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COMPLETE CONCORDANCE 
 
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SKETCH 
 
 
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 THE LIFE AND CHARACTER 
 
 ALEXANDER CRUDEN. 
 
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 The Sacred Scriptures, of the Old and New Testament, 
 were written and published in the same manner and lorm 
 as other books of the and country to which they be¬ 
 long. The prose writings had originally that unbroken 
 flow which distinguishes this species of composition, whilst 
 the poetic parts of the Old Testament were subjected to 
 such aiTangements as formed the peculiar quality of He¬ 
 brew poesy. The divisions into chapters and verses, which 
 now prevail, were the work of industrious men in later ages, 
 when, in consequence of that strict investigation which the 
 Scriptures had to undergo, for the support or confutation 
 of various disputed points, there arose an eager desire for 
 a verbal examination of their contents, and a consequent 
 necessity for frequent references. It may be, that neither 
 religion nor the Scriptures would have made a worse ap¬ 
 pearance at the present day, if these changes had never 
 taken place. The breaks made by the chapters fre¬ 
 quently occasion a misapprehension of the meaning of the 
 sacred writers, as they sometimes occur in the midst of a 
 chain of reasoning, separating the conclusion from the pre¬ 
 mises, or both from tneir application. And as most per¬ 
 sons, from the force of habit, continue to read, both in pub¬ 
 lic and private, neither more nor less than a chapter, the 
 errors wnich are acknowledged to arise from these injudi¬ 
 cious divisions, fail of being corrected in practice. Amongst 
 innumerable instances of this kind, the fourth and fifth 
 chapters of the Epistle to the Romans, the fourth and fifth 
 of tne Second Epistle to the Corinthians, and the first and 
 < second of the Second Epistle of Peter, may be mentioned 
 ias illustrations. The division into verses has produced a 
 S still more injurious effect. These break the continuity and 
 ^I'even surface of the Scriptures into an infinite number of 
 ^ sections, all like electric points, glistening with the fires of 
 ’Controversy; whilst they bring these, apparently distinct and 
 ' '^^t^dependent propositions, into a state of unnatural promi¬ 
 nence. In consequence of these arrangements, all the va¬ 
 rieties of sects with which Christendom abounds, are en- 
 ^^led to bring “ chapter and verse” for their conflicting and 
 sometimes contradictory statements. Yet, though these dis- 
 ' tinctions may not have been of advantage to the cause of 
 truth, and to the right understanding of the Scriptures, they 
 ^ have frequently assisted the meditations of the pious Chris- 
 ktian, and been found convenient to divines, in the compo- 
 . sition of their public discourses. The detached form in 
 “which the most important and interesting sentiments ap¬ 
 pear, gives the memory a firmer hold upon them, and im¬ 
 presses them more strongly on the feelings of the heart. 
 
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 Whether, however, this condition of the Scripture has been 
 for the better or the worse, it has now gained so firm an 
 establishment, as probably to be unalterable ; and it forms 
 the basis on which Concordances are constructed, whilst 
 it greatly increases their use and necessity. 
 
 The preface to the first edition of Cruden’s Concord¬ 
 ance, gives an historical account of all that had preceded 
 his own; and states very clearly the advantages of the great 
 work on which he exerted the energies of his mind, and 
 employed the most active portion of his life. The numerous 
 editions which ha’"^' been published, and the innumerable 
 copies which have <?een sold, prove its excellence, and its 
 perfect adaptation to the wants of the public. As, however, 
 the value* of such a work is greatly dependent on its correct¬ 
 ness, much labour has been bestowed in every succeeding 
 edition, to obtain this result. With what degree of success 
 this difficult task has been attended, may be judged from 
 the fact, that in the first fifty pages of the best quarto edi¬ 
 tion, have been discovered nearly one hundred'typogra¬ 
 phical errors. The publishers of the present edition have 
 exhausted the resources of their ait in producing a clear 
 and legible page, and they have adopted every precaution 
 for the attainment of the highest possible degree of accu¬ 
 racy. If defects should still be discovered, their existence 
 will not arise from any deficiency of labour or expense in 
 the execution of the work. 
 
 Few of those who consult a Concordance will think of 
 seeking for entertainment from a life of the author; and 
 fewer still would imagine, that a man, who could confine 
 himself for years to such an employment, could be the sub¬ 
 ject of that waywardness of mind which frequently attends 
 the higher powers of genius, and excites the sympathies of 
 mankind. Yet Alexander Cruden was one of those, 
 
 “ Or crazed by care, or crossed by hopeless love,” 
 
 who trod the path of life on the verge of that awful 
 abyss, where the hopes and happiness of so many great 
 minds have been ingulfed. Ana if madness was, in his 
 case, softened into eccentricity, or directed to the correction 
 and amendment of the generation in which he lived, he was 
 probably indebted, for his escape, to that absorption- of' 
 mind which such a work as this must have occasioned. 
 What would have been to others intolerable drudgery, waa- 
 a sedative to his agitated mind; and the labour, which 
 would have wasted the energies of a happier man, was the 
 balm of his wounded spirit. Who then was Alexander 
 
VI 
 
 SKETCH OF THE LIFE AND CHARACTER 
 
 Cniden ? and what were those son'ows which sous;ht relief 
 in the intensity of mental application, and in unwearied, 
 though often visionary, efforts for the public good ? 
 
 He is recorded to have been the second son of a worthy 
 citizen, a baillie or alderman of Aberdeen, where he was 
 born in 1701, and educated in the grammar-school of that 
 city. In this school he was the companion of some who 
 afterwards became eminent, amongst whom he is said to 
 have frequently mentioned George Earl Marischal, and 
 James afterwards the celebrated Mareschal Keith. 
 
 At the age of nineteen, he took the degree of Master of 
 Alts, cit Marischal College, and attended, probably with a 
 view to the ministry, the divinity lectures of the Rev. Mr. 
 Blackwell; but an incident occurred, at this period of his 
 life, which, operating on a sensitive and irritable constitution, 
 blasted his fondest hopes, darkened his fairest prospects, 
 und cast him upon the world with a shattered and distracted 
 mind. 
 
 Whilst a student at the university, he had imbibed an 
 ardent affection for the daughter of a minister at Aberdeen. 
 This attachment he prosecuted with his characteristic ardour, 
 but failed of obtaining the success which he desired. The 
 lady was determined against his suit, and the eagerness and 
 obtrusiveness of his applications at last determined her 
 father to close his doors against him. The disappointment 
 overpowered his reason, and his friends were obliged to 
 confine him in a private receptacle for lunatics. The covert 
 of this asylum sheltered him from a heavier calamity; for 
 it was subsequently discovered that this unhappy lady had 
 been the victim of a guilty attachment to one of her bro- 
 . thers. But the wound was incurable, and rankled in his 
 bosom to the close of his earthly career. Many years 
 afterwards, when he was settled in London, his friend Mr. 
 Chalmers, wishing to serve him, offered to introduce him to 
 a merchant near the Royal Exchange, who happened to be 
 a near relation of the young lady. On knocking at the door, 
 Mr. Cruden was astonished to see it opened by the lady 
 herself. He started back wdth visible signs of v/onder and 
 agony, and grasping his friend’s hand, exclaimed wildly, 
 “ Ah ! she has still her fine black eyes.” The door to which 
 he had been accidentally led, was that of her youngest 
 brother. No subsequent interview took place, but he 
 never mentioned her without the strongest manifestations 
 of grief and compassion. 
 
 In the year 1737, from disappointment in the expected 
 patronage to his Concordance, he was again attacked by 
 his former malady, and was placed in a private asylum at 
 Bethnal Green. On his release, he published a whimsical 
 and satirical pamphlet, describing the hardships to which 
 he had been subjected. He also commenced an action in 
 Westminster Hall against Dr. IMunro and others, which 
 was disposed of on July 7th, 1739, by a verdict for the 
 defendants, and exposed him to the taunt of Chief Justice 
 Lee. 
 
 He underwent another temporary confinement at Chelsea 
 in 1753, and again endeavoured to avenge himself by pub¬ 
 lishing an account of those receptacles for the disordered in 
 mind. He also entered into a correspondence with his sis¬ 
 ter, and some other persons, in which he proposed to them, 
 with great simplicity, a mode by w’hich they might recom¬ 
 pense him in a slight degree for the injustice which they 
 nad done him. He wmuld have persuaded his friends to 
 submit to imprisonment in Newgate, and to his sister he 
 offered, what appeared to him very mild terms, that she 
 should pay him a fine of £10 to £15, and take her choice 
 of 48 hours’ confinement in the prisons of Newgate, Read¬ 
 ing, Aylesbury, or that in Windsor Castle. 
 
 There is reason to apprehend, that the treatment of the 
 inmates of public and private asylums for lunatics was, at 
 that period, exceedingly improper, harsh, and often cruel. 
 None of the maladies to which our nature is exposed re¬ 
 quire, in a greater degree, the kindness and sympathy of 
 our fellows; and in none is there so great temptation to the 
 exercise of arbitrary and despotic authority. The unhappy 
 patients are, of necessity, abandoned by their friends, to the 
 sole care and control of professional strangers; and these 
 are, likewise, obliged to delegate their authority to inferior 
 ministers. Sad and bitter must have been the feelings of 
 such as were capable of appreciating the injustice to which 
 they were exposed, and of comparing the stern discipline 
 
 of a mad-house, with the indulgence and tenderness of do¬ 
 mestic intercourse. It cannot therefore be surprising that 
 Mr. Cruden, after his escape, should retain an indignant 
 recollection of his confinement, and seek to expose the evils 
 of those abodes of wretchedness. In later times, the efforts 
 of individuals and of the legislature have been strenuously 
 exerted to redress these evils; and by these, together with the 
 progress of medical science, and of humane and religious 
 principles, the lot of that unhappy portion of our race has, 
 perhaps, received all the amelioration of which it is capable. 
 It is due, however, to the memory of Smollett to remark, 
 that the first impulse to this course of humanity and be¬ 
 nevolence was given by him, in that exquisitely pathetic 
 tale, “ The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves.” 
 
 Mr. Cruden, as soon as he was released from his first 
 confinement at Aberdeen, determined to quit the place of 
 his birth, and try his fortune in London, where he arrived 
 in 1722. In the metropolis and its neighbourhood, he ob¬ 
 tained successive engagements, as private tutor to young 
 men who were preparing for the university. One of these 
 was at Ware in Hertfordshire. Some unknown cause also 
 led him to the Isle of Man, where he spent several years in 
 similar occupations. He returned to London in 1732, and 
 obtained employment as corrector of the press; in which 
 engagement his knowledge, assiduity, and integrity, obtained 
 him not only the good will of his employers, but also the 
 esteem and patronage of many distinguished persons. By 
 the Lord Mayor and some of the aldermen, and other emi¬ 
 nent citizens of London, he was recommended to Sir Robert 
 Walpole, and after a long period of tedious suspense, was, 
 by his influence, appointed, in 1735, bookseller to Queen 
 Caroline, consort of George the Second. 
 
 He then began to apply himself seriously to the great 
 work, with which he had been some time occupied, the 
 composition of a Concordance of the sacred Scriptures, 
 and, through his great diligence, and persevering industry, 
 the first edition was published in 1737. It was dedicated 
 to the Queen, to whom he presented a copy, which met 
 with very gracious acceptance; but all hopes of pecuniary 
 assistance were cut off, by the Queen’s death, wmich hap¬ 
 pened sixteen days after her majesty’s declaration, that “ she 
 would not fail to remember the author.” This was a hea-^y 
 stroke upon a poor author, whose little all was embarked in 
 this mighty undertaking; and the disappointment had such 
 an unfavourable effect both on his mind and circumstances, 
 that it brought on his second access of derangement. He 
 was confined, as has been said, at Bethnal Green, whence 
 he contrived to escape, though chained to his bedstead, and, 
 as soon as he was at liberty, published a history of his suf¬ 
 ferings, wuth this characteristic title, “ The London citizen 
 exceedingly injured; giving an account of his severe and 
 long confinement at Bet’nnal Green, for nine w'eeks and six 
 days ; the citizen being sent there in March 1738, by Robert 
 Wightman, a notoriously conceited and whimsical man; 
 where he was chained, handcuffed, strait-waistcoated, and 
 imprisoned ; with a history of Wightman’s Blind Bench ; 
 a sort of court that met at Wightman’s room, and unac¬ 
 countably proceeded to pass decrees in relation to the Lon¬ 
 don citizen,” See. See. It was on this occasion that he insti¬ 
 tuted the suit against Wightman the proprietor of the mad¬ 
 house, and Dr. Munro the physician, and by pleading his 
 own cause insured a verdict for the defendants. 
 
 Neither his misfortunes, nor his derangement, however, 
 prevented him from obtaining engagements as coiTector of 
 the press; and during fifteen succeeding years he show-ed 
 the acute state of his mind, by superintending the publica¬ 
 tion of several editions of the Greek and Roman classics; 
 and manifested the most simple and inoffensive manner.s, 
 and the most conscientious integrity, in all his under¬ 
 takings, At last, he unfortunately happened to have some 
 dispute, at his lodgings, with his sister, who had, about a 
 twelvemonth before, maiTied a Mr. Wild; and, through her 
 influence, he was again confined for the space of seventeen 
 days, the shortness of which time seems rather to indicate, 
 that his disorder \vas not of a very malignant nature. His 
 release was’ speedily followed by another narrative of ad¬ 
 ventures, in w'hich he assumed the permanent character of 
 Alexander the Corrector, the title of which was not 
 less curious than that of his former history: The adventures 
 of Alexander the Corrector, wherein is given an ac- 
 
OF ALEXANDER CRUDEN. 
 
 count of his being sent to Chelsea, and of his bad usage 
 during the time of his Chelsea campaign, which continued 
 seventeen days, from the 12th to the 29th of September 
 1753. With an account of the Chelsea academies, or the 
 private places for the confinement of such as are supposed 
 to be deprived of the exercise of their reason. To which 
 is added an account of the prophecies of some pious 
 ministers of the gospel, foretelling that Alexander’s afflic¬ 
 tions are designed by Divine Providence to being an in¬ 
 troduction, and pr^naration, to his being a Joseph and a 
 prosperous man. "CViih observations on the necessity of a 
 reformation, by executing the laws against swearers, sab- 
 bath-breakers, and other offenders.” In three parts. It 
 was after the publication of this pamphlet that he made 
 ihepropositions for indemnity before alluded to. 
 
 The remaining portion of his life was passed in a kind 
 of happy and harmless lunacy, which left him sufficiently 
 in possession of his rational faculties, to perform the duties 
 of his arduous occupation, and to exercise himself in the 
 execution of the commission, with which he fancied him¬ 
 self intrusted, to correct the public manners and morals. 
 
 ^ But, in fulfilling this object, he was not unfrequently led 
 ' into a course of conduct, which occasioned trouble to his 
 friends and others, and cast a cloud over his name, which, 
 but for this aberration of mind, would have been conspi¬ 
 cuous amongst the benefactors of mankind. 
 
 Under the impression of this divine commission, he pub¬ 
 lished several tracts, asserting his claims to supematurai 
 communications, and visited Oxford and Cambridge to ex¬ 
 hort the idlers of both sexes to a strict observance of the 
 sabbath, under the threat of eternal vengeance. His inter¬ 
 ference was, as may be supposed, in some cases rather un- 
 courteously received. 
 
 But it was in London that his principal attempts were 
 made; and to render them efficient, he thought it desirable 
 that his authority should be recognised by the king in 
 council, and that*^ he should be nominated Corrector of 
 the People, by act of Parliament. His applications to the 
 higher powers, for this purpose, were supported by testi¬ 
 monials from many ladies, at the head of which was the 
 name of the Lady Mayoress, and those of other ladies of 
 rank. He also made a formal application to His Majesty, 
 for the honour of knighthood, not from personal vanity, 
 but because he thought it would give weight to his endea¬ 
 vours in the “ good cause.” He gives an amusing account 
 of his interviews with the lords in w^aiting, secretaries of 
 state, and other great men, for this purpose. Being well 
 known and respected, he was not treated with rudeness; 
 but he complains that he was not attended to, except by 
 Earl Paulett, who, he says, “ always spoke civilly to 
 him; and being goutish in his feet, could not run away 
 from the Corrector, as others were wont to do.” 
 
 From this same delusion, he offered himself at the gene¬ 
 ral election in 1754, to represent the city of London in 
 Parliament, and his influence was sufficient to induce Mr. 
 Sheriff Chitty to nominate him in the Common Hall. But, 
 though several hands were held up for him, he declined 
 standing a poll, comforting himself with the persuasion 
 that he had the hearts, if not the hands, of the London 
 citizens. His next project was of a more private and per¬ 
 sonal nature, to pay his addresses to Miss Abney, daughter 
 of Sir Thomas Abney of Newington. This lady he ad¬ 
 dressed under the name of Elizabeth of Silesia; and he 
 made his suit with such persevering ardour, as must have 
 occasioned no small perplexity to that good family. Among 
 other freaks, he sent round “ praying bills ” to various con¬ 
 gregations, on her going abroad in 1754, that intercession 
 might be made to Almighty God for the safety of herself 
 and attendants. When she returned, he circulated similar 
 forms of thanksgiving. It cost Miss Abney and her at¬ 
 tendants some trouble, to free her from such a persevering 
 suitor. 
 
 Yet, amidst all these diversions, he still pursued his busi¬ 
 ness with unabated assiduity, and especially the correction 
 of his Concordance, and the preparing it for a new edition; 
 which was published in 1761, and presented in person by 
 the author to the King, who gave him a donation of £ 106 . 
 He had also the honour of presenting it to Queen Char¬ 
 lotte, and to the Princess Dowager of Wales. At this 
 time, Mr. Crudeii was corrector of the press to Mr. Wood- 
 
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 fall, in the publication of the Public Advertiser, a paper 
 celebrated by being made the vehicle of the Letters of 
 Junius. Here he had full occupation. At one o’clock in 
 the morning he finished the labours of the office, and at 
 six, he was turning over his Bible, with the most careful at¬ 
 tention, for the correction of his Concordance. In the 
 evening, he again returned to the printing office, near to 
 which he lodged, at “the Elating Mill, over against the Ship, 
 in Ivy Lane.” In this round of public and private duty 
 he passed his time tranquilly and happily, embracing every 
 opportunity of performing acts of benevolence to his fellow- 
 creatures; one of which is especially recorded to liis 
 honour. 
 
 In 1762 one Richard Potter, a poor ignorant sailo , was 
 tried, and convicted, at the Old Bailey, of forging, or utter¬ 
 ing knowing it to be forged, a seaman’s will. Mr. Cruden 
 was in the court, and was so fully convinced of his being 
 merely the tool of some designing villain, that he deter- ' 
 mined to interfere in his behalf, and endeavour to move the 
 Royal clemency. For this purpose, he visited him in New¬ 
 gate, conversed with him on religious subjects, exhorted, 
 instructed, and prayed with him. The man was awakened 
 to a sense of his condition as a sinner, and appeared to be 
 truly converted to God. Encouraged by this success, Mr. 
 Cruden began to take measures for saving his life. By re¬ 
 peated applications to Lord Hallifax, Secretary of State, he 
 obtained a change of the sentence, from death to transport¬ 
 ation. As an acknowledgment of his obligations to Lord 
 Hallifax, he presented him with a copy of the second edition 
 of his Concordance, to which he prefixed an elegant manu¬ 
 script Latin dedication, acknowledging his Lordship’s kind 
 interference on behalf of Potter. He published an account 
 of this transaction also, in a quaint yet interesting work, 
 entitled “ The history of Richard Potter, &c.” 
 
 The knowledge which Mr. Cruden obtained, through 
 these visits, of the wicked and degraded state of the felons 
 in Newgate, and the success which had attended his endea¬ 
 vours in the case of Potter, induced him to coritinue his 
 attempts for the reformation of that prison. He distributed 
 New Testaments and catechisms amongst its inmates, which 
 were accompanied with personal instructions, and the oc¬ 
 casional presentation of small rewards to the most docile 
 of his pupils. But the state of the prison at that period, 
 and the total want of discipline which then prevailed, ren¬ 
 dered liis efforts abortive. They sold his books, and spent, 
 the money in drinking. A philanthropist of the present 
 day has cultivated this barren waste with greater success. 
 Uniting female tenderness with the loftiest principles of 
 Christian enthusiasm, assisted by the progress of know¬ 
 ledge and humanity, and increased facilities of religious 
 instruction, and aided by the countenance of the wise and 
 good in the higher classes of society, Mrs. Fry has been 
 able to accomplish what was denied to Cruden and Howard. 
 Though disappointed in this attempt, he still continued his 
 benevolent exertions in individual instances; and though 
 he might in some cases appear obtrusive, his motives were 
 always kind, and his pleasure was great whenever he could 
 promote the welfare and happiness of his fellow-creatures. 
 One Sunday evening, returning from meeting, he met a man 
 who appeared to be suffering under the extremity of misery, 
 and, on inquiring into his circumstances, learned that the 
 sufferings of his family, through poverty, and other causes, 
 had determined him to destroy himself. By suitable admoni¬ 
 tions and consolations, with some pecuniary donation, and 
 promises of future attentions, he restored this unhappy man, 
 to his own great joy, to peace and comfort. 
 
 Another evening, he is said to have been accosted by a 
 miserable female, whom he permitted to accompany him 
 to his own door, and then on quitting her, remonstmted 
 with her on the criminal and ruinous course she was pur¬ 
 suing, and earnestly exhorted her to repentance and 
 amendment. The poor girl assured him, with tears, that 
 she w'ould gladly quit her present course of life, but knew 
 not where to go. “ It is too late, said he, to talk of this 
 to-night, but, if you remain in the same mind, call on me 
 to-morrow, and I will befriend you.” She came to him on 
 the morrow, and declared herself willing to engage in the 
 lowest and most laborious occupation, if she could but 
 disengage herself from that life oi infamy. Not knowing 
 where to dace her, Mr. Cruden took her to his own house. 
 
LIFE AND CHARACTER OF ALEXANDER CRUDEN. 
 
 • • • 
 
 ▼III 
 
 as assistant to his servant. There she continued till his 
 death, and, by the propriety of her behaviour, manifested 
 the sincerity of her repentance. 
 
 In the well known contest which took place between the 
 British government and John Wilkes, in consequence of 
 the publication of No. 45 of the North Briton, Mr. Cruden 
 took a very decided ])art in the defence of government. 
 He published a pamphlet against Wilkes, and always ex¬ 
 pressed the utmost abhorrence of his moral and religious 
 character, declaring that such a profligate could not be a 
 patriot. To express, in the most efficacious manner, his 
 dislike, he provided himself with a sponge, and took many 
 a long and tedious walk to efface the badge of party, 
 No. 45, wherever he found it chalked on doors or window- 
 shutters, as well as all other inscriptions offensive to good 
 manners. 
 
 In-the year 17C9, he visited his native city for the last 
 time, where he still maintained his vocation as a public 
 Corrector. He began with giving a couple of lectures, in 
 Latin and English, on the necessity of a general reformation. 
 These were followed by printing, as a hand-bill, the Fourth 
 Commandment, which he distributed every Sunday, to all 
 descriptions of persons. At a considerable expense, he 
 stored his pockets with various religious tracts, which were 
 given to every one who would promise to read them. He 
 was particularly kind and attentive to children, and by his 
 earnest piety, and simple, unaffected benevolence, obtained 
 the general esteem of his townsmen. His efforts to do 
 good, however, still partook of his characteristic eccen¬ 
 tricity. “ To a young clergyman whom he thought too 
 conceited and modern^ he very gravely and formally pre¬ 
 sented a little catechism, used by children in Scotland, 
 called, ‘ The Mother’s Catechism,’ Dedicated to the 
 Young and Ignorant.” 
 
 The end of his career was now at hand. After the resi¬ 
 dence of about a year in Aberdeen, he returned to London, 
 and took lodgings in Camden Street, Islington. His death 
 was marked with something of the peculiarity of his life. 
 No illness or decay indicated his approaching dissolution. 
 He had suffered from a slight attack of asthma, but re¬ 
 tired to rest, on his last evening, as usual. In the morning, 
 his maid rang the bell to summon him to breakfast. No 
 answer was returned; and she entered his bed-room, but 
 he was not there. She proceeded to his closet, and found 
 him dead, in the attitude of prayer, kneeling against a 
 chair. Thus lived and thus died Alexander Cruden, who 
 might justly say with Horace, 
 
 “ Exegi monumentum sere perennius.” 
 
 He had, amidst the avocations of business, and the dis¬ 
 turbance of a deranged intellect, accomplished a work 
 which will live as long as the English Language, and 
 accompany the sacred Scriptures, which are circulated in 
 that language, through all parts of the habitable world. 
 Well may it be said of this pious, benevolent, and indus¬ 
 trious man, “ He rests from his labours, and his works do 
 follow him.” 
 
 Mr. Cruden vvas a Calvinistic dissenter, and firmly 
 maintained his religious opinion. And his religion was 
 not separated from morality, for his was “ the faith which 
 worketh by love.” He was a member of the church 
 which assembled at Great St. Helen’s, under the care 
 of Dr. Guise, whom he used to call “his beloved pas¬ 
 tor.” On the retirement of Dr. Guise in 1762, he at¬ 
 tended the ministry of Dr. Conder, in Moorfields, and, 
 afterwards, that of Mr. Cruikshank, in Swallow Street. 
 He still however maintained his connexion witli the church 
 at Great St. Helen’s, where he received the sacrament of 
 the Lord’s Supper on the first Sunday of each month. His 
 death took place November 1, 1770. 
 
 As Mr. Cruden never married, he distributed his small 
 property amongst his relations, except a sum which he gave 
 to his native city, to be expended in religious books for the 
 poor. He also founded an exhibition of five pounds per 
 annum to assist in educating a student at Marischal Col¬ 
 lege. His will specified the terms on which this assistance 
 should be enjoyed, one of which was, a perfect acquaint¬ 
 ance with Vincent’s Catechism. 
 
 Besides the works which have been mentioned before, he 
 wrote “ An Account of the History and Excellency of the 
 Holy Scriptures” prefixed to a Compendium of the Holy 
 Bible. He also compiled a “ Scripture Dictionary,” which 
 was published at Aberdeen after his death, in 2 vols. 8vo. 
 He was employed to compile the elaborate verbal index to 
 Bishop Newton’s edition of Milton’s Works; a wmrk of great 
 labour and talent, and which he is said to have undertaken 
 at the request of Auditor Benson. 
 
 On the enlarging and jierfecting of his great work, the 
 Concordance, he employed all the leisure hours of the 
 later periods of his life. Tlie second edition w’as published 
 in 1761, and dedicated to his late Majesty George the Third. 
 The third appeared in 1769, with the Author’s last correc¬ 
 tions. The profit of these compensated for the loss upon 
 the first. He received £500 for the second edition, and 
 £300 for the third, with twenty copies printed on fine paper^ 
 These sums, with the product of his other labours, supplied 
 his own moderate personal wants, and formed a fund for 
 those labours of love in which his heart delighted. 
 
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 Work was ready for the press, I designed humbly to offer it to your Maiesty, and to beo- leave to nub 
 
 ife encoura4°meZml!lv K°"' iliustrioiis qualities and example in theVeat scenes oC'yoiir vLable 
 
 Rel’i|ioT ° I'umoly to beg your countenance to a well-meant attempt for promoting the knowledge of our holy 
 
 there’warnoVrinre’m'’tt,''f°i?’ of your mind, were so celebrated in your fatlier’s court, that 
 
 fuXn;rie"“v.:tneTm."o Si;?a“ «*• 
 
 MaifsW ra'crnwra':’ a”'' “ virtue, and by the secret methods^of his tv. do®m hatfE t you 
 
 sSou whici %vcb tA™d,ng and supporting the Protestant Religion, as it is conspicuous for its glor/and 
 
 of Divine Providence as is to be admired with great thankfulness though without the 
 least suipr.se, since He whose hngdo.n ruleth over all hath declared, that sack as honour Him, He ^il hZt ^ 
 
 celebramd for Imi'chnsdan'mi';^^ ™ '-I'o was norv more 
 
 of the Britkh rntirtn ha ™^oUanimity, than for the beauty of her person, which had been so universally admired We 
 regard tn W have reason to rejoice that such a proposal was made and accepted, and that your MSestv with 
 
 oAhe other You no^Ron^^'"^ treaties, showed as rnuch prudence in your compliance with the one, as piety in vour'refusal 
 
 them'’eSlt'm,?ul!;°T f" "'Wd' your Majesty was famed in other countries, and reioice to see 
 
 doms surrounded by vLr>rappy by their influence. We behold the throne of these kinv- 
 
 .akesto.n:r.rSyttrtheifS?h’rp;i!n’‘c"^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 in tteelSfarts\ndSln'’L1l‘^^^^ I?'®"*? oonversation either delightful or improving. Your fine taste 
 
 jects of conversation but is adanted” wfith ®och, that your discourse is not confined to the ordinary siib- 
 
 d.fferent nations. Tliat LeeaWe turn which nnnew!"®'’ occasion, and entertains the politest persbns of 
 
 so suitable to the delicacy’of your sex The nobS^ess of op™ the most ordinary aflTa.rs of life, which is 
 
 by every one who has the honour to approac^i you. otlot-ation, and the splendour of your quality, is observed 
 
 encmimgeYme'tXpe SVds^V^rk wilfZVvhlf Slory around a human character, 
 
 rf'iisis 
 
 andtpadfyTo do%ooT/" ‘oV-Vaj::.;: wl,: is cdebmmd^both fofymurtcTS 
 
 Family •’’IfaTyS.ThrbeTonv rnSrl‘m Ifr'l""r '^t=>noh of your Royal 
 
 heaven, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. aithfully on eaith, and may you reign for ever witli Him in 
 
 These are the sincere prayers of him who is, with the most profound respeO, 
 
 May it please your Majesty, 
 
 Your Majesty's 
 
 Most dutiful and 
 
 Most obedient servant, 
 
 London, October, 1731 
 
 ALEXANDER CRUDEN, 
 
 the COth ot-?hS‘^very moitl'f. dedicated to Queen Caroline, and was presented. November 3, 1737, to her Majesty, who departed tliis life 
 
TO THE KING 
 
 € 
 
 SIRE, 
 
 This CONCORDANCE was begun with a design to promote the study and knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, and 
 the method taken therein is deemed by competent judges to be the best towards a complete Concordance that hath hitherto 
 appeared in our language. It is acknowledged to be a useful book to private Christians who search the Scriptures, and 
 to be very necessary for all the Preachers of the Gospel. Therefore to whom can this new Edition be more properly offered 
 than to your Majesty, now in the beginning of your reign, having already manifested a great regard to religion, and an 
 earnest concern for promoting it among‘your subjects ? 
 
 All other books are of little or no importance in comparison of the Holy Scriptures, which are a revelation from God, 
 and are given as the only rule of faith and practice. If the kings of Israel were required not only “ to read the law of 
 Closes ail the days of their life, but also to write out a copy of it with their own hand, that they might learn to fear the 
 Lord their God, and keep all the words of his law;’' it may be reasonably expected that Christian Princes should make 
 the glorious Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ their daily study, that it may become their constant guide 
 and rule for the government of their people, as well as for their own salvation. 
 
 It hath been often observed, that the most effectual way to a general external reformation is “ to make Relisrion a step to 
 preferment, and Irreligion a bar to itbecause example has a more powerful influence over the minds of men than precept, 
 or even than punishment. The early declarations and strong resolutions which your Majesty was pleased to make at your 
 coming to the throne, “ That you would encourage those who are religious, and discourage those that are otherwise,” rejoiced 
 the hearts of all who earnestly desire the revival of vital and practical religion, and to see your Majesty’s subjects a holy 
 and happy people. 
 
 True piety has been in all ages accounted the truest honour; for religion diffuses the greatest glory around a human 
 character, and sweetens and embalms the memory of Princes. A pious Prince, who hath shown a hearty concern for the 
 eternal happiness of his people, as well as for their present protection, will be remembered with great esteem and honour ; 
 for the Scripture says, that “ the memory of the just is blessed.” When they are spoken of, it is with praise and com¬ 
 mendation by all good men. All other accomplishments, without true grace and real religion, cannot make the children 
 of men Imppy, who must all die and rise again, ‘^-and appear before the judgment-seat of Christ, to receive according to 
 what they have done in the body, whether good or bad.” 
 
 The memory of Hezekiah, the religious king of Judah, is precious : he hath been celebrated in all ages of the Church 
 for his pious zeal in the reformation of his people at the beginning of his reign ; for “ God honours those that honour him, 
 and they who despise him shall be lightly esteemed.” It is said of that pious King, that “ he trusted in the Lord God 
 of Israel, so that after him there was none like him among all the Kings of Judah, nor any that were before him : for he 
 clave to the Lord, and departed not from following him, but kept his commandments, which the Lord commanded 
 Moses.” Hezekiah, like your Majesty, began his reign in his youth, yet his zeal for the worship of God, and for promot¬ 
 ing religion among his subjects, carried him through the great difficulties of reforming a people, who had so much dege¬ 
 nerated into gross idolatry. May the great God be the guide of your life, and direct and prosper you, that it may be said 
 by the present and future ages, that King George the Third hath been an Hezekiah to our British Israel. 
 
 I doubt not but your Majesty will pardon my forbearing to enter upon your valuable personal accomplishments: I 
 shall only add that, when it pleased God, the sovereign Lord of life and death, to deprive us of the blessing of your Royal 
 Grandfather King George the Second, the Protector of our Religion and Liberties for many years, it was esteemed a 
 national blessing that God had favoured Great Britain with a Prince born and educated among us ; who makes the hap- 
 ^Moess of his People the rule of his government; and without Religion there can be no real happiness for Prince or 
 People. 
 
 When your Majesty came to the throne, the loyal and affectionate addresses from your subjects in all parts of the 
 British dominions, shewed their great hopes and strong expectations of being happy under your Majesty’s government. 
 We of tl'.e British nation have reason thankfully to remember the appearances of Divine Providence in the preservation of 
 our Religion and Liberties, particularly in settling and establishing the Protestant Succession, and in disappointing from 
 time to time all the contrivances and attempts of its enemies, whether secret or open; and in your Majesty’s coming to the 
 throne with the hearts of all your subjects united to you as the heart of one man. 
 
 May it please God to bestow his choicest gifts upon your Majesty, upon your Royal Mother the Princess Dowager of 
 Wales, and all the Royal Family, and upon your numerous and powerful People. May you be blessed, and made a 
 real blessing, and may your reign be long and prosperous ; and after you have been enabled to serve God faithfully here 
 upon earth, may you reign for ever with him in heaven through Jesus Christ. This is the sincere and earnest prayer of 
 him who is, with great humility and profound respect. 
 
 May it please your Majesty, 
 
 Your Majesty’s most dutiful, 
 
 ' And most obedient subject and servant. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 iMndoriy June 11,1761a 
 
 ALEXANDER CRUDEN. 
 
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 A CO^CORDANCE s a Dictionary or an Isup, to the BIBLE, wherein all the words used throu-rh the inspired 
 writings are arranged aIphabetica ly, and the various places where they occur are referred to, to assist us m finding ouTZ- 
 sages, and comparing the several significations of the same word. A work of this kind, wliich tends so muclUo render 
 the study of the holy Scriptures more easy to all Christians, must be acknowledged to be very useful; for if a vood Index 
 to any other book is to be valued much more ought one to the Bible, which is a revelation from Goo, given as the onD 
 rule of our faith and practice, and to aiscover to us the way to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ ^ 
 
 1 do not here propose to treat of the incomparable excellences of that divine book, which is above all commendation 
 
 “pon'te'e dH-m: Ortll^'^” ho;e,Tnd coS^retaS 
 
 What I shall further do in this Preface, shall be to present the Reader with a short historical account of Cox' 
 m thit?"^^^’ usefulness; and then acquaint him with the method I have follLed 
 
 Hmode S. CImro, a preaching Friar of the Dominican order, who was afterwards a Cardiml was tlio first wbn aa™ 
 piled a Concordance to tlie holy Scriptures: he died m the yea’r 1262, He had studied the 
 
 STo®'aSsGfim'‘'He framM°"'’i“b'''°‘''f jtre told he employed five hundred Mo^’ks of his 
 
 Thil f l ^ ^^iamed an xiidex of all the declinable words, and referred to the places where they were to be found 
 
 I p^^^ordance has been frequently printed with improvements; and since that time works of this sort have 
 been brought to much greater perfection than formerly. At first it was thought sufficient to Specify the chapter where^^n 
 ffie word wcurred with these letters a, b, c, d, as marks to point out the beginning, the middle,^or tlfe end of die chanter 
 But after Robert Stepbens, m the year 1545, had divided the chapters of the Bible into verses, the verses likewise beoan to 
 e numbered, and the letters in the editions of the Concordances to be suppressed. And in 1555 this eminent Printer 
 published his fine Concordance, wherein the chapters and verses are exactly distinguished. 
 
 tbi ^ Cardinal Hngo's came to be known, men, who carefully studied 
 
 the Scriptures would be satished that such assistance should be confined only to those who irderslood tetr? 
 
 m various languages, particularly Rabbi Mordecai Nathan, otherwise called Js«r/c 
 JSatlian, composed an Heoi'ew Concordance in imitation of Cardinal Hvso's He beo-an it in the venr i a-m onrl i f i 
 
 mii^v W >’ asYe himilf sSys, lYwas Jbi! Jd tYmYraYr‘4t 
 
 in the vpai 1 wn‘ H was printed several times^: first at Fenice by DamVf iomiera 
 
 1581 Sat ReY in I'fib® Tr^ Mar Net,b, that is to say, Wbick givelh light in the wm/ ; at Bmil by FrZnL ?n’ 
 assisted by his^rhYs papL,Jt L^^^^^ of that noble work published by John Barter/; the son, being 
 
 reiuibbshed i^Tfi YYio festament, a Concordance v/os published by Henry Stephens at Geneva in 1599, and 
 
 foi^om^nay to the Septuagmt Version of the Old Testament, must be owned to be very useful to such as are 
 
 KirchpPnP^^i used in it wuh those of the Neiv Testament, and to those who read the Fathers. Conrad 
 author has in^rffid^'fhp ^^tb Greek Cmcordance of the Old Testament, printed at Franefort in 1602. This 
 
 answer ^ r.Tnrp fill ? ^ alphabetical order, and placed under them the Greek words to which they 
 
 bv the 'ao-e^ and worthy SiAtll Testament has been published at Amsterdam in 1718^ 
 
 wkh Afet:fasYht^nSrt;YsY:‘rhf 
 
 DnfcTJTr Concordances likewise published in various modern languages; in French by M Gravelin • in Hhk 
 
 fa’s?, t^L?:iStYV:blYrunr f 
 
 of their usKess Yat maYo^f themY"™ = 0 ™ oo>'t«r>os ago; and the world has been so sensible 
 
 in our language it’ mfv^e^lnimd V^hlf been composed and published m different languages. But as there are several 
 it has abofe Y; oShherT^ublisYd 1 undertaking this great and laborious work, or what advantages 
 
 spedm^ns, Ifounl d neces'Yv’to alter mv » Octavo; but after I I, ad printed several 
 
 readily find the'btc7hTwa'l^fs“Yh?VYt!®’‘* Renerally contained in one line, whereby the reader may 
 
 are parallel, 1 haY geneS VenHoYfiYi " more texts of Scripture that 
 
 parallel texts It is frintrf wiX a‘vood iloJm ’I !" Bible, and have directly added the 
 
 volume and m-^kp A Jlmt • n ^ letter, though pretty small, which was necessary in order to brino- it into this 
 volume, and make it conta.n multum m parvo, much in a little compass ; and great care Ls been taken that the figures 
 
xii PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 referring to the chapters and verses of the Bible be exact and correct. When a text is marked with a f, it denotes a mar¬ 
 ginal reading. 
 
 This Concordance is divided into three Alphabets. 
 
 The first Alphabet contains the appellative or common words, which is the principal part. It is very full and large, and 
 any text may be found by looking for any material word, whether it be substantive, adjective, verb, &c. 
 
 In this part, I have given the various Significations of the princij)al words, which, I hope, will be esteemed a use¬ 
 ful improvement, there not being any thing of this kind in the other large Concordances. By this improvement the Reader 
 will have many texts explained, and difficulties removed ; and the meaning of the Scripture may be here known by that 
 which is accounted the best rule of interpreting Scrifiture, namely, bij comparing one Scripture with another. There is so 
 large a collection of the various Significations of many words in Scripture, as nriay, perhaps, be not only useful to private 
 Christians, but also to those who preach the Gospel; for hereby many important things may be observed at one view, 
 without the trouble of turning over several volumes ; and occasion is sometimes taken to give an account of the Jewish 
 customs and ceremonies, by which the Reader is led into the meaning of many passages of Scripture, as may be seen in 
 the words, Elder, Ephod, Synagogue, &c. 
 
 The second Alphabet contains the Proper Names in the holy Scriptures, which the Reader will receive with improvements, 
 as in Abraham, l)avid, &c. The texts referred to where those names are mentioned, give a short historical account of the 
 remarkable things recorded in Scripture concerning them. To this part is prefixed a Table, containing the Signijications 
 of the words in the original languages from which they are derived. 
 
 The thh'd and last Alphabet is a Concordance for those books that are called Apocryphal, which is only added that this 
 work might not be deficient in any thing that is treated of in any other Concordance ; those books not being of divine In¬ 
 spiration, nor any part of the Canon of Scripture, and therefore are of no authority in the church of God. 
 
 I conclude this Preface, with praying that God, who hath graciously enabled me to bring this large Work to a conclu¬ 
 sion, would render it useful to those who seriously and carefully search the Scriptures; and grant that the sacred writings, 
 which are so important and highly worthy of esteem, may meet with all that affection and regard which they deserve. May 
 those w’ho profess to believe the Scriptures to be a Revelation from God, apply themselves to the reading and study of 
 them ; and may they by the Holy Spirit of God, who indited the Scriptures, be made wise to salvation through faith which 
 is in Christ Jesus. Amen. 
 
 London, October,, 1737. 
 
 A. C. 
 
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION. 
 
 As to wjmt respects this new Edition, notwithstanding the great pains taken in the First, there was room for imnrove- 
 ments. 'The filling up of the lines to make the text fuller could not so well be done in the manuscript copy as in the 
 printed 1 liis renders the sentences more complete in many thousands of places : moreover the texts am more d?st net in 
 many places by the leading words being distinguished in Italic characters. Some texts are added ^dTne imnrove^ 
 
 ments aie made in the Sign^cations of words, and an historical account is given of some eminent’ persons under their 
 Frooer Names; and other things that need not be particularly mentioned. emineni persons under tlieir 
 
 Ihe labours of many persons to compile Concordances to the Bible, and their acceptance from time to time bv th(> 
 public, shew their great usefulness. It may be reckoned a good sign that religion is revTed m some considerXe dVret 
 m the present age, by the great dernand for Concordances and religious books. The First Fdition of several thousands in 
 nurnber has been long sold off, which shews this book’s favourable reception from the public • and a demand has bppn l^no- 
 rnade for a new Edition. There are few books more necessary to those who study the^irBiB’LEfthan a 
 ther private Christians, or Minsters of the Gospel who make the Scripture the standard of their preachinf>-. I was told bv 
 an eminent Minister, that the Bible and this Concordance taught him to preach. This Dictionaru mav be a heln but thp 
 
 who a!one can powerfully Ind effectually teach and^presr^t™ art with Eh^ 
 revealed m the Scriptures, and make those who read and study the sacred writings wise to salvation 
 
 all design in this Work is, that it may be the means of propagating amono- my countrymen and throucrh 
 
 ,n thp W f knowledge of God through our Lord Jesus^cLL, and of ourselveras the same"s mvealed 
 
 tttle pale. 
 
 f the above-mentioned improvements in this new Edition will serve to recommend the work more and 
 
 Sptrlt, to mahe^t utfuTSr“t 
 
 London, June 11, 1761. 
 
 A. C. 
 
 PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION. 
 
 IISSSsBSgajjglfggS 
 
 It they could not have another copy, they would not part with it for manv nounds ” Thic 'rnrnr. ■^’T^r ^ ^ ’ 
 
 ESSSI’■iT£i‘-..r=-=4 i r.tis’-.trbSS 
 
 London, March 24, 1769. 
 
 A. C. 
 
A COLLECTION OF THE NAMES AND TITLES GIVEN TO JESUS CHRIST 
 
 ADAM, 1 Cor. 15.46. 
 
 Advocate, 1 John 2. 1. 
 
 Amen, Rev. .3.14. 
 
 Anffel, Isa. 63. 9. Mai. 3.1. 
 
 Ancient of Days, Daw. 7- 22. 
 Anointed, Psal. 2. 2,1 45. 7. 
 
 Apostle, Heb. 3. 1. 
 
 Apple -tree, Cant. 2. 3, 
 
 Author and Finisher of faith, Heb.l2.2. 
 Babe, Lnke 2.16. 
 
 Beginning of Great. ofGod, J?et;.3.14. 
 Begotten of the Fatlier, .lo/in 1. 14. 
 Beloved, Ca7it. 1.13. Ep/i. 1. 6. 
 Bishop, 1 Pet. 2. 25. 
 
 Blessed, 1 Tim. 6. 15. 
 
 Branch of Kighteousne.ss, Zech. 3. 8, 
 Brazen .Serj)ent, Jo/m 3. 14. 
 
 Bread of Life, John 6. 48, 51. 
 Bridegroom, Mat. 9. 15. 
 
 Bright Morning Star, Rev. 22. 16. 
 Brightness of Father’s Glory, 1. 3. 
 Bundle ofMyrrh, Cant. 1. 13. 
 Camphire, Cant.}. 14. 
 
 Captain, Josh. 5. 14. Heb. 2. 10, 
 Child, Isa. 9. 6. 
 
 Cho.sen, Mat. 12. 18. lAike2Z. 35. 
 Christ. Mat. 1. 16. | 2. 4. 
 
 Consolation of Israel, laike 2. 25. 
 Corner-Stone, Eph. 2.20.1 Pet. 2.7- 
 Covenant, Isa. 42. 6. 
 
 Counsellor, Isa. 9. 6. 
 
 Covert, Isa. .32. 2. 
 
 Creator, Isa. 43. l5. 
 
 Creditor. Luke 7. 41. 
 
 Cyrus, Isa. 45. 1. 
 
 David, Jer. ,30.9. Ez.a/.24,25.Hos.3.5. 
 Days-Man, Job 9. .33. 
 
 Day-Star, 2 Pet. 1.19. 
 
 Deliverer, Rnm.W. £6, 
 
 Desire of all Nations, Hag. 2. 7- 
 Dew, Hos. 14. 5. 
 
 Diadem, Isa. 62. 3. 
 
 Door of Sheep, John 10. 7- 
 Eagle, Deut. 32. 11. 
 
 Elect, Isa. 42. 1. 
 
 Emmanuel, Isa. 7. 14. Mat. 1. 23. 
 Ensign, Isa. 11.10. 
 
 Eternal Life, 1 John 5. 20. 
 
 Everlasting Father, J.sa. 9.6. 
 
 Express Image, &c. Heb. 1.3. 
 
 A COLLECTION 
 
 ADOPTED .Sons, Gal. 4.5. 
 
 Angels, Lvke 20. .36. 
 
 Assembly of Saints, Heb. 10. 25. 
 Believers, Jicts 5. 14. 
 
 Beloved of God, Psal. 60.5.1 108. 6. 
 Blessed, Psal. 2. 12. | .32. 1. 
 Blameless, Phil. 2. 15. 
 
 Body of Christ, E,ph. 1. 2.3. 
 
 Branches of H ighteousness, John 15. 5. 
 Brethren, Rom.S. 29. I 12. 1. 
 
 Bride, Rev. 2}. 2, 9.1 22. 17. 
 
 Building of God, 1 Cor. 3. 9. 
 
 Called, Isa. 62. 12. Rom.S. 28, 
 Candlestick, Rev. 1. 12. | 2. 5. 
 
 Cedars, Psal. 92. 12. Kzek. 31. 8. 
 Children of the Kingdom, Mat. 13. 38. 
 Christ, 1 Cor. 12. 12. 
 
 Christians, Acts 11.26. 1 Pet. 4.16. 
 Church of God, 1 Cor. 1. 2. 
 Circumcision, Phil. 3. 3. 
 
 City of God, Heb. 12.22. Rev. 3.12. 
 Citizens, Eph.2. 19.IComely,C«w/.1.5, 
 Companions, Psal. 45. 14. Cant. 1.7. 
 Complete, Col. 2. 10. 
 
 Congregation of Saints, Psal. 149. 1. 
 Contrite, Isa. 57- 15.1 06. 2. 
 Converts, Isa. 1. 27. 
 
 Corner Stones, Psal. 144. 12. 
 Daughter of the King, Psal. 45. 13. 
 Dead in Christ, 1 Thess. 4. 16. 
 
 Dearly Beloved, Jer. 12. 7. 
 
 Delights, Cant. 7. 6. 
 
 Dew, Psal. 110. 3. Mir. 5. 7. 
 Disciples, Isa. 8. 16. Mat. 5. 1. 
 
 Faithful Witness, Rev. 1. 5. | 3.14. 
 119. 11. 
 
 Fatteil Calf, I.uke 15. 2.3. 
 
 Father of Eternity, Isa. 9. t 6. 
 Feeder, Isa. 40. 11. 
 
 Finisher of Faith, Heb. 12. 2. 
 Fir-tree, Hos. 14. 8. 
 
 First-Begotten, Rev. 1.5. 
 
 First-Fruits, 1 Cor. 15, 23. 
 
 First and l.ast, Rev. 2. 8. 
 
 Flesh, John 1. 14. 
 
 Foundation, Isa. 28.10. 
 
 Fountain, Zech. 13. 1. 
 
 Forerunner, Heb. 6. 20. 
 
 P'riend of Sinners, Matt. 11, 19. 
 
 Gift of God, 2 Cor. 9. 15. 
 
 Glory of God, Isa. 40. 5. 
 
 Glorious Lord, Isa. .33. 21. 
 
 God, John 1. 1. Rom. 9. 5. 1 Tim. 3. 
 
 16. ] John 5. 20. 
 
 Gold, Cant. 5. 11, 
 
 Golden Altar, Rev. 8. 3. 
 
 Governor, Matt. 2. 6. 
 
 Gracious, 1 Pet. 2. 3. 
 
 Guide, Psal. 48. 14. 
 
 Habitation, Psal. 91. 9. 
 
 Harmless, Heb. 7. 26. 
 
 Head of the Church, Col. 1. 18. 
 
 Heir of all Things, Heb. 1. 2. 
 
 Help, Psal. .33. 20.1 40. 17- 
 Heritage, Isa. 58. 14. 
 
 Highest, Psal. 18. 13. Hike!.32. 
 Pligh Priest, Heb. .3. 1. 1 7. 1- 
 Most High, Luke 8. 28. 
 
 Holy One of God, Mark 1. 24. 
 
 Holy One of Israel, Isa. 41. 14. 
 
 Holy Child, Acts 4. 30. 
 Honey-Comb, Ca?it. 4. 11. 
 
 Hope, Acts 28. 20. 1 Tim. 1.1. 
 
 Horn of Salvation, Psal. 18. 2. 
 Husband, Isa. 54. 5. Jer. 31. 32. 
 
 T am, Exod. .3.14. .ToJinS. 58. 
 
 .Jacob, Isa. 41. 8.1 44. 1. 5. 
 
 .Jah, Psal. 68. 4. 
 
 .Jehovah, Isa. 26. 4. | 40. + 3. 
 ■Jerusalem, Ca7tt. 6. 4. 
 
 .Jesus, Matt. 1. 21. 1 Thess. 1. 10. 
 Image of God, Heb. 1. 3. 
 
 Immanuel, Isa. 7.14. Mat. 1. 2.3. 
 Immortal, 1 Tim. 1. 17. 
 
 Inheritance, Ezek.44.28. 
 
 Invisible, 1 Tim. 1, 17. 
 
 Israel, Isa. 44. 21.1 49. 3. 
 
 .Judah, Rev. 5. 5. 
 
 .Judge, Mic. 5. 1. Acts 10. 42. 
 
 King, Mat. 21. 5.1 25. 34. 
 
 Ladder, Gen. 28. 12. 
 
 Lamb, John 1. 29. Rev. 5. 6. 
 Lawgiver, Isa. .33. 22. James 4. 12. 
 l.eader, Isa. 55. 4. 
 
 Light, John 1. 9. I 8. 12. | 12. 46. 
 
 Life, John 14. 6. 
 
 Lion of the Tribe of Judah, Rev. 5. 5. 
 Living God, 1 Tim. .3. 15. 
 Long-suffering, Exod. 34. 6. 
 
 Lord, Rom. 1. 3. Rev. I7. 14. 
 
 Lovely, Cant. 5. 16. 
 
 Man, Acts 17 . 31. 1 Tim. 2. 5. 
 
 Master, Mat. 8.19. 1 23. 8. 
 
 Mediator, 1 Tim. 2. 5. 
 
 Melchisedek, Heb. 7. 1. 
 
 Merciful, Heb.2.\7. 
 
 Messenger, Mai. 2. 7. 1 3.1. 
 
 Messiah, Dan. 9. 25. John 1. 41. 
 Michael, Dan. 12. 1. Rev. 12.7- 
 Mighty God, Isa. 9.6. 163.1. 
 Minister, Heb. 8. 2. 
 
 Morning-star, Rev. 2. 28. 1 22. 16. 
 Moses, Aets 3. 22. 
 
 Nazarite. Mat. 1.23. 
 
 Offspring of David, Rev. 22.16. 
 Only-Begotten, John 1. 14. 
 
 Ointment, Ca7it. 1. 3. 
 
 Pass-over, 1 Cor. 5. 7. 
 
 Plant of Renown, Ezek. 34. 29. 
 Potentate, 1 Tim. 6. 15. 
 
 Prince, Acts 3. 15. | 5. 31. 
 
 Prophet, 4.19. Acts 3. 22. 
 Propitiation, 1 Johri 2. 2. I 4. 10. 
 Power of God, 1 Cor. 1, 24. 
 
 Purifier, Mai. .3. 3. 
 
 Physician, Mat. 9.12. 
 
 Polished Shaft, Isa. 49- 2. 
 
 Priest, Heb. 4. 14. | 7. 26. 
 
 Ransom, 1 Tim. 2. 6. 
 
 Reaper, Rev. 14. 15. 
 
 Redeemer, Isa. 59. 20. ! 60 16. 
 Resurrection, John 11. 25. 
 
 Refiner, Mai. 3. 3. 
 
 Refuge, Isa. 25. 4. 
 
 Righteoiisne&s, Jer. 2.3. 6. 
 
 Rock, Deut. 32. 15. 1 Cor. 10.4. 
 
 Ro<l and Branch, Isa. 11.1. 
 
 Root of David, Rev. 22. 16. 
 
 Roe and Hart, Crmt. 2. 9. 
 
 Rose of Sharon, Cant. 2. 1. 
 
 Ruler in Israel, Mic. 5. 2. 
 
 Sacrifice, Eph. 5. 2. 
 
 Salvation, Ltike 2. 30. 
 
 Samaritan, Luke 10. 3.3. 
 Sanctification, 1 Cor. 1. 30, 
 Sanctuary, Isa. 8. 14. 
 
 .Seed of Abraham, Gal. 3. 29. 
 
 Seed of the Woman, Gen. 3. 15. 
 
 Seed of David, 2 Tim. 2. 8. 
 
 .Second Man, 1 Cor. 15. 47. 
 
 .Servant, Isa. 42. 1, 19.1 44. 21. 
 Shepherd, John 10. 11. Heb. 13.20, 
 Shield, Gen. 15. 1. Psal. 18. 35. 
 Shiloh, Ge7i. 49. 10. 
 
 Solomon, Cant. 3. 7.1 8.11, 12. 
 
 Son of God, Mat. 4.3. I 8. 29. 
 
 Son of Man, Mat. 8. 20. 
 
 Sower, Mat. 13. 3. 
 
 Spirit, 1 Cor. 15. 45. Heb. 9.14. 
 
 Stone Refused, Mat. 21.42. 
 
 Strength of Israel, 1 Sam. 15. 29. 
 Strong God, Psal. 89- 8. Rev. 18. 8. 
 Substance, Heb. 10. .34. 
 
 Sun of R ighteousness, Mai. 4.2. 
 Surety, 7. 22. 
 
 Sharp Sword, Isa. 49. 2. 
 
 Tabernacle, Heb. 8.2. 19. 11. 
 Teacher, Jo/m 3. 2. 
 
 Temple, Mark 14. 58. 
 
 Testator, Heb. 9. 16, I7. 
 
 Treasure, Luke 12. .3.3. 
 
 Tree of Life, Rev. 2. 7 . 
 
 Truth, John 14. 6. 
 
 Vine, John 15. 1. 
 
 Wall of Fire, Zech. 2.5. 
 
 Way, Isa. 35. 8. John 14. 6. 
 
 Well of Living Water, Cant. 4. 15. 
 Wedding Garment, Mat. 22.12. 
 Wisdom of God, 1 Cor. 1. 24. 
 
 Witness, Rev. 1. 5. I .3.14. 
 
 Wonderful, Isa. 9. 6. 1 28. 29. 
 
 Word of Go<i, Rev. 19. 13. 
 
 Worthy, Heb. 3. .3. Rev. 5. 12. 
 Yesterday,To-day, For ever, ii£^.13.8. 
 
 OF THE APPELLATIONS GIVEN TO THE CHURCH OF GOD 
 IN THE SCRIPTURES. 
 
 Dove, Cant. 2. 14. I 5. 2. 
 
 Eagles, Psal. 103. 5. Isa. 40. 31. 
 Elect, Isa. 45. 4. Mat. 24. 22. 
 Election, Rom. 9. 11. I 11. 5, 7- 
 Escaped, Isa. 45. 20. 2 Pet. 1. 4 
 Excellent, Psal. 16. 3. Prov. 12. £6. 
 Fair, Cant. 1. 15.1 2. 10. 1 4. 10. 
 Faithful, Eph. 1. 1. Col. 1. 2. 
 
 Family of God, Eph. 3. 15. 
 
 Fearful, Isa. 35. 4. I Fig-trees, CaTit. 2. 
 First-fruits, Jam. 1. 18. [13, 
 
 Flock of God, Acts 20. 28. 
 
 First-born, Heb. 12. 23. 
 
 Fold of Christ, Jo/m 10. 16. 
 
 Followers of God, Eph. 5. 1. 
 Fountain, Cant. 4. 12. 
 
 Free men, 1 CCr. 7. 22. 
 
 Friends of God, Jam. 2. 23. 
 
 Fruitful, Col. 1. 10. 
 
 Fulness of Christ, Eph. 1. 23. 
 
 Garden enclosed. Cant. 4. 12. 
 Gathered, Isa. 56. 8. 
 
 General Assembly, Heb. 12. 23. 
 Generationof the Upright,PraL 112.2. 
 Glory of God, Isa. 46. 13. 
 
 Glorious, Ps. 45.13.1 Grapes, Hos. 9. 
 Habitation of God, Eph. 2. 22. [10. 
 
 Heirs of God, Rom. 8. 17. 
 
 Heritage of God, Jer. 12. 7. 
 
 Hidden Ones, Psal. 83. 3. 
 
 Holy, 1 Cor. 3. 17- Eph. 1. 4. 
 
 House of God, 1 Tim. 3. 15. 
 
 Humble, Psal. 9. 12.1 .34. 2. 
 Husbandry of God, 1 Cor. 3. 9. 
 
 .Jacob, Psal. 14. 7-1 147. 19. 
 Jerusalem above. Gal. 4.29.—heaven¬ 
 ly, Heb. 12. 22.—holy. Rev. 21. 10. 
 .Jewels of the Lord, Mai. 3. 17. 
 
 Image of God, Rom. 8. 29. 
 Inhabitants of Zion, Isa. 12. 6. 
 
 Joy of the whole Earth. Psal. 48. 2. 
 Israel ot Go<l, Gal. 6. I6. 
 
 Justified, Aets 1.3. 39. 
 
 Kings, Rev. 1. 6. 15. 10. 
 
 Kingdom of Heaven, Mat. 13. 38. 
 J.ambs, La. 40. 11. John 21. 15. 
 Lamb’s Wife, Rev. £1. 9. 
 
 I. iglit of the World, Mat. 5. 14. 
 
 Lily among Thorns, Cant. 2. 2. 
 
 J. ittle Ones, Zech. 1.3. 7. 
 
 Lively Stones, 1 Pet. 2. 5. 
 
 Lot or Go<i’s Inheritance, Deut. 32. 9. 
 
 I. ove, or his Txive, Cant. 4. 7- 
 
 J. owly, Psal. 1.38. 6. Prov. 3. 34. [ 
 Members of Christ, Eph. 5. 30. 
 Merciful, Mat. 5. 7 . 
 
 Mighty, Psal. 112. 2. Acts 18. 24. 
 Mount Zion, Heb. 12. 22. 
 
 Mourners, Isa. 57. 18. 
 
 Needy, Psal. 9-18. Isa. 25. 4.1 41. I7. 
 Obedient, 1 Pet. 1. 14. 
 
 Palaces, Psal. 45. 15.1 48. 3, 1.3. 
 Palm-trees, Psal. 92- 12. Ca7it. 7 . 8. 
 Peaceable. Gen. 34. 21. 
 
 Peculiar People, 1 Pet. 2. 9- 
 Perfect, 2 'J'im. 3. 17. Heb. 12. 23. 
 Pilgrims, Heb. 11. 13. 
 
 Pillar of Truth. 1 Tim. 3.15. 
 
 Plants, Psal. 14L 12. Cant. 4. 1.3, 
 Poor, Mat. 5. 3. | 11. 5. 
 
 Portion of the Lord, Desit. 32. 9. 
 Precious, Psal. 116. 15. Isa. 43.4. 
 Princes, 1 Earn. 2, 8. Psal. 45. 16. 
 Pure in Heart, Mat. 5. 8. 
 
 Ransomed, Isa. 45. ID. | 51. 11. 
 Redeemed, Isa. 51. 11.1 62. 12. 
 Sanctifie<l, 1 Cor. 1. 2. | 6. 11. 
 
 Saved of the Lord, Deut. 33. 29. 
 Sheep, John 10. 3, 4. j 21.16. 
 
 Sincere, Phil. 1. 10. 
 
 Stones, 1 Pet. 2. 5. 
 
 Sister, Spouse. Carit. 4. 12. 
 
 Sons of God, Rom. 8. 14. 
 
 Spiritual, Gal. 6. 1. 1 Pet. 2.5. 
 
 Stars, Psal. 148. 3. Rev. 3. 1. 
 .Strangers, Psal. .39. 12.1 1141. 9. 
 Temple of God, 1 Cor. 3. 16. 
 Treasure of God, Psal. 1.35. 4. 
 Vessels of Merev, Rom. 9. 23. 
 Vineyard, Isa. 5. 1.1 27. 2. 
 
 Virgins, Jer. 31.4. Rev. 14. 4. 
 Undefiled, Cant. 5. 2. 1 6. 9. 
 
 Upright, Psal. 11.7-1 37. .37. 
 Watchman, Isa. 52. 8. i 62. 6. 
 Wayfaring-Men, Isa. 35.8. 
 
 Wi.se Men. 1 Cor. 6. 5. 
 
 Woman, Rev. 12.1. 
 
 Worshippers, Heb. 10. 2. 
 
 Wortliy to walk with ( hrist. Rev. 3. 4. 
 Written in Heaven, Heb. 12. 23. 
 Zealous of good Works, Tit. C. 14. 
 Zion, Psal. 69. 35.1 76. 2. I 87- 2. 
 
 Note. — The table ^Proper Names, the Concordance to the Proper Names, the Concordance to the Apocry¬ 
 pha, are placed separately at the endj in alphabetical order. 
 
A COMPLETE 
 
 CONCORDANCE 
 
 TO TH« 
 
 HOLY SCRIPTURES. 
 
 ABl 
 
 - ABASE. 
 
 Job 40. 11. behold every one proud, and a. him 
 Isa. 31. 4. as the lion will not a. himself 
 F.zek. 21 . 26. and a. him that is hiyh 
 Dan. 4. .37. that walk in pride, is able to a. 
 ABASED. 
 
 Isa. .32. +19. and the city shall be utterly a. 
 
 Mat. 23.12. and whosoever shall exalt liiniself shall 
 be a.\ LukeW.n.MQ.l^. 
 Phil. 4. 12 . I know how to be a. and how to abound 
 ABASIND. [self 
 
 2 V-or. 11. 7 . have I committed an offence in a.iny- 
 A BATED. 
 
 (ien.i\. 3. after l.% days the waters vyere a. 8 .11. 
 Lev. 27-18. it shall be n. from thy estimation 
 Dent. .34. 7 . nor was Moses’ natural force a. 
 
 Judy. 8 . 3. then their anuer was a. toward him 
 ABBA. 
 
 Mark 14. .36. a. Father, all thinirs are possible to thee 
 Pom. 8 . 15. the ''pirif, whereby we cry, a. Father 
 Oal. 4. 6 . sent Spirit into jour hearts, cryinar, a. 
 
 ABHOR [Father 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To lot he, or detest. Dent. .32. 19. 
 .lob 42. 6 . [ 2 ] To despise, or neglect, Psal. 22 . 
 24. Amos 6 . 8 . [3] To reject, or cast oJJ, Psal. 
 89. .38. 
 
 Lev. 26. 11 . and my soul shall not a. you 
 15. or it voiir soul a. my judamenfs 
 .30. 1 will destroy, and my soul shall a. you 
 44. nor will I a. them, to destroy them utterly 
 Deut. 7. 26. thou shalt utterly a. it, a cursed thina 
 23.7. shalt not a. an Edomite, not a. an Egyptian 
 I t^am. 27 . 12 . he hath made his people to a. him 
 JohQ. ,31. and mine own clothes shall a. me 
 .30. 10. they a. me, they flee far from me 
 42 : 0. I a. myself, and repent in dust and ashes 
 P.fal. 5. 6 . the I.ord will a. the bloody man 
 119 . 163. 1 hate and a. lyins, but love thy law 
 Prov. 24. 24. him people curse, nations shall a. him 
 Jer. 14. 21. do not a. us for thy name's sake 
 Amos 5. 10 . they a. him that speaketh upriahtly 
 0 . 8 . 1 a. the excellency of .lacob, hate his'palaces 
 Mtc. 3. 9. hear, ye ti.at d. judgment, and pervert 
 Horn. 12. 9. a. that which is evil, cleave to sood 
 ABHORRED. 
 
 Erod. 5. 21. vou have made'our savour to be a 
 l.ev. 20.2.3. they committed, and therefore I a. them 
 26. 43. they despised, their soul a. my statutes 
 Deut. 32.19. when the 1-ord saw it, he a. them 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 17 . for men a. the offering of the Lord 
 
 2 Sani. 16. 21._shalt hear, thou art a. of thy father 
 \ htngs 11. 25. Hadad a. Israel, and reigned over 
 Job 19 . 19 . all my inward friends a. me 
 
 Psal. 22. 24. nor a. the affliction of the afflicted 
 78. . 59 . he was wroth, and greatly a. Israel 
 89. .38. but thou hast cast off and a. hast been wroth 
 1C6. 40. insomuch that he a. his own inheritance 
 Prov. 22. 14 who is a. of the Lord shall fall therein 
 Lam. 2. 7 . the Lord hath a. his sanctuary 
 E^ck. 16. 25. thou hast made thy beauty to be a. 
 Z.ech. 11. 8. lothed them, and their soul also a. me 
 ABHOR REST. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 16. the land that thou a. shall be forsaken 
 Horn. 2. 22. thou that a. idols, dost thou commit 
 , ABHORRETH. 
 
 Job .3.3. 20. so that his life a. bread, and his soul 
 
 ^'!®ssetli the covetous, whom the I.ord a. 
 36-4. he ( eviseth mischief on his bed, he a. not evil 
 107 .18. their soul a. all manner of meat 
 Isa. 49 . 7 . to him whom the nation a. to a servant 
 
 ^ ABHORRIMO. 
 
 Isa. 66. 24. and they shall be an a. to all flesh 
 c- -r ABIDE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To stay, or tarry, Gen. 22. 5. [2] 
 lo dwell or live in a place, Gen. 29. 19. Psal. 
 15. 1. [3] 'To bear or endure, .lor. 10. 10 . 
 
 .•oel 2. 11. [4] To he, Gen. 44. .3.3. [5] To 
 continue, JLccL 8. 15. .lohn 14. 16. [6] To 
 
 of ^ 23, [7J 'To rest, Prov. 19. 
 
 23. [ffl lo live, Phil. 1. 24. [9] 'To .stand 
 
 Jirm, Psal. 119. 90. 125. 1. [10] 'To rule or 
 
 govern, Psal. 61. 7 . 
 
 will a. in the street all night 
 ZT '2;- “i the ass, and 1 and the lad 
 
 on 2m’ damsel o. with us a few days 
 
 2a' ^ "'dll tne 
 
 r j instead of the lad 
 
 r In-.'p.- y® every man in his place 
 m'i T ^"^'■‘‘fore a. at the door of the tabernacle 
 
 ®liiill "nt "'itli tbee 
 Amwi. 35. shall a. to the death of the high priest 
 
 ABI 
 
 Ruth 2. 8. but a. here fast by my m.aidens 
 1 Sam. 1. 22. appear before the I ord, and a. forever 
 .5. 7- the ark of God ot Israel shall not a. with us 
 22. 23. a. thou with me. fear not, for he that seeks 
 30. 21. whom they had made to a. at brook Besor 
 H Sam. 16. 18. his will T be, and with him will 1 a. 
 Job 24.13. they rebel, nor a. in the paths of the light 
 .38. 40. and a. in the covert to lie in wait 
 39. 9. will the unicorn be willing to a. by thy crib 
 Psal. 15. 1. T.ord, who shall a. in thy tabernacle? 
 61. 4. I will a. in tliy tabernacle for ever 
 7. he shall a. before God for ever 
 91. 1. shall a. underthe shadow of the Almighty 
 Prov. 7.11. she is loud, her feet a. not in her house 
 
 19. 23. and he that hath it shall a. satisfied 
 Reel. 8. 15. for that shall a. with him of his labour 
 Jer. 10. 10. nations not able ioa. his indignation 
 
 42. 10. if ye a. in this land I rvill build you 
 49. 18. no man shall a. there, .33. | 50. 40. 
 
 Ilos. 3. .3. tliou shalt a. for me many daj's 
 11. 6. and the sword shall a. on his cities 
 Joel 2. 11. the day is terrible, who can a. it.’ 
 
 JRc. 5. 4. they shall a. for now shall he be great 
 ^uh. 1. 6. who can a. in the fierceness of his anser 
 Mai. 3. 2. but who may a. the dav of his coming.’ 
 Mat. 10. 11. there a. Markd. 10. l.vke 9. 4. 
 
 Luke 19. 5. for to-day I must a. at thy house 
 
 24. 29. a. with us, for it is towards evening 
 John 12. 46. believes on me, should not a. in dark. 
 
 14. 16. give another Comforter that he may a. 
 
 15. 4. a. in me and 1 in you, except ye a. in me, 7. 
 6. If a man a. not in me, he is cast forth 
 
 10. ye shall a. in my love, and a. in his love 
 Acts 15. 34. it pleased Silas to a. there still 
 
 16. 15. come into my house and a. there 
 
 20. 23. saying, that bonds and afflictions a. me 
 27. 31. except these «. in ship, ye cannot be saved 
 
 1 Cor. 3,14. if any man’s work a. he shall receive 
 
 7 . 8. it is good for them if they a. even as 1 
 20. let every man a. in the same calling 
 
 ^). she is happier if she so a. after my judgment 
 Phil. 1. 24. to a. in the flesh is more needfuffor you 
 
 25. I know that 1 shall a. with you all 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 3. I besought thee to a. at Ephesus 
 
 1 John 2. 24. let thato. in you which ye have heard 
 27. ye shall a. in him II 28. children a. in him 
 
 A BIDE EH. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. .3. 21iha said, behold he a. at .Terusalem 
 Psal. 49 . 12. man being in honour, a. not, he is 
 55. 19 . God shall hear, even he that a. of old 
 
 119. 90. thou hast established the earth, and it a. 
 125.1. shall be as mount Eion, whicli a. for ever 
 Prov. 15. 31. heareth reproof, a. among the wise 
 Led. 1. 4. another cometh, but the earth a. forever 
 Jer. 21. 9. he that a. in this city shall die by sword 
 John 3. 36. but the wrath of (iod a. on him 
 
 8. 35. the servant a. not, but the son a. for ever 
 12. 24. except a corn of wheat die, it a. alone 
 
 34. we have heard that Christ«. for ever 
 15. 5. he that a. in me bringeth forth much fruit 
 1 Cor. 1.3.13. now a. faith, hope, charity 
 
 'f believe not, yet he a. faithful 
 Ileb. 1 . 3. Melchiaedec a. a priest continually 
 1 Pet. 1. 2.3. by the word of God which a. for ever 
 
 1 John 2. 6. he that saith he a. in him ought to walk 
 10. he that loveth his brotlier a. in the'li-’ht 
 
 14. ye are strong, and the word of God a. in you 
 
 17. but he that doeth the will of God a. for ever 
 27. the anointings, in you and teacheth you 
 
 .3. 6. whosoever a. in him sinnelh not 
 3.14. that loveth not his brothers, in death 
 24. and hereby we know' that he a. in us 
 
 2 John 9. w hoso a. not in the doctrine of Christ hath 
 
 not God, he that s. hath the Father and tlie Son 
 ABIDITs'G. 
 
 Nvm. 24. 2. Balaam saw Israel s. in his tents 
 1 Sam. 26.19. from a. in the inheritance of the I ord 
 X Chron. 29. 15. days as a shadow, there is none a 
 Luke 2. 8. there were shepherds s. in the field 
 John 5. .38. and ye have not his wmrd s. in you 
 1 John 3.15. no murderer^l^th eternal life a. in him 
 
 Psal. 35. 15. the a. gathered together against me 
 ABII.ITY. 
 
 Lev. 27. 8. to his s. that vowed, priest shall value 
 Ezra 2. 69. they gave after their s. to the work 
 Acs. o. 8. we after our a. redeemed our brethren 
 Dan. 1. 4. as had a. to stand in the king’s palace 
 Mat. 25. lo. he gave to each according to his a. 
 
 Am 11. 29. according to his a. determined to send 
 1 Pet. 4. 11. let him do it as of the a. God giveth 
 
 ABL 
 
 ^ ABLE. 
 
 Erod. 18.21. provide out of all the peoples, men 
 Lev. 14. 22. two pigeons, such as he is a. to get, 31. 
 J\um, 1. 3. all that are a. to ro to war, 20 22 24 
 
 IS SM 42, 45.’I 26. 2 ! 
 
 13. 30. go up, foi we are well a. to overcome it 
 JJeiit.lC). 17 . every man shall give as he iss. 
 
 •Josh. 2.3. 9 . no man hath beens. to stand before you 
 1 i>am. 6. 20. who is s. to stand before this holy God ’ 
 1 Kings 3. 9. who is a. to judge so great a people 
 
 "410 IS a. to build him an house ’ 
 20 . 0 . so that none is a. to withstand thee 
 25. 9. the Lord is «. to give thee much more 
 JobW. 10. w'ho then is a. to stand before me ’ 
 
 Prov. 27. 4. but who is a. to stand before envy 
 Lzek. 46. 11. the oftering shall be as heiss. to give 
 r whom we serve is a. to deliver 
 
 6 . * 0 . thy God 13 «. to deliver thee from the lions 
 Mat. 3. 9. God IS a. of these stones to raise up 
 o OO K 1 - children to Abraham, Luke 3 . 8 . 
 9. 28. believe ye that I am a. to do this? 
 
 ‘A a. to destroy soul and body in hell 
 
 19. 12. he that IS a. lo leceive it, let him receive 
 20.22. are ye a. to drink of the cup I shall drink of? 
 
 46. no man w'asa. to answer him a word 
 Metrk 4. 33. spake he, as they were a. to hear it 
 John 10. 29. no man is«. to pluck them out of mr 
 Acts 15. 10. a yoke our fathers nor we a. to bear 
 
 20. .32. w'ord of his grace, a. to build you 
 
 2 , 1 . 5. which among you are a. go down with me ’ 
 promised, he was a. to perforin 
 11 . 23. for God IS a. to graff tl'.em in again 
 
 14. 4. for God is a. to make him stand 
 
 15. 14. ye are a. also to admonish one another 
 
 1 Cor. 3.2. ye were not a. nor yet now'are ye a. 
 
 10.13. not suffer to be tempted above that ye are a. 
 
 ~ Ccr. 3. 0. who hath made us «. ministers of new t 
 9. 8 . God is a. to make all grace abound tow ards 
 Eph. 3. 20. to him that is a. to do abundantly above 
 PM. 3. 21. he IS a. tosubdue all things to himself 
 
 2 1 tm. 1 . 12 . he is a. to keep that 1 have committed 
 3. 7. never a. to come to the knowledge of truth 
 
 15. holy scriptures a. to make wise to salvation 
 Tleb.2. 18. he is a. to succour them that are tempted 
 5. 7. to him that was a. to save him from death 
 7.25. he IS a. to save to the uttermost all that come 
 11 . 19. accounting thatGod w'as a. to raise him up 
 Jam. E 21. the word which is a. to save your souls 
 
 3. 2. is a. also to bridle the whole body 
 
 4. 12. there is one lawgiver a. to save and todestror 
 Jude 24. to him that is a. to keep you from falling 
 h€z\ 5. 3. no man was a, to open the book nor look 
 
 13. 4. who IS a. to make war with the beast ’ 
 
 15. 8 . no man was a. to enter into the temnle 
 
 /’cable. 
 
 Lev. 25. 26. and himself be a. to redeem it 
 Josh. 1.5. not any man be a. to stand before thee 
 Deut. 1.24. there shall no mao be a. tostaiul, 11 .‘’.’ 5 , 
 
 14. 12. it the Lord be with me I shall be a. to drive’ 
 l>'rt;«. 17 . 9 . ithe^ea to fight with me and kill me 
 
 1 Chroii.29. 14. thatweshould Aec. tooffer willinMr 
 
 2 Chron. 32.14.thatyourGodshoul(Uea. to deliver 
 Isa. 47 . 12. if so be thou shalt be a. to profit 
 Ezek. .33. 12. nor shall the righteous be a. to live 
 f^ke 14. 31. whether he be a. W'ith 10,0(X) to meet 
 Rom. 8. 39. be a. to separate us from love of God 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 13. that ye may be a. to bear it 
 
 Eph. 3. 18. may be a. to comiirehend with all saints 
 6.11. that ye may be a. to stand against the devil 
 
 16. faith, w herewith ye shall (5c to quench 
 
 - Tim. 2. 2. who shall be a. to teach ethers also 
 Tit. 1. 9. may be a. by sound doc trine to exhort 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 15. that ye may be a. after mv decease 
 Rev. 6 . 17 . wrath is come, and whoshall ^c a. to stand 
 
 A’cr^cABLE. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 29. not be a. to deliver you, 7 m. .36.14. 
 Psal. .36. 12. cast down, and shall not be a. toils* 
 Eccl. 8 . 17 . yet shall he not be a. to find it 
 Isa. 47 .11. thou shalt not be a. to put it off 
 Jer. 11.11. not be a. to escape H 49.10. tu<t be a. to hid* 
 Ezek. 7 . 19 . gold shall not be a. to deliver them 
 7,KX-cl3.24.seek, not be a. ||21.15.«cc be a. togainsar 
 iVerABLE. ' 
 
 T.ev. 5. 7 . and if he be not a. to bring a lamb 
 JSum. 13. 31. W'e be not <j.to go up against the people 
 14. 16. because the I.ord was not a. Deut. 9 . 28 
 2 Chron. 20. .37. ships were not a. to go to l ai shish 
 Ezra 10. 13. we are not a. to stand w ithout 
 Neh. 4. 10. so that we are not a. to build the wall 
 Psal. 18. .38. wounded that they were not a. to rise 
 21. 11. device which they are not a. to perform 
 B 1 
 
ABO 
 
 ABO 
 
 ABO 
 
 Ps. 40. 12. hold on me, so that 1 nmnota. to lookup 
 Amos'l. 10. the land \s,n»t a. to bear all his words 
 Luke 12. 26. if ye be not a. to do that thiiK is least 
 
 14. 20. laid foundation, and is nut a. to finish 
 John 21.6. they were nut a. to draw it for the tishes 
 Acts6.\0, and they were not a. to resist the wisdom 
 
 ABOARD. 
 
 Acts 21.2. a ship sailing, we went a. and set forth 
 A BOD K, Suhstantire. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 27. but 1 know thy a. Jsa. .17. 28. 
 
 Lira y. + 8. to give us a sure a. in his holy place 
 John 14.23. we will come and make our «. with him 
 A BOOK, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 29.14. .lacob a. with him the space of a month 
 49. 24. but liis bow a. in strength, and the arms 
 Lxod. 24.16. theglory of the I^rd a. on Sinai 
 Num. 9.17- where cloud a. Israel pitched, 18,20. 
 
 20. they a. in their tents, and journeyed, 22. 
 
 11. 35. the people journeyed, and a. at llazerotli 
 
 20. 1. the people a. in Kadesli, Judg. 11. 17. 
 
 22. 8. the princes of Moab, a. with Balaam 
 
 Lent. 1. 46. so ye a. in Kadesh many days 
 3.29. we a. in the valley |1 9. 9. I n. in the mount 
 Josh. 5.8. they a. in their pla estill they were whole 
 8.9. they a. between Bethel and Ai, but Joshua 
 Judg.b. 17. Gilead a. beyond .Iordan, Aslier con¬ 
 tinued on the sea-shore, and a. in his breaches 
 
 19. 4. the J^evite a. witli him three days 
 
 20. 47. and a. in the rock R immon four months 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 23. the woman a. and gave her son suck 
 
 7. 2. while the ark a. in Kirjath-jearim, time long 
 13.16. Saul and Jonathan a. in Gibeah 
 
 22. 6. Saul a. II 23. 14. David a. 25. | 26. 3. 
 
 23.18. David a. in wood || 2 Sam. 1.1. «. at Ziklag 
 
 2 Sam. 11.12. Uriah a. in .Jerusalem that day 
 
 15. 8. servant vowed while I a. at Geshur 
 
 1 Kings 17.19. he carried him to a loft where he a. 
 Jer. 38. 28. .leremiah a. in the court of the prison 
 Mat. 17. 22. and while tliey a. in Galilee, ! esus said 
 Luke 1. 56. Mary a. with lier about three months 
 
 8. 27. nor a. in any house, but in the tombs 
 John 1. 32. I saw the Spirit, and it a. upon him 
 
 39. they came and a. with him that day 
 
 7. 9. when he said these words he a. in Galilee 
 
 8. 44. he was a murderer, and a. not in the truth 
 
 11.6. he a. two days still in the place Mdiere he was 
 
 Acts 1.13. an upper room where a. Peter and James 
 
 14. 3. long time a. they speaking boldly in the 
 
 18. 3. Paul a. with them and wrought 
 
 21. 7- we came and a. with the brethren one day 
 8. we entered tlie house of Philip and a. with him 
 
 Gal. 1.18. 1 went and a. with Peter fifteen days 
 ABODE there, or there ABODE. 
 
 Dent. 1. 46. according to the days that ye a. there 
 Josh. 2. 22. came to mountain, and a. there 3 days 
 Judg. 21. 2. the people a. there till even before God 
 Lzra 8.15. and there a. we in tents three days 
 32. we came to Jerusalem and a. there three days 
 John 4. 40. and Jesus a. there two days 
 
 10. 40. where .John at first baptized, and there a. 
 .Jlcts 12.19. Herod went to Cresarea, and there a. 
 
 14. 28. there they a. long time witli the disciples 
 
 17.14. Silas and I'imotheus a. there still 
 
 ABODE.ST. 
 
 Judg. 5.16. why a. thou among the sheepfolds ? 
 ABOLISH 
 
 Signifies, [1] To do away, or make void, 2 Cor. .3. 
 13. Ephes. 2. 15. [2] To destroy, Isa. 2. 18. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 10. 
 
 Isa. 2. 18. and the idols he shall utterly a. 
 ABOLISHED. 
 
 Jsa. 51. 6. and my righteousness shall not be a. 
 Ezek. 6. 6. and your works may be a. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 13. not look to the end of that which is a. 
 Eph. 2.15. having a. in his iilesh the enmity 
 
 2 Tim. 1.10. Jesus Christ, who hath a. death 
 ABOMINABLE. 
 
 7- 21. that shall touch any a. unclean thing 
 
 11. 43. ye shall not make yourselves a. with any 
 
 18. .30. commit not any of these a. customs 
 
 19. 7. it it be eaten on the third dav, it is a. 
 
 20. 25. ye shall not make your souls a. by beast 
 Dent. 14. 3. thou shalt not eat any a. thing 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 6. for the king’s word was a. to Joab 
 
 2 Chron. 15.8. AsaputaM’ay the a. idols from Judah 
 Job 15.16. how much more a. and iilthy is man 
 Psal. 14.1. are corrupt, they have done a. works 
 
 5.3.1. corrupt are they, and have done a. iniquity 
 l.sa. 14.19. thou art cast out like an a. branch 
 65. 4. and broth of a. things is in their vessels 
 Jer. 16.18. filled with carries of their a. things 
 44. 4. O, do not this a. thing that I hate 
 Ezek. 4. 14. nor came a. flesh into my mouth 
 8. 10. I saw and behold a. beasts and idols 
 
 16. 52. thy sins committed more a. than they 
 Mic. 6. 10. and the scant measure that is a. 
 
 Kah. 3. 6. and I will cast a. tilth on thee 
 Tit. 1. 16. but in works deny him, being a. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. when we walked in a. idolatries 
 Mev. 21. 8. fearful, and unbelieving, and the a. 
 ABOMINABLY. 
 
 1 Kmgs 21. 26. Ahab did very a. in following idols 
 ABOMlNAriOK 
 
 Signifies, [1] A thing hateful ayid detestable, Gen. 
 43. 32. Prov. 29. 27. [2] Sin in general, Isa. 
 60. 3. Ezek. 16. 5 >. [31 j\n idol, 2 Kings 
 
 23. 1.3. Isa. 44. 19. ["4] The Homan army 
 that destroyed the temple and Jewish polity. Mat. 
 24.15. [.5] livil doctrines and practices, Pe’. I7. 4. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 32. for that is an a. to the Egyptians 
 46. .34. everj’ shepherd is an «. to the'Ke vptians 
 Exod. 8. 26. for we shall sacrifice the a. of Egyptians 
 Lev. 7.18. it shall be an a. 11. 41, 42. 
 
 11.10. they shall be an <z.to you, 12, 20, 23. 
 
 18. 22. as with womankind it is a. 20.13. 
 
 Dent. 7. 25. it is a. to the Lord thy God. 17.1. 
 
 26. nor shalt thou bring an a. into thy house 
 
 12. .31. every a. they have done to their gods 
 
 13.14. that such a. is wrought among you, I7. 4. 
 18.12. all that do these things are an a. 22. 5. 
 
 2.3.18. both these are an a. to the Lord thy God 
 
 24. 4. for that is an a. before the Lord. 
 
 2 
 
 Deut. 25.16. all that do unrighteously are a. to God 
 
 27. 15. cursed be the man tliat maketh a. to lord 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 4. Israel was had in a. with Philistines 
 
 1 Kmgs 11. 5. Milcom the a. of Ammonites, 7. 
 
 7. an high place for t^hemosh the a. of Moab 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 13. Ashtaroth the a. of the Zidonians 
 Psal. 88. 8. thou hast made me an a. to them 
 Erov. 3. .32. the froward is an a. to the Lord 
 
 6. 16. yea, seven things are an a. to him 
 
 8. 7. speak truth, wickedness is an a. to my lips 
 
 11. h a false balance is an a. to the lord 
 
 20. they of a froward heart are an a. to the Imrd 
 
 12. 22. lying lips are a. to the Lord 
 
 1.3. 19. it is an a. to fools to depart from evil 
 
 15. 8. the sacrifice of the wicked is an a. 21. 27. 
 
 9. the way of the wicked is an a. to the Lord 
 
 26. thoughts of the wicked are an a. to tlie Lord 
 
 16. 5. every one that is proud in heart is an a. 
 
 12. it is an a. to kings to commit wickedness 
 
 17. 15. they both are ana. to the I.ord 
 
 20. 10. both of them are alike a. to the Tmrd 
 
 23. divers weights are an a. to the Lord 
 
 24. 9. and the scorner is an a. to men 
 
 9. even his i>rayer shall be a. 
 
 29. 27. an unjust man is an a. to the just, and he 
 that is upright in the way, is a. to the wicked 
 Isa. 1. 13. incense is an a. to me, the new-moons 
 41. 24. an a. is he that chooseth you 
 44. 19. shall I make the residue thereof an a ? 
 
 66. 17. eating swine's flesh, and the a. and mouse 
 Jer. 2.7. ye entered, ye made my heritage an a. 
 
 6. 15. ashamed when they committed a. 8. 12. 
 
 .32. 35. that they .should do this a. to cause .ludah 
 
 Ezek. 16. .50. they were haughty and committed a. 
 
 18. 12. lift up his eyes to idols and committed a. 
 '-2.11. committed a. with his neighbour's wife 
 
 3.3. 26. ye stand on your swoni and ye work a. 
 Dan. 11. .31. shall place the a. that maketh desolate 
 
 12. 11. and the a. that maketh desolate setup 
 Mai. 2.11. an a. is committed in Israel and Jei us. 
 Mat. 24.15. ye see a. of desolation, MarkWi. 14. 
 I.uke 16. 15. esteen'.ed among men is a. with God 
 Rev. 21. 27. shall in no wise enter that worketh a. 
 ABOMIN ATiON.S. 
 
 Deut. 18. 9. not learn to do after the a. of nations 
 32. 16. with a. provoked they him to anger 
 
 1 Kings 14. 24. did according to all a. of nations 
 
 2 Kings 16. 3. thro’ fire according to a. 2 Chr. 28. 3. 
 
 21. 2. Manasseh did evil in the sight of the Imrd 
 
 after the a. of the heathen,"2 Chron. 33. 2. 
 23. 24. a. spied did Josiah put away, 2 Chr. .34. 33. 
 2 Chron. .36. 8. acts of lehoiakim and his a. he did 
 14. people transgressed after all a. of the heathen 
 Pr»v. 26. 25. for there are seven a. in his heart 
 Jer. 44. 22. the lx)rd could not bear for the a. 
 Ezek. 6.11. alas for all the evil a. of house of Israel 
 8. 6. seest thou the great a. of Israel, but turn thee 
 yet again, and thou shalt see greater a. 13,15. 
 9. behold the wicked a. that they do here 
 
 17. is it a light thing to commit a. here ? 
 
 ,9. 4. that sigh and cry for all the a. that be done 
 11. 18. take away all the a. thereof from thence 
 14. 6. turn away your faces from all your a. 
 
 16. 2. son of man, cause Jerusalem to know her a. 
 
 18. 24. when the righteous doth according to all a. 
 20. 4. cause them to know the a. of their fatliers 
 
 7. cast ye away every man the a. of his eyes 
 
 8. they did net cast awa^’ the a. of their eyes 
 
 22. 2. yea, thou shalt shew her all her a. 
 
 36. 31. and shall lothe yourselves for all 3mur a. 
 44. 6. O Israel, let it suffice you of all vour a. 
 
 7. they have broken my covenant for all your a. 
 Daw. 9. 27. and for the overspreading of a. 
 
 Zech. 9. 7.. will take his a. fi om between his teeth 
 Rev. 17. 4. a golden cup in her hand full of a. 
 
 5. the mother of harlots and a. of the earth 
 Their A BOMIN AITON.S. 
 
 Deut. 20. 18. teach jmu not to do after all their a. 
 29. 17- and 3'e have seen their a. and their idols 
 Ezra 9. 1. the people doing according to their a. 
 
 11. with their a. which have filled the land 
 Isa. 66. 3. and their soul delighteth in their a. 
 Jer.l. ,30. have set their a. in the house cal led, .32. .34. 
 Ezek. 6. 9. for the evils committed in all their a. 
 
 7. 20. but tliey made the images of their a. 
 
 11. 21. whose heart walketh after their a. 
 
 12. 16. that they may declare all their a. 
 
 16. 47. yet hast thou not done after their a. 
 
 20. .30. and commit 3'e whoredom after their a. 
 
 2.3. 36. yea, declare to them their a. 
 
 3.3. 29. the land desolate because of all their a. 
 
 4.3. 8. they have defiled my holy name by their a. 
 44. 13. they shall bear their shame and their a. 
 JIos. 9. 10. their a. were according as tliey loved 
 
 A BOMIN A'l IONS. 
 
 l£v. 18. 26. 3’e shall not commit any of these a. 
 
 27. all these a. have the men of tlie land done 
 29. whosoever shall commit any of these a. 
 
 Deut. 18.12. becauseof r/ic-w w. the I.ord hath driven 
 2 Kmgs 21.11. iManasseh hath done these a. 
 
 Ezra 9. 14. join in atfinity with people of these a. 
 Jer. 7. 10. we are delivered to do all these a. 
 
 Ezek. 13.1.3. he hath done all these a. shall surely die 
 Thine or thy ABOMIN A'l'lON.S. 
 
 Jer. 4. 1. if thou wilt put away thine a. out of sight 
 
 13. 27. I have seen thine a. on the hills 
 
 Ezek. 5. 9. do what 1 have not, because of thine a. 
 11. thou hast defiled my sanctuary with thy a. 
 
 7. 3. 1 will recomi)ensR on thee all thine a. 4,8, 9. 
 16. 22. in all thine a. thou hast not remembered 
 36. with all the idols of thine a. and by the blood 
 43. not commit this lewdness above all thine a. 
 51. hast multiplied thme a. more than they 
 58. thou hast borne thine a. saith the Lord 
 ABOVE 
 
 .Signifies, [1] Aloft, high, Gen. 6. 16. Prov. 8. 28. 
 [2] The dignity or excellency of a verson or 
 thing, Psal. 11.3. 4. Mat. 10. 24. [.3] Beyond, 
 2 Cor. 1. 8. [4] More than, Gen. 3. 14. 1 48. 
 
 22. [.5] Upwards, Exod. .‘50. 14. l.ev. 27. 7- 
 [6] An higher state or rank, Num. 16. 3. [71 
 Chief in authority and power, Deut 28. 13. [8] 
 
 Heaven, or the highest place. Job .3. 4. Rom. 10. 
 6. [9] heavenly and spiritual. Gal. 4. 26. [10] 
 Things that relate to heaven. Gal. 4.26. Col. 3.1. 
 [11] Gorf, Jam. 1. 17. 
 
 Gen. 1, 7. from the waters a. the firmament 
 20. and fowl that may fly a. the earth 
 3. 14, the seri)ent cursed a. all cattle, a. beast 
 
 6. 16. in a cubit shalt thou finish the arx a. 
 
 7. 17. and the ark was lifted up a. the earth 
 
 48. 22. given thee one portion a. thy brethren 
 
 49. 26. prevailed a. the blessings of my progenitors 
 Exod. 25. 22. I will commune ltdin a. the merc3' seat 
 
 28. 27. a. the curious girdle of the ephod, 28. 
 
 .'50.14. are numbered from twenty years old and a. 
 l.ev. 11.21. which have legs a. their feet to leap 
 27. 7. anti if it be f.-om sixty years old and a. 
 Num. 16. 3. lift up yourselves a. the congregation 
 Deut. 17. 20. heart be not lifted up a. his bretliren 
 
 25. .3. lest if he should beat him a. these 
 
 28.13. thou shalt be a. only, and not be beneath 
 .30. 5. do thee good and multiply thee a. thy fathers 
 Josh. .3.1.3. the waters that come down from a. 16. 
 Judg. 5.21. blessed shall she be a. women in the tent 
 2 Sam. 22.17. he sent fioni a. Psal. 18. 16. 
 
 1 KingsH. J. cherubims covered ark a. 2 Chr. 5. 8. 
 
 2 Kings itH. 28. a. the throne of kings, Jer. 52. .‘52. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 2. for .ludah prevailed a. his brethren 
 
 23.27. for the Leviteswere numbered from twenty 
 years old and a. Exod. 30. 14. 
 27. 6. Benaiah was mighty and a. the thiny 
 Neh. 7. 2. llananiah feared Gorl a. many 
 12. 37. they went up a. the house of David 
 Job 3. 4. let nottiod regard it from a. 
 
 18. 16. and a. shall his branch be cutoff 
 
 28.18. for the price of wisdom is o. rubies 
 
 31.2. for what portion of (iod is there from a. ? 
 
 28. for 1 should have denied the Ciod that is a. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. thy judgments are a. out of his sight 
 
 18. 48. thou liftest me a. those that rise up 
 
 27.6. now shall my head be lifterl up a. enemies 
 
 45.7. the oil of gladness a. thy fellows, Heh. l. 9. 
 78. 2.3. though he commanded the clouds from a. 
 119. 127. 1 love thy commandments a. gold 
 
 I. 36. 6. that stretciied out the earth a. the waters 
 
 137. 6. if 1 prefer not .lerusalem a. my chief joy 
 144. 7. send thine hand from«. rid me, deliver me 
 
 . 148. 13. his glory is a. the earth and heaven 
 Prov. 8. 28. when he established the clouds a. 
 
 15. 24. the way of life is a. to the wise 
 31. 10. for her price is far a. rubies 
 Eccl. 3.19. a man hath no pre eminence a. a beast 
 Isa. 2. 2. mountains shall be exalted a. the hills 
 6. 2. a. it stood theseraphims, eachha<l six wings 
 7.11. ask it either in the depth or in tlie height a. 
 Jer.15. 8. their M idows increased a. sand of the seas 
 Lam.l. 13. from a. hath he sent fire into my bones 
 Ezek. 1. 26. as appearance of a man a. upon it 
 
 10.19. the glory of God was over them a. 11.22. 
 
 29.15. nor exalt itself any mere a. the nations 
 Dan. 6. 3. Daniel was preferred a. the presidents 
 
 II. 36. the king magnify himself a. every god 
 Amos 2. 9. yet L destroyed his fruit from "a. 
 
 Nah. 3.16. hastmultiplied thy merchants a. thesfims 
 Mat. 10. 24 disciple not a. his master, Luke 5. 40. 
 John 3. + 3. except a man t'e born from a. 7. 
 
 6. 13. baskets which remained over and a. 
 
 8. 23. 1 am from a. ye are of this world 
 
 19. 11. except it were given him from a. 
 
 Acts 4. 22. fur the man was a. forty j'ears old 
 
 26. 13. 1 saw a light a. the brightness of the sim 
 Rom. 10. 6. that is to bring Christ down from a. 
 
 14. v^. one man esteemeth one day a. another 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. net to tliink of men a. what is written 
 
 10. 13. j’ou to be tempted a. that ye are able 
 
 15. 6. he was seen of a. 500 brethren at once 
 
 2 Cor. 1.8. were pressed out of measure a. strength 
 
 11. 23. 1 am more, in stripes a. measure 
 
 12.2. a. fourteen years ago, whether in body or out 
 6. lest any man should thuik of me a. that 
 
 Gal. 4. 26. but Jerusalem which is a. is free 
 Phtl. 2. 9. and given him a name a. every name 
 Col. 3. 1. seek those things which are a. 
 
 2. set your affection on things a. not on earth 
 Phiiem. 16. not now as a servant, but a. a spr\ ant 
 Heb. 10.8. a. when he said, sacrifice and offering 
 Jam. 1. 17. every good and perfect gift is from a. 
 
 3.15. this wisdom descendeth not from a. 
 
 ABOVE all. 
 
 Gai. 3. 14. the serpent is cui-seil a. all cattle 
 Num. 12. 3. Moses was verv meek a. a//the men 
 Dealt. 7. 14. thou shalt be blessed a. all people 
 
 10.15. he chose you a. all people, as itis this dav 
 14. 2. chosen thee a. all the natu ns, 26. 19. 1 28. i. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 9. done evil a. all that were before thee 
 22. provoked a. a// tliattheir fathers had done 
 
 16. ,30. .Ahab did evil a. cl! that were before liim 
 
 2 Kingsil. 11. done wickedly a.aVthe Amoi itesdid 
 
 1 Chroti. 29. 3. over and a. all 1 have prepared 
 11. and thou art exalted as heatl a. all 
 
 0. Chron. 11.21 . he loved Maacah a.a//his wives 
 Nch. 8. 5. for Ezra was a. all the people 
 Esth. 2. 17. king loved Esther a. all the women 
 Psal. 97. 9. tliou, I.on' art high a. all the earth 
 99. 2. he is high a. all people, 113. 4. 
 
 138. 2. magnified t'nv wor t a. all thv- name 
 Prov. 4. +23. keep thy heart a. all keeping 
 Reel. 2 1. a. all that were in Jerusalem before me 
 Jer. 17. 9. the heart is deceitful a. all things 
 Ezek. 16. 43. not commit this lewdness a. all 
 
 .31. 5. his height was exalted a. all the trees 
 Dan. 11. .37. for he shall magnify himself a. all 
 Luke 3. 20. Herod added yet this a. all. 
 
 1.3.2. these sinners a. a//the Galileans, 4. 
 
 .John .‘I. 31. he that cometh from heaven is a. all 
 Eph. 1. 21. far a. all principality and power 
 
 .3. 20. a. all that we ask 1| 4. 6. one God a. all 
 6. 16. a. all taking the shield of faith to quench 
 Col. .3. 14. a. all these things put on charity 
 
 2 The-s. 2. 4. exalteth a. all that is called God 
 Jam. 5.12. a. all things, my brethren, swear not 
 1 Pet. 4. 8. a. all things have fervent charity 
 
 3 John 2. 1 wish a. all things that tliou prosper 
 
ABS 
 
 ABU 
 
 ACC 
 
 Above all Gods ; jfeGous. Above heaven; see 
 Hea ven. <SVwrfA bove ; jee Stood. Above, 
 me, lam, them ; see him, me, them. 
 ABOUND. 
 
 Prov. 28. 20. the faithhil man shall a. with blessings 
 u/ja, t o. they a. with the children ot stranyeis 
 Mat. 24. 12. bepuse iniquity shall a. love of many 
 Horn, 5. 20. the law entered that the offence might 
 m 1. shall we continue in sin, that grace may a. ? 
 In. l.J. that ye ma^' a. in hope through the power 
 * !• o. as sufierings a. so consolation abounds 
 
 n I' every thing, see that ye a. 
 
 9. 8. God IS able to make all grace a. to you 
 9' ^ fi'ay that your love may a. more 
 4.12. I Know hoM' to a. both to a. and suffer 
 17 . but I desire fruit that may a. to j’our account 
 ^ have all and a. 1 am full 
 s Ihess. 3. 12. Lord make you tOY.i. in love one 
 
 4. 1. so 3 'e vyould a. more and more 
 
 » I et. 1. 8. for if these thimrs be in j’ou and a. 
 
 ABOUNDED, El’ll, ING. 
 
 I rov. 8 . 24. when no fountains a. with water 
 211 . 22 . and a furious man a. in transgression 
 JVew. 3. 7 . for if the truth cf God hath more a. 
 
 5. lo. grace by Jesus Christ hath a. to many 
 
 20 . but where sin a. grace did much more a. 
 
 1 Cvr. 15. 58. always a. in the work of the Lord 
 
 - 8 . 2 . deep poverty a. to the riches of liberality 
 
 ^pa. 1 . 8 . wherein he hath a. toward us in wisdom 
 7- therein with thanksgiving 
 
 2 1/iess. 1 . 3. the charity towards each other a. 
 
 ^ ABOUT. 
 
 •Oe7t. 38. 24. a. three months after was told Judah 
 
 aI' i, shewed Pharaoh what he is a. to do 
 42. 24. he turned himself «. from them and wept 
 4b. .t4. thy servant’s trade hath been a. cattle 
 
 a. midnight will 1 go out into Egypt 
 I n t ie people a. through the way 
 
 OT bounds the mount, and sanctify it 
 
 32. 28. there fell that day a. 3tX!0 men 
 J^ev. b. 5. all that a. which he hath sworn falseh^ 
 JViim. 16. -4. from a. the tabernacle of Korah 
 JJent 3Q. 10 . he led him a. and instructed him 
 rj' hasted not to go down a. a day 
 
 X' tt-e silver a. which thou curseebt 
 ... l<. and it was a. an ephah of barley 
 
 was come a. Hannah 
 
 o. 8 . let the ark ot God be carried a. to Gath 
 y. ~b. It came to pass, a. the spring of the day 
 ~1. o. wmmen liave been kept from us a. three days 
 - oaw. 11 . 2 d. to fetch a. this form of speech 
 o ) is turned a. and become 
 
 SO*ng do^ynot the sun, 2 Chron. 18. 34 . 
 p. h inge 4 . 16 . this season according to the time 
 2 C/ircw. 2^9. the house which 1 am a. to build 
 emplo>’ed a. this matter 
 Job 20. 23. when he is a. to fill his belly 
 .Urat’. 3. 3. bind them a. thy neck, 6 . 21. 
 
 -0. 19 . he that goeth a. as a tale-bearer 
 Cawr._( 2 . like a heap of wheatset a. with lilies 
 L ^ tower, and made a w'all a. it 
 
 t’ compass yourselves a. witii sparks 
 
 o'T' nn i • gaddest thou a. so much to change 
 3L 22 . how long wilt thou go a. O tlioii 
 41.14. all the people ctist a. and returned 
 1 doings have beset them a. 
 
 ■ 71 / d I'our 
 
 10 1 '■ niuch as a. the door 
 
 r 7 hedge a. it, and digged a place 
 
 l,‘’'''dst be a. my Father’s business 
 '^n -'ijt Jpus began to be a. tiiirty years of age 
 1 — .io. let jmur loins begirded a. and lights 
 'V , tl'ere arose a question, a. purifying 
 
 7 . 19. why go ye a. to kill me .> 
 
 Dumber of the men was a. 5000 
 18. 14. and when Paul was a. to open his mouth 
 ~i . 80. as they were a. to flee out of the ship 
 J^om 4. 19 . when he was a. 100 years old 
 to,going a. to establish their own righteousness 
 
 1 9. o. have we not power to lead a. a sister 
 4- 10 -ys bearing a. in the body the dying 
 
 ^pii. b. 14. having your loins girt a. with truth 
 Kj "■ WHpdering a. from house to house 
 ij n 9' he was a. to make the tabernacle 
 the space of half an hour 
 
 10. 4. 1 was a. to write, and 1 heard a voice 
 cee (jone, him, me, thee, them, round, 
 STOOD, THIS, TIME, WENT. 
 
 _ ^ ABROAD. 
 
 j.socl 12. 46. Shalt not carry ought of the flesh a 
 leprosy break out a. in the skin 
 48. 9. whetlier she be born at home or a. 
 
 ~p‘ shall he go a. out of the camp 
 
 13. when thou M'ilt ease thyselfa. shalt dig 
 .o/a'y. 12 . 9 . took daughters from a. for his sens 
 ~ Kings 4. 3. go, borrow thee vessels a. of iieigh- 
 
 2 Chron. 29 . 16. Levites took it to carry it out a?^' ^ 
 
 .51. o. a.s soon as the commandment came a. 
 
 /'*/ 1 tins deed of the queen shall come a. 
 
 ly" / .wandereth a. for bread, saying 
 
 Y*4ien he goeth a. he telletli it 
 7 4. lb. let thy fountains be dispensed a. 
 
 r «P''«^y*eth a. the earth by myself 
 
 ^er. 6. ll. I will pour it out on the children a. 
 
 1 ‘t*-’ hereaveth. at home death 
 
 *'ept secret, but that it should come a. 
 t.>UKe 1 . 6 d. these sayings were noised a. through- 
 o 1 - rv. 1 out all the hill-country of Judea 
 AmJo ? "®i the saying about this child 
 
 was noised a. the multitude 
 Ifi Volove ot God is slied a. in our hearts 
 0. IJ. tor join obedience is come a. to all men 
 OeC UAST, SEREAI), STAND, SCATTER, WENT. 
 
 ABSENCE * 
 
 PA// to betray him in a. of the multitude 
 
 .. 1 .. but nosv much more in my a. work out 
 n 01 . absent. 
 
 1 'y? ^'■0 «• one from another 
 
 2 R- '’'"’■'.'y «• in body, but present in 
 
 boi. 5. 6 . at home m body are a, from the Lord 
 
 2 Co^-5. 8. willing rather to be a. from the body, pre- 
 9. whetlier presenter a. we may be accepted [sent 
 10. 1. but being a. am bold tow-ard you 
 
 've are by letters when sveare a. such will 
 Id-. 2. and being a. no5v 1 write to them, 10. 
 
 Phil. 1. 27 . whether 1 come, or else be a. 
 
 Col. 2.5. for tho’ 1 be a. in the flesh, yet am I with 
 ABSTAIN. 
 
 Acts 15. 20. that they a. from pollutions of idols 
 29 . that ye a. from meats offered to idols 
 I Jhess. 4. 3. that ye should a. from fornication 
 ^• 22. a. trom all appearance of evil 
 1 Jim, 4. 3. conimanding to a. from meats 
 1 I^et, 2.11. a» troni fleshly lusts which war against 
 ^ . ABSTINENCE. 
 
 Acts 27 . 21. after long a. Paul stood forth in midst 
 ABUNDANCF. 
 
 C8. 47 . thou servedst not God for the a. of all 
 83. 19 . they shall suck of the a. of the seas 
 1 bam. 1. 16. out ot the a. of my complaint 
 1 Kings 10. 10. came no more such a. of spices 
 27 . as the sycainore-trees for a. 2 Chron. 1. 15 . 
 
 41. for there is a sound of a. of rain 
 
 *be king of spices great a. 
 Job g2.11. and a. of waters cover thee, .38. 34. 
 ssai. 72 . 7 . in his days shall be a. of peace - 
 10 1 loveth a. with increase 
 
 12. the a. of the rich will not suffer him to sleep 
 Isa. 7 . 22. for a. ot milk he shall eat butter 
 10 . 7- therefore the a. they have gotten 
 47 . 9. tor the great a. of thy enchantments 
 60. 5. the a. ot the sea shall be converted to thee 
 66. 11. be delighted with the a. of her glory 
 Jer.8^. 6. 1 will reveal to them a. of peace 
 -EseX. 16. 49 . a. of idleness was in her and daughters 
 *'6. 10. by reason of tiie a. of his horses 
 Aoch. 11. 14. gold, silver, and aiiparel in great a. 
 Mat. 12. 34. out of the a. of the heart, Luke 6. 45. 
 13.12. and he shall have more a. 25. 29. 
 
 Mark 12 . 44. they cast in of their a. Luke 21. 4 
 Aw/. 5 , 17 . more thej- which receive a. of grace 
 2 Cor. 8 . 2 . the a. of their joy abounded to the riches 
 in' y®***' ‘Z- asupply, their a. asupplj-for want 
 12 . t. be exalted through the a. of the revelations 
 Jiev. 18. 3. waxed rich through a. of her delicacies 
 Ai ABUNDANCE. 
 
 - bam. 12. 30. David brought spoil of the cBj'/tz a. 
 
 1 1- ^9- Adonijali hatli slain oxen in a. 25. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 3. David prepared brass in a. 14. 
 
 4. also cedar-trees in a. marble in a. 29. 2. 
 
 15. there are workmen with thee m a. hewers 
 29. 21. they offered sacrifices in a. for all Israel 
 i Chron. 2. 9. even to prepare me timber in a. 
 
 4. 18. Solomon made all these vessels in great a. 
 
 9. 1. Queen of Sheba brought gold in a. 
 
 11. 23. liehoboam gave his sons victuals in a. 
 
 14. 15. Asa carried away sheep and camels in a 
 
 15. 9. for thej- fell to Asa out of Israel in a. 
 
 17 . 5. all Judah brought presents to Jehoshaphat, 
 and he had riches and honour in a. 18. 1 
 
 18. 2. Ahab killed sheep for Jehoshaphat in a 
 20. 25. Jehoshaphat found spoil in a. 
 
 24. 11. thus thej' gathered money in a. 
 
 29. 35. and also the burnt-ofl'erings were in a. 
 
 31. 5. children of Israel brought in a. first-fruits 
 
 32. 5. Hezekiah made darts and shields in a. 
 
 29. he provided him cities «nd possessions in a. 
 
 Nell. 9. 23. they took vineyards and fruit-trees in a 
 Lsth. 1 . 7 . they gave them royal wine in a. 
 
 Job .36. 31. he givetii meat in a. 
 
 Psal. 37. 11 . delight tliemselves/?! a. of peace 
 52. 7 . but trusted in the.a. of his riches 
 105. .30. the land brought forth frogs in a. 
 
 Luke 12. 15. man’s life consisteth not in a. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 20. that no man blame us in this a 
 ABUNDANT. 
 
 Exod. .34. 6. Lord God a. in goodness and truth 
 Prov.\2. 126. the righteous more a. than neighbour 
 Jsa. 56. 12. shall be as this day and much more a. 
 Jei\ 51. 13. O thou Babylon, a. in trea.sures 
 1 Cor. 12. 23. on these we bestow more a. honour 
 24. having given more a. honour to that part 
 ■ Cor. 4. 15. that the a. grace might redound 
 
 7 . 15. his inward affection is more a. toward you 
 9. 12. for the administration is a. bj' manj- 
 11. 23. in labours more a. in stripes above measure 
 
 Phil. 1. 26-. that your rejoicing may be more a. 
 
 1 Um. 1.14. the grace of our Lord was exceeding a. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 3. according to his a. mercy hath heirotten 
 
 ^ abiJndantly. 
 
 Cen. 1. 20. let the waters bring forth a. 21. 
 
 8 . 17 . that they may breed a. in the earth 
 
 9. 7 . multiply, bring forth a. in the earth 
 Exod. 1. 7 . the children of Israel increased a. 
 
 8. .3. the river shall bring forth frogs a. 
 
 E um. 20. J1. Iiioses smote and the water came out a 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 40. brought oil, oxen, and sheep a 
 22. .5. so David prepared a. before his death 
 
 8. thou hast slied blood a. and made great wars 
 
 2 Chron. .31.5. tithe of all things brought they in a 
 Job 12. 6. into whose hand God hriugeth a. 
 
 ■ 39- 28. the cloiuls drop and distil upon man a. 
 
 i sal. .36. 8. they shall he a. satisfied with fatness 
 6.7. 10. thou waterest the ridges thereof a. 
 
 1.32. 15. I will a. bless her provision 
 145. 7 . shall a. utter the memory of thy goodness 
 Cant. 5, 1. O friends drink, yea drink a. (1 beloved 
 Jsa. 15. .3. every one shall howl, weeping a. 
 
 .35. 2. it shall blo.ssom a. and rejoice with joj* 
 
 4.3. t 24. nor hast thou a. moistened with the fat 
 55. 7. and to oiir God, tor he will a. pardon 
 John 10. 10. that they might have life more a 
 I Cor. 15. 10. I laboured more a. than they all 
 
 1* 12. conversation,and inore/z. toyou-\vards 
 TA ^ liave inorea. to you 
 
 10. 15. shall be enlarged according to our rule «. 
 
 12. 15. though the more a, I love you, the less 
 
 able to do exceeding a. 
 
 2. 17 . endeavoured more a. to see your face 
 . 9- s^iich he shed a. through Jesus Christ 
 nu' willing more a. to shew to the heirs 
 
 ..Pet. 1.11. torso an entrance be ministered to you a. 
 a 2 
 
 , . ABUSE, ED. 
 
 ! Lev. 19. t 20. who lieth with a bond-maid a. by any 
 Judg. 19. 25. and a her all the night till morning 
 1 t^m. .31. 4. lest nncircumcised a. me, 1 Chr. 10. 4. 
 1 Cor. 9. 18. that 1 a. not my power m the gospel* 
 ^ ABUSEK.S, ING. 
 
 ^..Cor. 0 . 9. nor a. ot themselves with mankind 
 7 . ol. and they tliat use this world as not a it 
 c- r n ^ ACCEPT 
 
 Siginfies, [1] Ta receive favourably, I\Ial. 1. 10. 13 
 'lo take pleasure in, Ezek. 2o! 
 40. [3] Jo forgive, Gen. 4. 7. *.106 42.9. f 47 
 
 lo respect partially. Job 13. 10. | .32. 21. Prov. 
 /V,- 9 a [o] Jo oe regarded or valued, 2 Cor. 8. 
 
 r o^^ovedor highly esteemed, Luke 4. 24 
 L7J Jo be received into grace and favour. Acts 10. 
 oo. i->pn. 1. o, 
 
 VrnU 'P; peradventure he will of me 
 the owner shall a. thereof 
 f' punishment, 43. 
 
 1 ‘"S hands 
 
 I bam. 26. 19. let him a. an oflenn,'^ 
 
 "i’ "I-Araunah said., the L. thy God a. thee 
 in ' n’ ^ •'’*® P«''Son ." will ye contend 
 
 90 ’oi ' 1 secretly a. persons 
 
 lo'o^V nian’s person 
 
 P''^Y for you, for him will I a. 
 off'‘I’ 9‘y hurnt-sacritice 
 
 8^. 2. and a. the persons of the wicked 
 119 . 108 . a. I beseech thee, the free-will-ofiferings 
 /'roa. 0. t 35. not a. the face of any ransom 
 18. j. not good to a. the person of the wicked 
 Jer 14 10. therefore the Lord doth not a. them 
 1,. when otter, I will not a. them, Amos 5. 22. 
 
 40. there will I a. them, and require 
 y- 1 will a. j-ou with j'our sweet savour 
 4.1. 2/. and I will a. you, saith the Lord 
 Mat. 1. 8. will he be iileased, or a. thy person ? 
 
 Kh nor will I a. an offering at your hand 
 1.5. should I a. this of your hands ? 
 
 Acts 24. 3. we a. it always, and in all places 
 ^ ^ ACCEPTABLE. 
 
 Eov. .2. 20. for itshall not be a. for you 
 Eeut. . 5 . 3 . 24. let Ashur be a. to his brethren 
 Ar meditation of my heart be a. 
 
 bj. 13. my praj-er is to thee. O Lord, in an a. time 
 
 10. .32. lips ot the righteous know what is a. 
 
 Prov 
 
 21. 3. to do justice and jutigment is more a. 
 
 JlccI. 12. 10. the preacher sought out a. words 
 ro' finie have I heard thee 
 
 j 8. 5. wilt thou call this an a. daj’ to the Lord/ 
 ol. to proclaim the a. j'ear of the Lord 
 Jer. 0 . 20. your burnt-ofl'erings are not a. 
 
 JJan. 4. 27 .,Q king, let mj’’counsel be a. to thee 
 Kuhe 4. 19 . to preach the a. j ear of the Lord 
 Jiom. 12.1. bodies a living sacrifice, holy, a. to God 
 2. what IS that good and a. will of God - 
 
 14. 18. is a. to G od and approved of men 
 
 15. 16. oflenng up of the Gentiles might be a. 
 
 ijj'i P*'n'’n.’.g' what is a. unto the Lord 
 
 . ,//• IS- sacrifice a. well-pleasing to God 
 '• ^®.‘‘ sight of God 
 
 tn' good and a. before God 
 
 f S'''ci'irices a. to God by Jesus Christ 
 
 ~0. It ye take it patiently, this is a. with God 
 ACCEPTABLY. 
 
 Jieb. 12. 28, whereby we may serve God a, 
 ACCEPTANCE. 
 
 Jsa. 60. 7 . they shall come up with a. on mine altar 
 ACCEPTATION. 
 
 1 Jim. 1. 15 . this is a saving-worthj' of all a 4 9 
 
 ^ ACCEPTED, ■ 
 
 "*■ 9oest well, shalt thou not be a. 
 
 1 J. , 1 . see. I have a. thee concerning this 
 Ji.xud 28. .38. that they may be a. before the Lord 
 J^ev. 1. 4. the ofrering shall be a. for him, 22. 27 
 (. 18. It shall not be a. 19. 7 . j 22 . 2 . 3 , 25 
 
 10. 19. should it have been a. in sight of the Lord 
 
 22. 21. an oflermg shall be perfect, to be a. 
 
 J'h shall wave tlie sheaf to be a. 
 
 ^Ar.ir ■'? "'?? «• in tiie sight of alI the people 
 . 0 . .) 0 . David said, see 1 have a. thy person 
 Z Kings 5. fl. Naaman was a. with his master 
 t/aJ'^' ®^ multitude of his brethren 
 
 Joo f 8. the a. for countenance dwelt in it 
 42. 9. the Lord also a. Job 
 
 Jsa. 56. 7. fheir .sacrifice shall be a. on mine altar 
 'A‘\ supiilicafion he a. before thee 
 
 42. 2. Iet®ur suiqilication be a. before fhee 
 il/a/. 2. I 9. but ye have a. faces in the law 
 ljuke l. -f 28. hail, fhou that art graciously a. 
 
 4. 24. no prophet is a. in his owii country 
 Acts 10 . .33. he tliat workefli righteousness is a. 
 
 J\om. 15. .31. my service may be a. of the saints 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 9. lahonr, absent or present, we may be a. 
 
 6. 2. heard thee in a time a. now is the a. tune 
 8.^12. it is a. according to that a man hath 
 
 17 . tor indeed lie a. the exhortation 
 
 11. 4. or another gospel which ve liavc not a. 
 
 Eph. 1. 6. lie hath made us a. in the beloved 
 
 . ACCEPTKST. 
 
 Luke 20. 21. neither a. thoii the person of anv 
 .ACtEPlEIH. 
 
 Job .34. 19. to him that a. not persons of princes 
 Eccl. 9 . 7 . eat with joy, for God now a. thv work.', 
 iJos. 8. 13. they sacrifice, hut the Lord a. them not 
 Cal. 2. 6. God a. no man’s iH-rson 
 
 Accepting. N’ec Deliver.^nce. 
 
 ACCESS. 
 
 Pom. 5. 2. by whom also we have a. by faith 
 I.ph. 2. 18. thro’ him we both have a. to the Father 
 
 3.12. in whom we have tmldness and a. by taith 
 Acco.mpan Y. Ucc Sa i.vation. 
 ACCOMPANIED. 
 
 Acts to. 2.3. certain brethren from Joppa a. him 
 11. 12. moreover these six brethren a. me 
 £0. 4. Sopater of Berea a. Paul into Asia 
 ■ 38. and thej- a. him to the ship 
 
 Accompanying, bee Ark of God. 
 ACCOMPLISH 
 
 Signifies. [1] To perform, Jinish, or fulfil, Jer. 44. 
 £5. Dan. 9. 2. Luke 2. 6. Acts £1. 5. [2J To 
 
 3 
 
ACC 
 
 ACC 
 
 ADD 
 
 yxtld or condesctnd to, 1 Kin>rs 5. 9. [ 5 ] Obtatn- 
 td or broxight to pass, Prov. l.T. 19. 
 
 Lev, 22. 21. oft'ereth a sacrifice to a. his vow 
 1 Kings 5. 9. shall a. iny desire in giving tood 
 Job 14. 6. till he shall a. as an hireling his day 
 Psal. 6-1. 6. they a. a diligent search 
 Jsa. 55. 11. but it shall a. that wl.l. l; I please 
 Jer. 44. 25. ye will surely a. your vows 
 Ltek. G. 12. thus will I a. my fury upon them 
 
 7. 8. now will I a. mine anger upon thee 
 
 I. 1. 15. thus will I a. my wrath upon the wall 
 
 20. 8. I will pour out my fury to n. my anger, 21. 
 
 Van. 9. 2. that he would a. seventy yeai's 
 Luke 9. 31. which he should a. at lerusalem 
 ACCOMPLISH KD. 
 
 S 2 Chron. .36. 22. the word by Jeremiah might be/r. 
 
 a Etth. 2. 12. days of purification were a. Luke 2. 22. 
 
 .oi 15. .32. it shall be a. before his time 
 Prov. 13. 19. the desire a. is sweet to the soul 
 Isa. 40. 2. cry unto her, that her warfare is a. 
 
 Jer. 25. 12. when se\enty years are a. 29. 10. 
 
 .34. for the days of your dispersions are a. 
 
 39. 16. my words shall be a. before thee 
 Ijam. 4. 11. the Lord hath a. his fury 
 
 22. the punishment of thine inicjuity is a. 
 
 Etek. 4. 6. when hast a. them, lie on thy right side 
 
 5. 13. thus shall mine anger be a. 
 
 Van. 11. 36. shall prosper, till the indignation be «. 
 
 12. 7. a. to scatter the power of the holy people 
 laike 1. 23. the days of his ministration were a. 
 
 2. 6. the days were a. that she should be deli vered 
 
 21. when eight days were a. for circumcising 
 12. 50. and how am I straitened till it be a. 
 
 18. .31. concerning the Son of man, shall be a. 
 
 22. 37- that is written, must yet be a. in me 
 John 19. 28. knowing that all tilings were now a. 
 Acts 21. 5. when we had a. those days, we departed 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 9. same afflictions arert. in your brethren 
 
 Acco.ui’LISH 1 .^G. See Sxon vice. 
 ACCCMPLISIIMLNT. 
 
 Acts 21. 26. to signify the a. of days of purification 
 ACCOPD. 
 
 Lev. 25. 5. groweth of its own a. shall not reap 
 Jos/i. 9. 2. to fight with Israel with one a. 
 
 Acts 1. 14. these all continued with one a. in prayer 
 
 2. 1. they were all with one a. in one place 
 
 46. they continuing daily with one a. in temple 
 
 4. 24. they lift up their voice to God with one a. 
 
 5. 12. were all with one a. in Solomon’s porch 
 
 7. 57. and ran upon Stephen with one a. 
 
 8. 6. people with one a. gave heed to these things 
 12. 10. the gate opened to them of his own a. 
 
 20. hut they came with one a. to him 
 
 15. 25. being assembled with one a. to send 
 
 18. 12. the jews with one a. made insurrection 
 
 19. 29. they rushed with one a. into the theatre 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 17. but being more forward of his own a. 
 Phil. 2. 2. being of one a. of one mind 
 
 ACCORDllSG. 
 
 Oen. 27. 19. T have done a. as thou badest me 
 
 41. 54. dearth began to come a. as Joseiih said 
 lixod. 12. 25. the Lord will give a. as he promised 
 Num. 14. 17. be great, a. as thou hast spoken 
 Vent. 10. 9. his inheritance a. as God promised 
 
 16. 10. a. as the Lord thy God hath blessed thee 
 1 Kings .3. 6. a. as he walked before thee in truth 
 Job 34. 11. and cause every man to find a. to his 
 
 ways. Jer. 17. 10.1 21. 14. | .32. 19. 
 
 42. 9. went and did a. as the Lord commanded 
 Psal. 7. H. iud, e. me, O God, a. to my righteousness 
 
 17. I will praise the Lord a. to his 1 ighteousness 
 25. 7. a- to thy mercy remember thou me, 51. 1. | 
 106. 45.1 109. 26. I 119. 124. 
 28. 4. give them a. to their deeds, and a. to thee 
 
 3.3. 22. let mercy be on us a. as we, hope in thee 
 35. 24. .judge me, C) God, a. to thy righteousness 
 48. 10. a. to thy name, so is thy praise 
 
 62. 12. for thou renderest to e\-ery man a. to bis 
 
 work, Prov. 24. 12. 29. 
 79. 11. a. to the greatness of thy jiower 
 90. 11. a. to thy fear, so is thy wrath 
 
 10.3. 10. nor rewarded us a. to our iniquities 
 119. 25. a. to thy word, 28, 41. 58 , 65, 76, I07, 
 
 116, 154, 169, 170. 
 
 159. quicken nie a. to thy kindness, Isa. 63. 7. 
 150. 2. praise him a. to his excellent greatness 
 Isa. 8. 20. if they speak not a. to this word 
 
 9. 3. they .joy a. to the joy in harvest 
 
 63.7. a. to all that the Lord h;vs bestowed on us 
 Jer. 50. 29. recompense her u. to her work 
 J)an. 11. 3. that shall rule, and do a. to his will 
 IIos, 3. 1. rt. to file love of the Ixird tow'ard Israel 
 12. 2. the Ixird w'ill punisli .lacob «. to his ways 
 Mic. 7.15. a. tothedaysof thy comingoutof Egypt 
 Mat. 9. 29. a. to your faith be it unto you 
 16. 27. he will reward every mana. to his works, 
 Rom. 2. 6. 2 Tim. 4. 14. Rev 2. 2.3. 
 Lxike 12. 47. nor did a. to his will, shall be beaten 
 John'l. 24. .judge not a. to the appearance 
 Acts 4. 35. made to every man a. as he had need 
 Rom. 1. 3. made of the S' ed of David a. to the flesh 
 8. 28. who are the called a. to his purpose 
 12. 6. gifts differing a. to the grace given to us 
 15. 5. to be like-mintled a. to Christ (esus 
 1 Cor. 15. 3. Christ died a. to the scriptures, 4. 
 
 £ Cor. 9.7. every man «. as he purposeth in his heart 
 
 II. 15. whose end shall be a. to their w'orks 
 Cal. 1. 4. who gave himself a. to the will of God 
 
 .3. 29. Abraham’s seed, and heirs rr. to the promise 
 Eph. 1.4. a. as he liath chosen us in him, before 
 5. a. to good pleasure || l.a. to riches of his grace 
 11. being predestinated a. to the purpose of him 
 
 3. 20. a. to the power that v/orkefh in us 
 J^hil. .3. 21. a. to the working whereby he is able 
 
 4. ^ 19. God shall siqiply our need a. to his riches 
 C Tim. 1. 9. who hatli called usnotr?. to our works 
 Tit. .3. 5. but a. to his mercy he saved us by washing 
 Jleb. 8. 9. not a. to the covenant that 1 made with 
 
 1 Pet. 1. .3. a. to his mercy hath begotten us again 
 4.6. but live a. to God in the Spirit 
 
 2 Pet. 1. .3. a. as Ids divine power hath given us 
 3. 13. we a. to his prondse look for new heavens 
 
 Rev. 20. 12. dead w'ere judged a. to their works, IS. 
 22.12. 1 come U) give a. as his work shall be 
 AccoiiniNG to all. See All. 
 ACCORDING to that. 
 
 Oen. 27. 8. obey my voice a. to that I command 
 Judg. 11. .36. do to me a. to that which proceeded 
 2 Kings 14. 6. slew not a. to that which is written 
 2 Chron. .35. 26. a. to that which was written 
 Lira 6. 1.3. 'I'atnai did a. to that Darius had sent 
 Rum. 4.18. a. to that which was spoken, thy seed be 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. a to that he hath done, good or bad 
 8. 12. a. to that a man hath, not a. to that he hath not 
 AccoiiuiNGLY. Ree Repay. 
 ACCOUN L. 
 
 F.rod. 12. 4. shall make your a. for the lamb 
 2 Kings 12. 4. of every one that (lasseth the a. 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 24. neither was the number put in the a. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 11. according to the number of their a. 
 Job .33.13. for he giveth not a. of his matters 
 Psal. 144. 3. or the son of man that thou makest a. 
 Keel. 7. 27. counting one by one to find out the a. 
 Van. 6. 2. that tlie princes might give a. to them 
 Mat. 12. .36. give a. thereof in the day of judgment 
 
 18. 2.3. which would take a. of his servants 
 Luke 16. 2. give an a. of thy stewardship 
 
 ylcts 19. 40. whereby we may give an a. of this 
 Rom. 9.128. he wifi finish the a. 
 
 14. 12. every one shall give a. of himself to God 
 Phil. 4.17. (fesire fruit that may abound to your a. 
 Philem. 18. if he oweth thee, put that on mine a. 
 lleh. 13. 17. they watch as they that must give a. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 5. who shall give a. to him that judgeth 
 
 ACCOGNT, ED. 
 
 Veut. 2. 11. which also were a. giants 
 
 20. that also was a. a land of giants 
 1 Kings 1. 21. 1 and Solomon shall he a. offenders 
 
 10. 21. silver was nothing a. of, 2 Chron. 9. 20. 
 Psal. 22. 30. be a. to the Lord for a generation 
 Jsa. 2. 22. for wherein is he to be a. oft 
 
 Mark 10. 42. they which are a.to rule over Gentiles 
 Luke 20. .35. be a. worthy to obtain that world 
 22. 24. which of them should be a. the greatest 
 Rom. 8. 36. we are a. as sheep for the slaughter 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 1. let a man so a. of us as ministers 
 Gat. .3. 6. it was a. to him for righteousness 
 
 2 Pet. 3.15. a. that the long-suffering of the Lord 
 
 ACCOUNTING. 
 
 Heb. 11.19. a. that God was able to raise him up 
 ACCUR.SED 
 
 SigTiifies, [1] Vevoted to destrx/ction, .Tosli. 6. I7. 
 [2] Separated from the church, Ttom. 9. 3. [3] 
 
 Cursed eternally from Gcd, 1 Cor. 16. 22. Gal. 
 
 I. 8, 9. 
 
 Veut. 21. 23. he that is hanged is a. of God 
 Josh. 6. 17. the city shall be"a. it and all therein 
 18. in any wdse keep from the a. thing 
 
 7. 1. trespass in the a. thing ; Achan took of a. 
 
 II. for they have even taken of the a. thing 
 
 12. turned their backs, because they were a. 
 except ye destroy the a. from among you 
 
 13. there is an a. thing in the midst of thee 
 
 15. he that is taken with the a. thing 
 
 22. 20. did not Achan commit trespass in a. thing 
 1 Sam. 3. + 1,3. his sons made themselves a. 
 
 1 l.'hron. 2. 7. who transgressed in the thing a. 
 
 Isa. 65. 20. the sinner an 100 years old shall be a. 
 Rom. 9. 3. for I could wish myself a. from Christ 
 1 Cor. 12. 3. no man by the Spirit calleth Jesus a. 
 Gal. 1. 8. preach any other gospel, let him be a. 9. 
 ACCU.SAT10N. 
 
 F.rra 4. 6. v/rote they to him an a. against Judah 
 Mat. 27. .37. set over his bead his a. Mark 15. 26. 
 Luke 6. 7. that they might find an a. against him 
 
 19. 8. iff have taken any thing by' false a. 
 
 John 18. 29. what a. bring ye against this man ? 
 Acts‘25. 18. they brought no a. as 1 supiicsed 
 
 1 'J'im. 5. 19. against an elder receive not an a. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 11. bring not a railing a. aeainst them 
 Jude 9. Michael durst not bring a railing a. 
 
 ACCUSE. 
 
 Prov. 30. 10. a. not a servant to his master 
 Mat. 12. 10. that they might a. him. Alar. 3. 2. 
 
 Like n. 54. 
 
 Luke 3. 14. nor a. any' falsely, and be content 
 
 23. 2. and they began to a. iiim, saying 
 
 14. touching those things whereof ye a. him 
 John 5. 45. that 1 will a. you to the Father 
 
 8. 6. that they might have to a. him 
 
 Acts 24. 2. T'ertullus began to a. him, saying 
 8. take knowledge of all things whereof we a. 
 
 13. nor can they prove things whereof they a. me 
 25. 5. let them go down with me, anil a. this man 
 
 11. if there be none of those whereof these a. me 
 28. 19. not that 1 had ought to a. my nation of 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 16. falsely a. vour good conversation. 
 
 vVCCUSlfl). 
 
 Van. 3. 8. Chaldeans came near and a. the Jews 
 
 6. 24. they brought them which had a. Daniel 
 Alat. 27.12. when he was a. he answered nothing 
 Alark 15. 3. priests a. him many things, l.uke 23.10. 
 Luke 16. 1. was a. that he had wasted his goods 
 ActsJl‘1. 30. the certainty wherefore he was a. 
 
 23. 28. have known the cause whereof they a. him 
 29. perceived to be a. of questions of their law 
 
 25. 16. before he which is a. have the accusers 
 
 26. 2. answer, touching things wherepf 1 am a. 
 
 ^ 7. for which hoiie’s sake 1 am a. of the Jews 
 Tit. 1. 6. faithful children, not a. of riot, or unruly 
 Rev. 12. 10. accuser, who a. them before our God 
 
 ccusEu. See CAST doum. 
 ACCUSERS. 
 
 Jo/ni 8.10. w'oman, where are those thine a. ? 
 
 Acts 23. 30. I gave commandment to his a. also 
 35. I will hear thee when thine a. are come 
 
 24. 8. commanding his a. to come to thee 
 
 25. 16. before he have the a. face to face 
 18. against whom, when the a. stood up 
 
 2 Tim. A. 3. without natural affection, false a. 
 
 Tit. 2. 3. not false a. not given to much wine 
 
 AtlCUSEllI, ING. 
 
 .John 5. 45. there is one that a. you, even Moses 
 Rom. 2. 15. .their thoughts a. of excusing 
 
 Accustomed; Da Evil. Aceldama; 
 see Field. 
 
 AChNOW LEDGE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To own, or confess, Gen. .38. 26. Psal. 
 .32. 5. L2J To observe, or take notice of, Prov. 
 .3. 6. Isa. 33.13. [3j To esteem and respect, Isa. 
 61. 9. 1 Cor. 16. 18. L4) To approve of, fL Cor. 
 1. 1.3. Philem. 6. [51 'To worship, or make pro¬ 
 fession of, Dan. 11. .39. 
 
 JJeut. 1. + 17. ye shall not a. fares in judgment 
 
 21. 17. he shall a. the son of the hated 
 .3.3. 9. nor did he a. his brethren nor children 
 J‘sal. .32. 5. 1 a. my sin [i 51.3. I a. my transgressior* 
 Prov. 3. 6. in all thy ways a. him, he shall direct 
 l a. .33. 13. ye that are near, a. my might 
 61. 9. all that see them, shall a. them 
 63. 16. thou art our father, tho’ Israel a. us not 
 Jer. 3.13. only a. thine iniquity that thou hast 
 
 14. 20. we a. O J.ord, our wickedness 
 
 24. 5. so will 1 a. them that ai e carried away 
 Van. 11. 39. with a strange fiod whom he shall a. 
 llos. 5. 15. I will go, till they a. their offence 
 
 1 Cor. 14. .37. let him a. the things that 1 write 
 16. 18. therefore a. ye them that are such 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 13. what you a. and 1 trust shall a. 
 
 ACKNOWLEDGED. 
 
 Gen. .38. 26. .1 udah a. them, and said, she hath been 
 2 Cor. 1. 14. also you have a. us in part 
 ACKNOW LEDGEI H. 
 
 1 Johni. 23. he that a. the .Son hath the Father 
 
 ACKNOW LEIKHNG. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 25. repentance to the a. of the truth 
 'Tit. 1.1. to the a. the truth which is after godliness 
 Philem. 6. by the a. every good thing in Christ 
 
 A C K N O W 1.1 ’. f)G .M f: N r. 
 
 Col. 2. 2. to the a. of the mystery of God 
 ACOUAIN 1. ED, ING. 
 
 Job 22. 21. a. th^'self with him and be at peace 
 l^sal. 139.3. thou art a. with all my ways 
 Keel. 2. 3. yet a. my heart with wisdom 
 Isa. 53. 3. a man of sorrows, and a. with grief 
 ACOUAIN I ANCE. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 5. let priests take it, every man of his a. 
 
 7- therefore receive no more money of your a. 
 Job 19.13. mine a. are estranged from me 
 42.11. then came all that had been of his a. 
 
 Psal. 31.11. 1 was a reproach and a fear to mine a. 
 55. 13. it was thou, mine equal, and mine a. 
 
 88. 8. thou hast put away mine a. far from me 
 18. lover put from me, and my a. info darkness 
 Luke 2. 44. they sought him among their a. 
 
 23. 49. all his a. stood afar off, beholding things 
 Acts 24. 23. he should forbid none of his a. to come 
 ACQUIT. 
 
 Job 10.14. thou wilt not a. me from mine iniquity 
 Kah. 1. 3. the Lord will not at all a. the wicked' 
 ACH E, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 1-1. 14. 20 men within half an a. of land 
 Isa. 5.10. ten a. of vineyard shall yield one bath 
 ACT. 
 
 Isa. 28. 21. and bring to pass his a. his strange a. 
 
 59. 6. and the a. of violence is in their hands 
 John 8. 4. was taken in adulterx', in the ver\' a. 
 ACTS. 
 
 Vnit. 11. 3. and his a. which he did in Eg3 pt 
 
 7. your eyes have seen the great a. of the Lord 
 Judg. 5.11. rehearse the righteous a. of the Lord 
 
 1 t^am. 12. 7. reason of all lighteous a. of the Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 20. and Penaiah the son of Jehoiada, 
 
 who had done many a. 1 Chron. 11. 22. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 6. it was a true report I heard of thy a. 
 11. 41. the a. of .'-^olomon, are they not written iu 
 
 the book of the a. of Solomon ' 2 Chron. 9. 5. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 34. the a. of .lehu, and all that he did 
 
 2.3. 19. according to all the a. he had dene 
 
 28. the a. of Josiah and all that he did are written 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 29. the a. of David, first and last 
 
 2 Chron. 16.11. behold the a. of Asa. first and last 
 
 20. 34. the a of Jehoshaphat, first and last 
 
 .32. 32. the a. of Ilezekiah, 2 Kings 20. 20. 
 
 Es^th. 10. 2. all the a. of his power and might 
 Psal. 103. 7. his a. to the children of Israel 
 106. 2. who can utter the mighty a. of the I.ord ? 
 145. 4. and shall declare thy rriighty a. 6.12. 
 
 150. 2. praise him for his mightv'a. praise him 
 ACTIONS. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. and bv the Lord a. are weighed 
 
 ACTIVITY. 
 
 Gen. 47. 6. if knowest any man of a. among them 
 
 adaNiant. 
 
 Ezek. .3. 9. as an a. have 1 made thy forehead 
 Zech. 7. 12. they made their lieai ts" as an a. stone 
 ADD 
 
 Signifies. [1] To join, or put to. Dent. 4. 2. Acts 2. 
 41. 2 Pet. 1. 5. [2] 'To increa.se, Prov. 16. 23. 
 
 [3] To give, or bestoy, Gen. ,30.24. Mat. 6. 33. 
 
 [4] 'Jo make wise by instruction. Gal. 2. 6. [5] To 
 titter. Dent. 5. 22. 
 
 Gen. .30. 24. the Lord shall a. to me another son 
 Lev. 5. 16. he shall a. a fifth part thereto, 6. 5.1 
 
 . 27.13, 15, 19, 27, 31. Num. 5. 7. 
 Rum. .35. 6. to cities of refuge a. fortv-twocities 
 Veut. 4. 2. ye shall not a. to the word, 12. 32. 
 
 19. 9. thou shall a. three cities more of refuge 
 29. 19. to a. drunkenness to thirst 
 
 2 Sam. 24. .3. the I ord thy God a. to the people 
 
 1 Kings IQ. 11 and now' Rehoboam said, I w ill a. 
 
 to your yoke, 14. 2 Chron. 10.14. 
 
 2 Kings QO. 6. T a. to thy days 15 years, Isa. 38.5. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 14. and thou mayesta'. thereto 
 
 2 ( hioH. 28. 1.3. ye intend to a. more to our sins 
 Psal. 69. 27- a. iniquity to their iniquity 
 
 Prov. A. 2. long life and peace .shall they a. to thee 
 .30. 6. a. thou not to his words, lest he reni ove thee 
 Isa. 29.1. a. ye year to year, let them kill sacrifices 
 .30. 1. that they may a*, sin to sin 
 Alat. 6.27. can a. one cubit to his stature, Luke 12.25. 
 Phil. 1. 16. supposing to a. afiliction to my btinds 
 2 Pet. 1. .5. besides this a to your faith virtue 
 Rev. 22.18. if any a. God shall a. to him plagues 
 ADDED. 
 
 Dent. 5.22. with a great voice, and he a. no more 
 
ADO 
 
 AFF 
 
 1 Sam. 12.10. we have a. to all our sins this evil 
 Jer. 36. .32. there were a. besides many like words 
 45. 3. the Lord hath a. uriet’to my sorrow 
 Dan. 4. .36. and excellent majesty was a. to me 
 Mat. 6. 33. all tiiese shall be a. to you, Luke 12. 31, 
 Luke 3. 20. Herod a. yet tliis above all, he shut up 
 19.11. as they heard, he a. and spake a parable 
 ActjZ. 41. the same day there were a. .3000 souls 
 47. and the Lord a. to the church <iaily such 
 5.14. belie ers were the more a. to the I^rd 
 
 11. 24. and much people was a. to the Lord 
 (ial. 2.6. seemed to be somewhat, a. nothing to me 
 3.19. the law was a. because of transsressions 
 A DDK I'll, I KG. “ 
 
 Job 34. 37. for he a. rebellion to his sin 
 Prov. 10. 22. and he a. no sorrow with it 
 16. 23. the heart of the wise a^ learninir to his lips 
 Oal. 3.15. no man disannulleth oi' a. thereto. 
 ADDKR. 
 
 ■Gen. 49.17. Dan shall be an a. in the path 
 Psal. 56. 4. they are like the deaf a. that stops 
 91. 13. thou shalt tread on the lion and a. 
 
 140. 3. a. poison is under their lips 
 Prov. 23. 32. wine at last stingeth like an a. 
 ADDICMKD. 
 
 1 Cor. 16.15. a. themselves to the ministry of saints 
 ADDITION, .S. 
 
 1 h'tuffs 7. 29. certain a. were made of thin work 
 .3^). undersetters molten at the side of every a. 
 
 36. he graved chcrubims, and a. round about 
 . .. .ADJURE 
 
 Signifies, [11 To bind under the penalty of a fearful 
 cHr.se, Josh. 6. 26. [2] To charge earnestly by 
 
 word or oath, 1 Kings 22.16. Mat. 26. 63. 
 
 1 Kings 22.16. the king said, how many’tim’es shall 
 la. thee to tell me nothing, 2 Chron. 18. 15 
 Mat- ^0. 63. I a. thee by the living God 
 Mark 5.7. la. thee by God, thou torment me not 
 Acts 19.13. saying, we a. you by Jesus, whom Paul 
 AD.IURED, 
 
 Jo.fh. 6. 26. Joshua a. them at that time 
 1 Sam. 14. 24. for .“^aul had a. the people 
 AD.MIM.STRATION, .S 
 1 Cor. 12. 5. there are differences of a 
 ■2 Cor. 9.12. for the a. of this service supplieth 
 ADMIN LSJ'ERED. 
 
 ' Cer. 8 . 19. a. by us to the glory of the same Lord 
 20. in this abundance which is a. by us 
 ADMIRATION. 
 
 Jude 16. having men's persons in a. 
 
 Mev. 17. 6. 1 saw her, 1 wondered with great a. 
 
 admired. 
 
 •2 Thess. 1.10. to be a. in all them that believe 
 ADMONISH, ED. 
 
 king, who will no more be a. 
 
 12. 12. and turther by these, my son, be a. 
 
 Jer. 42. 19. know certainly that 1 have a. you 
 Acts 27 tile fast w'as now past, Paul a. them 
 y® able also to a. one another 
 Ce/. 3. 16. a. one another in psalms and hvmns 
 1 lne.-<s. o. 12. that are over you in f ord, and a. you 
 ~ Jhe.ss.fi. 15. not an enemy, but a. him as a brother 
 Jleb. 8.0. as Moses was a. of God, when he was 
 ADMONITION. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 11. they are written for our a. 
 
 Pph. 6. 4. bring theni up in the a. of the Lord 
 Itt. 3.10. after the first and second a. reject 
 ADO. 
 
 Mark5. 39. he saith, why make ye this a. and weep 
 ADOPTION 
 
 Is an action whereby a man takes a person into his 
 farntly, m order to make him part of it, achiow- 
 ledges him for his son, and receives him into the 
 number, and gives him a right to the privileges 
 of hts children. Pharaoh's daughter adopted 
 ymmg Moses, and Hjordecai Esther, Exod. 2.10. 
 Esther 2. 7, 15. We are not acquainted hotv far 
 the privileges of adoption extended: but it may he 
 presumed that they were much the same with tho.se 
 mentioned in the Roman laws: T/ie adopted chil- 
 
 ■dren shared in the estate with the natural children • 
 they assumed the name of the per.son who adopted 
 them, and became subject to his paternal power who 
 received them into his family. And God doth adopt 
 his children, when he graciously admits strangers 
 and enerntes, as ail the fallen race of Adam are hv 
 nature, into the state and relation of children thro' 
 Jesics Christ ; he becoming their Father in him, ac¬ 
 cording to the great promise of the new covenant 
 Lph.2 11, 12,1:1. 1 John .3. 1. Gal. 4.5. Eph. 
 
 . o. Jer. 31. 33. 2 Cor. 6. 16.18. The adopted 
 are true believers in Christ ; they relying upon his 
 blood and .surety-righteousness for pardon and re¬ 
 conciliation u ith God ; for to as many as received 
 mm to them ga . e he power to become the sons 
 God, even to them that believe on his name 
 Joey are regenerated by the Spirit, and are justi- 
 ic • I'y srace, through the redemption that 
 *0 ’^sus (.Erist, and are brought through the 
 f_pirtt s operation to an ndfectionate obediential 
 
 Jf^onciled 
 
 AD V 
 
 Eph. 1. 5. predestinated us to the a. of children 
 ADORN, ED, ETH, ING. 
 
 Jsa. 61. 10. as a bride a. herself wdth her jewels 
 */^r. 31. 4. thou shalt be again with tabrets 
 
 21. 5. the temple was a, with goodly stones 
 that women a. in modest apparel 
 Itf. 2. 10. a, the doctrine of God our Saviour 
 1 .Fct, .3. 3. whose a. let it not be that outward a. 
 
 o. women who trusted in God a, themselves 
 Rev. 21. 2. prepared as a bride a. for her husband 
 ADVANCED. 
 
 1 .12.6. itisthe Lord that a. Moses and Aai'on 
 
 Jfst/i. j. 1. Ahasuerus a. Haman the Agagife 
 5. 11. Haman told them how he had a.'him 
 10. 2. the greatness whereto the king a. Mordecai 
 _ advan tage, ED, ETH. 
 
 .rob So. 3. thou saidst, what a. will it be to thee 
 Luke 9. 2o. what is a man a. if he gain the w'orld 
 Rom. J. 1. what a. then hath the .lew, or what 
 i a. it me if the dead rise not I 
 
 ~ Cor. ... 11. lest .Satan should get an a. of us 
 Jude 16. men s persons in admiration, because of a 
 ADVENTURE, ED. 
 
 JJeut. 28. 56. not a. to set the sole of her foot 
 Judg. 9. 17. my father sought and a. his life far 
 Acts 19. 31. that he would not a. into the theatre 
 ^ ADVERSARY. 
 
 ■Iffod. 23. 22. I will be an a. to thine adversaries 
 Lum. 22. 22. the angel stood for an a. against 
 
 t .32. behold, I went out to be an a. to thee 
 o- also provoked her sore 
 m the battle he be an a. to us 
 I Kings 5. 4. there is neither a. nor evil occurrent 
 IL 14. the Lord stirred up an a. to Solomon, 23. 
 2o. was an a. to Israel all the days of Solomon" 
 r'*jf 1 enemy is this wicked Haman 
 
 •'Ob l._^t 6. ami the a. came also among them 
 31. 3o. and that my a. had written a book 
 I sal. 74. 10. how long shall the a. reproach ^ 
 
 109.^+ 6. let an fl. stand at his right hand 
 Isa. jO. 8. who is mine a. let him come near to me 
 Lam. 1. 10. the a. hath spread out his hand 
 2. 4. he stoofl with his right hand as an a. 
 
 4. 12. that the a. should have entered the gates 
 Amos 3. 11. an a. shall be round about the land 
 skewed me an a. standing to be his a. 
 Mat. 5. 25. agree with thine a. quickly, lest at any 
 r 1 tke a. deliver thee to the judge 
 
 Luke 12. 58. when thou goest with thine a 
 
 ^ Ksua as mezr re 
 
 10-I®''" 13. Rom. 3. 24, 25. Zech. 
 
 lY 'n Dal. 4. 5, 6. Tit. 3. .5 fi 
 
 0} God s adopted children ; some of which are,'/ns 
 
 Jatherly protection from temporal and spiritual 
 
 Jorjpvt and body ; his fatherly correction of them ■ 
 /t/zi {o fhcir prayers ; and a sure 
 
 ■X JL u ■ \cayenly inheritance: for, if children 
 
 Chris5"‘7/ ioi'it-heirs with 
 
 *7. Psal. 34. 10. and 121. 7 
 are said t ) ^ ^"hn 5. 14, 15. True believers 
 Fmh 1 3 fof n [1] By election, 
 
 Itorri and assurance, 
 
 J<om. 8. 15. Gal. 4. 5, 6. [3] By perfect re- 
 
 i7/ery, at the general resurrection, 
 
 "^"?"wiitrn3'‘ the Spirit of a. 
 
 q's Tn ^ "• redemption of our body 
 
 9. 4. to whoin pertaineth the «. and the glory 
 Gal. 4. o. that we might receive the a. of sons 
 
 ^ ADVEILSARIES. 
 
 Deiit. 32. 27. lest their a. should behave strangely 
 4,3. he will render vengeance to his a. 
 
 Josh. 5. 13. art thou for us, or for our a. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 10. the a. of the Lord shall be broken 
 - Sam. 19. 22. that ye should this day be a. to me 
 "^'ken a. of Judah and Benjamin heard 
 Aeh 4. 11. our a. said, they shall not know 
 
 \ render evil for good, are my a. 
 
 69. 19. mine a. are all before thee 
 tl. 13. be confounded that are a. to my soul 
 oi' io , ® .tiJrned my hand against their a. 
 
 '*P ^ke right hand of his a. 
 f"’y hut I prayer 
 on' I i ke the rew'ard of my a. from Lord 
 29. let my a. be clothed with shame 
 n '-,}' .T-rird, I wdll ease me of my a. 
 
 9. 11, the I^ord sIirII set up the a. of Jtezin 
 n. 13. and the a. of Judah shall be cut off 
 59. 18. he will repay fury to his «. 
 
 6.3. 18. our a. have trodden down thy sanctuary 
 r ^ky name known to thine a. 
 
 Jer. 30. 16. all thine a. shall go into captivity 
 46. 10. that he may avenge him of his a. 
 
 50. 7- and their a. said, we offend not 
 
 *ke chief, her enemies prosper 
 7. the saw her, and did mock her sabbaths 
 his a. should be round about him 
 I he hath set up the horn of thine a. 
 
 A' /' o' kaml shall be lifted up upon thy a. 
 i.j Nik^.Jfrd will take vengeance on his a. 
 13. 17. all his a. were ashamed 
 2L lo. all your a. shall not be able to gainsay 
 
 ' 9- a door is opened, and there are many «. 
 i hil. 1. 28. and in nothing terrified by your a 
 Jleb. 10. 27. ‘'^k^nation whk-h shall devour the a. 
 
 1 Sam. W. 19. who himself savedVou out of all a. 
 
 o niy soul out of all «. 
 
 2 Citron. ] j 6. for God did vex them with all a. 
 Psal.lO 6. he said in his heart, I shall never be in a. 
 .31. t thou hast known my soul in a. 
 
 .35. 15. but in my a. they rejoiced 
 
 94. 13. mayest give him rest from the days of a. 
 
 J rov. . If, and a hrofher is born for a 
 24. 10. If thou faint in day of «. thy strength small 
 Jfccl. (.14. but in the day of a. consider 
 Isa 30. 20. tho’ the Lord give you the bread of 
 Ileb. 13. J. remember them which suffer a 
 „ ylDVERIlSE. 
 
 Ar/w. 24. 14. I’ll /?. thee, what this people shall do 
 Ruth 4. 4. 1 saying, buy it 
 
 .Tudg. 19. .30. take a. and speak your minds 
 20. 7. give here your a. and counsel 
 1 Sam. 25. .3.3. blessed be th v a. and blessed be thou 
 
 - Sam. 19 43. that our a. should not be first had 
 
 - Chron. 10. 9. what a. give ye, that we may answer 
 14. answered them after the a. of young men 
 
 2o. 17. king Amaziah took a. and sent to Joash 
 I rov. «0. 18. and with good a. make war 
 «. Cor. 8. 10. and herein I give my a. 
 
 ADVESE:, ED. 
 
 2Sain.2A. 1.3. a. and see what answer, 1 Chron. 21.12. 
 
 t’Y ‘k. ye a- that I may answer people 
 Proc. 1.3. 10. but with the well a. is wisdom 
 Acts 27. 12. the more part a. to depart thence also 
 ADVI.SE.MENT. 
 
 1 i-hron. 12. 19. the lords upon a. sent him away 
 
 a. 
 
 ^ , ADULTERER, S. 
 
 ?®;uke a. shall surely be put to death 
 Job 24 la. the eye of the a. waiteth for twili<^ht 
 Isal. S.). 18. thou hast been partaker with a ” 
 riVnh c' ^ke seed of a. and the whore 
 
 an assembly of treacherous 
 
 7/ * *1* 1 ^ Iftnd IS full ot a, for swenrino' 
 
 If V 1' all «. as an oven heated” 
 
 f /’ ke a swift witness again.st the a. 
 
 Lube 18. 11 1 am not as others, extortioners, a. 
 
 ?• ke not deceived, neither a. shall inherit 
 Jleb. 1j. 4. whoremongers and a. God will judge 
 Jam. 4. 4. ye kno’w ye not that the friendship 
 ADULTERE.S.S, ES. 
 the a. shall surely be put to death 
 r L.' a- will hunt for tlie precious life 
 
 ijfek.2.i. 4o. righteous men shall judge them as a. 
 Ilos. .3. 1. go vet, love a woman, yet in a. 
 
 Rom. (. 3. so that she is no a. though she be married 
 ADULIijROUS. 
 
 ®“^k is the way of an a. woman 
 
 generation seeketh a sign, 16. 4. 
 Mark 8. 38. whoso shall be ashamed in this a. 
 ADULlERY, lES, 
 
 Is twofold, [Tj Natural, Mat. 5. 28. Mark 10. 11 
 I7) which IS idolatry, Jer. 3. 9. Ezek. 
 
 Exod. 20.14. thou shalt not commit a. Deut 5 18 
 
 feu on in ^»7«^5.27I19. 18. Rom.lh ^ 
 
 "P' *ke man that committeth a. even he 
 that committeth a. shad surely be put to death 
 Prov. 6. .32. whoso commits a. lacketh understandfn"- 
 Jen .3. 8. when backsliding Israel committed a ” 
 
 9. cornmitted a. with stones and with stocks 
 5’ 7. when 1 fed them, then they committed a. 
 
 I:, V®®i®^i> murder, and commit a. '/ 
 
 13. 27. 1 have seen thine a. and neighin<ys 
 23. 14. they commit a. and walk in lies” 
 
 -9. -3. because they have committed a. 
 
 32. but as a wife that committeth a. 
 
 "R ,' .1 ''■’m their idols have they committed a, 
 
 4.3. then said 1 to her that was old in a. 
 
 ~C ~'i her a. between her breasts 
 
 by lying and committing a. they break out 
 
 10. and your spouses shall commit a. 
 
 14. I’ll not punish them when they commit a 
 Mat..).m. hath committed a. in his heart 
 
 32. whosoever shall marry her that is divorced 
 . .committeth a. 19. 9. 16. 18. 
 
 lo. 19. out of the heart proceed a. Mark 7. 21 
 Mark 10. 11. whosoever shall put away his wife 
 and marry another, committeth a. 16. 18 
 19. do not commit a. Luke 18. 20. Jam. 2. 11. 
 
 John 8. 3. brought unto him a woman taken in a 4 
 RaOT._2. 22. sayest, a man should not commit a". 
 nu'Pi, r® works of the flesh are manifest, a. 
 
 yk^'ful 1 of a. not cease from sin 
 Lev. 2. 22. I commit a. witli 
 
 1 John 2. 1. we have an a. with the Father, Jesus 
 . T, • „ . . . Christ the righteous 
 
 AT All joined with OFF 
 
 Signifies, [1] The distance between place and place, 
 Gen. 37. 18. [2] To estrange one's self from 
 
 .38. 11. [3] To be absent, Psal. 10. 
 
 L-’ 10 be strangers or not of the visible church, 
 
 Eph. 2. 13, 17. ' 
 
 Gen. 22. 4. Abraham saw the place a. off 
 37.18. when his brethren saw Joseph a. off 
 Exod. 24. 1. come up, and worship ye a. off 
 33. 7- pitch the tabernacle a. off from the camp 
 Kwtn- 9. 10. be unclean, or be in a journey a. off 
 -Kings 4. 25. when the man of God saw her a. a/T 
 Erra 3. 13. shouted, and the noise was hearda.ojf 
 ‘kp. 'oy of Jerusalem was heard a. off 
 Joo^,io. .3. 1 will fetch my kno^\'ied^^e from a, 
 
 ™^y see it, a man may behold it a. off 
 39. 29._seeks her prey, and her eyes behold a. 6ff 
 ,7!, ' them that are a. off on the sea 
 
 I. 38. 6. but the proud he knoweth a. off 
 
 139. 2. thou understaiiflest my thoughts a. off 
 Prov. 31. 14. she bringeth her food from a. 
 
 Isa. 2.3. 7. her own feet shall carry her a. off 
 6t>. 19. those that escape to the isles a. off 
 Jer. 2.3. 23. ain 1 God at hand, and not a God a. offf 
 
 30. 10. I will save thee from a. 46. 27. 
 
 31. -t 3. the Lord appeared from a. unto me 
 10. and declare it in the isles a. o.ff 
 
 49. .30. flee, get you a. off, dwell (ieep 
 51. 50. go away, remember the Lord a. off. 
 
 Mic. 4. .3. he shall rebuke strong nations a. off 
 Mat. 26. 58. but Peter followed him a. off and 
 went in, Mark 14. 54. Luke 22. 54. 
 
 2(. 5a. women beholding a. off, Mark 15. 40. 
 
 Mark 5. 6. but when he saw Jesus a. off, he ran 
 
 II. 1.3. and seeing a fig-tree a. off with' leaves 
 Lu. 16.2.3. lift up his eyes, and seeth Abraham a. off 
 Acts 2.39. the promise is to all that are a. off ' 
 
 Eph. 2. 17. and came and preached peace to vou 
 
 which were a. off, and to them that were I'ligli 
 /led. 11.13. bavin" seen the promises a. off' 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 9. is blind, and cannot see a. ojff 
 See FaII, .Stand, .Stood. 
 
 AFFAIRS. 
 
 \ Chron. 26. .32. pertaining to God, and a. of theking 
 Pfol. 112. 5. he will guide his a. with discretion 
 Dan. 2. 49. he set .ShaJrach over a. of the province 
 3. 12. .lews whom thou .set over a. of die province 
 Eph. o. 21. but that ye also inay know my a. 
 
 22. I have sent, that ye might know our a. 
 
 be absent, I may hear of your a. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 4. cntaneleth himself, with the a. of life 
 A !■ FECI, El), El H. 
 
 Lam. 3. 51. mine eye a. mv heart, because of all 
 Acts 14. 2. their minds evil a. against the brethren 
 Ga/. 4. 17. zealously a. you, that ye might a. them 
 lo. it IS ^ood to DC zealously a, in a i^ood thine: 
 
 _ Al l EC I Ton. 
 
 \ Chron. 29. 3. have set my a. to the house of God 
 Rom. 1. 31. without natural a. 2 'Itm.3. 3. 
 
 I,' ^'"^1 k'® inward a. is more abundant to you 
 i^oi, 3. set your a, on tilings above, not on tilings 
 
 5 
 
AFF 
 
 AFR 
 
 AFT 
 
 Col. 3.5. mortify therefore fornication, inordinate a. 
 AKFLiCriONS. 
 
 Horn. 1.26. for this cause God gave them up to vile a. 
 Gal. 5. 24. have crucified tlie fiesh with the a. 
 AFFKC nONATELY. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 8. so being a. desirous of you, willing 
 AFFECTIOMED. 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. be kindlv a. one to another 
 AFFINITY. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 1. Solomon made a. with Pharaoh 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 1. Jehoshapliat joined a. witli Ahab 
 £zra y. 14. should we join in a. with the people 
 
 AFFIRM 
 
 Sianifies, [1.] To maintain the truth of a thing. 
 Acts 25. 19. Tit. 3. 8. [21 To teach, 1 Tim. 1.7. 
 Rom. 3. 8. and as some a. that we say, let us do evil 
 
 1 Tirn. 1. 7. what they say, nor whereof they a. 
 Tit. 3. 8. these thinas 1 will that thou a. constantly 
 
 AFFIRMED. 
 
 Luke VI. 59. about an hour after another a. 
 
 .Acts 12. 15. but Rhoda constantly a. that it was so 
 25. 19. and of Jesus, whom Paul a. to be alive 
 AFFLICT. 
 
 Gen. 15. 13. and they shall a. them 400 years 
 31. 50. if thou shalt a. my daughters, or take 
 Lxod. 1. 11. set over them taskmasters to a. them 
 
 22. 22. ye shall not a. any widow or fatherless 
 23. if thou a. them in any wise, and they cry 
 
 23. t 22. 1 will a. them that a. thee 
 
 Lev. 16. 29. ye shall a. your souls, 31. 1 23. 27, 
 
 32. Kum. 29. 7- 
 
 Kfum. 24. 24. ships from Chittim shall a. Ashur 
 30. 13. and every binding oath to a. the soul 
 Jtidg. 16. 5. that we bind him to a. him 
 
 6. wherewith thou niightest be bound to a. thee 
 19- she began to a. hiiii, and his strength went 
 
 2 Sam. 7. lb. nor children of wickedness a. them 
 
 1 Kings 11. 39. I will for this a. the seed of David 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 26. turn when thou dost a. 1 Kings 8. 35. 
 Lzra 8. 21. that we might a. ourselves before God 
 Job 37. 23. touching the Almighty, he will not a. 
 Psal. 44. 2. how thou didst «.'the people, and cast 
 
 55. 19. God shall hear and a. them, even he 
 
 89. 22. nor the son of wickedness a. him 
 94. 5. O Lord, they a. thine heritage 
 
 143. 12. and destroy all them that a. my soul 
 Lsa. 9. 1. afterward did mere grievously a. her 
 
 51. 23. put it into the hand of them that a. thee 
 58. 5. a day for a man to a. his soul 
 
 64. 12. O Lord, wilt thou a. us very sore ? 
 
 Jer. 31. 28. as I watched to destroy and to a. 
 Lam. 3. 33. for the Lord doth not a. willingly 
 Amos 5. 12. they a. the just, they take a britie 
 6. 14. they shall a. jou from Ilemath 
 Kali. 1. 12. have afflicted, I will a. thee no more 
 Zevh. 3, 19. behold, I will undo all that a. thee 
 AFFLICTED. 
 
 Lxod. 1. 12. the more they a. the more they grew 
 Lev. 23. 29. the soul that shall not be a. that day 
 Kvm. 11. 11. wherefore hast thou a. thy servant? 
 Dent. 26. 6. the Egyptians a. us and laid on us 
 Ruth 1. 21. and the Almighty^ hath a. me 
 2 Sam. 22. 28. ami the a. peojde thou wilt save 
 
 1 Kings 2. 26. a. in all wherein my father was a. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 20. the Lord rejected Israel, and a. them 
 Job 6. 14. to him that is a. pity should be shewed 
 
 30. 11. he hath loosed my cord, and a. me 
 34. 28. and he heareth the cry of the a. 
 
 Psal. 9. 112. he forgetteth not the a. 
 
 10. t 12. arise, O Lord, forget not the a. 
 
 18. 27. for thou wilt save the a. people 
 22. 24. nor abhorred the affliction of the a. 
 
 25. 16. have mercy on me, for I am desolate and a. 
 
 52. 3. do justice to the a. and needy 
 
 88. 7- thou hast a. me with all thy^ waves 
 15. I am a. and ready to die from my youth 
 
 90. 15. according to days wherein thou hast a. us 
 107 . 17 . fools, because of their iniquities, are a. 
 116. 10 . 1 was greatly a. |l 119. 67. before I was a. 
 119. 71 . it is good for me that I have been a. 
 
 75 . and that thou in faithfulness hast a. me , 
 107 . I am a. very much, quicken me, O I.ord 
 129 . 1. many time have they a. me from youth, 2. 
 140. 12. I,ord will maintain the cause of the a. 
 Prov. 15. 15. all the days of the a. are evil 
 22. 22. neither oppress the a. in the gate 
 
 26. 28. a lying tongue hateth those that are a. 
 
 31. 5. lest they pervert the jurlgment of the a. 
 
 Isa. 9 . 1. when at first he lightly a. the land of Zeb. 
 
 49. 13. the Lord will have mercy on his a. 
 
 51. 21. hear now this, thou a. and drunken 
 
 53. 4. did esteem him smitten of God and a. 
 
 7 . he was oppressed, and was a. yet he ojjened not 
 54.11.0 thou a. tossed with tempest, not comforted 
 58. 3. wherefore have we a. our souls ' 
 
 10. and if thou satisfy the a. soul, thy light 
 60 . 14. the sons of them that a. thee shall come 
 63. 9 . in all their affliction he was a. and angel 
 Lam. 1. 4. her priests sigh, her virgins are«. 
 
 5. enemies prosper, for the I.ord hath a. her 
 12. my sorrow wherewith the I.orrl hath a. me 
 ]\]ic. 4. 6. and 1 will gather her that I have a. 
 Nah. 1. 12. tho’ 1 have a. I will afflict no more 
 Zeph. 3. 12. 1 will leave in thee an a. people 
 Mat. 24. 9. they shall deliver you up to be a. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 6. whether we be a. it is for consolation 
 1 Tim. 5. 10. if she have relieved the a. 
 
 Heb. 11. 37 . being destitute, a. and tormented 
 Jam. 4. 9 . be a. and mourn, and weep 
 5. 13. is any among you a. ? let him pray 
 AFFIdCTION 
 
 Signifies, [1.] Adversity, trouble, or distress. Job 
 5. 6. [2] Outward oppression, F.xod. 3. 7- I 4. 
 .31. [.3] Penecution for religion, Mark 4. I 7 . 
 Heb. 10. 32. [4] Correction fro7n God, .lonah2. 2. 
 Gen. 16. 11. because the Lord hath heard thy a. 
 
 29 . 32. surely the Lord hath looked upon my' a. 
 31. 42. God hath seen mine a. and latwur 
 41. 52. caused me to be fruitful in the land of a. 
 Lxod. 3 . 7 .. I have seen the a. of my pieople, Act.iT. 34. 
 ■ 17 . 1 will bring you out of the a. of Egypt 
 4 . 31. and that he had looked on them a. 
 
 6 
 
 Deut. 16. 3. thou shalt eat even the bread of a. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 2?. 2 Chron. 18. 26. 
 
 26. 7 . the Inrd heard and looked on our a. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.11. if thou wilt indeed look on my a. 
 
 2. t 32. thou shalt see the a. of the tabernacle 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 12. it may be the Lord will look on my a. 
 2 Kings 14. 26. the Ja)rd saw the a. of Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 2,). 9. cry to thee in our a. thou wilt hear 
 .33. 12. Manasseh was in a. and sought the Imrd 
 Kell. 1. 3. the remnant are in great a. and reproach 
 
 9. 9. and didst see the a. of our fathers m ligypt 
 Job 5. 6. though a. cometh not forth of the dust 
 
 10.15. I am full of confusion, see thou mine a. 
 
 .30. 16. the days of a. have taken held on me 
 
 27 . the days of a. prevented me 
 36. 8. and if they be hclden in cords of a. 
 
 15. he delivereth the poor in his a. 
 
 21. for this hast thou chosen rather than a. 
 
 Psal. 25.18. look upon my a. and pain, forgive 
 44. 24. and forgettest our a. and oi)pression 
 66. 11. thou laidst a. upon our loins 
 78. + 42. day wlien he delivered them from a. 
 
 88. 9 . mine eye mournetli by reason of a. 
 
 106. 4-4. he regarded their a. w hen he heard 
 
 107 . 10 . sit in darkness, being bound in a. and iron 
 39 . they are brought low through a. and sorrow 
 41. yetsetteth he the poor on high from a. 
 
 119 . 5 ). this is my' comfort in my a. thy' word 
 92. I should then have perished in mine a. 
 
 153. consider mine a. and deliver me, for 1 do not 
 Iia. .30. 20. though the Lord give you w'ater of a. 
 48. 10. I have chosen thee in the furnace of a. 
 
 63. 9 . in all their a. he was afflicted, and the angel 
 Jer. 4.15. publisheth a. from mount I'phrairn 
 
 15. 11. to intreat thee well in the time of a. 
 
 16. 19. O Lord, my refuge in the day of a. 
 
 30. 15. why criest thou for thine a. I thy sorrow 
 
 48.16. Moab’scalamity is near, and a. hasteth fast 
 Lam. 1. 3.1 udah is gone into captivity because of a. 
 
 7 . Jerusalem remembered in the days of her a. 
 9 . had no comforter, O Lord, behold mine a. 
 
 3. 1. I am the man that hath seen a. by the rod 
 
 19 . remernbering my a. and my misery' 
 
 Dos. 5. 15. in their a. they will seek me early 
 Amos 6. 6. they are not grieved for the a. of Joseph 
 Chad. 1.3. thou shouldest'not have looked on their a. 
 Jonah 2. 2. I cried by reason of my a. to tlie Lord 
 Kali. 1. 9. a. shall not rise up the second time 
 Ilab. 3. 7. 1 saw the tents of Cushan in a. 
 
 Zech. 1. 15. and they helped forward the a. 
 
 8. 10. that went out or came in, because cf a. 
 
 10. 11. and he shall pass through the sea with a. 
 Mark 4. 17..w'hen a. ariseth for the word’s sake 
 
 13. 19. for in those days shall be a. such as 
 Acts 7 . 11 . there came a dearth, and great a. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. for out of much a. I wrote to you 
 
 4. 17 . our light a. w'hich is but for a moment 
 
 8. 2. how that in a great trial of a. 
 
 Phil. 1. 16. supposing to add a. to my oonos 
 4. 14. that ye communicate with me in my a. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 6. having received the word in much a. 
 3. 7 . v,'e were comforted over you in all our a. 
 
 Jleb. 11.25. choosing rather to suffer a. with people 
 Jam. 1. 27 . to visit tlie fatherless in their a. 
 
 5.10. for an example of suffering a. and of patience 
 
 AFFLIG HONS. 
 
 Psal. 34. 19. many are the a. of the righteous 
 132. 1. Lord, remember David, and all his a. 
 
 Acts 7 . 10. and delivered him out of all his a. 
 
 20. 23. saying, that bonds and a. abide me • 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 4. approving in much patience, in«. 
 
 Col. 1.24. fill up what is behind of the a. of Christ 
 
 1 Thess. 3. 3. no man should be moved by these a. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.8. be partakers of the a. of the gospel 
 
 3. 11. known the a. w'hich cam^ to me at Antioch 
 
 4. 5. but watch in all things, enc. re a. 
 lleb. 10. .32. ye endured a great fight of a. 
 
 33. whilst ye w'ere made a gazing-stock by a. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 9 . the same a. accomplished in brethren 
 
 AFFORD! NG. 
 
 Psal. 144.13. our garners full a. all manner of store 
 AFFRIGITT, ED. 
 
 Pc7it. 7 . 21. Thou shalt not be a. at them 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 18. they cried wdtha loud voice to a. 
 Job 18.20. as they that w'ent before were a. 
 
 39 . 22. he mocketh at fear, and is not a. 
 
 Jsa. 21. 4. my heart panted, tearfulness a. me 
 Jrr. 51. 32. reeds are burnt, and men of war a. 
 Murk 16. 5. and they v/ere a. Luke 24. 37. 
 
 6. he saith, be not a. ye'seek Jesus crucified 
 liev. 11.13. and the remnant were a. gave glory 
 AFOO r. 
 
 Mark(). .33. many ran a. thither out of all cities 
 Acts 20. 13. Paul minding himself to go a. 
 AFORE. 
 
 2 Kings QO. 4. «. Isaiah was gone out into the court 
 J^sal. 129. 6. which wdthereth a. it groweth up 
 li-a. 18. 5. a. the harvest when the bud is perfect 
 Lzek. 33. 22. a. he that was escaped came 
 ifew. 1.2. which he liad promised a. by his prophets 
 
 9 . 23. which he had a. prepared unto glory 
 I’ph. .3. 3. the mystery, as 1 wrote a. in few words 
 
 AFttREHAN D. 
 
 31ark 14. 8. she is come a. to anoint my body 
 AFORE I IME. 
 
 Job 17 . 6 . me a by-word, and a. I was as a tabret 
 J'a. 52. 4. my people went down/z. into Egypt 
 Jer. 30. 20. their children also shall be as a. 
 
 Dan. 6. 10. he prayed before his God, as he did a. 
 John 9 . 13. they brought him that a. was blind 
 Torn. 15.4. for whatsoever things were written a. 
 AFRAID. 
 
 Gen. 42. ,35. saw bundles of money, they were a. 
 Lxod. 34. .30. and they were a. to come nigh him 
 Lev. 26 . 6. and none shall make you a. Job 11. 19. 
 Nu/n. 12. 8. why not a. to speak against Moses' 
 Deut. 7- 19 . do to all the people of w hom thou art«. 
 Judg. 7 . 3. proclaim, w hosoever is fearful, and a. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 7- the Philistines were a. for they said 
 18. 29 . Saul was yet the more a. of llavid 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 14. how wastthou not a. to destroy 
 
 14. 15. because tlie people have made me a. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 .2. T will come on him, and make him 
 22. 5. ungodly men made me a. Psal. 18. 4. 
 
 Neh. 6.9. for they all made us a. saying, their hands 
 Job 9. 28. I am a. of all my sorrows, 1 know that 
 
 11. 19. shalt lie down, and none shall maketlieea, 
 1.3. 11. shall not his excellency make you a 
 
 21. and let not thy dread make me a. 
 
 15. 24. trouble and anguish shall make him a. 
 
 18. 11. terrors.shall make him a. on every side 
 
 21. 6. even when 1 remember, I am a. and tremble 
 
 23.15. when 1 consider, 1 am a. of him 
 
 .3.3. 7 . behold, my terror shall not make thee a. 
 
 .39. 20. canst thou make him a. as a grasshopper I 
 41. 25. he raiseth up himself, the mighty are a. 
 
 P. ai. 56. 3. w hat time I am a. I w'i 11 trust in thee 
 65. 8. they that dwell are a. at thy tokens 
 
 77.16. the waters saw' thee, and they were a. 
 
 83. 15. and make them a. with thy storm 
 119 . 12 ). and I am a. of thy judgments 
 
 lsa. 17 , 2. and none shall make them a. Lzek. .31. 
 
 28. Mic. 4. 4. Z.eph. .3. 1^ 
 3.3.14. the sinners in Zion ai e a. fearfulness hath 
 41. 5. the ends of the earth were a. and came 
 . 57 . 11. and of whom hastlhou been a. or feared 
 Jer. 30.10. be quiet, and none shall make him a. 
 .36. 24. yet they were not a. nor rent garments 
 .%. 19. Zedekiah said, I am a. of the Jews 
 . 39 . 17 . not given to the men, of whom thou art a. 
 Lzek. 39 . 26. and none made them a. Kah. 2. 11. 
 Dan. 4. 5. 1 sav.' a dream, which made me a. 
 
 J< nah 1. 5. then the mariners were a. 10. 
 
 Ilab. 2. 17 . made thema. because of men's blood 
 Mark5. 15. in his right mind, were a. Luke^.'Jb. 
 
 9.32. they uudersto id not, and were a. to ask him 
 
 10. .32. and as they followed, they were a. 
 
 16. 8. nor said they any thing, for they were a. 
 Luke 8. 25. and tiie^’ being a. wondered, sa> ing 
 Acts 9. 26. but they were all a. of Siaul 
 
 22. 9 . they with me saw the light, and were a. 
 
 Gal. 4. 11. I am a. of you, lest 1 have bestowiM 
 Heb. 11. 23. not a. of the king's commandment 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 6. and are not a. with anv amazenient 
 
 2 Pet. 2.10. they are nota. tospeak evil of dignities 
 
 Be AFRAID. 
 
 Deut. 1. 29. dread not, neither be a. of them, .31. 6. 
 
 1 Sam. 23. .3. behold we be a. here in Jiidah 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 46. be a. out of close places. Pal. 18.45. 
 Keh. 6. 13. was he hired that 1 should he a. 
 
 Job 5. 21. nor shalt thou be a. of destruction 
 
 19 . 29. be ye a. of the sword, for wrath bringeth 
 Psal. 27 .1. L. is my strength, of whom shall I be a. ? 
 Isa. 8.12. nor fear ye their fear, nor he a. 44.8. 
 
 19. 17 . that maketh mention, shall/le a. in himself 
 51. 12. thou, that thou shouldest be a. of a man 
 
 Horn. 13. 4. if thou do that which is evil, be a. 
 
 Not he AFRAID. 
 
 Deut. 1 . 17 . you shall not be a. of the face of man 
 7 .18. thou shalt not he a. of them, 18. 22. 
 
 Psal. .3.6. I will not be a. of ten thousands of people 
 56. 11. 1 will 7iot he a. what num can do to me 
 91. 5. thou shalt not be a. for the terror bv night 
 112. 7- he shall not be a. of evil tidings, his heart 
 8. his heart is established, he shall upt be a. 
 
 Prov. 3. 24. when thou liest down, shalt not he a. 
 Isa. 12.2. God my sal vation, 1 will trust and not he a. 
 
 31. 4. he will not be a. of their voice, nor abase 
 Amos 3. 6. a trumpet be blown, and people not be a. 
 Rom. 13. 3. wilt thou then not be a. of the power r 
 
 . Be net AFRAID. 
 
 Deut. 20. 1. be not a. of them. Josh. 11. 6. Kelt. 4. 
 
 14. .ler. 10. 5. Lzek. 2. 6. Luke 12. 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 28.1.3. .''aul said he 7wt a. what sawestthou 
 
 2 Kings 1. 15. angel said, go down, be not a. of him 
 Psal. 49 .16. be 7iot a. when one is made rich 
 Prov. 3. 25. be not a. of sudden fear nor desolation 
 Isa. 40. 9. lift up thy voice, lift it up, be 7iot a. 
 
 Jer. 1.8. be 7iot a. of their faces, for I am with thee 
 Lzek. 2. 6. and thou son of man, be 7iot a. of them 
 Mat. 14. 27 . it is \ , be 7wt a. Mark 6.50. .John 6. 20. 
 
 17 . 7 . Jesus touched them and said, aiise. be Twt a. 
 
 28.10. be not a. go tell my biethren that they go 
 
 Markb. 36. saith to the ruler, be not a. only believe 
 Acts 18.9. heiic-ta. but speak, and hold not thj- peace. 
 1 Pet. 3.14. be not a. ot their terror, nor be troubled 
 Sire .AFRAID. 
 
 Gen. 20. 8. fold these things, and men were sore a. 
 Lxod. 14. 10. Egyptians rnarched, they were sore a. 
 Num. 22. .3. Aloab was sore a. of the people 
 .Tosh. 9 . 24. therefore w e were sore a. of 0: r lives 
 1 Sam. 17 . 24. fled from Goliath, and were sore c. 
 
 28. 20. Saul fell along on the earth,'and was.vorc a. 
 .31. 4. his armour bearer was sore a. 1 Ckr. 10. 4. 
 Neh. 2. 2. nothing but sorrow, and was very sere a. 
 Mark 9.6. w ist not what to say, for they w ere sere a. 
 Luke 2. 9. shone about them, and they were sore a. 
 irW AFRAID. 
 
 Gen. .3. 10. I heard thy voice, and I was a. 
 
 18. 15. sav ing, 1 laughed not, for she was a. 
 
 32. 7.theu Iacob greatly a. and distressed 
 Lxod. 3.6. Aloses hid his face, was a. to look on God 
 Deut. 9. 19 . I was a. of the anger and displeasure 
 Ruth. .3.8. at midnight the man icas a. and turned 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 12. Saul was a. of David, 15. 
 
 21. 1. .Ahimelech wa - a. at the meeting of David 
 28. 5. Saul saw the host of Philistines, he was a. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 9. David was a. of the Lord, 1 Chr. 13.12. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. .30. David could not go, for he was a. 
 Job .3.25. that which 1 wo-ia. of, is come to me 
 
 .32. 6. I was a. and durst not shew my opinion 
 Jer. 26. 21. when LTijah heard it, he r.V7« a. 
 
 Dan. 8. 17 . w'hen he came, was a. and fell on my face 
 Hab. .3.2. O Lord, I heard thj’ speech, and wa.i a. 
 Mai. 2. 5. he feared me, and was a. before my name 
 jVat.d. 22. .loseph was a. to go thither 
 14. .30. when he saw the wind boisterous, rcas a. 
 
 25. 25. I was a. and hid thy talent in the earth 
 Johii 19 . 8. when Pilate heard, he was the more a. 
 Acts 10. 4. when Cornelius looked, he was a. 
 AFRESH. 
 
 Heb. 6.6. they crucify the Son of God a. and put hia 
 AFTER. 
 
 Gen. 18.12. saying a. I am waxed old, shall I 
 
AG A 
 
 AHA 
 
 Gen. 38. S4. about three months a. it was fold Judah 
 15. 39. that ye seek not a. your own heart 
 Uevt. 6. 14. ye shall not go a. other frods 
 Jos/t. 10.14. no day like that before it, or a. it 
 1 Sam. 15. 31. Samuel turned again a. Saul 
 24.14. a. whom is the kina come'out ? a. a dog 
 1 Kings 17.13. and a. make for thee and thy son 
 .Well. 13.19. not be opened till a. the sabbath 
 Job 10. 6. thatthou inquires!«. mine iniquity 
 30.5. they cried a. them, as <z. a thief 
 
 28. 4. give them a. the work of their hands 
 Keel. 1. 11. with those that shall come a. 
 
 .^a. 11. 3. he shall not judge a. the sight of eyes 
 Ezek.Af). 17. a. it shall return to the prince 
 JUos. 11.10. they shall walk a. the Lord 
 Mat. ZQ. 32. a. 1 am risen again, I will go before 
 Mark 1(3. 14. which had seen him a. he was risen 
 19. so then a. the Lord had spoken to them 
 Luke 6.1. on the second sabbath a. tJie first 
 
 22. 58. and a. a little while another saw him 
 59. about the space of an hour a. anotlier 
 
 23. 26. that he might bear it a. Jesus 
 John 13. 27. a. the sop .Satan entered into him 
 Acts 5. 7. about the space of three hours a. 
 
 Gal. 3.17. the law wdiich was 430 years a. 
 
 2 jPer. 2. 6. to those that a. should live ungodly 
 ^ AFl'LR that. 
 
 Exod. 3. 20. and a. that he will let you go 
 Ikeut. 24. 4. shall not take her a. that she is defiled 
 L^dg. 15.7.1 ■'"ill be avenged,and a. that 1 will cease 
 2 Sam. 21.14. a. that God was intreated for the land 
 Job 0,1. 3. a. that 1 have spoken, mock on 
 Led. 9. 3. and a. that they go to the dead 
 Jer. ‘6\. 19. a. that I was turned, 1 repented 
 Lujee 12. 4. a. that have no more that they CEin do 
 
 Ij. 9. then a. that thou shalt cut it down 
 15. 4. a. that which is lost, until he find it 
 Acts J.J. a. that shall they come forth and serve me 
 1 tor. !.■). 6. a. that he was seen of above 500 at once 
 Kev. 2o. 3. and a. that he must be loosed a little 
 AFIER this. 
 
 Gen. 23.19. a. this Abraham buried .Sarah his wife 
 Z Sam.0. 1. a. this David inquired of the Lord 
 Acts 15.16. a. this 1 w’ill return, and build again 
 ^ AF1FR1^00^’. 
 
 Judg. 19. 8. they tarried till a. and did eat 
 AFIFRWARD, .S. 
 
 Lzod. 11. 1. a. lie will let you go hence 
 Aum.Sl.O. a. shalt thou be gathered to thy people 
 •Judg. 7. 11. a. shall thy hands be strengthened 
 l\6,f>l<^sed the sacrifice, a. they eat 
 
 24. 5. a. David s lieart smote him 
 Job 18^2. mark, and a. we will speak 
 J^al. 7.3. 2t. guide me, and a. receive me to glory 
 01 or deceit is sweet, but aT 
 
 no' thy work, and a. build thy house 
 
 2.4. a. shall find more favour tlian he that 
 Cl ^ "’■•‘’O oian keepeth it in till a. 
 
 xio.5. 3. o. «. shhll the children of Israel return 
 n r- i pour out my Spirit upon all 
 ‘‘‘•‘■’ted, he was a. an hungered, Luke 4. 2. 
 ~1. .3^. ye, when ye had seen it, repented not a. 
 
 10 findeth him in the temple 
 
 13. 3b. but thou shalt follow me a. 
 
 that are Clirist’s at his coming 
 the taith that should a. be revealed 
 Lteb.A. 8. would not a. have sixiken of another day 
 l-.ll. a. It yieldetii the peaceable truitofrighteous 
 17. a. w hen he would have inherited the blessin 
 Jude a. a. destroyed them that believed not 
 „ „ ^ . AGAIN. 
 
 corse, nor a. smite 
 15. lo, but they shall corue hither a. 
 
 00' ri* I u f • iiock 
 
 *'6. Juuah knew her a. no more 
 
 ^ ti'y face no more 
 
 oa them a. no more for ever 
 
 A. 4. thou shalt surely bring it back to him a. 
 Tn7‘'r^~A y yot«. leave them in the wnideniess 
 Josh, o. y and circumcise a. the children of Israel 
 ~ Sam. 16. 19. and a. whom should I serve 
 2 ot the child came into him a. 
 
 Frr o ’i^a"i?' root dowinvard 
 
 Neh ''• '^‘■fcommaiKiments 
 
 ‘-‘C’ shall he live «. ^ 
 
 yv*O' 1*^®0 not revive us a. that thy 
 sFi' "‘.Ihey are minished and brought low 
 Prni, Ihey rise not up a. 
 
 -In'i "9 to her return a. 
 
 u o thou (ieli' er him, thou must do it a. 
 there be wicked men to whom 
 
 Amo.fn'\ ^oond a. 
 
 R in "• 9**®® hy them, 8. 2. 
 
 fu^ J I’ never rise up a. 
 
 John 4 'h'}w^ l ord shall choose lerusalem a. 
 
 Mom R VI’ "'**^c*' shall thirst «. 
 
 9 T^n ®Po ‘t of bondage «. to fear 
 
 P/ V 4 ^*^.1 ^hou that answerest a. ^ 
 
 uYJ-J- rejoice in the I,ord, a. 1 say rejoice 
 
 ‘ 1" ' V'r ^ ' “tlierfand he shall 
 1 PeVl V P.ot *oy trust in him 
 
 See Bill_ . .... .. 
 
 JRN, 
 
 >V/'i Q ?• ii pot o*y trust in him 
 . itMu'V ’ hegotten us^. to a lively hope 
 'in lOtPltGHT, Co.ME, lUR 
 
 t - ■ agatn.st. 
 
 E^d 7 will be rt. every man 
 
 I ’lu ‘ hy the river's brink «. become 
 itin lin 11 ft my lace «. that man, Gent. 29.20. 
 19 ”0 '0*0*® ‘t hing Ahaz came 
 
 La 4(T fi(f ‘‘^“‘Ited thy voice ? 
 
 Jer "5 l-l^whirlV^'i strong hand 
 
 S il V h pronouncell «. it. 
 
 1(1 your pillows 
 
 10 3o“hi dw ^ man a. his father, Luke 12.53. 
 Lukfo 90 t with me. is me 
 
 14 ^ u"" 'fich shall he spoken «. 
 
 Vi’ h*'o with 20.0(K) to 
 
 Loru,Me,over, 1 hee. 'Ihem, Us, You! 
 
 ^ . AGATE, S. 
 
 Exod. 28.19. third row, an a. an amethyst, 39.12. 
 Isa. 54. 12. I will make thy window's of a. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 16. Syria occupied in thy fairs with a. 
 
 ^ , y\GE 
 
 Signifies, [1] The whole continuance of a man's life, 
 Gen. 47. 28._^ [2] Times past, present, or to come, 
 Lph. 2. 7- 1 3. 5. [3J A time apt for conception. 
 Deb. 11. 11. 
 
 Gen. 47. 28. the whole a. of Jacob 'W'as 147 years 
 48. 10. the eyes of Israel were dim for a. 
 
 Num. 8. 25. rrom the a. of 50 3'ears cease waiting 
 1 Sam. 2. .33. shall die in the flower of their a. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 4. Ahijah's eyes were set by reason of a. 
 
 1 Lhron. 23. 3. Leyites numbered from the a. of 30. 
 24. from the a. of twenty years and upward 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 17. or on him that stooped for 
 Job 5. 26 shalt come to thy grave in a full a. 
 
 8. 8. jnnuire, 1 pray thee, of the former a. 
 
 11.17. thy a. shall be clearer than noon-day 
 Psal. 39.5. my a. is as nothing before thee 
 La. 38. 12. my a. is departed and removed 
 Xech. 8. 4. every man with his staff for a. 
 
 Marko. 42. she was of tlie a. of 12 years, Luke?,. 42. 
 Luke 2. 36. Anna a prophetess was of a great a. 
 t 52. Jesus increased m wisdom and a. 
 
 3. 23. .lesus began to be aliout .30 years of a. 
 
 John 9. 21. he is'of a. ask him, 23. 
 
 Acts 13. t .36. David had in his ow'n a. served God 
 
 1 Gor. 7. .36. it she pass the liower of her a. ‘ 
 
 14. 120. in understanding be of a ripe a. 
 
 Eph. 4. t 13. till we come to a. of fulness of Christ 
 lleb. 5. 14. strong meat belongs to them of full a. 
 
 11.11. Sarah was delivered when she was past a. 
 
 See Old, S'i ricken. 
 
 „ , AGES. 
 
 J^sal. 145. tl3. thy kingdom a kingdom of all a 
 Jsa. 26. t 4. in the Lord Jehovah is the rock of a. 
 Eph. 2. 7. that in the a. to come he might show 
 3. 5. which in other a. was not made known 
 21. to him be glory in the church through all a. 
 tol. 1. 26. mystery which hath been hid from a. 
 AGED. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. .32. Barzillai was a very a. man 
 Job 12. 20. he taketh aw'ay the understanding of a. 
 
 15. 10. the grey-headed and very d. men 
 29. 8. and the a. arose and stood up 
 32. 9. neither do the a. understand judgment 
 
 Jer. 6. 11. the n. with him that is full ot days 
 J It. 2. 2. that the a. men be sober, grave, sound 
 .3. the a. women, that they be in behaviour 
 Mhilem. 9. being such an one as Paul the a. 
 
 AGO. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 20. the asses that w'ere lost three days a. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 25. thou not heard long a. I,a. 37. 26. 
 J^zra 5. 11. house that was budded many years a 
 La. 22.11. respect to him that fashioned it long a. 
 Mat .11.21.would have repented long«. Luke lo 13 
 Mark 9. 21. how long a. since tiiis came to him 
 Jlcts 10. 30. 4 d-ays a. I was fasting until this hour 
 
 l.o. 17. ye know how that a good while a. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 10. but also to be forward a year a. 
 
 9. 2. that Achaia was ready a year a. 
 
 12. 2.1 knew a man above fourteen years a. 
 
 ^ AGONE. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 13. because three days a. I fell sick 
 . AGONY. 
 
 Luke 22.44. being in an a. he prayed more earnestly 
 AGRJ'iE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To bargain with. Mat. 20. 2, 13. [2 
 lo arprove, or give consent to, AcXsb. -H). [.3] To 
 be like, Mark 14. 70. [4] To conspire, or resolve, 
 John 9. 22. 
 
 AGREE, ED, ETH. 
 
 Amos 3. .3. can two w'alk together except they be a ? 
 Alat. 5. 2.5. a. with thine adversary tiuickly 
 18.19. it two ot you shall a. on earth, touching 
 ~0. 2. when he had a. \yith labourers for a penny 
 1.3. didst thou not a. with me tor a penny ? 
 
 Mark 11. 56. their witness a. not together, 59. 
 
 70. art a Galilean, and thy speech a. thereto 
 Luke 5. 36. taken out of the new, a. not with old 
 John 9. 22. the Jews had a. already if any man 
 Act. 5. 9. how is it that ye have a, to tempt 
 40. and to him they a. an.l when they harl called 
 Id. 15. and to tliis a. the wonis ot the prophet 
 ‘Lo. 20. tlie Jews have a. to desire thee to bring 
 ^8. ..5. when they a. not among themselves 
 
 1 John 5. 8. spirit, water, blood, these a. in one 
 liev. 17.17. d. to give their kingdom to the beast 
 
 AGREEM E.\ r. 
 
 2 Kings 1?. .31.makean a. by a preiscnt, Isa. .36. 16. 
 Isa. »8. lo. ye have said, with liell are we at a 
 
 18. and your a. -with liell shall not stand 
 Gan. 11. b to the king of the north, to make an a. 
 
 - Lor. 6.16. what a. hath the temple of God witli 
 ^ AGROUND. 
 
 Acts 27. 41. two seas met, they ran the ship a. 
 
 T a ■ ^V’UE. 
 
 IdCv* 26.16.1 will appoint terror and the burninj^^z. 
 All, 
 
 E^al. 35. 25. nor say, a. so would w'e have it 
 -'■'"•I-'*- d -sin tul nation, a people laden with iniquitv 
 'J * ease me ot mine adversaries 
 
 said 1, a. Ixird (mil, 1 cannotspeak 
 1, *'‘‘St decifived this people 
 
 iV V/.' *1“* prophets say to them 
 
 J’*'‘^d'ei'. a. sister, a. Ixird, a. his glory 
 '..7' '•‘‘r*',’,d'ou hast made the heaven 
 
 .i4.5. they will lament thee, saying, a. Lord 
 
 * .9*^*1’ niy .soul hath not been polluted 
 9.8.(7. Lord, wilt thou destroy the residue of Israel 
 fi,V I!!’ '*■ J diou make a full end of the 
 
 20. 49. «. Lord, they say of me, doth he not speak 
 1» ■ sword IS made bright, it is wrapt up 
 
 luark 15* 29* ti* thou tha.t destroyest li)e temple 
 .. A11A. 
 
 / .ffl/ 35. 2l - they said, a. our eye hath seen it 
 o*^'i i XU ^^'*1 desolate, that say unto me a. 
 
 70. 3. let them be turned back that say a. a. 
 
 wanii, I have seen the fire 
 iixzek^ 2d. 3. saidst a, against iny sanctuary 
 
 ALI 
 
 1 Ezek 2t. 2. because Tyrus hath said, a. she is broken 
 
 36. 2. a. tlie ancient places are ours 
 ^ AIDED. 
 
 Judg. 9. 24. a. him in the killing of his brethren 
 ,, _ AILED, Elfl. 
 
 Geri. 21.17. whata. thee, llagar? fear not 
 .Judg. 18. 23. they said to Micah, what a. thee ? 
 
 1 >Mm. n 5. Saul said, what a. tlie people to weep t 
 P king said, wliat a. 2 Kings 6. 28. 
 
 PW. 114. o. what a thee, O sea, that thou fledst.' 
 La. 22.1. what a. thee now, that thou ait gone up 
 
 r, c . A1R.. 
 
 T / ff■ <'^9 them 
 
 Jot, 41.16. that no a. can come between tliem 
 Efov. .30. 19. the way ot an eagle in the a. 
 
 ^ carry the voice 
 
 *u' the birds ot the a. have nests 
 
 13. 32. the birds ot the a. c ome and lodge in ♦he 
 /7 branches thereof, Alark 4. 32. Luke 9 5H 
 
 Acts A. 23. ancl as they threw dust into the a 
 
 1 i"n i- ‘’ 0**^ that beateththea. 
 
 14. 9. for ye shall speak into the a. 
 
 Lph 2. 2. the prince of the jiower of the a. 
 
 ‘'aught up to meet the Ford in the a 
 T tba sun and the a. were tlarkened 
 16.17. the angel poured out his vial into the a. 
 
 See Eoavls. 
 
 AJxARM. 
 
 Num. 10. 5. when ye blow an a, then the camps, 6. 
 7. you shall blow, but shall not sound an a. 
 
 9. and d ye go to war, then ye shall blow an a. 
 
 2 C/owi.13.12. trumpets to cry ana. against you 
 La. 16. 19. a. is fallen on thy summer fruits 
 
 x/!* A' !*ast heard, O my soul, the a. of war 
 
 ,49. ~. the day is come, 1 will cause an a. of war 
 Joel... 1. ^nd sound an a. in my holy mountain 
 Zeph. 1. 16. a day of a. a gainst the fenced cities 
 ALAS. 
 
 Num. 12.11. Aaron said to Moses, a. my I ord 
 24. 23. a. who shall li\ e when i od doth this ' 
 Josh.'l, 7- Joshuasaid, a. O Lord, why liastthou 
 Judg. 6. 22. a. bec ause 1 have seen an angel 
 11. 35. a. daughter, thou'hast brought me low 
 1 Kings 13. 30. mourned over him, a. my brother 
 the l ord hath called these 
 6. 5. he cried, a. master, for it was borrowed 
 
 10. servantsaid, a. iny master, how shall we do 
 Jer.m. 7. a. for tliat day is great, none is like it 
 Ezek. 6.11. stamp witli thy foot, and say a. 
 
 Joel 1.15. a. for the clay, for the day of the I ord 
 Amos 5. 16. they shall say in the highways, a. 
 
 Lev. 18.10. a. a. Babylon, 16,19. 
 
 ufv' ‘be Lord saith, a. I have not spoken 
 irUilem. 19 a. I say not, how thou owest to me 
 ALIA NT. 
 
 Job 19. 15.1 am an a. in their sight 
 Psal. 69. 8.1 am an a. to niy mother’s children 
 A LIEN, S. 
 
 Exod. 18. .3. I have been an a. in a strange land 
 Deut. 14^21. orthon niayestsell it to an a. 
 
 La. 61. 5. sons of the a. shall be 3'our plowmen 
 Lam. 5. 2. and our houses are turned to a. 
 
 Eph. 2.12. a. from the. commonwealth of Israel 
 lleb, 11. 34. who turned to flight the armies of a 
 ALIENA 1E; ED. 
 
 J.fa. 1. 1 4. have forsaken the jxird, thej’ are a. 
 
 Ezek. 23.17. her mind was a. from them 
 18. my mind was a. from her as from her sister 
 22. thy lovers from whom thy mind is a. 28. 
 
 48. 14. they shall not a. the first fruits of the hand 
 ‘8. a. from the life of God thro’ ignorance 
 lot. 1.21. and you tliat were sometimes a. enemies 
 ALIKE, 
 
 ^*^*nes, [1] Without any di.fference, Rom. 14.5. 
 
 12] AJte-r one and the same manner, Psal 33 15’ 
 
 13] Equally troublesome, Prov. 27. 15. 
 
 Deut. 12. 22. unclean and clean eat a. 15 00 
 
 I Sam. 30. 24. that tarrietli, they shall part a. 
 
 Job 21. 26. they shall lie clown a. in the dust 
 
 he tashionefh their hearts a. c’onsiders 
 139.12. darkness and light are both a. to thee 
 Pipv. 20.10. both are a. abomination to the Lord 
 A.lo. dropping and a contentious woman are a. 
 
 2- all things come a. to all; one event 
 11.6. whether they both shall be a. good 
 Lorn. 14. 5. another esteemeth everyday a. 
 
 , ALIVE 
 
 Ls taken [1] Naturally, Gen. 4.3. 27. [2] Super- 
 naturally, being raised from the dead, I.uke 24. 
 ^3. [3] Sfiritually^ xchen a person is made alive 
 to God by his .■special grace, and the powerful ipe- 
 ration of Ins Spirit, working with the word of God. 
 I.uke 15. 24, 32. [4] Opiniatively, when per.-ans 
 
 apjirehtnd themselves to be righteous, altlu ugh in 
 truth they are not, Rom. 7. 9. [5] Eternally, 
 
 Rev. 1. 18. 
 
 G«i.7. 2.3. Noah only remained a. and they in ark 
 12. 12. they will kill me, and save thee a. 
 
 50. as it is liiis day, to save much people «. 
 
 Exod. 1. 17. hut saveef the men-children a. 18. 
 
 22. and every daughter ye shall save a. 
 
 22. 4. it the theft be fmiiid in his hand a. 
 
 Lev. 10.16. he was angry with Aaron’s sons left a. 
 
 14. 4. couimaiid to take two birds a. and cleau 
 16. 10. the scape goat shall be presented a. 
 
 26. .36. are left a. of you, I will send a faintness 
 Num. 16. 3.3. they went down a. into fiie pit 
 
 21. 35. smote Og, till there was none left a. 
 
 22. .33. I hail slain tliee. and saved her a. 
 
 31. 15. have ye saved all the women a. I 
 l)eut. 4. 4. are a. every one, of you this day 
 
 5. 3. wlio are all of us a. here "this clav 
 
 6. 24. that he might preserve us a. at this day 
 20.1(). shall sa'ea. nothing that breathetli 
 
 32. .39. I kill, and I make a. 1 Sam. 2. 6. 
 
 Josh. 2. 1.3. that ye will save a. iny father 
 
 6. 25. losliiia.savecl R aha!) the harlot a. 
 
 8. 2.3. and the king of Ai they took a. 
 
 14. 10. the I ord hath kept me a. as he said 
 Judg. id. 19. if j-e had saved them a. 1 would not 
 21.14. gave them wives which they had saved a 
 
 7 
 
ALL 
 
 ALL 
 
 ALL 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 8. he took Aga? the king of Anialek a. 
 •27. 9. David left neither man nor woman a. 
 
 1 Kiriff.f 18. .5. to save the horses and mules a. 
 
 CO. 18. wliethercome tor peace or war take them a. 
 21. 15. for Naboth is not a. but dead 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7- mn 1 (lod, to kill and makc<i. ? 
 
 7. 4. if tliey save us a. we shall live 
 
 12. when they come out we shall catch them a. 
 
 10. 14. he said, take them a. and they took them a. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 12. and other ten thousand left a. 
 Psal. .‘10. :i. O I.ord, thou hast kei)t me a. that I 
 Prov. 1. 12. let us swallow them u|j n. as the grave 
 Jer. 49. 11. the fatherless 1 will |)reserve a. 
 pzek. 13. 18. will ye save the souls a. that come 
 19. to save the souls a. that should not live 
 
 18. 27. doth what is right, he shal 1 save his soul a. 
 JJar . 5. 19. and whom he would, he kept a. 
 
 Jlab, 3. '■ 2. O l ord, preserve a. thy work 
 
 Mark 16 11. when they heard that he was n. 
 
 J.nke 15. 24. for this my son was dead and is a. 32. 
 
 24. 23. they had seen angels whosaiil he was «. 
 Jlcts 1. 3. he shewed himself a. after his passion 
 
 9. 41. had called the wi<iow, presented her a. 
 
 20. 12. and they brought the young man a. 
 
 25. 19 . .lesus, whom Paul afhrmed to be a. 
 
 Pom. 6.11. but «. to (lod through tdirist our l ord 
 
 13. to (iod, as those that are a. from the dead 
 
 7 . 9. for 1 was a. without the law once, but when 
 1 Ca>t. 15. 22. so in Christ shall all be made a. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.15. that we which are a. and remain, 17. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. t 20. who are taken a. by him at his will 
 Rev. 1. 18. anfl behold I am a. for evermore 
 
 2. 8. the first and last, which was dead, anrl is a. 
 
 19. 20. these were both cast a. into a lake of fire 
 
 Keep \ see Kr.ioi’. 
 
 Yet A i I V K. 
 
 Gen. 43. 7- asked ns, saying, is your father//er «.i’ 
 27 . is he yet a? II 28. he is well, he ’\syet a. 
 
 45. 26. they told him, saying, .loseph is yet a. 28. 
 
 46. 30. now let me die, because thou art7/e/ a. 
 J'.xod. 4. 18. let me go and see wliether they he.yetn. 
 JJent. 31. 27 . while 1 am yet a. with you this day 
 2 Sam. 12. 18. while the child w^.syet a. 21, 22. 
 
 18. 14. while he was yet a. in the midst of the oak 
 1 Kings 20. 32. is he yet a f he is my brother 
 Reel. 4. 2. more than the living wdneh are yet a. 
 F.zek. 7 .13. which is sold, altho’ they w'ere yet a. 
 Mat. 27 . 63. this deceiver said, while he \t'ds yet a. 
 
 ALL 
 
 Signifies {Y] Every creature, Vrov.\&. Psal. 119. 
 9L [2] Every man, or person, 2 Cor. 5. 10. 
 [3] Plentiful, or perfect, Pom. 15. 13. 1 Cor. 
 13. 2. [4.] Some of all nations, and degrees, 
 1 Tim. 2. 4. Tit. 2. 11. [.5] Many, or the greatest 
 part. Mat. 3. 5. Phil. 2. 21. [6J Those that 
 believe, lohn 12. 32. 
 
 Gen. 20. 7- thou shalt surely die, thou and a. thine 
 24. .36. to him hath he given a. that he hath 
 .31. 43. Labai. said, a. that thou seest is mine 
 . 37 . .3. .lacob loved .Toseph more than a. his children 
 39 . 3. the I.ord made a. he did to prosper 
 
 42. 11. we are a. one man’s sons, we are true men 
 45.11. lest thou and a. thou hast come to poverty 
 48. 15. the God whicli fed me a. my life long 
 Exod. 20.11. made heaven, earth, sea, and «. in them 
 
 33. 19 . I’ll make a. my goodness pass before thee 
 Tfum. 19 . 14. a. that come into the tent are unclean 
 
 23.13. see the utmost, and shalt not see them a. 
 Pent. 5. 3. wdio are a. of us here alive this day 
 13. six days shalt thou labour and do a. thj' work 
 
 29. 10. ye stand a. of you befoie the I.ord your God 
 Josh. 21. 45. failed not, a. came to pass, 23. 14. 
 
 1 Sam. C). 4. one plague was on you a. and your lords 
 
 9 . 19 . 1 will tell thee a. that is in thine heart 
 
 16. 11. Samuel said, are here a. thy children ^ 
 
 30. 8. shalt overtake, and without fail recover a. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 4. thine are a. that pertained to .Mephibo. 
 
 1 Kings I t. 10. taketh away flung till it be a. gone 
 
 16. 25. Gmri did w'orse than a. before him 
 
 20. 4. my lord, 1 am thine, and a. that I have 
 1 Chron. 7 . .3. the sonsof Uzzi, a. of them chief men 
 Ezra H. (12. wrath is against «. that forsake him 
 Neh. 9. 6. I.ord, thou preservest them a. and liast 
 Job 16. 2. miserable comforters are ye a. 
 
 34. t 1.3. w'ho hath disposefl ft. (tf it 
 
 19 . for they a. are the work of his haii'ls 
 Psal. 14. 3. are a. gone aside, a. become filthy 
 
 22 . 17.1 may fell a. my iK'ues, they stare upon me 
 34. 19 . the I ord delivereth him out of them a. 
 
 38. 9 . Lord, (7. my desire is hefoi e thee 
 44. 17 . a. this is come upon us. yet have we not 
 €9. 19 . mine adversaries are a. before thee 
 104. 27 . these wait a. on thee, that thou mayest give 
 119 . 91 . they continue, for a. are thy servants 
 Prov. 1. 14. cast in thy lot, let us a. have one purse 
 22. 2. the Lord is the maker of them a. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 20. a. are of dust, a. turn to dust again 
 12. + 13. a. that hath been heard is, fear God 
 Jsa. 6L 9 . behold, see, w'e are a. thy people 
 Jer. 9 . 2. they be a. aflulterers, //o.t. 7 . 4. 
 
 Ezek. 7 .16. a. of them mourning, e^’ery one for 
 
 20. 40. a. of them in the land shall serve me 
 37- 22. and one king shall be king to them a. 
 
 40. 4. son of man, tleclare a. that thou seest 
 
 43. 11. shew them a. the forms, a. the ordinances 
 Pan. 1. 19. among them f/. none found like Daniel 
 Elos. 5. 2. tho’ 1 have been a rebuker of them a. 
 Amos 9. 1. and cut them in the head a. of them 
 Nall. .3.1. woe to the bloody city, it is a. full of lies 
 Mai. 2. 10. have we not a. one Lather, hath notone 
 Mat. 5. 18. pass from the law% tilin', be fulfilled 
 
 1.3. 56. and his sisters, are they not nr. w ith us ' 
 
 22. 28. whose wife shall she be, for they a. had her 
 Mark 12. 33. is more than a. burnt offerings 
 
 44. she ca.st in a. even a. that she had, Luke 21.4. 
 Jyuke 4. 7- if thou w'orship me, a. shall be thine 
 
 6.10. looking round about on them a. be said 
 
 8. 40. for they were a. waiting for him 
 
 1.3. 3. except ye repent, ye shall a. likewise perish 
 15. 31. he said, son, c. that 1 have is thine 
 
 17 . lo. so ve, when ye have done a. say, we are 
 
 18. 22. sell a. that thou hast, and distribute to poor 
 
 8 
 
 John\. 16. of hi.s fulness have a. we received 
 4. 39- woman said, he told me a. that ever 1 did 
 13. 10. .lesus saith, ye are clean, but not a. 
 
 17 . 21. that they a. may be one, as thou art in me 
 Acts 4. 33. and great grace was u|) 0 n them a. 
 
 10. .3.3. we are a. here present before the I.ord 
 
 11. 2.3. he exhorted them a. to cleave to the Lord 
 16. 28. do thyself no harm, we are a. heie 
 
 22. .3. zealous towards Go((, as ye «. are this day 
 
 26. 29. but also a. that hear me this day, were both 
 
 27 . 35. Paul gave thanks in presence of them a. 
 Horn. 1.8. 1 thank God thro’ lesus ( ihrist for vou a. 
 
 8. 32. but delivered him up for us a. how shall he 
 
 1 Cur. 3. 22. a. are yours, and ye are Christ’s 
 
 15. 10 . but I laboured uiore abundantly than they a. 
 Gal. 3.22. thescri|)ture hath con( luded a. uiulersin 
 Phil. 4. 18. but 1 have a. and abound, I am full 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 12. that they a. might be damned, who 
 2 Tim. 3. 11. out of them a. the I.ord delivereti me 
 Jteb. 1. 14. are they not a. ministering spirits, sent 
 
 12 . 8 . chastisement, whereof 77 . are partakers 
 
 1 J^et. 3. 8. finally, be ye a. of one mind 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9. that a. should come to repentance 
 
 1 John 2. 19 . manifest that they were not a. of us 
 Above Ann; see Aisove. 
 
 According to A LL. 
 
 Gen. 6.22. 'Noah did «c. to n. God commanded, 7 .5. 
 Exod. 31.11. according to «.the Lord commanded, 
 .‘36. 1.1 39. .‘52 . 42.1 40. 16. Sum. 2. 34. 
 
 I 8. 20. 1 9 . 5. I 29 . 40. Dent. 1. .3, 41. 
 Josh. 11. 23. took the land ac. to a. the Lorti said 
 
 1 Kings 8. 56. given rest ac. to a. that he [tromised 
 
 11. . 37 . shalt reign ar. to a. that thy soul desireth 
 22. 53. ac. to a. his father bad done^ 2 Kings 23 '.Y 
 
 .‘37. I 24. 9 . 19. 2 Chron. 26. 4 1 27 . 2 ! 
 
 2 Kings 10. .30. (lone ac. to a. that was in my heart 
 
 18. 3. ac. to a. Dax'id his father did, 2 Chron. 29. 2. 
 
 1 Chron. 17- 15. ac. to a. these words, / 2 c. re «. this 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 116. we will cut wood wc. m thy need 
 Neh. 5.19. think on me I'or good, «c. toa.\ have done 
 Jer. 21. 2. deal with us ac. to a. his wondrous wot ks 
 
 42.20. ac. to a. the lord shall say, will we do 
 5 ). 29 . ac. to a. that Pabylon hath done, do to her 
 Ezek. 24. 24. ar. to a. that he hath done, shall ye do 
 Pan. 9.16. ac. too. thy righteousness, 1 beseech thee 
 Jifter ALL. 
 
 Dent. 20. 18. not to do after a. their abominations 
 2 Chron. 31.21. have not kept the word to do after a. 
 E.zra 9 . 1.3. after a. that is come on us for our cleerls 
 Ezek. 16. 23. after a. thy wickedness, wo, wo to thee 
 Mat. 6. .32. after a. these things do the Gentiles seek 
 Phil. 2.26. tor he longed after you a. and was full of 
 At ALL. 
 
 Exod. 5. 2.3. nor hast delivered thy people at a. 
 
 22. 23. if thou afflict, and they cry at a. to 
 J.ev. 27 . 13. but if he will at a. redeem it 
 Num. 22. 38. have I now any power at a. to say any 
 Pent. 8. 19 . if thou do at a. forget the Lord 
 1 Sam. 20. 6. if thy father a. miss me, then say 
 1 Kings 9. 6. ifye shall at a. turn from following me 
 .hr. 11. 12 . but they shall not save them at a. 
 
 Ezek. 20. .‘52. cometh in your mind shall not be at a. 
 Ilos. 11 . 7 . most High, none at a. would exalt him 
 ]\lir. 1 . 10 . ween ye not at a. roll thyself in dust 
 Nah. 1 . 3. l ord will not at a. acquit the wicked 
 .Tohn 19 .11. thou couldsthave no power at a. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 12. but his will was not at a. to come 
 
 1 .lohn 1. 5. and in him is no darkness at a. 
 Rev.\?,.2\. Habylon shall be found no more 
 
 22. the sound shall be heard no more at a. in thee 
 Before ATT.. 
 
 Gen. 2.3.18. before a. that went in at the gates of city 
 f,ev. 10. 3. before a. the people 1 will be glorified 
 
 2 Chron. 3.3. 7 . lerusalem which 1 have chosen bef. a. 
 .Ter. 3.3. 9. shall be to me an honour before a. nations 
 Mat. 26. 70 . but he denied before them a. saying 
 Gat. 2. 14. I said to Peter before them a. 
 
 1 7 im. 5. 20. them that sin rebuke before a. that 
 
 for A LL. 
 
 Num. 8. 1)5. 1 have taken Levites for a. first-born 
 Pent. 22.5. for it. that do so are abomination, 25.16. 
 
 31. 18. hide my face in that day for a. the evils 
 Psal. 10.5. as ./hr (7. his enemies, "lie i)uffeth at them 
 7)5. '.12. fur a. this they sinned still, belie' ed not 
 116. 12. what render to the Lord for a. his benefits 
 Ecd. 5. 9. the profit of (he earth \% for a. 
 
 11 . 9 . for a. these God will bring thee to judgment 
 Jsa. 40 . 2. she hath received double/ern'. her sins 
 Ezek. 6 . 11 . alas for a. the evil abominations 
 
 20.4.3. and ye shall lothe yourselves f r a. the evils 
 Pan. 4. 21. fruit was much, and in it was meat for a. 
 Euke 3. 19. for a. the evils Herod had done 
 
 20. 3!>. God of the living/or a. live unto him 
 Itorn. .3. 2.3. /or a. have sinned and come short of 
 
 2 Cor. 5.14. if one died fr a. then were all djad 
 PhiL 2. 21. for a. seek their own, not the things 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 6. who gave himself a ransom for a. 
 
 Ileb. 8. 11./or a. sliall know me, from the least 
 
 10. 10. offering of the body of Christ once for a. 
 Erorn /\LL. 
 
 Gen. 48. 16. angel who redeemed me from a. evil 
 J.ev. 16. .30. that ye may be clean from a. your sins 
 P.\al. 34. 4. and deli' ered me from a. my Veai s 
 .Ter. 16.15. from a. lands whitlier he bad driven 
 Pati.’l.’l. it was diver.se7’row( a. the beasts before it 
 Ileb. 4.4. God rested the seventh day/row a. works 
 Tn ALL. 
 
 Gen. 21. 12. in a. that .'^arah hath said, hearken 
 22. God is with thee in a. that thou dost 
 Pent. 29. 9. that ye may prosper in a. that ye do 
 .Josh. 22. 2. and have, obeyed my voice in a. that 
 
 2 Sam. 23. .39. mighty men, thirty and seven in a. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 3. thou mayest prosper in a. thou dost 
 
 26. afflicted in a. my father was afflicted 
 1 Chron. 2. 6. sons of/erah, five of them in a. 
 
 Neh. 9 . 33. thou art just in a. that is brought cn us 
 Psal. 10. 4. God is not in a. his thoughts 
 T^rov. 3.6. in a. thy ways acknowledge him 
 Jsa. 39. 2. nothing in a. his dominions shewed not 
 
 6.3. 9 . in a. their afflictions he was afflicted 
 Jer. .38. 9. have done evil in a. they have done 
 Ezek. 21. 24. in a. your doings your sins appear 
 
 ITos. 12. 8. in a. my labours shall find no iniquity 
 Acts 27 . . 37 . we were in a. in the ship 276 souls 
 horn. 8. 37- in a. these more than conouerors 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 6. the same (iod lAorketh all tn a. 
 
 15.28. put all under, that (iod may be all i'm/ z. 
 
 Eph. 1. 23. the fulness of him that fifieth all in a. 
 Col. 3. 11. but Christ is all and in a. 
 
 2 'Thess. 1.10. to be admired tn a. them that believe 
 Ileb. 13. 4. marriage is honourable tn a. 
 
 2 J^et. 3. 16. as also tn a. his epistles, speaking 
 All Night; .tee Night. 
 
 0 / ALL. 
 
 Gen. 6 . 2 . took them wives of a. which they chose 
 11 . 20 . he gave him tithes </ a. llth. 7 . 2 . 
 
 28. 22. of a. thou shalt give me, I will gi' e tenth 
 Exod. 9 . 4. nothing die if a. is children’s of Israel 
 Josh. 8. 35. not a word of a. which .Moses command. 
 Judg. 13. 1 . 3 . of a. 1 said to the woman, beware 
 
 2 Sam. 16 . 21. shall hands of a. with thee be strong 
 2 Kings 9. 5. and .lehu saifl, to which of a. us 
 Jfsth. 6.10. let nothing tail of a. thou hast sjxiken 
 JobH. 13. so are the oaths if a. that forget <jod 
 E.ccl. 6. 2. he wantetii nothing of a. he desireth 
 Ezek. 43.11. if they be ashamed of a. they have done 
 Amos'd. 2. you only have I known of a. the families 
 Mark 9. 35. the same shall be servant of a. 10. 44. 
 John 6. 39 . of a. which hath given me, lose nothing 
 xJets 10.36. peace by .lesus Christ, he is Lor.l of a. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 24. he is convinceil (f a. judgetl </ a. 
 Gal. 4. 1. now 1 saj'.the heir, though he be 1. of a. 
 Eph. 4. 6. God who is Father e/ a. alxive all 
 
 Jteb. 12. 23. and to (iod the .1 urige of a. and Inspirits 
 Jam. 2. 10. offenfl in one point, he is guilty of a. 
 ihi or lipon A LL. 
 
 Gen. .39. 5. blessing of the Ixird was upon a. he had 
 Jsa. 4. 5. foi' upon a. the glory shall be a (lefence 
 Jzzek. 4o. 4. set thy heart upon a. that I shall shew 
 Rom. .3. 22. unto all, and upon a. them that believe 
 11. .32. that he miglit have mercy upon a. 
 
 Jude 15. to execute judgment a. and convince 
 Rev. 3.10. the hourof temjitation shall come upon a. 
 Over A LL. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 21. that thou mayest reign oirr < 7 . 
 
 1 Chron. 29.12. and thou reignestercr a. in thy hand 
 Psal. 10.3. 19- his kingdom ruleth over a. 
 
 Mat. 24. 47 . make him ruler over a. J.vke 12. 44. 
 John 17 . 2. as thou hast given him powererera. 
 Jiom. 9 . 5. who is over a. (Jod blessed for ever 
 10. 12. the same Lord over a. is rich to all 
 AI-L the.'-e. 
 
 Gen. 15.10. he took to him a. these and divided 
 42. 36. .lacob said, a. these things are against me 
 49 . 28. a. the.ie are the twelve tribes of Israel 
 Exod. 20. 1. God spake a. these words, saying 
 Job 12. 9. who knowetli not that in a. these 
 Jer. 9. 26. for a. these nations are uncircumcised 
 Jlab. 2. 6. shall not a. these take up a parable 
 Mat.fi. 33. a.//ic.tcshall be added to you, J.nke 12.31. 
 24. 8. a. these are the beginning of sorrows 
 Mark 7 . 23. a. these evil things come from within 
 Acts 2. 7- are not a. these which speak (iaiileans ? 
 
 1 Cor. 12.11. a. these worketh that self same Spirit 
 Col. .3. 8. but now you put off a. these, anger, v, rath 
 ileb. 11. 13. a. these uied in faith, not having re¬ 
 ceived 
 
 ALL this. 
 
 Gen. 41. .39. as God hath shewed thee a. this 
 Pent. .‘52 . 27- and the Lord hath not done a. this 
 .Tudg. 6.1.3. why then is a. this befallen us 5 
 
 1 Sam. 22.15. thy servant knew nothing of a. ihts 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 19. is not the hand of ,loab in a. tots? 
 
 1 ( hron. 28.1 9 . < 7 . thi.\ the 1 ^ird made me understand 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 1)5. after a. this ihe Lord smote him 
 
 29 . 28. a. //ii.f continued till the burnt offering 
 Jftra 8. .35. a. this was a burnt offering to the I ord 
 Neh. 9. .38. because of a. thi^ we make a covenant 
 
 5.13. 3 'et a. this availeth me nothing 
 Job 1. 22. in a. this lob sinned not, 2.10, 
 
 13. 1. lo, mine eye hath seen a. this 
 Psal. 44. 17 . a. this is come upon us, yet not forgot 
 78. 32. for a. this they sinned still 
 Eccl. 7 . 23. a. this ha\e 1 proved by wisdom 
 )5. 9. a. r/ii t have 1 seen, and applied my heart to 
 
 9. 1. a. this 1 considered in my heart, to declare 
 
 [a. this 
 
 Jsa. 5. 25. for a, this his anger is not turned away, 
 
 9 . 12 . 17 . 21 . 110 . 4 . 
 
 48. 6. thou hast heard, see a. this 
 Pan. 4. 2)5. a. this came upon Nebuchadnezzar 
 5. 22. hast not humbled, tho’ thou knewest a. this 
 7 . 16. 1 came and asked him (he truth of a. this 
 Pos. 7 .10. do not return, nor seek him fo a. this 
 iMic. 1.5. for the transgression of Jacob is a. this 
 Mat. 1. 22. a. f//ij was done that the prophet - might 
 be fulfilled, 21. 4. | 26. 56. 
 J.uke 16. 26. besides a. this there is a gulf fixed 
 
 24, 21. besides a. this to-day is the third da^' 
 
 ALL that he had. 
 
 Gen. 12. 20. Pharaoh sent him and a. that he had 
 
 1.3. 1. /Ibram wentoutof C.g^qit, and a. that he had 
 
 25. 5. and Abraham gave a. that he had to Isaac 
 .31.21. .lacob fled with a. that he had. and rose up 
 39 . 4. 77 . that he had he put into .loseph’s hand, 6. 
 
 ft. the blessing of the Lord was on a. that he had 
 Mat. 18.25. be sold a. that he had, payment bemado 
 .IfTirl-5.26. she spent a. that she had. notbingbt'ttered 
 12.44. of her want cast in < 7 . that she had, Luke21.4. 
 'I'o or Unto ALT.. 
 
 P.sal. 145. 9 . the Lord is good to a. and his mercies 
 Eccl. 2.14. one e' ent happeneth to a. them, 9. 3. 11, 
 
 9 . 2. all things come alike to a. one event to right. 
 La. .36. 6. so is Pharaoh to a. that trust in him' 
 Mark 1.3. .37. what 1 say to you, I sa^’ unto a. watch 
 J.uke 12.41. speakest thou this to us, or even to a. f 
 Aces 2. . 39 . the promise is to a. that aie afar off 
 •4. 16. manifest to a. that dwell in lerusalem 
 Rom. 10.12. the Lord is rich unto a. that call on him 
 13. 7 . render therefore to a. their dues 
 1 Cor. 9 . 19 . 1 made myself a servant foi/e a. 
 
 1 Tim. 4.15. that tliv profiting mav- appear to m, 
 lltth ALL. 
 
 Num. 16, 30. with a. that appertain to them 
 
ALM 
 
 ALR 
 
 ALT 
 
 Devt. 6. 5. thou shalt love the Lord rcith a. thy 
 heart, 7i!i(/t a. thy soul, 11.13. Mat. 22. 37- 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 7- u'ith a. the children of Ephraim 
 Prov. 4. 7. with a. thy wttincs get understanding 
 Acts 10. 2. that feared God tcith a. his house, 16. 34. 
 1 E’er. 1. 2. tcith a. that in every place call on .Jesus 
 Phil. 1.. 25. I shall abide and continue with you a. 
 
 2 . 17 . if ottered, 1 joy and rejoice with you a. 
 
 ALL the -chile. 
 
 3 Sam. 22. 4. a. the while David was in the hold 
 
 25. 7 . nothing ini.ssing a. the tiiey were in Car. 
 27 . 11. so will be his manner a. the -chile he dwell 
 
 Job 27 . 3. a. the -while my breath is in me [eth 
 ^ ALL ye. 
 
 Isa. 48. 14. a. ye assemble yourselv'es, and hear 
 50. 11 . behold a. .ye that kindle a tire, that compass 
 10. be glad with her, a. ye that love her 
 Jer. 29. 20. Iiear the word, a. ye of the captivity 
 
 1. 12. is it nothing to you, a. ye that pass' by ? 
 Mat. 11. 28. come to me, a. ye that labour and are 
 23. 8. one is voiir master; and a. ye are brethren 
 
 26. 31. a. ye shall be offended, Mark 14. 27. 
 
 Acts 2. 14. a. ye that dwell at Jerusalem, hear 
 See farther other nsval Substantives : CongkeGA- 
 
 Tio.N’, Day, Eahth, Israel, Men, People, 
 Ihings, <S:c. 
 
 ALLEGING. 
 
 Acts 17 . 3. a. Christ must needs have suffered 
 ALLEGORY. 
 
 Gal. 4. 24. which things are an a. for these are 
 „ ALLELUIAII. 
 
 liev. 19. 1.1 heard a great voice, saying, a. 3, 4, 6. 
 ALLIED. 
 
 Aeh. 13. 4. Eliashib the priest was a. to Tobiah 
 ^ A I.LOW. 
 
 jAike 11, 48. that ye a, the deeds of your fathers 
 Acts 21.15. which they themselves also «. that there 
 Pom.r-’i. 15. tor that w hich I do, I a. not 
 „ ALLOWED, EITI. 
 
 Pom. 14. 22. himself in tJiat thing which he a. 
 
 1 Ihess. 2.4. but as we were a. of God to be put 
 
 ALLOW.ANCJ',. 
 
 Q, Kings 25. .30. his a. was a continual a. given him 
 Prov. 30. 18. feed me wdtJi food of my a. 
 
 Luke 3. + 14. be content with your a 
 
 rr ^^rff.URE. 
 
 Il(^. 2 14. 1 11 a. and bring her into the svilderness 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. they a. through the lusts of the flesh 
 
 AI.M.S. 
 
 Mat. 6. 1. fliat ye do not your a. before men 
 2. therefore when thou dost thine a. do not sound 
 r in secret, and thy Father 
 
 ".''"e a -oFsuch things -k you have 
 12. 33. sell that ye have, anti give a. jirovide bags 
 Acts .3.2. they laid, to ask a. of them that entereS 
 .3. who seeing Peter and Jolm. asked an a. 
 
 10 . they knew that it was lie which sat for a. 
 '“•.Gomelms g'ave much a. to the people 
 
 4. thine a. are come up for a memorial, .31. 
 
 -4. 17.1 came to bring a. to my nation and offer. 
 
 A I,. MS-DEE,DS. 
 
 Acts 9. 36. Dorcas full of a. deeds which she did 
 ^ AL.MIGIIIY. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 1. I am fhejr. (Jotl, walk before me 
 
 28. .3. God a tiless thke, and ma!<e thee fruitful 
 3o. 11 . Jam (lod a. be fruitful and multiplv 
 To o "• y®” mercy before the m'an 
 
 To ok K o"- ^'I'l’ejtred to me at Luz in Canaan 
 49. 25. by he a. who shall bless thee with blessings 
 Lxod. 6 . o. 1 appeared to Abram by filename God a. 
 hum.^ 4 . 4. winch saw tlie vision of the a. 16. 
 
 Pttt'i 1 . - 0 . for file a. liath dealt bitterly with me 
 21 . seeing the a. hath afflicted me 
 
 17 . despise not thou the cha.sfeningof the a 
 6. 4. for fhe^,arrows of the a. are within' me 
 14 but he forsaketh the fear of the a. 
 o. 3. or doth the a. pervert justice ' 
 
 5. and make thy supplication to the a. 
 
 11. 7 . canst thou find out tiie a. to perfection ’ 
 
 1 s ' would speak to then, and desire 
 
 I, 5. 2.5. he strengtheneth himself against the a. 
 
 should serve him ? 
 
 • -ht^slial drink of the wrath of the a. 
 
 -*_;.3. IS it any pleasure to the a. thou art righteous 
 Jf • said, what can the a. do for them ' 
 
 2 .j. If thou return to the a. thou shalt be built 
 ~o. yea, the shall be thy defence, thou shalt 
 slialttlioii have tliy delight in the a 
 2 .J. 16. my heart soft, and the a. tfoubleth me 
 24.1. why, seeing times are not hid from the a. 
 
 lA'" vexed my soul 
 
 10 . wull he delight himself in the a. '{ 
 
 II. wJiat is witli the a. will I not conceal 
 V>. which they shall receive of the a. 
 
 n F'’.® me 
 
 31. .. what inheritance of the a. from onhi^h ^ 
 
 .3j. my desire is, that tJiea. would answer me 
 ’•j-T a of the a. giveth understanding 
 
 i*A «. hath given me life 
 
 ‘t.mpin the a. to commit iniquity 
 pervert judgment 
 
 1. ^"'Ny fhe a. will not regard vanity 
 o cannot find him out 
 
 1 instruct 
 
 01 j «• scattered kings in it 
 
 f, ■ V., 5 **‘!^'',^hide under the sJiadow of tile a. 
 
 n. slia Icome as destruction from the a. 
 
 /> "iV '^o heard as the voice oftJiea. 10 5 
 
 he shall honour ‘ 
 
 2 Crf. f''nmthea. shall it come 
 
 IG *.he my sons.saith the Lord a. 
 
 4 « <*"(1 is to come, the a. 
 
 i-ncdGoda. which was. and is, 11 . 17 . 
 
 16 14 tJ?»'h"Ai"’®^’*'u'' ^hy wavs, 16. 7. 
 
 19 it ''«y ni'God a. 
 
 21 20 r I wme-pressof wr-dh of the a. Gorl 
 t,od a. and tJie Lamb are the temple of it 
 
 A-x 11 almond, .S. 
 
 S 25 33 ‘'mT myrrli. nuts, and a. 
 
 .Mcrf. 25. .3.3. made like to a. 31. | .37. 10 . 20 
 
 Peel. 12. 5. when the a. tree shall flourish 
 
 Jer. 1, 11. and 1 said, T see a rod of an a, tree 
 ^ ^ ALMO.S E. 
 
 Ijfod. 17 .4. they be a. ready to stone me 
 / sal. 73 . 2. as lor me, my feet were a. gone 
 94 . 17 . my soul had a. dwelt in silence 
 119 . 87 . they had a. consuined me upon earth 
 Pfov. 5. 14.1 was a. in all evil in the midst of congre- 
 Acts 1.1. 44. came a. the whole city together [gation 
 19 . 26. only at Ephesus, but a. through all Asia 
 21. 27 . and wJien the seven days were a. ended 
 26. 28. a. thou persuadest me to be a Christian 
 29 . were both a. and altogether such as 1 am 
 Jleb. 9. 22. a. all things by the law are purged 
 ALMUG-TREES. " 
 
 1 KingslO. ll.broughtfrom()pliirplentyofa.-rr(?e.f 
 12. made of a.-tr. pillars, there came no such a. tr 
 ALOEAS. 
 
 P al. 45 . 8. thv garments .smell of a. and cassia 
 k/ov. 7 . 17 . I have perfumed my bed with a. 
 
 Cant. 4. 14. myrrh, a. with all the chief spices 
 John 19 . 39 . N icodemus brought a mixture of a. 
 ALOFE. 
 
 Prov. 18. 110. tlie rigJiteous runneth and is set a. 
 
 . ALONE 
 
 Signifies, [1] One solitary, or by himself. Lev 1.3 
 46 Psal. 102 7 . [2] Only, Dan. 10. 7- Mat. 4. 4. 
 Ls)) .10 cease fromy Lxod. 14.12. 
 
 Oen. 2. 18. it is not good that the man should be a. 
 Lxod. 18. 18. art not able to perform it thyself a. 
 
 24. 2. Moses a. shall come near tlie lord 
 
 Lev. 13. 46. the leper dwell a. without tJie camp 
 Num. 11. 14.1 am not able to bear all this people a. 
 
 Dent, 1. y, 12. 
 
 17- that thou bear it not thj’self a, 
 
 2.3. 9. lo, the people shall dwell a. not be reckoned 
 Dent. 32.12. so tlie lord a. did lead him 
 .33. 28. Israel then shall dwell in safety a. 
 
 .Tosh. 22. 20. Ach.^n perished not a. in his iniquity 
 2 Yaw?. 18. 24. behold, a man running a. 26. 
 
 25. if he be a. there is tidings in his mouth 
 
 1 11. 29. they two were a. in the field 
 
 2 Kings 19. 15. art God a. Isa. 37. 16. P.sal. 86.10. 
 
 1 Chron. "9.1. Solomon, whom a. God hathchoseri 
 Esth. 3.6. scorn to lay hands on Mordecai a. 
 Johl.t^. I only am escaped a. to tell, 16,17, 19. 
 
 9. 8. God who a. spreadeth out the heav'ens 
 15.19. to whom a. the earth was given 
 31. 17 . or have I eaten my morsel myself a..f 
 Psal. 8.3. 18. thou whose name a. is .Jehovah 
 102. 7 . I watch and am as a sparrow a. on housetop 
 1.36.4. to him who a. doefh great wonders 
 148. 13. for his name a. is excellent 
 Led. 4. 8. tliere is one a. and there is not a second 
 10. l)ut wo to him that is a. when he falleth 
 Isa. 2. 11. I,ord a. sliallbe exalted in tJiat day, I 7 . 
 14. .31. none shall be a. in his appointed times 
 51.2. for 1 called him a. and blessed him 
 63. .3. T have trodden the wine press a. 
 
 Lam. .3. 28. he sitteth a. and keepeth silence 
 Dan. 10 . 7 . and 1 Daniel a. saw the vision 
 Ilvs. 8 . 9. gone to Ass.vria, a wild ass a. by himself 
 Mat. 4.4. man shall not live by bread a. Luke 4. 4 . 
 14. 2.3. evening was come, he was a. Luke 9 . is! 
 
 18. 15. tell his fault between thee and him a. 
 
 Mark 4. .34. Avhen they were a. lie expounded 
 6. 47 . ship was in midst of sea, and he a. on tlie land 
 lAikeC). 21. wJio can forgive sins but God a. T 
 6. 4. not lawful to eat, but for the priests a. 
 
 9. 18. it came to pess, as lesus was a. jiraying 
 .36. wlip the voice was past. .Tesus was found a. 
 10.40. that my sister hath left me to serve a. 
 
 John 6.15. he departed into a mountain a. 
 
 22. but that his disciiiles were gone away a. 
 
 8. 16. for 1 am not a. hut 1 and the leather, 16 3" 
 
 17 . 20. neither pray I for these a. but for them 
 Acts 19 . 26. ye see and hear that not a. at Enhesus 
 Pom. 4. 23. it was written for his sake a. 
 
 Oal 6. 4. lie shall have rejoicing in himself a. 
 
 Jleb. 9 . 7 . went the high-priest a. once every year 
 Jam. 2. 17 . faith if it hath not works is dead, bein"- a 
 Left A LON E. > a • 
 
 wrestled a man 
 
 42. 38. nis brotlier is dead, and he is left a. 44. 20. 
 Jsa. 49. 21.1 was left a. these where iiad they been ' 
 Dan. 10. 8.1 was left a. and saw this great vision 
 Johnn. 9. and .lesus w'as left a. and the woman 
 29. the l ather hath not/e/t me a. for I do al wavs 
 
 Rom. 11. 3. I am left a. and they seek my life 
 ZerALONI':; 
 
 F.rnd. 14. 12. let us a. that W'e may serve Egyptians 
 32. 10. let me a. that my wrath may wax hot 
 Deut. 9. 14. let me a. that 1 may desfrov them 
 Judg. 11. .37. let me a. two months, that'l may o-o 
 2 -Saw. 16.11. let him a. let him curse, L. hasb'id.den 
 z Lings 4. Qi. let Jier a. her.soul isvesed in her 
 Lira 6. T- let the work of tliis house of God a 
 
 ‘hat 1 may take comfort 
 
 13. 13. hold your peace, let me a. that T may speak 
 1/e.f. 4.17. Ephraim isjoined to idols,/e; him a 
 them a. they be tilind leaders 
 Mark 1. 24, let us a. wliat have we to do with thee 
 thou .Jesus of NazaretJi' Luke 4. .34. ’ 
 
 1-4. 6. Jesus said, let lier a. why trouble ve her ’ 
 
 15. 36. let a. let us see whether Elias will come 
 Luke 13. ii. I./)rd,/er it a. this yearalso, till | (Ji<r 
 
 let him a. all men will lielieve 
 12. 7. let Jier a. against the day of my biiryim'- 
 Acts 5. 38. refrain from these men, let tJieih a'’ 
 
 /\ f.O N G. 
 
 hum. 21. 22. we willgoa. by the king’s highway 
 
 1 .Saw. 6.12. the kme went a. the hishway, lowma 
 
 28. 20. then .'^aul fell all a. on the earth ” 
 
 2 .Saw. .3 16. her husband went with her a. weeping 
 
 16. 13. 8himei went a. cursing, and tlirew stones 
 Jer. 41. 6. Ishmael went, weeping all a. as he went 
 
 . A LOO F. 
 
 Psal. 38.11, my friends stand a. from my sore 
 Alogu; tee Cry, Ciueu, Sing. 
 
 „ ^ ALPHA. 
 
 Rev. 1. 8, I am a. and Omega, 11 I 21 6 I "o i 3 
 „ ^ ^ AJ.READY. 
 
 Lxod. 1. 5. for Joseph was in Egypt a. 
 
 Reel. 1 . 10. it hath been a. of old time, before us 
 ’Tr ' have cursed them a. 
 
 Mat. 17 . 12. I say unto you, Elias is come a. 
 
 John 3. 18. he that believeth not is condemned a. 
 
 present in spirit, have judged a. 
 
 1 ./.v lb- wliereto we have a. attained 
 1 7 im. 5^ 15. some are a. turned aside after Satan 
 liev. 2 . 2 o. but tliat wlii' li ye have a. hold last 
 ALSO. 
 
 Gen. 6 . .3. strive with man, for that he a. is flesh 
 hum. 16.10. and seek ye the priesthood a f 
 1 isam. 14. 44. .Saul answered, God do .so and 
 r, T-- . . '^ore a. 2 Sam. 3. .35. | 19. 13. 
 
 "I" we sit still here, we die a. 
 
 Pra/. 68. 18 . gifts, yea, for the rebellious a. 
 
 Isa. I. 13. but will ye weary my God a. ^ 
 xec/i. 8 . 21 . to seek the Lord of hosts 1 will go a. 
 7l7ar. 6 . 21 . there will your heart lie a. Luke 12 . 34 . 
 2 p. 73 . surely thou art a. one of them 
 Mark 1. 38. that 1 may preach there a. 
 
 2 . 28. Son of man is Jxird a. of sabbath, I.vkeO. 5. 
 Luke 11. 45. thus saying, thou reproachest us a 
 
 I , a" '*■ ‘I’ese a. doth the Son 
 
 12. 2b. where I am, there shall a. my servant be 
 
 14. 3. that where 1 am, there ye may be a. 
 
 Acts 12 . 3. he proceeded to take Peter a. 
 
 Pom. 16. 2. succoiirerof many, and of myself a. 
 
 ^ *,^'*^*'saith not the law the same a, 
 
 15. 8 . and last ot all, he was seen of me a. 
 
 1 hm. 1 . 5. I am persuade i that in thee a. 
 
 Jaw. 2 . 26. faith without works is dead a. 
 
 1 John 4. 21 . that loveth God, love his brother a. 
 
 „. ALIAR 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] A material altar, on which sacrifices 
 
 were offered, 1 Kings 13.1,2. 1 18. .30. [ 2 ] Christ, 
 who ts tue only Christian altar, to whom -we bring 
 all our sacrifices and services, Del). 13. 10 . 
 
 Gen. 8 . 20. Noah huilded an a. to the Lord 
 
 12 . 7 . there Abraham built an a. to the I.ord, 22. 9 . 
 35. 1 . Jacob, go to Beth el, and make there an a. 
 
 3. up to Beth el, 1 will make there an a. to God 
 Lxod. 17 . 15. Moses built an a. Jehovah-nissi 
 
 20. 24. an a. of earth shalt thou make to me 
 
 21. 14. shalt take liim from mine a. that he die 
 
 29. 37 . sanctify if, it shall be an a. most lioly 
 ^44. I will sanctify the tabernacle and a. 
 
 30. 27 . a. of incense, || 40. 10. a. of burnt-offerinff 
 .Eer?. 6 . 9. the tire of tlie a. shall be burning in it 
 Num. 7 . 84. this was the dedication of tlie a. 
 
 18. 3. they sliall not come nigli the a. 
 
 Josh. 22. .34. the children of Gad called the a. Ed. 
 Judg. 6 . 25. throw down the a. of Baal, and grove 
 
 31. becau.se one hath cast down his a. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 33. whom 1 shall not cutoff from mine a. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 18. go up, rear an a. to the Lord 
 
 1 Kings 13. 2. he cried against the a. O a. a. 
 
 18. .30. I’lijah repaired the a. ofthe l ord 
 
 .3.5. and the water ran round about the a. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 22 . sliall worship before this a. Da. .36.7. 
 P.ial. 26. 6 . so will 1 compass thine a. (1 I.ord 
 
 4.3. 4. then will 1 go to the a. of God, to God my joy 
 Isa. 19 . 19 . an a. to the Lord in the midst of Egypt 
 27 . 9 . the stone.s of the a. as chalk-stones 
 56. 7- their sacrifices be accepted on mine a. 
 
 1. am. 2. 7- the Lord liath cast off his a. 
 
 Ezek. 8 . 16. between the porch and a. 25 men 
 Joel 1 .1.3. lament, howl, ye ministersof the a. 
 
 2 . 17 . the priests weep between the porch and a. 
 Amos 2 . H. upon clothes laid to pledge by every «. 
 717a/. 1. 7 . ye offer polluted bread on mine a. 
 
 10 . nor do kindle lire on mine a. for nought 
 
 2. 1.3. covering the a. of the J>ord with teai s 
 Mat. 5. 2.3. if thou bring thy gift to the a. 
 
 23. 18. w’hoso shall swear by the a. it is nothing 
 ,35. ye slew between the feni pie and a. Luke 11.51. 
 Acts 17 . 23. I found an a. with this inscription 
 \Cor. 9 . 13. wait at the a. partakers with a. 10.18, 
 Ileh.~. 13. of whicli none gave attendance at the a. 
 13. 10. we liave an a. whereof they have no right 
 Rev. 6. 9 . J saw under the a. the souls of them slain 
 
 8. 3. should offer it with iirayers on tlie golden a. 
 
 9 . 13. heard a voice from horns of tlie golden a. 
 
 Sec Built. 
 
 ALTA RS. 
 
 Fxod. .31.1.3. shall destroy their a. Deut. 7 . 5 . | ic. 3 . 
 Num. 23. 1 . Baalam saiil, build here seven a. 
 
 1 A ings 19.10. Israel have thrown down thine a. 14. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 5. burnt the bones of priests on the a. 
 Psal. 84. 3. even thine a. G Lord of hosts, my kin" 
 /fa. 17 . 8 . and he shall not look to the a. tlie work'’ 
 Jer. 17 . 1 . sin of Judah graven on liorns of the a. 
 
 2. wldlst their children remember Iheir a. 
 
 Ezek.a. 4. and your a. shall be desolate, images be 
 Ilos. 8. 11. mafle a. to siu, a. shall he to liim tosin 
 
 10. 8. thorn and thistle sliall come on tlieir a. 
 
 12. 11. their a. are as heaps in the furrows 
 
 Amos 3. 14. I will also visit tlie a. of Beth el 
 Rom. 11. 3. Ixird, they have digged down thine a. 
 
 ALI ER.^ 
 
 Lev. 27 . 10. he shall not a. it, a good for a bad 
 Ezra 6. 11. that whosoever shall a. this word 
 12. destroy all that put their hand to a. tliis 
 Psal. 89. .31. not a. the thiiiL' gone out of inv lips 
 Prov. 31. + 5. lest they a. tlie judgment of afflicted 
 AE'I ERKD.' 
 
 Esth. 1. 19. he not a. that Vashti come no more 
 Luke 9. 29 . llie fashion of his countenance was a. 
 
 A El ERE EH. 
 
 Dan. 6. 8. according to the law whicli a. not, 1'* 
 ALIERING. 
 
 Num. 14. t 34. ye sliall know my a. of purpose 
 AEIHGUGII. 
 
 Exod. 1.3. 17 . a. tliat was near, for God said 
 2 Sam. 23. 5. a. my house he not so with God 
 .fob 2. 3. a. thou movedst me against liim 
 .fer. .31. .32. a. I was an husband unto them 
 Ezek. 11. 16. a. I have cast them far off 
 Dab. 3. 17 . a. the fig-tree shall not blossom 
 Mark 14. 29. a. all shall be offended, yet will not 1 
 Gal. 6. t 1. a. a man he overtaken in a fault 
 ALEOGErilER. 
 
 Num. 16 . 1.3. make thyself a. a prince over us 
 
AME 
 
 ANG 
 
 ANG 
 
 Deut. 16. 20. which is a. just shalt thou follow 
 f^sa/. 14. .I. they are a. become filthy, 53. 3. 
 
 19. 9. judgments of the I.onl are rigliteoiis a. 
 
 39. 5. every man at his best state is a. vanity 
 5(). 21. that 1 was a. such an one as thyself 
 139. 4. but lo, () Jxu'd, thou knowest it «. 
 
 Cant. 5. 16. his mouth is sweet, yea, he is a. lovely 
 J 0 A 71 9. 34. thou wast a. born in sins, dost thou 
 yjets 26 . 29. were almost and a. such as I am 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 10. yet not«. with the fornicators 
 9.10. or saith he it a. for our sakes t 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. perplexed, but not a. without help 
 
 ALWAY, ALWAYS, 
 
 Signifies, [1] Ccritmuallp, .Tohn 8. 29. [2] I're- 
 qnently. Acts 10. 2. [3] To the end of the world. 
 Mat. 28. 20. [4.1 Durinq life, 2 Sam. 9. 10. 
 Deut. 5. 29 . () that they would keep my commands a. 
 11. 1. thou shalt keep his commandments a. 
 
 14. 23. thou mayest learn to fear the Lord «. 
 
 Job 7 .16. 1 lothe it, 1 would not live a. 
 
 27 . 10. will he a. call uuon fiod i 
 Dsal. 16.8. I have set tl:e Lord a. before me 
 103. 9 . he will not a. chide, nor keep his anger 
 119 .112. inclined to perform thy statutes a. 
 
 Prof. 8. 30.1 was by him, rejoicing a. before him 
 Isa. 57 .16. neither will 1 be a. wroth 
 Mat. 28.20. 1 am with you a. to the end of the world 
 Mark 14. 7 . but me ye have not«. Joint 12. 8. 
 
 John 8. 29. I do a. those thiims that please him 
 
 11. 42. I know that thou hearest me a. 
 
 Acts 10. 2. Cornelius prayed to God a. 
 
 2 Cor. 2.14. God, who a. causeth us to triumph 
 Phil. 1. 4. a. in every prayer of mine for you 
 
 20. as a. so now also, Christ shall bo magnified 
 
 2.12. as ye have a. obeyed, not in my presence 
 
 4. 4. rejoice in the Lord a. and again rejoice 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 16. to fill up their sins a. for wrath 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 15. to have these a. in remembrance 
 
 1 AIM, [ AM that I AM. 
 
 Exed. 3. 14. I am that I am hath sent me to you 
 Mum. 11. 21. the people amongst whom 1 am 
 Nek. 6.11. who is there that being as I am 
 Job 9. .32. lie is not a man as I am, that 1 should 
 Psal. 35. 3. saj' to my soul, I am thy salvation 
 . 39 .4. that I may know how frail I am 
 50. 7 . G Israel, I am God, even thy God 
 143. 12. destroy them, for I am thy servant [11. 
 Isa. 44.6. I am the first, I atn the last, 48.12. Rev. 1. 
 47 . 8. I am, and none else besi(ies me, Zeph. 2.15. 
 58. 9. thou shalt cry, and he shall sa 3 '. here 1 am 
 Mat. 16. 13. whom do men say that I the .Son of 
 man am ? Mark 8. 27. l..uke 9. 18. 
 Lvke 22. 70 . art the Son of God, ye say that I am 
 John 6. 35. .lesus said, I am the bread of life 
 
 8.12. saying, J am the light of the world 
 
 58. I say to you, before Abraham was, J am 
 
 12. 26. where I am there shall my servants be 
 17 .24.1 will that they may be wdth me where I am 
 
 Acts 26. 29. almost and altogether such as I am 
 27 . 23 . angel of God, whose I am, and whom I .serve 
 
 1 Cor. 15.10. b 3 " th.e grace of God 1 am w hat I am 
 Gal. 4.12. brethren, be as J am, for Iam^s you ai e 
 Phil. 4. 11. for 1 have learned in what state I am 
 Rev. 1. 18. I am he that liveth, I am alive for ever 
 
 19. 10. see thou do it not, 1 am thy fellow-servant 
 
 AM 1. 
 
 Gen. 4. 9. I know not, am I my brother's keeper? 
 3('. 2. am. I in God’s stead, wdio hath withheld 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7. am .1 God, to kill and to make alive ? 
 
 18. Q5. am I come up without the I.ord, Isa. 36.10. 
 
 Jer. 23. 23. am 1 a God at hand, saith the Lord 
 Mat. 18. 20. there am I in the midst of them 
 John 7 . 33. yet a little w hile am I with you 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 1. am J not an apostle ? am I not free ? 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. when I am weak, then am I strong 
 
 Here Am I, or Here I Am. iSee IlERji. 
 AMAZri). 
 
 Judg. 20. 41. the men of Ilenjamin W'ere a. 
 
 Job 32. 15. they were a. they answered no more 
 Isa. 13. 8. they shall be a. one at another 
 Exek. 32. 10. I will make many peoples, at thee 
 Mat. 19. 25. the disciples were exceedingly a. 
 Markl. 12. were all a. and glorified Go(i, Lukea.iO 
 
 14. 33. he began to be sore a. and very heavy 
 Luke 4. 36. all a. and spake among themselves 
 
 9. 43. W’ere all a. at the mighty power of God 
 Acts 9 . 21. but all that heard Saul were a. 
 AMAZKMKlS' 1'. 
 
 Acts 3. 10. filled with a. at what had happened 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 6. and are not afraid with any a. 
 
 AMHASSADOIL 
 
 Prov. 13. 17 . but a faithful a. is health 
 Jer. 49.14. an a. sent to tlie heathen, Chad. 1. 
 
 Evh. 6. 20. for which 1 am an a. in bonds 
 AM BA.SSADOILS. 
 
 Josh. 9 . 4. went and made as if they had been a. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 31. the business of the a. of Eab^’lon 
 .35. 21. he sent a. what have 1 to do with thee ? 
 
 Isa. 18. 2. that sendeth < 7 . by the sea in vessels 
 30. 4. princes at /oan, his a. came to Hanes 
 .3.3. 7 . the a. of peace shall weep bit-'erly 
 Ezek. 17.15. he rebelled in sending a. to F.gj’pt 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. now then we are a. for Christ 
 AM BASSAGL. 
 
 Luke 14. 32. sendeth an a. and desireth conditions 
 Am BEK ; see Cdeouk. 
 
 AMBUSH, LS. 
 
 Josh. 8. 2. lay thee an a. for the city behind it 
 Jer. 51. 12. set up the watchmen, prepare the a. 
 AM BUSH MEM, S. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 13. .Jeroboam caused an a. the a. was 
 
 20. 22. the Lord set a. against Ammon 
 
 AMEN 
 
 Signifies, in Hebrew, true, faithful, certain. It is 
 made use of likewise to affirm any thing, and was 
 an affirmatioti used often by our kiaviour, u'hich is 
 Tendered in our translation, verily, verily ; amen, 
 arnen, i say unto you, .John 3. 3, 5. All the pro¬ 
 mises of God are amen in Christ ; that is, certain 
 and firm, 2 Cor. 1. 20. Christ himself, the faith¬ 
 ful prophet and teacher of his church, is called the 
 Amen, Rev. 3. 14. In Isa. 65.16. shall bless him- 
 10 
 
 self in the God of truth, and swear by the God cf 
 truth ; which in the Hebrew is, the God amen. 
 And it is xtsed in the end of prayer in testimony 
 of an earnest wish, desire, or assurance to be 
 heard; amen, so be it, so shall it be. The word 
 amen is used in many languages. 
 
 Nvm. 5. 22. and the w< man shall say a. a. 
 
 Deut. 15. all the people shall say a. to the end 
 1 Kings 1. 36. Henaian answered a. the Ixird say so 
 1 Chron. 16 .36. people said a. and jiraised the 1 oid 
 Psal.11.13. from everlasting to everlasting; a.tuid a. 
 72 . 19. earth filled with his glory; a. and a. 
 
 89. 52. Iilessed t;e the T.ord for- evermore, a. and a. 
 106. 48. and let all tlie peojile say a. 
 
 Jer. 28. 6. even the proiinet leremiah said a. 
 
 Mat. 6. 1.3. the power and the glory for ever, a. 
 
 1 Cor. 14.16. the room of the unlearned, say a. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 20. the promises in him are yea and a. 
 
 Rev. 1. 18. behold, I am alive for evermore, a. 
 
 .3.14. write the.se things, saith the a. the faithful 
 
 5. 14. and the four beasts said a. 19. 4. 
 
 22.20. surely I come quickly, a. even so come, T ord 
 AMEND. [.Jesus 
 
 Jer. 7 . .3. a. ways, and doings, 5. | 26.1.3. 1 35.15. 
 ./ohti 4. 52. the hour when he began to a. 
 
 AMEN DMEN9'. 
 
 Mat. 3. 18. bring fruits answ’erable to a. of life 
 AMEND.S. 
 
 Lev. 5.16. he shall make a. for the harm done 
 AiMEHCE. 
 
 Deut. 22. 19 . they shall a. him in 100 shekels 
 Amethyst; .see Agate Jacinth. 
 AMIABLE. 
 
 Psal. 84.1. how a. are thy tabernacles, O Lord 
 AMLSS. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. .37. w’e have sinned, we have done a. 
 Dan. .3. 29. spea.k any tiling a. against the God 
 Imke 23. 41. but this man hath done nothing a. 
 Jam. 4. 3. ask and receive not, because ye ask a. 
 AMONG. 
 
 Num. 14. 14. heard that thou, T ord, art a. them 
 Ezra 10. 18. a. the sons of the priests were found 
 Neh. 13. 26. yet a. many nations was no king 
 Job .33. 23. if an interpreter, one a. a thousand 
 .36.14. and their life is a. the unclean 
 Eccl. 6 . 1 . there is an evil common a. men 
 
 7 . 28. one a. 1000, but a woman a all those 
 Cant. 5. 10. the chiefest a. ten thcusanfl 
 
 .Ter. 5. 26. a. ivv peoiile are found wicked men 
 ATic. 7 . 2. and there is none upright a. men 
 Luke 1.28. blessed art thou a. women 
 
 10. 3. I send you forth as lambs a. wolves 
 .Tohn 6. 9 . but what are they a. so many? 
 
 Col. 1. + 18. a. all he might nave the pre-eminence 
 ANATHEMA. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 22. let him be a. maran-atha 
 
 ANCESTOR.S. 
 
 Lev. 26. 45. remember the covenant of their a. 
 ANCHOR. 
 
 Acts 27 . 30. as though they would have cast a. 
 
 Heb. 6.19. which hope we have as an a. of the soul 
 ANCIENT 
 
 Signifies, [1] Old, of former titrie. 1 Ofiron, 4. 22. 
 [ 2 ] Very Id men, loh IQ.. 12. [N] Men of former 
 
 times, 1 Sam. 24.13. [4] Governors, political and 
 ecclesiastical, Isa. .3.14. .ler. 19.1. 
 
 Deut. .3.3.15. for the chief things of the a. mountains 
 Judg. 5. 21. that a. river, the river Kishon 
 
 2 Kings 19. 25. of «. times, I formed it, Isa. 3~. 26. 
 
 1 Chron. .4. 22. and these are a. things 
 
 Ezra .3.12. were a. men, and had seen the first house 
 Job 12. 12. with the a. is wisdom, and in days 
 Prov. 22. 28. remove not the a. land mark 
 Isa. 3. 2. prudent and a. the I ord doth take away' 
 9 . 15. the a. and honourable, he is the head 
 19 .11. how say ye, I am the son of a. kings ? 
 
 2.3. 7- whose antiquity is of a. days 
 4-1. 7 . since I ajipointed the a. people 
 47 . 6 . upon the a. hast thou laid thy yoke 
 .51. 9 . awake, O arm of the I.ord, as in the a. days 
 .Ter. 18.15. caused them to stumble from a. paths 
 Ezek. 9. 6. then they began at the a. men 
 Dan. 7 . 9 . the a. of days did sit, whose garment 
 
 1.3. one like the Son of man came to a. of days 
 22. till the a. of <lays came, and judgment given 
 ANCIENTS. 
 
 1 Sam. 24.13. as saith the pioverb of the a. 
 
 Psal. 119 .100. I understand more than the a. 
 
 Isa. .3.14. Lord will enter into judgment w'ith thea. 
 24. 2.3. the I ord shall reign before his a. 
 
 Jer. 19 .1. takeof a. of the people and a. of priests 
 Ezek. 7 . 26. counsel shall perisli from the a. 
 
 8. 12. son of man. hast thou seen what the a. do ? 
 27 . 9. the a. of Gebal were in thee thy calkers 
 
 ANCLE-BONES. 
 
 Acts 3. 7. his a.-bones received strength 
 ANCId'S. 
 
 2 .S/7W.22.+ .37. thatmy’ a. did not slip, Psal. 18. t 36. 
 Ezek. 47 . 3. the waters were lo the a. 
 
 ANGLE 
 
 Signifies, A messenger, or bringer of tidings, t\m\ is 
 applied, [1] T- tho.re intellectual and immaterial 
 beings, whom God makes use of as his rnini'^ters 
 to execute the orders of providence, Kev. 22. 8. 
 [2] To Christ, who is the Mediator and Head of the 
 church, Zech. 1. 12. Rev. 10. 1. [3] To mi- 
 xiisters <f the gospel, who are ambas.sadors for 
 Christ, Rev. 2. 1. | 3. 1,7- [4] To such whom 
 
 God employs to execute his judgments. Rev. 
 
 15. 8. I 16. 1. [5] To devils. Mat. 25. 41. 1 
 
 Cor. 6. 3. 
 
 Gen. 22.11. a. of the I.ord said, Abraham, Abraham 
 24. 7 . he shall send his a. before thee, 40. 
 
 48.16. the a. who redeemed me from all evil 
 Exod. 23. 20. send a. before thee, 23. | ,32.34. 1.33. 2. 
 Num. 29. 16. sent an a. and brought us out of Egypt 
 Judg. 13.19. and the a. did wondrously 
 2 3'aw. 24.16. the a. sti’etched out his hand, the a. 
 
 that destroyed the people, 1 Chron. 21. 15. 
 17. David spake w hen he saw the a. that smote 
 1 Kings 13.18. a. spake to me by the word of Lord 
 19 .5. an a. touched Elijah and said arise and eat 
 
 1 Chr. 21.15. God sent an a. to Jerusalem to destroy 
 
 20. and Grnan turned back, and saw the a. 
 
 27 - the Ixird commantled the a. and he put up 
 
 2 Chron. 32.21. the 1 ord sent an a. which cutoff 
 Eccl. 5. 6. nor say before the a. it was an error 
 Isa. 63. 9. the a. of his presence saved them 
 Dan. 3. 28. 'iod who hath sent a. and flelivered 
 
 6. 22. my (v*xl hath sent his a. an ! shut up 
 Hos. 12. 4. yea, he had power over the a. 
 
 Zech. 1. 9. the a. that talked with me said, 4. 5. 
 
 1.3. Lord answered the a. that talked with me 
 
 14. the a. that communed with me said 
 
 19 . I said to the a. that talked, 4. 4. | 5.10. 1 6. 4. 
 
 2. 3. the a. that talked went out, and another a. 
 
 3. .3. with filthy garments, and stoo<l liefore the a. 
 
 5. 5. the a. ihat talked with me, went forth 
 
 6. 5. the a. answered, these are the four spirits 
 Mat. 28. 5. the a. answered the woman, fear not 
 Lvke 1.13. the a. said, fear not. Za -hai ias 
 
 19 . the a. answered and said, 1 am Gabriel 
 26. in the sixth month the a. Gabriel was sent 
 .30. the a. said to her, fear not, Mary 
 35. a. answered, Holy ( host shall come on thee 
 2. 10. the a. said to the shepherds, fear not 
 
 I. 3. suddenly there was with the a. a multitude 
 
 21. so named of the a. before he was conceived 
 
 22. 43. there appeared an a. strengthening him 
 
 John 5.4. an a. went do'wnata ce. tain season 
 12. 29. others said, an a. spake to him 
 Acts 6.15. as it had been the face of an a. 
 
 7 . .35. by hands of the a. that appeared in the bush 
 38. in the wilderness with the a. m hich spake 
 
 10. 7- when the a. which spake to Cc mefius 
 
 22. was warned from Gocl by an holy a. to send 
 
 11. 13. how he had seen an a. in his house 
 
 12. 8. the a. said to Peter, bind on thy sandals 
 
 9. that it was true which was done bj’ the a. 
 
 10. and forthwith the a. departed from him 
 
 II. the I.ord hath sent his a. and delivered me 
 
 15. Rhoda affinned, then said they, it is his a. 
 
 2.3.8. the f-'ailducees say, neither a. nor spirit 
 
 9. if a spirit or an a. hath spoken to him 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 14. is transformed into an a. of light 
 Gal. 1. 8. though we or an a. from heaven preach 
 Rev. 1. 1. and he signified it by his a. to lonn 
 
 2. 1. unto the a. of the church, 8.12,18. |.3.1,7,14. 
 5. 2.1 saw a strong a. proclaiming with lour! voice 
 
 7 . 2. 1 saw another a. ascending from the east 
 
 8. .3. and another a. came and stood at the altar 
 
 4. ascended before God out of the a . hand 
 
 5. the a. took the censer, and filled it with fire 
 
 7 . the first a. sounded I 8. second a. I 10. third a. 
 
 12. fourth a. I 9. 1. fifth a. \ 13. sixth a. soundetl 
 
 8. 13. 1 heard an a. flying through midst of heaven 
 
 9 . 11. which is the a. of thebcttomle^ pit 
 14. saying to the sixth a. loose the four angels 
 
 10. 1. 1 saw another a. come down, 18. 1.1 20.1. 
 5. and the a. which 1 saw stand on the sea 
 
 7 . but in the days of the voice of the seventh a. 
 
 8. go and take the book in the hand of the a. 
 
 10. I took the book ji 11.1. and the a. stood, sav ing 
 
 11. 15. seventh A. sounded, and there were voices 
 14.6.! saw another a. fly in the midst of heaven 
 
 8. another A. followedT saying, Babylon is 
 
 9. third a. followed H 15. another a. came, 17 . IR 
 
 19 . and the a. thrust in his sickle in the earth 
 
 16. 2. A. poured out his vial, 3, 4, 8 , 10, 12, 17 . 
 
 5. and 1 heard the a. of the watei’s say 
 
 17. 7- the A. said, wherefore didst thou marvel - 
 
 18. 21. and mighty a. took up astene like a great 
 19. 17 . and 1 saw an a. standing in the .sun 
 
 21 . 17 . the measure of a man, that is of the a. 
 
 22. 8. fell down to worship before the feet of a. 
 
 16. 1 Jesus have sent mine a. to testify to you 
 
 ANGEL cf God. 
 
 Exod. 14. 19 . A. of God who went before removed 
 Judg. 1.3. 6. like the countenance of an a. of God 
 
 1 Sam. 29 . 9 . art good in my sight, as an a. of God 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 17. as an a. of Gc^/, so is my lord. 19. 27. 
 
 20. wise according to the wisdom of an a. of Gcd 
 Acts 27 . 23. stood by me this night the a. of God 
 Gal. 4.14. but received me as an a. 1 f God 
 
 ANGEL of the Ixird. 
 
 Gen. 16.7- a. of the L. found Hagar by a fountain 
 
 9 . the A. of the Lords?ddi to her. 10. 11.1 22. 11. 
 
 Nvm. 22. 32, .35. Judg. 1.3. J8. 2 Kings 1. .3.1.5, 
 22. 11. A. of the L. called to him out of heaven, 15. 
 Num.22. 23. ass saw the A. cf the L. standing, 25. 27. 
 24. A. of the L. stood in a path of the vineyards, 26. 
 .31. Balaam saw a. of the L. standing in the way 
 .34. and Balaam said to a. of the L. 1 have sinned 
 .35. A. of the L. said to Balaam, go with the men 
 Judg. 2.1. a. of the L. came up,i Kings 19. 7. 
 
 Acts 12. 7- 
 
 4. when a. of the L. spake these words to Israel 
 
 5. 23. curse ye Meroz, said the a. of the Lord 
 
 6. 11. came an a. cf the L. and sat under an oak 
 
 12. A. of I.. appeared to Gideon, and said to him 
 
 21. the A. of the L. put forth the end of the statf 
 
 22. when (>ideon perceived*he was an a. of the L. 
 
 13.3. A. of the L. appearecl to the woman, and said 
 
 16. Mauoah knew not he was an a. of the L.. 21. 
 20. A. of the L. ascended in the flame of the altar 
 2 Sam. 24.16. a. of L. was by threshing, 1 Ch. 21 . 15. 
 2 Kingsl9. 35. a. cf L. smote in camp, Tsa. . 37 .36. 
 1 Chron. 21.12. a. of L. destroying throughout coasts 
 18. A. of the I,, commandeii Gad to say to David 
 30. afraid, becau.se of the sword of a. of the Irord 
 Psal. .‘H. 7 . a. of L. encamputh round them that fear 
 .35. 5. let A. of L. chase tl em li 6. persecute them 
 Zech. 1.11. they answered the a. cf the L. that stood 
 12. A. of I.. answered, wilt thou not have mercy 
 
 3. 5. A. of L. stood by Joshua 1! 6. a. of I., protested 
 
 12. 8. house of David as the a. of /-. before them 
 Mat. 1.20. A. of /-. appeared in'a dream, 2.1.3,19. 
 
 24. Joseph diet as the a. cf the L. had bidden him 
 28. 2. for the a. of the /-. descended from heaven 
 Lvke 1.11. there appeared to Zacharias an a. (f /-. 
 2. 9. A. of L. came upon them, and glory of Lord 
 Acts 5. 19 . a. of I,, by night opened the pfison-iloors 
 8. 26. A. of the Lord spake, to Philip, saving, arise 
 12.23. A. of L. smote Herod, because lie gave not 
 
AN G 
 
 ANGELS. 
 
 Gen. 19. 1. there came two a. to Sodom at even 
 15. when the morning arose, the a. hastened Lot 
 Psal. 8. 5. a little lower tlian the a.Heh. 2. 7, 9. 
 68. 17. the chariots of God are thousands of a. 
 
 78. 25. man did eat a. food, he sent them meat 
 49. and trouble, by sendinii evil a. among them 
 
 4. 11. a. came and ministered to, Mark 1. 13 
 13. .39. end of the world, the reapers are the a. 
 
 49. the a. shall come forth and sever the wicked 
 18. 10. their a. always behold the face of God 
 £4. .36. no man, not the a. in heaven, Mark 13. .32. 
 £5. 31. Son ot man, and all the holy a. with him 
 26.53. gi\e me moie than twelve legions of a. 
 Mark 8. 38. when the Son of man cometh in the 
 glory ot his father, with the holy a. Luke 9. 26. 
 12. 25. nor marry, but are as the a. in heaven 
 Litke 2. 15. as the a. were gone away from them 
 16.22. the beggar (lied, and was carried by the a. 
 20. .36. nor die, for they are equal unto the a. 
 
 24. 23. that they haO also seen a vision of a. 
 
 John 20.12. and seeth two a. in white, sitting 
 ■^tcts 7.53. who received the law by disposition of a. 
 ixom. 8. 38. nor life, nor a. aide to separate us from 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9. a spectacle to the world, to a. and men 
 
 6. 3. know ye not that we shall judge a. f 
 
 IL 10. to have power on tier head, bec ause of the a. 
 13.1. though 1 speak w ith tongues of men and a. 
 Gal. 3. 19. it was rdained by a. in the hand 
 o “fv”' beiruile you in worshipping of a. 
 
 2 Jhess. 1.7. revealed trom lieavenwith mighty a. 
 
 1 lim. 3.16. seen of a. preached to the Gentiles 
 
 o. 21. I charge thee before God and the elect a. 
 lUh. 1. 4. being made so much better than the a 
 
 5. to which ot the a. said he at any time, 13. 
 
 7. ot the a. he saith, who maketh his a. spirits 
 -.2. It the word spoken l>y a. was stedfast 
 
 5. to the a. hath he not put in subjection 
 16. lie took not on him the nature of a. but seed 
 
 12. 22. and to an innumerable company of a. 
 
 13. 2. tor some have entertained a. unaw'ares 
 X Pet. 1.12. which thines the a. desire to look into 
 
 3. 22. a. and pdwers being made subject to him 
 ~ Pet.^. -1. if God spared not the a. that siimed 
 11. whereas a. greater in powder and might 
 Jude 6. the a. who kept not their first estate 
 c seven churches 
 
 5.11. the voice ot many a. about the throne 
 
 «.,standingon the four corners 
 7i ^ voice to the four a. 
 
 11. all the a. stood round about the throne 
 8.13. trumpet of the three a. which are yet to sound 
 
 are bound in the river 
 
 p. the a. were loosed, which were prepared 
 
 14.10. be tormented in presence of the holy a. 
 
 21, 1*. twelve gates, and at the gates twelve a, 
 
 _ A N G f LS ay God. 
 
 Gcw. 28.12. a. a/ Gorf ascend and descend, John 1.51. 
 'll*' ^ind a, of (Jrod m' t him 
 
 A/ar. .30. but as a. of God in heaven, ilfar>t'12. 25. 
 
 12.8. him shall the Son confess before a. of God 
 rne, shall be denied before the a. of God 
 
 15.10. there IS loy in the presence of the a. of God 
 Ileh. 1. o. let all the a. oj Gorf worship him 
 
 . iff.f ANGfLS. 
 
 Job 4.18. and hi.t a. he charged with folly 
 
 ' charge. Mat. 4.6. LukeL 10. 
 
 10.3. 20. ye his a. which excel in strength 
 1 fo‘ maketh his a. spirits, Heh. 1. 7. 
 
 Tif , 'a.ll praise ye him 
 
 the hon ot man shall send forth his a. 
 
 16. .7. come in the glory ot his Father w ith his a. 
 
 ot i}' ^?ceat sound, Mark 13.27 
 
 41. fire prepared tor the devil and his a. 
 
 ’Mi'V confess,before my Father and his a. 
 n’ Ju -''“chael and his a. the dragon and his a. 
 
 J. the great dragon w'as cast out, and his a. 
 
 ■o' ANfrklv, 
 
 Mom. 10. 19. by a foolish nation I will a. von 
 g~. ^ , A N G E H, 
 
 Ihy brother’s a. turn away 
 p. and let not thine a burn against me 
 45. + 5. neither let there be a. in 3'our eyes 
 49. j. cursed be their a. for it was fierce 
 2o'"Alrnnt ®.^."^thedancing, Moses’ a. waxed hot 
 10 T •®t.“9t/he a. ot my lord wax hot 
 I wasarraid ofthea. and displeasure 
 oa of ^ccd may turn from the fierceness of his a 
 W, "t oM '"^^'^cth the heat of this great a. .s' 
 
 Jnda fi turned trom the fierceness of his a 
 
 ahated toward him 
 
 TaIa 1; ^h?suerus his a. burned m him 
 o dt' they consun.ed 
 
 JlI/oi ^ withdraw his a. the proud 
 ^ ^ ^cry oven in the time of thine a 
 
 .30. 5. tor his a. endureth but a moment 
 M. 8. cease from a. and forsake wrath, fret not 
 
 because of thine a. 
 
 74' hold of them 
 
 4k ei "^’y.'lcth thy a. smoke against the sheep 
 "I: 'I'-came up against Israel 
 
 Imie turned he his a. away 
 he cast on them the fierceness of his a 
 
 85'i *’'S «• be spared them not 
 
 4'i^nH P ‘ turned trom the tierceiie.ss of thine a 
 t m "• ♦"'y^cds us to cease 
 
 6. X' > t tbou draw out thine a. to all generations ’ 
 
 Hre consumed by thine a. ’ 
 
 103 Q power of thine a. ? 
 
 & ^15 1 h?I C'-cr, Jer. 3.5. 
 
 19 11 V'a- ^ grievous words stir up a. 
 
 21 14' S eleferreth his a. 
 
 «« H pnH 11 secret paciheth a. 
 
 «f4’’’S "• fail 
 Peel 7 0 cruel, ami a. is outrageous 
 11 i 16 ^thprif bosom of fools 
 
 Isa 5 V for “-.fcom thy heart 
 
 • .6. tor all this Ills a. is not turned away, 9. 
 
 i6'‘/o''ass ^csin wfthSria ' 
 
 ^^^shalutasp^“’J^®*'°‘^ mine a. and staff 
 snail tease, and my a, m their destruction 
 
 ANG 
 
 h thou wast angry, thine a. is turned 
 
 13.9. the dayoMlie Lord cometh with tierce a, 
 
 13. and in tiie dayof his tierce a. Lam. 1.12. 
 
 3 '. 27. name ot the I.ord cometh burning with a. 
 .TO. the Lord shall show tlie indignation of his a. 
 42. 25..tlieretore he poured on him fury of his a. 
 w. 9. lor my name’s sake will I defer mine a. 
 
 00.15. these are a smoke in mine a. 
 
 66. 15. Lord will come to render his a. with fury 
 •{fr. 2. 3j. surely his a. shall turn from me 
 3, I*. 1 will not cause inine a. to tall on you, I am 
 A ^ ^ ^'ili not keep mine a. for ever 
 
 -0. all the cities were broken down by his a. 
 lo'2't)e poured on this place 
 X..' With them in die time of thine a. 
 
 ^ IS desolate becau.se of Ids a. 
 
 'o?' c'f-f . been as a provocation of mine a. 
 
 JO the a. the Lord hatli pronounced 
 
 A, '*• been poured on .Jerusalem 
 
 JO c. wherefore mine a. was poured forth 
 49. 37- 1 will bnngevil on them, my fierce a. 
 Lam. 2.1. remembered not Ids footstool in day of a. 
 6. Lord hath clespised in the indignation of Ids a. 
 ~1. thou hast slain them in the day of thine a 
 22. m the day ot the Lord's a. none escaped 
 3. 4.5. thou hast covered with a. and persecuted us 
 4.11. he hath poured out ids fierce a. 
 
 Ljek. 5.13. thus shall mine a. he accomplished 
 7- 3. and 1 will send mine a. upon thee 
 «• accomplish mine a. on thee, 20. 8, 21. 
 
 -5.14. shall do in Edom, according to mine a. 
 o5. 11.1 will even do according to thine a 
 JJan. 9. 16. let thine a. be turned away 
 1 a' ^C’t execute the fierceness of mine a. 
 
 14. 4. tor mine a. is turned away from him 
 Amos^ 1. 11. his a. did tear perpetually, and kept 
 Jman 3. 9. it God wdl turn from his fierce a 
 Mie. 7.18. he retained not his a. for evei* 
 rti' i' o' abide the fierceness of his a. ? 
 
 ry",' tidne a. against the rivers ? 
 
 to pour upon them all my fierce a. 
 MarkZ. o. when he had looked on them with a. 
 
 Lph. 4. 31. let all a. be put away. Col. 3. 8 
 M^GYjK of the Pird. 
 
 Nnm ..5. 4. fierce a. of the Lord may be turned 
 
 7^:' ‘V ^§‘»nst Israel 
 
 l)eut.JL ~9. the a. of the Lord shall smoke against 
 Jnd^.i.lf.a.ojtheLord-a'Z2Lmsiliiv.20. | .3.8. I'lO 7 
 2 Kings 24. 20. thro’ the a. of the Lord it came to 
 
 r.., J o *1 , a. , . l^^ss, Jer. 52. 3. 
 
 JO* To <7 of the Lord is not turned away 
 
 12. lo. because of the fierce a. of the Lord, 25. 37. 
 
 7'T' Lflri/shall not return, 30. 24. 
 
 51. 45. deliver his soul from the fierce a. of the L. 
 
 o' o', A® '*• Lord h.ath divided’them 
 Zeph.j.. before the fierce a. of the L. come on you 
 3. it may be ye sliall be hid in the day of a. of L 
 ^ ^ . //i.ANGI'.R. ^ ■ 
 
 Gcw. 49. 6. for in their a. they slew a man 
 Lxod. 11. 8. he went out from Pharaoh in a. 
 
 23' which the I.ord overthrew m a. 
 
 28. tlie Lord rooted them out of the land in a 
 1 kam. 20 34. Jonathan rose from the table in a. 
 
 ~ K hron. 10. they returnerl home in great a. 
 
 Job 9. 5. which overturneth them in his a. 
 
 18. 4. he teareth Idmself in his a. 
 
 21.17. God distributeth sorrows in his a. 
 
 3o. lu. because it is not so, he hath visited in his a. 
 
 ^'Ghy a. Jer 10 24 
 
 7. 6. arise, O I ord, in thine a. lift up thyself 
 27. 9. put not thj’ servant away in a. 
 
 1' down the people, O Lord 
 
 It' J* hath he m a, shut up his tender mercies ^ 
 
 Isa. 1.3. 3. I have also called my mighty ones in a. 
 14. 6. he that ruled the nations in a. 
 
 63. 3. tor I will tread them in mine a. 6. 
 on fir against you, even in a. 
 
 oi' ' havedriven them in mine a 
 
 33. u. whom 1 have slain in mine a. and in my fury 
 
 3. he hath cut oft in a. all the horn ot Israel 
 3. OJ. persecute and destroy them in a. 
 
 Lzek._.j. +14. and I went in hot a. 
 
 1 M execute judgments in Ihee in a. 
 
 ro 11 shower in mine a. 
 
 J"' h ’"'*1 ^ arfd fury 
 
 Daa^ii on consumed them in mine a. 
 
 /7r’l 3 11 ^‘=J>^stroyed, neither in a. nor in battle 
 llos. 13. 11. 1 ga+cthee a king in mine a. 
 
 llfh ^ \'o ^ I'^l vengeance in a. 
 
 Uab. 3. 12. thou didst thresh the heathen in a. 
 
 n or, A, ANGLU kindled. 
 
 Vw'T'm J^®P/’’"''+s/{7'arf/fJagainstRache 
 1'i l ord was k. against Moses 
 
 V 1^- was k. 10. 12. 9 I oio go 
 
 oi To’ ® .smote the'ass' 
 
 C5 3^Vl nf n' Gndled against Falaam 
 to’ "'P® kindledTisamst Israel 
 
 'to f '•]?'- ‘^""*-,?4. 1. 2 Kings 1.3. .3. 
 
 " ^ kindled file same time 
 
 7 4^’<;o’wi'il ‘ against thee 
 
 V’4 the I nfTkPV aSHinsf you 
 
 OH Lord was k, airaiiist thi« Ijinri 
 
 3i. 17. mine a. shall be kindled in that day. Josh. 
 
 ANO 
 
 2 Kings I7.17. | 21. 6.1 23. 19. 2 Chr. .'1.3. 6. 
 
 32.16. with abominations provoked they him to a, 
 21. they havepr. me to a. I will pr. them to a 
 Judg. 2. 12. they bowed to them, and pr. the L. to a. 
 
 1 A iwgf 14. 9. made molten images to pr. 7a a. 15 .30 
 lo. made their groves pr. the Lord to a. 16. 7,13' 
 16. 2. to pr. me to a. with their sins, 2 Kings 17 
 11. Jer. 11. 17.1 .32. 29, 32. Lzek 16 06 
 3.3. Ahab did more to 77/-. the Lord to a. 'thanlL 
 00 rX' wberewith thou hast provoked me to a. 
 
 ..... 03. Ahaz pr. to a. the Lord God of Israel 
 ~ Kings _1. 15. they have provoked rne to a. since 
 
 ~. 17. forsaken me, that they might provoke me 
 _ y,, io a. 2 Chron. ,31. 25. Jer ^5 7 
 
 fathers 
 
 p 1^0 ^'®.' before the builders 
 I iai. /8. c>8. him witli hi^rh places 106 
 Prov. 20.2 whoso pr. him 7a a. sinilgh agai,^ 
 Isa. 1. 4. they havepr. the Holy One of Israel to a. 
 OJ. .f. a people that praaeZ-e me to a. continually 
 *^^0. 'may prara/fe me to a. f pr. to a 
 19. do theypr. me to a. ;| 8. 19. why have they 
 2a. 6 pr. me ootto a. jj .32. .30. Israel have pr. me to a. 
 r ’^'^i^kediiess to pr. me to a. Ezek. 8.17. 
 
 r/ provoke to a. the hearts of many 
 
 /.f'}" b phraim provoked him to a. bitterly 
 La/. 3. 21. lathers, provoke not your children to a. 
 
 „ »37aa;7a AiNGLR. 
 
 ■/J / 9. 17. art a God ready to pardon, slow to a. 
 
 J sat. lO.J. 8. s'low to a. plenteous in mercy, 145. 8. 
 
 "9 ^kow to a. appeasetli strife 
 
 T o slow to a. better than the mighty 
 
 J^.el — 1.3. slow to a. of great kindness, Jonah 4. 2. 
 J\an. 1. 3. the Lord is slow to a. great in power 
 ^ „ ANGERED. 
 
 1 esam 1. + 6. and her adversary also a. her sore 
 Psal. 106. 32. they a. him at the waters of strife 
 
 AN(iJ,E. 
 
 Pa. 19. 8. and all they that cast a. .shall lament 
 liab. 1. 15. they take up all of them with the a. 
 y. ANGHV. 
 
 ^0 a. I’ll speak, ,32. 
 
 45. 5. be not a. with yourselves that ye sold me 
 -Lea. 10. 16. and Moses was a. with j’leazar and 
 sJent. 1. 37. the Lord was a. witli me for you, 4.21. 
 
 Ai *1 "'9^ ‘o have destroyed you 
 
 *0. the J^ord was very a. with Aaron, 1 prayed 
 Oio/g. 18. 25. lest a. fellows run upon thee 
 
 2 6am. 19. 42. w'hcrefore be ye a. for this matter 
 I AingsS. 46. and thou be a. with them, 2 Ch. 6. 36. 
 
 11. 9. and the Lord was a. with Solomon, because 
 ~ Kings 17. 18. therefore the L. was«. wdth Israel 
 at”','* ?• y • wouldst thou not be a. with us till thou 
 Ac/i. 5. 6. J was ver^' a. w hen 1 heard their cry 
 kjal- -.12. kiss the Son, lest he be a. and ye perish 
 /• H- God IS a. with the wicked every day 
 ^6. 7. who may stand when once thou art a. ’’ 
 
 /9. 5. how long wilt thou be a. f 8t). 4. | 85. 5. 
 
 IG 17- he that is soon a. dealetli foolishh^ 
 ori' io wilderness, than with an a. woman 
 
 ■K 24. make no friendship with an a. man 
 n?f T, ■ '*• countenance, a backbiting 
 
 ?f-~V ?• stirreth up strife, and a furious man 
 J^'cl, 5. o. wheretore should (rod be a, at tiiy voice ' 
 
 7. 9. be not hasty in thy spirit to be a. 
 
 'Cant. 1 6. my motlier's children Avere a. svith me 
 Jj-a. 12. 1. though thou Avast a. with me, thine anger 
 Lzek. 16. 4*. 1 Avill bequiet, and Avill be no more a. 
 IJan. Q,. 12. tor tnis cause the kin.’ Avas a. 
 
 Jonah 4. 1. it di.spleased .Jonah, and he was A'ery a. 
 
 4. the Lord said, doest thou Aveil to be a.'! 9. 
 
 9. he said, I do Avell to be a. even unto death 
 Mat. 5. 22. Avhosoever is a. with his brother 
 
 , 16. 
 
 32. 2th for a fire is kindled in mine a. Jer l'>^ 11 
 "^'/ts kindled -AUTimk Gaal' 
 
 1 t" 1 * 9 'Avent up to liis father’s 
 
 on rVi ^i’ hcAvd, his a. was k. greafty 
 
 ol) s ’ sin i - ^7,‘‘'“St David, and he sai^ 
 
 7 ® c’t" kindled against .lonathaii 
 
 "lo I'zziah, 1 Chr. 13.10. 
 
 1^. 5, David Stf. was knidled aaainst the man 
 
 2 h mgs 2.3. 26 the .wrath wherewith his «. wa.s k 
 
 ^ rtf T kindled against .Judah 
 
 \o, a, of the Lord was kindled acainst AiTiayi; 4 h 
 Isa 5 25. the «. of the Lord k. against hi^Jeol^^e 
 k’ s' havefire in mini a.^ 
 yprh “-“'“St tliem, hoAv long 
 
 Zech. 10. .L mine a. avhs kindl. against the shepherds 
 
 71 l.l^^f’ke or Provoked to A^GVM. * 
 
 ^7^777.4. 25. to provoke him 7o a. 9.18 | 31 29 
 
 Luke 14. 21. the master ot the house being a. 
 
 1.5. 28. and he Ai as a. and Avould not go in 
 John 7 . 23. are ye a:, at me because 1 have made 
 Kph. 4. 26. be a. and sin not, let not the sun go doAvn 
 Jit. 1. 7. a bishop must be blameless, not soon a 
 l\ev. 11. 18. the '*• tt>y AA-rath is come 
 
 Gen. 42. 21 guilty, in that Ave saAv the a. of his soul 
 J^xod. 6. 9_. but they hearkened not to Moses for a. 
 ^c«7. ..25. tremble, and be in a. becau.se of thee 
 “7 I ?• ^P'" "• is come upon me 
 
 *V- T,'. ^ "j* speak in the a. of my siiirit 
 
 I 0 . .4. trouble and a. shall make him afraid 
 rt.ia/. 119 .143. trouble and a. have taken liold on me 
 7 /"« oo'i' ‘i'^ft'ess and «. come upon you 
 ‘2. look tothe eaith, and behold dimnes.sof, 7 . 
 30. 0. into the land ot fioubleand a. from whence 
 •^ivO’9 "- as of her that bringeth forth child 
 6. 24. 77 . hath taken hold of us, 49. 24. | 50. 4.3. 
 John 16. 21. she remembereth no more her z?. for joy 
 Korn ... 9 tribulation and a. upon every soul of man 
 - Cor. .. 4. tor out ot mucli a. ot heart 1 Avrote to you 
 AN ESI'. 
 
 Mat, 23. 2.3. ye pa3' tithe ot mint, a. and cummin 
 C, • -y r , A N (1 I N J 
 
 hignifies, [1] To pour oil upon. Gen. 28.18. | .31. 1.3. 
 LC) To consecrate and set one apart to an office ], 
 anointing being generally practised among the 
 ■lews on that / tcasion, to deiwte the person's 
 hemg endued with the gifts and graces of the 
 6pint, Exqd. 28. 41. [3] To u.se spiritual means 
 to get saving knowledge, Ivey. 3. 18. [1] To 
 
 smear, or daub, .lohn 9. 6, 11. [5] One parti- 
 ciilarly designed and cho.sen by (it’d to he the 
 l\ ing. Priest, and Prophet <f his church, namely, 
 Christ Jesus, who was filled with the Holy Ghost in 
 an extraordinary manner, and therchi/ consecrated 
 and authorised to he the Messiah, Psal. 2. ". I 
 4.5.7. Acts 4. 27. 16] A king, I.am. 4. 2or' 
 touch not mine anointed, Psal. lo5. 1.5. Hurt 
 not the people consecrated to myself by the gifts 
 and graces of my Sjnrit, nor t/wse especiu'lly 
 ammg themto whom f familiarly reveal my mmd 
 and will, that they may teach others. 
 
 4 hou anointest my head Avith oil, Psal. 2.3 .5 Thou 
 bestou est upon me the comwlations of thy 6’j irit 
 The anointing, 1 John 2. 27.. The 6p,iit of illu- 
 7ni7iation ^ great knowledge xti heavenly things 
 
 11 
 
ANO 
 
 ANS 
 
 API 
 
 Erod. 2fl. 41. shall a. anrl consecrate, 30. SO. I 40.15. 
 i!9. 7. take anointin'; oil and a. him, 4(). 13. 
 
 3(3. thou shall a. the altar to sanctify it, 40.10. 
 
 3 ). ‘16. thou shalt a- the tabernacle, 40. y. 
 
 40.11. thou shalt a. tlie laver and his foot 
 J.ev. 1(3. .3‘2. and the priest whom he sha 1 a. 
 
 J)eut. ‘2H. 40. but thou slialtnota. thyself with oil 
 Judg. 9. 8 . the trees went to a. a king over them 
 
 15. if ill truth ye n. me kirn;' over you 
 J?Kf//3. 3. wasl) thyself therefore and a. thee 
 
 1 Ham. 9.1(3. slialt a. him to tie captain over Israel 
 
 I, 5. 1. the 1/ir.i sent me to a. thee king over Israel 
 
 10. 3. thou shalt a. him whom I name unto thee 
 
 1C. the l.onlsaid, arise, a. him, this is he 
 
 2 Ham. 11. C. a. not thyself with oil, but be as 
 
 1 Kirtfft 1. 3t. let Zadok a. him kin'gover Israel 
 19.15. «. llazael kin"’|110. ci. )ehu,(z. Elisha 
 Jsa. Cl. 5. arise ye princes, and a. the shield 
 Dan. 9. Ct. seal up the vision, and a. the most Holy 
 
 10. 3. neither did 1 a. myself at all, till weeks 
 Amos 0. 0. a. themselves with the chief ointments 
 Mic. 0. 15. shalt tread the olives, but not ci. thee 
 Mat. 6. 17 . when thou fastest a. thine head 
 MarkW. 8. she is come to a. my body to the burying 
 10. 1. had bought spices that they misht a. him 
 Xjvke 7 . 40. my head with o.'l thou didst not a. 
 
 Jiev. 3. 18. and a. thine eyes with eye-salve 
 A NOIN 1 El). 
 
 F..Tod.Q9.€9. srarm. be Aaron’s sons after him. to a. 
 J.cv. 4. 3. if t!ie priest that is a. do sin according to 
 (3. CO. the ottering of Aaron, when he is a. 
 
 7 .30. in the day that he a. them, by a statute 
 
 8. 10. a. the tabernacle || 11. a. the altar, Kum. 7.1. 
 12. Moses poured oil on Aaron’s head, and a. him 
 
 Kum. 3. 3. names of the sons of Aaron which were a. 
 7 . 10. the princes offered after it was a. 84, 88. 
 
 1 Ham. 10.1. the Lord a. thee captain l| 15.17. a. Saul 
 
 10. 13. a. David, C Ham. C. 4, 7- I 5. 3, I 7 . I 12. 7. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 3, 0, 1C. 1 C/iron. 11. 3. I 14. 8. 
 
 2 Ham. 2. 7- the house of ludah have a. me king 
 
 3. . 39 . I am tliis day sveak, though a. king 
 
 12. 20. David arose from the eaith, and a. himself 
 
 23. 1. David the a. of the (iod of .lacob said 
 
 2. tO. yet have I a. my king on Zion 
 Jsa. 61.1. the Lord hath a. me to preach, Dike 4.18. 
 J-hek. 28. 14. thou art the a. cherub that covers 
 L.nke'l. 38. she kissed his feet and a. them 
 40. but this woman hath a. my feet with ointment 
 •John 1. t 41. we found the Messiah, which is the a. 
 
 9 . 0. he a. the eyes of the blind man with clay 
 
 II. .lesus made clay, and a. mine e 3 'es 
 
 11. 2. it was that Mary which a. the I.ord 
 
 12. 3. then took Mary ointment and a. feet of Jesus 
 Acts 4. 27 . holy child Jesus, whom thou hast a. 
 
 10. .38. how C.od rt. .lesus of N azareth with hol^’’ 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 21. he which hath a. us is God 
 
 ANOIN I'ED Ones. 
 
 Zech. 4. 14. thes."' are the two a. ones which stand 
 ilis ANOIN 1 ED. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.10. give strength, and exalt hom of/n> a. 
 
 12. .3. witness asainst me before the 1 ,ord and his a. 
 
 5. the lyjrd and his a. is witness this day 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 51. sheweth mercy to his a. PsaL 18.50. 
 Dsal. 2. 2. against the I.ord, and against his a. 
 
 20. 0. now know 1 that the I.ordsaveth his a. 
 
 28. 8. and he is the saving strength of his a. 
 
 Isa. 45.1. thus saith the Lord to7ic.9a.to Cyrus 
 Lord's ANOINTED. 
 
 1 .Sam. 16. 6. surelj’’ the Lord's a. is before him 
 
 24. 6. I should do this to my master, the L^ord'sa. 
 10. put my hand against my lord, for he is T,. a. 
 
 26. 9. stretch his hand aeainst L. a. and be guiltless 
 
 16. to die, because ye have not kept the Lord's a. 
 
 2 6a//? . 1.14. wastthou notafrai<i to destroy t!ie I.,.a.? 
 19 . 21. put to death because he cursed the a. 
 
 Imiu. 4. 20. tlie a. of Lord was taken in their pits 
 Mute ANOIN'I'ED. 
 
 ] .Sam. 2. 35. he shall walk before mine a. for ever 
 
 1 Citron. 16. 22. touch not mine a. Psal. 105. 15. 
 Dsal. 132. 17 . I have ordcdnecl a lamp for mitie a. 
 
 ANOIN PED zvith Oil. 
 
 Ntim. 35. 25. death of high priest a. with holy oil 
 
 2 Sam. 1. Cl. as though he had not been a. with oil 
 Psal. 45 . 7 . God a. thee tCf>/?(u7of gladness,/Je?}. 1.9. 
 
 89. 20. with my holy oil liave I a. him 
 92. 10. my horn exalt, I shall be a. zeith fresh o/V 
 Thine ANOIN TED. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 42. O Lord God, turn not away the face 
 
 of thine a. Psal. 1.32. 10. 
 Psal. 84.9- behold, O God, look on face thine a. 
 89. 38. thou hast been wroth with thine a. 
 
 51. thex' have reproached the footsteps of thine a. 
 liah. 3.13. wentesteven for salvation with thine a. 
 ANOIN 1 ED.Sl . 
 
 Den. 31.1.3. I am the God of Heth el where thou a. 
 Psal. 23. 5. a. my head xvith oil, my cup runneth 
 ANOINIING. 
 
 p.xod. 40. 15. their a. be an everlasting priesthood 
 Isa. 10.27- yokeshall be destroyed because of the a. 
 1 John. 2. 27- but the a. which ve have received of 
 him, as the same a. teachetli you all tilings 
 
 ANOIN I 1 NG (-i7. [cense 
 
 P.xod. . 37 . 29. he made the holy a. oil and pure in- 
 Lev. 8. 12. he poured of thea.o»7on Aaron's head 
 10. 7- for the a. oil of the Lord is upon you 
 
 21. 10. on whose head the a. oil was poured 
 P'um. 4.16. to the office of Eleazar pertainetli a. oil 
 Jam. 5.14. a. him with oil in the name ot the I.ord 
 
 ANON. 
 
 Mat. 1.3. 20. heareth. and a. with joy receiveth it 
 Alark 1, 30. mother lay sick,anda.they tell himof 
 .AN OTHER. [her 
 
 Den. 4. 25. appointed me a. seed instead of Abel 
 30. 24. the 1 ord shall add to me a. son 
 43. 7 . the man asked us, have ye a. brother ? 
 P.xod. 22. 9 . lost thing, which a. challengeth to be his 
 J.£v. 18. + 18. thou shalt not take one wife to a. 
 Num. 14. 24. Caleb, because lie had a. spirit 
 Judg. 2. 10. a. generation that knew not the Ixird 
 16.. 7- then shall 1 be weak, and be as a. man 
 1 Sam. 1(4. 6. and shalt be turned into a. man 
 9. and it was so, that God gave him a. heart 
 \2 
 
 1 Chron. 20. +22. and they smote one a. 
 
 J'.sth. 1.19. let the king give her royal estate to a. 
 Job 19 . 27 . whom mine eyes shall behold and not a. 
 Psal. 109 . 8. let a. take his olHce, Acts 1. 20. 
 
 Prov. 25. 9. and /iis-over not a secret to a. 
 
 27 . 2. let a. praise thee, and not thy own mouth 
 Isa. 42. 8. my glory will I not give to a. 48. 11. 
 44. 5. a. shall call himself by the name of .lacob 
 
 57 . 8. thou hast discovered thyself to a. than me 
 
 65. 15. and shall call his servants by a. name 
 
 66. + 17 . and purify themselves one after a. 
 llos. 3. 3. and thou shalt not be fora. man. 
 
 4. 4. yet let no man strix e nor reprove a. 
 
 Mat. 11. 3. art thou he, or do we look fora..** 
 
 Mark 14. 19. began to say, is it 1 r a. said, is it I ? 
 Luke 16. 7- then sairl he to a. how much owest thou ? 
 12. if not faithful in that which is a. man’s 
 
 2 Cor 11.4. a. lesus, a. .'spirit, or a. gospel 
 Oal. 1. 7- which is not a. but there be some 
 
 6. 4. then have rejoicing in himself, and not in a. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. +5. galllngsoneof a. destitute of the truth 
 llel). 3. 13. exhort one a. while called to day 10.25. 
 4. 8. he would not have spoken of a. day 
 One An (IT hi; It, see Love 
 One against ANO PH ER 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. if ewe man sin ai?a/7/.s;a. the judge shall 
 Jer. 13.14. 1 will dash them one against a. 
 
 1 Cor. 4.6. no one of you be puffed \xn one against a. 
 Jam. 5. 9 . grudge not one against a. brethren 
 One for ANO PH IIR. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 33. when ye come to eat, tarry one for a. 
 
 12. 25. members should have same care one f<r a. 
 Jam. 5. 16. pray one for a. that ye may be healed. 
 
 AN.SWER 
 
 Signifies, [1] To reply to a question, Prov. 26. 4. 
 [2] To begin to speak, when no question is asked, 
 Dan. 2. 26. Acts 5. 8. [3] To zeitnes.t, Gen. 30. 
 33. [4] To obey, Isa. 65. 12. Jer. 7. 13. [51 To 
 grant what one desires in prayer, Vs'A.^ .J. [ 86.7. 
 Isa. 65.24. [6] To giie account, iob9.i. \-k0. 2. 
 [ 7 ] To jmnish, Ezek. 14. 7. 
 
 Gen. 41.16. God shall give Pharaoh an a. of peace 
 Oeut. 20.11. if the city make, thee an a. of [leace 
 
 2 Sam. 24.13. see what a. I shall return to him 
 P.sth.A. 15. Esther bade them return Alordecaithisa. 
 Job 19.16. I called my servant, and he gave me no a. 
 
 32. 3. because they had f.iund no a. and condemned 
 
 35.12. there they cry, but none giveth a. 
 
 Prov. 15. 1. a soft a. turneth awav wrath 
 
 23. a man hath joy by the a. of his mouth 
 16. 1. the a. of the tomme is from the Lord 
 
 24. 26. shall kiss his lips that giveth a right a. 
 Cant. 5. 6. 1 called him, but he gax'e me no a. 
 
 Mic. 3. 7 . cover the lips, for there is no a. of God 
 Luke 20. 26. and they marvelleii at his a. 
 
 John 1.22. that we may give a. to them that sent us 
 19 . 9 . whence art thou ? Jesus gave him no a. 
 
 Horn. 11. 4. but what saith the a. of God to him ? 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 3. mine a. to them that do examine me is 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 1 9 . but we had (he a. of death in ourselves 
 2 7'im. 4.16. at my first a. none stood with me 
 
 1 Pet. 3.15. and be ready to gi - e an a. to ever.v 
 
 21. but the a. of a good conscience toxvards God 
 ANSWER.S. 
 
 Job 21.34. seeing in your a. remaineth falsehood 
 .34. 36. because of his a. tor xvicked men 
 Luke 2. 47 . and allxvere astonished at his a. 
 AN.SWER. Kerb. 
 
 Gen. 30. 33. so shall my righteousness a. for me 
 Dent. 27 .15. all the people shall a. and say, amen 
 
 1 Kings 18. + 26. they called, saying, O Paal, a. us 
 
 29. there was neither voice, nor any to a. 
 
 Job 13. 22. call thou, and 1 xvill a. and a. thou me 
 2.3. 5. I xvould knoxv the xvords that he xvould a. me 
 31. 14. xvhen he visiteth, xvhat shall I a. him ■’ 
 
 33.12. xvill a. thee, God is greater than man, 35.4. 
 40. 2. he that reproveth God, let him a. 
 
 Psal. 27 . 7 . ha'e mercy also on me, and a. me 
 65. 5. by terrible things in right, xviltfhou a. us 
 86 . 7 . ■will call on thee, for thou wilt a. me, .38. + 15. 
 102. 2. in the day when I call a. me speedily 
 108. 6. save xvith thy right hand, and a. me 
 143. 1. O Lord, inttiy faithfulness a. me 
 Prov. 15. 28. heart of the righteous studieth to a. 
 
 22. 21. that thou mightest a. the xvords of truth 
 26. 5. a. a fool according to his follv, lest he be 
 Isa. 11. 32. what shall one then a. the messengers 
 50. 2. xvhen 1 called xvas there none to a. ? 66. 4. 
 
 58. 9 . then shalt thou call, and the Lord xvill a. 
 Dan. 3.16. are not careful to a. thee in this matter 
 Joel‘1. 19. yea the T.ord xvill a. and say to his i/eople 
 flab. 2. 1. xvhat I shall a. xvhen I am reproved 
 Mat. 22. 46. no man was able to a. him a xvord 
 Mark 11. 30 . xvas it from heaven or of men a. me 
 
 14. 40. neither xvist tliey x\;hat to a. him. 
 
 Luke 11. "i. and he from within shall a. and say 
 12.11. hoxv or what thing ye shall a. or say 
 
 13. 25. he shall a. 1 knoxv you not xvhence vou are 
 
 21. IL not to me.'iitate before xvhat ye shall a. 
 
 2 Cor. 5.12. that ye may have somewhat to a. them 
 
 4. 6. may know hoxv ye ought to a. every man 
 I will AN.SW I R. 
 
 Job 1.3.22. call. lu'illa. 14.15. Ps. 91.15. .Ter. .3,3. 3. 
 Isa. 65. 24. come to pass, before they call I will a. 
 Etek. 14. 4. 1 the 1 ,ord will a. him that cometh, 7. 
 Not AN.SWER. 
 
 Gen. 45. 3. Joseph's brethren could not a. him 
 P.xod. 23. + 2. shalt not a. in a cause to decline 
 2 Sam. 3.11. he could not a. Abner a xvord 
 2 Kings 18. 36. king's command, xvas, a. not. Isa. 
 
 [36. 21. 
 
 .Toh 9 . 3. he cannot a. him one of a thousand 
 Prov. 1. 28. they shall call, hut I xvill not a. 
 
 26. 4. a. not a tool according to his folly , lest thou 
 29. 19. for though he understand, he xvill not a. 
 Isa. 65. 12. because xvhen 1 called, ye did not a. 
 Jer. 7 . 27 . thou shalt call, but they xvill we; a. thee 
 I.uke 14. 6. they could not a. him again to these 
 
 22. 68. if I ask vou, you xvill not a. nor let me go 
 
 AN.SWER ABLE. 
 
 P.xod. 38.18. a. to the hangings of the court 
 Mat. 3. t8. bring forth fruit a. to amendment 
 
 AN.SWERED. 
 
 Judg. 8. 8. men of Penuel a. as the men of Succoth a. 
 
 1 Ham. 3. 4. the I^rd called, and he a. here am 1,16. 
 18. 7- the women a. one another as they played 
 
 2 Ham. 19. 42. the men of .ludah a. the men of Israel 
 
 1 Kings 2. 3(1. thus said .loab, and thus he a. me 
 12. 13. the king a. people roughly, 2 Chron. 10.13. 
 18. 26. but there w as no voice, nor any that a. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 9. the man of (iod a. the I.<)rd is able 
 Job 11.2. should not the multitude of xvords be a. ? 
 Ezek. . 37 . 3. I a. O Ivonj Gcxl, thou knoxvest 
 Dan. 2.14. Daniel a. with counsel and xvisilom 
 Mic. 6. 5. what I'alaam the son of beora. him 
 Mat. 27 . 12. xvhen he was accused he a. nothing, 14. 
 
 Mark 14. 61. I 15. 3, 5. Luke 23. 9. 
 Mark 12. 28. perceiving that he had a. xve 1 
 31. when .lesus saxv that he a. discreetly 
 Acts 15. 13. after they held their j/eace, .lames a. 
 
 22. 8. I a. xvhoart thou. Lord ' and he said tome 
 
 25. 8. xvhile he a. for himself, 26. 1. 
 
 A.N.SWERED, meant of Gov. 
 
 Gen. 35. 3. who a. me in the day of my distress 
 Prod. 19 . 19 . Moses spake, and God a. him by avoice 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . + 9. .Samuel cried, and the I/mi a. him 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 1. and the lord a. it is for Saul 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 26. he a. him from heaven by fire 
 
 28. when David saxv that the Lord had a. him 
 P.ia/. 81. 7 . I a. thee in the secret place of thunder 
 99. 6. they called on the lord, and he a. them 
 118.5. the Ixird a. me, and set me in a large place 
 I\a. 6. 11. he a. till the cities be xvasted xxith-.ut 
 Jer. 23. 35. xvhat hath the Ixird a. and spoken, 37. 
 Ilab. 2. 2. the Lord a. me, xvrite the vision 
 Zech. 1. 13. the Lord a. the angel that talked 
 Mat. 20. 1.3. he a. one of them and said, friend 
 
 25. 26. his lord a. and said, thou xvicked servant 
 AN.SWERED not. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 20. she a. not, nor did she regard it 
 
 14. 37 . but he a. him not that day, 28. 6. 
 
 2 Ham. 22. 42. h/oked, but a. them we;, Ps. 18. 41. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 21. and the people a. him not a xvord, 
 
 2 Kings 18. 36. Isa. 36. 21. 
 Jer. 7 . 13. and I called 3 011 , but 3 0 a. not, 35. 17 . 
 Mat. 15. 23. but he a. her not a xvord 
 AN SW ER ED and said. 
 
 Exod. 4. 1. iMosesa. cindsaid, they xvill notbeliex'e 
 
 2 Kings’!. 13. one of his servants a. and said, let some 
 Nell. 2. 20. then a. 1 them and said unto them 
 Job3.i2..1oba.ands.6.1. j 9.1. 1 12.1. ) 16.1. 119.1. 
 Isa. 21. 9 . he a. and said, bab 3 don is fallen, is fallen 
 Jer. 11. 5. then a. I and said, so be it, O Lord 
 
 ANSM EREDSr. 
 
 Psal. 99. 8. thou a. them, O T.ord our Gofl, thou 
 138. 3. in the day xvhen I cried thou a. me 
 ANSU ERES P. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 14. David cried, a. thou not, Abner ? 
 Job 16. 3. xvhat emboldeneth thee, that thou a. ? 
 Mat. 26. 62. a. thou nothing? Mark 11. 60. 1 15.4. 
 John 18. 22. a. thou the high-priest so ' 
 
 Rom. 9. + 20. xvho art thou t'oat a. against God ? 
 AN.su EREIH. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 15. God is departed and a. me no more 
 
 1 Kings 18. 24. let the God that a. b 3 ' fire, be God 
 Job 12. 4. who calleth on God, and he a. him 
 Prov. 18. 13. that a. a matter before he heareth 
 
 23. the poor entreat, but the rich a. roughly 
 27 . 19. as face a. to face, so the heart of man 
 
 Eccl. 5. 20. God a. him in the jo 3 ’ of his heart 
 10. 19 . xvine maketh merrx’, but money a. all things 
 Mai. 2. +12. Ixird will cut off him that xvaketh and a. 
 Gal. 4. 25. and a. to .lerusalem that noxv is 
 ANSWERING. 
 
 Luke 23. 40. but the other a. rebuked him 
 Tic. 2. 9 . servants be obedient, not a. again 
 AN P, 8. 
 
 Prov. 6. 6. go to the a. thou sluggard, consider 
 
 30. 25. the a. are a people not strong, 3 ’et prepare 
 AN I'KOn PY.. 
 
 Isa. 23. 7 . jo 3 'Ous citx', whose a. is of ancient da 3 ’S 
 
 Anvil. 
 
 Isa. 41. 7 . encouraged him that smote the a. 
 
 “ AN Y. 
 
 P.xod. 11. 7 . against a. of the children of Israel 
 Lev. 4. 2. if a soul shall sin against a. of the com¬ 
 mandments, 13, 22, 27 . I 5. 17 . 
 6. 3. lieth. in a. of all these (hat a man doth 
 Dent. 32. 39. nor a. that can deliver out of 1113 ' hand 
 
 2 Ham. 7 . 7 . spake 1 a xvord xvith a. 1 Chron. I 7 . 6 . 
 9. 1. is there yet a. left of the house of Saul - 
 
 1 Kings 18. 26. xvas no voice, nor a. that ansxyered 
 Job 33 . 27 . he looketh, and if a. sa 3 ', I have sinned 
 Psal. 4 . 6 . many say, xvho xvill slioxv us a. good ? 
 
 5. + 9 . no faithfulness in the mouth of a. ot them 
 Prov. .30. 30. a lion turneth not axva 3 ' for a. 
 
 Isa. 44. 8 . there is no God, 1 know not a. 
 
 Amos 6 , 10. he shall sa 3 ’, is there yet a. xvith thee ? 
 Mark 8 . 26. nor go nor tell it to a. in the texvn 
 11 . 25. forgixe, if 3 0 have ought against a. 
 
 Luke 8. 43."had spent all. nor could be healed of a. 
 Acts 9 . 2. if he found a. of this xvay, men cr xvomen 
 
 1 Cor. 6.12. I xvill not be brought under poxxer pf a. 
 .Tam. 1. 5. if a. lack xvisdom, let him ask of God 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9 . not xxilling that a. should perish 
 
 2 John 10. if there come'a. and bring not this doctrine 
 Hee I'lKTHKR, Gou, M\n, Mork, Thing, 
 Time, Wise. Any while, see De.vu, 
 APACE, see Elee, Ei.eu. 
 
 APAR I. 
 
 P.xod. 13. 12. shalt set a. all that open the matrix 
 Lev. 15. 19 . she shall lie put a. seven days 
 18. 19 . thou shalt not approach, as long as she is a. 
 Neh. 12. + 47 . set a. holy things to the Levites 
 /La/. 4. 3. the Lord hath set a. him that is goilly 
 Zech. 12. 12. every famiLv a. their xvix es a. 14. 
 Mat. 14. 13. Jesus departed into a desxTt place a. 
 
 23. he xvent up into a mountain a. I 7 .1. Luke 9. 28. 
 
 17 . 10. then came the disciples to Jesus a. 
 Mark'd. 31. and he said, come ye ' ourselves a. 
 Jam. 1. 21. wherefore lay a. all filthiness 
 Ares, see Pexcocrs. 
 
 APIECE. 
 
 Num. 3. 47 . thou shalt take five shekels a. by poll 
 
APP 
 
 APP 
 
 APP 
 
 _Vw»«.7.86. the golden spoons weighing ten shekels a 
 17.6. eveo' one of their princes gave him a rod a. 
 1 KmgsT. 15. two pillars eighteen cubits high a. 
 L7ike 9. 3. neither take money, nor have two coats a 
 John 2.6. containing two or three tirkins a. 
 Ai'ollyon, see Greek. 
 
 APOSTLE 
 
 Si^ifies, A messenger sent upon any special errand, 
 Rorn. 16. 7- 2 Cor. 8. 23. It is applied, [1] To 
 Christ Jesus ; ~vho was sent from heaven to assume 
 our nature, and reork out our salvation, with axi- 
 thority to execute his pnphetical and all his ojjices, 
 and to send forth his apostles to publish the gospel, 
 Heb. 3. 1. 1.2] To a minister immediately sent by 
 Christ to preach the gospel. Mat. 10. 2. Gal. 1.1. 
 llom. 1.1. Paul called to be an a. 1 Cor. 1.1. 
 
 11.13. inasmuch as I am the a. of the Gentiles 
 1 Cor . 9. 1. am I not an a. ? am I not free.' 2. 
 
 15. 9. that am not meet to be called an a. 
 
 £ Cot. 1.1. Paul ana. of Jesus Christ, Eph. 1.1. 
 
 Col. 1.1 . 1 Tim. 1.1 . 2 1. 1. Gal. 1.1. 
 
 12.12. the signs of an a. were wrought among you 
 1 'JVwi. 2.7. whereto lam ordained an a. 2 TimA.ll 
 Tit. 1. 1. Pauj a servant of God, and a. of Christ 
 Heb. 3.1. consider the a. and high-priest of our prof. 
 APOSTLES. 
 
 Mat. 10. 2. now the names of the twelve a. are these 
 Mark 6. 30. the a. gathered themselves together 
 Ltike 6. 13. he chose twelve, whom he nanied a. 
 
 9. 10. the a. when they were returned, told him 
 
 11. 49. 1 will send them prophets and a. 
 
 17. 5. the a. said to the T.ord, increase our faith 
 22. 14. he sat down, and the twelve a. with him 
 
 24.10. the women told these things to the a. 
 
 Acts 1. 26. he was numbered with the eleven a. 
 
 2. 43. many signs were done by the a. 5.12. 
 
 4. 35. laid them down at the a. feet, 37. | 5. 2 
 5.18. laid their hands on the a. and put them 
 8. 1. were all scattered abroad, except the a. 
 
 Horn. 16. 7- who are of note among the a. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9. God hath set forth us the a. last 
 
 12. 28. (iod hath set first a. |1 29. are all a. 
 
 15. 9. for 1 am the least of the a. that am not meet 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 5. not a whit behind the chiefesta. 12.11. 
 13. such are false a. deceitful workers 
 
 Cal. 1. 17. nor went to them that were a. before me 
 19. but other ot the a. saw 1 none, save .lames 
 Eph. 3. 5. as it is now revealed to his holy a. 
 n. he gave some a. and some prophets 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 6. been burdensome as the a. of Chriist 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 2. of the commandment of us the a. of Lord 
 Jude 17. the words spoken before of the a. 
 liev. 2. 2. them wlach say they are a. and are not 
 
 18. 20. rejoice over her, ye holy a. and prophets 
 
 . . APO.SlLE.SillP 
 
 Signifies, The o.lfice if the apostles ; which teas, to 
 preach the gospel, baptize, work miracles,plant and 
 
 confirm churches, and ordain ministers,M&t 10 1 
 I 28. 19. Acts 14. 23. 1 Cor. .3. 6. 
 
 Acts 1. 25. that he may take part of this a. 
 
 Horn. 1. 5. by whom we have receivecl grace and a 
 1 Cer. 9.2. the seal of mine a. are ye in the Lord 
 Gal. 2.8. wrought eff ectually in Peter to the a 
 .APOniECARV. 
 
 Erod. ,30. 25. ointment compounded after art of a 
 35. a confertion after the art of the a. 37. 29. 
 
 Eccl. 10, 1. dead flies cause the ointment of the a 
 
 . apparextlt. 
 
 fiium, 12. 8. with even a. and not 
 
 Judg. 14. 119. .'?amson slew .30 men, and took a 
 ^ Isam. 12. 20. David arose and changed his a. 
 
 I Kings 10. 5. queen of Sheba had seen the attend¬ 
 
 ance ot his ministers, and their a. 2 Chron. 9 4 
 Esa. 3. 22. the changeable suits of a. and mantles 
 4.1. we will eat ourown bread and wear ourown a 
 63. 1. who IS this that is glorious in his a. ? 
 
 Aeph. 1.8. and all such as are clothed in strange a 
 Acts 1. 10. two men stood by them in white a 
 20. 33. I have coveted no man’s silver or a. 
 
 X 1 ?ai.2.9.that women adorn themselves in modest a 
 •Jttm. 2. 2. it a man come in goodly a. and a poor 
 
 II et, 3. 3. not ot wearing gold, or putting on a» 
 
 See Royal. 
 
 apparelled. 
 
 U Sam^ 1.3^ 18. the king’s daughters, virgins, were a. 
 
 gorgeously a. 
 
 Eukel. 25. behold they which are 
 ^ APPEAL, ED. 
 
 Acts 25.11. noman deliver me, I a. unto Cesar, oj 
 o2. been set at liberty, if he had not a. to Cesar 
 28,19. 1 was constrained to a. to Cesiu- 
 APPEAR 
 sight, Gen. 1. 9. Ileb. 11. 3. 
 
 [2 
 
 [3 
 
 [4] 
 
 Jo come bejore, Lxod. .34. 23. Acts 22. ,30 
 Jo be discovered, or laid open, Jer. 13. 26. 
 Jo pr^ent one's self as an advocate, Heb. 9.24 
 ’ letthedry landa. anditwasso 
 Jx,xod, 15. and none shall a. before me emptv' 
 
 1- 41, Cent. 16 . lo' 
 
 ^11 males shall a. 
 
 Shalt go to a. 
 whenall srael is come to a. before L. 
 
 ir"\ 7*u’ ^ before Go<l 
 
 W. 16. let thy vyork a. to thy servants, and glory 
 
 lowers a. on the earth, the time of 
 t' ^ ^ hock of goats that a. 6. 5. 
 
 T^' when ye come to a. before me 
 
 '01 o."’’*' h'seover, that thy shame mav a. 
 nficrr in all your doings your sinsdo a 
 
 hiat they may a. to men to fast 
 
 «4 30 m'nn" o\hwardly fl rioliteous to men 
 li h'en shall a. the sign of the .'^on of man 
 
 10 ^11 ii • . y^ ^ graves which a. not 
 
 Arffoc, thought the kingdom of God should a. 
 i things in which 1 will a. to thee 
 
 Kix!' U vi' hut sin, that it might a. sin, working 
 Col i X ? i"- h®^ote the judgment seat 
 
 1 T.'I' 1 "'h« >s our life shall a. then 
 
 ^ 'hy profiting may a. to all 
 
 presence of God for us 
 
 11 h>em shall he a. the second time to salvation 
 
 11. 3. were not made ot things which do a. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. where shall the ungodly and sinner a. f 
 
 5. 4. when the chief .Shepherd sliall a. shall receive 
 1 JohnQ. 28. when he shall a. we may have confidence 
 3. 2. it doth not yet a. what we shall be, but we 
 know that when he shall a. we shall be like him 
 Pev. 3. 18. the shame of thy nakedness do not a. 
 
 APPl’AR, referred to GoP. 
 
 Lev. 9. 4. for to-ylay the I^rd will a. to you, 6. 
 
 16. 2. 1 will a. in the cloud on the mercy-seat 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 27. did 1 plainly a. to the house of thy 
 
 father 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 7. that night did God a. to .Solomon 
 Pfa/. 162.16. build up Zion, he shall a. in his glory 
 Isa. 66. 5. but he shall a. to your joy, they ashamed 
 Acts 26. 16. of those things in the which 1 will a. 
 
 APPEARANCE. 
 
 Num. 9.15. was on tabernacle as the a. of fire, 16. 
 
 1 Sam. 16.7. for man looketh on the outward a. 
 Dan. 8.15. stood before me as the a. of a man, 10.18. 
 
 10. 6. his face as the a. of lightning, his eyes as 
 John 7. 24. judge not accortlihg to the a. but judge 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 12. which glory in a. and not in heart 
 10. + 1. who in outward a. am base among you 
 
 7. do ye look on things after the outward a.? 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 22. abstain from all a. of evil 
 APPEARED. 
 
 Gen. 12.7. the T„a.to Abram and said, I7.1. ! 18.1. 
 26. 2. the r.x)rda.to Isaac, and said, go not, 24. 
 
 48. .3. Jacob said, God Almighty a. tome at Luz 
 Exod. 3.2. angel of the Lord a. in midst o^the bush 
 4. 1. they will say, the Lord hath not a. to thee 
 
 6. 3. 1 a. to Abraham by name of God Almighty 
 14. 27. the sea returned when the morning a. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 16. and the channels of tlie sea a. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 9. which had a. to Solomon twice 
 
 2 Kings 2. 11. behold there a. a chariot of fire 
 Keh. 4. 21. we laboured in the work till the stars a. 
 Jer. 31. .3. the Lord hatha, of old tome, sajing 
 Mat. 2. 7- I lerod inquired what lime the star a. 
 
 13. 26. the blade sprung, then a. (he tares also 
 17. 3. there a. to them Moses and Elias, Mark 9.4. 
 27.53. and went into the holy city, and a. to many 
 Mark 10. 9. Jesus a. first to Mary Magdalene 
 
 12. after that he a. in another form to two of them 
 14. after he a. to the eleven as they sat at meat 
 Luke 1.11. there a. to him an angel of the Toni 
 9. 31. who a. in glory, and spake of his decease 
 22. 43. there a. an angel to him, strengthening him 
 24. 34. the I ord is risen indeed, and a. to Simon 
 Lets 2. 3. there a. to them cloven tongues like fire 
 
 7. 2. the God of glory a. to our father Abraham 
 9. 17. even Jesus, that a. to thee in the way 
 
 26. 16. I have a. to thee for this purpose 
 
 27. 20. and when neither sun nor stars a. 
 
 Tit. 2. 11. the grace of God hath a. to all men 
 
 3. 4. after the love of God toward man a. 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. in the end hath he a. to put away sin 
 Pev. 12. 1. there a. a great wonder in heaven 3 
 
 APPEARETH. 
 
 Lev. 1.3.4.3. as the leprosy a. in the skin of the flesh 
 Dcut. 2. .30. that he might deliver him, as a. this 
 Psal. 46. t 5. God shall help her, when morning a 
 84. 7. every one of them in Zion a. before God 
 Prov. 27. 25. the hay a. and the tender gra.ss 
 Jer. 6.1. for evil a. out of the north, and destruction 
 Mai. .3. 2, and w ho shall stand when he a. f 
 Jam. 4.14. your life is even as a vapour tliat a. 
 APPEARING. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 14. keep commandment till a. of our L. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 10. but is now made manifest by the a. 
 
 4. 1. whoshall judge the quick and dead at his a. 
 
 8. but to all them also that love his a. 
 
 Tit. 2. 1.3. looking for glorious a. of (he great God 
 1 Pet. 1. 7. be found to praise at the a. of Jesus 
 
 appea.se. 
 
 Gen. 32. 20. I will a. him with the present 
 APPEASED, ETH. 
 
 Esth. 2. 1. Ahasuenis a. he remembered Vashti 
 Prov. 15.18. he that is slow to anger a. strife 
 Acts 19. 35. when the towm-clerk had a. the people 
 APPERI'AIN. ^ 
 
 Num. 16. .30. earth swallow them, with all that a. 
 Jer. 10. 7. who would not fear, for to thee doth it a. 
 See Pertain. 
 
 APPERTAINED. 
 
 fium. 16. 32. and all the men that a. to Korah, 33 
 APPERf AINETir, ING. 
 
 Lev. 6. 5. and give it to him to whom it a. 
 
 Pom. 4.1. Abraham, our father, as a. to the flesh 
 APPETITE. 
 
 Job ,38. .39. Aviltthou fill the a. of the young lions ’ 
 Prdv. 23. 2. to thy throat, if thou be a man given to a. 
 J',cct. 6. 7. all labour for mouth, yet a. not filled 
 Isa. 29. 8. but he awaketh, and his soul hath a 
 56. 111. tliey are strong of a. not satisfied 
 APPLE of the eye. 
 
 Dcut. .32. 10. he kept him as the a. of his eye 
 Psal. 17. 8. keep me as the a. of the eye, hide me 
 Ifrov. 7. 2. keep my law as the a. of thine eye 
 I.afyK 2. 18. let not the a* of cease 
 
 Zeeh. 2. 8. touchelh you, toucheth the a. of his eve 
 APPLE-TREE. 
 
 Cant.^. .3. as the a.-tree among the trees of the wood 
 8. 5. 1 raised thee up under the a.-tree, thy mother 
 Joel 1. 12. the palm-tree and a.-tree are withered 
 APPLES. 
 
 Prov. 25. 11. like a. of gold in pictures of silver 
 Cant.Q. 5. comfort me with a. for 1 am sick ot love 
 7.8. breasts as clusters, and smell of thy nose like a 
 APPLY. 
 
 Psal. 90. 12. that we may a. our hearts to wisdom 
 Prov.^. 2. and a. thine heart to understandimr 
 22.17. hear words, a. thine heart to my know ledge 
 23.12. a. thine *‘ear^t fi|^mstniction, and thine ears 
 
 Feel. (. 25. T a. my heart to know and seek wdsdom 
 8. 9. la. my heart to every work that is done 
 16. when 1 a. mine heart to know wisdom 
 Hos. 7. t 6. they have a. their heart like an oven 
 . , APPOINT 
 
 Signifies, [1] To constitute or ordain. Josh. 20. 9. 
 
 12] To assign or allot, Num. 4. 19. [3] To set 
 
 over, Gen. 41. 34. Lev. 26. 16. [4] To decree. 
 Acts 17. 31. , Hob. 9. 27. [5] 'J'er purpose or re~ 
 solve. Acts 20. 13. [6] To promise, Luke 22. 29. 
 L7] 2'o nominate or prefix. Acts 28. 23. [8] 'I'a 
 command or order, 2 Sam. 15. 15. [9] To establish 
 or settle, Prov. 8. 29. [10] To set, or place, 
 
 2 Kings 10. 2-4.^ Nell. 7. 3. [11] To limit, 1 Sam. 
 
 13. 11. [12] 'To ordain or set apart for an ojfice. 
 Acts 6.3. f j M , 
 
 Gen. 30. 28. a. me thy wages, and I will give it 
 41. 34. letPhai aoh a. officers over the land 
 J^v. 26. 16. I will a. oyer you tenor, consumption 
 10. Aaron and his sons a. every one to service 
 ^ ^am, 6, Cl. to a. me ruler over the people of Lord 
 
 7. 10. 1 Avill a. a place for my people Israel, and 
 ./ob 14.13. that thou wouldest a. me a set time 
 T>a,26.1.salvation willGod a.for walls and bulwarks 
 
 61. .3. to a. them that mourn in Zion, to give 
 Jer. 15. 3. I will a. over them four kinds, saitli Ixjrd 
 49. 19. and who is a chosen man that I may a. 
 
 over her I who will a. me the time ' 56. 44, 
 ol, 27. will the kingdoms a. a captain against her 
 Esek. 21. 19. a. thee two ways l| 26. a. a way that 
 Hos. 1.11. they shall a. themselves one head 
 Mat. 24. 51. a. him his portion with the hypocrites 
 Luke 12. 46. a. him his portion with unhelievers 
 22. 29. I a. you a kingdom, as my Lather unto me 
 Acts 6. 3. seven men whom we a. over this business 
 ^ APPOINTED. 
 
 Cen. 24.14. be she that thou hast a. for thy servant 
 Num. 9. 2. Israel keep the passover in a. seasons, 3. 
 7. may not offer an offering, but at an a. season 
 1.3. because he brought not off ering in a. season 
 Josh.QO. 9. these were the cities a. for refuge 
 JudgAO.oQ. there was an a. sign betwei-n Israel and 
 
 1 Sam. 13.11. thou earnest not within the <lays a. 
 19.26. Samuel standing as a. oeertlieni, the Spirit 
 
 2 Sam. 17.11. the I ord ha;l a. to defeat the counsel 
 1 A mgs 1. .35. I have a. him to be ruler over Israel 
 
 20. 42. let go a man whom I had a. to destruction 
 Neh.J).E thou hast a. prophets to preach of thee 
 9.17. in their rebellion a. a captain to retuni, but 
 JobL- 3. and wearisome nights are a. tome 
 
 14. 5. thou hast a. his bv^imds, that he cannot pass 
 26. 29. and the heritage a. to him by God 
 30.23. to death, and to the house a. fer all living 
 P.faA44.il. thou hast given us like sheep a. for meat 
 
 78. 5. a. a law in Israel, which he commanded 
 
 79. 11. preserve thou those that are a. to die 
 ll'2. 20. to loose those (hat are a. to death 
 
 Prov. 7. 20. he will conie home at the daj- a. 
 
 8. 29. when he a. the foundations of the earth 
 .31. 8. in cause of all such as are a. to destruction 
 
 Isa. 1. 14. new-inoons and your a. feasts my soul 
 44. 7. and who, since 1 a. the ancient peoiile 
 Jer. 5. 21. he rcserveth the a. weeks of the harvest 
 47. 7. against the sea-shore, there hath he a. it 
 Ezek. 4. 6. 1 have a. thee each day for a year 
 Mtc. 6. 9. hear ye the rod, and who hath a. it 
 Mat. 27. 10. gave for the potter’s field, as the L. a. 
 Luke 3. 13. exact no more than wiiat is a. you 
 10.1. after these the I.ord a. other seventj' 
 
 22. 29. to you a kingdom, a.s my Fatlier hath a. me 
 Acts 1. 23. they a. two, Joseph and IMatthias 
 17. .31. he hath a. a day in which he will judge 
 1 Cor. 4.9. God hath set us apostles last, a. to death 
 
 1 Thess. 3. .3. for j'ou know mat we are a. thereto 
 5.9. God hath not a. us to wrath, but to obtain 
 
 2 TiTO.l.ll. whereunto ! am a. a preacher, aiiostle 
 Tit. 1.5. and ordain elders in every citv, as I a. 
 
 Heb. 3. 2. who xvas faithful to him that'a. him 
 
 9. 27. and as it is a. to men once to die, but after 
 
 1 Pet. 2.8. disobedient, wliereunto also they were a 
 APPOINTED time and times. 
 
 Gen. 18. 14. at the time a. will 1 return to thee 
 Exod. 9.5. the Ixird a. a set saying, to-morrow 
 
 23.15. thou shalt eat unleavened breiwl in time a. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 8. according to the set time Samuel a. 
 
 20. 35. .Jonathan went into the field at the time a. 
 
 C CO. 5. tan led loneer thaji the set time a. him 
 Esth. 9. 27- according to their a. timetyury year 
 JobT. 1. is there notan a. time to man on earth ^ 
 14. 14. all thedaysof my a. time will 1 wait till 
 Psal. 81. 3. blow up the trumpet in the time a. 
 Isa. 14. 31. and none shall be alone in his a. times 
 46. + 2. cry, that her a. time is accomplished 
 Jer. 8.7. the stork in heaven knoweth her a. times 
 46.17. Pharaoh, he hath passed the time a. 
 
 Dan. 8.19. for at the time a. the end shall lie 
 10.1. the thing was true, but the time a. was long 
 11.27. for yet the end shall be at the time a. 
 
 29. at the time a. shall return, and come south 
 .35. time of the eml, because it is yet for a time a. 
 
 1 Jab. 2. .3. the vision is yet for an a. time, v ait for it 
 Acts 17. 26. God hath cfetermined times before a. 
 Gal. 4.‘2. under tutors, until the//we a. of the father 
 
 APPOIN I'E'l’H. 
 
 Psal. 104.19. he a. the moon for seasons, the sun 
 Dan. 5. 21. he a. over it whomsoever he will 
 APPOIN'I MEN'I’. 
 
 Num. 4. 27. at the a. of Aaron and his sons shall be 
 Josh. IE t5. when kings were assembled by a. 
 Ezra 6. 9. wheat, salt, according to a. of the priests 
 
 2 Sam. 13. .32. by the a. of Absalom this determined 
 Job 2. H. they had made an a. together to come 
 
 APPREHEND 
 
 Signifies, 'To seize, or take prisoner. Acts 12. 4. 
 That 1 may apprehend that for which also I am 
 apprehended of Christ Jesus, Phil. .3. 12. 'That 
 1 may obtain that prize, for the obtaining whereof 
 I was laid hold on by Christ, converted and brought 
 into the way of salvation, when I was running on 
 to destruction. 
 
 1 Kings 18. + 46. a. the prophetsof Paal, and let none 
 
 2 Cor. 11. .32. with a garri-son desirous to a. me 
 Phil. 3.12. 1 may a. that for which also I am annr. 
 
 APPREHENDED. * 
 
 Acts 12. 4. when he a. Peter, he put him in prison 
 J^hil. 3. 12. for which 1 am a. of ( hrist Jesus 
 13. brethren, I count not myself to have a. but 
 APPROACH 
 Signifies, [1] To draw nigh, or come near, 2 Sam. 11. 
 
 13 
 
ARI 
 
 ARK 
 
 ARM 
 
 CO. [2] To draw near to God in the duties of his 
 worship, Vs'A. 60 . Isa. 58. 2. [Tj To contract 
 marriage with. Lev'. 18. 6. [4] To hasten, or 
 
 draw on. Dent. .31. 14. 
 
 Lev. 18. 6. none of you shall a. to any near of kin 
 
 21. 17. not a. to otter the bread of l)is (iod, 18. 
 JJeut. 20. 3. ye a. this day to battle against enemies 
 
 31. 14. behold, thy days a. that thou must die 
 Job 40. ly. can make his sword to a. to him 
 Ps.65. 4. blessed is the man whom thou causestto a. 
 Jer. .30. 21. he shall a. to me, for who is this that 
 engaged hi.s heart to a. to me, saith tiie Ijoni ? 
 
 1 Tim. 6 . 16. dwellimr in the light no man can a. unto 
 
 APPKOACni'.i). 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 20. wherefore a. ye so nigh the city? 
 
 1 Kings 20. 113. there a. a i)roy)het to Ahab 
 
 2 Kings 16. 12. the kingrt. to the altar and offered 
 Psal. 27. t 2. when my enemies a. they stumliled 
 Isa. 8. t 3. I a. to the prophetess, she bare a son 
 
 APPItOACIi LJ 11, IML 
 Isa. 58. 2. they fake delight in a. to God 
 Lruke 12. 33. where no thief a. nor moth corrupteth 
 lieb. 10. 25. and so much more as ye see the day a. 
 APPROVE 
 
 Signifies, To like or commend, Psal. 49. 13. 
 Approved of God, ActsDemonstrated, and 
 beyond any contradictionproved, to he the Messiah. 
 Psal. 49. 13. yet their posterity a. their sayings 
 1 Cor. 16. 3. wliom you sliall a. by your letters 
 Phil. 1. 10. that ye may a. things that are excellent 
 APPROVED. 
 
 Acts 2. 22. .Tesus, a man a. of God among yon 
 Pom. 14. 18. is acceptable to God, and a. of men 
 16.10. salute Apelles a. in Christ, salute Aristob. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.19. they that are a. may be made manifest 
 
 2 Cor. 7.11. in all things yon have a. yourselv'es 
 
 10. 18. not he that commendeth himself is a. 
 
 13.7. not that we should appear a. but that ye 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. study to show thyself a. unto God 
 APPRO VEST, f/LII. 
 
 Lam. 3. .36. to subvert a man, the Lord a. not 
 Pom. 2. 18. a. the things that are more excellent 
 APPROVIlkG. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 4. but in all things a. ourselv'es as ministers 
 APPON, S. 
 
 G/?w. 3.7. they sewed fig-leaves together, and made a. 
 Puth'^. 115. bring the a. thou hast, and hold it 
 Acts 19. 12. from his body were brought to the sick a. 
 APT. 
 
 2 Kings 1 \. 16. a. for war, king of Pab3’’lon brought 
 1 Tim. 3.2. a bishop must be a. to teach, 2 Tim. 2.24 
 ARCHAISGEL. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.16. shall descend with the voice of the a. 
 Jude 9 . Michael the a. when contending with devil 
 APCflER, .S. 
 
 Gen. 21. 20. Ishm-ael grew and became an a 
 49. 23. the a. have soreb' grieved him, and shot 
 1 Sam. 31. 3. and the a. hit him, 1 Citron. 10. 3. 
 Job 16. 13. his a. compa.ss me round about 
 Isa. 22. 3. thy nders fled, they are bound by the a. 
 Jer. 51. 3. against him that bendeth let a. bend bow 
 ARCHES. 
 
 Esek. 40.16. there were narrow windows to the a. 
 ARE 
 
 Signifies, fl] To be of great value and esteem among 
 men, 1 Cor. 1. 28. [2] To have authority f'om, 
 1 .lohn 4. 1. [.3] Reputed,.judged, esteemed, 1 Cor. 
 
 7. 14. [4] Represent, or betoken, Gen. 41. 26, 27. 
 Rev. 1. 20. 
 
 Things which are not, 1 Cor. 1. 28. Which are of 
 so small esteem, as if they had no being. 
 
 Gen. 18. 24. for the fifty righteous that a. therein 
 31. 15. a. we not counted of him strangers? 
 
 42. 36. .lacob said, all these things a. against me 
 Exod. 8. 21. and also the ground wh.ereoii they a. 
 JVtim. 15. 15. as ye a. so shall the stranger be 
 Dent. 1.11. a thousand times so many more as ye a. 
 1 Kings 8. 8. and there they a. to this da3' 
 
 Job 24. t 24. a. exalted for a while, but a. not 
 .38. 35. that they may go and say to thee, here we a. 
 Psal. 68. +26. bless ye Gorl, ye that a. of the fountain 
 107. 27. they stagger, and a. at their wit's end 
 Lam. 5. 7. our fathers hav'e sinned, and a. not 
 Amos 9. 7- «■ ye not as children of Ethiopians to me 
 Nah. ,3. 17. the place is not known where they a. 
 Mat. 2. 18. not be comforted, because they a. not 
 6. 26. fowls of air, a. 3'enot much better than they 
 
 22. .30. but a. as the angels of God in heav'en 
 Mark 6. 3. and a. not his sisters here with us ? 
 
 Ljtike 13. 25. I know not whence you a. 27. 
 
 18. 11. God, I thank thee, 1 am not as other men a. 
 JohnVl. 11. given me, tnat th.e3- may be one, as wee. 
 Pi m. 15.27." and their debtors they a. for if Gentiles 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 28. things which a. not, things that a. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 22. a. they Hebrews? a. they Israelites ? 
 
 a. the3' the seed of Abraham ? so am I 
 Jlch. 4. 15. tempted like as we a. yet without sin 
 Pe--. 1. 19. write the things which a. and shall be 
 4.11. for thy pleasure they a. and were created 
 li). 6. created heaven and things which therein a. 
 
 arguing: 
 
 Job 6. 25. but what dotl) your a. reprov'e ? 
 ARGUiMENTS. 
 
 Job 23. 4.1 would fill my mouth with a. 
 
 ARIGHT. 
 
 Psal. 50.23. to him that ordereth his conversation a. 
 78. 8. a generation that set not their heart a. 
 
 Prov. 4. +26. all thy ways shall be ordered a. 
 
 15. 2. the tongue of the wise useth knowledge a. 
 
 23. 31. the wine, when itunoveth itself a. 
 
 Jer. 8. 6. I hearkened, but they spake not a. 
 
 ARISE 
 
 Signifies, [11 To take rise, or proceed from. Acts 
 
 20. 30. [2] To repent, Eph. 5. 14. [.3] 7b he 
 raised and comforted, Amos 7- 2. It is likewise 
 a word of encouragement, to excite one to do a 
 thing. Josh. 1. 2. Acts 22. 16. 
 
 Gen. 31. 13. now a. get thee outof this land 
 .35.1. a. go up to Retli-el, and dwell there 
 Deut. 13.1. if there a. among you a prophet 
 17. 8. then shalt thou a. and get thee up to the 
 Josh. 1. 2. now therefore a. go over this Jordan 
 
 Judg. 5. 12. a. Rai'ak, lea<l thy captivdty captive 
 2 Sam. 2.14. letthe youn" men a. and play before us 
 
 3. 21. I will a. arul gather all Israel to my lord 
 
 11. 20. and if so be that the king’s wrath a. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 12. nor after thee shall any a. like thee 
 
 2 Kings9. 2. make Jehu a. from among his brethren 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 16. a. be doing, die I.onl be with thee 
 Neh. 2.20. therefore we his servants will a. and build 
 Esth. 1. 18. thus shall there a. too much contempt 
 
 4. 14. then shall enlargement a. to the Jews 
 Job 7. 4. when shall 1 a. and night be wine? 
 
 11. + 17. thy age shall a. above noon-day 
 
 25. 3. and upoh whom doth not his light a. ? 
 Psal. 3.7- G I^rd, save me, G my God, for thou 
 7- 6. a. G Ixird, in thine anger lift up thvself 
 
 12. 5. novy will 1 a. saith the Ixird, ! wifi set him 
 44. 26. a. for our help, and redeem us for thy mercy 
 68. 1. let God a. let Ins enemies be scattered 
 
 88. 10. shall the dead a. and praise thee ? 
 
 89. 9. when the waves of sea a. thou stillest them 
 102. 13. thou shalt a. and have mercy on /ion 
 
 Prov. 6. 9. when wilt thou a. out of thy sleep ' 
 Cant. 2.13. a. my love, my fair one, and come away 
 Isa. 21. 5. a. ye princes, and anoint the shielrl 
 
 26. 19. together with my dead body' shall they a. 
 49. 7. kings shall a. princes shall worship 
 
 6f). 1. a. shine, for thy light is come, and the glory 
 2. but the Ixird shall a. upon thee, anti his glory 
 Jer. 2. 27. in trouble they will say, a. .save us 
 
 8. 4. saith the Lord, shall they fall, and not a.? 
 .31. 6. a. ye, let us go up to /ion to the Lord 
 
 J,am. 2. 19. a. cry olit in the night, pour out thy 
 Dan. 2. 39. after thee shall a. another kingdom 
 AmosJ.1. G Lord, by whom shall .lacob «. for he is,5. 
 J\'lic. 2. 10. a. ye and depart, tliis is not your rest 
 4. 13. a. and thresh, O daughter of /ion, 1 will 
 7- 8. O mine enemy, when 1 fall 1 shall a. 
 
 Hah. 2.19. wo to him that saith to the dumb stone a. 
 Mai. 4.2. you that fear shall the Sunofrighteousn. a. 
 Mat. 9.5. is it easier to say a. and walk ? Markl. 9. 
 
 24. 24. for there shall a. false Christs, false prophets 
 Mark 5. 41. damsel, I say to thee, a. Luke 8. 54. 
 Luke 7.14. l ord said, young man, I say to thee, a. 
 15.18. 1 will a. and go to my father, and say 
 24. .38. and why do thoughts a. in your hearts ? 
 John 14. 31. even so 1 do, a. let us go hence 
 Acts 9. 40. turning to the body said, Tabitha, a. 
 
 20. .30. also of your own selves shall men a. speaking 
 
 22.16. why tarriest thou ? a. and be baptized 
 Eph. 5. 14. a. from the dead, and Christ shall give 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 19. till the day-star a. in your hearts 
 
 See Rise. 
 
 ARLSETH. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 44. behold, there a. a little cloud 
 Psal. 112. 4. to the upright a. light in darkness 
 Da. 2.19. when he a. to shake terribly the earth, 21. 
 Mat. 13. 21. when persecution a. Mark A. I7. 
 
 .lohn 7. 52. search, tor outof Galilee a. no prophet 
 Ileb. 7. 15. after the similitude of Melchizedec a. 
 See Sun. 
 
 ARK 
 
 Signifies, [1] A chest or coffer to keep things sure 
 or .secret, Exod. 2. .3. [2] The great vessel in 
 which Koah and his family were preserved during 
 the flood, in length 547 feet, Gen. 6. 14, 15. Heb. 
 11. 7. [3] That chest wherein the tzvo tables of 
 the law, Aaron's rod, and the pot of manna were 
 kept, Exod. ,37. 1. IJeb. 9. 4. 
 
 The ark of thy strength, Psal. 132. 8. The seat of 
 thy powerful and glorious presence, from whence 
 thou dost put forth and manifest thy strength in 
 behalf of thy people, u'hen they desire and steed it. 
 Was seen the ark of his testament, Piev. 11. 19. 
 Christ the true Ark of our covenant, more known, 
 and the mysteries of religion made more common 
 and familiar than formerly, either under the Vld- 
 Te.Uament dispensation, or during the reign of 
 antichrist. 
 
 Gen. 6. 14. make thee an a. of gopher-wood 
 7- 18. and the a. went on the face of the waters 
 Exod. 2. 3. she took for him an a. of bulrushes 
 
 25.16. and thou shalt put into the a. the testimony 
 
 which 1 shall give thee, 21. | 40. 3, 20. 
 ,37. 1. Rezaleel made the a. of shittim-wood 
 Num. 3. 31. their ci’arge shall be the a. and tables 
 Jo.(h.4.11. a. of L. 6.12.1 ISam. 4.6. | 6.1.2 Sam. 6. 9. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.19. he smote because they looked into a. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 11. the a. and Israel ai)ide in tents 
 
 1 Kingsl. 26. because thou barest the a. of the. Lord 
 8. 9. was nothing in the a. save the two tables 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 31. after that the a. had rest 
 
 1.3. 3. let us bring again the a. of our God to us 
 
 9. Uzza put forth his hand to hold the a. 
 
 15. 1. David prepared a place for the a. of God 
 
 2 Chroti. 6.41. thou and a. ofthj' strength, Ps. 1,32.8. 
 8.11. places are holy whereunto the a. hath come 
 
 Mat. 24. .38. till Noah entered the a. Luke 17. 27. 
 Ileb. 11.7. by faith N oah warned of God prep, an a. 
 
 1 l^et. 3. 20. God waited while the a. was preparing 
 Rev. 11.19. and there was seen in his temple the a. 
 Before the ARK. 
 
 Exod. 40. 5. thou shalt set altar of gold before the a. 
 Josh. 4. 7- waters of Jordan were ciit oft hef re the a. 
 7. 6. Joshua fell to the ear'll on his face before the a. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 3. Dagon was fallen on his f. before, the. a. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 37. left before the a. Asaph and his brethr. 
 
 2 Chr. 5. 6. Solom. andcongr. assembled before the a. 
 
 A R K of the Covenant. 
 
 Num. 10.33. a. of covenant of \ ord went before them 
 Dent. 31.26. put book of law inside of a. of covenant 
 Josh. 4.7. the waters were cut off before a. of covenant 
 Judg. 20. 27- a. of covenant of God was there in 
 
 1 Sain. 4. .3. let us fetch the a. of the covenant of 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 24. Levites bearing a. of covenant of God 
 1 Chr. 17.1. a. of covenant remained under curtains 
 .Ter. 3. 16. shall say no more, the a. of the covenant 
 Ileb. 9.4. tabernacle which had the a. of the covenant 
 
 ARK of God. 
 
 1 Sam. .3. .3. in the temple where the a. of Gorf was 
 4. 11. the a. of God was taken, 17. 22. 
 
 6. 3. if ye send away the a. of God,send it not empty 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 7- tliere he died before the a. of God 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 2. but the a. of Gerfdwelleth within curtains 
 15. 25. carry back the a. of God into the city 
 1 C7/r.l3. 12. how shall I bring die a. of God home 
 15. 2. none ought to carry the a. of God but Levites 
 
 arm 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part of the body so called, 2 Sam. 
 
 I. 10. [2] Outward strength, and all the instru¬ 
 ments of cruelty and mischief med by the wicked, 
 Psal. 10. 15. [3] God's infinite po-wer in creating 
 the world, Jer. 27- 5. 1.32. 17- [-H The mighty 
 power of God making the gospel effectual to the 
 conversion of sintiers, Isa. 5.3. 1. John 12. 38. 
 
 Exod. 15.16. by greatness of thine a. they shall be 
 Deut. 33. 20. he teareth the a. with crown of head 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .31. behold the da^’s come when 1 will cut 
 
 off thy a. and thea. of thy father’s house 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. 1 took the bracelet that was on his a. 
 2 Chron. .32. 8. with him is an a. of flesh, with us 
 E raA. +2.3. made them to cease by a. and jwwer 
 Job If). 2. savest thou the a. that hath no strength 
 
 31. 22. let my a. fall from my shoulder-blade 
 35. 9. cry out by reason of the a. of the mighty 
 .38.15. and the high a. shall be broken 
 40. 9. [last thou an a. like God ? or canst thunder 
 Psal. lo. 15. break thou the a. of the wkkeiJ 
 44. 3, nor did their own a. save them, but thy a. 
 71. +18. I have showed thy a. to this generation 
 
 77.15. thou hast with thy a. redeemed thy people 
 89. 13. thou hast a mighty a. strong is thy hand 
 
 21. mine a. also shall strengthen him 
 
 98.1. his holy a. hath gotten him the victory 
 Cant. 8. 6. set me as a seal on thine a 
 
 Isa. 9. 20. they shall eat everj' man the flesh of his a. 
 
 33.2. be thou their a. eveiy morning, our salvati'm 
 40.10. God will come, and his a. shall rule for him 
 
 II. he shall gather the lambs with his/t. 
 
 51. 5. mine a.”shall judge the people, the isles shall 
 
 wait upon me, and on my a. shall they tmst 
 9. put on strength, O a. of the Lord, awake 
 
 52. 10. the Lonf hath made bare his holy a. 
 
 53. 1. who hath lielieved our rejiort r and to whom 
 is the a. of the Ixird revealed f John 12. .38. 
 
 59.16. therefore his a. brought saL ation, 63. .5. 
 
 62. 8. Lord hath sworn by the a. of his strength 
 
 63. 12. that led them with his glorious a. 
 
 Jer. 17 .- 6 . cursed be he that maketh flesh his a. 
 
 21. 5. I will fight against you with a strong a. 
 Ezek.A. 7 . andthine'fl. shall be uncovered 
 
 22. H 6. were in thee to their a. to shed blood 
 
 .30. 21. I have broken a. of Pharaoh king of Egypt 
 31. 17. they went down into hell that were his a. 
 Dan. 11. 6. she shall net retain the power of the a. 
 Zech. 11.17. sword be on his a. his a. be dried up 
 Lukel. 51. he hath shewed strength with his/z. 
 
 Acts 13.17. with an high a. brought he them out 
 Stretched-out AR.M. 
 
 Exod. 6. 6. I will redeem v’ou with a .stretched-out a 
 Deut. A. .34. assayed to take nation with str.-out a. 
 
 5. 15. the Lord t!iy God brought thee out thence 
 with a stretchcd-cut a. 7- 19.1 26. 8. Jer. 32. 21. 
 
 11. 2. 3'our children have not seen his str.-cut a. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. .32. stranger is come for thy stretched-out a. 
 Psal. 1.36.12. with a. stretched-out a. for his merry 
 Jer. 27.5. T made earth by my stretched out a. .32.17. 
 Ezek. 20. 33. with a .stretched-out a. will 1 rule over 
 34. I will gather v ou with a str.-out a. and fury 
 ARM-HOLES. 
 
 Jer. 38. 12. put these rotten rags under thy a.-holes 
 Ezek. 13. 18. wo to them that sew pillows to a.-holes 
 ARMS. 
 
 Gen. 49. 24. the a. of his hands were made strong 
 Dent. .33. 27. and undenieath are the everlasting a. 
 Judg. 16. 12. he brake them from his a. like thread 
 2 Sam. 22. 35. he teacheth my hands to war, so that 
 a bow of steel is broken by mine a. Psal. 18. .34. 
 2 Kings 9 . 24. Jehu smote J'ehoi am between his a. 
 Job 22. 9. the a. of the fatherless have been broken 
 Psal. 37.17- the a. of the wicked shall be broken 
 Prov. 31.17. shegirdeth. and strengtheneth her a. 
 Isa. 44.12. and werketh it with strength of his a. 
 
 49. 22. the3' shall liring 613- sons in their a. 
 
 .51. 5. and my a. shall judge the people 
 Ezek. 1.3. 20. I will fear them from 3’our a. 
 
 .30.22. behold, 1 will break Pharaoh’s a. 24. 
 
 24. 1 willstrengthen Ihe a.of kingof Rabvlon,2.5. 
 Dan. 2. .32. his breast and his a. of silver, bis belly 
 
 10. 6. his a. and feet like to jxilished brass 
 
 11. 15. the a. of the south shall not withstand 
 
 22. with the a. of a flood shall the3' be overflown 
 .31. and a. shall stand on his part, and shall 
 IIos. 7.15. 1 have bound and strengthened their a. 
 11. .3. taught them to go, taking them by their <r. 
 Mark 9. 36. when he had taken him in his a. he said 
 
 10.16. took them up in his a. put his htmds on them 
 Luke 2. 28. iiimecn took Christ in his a. and blessed 
 
 ARM, Kerb. 
 
 Is taken, [11 CorporalK’, to be furni.shed with arms 
 for war, Gen. 14. 1-i. Num. 31. 5. [2] .'-piri 
 
 tuallx', to get and exercite tho.se graces and .'piri 
 tual weapons which are appointed and bestowed by 
 God to defend the .soul. 1 Pet. 4. 1. 
 
 Num. 31.3. a. some of 3-ourselves to the war, and go 
 
 1 Pet. 4.1. a. 3*ourselves with the same mind 
 
 ARMED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 14. Abram a. his trained servants boni in 
 41. t40. at thy word shall all my people bee. 
 Num. ,31. ,5. of tribe, twelve thousand a. for war 
 .32. 17. but we ourselves will go read3' fl..32. 
 
 Dent. .3. 18. 3’e shall pass over a. Josh'.l. 14. 
 
 Jo.\h. 4. + 13. about 40,(XXI a. for war passed over 
 
 6. 7. let him that is a. pass on before the ark 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 14. so the n.men left the captives 
 Job ,39. 21. he goeth on to meet the a. men 
 Psal. 78. 9. the children of Ephraim being <7. 
 
 Prov. 6.11. and thy want as ana. man. 24. .'U. 
 
 Luke 11.21. when a strong man a. keepeth the house 
 
 AiniY. 
 
 Dent. 11. 4. what he did to the a. of the Egyptians 
 Judg. 8. 6. that we should give bread to thine a 
 9. 29. he said, increase thine a. and come out 
 1 Sam. 4. 12. there ran a man of Benjamin out of a. 
 17. 21. and the Philistines had put a. against a. 
 
ARR 
 
 ASH 
 
 1 Kings 20. 25. number thee an a. like the a. lost 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 21. that they should praise before the a. 
 25. 7- O king, let not the a. of Israel go with thee 
 
 JS^eh. 4.2. he spake before his brethren, and the a. 
 Job 29. 25. sat chief, 1 dwelt as a king in the a. 
 Psal. 68. til. great was the a. that published it 
 Cant. 6. 4. terrible as an a. with banners, 10. 
 
 Jer. 37. 11. was broken up for fear of Pharaoh’s a. 
 I'jzek. 29. 18. caused his a. to serve a great service 
 37. 10. there stood up an exceeding great a. 
 
 Dan. 4, .35. acc ording to his will in the a. of heaven 
 Joel 2. 11. Lord shall utter his voice before his a. 
 
 25. locust, my great a. which I sent among you 
 Zech. 4. + 6. saying, not by a. nor by power 
 
 9. P. will encamp about my house because of the a. 
 Acts 23. 27. then came 1 with an a. and rescued 
 Dev. 9 . 16. the number of the a. of horsemen 
 19. 19. against him that sat on horse and his a. 
 
 Hee Cii.iLPKA.NS. 
 
 ARM IKS. 
 
 prod. 7. 4. lay hand on Kgypt, and bring forth m3- a. 
 12. 17. same day I brought 3mur a. out of Kaypt 
 JSww. 33.1. went forth with their a. under Moses 
 Dmt. 2( • 9; they shall make captains of the a. to lead 
 1 Ham. 17. 10. said, I defy the a. of Israel thisday 
 
 26. that he should defy the a. of the living tio 1 
 45. come in the name of the (lOd of the a. of Israel 
 
 Job 25. 3. is there any number ot his a .! 
 
 Psal. 44. 9. thru goest not forth M’ith our a. 
 
 68.12. kings of a. did flee apace, she that tarried 
 Cant. 6.13. as it were the company of two a. 
 
 J.'a. 34. 2. and his fury upon all their a. 
 
 Dan. 9.+ 27. with abominable a. make desolate 
 Mat. 22. 7. he sent forth his a. and destroyeci 
 I.uke 21. 20. ye see lerusalem compassed with a. 
 Heb. 11. .34. who turned to flight the a. of the aliens 
 Rev. 19. 14. and the a. in heavdn followed him 
 19. the kings of the eai-th and their a. gathered 
 AR.VIOUR 
 
 Signifies, [1] Weapons or instruments of tear, 1 Sam. 
 ^.54. [2] The strong and iMv^erful lusts of sin, 
 ignorance, error, and profaneness, which are the 
 armtntr, whereby the devil keeps up his power and 
 dominion in the hearts of men, Luke 11. 22. 
 [31 Spoil, 2 Sam. 2. + 21. [4] Such graces and 
 spiritual weapons as are for the defence of the 
 soul, and whereby we may he enabled to combat 
 with ovir spiritual enemies, Rom. 13. 12. Eph. 6. 
 
 ’ \b\ A good crnscience, which being always 
 
 attended icitk UTrightnes.^ af life, is a defence 
 against all temptations, either from prosperity or 
 adversity, 2 Cor. 6. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 51. David put Goliath’s a. in his tent 
 
 2 Sa.m. 2. 21. turn thee aside and take fiiee his a. 
 
 1 h mgs 22. .38. they washed his a. according to 
 
 2 Kings 3. 21. they gathered all able to put on a. 
 10. 2. seeing 3'e have a fenced city also and a. 
 
 20.13. Ilezekiah shewed his precious things, silver 
 
 and gold, the house of his a. Isa. 39.2 
 Job ,39. +21. hegoeth onto meet the a. 
 
 Isa. 22. 8. didst look in that day to a. of the house 
 Juke 11. 22. he taketh his a. wherein he trusted 
 ^Rom. 13. 12. and let us put on the a. of light 
 2 CV. 6. 7. apin oving by the a. of righteousness 
 ^ P.ph. 6. 11. put on the a. of God to stanci ag. devil 
 13. take to you tbg whole a. of God to withstand 
 ^ ARMOUR-REARER. 
 
 Judg. 9. 54. Abimelech called Wis a.-bearer, sayinf 
 \ Sam. 14. 7. a.-h. said, do all that is in thine heait 
 lo. 21. Saul loved David, and he bevame \\\sa,-h. 
 31. 6. Saul died, his three sons, and his a.-bearer 
 ^ AK.MOURY. 
 
 Gang 4.4. like the tower of David builded toran a. 
 Jer. 50. 25. the Lord liath opened his a. 
 
 „ AROSE. 
 
 0£77^19. .33. he per.-eived not wiien she a. 35. 
 
 37. I. and, lo, my sheaf a. and stood upright 
 Jxod. 1. 8. now there a. up a new king over Egypt 
 r j r, "ho knew not Joseph' Acts 7. 18 
 
 r ?• ^ Peneratmn tnat knew not the Lord 
 
 ‘/i’, ^‘11 I,‘-‘-'borah a. till 1 a. a mother in Israel 
 
 20. 8. all the peojile a. as one man, saying 
 
 1 9. 26. and the3' a. early, Isa. 37. .36. 
 
 17-. 3.r. whenjie a. against me, I slew him 
 
 ~ K ings 23. 2f>. neither after him a. there any like 
 
 2 Lnroii. 3b. lo. till the wrath of the Lord a 
 Job 21). 8. young men hid, aged a. and stood up 
 
 y .'a.. 76. 9. when God a. to judgment, to save thee 
 Jccl. I. o. the sun basteih to his plac:e where he a. 
 V.'*'*’ X’- king a. early and went to the den 
 
 /War._.w. 14. I’.ea. and took tne3’oungchild, 21. 
 
 8. 15. shea, and ministered to them, J.ukefI 30. 
 2b. he a. and rebuked the winds and the sea, and 
 there was a great calm, Mark 4. .39. JukeH. 24. 
 
 ^ncl followed him, 19. Mark 2 14 
 ber by the hand, and the maid a. 
 bodies of saints which slept a. 
 MarX- 9. 2<. hut .fesus luted him up, and he a. 
 
 Jmke 6. when the tiood a. the stream beat 
 
 /7w 'Xi ^‘^^ber, he kissed him 
 
 io ^ P*‘'S'«oiition which a. about .Stephen 
 
 Iff '■here a. no small stir about that way 
 -.3. (. when he so said there a. a dissension, 10. 
 
 See Rose. 
 
 1C o /• f. and went. 
 
 "‘t'ent to Eli, and said, here 
 oX V-^‘,X''^'4tban a. and av nr to David into the wood 
 to. i. Uavid a. and went to the wilderness of Paran 
 » lishaa. and went after K.liiah 
 a. and went to N ineveii 
 tlcti 9. 39. then Peter a. and went witli them 
 
 a/:7»are/, Fsfh. 6. 9. Rev. 7. 
 2Satir 10 iw ayir posture to fight, 
 
 themselves in array against 
 and wp/f ^ nvmerous 
 
 inesKtihU^^I conduct of an 
 
 to ocneraly who designs and directs them 
 
 that they may a. the man withal 
 40. 10. and a. thyself witli glory and beauty 
 
 ART 
 
 shall a. himself with the land of Egypt 
 1 fitn. 2. 9. that women adorn, not with costly a 
 ARRAY. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. + 2. they slew of the a. in the field 
 
 2 Sam. 10.9. Joab puttlie choice in a. against Syrians 
 Job 6. 4. the terrors of God set themselves in a. 
 
 Jer. 50. 14. put yourselves in a. against Babvlon 
 
 See Rattlu. 
 
 ARRAYE.D. 
 
 Gen. 41. 42. Pharaoh a. .loseph in fine linen 
 2 Chron. 28.15. took the captives, with spoil a. them 
 Mat. 6. 29. was not a. like one of these, Luke 12. 27. 
 J.uke 23. 11. Herod and his men of war a. Christ 
 Acts 12 21. TIerod a. in royal apparel sat on his 
 J\ev. 7* 1'^* what are these tliat are a, in white rol)es f 
 
 17.4. the woman was a. in purple and scarlet colour 
 19. 8. to her was granted to be a. in line linen 
 ARRIVED. 
 
 Luke 8. 26. they a. at the country of the Gadarenes 
 Acts 20. 15. and the next day we a. at Samos 
 ARROGANCY, 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .3. let not a. come out of your moutii 
 Prov. 8. 13. prkle and a. and the evil way do I hate 
 Isa. 13.11. I will cause the a. of the proud to cease 
 Jer. 48. 29. heard pride of Moah. his loftiness, his a. 
 
 . ARROW 
 
 Signifies, [1] A dart ived for pleasure or in war, 
 1 Sam 20. 20. Jer. 51. 11. [2] Imoard terrors 
 from God, .Job 6. 4. Psal. 38. 2. [3] Wicked 
 intentions. Vs-e.\. 11. 2. [41 Abusive or slanderous 
 words, Psal. 61. 3. [5] The judgments of God, 
 
 oj Kjoa, f^oi.o.ij. even a. 
 ^ch as thunder,_ lightning, tempests, famine, \ Rev. 2. 21. even a 
 AT. 2 bam. 22. In. Lzek. .5. Ifi. Ihih r n rni 
 
 He. 2 Sam. 22. 15. Ezek. 5. 16. iJab. 3. 11. [6] 
 Lhe u'ord of God, which is sharp and poieerful in 
 piercing and turning the hearts of sinners, Psal 
 45. 5. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 36. Jonathan shot an a. beyond him 
 
 2 Kings 9. 24. and the a. went out at his heart 
 
 13. 17. a. of Lord's deliverance from Syria 
 19. -32. nor shall he shoot an a. there, Isa. 37. 33 
 
 Job .34 + 6. my a. is incurable without transgression 
 41. 28. the a. cannot make him flee, sling-stones 
 Psal. 11. 2. they make reatly their a. on the string 
 64. 7. with an a. suddenly shall they be wounded 
 91. 5. nor afraid for the a. that fiiet+i bv dav 
 Prov. 25.18. that beareth false witness fs a sharp a 
 Jer. 9. 8. their tongue is as an a. shot out 
 I.am. .3. 12. he hath set me as a mark for the a 
 /.ech. 9. 14. and his a. shall go forth as Iightnin<^ 
 ARROW.S. “ ^ 
 
 Num. 24. 8. he shall pierce them thro’ with his a 
 Deut. 32. 23. f will spend mine a. upon them 
 42. I will make mine a. drunk with blood 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 20. 1 will shoot three a. on the side 
 
 2 Sam.22. 15. the I.ord thundereil, and he sent out a. 
 
 and scattered them, P.<.al. 18. 14 
 2 h ingsl3.l5. take bow and a. took to him bow arid a’ 
 18._ take the a. and smite upon the ground 
 Job 6. 4. the a. of the Almighty are within me 
 Psal. 7. 13. he ordaineth a. against the persecutors 
 21. 12. Shalt make ready thine a. against tliem ° 
 
 bi me, and thy hand 
 
 45. 5. thine a. are sharp in tlie heart of enemies 
 57. 4. sons of men, whose teeth are spears and a. 
 
 7. when he bendeth his bow to shoot his a. 
 61.3. bows to shoot their a, even bitter words 
 76. 3. there brake he the a. of the bow, the shield 
 TL' 77‘ V poured, thine a. also went abroad 
 
 120.4. sharp a. of the mighty, with coals of juniper 
 127. 4. as a. are in the hand of a mighty man 
 144. 6. slioot out thine a. and destroy them 
 Prov. 26. 18. as a mad man who casteth a. and death 
 28- whose a. are sharp and their bows bent 
 !. 24. with a. and bows shall men come thither 
 Jer, 50. 9. their a. shall be as ot an expert man 
 
 14. shoot at Babylon, spare no a. she bath sinned 
 51. 11. make bright the a. gather the shields 
 
 Lam. 3.13. hath caused the a. of his quiver to enter 
 ? ’all send the evil a. of famine 
 
 H, V 21- he maae his a. bright, he consulted images 
 o9. 3. I wil cause thy a. to fall out of thy hand 
 
 shall go torth, anci burn bows and a. 
 liaiK j. 11, at tlie liidit ot thine a» they went 
 Al^ r, Verb. 
 
 Lren. 3. 9. God said to Arlain, where a, thou ? 
 
 XX It look from the place where tiiou a. 
 
 24. ..3. he said, whose daughter a. thou 47. 
 
 27. 24. and lie said, a. thou my very son Esau 
 X'E ,V 1 a. thou - whitlier goest thou - 
 
 back biitthee. because thou a. his wife 
 41. 39. there IS none so discreet and wise as thou a 
 4b. oO now let me die because thou a. yet alive 
 ^ bloody husband thou a. 
 
 Jo.s/i. b 13 a thou for us, orour adwrsaries ? 
 
 K answered, as thou a. so were they 
 
 12. 5. the men said to him, a. thou an I-phraimite ? 
 
 I. 1.11- thou the man that spakest to the woman ' 
 
 ] Avf7' by wheretlioua. 
 
 00 -’7 f prophet also as thou a. 
 
 22.4. lehoshaphatsaid, 1 am as thou a. 2 Kings?, 7 
 
 Y A •' •,"•,“0^ tbou our God, who didst drive 
 
 T 'lx may hurt a man as thou a. 
 
 W' XX tbou also become weak as we ? a. like 
 ‘/'"X ’iTr Xboii he, 0 I ord our God, we 
 tliat should come, or look we 
 Jo/i«l. 49. Rabbi, thou a. the Son ot God, Kino-of Is 
 '^ 0 ^ 0 ^ og' X ^”^.*^*'011 mat Egyiitian made uproar 
 
 ~J. the captain said, tell me, a. thou a Roman ? 
 Rev. 11 . 17 . a. arid wast, and a. to come, 16. 5. 
 
 Exod. .30.25. an oinlm. after the a. of the apothecary 
 2 Chron.l 6 14. diversspices prepared by a. ofapoth. 
 
 'X bj^ad not like stones graven by a. 
 
 IJ. 19. many nt them which used curious a. 
 
 A IW 1 r ICMX R. 
 
 Gen.A. 22 . Tubal-cain an instructor of everv a. 
 
 Isa, 3.3. take the captain and the cunning a, 
 
 ^ ,A l< I IFIC JXb'S. 
 
 1 Chron. 29 . 6. rorall manner of works made by a. 
 
 ^ Chron. j 4. 11. to^«-^.and hudders gave they money 
 
 1 Sam. 20, 40. Jonatlian gave his a. to the lad 
 
 .. AS 
 
 Signifies, [1] Like, 1 Pet. 3. 8. [2j While, Acts 20. 
 
 Mat. 6. 12. [4] Becavs., iobnlb. 12. 
 117- 2. [5] After the manner of, Jon 31. 33. It 
 Sheweth, [1] likeness in quality, hut not in quan¬ 
 tity, Mat. 5. 48. [2] Equally, John 5. 2.3. [.3] The 
 likeness of a thing, but not the truth of that thing. 
 Mat. 26. 55. [4] The likeness and truth of a thing, 
 lieb. 12. 7. 
 
 Gen. 2. + 18. 1 will make him an help a. before him 
 shall be a. gods knowing good and evil 
 22. beiiold the man is become a. one of us 
 
 1 Snpi. 16. 7 . the Lord seeth not a. man seeth 
 
 XfX? b-27- he/liil evil a. did the house of Ahab 
 24.1,1. ha-i made m the temple, a. the I.ord had said 
 ''-•.thou hast said, so must we do 
 / sal. 1 . 0 .,,. a. tor such a. turn aside to crooked ways 
 Prov. 24. 29. say not, 1 will do to him a. he hath done 
 "’X'? the people, a. with the servant 
 1 , • ,0‘sciple a. his master.servant a. his Lord 
 
 19.19. Shalt love thy neighh. a. thyself, Horn. 13 9 
 John 1. 14. beheld tlie glory a. of the only-begotten 
 Acts 7. f 37 . the I.ord raise up a [>r. [iliet a. myselt 
 51. ye resist H. Ghost, a. 5'oiir fathers did, so do ye 
 
 2 Cur 2.17. but a. of sincerity, but a. of God, speak 
 Gal. 4.12. brethren, be a. 1 am, for I am a. ye are 
 Col. 2. 6. a. ye have received Christ Jesus, so walk 
 
 Even AS. 
 
 1 Ui)r. 3. 5. even a. the J.ord gave to every man 
 UM. 5. 33. every one so love his wife evena. himselt 
 Col. 3. 13. even a. C hrist forgave you, so do ye 
 
 . ^ ,f 7 W w X., 
 
 1 received of my lather 
 ASCEM) 
 
 Signifies, [1] To get or climb up, Josh. 6. 5. [2] To 
 go up to heaven, Eph. 4. 9,10. 
 
 Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord ? Psal. 
 24. 3. Who shall he admitted and accounted a 
 true member of the church, and enjoy the favour 
 and blessing of God? 
 
 iiiAn hath ascended up to heaven, John 3. 13. 
 Ko man hath attained the perfect knowledge oj 
 heavenly things, so as to know the secret will and 
 counsels of God. 
 
 Jesh. 6.5. the people shall a. up every man straight 
 Psal. 24. 3. who shall a. into the Kill of the Lord, 
 and shall stand in his holy place I Rom. 10. 6. 
 135. 7. he causeth vapours to a. Jer. 10.1.3. | 51. lo! 
 139. 8. if I a. up into heaven, thou art there 
 Jsa. 14. 13. thou hast said, 1 will a. to heaven, 14. 
 Lzek. 38. 9. thou shalta. and come like a storm 
 John 6. 62. it ye shall see the Son of man a. up 
 20.17. 1 a. to my Lather, and your Lather, my God 
 Rev. 17. 8. beast shall a. out of the bottomless pit 
 ^ ASCEIS DED. ^ 
 
 Judg. 1.3. 20. the angel of the Lord a. in the flame 
 Psal. 6iC 18. thou hast a. up on high, thou hast led 
 Prov. 30. 4. who hath a. up into heaven, or descend. 
 John 3. 13. no man hath a. to heaven, hut he that 
 20. 17. touch me not, 1 am not yet a. to my Father 
 Acts 2. 34. David is not yet a. into the heavens 
 Eph. 4.8. when he a.up on high, he led captivity cap. 
 
 9. now that he a. |1 10. is the same also that a. 
 Rev. 8. 4. the smoke of the incense a. before God 
 11.12. they a. up to heaven in a cloud, and enemies 
 ASCEiNDElH. 
 
 Rev. 11.7. the beast that a. out of the bottomless pit 
 14. 11. tile smoke of their torment a. foi ever 
 ASCEM DIKG. 
 
 Gen. 28. 12. the angels of God a. and descending 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 1.3. said, 1 saw gods a. out of the eai th 
 Luke ML 28. he went before, a. up to lerusalem 
 John 1. 51. angels of God a. and descendingon Son 
 Rev. 7. 2. i saw another angel a. from the east 
 
 ASCEIsE. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 30. David v/ent up by the a. of Olivet 
 
 1 KingslO.b. and his a. by which he went, 2 Chr 9 4 
 ^ A.SCRIBE. 
 
 Deiit. 32. .3. a. ye greatness to our God, he is the 
 Job 36. 3. 1 M ill a. righteousness to my Maker 
 Psal. 68. 31. a. ye strengtli to God, his excellencv 
 ^ ASCRIBED. ^ 
 
 1 Sam. 18.8. a. to David 10,0(X), to mea. but 1000 
 
 ASH. 
 
 Isa. 44.14. he planteth an a. the rain doth nourish it 
 ASHAMED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 25. naked, the man and his wife were not a. 
 Judg. .3. 25. and tliey tarried till ihey were a. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 5. the men were greatly a. 1 Chron. 19.5. 
 19; 3. as peoide being a. steal away when they liee" 
 
 2 Kings 2.17. and when they urged him till he was<7. 
 8-11. he settled his countenance till he was a. 
 
 H Chron. 30. 15. the priests and the Levites were a. 
 Ezra 8. 22. I was a. to require of the king a band" 
 
 9. 6; 1 am a. and blush to lift up my face to tliee 
 Job 6. 20. they came thitlier, and were a. 
 
 11.3. when thou mockest, shal 1 no man make a. ? 
 
 19.,3. ye are not a. to make yourselves strange tome 
 Psal. .31.5. were lie^hte.ned, and their faces not a. 
 
 74. 21. O let not the oppressed return a. let poor 
 Prov. 12. 4. slie thatmalcetb a. is as rottenness 
 Isa. 20. 5. shall be a. of I'Jhiopia, their expectation 
 24.23. the sun shall bea. when the I.ord shall reign 
 30. 5. all a. of a [leople that could not profit them” 
 33.9. earth mourneth, Lebanon is a. and hewn down 
 Jer. 2. 26. as the thief is a. when he is found, so is 
 6. 15. were they a. ? they were not at all a. 8. 12. 
 
 8. 9. the wise men are a. they are dismayed 
 14. 4. plowmen wore a. they covered their heads 
 48.13.Aloahsliall bea.ofChemosh.as Israel wasa. 
 Ezek. 16. 27- the daughters of the Rhilisf hies are a. 
 
 32. .3 I. with terror they are a. of their might 
 Lu. 1.3.17. all hisadversaries were a. and the iieople 
 16. 3. wliat shall 1 do r J cannot dig, to beg ! am a. 
 Rem. 1. 16. 1 am not a. of the gospel of t hrist 
 
 5. 5. hope maketh not a. hecause the loveof (iod is 
 
 6. 21. what fruit in things whereof ye are now a. ? 
 
 2 Cor. 7.14. if 1 have lioasted anv t.mng, I am not a. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 12. 1 sutfer, neverthefess I am not a. 
 
 16. Guesiphorus was not a. of iny chain 
 Ilcb. 2. 11. he is not a. to call them brethren 
 11. 16. God is not a. to be called their God 
 Ashamed and confounded; see Co.neoi nded 
 
 15 
 
ASK 
 
 ASL 
 
 ASS 
 
 Be ASHAMED. 
 
 Oen. 2S. let her take it to her, lest we a 
 PsaL 6. 10. let all my enemies de a. and sere v^.• ed 
 25. 5. yea, let none that wait on thee be a. let them 
 be a. who transRress without cause 
 31. 1. in thee do 1 put my trust, let me never he a. 
 17. let me not he «. let’the wicked he a. 35. 26. 
 
 60. 6. let not them that wait he a. for my sake 
 
 86.17. they which hate me, may see it and bte a. 
 loy. 28. when they arise, let Ihem be a. but let 
 
 11 y. 78. let proud he a. for they dealt perversely 
 Jsa. 1. 20. for they shall he a. of the oaks whit h ye 
 2.3. 4. he thou a. O Zidcn, the sea hath spoken 
 
 26.11. they shall see and Ac a. for their envy 
 
 42.17. they shall he jsreatly a. that trust in images 
 
 44. 0. they see not nor know, that they may he a. 
 
 11 . all his fellows shall Ac A. shall Ac a. toaether 
 
 45. 24. all that are incensed against him shall he a. 
 
 65. 13. mv servants rejoice, hut ye shall Ac a. 
 
 66. 5. shall appear to your joy, and theyshall hen. 
 Jer. 2. 36. thou shall Ac a. of (• eypt, as a. of Assyria 
 
 3. 3. and hadst a whore’s forehead,refusedst to Ac a. 
 
 12. 13. and they shall Ac a. of your revenues 
 
 17 .13. 0 l.ord, all that forsake thee shall Ac a. 
 
 20.11. my persecutors shall stumble and Ac a. 
 
 48.13. Moan shall Ac a. of Chemosh, as Israel was 
 5i). 12. your mother that bare you shall Ac a. 
 
 H'jek. 16 01. shalt remember thy ways, and Ac a. 
 43.10. sl;ew Israel, thej; may Ac a. of their iniquities 
 
 11. and if they Ac a. of all that they have done 
 J7rtj.4.iy. theyshall Ac a. because of theirsacritices 
 
 10. 6. and Israel shall Ac a. of his own counsel 
 Joel 1.11. Ac ye a.O ye husbandmen, how 1 for w heat 
 
 2. 26. and my people shall never Ac a. 27- 
 Zec/i. 9. 5. for lier expectation shall Ac a. 
 
 13. 4. the i)rophets every one Ac a. of his vision 
 JliArA:8.38.shall Ac a. of me and my w'onls. f.nbc9.^6. 
 2 ('or. 9 . 4. we (that we say not, you) should he a. 
 Phil. 1. Co. that in nothing 1 sliall Ac a. but with 
 
 2 TAcw.3.11.110 CO • pany with him,thathemay Ac a. 
 2'it. 2. 8 . he that is on the contrary part may Ac a. 
 
 1 Pet. 3.16. may Ac a. that falsely accuse your good 
 
 Nvi A*”, cr Be not, ylSIlA.MF.D. 
 
 'Kum. 12.14. should she not he a. seven days ? 
 P.fA/. 25 2. () my {;o(l,Ttrustinthee,letme;icrAcA. 
 
 31. 17. let me not he a. O Lord, IP.). 116. 
 
 37. 19. they shall not he a. in the evil time. 
 
 119. 6. then shall 1 not he a. w hen I have respect to 
 
 46. I wdll speak of thy testimonies, and not be a. 
 80. let my Iieart be sound, that 1 Ac not a. 
 
 127. 5. they shall not he a. but shall speak with 
 Jsa. 29. 22. saith the Lord, .Jacobshall not he a. 
 
 45.17. ye shall not be a. world without end 
 49.23. tlie.y shall net he a. that wait for me 
 
 .50. 7. my face like a flint, I know 1 shall not he a. 
 ,54. 4. fear not, for thou shalt not he a. 
 
 Zeph. 3.11. in that day shalt thou not he a. 
 
 Horn. 9 .33. who believeth on him shall wf t he a. 10.11. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 8. for though 1 boast, 1 should riot he a. 
 
 2 Tirn. 1.8. Ac not therefore a. of testimony of Lord 
 2.15. to (iod, a workman th.at needeth not he a. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 16. suffer as a Christian, let him wet Ac a. 
 
 1 John 2. 28. not be a. before, him at his coming 
 
 ASriE.S 
 
 Signifies, The remains of fuel after it has been 
 Aj/rncif, 2 Pet. 2. 6. They denote, \\]The frailty 
 and extreme vileness of man, uhen compared with 
 his Creatoi, (ien. 18. 27. [2] Deep hntniliation, 
 Elstb. 4. 1. .Tcnah 3.6. 
 
 Gen. 18. 27. to sneak, which am but dust and a. 
 l.ev. 6.10. and tlie jiriest shall take up the a. 
 
 11. and carry forth the a. without the camp 
 Nnm. 19. 9. a man that is clean shall eather the a. 
 
 2 Ham. 13.19. 'I'amar put a. on her head, and rent 
 
 1 13.3. altar shall be rent, and a. poured out 
 20.38. the prophet disguised himself with a. 
 
 P.'th. 4. 1. Mordecai jniton sackclotli with a. 
 
 3. and many^ lay in sackcloth and a. 
 
 Job 2. 8. .lob sat ("low n among the a. 
 
 13. 12. your remembrances are like to a. ymur 
 30. 19. into mire, I am become like dust and a. 
 
 42. 6. I abhor myself, and repent in dust and a. 
 Psal. 20. t3. and turn to a. thy burnt sacrifice 
 102. 9. for I have eaten a. like bread, and mingled 
 147. 16. he scattereth the hoar-frost like a. 
 
 Jsa. 44. 20. he feedeth on a. a deceived heart turned 
 58. 5. and to spread sackcloth and a. under him 
 
 61. 3. to give them beauty for a. the oil of joy 
 Jer. 6. 26. O daughter, wallow thyself in a. 
 
 Jam. 3.16. he hath covered me with a. 
 
 Ezek. 28. 18. 1 will bring thee to a. on the earth 
 Dan. 9. 3. 1 set my face to seek in sackcloth and a. 
 Jonah 3.6. king covered with sackcloth, and sat in a. 
 3/aA. 4. 3. the wicked shall be a. under your feet 
 Mat. 11. 21. if works w ere done, they would have 
 
 repented long ago in sackcloth and a. Tide 10.13. 
 Jieh. 9.13. if the a. of an heifer sanctifieth to the 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. and turning the cities of Sodom into a. 
 
 ASIDE. 
 
 dKingsA. 4. said, thou shalt set a. that which is full 
 JoA 1. +19. came a great wind from a. wilderness 
 Mark 7. 33. he tcok him a. from the nmltitude 
 John 13. 4. he riseth and laid a. his garment [doth 
 Jleb. 12.1. let us lay a. every weight, and sin that 
 >ee Go,'Gonk. Tuk.n, Went, L.\y, 
 ASK 
 
 Signifes, [1] To inquire, Gerx. 30.. (19. I\Iark9. 32. 
 [2] 'J'o renuire, or demand, Gen. .34. 12. Dan. 2. 
 
 10. [3] To seek connsel, Isa. 30. 2. Hag. 2. 11. 
 [4] To pray, John 15. 7. .lam. 1. 6. [5] To ex¬ 
 pect, Luke 12. 48. [6] To salute, 1 Sam. 2.5.+5. 
 2 Sam. 8. 110. [7] 'To lay to one's charge, Psal. 
 35.1 11. 
 
 Gen. .32.29. wherefore dost thou a. aftermy name ? 
 
 34.12. A. me never so much dowry and gift, I give 
 Jleut. 4. .32. for a. now of the days that are past 
 
 13.14. shall A. diligently, and if it be trutli 
 
 32. 7- a. thy father, and he will shew thee 
 
 Josh. 4. 6. when your children a. their fathers, 21. 
 Jvdg. 18. 5. A. counsel, we pray thee, of God 
 1 Ham. 10. t 4. and they will a. thee of peace 
 J2. 19. we have added this evil to a. us a king 
 16 
 
 1 .Safw.25. + 5. a. him in name of peace, 2 .Sam. 8. +10. 
 28. 16. why do.st thou a. of me, seeing the Lord 
 
 2 .Sam. 14. 18. hide not from ine the thing 1 a. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 5. a. what 1 shall give thee, 2 Chrou. 1.7- 
 
 14. 5. the wife of lerolxiam cometh to a. thee 
 
 2 kings d. 9. Flijah said, a. what 1 shall do for thee 
 2 Chron. 20. 4. Judah gathered to a. help of God 
 Job 12. 7. a. the bea.sts, and they shall teach thee 
 Psal. 2. 8. A. of me, and 1 will give thee the heathen 
 Jsa. 7. 11. A. thee a sign of I ord, a. it of the depth 
 
 12. 1 w'ill not A. nor will I tempt the Tx)rd 
 45. 11. saith the T/ird, a. me of things to come 
 .58. 2. they a. of me the ordinances of justice 
 Jer. 6. 16. A. for the old paths, and walk therein 
 
 I. 5. .5. who shall go aside, to a. what thou dost 
 18. 13. A. ye now among the heathen who heard 
 .30. 6. A. and see whether a man doth travail 
 
 .38. 14. 1 will A. thee a thing, hide nothing from me 
 48. 19. A. him that tieeth, and her that escapeth 
 50. 5. they shall a. the way to Zion with their faces 
 l.am. 4. 4. the young children a. bread, and no man 
 Dan. 6. 7. who shall a. a petition of any God, 12. 
 Ilns. 4. 12. my people a. counsel at their stocks 
 Hag. 2. 11. a. now the priests concerning tlie law 
 Zech. 10. 1. A. ye of the l.ord rain in time of latter 
 Mat. 6. 8. w'hat ye have need of, before ye a. him 
 7. 7. A. and it shall be given you, J.vke 11.9. 
 
 9. whatmanofyou, ifhisson A. bread, 1 .ukeD.D. 
 
 11. shall give good things to them that a. him 
 14.7. promised to give her whatsoever she would a. 
 18. 19. agree touching any thing they shall a. 
 
 20. 22. ve know not what ye a. Mark 10. .38. 
 21.22.w'liatsoever yeA. in prayer, believingye shall 
 
 22. 46. nor durst any man a. him more questions, 
 Mark 12. 34. J nke 20. 40. 
 Mark 6. 22. a. what thou wilt, 1 will give thee, 23. 
 9. 32. they were afraid to a. him, /nke Q. 45. 
 
 I. nke 6. 30. taketh thy goods, a. them not again 
 
 II. 13. give the Holy Spirit to them that a. him 
 
 12. 48. much committed, of him they will a. more 
 John 1. 19. when the .lews sent priests to a. him 
 
 9. 21. we know not. he is of age, a. him, 23. 
 
 11. 22. whatsoever thou wilt a. of God, he will 
 
 13. 24. Peter beckoned to him that he should a. 
 
 14. 13. whatsoever ye a. in my name, 15. 16. 
 
 14. if ye a. any thing in rny name 1 will do it 
 
 15. 7. it ye abide in me, a. what ye will, it shall be 
 
 16. 19. lesus knew that they were desirous to a. 
 
 23. and in that.day ye shall a. me nothing [full 
 
 24. A. and ye shall receive, that your joy may be 
 30. and needest not that any man should a. thee 
 
 18. 21. A. them which heard me what 1 said 
 Acts 10. 29. I A. therefore for what intent ye sent 
 1 Cor. 14. .35. let them a. their husbands'at'home 
 F.ph. 3. 20. to do above all that we can a. or think 
 Jam. 1. 5. if any lack wisdom, let him a. of God 
 6. but let him a. in faith, nothing wavering 
 
 4. 2. yet ye have not, because ye a. not 
 
 .3. ye A. and receive not, because ye a. amiss 
 1 John .3. 22. whatsoever we a. we receive of him 
 
 5. 14. if w'e A. any thing according to his w'ill 
 
 15. if we know he heareth us, whatsoever we a. 
 
 16. sin a sin which is not unto death, he shall a. 
 
 tree Counsel. 
 
 A.SKED. 
 
 Gen. .32.29. .Jacob a. him and said, tell me th3' name 
 4.3. 7. the man a. us straitly of our kindred 
 Josh. 19. 50. they gave him the city which he a. 
 Jndg. 5. 25. he a. water, she gave him milk 
 
 13. 6. but 1 A. him not whence he was 
 18. + 15. A. him of peace, 1 .Sam. 17. + 22. | .30. +21. 
 1 Ham. 1. 17. God gu'ant the petition thou hast a. 
 
 + 20. she called his name .‘^amuel, that is a. of God 
 27. the T ord hath given me my petition 1 a. 
 
 1 Kings .3.11. because thou a. this tiling and not a. 
 
 2 Kings d. 10 . he said, thou hast a. a hard thing 
 I'zra 5. 10. we a. their names to certify thee 
 
 Job 21.29. have ye not a. them that go by the way ? 
 P.va/. 21. 4. he A. life of thee, thou gavest him 
 .35. +11. they a. me things that I knew not 
 105. 40. the people a. and he brought quails 
 Isa. ,30. 2. and have not a. at my mouth 
 41. 28. when I a. of them, could answer a word 
 65. 1. T am sought of them that a. not for me 
 Dan. 2. 10. there is no king that a. such things 
 7. 16. I came and a. him the truth of all this [18. 
 Mat. 16.13. he a. his disciples, Mark?.. 27. 1 nke 9 . 
 22.23. .‘^adduceeSA.him,35. Mar.9.n. I 10.2. I 12.18 
 
 J. nke 18. 40. when come near he a. what wilt thou 
 John 4. 10. thou wouldest h.ave a. of him 
 
 16. 24. hitherto have ye a. nothing in my name 
 Pom. 10. 20. made manifest to them that a. not 
 il.SKEST. 
 
 Jndg. 13. 18. why a. thou thus after my name ’ 
 John 4. 9. A. drink of me, a w oman of Samaria 
 18. 21. why A. thou me, ask tliem which heard 
 ASK E l H. 
 
 F.xod. 13. 14. thy son a. tnee in time. Dent. 6. 20. 
 ]\Iic. 7. 3. prince a. and the judge a. for a reward 
 Mat. 5. 42. give to him that a. thee, Lnke 6. .30. 
 
 7. 8. every one that a. receiveth, I.nke 11. 10. 
 .John 16. 5. none of you a. me, whither goest thou ? 
 1 Pet. 3.15. to every one that a. v’ou a reason of hope 
 ASKING. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.17. may see your wickedness in a. a king 
 1 Chron. 10. 13. Saul died for a. counsel of a familiar 
 Psal. 78. 18. tempted God b.v a. meat for their lust 
 I.nke 2. 46. hearing them, and a. them questions 
 .fohn 8. 7- they continued a. he lifted up him.self 
 1 Cor. 10. 25. A. no question for conscience, 27. 
 ASr.EEP 
 
 Signifies, [1] To take rest in sleep, Jonah 1. 5. 
 
 Mat. 26. 40. [2j To die. Acts 7- 2 Pet. 3. 4. 
 
 .Tndg. 4. 21. for Sisera was fast a. and weary 
 Cant. 7. 9. the lips of those that are a. to speak 
 Jonah 1. 5. but Jonah lay, and was fast a. 
 
 Mat. 8. 24. arose a storm, but he was a. Mark 4. .38. 
 26. 40. he fmdeth the disciples a. Mark 14. 40. 
 Acts 7. 60. w hen Stephen had said this, he fell a. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 6. part remain, but some are fallen a. 
 
 18. then they v hich are fallen a. in Christ 
 1 Thess. 4. 13. ignorant concerning them that are a. 
 
 1 Th. 4,15. wre alive shall not prevent them that are A. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 4. for since the fathers fell a. all things 
 
 A.SP, .S. 
 
 Dent. .32. .33. their wine is the cruel venom of a. 
 Job 20. 14. his meat is the gall of a. within him 
 10. he shall suck the poison of a. the viper’s tongue 
 Jsa. 11. 8. the child shall [)lay on the hole of the a. 
 Rom. 3. 13. the poison of a. is under their lips 
 ASSACLF, IT). 
 
 Esth. 8.11. to cause to perish all that would a. them 
 ActsH. 5. when there was an a. matleof the +>entiles 
 
 17. 5. they A. the house of.Iason. and sought to 
 ASSAY, ED, ING. 
 
 Dent. 4. .34. hath God a. to go and take a nation 
 1 .Sam. 17. 39. David A. to go, for lie had not proved 
 Job 4.2. if we A. to commune with thee, wilt thou 
 Acts 9. 26. Saul a. to join himself to the disciples 
 16. 7. they a. to go to Bithynia, but the Spirit 
 lleb. 11.29. the Egyptians a. to do, were dre wned 
 A.SS. [his A. 
 
 Gen. 22. .3. Abraham rose up early, and saddled 
 5. abide you here with the a. and I and the lad 
 49. 14. Issachar is a strong a. couching between 
 Kxod. 13. 13. every firstling of an a. redeem with 
 2.3.4. if thou meet thine enemy’s a. going astray 
 
 12. shalt rest: that thine ox and thine a may rest 
 kum. 16. 15. 1 nave not taken one a. from them 
 22. 2.3. the A. saw the angel standing. 25. 27. 
 
 28. the Ixird opened the mouthof the a. 
 
 .30. the A. said to Balaam, am not I thine a. ? 
 Dent. 22. 10. not plow with an ox and a. f gether 
 Josh. 15.18. and Achsah lighted oft'her a. Calebsairl, 
 what wilt thou ' .Jndg. 1. 14. 1 Ham. 25. 22. 
 Jndg. 15. 16. w ith tlie jaw- bone of an a. heaps 
 
 1 Kings 13. 28. the lion hail not tom the a. 
 
 2 flings 6. 25. until an a. head sohl for 80 pieces 
 Job ‘,'4. .3. they drive away the a. of the fatheiiess 
 /^rov. 26. 3. a bridle for the a. and a nxl for fool's 
 Jsa. 1. 3. ox his owner, and the a. his master’s crib 
 
 32. 20. that send forth the feet of the ox and a. 
 
 Jer. 22. 19. shall be buried w ith the burial of an a. 
 Zech. 9. 9. thy king cometh lowly, riding on an a 
 and on a colt tl e foal of an a. Mat. 21. 5. 
 
 14. 1.5. and so shall be the plague of the a. 
 
 Mat. 21. 2. ye shall find an a. tied, and a colt 
 J.nke 13. 15. doth not each loose his a. on sabbath 
 
 14. 5. w'hich of you shall have an a. fallen into pit 
 .John 12.14. wd’en he had found a j’oung a. sat 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 16. the dumb a. speaking forbad madness 
 .See .‘^ADDi.E. 
 
 A.sS’S COI.T. 
 
 Gen. 49.11. binding his a. colt to the choice vine 
 Job 11. 12. though n an be bi rn like a wild a. colt 
 John 12. 15. thy king cometh sitting on an a. colt 
 Wild ASS 
 
 Job 6. 5. doth the wild a. bray when he hath grass ? 
 39. 5. who hath sent out the wild a. free r 
 Jer. 2. 24. a wild a. used to the wilderness sniiffetli 
 IJos. 8. 9. they are goiie, a wild a. alone by himself 
 ASSl'.S. 
 
 Gen. 12.16. Abram had he-A. and she-A. and camels 
 .30. 43. Jacob had much cattle, camels, and a. 
 
 36. 24. as he fed the a. of Zibeon his father 
 
 47.17. Joseph gave bread in exchange for a. 
 Jndg. 5. 10. speak, ve that ride cn white a. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 16. he will take your a. to work 
 9. 3. the A. of Kish, Saul’s father, were lost 
 
 20. thy A. that were lost, they are found, 10. 2. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 2. the a. be for the king's household 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 30. and over the, a. was Jehrieiah 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. carrieil the feeble of them upon a. 
 Ezra 2. 67. A. thflt went up to Jerusalem, 6720. 
 
 Neh. 7. 69. 
 
 JohAd. 12. for Job had sheep, and a thousand she-A. 
 Jsa. 21. 7. he saw a chariot of a. and of camels 
 Ezek. 23. 20. whose Hesh is as the tiesh of a. 
 
 Wild ASSES. 
 
 .Job 24. 5. as wild a. in the desert go they forth 
 Psal. 104. 11. the wild a. quench their tliirst 
 Jsa. .32. 14. the forts shall be a joy of wild a. 
 
 Jer. 14. 6. wild a. snuffed up the wind like dragons 
 Dan. 5. 21. K ebuchadnezzar’s dwell, was with w. a. 
 \onng ASSIti-S. 
 
 Jsa. 30. 6. they will carry their riches on a. 
 24. y. a. that ear the ground shall eat provender 
 A.SS EM BLE. 
 
 Knm. 10. 3. when they blow, the assembly shall a 
 2 Sam. 20. 4. a. me the men of Judah, and be here 
 /.'A. 11. 12. he shall a. the outcasts of Israel 
 45.20. A. yourselves, and come, draw near together 
 
 48.14. all ye a. v’ourselves and hear 
 Jer. 4. 5. a. yourselves, and let us go into the cities 
 8. 14. why do we sit still r a. yourselves, let us 
 Ezck.W. 17- 1 will A. you out of the countries 
 39. 17. A. yourselves, gather to my sacrifice 
 Jlos. 7. 14. they a. themselves for corn and wine 
 Joel d. 16. A. the elders, gather the children 
 
 3. 11. A. yourselves and come, all ye heathen 
 Amos 3. 9. A. yourselves on the mount of Samaria 
 Mic. 2. 12. 1 will surely’ a. () Jacob, all of thee 
 
 4. 6. saith the Lord, I 'will a. her that halteth 
 Zeph. .3. 8 . I’ll A. the kingdoms to pour indignation 
 
 a.s.sf.Mbled. 
 
 Exfld. ,38.8. women which a. at the door of the taber. 
 1 Sam. 2. 22. they lav with the women that a. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 4. David a. the children of Aaron 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 13. a. much people to keep the feast 
 Ezra 9. 4. then a. to me every one that trembled 
 
 10.1. when Ezra had prayed, there a. to him 
 kch. 9. 1. the children of Israel a. with fasting 
 Psal. 48. 4. lo the kings were a. they passer! by 
 7,fA. 43. 9- let the people be a. who can declare this 
 Jer. 5. 7. A. themselves by troops in harlots’ houses 
 Dan. 6.11. these men a. and found Daniel praying 
 Mat. 28.12. when thev a. they gave large money 
 John 20.19. the disciples a. frjr fear of the Jews 
 Acts 1. 4. being a. commanded them not to depart 
 4. 31. the place was shaken w here they w ere a. 
 
 11.26. a whole vearthey a. with the church 
 
 15. 25. it scented good to us a. witli one accord 
 
 ASSEMBITNG. 
 
 Jleb. 10.25. forsake not tlie a. yourselves together 
 
AST 
 
 ATT 
 
 ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Gen. C8. +3. that thou mayest be an a. of people 
 4y. 6. to their a. mine honour be not thou united 
 Kxcd. 12. 6. the whole a. shall kill it in the even 
 16. 3. to kill this whole_a. with hunger 
 Lev. 4. 13. the thins; be hid from the eyes of the a. 
 A'nm. 10. 2. and make 2 ti'umpets for < ailing the a. 
 20.6. ]\loses and Aaron went from presence of a. 
 Deut, g. 10. spake in the mount out of the midst of 
 the fire, in the day of your a. 10. 4. | 18. 10. 
 Juda.21.6. none from .labesli-tfilead to the a. 
 
 1 6aw. 17-47. allth Sff.Sfiall know the Lordsaveth 
 2C/iron. 30. 23. the whole a. took counsel to keep 
 Ne/t. 5. 7- I set a great a. against them 
 Lxa/. 22. 16. the n of the wicked have inclosed me 
 80. 7- (iod is to be feared in the a. of the saints 
 107. .32. praise hiin in the «. of the elders 
 111. 1. I w 11 praise him in the a. of the upright 
 Prov. 5.14. I was in all evil in the miilstof the a. 
 Jer. 6. 11. 1 will pour it on tlie n. of young men 
 9. 2. for they be an a. of treacherous men 
 15.17.1 sat not in the a. of the moc kers 
 Lam. 2. 6. he hath destroyed the places of the a. 
 Kzek. 13. 9. they shall not be in the a. of my people 
 23. 24. shall come against Aholibah with an a. 
 
 Acts 19. 3'2. the a. was confused, and part knew not 
 39. it shall be determined in a lawful a. 
 
 41. he had thus spoken, he dismissed the a. 
 
 Jleh. 12. 2.3. to the general a. of the tirst born 
 Jam. 2. 2. if there come to your a. a man 
 , /l.SSLM IILV. 
 
 Lev. 23. .36. on the eighth day it is "Asolemn a. Nxim 
 
 29. 35. Ae/; 8 18 
 Petit. 16.8. on the seventh day a sol~emn a. to the 1 ord 
 > A ;«.10.20. .Jehu said, proclaim a.ui/ewMa. for liaal 
 
 "i- ‘Jp’ *^'«y a solemn a. 
 
 Joel 1. 14. sanctity a fast, call-a .co/ew« a. 2. 15 
 Aeplt. 3.18. them that are sorrowful for the iolemna. 
 ASSKMHf.lES. 
 
 J /al 86.14. the a. of violent men sought my soul 
 Lcel. 1^-11. as oai.h fastened by the masters of a. 
 f''.® calling of a. I cannot away with 
 
 1^ 1V, 1 " 'V her^r. a cloud and smoke 
 
 14. t31. he shall not he alone in his^z, 
 i-.:eL44. 24. they .shallkeepmy laws in all mine ir 
 Amuso. 21. 1 will not smell in your solemn a 
 ^ AS.SL’.N 1', 1:1). 
 
 7 to the king with one a. 
 
 Jjtike .. 1.1 ^4. Pilate a. it should be as they required 
 Ac ts 21. 9. .lews also a. that these things were so 
 A.SSIGNKD. 
 
 <ren. 47 . 22. for the priests had a portion a. them 
 
 I / 7, .1 -" e'" "C)u a. iii< 
 
 .los/i. 20. 8. they a. Bezer a city of refuge 
 
 — Ham. 11. 16. he a. Uriah to a place he knew 
 „ A8.S1S1. 
 
 Icom. 16. 2. thati’e a. her in whatsoever business 
 ASSOCIATE. [pieces 
 
 ssa. 8. 9. a. yourselves, and ye shall be broken in 
 jJaii. 11. t6. at the end of years they shall a 
 A.S.SOON. 
 
 ^ gone out of the city 
 ~ Lhron. 31.5. a. as the commandment came abroad 
 18. 44. a. as they hear of me, shall obey me 
 isa. 66. 8. a. as Xion travailed, she brought forth 
 JM/ce 1. 44. a. as tlie voice of thy salutation sounded 
 ri'Pl 2® spciing up, it withered away 
 Jona 16. 6. a. as he said, 1 am he, thev went back 
 therefore came 1 a. as I was sent for 
 J -. 18. a. as It was (lay there was no small stir 
 Acr. 10,10 a. as I hail eaten it, my belly was bitter 
 12. 4. for to devour the child a. as it was born 
 ^ A.S.SURANCE. 
 
 Pent. 28. 66. thou shalt have none a. of thy life 
 Jsa. .32. 17. and the effect of righteousness, a 
 ✓ ■'7^0 0 'V' ’'li^cceof he hath given a. to all men 
 La/ 2.2. to all nenesof the full a. of understanding 
 "ospel came in much a. 
 
 nr, I’® "• to the end 
 
 10. 22. let us draw near in full a. of faith 
 , AS.SURK. 
 
 i John 3. 19. and shall a. our hearts before him 
 
 r rv, ,. Assured. 
 
 .'rf/’-G*-and it shall be a. to him 
 . give you a. peace in this place 
 Pom. 1-1 + 5. let every one be fully a. in his mind 
 1 im. 3. 14. continue m things thou hast been a 
 , c- . ^«SUREDLY. 
 
 1 ^t'lm. ^ 1. knovy a. thou shalt go out with me 
 
 1.13. a. Solomon thy son shall reiem 17 30 
 
 land a. 
 
 fo' 10 •.K ^ Of Rabvlon 
 
 iw ‘fronken, and shalt thou go 
 
 Icfall the house of Israel know a. 
 
 10.10. a. gathering that the Lord had called us 
 „ ^ ^ AS.SWAGE, ED. 
 
 rTiP'P' ocerthe earth, and the waters were a 
 n loo' ing of my lips should a. your grief 
 6. though I speak, yet m.y grief .s not a. 
 
 P*'.'c|<ed off the hair, and sat do.wn a. 
 
 "• at this 
 
 come after him shall be a. 
 
 t/rl% oV v 1 ‘ one with another 
 
 4 to ‘thin it «ti<l rose in haste 
 
 -• ty- then Daniel was a. for one hour 
 
 J. his countenance was changed, his lords a. 
 nr 00 .ASI'OM.SIIED. 
 
 enemies shall be a. 
 
 Atngsg. 6. every one that passeth by shall be a 
 
 .Toh Of, 11 I ^7-1 50.1.3. 
 
 Jsa li of heaven treinhle anci are a. 
 
 Jer' «'l« bfa"’n ^ '*• 
 
 4 o'Vi I'l : H Y® heavens, at this 
 
 li^d f'’® P'^'^Sts shall be a. 
 
 shoulde.st thou be as a man a. 
 
 26 16 shail tJ-emh!""'i "• 
 
 10 fhtv mil*' moment, and be a, 
 
 tl 4 I thee shall be a. at thee 
 
 JI//7/7 OH m ^ "■ ^t the vision 
 
 • i . 28. the people were a, at his doctrine, 3 > 
 
 Mari 3 40 dy1- "2. 10. 2. 1 11. If). Lal-g-T.'32. 
 OJarh o. 4.. they were a. with great astonishment 
 
 Mari 7.37. and were beyond measure a. 10. 26 
 10. 24. the disciples were a. at Ins words 
 Luie2. 47. a. at tiis understanding and answers^ 
 5. 91 be was a. at the draught of fishes 
 
 8. 56. her parents were a. but he charged them 
 24,22. yea, and certain women also made us a. 
 Acts 9 . 6. .Saul trembling and a. said. Lord, what 
 
 10. 45. of the circumcision which believed, were a. 
 
 12.16. had opened door and saw Peter,they werea. 
 13.12. the deputy when he saw, believed, being a. 
 ^ A.sJ ON ISH.MEA I . 
 
 Detct. 28. 28. the I^rd shall smite thee ivitli a. 
 
 37. thou shalt become an a. and a proverb 
 2 C/ir. 7. 21. this house sliall be an a. to e' ery one 
 29. 8. he hath delivered them to a. and hissing 
 Psal. 00. 3. hast made us to drink the wine of a. 
 Jer. 5. t.3(). a. is committed in the land 
 8. 21. I am black, a. hath taken hold on me 
 2 j. 9. I will make them an a. and a hissing, 18. 
 
 11. this whole land shall be a desolation and a. 
 
 29.18. I 11 deliver them to be a curse and an a. 
 
 42.18. ye shall be an execration and an a. -14.12. 
 44. 22. therefore is your land an a. and a curse 
 ol. ,37. Pjabylon shall become heaps and an a. 
 
 Lzek. 4. 10. son of man, behold, they shall drink 
 water by measure, and witli a. 12. 19. 
 5. 1.5. if shall he an a. to the nations about thee 
 —3. 33. thou shalt be tilled with the cup of a. 
 
 J.ech. 12. 4. 1 will smite every horse with a. 
 
 Astra Y|; .see Went, Go, Gone. 
 ASTROLOGER.s. 
 
 Isa. 47. 13. let now the a. the star-gazers, stand 
 i)an. 1.20. he found them ten times better than a. 
 
 ~. 27. the secret cannot the a. shew to the king 
 -■ I' 9 ^^me in the magicians and the a. 
 o. 7 the king cried aloud, to bring in tlie a. 
 Asunuer ; see Cleave, Cut, Divide, Put. 
 A.S WELL. 
 
 L<^v. 24.16. as well the stranger, as he that is born in 
 22. one law.ar we//for the stranger,as for 3’our 
 Pent.20.6. lest his href hrens’ heart faint, ajree//as 
 - tiam. 11. 25. the sword devours one as well as 
 t r.- . [another 
 
 o ?• the small as great 
 
 „ C/ir. 31. lo. to give a.f well to the great as the sihall 
 Job 12. .3. but I have understanding as well as you 
 i-'-al. 87.7. as icell the singers as the players shall be 
 Arts 10. 47. who received the Holy (Tho'sta.r well as 
 1 Car. 9.5. to lead about a sister as well as other apos 
 Ileb. 4.2. to us the gospel preached as well as to them 
 „ , AlE. 
 
 Psal. 106. 28. they a. the sacrifices of the dead 
 J)an. 10. ,3. 1 a. no pleasant bread nor flesh 
 liev. 10.10. 1 took the little book, and a. it up 
 ATI 11 R.S r. 
 
 Lt'Jff- 15.18. Samson was sore a. and called on Lord 
 ni" ‘ KO to the vessels and drink 
 
 Mat. 2d. 44. when saw we thee a. or a stranger 
 ‘7- 6. I’ll give to him that is a. of fountain 
 Spirit and bride say, let him that is a. come 
 .. A'IONK.MENT 
 
 Signifies, [1] Ih'conctliaticm, or appeasing of anger 
 Rom. 0.1. [2] rl r(-/n,ww, .lob .3.3. + 24. 
 
 things wherewith a. was made 
 30. tnoii shalt offer a bullock every clay for a 
 .37. seven days tlion shalt make a. for the altar 
 3T 10. Aaron once in year shall make a. upon it 
 
 10. to make an a. for your souls. Lev. 17. 11. 
 
 16. tlion shalt take the a. money of Israel 
 
 32. 30. peradventnre I shall make an a. for sin 
 Lev. 1. 4. it shall be accepted for him to make a 
 
 4. 20. the priest shall make an a. for them, and 
 be forgiven, 26. .31. .35. I 5. 6. 1 6. 7. | 12. 8 
 I 14. 18. Nnm. 15. 2d. 
 
 8. 34. so the L(ird hath commanded to make a, 
 
 9. 7-jnake a. for thyself and for them, 16. 24. 
 
 10. 1;. G()d hath given it you to make a. for them 
 1-. I. make an a. for her, and she shall be clean 
 14.53. make an a. tor the house, it shall be clean 
 
 . A scape-goat shall be presented to make a. 
 
 11. Aaron .sliall make an a. for himself and house 
 
 16. he shall make an a. for the holy place 
 
 17. shall be no man there, when he maketh a. 
 
 18. he Sliall go and make a. for the altar 
 .7. whose blood was brought in to make a. 
 
 33. he shall make a. for the holy sanctuary 
 .31 everlasting statute to make a. once a year 
 
 23. 2( . tenth day of 7fh month shall be a diy of a. 
 
 28. do im wfirk, tor it is a day of a. to make a. 
 
 *0. J. m the (lay of a. make the trumpets sound 
 Num. 8. 21. ijiade a. for the I.evites to cleanse them 
 trie Levites to make a. for Israel 
 or lo' K? .<P''c!<ly, make a. for wrath is gone out 
 A'o' 00 ^ nave it, because he made an a 
 
 o!i‘ r" sin-otTering to make a. .30. 
 
 %v goafs to make an a. for you 
 
 .11. 50. ear rings to make an a. for onr soul.s 
 2 Mm. 21..} wherewith shall I make the a. t 
 
 o CAr"o;,‘'o appointed to make a. 
 
 'fk . P'''ests kille(l them to make an «. 
 
 Toh^ i ol tor offering to make an a. 
 
 Jf>33.1 24. deliver him, I have found an a. 
 
 K m. D. 11. by whom we have now received a. 
 
 D 7 /• • • A1 I A1N. 
 
 Fsal. 1.39. 6. it 13 high, I cannot a. imto it. 
 
 rl' understanding shall a. to wisdom 
 
 II n- ^rizcrding as his hand shall a. to it 
 ■*1 -'Y l^og ere they a. to innocency i 
 
 "• to Phenice 
 
 -f htt.S.ll. 1 might a to the resurrection of the dead 
 „ ^ AlIAINED. 
 
 Pen. 47. 9. anrl have not a. to tlie days of my father 
 Lev. 2.0.+ 20. Ins hand hath a. and found sufliciency 
 . Mm. _3.19. howbeit he a. not to tlie first three, 
 
 Pfttn. 9. .30. the Gentiles have a. to righteousness'^’ 
 
 (I. to the law of righteousness 
 I Inl. 3. l_. not as though 1 had already a. or perfect 
 ?jV.' ''hereto we have already a. let us walk 
 1 Itm. 4. 6. good doctrine, whereto thou hast a. 
 
 AT J EN D. 
 
 j-.stA. 4. 5. Ilatach whom he appointed to a. heir 
 
 AU T 
 
 Psal. 17. 1. O Ixird, a. to my cry, 61.1. 1142. (j, 
 5d. 2. a. to me, hear me, I mourn and make a noise 
 6 t>. 0 . and a. to the voueof my supiilication 
 Prov. 4. 1. hear and a. to know undcrstaiKiing 
 20. my son, a. to my words, incline thine ear, 7.24. 
 5. 1. my son a. to my wisdom, and bow thine ear 
 1 Lor. 7 . 35. may a. on the Lord without d siraction 
 , AllENDANCE. 
 
 } Ihe a. of his ministers, 2 Chr. 9 . 4. 
 
 // x'll’1* to 
 
 Ileb. 7 . 13. of which no man gave a. at the altar 
 AllENDLl). 
 
 o" 72. I a. to you, none of you convinced .Job 
 Psal. Op. 19. he hath a. to the voice of m v pra\ er 
 Acts 10. 14. she a. to the things spoken by Paul 
 .... AIT'ENDING. 
 
 Horn. 13.6. ministers a. continually on this very thing 
 n Alii'. Nl, 
 
 ^^-bron. 6. 40. let thme ears be a. to the praver 
 i . 15. mine ears shall be a. to the prayer made 
 , . A IT EM J IVE. 
 
 Ae/(. 1. 6. let thine ear now he a. 11. P.sal. 1.30. 2. 
 
 8. 3. the ears of the people were a. Luie 19 48'* 
 AllENilVELY. 
 
 Job 37 . 2. hear a. the noise of his voice and sound 
 . API IRE, ED. 
 
 Lev. 16. 4. Avith the linen mitre shall Aaron be a. 
 i rov. 7. 10. met him a woman with a. of an harlot 
 Jer. 2. .32. can a bride forget hei' a. ? yet my people 
 Lzei. 23. 15. exceeding in dyed a. on their heads 
 AJJKIBUIED. 
 
 Job 1. + 22, Job sinned not, nor a. folly to God 
 ^ , AVAILEIH. 
 
 Esth. 5.13. yet all this a. me nothing so long as I see 
 Pal. 5. 6. in Christ circumcision a. not, 6. 15. 
 
 Jam. 5. 10. the pi^j^r^cif a^rightcous man a. much 
 
 Gen. 23.13. A braham spake to Ephron in a. ofpcople 
 Exod. 2-4. 7. took book of covenant, and reaa in a. 
 
 1 Mm. 23. 24. let thine handmaid speak in thy a ' 
 7he a. of our God keep and seek 
 Eeh. 13. 1. they read in the hook of Moses in the a. 
 Luie 7.1. ended all his sayings in the a. of the people 
 20. 45. in a. ot the people he saivl to his disciples 
 Acts 13. 16. Israel, and ve that fear God, gise a 
 15. 12. then all the multitude gave a. lo Barnabas 
 22. 22. and they gave him a. to this word 
 AVENGE. 
 
 Ley. ]_9. 18. thou shalt not a. nor bear grudge 
 26. 25. that shall a. the C|uarrel of my covenant 
 Aum. 31. 2. a. Israel of the Midianites, .3. 
 
 Pent. 32. 4.3. he will a. the blood of his servants 
 
 1 Mm. 24. 12. the Lord judge and a. me of thee 
 
 2 hmgs 9. 7. smite the house'of Ahab, that I may a. 
 Esth. 8.13. .lews a. tiiemselyes on their enemies 
 Isa. 1. 24. I will a. me of mine enemies 
 
 Jer. 46. 10. a day of veng-eance that he may a. 
 lios. 1. 4. 1 Avill a. the blood of .lezreel on .lelm 
 18. .3. sayiii", a. ine of mine adversary 
 
 7. shall not God a. hi.s own elect, who cry day 
 
 8. I tell you fliat he will a. them speedily 
 -new. 12. 19. beloved, a. not yourselves, but give 
 liev. 6.10. how long dost thou not a. our blood 
 
 ^ AVENGED. 
 
 Pen. 4. 24. if Cain sliould be a. seven-fold, I.amech 
 Exod. 21. + 20. and he die, he sliall be surely a 
 Josh. KJ. 13. sun and moon stayed till people had a. 
 Jndg.lD.7. though ye have done this, yet I will be a. 
 16. 28. may be a. on Pliilistmes for my two eyes 
 1 Mnu 14. 24. tliat eatetli any food, that I may be a. 
 18. ?5. an liiuidred toreskins, to be a. ot" enemies 
 2d. 31. or that my Lord hath a. himself 
 * 4. 8. tiie J^ord hath a. my lord tlic kinjr 
 
 18. 19. Ilow the l.ord hath a. iiim of his enemies 
 Sl.^the Lord hath a. tliee this day of them 
 
 Jer. D. 9. my soul be a. on sucli a nation, 29. 1 9. 9, 
 Acts 7- 24. Moses a. him that was oppressed 
 Lev. 18. 20. rejoice, for God hath a. you on her 
 
 19. 2. hath a. blood of his servants at her haml 
 
 „ . . AVE.NGI.R. 
 
 A vm. 35.12. cities for refuge from the a. .Tosh. 20. 3. 
 Deut. 19. 6. lest the a. of blood pursue the slayer * 
 12. the elders deliver him into the hand of the a. 
 Josh. 20. 5. It the a. ot blood pursue after him 
 9. not (lie by the hand of the a. till he stoo(i 
 Psal. 8. 2. thou mightest still the enemy and a. 
 
 44.16. by reason of the enemy and a. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 6. because the Lord is the a. of all sucli 
 
 AVENGEliJ. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 48. it is God that a. me, Psal. 18. 47 
 
 gVVENGlNG. 
 
 .Tudg. 5. 2. praise the Lord for the a. of Israel 
 1 N'aa;. 25. 26. Lord hath withholdeii thee from a. 
 
 33. blessed be thou who kept me from a. 
 AVERSE. 
 
 Mic. 2. 8. pass by securely, as men a. from war 
 AUG MEN!'. 
 
 Aum. 32. 1-1. ye are risen to a. tlie fierce anger 
 ^ AUNT. 
 
 Lev. 18.14. nor approach to his wife, she is thy a 
 ^ AVOUCHED. 
 
 Deut. 26.17- hast this day a. the 1/ird to be tlo’ God 
 18. the Lord hath a. thee to be his people 
 „ AVOID. 
 
 Prar. 4. 15. a. if, pass not by it, turn from it 
 Rom. 16.17. mark them that cause divisions, and a. 
 
 7 Gor . 7- 2. to a. fornication, let every man have his 
 y... *"’■ '• foolish and unlearned questions a. 
 lit. 3. 9. a. foolish questions and genealogies 
 AVOIDED, 1\G. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 11, David a. Out of his presence twice 
 
 2 Car. 8. 20. a. this, that no man should blame us 
 1 Tim. 6. 20. a. profane and vain babblings 
 
 AU.SIERI.. 
 
 Luie 19. 21. I feared, because thou art an a. man 
 AU I liOR. 
 
 Acts 3. + 15. and killed the a. of life 
 1 LVr. 11. .33. God is not the a. of confusion 
 JJeb. 5. 9. he hecatiie the a. of eternal saL ation 
 12. 2. looking to Jesus, the a. and finisher ot taifh 
 AUlllORlI'Y 
 
 Signifies, '[1] Power, rule, or dignity, Prov. 29. 2. 
 
 C 17 
 
AX 
 
 BAG 
 
 B AL 
 
 T-uke 19. 17. [2] convincing efficacy and powcs, 
 Mat. 7. 29. [3] A warrant, order, or authentic per¬ 
 mission, Mat. 21. 2.3. Acts 9. 14. 
 
 T^th. 9. 29. Esther and Mordecai wrote with a. 
 Prov. 29. 2. when riijhteoiis are in a. people rejoice 
 Jilat.l .‘Z9- taught them as one having a. Mark 1.22. 
 8. 9. for I am a man under a. and say, Lvke'l. 8. 
 
 20.25. tliey that arc great exercise a. Mark 10. 42. 
 
 ' 21.2.3. by what a. dost thou these '< AJark ] 1.28. 
 Mark 1. 27. for with a. commandeth he even the 
 
 unclean spirits, and tliey obey him, Luke 4. .‘Ki. 
 13. .34. left his house, and gave a. to his servants 
 Luke 9.1. he gave them power and a. over all devils 
 19. 17. been faithful, have thou a. over ten cities 
 20.20. micdit deliver him to a. of the governor 
 
 22.25. that exercise a. are called benefactors 
 John 5. 27. hath given him a. to execute judgment 
 JictsQ. 27. eunuch of great a. under Candace queen 
 
 9.14. here he hath a. to bind, 26. 10, 12. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 24. when he shall have put down all a. 
 
 2 Cor. 10.8. should boast somewhat mere of our a. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. + 6. when we might have used a. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. supplication forkings and all in a. 
 
 12.1 suffer not a woman to usurp a. over the man 
 Tit. 2. 15. exhort and rebuke with all a. 
 
 1 Pet. 3.22. aneels and a. made subject to him 
 Jiev. 13.2. the dragon gave him power and great a. 
 AWAKE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To come out of natural sleep, Luke9.32. 
 [2] 'To rouse up out of .'•piritual sleep, by a vigorous 
 exercise of grace, by leaving off all sinful courses, 
 and setting about the performance of duties re¬ 
 quired, Horn. 13. 11. Eph. 5. 14. [3] 'To raise 
 ■rrom the dead, .lob 14. 12. .Tohn 11. 11. [4] 'To 
 iftve present help after it hath long been kept 
 from us, as though Cod had forgotten us, Psal. 
 7. 6. Isa. 51. 9. 
 
 Awake not my love till he please, Cant. 2.7. Give 
 my beloved Saviour no occasion of offence or de¬ 
 parture ; neither interrupt that peace I enjoy in 
 him, so long as he is pleased to continue it. 
 
 Judg. 5.12. a. a. Deborah, a. a. utter a song, arise 
 Job 8. 6. surely now he would a. for thee 
 14.12. till heavens be no more, they shall not a. 
 
 19. t26. 1 shall a. though this bocij' be destroyed 
 Psal. 7. 6. a. for me to the judgment, 35. 2.3. 
 
 17.15. be satisfied when I a. witli thy likeness 
 44. 2.3. a. why sleepest thou, () T.x)rd, arise 
 57. 8. a. my glory, 1 myself will a. early, 108. 2. 
 59. 4. they prepare, a. to help me, and behold 
 5. O T.ord God, a. to visit all the heathen 
 Prov. 23. 35. when shall I «. T will seek it yet again 
 Cant. 2.7. not a. my lov'e till he please, .3.5. | 8. 4. 
 
 4.16. a. O north wind, and co ne, thou south 
 Jsa. 26.19. a. and sing ye that dwell in the dust 
 51. 9. a. a. put on strength, O arm of the IvOrd, a. 
 
 as in the ancient days, 52.1. 
 17. a. a. stand up, O .Terusalem, which hast drunk 
 Jer. 51. 57. sleep a perpetual sleep, and not a. 
 Dan. 12.2. many that sleep in the dust shall a. 
 Joel 1. 5. a. ye drunkards, weep and howl all ye 
 liab. 2. 7. shall they not a. that shall vex thee 
 19. woe to him that saith to the wood, a. 
 
 Zeeh. 13. 7. a. O sword, against my .Shepherd, smil. 
 Mark A. .38. he was asleep, and they a. him 
 jMke 9. 32. when they were a. they saw his glory 
 John 11.11. 1 go that I may a. him out of sleep 
 Pom. 13. 11. it is high time to <7. out of sleep 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 34. a. to righteousness, and sin not 
 Pph. 5.14. a. thou that sleepest, and arise from dead 
 
 2 Tim. 2. f 26. maj’ a. themselves out of the snare 
 
 AWAKED. 
 
 Cen. 28. 16. .Jacob a. out of his sleep, and said 
 Judg. 16.14. Samson a. and went away with tiie pin 
 1 Sam. 26.12. no man saw it nor knew it, neither «. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 27. he sleepeth and must fie a. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 31. Gehaad told him, the child is not a. 
 Psal. 3. 5. I a. for the Ijrvd sustained me 
 
 78.65. then the Lord a. as one out of sleep 
 Jer. 31.26. upon this T a. anrt beheld, and my sleep 
 AWAKEST. 
 
 Psal. 73. 20. when thou a. shalt despise their image 
 Prov. 6. 22. when thou a. it shall talk with thee 
 AWAKETH, I>;G. 
 
 Psal. 73. 20. as a dream when one a. so, O Lord 
 Jsa. 29.8. he a. and his soul is empty, a. and is faint 
 Acts 16. 27. the keeper of the prison a. out of sleep 
 AWARE. 
 
 Cant. 6.12. or ever T W’as a. my soul made me like 
 Jer.50.24.aittaken,O Babylon,and thou wastnota. 
 Luke 11.44. men that walk over them, are not a. 
 AWAY. 
 
 Cen. 15.11. when fowls came Abram drove them a. 
 Prod. 8. 28. only ye shall not go very far a. 
 
 19. 24. the T.ord said to him , a. get'thee down 
 2 Chron. .35. 2.3. have me a. for I am wounderi 
 Isa. 1. 13. calling of assemblies I cannot«. with 
 Luke 4. + 34. a. what have we to do with thee. 
 
 23. 18. a. with this man, release to us Barabbas 
 John 19. 15. a. wdth him, a. with him. Acts 21. .36. 
 Acts 22. 22. a. with such a fellow from the earth 
 . AWE, El'H. 
 
 Psal. 4. 4. stand in a. and sin not, commune wdth 
 .33. 8. inhabitants of the world stand in a. of him 
 119. 161. my heart standeth in a. of thy wmrd 
 Prov. 17. 110. a reproof a. more a wise man 
 AWL. 
 
 F.xod. 21.6. his master shall bore his ear wdth an a. 
 Dent. 15. I7. thou shalt take an a. and thrust it 
 AWOKE. 
 
 Oen. 9. 21. 'Koah a. from his w ine, and knew" what 
 41. 4. eat up the fat kine, so Pharaoh a. 7. 21. 
 Judg. 16. 20. Samson a. out of his sleep and said 
 J Kings .3.15. Solomon a. and behold it was a dream 
 Mat. 8.25. his disciples came and a. him, LnkeH. 24. 
 
 Signifies, [1] A carpenter's tool, Judg. 9. 48. [2] A 
 human instrument, the king of Ass.vria, Isa. 10. 
 15. [3] God's vengeance and judgment upon bar- 
 fen and incorrigible sinners, ISIat. 3. 10. 
 
 JJeut. 19. 5. his hand fetched a stroke with the ax 
 
 20. 19. nor destioy the trees by foreing an ax 
 
 Judg. 9.48. Abimelech took an ax in his hand 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 20. Israel went down to sharpen his ax 
 
 1 Kings 6. 7. neither hammer nor ax was heard 
 
 2 Kings0.5. the ar-head felt into the water 
 Isa. 10. 15. shall the ax boast itself against him 
 Jer. 10. 3. for one cuts .a tree with tli’e ax 
 
 51. 20. thou art my battle-ar and weapons 
 Mat. 3.10. the ax is laid to root of trees, Luke 3. 9. 
 AXlvS. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 21. yet they had a file for the a. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .31. iie put them under saws and a. of 
 
 iron, and made them passthrough, 1 Chr.QO. 3. 
 Psal. 74. 5. a man was famous as he lifted up a. 
 
 6. they break down the carved work with a. 
 
 Jer. 46. 22. and come against her with a. as hewers 
 Ezek. 26. 9. w ith a. he shall break down thy tower 
 AXEE-1 KEKS. 
 
 1 Kingsl. 32. the a.-tr. of the wheel join to the base 
 33. a.-trees, naves, and felloes, were all molten 
 
 B. 
 
 BABBT.ER. 
 
 Led. 10.11. serpent will bite, and a b. is no better 
 Acts 17.18. and some said, what will this b. say f 
 BABBEIlsG, H. 
 
 Prov. 23. 29. who hath contentions ? who hath b ? 
 
 1 'Tim. 6.20. avoiding profane and vain A. 
 
 2 'Tim. 2.16. but shun profane and vain b. they 
 
 BABE 
 
 Signifies, [1] An infant or child, T^.xod. 2. 6. 
 J.uke 2.' 12. [2] Such as are weak in faith and 
 knowledge, being ignorant and inconstant, like 
 infants, 1 Cor, 3. 1. lleb. 5. 13. [.3] Foolish, 
 froward, and unteachahle men, incapable of go¬ 
 vernment, Jbr want of understanding, experience, 
 and manners, Isa. 3. 4. 
 
 F.xod. 2. 6. saw the child, and behold the h. wept 
 Luke 1. 41. heard Mary, the b. leaped in her womb 
 44. the h. leaped in my womb for joy 
 2.12. ye shall find b. wrapped in swaddling clothes 
 
 16. came and found the b. lying in a manger 
 lleb. 5. 1.3. unskilful in the word, for he is a b. 
 BABES, 
 
 Psal. 8. 2. out of the mouth of b. Mat. 21. 16. 
 
 17.14. they leave rest of their substance to their b. 
 Isa. 3. 4. their princes and b. shall rule over them 
 Mat. 11.25. and hast revealed them to b. Luke 10.21. 
 Pom. 2. 20. instructor of foolish, a teaclier of b. 
 
 1 Cor. .3.1. as to carnal, even as unto b. in Christ 
 
 1 Pet. 2.2. as new-born b. desire the sincere milk of 
 
 BACK. 
 
 Ecod. 18. 2. Zipporah, after he had sent her b. 
 
 2.3. 4. or ass going astray, thou shalt bring it b. 
 Num. 22. .34. if it please, tliee, I will get me b. 
 
 24.11. the Lord hath kept thee b. from honour 
 Josh. 8. 26. loshuadrew not his hand b. till he had 
 Puth 2. 6. the Moabitish damsel that came b. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 20. return, and take b. thy brethren 
 
 19. 10. why speak ye not of bringing the king b. ? 
 
 1 Kings 22. but earnest b. and hast eaten bread 
 22. 26. and carry him h. to Amon the governor 
 
 2 Chren. 13. 14. when Judah looked b. behold 
 25. 1.3. but the soldiers that Amaziah sent b. 
 
 Job 26. 9. he holdeth b. the face of his throne 
 Jer. 46. 5. they are tied apace, and look not b. 
 
 IIos. 4.16. Israel slidetli d. as a backsliding heifer 
 Nah. 2.8. stand, shall they cry, none shall look b. 
 Mat. 24.18. nor let him that is in field return b. 
 
 28. 2. angel rolled b. the stone from the door 
 I.uke 8. 37. went into the ship, and returned b. again 
 
 9. 62. put his hand to plough, and looking b. is 
 
 17, .31. let him likewise not return b. 
 
 See Draw, Go, Bring, Ktnp, Kept, Turn, 
 Went. 
 
 BACK, Substantive. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 9. he turned his b. to go from Samuel 
 
 1 KingsXA. 9. hastc:istme behind thy b. Ezek. 23. 35. 
 Psal. ‘2\. 12. thou shalt make them turn their b. 
 
 129. 3. the plowers plowed on my b. made furrows 
 Prov. 10. 13. a rod for the b. of him, 19. 29.1 26. 3. 
 Isa. 38. 17. thou hast cast my .sins behind thy b. 
 
 50. 6. I gave my b. to the smiters, and my cheeks 
 Jer. 2. 27^ they have turned their b. to thee 
 
 18. 17. 1 will show them the b. and not the face 
 32. .33. they have turned to me the b. and not face 
 48. 39. how hath Moab turned the b. with shame 
 Dan. 7. 6. which had on the b. of it four wings 
 Pom. 11. 10. not see, and bow dov/n their 1. alway 
 
 BACK-BONE. 
 
 Lev. 3. 9. the rump shall he take off hard by the b.-b. 
 BACK-PARTS. 
 
 Exod. 33.23. away my hand, thou shalt see my b.-p. 
 BACKS. 
 
 Nell. 9. 26. they cast thy law behind their b. 
 
 Ezek. 8. 16. men with their b. towards the temple 
 
 10. 12. their whole body and b. full of eyes 
 
 See 1 UR NED. 
 
 BACKBITERS. 
 
 Rom. 1. 30. b. haters of God, despiteful, proud 
 BACKBITETIT. 
 
 Psal. 15. 3. he that b. not with his tongue 
 BACKBITING. 
 
 Prov. 25.23. so an angry countenance, a b. tongue 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. lest there be debates, strifes, b. 
 
 BACKSIDE. 
 
 Erod. .3.1. Moses led the flock to the b. of the desert 
 
 26.12. the half-curtain shall hang over tlie b. 
 
 Pev. 5.1. on the b. sealed with seven seals 
 
 BACKSLIDER. 
 
 Prov. 14. 14. b. in heart be filled with his waA's 
 BACKSLIDING, S. 
 
 Jer. 2. 19. and thy b. shall reprove thee 
 3. 6. hast thou seen what b. Israel hath done ? 
 
 8. causes whereby b. Israel committed adultery 
 
 3.11. the b Israel hath justified herself more 
 12. return, thou b. Israel, saith the Lord 
 
 14. turn, O b. children, saith the I.ord, 22. 
 
 5. G. because their transgressions and b. increased 
 8. 5. this people slidden back by a perpetual b. 
 14.7. for our b, are many, we sinned against thee 
 
 Jer. 31.22. how long go about, O b. daughter, 49.4. 
 IPs. 4. 16. Israel slideth back, zs a h. heirer 
 
 11. 7. my people are bent to b. from me 
 
 14. 4. I will heal their b. I will love them freely 
 Zech. 7. 111. they gave a b. shoulder and stopped 
 
 BACKWARD. 
 
 Gen. 9. 2.3. went b. and their faces were b. 
 
 49. 17. Dan a serpent, so thathis ridershall fall//. 
 
 1 Sam. 4.18. Eli fell from off the seat b. by the gate 
 
 2 Kings 20. 10. let the shadow return b. j.,a. 38. 8. 
 Job 23. 8. and b. but I cannot perceive hi>u 
 }\sal. 40. 14. let them be driven b. that wish me evil 
 70. 2. let them lie turned b. that desire my hurt 
 Isa. 1.4. they provoked, and are gone away b. 
 
 28. 1.3. that they might go and fall b. be broken 
 44. 25. thattunieth wise men b. and maketh their 
 59. 14. judgment is turned away b. and justice. 
 
 Jer. 7. 24. but they went b. and not forward 
 
 15. 6. thou art gone b. therefore I will (lestroy 
 Lam. 1. 8. .lerusalem sigheth anrl turneth b. 
 
 John 18. 6. they went b. and fell to the ground 
 
 BAD. 
 
 Gen. 24. 50. we cannot speak to thee b. or good 
 .31. 24. speak not to .lacob good or b. 29. 
 
 Lev. 27.10. a goo<i for a b. or a 6. for a good 
 ]2. the priest value it, whether it begoorl or b. 
 14. estimate the house, whether it be good or b. 
 33. he shall not search whether it be good or b. 
 Num. 13.19. the land they dwell in, if good or b. 
 24. 1.3. to do either good or b. of my own mind 
 2 Sam. 1.3.22. Alisaloin spake neither good nor b. 
 14. 17. so is my lord the king to discern good cr/J. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 9. a heart that I may discern good and b^ 
 Ezra 4. 12. building the rebellious and b. city 
 Jer. 24. 2. the figs could not be eaten, they were so b. 
 Alat. 1,3. 48. gathered the good but cast the b. away 
 22. 10. good and A. and the wedding was furnished 
 
 2 Cor. 5.10. that he hath done, whether good or b. 
 
 BADNES.S. 
 
 Gen. 41. 19. never saw in the land of Egypt for b. 
 BADE, E.ST. 
 
 Gen. 27. 19. I have done according as thou b. me 
 43. 17. and the man did as .loseph b. and brought 
 Exod. 16. 24. laid it up till morning as Moses b. 
 Num. 14.10. all the congregation b. stone them 
 .Tosh. 11. 9. Joshua did to them as the I.ord b. him 
 lluth 3. 6. to all that her mother in-law b. her 
 
 1 Cam. 24. 10. seme A. me kill thee, but I spared 
 
 2 Sam. 1.18. Davirl A. them teach .ludah the use 
 14. 19. for thy servant Joab he A. me, and he put 
 
 2 Chron. 10.12. came on the third day as the king A. 
 F.sth. 4. 15. Esther A. them return this ansAver 
 Mat. 16. 12. hoAv he A. them not beAvare of leaA-ea 
 Luke 14. 9. and he that A. thee and him, come, 10. 
 
 16. a certain man made a supper, and A. manj" 
 Acts 11.12. and the S])irit A. me go with them 
 18. 21. but A. them fareAvell, saying, 1 must keep 
 
 22. 24. A. that he should be examined by scourging 
 
 BADGEil.s’-SKlN.S. 
 
 Exod. 25. 5. take of them A.-fA?w.f and shittim-wood 
 26. 14. and a covering for the tent aboA e of b.-skins 
 35.7. rams'-skinsdye't red, b.-sk. andshittim Avood 
 2.3. Avith Avhom Avere found skins of rams, and b.-sk. 
 .36. 19. and he made a coA^eringof b.-sk. aboA'ethat 
 Num. 4. 10. put it Avithin a covering oib.-skins 
 Ezek. 16. 10. and I shotl thee Avith b.-skins 
 BAG 
 
 Signifies. A sack or pouch. Dent. 25.1.3.1 Sam. 17.40. 
 BagSAvhich Avax not old, Luke 12. 33. Heavenly 
 treasures which perish not, as earthly things do. 
 Earneth Avages to put it into a bag Avith holes. Hag. 
 1. 6. What he gets or labours for, does him no 
 manner of service, but a secret emse consumes it. 
 Deut. 25. 13. not ha^’e in thy A. divers Aveiglits 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 40. smooth stores, and put tliem in a A. 
 Job 14.17. my transgression is sealed up in a A. 
 Prov. 7.20. he hath taken a A. of money Avith him 
 
 16.11. all the Aveights of the A. arehisAvork 
 Isa. 46. 6. thcA" lavish gold out of the A. and Aveigh 
 Mic. 6.11. and Avith the A. of deceitful Aveights 
 Hag. 1.6. he eai neth Avages to put in a A. Avith holes- 
 John 12.6. because he Avas a thief, and had the A. 
 13. 29. some thought, because Judas had tlie A. 
 BAGS. 
 
 2 Kings 5.2.3. and he bound tAvo talents in tAvo A. 
 
 12. lb. they put up in A. and told the money 
 Luke 12.33. provide yourselves A. that Avaxnotold 
 
 BAKE. 
 
 Gen. 19. 3. Tmt did A. unleavened bread, they eat 
 Exod. 16. 23. A. that Avhich you Avill A. to-day 
 Lev. 24. 5. take flour and A. tAA elve cakes thereof 
 26. 26. ten Avomen shall A. your bread in one oven 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 24. Avoman at Endor did A. unleav. bread 
 
 2 Sam. 13.8. Tauiiir took flour and did A. cakes 
 Ezek. 4. 12. thou shalt A. it with man's dung 
 
 46. 20. tlie place Avhere theA" shall A. meat-offering 
 BAKED. 
 
 Exod. 12. 39. they A. unleavened cakes of dough 
 Num. 11. 8. and A. it in pans, and made cakes of it 
 1 Chron. 23. 29. and for that Avhich is A. in the pan 
 BAK E-M EAT.S. 
 
 Gen. 40.17. all manner of b.-meats for Pharaoh 
 BAKEN. 
 
 Zer. 2. 4. meat-offering A. in the oA-en. 5,7.1 7. 9. 
 
 6. 17. it shall not be b". Avith leaven, it is most holy 
 
 23. 17. tAvo AvaA’o-loaA'es shall be A. Avith leaven 
 
 1 Kings 19. 6. behold, a cake Avris A on the coals 
 BAK ER. 
 
 Gen. 40.1. the butler and A. had offended the king 
 20. lifted up the head of the chief butler aud A. 
 22. he hanged the A. as Joseph interpreted 
 41. 10. and put in Avard Ixith me and the chief A. 
 Hos. 7. 4. theA' are as an oven heated by the A. 
 
 6. their A. sleepetli all the night, it buVneth 
 BAKEIL< 
 
 Gen. 40. 2. was AiToth against the chief of the A. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 13. Avill take your daughters to be A. 
 
 Jer. 37. 21. gave Jeremiah bread out of A. street 
 BAKETH. 
 
 Isa. 44.15. he A. bread, yea he maketh a god 
 BALD. 
 
 Lev. 13. 40. he is A. yet is he clean, 41. 
 
BAN 
 
 BAP 
 
 Z Kznffs 2. 2:3. ?o up thou h. heart, go up thou b. head 
 Jer. IP. 6. nor make themselves h. for them 
 48. 37. every head shall be b. and beard dipt 
 Ezek. 27. 31. they shall make themselves utterly h. 
 29.18. every head M-asmade h. and shoulder peeled 
 Mic. 1. 16. make thee b. and poll thee for children 
 BALD-LOCUST. 
 
 Lev. 11. 22. ye may eat the b.-hcust after his kind 
 BAT.DNLSS 
 
 Signifies, [1] Want of hair on the head. Lev. 21. 5. 
 
 l2J a sign of mourning, Isa. 15. 2. .ler. 47 . 5 
 J^v. 21. 5. they shall not make b. on their head 
 uJevt, 14.1. nor make any b, between your eyes 
 Isa. 3. 24. and instead ot well-set hair, b. 
 
 15. 2. on all their heads b. and every beard cut 
 22. 12. the Lord did call to weepinir and to b 
 
 Jer, 47. 5. b. is come upon Gaza, Ashkelon cut off 
 Ezek. 7. 18. and b. on all their heads, Amos 8. 10. 
 MIC. 1. 16.’poll thee, enlarge thy b. as the eade 
 BALAlSiCE. 
 
 31. 6. let me be weighed in an even b. 
 
 Esal. 62. 9. laid in the b, are altogether vanity 
 Erov. 11. 1. a false b. is abomination, 20. ^^3 
 
 16. n. a just weight and b. are the Lord’s 
 Isa. 40. 12. who weiffhed the hills in a. b. ^ 
 
 15. nations counted as the small dust of the 
 46. 6. lavish gold, and weish silver in the b 
 _ . BALAlSiCES. 
 
 Xer 19. 36. just b. a just ephah, Ezek. 4.5.10. 
 
 Job 6. 2. and my calamity laid in the b. together 
 Jer. ?&. 10. T weighed him the money in the b. 
 
 Ezek. 5.1. take b. to weigh, and divide the hair 
 
 art weighed in the b. and wanting 
 Bos. 12. 7. the/, ot deceit are in his hand 
 yi/Tios 8. o. cincl f'<ilsifyin,2' the b. by decpit 
 Mic. 6.11. shall I count them pure with wicked b. ? 
 Jxev. 6. 5. he that sat on them nafl a pair of b 
 
 T . o. . . balancings. 
 
 Job 3(. 16. dost thou know the b. of the clouds ? 
 
 BA T.L, S. 
 
 io‘ *^ake away their sweet h. 
 
 22.18. he will surely turn and toss thee like a b 
 BALM. 
 
 37. Sj. Tshmaelites bearin!? h, and myrrh 
 T o in your vessels a little b. and honey 
 
 Jer. 8. 22. is there no b. in Gilead ? is there no 
 
 46. n. go up to Gilead, and take b. O virgfn'^^^ 
 
 jL,zek^ JJ, 17. Judah frmletHn honey, and oil, and b 
 
 comfany of soldiers, Acts 10. 1 
 L2J Material chains, Luke 8. 29. Acts 16 20 
 13J Arguments or instances of love, which might 
 draw and engage persons to their duty, Ifos ll' 4 
 L4] Government and laws, which, like fetters Ve- 
 sirain men from wicked practices, Psal 0 o 
 
 which at- 
 
 it should not rend 
 T j’ ^ have broken the b. of your yoke 
 
 •Eidg. 15. 14. and his b. loosed from off his hands 
 Bl*3.raoh put .lehoahaz in b. 
 
 Job Sa. 9.1 rnade darkness a swaddling b. for it 
 31.canst bind the Pleiades, or loose the A.ofOrion’ 
 39. 5. or who hath loosed the b. of the wild ass ^ 
 
 10. canstthou bind the unicorn with his b. ? 
 
 < 4?' break their b. asunder, and cast away 
 
 ^heir death ^ 
 
 107. 14. and he brake their b. in sunder 
 
 'on oo' whose heart snares, hands as b. 
 
 be made stron 
 
 AO* rt* 1^9^® from the b, of thy neck 
 
 Gr o' oo'^T of " ickedness 
 
 have broken toy yoke, burst thy h. 
 
 Ezek. 3. 2o son ot man they shall put b. on thee 
 t*. t ■*’'■>11 lay h. upon thee 
 
 n ^ broken the h. of their youth 
 
 Ban.^. 15. even with a b. of iron and brass. 23 
 
 yeoh Vi' T "in'* I 
 
 '^11 nV" V ^ me two staves, beautv and b. 
 
 staff, even b. 
 
 AoA^k "ok ’• ‘Iriven of the devil 
 
 ■^o Tu®- every one’s h. were loosed 
 o ’lo loosed Paul from his b. 
 
 ^ 01 .... 19. the head, from which all the body by b 
 Eee Bonds. 
 
 _ ^ .BAND, S. 
 
 Gen. 3^. 7. Jacob divirled the camels into two b. 
 
 1 over, and now I am become Dvo b. 
 
 1 iram. W. 2b. and there went with him a b. of men 
 ^ -Sfitpi. 4.Saul s son had two men, captains of ^ 
 
 Vi V; tu ^ Moabites invaded the land 
 
 of'o "y® burying amian, they spied a b. 
 
 1 r7,;;« T a against him b. of Chaldeans, b. 
 
 ^10 m ‘-n’ them were b. of soldiers for war 
 
 Vi Vti captains of the b. 
 
 belped David against the b. of the rovers 
 
 Job\ rif to require of the king a b. 
 
 Job 1.17. the Chaldeansmadc out three b and Tell 
 tho wicked have robbed me 
 Eiel' fo'm' y^-./yusts go forth all of them by b. 
 
 38 V'nV' ^ ’^'1 f ^“<^1 ‘Iraw sword 
 00 V ^"*^1 all his b. 1 ogarmah his h. 
 
 30''r ?''ii bim and upon his b. 
 
 Twi'/ OT w of Israel thou and thy b. 
 
 JohnfJ'^^i gathered to him whole b. Mark 15. 16. 
 
 10 having received a b. of men 
 
 Arti 10 captain and officers took .lesus 
 
 Vf oV\; centurion of the b. called the Italian b. 
 
 27 f'm V chijsf captain of theY 
 
 27. 1. to Julius a centurion ot Augustus’ b. 
 
 Acts .3. U. certain o^th^l^ws b. together 
 
 ‘i I'-I ^ount, or heap of earth raided to 
 city c/ a 
 
 15 ’rsi A 2 Sam. 20. 
 
 y taken tn, and let out to use, Luke 19. 23. 
 
 BAR 
 
 Gen. 41.17. behold I stood on the b. of the river 
 Deut. 4. 48. h orn Aroer which is by the b. of the 
 river Arnon, Jcj/i. 12. 2. | 13. 9 16 
 2 Sam. 20.15. they cast up a h. against the city 
 Elisha stood by thj h. of Jordan 
 19. 32. jhe king ot Assyria not cast a b. Isa. .37. 33. 
 Ezek. 4i. 7. at the <5. ot the river were many trees 
 Van. 12. 5. one on this side of the b. of the river 
 the other on that side of the h. of the river 
 Luke 19. 23. gavest not thou iny money into tlie b. ^ 
 BANKS. 
 
 Jam. 3. 15. Jordan overfloweih all his b. 4. 18. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 15. Jordan had overfiowed his/i 
 Xr«.8. 7-the kingof Assyriashallgooverall his3. 
 Van. 8.16.1 heard a man’s voice between the b 
 o- c „ BANNER 
 
 Nignihes, A standard, or ensign, Isa. 13. 2. 
 
 Ihou hast giv'cn a banner to them that fear thee, 
 Esal. 60. 4. An army of men united under one 
 banner, with ability to defend themselves and con¬ 
 quer their enemies ; a banner being a sign of 
 victory, as well asoj hatiie and union. 
 
 Ills banner oyer me was love. Cant. 2. 4. The 
 love c)f Christ displayed, like a banner, in the 
 gospel, conducted, encouraged, and engaged me to 
 come to him. 
 
 Excd.yi. 115. called the altar, the T.ord my i5. 
 Esal. 00. 4. hast given a b. to them that fear thee 
 Cant 2.4. to banquet, and his b. over me was love 
 J.sa. 13. 2. lift ye up a b. on the high mountain 
 BANNEHS. 
 
 Bsal. 20. 5. in the name of our God we set up our b. 
 Cant. 6. 4. thou art terrible as an aimy with b 
 ^ ^ BANLSHED. 
 
 2 .W. 14. 1.3. the king doth not fetch home his b. 
 14. he doth devise means that his b. benotexnelled 
 BANISHMENT. 
 
 Ezra 7. 26. whether it be to death or to h. 
 
 Lam. 2.14. have seen false burdens and causes of h 
 
 T , , banquet. fo b; 
 
 Esth. 5. 4. let the king and Hainan come to the b 
 T I/be king said to Esther at the b. of wine, 7 o 
 job 41. 6. shall the companions make a b. of him 
 Amos(). 7. the b. of tliem that stretched themselves 
 BANQUET-HOU.SE. 
 
 Dan. 5. 10. PiJ|«,cain^c into the d. house 
 
 Cant. 2. 4. he brought mo into the L-house 
 1 Eet. 4. 3. we walked in lu.sts, l evellings, b 
 
 c- m r ^ baptism 
 
 bignines, [1] The ovtward ordznancey or sacrament 
 wneieiyi the washing with water represents the 
 cleansing of the soul from sin by the blood of 
 Christ, Luke 7. 29. 1 Pet. 3. 21. [2] Inward 
 spiritual washing, whereby the gifts and graces of 
 theJspirit, signified by the outward sign, are really 
 and actualy bestowed. Mat. 3. 11. [3] The suffer¬ 
 ings of Christ, whereby he was consecrated and 
 prepared for his entrance upon his kingly offee 
 -0. 22. J..uke 12. 50. [4] Ho much of the 
 gospel as John the 1 aptist taught his disciples 
 when he baptized them. Acts 18. 05. 
 
 00 Ebarisees come to his b. 
 
 o?’ b/ baptized with the b. Mark 10. 38 
 
 A. 25. the b. of John, whence was it, from heaven 
 
 7ir..z.i J y^ark n. 80. Luke 20 . 4. 
 
 Mark 1. 4. .John did baptize in the wilderness, and 
 r 7 -r «r> Pceacli the b. of repentance, Luke 3. 3. 
 lY rl’Ju’ publicans baptized with the of .John 
 bamizcd with, and how am 
 Vn 3~ Y'? *be 77. of John to that day 
 
 13' OA word aftei the b. which John preached 
 in' 0-' Ichn preached the b. of repentance to Israel 
 18. 2o. A polios knowing only the h. of John 
 A t' baptized 7 tliey said, unto .John’s b 
 
 4. John baptized with the b. of repentance 
 .Oow. 6. 4. we are buried with him (ly b. into death 
 
 T one faltb. one b. 
 
 fi o' biiTi in/, ye are risen with 
 
 1 ftv®3 on of hands 
 
 I vet. 3. 21. the nkc b^oce whereunto, even doth 
 
 1- In those dajs came John b. preaching 
 
 11. 11. among them bon\ of women there hath not 
 
 II ^i-®en a greater than John the h. Luke 7 og 
 
 H’ ,the days of .John the b. till now ' " 
 
 14. .. this is John the b. he is risen from the dead 
 
 8. said, give me John the A. head in a charger 
 IP. 14. some say, thou art John the b. Mark8 "8 
 
 iw' he spake of Jolm the b. ' 
 
 Mark 6. 14. John the h. was risen from the dead 
 TL ',n ^ .charger the head of Jolm the h. 
 
 T- ,?'’-./obn the b. hath sent us to thee, saving 
 •i.J. .John the b. came neitlier eating nor drinking 
 9.19. they answering said, John the b. 
 
 BAPTl ZE 
 
 ml'iV'n f be shall b. von with 
 
 the JI. Ghost, 71/777X1.8. Luke8.\6 Julml "6 
 
 j£? 1^'33 “^h w’lfficrness, and preach 
 
 be that sent me to A. said unto me 
 I Cor. 1. ll. <^brist^s^t^me^oUoA. but to preach 
 
 Mat.^ 6. were b of him in .Jordan. Mark I. .5. 
 
 L3. then cometh Jesus to John fo bo b. of him 
 1^' 1 thee, and comostthou 
 
 Tif *7.1 went up out of water 
 
 "Yo cf John in Jordan 
 
 I .'«:llbM, shall ye he b. 
 
 V’ Ibat helievetl) and is b. shall he saved 
 
 ^be niultitude that came to be b 
 
 12. then came the publicans to be b. 7. 29. 
 
 DU ® t?emg/7. and praying, heaven was'opened 
 T lawyers, being not/i. of him 
 
 Jobn 3. 22. there he tarried with them and b. 
 a'l" Tuch water there, and they came anti were b. 
 o A. more disciples than John 
 
 2. though .lesus himself b. not, but Ids disciples 
 10 40. into the place where .lohn at first b. 
 
 Acts 1. 5. for John truly b. with water, but ye 
 <7 3« rnr, ®b/ll be b. with the Holy Ghost, 11. 16. 
 
 2. 38. repent, be b. every one of you in the name of 
 
 Jesus 
 
 ^b*’>’ lb?-t gladly received his word were 0 . 
 8.12. they were b. both men and women 
 
 13. .Simon believed also, and when he was b 
 16, only they were b. in the name of lesus * 
 
 36. here is water, what doth tdnder me to be f 
 38 went down Philip and eunuch, and he b. him 
 
 '■ccc'ced sigfit, and arose and was b. 
 
 10 47. can any forbid, that these should net beb ^ 
 .‘ll’- Peter commantied them to be b. 
 
 Qk i' ' *b*''"'bo’she was b. and her household 
 
 ec was b. and all IdssUaighDvay 
 ]q' 3 tbe Corinth believed, anefwere b 
 
 19. 3. he said to them, to what then were ye ^ ^ 
 
 5. when they heard this they were b. " 
 
 22. 16. ai ise, and be and wash away thy sins 
 
 1 '!'• iPb) his death 
 
 ^ ia 'h ■ bie name of Paul ' 
 
 14. mijnk (jod that I b. none ot you, but Crisnus 
 
 16 I household of Steohanas.^notany K 
 10. 2 and were al 1 b. to Moses in the cloud 
 
 on I?’ bj' 9"! ^{>’-Vl«re we all b. into one body 
 15.29. else what snail theyfio who are h. for the 
 » o dead, why are they b. for the dead ■- 
 
 Gal. 3. 27. as many as have been b. info Christ 
 ^ BAPJ'IZE.ST. 
 
 John 1. 25. why b. thou, if thou he notthe Christ > 
 
 tb.c same is he who h. wi(h the If. Ghost 
 3. 26. behold, the same b. all men come to him 
 BAPTIZING 
 
 r^f'1'Y^^’i all nations, b. them 
 
 ^ 3T thor^fY® Jordan, where John was b. 
 
 3J. therefore am I come h. with water 
 
 3. A. and John w^s abo *^j^l|;> ^Pnon, near to Salim 
 
 Neh. 7. 3. let them shut the dom's, anrl b them 
 Cant. 4.t 12. a gai den i. is my sister, my spouse 
 BA ii, Substantive. 
 
 Urod. 26.28. the middle ^ in midst of the boards 
 36. 33. he made the middle b. to shoot throii-h 
 
 iu fnir shall put it upon Tb it 
 
 Ji.dg. 16. 3. took doors of the city, uosts h vnd nil 
 Amosl.5. 1 will break Msothe'^bYDfnSu\“ 
 
 Sipify, [1] nat by which doors and gates are 
 made fast, Neh. 3. 3,6. [2] That whirl, i. 
 
 m rh /^ocls in the sea, Jonah 2. 6. 
 3a 10 of C'le sea. Job 
 
 Exed. 26.26 thou Shalt make b. of shittim-wood 
 TVT o /• or the tabernaclp 
 
 ^ThV?i -^ons oAicrarV 
 
 D7>7// ‘'3 ff ct the tabernacle, 4. 3] ’ 
 
 Deut. 3. 5. all these cities were fenced with gates 
 
 1 09 ^ ^ J'J‘ ~ Chron. 8. 5. I 14 7 
 
 7 V>A 3 '3 l^wn that liath li. ‘ 
 
 T Iccks thereof and h. 6,13 14 1^ 
 
 •^8 bown fp the /7:of the pit 
 
 in'^‘ *t shall devour the b. ot his skin 
 an' 1^0 ■ ^."^1 boors for the sea 
 
 behemoth, his bones are like b. of iron 
 ''’T’ sunder, I.sa. 45 
 
 147.13 Jie/ath strengthened the b. of thy gates ' 
 D 10 V. 18.19. contentions aie like the b o'f acasflo 
 
 Xef ■ 4*0'3*1 ^ n brought down all their b. * 
 
 so' ben, which have neither gate.s nor b 
 
 50. + 36 a sword is upon her b. shall be dismayed 
 
 51. oO. they have_ J^abylon, her b. are broken “ 
 
 p'Zk Ih^ii"® ^^1 ^ destroyed and broken ber\ 
 E~ck. .38.11. and having neither gates nor fi 
 Ibe earth with her b. was about me 
 Eah. 3.13. devour thy 3. 
 
 gYt 9 i' ®b^ll, be I9 bim a b. and he a b. to me 
 C.7.3. U. toek Je„. 
 
 ^c<^28. 4. when tlie b. saw the venomous beast 
 Lorn. 1.14. I am Greeks and b. 
 
 Acts 28.2. tlie b. People shew«l no little kindness 
 
 Job4l. 7 . canst (hou fill his skin with^. irons 
 ^ ^ ^ BARBEK. 
 
 Ezek. 5.1. son of man, take thee a b. razor 
 ^ BARE. 
 
 Gen. 7.17. b. the ark, Deut. 31. 9, 05 7-.7 o 
 
 31 3'o^ • b-1-J- 1 ( jron. i5. 15,26,27' 
 
 ErJVd ‘®?lb>'‘i‘^rEs,U.thek)ssofit’ ’ ' 
 nl bow 1 b. you on eagle’s wino-g 
 
 Dcj/r. 1.31. thy God b. thee as a man dotli hear 
 Y I’®"!’!.® Ibet tbe present ■ 
 
 1 Sam. 14.1. Jonathan said to the young man that 
 I r-- r «• his aiTnour, 6. 2 Sam 18 it-, 
 
 1 Rings5.15. thatb. burdens70,000, Neh 4'17 ^ ' 
 cf Judah that 3. shield, 2 c/A e,' r 
 
 -D«' 53.1. he/, the .sin ot many, made intercession 
 the days of old 'recession 
 
 ^ shoulder 
 
 /9/i ?' bioiself b. our sicknesses 
 
 Li/Xe 7.14. and they that b. him stood still 
 
 lotC'u' "'l“c, and they b. it 
 
 l*p'/7/' 9 '^bat was put therein 
 
 1 Eet. 2, A. his own our sms on the tree 
 
 years, when she b. tliem 
 31.8, then all the cattlespeckled 
 
 '}!?• 5;; was at Chezib when she A. him 
 
 *7. ye l^now that my wife d, me two sons 
 
 l?‘ behed ^.to Amram ^-Mosesand Aaron 
 X«y57. l.I. _. Manoah s wife was barren and b. not 
 
 2 Sam. 12. p struck the child that Uriah’s wife b 
 1 huigs I 6. his mother b. him after Absalom ' 
 
 I ChnmAA}. .labeg, because I b. him with soitow 
 
 ‘a’ '“’d bitterness to her that b. him 
 A. 25. and she that b. thee shall rejoice 
 o if ®b/ Is Ihe choice one of her that b. hci 
 8. 5. there she brought thee forth that b. thee 
 Xr77. 51. 2. and look unto Sarah that/ 5. you 
 
 •^n'lf'lp'f *b/r mother tliat h. them 
 
 2a 14. let not the day wherein my mother h. me 
 2— z6. cast thee out, and rhy mother tliat b thee 
 C 2 19 
 
BAR 
 
 BAT 
 
 BE 
 
 Jer. 50.12. she that h. you shall be ashamed 
 Jbitke 11. 27. blessed is the womb that h. thee 
 
 23. 20. blessed are the wombs tliat never b. 
 
 HA K I'', fruit. 
 
 8. H. otherspraiiL" up,and h.f. an hundred-fold 
 Kev.Q.1. 2. the tree of life h. twelve manner of fruits 
 15 A 11 H Tu/e. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 23. the chief ollicers that b. ru/e over the 
 people that wrought in the work, 2 C/irori. 15.10. 
 Nc/i.5. 15. tlu'ir servants b. rule over the people 
 15 A R 1'5 witness, and record. 
 
 Mark 14. 1)6. manv b. false witness against him, 57. 
 Luke A. 22. all b. riiin witness, and wondered 
 Jii/in. 1.15. John b. witness of him, 32, 31. 
 
 5. 33. John h. witness to the'ruth 
 
 12. 17. tlie people that was with him h. record 
 
 10. .35. he tliat saw it b. record, and his record is true 
 Jicts 15. t5. knoweth the hearts, b. them witness 
 Jlcv. 1. 2. who b. record of the word of God 
 HAREsr. 
 
 1 Kings Q. 26. because tliou b. the ark of the Lord 
 Jsa.6:^. 10. thou never b. rule ovei them 
 John 3. 26. he to wlioin tlioii b. witness, t)ai)fi2eth 
 BARE, yldjective, 
 
 Sisnifies, [1] Naked, or nncoiered, f.ev'. 13.45. Isa. 
 32. 11. [2] Plain, or real, 1 Gor. 15. ‘>7. [3] 
 
 Jfeprncd of initward comforts, Jer. 40. 10. [4] 
 Violently taken away, Jer. 13. t 22. 
 
 Made bare his holy arm, Isa. 52. 10. Hath dis¬ 
 covered and pvt forth his great power, which for a 
 long time seemed to be hid and unemployed. 
 
 Lev. 13. 45. his clothes be rent and his head b, 
 
 55. whether it be b. witliin or without 
 Psal. 137. ! 7. make b. make h. to the foundation 
 Isa. 32. 11. strip ye, make ye b. and uird sackcloth 
 47. 2. make b. the leff, uncover the thieh, pass 
 52. 10. the Lord hath made b. his holy arm 
 Jer. 13. 22. for tinne. iniciuity are thy heels made b. 
 49. 10. 1 liavemade Esau b. 1 have uncovered his 
 Lsek. 16. 7. whereas thou wast naked and b. 
 
 22. when tlmii wast naked, and/;, anti polluted 
 30. they shall leave thee naked anti b. 23. 20. 
 
 Joel 1. 7. my lig: tree he hath made it clean /;. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 37. not that body that shall be, but b. gi ain 
 
 HAREl'OO I’, 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 30. he went b. anti the people with him 
 Isa. 20. 2. Isaiah did so, walking naked and/;. 3. 
 
 4. led the Egyptians prisoners, naked and b. 
 HARK. 
 
 Isa. 56. 10. they are tlumb flogs, they cannot b. 
 HARKED. 
 
 Joell. 7. laid my vine waste, and b. the fig-tree 
 HART.EY. 
 
 Krod. 9. 31. the b. was smitten, for b. was in the ear 
 J.ev. 27.16. an homer of b. seed shall be valued 
 Hum. 5. 15. the tenth part of an ejihah of b. meal 
 Devi. 8.8. aland of wlieat,antl /;. vines, anti fig-trees 
 Judg. 7.13. lo a cake of b. bread tumbled info the 
 lluth 1. 22. came in the beginning of b. harvest 
 
 2. 17. she hatl gleanetl about an ephah of b. 
 
 23. so she kept fast to tiie end of /;. harvest 
 
 3. 2. behohl Hoaz winnoweth b. to-night 
 
 15. he measured six measures of b. and laid it 
 2 Sam. 14. 30. .loab’s fieltl is near, he hath b. there 
 
 17. 28. Harzillai brought beds,/;, anti flour 
 21. 9. Saul’s sons were hanged in b. harvest 
 
 1 Kings 4. 28, /;. also and straw for the horses 
 
 2 Kings A.Afl. brought the riianof God 20 loavesof 3, 
 7. 1. two measures of /;. for a shekel, 16, 18, 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 13. a jiarcel of grountl full of h. 
 flChron. 2. 10. 1 will give 20,000 measures of b. 
 
 15. wheat, and /;. the oil, and wine, let him send 
 
 27. 5. Ammon gave 10,(KK) measures of /;. 
 
 JobiiX. 40. anti let cockle grow insteatl of b. 
 Isa.QS.Q5. the principal wlieat, and appointed b. 
 .Ter. 41. 8. we have treasures of wheat and /;. 
 lick. 4. 9. take to thee wheat, anti /;. anti beans 
 12. thou shall eat it as /;. cakes, and Itake it 
 13.19. will ye pollute me for hantlfuls of b. 
 
 45.13. sixth part of an ephah of an Ipmer of b. 
 Jlos. 3.2. bought her for an homer of/;. anti half 
 Joel 1. 11. 0 husbandmen, howl for wheat and b. 
 John 6. 9. a latl here wliich hath five b. loaves 
 
 6. 13. with the fragTiients of tlie five /;. loaves 
 liev. 6. 6. a voice say, 3 measures of b. for a penny 
 
 HARIS' 
 
 Signifies, [1] A repository for any sort of grain, 
 I.uke 12. 24. [2] Heaven, Mat. 13. .3 '. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 27. shall 1 help thee out of the b. floor ? 
 Job 39. 12. anti gather thy seed into the /;. 
 
 Hag. 2.19. is seed yet in' b. vine not brought forth 
 Mat. 13. ,30. but gather the wheat into my /;. 
 
 Luke 12. 24. which have no store house nor b. 
 HAR1S.S. 
 
 Deut. 28. 18. the T,ortl shall commantl the blessing 
 upon thee in thy /;. and in all thou dost 
 Prov. 3. 10. so shall thy b. be tilled with jilenty 
 Joell. 17. the /;. are broken down, and withererd 
 Mat. 6. 26. the fowls sow not, nor gather int > /;. 
 Luke 12. 18. 1 will pull down my b. and build 
 BARRET,, S. 
 
 1 KingsVT. 12. but a handful of meal in a b. and oil 
 
 14. the b. of meal shall not waste, nor oil fail 
 
 18. 33. fill four b. with water, jmd pour it on 
 
 BARREN. 
 
 Gen. 11. 30. but Sarai was /;. she had no child 
 
 25. 21. Rebekah was h. II 29. 31. Bachel was b. 
 F.xod. 23. 26. nothing shall cast young nor be b. 
 Deut. 7. 14. there shall not be male or female b. 
 Judg 13. 2. Manoali’s wife was /;. and bare not, 3. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. so that the /;. hath born seven 
 
 2 Kings <2. 19. the water is naught, and the ground b. 
 21. sliall not be from thence death, or b. land 
 
 Job 24. 21. he evil entreateth the h. that hear not 
 39. 6.1 have made the b. land his dwellings 
 Psal. 113.9. he makefh the b. woman to keep house 
 Prov. .30.16. the grave and /;. womb not satisfied 
 Cant. 4. 2. and none is b. among them, 6. 6. 
 
 Isa. 51. 1, sing, O b. thou that didst not bear 
 JoelQ.iO. and I will drive him into a land b. 
 
 Luke 1. 7. had no cliild, because Elisalieth wa.s b. 
 36. the sixth month with her, who was called b. 
 20 
 
 lukeTL'?). 29. they shall say, blessed are the b. and 
 Gal. 4. 27. for it is written, rejoice thou b. [wombs 
 2 Pet. 1. 8. that ye be neither b. nor unfruitful 
 HARKEN M’,S.'<. 
 
 Psal. 107. .34. he turncth a fruitful land into b. 
 15A.se, .s. 
 
 1 KingsT. 27. ten /;. four cubits the length of one /;. 
 
 2 KingsQ5. 13. the b. Solomon made, brake they, 16. 
 Kira 3. 3. and they set the altar u|)On his b. 
 
 Psal. 104. t5. founded the earth on her b. 
 
 Zech. 5. 11. it shall be set tJiere u|)on her own b. 
 H;\.SE, Adjective. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. and will be b. in mine own sight 
 .Tob 3 ). 8. yea, tliey were children of b. men 
 La. 3. 5. and the /;. against the honourable 
 f'.zek. 17. 14. that the kingdom might be/;. 
 
 29. 14. and they shall be there a 6 . kingdom 
 Mill. 2. 9. therefore 1 have made you b. 
 
 A(t> 17. + 18. some s.iid, what will this b. fellow say 
 
 1 Cor. 1.28. b. things of this world God hath chosen 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 1.1, Haul, who in i;resence am b. among 
 
 BASER. 
 
 ActsYI. 5. Jews took lewd fellows of the b. sort 
 HAS 1X1'. 
 
 Kick. 29. 15. Pathros shall be the b. ofkingdoms 
 Dan. 4. 17. and setfeth up over it the b. ot men 
 BASK El'. 
 
 Gen. 40. 17. in the b. all manner of bake-meats 
 Exod. 29. 23. out of the b. of the unleavened bread. 
 Lev. 8. 2, 26. Nnm. 6. 15, I7. 
 Zer;. 8. 31. the bread in the b. of consecrations 
 Deut. 26. 4. priest shall take the h. out of thy hand 
 
 28. 5. blessed shall be thy b. and thy store 
 
 17. cursed shall be thy b. and thy store 
 .Tudg. 6. 19. and Gideon put the flesh in a b. 
 
 Jer. 24. 2. one /;. had very good figs, the other i. 
 Amosfi. 1, and behohl a b. of summer fruit, 2. 
 
 Actj 9.25. the disciples took Saul,and let him down 
 
 by the wall in a A. 2 Cor. 11. 33. 
 BASK E l'S. 
 
 Gen. 40. 16. T had three white b. on my head 
 
 18. .loseph said, t!ie three b. are three days 
 
 2 Kings 10. 7. slew 70, and put their heads in b. 
 .Ter. 6. 9. turn hand as a grape-gatherer into the b. 
 
 21. 1. behold, two b. of figs before the temple 
 Mat. 14. 20. and they took up twelve b. full, Mark 
 
 6. 43. Luke. 9. 17. .Tohn6. 13. 
 
 15. .37. they did all eat, and took of broken meat 
 
 seven b. full, Mark^. 8. 
 
 16. 9. do ye not remember the five loaves, and how 
 
 many b. ye took up f 10. Mark 8. 19, 20. 
 BASON. 
 
 Erod. 12. 22. dip it in the blood that is in the b. 
 
 1 Chron. 28.17. gave cold by weight for every b. 
 John 13. 5. after that lie poureth water into a b. 
 BASONS. 
 
 Erod. 24.6. Moses put half of the blood in b. 
 
 ‘2 Sam. 17. 28. Barzillai brought beds and b. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 40. Hiram made the lavers and the 
 shovels and the b. 45.1 2 Chron. 4. 8, 11. 
 Jer. 52. 19. b. and fire-pansthe captain took away 
 BASl'ARD.S. 
 
 Dent. 23. 2. a b. shall not enter into the congregation 
 yech. 9.6. and a b. shall dwell in Ashdod, cutoff 
 Heb. 12.8. if ye be without chastisement, then are b. 
 BA HI 
 
 JVas a measure used among the Hebrews, of the same 
 bigness zvith the Ejihah, which contained 60 wine 
 pints, and almost a half: or seven gallons and a 
 half. 
 
 Isa. 5.10. yea, ten acres ofvineyard shall yield one b. 
 Ezek. 45.10. ye shall have a just ephah, a just 
 
 11. the ephah and b. shall be of one measure 
 
 14. ye shall offer the tenth part of a b. 
 
 BA'I'IIE. 
 
 l£v. 15. 5. shall b. himself in water, 8, 11, 1.3, 21, 
 22, 27. .1,16. 26, 28. | 17. 15. Num. 19. 7, 8. 19. 
 
 17. Iff. but if he wash them not, nor b. his flesh 
 
 BA'I'tlED. 
 
 Jsa. 34.5. my sword shall be b. in heaven, behold it 
 B.AI'IIS. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 26. molten sea contained 2000 b. 
 
 .38. one laver containing 40 (5. every laver 
 
 2 Chron. 2.10. give thy servants 20,000 b. of wine 
 
 4. 5. the sea received and held .30(X)/5. 
 
 E.zra 7. 22. to an hundred b. of wine, 100 /;. of oil 
 Ezek. 45. 14. an homer of ten b. ten b. are an homer 
 BA'l', S. 
 
 Tx:v. 11.19. lapwingand /;. are unclean, Tlcut. 14.18. 
 Isa. 2. 20. shall cast his idols to the moles and b. 
 
 ■ . . BAT'l'I.E 
 
 Signifies, [1] A general .light, Deut. 20. 3. [2] 
 
 Victory, Eccl. 9. 11. [.3] War, 1 .'^am. I7. 13. 
 Gew.14.8. they joined b. 1 Sam. A.‘2. 1 Kings 20. 29. 
 Num. 32. 27. will (lass over before the T.ord to b. 
 Deut. 2. 24. rise up, contend with Sihon in b. 
 
 20. 3. O Israel, you approach tliisday to /;. 
 
 5. let him return, lest he die in the b. 6. 7. 
 
 .Tosh. 11. 19. of Gibeon, all other the.v took in b. 
 Judg. 20. 28. shall I yet again go out to /;. ? 
 
 42. they turned, but the b. overtook them 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 22. followed hard after Philistines in 5. 
 17. 20. he came, as the host shouted for the b. 
 
 28. for thou art come down to see the b. 
 
 47. for the b. is the Lord’s, 2 Chron. 20. 15. 
 
 26. 10. he shall descend into the /;. and perish 
 
 28. 1. know that thou shall go out with me to b. 
 
 29. 4. lest in the b. he be an adversary to us 
 
 2 Sam. 11.1. when kings go fortli to h. 1 Chron. 20.1. 
 
 15. set Uriah in the forefront of the hottest b. 
 
 19. 10. .'Xb.salom whom we anointed is dead in h. 
 
 1 KingsTl.AX. ifthypeoplegooutto/5. against enemy 
 
 20. .39. thy servant went out into midst of the b. 
 
 22. 4. wilt thou go with me to b. ? 2 Kings 3. 7. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. for they cried toGocj in the b. 
 
 12. 8. of the Gadites, men of war lit for the b. 
 
 19.17. David came upon them, and set b. in array 
 
 against the Syrians, 2 Chron. 13. 3. 1 14.10. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 8. if thou wilt go. do it, be strong for b. 
 Job 15. 24. shall prevail, as a king ready to the b. 
 
 .39. 25. and ho smelleth the b. afar off 
 41. 8. remember the b. do no more 
 
 Psal. 18. 39. thou hast girded me with strength to b. 
 
 24. 8. the King of glory, the Lord mighty in b. 
 
 55. 18. he hath delivered my soul from the b. 
 
 76. 3. he brake the shield, the sword, anti the b. 
 
 89. 4.3. and hast not made him to stand in the b. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 11. race not to the swift, nor b. to the strong 
 La. 0. 5. every b. of the warrior is with noise 
 
 13. 4. the Ixird miistereththe host of the b. 
 
 22. 2. thy slain men are not deail in /;. 
 
 4. who set briars and thorns against me in b. 
 28. 6. strength to them that turn the b. to tlie cate 
 42. he hath poured on him the strength of the A. 
 Jer. 8. 6. turned as the horse rusheth into the b. 
 
 18. 21. let their young men be slain by sword in A. 
 46. 3. order buckler and shield, draw near to b. 
 49. 14. come against her, and rise up to the b. 
 
 5i). 22. a sound of i. Ls in land, and destruction 
 42. put in array, like a man to A. against thee 
 Eiek.1. 14. have blown, but none goeth to the A. 
 
 1.3. 5. to stand in the b. in the day of the I/)rd 
 Hos.l.l. 1 will not save them by bow nor by A. 
 
 2. 18. 1 will break the bow and b. out of the earth 
 10. 9. b. in Gibeah did not overtake them 
 Joel 2. 5. as a strong people set in /;. array 
 Ubad. 1. let us rise up against Edom in h. 
 
 Zech. 10. 3. made them as his goodly horse in the b. 
 
 5. which tread down their enemies in the b. 
 
 14. 2. gather all nations against lerusalem to b. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 8. who shall prepare himself to the b. ? 
 Ilev. 9.7. shapes of locusts like h.orses prepared to b. 
 
 9. sound of chariots of many horses running to h. 
 16. 14. to gather them to the b. of the great day, 
 
 20 . 8 . 
 
 Day of BATTLE. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 22. so it came to pass in the day (fb. that 
 Job .‘58. 23. I reservefl against the daj; o//5. and war 
 Psal. 78. 9. Ephraim turned hack in the day of b. 
 140. 7. thou hast covered my head in the day fb. 
 Pro. 21..31. the horse isprettared against the day of b. 
 Has.10. 14. Slialman spoiled Beth-arbel in </«.»/-/A. 
 Amos 1. 14. devour with shouting in the rfory </i. 
 Zech. 14. 3. as when he fought in the day of b. 
 B.\tti,k-;3x, .feo Ax. 
 BA'in.E-BOW. 
 
 Zech. 9. 10. and the b.-bow shall be cut off 
 
 10. 4. out of him came forth the b.-bow 
 BATTLE.S. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 20. may go out before us and fight onri, 
 
 18. 17. only be valiant, and fight the T.ord’.s b. 
 
 25. 28. m.v lord fighteth the b. of the Tx)rd 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 27. out of the sijoils won in b. dedicate 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 8. but with us is God, to fight our h. 
 Isa. 30. .32. and in b. of shakings will he fight with 
 
 BA I I EREI). 
 
 2 Sam. 20.15. the people with loab b. the wall 
 BATTERING. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 2. and set b. rams against it round about 
 
 21. 22. to appoint b. rams against the gates 
 
 B.A TTLEMEN l’..N. 
 
 Deut. 22. 8. thou shall make a b. for thy roof 
 Jer. 5. 10. take away her b. they are not the Lord’s 
 BAY. 
 
 Zech. 1.18. behind him red horses, b. and white 
 
 6. 3. in the fourth chariot grizled and b. horses 
 
 7. and the b. went forth and sought to go 
 
 BAY-TREE., 
 
 Psal. 37. 35. wicked spreading like a green b.-tree 
 BDELLIU.M. 
 
 Gen. 2. 12. in TIavilah there is b. and onx-x stone 
 Num. 11. 7. the colour of manna as the colour of b 
 BE 
 
 Signifies, fl] To exist or have a being, TTom. 4. 17. 
 [2] To be. made or become, Jer. .32. .38. Mat. 19. 
 5. [3] 'In be known and apparently seen, Rem. 
 14. 9. [4] 'To consecrate and set apart to, .1 udg. 
 
 11. 31. 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. it is not good that man should be alone 
 
 27. 21. whether thou’ he my very son I'sau, or not 
 Deut. 10. 5. there they be as the T.ord commanded 
 .Tudg. 6.13. if the lord be with us, wh.v is all this 
 2 Naw. 18. 32. thine enemies Ac a.s that young man is 
 2 Kings 6. 16. fear not, for they that be with us 
 are more than they that Ac with them 
 2 Chr. .36. 23. T.ord his (>od be with him, Ezra 1. 3. 
 Ezra 6. 6. Ac ye far from thence, let the work alone 
 Job 10. 15. if 1 be wicked, wo to me ; if 1 be righteoi s 
 
 19. 4. and Ac it indeed that T have erred, mine error 
 T^sal. 139. 24. see if there be any wicked way in me 
 ('ant.S. 9. ifshe Aca wall, if she be a door 
 
 La. 8.13. let him Ac your fear, let him be yourdread 
 41. 22. let them .shew former things what they Ac 
 Jer. .36. 19. go hide, and let none know where you be 
 -I7. 6. how long will it Ac ere thou Ac quiet *' 
 
 Dan. 12. 13. but go thou thy way till the end Ac 
 Hos. 8.5. how long will it Ac ere they attain toinnoc. ? 
 Mat. 4. .3. if thou be the Son of God, 6.1 27. 40. 
 
 7. 1.3. and manj' there Ac that go in thereat 
 
 16. 23. for thou savourest not the things that be of 
 God. but those that Ac of men, Mark 8. 33. 
 
 18. 17. let him Ac to tht'e as a heathen man or a 
 
 19. 9. shall put away, except it Ac for fomic. 
 I.uke 10. 6. and if the son of peace Ac there, your 
 John 3. 9. N ico<iemus said, how can these things Ac.* 
 Actsl9. 2. not heard whether there Ac any IL (ihost 
 
 24. 21. except it Ac for this one voice that 1 cried 
 Pom. 4. 17. who calleth those things which be not as 
 
 8. ,31. if God Ac for us, who can Ac against us ' 
 
 14. 9. that he might Ac T.ord of the dead and living 
 
 1 (’or. 15. 28. under him, that God may be all in all 
 
 16. 22. love not. let him be anathema maran atha 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 117. if in Christ let him Ac a newcieature 
 
 8. 12. if there Ac first a willing mind, itis accepted 
 Gal. .3. 9. they which Ac of faith are blessed with 
 
 4. 12. T beseech you, Ac as 1 am, for 1 am as ye are 
 
 5. 10. shall bear liis judgment whosoever he Ac 
 Phil. 2. 5. let this mind Ac in you that was in Christ 
 Ileb. 12. 8. but if ye Ac without chastisement 
 
 1 Pet. 2. ,3. if so Ac ye have tasted that T.. is gracious 
 .3.17. for it is better, if the will of God Ac so 
 iicr. 18. 22. craftsman, of whatsoever craft he Ac 
 
 22. 11. he that is unjust, let him be unjust still : 
 
 he who is filthy, let him be filthy still 
 
BE 
 
 BE A 
 
 BE A 
 
 TfitV,V.. 
 
 Gen. Q3. 8. if it Je your mind that T bury my dead 
 9f). 22. and she said, if it he so, why am I thus t 
 Btod. 1. IG. if it be a son kill him, if it he a daughter 
 2 Kings 10.15. if it be, give me thy hand, and he gave 
 Zech. 8. 6. if it he marvellous in the eyes of remnant 
 Mat. 14. 28. if it he thou, bid me come on the water 
 .^cts 5. .3<). if it be of God, ye cannot overthrow it 
 
 18. 15. but if it be a question of words and names 
 Gal. 3.4. have ye suffered in vain ' if it be yet in vain 
 May Be, see May. Peace Bk, see Pkace. 
 Not BR. BF, not. 
 
 Gen.Jl\. 12. let it not he grievous in thy sight 
 24. 5. if the woman will not be willing to follow, 8. 
 38. 9. Unan knew that the seed should not be his 
 44. .30._ 1 come to my fatlier, and the lad he not with 
 Lev. 2d. 13. that ye should not he their bond-men 
 Nvm. 12. 12. let lier not he ;is one dead, of whom 
 
 16. 40. that he he not as Korali and his company 
 Josh. 7. 12. neither will I be with you any more 
 livth 3. 18. the man will not be in rest till finished 
 2 A ings 20.119. shall there not be peace in my days 
 2 On on. .3',). 7. be not like your fathers, Zech. 1. 4. 
 Psal. 22.19. he not thou far a wav, 35.22. 1 38. 21. 1 
 Isa. 28. 22. he ye not mockers, lest bands [71. 12. 
 Zech.ih. 11. 1 wiU W(.r to the residue of this people 
 Jjnke 13. 33. for it can not he that a prophet perish 
 
 14. 26. hate his life, he can not he my disciple, 33. 
 John 1. 25. if thou be not that Christ, nor Flias 
 Horn. 12. 16. he not wise in your own conceits 
 
 1 Cor.Q. 15. your faith not he in the wisdom of men 
 
 9. 2. if I be not an apostle unto others, yet to you 
 14. 20. he not children in understanding, but in 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 14. be not unequally yoked together 
 Gal. 1. 10. 1 should not be the servant of tdirist 
 Lph. 5. 7. he not therefore partakers with them 
 
 17. he ye not unwise, but understanding what 
 Tit. 3. l-t. good works, that they he not unfruitful 
 Phtlem. 14. thy benefit should not he of necessity 
 lieh. 8. 4. if he were on earth, should not he a priest 
 1 Pet. 3.3. let itwer Ae thatoutw'ard adorning of hair 
 
 Let there B F. 
 
 Gen.\.3.let there be\i"\it | 6. let there be -a fn'xm.ment 
 
 13. 8. let there he no strife betw een me and thee 
 
 26. 28. let there he now an oath betwixt us and tiiee 
 Lxud. p. 9. let there he more work laid on the men 
 Lzra 5. 17. let there he sc.Arch made in king's treas. 
 Psal. 69. t 25. let there be no dweller in their tents 
 
 Shall B1^, or f'halt B F. 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. to his wife, and they shall be one: flesh 
 4. 7._to thee shall be his desire, and thou shaltrule 
 
 9. 25. a servant shall he be to liis brethren 
 
 26. Godot Shem, and Canaan Ae his servant 
 12. 2. 1 will bless thee, and thou shalt be a blessing 
 15.5. he said to him, so j/m// thy seed be, Rom. 4.18' 
 17. 16. .Sarah shall he a motlier of nations 
 
 27. 33. 1 have blessed him, and \\e shall he blessed 
 2B. 21. so 1 come again, then shall F. he my God 
 3d. Ip. but Lsracl shall he thy name, 1 King.s'l8. 31 
 
 48. 21. but God shall be with you and bring you 
 
 49. It), to him shalt the gathering of the people be 
 
 9. the w'ater shall he blood on the dry land 
 
 16. thou .shalt he to him instead of God 
 
 19. 5. ye shall be a peculiar treasure to me 
 
 21. .36. pay ox for ox, and the dead shall be his own 
 . 1.3. 46. without the camp shall his habitation be 
 -.0. 26. ye shall be holy to me, ye shall be mine 
 dJftit. 28. 44. he shall be head, and thou shalt he tail 
 32. u). hide my face, I see what their end shall be 
 1 bam. 17. 36. this uncircumcised Phn. .shall he as 
 1 Sptgs 20.40. the king said, so shall thy judgment be 
 ^ Clnon. 19. 11. the Ford shall he with the good 
 Job 20_. 22. in fulness he shall be in straits 
 2«. 25. yea, the Almighty shall be thy defence 
 128.2. happy jA/rA thou be, W..shall he well with 
 141. D. my prayer aX^o shall be in their calamities 
 Lf cl. 1. 9. tliat hath been, is that which shall be 
 
 10. 14. a man cannot tell what shall be 
 
 11. .3. wliere the tree falleth, there it shall he 
 
 ro' <, -'/'"A he the substance 
 
 T^' 10 the I.ord shall he thy rere-ward 
 
 1 V maiie clean, when .f/ia/Zitonce be:' 
 
 15. 19. thou shalt be as my mouth, let them return 
 th.ere shall he be till I visit him 
 v'hs} ^ name of joy, a praise 
 
 shall not come,neither so 
 
 W. 20. wickedness of the wicked .shall he on him 
 . 36. ttiou shalt he a terror, and never z/iaA Aemore 
 JJau. 2. 28. wliat shall be in the latter days 
 8. 19. at the time appointed the end shall'he, 11.27. 
 II0S. D. 9. have 1 made known that whicli .ihall he 
 .^ino.s o. 14. so the God ot hosts shall he with you 
 10 o^' will I save you, and ye shall be a bless. 
 i ...8.jhall he as David, house ot David shall be as 
 
 it delightsome lanct 
 
 lA'V,: ."O’ -'f’ollhe, .3.19 
 
 Markp. Ifh liow long shall I he with you, I.uke 9.41. 
 
 in <iw-elleth with you. and shall 'be in 
 
 ^or it, whose it .shall he 
 
 1 was tolfl me 
 
 1 rl' V’■^D/'!Oiisowest not that body that.v/i«///;e 
 V/,, 'k'A T "Ot yet apjiear what we shall he 
 00'}o^' ^ t^xird, w hich art, and wast, and .shalt be 
 — 1-. to give every man as his work shall be 
 r 1 c ^ bhall not, or .shalt rwt B F. 
 
 shall not be thine heir 
 ' u" to him as an usurer 
 
 28.1,} be above only, thou shalt not he beneath 
 'c'l ^‘w *1’’®" **^0 "'0 "Ot. it shall not he so 
 
 R + 00 Vh 1 ^ ftiorning, but I shall not be 
 
 Po place ot the wicked shallnot be 
 
 /7oV Q , If .30. Dan. 11.29. Am. 7. 
 
 Mn'i m o'o^i 9 tor another man [3,6. 
 
 on tar troin thee, tXsis shall not beta thee 
 
 so among you. Mar. 10.43. Luke 22. 
 
 ^ Jo B F. fog 
 
 3q”io h ■/” ^ tied to thee and thy seed after 
 
 i!;,'. 00 I'caikened not to her to he with her 
 
 Pro',- 'o o''o.‘*2l't you out to he your God, 25. .38. 
 
 desire to he with them 
 1^’ wldch is to be hath already been 
 s-^‘*e 15.14. when he spent all, he began to be in want 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 26. I say it is good for a man so to be 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 6. above that which he seeth me to be 
 Phil. 1. 23. having a desire to be with Christ 
 Jam. 3. 10. these things ought not so to be 
 
 2 Pet. 3.11. what manner of persons ought ye to he 
 Will BE. 
 
 Gtfn.16.12.Tshmael will be a wild man, his hand will 
 be against every man, and every man's ag. him 
 
 17. 8. 1 will be their God, Exod. 29- 45. Jer'.2k. 7. 
 
 I 32. .38. 2 Cor. 6. 16. 
 26. 3. I will be with thee, and will bless thee, 31. .3. 
 
 Eiod. .3. 12. Judg. 6. 16. 1 Kings IF.‘48. 
 
 28. 20. if God will be with me, and will keep me 
 34.15. if ye zvill be as we be, circumcised 
 Neh. 4.12. from all places they xcill be upon you 
 Psal. 48.14. he will Ac our guide, even unto death 
 Jer.l.siz. obeymyvoice, I niV/Ac your God, 30.22. 
 Ezfk. 11. 16. 1 will be to them as a little sanctuary 
 
 20. 32. that ye say, we will be as the heathen 
 ILos. 1.3.14. I will redeem them ; O death, 1 will be 
 thy’ plagues, O grave, 1 will be thy destruction 
 
 14. 5. 1 a i7/Ac as the dew to Israel, he shall grow 
 Joel 3.16. the I.ord will he the hope of his people 
 Zech. 2.0. 1 the I/ird will he to her a wall of tire 
 round about, I will Ac the glory in the midst of her 
 Mat. 6. 21. where treasure, there will your heart be 
 2 Cor. 6. 18. 1 will he a Father to you, and ye my 
 10.11. such will we Ac also indeed, when present 
 1 Tim.6.9. they that will be rich fall into temptations 
 lleh. 1.5. 1 will he to him a Father, he to me a son 
 8.10. 1 will be to them a (iod, they to me a people 
 Jam. 4. 4. whosoever will he a friend of the world 
 Rev. 21. 7- I wullhe his God, and he shall be my son 
 , Been, see after Be. 
 
 B FA CON. 
 
 Isa. 30.17. be left as a A. on the top of a mountain 
 BFAM. 
 
 Jndg. 16.14. he w’ent away with the pin of the A. 
 
 1 Ham. 17. 7. and the staff of his spear was like a 
 
 weaver's A. 1 Chron. 11. 2.3. | 20.5. 
 
 2 Kings t. 2. let us go to .Iordan, and take thence a A. 
 5. as one w’as felling a A. ax head fell into w'ater 
 
 llah. 2. 11. the A. out of the timber shall answer 
 Mat.J. .3. but considerest not the A. LukeO.A\,A2. 
 
 4, and behold, a A. is in thine own eye 
 
 5. thou hy pocrite, first cast out the A. Luke 6 4" 
 
 BFAM.S. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 7. he overlaid the A. the posts, and walls 
 Neh. 2. 8. that he may give timber to make A. 
 
 P.sal. 104. 3. who layeth the A. in the waters 
 Cant. 1.17. the A. of our house are cedar and rafters 
 B FATs.S. 
 
 2. Sam. 17.28. Rarzillai brought A. lentiles to David 
 Ezek. 4. 9. take unto thee wheat, A. lentiles, millet 
 BEAR 
 
 Signifies, [1] To carry, Jer. I7. 21. Mat. 27. 32. 
 [2] Jo .suffer, or endure, 2 Cor. 11.1. Rev. 2. 2. 
 [.3] Jo bring forth, Gen. 18.1.3. [4] To produce, 
 07 yield, .lain. .3. 12. [5] J'o uphold, or .support, 
 Psal. 75. 3. 1 91. 12. [6] To he punished fur. 
 
 Is um. 14. 33. [7] To undergo the care and 
 
 fatigue of ruling a people, Deut. 1. 12. [8] To 
 speak and utter, Deut. 5. 20. [9] To tell, or re¬ 
 late, 2 Sam. 18. 19. [lOj To he answerable inpay¬ 
 ment for, 2 Kings 18.14. [11] To lay a thing 
 sadly to heart, VsaX.W. 50. [l2] Jo give satisfac- 
 
 tionfor, Isa. 5.3. 11. Ileb. 9. 28. To perform 
 or /ally observe. Acts 15. 10. 
 
 To bear the infirmities of the weak, Pom. 15. 1 
 To comply with their weakness .so far as not to ns, 
 our liberty to their offence, and also to bear witi 
 them in their failings through ignorance or weak 
 ness, and not to cmidemn nr despise them. 
 
 Gen. 4. 13. my punishment is greater than T can A 
 13. 6. the land w'as not able to A. them, .‘56. 7. 
 
 43. 9._let me A. the blame for ever, 44. .32. 
 
 49. 15. Issachar Ixiweil his shoulder to A. 
 
 Exod. 18.22. they’ shall A. the burden with thee 
 
 25. 27. to A. the ark. 27. 7- 1 30.4. | 37.5. Dent. 10.8 
 
 Josh. .3. 3, 8,13,14.1 4. 16. 2 Sam. 15. 24 
 
 28.12. Aaron shall A. tlieir names before the l ord 
 Lev. 19. 18. thou shalt not A. any grmlge against 
 hum. 11.14. not able toA. all this people, Deut. 1.9, 
 
 11. CT. how long shall I A. with this congregation i 
 33. children shall A. your w’horedoms, J.zek. 23. .35, 
 
 Gciit. 1. 31. God bare thee as a man doth A. his son 
 2 Ham. 18.19. let me run and A. the king tidings 
 2 Kings \8. 14. w’hich thou puttest on me, I will A. 
 / sal.~,5. 3. 1 A. up the (lillars of the earth 
 89. 50. how I do A. in mv bosom the reproach 
 
 91.12. they shall A. thee up. Mat. 4. 6. I^ukcA. 11. 
 144. 14. that our oxen be able to A. burdens 
 
 / rov. 9.12. it thou scornest, thou alone shalt A. it 
 18.14. but a wounded s|)irit who can b. ? 
 
 30. 21. and for four which it cannot A. 
 
 I.sa. 1. 14. your feasts, T am weary to A. them 
 
 ^ nificle and I will h, you, even carry 
 t . they A. him upon the shoulder, tliev carry him 
 52.11. be ye clean tJiat A. the vessels o'fthe Lord 
 Jer. 10. 19. truly this is a grief, and I must A. it 
 17.21. A. no burden on the sabbath-day, 27. 
 
 .31.19. liecause 1 did A. the reiiroach of my youth 
 
 44. 22. so that the l/ird con hi no longer A. 
 
 J^arn. 3. 27. it is gooii to A. the yoke in his youth 
 Eick. 12. 6. in their sight shalt tnou A. on shoulders 
 
 12. the prince shall A. ujion his shoulder in twilight 
 14.10. they shall A punishment of their iniquity 
 16. 52. A. thou thine own shame for thv sins, 54. 
 
 32. .30. and A. their shame with them, .‘16.7. I 44.1.3. 
 
 AicA. 34. 29. nor A. the shame of the heathen, .‘16.15. 
 xlmosj. 10. the land is not able to A. his words 
 1 shall A. the reproach of my people 
 
 (. 9. I will A. the indignation of the I.ord, I sinned 
 I lag 2.12. It one A. holy flesh in the skirt of his 
 Zech. 5. 10. whither do these A. the ephali ? 
 
 6.1.3. he shall A. glory, and shall rule on his throne 
 Mat. .3. 11. whose shoes I am not worthy to A. 
 
 27. 32. they fouinl Simon, they compelled him to 
 A. his cross, Mari 15. 21. Luke 23. 26. 
 I.uke 14. 27. and whosoever doth not A. his cro.ss 
 18. 7. avenge his elect, fho’ he A. long with tliem ? 
 John 16.12. many things, but ye cannot A. them now 
 
 Acts 9. 15. he is a chosen vessel to A. my name 
 15.10. a yoke, our fatliers nor we were aole to A. 
 
 18.14. O Jews, reason would I should A. with you 
 Rom. 15.1. we ought to A. infinnitiesof tlie weak 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 2. hitherto ye were not able to A. it, nor 
 10.1.3. a way to escape, that ye may be able to A. it 
 
 15. 49. we shall also A. the image ot the heavenly 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 1. would to God ye could A. with me 
 
 4. have not accepted, ye might well A. with him 
 Gal. p. 2. A. one another's bunlens, and so fulfil 
 
 5. for every man shall A. his own burden 
 
 17- 1 A. in my body the marks of the Fonl Jesus 
 Tleh. 5. t2. who can reasonably A. with the ignorant 
 Jam. 3. 12. can the fig tree A. olive-berries ' 
 
 Rev. 2. 2. thou canst not A. them that are evil 
 Beau fruit, see 1 'uuit. 
 
 BEAR iniquity. 
 
 Exod. 28. 38. Aaron may A. iniquity of ho\y things 
 43. Aaron and his sons, that they A. not iniquity 
 I.ev. 5.1. he shall A. Ins iniquity, I7. 1 7.18.1 17.16. 
 
 , , . I 19. 8.1 20. 17. 
 
 10.17. hath given to you to A. iniquity of the cong. 
 
 16. 22. the goat shall A. iqion him all their iniquities 
 20. 19. they shall A. their iniquity, Num. 18. 2.3. 
 
 JAek. 44. 10,12. 
 
 22.16. or suffer them to A. of their trespass 
 
 Kum. 5.31. this w’oman shall A. her iniquity 
 14.34. ye shall A. your iniquity even forty years 
 18.1. Aaron anil his sons A. iniquity ofsanctuary 
 .30. 15. alter he heard, then he shall A. her iniquity 
 Isa. 53.11. my right, servant shall A. their iniquity 
 Ezek.A.A. numberof days, thou shalt A. their in. 5,6. 
 
 18. 19. why doth not son A. iniquity of the father r 
 20. the son shal 1 not A. the iniquity of the father 
 BEA R judgment. 
 
 Exod. 28. 30. Aaron shall A. judg. of children of 
 
 Gal. 5. 10. he that troubleth you shall A. his judg. 
 Beau record, see Recouu. 
 
 B FA 11 rule. 
 
 Esth. 1. 22. eveo' man should A. rule in his house 
 Prov. 12. 24. the hand of the diligent shall A. rule 
 Jer. 5. 31. the priests A. rule by their means 
 Ezek. 19.11. had strong rods for them that A. rule 
 Dan. 2. 39. a kingdom of brass w hich shall A. rule 
 BFAR sin. 
 
 I-cv. 19. +17- rebuke, that thou A. not sin for him 
 20. 20. they shall A. their sin, they shall die 
 
 22. 9. lest they A. sin for if, and die, therefore 
 24.15. whosoever curseth his God, shall A. his .sin 
 
 Rum. 9.13. shall be cutoff, thatman shall A. his sin 
 18. 22. not come nigh, lest they A. sin and die 
 32. ye shall A. no sin when ye heavcfl the best of it 
 jpzek. 23. 49. and ye shall A. the sin of your idols 
 Ileb. 9. 28. so Christ was once offered to A. sin 
 B FA R witness. 
 
 Exod. 20.16. thou shalt not A. false witness a«-ainst 
 thy neighb. Dent. 5.20. Mat. 19. m. Rorn jlS.o. 
 1 Kings21.10. set tw'o men sons of Belial to A. wit. 
 Mark 10. 19. do not A. false witness. Luke 18. 20 
 L.uhe 11.48. truly ye A. wit. that ye allow the deeds 
 John 1. 7. the same came for a witne.ss. to A. witness 
 8. he was sent to A. witness of that light 
 3. 28. ye yourselves A. me witne.ss that I said 
 5. 31. if I A. wit. of myself, my witness is not true 
 36. same works that 1 do, 4. witness ot nie, 10. 25, 
 
 8.18.1 am one that A. tcit. of myself, and the Father 
 
 15. 21. ye shall also A. wit. because ye have been 
 
 18. 2.3. if I have spoken evil, A. of the evil 
 
 .37. for this cause came I, that 1 should A. witness 
 Acts 22. 5. also the high-priest doth A. me ivitness 
 
 23. 11. so must thou A. witness also at Rome 
 
 1 John 1. 2. we liave seen it, and A. witne.ss, and shew 
 5. 8. and there are tliree that A. witness in earth 
 ^ BFAR. 
 
 Gen. 17.17. and shall .‘'arah that is 90years old A. ? 
 18. 13. shall I of asurety A. achild, which am old 
 Jev. 12. 5. but if she A. a maid child, then unclean 
 Deut. 28. 57. and tow ards her children she shall A. 
 Judg. 13. 3. but thou shalt conceive and A. a son 
 1 I\ings 5.21. behold, it was notmy son that 1 did A. 
 Cant. 4. 2. sheep, w hereof every one A. tw ins, 6.6. 
 Isa. 7. 14. avirginshall conceive and A. ason,and 
 54. 1. sing, O hai ren, thou that didst not A. 
 
 Jer. 29. 6. that they may A. sons and daughters 
 Luke 1. 13. thy wife Elisabeth shall A. a son 
 
 1 Jjm. 5. 14. younger women marrj’, A. cliildren 
 
 BEARER.S. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 18. he set 70,000 to lie A. of burdens 
 .'14. 13. also they w’ere over the A. of burdens 
 
 Neh. 4. 10. the strength of the A. is (iecaved 
 BFAREsr. 
 
 Judg. 13. 3. behold, thou art barren, and A. not 
 Psal. 100. 4. with the favour thou A. to thy people 
 John 8. 13. thou A. record of thyself, thy record 
 Pom. 11. 18. A. not the roof, hut the root thee 
 Gal. 4. 27. rejoice thou barren that A. note 
 BFAR El II. 
 
 Lev. 11. 28. he that A. the carcase of them, wash 
 15. 10. and lie that A. any of these tliimis 
 Num. 11. 12. as a nursing father A. the child 
 Deut. 25. 6. the first honi she A. shall suct eed 
 
 29. 18. lest there he among you a root that A. gall 
 23. it is not sown, nor A. nor grass growetli 
 32. 11. as an eagle A. her young on her wings;. 
 
 Job 24. 21. evil entreateth the barren that A. uot 
 Cant. 6. 6. whereof every one A. twins, none b-jrren-^ 
 Joel 2. 22. he not afraid, for the tree A. her fruit 
 Mat. 13. 23. which also A. fruit, and bringeth forth 
 John 15. 2. eyerv branch that A. not fruit, takes 
 Pom. 13.4. for he A. not the sword in vain 
 1 Cor. 13. 7. cliarity A. all (liiini.s, helievelli all tilings., 
 Lleb. 6. 8. that which A. thorns is reiected 
 Bi: \ RE1 II rule. ' 
 
 Prov. 29. 2. w hen the w icked A. rw/^ people mourn 
 B E.\ 11 F, r 11 witness. 
 
 Job 16,8. mi' leanness risingiip A. witness to mv face- 
 Prov. 25. 18. a man that A. false witness is a maul 
 John 5. .‘52. there is another that A. witness of me 
 8. 18. and the 1 ather that sent me, A witne.ss of me 
 Pom. 8. 16. the .''pirit A. witness with our spirit 
 I John 5. 6. and it is the .'Spirit that A. witness 
 
BE A 
 
 BE A 
 
 BE A 
 
 BEARING. 
 
 Gen. 1. 29. I have ^jiven you every herb, 4.seed 
 If). 2. the [.Old hatli restrained me from h. 
 
 29. 35. slie called his name Iiidah, and left b. 
 
 .‘57. 25. Ishmaelites with camels h. spiccry 
 10. 17. set forward, h. tlie tabernacle 
 21. the Kohathites set forward, b. the sanctuary 
 Josh. .3. 3. the i)riestS)i. the ark, 14. 2 15. S4. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 7. ot;e b. a shield went before liim 
 Psa! 126. 6. lie that iroeth forth b. precious seed 
 Mark 14. 13. there shal 1 meet you a man h. a pitcher 
 
 of water, follow him, Luke 22. 10. 
 .Tohn 19. 17. he h. his cross, went forth to a place 
 L'om.Q. 15. their conscienc.e also/^. witness 
 9. 1. 1 lie not, my conscience also b. me witness 
 
 2 Cor. 4.10. b. in the body the dyin^of (he L. .lesus 
 Jleb. 2. 4. God also b. them witness with siinis 
 
 13. 13. let us ao forth to him, b. his reproach 
 1 Tim. 2. 15. she shall be saved in chila-bcari/iff 
 BEAR, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 34. came a lion and a b. took a lamb 
 ,30. thy servant slew both the lion and the b. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 8. chafed, as a. b. robbed of her whelps 
 2 Kings 2. 24. there came forth two she-A. and tare 
 Prov. 17.12. a b. robbed of her whelps meet a man 
 
 28. 15. as a roarina lion, and a ranaina b. 
 
 Jsa. 11. 7. the cow and b. shall feed their youna 
 .59. 11. we roar all like b. and mourn like doves 
 Lam. 3. 10. he was to me as ah. lyinz in wait 
 Dan. 7. 5. another beast, a second like to ah. 
 
 Dos. 13. 8. 1 will meet them as a b. bereaved 
 Amos 5.19. as if a man did dee from a b. 
 
 Rev. 13. 2. his feet were as the feet of a b. 
 BEARD. S. 
 
 Lev. 13. 29. if a man hath a plaaue on header h. 
 14,9. shall shave all his hair off his head and h. 
 19. 27. nor shall thou mar the corners of b. 21. 5, 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 35. 1 causfht him by hisi^. and slew him 
 
 21. 13. I'aviil let hisspifde tall on his h. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 5. tarry at .lericho till your A. be grown 
 
 ' and then .return, 1 Chron. 19. 5. 
 19. 24. Mephibosheth trimmed not his b. 
 
 26. 9. .Toa!) took Amasa by the b. to kiss him 
 T.zra 9. 3. plucked off hair of my head, and of my h. 
 Psal. 133. 2. ran clown on the b. even Aaron s b. 
 Isa. 7. 20. and it shall also consume the b. 
 
 15. 2. on all heads baldness, and every ^.cut off 
 Jer. 41. 5. fourscore men havinz their h. shaved 
 48. .37. every head shall be bald, every h. dipt 
 Ezek. 5, 1. cause a razor to pass on thy head and b. 
 BEAST 
 
 Siznifies. [1] A brute void of reason, Frov. 12. 10. 
 
 [2] All kind of cattle, 1 Kings 4. 33. Psal. 8. 7. 
 
 [3] Ministers of the gospel, who are full of liveli¬ 
 ness and nimbleness, in executing God's com¬ 
 mands, Rev. 4. 6, 8. | 7. 11. [4] Cruel and un¬ 
 reasonable men, who are led merely by their natural 
 brutish inclinations, 1 Cor. 15. .32. 2 Pet. 2. 12. 
 [5] Kingdoms, Dan. 7. 11.1 8. 4. [6] Antichrist, 
 Rev. 13. 2. I 20. 4. [7] People of several nations, 
 Dan. 4. 12. 21. 
 
 Gen. 1. 24. God said, let the earth brinz forth the b. 
 25. God made the b. of the earth after his kind 
 3. 1. the serpent was mere subtil than any b. 
 
 .37. 20. some evil b. hath devoured him, ,33. 
 
 I'.xod. 13. 12. every firstlinz that cometh of a h. 
 
 22. 5. put his b. and feed in another m.an’s field 
 
 10. deliver to his neighbour any b. to keep 
 
 19. whoso lieth with a h. shall be put to death. 
 Lev. 18. 23.1 20. 15. 16. Deut. 27. 21. 
 
 23. 29. the b. of the field multiply against thee 
 Ixv. 11. 47. b. that may be eaten, and b. tliat may 
 
 [not 
 
 27. 9. if it be a h. whereof men brinz an offering 
 Dent. a. 17. the likeness of any b. on the earth 
 .Tudg. 20. 48. smote them, as well the men as the b. 
 2 Chron. 25. I 18. a b. trod down the thistle 
 
 Neh. 2. 12. nor any h. save the h. I rode on 
 Psal. 68. t 30. rebuke the b. of the reeds 
 73. 22. so ignorant, I was as a h. before thee 
 147. 9. he giveth to the b. his food, and to ravens 
 Prov. 12. 1(3. a righteous man regards life of his b. 
 Eccl. 3.19. am.anhath no pre-eminence above a i. 
 Isa. 43. 20. the h. of the field shall honour me 
 63. 14. as a b. that goeth into the valley 
 Ezek. 44. 31. dead or torn, whether it be fowl or b. 
 Dan. 4.16. let a h. heart be given to him 
 7.11. I beheld even till the b. wns slain 
 
 19. I wouk.''.<now the truth of the tourth b. 
 
 Dos. 13. + 8. the h. of the field shall tear them 
 Luke 10. 34. set him on his onn h. and brought him 
 Acts 28. 5. Paul shook off the b. into the fire 
 Htb. 12. 2(\ if so much as a b. touch the mountain 
 Rev. 4. 7. first b. like a lion, second b. third b. 
 
 6. 3. 1 heard the second h. say, come and see 
 .11. 7. b. that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit 
 13.1. and 1 saw a b. rise up out of the sea, having 
 
 11. I beheld a b. cominz out of the earth 
 15. 2. them that had got the victory over the b. 
 
 16.1.3. unclean spirits came out of mouth of the b. 
 17. 8. thou sawest the b. that was, and is not, 11. 
 
 19. 19. 1 saw the b. and the kingsofthe earth 
 
 20. 10. where tlie b. and false prophet are 
 
 Every BEASb. 
 
 Gen. 1. 30. to every b. 1 have given green herb for 
 2.19. out of the ground God formed erery b. 
 
 20. Adam gave names to every b. of the field 
 3. 14. thou art cursed above every b. of th field 
 7- 2. of erery clean b. take to thee by sevens. 8. 
 
 14. they and every b. after his kinci, and cattle 
 
 8. 19. every b. after their kinds went out of the ark 
 20. of cre/y clean b. and clean fowl he offered 
 
 9. 2. dread of you shall be on every b. of the earth 
 5. your bloocf will 1 require at hand of every b. 
 10. with ccery A. of earth 1 establish my covenant 
 
 34. 23. shall not every b. of theirs be ours ? 
 
 Lev. 11. 26. the carcases of every b. which divideth 
 the hoof, nor cheweth the cud, l)e7it. 14.6. 
 Psal. 50. 10. for every b. of the forest is mine 
 104. 11. they give drink to every h. of the field 
 E.zek. .34.8. my flock became meat to every h. 
 
 39. 17- son of man, speak to every b. of the field 
 22 
 
 BEAST, joined with Man. 
 
 Gen. 6.7. Lord said, l wdl destroy l)oth man and b. 
 Exed. 8. 17. smc)te dust, if became lice in man and b. 
 9.9. boil breaking with blains upon manax\<\ h. 10. 
 19. hail shall come down on man and b. 22, 25 
 11.7. not a dog move his tongue azainst man or h. 
 
 12. 12. and will smite ail the I’rst l)orn in Egrypt, 
 
 both of man and b. 13. 1.5. I sal. 1.‘15. 8. 
 
 13. 2. first-born of man and b. is mine. Kum. 8.17. 
 19.13. whether man or h. it shall not live 
 
 Ixv. 27. 28. no devoted thinz of man or b. shall be 
 N7tm. 3.13.1 hallowed to me first-born of wan and/). 
 31. 26. the prey tbict was taken, both of matt and b. 
 Psal. 36. 6. Ixjrd, thou preservest man and b. 
 
 Jer. 7. 20. fury poured on man and b. 21. 6. | .36. 29. 
 Ezek. 14. 1.3,17,19,21. | 25.1.3. 1 29- 8. Ze/h. 1.3. 
 27. 5.1 liave made man and h. that are on ground 
 
 31. 27. 1 will sow .ludah with s»,?d of maji and b. 
 
 32. 43. ye say, it is desolate w ithout mn7i or h. 33. 
 
 10, 12. I 36. 29.1 51. C2. 
 .59. 3. they shall depart, both man and h. 
 
 Ezek. 36. 11. 1 will multiply upon you manarvlb. 
 Jonah 3. 7- let not man nor h. fas'e anything 
 (jyiclean BEA.Sf. 
 
 Ixv. 5. 2. or if a soul touch any 7inclean h. 7.21. 
 27.11. if it be unci. h. of which tliey do not offer, 27. 
 JV/ld BEA.Sl'. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 9. there passed by a nildh. of T.ebanon, 
 and trod down the tinstle, 2 Chron. 25. 18. 
 Job 39. 15. forgeftelh that wild h. may break them 
 P‘al. 80. 13. the rcild b. of the fielcl cloth devour it 
 Dos. 13. 8. the wild b. shall tear them 
 BEASTS. 
 
 Gen. .31. 39. that which was torn of b. Exod. 22. 31.. 
 
 Lev. 7. 21. 1 17. 15. 1 22. 8.^ 
 + 54. then Jacob killed 1^. upon the mount 
 .36. 6. Esau took all his b. and bis substance 
 
 45. 17. lade your b. and goto the land of Canaan 
 Erod. 8. + 21. 1 will send a mixture of noisome b. 
 
 11. 5. all the first-born of b. shall die 
 Lev. 11.2. these h.yo shall eat. D£7/t. 14. 4. 
 
 .3. and chew end among b. shall ye eat, Deut. 14.6. 
 
 25. 7. forb. shall the inc rease therc-of be meat 
 
 26. 6. I w ill rid evil b. out of the land 
 
 Num. 20.8. give the congregation and their b. drink 
 .31. 30. of all b. give a portion to the Tx;vites 
 Deuf 32. 24. 1 will send the teeth of b. on them 
 
 1 Kings 4. + 28. barley for mules, or swift h. 
 
 .33 Solomon spake of b. and of fowl, and fishes 
 18. 5. may find grass, that w'elcse not all the b. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 17. drink both ye, your cattle ancl b. 
 Ezra!. 4. help him with zol *, goods, and with b. 
 Job 12. 7- ask the h. and they shall teach thee 
 
 18. .3. wherefore are w'e counted as b. ancl vile 
 .37. 8. then the b. go into dens, and remain 
 Psal. 49. 12. man is like the b. that perish, 20. 
 
 78. t 50. he g.ave their b. to the murrain 
 104. 20. wherein all the b. of the forest creep 
 25. in the sea, are both small and great b. 
 
 148. 10. b. and all cattle, nraise the Lord 
 Prov. 9. 2. wisdom hath killed her b. 
 
 30. 30. a lion, which is strongest among h. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 18. they miglit see that themselves are b. 
 
 19. that w hich befalleth men, befalleth h. 
 
 Isa. 3 \ 6. the burden of the b. of the south 
 40.16. nor h. thereof for a burnt-offering 
 
 46. 1. their idols v/ere on the b. and cattle 
 66. 20. upon sw ift h. to my holy mountain 
 
 Jer. 9.10. the b. are fled 1] 12. 4. the h. are consumed 
 Ezek. 5. 17. I will send on you famine and evil b. 
 
 ppsilence, blood, and the sword, 14. 15. 
 32. 4. T w ill fill the h. of whole earth w ith thee 
 
 13. I will destroy all the A. thereof, 34.25, 28. 
 Dan. 4.14. let the b. get away from under it 
 
 15. let his portion be w ith the b. in the grass 
 
 7. 17- these four great b. are four kings 
 
 8. 4. so that no b. might stand before him 
 Joel 1. 18. how do the b. groan, herds perplexed 
 Amos 5. 22. nor regard the peace-offerings of fat b. 
 Hab. 2. 17. spoil of b. wi'.ich made theni afraid 
 Zeph. 2. 15. become a place for b. to lie down in 
 Zeeh. 14. 15. so shall be the plague of all the h. 
 Acts 7. 42. O Israel, have ye offered to me slain b. ? 
 
 23. 24. provide them b. tliatye 0133- set Paul on 
 Rom. 1. 23. changed into an image made like to b. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 32. if 1 have fought with b. at Ephesus 
 .Tam. 3. 7- for ever3’ kind of h. is tamed, but tongue 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. but these as natural brute b. speak evil 
 Jude 10. but what they know naturally as brute b. 
 Rev. 4. 6. four b. full of e3^es before aiid behind 
 
 8. the four b. bad each six w ings about him 
 
 9. w'hen those b. give glor3’ and honour to him 
 
 5. 6. in midst of the throne and four b. stood a I amb 
 
 14. the four b. said. Amen, and the 24 elders fell 
 6.1. one of the four h. saving, come and see, 15. 7- 
 7. 11. angels stood about the throne and the four b. 
 
 14. 3. a new .semz before the thmne and four b. 
 
 19. 4. the 24 elders and four b. fell down to worship 
 
 BEAS I S of the Parth. 
 
 Deut. 28.26. carcase shall be meat to all h. of earth 
 1 Aam. 17. 46. carcases of Philistines to h. of earth 
 Job 5. 22. nor shalt thou be afraid of the b. of earth 
 .35. 11. who tcachetli us more than the h. of earth 
 Psal. 79. 2. the fic-sh of thy saints to the h. of earth 
 Isa. 18. 6. they shall be left to the h. of the earth 
 Jer. 7. 33. the carcases of the people meat for h. of 
 the earth. 16. -4. I 19. 7. I 34. 2(i. 
 
 15. 3. T will appoint over them h. of earth to devour 
 Acts 10. 12. all manner of four-footed b. of earth, 
 
 11 . 6 . 
 
 Rev, 6. 8. kill with hunger, and w ith the b. of earth 
 B E.AS I .S of the Field. 
 
 Fxod. 23.11. what the poor leave, h. of field may eat 
 Deut. 7. 22. lest the b. of the.field increase upon thee 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 44. come, I w ill give thv’ tlesh to h. of field 
 
 2 Sam. 21.10. birds b3’ day, nor h. If the field by night 
 Job 5. 2.3. b. of the field shall be at peac'e with thee 
 
 40. 20. mountains, where all the h. of the field plav’ 
 Psal. 8. 7. thou hast put h. of the field under his feet 
 Isa. 56. 9. all ye b. of the field comt to devour 
 Jer. 12. 9. as.seinble all b. of the field, come to devour 
 27.6. b of field have 1 given him, £8.14. Dan. 2. 38. 
 
 E. zek. 29. 5. I have given the.e for meat to the h. ef 
 
 the field, and to tlie fowls, 34. 5. 1 39. 4. 
 31. 6. under his branches b. rf the field bring forth 
 13. all the b. of the field shall been his branches 
 .38. 20. the h. of the fieldshaW shake at my presence 
 Dan. 4.12. the h. of the field \\ad shadow under it 
 25. thy dw elling shall be with b. of the field, 32. 
 Ih s. 2. 18. make a covenant for them w ith b. of field 
 4, 3. therefore shall the land mourn with b. of field 
 Jiel\. 20. h. of field cry also to thee, for the rivers 
 2.22. be not afraid, ve b. of field, the pastures spring 
 . IPi/rf BEA.Si.S. 
 
 Ixv. 26. 22. T will also send wild h. among yon 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 46. gave i arc-ases of Philistines to -u ildh. 
 Psal. 50. 11. and the wild b. of tie field are mine 
 Isa. 13. 21. but wild h. of the desert shall lie there 
 
 22. and the wild b. of tie islands shall cry 
 34. 14. the tcild b. of the desert shall also meet 
 with the W7ld b. of the island, Jer. 50. 39. 
 Ma k 1. 13. t hrist was there with the raid b. and 
 Acts 10.12. sheet, wherein were all wild b. 11. 6. 
 BEAT 
 
 .‘■ignifies, [1] To smite, or strike, Deut. 25. 3. Alat. 
 
 21. .35. [2] To bruise, or bray, Lxod. I'O. 36. 
 
 K um. 11. 8. [.3] To hatter, or demolish, Judg. 8. 
 
 17. 2 Kings .3. 25. [4] To get the better of, or 
 oie/Towe, 2 Kings 13. 25. [5] To/ArerA, Ruth 2. 
 17. Isa. 28. 27. [6] To turn or convert one thing 
 
 7nto another, Isa. 2. 4. Joel. .3. 10. 
 
 Exod. .30.36. some of the spices shait b. very small 
 .39. .3. they did b. the geld into thin plates 
 Kum. 11. 8. the people h. the manna in a mortar 
 De7it. 25. 3. lest if he exceed and b. him above tliese 
 Judg. 8.17. he b. down the tower of Penuel 
 9. 45. Alimelech h. down the city, and sowed it 
 19. 22. certain sons of Belial b. at the doer 
 Ibith 2. 17. she b. out tha‘she bad gleaned 
 
 2 Sam. 22.43. thendid 1 b. them small, P.<o/. 18.42. 
 2 Ki/igs 3. 25. the Israelites b. down the cities 
 
 13. 25. three times did .loashA. Btnhadad 
 23. 12. the altars flid the king b. dow n, and brake 
 Psal. 52. + 5. God shall likewise b. thee down 
 
 89. 23. I will b. down his foes before his face 
 Prov. 23.14. thou shalt b. him with the rod and 
 Isa. 2.4.b. their swords into plow -shares, i 7c. 4.3. 
 .3.15. what mean ye. that ye b. my people 
 
 27.12. the I-ord shall b. off from tlie ci.annel 
 41. 15. thresh the mountains, h. them small 
 Joel3. 10. b. your plow-shares into swerds. and your 
 Jonah 4. 8. the sun h. on the head of Jonah 
 Mic. 4.13. thou shalt h. in pieces nian.v people 
 Mat. 7. 25. and h. on that house, 27. 1-,uke 6.48, 49. 
 
 21. 35. tlie husbandmen took his servants, and b. 
 
 one, 4:ark\2. 3. Lteke 20. 10, 11. 
 Mark 4. 37. waves b. into the ship, it w'as now full 
 Luke 12. 45. and shall begin to b. the men-servants 
 ActsM). 22. the magistrates commanded to b. them 
 
 18. 17. the Greeks took Sosthenes and b. him 
 
 22. 19. 1 imprisoned and b. in every synagogue 
 
 27. f 14. there b. a wind called Euroclydon 
 
 BEAlEN. 
 
 Exod. 5. 14. the officers of Israel were b. 16. 
 
 25. 18. cherub of b. work, 37. 17, 22. Num. 8. 4. 
 .37. 7. made two cherubims b. out of one piece 
 Ixv. 2. 14. shalt offer com b. out of full ears 
 Detu. 25. 2. if the w icked man be worthy to be b. 
 Josh. 8.15. all Israel made as if were b. before tliem 
 2 Sam. 2.17. and A finer was b. and the men of Israel 
 2 Chron. 15. + 6. nation was b. in pieces of nation 
 34.7. w hen he bad h. graven images to powder 
 Job 4. +20. they ai e h. in pieces from morning 
 Prov. 10. + 8. but a prating fool shall be b. 
 
 23. .35. they have b. me, and I felt itnot 
 Isa. 28. 27. fitches are h. out w ith a staff 
 
 .30. .31. thro' voice of I^rd the Assyrian shall be A. 
 Jer. 46. 5. and their mighty ones are b. dow n 
 Mic. 1.7. the graven images shall be h. to pieces 
 Mark 13. 9. in the synagogue 3’e shall be b. 
 
 Ltike 12.47. servant who knew and did not shall be h. 
 Acts5. 40. when they called the apostles and b. them 
 
 16. 37. they have b. us openly uncondemned 
 2 Cor. 11. 25. thrice was I b. w ith ro<ls, once stoned 
 BEA'l EK Gold. 
 
 Num. 8. 4. this work of the candlestick was of h. gold 
 
 1 Kings 10.16. made two hundred targets of b. gold 
 
 17.nmdethreehund.shieldsofA.fw)/rf, 2 Chr.9. 16. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 15. si.x hundred shekels b. gold to a target 
 
 BE.A l EN Oil. 
 
 Exod. 27. 20. pure c.il b. for the light. Ixv. 24. 2. 
 
 29.40. fourth part of an bin of b. oil, Nu/n. 28. 5. 
 BEATEST.. 
 
 Deut. 24. 20. when thou b. thy olive tree, shalt not 
 Prov. 23. 13. for if thou b. him with rod, shall not 
 BEATETIl. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 26. so fight 1, net as one that b. the air 
 BEATING. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 16. thej’ went on h. down one another 
 Mark 12. 5. many others, A. some, and killing some 
 
 BEAUTY 
 
 Signifies. [1] Comelhtess, or handsomeness, 2 Sam. 14. 
 25. [21 A chiefperso7t, or city, 2 Sam. 1.19. Isa. 13. 
 
 19. 1 m. 2. 1. [3] Splendour, glory, or dtynity, 
 I am. 1.6. /ech. 11.7. [4] Joy andgladne.\s, Isa. 
 
 61.3. [51 The eicelletit order of a government, the 
 prn.tperity, riches, and peace of a country, u gether 
 with the holiness,pur7ty, and truth of their religion, 
 which ’.cere their 0Tna7ne7it a77dglory, Ezek. 16.14. 
 pxed. 28.2. holy garment for Aaron, for glorx' and A. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.19. the A. of Israel is slain on high plates 
 1-4. 25. none so much praised as .Absalom for A. 
 
 1 Chr. 16.29. worship the Lord in the A. of holiness, 
 
 Psal. 29. 2. 196. 9. 
 
 2 Chro. 20. 21. that should praise tlie A. of holiness 
 
 F, sth. 1. 11. to show the people and princes her A. 
 J( A40.10. and array thyself with glory and A. 
 Psal. 27. 4. to behold the A. of the Lord, and inquire 
 .39. 11. thou makest his A. to consume aw ay 
 
 45. 11. so shall the king greatly desire thy A. 
 
 49.14. their A. shall consume in the grave 
 
 50. 2. out of Zion the perfection of A. God shined 
 
 90. 17. let the A. of the Lord our God be on us 
 96. 6. strength and A. are in his sanctueu'y 
 
BEC 
 
 BEE 
 
 ‘Prov. 6. 25. lust not after her h. in tfiy heart 
 
 20. 29. the h. of old men is the gray head 
 31. 30. favour is deceitful, and b. is vain 
 Jsa. 3. 24. there shall be buniinir instead of b. 
 
 4. t2. branch of the Ixird shall be b. and glory 
 
 13. 19. Habylon the b. of tlie Chaldees’ excellency 
 28. 1. whose glorious A. is a fading flower, 4. 
 
 5. the T.ord will be for a diadem of b. to residue 
 33. 17. thine eyes shall see the King in his b. 
 
 44. 13. he maketh it according to the b. of a man 
 53. 2. there is no b. that we should desire him 
 61. 3. to give to them that mourn b. for ashes 
 Xam. 1. 6. from Zion all her b. is departed 
 2. 1. and cast down from heaven the b. of Israel 
 15. is tliis the city men call the perfection of b. ? 
 JLzek. 7. 20. as for the b. of his ornament he set it 
 
 16.14. thy renown went amonsr the heathen for b. 
 15. but thou didst trust in thine own h. 
 
 25. thou hast made thy b. to be ablioired 
 27. 3. thou hast said, 1 am of perfect b. 28. 12. 
 
 4. thy builders have perfected thy b. 11. 
 
 28.7. shalldrawswordsagainstthe/J.oftliywisdom 
 17. thine heart was lifted up because of thy b. 
 
 31. 8. no tree was like the Assyrian in his b. 
 
 32. 19. Kgypt, whom dost thou pass in b. ? 
 
 2I0S. 10. til. 1 passed over on the h. of her neck 
 ^14. 6. Israel’s h. shall be as the olive-tree, his smell 
 Zech. 9. 17. how great is his goodness and his b. 
 
 11. 7. I took two staves, one I called b. 10. 
 IIEAUI II’.S. 
 
 Psal. 110. 3. in the b. of holiness, from the womb of 
 REAUfll’Y. 
 
 Ezra 7. 27. put in the king’s heart to b. Lord’s house 
 Psal. 149. 4. he will b. the meek with salvation 
 Isa. 60.13. to b. the place of my sanctuary 
 BEAU'J'Il'UL. 
 
 ■Gera. 29. 17. Lachel was b. and well-favoured 
 Devt. 21. 11. seest among the captives a b. woman 
 1 Sam. 16. 12. David was of a b. countenance 
 25. 3. Abigail was of a b. countenance 
 ■2 Sam. 11 . 2. Hathsheba was very b. to look upon 
 
 14. t25. in Israel was not a b. man as Absalom 
 Psth. 2. 7. Esther was fair and b. Mordecai took for 
 Psal. 48. 2. b. for situation is mount Zion 
 Ecci. 3. 11. hath made everything/-, in his time 
 Cant. 6. 4. thou art b. O my love, as 'lirzah 
 7. 1. how are thy feet with shoes, O princess 
 4. 2. m that day shall the branch of Lord be b 
 o2. 1. O Zion, put on tlij-- b. garments 
 7. how b. the feet of them that bring, Pom. 10.15. 
 64.11. our holy and b. house is burnt up 
 Jer. 13. 20. where is the flock, thy b. flock ? 
 
 48. 17- how is the staff broken, and tlie b. rod 
 
 ^ ^ ^rown upon thine head 
 
 13. thou wf«t exceeding b. and didst prosper 
 23. 42. the Sabeans put b. crowns on their heads 
 jliat. 23. 27. whited sepulchres, which appear b. 
 Acts 3. 2. at the gate of the temple called b. 10 
 ^ BECAME. 
 
 ■G^ra. 2. 7. the breath of life, and man b. a living soul 
 19.26. Lot s wife looked back and b. a pillar of salt 
 
 49. 15. Issachai- b. a servant to tribute 
 Exori.A. Z. It h. a serpent 1 ! 4. b. a rod in his hand 
 
 36. 13. lie coupled it, so it b. one tabernacle 
 1 Sam. «,j. ,37. Nabal’s heart died, he 5. as a stone 
 X hint)s 12. .30. and this thing h. a sin, 13. .34. 
 
 stone b. a great mountain, and filled 
 I Jews [ b. a Jews to gain the .Tew's 
 
 in ’ol’ an High-Priest b. us, who is holy 
 
 10. 33. -vvlnlst ye b. companions of them so used 
 l\.ev. 16. 3. the sea b. as the blood of a dead man 
 ^ BECAMEST. 
 
 \Chron 17. 22. and thou. Lord, b. their God 
 JLzek. 16. 8. I sware unto thee, and thou b. mine 
 
 because. 
 
 1?’ hath said, ye shall not eat 
 
 serpent, b. thou hast done this 
 even they despised my judgments 
 o ^ hearken to these judgments 
 
 21 6. d. he did tins, b. he had no pity 
 
 P'^ov. 1. ^4 b. 1 have called, and ye refuseif 
 ./M. 7. + 9 do ye not believe, b. ye are not stable 
 k- ^*’ey seduced my people 
 M ■/they have male you desolate 
 3iat. ..6. 31. all ye shall be offended b. of me 
 r A ® water, b. ye belong to Christ 
 
 ^oAra 6. 26. ye seek me, not b. ye saw the miracles, 
 nut b. ye did eat of the loaves, and were filled 
 K. 43. even b. ye cannot hear my wmrd 
 10. 13. the hireling fieeth, b. he is an hireling 
 
 R 10* r h I shall live also 
 
 Pom. 8. 10. the Spirit is lire b. of righteousness 
 
 r A bodies/ a. of his Spirit 
 
 if A f A these cometh the wrath of God 
 
 r united by faith to them 
 
 o h^ cuiild swear by no greater, he sware by 
 a 10 death to life, b. we love brethren 
 
 4. 19. we love him b. he first loved us 
 
 r , beckoned. 
 
 XwAcl. 22. Zecharias b. and remained speechless 
 
 B EF 
 
 ^4 partners in the other ship 
 
 him that he should ask 
 m ^l?-’‘ander b. with his hand, and would 
 
 04 m «nd b. with the hand 
 
 -^‘1. 10. Fdul, ^iiswered 
 
 unto'them with the hand 
 13. 16. Paul stood up, and b. with his hand, said 
 
 C o nn ■ jjEC()lME. 
 
 n^+ic'f ■ of us, to know" good and 
 
 U. + IO. I wi bless her, and she shah ^. nations 
 ^'.hat will b. of his dreams 
 EW "1/ P’ "’6 P a contempt 
 
 -c-wrf. lo. 2. the Lord is my strenirth, and is b. my 
 10 1 c., salvation, Psal. U8. 14. Isa. 12. 2. 
 
 . 1. for as for this Moses that brought us up, we 
 
 Dent oi^oSTI j? 23. Acts 7. 40. 
 
 i P’® people of God 
 
 Jonah 4'^' ®Le>ugthe T ord is b. thine enemy 
 oi ao^ "oidrl b. of the city 
 
 •<W«L21. 42. the same is b. the head of the corner, 
 Mark 12.10. Luke 20, 17. Acts 4. 11. 
 
 John 1.12. he pve power to b. tiie sons of God 
 2 Cor. 5.17. m Christ, behold, all tJiiiies are b. new 
 Pev. 11. 15. aie b. the kimrdoms of our Lord 
 BECOMEl’ll. 
 
 Psal. 93. 5. holiness b. thy house, O T.ord, for ever 
 Prov. 10.4. he b. poor that dealeth wdth a slack hand 
 17. 7. excellent speech b. nut a fool, much less do 
 18. a man void of understanding b. surety 
 if . i- i-’ '.’'s kingdom, b. poi.i- 
 
 ^Pi’ fulfil all righteousness 
 
 13. 22. the deceitfulness of riches choketh the 
 'vord, ancl he b. unfruitful, Mark 4.19. 
 7>^" ^e^test among hertis, and b. a free, Marki. .32. 
 Viow.ln... thatye receive Phebeoursister as/A.saints 
 LpA o d.covetousnessnot be once named, as b. saints 
 J conversation he as h. the aosi)el 
 
 1 Jim. 2. 10. p b. women professing aodline.ss 
 lit. 2. 3. aged women bedn behaviour as b. holiness 
 
 Signifies, [1] That whereon persons sleep in the night, 
 1 bam. 1" i. [2] A couch to rest on in the day, 
 t torment, or tribulation, 
 
 J\ev. ^ ^ i] j Jig grave, which is as a sleeping 
 
 house, fo >e righteous, Isa. 5?. 2. [5.] The law¬ 
 ful use oj wedlock, lleb. 1.3. 4. 
 
 On my bed, Cant. 3. 1. while 1 was in a secure or 
 slothful frame. 
 
 Our bed is gieen. Cant. 1. 16. The ordinances and 
 means of grace, where I enjoy sweet fellowship and 
 communion with thee, are not only pleasant and 
 delightful, hut also fruitful; and, by the Spirit's 
 accompanying them, they are made effectual for 
 the converting of many. 
 
 Gera. 47'. 31. bowed himself on the b. 1 Kingsl.TJ 
 •49. 4. wentest up to thy father’s b. 1 Cbron. 5. 1. 
 /'.rerf. 21.18. and he die not, but keepeth bis b. 
 
 LjCv. lo. 4. every /;. whereon he lieth is unclean, 24. 
 
 1 Sam. 19.1.3. Michal took an imace and laid it in b 
 2Sam. ^ + .31. king David himself followed the b. 
 4. j. Isli-bosheth who lay on a b. at noon 
 11-.2. in an evening-tide David arose from his b. 
 
 ~ lungs 1.4. shall not come down from that b. 6.16 
 r’ a^P’ irP for him a b. and a table 
 
 ipiT b- shall comfort me 
 
 17. 13. 1 have made my h. in the darkness 
 
 slumberincs upon the b. 
 
 '*■ 9^'Buiuiie with your own heart on your b. 
 .36. 4. he deviseth mischief on his b. 
 
 41. 3. thou w'ilt make all his b. in his sickness 
 b3. 6..wheii 1 remember thee upon my b. and 
 VIt 0 Ppps® pp fill I ^ind a place 
 
 1.39. 8. it 1 make my b. in hell, thou art there 
 
 pecked my b. \yitli tapestry, 17 . 
 tI’ .s^'Ould lie take thy b. from under thee ’ 
 26.14. on hinges, so doth the slothful on his b. 
 Carit.l. 16. fair, yea pleasant, also our i. is green 
 r P*r .-Pp ^.souaht him whom my soul 
 
 7. behold, his b. which is -Solomon’s, valiant men 
 t 9. Solomon made himself a wood of Lebanon 
 Isa. 28. 20. the /). is shorter than a man can stretch 
 07. 7- on a lofty mountain hast thou set thy b. 
 
 .Amos 3.12. Israel taken out in the corner of a d 
 Mai. 9. 6. Jesus saith, take up thy and walk 
 
 Tir 1 A r.-, ,, Mark 2. 9, 11. John 5. 11, I2! 
 
 Mark A. M. a candle to be put under a b. Luke 8.16. 
 
 my children are with me in b. I cannot 
 li'- ’U’ b. one taken, the other left 
 
 Pev. z. 22. beholci T will cast her into a b. 
 
 T, , BED c/ love. 
 
 EzcA.23.i7. Babylonians came to herin the b. of love 
 _ BED c/ spices. 
 
 Cant. 5. 1.3. his cheeks are as a -5. 0/ spices, as flowers 
 6. 2. my beloved is gone down to tlie b. of spices 
 „ . . . BI'.D undefiled. 
 
 Heb.lZ.A. marriage is honourable and i\itb.undefiled 
 BEU-CHAMBEIL 
 
 Lxod. 8. 3. froes come into thy b.-c. and on thy bed 
 ^ Sam. 4.7 Ish-bosheth lay in his b.-c. they slew him 
 ~ {'•'”4^6.12. telleth the wonlsthouspeakestin-5.-c. 
 
 11. 2. hid him and nurse in the b.-c. 2 Chron. 22. 11 
 Lccl. 10. 20. and curse not the rich in thy b -c 
 n , BED.S. 
 
 Psal. 149. 5. let the saints sing aloud on their b. 
 
 La. .)7. 2. they shall rest in their b. each one walking 
 llos. 7.14. not cried when they howlecl upon tlieir b. 
 Afjosn. 4. he on b ot ivory, and stretch themselves 
 P’/'2 '' P that work evil on their b. 
 
 Mark 1,14. washipa of cups, and b. brazen vessels 
 
 ^ hedsiead. 
 
 Ueut. 3.11. king of Baslian, his b. vtas a b. of iron 
 
 ^ , ,, , bee, bees. 
 
 Tj*' 11 ^ morites chased you as b. in .beir 
 
 ’ll /■ 110 ’1^ P^ m the carcase of the lion 
 
 T.l, J they com passed me about like b. 
 
 Isa. 7. IB. the Lord shal I hiss tor the b. in Assyria 
 , BEEN. 
 
 I Sam. lO. + 27. Saul was as thoueh he had b. deaf 
 
 thou b. tome 
 
 uvn' 11 fU‘^'*/^.^PP have given 
 
 ptf'Jr n ' have slept then had 1 b. at rest 
 
 Psal. ^. 9. thou hast b my help, leave me not, 6.3. 7. 
 
 JR my help, my soul had 
 
 ^hen had tliy peace b. as a river 
 
 7B/dv'oi where bad they b. ? 
 
 oS^l ^ ‘^^y® lathers 
 
 ’ni’Pu ’ Ihere had b. a great earthquake 
 
 '>■ he which 
 
 Q no ''P^wledge they had b. with lesus 
 Ppm. 9 j) we had A. as .Sodom, and like Gomorrah 
 o 'r-^' P'a P'Y’ havinir b. the wife of one man 
 5 ■; /''PP, ^ 'hligent follower of my 
 
 1 r / ■ PP^ h) have known the 
 
 1 John 19, if they liarl h. ot us, no doubt they 
 Hath B> F, E \. 
 
 n \ fathers hath b. with me 
 
 IJeut..,.. 7. the T.ord thy (lOil hath b. with thee 
 
 1 ASam. 14. 38. see wherein this sin hath h. this day 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 3. Israel hath h. without the true find 
 ivccl. 3. la. that which hath b. is now, and tliat 
 T^„ OQ A. in » which is to be hath already b. 
 i^f'no'nVn Precept bath b. upon precept 
 Jer. 22,21. this hath b. thy manner trom tliy youth 
 
 Joel 1. 2. hath this b. in your days or your faUiers I 
 John 11. 39 . for he hath b. dead four days 
 Pom. 11. 34. or pcho hath b. his counsellor? 
 
 Have BEEN. 
 
 1 4- 9- not servants to Hebrews as they have h 
 
 IChr . 17 . 8. have b. with thee whither thou walkedst 
 Lira 9. 7 . Since the days of our fathers have we b. 
 
 JO" 19- 1 should have b. as if 1 had not b. 
 lmt.25. 6. thy tender mercies haveb. ever of old 
 .i7.25. have h. youii^, and nowold, yet have iiotseen 
 4„. ,3. my tears have b. my meat (lay and night 
 Jj«.l .9.should/irate A.as .bodom,/irate A.as Gomorrali 
 
 20. 17. so hate we b. in thy sight, D Lord 
 18. /irate b. with child, hate h. in pain, as it were 
 
 66. 2. all those things hate b. saith the Ixird 
 Jer. 2. .31. have I b. a wilderness to Israel ? 
 
 28. 8. the prophets that have b. before me 
 
 {1! n P ^ a rebukerof them all 
 
 Mai. 2. 9. blit /nave b. partial m the law 
 Mark }!. 2. they have b. with me three (lays 
 Luke 1. 70. which have b. since the world began 
 John 14, 9. have 1 h, so lonj^ time with you t 
 
 15. 27. because ye have b. with me from the begin. 
 Zirts 20. 18. after what manner 1 hate b. with you 
 'P’. P ^ f f>- in the deep 
 
 Uat. 3. 21. rigliteousness should hate b. by tlie law 
 Not Bl'l i'lN. 
 
 Exqd, 9. ]B. to rain hail such as hath not b. in Egypt 
 1 lungs 3. t L3. not h. among the kings like thee 
 14. 8. yet hast not b. as my ser> ant llavid 
 Job 3. 16. as an hidden untimely birth I had not h. 
 10.19. 1 should have been as tho’ I had not b. 
 Psal. 124.1. it it had not b. the Ixird on our side 
 Lccl. 4. .3. better than botli is be that hath not b. 
 Clmd. 16. they shall be as though they had not b 
 Mat. 26. 24. good for that man he had not b. born 
 Luke 16.11. it therefore ye have not h. faithful, 12. 
 
 Lev. 11. 22. these of them ye may eat, the b 
 ^ BEEVES. 
 
 IaCv. 22.19. offer at your own will of the b. of sheep 
 
 21. whosoever ofters a free will-offering in A. 
 Num. .31. 28. levy a tribute to the Lord of the b. 
 
 o8. the Lord’s tribute of b. threescore and twelve 
 BEFALL. 
 
 Gen. 42. 4. lest peradventure mischief b. him 
 38. it mischief b. him by the wav then, 44 29 
 49.1. that 1 may tell you what shall b. you in the 
 last days, Devt. 31.29. Dan. 10. 14. 
 Deut. .31. 1 (. niany evils and troubles shall b. them 
 Psal. 91.10. there shall no evil b. the.e, nor pla-^ue 
 Acts 20.22. not knowing things that shall b. me“ 
 
 befallen. 
 
 Lev. 10.19. and such thinas have b. me 
 Num. 20.14. thou knowest all travail that hath b. U3 
 31-21. when many troubles are h. them 
 Judg. 6. 13. if Lord be with us, why is all this b. us ’ 
 
 1 Sam. 20.26. he thought something had b. him 
 Lsth. b. 13. Ifaman told every thing that had b. 
 Mat. 8. 33. and what was b. to the possessed of devils 
 
 , BEFALLEI'HV 
 
 Lccl, 3. 19. for that which h, the sons of men, h. 
 
 beasts, even one thing b. theiu 
 ^ ^ BEFELL. 
 
 2 oraw. 19. 7. will be worse than all that h. thee 
 
 Mark 5. 16. told how itii. to him that was possessed 
 Acts 20.19. b. me by the lying in wait of the Jews 
 c.. BEFORE 
 
 Kigpifies, [1] In sight of, Gen. 43.14. [2] Pather 
 
 than, 2 Sam. 6. 21. [3] Free to one's view and 
 choice, Cieii. 20. 15. [4j At, Re . 3. 9. [5j Not 
 being sent or commissioned by, John 10. 8. [61 
 Tirst, (1) In order of time, Isa. 4.3. 13. (21 In 
 order of place, .losh. 8. 10. Imke 22. 47. (3) In 
 order of dignity, .lolin 1. 15, 27. 
 
 Gcw. 20.15. behold my land is b. thee, dwell where 
 ~4. 45. h. 1 had done speaking in my heart 
 31. 2. his countenance was not toward him as I 
 
 43.14. the T.ord giv e you mercy b. the man 
 TO. 20. and he set Ephraim b. Manasseh 
 
 Lxod. 16. .31. Aaron laid it up b. the testimony 
 Num. 6.12. but the days that were b. shall be lost 
 Josh. 4. 18. .Iordan llowed over his banks as b 
 
 10.14. there was no day like that b. it, or after if 
 dW(/(7. 3. 2. at least such as b. knew nothing thereof 
 
 16. 20. said, 1 will go as b. and shake myself 
 ..Sam. 6.21. chose me b. thy father, and b. his house 
 10. 9. Joab saw tlie battle was against him b. and 
 
 OCA.O- 1- A behind, 1 C/mw. 19.10. 
 
 22. + 2o. accordimrto my cleanness <5. his e3'es 
 
 1 Rings 1.3. 6. the king’s hand became as it was b, 
 
 2 Chron. 13.14. the battle was h. and l)ehind 
 
 .3.3.19. Manasseh his trespass b. he was humbled 
 Job .3. 24. lor my sighing cometh b. 1 eat 
 10.21. b. I go, whence I shall not return 
 42. 10. Lord gave lob twice as much as he had b. 
 
 Psal. 31. 22. 1 am cut oft from b. thine eyes 
 
 39.1.3. spare me b. I gm hence and he no more 
 80. 9. thou preparedst room b. it, and didst cause it 
 119.67.1^ i was afflicted I went astray, but now 
 1.39. 5. thou hast beset me behind and b. and laid 
 
 Eccl. 7. 17. why shouldest thou die b. thy time I 
 Isa. 9.12. .Syrians b. and the Philistines behind 
 
 17.14. and behold, b. the morning he is not 
 
 4.3. 1,3. b. the day was, 1 am he, and there is none 
 65. 24. that b. they call 1 will answer and hear 
 
 .Ter. 1.5. b. I formed thee in the belly, I knew thee 
 Ezek. 44.12. they ministered to them b. their idols 
 22. they shall take a widow that had a pri.’st b. 
 llos. 7. 2. their own doinas, they are b. niv face 
 Amos 4. 3. c' ery cow at that wliidi is h. her 
 Mai. 2. 5. tie feared me, and was afraid b. my name 
 4. 5. 1 will send Elijah the iirophet h. the cojiiinir 
 Mat. 1.18. b. tlipv Came together, she was with child 
 6.8. knoweJh wJiat thinus ye need h. \ e ask 
 8. 29. arttlioii come fo torment us b. the time 
 24.25. behol'l, I have toid you b. 
 
 Luke 2. 26. not see death b. he had seen the T .ord 
 
 23. 12. for b. they were enmity between tiieinr, 
 
 Joha 6.62. see the Sou of maiiasce. where he was A., 
 
 7.51. doth our law.jiuiire any man b. it hear him? ‘ 
 
 13.19. now 1 tell vou b. it come. 14. 29. 
 
UECr 
 
 BEG 
 
 BEH 
 
 Jlcts 1. 31. he seeing this h. spake of tlie resurrection 
 4. 2tt. to do thy counsel detennined h. to he done 
 10. 41. but to witnesses chosen h. of Clod, to us 
 £ Cor. U). who have he^un A. not only to tlo 
 Oal. 5. 21. of which 1 tell you A. a,s 1 told you 
 /•->//. .3. + 3. as 1 wrote a little A. 
 
 P/iil. 3. 13. reachinsf forth to those things that are A. 
 Col. 1.5. whereof ye heard A. in the word of truth 
 1 Thes.^. 2. 2. hut even after that we had sutiered A. 
 
 3. 4. when we were with you, we told you A. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.13. who was A. a hlaspheiner, a ner.secufor 
 Tieb. 7- Id. disannulling of the coininand itoine: A. 
 
 10. 15. for after that he had said A. this is covenant 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 2. mindful of words spoken A. hy prophets 
 
 17. seeing ye know these things A. hewart; lest 
 
 llev. 3. y. make them to worship A. thy feet 
 
 4. 6. were four beasts, full of eyes A. and behind 
 
 Co,ne HKl'ORi:. 
 
 JLxod. 22. Q. both parties shall come A. the .judge 
 Psal. lO*;). 2. come A. his presence with thanksgiving 
 Mic. 6. t5. M'herewith shall 1 come A. the Lord t 
 2 Tim. 4. 21. do thy diligence to come A. winter 
 HLl'OR L the people. 
 
 Gen. 23.12. Abraham bowed A. the peopleoi the: land 
 Tiod. 13. 22. nor the pillar of lire from A. the people 
 17. 5. the Lord said to Moses, goon A. the people 
 34.10. A. all thy peo) le 1 vvill do marvels 
 Joxh. 8.10. .loshuaand elders went A. the people to Ai 
 1 Sam. 18. 13. he went out, and came in A. the people 
 Mark 'dt. 0. gave disciples did set them A. the people 
 Luke 20.26. not take hold of his words A. 
 idet'. 10. 11. thou must prophesy A. nvAny peoples 
 BLLORL whom. 
 
 Gen. 21. 40. T.ord A. whom I walk will send his angel 
 48. 15. (tod A. w’horn my fathers did walk 
 1 Kings 17.1. 1 lijah said to Ahah, asthe Lord God 
 of Israel liveth, A. whom 1 stand, 18. 15. 
 2 Kings 3. 14. I 5. 10. 
 
 F.sth. 6.13. Mordecai A. wh. m thou h 'st begun to fall 
 JJan. 7. 8. A. whom there were three of the first horns 
 
 20. and A. whom three fell, even of that hoin 
 yicts 20. 26. the kin.g, A. whom also 1 speak freely 
 See further, All, Ark, Gol\ Him, Lord, Me, 
 Mount. .St.vnu, Stood, Tiiel, Them, As, 
 W ent, You. 
 
 BEFOREITA-Nr). 
 
 Mark 13. 11. take no thought A. what to speak 
 £ Cor. y. 5. go and make up A. your bounty 
 1 Tim. 5. 24. some men’s sins are open A. 
 
 25. the good works of some are manifest A. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 11. testified A. the sufferings of Christ 
 RE FOR El IMF. 
 
 Josh. 20. 5. because he hated him not A. 
 
 1 Sam. y. y. A. in Israel, when a man went; he who 
 
 is called a prophet was A. called a seer 
 
 2 Sam. 7.10. nor afflict them any more as A. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 5. Israel dwelt in their tents as A. 
 
 Keh. 2. 1. I had not been A. sad in his presence 
 Isa. 41. 20. who hath declared A. that we may say 
 Acts 8. 9. called i^imon which A. used sorcery 
 
 REGAN. 
 
 Gen. 4. 26. then A. men to call on the nameofTx)rd 
 Num. 25.1. the people A. to commit wdioredom with 
 Judg. 20. 31. they A. to smite Israel as at other limes 
 
 1 Sam. 14. + .35. that altar he A. to build to the Lord 
 
 2 Kings 10. 32. the Lord A. to cut Israel short 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 22. when they A. to sing, the Lord set 
 31. 7. in the third month they A. to lay the heaps 
 34. 3. while young .losiah A. to seek after God 
 J-lzek. 9. 6. then th.ey A. at the ancient men 
 Mat. 4.17. from that time .lesus A. to preach and say 
 Mark 14. + 72. he A. to weep wdien he thought 
 Luke 1.70. which have been since the world A. 
 
 14. 30. this man A. to build and w'as not able 
 John 4. 52. inquired the hour wdien he A. to amend 
 9. 32. since the world A. Acts 3. 21. lio.m. 16. 25. 
 Acts 12. 11. Herod A. to ve.x certain of the church 
 2 Tim. 1. 9. in Christ before the world A. 'Tit. 1. 2. 
 Jleh.l. 3. salvation at first A. to be spoken by the Lord 
 REG A f. 
 
 Prov.lZ. 22. hearken to thy father that A. fliee 
 Jer. 16. 3. concerning their fathers that A. them 
 Dan. 11.6.she shall Le given up, and he thatA.her 
 Zech. 13. 3. his father an;l mother that A. him 
 Jam. 1.18. of his own will A. he us with the word 
 
 1 John 5.1. every one tliat loveth liim that A. loveth 
 
 REG El'. 
 
 Gen. 17. 20. twelve princes shall he A. 1 will make 
 Deut. 4. 25. when thou shalt A. children, children's 
 28. 41. thou shalt A. sons, but shalt not enjoy them 
 
 2 Kings 20. 18. of thy sons which thou shalt A. 
 
 shall they take and make eunuchs, Jsa. 39.7. 
 T.ccl. 6. 3. if a man A. ItX) children, ancl live many 
 Jer. 29. 6. take wives, and A. sons and daughters 
 Lick. 18. 10. if he A. a son that is a robber 
 14. if he A. asonthatseeth all his father's sins 
 REG El LEST. 
 
 Gen. 48.6. issue which thou A. shall be thine 
 Isa. 45. 10. that saith to his father, what A. thou ? 
 REGETTEl'H. 
 
 Prov. 17. 21. he that A. a fool, doeth it to his sorrow 
 23. 24. he that A. a w ise child shall have joy 
 Led. 5. 14. he A. a son, and nothing in his hand 
 REG. 
 
 Psal. 109.10. let his children he vagabonds and A. 
 J^rov. 20. 4. therefore shall the sluggard A. in harvest 
 Luke 16. 3. 1 cannot dig, to A. I am ashamed 
 R EGG El). 
 
 Mat. 27. 58. and A. the body of .Tesus, I,ukel23. 52. 
 John 9. 8. is not this he that sat and A. 
 
 REGGAR. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. he lifteth the A. from the dunghill 
 L.uke 16. 20. and there w'as a A. named Lazarus 
 22. the A. died, and was carried by the angels 
 REGGARLY. 
 
 Gal. 4. 9. how turn ye again to the A. elements 
 ll I'.GG IN G. 
 
 Psal. ,37. 25. 1 have not seen his seed A. bread 
 Mark 10. 46. Rartimeus sat A. Luke 18. 35. 
 
 R EG 1N. 
 
 Gen. 11. 6. this they A. to do, and now nothing 
 Deut. 2. 25. this day 1 A. to put the dread of you 
 24 
 
 Josh. 3. 7- this day will I A. to magnify thee 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 12. when 1 A. I will also make an end 
 22. 15. did I then A. to inquire of God b.r him ? 
 A'c/j. 11. 17. Mattaniah to A. the thanksgiving 
 Jer. 25. 2y. I A. to bring evil on the city called 
 Ezek.9.(). slay old and young,and A. at my sanctuary 
 Hos. 8. tlo. they shall A. a little for the burden 
 Luke 3. 8. and A. not to say within vourselvps 
 
 13. 26. then shall ye A. to say, we have eaten 
 
 14. 29. all that behold it, A. to mock him 
 
 21. 28. when these things A. to come to pa.ss 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 1. do we A. again to commend ourselves' 
 1 Pet. 4. 17. the time is come, that judgment must 
 
 A. at the house of God, and if it first A. at us 
 REGIN N EH. 
 
 Ileb. 12. t2. Jesus the A. and finisher of our faith 
 REGIN MSG 
 
 .Signifies, [1] That which is the first, F'.xod. 12. 2. 
 [2] 'I he dcatiun, Gen. 1. 1. [3] At t 'e first, 
 Prov, 20. 21. Isa. 1. 26. [4] Vhat which is 
 chief, or most ercellent. Prov. 1. 7- 1 9- 10. 
 
 1 am the beginning and ending. Lev. 1. 8. I am 
 the eternal God, who gave all things a being and 
 beginning. 
 
 Gen. 49. 3. Reuben, thou art the A. of my strength 
 F.xod. 12. 2. this month shall be the A. of months 
 Dent. 21. 17. he is the A. of his strength, the right 
 Job 8. 7- tlio’ thy A. w'as small, yet thy end increase 
 42. 12. blessed the latter end of lob more than A. 
 Psal. in. 10. fear of Lord A.of wisdom, Prov. 9.10. 
 Prov. 1.7- fear of the Lord is the A. of knowledge 
 17. 14. A. of strife, as when one letteth out water 
 Led. 7. 8. better is the end of a thing than the A. 
 10. 13, the A. of words of his mouth'is foolishness 
 Jsa. 64. 4, since A. of the world, men have not heard 
 Mic. 1. 1.3. is tlic A. of sin to tlie daughter of Zion 
 Alat. 24. 8. al 1 these are the A. of sorrows, Mark 1.3.8. 
 
 21. tribulation, such as was not since the A. 
 
 Alark 1.1. the, A. of the gospel of .lesus Christ 
 .John 2. 11. this A. of miracles did .lesus in Cana 
 Col. 1.18. who is the A. the first born from the dead 
 Jleb. .3. 14. if we hold the A. of our confidence 
 6.11. leaving the word of the A. of Christ 
 
 7. 3. having neither A. of days, ncr end of life 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 26. the latter end is’ worse than the A. 
 Lev. 1. 8. I am the A. and the ending, 21.6. j 22.1.3. 
 
 3.14. these things saith the A. of the creation of God 
 At the BEGINNING. 
 
 Puth 3.10. more kindness at latter end, than at the A. 
 
 1 Chron. 17.9. nor child, of wickedness wasteasat A. 
 Prov. 20. 21. an inheritance gotten hastily at the A. 
 Jsa. 1. 26. I will restore thy counsellors as at the A. 
 /)««.9.23. at the A. of thy supplications the command 
 Alat. 19. 4. which made them, at A. made them male 
 John 16. 4. these things I said not to you at the A. 
 Acts 11.15. 11. Ghost fell on them as on us at the b. 
 
 From the R El 11N N 1N G. 
 
 Dent. 11. 12. eyes of T,. are on it from the A. of year 
 32. 42. from the A. of revenges on the enemy ’ 
 Psal. 119. 160. w’ord is true/row the A. and every 
 Prov. 8.23.1 was set up from A. or ever the earth was 
 Led. .3.11. no man can find work God maketh from A. 
 Isa. 18. 2. go to a people terrible from the b. 7. 
 
 40. 21. hath it not been told you from the A. ? 
 
 41. 26. who hath declared from the A. ? 
 
 46. 10. declaring the end from A. and ancient times 
 48. 16. 1 have not spoken in secret from the A. 
 
 .Ter. 17. 12. a glorious high throne/row the A. 
 
 Alat. 19. 8. but/row the h. it was not so 
 
 Luke 1. 2. unto us, which from A. were eye-witnesses 
 
 John 6. 64. .lesus knew from the A. who believed not 
 
 8. 25. .lesus saith, even same I said to you from b. 
 44. was a murderer /row A. and abode not in truth 
 
 15. 27. because ye have been with me/row the A. 
 Fph. .3. 9. which from A. of the world hath been hid 
 
 2 Thess. 2.13. God hath from A. chosen you to salv. 
 2 Pet. .3. 4. all continue as they were./row the A. 
 
 1 John 2. 7. word which ye have heard'/row A. .3.11. 
 1.3. because ye have known him that is ./'row A. 
 
 3. 8. is of the devil, for the devil sinneth from the A. 
 
 2 John 5. but that which we had from the A. 
 
 In the R I'Cl IN N 1 N G. 
 
 Gen. 1.1. in the A. God created the heaven and earth 
 2 Sam. 20.118. they plainly spake in A. ask of Abel 
 Prov. 8. 22. the L. possessed me inthe A. of his wa.v 
 John 1. 1. in A. was the \\ ord, \V ord was with God 
 2. the same was in the A. with God 
 Phil. 4. 15. yo know' that in the A. of the gospel 
 Heb. 1.10. tiiou Lord in the A. hast laid founuation 
 BEGINNING. 
 
 ATat. 14. .30. A. to sink, he cried, T ord, save me 
 20. 8. give their hire. A. from the last to the first 
 la/ke 24. 47- among all nations, A. at lerusalem 
 John 8. 9. w'ent out, A. at the eldest even to the last 
 Acts 1. 22. A. from the tiaidism of .lohn to that day 
 BEGIN MNGS. 
 
 Kum. 10. 10. also in the A. of your months, 28. 11. 
 Lzek. 36. 11.1 W'ill do better than at your A. 
 BEGIN N E.Sl . 
 
 Deut. 16. 9. time thou A. to put the sickle to corn 
 REGO rI EN 
 
 Is taken, [1] Properly and naturally, Judg. 8. .30. 
 [2] Supernaturally, thus Isaac was begotten <f 
 the dead body and womb of Abraham and .'-arah, 
 Ileb. 11. 17. [3] Spiritually, thus Christians 
 are said to be begotten by such ministers as were 
 instruments cf their conversion, 1 ('or. 4. 15. 
 [4] Lternal.'y, .'.uch only is Christ the only be¬ 
 gotten of the Lather, .lohn 1. 14. 
 
 Kum. 11. 12. have 1 conceived, have T A. them? 
 Deut. 23. 8. the children A. of them shall enter 
 Judg. 8. .30. Gideon had 70 sons of his body A. 
 
 Job .38. 28. 01' who hath A. the drojisof dew' ? 
 
 Psal. 2. 7- thou art my Son, this day have 1 A. thee. 
 Acts 13. .3.3. Ileb. 1.5. I 5. 5. 
 Isa. 49. 21. thou shalt say, who hath A. me these t 
 Jer. 2. t 27. saying to a stone, thou hast A. me 
 llos. 5. 7. for they have A. strange children 
 John 1. 14. the glory as of the onlv A. of the Father 
 
 18. the only A. Son, be bath declared him 
 3. 16. God so loved, that he gave his only A. Son 
 18. not believed in the name of the only A. Son 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 15. for I have A. you through the gospel 
 Philem. 10. Onesimus, whom I have A. in mv l>onds 
 Heb. 11.17. Abraham hy faith ottVre'.l up only A. son 
 1 Pet. 1. .3. who hath A. us again to a lively bojie 
 
 1 John 4. 9. sent bis only A. Son, tliat we might live 
 5. 1. that begat, loveth him also that is A. of him 
 
 18 . he that is A. of (>od keepeth himself 
 1 IR.Sl-RI.GOiT EN. 
 
 Jleb. 1. 6. when he bringeth 'mfir.it-b. into world 
 Rev. 1. 5. from Jesus, who is the/ iVj/A. of the dead 
 BEGUILE. 
 
 Col. 2. 4. lest any man A. you with enticing words 
 
 18. let no man A. vou of your rew ard 
 
 RE(. I I LED, 1 NG. 
 
 Gen. .3.13. woman said, sei pent A. me, and I did eat 
 29. 25. wherefore then hast thou A. me r 
 .\um. 25. 18. they have A. you in the matter of Peor 
 .Tosh. 9. 22. saying, wherefore have ye A. us 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 3. but 1 fear lest as the serpent A. Eve 
 
 2 J*et. 2. 14. cannot cease from sin, A. unstable souls 
 BEGUN. 
 
 Num. 16. 46. the jilague is A. j! 47. the plague was A. 
 Deut. 3. 24. thou bast A. tf) shew thy greamess 
 F.sth. 6. 1.3. before whom thou hast A. to tall 
 
 9. 23. the lews undertook to do as they had A. 
 Alat. 18. 24. and when he had A. to reckon 
 2 Cor. 8. 6. as he bad A. so he would also finish 
 
 10. this is expedient fi.r you who have A. before 
 Gal. 3. .3. are ye so foolish, having A. in the Spirit 
 Phi/. 1. 6. he which hath A. a giMitl work in you 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 11. w hen they have A. to wax wanton 
 
 R EH A I F. 
 
 Frod. 27- 21. a statute on A. of the children of Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 12. Abner sent to David <;n his A. 
 
 2 < hron. 16. 9. shew himself strong in A. of them 
 Job 36. 2. shew that I have yet to speak on God's A. 
 Dan. 11. 18. but a prince tor his own A. shall cause 
 Rom. 16. 19. 1 am glad therefore on your A. 
 
 1 ('or. 1. 4. 1 thank my God always on your A. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.11. thanks may be given by many on our A. 
 
 5. 12. but give you O'jcasion to gbiry c n our A. 
 Phil. 1.2‘.i. to you it is given in A. oft hrist, not only 
 1 l^et. 4. 16. let him glorify l iod on this A. 
 
 I-EH..WE. 
 
 Deut. .32.27. lest adversaries A. themselves strangely 
 1 Chron. 19. 13. let us A. ourselves valiantly 
 .Tob 41. t 33. who A. themselves without fear 
 Psal. 101. 2. I will A, wise.ly in a perfect way 
 Isa. 3. 5. child shall A. himself jiroudly ag. ancient 
 
 42. t 1.3. the Lord will A. himself mightily 
 1 Cor. 13. 5. charity doth not A. itself unseemly 
 1 Tim. 3.15. how thou oughtestto A. in house of God 
 BEHAN I D. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 5. David A. himself w isely, 14, 15, 30. 
 P.'al.oA. 11. I A. as though he had been my friend 
 131. 2. 1 have A. myself as a child that is weaned 
 Dos. 12. t 3. lacob A. himself princely 
 AJic. 3. 4. as they have A. themselves dl in doings 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 1(1. how unblameably we A. ourselves 
 
 2 Thess. 3.7- A. not ourselves disorderly among you 
 
 REHAVEIH, 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 36. if a man think he A. uncomely to his 
 REHAVIOU R. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.13. David clianged his A. before them 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 2. a bishop must be sober, of good A. 
 
 'Tit. 2. 3. aged women in A. as becometh holiness 
 
 BEHEADED. 
 
 Deut. 21.6. elders shall wash bands over the heifer A. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 7- 'hey smote Ish-bosheth, and A. him 
 Alat. 14. 10. A. .lohn, Alark 6. 16, 27. Luke 9. 9. 
 Rev. 20, 4.1 saw the souls of them that were A. 
 
 BEHELD. 
 
 Kum. 21. 9. v hen he A. the serpent of brass, he lived 
 2.3. 21. he hath not A. iniquity in Jacob 
 1 Chron. 21. 15. as he was destroying, the Lord A. 
 Job .31. 26. if 1 A. the sun when it shined, or moon 
 Psal. 119. 158. 1 A. transgressors, and was grieved 
 112. 4. 1 A. but tliere was no man would know me 
 7.7.aud A. amongtbesimpleones. 1 discerned 
 Fed. 8. 17. then I A. all the work of God 
 J.'a. 41. 28. 1 A. and there was no man, Jer. 4. dS. 
 Jer. 4. 23. I A. the earth, and it was without fonn 
 rUrtrilo. 47. Mary Magdalen, and .M ary the mother 
 of loses, A. where he was laid, J.vke 23. 5.5. 
 Luke 10.18. I A. .Satan as lightning fall from heaven 
 
 19. 41. he A. the city, and wept over it 
 
 John 1. 14. and we A. his glory, the glorj’ atsxif 
 v/c/r'l. 9. while they A. lesus was taken up 
 17. 23. as 1 passed by and A. your devotions 
 Rev. 5. 6. I A. and lo, in midst of the throne a I.am^> 
 11. 12. they ascended, and their enemies A. them 
 REIIE.NU) I H. 
 
 Job 40. 15. behold now A. w hich 1 made with thee 
 REH! N 1) 
 
 Signifies, [1] Backwards, Jiulg. 20. 40. [2] After. 
 2 Sam. 3. 16. (3] llemaining. Lev. 25. 51. t4j 
 Past, Phil. .3. 13. [5] Unexpected, Isa. 30. 21. 
 [6j Disregarded, Psal. 50. 17. 
 
 Ixod. 10. 26. there shall not an hoof be left A. 
 l.ei. 25.51. if there be yet many years A. according 
 Judg. 20.40. the I enjamites looked A. them 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 9. where those that were left A. stayed 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 16. her husband went w eeping A. her 
 
 1 kings 14. 9. hast cast me A. tliy back, Lzek. 2.3. 35. 
 Kell. 4. 16. the rulers w ere A. the house of Judah 
 9.26. they rebelled and cast thy law A. their backs 
 ( 'ant. 2. 9. behold, he standeth ’A. our wall, looketU 
 Jsa.'.iA. 17. thou hast cast all my sins A. thy back 
 Amos 7. * 15. the Lord took me from A. the flock 
 Alark 5. 27. she came in the press A. and touched 
 Luked. 43. the child Jesus tarrietl A. in Jerusalem 
 
 1 Cor. 1.7 • so that ye come A. in no gift, waiting for 
 
 2 Cor. 11.5. 1 was not a whit A. the chiefest, 12.11. 
 Phil. 3. 13. forgetting those things which are A. 
 
 Col. 1. 24. fill up w hat is A. of afflictions of Ubri.st 
 Seefurther, Rekokk, Him.NVk, 1hek,1 HE.m, Us. 
 
 BEHOLD 
 
 Signifies, [1] Admiration, Isa. 7. 14. [(’J Jry 
 
 and gladness. Mat. 21. 5. 13] (Obedience, 1 Sam. 
 
 22. t 12. Isa. 6. + 8. [4] xlsseveration, Gen. 
 28. 15. [5] Lihortation to a provident care, 
 
 John 19. 27. [61 Consideration, or observation. 
 
BEH 
 
 BEL 
 
 BEL 
 
 Luke 24. 39. John 1. 29. f?] Suddenness, or 
 unexpectedness, kiev. 16. 15. I 22. 7. [8] Cer 
 tainty. Mat. 23. .38. I.uke 1. 20. 
 
 Gen. 28. 15. h. I am with thee, and will keep thee 
 31. 51. h. this heap, h. this pillar I have cast 
 
 Ktx* */» tiilo */. IIIIS 1 llo>\ c L<wt 
 
 40. 6. Joseph lo<Aed on them, and h. they were sad 
 48. 1. A. thy father is sick li 21. Israel said, A. Idie 
 Exod. 3. 2. and b. the bush burned with file 
 
 10. 4. h. 1 will rain bread from heaven for you 
 
 23. 20. h. I send an angel before thee to keep thee 
 
 24. 8. Moses said, //. the blood of tlie covenant 
 Num. 20. 16. we are in Kadesh in the utmost 
 
 1 Sant. 12. 13. b. ihe kini' whom ye l.ave chosen 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 6. and he answered, b. thy servant 
 
 1 Kings 2. b. cliild shall be l)orn to house of Dav. 
 
 2 Rings 13. 21. that b. they spied a band of men 
 22.16. b. i"will bring evil upon this place, and the 
 
 ini'abitants thereof, 2 Citron. 34. 24. 
 2 Chron. 20. 11. b. I say, how they reward us 
 Job 1. 12. /'. all that he hath is in thy pow(-r 
 
 28. 28. b. the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom 
 
 3.3. 12. b. in this (hou art not just, I will answer 
 36. 5. b. God is mighty, and despiseth not any, 26. 
 
 40. 4. b. 1 am vile, wiiat shall 1 answer thee 
 
 Psa'. 3L 18. b. eye of the Lord is on tliem that fear 
 51. 5. b. I was shapen in iniquity, and in sin did 
 73.12. iJ.thesearethe iimrodly who prosper in world 
 78. 2". b. he smote the rock, the waters cushetl 
 139. 8. if I make my bed in hell, h. thou"art there 
 Cant. 1. 15. b. thou art fair, my love, b. 16. | 4. 1. 
 Isa. 7. 14. b. avirein shall coiueive. Mat. 1. 2,3. 
 8.18.t>.l and the children whom the I^rd, 7/c/5.2.13. 
 22. they shall look to the earth, and b. trouble 
 
 12. 2. b. (lOd is inysalvation, Iwill trust, and not 
 
 29. 8. a huncry man dreameth, and b. he eateth 
 
 40. 9. say to the cities of Judah, b. your God 
 
 41. 27. the first shall say to /.ion, b. b. them 
 
 42. 1. b. nij' .servant whom 1 uphold, mine elect 
 
 4.3. 19. b. 1 will do a new thing, it shall spring 
 
 48. 7. lest thou shouldest say, b. I knew them 
 65.1. I Said, //, me, me, to a nation not called bv^ 
 
 Jer. 8.15, we looked for peace, and b. trouble 14.19. 
 26.14. //. 1 am in your hands, do with me as seems 
 l.am.\ .12. A.and see if any sorrow be like my sorrow 
 E-.eb. 30. 9. b. 1 am tor you, and will turn to you 
 Zech. 3. 8. b. I will bring my servant the Branch 
 
 6. 12. b. the man whose name is the Branch 
 9. 9. b. thy King comelh. Mat. 21. 5. Jo/m 12.15. 
 Mai. .3.1. b. 1 will send my messenger, and he shall 
 prepare the way, 4, 5. Mat. 11. 10. Mark 1.2. 
 Mat. 7. 4. and b. a beam is in thine own eye 
 24. 26. b. he is in the desert, b. he is in the .secret 
 Mark 16.6. is risen, b. the place w here they laid him 
 Lu/.e^k. 39. h. my hands and mv feet, that it is 1 
 
 49. b. I send the promise of my Father upon you 
 John 1. 29. b. the I.amb of God. which taketh, .30. 
 
 47. b. an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile 
 
 19. 5. Pilate saith unto them, b. the man 
 Hcts 9. 11. Saul of Tarsus, for b. he praveth 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 9. as dying, and b. we live, as chastened 
 1 John 3. L b. what manner of love the Father 
 Pet. 3. 20. b. I stand at the door and knock 
 16. 15. b. I come as a thief, blessed is he that 
 22.7- />. 1 come cpnckly, blessed is he that keeps, 12. 
 
 ^ BEHOLD it is. 
 
 16.14. b. it is bet\yeen Isadesh and Bered 
 34. 21. for the land, b. it is large enough for them 
 La/rf. 32. 9. and b. it is a stiff'necked people 
 Josh. 9.12. but now b. it is dry, it is mouldy 
 Judg. 18. 9.1 have seen the land, b. it is very good 
 ■Isa.pfl 6. know that I am he that doth speak,A.?> is I 
 Ezek. 7.10. b. the day, b. it is come, morning is,gone 
 39. 8. h. tt IS come, and it is done, saith the Lord 
 _ Kota BElltlLD, or BFTIOLD nou). 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 2. notv b. the kingwalketh before you 
 
 ~ RttigslS. Ql.now thou trusteston staff of L.gypt 
 Job 16. 19. also noza b. my wdfne.ss is in heaven 
 Jer. 40. 4. now b. I loose thee this day from chains 
 JWar. 20.60. now b. ye have heard his blasphemy 
 ^ the liand of the Lord is on thee 
 
 20. 22. now b. I go bound in the spirit to Jerusalem 
 
 2 Cor. 6.... b. 710W is the accepted time, b. now is day 
 Behold tt was. Behold there was, see Was 
 
 .. ^ ^ ^ BF.HOLD, Fcr/i, 
 
 ^ thing with our eyes, Gen. 
 31. 51. [2] To think over a thing in our minds', 
 Lam. 1. 12. Bom. 11. 22. 
 nJ,”',: similitude of the I ord shall he b. 
 
 23- 9. 1 see him, and from the hills 1 b. him 
 24.1, .see him, but not now.shall b. him, but not ni<»h 
 3.27. b. it with thine eyes, fhoushaltnotgo ° 
 \Sant. 22. t 12. b. me, Isa. 6. t 8. 
 
 oh another 
 
 00 o shall his place any more b. him 
 Z, 5;." 'f*'® I cannot b. him 
 
 ii' o' hideth his face, who can b. 
 
 36. -4 that thou magnify his work, which men h. 
 i^'at.yx. 4. his eyes b. his eye-lids try the children 
 1- Jl*®,countenance doth b. the upright 
 
 eyes b. the things that are equal 
 to. 1 will b. thy face in righteousness 
 qi’ beauty of the Lord and inquire 
 
 3i. 3/. mark the perfect man, h. the upright 
 46. 8. come. b. the works of the T.ord 
 59. 4. they prepare, awake to lielp me, and b. 
 
 00. , he ruleth for ever, his eyes b. the nations 
 • *cok down from lieaven, b. and visit 
 
 "'It'’thine eyes shalt thou b. and see 
 39 . from heaven did tfie Lord b. the eartli 
 i7o V' h't'tibleth himself to h. the things 
 119 . 18. open thou mine eyes, that 1 may b. 
 p^^t' h thine eyes shall b. strange women 
 r “ni » pleasant thing it is to h. the sun 
 
 ^*11 *he majesty of the T.ord 
 
 I sliall/.man no more with the inhab. 
 
 41. . 3 . do good or evil, that we may h. it together 
 rJi' o?; the habitation of thy holine.ss 
 
 oa shall b. thy terror 
 
 29. .5.. nor b. the good I w ill do for my people 
 AO shall b. his eyes, 34. .3. 
 
 4c, 2. we are left but a few% as thine eyes do b. us 
 J^am, 1. 18. hear all people, and b. my sorrow 
 
 La. 3.50. till the Lord look down and h. from heaven 
 5. 1. U Lord, consider and b. our reproach 
 Ezek.fi. 9. //.the wicked abominations they do 
 28. 17. Iny thee before kings that they may b. 
 
 18. bring thee to ashes in sight of all that b. 
 
 40. 4. son of man, //. with thine eyes, 44. 5. 
 
 Dan. 9. 18. open thine eyes, and b. our desolation 
 ebad. ■* 12. do not b. the day ot thy brother 
 J/?c. 7- 9. me to light, and 1 shall b. his righteousness 
 10. she that is my enemy, mine eyes shall b. her 
 Ilah. 1. 3. why dost thou ca.use me to b. grievance.' 
 
 13. ttioii art of i/urcr eyes than to b. evil, cairst 
 Mat. 18.10. their angels always//, face of my Father 
 l.uk ’ 14. 29. all that b. it fiegin to mock him 
 21. 6. as tor these things which ye b. the days will 
 John 17. 24. be with me, that they may b. my glory 
 xlcts 7. .31. as he drew ne..r to b. it the voice came 
 .32. then .Moses trembled, and ilur.st not b. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 7. Israel could not b. the face of Moses 
 1 Pet. 2. 12. your good works which they shall b. 
 
 .3. 2. while, they b. your chaste cemversation 
 Rev. 17. 8. when they //. the beast that was, is not 
 Bt- HOLDERS. 
 
 Job 31. t 26. Godstriketh them in the place of b. 
 BEHOLDES I . 
 
 Psa’. 10.14. thou b. all mischief to requite it 
 Mat. 7. 3. why b. thou the mote / uke 6. 41. 
 
 Luke 6. 42. b. not the beam that is in thine own eve 
 BEHOLDETH. 
 
 Job 24. 18. he b. not the way of the vineyards 
 Psal. .33. 13. the Lord b. all the sons of men 
 Jam. 1. 24. for lie b. himself and goeth his wav 
 BEIIOLDIISG. 
 
 Psal. 119. 37 turn away ndneeyes from b. vanitv 
 Prov. 15.3. Lord in every place, 'b. Ihe evil and good 
 Eccl. 5. 11. saving the b. of them with their eyes 
 Mat. 27. 55. many w’omen w’ere there, b. I.u. 23. 49. 
 jiJark 10. 21. Jesus b. him, loved him, and said 
 Luke 23. 35. people stood b. and rulers derided him 
 48. b. things done, smote their brea.sts and returned 
 Acts4. 14. and //. man wdiich was healed could say 
 
 2.3. 1. and Paul earnestly //. the council, said 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 18. with open face b. as in a glass the glory 
 Col. 2.5. w ith you in spirit, joying, and b. vour order 
 Jam. 1. 23. a man b. his natural face in a glass 
 BF.HOVED. 
 
 I. uke 24. 46. and thus it b. Christ to suffer and rise 
 Heb. 2. 17. b. him to be made like to his brethren 
 
 BEING. 
 
 Gen. 24. 27. T b. in the way, the T.ord led me to house 
 Exod. 22. 14. the owner thereof not b. with it 
 J .ev. 21. 4. he shall not defile himself, h. a chief man 
 Num. .30. .3. vow a vow //. in her father's hou.se, 16 
 nevt.^2. 31. our enemies themselves b. judges 
 .Tosh. 9. 2.3. none of you be freed from h. bond-men 
 1 Sam. 15. 2.3. hath rejecterl thee from b. king, 26. 
 
 1 Kings\5. 1.3. Maachah his mother, even her he 
 removed from b. queen, 2 Chron. 15. 16 
 16.7. in provoking, in b. like house of Jeroboam ' 
 Neh. 6. 11. who is there that //. as I am would dee ' 
 PmK 49. 12. man b. in honour, abideth not, is like 
 
 8.3. 4. come, and let us cut them off from b. a nation 
 .Ter. 34. 9. b. an Hebrew or Hebrewess go free 
 Mat. 1.19. Joseph her husband b. a just man 
 Luke 1.3.16. this woman b. a daughter of ylbraham 
 
 16. 2.3. in hell he lift up his eye.s, b. in torments 
 
 18. +9. trusted in themselves as righteous 
 
 20. 36. //. the children of the resurrection 
 
 22. 44. //. in an agony, he prayed more earaeslly 
 John 5.13.1esusconveyed—multitude A.in that place 
 10. .33. that thou, h. a man, makest thyself God 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 12. all the members b. manv are one body 
 I'ph. "■ 20. Jesus Christ b. the chief comer-stone 
 
 4. t 15. b. sincere in love may grow up into him 
 Phil. 2. 6. who //. in the form ofGod, thought itnot 
 Ileh. 13. 3. as b. yourselves also in the body 
 Rev. 12.2. she b. with child, cried, travailing 
 
 BEING. 
 
 Psal. 104. .33. T will sing to the l ord, T will sing 
 praise to my God while I have mv b. 146 o 
 Acts 17. 28. in him we live, move, and fiiave our b. 
 BEl.CH, El TI. 
 
 Psal. 59. 7- behold they b. out with their mouth 
 Prov. 15. + 2. the mouth of fools b. out foolishness 
 BELIEF. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 13. sanctification of'Spirit, .ml b. of truth 
 
 BELIEVE 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To give credit to any tlnvg, Gen. 45. 
 26. [2] 'Jo assent lardy to gospel truths, jlcts 
 8. 13. [.3] To receive, depptd, and rely upon 
 
 Chri. t for life and salzatiojt, John 1. 12 I .3 
 15, 16. Korn. 9. 3.3. | 10. 4. [4] To be fuily 
 
 persuaded, John fi._ 69. f5] To expect, or hope, 
 
 I sal 27. 1.3. [6] To jatt confidence in, 2 Chron. 
 20. 20. [7] 71) L/iorr, .lohn if. 21. Jam. 2. 19. 
 
 Exod. 4. 5. that they may b. the T .ord hath appeared 
 
 19. 9. that they may hear and b. thee for ever 
 iSiim. 14.11. how long w ill it be ere. they //. me ? 
 
 2. I hr. 2o. 20. b, in the Lord CtocI, b. his i/rophets 
 Isa. 4.3. 10. that ye may know and b. me 
 
 Mat. 9. 28. //. ye that I am able to do this .’ 
 
 18. 6. but whoso shall offend one of these little 
 ones which b. in me. Mark Q. 42. 
 
 21. .32. repented not atterward that ye miglit L him 
 27. 42. let him come down, and we willA. him 
 Mark 1. 15. repent ye, and //. the gospel 
 
 5. ,36. he saith, be not afraid, only b. Luke 8. 50. 
 
 9. 23. it thou canst//. all things aie possible 
 
 24. I-ord, 1 b. help mine unbelief, .lohn 9. .38. 
 
 II. 23. but shall h. those things he saith shal 1 come 
 24. //. ye receive them, and ve shall have them 
 
 15. ,32. let him descend, that we mav see amU. 
 
 16. 17. these signs shall follow'them'which b. 
 
 Lube 8. 12. devil taketh aw ay the w ord, lest they b. 
 
 13. these have no root, which fora while b. 
 
 24 25. G fools, and slow of heart to A. all that 
 John 1. 7. tiiat all men tliroueli him miiiht b. 
 
 12. sons of (’od, even to them that b. on hisname 
 .3.12. how'shall ye b. it I tell yon of heavenly things ' 
 
 4. 21. woman b. me. the liour cometh when ye shall 
 42. and said, now we b. not because of thy saying 
 
 5. 44. how can ye b. which receive honour one'of " 
 
 Jb/,n 5.47 not his writings,how shall ye A.my words 
 
 6. 2). work of God, that yei^. on him he hath sent 
 
 7. 5. for neither did his brethren b. in him 
 
 .39. .Spirit, which they that h. on him should receive 
 
 9. 35. dost thou b. on the Son of God ' 
 
 36. he said, who is he, Lord,tliat I might li. on him 
 
 10. .38. b. the works, that ye may know and b. 
 
 11. 15. 1 was not there, to tlie intent ye may h. 
 
 27. 1 h. that thou ait the ( hrist, the Son of God 
 4i). said I not to thee, it wouldst/i. thou shouldst 
 
 42. that they may b. that thou hast sent me 
 
 48. it we let him alone, all men will h. on him 
 
 12. .36. while ye have light, b. in the light 
 
 13. 19. when it is come to pass, ye may b. I am he 
 
 14. 1. not troubled, ye b. in Goef, h. also in me 
 
 11. A. I am ill the Father, or/i. for the work's sake 
 29. tliat when it is come to pass ye might h. 
 
 16. 30. by this we b. thou earnest forth from God 
 31. .lesus answered them, do ye now b.? 
 
 17. 20. 1 pray for them also which shall b. on me 
 
 21. that the world may b. thou hast sent me 
 
 19. .35. he knows tiiat he saith true, that ye might b 
 
 20. .31. these are written that ye might b. ' 
 
 Acts 8. .37. 1 b. that lesiis Christ is the Son of God 
 
 1:1.39. by him all that A. are justified from all things 
 4]. I work a work which you shall in no wise b. 
 
 15. 7. that the Gentiles by me should hear and h. 
 11. we //. thro’ grace weshall be saved, as they 
 
 16. .31. //. on the Lord Jesus, and thoushalt be saved 
 
 19. 4. should //. on him that should come after him 
 
 21. 20. thou seest how many .lews there are which b 
 2i\ as touching the Gentiles which b. have writ 
 
 27. 25. 1 //. God that it shall be as it was told me 
 Rom. 3. 22. righteousness of God on all them that// 
 
 4. 11. he might be father of all them that b 
 2L to whom it shall be imputed, if we b. on him 
 6. 8. it dead, we b. that we shall also live with him 
 
 10. 9. and shalt b. in thy heart that God raised him 
 14. how sliall they //. in him of whom not hearcl ? 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 21. hy lu eaching to save them that b. 
 
 11. 18. 1 hear there be division.s, and I parti v// it 
 14. 22. tongues are for a sign, not to them that b 
 
 hut prophesying servetli for them which b. 
 
 2 Cor. 4.1.3. we also h. and therefore speak 
 
 Gal. 3. 22. promise might be given to Ibeni that b. 
 iFi i greatness of his power to us who b. 
 
 Phtl. 1. 29. to us it is given n< t only to b. on him’ 
 
 1 Ihess. 1. 7. ensami/les to all that b. in Macedonia 
 
 2.10. we behaved ourselves among you tiiat //. 
 
 13. word whicli effectually worketh'in you that A. 
 
 4. 14. if we b. that .lesus died and rose again 
 
 2 Lhess. 1.10. come to be admired in all those that h. 
 
 2 . 11. send delusion that they should b. a lie 
 
 1 'I’m. 1.16. for a pattern to’them that sliould h. 
 
 4. 3. received with thanksgiving of them that b. 
 
 10. Saviour of all men, especially of those that h. 
 Heb. 10. .39. but ot them that h. to saving of soul 
 
 11. 6. he that cometh to God must b. that he is 
 Jam. 2.19. the devils alsoi. and tremble 
 
 TPet. 1.21. who by him do A. in God that raised him 
 *. 7. to you therefore which h. he is precious 
 
 1 John 3. £3. is his comnianrlment that we should h, 
 5.13. 1 have written TO you that A. that ve may 0 . 
 
 BETJE'VE not, or not TJEId EVE. 
 
 Exod. 4 . 1. behold, they will wet me, nor hearken 
 
 8. It shall come to pass, ifthey will not b. thee, 9. 
 l)e.ut. 1. .32. yet in this ye did not b. the Lord 
 
 2 htngslT. 14. like their fathers did rutb. in Lord 
 Job 9.16. yet would T not b. that he had hearkened 
 J rov. 26. 25. when he speaketb fair, b. him not 
 Isa. "1.9. it yeM ill 7/et/5.yesliall net be established 
 .Ter. 12. 6. b. not them, tho’ tliey speak fair wonls 
 Hah. 1. S. which ye will not b. though it be told’ you 
 Mat.2\.2b. wliy then didye not b. him Mark 11. .31. 
 
 24. 2,3. lo, here is CIn ist, //. it not, 26. Mark 13. 21." 
 Luke 22.67. he said, if I tell you, you will ywt b. 
 John?). 12. it 1 told earthly things, and ye b. net 
 
 4. 48. excejit ye see signs and wonders ye will net h. 
 
 5. ;i8. for whom he hath sent, liim ye b. net 
 
 47 .if ye b. not his writ, how shall ye //. my'words * 
 C._.‘16. 1 said to you,ye also have seen me and b. not 
 04. but there are some of you which b. not 
 8. 24. it ye b. not that 1 am he, ye shall die in sins 
 
 45. because 1 tell you the truth, ye*, me not 
 
 46. it I say the truth, why do ye'not b. me ? 
 
 10. 26. ye //. vwt, because y'e are not of my sheep 
 
 .37. it I do not the works of my Father, h. me not 
 .38. it I do, though ye b. not me, believe the works 
 
 12. .39. they could jiot h. because Isaiah said again 
 
 47. if any bear words, and b. not, I judge Iiini not 
 16. 9^ reprove of sin, because they b. not on me 
 
 20. 25. thrust my band into his side, T will jwt b. 
 Rom. .3. .3. what if some did not b. shall unbelief 
 
 1.5.31. 1 may he delivered from tliem that do wet *. 
 
 1 Cor. 10.27. it any that b. riot bid vou to a feast 
 
 14. 22. tongues are fora sign to them that b. not 
 
 2 ('nr. 4. 4. bath blinded minds of them that b. not 
 2 Tim. 2. 1.3. if we b. not, he abideth faithful 
 \Jolm4.\. b.not every spirit, hut try the spirits 
 
 BKI.IKVKD. 
 
 Gen. 15.6. he b. in the T.ord, and he counted it for 
 righteou.sness, Rom. 4. .3. Gal. ,3. 6. .lam. 2. 23. 
 Exod. 4. .31. /Vaion spake, and the peoj/le h. 
 
 14. .31. they //. the Lord and his servant Moses 
 1 Sam. -27.12. and .Achish h. Dav id. saying, he hath 
 I’sal. 27. 13. 1 had fainted, unless 1 had b. to see 
 106.12. then b. they his words, they sang his praise 
 116. 10. 1 b. theretore have 1 spoken, 2 C</r. 4. 13. 
 
 119. 66. teach me, for T have //. thy commandments 
 La. 53.1. who hath b. our report, to whom arm of 
 the T.ord revertleil ' .To/m 12. .‘18. Rom. 10. 16. 
 Dan. 6. 2.3. no hurt on him. bpt aiise he b. in his God 
 Jonah 3. 5. so the people of Nineveh h. Got! 
 
 Mat. 8. 13. as thou hast h. so be it done to thee 
 
 21. .32. but the publicans and harlots b. him 
 Mark 16. 1.3. went and told it, neither h. they them 
 J.u/e 1.1. of those tilings wliirh are most siirelv h. 
 
 45. blessed is she that A.for there shall he a iierf'orm 
 John 2. 11. bis glory, and his disciples A. on him 
 
 22. they //. the scripture, and the word Jesus said 
 4. .50. the mail h. the vvord that lesus bad spoken 
 
 53. the father liimseLt b. and his whole house 
 
 25 
 
BEL 
 
 BEL 
 
 BEN 
 
 John 5. 46. liad ye h. Moses, ye would have b. me 
 
 7. -18. have any of rulers or Pharisees h. on him 
 
 8. 31. then said .lesus to the .lews that h. on liim 
 U. 45. who had seen the things .lesus did.ii. on him 
 
 12.11. many of tlie J ew’s went away and b. on Jesus 
 
 26. 27. the I’ather loveth you, becau.se you haveb. 
 
 17. 8. and they have b. that thou didst send me 
 
 20. 8. tlien went that other disi iple, and saw and b. 
 
 20. thou hast b. have not seen, and yet have b. 
 Acts 2. 44. all that b. were togetlier, liad things 
 
 4. 4. many of them whicli lieard the word b. 
 
 .32. multitude of them that b. were of one heart 
 
 5. t .30. as many as b. 1 heudas were scattered 
 
 8. 12. hut when they A. Philip preaching thines 
 
 1.3. then .Simon himself b. also, and was baptized 
 
 10. 45. they of circumcision who A. w ereastonislied 
 
 11.17. Clod gave them like gift as to us who b. 
 
 21. a great number b. and turned to the I ord 
 
 1.3. 12. then deputy b. being astonished at doctrine 
 48. as many as were ordained to eternal life b. 
 
 14.1. a multitude of both .lews and (Ireeks A. 
 
 2.3. commen.led them to the I.ordonwhom they 3. 
 
 17. 4. some of them b. and consorted with Paul 
 .34. howbeit certain men clave to him and b. 
 
 18. B. t'rispus chief ruler of the synagogue b. on L. 
 
 27. helped them much which had b. thro’ grace 
 
 19. 2. received ye the Holy Ghost since ve b. '/ 
 
 22. 19. I beat in every syn.igogue them that b. 
 
 27. 11. the centurion b. the master of the ship 
 
 28. 21. some b. the things spoken, and some b. not 
 J{om. 4. 18. w'ho against hope b. in hope, might 
 
 13.11. our salvation is nearer than when we b. 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 5. but ministers by whom ye b. as the Lord 
 
 15. 2. ve are saved, unless ye have b. in vain 
 
 11. whether 1 or they, so we preach, and so ye b. 
 
 GaL 2.16. even we have b. in Jesus Christ, that we 
 I'.ph. 1.1.3. in whom after 3'e b. ye were sealed 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 10. our testimony among you was b. 
 
 1 7’/>«.,3.16. A.on in tlie world, received up into glory 
 
 2 Ti/n. 1.12. for 1 know whom 1 have b. he is able 
 Tit. 3.8. the.v which have b. in God, be careful to 
 Heb. 4. 3. we which have b. do enter into rest 
 
 1 John 4. 16. we have b. the love of God to us 
 Many BELIEVED. 
 
 John 2. 23. at the passover ma7iy b. in his name 
 
 4. 39. many of the Samaritans b. on him 
 11.45. ?7iany of the Jews which came to Mary b. on 
 
 12. 42. among the chief rulers also many b. on him 
 Arts 18. 8. many of the Corinthians hearing b. 
 
 19.18. matiy that b. came and confessed their deeds 
 BELIEVED trot, or not BELIEVED. 
 
 Gen. 45. 26. Jacob’s heart fainted, he b. them not 
 iNnni. 20. 12. because he b. me?tor,to sanctify me 
 Dent. 9. 23. rebelled, and b. him nut, nor hearkened 
 
 1 Kings 10.7. howbeit I b. not the words, 2 Chr. 9. 6. 
 Job 29. 24. if 1 laughed on them, thej' b. it not 
 Fsal. 78. 22. because they b. not in God, trusted not 
 
 .32. sinned, and b. not for his wondrous works 
 106. 24. (lespised the land, they wer his word 
 Jer. 40. 14. but Gedaliah b. them not 
 I,am. 4. 12. inhabitants of world would not have b. 
 Mat. 21. 32. John came unto j'ou, and ye b. him not 
 Mark 16.11. when they had heard he was alive b. not 
 
 14. he upbraided them because they b. not 
 Luke 20. 5. he will say, why then b. ye him not. ? 
 24. 41. while they b. not for joy, anil wondered 
 John .3.18 condemned already, because he hath not b. 
 
 6 . 64. Jesus knew who they were that b. not 
 
 10. 25. .lesus answeied, 1 told you, and ve b. not 
 12. .37. had done so many miracles, yet they b. not 
 
 Acts 9. 26. afraid, and b. not that he was a disciple 
 17. 5. the Jews which b. not, moved with env^^ 
 
 19. 9. but when divers were hardened, and b. not 
 Rom. 10. 14. how call on him in w'hom they have 
 
 7lOt b. 
 
 11. 30. for asj^e in times past have noth. God 
 31. even so have these also now not b. 
 
 2 Thess. 2.12. they all might be damned who b. not 
 Heb. 3.18. not enter into his rest, that b. not 
 
 11. 31. Pabab perished not with them that b. not 
 Jude 5. Lord afterward destroyed them that b. not 
 BELIEVEKS. 
 
 Acts 5. 14. b. were the more arlded to the Lord 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. be thou an example of the b. 
 
 BELIEVE.ST. 
 
 lA'ke 1. 20. be dumb because thou h. not mx' words 
 John\. 50. 1 saw thee under the fig-tree, A."thou ? 
 
 11. 26. believeth in me, never die, b. thou tliis : 
 
 14.10. b. thou not that 1 am in the Father 
 
 Acts 8. 37. if thou b. with all thine heart, thou 
 26. 27. b. thou the jwophets ? 1 know thou b. 
 
 Jam. 2.19. thou b. that there is one God, thou dost 
 BE El EVE EH. 
 
 Job 15. 22. he b. not that he shall return out of 
 Prov. 14. 15. the simple b. every word, but thee 
 Isa. 28. 16. he that b. shall not make haste 
 Mark 9. 23. all things are possible to him that b. 
 
 16. 16. he that b. and is baptized shall be saved, 
 
 but he that b. not sh 11 be damned 
 John .3.15. whoso b. in him should not perish, 16. 
 
 18. he that b. on him is not condemned, but he 
 that b. not is condemned already 
 36. he that b. hath everlasting life, 6. 47. 
 
 .*). 24. b. on him that sent me hath everlasting life 
 
 6. 35. he that b. on me shall never thirst 
 
 40. he that seeth the Son and b. on him, hath life 
 
 7, 38. he that b. on me, out of his belly shall flow 
 11.25. he that /'.though he were dead, 3'et shall live 
 
 26. whosoever liveth anil h. in me shall never die 
 
 12. 44. he that b. on me, b. not on me, but on him 
 46. whoso b. on me, should not abide in darkness 
 
 14. 12. he that b. on me. the works that I do 
 Acts 10. 43. who b. in him receive remission of sins 
 Rom. 1.16. iHsthe pow r of God to every one that 
 .3. 26. and the justitier of him that b. on Jesus 
 
 4. 5. but to him that worketh not, but b. on him 
 
 9.3.3. whoso b. on him shall not be ashamed, 10.11. 
 
 30. 4. ( hrist is the end of law fo every one that b. 
 
 10. for with the heart man b. to righteousness 
 14. 2. for one b. that he may eat all things 
 I Cor. 7. 12. if any brother hath a wife that b. not 
 13.7. lo' e b. all things, hopeth all things, endureth 
 
 1 Cor. 14.24. and there come in one that b. not 
 
 2 Cot. 6. 15. what part hath he that b. with infidel 
 1 Tim. 5. 16. if any man that b. have widows 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 6. he that b. shall not be confounded 
 1 John 5. 1. whoso b. Jesus is the Christ, is of God 
 
 5. who is he that overcometh, but he that b. 
 
 10. he that b. on the Son of God ; he that h. not 
 God, because he b. not the record 
 BELIEVING. 
 
 Mat. 21. 22. ask in iirayer, b. ye shall receive 
 JohtiQO. 27. said to I homas, be not faithless, biiti. 
 
 .31. that b. ye might have life through his name 
 Acts 16. 31. rejoiced, b. in God with all his house 
 
 24. 14. b. all things which are written in the law 
 Horn. 15. 1.3. fill you with all joy and peace in b. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 2. they that have b. masters, not despise 
 
 t but rather do them service because they are b. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 8. yet b. ye rejoice with joy unspeakable 
 BEld., S. 
 
 Exed. 28. 33. b. of gold betw. pomegranates, 39.25. 
 
 .34. a golden b. and a pomegranate, .39. 26. 
 
 Zec/i. 14. 20. upon the b. of horses, holiness to Lord 
 Bjellow, see Bulls. 
 
 BELLOWS. 
 
 Jer. 6. 29. the b. are burnt, the lead is consumed 
 BEiXY 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part of the body zvhich contains 
 the boioels. Mat. 15. 17. [2] The womb, .ler. 1. 5. 
 [3] The entrails. Rev. 10. 9, 10. [4] The heart, 
 John 7- -38. [5] The luhole man, lit. l.*12. [6] 
 Cartial plea.mre, Rom. 16. 18. 
 
 Gen. 3. 14. on thy b. shall thou go, and dust eat 
 1a;v. 11. 42. goeth on the b. be an abomination 
 Nnm. 5. 21. thy thigh to rot, and thy b. to swell 
 
 25. 8. thrust man of Israel and woman thro' the b. 
 Pent. 28. 111. plenteous in the truit of thy b. 
 
 t 53. and thou shall eat the fruit of thy b. 
 
 Judg. 3. 21. the dagger, and thrust it in'his b. 
 
 1 Kings'!.im. had pomegranates over against the A. 
 Job 3. 11. give up ghost when 1 came out of the b. 
 
 15. 2. and fill his b. with the east wind 
 35. bring- vanity, and their b. prepareth deceit 
 Job 19.117. intreated for children’s sake of my b. 
 
 20. 15. God shall cast them out of his b. 
 
 20. surely he sliall not feel quietness in his b. 
 
 23. when about to fill his b. God shall cast fury 
 32. f 18. the spirit of my b. constraineth me 
 
 19. behold my b. is as wine which hath no vent 
 P.sal. 17.14. whose b. thou tillest with thy hid treas. 
 22. 10. thou art my God from my mother’s b. 
 
 44. 25. soul bowed down, our b. cleaveth to earth 
 58.13. they g-o astray from the b. 
 
 1.32. f 11. of the fruit of thy b. I will set on 
 Prov. 13. 25. but the b. of the wicked sh.all want 
 18. 8. go into innermost parts of the b. 26. 22. 
 
 20. a man’s b. shall be satisfied with fruit 
 20. 27. searching all the inward parts of the b. 
 
 30. so do stripes the inward parts of the b. 
 
 22.118. is a pleasant thing, if keep them in thy b. 
 Cant. 5. 14. his b. is as bright ivory overlaid with 
 
 7. 2. thy b. is like an heap of wheat set alx)ut with 
 Isa. 46. 3. which are born by me from the b. 
 
 Jer. 1. 5. before I formed thee in the b. 1 knew thee 
 51. 34. he hath filled his b. with my delicates 
 Ezek. .3. 3. he said, son of man, cause thy b. to eat 
 Dan. 2. 32. this image’s b. and his thighs of brass 
 Jonah 1.17. Jonah was in b. of the fish. Mat. 12.40. 
 2. 2. out of the b. of hell cried 1, and thou heardst 
 ]\Iic. 6. t7. fruit of my b. for the sin of my soul 
 Hab. 3. 16. when 1 heard, my b. trembled, my lips 
 Mat. 15. 17. whatsoever entereth in at the mouth 
 goeth into the b. and is cast out, Mark 7. 19. 
 Lake 15. 16. fain have filled his b. with the husks 
 John 7. 38. out of his b. shall flow rivers of water 
 Bom.16. 18. they serve not our Lord but their own b. 
 1 Cor. 6. 13. meats for the b. and the b. for meats 
 Phil. 3.19. whose God is their b. and glory in shame 
 Bev. 10. 9. eat it iqi, and it shall make thy b. bitter 
 
 10. as soon as 1 had eaten it, my b. was bitter 
 
 BELLI E.S. 
 
 Tit. 1.12. the Cretians are alway liars, slow b. 
 BELONG. 
 
 Gen. 40. 8. do not interpretations b. fo God ? 
 
 I,ev. 27- 24. in jubilee return to whom it did b. 
 Pent. 29. 29. secret things b. to God, revealed b. 
 Psal. 47. 9. for the shields of the earth b. to God 
 68. 20. to our God b. the issues from death 
 I*rov. 24. 2.3. these things also b. to the wise 
 Ezek. 21.113. shall they not b. to the despising rod ? 
 Pati. 9. 9. to the T.ord our God b. mercies 
 Mark 9. 41. in my name, because ye b. to Christ 
 p7(ke 19. 42. the things which b. to thy peace 
 1 Cor. 7. 32. careth for things that 3."to tlie Lord 
 BE.L'.INGED, EST. 
 
 1 Sam. 30.1.3. to whom b. thou, whence art thou ? 
 
 1 Kings 1.8. and the mighty men, which b. to David 
 
 2 Kings'!. + 2. a lord which b. to the king answered 
 Luke 23.7- as he knew he b. to Herod’s jurisdiction 
 
 BELONGETH. 
 
 Pent. 32. 35. to me 1. vengeance and recompense, 
 Psal. 94. 1. Heb. 10. .30. 
 Judg. 19. 14. Gibeah which b. to Benjamin, 20. 4. 
 Ezra 10. 4. arise, for this matter b. to thee 
 Psal. 3. 8. salvation b. unto the 1 ord 
 62. 11. twice have I heard, power unto God 
 12. also unto thee. O T.ord, b. mercy 
 Dan. 9. 7 - O T.ord, righteousness b. to thee 
 
 8. to us A. confusion of face, to our kings 
 Heb. 5. 14. strong meat h. to them of full age 
 
 "BELONGING. 
 
 Ntim. 7. 9. the service of the sanctuary b. to them 
 Buth 2. 3. to light on a part of a field b. to Boaz 
 Prov. 26. 17- meddleth with strife b. not to him 
 Ltike 9. 10. he went into a desert b. to Bethsaida 
 BELOVED 
 
 Is applied, [1] To Christ, Mat. 3. 17. "Mark 1. 
 
 11. I 9. 7- [2] To the church, Jer. 11. 15. Rom. 
 
 9. 25. [.3] To sparticular saints, Neh. 13. 26. 
 
 Dan. 9. 23. [4] To wife and children, Deut. 21. 
 15. Hos. 9. 16. [5] '.a tue JS’erv Jerusaletn, 
 
 Rev. 20. 9. 
 
 Pent. 21. 15. two wives, the one b. the other hated 
 
 Deut. 33. 12. the h. of the Ixrd shall dwell in safety 
 2 Sam. 12. t 25. Jedidiah, that is /. of tJie J,ord 
 Neh. 1.3. 26. Solomon, who was h. of his God 
 Psal. 60. 5. that thy b. may be delivered, 108. 6. 
 127. 2. for so he eiveth his b. sleep 
 Prov. 4. .3. and only 0. in the sight of my mother 
 Cant. 5.1. eat, O triends, drink abundantly, O b. 
 
 9. what is thy b. more than another b. ' 
 
 6. 1. whither is thy b. gone, O thou fairest? 
 
 8. 5. who is this tnat cometh leaning on her b.? 
 Pan. 9.H3. forthou art greatly//. 10. 11,19. 
 
 JIos. .3. 1. go yet, love a woman b. of her friend 
 
 9. 16. 1 will slay the b. fruit of their womb 
 Acts 15.25. chosen men with b. Barnabas and Paul 
 Bom. 1. 7. to all that are in Rome, A. of Goil 
 
 9. 25. I will call herb, which was not b. 
 
 11. 28. they are b. for the Father’s sake 
 
 16. 12. saluted. F'ersis who laboured much in Lord 
 Eyh. 1. 6. he hath made us accepteil in tlie b. 
 
 6. 21. '] ychicusa b. brother anil minister. Col. 4. 7. 
 Col. 3. 12. put on as the elect of God, holy and b. 
 4. 9. with Onesimus, a faithful and b. brother 
 
 14. Luke the b. physician and Demas greet you 
 1 Thess. 1. 4. knowing b. your election of God 
 
 1 'Tim. 6. 2. do them service, because they are b. 
 Philem. 16. but above a serx ant, a brother b. 
 
 Heb. 6. 9. b. we are persuaded better things of you 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 8. b. be not ignorant of this one thing 
 
 15. even asouni. brother Paul hath written 
 
 1 John3. 2. b. now we ai e the sons of God, it doth 
 
 21. b. if our heart condeir.n us not, then have 
 4. 1. b. liclieve not every spirit, but try the spirits 
 
 7. b. li-t US love one another, for Love is of God 
 11. b. if God so loved us, we ought ,also to love 
 
 3 John 11.5. follow not that which is evil, but good 
 Jude 20. but ye b. building upyourselves in faitli 
 Bev. 20. 9. and they compassed the b. city 
 
 Pearly Bllovkd, see Dii.viiLY. 
 
 My BELOV ED. 
 
 Cant. 1. 14. my h. is to me a cluster of camphire 
 
 16. behold thou art fair, my b. yea pleasant 
 
 2. 3. as the apple tree, so is my /."among tlie sons 
 
 9. myb. is like a roe or a young hart 
 
 16. my b. is mine, and 1 am his, he feedeth, 6. .3. 
 
 17. turn, my h. and be thou like a roe or a hart 
 
 4. 16. let my h. come into his garden and eat 
 
 5. 2. it is the voice of my b. that knocketh, 2. 8. 
 
 5. I rose up to open to my h. | 6.1 opened tomy b. 
 
 10. my l>. is white and ruddy || 16. this is my b. 
 
 6. 2. my b. is gene H 3. 1 am my b. and myb. mine, 
 
 [7.10. 
 
 7. 13. which I have laid up for the, O my b. 
 
 I'O. 5.1. a song of my b. touching his vineyard 
 Jer. 11.15. what hath my b. to do in my house 
 Alat. 3. 17. this is 7ny b. Son, 17. 5. Mark 1. 11. 
 
 I 9. 7. Luke .3. 22.1 9. 35. 2 l‘et. 1. I7. 
 
 12. 18. behold my b. in whom my soul is pleasetl 
 Luke 20. 13.1 will send my b. son, it may be they 
 Bom. 16. 8. greet Amplias my b. in the Lord 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 14. but as 7ny b. sons I warn you 
 
 17. I sent Timothy my b. son. 2 Tim. 1. 2. 
 
 Jam. 1. 16. do not err, myb. brethren 
 BELIE. BELIED. 
 
 Pro7\ 30. -t 9. lest I be full and b. thee 
 Jer. 5. 12. thev have b. the Lord, and said, it is not 
 13EMOAN, ED, TNG. 
 
 Job 42, 11. they b. Job, and comforted him 
 Jer. 15. 5. who shall /.thee, O Jerusalem ? 
 
 16. 5. neither go to lament, nor 5. them 
 
 22. 10. weep ye not for the dead, nor 5. him 
 
 31. 18. T have surely heard Ephraim 5. himself 
 48.17- all ye that are about him b. him 
 
 Nah. 3. 7* N iueveh is laid waste, who will b. her ? 
 
 BENCHES. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 6. the Ashurites made thy b. of ivory 
 BEND. 
 
 Psal. 11.2. for lo, the wicked b. their bow 
 64. .3. who b. their bows to shoot their arrows 
 Jer. 9. 3. they b. their longue like a bow for lies 
 46. 9. the lydians, that handle and b. the bow 
 .50.14. all ye that/, the bow shoot at her, 29. 
 
 51. .3. against him that bencleth, let the archer /. 
 Ezek. 17.7. behold this vine did /. her roots 
 BENDETH, ING. 
 
 Psal. 58. 7. when he /. his bow to shoot arrows 
 Isa. 60. 14. that afflicted thee shall come /. to thee 
 Jer. 51. 3. against him that /. let the archer bend 
 BENEATH. 
 
 Erod. 20. 4. or that is in the eai'th /. Deut. 5. 8. 
 
 32. 19. he brake the tables /. the mount 
 Deut. 4. .39. on the earth /. there is none else 
 
 28. 1.3. thou shall be above only, and not be/. 
 
 33.13. blessed, for the deep that coucheth /. 
 
 Ezra 9. + 13. hast withheld /. our iniquities 
 Job 18.16. his roots shall be dried up /. 
 
 Prov. 15. 24. that he may depart from hell /. 
 
 Isa. 14. 9. hell from /. is"moved for thee 
 51. 6. lift up your eyes, look on the earth /. 
 
 Jer. 31. .37. i£ foundations can be searched /. 
 
 John 8. 23. ye are from /. 1 am from above 
 BENEFACTORS. 
 
 Luke 22.25.they tliat exercise authority arc called /. 
 BENE ITT. 
 
 Jer. 18.10. repent of good wherewith I /. tliem 
 BENEFIT, S, 
 
 Signifies, [1] The gifts and favours of God to men., 
 2 Chron. 32. 2.5. Psal. 68. 19. (21 The favour 
 cf God to others, 2 Cor. 1. 15. Pnilem. 14. [.3] 
 God's rightecats acts. 1 Sam. 12. -I 7. [4] Salva¬ 
 tion, 1 Tim. 6. 2. [51 Favour, grace, or .spiritual 
 blc.ssinas. Psal. 103. 2. [6] To profit, or do good, 
 Jer. 18.10. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.17. reason with you of all the /. of L. 
 
 2 Chr. 32. 2.6 Hezekiah rendered not according to/. 
 Psal. 68. 19. Tgird who daily loadeth us with/. 
 
 103. 2. bless the l ord, and "forget not all his /. 
 116. 12. what shall I render to Lord for all his/. .^ 
 2 Cor. 1. 15. that you might have a second /. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 2. faitliful and beloved partakers of the/. 
 Philem. 14. that thy /. should not be of necessity 
 BENEVOLENCE. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 3. let tlie husband render to the wife due/ 
 
BES 
 
 BET 
 
 BET 
 
 BENT. 
 
 Psjil. If. 12. he hath i. his bow, Lam. 2.4. [ 3. 12. 
 37. 14. have their bow to cast down the poor 
 Isa. 5. 28. whose arrows sharp, and all their bows A. 
 21. 15. tor they fled from the swords and A. bow 
 ^os. 11.7. my people are A. to backsliding from me 
 Zcch. 9.13. when 1 have A. Judah for me 
 ^ BEIIEAVE. 
 
 Deut. 32. + 25. sword and terror shall A. young men 
 Led. 4.8. tor whom 1 labour aiifl A. my soul of good 
 Jer. 15. 7. 1 will A. them of children, 18. 21. 
 
 Lzek. 5.17.. send evil beasts, and they shall A. thee 
 14. + 15. it 1 cause noisome beasts to A. the land 
 36. 12. no more hencetbrth A. them of men, 14. 
 llos. 9. 12. bring up children, yet will 1 A. them 
 BKilEAVEO. 
 
 Gen. 42.36. Jacob saiil, meye have A. of my children 
 43. 14. if I be A. of my children, 1 am A. 
 
 Lzek. ;'6. 13. thou land hast A. thy nations 
 Has. 13.8. i will meet them as a bear A. of her W'helps 
 IjldlEAVEi'H. 
 
 Lam. 1. 20. abroad tire sword A. at home is as death 
 H till HIES. 
 
 Isa. 17. 6. hvo or three A. in the top of the boush 
 Jam. 3.12. can the fig-tree bear olive A. a vine figs ? 
 BEllYL. 
 
 Dan. 10. 6. his body also was like the A. and face 
 liev. 21. 20. eighth foundation was A. ninth a topaz 
 .JlE.SEECfI. 
 
 Eiod. 33. 18. he said, I A. thee show me thy glory 
 Niim. 12, 13. heal her now, O Lord, 1 A. thee 
 Psal. 80.14. return, we A. tliee, O (Jod of hosts 
 116. 4. O Lord, i A. thee, deliver my soul 
 118. 25. save, 1 A. O Lord, 1 A. thee,send prosperity 
 119.108. accept, 1 A. thee, free-wdl offerings 
 
 Jgy OA 1 A _ 
 
 Mark 5. 23. Jairus A. him greatly, Lnke 8. 41. 
 John 4. 40. Samaritans A. that ha would tarry 
 47, the nobleman of Capernaum A. him to come 
 19. 38. A. Pilate that he might take the body 
 Acts 13.42. Gentiles A. that these words be preached 
 16. 15. Lydia A. us, saying, if ye have judged me 
 39. magistrates A. them, and brouglit tiiem out 
 21. 12. we A. him not to go up to Jerusalem 
 2 Cor. 12. 8. for this thing I A. the Lord thrice 
 ^ . BESI'. 
 
 Gen. 43. 11. take ot the A. fruits in the land 
 
 —-- Ji.*. »/, 111 me lAllli 
 
 47. 6. m A. ot the land make thy father dwell, 11. 
 Lxod. 22.5. ot A. of Ids own field make restitution 
 
 Ter.SS. 20. obey. Id. thee, the voice of the i.ord 
 Jimos 7. 2.1 said, O Lord God, forgive, I A. thee 
 Jona/i 1.14. they said, we A. thee, O Lord, we A. thee 
 
 4. 3. G Lord, take, I A. thee my life from me 
 alia/. 1. 9. A. God, that he will be gracious to us 
 Ltike 8. 28. Jesus, 1 A. thee, torment me not 
 
 9. .38. saying, master, 1 d.thee look on my son 
 Acts 26. 3. wherefore 1 A. thee to hear me patiently 
 M^i. 12. 1. I A. you by the mercies of God 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 16.1 A. you, be ye followers of me 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 8. 1 A. you, confirm your love toward him 
 
 5. 20. as though God did A. you by us, we pray you 
 
 6.1. we d. you receive not the grace of God in vain 
 
 10. 1. I Paul d. you by the meekness of Christ 
 Gal. 4. 12. I A. you, be as I am, for I am as ye are 
 Lp/t. 4.1. I the prisoner of the Lord A. voutowalk 
 r/nlem. 9. yet for love’s sake 1 rather d. thee 
 
 10.1 d. thee for my son Onesimus, whom 1 have 
 13.19. but I d. you the rather to do this 
 1 1 et. 2.11. 1 d. you as strangers and pilgiims 
 2 Jo/m 5. now I d. thee, lady, not as though 1 wrote 
 See Bnr.THRiiN. 
 
 BE.SEEClilNG. 
 
 Afa/. S. 5. there came a centurion A. him, Litke 7.3 
 Mark 1. 40. there came a leper to him, A. him 
 ^ ^ B.E.SEE. 
 
 19. 22. sons of Belial A. the house round, 20 5 
 Psal. 22.12. strong bulls of Bitshan have d. me 
 139.5. thou hast A. me behind and before 
 D 0 S. 7 . 2. their own doings haved. them about 
 HeA. 12. 1. lay aside sin which doth so easily A. us 
 BESIDE, BESIDES. 
 
 Gen. 19. 12. hast thou here any A. bring them out 
 26. 1. there Avas a famine d. the first famine 
 l-eii. 18. 18. d. the other in her life-time 
 23. 38. d. sabbath.s, A. your gifts, d. y'our vows, A. 
 
 your free-will offerings, which y'e give to Lord 
 L um. 5. 20. man has lain with thee, d. tliy husband 
 
 6. 21. law of i\ azarite, A. that his hand shall get 
 
 11. o. there is nothing at all b. this manna 
 23. offer these b, the burnt-otferini?, 29, 6. 
 
 Deut. 29. 1. A. the covenant he made in Horeb 
 Josh. 22. 19. m building an altar, A. the altar, 29. 
 Judg. 6. 37. if it be dry on all the earth d. 
 
 11. 34. A. her Jephthah had no son nor daughter 
 1 Sam. 19. 3.1 wilt go out and Stand d. my'^ father 
 1 King• 10. 1,3. d. that w'hich Solomon gave her 
 22. 7. not a proiihet of the L. d. 2 Chron. 18. 6. 
 
 ^ 'Wherewith he made Judah 
 
 Psal. 23. 2. he leadeth me A. the still waters 
 
 Bie shepherds’ tents 
 yethatsoAV A. all waters 
 r , '.i ■"'•B gather others to him A. those that 
 lMke\ 6 . 2 b. A. all this, between us and you a gulf 
 'Ai j* to day is the third day since 
 
 srntlem. 19. thou ow'est to me thine ownseif d 
 TO- 7 BESIDE. 
 
 MaTk3. 21. his friends said, he is d. himself 
 o//■’' d. thyself, learning 
 
 z Cor. j. 13. whether we be A. ourselves, it is to God 
 ^ BESIEGE. 
 
 Deut. 28. 52. he shall d. thee in thy gates 
 J Lings 8 . .37. if their enemies d. them,2 Cdr. 6 '’S 
 Isa. 21. 2. go up, O Elam, A. O Media 
 
 - .BESIEGED. 
 
 - Lings 19. 24. with the sole pf my feet I have dried 
 
 V T n the rivers of d. places, Isa. 37. 25. 
 
 r ^ 1 o ad ^eat king against it and A. it 
 
 r of /ion is left as a d. city 
 
 Lzek. 6. la,, he that is A. shall die by' the famine 
 r BESOM. 
 
 Da. 14. 23.1 Avill sweep it with the d. of destruction 
 „ BEsuUGni'. 
 
 and we w'ould not hear 
 Lxod. 32.11. Mpses d. the Lord, Deut. 3. 23. 
 
 - Sam. 12. 16. David A. God for the chiiil 
 
 1 Lings 13. 6. and the man of God A. the. Lord 
 ^ Liti^gs l 13 third captain fell on his knees and A. 
 
 2 hearkened 
 
 Ezra 7g‘t}^- *n affliction A. the Lord 
 
 "ur <B)d for this 
 Ter Putaway the miscliief 
 
 ‘ Hezekiah fear, and A. the ] .ord 
 Mat. 8. ol. so the devils A. him. Marl: 5. 10, 12. 
 
 8*+o^rri’‘’^’’Bi^eyd. hiin to depart, Lu/^' 8 ^]il^^' 
 
 • + -6. servant d. him. Lord, have patience 
 
 J\um. 18. 29. every lieave offering shall be iff'the A. 
 36. 6. let them marry to wliom they think d. 
 
 Deut. 23. 16. he shall dwell where it likes him A. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.14. he will take the d. of your vineyards 
 15. 9. Saul and the people spared tiie A. of sheep,15. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 4. whatseemeth you d. i will do 
 2 Jungs 10. 3. look out the d. of your master’s sons 
 I sal. 39. 5. every man at his d. state is vanity 
 Cant. 7. 9. the roof of thy mouth like the d. wine 
 MIC. 7• 4. the d. of them is as a brier, most upri<^ht 
 Imke 15. 22. bring forth tlie d. robe and imt it on 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. but covet earnestly the A. gifts 
 BE.SIEAD. 
 
 Isa. 8.21. they sliall p'ass thro’ it hardly A. hungry 
 ^ BESllR. 
 
 2 Sam. 5.24. when hearest the sound then d. thyself 
 BES LOW. 
 
 Exod. 32. 29. that he may A. on you a blessing 
 Dent, 14. 05. money for what thy soul lusts after 
 2 Chron. 21.7. the things they did A. on Baalim 
 Ezra 7. 20. which thou shalt have occasion to d. it 
 T , T . Bie king’s treasure-house. 
 
 Duke 12.17.1 haA'e no room where to d. my fruits 
 48. and there will 1 A. all iny fruits and goods 
 
 1 Cor. 12.23. on these Ave A. more abundant honour 
 13, o. though 1 A. all my goods to feed the poor 
 
 BES'IOWED. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 24._Gehazi A. them in the house 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 25. Lord d. on .Solomon royal majesty 
 isa. 63.7. according to all the Lord hath d. on us 
 John 4. 38. to reap that Avhereon ye A. no labour 
 Horn. 16. 6. greet Mary, Avho A. much labour on us 
 i "race d. on me V'as not in vain 
 
 rin us by means of many 
 8.1. do you to wit of ti;e grace d. on the churches 
 Gat. 1. 11 lest I have A. on you labour in vain 
 1 John 3. 1. Avhat manner of love Lather A. on us 
 7- . BEIAKE. 
 
 Isa. 14. + 32. poor of his people d. themseh'es to it 
 BEl lltfv K,. 
 
 1 K.ings8. ^7 • if they shall d. themselves in the land 
 Avhither Avere carried captives, 2 Chron. 6. 37 
 . BETIMES 
 
 Slimes, [1] Lar/y, Gen. 26. 31, [2] SeasonaAly, in 
 due and proper Un>e, Prov. 43. 24. [3J Continually, 
 and carejully, 2 Chron. 36.15. 
 
 Gcri. 26. 31. rose up A. and SAvare one to another 
 God sent by his messengers, rising A. 
 Job 8. 5. If thou Avouldest seek unto God A. 
 
 24. 5. as Avild asses go they, rising d. for prey 
 Prov. 13. 24. he thatloA'eth him, cliastenetn him d. 
 
 1 rri BEiilAY. 
 
 enemies 
 
 snail b. one another and hate 
 •0. 16. from that tune he souaht opportunity to A 
 7,a T ^Bm, Mark 14.11. Luke 22. 6 
 
 21. 1 say unto you, that one of you shall A. me, 
 
 .lA K I m I • a , -^Krk 14. 18. Jo/m 13. 2l! 
 46. behold, he is at hand that doth d. me 
 Mark 13. 12. brother shall A. brother to death 
 10 knew Avho should A. him, 13. 11 
 
 13, 2. the devil put into the heart of Judas to A. him 
 BID-RAYED. 
 
 Jylat. 10. 4. Judas Iscariot Avho A. him, Mark3. 19. 
 
 1/. 22. Son ot man shall be h, into the brands of 
 or -O- 18. I 26. 2, 45. Mark 14. 41. 
 
 aO. -4. Avo to that man by Avhom the Son of man is 
 ^ , A. Mark 14. 21. Luke 22. 22. 
 
 he that A. gaA-e them a sign, Mark 14. 44. 
 rT': Sinned, in that I A. innocent blood 
 
 T^j f by parents and 
 
 John 18. 2. Judas Avhich A. him knew the place 
 1 Cor. 11. 23. same night he was A. he took bread 
 , ^ ^ . BETBAYERS. 
 
 xlcts 7. 52. just One, of Avhom ye ha%'e been the A 
 7 ..a _ I^ETRAYEST, ETH. 
 
 Luke 22. 21. the hand of him that d. me is Avith me 
 48. Judas, A. thou the Son of man Avith a kiss 
 John 21. 20. Lord, Avhich is he that d. thee > 
 
 r. . . betroth. 
 
 n ^"’Be, another shall lieAvithher 
 Dos. 19 1 will A. thee to me. for ever in righteous. 
 
 2J. i will A. thee to me in faithfulness, shalt knoAv 
 r j A-. o .betrothed. 
 
 1 A~ • please not her master Avho A. her 
 
 t" 1 a entice a maid not A. Deut. 22. 28 
 
 " jiosoever lieth Avith a Avoman A. 
 
 '‘"B not taken her 
 ^ ^ viririn b, and lie with her 
 
 *7. b, damsel cnech^nd^there was none to save 
 
 Signifies, [1] More valuaAle, or preferable, Eccl. 9. 
 
 4. 10, 18. \_2\ More acceptable, 1 Sam. 15. 22. [31 
 MorejiAle, Dan. 1. 20. [4] More cojivenievt^ 1 
 Cor. / .,8. lo\ M<.re easy, 51 at. 18. 6. [6J More 
 "dvantogeems^ Phil. i. uy [7] More holy, 1 Cor. 
 
 8. 8. [8] Mure safe, Psal. 118. 8. [91 More 
 
 VnS!8. n Morepiecious, 
 
 A better hope, HeA. 7 19. The new covenant, or 
 Christ and his priesthood, and the promises of the 
 gospel depending thereupon; which give hope to lost 
 dinners oj obtaining reconciliation with God, and 
 of/ord more clear and .pltd grounds to expect the 
 
 ""^d eternal life, than 
 ,TJl ^^dffcovered from the dark shadows under 
 the legal dispensation. 
 
 Might obtain a better resurrection, Heb. 11. 35. 
 
 A resurrection to a far better life than they could 
 have enjoyed on earth ; for though they might have 
 been preserved for a while from death now threaieii- 
 ed,whichwas a kindof \e.s\xvre.cf\Q\\,yet was it not 
 to be compared with the resurrection to eternal life, 
 Olory, bliss, and pleasure, to be enjoyed Ay tkernwitn 
 God in heaven, which would abundantly recompense 
 them for all their sufferings. 
 
 Better sacrifices, lie A. 9. 23. The sacrifice of Christ 
 himselj, which ?.v of more value , and comprises all 
 tne virtue, benefit, and signification of the legal 
 sacrifices, li is expressed in the plural number, 
 both to answer the opposite term, and to set out its 
 excellency ; being far above all others, and the very 
 substame of them. 
 
 Gew 29.19. d. I give her to thee than to another 
 Lxod. 14.12. A. tor us to have served the Egyptians 
 JSum. 14. 3. Avere it not A. tor us to return to Egypt ^ 
 Judg. 8. 2. gleanings of Ejibraim d. than vinta-'e 
 
 II. 25. nor art thou any thing A. than Balak 
 1C a/a. 1. 8. am not t d. to thee than ten sons ? 
 
 z7. 1. nothing A. than to go to the Philistines 
 
 1 Lings 1. 47. (>od make the name of k. Solomon A 
 '• 32. who fell upon tAvo men d. than he, and sIcav’ 
 19. 4. Elpah said, 1 am not A. than my fathers 
 21.2. I will give thee for it a A. vineyard than it 
 
 2 Kings 5.12. rivers ot Damascus A. tlian Jordan 
 2 Gd/o«. 21.13. hast slain brethren A. tlian thyself 
 PfctC 69- 31. this shall please the Lord d. than an ox 
 Lccl.2.21. nothing d. for a man than to eatand drink 
 
 3. 22. there is nothing d. than to rejoice in his Avorks 
 
 4. 3. d. IS he than both tliey, Avhich have not been 
 9. two are A. than one 116.11. Avhat is man tiie d. f 
 
 7.1 )• that the tonner days Avere d. than these 
 
 III. Avisdom is as good as an inheritance, yea A too 
 
 10.11. the serpent Avill bite, and a babbler is no d 
 Isa. 56. 5. gi\ e a name A. than of sons and daughters 
 Lum. 4. 9. they that be slain Avith the sword are d. 
 Lzek. 36.11. i Avill settle you, and do A. to you 
 Dan. 1. 20, in all matters he found them ten times d 
 ILos. 2.7. then Avas it d. Avith me than noAV 
 Amos 6. 2. be they A. than these kingdoms i 
 Nah. .3. 8. art thou d. than populous Noi' 
 
 Mat. 6. 26. behold the fowls of tlie air, are ve not 
 
 mudi A. tlian they t Luke 12. 24 
 
 12.12. hOAV much then is a man A. than a sheep ^ 
 18.6. it Avere A. for him that a millstone AA-ere han"- 
 
 ed about his neck, Mark 9. 42. Luke 17.2. 
 llom. 3.^. are Ave d. than they no, in no Avise 
 1 Ci/r. 7.38. he that giveth her not in maiTiage.dotli A 
 
 8. 8. for neither if Ave eat are Ave the A. 
 
 9.15. d. forme to die, than make my i-doryinn- A'oid 
 11.17. you come together not for d. but for'Avorse 
 Phti- 2. 3. let each esteem otiier A. than himself 
 Deb. 1. 4. being made so much d. than the angels 
 6. 9. but beloved, Ave are persuaded d. thiii'/s of you 
 7.7. Avithout centrad. the less is blessed of the d 
 19. nothing pertect, but bringing in of ad. hope did 
 2~. .Jesus was made a surety ot a d. testament 
 
 8. 0. byhoAvmuch also he is the .Mediator of a d 
 r. no U a U covenant, established on A. promises 
 
 9. 23. but heavenly things with A. sacrifices 
 
 10. 3t. in heaven ad. and enduring substance 
 11^16. they desire a A. country, an lieaveuly 
 
 35. that they might obtain a A. resurrection 
 40. God iiaving provided somed. thing for us 
 Speaketh A. things than that of Abel 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 21. d. tor them not to have known the AA'av 
 
 BE'i'TEll is. 
 
 Prov. 15.16. A. is little Avith the fear of the Lord 
 1^7. dinner of herbs Avhere love is, than an ox 
 
 Jb. 8. d. If a little Avith righteousness thanrevenues 
 16. how mucli d. is it to get wisdom than gold 
 
 17.1. A. IS a dry morsel and quietness tliereAvitJi 
 
 19.1. A. IS the poor that walks in integritj’, 28 6 
 27.10. for A. is a neighbour that is near, than 
 
 Lccl. 4. 6. d. wan handful with quietness than 
 13. A. IS a poor Avise cldld than a fcolisli kin"- 
 6. 9. d. IS the sight of the eyes than the Avanderin"- 
 7.8. d. IS the end ot a thing tlian the begimiin"- “ 
 Cant. 4.10. hoAV mucli A. is thy love fhaifiAA'ine ° 
 
 Is BETTER, or is it BETl ER. ' 
 
 Judg. 9. 2. whether is A. for a'ou tliat all reimi 
 18.19. is It A. to be a priest to one, than to aVibe ’ 
 Luth 4.15. thy daughter is A. to thee than seven sons 
 1 isam. la. 22. behold, to obey is A. than sacrifice 
 28. given to a neighbour that is A. than thou 
 Y A'• coun.sel of Hushai the Archite is d. 
 
 Luh. 1. 19. estate to another that is A. than she 
 37- 16. a little a righteous man hath is A. 
 
 63. 3. thy loA ing-kindncss is A. than life 
 
 courts is A. tliaii a thousand 
 119.72. the laAv ot thy moutli is A. to me than cold 
 
 1 rov. 3.14. tor the merchandise of Avisdom is A. 
 
 8. 11. AA'isdom is A. than ruble-, and all filings 
 19. my fruit is A. than gold, yea, than fine gold 
 
 12. 9. IS A. tlian lie tliat honoureth himself 
 16. .32. that is sIoav to anger is A. tlian the mi'dity 
 
 3 9. 22. and a poor man w d. than a liar “ 
 
 22.+ 1. favour is A. than silver and gold 
 27. 5. open rebuke is A. than secret love 
 Eccl. 6. 3. an untimely birth is A. than he 
 7‘ 1. a good name n A. than precious ointment 
 3. SOI row IS A. than laughter, for by the sadness or 
 . the countenance the heart is made d. 
 
 8. the patient in spirit is A. than the inoud in spirit 
 
 9. 4. a livincf dog is A. than a dead lii/ii 
 
 16. then said 1, Avisrioin is A. than strengtJi 
 
 18. Avisdom is d. than Aveapons of Avar. 
 
 Cant. 1.2. for thy love w d. than wine 
 I.uke 5. 39. for he saith, the okl is A. 
 
 Phil. 1. 23. and to he Avith ( In ist, Avhicli is far A 
 It is HlVl I T.R, or BEl l Tit it is. 
 
 Gen. 29.19. it is A. I give her to thee than another 
 
 2 •'Sam. 18. 3. it is A. thou succour us out of the citv 
 /’.va/. 118.8. jV ».f d. totrustin the Ixir.i than to put 9. 
 /Vec. 16. 19. d.//w to he of an humlile .spirit ’ 
 
 21. 9. it is A. todAvellina(ornerofiheh(.nse,25.2-L 
 
 19. »/w\d. to dAvell in the Avilderness than \'vith 
 2.5.7. d. it is that it he said to thee, tome u|) hither 
 
 Lccl. 5. 5. A. It is that thou shouldest not vow 
 7.2.1/ is A. to go to the house of mourn in" than 
 
 27 
 
BID 
 
 BIR 
 
 BIT 
 
 F.ccl. 7. 5. it is h. (o bear the rebuke of the wise than 
 Jannh 4. 3. it is h. for me to die than to live, 8. 
 Mat. 18.8. it is h. for thee to enter into life halt or 
 maimed, than to be east. [)■ Murk 9. 43, 45,47. 
 1 Cor. 7. ‘.h for it is h. to marry than to burn 
 1 Pet. 3. 17- it is b. that ye suffer for well doing' than 
 H I'il I'l-'. It I'jll. L worse 
 
 Mark 5. 26. she was notliing h. but rather grew 
 H !•', I v\ 1'. I '. N. 
 
 Gen. 1.+4. Ood divided A. liglit and darkness 
 114. to divide h. lieht and darkness 
 
 3.1.5. I will put enmity b. thy seed and her seed 
 
 9. 16. the covenant b. tlod and every creature 
 
 1.5. 17- aburnin”: lamp passed b. those places 
 
 ■ 49.10. nor a lawgiver from b. his feet, till sliiloh 
 prod 8. 23. 1 will put a division b. my peoide 
 
 12. + 6. kill it b. ttie two evenings, Num, 9. + .3. 
 
 13. 9. and it shall be for a sign to thee, and a me¬ 
 
 morial b. thine eyes, 16. Dent. 6. 8. 1 11. 18. 
 18. 16. they come, and 1 judge A. one and another 
 '26. 33. the vail shall divide b. holy and most holy 
 Mum. 11. 33. uhile the Hesh was b. their teeth 
 
 28. t4. the other lamb offer b. two evenings 
 Ueut. 17. 8. b. blood and bloofl, b. plea, b. stroke 
 
 33.12. and. he shall dwell b. Ins slioulders 
 Judy. 4.5. Deborah <lwelt A. Kaniah and Reth-el 
 
 1 Sam.'!. 14. there was peace h. Israel and Amorites 
 
 2 Satn. 19. .35. discern h. good and evil, 1 h'inys .3. 9. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 21. how long halt ye b. two opinions .' 
 Prov. 18. 18. the lot parteth b. themightv 
 Jer.'M. 18. they passed b. parts of the calf, 19. 
 Fzek. .34. 17. I judge h. cattle anil cattle, A. rains 
 llos. 2. 2. and her adulteries from A. her breasts 
 Joel 2. 17. the priests weep A. the porch and altar 
 Zech. 11.14. break the brotherhood A. ludah 
 Mat. 23. .35. ye slew A. the teiniile and the altar 
 John 3. 25. a question A. .John's disciples and .lews 
 Acts 13. + 42. might he preached the sabbath A. 
 
 Pom. 10. 12. no dilference A. the .lew and fireek 
 
 1 Cor. 7.31. there is dilference A. a wife and a virgin 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 5. there is one Mediator A. God and men 
 
 P.KTVV I .\ 1. 
 
 Job .36. 32. not to shine by the cloud that cometli A. 
 Cant. 1. 13. he shall lie all night A. my breasts 
 P/iil. 1. 23. 1 am in a strait A. two, having a desire 
 P> I '.W A 1 1,. 
 
 Lev. 10. 6. A. the burning the Imrd hath kindled 
 Dent. 21. 1.3. and A. her father and mother a month 
 Judy. 11. 37. that 1 may go and A. my virginity, 38. 
 Isa. 16. 9. I t\ill A. witli the weeping of .lazer 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 21. that I shall A. many who have sinned 
 Rev. 18. 9. shall A. her, when thev see the smoke 
 
 BDvVAlLKi), Efll. 
 
 Jer. 4. .31. the daughter of Zion that A. herself 
 Luke 8. 52. and all wept, and A. her, but he said 
 23. 27. of women also who A. and lamented him 
 Pr.W'AKK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To take care, Prov. 19. 25. [2] To have 
 a singular and special reyard to, Kxod.23. 21. 
 
 ^Ve must beware, [1] Of forgetting God, Dent. 6. 
 12. 18. 11. [2] (>f evil thimyhts. Dent. 15. 9. 
 
 [3] Of things forbidden, .ludg. 1.3. 4, 13. [4] Of 
 dangers foretold, 2 Kings 6. 9. .lob ,30. 18. [5] (if 
 God's xvrnth. Acts 1.3. 40. [6] Of false teachers. 
 Mat. 7. 15. 1 16. 6,11. [7] Of men. Mat. 10. 17. 
 
 [8] Of evil workers, Phil. 3. 2. [9] Of the error 
 of the wicked, 2 Pet. 3. 17. [10] Of covetousness, 
 Luke 12.15. I 20. 40. 
 
 Gen. 24. 6. A. tiiat thou bring not my son thither 
 Kzod. 23. 21. A. of him, and obey his voice 
 Dent. 6. 12. then A. lest thou forget the Lord, 8. 11. 
 
 15. 9. A. there be not a wicked thought in thy l.eart 
 Judy. 13. 4. A. 1 pray thee, and drink no wine, 13. 
 2 tsam. 18. 12. A. that none touch the young man 
 
 2 Kings 6.9. saying A. that thou pass not such a place 
 Job 36. 18. A. lest he take thee away with his stroke 
 Prov. 19.25. smite ascornei', an.d the simple will A. 
 Isa. 36.18. A. lest flezekiah persuade you, saying 
 Mat. 7. 15. A. of false prophets H10. 17. A. of men 
 
 16. 6. take heed and A. of the leaven of the Phari¬ 
 
 sees, 11. Marks. 15. I.nkel2. 1. 
 Mark 12. .38. A. of the scribes. Luke 20. 46. 
 
 Luke 12. 15. take heed and A. of covetousnes,s 
 Acts 1.3. 40. A. lest that come which is spoken 
 Phil. 3.2. A. ofdogs, A. of evil workers, A. of concision 
 Col. 2. 8. A. lest any man spoil you thro’ i^hilosophy 
 2 Pet. 3. 17. A. lest ye also, being led away with 
 B I’W ri'C I n',1). [error 
 
 Acts 8. 9. Simon A. the people of ''^amaria, 11. 
 
 Gal. 3. 1. O foolish Galatians, who hath A. vou ’ 
 BKWItA'S'. [(iereth 
 
 Isa. 16. 3. hide the outcasts, A. not him that wan- 
 BI-AVKAYIVl'Il. 
 
 Prov. 27.16. the ointment of his right hand A. itself 
 
 29. 24. he heareth cursing, and A. it not 
 
 Mat. 26. 73. thou art one of them, thy speech A. thee 
 BBVOND. 
 
 Num.aa. 18. Balaam said, 1 cannot go A. the word 
 of the Lord my God, to do less or more, 24. 13. 
 Dent. 30. 13. nor is it A. the sea, that shouhlest say 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 22. the arrows are A. thee, .36. .37. 
 
 2 Sam. 10.16. A. the river, 1 A'/>/i7.r 14. 15. 1 ('/iron. 
 
 19. 16. Ezra 4. 17, 20. I 6. 6, 8. |7. 21. 25. 
 Neh.2. 7. 9. Isa. 7. 20. 1 18. 1. Zeph. 3. 10. 
 2 Chron. 20. 2. multitude from A. the sea, ./er. 25. 22. 
 Mark 6. 51. tliey were amazed A. measure, 7. -37. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 3. and A. their jiower they were willing 
 10.14. for we stretch not A. our measure 
 Gal. 1.13. A. measure 1 persecuted the church of God 
 1 Thess. 4. 6. that no man go A. and defraud his bro- 
 Beyond Jordan. See .1 o k u a n , [ther 
 
 Bibeer. SeeS'iisv.. 
 
 BID 
 
 Signifies, [1] To inrit". Mat. 22. 9. Luke 14. 12. 
 [2J To command,'Sint. 1\.(LS. [.'1] 7<> rr;j'A, 2 .lohn 
 
 10. [4] To sanctify, or prepare,l.C!. 
 
 Josh. 6. 10. till the day 1 A. you shout, then shout 
 
 1 .S’awi. 9. 27. said, A. the servant pass on before us 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 26. how long ere A. the people return from 
 
 2 4.24. slack not riding for me except 1 A. thee 
 
 5.1.3. if the prophet had A. thee do a great thing 
 ll'. 5. we will do all that thou shalt b. us 
 
 28 ' 
 
 Jonah 3. 2. preach to it the preaching that T A. thee 
 y.eph. 1. 7. tor the lord hath A. his guests 
 Mat. 14. 28. A. me come to thee on the water 
 
 22. 9. as many as ye shall find A. to the marriage 
 
 23. .3. what they A. you observe, that observe and do 
 huke 9. 61. let me "fust A. them farewell at home 
 
 10. 40. A. her theiefore that she help me 
 
 14.12. lest they also A. thee again, and a recompence 
 
 1 Cor. It). 27. if any that believe not A. you to a feast 
 
 2 John 10. receive him not, nor A. him God speed 
 
 BIDDBK. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 13. and afterwards they eat that be A. 
 
 2 ■'<am. 16. II. let him curse, for the I ord hath A. 
 Mat. 1. 21. then 4o.seph did as the angel had A. him 
 22. 3. and sent to call them that were A. to wedding' 
 
 4. tell them who are A. 1 have iwepared my dinner 
 8. but they who were A. were not worthy 
 Luke 7. 39. when the Phari-see who had A. liim saw it 
 
 14. 7- he put forth a parable to those who were A. 
 8. when tliou art A. lest a more honourable man be A. 
 10. when thou art A. go and sit in the lowest room 
 24. none of those men A. shall taste of my supper 
 BlDDBfll, hlDDlKG. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 14. goeth at thy A. and is honourable 
 
 2 John 11. he that A. him God speed, is partaker 
 
 BID I'. 
 
 Rom. 11.23. if they A. not still in unbelief, be grafted 
 BIB It. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 31. king David himself followed the A, 
 Luke 7. 14. he came and touched the A. and said 
 BILL. 
 
 Luke 16.6. take thy A. and write, 50. |i7. take thy A. 
 See Divokck. 
 
 BlLl.OW.S. 
 
 Psal. 42.7. all thy b. are gone over me, Jonah 2. 3. 
 BIND 
 
 Signifies, [1] To tie up, or fasten together, Gen. 
 .37. 7. Deut. 14. 25. [2] Jo bind rrith chain.s, 
 Mark 5. .3. /lets 12. 6. [.3] To keep fast, or 
 sure, Prov, 3. .3. 16. 21. [4] To engaae by row, 
 or prornisc. Mum. 30. 2, 9, 13. [.5] To confirm, 
 or ratify. Mat. 16. 19. [6] Judicially to de¬ 
 clare or pronounce a person's sins unpardoned, 
 according to the directions of God's word, and ro 
 inflict any church censure, uren him for the same, 
 j\lat. 16. 19. I 18. 18. [7] To distre.'s, or trouble, 
 Luke 1.3. 16. [8] I'o re.y'train, .lob 28. 11. [9] 
 To he under a marriage tie, or obligation to 
 perform the duties incumbent on a person in that 
 relation, Rom. 7. 2. 1 Cor. 7, .39. [10] Power- 
 fnl/y to persuade, influence, or constrain. Acts 
 20 . 22 . 
 
 The3' bind heavy burdens on men. Mat. 23. 4. 
 'J'hey impo.se many stsict injunctions, over and 
 above what the lata reguircs, and severely exact 
 obedience thereto from others. 
 
 Erod. 28. 28. they shall A. the breast-plate by rings 
 Num. .30. 2. if a man swear an oath to A. his .soul 
 Deut. 6. 8. thou shalt A. them for a sign on thy hand 
 14. 25. shalt A. up the money, and go to the [ilace 
 .Tosh. 2. 18. thou shalt A. this line in the window 
 Ju ’g. 15. 10. to A. Samson are we come up 
 12. the3' said, we are come down to A. thee 
 1.3. no. but we wdll A. thee fast, and deliver thee 
 16. 5. that we may A. .Samson to afflict him 
 Job 31. ,36. I will A. it as a crown to me 
 ,31. + 17. shall even he that hateth right A. ? 
 
 38. 31. canst A. the sweet intiuences of Pleiades .’ 
 
 39. 10. canst thou A. the unicorn with his band ? 
 
 40. 1.3. hide them, and A. their faces in secret 
 
 41. 5. wilt thou A. 1 eviathan for thy maidens 
 Psal. 105. 22. to A. his princes at his pleasure 
 
 118. 27. A. the sacrifice with cords to the altar 
 149. 8. to A. their kings w ith chains, and nobles 
 Prov. 3. 3. A. them about thy neck, write them 
 
 6. 21. A. them continually upon thine heart 
 
 7. .3. A. them on thy fingers, write them on thy heart 
 Isa. 8. 16. A. up the testimony, seal the law 
 
 49. 18. and A. them on thee as a bride doth 
 61. 1. he bath sent me to A. up the broken hearted 
 Ezek. .34. 16. I will A. up what w'as broken 
 Dan. 3. 20. he commanded most mighty men to A. 
 llos. 6. 1. he hath smitten us. and will A. us up 
 10. 10. wfflen they A. themselves in two furrows 
 Mic. 1. 1.3. A. the chariot to the swift beast 
 Mat. 12. 29. except he first A. the strongman, and 
 then he will spoil his house, Mark 3. 27. 
 13. .30. A. the tares in bundles to burn them 
 16. 19. whatsoever thou shalt A. on earth, 18. 18. 
 
 22. 13. A. him hand and foot, take and cast him 
 
 23. 4. A. heavy burdens grievous to be borne 
 Mark 5. 3. no man could A. him with chains 
 Acts 9. 14. authority to A. all that call on thy name 
 
 12. 8. angel said, gird thyself, A. on thy sandals 
 21.11. so shall the lews A. the man that ownetli 
 BINDLI 11. 
 
 .Tob 5. 18. he makefh sore and A. up, he woundeth 
 26. 8. he A. up the waters in his thick clouds 
 28. 11. he A. the Hoods from overflowing 
 .30. 18. it A. me about as the collar of mv' coat 
 .36. 1.3. hyiiorrites, they cry not when he A. them 
 Psal. 129. 7. nor he that A. sheaves, his bosom 
 147. 3. he healeth the broken in heart, and A. up 
 Prov. 26. 8. as he that A. a stone in a slinv, so is be 
 Isa. 30. 26. in day I .ord «. iqi breach of his people 
 BINDING. 
 
 Gen. ,37.7. we were A. sheaves in lielfl, rn3' sheaf arose 
 49. 11. A. his foal to the vine, and his ass's colt 
 Num. .30. 13. every A. oath to afflict the soul 
 Acts 22. 4. A. and "delivering into prisons men 
 BIR 1) 
 
 Signifies, [1] A fowl, small or large, .Tam. .3. 7- 
 [2] Gyrus, who came swiftly from Persia to de¬ 
 stroy Babylon, Isa. 46. 11. [3] The Gbaldeans, 
 or other neighbours that persecuted and afliicted 
 the .lews, ler. 12. 9. [4] The polluted and cor¬ 
 rupt inhabitants of Babylon, Rev. 18. 2. 
 
 Gen. 7.14. every A. of eveiy sort went into the ark 
 lev. 14. 52. shall cleanse the house with the living A. 
 .Tob 41. 5. wilt thou play with him as w.th a A. ? 
 Psal. 11.1. to m V soul, nee as a A. to your mountain 
 124. 7. our soul is escaped hs ab. out of tlie snare 
 
 Prov.l. 17. in vain the net is Spread insigfitofanyA, 
 
 6. 5. and as a A. from the hand of the tow ler 
 
 7. 2.3. as a A. hasteth to the snare, knows not 
 
 26. 2. as the A. by wandering, so the curse causeless 
 27.8. as a A. that wandereth from her nest, so a man 
 Eccl. 1‘). 20. the A. of the air shall tell the matter 
 12. 4. he shall rise up at the voice of the A. 
 
 Jsa. 16. 2. as a wandering A. cast out of her nest 
 46. 11. calling a ravenous A. from the east 
 Jcr. 12. 9. my heritage is to me as a speckled A, 
 Lam. . 3 . 52. mine enemies chased me like a A. 
 llos. 9. 11. their glory shall tiy away like a A. 
 
 11. 11. they shall tremble as a b. out of Egypt 
 Amos ,3. 5. can a A. fall where no sin is for him ? 
 Rev. 18.2. a cage of every unclean and hateful A. 
 
 BlRD.s. 
 
 Gen. 15. 10. but the A. divided he not 
 40. 17. the A. did eat them out of the basket 
 19. the A. shall eat thy flesh from tflf thee 
 Let. 14.4. priest shall command to take tw o A. alive 
 Deut. 14. 11. of all clean A. ye shall eat 
 2 ■'iam. 21. 10. sutt'ered not the A. to rest by day 
 Psal. I04. 17- where the A. make their nests 
 148. t ID, praise the 1 ord, ye A. of wing 
 Eccl. 9. 12. as A. that are causht in the snare 
 Cant. 2.12. the time of the singing of A. is come 
 Isa. ,31. 5. as A. flying, so will I., defend lerusaletn 
 Jer. 4. 25. and all the A. ot the heaven were fled 
 5. 27. as a cage full of A. so are their houses 
 
 12. 4. the beasts are consumed and the A. 
 
 9. the A. round about are against her, come ye 
 Ezek. .39. 4. 1 will give thee to the ravenous A. 
 Dan. 4. ,33. his nails were grown like A. claws 
 Mat.Q. 20. holes, and the A. of the air have nests, 
 
 Jjuke 9. 58. 
 
 13. 32. the A. lodge in the branches tliereof 
 Rom. 1. 23. into an image like to A. and Iteasfs 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 39. another of fishes, another of A. 
 
 Jam. 3. 7- every kind of beasts and A. is tamed 
 
 Bl R 1 11 
 
 Is, [1] Natural, F.xod. 28. 10. [2] Abortive, or un¬ 
 timely, .lob .3. 16. Psal. 58. 8. B>cl. 6. .3. [3] 
 Supernatural, as was the birth of Christ, Mat. 1. 
 18. Luke 1. 14. [4] I't'juiative, for heavy anguish 
 and distress, 2 Kings 19. .3. Isa. .37. .3. [5] Eor 
 deliierance at hand, Isa. 66. 9. [6] Eor a naturni 
 state in sin, Ezek. 16. .3. [7] Eor regeneration. 
 Tit. 3. 5. [8] Eor earnest desire for the good of 
 souls. Gal. 4. 19. 
 
 The children are come to the birth, 2 Kings 19. 3. 
 lie have begun a happy rtf rmation, hut are- 
 hindered by this insolent j4ss>rian,/ri)w bringiiiff 
 it to perfection. 
 
 Thy birtli is of the land of Canaan ; Ezek. 16. 3. 
 '] hy root tchence thou did spring, the rock whence 
 thin want cut, the place where thoii grewest up, the 
 company and commerce thou didst use, ail were of 
 the land of Canaan ; thy original is no better than 
 . the worst of nations, thou hast the r vicious nature.,, 
 manners, and practices, and art as vile and ob¬ 
 noxious to my cvise as they are. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 3. children are come to the A. Jsa. 37. 3. 
 Job 3. 16. as an hidden untimely A. I had not been 
 Psal. 58. 8. let them pass like the untimely A. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 3. an untimely A. is better than he 
 
 7.1. day of death is better than day of one’s A. 
 Isa. 66. 9. shall I bring to tlie A. not cause to brinj 
 Ezek. 16. 3. thy A. and nativity is of Canaan 
 llos. 0.11. glory of Ephraim shall fly from the A. 
 Mat. 1. 18. the A. of .lesus Christ was on this wise 
 l.uke 1. 14. and many shall rejoice at his A. 
 
 John 9. 1 • he saw a man who was blind from his A. 
 Gal. 4. 19. my children, of whom 1 travail in A. 
 Rev. 12.2. and site cried, travailing in A. and passed 
 BIRIII-DAY. 
 
 Gen. 40. 20. the third day, which was Pharaoh’s h.-d. 
 Mat. 14. 6. when llercHl's A.-rf. w as kept, Mark6. 21, 
 B1R4 II-RIGHI. 
 
 Gen. 25. 31. .Tacob said, sell me this da}' thy h.-right 
 
 33. and he sware, and sold his h.-right to Jacob 
 
 34. thus Bsau despised his b.-right 
 
 27-36. took away my h.-right, and now my blessing 
 43. 33. sat, the first-bom according to his h.-right 
 1 Chron. 5. 1. Reuben’s A.-r. given to sons of Joseph 
 Ileb. 12. 16. Esau foi- one moi-sel sold bis b.-right 
 BI.S110P, 8, 
 
 Signifies, [1] Spiritual overseers that have the charge 
 of souls, to instruct and rule them by the word, 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 1, 2. Acts 20. 28. [2] Christ himself, 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 25. 
 
 ?’A//.l.l.to all saints at Philippi,with A.and deacons 
 1 Tim. 3. 1. if a man desire the offlee of a A. 
 
 2. a A. then must be blameless. Tit. 1.7. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 25. now returned to the A. of your souls 
 BISUDPRIC. 
 
 Acts 1. 20. and his A. let another take 
 Bl B, S. 
 
 Psal. .32. 9. whose mouth must be held in with A. 
 Jam. 3. 3. behold w e put A. in the horses’ mouths 
 Bl r. 
 
 Num. 21.6. Txird sent fiery serpents, tliey A. people 
 Amos 5.19. leaned on a wall. and a serpent A. him 
 BllE. 
 
 Eccl. 10.8. breaketh an hedge, a serpent shall A. him 
 
 11. the serpent will A. without enchantment, 
 
 Jer. 8.17- I w ill send serpents, and they shall A. vou 
 Amos 9. 3. I w ill command seri)ent,and he shall A. 
 Mic. 3. 5. the prophets that A. with the teeth 
 Ilah. 2. 7. shall they not rise up that shall A. thee ? 
 Gal. 5. 15. but if ye A. and devour one another 
 Bl I Bill. 
 
 Gen. 49. 17- Dan an adder, that A. the horse-heels 
 Prov. 23. 32. at the last it A. like a serpent 
 Bin EX. 
 
 Num. 21. 8. every one that is A. when he looks on 
 9. came to pass, that if a serpent had A. any man 
 Bl I 1 ER. 
 
 Gen. 27. 34. F.sau cried with an exceeding A. cry 
 Exod. 1.14. the Egyptians made their lives A. 
 
 12. 8. with A. herbs shall ye eat it. Num. 9. 11. 
 
 15. 23. not drink of the waters, f<)r they were A. 
 Deut. 32.24. shall be devoured w ith A. destruction 
 
B L A 
 
 BL A 
 
 JDetn. 32. 32. are grapes of gall, their clusters are 3. 
 
 18. t lest tellows b, of soul run on thee 
 Ruth 1.1 20. call me not Naomi, but b. 
 
 XSam, 1.1 10. Hannah was b. of soul and prayed 
 22.12. every one b. of soul gathered to him 
 
 30. + 6. spake ot stoning, the peoples’ soul was b. 
 
 £ Sam. 17. + 8. fa her's men be mighty, and b. of soul 
 2 Kings 4. + 27. let her alone, her soul is b. in her 
 14. 26. Lord saw affliction of Israel that it was 3. 
 Kst/i. 4.1. Monlecai cried with loud voice and b. cry 
 Job 3.15. terrify it. as tliose who have a b. day 
 
 20. and why is life given to the b. in soul 
 13.26. thou writest b. things against me 
 
 23. 2. even to-day is my complaints. 
 
 27,. t 2. the Almighty who hath made my soul b 
 
 Rsal. 64. .3. to shoot their arrows, even b. words 
 Prov. 5, 4. but her end is b. as wormwood 
 27. 7- to the hungry soul every b. thing is sweet 
 
 31. 16. give wine to those that are 3. of soul 
 Ecc/. 7- 26. I find more 3. than death the woman 
 Jsa. 5. 20. thatp it 3. for sweet, and sweet for 3, 
 
 22. t4. look from me, 1 will be 3. in weeping 
 
 24. 9. strong drink shall be 3. to them that drink 
 Jer. 2. 19. it is an evil thing and 3. that thou 
 
 4. IB. this is thy wickedness, because it is 3. 
 
 6. 26. make most 3. lamentation as for a son 
 31. 15. a voice was heard in Hamah, 3. weeping 
 £zek. 3.+ 14. Spirit took me away, and I M-ent 3. 
 27. 31. shall weep for thee with 3. wailing 
 .idworB. 10. and the end thereof, as a 3. day 
 Hab. 1. 6. (.'Iialdeans, that 3. and hasty nation. 
 
 Col. 3. 19. love your wives, be not 3. against them 
 Jam. 3. 14. it ye have 3. envying and strife 
 Rev. 8. 11. men died of waters because made 3 
 10. 9. eat it up, and it shall make thv belly 3 
 10. as soon as 1 had eaten it, my belly was 3 
 BIT! LH-WAl'EK. 
 
 Rum. 5. 18. the b.-water that causeth the curse 
 Jam. 3. 11. doth a fountain send sweet vi. and 3 f 
 
 bhiehly. 
 
 Judg. 5. 23. curse ye 3. the inhabitants thereof 
 Ruth 1. 20. the Almighty hath dealt 3. with me 
 Isa. 22. 4. look away trciiri me, 1 will weep 3. 
 
 33. 7. the ambassadors ot peace shall weep 3 
 ^ek. 27. 30. the pilots of I'yre shall cry 3. 
 
 Eos. 12. 14. 1' phraim provoked him most 3. 
 
 ^eph. 1.14. the mighty man shall cry 3.* 
 
 Mat. £6.75. Peter went out. wept 3. Luke 22 6^ 
 
 _ ^ , . BITTERN. ■ *'■ 
 
 .^a. 14.23. make it a possession for the 3. .34. 11. 
 Keph. 2. 14. the 3. shall lodge in the upper lintels 
 ... BH’TEHNE.S.S 
 
 to sweetness, 
 
 Exod. 15. ^3. [2J Deep sorrow and heaviness of 
 spirit, ^ob 7. \\. Prov. 14. 10. [.3] A thing molt 
 perniciousor that produces dreadful effects, 2 .Sam. 
 
 -• 26. [4] Violent inward displeasure against 
 
 others, Eph. 4. .31. [5] Great impiety. Acts 8. 23. 
 The gall or bittexness. Acts 8. 23. In a state most 
 offensive and distasteful to God ; under the power 
 of corruption, hypocrisy, and ambition. 
 
 A root ot bitterness, Heb. 12.15. Any scandalous 
 sin, dangerous error, or schism, tending to draw 
 persons to apostasy, the end whereof will be bitter 
 
 'i'u of spirit to Isaac 
 
 Ewrf. ij. 123. the name of it was called 3. 
 
 Ruth 1. t 1.3. 1 have much 3. for your sake . 
 
 was 'n '>■ of soul and prayed 
 lo. 32. surely the 3. of death is past ^ 
 
 -n® latter end 
 
 o Jo Vt oomplain in the 3. ofmy soul 
 9. 18. to take my breath, but tilleth me with 3 
 i,• Is ^ will speak in the 3. ot my soul 
 
 21. 2o. another dieth in the 3. of Ins soul 
 heart knoweth his own 3. 
 
 7 ’ 00' ‘Polish son is 3. to her that bare him 
 Isa. 08. 1.5. go softly all my life in 3. of my soul 
 1^. behold, lor peace I had ereat ^ 
 
 \ afflicted, and she is in 3. 
 
 hath tilled me with 3. he hath made 
 
 01 A ■ ‘ nie.aw-ay, and I Avent in 3. 
 
 ^1. 6. and with 3. sigh before their eyes 
 27. 31. they shall weep for thee with b, 
 nos. 12. t 14. I phraim [irovoked him with 3. 
 
 '‘s one that is in 3. for 
 
 Acts 8. 2.3. I perceive thou art in the gall of 3 
 
 is full of cursing and 3. 
 
 Jt k ^ pot away irom you 
 
 l.l€b, 1^. ij. lest any root ot h, sprinsiii '*'ud 
 C- -r BLACK ' ” 
 
 aignuies, i/ic so called, which is opposite to 
 
 white. Mat. 5.36. 
 
 t is applied, fl] To the church, whose outward 
 oeauty IS often eclipsed by reason of infirmities, 
 ^^•sndals, reproaches, and persecutions. Cant. 1. 
 
 J-'J the, Jews, whose countenance changed 
 and turned black, like persons ready to be 
 strangled, being struck with terror at the ap- 
 sni,,-!'^rj,^'l'‘^,f P;dgments, .Joel 2. 6. Nah. 2. 
 iu. L.jj lo hell, the place of extreme darknes. 
 horror, and misery, .Iiide 13. 
 
 ^nd that there is no 3. hair in it 
 67. and there is 3 hair grown np Ihcrein 
 
 I* was 3. with clouds 
 
 n fflY upon me, my hones burnt 
 
 the evening, in the 3. and dark night 
 ^ ^ '^ooiely, O daughters of J erus. 
 
 0. look not upon me, because I am 3. 
 
 ]■ oZ a raven 
 
 n I*’*'* heavens shall be 3. 
 
 Ju*' ^ ^''1 ''“'■t, I am 3 
 
 14.2. the gates thereot languish, they are 3, 
 
 pYZ -h WHS 3. like an oven 
 
 S'r.V.‘;V f«used r.ebanon to be 3. for him 
 r I u second chariot 3. horses 
 
 north country 
 
 Mni s' inofit that we walked in 3. ? 
 
 not make one hair white or 3. 
 
 10’ ti" t>cheld, and lo a 3. horse 
 
 U. tlie sun became 3. as sackcloth of hair 
 r , , Bl.ACKEH. 
 
 4 .0. their visage is 3. than a coal 
 
 BLACKLSII. 
 
 Job 6. 16. which are 3. by reason of the ic« 
 BLACKNES.S. 
 
 Job 3. 5. let the 3. of the day terrify it 
 Isa. 5l). 3. 1 clothe the heavens with 3. 
 
 Lam. 4. t 8. their visage is darker than 3. 
 
 Joel 2. 6 . all faces shall gather 3. Nab. 2. 10. 
 
 JJeb. 12. 18. ye are not come to 3. and darkness 
 Jude 13. to whom is re.served 3. of darkness 
 BLADE. 
 
 Judg. 3. 22. the haft also went in after the 3. 
 
 Job 31. 22. then let my arm fall from my shoulder-3. 
 Mat. 13. 26. when the 3. was sprung up, Mark 4. 28. 
 . BLAIN.S. 
 
 Exod. 9. 9. a boil breaking forth with 3. 10. 
 
 ^ . blaTvie. 
 
 Gen. 43. 9. then let me bear the 3. for es'er, 44. 32. 
 
 ~ Cor. 8. 20. avoiding that no man should 3. us 
 Eph. 1.4. holy and Avithout 3. before him in love 
 
 blamed. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 3. no offence, that the ministry he not 3. 
 Gal. 2.11. Avithstood him, becau.se he Avas to be 3. 
 BEAMELE.SS. 
 
 Gen. 44.10. he shall be my servant, ye shall be 3. 
 Josh. 2. 17. we AA'ill be 3. of this thine oath 
 'Itiflg. 15. .3. noAv shall 1 be more 3. than Philistines 
 Mat. 12. 5. the priests profane sabbath, and are 3. 
 Luke\. 6. Avalking in ordinances of the Lord 3. 
 
 B^^that ye may be 3. in the day of the Lord 
 Phil. 2.15. that ye inay be 3. and harmless 
 3. 6. touching the rigliteousness in the laAv 3. 
 
 1 jhess. 5. 23. spirit, soul, and body, be preserved 3. 
 1 Itm. 3. 2. a bishop then must he 3. Tit. 1. 7. 
 
 10. use t!ie office ot a deacon, being found 3. 
 si' ® ffl charge, that they may be 3. 
 
 1 It. 1. 6. it any be 3. the husband of one Avife 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 14. ye may be found Avithout spot and 3 
 BLA.SPHEME 
 
 Signifies, [1] To speak evil of God, Rom. 2. 24, 
 
 1 It. 2. 5. [2] To rail against and deny the 
 
 Holy Apirit out of malice. Mat. 
 
 2 Sctni. 12.14. occasion to enemies of the T^ord to 3. 
 
 \ Kings 21.10. thou didst 3. Cod and the king, 13. 
 .P.fir/. 74. 10. shall the enemy 3. thy name for ever ’ 
 jlifl-r^ 3. 28. AvhereAvith soever they shall 3. 
 
 29. but he that shall 3. against the Holy Ghost 
 Acts 26. 11. and 1 compelled them to 3. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. £0. that they may learn not to 3. 
 
 Jam. 2. 7. do not they 3. that Avorthv name 
 Rev. 13. 6. to 3. his name and his tabernacle 
 
 BLA.SPHEMED. 
 
 Lev. 24. 11. the Israeliti.sh woman’s son 3. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 6. Avith Avhicli the servants of the king of 
 
 Assyria liaA'e 3. me, 22. l>.a 37 6 23 
 Psal. 74.18. the foolish peoiile have 3. thv name 
 Isa. .52. 5. my name continually every d'ay is 3 
 65. 7. have burnt incense, and 3. me on the hills 
 Esek. 20. 27. in this your fathers have 3. me 
 xicts 18. 6. when they opposed themselves and 3 
 Rom. 2. 24. tor the name of God is 3. through you 
 tm. 6.1. name ot God and his doctrine be not 3 
 
 1 It. 2. 5. that the word of God be not 3. 
 
 Rev. 16. 9. men were scorched Avitli heat, and 3. 
 
 11. 3. the God ot heaA'en because of their pains 
 21. men 3. God because of the plague of hail 
 BLASPHEMES I', El 11. 
 
 Zfi'. 24. 16. Avhoso 3. the I.ord, be put to death 
 Pf^nl- 44. 16. tor the voice of him that 3. 
 
 Mat. 9. 3. certain of the scribes said, this man 3 
 John 10. 36. whom the Father sanctified, thou 3 
 BLASPHEMING. 
 
 Acts 13. 45. spoken of Paul, contiadicting and 3 
 BI.ASPHEMER, S. 
 
 Acts 19. 37. Avhich are not 3. of your goddess 
 
 1 Tini. 1.13. Avho Avas before a 3. and a persecutor 
 
 2 1 im. 3. 2. m the last days men shall be 3. 
 BLASPHE.MY. 
 
 2 T\ mgs 19. 3. this day is a day of 3. Isa. 37. 3. 
 
 TliaC. 12. .31. all mannerof 3. shall he forgiA’en but 
 3. against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven 
 26. 65. he hath spoken 3. behold, hoav yeliaA^e 
 
 T\f 00 7 C7U , I'eard liis 3. iiw-14.64. 
 
 Mnrkff. 22. out of the heart ot men proceed 3 
 John 10. 33. Ave stone thee not, but for 3. 
 
 Co/. 3. 8. but noAvyou also put oft'malice, 3 
 Rev. 2. 9. I knoAV 3. of tliem that say they are JeAvs 
 13.1. and upon his heads is the name of 3. 
 
 6. and he opened his mouth in 3. against God 
 BI.A SPII I'.M I f'S. 
 
 Ezek. .35.12. know that I have heard all thy 3. 
 
 Mat. 15.19. out of tlie heart proceed thefts, b 
 Mark". 7 . why doth this man thus speak 3 
 3.28. and 3. Avherewith they shall blaspheme 
 Luke 5. 21. Avho is this Avhich .speaketh 3. ? 
 
 Rev. 13. 5. Avas a mouth gi' en lum speaking 3 
 BLASPHEMOU.S. 
 
 Acts 6 . n. Ave have, heard him speak 3. Avords 
 13. this man ceaseth not to siieak 3. Avonis 
 BLA.SPH EMOU.SLY. 
 
 Luke 22. 65. many other tilings 3. spake thev 
 . . BLA.S'l' 
 
 Sipnfies, [1] Wind and frosts that immediately fol¬ 
 low ram, and are very destructive to fruits Gen 
 
 r f Jn'’ B- B7. m A blowing in horns, .1 osli 
 0. o. 1.3J God s anger and power, t'xod. 15 8 
 
 2 Sam. 22 16. lob 4. 9. [4] A violent, sudden 
 and terrible stroke lent by God upon the wicked, 
 
 ^ Kinusiy, 7 . [6] The furious temptations vf men 
 
 and the devif Isn. Co. 4 . 
 
 Exod. lb. 8 . with 3. of thv nostrils the waters Avere 
 .losh. 6 . 5. Avhen they make a long 3. Avitli horns 
 Q,i>am. 22 . 16. at rebuke of the I.ord, at the 3 . of 
 the breath of his nostrils, Psal. 18. 15 
 
 'ri f •'Sennacherib,/jrt.37.7 
 
 Job 4. 9. by the 3. ot (70(i they (lerisli 
 Isa. 25. 4. when the 3. of the terrible is as a storm 
 BLA.vri’.D. 
 
 Gen. 41. 6. thin ears 3. Avith the east Avind. "3 "7 
 2 19.26. as corn 3. before groAvn, .37 "7 
 
 _ BI.AS'l'lNG. • < 
 
 De^it. 28. 22. the Lord shall smite thee Avitli 3, 
 
 BLE 
 
 1 VingsS. .37. if there be 3. mildew, 2 Chron 6 ‘’8 
 xlrnosA. 9. 1 have smitten you Avith 3. and mildew 
 Uag. 2. 17. I smote you Avith 3. and mildew 
 7 BLAZE. 
 
 Mark 1. 45. he began to 3. abroad the m.atter 
 BI.EA lING, S. 
 
 Judg, 5.16. abodest in sbeeiifolds to hear 3. of flocks 
 1 o/z//?. 15. 14. what nieaiieth this b. ot the sheep" 
 
 „ , blemish. 
 
 Liod. 12. 5. lamb shall be withont3. a male of first 
 00 1 I JB IB. I 23. 12. Rum. 6. 14. 
 
 29. 1. take a young hullot k and two rains Avitliout 
 r. 1 5. 15, 18. I 6. 6. I 9. 2. Ezek. 46. 4. 
 
 Rev. 1. 3. otter a male Avithout 3. lo. I 4. 23. | 00 40 
 i’ "'I’Cjj'fyX'Hli; or female Avithout 3. 6. 
 
 4. .7. a bullock without 3 Deut. 17. 1. Ezek. 45.13. 
 hniijr a kid, a teinale without b. 
 
 nl' n* U X ‘ approach. Cl. C3. 
 
 22. 20. but whatsoever hath a 3. that shall ye not 
 offer, it sliall not be <icc(‘|)tal)le. Dent. J.5. 21. 
 .1. in peace offering and free-Avill offering no 3.* 
 cause a 3. in his neigdihour 
 20. as he hath caused a 3. in a man, so shall it be 
 nn'U 2. they bring a red lieifer Avitlioiit3. 
 
 *9. *. one bullock, one rain, seven lambs without 3. 
 ^ ^arn. 14. 2.5. there \vas no 3. in Absalom 
 Dan. 1. 4. cliildmi in Avhoin Avasno 3. 
 
 I'dm. 5. 27. that it should be lioly and Avithoiit 3. 
 
 1 Pet, 1.19. as of a lamb Avithout 3. and spot 
 ^ . BI.E.MI.MIKS. 
 
 nF>' they shall not be accepted 
 
 «. Ret. ... 13. sjiots they are and 3. sporting 
 T , B LE^.S 
 
 Is referred, I. To God; and signifies, [1] To 
 bestow plenty of temporal good things upon a per- 
 "'"7 make his affairs prosperous and smeess- 
 Jul, Gen. 30. 27. 1 3'9. 5. [2] To bestow both tem- 
 Iffi'al and spiritual blessings upon a person, (,en 
 Biih. 1. 3. [.3J To make one 
 
 perjectly happy ui the full enjoyment of himself 
 in heaven, Hev. 14. 1.3. [4] lo consecrate and set 
 any thing Jur an holy and sacred use, Gen. 
 ». 3. l:.xod. 20. 11. [5] To give power of pro¬ 
 creation uud fruitfulness, so as the creatures might 
 multiply their kind, G\ia. 1. 22. [6] To endue 
 
 one with an heroic spirit, singular valour, miracu¬ 
 lous strength oj bwly, and all other gifts and 
 graces necessary to his calling, .liidg. 13. 24. 11 
 Jo Christ ; «;/(/signifies, [1] 'Jo give thanks to 
 isod the lather in a special manner, and pray for 
 his blessing, thereby paying the homage of his 
 human nature to his lather. Mat. 14. 19. Mark 
 6. 41. [2] 'To commend others to God in prayer, 
 as he Was man, Mark 10. 16. [3] Powerfully and 
 c.gcctually to work on men fur their conversion, 
 .fo as to save them from their sins. Acts 3. 26. 
 111. To men; and signifies, [1] Jo extol and 
 praise God jor the infinite excellencies and 
 perfections of his nature, Psal. lO-l. 1. \ 148. 1, 
 
 2. [2] Jo give t/iunls to God for his mercies and 
 benefits to us, Psal. 16. 7. 103. 1, 2. [3] To 
 
 proncunce a .wlemu, extraordinary, and pro¬ 
 phetical benediction upon a person, whereby the 
 holy patriarchs, by God's appointment, and with 
 his concurrence, did declare and constitute one 
 of their sons as heir, not only of their inherit¬ 
 ance, hut of the promises and blessings of the 
 covenant which God made with them and their 
 jathers ; bath praying for, and foretelling, those 
 blessings which God would confer upon them, Gen. 
 27- 4, 25, .30. [-1] J'o salute persons, to wish them 
 peace and prosperity, Gen. 47, 7. 1 .‘Sam. 13. + 
 10. Psal. 129. 8. [5J J'o pray to God in behalf 
 
 ot others, that he may bestow his hlessing upon 
 21. 2 .Sam. 6. 18. Luke 6. 
 -M. L6J Jo account and reckon oneself happy in 
 having God for his God, Isa. 65. 16. .ler. 4. 2. 
 [7J Jo applaud oneself as a wise and happy 
 person, taking outward prosperity for an aroii- 
 ment of God's love and favour, Psal. 49. 18. 78] 
 
 Jo flatter oneself with the hopes of impunity, 
 as if Liod did not take notice of sin, and either 
 or would not, punish sinners, Deut. 
 
 God hath promised to bless, [1] Such as put their 
 tni.<it in him, Psal. 2. 12. [2] Such as fear him, 
 arid walk m his ways, Psal. 128. 1. [.3] tiuch as 
 Lrod chooses and causes' to draw nigh to him in the 
 duties of his worship, Psal. 65. 4. [4] Such as 
 have the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ wrought 
 tn them by the Spirit of God, i\lat. 16. I7. [5] 
 Such as mourn for their sins and spiritual wants. 
 Mat. 5. 4. [6] Such as are humble and lowly in 
 mind, affection, and conversation, who are sensible 
 of their lost and undone condition in themselves, 
 VZ- own inability to help themselves. 
 
 Mat. o. ,3. [7] Such as are gentle, patient, and 
 qmct-spirited ; who murmur not against God, but 
 submit to all his corrections ; and who quarrel not 
 ^>th, wer revenge themselves of, those that wrong 
 them, Rl'At. 5. 5. [8] Such as hunger and thirst 
 offer Christ and his benejits ; after freedom from 
 stu, and holiness of life. Mat. 5. 6. [9] Such who, 
 being inwardly affected with the miseries of 
 others, doj'eltev-e them according to their ability, 
 i\Iat. 5. 7- [!(*] Snch as love and labiur for 
 
 peace amoiw all that are at oddsy whether icith 
 (lod, zvtth thenhsclveSy or one-with anothery Mat. 5. 
 
 9. [11] Sveh as are sincere^ whose hearts and 
 course of life agree with their profession, Psal. 
 119.1. [12] Such as d) not as.\octnte themselves 
 With the wicked, nor follow their evil instigations 
 or examples, Psal. 1. 1. [13] Such whose trans¬ 
 gressions are forgiven, whose sin is pardoned, 
 P.sal. .32. 1. [I t] Such as do net censure or con¬ 
 demn a person under sickness or affliction, as if he 
 was wicked or hated of God. but pity and relieve 
 him, Psal. 41.1. 
 
 BEli.S.S, C'od beinn agent. 
 
 Gen. 12. 2. the l ord said. 1 will b. thee, 26. 3, 21. 
 
 3. I A\ill 3. them that bless thee, and curse him 
 
 17- 16. 1 A^'ill 3. her, and give thee a son of her 
 
 29 
 
BLE 
 
 BLE 
 
 BLE 
 
 Gen. 22. 17. in blessing 1 will h. thee, lleh, 6. 14. 
 28. .■}. Clod almishty thee, and niultiply tliee 
 
 32. 26. 1 will not let thee go, except thou d. me 
 48. 16. A. the lads, and let my name be named 
 4y. 25. by tlie Almighty who shall 6. thee 
 
 I'hod. 20. 21.1 will come to thee, and 1 will b. thee 
 23.25. he shall b. thy bread and tiiy water 
 li'ii/n. 6. 21. the Lord b. thee and kee|) thee 
 27. put my name on Israel, and 1 will b. them 
 
 21. 1. saw that it pleased the l/ird to b. Israel 
 Deut. 1. 11. and b. you as he hath promised you 
 
 7. 13. he will b. thee, b. the fruit ot thy womb 
 
 14. 29. that the Lonl may b. thee, 23. 20. | 21. 19. 
 
 15. 4. shall be no poor, tor the I ord shall b. thee 
 10. for this thing the Lord thy God shall/>. thee 
 18. the Lord thv God shall b. thee in all, .30, 16. 
 
 16.15. because the l.ord shall b. thee in all 
 26. 15. look down and b. thy peoide Isracd 
 28. 8. he shall b. thee in the land he giveth 
 
 12. and to b. all the work of thine hand 
 
 33. 11. b. Lord, his substance, and accept 
 Jiutb 2. 4. saying, the Lord b. thee, Jei .31. 23. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 29. therefore now let it please thee to b. 
 
 the house of thy servant, 1 Cbrim. IT- 27. 
 1 Chron. 4. 10. O that thou woiddest b. me indeed 
 /*.(•«/. 5. 12. thou, l.ord, wilt b. the riehteous 
 
 28. 9. save thy people, b. thine inheritance 
 
 29. 11. the Lord will b. his people with peace 
 
 67. 1. ' >od, even our own God, shall b. us, 6, 7- 
 115. 12. the l.ord will b. us, he will b. the house 
 
 of Israel, he will b. the house of Aaron 
 
 13. he will b. them that fear the Lord 
 128. 5. the Lord shall b. thee out of /ion 
 
 132.15. I will abundantly b. her provision 
 131. 3. the Lord b. thee out of /ion 
 
 Isa. 19. 55. whom the L.ord of hosts shall b. 
 
 Hag. 2. 19. from this day will 1 b. you 
 Acts 3. 26. sent him to b. you in turning you 
 HLL'S.S, God being the, object. 
 
 Heut. 8. 10. art full, then thou shall b. the Lord 
 Judg. 5. 9. b. ye the l.ord, Psa/. 103. 21. 1 13L 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 20. David said,now A. L.ord your God 
 Nell. 9. 5. stand up and b. Lord for ever and ever 
 /*.(«/.16.7. I willA. Lord who hath 9 i'ven me counsel 
 
 26. 12. in the congregations will I b. the Lord 
 .34.1. I will b. the l.ord at all times 
 
 6.3. 4. thus will L b. thee while I live 
 
 66. 8. O b. our God, make his praise to be heard 
 
 68. 26. b. ye God in the congregations, even 
 96. 2. sinsrtothe Lord, b. his name, shew forth 
 100. 4. he thankful to him, b. his name, 103.1. 
 
 103. 1. b. the Lord, O my soul, 2. 22. • 104.1, .3,5, 
 
 20. b. the Lord, ye his angels 1;21. b. ye his hosts 
 
 22. b. the Lord all his works in all places 
 115.18. we will b. the Lord fro)n this time 
 
 134. 2. lift up y'our hands, and b. the Lord 
 
 135. 19. b. the Lord, O bouse of Israel, b. the 
 
 Lord, O house of Aaron 
 
 20. O Levi, j^e that fear the Lord, b. the l.ord 
 145. 1.1 will b. thy name for ever and ever 
 
 2. every day will 1 b. thee, and praise thy name 
 10. O Lord, thy saints sliall b. thee 
 
 21. let all flesh h. hi.s holy name for ever 
 Jain. 3. 9. therewith b. we God, even the L-’ather 
 
 BL.ES.S, man agent and object. 
 
 Gen. 27- 4. my soul may b. thee before 1 die, 25. 
 
 34. b. me, even me also, O my father, .38. 
 
 48. 9. bring them to me, and 1 will b. them 
 
 20. in thee shall Israel b. saying, God make thee 
 Ejod. 12. 32. take flocks and begone, and b. me also 
 Nnm. 6. 23. on this wise ye shall b. Israel 
 
 23. 20. 1 have received commandment to b. 
 
 25. neither curse them nor b. them at all 
 
 Heut. 10.8. the L.ord separated Levi to b. 21.5. 
 
 24. 13. sleep in his own raiment, and b. thee 
 
 27. 12. these shall stand on mount Gerizim, to b. 
 
 29.19. heareth words of this curse, he b. himself 
 Josh. 8. .3.3. as Moses l ommanded they should b. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 13. because he doth b. the sacrifice' 
 
 1.3. +10. Saul went to meet Samuel to h. him 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. then David returned to b. his house¬ 
 
 hold, 1 Chron. 16. 43. 
 8.10. Toi sent .Toram his son to b. David 
 21. 3. that ye may b. the inheritance of the T.ord 
 1 Kings 1.47. servants came tp b. our J^rd k. David 
 1 Chron. 23.13. and to b. in his name for ever 
 Psal. t')2. 4. they b. with their mouths, but curse 
 109. 28. let them curse, but b. thou 
 129.8. we b. you in the name of the T.ord 
 Prov. 30.11. there is a generation that curseth their 
 father, and doth not b. their mother 
 Ha. 65.16. shall b. himself in the God of truth 
 Jer.A. 2. the nations shall b. themselves in him 
 Mat. 5. 44. b. them that curse you, I.ide h. 28. 
 Pom. 12.14. A. those persecute you, b. tmd curse not 
 1 Cor. 4.12. being reviled we b. being persecuted 
 14. 16. else when thou shall b. withdhe spii it 
 BLf'.SS. 
 
 1 Cor. 10, 16 the cup of blessing which we b. 
 
 BLES.SI',!), man agent and object. 
 
 Gen. 14. 19. Melchisedek b. Abram, and said, b. be 
 24. 61). they b. Itebekah, and said unto her 
 
 27. 23. so Isaac b. .Tacob, and said, 27. 
 
 29. and b. be he that blesseth thee 
 
 33. I have b. him, yea, and he shall be b. 
 
 41. the blessing wherewitli his father b. him 
 
 28. 1. Isaac called .lacoh, b. him, and charged him 
 6. as he b. him he gave him a charge, lleb. 11. 20. 
 
 .30.13. f()r the daughters will call me b. 
 
 .31. 55. kissed his sons and daughters, and b. them 
 47. 7. Jacob b. l^haraoh, 10. I| 48. 15. he b. loseph 
 
 48.20. Jacob A. Manasseh and Ephraim, i/cA.11.21. 
 
 49. 28. .lacob A. his sons, every cn^ he A. 
 
 Prod. 39. 43. and Moses A. them. Dent. .33. 1. 
 
 Lev. 9. 22. Aaron lift up his hands and A. them 
 
 23. Moses and Aaron A. the people 
 
 Nnm. 22. 6. I wot that he whom thou blessest is A. 
 23.11. thou hast A. them altogether, 24.10. 
 
 Heut. 33. 20. A. be he that enlargeth Gad 
 
 24. let Asher be A. with children 
 
 Josh. 14. 1.3. Joshua A. Caleb, and gave him TTebron 
 22.6. Joshua A. them, and sent them away, 7. 
 
 30 
 
 Josh. 24. 10. therefore Balaam A. you still 
 .fudg. 5. 24. A. above women shall .lael be 
 Ruth 2. 19. A. be he that took knowledge of thee 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 20. E.li A. F.lkanah and his vvite Hannah 
 
 25. .33. A. be thy advice, and A. be thou who kept 
 
 26. 25. Saul said, A. be thou, my son David 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 18. David A. the people, 1 Chron. 16. 2. 
 13.25. howbeit he would not go, but A. him 
 
 19. 39. the king kissed Harzillai, and A. him 
 1 Kings 2. 45. and king Solomon shall be A. 
 
 8.14. king Solomon A. all the congregation, 55. 
 
 66. congregation A. Solomon, 2 Chron. 6. 3. 
 
 2Chri<n. .30.27. priests anrl Leyites A. the people 
 Neh. 11. 2. people A. all that willingly ofl'ered 
 Job 29.11. when the ear heard me, it A. me 
 .31.20. if his loins have not A. me 
 Psal. 49.18. while he lived he A. his soul 
 72. 17. men shall be A. in him, nations call him A. 
 
 118. 26. A. be he that cometh in name of the Ix)rd, 
 
 we have A. vou out of house of the Lord 
 Prov. 31. 28. her children arise, and call her A. 
 Keel. 10.17. A. art thou, () land, when thy king 
 Cant. 6. 9- the daughters saw her, and A. her 
 Jsa. 66. 3. that burneth incense, as if he A. an idol 
 Jer. 20. 14. let not the day my mother bare me be A. 
 JMal. 3.12. and all nations snail call you A. 
 
 Mark 11.10. A. be the kingdom of our father 
 Lukel. 48. all generations shall call me A. 
 
 2. 34. Sime<)n A. them, and said to Mary 
 A' ts 20. .35. it is more A. to give than to receive 
 Tit. 2.13. looking for that A. hope and appearing 
 Heb.T. 1. Melchisedek met Abraham anti b. him, 6. 
 7. without contradiction the less is A. of the better 
 BI./I‘'.SSI',D, God the agent. 
 
 Gen.X. 22. God A. them, saying, be fruitfid,28. | 5.2. 
 
 2. 3. and Goil A. the seventh da3', Exnd. 20. 11. 
 
 9.1. andGod A. Noah and his sons, and said to them 
 12. 3. in thee shall all families be A. 18. 18. | 22. 
 
 18.1 26. 4.1 28. 14. Acts 3. 25. Gal. .3. 8. 
 17. 20. T have A. Ishmael l| 24.1. Lord A. Abraham 
 
 24. 31. and he said, come in thou A. of the I>ord 
 25.11. after death of A bi’am,God A. Isaac, 26. 12. 
 
 26. 29. thou art now the A. ot the T.ord 
 
 27. 27. the smell of afield which the Ix)rd hath A. 
 
 30. 27. that the Lord hath A. me for thy sake 
 
 30. the Lord hath A. thee since my coming 
 .32.29. and he A. Jacob there, 35. 9.1 48. 3. 
 
 39. 5. that the T^rd A. the Egyptian’s hou.se 
 Elnm. 22. 12. shall not curse, tor the people are A. 
 23. 20. he hath A. and 1 cannot reverse it 
 Dent. 2. 7- thy God hath A. thee, 12.7- I 15.14. 116. 
 7. 14. thou shall be A. above all people [10. 
 
 14. 24. if place be too far, when the Lord hath A. 
 
 28. 3. A. siialt thou be in the city, A. in the field 
 4. A. shall be fruit of thy body || 5. A. thy basket 
 
 .33. 1.3. of Joseph he said, A. of the l.ord be his 
 Josh. 17. 14. forasmuch as the I.ord hath A. me 
 Jtidg. 13. 24. Samson grew, and the Lord A. him 
 17. 2. A. be thou of Lmrd, Rnt/i 3.10. 1 Sam. 15.13. 
 Ruth 2. 20. A. be he of the Lord who hath not 
 
 3. 10. A. be thou of the T.ord, my daughter 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 21. A. bej'e of tl'.e l.ord, 2 Sam. 2. 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 11. the Tjord A. Obed-edom, and all his 
 
 household, 12.1 Citron. 13.14. | 26. 5. 
 7. 29. the house of thy servant be A. forever 
 
 1 Chron. 1". 27. blessest, O 1 ord, and itshall be A, 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 10. the Lord hath A. his people 
 Job 1. 10. thou hast A. the work ofhis hands 
 
 42. 12. the T.ord A. the latter end of Job 
 Psal. 21. 6. for thou hast made him most A. 
 
 33. 12. A. is the nation whose God is the T.ord 
 37- 22. for such as be A. of him shall inherit 
 26. he is merciful and lendeth, and his seed is A. 
 41. 2. the T.ord will keep him, and he shall be A. 
 45. 2.tlierefore God h.ath A. thee for ever 
 89. 15. A. is the people that know the joyful sound 
 112. 2. the generation of the upright shidl be A. 
 115.15. you are A. of the L.ord who made heaven 
 
 119. 1. A. ai'e the undefiled in the way 
 128. 1. A. is eveiy one that feareth the T.ord 
 
 4. thus shall the man be A. that feareth the Lord 
 147. 13. he hath A. tfij’ children within thee 
 Prov. 5. 18. let thy fountain be A. and rejoice 
 10.7. the memory of the just is A. 
 
 20. 7- the just man’s children are A. after him 
 
 21. but the end thereof shall not be A. 
 
 22. 9. he that hath a bountiful ej’e shall be 
 Ha. 19. 25. saying', A be Egj-pt mj’ peop.e 
 
 51.2. for I called him alone and A. niir 
 61.9. they are the seen the T.ord hath A. 65. 23. 
 Mat. 5. 3. A. are the poor m spirit || 5. A. are the meex 
 7. A. are the merciful 1 8. A. are the pure in heart 
 9. A. are the peace makers II10. A. are persecuted 
 
 I, 3. 16. A. are your eyes, for they see, Luke 10. 23. 
 14. 19. he A. and brake, and gave the loaves, 26. 26. 
 
 Markfo. 41.1 14. 22. Luke 9. 16. 1 24. 30. 
 16.17. Jesus said, A. arttl.ou, Simon Bar-jona 
 24.46. A. is that servant, Luke 12.43. 
 
 25. 34. come, ye A. of my Father, inherit kingaom 
 Mark 10. 16. took them up in his arms, and A. tliem 
 
 14. 61. thou art Ghrist, the Son of the A. 
 
 Luke 1. 28. A. art thou among women, 42. 
 
 45. A. is she that believed 1| 6. 20. A. lie ye poor 
 
 II. 27 . A. is the womb that bare thee, and paps 
 12.37. A. are those servants whom the Lord when 
 
 he cometh shall find w'atching, 38. 
 
 14.14. thou shall be A. they cannot recompense 
 
 19. 38. A. be the Lving that cometh in name of Lord 
 
 23. 29. A. are the barren that never bare 
 
 24. 50. lie A. them P 51. while he A. them 
 Gal. 3. 9. they are A. wdth faithful Abraham 
 Fph- 1- 3. who hath A. us w ith spiritual blessings 
 Jam. 1.25. this man shall be A. in his deed 
 Rev. 14. 13. A. are the dead that die in the Lord 
 
 BT.ESSED, God the object. 
 
 Gen. 9. 26. he said, A. be the I ord, 24. 27- Fxod. 
 18. 10. Riith 4. 14. 1 Sam. 25. 32. 39. 2 Sam. 
 18. 28. 1 Kings 1. 48. | 5. 7-18. 15, 56. 1 10. 9. 
 1 Chron. 16. 36. 2 Chron. 2. 12.16. 4.1 9. 8. 
 F.ira 7. 27. Psal. 28. 6. | .31. 21.1 41. 13. | 68. 
 19.1 72. 18.1 89. 52.1 106. 48.1 124. 6.1 135. 
 
 21. 1144. 1. 2ec/j. 11. 5. Luke 1. 68. 
 
 Gen. 14. 20. A. be most high God who delivered 
 Josh. 22. 33. and the children of Israel A. God 
 2 Sam. 22. 47. and A. be my rock, Psal. 18. 46. 
 
 1 Chr. 29. 10. David A. the lx)rd, A. thou, O Lord 
 
 20. all the congregation A. the J.ord God 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 26. for there they A. the Lord 
 
 31. 8. when they saw the heaps, they A. the Lord 
 Neh. 8. 6. and Lzra A. the J.ord, the great God 
 
 9. 5. A. be thy glorious name, Psal. 72. 19. 
 
 Job 1. 21. A. be the name of the Lord, Psal. 113. 2. 
 P.sal. 66. 20. A. be God, 68. 35. 2 Cor. 1. 3. 
 
 119.12. A. art thou, O I..onl, teach me thy statutes 
 Fzek. .3. 12. saying, A. l)e the glorv of the l.ord 
 Dan. 2. 19. Daniel A. the God of heaven, 20. 
 
 4. .34. Nebuchadnezzar A. the most High 
 l.uke 2. 28. took him in his arms and A. God 
 John 12. 1.3. A. is the King of Israel that cometh 
 Jlom. 1. 25. than the Creator, who is A. for ever 
 9. 5. Christ, who is over all, God A. for e\er 
 2 Cor. 11. 31. is A. for evermore, knoweth I lie not 
 Fph. 1. 3. A. be the Father of our hc.r<\, 1 Pet. 1. 3. 
 1 Jim. 1. 11. the glorious gospel of the A. God 
 6. 15. who is the A. and only I'otentate 
 BLE’/b.SL.D are they. 
 
 Psal. 2. 12. A. are they that put their trust in him 
 84. 4. A. are they that dw'ell in thy house 
 106.3. A. are they that keep judgment at all times 
 119. 2. A. are they that keep his testimonies 
 Prov. 8. .32. for A. are they that keep my ways 
 Ha. 30. 18. A. are they that wait for him 
 Mat. 5.4. A. are theyWvAi mourn, shall be comforted 
 6. A. are they w ho hunger l! 10. w ho are persecutefJ 
 Tatke 11.28. yea, rather A. are they that hear the woi d 
 .John 20. 29. A. are th y tl-.at have not seen, believed 
 Jlom. 4. 7. A. are they whose iniuuities are forgiven 
 Rev. 19. 9. A. are they w ho are called to the marriage 
 
 supper 
 
 22. 14, A. are they that do his commandments 
 B L E.-S-S IL.l are ye. 
 
 Ha. 32. 20. A. are ye that sow beside all w'afers 
 Mat. 5. 11. A. are ye when men shall revile you 
 Luke 6. 21. A. are ye that hunger now, ye shall be 
 filled ; A. are ye that weep now', for ye shall laugh 
 22. A. are ye when men shall hate you 
 BLES.SF.D is he. 
 
 Nnm. 24. 9. b. is he that blesseth thee, and cursed 
 Psal. 32. 1. A. is Ae whose transgression is forgiven 
 41. 1. A. is he that considereth the poor 
 Han. 12. 12. A. is he that waiteth, cometh to daj's 
 Mat. 11. 6. and A. is he whosoever shall not be 
 offended in me, Luke 7. 2.3. 
 
 21. 9. A. is he tliat cometh in the name of the l^ord, 
 
 23. 39. Mark 11. 9. Luke 13. 35. 
 Luke 14.15. A. is he that shall eat bread in kingdom 
 Jlev. 1. 3. b. is he that readeth, an<l they that hear 
 16. 15. A. is he that watcheth, and keepeth 
 20. 6. A. is he that hath part in the first resurrection 
 
 22. 7. A. is he that keepeth sayings of the prophecy 
 
 BL/E.S.SED is the man. 
 
 Psal. 1 1. A. is the man that walketh not in counsel 
 
 32. 2. A. is the man to who'.n the Lord imputetli 
 
 not iniquity, Rom. 4. 8. 
 34.8. A. is man that trusteth in him,84.12. Jer. I7.7. 
 40, 4. A. is the man that maketh the Lord his trust 
 65.4. A. M the man w’hom thou cl'.oosest, and causest 
 84. 5. A. is the man whose strength is in thee 
 
 94.12. A. tV the man whom thou chastenest, O Lord 
 112.1. A. is the man that feareth I.crd, that delights 
 
 J^rov. 8. .34. A. is the man that heareth me, watching 
 Tsa. 56. 2. A. is the man that doth this, and son of man 
 .lam. 1. 12. A. is the man that enduretJi temptation 
 BLESSEDNE.'^S. 
 
 Rom. 4. 6. even as David describeth the A. 
 
 9. cometh this A. on the circumcision only.’ 
 
 Gal. 4 15. where is then the A. ye spake of? 
 Bf.ES.SE.ST. 
 
 Num. 22. 6.1 wot that he w hom thou A. is blessed 
 1 Chr. 17. 27. thou A. O Lord, and itshall be blessed 
 Psal. 65. 10. thou A. the springing thereof 
 B LK.S.S I-. 1 11. 
 
 Gen. 27. 29. blessed is he that A. thee, Num. 24. 9. 
 Deut. 15. 6. thy God A. thee as he promised 
 JNa/. 10. .3. A. covetous whom the Lord abhorreth 
 l('-7. 38. he A. them so that they are multiplied 
 Prov. 3. 33. but he A. the habitation of the just 
 27- 14. he that A. his friend with a loud voice 
 Isa. 65. 16. he who A. himself in the earth 
 BLE.SSING 
 
 Signifies, [1] The favour, kindness, and goodness rf 
 God, tnaking ichat his people do to succeed and 
 prosper. Psal. 3. 8. [2] All good things, gij'ts, 
 graces, and jmvileges, ichich God bestous upon his 
 people, tvhethcr spiritual or t, mporal, svhether they 
 respect die soul, or the body, this present life, or 
 that uhich ts to come, Deut. 28. 2. Fsal. 24.5. Isa. 
 44. 3. E'ph. 1. 3. [3] The means cf conveying a 
 blessing to others, Tsa. 19. 24. Thus the Jetes are 
 called a Blessing, because Chri.st teas to be born of 
 them, and the go.^pel-church and ordinances were 
 first established among them, and by them conveyed 
 to the Gentiles. [4] IVishing, praying for, and 
 endeavouring the good of our enemies, 1 Pet. 3. 9- 
 [5] Alms, bounty, or liberality, 2 Cor. 9. ■*’5. [6] 
 A gift, or present. Gen. 33. 11. 2 Kings 5. 15. 
 Thou Shalt be a blessing. Gen. 12. 2. Thim shah 
 he a means of conveying blessedness, (.1] To thy 
 posterity, tcho shall be blessed for thy .sake. [2] 
 'J'o thy friends and servants, tcho shall he blessed 
 by thy instruction and example. [3] To all the 
 tcorld, by being the progenitor of Christ, and an 
 eminent pattern of faith and holiness to all. 
 
 Leave a blessing behind him, .TH 2. 14. Reserve 
 some of the fruits cf the earth from the common de¬ 
 struction, for their support, and his oum worship. 
 The blessing of Abraham, Gal. 3. 14. The bless¬ 
 ing conferred on Abraham, namely, jiL'tification 
 and reconciliation with God, through faith in the 
 blood of Chri.st. 
 
 Gen. 12. 2. 1 will bless thee, thou shall be a A. 
 
 22. 17. that in A. I will bless tliee, lleb. 6. 14. 
 
 27. 12. I shall bring a curse on me, and not a A. 
 
 35. thy brother bath taken away tliy A. 
 
BLI 
 
 BLO 
 
 Oen/17.'V\, Eshu said, hast thou but one i.my father.'* 
 
 28. 4. Goil give thee the b. of Abraham 
 
 3.'5. 11 . take, I pray thee, my b. that is brouffht 
 39. 5. the b. of the Lord was on all that he had 
 49. 28. every one according to his b. he blessed 
 
 jLxorf. 3?. 29. then he may bestow on you a b. 
 
 ■Lev. 25. 21. then will 1 command inv b. on you 
 JJeut. 11.26. behold, I set before yoii a b. 30. 19. 
 27 • a if ve obey the commandments of the Lord 
 
 29. thoushalt put the b. on mount Gerizim 
 
 12 . 15. according to the 5. of the Ixird, 16. 17 
 
 23. 5. the Lord turned the curse into a h. 
 
 28. 8 . I.ord shall command a b. on store house 
 33. J. this is the b. wherewith Moses blessed, 7 
 
 16. let the h come upon the head of Joseph 
 23. Naphtah full with the A. of the f ord 
 Jo.'tli. 15. 19. answered, give me a. b. Jvdg. 1. 15. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.*5. 27. tliis b. thy handmaid hath brought 
 
 30. t 26. behold a h. for you from the spoil 
 
 2 Smn. 7 . 29. with thy b. let my house be blessed 
 2 Kings 5. 15. I i>ray thee take a b. of thy servant 
 
 18. t 31. make with me a b. and come out to me, 
 and eat of his own vine, Isa. 36. 16. 
 Kelt. 9 . 5. which is exalted above all h. and praise 
 
 13. 2. our (iod turned the curse into a b. 
 
 Job 29 . 13. the b. of him that svas ready to perish 
 Psal. .3. 8. th.\' b. is upon thy people 
 
 24. 5. he shall receive the b. from the Lord 
 109 .17- as he delighted not in h. let it be far 
 129 . 8. the b. of the Ixird be upon you 
 133. 3. there I ord commanded the b. even life 
 
 Prov. 10. 22. the b. of the I xn d inaketh rich 
 
 11. 11. by the b. of the upright the city is exalted 
 + 25. the soul of b. shall be made fat 
 26. but a b. on the heail of him that selleth it 
 24. 25. a good b. shall come on them that rebuke 
 Isa. 19. 24. even a b. in the midst of the land 
 44. 3. and 1 will pour my b. on thy offsprino' 
 
 65. 8. destroy it not, for a b. is in it “ 
 
 Ezek. 34. 26. 1 will make them and the places 
 altout my hill a h. there shall be showers of b 
 ^. 30 . he may cause the h. to rest in thy house 
 Joels. 14. it he will leave a b. behind him 
 ^ech. 8. 13. 1 will save you, and ye shall be a b. 
 Mai. 3. 10. open heaven, and pour you out a b. 
 Ivke 24.53. m the temple praising and b. God 
 itc/w. 15. 29 . in the fulness of the b. of the gospel 
 ICor. 10 . 3 b. the cup of which we bless 
 Gff/. 3. 14. that the b. of Abraham might come 
 ^ Cor. 9. 5. make up beforehand yourdJ. 
 
 Peb. 6. 7- for the earth receiveth h. from God 
 12.17. when he would have inherited the b. 
 
 Jam.^. 10. of the same mouth proceed b. and cursing 
 1 Pet. 3. 9 . but contrariwise b. knowing that ye are 
 Tj thereunto called, that ye should inherit a b 
 liev. j, 12. worthy to receive honour, glory, b. 
 
 13. b. to him that sitteth on the throne 
 7 .12. b. and glory to our God for ever and ever 
 _ BI.E.''.SIKGS. 
 
 Oen. 49 .25. Almighty w ho shall bless fhee with b. 
 
 I above, b. of the deep, b. of the breasts 
 
 2b. 1 ^. of thy father prevailed above the b. of my 
 Pent. >8. 2. all these b. shall come on fhee, if 
 
 8.34. afterwards he read the b. and cursings 
 PsaJ. 21. 3. for thou preventest him with the b. 
 
 T 6. thou hast set him to he b. for e er 
 
 00 '’o head of the .fust 
 
 28. vO. a faitlitul man shall abound with b. 
 vh ?• o* ^ send aciirse, and will curse your 3. 
 JLpn, 1 . 3. who hath bu'ssed us with all spiritual b, 
 
 _ , ^ . BI.LW, Perb. 
 
 Josh. 6.8. priests passed on before the Lord and b. 
 
 X of ■ ^ trumpet in the mount 
 
 n ‘^.P'rd coiiie on Gideon, and he b. a trumpet 
 7 . 19 . they b. the trumpets and brake, 2o, 22. 
 
 1 Sam. 13.3. BauU saying, let the Hebrews hear 
 on T’cil 3^' • ^ h u:npet, 18. 16. I 20. 22. 
 
 ^ Henjamite b. a trumpet and said 
 1 Anigs 1. 39 . they b. the trumpet, peoole said, God 
 nr . ■'Solomon, 2 Kings 9. 13. | 11 . 14 . 
 
 .flier. 7 . 2 n. -vvinds b. and beat on that house, 27. 
 
 JoAn 0^18. the sea arose hy a creat-wind that b. 
 
 Acts 2i . 13. when the south-wind b. "8 13 
 
 «• -fi , r 
 
 Mmihes, [1] Sveh as are deprived cf natvral sight, 
 ^hn 9 . 1 . Acts 13. 11. [2] Suck tvhose jvdg- 
 
 ments are so cornipted by taking of gifts, that 
 they caytnot or will not discern between right and 
 
 are wtljnUy and obitinately ignorant, in matters 
 that concern salvation. Mat. 15. 14. [4] 6 mc/% 
 
 ^ tlirmigli simplicity and ignorance are easily 
 ■misted and seduced by the pernicious counsel of 
 others. Dent. 27. 18. _ Mat. 15. 14. ^ 
 
 ^ tguorant ministers, Isa. 
 
 ^L}}j I *■''/ deceitful teachers, who are 
 blpided by their own interest against any con 
 rtction, Isa. 42. 19. Mat. 23. 16. [.3] To an 
 ignorant people. Mat. 15. 14. Lorn. 2. 19 
 
 rU'i "•‘‘i knowledge and faith of 
 
 t^hrist, notwithstanding the clear discoveries of 
 the ■way oj salvation m the gospel, 2 Cor. 4. 4 . 
 
 W .to such as live in hatred, 1 John 2. 11. 161 
 do pjc/i as are self-conceited, being puffed up with 
 'ittalifications and attain- 
 
 mtiiiSy j\ev, 3 . 1 ^. 
 
 l|-"*^'omaketh the seeing or the b. t 
 oisa' P^*^ astumblimi-block before b. 
 
 Zo io’ °r,. shall not offer 
 
 j.'- offer the b. to the Lord, Deut. 15 
 
 the b. to wander 
 
 2 ^ noon day, as b. gropeth in darkness 
 
 H. smiteth the lame and b. hated of David, the 
 Job 90 lAnot come into house 
 pLlVfh fh to the lame 
 
 90 Cord openeth the eyes of the b. 
 
 49 ' ®y®® ot the b. shall see, 35 . 5 . 
 
 ^16K ^ to open the b. eyes 
 
 18' hear ^ '^®y "ot 
 
 near, ye deaf, look, ye b. that ye may see 
 
 BLO 
 
 Isa. 42. 19 .. who is b. but my servant ? who is b. as he 
 
 40 0 u ^ Lord’s servant r 
 
 43 .8. bring forth the b. people that have eyes 
 56.10. his watchmen are b. they are all ignorant 
 59. 10. we grope for the wall like the b. 
 
 Jer. 31.8. i will gather with them the b. and lame 
 Lam. -4.14. they ■wandered as b. men in the streets 
 /.eph. 1. 17. that they shall walk like b. men 
 Mai. 1.8._it ye offer the 5. for sacrifice is it not evil ^ 
 Mat. 9. 27 . two h. mi‘n followed him, crying, 20. .3'). 
 11. 5. the b. receive their sight, 12.22 J ukel 2^ " 
 15. 14. they be b. leaders of the h. if the b. lead tiie 
 "• shall fall into the ditch, Luke 5. .39. 
 16. W'o to you, ye h. guides, which say 
 1(. ye tools and b, whether is j^eater, 
 
 26 . thou b. Pharisee, cleanse first within 
 Mark^. 2.3. and he took the b. man by the hand 
 10. 46. b. Bartimeus sat by the way side beo^gin" 
 Luke 4.18. to preadi recovery of sight to the 'b^ “ 
 
 7 . 21. .to many that were b. he gave sight 
 14.1.3. when thou makest a feast, call the b. 
 
 John o. 3. m these lay a great multitude of b. 
 
 9. 1. he saw a man that was b. from his birth 
 .39. that they which see might he made b 
 40. are we b. also || 41. if ye were b. 
 
 10. 21. can a devil open the eyes of the b. ? 
 
 ■^tts 13.11. thou shaft be b. not seeing the sun 
 Rom. 2. 19. art confident thou art a guide to the b. 
 
 - Pet. 1. 9. he that lacketh these things is b. 
 
 Rev. 3, 17 . and knowest not that thou art b 
 
 ^ BLLLD, Verb. 
 
 JJeut. 16.19. a gift doth b. the eyes of the wise 
 
 1 .^am. 12. 3. of whom received 1 a bribe to b 
 
 BLINDED, ETll. 
 
 T^xod, £3. 8. take no gift, tor a gift b. the wise 
 Jer. 5£. t 11. then he b. the eyes of /edekiah 
 John 12. 40. he hath A. their eyes, and hardened 
 Rtjff. 11. 7. election hath obtained, the rest are b. 
 
 2 Cer. 3. 14. but tlieir minds were b. 
 
 4. 4. in whom god of this world hath b. the minds 
 
 1 John 2. 11. because darkness hath b. his eves 
 
 BLINDFOLDED. 
 
 Luke 22. 64. when they had b. liim, they struck 
 BLINDNESS. 
 
 Gen. 19. 11. smote the men at the door with b. 
 
 Pent. 28.28. the Lord shall smite thee with b. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 18. Elisha prayed, smite this people, 1 
 
 pray thee, with b. and he smote them with b. 
 Zech. 12. 4. 1 will smite every horse with b 
 Maik .3. t 5. being grieved for their b. of heart 
 
 jj 4V men M. iieais 
 
 Jfom. 11. 2o. b. m part has happened to Israel 
 Lp/t. 4. 18. because of the b. of their hea^t 
 
 Block, idee .Stumbling. 
 
 „. .. BLOOD 
 
 ‘''i?nifies, [1] A warm red liquor or humour circu¬ 
 lating through the whole ody, Exod. 29. 12. 
 [2] Peath, slaughter, or murder, together with 
 the ginjt jollowmg fipon it, Gen. 4. 10. I\iat. 27. 
 24. [3] fhe punishment or vengeance due for 
 the shedding of blood. Mat. 27 . 25. [4] That 
 
 which Vlas bought or purchased with the price of 
 blood. Acts 1. 19. [5] Wealth, goods, or money 
 got by taking away the lives of the innocent, and 
 then seizing ■upon their estates, Nah. 3. 10. flab 
 -■ guilt and punishment of sin 
 
 Acts 18. 6. [7] 1 alien nature, Ezek. 16. 6. 
 
 John 1. 13. [8] The first man Adam, who was 
 the root or stock from which all mankind de 
 scended. Acts 17. 26. [9] Human reason or wis 
 *w. Mat. 16. 17 . [10] The juice of grapes, Gen 
 fly. 11. [llj A sacramental symbol and rer.re- 
 sentation of the blood of Christ, Mat. 26. 28 fl^’T 
 I he death and sufferings of Christ, liom. 3 25 " 
 
 I •■). 9. Eph. ]. 7 . 
 
 The Wood ot the covenant, Ileb. 10. 29. The blood 
 oJ Cnrisf whereby the new covenant or testament 
 and ratified. 
 
 rl here mark'd with + it is in the Original BT.OODS 
 Gen 4 t 10, the voice of thy brotlicr's b. cripth ' 
 
 9. 4. the life which is the b. shall you not eat 
 
 ^'1 I require 
 
 .^.31. they killed a kid and dipped the coat in h 
 Jffod. 4. 9. water shall become b. on the dry land 
 in n the waters shall be turned into b. 
 nZ' shall be tor a token, when 1 see h. 
 
 nrV i?' t not offer the b. with leaven, 34. 25. 
 
 29 . 21. thou Shalt take of the b. upon the altar 
 the b. ot it was not brought in 
 
 10. 19. and if the issue in her flesh shall be b. 
 
 11. 4. 6. shall be imputed unto that man 
 
 in the that maketh an atonement 
 
 19. 16. not stand against the b. of thy neighbour 
 
 A ww. 23. 24. and drink the b. of the slain 
 
 .3.3. not cleansed hut by the b. of him that shed it 
 Ptvt. 17 . 8 . matter between b. and b. 2 Chron. 19.10. 
 21 . 8 . and the <5. shall be forgiven them 
 00 ' H battlement, that thou brine not 3 , 
 
 T J avenge the 3, of his servants 
 
 1 their/i. be laid upon Abimelech 
 
 1 6am. 26. 20. let not iny b. fall to the earth 
 
 ^ oo”‘c upon thy head 
 
 ~... horn the b. ot the slain, from the fat 
 3. t 28. 1 and my kingdom guiltless from the b. 
 o' * 1 G come out, coiiie out, thou man of />. 
 
 8. the ^rd hath returned upon thee all the b. 
 
 A»’asa wallowed in b. in the highway 
 z3.1(. IS notthis tlie 5. ot the men? 1 CAr. 11 . 19 , 
 
 ^ *^’® c*f war on his girdle 
 
 . 17 . thy A shall be on thy head, Ezek. 33.'4. 
 
 18. 28. till thei^. gushed out upon them 
 ~ ^^® ;^^ 9 ^^utcssaw the waters red as h. 
 
 ~3. niey said, tin's is b. the kings are surely slaiii 
 9. f 26. I have seen the b. of IS aboth, b. of his sons 
 Job 16. 18. O earth, cover not thou my b. 
 
 .39. 30. the eagles' young ones also suck up b. 
 
 Psal. .30. 9. what profit is there in Iny b. / 
 
 50.1.3. or will I drink the b. of goals ' 
 
 58. ](). righteous wash his feet in the h. of wicked 
 m. 2.3. toot may be dipped in the b. of thy enemy 
 7^. 14. precious shall their 3. be in liis sight 
 Prov. 28. 17 . that doth violence to the b. of any 
 Isa. 1.115. your hands are full of b. 
 
 Isa. A. 4. the Lord shall purge the h. of Jerusalem 
 9^5. with noise, and garments rolled in h. wash ve 
 
 lo. 9. the waters of Dimon shall be full of b 
 26. t 21 . the earth shall disclose her h. 
 
 3 {. 1 15. tJiat stoppeth his ear from hearin« b 
 
 31. .3. the mountains shall lie melted with their 5. 
 
 1 o' ol ^ciund the b. ot the poor innocents 
 18' 21 . pour out their b. by the force of the sword 
 48' 10 . cursed he he that keepeth his sword from b. 
 of. 35. my h be on the inhabitants of ( lialdea 
 tyTi' 1 ' *hey have polluted themselves with b. 
 nn Pu Ppplcncc and b. pass through tliee 
 9. J- the land is full ot b. anil the citv is full of 
 lA A 'r®'" i f^icy uiioh it in b. 
 
 'r^ u^”'* ‘®® thou wast in thy b. live 
 
 3 k' ^ ^^y thee 
 
 io ‘J’®® ttitury and jealousy 
 
 18. W. It he teget a son that is a shedder of b 
 
 i!’®’ ®hall he upon him 
 19.10. thy mother is like a vine in thy b 
 
 21..32.thy A.shall bemtheiTiidstofthelaiid co 13 
 
 22 .3. the city sheddeth b. in the midst of it’ 
 
 2.3. . 37 . and h. is in their hands, 45 . 
 
 24. 8 . 1 have set her h. on the top of a rock 
 28. 2.3. for I will send b. into her streets 
 .32. 6 . I wil also water with thy b. the land 
 oo. 6 . saith the Lord, I will prepai'e thee to b. thou 
 .... , hast not hated b. even h. shall pursue tliee 
 
 rj ' * y® o<^CTmy bread, the fat and the b. 15. 
 
 y®^ I avenge the b. of Jezreel 
 
 4. + 2. they break out, and b. toucheth b. 
 
 Joel 2. 30. b. fire, and pillars of smoke. Acts 2.19. 
 
 31. the moon shall be turned info 5. AetjJ "v 
 3. 21. 1 wdl cdeanse their b. that 1 have not c leansed 
 
 iiPrn'o(' he poured out as dast 
 
 Mat. 9. -a behold a woman diseased with an issue 
 1 A oif-twelveyprs, iU«//{:5.25. Luke 8.43. 
 i* • revealed it to thee 
 
 piU'takers in the 3. of the prophets 
 So. from the 3. of righteous Abel, Luke 11 . 51 
 * 0 . 28. my 3, of the new testament, Mark 14. 24.' 
 
 . 0 . not to P»it into treasury,because it is price of 3 . 
 8 . was called the field ot b. to this day. Acts 1 19 
 24. 1 am innocent of the b. of this just person 
 oo In Vi’"' hose 5. Pilate hadmmgled with sacrifices 
 22.20. the. new testament in my b. 1 Cor. 11.25 
 ^44 his sweat was as great drops of b. failin''-' 
 aohn l. 13. which were born not of b. nor flesli’ 
 o. 54' who eateth my fiesh and di inketh mv b 56 
 in ^!?h IS meat, and my b. is drink'-indeed 
 
 19. 34. toi thwith came thereout b. and water 
 Acts 5. 28. ye intend to bring this man’s b. on us 
 
 15. 20. that they abstain from b. 29. \ 21. 25. 
 il' 2 ^' hath made of one;5. all nations* 
 on' h® O'’-'" licads, 1 am clean 
 
 20. 26. I am pure from the b. of all men 
 
 1 A ?oilty of the body and b. of the T.ord 
 
 15. 50. flesh and b. cannot inherit the kiii'^dom 
 
 Ip;i. 6. 12 . we wrestle not asaiiist flesh and b. 
 
 HA n P®^®® ^hro’ b. of his cross 
 
 Heb. 2.14. the children are partakers of flesh and b 
 9.7. not without A. which he oflered for himself 
 
 12 . nor by the /i. ()f goats, but by his own b. 
 
 13. It tne b. or bulls and goats sanctifieth 
 20 . this is the b. of the testament God enjoined 
 22 . without shedding of b. there is no leniLssion 
 
 10.19. to enter into the holiest by the b. of lesus 
 
 11 . 28. he kept the passover, and sprinkling of b 
 
 ' ^®, y®*^ resisted unto b. strivinn- 
 
 24. to the b. ot sprinkling that speaketh better 
 13.11. whose b. IS brought info the sanctuary 
 1 Pet. 1 . 2. and sprinkling of the b. of Jesus Christ 
 1 John 1. 7 . tne b. ot .1 esus Christ cleanseth us from 
 
 5. 6 . this is he tnal came hy water and b 
 8 . three in eartli, the Spirit, tlie water, and b. 
 
 Rev. 5. 9. tho>. hast redeemed uS to (iod by thy b 
 6. 10 . how long dost thou not avenge our b. ? 
 
 12 . the sun was black, and the moon b“came as h 
 i. 14. made them white in the b. cf the Lamb 
 8 . 8 . the third part of the sea became b. 16. 3 
 IJ. 6 . have power to turn the waters into h 
 12 . 11 . they overcame him by the b. of the Lamb 
 34. 20. and b. came out of the wine-press 
 16. 6 . and thou hast given them b. to drink 
 
 18. 24. in her was found the b. of the prophets 
 
 19. 2 . he hath avenged the b. of his servants 
 
 13. he v/as clothed with a vesture dipped in b. 
 
 6’ee Avesgkr, Rf.vengbk. 
 
 BLOOD be upon. 
 
 Lev. 20.9. that curseth his father, his h. be upon him 
 11. incest II 1.3. sodomy, their b, be upon them 
 36. bestiality || G7. wizard, their b. be upon them 
 Pent. 19.10. innocent A. shed, and .so be upon thee 
 Lzek. 18.1.3. done abominations, his b. be upon him 
 33. 5. took not warning, his b. shall be upon him 
 BLOOD, with bullock. 
 
 Exod. 29.12. take h. ot bullock, I^v. 4 .5. | 16.14,18. 
 L.ev. 4.7. poiiriJ. of bullock ■eJ. liottom of the attar 
 lb. 15. (to with that as he did with b. of the bullock 
 Isa. 1 . 11 . I delight not in b. of bullocks or of lambs 
 Bl.OOD of Christ. 
 
 iCor. 10.16. is it not communion of fhe b. ofChri.it ? 
 I'ph. 2. 1.3. were far off, are made nigh bv h. i f i'hrist 
 Heh. 9.14. how much more shall b. of Christ purge ' 
 
 1 I^ei. 1 .19. butwith i)recioiisi5.'/CflH.i/asota lamb 
 IJohn 1 . 7 . the b. of C'/iH.'r cleanseth ns from all sin 
 Bl.OOD of the Covenant. 
 
 Iffod.24.8. Moses said, behold the h. of the covenant 
 Zech. 9 . 11 . as for thee also by the h. of covenant 
 Heh. 10.29. hath counted h. of cov. an unholy thing 
 13. 20. througli the b. of the everlasting covenant 
 H 1 . 001 ), with fa/. 
 
 I.ev. 3. 17 . a sftttute that ye eat neither fat nor h. 
 
 7. 26. ye shall eat no manner of h. of fowl or htasf, 
 
 27 .1 17 . 14. Pent. 12. 16. 23. | 15. 23. 
 
 27 . that thatsoul shall be cut off. 17 Jo 
 
 1 6am. 14. .32. the peo[)le did e.^/t them with the 6 ' 
 
 Ezek. 33. 25. ye eat with b. luid lif t up your eves 
 
 y-:>r BLOOD. ^ 
 
 Kum. 35. 33. not pollute land, /hr b. if defileth land 
 
 2 6am. 3. 27. he died/er the b. of Asahel his brother 
 2 Chron. 21. 25. for the b. of the sous of .lehoiada 
 
 31 
 
B LO 
 
 BLO 
 
 BOD 
 
 Psal. 9. j!?. when he maketh inquisition/or h. 
 Ptov. 1.11. they say, come let ns lay wait/or h. 18. 
 
 12. C. the wonis ot wicked are to lie in wait for b. 
 Mic. 7. 2. they all lie in wait for h. tliey hunt 
 
 lUs ilL(K)t). 
 
 Cen. 7 , 1 . 2t). if we stay oni brother and conceal hisb. 
 42. 22. tlierefore behold his b. is recinired 
 Josh. 2. 19. his h. shall be upon his liead 
 Z^am.A. 11. shall 1 not require/ji.f/5. of 3'Our hand ? 
 1 Kings 2. .‘52. I ord shall return his b. on his head 
 Kzek. 3.18. shall die in his iniquity', but//fj b. will 
 1 lequire at thy hand, 20. | 33. 4, fi, 8. 
 IIos. 12. 14. therefore shall he leave his h. on him 
 y.ech. 9. +7. take away his b. out of his mouth 
 Mat. 27.25. hisb. be on ns and our children 
 Jicts 20. 28. church lie hath purchased with his b. 
 Horn. 3. 25. a propitiation throush faith in his b. 
 
 5. 9. much more beinir now justified by his h. 
 
 Jfih. 1. 7. we have redempdon thro’ his b. (:ol.\. 14. 
 Jleb. 9. 12. but by his own b. he entered in once 
 
 13. 12. that he mi"ht sanctify the people witli his b. 
 Rev. 1. 5. and washed us from our sins in his b. 
 
 Inw'cent 15 LOO 11. 
 
 Rent. 19-10. that innocent h. be not shed in the land 
 13. thou shalt put away guilt of innocent h. 21. 9. 
 21.8. lay woi mnocent b. to thy people’s charjre 
 1 Kam. 19. 5. w'ilt thou sin against innocent b. to slay 
 
 1 Kings 2. 31. take away iniwcent b. that .loab shed 
 
 2 Kings‘1\. 16. Manassehshed innocent b. 24. 4. 
 P.sai. 91. 21. they gather and condemn innocent b. 
 
 106. 3^5. shed innocent b. even b. of sons and daugli. 
 Prov. 6.17. 1 orO hateth hands that shed innocent b. 
 Isa. 59. 7. and they make haste to shed innocent h. 
 Jer. 7. 6. if ye oppress not, shed not innocent b. 22. 3. 
 
 22. 17. thine ejuis and heart are to shed innocent b. 
 26. 15. ye shall surely bring innoc. b. on yourselves 
 Joel 3.19. because they have shed innocent h. in land 
 Jonah 1.14.0 Lord,we beseech, lay noton us iinwc.b. 
 Mat. 27.4.1 sinned in that 1 have betrayed imioc. b. 
 Shed Bl-OOD. 
 
 Oen. 0 . 6 . who sheddeth man’s b. by man his b. be shed 
 37. 22. Reuben said to them, shed no b. 
 prod. 22. 2. there shall no b. be shed for him 
 3. if the sun be risen upon him, b. be .v/ierfforhim 
 Per. 17. 4. he hath shed b. that man shall be cut off 
 Jswn. 35. 33. land not cleansed of h. shed but by b. 
 Dent. 21. 7. f^ur hands have not shed this b. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 26. withholden from coining to shed b. 
 
 1 Kings Q.i>. whom he slew and shed b. of war in peace 
 
 1 Chron. 22.8. because thou hast shed h. much h. 28.3. 
 Psal. 79. 3. their h. like water round lerusalem 
 
 10. known by revenging b. of thj^ servants shed 
 Prov. 1.16. they make haste to shedb. Rom. 3.15. 
 
 I, ant. 4. 13. prophets that have shed the b. of the just 
 Kzek. 16. .3}5. judge thee as women i\\?ttshedb. 23. 45. 
 
 22. 4. art become guilty in thy h. thou hast shed 
 
 6. the princes in thee to their power to shed h. 
 
 23. 45. after the manner of women that shed b. 
 
 .33. 25. ye shed b. and shall ye possess the land i 
 .35. 5. because thou hast shed b. of children of Israel 
 .36. 18. poured fury on them for the b. they shed 
 
 Mat. 2.3. .35. on you come all the righteous b. shed 
 Mark 14.24. this is my b. which is shed, Lnke 22. 20. 
 Jjuke 11. 50. b. of all the jirophets which was shed 
 Acts 22. 20. when the b. of Stephen was shed 
 Rev. 16. 6. for they have shed fhe b. of the saints 
 Sprinkle BLOOD. 
 
 Exod. 29.16. take the ram's b. and sprinkle it on altar 
 20. shalt sprinkle, b. on altar round about, Lev. 
 1. 5. 11. 1 3. 2, 8, 13. 1 7. 2. 117. 6. Nnm. 
 
 18. 17. 
 
 Eev. 4. 6. jiriest sp. b. seven times, 17.116.14,19. 
 5. 9. sprinkle, h. of sin-offering on side of the altar 
 7.14. it shall be the priest’s that .sprinkle the h. 
 Knm. 19. 4. sprinkle of the b. before the tabernacle 
 
 2 Kings 16.15. sprinkle on it the b. of burnt-offering 
 Esek. 43.18. when make an altar to spr. b. thereon 
 
 BLOOD sprinkled. 
 
 E.iod. 1 \.&. halfof/a Moses.tp. onallar, Lev.Q. 19,24. 
 
 8. Moses took the b. and spritilled on the people 
 Lev. 6.27. w'hen there is sprinkled h. on any garment 
 
 8. .30. l^Ioses took of the h. and sprinkled oii’Aaron 
 9.12. Aaron’s sons presented him b. he sprinkled,'i?,. 
 2 Kings 9.33. some of A thalia’n’s h. .sprinkledon wall 
 
 16. 13. Ahaz sprinkled the b. of his peace-offering 
 2 ('hron. 29. 22. sprinkled the Is. of bullocks, .30.16. 
 
 .35.11. the priests sprinkled the b. from their hands 
 Isa. 63. 3. their b. shall be .sprinkled on my garment 
 Ilcb. 9. 21. he sprinkled wdth b. the tabernacle 
 With BT.OOD. 
 
 Fjxod. .30. 10. Aaron shall make atonement w?V/( b. 
 
 J. ev. 14. 52. cleanse the house tcith b. of the bird 
 19. 26. ye shall not eat any thing rvith b. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 9. his hoary head bring thou down with h. 
 Psal. 106. 38. and the land was polluted tvith b. 
 Z((z.34.6. sword of Lord tilled with h. made fatwithb 
 
 7. and their land shall be soaked with h. 
 
 49. 26. they shall be drunken with their own b. 
 
 59. 3. for your hands are defiled with b. 
 
 Jer. 19. 4. tilled this place with the h. of innocents 
 46. 10. it shall be made drunk with their h. 
 
 Lam. 4. 14. they have polluted themselves with b. 
 Ezek. 3t5. 22. T will plead against him n ith b. 
 
 J/o.s. Cl. 8. Gilead is a city polluted with b. 
 
 Mtc. 3.10. they build up /nonwith b. and .lerusalem 
 Hah. 2.12. wo to him that buildeth a town with b. 
 Cial. 1. 16. immediately 1 conferred not with b. 
 Ileb. 9. 22. all things are by the law purged with b. 
 Rev. 8. 7. followed hail and fire, mingled with b. 
 
 17. 6. saw the woman drunken with b. of the saints 
 
 BLOOD-GGILI IMvSS. 
 
 Psal. 51. 14. deliver me from b.-gviltiness, O God 
 BLOOD-THlU.s‘['Y. 
 
 Prov, 29- 10. the b.-thirsty hate the upright 
 BLOODY. 
 
 Exod. 4. 25. surely a b. husband art thou to me, 26. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 7. .81111061 said, come out, thou b. man 
 21.1. the famine is for Saul, and his b. house 
 
 J^sal. 5. 6. the Ixird will abhor the b. man 
 26. 9. gather not my life with h. men 
 55. 23. men shalfnot live out half their days 
 59. 2. deliver me, and save me from b. men 
 
 Psal. 139.19. depart from me tlierefore, ye 4. men 
 Etek.1. 23. for the laiui is full of b. crimes 
 22. 2. son of man, wilt thou judge the b. city I 
 
 24. 6. wo to the b. city, 9. Kah. 3. 1. 
 
 Acts 28. 8. father of Publius lay sick of a h. flux 
 Rl.OOM RD. 
 
 Ntim. 17.8. Aaron’s rod b. blossoms and almonds 
 BLO.SSO.M 
 
 Signifies, [1] A flower of a tree or plant, ('ten. 40. 
 10. [2] To prut forth into flowers or blos.soms. 
 Mum. 17. 5. flab. .3. 17. [3] 'To increase, 
 
 flouiisli, and vrosper. Isa. 27- 6. | 35.1,2. 
 
 Their riwt shall be as roftenne.ss, and their blossom 
 shall go up as dust, Isa. 5. 24. that is. Utter 
 destruction .shall seiie. upon them ; they shall be 
 destroyed both root and branch. 
 
 The rod hath blossomed, Ltek. 7. 10. The in.stru- 
 tnent that (lod will make use tf for your torrection 
 is ready made andpnparcd. 
 
 (ien. ‘40. 10. her b. shot forth, and the clusters 
 Isa. 5. 24. and their b. shall go up as dust 
 HLGSSO.M.T'.D. 
 
 Kvm. 17. 5. the man’s rod whom 1 choose shall b. 
 I'a.QI. C). Israel shall 4. and bud, ami fill the world 
 35. 1. the desert shall rejoice and b. as the rose 
 _2. it shall b. abundantly and rejoice wdth joy 
 F.zek. 7. 10. the rod hath b. pride hath budded 
 JIos. 14. t 5. and he shall b. as the lily 
 flab. 3. 17. altho’ the tig tree shall not 4. nor fruit 
 B.LOf 
 
 Signifies, [1] Ccn ure, scorn, or reproach, Prov. 9. 7- 
 [2] Unjust gain, which is a blemish, scandal, and 
 disgrace to a person, .lob 31. 7- 
 Blot me out of thy book, 1 xod. 32. 32. Blot me 
 out of the book of life, out of the cata 'ogue or 
 number of those that shall be saved; let me die 
 rather than .see the evil that shall come to this 
 people, if thou do not forgive them. IVherein 
 Moses does not express what he thought might 
 be dime, but rather wishcth. if it were po.s.sible, 
 that God would accept of him as a sacrifice in 
 their stead, and by his utter destruction and 
 annihilation prevent so great a mischief to them ; 
 In which he was a type of Ghri.st, who laid 
 dozen his life, and was ma.de a curse for us, 
 G-a\. .3. 13. 
 
 That I may blot out their name from under heaven. 
 Dent. 9. 14. That I may utterly destroy and 
 consume them, and make their name to be for¬ 
 gotten among men. 
 
 Blot out my transgressions, Psal. 51. 1. Sins 
 are compared to aebts. Mat. 6. 12. which are 
 written in the creditor's hook, and cro.ssed or 
 blotted out token they are paid. Men's sins are 
 written in the book of God's remembrance or ac¬ 
 counts, out of which all men shall be judged 
 hereafter. Rev. 20. 12. and when sinis pardoned, 
 it is said to he blotted out, Isa. 44. 22. and not 
 to be found any more, though it should be sought 
 for, .Ter. 5*). 20. 
 
 Vleut. .32.15. their 4. is not of his children 
 Job .31. 7- if any 4. hath cleaved to my hands 
 Prov. 9. 7* that rebuketh the wicked, getteth a 4. 
 Br.O'J out. 
 
 Gen. 7 . + 4. every living thing will T 4. out 
 Exod. .32. .32. and if not, 4. me out of thy book 
 33. W'hosoever hath sinned, him wdll I 4. out 
 Num. 5. 23. shall 4. them out w ith bitter w ater 
 Dent. 9.14. let me alone that I may 4. out their name 
 
 25. 19. shall 4. out the remembrance ofAmalek 
 29. 20. the I.ord shall 4. out his name from under h. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 27. said not, that he would 4. out Israel 
 Psal. .51. 1. have mercy, O God, 4. cut transgress. 
 
 9. hide my sins, and 4. owr all mine iniquities 
 ,Ter. 18. 2.3. nor 4. their sin from thy sight 
 Rev. 3. 5.1 will not 4. his name out of book of life 
 HI.OTI ED. 
 
 Neh. 4. 5. let not their sin be 4. out from before tliee 
 Psal. 69.28. let them be 4. out of book of the living 
 109.1.3. postei'ity cut oft', let their name be 4. out 
 
 14. let not the sin of his mother be 4. out 
 Isa. 44. 22.1 have 4. out as a thick cloud 
 Acts 3. 19. repent, that y’oursins may be 4. out 
 15 LOT I'Ll II, IMG. 
 
 Tsa. 43. 25. T am he that 4. out thy transgressions 
 Col. 2. 14. 4. out the hand-w'ritlng of ordinances 
 15I,()W 
 
 Signifies, A stroke, calamity, or judgment, such as 
 sword, or famine, which God inflicts upon a people 
 for their sins, Jer. 14. 17. 
 
 Awake, O north-w ind, and blow upon my garden, 
 Kv.. Cant. 4. 16. I.ct the Holy Spirit in his 
 several operations, both convincing and mortifying, 
 and also comforting, stir up and quicken my heart 
 and .soul, that the graces that are in me may be 
 quickpied and exercised. 
 
 The wind bloweth where it listeth ; so is every 
 man fliat is born of fhe Spirit, John .3. 8. xis 
 there are many things in nature, particularly the 
 wind, which arc evident in their effects, yet no 
 man can give a clear and full account of them, 
 man's reason cannot reach to know from whence 
 the Wind rises, from how great a distance it comes, 
 or how far it goes r so is this spiritual change 
 wrought freely, where, in whom, when, and in 
 what measure, the Spirit pleases ; atid also power¬ 
 fully, so as to make an evident, sensible change; 
 though the manner thereof be incomprehensible, it 
 is known by the effects. 
 
 I did blow upon it. Hag, 1. 9. I did blast it, 
 that it did you no good. 
 
 A fire not blowm. Job 20. 26. Some heavy judg¬ 
 ment that comes no man knows hozc, 
 
 Psal. 39. 10. 1 am consumed by the 4. of thy hand 
 Jer. 14. 17. people is broken with a grievous 4. 
 Blow, Kerb. 
 
 Exod. 15. 10. thou didst 4. with thy wind 
 
 Num. 10. 5. when ye 4. an alarm, camps shall go, 6. 
 
 9. then ye shall 4. an alarm with frumpefs 
 Judg. 7. It'l. when I 4. with a trumpet, tlien 4. ye 
 Psal. 78. 26. he caused an east-wind to 4. in heaven 
 147. 18. causeth his wind to 4. and waters flow 
 
 Cant. 4,16. come, thou south, 4. upon my garoen 
 Isa. 40. 24. he shall also 4. upon them, shall wither 
 Ezek. 21. 31. 1 will 4. against thee, 22. 21. 
 
 Hos. 5. 8. 4. ye the cornet in Gil)eah, cry aloud 
 Hag. 1. 9. when ye brought it, 1 did 4. ui>on it 
 Luke 12. 5.5. when ye see the south-wind o. 
 
 Rev. 7. 1. tliat wind should not 4. on the earth 
 See 'Lk t MPi.T. 
 
 Br.OWI I It. 
 
 Isa. 40. 7. because the Spii itof the I>ord 4. on it 
 51. 16. I have created the smith that 4. the coals 
 John 3. 8. the wind 4. where it listeth, thou hearest 
 BLOWN. 
 
 JohQ.0. 26. a fire not 4. shall consume him 
 Mai. 1. +13. whereas ye might have 4. it away 
 BLIE. 
 
 Exod. 25. 4. 4. purple, scarlet, 26.1,31, .36. 1 27.16. 
 2t?. .31. make the robe of the ephod of 4. .‘19. 22. 
 
 39. 3. they cut gold into wires to work it in the 4. 
 Num. 15. .‘18. put on the fringes a ribband of 4. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 7- send a man l unning to work in 4.14. 
 E-ith. 1.6. 4. hangings, a pavement of 4. marble 
 
 8. 15. Mordecai went in royal apparel of 4. 
 
 Ezek. 2.3. 6. the Assyrians were clothed with 4. 
 
 Nee Pliii’Li;. Ci.oTH, L.tcE, Loops. 
 BLUENESS. 
 
 Prov. 20. 30. 4. of a w'ound cleanseth away evil 
 BLUM’. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 10. if iron be 4. ami he do not w het it 
 BLUSH. 
 
 Ezra 9. 6. 1 4. to lift up my face to thee, my God 
 Jer. 6. 15. not ashamed, nor could they 4. 8. 12. 
 BOAR. 
 
 Psal. 80. 13. 4. out of the wood doth waste it 
 BOA It D, .S. 
 
 F.xod. 26. 29. shalt overlay 4. with gold, .36. .34. 
 
 27. 8. hollow with 4. shalt thou make it, 36. ;14. 
 
 .36. .30. under every 4. were two sockets 
 Num. 3. 36. under custody of .Merari shall l/e 4. 
 i'ant. 8. 9. w’e will inclose her with 4. of cedar 
 Acts 27. 44. the rest, some on 4. came to land 
 BO.ASr, 
 
 Psal. .31. 2. my soul shall make her 4. in the Lord 
 Rom. 2.17- art a Jew, and makest thy 4. of God 
 23. thou that makest thy 4. of the law 
 V.OASl , Verb. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 11. not 4. as he that piitteth it off 
 
 2 Chron. 2.5. 19. thine heart lifteth thee up to 4. 
 Psal. 44. 8. in God w'e 4. all the flay long 
 
 49. 6. and 4. themselves in thcii'riches 
 94. 4. the workers of iniquity 4. themselves 
 97. 7- confounded be they tliat 4. of idols 
 Prov. 27. 1. 4. not thyself of to morrow 
 Isa. 10. 15. shall the ax 4. itself against him that 
 61. 6. in their glor^- shall vou 4. yourselves 
 Rom. 11. 18. 4. not against branches, if thou 4. 
 
 2 Cor. 9- 2. for whicli I 4. to them of Macedonia 
 
 10. 8. for though I should 4. somewhat more 
 
 1.3. we will not 4. of things without our measure 
 
 16. and not to 4. in another man’s line 
 
 11. 16. receive me that 1 may 4. myself a little 
 Epli. 2. 9. not of works, lest any man should 4. 
 
 BOA.STED. 
 
 F.zek. .35. 13. with mouth ye have 4. against me 
 2 Cor. 7. 14. if 1 have 4. any thing to him 
 BOASl EPS. 
 
 Rom. 1. .30. proud, 4. inventors of evil things 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. covetous, 4. proud, blasphemers 
 BOASTE.sr, E J IL 
 
 Psal. 10. 3. the w icked 4. of his heart's desire 
 52.1. w'hy 4. thou thyself in mischief i 
 Prov. 20.14. when he is gone his way, then he 4. 
 25. 14. whoso 4. himself of a false gift 
 Jaw. 3.5. tongue a little member, and 4. great things 
 BG.A.STING, Participle. 
 
 Acts 5. 36. roseTheudas, 4. himself to be sometvxly 
 2 Cor. 10. 15. not 4. of things without our measure 
 }5( lA.S'J'l N G, Suh.^tantive. 
 
 Rom. .3. 27. where is 4. then r it is excluded 
 2 Cor.7. 14. even so our 4. before J itus is found tnitJi 
 
 8. 24. shew ye to them fhe proof of our 4. 
 
 9. .3. lest our 4. of you should be in vain in this behalf 
 4. we should be ashamed in this same ( oufident 4. 
 
 11. 10. no man shall stop me of this 4. in Achaia 
 
 17. but as it were foolishly in this confidence of 4. 
 Jam. 4. 16. but now ve rejoice in your 4. 
 
 Boa r, s. 
 
 John 6. 22. the people saw there was no other 4. 
 
 there, and that Jesus went not into tlie 4. 
 23. there came other 4. from J iberias 
 Acts'27. 16. bad much work to come by the 4. 
 
 .30. w’ben they bad let down the 4. info the sea 
 32. the soldiers cut oft' the ropes of the 4. 
 
 BODY 
 
 Signifies, [1] The material part cf man, 1 Cor. 15. 
 44. f2l The whole man, Roin. 6. 12. | 12. 1. 
 [.3] 2'he substance of a shadow, or ceremony, 
 ('ol. 2. 17. [4] 'The church of God firmly 
 
 united to Chri t and among themselves, by the 
 Spirit, faith, love, sacrament', -word, and ministry, 
 which, like the veins and arteries in the body, 
 serve to join them with Christ, and among them¬ 
 selves, and also to convey influence and nourish¬ 
 ment from the head to every particular member 
 of this mystical body. 1 Cor. 10. I7. Eph. 
 4. 16. Col. 1. 18. f.51 The human nature of 
 Christ, Ileb. 10. 5. [6] The unrenewed part of 
 man, such as (he sensitize pozzers, carnal affec¬ 
 tion^, and sinful inclinations. 1 Ccr. 9. 27. 
 
 This is m\' body, Mat. 26. 26. This bread is a 
 sign or r^prcsezitnti 'ti. and is hereafter to be a 
 memorial also, of my b. dy, and of my sufferings 
 in it ; and also a seal and pledge, zcherehy 1 
 make over to you all the henc.fits I have purchase.t 
 thereby: Or, This taking and eating is a holy 
 rite of commemorating my death, and a means 
 of making all zcorthy receivers partakers' of the 
 henefitf thereof. 
 
 The body of this dealh, Rom. 7 . 24. The corrup¬ 
 tion of nature, acting chie.dy by the body, which 
 tends to, and binds me. over to. death. 
 
 Exod. 24.10. as the 4. of heaven in its clearness 
 
BOD 
 
 BON 
 
 BON 
 
 1 S^m, 31. 12. took the A. of Saul, 1 Chron. 10. 12. 
 Joh ly. 17. for tlie childrens’ sake of iny ovvn b. 
 
 26. though after iny skin worms desti oy this 3. 
 00. 25. it IS drawn and cometh out of the b. 
 
 Psal. 139. 113. my b. wa.s not hid from thee 
 Prov. 5. 11. when thv tlcsh anti b. are consumed 
 Isa. 10.18. and shall consume both soul and b. 
 
 51. 23. and thou hast lai.l thy b. as the grouncl 
 Pzei. 10.12. their whole b. was full of eyes 
 Pan. 7. 15. I was erieved in spirit in iniust of my b. 
 Mat. 5. 29. that tli.y whole b. be cast into hell, 30. 
 
 6. 22. the light of the b. is the eye, Liibe 11. 34. 
 
 thy b. shall be full of lieht- Lube 11. 34, 36. 
 
 23. thy whole b. shall be full of darkness 
 
 25. take no thouglit for your b. Lube 12. 22. 
 
 and the b. more than raiment. Lube 12. 23. 
 10. 28. fear not them that kill the b. Lube 12. 4. 
 
 14. 12. .lolni’s disciples came and took up the b. 
 
 26.12. she hath poured this ointment on my h. 
 
 26. Jesus took bread and said, take, eat, this is my 
 
 h. Marb 14. 22. 1 ube 22. 19. 1 Cor. 11. 24. 
 
 27. 58. Josepli of Arimathea went to Pilate, and 
 begged the b. of lesu.s, ilia/;! 15. -13. Luke 2 o. 62. 
 Mark 5. 29- she felt in her b. that she was healed 
 14.8. she is come aforehand to anoint my b. 
 
 51. having a linen cloth cast about his b. 
 
 15.45. Pilate gave the 3. to loseph. Mat. 27. 58. 
 Lube 17. .37. wiiere the 3. is, thither the eagles 
 
 24. 3. they found not the b. of the I ord Jesus 
 Jo/m 20. 12. where the 3. of .lesus had lain 
 Pom. 6. 6. thrttthe 3. of sin may be destroyed 
 
 7. 4. become dead to the law by the 3. or (.'hrist 
 
 24. whoshalldclivcr me from the 3. of tliis death 
 
 8. 10. Christ in you, the 3. is dead because of sin 
 13. if ye thro’ the Spirit mortify deeds of the 3. 
 23. for the adoption, the redemption of our 3. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 13. now the 3. is not for fornication, but for 
 
 the Lord, and the 1 ord for the 3. 
 
 18. every sin a man doth is without the 3. 
 
 6.19. your 3. is the temple of the Holy Ghost 
 
 7. 4. the wife hath no power of her own 3. 
 
 9. 27. but I keep under my 3. and bring ittosubjec. 
 10.16. the communion of the 3. of Christ 
 
 11.27. be guilty of the 3. and blood of the T ord 
 29. eats damnation, notdis erningthe lord’s 3. 
 
 12. 14. for the 3. is not one member, but many 
 
 15. is it therefore not of the b.? 16. 
 
 17. if whole 3. w'ere an e\e, where w'ere hearing.^ 
 
 19. w'here w'erc the 3..^ f| 20. yet but one 3. 
 
 27. now ye are the 3. of Christ, and members 
 
 13. 3. tho’ I give iny 3. to be burned, and have not 
 15. 35. and with what 3. d'l the dead come t 
 
 37. thou sow'est not that 3. that shall be 
 
 38. but God giveth it a 3. as it hath pleased him 
 44. it is sown a natural 3. raised a spiritual 3. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. willing rather to be absent from the 3. 
 Pph. 3.6. fientiles be fellow heirs of the same 3. 
 
 4.12. for the edifying of the 3. of ( hrist 
 
 16. from whom the whole 3. fitly joined togethe 
 
 5.^23. and he is the Saviour of the 3. 
 
 Phil. 3.21. who shall change our vile 3. that it may 
 Col. 1. 18. he is the head of the 3. the church 
 
 2. 11. in putting off the 3. of the sins of the flesh 
 
 17. whicli are a shadow, but the 3. i.s of Cdirist 
 
 19. from which the 3. by joints and bands 
 
 23. a shew of wisdom in neglecting of the 3. 
 bPhe.fs. 5. 23. 1 pray your soul and 3. be preserved 
 neb. 10. 5. but a 3. hast thou prepared me 
 
 10. through the offering ofthe 3. of Jesus 
 Jam. 2. 16. give not things are needful to the 3. 
 
 26. as the 3. without the Spirit is dead,so faith 
 
 3. 2. and is able also to bridle the whole 3. 
 
 3. and w'e turn about their wdio'e 3. 
 
 6. the tongue defileth the whole 3. and sets on fin 
 Jude<^. Michael disputed about the 3. of Moses 
 Dead BODY. 
 
 J.er. 21.11. norshall ye go in to »nydeadh. Nvm. 6.6 
 Jyum. 9. 6. certain men were defiled by a dead 3 7 
 
 10. any ofyou be unclean by a deadb. Hag. 2.1.3 
 19.11. he that toucheth dead. 3. be unclean, 16. 
 
 2 Kings 8.5. how he had restored a dead 3. to life 
 Lta. 26. 19. with my dead b. shall they arise 
 Jer. 26. 23. and cast his dead 3. into the graves 
 36. 30. his dead 3. shall be cast out in the day 
 ^ Fruit of the BODY. 
 
 Veut. 28. 4. blessed shall be Vnoi fruit of thy 3. 
 
 11. make thee plenteous in the fruit of thy 3. 30. 9 
 
 18. cursed shall be the/r7«; of thy 3.and of thy lane 
 53. thou shalt eat the fruit of thy 3. in the siege 
 
 \^l- ^62.U. fruitofthy b. w ill 1 set onthytlmonf 
 21/70.6.7. shall i gwo fruit of my 3. for sin of my sou- 
 „ ^ . His BODY. 
 
 r xod. 21. + 3. if he came in with his 3. he shall gc 
 Jfeyt. 21. 23. hish. not remain all night on the tree 
 
 8. 30. Gideon had 70 sons of his 3. begotten 
 iKam. 31. 10. fastened his b. to wall of Bethshan 
 JMn. 4. .3.3. htsb. w'et with the dew of heaven, 5 21 
 1 ■ ij • fill beast was slain, and his 3. destroyed 
 10. 6. his 3. also was like the beryl 
 
 women beheld how' his 3. was laid 
 T I they found not/lis h. they ca’ne 
 
 John 2. 21. but he spake of the temple of his 3. 
 
 Jtets 19.12. from hisb. were brought to the sick 
 JOfOT. 4.19. he considererl not his b. now dead 
 
 commits fornication sinneth against hisb. 
 7-4. the husband hath not pow er of his own 3. 
 
 1' may receive the things done in his 3. 
 
 \ 'cbich IS his b. fulness of him that fills 
 rw A fashioned like to /inglorious 3. 
 
 IP ^oc3i.f 3. sake, which is the church 
 ■I net. 2,24. who bare our sins in his 3, on the tree 
 j- In Boi)Y. 
 
 p '"’cre.inore ruddy in b. than rubies 
 
 1 K o b ct not sin reign in your mortal 3. 
 
 « on .1 ‘/cril v a.s absent in 3. have judged ' 
 
 ’c glorify (lod in your 3. and spirit 
 1 ^ be holy in 3. and in spirit 
 ok Ai Viu , set members every one in the 3. 
 
 -5. that there should be no schism -n the 3. 
 t’ 7 -bearing about in the 3. the dying of our 
 LU. that life of .lesus might be manifest in our 3. 
 0.0, knotting that whilst we are at home in 3. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.2. whether in 3. or whether out of the 3. 
 Gal. 6.17. 1 bear in 3. the marks of the Lord Jesus 
 Phil. 1. 20. Chri.<t shall be magnilied in my 3. 
 
 Col. 1.22. reconciled in 3. of his flesh thro’ rleath 
 Heb. 1.3. 3. as being yourselves also in the 3. 
 
 One BODY. 
 
 Horn. 12.4. as we have many members in one h. 
 
 5. we being many are one 3. in Christ, 1 Cor. 10.17. 
 1 Cor. 6. 16. he that is joined to an harlot, is one b. 
 
 12.12. as the 3. is one, and hath many members 
 
 1.3. we are baptized into one 3. wliether .lews 
 
 20. now are they many members, yet but one 3. 
 Fph. 2.16. he might reconcile both to God in one b. 
 
 4. 4. there is one b. and one Spirit, as ye are called 
 Col. 3.15. to which ye are also called in one 3. 
 B(rl)l BS. 
 
 Gen.AI. 18. notoiiglit left, but our 3. and lands 
 1 Sam. 31. 12. took 3. of Saul's sons, 1 Chr. 10.12. 
 Neh. 9.37- they have dominion over our 3.and cattle 
 Job 13. 12. your 3. are like unto b. of clay 
 Ezek. 1. 11. tw’o wings covered their 3. 23. 
 
 Dan. 3. 27. on whose 3. the fire had no power 
 
 28. yielded their b. that tliey might not serve 
 Mat. 27. 52. many 3. of saints whicii slept, arose 
 .John 19. 31. the 3. should not remain on the cross 
 Pom.\.2\. gave them up to dishonour their own 3. 
 
 8.11. shall quicken your mortal b. by his Spirit 
 12.1. that ye present your 3. a living sacrifice 
 
 1 Cur. 6. 15. your 3. are members of < hrist 
 15. 40. there are celestial 3. and 3. terrestiial 
 
 Fph. 5. 28. to love their wives as their own 3. 
 
 Heb. 10. 22. and oiir 3. washed wdth pure water 
 13. 11. the 3. of beasts, whose blood is brought 
 Pev. 18. I 13. the merchandise of 3. and souls 
 Dead BODIES. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 24. behold they w'ere dead b. fallen 
 
 25. they found dead 3. precious jewels 
 
 Psal. 79.2. dead h. of thy servants given to be meat 
 110. 6. lie shall fill the places witli the dead 3. 
 
 Jer. 31 40. whole valley of dead 3. shall be holy 
 33. 5. but it is to fill them with dead 3. of men 
 34 20. their dead b. shall be for meat to the fowls 
 41. 9. the pit wherein Ishmael g-A'sX deadb. of men 
 AmosH. 3. shall be many dead b. in every place 
 Pev. 11. 8. their dead b. shall lie in the street of city 
 
 9. nations see (heir deadb. three days and an half, 
 nor suffer their dead 3. to be put in graves 
 BODll.Y. 
 
 T.ube 3. 22. the TToly Ghost descended in a 3. shape 
 
 2 Cor. 10.10. but his 3. presence is w'eak 
 
 Col. 2. 9. in him all the fulness ofthe Godhead 3. 
 
 1 Tim.ti. 8. for 3. exercise profiteth little 
 BGII,. 
 
 Lev. 8. 31. 3. the flesh at (he door of the tabernacle 
 Job 41. 31. he maketh the deep to 3. like a pot 
 Isa. 64. 2. the fire causetli the svaters to 3. 
 
 Ezeb. 24. 5. burn the bones, and make it b. well 
 46. 20. the place where the priests shall 3. 24. 
 
 BO 11,ED. 
 
 1 Kings W. 21. he took a yoke of oxen and 3. them 
 
 2 Kings 6.29. so we b. my son and did eat him 
 Job 30. 27. my bowels 3. and rested not 
 
 BO I LETT 1, IlS'G. 
 
 Psal. 45. + 1. my heart 3. up a good matter 
 Ezek. 46. 23. made with 3. places under the rows 
 BOLSTEBOUS. 
 
 Mat. 14. 30. when he saw the wind 3. he was afraid 
 BOLD. 
 
 Prov. 28.1. hut the righteous are 3. as a lion 
 Acts 13. 46. Paul and Barnabas waxed 3. 
 
 Pom. 10.20. Fsaias is very 3. and saith, I was found 
 2 Cor. 10.1. blit being absent, am b. towards you 
 
 2. I may not be 3. wherewith I think to be 3. 
 
 11. 21. hbwheit, w herein any is 3. 1 am 3. also 
 Phil. 1.14. by my bonds, are much more 3. to speak 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 2. we were 3. in our God to sjieak to you 
 Philem. 8. tliough I might be much 3. in Christ 
 
 BOr.DLY. 
 
 Gen. 34. 25. Simeon and T.e' i came on the city 3. 
 Mark 15.43. Josepli came, and w'ent in b. to Pilate 
 John 7. 26. he speaketh 3. and they say nothing 
 Acts 9. 27. how' he preached 3. at Damascus 
 
 29. he spake 3. in the name ofthe lord Jesus 
 14. 3. long time abode they, sjieaking 3. in the Lord 
 18. 26. Ajiollos began to speak 3. in the synagogue 
 19.8. spake 3. for the space of three months 
 Pom. 15.15. 1 have written the more 3. to you 
 Eph. 6.19. given me, that I may open my mouth 3. 
 
 20. that 1 may speak 3. as T ought to speak 
 Heb. 4.16. let us come 3. to the throne of grace 
 13. 6. that we may 3. say, the T.ord is my helper 
 BOLDNESS. 
 
 Eccl. 8.1. and the 3. of his face shall be chanced 
 Acts 4.13. wJien they saw the 3. of Peter and John 
 29. that with all b. they may speak thy word 
 31. and they spake the word of Gocl with 3. 
 
 2 Cor. 3.1 12. we use great 3. of speech 
 
 7. 4. great is my 3. of speech toward you 
 Eph. 3.12. in whom we have 3. and access by faith 
 Phil. 1.2('. but that with all 3. as always, so now 
 1 Tim. 3.13. they purchase great 3. in the faith 
 Heb. 10. 19. having 1^. to enter info the holiest 
 1 John A. 17. that w'e may have 3. in judgment 
 BOEI,! D. 
 
 Exod. 9.31. barley was in the ear, and the flax 3. 
 BOI.S'I'EB. 
 
 1 Sam. 19.13. a pillow of goats’ hair for his 3.16. 
 
 26. 7- spear at his 3.11.12.11 16. water at his 3. 
 
 BOLT, ED. 
 
 2 Sam. 13.17. 3. the door I1 18. he 3. the door 
 
 BOM) 
 
 Signifies, [1] An ohligation. or roiv, Niim. 30. 5,14. 
 
 [2] I'uiferingsfor Christ and his gospel. Heb. 13. 3. 
 Thou hast loosed my bonds, Psal. 116. 16. Thou 
 hast rescued me from mine enemies, u ho.se captive 
 and vassal I was, and therefore hast a just right 
 and title to me and to my service. 
 lie looseth the bonds of kings, Job 12. 18. He de¬ 
 prives them of that majesty, power, and authority, 
 which should beep their subjects in awe, and where¬ 
 with they bind them to obedience. 
 
 Charity is the bond ot perfectness. Col. 3. 14. 
 
 T,ove to our neighbour, flowing from love to God, is 
 the chief means to a perfect union among all the; 
 members of the church, and to make their gifts and, 
 graces subservient to the good of one another. 
 Num. 66 . 2. or swear to IhikI his soul with a 3. 
 
 3. if a woman vow and bind herself by a 3. 
 
 4. and her father hear her vow and her 3. 
 
 Ezek. 20. ,37. 1 w ill bring yon into 3. of covemint 
 Luke 13. 16. he lo(;sed from his 3. on the sabliatk 
 xicts^. 23. thou art in the 3. of iiiiciuity 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. the unity of the Spirit, in the 3. of peace 
 Col. 3. 14. put on ciiarily, the 3. of perfectness 
 BOND. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 13. baptized into one body, 3. or free 
 
 Kce I'’[I UK. 
 
 HON l)S. 
 
 Nvm. 30. 5. not any of her vows or 3. shall stand 
 
 7. 3. wherewitli she bound her soul shall stand 
 
 14. he establishefli all her 3. which are on her 
 
 J< b 12. 18. he looseth the 3. of kings 
 
 Psal. 116. 16. O I.ord, thou hast loosed my b. 
 
 Jer. 5. 5. have broken the yoke, and burst file 3. 
 
 27. 2. make thee 3. and yokes, and init on thy neck 
 
 30. 8. I will break his yoke, and burst thy b. 
 hah. 1. 13. and 1 will burst thy h. in sunder 
 Acts 20. 23. that b. and afflictions abide me 
 23. 29. done notliing worthy of death or 3. 26. .31. 
 
 25. 14. there is a certain man left in 3. by l elix 
 
 26. 29. altogether such as I am, except these 3. 
 Eph. 6. 20. for which I am an ambassador in 3. 
 Phil. 1. 7. in 3. ye are all partakers of my grace 
 
 1.3. so that my 3. in Christ are manifest 
 14. the brethren waxing confident by my 3. 
 
 16. supposing to add affliction to my 3. 
 
 3. tor wJiich 1 am in 3. || 18. remember my 3. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 9. wherein I suffer trouble, even to 3. 
 Philem. 10. whom 1 have begotten in mv 3. 
 
 13. have ministered to me in the 3. ofthe gospel 
 Heb. 10. .34. ye had romiiassion of me in my 3. 
 
 11. .36. others had trial of 3. and imprisonment 
 
 13. 3. remember them that are in 3. as bound 
 
 BONDAGE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Outward slavery and oppressions, Exod. 
 6. 5. Ezra 9. 8, 9. [2] Spiritual subjection to 
 sin and Satan, lleb. 2. 1.5. [3] •''ubjectimi to the 
 yoke of the ceremonial law, (',al. 2. 4. | 4. 9. [4] 
 Servile fear. Bom. 8. 15. [5] Convption and 
 
 death. Bom. 8. 21. 
 
 The one gendereth to bondage, Gal. 4. 24. Begets 
 children to bondage ; that is. They who adhered to 
 the old covenant, or legal dispensation, by Alcses, 
 were not thereby freed from their bondage to sin, 
 Satan, and ls<>d s -orath. Gal. 3. 10. and were of a 
 servile, mercenary deposition, doing what they didin 
 God's service, not from love, but slavish fear. Bom. 
 
 8. 15. and thhiking to merit heaven hy their tcorks. 
 Exod. 1. 14. made their lives bitter with hard 3. 
 
 2. 23. and Israel siglied by reason of the 3. and 
 
 ('lod by reason ofthe 3. 
 
 6. 6. and I w ill rid you out of their b. 
 
 9. but they hearkened not to Moses for cruel 3. 
 
 1.3. 3. day m which ye came out of the house of*3. 
 
 14. Lord brought us out of the house of b. 20. 2. 
 
 Deut. 5. 6. 1 6. 12. 1 8. 14. | 13. 5, lo! 
 Josh. 24. 17. Judg. 6. 8. 
 
 Deut. 26. 6. the Egyptians laid upon us hard 3. 
 Keh. 5. 5. we bring into 3. our sons and daughters, 
 some of our daugliters are brousdit unto b. 
 18. because the 3. was heavy on this people 
 9.17. they appointed a captain to return to 3. 
 
 Isa. 14. 3. Lord shall give thee, rest from thy hard 3. 
 Rom. 8. 15. ye have not received the spirit of 3. 
 
 21. shall be delivered from the 3. of corruption 
 Gal. 4. 24. from mount Sinai, w'hich gendereth to 3, 
 
 5. 1. be not entangled asain wdth the yoke of 3. 
 Heb. 2. 15. were all their lifetime subject to 3. 
 
 In, into. ijY under BONDAGE. 
 
 Exod. 6. 5. Israel, whom the Egyptians keep in b. 
 EzraQ. 8. and give us a little reviving in our 3. 
 
 9. our God hath not forsaken us in our 3. 
 
 Jo.bn 8. 33. we were never in b. to any man 
 Acts 7. 6. and tliat they should bring'them into 1. 
 
 7. and the nation to wdiom they shall be in b. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 15. a brother or sister is not under b. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 20. ye suffer, if a man bring you into i. 
 Gal. 2. 4. that they might bring us info 3. 
 
 4. 3. W'ere in 3. under the elements of the world 
 9. whercunto ye desire again to he in b. 
 
 25. answercth to Jerusalem, which is in b. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 19. of the same is he brought into 3. 
 BOND-MAN. 
 
 Gen. 44. 33. let me abide instead of the lad a 3. 
 Deut. 15. 15. remember thou wast a 3. in Egvpt, 
 and the I.ord redeemed thee, 16. 12. | 24.18,22. 
 Pev. 6. 15. every 3. hid themselves in the dens 
 BOND-MAID, S. 
 
 19. 20. whoso lieth wdth a 3. betrothed 
 44. thy 3. shall be of the heathen, buy ye 3. 
 
 4. 22. one by a b. the other by a free-woman 
 BOND-MEN. 
 
 43. 18. he may take us for 3. and our a.sses 
 4-1. 9. let liim die, and we w ill be my lord’s b. 
 
 Lev. 25. 42. they shall not he sold a.s'3. 
 
 44. b. shall he of the heathen, of them buy 3. 
 
 46. (hey shall be your 3. for ever 
 26. 13. that ye should not he their 3. 
 
 Deut. 6. + 12. beware, lest thou forget the T ord, 
 who brought thee out of the lioiise of b. 13. + 10. 
 
 21. then say to thy son, we were Bharaoh's 3. 
 
 7. 8. and redeemed you out of the house of A. 
 
 28. 68. there ye sliall be sol 1 for/;, and bond-wome» 
 Jos/i. 9. 23. none ofyou be freed from I'ldiig 3. 
 
 1 Kings9.22. but of Israel ' oloiimn made no 3. 
 
 2 Kings A. 1. is come to take my two sons to be 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 10. to keep the children of liidali for A. 
 Ezra <). 9. W'e were h. yet God hath not forsaken 
 Esth. 7 . 4. if we had been sold for A. and hoiid-wome* 
 Jer. 31. 13. I brought them out of (be house of A. 
 
 BON 1) .SEB\ AN r. 
 
 Lev. 25. 39. shalt not rompel him to serve as a 3. 
 BOND-SE.KVICE. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 51. Solomon did levy a tribute of i 
 
 D 33 
 
 Lev. 
 
 25. 
 
 Gal. 
 
 Gen. 
 
BON 
 
 BOO 
 
 BOR 
 
 BOND-WOMAX. 
 
 Gen, 21. 10. cast out this h. and her .son, for the son 
 of the h. shall not be heir, Gal. 4, 3J. 
 
 . 2. let it not urieve thee because ol the h. 
 l:i. of the son of the h. will I make anation 
 Cal. 4. 2.3. son of the h. was born after the Hesh 
 
 31. we are not children of the h. but the free 
 Jio.vu-WuMi:N, Hee Bo.\u-Mi:n. 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part of the body tvhite and 
 hard, ajfordivy .support to the -d'hote fabric. Job 
 
 10. 11. [2] The dead body, 1 Kinys i:{. 31. Q.3J 
 The whole mari,.]ob 20. 11. Psal. .35. 10. 
 
 The bones which thou hast broken, P.ucl. 51. P. 
 My heart, which hath been sorely wotnided nvd 
 terrified by the dreadful message sent by Nathan, 
 and t.y the dismal sentence <f thy law, denounced 
 agaiiut .such sinners as 1 am. 
 
 This is bone of iny bones, and flesh of my flesh, 
 Gen. 2. 23. Gi d hath proi idr.d me a meet help 
 and -wife, n t out of the brute creatures, hut of 
 mine own body, and of the same nature with 
 myself. 
 
 AVe are members of his flesh and bones, I'ph. 5. 30. 
 .All that grace and glojy -which the church hath 
 is from Ghri.st, 1 Cor. 1. 30. Eph, 2. 10. (as 
 the woman was taken out of the man, Gen. 2. 23.) 
 and she has the .'ante graces and glory that Christ 
 hath, lohn 1. 16.1 IJ. 22. 
 
 Gen. 2.2-3. this is/^.ofmy bones, and flesh of my flesh 
 
 29. 1-1. surely thou art my h. and my flesh 
 Jixod. 12. 46. neither shall ye break a h. Num. 9.12. 
 Num. 19. 16. toucheth a b. of a man, be unclean 
 Judg. 9. 2. remember that I amyour b. and flesh 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 1. behold we are thy b. 1 Chron. 11. 1. 
 
 19. 1.3. art thou not of my h. and of my flesh ' 
 
 Job 2. 5. touch his b. and flesh, and he will curse 
 
 19. 20. my b. cleavetli to my skin, and to my flesh 
 31. 22. let my arm be broken from the h. 
 
 Prov. 25. 15. a soft tongfue breaketh the b. 
 
 Ezek. 37. 7- the bones came toeether, h. to his h. 
 
 39.15. when any .^eeth a man's b. then set up 
 John 19- 36. a b. of him shall not be broken 
 BON ES. 
 
 Exod. 1.3.19. Moses took the b. of Joseph with 
 Josh. 24. 32. the h. of loseph buried in Sherhem 
 Judg. 19. 29. divided his concubine with her b. 
 
 2 Sam. 21.12. tcokthe b. of .'-^aul, h. of Jonathan 
 1-4. b. of Saul and lonathan buried in Zelah 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 2. men’s A. shall be burnt upon thee 
 
 2 Kings IX 21. touched the A. of l-Jisha, he revived 
 
 23.14. he filled the places with the b. of men 
 16. and took the h. out of thesepulchi es 
 
 20. and he burnt men's h. upon the altars 
 2 Chron. 34. 5. he burnt the b. of the priests 
 
 Job 10.11. thou hast fenced me with h. and sinews 
 Psal. 51.8. the 7^. thou hast broken may rejoice 
 53. 5 God scattereth the h. of him tliat encampeth 
 141. 7. our b. arescattered atthe grave's mouth 
 Prov. 3. 8. fear Eord, it shall be marrow to thy b. 
 
 14. 30. but envy the rottenness of the b. 
 
 15. .30. a good report maketh tliei^. fat 
 
 16. 24. pleasant words are health to the b. 
 
 17.22. but a broken spirit drieth the b. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 5. nor how tnq b. do grow in the womb 
 Isa. 58. 11. the T.ord sl;all make fat thy b. 
 
 66. 14. your b. shall flourish like an herb 
 Jer. 8. 1. bring the b. of the kings, and b. of the 
 priests, b. of prophets, and h. of inhabitants 
 Ezek. 6. 5.1 will scatter your b. about your altars 
 24. 4. fill it with the choice b. H 5. burn b. 10. 
 
 37.1. valley full of b. |1 3. can these b. live ? 
 
 4. prophesy upon these b. and say, O ye dry b. 
 
 11. these A. are house of Isi ael, our b. are dried 
 Amos 2.1. because he burnt h. of the king of Edom 
 
 6. 10. that burneth him, to brinsr out the b. 
 
 Zeph. .3. 3. they gnaw not the b. till the morrow 
 Mat. 2.3. 27. but are within full of dead men’s h. 
 Luke 24. 39. for a spirit hath not flesh and b. 
 
 His BON E.S. 
 
 1 iTfwyt.r 13.31. when I am dead lay myi. beside hish. 
 
 2 Kings23. 18.let no man move his b.so they let his b. 
 Job 20.11. his b. are full of the sin of his youth 
 
 21. 24. his b. are moistened with marrow 
 33. 19. the multitude of his b. with strong pain 
 
 21. and his b. that were not seen, stick out 
 40. 18. his b. as pieces of brass, his b. as iron 
 Psal. .34. 20. he keepeth all his b. not one is broken 
 109.18. so let it come like oil into his b. 
 
 Proi'. 12.4. makes ashamed is as rottenness in/n'^i. 
 Jer. 50. 17. Nebuchadnezzar hath broken Aw b. 
 Epk. 5. 30. we are members of his flesh and of b. 
 Heb. 11.22, and gave command concerning his b. 
 My BON ES. 
 
 Gen. S'.!. 25. j’e shall carry up my b. Exod. 13. 19. 
 
 2 Sain. 19. 12. j’e are my b. and my flesh 
 1 Kings 13. 31. when 1 am dead, my b. beside his b. 
 Job 4. 14. trembling made all my b. to shake 
 
 7. 115. my soul chooseth death rather than my b. 
 
 30. 17. my b. are pierced in me in the night 
 30. my skin is black, and my b. burnt with heat 
 
 Psal. 6. 2. O Ixird, heal me, for my b. are vexed 
 
 22.14. all my h. are out of joint li I7. Imay tellw/yA. 
 31.10. my b. are consumedjl 32. 3. myh. waxed old 
 35. 10. all my b. shall say. Lord, who is like to thee 
 38. .3. neither is there any rest in my b. 
 
 42. 10. as with a sword in my b. enemies reproach 
 
 102.3. days consumed, my b. are burnt as an hearth 
 
 5. by reason of groaning my b. cleave to my skin 
 
 I.sa. 38. 13. as a lion so will he break all my b. 
 
 Jer. 20. 9. as a burning fire shut up in my b. 
 
 23. 9. my lieart is broken, all my b. shake 
 Lam. 1. 1.3. he hath sent fire into my b. 
 
 3. 4. my flesh he made old, he hath broken my b. 
 llab. 3.16. rottenness entered into my b. 
 
 Their HONES. 
 
 Kum.24.Q. Israel shall break their b. and pierce 
 1 Sam. 31.13.took their b. and buried them at Jabesh 
 1 Cnr. 10.12. buried their b. under an oak at J abesh 
 I,am. 4. 8. their skin cleavetli to their b. 
 
 Ezek. 32. 27. their iniquity shall be on their h. 
 
 Dan. 6. 24. the lions brake all their b. in pieces 
 
 34 
 
 Mic. .3. 2. pluck off their skin and flesh from their b. 
 
 3. they break thtir b. and chop them in pieces 
 
 HO N E i S. 
 
 Exod. 28. 40. for Aaron’s sons thou shalt make b. 
 
 29. 9. thou shalt put the b. on them. Lev. 8. 13. 
 
 ' 39. 28. they made goo<lly A. of fine linen 
 La. 3. 20. the I>ord will take away the b. 
 
 Ezek. 44.18. they shall have linen b. on their heads 
 BOOK 
 
 Signifies, [1] .4 register wherein things are written, 
 Vien. 5. 1. Esth, 6. 1. [2] I'he holy sirpture.',, 
 Psal. 40. 7- Hev. 22. 19. [.3] The consciences of 
 men. Dan. 7- 10. llev. 20. 12. f4] Gtd's counsel 
 and purpose, Psal. 1.39. 16. (5] His omnt.'cience, 
 or C'lrefnl remembrance of the services and afiiic- 
 tions of his people, Psal. .56. 8. Mai. 3. 16. [6] 
 His elett ■ n to life eternal, 11 eN'. 21. 27. 
 
 En d. 17.11. write this for a memorial in a b. 
 
 32. .32. if wilt not forgive, blot me out of thy b. 
 
 33. wlio hath sinned, him will I blotout of my b. 
 Num. 5. 23. the pri> st shall write these curses in a b. 
 
 21. 14. it is sail in thi* b. of the wars of the Eord 
 Heut. 17.18. shall wTitc hi'n a copy of this law in a A. 
 
 31. 24. made an end of writing this law in a A. 
 
 Jc.sh. 10. 13. written in the A. of Jasher, 2 Sim. 1. 18. 
 lik 9. the men deseri e I it into seven parts in a A. 
 1 Sam. 10. 25. '“amuel told, and wrote it in a A. 
 
 1 Kings 1J. 41. wTitten in the A. of acts of Solomon 
 
 2 Kinns 22. 8. THlkiah gave the A. to Shaphan 
 
 10. Ililkiah delivered nie a A. 2 Chron. .34. 15,18. 
 16. I’ll bring evil, even all the words of the A. 
 23.24. might perform the words written in the A. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.1. w ere written in the A. of the kings 
 29. 29. are written in the A. of Samuel the seer 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 29. acts of Solomon in the A. of N athau 
 
 12. 15. acts of Heho' oam in the A. of Shemaiah 
 
 20. .34. the a^-ts of Jehoshaphat in the A. of Jehu 
 
 34. 16. Sliaphan carried the A. to the king 
 
 21. concerning tlie words of the A. that is found 
 24. all the curses that are written in the A. 
 
 Ezra 4.15. search may be made in A. of recorrls 
 Nell. 8. 5. Ezra opened the A. in the sight of all 
 Ewth. 9. 32. of Purim, and it was written in the A. 
 Job 19. 23. oh that they were printed in a A. 
 
 31. .35. that mine adversary had written a A. 
 
 Psal. 40. 7. in the volume of thy A. Heb. 10. 7. 
 
 .56. 8. put thou m3' tears, are they not in thv' A. ? 
 69. 28. let them be blotted out of A. of the living 
 139. 16. in thy A. all my members were written 
 
 Jffl. 29. 11. as the words of a A. that is sealed 
 12. A. is delivered to him that is not learned 
 18. the deaf shall hear the words of the A. 
 
 .30. 8. now go and note it in a A. that it may be 
 34.16. seek 3'e out of the A. of the Lonl, and read 
 Jer. ,30. 2. write the -words 1 have spoken in a A. 
 
 32. 110. I w rote in the A. the evidence 
 
 12. witnesses that subscribed the A. of the purchase 
 .36. 2. take a roll of a A. ll 10. read in the A. 
 
 45. 1. written the words in a A. from Jeremiah 
 51. 60. so Jeremiah wrote in a A. all the evil 
 Ezek. 2. 9. and lo, a roll of a A. was therein 
 Dan. 12. 1. every one found written in the A. 
 
 4. O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the A. 
 Nall. 1.1. the A. of the vision of Nahum 
 
 Mai. .3. 16. a A. of remembrance was written 
 Mat. 1.1. the A. of the generation of Jesus 
 Luke 3. 4. as it is written in the A. of Esaias 
 
 4. 17. there w’as delivered to Jesus the A. of the 
 prophet Esaias, and when he had opened the A. 
 
 20. he closed the A. and gave it to the minister 
 20. 42. in the A. of the Psalms, Acts 1. 20. 
 xlcts 7. 42. it is w'ritten in the A. of the pr phets 
 Heb. 9.19. he sprinkled the A. and the people 
 Pev. 1.11. what thou seest, write in a A. 
 
 5. 1. a A. written within, on the backside sealed 
 
 2. who is worthy to open the A. and to loose seals ? 
 
 3. and no man was ai)le to open the A. 
 
 10. 2. and he had in his hand a little A. open 
 
 8. go and take the little A. which is open 
 
 9. give me the little A. |1 10. 1 took the little A. 
 
 20. 12. another A. was opened, the A. of life 
 
 22. 19. if an3’ take away from the w'ords of the A, 
 
 See Covenant. 
 
 BOOK of the Law. 
 
 Dent. 28. 61. ever3' plague not written in A. of the law 
 
 29. 21. according to the curses in this A. of the la-w 
 
 30. 10. to keep his statutes w'ritten in this A. of lain 
 
 31. 26. take this A. of the law and put it in the ark 
 Josh. 1.8. this A. of the law shall not depart out of 
 
 8. 31. written in A. of la-w of iMoses, 2 Kings 14. 6. 
 2 Kings 22. 8. I have found A. of the law in the house 
 Neh.ii.8. so they read in the A. of the law distinctly 
 Gal. 3.10. that are written in A. of lawXo do them 
 BOOK of Life. 
 
 Phil. 4. 3. whose names are written in the A. of life 
 Pev. 3. 5. I w ill not blot his name out of A. of life 
 
 13. 8. names are. not w'ritten in the A. of life, 17. 8. 
 
 20.12. another A. opened, which is the A. of life 
 15. was not found written in the A. cf life was cast 
 
 21. 27. which are written in the T.amb's A. of life 
 22.19. shall take awav his part out of the A. of life 
 
 BOOK of Moses. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 4. but did as it is w ritten in A. of Moses 
 
 35. 12. to offer as it is written in the A. rf Moses 
 Ezra 6.18. set priests, as it is w'ritten in A. of Moses 
 Nell. 13.1. on that day they read in the A. of Mo.ses 
 Mark 12.26. have ve not read in the A. of Moses ? 
 
 'This HOOK. 
 
 Gen. 5. 1. this is the A. of the generation of Adam 
 Dent. 28. 58. do all w ritten in this A. 2 ('liron. 34.21. 
 29. 20. the curses that are written in this A. 
 
 2Kings 22.13. inquire concerning the words of this A. 
 fathers have not hearkened to the words of thisb. 
 
 23. .3. to perform the w'ords written in this A. 
 
 Jer. 25.1.3. 1 'll bring all that is written in this A. 
 
 5E 63. when hast made an end of reading this A. 
 John 20. 30. signs w hich are not written in this A. 
 Pev. 22.7. the sa3'ings of the prophecx'of tAfr A. 
 
 9. of them whidi keep the sayings of this A. 
 
 10. seal notthesa3’ingsof the propheC3' of this A. 
 18. heareth the words of the prophec3' of this A. if 
 any add, add to him plagues written in this A. 
 
 Rev. 22 ,0. his part from the things written ia 
 BOOKS. ' [this A. 
 
 Ezra 6.1 I. search was made in the house of the A. 
 J .icl. 12. 12. of making many A. there is no end 
 Dan. 7.10. anti the A. were opened. Pev. 20. 12. 
 
 9. 2. I undexitood by A. the number of years 
 John 21. 25. the w(;rfd could not contain the A. 
 Acts 19. 19. mtiny brought their A. and burned them 
 2 Tim. 4 1.3. bring the A. espe. ially the pan hments 
 Pev. 20. 12. dead judged out of things written in A. 
 H'OOlll. 
 
 Job 27. 18. as a A. tfiat the keeper maketh 
 Jonah 4. 5. Jonah went and made him a A. 
 BOOTIES. 
 
 Gen. 33. 17. and Jacob matle A. for his cattle 
 * therefore the name of the place b called A. 
 
 Lev. 23. 42. ye shall dwell in A. seven days 
 
 4.3, 1 made the t l;ildre)i of Israel dwell in A. 
 
 Neh. 8. 14. Israel should dwell in A. j 16. made A, 
 
 hOOl V, lES. 
 
 Num. 31. 32. A. the rest of the prey, 675.0(X) sheep 
 Jer. 49. .32. an/i their camels shall be a A. 
 
 Hab. 2. 7- thou shalt e for A. unto them 
 Zeph. 1. 13. therefore their goods shall become a A. 
 HOUDElt. 
 
 Gen. 49.13. Zebulun his A. shall be to Zidon 
 Exod. 19. 12. or touch the A. of the mount 
 Num. 21. 23. not siitti r Israel to pass thro’ his A. 
 
 34. 8. from Hoi ye shall point out your A. 
 
 35. 26. if the slayei sliall come without the A. 
 
 Deut. 12. 20. w hen the Eord shall enlarge thy A, 
 Josh. 22. 25. tb.e I ord. hath made Iordan a A. 
 
 24. 30. and they buried .Icshua in the A. of his in¬ 
 heritance in mount Ephraim, Judg. 2. 9, 
 2 Sam. 8. 3. smote him as he w ent to recover his A. 
 
 1 Ktng> 4. 21. and Solomon reigned over all king¬ 
 
 doms unto the A. of I g'ypt, 2 Chron. 9. 26. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 21. all that w ere able stood in the A. 
 Psal. 78.5 E brought them to the A. of his sanctuary 
 Prov. ]5. 25. he will establish the A. of the widow 
 Isa. 28. - 25. cast in wheat and rye in their A. 
 
 37. 24. 1 will enter into the height of his A. 
 
 Jer. 31. 17. thy chiE .ren come again to their A. 
 Ezek. 11. 10. I will judge you in the A. of Israel, 11. 
 47. 13. this shall be the A. w hereby ye inherit 
 Joel3. 6. might remove them from their A, 
 
 Amos 1. 1.3. that they might enlarge thefr A. 
 
 6. 2. or their A. greater than your A. 
 
 Obad. 7 the men have brought thee even to the A, 
 Zeph.2 8. and magnified themselves against their A. 
 Mai. 1 4. they shall call them th.e A. of wickedness 
 
 5. Lord will be magnified from the A. of Isr ael 
 See Ka'-t, Soeth. 
 
 BORDEIL 
 
 Exod. 25. 25. make to it a A. of an hand-breadth, 
 make a golden crown to the A. round about 
 Mark. 6. 56. touch, if it w'erc but the A. of his garm. 
 LukeS. 44. came behind, and touched A. of hbgarm. 
 BORDER, Verb. 
 
 Zecli. 9. 2. and Hamath also shall A. tltereby 
 BORDERS. 
 
 Gen. 23. 17. the trees in all the A. were made sure 
 Exod. 16. 35. till tl ieycometo the A. of Canaan 
 34. 24. I will cast out nations, and enlarge thy A. 
 Num. 20. 17. until we, have passed thj' A. 21.22. 
 
 2 Kings 19 . 23. 1 will enter the lodgings of hb A. 
 Psal. 74. 17. thou hast set the A. of the earth 
 
 147.14. he maketli peace in thy A. filleth thee 
 Isa. 15. -t 5. my heart sliall cxy out to the A. 
 
 54.12.1 will make thy A. of pleasant stones 
 Jer. 15.13. that for all thy sins, even in all thy A. 
 Ezek. 45.1. this shall be holy in all the A. 
 
 Me. 5. 6. w’hen he treadeth witliin our A. 
 
 Mat. 4. 13. in the A. of Zabulon and Nephthalirc 
 BORDERS. 
 
 Nvm. 15. .38. fringes in A. on fringe of A. a ribband 
 
 1 Kings'!. 28. they had A. and A. w'ere between ledges 
 
 2 Kings \5. 17. -Ahazeut off the A. of the bases 
 Cant. 1.11. we will make the A. of gold with studs 
 Mat. 23. 5. and enlarge the A. of their garments 
 
 BORE. 
 
 Exod. 21. 6. his master shall A. his ear through 
 Num. 16. +14. w ilt thou A. out eyes of tliese men t 
 Job 40. t24. will anv A. his nose with a gin 
 41. 2. canst thou A. his iaw through with a thorn ? 
 B()RED. “ 
 
 Judg. 16. -121. the Philistines A. out his eyes 
 2 Kings 12. 9. Jehoiada took a chest and*A. a hole 
 BORN 
 
 Is taken, [1] Naturally, for being brought into 
 the -world, Gen. .30. 22. Job 1. 2. [2] Super- 
 
 naturally, thus the mighty and miraculous po-wer 
 rf God was seen in the production of Isaac, en¬ 
 abling Abraham to beget, and .^-arah to conceive 
 and bear him, when both their hi dies were as 
 dead, Gen. I7. 17. Bom. 4. 19. Heb. 11. 11. 
 [.3]Carnally, so -was Ishmael bom, according to 
 the ordinary course 1 f nature, and not by promise, 
 as Isaac -was. Gal. 4. 2.3, 29. [4] Spiritually, 
 such as arc regenerated and renewed by tlte power 
 and grace of the Spirit of Grd, in the ministry 
 of the word, and so are made like God, hy partak¬ 
 ing of a divine nature, John 1. 13. 1 3. 5, 6. 2 Pet. 
 
 1.4. 1 John 3. 9. 
 
 BORN again. [be A. a. 
 
 .John 3. 3. except a man be A. a. 5. I' 7- ye must 
 1 Pet. 1. 2.3. being A. again, not of corruptible seed 
 Sec E'lus'r- Hokn. W itness. 
 
 HORN, for brought forth. 
 
 Gen. 17.17. a child A. to him 100 yeai's old, 21. 5. 
 21. 7. 1 have A. him a son in f.is old age 
 24.1.5. Rebekah came, w ho was A. to Hethuel 
 29. 34. because 1 have A. him three sons 
 .30. 20. because I have A. Inm six sons 
 31. 43. what do to the children which they have A. .* 
 Exod. 1. 22. every son A. j-e shall cast into the river’ 
 Lev. 12. 7. this is the law'of her that hath A. a male 
 19. 34. the stranger shall be as one A. amongyou 
 23.42. all tbatare Israelites A.shall dwell in booths 
 Num. 15.29. one law for him that is A. and stranger 
 Josh. 5.5. b. in the wilderness had not circumcised 
 8. 33. as well the stranger, as he that was A. 
 
BOR 
 
 BOT 
 
 BOU 
 
 Judg. 13.8. what do to the child that shall be h. 
 
 18. called cit3’ after the name of Dan h. to Isr. 
 liuth 4. 15. for thy daushter-in-law liath h, him 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. so that the barren hath />. seven 
 
 4. 20. tlie women said, fear not, thou liast h. a son 
 
 2 Sam. 12.14. the cliild to thee siiall surely die 
 
 1 Kings 13. 2. a child sliall be />. to the house of 
 
 [David 
 
 1 vhron.’i. 21. the men of Oath h. in that land slew 
 20. t 6. he also was h. to the plant 
 22. 9. beholil a son shall be b, to thee 
 ■Job 3. 3. let the day perish wherein 1 was h, 
 
 5. 7. yet man is b. to trouble, as sparks fly upward 
 11.12. though man be b. like a will ass's colt 
 15-7. art thou the tirst man that was b. ? 
 
 38. 21. knowest thou it, because thou wast then b. ? 
 
 Psal. 22.31. shall dec lare to a people thatshall be b. 
 58. 3. tliey g-o astray as soon as they be b. 
 
 78. 6. even the children that should be b. 
 
 87. 4. this man was b. there, 6. || 5. that man b 
 P) 'ov. 17. 17. a brother is b. for adversity 
 Keel. 3. 2. a t;me to be b. |l 4.14. b. in his kingdom 
 Isu. 9. 6. tor unto us a child is b. to us a son is given 
 66. 8. or shall a nation be b. at once ( . 
 
 Jer. 15.she that hath b. seven languisheth 
 JO. wo is me, that thou liasti. me aman ofstrife 
 16. 3. concerning sons and daughters b. in this place 
 20.14. cursed be the day wherein I was b. 
 
 22. 26. where ye were not b. there sliall ye die 
 Kzei. 16. 4. in the day thou wast b. thy navel not cut 
 5. to the lotiiins of thy person inday thou wast^. 
 
 20. hast taken thy sons whom thou hast b. to me 
 Jh». 2. 3. lest 1 set her as in the day that she was b. 
 HJat. 2.2. where is he that is b. king of the .lews f 
 
 4. Herod demanded where C hrist should be b. 
 
 19. 12. there are some eunuchs which were so b 
 26. 24. good if he had not been b, Mari- 14. 21. 
 
 Luks 1. 35. that holy thing that shall be b. of thee 
 2.11. to you is b. this day in the city of Davicl 
 John 3. 4. how can a man be b. when he is old ? 
 
 5. e.\cepta man be b. of water and of the Spirit 
 
 6. that b. ot flesh is flesh, that b. of Sjiirit is spirit 
 8. so is every one that is b. of the Spirit 
 
 8. 41. they said to him, we be not b. of fornication 
 
 9. 2. ma.ster, who did sin, that he was b. blind I 
 34. wast altogether b. in sins, and dost teach us ? 
 
 16. 21. for jciy that a man is b. into the world 
 
 18. .37. to this end was J b. and fi.r this cause 
 J{e/.t2.'S. hear in our own tongue wherein we were b 
 
 7. 20. in which time Moses was b. and was fair 
 
 18.2. 1 aid found a.lew named Aquilaf^. in Pontus 
 24. a .lew named Apollosi^. at Alexandria 
 
 22.3. I am a .lew b. in I arsus li 28. I was free b 
 Pom. 9.11. for the children being not yet b. 
 iCor. 15.8. seen of me, as of one b. out of due time 
 Oal. 4.23. ot bond-woman, was b. after the flesh, 29. 
 Heb. 11. 23. hy faith Moses when/;, was hid 
 
 1 Pet .2.2 .as new b. babes desire sincere milk of word 
 IJohn, 2. 29. that doth righteousness, is b. of him 
 Rev. 12. 4. to devour the child as soon as it was b 
 ^ of God. 
 
 Jobn l. 13. which were b. not of blood, but of God 
 1 Jobn 3.9. b. oj God doth not commit sin, because b. 
 4.7. every one that loveth is b. of God, and knoweth 
 5.1. who beheveth that .lesus is Christ is b. of God 
 4. whatsoever is b. of God overcometh the world 
 18. whosoever is b. of God sinnetli not 
 BORN hi the lu.use. 
 
 Cen.U. 11. armed his trained serv'ants b. in his hause 
 15. 3. to rne no seed, one b. m my house is my heir 
 17.12. b. in the house shall be circumcised, 13,23,27 
 Xer.22. Jl. A. mthe priest's Aomjo eat of his meat 
 Keel. 2. 7. I had servants b. in my house 
 BORlSI in the land. 
 
 leaven, whether stranger or A. m/and 
 
 48. the stranger shall be as one A. in the land 
 
 I.ev. 24.16. A. m /and that blasphemeth put to death 
 1 oi'f'inance for stranger and A. in land 
 
 15. 30. doth ought presumptuously, whether A. in 1. 
 
 _ BD B h- ej a leoman, or women. 
 
 IK ^ A. of r. woman is of few daj’s 
 
 15.14. that IS A. of a w. that he should be righteous ? 
 
 2o. 4. how can he he clean that is A. of a woman't 
 Mat.W. 11. among them that are A. of a w.Luke 7 ^8 
 _ BORN. 
 
 Oew 5a + 23. children of Machir A. on .Joseph’s knees 
 "’ay be A. with them 
 *8. that the table may be A. with them 
 d?/d!7.16.29. the pillars on which the house was A.up 
 er' 1^' hy me from the belly 
 
 Tk' irf shall be A upon her sides and be dandled 
 •Jer. 10. 5. they must be A. because they cannot go 
 Awoa j 26. ye have A. the tabernacle of Moloch 
 TiJl 3. bringing one sick of palsy, was A. of four 
 John2(). 15. if thou hast A. 1dm hence tell me 
 ^ets 21 . ,35. so it was that he was A. of the soldiers 
 
 1 Cor. Id. 49. as we have A. the image of the earthly 
 
 y. , liOTv Ts' K. 
 
 ^ ''ave A. chastisement 
 J^in/.5j.l2. It was not an enemy, then 1 could have A. 
 09. 7. because for thy sake I Jiave reproach 
 Jsa. d 3. 4^. surely he hath A. griefs, carried sorrows 
 r^- because he hath A. it upon him 
 P-Ji- in ']ave A. their iniquities 
 
 "o 01 i^ast A. thy lewdness and abomin 
 
 Ti'i"a^'e their shame, 36. 6. 1.39.26. 
 
 i'l ■ h'lrden and heat of day 
 
 jJr burdens, grievous to be A. Luke 11.46 
 
 Pev. .. 3 . hast A. and hast patience, and not fainted 
 P BO UR 0 W. 
 
 00 1, ‘‘'■ery woman shall A. ofne.ighbour,11.2. 
 
 X- "i'fbt, and it be hurt or die 
 
 2 refs' ^'’’a *,'?P'',s'’a't lend, but shalt not A. 28.12. 
 
 Ma/Vto '"f ' 'f ’asaid ,go A.vessels ahro., A. not few 
 Mat. o. 42. him that won Id A. of thee, turn not away 
 r j , i^ORl^OW KI). 
 
 2 Bs'.vptians jewels of silver 
 
 alas, master, for it was A. 
 i\e/t. o. 4. we have A. money for the king’s tribute 
 p nORIU>\VEK. 
 
 jff^od'o^' servant to the lender 
 
 *4. as with the lender, so with the A. 
 
 BORROWETIT, 
 
 Psal. 37. 21. the wicked A. and payeth not again 
 BO.SOM 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part of the body which in- 
 lAe heart, Exod. 4. 6. [2] The aTms,Psa\ 
 
 The son which is in the bosom of the Father, John 
 1. 18. who is one with the Rather, entirely beloved 
 by him, and intimately acquainted with all his 
 counsels and will. 
 
 Render into their bosom, Psal. 79. 12. Punish 
 them sensibly, so as it may come home to them, 
 and fall heavily upon them in their own persons 
 He shall carry them in his hosom, Isa. 40. 11. 
 He shall perform all the offices of a tender and 
 faitnful shepherd toward his people, carrying him 
 selj with great wisdom, condescension, and com¬ 
 passion to every one of them, according to their 
 several capacities and infirmities. 
 
 Abraham s bosom, Kuke 16. 23. Lazarus was in 
 a place of rest, where he had communion with 
 the saints, and enjoyed the same felicity with 
 Abraham the friend of God; and this place was 
 heaven. 
 
 Gen. 16. 5. Sarai said, I have given my maid into 
 Lfod. 4. 6. put now thy hand into thy A. 7. [thy A. 
 vHim. 11. 12. thatshoiildst say,carry them in thy A 
 Deut. 13. 6. if the wife of thy A. entice thee secretly 
 28. 54. his eye evil toward the wife of his A. 
 
 56. her eye evil toward the husband of her A. 
 Ruth 4.16. N aomi took the child and laid it in her A 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. drank of his cup, and lay in his A. 
 
 8. I gave thee thy master’s wdves into thy A. 
 
 1 Kings!. 2. a young virgin, let her lie in thy A. 
 
 3. 20. she arose and took my son. and laid it in 
 
 ber dean child in my A 
 17- 19. Elijah took him out of her A. 
 
 22. t .35. tlie blood ran into the A. of the chariot 
 Job 19. t27. though my reins be consumed in my A 
 
 31. 33. by hiding mine iniquity in my A. 
 
 Psal. 35. 13. my prayer returned into my own A 
 74. 11. pluck tiiy right hand out of thy A. 
 
 79. 12. and render seven fold into their A. 
 
 89. 50. how I do bear in my A. the reproach of all 
 129. 7- nor he that bindeth sheaves, his A. 
 
 Prov. 5. 20. wilt thou embrace the A. of astrano-er 
 6. 27- can a man take fire in his A. 'f ° 
 
 17. 23. a wicked man taketh a gift out of the A. 
 
 19. 24. a slothfid man hideth his hand in A. 26. 15 
 21.14. a reward in the A. pacifieth wrath 
 Eccl. 7. 9. for anger resteth in the A. of fools 
 Isa. 40. 11. he shall carry the lambs in his A. 
 
 49. t22. they shall bring thy sons in their A. 
 
 65. 6. will recompense, even recomp, into their A. 
 7.1 will measure their former work into their A 
 Jer. 32. 18. iniquity of fathers into the A.ofchildr’ 
 Lam. 2. 12. their soul was poured into mother’s A 
 Ezek. 43.113. A. of the altar shall be a cubit 
 Mic. 7. 5. keep from her that lieth in thy A. 
 
 Luke 6. 38. good measure men give into your A 
 
 10.22. was carried by the angels into A braham’s A. 
 
 23. seeth Abraham, and Laaanis in his A 
 John 1. 18. which is in the A. of the Father 
 
 13.23. now there was leaning on .Jesus’ A. adisciole 
 
 BO.SSES. 
 
 Job 15. 26. upon the thick A. of his bucklers 
 BOTCH. 
 
 Deut. 28. 27. Lord will smite thee with the A. 35 
 BOIH. 
 
 Gen.2. 25. were A. naked || 3. 7. the eyes of A. opened 
 
 19. 36. thus were A. the daughters of 1 ot with child 
 
 21. 27. and A. ot them made a covenant 
 
 22. 8. so they went A. of them together 
 
 27.45. why should 1 be deprived of you A.inoneday ? 
 31. 37. that they may judee betwixt us A. 
 
 E.rod. 22. 9. cause of A. shall come before judges 
 
 11. then shall an oath of the Lord be between A. 
 Lev. 20.11. A. of them surely be put to death, their 
 
 blood shall be upon them, 12. Deut. 22. 22 
 JSum. 12.5. called Aaron and Miriam, they A. cam'e 
 25.8. Pliinehas w^ent after and thrust A. through 
 Deut. 19. 17. A. the men shall stand before the Lord 
 
 1 2. 34. in one day they shall die A. of them 
 9. ..6. went out A. of them, he and 8amuel, abroad 
 
 20. 42. forasmuch as we have sworn A. of us 
 
 Job 9. 33. any days man thaf might lay his hand on A. 
 Prov. 17.15. A. are abomination to the T.ord, 20 10 
 20.12. the Lord hath made even A. of them 
 24. 22. and who knoweth the ruin of them A. ? 
 
 Eccl. 4. .3. better than A. is he that hath not been 
 
 hum together, none quench 
 (. 16. the land shall be forsaken of A. her kings 
 Jer. 46. 12. and they are fallen A. together 
 Ezek. 21. 19. A. twain shall come forth of one land 
 2.5. 1.3. then 1 saw that they A. took one way 
 Mir. I. 3. that they may do evil with A. hands 
 Aceh. 6. 1.3. counsel of peace shall be between 
 9. 1 15. they shall fill A. the bowls [them A. 
 
 Mat. 15.14. A. .shall fall into the ditch, I.uke 6 .39 
 Luke 7- 42. nothing to pay, frankly forgave them A 
 Jlcts25.?,. nor angel norspirit, but Pharis. confess b. 
 Eph. 2. 14. he IS our peace, who hath made A. one 
 16. he might reconcile A. unto God by the cross 
 
 2 Pet. 3.1. in A. 1 stir up your pure minds 
 Kev. 19. 20. A. were cast alive into the lake of fire 
 
 BOl'TT.E 
 
 Signifies, [1] A vessel to contain liquids, Gen. 21. 
 14. .Tosh. 9. 4. [2] The inhabitants of jexnsAem, 
 whom God threatened to fill with the w'ine of 
 terror and astonishment for their .sins, .Ter. 13. 
 
 12. [3] The clouds in which the rain is kept, a 
 
 in bottles, out of which God pourcth it when he 
 sees fit, .Job .38. .37. 
 
 Put my tears in thy bottle, Psal. 56. 8. Regard 
 and consider all my troubles, which have caused 
 so much grief to me, and deliver me from them. 
 Gen. 21.14. took a A. of water and gave it 11 agar 
 15. water was spent in the A. |l 19. she filled the A. 
 Judg. 4. 19. she opened a A. of milk and covered him 
 1 .S'aw. 1.2.4. Hannah took a A. of wine, brought him 
 10. 3. shall meet another carrying a A. of wine 
 16. 20. Jesse took a A. of wine and sent to Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 1. Ziba brought to David a t>. or wine 
 P.sal. 56. 8. put thou my tears into thy A. are they not 
 119. 83. I am become like a A. in the smoke 
 La. 30. + 14. he shall break it as the A. of potters 
 Jer. 13. 12. every A. shall be filled with wine 
 
 19. 1. get a potter’s earthen A. || 10. break the A. 
 
 Hub. 2.15. puttestthy A. to him and makest drunken 
 ^ . hOITLE.S. 
 
 Josh. 9. 4. the Gibeonites took wine A. and rent 
 13. these A. of wine which we filled were new 
 1 Sam. 25.18. Abigail took two A. of wine, five sheep 
 Job .32. 19. my belly ready to burst like new A. 
 
 38. .37. or who can stay the A. of heaven ? 
 
 Jer. 4f?. 12. shall empty his vessels, and break A. 
 Hes. 7- 5. the prince made him sick with A. of wine 
 Mat. 9. 17- neither do men put new wine into ohl 
 A. else the A. break, Mark 2. 22. Luke 5. 37,38. 
 BOi'lOiVl. 
 
 Exod. 15. 5. they sank into the A. as a stone 
 29. 12. thou shalt pour blood beside the A. of the 
 altar. Lev. 4 7, 18, 25, .30. I 5. 9.1 8. 15. | 9. 9. 
 .Job .36. .30. behold, God covereth the A. of the sea 
 Cant. .3. 10. he made the A. thereof of gold 
 Ezek. 36. f 4. thus saith the T.ord to hills and A. 
 Dan. 6. 24. or ever they came at the A. of the den 
 Amos 9. 3. tho’ they be hid from my sight in the A. 
 Jonah 2. 6. 1 went down to the A. of the mountains 
 Zech. 1. 8. he stood among myrtle-trees in the A. 
 Mat. 27. 51. vail rent from top to A. Mark 15. 38. 
 BOTIOMLES.S. 
 
 Rev. 9. 1. to him was given the key of the A. pit 
 
 2. he opened the A. pit, and there arose smoke 
 11. had a king, which is the angel of the A. pit 
 
 11. 7. the beast that ascendeth out of the A. pit 
 17- 8. the beast shall ascend out of the A. pit 
 
 20. 1. an angel having the key of the A. pit 
 
 3. and cast him into the A. pit, and shut him up 
 
 BOUGH. 
 
 Gen. 49. 22. Joseph is a fruitful A. even a fruitful 
 A. by a well, whose branches run over the wall 
 Judg. 9. 48. Abimelech cut down a A. from the trees 
 
 49. the people cut down every man his A. 
 
 Isa. 10. 33. the Lord shall loji the A. with terror 
 
 17- 6. two or three berries in top of uppeiTnost A. 
 
 9. in that day his strong cities be as a forsaken A. 
 ^ BOUGHS. 
 
 Lev. 23. 40. A. of goodly trees, A. of thick trees 
 Deut. 24. 20. thou shalt not go over the A. again 
 2 Sam. 18. 9. the mule went "under the A. of an oak 
 .Tob 14. 9. and brought forth A. like a plant 
 Psal. 80. 10. the A. were like the gooiily cedar-trees 
 11. she sent out her A. to the sea, branches to river 
 Cant. 7. 8. 1 will take hold of the A. thereof 
 Isa. 27. 11- when the A. thereof are withered 
 .30. 117. till ye be left as a tree bereft of A. 
 
 Ezek. 17. 23. it shall bring forth h. and bear fruit 
 31. .3. his top was among the thick A. 14. 
 
 6. the fowls made their nests in his A. Dan. 4.12. 
 BOUGHT. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 129. in the midst of the A. of a sling 
 
 BOUGHT. 
 
 Gen. 17. 12. circumcised every man-child born in 
 house A. with his money, 13, 2.3,27. Exod. 12. 44. 
 33. 19. Jacob A. a parcel of a field. Josh. 24. 32. 
 
 39. 1. Potiphar A. Joseph of the Ishmaelites 
 
 47. 14. Joseph gathereef money for the corn they A. 
 
 20. Joseph A. all the land of Egypt, 23. 
 
 49. .30. which Abraham A. .50. 13. Acts j. 16. 
 
 Lev. 25. 28. shall remain in the hand of him that A. it 
 .30. shall be established for ever to him that A. it 
 
 50. he shall reckon with him that A. him 
 
 25. 51. give out of the money that he was A. for 
 27. 22. sanctify to the Lord a field that he A. 
 
 24. in jubilee return to him of whom it was A. 
 Deut. .32. 6. is not he thy father that A. thee / 
 
 Ruth 4. 9. I have A. all that was ITimelech’s 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. one little ew’e-lamb which he had A. 
 
 24. 24. so David A. the threshing-floor and oxen 
 
 1 Kings 16. 24. Omi i A. the hill Samaria of Shemer 
 Nell. 5.16. I continued in work, nor A. we any land 
 Jer. 32.9. 1 A. the field of 1 i anameel niy uncle’s son 
 43. and fields shall be A. in this land 
 IIos. 3. 2. so I A. her to me for 15 pieces of silver 
 Mat. 1.3. 46. he sold all that he had, and A. that field 
 
 21. 12. Jesus cast out all them that sold and A. in 
 
 the temple, Mark 11. 15. I.uke 19. 45. 
 27- 7- took counsef and A. with them potters’ field 
 + 9. whom they A. of the children of Israel 
 Markl5. 46. Joseph A. fine linen and took him dowui 
 16. 1. had A. sweet spices to come and anoint him 
 Luke 14.18. I have A. a piece of ground, and go see it 
 19. T have A. five yoke of oxen, 1 go to prove them 
 17- 28. they did eat, they drank, the3’ A. and sold 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 20. for ye are A. with a price, 7. 2.3. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. even denying the I.ord that 0 . them 
 Rev. 14. t 4. these were A. from among men 
 
 BOU N D, actively. 
 
 Gen. 22. 9. A. Isaac his son, and laid him on the altar 
 38. 28. the midwife A. on his hand a scarlet thread 
 42. 24. took .Simeon and A. him before them 
 Lev. 8. 7- he A. the epliod with the curious girdle 
 
 11.3. he A. bonnets on ;\aron’s sons 
 Num. 30. 4. she had A. her sciul, 5, 6,7, 8, 9,10,11. 
 .kosh. 2. 21. she A. a scarlet line in the window 
 Judg. 15.1.3. fhe3' A. Samson with two new cords 
 
 16. 8. A. with w iths ll 12. ropes jj 21. fettem 
 
 2 kings 5.25. he A. two talents of silver in tw'o bags 
 
 17. 4. he shut up lloshea and A. him in iirison 
 
 25. 7. they A. Zedekiah with fetters of brass 
 
 2 Chron. .33. 11. A. .Maiiasseli |i .36. 6. A. .lehoiakim 
 Prov. .30. 4. who hath A. the waters in a garment 
 7/(W.7.15. tho’ I have A. and strengthened their arms 
 Mat. 14. 3. I lerod A. .lohn aii.l put in pris. JJ«rX ().17, 
 27. 2. they had A. lesus, Mark 15. I. .hihu 18. 12. 
 Luke 1.3. 16. this daug!il»>r whom Satan hatli A. 
 xlcts 21. 11. Agabns A. hisown hands and feet 
 
 22. 25. as the^' A. Paul with thongs he saifi, 29. 
 
 23. 12. A. themselves under acui.se, 11, 21. 
 
 Rev. 20. 2. he A. .Satan a thousaml years 
 
 BOUND, parAxely. 
 
 Gen. .39. 2 '. a place wiiere the king's prisoners aJft A. 
 
 40. 3. into the prison where Joseph was A. 
 
 D 2 3.) 
 
BOW 
 
 BOW 
 
 BRA 
 
 CjenA'^J). the butler and t.aker which were b. in pris. 
 42. +16. y-‘ siiall be //. in pri.son to proveyour words 
 19. let one of'your brethren he h. in prison 
 Nvm. IQ. 15. vessel which hath no cover on it 
 Jvifff. Id. 6. wherewith thou iniiilitest he //. 10,13. 
 
 1 Q,'). 29. the soul of niy lord shall he />. 
 
 2 -Vw. :t. .31. thy hands were not h. n( r feet 
 Joh 315.8. and if they be h. in fetters and holden 
 l‘xal. J07. 10. heinsf/i. iii affliction and iron 
 Prov. 22. 15. foolishness is h. in the heart of a child 
 Jsa. 22. 3. are h. hy the archers, all are h. lo;>ether 
 
 61. 1. the openinir of the prison to them that are/>. 
 J.am. 1. 11. the yoke of niy traiiSL’ie.ssions is b. 
 Dfin. 3. 21. h. in their coats || 23. fell down />. 
 
 f 1. did not we cast three men h. into the f urnace ? 
 Mat. 1(5.19. hind on earth, be h. in heaven, 1». U5. 
 2.3. t IB. he that swearelti by the gift, he is />. 
 Mark 15.7- lay !>■ with them that maile in nrrection 
 Joint 11. 41. h. hand and foot, his face was b. 
 
 IB.24. Annas had sent him b. to (’aiaphas, 113. 
 Acts 9. 2. that he niieht hrimr tliem h. 21. | 22. 5. 
 
 12. 0. Peter/;, with chains 1121.27. left I'anl b. 
 
 20. 22. behold I go b. in the .Spirit to lerusalem 
 ?1. 13. I am ready not to he b. < niy, hut to die 
 
 item.7-2. is/;, by he law to her husband, 1 Car.7.39. 
 
 1 Cor. 7.27. art thou /;. unto a wife, seek not to be 
 
 2 The.u\ 1. 3. we are /;. to thank (iod always, 2. 13. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 9. hut the word of fiod is not b. 
 
 Jleb. 13. .3. them that are in bonds, as /;. with them 
 llev. 9. 14. loose theaneelsA. in the, river 1 uphi ates 
 
 HOUND with c/iain.f. 
 
 2 Clir. 33. I 11. IManasseh />.-11 36.1 6. Tehoiakim/;.- 
 Psdl. OB. 0. (iod hriuL'cth out those which are /;. 711 . c. 
 Jer. 39. 7- h- /edekiah 52. 11. ll4o. 1. .leremiah b.- 
 Nah. 3.10. alt her ereat men were /;. 7vit/i c/iams 
 Mark5. 4. because he had been often /;. zvith chains 
 JMkei\.‘l^). he was kept /;. zoith chains, in fetters 
 Acts^\ .33. commanded Paul to be /;. zoith tv/o chains 
 28.20. for hope of Isi'ael I am /;. zvith this chain 
 HOUND 7;p. 
 
 Gen. 44. 30. his life is b. zijt in the lad’s life 
 2 ‘Sam. 20. t .3. they were /;. zjp living in widowhood 
 klKinijs 12. d 1(1. which /;. zip silver in haes 
 Jsa. i. 6. they hac e not been closed neither /;. zip 
 .Ter. 30.13. none to plead, that thou mayest be b.ztp 
 J-lsek. ,30. 21. it shall not he /;. zip to he healed 
 34. 4. nor have ye /;. zip that which was broken 
 ]los. 4. 19. the wind hath /;. her j;/; in her wings 
 1.3.12. the iniquity of Ephraim is b. zip 
 Inike 10. 34. he h. zip his wounds, pouring in oil 
 HOU N D, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 49. 26. to the utmo.st /;. of the evelasting hills 
 .Tob ,38. 20. thou shouldest take it to the /;. thereof 
 Psal. 104.9. to waters set a b. that they may not pass 
 Proz>.‘2'2. t28. remove not the ancient /;. 23. t 10. 
 Jer. 5.22. have placed the sand for the b. of the sea 
 Pzek. 40. 112. the b. before the little chambers 
 IJos. 5.10. the princes like them that remove the b. 
 HOUND.S. 
 
 Prod. 19. 12. thou shalt set b. to the people round 
 23. set /;. about the mount, and sanctify it 
 23.31.1 will set thy b. from the Hed sea to sea of 
 Pent. 32. B. he settne /;. of the people by number 
 Job 14. 5. hast appointed his b. that he cannot pass 
 
 26. 10. he hath compassed the waters with b. 
 
 Isa. 10. 13. 1 have removed the b. of the people 
 Acts 17.26. hast determined the b. of their habitation 
 
 BOUNTY. 
 
 1 Kings 3. + 6. thou hast shewed to David great b. 
 10.13. which Solomon gave her of his royal /;. 
 
 Prov. 20.1 6. most men will proclaim their own /;. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 5. and make up beforehand vour b. that 
 
 the same might be ready as a matter of b. 
 BOUNTll'UT,. 
 
 Psal. 145 117' the T.ord is h. in all his works 
 Prov. 22.9. he that hath a b. eye shall be blessed 
 Isa. 32. 5. nor shall the churl be said to be b. 
 BOUN TIFULNES.S. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 11. being enriched in every thing to all 5. 
 BOUN'l’l FULLY. 
 
 P.zal. 13. 6. because he hath dealt /;. with me 
 116. 7- fertile Lord hath dealt b. with tliee 
 119.17. deal /;. with thy servant that 1 may live 
 142. 7- for thou shalt deal b. with me 
 2 Cor. 9. 6. he which soweth b. shall reap b. 
 
 BOW 
 
 Signifies, [1] An instrument for .shooting arrozvs, 
 Den. 27. .3. 2 Kings 9. 24. [2] The whole fzir- 
 zzitnre for zoar, Psal. 44. 6. [3] Strength, ,lob 
 29. 20. f4j The rain bow, the sign of (iod's 
 covenant in the cloud, zohich, thozigh natzirallzj a 
 .sign of rain, pet bp God's appointment zoas turned 
 into an as.surance, that there should be no more 
 such overflowing rain as then had been, Oen. 9. 
 1.3, 14. [5] iiis promise and help, llab. 3. 9. 
 [6] Faith and patience, Oen. 49. 24. 
 
 If he turn not, he hath bent his bow, Psal. 7. 12. 
 If he leave not his wicked coztrse, then God hath 
 prepared, and will speedilp execute his judgments 
 «n him. 
 
 •Ilis bow abode in strength, Gen. 49. 24. Ilis in- 
 ziocence, patience, temperance, his faith and hope 
 in God, continued firm, wherebp he resisted and 
 ranqzii.shed all the temptations and difficulties he 
 met with, so that his enemies cculd neither defile 
 nor destrop him. 
 
 Gen. 9. 13. 1 do set my b. in the cloud for a token 
 14. that the b. shall be seen in the cloud, 1(5. 
 
 27. 3. take, I pray thee, thy quiver and tliy b. 
 
 48. 22. I took of the Amorite with my sword and b. 
 
 49. 21. his /;. abode in strength, and arms of hands 
 Josh. 24. 12. but not with thy sword nor thy b. 
 
 1 Sam. IB. 4. lonathan gave David his sword, b. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. IB. bade them teach ludah the use of the b. 
 22. the /;. of .lonathan tui'ned not back 
 
 1 Kings 22. 34. a certain man drew' a A. at a venture 
 
 and smote the king of Israel, 2 Citron. IB. 33. 
 
 2 ITmg.c 6. 22. smite those taken with sword and b. 
 9. 24. .Tehu drew a b. with his full strength 
 
 13. 15. take b. and arrows, he took b. and arrears 
 16. put tliy hand upon the b. he put his hand 
 
 1 Chrun. 5. 18. valiant men, able to shoot with /;. 
 
 36 
 
 1 Chr. 12.2. armed with b. and shooting arr. out of b. 
 Job 29. 20. my /;. w'as renewed in my hand 
 I’.sal. 44. 6. I will not trust in my /;. nor sword 
 40. 9. he breaketh the/;, and cutteth the si;ear 
 76. .3. there brake he the arrows of the 
 78. 57. they w'ere turned aside like a <le. eitful b. 
 Isa. 41. 2. he gave them as stubble to his /;. 
 
 6t3.19. that escape to the nations that draw the b. 
 Jer.t). 2.3. they shall lay hold on b. and s|)ear 
 
 49. .35. behold, I will break the /;. of Klain 
 
 50. 42. they shall hold the /;. and the lance 
 f.am. 2. 4. he liath bent his /;. like an enemy 
 F.zek. 1.28. as the ajipeaiance of the b. in the cloud 
 .39. '.i. 1 will smite thy /;. out of thy left hand 
 Jlo.s.1.5. I will break/;. of Israel in valley of lezrcel 
 
 7. 1 will not save them by /;. nor by sword 
 2. 18. 1 w'ill break the /;. and the sword 
 7.16. not to most 11 ich. they are like a deceitful /;. 
 Amos 2.15. he that handleth /;. not deliver himself 
 llab. 3. 9. thy /;. was marie quite naked, thy wcrrl 
 /ech. 9. 13. when I tilled the/;, with I phraim 
 Rev. 0. 2. he that sat on the white horse had a b. 
 See Bji.N'p, I’lKNT, H\T'rLK-Bovv. 
 HOW-SflO T. 
 
 Gen. 21.10. sat over-against him as it were a b. 
 HOWS. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 4. the b. of the mighty are broken 
 31. t .3. and men with /;. hit him, 1 Citron. 10. .3. 
 
 1 Citron. 12.2. they were armed with /;. and could use 
 
 2 C/rre?;. 14.B. army out of Tenjamin that rlrew 
 
 26.14. Uzziah [irepared for them /;. and slings 
 Fell. 4.13. I even set the people with their /;.' 
 
 16. theother halfof them held both spears and b. 
 Psal. .37.15. anti their/;. shall be broken 
 
 L\a. 7. 24. with arrows and b. shall men come 
 
 13.18. their /;. shall dash young men to pieces 
 21. + 17. the number of A. shall be diminished 
 .Ter. 51.56. every one of their b. is broken 
 Ezek. .39. 9. they shall burn the /;. and the arrows 
 HOWL 
 
 Josh. 23. 7. neither make mention, nor serve, nor b. 
 
 youi selves to their gods, 2 Kings I7. .35. 
 2 TCings 5. 18. 1 /;. myself in the house of Himmcn 
 .T. b 39. .3. they /;. themselves, they bring foi th 
 Psal. 22. 29. all that go down to the dust, shall /;. 
 
 72. 9. that dwell in wilderness shall b. before him 
 7B. t .31. wrath of O. made to /;. down chosen men 
 141. 5. b. thy heavens, O Lorri, and come down 
 Prov. 5.1. and b. thine ear to my understanding 
 
 14.19. evil /;. before the good, wicked at gates of 
 Eccl. 12. .3. the strong men shall b. themselves 
 Mic. 6.6. and b. myself before the high (iod 
 Hab.'S.Q. the perpetual hills did/;. his wayseverlast. 
 Eph. 3.14. for this cause 1 /;. my knees to the T ather 
 How down. 
 
 Gen. 27. 29. nations /;. dozon, mother’s sons b. dozen 
 .37. 10. sliall 1, thy mother, and brethren A. r/()i47i 
 49. 8. father’s children shall A. dowzi before me 
 E.rod. 11. B. these thy servants shall A. dozon to me 
 
 20.5. shalt not A. davn thyself to tliem, Deut. 5.9. 
 23. 24. thou shalt not A. dozon to their gods 
 
 lev. 26.1. neither set up any image to A. down to it 
 Judg. 2.19. in following other gods to A. dozen 
 2 Kings5. 18. when 1 A. dozon in house, of Himmcn 
 
 19. 16. T.,. A. dozen thine ear, and hear, Psal. 80.1. 
 Job .31.10. and let others A. down upon her 
 P.tal. ,31. 2. A. dozen thine ear to me, Prov. 22.17. 
 
 95.6. O come, let us worship and b.dozon.let us kneel 
 
 1. m. 10. 4. witliout me they A. dozon under prisoners 
 
 46.2. they stoop, they A. dozen together, they could 
 49. 23. kings and queens shall A. dozezt to tnee 
 
 51.2.3. have said, A. dozon that we niay go over 
 58. 5. is it to A. dozen his head as a bulrush I 
 
 60.14. they that despised thee shall A. dozon 
 65. 12. ye shall all A. dozen to the slaughter 
 
 Jiom. 11.10. eyes darkened, A. down their back alway 
 HOW knee. 
 
 Gen. 41. 43. and they cried before him, A. the knee 
 J.za. 45. 2.3. to me every knee shall A. Rom. 14.11. 
 £■;;/;. .3.14. 1 A. myto Father of our I.ord lesus 
 Phil. 2.10. at the name of .lesus every /-Mec shall A. 
 HO WED. 
 
 Gen. .33. 6. the handmaidens and their children A. 
 
 7. T.eah also with her children A. WachclA. 
 
 4.3. 26. .loseph’s brethren A. themselves to him 
 
 49.15. 1 ssachar A. his shoulder to bear, became a 
 Josh. 2.3.16. transgressed the covenant, served other 
 
 gods, and A. yourselves to them, Judg. 2.12,17. 
 Jzidg. 5. 27- at her feet he A. where he A. he fell 
 Ruth 2.10. she fell on her face and A. herself 
 
 1 Sa?n. 4.19. Phinehas’ wife A. herself and travailed 
 
 20. 41. David A. himself || 25. 2.3. Abigail A. 41. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 14. David A. the heart of the men of .1 udah 
 22.10. he A. hea' ens and came down, Psal. 18. 9. 
 
 1 Kings 1.16. Hath sheba A. and did obeisance, .31. 
 19.18. knees which have not A. to Haal, Rom. 11. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 1.11.3. the third captain A. before Elijah 
 
 2. 15. the sons of the prophets A. before 1'lisha 
 4. .37. A. herself to ground, and took up her son 
 
 2 ('lifon. 7. 3. A. themselves upon the pavement 
 
 29. 29. the king and all present A. themselves 
 E.sth. 3. 2. A. to Daman || 5. IMordecai A. not 
 J,am.?>.-\ 20. and my soul is A. in me 
 Mat. 27. 29. A. the knee before him, and mocked 
 Lztke 1.3. 11. a spirit of intirmity, and was A. 
 
 HOW 11) dozen. 
 
 Gen. 2.3.12. Abraham A. dozen before the people 
 42. 6. loseph’s brethren came and A. dozen. 4.3. 28. 
 Num. 25. 2. people did eat, and A. dozen to their gods 
 .Tudg. 7. 6. rest of the peoi>le A. dozenou their knees 
 2 Kings 9. + 24. loram A. dozen in his chariot 
 2 Chr. 25. 14. set them up to be his gods, and A. dozen 
 Psal. .35. 14. 1 A. dozen heavily as one that mourneth 
 ,38. 6. 1 am A. e'o?;-;*greatly, t go mourning all day 
 42.1 5.why art thou b.dozezt, O my soul' hope in God 
 44.25. our soul is A. dozen to the'dust, our nelly 
 
 57.6. my soul is A. dozen, they have digged a pit 
 145.14. raiseth up all those that be A. dozen, 146. 8. 
 
 Isa. 2.11. the haughtine.ss of men shall be A. down 
 
 17. and the loftiness of man shall he b. down 
 
 21.3. 1 was A. down at the hearing of it 
 
 Luke 24.5. they wei e afraid and A. dozen their faces 
 
 BOWED head. 
 
 Gen. 21. 26. man A. his head and worshipped, 48. 
 
 4.3. 28. they A. their heads and made obeisance 
 Erod. 4. 31. then they A. their heads and worshipped, 
 
 12. 27. .\e/i. 8. 6, 
 
 .31. 8. Moses made haste and A. his head to earth 
 Fum. 22. .31. Balaam A. his head and fell flat on face 
 + Balaam A. down his head, and A. himself 
 
 1 ('hn.n. 29. 20. A. down their heads and worshipped 
 
 2 Chr. 20. IB. Jehoshaphat A. his head to the ground 
 29. 30. they sang praises and A. their Ae;7</.> 
 
 John 19. 30. Jesus A. his head and gave up the ghost 
 VC'S V.\) himself. 
 
 Gen. 18. 2. Abraham A. h. 23.7,12. II19. 1. T.ot A. A. 
 .3.3. 3. .lacot) A. himselj, 17. .31. ' 48.12. .loseph A. k. 
 Judg. 16. .30. Samsen A. hzmstlT with all his might 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 8. David stoopeil to Saul and A. himself 
 28. 11. .Saul per. eived it was amuel and A. himself 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 8. Mephifejsheth A. himse f to David 
 
 1 4. 22. .loal) A. bims. to 1 'avid ' .33. Absal(;ui A. hints. 
 18,21. and Cuslii A. himself \o Joab.an 1 ran 
 
 21.20. .Araunah A. A. before the king, 1 CAr. 21.21. 
 
 1 Kizigs 1.2.3. N athan A. A.' 47. the king A. A. on bed 
 53. Adonijah came and A. himself to king Solomon 
 
 2. 19. Solomon rose and A. himsilfio Ids inother 
 iOoWLlJL 
 
 .Tudg. 5. every one that A. on his knees to drink 
 Isa. 2. 9. the mean man A. 1| 46. 1. Bel A. down 
 BOWING. 
 
 (few. 24. 52. Eliezer A. himself to the earth 
 Job 4. + 4. thou hast strengthened the A. knees 
 P.sal. 17- 11. set their eyes, A. down to the earth 
 02. 3. as a A. wall shall ye be, and a tottering fence 
 Mark 15. 19. they did spit upon him,/;, their knees 
 BOW .M l,.N. 
 
 Jer. 4. CQ. the city shall flee from the noise of the A. 
 BGWKLS 
 
 .‘Signifies. [1] The entrails, .lob CO. 14. Acts 1. 18. 
 12] 'ihe heart, 2 Lor. 12. Philem. 7. [3] 'Ihe 
 ziomh, Gen. 25. 2.3. [4] Pitp, or compassion, Isa. 
 63. 15. .ler. 31. 20. [.5] itzie greutlp eloied, 
 
 zchom a per-'^on loves as his own sozJ, Philem. 12. 
 [6] Tender mercies, P.sal. 25. ■ 6. Prov. 12. + 10. 
 Gen. 15. 4. out of thine own A. shall be thy heir 
 25. 2.3. two manner of jieople shall be from thy b. 
 43. .30. for his A. did yearn upon his brother 
 Fztm. 5. 22. this water shall go into thy A. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 12. thy seed w Inch proceed out of thy A. 
 16. 11. t)ehold my son which came forth of iny A. 
 20. 10. .loah shed out Amasa’s A. to the ground 
 
 1 Kings 3. 26. for her A. vearned upon lier son 
 
 2 Citron. 21.15. great sickness lo' diseascof thy A. 
 
 18. Lord smote him in his A. ' 19. his A. fell out 
 
 .32. 21. they that came forth of his ow n A. slew him 
 Job 20.14. 3’et his meat in his A. is turned 
 
 30. 27. my A. boiled, and rested not 
 
 I'.'al. 22. 14. it is melted in the midst of my A. 
 
 25. t 6. remember, G Lord, tliy A. and kindnesses 
 4!). + B.th)' law is in the midst of my A. 
 
 71.6. art he that took me out of my mother’s A. 
 
 109. 18. let it come into his A. like water 
 Prov. 12. + 10. the A. of the wicked are cruel 
 Cazit. 5. 4. and my A. were moved for him 
 Isa. 16. 11. my A. shall sound like an harp 
 
 48.19. the oftspring of thy A. like the gravel 
 
 49. 1. from the A. of m3' mother he made mention 
 
 63.15. where is the sounding of fhv' A. and mercies '. 
 Jer. 4. 19. my A. my A. I am pained atmv- heart 
 
 31. 20. therefore 1113* A. are troubled for him 
 Lam. 1 20. behold, O Lord, my A. are troubled,2.11. 
 Ezek. ,3. 3. fill thy A. with this roll I give thee 
 
 7. 19. not satisfy their souls, nor fill their A. 
 
 Jonah 1.1 17. .lonah was in the A. of the fish 
 Euke 1. + 78. through the A. of the merc3’ of our God 
 Acts 1. 18. .ludas burst, and all his A. gushed out 
 2 Cor. 6. 12. 3’e are straitened in 3'our own A. 
 
 7. + 15. Titus, his A. are more abundant 
 Phil. 1.8. I long after 3-011 in the A. of Christ 
 2.1. if consol, in (.'hr. if there be an3’ A. and mercies 
 ('ot. 3.12. put on A. of mercies, kindness, meekness, 
 Philem. 7. the A. of the saints are, refreshed h3' tliee 
 12. therefore receive him that is mv own A. 
 
 20. yea, brother, refresh my A. in tlie Lord 
 I Julm 3. 17. and shutteth up*his A. of compassion 
 BOWt,. 
 
 Fnm. 7. 85. each A. w eiglung sevent3' shekels 
 .Tudg. 6. 38. and wringetl the dew, a A. full of water 
 Eccl. 12. 6. or ever the golden A. be broken 
 Zech. 4. 2. a candlestick of gold w itli a A. on it 
 3. tw o olive trees, one ('ii the right side of tlie h. 
 HOW LS. 
 
 F.rod. 25. 29. Ikon shalt make A. to cover, .37.16. 
 Fttm. 4. 7- spread a cloth of bine, dishes anil A. t 14. 
 
 1 Kzngs~ .5‘4. A. and snuffers of pure goId,lC/;r.28.17. 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 1 8. Solomon made an liX)A. of gold 
 .jmos6. 6. that drink wine in A. but not gi ieved for 
 Zcclt. 9. 15. shall he filled like A. as corners of altar 
 
 14.20. the pots in the Lord’s house shall be like A. 
 
 HO.\. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 1. take this A. of oil in thine hand, 3. 
 Mat.‘26.7- hav ing an alabaster A. Mark 14. .3. 
 Mark 14. 3. she brake tbe A. and poured, Luke 7. .37. 
 BOX-1 RP.F. 
 
 Isa. 41.19. T w ill set in the desert the pine and A. 
 
 60. 1.3. the glory of Lebanon shall come, the A. 
 HOY, S. 
 
 Gen. 25. 27- the A. grew, and Fsan was a hunter 
 .Joel .3. ,3. they have given a A. tor a harlot 
 Zech. 8. 5. streets shall he full of A. and girls plavins 
 HOYL, or HOIT. S. 
 
 Exod. 9. 9. it shall be a A. with Mains on man 
 
 10. it became a A. breaking forth withblains 
 
 11. the magicians could I'.ot stand, because of the i. 
 I.CV. 13. 18. the tlesh also in which was a A. 
 
 2 Kings QO. 7. took figs and laid on the A. Isa. 30.21. 
 Job 22 . 7 . so Satan smot«‘ .loh w.th sore A. 
 
 HKACLLET. S. 
 
 Gen. 24. .30. when he saw A. on his sister’s hands 
 .38. 18. th3' signet, thy A. and thy staff. 25. 
 
 Exod. 35. 22. were w illing, brought A. Sum. 31. 50. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. the A. on his arm I have brought 
 Isa. .3.19. 1 will taKe aw ay the chains, A. 
 
BRA 
 
 BRA 
 
 BRE 
 
 JLzek. 16.11. and I put h. upon thine bands 
 . HRAKE. 
 
 Eiod. 9. 25. tlie hail h. every tree of the field 
 
 32. 3. the people h. off the "olden ear-rings 
 
 19. he cast the tables and k. them, JJet/r. 9.17- 
 J'udff. 7.19. they i. pitc hers in their hands, 20. 
 
 9. 53. cast a piece of millstone to A. his scull 
 
 16.9. the withs as a thread H 12. A. new ropes 
 
 1 Sam. 4.18. i’li fell backward and his neck A. 
 Sam. 23. 16. three mighty men thro’,1 CA/-. 11.18. 
 
 1 Ki7igsl9. 11. a strong wind A. in pieces the rocks 
 S Kings 11. 18. Haal's images A. they in pieces 
 
 18.4. A. images, b. brazen serpent .Moses had made 
 
 23. 14. .iosiah A. the images, 2 Chron. 31. 4. 
 
 2 Chnm. 21. 17. Arabians came and A. into .ludah 
 31. t5. as soon as the commandment A. forth 
 
 JoA20. 117. 1 A. the jaws of the wicked 
 38. 8. who shut up the sea when it A. forth ? 
 
 10. and A. up for it my decreed place, and set bars 
 Psal. 70. 3. there A. he the arrows of the bow 
 
 105.16. moreover, he A. the whole staff of bread 
 
 33. he smote their vines, A. trees of their coast 
 
 106. 29. and the plague A. in upon them 
 
 107. 14. out of darkness he A. their bands in sunder 
 Isa. 59.15. as if tiiere A. out a viper 
 
 Jer. 28. 10. took the yoke from leremiah and A. it 
 31. .32. my covenant they A. tho’ I was a husband 
 JEsek. 17.16. whose oatli he despised, and cov. he A. 
 Dan. 2.1. spirit troubled and sleep A. from him 
 .31. smote the image on his feet, and A. them, 45. 
 
 6. 24. the lions A. all tlieir bones m pieces 
 
 7. 7. the fourth beast devoured and A. in pieces 
 ■8. 7. goat smote the ram, and A. his two horns 
 Hlat. 14. 19. he blessed and A. and gave the loaves 
 
 15. .30. ! 20. 26. Mark 6. 41. 18. 0. 1 14. 22. Luke 
 0. 16. 122. 19. I 21. .30. 1 Cor.M. 24. 
 
 Mark 8. 19. when I A. tlie five loaves among 5000 
 
 14. .3. she A. the box, and poured it on his head 
 Luke 5. 6. their net A. || 8. 29. he A. the bands 
 Joint 19. .32. the soldiers A. the legs of the first 
 
 33. and saw that he was dead, they A. not his legs 
 R K A K E dovn. 
 
 2 KingslO. 27. A. dorri image of Raal, 2 Ciir. 2.3.17. 
 
 11.18. people went and A^ doum the house of Raal 
 14. 13. king of Israel A. c/arcw wall of .lerusalein 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 2.3. 1 36. 19. Jer. .39 8. | 52. 14. 
 23. 7. he A. down the houses of the .Sodomites 
 
 8. he A. down high places II12. A. down altars, 15. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 3. Asa A. down images, cutdown groves 
 
 26. 6. Uzziah A. down the wall of Gath 
 
 34. 4. they A. down the altars of Baalim 
 
 BRAKES r. [10.2. 
 
 Erod. .34. 1. words in the first table thou A. Deut. 
 Psal. 74.1.3. thou A. the heads of the dragons, 14. 
 J.ta. 9. + 4. when thou A. the yoke of his burden 
 Ezek. 29. 7. when they leaned on thee, thou A. 
 BRAMBLE, S. 
 
 Judg. 9. 14. then said all tlie tre sto the/n 
 
 15. the A. said, let fire come out of the A. 
 
 Jsa. 34.13. nettles and A. shall come up in fortresses 
 LukeQ. 44. nor of a bush gather they grapes 
 BK’ANGH 
 
 Signifies, The Aovgh of a tree, Psal. 104. 12. 
 
 To which are compared, [1] Tesus Christ tin 
 Messiah, who zoas horn of the royal house oj 
 David, at that time when it zoas in an afflictei 
 and contemytaAle condition, like a tree czii down 
 and whereof nothing is left Aut a stump .or root 
 under grozaid, Isa. 11. 1. ler. 23. 5. Zech. .3, 
 8. 16. 12. [2] True Aelieiers who are in- 
 
 grafted into Chri.d the trzie tine ; who is the 
 root, fountain, and head of influence, whence hi.\ 
 people and members derize life, grace, fruitful¬ 
 ness, and all good; as fruitful branches derive 
 continual influence from the vine, Tohn 15. 5. [,3' 
 Earthly kings descended of royal ancestors, a\ 
 branches spring from the root, Ezek. 17. .3. Dan. 
 
 11. 7- [4] Children or posterity, .lob 8. 16. 
 
 115. 32. 
 
 Ezod. 25. .33. a knop and a flower in one A. .37. 19 
 A7^w. 1.3.2.3. cu t do wn a //. wi th one c 1 uster of grapes 
 Job 8. 16. his A. shooteth forth in his garden 
 14.7. and the tender A. thereof will not cease 
 15. .32. and his A. shall not be green 
 
 18. 16. and above shall his A. be cut off 
 
 29.19. and the dew lay all night upon my A. 
 
 Psal. 80. 15. the A. thou madest strong for tliyself 
 Prov. 11. 28. the righteous shall flourish as zC A. 
 i-sa. 4.2. in that day shall A. of the I ord be beautiful 
 
 9.11. the Tx)rd will cut off A. and n-ot in one day 
 11. 1. and a A. shall grow out of his roots 
 
 14.19. thou art cast out like an abominable A. 
 
 17. 9. strong cities shall be as an uptiermost A. left 
 
 19. 15. nor any work which A. or rush mav do 
 VO. o. the A. of terrible ones shall be brought low 
 09. Cl. the A. of my planting, the work of my hands 
 qq’." 'll raise to Havir! a righteous 
 
 3.3. 1.0. 1 will cause the A. of righteousness grow 
 lo.they put the A. to their nose 
 1.). what is the vine tree more than the A ? 
 
 17. 3. an eagle came, and took the highest A. 22. 
 kJon. 11.7. out of a fnof her roots shall one stand 
 c 10 forth my servant the A. 
 
 a/ , If'® rnan whose name is the A. 
 
 it shall leave them neither root nor/5, 
 r /■ "'f'on his A. is vet tender, Maik 1,3.28 
 
 r,}i from on high hath visited 
 
 John 15. 2. every A. that beareth not, A. that heareth 
 
 4. as the A. cannot bear fruit itself, except it abide 
 0. It he abide not in me, he is cast forth as a /5. 
 
 „ , .BRANf:iII'8. 
 
 '”’10' I ■ ff'o vine were three A. 
 
 three A. are three davs 
 ^9. a bough, whose A. run over tlie wall 
 ±^xod. 2.> .32. SIX A. come out of the sides of the 
 T. A. out of one side. .37.18, 21. 
 
 r / i ^ of palm trees, Neh. 8.15. 
 
 Job 15. 30. the flame sliall dry up his A. 
 
 im 9“f '’Oi' A. to the river 
 
 which sing among the A. 
 if'i^Ioab’s A. are stretched out 
 It. 0. tour or five in the outmost fruitful A. thereof 
 
 I.sa. 18. 5. he shall take away and cutdown the A. 
 
 27.10. there shall lie lie and consume the A. 
 
 .30.117. till ye be left as a tree bereft of A. 
 
 Jer. 11. 16. and the A. of it are broken 
 Ezek. 17.6. became a spreading vine whose //.turned 
 19. 10. she was fruitful and full of/5. 
 
 14. tire is gone out of a rod of her A. 
 
 .31. 8. thechesnut trees not like the A.ssyrian’s A. 
 .36.8. O mountains of Israel, ye shall shoot A. 
 Dan. 4. 14. hew down the tree, cut otf his A. 
 llos. 11. 6. the sword shall consume Ephraim’s A. 
 
 14. 6. his/5. shall spread, and his beauty asolive 
 Joel 1. 7- my vine waste, A. thereof are made white 
 Neh. 2. 2. tlie emptiershave marred their vine A. 
 Zech. 4. 12. 1 said, wliat be these two olive A. ? 
 Mat. 13. .32. the birds lodge in the A. Luke 13. 19. 
 
 21. 8. others cut down A. MarkW. 8. John 12. 1.3. 
 Mark 4. .32. greater than all herbs, shooteth out A. 
 John 15. 5. I am the vine, ye are the A. 
 
 Rom. 11. 16. if the root be h- ly, so are the A. 
 
 17. if some of the//, be broken otf, 19. 
 
 18. boast not against the A. but if thou boast 
 
 21. tor if God spared not the natural A. take heed 
 
 BRAND, .S. 
 
 Judg. 15. 5. and when he had set the A. on fire 
 Zech. 3. 2. is not this a A. plucked out of the fire ? 
 BRANDLSII. 
 
 Ezek. 32.10. when 1 shall A. my sword before them I 
 BRA.S.S 
 
 Is a sort of metal, Exod. 31. 4. and denotes, [1] A 
 people impudent in.sin, Isa. 48.4. .ler. 6. 28. Ezek. 
 
 22. 18. [2] 'The infinite pozeer of Christ, Rev. 1. 15. 
 A kingdom of brass, Dan. 2. .39. 'The Grecian 
 
 monarchy under Alexander the Great, said to Ae 
 (i/brass,/5£fai/.re of their many zcars, and frequent 
 use of arms, which zeere generally made of brass. 
 
 I will make thy hoofs brass, Mzc. 4. 13. I will 
 give thee strength to tread under foot, and break 
 the pozoer of thine enemies into pieces, that it shall 
 nev.e.r Ae repaired. It is a metaphor, taken from 
 their manner of threshing corn, which was Ay the 
 treading of oxen, whose hoofs were shod with iron 
 or brass, Deut. 25. 4. llos. 10. 11. 
 
 Mountains of brass, Zech. 6. 1. denote the immove¬ 
 able decrees of Cod, his steady execution of his 
 ccnmsels, and the insuperable restraints that are 
 upon all empirp and counsels, which God keeps 
 within the barriers of such impregnable mountains, 
 that not one can .fart till he open the way. 
 
 Exod. 25. .3. the offering, take gold, silver, A. .35. 5. 
 
 26.11. maketaches of//. .36.18.1 .30. 18. laverof A. 
 .37. thou shalt cast five sockets of A. for them, 27. 
 
 10, 17, 18. I .36. .38.1 .38.11, 17,19. 
 
 27. 2. shall overlay the altar with A. 6. I ,38. 2. 
 
 4. net-work of A. j 19. pins of the court of A. 
 
 .31. 4. to work in gold, silver, and A. 35. 32. 
 
 38. 5. rings of A. |1 6. overlaid the staves xvith A. 
 29. the A. of the offering was seventy talents 
 .39. 39. the brasen altar and his grate of A. 
 
 Num. 21. 9. made a serpent of A. and put it on a 
 pole, when he beheld the serpent of A. he lived 
 Deut. 8. 9. out of whose hills thou mavest dig A. 
 
 28. 2.3. the heaven over thy head shall be A. 
 
 .Judy. 16. 21. .Samson bound with fetters of A. 
 
 1 Earn. 17. 5. Goliath had an helmet of A. 38. 
 
 6. and he had greaves of A. on his legs 
 
 2 ■''am. 8. 8. king David took much A. 1 Chr. 18.8. 
 
 1 Kings 7.14. Hiram was a worker in A. 
 
 15. for he cast two pillarsof/5. 2 Kings 25. 1.3. 
 
 16. chapiters of/5. 2 Kings 25. i7. Jer. 52. 22. 
 
 27. bases of A. || 30. plates |l 38. lavers, 2 Clir. 4. 16. 
 45. the pots and shovels were of bright«. 
 
 47. weight of the A. was not found, 2''Chron. 4.18. 
 
 2 kings 25. 7. bound /edekiah wdth fetters of A. 
 
 1.3. carried the A. to Babylon, Jer. 52. 17. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 19. to sound with cymlials of A. 
 
 22.3. David prepared A. .in abundance, 29. 7. 
 
 29. 2. I have prepared the A. tor things of 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 10. Rehoboam made shields of/5. 
 
 Job 6. 12. the strength of stones, or is my flesh A. ? 
 
 40. 18. his bones are as strong pieces of A. 
 
 41. 27. T.eviathanesteemeth T. as rotten wood 
 Psal. 107. 16. he hath broken the gates of/5. 
 
 Isa. 45. 2. I will break in pieces the gates of A. 
 
 69. 17. for wood I will bring A. for A. gold 
 Ezek. 24. 11. that the A. of it may be hot and burn 
 Dan. 2. .32. his belly and bis thighs were of A. 
 
 .39. shall arise another third kingdom of i. 
 
 7. 19. tlie fourth beast, whose nails were of A. 
 
 10. 6. his feet like in colour to polishe/i A. 
 
 Mic. 4. 13. will make thine horn iron, and hoofs i. 
 Zech. 6. 1. the mountains were mountains of A. 
 Mat. 10. 9. provide neitlier gold nor silver, nor/5. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 1. I am become as sounding i5. or cymbal 
 Rev. 1. 15. and his feet like to fine A. 2. 18. 
 
 9. 20. that they should not worship idols of A. 
 
 Iron and BRA.S.S. 
 
 Gen. 4. 22. Tubal-cain, instructor in//, and iron 
 Ler/.26.19- I’ll make your heaven iron, your earth A. 
 Num. .31.22. A. and irtm which may abide the fire 
 / lent. 33. 2.5.thy shoes shall be ironazid A.as thy days 
 Josh. 22.8.return with A.and iron, and much raiment 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 14. prep. A. and m>n without weight, 16. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 7. a cunning man to work in A. and iron 
 14. sent a cunning man to work in A. and iron 
 
 24.12. hired siu h as wrought in iron and A. to mend 
 .ToA2ii. 2. iron taken out of the earth, and A. 
 
 Isa. 48. 4. and thy neck is an trow sinew, and brow A. 
 60. 17. for A. 1 will bring gold, for iron silver 
 .le.r. 6. 28. they are A. and iron, Ezek. 22. 18. 
 
 E. zek. 22. 20. as they gather iron and A. into furnaces 
 ]lan. 2. .35. then was fVew.clay, A. brok. to pieces, 45. 
 
 4.15. with a band of iron and A. in tender grass, 2.3. 
 
 5. 4. they praise/1 gods of silver, A. and iron, wood 
 Vessels of B R A S.s. 
 
 F. xod. 27. 3. make all vesselsof A. |l ,38. 3.made v. of A. 
 Josh. 6.19. all ves.sel.s of A. are consecrated to the L. 
 
 24. ve.uels of //.an/i iron they put into the treasury 
 2 kam. 8.10. loram brought re.f.fe/.t e//5. 1 Ch. 18.10. 
 
 2 Kings 25. \\.vessels of //.took they away.Jsr. 52.18. 
 
 16. which Solomon had ma c, the A. of all these 
 vessels was without weight, Jer. 52. 20. 
 
 Ezra 8. + 27. two vesselsof yellow or shining A. 
 Ezek. 27- 13. they traded in vesselsof A. Rev. 18.12. 
 BRAZEN. 
 
 Erod. 27. 4. make. A. rings II 35.16. //. grate, ,38. 4. 
 .38. t 8. A. glasses \\ 10. their A. sockets twenty 
 A«r. 6. 28. the sin-offering so/iden in a A. pot 
 Num. 16. 39. A. censers jf! Kings 4. 1.3. A. bars 
 
 1 Kings 7. 30. A. wheels (l 14. 27. made A. shields 
 
 2 Kings 16. I7. //. oxen II18. 4. brake the A. serpent 
 
 25. 1.3. the //. sea did ('halrlees break, Jer. 52. I7. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 1.3. Solomon had made a A. scaffold 
 Job 6.112. strength of stones, or is my flesh A. f 
 Jer. 1.18. 1 have made thee this day A. walls 
 
 15. 20. 1 will make thee a fenced A. wall 
 52. 20. the A. bulls 1| Maik7. 4. A. vessels 
 See Ai.taii. 
 
 BRAVERY. 
 
 Isa. 3. 18. the Lord will take away their/5. 
 BRAWLER, S. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 3. a bishop must be no A. H Tit. 3. 2. to be 
 
 „ BRAWLING, S. [no//. 
 
 Prov. 25. 24. with //. woman in wide house, 21.19. 
 Jam. 4.t 1. from whence come wars and A. 1 
 
 BRAY, ED, ETH. 
 
 Job 6. 5. doth the wild ass A. when he hath grass I 
 .30. 7. among the bushes they A. they were gathered 
 Psal. 42.11. as the hart A. after the water-brooks 
 Prov.27. 22. tho’ thou shouldest A. a fool inamortar 
 BREACH 
 
 Signifies, [1] The ruin of a wall made Ay warlike 
 engines, Ezek. 26. 10. [2] '.Ihe altering, or not 
 performing, of one’s promise, N um. 14. 31. [.3] A 
 fracture, or bruise, I.ev. 2-1. 20. [4] Decayed or 
 ruined places, Isa. 58. 12. [5] Judgment, or 
 punishment. 2 .‘^am. 6. 8. [6] Confusions and ani¬ 
 mosities, Psal. 60. 2. 
 
 IIa,'l not IS] OSes stood in the breach, Psal. 106. 23. 
 God had made an hedge, or wall, about them ; Aut 
 they had made a gap or breach in it, by their sins, 
 at which God, who was now justly become their 
 enemy, might enter to destroy them; which he 
 would have done, had not IS] OSes interceded for them. 
 Gen. .38. 29. the midwife said, this A. be upon thee 
 t therefore his name was called a A. 
 
 I.ev. 24. 20. //. for A. eye for eye, tooth for tooth 
 Num. 14. 34. ye shall know my A. of promise 
 Judg. 21. 15. the Ixird had ma/le a//, in the tribes 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 20. broken forth as the //. of waters 
 
 6. 8. Lord made a A. on Uzzah, 1 Chron. 13. 11. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 5. wheresoever anv A. shall be found 
 1 Chron. 15. 13. the Lord our God made a A. on us 
 Neh. 6. 1. builded the wall, and there was no A. 
 Job 16. 14. he breaketh me with A. upon A. 
 
 Psal. 106. 23. had not Moses stood in the A. 
 
 Prov. 15. 4. but perverseness is a A. in the spirit 
 Isa. 7. 6. let us make a A. therein for us, and set a king 
 .30. 1.3. this iniquity' shall be to you as a A. 
 
 26. in the day that the Lord bindeth up the A. 
 
 58. 12. thou sl/alt be called the repairer of the A. 
 
 Jer. 6. tl4. they have healed the A. slightly 
 14. 17. daughter of my people is broken with a i. 
 
 17. + 18. break them with a double A. [thee i* 
 Lam. 2. 13. thy A. is great like sea, who can heal 
 Ezek. 26. 10. enter into a city wherein is made a A. 
 Dan. 9. t25. the A. built in troublous times 
 xlmos 6. t 6. not grieved for the A. of Joseph 
 BREACHES. 
 
 Judg. 5. 17. Asher continued and abode in his A. 
 2Satn. 5. 120. called place, plain of A. 1 Chr. 14.11. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 27. repaired the //. of the city of David 
 
 2 Kings 12. 5. let them repair the A. of the nouse 
 6. the priests had not repaired the A. of the house 
 
 12. to masons to repair A. of house of Lord, 22. 5. 
 
 Neh. 4.7. that the A. began to be stopped, were wroth 
 Psal. 60. 2. heal the A. thereof for it shaketh 
 Isa. 22. 9. ye have seen the A. of the city of David 
 Ezek. 1,3. t 5. ye have not gone up to the A. 
 
 Amos 4. 3. ann ve shall go out at the A. 
 
 6. 11. Lord wifi smite the great house with A. 
 
 9. 11. and I will close up the A. thereof 
 BREAD 
 
 Signifies, [1] Natural food, or that eatable made of 
 corn, Gen. 3. 19. 1 49. 20. [2] All things neces¬ 
 sary for this life, NIat. 6. 11. [3] Manna where¬ 
 with God fed the children of Israel in the wilder¬ 
 ness, IN eh. 9. 15. .lohn 6. 31. 
 
 To bread are compared, tl) Jesus Christ, who is 
 the true food for the soul, and both the author and 
 matter of spiritual life, John 6. 41, 51. (2) The 
 go.spel, and ordinances and privileges thereof, 
 Prov. 9. 5. (3) The Canaanites, who were destroy¬ 
 ed Ay the Israelites as easily as men eat up their 
 bread, or common food, Num. 14. 9. 
 
 M'e are one bread, 1 Cor. 10. I7. are joined 
 
 together into one mystical body, and declare our¬ 
 selves to Ae so. by our fellozcship together in the 
 ordinance of the lord's supper ; for the bread we 
 there eat is one bread, and the zeine ue drink is 
 one wine; though the one Ae compo.sed of many 
 grains of corn, and the other made up of many 
 particular grapes. 
 
 Children’s bread. Mat. 15. 26. The publication of 
 the gospel, and working miracles, which belonged 
 to the Jews, who were God's peculiar peiple. 
 
 Shew bread, 1 Aam. 21. 6. 'The Hebrew signifies 
 B read of faces, or of the face. They thus called 
 the loaves of bread, that the priest of the n eek put 
 evert/ sabbath day upon the golden table which zi as 
 in the Sanctum ^c/ere the Ixird. 'I'hey were twelie 
 in number, and repre-\ented the twelve tribes of 
 Israel. Every loaf muJ have been of a consider¬ 
 able bigness, since they used tzco tenth deals of flour 
 for each, which are about six pints. Lev. 24. 5, 6,7. 
 'J'hey served them up hot on the sabbath day in the 
 presence if the. 1 xtrd, and at the same time took 
 azvay the stale ones, zchich had been exposed for the 
 -.t hole zceek, and which could not he eaten Aut Ay 
 the priests alone. If, in an extraordinary case, 
 Davirl thought he might eat of them, nothing lut 
 urgent necessity could exempt him from sin, 1 Sam. 
 21. 4,5. IMat. 12. 4. 
 
 Gtn. 14 18. the king of Salem brought forth A. 
 
13 RE 
 
 BRE 
 
 BRE 
 
 Cen. 18. 5. and T will fetch a morsel of h. 
 
 21. 14. Abraham took h. and gave to llairar 
 
 25. .^1. then .lacol) gave Ksau b. and pottage 
 
 27. 17- she gave savoury meat and h. to Jacob 
 
 41. 54. in the land of Egypt there was b. 
 
 55. the people cried to Pnarai.h for b. 
 
 43. 31. set on b. 1|45. 23. b. for his father 
 
 47.12. Josephnourished his father’s house with b. 
 
 15. give us b. || I7. gave tliem h. for horses 
 
 19. buy us and our land for A. that we may live 
 49. 20. but of Asher his b. shall be fat 
 J^xod. 16. 4. 1 will rain b. from heaven for you 
 
 8. and in the morning b. to the full, 12. 
 
 29. he givethon the sixth day tfie b. of two days 
 32. they may see the b. wdierewith 1 fed you 
 
 23.25. he shall lilesstliy b. and thy water 
 29. .32. and the h. in the basket by the door 
 
 31. if ought of the b. remain unto tlie nv rning 
 40. 23. beset tlieA. in order uponth^ table 
 
 Lev. 8. 2t). he took a cake of oiled b. anti a wafer 
 
 32. w hat remainetii of the b. ye shall burn 
 
 21. 6. the b. of their (iod tliey do offer, 8.17, 21,22. 
 
 22.25. nor from a stranger shall ye offer b. 
 
 23. 1}?. ye sliall offer with the A. seven lambs 
 20.2(5. ten w'oriien shall bake your A. in one oven 
 
 ]S^u//i. 4. 7- and tlie continual A. shall be thereon 
 
 14. 9. tlie people of the land, they are A. for us 
 
 21. 5. no A. nor water, our soul lotheth this liglit A. 
 
 28. 2. my A. for my sacrifices shall ye observe 
 Lent. 8. 3. tliat he might make thee know that man 
 
 doth not live by A. only. Mat. 4. 4. Lnie 4. 4. 
 
 23.4. they met you not with A. and water 
 
 29. 0. ye have not eaten A. nor drunk water 
 Jki.vA.9.5.all A.of their provision was dry and mouldy 
 
 12. this our A. w'etook hot t,or our provision 
 Jndti. 7.13. a cake of barley A. tumlileil into the host 
 
 8. 0. that we shouhl give A. to thy army, 15. 
 
 19. 5. comfort thy heart with a morsel of A. 
 
 19. and lliere is A. anrl wine, also for me 
 Luth 1. (5. l ord visited his people in giving them A. 
 
 1 AVrw. 2. 5. they hired out themselves for A. 
 
 3f). shall come and crouch to him for a morsel of A. 
 
 9. 7. fertile A. is spent in our vessels, not a present 
 
 10. 20. I esse took an ass laden with A. and bottle 
 
 21.4. but there is hallowed A. || 5. A. is common 
 
 6. iiriest gave him hallow'ed A. to put hot A. in day 
 
 22. 13. thou hast given him A. and a sword 
 
 25. n. shall I take my A. and my w'ater to give 
 28. 22. let me seta morsel of A. before thee 
 30.11. they found an Egyptian and gave him A. 
 
 2 tSayn. 3. 29. let not fail from .Foab one that lacketh A. 
 35. if I taste A. or ought else till the sun be dowm 
 
 6.19. he dealt to every one a cake of A. and piece of 
 1 A'2w,i7.s' 4. + 22. Solomon's A. for one day was thirty 
 
 13. 22. but earnest back and hast eaten A. and drunk 
 
 23. after he had eaten A. and after he had drunk 
 
 17. 6. ravens brought A. and flesh in evening 
 
 11. bringme, I pray thee, a morsel of A. 
 
 18. 4. and fed them with A. and water, 13. 
 
 £ Kinqs\. 42. and brought the man of God A. 
 
 18. .32. till I take you to a land of A. Isa. 36. I7. 
 Clir. 12.40. they of Zabulon brought A. on asses 
 JVeA. 5. 14. have not eaten the A. of the governor 
 
 9. 15. and gavest them A. from heaven for Ininger 
 13.2. because they metnot Israel with A. and w'ater 
 J0A15.23. wandereth abroad for A. saying, where is it 
 22.7. thou hast withholden A. from the hungry 
 
 27. 14. his offspring shall not be satisfied with A. 
 
 28. 5. as for the earth, out of it cometh A. 
 
 33. 20. his life abhorreth A. and soul dainty meat 
 Psal. 37.25. nor have 1 seen his seed begging A. 
 
 78. 20. can he give A. ? 1| 1()2. 9. eaten ashes like A. 
 
 80. 5. thou feedestthem with the A. of tears 
 
 104. 15. and A. which strengtheneth man’s heart 
 
 105. 40. and satisfied them with the A. of heaven 
 109. 10. let them seek their A. out of desolate places 
 132. 15. 1 will satisfj'her poor with A. 
 
 Pror.9.17. stolen w^aterssweet, A. eat. secret is pleas. 
 
 12.9. lie that is despised and bath a servant is better 
 
 than he that honoureth himself and lacketh A. 
 
 11. tilleth land shall be satisfied with A. 28. 19. 
 20.13.open thine eyes, thou shalt be satisfied with A. 
 
 17. A. of deceit is sw'eet to a man, but afterward 
 
 22. 9. for he giveth of his A. to the poor 
 31.27. she eatethnot the A. of idleness 
 Bccl. 9. 11 1 saw race is not to swift, nor A. to wise 
 
 11.1. cast thy A. upon tlie waters, forslialt find it 
 Isa. 3.1. Lord dotn take away the whole stay of A. 
 
 7. for in my house is neither A. nor clothing 
 
 21.14. they prevented with their A. him that fled 
 
 30. 20. tliough the I ,ord give you the A. of adversity 
 .33.16. his A. shall be given liim, his waters be sure’ 
 44. 15. he baketh A. on the coals thereof, 19. 
 
 51.14. should not (iie, nor that his A. should fail 
 55. 2. why spend money for that which is not A. ? 
 
 10. that It may give seed to the sow'er, A. to eater 
 58. 7. is it not to deal thy A. to the hungry r 
 
 Jer. Il.tl9. let u.c destroy the stalk with Ins A. 
 
 42. 14. we shall see no w ar, nor have hunger of A. 
 44. 417. for then had we plenty of A. 
 
 I.am. 1. 11. all her people sigh, they seek A. 
 
 4.4. young children ask A. no man breaks it them 
 
 5. 6. given hand to Egyptians to be satistierl with A. 
 9. we gat our A. with tlie peril of our lives 
 
 Lzek. 4.15. thou shalt iirepare thy A. therewith 
 17. that they may want A. and water and consume 
 
 16.19. pride, fulness of A. and abundance of idleness 
 18. 7. but hath given his A. to the hungry, 16. 
 
 44. 7. brouglit strangers when ye offer my A. 
 
 Los. 2. 5, 1 will go after my lovers that give me A. 
 9. 4. their sacrifices shall be as the A. of mourners 
 Jl/nosA. 6. given you want of A. in all your places 
 
 8. 11. not a famine of A. but of hearing the word 
 L".(f- 2._12. if one with his skirt do touch A. or wine 
 Alai.1.1. ye, offer pidluted A. uiion mine altar 
 Jl//7r.4.3. command these stones be made b.l,vke\.‘i. 
 
 6. 11. give us this day our daiU' A. l.nke 11.11. 
 
 7.9. it his son ask A. will he give him astone ' 
 
 15. 26. not meet to take the children's A. M.:rk1. 27. 
 .‘hi. whence should we have so much b.f Markii. 4. 
 
 16. j they had forgotten to take A. Mark 8.14. 
 
 11. that I spake it not to you concerning b, 
 
 38 
 
 Mat. 16.12. he bade them not beware of leaven of A. 
 
 26. 26. Jesus took A. and blessed it, Mark 14. 22. 
 Luke 1. 3.3. John Baptist came neither eating A. 
 
 9. 3. take nothing tor your journey, neither A. 
 
 15. 1,7. servants of my father’s have A. enough 
 
 22. 19. took A. gave thanks and brake it, 24. 30. 
 
 24. .35. how he was known of them in breaking A. 
 John 6. 5. two hundred penny-worth of A. is not suff. 
 
 32. Moses gave you not that A. fnnn heaven, my 
 I 'ather giveth you the true A. from heaven 
 ,33. the A. of God is he || .31. I/ird, give us tliis A. 
 .35. Jesus said to them, 1 am the A. of life, 48. 
 
 41. 1 am the A. which came down, 
 
 he that eatetb of this A. shall live for ever 
 13. 18. he thateateth A. with me hath lift his heel 
 21. 9.they saw afire and fish laid thereon and A. 
 
 13. .Jesus then taketh A. and giveth them 
 /lets 2. 42. they continued in breaking of A. 
 
 46. and breaking A. from house to liouse 
 
 20. 7. when the ilisciples came to break A. 
 
 11. when he had broken A. and eaten, and talked 
 
 27. 35. he took A. and gave thanks to (»Oii 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 16. A. we break, is it not the communion 
 
 17. for we being many ai e one A. and one body 
 
 11.23. have received of Lord, that the l .ord .lesus, 
 the same night in which he was betrayed, took A. 
 
 2 Cor. 9.10. both minister A. to your food 
 
 /iee Ai r niCTioN. 
 Blll'.AD-COKN. 
 
 Isa. 28. 28. b.-corn is bruised, because he will not A. 
 B B EA1), with eat. 
 
 Cen. .3.19. in the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat A. 
 
 28. 20. if Lord will give me A. to eat and raiment 
 .31.54. .lacob called his brethreii to eat A. 
 
 37. 25. Joseph’s brethren sat down to eat A. 
 
 ,39. 6. knew not ought he had, save the A. he did eat 
 
 43. 25. they heard that they should eat A. there 
 .32. I 'gyptians might not eat b. with the Hebrews 
 
 Lxod. 2. 2o. where is he call him that he may eat A. 
 
 16. 3. and when w'e did eat b. to the full 
 
 15. this is the A. the Lord hath given you to cat 
 
 18. 12. came to eat A. with Moses’ father in law 
 .34. 28. he did not eat A. forty days, l)eut. 9. 9,18. 
 Lev. 8. 31. there eat it, with the A. in the basket 
 
 21. 22. he shall eat the A. of his God, both of holy 
 
 2.3.14. ye shall neither A. nor parched corn 
 26.5. and ye shall eat your A. to the full and dwell 
 Anm. 15.19. when ye eat tlie A. of the land 
 
 Dent. 8. 9. thou shaltea^ A. without scarceness 
 Judg. 1.3.16. tho’ thou detain me, I will noteat thy A. 
 lh(th 2. 14. at meal time come tliou, and eat A. 
 
 2 tiam. 9. 7- thou shalt eat A. at my table, 10. 
 
 12.17. neither did he eat A. with them 
 
 20. set A. and he did eat |121. didst rise and eat A. 
 16. 2. A. and summer fruit for young men to eat 
 
 1 Kings 13. 8. nor will 1 eat A. nor drink water, 16. 
 9. cnarged me by the Lord, saying, eat no A. 
 
 15. then said he, come home with me and eat A. 
 
 21. 7- arise, eat b. let thy heart be merry 
 
 2 Kings 1. 8. hhunamite constrained Elisha to eat A. 
 6. 22. set A. and water, they may eat and drink 
 
 2.3. 9- but they did eat of the unleavened A. 
 
 25. 29. did eat A. continually before him. Jer 52.33. 
 JobAI. 11. and did cat A. with lob in his house 
 Psal. 14. 4. who eat up my people, as they eat A. 5.3.4. 
 
 41. 9. w'ho did eat of my A. hath lifted up his heel 
 78. t25. every one did eat the A. of the mighty 
 102.4 my heart smitten, so that 1 forget to eat my A. 
 127. 2. vain to sit up late, to eat the A. of sorrows 
 Prov. 4. 17. for they eat the A. of wickedness 
 9. 5. come, eat of my A. and drink of the w ine 
 
 2.3. 6. eat not the A. of him that hath an evil eye 
 25. 21. if thy enemy hunger, give him A. to eat 
 Led. 9. 7. go thy way, cat thy A. with joy 
 Isa. 4.1. we will eat our A. and wear our apparel 
 Jer. 5.17. they shall eat up thy harvest and thy A. 
 
 41.1. there they did eat A. together in iMizpah 
 Ezek. 4.13. thus shall they eat theii' (letiled A. 
 
 16. they shall eat A. by weight and with care 
 
 12. 18. eat A. v\ ith quaking ll 19. cat A. with care 
 
 24.17. cover not thy lips, and cat not A. of n’,en,22. 
 
 44. 3. prince sit in it to eat A. before the Lord 
 Amosl. 12. fiee into .1 udah, there eat A. and prophesy 
 Cbad. 7. they that eat thy A. have laid a wound 
 A/at. 15. 2. wash not their hands when they cat A. 
 Alark'i. 20. that they could not so much as cat A. 
 
 6. .36. and buy A. for they have nothing to eat 
 
 7. 2. saw disciples cat A. with defiled hands, 5. 
 Lyde 14.1. to Pharisee’s house to cat A. on sabbath 
 
 15. blessed is he that shall eat A. in kingd. of God 
 Jo/mfj. 5. w'henceshall we buy A. thatthese may eat/ 
 
 23. nigh to the place w'here they did cat A. 
 
 31. he gave them A. from heaven to cat 
 
 51. if any man eat of this A. he shall live forever 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 26. for as often as ye eat this A. and drink 
 27. whosoever shall eat this A. and drink this cup 
 
 2 l/tess. .3. 8. did we cat any man’s A. for nought f 
 
 12. that w'ith quietness they work and eat A. 
 
 Leai ened 1 > it E A 1). 
 
 E. rod. 12.15. who eateth leai. A. that soul be cut off 
 
 13. .3. there shall no leavened b. be eaten 
 
 7. there shall no leav. b. be seen, /Icwt. 16. .3, 4. 
 
 F. xod. 23.18. not ofler blood of my sacr. with leav. A. 
 Lev. 7-13. he shall offer for his offering leavened A. 
 
 Loaf or Loaves cf Bl; I'.A 1). 
 
 Erod. 29.23. one loaf of A. with ram of consecration 
 Judg.W. 5. give loaf oj A. to peo|)le that follow' me 
 1 i<a/n. 10. 3. another carrying three loaves of A. 
 
 4. they will salute, and’give. thee two loaves of A. 
 21. .3. give me fix e /«a; es of A. in my hand 
 
 QtSam. 16. 1. and upon asses two hunured loaves of b. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 3. he dealt to every one of Israel a loaf of b. 
 No BKEAl). 
 
 Cen. 47. 13. there was no A. in all the land 
 Nitni. 21. 5. there is Mc A. and our soul loatheth 
 1 •Sam. 21. 4. there is fw common A. under my hand 
 6. for there was no A. there, but shew-bread 
 
 28.20. ^aul had eaten no A. all tlie day nor night 
 
 30.12. the Egyptian had eaten no A. three days 
 1 Kings 13. 9. eat no A. nor drink water, I7. 22. 
 
 21. 4. turned away his face, ami would eat no A. 
 
 5. why is thy spirit so sad, that thou eatest 'to A. ? 
 
 2 Kings 25.3. there was «a A. for the people, Jer.52.6. 
 Ezra 10.6. when he came thither, he did eat no A. 
 Jer. .38. 9. for there is no more A. in the city 
 Dan. 10. .3. 1 ate no pleasant A. nor came Hesh 
 Mat. 10. 7. reasoned among themselves, saying, it is 
 because we have taken no A. 8. Mark 8.16,17. 
 Mark 6.8. take no scrip, no A. no money in purse 
 Piece or J^teces of BJtl-AD. 
 l.Sawi.2..36. putine,! pray,that 1 may eat ^ipieceofb. 
 Prov. 6. 26. tor by means of a w horish woman a 
 man is brought to a piece of A. 
 
 28. 21. for a piece of b. that man w ill transgress 
 Jer. .37. 21 to give .Jeremiah daily a piece of b. 
 Lzek. 13.19. and will ye pollute me \oipieces ofb. ? 
 
 Sh EW-JxKEAD ; .'Ce .SHEW. 
 
 Ktaff if IHlIiAD. 
 
 Lev. 26.26. when I have broken staff of j our A. 
 Psal. 105.16. moreox er, he brake whole staff oJ A. 
 Ezek. 4.16. 1 w ill lireak stuff <fb. 5.10. 114.1.3. 
 Unleavened 14 REAL). 
 
 Gcw.l9..3. Lotdid bake ««/cat>C7icrf A. they <lid eat 
 Exod. 12.18. eat passover with unleav. A. A um.g.li. 
 15. seven days entnnleavened b. 13. 6,7. I 23.15.1 
 
 34.18. Eev. 2.3. 6. Nvm. 28.17. Dent. 16. 3. 
 
 18. on fourteenth day of month eat unlcaienecl A. 
 20. in all your habitations shall ye v:oX unleav. A. 
 
 29. 2. take unleavened A. to hallow the priests 
 Lee. 6.16. meatofleriugye shall eat w itli unleav. b. 
 Num. 6.15. wafers of ?/a/eaceaC(/ A. anointed with oil 
 Dent. 16. 8. si.\ tlays thou shalt eat unltai ‘ ned A. 
 
 1 ticirn. 28. 24. witch of I ndor did bake unleav. A. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3.9. did e.Aiu7ileav. A. amongtiveir bretliron 
 Ezek. 45. 21. on 14th daj' passover of ?/.-//. A. lx; eaten 
 Alark 14. 12. first day of nnl. A. when thej' killed 
 Luke 22.7. then ■. anie the days oiunl. A. Acts 12. .3. 
 xJets 20. (). after the days cxiunleavened h. we sailed 
 1 Cor. 5. 8. but with the unleavened A. of sincerity 
 
 Fee Haski.t. 1 G.ast. 
 
 BREAD I 11. 
 
 Cen. 6.15. the fashion of the ark, the A. fiftj' cubits 
 
 13. 17. arise, walk thro' the land in the A. of it 
 E.xod. 27.18. A. of the ccurt fifty cubits e' ery w here 
 
 28.16. breast |)late. a span the A. thereof, 39. 9. 
 
 .38.1. he made the altar, five cubits the A. tiiereof 
 Deut.2. 5.notgiveoftheirland,soinuch asafoot A, 
 Judg. 2o. 16. could sling stones at an hair’s A. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 2. the A. of the Lord’s house was tw enty 
 
 cubits, the length threescore cubits, 2 Chron. 3. 3^ 
 7. 6. the A. of the porch was thirtj' cubits 
 
 2 Chron. 4.1. the A. of the altar w as twenty cubits 
 EzraC). .3. the A. of the Lord’s house sixtj- ■ uhits 
 Job 37.10. and the A. of the waters is straitened 
 
 .38.18. hast thou perceived the A. of the eartli 
 Isa. 8. 8. his wmgs shall till the A. of thy land 
 Ezek. 40.5. the A. of the building || 11. A. of the entry 
 13. the A. of the gate,2o, 48.1 i9. A. ol the jion h 
 
 41.1. the A. of the tabernacle 2. A. ol the door. 3. 
 
 5. A. of side chambers ii 7. A. of house was upward 
 11. the A. of place left il 14. A. of face of the house 
 
 45.1. the A. of the holy portion of the land 
 Dan. 3. 1. the A. of the image was six cubits 
 Lab. 1. 6. which shall inarch thro’ the A. of the land 
 Zech. 2. 2. to measure Jerusalem, to see the A. 
 
 5. 2. I see a tij ing roll, the A. thereof ten cubits 
 Iph. 3.18. what is the A. and length and depth 
 Lev. 20. 9. they went up on the 6. of the earth 
 
 21.16. the length of the city is as large as the A. 
 
 BREAK. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. .32. .Toab came to Hebron at A. of day 
 xicts 20.11. he talked a long w bile till A. of day 
 BREAK 
 
 Sicnifies, [1] To dash to pieces, Exod. .34. 13. 
 [2] J'o make void, or of none effect, 1 Kings 15. 
 
 19. [3] To punish, or ajflict. Job 13. 25. I4j 
 
 'To disunite and sever, Zech. 11. 14. [5] Jo 
 
 pant, or faint, Psal. 119. 20. [6] J'o take atvag, 
 Psal. 105. 16. [7] J'o ueaken, Psal. 10. 15. 
 
 [8] To pioxoAi, Jer. 4. 3. [9] To catese grcut 
 
 sorrow of heart. Acts 21. 13.^ [10] To shine, 
 or appear. Cant. 2. 17. [11] To profane, Psal, 
 
 89. t .31. 
 
 Cen, 19. 9. thej’ came near to A. the door 
 
 27. 40. thou shalt A. his yoke from off thj' net k 
 Exod. 12. 46. nor shall j e A. a bone, Num. 9. 12. 
 
 13. 1.3. then thou shalt A. his neck, 34. 20. 
 
 34.1.3. but j e shall A. their images, and cut down 
 Lev. 11.3.4. every earthen vessel unclean j e shall A. 
 
 26.19. I will A. the pride of your jiower 
 Num. 24. 8. Israel shall A. their bones, pierce tliem 
 
 30. 2. if a man vow , lie shall not A. his word 
 .32.17. wherefore A. j-e the heart of Israel r 
 
 Lem. 12.3. ye shall A. their pillars, and burn sroves 
 1 Sam. 25.10. A. aw ay every man from his master 
 1 Kings 15. 19. A. thj' league w ith Baasha,2 ( A. .16.3. 
 Ezia 9. 14. should we again A. thj; commandments 
 Job 13. 25. wilt thou A. a leaf driven to and fro r 
 39. 15. forgetteth that the wild beast may A. them 
 Psal. 2. 3. let us A. their bands asunder 
 9. thou shalt A. them with a rod of iron 
 
 10. 15. A. thou the arm of the wicked 
 58. 6. A. their teeth, C> God, in their mouth 
 74. t 8. they said in their hearts, let us A. them 
 89.31. if thej" A. my statutes and keep not my com. 
 li'4. til. the wild asses A. their thirst 
 141. 5. shall be an oil which shall not A. mj’ head_ 
 Cant. 2.17. until day A. and sharlows fiee awaj',4.6 
 Isa. 14.25. 1 will A. the Assyrian in my land 
 
 28. 24. A. the clods || 28. not A. it w ith a wheel 
 30. 14. A. It as the breaking of a potter’s vessel 
 .38.1.3. as a lion so will he A. all mj’ bones 
 
 42. .3. a bruised reed w ill he not A. Mat. 12. 20. 
 
 5S. 6. is not tliis the fast, that ye A. everj’ yoke ? 
 
 Jer. 15.12. shall iron A. the northern iron and steel ? 
 
 16. t 7- neither shall men A. breatl for them 
 
 17. tl8. A. them with a double breach 
 
 19. 10. A. the liottle, so will 1 A. this people, 11. 
 
 28. 4. 1 will A. \okeof king of 1 abylon, li. 1 3 d. 8. 
 
 4.3. 13. he shalf A. the images of l eth shemesh 
 
 48.12. 1 will send w anderers and A. Moab's liottlts 
 49. .45. saith the 1 nrd, 1 w ill A. the bow o_t 1 lam 
 Ezek. 4.16. I will A. the staft'of bread, 5.16. i 14.13. 
 
 16.38. judge thee as women tliat A. wedlock 
 
BRE 
 
 BRE 
 
 BRE 
 
 F.ieh. 23. 34. thou shalt h. the sherds thereof 
 
 29. 7. when theytook hold of thee thou didst 
 
 30. 18. when I shall the yokes of Egypt 
 
 22. and I will b. Pharaoh’s arnts, 24. 
 
 J3(m. 1. 5. 1 will b. the bow of Israel in .Tezreel 
 2. 18. T will b. the bow, the sword and battle 
 
 10.11. Judah shall plow, and .lacob sliall b. his clods 
 Joel 2. ?. they shall march and not b. tlieir ranks 
 J\mos\. 5. 1 will b. the bar of Damascus 
 
 Mic. 3. 3. who hay their skin, and b. their bones 
 jVaA. 1.33. now will I b. his yoke from otf thee 
 Zech. 11.14. that I might b. the brotlierhood 
 
 5.19. b. one of these least commandments 
 
 9. 17. else the hotfles b. and the wine runneth 
 Acts 20. 7. the disciples came together to b. bread 
 
 21. 13. what mean ye to weep and to b. my heart.’ 
 
 1 Cot, 10. 10. the bread wliich we b. is it not 
 
 1 RID^K covenant. 
 
 Xer.26.15. but that ye b. my c. 1| 14.1 will not h. my c. 
 Vent. 31. 16. this people will b. my cov. I made, 2i>. 
 Jndg. 2. 1. 1 said, 1 will never h. iny cov. with you 
 Psal. 89. 31. my c. will 1 not nor alter the thing 
 Jer. 14. 21. remember, b. not thy covenant with ns 
 .33. 20. if ye can b. my cov. of tlie day and night 
 lizek. 17. 15. shall \\^b.coxenant and be delivered ? 
 Zech. 11. 10. that 1 might b. my cov. which I made 
 BRl'.AIv doxen. 
 
 Erod. 23. 24. quite b. down their images, Vent. 7. 5. 
 Eev. 14. 4.5. and he shall b. down house, the stones 
 Vent. 12. + 3. 3’e shall b. d-.ncn tt'.eir altars 
 Jndg. 8. 9. when 1 come again, I will b. down tower 
 iVe/t. 4. 3. if a fox go up, he shall b. do'ai stone wall 
 Psal. 74. 6. now they h. down tlie carved work 
 F.ccl. 3. 3. a time to b. down and a time to build 
 J>a. 5. 5. I will b. do-in the wall of the vineyard 
 Jer. 31. 28. as I have watched O' er them to b. dozen 
 45. 4. that wliich I have built will 1 b. down 
 Ezek. 13. 14. so will I b. dozen wall \'e have daubed 
 16. .39. they shall b. dmn thy high places 
 
 26. 4. they shall b. dswvi the towers of lyrus 
 12. and they shall b. dozvn thy walls 
 Hos. 10. 2. he shall b. down their altars, and spoil 
 BRI' AK forth. 
 
 Eiod. 19. 22. lest the T.ord b. forth upon them. 24. 
 Isa. 14.7. they b.f. into sing. 4t. 23. 1 49.13. 1 54.1. 
 52.9. b. forth into joy, sing together, ye waste places 
 .54. 3. for thou siiait b.f nth on the right hand 
 
 55.12. hills shall b.f rth before you into singing 
 58. 8. then shall thy light b. forth as the morning 
 
 Jer, 1. 14. out of the north an evil shall b. forth 
 Gal, 4. 27. b. forth and cry, thou that travailest not 
 B U I-A l\ o.if. 
 
 Gen. 27- 40. thou shalt b. his yoke e/f thy neck 
 Exod. .32. 2. b. off the golden ear rings, 24. 
 
 Van. 4. 27. O king, h. off thy sins by righteousness 
 BBl'Alv ont. 
 
 Eiod. 22. 6. if fire b. ont |i Lev. 13.12. if leprosy h. out 
 Lev. 14. 43. if the plague come again and b. ont 
 Psal. 58. 6. b. ont the great teeth of the young lion 
 Jsa. 35. 0. in the wilderness shall waters b. ovit 
 Hos. 4. 2. they b. out, and blood toucheth blood 
 Amos 5.6. lest he b. like fire in the house of Joseph 
 
 hRi'.Ais. in piecer. 
 
 2 Kings Q5. 13. Chaldeans b. pillars of brass 
 
 Job 19.2. how long will ye b. me inpiec es with words’ 
 
 .34.24. shall b. hi /jiecci'miglity men withoutnumber 
 Psal. 72. 4. he shall h. in pieces- the oppressor 
 94. 5. they b. in pieces thy' people, O I ord 
 Jsa. 45. 2. 1 will b. in pieces the gates of brass 
 Jer. 1.117. lest I b. thee inpieces before them 
 51. 20. with thee will 1 b. in pieces the nations 
 
 21. with thee b. in pieces horse and rider, chariot 
 
 22. with thee b. in p. man, woman, old and young 
 Ean.Q. 40. shall it b. iup. and bruise kingdojns, 44. 
 
 7. 23. the fourth beast shall b. in pieces whole earth 
 B P E A K through . 
 
 Eiod. 19. 21. lest they h. thro' to the Lord to gaze 
 24. let not the priests and people b. througli 
 2 Kings :i. 26. to b. through to the king of I '.dom 
 Jilat. 6. 19. thieves b. thro' li 20. thieves b. not thro' 
 BKFAK up. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. -t 1. Sennacherib thought to h. them up 
 Jer. 4, 3. b. up your fallow ground, Hos. 10. 12. 
 BREAKER. 
 
 Ezek. 18. -t 10. if he beget a son, a i. up of a house 
 Mic. 2.13. h. is come up || Horn. 2. 25. if a b. of law 
 BREAKERS. 
 
 Eom. 1. ,31. ■without understanding, covenant-3. 
 BREAK ES I . 
 
 Psal. 48.7. thou h. ships of I arshish with east-wind 
 BR EAKEID. 
 
 Gen. .32. 26. he said, let me go, for the day b. 
 
 Job 9. 17. for he b. me with tempest and multiplies 
 12. ]4. he b. down, and it cannot he built again 
 16. 14. he b. me with breach upon breach 
 
 28. 4. the Hood h. out from the inhabitants 
 
 Psal. 10. +10. he h. himself, that the poor may fall 
 
 29. 5. h. the cedars !l 46. 9. he h. the bow 
 119. 2'>. my soul h. for the longing that it hath 
 
 Prov. 25. 15. and a soft tongue h. the hone 
 i'ff/. lO. 8. whoso h. an hedge, a serpent shall bite 
 Jsa. 59. 5. which is crushed h. out into a viper 
 Jer. 19.11.as one 3. a potter’s vessel, not made whole 
 
 23. 29. is not my -word like a hammer that 3. rock 1 
 Earn. 4.4. children ask bread, and no man 3. it 
 Han. 2. 40. forasmuch as iron 3. in pieces all these 
 
 ^ breaking. 
 
 Gen. .32. 24. there wre.stled a man till the 3. of day 
 Erod. 9. 9. shall he a hoy I 3.'forth -w th blains, 10. 
 
 if a thief be found 3. up, and be smitten 
 Judg.I.i 15. Gi'Jeon heard the dre-.in. and 3. thereof 
 2 Kinci.s 11.16. keejj the watch of the house from 3.up 
 1 Chron. 14. 11. on enemies, like 3. forth of waters 
 Job 3(h 14. came upon me as a wide 3. in of waters 
 41. 25. by reason of 3. they purify themselves 
 Psal. 144.14. that there be no 3. in nor going out 
 Isa. 22. 5. 3. down walls, and of crying t mount. 
 
 30. 1.3. whose 3. cometh suddenly at an instant 
 
 14. shall break it as the 3. of the potter’s vessel 
 
 Ezek. 16.59. despised the oath in 3. covenant, 17.18. 
 
 21. 6. sigh, son of man, with 3. of thy loins 
 Hos. 13.13. not stay long in place of 3. forth ot chil. 
 
 J.uke 24. .35. he was known of them in 3. of bread 
 John'l. +2.3. without 3. the law of Moses 
 Acts 2. 42. they continued in 3.of breail and prayeis 
 46. in the temple, 3. hi ead from house to house 
 Rom. 2.23. through 3. the law, dishonourest Gotl 
 BREA.ST. 
 
 Erod. 29. 26. take the 3. of the ram ot conseiTation 
 
 27. shall sanctify the 3. of the wave offering 
 J.ev. 7. .30. 3. may he waved, the fat with the 3. 
 
 .31. but the 3. shall be Aaron’s and his sons’ 
 
 .34. the wave-3, and heave shoulder have I taken 
 8.29. Moses took the 3. and waved it for an off^ering 
 
 10. 11. tlie wave-3, shall ye eat in a clean place 
 Num. 6. 20. is holy to the priest, wdth the wave-3. 
 
 18.18. as wave-3, anrl right shoulder are thine 
 Jo3 24. 9. they pluck the fatherless from the 3. 
 
 Tsa. 60. 16. thou shalt suck the 3. of kings 
 Lam, 4. .3. even the sea monsters draw out the 3. 
 Dan. 2. .32. head of cold, his 3. and his arms of 
 f.uke^?,. 13. the publican smote upon his 3. saying 
 John 13. 25. he then lying on lesus’ 3. saith, 21. 20. 
 
 BR EA.STS. 
 
 Gen. 49. 25. bless with blessings of the 3. and womb 
 Txv. 9. 20. put fat cm the 3. ' 21. 3. Aaron waved 
 Job?,. 12.or wliy the 3. that T s’nontdsuck 
 
 21. 24. his 3. full of milk, and his bones moistened 
 P.'al. 22. 9. make n-e hope when 1 was on mother’s 3. 
 Prov. 5. 19. let her 3. satisfy thee at all limes 
 Cant. 1. 13. he shall lie all niglit betw ixt my 3. 
 
 4. 5. thy two 3. are like tw'o young roes, 7. 3. 
 
 7. 7. Ihy 3. are like to clusters of grapes 
 
 8. tl;y' 3. sh II he as clusters of the vine 
 
 8. 1. my brother that sucked the 3. of my mother 
 8. we have a little sister, and she hath no 3. 
 
 10. 1 am a w all, and my 3. like towers 
 Jsa. 28. 9. are weaned from the milk drawn from 3. 
 66.11. be sa^^isfied witli the 3. of her consolations 
 Ezek. 16. 7. fhy b. are fas’nioned, and hair grown 
 23.3. there were their 3. pressed, there they bruised 
 8. and they bruised the 3. of her virginity 
 34. anti thou shalt pluck off thine own 3. 
 
 Hos. 2. 2. pot away her adulteries from hetw. her 3. 
 
 9. 14. give them a miscarrying womb and dry 3. 
 Joel 2. 16. and gather tlwse that suck the 3. 
 
 Nah. 2. 7. as with voice of doves tabring on their 3. 
 Jpikei'A. 48. the peotde smote their 3. and returned 
 Rcr.l5.6. havingtht-ir 3. girded with golden girdles 
 BREAST-PLATE 
 
 Was a piece of embroidery of about ten inches 
 iquare, of very rich work, which the high-priest 
 of the .Tewstctre upon his breast, and which was 
 set with four rows of precious stones, upon every 
 one of which was engraven the name <f one of 
 the tribes of Israel : Jt was double, or made of 
 two pieces folded one upon the other, like a kind 
 (f purse, or bag, that it might the better support 
 the precious .stones, and that it might receive the 
 Urim and 1 hummim. Lev. 8. B. It was called 
 the Breast-plate of judgment, Exod. 28. 15. be¬ 
 cause from thence the Israelites were to expect 
 and -I'eceive their judgment, and the mind of God 
 in all tho.se weighty ana momentous matters of 
 war and peace, wherein they consulted God for 
 direction. 
 
 Breast-plate j.t likewi.se a piece of defensive ar¬ 
 mour, Rev. 9. 9. Jn which sense, faith and love 
 are called Breast plates ; 1 Thess. 5. 8. Faith 
 is a defensive grace ; not only as it as.sents to the 
 doctrine of the gospel as true, but also as it doth 
 depend upon God's faithfulness and all-suffi¬ 
 ciency to perform his promises, and apply them 
 to out souls for our support and comfort. l ove, 
 when it wrrketh, will d fend against the pers - 
 cutions, afflict ions, and temptatiems of the world. 
 Cant. 8. 7. slavish fear will overcome us, if 
 ice want lore to defend against it, when true re¬ 
 ligion is under disgrace, and persecuted in the 
 world, 1 John 1. 18. Love will defend against 
 apostacy, and so help us to persevere to the com¬ 
 ing of Christ; and love, being seated in the heart, 
 is fitly Compared to a Breast plate that encem- 
 passeth the heart. 
 
 F.rod. 25. 7. and stones to be set in the 3. .35 9. 
 
 28. 4. shall make a 3. and ephod, 15, | 39.8. 
 
 22. thou shalt make upon the 3. chains at the end 
 
 23. p t rings on two ends of the 3. 26. 1 39. 16. 
 
 28. they shall hind the 3. by the rings, .39. 21. 
 
 29. Aaron shall hear the names of Israel in 3. 
 
 .30. put in 3. of judgment the Brim, Lev. 8. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 22. + .34. smote A hah between joints and 3. 
 Isa. 59. 17- he put on righteousness as a 3. 
 t ph. 6.14. having on the 3. of righteousness 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 8. putting on the 3. of faith and love 
 Rev. 9. 9. they had 3. as it were 3. of iron 
 
 17. having b. of fire, of jacinth, and brimstone 
 BREA 111 
 
 .Signifies, [1] The air received and discharged by 
 our bz dies, by the dilatation and compression of 
 the lungs, lob 9. 18. [2] The life, Psal. 146. 4. 
 
 Dan. 5. 2.3. [3] God's powerjul word, Psal. 
 
 3.3. 6. Isa. 11. 4. [4] tlis anger, .lob 4. 9. Isa. 
 
 30. .33. 
 
 Gen. 2. 7. God breathed into his nostrils the 3. of life 
 6. 17. to destroy all flesh wherein is the, 3. of life 
 7.15. entered two and two wherein is the 3. of life 
 
 22. all in whose no.strils was 3. or life died 
 Jo-ih. 11. + 11. he destroyed, there was not any 3. 
 
 2 Ham. 22. 16. foundations of the world discovered 
 
 at the tiiast of the 3. of his nostrils, Psal. 18. 15. 
 1 Kings 17. 17. and there was no 3. left in him 
 Job 4. 9. by the 3. of his nostrils are they consumed 
 
 9.18. he will not suffer me to take my 3. 
 
 11. + 20. their hope shall be as a puff of 3. 
 
 12. 10. in whose hand is the 3. of all mankind 
 
 15. 30. by the 3. of his mouth shall he go away 
 17. 1. my 3. is corrupt, my days are extinct 
 
 19.17- my 3. is strange to my wife, tho’ I entreated 
 27. 3. all the while my 3. is in me, and ^p. of God 
 .3.3. 4. the 3. of the Almighty hath given me life 
 34.14. if he gather to himself his Spirit and 3. 
 
 .37. 10. by the 3. of God frost is given 
 
 41, 21, his 3. kindlelh coals, and a flame goeth 
 
 Psal. .33.6. all of them made by' the 3. of his montb 
 104. 29. thou takest away their 3. they die 
 13.5. 17. nor is there any 3. in their mouths 
 116. 4. his 3. goetli forth, he returneth to earth 
 15o. 6. let e\ try thing that hath 3. praise the Lord 
 
 F. ccl. 3. 19. yea, they have all one 3. all is vanity 
 Tsa. 2. 22. cease from man, whose 3. is in his nostrils 
 11. 4. with 3. of his lips will he slay the wicked 
 30.28. and liis 3. as an overflowing stream reach 
 
 .33. 3. of the Ixird like a stream of brimstone 
 
 33. 11. your 3. iis fire shall devour you 
 
 42. 5. he that giveth 3. to tlie people upon it 
 Jer. 10. 14. and there is no 3. in them, 51.17. 
 
 L.am. 4. 20. tlie 3. of our nostrils, the anointed of L. 
 Ezek. .37.5. 1 will cause 3.to enter into you.shall live 
 
 6. I will cover you witf. skin, and put 3. in you 
 8. there was no 3. in them ' 9. and say, come, O 3. 
 10, and the 3. came into them and they lived 
 
 Dan. 5. 23. the God in whose hand thy 3. is 
 
 10. 17. no strength, neither i.s there 3. left in me 
 7/«3.2.]9. there is no 3. at all in midst ofthe image 
 Acts 17. 25. seeing he giveth to all life and 3. 
 
 .lam. 2. + 26. the body without 3. is dead 
 Rev. 13.115. he had poveer to give 3. to the image 
 BREA I HE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To draw breath naturally, as man 
 and hea t do. Josh. 10. 40. [2] To infuse the soul 
 into the body, Gen. 2. 7- [3] To live, breathing 
 or respiration being a sign of life, .losh. 11. 11. 
 [4] To inspire with the gifts and graces of the 
 Holy Ghent, John 20. 22. 
 
 Josh. 11.11. there was not any left to 3, 14. 
 
 Je3 3l. + .39. caused soul ofthe owners to 3. out 
 Ps. 27.12. witnesses risen, and such as 3. out cruelty 
 Cant. 4. + 6. fill the day 3. and shadows flee away 
 Ezek. 37.9. come, () breath, ami 3. on these slain 
 BREA i ll ED. 
 
 G. en. 2. 7. God 3. info man’s nostrils the 3. of life 
 Josh. 10. 40. hut utterly destroyed all that 3. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 29. he lett not to leroboam any that 3, 
 John 20. 22. he 3. on them, and saith, receive ve 
 
 BREA I DEI n, ING. 
 
 Dent. 20. 16. thou shalt save alive nothing that 3. 
 Lam. 3. 56. Iiide not thine ear at my 3. at my cry 
 Acts 9 . 1. baul yet 3. out threatenings and slaughter 
 I'.RED. 
 
 Exod. 16.20. some left, and it 3. worms and stank 
 BR EEBHEs. 
 
 Exod. 28. 42. thou slialt make them linen 3. 39. 28. 
 Lev. 6. 10. the priest shall put on his linen 3. 
 
 16. 4. he shall have the linen 3. on his flesh 
 Ezek. 44.18. they shall have linen 3. on theii loins 
 
 BREED. 
 
 Gen. 8.17. that they may 3. abundantly on the earth 
 BR EED. 
 
 Dent. 32.14. rams of the 3. of Pashan and goats 
 BREEDING. 
 
 Zeph. 2.9. as Sodom, even 3. of nettles and salt-pits 
 HR 111 REN. 
 
 jMen are so called, [1] By being the sons of one 
 father and mother, or of either of them, Gen. 42. 
 
 13. [2] By community of nature, or habitation, 
 Gen. 19.7. [3] By natural afiiniiy, or by being 
 kinsmen, Gen. 13. 8. [4] By regeneration, and n 
 profession of the same faith and religion, C’ol. 1, 
 
 2. [5] By adoption, John 20. 17- [6] By ofiice, 
 1 Chron. 25. 9. 2 Cor. 8, 23. 
 
 Gen. 13. 8. let there be no sti ife, for we be 3. 
 
 19. 7. Lot said, I pray you, 3. do not so wickedly 
 
 24. 27. T ord led me to the house of my master’s 3. 
 
 34. 11. .Shechem said to her father and to her 3. 
 
 25. Dinah’s 3. took each man his sword and slew 
 
 42. 3. Joseph's ten 3. went down to buy corn 
 0. 3. came and bowed |1 13. we are twelve 3. 32. 
 45.16. .loseph’s 3. are come || 49. 5. are 3. of cruelty 
 50. 15. .loseph’s 3. saw their father was dead 
 Num. 27. 4. give us a possession among the 3. 
 
 7. give us a possession among our faffer’s 3. 
 
 10. if he ha\ e no 3. give it to his father’s 3. 
 
 11. if his father have no 3. ye shall give to kinsmen 
 Dent. 25.5. if 3. dwell together ami one of them die 
 Josh. 6. 23. Rahab brought outlier father and 3. 
 
 17. 4. he gave them an inheritance among the 3. 
 Judg. 9. 1. Abimelech went to his mother's 3. 
 
 3. his mother’s 3. spake of him to men of Shechem 
 
 2 Kings 10.13. they answered, we are 3. of Ahazi^i 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 2. there came to Davi(i ot .’■’aiirs 3. 
 
 26. 7- sons of ^-hemaiah, whose 3. were strong men 
 
 27. 18. of Judah, Flihu. one of the 3. of David 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 2. he had 3. the sons of .lehoshaphat 
 22.8. when Jehu found the 3. of Ahaziah 
 
 Psal. 133.1. pleasant for 3.to dwell together in unity 
 Prov. 6. 19. and him that soweth discord among 3. 
 17. 2. shall have part of the inheritance among 3. 
 19. 7 . all the 3. of the poor do hate him 
 Amos 1. + 9. remembered not the covenant of 3. 
 Mat. 4. 18. Jesus saw two 3. || 21. saw other t« o 3. 
 
 19. £9. every one that hath forsaken houses, 3. 
 
 20. 24. were moved with indignation against two 3. 
 
 22. 25. there were with us seven 3. Mark 12. 20. 
 
 23. 8. one is ym.r Master, even (. hrist, all ye ureb 
 Mark 10. 29. no man hath left house or 3. father, 
 mother, wife, or children, for my sake, I.uke 18. 29. 
 
 .30. shall receive an hundred-fold, houses, 3. 
 l.nke 14. 26. if any come, and liate not children 3. 
 16. 28. for I have five 3.that he may testify to them 
 
 21. 16. ye shall he betrayed bv parents and 3. 
 ,7f)3n21.23. this say ing went aFiroad amongtln- 3. 
 Acts .3. 17- 3. 1 wot that tliroiigh ignorance ye did ft 
 
 6. 3. wherefore 3. look out among \ ou seven men 
 
 7. 26. sirs, ye are 3. 9. 30. which when the 3. knew 
 
 10. 23. certain 3. from Joppa accompanied him 
 
 11. 12. moreover these six 3 accompanied me 
 29. they determined to send reliet to the 3. 
 
 12. 17. go shew these things to lames and to the 3. 
 14.2. made their mind.s evil atleeted against the 3. 
 15. 1. certain men from I udea taught the 3. 
 
 3. and they caused great jnv to all the 3. 
 
 15. 22. Parsabas and .•'Has chief among the 3. 
 
 23. apostles and elders and 3. send greeting to the 
 3. which are ot the Gentiles in Antioch 
 32. exhonedthe 3. with many words, 1 Thess. 5. 14. 
 
 39 
 
BRE 
 
 BRE 
 
 BRI 
 
 yJcMl5.33.wea’e let fro in peace fi om the 5.to apostles 
 40. Iieiiis recoininendea by thei. to grace ot (iod 
 It). 2. 1 iinotheus was well reported ot by tlie /k 
 40. wlien they had seen tlie />. tliey coinfbrted 
 
 17. 6. tliey drew Jason and certain to the rulers 
 10. the Zi. immediately sent away Paul, 14. 
 
 18. 18. Paul then took his leave ot the /i. 
 
 27. the />. wrote exhorting to receive A polios 
 20. 32. now /). 1 commend you to (tod ami his grace 
 21.7. we came to I’tolemais and saluted the'i. 
 
 17. w'ere come to Jerusalem, h. received us gladly 
 
 22. 5. trom w hom also 1 received letters to the d. 
 
 23. 5. 1 wist not, />. that he w'as tiie high uriest 
 
 28.14. where we tound />. and were desireil to tarry 
 15. when the />. lieard ot us, tliey came to meet us 
 21. nor any otthe/o thatcame S|)ake harm of thee 
 
 Horn. 1. 13. now 1 w'ouhJnot have you iL'iiorant, //. 
 11. 25. 1 Cor. 10. 1. 1 12. 1. 1 '1/te.u. 4. 13. 
 
 7. 1. know ye not, />. that the law hath dominion 
 
 8. 12. h. we are debtors, not to the tlesh, to live 
 
 29. that he iriight be the tirst-born among many b. 
 
 10.1. b. my prayer to (1 od tor Isr. i.s, may be saved 
 
 12.1. 1 beseech you therefore, b. by the mercies of 
 (loci, 15. 30.1 10. 17. 1 Cur. 1, 10.1 10. 15. 
 Cat. A. 12. Ueb. 13. 22. 
 
 + 10. be kin<lly afT'ectioned in love of the b. 
 
 10.14. salute the b. which are wdth them. Col. 4.15. 
 X Cor. 1. 20. tor ye see j'our calling, b. how that 
 
 2. 1. and 1, A. when 1 came to you, came not with 
 
 3. 1. I, A. could not sneak to you as to spiritual 
 
 4. 0. these things, b. I fiave in atigure transferred 
 7. 29. but this 1 say, b. the time is short, 15. .50. 
 8.12. when yc sin so against the h. ye sin against (Jh. 
 
 9. 5. and as the b. ot the Lord and Cephas 
 
 11. 2. now 1 praise you, A. that ye remember me 
 
 14. 20. how' is it, A. when ye come together' 
 
 15. 0. after he was seen ot above 50<) A. at once 
 58. therefore my beloved, A. be stedtast, Jam. 2.5. 
 
 10. 11. tor I looK tor him with the A. 
 
 12. 1 desired him to come to you with the A. 
 
 20. all the A. greet you, Phil. 4. 21. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 3. yet have I sent the A. lest our boasting 
 5. 1 thought it neces ary to exhort tlie A. 
 
 11.9. the A. which came trom Macedonia supplied 
 20. I have been in perils among false A. 
 
 13.11. finally A. farewell,be [)ertecf, of good comfort 
 Gal. 1. 2. all A. that are with me to the churches 
 
 2. 4. because of false A. unawares brought in 
 Eph. 0. 23. peace be to the A. and love with faith 
 Phil. 1. 14. many of the A. waxing confident 
 Col. 1. 2. to the saints and faithful A. in t hi ist 
 1 3'Am.4.1. we beseech you A.10.15.12. 2 7'Ac.w. 2.1. 
 10. indeed ye do it towards all A. in Macedonia 
 
 5. 25. A. pray for us, 2 'I'hes.t. 3. 1. 
 
 20. greet all the A. with an holy kiss 
 
 Q7. that this epistle be read to all the holy A. 
 
 1 Tim.A.Q. putthe A. in remembranceof these things 
 
 5. 1. intreat him as a fattier, and younger men as A. 
 
 6. 2. let them not despise them because they are A. 
 Eleb. 2. 11. he is not asliamed to call them A. 
 
 3.1. holy A. partakers, consider the Apostle 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. unto unfeigned love of the A. 
 
 3.8. be ofone mind, love as A.be pitiful,be courteous 
 1 Julm 3. 14. from death to life, because we love A. 
 
 10. we ought to lay down our lives for the A. 
 S.TohnS. rejoiced greatly when A. testified of truth 
 5 whatsoever thou doest to the A. and to strangers 
 
 10. neither dotli he himself receive the A. 
 
 Ei.s BKEI II KEN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 22. and Ham told his two A. without 
 
 25. Canaan, a servant of servants shall be to his b. 
 
 16. 12. he shall dwell in presence of his b. 25. 18. 
 27. .37. his A. have ! given to him for servants 
 
 37. 2. loseph was feeding the flock with his A. 
 
 5. .loseph dreamed a dream and told it his A. 
 
 11. Ae'f A.envied him, his father obser' ed the saying 
 
 30. Reuben returned to his A. and said, child is not 
 
 38. 11. for he said, lest he die also as Ins A. did 
 44. 3.3. and let the lad go up with his A. 
 
 47.12. loseph nourished his father and Aw A. 
 
 49. 26. that was separate from his A. Deut.DS. 16. 
 Exod. 1. 6. loseph died, his A. and all that generation 
 2.11. Moses went out to his A. and looked on their 
 burdens, and spied an I’gypt.smiting one ot his A. 
 Lev. 21. 10. and he that is liigh priest among his A. 
 25. 48. after he is sold, one of Afj-A.may redeem him 
 Nuni.25. 0. brought to Ai.v A. a iMidianitish woman 
 27. 9. then shall ye give his inheritance to his A. 
 JJeut. 10. 9. 1 evi hath no partwitli lush. 
 
 17. 20. that his heart be not lifted up above his A. 
 
 18. 7. he shall minister as all his A. the l.evites do 
 20. 8. lest his A. heart faint as well as his heart 
 
 24. 7- if a man be found stealing any of his A. 
 
 3.3. 9. nor did lie a( knowled''e his A. nor knew 
 
 24. let Asher be blessed and acceptable to his A. 
 Judff. 9. 5. Abimelech slew his b. f)eing70 persons 
 
 26. Caal came with his A. and went to Shechem 
 56. which he did to his father in sla^dug Aw70 A. 
 
 11. 3. Ie[)hthah fled from his A. and (hvelt in fob 
 Et/th 4. lu. name of the dead be not cut off from his A. 
 
 1 'Sam. 10.13. Samuel anointed him in midstof Aw A. 
 
 22.1. w hen AL A. and father's house heard it 
 
 2 Kings 9. 2. make him rise up from among Aw A. 
 
 1 Citron. 4. 9. labez more honourable than his A. 
 
 5. 2. for iudah prevailed above his A. 
 
 7.22. Ephraimmourned, Aw A. came to comfort him 
 
 25. 9. with his A. and sons w'ere twelve 
 
 [.Sc to the end of the chapter.'] 
 
 2 Chr. 21.4. lehoram slew all his A. wdth the sword 
 Esth.Ut.'i. Mordecaithe lew was accepted of Aw-A. 
 Jlos. 1.3. 15. though he be fruitful among Aw A. 
 il7fc. 5. .3. the remnant of Aw A. shall return to Israel 
 Mat. 12. -lO. his mother and Aw A. stood without, de¬ 
 siring to speak with him, Marks. 'M. Lnkeii.lS). 
 
 John 7. 5 for neither did his A. believe in him 
 Acts 7. 13. loseph was made known to Aw A. 
 
 2.3. it came into Moses’ heart to visit his A. 
 
 25. for he supposed his A. would have understood 
 1 Cor. 6. 5. not one able to judge between his A. 
 lleb. 2. 17. it behoved him to be made like to Aw A. 
 
 Men and BKEI II KEN. 
 
 ActsX. 16. menandb. this scripture must be fulfilled 
 40 
 
 Acts 2.29. m. andb. let me freely speak to you of D. 
 .37. Peter and rest, men and A.wdiat shall we do .' 
 
 7. 2. and be said, men, A. and fathers, hearken 
 
 1.3. Ib.menandb. if ye have any -word of exhortation 
 26. tncn and A. children of the stock of A braham 
 .38. be it known to you, men and A. thro’ this man 
 15. 7. nnen and A. ye Know (/.made choice among us 
 
 13. James answered, men and A. hearken unto me 
 22. 1. men A. and fathers, hear my defence 
 
 23.1. menatidb. I ha' e lived in all good conscience 
 0. men andb. 1 am a Pharisee, the son of a Pharisee 
 28. 17 men and A. tho’ 1 have committed nothing 
 My BKEI I IREN. 
 
 Gen. 29.4. Jacob said to them, my A. whence be ye 
 31. .37. set it here before my A. and thy brethren 
 .37.10. I seek my A. tell me whei'e they feed flocks 
 46. .31. wy A. and father’s house are come to me, 47.1. 
 Exod. 4. 18. let me go and return to my A. in 1 g^ypt 
 Josh. 2.1.3. they will save alive my father and my b. 
 14. 8. my A. made the heart of the people melt 
 Jtidy. 8. 19. Gideon said, they were my A. 
 
 19. 2.3. my A. 1 pray you, do not so wickedly 
 
 1 Sam.HO. 29. letme getaway, I pray, and see myb. 
 .30. 23. then David said, ye shall not do so, my A. 
 
 2 Sam. 19.12. ye are my A. my bones, and my flesh 
 
 1 ('hr. 28. 2. David said, hear me, my A. and people 
 Neh. 1. 2. Ilanani, one of my A. came and men 
 
 4. 23. I nor my A. nor guard put off our clothes 
 
 5.10. I and my A. might exact of them money 
 
 14. I and my A. have not eaten breati of governor 
 Job 6. 15. my A. hac e dealt deceitfully 
 
 19.13. he hath put my A. far from me,-and acquaint. 
 I'sa.H.^El. 1 will declare thy name to A.yy«A.2.12. 
 69. 8. I am become a stranger to my A. an alien 
 
 122.8. for A. and companions’sake, 1 will say 
 Tlifl-r. 12.48. he said to him, who are wf/ A. Mark'i. 33. 
 
 49. behold my mother and my A. Mark 3. .34. 
 
 25. 40. ye have done it to the least of these my A. 
 
 28.10. go tell my A. that they go into Galilee 
 Lake?,. 21. my A. are these which hear w'ord of God 
 JohnUO. 17. go to myb. and say to them, I ascend 
 if ow. 9.3. my self were accursed from Christ for myb. 
 Jam. 5.10. take myb. the prophets who have spoken 
 
 12. but above all things, my A. swear not 
 Cnr BRE I'll REN. 
 
 Gen. 31. .32. before our A. discern \yhat is thine, take 
 Niim. 20. .3. when our A. died before the l.ord 
 Dent. 1. 28. our A. have discouraged our hearts 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 41. why ha' e otir b. stolen thee away ? 
 
 1 Chr. 1.3. 2. let us send abroad to our A. every w here 
 Neh. 5. 5. yet now our flesh is as the flesh ot our A. 
 
 8. after our ability have redeemed our A. the Jew-s 
 .'lets 15. 36. let us go again visit oitr A. in every city 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 23. or our A. be inquired of, are messengers 
 liev. 12.10. for the accuser of our A. is cast down 
 
 Their BRETHREN. 
 
 Num. 8. 20, but shall minister with their A. in taber. 
 Deut. 18. 2. T.evites have no inherit, among their A. 
 
 18. 1 will raise a prophet from among their A. 
 Judy. 20. 13. not hearken to the voice of their A. 
 
 21. 22. w'hen their h. come to us to complain 
 
 2 N'aw.2.26.bid people return from followdngt/w/r A. 
 2 Kingso'i. 9. did eat unleav. bread among their A. 
 
 1 Chr. 8. .32. these dwelt with their A. in Jerus. 9. 38. 
 12. .32. all their A. were at their commandment 
 
 39. drinking, for their b. had prepared for them 
 
 2 ('hr. £&. 15. brought them to their A. to Jericho 
 Neh. 5.1. was a great cry against their A. the .lews 
 
 13.13. their office was to distribute to their A. 
 
 .lob 42.15. father gave them inherit, among their b. 
 Jer. 41.8. for he slew them not among their A. 
 lleb. 7.5. to take tithes of people, that is of their b. 
 liev. 6.11. till their b. should be killed as they were 
 
 Thy BRETHRI N. 
 
 Gen. 27.29. be loni over thy b. let mother’s sons bow 
 31. .37. set it before thy A. that they may judge 
 .37.10, I and thy A. come to bow ourselves to thee 
 1.3. do not thy A. feed the flock in Shechem ? 
 
 14. whether it be w ell wdth thy A. and the flocks 
 
 48. 22. I have given to thee one portion above thy A. 
 
 49. 8. thou art he whom thy A. shall praise 
 Deut. 15. 7. if a poor man o f thy A. be within gates 
 
 17.15. from among thy b. shaltthou set king'over 
 
 18.15. 1 will raise"u p a prophet of thy A. like to me 
 
 24.14. not oppress the poor of thy A. or straneer 
 Josh. 2.18. thou slialt bring thyb. home unto thee 
 Judy. 14. .3. no woman among daughters of thy A, 
 
 1 Sam. 17.17. take tor thy A. run to camp to thy b. 
 18. look how thy A. fare, anfl take their pledge 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 20. return, take back thy A. with thee 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 13. hast slain thy A. better than thyself 
 .Ter. 12. 6. thy A. ha'-e dealt treacherously w'ith thee 
 Ezek. 11.15. thy A. even thy b. men of thy kimlrerl 
 Mat. 12. 47. behoh'l, thy mother and tny A. stand 
 without, Mark 3. .32. I uke 8. 20. 
 Luke 14.12. call not thy h. lest they bid thee again 
 
 22. 32. when thou art converted, strengthen thy A. 
 liev. 19. 10. see thou do it not, 1 am of thy A. 22. 9. 
 
 Twr BR El'll REN. 
 
 Gen. 42. 19. let one of ymtr b. be bound in prison 
 .33. leave one of your A. herewith me 
 Lev. 10. 4. carry your A. from before the sanctuary 
 0. let your A. bewail the burning tlie I ord kindled 
 25. 40. o\^r ymtr A. ye shall not rule with rigour 
 Num. 18. 6. behold I have taken your b. the Levites 
 .32. 6. shall yc?/r A. go to war and shall ye sit here ? 
 Deut. 1. 10. hear the causes between your b. 
 
 3.18. pass over armed before A. Josh. 1. 14. 
 
 20. till Lord hath given rest to your b. Josh. 1.15. 
 Josh. 22. 3. ye have not left A. these many days 
 
 4. and now the Lord hath given rest to your A. 
 
 8. diviile the spoil of your enemies w-ith your b. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 24. not fight against your b. 2 Chr. 11.4. 
 
 2 Chron. 19. 10. what cause shall come to you of 
 
 your A. and so wrath come upon you and your A. 
 28. 11. deliver capti'es ye ha' e taken of your b. 
 
 30. 7. be not ye like j/dur A. which trespassed 
 
 9. if ye turn, ,»/()«;• A. shall find compassion 
 Neh. 4.14. and fight for yo7tr b. your sons and wives 
 
 5.8. will you even sell.vo7/r A. or shall they be sold ? 
 Isa.&j. 5. your b. that hated you, that cast you out 
 
 20. they shall bring your A. for an off ering to Lord 
 
 Jer. 7.15. cast you out as I have cast out all your b. 
 Dos. 2.1. say to ymtr A. Amini, tosislers, Ruhamah 
 Mat.a.AT. ifyesalute j/imr A. only.wliatdoyou more 
 Acts 3,22. a prophet shall lord mise of your A. 7.37. 
 1 Cor. 0. 8. i’e do wrong and defraud and thutyvur b. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 9. same afflictions accoiiirdished in your b. 
 
 _ BRIBE, .S. 
 
 1.9aw.8.3. .‘'amuel’ssons took A. and perverted judg 
 12. 3. of whose hand have 1 received any h. / 
 Psal. 26. 10. and their riaht hand is full of A. 
 
 Isa. .3.3. 15. thatshaketh his hands from holding A. 
 Amos 5. 12. they take a A. and turn aside tlie poor 
 BRIBERY. 
 
 Job 15. 34. fire shall consume, the tabernacles of A. 
 BRICK. 
 
 Gen. 11. 3. let us make A. they hail A. for stone 
 Exod. 1. 14. they nreu'.e their fives bitter in A. 
 
 .5. 7. no more give the people straw to make A. 16. 
 Isa. 05. 3. and burneth incense on altars of A. 
 liRlCK.S. 
 
 Exod. 5. 8. the tale of A. you shall lay upon them 
 18. yet shall ye deliver the tale of A. 19. 
 
 Isa. 9. 10. the A. are fallen down, but we w ill build 
 BRICK-KILN. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .31. and marie them pass throiudi the A. 
 Jer. 43. 9. hide great stones in the clay in the A. 
 Nah. 3. 14. treau the mortar, make strong the A. 
 
 BRIDE. 
 
 Isa. 49. 18. and bind them on thee, as a A. doth 
 
 61. 10. as a A. arJorneth herself with jewels 
 
 62. 5. as the bridegroom rejoiceth over the A. 
 
 Jer. 2. 32. or can a A. forget her attire ' 
 
 7. 34. cause to cease the voice of the A. 16.9. 1 25.10. 
 33. 11. shall be heard in this place voice of tl;e A. 
 Joel 2. 16. and let the A. go out of her closet 
 John .3. 29. he that hath the A. is the bridegroom 
 liev. 18. 2.3. voice of the A. heard no more in thee 
 
 21. 2. prepared as a A. adorned for her husband 
 9. I will shew thee the A. the l,.amb’s wife 
 
 22. 17. and the .‘•pirit and the A. say, Come 
 
 BRIDL-CIIAMBLR. 
 
 Mat. 9. 15. can the children of the A. mourn ? 
 Mark 2. 19. can the children of A. fast Luke 5. 34. 
 BRIDEGRDO.M. 
 
 Psal. 19. 5. as a A. coming out of his chamber 
 La. 61. 10. as a A. decketh himself with oniaments 
 62. 5. as A. rejoiceth over bride, so God over thee. 
 Mat. 9. 15. can children of hi ide-chamber mourn 
 while A. is with them r Mark 2. 19. Luke 5. 34, 
 25. 1. ten virgins went forth to meet the A. 
 
 5. while the A. tarried j|6. cry made, A. corneth, 10. 
 John 2. 9. the governor of the feast called the A. 
 
 3. 29. he that hath the bride is the A. but the friend 
 of the A. rejoiceth greatly because of the A. voice 
 See Bn IDE. 
 
 BRIDLE 
 
 Is taken, [1] Properly,/cr the reins or bit tchereby 
 horses, mules, 4c. are kept m, and made to go 
 which pace and which way their riders please, 
 Psal. 32. 9. [2] Figuratively, (1) Eor those re¬ 
 straints of law, humanity, or modesty, whereby 
 people are kept in awe, .lob 30. 11. and (2) lor 
 the restraining power and providence of God, 
 2 Kings 19. 28. Isa. .30. 28. 
 
 2 Kings \0.i'&. I will put my A. in thy lips, Isa. .37 29. 
 Job 30. 11. they have let loose the A. before me 
 41. 1.3. who can come to him with his double A. ? 
 Psal. 32. 9. whose mouth must be held in with a A. ? 
 39. 1. I will keep my mouth vvith a A. 
 
 Prov. 20. 3. a A. for the ass, a rod for the fool’s back 
 Isa. ,30. 28. there shall be a A. in jaws of the people 
 Zech. 14. t20. on the A. holiness to the Lord 
 Jam. 1.20.if any seem religious and A. not his tongue 
 
 3. 2. and able also to A. the whole body 
 
 Pev. 14.20. blood came out of wine press to horse A. 
 BRIEFLY. 
 
 Pom. 13. 9. it is A. comprehended in this saying 
 1 Pet. 5. 12. by Bylvanus a brother 1 have w ritteu A. 
 BRIER 
 
 Is a prickly hurtful sort of plant, Isa. 5. 6. To 
 which are compared, [1] An enemy, the Assy¬ 
 rian army, that molested the children of Israel, 
 Isa. 10. 17. [21 MEchievous and hurtful per.coris, 
 l-’.zek. 28. 24. [3] Sins, lusts, and corruptions, 
 which .spring from a stony and unregenerated 
 heart, lleb. 6. 8. 
 
 Isa. 55.1.3. instead ofthe A. come up the m3-rt'e-tree 
 Etek. 28. 24. shall be no more a pricking A. to Israel 
 Mic. 7. 4. the best of them is as a A. 
 
 BRI F.R.s. 
 
 Judg. 8. 7. then I will tear your flesh with A. 
 
 16. he took the elders of the city and A. 
 
 Isa. 5. 6. there shall come up A. and thorns 
 7. 23. it shall even be for A. and thorns 
 
 24. because all land shall become A. and thorns 
 
 25. not come thither the fear of A. and thorns 
 
 9. 18. w ickedness shall devour the A. and thorns 
 
 10. 17. it shall devour his A. and thonis in one day 
 27. 4. would set A. and thorns against me in battle 
 32. 1.3. on the land shall come up A. and thonis 
 
 lEek. 2.6. sonof man, tho’ A. and thonis be with thee 
 lleb. 6.8. that w hich lieareth A. and thorns is rejected 
 BRIGAN DIN E. 
 
 Jer. 46. 4. furbish the spears and nut on the A. 
 
 51. 3. against him that lifteth up himself in his A. 
 BKIGlir. 
 
 Lev. 13. 2. when a man shall have a A. spot, 21, .38, 
 
 4. if the A. spot be white in the skin ot his flesh 
 
 23. if A. spot stay in his place and spread not, 28. 
 14. 50. this is the law for a scab and for a A. spot 
 
 1 Kings 7. 45. all the vessels Hiram made for the 
 house ofthe Lord were of A. brass, 2 Chron. 4.16. 
 Job 37. 11. he scattereth his A. cloud 
 21. now men see not the A. light in the clouds 
 Cant.b.XA. belly is as A. ivory overlaid with sapphires 
 Jer. 51. 11. make A. the arrows, gather the shields 
 Ezek. 1. 13. the fire was A. and out of fire licditninj 
 21. 15. the sword is made A. it is wrapt up 
 21. for the king of Babylon made hisanows A. 
 27. 19. A. iron and cassia were in thy market 
 .32. 8. A. lights 1 will make dark over thee 
 Nah. 3. 3. the horseman lifteth up the A. sword 
 
BRI 
 
 BRI 
 
 BRI 
 
 7,ech. 10. 1. .so file Lord shah make h. clouds 
 Mat. 17. 5. behold a b. cloud overshadowed tlieni 
 Luke 11. 30. as when the h. shining of a candle 
 Acts 10. .30. a man stood before me in h. clothing 
 Rev. 22.10. 1 am the b. and morning star 
 BRIGlirNliSS 
 
 Signifies, flJ f.ittht or lucidness, Isa. 59. 9. Amos 
 5. 20. [2] Natural form or hemtty, Dan. 4. 
 
 30. [.3] Royal diynity, glory, and splendour, 
 
 Kzek. 28. 7. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 13. tlirough -he b. before him were coals 
 of fire kindled, Psal. 18. 12. 
 Job .31. 20. or beheld the moon walking in b. 
 
 Psal. 89. t 44. thou inadest iiis b. to cease 
 J.m. 59. 9- we wait for b. but we walk in darkness 
 60. .3. and kings shall come to the b. of thy rising 
 19. nor for b. siiall tiie moon give light to tliee 
 62. 1. fill the righteousness thereof gol'orth as b. 
 66. t 11. be. deliglited with the b. of her glory 
 Eiek. 1. 4. and a'lire and a b. was about it, 27. 
 
 28. so was th.e appearance of b. roundabout 
 8.2. as tile appearan ce of b. as the colour of amber 
 10. 4. the cou t was full of b. of the Lord's glory 
 28. 7. beholfi, strangers shall defile thy b. 
 
 17. thou hast corrupted by reason of thy h. 
 
 Dan. 2. 31. this great image, whose b. was e.xcellent 
 
 4. 36. my honour and A. returned unto me 
 
 5. + 6. then the king's b. was clianged, 19. 
 
 12. 3. the wise shall shine as the b. of the firmament 
 Amos 5. 20. day of Lord shall be very dai k and no b. 
 JIab. 3. 4. his b. was as the light, he had horns 
 Acts 26. 1.3. light from heaven above b. of the sun 
 2 'I'hess. 2. 8. shall destroy with tlie b. of his coming 
 Heb. 1. 3. who being the b. of his glory and image 
 BRIM. . 
 
 Josh. .3. 15. feet of the priest dipped in b. of water 
 
 1 Kings'!. 26. b. wrouglit like h. of acup, 2 Clir. 4.5. 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 2. lie made a molten sea from b. to b. 
 John 2. 7- iind they filled them up to the b. 
 
 HRl.M.SlOiSE. 
 
 Gen. 19. 24. rained on Gom. h. and fire, T.uke I7.29. 
 Dent. 29. 2.3. Hie whole land thereof is b. and salt 
 J.ib 18. 15. b. sliall be .scattered on his habitation 
 Fsal. 11. 6. upon wicked lie shall rain snares, fire 
 and b. an 1 an horrible tempest, Ezelc. .38. 22. 
 Isa. 30. 33. breath of the Lord like a stream of b. 
 34. 9. and the dwst thereof turneil into b. 
 
 Rev. 9. 17- out of their mouths iss led fire and b. 
 
 18. the third part of men was killed by the b. 
 
 14. 10. he shall be tormented with fire and b. 
 
 19.20. cast into a lake of fire, burning with b. 20.10. 
 Rev. 21. 8. whoremongers, and all liars, shall have 
 their part in lake which burneth with fire and b. 
 BK ING. 
 
 Gen. 6. 17. I do b. a flood of waters on the earth 
 
 19. two of every sortshalt thou b. into the ark 
 
 9. 14. when 1 b. a cloud over earth, the bow seen 
 
 18. 16. Abraham did b. them on their way 
 
 19. Lord may b. on Abraham what he hath spoken 
 27. 4. and b. it to me that I may eat, 25. 
 
 5. h. me venison !l 12. I shall b. a curse on me 
 
 42. 20. h. your youngest brother to me, .34. 
 
 37. if 1 b. him not to thee, 4.3. 9. | 44. ,32. 
 
 43. 16. these men home, slay and make ready 
 
 45. 19. *ake. waggons and h. your father, and come 
 
 9.^. them, 1 pray, to me, and 1 will bless them 
 Eiod. 10. 4. else to morrow 1 will b. the locusts 
 11. l.yet will 1 b. one plague more on Pharaoh 
 
 13. 5. it shall be when the Lord shall b. thee, 11. 
 
 18. 19. that tho i mayest h. the causes to God 
 21. 6. his master shall h. him to the judges 
 
 22.13. it it h“ tom in pieces, h. it for witness 
 
 23. 4. thou Shalt surely b. it back to him again 
 
 19. first of first-fruits of thy land shall b. 34. 26. 
 
 20. 1 will send an Angel to b. thee into the place 
 
 35. 5. whoso is of a willing heart, let liim b. 
 
 36. 5. the people b. much more than enough 
 Lev. 5. 7- if he be not able to b. a lamb, 11”. | 12. 8. 
 
 8. an;l he shall b. them to the priest, 12. 
 
 16. 12. shall b. fire and incense within the vail 
 
 17. 5. that Israel may A. their sacrifices to the L. 
 Num. 8. 9. and thou shall h. the T.evites, 10. 
 
 14. 8. if the I ord delight in us, then he will b. us 
 
 16. because, the L. was not able to b. 'Dent. 9. 28. 
 
 24. my servant Caleb, him will 1 b. into the land 
 lb. 17. h. before the Lord every man his censer 
 20.12. ye shall not A. this congregation into land 
 3,.. o. give this land, and A. us not over Iordan 
 
 Deut. 1. 17. the cause too hard for you A. it to me 
 
 7. 1. when the Lord shall A. thee into the land 
 
 21. 12. then thou shall A. her home to thy house 
 -2. 2. then thou shall A. it unto thine own house 
 A. it to us, that we may hear and do, 13. 
 
 33.7. hear, l^rd, and A. ludah to his people 
 1 1.22. till chil I be weaned, then I will A. him 
 
 9. 7. then sai I .Saul, what shall we A. the man ? 
 23. A. the portion I gave thee, of which I said 
 
 ’“‘I"’ put them to death 
 
 20. 8. tor why sho.ddest thou A. me to thy father ' 
 * with thee, to A. Israel to thee 
 
 13 except thou A. Michal when thou comest 
 14. 10. whosoever saith aught to thee, A. him to me 
 t9. .11. \\diy are ye last jo A. tlie king back ' 
 o theki gsaid, A. me a sword 
 
 ! I'is way on his head 
 
 t<> ^ to their heart, 2 Vhron. 6. t 37. 
 
 td- A- him back with thee to thine house 
 o.,' ;?>■ inorsel of bread in thine hand 
 
 -tb .3.5. then he said, go ye A. him 
 6mgs 2. 20. A. me a new cruse, and put salt 
 4. 6. A yet a vessel li 41. A. meal and cast it 
 1 CO ■ uu to the man whom ve seek 
 
 ifi ^ ^l^out the ark id our God 
 
 01 offering and come before him 
 
 .1. 2. A. the number of them tome, that 1 may 
 "1 q' 'W; the people began to A. offerings 
 
 Tnhc our God A. tins evil on us ' 
 
 10^: "■■i.fl say A. unto me, or give a reward 
 
 10. 9. wilt thou A. me into the dust again ? 
 
 14. 4. who can A a clean thing out of an unclean ? 
 
 shall A. him to the king of terrors 
 3U. 23. tor 1 know thou wilt A. me to death 
 
 Job .3.3. 30. to A. back his soul from the pit 
 Psal. 4.3. 3. let them A. me to thy holy hill 
 61. 9. who will A. me into strong city ? 108. 10. 
 
 72. 3. the mountains shall A. peace to the people 
 94. 23. be shall A. on them their own iniquity 
 Pruv. 29.8. scornful men A. a city into a snare 
 Eccl. 3. 22. who shall A. him to see what shall be ? 
 11.9. know that God will A. tliee info judgment 
 12. 11. God shall A. every work into judgment 
 Cant. 8. 2. I would A. thee into my mother's house 
 I<a.7. 17. Lord shall A. on thee and my peo|)le 
 
 11. 2. the people shall A. them f;o their''place 
 
 1.5. 9. for I will A. more upon Dimon, lions on him 
 lb. + .3. A. counsel, execute judgment, make thy 
 
 2.5. 12. shall he A. to the ground, even to the 
 
 45. 21. tell ye and A. them near, let them take 
 
 46. 1.3. 1 A. near my righteousness, it not be far off 
 55. 7. even them will 1 A. to my holy mountain 
 
 5.3. 7. and that thou A. the poor to thy house 
 6). 17. for brass I will A. gold, for iron A. silver 
 66. 4, I will A. their fears upon them 
 
 Jer. 3.14. 1 will take vou and A. you to Zion 
 
 10. 24. not in anger. Test thou A. me to nothing 
 
 11. 8. I will A. on them all the words of this cnv. 
 
 17. 18. A. upon them, day of evil and destroy them 
 
 31.8. I will A. them from the north country 
 
 .32. 42. so I will A. on them all the good promised 
 
 3.3. 6. behol.l 1 will A. it health and cure 
 
 11. them that shall A. sacrifice of praise into house 
 49. 5. behold, 1 will A. a fear upon thee 
 Lam. 1. ^ 16. that shoulil A. back my soul is far 
 Ezek. 6. .3. I, even 1, Mill A. a sword upon you 
 
 11.9. I will A. you out of the midst thereof 
 
 20. 15. that 1 would not A. them into the land 
 21.29. 1 M-ill A. on the necks of them that are slain 
 
 2.3. 22. I will A. them against thee on every side 
 34. 1.3. f will A. them to tlieir land, .36. 24. j 37. 21. 
 38.17. that I would A. thee against them 
 
 Nos. 2. 14. 1 will allure and A. her to rvilderness 
 Amos 4. 1. A. and let us drink jl 4. A. your sacrifices 
 Mic. 1. 15. yet will I A. an heir to thee 
 Zech.Q.S. 1 will A. them, and they shall dwell 
 Mai. 1. 17. ye A. jiolluted bread to mine altar 
 .3. 10. A. all the tithes into the store house 
 Mat. 2. 13. be thou there till I A. thee cvord 
 
 5. 23. therefore if thou A. thy gift to the altar 
 
 17. 17. A. him hither to me, Mark 9. 19. 
 
 21.2. ye shall find an ass and a colt, loose them and 
 
 A. them to me, MarkW. 2. lMke\9. .30. 
 Markl. .32. and they A. to him one that M as deaf 
 Luke 2. 10. for I A. you good tidings of great joy 
 8.14. choked with cares, and A. no fruit to perfect. 
 
 12. 11. when they A. you unto the synagogues 
 John 10. 16. other sheep, them also I must A. 
 
 14. 26. and A. all things to your remembrance 
 
 18. 29. PUate said, what accusation A. you ? 
 
 21. 10. A. of the fish which ye have now caught 
 Acts 5. 28. ye intend to A. this man's blood on us 
 
 7. 6. that they should A. them into bondage 
 
 9.2. he might A. them bound to lerusalem, 21. 
 
 22. 5. I M'ent to Damascus to A. them bountl 
 
 2.3. 10. conimanded to A. Paul into the castle 
 17. A. this young man to the chief captain 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 19. i will A. to nothing the understand ng 
 28. things that are not, A. to nought things tliat are 
 
 4. 17. shall A. you into remembrance of"my M-aj s 
 9. 27. keep under my body, I A. it into subjection 
 16. 6. thatyemay'A. meonmy journey whither I go 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 20. ye suffer, if a man A. you into bondage 
 Gal. 3. 24. our schoolmaster to A. us to Christ 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 14. them that sleep M’ill God A. M ithhim 
 
 2 Tim. A. 11. take Mark and A. him M'ith thee 
 
 1 Pet. 3.18. suffered that he might A. us to God 
 
 2 John 10. if any come and A. not this doctrine 
 
 ,3 .lolm 6. whom if thou A. forM'ard on their journey 
 iiVr/. 21. 24. and kings do A. their glorv to it 
 26. they shall A. the glory of nations into it 
 See Homi,, IIithlu. 
 
 BRING again. 
 
 Gen. 24. 5. must I A. thy son agai7i to the land 
 
 6. beMmre thou, that thou A. not my son again, Q. 
 28. 15. J M ill A. thee again into this land, 48. 21. 
 
 .37. 14. if M ell M'ith brethren, and A. M'ord again 
 42. 37. deliver him, and I'll A. him to thee again 
 
 Exod. 23. 4. shalt surely A. it back to him again 
 Avm. 17 .10. A. Aai oil's rod before tesfimi/ny 
 22.8. lodge this night, and I'll A. you Mord again 
 Deut. 1. 22. A. us M'ord what way M e mustgo 
 22.1. in any case A. them again to thy brother 
 28. 68. the I ord shall A. thee into Lgypt again 
 Judg. 11. 9. if ye A. me home again to tight 
 
 19. .3. her husband arose, ami M ent to h. her again 
 2 idam. 12. 23. can 1 A. him again, 1 shall go lo him 
 
 14. 21. A. the young man Absalom again 
 
 15. 8. it the T.ord shall A. me again to lerusalem 
 
 25. he M'ill A. me again and shew me it [6. 25. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 34. forgive and A. them again, 2 Chnm 
 
 12. 21. he assembled ludah against Isr. to A. king¬ 
 dom again to H ehoboam, 2 Chron. 11.1. 
 
 1 Chron 1.3. .3. let us A. again the ark of o.ir God 
 
 21. 12. advise M'hat word I shall h. again to him 
 
 2 Chron. 21.19. he sent prophets to A. them aoain 
 Sell. 9. 29. that mightest A. fhem again to thy law 
 Psal.Gt^.Q.". Lordsaid, I will A. Agamfrom Bashan, 
 
 I will A. again my jieople froui the depths of sea 
 Prov. 19. 21. not .so much as A. it to his mouth again 
 
 26. 15. grieveth him to A. it againXo his mouth 
 La. .38. 8. 1 will A. again the shadow of the degrees 
 46. 8. A. it again to min.'l. () ye transgressors 
 49 . 5. saith the I ord, to A. .lacoX) again to him 
 52. 8. shall see M'hen the Lord shall A. again Zion 
 Jer. 12. 15. I M'ill return and A. them again, 5i). IQ 
 15. 19. if thou M'llt return, then Mil! lA. thee again 
 16. 15. I will A. fhem ag. to their laud, 24. 6. | 32. 37. 
 
 23. 3. I M'ill A. them again into their folds 
 28. .3. in tM'O years 1 will A. again the vessels 
 
 4. I will A. again to this place leconiah. 6. 
 
 30. 3. I will A. aggf'a captivity of my people Isr. and 
 .ludah, 18 f 81. 23 Ezek. .39. 25. Amos 9. 14. 
 
 48. 47. yet M'ill 1 A. aganr the captivity of Moab 
 
 49. 6. A. again the captivity of Ammon [| .39. of Liam 
 Ezek. 16.59. M'hen 1 A. ag. their captivity, 1 will A. a. 
 
 F.zek. 29.14. T M'ill A. agam the captivity of Egypt 
 .34. 16. 1 will A. ffi/a/'/i that M’hich M'as driven 
 Zei’h. 3. 20. at that time I M ill A. you again 
 Zech. 10. 6. I will A. them again to place them 
 
 10. I M'ill A. them again out of land of Egypt 
 Mat. 2. 8. A. me M'ord again that 1 may worship 
 
 See C.\i"rivi'rv. 
 
 BRING 
 
 Gen. 42. .38. A. dorvn my grey hairs, 44. 29, .31. 
 
 ■4.3. 7. hcM-ouid say, A. your brother 44. 21. 
 
 4o. 1.3. ye shall hxsfe and A. doanmy father 
 jJeut. 9. 3. he shall A. them duzim before thy face 
 Judg. 7. 4. A.^thein down to the water, and I M'ill try 
 
 1 .3am. 3\t. lo. canst A. me down, I will A, thee down 
 
 2 Eiim, 22. 28. eyes on the haughty to A. them down 
 1 liing.i 1. .33. Solomon A. him dorm to Gihon 
 
 2. 9. his hoary head A. thou down with blood 
 
 1 sal. \3. 2(. M'ilt save afflicted, A. down high looks 
 55. 23. shall A. them down to pit of destruction 
 1a{z, 5. thou S'hetit /k tiic noise ot strhnscrs 
 
 11. he shall A. down their pride together with spliils 
 
 12. the high fort of thy walls shall he A. down 
 6.3.6. 1 will A. </(>»■« their strength to the eartli 
 
 Jer. 49.16. 1 M'ill A. thee down from then. e, t bad. 4, 
 51. 4d. 1 M'ill A, them down like lambs to slaughter* 
 Ezek. 26. 29. M'hen 1 shall A. thee down with them 
 28. 8. they shall A. thee down to pit, and shall die 
 Ilos. 7. 12. 1 M'ill A. them down as fowls of heaven 
 Joel 3. 2. A. them downXo the valley of lehoshaphat 
 t 11. the Lord shall A. down thy mighty ones 
 Amos 3. 11. he shall A. down thy strength from thee 
 
 9.2. tho’ climb to heaven, thence will A. them down 
 Obad. 3. saith in his heart, who shall A. me down ? 
 Acts 2.3. 15. that he A. him down to you to-morrow 
 
 20. the -lews desire thou M'ouldest A. doivn Paul 
 Rom. 10. 6. that is, to A. Christ from above 
 See Evil. 
 
 BRI NG forth. 
 
 Gen. 1.11. let earth b. forth, 24. || 20. waters b. forth 
 3.16. in sorrow thou shalt h. forth children 
 
 18. thorns and thistles shall it A. forth to thee 
 
 8. 17. b. forth every living thing that is M'ith thee 
 
 9. 7- b. forth abundantly in the earth and multiply 
 38.24. .ludah said, A. her/crtA, and let her be burnt 
 
 Exod. 3. 10. that thou mayest A. forth my people 
 
 J 
 
 ^11. M'ho am I, that I should b. forth Israel' 
 
 7. 4. that 1 may h. forth my aimies and people 
 
 8. 3. the river shall A. forth frogs abundantly 
 
 18. magicians did so to A. forth lice, but could not 
 Ley. 24.14. b. forth him that hath cursed, 2.3. 
 
 25. 21. it sliafl b. forth fruit for three years 
 
 26.10. ye shall eat ami b. forth old, because of new 
 Num. 20.8 shalt h. forth to them M -ater out of rock 
 Deut. 14. 28. thou shalt b. forth all lithe of increase 
 
 17. 5^ then shalt thou A. forth that man or M'oman 
 22.15. A. forth the tokens of the damsel's virginity 
 Josh. 2. 3. A. foith the men that are come to thee 
 Judg. 6. 18. till 1 come an,! h. forth my present 
 
 19. 22. b. forth the man that came to thy house 
 
 2 Kings 10.22. b. forth vestments for the worshijipers 
 
 19.3. and there is no sti ength to b. forth, Isa. .37. 3. 
 23. 4. to b. forth all the vessels M'eremade for Baal' 
 
 Ezral.Q. those did Cyrus b. forth by Mithredath 
 
 10. t 3. inake a covenant to A./a//A our wives 
 Job 14. 9. it M'ill bud and b. fo th houghs like a plant 
 
 15. 35. they conceive mi.schief, and A. /orrA vanity 
 .38. .'52. canst thou b. forth .'Mazzaroth in his season ? 
 .39.1. knoM'est thou when M'ild goats b. forth ! 2, 3. 
 
 40. 2()._3ureiy the mountains A. him forth food 
 Psal. 25. ■'15. he shall b. forth my feet out of the net 
 37.6. he shall b. forth tliy righteousness as light 
 92. 14. they shall still A. forth fruit in old age 
 104. 14. that he may h. forth food out of the earth 
 144. 1.3. that our sheep may A. forth thousands 
 Prov. 8. t .35. mIioso fmdeth me shall b. foith favour 
 
 27. 1. thou knoM'est not what a (lay may A. forth 
 Isa. 5.2. he looked that it should A./m rA grapes, 4. 
 23. 4. saying, I travail not,nor b. forth cFiildren 
 .33. 11. ye shall conceive chaff', and A. >/rA stubble 
 
 41. 21. h. forth your strong reasons, saith the King 
 
 22. let them A./ rth and show M'hat shall happen 
 
 42. 1. he shall A. yh/tA judgment to the Gentiles 
 
 3. he shall h.foith judgment unto truth 
 
 4.3. 8. h. forth blin . people that have eyes, and deaf 
 
 9. let them b.fo. th their witnesses, that they may 
 45.8. let earth open, aii'l let them b foith salvation 
 
 55. 10. M'atereth the earth, and inaketh it h. forth 
 59. 4. they conceive mischief, and b.f.ith iniquity 
 
 65. 9. and 1 will b.foith»%eed out of latob 
 
 23. not labour in vain, nor h.foith for trouble 
 
 66. 8. shall the earth be made to h. forth in one day ? 
 
 9. shall 1 bring to birth, and not cause Xo b.foithT 
 Jer. J2. 2. they groM', yea, they A. ferth fruit 
 
 51.44. \'[\b. forth out of mouth M’hat he SM alloM'od 
 Ezek. 12. 4. thou shalt h. f rth thy stuff by day 
 17. *3. and it shall h.foith boughs and bear fruit 
 
 20. 6. to A. them of the land of I'.gypt 
 38. 1 will A. thein foith out of the country 
 
 28. 18. therefore M'ill I h. foith a tire in the midst of 
 38. 4. 1 Mill A. thee foith, thy army and horsemen 
 
 47. 12. shall A.yh/oA iieM'fruit accordiiigto months 
 Ilos. 9. ly. but I iihraim shall b.fnth his chil ren 
 
 16, tho' they b.f rth, yet m ill Islay beloved fruit 
 Mic. 4. 10. bt! in pain and lalioiir to b.frth, U Zion 
 
 7. 9. be M ill A. me fouh to the light 
 
 /ieph. 2. 2. before the decree A. forth, the day pa.ss 
 Zech. 3. 8. I M ill A. forth my .servant the 1 ranch 
 
 4. 7. shall b. forth the head stone Mith shoutings 
 
 5. 4. h. forth a curse, and it shall enter tic house 
 Mat. 1.23. behold, a virgin shall b. forth a son, 21. 
 
 .3. 8. h.foith fruit meet for repentance. l.nke 3. 8. 
 
 7.18. good tri e cannot h. forth evil Ifuit, / ttkeO. 43. 
 Mark -4. 20. h. forth fruit, some. 3<.) fold, some sixty 
 Luke 1.31. A.y. a son, and shalt call Ins name lesns 
 
 8. 15. liaving heard Monl, keep it, and h. forth fruit 
 15. 22. h. forth the best robe and put if on him 
 
 John 15. 2. pnrgelh, that it may h.foith more fruit 
 
 10. I ordained you, that you sliould h.foith fruit 
 
 19. 4. 1 A. bnn//i;-/A to you that ye may knOM’ 
 
 xlcts 12. 4. after I'aster to A. him/.ir/A to the people,' 
 Rom.'!. 4. that Me should b. forth fruit unto God 
 
 41 
 
BRI 
 
 BRO 
 
 BRO 
 
 Rom. 7.5. motions of sin to h. forth fruit unto death 
 BRING in. 
 
 Exod. 6. 8.1 will i. you in unto the land I dirt swear 
 15.17. sliall h. hi and plant them in the mountain 
 10. 5. on the sixth day prepare that they h. in 
 
 23. 23. my An^el shall "o before and h. thee in 
 JSlnm. 14. 31. your little ones, them will I b. in 
 
 2 Vhron. 24. 9. they made proclamation to b. in to 
 the .Lord the collection iiloses laid on Israel 
 28. 13. ye shall i,ot b. in the captives hither 
 Jer. 17.21. b. in no bunlen on the salibath-day 
 Dan. 2.24. b. me in before the kinjf, and 1 will shew 
 
 5. 7. the king cried to b. mthe astrologers 
 
 9. 21. to b. in everlasting rigliteoiisness 
 llag. 1. 6. ye have sown much anu b. in little 
 EvJce 5. 18. soui-ht means to b. him in and lay him 
 
 14. 21. b. in hither the poor, the maimed an i halt 
 2 Ret. 2. 1. who privily b. in damnable heresies 
 H R 1 Is G i/ui. 
 
 Cen.tO. 5. them m// to us that we may know,8.12. 
 
 40.11. make mention, and b. me cnt ot this house 
 50.24. God will visit and b. you out of thi.s land 
 Exod. 6. 6. 1 will b. you out from under the burden 
 
 13. gave them a charge to b. tlie chil iren of Israel 
 out of i:gypt,26. 27. 1 7. 5.1 12. 51. ./er. 31. 32. 
 
 32.12. for mischief did he b. them out to slay them 
 Dent. 21.19. lay hol.l and h. hime?/^ to the eiders 
 
 22. 21. b. out the damsel l! 24. b. both out to the gate 
 
 24. 11. shall h.out the pledue abroad untotliee 
 Josh. (i. 22. b. out thence Kahab and all she hath 
 
 10. 22. b. out those five kincs out of the c ave 
 Judg. 0. 30. b. out thy son that he may die 
 
 19. 24. them I will b. out, and humble yc them 
 Psal. 25.17. O b. thou me out of my distresses 
 
 142.7. /^. niy soul out of prison, that I may praise 
 14.3. 11. G Lord, b.my soul wr of trouble 
 Jja. 42. 7. to b. out the prisoners from the prison 
 Jer. 8.1. shall b. out tlie bones of the kings ot .1 udah 
 38.23. b. out all thy wives and children toClialdeans 
 Ezek. 11.7. but 1 will b. you forth out of midst of it 
 
 20. 34.1 will b. you out from the people, 34. 13. 
 41. accept you, when 1 h. you out from the people 
 
 24. (}. b. it out ()iece by piece, let no lot fall 
 jimos 6.10. that burneth him to b. out the bones 
 Acts 17. 5. sought to b. them out to the people 
 BRING to pass. 
 
 Gen. 4,1. 32. the dreasn, God will shortly b. it to pass 
 50.20. tob. as at this da^', lo save people alive 
 Psal.ti'i. 5. trust in him, and he shall b. it to pass 
 Isa. 28. 21. and b. to pass his act, hi.s strange act 
 46. 11. 1 have spoken, 1 will also b. it to pass 
 BRING up. 
 
 Gen. 46. 4. and I will also surely b. thee up again 
 Exod. 3. 8. and to b. them up out of that land " 
 
 17. I have said, 1 w ill b. you up out of affliction 
 .33. 12. see, thou sayesttome, b. up this people 
 Isvm. 14. 37- men that b. up evil report on the land 
 20. 25. b. up Aaron and his son to mount llor 
 Deut. 22.14. b. up an evil name on her, and say 
 Judg. 6. 1.3. did not the Lord b. us up from I '.gypt 
 
 1 Ham. 19.15. b. him up in the bed, that I may slay 
 28.11. whom shall 1 A. up, he sai{l, b.vcieup .Samuel 
 
 2 Ham. 2. 3. his men did llavid b. up every 'man 
 
 6. 2. to b. up from thence the ark of God, 1 Kings 
 
 8. 1, 4. 1 Chron. 13. 6. 115. 3, 12, 14, 25. 
 2 Chron. 5. 2, 5. 
 
 \ Chron. 17. 5. since I did b. up Israel to this day 
 Ezra 1. 11. did Sheshbazzar b. up with them 
 Neh. 10. 38. shall b.vp tithes to the house of God 
 Isa. 23. 4. 1 travail not, nor b. forth children, nor 
 
 do 1 nourish up young men, nor b. up virgins 
 Jer. 27. 22. tlien will 1 b. them up and restore 
 Ezek. 16. 40. shall b. up a company aeainstthee 
 
 23. 46. I will b. up a company upon them 
 26. 19. when I shall b. up the deep upon thee 
 29- 4. will b. thee up out of the midst of thy rivers 
 .32. .3. a company shall b. thee up in my net 
 
 .37. 6. 1 will h. 7/ptlesh on you, and cover you 
 Dos. 9.12. though they b. children, 1 will bereave 
 Amos 8. 10. 1 will b. up sackcloth up;.n all loins 
 Rom. 10. 7- to b. up Christ again from the dead 
 Eph. 6.4. b. them up in the nurture of the Loid 
 BRINGEHS. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 5. the b. up of children sent to Jehu 
 BRING ESI'. 
 
 Job 14. .3. and b. me into judgment with thee 
 Jja.40. 9. O Jerus. that b. good tidings, lift up voice 
 Acts 17. 20. for thou b. strange things to our ears 
 BRINGEiII. " 
 
 Exod. 6.^. who A. you out from under the burden 
 Leg. 11. 45. 1 am the I ord that you out of Egypt 
 
 17. 4. h. it not to the door of the tabernacle, 9I 
 Deut. 8. 7- the Lord b. thee into a good land 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 6. he b. down to the grave, and b. up 
 7. Lord maketh poor, he 5. low, and lifteth up 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 48. that b. down the people under me 
 49. and that b. me forth from mine enemies 
 
 Job 12. 6. into whose hand God b. abundantly 
 22. he b. out to light the shadow of death 
 
 19. 29. w rath b. the punishments of the sword 
 
 28. 11. the thing that is hid b. he forth to ligl’.t 
 Psal. 1. 3. that b. forth his fruit in his season 
 
 14. ?• when the Lord b. back the captivity, 53. 6. 
 .3.3. 10. Ld.//. the counsel of the heathen to nought 
 37. 7. the man who b. wicked devices to pass 
 
 68. 6. he b. out them that are hound with chains 
 107. 28. and b. them out of their distresses 
 3i). so he b. them to their desired haven 
 135. 7- 1>. wind out of treasuries, Jer. 10.1.3. 1 51. 16. 
 Prov. 10. .31. the mouth of the just b. forth w isdom 
 16. .30. moving his lips he b. evil to pass 
 
 18. 16. a man’s gift /u him before great men 
 
 19.26. isason thatcausetti shame, and b. reproach 
 
 20. 26. a wise king b. the wheel ovei them 
 
 21. 27. much more when he b. it witii a wicked 
 
 29. 15. but a child left, b. hismotlier to si’.ame 
 21. he that delicately b. up his servant from a child 
 25. the fear of man b. a snare, but whoso trusts 
 
 30. .33. b forth butter, b. blood,/;, forth strife 
 
 31. 14. like ships, she b. her food from afar 
 Ekcl. 2. 6. to water the wood that h. forth frees 
 Isa. 8.7- Lord b. on them the waters of the river 
 
 42 
 
 Isa. 26.5 A. downthem thatdwellon high, A. todust 
 40. 2.3. that b. the princes to nothing, he makes 
 26. that h. out their host 63' number 
 
 43. 17. which b. forth the chariot and horse 
 fA. 16. the smith that A. forth an instrument 
 61. 11. for as the earth /;. forth her bud 
 
 Jer. 4. .31. anguish of her that /;. forth her first child 
 Ezek. 29. 16. which i. iniquitlf to remembrance 
 Dos. 10. 1. Israel b. forth fiuit to himself 
 Hag. 1.11.' drought on that which ground b. forth 
 Mat. 3.10. evejy tree that b. not forth good fruit is 
 liewn down, and cast into tire, 7-19. Luke .3. 9. 
 7.17. e\ en so every good tree b. forth good fruit 
 12.35. a good man out of heart b. forth good things, 
 and an evil man b. forth evil things, L.ulc 6. 45. 
 
 13.2.3. b. foith some an hundred foUl,some sixty 
 52. w'ho b. out of bis treasure things new and old 
 
 17. 1. Jesus b. them up into an high mountain 
 MarkA. 28. the earth b. forth fruit of herself 
 J,uke6. 4.3. a good tree b. not forth corrupt fruit 
 John 12.24. if it die, it b. forth much fruit, 15. 5. 
 
 Col. 1.6. gosirel b. tortli fruit, as it doth aho in you 
 Tit. 2. 11. the grace of God tint /;. salvation 
 Deb. 1.6. h. in the fir.st-hegotten into the world 
 
 6.7. the earth b. forth herbs meet for them 
 Jam. 1.15. lust b. forth sin, and sin b. forth death 
 
 See I I !)i Ncs. 
 
 I'.RINGING. 
 
 Exod. 12.42. to be much obserr ed for b. tliem out 
 .36. 6. so the peojtle were rcstraiued from b. 
 
 JSum. 5.15. an offering b. iniquity to remembrance 
 
 14. .36. by b. up a slander upon the land 
 
 2 Sam. 19.10. speak ye not of b. the king back, 43. 
 
 1 Kings 10.22. navy b. gold and silver, 2 Chro. 9. 21. 
 
 2 Kings2~t. 12. 1 am h. such evil on ierusalem 
 Neh. 13.15. some on tlie sabbath b. in sheaves 
 Psal. 126. 6. rejoicing, A. his shea es with him 
 Jer. 17. 26. b. burnt offerings, b. sacrifices of praise 
 E.zek. 20. 9. i made myself known in b. them out 
 Dari. 9.12. his w ord by b. upon us great e\ il 
 Mat. 21.4.3. to a nation b. forth the fruit thereof 
 Mark 2. 3. b. one sick of the palsy borne of four 
 Luke 24. 1. b. the spices which they prepared 
 Acts 5. 16. a multitude b. sick folks 
 
 Rom. 7. 23. b. me into captivity to the law of sin 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. and into captivity e' ery thouglit 
 Heb. 2.10. in b. many sons unto glory to make capt. 
 7.19. but the h. in of a better hope did 
 2 Pet. 2.5. b. in the flood on the w orlil of ungodly 
 BRINK. 
 
 Geii. 41.3. stood by the other kine on the b. of river 
 JMod. 2. .3. laid the ark in flags by the ri^ er’s b. 
 
 7.15. shalt stand by the river's /;. when he comes 
 Deut. 2. 36. from Aroer 63' the b. of the river 
 Josh. 3. 8. when ye are come to the b. of Jordan 
 LseX. 47.6.hecaused me return to the b. of the river 
 BROAD. 
 
 Nuni.i&. 38. make censers, plates for covering 
 39. make b. plates for the covering of the altar 
 Neh. 3. 8.1'Zziel and Ilananiah reilaired, and they 
 fortified .Ierusalem to the b. wall, 12. 38. 
 7.14. the cit3' was b. in spaces, the people few 
 Job 36.16. removed cut of the strait into a b. place 
 Psal. 119. 96. thy commandment is exceeriing b. 
 Cant. 3. 2. and in the b. ways I will seek hint 
 Isa. .3.3.21. the I.ord will be a ])lace of b. rivers 
 Jer. 5.1. know and seek in the b. places thereof 
 51.58. the b. walls of 1 abylon shall be broken 
 Nah. 2.4. the chariots sh.all justle in the b. ways 
 Mat. 7.13. b. is the way that leade*h to destruction 
 23.5. they make b. their phylacteries and enlarge 
 
 broader. 
 
 Job 11. 9. the measure thereof is b. than the sea 
 BHOIDERED. 
 
 Exod. 28.4. make a robe, a b. coat, a mitre, a girdle 
 Ezek. 16.10. I clothed Ihee also with b. work 
 13. and thy raiment was of silk and b. work 
 
 18. tookest thy b. garments and coveredst them 
 26. 16. the princes shall put off their b. garments 
 
 27.7. linen*with b. work from Egypt to be thy sail 
 
 16. the3' occupied in thy fairs with b. work 
 
 24. thy merchants in blue clothes and b. work 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 9. that women adorn, not with b- hair 
 BROILED. 
 
 Luke2A. 42. they gave him a piece of a b. fish 
 BROKEN. 
 
 Geti. 17. 14. he hath h. my covenant, P.ml. 55. 20. 
 
 l.sa. 24. 5.1 3.3. 8. Jer. 11. 10. 
 Lev. 6.28. earthen vessel w’herein sodden, shall be b. 
 
 15. 12. the vessel that he touched shall be b. 
 
 21. 19. or a man that is b. footed, or b. handed 
 
 20. that hath his stones b. let him not offer 
 
 22. 22. bliiitl, b. or maimed, 3'e shall not offer, 24. 
 
 26.1.3. and I have b. the bands of 3 0ur yoke 
 26. when 1 have b. tlie staff of your bread 
 
 Num. 15. 31. because he hath b. his commandment 
 Judg. 5.22. then were the horse-hoofs b. by prancings 
 16.9. he brake the withs, as a thread of tow is b. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 4. the bows of the mighty men are b. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 35. that a how of steel is b. J ’sal. 18. .34. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 48. the ships were b. at Ezion geber 
 
 1 Chron. 14.11. God hath b. in upon mine enemies 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .37. lord hath b. thy works,ships/X. 
 
 .32. 5. also he built up all the wall that was b. 
 
 Job 4. 10. the teeth of the young lions are b. 
 
 7. 5. my skin is b. and become loathsome 
 16.12. 1 was at ease, but he hath b. me asunder 
 22. 9. the arms of the fatherless have been b. 
 
 24. 20. and wickedness shall be b. as a tree 
 .31. 22. and let mine arm be from the bone 
 .38. 15. and the liigh arm shall be b. 
 
 Psal. .3. 7- thou hast b. tlie teeth of the ungodly 
 .31. 12. 1 am forgotten, I am like a b. \ es.sel 
 34. 18. the lord is nigh them of a heart, 51.17. 
 
 20. he k(:e{)eth his bones, not one of tl'.em is b. 
 
 .37.15. their bows shall be b. || 17. arms shall be b. 
 
 38.8. 1 am feeble and sore b. 1 have roared 
 
 44. 19. tho’ thou hasti^. us in the place of dragons 
 
 51.8. that the bones thou hast b. may rejoioe 
 
 17. the sacrifices of God are a /;. spirit, a contrite 
 60. +1. thou hast cast us off’, thou hast b. us 
 
 2. hast made the earth to tremble, thou hast b. it 
 
 Psal. 69.20. reproach hath b. my heart, and I am full 
 107. 16. for he hath b. the gates of brass and bars 
 109.16. that he niight even slay the b. in heart 
 124. 7- tlie snare is b. and we are escaped 
 147. 3. he healeth the b. in heart, and bindeth up 
 Prov. 6.15. suddenly shall he be b. v ithout remedy 
 11.115. that is surety fora strangei, shall besoreJ. 
 
 1.3. t20. a companion of tVx)ls shall be b. 
 
 15. 1.3. but by sorrow of the heart the spirit is b. 
 17. 22. but a b. spirit <irieth the bones 
 
 25. 19. is like a b. tooth and a fixit out of joint 
 Lccl. 4. 12. and a threefold cord is not quickly b. 
 
 12. 6. or the golden Imwl be h. or pitcher be b. 
 
 T-a. 5. 2J. nor the latchet of their shoes Ite b. 
 
 7. 8. within sixty-fi\e years shall Ephraim be b. 
 
 8. 15. many among th-m shall fall and be b. 
 
 9. 4. f ir thou hast b. the yoke of his burden 
 14.5. the Ixird hatli b. the staff of the wicked 
 
 29. because the nxl of him that smote thee is h. 
 
 19. 10. they shall be b. in the piu'ixises thereof 
 
 21. 9. all graven images he hath b. to tlie ground 
 28. 13. that they might fall backward and be b. 
 
 33.8. lie hath b. the covenant, he regardeth no man 
 
 20. nor shall any of the cords thereof be b. 
 
 .36. 6. lo, thou trustest in the staff of this b. l eerl 
 42. + 4. he shall nut tail nor be b. till he have set 
 Jrr. 2. 13. hewed out b. cisterns that hold no water 
 
 16. the children have b. the crown of thy head 
 20. of I Id I have b. thy yoke, and burst bands 
 5. 5. these have b. thy yoke, and burst t'ny bonds 
 
 10. 20. all my cords are b. my children gone 
 
 11. 16. kindled a tire, and the branches of it are b 
 14. 17. for the virgin daughter of my people is b 
 
 22. 28. is this man Coniah a despised b. i-iol r 
 
 2.3. 9. mine lieart is b. because of the prophets 
 28. 2. I have /;. the yoke of the king ot Baby Ion 
 
 13. llam<miah, thou hast A. the yokes of w ood 
 .33. 21. tiieumay also my covenant be b. w ith Da% id 
 48. 17. how is the strong staff' b. and beautiful rod ? 
 25. the arm of Moab is b. saitli the ixjrd 
 38. for 1 ha\ e b. Moab like a vass. l, w herein is no 
 50.17. this Nebuchadnezzar hath b. Israel s Umes 
 
 23. the hammer of whole earth cut a.suiKlc-r and b. 
 51. 56. Hahylon, every one ot tlieir bows Ls b. 
 
 58. the broad walls of Babylon shall be utterly b. 
 Lam. 2. 9. he hath destroyed and h. her bars 
 .3. 4. hath b. my hones n 16. he hath b. my teeth 
 Ezek. 6.4. your altars, and your images shall he b. 6. 
 9. because I am b. with their v, hcrish heart 
 
 17. 19. and my covenant tiiat he hatli /;. 
 
 19. 12. her strt'ng rous were b. and withered 
 
 26. 2. alia, she is b. that was the gates of the people 
 
 27. 26. the east w ind hath h. thee in the seas 
 34. the time w hen tliou shalt be h. by the sc-as 
 
 30. 21. 1 have h. the arm of Pharaoh king of Egypt 
 22. 1 will break tlie strong and ti'at w hich w as A. 
 
 31. 12. his houghs are b. by all the rivets of laud 
 
 32. 28. be h. in the midst of the uncircumcised 
 34. 4. nor have ye hound up that which was b. 
 
 16. and 1 will bind up that w hich w as /;. 
 
 27. when 1 have b. the bands of their yoke 
 44. 7. and they have b. my covenant 
 Dan. 2. ,42. so kingdom partly strong, and partly h. 
 8. 8. w'hen he was strong, the great horn was b. 
 
 22. now that hemg h. w hereas four stood up for it 
 25. blithe shall he h. without hand 
 11. 4. his kingdom shall be b. and shall be divided 
 22. w'ith the arms of a flood be overflown and h. 
 Dos. 5.11. Ephraim is oppressed and A. in judgment 
 Jonah 1. 4. so that tlie snip w as like to he b. 
 
 Zech. 11. 11. and it was b. in that day, and so poor 
 16. a shepherd shall not heal that which is h 
 Mat. 15. -37. took up of the b. meat, Mark 8. 8. 
 
 21. 44. fall on this stone, shall be b. Euke 2t). 18. 
 
 1. uke 12. 39. not have suffered his house to lie h. 
 John 5. 18. because he hail not only b. the sabbath 
 
 7. 23. that the law' of ]\ioses should not be b. 
 
 10. .3.5. w’ord of God came, and scri pture cannot be b. 
 19. 31. .lews besought Pilate tlieir legs might be b. 
 .36. scripture fulfilled, a bone of him shall m tbei. 
 21.11. for all so many, yet was not the net b. 
 
 Acts 20.11. had b. bread and talked a long while 
 
 27. .35. gave thanks, w hen he liad h. it he began to 
 41. but the liinder part was b. with the waves 
 1 Cor. 11. 24. this is my bod.v which is h. for you 
 Rev. 2. 27. as vessels of a potter shall they be b. 
 BROKEN dovn. 
 
 Lev. 11.35. oven or ranges h. d. for they are unclean 
 
 1 Kings its. .30. repaired altar of Lord that w as A. d. 
 
 2 Kings 11.6. keep the watch, that it he not b. dov-n 
 2 Chron. 33. .3. built liigli places Hezekiah had b. d. 
 
 .34. 7. Josiah had h. do:cn the altars and gro\ es 
 Neh. 1. 3. the wall of Jerusalem is h. d. gates burnt 
 
 2. 13. and 1 viewed the walls which were h. dcisn 
 Psal. 80. 12. why hast thou t''en b. don-n her hedges ? 
 89. 40. thou hast b. down all his hedges 
 
 Prov. 24. .31. the stone w all tliereof was b.d ai-n 
 25. 28. hath no rule over his spirit, like a cit^- b. d. 
 La. 16. 8. iia' e b. dozen the principal plants thereof 
 
 22. 10. tlie houses havey'e h. d. to foitifv the wall 
 21. 10. city of confusion is b. d. every house shut 
 
 19. the eartli is iitfci ly b. drz. n, it is'dissolved 
 .Ter. 4. 26. cities were b. d. || 48. 20. l\Ioab b. d. .39. 
 Ezek. 30. 4. and her foundations shall be 3. dou^n 
 .Teel 1. 17. the barns are b. dozen, the corn w ithered 
 Eph. 2. 14. Christ hath 3. d. midfile wall betw een us 
 
 BROKEN forth. 
 
 Gen. .30. + 30. and it is now b. forth to a multitude 
 38. 29. how nastthou b. forth! breach been thee 
 2 Sam. 5. 20. the I.ord hath b. forth on mine enemies 
 BRflKEN in. 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 11. God hath 3. in on mine enemies 
 BROKEN off. 
 
 Job 17. 11. my dax s are past, my purposes are 3. ofi 
 7'U. 27. 11. w hen boughs withered, snail be 3. o/r 
 Rom. 11. 17. and if some of the branches be 3. off 
 
 20. because of unlielicf they were 3. ojf, 19. 
 
 BRiiKEN out. 
 
 Lev. 13. 20. plague of leprosy 3. out of the boyl, 25. 
 BROKl'N in, or to, pieces. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 10. adversaries of 1 ord shall be 3. to pieces 
 
 2 Chron. 25.12. cast them from rock, were 3. in pieces 
 
BRO 
 
 BRO 
 
 BRO 
 
 Psal. 89.10. thou hast h. 'Rahab inpieces asone slain 
 Jsa. 8. 9. associate ye people, ye shall be A. in pieces 
 30.14. break it as a potter’s vessel that is b. m pieces 
 Jer. 50.(1. IVlerodach is b.in pieces, her iniaees/y. inp. 
 JJan. 2. 35. brass, silver, gold, b, to pieces together 
 Mas. 8.6. but the calf of Samaria sliall be b.in pieces 
 Mark 5. 4. had been bound, and fetters been b. inp. 
 RIIOKEN vp. 
 
 Gen. 7. 11. all the fountains of the great deep b. up 
 2 Kings 25.4. city .1 erusalem b. up Jer. 39. 2.1 52.7• 
 2 C/tr. 24.7. sons of Athaliah had b. up house of God 
 Prov. .3. 20. by his knowledge tlie deptlis are b. up 
 Jer. 37. 11. when the army of Chaldeans was b. up 
 Mic. 2. 13. they have b. up and passed the gate 
 Kiat. 24. 43. not have suffered his house to be b. up 
 Markd. 4. when they liad b. roof ?ip they letdown 
 Jlcts 13. 43. when the congregation was b. up 
 B IlO K EN-llE A R/TED. 
 
 Isa. 61. 1. Lord sent me to bind up tlie b.-hearted 
 Luke 4.18. to heal b.-hearted, to preach deliverance 
 H H GOD. 
 
 Luke 13. 34. as a hen gafliers her b. under her wings 
 BHCOa. 
 
 Gen. .32. 23. he took them and sent them over the b. 
 Xcr. 2.3. 40. take willows of the b. and rejoice 
 Mum. 1.3. 2.3. came to h. I '.shcol and cut a branch 
 24. called, b. Eshcol because of cluster of grapes 
 Pent. 2. 13. getover the b. Zered, went over 14. 
 9. 21. and 1 cast the dust thereof into the b. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 40. chose live smooth stones out of the b. 
 3i). 9. Oavid and 6(K) men came to the b. besor 
 £ Sam. 15. 2.3. the king passed over the b. Kidron 
 17. 20. they be gone over tlie b. of water 
 
 1 Kings 2. .37. be on the day thou passes! over the b. 
 15. 13. idol burnt by the b. h. idron, 2 Chr. 15. 16. 
 
 17, 3. get he,nee, hideth^ self by the b. Cherith, 5. 
 
 6. the ravens brought bread, he drank of the b. 
 
 18. 40. I'lijah brought them to the li. Kislion 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 6. he burnt the grove at the b. Kidron 
 12. cast dust into tlie A. Kidron, 2 Citron. 30. 14. 
 
 2 Citron. 20.16. ye shall find them at end of the b. 
 29. 16. the laivites carried it to the b. Kidron 
 32. 4. much people gathered and stopt the b. 
 
 Nell. 2. 15. went up by the b. and viewed the wall 
 Job 6.15. my brethren dealt deceitfully as a b. 
 
 40. 22. the willows of the b. compass liim about 
 P.sal. 83. 9. do to them as to Jabin at tlie b. Kison 
 110.7. he shall drink of the b. in the way, therefore 
 JVw. 18.4. well spring of wisriom as a tlowing b. 
 .30. t 17. the ravens of the b. shall pick it out 
 I-ia. 15. 7. sliall carry away to the b. of the willows 
 Jer. 31.40. all fields to b. Kidron be holy to Lord 
 JoltnlQ. 1. went w ith his disciples over b. Cedron 
 BROOKS. 
 
 Num. 21.14. wdiathe did in Redsea and b. of A men 
 15. and at the stream of the b. that goetli to Ar 
 Pent. 8. 7. to a land of b. of water and fountains 
 dSam. 23. 30. of the ofGaash, 1 Citron. 11. .32. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 5. Ahab said, go unto all b. of water 
 Job 6. 15. and as the stream of b. they pass away 
 20.17. he shall not see the b. of honey and butter 
 22. 24. then shalt lay up gold as stones of the b. 
 Psal. 42. 1. as the hart panteth after the water-ii. 
 Isa. 19.6./i. of defence shall be emptied and dried up 
 
 7. the paper-reeds by the b. by the mouth of the b. 
 
 and every thing sowm by the b. shall wither 
 
 8. all they that cast angle into the b. shall lament 
 
 BRO I'll. 
 
 Judg. 6. 19. Gideon put the h. in a pot, brought it 
 20. the angel said, pour out the b. and lie did so 
 Isa. 65. 4. b. of abominable things is in their vessels 
 BROI'HERT 
 
 See Signification on Buethrkn. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 5 . at hantl of every man’s b. will I require life 
 24. 29. Rebekah had a b. whose name was Laban 
 53.gave also to her b. and mother precious things 
 29. 12. lacobtold Rachel he w'as ner father's b. 
 
 43. 6,7. why dealt you so ill with me, as to tell ye 
 had a b. the man asked, have ye another A. .*'44.19. 
 Pent. 25. 5. her imshand’s b. shall go in to her 
 Judg. 9. 24. their blood laid on Abimelech their b. 
 21. 6. Israel repented them for Benjamin their b. 
 Job 1.1.3. w’ere eating in their elder A. house, 18. 
 
 .30. 29. I am a A. to dragons, a companion to owls 
 Prov. 17. 17. and a A. is bom for adversity 
 
 18.9. he that is slothful is A. to him tliat is a waster 
 19. a A. cffcnderl is harder to be won than a city 
 24. there is a friend that sticketh closer than a A. 
 
 27.10. better a neighbour near than a A. far off 
 Led. 4. 8. yea, he hath neither child nor A. 
 
 Jer. 9 . 4 . trust not in any A. for every A. will supplant 
 Ezek. 44. 25. for A. they may defile themselves 
 Mai. 1. 2. was not I'sau Jacob’s A. .*'saith the Lord 
 Mat. 10. 21. A. shall deliver up the A. MdrkIS. 12. 
 Markld. 19. if a man’s A. die and leave,20. 28. 
 John 11. 2. Mary, whose A. T azarus was sick 
 19. Jews came to comfort them concern, their A. 
 Jlcts 9. 17.. A. Saul, receive thy sight, 22. 13. 
 
 12.2. he killed lames theA.of .lohn with the.sword 
 21.20. thou seest, A. how many thousands believe 
 Lsmt. 16. 23. and Quartus a A. saluteth you 
 
 1 Cor. 5.11. if any man called a A. be a fornicator 
 
 6. 6. A. goeth to law' with A. before unbelievers 
 
 7. 12. if any A. hath a wife that believeth not 
 
 15. a A. or sister is not under bondage in such cases 
 
 8.11. thro’ thy knowledge shall the weak A. perish 
 ~ sent with him the A. 
 
 2 Jhess. .3. 6. that ye withdraw from every A. 
 
 1.5. count not an enemy, but admonish him as a A. 
 Phtlem. 7. bowelsof saints are refreshed by thee, A. 
 
 16. but above a .servant, a A. beloved to me 
 
 „ ^ //wBROrilER. 
 
 Gen. 25. 26. and after that came his A. out 
 38. 9. lest that he should give seed to his b. 
 
 42.^. his b. is dead, and he is left alone, 44. 20. 
 Lxod. .32. 27. slay every man hisb. and companion 
 g-ep. 21. 2. for his father or his A. he may be deli led 
 Aum. 6._7. shall not make himself unclean for his A. 
 
 15. 2. not exact it of his neighbour or his A. 
 o2’ thought to have done to his A. 
 
 ”• V’.® first bom shall succeed in name of his A. 
 .<18.54. his eye shall be evil toward his b. 
 
 Judg. 9.21. .Totham fled for fear of A bimelech his A. 
 2 Sam. 3. 27. smote him for blood of Asahel his A. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 10. but Solomon his A. he called not 
 Neh. 5. 7. you exact usury every one of his A. 
 Psal. 49.7. none cim by any means redeem his b. 
 La. .3. 6. when a man shall take hold of his b. 
 
 9 . 19. people be as fuel, no man shall spare hisb. 
 
 19. 2. they shall fight every one against his b. 
 
 41. 6. every one said to hts A. be of good courage 
 Jer. 1.3. 114. 1 will flash a man against his A. 
 
 .31. .34. teach no more every man hts A. Ileb. 8. 11. 
 34. 9. that none serve himself of a .1 ew his A. 
 
 14. let ye go every man his A. an I lebrew' 
 
 17. in proclaiming liberty every one to his A. 
 Ezek. 18.18. because he spoiled his A. by \'iolence 
 
 33. .30. speak everyone to his A. saying, come 
 Hos. 12. .3. Jacob took his A. by the heel in the womb 
 Amos 1.11. because he did pursue his A. with sword 
 Mtc. 7. they hunt every man his A. with a net 
 hag. 2. 22. every pne by the sword of his A. 
 
 Zeclt. 7. 9. and shew mercy every man to hisb. 
 
 10. let none imagine evil against his A. in heart 
 Mai. 2. 10. why deal treacherously against his A ? 
 Mat. 5.22. who.so is angry and sayeth Raca to his A. 
 
 18. 35. my Lather do'also to you if ye from y'our 
 hearts forgive not every one his A. tiieir trespa.sses 
 22. 24. raise seed to his A. Mark 12.19. Luke 20.28. 
 
 25. having no issue, left bis wife to his A. 
 
 John 1. 41. he findeth Am A. Simon, and saithtohim 
 Rom. 14. 13. or an occasion to fall in his A. way 
 1 1'liess. 4. 6. that no man defraud his A. in any matter 
 Jam. 4.11. speaketh evil of his A. and judgeth his A. 
 1 John d. 9. in the light, and hatelh his A. 11. 
 
 10. he that loveth his A. abideth in the light 
 3. 10. neither he that loveth not his A. 14. 
 
 12. not as Gain, who w'asof that wicked one, anti 
 slew his A. because his A. works w'ere righteous 
 
 15. whoso hateth his A. is a murderer, 4. 20. 
 
 1 John 4. 21. he who loveth God love his A. also 
 
 5.16. if any see his A. sin a sin not to death 
 
 My BROTHER. 
 
 Gen. 4.9. Cain said, I know not, am J my A. keeper' 
 
 20. .5. herself said, he is wy A. 13. 1 KingsdO. 32. 
 
 27. 41. Esau saifl, then will 1 slay my A. Jacob 
 29. 15. Laban said to Jacob, because tliou art my A. 
 
 Judg. 20. 23. to battle against Benjamin my A. 28. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 26. distressed J’or thee, my A. Jonathan 
 
 13. 12. nay my A. do not force me, do not this 
 
 1 Kings 13. 30. titey mournetl, saying, alas my A. 
 Psal. 35. 14.1 behaved as though he had been my A. 
 Cant. 8.1. O that thou wert as my A. that sucked 
 Jer. 22. 18. they shall not lament, .saying, ah my A. 
 Mat. 12. 50. same is my A. anti sister, Mark 3. 35. 
 
 18. 21. Lord, how oft shall my A. sin avaiirst me } 
 Luke 12.1.3. speak to my A. that he divide inlierit. 
 John 11. 21. ifhadst been here, my A. hatl not died 
 
 1 Cor. 8.1.3. if meat make my A. to offend, eat no flesh 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 13. because I found not Titus my A. 
 
 Cur BRO ('HER. 
 
 Gen. 37. 26. what profit is it if we slay our A. ? 
 
 27, for he is our A. and our flesh, Judg 9. 3. 
 
 42. 21. we are verily guilty concerning our A. 
 
 43. 4. if thou wilt send our A. with us, we will go 
 2 Cor. 8. 22. and we have sent with them our b. 
 Philem. 1. and J’imothy our A. to Philemon 
 
 Thy BROTHER. 
 
 Gen. 4. 9. l ord said to Cain, where is Abel thy b? 
 10. the voice of thy b. blood crietli unto me 
 
 27. 40. live by thy sword, and shalt serve thy A. 
 .38. 8. go in to thy b. wife and raise up seed to thy b, 
 
 Exod. 4. 14. is not Aaron the Levite thy A. 
 
 28. 1. take to thee Aaron thy A. and his sons 
 Lev. 19. 17. thou shalt not hate thy b. in thine heart 
 
 25. 36. fear thy God that thy A. may live with thee 
 Num. 27.1.3. Aaron thy b.v/as gulhered, Dent. .32. 50. 
 Peut. 13. 6. if thy A. entice tliee secretly, saying 
 
 15. 14. open thy hand wide to thy A. to thy poor 
 
 12. if thy A. an 1 Jehrew be sold to thee and serve 
 22.1. in any case bring them again to thy A. 
 
 .3. in like manner with all lost things of thy A. 
 
 2.3. 7- not abhor an Edomite, for he is thy A. 
 
 19. thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy A. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 22. how hold uj) my face to Joab thy A. ? 
 
 13. 20. hold thy peace, my sister, he is thy b. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 33. and they said, thy A. Benhadad 
 Job 22. 6. hast taken a pferlge from thy A. for nought 
 Psal. 50. 20. thou sittest and speakest against tl^ A. 
 Prov. 27. 10. nor go into thy A. house in calamity 
 Obad. 10. for thy violence against thy A. Jacob 
 12. shouldest not have looked on the day of thy A. 
 Mat. 5. 23.rernemberest that thy A.hath ought against 
 24. first be reconciled to thy A. then offer thy gift 
 7. .3. beholdestmote in thy b. eye, 5. Luke6. 41, 42. 
 18.15. if thy A. trespass, hast gained thy b.LukeVl. 3. 
 John 11. 23. Jesus saith, thy A. sliall rise again 
 Rom. 14.10. but why dost thou judge thy A. f or whj’ 
 dost thou set at nought thy b. ? 
 Your BRO I HL.R. 
 
 Gen. 42. .34. bring.v/wr A. so will 1 deliver youy. A. 
 
 4.3. .3. not see my face, except your A. be with you 
 
 1.3. take your A. arise, and go again unto the'man 
 
 ^ 45. 4.1 am Joseph your A. whom ye sold into F.gy pt 
 'Judg. 9. 18. Abimelech king, because he is your A. 
 Rev. 1.9. John, who also am your A. and companion 
 BRO I H ERHOOT). 
 
 Zeclt. 11. 14. might break A. between Judah and Is. 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. love the A. fear Ciod, honour the king 
 BROTHl’.RLY. 
 
 Amos 1. 9. they remembered not the A. covenant 
 Rom. 12. 10. be kindly affectioned, with A. lo- e 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 9. as touching A. love, ye need not that I 
 Jleb. 1.3.1. let A. love continue 
 
 2 Pet. 1.7. to godliness A. kindness, and to A. kindn. 
 
 BROUGH r. 
 
 Gen.10.9. hast A. on me and my kingdom a great sin 
 27. 20. because the T.ord thy (lod A. it to me 
 .31.39. that torn of beasts 1 A. not to thee 
 
 4.3. 26. they A. him the present in their hand 
 Exod. 9. 19. every liea-st in field not A. home, shall die 
 
 10.1.3. Txird A. east-wind, the east-wind A. locusts 
 
 18. 26. the hard causes they A. to Moses 
 
 19. 4. how 1 bare you and A. you to myself 
 
 Exod. 32.1. the man that A. us up out ot Egypt, 23. 
 
 21. that thou hast A. so great a sin on them 
 
 .35. 23. they that had purple and scarlet A. them 
 Ijev. 13. 2. tie shall be A. to Aaron the priest, 9. 
 
 2.3. 11. till ye have A. an offering to your God 
 
 24.11. they A. the blasphemer to Moses 
 
 Num. 6.1.3. he shall be A. to the door of tabernacle 
 
 9. 13. because A. not the off ering in his season 
 
 14. 3. wherefore hath the Ixjnl A. us to this land ? 
 
 16. 10. and he hath A. thee near to him 
 
 27. 5. Moses A. their cause before the Ixird 
 
 .31. 50. \ye have tlierefore A. an oblation for Lord 
 .32. 17. till we have A. them to their place 
 Peut. 5. 15. the Lord thy God A. thee out thence 
 
 26. 1(1. I have A. the first-fruits of the land 
 
 1.3. I have A. away the hallowed things 
 Josh. 7.14. in the morning ye shall be A. 
 
 2.3. they took and A. them to .loshua 
 
 24. they A. them to the valley of Achor 
 
 24. 7. Lord A. the sea upon them and covered them 
 Judg. 2. 1. 1 have A. you unto the land I sware 
 
 16. 18. the Philistines A. money in their hand 
 18. .3. who A. thee hither r and what makest thou 
 
 1 Sam. 1.24. she A. Samuel to the house of the Lord 
 
 25. they slew a bullock, and A. the child to Eli 
 
 10. 27. they despised him, and A. him no presents 
 21.14. wherefore then have ye A. him to me 
 
 25. .35. David received what Abigail had A. him 
 .3.). 11. they found and A. an Egyptian to David 
 
 2 Sam. 1.10. crov/n and bracelet, A. them to my lord 
 
 7. 18. who am 1,0 Lord God r what is my house, 
 
 that thou hast A. me hitherto r 1 Chron. 17. ]6. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 9. T.crd A. on them this evil, 2 Chro. 7.22. 
 10. 25. they A. each his present, 2 Chron. 9. 24. 
 
 17. 20. hast thou also A. evil upon the widow t 
 
 22. .37. so the king died, and was A. to Samaria 
 
 2 Kings 5. 20. spared Kaaman, innotreceiv. what 
 
 he A. 
 
 17. 4. TTosheaA.no presents to the king of Assy ria 
 
 27. carry tliifher the priest ye A. from thence 
 
 20. 11. he A. the shadow ten degrees backwai d 
 24.• 16. craftsmen the king A. captive to Babylon 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 19. with jeopardy of lives they A. it 
 
 14. 17. the Lord A. fear of him on all nations 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 18. the children of Israel were A. under 
 
 17. 5. all 1 Uriah A. to .lehoshaphat presents 
 22. 9. A. Ahaziah to Jehu, an.i when bad slain 
 
 28. 5. the king of .Sj ria A. Isiael to Lamascus 
 
 15. A. captix esto lerichoto their brethren 
 
 .32. 2.3. many A. gifts to the Lord to .lerusalem 
 Ezra 8. 18. they A. us a man of understanding 
 10. tlO. ye have A. liack strange wives 
 Neh. 4.15. God had A. their counsel to nought 
 
 8. 16. the people A. tliem and made them booths 
 
 9. 33. thou art just in all that is A. upon us 
 
 1.3.12. Judah A. tithe of corn and new wine 
 Esth. 6. 8. let the royal apparel be A. the king used 
 9. 11. number of slain m Sliushan A. to the king 
 
 Job 4. 12. now a thing was secretly A. to me 
 
 21. .32. 3'et shall he he A. to the grave and tomb 
 Psal. .35. 4. let them be A. to confusion, 26. 
 
 45. 15. with gladness and rejoic. shall they be b 
 71. 24. they are A. to shame that seek my hurt 
 Prov. 6. 26. a man is A. to a piece of bread 
 Cant. 2.4. he A. me to the banqueting-house 
 Isa. 15.1. Ar. A. Kir of Moab is A. to silence 
 
 2.3.13. A. the land of the Chaldaeaiis to ruin 
 
 29. 20. for the terrible one is A. to nouglit 
 
 4.3. 2.3. thou hast not A. small cattle to me, 24. 
 
 48. 15. yea, 1 have called him, I have A. him 
 
 5.3. 7. he is A. as a lamb to the slaughter 
 
 59.16. therefore his arm A. salvatkiu, 63. 5. 
 
 60.11. and that their kings may be A.' 
 
 62.9. they that A. it .shall drink it in the courts 
 Jer. 11.19. as an ox that if b. to the slaughter 
 
 15. 8. I have A. on them a spoiler at noon day 
 .32. 42. as I have A. all this evil fin this people 
 40. .3. now l.ord hath A. it anfl done as he said 
 
 Ezek. 14. 22. be comforted concerningfhe evil 1 A. 
 23.8. nor left she her whoredoins A. from I’gypt 
 
 29. 5. thou shalt not be A. together nor gathered 
 40. 4. that 1 might shew them, art thou A. hither 
 47. .3. he A. me through the waters to the ancles, 4. 
 Pan. 6- 18. nor instruments of music A. before him 
 
 7.1.3. A. him near before the ancient of days 
 
 9. 14. T.ord watched on the evil, and A. it on us 
 11.6. she be given up, and they that A. her 
 
 IJag. 1. 9. when ye A. it home I did blow on it 
 Mai. 1.1,3. ye A. what was torn, and lame, and sick 
 Mat. 10. 18. ye shall be A. before kings for m\- sake, 
 for a test, asainst them, Mark 1.3. 9. Luke 21. 12. 
 12. 25. kingdom is A. to desolation, l.uke 11 ''7. 
 
 14. ji. she A. John Baptist’s head to her mother 
 
 17.16. T A. him to thy disciiiles, could not ciu e him 
 
 18. 24. one was A. that owed him 10,(XK)tah iits 
 
 19. 1.3. were A. to him little children. Marl 10.13. 
 Mark 4. 21. a candle A. to he luit under a bushel 
 
 6. 27. the king commanded his head to he A. 
 
 10.1.3. the disciples rebuked those that A. them 
 l.uke 2. 22. A. him to lerusalem to present him 
 
 7. .37. a woman A. an alabaster box of ointrnent 
 
 10. .34. A. him to an inn and tookrareof him 
 .Tolin 7. 45. they said, vhy have ye not A. him ? 
 Arts 5. 21. and sent to the prison to have them A. 
 
 9 . 27. Barnahas A. him to the apo.stles, and fleclared 
 
 15. 3. and being A. on Their way by the c hurch 
 
 16. 16. who A. her masters gain by soothsaying 
 
 20. A. them to the magistrates, saj iiig. flu se men 
 
 19. 12. from Ills horly were A. to the sick, ;:pions 
 19. A. their books, and bm ned them before all men 
 24. Demetrius A. no small gain !•' th" craffs'uen 
 .37. ye A. hither these men, no robbers of churches 
 
 20. 12. and the.v A. the young man alive 
 
 21. 5. they all A. us on our way, with wives 
 2,5. 6. the next day commatided Baid to he A. 
 
 27. 24. fear not, Raul, thou must Ih' A. before Cesar 
 Rom. 15.21. to be A. on mv wa. thither by you 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 12. I will not lie ft. under the power of any 
 
 2 ('or. 1. 16. of yon to he A. on my wa\ to Iti lea 
 2 Tim. 1. 10. hath A. life and immortality to light 
 
 1 Pet. 1.13. for the grace that is to be A. to you 
 
 2 Pet. 2.19. of the same is he A. in bondage 
 
 d.’S 
 
B R O 
 
 BRO 
 
 BUD 
 
 BEOUGTi r again. 
 
 C««.14.16. Abram h. again his brother T/)tand ^oods 
 43. 12. and the money that was b. again in sacKS 
 lixod. U). 8. iSlosesand Aaron b. again to Pliaraoh 
 
 15. 19. Lord b. again waters of the sea on them 
 Dent. 1.25. b. us word ag. and said, it is a good land 
 Josh. 14.7. 1 b. him word ag. as it was in my heart 
 llnth 1.2J. the Li rd hath b. me home ag. empty 
 
 1 tSa/n. 6. 21. the Philistines b. ag. ark otthe Lord 
 
 2 iiam. 3.26. b. ag. Abner from the well of .Sirah 
 
 2 Kings 22. 9. .Slia()han tlie Si ribe canie and b. tlie 
 king word ag. 20. 1 h ingsiO. 9. 2 Vliron. 31.28. 
 2 Cbr. .33.13. Lord b. Manasseli again to ierusalem 
 Keh. 13. 9. tiiitlier A. I ag. the vessels of the house 
 Jer.2T. Iti. the vessels shall shortly be b. again 
 Kzek. 34. 4. ye have not b. again what was driven 
 39.27. when I have A. them ag. from the |)eople 
 Mat. 27. 3. repented and A. ag. tk) itieces of silver 
 lleb. 13.20. God of i)eace that A. ag. from the deail 
 HliOUdltl back. 
 
 Gen. 14. 16. Abram A. back all tlie goods and T.ot 
 Kam. 13.26. A. back word to them and congregation 
 
 1 Kings 13. 23. for the prophet whom he ha .l A. back 
 
 2 Chr. 19.4. teliosha()hat A. tliem back to the Lord 
 Psal. 85.1. thou hast A. back tlie captivity of .lacob 
 Kzek. 38.8. come into land A. A«^/t from the sword 
 
 P. It t )Ui^ i 11 I dozen. 
 
 Gen. .39. 1. and Joseph w'as A. r/eww into I'gyiit 
 Jndg. 7. 5. he A. dozon the people to the waters 
 
 16. 21. the Philistines b.down Samson to Gaza 
 
 1 Snin.%). 16. w'hen he had A. him d. they w'crespread 
 1 Kings 1. 5.3. they A. Adonijah dozen from the altar 
 
 17. 2.3. 1 li.iali A. the child d. out of the chamber 
 
 18. 4o. A. them d. to brook Kishon and slew them 
 D.sal. 20.8. they are A. d. and fallen, but we are risen 
 
 107. 12. he A. dozen tlieir heart with labour 
 Jsa. 5. 15. and the mean man shall be A. doien 
 
 14. 11. thy pomp is A. dozon to the grave 
 
 15. thou shall be A. dozunXo hell, to sides of pit 
 29. 4. thou Shalt lie A. d. and siieak out of ground 
 
 43.14. for your sake 1 have A. d. all the nobles 
 J^ann 2. 2. he hath A. them dozon to the ground 
 Kzek. 17. 24. 1 the l.ord have A. d. the high tree 
 
 31. 18. shall be A. dozon with the trees of Eden 
 Zech. 10. II. the pride of Assyria shall be A. down 
 Mat. 11. 23. thou Capernaum be A. clozon to hell 
 Acts 9. 30. the brethren A. him dozen to Cesarea 
 
 BH()UGlLl/u;rA. 
 
 Gen. 1. 12. the earth A. forth grass and herbs 
 21. waters A. yhrr/i abundantly after their kind 
 
 14. 18. the king of Salem b. forth bread and wine 
 
 15. 5. the \jc<rK b. forth Abram abroad, and said 
 
 19.16. angels A. Lot/artA, and set him without city 
 24.53. the servant A.yhrrA jewelsof silver and gold 
 
 38. 25. when b. forth, she sent to her fatherdn-law' 
 41. 47. in plenteous years earth b. forth by handfuls 
 
 Dzod. .3. 12. W'hen thou hast h. forth the people 
 
 16. 3. for ye have A. usjorth into the wilderne.ss 
 29. 46. shall know 1 am the l.ord w ho A. them forth 
 
 out of the land of E.gypt, Lev. 25. 38. | 26. 1.3, 45. 
 Nnm. 17. 8. Aaron's rod b. forth buds, and bloomed 
 
 20. 16. sent an angel, and A. us forth out of Egypt 
 
 24. 8. God A. him forth out of Egypt, he hath 
 
 strength 
 
 Dent. 6.12. lest forget T.ord who A. thee/e/vA, 8.14. 
 
 8. 15. who b. forth water out of the rock of flint 
 
 9. 12. thy people thou A./. have corrupted thems. 
 26. 8. the Ixird A. us forth with a mighty hand 
 29. 25. the covenant lie made when he A. tliem/artA 
 
 3.3. 14. for prec ious fruits A./'rrA by the sun 
 
 Josh. 10. 2.3. A. forth those live kings out of the cave 
 Jndg. 5. 25. she b. forth butter in a lordlv dish 
 
 6. 8. 1 A. 3'ou forth out of the. house of bondage 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 8. sent Moses, w'ho A. forth your fathers 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 20. A. me,/', into large place, Psal. 18. 19. 
 
 1 Kingsf). 9. they forsook the Ixird who A./, their 
 
 fathers out of the land of Egypt, 2 Chr. 7. 22. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 22. h. forth vestments for worshippers 
 11.12. A. fotth the king's son, and put the crown on 
 
 Job 10.18. w lierefore hast A. me forth out of womb 
 
 21. 30. tlie wicked shall be b. forth to day of wratli 
 Psal. 7. 14. conceived mischief, and b.f. falsehood 
 
 90. 2. before the mountains were b. forth, art God 
 
 105. .30, their land h.fgth frogs in abundance 
 43. he b. forth Ins people with joy and gladness 
 Prov. 8. 24. when there were no depths, 1 was A. /. 
 
 25. before the hills was 1 b. forth 
 Cant. 8. 5. there 813' mother A. thee forth, she b. forth 
 Isa. 5.2. he looked for grapes, and it b.f. wild grapes 
 26.18. b. forth wind |i45. 10. what hast thou b. f. I 
 5). 18. to guide her among sons, she hath h. forth 
 66. 7. before she travailed, she b.f. before lier pain 
 8. for as soon as /ion travailed, she b.f. children 
 Jer. 2. 27. saying to a stone, thou hast A. me forth 
 
 11. 4. 1 commanded in the day 1 A. them./". .34.13. 
 
 17. +11. gathereth young which he hath not b. forth 
 20. .3. Pashur b. forth Jeremiah out of the stoc ks 
 
 32. 21. hast b. forth thy people Israel w ith signs 
 50. 25. Lord b.f. the weapons of his indignation 
 51.10. the l ord hath h. forth our righteousness 
 
 Kzek. 12. 7. 1 A. forth my stuff by day in their sight 
 
 14. 22. a remnant b. forth, both sons and daughters 
 20. 22. the heathen fn whose sight I A. them forth 
 Mic. 5. .3. till time she which travaileth haUi b. forth 
 JIag. 2. 19. and the olive tree hath not b. forth 
 Mat. 1. 25. till she had h. forth her tirst-born son 
 1.3.8. fell in good ground, and A./, fruit, MarkA.fS. 
 Luke\.b~t. nov' Elisabeth's time came, she A. /'. a son 
 2.7. she b.f. her first-born son and wrapped him 
 
 12.16. the ground of arid) man h. forth plentifully 
 JoA« 19.13. when Pilate heard that, he b.f. Jesus 
 Actsfi. 19. opened the prisem doors anti A. them forth 
 
 12. 6. wdien Herod would have A. him forth 
 
 25. 17. 1 commanded the ma 1 to be b. forth 
 Jam. 5. 18. he prayed, and the earth A./or/A her fruit 
 Pev. 12.5. she A.y'orcA a man child, wl)o wastorule 
 
 13. the dragon persecuted the woman which A. /. 
 BROUGHT in. 
 
 Gen. .c?Q. 14. lie hath A. in an Hebrew to mock us 
 47. 7. Joseph A. in Jacob his father, Jacob blessed 
 iec. 10.18. blood was not A. in within hol3' place 
 16.27. the bullock and goat, whose blood was A. in 
 44 
 
 N’nm.lZ.15. they journeyed not till Miriam was A.m 
 Dent. 9. 4. for my righteousness the Lord A. me in 
 
 11. 29. when the 1 .ord hath A. thee in to the land 
 2 Sam. 3. 22. Joab A. in a great spoil with him 
 
 O. 17. they A. in the ark of the L<;rd, 1 King' 8. 6. 
 Keh. 13.19. no burden A. inon the sabbath-day 
 J^sal. 78. 26. by his power he A. in the south w ind 
 Dan. 5. 1.3. then was Daniel A. in before the king 
 .Mat. 1 L 11. John's head was A. in in a charger 
 yJfCv 7.45.A./7i w itli lesus into possession oft .entiles 
 Gal. 2. 4. false brethren A. in to spy our liberty 
 lleb. 9. 116. must be A. in the death of the testator 
 
 BROUt.H I into. 
 
 Nnm. 16. 14. not A. us into a land that flowefh 
 Dent. 0. R). when the Lord hath A, thee into, .31.20. 
 
 1 >V,w. .5. c. A. the ark into Dagon's house and set it 
 9. 22. A. them intotho. parlour, and macie them sit 
 
 20. 8. A. thy servant into a covenant with thee. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 16. sin-money not A. into house of Ixird 
 Psa/.'2‘2. 15. hast A. me into the dust of death 
 Cant. 1.4. the king hath A. me into his chambers 
 .ler. 2. 7. I A. .you into a [ilenfiful country to eat 
 Lam. .3. 2. hath A. me into darkness, but nut light 
 
 P. zek.Tl.K). 8)3'rowers have/;, thee into waters 
 44. 7. 3 e have A. into my sanctuary strangers 
 
 Acts 9.8. they lecl him and A. him uito Damascus 
 
 21. 28. A. Greeks into the temple, and polluted it 
 
 1 'Vim 6. 7-for we A. nothing//m; this world 
 lleb. 13.11. whose blood is A. into the sanctuary 
 
 BROUGH I low. 
 
 .Indg. 11. .35. daughter, thou hast A. me very low 
 
 2 Citron.HV,. 19. Lord A..ludah low, because of Ahaz 
 Job 14. 21. the3' are A. low, but he perceiveth it not 
 
 24. 24. wicked are gone and A. low, they are taken 
 Psal.19. 8. let mercies pre' ent us, for we are A. low 
 
 106. -1.3. and wei'e A. lozo for their iniciuity 
 
 107. .39. they are A. /c;jy, thro’ oi)pression and sorrow' 
 116.6. 1 was b.ioro, and he helped me 
 
 142. 6. attend to my cry, for I am A. very lozo 
 Led. 12. 4. all daughters of music shall be A. low 
 Isa. 2.12. upon every one lifted up, he shall be A. low 
 
 25. 5. the branch of the terrible ones shal 1 be A. low 
 Luke .3.5. every mountain and hill A. low, Isa. 40.4. 
 
 BROUGH r out. 
 
 Gen. 15.7. that A. thee out of Ur of the Chaldees 
 41. 14. they A. him hastily out of the dungeon 
 43. 2.3. and he A. Simeon out unto them 
 Exod. 13. 3. for by strength of hand the 1 ord A. you 
 out from this place, 9, 14,16. Dent. 6*21. 
 20. 2. T am the l.ord 8)3' God, which A. thee out, 
 XcD. 19. .36. 15.41. Deut. 5.6. Psal. iU .M). 
 
 7,cr).2.3.43.when I A. them outoi' Egypt,1 Kings 8.21. 
 Dent. 5. 15. remember th.it Lord A. thee out thence 
 
 9. 28. A. them out to slay them in the wilderness 
 Josh. 6. 2,3. young men A. out Rahab and all she had 
 
 24. 5. plagued Egy i>t, and afterward 1 A. you out 
 
 2 Sam. 1,3.18. ser\ ant A. herewr, and bolted the door 
 2 Kings 23. 6. be A. out the grove from house of Lord 
 
 1 citron. 20.3. he A. out the people that were, in it 
 
 2 Citron. 2,3.11. then they A. out the king's son 
 
 29.16. priests A. 07;r all undeanness they found 
 Psal. 78. 16. he A. streams also out of the rock 
 80. 8. thou hast A. a vine out of Egypt 
 
 107.14. he A. them out of dai'kness, and brake 
 136. 11. and A. out Israel from among them 
 
 Jer. 7. 22. in the day I A. them out of Egypt 
 Dan. 5.1.3. whom the king my father A. out of Jew'ry 
 Dos. 12. 13. by a prophet the Imrd A. Israel cait 
 Actsf. 40. tins Moses, which A. us out of Egypt 
 
 12.17. declared how the Lord A. him out of prison 
 13. 17. with an high arm A. them ei/7 of I'■g3■pt 
 
 16. .30. A. out, and said, w hatinust I do to be saved ? 
 
 39. diey' came and brsoughtthem, and A. them out 
 
 BROUGH r to pass. 
 
 2 Kingz'[9. 25. now ha' e I A. it to pass, Tsa. .37. 26. 
 Ezr.k. 21.7. it cometh, and shall be A. to pass 
 1 Cor. 15. 54. then shall be A. to pass the saying 
 BROUGHT up 
 
 Exod. 17 .3. wdierefore hast thou A. us up ? Nnm.Cl.b. 
 .32. 1. as for Closes, the man that A. us up, 2.3. 
 
 4. these thy gods whicdi A. thee up, 8. 1 Kings 12.28. 
 .3.3. 1. thou and the. ])eople which thou hast A. up 
 Nnm. 1.3. .32. the3’ A. up an evil report of the land 
 16. 13. is it asmall thing that thou hast A. us7//i / 
 
 20. 4. why have ye A. up the congregation of Lord ? 
 Dent. 20.1. the l.ord is w ith thee, which A. thee up 
 22.19. because he A. up an evil name on a virgin 
 Josh. 24.17. he it is that A. us up and our fathers 
 .32. bonesof .Joseph A. up, they buried in Shechem 
 Jndg. 6. S. I A. you ?;;; from Egypt, 1 >am. 10. 18. 
 
 15. 13. A. Sainson up H I6. 31. A. him up and buried 
 
 16. 8. the lords A. up to her seven green withs 
 
 1 Sam. 2.14. all the flesh-hook A. up the priest took 
 
 8. 8. since the day 1 A. them up, 2 Sam. 7- 6. 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 5. 
 
 12. 6. Lord that A. j'our fathers up out of Egypt 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 12. David went and A. up the ark of Clod, 
 
 15. 1 Kings W. 4. 1 Chr. 15. 28. 2 Chr. 1. 4. 
 21.8. A. up. for Adriel II 1.3. A. up the bones of .''aul 
 2 Kings\ 0 .\. to them that A. Ahab's children, 6. 
 
 17. 7. Israel sinned against T.ord w ho A. them up 
 .36. the l ord who A. you ?/p,him fear and worship 
 
 25. 6. A. up Zedekiah to king of Babylon, Jer. .39. 5. 
 2 CVir.8.11. Solomon A. 7<;7 the daughter of Bharaoh 
 
 10. 8. counsel w'ith young men A. up with him. 10. 
 Ezra 1.11. all these'vessels A. up from Babylon 
 
 4. 2. Esar-haddon king of Assur A. us up hither 
 A^eA.9.1B. this is thy God that A. tbee?/;;outof Egypt 
 Esth. 2.7. Mordecaj A. up I'.sther his uncle's daughter 
 20. like as when she w'as A. up with him 
 .fob .31. 18. from my youth he w'as A. up with me 
 Psal. 30. 3. thou hast A. up my soul from the grax e 
 
 40. 2. he A. me up out of an’horrible jiit 
 
 Prov. 8.30. then I w'as by him, as one A. up with him 
 Isa. 1. 2. I have nourished and A. up children 
 49.21. who hath A. up these ? whei e had they been ’ 
 51. 18. none to guide her of all the sons she A. up 
 63.11. where is he that A. them up? Jer. 2. 6. 
 
 Jer. 11.7. I prote.sted in the day 1 A. them up 
 
 16.14. the Ixird that b.vp Israel out of l',gypt.2.3.7. 
 15. the Lord that A.Israel from the north,2.3.8. 
 
 Lam. 2. 22. those 1 A, up hath my enemy consumed 
 
 I jam. 4.5. that w’ere A. up in scarlet embrace dungh. 
 Ezek. 19. 3. she A. up one other w'helps. a young lion 
 31. t4. the deep A. him up on high vx ith her river* 
 37. 13. when 1 have A. you up out of your graves 
 Amos 2. 10. 1 A. you up, 3. 1. 1 9. 7- Mic. 6. 4. 
 Jonah 2. 6. yet hast A. up my life from corruption 
 Nah. 2. 7. she shall be A. up, and her maids lead her 
 Luke 4. 16. to Nazareth, where she had been A. up 
 Acts 1.3. 1. ha(l been A. up with Herod the tetrarch 
 22. 3. yet A. up in this city at the feet of (lanialiel 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 10. a willow, if she have A. up children 
 
 BROUGH 1 EmE. 
 
 Exod. 32. 7. thy people thou A. out have corrupted 
 Num. 14. 13. thou A. up this people in thy might 
 Devt. 9. 28. lest the land whence thou A. us out say 
 29. thy iniieritance thou A. out, 1 King.' 8. 51. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 2. wast he tnat A. in Israel, 1 Citron. 11. 2. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 53. when thou A. our fathers out of E gypt 
 Kelt. 9. 7. A. him forth out of L r of the Chaldees 
 
 15. thou A. forth water for them out of the rock 
 
 2.3. A. them into the land thou hadst promised 
 P.'al. 66. 11. thou A. us into the net, thou laid'st 
 
 12. but thou A. us out into a wealthy place 
 I'ROW. 
 
 Da. 48.4. thy neck is an iron sinew, and thy A. brass 
 Luke 4. 29. they led him to the A. of the hill 
 BROW N. 
 
 Gen. 30. 32. all A. cattle among the sheep, 35. 40. 
 
 3.3. every one that is not A. shall be accounted stolen 
 
 B R I T E, Substantive. 
 
 Isa. 53.+5. and with his A. we are healed 
 Jer. 6. + 14. they healed the A. of my jreople slightly 
 .3.). 12. thus saith the Ixird, thy A. is incuralile 
 Nah. 3.19. there is no heal ingot thy A. wound griev. 
 B R I T s ES. 
 
 Isa. 1.6. no soundness, but wounds, and A. and sores 
 Ezek. 47. +12. the leaf thereof for A. and sores 
 BRUISE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To crush, injure, or oppress, Gen. 3. 
 1.5. 1 -an. 2. 40. [2] To piini.Ji, chastise, or cor¬ 
 
 rect, Isa. 53. 10. It is spoken, (1) Corporally, 
 of the body, Luke 9. 39. (2) .''piritually. 0/ doubts 
 and troubles, .Mat. 12. 20. Lj) Morally, of cor¬ 
 ruptions, Isa. 1. 6. (4) Politically, of a weak 
 
 decaying nation, 2 Kings 18. 21. 
 
 A bruised reed shall he not break, Jsa. 42. 3. 
 Chri.'t zcill not deal roughly and rigormisly with 
 those that come to him, hut will use all gentle¬ 
 ness and tenderness to them; passing by their 
 greatest sins, bearing with their present infirmi¬ 
 ties, cherishing and encouraging the smallest be¬ 
 ginnings of grace, and comforting and healing 
 wounded consciences. 
 
 To bruise the teats, Ezek. 2.3. 3, 21. To comm 
 bodily whoredom ; or idolatry, which is spiritual 
 whoredom. 
 
 Gen. .3. 15. it shall A. thy head, thou shall A. his heel 
 Isa. 28. 28. nor will he A. it with his horsemen 
 53. 10. yet it pleased the Lord to A. him 
 Dan. 2. 40. as iron shall it break in pieces and A. 
 Horn. 16. 20. the God of peace shall A. Safan shortly 
 BRU ISED. 
 
 I.ev. 22. 24. ye shall not offer to the T.ord what is A. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 21. trustest on the staff of this A. reed 
 Isa. 42. 3. a A. reed shall he not break. Mat. 12.20. 
 
 53. 5. he was A. for our iniquities, the chastisement 
 Ezek. 2.3. 3. there they A. the teats of their virginity 
 8. and they A. the breasts of her virginity 
 Luke 4. 18. sent me to set at liberty them that are A. 
 BRUISING. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 21. in A. thy teats by the Egyptians 
 Luke 9.39. tl)e spirit A. him, hardly departeth from 
 BRUl I . 
 
 Jer. 10. 22. behold, the noise of the A. is come 
 A ah. 3. 19. all that hear the A. of thee, shall clap 
 Biturr. : .tee Bk.vsts. 
 
 BRU I ISH. 
 
 P.tal. 49. 10. the fool and the A. person perish 
 92. 6. a A. man knoweth not, nor a fool understand 
 94. 8. understand, ye A. among the people 
 Prov. 12. 1. but he that hateth fe|)roof is A. 
 
 .30. 2. surely 1 ain more A. than any man 
 Jsa. 19.11. tfie princes of Zoan are fools, the counsel 
 of the wise counsellors of Pharaoh is become A. 
 Jer. 10. 8. the3' are altogether A. and foolish 
 
 14. every man is A. 51. 17. li 21. pastors are A. 
 Ezek. 21 31. deliver thee into the hand of A. men 
 BUCKEl, S. 
 
 Num. 24. 7- he shall pour the water out of his A. 
 Isa. 40.15. the nations are as a drop of a A. and dust 
 BUCKLER 
 
 Is a piece of defensive armour, 1 Chron. 5.18. God 
 is often called the Buckler, nr .Shield, of hts people, 
 Psal. 18. 2. Prov. 2. 7. He will protect and save 
 them from that mischief and ruin which will befal 
 all wicked men. And in Cant. 4. 4. the faith of 
 the church, or of believers, whereby they are united 
 to Christ, is compared to the tower of David, w here¬ 
 on hang a thousand bucklers ; noting, how strong 
 and invincible faith is, zchich furnishes zeith zvea- 
 pons out of Christ'sfiilnes', and abundantly defends 
 from all spiritual enemies, I ph. 6. 16. 
 
 2 Aam. 22. .31. a A. to all that trust in him, Ps. 18. 30. 
 1 Chron. 5. 18. men able to bear A. and sword 
 12. 8. Gadites that could handle sliield and A. 
 Psal. 18. 2. Lord is m3’ God, my A. my high tower 
 35. 2. take hold of shiel 1 and A. stand up for help 
 91. 4. his truth shall be thy shield and A. 
 
 Prov. 2. 7. he is a A. to them that walk uprightiv' 
 Jer. 46. 3. order v-e the A. and shield, and draw near 
 Ezek. 23. 24. shall set against the A. shield, and 
 
 26. 8. he shall lilt up the A. against thee [helmet 
 Bl CKLEIES. 
 
 QChr.Q3. 9. Jehoiadadelivered spears, A. and shields 
 Ji b 15. 26. runneth upon the thick bosses of his A. 
 Cant. 4. 4. w hereon there hanged a thousand A. 
 Ezek. ,38. 4. a great compan3’ with A. and shields 
 39. 9. they shall set on fire shields, A. and bows 
 BUD, Hubstantize. 
 
 Job 38. 27. cause the A. of the tender herb to spring 
 Isa. 18. 5. afore the liarvest, when the A. is perfect 
 61. 11. for as the earth bringeth forth her A. 
 
BUI 
 
 BUT 
 
 B UL 
 
 F.zek. 16.7-caused thee to multiply as h. of the field 
 IIos. 8.7- b. shall yield no meal, stranger swallow it 
 HUD, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 3. + 18. thistles shall it cause to h. to thee 
 Job 14. 9. yet throuah the scent of water it will b. 
 Psal. 132. 17. I will rnake the horn of David to b. 
 Cant. 7- 12. let us see if the pomegranates A. forth 
 Jra.27.6. Israel shall blossom and A.and fill theworld 
 5b. 10. maketh the eartli to bring forth and b. 
 Jiiek. 29.21. cause the horn of Israel to b. fortli 
 BUDS, 
 
 A*«w 2.17.8. Aaron’s rod brought forth i.and bloomed 
 BUDDED. [forth 
 
 Gen. 40. 10. the vine was as though it b. and shot 
 Nwn. 17. 8. Aaron’s rod for the ho se of 1 evi b. 
 Cant. 6.11. to see whether the pomegranates b. 
 Ezek. 7. 10. the rod liath blossomed, pride hath b. 
 Heb. 9. 4. the ark wherein was Aaron s rod that b, 
 RUFFE 1'. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.7- the messenger of Satan to b. me 
 RUFFE FED. 
 
 Mat. 26. 67. spit in his face and 1^. hirn, Mark 14.65. 
 1 Cur. 4. 11. even to tliis present hour we are b. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 20. if when ye be b. for your faults 
 BUILD 
 
 Signifies, [1] To erect, or make hcnse.f, Sc. Dent. 
 28. 3v). [2] To strengt'ien and increase kno-o- 
 ledge, faith, love, and all other graces. Acts 20. 
 32. [,3J To cement and knit together .cpiritvally ; 
 thus believers are united to Christ by faith, and 
 among themselves ly love, Eph. 2. 22. [4] To 
 'preserve, bless, andpro.^per. Psal. 127. L der. 24. 
 
 6. [5] To sfttle and establish, 1.Sam. 2. 35. 
 
 Who did build llie bouse of Israel, Rttth 4. 11. 
 IF/it) did increa e his famtly by a numerous 
 
 progeny. 
 
 I will build up thy throne, PsaL 89. 4. I ivill 
 perpettiare the kingd m to thy p oterity. 
 
 Shall build the old wastes, ha. 61. 4. The 
 Gentile.-, wh' have been l.ng de.'titute cf the 
 true knowledge of Cod, and like a nilderness 
 overgrown with briers and thorns, shall be brought, 
 by the ministry of the n urd, to knoxo and sene the 
 true God. 
 
 BUIT.D, referred to Gcd. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 35. 1 will raise up a priest, and will b. him 
 
 a sure house, 2 Sam. 7. 27. 1 Kings 11. .38. 
 Citron. 17. 10. that the I ,ord will h. thee an house 
 
 25. hast told that thou wilt/, him an house 
 '^sal.2H. 5. he shall destroy, an<l not/, them up 
 51. 18. do good to Sion, /' the walls of lerusalem 
 69. .35. for tied will /. the cities of .liulah 
 89. 4. and /. up thy throne to all generations 
 1('2.16. when Lord shall /. up Zion, will appear 
 127.1. except J.ord /. house, they labour in vain 
 147. 2. T.orddoth /. up .lerusalem,gathers outcasts 
 ^er. 18. 9. I speak concerning a nation to/, it 
 
 24. 6. I will /. and not pull them down, 31. 28. 
 .31. 4. again I will /. thee, O virgin of Israel 
 33. 7.1. w ill /. ludah and IsraeFas at the first 
 42. 10. if ye will abide in this land 1 will /. you 
 Ezek. 36. 36. that I the Lord /. the ruined places 
 j^mos 9. 11. I xvill /. it as in the days of old 
 Mat. 16.18. on this rock will 1 /. my church 
 26.61. I am able to/, it in three days Mark 14. 58. 
 dJets 15.16.1 will /. again the tabernacle of David 
 BUILD altars. 
 
 Eiod. 20. 25. shaltnot /. an altar of hewn stone 
 Attw. 23.1. Balaam said, /.me here seven altats, 29. 
 Deut. 27. 5. there thou sfialt /. an altar to the Lord 
 6. tliou shalt /. altar of the Lord of whole stones 
 hash. 22. 29. God forbid, we rebel and /. an altar 
 See Beg.4N. 
 
 BUILD, joined with house. 
 
 Deut. 25. 9. man that will not/, his brother’s hmise 
 28. .30. shalt /. an house, notdw'ell in it, Zeph. 1. 13. 
 Ruth 4. 11. w'hicli two did /. the house of Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 5. shalt thou /. me an house to dwell in ' 
 7^spake 1,saying, why /. ye not me an/.of cedar i 
 
 13. thy seed shall /. an house for my name, 
 
 1 Kitigs 5. 5. | 8. 19. 1 Chr. 1~. 12. | 22. 10. 
 1 _hings2. 36. /. thee an/. in .lerusalem, and dwell 
 0^ 3. David could not /. an /. for wars about him 
 5. I purpose to /. an /. to the Lord, 2 Chr. 2. 1. 
 8._16. 1 chose no city to /. an house, 2 Citron. 6. 5. 
 17. it was in heart of David my fatherto/. an/, 
 for God of Israel, 1 Chr. 28. 2. 2 Chr. 6. 7. 
 1 Chr. 17. 12. he shall /. me Kahouse, 2 Chr. 6. 9. 
 22. 8. shalt not /. an /. because thou shed blood 
 
 11. my son, /. the /. of Lord, as he said of thee 
 fn Solomon shall /. my Imise and my courts 
 * G/r. 2. 4. behold, I /. ■e.xt house to the Lord my God 
 
 5. the home 1 /. is great, for great is our God 
 
 6. w ho is able to b. him an house ? that I should 
 
 , /.an hous 
 
 3j. 23. he hath charged me to /. him an /. Ezra 1. £ 
 I zra 1. .3. go to .1 erusalem and /. the home of Lon 
 
 5. .3. who hath comm.andedyou to /. this house. 
 
 6. 7 let the governor of the .lews /. this hou.se 
 
 ./rn/. 127. 1. they labour in vain that b. the hotese 
 J rov.Q4. 27. prepare, and afterwards b. thy hous 
 Isa. 60. 21. they shall /. houses and inhabit them 
 w. 1. wliere is the /ew.?# that ye /. unto me ? 
 nn’ ^ ^ w'ide /. and large chamber 
 
 -y-S. b. houses and dwell in them, and plant, 28 
 .5.). 7. neither shall ye /. /oa.c)'nor sow' seed 
 
 say, it is not near, let ns /. house 
 tp’ dwell safely, and shall /. houses 
 
 slag 1 8. go to the mountain, bring wood, /. Inm.se 
 /.eett.^o. 11. to /. it ^.n house in the land of.Shinar 
 diets (. 49. what /o«j|xGU^e^/. me, saith the Lord 
 
 Ictus /. us a city and a tower 
 8. and they lett oft to /. the citv 
 
 sheep folds for our cattle 
 iff' ^9'" little ones, and folds for sheei 
 
 eut. -0. 20. thou shalt/.bu.warks against the city 
 1 Fiin.e.r 9.19. all the cities of store, and that whicl 
 Solomon de.sired to /. in .lerusalem, 2 C/r.8.6 
 -4.^1 fiaraoh s daughter came up, then did /. IVlilh 
 vO'9Von did /. an high iilace for Chemosh 
 40.34. in Ahab sdays Iliel the Bethelite/. Jerich) 
 
 1 Chr. 22.19. /. ye the sanctuary of the Lord God 
 29.19. give to .'olomon an heart to /. the palace 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7- let us /. these cities and make walls 
 Ezra 4. 2. let us /. with you, we seek your God 
 
 5. + 4. what are the men that /. this building ? 
 
 Nth. 2.17. let us /. the w'all |i 18. let us rise and b. 
 
 20. therefore we his servants wall rise and /. 
 
 4. .3. w hich they /. if a fox go up he shall break down 
 
 10. so that w;e are not able to /. the wall 
 
 E.ccl. 3. .3. a time to break down, and a time to /. up 
 Cant. 8. 9. it she be a wall, we will /. upon her 
 Isa. 9.10. the bricks are fallen, but we w ill /. 
 
 45. 13. I have raised him up, hesliall /. my city 
 58.12. they shall /. the old waste places, 61. 4. 
 
 60.10. the sons of strangers shall /. up thy walls 
 65. 22. they shall not/, and another inhabit 
 .Ter. 1.10. have set thee over nations to /. and j)lant 
 Eztk. 4_. 2. lay siege, /. a fort against it, 21.22. 
 
 39.115. then shall ye /. up a sign by the bone 
 Dan. 9.25. to resmie and /. .lerusalem to Messiah 
 Amos 9. 11. 1 will/. it as in the days of ohi 
 
 14. Israel shall /. the waste cities and inhabit them 
 Mtc. .3.10. they /. up Zion wdth bloorl and lei us. 
 Zerh.6. 12. he shall /. the temple of the f ord, 13. 
 
 15. that are far off shall /. in the temple of Lord 
 9.3.Tyni.S'lid /. herself astronghoid, heapedsiher 
 
 Mat. 1. 4. they shall /. but 1 wdl throw down 
 Mat. 23.29. ye /. tombs of prophets, Luke 11.47,48. 
 y uke 12.18.1 will pull down my barns and /.greater 
 
 11. 28. which of you intending to /. a tow'er ? 
 
 .30. this man began to /. and not able to finish 
 
 ActsQO. 32. tothe word of his grace,able to/.you up 
 Pom. 15. 20. lest I /. on anotlier man's foundation 
 1 Cor. .3 12. if any /. on this foundation, gold, silver 
 Gal. 2.18. if I /. again the things which 1 destroyed 
 BUILDED. 
 
 Gen. 2. ^ 22. of the rib the I.ord /. a woman 
 
 4. 17. Cain /. a c ity, and called it Enoch 
 
 8. 20. Is'oah /. an altar to the Lord, and offered 
 10. 11. Asher /. Nineveh, Behoboth, and Caleb 
 11.5. T.d. came to see the tower children of men /. 
 
 12. 7. Abram /. an altar to the Lord, 1.3.18. 
 
 16. t2. it may he I may be /. bv her, .30. + 3. 
 
 26. 25. Isaac /. an altar'll Erod. 24. 4. Moses /. 
 
 Josh. 22. 16. in that ye ha e /. you an altar 
 
 1 KingsH. 27. how much less this house I have /. 43. 
 15. 22. the stones wherewith Baasha had /. 
 
 2 Kings 23. 1.3. Solomon had /. for Ashtoreth 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. the liouse to be /. must be macnifical 
 Ezra 4.1. when the adversaries heard that they /. 
 
 13. be it known, that if this city be /. 16. 
 
 21. give commandment that this city be not /. 
 
 5. 8. we went to the house of great God which is /. 
 
 11. we build the house that was /. man y years ago 
 15. let the house of God be /. in his plat e, 6. .3. 
 
 6.14. elders of the .Tew'S /. and they prospered 
 Neh. 4. 18. every one had his sword girded, and so b. 
 Job 20.19. he hath taken away an house he /. not 
 Psal. 122. 3. .lerusalem is /. acity that is compact 
 Prov. 9.1. Wisdom hath /. her house, hewn out pill. 
 24. 3. through wisdom is an house/. and established 
 T'.ccl. 2. 4. I /. me houses, 1 planted vineyards 
 Cant. 4. 4. thy neck like tower of D. /. for armoury 
 Jer. .30. 18. the city shall be /. on her own heap 
 Lam. ,3.5. he hath /. against me, and compassed me 
 Ezek. .36.10. and the wa.stes shall be /. 33. 
 
 Luke 17. 28. they bought, they sold, they planted, 
 
 7 . . [they /. 
 
 Eph. 2. 22. m whom ye are /. together for habitat. 
 Heb. 3. 3. he who /. the house hath more honour 
 4. every house is /. by some man, be that built 
 BUILDED.ST. 
 
 Deut. 6. 10. to give thee goodly cities thou /. not 
 BUILDER, S, 
 
 Is spoken, [1] Cf such as erect houses, S^c. 2 Kings 
 
 22. 6. [2] Gf God, the great Architect, who 
 
 created the heavens and the earth, and all things 
 ht them, Ileb. 11. 10. [3] Of faithful ministers 
 of the gospel, who like wise master-builders ottght 
 first to lay the foundation, and then build upon 
 U ; first to acquaint such as they have the charge 
 of, with the fundamentals of religion, showing 
 them that Christ is the only way to salvation, arid 
 then to make their superstructure upon this founda¬ 
 tion, 1 Cor. 3. 10. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 18. Solomon’s and Hiram’s /. did hew 
 
 2 hzngs 12.11. laid money out tothe /. that wrought 
 22. 6. give it to carpenters and /. 2 Chr. 34.11. ^ 
 
 Ezra 3. 10. wdien /.laid foundation of the temple 
 Neh. 4. 5. have provoked thee to anger before the /. 
 P. fl’/.118.22. stone which /.refus.become head-stone. 
 Mat. 21.42. Mark 12.10. I ?/ke20.17. Acts 4.11. 
 127. + 1. they labour in vain that are /. in it 
 Ezek. 27. 4. thy /. have perfected thy beauty 
 1 Cer.S.lO. as a wise master-/. 1 have laid foundation 
 L/e/.ll.lo.looked for a city whose/. aivimakprisG. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.7. the stone which the /. disallowed 
 BUILDK.ST. 
 
 Deut. 22.8. when thou /.a new house, make hattlem. 
 J\eh. 6. 6. for which cause thou /. the wall 
 Ezek. 16. .31. in that thou /. thine eminent place 
 Mat. 27. 40. thou that destroyest the temple and /. 
 it in three days, save thyself, Mark 15. 29. 
 BaiLDEFII. 
 
 Josh. 6. 26. cursed be the man that /. this city 
 Job 27. 18. he /. his house as a moth, as a booth 
 Prov. 14.1. every wise woman /. her house, but fool. 
 Jer. 22.13. woe to him that /. by unrighteousness 
 Hos. 8.14. Israel hath forgotten Maker, /. tem[)les 
 Amos 9.6. it is he that /. his stories in the heavens 
 Hab. 2. 12. woe to him that /. a town with blood 
 1 Cor. 3.10.1 laid the foundation, another /. thereon 
 BUILDING. 
 
 Josh. 22.19. but rebel not against L. in /. an altar 
 
 1 1. till he mafie an ^nd of his own house 
 6.7. no tool of iron heard in the house while b. 
 
 38. so was Solomon seven years in /. it 
 7.1. Solomon W'as /. his own house thirteen vears 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 6. the stones wherewith Baasha w'as /. 
 Ezra 4.12. /. the rebellious and the had city 
 Ezek. 17.17. by /. forts to cut off many persons 
 Jvhn2. 20. this temple was forty six years in b. 
 
 Jude 20. h. up yourselves on your most holy faith 
 Bl ILDING, Substantive. 
 
 1 Kings 9 .1. when Solomon fin’sherl /. bouse of L. 
 15. gl. he left off /. of llamah, 2 Chron. 16. 5. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 2. and had made ready for the /. 
 
 2 Chron. .3. .3. Solomon was instructed for the /. 
 Ezra 5. 4. the names of the men that make this /. 
 
 6. 8. what ye shall do for the /. or triis house of God 
 Dfcl. 10. 18. by much slotbfulness the /. decayeth 
 Ezek. 40. 5. he measurea the breadth of the /. 4). 15. 
 
 46. 23. there was a row of /. roiin'l about in them 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. ye are God’s husbandry, ye are God's /. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. we have a /. of God, an house not made 
 Eph. 2. 21. in whom all the /. fitly framed together 
 //e/.9.11. an high-priest by a tabri na le not of this /. 
 Pet. 21.18. /. of wall was of jasper, cit\ pui e gold 
 
 BUILDING.'). 
 
 Mat. 24. 1. disciples came to shew him /. of temple 
 Mark 13. 1. iNIaster, see what /. are here, 2 
 BUI LI. 
 
 Deut. IS. 16. it shall be an heap and m t be /. again 
 
 1 Kings22. 39. the cities that Ahab /. are written 
 
 2 Chr. 14. 7. rest on every side, so they /. and pros. 
 20. 8. they have /. thee a sanctuary therein 
 
 26. 9. Uzziah /. towers in lerusalem, 10. 
 
 27. 4. .lotham /. in the forests castles and towers 
 Job 3.14. who /. desolate places for themselves 
 
 12. 14. he breaketl; down, and it cannot be /. again 
 22. 23. if thou return to Almighty, shalt be /. up 
 Psal. 711. 69. he /. his sanctuary like high palaces 
 89. 2. I have said, mercy shall be /. up for ever 
 Isa. 5. 2. he /. a tower in the midst of hrs r inevard 
 
 44. 26. saith to the cities of .ludah, ye shall be /. 
 
 28. saying to lerusalem, thou shalt be /. 
 
 Jer. 12.16. shall they be /. in midst of my people 
 31. 4. thou shalt be /. () virgin of Israel 
 .32. 31. as a provocation from the day they /. it 
 
 45. 4. that which I have /. will I break flown 
 Ezek. 16. 24. thou hast /. to thee an eminent place 
 
 25. hast /. thy high place at every head of way 
 
 26. 14. thou shalt be /. no more, saith the Lord G. 
 Dan. 4. .30. is not this great Babylon 1 have b..f 
 9. 25. the street shall be /. again and the wall 
 
 Zech. 8. 9. let hands he strong, that temjde be /. 
 3Iat. 21. .33. dig. a wine press, /. a tow er, 3Iark 12.1. 
 Luke 7. 5. the centurion hath /. us a synagogue 
 1 Cor. 3. 14. if work abide which he hath /.'thereon 
 Eph. 2. 20. are /. on the foundation of the apostles 
 Col. 2. 7 . rooted and /. in him, established in faith 
 Heb 3. 4. but he that /. all things is God 
 BUI 1.1 altar. 
 
 Gen. 33.+20. Jacob /. an altar, FI elohe-Israel 
 Exod. 17. 15. Moses /. a. 24. 4. || .32. 5. Aaron /. a. 
 .losh. 8. .30. Joshua /. an a. H 22. 10. half tribe /. a. 
 Judg. 6. 24. Gideon /. an a. || 21. 4. people /. an a. 
 
 1 ■''am. 7 . 17 . Samuel /. altar || 14. 35. Saul /. altar 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 25. David /. an altar to the Lord 
 
 1 Kings 9. 25. Solomon offered on the altar he /. 
 18. .32. with stones Misha /. altar in name of Lord 
 
 2 Kings 16. 11. Urijah the priest /. an altar 
 
 BUILF altars. 
 
 Num. 23. 14. Balak /. seven altars, and offered 
 2 Kings 21. 4. he /. attars in the house of the Lord 
 
 5. /. a. for all the host of heaven, 2 Chron. 3.3. 5. 
 
 2 Chron. 33. 15. took aw'ay a. he had /. in the mount 
 
 BUILF my. 
 
 Num. 21. 27. let the city of Sihon be /. and prepared 
 Josh. 19. 50. Joshua /. the city and dwelt therein 
 Judg. 18. 28. Danites /. c. || 1 Kings 16. 24. Omri /. c. 
 1 Chron. 11.8. David /. c. round about from Millo 
 Da. 25. 2. a palace to be no c. it shall never be /. 
 Jer. 51. .38. dax'S come, the c. shall he /. to the Lord 
 Luke 4. 29. to'biow of the hill whereon efry xvas / 
 BUIL'I' cities. 
 
 Exod. 1. 11. they /. for Pharaoh treasure-ri/ier. 
 Josh. 24. 13. I have given you cities which ye /. not 
 
 1 Kings 15. 25. the cities w'hich Asa /. are written 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 2. cities Uurain had restored, Solomon /. 
 11.5. TIehoboam /. cities for defence in Judah 
 
 14. 6. Asa /. fenced c. in Judah, the land had reef 
 
 17. 12. .lehoshaphat /. castles and cities of store 
 
 26. 6. Uzziah /. cities about Ashdod, and among 
 
 27. 4. Jotham /. cities in the mountains of Judah 
 Da. 44. 26. saith tothe f>/i<f.tofJuflah, ye shall be /. 
 
 BUIL'F house, or houses. 
 
 Deut. 8. 12. when thou hast /. goodly /. and dxvelt 
 
 20. 5. what man is there that hath /. a new house ? 
 1 Kings 3. 2. there was no /. /. to the name of Lord 
 
 6. 9. Solomon /. /. 14. || 8. 13. 1 have /. thee an /. 
 8. 20. and ha\ e /. an /. for the name of the Lord 
 
 44. toward house 1 have /. 48. 2 Chron. 6. .34, .38. 
 
 11. .38. build thee a sure house, as I /. for David 
 
 1 Chr. 17. 6. saying, why have ye not /. me an /. ? 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 18. how much less this/et/re 1 have /. 'I 
 Amos 5. 11. ye have /. houses of hewn stene 
 Hag. 1. 2. the time that the I ord's h. should be /. 
 Zech. 1.16. my /. shall be /. in it, saith the Lord 
 Mat. 7 . 24. wise man /. his /. on a rock, Imke 6 . 48. 
 
 26. foolish man which /. his /. on sand, Luke 6. 49. 
 Acts 7 . 47. but Solomon /. him an him e- 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 5. ye also are /. up a spiritual /. an boh' 
 BL I LF high places. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 2.3. Judah /. high p. images, and groves 
 
 2 Kings 17. 9. children of Israel /. high p. in cities 
 
 21. .3. ISlanasseh /. u|> again highy. 2 Chron. 3.3. 3. 
 Jer. 7. 31. /. hinh p. of I'ophet || 19.5. of Baal, 32.35. 
 
 BUI LT wall, or walls. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 15. Solomon /. the walls of house within 
 
 2 Chr. 27 . 3. and on the walls of Uphel he /. much 
 .32.5. llezekiah /. up the wall that was broken 
 .3.3. 14. Manasseh /. a wall without city of David 
 
 Neh. 4. 6. so /. we the wall || 7. 1 ■ when wall was /. 
 Ezek. 13. 10. one /. up the wall, another daubed it 
 Dan. 9. 25. the street shall be /. again and therm// 
 Mic. 7 . 11. in the day that thy ua/ls are to be /. 
 BULL 
 
 Signifies, [1] The beast so called. Job 21. 10. [2] 
 J'illars in the shape of bulls, Jer. 52. 20. [3] 
 Wicked, violent, and furious enemies, Psal. 22. 
 
 12. [4] The eighth month of the year, which 
 answers to our October, 1 Kings 6. .38. 
 
 Job 21. 10. their /. gendereth and faileth not 
 
 4.4 
 
BUR 
 
 BUR 
 
 BUR 
 
 Isa. 51. 20. thy sons lie as a wild h. in a net 
 I^ULI.S. 
 
 Oen. 32.15. Jacob took ten A. as a present to I'.san 
 Psa/. 22. 12. many have compassed me, strong d. 
 .’k). 13. will 1 eat HeshofA. or drink blood of goats 
 
 68. .30. I'ebnke the multitude of the 6. 
 
 Jsa. 34. 7. bullocks with the b. shall come down 
 Jer. 50.11. because ye bellow as b. O destroyers 
 52.20. twelve brasen b. under the bases with calves 
 Heb. 9. 13. if the blood of b. and goats sanc tiiieth 
 
 10.4. it is not possible blood of b. take away sins 
 
 BUT.LtJCK. 
 
 Exod. 29.3.shalt brinir them in the basket with the b. 
 
 ll.shaltkill theA.betore J.ev.\.5. \ 9.18. 
 Lev. 4. 4. bring the A. to the door of the tabernacle 
 JS-vni. 15. 9. bring with the b. ameat offering, 29- 37- 
 Dent. 17.1. not sacrifice to f ,ord any h. with blemish 
 33. 17- his sflory is like the firstling of a b. 
 
 Judg. 6. 25. take the young b. the second b. 20. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 23. and let them choose one b. 2.7. 
 
 33. Elijah cut b. in pieces, and laid him on wood 
 Vsal. 50. 9. I will take no b. out of thine house 
 
 69. 31. better than a b. that hath horns and hoofs 
 Isa. 63. 25. the lion shall eat straw like the b. 
 
 Jer. 31.18. as a b. unaccustomed to the yoke 
 
 EUI.T.OCK, with snt offering. 
 
 Exod. 29. 36. offer every day a b. for a sin offering 
 Lev. 10. 6. shall offer his b. of the sin off'ermg 
 Ezek. 43. 22. shall prepare a b. for a sin offering 
 iiee Blood. 
 
 Yonng BULLOCK. 
 
 £er.4.3. if priestsin, hTm.‘i9.yov7ig b.Ezel'. 43.19. 
 
 14. congregation shall offer ay. b. A w.vl 15.24. 
 
 16. 3. Aaron come into holy place with ayi.7/?c<7 i'- 
 Hum. 7. 15. one ymtng h. one ram, one lamb, 21, 
 27, 33, .39, 45, 51, 57, 63, 69. 75, 81. 
 
 2 C/iron. 1.3. 9. to consecrate himself M'irh ^yomtg b. 
 Ezek. 45.18. take a yming h. and cleanse the sane. 
 
 46. 6. in the day of the new moon a ymmg b. 
 BULLOCKS. 
 
 "Num. 29. 23. on the fourth day ten b. two rams 
 
 1 Chron. 29.21. thev offered a thousand b. for Israel 
 Ezra 6. 17- they offered at the dedication 1(X) b. 
 Psal. 51. 19. then shall thei' offer b. on thj' altar 
 
 66.15. I will offei unto thee b. with eoats 
 Jsa. 1. 11. 1 delight not in the blood of b. or lambs 
 ,34. 7. the h. with the bulls shall come down 
 Jer. 46. 21. her hired men are like fatted b. 
 
 50. 27. slay all her b. let them go down to slaughter 
 Ezek. .39.18. ye shall drink theBlood of goats, of iJ. 
 Hos. 12.11. are vanity, they sacrifice b. in Gilgal 
 See SiiVLN. 
 
 BULKUSII, ES. 
 
 Exod. 2. 3. she took for him an ark of b. and daubed 
 Isa. 18.2. send ambassadors by the sea in vessels of b. 
 58. 5. is it to bow down his head like a b. ? 
 BULWAHKS. 
 
 Dent. 20. 20. thou shalt build b. against the city 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 15. Uzziah made engines on the b. 
 Psal. 48. 13. mai'k well her consider her palaces 
 E-ccl. 9.14. a great king came and built b. against it 
 Isa. 26.1. salvation will fl. appoint for walls and b. 
 
 BUACII, ES. 
 
 Exod. 12. 22. take a b. of hyssop and dip it in blood 
 2 Sam. 16.1. Zibamet him with 100 b. of raisins 
 1 Chr. 12.40. Zebulim brought b. of raisins and wine 
 /^rt.30.6. will carry their treasures upon b.of camels 
 BUISDLE, S. 
 
 Gen. 42. 35. every man’s b. of money in his sack 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 29. the soul of my lord bound in b. of life 
 Catit. 1.13. a h. of myirh is my well-beloved to me 
 Isa. 58. t 6. tills is the fast, to undo b. of the yoke 
 Amos 9. + 6. hath founded his b. in the earth 
 Mat. 1.3. .30. bind the tares in b. to bum them 
 Acts 28. 3. when Paul had gathered a b. of sticks 
 
 BUBDEN 
 
 Signifies, [1] A load, or rceight of any thing, as 
 mucJi as a man, horse, &c. can roell carry, 
 2 Kings 5. 17. .ler. I7. 27. [2] Labour and 
 
 servitude, Exod. 2. 11. Psal. 81. 6. [.3] A 
 
 burdensome prophecy, a heavy doom, or a prophecy 
 delivered hi heavy and threatening words, Isa. 
 13. 1. Kah. 1. 1. [4] Afflictions, crosses, cares, 
 or fears, Psal. 55. 22. [5] Imperfections, fail¬ 
 
 ings, and infirmities, with rchich persons are 
 loaded, or grieved. Gal. 6. 2. [6] I'oil and fatigue, 
 IVlat. 20. 12. [7] Tribute, or taxes, Uos. 8. 10. 
 C8] The office of a magistrate, Exod. 18. 22. 
 [9] Human traditions, or strict injunctions over 
 and above what the law requires, IMat. 23. 4. 
 [lOjSw, which is the greatest slavery and burden, 
 Psal. .38. 4. Ileb. 12. 1. [11] The lading, or 
 
 cargo of a ship. Acts 21. .3. 
 
 The doctrine, or commands of Christ are called a 
 burden, IMat. 11. .30. Nothing makes them so, 
 but our corruption, which flows from the depra- 
 rnty of ov.r natidre ; to the unrenewed person they 
 are a grievous burden : yet thi.> burden is light, 
 (1) In comparison of the service of sin, the cove¬ 
 nant of .works, and the ceremonial law. (2) 'To 
 them that love God, 1 John 5. .3. (3} To such 
 
 as are regenerated, so far as they are renewed. 
 Bom. 7- 22. It is light to such, because, (1) 'J'he 
 law is written in their hearts, Psal. .37. .31. 
 f2) They are endued tcith faith, Bark 9. 2.3. 
 13) They are strengthened, and enabled by Christ, 
 Phil. 4. 13. 
 
 Exod. 18.22. shallbear the A. with thee, Num. 11.17. 
 
 23.5. the ass of him that hateth thee lying under b. 
 Num. 4. 19. Aaron shall appoint each to his b. 
 
 11. 11. thou layest the b. of all this pe<iple on me 
 Deut. 1. 12. how can I myself alone near your b. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 33. then thou shalt be a b. to me 
 
 19^ 35. why should fhy servant be a b. to my lord ? 
 
 1 K mgs 11. + 28. J eroboam ruler over b. of J oseph 
 
 2 Kings3. 17. to thi'servant twonuiles’ b. of earth 
 8. 9. Uazael brought forty camels’ b. to Elisha 
 
 2 Chr. .35.3. it shall not be a b. on j'Our shoulders 
 jVe/o 13. 19. no b. be brought in on the sabbath 
 Jd) 7. 20. as a mark, so that T am a b. to rvyself 
 Psal. .38. 4. iniquit. as a b. they are too heav >• for m“ 
 55. 22. cast thy b. on the Lord, he will sustain thee 
 46 
 
 Psal. 8L 6. T removed his shoulder from the b. 
 Cccl. 12. 5. and the grasshopper shall be a A. 
 
 Isa. 9. 4. for thou hast broken the yoke of his b. 
 
 10. 27- his b. shall be taken from off thy shoulder 
 14. 25. his A. depart frotn off their shoulders 
 
 30. 27. name of the Lonl, the A. thereof is heavy 
 46. 1. your carriages are a A. to the weary beast 
 Jer. 17. 21. bear no A. on the sabbath day, 22, 27. 
 '/.eph. .3.18. to whom the reproach of it was a b. 
 Mat. 11. .30. my yoke is easy, and my A. is light 
 
 21.12. which nave borne the A. and heat of the day 
 Acts 15. 28. seemed good to lay on you no greater A. 
 
 21. 3. for there the ship was to unlade her A. 
 llev. 2. 24. 1 will put upon you none other A. 
 
 BLBDEN. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 25. the T.ord laid this A. upon him 
 ha. 13.1. the A. of Babylon which Isaiah did see 
 
 14. 28. the year king Ahaz died, was this A. 
 
 15. 1. the A. of .Moat) || I7.1. the A. of Damascus 
 
 19.1. the A. of Egypt'' 23. 1. the A. of 1 yre 
 
 21.1. the A. of the desert of the sea, as wliirl winds 
 
 11. the A. of Dumah II 13. the A. upon Arabia 
 
 22. 1. the A. of the valley of vision, what aileth 
 25. the A. that was upon it shall be cut off 
 
 3.). 6. the A. of the beasts of the south 
 
 46. 2. they could not deliver the A. are gone into 
 Jer. 2.3. 33. what is the A. of the Lord ' what A. ' 
 
 .36. the A. of the Lord shall ye mention no more 
 38. but sith ye say, the A. of the Lord 
 Ezek. 12. 10. this A. concerneth the prince in Jerus. 
 Hos. 8.10. sorrow a little for the A. of the king of /)r. 
 Nah. 1. 1. the A. of fs ineveh, the book of the vision 
 Hab.X, 1. A. which Ilabakkuk the prophet did see 
 Zech. 9.1. the A. of the word of the Lord in Iladrach 
 
 12. 1. the A. of the word of the Ixird for Israel 
 Mai. 1.1. the A. of the word of the T.ord to Israel 
 Gal. 6 . 3. for every man shall bear his own A. 
 
 BURDEN, ED. 
 
 Zech. 12. .3. all that A. themselves be cut in pieces 
 2 Cor. 5. 4. in this tabernacle we groan being A. 
 
 8.1.3. 1 mean not that others be eased, and you A. 
 
 12.16. but be it so, 1 did not A. you. caught with 
 BURDEN.S. 
 
 Gen. 49.14, Tssachar couching down between two A. 
 Exod. 1. 11. task masters to afflict them with their A. 
 2.11. Boses went out and looked on their A. 
 
 5. 4. the king of Egypt said, get you to j'our A. 
 
 5. you mak'e theni'rest from’their A. 
 
 6. 6. I will bring you from the A. of Egyptians, 7- 
 Num. 4. 27. ye shall appoint to them all their A. 
 Nell. 4. 10. the strength of the bearers of A. decayed 
 
 17. the3' that bare A. with other hand held a weap. 
 1.3.15. all manner of A. brought in on the sabbath 
 Isa. 58. 6 . this is the fast, to undo the heavy A. 
 ham. 2. 14. the prophets have seen for thee false A. 
 Amos 5. 11. ye take trom the poor A. of wheat 
 Mat. 23. 4. they bind heavy A. Luke 11.46. 
 
 Gal. 6 . 2. bear ye one another’s A. and so fulfil 
 BURDE'NSOME. 
 
 Zech. 12. 3. I will make Jerusalem a A. stone 
 2 CVr. 11.9. T have keptmyself from being A. to you 
 
 12.13. except it be that 1 mj'self was not A. to you 
 14. the third time I come, i will not be A. tov'ou 
 
 1 Thess. 2 . 6 . when we might have been A. as apostles 
 BURIAT.. 
 
 Eccl. 6. .3. and also that he liav= no A. 
 
 Isa. 14. 20. thou shalt not be joined with them in A. 
 Jer. 22.19. he shall be buried with the A. of an ass 
 Mat. 26.12. poured ointment, she did it for my A. 
 Acts 8. 2. devout men carried Stephen to his A. 
 BURY 
 
 Signifies, To inter a dead body, Gen. 23. 4. 
 
 To be buried with Christ in baptism, if otw. 6. 4. 
 To have communion with him in his death and 
 burial. Baptism doth not only represent our 
 mortification and death to sin, by which we have 
 communion with Christ in his death ; but also our 
 progress and perseverance in mortification, by 
 which we have communion with him in his burial 
 also; burial implies a continuing under death, 
 so is mortification a continual dying to sin. 
 
 Gen. 2.3. 4. that I may A. my dead out of my sight 
 
 6. in choice of our sepulchres A. thy dead, 11, 15. 
 
 47. 29. A. me not, I praj’ thee, in Egypt, 49. 29. 
 
 50. 5. let me go and A. my father, 1 will come again 
 
 6. go up and A. thj’ father, as he made thee swear 
 Deut. 21.23. thou shalt in any wise A. him that day 
 
 1 Kings 2. 31. go and fall upon Joab and A. him 
 
 11. 15. when Joab was gone up to A. the slain 
 
 13. 29. the old prophet came to mourn and A. him 
 .31. w'hen I am dead, A. me in the sepulchre 
 
 14. 1.3. Israel shall mourn for him and A. him 
 
 2 Kings 9. 10. and there shall be none to A. Jezebel 
 .34. go see now this cursed woman, and A. her 
 35. thei' went to A. her, but found onl\' the scull 
 
 Psal. 79.3. and there wms none to A. them 
 Jer. 7 . .32. for they shall A. in l ophet, 19. 11. 
 
 14. 16. and they shall have none to A. them 
 Ezek.3').\X .there shall the.v A.Gog and his multitude 
 1,3. yea, all the people of the land shall A. them 
 Hos. 9. 6. I'.gypt gather up, Memphis sh.all A. them 
 Mat. 8. 21. suffer me to go A. niv father, Luke 9.59. 
 22. and let the dead A. their dead, Luke 9. 60. 
 
 27. 7- bought the potter's field to A. strangers in 
 John 19. 40. as the manner of the Jews is to A. 
 
 BUKIED. [wife 
 
 Gen 25. 10. there was Abraham A. and Sarah his 
 49. .->1. there thev A. Abraham and Sarah his wife, 
 Isaac and Bebekah his w ife, and there 1 A. Leah 
 Num. 11. 31. there they A. the people that lusted 
 
 20. 1. Miriam died there, and was A. there 
 .3.3. 4. for the Eayi>tians A. all their first born 
 
 Deut. 10. 6. there Aaron died, and there he was A. 
 Josh. 24. ,32. the hones of loseph A. they in shechem 
 l\uth 1.17 w here diest will T oie.and there will be A. 
 2 Sam. 4. 12. the.v took head of Ish bosheth and A. it 
 
 21. 14. bonesof '^aul and Jonathan they A. in Zel.ih 
 1 Kings 1.3. 31. bury me where the, man of God is A. 
 F.eci. 8. 10. and so I saw the wicked A. 
 
 .T.ir. 8. 2. not be gathered nor A. 16. 6.1 20. 6.1 25. 
 
 16. 4. they shall not be lamented nor A. [33. 
 
 22. 19. he shall be A. with the burial of an ass 
 
 Ezek. 39. 15. setup a sign, till buriershave A. it 
 Mat. 14.12. his disciples took the bo<ly and A. it 
 Luke 16. 22. the rich man also died and was A. 
 xlcts 2. 29. the pati iar h David is both dead and A. 
 5. 9. the feet of them wliich A. thy husband 
 
 10. carrying her forth, A. her by her husliand 
 Rom. 6.4. we ai e A. with him by baptism into death 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 4. that he was A. anil rose again third day 
 Col. 2.12. A. witli him in baptism, wherein are risen 
 
 BURIED him. 
 
 Deut. 34.6. he A. him ina valley, in the land of Moab 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 3. blessed be ye that have A. Saul 
 
 1 Kings 14.18. they A. htm, all Israel mourned him 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 20. they A. Jehoram in the city of David 
 
 24.16. A. lehoiada in city of David, among kings 
 
 25. they A. him not in the sepulchres of tl;e kings 
 Acts 5. 6. the young men carried him out and A. him 
 
 hU R1 IvD in. 
 
 Gen. 15. 15. and thou shalt be A. in a good old aga 
 
 1 Kings 2. 10. David was A. in city of Da' id 
 
 .31. joab A. in his own house in the wilderness 
 
 2 Kings2l.\8. Manasseh was A.in garden of his house 
 
 26. Amon was A. insepuhiire, in garden of t zzah 
 Job 27. 15. those that remain shall be A. in death 
 
 B U R 1 ED rnth ht. fathers. 
 
 1 Kings 14.31. Rehotmam 15. 24. Asa A. with hisf. 
 22. 5(1. .lehcshaphat, 2 Kings8. 24. loram b.uith f. 
 
 12. 21. loash A. withf.. 14. 20. Amaziah A. with f. 
 15.7. Azariah [, 38. lotham 16. 20. Ahaz A. withf. 
 
 BL'RIER.S. 
 
 Ezek. 39. 15. shall s^t up a sign till A. have buried 
 BL RYING. 
 
 Gen. 2.3.4. a possess, of a A. place. 9. 1 49. .30.1 50.13. 
 Judg. 16. .31. buried Samson in A. place of Manoah 
 
 2 A’in.13.21. as they were A. a man.theysjjicdaband 
 Ezek. .39.12. seven months shall Israel l)e A. of them 
 Mark 14. 8. she is come to anoint my body to the A. 
 John 12. 7- against day of mv' A. hath she kept tliis 
 
 BURN 
 
 Signifies, [1] To consume, or destroy with fire. Josh. 
 
 11. 1.3. [2] To he inflamed with just anger and 
 
 indignation, Lam. 2. .3. [3] To be perpetually 
 
 haunted with violent, Iwtful desires, 1 Cor. 7. 9. 
 [4] To he filled with a holy zeal for the glory of 
 God, and the good of other.'-, 2 Cor. 11. 29. 
 
 The bush burned, and was not consumed, Exod. 3. 
 2. 'This represented the condition of the church 
 and pc pig of Israel, who -were then in the fire of 
 afflictiim ; yet so as that God was present with them, 
 and that they should ra t be consumed tn it, whereof 
 this vision was a pledge. 
 
 The spirit of biirning, Isa. 4. 4. The Holy Spirit 
 of God, who is compared to fire. Mat. 3. 11. be¬ 
 cause he doth burn up and consume the dross which 
 is in the church, and in the minds and hearts i f 
 men, and inflames the souls if believers with love 
 to God, and zeal for his glory. 
 
 Gen. 44. 18. Judah said, let not thine anger A. 
 
 Exod. 27. 20. command that they bring pui'e olive 
 oil to cause the lamp to A. alway, I.ev. 24. 2. 
 
 29.13. shalt take caul, liver, and kidneys, and A. 
 upon the altar, 18. 25. Lev. 1. 9, 15. I 2. 2, 9, 16. 
 
 I 3. 5. 11.10.1 5. 12. 16. 15.1 9. 17. Kum. 5. 26. 
 Lev.4.X9. priest shall fake fat, and A. upon the altar, 
 26. 31. 1 7. 31. 116. 25. 117- 6. .Sum. 18. 17- 
 Af/m. 19. 5. one shall A. the heifer in his sight 
 Josh. 11. 13. save TIazor onlj’, that did Joshua A, 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 16. let them not fail to A. the fat presently 
 
 2 Chr.'71. 2. 6. save only to A. sacrifice before them 
 
 13. 11. and they A. to the 1 ord everj- morning 
 Isa. 1. 31. thev shall both A. together, none quench 
 
 10. 17. it shall A. and devour his thorns and briers 
 27.4.1 wouM go through them and A. them together 
 40. 16. T.ebanon is notsufticiem to A. nor the beasts 
 
 44.15. then shall it be for a man to A. he will take 
 Jer. 7. 20. iriy fury shall A. and not be quenched 
 
 .34. 5. so shall they A. odours for thee, and lament 
 ,36. 25. that the king •would not A. the roll 
 Ezek. 24. 5. A. also the bones under it, make it boil 
 11. that the brass of it may be hot, and may A. 
 
 .39. 9. they shall set on fire and A. the weapons 
 43. 21. he shall A. bullock in the appointed place 
 N^ah. 2. 13. I will A. her chariots in the smoke 
 Mai. 4. 1. the day cometh that shall A. as an oven 
 Mat. 13. 30. bind the taros in bundles to A. them 
 iaJe.3.17. but.-haff he will A. with fire unquenchable 
 24. 32. they said, did notour heart A. within us f 
 
 1 Cor. 7.9.'for it is better to maiTv than to A. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 29. w'ho is oflended, and 1 A. not ? 
 
 B URN . joined with ./iVf. 
 
 Exod. 12. 10. that w hich remaineth of it till morn¬ 
 ing ye shall A. v. ith .fii>, 29. 34. Lev. 8. 32. 
 Lev. 13. 57. A. that wdierein the plague is w ithyiV« 
 16. 27. A. withyiVe th.eir skins, llesh, and dung 
 Deut. 3. 23. for the mountain did A. w ithyfre 
 
 7. 5. A. their images with fire. 23. ■ 12. 3. A. groves 
 .32. 22. a.Jire shall A. to the lowest hell, Jer. 17.4. 
 Josh. 11.6. thou slialt A. their chariots witb^re 
 Judg. 9. 52. went to the tower to A. it w ith fire 
 
 12. 1. wdll A. thine I'.ouse with/. |il4.15. A. tbee/. 
 Psal. 79. 3. how long sh dl thy jealousy A. like/re i* 
 89. 46. how lung. 1 ord,s' all thy wrath A. likeytVe.^ 
 Isa. 47. 14. shall be as stubldo, the/Vc shall A. them 
 Jer. 4. 4. my fury come forth likeyrre and A. 21.12. 
 
 7. 31. to A. sons and dauplit.'rs in the.A're, 19..5. 
 
 21. 10. Nebuchadnezzar shall A. this city with/. 
 
 32. 29. I 31. 2. 22. I 37. 8..10. 118. 
 Ezek. 5. 2. A. wi;h/r>« a third part in midst of city 
 16. 41. they A. thine houses w ith^Ve, 23. 47- 
 Mat. 3.12."he wdll gather 'tis wdieat, but he will A. 
 
 up the chaff wdfh unqui nchable >Vc, Luke 3..17. 
 Rev. 17.16. shall eat her flesh, ai'.d A. her with/r« 
 BURN incense. 
 
 Exod 30.1. thou shalt make an altar to A. uicenseon 
 7. .Aaron shall A. tliereon sweet inc. every morn.8. 
 
 1 Kings 13.1. leroboaui stuod Ey thealtar to A. itic. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 4. the chil ’ren of I si ael did A. itir. to it 
 
 1 Chrim. 23.13. he and his sons for ever to A. i7tc. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 4. 1 build an house to A. sveet iuce/ise 
 
 13. 11. A. every morningsveet incetce to the lord 
 
 26. 16. Uzziah w'eiit into temple to A. iHcen.<e, X9. 
 28.25. in Judali Ahaz made high places to A. tnc. 
 
BUR 
 
 BUR 
 
 BUT 
 
 ! 2 C4r. 20.11. my sons, Lord hath chosen you to b.in. 
 
 32. 12. worship before one altar, and h. inc. on it 
 Jer. 7. 9. will ye steal and b. inccnseto Haal ' 11.13. 
 
 44.17. we will b. incense to the queen of heaven 
 JIos. 4. 13. they b. incense upon the hills under oaks 
 Jiab. 1. 16. therefore thev h. incense io their drasr 
 Jjuke 1. 9. ZacharidS his lot was to b. tnc. in temple 
 
 BUKNED. 
 
 Eiod. 3. 2. bush b. with fire, and was not consumed 
 
 3. I will turn and see why the bush is not b. 
 Dent. 9.15. I came down, and mount b. with fire 
 .32. t 22. a fire kiiulled and hath b. to lowest hell 
 Josh. 7 . 25. b. them with fire, after they stoned them 
 2 V.hron. 25. 14. Amaiiiah b. incense to the gotls 
 34. 25. have forsaken me, and h. incense to gods 
 Esth. 1. 12. the king was wroth, and anger h. in him 
 Psal. 39. 3. while I was musing the fire b, 
 
 Isa. 24. 6. therefore the inhaliit ants of the earth are b. 
 ' 42. 25. it h. him, yet he laid it not to heart 
 
 ( Jjam. 2. 3. he b. aeainst lacob like a fiaming fire 
 ' Jahn 15. 6. withered branches are gathered and b. 
 Acts 19. 19. many broiurht their books and h. them 
 Ron;. 1. 27. b. in their lust one towards another 
 
 1 Cor. 13. .3. and though 1 Give my body to be 6. 
 Deb. 6. 8. is rejected, whose end is to be b. 
 
 12.18. for ye are not come to the mount that b. 
 Rev. 1.15. riis feet like brass, as if b. in a furnace 
 
 16. + 9. and men were h. with great heat 
 
 j BUH^El'H. 
 
 Lev. 10. 28. he that b. them shall wash his clothes 
 and bathe his flesh in water, Xum. ly. 8. 
 Psal. 46. 9. he breaketh the bow and h. chariot in fire 
 8.1. 14. as the fire b. wood, and as the flame setteth 
 97. 3. a fire h. up his enemies round about 
 I Jsa. 9.18. for w ckedness b. as the fire 
 ‘ 4-1.16. he b. part thereof in fire, he warms himself 
 
 62. 1. the salvation thereof as a lamp that b. 
 i 61. 2. as when the melting fire h. the fire causeth 
 j 65. 5. these are a smoke and fire that b. all the day 
 I 66. 3. he that b. incense, as if he blessed an idol 
 Jer. 48. 35. cause to cease that h. incense to his gods 
 Joel 2. 3. a fire before them, behind them a flame b. 
 Rev. 21. 8. shall have part in lake which h. with fire 
 BUKNING. 
 
 ; Gen. 15. 17- a b. lamp i)assed between the pieces 
 ^ Lev. 6. 9. the fire of tne altar shall be b. in it, 12,13. 
 26. 16. 1 will appoint over you the b. aeiie 
 Devt. 28.22. Lord shall smite thee with extreme b. 
 32. 24. they shall be devoured with b. heat 
 Job 5. t 7- as sons of the b. coal lift up to fly 
 
 41.19. of his mouth go b. lamps, sparks of fire 
 Rsal. 11. t 6. on wicked he shall reign a b. tempest 
 
 140. 10. let b. coals fall upon them^cast int. fire 
 Prov. 16. 27. in his lips there is as a b. fire 
 t 26. 21. as coals are to b. coals, and wood to fire 
 23. b. lips and a wicked heart are like a potsherd 
 Isa. 30. 27. name of Lord cometh far, h. with anger 
 34.9. the land thereof shall become b. pitch 
 Jer. 20. 9. his word was in my heart as a A. fire 
 Ezek. 1. 13. their appearance was like h. coals 
 
 21. t31. 1 will deliver into the hand of b. men 
 Dan. 3. 6. shall be cast into midst of a furnace, 11. 
 
 ' 17- is able to deliver us from the h. furnace 
 
 \ 20. to cast them into the b. fiery furnace, 21, 23. 
 
 1 26. ebuchadneazar came near the b. furnace 
 
 j 7- 9. his throne like flame, his wheels were as b. fire 
 Hah. 3. 5. and b. coals went forth at his feet 
 Lvke 12. 35. let your loins be girded, and lights b. 
 Johnb. .35. John was a b. and a shining light 
 Rev. 4. 5. there were seven lamps b. before throne 
 ; 8.8. and as it were a great mountain b. wdth fire 
 
 10. there fell a great star b. as it were a lamp 
 
 19. 20. they both were cast alive into a lake b. 
 BURNING. 
 
 Gen. 11.13. and let us burn the bricks to a b. 
 
 Exod. 21.25. b. for b. wound lor wound, stripe for 
 Lev. 10. 6. bewail the i. which the Lord kindled 
 13. 28. if the spot stay, it is a risiiiG of the b. 
 
 Num. 11 + 3. he called the name of the place a b. 
 Dent. 29.23. the w'ole land is brimstone, salt, and b. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 14. they made a very great b. for him 
 
 21.19. people made no b. like the b. of his fathers 
 Isa. 3. 24. there shall be b. instead of beauty 
 
 4. 4. purged bloorl of Jerusalem by the spirit of b. 
 9. 5. hut this shall be with b. and fuel of fire 
 10.16. under his glory, kindle h. like b. of fire 
 
 32. t 13. b. shall come upon all houses of joy 
 
 33. 12. the people shall be as the b. of lime 
 Amos 4.11. even as a firebrand plucked out of the b. 
 Rev. 18. 9. when they shall see the smoke of her b. 
 
 ^ , LUliNlNGS. 
 
 Jos/i. 11. + 8. they chased them <0 the b. of waters 
 Isa. 3.3.14. vylio shall dwell with everlastin? b. ? 
 Jer. 34. 5. W'lth b. of thy fathers the former kings 
 HUBMSMLD. 
 
 Ezek. 1.7, they sparkled like the colour of b. bra.s 
 BUKNr. 
 
 lyen. .38.24. Judah said, bring her forth, let her be I 
 c ^’dthey shall not be b. on the altar 
 
 6. 22. meat ottering shall be wholly b.25. i 8. 21. 
 10. 16. Nioses souGht the goat, and it was b. 
 jSum. 16. 39. I'.leazar the priest took the brazei 
 censers, wherewith they that were b. had offerei 
 kxmit 32.^24. shall be b. with hunger, and devourei 
 1 isam. 2. 15. before they b. fat, t)riest'sservant cam 
 , 21. David and his men b. their images 
 
 *’’**ns’ bones shall be b. upon thee 
 10; 13. Asa b. her idol by the brook, 2 C/ir. 15. 16 
 ^ gjove at the brook Kiciron 
 
 15. she b. the high place, and stampt it small 
 oc Of sepulchres an ! b. them 
 
 T A o • of L. 2 C/tr. 36. 19. Jer. 52. 13 
 
 Joo .^) .30. and my bones are b. with heat 
 ^snl. 102.3. my skin black, l)onps are b. as an hearti 
 '7. take fire, and his clothes not be b. 
 
 Oitn one go 911 coals and his fi-et not be b. 
 
 00 • ■ V® oities are b. t 6. 29. the bellows are b 
 n- 'f >'oll which Jehoiakim hath b. 
 
 ^ make thee a b. mountain 
 oT fffoes shall be b. (herein 
 
 rwand let the bones be b. 
 Joell. 19. the flame hath b. all the trees of the fieh 
 
 Amos 2. 1. because he ft. the bones of king of Edom 
 Nah. 1. 5. and the earth is ft. at his presence 
 I Cor. .3.15. if any man's work be ft. shall suffer loss 
 Heb. 13. 11. those beasts are ft. without the camp 
 BURN I, joined with Jire. 
 
 Exod. .32.20. he ft. the calf in the fire, Dent. 9. 21. 
 Lev. 6. .‘50. the sin oflering shall be ft. inthe 
 7.17. but the remainder of the flesh of the sacrifice 
 on the thin! day shall be ft. with fire, 19. 6. 
 20.14. if a man take a wife and her mother, they 
 shall be ft. with fire, both he and they 
 
 21. 9. if the daughter of any priest profane herself 
 by playing the whore, she shall be ft. with>'/e 
 
 Nnm. 11. 1. the JiVg of the Lord ft. among them, 3. 
 Dent. 4.11. ye came near, the mountain ft. with^re 
 
 12. .31. their sons and daughters they ft. in the fire 
 Jisli. 6.24. they ft. Jericho with^^re and all therein 
 
 7.15. it shall be, he that is taken with the accursed 
 thine shall be A. with fire, he and all he hath 
 
 11. 9. loshuaft. their chariots with^rc 
 11. and he took llazor and ft. it with fire 
 
 Jndg. 15. 6. they ft. her and her father with fire 
 14. the cords became as flax that was ft. with Jire 
 
 18. 27. they came to Laish and ft. it with fire 
 
 1 Sam. 39. 1. the Amalekites ft. Ziklag with fire 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 7- they shall be utterly ft. with fire 
 
 1 Kings 9. 16. for Pharaoh had ft. Gezer with fire 
 16.18. Zimri ft. the king's house with Are 
 
 2 Kings 1.14. fire from heaven ft. up the two captains 
 17. 31. the Sepharvites ft. their cliildren with Are 
 23. 11. and ft. the chariots of the sun vf 'ith fire 
 
 25. 9 . every great man's house ft. he with Are 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 12. their gods were ft. with fire 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 3. Ahaz ft. his children in the Are 
 Xeh. 1. 3. the gates thereof are ft. with Are, 2. 17. 
 Psal. 80. 16. it is ft. with Are, it is cut down 
 Isa. 1. 7. your cities are ft. with Are 
 
 43.2. when walkestthro’Are thou shalt not be ft. 
 
 64.11. our holy and beautiful house is ft. with fire 
 Jer. .38. 17. this city shall not be ft. with Are 
 23. thou shalt cause this city to be ft. with Are 
 49. 2. and herdauehters shall be ft. with Are 
 51. 32. and the ree<is they hav'e ft. with Arc 
 58. Babylon's high gates shall be ft. with fire 
 Mtc. 1.7. the hires thereof shall be ft. with the Are 
 Rev. 18. 8. she shall be utterly ft. with Are 
 EURlSir incense. 
 
 Exod. 40. 27. ft. sweet inc. thereon, as commanded 
 
 1 Kings 3. 3. only Solomon ft. inc. in high places 
 9. 25. Solomon ft. inc. upon the altar before Lord 
 
 12. 33. Jeroboam offered on the altar and ft. inc. 
 
 22. 43. people ft. me. 2 12.3. 114.4. 115.4,35. 
 
 2 Kings\6.\. .4haz ft. inc. inhighplaces,2Cftr.28.3,4. 
 2 Chron. 29. 7.. Put out lamps and have not ft. tnc. 
 Isa. 65. 7- which have ft. inc. on the mountains 
 Jer. 18. 15. my peopie ha' e ft. inc. to vanity 
 
 44. 15. men which knew that their wives had ft. inc. 
 Dos. 2. 13. the days wherein she ft. inc. to them 
 
 11. 2. they sacrificed and ft. inc. to graven images 
 BURNT OFb'ERlNG. 
 
 Gen. 22. 7- but wdiere is the lamb for a ft. offering? 
 8. my son, God will provide a lamb for a ft. off. 
 
 13. he offered him for a b.-offering instead of 1 saac 
 Exod. 18.12. anel Jethro took a ft. offering for God 
 
 29. 18. the ram is a ft. ofi'erhig unto the Lord 
 Lev. 1.4. heshall put his hand on headofft. cAcrm/7 
 4.29. he shall slay the sin offering in the place of 
 the ft. offering, 33.1 6. 25.1 7- 2. 1 14.13. 
 
 6. 9. saying, this is the law of the ft. offet ing, 7 . 37. 
 7.8. the ))riest shall have the skin of the ft. offering 
 9. 2. take thee a ram for a ft. off. 16. .3, 5. 1 23.18. 
 
 5. take a calf and a lamb for ft. off. 12. 6.1 23.12. 
 JSum. 7 . 15. one lamb of the first year for a ft. off. 
 
 21, 27, .33, .39, 51, 57, 63, 69, 75, 81. 
 Ezek 45. 15. 
 
 23. .3. stand by thy ft. offering and I will go, 15. 
 
 28. 10. this is the ft. offering of every sabbath 
 
 13. for a b.-off. of a sweet sa.vour unto the Lord 
 
 14. this is the b.-offering 6f every month 
 
 29.6. besi te the meat-offering and the daily ft. off. 
 Josh. 22. 26. to build us an altar not for a ft. offering 
 Jtidg. 13. 23. not have received a ft. off. at our hands 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 10. as ''amuel was offering up aft. offering 
 13; 12. I forced myself and offered a ft. offering 
 
 2 Kings 3. 27- offered him for a ft. off’, on the wall 
 2 Chr. 7.1. fire came down and consumed the ft. off. 
 
 29. 24. the ft. offering should be made for all Israel 
 Psal. 40. 6. b.cff’erings hast thou not required 
 
 51. 16. for thou delightest notin ft. offering 
 
 19. shalt be pleased with b.-off. and whole ft. off. 
 Isa. 4u. 16. nor the beasts thereof for a ft. offering 
 
 61. 8. for [ the T.ord hate robbery for b. offering 
 Ezek. 44. 11. they shall slay the ft. off. and sacrifice 
 
 45. 17. prince shall prepare the b.off. for Israel 
 
 46. 2. the priest shall prepare the prince's ft. off'. 
 
 13. thou shalt daily prepare a ft. off. to the Lord 
 
 Centnma/ BURN I OFFERING. 
 
 Exod. 29. 42. a continual ft. offering, Num. 28. 3. 
 6, 10, 15, 24, .31. I 29. il, 16, 19, 22. Ezra 
 3. 5. Neb. R). .33. Ezek. 46. 15. 
 
 Qffcr BURNT OFFER I NG. 
 
 Gen. 22.2. take I saac and offer him there for a ft. off. 
 Lev. 9.7- go to the altar and offeri\\y ft. offering 
 Num. 28.11. in beginnings of months offer a ft. off. 
 
 23. ye shall offer these besides the ft. offering 
 Judg. 11. 31. I will offer it uj) for a ft. offering 
 1.3.16. if thou offer a b.-off'. offer it to the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 14. and offered the kine fora b. offering 
 
 7. 9. .'^amuel offered a sucking lamb for a ft. offering 
 
 2 Kings 5. 17. will henceforth oAc'" neither ft. off ering 
 2 Chron. 29.27- 1 fezekiah <'ommanded ioofferh. off'. 
 Job -42. 8. and offer up foi- yourselves a ft. offering 
 Ezek. 46. 4. ft. offering the. prince shall offer in sab. 
 
 BURN I OK BEK IN (is. 
 
 Gen. 8. 20. Noah offered ft. offerings on the altar 
 Ex.id. 10. 25. also give us sacrifices and b. off erings 
 
 20. 24. and shalt sacrifice thereon thy b. offerings 
 ]\um. 10. 10. blow with trumpets over your b. off. 
 J)eut. 12. 6. thither bring your ft. off erings, 11,14,27. 
 Josh. 22.27. do the service of the Lord witli ft. off. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 22. hath Lord as gi'eat «lelight in ft. off. 
 
 1 Kings 3.15. Solomon stood and ottered ft. offerings 
 
 1 8.64. middle ofcourt, there he offered ft. off. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 21. they offered ft. offerings to the Lord 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 4. behoKl, 1 build an house for ft. off. 
 
 7. 7. brazen altar was not able to receive ft. off. 
 29.7. have not offered b.-off. in the holy place 
 
 34. the priests could not slay all the ft. o,get ings 
 30.15. T.evites were ashamed, brought ft. off'. 
 
 35. 14. sons of Aaron busied in offering ft. off. 
 Ezra 3. -4. offered the daily ft. offerings hy number 
 
 6. 9. that which they have need of for ft. offerings 
 .fob 1.5. offered ft. offerings AccanVuvi to the number 
 Psal. 50. 8.1 will not reprove thee forthy ft. off. 
 66. 13. I will go into thy house w ith ft. offerings 
 Isa. 1. 11. I am full ofthe ft. offerings oi rums 
 4.3. 23. nor brought me .small cattle of thy ft. off. 
 
 T dtf- shall be accepted on mine altar 
 
 Jer. 6. 20. your ft. offerings are not acceptable 
 
 7. 21. put your ft. off erings to your sa' rifices 
 22. spake not to your fathers concerning ft. off. 
 
 17. 26. shall come from the south bringing ft 'off 
 
 19. 5. to burn their sons for ft. offerings to Batil ’ 
 FzeL. 45. H. be the prince's part to give ft. offerings 
 Hos. 6. 6. the know’ledge of God more than ft. off. 
 JM'.c. 6.6. shall 1 come before him with ft. offerings? 
 Jflark 12. 33. to love neighbour is tnore than ft off 
 Deb. 10.6. in ft. off. for sin thou ha.st had no pleasure 
 
 Offer BURN 1 (IFKER I N G.s. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.8. I will come down to thee to offer ft. off. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 24. nor will I offer ft. offerings of that 
 
 which doth cost me nothing, 1 Chron. 21 24 
 1 Kings 3. 4. a thousand ft. off. did .Solomon offer 
 9. 25. three times a year did Solomon offer ft. off. 
 Ezra 3. 2. Jeshua builded the altar to offer ft. off 
 Jer. 33. 18. T^evites not want a man to offer b off 
 Ezek. 43. 18. in the day they make it to offer ft. 'off 
 A»w^5.22.thouoh ye oifer me ft. o/f. I will not accent 
 BURN! .SACRIITCE. 
 
 Exod.30.9. ofter no strange incense, nor ft. s. thereon 
 Lev. 1. 9. the priest shall burn all to be a ft. s.^ 5 
 Aum. 2.3.6. lo, he .stood by his ft. and the princes" 
 Ueut. 33.10. shall put w'hole ft. s. on thine altar 
 2Saxn. 24. 22. behold, here be oxen tor ft. sacrifice 
 
 1 A mgs 18. 38. fire tell and consumed the ft. .sacrifice 
 
 2 hings 1 (>. 15. on the great altar burn the kin"-’s ft s 
 
 P..!, 20. 3. re,„e,ober thy oB™, ,hy i’. 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 31. to offer all ft. in the sabbaths 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 11. burn morning and evening ft j 
 Psal. 66. 15. 1 will offer to thee ft. s. of fatlinW 
 
 B U RN T up. ” 
 
 Jufig. 15. 5. the foxes ft. up the shocks and com 
 2 A ings\. 14. fire came down, and b.up the tw’ocapt 
 Job 1. 16. the fire of God hath ft. up the sheep 
 Psal. 74. 8. they have ft. up all the synagogues 
 106. 18. fire w'as kindled, flame b.vpthe wicked 
 I.sa, 3.1 14. for ye have h. up the vineyard 
 64.11. our holy and beautiful house is b.up 
 Jer. 9. 10. ft. up that none can pass thro’ them, 12 
 JUat. 22. 7. the king sent and ft. their city 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. earth and works therein shall be ft. up 
 Rev. 8. 7- they were cast on the eaidh, and the third 
 part of trees was ft. green grass w'as ft. up 
 
 Job 32.19. it is ready to ft. like new bottles 
 Prov. 3. 10. thy presses shall ft. with new wdne 
 Jer. 2. 20.1 have ft. thy bands,5.5. | .'30.8. Nah. 1.13. 
 Mark 2.22. else new wdne doth ft. bottles,£7^-,? 5. 37. 
 Acts 1.18. he ft. asunder in midst, bowels gushed out 
 BUR.STIN G. 
 
 Isa. 30. 14. not be found in the ft. of it a sherd 
 BUSH, ES. 
 
 Exod. 3. 2. in a flame of fire in the ft. Acts 7 . 30 
 4. God called to him out of the midst ofthe ft ’ 
 Deut. 33. 16. the good-wdll of him that dwelt in ft. 
 Job 30. 4. who cut up mallows by the ft. for meat 
 7- among the ft. they brayed, under the nettles 
 Isa. 7. 19. they shall come and rest upon all ft 
 Mark 12. 26. how in the ft. God spake to him 
 Lukefi. 44. nor of a bramble ft. gather they grapes 
 
 20. .37. that dead are raised, Moses shewed at the ft 
 
 Acts7. 35. the angel which appeared in the ft. 
 BUSHEL. 
 
 ilfat.5. IS.nor do men light a candle and put it under 
 a ft. but on a candlestick, Mark4. 21. Luke 11 33 
 BUSHY. ■ 
 
 Cant. 5. 11. his kicks are ft. and black as a raven 
 BUSY-BODY, lES. 
 
 fhess. 3.11. but some of you are ft.-ft. 1 Tim. 5 . 13. 
 Pet. 4.15. but let none of you suffer as a b.-bodv 
 BUSY, lED. 
 
 A ings 20. 40. as tby servant was ft. here and there 
 Chron. 35 14. the sons of Aaron ft. in offering 
 BUSIN ES.S. 
 
 Gren. 39. 11. Joseph .went into house to do his ft. 
 Deut. 24. 5. nor shall he be charged with any ft. 
 Josh. 2. 14. our life for yours, if ye utter not our ft. 
 
 20. if thou utter this our ft. we will be quit 
 Judg. 18. 7. they had no ft. with any man, 28. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. t 2. thy father hath left the ft. ofthe asses 
 
 20. 19. didst liide thyself when the ft. was in hand 
 
 21. 2. let no man know any thing of the ft. 
 
 8. because the king's ft. requireil haste 
 
 25. t2. there was a man whose ft. was in Carmel 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 10. and the Levites wait on their ft. 
 
 29. + 15. gathered their brethren in ft. of the Lord 
 .32. 31. in the ft. ofthe ambassadors God left him 
 Neh. 13. .30. I appointed every man in his ft. 
 
 Esth. .3. 9. to them that baye the charge ofthe ft. 
 
 9. +3. those that did the king's ft. bellied the Jews 
 P.tal. 107. 23. they that do ft. in great watei-s 
 Prov. 18. t 1. he that intermeddletli in every ft 
 
 22. 29. seesrt thou a man diligent in his ft. ? 
 
 Perl. 5. 3. a dream cometh through multitude of ft, 
 Dan. 8. 27. afterwards 1 rose, and did the kina's ft. 
 Luke 2 . 49. wist ye not 1 must be about Father’s ft ? 
 
 . lets 6 . .‘3. whom we may appoint over this ft, 
 
 Rom. 12. 11. not slothful in ft. fervent in spirit 
 16. 2. assi-<t her in what ft. she hath need of 30U 
 1 Thess. 4.11. that ye study todo v'our own ft. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 3. there is A. a step between me and death 
 
 2 Kings7. 4. and if they Kill us, we shall ft. die 
 
 47 
 
C AK 
 
 CAL 
 
 CAL 
 
 Psal. llS. 5. months h. speak not; eyes h. see not 
 
 6. have ears h. hear not: noses h. smell not 
 
 7. l.ave hands b. handle not; feet b. walk not 
 
 24. 36. b. of that day and hour knoweth no man 
 37. b. as the (lays of N oe were, so shall the (omin!i 
 lAarkb. 2«. she said, if 1 may touch b. hisdothes 
 
 1 Cor A. ip. I will knownot tiiespeech, b. the power 
 6.11. b. ye are washed |l 7- Id- yet not I, b. the l.ord 
 
 12. 4. b. th(' same Spirit || 5. b. the same T/ird 
 
 6. b. it is the same (tod which worketh all in all 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 5. he hath not trrieved me b. in part 
 
 4. 17. onr light aftliction. which is b. for a moment 
 Gal. 1. 12. b. hy the revelation of .lesus Christ 
 
 Bit the evd. See Bnu, 
 
 BUT 11.11. 
 
 Gen. 18. 8. Abraham took b. and milk, and the calf 
 J)ent. .32. 1-4. b. of kine, milk of sheej). fat of lambs 
 Jndg. 5. 25. she brought forth b. in a lordly dish 
 2 Sam. 17. 2P. Barzillai hroiieht honey and b. for Da. 
 Job 20. 17- shall not see the brooks of honey and b. 
 29. 6. when 1 washed my steps wdth b. rock poured 
 J'sal. .55. 21. words of his mouth smoother than b. 
 Prov. .30. .33. churning of milk brineelh forth b. 
 Isa. 7. 15. b. and honey shall he eat, 22. 
 
 BU I l.KH, S. 
 
 Gen. 40. 1. the b. of the king of Egypt offended 
 
 9. the chief b. told his dream to .Joseph 
 
 21. he restored his chief/(. to hLs butlership 
 
 41. 9. the chief A. said, 1 remember my faults 
 
 BU I rOCKS. 
 
 itSam. 10.4. cut off garments to their A. 1 Chrrn.^Q.A. 
 Isa. 20. 4. with A. uncovered to the shame of igvpt 
 BUY 
 
 Signifies, [1] To gromre any commodity by price, 
 2 .Sam. 24. 21. [2] To receive, by .such trays and 
 means as God has directed, those spiritual blessings 
 tchich are freely offered hi the gospel, even Christ 
 and all his benefits, Isa. 55. 1. Rev. 3. 18. 
 
 Gen. 42. 2. get you down to Egypt and A. for ns 
 
 7. said, from land of Canaan to A. food, 43. 20. 
 
 47.19. A. us and onr land for bread, we be servants 
 
 I'.xod. 21. 2. if thou A. an Hebrew servant 
 Lev. 22. 11. if the priests A. any soul with money 
 
 25. 15. after the iubilee A. of thy neighbour 
 44. of them shall ye A. bondmen and maids, 45. 
 Pent. 2. 6. ye shall A. meat of them for money 
 28. 68. ye shall be sold, and no man shall A. 3'Ou 
 Piith 4. 4. A. it before (he inhabitants, before elders 
 
 5. thou must A. it also of Huth the INloabitess 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 21. David said, to A. the threshing fioor, 
 and build an altar to the I/ird, 24. 1 Chr. 21. 24. 
 2 Kings 12. 12. gave it to masons to A. timber, 22. 6. 
 Neh. io. .31. we would not A. it on the sabliath 
 Isa. 55. 1. come, A. and eat, A. wdne and milk 
 Jer. 32. 7- A. thee my field that is in Anadioth 
 44. men shall A. fields for money and subscribe 
 21at. 14.15. may A. themselves victuals, ISiark 6. 36. 
 25. 9. go to them that sell, and A. for yourselves 
 
 10. while they went to A. the bridegroom came 
 Mark 6. .‘17. shall we go and A. 200 pennyworth ? 
 Luke 9. 13. except we A. meat for all this people 
 
 22. 36. let him sell his garment and A. one 
 John 4. 8. his disciples were gone to A. meat 
 0. 5. whence shall we A. bread that these may eat ? 
 1.3. 29. A. those things that we have need of 
 1 Cor. 7- 30. they that A. as tho’ they possessed not 
 Jam. 4. 13. and we will A. and sell, and get gain 
 Lev. .3.18.1 counsel thee to A. of me gold tried in fire 
 
 13.17. no man A. or sell, save he that had the mark 
 BUY corti. 
 
 Gen. 41. ,57. all countries came to .Toseph to A. corti 
 
 42. 3. .Io.seph's brethren w'ent down to A. corn 
 JSeh. 5. 3. we have mortgaged our lands to A. corti 
 
 BUT poor. 
 
 ffnws 8. 6. that we may A. the poor for silver 
 BUY truth. 
 
 Prov. 23. 23. A. the truth and sell it not, also wdsdom 
 BUY ETC 
 
 Prov. 20. 14. it is naught, it is naught, saith the A. 
 Isa. 24. 2. as with the A. so with the seller 
 Lzek. 7.12. let not the A. rejoice, nor seller mourn 
 BUYES r. 
 
 l£v. 25. 14. and if thou sell ought, or A. ought 
 liuth 4. 5. w’hat day thou A. the field of jNaomi 
 BUYETIl. 
 
 Prov. .31. 16. she considerpth a field, and A. it 
 Mat. 13. 44. he selleth all he hath, and A. that field 
 Rev. 18. 11. no man A. her merchandise any more 
 BY and BY. 
 
 Mat. 13. 21. when persecution, A. and A. is offended 
 Mark 6. 25. give me A. and A. in a charg'er the head 
 I.uke 17-7. will say to him A. and b. sit down to meat 
 21. 9. come to pass, but the end is not A. and A. 
 BY-WAYS. 
 
 Judg. 5. 6. and the travellers walked through A. 
 
 BY-\VOHU. [tions 
 
 Pent. 28. .37. thou shalt become a A. among all na- 
 
 1 Kingsy.'t. Israel shall be a A. among all the people 
 
 2 Citron. 7. 20. make this house a proverb and a A. 
 Job 17. 6. lie hath made me a A. of the people 
 
 .30. 9. and now am I their song, yea. 1 am their A. 
 Psal. 44.14. thou makest us a A. among the. heathen 
 Joel 2.117. why heath, should use. a A. against them r 
 
 C. 
 
 C,4BIN.S. 
 
 Jer. .37. 16. when .Teremiah was entered into thee. 
 CAUE. 
 
 Jer. 5. 27. as a c. is full of birds, so are their bou.ses 
 full of deceit, therefore they are become great 
 Rev. 18. 2. Babylon is a c. of every' unclean bird 
 CAKE S. 
 
 Lxod. 12. 39. they baked unleavened c. of (he dough ; 
 Ixv: 7.12. with sacrifice of thanksgiving, unleav. 'c.' 
 24. 5. take fine Hour, and I'ake twelve c. thereof 
 Num. 15. 20. offer up a c. of the first of your dough 
 Judg. 7. 13. and lo, a c. tumbled into host of Midian 
 2 rsam. 6. 19. David dealt to every one a c. of bread 
 
 13. 6. make me a couple of c. in my sight to eat 
 1 Kin^s 17. 12. as the Lord li\eth, I have not a c. 
 48 
 
 1 Kings 17.13. make me a little c. first, and bring it 
 19.6. there was a c. baken on coals, a cruse of water 
 
 Jer.1. 18. to maker, to the queen of heaven, 44. 19. 
 hlzek. 4. 12. and tliou shalt eat it as bai ley c. 
 llos. 7. 8. Ejihraim is a r. not turned 
 See 1 ic.s, UVKNLD. 
 
 CAI.A.Yl 1 Y, IBS. 
 
 Petit. 32. 35. for the day of their c. is at hand 
 
 2 Sam. 22.19. preventeef me in day of r. I‘s. 18.18. 
 Job 6. 2. and myr. laid in the balances together 
 
 .30. 13. they set forward my c. they have no helper 
 Psal. 57. 1. my refuge until those c. be overpast 
 141. 5. for yet my'prayer also shall be iii their c. 
 Prov. 1. 26. I will laugh at your c. 1 will mock 
 
 6. 15. therefore hisr. shall come suddenly 
 
 17. 5. he that is glad at r. shall not be unpunished 
 
 19. 1.3. a foolish son is the c. of his father 
 24. 22. for their r. shall rise suddenly 
 
 27. 10. nor go into thy brother's house in day' of c. 
 Jer. 18.17. I wilt shew them the back in day of c. 
 46. 21. the day of their r. was come iqion them 
 
 48. 16. the c. of ,Moab is near to come, bastetli 
 
 49. 8. for I will bring the c. of Esau upon him 
 .32. and I will bring their c. from all sides tliereof 
 
 Ezek. .35.5. hast shed blood of Isr. in day of their c. 
 Obad. 13. on their substance in the day of their c. 
 CAEA.MUS. 
 
 F.xnd. .30. 23. take of sweet c. 250 shekels 
 Cant. 4. 14. spikenard, saffron, c. and cinnamon 
 Ezek. 27. 19. c. was in the market of lyrus 
 CALDiUlN. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 14. he struck it into the pan, c. or pot 
 Job 41. 20. goeth smoke, as out of a seething c. 
 Ezek. 11. 3 . this city' is the c. and we the tlesh, 7. 
 
 11. this city shall not be your c. norye the tlesh 
 Mic. 3. 3. they chop them as Hesh within the c. 
 CALDRON^. 
 
 2 Citron. .35.1.3. holy offerings sold they in pots and c. 
 Jer. 52.18. c. also and spoons took they away, 19. 
 
 CALK. 
 
 Gen. 18.7. Abraham fetched a c. tender and good 
 En d. .‘12. 4. after he had made it a molten c. 
 
 20. j\loses burnt c. and strawed it on the water 
 Lev. 9. 2. take thee a young c. for a sin offering 
 
 3. take a c. a»d a lamb for a burnt offering 
 Pent. 9.16. ye had sinned against tlie. 1 .ord, and bad 
 made you a molten c. Neh. 9. 18. Psal. I(i6.19. 
 .TobUl. 10. their cow calveth andcasteth not here. 
 Psal. 29. 6. he maketh them also to skip like a c. 
 Pa. 11. 6. the c. and the young lion together 
 27. 10. there shall thee, feed, and there lie down 
 Jer. 34.18. when they cut the e. in twain and passed 
 Ezek. 1. 7. their feet were like the sole of a e. foot 
 IIos. 8. 5. thy e. O .Samaria, hath cast thee off 
 6. the e. of Samaria shall be broken in pieces 
 Luke 15.23. and bring hither the fatted c. and kill it 
 27. thy' father hath killed the fatted c. 30. 
 fictsT. 41. and they made a c. in those days 
 Rev. 4. 7. and the second beast was like a c. 
 CALKERS. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 9. ancients of Gebal were in thee thy c. 
 27. thy c. shall fall into the midst of the seas 
 CALL 
 
 Signifies, [1] To name, Gen. 1. 5. I 5. 2. [2] To 
 
 appoint and qualtfy a person for some work and 
 service, Lxod. 31. 2. Isa. 22. 20. [.3] To cause, 
 by a powerful word, those things to exist, which had 
 no being before. Bom.4. I7. [4] To invite, warn, 
 and exhort, hy the dispensatiotts of Providence, 
 Isa. 22. 12. [5] To cause to grow, Ezek. .36. 29. 
 [6] To invite sinners to repentance, either by the 
 ministry of the word, by awful dispensations of 
 Providonce, by the motions of the Holy Spirit, or 
 by their own eonsciences, Prov. 1. 24. ]\Iat. 22. 
 
 14. [7] To bring persons, by the preaching of 
 the word and effectual operation of the Spirit, to 
 knozv,^ believe, and obey, the gospel, Kom. 8. 28. 30. 
 [8] 'To own and. acknozcledge, lleb. 2. 11. [9] 'To 
 rrcr.fAzg, Gen. 4. 26. Acts 9.14. [10] To pray to, 
 Psal. 50. 15. .Tonah 1. 6. [11] 'To appeal to, 
 2 Cor. 1. 23. [12] 'To proclaim, .loel 1. 14. | 2. 
 
 15. [13] 'To reckon, or account, JMal. .3. 15. 
 Acts 10. 15. [14] 'To be, Luke 1. 32. -where it is 
 said of Chri. 1 t, '1 hou shalt be called the Son of the 
 Highest ; that is. Thou shalt really be, and be 
 ackno-wledged, the true, eternal, and essential Son 
 of God. 
 
 Gen. 2.19. to Adam, to see what he would c. them 
 Exod. 2. 7- c. to thee a nurse of the Hebrew women 
 20. where is he' c. him that he may eat bread 
 Nvm. 16. 12. Moses sent to c. Dathan and A biram 
 22. 20. if the men c. thee, rise up and go with them 
 Pent. 4. 7. as God is in all things we c. on him for 
 
 26. I c. heaven and earth to witness against y'ou 
 this day, shall not pro. your days, 30.19.1 31." 28. 
 Judg. 16.25. c. for Samson that he may make ussport 
 
 21. 13. they sent to c. peaceably unto them 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 6. here am I, for thou didst c. me, 8. 
 
 16. .3. c. .le.sse to the sacrifice, and I will shew thee 
 
 22. 11. then king sent to c. Ahimeiech the priest 
 
 2 Sam. 17.5. then said Absalom, c. now' Hushai 
 
 1 Kings 1.28. c. Bathsheba ll 32. c. /adok and N athan 
 
 8. 52. hearken to them in all they c. for unto thee 
 
 17.18. art come tome toe. my sin to remembrance ' 
 
 18. 24. and c. y’e on the name of your gods, 25. 
 
 2 Kings A. 12. l-.Iisha said, c. this .Sluinammite 
 
 10.19. c. unto me all the prophets of Baal 
 
 .Job 5. 1. c. now if there be any that will answer 
 
 13. 22. then c. thou, and I will answer, 14. 15. 
 Psal. 4.1. hear when 1 c. O God of m.v righteousness 
 
 .3. the Ixird will hear when I c. unto him 
 
 14. 4. who eat up my people, and c. not upon Lord 
 20. 9. save. Lord, let the king hear us w'hen we c. 
 49. 11. (hey c. their lands after their own names 
 77. 6. 1 c. to remembrance my song in the night 
 86. 5. and plenteous in mercy "to all that c. on thee 
 99. 6. Samuel among them th.atc. on his name 
 102. 2. in the (lav when I c. answer me speedily 
 145. 18. the Lord is nigh all them that c. on bii'n 
 
 Prov.S.i. toyoii. (linen, I r. my voice to sons of men 
 9.15. toe. iiassengers who goVight on their ways 
 31. 28. her children arise, and c. her blessed 
 
 Jsa. .■>. +12. O my people, they who c. thee blessed 
 cause thee to err, amt destroy thy paths, 9. 110. 
 
 5. 20, woe to them that c. evil good, and good evil 
 22. 12. in that day did the lord c. to weeping 
 •15. .3. I the Lord which c. thee by thy name 
 48.2. for they c. themselves of the holy c ity 
 
 13. when I c. to them they stand up together 
 5.5. 6. c. yeupcm him while he is near 
 58. 5. wilt thou c. this a fast to tlie lord ’ 
 
 13. c. the sab'iath a delight, holy of the Ixird 
 65. 1.5. andf. his servants by another name 
 24. it shall conie, that before they c. 1 w ill an.swpr 
 Jer. 9.17. consider and c. tor the mourning women 
 33. 3. c. unto me. an-l 1 will answer thee 
 f .am. 2. 15. is this city men c. pt rfection of beauty I 
 llos. 1. 4. the Lord said, c. his name .lezreel 
 
 6. (iod said unto him, r. her name Lo ruhamah 
 
 9. c. his name 1 o-ainmi, for ye are not inv people 
 
 7. 11. they c. to llgypt, t! ey go to Assyria 
 J el 1. 14. sanctify a fastc. solemn asseiiibly', 2.15. 
 Jonah 1.6. (> sleeper, arise, r. upon thy God 
 /ech. 3. 10. ye shall r. every man his neighbour 
 Mai. 3.15. now we c. proucf happy, thev that work 
 Mat. 9. 13. I am m t come to c. tlie rig]it< oiis, but 
 sinners to rtpenbmee, Mark 2. l~. Luke 5. 32. 
 20. 8. c. the labourers and give them their hire 
 
 22. 3. sent his servants to c. them that were bidden 
 4.3. bow then doth David inspiiitc. him I erd .' 
 
 23. 9. c. no man your father upon the earth 
 Luke G. 46. why c. ye me T,. aial do not things I say ? 
 
 14. 13. when thou makest a feast c. the po< r 
 Johni. 16. go c. thy husband, and come hither 
 
 13.13. yec. me Master and lord, and yesay well 
 A( t> 9.14. to bind all that c.cn thy name 
 
 19.13. to f. oyer them whi h had evil spirits 
 
 24. 14. that after the w'ay which thev r. heresy 
 
 10. 12. Same L<;rd is rich to all that r. c.n him 
 2 Ger. 1 23. 1 c. (iod for a record upciii my soul 
 2 Tim. 1.5. when I ,. to rememfraiice the faith 
 2. 22. fellow pca e with them that r. on the Inrd 
 lleb.o. 11. he is iv t ashamed, tor. them I r.-thren 
 10. .32. hut c. to remembrance the foru er days 
 Jam. 5.14. let him c. th.e el fe.esof thech iivh 
 1 Pet.l. 17 ifyer. onthe f ather wh.o ju.igeth 
 C A\,\.onthename if the Isod. 
 
 Gen. 4. 26. then bec-aninen to c.upon name of the L. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 24. I will c. < n name ./ L. Psal. 116. I7. 
 
 2 KingsG. 11. he will omeout ah l r.'w/iizwie r/L. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 8. c. upon his 71(7'eic, 7-’.'(7.'. IPS. 1. La.12.4. 
 Joel 2. 32. -w hesoever shall c. on the name rf the L. 
 
 shall he delivered, /icr- 2.21. Rom. 10. 13. 
 Zevh. 3. 9. tliat tliey may all c. upon name rf the L. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. that in e\ ery place c. on the name of L. 
 
 A. (CALL. 
 
 Gen. 17.15. shall not c. her name Sarai. but .‘^arah 
 Judg. 12.1. and didst net c. ns to go with thee 
 Ruth 1. 20. she said. c. me net Naomi, c. me Mara 
 Psal. 14. 4. and they c. not upon the I,crd 
 Jsa. 31. 2. yet he will not c. hack hLs words 
 Jer. 10. 25.11 pen families that c. not upon thy name 
 Imke 14.12. c. m t thy friends, nor thy brethren 
 John 15.15. henceforth I c. you not servants 
 Acts 10. 15. that c. 77(7( thou common, 11. 9. 
 
 28. God hath shewed me tj. toe. any man common 
 Sha’l, or shalt C-ALL. 
 
 Gen. 17.19- and thou shalt c. his name Isaac 
 Pent. 25. 8. then the elders of bis city shall c. him 
 .30.1. thou shalt c. them to mind among the nations 
 
 33.19. they shall c. the people to the mounlain 
 Job 14.15. thou shalt c. anti I will answ.-r thee 
 Psal. 50. 4. he shall c. to the heavens from atove 
 
 72.17. blessed in him,all nations .(Aa//c. him blessed 
 Isa. 7. 14. shall c. bis name E.mmanuel, j\Iat. 1.23. 
 
 31.12. they shall c. the nobles to the kingdom 
 41. 25. from rising of sun shall he c. on my name 
 44. 5. another j/i(z//c. himself by the name of .lacob 
 
 7. and who, as I, shall c. and shall declare it 
 
 55. 5. thou shalt c. a nation that thou knnwestnot 
 58. 9. tben.c/ia/r thou c. and the Lord shall answer 
 60. 14. they shallc. thee the city of the Lord 
 
 18. shalt c. thy walls salvation, and gates praise 
 61.6. men shall c. you the ministers of our Gcxl 
 
 62.12. they shall c. them the holy people, redeemed 
 Jer. 3. 17- they shall c. .lerusalem the throne of 1.. 
 
 19. shalt c. me,my father, shalt not turn away 
 
 6. 30. reprobate silver shall men c. them 
 
 7. 27. shalt c. to them, but they will not answer thee 
 Has. 2.16. and thou shalt c. me no more Baali 
 Joel 2. 32. in tlie remnant whom the Lord shall c. 
 Amos 5.16. they shall c. husbandman to moumiug 
 Zech. 13.9. shallc. on my name and I will hear tliehi 
 Mai. 1.4. thev shall c. them the border of wickedness 
 
 3.12. and all nations sliallc. yon blessed 
 
 Mat. 1.21. thou shalt c. his name Jesus, shall save 
 10. 25. how much more shall c. them of household r 
 Luke 1.13. and tliou shalt c. his name John 
 48. behold, all generations shall c. me blessed 
 Acts 2. 39. as many as the T/ird our God .\hall c. 
 Rom. 10.14. how then shall they c. on him in whom 
 mil CAT.L. 
 
 Gen. 24.57. we ill c. the damsel and inquire at her 
 .30.13. for the daughters a f//c. me blessed 
 
 1 Sam. 12.17. 1 -will c. unto T.ord, and lie shall send 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 4. I -will c. on the Lord, Psal. 18. 3. 
 
 Jrb 27. 10. a///the hypocrite always c. on God ? 
 I^sal. 55.16. as for me, 1 -will c. upon God, 86. 7 
 
 80.18. quicken us, and we will c. on thy name 
 116. 2. therefore -will I c. on him as long as 1 
 
 Jsa. 22. 20. that 1 willc. my servant I liakim 
 Jer. 1. 15. 1 will c. all the families of tlve north 
 
 25. 29. for ! will c. for a sword, J 'zek. 38. 21. 
 
 Ezek. 21.23. he will c. to remembrance the iniquify 
 
 36. 29. I will c. for the corn, and will increase it 
 Acts‘2^. 25. a convenient season I will c. fortliee 
 Rom. 9. 25. 1 willc. them my people which were not 
 CALL it'pon me. [liver 
 
 Psal. 50.15. c. -./pen /ne. in day of trouble, I will de- 
 91. 15. he shall c. upon 77i(?, and 1 will answer him 
 Prov. 1 .28. shall c. upon mc, but I w ill not ausw er 
 Jer. 29.12. sliali ye c. upim me, and 1 will hearken 
 CALLE-D. 
 
 Gen. 11.9. therefore is the name of itc, Babel 
 
CAL 
 
 CAL 
 
 CAL 
 
 Cen. 21.17- the angel of God c. to Hagar out of liea. 
 22. 11. the angel c. to Abraham out of heaven 
 o5. 10. (hy name shall not l)e c. any more .lacob 
 
 18. c. him Ben-oni, but his father e. him Benjamin 
 .“IS. 14. she c. to the men of her house, and spake 
 Jixod. 1. 18. the king of Bgypt c. for the midwives 
 8.8. Pliar. c. for M. 25. 1 9. 27. 1 10.16, 24. 112. .31. 
 JS’um. 1.3.16. Moses c. Osheason of N un, .lehosliua 
 Deut. 5.1. IMoses c. all Israel and said totliem, 29.2. 
 15. 2. not exact it, because it is c. the Lord's release 
 28. 10. shall see tlwu art c. by name of the J.ord 
 Josh. 21. +9. gave these cities here c. b^' name 
 Judg. 12. + 1. the men of I’phraim were c. together 
 
 14. 15. have ye c. us to take what vve have 
 
 15. 17. he cast away the jaw-bone, and c. the place 
 18. Samson was sore athirst, and c. on the Lord 
 
 + 19- he c. it the well of him that c. or cried 
 
 16. 28. Samson c. to the Lord and said, O Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 9. that is now c. a pro|)het, was c. a seer 
 •2 Sam. 6.2. whose name is c. by the name of the Ld. 
 
 12. 28. lest 1 take city, and it be c. after ni.v name 
 18. 26. the watchman c. to the porter, and said 
 21. 2. the king c. the Gibeonites, and said to them 
 
 1 Kings 1. 9. yldonijah c. all his brethren, 19. 25. 
 18. 3. Ahab c. Obadiah, who was the governor 
 26. they c. on the name of Baal froni morning 
 -2 Khigs4.Z2. she r. to her husband and said, send me 
 
 7. 10. they came and c. to the porter of the city 
 1 Chron. 4. 10. and labez c. on the God of Israel 
 
 13. 6. bring the ark of God, wliose name is c. on it 
 21. 26. David c. on the Lord, he answereii him 
 
 Kst/i.2.14. came no more, except she were c. by name 
 
 4. 11. who is not c. I have not been c. to come 
 Job 17.+ 14. 1 have c. to corruption, my fatlier 
 I^s, 53.4. eat up my people, they have not c. upon G. 
 79. 6. the kingdoms that have not c. on thy name 
 Isa. 31.4. a mult, of shepherds is c. forth against him 
 43. 22. but thou hast not c. on me, () .lacob 
 48. 1. O .lacob, ye that are c. by the name of Israel 
 12. hearken unto me, () .lacob, and Israel my c. 
 
 61. 3. th.at they might be c. trees of righteousness 
 Jer. 7. 32. that it shall no more be c. Tophet 
 jLam. 1. 21. thou wilt bring day that thou hast c. 
 
 2. 22. thou hast c. as a solemn day my terrors 
 iEzeA-. 20. 29. and the name thereof is r. Bamah 
 Dan. 5.12. now' let Daniel be c. and he will shew 
 Mat. 1.16. of whom w'as born Jesus, who is c. Christ 
 
 10. 2. the first Simon, who is c. Peter 
 
 13. 55. they said, is not his mother c. ilTary ? 
 
 18. 2. and .lesus c. a little child unto him 
 
 20. 16. for many be c. but few chosen, 22. 14. 
 
 .32. and Jesus stood still, and c. them, and said 
 
 2.3. 8. be not ye c. Rabbi, one is your Master, 10. 
 
 26. 14. one of the twelve c. .ludas Iscariot 
 
 27. 17. or shall I release Jesus, c. Christ ? 22. 
 Mark 10. 49. Jesus commanded him to be c. 
 
 14. 12. Peter c. to mind the word that Jesus said 
 Liike 1. 61. none of thy kindred is c. by this name 
 
 62. they made signs how he would have him c. 
 
 15. 19. I am no more w’orthy to be c. thy son, 21. 
 
 19. 15. he commanded the servants to be c. 
 
 2.3. 3.3. when come to the place that is c. Calvary 
 John 1. 48. before that Philip c. thee I saw thee 
 
 4. 25. I know Messiah cometh, who is c. Christ 
 
 9.11. aman c. Jesus made clay and anoint, my eyes 
 Jicti Q-D. go into the street c. Straight, for one c. Saul 
 11.26. disciples were c. Christians first at Antioch 
 13. 7. wdio c. for Barnabas and Saul, desired to liear 
 9. then Saul, c. Paul, filled with the Holy' Ghost 
 15. 17. all the Gentiles on whom my name is c. 
 
 19. 40. to be. c. in question for this day’s uproar 
 
 2.3. 6. I am c. in question by you this day, 24. 21. 
 
 18. Paul the prisoner c. and prayed me to bring 
 Jio?n. 1. 1. Paul c. to be an apostle, 1 (tor. 1. 1. 
 
 6. among whom are ye also the c. of .lesus 
 
 7 . to them that are r. to be saints, 1 Cor. 1. 2. 
 
 2. 17. thou art r. a Jew, and restest in the law 
 
 8. 28. who are the c. according to his purpose 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 9. by wdiom ye were c. to the fellowship 
 24. to them which are r. both Jews and Greeks 
 26. not many' mighty, not many noble, are c. 
 
 5. 11. if any man c. a brother be a fornicator 
 
 7- 18. is any man c. being circumcised i is any c. 
 
 21. art thou c. being a serv ant ? care not foi- it 
 24. let every man wherein he is c. therein abide 
 
 Oa/. 1. 6. so soon remo\'ed from him that c. you 
 5. 1,3. for, brethren, ye have been c. to lilierty 
 JpA. 2.11. who are c. uncircumcision hy thatc. 
 
 4. 1. walk worthy of vocation wherewith ye are c. 
 4- even as ye ai e r. in one hope of y'our calling 
 Cet. .3. 15. to the which ye are r. in one body 
 4. 11. Jesus, which isc. lustus, salutcth you 
 ? 2. 4. who exalteth above all that is c. God 
 
 1 Jim. 6. 12. eternal life, whereto thou art c. 
 
 20. avoiding oppositions of science, falsely so c. 
 lieb. 3. 13. bfit exhort daily while it is c. to-day 
 
 9. 2. the tabernacle which'is r. the sanctuary 
 15. they that are c. might receive th.e promise 
 
 11. 16. God is not ashamed to be r. their God 
 
 24. Moses refused to he r. son of Pharaoh’s daugh. 
 Jam. 2. 7. blaspheme that name by which ye are c. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. of him w ho hath c. you out of darkness 
 
 21. for hereunto were ye c. because Christ suffered 
 
 3. 9. knowing that y'e are thereunto c. to inherit 
 
 2 I et. 1. .3. that hath c. us to glory and virtue 
 
 1 John 3. 1. that we should be c. tiie sons of God 
 Jvde 1. to sanctified,preserved in Jesus ( hiist, and c. 
 Dev. 8.11. the name of the star is c. wormwoc J 
 H'®' which .‘spiritually isc. Sodom and Pgypt 
 12.9. that old serpent c. the Devil, and Satan 
 
 Jn fbosen 
 
 ^9- 9. blesse<l that arc c. to the marriage supper 
 CALLKD, joined with Cod, or Lord. 
 
 I'Sbt day, darkness he c. night 
 firmament, heaven 
 
 R 0 earth, the waters c. he seas 
 
 r j God Inessed them, and c. their name Adam 
 "in out of the miflstof the bush 
 
 Cord c. to him out of the mountain 
 orT® Lord c. Moses up to the top of flie mount 
 M. ,30. see, the Lord hath c. my name Bezaleel 
 Jyum. 12. 5. and the Lord c. Aaron and Miriam 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 4. the Lord c. Samuel, 6, 8, 10. 
 
 2 A'tw.CJ3.10. alas. Lord hath c. these three kings, 13. 
 
 8. 1. for the Lord hath c. for a famine on the'land 
 Fsal. 50.1. Ix)rd hath c. the earth from rising of sun 
 Jsa. 41. 2. the Lord raised, and c. him to his foot 
 42. 6. I the Lord have c. thee in righteousness 
 
 49.1. the Lord hath c. me from tlie womb 
 54.6. the Ixird hath c. thee as a woman forsaken 
 Jer. 11. 16. Lord c. thy name a green olive tree 
 
 20.3. the Lord hath not c. thy name Pashur 
 Amos 7. 4. the Lord God c. to contend by fire 
 Arts 10 . 10. gathering that the Lord had c. us 
 1 Cor. 7.15. but God hath c. us to [)eace 
 
 17. as the T-ord hath c. every one, so let him walk 
 Cat. 1. 15. it pleased God, wdio c. me by his crace 
 
 1 'rhess.2. 12. who c. you to his kingdom and glory 
 4. 7. for God hath not c. us to uncleanness 
 
 2 '1 hess. 2. 14. whereunto God c. you by our gospel 
 2 Tim. 1. 9. who hath c. us with a holy calling 
 lleb. 5. 4. but he that is c. of God, as was Aaron 
 
 lO.c. ofGod an high-pricstafterorfler of Melchis. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. the God of all grace, who hath e. us 
 
 lie CALLKD. 
 
 Gen. 21. .31. wherefore he c. that jilace Peer-sheba 
 26. 18. he c. their names as his father called them 
 .35. 10. thy name is Jacob, he c. his name Israel 
 F.xod. 24. 16. the l ord c. to Moses out of the cloud 
 Jndg. 6. 32. on that day he c. him Jerubbaal 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 7. when he looked saw me and c. to me 
 
 1.3. 17. then /;« r. his servant that ministered to him 
 
 1 Kings 1. 10. butSolom. his brother//e c.not,19,26. 
 
 9. 1.3. he c. them land of Cabul to this day 
 
 2 Kings!. .30. and he c. to Gehazi, so he c. her 
 
 18. 4. he brake brazen serpent,/;c c. it ISehusht.an 
 Psal. 105. 16. he r. for a famine on the land 
 
 Jer. 42. 8. dien c. he Johanan and all the captains 
 Lam. 1.15. he hath c. an assembly against me 
 P.zek. 9. 3. he c. to the man clothed with linen 
 Mat. 10.1. he c. the tw'clve H 15. 10. he c. multitude 
 ]l.Iark 1. 20. straightway he c. them and they left 
 Luke 13. 12. when .lesus saw her, he c. her to him 
 John 10. 35. if/;ec. them gods, to whom the wore! 
 Acts 9. 41. when he had c. the saints ami widows 
 
 10. 23. then c. he them in, and lodged them 
 16.'29. then he c. for a light, and sprang in 
 
 19. 25. whom he c. together w ith the workmen 
 23. 23. he c. unto him two centurions, saying 
 Pom. 8. .30. them he also c. whom he c. he justified 
 9. 24. even us whom he hath c. not of Jews only 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 15. but as he which hath c. you is holy 
 See C-ALLiii) the name. 
 
 T CALLED, or, I have CALI.ED. 
 
 Nvm. 24.10. I c. thee to curse mine enemies 
 Jndg. 12. 2. when I c. you, ye delivered me not 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 5. Eli said, 1 c. not, lie dow'n again, 6. 
 20.15.1 have c.thee, thou mayest make known to me 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 7- in mydistre.ss 1 c. P.mt. 18.6.4 118. 5. 
 Neh. 5. 12. J r. the priests, and took an oath of them 
 Job 9.16. if / had c. and he had answered me 
 
 19. 16. I c. my servant, and he gave me no answer 
 Psal. 17. 6. I have c. on thee, for thou wilt hear 
 .31. 17. let me not be ashamed,for I have c.upon thee 
 tl8. 9. Lord, / have c. daily upon thee 
 116. 4. then c. I upon the name of the I.ord 
 Prov. 1. 24. because I have c. and ye refused 
 Cant. 5. 6. T c. him, but he gave me no answer 
 I.m. 13. .3. I have c. my mighty ones for mine anger 
 41. 9. I have c. thee from the chief men thereof 
 
 4.3. 1. J c. thee by thy name, thou art mine, 45. 4. 
 48.15. yea, I have c. mm, I have brought him 
 
 50. 2. when I c. was there none to answer ? 
 
 51. 2. for Ic. him alone, and blessed him 
 
 65.12. W'hen I c. ye did not answer, .Ter. 7.13. 
 
 66. 4._^ because when 7 c. none did answer 
 Jer. 35. 17. because I have c. to them, but they not 
 Lam. 1.19. 1 c. for my lovers, butthey deceived me 
 3. 55. I c. on thy name out of the low dungeon 
 57 . thou drewest near in the day I c. upon thee 
 Hos. 11.1. then Jc. my Son outof Egypt,7l7ar.2.15. 
 Hag. 1. 11. and Ic. for adrought upon the land 
 Ze.ch. 11. 7 . one Ic. Beauty, the other I c. Bands 
 Johnlb. 1.5. not servants, but I have v. you friends 
 Acts Vi. 2. for the work whereto I have c. them 
 28. 20. for this cause haze 1 c. for you to see 
 CALI,ED bg my name. 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 14. my people who arec. by myn. humble 
 7.'V5t. 4.3. 7. bring, even every one that is c. by my n. 
 65. 1. behol , to a nation that w'as not c. by my n. 
 Jer. 7.10. house c.Ay wyw. 11,14,.30. I .32.34.1 34.15. 
 25. 29. to bring evil on the city whic h is c. by myn. 
 Amos 9.12. remnant of heathen which are c.by niy n. 
 CALLED by thy name. 
 
 1 A'fwgj 8.4.3.hou5e I builded is c.by thy n.2 Ch.O. .3.3. 
 /.va.4.1 .let us be c.by thy n.to take awayour reproach 
 4.3. 1. 1 have c. thee by thy n. thou art mine, 45. 4. 
 63.19. we are thine, they were not c. by thy n. 
 
 Jer. 14. 9. O Lord, w'e arer. by thy n. leave us not 
 15. 16. for I am c. bytbyn. O Ixird God of hosts 
 Dan. 9. 18. and behold the city which is c. by thy n. 
 19.defer not,for thy city and people are c. by thy n. 
 CALLED his name. 
 
 Gen. .35.10. thy name is .lacob, he r. hisn. Israel 
 18. she cihis n. Benoni, but his father Benjamin 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 9. hi.s mother c. his n. .labez. saying 
 
 7. lO.she^c. hisn. Peresh 1|23. and he c.Af.f w.Beriah 
 Mat. 1. 2.0. her first born son, and he c. hisn. Jesus 
 Pev. 19.13. and his name k c. the Word of God 
 CALL!',!) the name. 
 
 Gen. 28.19. c. the n. of the place Beth-el, .35. 15. 
 Fxod. 16. .31. and Israel c. the n. thereof Manna 
 17. 7- he c. the n. of the place Mas.sah and Meribah 
 15. Moses c. then, of the altar .iKHOVAn-ni.ssi 
 Jndg. 15. 19. Samson c. the n. thereof En-hakkore 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 20. c. the n. of that place Baal-perazim 
 
 1 Kings 7. 21. c. the n. thereof lachin, 2 Chr. .3. I7. 
 Job 42. 14. and he c. the v. of the first Jemima 
 Sent and CALI.KD. 
 
 Gen. 2 J .42.^0 sent and c. Jacob her younger son 
 .31.4. Jacob.lenf and c. Rachel and ly'ah to the field 
 41. 14. then Phai'aoh sent and c. Joseph 
 Josh. 24. 9. Balak sent and c. Balaam to curse you 
 Judg. 4.6. she sent and c. Barak out of Kadesh 
 
 .Tudg. 16.18, she the lords of Philistine.s 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 25. he .sent and c. his naine .leilidiah 
 1 Kings 2. 36. the king sent and c. for .Shimei, 42. 
 
 12. 3^ they sent and c. Jeroboam, 2 Chron. 10. .3. 
 F.sth. 5. 10. Daman .^ent and c. for his friends 
 Acts 20.17. he sent to I’phesus, andc. the ciders 
 Shalt be CA\Aa-. 1 ). 
 
 Gen.2.25.shall be c. woman,because taken out of man 
 17.5. thy name shall be c. A braham, for a father 
 
 21.12. hearken to Sarah’s voice, for in Isaac .shall 
 
 thy seed be c. Pom. 9. 7. lleb. 11. 18 
 ’?'■ +■• >10 niore .lacob, but Israel 
 
 ■TO. 6. thy issue .shall be c. after their brethren 
 Dent. 25.10. his name .ihallbe c. in Israel, house of 
 Prov. 16. 21. the wise in heart shall he c. prudent 
 24.8. deviseth evil, shall bee. a mischievous person 
 Isa. 4. .3. that remameth in Jerusalem shall bee. holy 
 9.6. and his name .f/irtr//Aec.\\ onderful. Counsellor 
 19. 18. one shall bee. the city of destruction 
 32. 5. the vile person shall no more be c. liberal 
 .‘15. 8. and a way, and it shall be c. way of holiness 
 .5-4. 5. the God of the whole earth shall he be c. 
 56.7.house be c. house of prayer. Mat. 21. i.3 
 Jer. 7 . .32. it .shall no more be c. 1 ophet, 19. 6. * 
 
 2.3. 6. ho shall bee. Lord our Righteousness, .33.16 
 Zech. 8. .3. Jerusalem .shall he c. a city of truth 
 Mat. 1.12.3. and his name shall he c. Emmanuel 
 2.23. itmightbefulfilled,.v/ja//Aer.a >;azarene 
 5.9. peace makers shall be c. the children of God 
 19. he shall be c. the least in the kingdom of heaven 
 Luke 1. 32. luid he shall bee. the .''On of the Ilighest 
 .35. also that holy thing s/ifl//Ag r. the Son of God 
 60. his mother said, notso; huthoshall be c. John 
 2. 23. every male shall be c. holy to the l ord 
 Pom. 7 . .3. if she he married, shall he c. an adulteress 
 9. 26. they shall he c. the children of God 
 ^ t>halt be CAlA.CD. 
 
 Isa. 1. 26. thou shall be c. the city of righteousness 
 
 47.1. thou shalt bee. r\o more tender and delicate 
 5. thou shah no more be e. lady of kingdoms 
 
 58.12. thou shah be c. the repairer of the breach 
 62. 2. shah be c. by a new name. Lord shall name 
 
 4. thou shah he c. Ilephzi-bah, thy land Beulah 
 12. thou shah be c. sought for, a city not forsaken 
 
 1. uke 1. 76. thou shah be c. Prophet of the Highest 
 John 1. 42. thou shall be c. Cejihas, which is, a stone 
 
 They CAI.f.ED. 
 
 Ge». 19. 5. theyc. I.ot, and said, where are the men 
 Aum. 25.2. they c. the people to the sacrifices 
 Jndg. 16. 25. they c. for Samson out of the prison 
 L.uh. 9. 26. they c. these days Purim, after Pur 
 Psal. 99. 6. they c, upon the Lord, and he answered 
 Jer. 12. 6. they have c. a multitude after thee 
 30.17. because they e. thee an outcast, saying 
 Hos. 11.2. as they c. to them, so they went from them 
 7; though they c. them to the most High 
 Mat. 10. 25. if they have e. the master Beelzebub 
 Lnke 1. 59. they c. him /acharias, after his father 
 John 9.18. they c. parents of him that receivecl sight 
 24. then again they c. the man that was blind 
 Acts 1 . 10 . theyc. them,and commanded not to speak 
 
 5. 40. when they had c. the apostles, and beaten 
 
 14. 12. theyc. Barnabas, Jupiter ; Paul, Mercurius 
 
 . IVas CALLl'lD. 
 
 Dent. .3. 1.3. which zvas c. the land of giants 
 Judg. 6. + 34. and Abiezer uas c. after him 
 2 Chron. 20. 26. place u asc. the valley of Perachah 
 Ezra 2. 61. and was c. after their name, Neh. 7.63. 
 Isa. 48. 8. zva.' t c. a transgressor from the womb 
 Dan. 10.1. whose name zvas c. Belteshazzar 
 Mat. 26. .3. the high priest, who k’a'.c c. Caiaphas 
 27 . 8. zvas c. the field of blood, unto this dav 
 Luke 1. 36. sixth month with her who zvasc. barren 
 
 2. 21. his name was c. .1 K.srs, so named of the angel 
 John 2.2. Jesus zvas c. and his disciples to marriage 
 Acts 13.1. in the church .‘+imeon, that zvas c. N iger 
 
 24. 2. and when he was c. forth, I'ertullus began 
 
 28.1. they knew that the island zvas c. Melita 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 20. abide in the calling wherein he was c 
 Heb. 11.8. A braham when he zvas c. ohe^’ed 
 Jam. 2. 23. and he zvas c. the friend of God 
 Rev. 19.11. he that sat on him zvas c. Faithful 
 CALLEDSF, CALLE.ST. 
 
 Jndg. 8. l. that thou c. us not when thou wentest 
 1 Sam. .3. 5. and he saifl, here am I, for thou c. me 
 Psal. 81.7. thou c. in trouble, and 1 delivered thee 
 Fzek. 23. 21. c. to remembrance lewdness of youth 
 Mat. 19.17. wh3'f. thou me good 'there is none good 
 but God, Mark 10. 18. Lnke 18. 19. 
 CALLKTII. 
 
 1 KingsO. 43. hear thou in heaven, do accoi'ding to 
 all that the stranger c. to thee for, 2 Chr. 6.'3.3 
 .Toh 12. 4. who c. on God, and he answered him 
 Psal. 42. 7. deep r. unto deep at the noise of thy 
 147. 4. he c. them all by their names, Isa. 40. 26. 
 Prov. 18. 6. a fool’s mouth c. for strokes 
 Isa. 21.11. he c. to me out of .'^^eir, watchman 
 59. 4. none r. for justice, nor any {ileadeth 
 64. 7- and there iii none that c. on thy name 
 Hus. 7. 7. there is none among them that c. to mn 
 Amos 5. 8. that c. for the waters of the sea, 9. 6. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 47 . this man c. for Elias, Mark 15. 35. 
 Murk 3.1.3. c. to him whom he would, they came 
 
 6. 7- c. to him the twelve, and began to sentl them 
 
 8.1. .lesus c. his disciples, and saith to them 
 
 10. 49. be of good comfort, arise, he c. thee 
 12. .37. if David therefore r. him Lord, /,?//<; 20. 44. 
 Lnke 15. 6. he c. together his friends, saying 
 9. she c. her friends and her neighbours 
 20.37. when her.the I/ml, the God of Abraham 
 John 10. .3. and he r. his own sheep 63’ name 
 11.28. the master is come anti r. for thee 
 Pom. 4.17. r. things which be not, astho’ tl e3* were 
 9.11. purpose of election might stand of him that r. 
 
 1 Cur. 12. .3. no man by the .‘^[hrit r. .lesus accursed 
 Gal. 5. 8. persuasion cometh not of him that r. you 
 1 I'hess. 5. 24. faithful is he that r. you,who w ill do it 
 Pev. 2. 20. Jezebel, that r. herself a prophetess 
 GALLING 
 
 Signifies, [Ij Any lazvfnl employment, or way of 
 living, 1 CJir. 7. 20. [2] That effectual calltna, 
 whereby sinners savingly btlttie, and obey the 
 
 K 49 
 
CAM 
 
 CAM 
 
 CAM 
 
 SOspeU Phil. .■?. 14. Heb. 3. 1. The state of 
 glory, and hlessedness in heaven, to winch neltevers 
 are called, Q, 1 liess. 1. 11. 
 
 JUnm. 10. 2. use trumpets for the c. ot the a.s.9embl/ 
 Isa. 1.13. thee, of assemlilies I cannot a\v»ay with 
 Kzek. 23.19. in e. to remembrance her youth 
 Jio7n. 11. 29. the c. of (lod without repentance 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 26. for ye see your e. brethren not many 
 7.20. let every man abi le in same c. wherein called 
 
 llph. 1.1<5. may know what is the hope'ot his e. 
 
 4. 4. as ye are called in one hope of your c. 
 
 JViil. 3.14. for t!ie prize of the hiffh r. ot flod 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 11. thatdod count you worthy ofthisc. 
 2 Tim. 1. 9. who hath called us with any holy c. 
 Ileh. 3. 1. partakers of the heavenly c. consider 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 10. to make your c. and election sure 
 CwlI.rdNd, Particivle. 
 
 Isa. 41. 4. c. the venerations from the beginning 
 
 46.11. c. a ravenou-s bird from the east 
 
 HJat. 11. 16. and c. to their fellows, Luke 7- 32. 
 Jllarkll. 21. Pet'er, c. to remembrance, saith 
 Hcts 7. 59. they stoned Stephen c. upon (iod 
 
 22. 16. wash away thy sins, c. on name of the lord 
 1 Pet. 3. 6. .Sarah obeyed Abraham, c. him Lord 
 CALM. 
 
 Psal. 10“. 29. he maketh the storm a c. 
 
 Jonih 1.11. that tliesea may be c. unto us 
 
 12. cast me forth, so shall the sea be c. to you 
 Jliar, 8.26. there was agreatc. Mark\.2f^. Tjukea.Q.^. 
 CALVi:, ED, El'IL 
 
 Job 21. 10. their cow c. and casteth not her calf 
 .39. 1. canst thou mark when the hinds do c.? 
 Psal. 29.9. the voice of the 1 .ord maketh hinds to c. 
 Jer. 14.5. the hind c. in the field, and forsook it 
 CALVES. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.7. anrl bring their c. home from them 
 
 1 Kings 12. 28. the king made two c. of gold 
 32. sacrificing to the c. that he had made 
 
 2 Khigs 10.29. Jehu departed not from the golden c. 
 2 Chron. 11. 15. he ordained him priests, for the c. 
 
 13. 8. and there are witli you golden c. 
 
 Psal. 68. 30. rebuke the bulls with the c. of people 
 IJos. 10.5. shall fear, because of tlie c. of Beth-aven 
 
 I. 3. 2. let the men that sacrifice kiss the c. 
 
 14. 2. so will we render the c. of our lips 
 Amos 6. 4. and eatc. out of the midst ot the stall 
 3Lc. 6.6. shall 1 come with c. of a year old ? 
 
 3Jal. 4. 2. ye shall grow up as c. ot the stall 
 Ileb. 9.12. nor by blood of goats and c. butown blood 
 
 19 . took blood of c. iind sprinkled book and people 
 CAME. 
 
 Gen. 10.14. outofwhom c. Philistim, 1 Chron. 1.12. 
 
 19.1. two angels c. to .Sodom ateven, Lotsat in gate 
 2i). 3. God c. to Abimelech in a dream by nigtit 
 27- 35. brother c. with subtilty and taken blessing 
 31.24.Go 1 c. to Labr.n the Syrian in dream by night 
 .32. 6. c. to thy brother Esau, he cometh to meet tliee 
 .39.16. she laid up his garment until his lord c. home 
 
 JSfum. 13. 27. c. to the land whither thou sentest us 
 
 19. 2. a red heifer, upon which never c. yoke 
 22. 9. God c. to Balaam at night, and said, 20. 
 
 24. 2. .Sp. of God c. on him, j7/<g. 3.10. 1 Sa/w.10.10. 
 Pent. 1.19. and we c. to Kadesh-barnea 
 33. 2. the Lord c. from Sinai, and rose up from Seir 
 Josh. 15.18. as she c. to him she moved, 1.14. 
 Judg. 5. 19. kings c. and fought, kings of Canaan 
 
 7.13. the cake of bread c. to a tent and smote it 
 
 9. 25. they robbed al 1 that c. alonv that way by them 
 
 57. upon them c. cur.se of .lotham son of Jerubb. 
 
 II. 18. but c. not within the border of Moab 
 13.10. the man that c. to me the other day 
 
 11. Manoah arose and c. to the man, and said 
 
 19. 22. bring forth the man that c. into thy' house 
 
 20. 48. Israel smote Benjamin, all that c. to hand 
 p7ith 2. 6. it is the Moabitish damsel that c. back 
 
 1 Sam. 2.13. custom was, the priest s servant, c. 15. 
 
 14. so they did to all Israelites that c. thither 
 27. there c. a man of God to Eli, and said to him 
 
 4. 1. and the word of Samuel c. to all Israel 
 
 7. 13. they c. no more into the coast of Israel 
 
 9. 15. Lord told Samuel in his ear before Saul c. 
 
 10. 14. when we saw asses no where, c. to Samuel 
 
 13. 8. butSamuel c. not to Gilgal, peoplescattered 
 17. 31. there c. a lion and a bear, and took a lamb 
 
 2 Sam.^.i. men of .1 udah c. and anointed David king 
 3.25. thou knowest Abner, that c. to deceive thee 
 
 13. 30. while in the way the tidings c. to David 
 36. behold, king’s sons c. and wept, the king wept 
 
 15. 2. when any c. to king for judgment, Absalom 
 
 16. 15. Absalom and Ahithophel c. to Jerusalem 
 
 20. 12. saw every one that c. by him stood still 
 
 1 1.42. while he spake,.Jonat. son of Abiath. c. 
 
 4. 3L c. of all people to hear wisdom of Solomon 
 
 10. 10. there c. no more sucli spices as these 
 
 12. there c. no such almug trees to this day 
 
 12.12. .lerob. and all the ."eoplc c. 2 Chron. 10.12. 
 13.10. he returned not by the way her. to Bethel 
 
 19. 9. he c. thither to a cave and lodged there 
 
 20. 43. the king of Israel c. heavy to Samaria 
 
 2 Kings 4. 11. it fell on a day that he c. thither 
 27. when she c. to the man of God to the hill 
 
 5. 15. Naaman c. and stood before Elisha 
 
 6. 23. the bands of Syria c. no more into Israel 
 .32. but ere messenger c.tohim, he said to elders 
 
 8.14. I (azael departed from Elisha, c. to his master 
 
 9. 11. wherefore c. this mad fellow to thee ? 
 
 10. 12. lelui arose, departed, and c. to Samaria 
 
 21. all w orshippers of Baal c. house of Baal full 
 
 17. 28. one of the priests c. and dwelt in Beth el 
 19 3:5. by the way thatke c. shall he return 
 
 24. 3. at the command of the Ixird c. this on .1 udah 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 41. these c. in the days of llezekiah 
 
 5. 2. Judah prev'ailed, of him c. the chief ruler 
 7- 22. Ephraim’s brethren c. to comfort him 
 
 12.1. now these ai'ethey thate. to Dav. day by'day 
 
 22. there c. to David to help him a great host 
 
 2 Chron. 11.14. the Levites left all and c. to Judah 
 12. 11. the guard c. and fetched the shields 
 
 14. 14. for the fear of the Lord c. upon them 
 
 22.1. the band of men that c. with the Arabians 
 24.18.w'rath c. on Judah and .Ferusalem for trespass 
 
 25. 20. Amaziah would not hear, for it c. of God 
 
 50 
 
 2 Chr. .30.11. divers humbled thems. and c. to Terus. 
 .31. 5. and as soon as commandment c. abroatl 
 Lzra 2. 2. which c. with /ei ubbabel, Alordecai 
 5. 5. not cause to cease till the matter c. to Darius 
 Neh.7.7%. when seventh month c. were in their cities 
 Esth. 1. 17. V’ashti to be brought in, but she c. not 
 
 2. 1.3. then thus c. every maiden to tlie king 
 4. 2. Mordecai c. even before the king's gate 
 
 8. 17. w'hither the king’s decree c. Jews had joy 
 Job 3. t25. 1 feared a fear, aurl itc. upon me 
 
 26. I was not in safety, nor bafl rest, yet trouble c. 
 29. 13. the blessing of him ready to perish c. on him 
 :50. 26. I looked for good, evil c. fiarkness c. 
 
 Psal. 18. 6. my cry c. before me, even to Ids ears 
 
 27. 2. when my foes c. upon me they stumbled 
 78. 31. wrath of God c. upon them, and slew them 
 165.19. until time that his word c. word tried them 
 
 31. he spake, and there c. divers sorts of Hies 
 .34. he spake, and locusts c. and caterpillars 
 
 F.ccl. 5. 15. to go as lie c. and take nothing, 16. 
 
 1. sa. 20. 1. in the year that 1 art an c. to Ashdod 
 .30. 4. and his ambassadors c. to Hanes 
 
 41. 5. ends of earth were afraid, drew near and c. 
 Jer. 7. .31. nor c. it into my mind, 19. 5. | 32. .35. 
 
 8. 15. we looked for peace, but no good c. 
 
 44. 21. incense you burnt, c. it not into his mind ' 
 Ezek. 4. 14. nor c. there abominable flesh into mouth 
 17. .3. c. to Lebanon, and took the highest branch 
 .33. 22. afore he that was escaped c. opened mouth 
 37. 7- the bones c. together, bone to his bone 
 
 10. breath c. into them, they lived and stood up 
 
 4.3. 2. the glory of God of Israel c. from the east 
 Dan. 2. + 29. thoughts c. up into thy mind on thy bed 
 4. 28. all this c. on the king Nebuchadnezzar 
 
 7. 13. one like Son of Man c. with clouds of heaven 
 
 22. till the ancientof days c. and judgment given 
 Amos 6. 1. to whom the house of Israel r. 
 
 Jonah 3. 6. for word c. to the king of Nineveh 
 Hab. 3. 3. God c. from I'eman, and the Holy One 
 Hag. 1. 9. ye looked for much, and lo it c. to little 
 
 2. 16. when one c..to the press-fat to draw out 
 Zech. 7.12. c. a great wrath from the Lord of hosts 
 
 14. 16. of all the nations that c. against Jerusalem 
 Mat. 2. 1. there c. wise men from the east to lerus. 
 
 9. till it c. and stood over where the child was 
 
 3. 1. in those daysc. John the Baptist preaching 
 7- 25. and the rains descended, and the floods c. 2?. 
 
 9. 1. he passed over and c. into his own city 
 
 20. a woman c. behind, touched hem of his garm. 
 
 28. come into the house, the blind men c. to'Jesus 
 
 20. 28. Son of man c. not to be ministered to 
 
 21. 28. c. to the first and said, son, go work to-dav 
 30. he c. to the second, and said likewise 
 
 32. John c. to you in the way of righteousness 
 
 25. 10. they went to buy, the bridegioom c. 
 
 .36. I was in prison, and ye c. to me 
 
 26. 49. forthwith he c. to Jesus and kissed him 
 60. though false witnesses c. 3'et found they none 
 
 28.13. his disciples c. by night, and stole him away 
 Mark 3. 8. heard what great things he did, c. to him 
 
 9. 21. how long is it ago since this c. to him ? 
 
 12. 28. one of the scribes c. and asked him 
 
 42. c. a certain poor widoty threw two mites 
 Lvke 1. 57. now Elisabeth’s full time c. to be deliv. 
 
 9. 34. there c. a cloud and overshadovv'ed them 
 .35. and there c. a voice out of the cloud, saying, 
 
 15. 17. when he c. to himself, he said, how many 
 
 20. and he arose and c. to his father 
 
 Jo/ni 1. 7. the same c. to bear witness of the light 
 
 11. he c. to his own, and his own received him not 
 
 17. but grace and truth c. by Jesus Christ 
 
 3. 2. the same c. to Jesus by night, 7. 50. 119. 39. 
 
 23. and thej' c. and were baptized 
 
 4. 27. upon this r. his disciples, and marvelled that 
 
 10. .35. if he called gods to whom w'ord of God c. 
 
 12. 30. the voice c. not because of me, but for 3’ou 
 
 20. 19. at even c. Jesus, and stood in the midst 
 Acts 8. 40. preached in aU cities, till he c. to C'esarea 
 
 9. 21. c. hither for that intent, to bring them bound 
 
 10. 45. as many as c. w'ith Peter were astonished 
 
 11. 5. the vessel descended, and it c. even to me 
 
 2.3. when he c. and had seen the grace of God 
 
 19. 18. and many that believed c. and confessed 
 
 28. 21. nor brethren that r. spake any harm of thee 
 Rom. 5. 18. judgment c. the free gift c. on all men 
 
 7. 9. w'hen the commandment c. sin revived 
 9. 5- of whom, as concerning the flesh, Christ c. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 21. since by man c. death, b3' man c. also 
 Gal. 2. 12. for before that certain c. from James 
 3. 23. be.fore faith c. we were kept under the law 
 Eph. 2.17. and c. and preached peace to you afar ofiF 
 1 Thess. 1. .5. our gospel c. notm word only but in 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 15. that Christ c. to save sinners [power 
 
 2 Tim. 3.11. persecutions wdiicli c. to me at Antioch 
 
 2 Pet. 1.17. when there c. such a voice to him 
 
 18. this voice which c. from heaven we heard 
 
 21. prophecy c. not in old time by the will of man 
 1 Jolm 5. 6. this is he that c. by water and blood 
 
 3 John 3. when brethren c. and testified of the truth 
 Rev. 16. 19. and great Bab3-lon c. in remembrance 
 
 See Spirit o^ the Lord. 
 
 CAME again. 
 
 Judg. 13. 0. angel c. again to the woman as she sat 
 
 15. 19. his spirit c. again to him, 1 Sam. .‘50. 12. 
 
 21. 14. and Benjamin c. again at that time 
 
 1 Kings 17.22. the soul of the child c. into him again 
 
 19. 7. the angel of the Lord c, again the second time 
 
 2 Kings 5. 14. his flesh c. again like the flesh of a child 
 7.8. lepers c. again, and entered into another tent 
 
 EzraQ.. 1. these c. againto .1 udah and Jerus. Neh.7.6. 
 Esth. 6.12. Mordecai c. again to the king’s gate 
 Dan. 10.18. c. again and touched me one like a man 
 Zech. 4. 1. the angel c. agaAi-Mvd waked me 
 Lake 8. ,55. her spif it c. uj?. and she arose straightway 
 John 8. 2. and early he c. again into the temple 
 CAME down. 
 
 Gen. 11.5. Lord c. down to see the city and tower 
 
 15. 11. when the fowls c. dozen on the carcases 
 43.20. O Sir, we c. down at first to buy food 
 E.tod. 19. 20. the Lord c. down upon mount Sinai 
 .34. 29. when Moses c. down from mount Sinai 
 Lev. 9. 22. and Aaron c. down from offering 
 
 Nnm. 11. 25. the Tnrd c. down in a cloud, 12. 5. 
 
 14. 45. then Anialekites c. rfr/zritand smote them 
 Jvtlg.5. 14. out of Macbir c. dozen the governors 
 2 Sam. 22.10. bowe<i heavens and c. down, Psal. 18. 9 
 2 Kings 1. 10. there c. down fire from heaven, 12, 14. 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 21. men of Gath c. d. to take their cattle- 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 1. made an end of praying, fire c. d. 3, 
 Lam. 1. 9. therefore she c. dtnon wonderfully 
 Dan. 4. 13. an holy one c. down from heaven 
 Mic. 1.12. evil c. down from the I>ord to the gate 
 37at. 17. 9. as they c. d. from mountain, Mark^}. 9. 
 Lttke 10. 31. there c. down a certain priest that way 
 
 19. 6. he niaiie haste and c. dorwn and rf-i eived him 
 John .3.13. he that c. down from heaven, >on of Man 
 
 6. .38. I c. d. from heaven, not to do mine own wil'. 
 
 41. the bread which c. down from heaven, 51, 58. 
 Acts 15. l.men which c. down from Judea taught 
 
 21. 10. there c. down from Judea a certain propliet 
 Rev. 20. 9. fire c. d. from God and devoured them 
 CA.ME forth. 
 
 F.xod. 13.8. Imrd did to me when I c.f. out of Egypt 
 Snm. 11. 20. wept, saying, why c. f. out of Egypt ? 
 
 12. 5. .Aaron and Miriam, they both c. forth' 
 
 Dent. 23. 4. met you not with water when ye c. f. 
 Josh. 9.12. our breiul hot on day we c. forth to you 
 Jtidg. 14. 14. he said to them, out of tlie eater c. f. 
 
 meat, and out of the strong c. f. sweetness 
 2 Sam. 16. 5. Shimeic^. and cursed as he came 
 
 11. son which c.f. of my bowels seeketh my' life 
 
 1 Kings 22. 21. c./. a spirit, and stood before Lord. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 23. c.f. little children and mocked him 
 
 24. c. forth two she bears and tare 42 chil dren 
 
 21. 15. their fathers c./. out of Egypt, ycr 7. 25. 
 
 2 Chron. 32.21. that c. forth of his bowels slew him 
 Prov. 7. 15. therefore c. I forth to meet thee 
 Eccl. 5. 15. as he c. forth naked, shall he return 
 Jer. 20.18. w'hereforec. \ forth out of the womb’ 
 Dan. 3. 26. they c. forth of tlie midst of the fire 
 
 5. 5. c. forth fingers and wrote on plaster of wall 
 
 7. 10. a fiery stream c. forth from lictbre him 
 
 8. 9. out of one of them c. forth a little horn 
 
 9. 23. the command c.f. and I am come to shew 
 Zech. 10. 4. out of him c. forth the enmer, the nail 
 Mark 1. 38. that I may preach, for therefore c. I /. 
 John 11. 44. and he that was dead r. forth bound 
 
 16. 28. I e. forth from the Father into the world 
 
 19. 5. Jesus c. forth wear ing the crown of thorns 
 
 /CAME. 
 
 Gen. 24. 42. and 7r. this day to the well, and said 
 30. 30. for it was little thou hadst before 1 c. 
 
 48. 5. which were bom before / c. into Egypt 
 7. when Ic. from Padan, Bacheldied by me 
 F.xod. 5. 23. since/c.to speak to Pharaoh in thy name 
 Dent. 22. 14. when I r. to her found her not a maid 
 Jndg. 20. 4. Levite said, 1 c. into Gibeahof Benj. 
 
 1 TtDigs 10.7. I believed not till Ic. 2 Chron. 9. 5. 
 Neh. 6.10. afterwards / c. to the house of '^hemaiah 
 
 13. 6. I c. to the king and obtained leave 
 
 7. 1 c. to Jerusalem and understood of the evil 
 Isa. 50. 2. wherefore, when 1 c. was there no man 
 Ezek. .3.15. then I c. to them of the captivity 
 
 43. 3. when I c. to destroy the. city 
 3Iat. 10. .34. 1c. not to semi peace, but a sword 
 31ark 2.17- / c. not to call the righteous, Luke 5. .32. 
 John 8. 14. 1 know whence I c. and whither 1 go 
 
 42. Ic. from God, nor c. I of my self, he sent me 
 
 12. 27. but for this cause I c. to this hour 
 
 47. for I c. not to judge the world, but to save 
 18.37. for this cause c. /into the world,\hat 1 bear 
 Acts 10.29. therefore c. / as soon as 1 was sent for 
 
 20. 18. ye know' from the first day' / c. into Asia 
 
 22. 11. being led by the hand, / c. into Damascus 
 
 23. 27. then c. I w'ith an army and rescued him 
 24.17. Ic. to bring alms to my nation, and offerings 
 
 1 Cor. 2.1. when /c. to you ic. not with excellency 
 
 2 Cor. 1.23. that to spare y ou / c. not as yet to Cor i nth 
 
 2.3. lest when Ic. 1 should have sorrow from them 
 
 12. when / c. to Troas to preach Christ’s gospel 
 Gal. 1. 21. afterwards I c. into theregionsof Syria 
 
 CAME in. 
 
 Gen. 6. 4. the sons of God c. in to daughters of men 
 19.5. where are the men that c. in to thee this night ? 
 .38.18. .1 udah c. in unto her, and she conceived 
 .39. 14. he c. in to lie with me, and 1 cried loud 
 Eiod. 21. 3. if he c. in by himself, he shall go out 
 Josh. 6. 1. none w ent out, and none c. in to Jericho 
 
 1 .SrtW.18.13. went out and c. in before the people.16. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 4. she c. in to him, and he lay with her 
 
 1 Kings 14. 6. as she c. in at the door, Ahijah said 
 
 2 Chron. 15.5. no peace to him that c. in, Zech. 8.10. 
 Esth. 2. 14. she c. in to the king no more except 
 Jer. 32. 23. and they c. in and possessed it 
 
 .37.4. now'Jereiniah c. in and went out among people 
 Ezek. 46. 9. not return by way of the gate he c. in 
 Dan.4.7. then c. in the magicians, the Chaldeans,5.8. 
 
 8. but at tlie last Daniel c. in before me 
 Jonah 2. 7. my prayer c. in to thy holy' temple 
 3Iat. 22.11. when the king c. in to see the guests 
 Luke 1. 28. the angel c. in to Mary', and said, bail 
 
 7. 45. but this w oman since 1 c. m kissed my feet 
 Acts 5. 7 • his wife not knowing what was done c. m 
 
 10. the young men c. in and found her dead 
 Gal. 2. 4. who'c. in privily to spy out our liberty’’ 
 CAME near. 
 
 Gen. 19.9. they pressed, and c./iear to break the door 
 Exod. 14. 20. the one c. not near the other all night 
 40. .32. w hen they c. n. to the altar, they washed 
 Kum. 31.48. officers and captains c. near to Moses 
 36. 1. the chief of Joseph c. near before Moses 
 Dent. 1. 22. ye c. near to me every one of you, 5.23. 
 Josh. 10. 24. c. near and put vour feet on the necks 
 
 17. 4. they c. near before Efeazar the priest, 21.1. 
 
 1 Kings 18. .36. at tlie time of the offering of the 
 
 evening sacrifice, Elijah c. wear and said 
 
 2 Kings 4. 27. Gehazi c. near to thrust her aw'ay' 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 23. Zedekiah c. n. and smote Micaiah 
 Jer. 42.1. from the least even to tlie greatest c. near 
 Dan. 3. 8. Chaldeans r. near and accused the Jews 
 26. iS ebuchaiinezzar c. near to the furnace 
 Acts 9. 3. he c. near to Damascus, tliere shined light 
 CAAIE nigh. 
 
 Exod. 32.19. as soon as he c. nigh he saw the calr 
 
CAM 
 
 CAN 
 
 C A M 
 
 Exod. 34. 32. afterwarri all chiMrcn of Isrfiel c. nigh 
 2 8a7n 13. 5. when any c. nigh to do him obeisance 
 Mat. 15. 29. .Jesus c. nigh to the sea ofGalilee 
 Markll. 1. when theyc. tiigh to lerusalem 
 Luke 7. 12. when he c. nigh to the gate of the city 
 CAM K over. 
 
 Jn.ih. 4. 22. Israel c. ecer this .Iordan on dry land 
 Judg. 19. 10. the Levitec. over against .Jehus 
 Mark 5. 1. they c. over to the other side of the sea 
 CAM l‘j out. 
 
 Gen. 24. 15. behold Tlebekah c. wr with her pitcher 
 
 25. 25. first c. out red, all over like a hairy garment 
 38. 28. the midwife said, this c.ovt first 
 4d. 26. all the souls wfiich e. lait of his loins 
 Exod. 13. 3. remember the day in which ve c. tntt, 4. 
 Lev. 9. 24. a fire c. out from the f .ord, J^kum. 16. .35. 
 Eum. 12. 4. the L. spake suddenly, they three c. out 
 16, 27. Dathan and Abiiam c. out and stfio<l 
 20.11. he smote rock, and water c. oui abundantly 
 Dent. 11. 10. not as land of Kgy pt whence ye c. out 
 Josh. 5. 4. all that c. out were circumcised, 5. 
 
 6. till all that c. out of F.gypt were consumed 
 Judg. A. 22. .Jael c. out to meet him, and said, come 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 16. the man said to Fli, I am he that c. out 
 
 of the army, 1 fled to-day out of the arniy 
 
 21.5. about these three days since I c. out 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 2.3. the spear c. out behind him, and he fell 
 6. 20. Michael c. out to meet David, and said 
 
 11. 23. the men prevailed against us, ami c. out 
 
 18. 4. and all the people c. out by hundreds and by 
 
 1 Kmg.^ 8. 9. when die Lord made a covenant with 
 Israel, w'hen they c. outot Egypt, 2 Chron. 5. 10. 
 
 20.19. these young men princes of provinces c. out 
 
 2 Chron. 20.10. not Israel invade, w'hen they c. out 
 Job 1. 21. naked c. I out of my mother’s womb 
 
 3. 11. why died 1 not from the womb P why did 1 
 not give up the ghost when 1 c. out of tlie belly 't 
 
 Jer. 17.16. that which c. out of my lips was right 
 Ezek. 1. 4. a whirlwind c. out of the north, a cloud 
 Hab. 3.14. they c. out as a whirlwind to scatter me 
 Zech. 5.9. c. Ota twm women, and wdnd in their wings 
 Mat. 8. 34. the whole city c. out to meet .lesus 
 12.44. return to house whence I c. out, Luke 11. 24. 
 27. 32. as they c. out they found Simon of Cyrene 
 5.3. and c.out of the graves after his resurrection 
 Markl. 26. unclean spirit had cried, he c. otit, 9.26. 
 6. .34. when he c. out, he saw much people 
 
 9. 7- a voice c. out of the cloud, saying, this is my 
 Luke 1. 22. when he c. wche could notspeak to them 
 
 4. 35. and he c. out of him, and hurt him not 
 
 15. 28. therefore c.out his father, and entreated 
 
 John 16. 27. because ye believed ! c. out from God 
 
 17. 8. they have known that I c. mu from thee 
 
 19. .34. his side, forthwith c. out blood and water 
 
 8.7- for unclean spirits c.«7/rofmany possessed 
 
 10. 18. and tlie spirit c. ovt the same hour 
 
 ■'Y^rdof God M/r from you, or to you 
 Meb. ,3.16. not all that c out of Egypt by Moses 
 .Rtfr.7_.14. these c. out of great tribulation and washed 
 
 14. lo. another angel c. out of the temple, I7. 
 
 18. another angel c. out from the altar 
 
 15. 6, the seven angels c. out of the temple 
 
 19.5. a voice c. out of the throne, praise our God 
 
 CAME to pass. 
 
 Exod. 12. 41. and it c. to pass at the end of 4,30 
 years, even the self-same «Iay it c. to pass. 51 
 Veut. 2. 16. so it c. to pa.a, 1 Sam. 1.3. 22. 2 Kings 
 
 T 7 10 12- 2. 8. yJcAf 27. 44. 
 
 ^opass when Israel grew strong 
 21. 4o. there failed not any thing ; all c. to pass 
 Judg. 13. 20. for It c. to pass, 1 Kings 11. 4,15. 
 
 15. 1. it c. to pass, 2 Kings 3. 5. Neh. 2. 1. | 4.1 7 
 
 1C 1 6. 1 17.1. Jer. .35.’ll! 
 
 i ^am. 1.20 It c. to pass w'hen the time was come 
 
 iA n that day 
 
 16. 23. It c. to pass when the evil spirit ftom God 
 i>am. 2. 1. It c. to pass after this, 8. 1. 1 10. 1. 
 
 o o j 6. 24. 2 Chron. 20. l! 
 
 - Kings 8. 15. and it c. to pass on the morrow, 
 
 7o 10 <7 T 20. 3. Acts 4. 5. 
 
 t Old them suddenly, and they c. to pass 
 o. before it c. to pass \ shewed it thee 
 1 1 liesn, 3. 4, even as it c, to pass and ye know 
 „ ^ ThenCA^W.. 
 
 Lxerf. 17. 8. then c. Amalck and fought with Israel 
 Num. 27. l.thenc. the daughters of Zelophehad 
 o \-/^'^«^-,Pavid to Ahimelech the priest 
 
 Od Ta 1-all the tribes to David to Hebron 
 
 24. 6 . twn they c. to Gilead, and numbered peoi/le 
 
 - hm. 18. .37. r/itfw c. Eliakim and Shehna.Im..36.22. 
 
 t/icre c. Solomon from his journey 
 K /■ ®*‘emaiah the prophet to Kehoboam 
 
 I -^'’eshbazzar, and laid foundation 
 
 o n Itanani one ot my brethren c. 
 
 governors beyond the river 
 '"I’en 1 looked for good, then evil c. 
 
 07 Ir e-^ereiniah from 'rophet, whither 
 V A ^ princes to .Jeremiah 
 of t^"^ the elders of Israel 
 
 it* a 1 c. the same day intomy sanctuary 
 
 1 s'; ^ te> him the disciples of .John ^ 
 
 so 'Jl^ tesus scribes and Pharisees, saying 
 
 12. thenc. his disciples, and said to Iiim, 17. 39 
 e. She, and worshipped him, MarkH.Oo. 
 
 ^ ^‘‘ter to him, and said, I.ord, how oft 
 
 20. thenc. the mother of /ebedee’s children 
 o’ they, and laid hands on lesus 
 
 00 7 e. also publicans to be baptized 
 
 tJ/ '2 the day ot unleavened bread 
 
 io"oQ f’e officers to the chief priests 
 
 -8. r/;ewtJ)erec. a voice tnim heaven, saying 
 20. ..6. then c. .lesus tlie doors being shut, and stood 
 
 II t AML, or CAME </7c?7. 
 
 10 -P- <•. to Ilaran and dwelt there 
 
 D. o into the land of Canaan thep c. 
 
 place which God told them of 
 ^xod 16. .io. till they c. to a Land inhabited 
 " W I ^ c. they into the wilderness of Sinai 
 
 l lx.'d, they slew him 
 
 o » 2laflok and N athan, r/i<'.vc. before king 
 
 ' to 'i.e, when I fled from Absalom 
 
 -J. 20. they c. and told it in city, where old prophet 
 
 2 Kings 2. 4. I will not leave, so they c. to .Tericho 
 6. 4. when theyc. to Iordan, they cut down wood 
 20.14. these men whence c. they to thee, Isa. 39. 3. 
 2 Chron. 20. 4. out of all luda theyc. to seek Lonl 
 29-17. on eighth day c. thiyvo the porch of J.ord 
 Ezra 2. 68. some when they c. offered freely 
 Neh. 13. 21. from that time forth c. they no move 
 Job 6. 20. they c. tliitherand were ashamed 
 .30. 14. they c. upon me as a wide breaking in 
 Psal. 88. 17- they c. round about me like water 
 Jer. 14. 3. they c. to the pits and found no water 
 43. 7. thus c. they even to 'I'ahpanlies 
 Ezek, 23. 40. a messenger was .sent, \othey c. 
 
 Dan. 2. 2. they c. and stood before the king 
 6. 24. or ever they c. at the bottom of the den 
 Mat. 1. 18. before they c. together she was found 
 14. 34. thryc. into the land of Gennesaret 
 18. 31. they c. and told their Lord all, J.uke 14.21. 
 26. 73. after a while c. they that stood by 
 Mark 1. 45. they c. to him trom every quarter 
 3. 13. he called whom he would, nnd they c. tn him 
 Luke 2. 16. they c. witli haste and found Mary 
 24. 23. they c. saying, that they had seen a vision 
 John 12. 9. and they c. not for .lesus’ sake only 
 Acts 8. .36. theyc. unto acertain water, eunuch said 
 12. 10. they c. to the iron gate which opened 
 20. they c. witli one accord ami desired peace 
 17-13. they c. thither also and stirred up the people 
 23. 14. theyc. to the chief priests and elders 
 3.3. who when they r.to Cesarea, presented Paul 
 Bee. 7. 13. what aie these, and whence c. they? 
 
 Word of the Is>rd CAM E. 
 
 Gen. 15. l.roord to Abraham in a vi.sion, 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 10. word of l/nd c .In Samuel, saving 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 11. r. the word of Lord to Gail, Ilavid’s 
 
 1 Kings 6. 11. word of Lord c. to Solomon, saying 
 16.1. word of L. c. to .Tehu against Paaslia, saying,7. 
 17. 2. tlie word of Lord c. unto Elijah, 8.1 18. 1. 
 
 . I 19. 9. 121. 17, 28. 
 
 18^ 31. whom word of I,, c. saying, Israel thy name 
 
 2 Kings 4. the word of L. c. to Isaiah, Tsa. .38. 4. 
 
 1 Chr. 17. 3. word of L. c. to N athan || 22. 8. to David 
 
 2 C'/(.11.2.a'.ey'Jy.r.to.Shemaiali,12.7. | 1 fuwg.f 12.22. 
 Jer. 1. o. word of the Lord c. to leremiah, 4. | 2. 1 
 
 I 14.1. I 29. .30.1 .33. 1. ]0, Ban. Q. 2. 
 Ezek. 1. 3. worduf L.c. expres.sly to Ezekiel, 3.16. 
 Ilos. 1.1. wordof L. c. to Hosea || Joel 1. 1. c. to Joel 
 Jonah 1.1. w. of L. c. to Jonah, 3.1. 
 
 Mir. 1.1. w. of L, c.to Micah 
 Zeph. 1.1. w. ofly.c. to 7epti. || ILag. 1.1 .c.hv TTaggai 
 Zech. 1.1. to Zechariah || 7. 4. c. ofhosts to me; 8.1 
 CAMEL. 
 
 Gen. 24. 64. Pebekah saw Isaac, lighted off the c. 
 E.ev. 11.14. these ye shall not eat, the c. Dent. 14.7. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 3. but slay infant, ox, and c. and ass 
 Zech. 14.15. so shall be the plagueof the c. and ass 
 Mat. 19. 24. it is easier for a c. to go thro’ the eve 
 of a needle, Mark 10. 25. Luke 18. 25. 
 23. 24. which strain at a gnat and swallow a c. 
 CAMELEOl^. 
 
 1. ev. 11. 30. these shall be unclean, the c. the lizard 
 
 CAMI’.LS. 
 
 Gen. 12.16.Abramhad sheep, oxen,she as.ses, and c. 
 24.19. I will draw water for thj' c. also, 44. 
 
 .30. 43. Jacob had much cattle, asses, and c. 
 
 31. 34. Pachel put them in the c. furniture 
 .37. 25. Ishmaelites came with their c. heal ing 
 
 Exod. 9. 3. Iiand of the lord on the c. and the oxen 
 Judg. 6. 5. they and their c. w'ithout number, 7. 12. 
 
 8. 21. took awa3'ornaments on their c. necks 26! 
 
 1 .Saw. 27. 9. David took away c. and the apparel 
 30.17. save 400 young men who rode on c. and fled 
 
 1 n ings 10. 2. came to Jerusalem with c. 2 Chr. 9. l . 
 
 2 A mgs 8. 9- Hazael took a pre.sent forty c. burden 
 1 Chron. 5. 21. the Poubenites took away ofc. 50 000 
 
 12. 40. they ot Zebulun brought bread on c? ’ 
 
 27 - 30. over the c. also was Ohil the Ishmaelite 
 Ezra 2. 67- their c. were 4.35. Neh. 7. 69. 
 
 Esth. 8.10. he sent letters by post on mules, c. 14. 
 Job 1. 3. his substance also was three thousand e. 
 
 17. the Chaldeans fell on the c.and carried them 
 Da. 21.7- he saw a chai'iot of asses and of c. 
 
 30. 6. will carry their treasures on the buncliesof c. 
 60. 6. the multitude of c. shall cover thee 
 Jer. 49. 29. they shall take to themselves their c. 
 
 32. their c. shall be a booty, and their cattle 
 Ezek. 25. 5. 1 wdll make Pabbah a stable for c. 
 
 Mat. 3. 4. John had raiment of c. hair, Mark 1 6 
 
 CAME.ST. ■ ■ 
 
 Gen. 16. 8. Ilagar, Sarai’s maid, whence c. thou ’ 
 
 24. 5. bring again to the land from whence thou c. 
 
 27. 33. and I have eaten of all before lliou c. 
 
 Eixod. 23.15. for in it thoiie. out from Egypt, 34 18 
 Niim. 22. .37. wherefore c. thou not unto me ? ' 
 
 Deut. 2. .37. to the land of Ammon thou c. not 
 16. 3. remember the day thou c. thoii c. in haste 
 
 1 Sam. 13.11. thou c. not within the days appointed 
 17- 28. Eliabsaid, whyc. thou dow n hither i 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 10. c. thou not from thy journey ? 
 
 15. 20. Avhereas thou c. but yesterday, should I 
 
 1 kings 13. 9. not return by the wa3’ thou c. 17. 
 
 14. art thou the man of (lod that c. from .ludah ^ 
 
 2 Kings 19. 28. 1 Avill turn thee hack by the way by 
 
 which thou c. Isa. .37 . 29. 
 Neh. 9. 13. thou c. down also on moiitit .‘•^inai 
 Isa. 64. 3. thou c. down tlie mountains flowetl 
 Jer. 1. 5. before thou c. forth, I sanctified thee 
 Ezek. .32. 2. and thou c. forth with tliy ri\ ers 
 Mat. "2. 12. friend, how c. thou in hither not bavin"- 
 John 6. 25. they said, Habhi, -when c. thou hither f 
 
 16. .30. we believe tiiat thou c. forth from God 
 Acts 9.17- Jesus appeared to thee in way, as thou c. 
 
 CAMP. 
 
 Exod. 14.19. the angel of Lord went before the c. 
 
 16.13. af even the quails came up and covered c. 
 
 .32. 17. there is a noise of war in the r. 
 
 27. go thro’ the c. and slay every man his brother 
 36. 6. they causetl it to he proclaimed thro’ the c. 
 
 Lev. 17. 3. whatmankilleth any goat in the c.? 
 
 24.10. they strove together in tlie c. 
 
 Ni/m, 1.5G.Israel shall pitch every one liy Iiiso^i n c. 
 
 2. 3. on tiie east side snail the c. of Judah pitek 
 
 A«w. 4.5. wlien c. setteth forward, Aaron shall rom«' 
 15. a-s the c. is to set forward, after that the sens ' 
 11.1. consumed them in the utmost parts of the c. 
 
 26. Eldacl and Medad prophesied in the c. 
 
 Deut. 23. 10. he shall not come within the c. 
 
 14. the I.ord walked in the niiilst of thy c. 
 
 'r j ' inake the c. of Israel a curse 
 
 Judg. 7. 17. when I come to the outside of the c. 
 
 13. 25. .Spirit ot God began to move him in the c, 
 
 21. 8. there came none to the c. from Jabesli 
 12. young virgins, they hrought them to the c. 
 
 noi^eof this great .slioiit in the c. 
 the standing: c. ot the Philistines went 
 1/. and nin to the r. to thy brethren 
 1 Sings 16. 16. all Israel made Omri king in the c. 
 
 »• in such and such a place shall be myc, 
 
 7. i. they left the c. as it was, and fled for life 
 
 8. and when these lepers came to the c 
 
 19. 35. the angel of the Lord smote in' the c. or 
 o . ^'ssyrians, 1}}5.(KK), Jsa. .37. .36. 
 
 'r l-.the band came with the Arabians tox. 
 I sal. (8. 28. let it tall in the iniflst of their c 
 106. 16. they envied Moses also in the c 
 Ezek. 4. 2. lay siege, .set the c. also against it 
 Joel 2. 11. for his c. is very great, for he is strong 
 Bev. 20. 9. compassed the c. of the saints about 
 Into the CAAiP. 
 
 T.ev. 14. 8. after that he shall come into c. 1 6. 26,28. 
 Num. 11. .30. Moses gat him into c. he and elders 
 Deut. 23.11. sun is down, he shall come into c. again 
 1 Sam. 4. 7. the Philistines said, God is come into c. 
 Gut ,f the ('AMP. 
 
 Exod. 19.17 • Moses iTought forth people out of the c. 
 Lev. 10.4. come near, carry your Urethren out ofc. 
 
 14. 3. the priest shall go forth out of thee, anti look 
 
 17. .3. what man soever killefh a gcMovtof the c. 
 24. 2.3. should bring him that had cursed out of c. 
 Aum. 5. 2. coinmand they put every leper ewr ofc. 
 12.14. let Miriavn be shut 07^t of tite c. seven (lays 
 
 14. 44. the ark and Moses departed not rut (f c. 
 Deut.<2,3. 10. unclean person shall go abroad out ofc 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 17. spoilers came out ofc. of Philistine.s 
 
 2 Sarn. 1. 2. behold, a man came wr of c. from Saul 
 3. he said to him, out of c. of Israel am 1 escaped 
 
 Bound about the CAMP. 
 
 Bum. 11. ,31. quails fell, spread them roundah. c. 32. 
 Judg.j. 21. Stood every man in jilace round ah. c. 
 Without the CAMP. 
 
 Exod^ 29.14. the tlesh of the bullock shalt thou burn 
 withG7it the c. Lev. 8. I7. 1 9. 11. | 16. 27 
 3.3.7. pitched taliem. sought Lord, went without c.' 
 
 V' shall carrj' forth ?cA\e9> without thec, 
 13. 46. that hatli the plague shall dwell withoutc. 
 
 leper shall he put out without thee, 
 
 15. j5. gatherer of sticks shall he .stoned without c. 
 
 19. 3. bring the red heifer without c. and s-Iav her 
 31. 19. and do ye abide without the c. seven'days 
 
 Dent. 23. 12. thou shalt have a place also without c. 
 Josh. 6.9.3. Hahab left her kindred without the c. 
 Eleh.13.11. bodies of those beast.s are hovvilwithm/t c. 
 1.3. let us go torth to him without c. beariii" his 
 CAMP. 
 
 Jsa. 29. 3. I will c. against thee round about 
 t/tfr. 50. 29. all ye that bend the bow c. against it 
 Aah. 3. 17. which c. in the hedges in the c^d ctav 
 CAMPED.' 
 
 Exod. 19. 2. and there Israel c. befoie the mount 
 ^ CAMP.S. 
 
 Gen. 32. 12. he called the name of that place two c 
 Aum. 5. .3. leper put out, that they dehle nottfieir c 
 10. 2. make two trumpets for journeying of tlie c. 
 Amos 4.10. 1 have made stink of your c. to come no 
 CAMPIilRE. 
 
 Cant. 1.14. my beloved is to me as a cluster of/?. 
 
 4.13. thy plants are an ^Aaid of c.with spikenard 
 
 GtfK. 41.,38. Phara. said, c. we find such a one as this? 
 Deut. 31. 2. I c. no more go out and come in 
 ~ ^aw. 12. 23. he is dead, c. I bring him back again ? 
 
 19. 35. c. ] discern, c. I hear voice of singing-men ? 
 Job 6. 6. c. that w hich is unsavoury he eaten' 
 
 8. 11. c. the rush grow^ without mire ? c. the flag ? 
 
 22. 2. c. a man be profitable to God ? 
 
 13, c. he judge through the dark cloud ? 
 
 36. 29. c. fmy understand the spreading of clourls ? 
 
 1 sal. 78. 19. they said, c. God furnish a table ' 
 
 20. c. he give bread also ' c. be jirovide „esh = 
 
 89. 6. whoc. be compared ? c. be likened to Lord ? 
 Prov. 6. 27. c. a man take fire in his bosom ? 
 
 28. c. one go on hot coals and not he burnt ? 
 
 Isa. 46. 7. one shall cry, 3’et c. he not answ-er 
 49.15. c. a woman foi-get her sucking child ' 
 
 Jer. 9. 32. c. a maid forget her ornaments, ora bride 
 
 23. 24. c. any hide himself in secret places that I 
 A/no.s3.3.e.t\vo walk together e.xcept they be agreed? 
 
 5. e. a bird fall in asnare where no gin is for him ? 
 
 8. Lord God liath spoken, who r. but pi ophes>' ’ 
 
 Mat. 19.25. who c. be saved? MarklO.96. Lukem.96. 
 
 27. 65. go your wa3', make it as sure as you e. 
 Mark2. 19. c. the children of bride-chamber fast ? 
 
 9. 20. this kind c. come forth but b3’ praver 
 
 10. .38. r. ye drink of the cup that 1 ilrii'ik of? 
 
 Luke 6. 39. spake a parable, c. the blind lead blind? 
 John 1. 46. c. 3113'^ good come out of Kazareth ? 
 
 6. 60. this is an hanl sa3’ing, who r. hear it 
 10. 21. c. a devil open the eyes of the hlimi ? 
 
 15. 4. no more c. 3'e, except ye abide in me 
 Acts 10. 47. ,c. an3' man ffirbid water, that these 
 Bom.8. 7. mind is not subject to law, niT indeeil c.le 
 Jam. 2. 14. aiui have not works, c. faith .-.a' e him? 
 
 3. 12. c. the fig-tree hearoJivo-bei ries ? a vine Jigs ? 
 
 J/ow C A N. 
 
 Deut. 1. 12. howc. 1 alone hear ■\'our ciimhr;inre ? 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 2. how c. T go, if .^aul h'ear, he will kill mo 
 Esth. 8. 6. how c. 1 endure to seeevil or destruction 
 Job 25. 4. howc. a man be justified with God ? 
 
 Prov. 20. 24. how c. a man understand his w a3' ? 
 
 J'.ccl. 4. 11. hut how c. one lie w arm alone < 
 
 Je/ .17.7. how c. it he quiet .seeing Ixird given charge 
 + how const tiwu beqmet seeing Lord given charge 
 A/at. 12.o4. howc. ye beingI'vil speak good things? 
 John 3. 4. how c a man be bom when lie is old? 
 
 K 2 51 
 
CAP 
 
 CAP 
 
 CAP 
 
 John 3.9. Nicodemus said, h. can thftse ftiinirs be ? 
 6. 52. how c. tins mail sive us liis tiesh to eat.’ 
 
 14. 5. '1 homas said. Lord, /ww c. we know the way ’ 
 Jicts 8. .31. how c. 1, except some man guide me ’ 
 Cy\.N NO I . 
 
 Isa. 1.1.3. the calling of a'-semblios T c. awav' with 
 29. 11. read this; he saith, I r. for it is seahid 
 Jer. 5.22. yet the waves c. prevail, r. pa-ss over 
 
 18. 0. c. 1 do with you a.s this potter, saith Ixird ? 
 i>a«.2.27. secret king demanded, c.astrologers shew 
 ikVat. If). .3. r. ye discern the siens of the times r 
 Luke 13.33. itc. be thataprophet (lerishoutof.lerus. 
 16.26. which would pass fi oin hence to you c. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.120. ye c. eat the Lord's supper 
 Ileb. 9.5. of which we r. now siieak particularly 
 CAN.ST. 
 
 Etod. .3.3. 20. thou c. not see my face and live 
 Dent. 28.27. with itch, whereof thou c. not be healeil 
 Job 33. 5. if thou c. answer me, set thy words in order 
 Mat. 8. 2. Lord, if thou wilt, thou c. make me clean 
 Mark'9. 22. if thou c. do any thing, have compassion 
 Acts 21. 37- chief captain said, c.thou speak Greek' 
 CAN DLL 
 
 Is a long roll or cylinder made of tallow, wax, S^c. 
 
 for giving light, ler. 25.10. f-uke 15. 8. 
 
 To wliich are comparetl, [1] The reawiable soul, 
 which 2.V as a light set up m man by (rod, and 
 as his depnty'to observe and judge our actions, and 
 to inform atid direct us, Prov.2(). 27. [2] Minis¬ 
 ters, or the gifts and graces which God bestows 
 on men, which are not given them only for their own 
 sakes, but fur the good of others also ; as when 
 men light a candle, they are not to hide it under 
 a bushel, hut to put it on a candlestick that it 
 may communicate its light to all in the house. 
 Mat. 5. 15. [3] The favour and blessing of 
 
 God, which both direct and comfort the soul, 
 .Tob 29. 3. 
 
 They need no candle, llev. 22. 5. Light, in its 
 metaphorical notion, signifies, knowledge, or com¬ 
 fort : The saints in heaven shall have no need of 
 any created beings to help them to either of these ; 
 God and Christ shall there fill their souls with 
 knowledge and joy not to he expressed. 
 
 Job 18. 6. his c. shall be put out with him 
 
 21.17. how oft is the c. of the wicked put out.’ 
 
 29. 3. when his c. shined upon my head 
 
 Psal. 18.28. for thou wilt light my c. the I.ord my G. 
 Prov. 20. 27. the spirit of man is the c. of the Lord 
 24. 20. the c. of the wicked shall be put out 
 
 31.18. her c. goeth not out by night 
 
 Jer. 25.10. and from them the light of the c. 
 
 Mat. 5.15. nor do men light a c. and put it under a 
 bushel, Mark A. 21. Luke 8.16. 1 11.33. 
 JjukeW. 36. when brieht shiningof a c. "iveth light 
 15.8. doth not she light a c. and sweep the house 
 Pev. 18. 23. light of a c. shine no more in thee 
 
 22. 5. and they need no c. nor light of the sun 
 CANDLES, 
 
 Zeph. 1.12. I will search lerusalem with c. 
 
 CANDLESTICK. 
 
 In Exod. 25. 31, 32, we rend of the candle¬ 
 stick of gold with six brunches, which IMoses 
 made by the command of God to he put into the 
 tabernacle .- It was of hammered gold, a talent in 
 weight: It had one foot of the same metal, and 
 a stock with the branches adorned at equal dis¬ 
 tances with six flowers like lilies, with as many 
 howls and knops placed alternately: Upon the 
 stock and .fix branches of the candlestick were the 
 golden lamps which were immoveable, wherein there 
 wasptit oil and cotton. It was placed on the south 
 side in the holy place, and served to illuminate the 
 altar of perfume, and the table of shew-bread, 
 which were in the same place. 
 
 The seven golden candlesticks represent the church. 
 Rev. 1. 20. enlightened by the Spirit of God with 
 his seven-f id, or various operations. Rev, 1. 4. 
 And a candlestick may he an emblem of the church, 
 which has not the light it shews from itself, but 
 only holds it forth from Christ. 
 
 Exod. 25. .31. make c. of pure gold, .37.17. Kum. 8.4. 
 33. six branches that came out of the c. 37.19. 
 
 .34. in the c. shall be four bowls, .37. 20. 
 
 26; 35. thou shalt set the c. over against the table 
 40. 24. put the c. in the tent of the congregation 
 Lev. 24. 4. he shall order the lamps on the c. 
 
 Num. 3. 31. their charge sliall be the ark and c. 
 
 4. 9. shall take a cloth and cover tlie c. of the light 
 8. 2. the lamps shall give light over against the c. 
 2/Gw£).v4.10.1et us setfor him there a bed, a table, ac. 
 
 1 Chr. 28.15. lamps of gold, by weight for every c. 
 
 2 Chr. 13.11. also set they in order the c. of gold 
 Dan. 5. 5. and wrote over against the c. on plaister 
 Zech. 4. 2. I looked, and behold ac. all of gold 
 
 11. two olive-trees on the right side of the c. 
 Mat. 5.15. but on a c. and it giveth light to all in 
 the house, Luke 8.16. 1 11. 3.3. 
 Mark 4. 21. is a candle brought not to be set onuc./' 
 Heb. 9. 2. the first, wherein was the r. and the table 
 Rev. 2.5. repent, else I will come and remove thy c. 
 
 CANDLES TICKS. 
 
 1 Kings’!. 49. made thee, of pure gold,2 C/zrow. 4.7. 
 
 1 Chr. n. 28.15. even the weight for the c. of gold 
 Jer. 52. 19. he took away the c. spoons, and cups 
 Rev. 11.4. the two c. standing before the Lord 
 
 See Skvkn. 
 
 CANE. 
 
 I.sa. 43.24. hast bought me no sweet c. with money 
 Jer. 6.20. and the sweet c. from a far country 
 CANKEK, ED. 
 
 2 Tim. 2.17. and their word will eat as doth a c. 
 Jam. 5. 3. your gold and silver is c. and the rust 
 
 CANKER-WORM. 
 
 loel 1. 4. hath r. eaten, and what c. left, 2. 25. 
 
 Nah. 3.15. shall eat thee like r. make thyself as c. 
 16. the c. spoileth, and fieelh away 
 CAPTAIN 
 
 Is a name applied. [1] To the king, or prince of a 
 people, 1 Sam. 9. 16. [2] 'To a chief marshal, 
 Gen. 37. t 36. [3] 'To a general, or commander 
 in an army, Gen. 26. 26. 2 Sam. 5. 8. [4] To 
 02 
 
 the head of m family, or tribe, Num. 2. 3. [5] 
 To the governor of a province. Hag. 1. 1 1. [6J 
 'To such as have the command of a company, con¬ 
 sisting sometimes of more, sometimes of fewer, 
 men, Deut. 1. 15. 
 
 Christ Jesus is called the Captain of salvation, 
 llcb. 2. 10. He is the author and guide, or leader 
 to salvation. He by his sufferings and death 
 merited salvation for his people ; by hts word and 
 Spirit fits them for it ; he vanquishes all opposers 
 of it ; and puts them finally into the actual pos¬ 
 session of it in heaven. 
 
 Gen'AI. 36. sol 1 Josepli to Potiphar, c. of the guard 
 4». 4. c. of the guard charged loseph with them 
 jXum.Q. .3. Nahshon, c. of the children of Israel 
 
 5. Nethaneel, c. of the children of Issachar 
 
 14. 4. let liS make a c. and return, Xeh. 9. 17- 
 Josh. 5.14. but as c. of the host of the Ixird I come 
 
 15. the c. of tlie Lord's host said to Joshua 
 Judg. 4 2. c. of labin's host was Sisera.7. INVzw. 12.9 ' 
 
 11. 6. tliey said to .lei)hthah, come and be our c. 
 
 11. the people made him head and c. over them 
 
 lSam.9. lO.shalt anoint him c. over my people, 10.1. 
 13. 14. Ix)rd command, him to be c. over his people 
 
 17.18. carry these ten clieeses to the r. of thousand 
 
 22. 2. and David became a c. over them 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 2. thou shalt feed, and be a r. over Israe. 
 8. he shall be chief and c. 1 Citron. 11. 6. 
 
 19. 13. if thou be not c. of host in room of Joab 
 2.3. 19. Abishai was tlierefore their c. 
 
 1 Kings 16.16. Israel made Gmri, c. of the host, king 
 
 2 Kings 1. 9. the king sent a c. with his fifty 
 11. he sent to him another r. with his fifty, 1.3. 
 
 4.13. wouldestthou bespoken for to the c. of host.’ 
 5.1. Naaman, c. of the host of the king of .Syria 
 9. 5. he said, 1 have an errand to thee, O c. 
 
 15. 25. but Pekah, a c. of his, conspired against him 
 18. 24. will turn away the face of one c. Isa. 36. 9. 
 
 20. 5. and tell Ilezekiah the c. of my people 
 
 25. 8. came Nebuzar-adan, c. of guard, Jer. 52.12. 
 
 + 19. took away scribe of c. of host, Jer. .52. +25. 
 IChron. 11.21. more honourable, for he was their c. 
 
 19.18. killed Shophacli c. of the host, 2 Sam. 10.18. 
 
 27. 5. the third c. Eenaiah |1 7- fourth c. Asahel 
 8. the fifth c. .Shamhuth |1 9. the sixth c. Ira 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 12. God himself is with us for our c. 
 Isa. 3. 3. tlie Lord doth take, away the c. of fifty 
 Jer. .37. 13. a c. of the ward Irijah took Jeremiah 
 40. 2. the c. pf the guard took Jeremiah, and said 
 5. c. gave victuals and a reward, and let him go 
 51. 27. call together, appoint a c. against her 
 Hag. 1. +1. word came to Zerubbabel, c. of ludah 
 John 18. 12. then the band and the c. took Jesus 
 Acts 5. 26. then the c. with officers went and brought 
 Heb. 2.10. to make c. of their salvation perfect thro’ 
 CAPTAIN.S. 
 
 Exod. 15.4. his chosen c. also are drowned in R ed sea 
 Num. 31.14. Moses was wroth with c. of thousands 
 Deut. 1. 15. I made wise men c. over thousands 
 20. 9. shall make c. of the army to lead the people 
 
 1 Sam.^. 12. he will appoint him c. over thousands 
 22.7.w'ill son of 1 esse make you all c. of thousands ’ 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 5. when the king gave all the c. charge 
 
 23. 8. that sat in the .seat chief among the c. 
 
 + 1.3. the three c. came to the cave of Adullam 
 
 1 Kings 2. 5. thou knowest what Joab did to the c. 
 9. 22. tliey w'ere his princes, and r. and rulers 
 20. 24. take kings away, and put c. in their rooms 
 22. 33. when the c. perceivecl that he was not the 
 
 king of Israel, they turned back, 2 Chron. 18. .32. 
 
 2 Kings 11.15. .lehoiada commanded c. of hundreds 
 
 1 Chron. 4.42. having for c. Pelatiah and Neariah 
 11.15. now three of the .30 c. went down to David 
 
 12. .34. of Naphtali a thousand c. and with them 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 9. Jehoram smote the Edomites and c. 
 33. 11. Lord brought on them the c. of the host 
 
 Nell. 2. 9. the king'had sente, of the army with me 
 Job 39. 25. the thunder of the c. and the sliouting 
 Jer. 13. 21. for thou hast taught them to be e. 
 
 51. 2.3. with thee will 1 break in pieces c. and rulers 
 57. I will make drunk her c. and her rulers 
 
 Ezek. 21. 22. c. to open the mouth in the slaughter 
 2.3.6. c. and rulers all desirable young men, 12, 23. 
 Dan. 3. 27. the c. saw these men on wliose bodies 
 
 6. 7. the c. have consulted to establish a statute 
 Null. .3. 17- and thy c. as the great grasshoppers 
 Mark 6.21. Herod on birth day made supper to his c. 
 I.ukedl. 4. .ludas went and communed with the c. 
 Rev. 19. 18. may eat the flesh of c. and mighty men 
 CAPTIVE. 
 
 Gen.kA. 14. beard that his brother was taken c. 
 
 .34. 29. their wives took they c. and spoiled all 
 Exod. 12. 29. unto the first born of the c. in dungeon 
 Dent. 21. 10. and thou hast taken them c. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. and had brought aw'ay c. a little maid 
 6. 22. smite those thou hast taken r. w ith thy 
 Isa. 49.21.1 am desolate, a c. and removing to and fro 
 
 24. or shall the lawful c. be delivered ' 
 
 51.14. the c. exile hasteneth, that he may be loosed 
 
 52. 2. loose thyself, () c. daughter of Zion 
 Amos 6. 7. they shall go c. with the first that go c. 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 26. who are taken c. by him at his will 
 
 Carry or carried CAP TIVE, or CAP TIVES. 
 Gen. 31. 26. carried away my daughters as r. taken 
 Nurii. 24. 22. until Ashursfiall carry thee away c. 
 
 1 Kings?,. 46. that they carry them away c. 2 C//.6.36. 
 47. il'tliey bethink themselves in the land whither 
 
 they were carried c. 2 Chron. 6. 37. 
 
 2 Kings \o. “19. 'I'iglath pileser them c. to 
 
 16. 9. he carried the people of Damascus c. to Kir 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 6. wliom the king of Assvria carried c. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 12. other lO.tXK) did .ludah carry c. 
 
 28. 5. they earned away a great multitude r. 
 
 8. Israel carried c. of their brethren 2(K),000 
 
 Psal. 1U6. 46. be pitied of those that carried them c. 
 1.37. 3. tliey that carried us c. required of us a song 
 Jer. 13. 17. because the I/ird’s flock is carried c. 
 
 19. .ludah shall be wholly carriednsvdy c. 
 
 20.4. he shall carry them c. to Babylon, and slay 
 
 24. 5. 1 will acknowledge them that are carried c. 
 27. 2ti. took not when he carriedc. Jeconiah 
 
 29. 4. saith tlie Lord to all that Mc carried c. 
 
 Jer. 29. 14. I will bring you again into the place 
 whence 1 caused \ou to be carried dWAy c. 
 
 40. 1. Judah which were 'carried away c. .52. 27. 
 
 7. of them that were not <///-r/erf c. to Babylon 
 
 41. 10. Ishmael carried away r. all the residue 
 43.12.shall r«, r;/the I'gyptiansc. and array himself 
 .52. 29. Neb. carriedc. from lerusalem a32 persons 
 
 .30. carried away c. of the Jews 7 In persons 
 Lam. 4. t 22. he will carry thee <. for thy sins 
 Ezek. (). 9. nations, whither they shall be carried c. 
 Dan. 11.8. and shall 'AXtsc, carry c. into ! g'vpt 
 Amos 1. 6. because they carried c. the captivity 
 Gbad. 11. in the day that strangers carried c. his 
 Carrying CAP 1 1 \ E. 
 
 Jer. 1. 3. to the carrying away of .lerusalem c. 
 
 L.ead, or led, CAP I I\'i',. 
 
 .Tudg. 5.12. leeid thy captivity c. thou son of A binoam 
 
 1 Kings?A?. ill land ot their enemies who/erf them c. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 9. compassion before them that/carfe. 
 Psal. 68. 18. thou hast led captivity c. l.ph. 4. 8. 
 Jer. 22. 12. die in plax-e whitlier they led him c. 
 Amos 7. 11. Israel shall be led c. out of their land 
 A'ah.kl.’!. lluzzabshall be /erfc.her luaidsshall lead 
 Luke 21. 24. shall be led away c. into all nations 
 
 2 'Tim. 3. 6. lead c. silly women laden w ith sins 
 CAPTIVK.s. 
 
 Num. 31. 9. Lsrael took all the women of Midian c. 
 
 12. they brought the c. 1| 19. purify your c. 
 
 Deut. 21. 11. seest among the c. a beautiful woman 
 32. 42. mine arrows drunk with the bloo<l of the c. 
 
 1 Sant. .30. 5. David’s two wives were taken e. 
 
 2 Kings HA. 14. he carried from lerusalem lO.OOiic. 
 2 Chron. 28. 11. hear me, and deliver the c. again 
 
 15. and said, ye shall not bring in the c. hither 
 Isa. 14. 2. shall take them c. whose c. they were 
 20. 4. lead away the Ethiopians c. young and old 
 45.1.3. he shall let go my c. not for price nor reward 
 
 49. 25. the c. of the mighty shall be taken away 
 61. 1. to proclaim liberty to the c. Duke 4. 18. 
 
 Jer. 48. 46. thy sons and daughters are taken c. 
 
 50. 33. and all that took them c. held them fast 
 Ezek. 1.1. as 1 was among the r. by the river Chebar 
 
 16. 53. I will bring again the captivity of thy c. 
 Dan. 2. 25. I have found a man of the c. of Judah 
 CAP l IVITY. 
 
 God generally punished the vices and infidelities of hit 
 people by different captivities or servitudes wliere- 
 into he permitted them to fall. After the deliver¬ 
 ance of the Israelites out of Egypt, there are reckon¬ 
 ed six bondages or cnf‘'vities during the government 
 of Judges: The fir.n mrfsr Chushan risliathaim, 
 Mesopotamia, which continued about eight 
 Judg. 5.8. 'The second under Eglon, king 
 df 51oab, from which they were delivered by Fluid, 
 Judg.'S. 14, 15. 'The third under the Philistines, 
 out of which they were rescued by Shamgar, Judg. .3. 
 31. 'The fourth under Jabin, king of W'azot, from 
 which they uere delivered by Deborah and Barak. 
 .Tudg. 4. 22, 23. 'The fifth under the .Midianitesi 
 from which Gideon freed them, .1 udg. 6. 2,12. 'The 
 sixth uiider the Ammonites and Philistines, during 
 the judicatures of AephXhAh, Ibzan, Lion, Abdon, 
 Eli, Samson, Samuel. 
 
 The greatest and most remarkable captivities cf the 
 Hebrews, were those of Judah and Israel, which 
 happened under the kings cf each of these king¬ 
 doms. 
 
 Tiglath-pileser, king c/Assj ria, in the year of the 
 world 3264, took several cities belonging to the 
 kingdorn of Israel^ and carried away a great number 
 of captives, principally from the tribes a/Reuben, 
 Gad, and the half tribe of IManasseh, 2 Kings 15. 
 29. Next to him Shalmaneser took and destroyed 
 Saniaria, after a siege of three years, in 3283, and 
 transplanted the tribes which had been spared by 
 'I'iglath pileser, to the provinces beyond the Eu¬ 
 phrates, 2 Kings 18. 9,10, 11. And it is generally 
 believed that there was no return from this captivity, 
 and that the ten tribes never came back again after 
 their di.s] ersion. 
 
 As to the captivities of .fudAh ; in the fifth year 
 (f Rehoboam, son of .Solomon, .‘'hishak. king of 
 Egypt, came up against Jerusalem with a nn- 
 mermis army, and sacked the city, took away the 
 treasures out of the house of the J vrd, and out of 
 the house of the king, 2 Chron. 12. 2. 
 Afterwards, in the reign cf Hezekiah, Sennacherib, 
 king of Assyria, sent a greet army and laid close 
 siege to it. Upon this Hezekiah fortified and 
 repaired it, 2 C'hron. .32. 5. and the hand of the 
 D>rd being with him, for he was a pious good 
 king, the Assyrians, after a time, were forced 
 to raise the siege, not being able to take the city, 
 yet after this, it was taken and plunderA'l three 
 seveial times by Nebuchadne.zzar king of Baby¬ 
 lon ; first, in the reign c/Jehoiakim : again, in 
 that c/Jehoiachin, his son; and a third time, in 
 that of Zedekiah, his brother ; when .e burnt the 
 whole city, and carried away all the people to 
 Rabvlon, where they remained seventy years, Jer. 
 
 25. 12. 
 
 Upon their being permitted to return by Cyrus, king 
 of Persia, after they had remained in captivity 
 seventy years, Zerubbabel rebuilt the temple, and. 
 N ehemiah the city ; and Ezra the priest and scribe 
 restored the law. rind tines they stood, till the time 
 of Antiochus Epiphanes, who plundered the city, 
 burned the law, and profaned the temple. 
 
 Rut all was soon after set right again by the va¬ 
 lorous conduct of Judas Maccabeus; and they 
 continued m a flourishing cnditon for many 
 years; till Hyreanus and Aristobulus, two bro¬ 
 thers, contending about the crown, Pompey. who 
 at that time was at the head of the Roman cin-y 
 in Syria, took advantage of this dissension, and 
 seized the city ; which Antigonus, the son of Aris¬ 
 tobulus, by the assistance of the Parthians, sovn 
 after recovered. 
 
 From him it was presently after taken hy the .first 
 Herod, who, by the favour of the Romans, and 
 the assistance of their Proconsul of Syria, wat 
 declared king the~eof. 
 
CAP 
 
 CAR 
 
 Thmeefor-card it ctntinned in ruhjection sometimes 
 to the Ilerods, but mostly to governors sent from 
 Koirie, till abirut forty years after the Jews had 
 crucified Christ, because of the rebellious dispo¬ 
 sition of its mhabitants, it was, together with 
 the temple, utterly destroyed and levelled with the 
 gnund, by litas, the son of Vespasian Casar. 
 jJfter which, the Jews never attempted more to 
 repirn to it. 
 
 Jt is said. Job 42. 10. that the lord turned the 
 captivity ot Job, that is, he brought him out of 
 that state of bondage in which he had been so long 
 held by Satan and his own spirit, and out of all 
 his distresses and miseries. 
 
 In Eph. 4. 8. fie led captivity captive. He led 
 them captive who had led others into captivity, 
 (Jvr Lord Je.sas Christ, the head of the church 
 by his ascension and victory over death, Satan 
 and sin, conquered and triumphed over them and 
 all our spiritual enemies. 
 
 Nuni. 21. 29. he hatti };iven his daughters into c. 
 Dent. 21.13. she shall put the rainiejitof c. from her 
 
 30. 3. T,ord will turn thy c. and have compassion 
 Judg. 18. .30. till the day of the e. of the lan<f 
 
 2 Kings 24. 15. those carried he into c. to Babylon 
 25. 27. in thirti^-seventh year of the c. Jer. 52. 31. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 22. tliey dwelt in their steads until the c. 
 6.15. lehozadak went into c. when the Lord carried 
 
 2 Chron. 6. .37. if they ju ay to thee in the land of c. 
 
 38. if thei' return to thee in the land of their c. 
 
 29. 9. our sons and our wives are in c. for this 
 J’xra 9. 7- have been delivered to c. and to a spoil 
 Neh. 1. 2. the lews whicli were left of tlie c. 
 
 4. 4. give them for a prey in the land of their c. 
 hsth. 2. 6. Rlordecai carried away with the c. 
 
 Job 42. 10. and the J ord turned the c. of lob 
 Psa . 14.7. when the Ixird brin<>eth back the c. 85.1 
 78. 61. and delivered his strength intoc. 
 
 126.1. when the lx>rd turned again thee, of Zion 
 
 4. turn again our c. O Lord, as streams in south 
 Isa. 5. 13. therefore mv people are gone into c. 
 
 £0. f 4. so Assyria shall lead away the c. of Egypt 
 22.17. I.ord will carry thee away with a mighty c 
 46. 2. but themselves are gone into c. 
 
 49. t25. c. of the mighty shall be taken away 
 Jer. 15. 2. such as are for the c. to the c. 4.3. 11. 
 
 24. t 5. as good figs, so will I acknowledge the c. 
 
 29. 14.1 will turn away yourc. saith the Lord, 30. 
 
 ‘J [ 3^ ^4 f 33 7 11 ^6 
 20. hear ye, all ye of the'e. i| 28. this c.' is’long 
 22. sha 1 be taken up a curse by all the c. of Judah 
 
 31. send to all them of the c.saying, thussaitli Lord 
 
 30. 10. and thy seed from the landof their c.40. 27. 
 48. 11. Moab is at ease, nor hath he gone into c. 
 
 + 46.woe to thee.O Moab,thy sons are taken into c. 
 d>am.\. .3. .ludah is gone into c. because of affliction 
 
 5. hei chiuiren are gone into c. before the eneinv' 
 
 2. 14. they have not discovered,to turn away thy c. 
 4. 22. he will no more carry thee awav into c. 
 
 Lzek. 1. 2. was the fifth year of lehoiachin’s c, 
 
 3. 11. get to them of the c. and speak to them 
 15. then 1 came to them of the c. 11. 24. 
 
 11.25. I spake to them of the c. all things 
 12. 7. 1 brought forth my stuff, as stuff for c. 
 
 16. 53. when 1 shall bring again their c. the c. of 
 .'odom, and thee, of .Samaria, and herdaiigh. 
 
 25. 3. when they went into c. thou saidst. Aha 
 Iv ‘r* t"’elfth year of the c. one escaped 
 
 39. 23. that the house of Israel went into c 
 
 40. 1 111 the five and twentieth year of our c. 
 
 of thee, of Judah 
 
 11. 33. shall fall by c. and by spoil many davs 
 lies. 6. 11. when 1 returned the c. of my people 
 IV- slam young men with c. of your horses 
 Obad. 20. the c. of this host, the c. of Jerusalem 
 Mtc. 1.16. for they are gone into c. from thee 
 Lah.S. 10. E o went into c. her children dashed 
 Lab. 1 t ^ from them shall proceed thec.ofthese 
 9. and they shall gather the c. as the sand 
 Zc/z/i. 2.7. the I ord shall turn away their c. 3. 20 
 k' ^ Jlo- IhfO' of the c. even of Ileldai 
 
 Pom. 7. 2.3. and bringing me into c. to the law of sin 
 2 tor. 10. 5. bringing into c. e^ ery thought toobed 
 See t APTiVK. 
 
 CAPTIVITY. 
 
 n”? V op with them of the c. 
 
 J saL 53. 6. when Cod bringeth back t. of his people 
 
 the c. of Jacob’s tents 
 'io' 7-' when I shall bring again their r. 
 
 ^ again the c. of Moab 
 
 again the c. of Ammon 
 
 r-' I . tho of I'lam, saith the L. 
 
 on ^ again the c. of I g\ pt 
 
 T "'‘*7 * again thee, of Jacob 
 
 Joel 3. 1. when I bring agahi the c. of ludah 
 yitnos 9. 11. 1 will bring again the r. ofmv people 
 
 Children of CAPIWJ'IY. ' 
 o fi‘ildr. of c. builded the temple 
 
 1.- ii ^^childrenof c. kept the dedication 
 
 ui' .Passover on the 14th day 
 /J.^ki led pas.sover tor children of c. and brethren 
 li' proclamation to the children ofc 
 
 l'*'* separated 
 
 Xtan.b. 13. Daniel which art ot childr.ofc. of Judah 
 n nn CAP I 1 VI I Y. 
 
 11’ sons and daughters shall go into c. 
 on' An' o-fnou and all in thine hou.seshal 1 in. c. 
 on' ic’ pastors and thy lovers shall go in. c 
 
 Vo ^'^.•'■^saries, every one of them shall in. c. 
 In’ i slaughter, furnish thyself to go into c. 
 
 ‘*i .go forth, as they that c. 
 
 17- and these cities shall go into c. 
 
 shall i/d into c. 
 
 “^IS tlwV- People of Syria.shal I ii-d into c.unto Kir 
 5 5 r his princes 
 
 % theroivlP un surely-70 intoc. lioA Beth el 
 7)7 11 oause you to go into c. beyond 
 
 94 and thm dl ti go intoc. forth of his land 
 
 Zech t i botore their enemies 
 
 -ftez- l.i. 10. he that leadeth into c. skall go into e. 
 
 CAR 
 
 Ozz^e/CAPTTVIT'Y^. 
 
 Ezra 2. 1. now these went up out of c, Neh. 7. 6. 
 
 3. 8. all that were come up out of c. Neh. 8. 17. 
 
 6.21. the children of Israel which w'ere come again 
 out of c. kept the feast with joy 
 
 8. 35. were come out of c. offered to God of Israel 
 
 CAKBUNCLE, S. 
 
 Exod. 28. 17. the first row shall be a c. 39.10. 
 
 Isa. 54.12. and I will make thy gates of c. 
 
 Ezek. 28. 13. the topaz and c. were thy covering 
 CA IlCASE. 
 
 I,ev. 5. 2. touch c. of unclean thing, is unclean 
 7. t 24. tat of the c. may be used, but not eaten 
 11.8. their c. ye shall not touch, Dent. 14. 8. 
 
 17-115. every soul that eateth a c. shall wash 
 Dent. 28. 26. thy c. shall, he meat unto fowls of air 
 Josh. 8. 29. that tliej' should take his c. down 
 Judg. 14. 8. to see the c. of the lion, honey in the c. 
 
 1 A ings 13.22. thy c. .shall not come to the sepulchre 
 24. his c. cast in the way, a lion stood by the c. 
 
 2 Kings 9. .37. the c. of .lezebcl shall be as dung 
 Isa. 14. 19. cast out as a c. trodden under feet 
 Mat. 24.28. where the c. is, there will the eagles be 
 
 CA KCASE.S. 
 
 Gen. 15.11. when the fowls came down on the e. 
 Lev. 11.11. ye shall have their r. in abomination, 26. 
 26. 30. 1 will cast your c. on the c. of your idols 
 Num. 14. 29. your c. shall fall in the wilderness 
 \ Sam. 17. 46. 1 will give the c. of the Philistines 
 Isa. 5. 25. their c. were torn in midst of the streets 
 34, .3. their stink shall come up out of their c. 
 
 66. 24. look on c. of them that have transgressed 
 Jer . 7. 33. and the c. of this people shall be meat for 
 the fowls of heaven, 16. 4. I 19. 7. 
 16.18. they liaye filled mine inheritance witr. the c. 
 Ezek.5.5. I will lay thee, of Israel before idols 
 43. 7. my name no more (lefile by c. of their kings 
 
 9. let them put the c. of their kiiigs far from me 
 Nah. .3. .3. and there is a great number of c. 
 
 Heb. 3.17. grieved with them whose c. fell in wdld. 
 CAUE 
 
 Is applied, [T] To God, (1) In general, in respect 
 oj his care for all his creatures, M'dt. 6. 26, 30. 
 1 Cor. 9. 9. (2) In particular, in re.^pect of the 
 godly, 1 Pet. 5. 7* [II] 'To men, and is either 
 
 / fttl'4 T1/Z. .t 1. ___ t y--, . 
 
 v* 7 , tiTj ’ L -I ■* sfic /Of uftu c.y a i Util 
 
 lav'jul, (1) IVhen they endeavour to please God, 
 to mourn, for their sins, and amend what has 
 been amiss in their conduct, 2 Cor. 7. 11. (21 
 H hen they are concerned and solicitous aln ut the 
 welfare of others, and the salvation of their souls, 
 2 Cor 7. 12. Phil. 2. 20. (3) When they mo¬ 
 
 derately take tlumght for the things of this pre¬ 
 sent life, resigning themselves at the same time 
 to the will and providence of God, 1 Pet. 5. 7. 
 Cr unlawful, (1) H hen they are careful a 'lwut 
 things that are not in any case warrantable, a’ 
 to make provision for the .flesh, to fulfil the lusts 
 thereof, Horn. 13. 14. (2) When they have a 
 
 perplexing, distrustful care about things which in 
 their own nature are lawful and warrantable, as 
 Jor one to be so diligent in his particular calling 
 as to he careless of the worship of God, or to dis¬ 
 trust his providence. Mat. 13. 22. Luke 10. 41 
 Me are not careful to answer thee in this matter, 
 L>an. 3. 16. The case is so plain, that it admits 
 no dispute, or deliberation ; it requires no answer 
 at all, at least in words, but rather in deeds of con¬ 
 stancy and courage on our parts. 
 
 1 Kam. 10. 2. thy father hath left the c. of the asses 
 
 2 A mgs 4. 13. hast been careful for us with all this c. 
 Jer. 49. 31. the nation that dwelleth without c. 
 Lzek. 4.16. shall eat bread by weight and with c. 
 Mat. 13. 22. the c. of this world chokes the word 
 Luke 10. .34. he took c. of him 1'.35. take c. of him 
 
 1 Lor, 9. 9. doth (iod take c. for oxen ' 
 
 12. 25. should have the same c. one for another 
 o 7 • I--but that oiir c. for you might appear 
 8. 16. put the same earnest r. in I itus for you 
 
 11. 28. besides the c. of all the churches 
 
 1 j5. 5. how shall he taker, of the church of God 
 
 I I et. 5.7. casting your c. on him, for he careth for 
 . .t7AB E, I'.D. 
 
 ~ f>um. 18. .3. for if we flee, they will not c. for us 
 Psul. 142. 4. refuge tailed, no man c. for my soul 
 Luke-iO. 40. dost thou not c. that my sister left me ’ 
 John 12. 6. this he said, not that he c. for the poor 
 ■Jets 18. 17. and Gallio c. for none of these things 
 7-21. art called being a servant, c. notforlt 
 P/nl. 2. 20. who w'ill natufall v c. for your state 
 
 ^ CAHEFCa. 
 
 - Kings4. 1.3. behold thoii liast beenc. for ii.s with 
 Jer. 17. 8. and shall not be c. in the year of drought 
 Gun. .3.16. O Kebuch. we are not c. to answer thee 
 1?' l^l^rtha, thou art c. about many things 
 
 12. + 29. live not in c. suspense 
 
 Phi. 4. 6. c. for nothing, but by prayer let requests 
 
 opportunity 
 
 .lit, 3, B. they maintain good works 
 
 pent. 15. 5. if thou c. hearken unto the l ord 
 1 Chron. ,36. + 15. sending his messengers c 
 nA', A Ibe inhabitant of .Maroth waiteth t. 
 
 I hi. 2. 28. I sent him therefore the more c. 
 lleb. 12. 17. though he sought it r. with tears 
 CAPE V IfLK E.SS. 
 
 1 "'>lb trembling and c. 
 
 19. they shall eat their bread with r. and drink 
 
 1 Cor. 7. .32. but I would have you without r 
 
 2 Cor. 7.11. what c. it wrought in yon, what clearing 
 
 (;apeei',ss. ® 
 
 Judg. 18. 7. the five men saw how they dwelt c 
 u V: u®"*/ '■'’y/'bice, ye c. daughters, give ear 
 10. shall be troubled, ye c. women 1] 1E ye c ones 
 Ezek. .30. 9. to make the c. IThioi.iaiis atAid 
 CAPEEESSIA. 
 
 A;v7. 47.8. hear now this, thoii that dwellest c 
 Lzek .39. (S. send a fire among them that dwell c. 
 Zeph. 2. 15. this is the re.ioidng city that dwelt c. 
 
 Map 4.19. the c. of this world choke the won! 
 Lipep. 14. and they ar* choked with c. and riches 
 21. .34. lest be overcharged with the c. of tfiis life 
 
 CABEST, ETTI, TNG. 
 
 Deut. 11. 12. a land which the Lord thy Gcd c. for 
 1 Sam. 9. 5. lest my father leave r. for the asses 
 Mat, 22. 16. tlioii art true, nor c. thou for any man 
 Mark 4. 38. Master, c. thoii not that we perisli ? 
 
 12.14. know thou art true, and c. for no man 
 John 10. 1,3. because an hireling r. niT‘or the sheep 
 1 Cor. 7. .32. that is unmarried c. forthe things, ,34. 
 
 33. that is married, c. for tilings of the world, ,34. 
 1 I V.5.7. casting your care on him, for he c. for 3'ou 
 O- . r, . DAKNAL 
 **/;??. relonging to the flesh, fleshly, or sensual. 
 Ihis word is applied, [1] To such as are in a na¬ 
 tural itnregeneratedstate, who are enemies to God, 
 and given t ) sensual pleasures, John .3. 6. Pom. 8. 
 7- [2] To one who is in part renewed by the grace 
 of Cod, yet .so as that there are remainders of sin 
 and corruption, which oppose and war against this 
 gracious principle, Horn. 7. 14. Such a one is 
 carnal, in part, in regard of the remainders of 
 corruption ; and comparatively, in resqiect of the 
 purity of the law of Cod. [3] To the ceremoniai 
 law, which consisted of such rites, ceremonies, and 
 ordinances, as only related to the body and the. 
 purifying of the flesh, hut did not reach the soul 
 Heb. 9. 10. [4] To worldly things, .such as silver 
 arid gold, and other things needful for the sustenta- 
 tion of the b.dy, Horn. 15. 27. 1 (or. 9. 11. 
 
 Pom. 7. 14. law is siiiritual, but I am c. sohl unde.- 
 
 8. 7- because the e. mind is enmity against (iod 
 15. 27. duty is to minister to them inV. things 
 
 1 Cor 3. 1. but as unto c. even to babes in (Jhrist 
 3. for ye, are yet r. II 4. are ye not c. ? 
 
 9. 11. is it a great thing ifwe reap your c. things-’ 
 
 9. Cor. 10. 4. the weapons of our warfare are not'c 
 neb. 7.16. made not after the law of ae. command, 
 9.10.which stood in c. ordinances imposed on them 
 
 CARNALT.Y. 
 
 Lev. 18.20. shalt not lie c. with thy neighbour's wife 
 19. 20. whosoever lieth c. w ith a bond-maid 
 Num. 5. 13. and a man lie with her c. and it be hid 
 Pom. 8. 6. tor to bee. minded is death, but to besp 
 CAPPEKTEP, S, '■ 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 11. Tliram sent c. to David, 1 Chron. 14. t. 
 2 K ings 12. 11. they laid it out to c. and builder", 
 
 9 Chron. 24. 12. they hired c. to repair, Ezra .3. 7. 
 Isa. 41. 7. so the c. encouraged the goldsmith 
 
 44. 13. thee, stretcheth out his rule, he marketh 
 pr. 94. 1. thee, and smiths he carried away, 29. 2. 
 Zech. 1. 20. and the l ord shewed me four c. 
 
 Mat. 13. 55. they said, is not this the c. .son ^ 
 
 Mark 6. 3. is not this the c. the son of Marv ? 
 CARRIAGE, S. 
 
 JSurn. 4. t 24. tins is the c. of the Gershonites 
 Judg. 18. 21. the Danites, and the e. liefore them 
 
 1 Sam. 17. t 20. David came to the place of the e 
 22. David left his e. with the keeper of the e! 
 
 Isa. 10. 28. at Michmash he hath laid up his e 
 
 1. your e. 3vere heavy laden, they are a burd. 
 x4cts 21. 15. M'e took up our c. went up to .lerusaieni 
 ... . - (,A R 1T\ 
 
 Signifies, [1] To bear, or remove. 2 Sam. 15. 09. 
 [2] To protect and keep safely, Isa. 46. 3, 4 [3! 
 
 Ip lead, or drive, Bien. 31. 18. [4] To make to 
 
 ride, 1 Chron. 13.17. 
 
 Gen. .37. 25. Ishmaelites goingto c. spicery to Egypt 
 42.19. go ye, c. corn for the famine of your houses 
 
 43. 11. c. the man a present, a little balm, honey 
 12. the money brought, c. it again in your hand' 
 
 44. 1. hll the sacks with as much as they can c 
 
 45. 27. he saw waggons Joseph sent to c. him, 46 5 
 50. 25. ye shall c. up my bones, Exod. 1.3. I9 
 
 Exod. 3.3.15. thy presence go not, c. us not up hence 
 Lev. 10. 4. c. your brethren out of the camp 
 Kurn. 11.12. should say, c. them in tliy bosom 
 Veut. 14. 24. so that thou art not able to c. it 
 .Josh. 4. .3. c. the twelve stones over with yon 
 
 ^®“ ‘ I’^cses to the captain 
 
 20. 40. .lonathan said, go, c. them to the city 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 18. a ferry-boat to 0. over king’s house 
 1 A j^IB. 12. the Spirit of the Lord shall c. thee 
 9 K ings 4. 19 his father said, r. him to his mother 
 
 9. 2. and c. Jehu to an inner chamher 
 17-27. saying, c. thither one of the priests 
 I CJron. 10. 9. sent to the Philistines to r. tidin<^s 
 la or to z - the ark hut the 1 evites” 
 
 shall no,)iorer.the tabeniacle • 
 
 n ) I * S’ "'‘’n * .P’rusalem 
 36. 6. bound him too. him to PahyIon, Jor. 39 7 
 
 Iprn5. 15. o. these vessels into the templeat lefus/ 
 7.1 J. 0. the silver and gold treely offered to God of 
 Keel 10. 20. a bird of the air shall 0. the voice 
 Isa p.J . her own feet shall 0. her afar off to sojourp 
 
 ^•,V’®r asses 
 
 40. 11. he shall 0. the lambs 111 Ins bosom 
 
 46. 4. and even to hoary hairs will I o you 
 7. they 0. him and set him in his place 
 
 An' n Jr V r J to Pabylon 
 
 3J 14. tlidt (ledaliah should r. leremiah home 
 
 niiJ'-J- !'.’®® ^'■® ”’®" lales to shed blood 
 Mark 5. 55. and began to c. about in beds the sick 
 11.16 not suffer any to r. a vessel thro’ the temple 
 y,7/X-cl() 4. f. neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes 
 ./ohn 5. 10. It IS not lawful for thee to r. tliv bed 
 
 21. 18. and c. thee whither thou wouldcst not 
 
 CARRY away. 
 
 - Kings 18.11. king ot Assy ria did c. away Israel 
 2.^. 11. the fugitives did Nehiizar adan r. away 
 
 9 Chron. 20.25. tound more than they could awav 
 Job 15. 12. why doth thine heart c. thee away ' 
 
 Psal 49. 17- Avhen he dieth he shall r. nothing away 
 Led. 5. 15. nothing lett which he mavr.rt. in hand 
 Isa. 5. 29; they shall c. the prey awnij safe 
 15. 7- will, hthey have laid uj), shall they c. awav 
 99. 17. behold the I ord will r. thee away ^ 
 
 41.16.tan them, and wind shall r. them away 57 13 
 Lam 4. 99. he will no niorer. thee away, o’/ion 
 l-.zek.pM3. 1.3. art tlion come for. nnv/ysilver? 
 
 ActsJ. 43. and 1 will r. 3-011 beyond Pabylon 
 See (’m’i ivi;. 
 
 CARR S' back. 
 
 - Sam, 15. 25. c. back the ark ot Go<l into the city 
 
 33 
 
CAR 
 
 CAS 
 
 CAS 
 
 1 Kings QQ. 26. c. Micaiah to Amon, 2 Chr, 18.25. 
 
 CA itit Y /ort/i. 
 
 Exod. 12.46. shall note, forth autilit of the passover 
 14.11. dealt thus with us to r. as /. out of I'.gypt 
 L,ev. 4.12. even tlie whole bullock shall he c.y'. 21. 
 
 6. li.r.f. ashes without the camp, 14. 45. || 16. 27. 
 
 2 CV//-. 2‘). 5. the filthinessoutof holy place 
 
 Jer. 17.22. nor e. forth a bui tlen on the sabbath-day 
 Ktek. 12.6. ill their sifiht, c. \i forth in the twilight 
 
 t'AllRY unt. 
 
 CenAJ.^O. .lacobsaid, thoushalte. me of Virypt 
 Dent. 28. .38. shall c. much seed out. gather little in 
 
 1 Kings 21. 10. then c. him out and stone him 
 
 22. .31. he said, c. me trut of the host, 2 Chr. 18. .3.3. 
 
 2 Chron. 29.16. c. it out abroad into brook K idren 
 Ezek. 12. 5. dig through the wall, anrl c. out thereby 
 .Acts 5. 9. the feet at the door, and sliall r. thee out 
 
 1 I'im. 6. 7. it is certain we can c. nothing 
 CA RIM 1.1). 
 
 Gen. 46. 5. the sons of Israel c. .lacob, 5'.t. 1.3. 
 
 J.ev. 10. 5. c. them in their coats out of the camp 
 Jo.fi. 4. 8. they c. the stones over with them 
 Judg. 16. 3. he f. them up to the top of an hill 
 
 1 Sam. 5.8. let the ark of Cod be c. unto (iath 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 10. David r. the ark aside, 1 ('hr. 1.3. 13. 
 
 15. 29. Abiathar c. the ark of (iod to lerusalem 
 
 1 King.s 17.19. he c. him into a loft and laid him 
 
 21.1.3. they c. ISaboth forth and stoned him 
 
 2 Kings'l. 8. and c. thence silver and gold and hid it 
 
 9. 28. his servants c. him in a chariot, 23. .30. 
 
 20. 17. that which thy fathers ha' e laid up in store 
 
 shall be c. to I'abylcn, l.\a. 39. 6. 
 
 23. 4. c. the ashes of the vessels to I eth el 
 
 24. 13. he c. out thence all the treasures 
 
 25. 7. they bound Zedekiah and c. him to Babylon 
 2 Chroyi. 24.11. c. the chest to his place again 
 
 28.15. and c. all the feeble of them upon asses 
 33. 11. who took and c. jManasseh to Babylon 
 3-t. 16. Shaphan c. the book to the king 
 
 36. 4. 'Kecho took and c. .lehoahaz to ’ .gypt 
 Job 5. 13. the counsel of the froward is c. headlong 
 10.19. 1 should have been c. from the womb 
 Psal. 46. 2. tho’ the mountains be c. into the sea 
 Jsa. 46. .3. remnantof Israel which are c. Com womb 
 49.22. thy daugliters sliall be c. on thy shoulders 
 53. 4. surely he hath borne our griefs, c. our sorrows 
 
 6.3. 9. he bare and c. them all the days of old 
 Jer. 27. 22. be c. into Babylon, 28.3.1 52.11,17. 
 Ezek. 17. 4. he c. twigs into a land of traffic 
 
 .37. 1. and c. me out in the Spii it of the T.ord 
 Dan. 1. 2. which he c. into the land of .''lunar 
 Ho.s. 10.6. it shall be also c into A.ssyria for a present 
 
 12.1. make a covenant, and oil is c. into Egypt 
 Joel 5. 5. and ye har e c. into your temples 
 Luke 7.12. behold, there was a dead man c. out 
 
 16. 22. and the beggar was c. by the angels 
 
 24.51. was parted from them, and c. up into heaven 
 /Jets 3. 2.one lame from his mother’s womb was c. 
 
 5. 6. young men c. Ananias out and buried him 
 7.16." our fathers were c. over into Sychem 
 
 8. 2. devout men c. Stephen to his burial 
 
 21. 34. commanded him to be c. into the castle 
 Eph. 4.14. and c. about with every wind of doctrine 
 Heb. 13. 9. be not c. about with divers doctrines 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17. clouds that are c. with a tempest 
 Jude 12. clouds without water, c. about of winds 
 See Captive. 
 
 CA RIMED au’azj. 
 
 Gen. .31.18. .lacob c. atcay all his cattle and goods 
 
 26. hath c. axeay my daughters as captives 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 2. slew not any, but c. them away. 18. 
 
 2 King.s 17. 6. c. Israel away into Ass3’ria, 23. 
 
 11. heathen whom the T ord c. away before them 
 
 28. then one of the priests, whom they had c. axeay 
 24.14. c. away all fei usalem and all the princes 
 15. c. axeay lehoiachin to Babylon and his wives 
 25. 21. so .1 udah rvas c. axeay out of their land 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 26. Tilgath-pilneser c. axeay Beubenites 
 
 6.15. when the I.drd c. away Judah and Jerusalem 
 
 9.1. who were c. axeay for tlieir transgression 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 9. Shishak e. the shields of gold 
 14.13. Asa and the people c. a. much spoil, 21.17. 
 
 15. they c. rtwy sheep and camels in abundance 
 E^zra 2.1. these that had been e. axeay. Neh. 7. 6. 
 
 9. 4. transgre.ssinn of those that had been c. a. 10. 6. 
 
 10. 8. sepai ated from congregation of those c. axeay 
 JobJ. 17. fell upon the camels, and c. them away 
 Jer. 29.4. whom I ha- e caused to be r. axeay captive 
 Dan. 2. 35. iron, gold broken, and winds c. them a. 
 Nah. 3. to. "No was c. away into captivity 
 
 Mat. 1. 11. about time they were e. axeay to Babylon 
 Mark Jo. 1. c. Jesus a. and delivered him to Pilate 
 1 Cor. 12. 2. were Gentiles c. a. to those dumb idols 
 Gal. 2. 13. Barnabas was r. with dissimulation 
 Eev. 12.15. might cause her to be c. away of the flood 
 
 17. 3. so he e. me axeay in tlie Spirit, 21.10. 
 
 CARIME.ST, KTTT, ING. 
 
 Gen. 45. + 23. ten asses c. the good things of Egypt 
 1 Sam. 10.3. one c. three kids, r. three loaves of bread 
 Job 21.18. are as chaff that the storm c. away 
 
 27. 21. the east wdnd c. the rich man away 
 P.va/. 78. 9. Ephraim c. bows, turned back in battle 
 
 90. 5. thou e. tliem away as with a flood 
 Mat. 1.17. till the c. into Babylon, from the c. 
 Acts 5.10. they <. her and buried her by her husband 
 Rev. 17.7. the mystery of the beast that c. her 
 CA R1'. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.7. make a ne-w c. and tie the kine to the c. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. .3. they set the ark on a new c. and brought 
 1 CZ/rew. 1.3.7- and I’zza and Ahiodrave the c. 
 
 Isa. 28. 28. noi' break corn with the wheel of the c. 
 Amos 2.13. as a c. is pressed that is full of sheaves 
 
 CAR r-BORE. 
 
 Isa. 5.18. woe to them that draw sin as with &c.-rope 
 CART-WHEEL. 
 
 Isa. 28.27. nor is c.-xeheel turned about on cummin 
 CARVED, ENG, INGS. 
 
 Exod. 31. 5. Bezaleel in c. of timber, .35. 33. 
 
 Judg. 18.18. men went and fetched the r. image 
 1 Ktngs 6.18. the cedar of the house within was c. 
 
 29. he c. all the -vvalls of house round about, 32. 
 
 C Chron. .33.7. he set a c. image in the house.of God 
 
 54 
 
 2 Chron. .33.22. Amon sacrificed to all the c. images 
 
 31. 3. Josiah iHirged Judah from thee, images 
 
 4. he cut down the c. images, and brake in pieces 
 Psal. 74. 6. they break down the c. work at once 
 Prov. 7. 16. 1 have decked rny bed with c. work 
 c:a.se, .S. 
 
 Ex(,d. 5. 19. officers did see that they were in evil c. 
 Dextt. 19. 4. this is the c. of the slayer who shall flee 
 
 22. 1. thou shalt in any c. bring them again 
 
 24. 13. in any c. thou shalt deliver the pledge 
 
 J' al. 144. 15. happy that people that is in such a c. 
 Jer. 2. +25. but iliou saidst, is the c. desperate ' 
 
 12. + l.yet let me reason the c. -with tlwe 
 Mat. 5. 2''. ye shall in no c. enter the kingdom 
 
 19. Id. if the c. of the man be so with his Wife 
 .John 5. 6. and had been now long time in that c. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 15. is not under bondage in such c. 
 CASE.MEN I . 
 
 Prov. 7- 6. at the window I looked through my c. 
 CA.S-^IA 
 
 Is a sxeeet .spice rnmtioncd by Moses as an ingredient 
 in the composition of the holy oil, xehicU xeas to he 
 made use of for anointing the sacred vessels of the 
 tahernatle. Ex. 30. 24. 'I'he Hebrew calls it 
 K idda ; and the Septuagint 1 ris, 7 his aromatic 
 is Said to be the bark of a tree very like (innamon, 
 and groxc.s in the 1 ndies without cultivation. 
 
 Ixod. .30. 24. take of c. 500 shekels for the oil 
 Psal. 45. 8. all thy garm nts smell of aloes and c. 
 Ezek. 27. 19. c. and calamus were in tliy market 
 CA.SI. 
 
 Luke22. 41. he was withdrawn about a stone’s c. 
 CASE 
 
 .‘^igiiifies, [1] To fling, or throw, Dan. 3. 6. [2] To 
 mucarry, or bring f rth before the time, Gen. .31. 
 .38. l-'.xod. 23. 26. [3] To melt, make, or frame, 
 Exod. 25.12. 
 
 They cast him out, John 9. 34. They put him out 
 of the synagogue, or excommunicated him. 
 
 Thou hast cast me behind thy back, 1 Kings 14. 9. 
 T/wx! hast despised, disregarded, and forsaken me, 
 and n y commands and xoorship, as men do things 
 which they cast behind their backs. 
 
 Ext d. .38. 27- of talents of the silver were c. sockets 
 Job 18. 8. for he is c. into a net by his own feet 
 Psal. 22.10. 1 was c. upon thee from the womb 
 76. 6. chariot and horse are c. into a dead sleep 
 140. 10. let him be c. into the fire, into pits 
 Prov. 16. 33. the lot is r. into the lap, but the 
 Isa. 25.7- the face of the covering c. over all people 
 Jer. 22. 28. are c. into a land which they know not 
 
 38. 11. and took thence old c. clouts and rags 
 12. put now these old c. clouts under thy arm 
 
 Ezek. 15. -1. the vine-tree is c. into the fire for fuel 
 Jfan. 3. 6. be c. into the midst of a fiery furnace 
 
 21. tliese were c. into the midst of the furnace 
 6. 7- he shall be c. into the den of lions, 16. 
 
 Jonah 2. 4. then I said, 1 am c. out of thy sight 
 Mat. 4. 12. Jesus heard that John was c. into prison 
 
 5. 25. deliver thee to judge, and he c. into prison 
 29. not that thy whole body be c. into hell, 39. 
 
 6. 30. and to-morrow is c. into the oven,L?/)+el2.28. 
 
 21. 21. say to mountain, be thou c. into the sea 
 Mark 9. 42. better he were c. into the sea, Luke 17. 2. 
 
 45. having two eyes, feet, to be c. into hell, 47. 
 Luke 3. 9. hewn down, c. into tlie fire, Mat. 3. 10. 
 
 , , . . . 17. 19. 
 
 23. 19. and for murder was c. into prison, 25. 
 
 John 3. 24. for John was not yet c. into prison 
 Acts 27 .C6.howbeit, W'e must be c. on a certain island 
 Rev. 8. 7. hail and fire were c. on the earth 
 
 8. a mountain burning was c. into the sea 
 
 12. 13. dragon saw that he was c. unto the earth 
 
 19. 2('. these botli were c. ali'-e nto the lake 
 20.10. the devil was c. into the lake of fire 
 
 14. death and hell were r. into the 1- ke of fire 
 
 15. not found in the book of life, c. into the lake 
 
 CAST. 
 
 Gen. 21. 15. Hagarc. the child under ashrub 
 
 31. .38. thy she goats have note, their3'oung 
 .37. 20. let us slay him, and c. liim into some pit 
 
 39. 7- his master’s wifec. her eyes upon Joseph 
 Exod. 1. 22. everj' son ye shall c. into the river 
 
 4. 3. said, c. it, and he c. the rod on the ground 
 25. Zipporah c. the foreskin at liis feet 
 10.19- took locusts and c. them into the Red sea 
 15. 4. Pharaoh’s chariots he c. into the sea 
 25. when he had c. the tree into the waters 
 
 22. 31. not eat flesh tom of beasts, c. it to the dogs 
 
 23. 26. there shall nothing c. their j-oung. nor be 
 
 25. 12. shall c. four rings of gold, 37. 3, 13.1 .38. 5. 
 
 32. 19. Moses c. tables out of his hand, and brake 
 
 24. 1 c. into the fire, there came out this calf 
 
 A'?/zw. 19,6. priest r. cedar-w'ood into midst of burning 
 35. 22. r. any thing on him without laying wait 
 23. seeing him not, and c. it on him that he die 
 Devt. 29. 28. the Lord r. them into another land 
 Josh. 8. 29. c. king of Ai at the gate of the city 
 
 10. 27- c. them into the cave wheiein had been hid 
 Judg. 8. 25. c. every one the ear-rings of his prey 
 
 9. + 17- for my father c. his life far 
 
 53. a woman c. a piece of millstone, 2 Sam. 11.21. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 11. .‘^aiu r. the javelin, 20. 33. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.6. .Shimei c. stones at David and his serv. 
 
 13. Shimei curseil, and threw stones and c. dust 
 
 18.17. they r. Absalom into a great pit in the wood 
 
 20. 12. loab’s man c. a clotli upon Amasa 
 
 1 Kings "7. 16. in plain of Iordan c. them, 2 CAr. 4.17. 
 
 11. 9. and thou liast c. me behind tliy hack 
 19. 19. I lijah c. his mantle u|X)n Elisha 
 
 2 Kings 2.16. lesi .he 'Spirit c. him on some mountain 
 
 21. he M'ent to spring and c. the salt in there 
 
 3. 25. on evety good niece of land c. each his stone 
 
 4. 41. then bring meal, and lie c. it info the pot 
 6. 6. he c. in the stick, and tlie iron swam 
 
 9. 25. c. him in the portion of field of N aboth, 26. 
 
 13. 21. r. the man into the sepulchre of E'lisha 
 23. neither c. he them from liis presence as yet 
 
 19. 18. have c. their gods into the fire. Isa. 37.19. 
 32. nor r. a bank against it, Isa. .37 . 33. 
 
 Neh. 9. 26. and c. thy law liebind their backs 
 Est/i. 3. 7. they c. Pur, tliat is, the lot, betbne Hainan 
 
 JEsth. 9. 24. Haman had c. Pur, thatis, the lot 
 Ji b 20. 23. Goil shall c. the fury of his wrath oc Him 
 
 27. 22. God shall c. upon him and not spare 
 29. + 17. 1 c. the spoil out of his teeth 
 
 30.19. he hathe. me into the mire and am become 
 40. 11. c. abroad the rage of thy wrath 
 Psal. 55. 3. they c. iniquity on me, and hate me 
 22. c. thy burden on the Lord,he shall sustain thee 
 74. 7. they have c. fire into thy sanduary 
 78. 49. he c. on them the fierceness of his wratb 
 Prov. 1. 14. c. in thy lot among us, let us all have 
 Led. 11. 1. c. thy bread on the waters, for shalttind 
 la. 2. 20. a nian sliall c. his idols to the bats 
 3}1. 17- thou bast c. all my sins behind tliy back 
 Jer. 20.23. c. C njati’s body into the graves of fieople 
 .36. 23. c. it into the fire that was on the health 
 38.6. they c. lereiniah into the dungeon, 9. 
 
 41.7- Ishmael slew, and c. them into the pit 
 Jam. 3. 53. cut off my life, and c. a stone upon me 
 Lzek. 7. 19. they shall c. their silver in the streets 
 11. 16. altho’ I have r. them far off among lieatlien 
 23. .35. because thou hast c. me behind thy back 
 
 28. 17. 1 will c. thee to the ground, 1 will lay thee 
 Dan. 3. 20 and to c. them into tlie fiery furnace 
 
 24. did not we c. three men Ixiund into the lir e ? 
 
 6. 24. c. them into the den of lions, their cliildren 
 Jonah 2. 3. for thou hadst r. me into the deep 
 Mic. 4. 7. I will make her c. off, a strong nation 
 
 7. 19. thou wilt c. all their sins into the sea 
 Nah. 3. 6. I will c. abominable filth on thee 
 
 Zech. 5. 8. c. it into tlie ephah, c. the weight 
 
 11. 13. c. it to the potter, c. tliem to the jxnter 
 Mai. 3.11. nor vine c. her fruit before time in field 
 Mat. 3. 10. is hewn down and c. into the fire, 7.19. 
 5.29. pluck it out and c. it from thee, .30. 118. 8,9. 
 
 7. 6. nor c. your pearls before s-wine, lest they 
 15.26. children’s bread, and r. it to do"S, Mark"!.27. 
 
 17. 27. c. an hook, and take op fish first conieth up 
 
 18. 30. c. him into prison, till he pay the debt 
 
 22. 13. c. him into outer darkness, 25. 30. 
 
 27. 44. the thieves c. the same in his teeth 
 
 Mark 9. 22. oft-times it hatli c. him into the fire 
 
 11. 7. c. their gaiinentson him, Luke 19. .35. 
 
 12. 4. another servant, and at liim they c. stones 
 41. c. money into the treasury, Luke 21.4. 
 
 ^43. this poor widow hath c. more in than all,L4. 
 Luke 12. 5. who hath power to c. into hell, fear him 
 
 19. 43. thy enemies shall c. a trench about thee 
 John8. 7. let him first c. a stone at her 
 
 21. 7. Peter did c. himself into the sea 
 
 Acts 12. 8. c. thy garment about thee, follcwme 
 
 10. 23. they c. Paul and Silas into prison 
 27. 43. who could swim c. themselves fiist into sea 
 
 1 Cor. 7- 35. not that 1 may c. a snare upon you 
 Rev. 2. 10. devil should c. some of you into prison 
 
 14. w ho taught Balak to c. a stumbling-block 
 22. 1 w ill c. her into a bed, and them that commit 
 4. 10. tlie elders r. their crowns before the throne 
 
 18. 21. like a mill-stone, and c. it into the sea 
 
 C’A.Si away. 
 
 I,ev. 26. 44. I will not r. them a . ay nor abhor them 
 Judg. 15. 17. c. away the jaw-bone out of his hand 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. the shield of the mighty is c. away 
 
 2 Kiiigsl. 15.vessels the Syrians had c.away in haste 
 2 Chron. 29.19. vessels Ahaz in his reign dvlc.awatt 
 Joh 8. 4. have c. them an-ay for their transgression 
 
 20. behold God will note, away a perfect mem 
 P.sal. 2. 3. let us c. axeay their cords from us 
 51. 11. me not axxay from thy presence 
 Eccl. 3. 5. a time to c. away stones, and gather, 6. 
 Isa. 5. 24. because they have c. away the law 
 
 30. 22. shall c. them away as a menstruous cloth 
 
 31. 7. every man shall c. aw ay his idols of silver 
 41. 9. 1 have chosen thee, and not c. thee away 
 
 Jer. 7. 29- cut fhv hair, and c. it away, O Jerusalem 
 
 33. 26. then will 1 c. away tlie seecl of Jacob 
 Ezek.J8. 3l.c.away from yon all your transgressions 
 
 20. 7. c. array every man abominations of his eyes 
 
 8. they did note, away the abominations of eyes 
 
 IIos. 9. 17- my God w ill c. them away, because 
 Mat. 13. 48. gathered the good, but c.the bad away 
 Luke 9. 25. if a man lose himself, or be c. away 
 Rom 11. 1. hath God c. array his people, God forbid 
 2. God hath not c. away his peonIe,he foreknew 
 Heb. 10. 35. c.not away your confidence which hatli 
 CASl-AWAY. 
 
 1 Cor. 9- 27. lestthat I myself should be a cast-away 
 CASE down. 
 
 Exod. 7. 10. Aaron c. down his rodil 12. tliej’ c. down 
 Josh. 10. 11.1 ord c. down great stones inxin them 
 .Tiidg. 6. 28. altar of Baal wasr. rfo-rw and the grove 
 
 1 Kings'\8. 42. 1.lijah c. liimself rfoaTi on the earth 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 8. God hath power tohelpanil c. 
 
 12. and c. them down, from die top of the rock 
 
 Neh. 6. 16. they were c. doxen in tlieir own eyes 
 Job 18.7. his own counsel shall c. him doxm 
 
 22. 29. when men are c. down, then say, liftingup 
 29. 24. light of m3' countenance they c. not down 
 41. 9. shall not one be c. down at the sight of him ? 
 P.sal. 17. 13. () Lord, disappoint him, c. him down 
 .36. 12. thev' are c. down and shall not be able to rise 
 37. 14. berit their bow to c. d. poor and needy 
 
 24. though lie fall, he shall not be utterly c. doxen 
 42.5. whv’ art thou c. down, O m^' soul, 11. | 43. 5. 
 
 6. O my God, my soul is c. down within me 
 56. 7- in thine auger c. doxen the people, (.) Txird 
 62. 4. consult to c. him doxen from his excellency 
 89. 44. thou h'ast c. his throne down to the ground 
 U12.10. thou ha.st lifted me uj), and c. me dirwn 
 Prov. 7. 26. for she hath c. doxen manv wounded 
 T.sa. 28. 2. the T.ord shall c. down -witfi his hand 
 Jer. 6. 15. time 1 visit. the3' shall be c. down, 8. 12. 
 Lam. 2. 1. c. down to the earth the beauty of Israel 
 Ezek. 6. 4. I will f.rform your slain before your idols 
 
 19. 12. tht'mother was r. down to the ground 
 31. 16. when 1 c. the Assx'rian doxen to hell 
 
 .32. 18. w aitfor EgA'pt, and c. her </. and daughters 
 l'>an. 7. 9. 1 behelfl fill the thrones were f. down 
 8. 7 • the he-goat r. down the ram to the ground 
 10. it r. doxen some of the host, and of the stars 
 11 '=anctuarv was c. d. || 12. c. d. truth to grountf 
 11.12, he shall c. douni many ten thousands 
 
CAS 
 
 CAT 
 
 C AU 
 
 Mat. 4. 6. if the Son of God, d. Luke A. 9. 
 
 15. SO. c. them down at Jesus’ feet, and he healed 
 27. 5. he c. down the pieces of silver in the temple 
 Luke 4. 29. they might c. Jesus down hea<ilong 
 2 Cor. 4. 9. we are c. dow7i, but not destroyed 
 7. 6. God that comfortetli those that are c. down 
 2 Pet. 2. 4. but c. the angels down to hell 
 Mev. 12. 10. the accuser of our brethren is c. down 
 C,A S 1 foit/i. 
 
 Jve/i. 13.8. T c. f. all the household stuff of Tobias 
 Psal. 144. 6. c. forth lightning, and scatter them 
 Jer. 22. 19. .lehpiakim c. forth beyond the gates 
 £,zek. 32. 4. 1 \v ill c. thte forth upon the open held 
 Llos. 14. 5. he shall c. forth his roots as I .ebanon 
 Jonah I. + 4. the I ord will c. forth a great wind 
 5. mariners c.f. the svares in sliip into tlie sea 
 12. c. me./, into the sea,.so shall tlie sea be calm 
 15. they took Jonah and c. him foith in othe sea 
 Mark 7. 26. would c.J<n74devil out of lier daughter 
 Johtt 15. 6. he is c. f rth as a branch and withered 
 CA.Sl lots. 
 
 Lev. 16. 8. Aaron shall c. lots on the two goats 
 Josh. 18. 10. Joshua c. lots for them in l^h^loh 
 1 Ham. 14. 42. c. /e/i- between me and lonathan 
 1 Chron. 2(). 13. they c. lots as well small as great 
 Psal. 22.18. they part my garments and c. lots upon 
 my vesture, Mai. 27. 35. John 19. 24 
 Isa. 34. 17. he liath t . the lot for them 
 Joel 3. 3. and they have c. I ts for my people 
 Vbad. 11. in the day f. reicnersc. lots upon Jems. 
 Jonah 1. 7- come and let us c. lots that we may know 
 Nah. 3.10. and they c. l. ts for lier honourable men 
 .t;ASl off. 
 
 ■Q, Kings US. 27. 1 will c. off this city Jerusalem 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 9. if forsake, he will c. thee op for ever 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 14. for leroboam and sons had c. them ojj 
 Job 15. 33. and shall c. off' his flower as the olive 
 Psal. 43. 2. why dost thou c. me (ff'l why go 1 ^ 
 
 44. 9. thou hast c. off. 60.1,10. | 89. .38.1 108.11. 
 
 23. awake, O Lord, arise, c. us not e#for ever 
 71. 9. c. me not off’ in the time of old age 
 74.1. O God, why hast thou c. us off ior ever ? 
 
 77.7- '"'ill the Lord c. off’ for ever ' 
 
 94.14. Lord will note, off his people, Lam. 3. 31. 
 ■Jer. 28. 16. I will c. Hananiah off' from the earth 
 31. 37.1 will c. off' the seed of Israel, ,33. 24. 
 
 I.am. 2. 7- the Lord hath c. offh'i?, altar, abhorred 
 Jios. 8. 3. Israel hath c. off the thing that is good 
 5. thy calf, O Samaria, hath c. thee off 
 j9mos J. 11. because Edom did c. <#all pity 
 .2ech. 1 . 6. shall be as though 1 had not c. them off 
 Acts 22. 23. as they cried and c. <;#'their clotlies 
 Pom. 13. 12. let us c. o./f the worksof darkiress 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 12. because they have c. e#their first faith 
 
 CA.S I out. 
 
 ■Gen. 21.10. c. w/this bondwoman and her son 
 Pxod. 34. 24. 1 will c. out the nations before thee 
 Lev. 18.24. nations are defiled which f c. out before 
 
 you, 20. 23. TJewr. 7. 1. 
 JJeut. 9. 17. i c. the two tables out of my two hands 
 Josh. 13. 12. these did Moses snnte, andc. themowr 
 
 2 ISam. 20. 22. they c. out Sheba's head to Joab 
 
 1 Kings 9. 7. this house will I c. out, 2 Chron. 7. 20. 
 21. 26. as did the Amor ites, whom the Lord c. out 
 
 before the clnldren of Israel, 2 Kings 16. .3. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 25. the captains c. them out and went ’ 
 
 17. 20. till he had c. them out of his sight, 24. 20. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 9. have ye note, out priests of the Lord 
 
 20. 11. to come to c. us out of thy possession 
 Keh. 1. 9. if ye turn, though they were of you c. out 
 Job 20. 15. God shall c. them out of his belly 
 39. 3. they bow themselyes, the^^ r. out their sorrows 
 Psal. 5.10. c. them out in their transgressions 
 
 18. 42.1 did c. them out as the dirt in the streets 
 44. 2. how thou didst afflict people and c. ihe.ni out 
 60. 8. over Edom will I c. out my shoe, 108. 9. 
 
 78. 55. he c. out the heathen before them, 80. 8. 
 Prov. 22.10. c. out the scorner,and contention go out 
 Jsa. 14. 19. but thou artr. otit of thy grave, like an 
 
 16. 2. as a wandering bird c. out of t!(e nest 
 
 26. 19. and the earth shall c. out the dead 
 
 .3. their slain also shall he c. out and stink come 
 7. that thou bring the poor that are c. out 
 66. 5. brethren that c. you out for my name’s sake 
 Jer.7.15. 1 will c. you out of my sight, as I have c.out 
 
 9. _ 19. because our dwellings liave c. ns out 
 
 10. 1. c. them out of my sight, 23. .39. | 52. ,3. 
 
 16. 1.3. therefore will I c. yon out of this land 
 ^2.26. I will c. thee out, and thy mother that bare 
 
 30. his dead body shall bee. out in the day 
 ol. .34. iSebuchadnezzar hath c. me out 
 00 thou wast c. out in the open field 
 
 28. 16. will c. thee as profane of mount, of God 
 ■^^os 8. 8. the land shall be c. out and drowned 
 Mtc. 2. 9. the women of my people have ye c. out 
 ^eph 3. 15. the Lord hath c. out thine enemy 
 Aech. 1.21. to r. out the honis of the Gentiles 
 9.4. the Loid will c. her out, andsmite her power 
 nr' ^u' unsavoury to be c. out, Luke 14. .35. 
 
 'no' J >'Pf’^'i''te, first c. out the beam, Luke 6. 42. 
 o'V/, ^1'* ’ name c. out devils.' 
 
 o. 1.. the children ot the kingdom shall be c. out 
 01 u spirits vrith his word 
 
 n suffer us to go into swine 
 
 9. .13. wtien the devil was c. out theriumb spake 
 ■^o u ^against spirits to c. them out 
 in' nf^ sick, raise the dead, c. out devils 
 or ' v v”*" ‘'p' ils but by Peelzeb. Luke 11.18. 
 
 ro K ' ■'''titan, divided against himself 
 
 .^8. but It 1 by the Sinritof God c. out devils 
 1?' }o into belly, and is c. out into draught 
 01 In' t^ould not we c. him out'! Mark 9.28 
 
 all that sold, Mark 11.15. Luke 19. 45. 
 fVW '-ineyard, Mark 12. 8. Luke 20.15. 
 
 '‘■I ^ V®*'!®** and r. mti many devils, 39. I 6.13. 
 
 ■7>q -'w'® power to heal and c.out devils 
 
 ir *10"' ‘^an Satan r. ,mt Satan ? 
 
 y-. .Magdalene,^/^! whom he had c. seven devils 
 Tl name shall thev c. out devils 
 
 liQ(< fr't^' ".’/fyour name as evil, for .Son of man 
 90' / ^ ’ivith the finger ot God c.out devils 
 ■14.32. 1 c. out devils, and do cures to-day and 
 
 Luke 20. 12. they wounded him also, and c. him out 
 John 6. 37. him that cometh 1 will in no wise c. out 
 9. 34. dost thou teach us r and they c. him out 
 12. 31. now shall the prince of this world bee. out 
 ActsT. 19. so that they c. fwr their young children 
 21. when ftloses was c. out Pharaoh's daughter took 
 58. they c. Stephen out of the city and stoned him 
 27-19. third day we c. out the tackling of the ship 
 29. c. four anchors out || .38. c. out wheat into sea 
 Gal. 4. .30. c. out the bondwoman and her son 
 Pev. 12. 9. and the great dragon was c. out, the devil 
 15. the serpent c. out ot his mouth waters, 16. 
 Lord C/lS i out. 
 
 1 Kings 14.24. which the Lord c, out before children 
 
 of Israel, 2 Kings 16. .3. 2 Chron. 28. .3. 1 33. 2. 
 
 2 Kings I7. 8. the Lordc. before Israel, 21. 2. 
 Zech. 9.4. behold, the Lord will c. her out and smite 
 
 CA .^ I up. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 15. they c. up-o. bank against the city 
 Isa. 57. 14. c. ye up, prepare the way, 62. 10. 
 
 20. troubled sea, \yhose waters c. up mire and dirt 
 Jer. 18. 15. to walk in [)aths, in a way not c. up 
 50. 26. c. her up as heaps, and destroy her utterly 
 Lam. 2. 10^ t. up dust on their heads, Lzek. . 30. 
 Dan. 11.15. king ot the north shall c. up a mount 
 C/LSl LS ! , E 1 II. [prayer 
 
 Job 15. 4. yea, thou c. off tear and restrainest 
 21. 10. their cow calveth and c. not her calf 
 Psal. 50. 17. seeing thou c. my words behind thee 
 73. 18. thou c. them down into tlesfruction 
 
 88. 14. why c. thou off my soul ' why hidest face ? 
 147. 6. the Lord c. the wicked down to the giound 
 
 17. he f. forth his i e like morsels, who can stand 
 1 /ov. lO. 3. lie c. away the snh.stance of the wicked 
 
 19.15. slothfulness c. into a deep sleep, an idlesoul 
 21. 22. c. down the strength ot the lonfidence 
 26.18. as a madman c. fire brands, arrows,and death 
 
 Jer. 6. 7. as a fountain so she c. out her wickedness 
 Dos. 9. + 14. give them a womb that c. the fruit 
 Mat. 9. 34. he c. out devils, Marks. 22. Luke 11.15. 
 
 1 John 4.18. no fear in love, but perfect love c. fear 
 
 3 John 10. and c. them out of the church 
 
 Pev. 6. 13. even as a fig-tree c. her untimely figs 
 CA.^llNG. " 
 
 2 Sarn. 8. 2. he smote Meat), c. them down to ground 
 
 1 Kings 1. 37. the bases, all of them had one c. 
 Ezra lo.l. weeping and c. himself down before house 
 Job 6. 21. ye see my c. down, and are afraid 
 Psal. 74. 7. bye. down dwelling-place of thy name 
 
 89. 39. and profaned his crown by c. it to the ground 
 Mic. 6.14. and thy c. down shall be in midst of thee 
 Mat. 4.18. Peter and Andrew c. a net into the sea 
 
 27. .35. parted his garments, c. lots, Mark 15. 24. 
 Mark 9. 38. we saw one c. out devils, Luke 9. 49. 
 Luke 21. 1. he saw the rich me.ji c. their gifts into 
 2. he saw also a poor widow c. in two mites 
 Rom. 11. 15. if c. away of them be the reconciling 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. c. down imaginations and eveiy thing 
 1 Pet. 5.H.C. all your care on him, for he careth for 
 
 CA.S ELE. 
 
 1 Chron. 11.5. David took c. of Zion, city of David 
 7. David dwelt in the c. the city of David 
 Prov. 18. 19. their contentions are like bars of ar. 
 Acts 21. 34. the chief captain commanded Paul to 
 be carried into the c. 37. | 22. 24. 1 23. 10. 
 
 23.16. he went and entered into the c. and told Paui 
 
 CAS I LE.S. 
 
 Gen. 25. 16. names of Ishmael’s sons by their c. 
 h/nm. 31. 10. they burnt their goodly c. with fire 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 54. these the priests' c. in their coasts 
 27. 25. over treasures, and in c. Jehouathan 
 
 2 Chron. 17. 12. .lehoshaphat built in .ludah c. 
 
 27. 4. Jotham in the forest built c. and towers 
 
 Castor ; see Sign. 
 
 ^ . CATCH. 
 
 Exod. 22. 6. if fire break out and c. in thorns 
 Judg. 21. 21. and c. you every man hiswite 
 
 1 Kings 20. 3.3. now the men did hastily c. it 
 
 2 Kings’!. 12. we shall c. them alive, and get into city 
 Psal. 10. 9. in wait to c. the poor, he doth c. the poor 
 
 35. 8. let his net that he hath hid c. himself 
 109.11. let the e.xtortioner c. all he hath 
 Jer. 5. 26. they lay w'ait, they seta trap, they c.men 
 Lzek. 19. .3. and it learned to c. the prey, 6. 
 
 Hah. 1. 15. they c. them in their net and gather 
 Mark 12. 1.3. send lierodiansto c. him in his words 
 Luke 5. 10. from henceforth thou shalt see men 
 11. 54. seeking to r. something out of his moutli 
 CAICHEIII, ENG. 
 
 Lev. 17. 13. whoc. any beast or fowl may be eaten 
 Lzek. 1. t 4. a fire c. itself, and brightness 
 Mat. 13.19. the devil c. away what w as sown 
 John 10. 12. the wolf c. and s; attereth tlie sheep 
 CA I KRPILLEH, S. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .37. it there be any c. 2 Chron. 6. 28. 
 
 Psal. 78. 46. he gave their increase to the c. 
 
 105. .34. he spake, and c. came w ithout number 
 Isa. .33. 4. your spoil like the gathering of tlie c. 
 
 Jei\ 51. 14. I will fill thee wdth men as with c. 
 
 27- cause the horses come up as the rough c. 
 Jee/1.4. what canker-worm left hath the c. eaten 
 2. 25. 1 will restore, the ears the c. hath eaten 
 CA I 1 r,!',, 
 
 Gen. 1.25. God marie the c. after their kind 
 .3. 14. I.ord God Said, thou art curserl aboveallc. 
 
 7- 21. all flesh dierl, botli of fowd and c. and beast 
 
 8. 1 God remembered Noah, and c. with him in ark 
 
 9. 10. 1 establish my covenant with fowls, c. 
 
 13. 2. Abram was very rich in c. silver, anil gold 
 .30, 40. Jacob put therii not to T-aban’s c. 
 
 31.9. (lod hath taken away the c. ot our father 
 43. these c. are my c. all thou seest is mine 
 ,34. 5. his sons were with the r. in the field 
 46. .32. for their trade hath been to feed c. 
 
 47- 6. then make them rulers over my c. 
 
 17. .loseph gave bread in exchange for c. 
 
 Lxod. 9.4. sh.all sever lietw. c. ot Isr. and r. of Egypt 
 20. made his-servants and c. flee into the houses 
 12. 29. Lord smote all the first born of the c. 
 
 Lev. 1. 2. ye shall bring your oftering of the c. 
 
 Num. 3. 41. take c. of the T.evites instead of all 
 20.19. if 1 and my c. drink, I will pay for it 
 
 Num. 32. 4. is a land for c. and thy servants have ct 
 Deut. 2. 35. the c. we took for a prey, 3. 7. 
 
 Josh. 8. 2. only the c. shall ye take for a prey 
 
 27. only the c. Israel took for a prey, 11.14. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 9. Adonijah slew oxen and c. 19, 25. 
 
 1 Chron. 28.1 1. I 'avid assembled stewards over c. 
 Job 1.1.3. his c. also was seven thousand sheep 
 
 t 10. his c. was increased in the land 
 36. .33. the c. also concerning the vapour 
 Psal. 50. 10. the c. upon a thousand nills is mine 
 104. 14. he causeth the grass to grow lor the c. 
 
 148. 10. beasts and all c. praise the Lord 
 Led. 2.7. had great pos.sessious of great and small c. 
 Da. 7. 25. and tor the treading of le.sser c. 
 
 43. 23. thou hast not brought ine the smalt c. 
 
 46. 1. their idols were upon the beasts and the c. 
 Jer. 9. 10. nor can men hear the voice of the c. 
 Lzek. .34. 17. 1 judge between c. and c. 20, 22. 
 
 Hag. 1.11. I called for a drought upon land and 
 
 1. ech. 2. 4. for the multitude of men and c. therein 
 13. 5. men taught me to keep c. from my youth 
 
 Ifftke 17. 7. havingservant feeding c. w'ill say to him 
 John A. 12. Jacob, his children drank, and his c. 
 Much CA I 1 LK. 
 
 Gen. 30. 4.3. Jacob increased and had much c. 
 
 Exod. 12. .38. Israel went out of i',gyi)t with muc.', c, 
 Deut. 3.19. for 1 know that ye have much c. 
 
 J sh. 22. 8. return to your tents with very much c 
 
 2 Chro7i, 26. 10. Uzziah had much r. in the plains 
 Jonah A. 11. spare N ineveh, wherein is much c. 
 
 Cur CA 1 I LE. 
 
 Exod. 10. 26. our c. also shall go with us 
 
 17. 3. to kill us, our children, and our c. with thirst 
 Num. 20. 4. that we and our c. should die there 
 32. 16. we will build sheepfolds here for m/r c. 
 
 26. all our c. shall be there in the cities of Gilead 
 Josh. 21. 2. give us cities with suburbs for our c. 
 Neh. 9. 37. have dominion over our bodies and ourc. 
 
 10. 36. to bring also first born of our sons and our c. 
 
 'Iheir CATILE. 
 
 Gen. 34. 23. shall not their c. and substance be ours 
 Num.SI. 9. slew Midianites, and took spoil oitheir c. 
 .35. 3. the suburbs shall be for their c. .Tosh. 14. 4. 
 Judg. 6. 5. the Midianites came up with their c. 
 
 1 Sam.riS. 5. David fought, and brought away their c, 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 9. because their c. were multiplied 
 7.21. because they came down to fake away their c. 
 
 Psal. 78. 48. he gave up their c. also to the hail 
 107. .38. he suffered viot their c. to decrease 
 Jer. 49. 32. their camels a booty, their c. a spoil 
 7/ly CATILE. 
 
 Gen. .30. 29- thou knowest how thy c. was with mo 
 31. 41. I served thee six years for thy c. 
 
 Exod. 9. 3. hand of the Lord is on thy c. in the field 
 
 19. send therefore now and gather thy c. 
 
 20. 10. servant nor thy c. do aiiy work, Deut. 5.14. 
 34. 19. every firstling among thyc. is mine 
 
 Lev. 19.19. let not thy c. gender with a diverse kind 
 
 25. 7. sabbath ot the land shall be meat for thy c. 
 Deut. 11. 15. I will send grass in fields for thyc. 
 
 28. 4. blessed shall be the fruit of thy c. 11. I 30. 9. 
 51. he shall eat the fruit of thy c. and thy land 
 Isa. 30.23. that dav shal 1 thy c. feed in large pastures 
 Your CA I'l'LE. 
 
 Gen. 47. 16. give your c. give you for your c. 
 
 Lev. 26. 22. if ye will not hearken, will destroy y. c. 
 Deut. 3.19. your c. shall abide in cities. Josh. 1. 14. 
 
 7. 14. male nor female shall be barren amongy. c. 
 
 2 Kings 3. I7. that ye may drink, both ye and y. c. 
 
 CALGIK. 
 
 Gen. 22. 13. behold, behind him a ram c. by horns 
 39. 12. she c. him by garment, .saying, lie with me 
 Lxod. 4. 4. put forth his hand, and c. the serpent 
 Num. 31. .32. rest of the prey the men of w^ar had c. 
 Judg. 1. 6. c. Adoni-bezek, and cut off his thumbs 
 8.14. c. a young man of the men of Succoth, and said 
 
 15. 4. Samson went and c. three hundred foxes 
 
 21. 2.3. took w ives of them danced, whom they c. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. .35. I c. him by his beard and slew him 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 16. and they c. every one his fellow 
 
 18. 9. A.bsalom’s head c. hold of the oak 
 
 1 Kings 1. 50. and Adonijah c. hold on fne altar 
 
 2. 28. Joab c. hold on the horns of the altar 
 
 11. .30. Ahijah c. the new garment and rent it 
 
 2 Timgs A. 27. tlie .Shunammite c. I-lisha by the feet 
 2 Chron. 22. 9. they c. Ahaziah and brought liim 
 
 T rov. 7. 13. so she c. him, and kissed him, anil said 
 Jer. 50. 24. G Eabylon, thou art found and also c. 
 Mat. 14. .31. Jesus c. Peter, and said unto him 
 
 21. 39. the husbandmen c. him and cast him out 
 Mark 12. 3. they c. the servant and beat him 
 Luke 8.29. oftentimes it c. him, and he was bound 
 John21. 3. they went, and that night c. nothing 
 Acts 6. 12. they came upon Stephen and r. him 
 
 8. 39. the Spirit of the 1 ord c. aw ay Philip 
 
 16. 19. Ihe3' c. Paul and Silas, and drew them 
 
 26. 21. for these can.ses the lew s c. me in the temple 
 
 27. 15. when the ship w'as c. w e let her drive 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. I knew a man c. up to the third heaven 
 4. how' he was c. up into paradise, and heard words 
 
 16. being crafty, I c. yon with guile 
 
 1 '!hess. 4. 17. w'e shall be c. up together with fltem 
 Rev. 12. 5. her child was c. up to God, to his throne 
 CAi; I , S. 
 
 Exod. 29. 13. thee, that is above the liver, 22. Lev. 
 
 3. 4, 10, 15. I 4. 9. I 7. 4. I 8. 16, 25. 1 9. 10. 19. 
 Tsa. 3. 18. the T ord will takeaway their c. and fires 
 Hos. 13.8. will rend the c. of their heart and devour 
 CAUSE 
 
 .Signifies, \1'\ A ground, reason, or motive, 1 .Sam. 
 
 17. 29. [2] yl .wit, action, or controler.-y, Exoil, 
 
 22. 9. Isa. 1. 23. [3] hake, or account, 2 Cor. 
 
 7. 12. 
 
 Exod. 22. 9. the r. of both shall come before judges 
 23. 2. nor speak in a r. to decline after many 
 
 3. nor shalt thou countenance a poor man in his c. 
 
 6. nor wrest the judgment of the poor in his c. 
 
 Num. 16. 11. for w hich c. thou and all thy company 
 are gathered together against the Lord 
 
 27. 5. Moses brought their c. before the Lord 
 Deut. 1. 17. thee, that is too hard for you, bring 
 Josh. 20. 4. tlie manslayer shall declare his r. 
 
 55 
 
C AU 
 
 C AU 
 
 CE A 
 
 1 Sam. I". 29. ai'.d David said, is there not a c. ? 
 
 25. 39. i.onl hath'pleaded the c. ot my reproach 
 
 2 Sam. 13.16. tlicre is no c. this e.vil is rmeatcr than 
 
 15. 4. tliat liatli any' suit c;rc. mi>>lit come to me 
 
 1 maintain their c. 49,59. 2 {Ih. 6. 35, 39. 
 
 11.27. tliis was thee, that lie lift up his liand 
 
 12.15. for the c. was from the I.onl, 2 C’/ir. 10. 15. 
 
 1 V.hr. 21. 3. why will he be a c. of trespass to Israel 
 
 2 Chnni. 19.10. what c. sliall come of y our brethren 
 F.tra 4.15. for which c. this city was destroyed 
 Neh. 6. 6. for which c. tliou huildest tile wall 
 
 Job 5. a. and unto (jod will I commit my c. 
 
 13. Id. behold now, 1 have ordered my r. 
 
 23. 4. 1 would order ^o^ r. before him, and fill 
 29. 16. the c. which 1 ei.ew not, 1 searched out 
 31. 13. if 1 did despise the c. of my man-servant 
 P.fal. 9. 4. for thou hast maintained my c. 
 
 35. 23. awake to my c. my (iod and my Lord 
 
 27. let them be glad that favour my rijfhteous r. 
 14o. 12. 1 know that the Lord will maintain the c. 
 Prov. 18.17. he that is first in his own c. seems just 
 25. 9. debate thy c. w ith thy neighbour himsclr 
 29 . 7 . the righteous considereth the c. of the poor 
 31. 8. open thy mouth for the dumb in the c. 
 Peel. 7- Id. say not thou, what is the c. that 
 /.fa. 1. 23. nor doth c. of the widow come to them 
 41. 21. produce yourc. saith the Lord, brinij 
 50. + 8. who is the m.astcrof my c. let him come 
 .51.22. God that pleadeth the c. of his people 
 Jer, 5. 28. they judue not the c. of the fatherless 
 
 11. 20. for to thee have 1 revealed my c. 
 
 20. 12. I.ord, unto thee have I opened my c. 
 
 22.16. he judged the c. of t!ie poor and needy 
 Lam. 3.36. to subvert in a c. the Lfl. approveth not 
 
 59 . Lord, thou hast seen my wromr, judge my c. 
 Jottah 1. 7 . that he may know for whose c. 8. 
 
 Mai. 5. 32. his wife, saving for the c. of fornication 
 
 19 . 3. for a man to put away his wife for every c. 
 LvkeP,. 47 . declared for what c. she touched him 
 23. 22. 1 have found no <. of death in him 
 
 10. 21. w'hat is the c. wherefore ye are come ? 
 ,13. 28. though they found no c. of death in him 
 25.14. Festus declared Paul's c. to the kinar 
 
 28. 18. because there was no c. of death in me 
 2 Cor. 4.16. for w'hich c. we faint not, but though 
 5.13. or whether we he sober, it is for your c. 
 
 7 .12. I did it not for his c. that had done w'roinr 
 Phil. 2.18. for the same c. also do ye joy with me 
 2 Tim. 1.12. for which c. I suffer these things 
 Heh. 2.11. for which c. he is not ashamed to call 
 1 Pet. 2.123. committed his c. to him that judgeth 
 Plead CAU.SE. 
 
 1 Sam. 24,15. the I.ord be judae, apd plead my c. 
 
 P.fa/. 35.1.1 13. 1. I 119 . 154. 
 
 Psal. 74 . 22 . arise, O God, plead thine own c. 
 
 Prov. 22. 23. for the I.ord will plead their c. 
 
 23.11. he sliall plead their c. with thee 
 
 31. 9 . open thy mouth, plead the c. of poor, needy 
 Jer. 30. 13. there is none to plead thy c. 
 
 50. 34. the Lord shall thoroughly their c. 
 
 51. 36. behold. 1 will plead thy c. and take veng. 
 Mic. 7 . 9 . until he plead my c. and execute 
 
 For this CAU.SF.. 
 
 JEre/9.16./ar r/(j.y c. ha'e 1 raised up Pharaoh 
 
 2 C hr on.VI.10. for this c. Hezekiah and Isaiah pray. 
 Dan.I.M.for this c. the. king was angry and furious 
 Mat. \9.5. for this c. shall a man leave father and 
 
 mother, and cleave to wife, MarktO.1. Fph. 5.31. 
 John 12. 27 . but for this c. came I unto tliis hour 
 
 18. 37 . and for this c. came I into the world 
 Pom. 1. 16. for thisc. G. gave them up to vile affect. 
 13. 6. for thisc. pay 3 ’e tribute also 
 
 15. 9. for this c. 1 will conf. to thee amongthe gent. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. VO. for this c. many are weak arid sickly 
 Fph. 3. W.for this c. 1 bow my knees to the Father 
 
 1 'J'hess. 2. 13. for this c. thank God without ceasing 
 
 2 I'hess.l.ll.for this c. G. shall send strong delusion 
 1 I'im. 1. 16 . howheit. for this c. I obtained mercy 
 Jleh. 9. 15. for thisc. tie is the mediator of new testa. 
 1 Pet. 4. 6. for this c. was the gospel preach, to them 
 
 Without ('AUSE, 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 5 . wilt thou sin, to slay David uithmit a c. ? 
 Job 1.3. thou movedst me to destroy him u iihout a c. 
 
 9. 17 . he multiplieth my wounds without c. 
 
 Psal. 7 .4. 1 delivered him thatrr. c. is my enemy 
 25. 3. let them be ashamed that transgre.ss w. c. 
 
 .35. 7 . to. c. they hid for me a net, digged a pit rc. c. 
 
 19 . that hate me without c. 69. 4. John 15. 25. 
 
 109. 3. and they fought against me without a c. 
 119 . 78. the proud dealt perversely with me w. a e. 
 161. princes have persecuted me, without c. 
 Prov.l. 11. let us lurk for the innocent without c. 
 3. 30. strive not with a man w. c. if he have done 
 
 23. 29. who hath sorrow, who hath wounds, w. c. 
 
 24. 28. be not witness against neighbour without c. 
 Isa. 51. 4. the Assyrian dp pressed them without c. 
 Fam. 3. 52. mine enemies cnased me sore without c. 
 Fzek. 14. 2.3. have not done w. c. all 1 have done 
 Mat. 5. 22. whoso is angrv with his brother w. c. 
 
 CAUSE. 
 
 Gen.'l. 4. I will c, it rain on the earth forty days 
 
 45.1. he cried, c. every man to go out from me 
 Fxod. 8. 5. c. frogs to come up on the land of Egypt 
 21. 19 . and shall c. him to be thoroimhly healed 
 Fev. 19. 29. thy daughter, to c. her to be a whore 
 
 26.16. consume the eyes, and c. sorrow of heart 
 Nttm.P.l'i. c. a razor*to pass over the I evites 
 
 16. 5. who is hol^', the Lord will c. him to come 
 Pent. L .38. encourage him, for he shall c. Israel to 
 
 inherit it, ,3. 28. I 31.7. Josh. 1. + 6. 
 
 12.11. God shall choose to c. his name to dwell 
 24. 4. and thou shalt not c. the land to sin w Inch 
 28.+ 61 . them will lord c. to ascend till destroyed 
 
 Judg. 6. f 11. Gideon Ihi eshed wheat to c. it flee 
 
 2 Sam 1.3.1.3. whither shall 1 c. my shame to go ? 
 
 1 Kings 8. 31. an oatli laid on him to c. him swear 
 
 2 Kings 19.7 ■ will r. him to fall by sword, Isa. .37.7. 
 JVeh. 13. 26. him did outlandish women r. to sin 
 Fsth. 3. 13. c. to perish all the lews, 7 . + 4. 18. 11. 
 
 5. 5. e. Daman make haste to do as Esther said 
 
 6. + 9. c. him to ride on horseback through the city 
 Job 6. 24. c. me to understand wherein 1 have erred 
 
 56 
 
 Job 6 . + 27 . yea, ye c. to fall upon the fatherless 
 .31.11. c. to every man to find according to his ways 
 .38. t37who canc. to lie down the bottles of heaven 
 yi'a/. 10. 17 . thou wilt c. thine ear to hear 
 
 67.1. anfl c. his face to shine upon us. EX). .3,7> 19. 
 76 . 8. thou didst c. judgm. to be heard from heav. 
 9i). t 12. we may c. our hearts to come to wisdom 
 143. 8. c. me to hear, c. me to know the way 
 Prov. 4. 16. sleep taken away, unless c. some to fall 
 
 19. t 18. let not tio'soul spare to c. him to die 
 23. + 5. wilt r. thine ej'es to flee on what is not' 
 heel. 5. 6. suffer not thy mouth to c. thy fifS'itosin 
 C mt. 8. 13. hearken to ili 3 ' voice, c. me to hear it 
 Jsa. .3. 12. they who lead thee c. thee to e.T, 9. 16. 
 
 27 . 6. he shall r. them of .lacob to take root 
 
 28. 12. this is the rest y(! may c. the weary to rest 
 .30. .30. the Lord c. his glorious vr.i e to he h ar;] 
 42. 2. norc. his voice to be heard in the streets 
 .58.14. 1 will r. thee to ride upon the high places 
 61. 11.so Lordwillc. righteousnaes to si-ring forth 
 66. 9 . shall 1 bring to bifth, and not r. bring forth ' 
 
 Jer. .3. 12. I svill not c. mine anger to fall ( n you 
 
 7 . 3. I will c. you to dwell in this jda' e, 7 . 
 
 12. t 9. c. beasts of the field to come and devour 
 
 1.3. 16. give glory to the Lord before her. darkness 
 
 15.11. 1 will c. the enemy to entreat thee well 
 
 23. 27. who think to r. my people forget th 3 ’ na. 
 
 25. + 10. I will c. to [rcri’sh the voice of mirth 
 .31. 2. fcv'en Israel, wlien I went to c. him to rest 
 
 9 . 1 will r. them to walk by the rivers of waters 
 .32. 4t. I will c. their captivity' to return, ,33. 26. 
 f.am. 3. 32. though he r. grief, yet will have com. 
 Fzek. 20. . 37 . 1 will r. you to pass under the roti 
 
 24. 8. that it might c. fury to come to vengeance 
 34. 15. I vvill r. them to lie down, saith the I.ord 
 
 36.12. 1 will c. men to walk on you, even Israel 
 Dan. 8. 25. he shall c. craft to prosper in his hand 
 9. 17 . () our God, r. thy face to shine on sanctuary 
 
 + 18. we do not c. to fall our supplication 
 
 11. t .32. shall he r. to dissemble 113 ' batteries 
 Tlos. 4. t 9 . 1 will c. to return for their ways 
 Joel 3.11. thither r. thy mighty ones come down 
 Amos 6. ,3. and c. the seat of violence to come near 
 
 8. 9. I will c. sun to go down at noon am! darken 
 
 9. + 9. c. to move Israel among all nations 
 Nah. 1. t 8. stand, but none shall c. them to turn 
 Ilab. 1. 3. why dost thou c. me to behold grievance I 
 Mat. 5. + 29 . if thy right e 3 ’e c. thee to oflend 
 
 6. + 2. c. not a trumpet to be sounded 
 
 10. 21..children rise up against parents and r.them 
 
 to be put todeath, Mark 13. 12 . Luke 21. 16. 
 7?ow. 16 . 17 .mark them who c. divisions and offences 
 Col. 4.16. c. that it be read in church of Laodiceans 
 Cause to cease. See Cease. 
 CAUSED. 
 
 Gen. 1. 21. God c. a deep sleep to fall on Adam 
 
 20. 1.3. God c. me to wander from m 3 ’ fathers 
 Fxod. 14. 21 . tlie I.ord c. the sea to go back 
 Kum. .31. 16. these c. Israel to commit whoredom 
 Dent. 34. 4. this is the land, 1 have c. thee to see it 
 2 Sam. 7 . 11 . c. thee forest from thine enemies 
 
 22. + 40. hast thou c. to bow, Psal. 18. t ,39. 
 
 1 Kings 2.19. c. a .seat to be set for the king's m.other 
 
 2 Chr. .34. 32. he c. all present in .Terns, to stand it 
 Fzral. +1 .Cyrus c. a voice to pass thro’ his kingdom 
 
 6. 12. the God that hath c. his name to dwell' 
 
 Neh. 8.7.Levites r.people to understand the law, 8. 
 Fsth. 5. +10. Daman sent and c. his friends to come 
 14. Daman e. the gallows to be made 
 Job 31. 16. if I have c. eyes of the vvidow to fail 
 Psal. 66.12. thou liast c. men to ride over our heads 
 78. 1.3. he divided the sea, and f. them to pass thro’ 
 26. he c. an east wind to blow in the heaven 
 119 . 49 . word on wliich thou hast c. me to hope 
 Prov. 7 . 21. with fair speech she c. him to yield 
 Isa. 6. t7. c. it to touch m 3 ’ mouth, and said to 
 
 19. 14. they have c. Egypt to err in every work 
 
 4.3. 2.3. I have not c. thee to serve with an offering 
 47- t 10. thy wisdom c. tliee to turn away 
 
 63. 14. the .Spirit of the Lord c. him to rest 
 Jer. .3. + 18. to the land I c. your fathers possess 
 
 12. 14. which T have c. ■ y peojile Israel to inherit 
 
 13. 11. 1 have r. to cleave to me house of Israel 
 
 29. 31. Shemaiah c. you to trust in a lie 
 
 .32. 2.3. therefore thou hast c. all thisevil to come 
 .34. 11. after they c. the servants to return, 16. 
 
 48. 4. her little ones have c. a cry to be heard 
 Fzek. 16. 7 .1 havec. thee to multiply as the bud 
 24. 13. till I have c. my furv’ to rest on thee 
 29. 18. “N ebuch. c. his army to serve against Tyrus 
 .32. 2.3. which c. terror in tlie land, 2-'. 25, 26. 
 
 Datt. 9 . 21. Gabriel being c. to fly swift^v, touched 
 Hos. 4. 12. the spirit of whoredoms c. them to err 
 Amos 2. 4. and tneir lies c. them to err, after which 
 4. 7 . 1 c. to rain on one city. I c. not to rain on 
 yech. .3. 4. I have c. thine iniquity to pass from thee 
 Mai. 1. 8. 3 'c have c. man 3 ' to stumble at the law 
 .John 11. 37 . have c. this man should not have died 
 Acts 15. .3. they c. great jo 3 ’ to all the brethren 
 2 Cor. 1. 5. but if any haver, grief, hath grieved part 
 Rev. 13.16.r.all to receive amark in their right-hand 
 CAUSES. 
 
 Fxod. 18. 19. that thou mayest bring r. to God 
 
 26. the hard c. they brought to INloses 
 Dcut. 1 . 16. hear the r. between 3 'qur brethren 
 Jer. 3.3. all the c. whereby backsliding Israel 
 
 I,am. 1. 14. but have seen for thee c. of banishment 
 3. 58. G Lord, thou liast pleaded the c. of my soul 
 Acts16.11.tor these c. the lewscaughtme in temple 
 CAU.SEST. 
 
 ,Tob .30. 22. thou c. me to ride on the wind 
 Psal. 65.4. blessed is man thou c. approach to thee 
 CAUSE, I'D. 
 
 Kum. 5. 18. the water that c. the curse, 19.22.24,27- 
 Job 12. 24. he r. them to wander in a wilderness 
 where there is no way, P.sal. I 07 . 40. 
 
 20. .3. the spirit of understanding r. me to answer 
 . 37 .13. he c. it to come hither for correction 
 Psal. 104. 14. he c. the grass to grow for the cattle 
 1.35. 7- he r. vapours to ascend, jer. 10.1.3. 1 51. 16. 
 147 . 18. c. his wind to blow, and the waters flow 
 
 Prov. 10. 5. is a son that c. shame, 17- 2.1 19. 26. 
 
 Prov. 10 . 117 . he that refuseth reproof c. to err 
 
 17 . 2 . a wise servant shall rule over a sf)n r. shame 
 19 . 27 . cease to hear the instruction that c. to err 
 28. 10. v^hoso c. righteous to go astray in evil way 
 Isa. 64. 2. the fire c. the waters to IkuI. to make 
 F.zek. 44. 18. not gird w ith any thing that c. sweat 
 Dan. 1 ]. + 20. one that c. an exacter of the kingd(.m 
 Mat. 5. 32. put away wife r. her to commit adultery 
 2 L'. r. 2. 14. thanks be to God, who c. us to triump'b 
 
 9. 11. which c. through us thanksgiving ti> God 
 Rev. 13. 12. c. the earth to worship the first beast 
 
 CAC.SEU AY. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 16. lot came fijrth by the c. of going up- 
 
 18. at Farbar westward four at the c. and two 
 Prov. 15. 119. way of righteous rai-ed up as a c 
 Jsa. 7- 1 3 . go up in tl.c c. of the fuller's heW 
 
 CAL.SING. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 119. the ground c. to miscan’y 
 i'.ant. 7 . 9- c. the lips of those asleep to speak 
 Isa. 30 . 28. a bridle in the jaws c. them to err 
 .ler. 29 . 10. in c. you to return to this place 
 
 33. 12. shepherds c. their Hocks to lie flow n 
 Fzek. 39. + 28. know 1 am the I^rd c. them to be led 
 CAUM'.LEs>. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 31. either that thou hast shed blood c. 
 Prov. 26. 2. so tlie curse c. shall not come 
 CAVE, S. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 30. Lot dwelt in a c. he and his flaughters- 
 23. 17 . field and r. made sure to Abraham, 20. 
 
 19 . Abraliam buried >.arah in the c. of the field 
 49 . 29. bury me with my fatlu r in c. of Fphron 
 
 Josh. 10. 16. these five kunfsHed anti hid in ac. 17. 
 Judg. 6. 2. because of the .’didianims Israel mafiec. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 6. Israel did hide themselves in c. in rocks 
 
 22. 1. David escaped to the c. of Adullam 
 
 21. 10. Lord delivered thee into my hand in the c. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 1.3. came to Davifl to the r. of Adullanv 
 1 Kings 18. 4. the proiihets hid by filfy in a c. 13. 
 
 19 . 9 . I lijah came to a r. and loflged there 
 
 Isa. 2. 19 . they shall go into c. for fear of the I/jrd 
 Fzek. .33. 27 . they shall die that be in the c. 
 
 John 11. .38. the grave, it w as a c. a stone lay upon it 
 Ileb. 11. 38. they wandered in dens andc. of eartU 
 CF.A.SK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To leave off', or give over, 1 Sam. 7 . 
 8. Isa. .33. 1. [2] To be utterly for/wtten, Deut. 
 .32. 26. [.3] To be quiet, .1 udg. 15. 7- [4] To be 
 wanting, Deut. 15. 11. [5] To be removed bjf 
 
 death, or otherwise, I.am. 5. 14. [6] Kot to lean 
 to, or depend on, Prov. 2.3. 4. [7] To abstain 
 from, Psal. 37- 8. Isa. 1. 16. 
 
 (teti. 8. 22. and day and night shall not c. 
 
 Fxod. 9 . 29 . as 1 am gone the thunder shall c. 
 
 23. + 5. would f. to leave thy business for him 
 Kum. 8. 25. from the age of'fifty j’ears shall c. 
 
 11. 25. seventy elders prophesied, and flid not c. 
 
 17 . 5. 1 will make to c. the murmurings 
 
 Ptcut. 15.11. the poor shall never r. out of the land 
 .32. 26. I W'ould make remembrance of them to c 
 Josh.ll. 25. so make our children c. from fearing L. 
 Judy. 15. 7 . yet will I be avenged, after 1 will c. 
 
 20. 28. shall I yet again goto battle, or shall 1 T 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 8. c. not to cry to I on! our Got: for us 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. t 5. caused to c. the idolatrous priests 
 2 Chron. 16. 5. w hen Haasha heard it, let his wt rk c. 
 Ezra 4. 23. made them to c. by force and iwwer 
 
 6. t 8. that they be not made to c. 
 
 Kell. 6 . 3 . w’hy should the work c. w’hile T come.’ 
 Job .3. 17 . there the wicked c. from troubling 
 
 10. 20. my days few, c. then, let me alone 
 
 14. 7 . that the tender branch thereof will not c. 
 Psal. . 37 . 8. c. from anger, and forsake wrath 
 46. 9 . he maketh wars to c. to the end of the eartff 
 89. 44. thou hast made his glory to c. and cast 
 119 . + 119- thou caiise.st the w icked to c. 
 
 Prov. 19 . 27 . c. to hear instruction that causeth to err 
 
 20. .3. it is an honour for a man to c. from strife 
 22.10. cast scerner, v ea strife and reproacii shall c. 
 
 2.3. 4. labour to be rich, c. from thy wisdom 
 Feel. 12. 3. the grinders c. because they are few 
 Isa. 1. 16. c. to do evil |l 2. 22. c. ye from man 
 
 10. 25. yet a little while and indignation shall c. 
 
 16. 10. I have male their vintage shouting to c. 
 
 17 . .3. the fortress also shall c. from I'lihraim 
 
 21. 2. all the sighing thereof have 1 made to c. 
 
 .33. 1. when thou shalt c. to spoil, shalt be spoiled 
 
 Jer. 14. 17 . let tears run down and let them not r. 
 17 . 8 . leaf green, nor shall c. from yielding fruit 
 31. 36. then the seed of Israel shall c. 
 
 Lam. 1. 18. let not the apple of thine eye r. 
 
 Fzek. 6. 6. that your idols may he ■ roken and c. 
 
 7 . 24. 1 will make the pomp of the strong to c. 
 
 12. 2.3. saith the Lord., I will make this proverb c. 
 
 2.3. 27 . thus w’ill I make thy lewdness to r. 
 
 .30. 10. 1 will make the multitude of Egypt to c. 
 
 18. the pomp of her strength shall c. .33. 28. 
 
 Ilos. 7 .-14. raiser will c. from raising 
 Amo.s7.5. O I ord God,c. by wjiom shall lacobarisc- 
 .lets 1.3. 10. w ill not r. to pervert the right wav s 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 8. w hether they be tongues, tliey shall c. 
 Fph. 1. 16. 1 c. not to give thanks for you 
 
 Col. 1. 9 . we do not c. to pray for you to be filled 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 14. having eyes that cannot c. from sin 
 
 Cause to CE.’\''E. 
 
 Iev.16.16. 1 will ca7<.fe re f. evil beasts. Fzek. 31.15. 
 Ruth 4. 14. not caused to c. to thee a kinsman 
 
 2 A mgs 2.3. + 5. cause to c. the idolatrous priests 
 Fzra 4. 21. cause these men to c. city be not built 
 5. 5. the eye of their God on them,'they could not 
 caU'C them to c. till matter came to Darius 
 Keh. 4. 11. slay them and caiue the work to c. 
 
 P.sal. 85. 4. cause thine anger toward us to c. 
 
 Prov. 18. 18. the lot causeth contentions to c. 
 
 Isa. 13. 11. 1 will caw.'e the arrogancy of jiroud mr. 
 .30. 11. cause the holy One of Israel to c. liefore u.s 
 Jer. 7 . .‘44. cause mirth to c. from the cities of .ludah 
 .36. 29. ca 7 t.se toe. man and beast, Dos. 1. 11. 
 
 48. 33. I w ill cau.se to c. in IMoab him that offeretli 
 Fzek. 16 . 41. fa7Cf<? thee to c. from playing harlot 
 23. 48. thus will I cause lewdness to c. 
 
 26. 1.3. 1 will ca7t.se the noise of thy songs tqc. 
 
 30. 13, 1 will cause their images to c. out of Noi>h 
 
CED 
 
 CER 
 
 CHA 
 
 T.te'k. 3-1.10. cause them toe. from fe,eding the flock 
 i>«n. 9. 27- he sliall cause the oblation to c. 
 
 11. 18. cause the reproach offered by him to c. 
 llos. 1.4. will cuu>e to c. kiiimlomof house of Israel 
 
 ceased. 
 
 Geti. 18.11. it r. to be with Serai after manner of 
 d. 9. .33. thunders and hail c. and I’ain was not 
 34. whsn Pharaoh saw that the thunders c. 
 
 Josh. 5. 12. the manna c. on the morrow after 
 Judg. 2.19. they c. not frrm their own doings 
 5- 7. the inhabitants of villages c. they c. in Israel 
 1 Sim. 2. 5. and they that were hungry c. 
 
 25. 9. they spake in the name of David and c. 
 Ezra 4. 24. then c. the work of the house of Cod 
 JohSQ. 1. so these three men c. to answer Job 
 Psai. 35. 15. they (lid tear me and c. not 
 77. 2. my sore ran in the night and c. not 
 Isa. 14. 4. how hath the oppressor c. golden city c. 
 Lam. 5. 14. the elders have c. from tire gate 
 
 15. the joy of our heart is c. cur dance is turned 
 Jonah 1.15. they took up Ion ih, sear, from raging 
 Mat. 14. 32. the wind c. Mark 4. 39. I 0. 51. 
 
 Luke 7. 45. this M'oman hath not c. to kiss my feet 
 11.1. as he was praying in a place, when he c. 
 Jlctso.^Q. they c. not to teach and preach J esus 
 
 20. 1. after tiie uproar was c. Paul called disciples 
 31. by space of three years 1 c. not to warn every 
 
 21. 14. when he woulcj not be persuaded we c. 
 Cal. 5. 11. then is the offence of the cross c. 
 
 Heh. 4. 10. he also hath r. from Uis own w orks 
 
 10. 2. for then they would not have c. to be offer. 
 
 1 Pet. 4,1. who suffered in flesh, hathc, from sin 
 CEASETH. 
 
 Psal. 12. 1. help. Lord, tor the godly man c. 
 
 49. 8. redempt. of soul itrecious, and it c. forever 
 Ptov. 26.20. so where there is no tale-bearer strife c. 
 Isa. 16. 4. the extortioner is at an end, the spoiler c. 
 24. 8. the mirth of tabretsc. joy of the harp c. 
 
 .33. 8. high ways lie waste, the w'a.y-faringman c. 
 Lam. 3. 49. mine eye trickleth down and c. not 
 IIos. 7. 4. c. from raising after he kneaded dough 
 Acts 6.13. this man c. not speak blasphemous words 
 CEASING. 
 
 Erod. 21. + 19. he shall i)ay for the c. of his time 
 1 Sam. 12. 23.1 shouhl sin in c. to pray for you 
 Isa. 6. t 9. hear ye without c. but understand not 
 Acts 12. 5. but iJrayer was made wdthout c. for him 
 Pom. 1. 9. wdthout c. 1 make mention, 1 T/iess. 1. 3. 
 
 1 Thess. 2.13. for this we thank God without c. 
 
 5. 17 . pray without c. in every tlnng give thanks 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 3. without c.l have remembrance of thee 
 
 CKDAFt. 
 
 This tree is much celebrated in the scriptures: It 
 shoots out its branches at ten or twelve feet from 
 the ground : Its branches are large, and at a 
 distance from one another; its leaves are some¬ 
 thing like those of rosemary ; it is always green, 
 and distils a kind of gum, to which di.j'erent 
 e.tfects are attributed: The wood of it is incor¬ 
 ruptible, beautiful, solid, and inclining to a brown 
 colour; it hears a small apple, like that of the 
 pine. They made use of this wood not only for 
 the beams and planks which covered edifices, and 
 served for ceilings to apartments, but they plated: 
 them likewise in the substance of their walls, and 
 so disposed them and the stone together, that there 
 were three rows of stone and one of cedar wood, 
 1 Kings 6. 36. Ey the cedar of Lebanon, the 
 king of Israel may be understood, 2 Kines 14. 9. 
 Hereunto aho the felicity and growth of the faith¬ 
 ful IS c mpared, Psal. 92. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 2. king said, I dwell in an house of c. 
 
 7._ saying, w hy build ye not me an liouse of c.? 
 
 1 Kings 4. 33. he spake from the c. tt) the hyssop 
 5.8. 1 will do all thy desire concerninu' c. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 9. the thistle sent to the c. 2 Chr. 25.18. 
 Job 40. 17 . Itehemotli moveth his tail like a c. 
 
 Psal. 92 .12. the righteous shall grow like a c. 
 
 Cant. 1. 17. the beams of our house are c. 
 
 8. 9. we will inclose her with boards of c. 
 
 Ita. 41. 19 . I will plant in the wilderne.ss the c. 
 Jer. 22.14. itisceiled wdth c. painted with vermil. 
 
 15. because thou closest thyself in c. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . .3. a great eagle took highest branch of c. 
 
 22. I wdll take of the highest branch of the c. 
 
 23. it shall bear fruit and be a goodly c. 
 
 27 . 24. chests made of c. among the merchandise 
 31. 3. the Assyrian was a c. in l.ebanon 
 Zeph. 2. 14. for he shall uncover the c. work 
 Zech. 11.2. howl, tir tree, for the c. is fallen 
 CEDAU.-1 HEES. 
 
 Kvm. 24. 6. Israel’s tabernacles are c. beside waters 
 USam.b. 11. Hiram sent c. to David and carpenters 
 
 1 Kings 5.6. that they hew me c. out of I .ebanon 
 10. so Hiram gave .■'olomon c. and tir trees, 9.11. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 2.3. I wdll cut down the tall c. thereof 
 
 1 C'hron. 22. 4. Davirl prepared c. in abundance 
 
 2 Citron. 1. 15. c. made he as the sycamore, 9. 27- 
 2. 8. send me c. and fir-trees out of Lebanon 
 
 Ezra 3 . 7 . gave money tobrimr c. from Lebanon 
 
 ^ CEDAR-WOOD. 
 
 lev. 14. 4. take r. and liy.ssop, 6, 49, 51, 52. 
 
 Eum. 19 . 6 . the jjriest shall take c. and hyssop 
 1 C'hron. 22. 4. they brought much c. to David 
 CED A ICS. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 27 . f. made he to be as sycamore-trees 
 1 Chr, 17 . 1 . David said, 1 dwell in an house of c. 
 
 Z Chr. 2. .3. didst send David c. to build an house 
 Psal. 29. 5. the voice of the I .ord breaketh the c. 
 
 80 . 10. tile boughs thereof were like, goodly c. 
 
 148. 9. praise him also c. and fruitful trees 
 Cant. 5. 15. his countenance excellent as thee. 
 
 Isa. 9 .10. we wdll change the .sycamores into c. 
 
 . 37 . 24. I wdll cut dowm the tall c. thereof 
 44.14. he heweth Idni dow n c. and taketh oak 
 Jer. 22. 7. they shall cut down thy choice c. 
 
 2.3. t) Lebanon,that makestthy nest in thee. 
 
 Ezek 31.8. f. in garden of (lod coidd not hide him 
 Amos 2. 9 . Amorites height as the height of c. 
 
 Zech. 11 . 1 . O I.ebanon, that fire may devour thy c. 
 CEDARS of I,ebanon. 
 
 Judg. 9.15. fire out of the bramble devour c. of Leb. 
 
 Psal. 104.16. the c. of Leh. which he hath planted 
 Isa. 2. 13 . day of the I.ord upon all the c. of Leb. 
 14. 8. c. of Leb. rejoice at thee, saying, since thou 
 Ezek. 27 . 5. c. from Leb. to make masts for thee 
 CELE13RA1 E. 
 
 Lev. 23. .32. from even to even shall c. your sabbath 
 41. a statute, ye shall c. it in the seventh month 
 Isa. 38.18. for the grave cannot, death cannot c. thee 
 C.KEK.Sl lAL. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 40. are c. bodies, glory of the c. is one 
 CELI,ARS. 
 
 1 Chron. 27- 28. and over the c. of oil w'a.s Joash 
 CENSER, S. 
 
 Lev. 10. 1. sons of Aaron took either of them c. 
 
 16 . 12. he shall take a c. full of burning coals 
 Nam. 4. 14. they shall put upon it vessels, even c. 
 
 16. 6. this do, take ye c. |1 1?. every man his c. 
 
 39 . F.leazar the priest took the brasen c. 
 
 1 King: 7- 5u. made c. of pure gold, 2 Chr. 4. 22. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 19. Uzziah had a c. in his hand to burn 
 Ezek. 8.11. with evtu y man his c. in his hand 
 Jleb. 9. 4. the holiest nad the golden c. and the ark 
 Pev. 8. 3. the angel came, having a golden c. 
 
 5. the angel tuck the c. and filled it with fire 
 CENSURE. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16. sufficient to such a man is this c. 
 Cl'.M'URlON, S. 
 
 Mat. 8. 5. there unto him ac. beseeching him 
 
 8. c. said. Lord, I am not worthy thou shculdest 
 27 . 51. when the c. saw the earthquake [come 
 
 Luke 7 . 2. c. servant, who was dear to him, was sick 
 
 2.3. 47 . now when the c. saw what w as done 
 Acts 10, 1. Cornelius w as a c. of the Italian band 
 
 22. Cornelius the c. a just man thatfeareth God 
 
 21. .32. w'ho immediately took c. and ran down 
 
 22. 26. w hen the c. beard that, he went and told 
 
 23. 17 . tlien Paul called one of the c. to him 
 
 23. he called to him tw'O c. saying, make ready 
 
 24. 2.3. and he commanded a c. to keep Paul [band 
 
 27 . 1. deliveied Paul to Julius a c. of Augustus’ 
 11. the c. believed the master more than Paul 
 43. c. willing to save Paul, kept them fi om purp. 
 
 28. 16. the c. delivered tl>e prisoners to the captain 
 
 CER EMOMES. 
 
 Num.. 9. 3. shall keeji passover according to all thee. 
 Heb. 9. 11. the first covenant had also c. 
 
 A Cektain Man. See Man. 
 t:i:Rl'AlN. 
 
 Exod. 16. 4. ye shall gather a c. rate every day 
 i\ um. 16. 2. Koi ah rose with c. of children ot Isr. 
 Deut. 1.3.1.3. c. men the children of Hcdial are gone 
 
 25. 2. tlie wickecl man be beaten by a c. number 
 2 Chron. 8. 13. after a c. rate every day ottering 
 Neh. 1. 2. Hanani came, he and c. men of .iuclah 
 
 4. I mourned c. days, and fasted, and prayed 
 
 11.2.3. a c. portion should be for singers everyday 
 
 1.3. 25. 1 smote c. of them, and plucked off' hair 
 Jer. 41.5. there came c. from .Shechem, from .‘^hilch 
 
 ,52.15. the captain carried away c. of poor peoi)!e 
 Van. 8 . 27 . 1 Daniel fainted and was sick c. days 
 11. 1.3. the king of north shall come after c. y'ears 
 Mat. 18.2.3. kingd. of heav. likened to c. king, 22. 2 . 
 20 . 20 . she and her sons desiring a c. thing of him 
 MaikM. 42. there came a c. poor w'idow, Z«^<?21. 2 . 
 
 14. 57 . arose c. and bare false witness against him 
 l.uke 5. 12. it came to pass wdien he w'as in a c. city 
 8. 2(h told him by c. thy mother stands to see thee' 
 
 10. .38. as he w'ent into ac. village, 17. 12. 
 
 11. 27 . a c. woman lifted up her voice ancl said 
 . 37 . ac. Pharisee besought him to ciine with him 
 
 18. 9 . this parable to c. w ho trusted in themselves 
 
 2.3. 19 . who for ac. sedition and for murder 
 24.22. c. womenalsomade usastonished, whow'ere 
 
 24. c. of them with us went to the sepulclire 
 John 5. 4. an angel went down at a c. sea.son 
 Acts 9. 19 . .'raid w'as c. days with the disciples 
 
 10. 48. they prayed Peter'to tarry c. days 
 12.1. Herod the king to vex c. ot'the church 
 
 15. 24. c. which went from us have Irouliled ns 
 
 17 . 28. as c. of your own poets have said, for we 
 Pom. 15. 26. to make a c. contribution for saints at 
 Gal. 2.12. for before that c. came from .lames 
 Heh. 2. 6. but one in a c. plac e testified, what isman 
 
 4. 4. he spake in a c. place of 7th day on this wise 
 7 . he limiteth a c. (lay, saying in David, today 
 10 . 27 . but a c. fearful looking for of judgment 
 Jude 4. for there are c. men crept in unawares 
 CER'IAIN. 
 
 Dent. 13.14. if it be ti uth, and the thing c. I 7 . 4. 
 
 1 A itigs 2. . 37 . know for c. thou shall surely die, 42. 
 Jer. 26.15. know for c. if ye put me to death 
 Dan. 2. 45. the dream is c. and interjiretation sure 
 Acts £5. 2(). 1 liave no c. thing to write to my lord 
 1 Cor. 4. 11. we have no c. dwelling-place 
 1 Tim. 6. 7- it is c. we can carry notlung out 
 (’ERIAINL'VL 
 
 Gen. 18. 10. he said, 1 will c. return to thee 
 
 26. 28. we saw c. the T.ord was with thee 
 
 43. 7 . could we c. know, he would say, bring your 
 
 44. 15. wot ye not such a man as I can c. divine 
 ,50. 15. will c. requite us all the evil we did to him 
 E.iod. .3.12. c. I will be with thee, this be a token 
 
 22. 4. iftheft be c. found in his hand alive 
 Lev. 5. 19. he hath c. tresjiassed against the I.ord 
 
 24. 16. all the congregation shall c. stone him 
 Josh. 9. 24. l)e(;ause it was c. told thy servants 
 Judg. 14. 12. if y'e can c. declare the riddle to me 
 1 Sam.‘20. .3. thy father c. knoweth 1 have found 
 
 9. if I knew c. evil were determined by niy fatlier 
 
 23. 10. c. heard that .''aid will come to'Kei I ah 
 
 25. 28. Lord will c. make, my lord a sure house 
 
 1 Kings!. .30. even so will 1 c. do this day 
 
 2 Kings 8.10. go, say to him, thou mayest c. recover 
 2 Chr. 18. 27 . Wicaiah said, if thou c. return in peace 
 Pruv. 2.3. 5. for riches c. make themselves wings 
 Jer. 8. 8. we are wise, lo, c. in vain made he if 
 
 1.3.12. do we not c. know every bottle be tilled 
 
 25. 28. thus saith the I.ord, ye shall c. drink 
 .36. 29. king of Baby Ion .shall c. destroy this land 
 40. 14. dost thou c. know that Baal is sent 
 42.19. know c. 1 have admonished you this day 
 22. c. ye shall die by the sword and by famine 
 
 Jer. 4LI 7 . e. do what thing goeth out of our mouth 
 I.am. 2. 16 . c. this is the day that we looked for 
 Dan. 11 . 10 . one shall c. come and overflow, 13. 
 Zech. 11 . 111 . poor c. knew it was word ot the Lord 
 Luke 23. 47 . saying, c. this was a righteous man 
 CI .R l AINTV. 
 
 Josh. 23.13. know for c. I.ord will no more drive 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 23. come ye again to me with the c. 
 l'‘rov. 22 . 21 , make known the c. of words of truth 
 Dan. 2.8. 1 know of c. ye would gain tlie time 
 Luke 1 .4. thou mightest know the c. of those things 
 A(t.\<2!. .31. he could not know thee, tor tumult 
 
 22, 30. because he would have known the c. wliy 
 CERllEY, I El). 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 2tJ. till there come word from yon to c. me 
 Ezra 4.14. therefi're have we sent and c. the king 
 
 16. we c. the king, that if this city be built again 
 5. 10. we asked their names also to c. thee 
 7 . 21. we c. you to impose no toll on the lAivites 
 ivt/i.2.22. Esther c. k ing thereof in .Mordecai’s name 
 Gal. 1.11.1 c. you gospel 1 preached, notafter man 
 Cil APED. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 .18. they be c. in their minds as bear robbed 
 .ClIAEF 
 
 Is the refuse of winnowed corn, which is barren, 
 light, and apt to be driven to and fro with the 
 wind, Psal. 1. 4. To which are compared, (1) 
 lal. e doctrine, or men's dreams and inventions, 
 Jer. 23. 28. (2) f'ruitless plots and designs, 
 
 Isa. 33. 11. (3) Hypocrites and ungodly per.sons, 
 who are tile, barren, and inconstant, like chaff. 
 Mat. 3.12. 
 
 Job 21.18. wicked as c. that storm carrieth away 
 Psal. 1.4. like the c. which the wind driveth avv'ay 
 35. 5. let them be as c. before the wind 
 Isa. 5. 24. as flame consumeth the c. so their root 
 17. 1.3. the nations shall be chased as the c. 
 
 29. 5. terrible ones shall be as c. that passeth awav 
 3.3. n. ye shall conceive c. and bring forth stubble 
 41. J5. thresh mountains, and make the hills as c. 
 Jer. 23. 28. what is the c. to the wheat' saith Lord 
 Dan. 2. 35. became like the c. of the threshing floor 
 Hos. 1.3. .3. as the c. which is driven with whirlwind 
 Zeph. 2. 2. before the decree, before day pa.ss as c. 
 Mat. 3.12. will burn up the c. with fire, Luke 3. 17, 
 CnAIN 
 
 Signifies, [T] Links of iron, gold, or .filver, one 
 within another, which were, (1) Sacred, those made 
 by the command of God, for the breastplate worn 
 by the high-pnest, Exod. 39. 15,17, 18. (2) Idol¬ 
 atrous, such as -cere made for idols, or images, Isa. 
 40. 19. (.3) Common, wherewith prisoners were 
 
 chained. Acts 12. 7- [H] Bondage, or affliction, 
 Lam. .3. 7- Severe laws for the curbing of 
 
 all open impiety. Rev. 20. 1. 
 
 Gen.4\. 42. gold c. about his neck, Dan. 5. 7,16,29. 
 Psal. 73 . 6. pride compasseth them about as a c. 
 Cant. 4. 9 . have ravished me with one c. of thy neck 
 Lam. .3.7- hedged me about, hath made my c. heavy 
 Ezek. 7 . 2.3. make a c. land is full of bloody crimes 
 16.11. I put bracelets, and a c. on thy neck 
 ActsllS. 20. for hope of Israel I am bound with thisc. 
 Eph. 6. t20. for which I am ambassador in a c. 
 
 2 'Tim. 1.16. Onesiphorus was not ashamed of my c. 
 Pev. 20.1. an angel and a great c. in his hand 
 GHAIN-WORK. 
 
 1 Kings!. 17. wreaths of c. for chapiters of pillars 
 CHAINS. 
 
 Exod. 28.14. fasten the wreathen c. to ouches, 24. 
 . 39 .15. they made on breast-plate c. at the ends 
 Kum. .31.50. for atonement, c. and bracelets, rings 
 .fudg. 8.26. besides the c. about their camels’ necks 
 
 1 K ings 6. 21. by the c. of gold before the oracle 
 Psal. 149. 8. to bind their kings with c. and nobles 
 Prov. 1.9. instruction shall be c. about thy neck 
 Cant. 1. 10. thy neck comely with c. of golcl 
 Isa. .3. 19 . the I.ord w ill take away th^’ c. 
 
 40. 19. goldsmith with gold, and casteth silver c. 
 
 45.14. they shall come after thee in c. come over 
 Jer. 40. 4. 1 loose thee th.is day from thy r. 
 
 Ezek. 19. 4. they' brought him with c. into Egypt 
 9. they put hfm in ward in c. and brought him 
 Mark 5. .3. no man could bind him, no not with c. 
 
 4. the e. had been oft plucked asunder by him 
 Acts 12 . 7 . Peter's c. fell off from his hands 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 4. to hell, delivered them into c. of darkn. 
 Jude 6. he hath reserved in everlasting c. under clark, 
 
 ■S'ucRorNT). 
 
 CHALCEDONY. 
 
 Pev.‘2!. 19 . the third foundation was ac. 
 CIIALK-.STON ES. 
 
 Isa. 27 . 9. he maketh all the stones of the altar c. 
 
 ( HALEENGEI H. 
 
 Exod. 22. 9. any lost thing another c. to be his 
 CHAMP.ER 
 
 Signifies, [1] An apartment, or room in a hcu.se, 
 Gen. 4.3. 30. Dan. 6. 10. [2] The clouds, Psal. 
 104. 13. [3] An upper room, or an apartment 
 
 wherein people generally eat, where the disciples 
 did eat the passover, and did partake of the Lord's 
 sup] er, and where afterwards they a.ssembled for di¬ 
 vine worship. Acts 1. 1.3. I 20.8. 
 
 The chambers of the south. Job 9 . 9. Tho.se start 
 and co/ntellations which are towards the .southern 
 pole; so called, because they are for the most 
 part hid and shut up, as chambers commonly are, 
 from these parts of the world, and do not rise or 
 ajpear to us till the beginning of summer, when 
 they raise winds and tempests, as astronomers 
 observe. 
 
 The king hafli brought me into his chambers. Cant. 
 1. 4. Christ the King of his church has vtoich- 
 safed unto rite rno^t intimate and familiar fellow¬ 
 ship with him.-elf in his ordinanefs. 
 
 Enter thou into thy chambers, Isa. 26. 20. Ely 
 to God by faith, prayer, and repentance, for 
 protection, depend up n his providence, lay huld 
 upon his promises, and make use. of his attributes, 
 lie alludes to the common practice of men, who, 
 when there are storms or dangers abroad, betake 
 themselves to their own chambers or houses for 
 safety ; or, ms some think, to that history, Exod. 
 
 57 
 
CH A 
 
 CHA 
 
 CH A 
 
 0. ID. 20. or to that command, of not goini? .oiit 
 of tlieir houses, Exod. 12. 22. or to the like 
 charge given to Haliab, Joxh. C. 19. 
 
 (ren. 4.3.';!0. .loseph entei'ed into his c. and wept 
 Judg. 15. 1. 1 will sro in to iny wife into the c. 
 
 If). 9. there were liers in wait abidine: in the c. 12. 
 9 E/tm. 13. 10. brina meat into the c. that T may eat 
 C k ings 4.11. I'lisha turned into the c. and lay there 
 I^eh. 13. 5. he prepared for Tobiah a great c. 
 
 0. cast forth all the household .stuff out of the c. 
 Job .37. t 9. out of the c. cometh the whirl winrl 
 Psal. 19. 5. as a bridegroom cometh out of his c. 
 Cant. 3. 4. into the c. of her that conceived me 
 Jer. 30. 10. read the hook in the c. of (lemariah 
 
 20. laid up the roll in c. of T.lishama the scribe 
 £zek. 40. 45. c. who.se prospect toward the sonlh 
 
 46. c. whose prospect toward the north for {iriests 
 Dan. 6. 10. his windows beingopen inhisc. to lerus. 
 Joel 2. 10. let the bridegroom go forth of his c. 
 BED-CiH AMIJKR ; 6'ceBEU. GUARU-CHA.MBEn ; 
 
 Hee Guard. 
 
 G?<ef^CITAMBF,Tl. 
 
 Jkfar^l4.14. say, where is the gxiest-c. Luke 22.11. 
 Inner CHAMHKR. 
 
 1 Kings 10.3^. Benharlad fled, and came into inner c. 
 
 22. 25. shalt go into inner c. to hide, 2 Chr. 18. 24. 
 
 2 Kings 9.2.carry lehu into mner c. and take the box 
 
 Little CHAM BKR. 
 
 2 Kings 4.10. let us make a little c. on the wall 
 Ezek. 40.7. little c. was one reed long and one broad 
 
 13. measured the gate from the roof of one lit. c. 
 
 Side CHAMBKK, S. 
 
 Ezek. 41.5. the breadth of every side-c. four cubits 
 6. the side c. were three, one over another 
 9. thickness of wall for .yzrfc-c. without, live cubits 
 f/; CHAMBKR. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 2. Ahaz fell thro’ a lattice in his ugper c. 
 23.12. altars in top of the upper c. losiah beatdown 
 ArtsO. 37 . washed, and laid Dorcas in unupper c. 
 
 ,39. brought I’eter, when come into the upper c. 
 
 20. 8. many lights in upper c. where were gathered 
 CHAMRFRS. 
 
 Deut. .32. t 25. sw'ord without, terror from the c. 
 
 1 Kings 0. 5. against w’all of the house he built c. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 26. chief porters were over the c. 23. 28- 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 11.1 lezekiah commanded to prepare c. 
 Ezra 8. 29. keep them till ye weigh them in the c. 
 Nell. 1.3. 9.1 commanded, and they cleansed thee. 
 Job 9. 9. which maketh the c. of the south 
 
 Psa>. 104. 3. who layeth beamsofhis c. in the waters 
 
 1,3. he watereth the hills from his c. earth satisfied 
 105. .30. land brought forth frogs in c. of their king 
 Prov. 7 . 27. way to hell going down to c. of death 
 
 24. 4. by knowledge c. shall be filled with inches 
 Cant. 1. 4. the king hath brought me into his c. 
 
 Isa. 26.20. enter thou into thy c. and shut thy doors 
 Jer. 22.1,3. wme to him that buildeth his c. by wrong 
 
 14. I will build me a wide house, and large c. 
 Jer. .35. 2. bring the Rechabites into one of the c. 
 Ezek. 8. 12. every man in the c. of his ima ery 
 
 21.14. the sword which entereth into their privy c. 
 
 42.1.3. they be holy c. where priests shall eat 
 Mat. 24.26. behold, he is in the secret c. believe not 
 (7>yper-CHAM BER.S. 
 
 2 Chr. .3. 9 . and he overlaid the upper c. with gold 
 Ezek. 42. 5. the upper c. were shorter for galleries 
 CHAMBRRIN.G. 
 
 Eom. 13. 13. walk not in c. and wantonness 
 CHAMBERLAIN, .S. 
 
 2 Kings 9. + .32. looked out to Jehu two or three c. 
 
 23. li. by the chamber of Nathan-melech the c. 
 Esth. 1. 10. the seven c. that served the king 
 
 2. 15. but what TTegai the king’s c. appointed 
 
 21. two of king’s c. were wroth, anef soughtto la 3 ' 
 Acts 12. 20. T’lastusthe king’s c. their friend 
 tLom. 16. 23. Erastiis, c. of the city, saluteth you 
 
 CHAMOLS. 
 
 Deut. 14. 5. these ye shall eat, wild ox and tlie c. 
 CHAMPAIGN. 
 
 Duet. 11.30. v/ho dwell in the c. over against Gilgal 
 Ezek. 37 . t 2. many bones in the open c. 
 
 CHAMPION. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 4. there went out a c. out of the camp 
 51. when the Philistines saw their c. was dead 
 CTIANCE. 
 
 Deut. 22.6. if a bird’s nest c. to be before thee 
 1 Cor. 15. 37 . it may c. of wheat or other grain 
 CHANCE. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. it was a c. that happened to ns 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 6. as I happened by c. on mount Gilboa 
 Ercl. 9.11. but time and c. happeneth to them ah 
 Luke 10. 31. by c. a priest came down that way 
 
 CHANCE TH. 
 
 Deut. 23. 10. uncleanness that c. him by night 
 CHANCEIXOR. 
 
 Erzra 4. 8. Rchnm c. wrote a letter to Artaxerxes, 9. 
 17 . then the king sent answer to Rehum the c. 
 CHANGEABLE. 
 
 Isa. 3. 22. Lord take away the c. suits of apparel 
 CHANGE, S. 
 
 1^0. 27 . .3.3. both it and the c. thereof shall be holy 
 Judg. 14. 12. T will give you thirty c. of raiment 
 
 13. you shall give me thirty c. of raiment 
 Job 11. t 10. if he make a c. who can hinder ? 
 
 14. 14. all my davs will i wait till myc. come 
 Prov. 24. 21. meddle not with them given to c. 
 Zech. .3. 4. I will clothe thee with c. of raiment 
 Meb. 7 .12. there is made of necessity a c. of the law 
 CHANGE, P'erb. 
 
 Gen. .35. 2. be clean and c. your garments 
 Lev. 27 . 10. he shall not r. it If .33. nor c. it, if he c. 
 Job 17 . 12. they c.the night into day, light is short 
 Psal 102. 26. as a vesture shalt thou c. them 
 La. 9.10. but we will r. them into cedars 
 40. + 31. that wait on the Lord shall c. strength 
 Jer. 2. 36. why gaddestthou so much to c. thy way ? 
 13. 23. can Ethiopian c. his skin, or leopard spots ? 
 Dan. 7 . 25. he shall think to c. times and laws 
 ■Hos.A. 7 . 1 will c. their glory info shame 
 Dab. 1. 11. then shall his mind c. and pass over 
 Mai. .3. 6. for I am the J.ord, 1 c. not, therefore 
 Acts 6.14. and shall c. the customs delivered 
 
 58 
 
 ]iom. 1. 26. their women did c. the natural use 
 Gal. 4. 20. I desire to be present, and c. my voice 
 Ehil. .3. 21. Christ, who shall c. our vile body 
 Ilcb. 12. t 17 . be found no way to c. his mind 
 CHANtiEI), El H. 
 
 Gen. 31. 7. your father c. my wages ten times, 41. 
 41.14. Joseph c. hisraimentand came in to Pharaoh 
 Lev. 13. 16 . if raw flesh turn and be c. to white 
 55. if the jilague have not c. his colour 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 13. he c. his behaviour before them 
 ISam.M.IO. Dav.c. hisap|)arel,cametohouseofL. 
 
 2 Kings 24. 17 . k. of Babylon c. his name to Zedek. 
 
 25. 29. c. his prison-garments, Jer. 52. 33. 
 
 Esth. 2. + 9. he c. her and maids to the best place 
 Job 29. t20. my bow was c. in my hand 
 30. 18. great force of my disease is my gannent c. 
 Psal. 15. 4. he sweareth to his hurt, and c. not 
 102. 26. as a vesture they shall be c. Ucb. 1. 12. 
 106. 20. thus they c. their glory into an ox 
 Eccl. 8. 1. the boldness of his face shall be c. 
 
 Isa. 24. 5. c. the ordinance, broken the covenant 
 .fer. 2.11. c. their gods, my people have c. their glorj" 
 48. 11. his taste remained, and his scent is not c. 
 Lam. 4.1. gold dim, how is the most fine gold c.l 
 Ezek. 5. 6. she hath c. my judgments into wickedn. 
 Dan. 2. 9. prepar. lying to speak, till the time be c. 
 
 21. he c. the times and seasons, removeth kings 
 3. 19 . fonn of his visage was c. against Shadrach 
 
 27 . nor were their coats c. nor smell of fire passed 
 
 4.16. let his heart be c. from man’s, and let a beast’s 
 6. 8. sign writing that it be not c. according to law 
 
 15. that no decree the king established may be c. 
 
 17 . that the purpose might not be c. about Daniel 
 Mic. 2. 4. he hath c. the portion of my people 
 Acts 28. 6. the barbarians c. their minds, and said 
 Rom. 1. 23. c. the glory of the uncorruptible God 
 
 25. who c. the truth of God into a lie 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 51. not all sleep, but we shall all be c. 52. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 18. c. into same image from glory to glory 
 Heb. 7 . 12. for priesthood being c. a change of law 
 
 CHANGIvST, El), ciuntenance. 
 
 .Job 14.20. thou c. his countenance, sendest him away 
 Dan. 5. 6. the king’s countenance w'as c. in him, 9. 
 10. nor let thy count, bee. 117.28. my count, c. in me 
 CHANGER.S. 
 
 Prov. 24. +21. fear Lord and king, meddle not with c. 
 Mat. 21. 12. Jesus went to temple and overthrew 
 tables of money-c. MarkW. 15. JohnZ. 14, 15. 
 CHANGES. 
 
 Gen. 45. 22. to each he gave c. to Benjamin five c. 
 2 Kings 5. 5. he took w ith him ten c. of raiment 
 
 22. give them, 1 pray thee, two c. of garments 
 
 23. bound two c. of garments, and laid them 
 Job 10. 17 . c. and war are against me 
 
 Psal. 55. 19. because they have no c. they fear not 
 CHANGING. 
 
 Ruth 4. 7- this was manner in Israel concerning c. 
 CHANNEL, S. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 16. c. of the sea appeared, Psal. 18.15. 
 Job 31. +22. let my arm be broken from c. bone 
 Isa. 8. 7- he shall come up over all his c. and banks 
 
 27 . 12. the Lord shall beat off from c. of the river 
 
 CHAPITER, S. 
 
 Erod. .36. 38. he overlaid their c. with gold, 38. 28. 
 38. 17 . the overlaying of their c. were silver, 19. 
 
 1 Kingsl. 16. made twoc. ofbrass,2 C4rew. 4.12,13. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 17- the c. upon it was brass, Jer. 52.22. 
 Amos 9. +1. smite the c. of the door that posts shake 
 Zeph. 2. + 14. the bittern shall lodge in the c. 
 
 CHAPMEN. 
 
 2 Chr. 9.14. besides what c. and merchants brought 
 CHAPEL. 
 
 Amos 7 . 13. it is the king’s c. and the king’s court 
 CHAPT. 
 
 Jer. 14. 4. because ground is c. there was no rain 
 CHARA.SHIM. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 14. Joab the father of the valley of c. 
 
 CHARGE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To command, Exod. 1. 22. [2] To 
 prohibit, or interdict, Gen. 28. 1. [3] To adjure, 
 or bind bp a solemn oath, 1 Sam. 14. 27. [-i] To 
 lead, or burden, Deut. 24. 5. 1 Tim. 5. 16. [5] 
 To e.thort, 1 Tliess. 2. 11. [6] An office, or em¬ 
 ploy, Num. 8. 26. 
 
 To lay any thing to one’s charge, is to accuse him 
 of it, and prosecute and punish him for it, Psal. 
 35. 11. 
 
 To hav-e the charge of any thing, to be intrusted 
 pith it. or to have the oversight and management 
 of it. Acts 8. 27 . 
 
 Gen. 56. 5. Abraham kept my c. and my statutes 
 
 28. 6. Isaac gave Jacob a c. saying, not take a wife 
 Exod. 6. 13. the Lord gave Moses and Aaron a c. 
 Kum. 4. .31. this is the c. of their Imrden in tabern. 
 
 8. 26. thus sl'.alt do to the Levites, touching their c. 
 
 9. 19 . then Israel kept the c. of the Lord, 2.3. 
 
 27 . 23. Moses gave .loshua a c. Deut. 31. 2.3. 
 
 Deut. 21. 8. lay not innocent blood to people’s c. 
 .Tosh. 22. 3. Reubenites have kept c. of the Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . + 2.3. Ahithophel gave c. concerning 
 
 18. 5. the king gave c. concerning Absalom” 
 
 1 I\ings 11. 28. .leroboam made ruler over all the c. 
 
 2 Kings 7. 17. the lord to have the c. of the gate 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 27. because the c. was upon them 
 
 26. + .30. of IJebronites 1700 over the c. 
 
 2 Chr. .30. 17 . l.evites had the c. of killing passovers 
 Neh. 7- 2. I gave Hanani c. over Jerusalem 
 Esth. .3. 9. of those that had c. of the business 
 
 Job .34.1.3. who hath given him a c. over the earth ? 
 P.ral. .35. 11. they laid to my c. things I knew not 
 109 . +8. let another take his c. Arts 1. + 20. 
 
 Jer. . 39 .11. kingof Bab. gave c. concerning Jeremiah 
 
 47 . 7 . Lord hath given it a c. against Ashkelon 
 Ezek. 9. 1. cause them that haver, over the city 
 
 44. 8. ye have not kept the c. of my holy things 
 
 15. the priests that kept the c. of my sanctuary 
 
 48. 11. priests kept my c. who went not astray 
 Acts 7- 60. Ijord, lay not this sin to their r. 
 
 8. 27 . an eunuch, who had c. of all her treasure 
 12. +25. when Barnabas and Saul fulfilled their r. 
 
 16. 34. received such a c. thrust them into prison 
 23. 29. nothing laid to his c. worthy’ of deatli 
 
 lfo»7.8.33.who shall lay any thing to r.of God’s elect 
 1 Cor. 9. 18. make the gospel of Clirist without c. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 18. this r. I commit to thee, son limothy 
 
 2 Tim. 4.16. 1 pray it may not be laid to tlieir c. 
 
 See K F, F !■. 
 
 Give CHARGE. 
 
 Num. 27 .19. anrl gizie Joshua ac. in their sight 
 Deut. 31. 11. call Joshua that 1 may givehim a r. 
 
 2 Sam. 14.8. go, and I will give c. concerning thee 
 2 Icings 20. + 1. give c. concerning house, Isa. 38 .1 1 
 1 Chron. 22. 12. only the L. give thee wisdom and c. 
 Psal. 91. 11./th e Ins angels r. Mat. 4. 6. Luke 4.19, 
 Isa. 10. 6. will 1 give him a c. to take the spoil 
 1 Tim. 5 . 7- these things give in c. that they he 
 6.13.1 give thee c. in sight of God, whoquickeueth 
 fillARGE. 
 
 Exod. 19 .21. the Inrd said, go down, c. the people 
 Num. 5. 19. the priest shall c. her by an oath 
 Deut. .3. 28. but r. Joshua and encourage him 
 Neh. 10. 32. to r. ourselves yearly with third part 
 Esth. 4. 8. c. Esther that she go in to the king 
 Cant. 2. 7 . I c. you, () yed.aiiebters, 3. 5. | 5.8. ] 8.4. 
 5. 9. what is thy’ beloved, that thou dost so c. us.' 
 Mark 9- 25. 1 c. thee come out and enter no more 
 1 Thess. 5. 27 . I c. you that this epistle be read 
 
 1 'I'im. 1. 3. c. that they’ teach no other doctrine 
 5.21. I f. thee before Go<i and I es. Christ, 22') w.4.1. 
 
 6 . 17 . c. them that are rich in this world, tiiat they 
 
 CHARGEABI.E. 
 
 2 Sam. 13.25. let us not all go, lest we be c. to thee 
 Neh. 5. 15. the fortner governors were c. to people 
 2 Cor. 11 . 9 . when with you, I was c. to no man 
 
 1 Thess.1.9. because we would not be c. to any of you 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 8. that we might not be c. to any of you 
 
 CHARt+ED. 
 
 Gen. 26.11. Abiraelech c. his people, saying 
 28. 1. Isaac citlled Jacob, and c. nim, and said 
 40. 4. captain of the guard, c. Joseph with them 
 
 49. 29 . Jacob c. his sons, and said to them, I am 
 
 50. + 16. they c. a messenger to .loseph 
 Ex"d. 1. 22. Pharaoh c. all his people, saying 
 Deut. 1. 16. 1 c. your judges at tT.attime, saying 
 
 24. 5. nor shall lie be c. with any business, but free 
 £7.11. Moses c. the people the same day, say ing 
 
 1 Naw. 14 . 27 . Jonathan heard not when Saul c. peep. 
 
 2 Sam. 18.12. for in our hearing the king c. thee 
 
 1 fiingsl. 1. David c. Solomon his son, saying, I go 
 43. the commandment that I have c. thee with 
 
 1.3. 9. so was it c. me by the worn of the I.ord 
 
 2 Chron. 36. £.3. J.ord c. me to build house, Ezra 1.2. 
 Neh. 13.19. c. they not be opened till after sabbath 
 Esth.1.19. not shewed people, as 51 ordecai c.her,20. 
 Job 1.11. .lob sinned not, nor c. God foolishly 
 
 4.18. and bis angels he c. with folly 
 
 Jer. 31. 13. I c. Baruch before them, saying 
 35. 8. have obeyed lonadab in all that he hath c. us 
 Mat. 9 . 30. Jesus straitly c. them, saying, see that 
 no man know it, Mark 5. 43. E.uke 9. 21. 
 12.16. Jesus c. not to make him known, Mark3. 12. 
 il7ar/-7..36.c.nottotell.8 30.1 9.9. lMke5.14. I 8.56i. 
 10. 48. many c. him that he should hold his peace 
 Rom. 3. + 9 . vve have c. Jews and Gentiles under sin 
 1 Thess. 2. 11. we c. every’ one of ymu as a fatlier 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 16. and let not church be c. tliatit may 
 
 CIIARGI'.D.ST. • 
 
 Exod. 19. 23. thou c. us, sav’ing.set bounds about 
 CHARGER,'S. 
 
 Num. 7 . 13. his offering was one silver c. 19, 25, 
 31, 37 , 4.3, 49, 61, 67 . 73 , 79. 
 
 84. tills was the dedication of the altar, twelve c. 
 
 85. each c. of silver weighing 130 shekels 
 
 Ezra 1. 9 . this is number of them, one thousand c. 
 Mat. 14.8. give John Rapt, head in a c. Markb.lB. 
 CHARGES. 
 
 2 Chron. 8.14. lie ai)pointed the Levites to their c. 
 31. 17 . from 20 year.s in their c. by courses 
 
 .35. 2. he set priests in their c. and encouraged them 
 Acts 21. 24. them take, and be at c. with them 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 7. who goeth a warfare at hisown c. ? 
 
 CIIARGE.ST. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 8. thou c. me to-day with a fault 
 
 CHARGING. 
 
 Acts 16. 23. c. the jailor to keep them safely 
 2 Tim. 2. 14. c. that they strive not about words 
 CHARIOT 
 
 Signifies, [1] A sort of light coach, Gen. 46. 29. 
 [2] Chariots of mar, out cf ivhich some of the 
 aucients fought; they mere armed m'ith javelins 
 and scythes in several places, mJiich tore every 
 thing they met mith to pieces, Exod 14. 7. Josh. 
 
 11. 4. [.3] Hosts, or armies. Psal. 68. I 7 . [4] 
 
 Human or morldly things, mherein men repose 
 their confidence, Psal. 20. 7- 
 
 Elijah is called the chariot of Israel and horse¬ 
 men thereof, 2 Kings 1. 12. that is. By his ex¬ 
 ample, his coun.xels. his prayers, and pomer mith 
 God, he did more for the defence and preservation 
 of Israel, than all their chariots and horses, and 
 other marlike provisions. 
 
 Solomon made a chariot of the w’ood of Lebanon, 
 Cant. .3. 9. Christ, of mhorn Solomon mas a type, 
 established for the glory cf his grace the nera 
 covenant, or the gospel, mhereby believers are car¬ 
 ried to heaven; which is of an everlasting nature^ 
 Heb. 13. 20. Rev. 14.6. 
 
 Gen. 41. 4.3. be made him to ride in the second c. 
 Exod. 14. 25. the Lord took off their c. wheels 
 
 1 KingsT. .3.3. the wheels like tlie work of a c. wheel 
 18. 44. prepare thy r. and get thee down 
 
 20. 25. number thee c. fore, and we will fight 
 33. he caused him to come up into tlie c. 
 
 22. 35. the blood ran into the midst of the c. 
 
 .‘58. one washed the c. in the pool of .Samaria 
 
 2 Kings 1. 11. there appeared a c. of fire and horses 
 
 12. cried, my father, the c. of Israel, 13,14. 
 
 5. 21. he lighted from the c. to meet Gehazi 
 
 9. 16. Jehu rode in a c. H £7.smite him in thee. 
 28. servants carried him m a c. to Jerus. 2.3. .30. 
 
 1 Chron. 28.18. gave gold for the [latteniof the c. 
 
 2 Chron. .‘15. 24. his servants took him out cf the c. 
 Psal. 46. 9. he burnetii the c. in the fire 
 
 70 . 6. c. and horse are cast into a dead sleep 
 
CH A 
 
 CHE 
 
 CHI 
 
 Cant. 3. 9. made a c. of the wood of Lebanon 
 Tsa. 21. 7- he saw ac. witli horsemen, a c. of asses 
 
 9. here cometh ar. of men svilh horsemen 
 43. 17 . who bringeth forth the c. and horse 
 Jer. 51. 21. will 1 break in pieces the c. and rider 
 Mic. 1.13. bind the c. to the swift beast 
 ZecJi. 6.2. first r; red horses, second c. black horses 
 
 9. 10 . I will cut off the c. from Kphraim 
 ^lcts8. 29. said, go near and join th 3 'self to this c. 
 
 38. lie commanded the c. to stand still 
 His CHARIOI. 
 
 Gen. 46. 29. Joseph made ready his c. and went 
 Kxod. 14. 6 . Pharaoh made ready his c. and took 
 Judg. 4.15. Sisera lighted off his c. and tied away 
 5. 28. why is his c. so long in coming' wliy tarry 
 
 1 Kings 12.18. king made speed to hisc. 2 C'/^r.10.18. 
 22. 34. he said to the driver of his c. turn thy hand 
 
 35. Ahab was stayed up in his c. and died at even 
 £ Kings 5.9. IS aaman came with his c. and stood 
 
 26. when the man turned again from his c. 
 
 9 .21. his c. was made ready, went out each in his c. 
 24. smote Jehoram, and he sunk do%vn in his c. 
 
 10. 16 . so they made him to ride in Awe. 
 
 Psal. 104. 3. who maketh the clouds his c. 
 
 Jer. 4. 13. his c. shall be as a whirlwind 
 Acts 8. 28. sitting in his c. read F.saias the prophet 
 CflARlOT-LITlES. 
 
 £ Chron. 1.14. horsemen which he placed in c.-ciiies 
 
 8.6. Solomon built c.-cities, and store cities 
 
 9. 25. bestowed in the c.-cities and with the king 
 ClIARlOi'-HORSES. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.4. David houghed all c.-horses, 1 Ckr. 18.4. 
 2 KmgsT. 14. they took therefore two c.-horses 
 
 CHARIOT-MAN. 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 33. he said to the c.-man, turn thy hand 
 CHARIOTS. 
 
 Gen. 50.9. there went up with Joseph c. and horse. 
 Eiod. 14.7- Pharaoh took 600 c. and all the c. 
 
 17 . I will g-et honour upon his c. and horsemen 
 £ 8 . the waters covered all the c. and all the host 
 
 15. 4. Pharaoh’s c. and host hath he cast into sea 
 19 . for the horse of Pharaoh went in with his c. 
 
 .Josh. 17 .16. have c. of iron, 18. Jndg. 1.19. I 4.3. 
 Judg. 4.15. Lord discomfited Sisera and all his c. 
 
 5.28. she cried, wh^' tarry the wheels of his c. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 8.11. the king will appoint them for'his c. 
 
 13. 5. Philistines, to fight against Israel, ,30,000 c. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.6. the c. and horsemen followed after Saul 
 
 10. 18. David slew the men of 700 c. of Syrians 
 
 1 7w>i,(7.9lO. 26. Solomon had 1400 c. 12,000 horsemen 
 
 16. 9. Zimri captain of half his c. conspired 
 
 22. 32 when the captains of the c. saw .1 ehoshaphat 
 
 2 Kings 13. 7 . left but ten c. and fifty horsemen 
 18.24. how put thy trust on Egypt fore. Isa. 36.9. 
 
 Psal. 68 . 17 . the c. of Cod are twenty thousand 
 Caret. 6.12. my soul like the c. of Ammi-nadib 
 Isa. 2.7- full of horses, nor is any end of their c. 
 
 22.18. c. of thy glory be the shame of thy lord 
 
 31.1. woe to them that trust in c. because many 
 37 . 24. by the multitude of my c. am I come up 
 66. 15. behold the Lord will come with fire and c. 
 
 like a whirlwind, Jer. 4.13. Dan. 11. 40. 
 Jer. . 47 . 3. at rushing of hisc. fathers not look back 
 Ezek. 23.24. they shall come against thee tvith c. 
 
 26.10. thy walls shall shake at the noise of the c. 
 Joel 2. 5. like the noise of the c. shall they leap 
 Mic. 5.10. I will cut off horses, and destroy thy c. 
 Nah. 2. 3. the c. sliall be with flaming torches 
 4. thee, shall rage in streets and justleone another 
 13.1 am against, and Iwill burn her c. in smoke 
 Hag. 2.22.1 will overthrow the c. and those ride 
 Rev. 9 . 9 . the sound of their wings as the sound of c. 
 
 CHARIOT.S, with horses. 
 
 Exod. 14.9. all the horses and c. of Pharaoh, 23. 
 Deut. 11.4. what he did to their horses and c. 
 
 20.1. when thou seest horses and c. fear not 
 Josh. 11.6. thou shalt hough their horses, burn c. ' 
 
 9. Joshua houghed horses, burnt their c. with fire 
 2 Sam. 15.1. Absalom prepared hor.res and c. 
 
 1 Kings 20.1. against Samaria with c. and hor.ies 
 
 2 Kings 6 .17. the mountain was full of c. and horses 
 
 7 .6. the Syrians to hear a noise of hor.ies and c. 
 
 10. 2. are with you c. and horses, a fenced city 
 
 Psal. 20 . 7 . some trust in c. and some in horses 
 Cant. 1 .9. compared thee to horses in Pharaoh’s c. 
 Isa. 66 . 20 . bring your brethren on horses and in c. 
 Jer. 17 .25. shall enter princes riding in c. 22 . 4 . 
 
 46.9. come up, ye horses, and rage, ye c. 
 
 , 37 . a sword is upon their horses and their c. 
 Ezek. 26 . 7 . upon Tyrus Nebuchad. with h. and c. 
 
 39.20. shall be filled at my table with horses smd c. 
 
 XI 1 prancin" hor.'ief and jumping c. 
 
 Hao. 3.8. didst ride on thy Acwe.f and c. of salvation 
 Rev. 18.13. no man buys their horses and c. 
 CHARITABLY. 
 
 Rom. 14.15. brother grieved, now walkest not c. 
 CHARITY 
 
 Is a principle of prevailing love to God and good 
 u'tll to men, which effectually inclines one endued 
 tetth It to glorify God, and to do good to others ; to 
 he patient, slow to anger, and ready to pnt up with 
 wrongs ; to show kindness to all, and seek the good 
 of others, though -with prejudice to himself. A per- 
 stm endued therewith does not interpret doubtful 
 things to the worst sense, hut the best ; is sorry 
 for the sins of others, but rejoices when any one 
 does well, and is apt to hear with their failings 
 and infirmities • and lastly, this grace is never 
 l''st, but goes with us into another world, and is 
 exercised there, 1 Cor. 13. 1, 4, kc. 
 
 Aww. 14. +15. now walkest thou not according to c. 
 
 'fnowledge puffeth up, but c. edifieth 
 13. 1. speak with tongues, and have not, c. 2, 3. 
 
 is kind, c. envieth not 
 11 ’i <■ greatest of these is c. 
 
 lifi' }'t desire spiritual gifts 
 
 4 ^ t Tonr things be done with c. 
 
 1 ® these things put on c. 
 
 1 J^e.M.3.6. brought good tidings of your faith and c. 
 f 1. 3. c. towards each other aboundeth 
 
 of the commandment is c. 
 
 ■i. 15. be saved if they continue in faith and.c. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12 . be an example in c. in^spirit, in faith 
 
 2 Tim.Q,. 22. follow righteousness, faith, c. peace 
 3.10. hast fully known my doctrine, life, faith, c. 
 Tit. 2. 2. aged men be sober, sound in faith, in c. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 8 . have fervent c. for c. shall cover sins 
 5. 14. greet ye one another with a kiss of c. 
 
 2 Pet. 1 . 7 . and to brotherly kindness c. 
 
 3 John 6 . strangers who have borne witness of thy c. 
 Jude 12. these are spots in your feasts of c. 
 
 Rev. 2 . 19. I know thy works, and c. and service 
 CHARMED. 
 
 Jer. 8. 17 . I will send serpents which will not be c. 
 CHARMER. H. 
 
 Deut. 18.11. there sha-11 not be found among youac. 
 Psal. 58. 5. not hearken to the voice of c. charming 
 t not hearken to c. be the c. never so cunning 
 CHASE. 
 
 Lev. 26. 7.. ye shall c. your enemies, and they fall 
 
 8 . and five of you shall c. an hundred 
 .36. and the sound of a shaking leaf shall c. them 
 Deut. .32. 30. how should one c. 1000 . Josh 23. 10. 
 Psal. 35. 5. let the angel of the Lord c. them 
 CHASEt), El'H, ING. 
 
 Dent. 1 . 44. and the Amorites c. you as bees do 
 Judg. 9. 40. Abimelech c. him, he fled before him 
 20. 43. they inclosed Benjamites and c. them 
 1 Sam. 17 .53. Israel returned from c. the Philistines 
 Neh. 13. 28. therefore 1 c. him from me 
 Job 18. 18. he shall be c. out of the world 
 20 . 8 . he shall be c. away as a vision of the night 
 Prov. 19 . 26. and he thatc. away his mother 
 Isa. 13.14. it shall be as the c.roe, as a sheep that 
 
 17 . 1.3. they shall be c. as the chaff before the wind 
 Lam. 3. 52. mine enemies c. me sore like a bird 
 
 1 Thess. 2. +15. killed their prophets, and c. us out 
 
 CHA.S'l’E. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 2 . that I may present you as a c. virgin 
 Tit. 2. 5. that the young women be c. obedient 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 2. while they behold your c. conversation 
 
 CIIA.STEN 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To correct in love, Psal. 118.18. Heb. 
 12 . 5, 6 . [2] To punish in justice. Lev. 26 . 28. 
 [.3] To humble oneself before God by fasting and 
 prayer, Dan. 10 .12. 
 
 The chastisement of our peace was upon him, Isa. 
 53. 5. That punishment by which our peace, that 
 is, our reconciliation to G' d, and salvation or hap¬ 
 piness, ivere to he purchased, was laid upon Christ, 
 by God's justice, with his own consent. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 14. I will c. him with the rod of men 
 Psal. 6 .1. nor c. me in thy hot displeasure, .38. 1. 
 Prov. 19 . 18. c. thy son while there is hope, spare 
 Dan. 10. 12. thou didst c. thyself before thy Cod 
 Rev. 3. 19 . as many as I love 1 rebuke and c. 
 
 CHASTENED. 
 
 Deut. 21.18. the 3 ' have c. him, he will not hearken 
 Job 33. 19. he is c. also with pain on his bed 
 Psal. 69.10. I wept, and c. my soul with fasting 
 73 . 14. all day been plagued, and c. every morning 
 118. 18. Lord hath c. me sore, he hath not given 
 Hos. 7 . +15- though 1 have c. they imagine ihischiet 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 32. we are c. that we be not condemned 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 9 . as dying, j'et live, as c. and not killed 
 Heb. 12. 10. for they verily for a few days c. us 
 
 CHASTENEST', ETH, INC. 
 
 Deut. 8. 5 . as a man c. his son, so the Lord c. thee 
 Job 5. 17 . happy whom Cod correcteth ; despise not 
 thou c. of Almighty, Prov. .3.11. Ueb. 12. 5. 
 Psal. 94. 12. blessed is the man whom thou c. 
 
 Prov. 1.3. 24. but he that loveth him c. betimes 
 Tsa. 26.16. poured out a prayer when c. was on them 
 Heb. 12. 6. for whom the Lord loveth he c. 
 
 7 . if ye endure c. what son whom father c. not ? 
 
 11. no c.for present seems to be joyous, but griev. 
 CHASTISE. 
 
 Lev. 26. 28.1 will c. you seven times for your sins 
 Deut. 22. 18. elders shall take the man and c. him 
 1 Kings 12. 11. 1 will add to your yoke, 1 will c. 
 
 you with scorpions, 14. 2 Chron. 10. 11,14. 
 Hos. 7 .12.1 will c. them as their congregation heal'd 
 10. 10. it is my desire that I should c. them 
 Luke 23.16. I will c. him, and release him, 22. 
 CIIASTISED, ETH, 
 
 1 Kings 12. 11. did lade with heavy yoke ; father 
 hath c. you with whips, 14. 2 Chron. 10. 11,14. 
 Ps. 94. 10. he that c. heathen, shall not he correct ? 
 Jer. 31. 18. hast c. me, and T was c. turn thou me 
 CHASTISEMENT. 
 
 Deut. 11.2. your children who have not seen the c. 
 JobM. 31. 1 have borne c. 1 will not offend more 
 Psal. 73 . +14. my c. ivas every morning 
 Isa. 53. 5. the c. of our peace was upon him 
 Jer. 30. 14. have wounded with the c. of a cruel one 
 Heb. 12.8. ifwithoutf.thenareyebaotards,notSQns 
 CHANT'. 
 
 Amos 6.5. they c. to the sound of the viol, and invent 
 CIIATT’ER. 
 
 Isa. 38. 14, like a crane or swallow, so did I c. 
 CHAWS. 
 
 Ezek. 29 . 4. but I w'ill put hooks in thy c. 38. 4. 
 Chearfui. : see Cheerful. 
 
 CHECK. 
 
 Job 20. 3. I have heartl the c. of mv reproach 
 CHECKER-WORK. 
 
 1 Kings’!. 17. Hiram made nets 0!c.-w. and wreaths 
 CHEEK. 
 
 1 Kings 24. Zedekiah smote Micaiah on the c. 
 
 said, which way Spirit of Lord, 2 Chron. 18. 23. 
 Job 16. 10. have smitten me on the c. reproachfully 
 I,am. .3. .30. he giveth his c. to him that smitetli him 
 Mic. 5. 1. shall smite the judge with a rod on the c. 
 Luke 6. 29. to him smiteth one r. offer also the other 
 CHEEK. 
 
 Mat. 5,39. smite thee on thv right c. turn the other 
 CHEEK-BON E. 
 
 Psal. 3. 7- hast smitten all mine enemies on c.-bone 
 CHEEKS. 
 
 Deut. 18. 3. shall give to priest the two c. and maw 
 Cant. 1.10. thy c. are comely’ with rows of jewels 
 5.1.3. his c. are as a bed of spices, as sweet flowers 
 Tsa. 50. 6. I gave my c. to them that plucked offhair 
 Lam. 1. 2. she weepeth, and her tearsi.are on her c. 
 
 CHEEK-TEETH. 
 
 Joel 1.6. nation come tip, hath c.-teeth of a great lion 
 CHEER. 
 
 Deut. 24. 5. and shall c. up his wife he hath taken 
 k'.ccl. 11. 9. let thy heart c. thee in days of thy youth 
 CHEER. 
 
 Prov. 17 . +1. than a house full of good c. with strife 
 Mat. 9. 2. son, be of good c. thy sins be forgiven thee 
 14. 27 . beofgood c. it is I, be not afraid, Jtarkfi.S/D. 
 John 16. 33. be of good c. 1 have overcome world 
 Acts 23. 11. stood by him and said, be of good c. 
 
 27 . 22. and now 1 exhort you to be of good c. 
 
 2.5. wherefore, sirs, be of good c. for 1 believe God 
 36. then were they all of good c. and took meat 
 
 CHEER El H. 
 
 Judg. 9 . 13. leave my wine, which c. God and man 
 CHEEREUL. 
 
 Prov. 15. 1.3. merry heart maketh a c. countenance 
 Zech. 8. 19 . shall be to house of Judah joy and c. f. 
 
 9. 17 . corn shall make young men c. arid new wine 
 2 Cor. 9 . 7- or ot necessity, for G. loveth a c. giver 
 
 CHEEREULN ES.S. 
 
 Rom. 12. 8. he that sheweth mercy with c. 
 CHEERFULLY. 
 
 Acts 24. 10. 1 do the more c. answer for myself 
 CHEESE, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 18. carry these ten c. to the captain 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 29. Barzillai brought sheep and c. to D. 
 Job 10. 10. bast thou not curdled me like c. ? 
 
 CHERISH. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 2. let her c. him, and lie in thy bosom 
 CHERISHED. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 4. the damsel was fair, and c. the king 
 CHERISH El H. 
 
 Eph. 5. 29 . c. his own flesh, as the Lord the church 
 
 1 Thess. 2.7- were gentle, even as a nurse c. children 
 
 CHERUB. 
 
 This word in the Hebrew signifies fulness of know¬ 
 ledge ; and angels are so called from their exqui¬ 
 site kno-wledge, and were therefore used for the 
 punishment of man, who sinned by affecting divine 
 knowledge, (<en. .3. 24. There is but an obscure 
 dc. cription given us in scripture of these Cmrub'ims, 
 which Moses placed upon the ark of the covenant, 
 Exod. 25. 18. as well as of those which God posted 
 at the entrance of that delightful garden out of 
 which he had driven Adam and Eve. Tut it is 
 probable that both one and the other had a human 
 figure, since it is said of those which ivere placed 
 at the entrance of Paradise, that they had their 
 station there assigned them, to guard the entrance 
 to it, and held a flaming sword in their hands. And 
 Ezekiel compares the king of byto the cherub 
 that covered the ark of the covenant, Ezek. 28. 14. 
 that is, he was like to this cherub, glittering all 
 over with gold and glory. Moses says, that two 
 cherubims covered the mercy-seat rcitk their wings 
 extended on both sides, and looked one to another, 
 having their faces turned toward the mercy-seat 
 which covered the ark. God is supposed 10 sit 
 on the mercy-seat, whose face the angels in hea¬ 
 ven alu'ays behold, and upon whom their eyes 
 are fixed to observe and receive his commands, 
 and towards Christ, the true Propitiatory, which 
 mystery they desire to look into, 1 Pet. 1. 
 
 12. not envying mankind their near and happy 
 relation to him, but taking pleasure in the con¬ 
 templation of it. ■ Moses likewise calls those re¬ 
 presentations -which were made in embroideries 
 upon the veils of the tabernacle, cherubims of 
 cunning work, Exod. 26. 1. 
 
 Exod. 25. 19 . make one c. on one end, and the 
 other c. on the other end, 37 . 8. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 11. he rode upon a c. Psal. 18. 10. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 25. and the other c. was ten cubits 
 
 26. the height of one c. ten cubits, so of the other 
 Ezek. 9 . 3 . the glory of God was gone up from the 
 c. to the threshold of the house, 10. 4. 
 
 10. 7 ., and one c. stretched forth his hand from the 
 14. first face was the face of a c. second of a man 
 
 28. 11. thou art the anointed c. that covereth 
 16. and 1 will destroy thee, O covering c. 
 
 41. 18. between a c. and a c. every c. had two faces 
 CHERUBIMS. 
 
 Gen. 3. 24. he placed at the east of the garden c. 
 Exod. 25. 18. thou shalt make two c. of gold 
 26. 1. the tabernacle of c. of cunning work, 31. 
 
 . 37 . 7 . he made two c. of beaten gold of one piece 
 
 1 Kings 6. 23. within the oracle he made two c. 
 
 25. both the c. were of one measure and one size 
 28. and he overlaid the c. with gold 
 
 8. 7 . the c. covered the ark, 2 Chr. 5. 8. Heb. 9. 5. 
 
 2 Chr. .3. 10. in the most holy place he made two c. 
 Ezek. 10. 5. the sound of the c. wings was heard 
 
 16. when the c. went, the wheels went by them 
 19. c. lift up their wings and mounted, 11. 22. 
 Between the CHERUBIMS. 
 
 Exod. 25. 22. will meet thee from between the two e. 
 Num. 7. 89. from between the two c. he spake to him 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 4. the ark of Lord which dwelleth between 
 
 the c. 2 Sam. 6. 2. 2 Kings 19. 15. I'a. .37. 16. 
 Psal. 80.1. that dwelleth between the c. shine forth 
 99- 1. he sifteth between the c. let earth be moved 
 Ezek. 10. 2. fill with coals of fire from heJwecn thee. 
 
 7. h.md from between c. to fire that was between c. 
 CHESNUT-T'REE. S. 
 
 Geti. .30. . 37 . and lacoh took him rods of c.-tree 
 Ezek. 31. 8. the c.-trees were not like his branches 
 CH ES I', S. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 9. Jehoiada fo. k c. and bored hole in lid 
 2 Chr. 24. 8. at king’s commandment they made c. 
 
 11. high priest’s officer came, and emptied the c. 
 Ezek. 27 . 24. thy merchants in c. of rich apparel 
 
 CHEAV . 
 
 Lev. 11.4. not eat of them that r. the cud, Deut. 14.7. 
 CHEWED. 
 
 Kum. 11. .33.jere the flesh was r. wrath was kindled 
 CHEW ETTI. 
 
 Lev. 11. 4. because he c. the iid, 5. 6. Deut, 14. 6. 
 
 7 . yet the swine c. not the end, Deut. 14. 8. 
 CHICKENS. 
 
 Mat . 23. 37 . gathered even as a hen gathereth her c 
 
CHI 
 
 CHI 
 
 CHI 
 
 riTTDF.. 
 
 F^xod. 17- -• the people di I c. why r. you with me ’ 
 Judp. 8. 1. th ^ men of Kpl'rai'.n did r. with (iideon 
 Piul. 103. 9. he will net iihvays c. nor keep anger 
 
 cm OI Nt;. 
 
 Eiod. 17. 7. called Merihah, because of c. of Israel 
 CHIEl' 
 
 Signifies, [1] TAe pri.idpal persrm of a family con- 
 gngation, tnhe,, anr.y, jjr. >. um. .3. 30. Deut. 
 1. 15. 1 -a n. 14. 3,'.. ‘1 .‘^ain. 5. 8. [C] The best, 
 or moU vulvahle, 1 Sam. 15. ‘21. [3] 'The high 
 est, or npjermost, Mat. !23. 6. [IJ The dearest, or 
 n:osf familiar, I rov. IG. il8. [5] The greatest, 
 I'sal. 1.37. 6. [CJ Most in esteem and reputatiuxi, 
 I.oke 14. 1.^ 2 Cor. 12. 11. [7] Most fonvuTii 
 
 and active, J'lzra 9. 2. [8] Adost remarkable and 
 •wonderftd. Job 40. 19. 
 
 Gen. Vsl- t 36. they sol ! Josenh to ac. marshal 
 40. 9. the c. butler told his dream to loseph 
 
 21. he restored the c.builerto liis butleiship again 
 
 22. but hanged the c. baker as Joseph interpreted 
 Tliim. 3. .32. I leazar shall be c. over r. of laj'-ites 
 Dent. 1. 15. 1 took the, c. of vour tribes, wise men 
 1 tdarn. 15. 21. the people took the c. of the things 
 2‘3 (^/k. 2.3. 18. Abisfiai brotlierof.loabc. among three 
 1 Kings 9. 23. these were thee, of the olheers 
 
 1 Chron.o.Q. forof.ludah came the r. ruler 
 11. 6. whosre'er smiteth the lebusifes first shall 
 her. and captain, .loabwent first and was c. 
 18. 17 . the sons of David were r. about the king 
 26. 10. tho’ not first born his father made him c. 
 Ezra 9. 2. the rulers have been c. in this trespass 
 Neh. 11. .3. these are c. of tlie (irovincethat dwelt 
 Job 12. 24. hetakethaway heart oft. of people 
 29. 25. 1 chose out their way, and sat c. dwelt as 
 
 40. 19 . beh.emoth is the c. < f the ways offiod 
 Psal. 78. 51. he smote c. of tl eir strength, 105. .36. 
 
 137 . 6. if 1 piefer not lenisalem af'ove my c. joy 
 Erov. 1.21. VI isdom crieth in c. place of concourse 
 8. + 26 nor liad madec. partof the fiustof the world 
 
 16. 28. a whisperer separateth c. friends 
 Cant. 4.14. an ore hard w ith all tlie c. spices 
 Jsa. 14. 9 . he stirreth up the c. ones of the earth 
 Jer. 1.3. 21. thou hast taught them as r. over thee 
 
 31. 7. sing and shout among the c. of the nations 
 
 50. t :iC). a sword is upi.n their c. stays, shall dote 
 
 51. + 59- this '-eraiah was a c. chamberlain 
 Lam. 1.5. her adversaries are the c. enennes prosper 
 Ezell. 4. t 2. setc. leaders against Jerusalem round 
 
 20. + 40 . there will 1 require c. of your oblations 
 44. t .39. c. of the first fruits shall be the priest's 
 Dan. 2. t 14. Daniel answer. Arioch the c. marshal 
 11. 41. the c. of children of Ammon shall escape 
 Amosf). 1. which are named c. of the nations 
 
 6 . drunk and anoint themselves wdth c. ointments 
 Mat. 20. 27 . w hosoever will be c. among you, let 
 
 23. 6. they love the uiipermost rooms at feasts and 
 
 c. seats in the synagogues, Mark 12. .39. 
 Mark 6. 21. Herod made a supper to his c. estates 
 l.uke 11.15. casteth out devils thro’ c. of the devils 
 
 14. 1. he w'ent into house of one of the c. Pharisees 
 
 7 . he marked how they chose tlie c. rooms, 20, 46. 
 22. 26. and he that is c. as he that iloth serve 
 
 John 12. 42. among c. rulers many believed on him 
 Acts 14. 12. because Paul was the c. speaker 
 
 17 . 4. some believed, and of c. w'omen not a few 
 Eph.~. 2.’.Jesus Christ the c. corner-stone, 1 Pet.11.6. 
 1 Tim. 1.15.,lesus came to save sinners of whom I c. 
 1 Pet. 5. 4. when c. Shepherd shall appear, shall 
 
 receive 
 
 CHIEF captain. 
 
 5 Sam. 5. 8. who smiteth lie shall be c. and captain 
 Acts 21. 31. tidings came to the c. captain of band 
 .32. when they saw the c. captain they left beating 
 23. 17 . Paul said,bring this young man to c. capain 
 24 . 7 . c. captain Lysias came upon us, took him 
 22. c. cap/ain shall come, 1 will know uttermost 
 CHIEF captains. 
 
 25^7??.2.3.8.Adino theTachmonitesat c. among capt. 
 
 1 Chron.'il. 3. c. of all the cfl/cnjK.v for first month 
 
 2 Chun. 8. 9. but Israel were c. of Solomon's 
 Acts 25. 2,3. when Agrippa was entered w ith c. capt. 
 Pev. 6.15. rich men and c. captains hid tfiemselves 
 
 CH 1 EF fathers. 
 
 Mum. 31. 26 . thou and the c. fathers of congregation 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . .34. these c. fathers of 1 evites w ere chief 
 
 24. .31. the c. fathers of the priests and Eevites 
 26. 32. were 27 ('Oc. fathers David made rulers 
 
 2 Chron. 26.12. w'holenmnberof r./ar//erjof mighty 
 Ezra 1 . 5. then rose up ther.of the J'«//ierjof .ludan 
 Jseh. 7 . 70 . thee, of the fathers gave to the work, 71 . 
 
 Cli 1 F.F house. 
 
 Mum. .3.24. the c. of house of (lershonites, Eliasaph 
 30. the c. of/iiuMe of the Kohathites, i lizaphan 
 35. c. of the house of the Merarites, was /uriel 
 
 25. 14. Ziniri was of a r. among Simeonites 
 15.name ofwoman was Cozbi, of a c./n in Midian 
 
 Josh. 22. 14. out of each c. house a prince was sent 
 CH I EF mart, or men. 
 
 I.ev. 21. 4. not defile himself, being a c. man 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 3. the sons of Czzi, all of them c. men 
 24. 4. more c. men of Eleazarthan of Ithamar 
 
 Ezra 5. 10. the names of the men that were c. 
 
 7 . 28. 1 gathered together c. men to go up with me 
 Jsa. 41. 9. I called thee from the c. men thei eof 
 Acts 13. 50. but the Jew’s stirred up thee, men 
 
 15. 22. Judas and Silas, c. meti among brethren 
 
 28. 7- w’ere possessions of the c. man of the island 
 
 CHIEF priest. 
 
 2 Kings Ho. 18. the capt. took Seraiah the c./jr/cj't 
 1 Chron. 27. 5. Renaiah ?ic. priest was third capt. 
 
 29. 22. and anointed Zadok to be c. priest 
 HChnn. 19. 11. Amariahc./i. is over you in matters 
 
 26. 20. and Azariah the c. priest looked on him 
 
 CIIIEF priests. 
 
 Ezra 8. 24. then I separated twelve of r. of priests 
 10.5. made ffxcc.priests and all Israel to swear 
 Melt. 12. 7 . these were c.priests in days of Joshua 
 Mat. 16 . 21. and suffer many things of the c. priests 
 26. 47 . a multitude with staves from tlie c. priests 
 27 .12.when he was accusecl of c.priests,Mark 15.3. 
 
 41. c. priests mocking with scribes, Mark 15. 31. 
 
 Mark 14.1. c. priests sought to take him and put him 
 to death, 55. Mat. 26. 59. Luke9. 22. 122. 2. 
 Luke 2,3.23. voices of them and c. priests jirevaile l 
 John!. 32. c. priest sent officers to take him. 18. 3. 
 
 19 .15. c.yrjej/.f answered,w e have no king but Cesar 
 A»ts9. 14. he hath authority fionxc.priests,Hfi. 10. 
 
 22. .30. commanded the c.p. and council to ajipear 
 CHI EF prince, i r princes. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. f H. and of Judah came the c./trnicc 
 7 . 40. w ere children of Asher, c of the princes 
 I zek. .38,. 2. Gog c. jrinceof Mesh’ ch, 3. 1 .39. 1. 
 Dan. 10.1.3. icbael one of the c.pri;.c«Jcaine 
 CHIEF singer^ or singers. 
 
 Meh. 12.46. in days of David were c. of the singers 
 Hah. 3. 19 . to the c. singer on my instruments 
 CHlEFESi . 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 29 . to mak yourselves fat with c. offerings 
 
 9. 22. .'•amuel made ttiein sit in the c. place 
 
 21. 7 . Doeg an Edomite, r. of the herd-men to .8aul 
 
 2 Chr. .32.3.3. 1 lezekiah buried in c. of sepul, fires 
 Cant. 5.10. my belo' ed is the r. among 10,000 
 AInrk 10.44. who will be c. shall besei vant of all 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 5. not a whit behind c. of aiiostles, 12.11. 
 
 ( 111 EFI.V. 
 
 Torn. .3. 2. c. because to them were commit, oracles 
 Phil. 4. 22. c. they that are of Cesar’s household 
 2 Pet. 2.10. butc. them that walk after the flesh 
 CHIl.D 
 
 Signifies, [1] One ytatng in years, 1 Sam. 1. 22. 
 [2] t^ne weak in knowledge, Isa, 10. I 9 . 1 Cor. 
 13. 11. [3] Such as are young in grace, 1 John 
 2. 1.3. [4] Such as are humble and docile, IVlat. 
 
 18. 3, 4. [5] Whatsoever is dear to a person, 
 Jer. 15 . 7 . 
 
 Chii.d, Children, or Sons, are taken differ 
 ent Ways in Scripture. The descendants of a 
 man, Itt w remote s ever they may be, are called 
 sons, or children. F'or example ; the children of 
 Edom, the children of Moab, the children of 
 Israel. Ihese expressions, the children of light, 
 the children of d.arkness, are used to signify 
 these who follow light, and those who remain in 
 darkness: the children of the kingdom, those 
 who belt'ng to the kingdom. Per.ums who are 
 almost of age, are often called children. 1 or 
 example: .Joseph is called a child though he 
 Was at least sixteen years old, Gen. .37. 30. and 
 Benjamin of the age of above thirty, is still call¬ 
 ed a little child, Cen. 44. 20. likewise men cf 
 full age have often the nartte of children giien 
 them, Isa. 65. 20. '1 he child shall die an hun¬ 
 dred years old ; that is, men shall die at the 
 age of an hundred years; there shall be no more 
 untimely deaths seen. 
 
 Children, or Sons of God. By this name angels 
 are sometimes described, as. Job 1. 6. 1 2.1. 1 here 
 w as a day w’lien the sons of God came to present 
 themselves before the Lord. Good men, in op¬ 
 position to the wicked, are likewise called by this 
 name ; the children of .Seth’s family in opposition 
 to the race of Cain, Gen. 6. 2. Ihe sons of God 
 saw the daughters of men. Judges and magis 
 trates are likewise termed children of God, Psal. 
 82. 6. I have said, ye are gods; and all of 
 you are the children of the Most High. 
 
 In the Mew Testament, believets are commonly 
 called the children of God, by virtue of their 
 adoption, and the prerogatives which Christ pur¬ 
 chased for them by the merits of his death and 
 sufferings. John 1. 12. He hath given us power 
 to become the sons of God; and elsewhere; see 
 Pom. 8. 14. Gal. .3. 26. 
 
 Children, or .Sons of men. This name is given 
 to the men of Cain’s family, who lived before the 
 deluge; and in particular to the giants, those 
 violent and corrupt men, who before the deluge had 
 corrupted their ways, and drew down the most ter¬ 
 rible effects!f God's anger upen the earth. After¬ 
 wards the impious, the wicked Israelites were called 
 the sons of men, Psal. 4. 2. O ye sons of men, 
 how long will ye love vanity ? See Psal. 12. 1. 
 157 . 4 . But very often, hysons of men, mankind 
 are to be under stood,leithuut any odious notion, as, 
 Psal. 8. 4. M hat is the son of man, that thou 
 visitest him ? P.sal. 11. 4.1 145. 12. 
 
 Gen. 21.15. Hagar cast the c. under one of the shrubs 
 
 16. she said, let me not see the death of the c. 
 
 . 37 . 30. the c. is not, and 1, whither shall 1 go.’ 
 
 42. 22. spake 1 not, do not sin against the c. ? 
 
 Exod. 2. 8. the maid went, and called thee, mother 
 22. 22. ye shall not afflict any fatherless c. 
 
 Judg. 11. .34. Jephthah's daughter was his cnly c. 
 
 1.3. 8. and teach us what we shall do to the c. 
 
 1 Bam. 1. 25. anrl they brought the c. to Eli 
 3.8. Eli perceived the l ord had called the c. 
 
 2 Bam. 12. 14. the c. that is born to thee shall die 
 
 15. Lord struck the c. that Uriah’s wife bare 
 
 16. David therefore besought God for the c. 
 
 19. David perceived that the c. was dead 
 
 1 Kings 3. 25. he said, divide the living c. in two 
 
 14.3. he shall tell thee, what shall become of the c. 
 17; 22. the soul of the c. came into him again 
 
 2 Kings 4. 31. he told him, the c. is not awaked 
 35. the c. sneezed, and the r. opened his eyes 
 
 Prov. 23. 1.3. withhold not correction from the c. 
 Eccl. 4. 8. yea, he hath neither c. nor brother 
 15. with second c. that shall stand up in his stead 
 Isa. .3. 5. the c. shall behave himself proudlv 
 
 7 . 16. for before the c. shall know to refuse the evil 
 
 8. 4. before the r. shall know to cry, my father 
 11. 8. the w eaned c. put his hand on cockatrice den 
 65. 20. the c. shall die an hundred years old 
 
 Jer. 4. 31. as other that bringeth forth her first c. 
 
 31. 20. is I’phraim my son r is he a pleasant c..f 
 44. 7 . to cutoff from you man, woman, and c. 
 Mat. 10. 21. the father shall deliver the c. to death 
 
 17 . 18. the c. was cured from that very hour 
 
 23.15. ye make him twofold more the c. of hell 
 Luke 1.59. on eighth day they came to circumcise c. 
 
 66. saj ing, what manner of c. shall this tw t 
 76. thou c. shaltbe called Prophet of the 11 ighest 
 80. the c. grew, and waxed strong in spirit, 2.40. 
 
 l.uke 2. 27 . when the parents brought in the c. Jesu* 
 9 38. Ma ter, look on n.y son, he is my only c. 
 
 42. Jesus healed c. and delivered him to his father 
 John 4. 49 . sir, come down ere my c. die 
 16 . 21. but as soon as she is delivered of the c. 
 
 Arts 4. 27 . of a truth against thy holy c. Jesus 
 .30. that signs may be done by name of thy c. Jesus 
 
 13.10. Saul said, thou c. of the devil, thou enemy 
 Pev. 12. 4. to devour her c. as soon as it was born 
 
 5. her c. was caught up to (iod and to his throne 
 A ( IHLD. 
 
 Grn. 18.1.3. shall 1 of a surety bear a c. who am old? 
 44.20. a father, and a c. of his old age. a little one 
 Exod. 2. 2. she saw he w as a goodly c. Jleb. 11. 23. 
 
 I Bam. 2.18. Samuel, « c. girded w ith a linen ephod 
 1 KingsZ.n. wast delivered of a c. with her in house 
 13. H.ac. shall be tK.rn to house of David, Josiah 
 Job 33.25. his flesh shall be fresher than a c. 
 
 Psal. 131.2. 1 quieted myself as a f. as a weaned c. 
 Prov. 2 ). 11. even a c. is known by his doings 
 22. 6. train up a c. in the way he should go 
 
 15. foolishness is bound in the heart or a r. 
 
 29 .15. but a c. left to himself bringeth tf> shame 
 21. he that bringeth up his servant from a c. 
 
 Eccl. 4.13. better is a wise c. than a foolish king 
 
 10. IG. w'oe to thee, G land, when thy king is a c. 
 Isa. 9 . 6. for to us a c. is bom, to us a son is given 
 
 10.19- trees shall be few, that a c. may write them 
 Jer. 1.6. beh'.ld I cannot speak, for 1 am a r. 7. 
 
 20.15. ti lings, saying, a man c. is bom to thee 
 Jlos. 11 . 1 . when Israel was a c. then 1 loved him 
 AJurk 9. 21. how long since this camehe said of a c. 
 
 36. t ok a f. and set him in the midst, Luke 9. 47. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.11. when 1 w as a c. I spake as a r. 1 un- 
 
 derstcard as a c. 1 thought as a c. 
 Gal. 4.1.1 say, the heir as long as he is a c. dittersnot 
 
 2 Tim. 3.15. from a c. hast knovvn fi.oly scriptures 
 Jleb. 11.11. -arah delivered of a r. w hen past age 
 Rev. 12. 5. she brought fonh a man c. who was to 
 
 rule all nations w ith a rod of iron 
 Little t HILD. 
 
 Geit. 47 . + 12. nourish, his father’s house little c. 
 
 1 Kings 3.7. am a little c. 1 know not how to go out 
 
 11. 17 . Hadad fled into Fgvpt, beingyet ahtttec. 
 
 2 Kings 5.11. came again like the flesh of a little c. 
 Isa. 11.6. and a little c. shall lead them 
 
 Alat. 18. 2. .lesuscalled a//ri/er. to him, and set him 
 5. w ho shall receive one such little c. in my name 
 Alark 10.15.whosoever shall not receive the kingdom 
 of God as a/mr/e c. shall notenter it, Luke 18.17. 
 Mo CHILD. 
 
 Gen. 11. 30. but 8arai was barren, she had no c. 
 Lev. 22.13. but if the priest’s daughter hav e no c. 
 Deut.Hf). 5. if one brother die, and have no c. 
 
 2 Betm. 6.2.3. Michal had no c. to the day of death 
 2 Kings 4.14. (iehazi answered, verily she hath no c. 
 Luke 1. 7 . they had no c. because Elisabeth was 
 
 [barren 
 
 Acts’!.5. promised to him when as 3 ’et he liad no c. 
 Bucking CHI LI). 
 
 Mum. 11.12. as a nursing father beareth .sucking c. 
 Isa. 11.8. sucking c. shall play on the hole of the asp 
 
 49.15. can a woman forget her f. c. I yea, they may 
 Lam. 4.4. tongue of the «/fE. c. cleaveth to the roof 
 
 This CHILD. 
 
 Exod. 2. 9 . take this c. and nurse him for me 
 Euke 2. 17 . saying, which was told concerning 
 34. this c. is set for fall and rising of many in Israel 
 9.48. whoso shall recei\ e this c. iiiy name, receives 
 With CHILD. 
 
 Gen. 16.11. the angel said, Hagar, thou art withe. 
 19. .36. daught. of T.ot were with c. bv’ their father 
 38. 24. '1 amar thj- daughter is with c. by w boredom 
 25. by the man whose these are am 1 with c. 
 Exod.HI.HH. if men strive and hurt a woman with c. 
 
 1 •3'fl’w.4.19.his daughter, Phinehas’ wife, w as with c. 
 
 2 Bam. 11.5. Bath sheba sent and .=aid, 1 am with c. 
 
 2 KingsV,. 12. wilt rip up their women with c. 15.16. 
 Eccl. 11.5. bones grow in w omb of her that is ■; ith c. 
 Isa. 26. 17 . like a woman with c. that draweth near 
 
 18. we have been with c. we have been in pain 
 
 54.1. sing, C) barren, that didst not travail with c. 
 Jer. 30.6. see w hether a nian doth travail with c. 
 
 .31.8. Twill bring forth from north w oman with c. 
 Jlos. 13. 16. their women with c. shall he ripped up 
 Amos 1. 1.3. because they ripped up the w orn, with c. 
 Alat. 1.18. she was found .vi//i r. of the lb Iv’tihost 
 23. a virgin shall be with c. and bring forth a son 
 24. 19 . w oe to tliem that are with c. and to them give 
 suck in those days. 3 /ri/'13. 17. Euke HI. H3. 
 LukeH. 5. to be taxed with Marv’, being great c. 
 1 Thess. 5. 3. as travail upon a woman with c. 
 
 Rev. 12. 2. and she being with c. cried, travailing 
 Y.nmg CHILD. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.24. she brought him, and the c. svas young 
 AJat. 2. 8. go and search diligently for tlie .vewn;/ c. 
 
 13. take Wse young c. and his mother, ami flee 
 
 14. he took the y<vng c. and his mother bv night 
 
 CHll.D-BEAlUNG. 
 
 1 Tim. 2.15. notvvithstand.she shall be saved in c.-b. 
 CHILDHOOD. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 2. 1 have w alked before j ou from my c. 
 Job 33. t 25. his flesh shall be fresher than c. 
 
 Eccl. 11.10. fore, and youth are vanitv 
 CHILDISH. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.11. when a man, 1 put awav’ c. things 
 CHILDLL.vS. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. what wilt thou give me. seeing 1 go c. ? 
 Lev.H9. 20. they shall bear their sin, the^’shall die r. 
 1 Bam. 15.33. Namuel said, as thy sword hath made 
 women c. so shall thj' mother be c. among women 
 Jer.HH.39. saitli the Lord, write you this man c. 
 Euke 20. 30. tlie second took her to wife, and died c. 
 C’HIIDRLN. 
 
 Gen. 3.16. in sonow shalt thou bring forth c. 
 
 16. 2. it may be that I may obtain c. by her 
 25. 22. the c. struggled together within her 
 
 29 .11. .1 acob came into the land of the c. of the east 
 
 30.1. Rachael said to Jacob, give me c. or 1 die 
 33. 5. the c. which God hath given thy servant 
 49.8. thy father’s c. shall bow down before thee 
 
 Exod. 12 . 37 . journeyed about600,000men, besidesc 
 
CHI 
 
 CHI 
 
 CHI 
 
 Ezod. 20.5. ajealousCorl, visitinjrtheiniqiiityoftlie 
 fathers upon the r. 34.7- Nnm.14.lii. Dent. 5.9. 
 21. 4. the wife and here, shall be lier master’s 
 Nnm. 13. 28. and we saw the c. of Anak there 
 17. + 10. for a token asainst the c. of rebellion 
 
 26.11. notwithstaiidiiia the c. of Korahdied not 
 Dent. 2. 9. I have {'i'’en Ar to the c. of Lot, 19. 
 
 9. 2. who can stand before the c. of Anak ? 
 
 13. 13. tlie c. of Belial are uone out from you 
 
 14. 1. ye are the c. of the Lord your Clod 
 
 21. 15. have born him c. both beloved and hated 
 23. 8. the c. beg-otten of them shall entei’ into cong. 
 
 24.16. the fathers shall not be put to death for the 
 c. nor the c. for the fathers, 2 Chron. 25. 4. 
 
 32. 20. they are c. in whom there is no faith 
 33.24. of Asher he said, let Asher be blessed c. 
 Josh. 22. 9. c. of Reuben and (lad, half tribe of Ma- 
 nasseh, returned and built there an altar, 10,11. 
 Judg. 4. 6. take 10,0tK) men of the c. of Naphtali 
 
 8. 18. each one resembled the c. of a king 
 
 14. 16. thou hast put forth a riddle to c. of people 
 
 20. 13. now deliver us the men, the c. of Belial 
 
 1 8am. 2. 5. slie that hath many c. is waxed feeble 
 
 10. 27 . c. of Belial said, liow shall this man saye us' 
 
 2 8am. 3. i 34. as a man falleth before c. of iniquity 
 
 7 .10. neither shall the c. of wickedness afflict them 
 
 any more as before-time, 1 Chron. 17. 9. 
 
 1 Kings 21. 13. there came in two men, c. of Belial 
 
 2 Kings 2. 24. two she bears came and tare 42 c. 
 
 9 . 1. I’.lisha called one of the c. of the prophets 
 
 10. 13. to salute the c. of the king, c. of the queen 
 
 14. 6. but the c. of murderers he slew not, as is 
 
 written in the law of Moses, 2 Chron. 25. 4. 
 17 . .31. nor do as 1 ord commanded the c. of .Tacob 
 
 19. 3. for the c. are come to the birth, Isa. 37. 3. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 30. but .'^eled died without c. 
 
 32. and fether died without c. 
 
 4. 27 . but Shimei’s brethren had not many c. 
 
 16. 13. 0 ye c. of lacob his chosen, Dsn/. 105. 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 7- gathered to .Terohoam c. of Belial 
 
 25. 7 . the Lord is not with all the c. of Epliraim 
 
 11. Amaziah smote of the c. of .Seir 10,<K)0 
 Ezra 2. 1. these are c. of the province, Neh. J. 6. 
 
 10. 44. .some had vvives by whom they had r. 
 
 Neh. 9. 23. the c. multii)liedst thou as stars of heav. 
 J 06 19. 17 . I intreated for the c. sake of my body 
 
 30. 8. they were c. of fools, yea, c. of base men 
 41. 34. he is a king over all the c. of pride 
 Psal. 17 . 14. they are full of c. and leave the rest 
 34. 11. come ye c. hearken to me, I will teach you 
 69. 8. 1 am become an alien to my mother’s c. 
 
 72 . 4. he shall save the r. of the needy 
 
 78. 6. the c. which should be born might know 
 82. 6. and all of you are c. of the most High 
 83. 8. they have hoi pen the c. of Lot. Selah 
 102. 28. the c. of thy servants shall continue 
 113. 9. makes the barren to be a.joyful mother of c. 
 127 . 3. !o c. are an heritage of the Lord 
 
 4. as arrows in the hand, so are the c. of youth 
 1 . 37 . 7 . remember, O Lord, the c. of F.dom 
 
 148. 12. let old men and c. praise the T ord 
 
 149. 2. let the c. of Zion be joyful in their king 
 Pmi;. 4.1. hear, ye c. instruction, 5. 7- 17.24. 18. 32. 
 
 17 . 6. and the glory of c. are their fatliers 
 
 31. 28. her c. arise up and call her blessed 
 Eccl. 6. 3. if a man beget 100 r. and live years 
 Cant. 1. 0. my mother's c. were angry with me 
 Isa. 1. 2. 1 have brought up c. and they rebelled 
 
 4. ah sinful nation, r. that are corrupters 
 
 2. 6. the^' please themselves in the c. of strangers 
 
 3.4. an(l I will give c. to be their princes,, and babes 
 
 12. as for my people, c. are their oppressors 
 
 8.18. I and r. whom Lord hath given me, lleh. 2.13. 
 
 13.18. sliall have no pity, their eye not spare c. 
 
 21. 17 . mighty men of c. of Kedar be diminished 
 23. 4. saying, 1 travail not, nor bring fortli c. 
 
 30. 1. woe to the rebellious c. saith the Lord 
 9. lying c. c. that will not hear the law of the L. 
 38. 19 . father to the c. make knowm thy truth 
 47 . 8. neither shall I know the loss of c. 
 
 9. come in one day the loss of c. and widowhood 
 49 . 20. the c. which thou shalt have, shall say 
 54. 1. sing, 0 barren, for mere are c. of the deso¬ 
 late than c. of the married wife, (/«/. 4 . 27 . 
 
 57 .4. are ye note, of transgression, a seeti of falseh. 
 
 5. slaying the c. in the valleys under (lifts of rocks 
 63. 8. they are my people, c. that will not lie 
 
 66. 8. as soon as Zion trar ailed, she brought forth c. 
 Jer. 3. 14. turn, O backsliding c. saith the Lord, 22. 
 
 19. I said, how shall 1 put thee among the c. ? 
 
 4. 22. for my people is foolish, they are sottish c. 
 
 6. 11. I will pour it out upon the c. abroad 
 
 7 .18. the c. gather wood, the fathers kindle the fire 
 
 9. 21. for death entered to cut off c. from without 
 
 15. 7 . 1 will fan them, I will bereave them of c. 
 
 31.15. Rachel weeping for her c. Mat. 2. 18. 
 
 29 . thee, teeth are set on edge, Ezek. 18. 2. 
 
 48.145. shall devour the crown of the c. of noise 
 iMrn. 2. 20. shall the women eat c. of a span long } 
 
 5. 13. young men to grind, c. fell under the wooil 
 Ezek. 2.4. for they are impudent c. and stiff hearted 
 
 20 . 21 . the c. rebelled against me, they walked 
 23.^- 17 . c. of Babel came to her info bed of love 
 
 33. 30. the c. still are talking against thee by walls 
 
 44. 17 . brought into 1 x 13 ''sanctuary c.of a stranger 
 47 . 22. to strangers that shall beget c. among von | 
 Dan. 1. 4. c. in whom was no blemish, but skilful 
 
 15. their countenances fairer ami fatter than all c. 
 17 . as tor these four c. (lod gave, them knowledge 
 
 2. t25. t()und a man of the c. of the ca])tivity 
 
 12. 1. Michael shall stand for the c. of thy people 
 Hos. 1. 2. take unto thee r. of whoredoms 
 2. 4. I will not have mercy on her c. for they be c. 
 
 10. 9- the battle against tlie c. of iniejuity did not 
 14. the mother was dashed in pieces upon here. 
 
 11.10. then the c. shall tremble from the west 
 
 13.13. not stay long in place of breaking forth of c. 
 Joel2.lt. gather c. and those that suck tlie breasts 
 23. be glad then ye c. of Zion, and rejoice in Ixird 
 9 .7. are ye not as c. of the I 'thiopians to me t 
 Mic. 1.16. make bald, and poll thee for delicate c. I 
 iceph. 1. 8.1 will punish the itrinces and king's c. I 
 
 Mai. 4. 6 . he shall turn the heart of fathers to the c. 
 
 and the heart of c. to their fathers, Lnke 1 . I 7 . 
 Mat. 2. 16. Herod slew all the c. in Bethlehem 
 
 3. 9 . able of these stones to raise up c. Lnke 3. 8 . 
 
 5. 45. that ye may be the c. of y'our Father in heav. 
 
 8 . 12 . but the c. of the kingdom shall be cast out 
 
 9.15. lesus said, can c.ofbride-cliatn. mourn while 
 bridegroom with them i' Mark 2. 19. l.uket. 34. 
 
 10. 21. c. shall rise against parents, Mark 13.12. 
 11. 19 . but Wisdom is justified of here. I.nkeT. 35. 
 
 13. 38. the good seed are the c. of the kingdom, 
 
 but the tares are the c.of the wicked one 
 
 15. 26. not meet to take the c. bread, Markl. 27. 
 17 . 26. lesus saith to him, then are the c. free 
 
 19 . 29 . forsaken wife ore. for my'sake, Marklt. 29. 
 
 20. 20. then came the mother of Zebedee’s c. 
 
 21.15. priests and scribessaw thee, crying in temp. 
 Mat. 23. 31. ye aree. of them that killed prophets 
 
 7 . 27- lesus said to her, let thee, first be filled 
 28. the dogs under the table eat of tlie e. crumbs 
 
 9. . 37 . shall receive one of such e. in my name, 41. 
 
 1. nke 6. 35. be great, ye shall be thee, of the High. 
 
 16. 8. for e. of this world are wiser than e. of light 
 
 20. 29 . the first took a wife and died without e. 
 
 34. the c. of this world marry, and are given in 
 
 JohnZ. 39 . if ye were Abraham’s c. would do works 
 
 21. 5. lesus saith to them, c. have ye any meat ? 
 Acts 3. 25. ye are the e. of the prophet.? ami covenant 
 Eom. 8. 17 . if e. then heirs, heirs of (iod, joint-heirs 
 
 9 . 7 . because the seed of Abraham are they all e. 
 
 11. for e. tpingnotyet born, nor done gooclor evil 
 
 1 Cer. 14.20. 'oe note, in uivleistanding, in malice e. 
 
 2 Cot. 12. 14. for the e. ougiit not to lay on for the 
 
 parents, but the parents for the c. 
 Gal. 3. 7 . of faith, the same are the e. of Abraham 
 
 4. 3. so we, when we were e. were in bondage 
 
 25. .lerusalem, which is in bondage with her c. 
 31. we are not c. of bond-woman, but of the free 
 
 Iph. 1. 5. haying predestinated us to adoption of e. 
 
 2. 2. tlie spirit that worketh in c. of disobedience 
 
 3. were by nature e. of wrath, even as others 
 
 4. 14, we be henceforth no more c. tossed to and fro 
 
 5. 1. be ye therefore followers of (lod as dear c. 
 
 6. wrath cometh on e. of disobedience. Col. 3. 6. 
 6M. e. obey your parents in the Lord, Col. 3. 20. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 4. but if any widow have e. or nephews 
 10. if she hath brought up e. if she hath lodged 
 
 14. I will that the younger women marry', bear e. 
 Ileh. 2.14. as the e. are partakers of flesh and blowl 
 
 12. 5. exhortation which speaketh to you as to e. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 14. as obedient e. not fashioning by lusts 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 14. having eyes full of adultery, cursed e. 
 
 1 .Tuhn 3.10. e. of God manifest, and e. of the devil 
 
 2 John 1. the elder to the elect lady' and her c. 
 
 13. the e. of thy elect sister greevt thee 
 
 Rev. 2.23. I will kill her e. with death, churches 
 8ee Ammon, Captivity. 
 ClIll.DREN of Be7ijamin. 
 
 Nnm. 1.36. of the e. of B. by their genealogy .35,400 
 Jndg. 1. 21. e. (/ B. did not drive out the lebusites 
 
 20. 13. tlie e. of B. would not hearken to brethren 
 2 8am. 2. 25. e. of B. gathered together after Abner 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 3. in Jerusalem dwelt of c. <I B. Neh. 11. 4. 
 
 12.16. there came ofc. of B. to the liolcl to David 
 Jer. 6.1. O ye c. of Benj. gather y'ourselves to flee 
 
 Children's CHILDR EN. 
 
 Gen. 45. 10. shalt be near to me, thou andthye/i.e. 
 E.rod. .34. 7. visiting iniquity of fathers on childr. c. 
 Dent. 4. 25. w'hen thou shaft beget e. and childr. c. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 41. served images both their e. and c/<. e. 
 Psal. 103. 17 . and his righteousness unto e/u'Wr. e. 
 
 128.6. shalt see thy childr. c. and peace on Israel 
 Pror. 13. 22. leaveth an inheritance to his childr. c. 
 
 17 . 6. childr. c. are crown of old men, glory ofe. 
 Jer. 2. 9 . and with yonr children's c. will 1 plead 
 Ezek. 37 . 25 . shall dwell, and their e/itW/-. e. forever 
 
 EathePess CRIILDREM. 
 
 Psal. 109 .12. nor let there be any to Iav owe father, c. 
 Jer. 49 .11. leave thy father, c. I will preserve them 
 CHILDREN (f God. 
 
 Mat. 5. 9. peace-makers shall be called the c. ofG. 
 Lnke 20. 36. are the c. of G. being c. of resurrection 
 John 11. 52. should gather together in one c. of God 
 Rom. 8. 16. beareth witness that we are the c. of G. 
 
 21. delivered into the glorious liberty ofc. (jpGorf 
 9. 8. the c. of the flesli, these are not the c. of God 
 
 26. there shall they be called c. of the living God 
 Gal. 3. 26. ye are all c. of God by faith in Christ 
 
 1 John 3.10. c. of God manifest, and c. of the devil 
 5. 2. by this we know that we love the c. of God 
 His CHILDREN. 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. T know Abraham will command hisc. 
 . 37 . 3. Israel loved .loseph more than all hisc. 
 Dent. 17 . 20 . may prolong his days, he and his c. 
 
 32. 5. corrujited, their spot is not the spot of his c. 
 
 + they are not his c. that is their blot 
 
 33. 9. neither acknowledge, nor knew his oevn c. 
 
 1 8a/n. .30.22. save to every man his wife and/i/jc. 
 
 2 >’<zw. 12.3. a little ewe-lamb, itgrew up with his c. 
 
 2 KingsQ. 19.to give him always a light, and to his c. 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 3. burnt/(I'.i c. in fire after the heathen 
 
 33. 6. lie caused his c. to pa.ss thro’ tlie fire 
 ,Ioh 5. 4. his r. are far from safety, and are crushed 
 17 . 5. e' en the eves of his c. shall fail 
 20. 10. his r. shall seek to please tlie iioor 
 21. 19 . Hod lay'eth up uis iniquity for his c. 
 
 27 . 11 . if his c. be multiplied, it is for the sword 
 Psal. 89. 30. if his r. forsake my law, and walk not 
 103. 13. like as a father pitieth//IV c. so 1.ord pities 
 109 . 9 . let his c. be fatherless, his wife a widow 
 
 10. let//L'c. be vagabonds, and beg bread 
 Prov. 11. 26. his c. shall have a place of refuge 
 20. 7 . the just man,//f.vc. are blessed after hiiij 
 
 7.9/1.11.21. prepare slaughter for///.9c. for iniquity of 
 29. 23. when heseeth his c. in the midst of him 
 Ilos. 9. 13. but Ephraim shall bringforth his c. 
 
 John !. 12. hisc. and cattle drank thereof 
 1 Thess. 2. 11. we charged you as a father doth his c. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 4. having hisc. insubjection with gravity 
 CHILDREN of Israel. 
 
 Gen. 59.25. Joseph took an oath of the c. of Israel 
 Exod. 1. 7 .the c. of Israel were fruitful and Increased 
 
 Exod. 1 . 12 . they were grieved because of c. of 7sr. 
 2. 23. c. of Is. sighed (i 25. God looked on c. of Isr. 
 4. 31. when they beani Lord had visited c. of I.sr. 
 
 6 . 5. 1 have also heard the groaning of the. r. of Is. 
 
 13. to bring c. of Isr. out of I '.gypt, 26, 27. 1 12. 51. 
 
 9. 4. shall nothing die of all that is the c. of Israel 
 12. 37 . c. of 7.V/-. journeyed about 6 X1,(K)0 cn foot 
 29. 4.3. and there 1 will meet with the c. of Lrael 
 .31. 17 . it is a sign between me and r. of Is. for ever 
 
 Ley. 17 . 1.3. whosoever he be, c. of Isr. or stranger 
 2.5. 55. tor to me the c. of Isra l are servants 
 Nnm. 14.10. gloiw of Lord appeared befi re c. of Is. 
 .fosh. 7 . 12. c. tf /jT. could not stand before enemies 
 
 1 8am. 11.8. when numbered c. of Isr. were .30i),l)00 
 
 2 8am. 21. 2. the Gibeonites were not of c. of Isr. 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 24. and placed them instead ofc. of Is. 
 Neh. 8. 17 . to that day had not the c. if Is. done so 
 Psal. 10.3. 7- he maile known his acts to c. of hr. 
 148.14. even of the c. of Isr. a people near to him 
 Isa. 27. 12 . sl’.all be gathered one by one, () yec. of Is. 
 Ezek. 44.15. when c. of Israel went astray, 48. 11 . * 
 Amos 2. 11 . is it not even thus, O yec. of I racl? 
 
 4. 5. this liketh you, O ye c. if Isr. saith the l.ord 
 Lnke 1. 16 . many of the c. of Isr. shall turn to toird 
 Acts 7 . 23. to visit his brethren the c. of Israel 
 37 . this is that Moses which said to the c. of Israel 
 • 9. 15. chosen to bear my name before the c. of Isr. 
 
 10. 36. word God sent to c. of I'r. jireaching peace 
 Rom. 9. 27 . though number of c. of Is. be as the sand 
 2 Cor. 3. 7 . c. of Isr. could not behold face of Moses 
 Ileh. 11. 22. made mention of departing of c. /.f. 
 Rev. 2. 14. to cast astumbling block before c. c/Zf. 
 
 7 . 4. sealed 14l,tK>l of all the tribes of tbec. of Is. 
 
 21.12. the names ofthe twelve tribes of thee, if Is. 
 
 CHILDR F.N //fj/c//////. 
 
 Nnm. 1. 26. of the c. of .Tudah by their generations 
 .Tosh. 14. 6. c. of .Tudah came to Joshua to Gilgal 
 2 8am. 1. 18. bade teach c. of.fnd. the use ofthe bow 
 2 Chr. 13.18. c. ofj. prec ailed, be -ause they reliecl 
 
 25.12. other 10,tXX) did c. of ./. carry away captive 
 
 28. 10. now ye purpose to keep under the c. of Jud. 
 
 Jer. .32. 32. because of all the evil of thee, if .hid. 
 50. 4. they and the c. of Judah going and weeping 
 33. Israel and c. if Jud. were oppressed togetlier 
 Joel 3.19. for the violence against the c. of Judah 
 C HIL1) R F,N of light. 
 
 Lnke 16. 8. c. of this world arti wiser than c. of light 
 John 12. .36. believe, that vemay be the c. of light 
 Eph. 5. 8. but now are liglit in I .ord, walk as c. ofl. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 5. ye are all c. of light, and child, of day 
 
 Z/Vr/e CHILDREN. 
 
 Nnm. 16. 27. little c. stood in the door of their tents 
 
 2 Kings 2. 2,3. came forth little c. and mocked him 
 Fyth. 3.13. in one day to destroy little c. and women 
 Ezek. 9. 6. slay utterly maids, little c. and women 
 Mat. 18. 3. except converted, and become as little c. 
 
 19 . 13. then were there brought to him httle c. 
 
 14. suffer litRe c. to come, Mark 10.14. Lnke 18.16. 
 John 13.33. little c. yet a little while I am with you 
 Gal. 4. 19 . my little c. of whom 1 travail in birth 
 
 1 John 2. 1. my little c. 1 write to you, 12, 13. 
 
 4. 4. are of God, little c. and have overcome world 
 
 5. 21. little c. keep yourselves from idoL 
 
 Clll I.DREN c/'otc//, 
 
 Gen. 11. 5. to see the tower w'hicii c. of men built 
 1 8am. 26.19. if they be c. of w/cw, cursed be they 
 28am.1. 14. I’ll chastise him w'ith stripes of c. c/’we, 
 1 KingsQ. 39. knowest hearts ofc. of m. 2 Chr. 6. .'10, 
 Psal. 11.4. eyes behold, his eyelids try the c. ofm. 
 12. 1. for the faithful fail from among c. of men 
 
 14. 2. looked down from heaven upon c. of m. 53. 2. 
 .36. 7 . the c. of mf.n \mt their trust untier shatlow 
 45. 2. thou art fairer than c. of m. grace is poured 
 90 . 3. turnest man, and sayest, return ye c. of m. 
 107 , 8. his wonderful works to c. of m. 15, 21, 31. 
 
 115.16. the earth hath he given to the c. of men 
 Prov. 15. 11. how much more then hearts of c.//m. 
 Lam.^. 33. he doth not afflict, nor grieve c. of m. 
 Dan. 2. 38. wherever c. of men dwell hath he given 
 il/c« CHILDREN. 
 
 E. rod. 1. 17. the midwives saved the wcn-c. alive, 18. 
 
 34. 23. all the men-c. shall appear before the Loril 
 
 Josh. 17 . 2 . these were the male-c. of .Manasseh 
 Men, Home?!, and Cl IT I,D R B, N. 
 
 Dent. 3. 6. in Bashan we destroyed m. loomev, andc. 
 .31. 12. gather m. women, and c. to hear an I learn 
 1 8am. 22. 19. smote Nob, m. to. andc. and sucklings 
 
 F. zra 10 . 1 . a great congregat. of men. w men, andc. 
 Jer. 40. 7 . had committed to Gedaliah m.xc. andc. 
 Mat. 14. 21. and they that had eaten were about 
 
 5000 men, beside women and c. 15. 38. 
 My CHILDREN. 
 
 Gen. .30. 26. give me my wives and my c. for whom 
 .31. 4.3. these c. are my c. these cattle my cattle 
 42. .36. lacob said, me ye have berea'ed of my c. 
 4.3. 14. if 1 be bei'eave/l of my c. I am bereaved 
 E.rod. 1.3. 15. but the tirst-born of my c. 1 redeem 
 21. 5. I lore my master, M'ife, and my c. 1 ’ll not go 
 
 1 Things 20.7. he sent to me for my wives and my c. 
 .Toh 29.5. that 1 were as when my c. we e about me 
 Tm. 49. 21. seeing 1 have lost my r. and a n desol. 
 .Ter. 10. 20. my c. are gone forth of me, and are not 
 I,am. 1. 16 . w/.v c. are desolate, the ene ny prev ailed 
 Ezek. 16 . 21. is if small that thou hast slain myc.? 
 Lnke 11 . 7 . trouble me not, my c. are with me in beC 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 1.3. 1 speak as to /wy c. be ve enlarged 
 
 .3 John 4. joy to hear that my c. walk in the truth 
 .V,. CHILDREN. 
 
 Gen. 16 . 1 . now Sarai Abram's wife bare him no c, 
 .30. 1. when Rachel saw thatslw bare la'ob 710 c. 
 Num. .3. 4. Ts'adab and Abihu died, and ha I no c. 
 
 1 .Sam. 1.2. reninnahhad, but Hannab bail no c. 
 Mat.22.21. if any man die having r/ec. ,1////X-12.19. 
 Luke 20. .31. the seven took her, and left no c. 
 
 Onr CHILDR I'N. 
 
 Gen. .31.16. all the riches are ours and onr c. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 3. to kill us, and onr c. and our cattle 
 Num. 11.that our wives and oiirc. be a prey 
 Dent. 29. 29. belong to us and to / nr c. for p'-er 
 Josh 22. 24. your c. might speak Us onr c. saying 
 25. yoiirc. make <////■ r. cease from fearing I ord 
 Neh. 5. 5. as the flesh of brethren, onr c. as their c. 
 
 61 
 
CHO 
 
 CHO 
 
 CHR 
 
 25. and said, his blood be on us and on out c, 
 cm LI) 15 KN of pro7ni.se. 
 
 Bom. 9. B. bnt the c. ofprnin. are counted for the seed 
 Gal. 4. 28. ue, brethren, as Isaac was, are c. of p. 
 Stra7ige c ill f.DltF, N . 
 
 Nell. 9. +2. Israel senara*-ed themselves from str. c. 
 Psal. 14-4. 7. rid and deliver me from strange c. 11. 
 Hos. 5. 7. tor they have begotten strange c. 
 
 'i fieir Cmi.DHKN. 
 
 Gen. 31. 4.3. what can I do to daughters or their c. 
 Deut. 4. 10. and that they may teach their c. 
 
 5. 29. that it might be well with their c. for ever 
 
 31. 1.3. that their c. may leara to fear the fxird 
 Josh. 5. 7. and their c. them io.shua circumcised 
 
 1 Kings 9 . 21. ot their c. did ^'oloinon levy a tribute 
 
 2 Kings 8. 12. thou wid da.sh their c. and rip women 
 
 17. 31. burnt their r. in the tire to the gods 
 41. their c. served images as did their fathers 
 
 2 Chron. 2'"'. 13. before I .ord with wives and their c. 
 
 25. 1. he slew not eheir c. but did as it is w'ritfen 
 Neh. 9.23. their c. thoiimultipliedst as stareofheav. 
 
 13. 2t. their c. spake half in the S|)eech of Ashdod 
 Job 21. 11. send their little ones, their c. dance 
 24. 5. the wilderness yieldeth food for their c. 
 
 Psal. 78. 4. we will not hide them from their c. 
 
 6. should arise an I declare them to their c. 
 
 90 . If}. an:i letthv glory appear to their c. 
 
 132. 12. their c. shall sit on thy throne forever 
 Xsa. 1.3. 16. their c. shall be dashed to pieces before 
 Jer. 17. 2. w'-ilst their c. remember their altars 
 
 18. 21. therefore deliver up their c. to the famine 
 30. 20. their c also shall be as aforetime 
 
 32. 18. the iniquity of fathers into bosom of their c. 
 39. for good of them and of their c. after them 
 
 47. 3. the fathers shall not look back to their c. 
 Lam. 4. 10. the hands of wmmen have sodden their c. 
 Ezek. 20. 18. 1 said to their c. in the wilderness 
 23. .39. when they had slain their c. to idols 
 37. 25. they and their c. shall dw'ell therein 
 Pan. 6. 24. cast them and their c. into den of lions 
 Hos. 9. 12. tho’ bring up their c.y&i I will bereave 
 Joel 1. 3. let your c. tell their c. and their c. another 
 Af/c.2.9. from their c. have ye taken awav my slory 
 Zech. 10. 7. yea, their c. shall see it ana be glad 
 9. they shall live wdth t‘heir c. and turn again 
 Acts 13.33. Cod hath fulfilled the same to us their c. 
 1 Tim. a. 12. the deacons rule and houses w’ell 
 
 Tit. 2.4. young women to love husbands and their c. 
 Thy CHILDRExS. 
 
 Prod. 13. 13. the first-born among thy c. redeem 
 Pent. 4. 40. go well with thyc. after thee, 12. 25,28. 
 
 6. 7. thou snalt teach them diligently to thy c. 
 
 30. 2. thou and thyc. shall obey wdth all thine heart 
 Josh. 14. 9. the land be thine and thy c. for ever 
 1 Sam. 16. 11. Samuel said, are here all thy c. ? 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. if thy c. take heed to their way to W'alk 
 8. 25. so that thy c. take heed, 2 Chron. 6. 16. 
 
 20. 3. saith, thy w ives also and thy c. are mine 
 
 2 Kings 4. 7. live thou and thy c. of the rest 
 
 10. 30. thy c. of fourth generation shall sit enthrone 
 2 Chron. 21. 14. Lord will smite thy people and c. 
 Job 8. 4. if thy c. have sinned against him, he cast 
 Psal. 45. 16. instead of thy fathers shall be thy c. 
 73. 15. should offend against generation oi thy c. 
 128. 3. thy c. like olive-plants round about thy table 
 132. 12. Jthy c. wdll keep m3’ covenant and test. 
 147. 13. he hath blessed thy c. within thee 
 Jsa. 49.17. thy c. shall make haste, th3’ destroyers 
 25. I will contend, and 1 will save thy c. 
 
 54. 13. and all thy c. shall be taught of the Lord, 
 and great shall be the’ peace of thy c.' 
 Jer. 5 . 7 . thy c. have forsaken me, and sw orn by them 
 .31. 17. there is hope that thy c. shall come again 
 .38. 23. they shall bring out thy c. to the Chaldeans 
 Ezek. 16. 36. 63’ blood of thy c. thou didst give them 
 Hos. 4. 6. forgotten the law, I will also forget thy c. 
 Mat. 23. 37. f>ow’ often would I have gathered thy c. 
 
 as a hen gathereth her chickens ! LvkelZ. 34. 
 Luke 19. 44. they shall lay thi c. w’ithin thee 
 2 John 4. that 1 found of thy c. walking in truth 
 Your CHILDREN. 
 
 Exnd. 12. 26. when youi c. shall say unto you 
 22. 24. wives be widows, andywr c. be fatherless 
 Lev. 25. 46. take them as inheritance for your c. 
 
 26. 22. said, wild beasts shall rob you of your c. 
 Num. 14. 33.ycMrc. shall w'ander in the wilderness 
 Pent. 1. .39. your c. shall go in thither and possess 
 
 11.2. 1 speak not with yo'j/rc.w’ho haw not known 
 19. these my words, ye shall teach them your c. 
 
 21. thatda3’S of your c. be multiplied in the land 
 29. 22. the generation to come of your c. shall say 
 32. 46. which ye shall command your c. to observe 
 
 Josh. 4. 6. when your c. ask their fathers, 21. 
 
 22. then yeshall let your c. know, saying, Israel 
 1 Kings 9 . 6. if your c. turn from following me 
 
 1 C/iroM.28.8. for an inherit, to your c. Ezra 9.12. 
 
 2 Chron. ,30. 9. your c. shall find compassion before 
 Psal. 115.14. the Lord shall incre;*seyou 'diviyourc. 
 Jer. 2. 30. in vain have 1 smitten your c. 
 
 Mat. 7-11. to give good gifts Xoyour c. Luke 11.13. 
 12. 27. by whom do your c. cast them out ? 
 
 Luke 23. 28. but weep for yourselves and your c. 
 Acts 2. 39. for the promise is to you and your c. 
 
 1 Cor. 7.14. else were your c. unclean, but now holy 
 Eph. 6. 4. provoke not ymr c. to wrath, Col. 3. 21. 
 Young CIllI.DREN. 
 
 Job 19. 18. yea, young c. despised me, they spake 
 I.,am. 4. 4l. the young c. ask bread, no man breaketh 
 .Kah. 3. 10. her young c. were dashed in pieces 
 Mark 10.13. broughtyowwg c. to him to touch them 
 Acts 7. 19. so that they cast out their young c. 
 CHIMNEY. 
 
 Hos. 1.3. 3. they shall be as smoke out of the c. 
 CHODE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 36. .Tacob was wroth, and c. with Laban 
 Hum. 20. 3. the people c. with Moses and spake 
 CHOICK. 
 
 Gen. 23. 6. in c. of our sepulchres bury thy dead 
 49. 11. binding his ass’s colt to the c. vine 
 Peut. 12.11. thither shall bring all your c. vows 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 2. .Saul a c. 3’oung man and a goodly 
 
 2 Sam. 10.9. he chose etc. of Israel, 1 Chf. 19.10. 
 
 62 
 
 2 Kings 19. 23. cut down the c. fir trees, Isa. .37. 24. 
 2 Chron. 25. 5. he found them .300,(X)0c. men 
 Neh. 5.18. now prepared for me daily six c. sheep 
 Pnv.th 10. and knowledge rather than c. gold 
 19. and my revenue is better than c. silver 
 10. 20. the tongue of the just is as c. silver 
 Cant. 6. 9. she is the c. one of her that bare her 
 Jer. 22.7. they shall cut down thy r. cedars 
 
 48. + 15. the c. of .Moab are gone down to slaughter 
 F.zek. 23. t 7. committerl whored, with r. of Asher 
 24. 4. set on a pot. till it with thee, liones 
 
 5. take the c. of tiie flock and bum the bones 
 Acts lo. 7 . God made c. among us, that the Gentiles 
 CHOICK.ST. 
 
 Isa. 5. 2. and planted the vineyard with the c. vine 
 22.7. thyc. ’.allev shall be full of chariots 
 CHOKK. 
 
 Mat. 13. 22. the care of this world and the deceit¬ 
 fulness of riches c. the word, AJark 4.19. 
 CHOKED. 
 
 Mat. 13.7. thorns c. them, Alark .i.7. Luke 8 . 7 . 
 Markf). 13. and were c. in the sea, Luke 8. .33. 
 
 Luke 8.14. go forth and are c. with cares and riches 
 CHOLER. 
 
 Pan. 8.7- an he-goat moved with c. smote the ram 
 
 11.11. the king of the south shrdl be moved with c. 
 
 CHOP. 
 
 Mic. 3. 3. break their bones and c. them in pieces 
 CHOOSE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To select, or make choice cf, Exod. I7.9. 
 Psal. 25.12. [2] To renew a choice, or to choose 
 again, Isa. 14. 1. | 48. 10. [3] To follow, imitate, 
 or practise, Prov. 3. 31. 
 
 It is spoken, (I) Of persons, as, [1] Of Christ, who 
 was chosen and set apart from eternity by God 
 the Father for the ojfice of V'ediator, Isa. 42. 1. 
 
 [2] Of such whom God from all eternity elected 
 and separated from among the children of men, 
 to deliver them from sin and 'hell, and by his 
 Spirit working in them to smite them by faith to 
 Christ, the Head of the church, and to sanctify 
 and save them by him, Mark 13. 20. Fph. 1. 4. 
 
 [3] Of the Jews, who were set apart as God'specu¬ 
 liar people, Deut. 7.6. Psal. 105. 6. [.T] Of per¬ 
 sons chosen to office, .]o\m 6.70. ('ll) Of things, 
 Isa. ^.6. (Ill) Of places, 2 Chr. 6. 38. 
 
 CHOOSE, as an act of God. 
 
 Num. 16.7. the man the Lord doth c. shall be holy 
 17. 5. the man’s rod whom I shall c. shall blossom 
 Pent. 7 . 7. fhe Lord did not c. you because more 
 12. 5. the place which Lord shall c. 11,14, 18, 26. 
 
 114. 23, 24, 25.1 15. 20. 116. 2, 6, 7, 15, 16. 
 
 1 17.8,10. 118. 6. I 26. 2.1 31.11. Jo.sk. 9. 27. 
 17. 15. shall set him king, whom the Lord shall c. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 28. did I c. him out of all tribes of Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 18. w'hom the l.ord and his people c. 
 
 21. 6. will hang them in Gibeah whom l.ord did c. 
 
 1 Kings 14.21. the city w’hich the Lord did c. 
 
 Nell. 9. 7- thou art the God who didst c. Abram 
 Psal. 25.12. him shall he teach in way he shall c. 
 47. 4. he shall c. our inheritance for us 
 Isa. 14. 1. for the Lord w’ill yet c. Israel 
 
 49. 7- the Holy One of Israel, he shall c. thee 
 66.4.1 also will c. their delusions, and bring fears 
 
 Zech. 1.17. the Lord will yet c. Jerusalem, 2.12. 
 CHOOSE. 
 
 Exod. 17. 9. c. us out men, and go out, fight wdth 
 Pent. 23.16. he shall dwell in that place he shall c 
 
 50. 19. therefore c. life, that thou and seed may live 
 Josh. 24. 15. c. this day whom you wdll serve 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 8. c. you a man for you, let him come 
 
 2 Sam. 17.1. let mec.l2,0(X)men, and I will pursue 
 19.138. what thou shalt c. that wdll I do for thee 
 24. 12. I offer thee c. one of them, 1 Chr. 21. 10. 
 
 1 Kings IQ. 23. let them c. one bullock, 25. 
 
 Job 9. 14. c. out my words to reason wdth him 
 
 34. 4. let us c. to us judgment, let us know 
 33. w'hether thou refuse, or whether thou c. 
 
 Ps. 84. + 10.1 would c. rather to sit at the threshold 
 Prov. 1.29. and did not c. the fear of the Lord 
 3. 31. the oppressor, and c. none of his ways 
 Isa. 7 . 15. may know to refuse evil, and c. good, 16. 
 56. 4. to the eunuchs that c. things that please me 
 
 65.12. and did c. that wherein I delighted not 
 E,zek. 21.19. c. a place, c. it at the head of tlie way 
 Phil. 1. 22. yet what 1 shall c. 1 wot not 
 
 CHOOSEST, ETH, ING. 
 
 Job 7.15. so that my soul c. strangling and death 
 15. 5. and thou c. the tongue of the crafty 
 Psal. 65. 4. blessed is the man whom thou c. 
 
 Isa. 40. 20. he c. a tree that will not rot 
 41. 24. an abomination is he that c. you 
 Heb. 11.25. c. rather to suffer affliction w'ith people 
 CHO.SE. 
 
 Gen. 6.2. thev took them wives of all which they c. 
 13.11. then Lot c. him all the plain of Jordan 
 Exod. 18. 25. Moses c. able men, and made heads 
 Pent. A. .37. he c. their seed after them, 10. 15. 
 
 Josh. 8_. 3. .loshua c. .30,0(X) mighty men of valour 
 Judg. 5.8. they c. new gods, then w’as w’ar in gates 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 21. the Lord w’ho c. me before thy father 
 
 1 Kings Q. 16. I c. no city out of all the tribes of Isr. 
 
 to build an house for my name, 2 Chr. 6. 5. 
 1 Chr. 28^4. the I,ord c. me before all the house of 
 Job 29.25. I c. out their W’ay and sat chief 
 P.sal 78. 67. and r. not the tribe of Ephraim 
 68. butc. the tribe of Judah, the mount Zion 
 70. he r. David also his servant, and took him 
 Isa. 66. 4. and c. that in which I delighted not 
 Ezek. 20. 5. say to them, in the day when 1 c. Israel 
 Luke 6. 13. of his disciples he c. twelve apostles 
 14. 7- when he marked how they c. chief rooms 
 Acts 6. 5. c. Stephen a man full ot faith ami H .Ghost 
 13.17. God of this people Israel c. our fathers 
 15.40.Paul c.Silas and departed,being recommend. 
 CHOSEN. 
 
 Exod. 15.4. his c. captains are drowmed in the sea 
 Num. 16. 5. him whom he hath c. cause to come 
 Josh. 24. 22. ye have c. you the Lord to serve him 
 Judg. 10.14. go and cry to the gods ye have c. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.18. because of the king ye nave c. 12.13. 
 20.30. I know that thou hast c. the son of Jesse 
 
 1 TTfwfi’.tS.B.hastc. agreatpeople,cannotbenumber. 
 
 8. 44. the city thou hast c. 48. 2 Chnm. 6. 34, AO. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 13. ye children of Jacob his c. ones 
 J<h A6. 21. this hast thou c. rather than afflictica 
 Psal. 33.12. people he hath c. for his inheritance 
 89. 3. I have made a covenant with my c. 
 
 19. I have exalted one c. out of the people 
 105. 6. seed of Abraham, ye child, or Jacob liisc 
 43. he brought forth his c. with gladness 
 icO. 5. that 1 may see the good of thj’ c. 
 
 23. had not Moses his c. stood before him 
 Prov. 16. 16. understand, rather to be c. than stiver 
 22. 1. a good name is rather to be c. than riches 
 7 a. 43. 20. to give drink to my people, my c. 
 
 65. 15. shall leave your name a curse to my c. 
 
 66. 3. yea, they have c. their own ways 
 Jer. 8. 3. and death shall be c. rather than life 
 
 49. 19. W’ho is a c. man that 1 may apjioint, 50. 44. 
 Alat. 20. 16. many be called, but few c. 22. 14. 
 Mark 13. 20. for riis elect s sake whom he hath e. 
 Luke 10. 42. and Mary hath c. that good part 
 Acts 1. 24. shew whether of these two thou hast c, 
 
 9. 15. go thy way, for he is a c. vessel to me 
 Rum. 16.13. Salute Rufus, r. in the I ord 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 19. who was c. of the churches to travel 
 
 1 Lim. 5.19. let not a widow’ be c. into the number 
 
 2 Tim. 2.^. tdeasehimwho hathc. him to be a soldier 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. ye are a c. generation, a royal priestJi. 
 Rev. 17. 14. they are called, c. and faithful 
 
 CHO.SEN of God. 
 
 I.vke 2.3. .35. if he be the Christ, the c. <f God 
 Acts 10. 41. but to witnesses c. before of God 
 1 Pet. 2. 4. a living stone, c. of God and precious 
 God hath CHOtiEN. 
 
 Peut. 12.21. God hath c. to put name there, 16.11. 
 21. 5. them God hath c. to minister unto him 
 1 Chron. 29.1. Solomon wltom God hath c. is young 
 Acts 22. 14. the God of our fathers hath c. tliee 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 27. God hathc. foolish things, God hath c. 
 
 w’eak things 
 
 28. things despised God hath c. and things that are 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 13. Gcd from the beginning hath c. vou 
 Jam. 2. 5. hath not Gad r. the poor of this world 
 
 1 hare CHOSEN. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 13. for David’s sake and Jernsalem’s 
 sake 7 have c. 2 Kings2\. 7. I 23.27. 2 Chr. 6.6. 
 .32. the citj' which I have c. out of all the trib« 
 Neh. 1. 9. bring them to place 7 haze c. to set name 
 Psal. 119. .30. 7 have c. the w ay of truth, 173. 
 
 Isa. 41.8. Jacob whom 7 have c. the seed of Abrah, 
 
 9. 7 have c. thee, and not cast thee aw’ay 
 
 43. 10. my servant whom 7 have c. Mat. 12. 18. 
 44.1. Israel whom 7 hare c. H 2. lesurun 7 havcc. 
 48. 10. 7 have c. thee in the furnace of affliction 
 .58. 5. is not this the fast that 7 have c. ? 6. 
 
 Hag. 2. 23. 7 hare c. thee, saith the l.ord of hosts 
 John 13.18. speak not of al 1, 1 know w hom 7 have c, 
 
 15. 16. ye have not c. me, but 7 have c. you 
 
 19. but 7 have c. vou out of the world, therefore 
 Lord'hath CHOSEN. 
 
 Peut. 7. 6. Lord hath c. thee a special people, 14.2. 
 18. 5. the Ijord hath c. him out of all the tribes 
 1 Sam. 10. 24. see him whom I<ord hath c. none like 
 
 16. 8. and he said, neither hath the Lord c. tiiis 
 
 10. Samuel said, the Lord hath note, these 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 2. for them the Lord hath c. to carry ark 
 28. 4. Lord hath c. Judah ruler, and house ot fath. 
 
 5. Lord hath c. Solomon to sit to build an house. 10. 
 
 2 Chnm. 29.11. Lord hath c. you to stand to serv’ehim 
 Psal. 105. 26. he sent .Aaron whom he had c. 
 
 132.13. Ijord hathc. Zion '135.4. Lord hathc. Jacob 
 Jer. .33. 24. tlie two families w’hich the Ijordhath c. 
 Zeeh. 3. 2. Lird that hath c. Jerusalem rebuke thee 
 Eph. 1. 4. according as he hath c. us in him 
 CHOSEN men. 
 
 Judg. 20. 16. seven hundred c. men left-handed 
 
 1 Kings 12. 21. of ludah 180,000 c. men, 2 Chr. 11.1, 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 3. Abij-ah set the battle in array with 
 
 4lKl,000 c. men, Jeroboam with 800,000c. men 
 Psal. 78. 31. wrath smote down the c. men of Israel 
 Acts 15. 22. to send c. men of their company, 25. 
 CHRIST. 
 
 The anointed of God; the same with the Hebrew 
 Messiah, Psal. 45. 7. Isa. 61. 1. The eternal 
 Son of God, the second Person of the glorious 
 Trhiiiy, Mat. 28. 19. 1 John 5. 8. In Us 
 divine nature he is equal with the Father, and 
 over all, God blessed for ever ; hut in his human 
 nature, subordinate and inferior to the Father, 
 being like to men in all things, sin excepted. 
 Both natures are united in the persrai of Christ, 
 that he might be cur prophet, priest, and king, 
 and the author of a com- lete, yerfect, all-suffi¬ 
 cient, and eternal salvation. He ever lives to 
 intercede for all that come to him, Heb. 7- 25. 
 7» Christ all the types, prophecies, and promises 
 centre. He is the most suitable object for the sin¬ 
 ner to look to, trust in, a7id expect all his hopes, 
 joys, and consolations from, as by him alone life 
 and salvation are procured. He p the head of 
 principalities and powers, the brightness of Ins 
 Father's glory; and the eipress image of his 
 persim, Heb. 1. .3. the glory of all worlds, and the 
 refulgent luminary of the universe, John 1. 9. 
 the inexhaustible fountain of all the treasures of 
 nature, grace, and glory, Jer. 2. 13. and the 
 matchless, incom; arable Fedeemer of all that 
 cotne to him. lohn 6. 37. Christ was the grand 
 subject of fcn the apostles] mini.sti-y. Acts 8. 5. 
 arid, indeed, a sermon without (, hrist f.> like a 
 cloud without water, or a shadoro without .-uhUance. 
 Chte moment's communion with Christ is of more 
 worth than ten thousand worlds; his person most 
 glorious, and he is altogether lovely. Cant. 5. 16. 
 The ancient Hebrews, being instructed by the pro¬ 
 phets, had very clear notions of the Messiah: 
 but they were changed by little and little, so that 
 when Christ appeared in Judea, they had enter¬ 
 tained a very wrong notion of the !Nlessias, ex¬ 
 pecting a temporal monarch and conqueror, that 
 should bring th whole world under subjection. 
 From wherue it came to pass, that they were 
 
CHR 
 
 CHR 
 
 CHR 
 
 much scandalized at the ontzoard appearance, the 
 Immil ty an . see winy weahiess, of onr Saviour, 
 wku fi hindered them from acknowledging him as 
 the Christ whom they expected. 
 
 ancient ptophets had foretold, that the Messias 
 should he God and Mayi, exalted arid abased. 
 Master and Servant, Priest and Victim, King and 
 Subject, mortal, and a Conqueror of death, rich 
 and poor, a King, a Conqueror, glorious, yet a man 
 of grufs, invtdved in our injirnuties, in a state 
 of great humiliation. All thc^e seeming contra¬ 
 rieties were to be reconciled in the person of the 
 Messiah, as they did really meet in the person of 
 Christ. It was known that the Messiah was to 
 he horn of a virgin, of the tribe of Judah, of the 
 race of David, in the village of Heth-lehem : that 
 he teas to continue for ever, ttiat his name should 
 be continued as long as the sun, that he was the 
 great Piophet promised in the law, that he teas 
 both the Son and iMrd of David, that he was to 
 perform great miracles, that he should restore all 
 things, that he should die and rise again, that 
 ilrlias should be the forerunner of his appearance, 
 that a proof of his^ coming should be, the cure of 
 the lepers, lije restored to the dead, and thegosjiel 
 preached to the poor: that he should not destroy 
 the taw, but should perfect and fulfil it; that he 
 should be a stone of offence, and a stumbling-block, 
 against which many should bruise themselves; 
 that he should suffer oppositions and contradic¬ 
 tions, and that a strange people should come and 
 iub/int themselves to his discipline. 
 
 Jlhen Clirist appeared, these notions of him were 
 still common among the .Tews. Our Saviour 
 herein appeals even to themselves, and asks them 
 if these were not the characters of the Messiah, 
 and if they do not see the completion of them 
 in hirnselj. The evangelists take care to put 
 them in mind of them, to prove thereby, that 
 Jesus is the Chiist whom they expected. The 
 Kvangehst Luke says, that our Saviour enter¬ 
 ic into a synagogue at TSiazareth, there opened 
 the hi ok of the prophet Isaiah where he read, 
 Ihe Spirit of the I.ord is upon me, because lie 
 hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the 
 P/'or, Luke 4. 18. After which he shewed them 
 that this prophecy was accomplished in his person. 
 And St. Peter and the other believers being as¬ 
 sembled together, Acts 4. 24, 25, 4c. say to God, 
 from Psal. 2. 1, 2, Whv did the heathen rage, 
 4c. and apply this prophecy to Christ, verse 27. 
 And in Acts 10. 38. Peter, speaking to ('orne- 
 lius the centurion, and to those that were with 
 him, tells them that the Lord had sent peace to 
 men, by Jesus Christ whom Cod had anointed 
 with the Holy Ghost and with power. So that 
 when Christ, or his disciples, are said to he 
 anointed, it is to he understood of the spiritual 
 and internal unction of grace and of the Holy 
 Ghost, of which the outward and sensible unction 
 with which they anciently anointed kings, ps- 'iests 
 and prophets, was but the figure and symbol, idee 
 
 Micssiah. 
 
 Christ is taken for the mystical body of Christ, 
 both hinuelf the Head, and the church as his 
 members, which make but one body, 1 Cor. 12. 12, 
 Likewise for the doctrine of Vhrist, or the rule of 
 life prescribed by him, l.ph. 4. 20. And for the 
 Apiru, and spiritual gifts and graces of Christ. 
 
 Koin.8.10. 
 
 Klat. 2.4. he demanded where C. should be born 
 16.16. thou art C. the Son of the living God 
 ^3. 8. for one is voiir Master, even C'. 10. 
 
 24.0. many shall come, saying, 1 am C'. and shall 
 «/- tifceive many, Mark 1.3. 6. Luke 21. 8. 
 
 26. 68. prophesy to us, thou C. who smote thee ? 
 
 9. 41. in my name because ye belong to C. 
 
 10. .3... let C. descend now from the cross 
 Xi/Ae 2. 26. should not die, before he had seen C. 
 
 4. 41. the (levils, they knew that he was C. 
 
 2.3. .30. save himself, if he he C. the chosen of God 
 39. saying, ittiiou be C. save thyself and us 
 24. 26. ought not C. to have suffered these 
 7 I . ‘‘ncl rise from dead 
 
 Messias conieth, which is called C. 
 o Y cometh no man knoweth 
 
 coineth, will he do more miracles ^ 
 
 41. but some said, shall C. come out of Galilee 
 J*'-that C. cometh of tlie seed of David 
 y. 22. that if any man did confess that he was C. 
 
 1— 34. ^we have heard that C. abideth for ever 
 7, oO. he would raise iipC'. to sit on Ins throne 
 ,o made that Jesus both Lord and C. 
 
 o in,shewed that C. should suffer 
 B. 5. Philip went and preaclied C. to them 
 
 straightway he preached C. in synago. 
 
 ^ needs have sullered 
 
 23. that C. should suffer, and rise first from d. 
 xiam. j 6. m due time C. died for tlie ungodly 
 
 8. in that while we were yet sinners C. died for us 
 0.4. Iike^ C was raised up trom thedead by 
 y. knowing that C. being raised, dietli no more 
 G 4. ye arc become dead to law by the body of C. 
 
 •‘Spirit of C. he is none of his 
 i’^’Pyou, the body is dead because of sin 
 
 11. he that raised up C. from dead shall quicken 
 
 k wish myself were accursed from C. 
 
 0. ot whom C. came, who is over all, God blessed 
 K n'6 end ot tlie law tor righteousness 
 
 m * ■**’ 5‘^i’r’ng up C. down froin above 
 nr *?, 2*'ing C. again from the dead 
 1A ^ •'ose, and revived 
 
 iR 1 whom C. died 
 
 15 ‘I’Ht mt lesethingsserveth C. is accept. 
 
 7 ac not liimself, but reproach. 
 
 iR^f ti ^ received us, to the glory of (iod 
 
 ai f not wrouglit by me 
 
 16 5 not where C. was named 
 
 1 rw’i i-f K*".® of Achaiato C. 
 
 «4 r ■ Ir each C. crucified, to the Jews 
 
 3 2^ P”"'®r ot God. and the wisdom of God 
 
 J.23, and ye are C. and C. is God’s 
 
 1 Cor. 5.7. even C. oui’ passover is sacrificed for us 
 8.11. the weak brother perish, for whom C. died 
 
 9. 21. but under the law to C. that I might gain 
 
 10. 4. all drank of that rock, and that rock w'as C. 
 9. nor let us tempt C. as some of them also tempted 
 
 15. 3. I delivered to you, how C. died for our sins 
 12. if C. be preached that he rose from the dead 
 16. if the dead rise not, then is not C. raised 
 
 17- and if C. be not raised, your faith is vain 
 
 23. every man in his own order, C. the first-fruits 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 4. such trust have we thro’ C. to (tod-ward 
 5.16. yea, tho’ we have known C. after the flesh 
 6. 15. and what concord hath C. with Pelial ? 
 
 11. 2.1 may present you as a chaste virgin to C 
 Gal. 2. 20. 1 live, yet not 1, hut C. liveth in me 
 
 21. It right, come by law, then C. died in vain 
 3.13. C. hath redeemed us from the curse of the law 
 
 24. the law was our schoolmaster, to bring us to C. 
 29. if ye be C. then are Abraham’s seecl, and heirs 
 
 4. 7. it a son, then an heir of God through C. 
 
 19. of whom I travail, till C. be formecl in you 
 
 5. 1. the liberty wherewith C. hath made us tree 
 2. if ye be circumcised, C. shall profit you nothing 
 4. C. is become of no effect unto you, if justified 
 
 by Jhw 
 
 24. that are C. have crucified the flesh with affect. 
 Eph. 2.12. at that time ye were without C. 
 
 .3. 17- that C. may dwell in your hearts liy faith 
 
 4. 15. may grow in him which is the head, even C 
 
 20. but ye have not so learned C. 
 
 5. 2. as C. also loved us, and bath given himself for 
 14. arise from the dead, and C. shall give thee light 
 
 23. husband is the head of the wife, as C. is the 
 
 . .. head of the church 
 
 24. as the church is subject to C. so let wives be 
 
 25. love your wives, as C. also loved the churcli 
 32. but I speak concerning C. and the church 
 
 6. 5. obedient, in singleness of your heart as to C. 
 Phil. 1.15. some indeed preach C. of envy and strife 
 
 16. the one preach C’. of contention, not sincerely 
 18. C. is preached, and 1 therein do rejoice 
 20. so now C. sliall be magnified in my body 
 
 3. 8. I count them but dung, that I may win C. 
 
 4.13. I can do all through C. who strengthenetli nie 
 Col. 2. 8. after rudiments of world, and not after C. 
 3. 1. where C. sitteth on the right hand of Clod 
 4. when C. who is our life shall appear, tlien shall 
 11. bond nor free, but C. is all and in all 
 13. even as C. forgave you, so also <lo ye 
 24. receive the reward, for ye ser ve the Lord C. 
 Heh. 3. 6. hut C. as a son over his o\\ n house 
 5.5. so also C. glorified not himself to be an high pr 
 9. 11. but C. being come an high priest of good 
 24. C'.not entered into holy places made with hands 
 28. C. was once off ered to hear the sins of many 
 1 Pet. 2.21. because C. also suffered for us, an exani 
 
 3. 18. C. hath once suffered for sins, just for uniust 
 4.1. as C. suffered for us in the ffesli, arm yourselves 
 
 Pev. 11.15. the kingdoms of our Lord and his C. 
 
 12. 10. now is come kingd. of G. power of his C 
 Against CIIliLST. 
 
 Acts 4. 26. kings and rulers gathered against his C. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 12. when ye sin against the brethren ye 
 
 . sXn against C. 
 
 1 1 im. 5.11. wax wanton against C. they will marrv 
 
 ty CHRIST. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 5. so our consolation ahoundefh by C. 
 
 Gal. 2.1". but if while we seek to be justified by C 
 Eph. 3. 21. to him be glory in church by C. Jesus’ 
 
 Eo r CHRISI. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 11. for C. sent me not to baptize, but to 
 
 4. 10. we are foolsJiir C. sake, but ye are wise in C. 
 
 2 Cur. 5. 20. now we are ambassarlors for C. we pray 
 12. 10. 1 take pleasure in distresses for C. sake 
 
 Eph. 4. 32. as God/hr C. sake hath forgiven you 
 Phil. 3. 7 cain to me. those I counted loss for C 
 2 Thc.is. 3. 5. L. direct to the patient waiting for C 
 Heb. 11. t26. esteeming reiir oach for C. greater rich 
 Jesus with GHRIS'I'. 
 
 717(7^.1.16.wasbornJe.v?/.f, who is called C. 27.17,22 
 John 1. 17. but grace and truth came by .Te.sus C. ' 
 17. 3. know thee, and Jesus C. whom thou sent 
 Acts 2. 38. be baptized in the name oi Jesus C. 
 
 3. 6. in the name of Je.'^us C. rise up and walk 
 Co. shall send Je.sus C. who was preached to you 
 
 4. 10. by the name of .Jesus C. doth this man stand 
 
 5. 42. and fiaily they ceased not to preach Je.sus C 
 
 10 tKc kA;_1 r>u;i;„ _1,;_, • 
 
 lyr «.•» 1.1 IOVy 11 V/I LH I 
 
 9. 34. Kiieas, Jesus C. maketh thee whole, arise 
 
 10. .36. preaching peace by Jesus C. lie is 1 ord of all 
 16.18.1 command thee in the name of J. C. come out 
 
 17. 3. and that tliis Jesus I preacli to j’ou is C. 
 
 18. 5. Paul testified to the Jews that Jesus was C 
 28. shewing by the scriptures that Je.'^us was C. 
 
 19. 4. that they should believe on C. Jesus 
 Pom. 1. 1. Paul a servant ai Je.sus C. Phil. 1. 1. 
 
 3. concerning his .^on Jesus C. our T.ord, of seed 
 6. among whom are ye the called of Je.sus C. 
 
 8. 1 thank my God tlirongh Jesus C. for you all 
 
 2. 16. sliall jiulge the secrets of men by Je.sus C. 
 
 3. 22. righteousness, whit h is by faith of Jesus C. 
 24. justified througli the rederription in Je.sus C. 
 
 5. 15. gift by grace, which is by one man Jesus C. 
 17. shall much more reicn in life by one Je.sus C 
 0. 3. so many as were hafitized into Jesus C. 
 
 8. 1. no condemnation to them that are in C. .Jesus 
 2. the Spirit of life in C. Jesus hath made me free 
 16. 3. Priscilla and Aquila, my helpers in C. Jesus 
 
 1 Ccr. 1.1. T’aul apostle of J. C. 2 Cur. 1. 1. Eph. 1.1 
 2. with all that call on the name of Jesus C. 
 
 4. for the grace of God given you by Je.sus C. 
 
 30. but ot him are ye in Jesus, w bo is made to 
 
 2. 2. not tp know any thing, save Jesus C. crucified 
 
 4. 15. for in C. J. have I begotten you thro’ gospel 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 6. the knowledge of God 111 face of J. C. 
 o. 18. hath reconciled us to himself by Je.sus C. 
 13. 5. know ye not, Jiow tliat Jesus C. is in you 
 
 Gal. 2. 16. a man i.s justified by the faith oi-Jesus C. 
 
 3. 14. blessing come on tho (ientiles thro’ Je.sus C. 
 28. male nor temale, tor ye are all one in C Jems 
 
 Gal. 4.14. ye received me as an angel, even as C. J. 
 Eph. 2.6. made us sit in heavenly jilaces in C. Jesia 
 
 20. ./esus C. being the chief comer-stone 
 Phil. 1.8.1 long after you in the howt-ls ot Jesus C. 
 
 2. 5. mind be in yon, which was also in C. Jesus 
 
 11. Jesus C. is I ord, to the glory of God the F. 
 
 21. all seek not the things wliich are Je.sus C. 
 
 3. 8. 1 count all loss for the excellency of C. Jesus 
 
 12. for which also I am apprehended of Jesus 
 4.19. acconlingto his riches in glory bv C. Je.ivs 
 
 Col.2. 6. as ye have received C. J. so walk ye in him 
 
 1 7 1. 15. (hat C. Jesus came to save sinners 
 
 2.5. mediator between God and men, man C. Jesus 
 6. 13. belore C. J. who witnessed a good confession 
 
 2 / im. 1. 9. according to his grace given us in C J 
 
 I. 3. in faith and love, which is iii C. Je.sus 
 I hilem. 1. Paul a prisoner ot .Jesus C. 9. 23. 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. J. C. the same yesterday, and for ever 
 1 Johni.l. blood ot Je.sus C. cleaiiseth from all sin 
 
 2.1. we have an advocate, Je.sus C. the righteous 
 
 5. 6. this is he that came by water and blood, J. C 
 20. we are m him, even in his ,Son Jesus C. 
 
 Lord Je.n(s CH R l.S T. 
 
 Acts 11.17. as to us who believed on the Ij J C 
 15.11. thro’ the grace of L. J. C. we shall be saved 
 16. 31. believe on the L. J. C. thoushalt he saved 
 20. 21. testitying faith toward our l.urd .Jesus C 
 Pom. 5. 1. we have peace with God, thro’ L. J (J 
 
 II. we also joy in God, thro' our Ixird Jesus C. 
 
 6. 23. gift of God is eternal life thro’ our L. J. C 
 8.39. separate trom love of God in C. Jesus our L 
 1.3. 14. put ye on L. J. C. and make not provision 
 
 16. 20. glace of L.J. C. be with you, 24. 2 Cor 
 13.14. Gal. 6. 18. 2 Thess. 3. 18. Pev. 22. 21* 
 
 1 Cor. 1.7. waiting for the coming of J.,ord Je.sus C * 
 8^6. but to us one L. J. C. by whom are all things 
 
 15. bl. God giveth us the victory thro’ our L J C 
 
 16. 22. if any man love not the Lord Jesus'c '. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.2. grace and peace from God, and from the 
 /.. J. C. 1.3. Eph. 1.2. Col 1 u 
 
 8. 9. for ye know the grace of our Lord Je.sus C. 
 Gal. 6. 14. glory save in the cross of our L. J C 
 Eph. 1. 3. blessed be the Fatherof our Hmd Jesus C. 
 
 17. God of our L.J. C. give you spirit of wisdom* 
 
 1 L hes.f. 1. .}. j'our patience of hope in our L. J. C 
 2.19. ye are our joy in presence ot our Lordj. C. 
 
 3.13. may establish you at coming of our L. j. C. 
 
 5. 23. be preserved unto coming of our L. J. c’ 
 
 2 'J7ie.ss.2. l.we beseech you by cornin'^ of Z J C 
 
 16, now our L J. C. hath given us consolation * 
 
 1 i im. 0 . 21 . [ charge thee bef. L. J. C. 2 Tim 4 1 
 
 2 iitn.L 22. the L. J. C. be with thy spirit, amen * 
 
 2 ret. 1. 11. an entrance, into kingdom ot 1. J C 
 
 3. 18. grow in grace and in knowledge of Z J C 
 In CHRISI. 
 
 Acts 24. 24. heard him concerning the faith in C 
 h om._ 9. 1. I say the truth in C. I lie not, my cons. 
 12. o. so we. being many are one body m C. 
 lu. 7* Hr6 of iK)ie, "Nvlio hIso were z?i (J. before me 
 
 9. salute Urbane, our helper in C, and Stachys 
 
 10 . salute Apelles approved in C. salute Aristo 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 1. 1 speak to you, even as unto babes in C.‘ 
 
 4. K). we are tools, but ye are wise in C. 
 
 15. tho’ ye have 10,000 instruct, in C. not manv 
 15. 18. the.y that are fallen asleep m C. are perish. 
 
 19. it in this life only we have hope in C 
 
 22. even so in C. shall all be made alive* 
 
 2 Cor. 1.21. he which stablisheth us with you in C 
 
 2. 14. God who caiisetli us to triumph in C. 
 
 17. asof God, in the sight of Clod speak we m C. 
 
 .3.14. van untaken away, vail is done away iji C. 
 
 5. 17-it any man be m C. he is anew creature 
 
 19. that (lod was in C. reconciling? the w'orld 
 
 20. we pray you in C. stead, he reconciled to G. 
 
 12. 2. 1 knew a man in C. above fourteen years ago 
 
 19. we speak before God, in C. we do all thin“S 
 Gal. 1. 22. unknown to the churches of Judea jmC 
 
 3.17. the covenant confirmed before of (iod in c’. 
 27. Hs manj’ as have been baptized inioC. 
 
 Lph. 1. 3. blessed us with spiritual blessings m C. 
 
 10. he might gather in one all things in C. 
 
 12. should be to his glory, who first trusted in C 
 
 20. which he wrought in C. when he raised him 
 
 3. 6. jiartakers ot his promise inC. by (be gospel 
 Phil. 1.13. so that my bonds in C. are manifest in 
 2. 1. if there be any con.solation to C. if comfort 
 
 Col. 2. 5. beholding stedfastness of your faith in C. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 16. and the dead in C. shall rise first 
 1 Tim. 2. 7. I speak the truth in C. and lie not 
 1 Pet. 3.16. accuse your good conversation in C 
 Z.iCHRl.sr. 
 
 Mat. 2A. 2.3. it any say, lo, here is C. Mark 13. 21. 
 A/ff7‘/T2. .30. that C.?i'the son of David, Luke^o 41 
 
 1. nke 2. 11. is honi a 3aviour which t.vC. the' l ord 
 
 23. 2. saying, that he himself A C. a king 
 
 John 7. 41. others said, thisu- (he C. some said 
 /Jets 9 . 22. Saul increased, proving this is very C. 
 
 17. 3. that this Jesus whom I preach to you i.s C. * 
 Pom. 8.34. it is C. that died, yea rather risen again 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 13. i.s- C. divided ? was I’aul cnicilied tor 
 
 7. 22. he that is called, being free, is C. servant 
 
 11. .3. know that the head of every man is C. 
 
 12. 12. iriemhers being many areoiie body, so is C. 
 
 15. 13. it dead rise not, then is C. not risen, 16. 
 
 20. hilt now is C. risen from the ilead, and first 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 7. if any man trust that ho is ( 
 
 Gal. 2. 17. is therefore C. (he minister of sin ? 
 
 .3. 16. hut asof one, and to thy seed, m hii h is C. 
 Phil. 1.21. for to me to live is C. hiit to die is g'-ain 
 Col. 1. 27. wliich is C. in you, the hope of glory 
 (/(IIRISI. 
 
 Mat. 11.2. John heard in I'rison the works e/G. 
 
 22. 42. what think you oi (' whose son is he r* 
 Pom.H. 9. if any man have not the >piiit ofC. 
 
 .35. who shall .separate us from the love of (j. ? 
 14.10. weshall allstand iK'fure jiidgiiieiit seat «Vc. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 17. lest cross of C. he inaile of none ettect 
 
 2. 16. hot we have the mind if C. 
 
 6. 15. know ye not your bodies are memlH'rs of C. 
 
 10. 16. ( lip, IS it not the comimiiiioii (,t hlootl of C 
 the bread, is it not the coiiiimiiiioii ot tHxly (/ C." 
 
 11.1. be ye followers of me, «jhu a.s 1 also am ofC 
 
 63 
 
CH U 
 
 CIR 
 
 CIT 
 
 1 Cor. 11.3. head of woman isman, head 0 / C. is God 
 1C. C7- now VC are fl e hotly (J C. and members 
 
 2 Cor. 1.5. astlie sulk-rings of G. aliound in 11s 
 
 2. Ui. for you forgaN e 1 it in Ihe iit-rson oj C. 
 
 15. for we are to '< led a sweet savour </(.'. 
 
 3. 3. ye are the epistle </ < '■ ministeied by us 
 
 •1. 4. lest the lieht of the glorious gospel oj C. shine 
 
 5. M. for tile lo'e rf C eonstraineth us, because 
 ». 23. or our t rethren, they are the glorv of C. 
 
 10. 1. beseech by the meekness and eenticnesst/ C. 
 
 5. bringing every tho .ght to the obedience c/ C. 
 
 11. 10. as the truth oJ'C. is in me, none shall step 
 
 12. 9. power rf C. may rest on me, Cer. 12. lo. 
 
 13. 3. since ye seek a proof </ (’. speaking in me 
 G«/. 1. 10. if pleased men, should not be .serv. of C. 
 
 2. 16. that we might be justified by the faith ofC. 
 
 6. 12. lest sutler persecution for the cross <fC. 
 
 Uph.. 2.13. ye are made nieli by the blood vfC. 
 
 3. 4. understand my knowled. inthemysteiy ofC. 
 
 8. should iireach the unsearchable riches ofC. 
 
 19. know the love of C. which passeth knowledge 
 
 4. 7. according to the measure of th.e gift uf ('. 
 
 5. 5. hath any'inheritance in the kingdom rfC. 
 
 6. 1). as servants rf C. doing the will of (.iod 
 
 1. 10. be without offence till the day tfC. 
 
 29. for to you it is given in behalfe/ G'. to believe 
 
 2. 16. that 1 may rejoice in the (lay ifC. 
 
 .30. for the woik rf (■'. he was iiigli to death 
 
 3. 18. they are the enemies of the cross rfC. 
 
 Co/. 1. 24. fill up what is behind of afliictions of C. 
 
 2. 2. mysterj’ of God, and of the 1 ather, and of (J. 
 
 17. are a slcadow of things, but the body is ifC. 
 
 3. 16. let the word <f C. dwell in you richly 
 
 4. 3. open to us a door, to speak the mystery of C. 
 
 2 T/iesi .S. + 5.1 ord direct you into the patience if C. 
 
 2 VVw. 2.19. every one that nameth the name of C. 
 i/e/1.3.14. for we are made pai takersf/ C. if we hold 
 
 9.14. how much more blood ifC. purge ccnscien. 
 
 11. 20. reproacli if C. greater riches than treasur. 
 
 1 Pft. 1. 11. what time the Spirited C. did signify 
 19. ye are redeemed with the precious blood if C. 
 4.13.as ye are partakers of C. sufferings, that when 
 
 14. if ye be reproached for the name if C. 
 
 Rev. 20. 6. tliey shall be priests of God and of C. 
 That CHRIST. 
 
 John 1. 25. if be not that C. nor I’lias, nor prophet 
 6 69. we are sure thou art t/iat C. the Son of God 
 T/ie CHRIS T. 
 
 Mat. 10. 20. saying, tell no man that he was the C. 
 
 26. 63. I atljure thee, tell whether thou be the C. 
 Mark 8. 29. Peter saith unto him, thou art the C. 
 
 14. 61. art thou the C. the Son of the Rlessed ? 
 Lake 3.15. mused of .lohn, whether he were the C. 
 
 9. 20. Peter said, thou art the C. of Cfod 
 
 22. 67. scribes, saying, art thou the C. ? tell us 
 John 1. 20. but he confessed, 1 am not the C. 
 
 41. we have found the Messias, which is the C. 
 
 3. 28. I said, 1 am not the C. but sent before him 
 4.29. see a man who told me all, is not this the C. ? 
 
 42. we know that this is indeed the C. 7. 26. 
 
 7. 41. others said, this is t/ie C. but some said 
 
 10. 24. if thou be the C. tell us plainly 
 
 11. 27. I believe thou art the C. the Son of God 
 
 20. 31. that ye might believe that .Tesus is the C. 
 
 1 John 2. 22. but he that denielh that .1 esiis is the C. 
 
 5. 1. whoso believeth Jesus is the C. is born of God 
 
 JVtth CHRIST. 
 
 Rom. 6. 8. if we be deadreti// C. we shall also live 
 8.17. if children, then joint-heirs uithC. 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. I am crucified with C. I live, C. liveth 
 Rph. 2. 5. God hath quickened us together tvith ('. 
 Phil. 1. 23. havingadesire todepartand hbuith C. 
 Col. 2. 20. if ye be dead n.ith C. from the world 
 3.1. if ye be risen with C. seek the things above 
 3. ye are dead, and jmur life is hid with C. in G. 
 Rev. 20. 4. and they reigned with C. 1000 years 
 CHRlsriA-N, S. 
 
 JIctsl\. 26. disciples were first (ailed c. at Antioch 
 26. 28. almost thou persuadest me to be a c. 
 
 1 Pet. 4.16. yet if any man suffer as a c. not be asha. 
 CHRISTS. 
 
 Jlfa/. 24. 24. there .shall arise false c. MarlJ3. 22. 
 CHRORICLRS. 
 
 1 Kings 14.19. rest of acts of,! eroboam are in the c. 
 1 Chron. 21. 24. nor number put in the account of c. 
 Esth. 6.1. to bring the book of the records of c. 
 
 See Rook. 
 
 CHRYSOTJTE. 
 
 Rev. 21. 20. seventh foundation of the city was a c. 
 CHHYSOPRASUS. 
 
 Rev. 21. 20. tenth foundation of the city was a c. 
 CHURCH 
 
 Signifies, [1] A religious assembly selectedanJcalled 
 out of the world hy the doctrine of the gospel, to 
 worship the true God in Christ, according to his 
 word, 1 Cor. 1. 2. Rev. 2. 7- [2] All the elect 
 of God, of what nation soever, from the begin¬ 
 ning to the end of the world, who make but one 
 body, whereof Jesus Christ is the Head, Col. 1. 
 18. [3] The faithful of some one family, to¬ 
 
 gether with such Christians as were wont to as¬ 
 semble with them for solemn worship, Rom. 16. 
 5. Col. 4. 15. Philem. 2. [4] The faithful of 
 some one province, 2 Thess. 1. 1. [5] The go¬ 
 vernors, or representatives of the church. Mat. 
 18. 17. Tell it to the church ; that is, to such 
 rulers, to whom the censures of the church do of 
 right belong, that by them it may he communi¬ 
 cated to the whole society. [6] A multitude of 
 people assembled together, whether good or bad. 
 Acts 19. 37. [7] The congregation of the Jews. 
 which was formerly the church and people of God, 
 Acts 7. 38. 
 
 Klat. 16.18. and upon this rock T will build my c. 
 
 18. 17. tell it to the c.ifhe neglect to hear the c. 
 Acts2. 47. I.ord added to c. daily suchsh. be saved 
 
 5. 11. and great fear came on all the c. and as many 
 8.1. was a great persecution against the r. at Jeru. 
 11. 26. they assembled themselves with the c. 
 
 14. 23. when thev'had ordained elders in every c. 
 
 27. when they h» gathered the c. together 
 
 15. 3. being bre on their way by the c. 
 
 64 
 
 Acts'15.22. it pleased elders with the whole c. to send 
 18. 22. when he i-ad gom up and saluted the c. 
 Rom. 16. 5. greet thet. that is in tlieir house 
 1 Cor. 4. 17. as 1 teach every where, m every c. 
 
 14. 4. but lie that prc jihesieth euilieth the c. 
 
 5. except interpret ttiat the c. may receive edify. 
 
 23. if the c. be come together into one place 
 16. 19. salute you, with c. that is in tlieir house 
 
 Eph. 1.22. gave him to behead over all to the c. 
 
 3. 10. inigiit be luiown by the c. the wisdoinof tlod 
 5. 24. as the c. is subject to Christ, .so let w ives 
 
 25. as ( brist loved the c. and gave himself for it 
 
 27. tliatheiniglit present to liiinself a glorious c. 
 
 29. hut tlieiisiietli it, even as the I.ord the c. 
 
 .32. but 1 siieak concerning Christ and the c. 
 
 Phil. 3. 6. concerning x< al, persecuting the c. 
 
 4. 15. no c. communicated w ith me, but ye only 
 Col. 1. 18. and lie is tlie head of tlie body tlie c. 
 
 24. for Ids body’s sake, which is the c. 
 
 4. 15. salute the r. which is in Nymptias’ house 
 1 Tim. 5. iC. and let not tlie c. be charged 
 Philem. 2. Paul a iirisoner, to the c. in tliy house 
 Ileh. i2. 23. to the c. of the first-born in heaven 
 1 Pet. 5.13. the c. at Raby Ion elected saluteth you 
 3 John 6. borne witness of thy charity before the c. 
 
 9. i wrote untoc. but Diotrepbesreceivetli us not 
 
 In the CHURCH. 
 
 Actsl. 38. this is lie that was in thee, in w ildemess 
 13. 1. there were prophets in the c. at Antioch 
 1 Cor. 6.4. to judge who are least esteemed in the c. 
 
 11.18. first of all when ye cotne together in the c. 
 
 12. 28. (iod hath setsomemt/iec. first apostles 
 
 14.19. yet in the c. 1 hatl rather speak five words 
 
 28. let him keep silence in the c. and speak to God 
 .35. it is a shame for women to speak in the c. 
 
 F.ph. 3. 21. to him be glory in thee, by Christ Jesus 
 Col. 4. 16. cause it to be read in the c. of Laodicea 
 Of the CHURCH. 
 
 Acts 8. 3. as for Saul, he made havock of the c. 
 
 11. 22 . tidings from Antioch came to a-ATHof the c. 
 
 12. 1. at that time Herod vexed certain of the c. 
 
 5. prayer was made of the c. unto God for Peter 
 
 15. 4. they were received of the c. and elders 
 20. 17. Paul sent and called tlie elders of thee. 
 
 Rom. 16. 1. 1 hebe our sister, a servant of the c. 
 
 23. (Jaius mine host and if the whole c. saluteth 
 1 Cor. 14. 12. may excel to the edifying of the c. 
 F.ph. 5. 23. even as Christ is the head of the c. 
 
 Ileh. 2.12. in midst of the c. 1 will sing praise 
 Jam. 5. 14. let him call for the elders of the c. 
 
 3 John 10. Diotrephes casteth them out of the c. 
 
 Rev. 2.1. to the angel if the c. of Ephesus, w-rite 
 8. c. in Smyrna II 12. Perg'amiis li 18. Ihyatira 
 
 3.1. c. of Sardis l| 7- Phila'lelphia |l 14. Laodicea 
 
 CHURCH of God. 
 
 Acts 20. 28. feed thee, of God which he purchased 
 1 Cor. 1.2. to the c.if God w-liich is at Corinth 
 
 10. 32. give none offence to the c. of God 
 
 11. 22. or despise ye the c. of God and shame them 
 15.9. because 1 persecuted c. of (rod. Gal. 1.13. 
 
 1 Tim. 3 5. how shall he take care of the c. of God? 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 Acts 9. 31. then had the c. rest through all Judea 
 
 15. 41. Paul went through Syria confirming thee. 
 
 16. 5. so were the c. established in the faith 
 19. 37. these men who are neither robbers of c. 
 
 Rom. 16. 4. to whom all c. of Gentiles give thanks 
 16. salute one another, the c. of Christ salute you 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 17. so let him walk, so ordain 1 in all 0 . 
 
 11.16. we have no such custom, neither e. of Clirist 
 14. 33. but author of peace as in all c. of the saints 
 
 34. let your women keep silence in the e. 
 
 16.1. as 1 have given order to c. of Galatia so do ve 
 19. c. of Asia salute you ; Aquila and Pri.scilla 
 
 2 Cor. 8.1. of the grace bestoweci on c. of Macedonia 
 
 19. but who was chosen of the c. to travel with us 
 2.3. brethren, they are the messengers of thee. 
 
 11. 8. I robbed other e. taking vvages of them 
 28. cometh upon me daily the care of all the c. 
 
 12. 13. what is it wherein ye were inferior to r. ? 
 Gal. 1.22. were unknown by face to c. of .ludea 
 
 1 Thess. 2 . 14. ye became followers of the c. of God 
 
 2 Thess. 1.4. so'that we ourselves glory in j'ou in c. 
 Rev. 1. 4. John to the seven c. in Asia, grace to you 
 
 11. send it to the seven c. which are in Asia 
 
 20. the seven stars are the angels of the seven c. 
 
 and the seven candlesticks are the seven c. 
 7 . he that hath an ear, let him hear what Spirit 
 saith unto the c. 11, 17, 29. I 3. 6, 13, 22. 
 23. 0 . know I am he wliich scarcheth the reins 
 2^^ 10.1 Jesus sent to testify these things in the c. 
 CHURI.. . 
 
 Isa. 32. 5. nor shall the c. be said to be bountiful 
 7. the instruments also of the c. are evil 
 CHUR Iff SIE 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 3. man Uabal was c.and evil in his doings 
 
 CHURRIRG. 
 
 Prov. 30. 33. surely tlie r. of milk brinaeth butter 
 CIELED. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 5. he c. the greater house with fir-free 
 Jer. 22. 14. itisc. with cedar and painted with ver. 
 Ilag.l. 4 .is it time for von to dw ell in your c. houses' 
 
 CIELITsG. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 15. he built walls of the house With c. 
 Ezek. 41. t 16. over against the door c. wilt, wood 
 Cl NU AMOR. 
 
 F.rod. 30. 23. take of sweet c. half so much 
 /’ror.7.17.1 hav(' i)(>rfmTied my bed with aloes ancle. 
 Cant. 4.14. fliy plants are an oich. of calamus and c. 
 Rev. 18.13. no man biivelh her merchandise of c 
 CIRCLE. 
 
 I’rov. 8 .4 27 ■ wlicn beset a e. on face of the depth 
 Isa. 40.22. it is he that sittef h on the e. ot the earth 
 
 ciHCurr, s. 
 
 1 .'^am. 7 . 16. he went from yeai to year in e.fo Pethel 
 Job 22. 14. and he walketli in the 0 . of heaven 
 P.tal. 19.6. and his r. from the ends of the earth 
 Eccl. 1. 6. w ind retm neth again according to hisc. 
 Cl RCUMCU-iE. 
 
 Gen. 17.11. ve shall e. the flesh of your foreskins 
 Dcut. 10. Ifi.'e. tlierefnvp the foreskin of your heart 
 30. 6. the Lord tliy God will c. thine heart 
 
 Josb. 5. 2. and c. again c hildrenof Israel second time 
 
 4. and this is the cause why Joshua did c. 
 
 Jer. 4.4. c. yourselves to the Lord, and take away 
 Lu/.e 1. .59 011 eighth day they came to c. tlie child 
 Jvhni. 22. and ye on the safibath-day c. a man 
 Acts 15. 5. saying, it was needful to c. them 
 
 21. 21. that they ought not to c. tlieir children 
 CIKCU.MCUSEH. 
 
 Gen. 17.10. every man child amongyou shall he c. 
 14. w hose flesh is note, that .^oul shall be cutoff 
 
 23. and Ab aham c. the flesh of their foreskin 
 26. in that day Abrah. w as c. and Ishmael his son 
 
 34.15. it as w-e he, that every male of you be c. 
 
 24. aiicl every male was c. Eiod. 12. 48. 
 
 Ju.Ji.5. 3. Joshuae. children of Israel at the hill 
 
 7. because they liacl not c. them by the way 
 18. w'lien the people had made an encl to be c. 
 
 Jer. 9. 25. will punish all c. with the uncircuincised 
 Acts 15. 1. except ye bee. ye cannot be saved, 24. 
 
 16. 3. Paul c. 1 iniothy because of the Jews 
 Rom. 4. 11. be father of all that believe, though note 
 1 Cor. 7. 18. is any man called being c- let him not 
 become imcirciim. in uncircuin. not become e. 
 Gal. 2. 3. neither was 1 itus compelled to be e. 
 
 5. 2. if ye be c. (. brist shall profit you notliing 
 
 6. 12. they constrain you to be e. lest they suffer 
 13. for they that are e. kejit not the law 
 
 Phil. 3. 5. e. the eighth day, of the stock of Israel 
 Col. 2. 11. in whom also ye are c. with circumcision 
 CIRCUMCISIRG. 
 
 Josh. 5. 8. when they liad done c. all the people 
 Luke2. 21. when e i g lit i' avs a- com pi ished for c. child 
 
 circumcision. 
 
 This term is taken from the Latin, rircumciclere, 
 which signifies to cut all round, because the Jews, 
 who circumcised their children, cut off the little 
 skin or prepuce after that manner, which covers 
 the nut of the penis, or naturcil part. God en¬ 
 joined Abraham to use circumcisi. n, as a sign of 
 that covenant which he had entered into with him, 
 Gen. 17. 10, 11, i!je- This was a sign, evidence, 
 and assurance, both of the hles.'.iiig promised by 
 that God who appointed this ordinance, particu¬ 
 larly that he would give them Christ, the promised 
 seed, out cf the l. ins of Abraham, and in him 
 accept of them for his peculiar pe-^jle, pardon 
 their sins, and cleanse them from their natural 
 corruption, sign.fied by the cutting off of their 
 foreskins: and also </ men's obligation to the 
 duties required; namel.v, to believe in this Mes¬ 
 siah, to put off the old man, and serve him as nets 
 creatures ; which is signified by his acceptance of, 
 and .'^vbmissitn to, the ordinance. 
 
 Circumcision is likewise prut for the lews, who were 
 circumcised, as uncircumcision is put for the 
 uncircumcised Gentiles, Gal. 2. 7, 8, 9. And 
 for .'.veil as are .spiritually circumcised, who are 
 the true spiritual .seed of Abraham, who have the 
 thing signified by that sign, or ceremorty, and per¬ 
 form that which circumcision was designed to en¬ 
 gage unto, Pliil. 3. 3. 
 
 John 7 . 22. Moses therefore gave unto you c. 
 
 23. if a man on the sabbath-day receive c. are 3’e 
 Rom. 2.25. for c. profiteth, if thou keep the law ; if 
 thou break the law, thy c. is made uncircumcision 
 
 28. nor is that c. which is outsvard in the flesh 
 
 29. and c. is that of the heart, in the spirit 
 
 3. 30. one Gocl, who shall justify the c. by faith 
 
 4. 9. cometh this blessedness then on the c. only ? 
 
 10. how' was it reckoned .when he w as in enot in c. 
 
 1 Cor. 7.19. c. is the keeping of the commandments 
 Gal. 2. 9. ancl that they should go unto the c. 
 
 5. 6. for in Jesus Christ neither c. availeth, 6.15. 
 
 11. and I, brethren, if 1 yet preach c. wliy eJo 1 yet 
 Eph. 2. 11. by that which is called the c. in the flesh 
 Phil. 3. 3. we are the c. which worship G. in spirit 
 Col. 2. 11. with c. without hands, by c. of Christ 
 
 3.11. there is neither c. nor imcircum. but Chr. is 
 
 (//CIRCUMCISION. 
 
 Exod. 4.26. a bloodi’ husband art thou, because of c. 
 Actsl. 8. he gave Abraham the covenant of c. 
 
 10. 45. the.v of c. which believed were astonished 
 l].2.thev'thatwereci/tliee. contended witli Peter 
 Rom. 3. l.'whatprofitis theree/ c.? much ever.v way 
 
 4.11. he received the sisne/ r. a seal of righteousn. 
 
 12. a father of c. to them who are not of the c. 
 
 15.8. Jesus Chr. wasaininistero/ c. for truth of G. 
 
 Gal. 2. 7 . as the gospel 0/ c. was committed to Peter 
 
 8. he tliat wrought in Peter to apostleship of the c. 
 Col. 4.11. 'Marcus and 1 ustns, who are of 0 . sal. you 
 TiV.l.lO.for there manv unruly, especially’ they cfc. 
 CIRC'UM^^PT.CT. 
 
 Exed.23.13. in all things that! have said toyou, be c. 
 CIRCUMSPECTLY. 
 
 Eph. 5. 15. see that ye walk r. not as fools but as wise 
 CISTERN 
 
 Signifies, [1] A vessel of lend to hold water for house¬ 
 hold uses, 2 Kings 18. 31. [2] Any thing that 
 persons put their tru. t in besides God, whether 
 in idols, powerful neighbours and allies, friends, 
 traditions, merits, &c. which are but broken cis¬ 
 terns, Jer. 2. 13. [3] The left ventricle of the 
 
 heart, Eccl. 12 6. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 31. drink ve every one waters of his c. 
 Prov. 5. 15. drink waters out of thine own r. 
 
 Eccl. 12.6. or the wheel broken at the r. 
 
 Isa. 36.16. drink everv one the waters of his own r. 
 CUSTERNS. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 1 10. Uzziah ent out many r. 
 
 Nell. 9. +25. possessed houses full of eoods and c. 
 Jer. 2.13. my people have hewed out c. broken c. 
 
 criY 
 
 Signifies, [1] A walled town for people to dwell^ m. 
 Josh. 6. 3. [2] The inhabitants if cities, Gen. 
 35. 5. Isa. 14. 31. Jer. 26. 2. [3] The church 
 of God upon earth. Cant. .3. 2, .3. Rey. 11. 2. 
 [4] The church ti inmphant all united in glory. 
 Rev. 21. 2.122. 19. [5l Heaven, the eternal 
 
 inheritance of all believers, Heb. 11. 10, 16. 
 
 That wherein a man puts his trust and confidence, 
 Prov. 10. 15. ■ T- u 
 
 Gen. 4.17. Cain builded a c. and railed it Enoch 
 
CIT 
 
 C IT 
 
 Oen.H, 4. let us build usac.and a tower, whose top 
 
 5. l ord came down to see the c. and tlie tower 
 
 8. Txi. scattered them, and ttiey left off to build c 
 IH. 26. it 1 find m Sod. hfty righteous within the c" 
 28. wilt thou destroy all the r. for lack of Hve 
 24. Id. the (laiiehters of thee, come to draw wafer 
 34. 24. hearkened all that went out of the gate of c 
 
 CIT 
 
 25. came upon the c. bol.ily,and slew the males 
 
 Ivj/m. 21. 28. a flame is gone out from c. ofbihon 
 22.1.31). Halaam came to a c. of streets 
 jJeui. U. 30. there \vas not one c\ too stron? for us 
 J. 4. there was not a c. we took not from them 
 
 13. 15. shalt surely smite the inhabitants of that c. 
 
 21. 3. c. next to slam man shall take a heifer, 6. 
 Jos//. 3. 16. on an heap very far from tlie c. Aciam 
 
 6. 3, ye shall compass c. and go round six days, 7. 
 24. they burnt the c. with hre, and all therein, 
 J)ei/t. Vi. 16. Jos//. 8. 8, ID. Jz/z/ff. 1. 8. | 18. 27 
 
 8. 2. lay thee an ambush for the c. behind it 
 
 17 . they left the r. open, and pursued after Isr. 
 
 20. the smoke, of the c. asrenoed u[) to heaven 
 11. 19. was not a c. made peace, save the llivites 
 Jos//. 15.1.3. to Caleb the c. of Arba, which c. is 1 ieb 
 
 19. 50. tliey pave Joshua the c. which he asked 
 
 20. 4. he shall stand at the entry of the gate of c 
 Jvda. 6. 27 . because he feared the men of'the c. 
 
 8 . 17 . and (i ideon slew the men of the c. 
 
 9 . 45. an l beat down the c. and sowed it with salt 
 51. all th.ey of thee, ded, and shut it to them 
 
 20. 40. the flame of the c. ascended up to heaven 
 nmoved about than 
 .1.11. tor all the c. of my peojile know that thou 
 
 1 ]. . 3 . this lUHii went out ot c. yearly to wors 
 4 .13. vyhen tlie man told it, all the c. cried out 
 
 o. 11. U)ere was a deadly destruction thro' all the c, 
 8. 22. Samuel said to Israel, go ye every man to his 
 
 OQ , T m ^ '¥■ ^ 2 , 1 . A^/i. 7 . 6 . 
 
 * 0 . 3, Israel buned-lmn in Hamah, liis own c 
 
 1-l"«,men in one c. one rich, other poor 
 15.2. then Absalom called, of w hat c. art thou ' 
 
 19. 3(. 1 may die in mine own c. and be buried 
 
 seekest to destroy a c. and mother in Israel 
 c so that the c. rang again 
 
 11.32. for Jerusalem’s sake, c. 1 have chosen, 36. 
 
 2 K/ngs 6.19. neither is this the c. follow' me 
 
 11.2i). the people reioiced, and the c. was in quiet 
 24. 10. the c. Jerusalem was besieged, 25. 2. 
 
 2 ]5. 6. was destroyed ot c. tor G. did vex them 
 
 19. o. and he set judges in the land i\ by c 
 30.1.1. so the posts passed from c. to c. 
 
 32. 18. totiouhlc them that they might take thee 
 hzra 4. 12. the Jews are building the rebellious c 
 AW. 2. 3. why not sad, when the c. lieth w'aste, 5. 
 11. 9.^.1 udah son of .Seniiah was second over the c. 
 Arf/j. 3. 15. but the c. Shushan was perplexed 
 8. 15. the c. ot blnishan rejoiced and was glad 
 Vsa/. 48. 2. the c. of the great kini;, AJo/. 5. 35 
 59. 6. and they go round about the c. 14. 
 
 72 . 16 . they ot c. shall flourish like grass of earth 
 107. 4. they wandered, they found no c. to dwell in 
 1 - 2 . . 1 . .lerusalem is builded as a c. compact 
 
 Lord keep the r. W'atchmen in vain 
 Vrov.8. .3. Wisdom crieth at the entry of the c. 
 
 10. 15. ru h man s wealth is liis stron" c 18 11 
 11.10. when it goeth well with the righteous, the 
 '"u r^jmeeth, and shouting when wicked perish 
 l^mssingot the upright the c. is exalted 
 16. .32. ruleth his spirit, than he that taketh a c. 
 
 -o. 28. IS like a c. broken down without walls 
 29. 8. scornful men bring a c. into a snare 
 EceJ. 9.14 there was a little c. and few men in it 
 15. and the noor wise man delivered the c 
 
 of righteousness, faithful 2 I 
 
 14. 31. howl, O gate, cry, () c. whole Palesfina 
 J/. 1. iJamasciis 13 taken away trom bein^j a c 
 
 ^"ainst c.kingd. against kiii^Td 
 
 ~4.10. the c. ot contusion is broken down 
 
 .?■ 1 made of a c. an heap, to be no e. 
 
 of our solemnities 
 
 W. 14. they shall call thee the c. of the Lord 
 o.. 1*. thou shalt be called a c. not forsaken 
 AO/’!' 1 "'■'I* take you one of a r. two of a tribe 
 
 ? ^‘ o’^ ooise of horsemen 
 
 os' on' I ‘V® ^ '^ake this c. as Tophet 
 
 w m oiy name 
 
 ^ n li the r. and the c. is given 
 
 'ao <r tirokcn up, men of war fiedi 52. 7. 
 
 io’ or and the inhabitants 
 
 49. 2 j. how is the r. ot praise not left, the r. of joy 
 oTr ?• |•.'’0W doth f. sit solitary, full of peopler 
 1 j. IS this c. that men ca! led [lertection or beauty ? 
 
 'V oo '*■ t- pourtiMy on it the c. even Jerusalem 
 j . -3. make a chain, for the c. is full of violence 
 y. 1. cause them that have charge over the c. 
 d‘ •'^rusalem, set a mark 
 
 in' o bloofl, the r. is full ot perverseness 
 
 oS' ®"atter the coals of fire over tlie c. 
 
 is like 'J'yrus in midst of the sea? 
 
 AQ o- came to me, saving, the c. is smitten 
 T)oJo mT of the c. shall be the T.ord is there 
 // 'r^'o^ ‘ ^ called by thy name. 19. 
 
 J ■ ^4 ^dead a c. ot them that work iniquity 
 
 i-'• f caused to ram on one c. not on another 
 'r fi ^ thousand shall leave 
 
 //,/: o f '■?!“ f'eat’ die rod 
 
 X. '*4 "'oefo him that stablisheth a c. by iniq 
 '///' o' V Y”® fo filthy and polluted, oppreisin'-'c 
 
 called ac.'of truth 
 it o u ^nll of boys and girls 
 
 ^‘rp'ci r taken and flie houses rifled, the 
 
 vrJ I sf'a'l not be cut off from the c 
 
 °n a hill cannot be hid 
 
 B 31 hMuYl' ofpreat king 
 
 10 ‘ti ^jl'nld, the whole c. came oat to meet Jesus 
 
 3 Vh;.n IvlrY y® enter, inquire 
 
 lO'than tor that c. Alar/r o. 11. J,i//eh). 12. 
 
 "o 7 'tho i--n'oved, saying, who is this ? 
 oo' 4', king sent anil burnt up their c. 
 ii'LA Y “oY PiC-sccnte them from c. to c. 
 
 5 IS 1 1**1 *'* gathered toL^ethprat door 
 
 ^ I in c. lAtde 8. 34. 
 
 - Me 2.3. went to be taxed, every one to his own c 
 
 1 
 
 Ln/ce 7.12. and much people of the c. was with her 
 19. 41. he beheld the c. and wept over it 
 2.3. 51. Joseph was of Arimatbea, a c. of the Jews 
 Jo//7i 4. 39. many of that c. believed on him 
 Acts 8. 8. and there was great joy in that r. 
 
 13. 44. came together almost the whole c. to hear 
 16.12. we were abiding m that c. certain days 
 
 17. 5. and set all the c. in an uproar and assaulted 
 19. 29. the whole c. was tilled with omfusion 
 21. 30. all the r. ■'vas rnoved, and the people ran 
 
 11. 10 . he looked for a c, that liatli fouiulations 
 IG. for he hath prepared for them a c. 
 
 12. 22. ye are come to the c. of the living Oorl 
 
 13. 14. tor liere we have no continuing c. but seek 
 Jam. 4. 13. we will go into such a c. buy and sell 
 tiev. CO. 9. they went and coin|iassed the'beloved c. 
 21. 14. the Wall ot the r. had twelve foundations 
 
 18. the c. was pure gold, like to clear glass 
 23. the c. had no need ot the sun nor moon 
 
 AWyCIfY. 
 
 F.ze/c. 22.2. son of man, wilt thou judge the Moody c ^ 
 24. 6. woe to the h/oody c. to the pot, 9. AW/i. 3. i 
 I//’fenced VI [Y. 
 
 Isa. 25. 2. thou hast made of a defenced c. a ruin 
 27 . 10. 3 'et the defenced c. shall he desolate 
 Jer. 1.18. 1 have made thee this day -a defenced c 
 CM I Y r/ David. 
 
 I Sam. 5. 9 . called it the c. of David, \ Cf/r. H 7 
 6 . 10 . would not remove the ark into r. of David 
 12 , brought up the ark into the r. of //avid, 16. 
 /\tngsZ. 10 . ()avid was buried in the c. (f David 
 3. 1 . Solomon brought her into the c. /f David 
 8 . 1 . bring the ai k out of c. <f David, 2 C/i/-. 5. 2 
 
 11. 43. Solomon buried in c. of D. 2 C/ir. 9 . 3 i 
 
 14. 31. Kehoboam buried in c. rjf L). 2 (’/ir. 12 ifi 
 
 15. 8 . they buried Abijam in c. of D. 2 C//r. 14 1 ' 
 22 . 5t). .lehoshaphat buried in c. of 71. 2 C//r. 21 l’ 
 
 2 /v mgs 8 . 24. loram biirierl in r. /f D. 2 C///- 21 ”0 
 9. 28. Ahaziah was buried in the c. /f David' 
 
 12. 21 . .lehoasli buried in c. of D. 2 C’//r/m. 24. 25 
 
 14. 20 . Amaziah II 15. 7 . Azariali buried in c. e/J 1 
 
 15. .3ft. Jothan was buried in c. of D. 2 (J/r. "7 9 ' 
 16- 20 . Ahaz was buried in the c. of 'Da/id ~ 
 
 C/ir/m. 24.16. they buried Jehoiada in the c. /fD 
 
 Isa. 22. 9. seen the breaches of the c. /f David 
 29. 1 . woe to Ariel, the c. where David dwelt 
 Ev/;e 2 . 4. Joseph also went into the c. of David 
 11 . fo you is born in the r. of David a Ijaviour 
 llders with CIl'Y. 
 
 Deut. 19. 12 . the e/ders of his c. shall fetch him 
 
 21 . 6 . the ciders ot that r. next to the slain man 
 20 . say to the e/ders of his c. our son is stubborn 
 
 22 . 17 . spread the cloth before the elders of the c. 
 
 2 j. 8 . then the elders of liis c. shall call him 
 
 Josh. 20. 4. declare his cause to the elders of tliat c 
 Judg. 8 . 16. Gideon took the elders of the c. 
 
 Ilnth 4. 2. Boaz took ten men of the elders of the c. 
 Ezra 10. 14. and with them the elders of every c 
 Every GITY. ' 
 
 Jtidg. 20. 48. smote as well the men of every c 
 2 S/ngs 3. 19. ye shall smite every fenced c. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 12. in every c. Kehoboam put shields 
 28. 25. m every c. of Judah he made high places 
 31. 19. ot sons of Aaron which were in every c 
 'Yo' ^ 29 . erery c. s^ll be forsaken, notaman dwell 
 48. 8. and the spoiler shall come upon every c. 
 
 Ijiaf- 12. 25. anil every c. divided against itself" 
 
 Enhe 10. 1. sent them two and two into every c 
 Acts 1.5. 21. hath in every c. them that preach him 
 . 36 . l^et us go and visit our brethren in every c. 
 
 20. 23. the Holy Ghost wifnesseth m every c. that 
 ltt.\. o. that thou shouldst ordain elders iii every c 
 
 fenced GITY. 
 
 2 A mgs 10. 2. with you a fenced c. also and armour 
 
 17 . 9. trom the tower of w'atchmen fo the fenced c 
 2 Chron. 11. 23. he dispersed of all his children thro’ 
 
 Judah and Benjamin unto every fenced c. 
 Cn Y ef (Jed. 
 
 I sal. 46. 4. the streams shall make glad (he c. of G 
 o’ }c greatly to be praised in c. i/our Gcd 
 8 . the c. of God, God will establish it tor ever 
 81 . 3. glorious things spoken of thee, O c. of God 
 Deb. 12. 22. ye are come to the c. o/the living God 
 liev. 3. 12. write on him the name oft. of my God 
 Great Cl J Y. ■> J ^ 
 
 Gen. 10.12. Ashur builded Resen, same is Apreatc 
 Josh. 10. 2. feared, because Gibeon was a great c. 
 T^^'ao' o’ ^kc r. was large and great, but people 
 Jer. 22. 8 . why hath I.ord done thus to this great c ■' 
 Jonah 1. 2. arise, go to Aineveh, that great c. 3 " 
 
 3. 3. now Aineveh was an exceeding great c 
 
 4. 11 . should I not spare A'ineveh, that great c ^ 
 
 bodies lie in the streetof the /vreat c 
 14.8. Babylon fallen, thAtgreatc. 18. 10,16,10, 21 
 
 16. 19. the great r. was divided into three parts 
 
 17. 18. the woman thou sawest, is that great c 
 21 . 10 . he shewed me that great c. holy Jerusaiem 
 
 Ilo/y (M ly. 
 
 ^Yo’ -Jerusalem the l/olyc 
 
 18. all the l.evites ot the h//ly r. were ‘’84 
 Isa. 48. 2 . they call themselves of the holy c 
 .52. 1 . put on thy beautiful garments. O holy c 
 Dan. 9. 24. seventy weyks determined on thy ho/yc. 
 iilat.4.5. the devil taketh him up into the holy c, 
 
 W' r.- appeared to iilany 
 
 of'read under foot 
 oi' ^'o^ 1 *'"^ fio/y c. coming down from God 
 
 2-. 19 . God shall take liis part out of the h///y c 
 In, or Into, the CITY. 
 
 (Jen. 10 . 12 . whafsoever thou hast m the c. brin<'- 
 Dei/t. 20. 14. all that is in the r. take to thv.selt' 
 
 28. 3. blessed shalt thou be in the c. and in tlie field 
 16. cursed shalt thou be in the c. and in the field 
 Josh. 6 . 20. so that the peo[)le went into the c 
 
 21. they utterly destroyed all that was in t'he c 
 8. 19 . they entered mto the c. and set it on fire 
 
 Jndg. 1. 21. shew us the eiitranc-e into the c. 
 
 8 . 27 . Gideon put the epliod in his c. in Ophrah 
 
 1 tsam. 4.13. when the man came into the c. and (old 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 25. carry back the ark of God into the c. 
 
 return mto the c. and your sons with you 
 1 Kings 13. 25. and they came and told it in thee. 
 
 1 ATin.U. 11. that dieth of Jeroboam *w ///« r. dogs eat 
 12. arpe, and when thy feet enter into the c~. 
 
 16. 4. that dieth of Baasha in the c. shall dogs eat 
 ^). a), came jwro the c. into an inner chamber 
 *1-that dietli of Ahah, in thee, do^s eat 
 - Kings 7 4. if we .say, we will enter into the c. 
 
 12. we shall catch them, and get into thee. 
 
 . r IJezokiah brought \vater into the c, 
 
 'vasno bread 
 
 1 sal. 31. blessed be the l ord, foi he hath shewed 
 re. n V uiarvclloiis kindness in a strongc 
 
 is ^'-i ^^''‘ist'eii violence and strife in the c. 
 
 ^^;®6om iitti-reth her words 
 a {’/?■ men which are m the c. 
 
 8. 10 hikI the wicki'd were forgotten in the c. 
 
 Ur Tx r. IS left desolation anrl gate smitten 
 
 ' ill oY ^ - ‘‘‘'.'‘■r tjie c. then behold sick 
 
 9. l ike to die, tor there is no more bread in the c 
 52. 6. tamiiie was sore in thee, there was no bread 
 
 I’ }r’ "P ghost in the c. 
 
 7 . Ij- tjt the c, famine shall devour him 
 
 9 . 7 . and they went forth and slew in the c 
 Ho.s 11. 9 . ami I will not enter mto the c 
 Joel 2. 9 .they shal 1 run to and fro in the c. on the wall 
 .i^/wo.f3. O.shallatrumpet be blown in thee, shall 
 
 There beevil ?wa e. and lord hath not done it? 
 7 . 17 . thy wife shall be an harlot m the c. thy sons 
 Jonah 3.4. aiifl Jonah began to enter into the c. 
 Mat.O. 1. lie passed over and came into Ids own c 
 
 10. 5. mto any c. of the .Samaritans enter net 
 10.11. and into whatsoever r. ye sliall enter 
 26. 18. go mto thee, to such a man, and say to him 
 28. 11. behold, some ot the watch came mto thee 
 
 Mark 14. 13. hesaith, go into the c. /lets 9. 6. 
 
 3. all went to be taxed, every cue fwq/his c. 
 
 7- 37 . a woman in the c. whicli was a sinner 
 
 18. 2. tliere was in a r. a judge, who feared not G 
 3. there was a widow in that c. and she came 
 
 22. 10. behold, when ye are entered into the c 
 It. 49 . but tarry ye in the c. of Jerusalem 
 John!. 8. his disciides were gone into the c. 
 
 Acts 11.5. 1 was i/i the c. of Joppa, jirayiiig 
 14. 20. howbeit, herose up and came into the c. 
 
 21. 29 . had seen I rciphimus with him it/ thee 
 24. 12 . neither in the synagogues nor in the c. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 26. 1 have been in perils in thee, in thesea 
 liev. 22.14. and may enter thro’ the gates mto the c. 
 
 ^ , (in if the I A/rd. 
 
 Psal. 10\ . 8 T will destroy (he wicked, that I may 
 cut oft all the wicked doers from the c. of the Ix/rd 
 Isa. 60 . 14. they shall call thee the c. cf the Lord 
 Gnt of the CITY. 
 
 Gen. 44. 4. when they were gone out of the c. 
 
 Exod. 9.29. iM OSes said, as soon as I am gonew/r ofc. 
 
 33. and Moses went ewr «/ the c. from Pharaoli 
 Lev. 14. 45. he shall carry them forth out of the c 
 Josh. 8. 22. the otlier side issued out of the c. against 
 •JnJg. 1. 24. the spies saw a man coiiie ei/r of thee. 
 
 - Sam. 18. 3. better thou succour us out of the c 
 20. 16. then cried a wise woman out of the c 
 1 K ings 21. 13. they carried Aaboth out of the c 
 
 12._when they come out of thee, we shall 
 9 .I 0 . .lehiisaid, let none escape out of the c 
 
 1 (.'.hron. 20.2. he brought much spoil out of the c. 
 
 2 Chron. .33. 15. Josiah cast the icfols out of the c 
 Job 24. 12. men groan trom out of the c. the soul" 
 
 Jer. , 39 . 4 . Zedekiah went out of the r. 52. 7 . 
 
 Efek. 48. 30. these are the goings imt if thee 
 Mic. 4. 10. now shalt thou go forth out if the c 
 Alat. 21 . 17 . he left them, and went out of the c. 
 
 Alark 11.19. when even was come, went out of thee 
 Luke 4. 29 . they rose and thrust him out of the c. 
 
 9. 5. when ye go out e/fhat c. shake off thedu.st 
 John 4. 3!). then they went out of the c. and came 
 Actsl. cast Stephen out of thee, and stoned him 
 
 14. 19. having stoned Paul, drew him out if the c 
 16. 13. and on the sabbath we went out cf the c 
 
 21. 5. they brought us, till we were out if the c. 
 
 (TTY of refuge. 
 
 Kum. 35. 25. shall restore him to (her of refuge 
 26. if come without border of the c. of refuse 27 
 28. he should have remained in the c of refuge 
 .32. tor him that is fled to the c. of refuge 
 
 V’ JJ«6ronto bea r. of refuge 
 
 21.8hechem 1 27. (.ohm || 32. Kedesh || .38. Rainotli 
 1 Lhron. 6. 5i. to sons of Aaron, Hebron a c.of refuge 
 'I'/iis (M l Y. 
 
 l^'i LL I^tsaid. up, for Ld. will destroy tl/isc. 
 
 ~ 0 . behold now, this c. is near to flee unto 
 21. and he said, 1 will not overthrow this c. 
 
 Josh. 6. 26. cursed he he that biiildeth this c. .lerich* 
 Jnag. 19. 11. come, anil let us turn in unto this c. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 6. there is in this c. a man of God 
 Kings 2. 19. the situation of this c. is nleasant 
 
 18. 30. this <-. shall not be delivered, Isa 36 15 
 
 19. .32. shall not come into thisc. , 33 . l.^a 3j' 34’ 
 
 ' 6 - 6 - Jsa. . 37 . .3.5. I .38. 6. 
 
 2.>.2(.1 will cast ofl tl/isc. Jerusalem I have chosen 
 L Chr. n. (>. .34. they pray fo thee toward this c. 
 
 Ezra 4. 1.3. that \tthis c. be builded again, 16. 
 
 1 J. know that this c. is a rebellious citv 
 Nell. 1.3. 18. (lid not God bringevil upon this c. 7 
 1 -' 6.6. r/)?.c is the c. to be visited, isoppre.ssion 
 l|. Jerusalem,and thtsc, sliall remain forever 
 ly. B. I will mHke///i.vr. clesolate, and an hissin;: 
 
 11. even so will I break tliis |)eople and thisc, ' 
 
 IG.^I will briiii’upon this r. and towns alltlieevil 
 CO. o. I wdl deliver all thestreimth o\thtsc. 
 
 Cl. y.he that abideth in this c, shall die l>y the sword 
 10.1 set iny face against this r.for e\ il and not gooti 
 
 22. 8. why hath the l ord done thus unto this c .7 
 26.6. I willmake //i/.v r. a curse to iialioiisof eartk 
 
 15. ye shall bring iniincent blood on t/nz c. 
 
 27 . 17 . M herefbre should th/vc. be laid Maste ’ 
 
 32. 3. I will give this c. to (lialdeaiis, -.it. I 31.2. 
 
 .31. this c. hath been to me as a provoratioii 
 .3.3.;). tor wickedness I have hid my face from thir c 
 31.22. command and cause them to return to thisc 
 38. 17. t/ii.s c. shall not be burnt with lire 
 
 23. thou shalt cause this c. to be biirut with fire 
 )9. 16. I will bring my words on thisc. for evil 
 Ezek. 11.2. these men give wicked counsel in this c 
 
 ^ 6 .) 
 
C LE 
 
 CLE 
 
 CIT 
 
 jEio/-11 3 thisc.is tVie caldron,an<l we be the flesh,7. 
 
 11 this c. shall not be yourcaldron, iiorye the ftesli 
 Mat. 10. 23. when they persecute you in thisc. flee 
 Acts 18. 10. for I have much people in t/ns c. ' 
 22. .3. 1 was brought up in this c. at teet ot Uamaliel 
 ]i'it/iovt t;rrY. 
 
 Gen. 19.16. and t!ie men set him withmt the c. 
 i,e 7 ; 14. 40. into an unclean place a)7M'-7c< the c. 41. 
 ISvm. .35. 5. ye shall measure from without the c. 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 3. to stop the fountains the c. 
 
 Rev 14 20 the wine-press was trodden without the c. 
 Cllll-.S. 
 
 Gen. 19. 29. when God destroyed thee, of the plain 
 35. 5. terror of flod v. as upon the c. round about 
 
 41. 48. .loseph laid up the food in the c. 
 
 47 .21. as for the peojile, he removed them to the c. 
 J,er. 25. 32. the c. of the l.evites may he redeemed 
 ^M/n. 13. 19. what c. they be that they dwell in 
 *35. 8. every one shall give of his c. to the I evites 
 j)eut. 2 . . 37 . nor earnest thou to c. in the mountains 
 3.12. c. thereof fiave I to Keubenites and Gadites 
 
 10. abide in your c. which 1 have f.’'iven you 
 6.10. into tlieland to give thee great and goodly c. 
 
 19. 5. he shall flee to one of these c. and live 
 Josh. 9. 17 . Israel came to their c. on the third day 
 
 10. 19 . suffer them not to enter into their c. 
 
 11.13. us for the r. that stood sdll in their strength 
 18. 9 . described it by r. into seven parts in a book 
 Judi'. 12. 7 . .Tephthafi was buried in one. of the c. 
 ' 20 . 4 B.men of Israel set file on all the c. they came to 
 21 23. they repaired the c. and dwelt in them 
 
 1 Aair. 31. 7 . the Israelites forsook the c. and fled 
 
 2 Sam. 10.12. for the r. of ourtiod, 1 Chrc7i. 19.13. 
 
 1 Kinc/s 9.12. Hiram came from lyre to see thee. 
 
 13. what c. are these that thou hast given me ' 
 
 20. 34. the e. my father took 1 will restore 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 22. .lair had 2.3 c. in the land ot Gilead 
 4. 31. tliese M’ere their c. to the reign of David 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 6. and so did he in the c. ot Manasseh 
 Ezra 3. 1. when the seventh month was come, and 
 
 the Israelites were in their c. Neh.'i.TS 
 JVe/i. 11.1. and nine parts to dwell in other c. 
 
 Job 15.28. dwelleth in desolate c. and houses no man 
 Psal. 9 . 6. O enemy, thou hast destroyed c. 
 
 Jsa 6.11. he answered, till c. be -wasted, and houses 
 14.21. nor fill the face of the world with c. 
 
 19.18. in that day shall five c. in the land ot Egypt 
 3.i 8. he hath despised the c. he regardeth no man 
 64 10. thy holy c. are a wildern. Zion is a wildern. 
 Jer. 2.15. they made his land waste, his c. are burnt 
 28. according to the number of thy c. 11. 13. 
 
 13. 19. c. of south be shut up, and none shall open 
 op 16 . that man be as the c. which Lord overthrew 
 31 21. turn again, O virgin of Israel, to these thy c. 
 49 .13. all the r. thereof shall be perpetual wastes 
 ^ .32. I will kindle fire in his c. it shall devour 
 Ezeh. 26.19. like the c. tliat are not inhabited 
 .30. 17 . and these c. shall go into captivity 
 .35. 9 . thy f. shall not return, know that 1 am Lord 
 Jlos. 8.14. I will send fire upon his c. it shall devour 
 
 11. 6. the sw’ord shall abide on his c. and consume 
 Ames 4.8. two or three c. wand, unto one tor water 
 Mic. 5 . 11. and 1 will cut off the c. of thy land 
 
 14. pluck up groves, so will I destroy thy c. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 6. their c. are destroyed, there is no man 
 Zee//. 1 . 17 . mvc. by prosper, shall yet spread a.broad 
 Mat. 10.23. shall not have gone over thee, ot Israel 
 
 11. 1. he departed to teach and preach in their c. 
 ActsQ6. 11. 1 persecuted them even to strange c. 
 
 Pet 2 6 turning c. of Sodom and Gomor. to ashes 
 Jude 7 .and c. about them in 1 ike manner an example 
 Rev 16 19 andthec. of the nations tell and Babylon 
 /PI CITIES. , , , . 
 
 Kum. 21.25. and 1 srael took aJ these c. and dwelt m 
 c. of Amorites, Deut. 2.34.1 .3. 4. Josh. 10. 39. 
 31. 10. they burnt all their c. Judff. 20. 48. 
 
 Num. .35. 7 . all the c. of the Levites shall be 48 c. 
 Deut. 20. 15. thus do \oall c. afar off from thee 
 Josh. 11. 12. all the c. of the kings utterly destroj'. 
 <^1 19 all the c. of the children of Aaron were 13 c. 
 " 33 . alt the c. of the Gershonites were 1.3 c. 
 
 40 all the e. of children of Meran by lot 12 c. 
 
 41 . the c. of the Levites were 48 c. 
 
 1 Sami . 18. 6. the w omen came out ot allc. ot I srael 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 31. thus did he to all c. of the Ammon. 
 24. 7 . they came to all the c. ot tlie Il ivites 
 
 1 Kings 22. 39. all c. Ahab built are written m book 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 14. Asa smote all the t. about Gerar 
 JS'eh. 10. . 37 . have tithes in all the c. pt our tillage 
 Jer 4. 26. all the c. thereof were broken down 
 
 .33. 12. in«//c. thereof an habitation ot shepherds 
 iios. 13. 10. any that may save thee in all thy c. 
 ActsQ. 40. preached in all c. till he came to Cesarea 
 Defenced CI'i'IES. 
 
 I.'sa .36 1. Sennacherib comethagainsttherfc/CMCcdc. 
 
 . 37 .’ 26. that shouldest be to lay waste the dejencedc. 
 Jer. 4. 5. assemble, let us go into the dejencedc. ^.U. 
 34. 7. for these defenced c. .emainedot Judah 
 CITIES. 
 
 jftim. 32. 17 . little ones shall dwell in the fenced c. 
 Dctit. .3. 5. all these c. were/eweerf with high walls 
 9.1. to possess c. fenced up to heaven. Josh. 14.1-. 
 Josh. 10. 20. the restof them entered into fericedc. 
 r> Sam. 20. 6. lest he get Wimfericedc. and escape us 
 2 Chr. 12. 4. Shishak took i\\o fenced c. ot .kidah 
 14 6. Asa built fenced c. in .ludah, land had lest 
 17 '. 2. Jehoshaiihat placed forces m the jenced c. 
 
 19. 5. set judges through all the/cwcec'c. ot Juctah 
 
 21. 3. Jeho.haphat gave his sons/eweerfe. in .ludah 
 Jer. 5. 17 . they shall impoverish thy fenced c. 
 
 Dan. 11. 15. k. of the nonh take the most/cnccit c 
 Dos 8.14. and Judah hath multiplied/cwccrfc. 
 Zenh. 1.16. a day of an alarm against thejeticed c 
 CITl ES e/ Judah r r a 1 9 
 
 2 Sam. 2.1. shall I go up to any ot the c. of Judah 1 
 2 Kings 23. 5. that burnt incense in the c. of Judah 
 
 1 C/(r!6. 57 . to sons of Aaron they gave they, cj J. 
 
 2C//7-.17.7. to teach in c. of J. 1113. business in c. of J. 
 19. 5. set judges in the c. of .Judah, city by city 
 23. 2. gather the Levites out ot all the c. of Judah 
 31.6. Israel in the c. of Jjtdah brought tithes 
 33. 14. and put captains of war in the c. of Judah 
 
 66 
 
 Nch 11 .3. in c. of .Tud. each dwelt in his possession 
 l^sal. 69. .35. Co;l will save Zion, and b. c. of Judah 
 Isa. 49. 9. say to the c. of Judah, bbhotd vour God 
 44.26. and tnatsaitlito r. ej JarfaA,ye shall be built 
 Jer. 1.15. the families ot the north against c.o/utid. 
 4.16. give out their veil e against the c. of Judah 
 7. 17 . seest thou not what they do in the c. of Jud. 
 
 9 11. 1 w ill make c. of J. liesolate, 19. —.1 34. 22. 
 
 11 12. then shall c. of Jud. go and cry to the gods 
 .32. -44. buy fields, and take witness in the c. <f J. 
 
 33 19. without man and beast, even in the c. oj J. 
 13. in c. of Judah shall flocks pass under the hanus 
 
 44 6. my fury and anger waskindled me. o/yarf. 
 
 21. the incense that he burnt in the c. of Judah 
 T^am. 5.11. th"y ra- ished the maids m the c. </ .lud. 
 Zeeh 1 12 wilt thou not have mercy on the c. 09 J. 
 Cl'i iES of refuge. 
 
 N 7 im. 35. 6. there shall be .six c.M refuge, -3^4. 
 
 11. ye shall apfioinl tor yon r. of refuge, ./of/i. 20.2. 
 
 1 Chr. 6.6?. they gave to sons of Kohatli ot c. of rej. 
 Sir Cl I 11'.b. 
 
 Num. 35. 6. .sire, .shall ye have forreni^ge, 13,15. 
 Josh. 15. 59. in the mountains of .ludah stx c. 
 
 Cri I E.S with 
 
 I.ev 25 31 . the .(77/-M7-A.7 0 l tlieirc. may notlie sold 
 JSlvm. 35.2. shall give to l.evites .sutmrbs tor the c. 
 Josh. 21. 3. Israel gave to l..evite3 c. and suburbs 
 41. the c. of I evites forty-eight with their suburbs 
 Cri'lliS with Pillages. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.18. of fenced c. and of country villages 
 1 Chron. 25. over store houses in c. and villages 
 Mat 9 .35. lesiis went about all the c. and villages 
 teat hing and preaching the gospel, Luke 13. 22. 
 Mark 6.56. whithers. he entered into villages or c. 
 CrrilkS with waste. 
 
 Lev. 26. .31. and I will make your c. aa.'^rc, 3.3. 
 
 /'rt 61 4. they shall reiiair the waste c. desolations 
 Jer 4 7 thy c. shall lie laid wra.ke without inliabitants 
 Ez'ek'.b.J). in all your dv. ellings your c. shall be w. 
 
 19. 7 . laid w. their c. H 35. 4. I will lay thy c. w 
 30. 35. rvaster, are become fenced and inhabited 
 3B so shall the waste c. be filled with nocKS ol n'ien 
 /kmos9. 14. and they shall build thy wa.stec. 
 
 Your Cl 1 IE.'S. 
 
 Isa. 1 . 7 . your c. are burnt w'ith fire, land desolate 
 jer 40 10. and dwell in your c. that ye have taken 
 Amos 4 6. have given cleanness of teeth in all your c. 
 Cl'l'lZEN, S. 
 
 Jjake 15. 15. the prodigal joined himself to a c. 
 
 19. 14. his c. hated him, and sent after him 
 Acts 21. .39. I am of Tarsus, a e. of no mean city 
 Full ^ 19 but fellow-c. with saints and household 
 CLAD. 
 
 1 Kingsl'l.^9. Jerohoam c.himself with anew garm. 
 Isa 59 17 . for clothing was c. with zeal as a cloke 
 CT.A'MOllOUS. . . 
 
 Prop 9 19. a foolish woman is c. she is simple 
 CLAMOUR. 
 
 Eph. 4. 31. all anger and c. be put away from you 
 ^ * (J Tj A P • 
 
 Job 27 . 23. men shall c. hands at him, and hi.ss him 
 Psal. 47 .1. c. your hands, all ye pepple, shout to (t. 
 98. 8. let floods c. their hands, let hills be .joyful 
 ]\a 55 1" thetreesofthefieldshallr. their hands 
 iMm. 2. 15. all that pass by, r. their hands at thee 
 Nah 3 19. that beai' fruit ot thee shall c. their hands 
 ■ ■ CLAPP'D. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 6. hands 
 
 Job 34. , 37 . he c. hisjiands among us, multip. w'ords 
 CLAPT. ^ J 
 
 Kinos 11.12. c. their hands, and said, God save 
 CLAVE. 
 
 Gen. 22.3. Abraham c. the wood for biimt-oftering 
 NumAC). 31. the ground c. asunder under them 
 Judg. 15.19. Cod'e. an hollow place in the jaw 
 
 1 tsam. 6.14. they c. wood ot the cart and ottered 
 Ps. 78 15. he c. the rocks in wdlderness, Isa. 48.21. 
 
 CLAVE. . , , , , 
 
 Gen.M. 3. Shechem his soul c. to Dinah, .Tac. daugh. 
 Ruth 1.14. but R uth c. to her mother in-law 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 2. the men of Judah c. to their kmjj 
 23. 10. he smote till his hand c. to the sword 
 
 1 icings 11.2. Solomon c. to these in love 
 
 2 icings 18.6. for 11 ezekia!i c. to T-ord, departed not 
 Neh. 10. 29 . they c. to their brethren, their nobles 
 Acts 17. 34. certain men c. to Paul and believed 
 
 (..JjAV'.^. 
 
 Deut. 14.6. beast that cleaveth the cleft into two c. 
 Dan 4. 33. his nails were grown like birds c. 
 
 Zeeh. 11.16. he shall tear ti.eir c. m pieces 
 CLAY. 
 
 Job 4.19. much less them that dwell m houses of c. 
 10. 9. remember thou hast made me as the c. 
 
 13.12. your bodies are like to boiiies ot c. 
 
 27 . 16. though he prepare rainient as the c. 
 
 . 3 . 3 ’. 6. 1 also am formed oiitot the c. 
 
 . 38 . 14. it is turneii as c. to the seal, they stand 
 J^sal. 40. 2. he brought me up out ot the miry c. 
 Isa. 29.16. shall be esteemed as the potter s c. 
 
 41.25. on princes, as tlie potter treadeth the c. 
 
 45. 9 . shall the c. say to him that lashioneth it. 
 
 64. 8. we are c. thon our potter, woi'k ot tl-.y hand 
 Jer. 18. 4. the vessel that he made of c. was marred 
 6. as c. is in the potter’s hand, so are ye m mine 
 4.3. 9 . take great stones, hide them in the r. 
 
 Dan. 2. .3.3. his feet pait ot iron, partot c. 34, 4.. 
 35. then was the c. broken in pieces, T). , 
 
 41. thon sawest the teet and toes part ot potter s c. 
 Nah. .3.14. go into r. and tread the mortar 
 Dab. 2. 6. woe to him that ladeth lumselt 'V.dh .c. 
 John 9 . 6. he spat on the ground, made c. ot spittle, 
 and anointed the eyes ot the blind 'han '01 . 
 15. he putc. on mine eyes, I washed, and no see 
 ECom. 9.21. hath not the potter power over the c.. 
 CEAY-GROUM). 
 
 1 Kings7. 46. cast vessels m c.-g. 2 Chron. 4. !<. 
 
 CI.EAM. • r lu 
 
 Lev. 23.22. thou shalt not make c. riddance m lielrt 
 
 fosit 3 17 . the people passed r. over .Iordan. 4.1,11. 
 
 Psal. 77 . 8. is his mercy c. gone for ever t his promise 
 Isa. 24. 19 . the earth is c. dissolved, is moved 
 
 Joel 1 . 7 . he hath made it c. baie, and cast it a-way 
 Zech.ll.Yl. his ann shall bee. dried up,and righteye 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. were c. escaped them that live m enor 
 CLEAN, Adjective, 
 
 .Signifies, [1] 'J'hat which is free from filth, or 
 ceremonially pure. Lev. 10. 14. [2] Cne Jjho ts 
 free from the guilt of sin, by the blood oj Christ, 
 l>sal. 51. 7 . [.3] One who is delivered froiti the 
 
 power (f sin, by sanctifying grace, .lolin 33. 10. 
 
 [4] That which may be laufuLy laed, i.uke 11. 
 
 41. [5] Guiltless, or innuceut. Acts 18. 6. [6] 
 
 Cured, 2 Kings 5. 12. [7] Empty, Pro'-. 14. 4 
 The fear of ttie l ord is clean, Psal. 19. 9- jhe 
 holy law of God, which works a due fear if God, 
 and teaches men how to worship him, i> sincere, 
 rut adulterated with any miitii e of vanity, false¬ 
 hood, or i ire ; not rc'iuirtiig or allowing any wicked¬ 
 ness, but cleansing f remit. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 2. of every c. beast thou shalt take by .sevens 
 8 29. Noah took of every c. beast and c. towl 
 .35.2. Jacob said, lie c. and change your gai irents 
 Ia!V 4 12. carry the bullock unto a c. place, 6.11. 
 
 7 . 19 . the flesh, all that be c. shall eat thercot 
 10 . 10 . that ye may put diflFercnce between c. and 
 unclean, 11.47 -1 20. 25. Ezek. 22. 26. 1 44 23. 
 
 14. the wave-breast cat m ac. place, Rum. 19.9. 
 
 16. .30. that ye may be c. from your sins before 1.. 
 
 22. 4. he shall noteat of holy things till he lie c. 
 Num. 19. 12. ijurify.on seventh day he shall be c. 
 
 18. a c. person shall take hyssop and dip in water 
 Deut. 12.15. unclean and c. may eat thereol, 15.22. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 26. he is not c. surely he is not c. 
 
 2 I\iTigs 5.10. thy flesh come again, and thou be c. 14. 
 
 ~ 12. may not 1 wash in them and be r. '! 
 
 13. when he saith to thee, wash and tie r. 
 
 Job 11. 4. for thou hast said, I am c. in thine eyes 
 14 4 who can bring a c. thing out ot an unclean 
 15 ’. 14. what is man that he should be c. f 
 15 yea, the heavens are not c. in his sight 
 25. 4. how < an he be c. that is born of a woman 
 . 33 ' 9 1 am r. without transgres. nor iniquity in me 
 Prov. 16 . 2 . the ways of a man are r. m hisown eyes 
 Eccl 9 . 2. all things come alike to the c and unclean 
 La. 1. 16. wash ye, make you c. put awav evil 
 28. 8. all tables full, so tlrat there is no place r. 
 
 .30 24. oxen and young asses shall eat r. provender 
 52.11. be ye c. that bare the vessels of the Lord 
 66.20. bring an ottering in a c. vessel to house ot L, 
 Jer 1.3 “7 O lerusalem, wilt thou not bemade r. 
 Ezek. 36. 25. then will 1 sprinkle c. -jvater onyqu 
 Mat. 8. 2. a leper came, saying, Ixird, it thou wilt, 
 thou canst make me c Mark 1. 40. I.uke o. 12. 
 .3. I will, be thou c. Mark!. 41. Luke 5.13. 
 
 23. 25. for ye make c. the outside, Luke 11. 39. 
 l.uke 11. 41. behold, all things are c. unto you 
 John 13. 11. therefore said he, ye are not all r. 
 
 15 3 now ye are c. thro’word 1 have spoken to j'ou 
 Acts 18.6. your blood be onyour own heads, l am c. 
 Rev. 19.8. she be arrayed inline Imeii, c. white, 14. 
 Cl,KAN hands. 
 
 Job 9 . 30 . if T make my hands ever so c. 
 
 17 . 9 . he that hath c. hands shad be stronger 
 Psal. 24. 4. he that hath c. hands and a pure heart 
 C 1,1,AN heart. ^ , 
 
 Psal 51. 10. create in me a c. heart, O God, renew 
 7.3 1 God is good to Isr. and sucli as are ot a c. h. 
 Prov. 20, 9. who can say, 1 have made my heart c. 7 
 CLF,.4N. 
 
 Lev. 13. 13. he is c, 17 , 37, 39.11 40. yet is he c. 41. 
 
 15. 8. that hath the issue spit on him that n r. 
 
 Num. 9 . 1,3. a man that M f. not on a journey, 19 . 9. 
 Psal. 19 . 9 . fear of the Lord isc. enduring tor ever 
 Prov. 14. 4. where nor oxen are, the crib is c. 
 
 John 13. 10. to wash his feCt, but is c. every whit 
 
 Pronounce CEY.ASi. ^ 
 
 Lev. 13. 6. the priest shall pnmonnee him c. 14. 7- 
 Shall he CLEA^. , 
 
 Lev. 11. 36. a fountain wherein is water shall he c. 
 
 12. 8. slier. 15.28. II13. 58. itr. 14.53. Amw. 31.23. 
 14. 9. he shall wash his flesh in -water, h- ■•■haUhe c. 
 
 20.1 15. 13.1 17 .15.1 22. 7 A«w. 19._1C, 19. 
 Nvm. .31. 24. and ye shall he c. Ezek.^. -p. 
 
 Psal 51. 7 . purse m.e with hyssop, and 1 shall bee. 
 
 -CLEANNKS.S. ^ .u 
 
 2 Sam, 22. 21. according to the c, of my hands hath 
 the Lord recompensed me, Id. 20. 
 
 25. according to my r. in Ins eye sight, Psai. 18.24. 
 /Imos 4. 6. 1 also have given you r. ot teet.i mcities 
 CLEANSE. 
 
 Fxod. ^9. .36. thou shalt r. the altar. Lev. 16. 19. 
 Lev. 14. 40. shalt take to r. the house, two bu ds, o2. 
 Num. 8. 6. take the Levites and r. them 
 2 Chron. 29.15. tor. the buuse ot the Lent, It). 
 Nch. 13. 22. that the I evites should r. themselves 
 Psal. 19. 12. r. thou me from secret faults 
 51. 2. wash me thoroughly, and r. me ti-cm my sin 
 119. 9. wherew ith shall a young man r. his way I 
 Jn' 4 ' 11. a drv w in;i not to fan nor to r. 
 
 .3.3.’8. 1 will r.'thcm from iniquity, EErE. .37.23. 
 Ezek. .36. 25. from all your idols will I r. you 
 . 39 . 12. burying, that they mayr. the land, lo. 
 
 4 k 20. thus shalt thou r. and purge it 
 45.18. take a voung hiillock, and r. the sanctuary 
 Joel 3 '’1. 1 w’lll r. their blool 1 have not dean.sed 
 'Mat. 10. 8. heal tlie sick, r. lepers, i-aise the dealt 
 0.3 og. c. first that which is within the cup 
 
 oCrrT 1 letusr.ourselvesfromalllilthiiiessotflesti 
 
 I'ph. 5. 26. might r. it w ith the washing or w ater 
 Jam. 4. 8. r. yourhamls, ye sinners, iinrity hearts 
 1 Juitn 1. 9 . to r. us trqm Ml^unrigliteoesness 
 
 lev 11. 32. he unclean until even, so shall it he r. 
 
 12. 7 . she shall he r. from the issue ot her blood 
 l-E 4. to take for him that is to lie r'-J'T 
 14. the ear of him that is to bee. D , 18, -.o. 
 Num. 35. 33. the land cannot be ot t!« 
 
 J: sh. 22. 17 . from w Inch w e are not c. till this cay 
 " Chron jl9- 18. w e have r. all the bouse ot the E. 
 30 18. for manv bad not c. themselves, yet did eat 
 19. that prepareth his heart, thoucdi he be note. 
 31. 5. Josiah c. Jiidab and Jerusalem , . 
 
 Nell. 13. 9. 1 commanded, and they c. the chambers 
 
CLI 
 
 C LO 
 
 J^eft. 13. 30. thus I c. them from all strangers 
 Job 35. 3. what profit, if 1 be c. from my sin ? 
 Psal. 73. 13. verily 1 have c. my heart in vain 
 Isa. 3. tse. she bein.>r c. shall sit on the ground 
 £,zek. 22. 2-1. thou art tlie land that is not c. 
 
 44. 26. after he is c. reckon to him seven da\’s 
 Dan. 8. 14. then shall the sanctuary be c. 
 
 Joel 3. 21. cleanse their blood 1 have not c. 
 
 Mat. 8. 3. immediately his leprosy wasc. 
 
 11. 5. the lepers are c. the deaf hear, Luke 7. 22. 
 Mark 1. 42. the leprosy departed, and he was c. 
 Luke 4. 27. none was c. save Naaman the Syrian 
 7. 22. the lepers c. the deaf hear, tlie dead raised 
 17- 14. that <is the lepers "U’ent they were c. 
 
 17. were not ten c. but where are the nine ? 
 
 Acts 10.15. tlie voice spake, what G. hath c. 11. 9. 
 CLKaN8£ I H. 
 
 Job 37. 21. but the wind passeth and c. them 
 Prov. 20. .30. blueness of a wound c. away evil 
 
 1 Jo/m 1. 7 . blood of .Jesus Christ c. us from all sin 
 
 CLEAN.SII'JG. 
 
 Lev. 13. 7. hath been seen of tlie priest for his c. 
 Mum. 6. 9. shave his head in the day of his c. 
 Mark 1. 44. go and offer for thy c. Luke 5. 14. 
 CLEAR. 
 
 Gen. 24. 0. thou shalt be c. from this my oath, 41. 
 
 16. or how shall we c. ourselves ? 
 
 Exod. 34.7. and that will by no means c. the guilty 
 
 2 .Saw. 23. 4. as tender grass, by c. shining after rain 
 Psal. 51. 4. miglitest be c. when thou judgest 
 Eccl. .3. + 18. that they might c. God, and see 
 Cant. 6.10. fair as moon, c. as tlie sun, as an army 
 /ra.18.4.in my dwelling-place like a c. heaton lierbs 
 Amos 8. 9. I will darken the earth in a c. day 
 Zec/i.W. 6. the liglit shall not bee. nor dark 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 11. ye have approved yourselves to be c. 
 Pev. 21.11. her light wasc. as crystal, 22 .1. 
 
 18. the city was 'pure gold like to c. glass 
 CLEARER. 
 
 Job 11. 17 . tliine age sliall be c. than the noon day 
 CLEARING. 
 
 A«w. 14. 18. and by no means c. the .guilty 
 £ Cor. 7. 11. what c. of yourselves it wrought 
 ^ CLEARLY. 
 
 Job 33. 3. my lips shall utter knowledge c. 
 
 Mai. 7. 5. see c. to pull out the mote,''Luke 6. 42 
 Mark 8. 25. was restored, and saw every man c 
 Pom. 1. 20. things from creation are c. seen 
 CLEARNES.S. 
 
 Exod, 24.10. and as tlie body of lieaven in his c 
 _ CLEA V E. 
 
 Lev. l. 17 . he shall r. it with the wings thereof 
 Psal. 74 .1.5 thou didst 0 . the fountain and the flood 
 jtlao, 3. 9. thou didst c. the earth with rivers 
 Zech. 14. 4. the mount shall c. in the midst thereof 
 CLEAVE, Ferb. 
 
 Gen.Q. *4. aman shall leave ^her and mother, and 
 shall to his wife, ili7r. 19 . 5 . Mark. 10 . 7 . 
 
 to the Lord your God 
 
 10. .^0. hiinser\ e, to hini shaitthou c. and swear bv 
 i, 113 - 4 . 1 . 30 . 20 . Josh. 22 . 5 
 
 T 'i , “oughtot cursed thing to thy hand 
 Josh. 23. 8. but c. to the l ord your God ^ 
 y.f you will c. to the Lord your Gorl 
 
 ~r• V’fi c. to thee 
 
 and the clods c. fast together 
 
 ^ work, it shall not c. to me 
 
 1 A rl groanmg my bones c. to my skin 
 1 . 37 . 6. et my tongue c. to the roof of my mouth 
 Isa. 14.1. they' shall c. to the house of J_crb 
 ^ caused to c. to me Israel 
 4>. 116. the famine wdiereot ye ivere afraid shall c 
 
 tliereye shall die 
 
 J uiake thy tongue c. to the roof 
 Ean.2. 4.). but they shall not c. one to another 
 ^’’cm with flatteries 
 purpose of heart c. to the Lord 
 Pom. 1 ^. 9 . auhor evil, c. to that which is good 
 - CLEAVED. 
 
 Tchoramc. to Jeroboam’s sins 
 
 31 ^ ' 7 ' im/v “ loofof their mouth 
 
 oi. 7 . and it any blot have c. to my' hands 
 
 j flesh 
 
 41 “•?’ ^uugue c. to jaws 
 
 li 0'S Anfc ease, say they, c. fast to him 
 iib'or " bowed down, our bellv c. (0 earth 
 dust, miicken me 
 
 T ' H' .‘il® ^8'rdle c. to the loins of a man 
 rtheir^;kpf sucking child c. to the roof 
 
 If 11 ^k'’’ ■'vifhered 
 
 x. 2 iAe lu. 11 . the dust of your city which c. on us 
 
 71/» J 1 A t C.- I.yllvA V ill I I i, 
 
 ®k that c. the cleft into two claws 
 RW asunder, andspareth not 
 
 Eccl 10 Q /h ‘'u on earth 
 
 cct. 10.9.that c. woc^^hal 1 be endangered thereby 
 
 mIc'i claws 
 
 • l.t. tlie \ alley c. as wax before the fire 
 
 flove, that art in c. of the rocks 
 Je/ 40 'If ^?wk f . of tlie rocks for fear 
 
 xlmcs^'f^r\ fli»lfl" ellest in the c. Chad. 3. 
 
 • 6. 11. he "'ll j.fljc Idtlo house with c. 
 
 Acts .,4. 4 . that thou hear us of thy c. a few words 
 
 Arfetn T I tnjl'RK. 
 
 19 . 3.1. when had appeased the people 
 
 ^^*hr<m Ti’** thee in a c. of the rock 
 
 Job sn “P f. of Ziz 
 
 Isa 'ST n lu of the valleys 
 
 (. • slaying child, in valleys under c. of rocks 
 
 Jei**7'oo'n,p‘v “P upon his hands 
 
 lodo f*’? ^ ^-/'P ^P"^ ’he rocks 
 
 9 thevs^ ® ’”cn of war 
 
 9 ^ o thlvV“un®tkT 
 
 Luke 19 4 Zac/ hpn^^® heaven, thence bring them 
 John 10 1 “P “'’u a sycamore-tree 
 
 10. 1. but c. up some other way, is a thief 
 
 CLIPT. 
 
 Jer. 48. 37. every head be bald, every beard be c. 
 CLOD 8 , 
 
 Joh7. 5. my flesh is cluthed with c. of dust 
 21, 33. the c. of tlie valley shall he sweet to him 
 38. .38. and the c. cleave fast together 
 Isa. 28. 24. doth plovonan break' c. of his ground ' 
 llos. 1 ..ll. Judah sliall plow,Jacobshall breakhise. 
 Jeel 1 . 17 . seed is rotten under their c. the garners 
 ^ CLOKE. 
 
 Jsa. 50.17..l]e svas clad with zeal as a c. 
 
 Ijuat. 5. -K). it take thy coat, let him have thy c. also 
 Luke 6. 29 . him that taketh thy c. forbid not to take 
 John 15. 22. now they have no c. for their sin 
 
 1 Ihess. 2. 5. nor used sve a c. of covetousness 
 
 2 lim. 4. 13. the c. I left at i'roas bring witii thee 
 
 1 Pet. 2.16. not using liberty for a c. of malicious. 
 CLO.SK. 
 
 JS.vm. 5. 13. and it be-kept c. from her husband 
 
 2 Idam. 22.46. be afraid out of c. places, Esal. 18.45. 
 I Chron. 12. 1. while David yet kept himself c. 
 
 Joh 28. 21. and kept c. from the fowls of the air 
 
 41. 15. his scales shut up togeflier as with ac. seal 
 Jer. 42. 16. famine follow c. after you into Egypt 
 Man. 8 . 7 . and 1 saw him come c. to the ram 
 Amos 9.11. and c. up the breaches thereof 
 Luke 9. .36. they kept it c. and told no man in tliose 
 Acts 27 . 13. loosing thence, they sailed c. by Crete 
 ^ CLOSED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 21. Lord c. up the flesh instead thereof 
 -0. IB. the Ixrcl had fast c, up all tlie wombs 
 JSum. 16. . 33 . the earth c. upon them.thev perished 
 Jvdr/. 3. 22. and the fate, upon the blarle'so that he 
 r.'//. 1. 6. fliey' have not been c. nor bound up 
 29 . 10. for ttie J.ord hath c. your eyes 
 Dan. 12. 9. for the words are c. up and sealed 
 Jonah 2.5. the depth c. me round about, weeds wrapt 
 Mat. 13. 15. their eyes they have c. Arts 28. 27. 
 Luke 4. 20. he c. book, ami gave it to the minister 
 D /o i .1 .ELO.SER. [a brother 
 
 1 rov. 18. 24. there is a rnend that sticketli c. tlian 
 
 CI.O.S I'.S T. 
 
 Jer. 22. 15. thou reign, because c. thyself in cedar 
 
 ^ close:!, s. 
 
 Joel 2. 16. let the bride go out of her c. 
 
 Mat. 6. 6. when thou prayest, enter into thy c. 
 Luke 12. 3. what y’e have spoken in the ear in c 
 CLOJH. 
 
 Eum. 4. 8. they shall spread on them a c. of scarlet 
 12. fake instruments and put them in a c. of blue 
 Meut. 22. 17 . shall spread the c. before the elders 
 l^am. 19 . 13. Michal covered the image with a c. 
 21. 9. the SM'ord of Goliath, it is wrapt in a c 
 
 2 Sarn. 20.12. removed Amasa, and cast a c. on'him 
 2 htngs 8. 15. Ifazael took a thick c. and dipt it 
 Isa. 30. 22. shall cast them away as a menstruous c 
 Mat. 9. 16. putteth a piece of new c. Mark 2 ‘’I 
 27 . 59. taken the body, he wrapped it in a linen c. 
 
 Mark 14. 51. having’ a linen c, about his bodv 
 C LOUIE. 
 
 Exod. 40. 14. shalt bring his sons and c. with coats 
 Esth. 4. 4. she sent raiment to c. IMordecai 
 Ps(d. 132. 16. I will c. her priests with salvation 
 18. his enemies will I c. with shame, but on hims. 
 Prov. 23. 21. drowsiness shall c. a man with rags 
 Isa. 22. 21. 1 will c. him with thy robe and strength. 
 49. 18. thou shalt surely c. thee with them all 
 
 r. the heavens with hlackne.ss, and make 
 Ezek. 26. 16. shall c. themselves with trembling 
 .34. 3. ye eat the fat, and c. you witli the woof 
 I/ag. 1. 6. ye c. vou, but there is none warm 
 Eech. .3. 4. I will c. thee with change of raiment 
 iliar.6.30. irGod so c. grass of field, shall henotmiich 
 more c. you, O ye of little faith I Luke 12 ’'-8 
 _ CLOTHED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 21. J^. God made coats of skins and c. them 
 Lev. 8.7. Moses c. Aaron with robe, and put ephod 
 Judg. 6. + 34. the Spirit of the Lord r. OiHpnn 
 
 Judg. 6. + 34. the Spirit of the Lord r. Gideon 
 
 1 -SVsrw. 17 . + 5. Goliath was c. with a ccat of mail 
 + .38. Saul c. David with his clothes 
 
 2 Sam. 1 24. weep over Saul \Oio c. you with scar. 
 
 1 Citron. 12.+ 18. then the S[)int c. Amasai 
 
 21. 16. David and Isr. who were c. with sackcloth 
 
 2 Uifon. 6. 41. let thy priests be c. with salvation 
 
 18. 9. the king of isr. and Judah r. in robes sat 
 
 24. +20. the Spirit of God c. Zachariali 
 
 28. 15. spoil c. all that were naked among them 
 Esth. 4. 2. none enter king's gate c. v. ifh sk-kcloth 
 Job 7 . 5. my nesli is c. with worms and clods 
 10. 11. thon haste, me with skin and flesh 
 29- J4. I put on righteousness and it r. me 
 7 j ■ neck with tiumder ? 
 
 Psal. 35. 26. let them be c. with shame, 109 '’9 
 6.n. 13. the pastures arc c. with flocks, the vall’evs 
 ’® Lord is r. with 
 
 1U4. 1. tnou art c. with honour and rnajes+y 
 
 '.'>'iis-.with cursing as with garm. 
 132. 9. let thy pnes's be c. with righteousness 
 r househ. arek. with scarlet 
 
 i.frt. 61.10. he hath c. me with garments of salvation 
 Ezek. 16. 10. I c. thee also w ith broiilered work 
 yfi' 't?' ^"'itli scarlet and a chain 
 j i* . such as are c, witli strange apparel 
 was c. with filtliy garments 
 ^ ’*''**'’ ''tfiment, L.uke 7 . 25 
 
 25. .36. nak. and ye. c. me 1! 43. nak. and ye c. me not 
 
 -'I , r '"■'fl' camel's hair and girdle 
 
 5.1.). they see him sitting, and r. Luke 8. .35 
 r they r. Jesus with purple, and platted 
 
 L7i/:e 16.19. a certain rich man c. m purple and linen 
 2 Cor 5. 2. desiring to he c. upon w itii onr house 
 3. it so be that beingc. we shall not he found naked 
 c- luimility, G. resists proud 
 raiment, that thou mavest he c. 
 iv'i'J saw another mighty angel c. w i'th a cloud 
 1 /)' 'i' * 1 ® ■'vitnesscs shall prophesy c. in sackcl. 
 In' lo u ® !'PP‘'^*''ed a woman c. with the snn 
 
 19. 13. he was c. with a vesture dipt in blood 
 
 „ , GI.O'l IlED, with linen. 
 
 / / '/u tliem was c. w'ith linen 
 
 44. 1^. they shall be c, with linen Ji^armeiits 
 IJan, 10. 5. beliold a certain man r. with linen 
 
 CLO 
 
 Dan. 12. 6 . one said to the man c. m linen, how lon» 
 Pev. 15.6, c. in pure and white linen, 18.16.1 19 14 . 
 Miall be CLO 1 El ED. 
 
 Job 8 . 22. they that hate thee shall be c. with shame 
 ■kfek.7. 27 . the prince shall he c. with desolation 
 j,,- "• 7 • cead this writing, shall he c. with scar let 
 Mat. 6 . 3J. or wherewithal shall we he c. '/ 
 
 Pev. 3. 5. he tliat overcometh shall be c. 4. 4 
 ,, Cl.OlHES. 
 
 Oen. 49 . 1 ). he w'ashed his c. in the blood of grapes 
 Lxnd. 12. 34. their troughs bound up in their c. 
 
 3 . 1 . 19 . the c. ot service to do service, 39. 1, 41. 
 Lev. 10. 6 . nor rend your c. lest ye die, 21. 10. 
 
 V' waxen old, Aeh. 9.21. 
 
 xGsth 3. + 4. Iitt up the c. that are at his feet 
 1 Sam. IJ. .^1. .Saul stript oft ids c. and prophesied 
 
 1 Kings 1 . 1 covered k. David with c. but no heat 
 
 7i hold ot his own r. and rent 
 
 2 C//Wi d4. 27 . thou didst, rend thy c. and weep 
 
 7 An ^ i"*”" ^^rethren, none ot us put offour c 
 
 7 I A V,HJ* HV.71AV, I./1 ua lJUL 
 
 Job 9. 31. and my own c. shall abhor me 
 22. t 6. thou hast stripped the c. off the naked 
 Prox). 6 . 27 . take fire, and his c. not be burnt I 
 Exek. 16. 39 . shall strip thee also of thy c. 23. 26. 
 Mat. 24. 18. nor let him return back to take his c. 
 Mark j. 28. it 1 touch but his c. 1 shall be whole 
 J5. 20. took off purple, and put his own c. on him 
 Luke 2. 7 . and wrapped him m swaddling c. 12. 
 
 8 . 27 . a man that ware no c. nor abode in any house 
 
 19 . .36. as he went tliey spread their c. in the way 
 
 24.12. he beheld the linen c. laid, John 20. 5. 
 
 John 11. 44. came hound hand and foot with grave c 
 
 19.40. took body ot .Jesus, and wound it in linen c. 
 
 20. 7 . the napkin not lying with the linen c. 
 
 'Jets 7 . 58. witnesses lain dow n their c. at Saul’s feet 
 22. 23. as they cried out an,I cast off their c. 
 
 ^ Pent CLO HIES. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 29. Reuben || .34. Jacob I'ent his c. 
 
 44.13. Joseph’s brethren rent ihcii c. and returned 
 Sum. 14. 6. .Joshua and Caleb rent their c. 
 
 J 0 S. 1 . 7 . 6. Joshua 11 Judg. 11.35. Jephtliah rent his c. 
 ^ Sam. 3. 31. rent your c. gird you with sackcloth 
 1 Kings21.27. Ahab y 2 Kings 5. 8. king of Israel 
 
 0 TT- 1 / 7 / A.i i. . , mtr h'is c. 6.30. 
 
 - Kings ll. 14. Athaliah rent here. 2 Chr. 23. 1.3. 
 19 .1. wlieii Ilezekiah heard he rent his c. Isa. ,37.1. 
 Esth. 4.1. when Mordecai perceived, he rent hisc. 
 Mat. 26. bo. high priest rent his c. Mark 14. 63. 
 xJets 14. 14. apost. harnabasand Paulrewr their c. 
 16. 22. and the magistrates rent off tlieir c. 
 
 _ CLOIIIES rent. 
 
 Eov. 13.45. the leper’s c. shall be rent, his head bare 
 
 1 Sam. 4.12. a man came to Shiloh with his c. rent 
 "10 L 2. came a man from Saul with his c. rent 
 
 1.3. 31. all his servants stood with their c. rent 
 
 2 Kings 18. 3?. to Ilezekiah with c. rent, Isa. 36. 22. 
 
 Jer. 41. 5. men came to Mizpeh with their e. rent 
 r' / CLOJHES. 
 
 iijxod, 19 . 10. let them wash their c, Niim, 8 . 7. 
 
 Lev. 11. 25. shall xcash his c. 40. 1 1.3. 6. 1 14 8 9.47 
 AT * 22.1 1.6. 26, 28. Mum. 19. io, I 9 I 
 
 Aww. 19. I . then the priest shall xcash his c. 8, 19. 
 31. 24. ye shall xcash your c. on the seventh dav 
 Washed CLOTHES. 
 
 Exod. 19 .14. and the people icashed their c. 
 
 Kum. 8. 21. Levites purified and xcashed their c. 
 
 19, 24. Mex^hioosbeth washed not his c, 
 
 ^ CLOTH ES I'. 
 
 Jer. 4. 30. though thou c. thyself with crimson 
 ^ CLOTH 1 IN G. 
 
 Job 22. 6. thou hast stripped the naked of their c. 
 
 24. 7 . they cause the naked to lodge without c 
 _^10. they cause him to go naked wifliout c. 
 
 31. 19 . it 1 have seen any perish for want of c. 
 
 Psal. o5. 13. hut as forme, my r. was sackcloth 
 4o. 13. kings daughter, her c. is of wTouglit gold 
 lambs are forth 3 ’ c. and goats 
 ol. 22. the virtuous woman's c. is silk and purple 
 
 25. .stixngth and honour are her c. she shall rejoice 
 Isa. ,3. 0. saying, thou hast c. be thou our ruler 
 
 7 . tor in my house is neither bread nor c. 
 
 23.18, her merchandise shall he for durable c. 
 
 59. 17 . he put on the garments of vengeance fore. 
 Jer. 10. 9. blue and purple is their c. are the work 
 7 . 15 in sheep s c. |! I 1 . 8 . that wear soft c. 
 Mark 12. 38. the scribes that love to go in lono- c 
 Acts 10. 30. a man stood before me iii brinht c 
 James 2. 3. respect to him that weareth the gav c 
 . .. CJ.OL'D ’ 
 
 Signifies, [1] A congeries chiefly of xcatery par¬ 
 ticles, draxun or sent out oj the earth in vapours, 
 into the middle region of the air, 2 Sam 2*’ l'^ 
 
 [2] The heavens, Psal. 36. .5.168. .34.’ cjl ^ 
 great number, lleb. 12. 1. [4j A fog, or mist, 
 
 llos. (). 4. 
 
 The scripture represents the clouds as conservato¬ 
 ries oj xcaiei, or ram, which are scattered upon 
 the earth at Cod's command, .Job 20. 8. He 
 biiidetli up the w aters in bis thick clouds. God 
 confines the xvaters in the clouds, as in a bottle * 
 he scaiteis them afterwards upon the earth, as it 
 were through a watering-pot. Joh speaking of 
 the matter of the Chaos, which covered the xchote 
 earth at the beginning of the world, says, that 
 (md had hemmed in the sea, or the xvah . s, as it 
 were with a ckvd, and covered it with darkness, 
 
 Its a child IS wrapped up in swaddling-clothes, 
 •Job 38. 9. 1i hen the sacred writers 'speak of 
 the second coming of Christ, they descril.c him. 
 to us as descending upon the clouds, encompassed 
 with all Ins majesty. Mat. 21. .'JO. Pev. 1 . 7 . 
 f be prophet Isaiah, speaking if the conversion or 
 the Gentiles, compaics their flocking into the 
 church to the flight or quick motion of a cloud - 
 not ng that they should come in great multitudes 
 and with great speed and eagerness, l.sa. 60 8 ^ 
 St. Peter compares seducers 'to clouds tliat are 
 carried with a tempest, 2 Pel. 2. 17 By 
 which comparison he .sets forth both the incon- 
 staucy cj these seducers, that, like clouds driven 
 with the w'lnd, they are tossed to and fro f.om 
 one doctrine to another; and likewise their dt- 
 
 - 67 
 
COL 
 
 C LO 
 
 feitfiihtess, that they make a sherc of ti hat they 
 have not, as clortds do oj rain, and yet are scat¬ 
 tered uithoiit yielding any. And ^.oloinon com¬ 
 pares the infirmities of old age, which arise sue- 
 cessively one after aiwthety to ciuuus returning 
 after rain, Eccl. 1C. 2. , ^ e 
 
 J\ hen the Israelites departed cut of V.gyrU ad 
 gave them a pillar of cloud to direct them in their 
 march. This pillar was commonly tn the Jront oJ 
 the Israelitish army; hut when they were come 
 to the Red sea, and the Egyptian army appeared 
 to them, the pillar of cloud which stood befire the 
 camp of Israel, placed itself between that and 
 the camp of the Egyptians, so that Egyptians 
 could not come, near the Israelites all night, *'.xo(l. 
 14. 19, CO. But in the morning about break oJ 
 day, seeing the cloud moving on toward the sea, 
 and following the Israelites who had passed 
 through its channel, which was left dry for them 
 in the night time, the Egyiitians resolved upon 
 vursuing them^ and icere all covf^red uxtU the 
 waters of the Red sea, which returned upon them 
 and destroyed them. This cloud continued always 
 from that time to attend the Israelites tn the wil¬ 
 derness. It was clear and bright duruig the night, 
 in order to give them light tvhen it grew dark, 
 and in the day-time it was thick and gloomy, the 
 better to defend them from the escessne heats oJ 
 the Arabian deserts, through which theyperjormed 
 
 their journey. , . ., 
 
 The same cloud by its motions gave likewise the 
 signal to the Israelites, cither to encamp or to de 
 camp; so that where that stayed, the people stayed 
 till it rose again ; then they broke up their carrip, 
 and followed it till it stopped. It teas called o 
 Pillar, by reason of its form, which tvas high and 
 elevated, as it were a pile and heap (’J JOQS. Ihis 
 cloud not only enlightened the Israelites, mit also 
 protected them, and vus a continual pledge oj 
 God's presence, power, and protection, jo this the 
 prophet Isaiah alludes, when he says, ine Eorcl 
 ■will create upon every dwelling-place of mount 
 7ion, and upon her assemblies, a cloud and 
 smoke by day, and the shining ot a flaming tire 
 by night, Isa. 4. 5. that is. That God wouldbethe 
 
 director,protector, and glory j of his church. 
 
 Gen. 9. 1.3. I do set my bow m the c. tor a token 
 14.’ that the bow shall be seen in the c. 16. 
 
 Erod. 14. CO. it was a c. and darkness to them 
 16. 10. behold, the glory of the L. appeared m the c. 
 19.9. Lord said, lo, 1 come unto thee m a thick c. 
 C4.15. Moses went up, and a c. covered the mount 
 16. and the r. covered it six days, and seventh day 
 God called to Moses out of the midst ot the c. 
 18. Moses went into the midst of the c. 
 
 34. 5. the Lord descended m the c. Rum. 11. Co. 
 
 C O A 
 
 C Sam. C3. 4. he shall he as a morning without c. 
 
 I Kings 18. 45. the heaven was black with c. 
 
 20. 6. thougli his head reach to the c. 
 
 2^ 14 thick c. are a covering that he seem not 
 Cfl! 8. he hindeth up the waters in his thick c. 
 
 ,36. 29. can any understand the spreaxlingsot the c .. 
 37. 16. knowest thou the balancings ot the c.. 
 
 ;lt5. .37. wlio can number thee, in wisdom. 
 
 Rsal. 36. 5. thy faithfulness reaclieth to the c. 
 
 57 10 and thy truth reacheth to the c. 108.4. 
 
 68'. 34.’ and Ids strength is in the c. 
 
 77. 17. c. poured out water, skies sent out a sound 
 
 78. 23. tho’ he had commanded the c. trpm above 
 <17 2 c and darknp.ss are round about him 
 
 ilVt. 3. c. his chariot ll 147-8. covers heaven with c. 
 Rrov. 3. 20. and the c, (iropped down the dew 
 8. 28. when he established the r. above 
 
 40. 34. a c. covered the tent of the congregation 
 38. the c. of lx>rd was on the tabernacle by day 
 J,sv. 16. 2. 1 will appear in the c. on mercy-seat 
 fij/ni 9. 19. when tne c. tarried long on tabernacle 
 10. 34. the c. of the Lord was upon them by flay 
 1 Kings 8. 10. priests came out of holy place, the c. 
 lilled house of Txird, 2 Chron.5.VS. LxeX'. 10.4. 
 18. 44. there ariseth a little c. like a man s hand 
 Job 3. 5. that day be darkness, leta c. dwell upon it 
 22. 13. how God know r can he judge thro dark c. 7 
 .30. 15. and my welfare passeth away as a c. 
 
 ,38. 9. when 1 made the r. the garment thereof 
 Psal. 78. 14. in the day-time he led them with a c. 
 105. 39. he spread a c. for a covering, and hre to 
 Erov 16.15. nis favour is as a c. ot the latter ram 
 I.sa. 4. 5. Lord will create on her assemblies a c. 
 
 18. 4. like a sea of dew in the heat ot hai-yest 
 
 19. 1. behold, the Lord rideth upon a swift c. 
 
 44.22. I have blotted out as a thicx c. thy transgres- 
 
 ' sions,and as ac. thysins, return, I have redeem.thee 
 60. 8. who are these that flee as a c. as the doves . 
 Lam.H. 1. covered the daughter of Zion with ac 
 3. 44. thou hast covered tlivself with a c. 
 
 Estek. 1. 4. a great c. and afire infolding itself 
 riQ. as the appearance of the how that is in the c. 
 
 8. 11. and a thick c. of incense went up 
 10 ft. anti the house was filled with the c. 
 
 .30.18. as for her, a c. shall cover her, her daughters 
 30 7 1 will cover the sun with a c. and the moon 
 ‘is! 9. thou Shalt be like a c. to cover the land, 16. 
 Mat. 17. 5. c. overshadowed, Mark 9- 7. Luke 9. .34. 
 
 behold, a voice out of the c. said, Luke 9. 3j. 
 I.nkc 12. .54. when ye see a c. rise out ot the west 
 21. 27. shall see the Son of Man coming in a c 
 Acts!. 9 . a c. received him out of their sight 
 1 Cor. 10. 1. all our fathers were under the c. 
 
 * anti were all baptized to ?»loses in the c . 
 
 Rev. 10.1. a mighty angel came clothed w:th a c 
 11. 12. they ascended up to heaven in a c. 
 
 14 14. white c. and upon the c. one sat, 1j, 16. 
 CLOUD abode. 
 
 Erod. 40. 35. because the c. abode thereon 
 Num. 9. 17. where c. abode there pitched their tents 
 18 as long <is c. abode they rested in the tents 
 Morning CLOUD. 
 
 IIos. 6. 4. for your goodness is as a morning c. 
 
 13 3. they shall be as the morning c. and early dew 
 Pillar of CLOCi). 
 
 Exod. 13. 21. went before them by day in a p. cfc. 
 22. he took not away the p. of c. by day. nor hre 
 14. 24. Lord looked on Egyptians thro pillriroj c. 
 Kum. 12.5. L. came down in pillar rj c. and stooct 
 ^Deiit. 31.15.1., appeared inp. of c. and p. oj c. stood 
 Keh. 0.19. fhe.pillar r/c. departed not from them 
 CLOUD taken up. ^ 
 
 Exod. 10. 36. when the c. was taken up. Rum. 9-1<- 
 3 . if the r. were not taken up, they lourneyed n<it 
 R'um. 9. 17. c. was taken up from tabernacle, 10.11. 
 IVhite CLOUD. 
 
 Rev. 14. 14. behold a white c. and on the c. one sat 
 CEOUD of witnesses. 
 
 Ueb, 12.1. we are compassed with so great a c. oj 
 CEOUDS. . . , , 
 
 Deut. 4. 11. with darkness, c. and thick darkness 
 Jvdg. 5. 4. Iieavens dropped, c. also dropiied water 
 2 Sam. 22.12. about him tliick c. ot the skies 
 68 
 
 25.14. is like r. and wind without ram 
 E.ccl. 11. 4. he that regartleth the c. shall not reap 
 12 2 nor the c. return attcr tlie ram 
 Isa. 5 6. 1 will command thee, that they rain not 
 14 14 I will ascend above the height of thee. _ 
 
 Jer 4.13. behold he shall come up as c. and chariots 
 Dan. 7 . 13. Son of ISIan come, with the c. of heaven 
 Joel 2 2. a day of c. and darkness, Zc/i/p 1. lo. 
 
 Nah. ].~3. and the c. are the dust of his feet 
 Zech. 10. 1. so the l/ird shall make brigtit c. _ 
 
 Mat. 24.30. they shall see the Son of Man corning m 
 the c. with power, 26. 64. Mark 13. 20.1 
 1 Thess. 4.17. shall be caught up with tliem m c. 
 
 Pet. 2.17. they are c. carried with a teinpest 
 12. c. they are without water, earned <*hout 
 Rev 1.7. behold he cometh with c.every eyeshall see 
 ‘ CLOUDY. , ^ ^ , 
 
 Exod. 33.9. the c.pillar descendecl, and stood at door 
 10 all the people saw the c. pillar stand at <io<j>r 
 Keh. 9 . 12. thou leddest them in the day by c. pillar 
 Psal. 99. 7- ho spake to them in the c. pillar 
 Ezek *30 3. the day of the Ixird is near, a c. day 
 •14 io they have been scattered in the c. day 
 CLOVEN. 
 
 Lev 11 3. whatsoever is c.-tooted that shall ye eat 
 7.'tho' the swine he c.-footed he is unclean __ 
 
 26. not c.-footed are unclean to you. Dent. 14. i- 
 Arts <’ 3 there appeared to them c. tongues 
 CI.OUL'ED. 
 
 Tosh 9 5. they took old shoes and c. on their feet 
 CLOU IS. 
 
 Jer 38. U. Fbed-melech took old cast c. and rags 
 nut these old cast c. under thiiie arm-holes 
 CEUSl'KK. 
 
 \um. 13. 23. cut from I'shcol a branch with one c 
 Cant. 1. 14. my beloved is as a c. of camp.lire 
 La. 65.8. as new wine is founcl m tJie c. so will I do 
 lilic 7 1. woe is me, there is no c. to eat 
 CLUSI'EIIS. 
 
 Gen. 40. 10. the c. thereof brought forth ripe Shapes 
 
 Deut 32. grapes are grapes of gall, their c. bitter 
 
 \Sam. 25.18. Abigail brought 1(K) c. ot raisins 
 
 30 12 they gave the Egyptian two c. of raisins 
 
 Cant. 7 . 7. thy breasts like two c. of grapes, 8. 
 
 Rev. 14. 18. g'ather the c. of the vine of the earth 
 
 COAL. , . , ■ , i-i 
 
 o Ram. 14.7. so shall quench my c. which is left 
 Isa. 6. 6. seraphim having a live c. m his hand 
 47. 14. there shall not be a c. to warm at 
 Larn 4. 8. their visage is blacker tlian a c. 
 
 COALS. . 
 
 Lev 16. 12. he shall take a censer full of burning c. 
 Deiit ,3<’. t 24. shall he devoured with burning c. 
 
 1 Kiiigs'lQ. 6. a cake baken on the c. and a cruse 
 JciA 4E 21. his breath kindletli c. anci a flaine gqeth 
 Psal. 18.8. there went tire, c. were kindled bv it 
 12. thick clouds passed, bail-stoncs and r. ot nre 
 120". 4. sharp arrows of mighty with c. or jumper 
 140 10. let burning c. tall on them, lettnem 
 Prov. 6. 28. can one goon hot c. and not be burnt. 
 05 c,r)_ thou shalt heap r. ot fire, Rom. 1^- -O- 
 26. 21. as c. are to burning c. and wood to tire 
 Cant. 8.6. the c. thereof are c. ot fire, which hath 
 Isa 44 12. the smith with tongs worketh m the c. 
 19. I have baked bread upon the c. thereot 
 54.16. 1 created the smith that bloweth tlie c. 
 
 Er 'ek. 1.13. their appearance was like burning c. 
 
 10. 2. go in and fill thine hand with c. ot nre 
 24! ll.'^then set it empty on thee, thereot 
 Hab. 3. 5. burning c. went forth at his feet 
 John 18.18. the servants who had made a tire ot c. 
 
 <*1 9 they saw a fire of c. and fish laid tliereoii 
 ~ COASt'. 
 
 Exod. 10. 4. 1 will bring the locusts 
 Kum. 24. 24. ships shall come from c. of Chittim 
 Deut. 11.24. to tne uttermost sea shall your e. oe 
 19. 8. if the Lord thy Cod enlarge thy c. 
 
 Josh 1. 4. going down of the sun shall be your c. 
 
 18. 5. .Tudah shall abide in their c. on the south 
 Judg. n. 20. Sihon trusted not Israel to pass Ins c. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. if it go up by the way ot his own c. 
 
 7. 13. they came no more into the c. m 'sraei 
 17. t i. the Philistines pitched in c. of Diunmim 
 27. 1. to seek me anv more in any c. ot Israel 
 3v1.14. we made an invasion on the c. ot luciaii 
 o A'jwffx 14. 25. .leroboam restored thee, of Israel 
 1 Chron. 4.10. wouldest bless me, and enlarge m\ r. 
 
 Zevh <’ 7. the c. shall he. for the remnant ot .1 udah 
 
 ^ ■ Sea COAST. 
 
 Eick. 25.16.1 will destroy the remnant ot the sea c. 
 Zevh.fi. 5. woe to the inhabitants ot the sea c. 
 
 6 the sea c. shall he dwellings tor the shepherds 
 Mat.A. 13. .lesusdwelt in Capernaum upontheseac. 
 Luke 6. 17. multitude from sea c. came to hear 
 South COASl. 
 
 Josh. 15. 1. Zin the uttermost part ot the south r. 
 
 4. were at the sea, this shall ne your soutli c. 
 
 18 19. at south end of .Iordan ; this was the south c. 
 
 COASTS. . 
 
 Exod. 10.14. the locusts rested in all the c. of Egy pt 
 10. remained not one locust in all the c. <>f k p pt 
 Deut. 2. 4. to pass throug-h the. c. ot your hretliien 
 16. 4. no leavened bread be seen in all thy c. 
 
 19! .3. thou shalt divide the r. of thy land 
 Josh. is. 5. Joseph shall abide in their c. on north 
 
 Judg. 18.2. Dan sent hve men from their c. 
 
 19 29. sent Ids concubine into all the c. ot Israel 
 
 1 Ram. 7 . 14. the c. thereof did Israel deliver out oj 
 11. 3. may send messengei's into all c. ot Israel, 7- 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 5. be destioyed from the c. ot Israel 
 
 1 C/irtw. 21.12. angel ot Ixird destroying thro'all c. 
 o Chrrm. 11. 13. resorted to him out ot all their c. 
 ~Psal. 1U5. 31. there came lice in all their c. 
 
 33. he smote their vines, and brake trees ot their c. 
 Jer. 25. 32. a great wldrlw ind be raised trom the c. 
 Erek. 33. 2. if the people take a man ot their c. 
 
 Joel 3. 4. what to do m ith me, all c. of Palestine . 
 
 Mat. ft. 16. Herod sent and slew children in all the c, 
 
 8. .34. he would depart out ot their c. Markb.y7; 
 
 15. 21 then lesusdepart. into c. ot 1 yre and Sioon 
 Mark7. 31. departing from thec. of lyre and Sidon 
 Acts 13 50. expelled Paul and Barnabas outot c. 
 
 Ct)A 1. 
 
 Gen. 37. 3. J acob niatle .1 oseph a c. of many colours 
 32. they sent the c. of many colours, and said, thii 
 have we found, know whether it be thy son s c. 
 £xo</.28.4.makefor Aaron a robe and broiaered c. 
 
 29. 5. and thou shalt put upon Aaron tlie c. 
 
 Lev 8 7. he put upon him the c. and girded him 
 
 16. ’4. he shall put on the holy linen r. 
 
 1 Ram. ft. 19. his mother made Samuel a little c. 
 
 17 5 Goliath was armed with a c. ot mail, 38. 
 
 2 Ram. 15. 32. Hushai met David with his c. rent 
 Juh .30.18. it bindeth me about as collar ot my c. 
 Cant. 5. 3. 1 have putofl my c. howshall 1 put it on. 
 Hint. 5. 40. if any sue thee, and take away thy c. 
 l.uk 'e 6. 29. thy cloke, forbid not to take thy c. also 
 John 19.23. now the c. was without seam, woven 
 
 o\ 7 Peter "irthis fisher's f. unto him, cast hinis. 
 
 ' t:OA 1 .S. 
 
 G-n 3 oi.Codmadec. of skins, and clothed them 
 Exod. 28. 40. for .Aaron's sons thou shalt make c. 
 
 29. 8. bring his sons, and put c. on them, 40.14. 
 
 Lev. a. 13. .'loses put c. upon Aaron's Mns 
 lo. 0. they carried them in their c. out qt the camp 
 / )an. 3. 21. then these men were bound in their c. 
 
 27. nor were their c. changed, nor smell ot tire 
 Mat. 10.10. neither provide two c. nor shoes, nor 
 Mark 6 <•. shod with sandals, and put not on two r. 
 
 I uke 3 11. he that hath two c. let him impart to him 
 Acts 9. 39. shewing the c. which Dorcas made 
 CCClvEE. 
 
 Job 31. 40. and let c. grow instead of barley 
 COCKATHICE, S. 
 
 Prov. 23. + .32. at last it stingetli like a c. 
 
 Isa. 11.8. weaned child put his liand on the c. den 
 14 <’9. out of serpent's root shall come tortn a c. 
 
 59’. 5. they hatch c. eggs, weave the spider s web 
 Jer 8.17. 1 will send serpents, c. among you 
 COCK. 
 
 Itfat oif, 34 this night before c. crow, thou shalt 
 ckny ’me thrice, 75. Mark 14. 30, 72. Luke 22. 
 
 74. immediately c. crew, Luke 22.60. John 18. 27- 
 Mark 13. 35. if the master cometh at c. crowing 
 
 JU<7rA- l.>. iA IIICWW. --- -- 
 
 14 68. he went out into porch, and the c. crew .. 
 JohnU.'.lS. verily, verilv, ^ 
 
 not crow till thoii h<ist denied me inricC 
 
 COEEEH. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.8. and put the jewels of gold in a c. 
 
 11. they laid ark and c. with mice, ot gold on cart 
 15 the Levites took down the c. with the ark 
 Ezra 6. t ft. there w as found in a c. a roll 
 COFIT^N. . 
 
 G^n.50.26. Joseph was put in »/• m 
 Luke 7. 114. he came and touched the c. and said 
 COCIIAITON.S. 
 
 Dan 7 28. as for me. my c. much troubled me 
 CDED. . , ,, 
 
 Gen. 8. 22. c. and heat, day and night shall not cease 
 JohftA. 7 . the naked have no covering in the c. 
 37.9. and c. cometh out ot the nort.i 
 Rial. 147.17. who can stand before his c.7 
 Prov. 20.4. the sluggard w ill not plow;by reasono. c, 
 <’5 13. as the c. of snow in the time ot harvest, so is 
 '26. that taketh awav a garment in c. weather 
 25. as c. waters to a thirsty soul, so is gwd news 
 Jer. 18.14. shall the c. flowing waters be forsaken . 
 Nah. 3.17. which camp in the hedges in the c. day 
 Mat. 10. 42. give to little ones a cup ot c. water 
 24.12. iniquity abound, love ot niany shall wax c. 
 John 18.18. servants had made a fire, tor it was c. 
 Acts 28. 2. they received us, because ot the c. 
 o Cor 11. 27. in fastings often, in c. and nakedne^ 
 ~Rev. ’3. IS.'tiiat tliou art neither c. nor hot, 10. 
 
 CO El.AH, S. . 
 
 Judo. 8.26. golden ear rings from Midian. beside 
 Job ‘lb 18. my disease bindeth me as c. ot my coat 
 joo.it). 10 . 3 COEEECFION. , ^ ^ ^ 
 
 o Chrmi. 24. 6. to bring in out of Judah the c. 9. 
 
 T Cor 16 1. now concerning the c. tor the saints 
 COLI.E+tF.. ^ 
 
 o Kings 22.14. Iluldah dwelt in c. 2 Chron. o4- 
 
 ' COEEOP8. ^ . 
 
 Tob 15 27. because he maketh c. of fat on his tlanks 
 COLONY. , . , 
 
 Acts 16.12. Philippi, chief c^C^of Macedonia, andc. 
 
 Lev 1.*. 55. if the plague have not changed his c. 
 
 11. 7. the c. thereof as the r. ot lidellium 
 Esth. 1. + 6. alabaster and stone ot blue c. 
 
 Prov. 23. 31. w hen the w me givcth his c. m the cup 
 Ezek 1.4. out ot the midst thereot as tiie c. ot arnwr 
 '7. sparkled like r. of burnished I’rass, Dfl«. 10.0. 
 1.16. the wheels like unto r. ot a beryl, 10... 
 
 22. the fmnaiiieiit was as the c. ot the 
 Rev. 17. 4. woman w as arrayed 111 purple f, ar 
 COLOUKED. , .tletf 
 
 Rev. 17 .3. I saw a woman sit on a scarlet c. beasi 
 F tlEO E l\t"'. _ 
 
 Gen. .37 .3. Jacob made a coat of many c. for ' 
 Judg. 5. 3il. to Sisera a preyot <’,• 
 
 2 Ram. 13.18. Tamar had a garment 0+ <J.‘'‘‘‘’J 
 1 Chron. 29. 2. 1 have prepared stones qt dn eis c. 
 Isa 54 11- I will lav thy stones with fair c., 
 
 Etek. 16.16. decked^ thy high places ^ 
 
 17. 3 . an eagle witli divers c. came to Lebano 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COLOUR, 
 
 Acts 27 30. under c. as tho’ tliey would cast anchor 
 COLT, 8. 
 
 Gen. 32.15. thirty milch camels with their r. forty 
 
 49. 11. bindimr his ass’s c. to tlie choice %dne 
 Judff. 10. 4. .lair liad 30 sons that rode on 30 ass's c. 
 
 12.14. Abdon’ssons and nephews rode on 70ass's c. 
 Jol> 11. 12. though man he born like a wild ass’s c. 
 Zech. 9. 9. riding upon a c. Mat. 21. 5. Jehn 12.1."). 
 jyflr.21.2..lesus sent two disciples,sayim.M.'O.yeshall 
 find ass tied, f. with her, MarkW. 2. “LiiXe 10. 30. 
 
 7. brought ass and c. and set thereon, Maik 11.7. 
 MarkW. 5._ what do you loosing the c. ? Luke 19. 33. 
 Luke 19. 35. cast garm. on c. and set Jesus thereon 
 COAIK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To draw niqk, or approach, Exod. 
 34. 3. [2] To proceed from, 1 Chron. 29. 14. 
 f.3] To befall, Ezra 9- 13. Job 4. 5. [4] Jo 
 behei-e, John .5. 40. 1 0. .37. [5] To attain to, 
 7- [d] J'o join with, Proverbs 1. 11. 
 [7J touchy^ Ezek, 44. Co. [8] To he ynarried 
 
 50, Dan. 11. 6. [9] J'o lie carnally with, Cen. 
 .‘58. 16. [10] J'o invade, Gen. 34. 25. [11] 'To 
 arise, Num. 24. J. 
 
 Gen. 6. 20. two of every sort shall c. to keep alive 
 
 7. 1. c. thou, and all tliy house into the ark 
 
 8. t 9. he caused her to c. to him into tlie ark 
 
 19. 32. c. let us make our father drink wine 
 
 26. 27. wherefore c. ye to me, seeing ye hate me ? 
 31. 44. c. let us make a covenant, 1 and thou 
 37. !('. c. let us slay him, and cast into some pit 
 41.121. when they had c. to inward parts of tliem 
 42. 7. he said to them, whence c. ye Josh 9 8 
 45. 19, take waggons, bring your father and c. 
 
 49.10. sceptre not depart from Jiidali till Shiloh c. 
 Exod. 19. 9. lo, I c. to thee in a thick cloud 
 
 20. 24. where I record my name 1 will c. and bless 
 23. 27- destroy all people to whom thou shalt c. 
 
 Mum. 10. 29. c. tliou with us, we will do thee good 
 
 22. 6. c. 1 pray tliee, cmse me this people, 11 
 24.19.outof lacobsliallc. hethatsliall havedomi- 
 men. and shall destroy him that remaineth of city 
 Eei/t. 18. 6 it a Levite c. and r. with desire of mind 
 £8. 2. all these blessings shall c. on thee, oyertake 
 lo. all these curses c. on thee, oyertake thee, 45 
 Judg. 13. 5. no razor c. on his head, 1 Saw. 1. ]i.' 
 
 that shall c. on thy two sons in one day 
 
 9. 1.3. tor the people will not eat till he c. because 
 
 10. 8. seven days thou shalt tarry, till I c. to thee 
 
 17. 4.5. but I c. to thee m the name of the Ixrd 
 •20. 21. then c. thou, tor there is peace to thee 
 
 2 Sjim. 0. 9. how shalt the ark of the Lord c. to me ? 
 15. t2. when any c. to the, king for iudgment 
 
 '" ‘I* he is weary and weak 
 
 19. 3.3. c. thou over with me aiTd I will feed thee 
 1 Kings 8. .31. and the oath c. before thine altar 
 
 20. 33. observe, if any thing would c. from him 
 22. 2^. teed this tellow uniil 1 c. in peace 
 
 ^ l^iys 5. 8. let him c. now to me, he shall know 
 10 V]'®'snot the way, c. ye after me 
 
 18. og. till I c. and take you away, Ta. 36. 17. 
 
 1 \hron 29. 12. both riches and honour c, of thee 
 
 14. all things c. of tliee, and of thine have we 
 ..Lhron. tt. 11. holy, whereto the ark of Ixird hath c 
 w' letused to c.at king's com 
 
 o. + 10. Daman caused Ids niends to c. 
 
 8. 6. how endure to see evil c. to my people I 
 Joh 3. 7- jtit no joytiil voice r. tiierein 
 13. 13. that I may speak, let r. on me what will 
 U- ^ ‘ ♦i" “■'y change c 
 
 bonour, and he knoweth it not 
 il’ ir b^i.^^used It TO r. for correction on land > 
 ^.11. hitherto shalt thou c. but no further 
 4‘'. 7. then said 1, lo, I c. lieh. K). 7, q. 
 
 ■4*. when shall 1 c. and appear before God 
 ^•9. our God shall c. and not kee|) silence 
 on n bearest jirayer, unto thee shall all fleshc 
 W. 2. stir u|) thy strength, and c. and save us 
 00 . 9. all nations shall c. anrl worship thee 
 101 beJO'l to c. to wisdom 
 
 lorV "'lit thou c. unto me, I will walk 
 
 110 11 w"u cursing, so let it c. unto him 
 
 COM 
 
 Esek.13. 18. will ye save souls alive thatr. to you ’ 
 21.19. two w'ays that the sword mayc. 20. | 32 11 
 27. shall be no more, till he c. whose right it is 
 33. 3. when heseeth the sword c. on the land, 6. 
 .‘51. they c. to thee as the people coineth 
 33. lo It will c. then shall know that a prophet 
 36. 8- to my people Israel, they are at hand to c. 
 llos. 0.1. c. let IIS return to the Ld. for he hath torn 
 3. and he shall c. to us, ;is the rain to the earth 
 10.12. It IS time to seek tlie Lord till he c. and rain 
 Joell. 15. day ot the 1.ord, as a destruction shall itc. 
 
 31. berore the terrible day of the Lord c, 
 
 Joyiah 1. 7. 0. let us c-a.st lots, that we may know 
 Mie- 4. 8. to thee shall it c. the kingdom shall c. 
 J'ub. 2. .5. because it will surely c. and not tarry 
 Leph. 2. 2. before the lierce anger of Lord c. on you 
 Zcch._ 1. 21. then said 1, what c. these to do ' 
 
 14. 5. God shall c. and all the saints witli thee 
 Mai. .3. 1. the Jmrd ye seek shall c. to his temple 
 
 4. 0. lest 1 c. and smite the earth with a curse 
 Mat. 2. 6. tor out ot thee shall c. a Governor 
 
 5. 24. first be reconciled, then c. and otter thy gift 
 6.10. tlyv kingdom c. thy will be done, I.uke 11. 
 
 7. 15. talse prophets c. to you in sheep’s clotliin 
 
 8. 7. Jesus saith to him, 1 will c. ancl heal him 
 
 8. 1 am not worthy thou shouldest c. under my roof 
 
 9. and to another, r. and he conieth, Luke J. 8. 
 
 11. many shall c. from east and west, and sit down 
 
 119. 41. let thy mercies c. unto me, ’0 I or'd 77 
 lo^oi -shall thy poverty r. as one, 24. .34. 
 
 10. w. tliiT tear of die wicked shall c. upon him 
 *0. so the curse causeless shall not c. 
 
 /w o 'L?” ^bere is one event 
 
 -^nt. 2. 10 rise up, my love, and c. away, 13. 
 
 in 'J'‘^b me from Lebanon, my spouse, with me 
 south, blow 11 [ton my garden 
 r lu' counsel of the holy One of Israel c 
 
 ‘‘l ^ country, even the l ord 
 
 ot the Lord, it shall c. as destruction 
 Of,' o,V "'* * 'OQuire, inquire ye ; return, c. 
 
 ‘0. c. my people, enter into thv chambers 
 -w. 0. cause them thatc. of lacob to take root 
 
 n "'‘‘b "coeeance, he will c. 
 41 o?’ 1 P c. with a strong hand 
 
 Vf raised up one, and he. shall c. 
 
 45 In \^*^d0‘0ted things coming, and shall c. 
 
 04 "1 • “ ypo.rsclves, and c. draw near 
 
 -4 even to him shall men c. and all that are 
 
 55 1 ; ''fifemed shallc. with singing to Zion 
 55. 1. c. ye to the waters, c. ye, buv,. . huv wine 
 
 59 2o“!,n®i’m ’ shall live 
 
 6o‘ <»nd the Eedeemer shall c. to Zion 
 
 r,r' Vk ^’.entiles shall c. to thy light, 5. 
 
 Jer 0*^3wq * ’ ”'^1! " bh fire and chariots 
 
 3 ’2«' bLhm 7’ "o '""''o lo thee 
 
 0 17 ' II !i ’ ‘bee, for thou art our God 
 
 ij women, that they may c. 
 
 •17 ‘Cietoie c. these things upon me ' 
 
 07 7 ;i" ‘s *b.o "ord of the Lord ^ le* it c. 
 
 31.9 tl ev sh^r ‘‘oieot his land r. 
 
 38 05 •f-l.sb'ill c. with weeping and with supplic. 
 4 o’ 4 it t c ''‘ ‘“‘ef bear, and r. to thee, and say 
 
 46 18 ■ ! :Ood to c. It it .seem ill lo c. forbear 
 
 40 \ by ‘be sea. so sliall he c. 
 
 Law 14 saying, who shall t. unto me i 
 
 22 'lUl'n n - • V«>i uioiirii, none r. to solemn 
 Ezek 10 3 ,1*' ." '^'^o'lness c. before thee [feasts 
 
 16. declare abominations whither they c. 
 
 j v-. tovciiiv* >»voi,climalL^4LJ\V 
 
 11.3. art thou he that should r. 't Luke 7. ig, ^i0. 
 28. c. all ye that labour and are heavy lad’n 
 lb. 24. it any man will c. after me, let him deny 
 17- lO.M'hysay the scribes, Elias must first c. 11. 
 19. 21. go, sell (hat thou hast, and c. Luke 18. 2^ 
 Mat. 22. 4. all things are ready c. unto the. marria-e 
 24. 14. gospel shall be preached, then shall end c. 
 42. ye know not what hour your Ixtrd doth c. 
 
 2j. 34. c. ye blessed of my father, inherit kingdom 
 il/arX-8.34. it any will c. after me, y.toleg. 23. | 14.27. 
 10.14. suffer little children toe. to me, Luke 18.16." 
 21. and c. take up the cross, and follow me 
 
 12. 7. this is the heir, c. let us kill him, J.t/X-c 20.14. 
 Lnkej.0. 1. every place whither he himself would c. 
 
 7- three years 1 c. seeking fruit on this fig-tree 
 are six days, in them c. and be healed 
 17. 20. when the kingdom of God should c. 
 
 19. 13. he said unto them, occupy till 1 c. 
 
 20. 16. he shallc. and destroy these husbandmen 
 2-. 18. fruit of vine, till kingdom of God shall c. 
 
 John 1. .39. he saith unto them, c. and see 
 .3. 26. the same baprizelh, and all men c. to him 
 o. 14. sm no more, lest a worse thing c. to thee 
 4th ye will not c. to me, that ye might have life 
 0. .57. all that the E'ather giveth me shall c. to me 
 44. no man can c. to me except E. draw Idni, 65 
 
 7. .‘»4. and where 1 am, thither ye cannot c. 
 
 37. it any man tldrst, let him c. to me and drink 
 
 8. 14. ye cannot tell whence I c. and whither 1 go 
 
 before it c. that when it is'e. 
 ‘o',1 not leave you comfortless, I will c. 
 -3. and we will c. unto him, ami make on.- abode 
 17. 11. but these are in the world, 1 c. to thee. 13 
 
 21. 22. it 1 vyill he tarry till I c. what to thee ' 2.3. 
 gJcG 1.11 this I. shall so r. as ye have seen him "o 
 
 2. 20. before that great and notable day of 1 ord'e. 
 .3. 19. sms blotted out, when times of re.freshing c 
 
 7. 34, and now r. I will send thee into F^o pt 
 
 8. 24. pray that none of these things c. upon me 
 
 9. 38. that he would not delay to c. to them 
 
 13. 40. lest thatc. on you that is spoken in proph. 
 16. 9. saying, c. over into Macedonia, and help us 
 19. believe on him that should c. after him 
 
 oi" ,7^’®b'\"bl forbid no acquaintance to c. to him 
 M. I. to which promise our twelve tribes hope toe 
 
 22. no other than proph. and Moses say should c 
 Lorn. 3. 8. that we say, let us do evil, that good c 
 
 9. 9. the won! ot promi.se, at this time will I c. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. judge nothing till the Ixird c. who vvill 
 
 11. 26. ye do shew the Loid’s death till he c 
 .34. the rest will I set in order when I c. 
 
 15. .35. the dead, and with what body do they c f 
 2.- tbat there he no ealherings when T c. 
 
 10. if 1 imothy c. see he be with you without fear 
 
 12. as to Apollos, I desired him to c. to you 
 ^ i^oT . 1. l5. I was minded to c. to yon before 
 
 12. 20. toi I tear. lest when I c. I shall not find yon 
 such as I vyoulfl, and he to you as vou would not 
 
 o righteousness c.'by the law, then is 
 
 .5.14. the blessing ot A brahain might c. on Gentiles 
 19. It was added, lill the seed shoid.'l c. to whom 
 _ J hesy. 1.10. when he shall c. to be glorified in saints 
 2. 3. note, except there c. a falling away first 
 ‘ ‘b.® Idftthat now is, and of that to c. 
 
 13. till I c. give attendance to rea/ling, to doctrine 
 
 ‘‘ perilous times shall c. 
 
 4. .3. time will r. will not endure sound (locfrine 
 Jtt 3.12. be diligent toe. to me to Mcopolis 
 
 b’^ “SC. boldly to the throne of grace 
 'Y >s iihle to save them (hat r. to God by him 
 
 10. 3.f. hethatsliall c. will c. and not tarry 
 Jam. 4. 1. whence c. wars, c. they not of voiir lusts ’ 
 
 5. 1. weep tor your miseries (hat shallc. on you 
 ... I ct. ,5. 9. hut that all should c. to reiientance 
 
 10 day of I., will c. as a thief, lie-. 3. 3.1 16 15 
 1 John 2.18. as ye have heard, antichrist shall c. 
 
 3 John 10. It I r. 1 will remember hisileeds 
 Lev 2. 5. repent, or else I will r. to thee quickly 
 2m that which ye have already, hold fast till 1 c. 
 
 .5. 11. behold, I c. quickly, hold that fast, 22. 7, 20. 
 b. 1. oneot the four beasts, saying, c. aiu see~3 5'? 
 18. 10. for in one hour is thv iudgment c ’ 
 
 22.17. and let him that is athirst c. wl oever will 
 VWSW, again. 
 
 Getj. 28. 21. so that 1 c. again to my father’s house 
 \ ““ly c. again on Egyptians 
 
 , ‘b,*-’ c. again and break out 
 
 1-2 "ben 1 c. again m peace i will breakdown 
 
 13. 8. let man ot God c. again to us, and teach ns 
 I Ktngsp. 41. Shimei had gone to Gath, and wasc. a. 
 
 1~. o. depart lor .3 (lavs, and then c. a. 2 G'/ir 10 5 
 
 o.* T!’.' ll'is child’s soul r. ahain 
 
 n", <’• f’«ain, Nch. 8.17. 
 
 i sal. 126. 6. he shall c. again with rejoicing 
 
 Trov. 3. 28. say not to thy neighbour, go and c.again 
 Jer. 37. 8. the Chaldeans shall c. again and hjrht 
 Gam. l.tll. given for meat to make their soufe. a. 
 Ga/clO. .35. when 1 c. again 1 will repay thee 
 John 14.3. 1 will c. aya/w and receive you to myself 
 28. ye have heard how 1 said, 1 go avyay and c. a. 
 
 X (Jor. 2. 1. tliat 1 would note, again in heaviness 
 .7,' ' c. again, God will humble me 
 
 13. 1 write, tliat if I c. again 1 will not spare 
 
 _ GOME down. 
 
 Ge«. 4.5. 9. dnis saith Joseph, c. d. to me, tarry not 
 '■-.Y,- to deliver and bring them up 
 
 19. 11. the l.ord vyill c. down on mount Sinai 
 
 n «<!' IV i " ‘tb tl'ee there 
 
 iJeut. *4. from lieaven it sliail c, doxvn on thee 
 
 1 t against the .Midianites 
 
 Ij. 1_. they said, we are c. downXo bind thee 
 
 to‘^b the ark up to you 
 
 23. 11. will Saul c. d. ' the Lord said, he will c d 
 
 20. c. dvwn, according to the desire of thy soul 
 ~ A tugs 1.4. thou shalt not c. d. troin that bed 6 16 
 
 9. thou man of God, e.rf. II 10. let fire c. 11 I’o ‘ 
 n i^VVV ' oHnnotc.Vewt 
 
 noo ‘^vb',1 dea ing shall c. down on his own pate 
 iL. o. ho shall c. down like rain on mown imass 
 144. 5. how the heavens, O Ixird, atid c. down 
 Isa. 31. 5. my sword, it shall c. down on Idumea 
 47. 1. c. down, sit m the dust, O virgin daughter 
 04. l.oh, that thou wouldest c. dorvnWvM. mount 
 Jer. 13. 18. your principalities shall c. down 
 
 21. 13. which who shall i\ down against us ? 
 
 48.18. c. down from thy glory, and sit in (hirst 
 Prm(;-es of the sea shall c. down 
 . 29. all ])jlots shall c, down from their ships 
 
 30. 6. the pii.je of her power shall c. down 
 Wan. 5. + 20. hardened in pride, he was made toe d 
 .Joel ,3. 11. cause thy mighty ones to c. down 
 
 Mat. 24. 17. not c. d. to tnke any thing out of house 
 2t.40. c. down from the cross, 42. Mark 15 ,30 
 Luke 9. 54. wilt thou that we command fire to c'd 
 
 19. 5. .lesus said, Zaccheus, make haste and c. d. 
 Jo/i?i 4. 49. saith, Sir, c, down ere my cliild die 
 Acts 14. 11. the gods are c. down to us like men 
 
 ‘v bevil is c. down to you, having wrath 
 13. 13. maketh hre c. down from heaven on earth 
 
 20. 1. angel c. d. having the key of bottomless pit 
 COME forth. 
 
 Gen. 15. 4. he that shall c. forth out of thy bowels 
 1 .W. 14. 11. Hebrews c. forth out ot theirholes 
 
 1 J\ ings 2. .30. Eenaiah said, thus saith the k. c.f 
 
 2 Kings 10. 2.5. go m and Slav them, let none c f 
 Joh 23. 10. when tried, I shall c. forth as gold 
 JLal. 17. 2. let my sentence c.f. from thy presence 
 88. 8. I am shut up, and 1 cannot c. forth 
 
 Ecc/. 7.18. (hatfearethGod shall c./. of them all 
 Isa. 11. 1. shall c. j.-A rod out ot the stem of Jesse 
 48. 1. and art c. forth out of tk.e waters of Judah 
 
 like fire and burn 
 
 31. j. 1 haraoh s army was c. forth out of Eg'vpt 7 
 4h. 9. let mighty men c. forth, the Ethiopians 
 48. 45. a tire shall c, forth out of Ileshbon 
 
 Kick. 21.19. both twain shall c. f. out of one land 
 l)an. .3. 26. ye servants of the most high God c f 
 9. 22.0 Daniel, Ihwc. forth to give thee skill 
 Jif l 3. 18. a tountainshall c./arM of house of Ixird 
 Mic. 5. 2. outot thee shall c. /. that is to be ruler 
 Zech. 2. 0. c. /. and flee from the land of the north 
 Mat. 1.‘5. 49. angels sliall c. forth and sever wicked 
 
 I. 5. 18. c./wt/t from the heart.anddefilethe man 
 
 Mark 9. 29. this kind c. f rth by notliing but prayer 
 I.uke 12. .37. and will c. forth and serve them 
 John 5. 29. shall c. forth, they that have done good 
 
 II. 43. he cried with a loud voice, Lazarus, c forth 
 Acts7.'i . after that they shall c. forth and serve me 
 
 _ COAilj hither. 
 
 Gen. 15. 16. in the fourth generation shall c. hither 
 J\tdg. 16. 2. It was (old Gazites, .‘•^amson is c. hither 
 Kut/i 2. 14. at meal-lime c. thou hither and eat 
 1 Sam. 10. 22. they inquired if the man should c h 
 
 16. 11. we will not sit down till he c. hither 
 
 ‘b^^' '"Av send thee tothe king 
 ~0. 16. say to ,I oab, c. h. that 1 may speak with tliee 
 .. J\iiigsji.~. told Len-hadad, the man of G. is c.// 
 /roc. 25. 7. better it be said to thee. c. up hither 
 J Jan. 3.25. ye .servants oft;, c. forth and c. hither 
 Mat. 8.29- art thou c. h. to torment us before time ' 
 John 4. 15. that I thirst not, neither c. h. to draw 
 16. Jesus saith, call thy hiishand and c. Jiither 
 Acts 17. 6. (hat have lurned the world are c hitJier 
 l\ev. 4. 1. voice said,r. up X. 11.12. | 17. 1.1 21. 9. 
 GOMI^ til, or into. 
 
 Gen. 6.18. thou shalt c. into the ark, and tin' sons 
 19. .31. there is not a man in the earth tor. in to us 
 24. 31. and he said, r. itrthon hles.sed of the I ord 
 l-.xod. 12. 2.3. 1 ord will not sutler destroyer to c. in 
 28. 43. when they r. in unto the tabernacle 
 Lev. 56. 26. he shall bathe his flesh, and afterward 
 shall r. twP> the cam|i, 28. Sum. 19.7. 131.24. 
 Knni. 27.21. and at his word they shall c. in 
 Dent. 31. 2. I can no more go out nor c. in 
 Josh. 14.11. so is my strength to go out and r. in 
 '■h ] 1. Joshua waxc’d old, and r. into days 
 
 1 Kings 1. 14. I willr. iw afterlheeand confirm 
 .3. 7.1 HTii a child, 1 know not how (0 go out or c. in 
 14. 6. he Said r. in thou wife of .lerohoam 
 
 I. 5. 17. he might not sutler ar.y to go out or r. in 
 
 2 Kings A. A. v hen r. in shut the door upon thee 
 
 II. 9. they took each his men to r. in and go out 
 2 ('hro',i. 1. 10. go out and r. in hefi're this people 
 
 16. I. that hemight let none go out or r. in to /\sa 
 
 23. 6. none r. into the house ot the I . save priests 
 Seh. 2. 7. convey meover, till 1 r. »«m Jii(!ali 
 FstJi.5. 12. Esther let no man r. in with the king 
 6. 5. and the king said, let Hainan r. in 
 
 Psal. 24. 7. and the King of glory shall c. in, 9. 
 
 6<l. 1. for the waters are r. in unto 1113' soul 
 96. 8. bring an offering and r. into his courts 
 109. 18. so let it r. ft/co his bowels like water 
 Cant. 4. Iti. let my beloved r. into his garden 
 Isa. 19. 1. behold, (he I,ord shall r. into Egypt 
 23. the Ass^ iian shall c. into l-’,g^vpt, Eg'vptian 
 
 24. K). every house shut up, Uiatilo man r. in 
 
 69 
 
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 Isa. 50. 19. when the enemy shall c. hi like a flood 
 JeT. 17. ly. liate, whereliy the kings ot Judahc.«« 
 
 51! 50. and let .Icrusalein c. into your mind 
 51. for strangers are c. into the sanctuaries 
 JLzek. 11. 5. 1 know thinirs that c. mtoyow mind 
 .“IH. 10. at the same time shall things c. into thy mintl 
 Mic. 5. 5- when the Assyrian sliall c. into our land 
 Mat. 10. 12. when ye c. intoMi liouse, salute it 
 IC. 27. Son of man shall c. m glory ot his I 'atlier 
 
 24.5. for many shall c. in nynaine, saying, 1 am 
 <;hrist,anil deceive many, Mark 13. 6. Luke 21.H. 
 
 25. 31. when the Son of man shall c. in his glory 
 l^uke 11. 33. they which c. in may see the light 
 12. 38. 0. in the second watch, or r. in the third 
 40. will c. w aday when he looketh not for him 
 
 14. 23. go out, ancl compel them to c. in, that my 
 
 10. 28. lest they r. into this place of torment 
 J(i///t5.43. 1 am c. m my Father’s name, ye receive 
 me not, if another c. in hisown name ye receive 
 0.14. [irophet that should c. the world, 11. 27. 
 Acts 10.15. I -ydia, saying,c. into house, abide there 
 Horn. 11. 25. till the fulness ofdentiles he r. in 
 1 Cor. 14. 23. there c. in those that are unlearned 
 24. if there c. in one that helieveth not 
 Jam. 2. 2. there r. in also a poor man in vile rainient 
 liev. 3. 20.1 will c. in to him, and sup with him 
 ('OM F, near. 
 
 Gen. 12. 11. Abram was c. near to enter into Egypt 
 
 20. 4. hut Ahimelech had not c. near her 
 Ji.xod. 12. 48. then let him c. near and keep it 
 
 10.9. say unto Israel, c. before the l,ord 
 28.43. or when thevc. neario the altar, .30. 20. 
 JSlnm. 16. 5. and will cause him to c. riear to him 
 40. that no stranger c. near to offer incense 
 Josh. 10. 24. c. near, put your feet on the necks 
 3 Sam. 10. 20. had causefl all the tribes to c. near 
 Psal. .32. 9. beheld in, lest they c. near unto thee 
 119 169. let mj' cry c. near before thee 
 Isa. 41.1. let us c. near together to judgment 
 i 21. cause to c. near your cause, saith the L. 
 
 48 \b.c. ye.near untome, hear ye tliis 
 50.8. who is mine adversary ? let him c. near 
 Ezek. 18.6. nor hath c. near to a menstruous woman 
 40. 46. which c. wear to the I.ord to minister to him 
 44 15. they shall c. near to me to minister to me 
 16. they shall c. wear to my table to minister to me 
 Amos&.?,. which cause the seat of violence toe. near 
 Mai. 3. 5. and I will c. near to you to judgment 
 Luke 19.41. when he was c. near he beheld the city 
 Acts 23.15.and we,or he c.ncflr,are ready to kill him 
 COM F nigh. 
 
 Exod. .34. .30. but they were afraid to c. nigh him 
 Eee. 10. 3. 1 will be sanctified in all that c. nigh me 
 
 21. '21. no man that hath blemish shall c. nigh, 23. 
 Mnm. 18. 4. a stranger shall not c. nigh to you 
 jient. 20.2. when ye are c. nigh to battle, the prieit 
 Luke 10. 9. kingdom of God is c. nigh unto you, 11. 
 
 COISIF, not. 
 
 E-rod. 19. 15. be ready, c. not at your wives 
 24. 2. but they shall net c. nigh, nor the people 
 Unm. 14. 30. ye shall not c. into the land 1 sware 
 16.12.Dathanand Abiram said,we willno/c.up,14. 
 
 J lent. 2.3.10. unclean shall not c. within the camp 
 Josh. 3. 4. c. not near unto the ark, that ye may 
 
 23.7. that ye c. not among these nations 
 
 Jndg. 16.17. there hath not c. a razor on mine head 
 2 Sam. 14. 29. Absalom sent for doab, but he would 
 not c. he sent the second time, he would c. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 22. carcase not c. to sepulchre of fathers 
 
 2 A'fw.(7.9l9. 32. kingof Assyria shall note, into this 
 
 city, i:or shoot arrow there, 33. Isa. .37. 3.3, 34. 
 
 2 Chron.35. 21. 1 c.not against thee this day 
 EzraH). 8. whosoever would not c. within three days 
 Neh. 13.1. Moabite not c. into congregation for ever 
 Job .3. 6. let it 7ie<c. into the number of the months 
 13.16. for an hypocrite shall nut c. before him 
 Psal. 32. 6. in floods they shall not c. nigh to him 
 69. li. let them note, into thy righteousness 
 
 91.7. thousands shall fall,but it shall not c.nigh thee 
 132. 3. 1 willrec< c. into the tabernacle of my house 
 
 Prov. 5.8. c. not nigh the door other house 
 Isa. 7. 17. T.ord shall bring days that have c. 
 
 25. there shall not c. the fear of briars and thorns 
 
 28. 15. the overflowing scourge shall not c. to me 
 .32.10. vintage shall fail, the gatliering shall wo<c. 
 54.14. far from terror, for it shall net c. near thee 
 65. 5. which say, stand by thyself, r. near me 
 Jer. .37. 19. saying, the king of llabylon shall note. 
 Ezek. 16.16. like things shal 17/c^ c. norshal' it be so 
 44. 13. they shall not c. near to me to do oHice 
 Idas. 4.15. c. not ye unto Gilgal, nor go to F.eth-. 
 
 9. 4. their soul shall not c. into house of the Lord 
 Zech. 14.18. and if the family of I'gi'pt c. not 
 Mat. 22. 3. sent to call, and they would wfg c. 
 Markl. 4. they could net c.nigh for press,/,7/Xc8.19. 
 Luke 14. 20. lliave married a wife, I cannot c. 
 
 John 5. 24. and shall not c. into condemnation 
 40. ye will not c. to me that ye might liave life 
 7. 34. where 1 am, thither ve cannot c. 36. 
 
 11. 56. think ye that he will not c. to the feast 
 
 15. 22. if I had not r. they had not had sin 
 
 16. 7. if 1 go not away, the Comforter will note. 
 
 1 Cor. 4.18. as though 1 would not c. to you 
 
 COM F. out. [stance 
 
 Gen. 15. 14. afterward shall c. out with great sub- 
 
 17. 6. and kings shall c. out of thee, .3,5. 11. 
 
 24. 1.3. the daughters of city c. out to draw w'ater 
 j£v. 16. 17. till he c. out and have made atonement 
 Kiirn. 11. 20. shall eat till it c. out at your nostrils 
 
 12. 4. c. out ye three unto tabernacle ot congregat. 
 20. 18. lest 1 c. out against thee with the sword 
 
 22. 5. there is a people c. out ot Egypt, 11. 
 
 ,33. 38. Aaron died tortieth year after Israel c. out 
 Pent. 28. 7. c. out one way, and flee seven w'ays 
 Judg.9. 15. if not, let fire c. out ot the bramble 
 
 29. he said, increase thine army and c. out 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .3. let not arrogancy c. out of your mouth 
 11. .3. to-morrow we wdllc.gu/t unto thee, 10. 
 
 24.14. after w hom is the king of Israel c. out ? 
 
 2 Sam. 16.7. c. out, c. < vt, thou bloody man 
 
 1 Kings6. 1. in the 480th year after Isr. were c. out 
 20 I'T. saving, there are men c. out ot Samana 
 
 70 
 
 COM 
 
 2 Kingsb. 11. he will c. out to me, and lay his hand 
 
 18. 31. make an agreement and c. out, ha. 30.10. 
 
 19. 9. behold, he. is c. out to fight against thee 
 Psal. 14. 7. 0 that salvation were c. out of Zion! 
 
 68. 31. princes shall c.out ot F.gypt, J-.thiopia 
 Prov. 12.13. but the just shall c. e»g of trouble 
 ha. 3 4. 3. their stink shall c. out ot their carcases 
 Mah. 1.11. there is one c. out that imagiiieth evil 
 Mat. 5. 26. by no means c. (rut till tbou ha.st paid 
 26. 55. are ye c. out as against a thief with swords 
 and staves to take me t Mark 14. 48. Inike 22. 52. 
 Mark\.‘15. hold thy jieace, c. out of him, Luke-t. '.to. 
 5.8. said, c.out, tlioii uncLan spirit, J.ukeii. 29. 
 ./oha 1. -16. can any good thing c. out ol Nazaretlir 
 7.41. some said, shall Christ c. out of Galilee t 
 /lets 16. 18. in the nameof .Jesus io c.out ot her 
 Rom. ]1.26.thereshallr.c7//of Zion the Deliverer 
 2 Cor. 6. 17. w'herefore c. out from among them 
 Heh. 7. 5. though they c. out of the loins ot Abraham 
 Rev. 16.13. saw spirits c. cm/ of the mouth ot dragon 
 18. 4. a voice saying, c. out of her, my people 
 . GG-ME./" 
 
 Exod. 4.8. it shall c. topass if they will not believe, 9. 
 Num. 11.23. wl’.ether niy word shall c. topass or not 
 17.5. c. topa .1 the man's rial 1 choose shall blossom 
 /tC7i/.7.12. shall c. ifyeheark. 11.13. I 28.1. 
 
 13. 2. and tlie sign or the wonder c. to pass 
 .Tosh. 23. 14. all are c. to pass, no good thing failed 
 Judg. 13. 12. Manoah said, let thy words c. topass 
 
 if. when tiiy sayings c. topass we iiiay do honour 
 21. 3. t) Lord, why is this c./c me.? in Israel, that 
 1 Kings 15. .32. the saying shall surely c. topass 
 Isa. 7.7. it shall not stand, nor shall itc.to pass 
 
 14. 24. as 1 have thought, so shall it c. topass 
 42'. 9. behold, the former things are c. to pass 
 
 Jer 17. 24. it shall c. topass if ye diligently hearken 
 .32. 24. what thou hast spoken is c. to pass 
 Ezek. 12. 25. the word that I speak shall c. topass 
 24. 14. i havespoken, it shall c. topass, 1 willdo it 
 1 Tan. 2. 29. rnaketh knowm to thee what shall c. to p. 
 llos. 1. 5. c. /opaw that 1 will break tlie bow of Isr. 
 A>c/2. .32. c. /opaw that wliosoever shall call on I,. 
 Amosft.tJ.c.top. I will cause simto godownatnoon 
 Zech. 6. 15. this shall c. to p. if ye diligently obey 
 7. 1.3. therefore it is c. to pass, that as be cried 
 Mat. 24.6. all these thinasmustc. topass, end notyet 
 Markll. 2.3. tilings which he saith shall c. to pass 
 
 I. 3. 20. when ye shall see tliese c. to p. Luke 21.31. 
 Lukek. 15. and see this thing wdiich isc. to pass 
 
 21. 7. what sign when these things shall c. /op. 28 
 
 24.12. wondering in himself at what wasc. topass 
 18 hast not knownthethings which are c. topass 
 
 John 13.19. when it is c. top. ye may believe, 14.29. 
 Acts 3.23. c. top. that every soul tliat will not liear 
 Rev. 1. 1. to shew things must shortly c. top. 22.6. 
 COMP, -diort. 
 
 Rom. 3.23. all have sinned and c. short of glory of G. 
 Heb. 4.1. lest an}' of you should seem to c. short of it 
 COME, together. 
 
 Job 9. 32. and we should c. together in judgment 
 
 19.12. his troopsc. /o<7C//jeragainst me and encamp 
 Jer. 3. 18. shall c. together out of laml ot the north 
 
 50.4. Isr. and .1 ud. slial 1 c. together, going and weep. 
 Acts 1. 6. wlien they were c. together, 28.17- 
 10.27. he found many tiiat were c. together 
 19. 32. knew not wherefore they were c. together 
 21. 22. the multitude must needs c. together 
 1 Cot. 7. 5. c. together again, that ^^at. tempt you not 
 
 II. 17. you c. /(.pe/Zicr, not for better but for worse 
 18. when ye c. together in church, 20. 33. 1 14. 26. 
 ,34. that ye c. not together to condemnation 
 
 14. 23. if whole church be c. together to one place 
 COME, up. 
 
 Exod. 19.13. trumpet sound they shall c. up tomount 
 Od tVinii sbaltc. uv. thou and Aaron with thee 
 
 iJUdt 1. y • 1.4 111 J'7' «t j ^ 
 
 24. thou shake, up, thou and Aaron with thee 
 24 12. c. up to me into the mount, and be there 
 33'. 5. I will c. up into midst of thee in a moment 
 34'. 2. and c. up in the morning to mount Sinai 
 .3. no man shall c. up with thee nor he seen 
 Num. 20. 5. why have ye made us c. up out Egypt 
 Josh. A. 16. that the priests r. 7/p outot .Iordan, 17,18. 
 10. 4, c. up to me, an<l help me to smite Gibeon 
 6’ c.'up to us quickly, save us, and help us 
 Judg.l. .3. .Tudali said, e. 7/p witli memtomy lot 
 15.10. .ludah said, why are ye c. up against us ? 
 
 16.18. Delilah sent, saying, c. up this once 
 1 Sam. 14.10. if they say, c. up to us, we will go up 
 7. 25. sai/1, have ye seen this mau that is c.np 'T 
 
 1 Things 1. .35. tlien ye shall r. 7/p after him, that he 
 20. 22. the king of Syria v,ill c. up against thee 
 
 2 Kings 16.7. r. up and save me from king of Syria 
 18. 25. am 1 now c. up without L. Isa. 36 10. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 16. behold, they c.up by the cult ot Ziz 
 Job 7. 9. that goeth to the grave, shall c. up no more 
 Prov. 25. 7. better that it be said, c. up hither 
 ha. 5. 6. but there shall c. up briers and thorns 
 8. 7- he shall c. 7 /p over all his channels 
 14. 8. since laid down no fellow is c. up against us 
 60. 7. they shall c. up with accept, on mine altar 
 Jer. 9 . 21.'for death is c. up into our windows 
 40. 19. behold, ho shalLc. up like a lion,50. 44. 
 
 22. behold, he shall c. up and fly as the eagle 
 51. 27- cause the horses to r. up as caterpillars 
 42. the sea is c. up upon I'abyloii, she is covered 
 ham. 1. 14. are wreatlied, and c. up mion niy neck 
 Ezek. 24. 8. that it miglit cause fury to c. up to take 
 .37. 12. and cause. }'ou to r. up out ot your graves 
 .38. 16. tliou shake. 7/p against my peojile Israel 
 47. t 12. on tlie bank shall c. up all trees 
 Jlos. 1.11. and they shall c. 7/p out ot the land 
 10. 8. the thistle shall r. up on their altars 
 1.3. 15. the wind of Lord shall c. uv from wildern. 
 Joel 2. 20. his stink and ill savour shall r. up 
 
 3. 9. let all men of war draw near. I d them c. up 
 12. let heathen c. up to flu* ■' alley ot .lehoshaphat 
 
 .Amos 4. 10. 1 made the stink of yourcarniis to r. 7/p 
 Obad.2\. saviours siiall r. 7/pou mount Ziem to judge 
 Jonah 1. 2. their wickedness is r. up before me 
 
 4. 0. the T.ord made a gourd to r. up over .lonah 
 Mic. 2.13. the breaker is r. //p before them 
 Nah. 2. 1. be that daslietb in pieces is r. up 
 Zech. 14. 17. it shall be, that whoso will not c. up 
 
 Zech. 14.18. if the family of Egypt go not 7/p. c.not 
 Acts 8. .31. he desired Phil, to c. 7/p and sit with him 
 39. when they were c. up out ot the waf^-r 
 
 10. 4. Gorneliiis, thy aim': are c. up bi-r<,re God 
 Rev. 4.1. c. up hither, and 1 will shew thee, 11.12. 
 GO.NIK., Passive. 
 
 Gen. 6. 1.3. the end of all flesh is c. before me 
 
 18.5. fur therefore are ye c. m your sen ant 
 21. according to the cry whic h i., c. to me 
 
 42. 21. tlierefore is this distress c. upon us 
 E.xud. .3. 9. cry of the children of Israel is r. to me 
 20. 20. fear not, for tiod is c. to jirove you 
 Nvm. 22.11. there is a (leople c. out of I gyjit 
 jTciit. .31.11. when all Isr. is c. to appear b.dore L. 
 Josh. 5.14. as captain of the host of l ./m/l am 1 c. 
 Judg. 16. 2. it was t/.ld, Samson is c. hither 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 7. for they said, Go<l is c. into the camp 
 Q.l6.1ooked on my peop.because their cry Lc. tome 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9. slay me, tor anguish is/:. upon 'tie 
 
 19.11. the speech of all Israel is c. to tue king 
 2 Kings 4.1. the creditor is r. to take my sons 
 
 5. 6. when this letter is c. to thee, I sent aaman 
 8. 7. told him, saying, the man of God is c. hithei 
 Ezra 9.1.3. and after all that is c. upon us 
 .f(d) .3.25. the thing 1 greatly feared is c. 4. 5. 
 
 J\sal. 44.17. all tliis is c. upon us, yet we ha^ e not 
 .53. 6. O that the salvation of Israel were c. 
 
 55.5. fearfulne.ss and trembling are c. upon me 
 69. 2. I am c. into deep waters, floods o-' erflow me 
 102.13. time to favour Zion, yea the set time is c. 
 
 ha. 10. 28. he is c. to Aiath, he is passed to '.ligron 
 56. 1. for m V sal vat. is near to c. and my rigiiteous. 
 
 6 ). 1. arise.'shine, for thy light is c. an/t l lory ot L. 
 
 6.3. 4. and the year of my redeemed is r. 
 
 Jer. 40. .3. ha-, e sinned, therefore this is c. upon you* 
 47. 5. baldness is c. on Gaza, Ashkeloii is cut oft 
 50. 21. woe to them, for their /lay is/, the time of 
 .31. thy day is r. the time that I will v kit thee 
 
 51.1.3. that'ilwellest on many waters, thy ; ud is c. 
 J.am. 4.18. our d-ays are fulfllied, our end is c. 
 
 5. 1. remember, () Lord, what isc. uimn us 
 Ezek. 7. 2. an end, the end is c. upon the land, 6. 
 
 5. thus saith L. an evil, an only evil, behohl is c. 
 
 7. the morn, is c. upon thee, (■ thou that 
 
 10. behold the day, behold, it is c. .39.8. 
 
 17.12. the king of I' abylon is c. to .lerusalem 
 21 25. thou wicked prince w hose day is c. 29. 
 
 J)(in. 9.13. as it is written, all this evil is c. on us 
 Amos 8. 2. the end is c. on my people ot Israel 
 il//c. 1.9. he is c. to gate of my ue/.ple, to .lerusalem 
 Mat. .3. 7. who w arned you to flee from wrath to c. I 
 
 12. 28. the kingdom ct God is c. unto you 
 44. -vvhen he is c. he flndeth it empty, swept 
 18.11. Son of man is c. to save that which was lost 
 Mark 1. 24. art tliou c. to destroy us r Luke 4. .‘44. 
 
 4.29. he puts in the sickle, because the harvest is c. 
 1-4. 8. she is c. aforehand to anoint my bidy 
 41. sleej) on now, it is enough, the hour is c. 
 
 I.uke 7. 34. the Son of man is c. eating and drink. 
 
 15 “’7. thy brother is c. fatiier hath killed tatted calf 
 19. 9. this day is salvation c. to this house 
 
 10 the Son of man isc. to seek and to save lost 
 John 3.19. that light is c. into the world, men loved 
 
 4. 25. wiien he is c. he will tell us all things 
 
 11. 28. the Master is c. and calleth for thee 
 
 12. 23. the hour is c. Son of man be glorified. 17-1 • 
 15.26. when the Comforter is c. whom I w ill send 
 16*. 8. when he is c. he will reprove the \vorld qt ei» 
 
 1.3. when the Spirit of truth is c. he will guide 
 21. a woman hath sorrow- because her hour is c. 
 Rom. 11.11. salvation is c. unto the Gentiles 
 16.19. for your obedience is c. abroad among all 
 1 Cor. i.3.10. when that w-hich is perfect is c. then 
 Gal. .3. 25. but after that faith is c. w e art no longer 
 Col 1 6. which gospel isc.toyou, asitisin all wcrld 
 1 John A. 2. that lesus Christ is c. in the flesh , 
 
 3. every spirit that contesseth not that .lesus ( hnst 
 is c. in the flesh is not of God, 2 J. hn 7. 
 5 20. we know- that the Son ot Go<l is c. and gi\ en 
 Rev. 6.17. for the great day of his wrath is c. 
 
 11 18. an/l thy wrath is c. and time of the de;td 
 10’ 10 now is c. salvat.and strength, and king, ot G. 
 
 14.7. fear God, for the hour of his judgment is r. 
 
 18.17. in one hour, so great riches is c. to iioiiglu 
 19 7. for marriage of the T.amb is c. and his wile 
 
 J am COM or am J GOME. 
 
 Exod. 18. 6. 1 thv father in-law am c. to thee 
 Num. 22. 38. Ealaam said, lo 7 am c. to thee 
 ITeut. 26. 3. 7 am c. into the country the l ord sw-are 
 
 1 yV7W.'l6.2. lame, to sacrifice to the Txrd. .5 
 
 2 .Sam. 14.15. now that 7 am c. to speak of this thmg 
 ~ 32. to say, w-heretore am J c. from Geshur.' 
 
 19r20. 7 am c. first to meet my lord the king 
 Ps. 69. 2. Tame, into deep w aters w-here the flo.-.ds 
 Ercl 1.16. 1 communed, lo, lame, to gi eat estate 
 Cant. 5. 1.1 am c. into in v gar. my sister, my sixiuse 
 Dan. 9. 23. -and 7 am c. to shew thee, 10.14. 
 
 10. 12. thy w Ol ds were heard, 7 am c. tor thy w-. 
 Mat 5. 17. think not 7 am c. to destroy the law- 
 9 13 Jam not c. to call the righteous but sinners 
 io. 34. think not that 7 am c. to send peace on earth 
 35. 7 am c. to set a man at variaiice against tather 
 Lnkc 12. 51. suppose ye that 7 am c. to give peace 
 John 1.31. theretore am I r. baptizing with water 
 5. A'.t. I am /-.in my Father's naine,ye receive me not 
 7.28. 7 am not r. "bf myself, he that sent me is true 
 9! .39. .lesus said, f'-r judgin. 7 am /--.into this worUl 
 1(1 io. 7 am c.thatthev might ha' e lite, and abmin. 
 12.46. lam c. a light i'lito the w-oi Id, w hesobelieves 
 16 28. lam c. into the world, again 1 leave world 
 CDMF. joined with//;«c. 
 
 Gen. .30. 33. shall mv fighteous. answer in time to c. 
 Exod. 13. 14. when thy son asketh thee m/m/f to c. 
 
 saving, w hat is this r / Tent. 6. 20. Jv-'h. 4. 6, A. 
 Todi 24. in timetoc. vourchildr.mlght';lx■a^^l4• 
 '] .sV/w.'l. 20. time w as c'. after Hannah concei' ed 
 Psal lCi2.13. time to favour Zion, the set time is c. 
 
 /V(U-. .3l’ 25. shfe shall lejoice in/«wc to c. 
 
 Cant. 2.12. time ofsinging of birds is c.voire or 
 7,'//. 13. 22. her time is near to c. her days shall not 
 
 30. 8. note in a Iwok that it inaj- be for time to c. 
 42! 23. w ho w-ill hearken iuid hear for time to c. 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 Ezek. 7- 7. file time is c. the day of trouble is near 
 Hag. 1.2. the time is not c. the Lord’s house be built 
 Luke 9. ul. the time wasr. he should be received up 
 Gal. 4. 4. but when the fulness oi' time was c. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 19. laying up good foundation against 
 
 time to c. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 17. the time is c. that judgm. must begin 
 Yet COME. 
 
 Deut. 12. 9. for ye are not as yet c. to rest I,, giveth 
 John 2. 4. Jesus saith, woman, my hour is not yet c. 
 
 7. 6. Jesus said to them, my time is not yet c. 8. 
 
 30. because his hour was not yet c. H. 20. 
 
 11. 30. Jesus was not yet c. into the town 
 
 Eev. 17. 10. five are fallen, the other is not yet c. 
 COMELY. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 18. Oavid, a son of Jesse, a c. person 
 Job 41. 12. I will not conceal his c. proportion 
 Psal. 33. 1. praise is c. for the upright, 147. 1. 
 Prov. 30. 29.. yea, tour are c. in going 
 Eccl. 5. 18. it isc. for one to eat, drink, and enjoy 
 Cant. 1. 5. I am black but c. O daughters of Jerus. 
 
 10. thy cheeks are c. with rows of jewels 
 2.14. thy voice is sweet, and thy countenance is c. 
 
 4. 3. thy lips are like scarlet, thy speech is c. 
 
 6.4. thou arte. O my love, as leriisalem, terrible as 
 Isa. 4. 2. fruit of the earth shall be excellent and c. 
 Jer. 6. 2. I likened daughter of Zion to ac. woman 
 1 Cor. 7; 35. but I speak for that which is c. 
 
 11.13. is it c. tiiatawoman pray to God uncovered .' 
 
 12. 24. for our c. parts have no need, but God 
 
 COMELINK.SS. 
 
 Isa. 53. 2. he hath no form nor c. nor beauty, that 
 Ezeh. 16.14. for it was perfect through my c. 
 
 27. 10. they of Persia and Lud set forth thy e. 
 ■Van. 10. 8. my c. was turned in me into corruption 
 1 Cor. 12.2.3. our uncomely parts have more abund.c. 
 
 COM ER.S. 
 
 Heb. 10. 1. can never make the c. thereunto perfect 
 COM ES I. 
 
 Gen. 10. 19. was from Sidon as thou c. to Gerar 
 
 13. 10. like the land of Egypt, as thou c. to Zoar 
 24. 41. when thou c. to my kindred, if they give not 
 
 Veru. 2. 19. thou c. nigh the children of Ammon 
 20. 10. when thou c. nigh to city to fight against it 
 
 28. 6. blessed shalt thou be when thou c. in 
 19. cursed shalt thou be when thou c. in 
 
 Judg. 17. 9. '\licah said to Levite, whence c. thou ? 
 19.17- the old man said to I.evite, whence c. thou 
 
 1 Sam. 16.4. and said, c. thou peaceably' 1 Kin. 2.13. 
 
 17. 43. am I a dog, that thou c. to me with staves ' 
 45. thou c. to me witli a sword and with a spear 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 13. bring Michal wherijhou c. to see me 
 
 1 Kings 19.15. when thou e. anointHazael to be king 
 
 2 Kings5. 25. Elisha said, whence c. thou, Gehazi' 
 Job 1.7. whence c. thou ' Satan answered, 2. 2. 
 
 Jer. 51. 61. when thou c. to Babylon and shalt see 
 Jonah 1. 8. what thy occupation .' whence c. thou ( 
 Mat. 3.14. to be baptized of thee, and c. thou to me ’ 
 Luke 23.42. rememb. me w'hen c. into thy kin'rdom 
 
 COMEIH. ° 
 
 Gen. .37. 19. they said, behold this dreamer c. 
 
 IjBv. 11. 34. on which such water c. is unclean 
 Veut. 18. 8. beside what c. of sale of his patrimony 
 
 23.13. turn backward cover that which c. from thee 
 1 Sam. 4. .3. when ark c. among us, it may save us 
 9.6. all that the man of God saith c. surely to pass 
 20. 27. wherefore c. not the son of Jesse to meat ? 
 
 29. therefore he c. not to the king's table 
 
 1 Kmgs 14. 5. for when she c. in will feign herself 
 
 2 Kings 9.18. came to them, but he c. not again, 20 
 
 11. 8. be ye with the king as he c. in, 2 cFir. 23 7 
 
 Job 3. 21. wliich long for death, and it c. not 
 
 20. w’hence c. wdsdom, where understanding ’ 
 Psal. 30.5. weeping for night, but joy c. in mornino- 
 62.1. my soul waiteth on God, from him c. my salvu 
 75. 6. promotion c. not from the east nor w'est 
 96. 13. before Lord, for he c. to judge the earth 
 118. 26. blessed is he that c. in name of the Lord 
 121. 1. my eyes to hills, from whence c. my help 
 
 2. my help e. from the lytrd who made heaven 
 Prov. 1. 26. I will mock when your fear c. 
 
 27. when your destruction c. as a whirlwind 
 
 11. 2. when pride c. then c. shame, but with lowly 
 
 18. 3. ■when the wicked c. tlien c. contempt 
 Eccl. 6. 4.1'.e c. in with vanity, departeth in darkness 
 
 11.8. if a m^an live many yearn, all that c. is vanitv 
 Cant. 2. 8. he c. leaping upon the mountains 
 La. 13. 9. the day of the Lord c. with wrath 
 
 30. 13. whose breaking c. suddenly at an instant 
 27. the name of the Lord c. from far, burning 
 «. +19. fall down to that w'hich c. on a tree 
 
 62. 11. say ye to Zicn, behold, thy salvation c. 
 
 63. 1. who IS this that c. from F,dom,fro:n Lozra:’ 
 
 '1 ^’^^then, he shall not see when good c. 
 
 8. and shall not see when heat c. but her leaf 
 43.11. when he c. he shall smite the land of Egypt 
 Eam.Ji. 37. who is he tliat saith, and it c. to pass 
 
 5. + 4. our water for money, our wood c. for price 
 on ? prophet to inquire, 7. 
 
 o?‘ which c. in your mind shall not be 
 
 oV 04 tidings, because it c. behold it c. 
 
 iV '‘now I am the Lord 
 
 00 come to thee as the people c. and sit 
 
 .13. when this c. to pass, then shall they know 
 47. 9. every thing shall live whither the rivers c. 
 
 against him shall do exploits 
 
 12. 12. blessed is he that c. to the 1335 days 
 
 r ’'5'o'4 3*^"® in. and the troop of robbers 
 
 .^e/2 1 day of the L. c. Zech. 14. 1. 1 The.ss. 5. 2. 
 
 A A nnliyer us from the Assj'rian when he c. 
 
 Mi' i'}-: i’nrn, day that c. 
 
 Jziat.3. 11. he that c. after me is might, than 1, whose 
 ^oes not worthy to bear, Markl.J. Luke 3.16. 
 o' "^natsoever is more than these c. of evil 
 in another, come, and he c. Luke 1. 8. 
 
 ii c 'u*. *? f- wicked one, and catcheth away 
 n' ki n^nnl.d. thy king c. unto thee, Jolm 12. 15. 
 ir, .k k^ i.® in name of Ixini, hosanna 
 
 2.3 9- 13. .35. | 19. 38. 
 
 M 731 ^ inng time lord of those servants c. 
 
 MaH 6. 48. he c. to them walking on the sea 
 B. X. be ashamed when he c. in glory of his Father 
 
 Mark 9. 12. Elias c. first, and restoreth all things 
 14.43. while he spakec. .ludasone of the twelv e 
 Lvke6. 47. whoso c. to me, and heareth my sayings 
 12. 37. file Lord when he c. shall find watching' 
 40. .‘‘on of man c. at an liour when ye think not 
 43. his lord, when he c. shall find so doing 
 55. ye say, there will be heat, and it c. to pass 
 17. 20. kingdom of God c. not with observation 
 18.8. Son of man e. shall he find faith on earth ? 
 John 3.8. but thou canst not fell whence it c. 
 
 20. nor c. to the light, lest his deeds be reproved 
 
 21. he that doth the truth, c. to the light 
 
 4. 21. woman, believe me, the ho r c. 23. 1 16. 32. 
 
 6. .35. he thatc. to me shall never hunger, .37. 
 
 45. man that hath learned of the Father c. to me 
 
 7. 27. when Christ c. no man kncwetli, 31. 
 
 42. said, that Christ c. of the seed of David 
 9. 4. the night c. when no man can work 
 14. 6. no man c. to tiie Fatlier but liv me 
 16. 2. the timer, that whosoever kifleth you 
 
 25. the time c. 1 shall no more speak in proverbs 
 32. the hour c. that ye shall be scattered 
 Acts 10. .32. wlio when hec. shall speak to thee 
 itf;OT.4.9.c.this blessedness on the circumcision only 
 Ifi-17. so then, faith c. by hearing, hearing by word 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 24. then c. the end, when he shall have 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 28. besides that which c. cn me daily 
 Eph. 5. 6. for these things c. the wrath of God upon 
 
 the children of disobedience, Col. 3. 6. 
 \Thess. 5. 2. day of the Lord so c. as a thief in night 
 Heb. 11.6. he that c. to God must believe that he is 
 .Hde 14. the Lord c. w'ith 10,t«0 of his saints 
 Rev. 1.7. lie c. with clouds, every eye shall see him 
 17- 10. when her. he must continue a short space 
 COME I IT dozen. 
 
 Isa. 55. 10. as the rain c. dozen from heaven 
 John 6. 33. breail of God is he which c. dozen, 50. 
 James 1. 17. every good anil perfect gift c. dozen 
 Rev. 3.12. new Jerusalem which c. dozen from God 
 COMEI 11 forth. 
 
 Gen. 24. 43. when the virgin c. forth to draw water 
 Exod. 4. 14. also behold h^c. forth to meet thee 
 
 8. 20. before Pharaoh, lo, he c. forth to the water 
 Jtidg. 11. 31. v/hatsoever c. forth of the doors 
 
 1 Sam. 11.7. whosoever c. not forth after Saul 
 Job 5. 6. though affliction c. not forth of the dust 
 14. 2. he c. forth like a flower, and is cut dow n 
 Isa. 28. 29. this also c. forth from the Lord 
 Ezek. 3.3. 30. hear xvhat words c. forth from Lord 
 Mic. 1. 3. behold the Lord c. forth out of his place 
 COMEL'li nigh. 
 
 Rum. 1.51. Levitessetup tabernacle, the strano-er 
 thatc, wiy/i shall be put to death, 3.10, 38. 118.7. 
 COME I IT ozit. 
 
 Exod. 28.35. be heard when he c. nut that he die not 
 Eum. 12.12. flesh is half consumed when he c. out 
 Vezit. 28.57. her eye evil tow'ard young that c. out 
 1 A ings 8. 41. a stranger f hat c. out of a lar country 
 Job 20. 25. it is drawn, and c. ontof the body 
 .37.22. fair weather c. ci/rof thenorth, with God is 
 Cant. .3. 6. who is this that c. oza of the wilderness ^ 
 lia. 20. 21. the T ord c. <mt of his place to punish 
 42. 5. spread forth earth, and that which r. out of it 
 Jer. 46. 20. destruction cometh, it c. ewrof the north 
 Efek.4. 12. shall bake it with dung tliat c. cwr of man 
 Mat. 15.11. but that which c. ewii of the mouth, this 
 ,, defileth a man, Markl. 20. 
 
 24. 27. for as the lightning c. out of the east 
 COMETH up. 
 
 ISam. 28.14. and she said, an old man c. up covered 
 Cant. 8. 5. who is this that c. up from wilderness ' 
 Isa. 24. 18. and he that c. up out of midst of the pit 
 Jer. 4t). 7. w'hois this that c. z/p as a flood ' 
 
 50. .3. out of north there e. up a nation against her 
 Hfh. .3.16. when hec.?// to people, will invade them 
 Mat.17.£J. cast an hook, take up the fish first c. up 
 COJIFOH r, Sz/bstazitive. 
 
 Job 6. 10. then should 1 yet have c. yea, I would 
 10. 20. let me alone, that I may take c. a little 
 119. 50. this is my c. in my affliction, thy word 
 76. let thy merciful Icindness be for my’ c. 
 
 Isa. 57. 6. should 1 receive c. in these .' 
 
 Ezek. 16.54. in that tlioii art a c. to them 
 Mat. 9. 22. daughter, be of good c. Luke 8.48 
 Mark 10. 49. be of goofi c. rise, hecalleth thee 
 Acts 9 . 31. w'alking in the c. of the Holy Ghost 
 Rom. 15. 4. through patience and c. of the scriptures 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 3. speaketh to men to exhortation anrl c. 
 
 ~ Cor. 1. 3. blessed be God, eventlie God of all c 
 
 4. oy the c. wherewith we are comforted of God 
 7. 4. great IS my glorying of you, 1 am filled withe. 
 13. tlierefore we were comforted in yourc 
 13.11. brethren, be perfect, heof goo'd c. 
 
 Phzl. 2.1. if there be therefore any c. of love 
 19. that 1 also may be of good c. when I know 
 Col. 4.11. these only, which have been a c. ti) me 
 CGMKOIIT, Kerb. 
 
 Gen. 5.29. this same shall c. usconcernin'^ our work 
 '“earts, after that you shall pass on 
 27. 42. Esau as touching thee doth c. himself 
 37. 35. all his sons and daughters rose up to c him 
 Jzidg. 19. 5. c. thy heart with a morsel of bread 8 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 2. David sent to c. him, 1 Chrozi. 19’2 
 1 Chrozi. 7.22. and his brethren '-ame toe. him 
 
 19.2. servants of David came to Ilanim to c. him 
 Job". 11. his friends came to mourn with and c.hini 
 
 I' sliall c. me, my couch 
 
 9. 27. if I say, I will forget, I will c. myself 
 
 seeing in answers 
 
 Psal. 23. 4. thy rod and thy staff, they c. me 
 71. 21. thou shall increase an/1 c. me on every side 
 119. t 76. let thy merciful kindniss c. me 
 82. my eyes fail, saying, when wilt thou c. me ’ 
 
 I"® wifii apples, for ! am sick of love 
 ^^.4. look aw ay from me, labour not to c. me 
 =?• hr - people, saith your (iod 
 
 51.3. Lord shall c. Zion, lie willc. her waste places 
 19. two things are come, by whom shall ! c. thee .' 
 
 61. 2. he hath sent me to c. all that mourn 
 
 you, ye shall be in Jerusalem 
 I w’ould c.myself.heart is faint in me 
 16. (. nor shall men teai- to c, them for the dead 
 
 Jer. 31.13.1 will c. them, make rejoice from sorrow 
 Lam. 1. 2. among lovers she hath none toe. her, 17. 
 21. they hear/I that I sigh, there is none to c. me 
 
 2.1.3. what shall 1 equal to thee, that 1 may c. thee ’ 
 Ezek. 14.2.3. they shall c. you when ye see tlieii ways 
 Zech. 1 . 17. Lord shall vet c. Zion,and chooseJeius 
 
 10. 2. /liviners told false dreams, fiiey c. in vain 
 JAm 11. 19. to c. them concerning their brother 
 ~ Cor. 1. 4. that ye may be able to r. them who 
 2. 7. ye ought rather to fo. give and c. him 
 Ep'f 6. 22. and that he might c. your hearts 
 
 8. he might know your estates, c. your hearts 
 
 1 Ihess. .3. 2. to c. you concerning your faitii 
 
 4. 18. xvherefore c. one another with these words 
 
 5. 11. W’herefore c. yourselves togother and edify 
 
 14. c. the feeble-minded, sujjport the weak 
 
 2 Ih.ss. 2. 17. now our J.ord Jesus c. yem hearts 
 
 ^ CO:\lFORTAP,LE. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 17. the word of my Lord shall now bee 
 Zech. 1. 13. Lord answered the angel with c. words 
 
 CGMlORrABL'f. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 7- ffo forth and speak c. to thy servants 
 2 Chron. 30. 22. he spake c. to all the I.evites 
 
 32. 6. he set captains over the people, an/l spake c 
 Isa. 40. 2. speak ye c. to .ierusale.m, cry (o her 
 Hos. 2,14. 1 will allure her, and speak c. to her 
 COM FOR LED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 67- Isaac was c. after his motlier’s /leath 
 37. 35. Jac. retus. to be c. for he said, 1 go to grave 
 .3{5. 12. Jud. was c. and went up to his sheep shear. 
 ^). 21. Joseph c. his brethren, and spake kindly 
 Ruth 2.13. let me find fav. for that thou liast e. me 
 2 Sam. 12. 24. David c. Eatii-sheba his wife 
 
 13. 39. for he was c. concerning Amnon 
 Jhb4". 11. all his brethren c. him over all the evil 
 Psal. 77.2. my sore ran, my soul refused to be c. 
 86.17. because thou, Lord, hast bolpen me an/l c me 
 119. 52. 1 remembered thy judgments, have c. niys. 
 
 Isa. 49. 13. for fiod hath c. his people, 52. 9. 
 
 54.11. oh, thou afflicted, tossed, and note. 
 
 66.13. and ye shall be c. in Jerusalem 
 Jer. 31.15. Rachel weeping, refus. to be c. for child 
 Ezek. 5.13.1 will cause fury to rast, I will be c. 
 
 14. 22. ye shall be c. concerning all the evil 
 
 31. 16. all that drink water be c. in parts of earth 
 
 32. 31. Pharaoh shall see them, and shall be c 
 Mai. 2. 18. would not be c. because they were'not 
 
 5. 4. bless, are they that mourn, for thev shall be c 
 Lztke 16. 25. now he is c. and thou art t/irmented 
 John 11. 31. the Jews which c. her, saw ,’\Iary rise 
 Acts 16. 40. when they had seen brethren,/:, them 
 20. 12. brought young man alive, were not a lit c 
 Rrm. 1. 12. tliat I may be c. together with you' 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 31. that all may learn, and all may bee 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 4. fine comfort w herewith we are c. of G,' 
 
 7- 6. God c. us by the coming of 1 itus 
 
 7. file consolation wherewith he was c. in you 
 
 1.3. fi'.erefore we were c. in your comfort 
 Col. 2. 2. that their hearts might be c. being knit 
 
 1 Tbess. 2. 11. ye know how' he exhorted and c. you 
 
 3. 7. we were c. over you in all our affliction 
 
 COMFORTKDST. 
 
 Isa. 12.1. thine auger is turned away, and thou c me 
 COMFORTER, S. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 3. that he hath sent c. to thee, 1 Chr. 19. .3. 
 Job 16. 2. heard many things, miserable c. are ve all 
 Psal. 69. 20. Llooked fore, but found none 
 Eccl. 4.1. tears of the oppressed, and they had no r 
 Lam.1.9. she came down wonderfully, she ha/1 no c' 
 
 16. c. that should relieve my soul is far from me 
 Nab. 3. 7. whence shall 1 seek c. for thee 
 John 14. 16. he shall give you another C. to abide 
 
 26. but the C. which is Holy Ghost, shall teach 
 
 15.26. when the C. is come II16.7- C. w ill notcome 
 
 CO.MFORTETH. 
 
 Job 29. 25. T dwelt, as one that c. the mourners 
 i.M.51.12.1,even I, am he that r. you, who art thou 
 66. 13. as one whom mother c. wHl I comfort you 
 2 Cor. 1. 4. whof. us in all our tribulations 
 
 6. God that c. those that are cast down 
 .('O.MFORTl.ES.S. 
 
 Johzi 14.18.1 will not leave you c. will come to you 
 COMFOIELS. 
 
 PsaL 94. 19. of my thoughts, thy c. deliglitmy s/3ul 
 Isa. 57.18.1 will lead him also,and restorer, to Ifim 
 COMING. 
 
 Gen. .30. 30. the Lord hath blessed thee since m3’ r. 
 
 43. t 20. O sir, c. down we came to buy food 
 Lev. 14. t48. it the priest r. in shall come and look 
 Rum. 22. 16. let nothing hinder thee from c. 
 
 Judg. 5. 28. w liy is his chariot so long in r. 
 
 1 Sazzi. 16. 4. elders of the tow'u tremble at his r. 
 
 29. C. thy going and c. in with me since day of c. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 25. to know thy going out and thy c. hi 
 
 2 Kings 13. 20. invaded the land at c. in of the 3’ear 
 
 19.27. I know thy going out and c. in, Isa. 37.28. 
 Psal. 37.13. for he seeth that his da3’ is c. 
 
 121.8. Ixird shall preserve thy going out and c. in 
 Isa. 14. 9. hell is moved for thee to meet thee at r. 
 
 44. 7. the things tl/at are c. let them shew to them 
 Jer. 8. 7- and swallow observe the time oftheirr. 
 Dan. 4. 23. saw an hol3' one c. down from heaven 
 Mic. 7.15. accord, to the days of the c. out of Fgypt 
 Mai. 3. 2. who may abide the day of bis r. ? 
 
 4. 5. before the r. of the great d”y of the T.ortl 
 Mat. 16. 28. till they see Son of man r. in his kingd 
 
 24. 3. fell us what shall be tlie sign rrt’fhy c. ? 
 
 27. so shall the r. of the Son of man be, 37,39. 
 
 30. when they shall see the Son of man c. in 
 c louds, 26. 6i. Mark 13. 26. I 14. 62. Luke 21. 27. 
 48. shall say, m\’ Txird delayeth his c. Luke 12. 45. 
 
 25. 27- at m3' c. have received mv- own, Imkc I9.23 
 Mark 6. 31. for there were many c. lUid going 
 Luke 9. 42. as he was yet c. the devil tare him 
 
 18.5. lest bv her conunual c. she \vear3' me 
 John 5. 7- wliile 1 am r. another steupeth before me 
 25. the hour is r. 28. || 10. 12. seetli the wolf r. 
 
 Act^ 1.18. re; eive the power of the H0I3’ (ihost c 
 7- 52. sheweci befoce ot'the c. of tlie justone 
 
 9. 28. he was with them c. in and going out 
 
 10. 25. as Peter was c. in Conieliu.s met him 
 13. 24. when John had preached before his c. 
 
 71 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 7. waiting for the c. of our T.onl Jesus 
 J5. 5.‘i. afterward they that are Christ's at his c. 
 
 If). 17. I am eladof f.of Stcphanusaiid l oi tunatus 
 e (Uir. 7 . 6. t'iod comfortetl us by the c. of I itus 
 
 7. not hy his c. only, hut hy tlie consolation 
 7^^;/. 1 . ‘if), h" mere abundant by my r. to you aE:ain 
 
 1 'J'/tess. a. ly.arenotyeourrejoicimi atom- fxl’sc. 
 
 3. 13. hearts unblameable at the c. of our Lord 
 
 4. 1.5. we who remain to the r. of our Lord 
 
 5. (23. i)re.served blameless to thee, of our T.ord 
 
 2 'litcss.Q. 1. we beseech you by thee, of our I,ord 
 B. and shall destroy with the briehtn-ss of his c. 
 
 9. even liim whosec. is after the workimrof Satan 
 
 Jam, 3 . 7 . be patient, brethren, to the r.of the Lord 
 B. for thee, of the I ord draweth iiiith 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 4. to whom r. as unto a lix ine stone 
 
 2 /Vr. 1.If), make known power and e. of oui' Lord.). 
 
 .3. 4. sayiny, where is the promise of his c. '! 
 
 12. loo'kinh and hasting to the r. of the day of Ood 
 
 1 Johtii. 2B. not be asl)amed befoiehim at his c. 
 liev. 13. 11. beheld another beast c. uj) out of earth 
 
 21.2. new .1 erusalem c. dow n from (tod out ot hea- 
 COMlNCi.s. fven 
 
 Ezek. 43.11. shew- them the iroings out tuul c. in 
 COMMAN 1). 
 
 2 Sam. 23. t 23. David set Benaiah at his c. 
 
 Job 39. 27. doth the e.aele mount up at thy c.T 
 
 COM MAN 1) 
 
 Is referred, d) To God, nhose command ertendeth 
 to the earth, Psal. 33. 9. To the heatens, Psal. 
 14B. 5. Jo hi.i people, Exod. 34. 11. jo the 
 adtersarie.'i of the church, Lam. 1. 17. Jo the 
 clouds, Isaiah 5. f). J’o senents, Amos 9. 3. 
 J'o unclean .(//frit,?, Mark 1. 27. 11 signifies, [1] 
 
 Ills authority and pouer over his creatures, Psal. 
 14B. 5. [2] Ihs trill and readiness to help his 
 own children in their distress, Y'md. 42. B. [3] 
 To require due obedience to his laws. Dent. 11. 
 
 22. [4] J'o procure, or aer/', Psal. 44. 4. [5] 
 
 J'o enable and incline, .lob 30. 10. [6] I'o te 
 
 strain, Isa. 5. 6. [7] J'o appoint, or establish 
 firmly. Psalm. 111. 9- [»] To stirup by his pro¬ 
 vidence, Isa. 13. 3. [9] J'o give, or bestow, 1 ev. 
 25. 21. 'this word comprehendeth instruction, 
 prediction, exhortation, and consolation. Mat. 
 
 11. 1. compared with Mat. 10. 6, 17, 26, 40. 
 
 (II) d o man, ns parents commanding their chil¬ 
 dren, Gen. IB. 19. I 50.16. Goveinors their 
 officers, .loshua 1. 10. Kings their subjects, 
 
 2 Chron. 14, 4. Pastors their people, 2 1 hess. 
 
 3. 4, 6. 
 
 Gen. IB. 19. Abrah. will c. his child, and household 
 Erod. B. we w ill sacrilice as God shall c. us 
 18. 23. if thou do this thing, and G(xl c. thee so 
 fiJum. 9. B. 't will h.ear what the Lord will c. 
 
 .36. 6. this is the thing which the I ord doth c. 
 JDevt. 2B. B. the Lord shall c. the blessing on thee 
 .32. 46. ye shall c. your children to observe to do 
 Josh. 11. 15. so did' Moses c. loshua, and so he did 
 Psal. 42. B. the Lord will c. his loving-kindness 
 44. 4. art my king, () (!od, c. deliverance for.lacob 
 Jsa. 45.11. concerning the work of my hands, c. me 
 Jer.Q.J. 4. c. them to say to their masters 
 Lam. 1. 10. heathen didst c. they should not enter 
 Mat. 4. 3. c. th('se stones be made bread, J.uke 4.3. 
 19.7. why did Moses c. to give writing ofdivorcem. 
 27. 64. c. therefore that sepulchre be made sure 
 Mark 10. 3. he said to them, what did Moses 0. you 
 Luke B. 31. that he would note, them to go into deep 
 9.54. wilt thou we c. fire to come down from heaven 
 ficts 5.(28. saying, did not we straitly c. you 
 
 15. 5. and to c. them to kec)) the law' of Moses 
 £ Jhess. 3. 4.ye both do and will do tilings we c. you 
 
 6. we r. you, brethren, in name of our I,ord .lesus 
 
 12. that are such we c. and exhort by our Ld. Jesus 
 1 Tim. 4. 11. these things c. and teach 
 
 / COMMAN I). 
 
 Erod. 7 . 2. shall sneak all that 7 c. thee, Jer. I.7,17. 
 34. 11. observe triou m liat 7 c. thee. Pout. 12. 2B. 
 J,ev. 25. 21. then 7 will c. my blessing upon you 
 IJeut. 4. 2. ye shall not add to the word 7 c. you 
 
 7. 11. shalt keep command. 7 c. thee this dav, to 
 do them,B. 11. 1 10. 13. 1 11.B, 27.1 1.3. IB. I .30.8. 
 24. IB. therefore 7 c. thee to do this thing, 22. 
 
 30.16. 7 c. tl.ee this day to love the T ord thy God 
 Jsa. 5.6. 7 will c. the clouds that they rain not 
 Jer. 11. 4. ohey my voice, and do all whici) 7 c. you 
 34. 22. behold, 7 will c. saith the 1 ord, and cause 
 Amos 9. 3. thence will 7 c. serpent, he shall hite them 
 
 4. thence 7 c. the sword, and it shall slay them 
 9. 7 will c. and 1 will sift the house of Israel 
 John 15. 14. ye are my friends, ifye do what 7 c. you 
 17. these things 7 c. you, that ye love one another 
 Acts 16. 18. 7 f. thee In the name of lesus Christ 
 1 Cor. 7.10. to the married 7 c. vet not 1, but Ix)rd 
 ( OMM ANDEt). 
 
 Gen. 45.19. now thou art c. this do ye, take waggons 
 50. 12. Joseph’s sons did to him as he c. them 
 Exod. 1.17. mid wives did not as king of Egypt c. 
 Lev.10. 1.3. eat it in tlie holy place, for so f am r. 
 J)eut. 1. IB. 1 c. you at that time ajl things, .3.18,21. 
 Josh. 4. B. the children of Israel did as loshua c. 
 
 B. 8. set the city on lire, see I ha\ e c. you 
 
 22. 2. ye have obeyed my voice in all I c.you 
 Judg. 1.3. 14. all that I c. her. let her ohser\e 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 29. my brother, he hath r. me to be there 
 21. 2. David said, the kingc. me a business.and .said 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 28. then kill Amnon, ha\ e not 1 c. you 
 21.14. they performed all that the king c. 
 
 2 Kingsll. 9. according to all that lehoiada priestc. 
 
 16. 16. thus did according to all that king Ah.azc. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 17. is it not I c. peoi)le to be numbered 
 
 2 Chron. B. 14. for so had David the miUi of God c. 
 14. 4. Asac. Uidahtoseek L.God of their fathers 
 ,32. 12. Dezekiah |1 .3.3. 16. N'anasseh c. Jutlah 
 
 J\eh. 13.19. 1 c. that the gatessh('uld I'e shut 
 22. If. 1 evifes to (leanse thou selves, keep gates 
 Esth. .3. 2. for the king had so c. concerning 1 laman 
 12. was written according to all that Daman c. 
 
 4.17. Mordecai did according as Esther r. him 
 
 8. 9. written according to all that AJordecai c. 
 
 Job 38.12. hast thou f. the morning since thy days ? 
 
 72 
 
 Isa. 48. 5. say, niy molten image hath f. them 
 Jer. .35. 6. .lonadab our father c. us, 10,14.16,18. 
 F.tek. 12. 7. and 1 did so as I wiis c. .37. 7- 
 Dan. 3. 4. cried, to you it isc. G people, nations 
 10. he c. that they .should heat the furnace 
 
 6. if), then the king r. and tliey l)rought Daniel 
 24. the king c. and they brought those men 
 
 Amos 2.12. f. the prophets, saying, prophesy not 
 Mot. 14. 9. he f. it to be given her, Mark 6. 27. 
 
 19. he f. multitude to sit down, 15. .35. MarkG. .39. 
 IB.25. his lord c. him to be S'dd.amlall he had 
 21. 6. the disciples went and did as .lesus c. them 
 28.20. teacliing to obseia e all things i have c. you 
 luleO.dl. her. them to tell no man that thing 
 Alts io. 48. hec. them to be baptized in the name 
 25.6. the next day Eestusc. Paul to be brought 
 1 ('or. 14. 3t. but are c. to be under obedience 
 
 1 J hess. 4.11. work with your hands as we c. you 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 10. wee. you that if any wouhi not work 
 Ileb. 12.20. they could not endure that w hie h was c. 
 Rev. 9. 4. it was r. them not to hurt the grass 
 
 God CG.MMANDEl). 
 
 Gen. 2.16. God c. man to eat freely of e ery tree 
 6.22. according to all that Geiff. him, so did he 
 
 7. 9. there went into the ark as God had r. Noah, 
 
 16. 1 21. 4. Deut. 20.17. Josh. 10. 40. 
 Deut.5. 15. God c. thee to keep the sahbath-day 
 5. ,32. observe to do as the lx)rd your G'er/c.you 
 .33. walk in all the ways the L. your God c. you 
 6.1. which I,.your Gorfe. to teach you, 20. 1 1,3.5. 
 
 26.16. this dav the 1 ord thy God c. thee to keej) 
 Judg. 4. 6. hath not Lord G. c. to go toward 1 abor r 
 
 1 Chion. ll. 16. David therefore did as God c. him 
 
 2 (’hr. 35. 21. God c. me, make haste, forbear thou 
 Ezra 7. (23. whatsoever isc. by the Ged of heaven 
 /Lai. 68. 28. thv G. hath c. thy strength, strengthen 
 Mat. 15. 4. for 'God c. saying, honour thy lather 
 Acts 10. .33. to hear all things that are c. thee of G. 
 
 Cor. 4 6 G. w ho c. light to shine out of darkness 
 lAird G()\1MAM)E,D. 
 
 Gen. 7. 5. N'oah did according to all the Tcnrd c. 
 Exod. 7 . 6. Moses and Aaron did as the Lrd c. 
 
 them, 10, 20. 1 12. 28, 50. Kum. 17. 11. 
 
 16.16. this isthe thing Id.0.31. 1 .35.4. Num.3(1.1. 
 34. as the Lord c Moses, .34. 4.1 .39. 1, 5, 7 ,Kc. 
 
 40.19, .N-c. Lev. 8 . 9. I 9. 10. 
 /cr.B.4. Mosesdidas 7.. c.him, Num.dO.dJ. | 27.11. 
 .\um. .36. 2. Is'rd c. my lord to gi' e land to Israel 
 Deut. 6. 24. the l ord c. us to do all these statutes 
 
 9. 16. had turned aside out of the w ay Lord c. you 
 
 10. 5. the tables, there they be as the Lndc. me 
 
 1 ■'am. 1.3.11. L. c. him to be captain over people 
 
 2 Sam. 17.114. 1,, c. to defeat counsel of Ahitliophel 
 24. 19. and David went up, as the Ixird c. 
 
 1 Chr. 21. ‘27. 7.. c. the angel, he put up his sword 
 24. 19. the orderings as"/,. God of Israel c. him 
 P.<nl. 106. ,34. concerning whom the Ixxd e. them 
 13.3. 3. for there the Ijord c. the blessing, eyen life 
 
 Jer. 13. 5. I hid itbv Euphrates, as the l.ordc. me 
 Lam. 1.17. the Laid hath c. concerning .lacob 
 Acts 1.3. 46,47. w e turn to Gentiles, so hath the L. c. 
 
 lord or God COMIMAN DED, implicitly. 
 
 Gen. 3. 11. eaten of the tree I c. not to eat, I7. 
 Exod. 23. 15. as 1 c. thee in the time appointed 
 Lev. 7 . .38. in the day he c. the children of Israel 
 1(\ 1. offered strange lire which he c. them not 
 Deut. 17 . 3. hath served other gods, which 1 ha' e 
 not c. 18. 20. Jer. 19. 5.1 2.3. .32. 1 29. 23. 
 Josh. 1. 9. ha\ e not 1 c. thee 2 be strong and of cour. 
 7.11. transgressed my covenant I c. Judg. 2. 20. 
 
 13. 6. divide thou it by lot. as I have c. tliee 
 
 2 7.7. whom 1 c. to feed my people,1 (7ir.l7.6. 
 11. since the time that 1 c. Judges,! Chr. I7.10. 
 
 1 Kings 11.10. had c. him concerning this thing 
 17. 4. I have c. the ravens to feed thee there 
 9.1 have c. a widow w oman there to su.stain thee 
 1 Ch.lG.15. be mindful of his covenant, the w ord 
 which he c. to a thousand generations, Ps. 105. 8. 
 40. that it is written in the law, which hec. Israel 
 Psal. 7. 6. awake to the judgment that thou hast c. 
 
 33.9. he spake and it was done,he c. and it stood fast 
 11L 9. hath c. h is covenant for ever, holy is his name 
 119. 4.thou hast c.ustokeep thy precepts diligently 
 1.3B. thv testimonies thou hast c. ai'e righteous 
 148. 5. for the Lord c. and they were created 
 7.'«.13.3. 1 have c. mv sanctified ones, 1 have called 
 .34. 16. for my mouth it hath c. and his spirit 
 45.12. the heavens and all their host have 1 c. 
 Jer. 7 . 2.3. but this thing c. 1 them, obey my voice 
 .31. w hich 1 c. tliem not, 19.5. I ,32. 35. 
 
 11.8. all words ofcovenant w Inch 1 c. them to do 
 17.22. but hallow the sabbath, as 1 c. your fathers 
 ,‘)0. 21. do according to all that 1 have c. thee 
 Lam. (2. 17. his word that he had c. in days ot old 
 Ezek. 9.11. I have done as thou hast c. me 
 24. 18. 1 did in the morning as 1 w as c. .37. 10. 
 Zech. 1.6. my words which 1 c. did they not take 
 Mnl. 4. 4. rememtier the law which 1 c. in Iloreb 
 I.uke 14.22. Ixird.it is done as thou hast c. and room 
 Acts 10.42. he c. us to preach to the people 
 Mo.ies COMMANDED. 
 
 Kum. 16. 47. Aaron took as Moses had c. and ran 
 7 Vj/f.31.29. turn aside from the way 1 haye c.you 
 .33.4. Mo.^csc. us a law, even the inheritance 
 1.7. observe to r!o according to all Moics c. 
 
 22. 2. ye have kept all that Moses c. you 
 1 ('hr. 15. 15. Moses c according to word of the I,. 
 Mat. 8. 4. offer the gift that Moses c. fora testimony 
 Matk 1.44. offer for thy cleans, those things w hich 
 Mo.'es c. for a testimony to them. Luke 5. 14. 
 .John 8.5. AJ<!se.' in law c. that su( h should be stoned 
 COMMANDEDST. 
 
 Meh.1.7. wh.ich thou c. thy ser' ant Moses. 8. 
 
 9.14. tliou c. them precepts, statutes, and laws 
 Jer. 32. 23. they ha\ e rlone nothing th.at thou c. 
 
 ('( EMMA N DEB. 
 
 Jsa. 55. 4. given him for a leader and c. to people 
 ('OMIMANDE.^^'I. 
 
 Josh. 1.16. all that thou c.us we w ill do 
 18. whoso will not hearken in all tliatthouc. 
 
 .Jer. .32. 2.3. have done noil.ing of all thou c. them 
 Acts 23. 3. c. me to he smitten contrary to the law 
 
 COMMAN'DETH. 
 
 Kum. .32. 25. thy servants w ill do as my lord c. 
 
 Job 9. 7. God, who c. the sun, and it ri.seth not 
 36. 10. he c. tl.at thev return ficm iniquity 
 .32. he covereth the light, and c. it not to shine 
 .37. 12. that they may do whatever lie c. them 
 /(<a/. 107.25. he c. and raiseth the stoimy w ind 
 Lam. .3. 37. w hosaith. it cometh, when Ld. c. it not? 
 
 . :mof 6.11. I ord c. and he will smite great horse 
 Mark 1. 27. he c. the unclean spirits, Luke 4. .‘16. 
 Luke 8. 25. he c. the w inds, and they obey him 
 /lets 17 . 3 I. now c. all men everv w here to repent 
 CG.M.MANDING. 
 
 Gen. 49. .33. Jacob made an end of c. his sons 
 Mat. 11.1. Jesus mavle an end of c. his disoples 
 Acts 24. B. c. his accusers to come to thee 
 1 J'ltn. 4. 3. c. to abstain from meats God created 
 CO.M.MAN D.’vlEN 1. 
 
 Eiod. .34. 32. he gave them in c. all Lord had spoken 
 Kum. 15. .3). broken hisc. that soul shall be cut eft 
 
 23. 20. heliold, I have received c. to bless 
 27.14. ye rebelled against my c. in the desert 
 J)eut.‘3(). 11. thisc. 1 command thee this day 
 
 1 Kings (2. 43.w hy hast thou not keiit the c. 1 charged 
 
 2 Kings 18. 36. king's c. w as, ans. not, Isa. .36. 21. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. .32. all their brethren were at their c. 
 
 28. 21. all the people will be w holly at thy c. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 13. olFering according tethe c. of Moses 
 + 14. so was thee, of David the man ot God 
 
 19. 10. what cause shall come between law and c. 
 .30. 12. one heart to do the c. of king and princes 
 .31. 5. and as soon as the c. came abroad, Israel 
 Ezra 8. 17. I sent them with c. to Iddo the chict 
 10. .3. of those that tremble at the c. of God 
 Neh. 11. 23. it was the king’s c. conceniing them 
 
 1.3. + 5. wine and oil, which was the c. of Levi'es 
 Esth. 1. 12. Vashti refused to come at the king s c. 
 
 2. 20. Esther did the c. of Mordecai, like as w hen 
 
 3. 3. w hy transgre.ssest thou the king’s r. J 
 
 9.1. when king’s c. drew' nigh to be put in execution 
 Job 23 12. nor gone back from the c. of his lips 
 Psal. 119. 96. but thy f. IS exceeding broad 
 147. 15. he sendeth forth hisc. uixn earth 
 Prov. 6. 2.3. the c is a lami), and the law is light 
 B. 29. that the waters slmuld not pass his c. 
 
 1.3. 13. he that fearelh the c. shall be rew artled 
 19. 16. he thatkeepelh the c. keepeth his soul _ 
 
 Eccl. B. 5. whoso keepeth c. shall teel no evil thing 
 Jer. 35. 14. but thev obev their father Jonadab's c. 
 Dan. .3. 22. becaus'e the king’s c. was urgent 
 
 9. 23. the c. came forth, and I am aime to .shew 
 IJ0S.5. 11. because he w illingly walked after thee. 
 Mai. 2. l.now, O ye priests, this c. is for you 
 
 4. ye shall know that 1 have sent this c. to you 
 Mat. 15. .3. why do ye transgress the c. of God t 
 
 6. thus have ye made the c. ol God of no effect 
 22. .36. 1\) aster, w hich is the great c. in the law r 
 .38. this is the first and great c. Mark 12. .3i’. 
 
 AJark 7 . 8. for laving aside the r. of God. ye hold 
 9. he said, full well ve reject the c. ot (JckI 
 12. 31. there is no other c. greater than these 
 Luke 15. 29. nor ti ansgressecl 1 at any time thy c. 
 23.56. rested the sabbath-dav according to thee. 
 John 10. 18. this c. have 1 received of my latlier 
 12. 49. he gave me a c. what 1 should say 
 50. 1 know that his c. is life everlasting 
 
 14. 31. as the Lather gave mec. even so I do 
 
 15.12. my c. that ye love one another, 1 John 3.23. 
 Acts 15. 24. to w hom w e gave no such c. _ 
 
 17. 15. receiving a c. to Silas to come to lum 
 
 2.3. :10. and gave c. to his accusers also to say 
 25. 2,3. at E'estus’ c. Paul was brought forth 
 
 Rom. 7 . B. but sin taking occasion by the c. 11. 
 
 9. when the c. came, sin revived, and 1 died 
 
 10. c. w hich was ordained to lire, I found to death 
 
 12. and the c. is holv, and just, ,ind good 
 
 13. that sin by c. might 1)000106 exceeding sinful 
 
 1.3. 9. if there be any other c. it is briefly in this 
 16. 26. according to the c.of the everlasting (lod 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 6. 1 siieak this bv permission, not of c. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 8. I 3|)eak nof bv c. but by occasii n of 
 Eph. 6. 2. which is the first c. with promise 
 
 1 J'im.l. 1. bythec.ofGod our Saviour, '/it.l. 3* 
 
 5. the end ot the c. is charity, out of a pure heart 
 IJeb. 7. 16. w ho is made not after law of a canial c. 
 
 18. there is a disannulling of the r. going before 
 11.22. Joseph gave r. concerning his Im iu s 
 
 2.3. Closes hid, they were not afraid of the king s c. 
 
 2 J’et. 2. 21. to turn from holy c. delivered to them 
 .3. 2. mindful of c. of us the apostles ot the I ord 
 
 1 John 2. 7. but an old c. which ye have heard 
 3. + 11. this is the c. ve heard trom the beginning 
 
 23. this is his f. that weshould believe on the name 
 4?2i. this have we from him, he who lovefh God 
 
 2 .John 4. as we have recei' ed a c. from the 1 ather 
 
 6. this is the c. that as v e have heard from begimi. 
 
 Give cr given ( OMSi AN DMEN'I . 
 
 Exod. 25. 22. things which 1 will fiff etliee in c. 
 Deut. 1. ,3. the Lord had gi: en him in c. unto them 
 J'sra 4.(21. giie c. to cease till another c. be given 
 Psal. 71. 3. hast;)!: CD r. to save me, thou my rock 
 Jsa. 23. 11. the 1 ord hath gizen c. against the city 
 :\ah. 1. 14. the Ixu'd hath given c. conceniing thee 
 John 11. .57. given c. if any knew where he w ere 
 Koeti Gow V ANDMKNT, see Keh'. 
 COMMAN DMEN'I' of the J^erd. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 1 . lomit. c. of L. \um. 9. 18, 2tb 1 10.. 13. 
 Kum. 3. 39.Moses and Aaron numbered atr. of /,. 
 
 24. 13. 1 cannot go be.vond the c.of L. to do good 
 .33. .38. .Aaron w ent up to 1 lor at c. of 1 xn dTsnd died 
 Josh. 22. 3. ve have kept charge of r. of [.. your Gcxi 
 
 1 Earn. 12.14. and not rebel against the c. of I ■ rd 
 15. if v e w ill not obey, but rebel against c. </ E. 
 
 1.3. 13. thou hast not kept the r. of L'ld thy (iixl, 
 
 15. 13. Saul sail!. 1 have perfornied the r. of D rd 
 
 24. 1 have transgressed the c. of /.. and thy w( rd 
 
 2 Ram. 12. 9. wherefi re hast thou des[)ise<l c. of j . 
 2 Kings 24. 3. at the c. of Ixsrd came this on Judah 
 2 ('/iron. 29. 25. for so was c. of L. bv his proph«|U 
 Psal. 19. 8. the c. of L. is pure, enlightening the 
 
 eyes 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 25. conceniing virgins 1 have no c.of L. 
 
COM 
 
 C O M 
 
 COM 
 
 Xeu COMMANDMENT. 
 
 Jo/m 13. 34. a new c. I give unto you, that ye love 
 
 1 Jo/iH 2. 7. brethren, 1 write no ?ieTV c. unto you 
 
 8. ang*4' c. I write unto you, which is true in him 
 
 2 Joh7i 5. not as thougli I wrote a new c. unto thee 
 
 Hehelled agonist the CO.MM A N DM !'.N f. 
 'Sum. 27. 14. ye rebelled ag. my c. in the des. ofZin 
 Devt. 1.2C. hut ye rebel, ag. c. of I., your (lod, 4.3. 
 
 9 . 23. then rebel, ag. c. of L. and believed not 
 Lam. 1.18. J^. is riuhteous, I liave rebelled ag. his c. 
 
 CO.'NfMANDiMEN 18. 
 
 Gen. 2d. 5. because that Abraham kept my c. 
 Liod. 15. 2f). and if thou wilt sive ear to hisc. 
 
 34.28. wrote on tables the ten c. Deut. 4.13. | 10.4. 
 Lev. 4.13. have done somewhat ag. any of the c. 27. 
 5. 17. commit sin forbidden by the c. of the I ord 
 27- 34. these are the c. the Ixrrd commanded 
 Sum. 15. .39. remember all tJie c. of the J on! 
 
 Deut. 8.11. in not keei-'ingr. which [ command thee 
 
 11. 13. if you shall hearken to c. 28. 13. Judg. 3. 4 
 
 27. if ye will obey the c. of the 1/ord j’Our God 
 
 28. if ye will not obey the c. of the Lord your G. 
 1 Sam. 15. 11. haul hath not performed my c. 
 
 1 Kings 11.31. because he hath kept my c. "an(i stat. 
 
 14. 8. David who kept my c. and followed me 
 18. 18. in that ye have forsaken the c. of the Ixird 
 
 2 Kings 17. 16. and they left all the r. of the I/ird 
 19. Judah kept not the c. of the Ixrrd their God 
 
 18. 6. but kept his c. which he commanfied Moses 
 2 Qhron. 7.19. if ye forsake my c. I set before you 
 24. 20. why ti ansgress ye the c. of the Imrd ' 
 
 Lzra 9.10. O our tlod, for we have forsaken thv c. 
 
 14. should we again break thy c. and join in attin. 
 Psal. 89. 31. if they keep not mv c. then will I visit 
 111.7. his works are verity, all his c. are sure 
 112. 1. blessed is he that delight, greatly in his c. 
 119. 10. O let me not wander from thy c. 
 
 19. I am a stranger, hide not thy c. from me 
 35. make me to «o in the path of thv c. 
 
 47. I will delight in thv c. which 1 'have loved 
 66. teach me, for 1 have believed thy c. 
 
 7.3. give understanding, that I may Team thy c. 
 86. all thy c. are taith. |l 151. all thy c. are truth 
 98. thou through t!iy c. hast made me wiser than 
 127. 1 love thy c. || 1.31. I longed for thy c. 
 
 143. thy c. are my delights || 172. c. rig'uteous. 
 
 166. I have <lone thy c. II 176. not forget thy c. 
 Prov. 2. 1. if thou wilt hide myc. with tfiee 
 7. 1. keep my words and lav up my c. wkh thee 
 
 10. 8. the wLse in heart will receive r. 
 
 Jsa. 48. 18. O that thou hadst hearkened to my c. 
 ]\Jat. 5. 19. whoso shall break one of these least c 
 
 15.9. teach, for doctrines the r. of men, ^^ar/c 7 7 
 22. 40. on these two c. hang all the law and proph, 
 
 Mai A- 10. 19 . thou knowest the c. Luke 18 20 
 
 12. 29. the first of all thee, is, hear O Isr. the L 
 Luke 1. 6. walking m all the c. of the L. blameless 
 Jtdm 14. 21. he that hath my c. and keeneth them 
 
 15.10. if keep my c. as I have kept my Father’s c 
 I Cor. 7. 19. IS nothing, but keeping the c. of God 
 
 14. .37. thmes I write you, are the c. of the Lord 
 Col. 2, 22. after the c. and doctrines of men 
 
 1 JAess. 4. 2. for ye know what c. we gave vou by L. 
 
 1 .John 2. 4. he that keepeth not his c. is a' liar 
 .3. 24. he that keepeth his c. dwelleth in him 
 
 2 John 6. this is lo\ e, that we walk after his c 
 
 Dt) C"MMANDMKNTS. 
 
 L\m. 15. 40. do all my r. and be holy to your God 
 Deut. 0. 25. obs. to do all c. 15. 5. | 28. 1,15. | 30. 8. 
 i Cbron. 28. 7- if he be constant to jo my c. 
 
 J sal. 103.18. those that remember his c. to dji them 
 111. 10. understanding have they that do his c. 
 
 Kev. 22. 14. blessed are they that (D his c. 
 
 Sot //« COMMANDMENT.S. 
 
 Lev. 26. 14. but if ye will rirt do all these c. 
 
 15. so that ye will not do all my c. but break coven. 
 
 Keep Co.viMANUMKNTs, see Kefp 
 .. COMMEND 
 
 Si^ifies, [1] To extol, or praise, 2 Cor. 3. 1. | 5. 12. 
 a 9 commit, or give in charge, Luke 2.3. 46! 
 [.3j 10 render more illustrious and commendable. 
 Kom. 3 5. [4] To make or render one more 
 acceptable, 1 Cor. 8. 8. 
 
 Liike‘1?,. 46. lather, into thy hands I c. my spirit 
 Acts 20. 32. and now. brethiren, I c. you to God 
 Pom. 3.5. if our unrighteousness c. righteous, of God 
 16.1. 1 c. unto you Phebe our sister, a servant 
 ~yor. .3.1. do we begin again to c. ourselves t 
 o. 12. for we c. not ourselves again to you 
 10. 12. or compare ourselves witJi some that c 
 ^ COMMENDATION. 
 
 - Cor. 3.1. or need we, as some others, epistles of c 
 
 „ , ^ COM.MENDED. 
 
 //”■ 1A princes c. Sarai before Pharaoh 
 
 shall be c. accord, to his wisflom 
 r 1 ^ because a man hath 
 
 16. 8. the Ixird c. tlie unjust steward, because 
 .-icfx 2.1 c. them to the L. on whom they believed 
 • 1.^. 11. 1 ouaht to have been c, of you 
 
 7?. r „ u t'OMMENDETH. 
 
 1 rw o' o’ towards us, in that 
 
 1 i.OT. 8. 8. but meat c. us not to God 
 
 - Cor. 10.18. not he that c. is approved, but whom L. 
 
 opn A r COMMENDING. 
 
 "(C "• C; ourselves to every man's conscience 
 
 o- T i. in all c. ourselves as the ministers of God 
 r 0.0. COMMISSION, S. 
 
 1 they delivered the king’s c. 
 
 Acts ^6.12. as 1 went with c. from the chief priest 
 r J no COM .MIT. 
 
 Jzxod. .0.14. thou Shalt not c. a<lultery, Deut. 5. 18. 
 
 Iw, *; 17 ' t9. 18. Horn. 13. 9. 
 
 1H ‘<^ V«ny of these things forbidden 
 B.2b. not c. any of these abominations, .•io. 
 
 A 7 ,/n, ^ abominations 
 
 liron ’^'onian c. any sin that men c. 
 
 Jwrfg 1"”) ^-'.X s*'oh evil among you 
 
 2 ‘ "* the sight of the I ord 
 
 Jbi's « V.Jerusalem tor. fornication 
 Prn/’^i ^tofiod would 1 c. my cause 
 
 37 thine hand I c. my spirit 
 
 (• o. c. thy way to the Lord, trust also in him 
 
 Prov. 16. .3. r. thy works unto the I ord, thy thoughts 
 12. an abomination to kings to c. wickedness 
 Isa. 22. 21. I will c. thy government into his hand 
 Jer.Tl. 21. r. Jenimiah to the court of prison 
 44. 7. why c. ye this great evil against your souls I 
 Ezek. 8. 17. r. alximinations which they c. here 
 16. 43. and thou shalt not r. this lewdness 
 
 22. 9. in the midst of thee they r. lewdness 
 Has. 6. 9. the priests murder, they c. lewdness 
 
 7. 1. for they r. falsehood, and the thief cometh 
 Luke 12. 48. and did c. things worthy of stri|)es 
 16. 11. who will c. to your trust the true riches ? 
 John 2. 24. .lesus didfiot r. himself to them 
 Rotn. 1.32. whor. such things are worthy of death 
 2. 2. is against them which c. such tilings 
 22. that abhorrest idols, dost thou c. sacrilege? 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 8. neither let us c. fornication 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 18. this charge I c. to tliee, son fimothy 
 
 2 Tim. 2, 2. the same c. thou to faithful men 
 Jam. 2. 9. if ye have respect to p.erson3 ye c. sin 
 I Pet. 4. 19. c. the kee[)ing of their souls to him 
 
 1 John's. 9. whoso is Porn of God doth not c. sin 
 Rev. 2. 14. who taught Israel to e. fornication 
 
 20. to teach and seduce my servants to c. forni- 
 Ree Auulteuy. [cation 
 
 COM.M IT iniguity. 
 
 2 Sam. 7.14. if he c. iniquity 1 will chasten him 
 Job 34. 10. Almighty, that he should c. iniquity 
 Jer. 9. 5. they W'eary themselves toe. iniquity 
 Ezek. 3. 20. turn from righteousn. and c. in. 33.13. 
 
 COMMIT trespass. 
 
 Lev. 5. 15. if a soul c. a tre.spass through ignorance 
 Sum. 5.12. if a man's wife go aside and c. trespass 
 31. 16. caused Israel tor. trexpawag:unst the I.ord 
 Josh. 22.20. Achan c. a tre.ipass in the accurs. thing 
 CO.MM iT whoredom, or whoredoms. 
 
 Zee. 20. 5. 1 w'ill cut off that c. whor. with Molech 
 Sum. 25.1. to c. whor. with the daughters of Moab 
 Ezek. 16.17. and thou didst c. whor. with images 
 34. whereas none followeth thee to c. whoredom 
 20. ;i0. c. ye whoredom after their abominations ? 
 
 23. 43. will they c. w. with her, and she with them 
 Hos. 4.10. they shall c. whoredoms and not increase 
 
 13. therefore your daugliteisshall c. whor. 14 
 COMM! I 1 ED. 
 
 Gen. .39. 8. he hath c. all that he hath to my hand 
 22. the keeper c. to Joseph all the prisoners 
 Lev. 4. 35. priest make atonement for sin he hath c. 
 18. .30. these abominable customs w hich were c. 
 
 20. 23. tiiey c. these things, and 1 abhorred them 
 Rum. 15. 24. it aught be c. by ignorance 
 
 Deut. 17. 5. bring forth that man or woman that c. 
 
 21. 22. it a man have c. a sin w'ortJiy of death 
 .7 w(/( 7. 20.6. tliey have c. folly and lew'dnessin Israel 
 1 KtngsQ. 47. we have sinned, we have c. wdekedn. 
 
 14. 22. they provoked him with sins, they c. 
 
 27. brasen shields c. he to the guard, 2 Chr. 12.10. 
 
 1 Ckr. 10.13. .Saul died for his transgression he e. 
 
 Jer. 2. 13. for my people haver, two evils 
 5. .'30. a wonderful and horrible thing is r. in land 
 16.10. what is our sin that we have rTagainst I ord 
 44. 3. w'hich they have c. to provoke to anger, 9. 
 Eiek. 16. 26. thou hast r. fornication with Egypt 
 51. nor hath Samaria r. half of thy sins 
 Iff. 21. turn from all his sins he hath r. 22, 28. 
 
 20. 43. shall lothe yourselves for evils ye have c. 
 
 23. 3. they r. whoredoms in Egypt in their youth 
 
 7. thus she c. whoredoms with them 
 
 33. 16. none of the sins he r. shall be mentioned 
 Hos. 1. 2. for the land hath c. great whoreiiom 
 
 4. 18. they have c. whoredom continually 
 Mark 15. 7- w'ho had c. murder in the insurrection 
 I.uke 12. 48. and to whom men have c. much, of him 
 John 22. Father hath c. all judgment to the Son 
 Arjsd.3. haling men and women, r. them to prison 
 
 25. 11. if 1 have c. any thing worthv'of death 
 25. had found he hail c. nothing worthy of death 
 27. 40. they r. themselves to the sea and loosed 
 28.17. though 1 have c. nothing against the people 
 5 om.3. 2.'because to them were c. tlie oracles of God 
 
 1 CV. 9.17. dispensation of gospel is c. to me, 7VV.1.3. 
 10.8. nor let uscommit fornic. as some of tliem c.' 
 
 2 Cor 5. 19. hath c. to us the word of reconciliation 
 12. 21. and lasciviousne.ss which they have c. 
 
 Gal. 2. 7. gospel of tlie uncircumcision was c. to me 
 
 as gospel of circumcision to Peter. 1 Tim. 1.11. 
 
 1 T*rn. 6. 20. O 1 imothy, keep what is c. to thee 
 
 2 Ttm. 1.12. he is able to keep that which 1 r. to him 
 Jam. 5. 15. if he have c. sins, theyshall be forgiven 
 
 1 Pet.2.2.3. r. himself to him that iudgeth righfeously 
 Judelo. of all their ungodly deeds wliicli they have c 
 Rev. 17. 2. with whom kings have c. fornic. 18. 3, 9. 
 
 See A noM 1N ATio.N.s. 
 
 COMMiriED iyiiquity. 
 
 Psal. 106.6. we have c. inig. we have done wickedly 
 Etek. .33. 13. for his iniq. he hath c. he shall die, 18. 
 Dan. 9.5. we have c. iniquity and done foolishly 
 C< )MM 1 l''J’l'd) trespass. 
 
 Zcz-. 5.7. bring for his trespass he c. two turtle-doves 
 Josh. 7.1. Israel c. -o. tre.'pass 'm the accursed thing 
 22.16. what trespass is this ye have r. against God > 
 31. because ye have note, this tre.ipass against I,! 
 F.zek. 15. 8. because they have c. a tre.ipass, 1 will 
 20. 27. in tliat they c. a trespass against me 
 COMMIT I EST, ETH, ING. 
 
 P.ial. 10.14. the poor c. himself to thee, thou helper 
 Ezek. 8.6. the great ahominations tliat Israel c. here 
 33. 15. walk in statutes of life without c. iniquity 
 Hos. 4.2. by lying, killing, stealing, and c. adultery 
 
 5. 3. tor now, O E|)hraim, thou c. whoredom 
 JohniC .34. whosoever c. sin is the servant of sin 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 18. but he that c. fornic. siimeth against 
 1 ./ohn 3. 4. whoso c. sin transgresseth also the law 
 
 8. he that c. sin is of the devil, for the devil siimeth 
 
 CO.M.MODIOU.S. 
 
 Acts 27. 12 . tlie haven was not c. to winter in 
 CO.MMGN. 
 
 By common, is meant that u'hich is ordinary^ or 
 usual ; as a common death, Knm. 16. 29. a com¬ 
 mon evil, E.ccl. 6. 1. S<metimes that which ir 
 ceremonially unclean. Acts 11. 9. To eat with 
 coninioii hands, that is, without washing one's 
 
 hands, Mark 7. 2. Common bread, that is, 
 unhallowed bread, 1 bam. 21. 4. Jt is said. 
 Acts 2. 41. 1 hat such as believed had all things 
 common ; that is, as to use, but not as to title. 
 Moses calls a vineyard commen, or inofane : 
 M hat man is he tliat hath planted a vineyard, 
 and hath not yet made it coiiimon r Deut. 20. 
 + 6. If there be such an one, he may return to 
 his house ; because the first fi uits of trees- and 
 vines were reckoned unclean, or rather were con¬ 
 secrated to the Lord, and the owjier was not al¬ 
 lowed to touch them, till after the fourth year, Lev. 
 19. 24, 25. 
 
 See PnOFANE. 
 
 Rum. 16. 29. if these men die the c. deatli of all men 
 Deut. 2o. 16. planted a vineyard, and not made it c. 
 28. + 30. slial I plant, and not use it as c. meat 
 1 k<am. 21.4. there is no c. bread under my hand 
 5. the vessels holy, and the bread is in manner r. 
 Zee/. 6. 1. there is anevil, and it is e. among men 
 Jer. 31. 5. the planters shall eat tliem as e. things 
 Ezek. 23. 42. men of e. sort were brought .Sabeaiis 
 J/«7. 27. 27. the soldiers took Jesus into the e. hall 
 Mark 7. 12. tlie disciples eat bread with e. hands 
 Act.iQ. 44. believers fiad all things e. 4. .32. 
 
 5.18. and put the apostles in the c. prison 
 10. 14. 1 have never eaten any thing tl>at is c. 11.8. 
 15. what God hath cleansed call not thou c. 11. 9. 
 28. that 1 should not call any'thing c. or unclean 
 Rom. 14. t 14. there is nothing c. of itself; but to 
 him that esteemeth any' thing to be e. 
 ^Cor. 10. 13. no temptation taken you butc. to lueu 
 'lit. 1. 4. to 1 itusniy own son, after the c. faith 
 Jude 3. diligence to write to you of the c. salvatioa 
 CtlM.MON people. 
 
 Lev. 4. 27. if any of the c. people sin tliro’ ignorance 
 Jer. 26.23. cast his dead body into the graves ofc. p. 
 Mark 12.37-and the c. people \\<iAn\ him gladly 
 COMMON-WEALTH. 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. being aliens from the c.-wealth of Israel 
 Commonly ; see Kf.purteu. 
 COMMOTION, .S. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. +8. Lord hath delivereil them to great c. 
 Jer. 10. 22. a great c. out of the north country 
 L.uke 21. 9. when ve hear of c. he not terrified 
 COMMUN E. 
 
 Eiod.ci5. 22. and there I will meet and c. with thee 
 1 Sam. 18. 22. c. with David secretly,and say,behold 
 19. 3. and I will c. with my fatlier of thee 
 Ji'A 4. 2. if we essay to c. ivith thee, wilt be grieved ' 
 Psal. 4. 4. c.with vour own heart on your bed, be still 
 64. 5. they c. of lay ing snares i>rivjly, they say 
 77-6. in the night 1 c~ with mine own heart 
 COMMUN ED. 
 
 Gen. 23. 8. Abraham c. |1.34.6.11amorc. with Jac.8. 
 42.24. Joseph c. |l ./udq Q. 1. Aliimelech c. 
 
 1 Sam. 9.25.'-amucl c. 1|25. 39. David r.wi’h Abigail 
 
 1 Kings 10. 2. the queen of .Sh.eba c. with Solomon of 
 
 all that was in her heart, 2 Chnn. 9. l. 
 
 2 Rings Qo. 14. they c. with llulciah the prophetess 
 Eccl. 1. 16. ] c. with mine own heai t, say ing, lo 
 Dan. 1.19. and king r. with them, none like Daniel 
 Zech. 1. 14. the angel that c. with me said untome 
 Luke 6. 11. they c. wliat they might do to Jesus 
 
 22. 4. Judas r. to betray Jesus unto them 
 24. 15. that while they c. Jesus himself drew near 
 Acts "i. 116. Feli.x sent and c. the oftener with Paul 
 .COM MU NICA IT,. 
 
 Gal. 6. 6. let him tliat is taught c.to him that teachetb 
 4. 14. that ye did c. with my affliction 
 
 1 Itm. 6. 18. that thpy do.good, be willingto c. 
 lleb. 13. 16. but to do’good and to r. forget not 
 
 CO.MM UMCA 1 ED. 
 
 Gal. 2. 2. I c. to them that gcsiiel v hich I preach 
 Pail. 4. 15. no church c. with me but ye only 
 COM.M UMCA i ION. s; 
 
 2 Sam. 3.17. A hner had c. with tlie elders of Israel 
 2 Rings 9. 11. he said, ye know the man and his e. 
 Mat. 5. ST. but let your c. be yea, yea, nav, nay 
 Luke 2L 17. what manner of c. aie these y’e have ? 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 33. evil c. corrupt good maimers 
 
 Eph. 4. 29. nocorruptc. proceed outof your mouth, 
 
 Col.S.n. 
 
 Philem. 6. that c. of thy faith may become effectual 
 COMMUNING. 
 
 Gen. 18. .33. the I ord left c. with Abraham 
 Exod. 31.18. when be had made an end ofc. on Sinai 
 COMMUNION. 
 
 Ihis word signifies fellowship, concord, or agree¬ 
 ment, 2 Cor. 6. 14. What communion hath light 
 with darkne^ Such as are enlightened by tht 
 word and spirit of God can have no profitable, 
 agreeable, or comfortable converse with such as 
 are tn darl^ness or ignorance. Communion is 
 likewise taken for a sacrament, or , sacred sign 
 cf our spiritual fellowship with Christ, 1 Cor. 
 10. 16. 'J he cup of blessing, is it not Ihe com¬ 
 munion of the blood of Christ' Cur drinking of 
 the wine in the cup, is a religious action, whereby 
 and wherein Christ communicates himself and 
 his grace to us, and we communicate our souls to 
 him; so that Christ, and believers in that ac¬ 
 tion, have a mutual communion one with another. 
 Believers have communion-with Christ by election 
 in him; by their kindred with his humanity; 
 and by a partidpation of bis .Spirit. They have 
 communion vyith the Father and the .'■on, 1 
 Jolm 1. .3. They partake cf alt those blessings 
 that God the Eaihcr has promised to those thtC. 
 are in covenant with him ; and also of all those 
 privileges which Chrt.\t has purchased fur his 
 members; such as, pardon, reconciliation, adop¬ 
 tion, sanctification. Sc. 
 
 The ( onimunion of saints ; That fellowship which 
 the saints have with ('hri\t, and all his benefits 
 by faith, and among themselves by love, 1 John 
 
 1. .3. This Cornrnunion is both active and passne : 
 
 that is, It consists both in dviug good to, and re¬ 
 ceiving good from, one another. There be divers 
 sorts of it, as, O) /ellowship in doctrine, or he- 
 Acts 2. 42. (lal. 2. 9. (2) hi exhortation, 
 lleb. 10- 24 . 25. (3) In consolation, Tiph. 5. 19. 
 
 73 
 
COM 
 
 CON 
 
 COM 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 18. (4) In humiiUv, or suhmisnon, 
 
 llom. 12. 10. I'pl’.. 5. 21. fS) In lave, Rom. 12. 
 10. (6) hi pitij, Roin. 12. 16. (7) hi prayer, 
 i’.ph. 0. 18, I'J. (8) hi helping and relieving 
 one ancther. Acts 4. ‘12, .‘11. .‘15. 
 
 1 (dor. 10. 16. <•. ol the blood ot Christ, c. of the body 
 
 ot Christ 
 
 2 (dor. 6.14. vhat c. hath 11,2111 with darkness ' 
 
 13 14. thee, of the Holy (,host be with you all 
 
 CO.MPACr. 
 
 Psal. 122. 3. .Jerusalem is a city c. together 
 COMPACiKI). 
 
 P.ph.\.\(y. from whom whole body fitly joined andc. 
 COMPANY. 
 
 Gen. 30. + 11. Leah called his name Cad. a c. 
 
 32. 8 . if I’.saii come- to the one c. and smite it 
 
 21 . and liimself lod.ged that night in the c. 
 
 35 . 11 . a r. of nations shall be of thee, kings come 
 iii'um. 16. 6 . take ye censers, Korali an I all hisc. 
 
 16. be thou and all thy c. before the i ord 
 
 40. no stranger otter, that he be not as is orah and c. 
 
 22. 4. now shall this r. lick up all tliat are round 
 
 26. 9. who strove in the c. of Ivorah, 27. 3. 
 
 Judg. 9. . 37 . another c. come along by the plain 
 
 18. 23. what ails thee, thou contest with such a c. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 5. thou shaltmeet ac. of prophets 
 
 19. 20 . they.sawthe c. of proidiets jirophesying 
 30.15. canst thou bring me down to this c.'! 
 
 2 King^ 5 . 15. he and all his c. came to l-.lisha 
 
 9 . 17 . hespied the c. of lehu, and sairl, Iseeac. 
 dChron. 24. 24. the Syrians came witli a small c. 
 
 Job 10. 7 . thou hast made desolate all my r. 
 
 34 . 8 . goeth in c. witli the workers ot iniquity 
 Psnl. 55. 14. we walked to the house ot Cod in c. 
 
 68. + 27 . the princes of .Judah with their c. 
 
 30. rebuke tne c. of spearmen, the bulls, the calves 
 84. t 7 . tliey go from c. to c. every one m Zion 
 
 106. 17 . the earth covered the r. of Abiram 
 18. and a fire was kindled in their c. 
 
 Prov.Q-l. f 19 . keep note, with the wicked 
 29 . 3. tliat keepeth c. with harlots, spendeth 
 Cant. 1. 9 . to a c. of hoises in Pharaoh's chariots 
 
 6.13. as it were tlie c. of two armies 
 
 pze/c. 16. 40. they shall biing up a r. against thee 
 
 23. 46. saitli the T ord, I will bring up a c. on them 
 32. 22. Ashur is there and all her r. his graves 
 38.7. preitare for thyself, thou and all thy r. 
 
 JIas. 6. 9. so the r. of priests murder in the way 
 hnJte 2. 44. supposing him to have been in c. 
 
 6 . 17 . he came down’and the c. of his disciples 
 
 22. when they separate j'ou from their c. 
 
 9 .14. make them sit down by fifties in a c. 
 
 .38. a man of the c. cried out, saying. Master 
 
 24. 22. a woman of our c. made us astonished 
 Jifts 4. 2.3. being let go, they went to their own c. 
 
 10 . 28. unlawful for a man that is a .lew to keep c. 
 15. 22. to send chosen men of their c. to Antioch 
 17 . 5. Jews gathered a c. and set cit v on an uproai- 
 21. 8 . next day w'e that were of Paul’s r. departed 
 
 Pom. 15. 24. if lirst 1 be somewhat Idled with your c. 
 
 1 Cor. 5.11. not to keep c. with a fornicator, a drunk. 
 
 2 Thess. 3.14. note thatman, and have no c. witli him 
 Jleb. 12. 22. are come to an innumerable c. of angels 
 Rev. 18. 17 . all c. in ships and sailors stood afar oif 
 
 COMPANY. 
 
 Gen. 50. 9. there went up with Joseph a great c. 
 
 2 C/iron. 9.1. the queen of Sheba came with a 
 
 20.12. we have no might against this great r. 
 
 Psal. 68. great was the c. of those that published 
 Jer. .31. 8. ■Agrcat c. shall return thither 
 
 P.zeb. 17 . 17 . nor shall Pharaoh witli \\\% great c. 
 John(>. 5. saw Agreat c. come to him, he saith 
 Acts 6 . 7 . a great c. of priests obedient to the faith 
 COMPANY. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 9 . I wrote not to c. with fornicators 
 CO.MPANIIM). 
 
 Actsl. 21. of these men which liave c. with us 
 COMPANJF.S. 
 
 Judg. 7 .16. he divided the 300 men into three c. 
 
 20. and the three c. blew' the trumpets 
 9. 34. they laid wait against Sherhem in fourc. 
 
 4.3. the people he divided them into three c. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 11. Saul put the people in three c. 
 
 13. 17 . the spoilers came out of camp in three c. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. the Syrians had gone out by c. 
 
 11. i t. two c. of you shall keep the watc h 
 
 Neh. 12. 31. two great c. of them gave thanks, 40. 
 Job 6. 19- the c. of Sheba waited for them 
 Isa. 21. 1.3. O ye travelling c. of Dedanim 
 57. 1.3. when thou criest, fet thy c. deliver thee 
 Mark 6. 39. to make all sit down by c. on green grass 
 COMPANION. 
 
 Erod. .32. 27 . go thro’ camp and slay every man his c. 
 Judg. 14. 20. Samson’s wire was given to his c. 15. 6 . 
 
 1 C/iron. 27 . .33. Iliishai the Archite was king’s c. 
 Job .30. 29 . 1 am a brother to dragons, a r. to owls 
 Psal. 119. 63. 1 am a c. to all them that fear thee 
 Prov. 13. 20. but a c. of fools shall be destroyed 
 28. 7 . but a c. of riotous men shameth his father 
 24. the same is the c. of a destroyer 
 Cant. 1. + 15. thou art fair, my c. thou art fair 
 Mai. 2. 14. yet she is thy c. wife of thy covenant 
 Phil. 2.25. Kpaphroditus my brother and c.in labour 
 Rev. 1.9. 1 John, your brother and c. in tribulation 
 COiMPAN IONS. 
 
 Judg. 11. 38. with her r. and bewailed her virginity 
 14. 11. they brought thirty c. to be with him 
 Job 35. 4. 1 will answer thee and thy c. witli thee 
 41.6. shall the c. make a banquet of him 
 Psal. 45.14. her c. shall be brought 1 nto thee 
 122. 8. for my r. sake ^ will say, peac;e be in thee 
 Cant. 1. 7 . that turneth aside by the flocks of thy c. 
 8.13. the c. hearken to thy voice, cause me to hear 
 Isa. 1. 2.3. thy princes are rebellious and c. of thieves 
 Ezek. 37 . 16 . write on it for.iudahand Israel hisc. 
 Dan.1. 17. he made the thing known to Ids c. 
 
 Acts 19 . 29. having caught Paul’s c. in travel 
 Ileb. 10.33. ye became c. of them that were so used 
 CO.MPARABJdC 
 
 Lam. 4. 2. the precious sons of Zion c. to fine gold 
 COMPARP, KT), 1 NG. 
 
 Psal. 89. 6. who in heaven can be c. to the Lord I 
 
 74 
 
 Prov. .3. 15. are not to bee. to wisdom, 8. 11. 
 
 Cant. 1. 9. 1 have c. thee, G mv' 1 ve, to a company 
 ha. 40. 18, or w hat likeness will ye c. to him t 
 46. 5. to whom wil I ye c. me, that we may be like r 
 Rom. {{. 18. are not worthy to be c. w ith the glory 
 
 1 Cur. 2. 1.3. c. spiritual things with sp ritual 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12. r. ours.dves with some thatcommend, 
 an.l c. themselv es amongst themselves, are not wise 
 
 C(jM PARI.SON. 
 
 .Tudg.O. 2. what have 1 done now in c. of you '3. 
 Jlag. 2. .3. isitnof in your eyes inc. of it as nothing ? 
 Mark 4. 3L). or with wliat c. shall we compare it r 
 CO ’'d I‘AS.S, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 27 . 5. shall put the net under the c. of altar 
 .38. 4. he made a grate of net-work under the c. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 2.3. hut tetch a c. behind them and come 
 2 Kings .3.9. they fetclied a c. of seven day-V journey 
 Ihov. t?. 27 . when he set a c. on the face of the earth 
 Isa. 44. 1.3. he marketh the image out with thee. 
 
 Acts 28.13. from thence we fetched a c. to Rhegium 
 COMPAS.S, Kerb. 
 
 Nnm. 21. 4. they journeyed to c. the land of Edom 
 Josh. 6. 3. ye shall c. the city, all ye men of war 
 4. and the seventh day c. the city seven times 
 2 Sam. 24. t 2. c. the tribes of Israel and number 
 2 Kings 11.8. r. the king round about, 2 Chr. 2.3. 7. 
 Job 16. 1.3. bis archers c. me round about, liecleav. 
 40. 22. the willows of the Ijrook c. Idm about 
 Psal. 5. 12. with favour wilt thou c. him as a shield 
 
 7 . 7 . the congregation of the people c. thee about 
 17 . 9. from my deadly' enemies who c. me about 
 26. 6. wash my hands, so will I c. thine altar, O P. 
 
 32. 7 . sbaltc. me about with .song.s of deliverance 
 
 10. trustetli in the l,ord, mercy shall c. him about 
 49 . 5. the iniquity of my heels shall c.me about 
 140. 9. as for the head of those that c. me about 
 
 142. 7 . therighteoussliall c. me about, forshaltdeal 
 Prov. 4. t 9 . .she shall c. tliee with a crow n of glory 
 Isa. 50. 11. that c. yourselves about with sparks 
 Jer. 31.22. a new thing, a w'oman shall c. a man 
 Ilab. 1. 4. for the w'icked doth c. about the righteous 
 Mat. 2.3. 15. woe to you, for ye c. sea and land 
 Luke 19.4.3. thine enemies shall c. thee round 
 
 COMPA.S.SPD. 
 
 Gen. 19. 4. the men of .Sodom c. the house round 
 JJent. 2. 1. and we c. mount Seir many flays 
 Josh. 6. 11. so the ark of the T^onl c. the city 
 Judg. 11. 18. then they c. land ot Pdom and Moab 
 16. 2. they c. .Samson in, and laid wait all night 
 
 1 Sam. 23.26. Saul and Ids men c. D. and Ids men 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 5. waves of death c. me.. Ps. 18. 4. | 116.3. 
 
 2 Kings 6.15. beheld an host c. tiie city with horses 
 2 Chron. 21.9. smote the Jvdomites which c. 1dm in 
 Job 19 . 6. know that God hathc. me with his net 
 
 26.10. he hath c. tlie waters with hounds 
 Psal. 17 . 11. they have now c. us in our steps 
 22.12. many bulls c. me || 16. for dog.s have r. me 
 Eccl. 7 . + 25. 1 and my heart c. to know wisrlom 
 Lam. 3. 5. he hath c. me with gall and (ravad 
 Zevh. 14. I 10. all the land shall be c. as a plain 
 Luke 21. 20. when ye shall see .lerus. c. with armies 
 Ileb. 5. 2. for that lie himself also is c. with infirmity 
 COMPAS.S Pi) about. 
 
 Deut. .32.+ 10. in howling wilderness he c. them about 
 2 Sam. IB. 15. ten young men c. Absaloni about 
 22. 6. the sorrows of hell c. me about, Psal. 18. 5. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 1-4. Syrians came by night and c. city a 
 8. 21. Joram smote Edomites which c. Idm about 
 2 Chron. 18. 31. they c. about Jehoshaiiliat to fight 
 Psal. 40.12. innuinerable evils have c. \x\e.ahmt 
 88 . 17 . they c. me a. together, 109. 3.1 118. 11,12. 
 118. 10. all nations c. me about, but in tlie name 
 Jonah 2. 3. floods c. me a. thy billow's passed over me 
 Ileb. 11. 30. walls of .lericho fell, after c. a. 7 days 
 12. 1. c. about with such a cloud of witnesses 
 Rev. no. 9. they went up and c. camp of saints ab. 
 COMPASSP.ST, P'l II. 
 
 Gen. 2.11. c. Havilah 11 13. c. the land of Ethiopia 
 Psal. 73. 6. therefore pride c. them about as a chain 
 139. 3. thou c. my path and my lying down 
 Ilos. 11.12. Ephraim c. me about with lies, and Isr 
 COMPASSION. 
 
 1 Kings 8.50. give tliem c. before them who carry 
 
 2 Chr. 30. 9. your children shall find c.before them 
 Mat. 9. .36. Jesus moved with c. 14. 14. MarkO. .34 
 
 18 . 27 . the lord of that servant was moved w'ith cr- 
 Markl. 41. Jesus moved with r. put forth Ids hand 
 1 Pet. 3.8. be of one mind, having c. one of anotlier 
 1 John 3. 17 . shutteth up his bowels of c. from him 
 Full of t;OM PASS ION. 
 
 P. fa/.78.38.he bAivi full of c. forgave their iniquity 
 86. 15. thou art aG./. e/c. 111.4. 1 112.4. 1145.8. 
 
 Have or had COMPAS.SI()N. 
 
 Exod. 2. 6. the babe wept, and she had c. on him 
 Veut. 13. 17 . the Lord may turn and have c. on thee 
 30. 3. then the I.ord thy God will have c. on thee 
 1 Sam. 23. 21. blessed be ye of L. for ye have c. on me 
 
 1 Kings 8. 50. that they may have c. on them 
 
 Q, Kings 1.3. 23. Lord w'as gracious and hade, on them 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 15. because he had c. on bis i)eople 
 17 . Chaldees had no r. on young man or maiden 
 
 Isa. 49.15. tliat she should uot have c. on son of womb 
 Jer. 12. 15. 1 will return and have c. on them 
 I.nm. 3. 32. yet will he have c. Mic. 7- 19., 
 
 Mat. 15. .32. 1 have c. on the multitude, Mark 8.2. 
 18. .33. also have had c.on thy fellow-servant 
 20. 34. so I es. had c. on them and touched tlieir eyes 
 Mark 5. 19. bow the Ixird hath had c.on thee 
 
 9. 22. if thou canst, have c. on us, and help us 
 iMke 7 .13. when the Lord saw her, he bad c. on her 
 
 10. 33. the .Samaritan saw him, he had c. on him 
 15. 20. father/erf/c. and ran and fell on his neck 
 
 Rom. 9. 15. 1 will /fane c. on whom 1 will have c. 
 Heb. 5.2. who can have c. on the ignorant, and them 
 10. 34. for ye had c. of me in my bonds 
 Jude 22. of some have c. making a difl'erence 
 COMPASSIONS. 
 
 Lam. 3.22. are not consumed, because Idsc. fail not 
 Zech. 7 . 9. shew mercy and c. every man to brother 
 COMPEL. 
 
 I,ev. 25. 39 . not c. him to serve as a bond-servnnt_ 
 Mat. 5. 41. c. thee to go a mile, go with him twain 
 
 Mark 15.21. they r. one .Simon to l)ear his cross 
 Luke 1 i. 23. go n,to highways, c. them to come 111 
 CO.MPj.l.D.l), ESI. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 23. his servants with the woman c. Saul 
 
 2 Chrni. 21.11. moreover lehoram c. Judah thereto 
 Mat. 27- -32. .Simon, him they c. to bear his cross 
 ActsZO.M. and 1 c.them to blaspheme and peisecut. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.11. I am a fool in glory mg, ye have c. me 
 Gal. 2. 3. nor I itus a (ireek wa.-. r. to lie circuir.cistd 
 
 14. why c. thou the (reiitilesto live as the Jews r 
 CO.MPJ.AIN, El), ING. 
 
 Num. 11.1. the people c. it di.-;i)leased the Txird 
 Judg. 21. 22. or their brethren came t'j u.. to c. 
 
 Job 7- 11. 1 will c. in the bitternes of my soul 
 .31. 38. tliat tlie furrows likewise tbe.rcof c. 
 
 Psal. 77-3. I f. and iiiy spirit was overwls-lmed 
 144. 14. that there he no c. incur streets 
 Lam. 3. 39. wherefore doth a living man c. ? a man 
 COMPT.AINERS. 
 
 Num. 11. +1. when people were c. itflisplea.seil I/ird 
 Jude 10. these are murmurers, c. walking alter lusts 
 COMPLAIN 1, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 1 . 16 . out of abundance ofmy c.havel spoken 
 Job 7 .13. when 1 sa.v, my couch shall ease my r. 
 
 9. 27 . if I say, 1 wifi forget my c. I wil! leave off 
 10.1. 1 will leave my c. on myself, 1 w ill ,penk 
 21.4. as for me, is my c. to man and if it were so 
 23. 2. even to-day is my c. bitter, my' stroke heavier 
 Psal. 55. 2. 1 mourn in my c. and make a noise 
 142. 2. 1 poured out my r. befoie liini, aiirl trouble 
 Acts (15. 7 . laid c.against Paul, they could not prove 
 Col. 3.113. if any man have a c. against any' 
 COMPLETE. “ 
 
 I^v. 23.15. ye shall count, se\en sabbaths shall bee. 
 Col. 2. 10. ye are c. in b.iin who is the hearl of all 
 
 4.12. that ye may stand c. in all the will of God 
 COMPOSnION. 
 
 Exod. 30. 32. nor make any like it after the c. 37. 
 
 COMPOUND, EEIJ. 
 
 Exod. .30.25. an ointment c. after art of apothecary 
 33. whosoever c. any thing like it, or putteth any 
 COMPREHliM). 
 
 Job 37 .5. great things doth he whii h we cannot c. 
 Eph. 3.18. may be able toe. with saints the breadth 
 COM PR EH END ED. 
 
 Isa. 40.12. bath c.the dust of the earth in a measure 
 Ji.hn 1.5. light shined, and the dai kne&s c. it net 
 Rom. 13. 9 . is briellvc. in this saying, thou shall love 
 CONCEAL, ED, ElH. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 26. if we slay our brother and c. his blood 
 Deut. 1.3.8. not spare, neither sisalt thou c. him 
 Job 5. 10. 1 have not c. the words of the holy (Jne 
 
 27 . 11. w'hat is with the Almighty v. ill I uot c. 
 
 41.12. 1 will note, his parts lior'his proportion 
 ]*:,al. 40.10.1 have note, tl.y loving-kind, and truth 
 Prov. 11.13. he tliat isof a taithtiil spirit e. the matter 
 
 12.23. a prudent mane, knowledge, heart of fooL 
 
 25. 2. it is the glory of God to e. a thing 
 Jer. 50. 2. declare ve, publish and e. not 
 
 CONCEl r. .S. 
 
 Prov. 18.11. rich man’s wealth as an high wall in e. 
 
 26. 5. answ'er a fool, lest he be. wise in his own e. 
 32. seesttliou aman wise in hisown e. ? more hope 
 16. sluggard is wiserin his own e. than seven men 
 
 28. 11. the rich man is w ise in his own e. 
 
 Rom. 11. 25. lest ye should je wise in your own e. 
 12.16. be not wise in your own e. 
 
 CONCEIVE, ING. 
 
 Gen. .30. .38. they should c. w hen they came to drink 
 Num. 5. 28. then she shall be free, arid shall c. seed 
 Judg. 13. .3. shalt c. and bear a son, 5,7- Luke 1 . 31. 
 Job 15. .35. they' c. mischief, bring vanity, Isa. 59- 4, 
 Psal. 51. 5. and in sin diu my motlier c. me 
 Isa. 7 .14. a virgin shall c. and bear a son 
 .33.11. shall c. chaff 11 59.13. c. W'ords of falsehood 
 Ezek. 38. + 10 . thou shalt c. a mischievous punrose 
 Ileb. 11 .11. Sarah received strength to c. seecf 
 
 conceived: 
 
 Gen. 4.1. Eve c. and bare ( ain ll 17 . Cain’s wife c. 
 16.4. Hagar c. 1121. 2 . .Sarah c. and bare Isaac 
 25. 21. Reliekah bis w ife c. II 29.32. Leah c. 33. 
 
 .30. 5. Eilliah c. 11 23. Rachael c. and bare a son 
 39 . the flocks c. 31.10. 11 .38. 3. .''hiiah c. 4, 5. 
 
 38.18. 'J amar c. 1| Ex( d. 2. 2. Jochebed c. and bare 
 Lev. 12. 2. have c. seed, and born a mnn cJdld 
 Num. 11.12. Moses said, have 1 c. all this people ? 
 
 1 Sam.f.dO. Hannah c. and bare ason, Samuel, 2.21. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 5. 1 atiisheba c. sent and told David 
 
 2 Kings 4.17. Shunamite c. || La. 8. 3. orophetess c. 
 Job 3. 3. it was said, there is a man cliild c. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 14. c. mischief, brought forth falseh.ood 
 Cant. 3.4. into the chamber of her that c. me 
 Jer. 49. .30. and hath c. a purpose against you 
 Dos. 1.3. Gomer which c. and bare hini 
 2. 5. she that c. them hath done shamefully 
 Mat. 1. 20. that which is c. in her is of the H. Ghost 
 Luke 1. 36. Elisabeth hath c. a son in her old age 
 2. 21. w as so named before he was c. in womb 
 Acts 5. 4. why hast thou r. this thing in thine heart ? 
 Rom. 9- 10. when Rehekah had c. 
 
 Jam. 1.15. when lust hath c. it brings forth sin 
 CONCEPllON. 
 
 Gen. 3.16. T will greatly multiply thy sorrow and c. 
 Ruth 4.13 the Lord gave her c. and slie bare a son 
 Dos. 9.11. their glory shall llee from the birth suid c. 
 CON'CERN, ETH. 
 
 Ezek. 12.10. say to them, this burden c. the prince 
 Acts 28. 31. teaching things which c. the L. I. C. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 30. glory in things which c. my infirmities 
 CONCERNING. 
 
 Gen. 19 .21. I have accepted thee c. this thing 
 Exod. 6.8. r. which 1 did swear to gi' e, Eurri. 14. .3.'), 
 Lev. 4.26. priest make atonem. for him c. sin. 5.6- 
 6.3. hath found what was lost, and lieth c. it 
 Kum. 10. 29 . the Lord hath siwken good r. Israel 
 
 1 Kings 11.10. had commanited him c. this thing 
 
 2 Kings 20. + 1. give charge c. thy house, I- a. .‘W. ♦ 1- 
 Neh. 1.2. 1 asked them c.the .lews that esc?.i)ed 
 Psal. 90 .13. repent thee c. thy servants. 1.35. l-J- 
 Eccl. 7 . 10. for thou dost not inquire wisely c. this 
 Isa. 5.120. woe to them that say c. evil, it is gootl 
 
 30 . 7 . shall help in vain, theref. have J cried e. ffijs 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 J»a. 45.11. ask me c. my sons, and c. work of bands 
 Jer. 16. 3. thus saith the 1 onl r. sons, c. daughters 
 twi n in this place, c. tlieir mothers, c. their tatiiers 
 CY. ty. c. the pillars, c. the sea. c. bases, c. vessels 
 F‘-ek. 14. CC. shall be comforted c. evil, even c. all 
 S'!. C8. thus saith the Lord God c. the Ammonites 
 47 . 14. c. which I liave lifted up my hand to give 
 l)an. 2.18. would desire mercies of G. c. this secret 
 6 . 17 . that purpose mi^ht not be changed c. Daniel 
 ]^]at. 16. 11. that I spake it not to you c. bread 
 Mark 5. 16. they that saw, told also c. the swine 
 J.nke 24. 27. he expounded the things c. himself 
 jActs 13. 34. as c. that he raised himkip from dead 
 
 28. 22. as c. this .sect, we know it is sjioken aeainst 
 Jiom. 9.5. of whom as c. flesh Christ caine, whois G. 
 
 11. 28. as c. the gospel, are enemies for your sake 
 16. 19. yon wise to wh.at is good, and simple c. evil 
 2 Cor. 11.21.1 speak as c. reproach, as though weak 
 Eph. 5. 32. but 1 speak c. Christ and the church 
 Pkil. 4. 15. as c. giving and receiving, but ye only 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 21. some professing have erred c. the faith 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. who c. the truth have erred, saying 
 3. 8. men of corrupt minds, reprobates c. the faith 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 12. think it not strange c. the fiery trial 
 
 See Him, Me, I hee, I'he.m, Us, You. 
 COKCiSlON. 
 
 Beware of the concision, P/iiL 3. 2. that is, svck 
 7oho under pretence of maintaining circumcision, 
 ichick i.f now no longer a seal of God's covenant, 
 and so is no better than a mere cutting or slash¬ 
 ing of the flesh, do prove destroyers and renders 
 of the c'.urch. 
 
 Joel 3. 114. multitudes in the valley of c. 
 
 Phil. 3. 2. beware of dogs, Irew are of the c. 
 CONCLCDK. 
 
 Pom. 3. 28. we c. a man is justified by faith without 
 COiSCLUDLD. 
 
 Acts 21. 25. as touching the Gentiles, we have c. 
 Pom. 11. 32. for God Hath c. them all in unbelief 
 Gal. 3. 22. but the scripture hath c. all under sin 
 CONCLUSION. 
 
 Peel. 12. 13. let us hear the c. of tlie whole matter 
 CONCORD. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 15. and what c. hath Christ with Eelial ? 
 
 CONCOURSE. - 
 
 Prov. 1. 21. she crieth in the chief place or c. 
 
 Acts 19 .40. whereby w e may give account of this c. 
 CONCUBINE. 
 
 This term in scripture signifies a wife of the se¬ 
 cond rank, who icas inferior to the matron, or 
 mistress of the house. The chief wives differed 
 from the concubines, (1) In that they were taken 
 into fellowship with their husbands by solemn sti¬ 
 pulation, and with consent and solemn rejoicing 
 of friends. (2) They brought with them dowries to 
 their husbands. (3) They had the government of 
 their families under and with their husbands. (4) 
 The inheritance belonged to the children brought 
 forth by them. Though the children of c.onc\ih\\i&s 
 did not inherit their father's estate, yet the father 
 in his life-time might provide for them, and make 
 presents to them: Thus Sarah was Abraham's 
 wife, of whom he had Isaac, the heir of all his 
 wealth: But he had besides two concubines, 
 namely, \\-A%wx and Keturah; of these he had 
 other children, whom he di.\tniguished from Isaac, 
 and made presents to them. As polygamy was 
 sometimes practised by the patriarchs and among 
 ike .Tews, either by God's permission, who could 
 rightly dispjense with his own laws when and 
 where he pleased; or by their mistake about the 
 lawfulness oj it j as this was their practice, it 
 was a common thing to see one, two, or many 
 wives, in a family; and besides these several 
 concubines. David hud seven wives, and ten 
 concubines, 2 Sam. 3. 2, 3, 4, 5. 1 20. 3. So¬ 
 lomon had seven hundrfd wives, who all lived 
 tn the quality if queens, and three hundred eon- 
 cubnies; and his wives turned away his heart, 
 
 1 Kings 11. 3. Kchoboani his son had eighteen 
 wnres, and sixty concubines, 2 Chron. 11. 21. 
 But ever since the abrogation of polygamy by cur 
 Lcrrf .Jesus Christ, and the reduction if marriage 
 to Its primitive in.'titution, the ahtse of concu¬ 
 bines has been condemned and forbidden among 
 Vhristians. 
 
 the whore against him 
 
 29 . he laid hold on his c. and divided her 
 
 ^ •'^to Gibeah, I and my e. to lodge 
 
 2 Nam. 3.7. why hast thou gone in to my father’s” c. ? 
 21. 11. what llizpah the c. of Saul had done 
 CONCUBINES. 
 
 Gen. 2j._6. to .sons ot the c. Abraham gave gifts 
 k'avid took him more c. and wives 
 ^'-/Absalom went in to father’s c. in sight of Isr. 
 served thy life, and the lives of thy c. 
 
 »0. 3. the king put his c. in ward and fed tliern 
 i Solomon had three hundred c. 
 
 vLhron. 11 . 21 . for Rehoboam took threescore c. 
 ^th. 2.14. to custodj’ ot Shaashgaa who kept the c. 
 *.^ant. 6 . 8 . there are 60 queens and 80 c. and virgins 
 9. yea, the queens and the c. and they praised her 
 t->an. 0 . 3 . the king and his c. drank in them, 23. 
 CONCUPISCENCE 
 
 oignifies, [\] Sinful Iw.ts, the depravity of cur nature, 
 or that original concupiscence which is the foun¬ 
 tain from whence cill particular lusts do flow, the 
 Jurnace from which all sinful motions, as so 
 many sparks, do continually arise, Rom. 7 . t7. 
 Jani. 1 . 14 . [ 2 ] Actual motions and inclinations 
 'Pt^tiging from this natural concupiscence, 
 
 Pom. 'j. 17 . J had not known c. except law had said 
 0 . sin wrought m me all manner of c. 
 
 1 mi ■ members, evil c. and covetousness 
 
 1 iness. 4. o. not in the lust of c. as the Gentiles 
 <-^pNDEMNAT10N 
 
 Oleines, [1] A declaring guilty, or pronouncing 
 lae sentence of punishment upon any malefactor 
 by some judge, .Tohn 8. 10. [2] That which 
 
 o-ggraxates one's sin and punishment, or that 
 Which ts the reason, the evidence, and great cause 
 
 of condemnation, Jo’nn 3. 19. [3] The punish¬ 
 
 ment itself, whereunto one is adjudged and con¬ 
 demned, 1 Cor. 11. 32. [4] yl censuring ether 
 men's persons, purposes, words, or actions, either 
 rashly, u ijustiy, or uncharitably, Luke 6. 37. 
 [5] xl wniuissing against and convicting persons 
 of their wickedness and faults by the good example 
 and conduct of others ; thus the N mevites shnl! 
 condemn the obstinate .lews. Mat. 12. 41. because 
 the former repented at the preaching of Jonas, 
 hut the others shewed no signs of repentance, run- 
 withstanding our Gaviuur preached and did many 
 mighty works among them. 
 
 God condenined sin in the flesh. Bom. 8. 3. lie 
 ad jugged it to de-.truction, passed sentence upon 
 it, and accordingly pmnished it by the sufferings 
 of his Son in the flesh ; and thereby declared 
 openly before all the world, by these sufferings of 
 his Son, how abominable sin was to him, and how 
 contrary to his nature. 
 
 Christ, being no civil judge or magistrate, did not 
 condemn the woman taken in adultery to a civil 
 punishment: Neither did he acquit her, for that 
 would have been making void the law of God: 
 He only performs the office of a minister, and 
 speaks to her as the Mediator and Saviour of men, 
 in calling her to repentance and reformation, 
 John 8. 10, 11. 
 
 The manner of passing sentence upon persons, varied 
 in most countries. The Jews, by a simple pro¬ 
 nunciation of the sentence, as 1 liou N. art just; 
 'I hou N. ai't guilty; both absolved and condemn¬ 
 ed them. The Romans gave sentence, by easting 
 in tables into a certain box or urn prepared for 
 the puriose. If they absolved any, they wrote 
 the Letter A in the table, it being the first letter 
 of Absolvo ; if they condemned any, they wrote 
 the letter C, the. first of C ondeinno. xlmong the 
 Grecians, condemnation was signified by giving 
 a black stone j Absolution by giving a white 
 stone: To this last there seemeth to he an allu¬ 
 sion, Rev. 2. 17 . io him that overcometh 1 will 
 give a white stone : that is, / will absolve and ac¬ 
 quit him in the day of judgment. 
 
 Juke 23. 40. seeing thou art in the same c. 
 
 John 3. 19 . this is the c. that light is come into world 
 5. 24. he tJiat believeth shall not come into c. 
 
 Bom. 5. 16. for the judgment was by one to c. 
 
 18. as by one, judgmentcame upon all men toe. 
 
 8. 1. there is no c. to them who are in C hrist Jesus 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 34. that ye come net together to c. 
 
 2 Gor. 3. 9 . if the ministration of c. be glorious 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 6. lest he fall into the c. of ithe devil 
 Jam. 3. 1. knowing w e shall receive the greater c. 
 
 5. 12. let your nay be nay, lest ye falLinto c. 
 
 Jude 4. who were of old ordained to this c. 
 CONDEMN. 
 
 Erod. 22 . 9 . whom the judges shall c. he shall pay 
 Heut. 25.1. judges may judge them, and c. the wick. 
 Job 9. 20 . it I justify myself, my mouth shall c. me 
 10 . 2 . I will say to G. do not c. me, shew me why 
 .‘14. 17 . and wilt thou c. him that is most just r 
 8 . wilt thou c. me, that thou mayest be righte. 
 Psal. 37 . 33. not leave him, nor c. him when judged 
 94. 21. and they c. the innocent blood 
 109 . 31. to save him from those that c. his soul 
 Prov. 12. 2. a man of wicked devices will lie c. 
 
 Isa. 50.9. L. will help nie,w ho is he that shall c. me’ 
 54. 17 . every tongue tliat shall rise ag. tliee shall c. 
 Mat. 12. 41. and shall c. it because, H. . 32 . 
 
 42. queen of the south shall rise up in judgment 
 
 and c. it, Luke il. 31. 
 
 20.18. they shall c. him to death, Mark 10. 33. 
 Luke 6. 37 . c.not, and ye shall not be condemned 
 John 3. 17 . God sent not his Son to c. the world 
 8.11. neither do 1 c. thee, go and sin no more 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 3.1 speak not this to c. you, for I said 
 
 1 John 3. 20. it our heart c. us, God is greater tlian 
 21. it our heart c. us not, then have we confidence 
 
 CONDEMNED. 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 3. and e. the land in 100talents of silver 
 Job 32. 3. thej' found no answ er, yet had c. Job 
 Psal. 109. 7 . when he shall be juuged, let him be c. 
 xlmcs 2.8. drink the wine of c. in house of their god 
 Mat. 12. 7- ye would not have c. the guiltless 
 
 . 37 . and by thy words tl;ou shalt bee. 
 
 27 . 3. .ludas, when he saw that he w'as c. repented 
 Mark 14. 64. they all c. him to be guilty of death 
 Luke 24. 20. how the rulers delivered him to be c. 
 John 3.18. he that believeth on him is not c. but he 
 tliat believeth not is c.already,because not believed 
 8.10. .iesus said, woman, hath no man c. thee .’ 
 Bom. 8. 3. sending his .Son, for sin c. sin in flesh 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 32. we sliould not bee. with the world 
 Tit. 2. 8. sincerity, sound speech that cannot be c. 
 
 3. 11. sinneth, being c. of himself is subverted 
 
 lieb. 11 . 7 . and ark, by the which he c. the world 
 Jam. 5. 6 . ye haver, and killed iust, not resist you 
 
 9. judge not one another, brethren, lest ye be r, 
 
 2 Pet. 9.. 6. God r. them with an overthrow 
 
 CONDEMNE.Sr, ELII, ING. 
 
 1 KingsQ. .32. and judge thy servants, c. the wicked 
 Job 15. 6 . thine own mouth c. thee, and not I 
 Prov. 17.15. he that r. the just, isatiomination to Ld. 
 Arts 1.3. 27 . they have fulfilled them in c. him 
 Bom. 2. 1 . wherein judgest another thou r. thyself 
 8 . .‘14. it is God that justifieth, who is be that r. ’ 
 
 14. 22. that c. not himself in that thing lie allow^eth 
 CONDESCEND. 
 
 Bom. 12. 16. not high things, but r. to men of low 
 CONDITION, S. 
 
 1 Sam.W.Q. on thisr. I w ill make a coven, with you 
 J)an. 11 . + 17 . set his face to enter witli equal c. 
 Luke 14. 32. he sendeth and desireth r. of peace 
 
 CONDUCT, El). 
 
 2 Sam. 19.15. .ludah came tor. king over .Tordan,.31. 
 40. all the people of.] udah r. the king and Israel 
 
 Acts 17 .15. they that r. Paul brought him to Athens 
 
 1 Cor. 16.11. but r. him forth in peace to come to me 
 
 CONDUri: 
 
 2 A mgs 18.17- they came and stood by r. Isa. .36.2. 
 20. 20. Hezekiali, how he made a pool and a r. 
 
 La. 7 . 3. go forth to meet Ahaz at the end of the r. 
 Lzek. 31. 1 4. sent out her r. to the trees of the field 
 ( ON EEC 11 ON. 
 
 Exod. SO. 35. shaltrnake a r. after art of apothecary 
 CON I BUTTON AR I I S. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.13. he will take your daughters to be r 
 CONFEDERACY. 
 
 La. 8 .12. say ye not, a r. to whom people say, a r. 
 Odad. 7 . all men of thy r. brought thee to the border 
 ^ I ON FED ERA I E. 
 
 Gen. 14. 13. and these were r. with Abram 
 Pja/. 83.5. have consulted, they are r. against thee 
 La. 7 . 2. it was told, Syria is r. with Ephraim 
 ^ ^ CtlNElTtENCE. 
 
 Gal. 2. 6 . for they in r. added nothing to me 
 C()NEEK1{ED. 
 
 ^ hings 1. 7 . Adonijah r. with Joab and Abiafhar 
 Actsii. lo. they r.amongthems. w hatdo tothesemeii 
 
 25. 12. I estus, when he had r. with the council 
 Gal. 1.16. immediately 1 r. not with flesh and blood 
 
 CON LESS 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] Publir/y to own and acknowledge as 
 his own : Thus Christ will confess the faithful in 
 the day of judgment, l.uke 12 . 8 . [ 2 ] 'jo oivn 
 
 and profess the truths <f Christ, and to obey his 
 commandments, ami that in sj ite of all oppositicn 
 and danger from enemies, .Mat. It). .32. S\hoso- 
 ever shall confess me before men. [.3] To utter, 
 or speak forth the praises of Cod. or to give him 
 thanks, Ileb. 1.3. t 15. Offer to God the fruit of 
 your lips, cenfessing his name; that is, acknow¬ 
 ledge Ins benefits, and give him thanks for them. 
 [4] To own, and lay o; en our sins and offences, 
 either unto God, in private, or public confessions ; 
 or to our neighbour whom ice have wronged: or to 
 some godly persons, at whose hands we look to receive 
 comfort and spiritual instmi tii n ; or to the whole 
 congregation, when cur fault is publie, Psal. 32. 
 5. Mat. 3. 6 . .lam. 5. 16. 1 John 1 . 9 . [ 5 ] j'o 
 excknowlecffe a crime before a judge, 19 . [ 6 ] 
 
 To own and profess the gospel of Christ, and pay 
 obedience to it, Luke 12 . 8 . We are to make 
 contession, ( 1 ) 'To God, whom we have offended, 
 who knows our .sins, can pard.n us, or else will 
 punish us if we refuse to confess,Vs-A. .32. 5. Prov. 
 28. 13. (2) To our neighbour hurt by us, who 
 otherwise complaining to God, shall have him to 
 revenge his quarrel; and thus man can and ought 
 to forgive so much of the off ence as is done again.st 
 him, if his adversary repent and confess, and 
 seek pardon. Mat. 5. 23, 24. Luke 17 . 4 . ( 3 ) 
 lo the ministev cj (Jody or to some godly persoUy 
 that, pitying the .sinner's case, can and mil give 
 him spiritual advice against his sin, and pray for 
 him. Job .33. 23. 
 
 Confession to God is made by a man for himself, 
 Psal. 32. 5. A father for his children, .lob 1 . 
 5. A magistrate for tho.'.e under his authority, 
 Nell. 1 . 6 . And must he -with knowledge of sin, 
 .Ter. 2 . 23. Consideration cf that which is done. 
 Jer. 8 . 6 . Humiliation, 2 Chron. 7 . 14. Ac 
 ceptijig of punishment for sin. Lev. 26. 41. A 
 particularizing of sins. Lev. 5. 5. 1 .‘-am. 12.19. 
 Prayer, Exod. 32. 32. And forsaking of sin, 
 Prov. 28. 1.3. J J , 
 
 Lev. 5. 5. he shall c. that he hath sinned in tk.at thing 
 16. 21 . Aaron shall c.over live goat all the iniqnit. 
 
 26. 40. it they shall c. their iniquity and fathers’ 
 Nvm. 5. 7 . they shall c. their sins thev liai. e dene 
 
 1 Kings?,. .33. Isr. c.thy name and pray,2 C’/p-. 6.24, 
 35. c. thy name and turn from sin,2 Chron. 0. 26. 
 Af/i. 1 . 6 . and c. the sins of the children of Israel 
 Job 40.14. I will c. that thy hand can save thee 
 P.sal. 18. + 49. i will c. to thee among the healh.en 
 32.5.1 said, I will c.my transgressions to the Lord 
 Mat. 10 . 32. w hosoevei- shall c. me befo'e men, him 
 will 1 e. before my l ather in heaven, y,w/!e 12 . 8 . 
 J(hn9. 22 . if any man did c. that he was CJ-.rist 
 12.42. rulei'sdid not c.him.lest be put out of synag. 
 Acts 23.8. say no resurrection,hut I'harisees c. both 
 24. 14. this 1 c. that after the way they call heresy 
 Bom. 10 . 9 . shalt c. with thy mouth the I ord.Iesus 
 
 14. 11. every knee bow, eveiy tongue shall c. to G. 
 
 15. 9. I will c. to thee among the (-entiles and sing 
 Phil. 2. 11. that every tongue shall e. Jesus is Lord 
 Jam. 5. 16. c. j our faults one to another and pray 
 1 John 1. 9 . if we r. our sins, he is faithful to toi give 
 
 4. 15. whoso shall e. that .Iesus is tiie .Sen of God 
 9 John 7 . who c. not that Jesus Chr. is come in flesh 
 Bev. 3. 5. but 1 w ill c. his name befoie my 1 ather 
 CONl Ey.SED, LI II, ING. 
 
 Ezra 10 . 1 . when Ezra had c. weeping and casting 
 Neh. 9 . 9. Isr. stood and c. their sins, a fourth part c. 
 Prov. 28.13. hut whoso c. and forsaketh them shall 
 Han. 9. 20. while c. niy sin and the sin of mj’ people 
 Mat. 3.6.were baptized of him in Jordan,f.th<-ir sms 
 John 1 . 20. .lohn c. that 1 am not the ( hiist 
 
 19.18,manj’ came and c.and shew ed tl-.eir deeds 
 Heb.W. 13. these c. that they werestrangerson earth 
 1.3. + 15. the fruit,of our lips, r. to his name 
 
 1 John 4. 2 . every si^irit that r.Chi ist is come in flesh 
 3. every spiritfhat c. notthatJesus Christ is come 
 
 CONFES.SION. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 19 . give glory to God and make c. to him 
 
 2 Chr. .30. 22 . ofl'ering peace-ofl'eringsandmakingr. 
 Ezra 10 . 11 . now' tlierefore make c. to the T.d. (iotl 
 Han. 9. 4. I prayed to the I.<1. my Gofi and made r. 
 Bom. 10 . 10 . with the mouth c. is made to salvation 
 
 1 'Tim. 6 . 13. who before Pilate witnessed a good r. 
 
 CONFIDENCE 
 
 .Signifies, [1] Assurance, 9 Cor. 8. 22. f2] Bold¬ 
 ness, or conrageou.iness. Acts 28. .31. L’l] j'rust. 
 or hope, .lob 4. 6. [4] That wherein one trust- 
 eth, Jer. 48. 13. [5J Succour, or help, 9 Kings 
 18. 19 . [6] Safety, or security, 1 zek. 28. 26. 
 [ 7 ] A due resolution, 2 Cor. 10. 2. [8] A free 
 and bold proje.ssion cf Christ and the go.ipel, Ileb. 
 10. 35. [9] xl well-grcvndcd picrsuasion of audi¬ 
 ence and acceptance. Eph. .3. 12. 
 
 Jiidg. 9. 26. men of .‘'hechem put their c. in Gaal 
 
 2 Kings 18. 19. thus saith the great king ot Assyria 
 
 what c. is this wherein thou trustest' Isa. 36.4. 
 
 75 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 Job 4. 6. is not this thy fear, thy c. thy liope ? 
 
 1». 14. hisc. shall he rooted out ot his talKirnacle 
 .‘ll. 24. if I have said to line fjold, thou art my c. 
 J‘ial. ()j. who art the c. ot all ends ot the earth 
 1115.B. heller to trust in l/i.than to put c. in man 
 d. better to trust in l/ird than to put c. m princes 
 J'rov. :i. 20. for !>l. shall be thy c. ami keep thy loot 
 14.20. in the fear of the Ixird is stromr c. 
 
 21.22. casteth down the strength ot tlie c. thereof 
 25. ly. c. in an unfaitliful man is like a broken tooth 
 J.srt. .‘ti). 1.5. in quielii. and c. shall be your slreii;eth 
 .fer. 48.1.1. as Isr. was ashameil of Beth el their c. 
 j:zei.2ii. 20. plant viney. they shall dwell withe. 
 2y. 10. r.evpt shall he no more the r. of h. of isr. 
 
 7 .5. trust not a friend, (uit ye not c. in a euide 
 y/('t.v28. :il. iireaching the kineef. of (iod with all c. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 1.5. in thisf. i was minded to come beh.re 
 
 2. 3. havimre. in you all, that my joy is joy of you 
 7.10. 1 reioice that 1 have c. in you m all things 
 
 8. 22. dilieentonthe ereatc. which 1 have in you 
 10.2. with that c. wherewith 1 think to be hold 
 11. 17. but as It were foolishly in this c. of boast. 
 
 Cal. 5. 10. I have r. in you through the Ixird 
 Jlp/i. . 3 . 12. in whom access with r. by faith in him 
 havingthis c. 1 shall abide with you all 
 
 3. 3. w'e rejoice in Cdir. les. and ha' e no c. in llesh 
 
 4. though ! might also have c. in flesh, if any other 
 
 2 T/iess. 3. 4. we. have c. in the I .onl touching you 
 
 21. havingr. inthvobedirnce, 1 w rotetoyou 
 JJeb. 3. 0. if we hold fast the c. and hope to the end 
 
 14. if we hold beginning of our c. stedtast to end 
 
 10. .35. ca.st not away therefore your c. which hath 
 
 11. f 1. faith is the c. of things hoped for 
 
 1 Jo/iji 2. 28. when he shall appear, we may hH^’e r. 
 
 3. 21. if heart condemn not, then have c. toward G. 
 
 5. 14. and this is the c. that we have in him 
 
 CON KIDKNCCS. 
 
 Jer. 2. .37. the I.ord hath rejected thy c. not prosper 
 
 CON I'l i)i:n r. 
 
 P.wf. 27 . 3 . though war should rise, in this wdll I bee. 
 Prov. 14. lO. but the fool rageth and is c. 
 
 Pom. 2. 19. arte, thouthyself art agiiideot the blind 
 
 2 Cor.b. G. therefore we are always r. knowing 
 
 8. we are c. wdlling rather to be absent from body 
 
 9. 4. we should be ashamed in this same r. boasting 
 P/ii/. 1.6. being c. of this very thing, who hath begun 
 
 14. many of the brethren waxing c. by my bonds 
 CO.M'IDEN 1 LY. 
 
 1 Kiriffs 4. + 25. .1 udah and I sr. dwelt r. under vine 
 iYc//. 16. I t), my tlesh shall dwell c. in hope 
 p.zelc. .38.111. I will go to them that dwell c. 
 
 .39. + 6. I will send a tire among them that dwell c. 
 Luke 22.59. another c. affirmed, this fellow was with 
 CON FlKMAflON. 
 
 PhU. 1 . 7 . in defence and c. of the gospel partakers 
 ileh. 6.16. an oath of c. is to them an end ot all strife 
 CON FI KM 
 
 fjignifies, [1] To Hrengthcu, settle, or establish, 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 2. Acts 14. 22. [2] To give new 
 
 assurance of the truth and certaintg of any thing, 
 
 1 Kings 1. 14. 2 Cor. 2. 8. [3] To rattjy, or 
 
 wake .sure, Kuth 4. 7- [4] To refresh, rsalm 
 
 68. 9. [5] To continue to jierfonn, Deut. 27- 26. 
 {6] To fulfil, accomplish, or make good, Kom. 15. 8. 
 'J o contirm the promises made to tlie fathers. 
 To make it evidently appear unto men, that God 
 who promised to .send his Son unto the .lew's, was 
 faithful and true, because in the fulness of time 
 he did send him. The promises of God are in 
 themselves most firm and stable, as heaven and 
 earth, so they are immoveable and constant: they 
 are said to be confirmed in respect of men, whose 
 faith, being u'eak and full of doubts, had need to be 
 helped and strengthened; not God's promises, hut 
 men's hcHof is feeble. 
 
 Confirmation is a work oj the Spirit of God, 
 strengthening faint and weak minds in faith and 
 obedience unto the end, 1 Pet. 5. lU. I he God 
 of all grace confirm and strengthen yon. God 
 fonfirmeth as the author or efficient cause of 
 strength; the word, sacraments, and ministers, 
 confirm as instruments or helps, Luke 22. .32. 
 NVhen converted, strengtlien thy brethren. And 
 a man confirms himself when he takes heart and 
 courage to himself in a good cause, upon hope and 
 confidence of God's help, 1 Cor. i6. 1.3. Put 
 David encouraged himself in tlie Lord his God, 
 1 Sam. . 30 . 0. 
 
 liiith 4. 7 . this was the manner for to c. all things 
 
 1 KingsX. 14. I will come in afterand c. thy words 
 
 2 /OVg.flS. 19 . toe. the kingdom in Ids hand 
 I'.sth. '^. 29. Fsth. wrote to e.'second letter of Piirim 
 
 31. to c. these days of Pnrim in their times 
 /Lvi/. 68. 9. didst c. tliine inheritance when weary 
 fsa. .3.5. 3 strengthen weak hands and c. feeble knees 
 f'.zek. 13. 6. to hope tliat tliey would c. the word 
 iJan.9.Tt. he shall c. (he covenant for one week 
 11.1. even I stood to c. and to strengthen him 
 Pom. 15.8. toe. tlie nromfses made to the fathers 
 
 1 Cor. 1.8. who shall also c. you to the end 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 8. that ye w'ould r. your love tow-ard him 
 
 CON FI KM I'D. 
 
 2 7 . 24. thou hast c. to thyself thy people fsr 
 
 2 14. .5. as soon as the kingdom was c. he slew 
 
 1 Chron 14.(1. Ixird had c. him king over Israel 
 
 16 . 17 . and hath c. the same to lacoh, Ps. 105.10. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. + 3. when the kingdom was c. lie slew 
 P.sth. 9. .32. F.sther c. these matters of Purim 
 Dan. 9 .12. liath c. his words wliich he spake ag. us 
 ArtsXb. .32. exhorted the brethren and c. them 
 
 1 Cor. 1.6. the testimony of Christ w'as c. in you 
 Gat. 3.15. yet if it he c. no man disaiinulleth it 
 17 . the covenant that was r. before of God 
 Iteb. 2. 3. was c. to us by them that heard him 
 
 6. 17 . immutability of counsel, he c. it liy an oath 
 
 CON FI KM K i ll, 1 NG. 
 
 Num. 30.14. bonds which are on her, he r. them 
 J)eut. 27 . 26. cursed lie he that c. not all tlie words 
 J.fa. 44. 26. that c. tlie word of his ser' ant 
 Mark 16 . 20. jireaclied, c. word with signs following 
 Art.i 14. 22. r. soulsofthedisciples. exhorting them 
 15.41. wentthro’ Syria and Cilicia c. the churches 
 
 76 
 
 CONFISCATION. 
 
 Ezra 7.26. let judgm. be executed toe. or imprison. 
 CONFLICI. 
 
 I^sal. 39 . + 10.1 am consumed by thee, of thine hand 
 Phil. 1. 30. having the same c. which ye saw in me 
 Col. 2. 1. that ye knew what great c. 1 have tor you 
 COM OK-MAlil.F. 
 
 Phil.3.10. may know him, being mailc c. to hisdeatli 
 CON FOK.M Oil. . 
 
 Pnm.U. 29 . predestinate to be r. to image of Ids Son 
 12. 2. be note, to this world, hut be ye transformed 
 t;ON FOUND 
 
 .Signifies, [ 1 ] 'To disoider, mingle, or jumble toge¬ 
 ther, Gen. 11. 7 . [21 'Po haffiUe, or confute. Acts 
 
 9. 22. [3] j'u he ashamed bg leason cj some dis- 
 
 uiipointment, .lob 6. 20. [4] 'To destroy, or break 
 in pieies, .ler. 1. 17. >.ech. 10. 5. [.5] 'J'o be 
 amazed, astmished, or tnniblcd in mind, y\cts 2. 6. 
 It is said, 1 lb.*t. 2. 6. lie tiiat belie.vetli shall not 
 be confounded; that is, he shall not he disap¬ 
 pointed of his expectation tf salvation ; the sciip- 
 ture referred to hg the apostle is, Isa. 28. 16. He 
 tliat believeth sliall not make baste ; that is, he 
 shall not hastily and greedily catch at any way 
 of escaping his danger, whether it he right or 
 wrong: but shuil patiently wait upon God for de¬ 
 liverance and salvation in his way. 
 
 Gen. 11 . 7 . let us go down and c. their language, 0. 
 .Jer. 1 . 17 . be not dismayed, lest 1 c. thee before them 
 
 1 Cur, 1. 27 . to c. tlie wise, to c. things that are mighty 
 
 CON 1 (HON Hl.H. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. the inhabitants were c. Tsa. .37- 27. 
 JobC). 20. they were c. because they had hoiied 
 Psal. .35. 4. let them be c. that seek after my soul 
 
 69. 6. let not tliose tliat seek thee he r. tor my sake 
 71 . 13. let them be c. that aie a/lversai ies to my soul 
 
 24. for they ai e c. tliat seek my hurt 
 83. 17 . let them he r. and troubled for ever 
 97 . 7 . c. be all they that serve graven images 
 129. 5. let them all he r. turned tiack that hate /ion 
 Isa. 1 . 29. shall be c. tor gardens that ye liave cliosen 
 
 19. 9. they that weave'net works shall he c. 
 
 37 . 27 . their inhabitants were dismayed and c. 
 
 Jer. y. 19 . greatly r. because we have torsakeii land 
 to. It. every tbumier is c. by graven imaee, 51. 17- 
 17 . 18. let them he c. that persecute me, let not me 
 46. 21. daugiiter of Fgyptc. 1148. 20. .Moah is c. 
 
 49 . 2.3. Hamath is c. |i .50. 2. Babylon taken. Bel c. 
 5^). ]2. your mother shall he sore c. he asliamed 
 51. 47 . Baby Ion, her wliole land sliall he c. 
 
 51. we. are c. because we have heard reproach 
 E.zek. 16.52. be thou c. and heartily sliame, 51, 03. 
 Vl/m. 7 .16. nations shall see and he c. at tiieir might 
 Zech. 10. 5. and the riders on horses sliall be c. 
 
 Acts 2. 6. tlie multitude came together and were c. 
 
 9. 22. .Saul c. the lews who dwelt at Damascus 
 
 Ashamed and CO N I' t) U N D F. H. 
 
 Psal. 40. 14. as. and c. that seek after my soul, 70. 2. 
 Isa. 24. 23. tlie moon sliall be c. and the sun ashamed 
 41.11. incensed against thee shall be ashamed and c. 
 45. 16. idol-makers shall be ash. andc. all ot them 
 .54. 4. thou shalt not he ashamed, neither be thou c. 
 Jer. 14. 3. nobles and little ones were ashamed and c. 
 
 15. 9. that hath horn seven hath been ashamed and c. 
 22. 22. surely tlien shalt thou he ashamed and c. 
 31.19. 1 was ashamed, yea andc. because 1 did fear 
 
 Ezek. .36. .32. be aAianied and c. for your own ways 
 Mic. 3. 7 . then shall seers lie ashamed and diviners c. 
 
 Not CON FOUN UFl). 
 
 Psal. 22. .5. our fathers trusted, and were not c. 
 Isa. 45 . 17 . not ashamed nor r. world without end 
 .50. 7 . God will help, therefore shall I not be c. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 6. he that believeth on him shall not bee. 
 CON FUSl’D. 
 
 Isa. 9 . 5. for every battle of warrior is with c. noise 
 Acts 19. 32. some'cried, for the assembly was c. 
 CONFUSION. 
 
 Gen. 11. + 9. therefore is the name of it called c. 
 Lev. 18. 23. a beast to lie down thereto, it is c. 
 
 20. 12. surely he put to death, they have wrought c. 
 1 Sam. 20. 3u. hast chosen David to thy c. and to c. 
 Ezra 9. 7 . been delivered to c. of face, as at this day 
 Job 10. 15. I am full of r. tlierefc,re see mine afflict. 
 Psal. .35. 4. let them be brought to r. devise my hurt 
 
 44. 1.5. mv c. is continnally liefore me and shame 
 
 70 . 2 . let 'them be |)nt to c. that desire my hurt 
 
 71 . 1. O Ford, let me never he luit to c. 
 
 109 . 29. let them cover themselves witli tlic-ir own c. 
 Isa. 24. 10. the city of r. is broken down 
 .30. 3. and the trust in the shadow of F.gvptyonrc. 
 34. 11. bo; shall stretch out upon it the line ot c. 
 41. 29 . their molten images are wind and c. 
 
 45. 16. makers ot idols skall go to c. together 
 61. 7. for c. they shall rejoice in their portion 
 
 ,fer. 3. 2.5. we lie in shame and onr c. covereth ns 
 
 7 . 19. do they not jirovoke thems. to c. ottlieir faces 
 20 . 11 . their everlasting c. shall never be forgotten 
 Dan. 9. 7 . hut to ns helongeth o', of faces, 8. 
 
 .'lets 19 . 29 . the wliole o ity was filled witli c. 
 
 1 Coir. 14. 33. tor God is not author ofr. but peace 
 Jam. 3.16. for wliere envying and strife is, there isc. 
 CONG FALED. 
 
 Exod. 15. 8. the oleptlis were r. in heart of the sea 
 CONGK A'l'Ur.A I F. 
 
 1 Chron. 18. 10. to inquire of bis welfare and c. him 
 CONGK EGA 1 ION. 
 
 Lev. 4. 21. it is a sin offering for the c. 
 
 10. 17 . God liath given it yon to hear iniquity of c. 
 
 16. 33. he sliall make an atonement for all tlie c. 
 Num. 1. 16 . these were the renowned of the. c. 
 
 10. 7 . but when c. is to be gathered yon shall blow 
 14. 27. liow long shall 1 bear with this evil c. .' 
 
 1.5. 15. one ordinance shall be for r. and stranger 
 16. 21. seiiarate yourselves from c. that 1 may cons. 
 
 4.5. get yon up from among this r. that I may cons. 
 47 . Aaron took and ran into the midst ot the c. 
 19. 20. that soul shalt he cut off from among the c. 
 27 . 16 . let the lord set a man over the r. 
 
 .35. 12. cities of refuge that manslayer die not, till 
 he stand before the r. for judgment. .Tosh. 20. 6. 
 .Tosh. 0. 27 . made them drawers of water lor the c. 
 Jiidg. 20. l.thcc. was gathered -as one man from Dan 
 
 Judg. 21.5. that came not up witli the c. to the T.ord 
 
 1 A tugs 12. 20. they sent and called Jerob. to the c 
 
 2 Chr. .30. 24. Hezekiah did give to c. 1000 bullock.. 
 E.zra 10.8. and himself separated from the c. 
 
 Neh. 13. 1. the Moabite should not < ome into the c. 
 Job 15. 34. lor the c. of hypocrites shall be desolate 
 
 3J. 28. 1 stood up and 1 cried in the f. 
 
 Pi at. 1. 5. nor sinners in the c. of the righteous 
 22. 22. in the midst of the c. will 1 praise thee 
 26. 5. 1 have hated the r. of evil doers 
 58. 1. (lo ye indeed speak righteousness, O c. ? 
 
 74 . 2. reinemher thy r. thou hast purcliased of old 
 19. forget not the c. of thy poor tor ever 
 
 75 . 2. wlien I receive thee. 1 will judge uprightly 
 82. 1. (iod slandeth iti the c. of the mighty 
 
 89 . 5 . tliv laithfulness also in the r. ot the saints 
 I 1 / 7 . 32. let them exalt him also in c. of the people 
 111 . 1 . 1 will praise the F. in tlie as.seinl>ly and c. 
 Prov. 5. 14. 1 was almost in all evil ininuistof e. 
 
 21. 16. tlie men shall remain in the c. of the dead 
 ha. 14. 13. 1 will sit upon the mount ot the r. 
 
 Jer. 6. 18. and know, O c. what is among them 
 
 :K). . 20 . their c. shall he established before me 
 Lam. 1 . 10 . that they should not enter into thy c. 
 Hits. 7 . 12. I will chastise them as their r. hatliheard 
 Joel 2. 16. gather the iieople, sanctify the c. 
 
 Acts 13. 43. now when the c. was broken up 
 Ait the CONGKEGA'l lON. 
 
 Lev. 8. 3. gather all the c. together to door of taberu. 
 16 . 17 . make atonement for all the c. ot Israel^ 
 
 24. 14. \nX.allthe r. stone him, 16. Num. 15. .‘15. 
 Num. 14. 10. all the c. bade stone them with stones 
 16. 3. see'nvjr all the c. are holy, every one of them 
 
 22. shall one sin, wilt thou he wroth with allc. I 
 20. 27 . they went up insightof a//r//e c. 25. 6. 
 
 27 .19. set liiin before I -leazar and ail the c. 22. 
 Josh. 8. 35. which Joshua read not before cill the c 
 9. 18. all thee, murmured against the princes 
 
 22. 20. wrath fell on all the c. of Israel 
 
 1 Kings 8.14. the king blessed all the c. of Isr. 55. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 20. all thee, blessed the Lord Coil 
 
 2 Chrmi. 23. 3. all the c. made a covenant with the k. 
 29. 28. all the c. worshipped and the singers sang 
 Neh. 5. 13. all the c. said, amen, and praised the L. 
 
 8. 17 . all the c. that were come again maile bootlis 
 
 EJders of the GONflK EGA 1 ION. 
 
 Ejev. 4. 15. ciders of thee, shall lay their hands 
 Judg. 21. 16. eld. of c. said, how shall we do for 
 Great Ct)N G K EG A I ION . [wives' 
 
 1 Kings 8. 65. at that time .Solomon held a least, all 
 
 Israel with him, a great c. 2 Chron. 7- 8. I 30. 13. 
 Ezra 10. 1. assembled to him out of Israel a great c. 
 Psal. 22. 25. my praise shall be of thee in the great c. 
 .35. 18. I will give tliee thanks \n the. great c. 
 
 40. 9 . 1 have preached righteousness in the if/earc. 
 10. 1 have not concealed thy truth from great c. 
 CONGKE rA I ION of Israel. 
 
 Exod. 12. 6. c. of Israel shall kill it in the e' eninc 
 19. that soul shall be cut off" from the c. rf Israel 
 4'7. all the c. if Israel shall keep the passover 
 lev. 4. 13. if whole r. i f Isr. sin through ignorance 
 Num. 16. 9 . Lord hath'separated you from f.f/yvr. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 6. Solom.and c.of Isr. sacriliced sheep 
 
 24. 6. according to the commandment of c. of hr. 
 
 CONGREGA I ion if the Lord. {L. ? 
 Num. 16. 3. whv lift you yourselves above c. of the 
 
 27 .17. c. of L. not as’shee'p that have no shepherd 
 31. 10. was a plague among r. of the L. .Tosh. 22.17- 
 Dent. 23.1. shall not enter into tlie c. of the L. 2, 3. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 8. in sight of r. of L. keep commandm. 
 Mic. 2. 5. that shall cast a cord by lot in the c. of L. 
 
 Tabernacle of the CONGK I'.G,A 1 ION. 
 Exod. 29. 10 . bullock brought before tlie/«A. if c. 
 44. I will sanctify t. of c. || 30. 26. anoint t. of c. 
 33 . 7 . called it the' t. cfc. went out to the t. cj c. 
 l.ev. 3.8. kill itbef. f. ofc. 13.114.5. bring it to t.ifc. 
 10 . 7 . ye shall not go out from the door ot t. of c. 
 
 9. drink no wine when ye go into the tab. oJ c. 
 
 16.16. so do for t. ofc. H 33. atonement for t. of c. 
 Num. 4. 3. work of the t. of c. 23, 25. .30, 35, 39,43. 
 8. 9 . thou shalt bring the Levites before tab. of c. 
 
 12. 4. Lcrd spake, come out ye three to tab. cfc. 
 
 14. 10. glorv of the Lord appeared in the tab. of c. 
 
 17 . 4. lay u'p in t. cfc. |i 18. 4. keeocharge ot t.of c. 
 
 25. 6. Israel weeping before thedoorot tab. oj c. 
 Deut. 34. 14. present yourselves in tabern.of the c. 
 Josh. 18.1. at .Shiloh, 'and set up the tab. of c. there 
 ] Kings 8. 4. )he3' brought up tab. of r. 2 (fir. 5. 5. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 3. for there was the tab. of c. otGod 
 
 See Dooh. 
 
 Tent of the CONGK EG ATI ON. 
 
 Exod. 39 . .32. t. of c. finished 1140. 2. set up t. oj e. 
 40. 22. table in t. ofc. I| 24. candlestick in t. ifc. 
 
 26. and he put the golden altar in tlie font of thee. 
 
 34. then a cloud covered the rent of the r. 
 
 35. Moses was not able to enter into the tent of c. 
 
 11 hole CONGKEGA i ION. 
 
 Erod. 16. 2. the whole c. of Israel murmured 
 Num. 3. 7 . they shall keep the cliarge ot the w.c. 
 Josh. 22. 18. to-morrow he will be wroth with w.c. 
 Judg. 21.13. the whole c. sent to speak to Benjamin 
 2 Chr. 6 . .3. tlie king blessed tlie whole c. ot Israel 
 ~E.zra 2. 6 t. the whi le c. was 42,36,). yeh. 7- 66 . 
 Prov. 26. 20. w ickedness he shewed before whole c. 
 
 CONG K EGA I IONS. 
 
 Pml. 26.12. in the r. will I bles.s the Txird 
 68. 26. bless ye Gocl in the c. even the I ord 
 74 . 4. thine enemies roar in the midst of thy c. 
 ('ONOUER. 
 
 Pcv. 6. 2. he went forth conquering and toe. 
 CONOC f.KOKS. 
 
 Rom. 8. 37 . in all these things we are more than c. 
 CONSCI ENCl', 
 
 Is the testimony and secret judgment of the soul, 
 which gives its approbation to actions that it 
 thinks good, or reproaches itself with those which 
 it believes to he. evil: Or, it is a particular know¬ 
 ledge which 7 ce have xcith us of our own deeds, 
 good or evil, arising out of the general know¬ 
 ledge of the mind, which -ihows us u hat is good, 
 or evil; and Ccnanence tells us n hen _we have 
 done the one or the other, Rom. 2. 15. It it 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 either, (I) GoO(J,l Tim. 1. 5. And this is called, 
 [1] A conscience void of offence toward Go(l 
 and men ; which does not accuse a person for any 
 wilful offence, either against God or men. Acts 
 24. 16. [2] A conscience bearing a person wit¬ 
 ness in the Holy (.ihost, that is, by the conduct 
 and guidance of the Holy Ghost, who cantwt lie, 
 Korn. 9. 1. [.3] Pure and good, being p’irified 
 by the blood (f Christ, lleb. 9. 14. I 'liiii. 3. 9. 
 [4] Purged from dead wi rks ; that if, freed from 
 that sentence of death which it receives by reason 
 of sm, lleb. 9. 14. [j] A conscience not troubled 
 with a sense of guilt, lleb. 10. 2. [6] A con¬ 
 science checking and condemning persxnis, when 
 they have gone against their light, and approving 
 and Justifying them, xohen th^y have conformed 
 to if, Rom. 2. 15. Or, (11) Kvil, Heb. 10. 22. 
 when It IS defiled with vicious habits, so that it 
 does not perform its office aright. It is called, [1] 
 A conscience seare l with a hot iron; that is, 
 quite ettin t and cut off, or utterly hardened, 
 which has lost all seme and feeling, 1 I im. 4. 2. 
 [2J A detiled conscience ; when it is blinded and 
 perverted, so that it cannot judge of its own 
 actiins,'V\x. 1.15. _ llus evil conscience is some 
 times quiet, sometimes stirring and tiouhlcd; It 
 aciuseth when it should excuse, and eiciiseth 
 when It should accuse, flte conscience also even 
 of the best, is now and then erroneous and 
 doubtful. 
 
 The apostle Paul permits the faithful to go and eat 
 at the houses of the Gentiles, if tiny were invited 
 thither, and to partake of every thing which was 
 saved up at their tables, without making parti¬ 
 cular inquiries out of any scrupulosity of con¬ 
 science; asking no question for conscience’ sake, 
 1 Cor. 10. 27, Sec. ljut if any one soys to them, 
 this has been sacrificed to idols; do not eat of it, 
 says he, f r his sake who gave you this informa¬ 
 tion ; and likewise lest ye wound not your own, 
 but another's, conscience: Conscience, 1 sav, not 
 thine owm, but of the other, ff he wh^gives 
 you this notice is a Christian, and notwithstand¬ 
 ing the information so given you forbear not to 
 eat: he will condemn you in his heart, or will eat 
 of it after -your example against his own con¬ 
 science, and so the guilt of his sin will be im¬ 
 puted to yu. If he is an Heathen, who thus 
 advertises you, and he sees you eat off it, he will 
 conceive a contempt for you and your religion. In 
 another place the same Apostle requires Christians 
 to he submissive to secular power, not only for 
 wrath, but also for con.science’ sake, ffom. 13. 
 
 5. that is, not only for fear of punishment from 
 the magistrate, but more especially cut of con- 
 scienie of duty, both to God, who is the ordainer 
 of him to that special ministry, under himself; 
 and to the magiitrate, whose due it is, in respect 
 of his office. 
 
 Eccl. 10. +20. curse not the king, no not in thyc. 
 
 JohnQ. 9. being convicted by their own r. went out 
 
 Acts 2:i. 1. Paul said, I have lived in all goofl c. 
 
 24.16. to have a c. void of oftence toward Go(l and 
 
 . towaril mer 
 
 Jiom. 2.15.their c. also bearing witness, and thought! 
 
 9.1. my c. bearing me witness in the Holy Ghost 
 
 1.3. 5. ye must be subject also for c. sake 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 7- for some with c. of the idol to this horn 
 
 eat it, and their c. being weak is defilet, 
 10. shall not the weak c. be emboldened to eat' 
 
 12. but when ye wound their weak c. ye sir 
 _ . against Chris 
 
 10. 2.0. that eat, asking no question for c. sake, 27 , 
 
 28. eat not, for his sake that shewed it, for c. sake 
 
 29. c. I say, not thine own, but of the other 
 
 2 Cor. 1.12. our rejoicing is this, testimony of our c. 
 
 4. _2. commending yourselves to every man’s c. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 5. out of a pure heart, ami ofa good c..^ 
 19. war a warfare, holding faith and a good c. 
 
 3. 9. holding the mystery of faitli in a pure c, 
 
 4.2. having their c. seared with a hot iron 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 3. I tliank God, whom 1 serve wdth c. 
 Tu. 1. 15. but even their mind and c. is detiled 
 Heb. 9.9. make perfect, as pertaining to the c. 
 
 14. purge c. from dead works to serve living God 
 
 10.2. worshippers should have had no more c. of sins 
 
 22. having our hearts sprinkled from an evil c. 
 
 1.T 18. we trust we have a good c. in all things 
 
 1 Pet. 2.19. if a man for c. tow^ard God endure" griel 
 3. 16. having a good c. as they speak evil of you 
 
 21. but the answer of a good c. towards God 
 COKSCrENCE.S. 
 
 2 Cor . 5.11.1 trust also are made manifest in your c 
 
 CON.SI'.CRA J E, 
 
 or devote any thing tc 
 God s worship and service. In the Old 1 estament, 
 God ordained that all the first-born, both of man 
 mnd beast, should be consecrated, Exod. 1,3. 2, 12, 
 Iq. He consecrated the whole race of Israel par- 
 Ucularly to his worship, Exod. 19. 6. xbid like¬ 
 wise he devoted the tribe oj T,evi,a7/rf the family oj 
 Aaron, m a more especial manner to his service, 
 ^ .Jicsides these consecrations, 
 
 which God thus ordained by his own absolute ana 
 sovereign authority, there were others which de- 
 pexidcd on the good will of men, who consecratea 
 themselves, or the things belonging to them, ‘rr the 
 persons depending on them, to the service of God, 
 jor ever, or tor a time only. Hannah, Samuel's 
 pother, offered her son to the Lord, to serce alt 
 hje time in the tabernacle, 1 Sam. 1. 11, 22. 
 < ^'azarites consecrated themselves 
 
 “ certain time, Isum. 6. 13. 
 Mnd the iiefiiTevfS sometimes devoted their fields, 
 or cattle, to the Lord; after which they were no 
 liMger in their power, f.ev. 27. 28. Jii the New 
 J estament all the faithful are consecrated to the 
 “*'1. '1 ‘-■hosen generation, a royal 
 l^Pet^^g’ ^ nation, a peculiar people, 
 
 '■•/.aron II41. anoint and c. Aaron’s sons 
 ■‘V. 9. thou shall c. Aaron and his sons, 30. 30. 
 
 Erod.29. .35. seven days shall thou c.them,Esv.8..33. 
 32. 29. Moses said, c. yourselves this day to the E. 
 A nm. 6.12. shall c. to L. the days of his separation 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 5. toe. his service this day to the I ord 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 9. to c. himself with a young bullock 
 
 43.26. purge altar, and they shall c. themselves 
 Mic. 4.13. I will c. their gain to l.oid and substance 
 GGNsECKA i EH. 
 
 Nvm. 3. .3. the sons of Aaron, whom he c\ to minister 
 Josh. 6. 19. vessels of brass and iron, are c. to ilie E. 
 Jttdg. 17. 5. M icah c. one of his sons for his priest,12. 
 
 1 Knifs 1.3. 3.3. whensoever would, leroboam c. him 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 31. now ye have c. yourselves to tlie L. 
 31.6. thetitlie ot lioly tilings w'hicli werec. to 1.. 
 Izia 3. 5. of all tl eset feastsof Lord lliat werec. 
 Heb. 7.28. maketh the Son, who is c. for evermore 
 
 10. 20. by a new and living way which lie bathe. 
 CONsKCHA I El). 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 3.3. c. things were fiCloxen, 3000 sheep 
 C()N.''ECRATlO.\, S. 
 
 Exod. 29. 22. slialt take of ram, for it is a ram of c. 
 
 .31. ir ought of the tiesh of the c. remain 
 Lev.'^. . 37 . this is the law of the c. and sacrifice 
 
 8 . 28 . ihey werec. for a sweet savour to the Eord 
 31. eat it with the bread that is in the basket of c. 
 
 3.3. till the days of your c. be at an end 
 
 Num. 6 . 7- because the c. of Ids G. is upon his head 
 
 9. and he hath defiled the head of his c, 
 
 CON SEN 1 , El), ING. 
 
 Cen. .31. 15. but in this will we c. unto you 
 
 23. only let use. to them, they will dwell with us 
 Gent. 1.3. 8. shaltnot c. to him, niT hearken to him 
 Jndg. n. 17 . sent to kingof .Moab, but would not c. 
 
 1 A<«<7^2d. 8 . elders said, hearken not to liiiT norc. 
 
 2 Kings'^2. 8. the priests c. to receive no moremon. 
 Psal. 50 .18. w hen sawest a thief, thou c. with him 
 Prov. 1. lt». if sinners entice thee, c. thoii not 
 /law.1.14. so he c. to them,and proved them ten days 
 Luke 2.3. 51. the same had note, to the deed of them 
 Acts 8. 1. and .Saul was c. to Stephen’s death, 22. 20. 
 18. 20. desired to tarry longer with them, he c. not ' 
 
 ]'om. 1.1.32. net only clothe same, butc. with them 
 7 16. w’liat 1 wouldnot,! c. to law that it is good 
 1 Tim. 6. 3. if any man c. not to wholesome words 
 CONSENT. 
 
 1 Sam. 11 . 7 . and they came out %vith one c. 
 
 Ual. 8.3. 5. they have consulted together with one c. 
 Hos. 6 . 9 . so the company of the priests murcier by c! 
 Zeph. 3. 9 . may all call on L. tosei ve with one c.' 
 /.like 14. 18. all with one c. began to make excuse 
 1 Cor."1 .5. one another, except it be with c. for a time 
 CONSll)ER 
 
 .“Signifies, [ 1 ] To think of, or meditate upon, 2 Tim. 
 2 . 7 . t 2 .] j'o vieai, mark, or observe. Lev. 1 , 3 . 1 . 3 . 
 [3] To resolve, or determine, .Tiidg. 18. 14. [ 4 ] 
 To xoonder and admire at, .Tob . 37 . 14. [5] To 
 
 pity, comfort, or relieve, Psal. 41. 1. [6] To re¬ 
 member, or call to mind, 1 .Sam. 12. 24. 
 
 Tev. 13. 13. then the priest shall c. the leprosy 
 Dexit. 4. . 39 . know this day and c. it in tliine heart 
 .32. 29 . 0 that they were wise toe. their latter end 
 Jttdg. 18. 14. now therefore c. what ye have to do 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 24. c. how great things hath done for 3 'ou 
 25. 17 . therefore know and c. what thou w ilt do 
 
 Job 11 . 11 . he seeth also, will he not then c. it.' 
 
 2.3. 15. when I c. 1 am afraid of him 
 34. 27 . turned back and w'ould not c. of his ways 
 , 37 .14. stand still and c. the wondrous works o^'God 
 J^sal. 5. 1 . c. my meditation H 9.13. c. my trouble 
 
 8. 3. when T c. the heavens, the work of thy fingers 
 
 13. .3. c. and hear, 45.10. |I25.19. c. my enemies 
 37 .10. shaltdiligeiitly c. hisplace.itsball not be 
 
 48.13. c. her palaces, that ye may fell it togener. 
 50. 22. now c. this, ye that forget God, lest 1 tear 
 64. 9. for thej’ shall wisely c. of his doing 
 
 119 . 95 . but I will c. thy testimonies 
 
 15.3. C. mine affliction, and deliver me, T forget not 
 159 .c. how I love thy precepts, quicken me,G Lord 
 
 Prov. 6. 6. go to the ant, c. her ways, and be wise 
 2.3.1. with a ruler c. diligently whatis before thee 
 24.12. doth not he that pondereth the heart c. it i 
 Eccl. 5. 1. forthc)^ c. not that they do evil 
 
 7 .13. c. the work of God, who can make straight 
 
 14. in prosperity be joyful, butin riaj' ofadv'er. c. 
 
 7fa.l.3. Israel doth not know, my people doth note. 
 
 5. 12. neither c. the operation of his hands 
 
 14. 16. shall narrowly look upon thee ancle, thee 
 18. 4. and I will e. in my dwelling-place 
 
 41. 20. that they may see, and know, and c. 
 
 4.3.18. remember ve not, nor c. the things of old 
 52. 15. what theyliad not heard shall the^^ c. 
 
 Jer. 2. 10. c. and see if there be such a tiling 
 
 2.3. 20. in the latter clajs ye shall c. it, .3i)! 24. 
 Lam. 2.20. () Lord, c. to wnom thou hast clone this 
 5. 1. O Lord, c. and behold onr reproach 
 Ezek. 12. 3. it may be they will c. though they be 
 
 a rebellions house 
 Dan. 9. 23. understand the matter, and c. the vision 
 Hos.’i.". theyc. not in their hearts that 1 remember 
 Hag. 1 . 5 . thus saith the Lord, c. ^’our ways. ~. 
 
 2. 15.1 pray you, c. from this day and upward. 18. 
 l\fat.6. 28. c. tlie lilies of the fiel'i, Luke 12. 27. 
 I.uke 12.24. c. the ravens, they neither sow nor reap 
 John 11.50. nor c. it is expedient for ns that one die 
 Acts 15. 6. the elders c ame to c. of this matter 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 7 . c. and the I ord give thee understanding 
 lleb. .3. 1. brethren, c. the Apostle and High-priest 
 
 7 . 4. now c. how great this man was, unto whom 
 
 10. 24. let us c. one another to provoke to love 
 12. 3. c. him that endured contradiction of sinners 
 CON.SIDEREI), EST. 
 
 1 King.<il\.2\. v/hen I c. in morning, it was not m v son 
 5.8. I have r. things which thou sentest to me'for 
 Job 1.8. hast thou c. my servant .lob; 2. .3. 
 
 Psal. 31. 7 . 1 will he glaci, for thou hast c. my trouble 
 Prov. 24. 32. then I saw and c. it well 
 Eccl. 4. 1 . I c. all the oppressions that are done 
 
 4. again I c. all travail and every riglit work 
 
 9. 1. for all this I c. in my heart to declare this 
 Jer. 33. 24. c. not what this people have siwken 
 Dan. 7 . 8. 1 f. the horns, ancl behold there came up 
 Mat."!. 3. e. not the beam that is in thine own eye 
 
 Mark 6. 52. they c. not the miracle of the loaves 
 xlctx 12. 12. when Peter had c. the thing, he came 
 lio/n. 4. 19 . he c. not his own body now dead 
 t ON.SlDI.REl 11, ING. 
 
 Ps. .33.15. fashion, hearts alike, he c. all their work.s 
 41.1. blessed is hethatc. the poor,l,ord willdeliver 
 I'rov. 21. 12. righteous man c. house of the wickeci 
 + 29 . but as tor the upright, he r. his way 
 28. 22. and c. not that poverty stiall come on him 
 29.7- the righteous c. the. cause ot the poor 
 31. 16. she c. a field, and buyeth it,plaiits\'ineyards 
 Isa. 44 19 . none c. m his heart tosay, 1 have burnt 
 57 . 1. none c. that the righteous is taken away 
 Lzek. 18. 14. and c. and doth not such like, 28. 
 Dan. 8. 5. as 1 was c. behold an he goat came 
 Gal. 6.1. c. thyself, lest thou also be teinided 
 Heb. 13. 7 . c. tlie end of their conversation 
 CON.M.Sl, EMI. 
 
 I.uke 12 . 15. a man’s life c. not in the abundance 
 Col. 1 . 17 . he is before all things, by liiin all tilings c. 
 CGN.SULA f ION 
 
 Is that inward spiritual refreshing and strengthening 
 of the he a't, by the consideration and experience of 
 God's graciuiLs promises in Christ, 2 Cor. 1. 5. 
 The Holy Ghost is the. worker of comfort, and is 
 therefore called the Cioinforter, .lohn 16. 7 . The 
 promises of the xcord are the grounds of comfort, I 
 I hess. 4. 18. ; and god:y ministers and the faith¬ 
 ful, are the helpers of tur comfort and consola¬ 
 tion, 2 Cor. 7-6, 7 . 
 
 Waiting for the consolation of Israel, Luke 2. 25. 
 He waited for Christ to comfort them against 
 their troubles both spiritual and outward. The 
 P'ophets u ed to comfort the people of God among 
 the lews, against all their sad tidings they 
 brought them, with the prophecies of the coming 
 and kingdom of Christ, Isa. 66. 12, 1.3. Herein 
 .'Simeon shewe l the truth of his jneiy and devo¬ 
 tion, that he believed, and waited for the coming 
 of Christ. 
 
 .Ter. 16. 7 . nor shall men give them the cup of c. 
 Luke 2. 25. Simeon, waiting for the c. of Israel 
 
 6. 24. woe to you rich, tor ye have receiveci your c. 
 Acts 4. .36. which is, being interpreted, the son ofc. 
 
 15. .31. which when read, they rejoiced for the c. 
 Pom. 15.5.theGodofc. grant you to belike-minded 
 2 Cor. 1. 5. so our c. also aboundetb by Christ 
 
 6. afflicted, for your c. and sal. comf. for your c. 
 7 of sufferings, so shall ye be partakers of the c\ 
 
 7 . 7- but by the c. wherewith he was comforted 
 Phil. 2.1.ifthere beany c. in Christ,fidfil ye my joy 
 2 Tliess. 2. 16. who hath given us everlasting c. 
 Philem.1. we have great joy ana c. in tny love 
 Heb. 6. 18. we miglit have a strong c. who liave tied 
 
 CON SO LAI IONS. 
 
 Job 15. 11. are the c. of God small with thee ? 
 
 21. 2. hear iny speech, and let this be your c. 
 
 Isa. 66. 11. and besatished with the breasts of her c 
 CON soil 1 KI). 
 
 ActsV;. 4. some of them c. witii Paul and Silas 
 CONSPIRACY. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 12. and Absalom's c. was strong 
 2 Kings 12. 20. his serv. made a c. and slew .Toash 
 
 14. 19 . they made a c. ag. Amaziah, 2 Chr. 25. 27. 
 
 15. 15. acts of Shalluni and his c. which he vr.ade 
 
 30. Hoshea made a c. against Pekah 
 
 17 . 4. the king of Assyria found c. in Iloshea 
 Jer. 11. 9. a c. is found among die men of .ludah 
 Ezek. 22. 25. is a c. of her prophets in midst thereof 
 jicts 23.13. more than forty who had made this c. 
 CON.SPIRATOR.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 31. Ahithophel is among c.with Absalom 
 CON.SPIREU. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 18. they c. against Joseph to slay him 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. that all of you have c. against me 
 
 1.3. why have ye c. ag. me, thou and son of Jesse 
 
 1 Kings 15. 27 . Baasha son of Ahijahc. ag. Nadal> 
 
 16. 9. Zimri c. against 1 lah and slew him, 16. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 14. .lehu son of N imshi c. against Joram 
 
 10. 9 . I c. against my master and slew liiii> 
 
 15.10. .Shallum c.aga'inst /adiHriah,and smote him 
 25. Pekali c. against Pekahiah, and smote him 
 21. 2.3. the servants of Amon c. against him 
 
 24. slew all that c. against Amoii, 2 Chr. 3.3. 25. 
 2 Chron. 2A. 21. and they c. against .lehoiada 
 
 25. the servants of .loash c. against him, 26. 
 
 Jsleh. 4. 8 . c. all of tliem together; and come and fight 
 Amos 7 . 10. Amos hath c. against thee in Israel 
 
 CON STAN]', EY. 
 
 \ Chron. 28. 7. if he be c. to do my commandments 
 Ezra 9 . t 8. to gi\ e us a c. abode' in his holy place 
 Psal. 51. + 10. and renew a c. spirit xrithin me 
 Prov. 21. 28. but the man that lieareth, speaketh c. 
 xJets 12. 15. llhoda r. afflrmed that it was even so 
 Tit. 3. 8. these things I will that thou affirm r. 
 CON.SI ELEA I IONS. 
 
 2 Kings25.X5. put down those that burnt incense to r. 
 Isa. 13. 10. the c. thereof shall not give their light 
 C'ONSIRAIN.'■ 
 
 Gal. 6.1C. they c. you to be circumci.sed, only lest 
 C’ONSl'RAINEI), ETH. 
 
 2 K fnfr^4.8.the woman ot.shunem r.him to eat bread 
 .fob 32. 18. lull of matter, tlie .spirit within me c. me 
 Mot. 14. 22. .lesiis c. his disciples, Markti. 45. 
 
 Luke 24. 29. but they c. him, saying, abide with us 
 xlcts 16. 15. Lydia c. us to come info her house 
 28. 19 . 1 was c. to ajipeal to t'a’sar 
 2 Cor. 5.14. for love ofC'ltr. c. us. because we judge 
 CON.SI RAIN 1. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 2. faking oversight, not by c. but willingiT 
 CONSUI.r. 
 
 Psal. 62.4. (/Ill V r.toca.st him down from excellence 
 CONNl'ErA'l ION. 
 
 Marki5. 1. the chief priests held a c. with the elders 
 CONSllI/l El). 
 
 1 Kings 12. 6. Behoboam c. with the old men, 8. 
 
 1 Chr. 1.3. 1. Dav. c. witli the captains of Ihousand.i 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 21. Jehoshaphat c. with tlie people 
 Kell. 5. 7- 1 c. w itii myself, and rebuked the nobles 
 Psal. 8.3. 3. they have c. against thy hidden ones 
 
 5. for they have r. together with dnecon.sent 
 Ezek. 21. 21, the king of Babrlon c. with images 
 
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 Dan. 6.7. all the presidents and captains c. toirether 
 Mir. 6. 5. lemembcr what Halak king of Moab c. 
 Jlab. 2.10. hast c. shame to thy house, by cutting oft 
 Mat. Cfi. 4. c. that they might take .lesus and kill 
 John 12. It), cliief pi iests c. to put Lazarus to deadi 
 CONSULTLU. 
 
 Deut. 18.11. not found among you a c. with spirits 
 CO N S 0 L'i r', f 1 i. 
 
 Luke 14.31. c. whether he be able with 10,0f 0 to meet 
 COIN SUM E 
 
 dignities, [1] To teaite, destroy, and bring to vtter 
 ruin, and desolation, F^xod. 32.10. [2]^ To.s} end, 
 or .sguander away, .lam. 4. 3. [3] To vanish 
 away, .lob 7- 9. [4] To make or cause to pass 
 
 away, Psal. 78. 33. [.5] 'Jo hum up, Luke 9. 54. 
 if)] T' inelt away, Jei'. 6. 29. 17] To cru.\h, Esth. 
 9.1 24. 
 
 Gen. 41. 30. and the famine shall c. the land 
 J'.xod. 33. 3. lest 1 c. thee in the way, 5. 
 
 Jwiv. 26.16. the burning ague tiiat shall c. the eyes 
 Deut. 5. 2.5. for this great fire will c. us 
 
 7.16. t'lou shalt c. all people which Lord God shall 
 28. .‘18. gather but little, for lecii.st shall r. it, 42. 
 
 32. 22. a fire kindled in mine anger shall c. earth 
 Jo.y/t. 24.20. will c. you after he hath done you good 
 iSam.Q. .33; tiieman ofthineshall be to c.thineeyes 
 2 Kings 1.10. let tire c. thee and thy fifty, 12. 
 
 Job 15. 34. tire shall c. the tabernacles ot bribery 
 
 20. 26. a lire not blown shall c. him 
 
 24.19. drought and heatc. the snow-waters 
 Psal. 37.20. shall c. into smoke shall they c. away 
 .39.11. inakest his beautv to c. away like a moth 
 49. 14. their beauty shall c. in the grave 
 78. .33. therefore ttieiv days did he c. in vanity 
 Jsa. 7.20. and it shall also c. the beard 
 
 10.18. and shall c. the glory of his forest and field 
 27. 10. there shall the calf c. the branches 
 Jer. 49. 27. fire shall c. the palaces of Ben-hadad 
 £sek. 4. 17. and c. away for their iniquity 
 
 13. 13. and great hail stones in my tury to c. it 
 
 21. 28. the sword is drawn, it is turbisiied to c. 
 
 22. 15. 1 will c. thy filthiness out of thee 
 
 24.10. kindle the hre. c. the flesh, and spice it well 
 .35.12. they are desolate, they are given us to c. 
 
 Dan. 2.44. it shall c. all these kingdoms and stand 
 Jlos. 11. 6. and the sword shall c. his branches 
 Zepli. 1. 2. T will c. all things from off the laud 
 .3. I will c. man and beast, I will c. fowlsof heaven 
 Zech. 5.4. it shall remain in his house and c. it 
 
 14. 12. their flesh, eyes, tongue shall c. away 
 
 2 J'hess. 2.8. that wickefl one, whom the Lord shall c. 
 Jam. 4. 3. ye ask that ye may c. it on your lusts 
 CGIN.SUIME them. 
 
 F.xod. .32.10. wrath wax hot. that I may c. them, 12. 
 Kvm. 16. 21. that I may c. them in a moment, 45. 
 Deut. 7. 22. thou mayest not c. them at once 
 
 1 Sam. 15. + 18. destroy Amalekites till thou c. them 
 
 2 Chrnn. 18. + 10. push .‘^yriatill thou c. them 
 Neh. 9. 31. thou didst not utterly c. them 
 i-.hr/i. 9. + 24. Hainan had cast the lot to c. them 
 Psal.b9.\^. c. th. in wrath, c. t/i.that they may not be 
 Jer. 8.13. I will surely c. them, saith the Lord 
 
 14.12. but I will f. them by the sword and fa;nine 
 Pzek. 20.13.' 1 would pour fury on them to c. them 
 Duke 9.54. fire to come and c. them, as Elias did 
 
 CONSUMED. 
 
 Gen. 19.15. lest thou be c. in the iniquity of the cit>' 
 
 17. escape to the mountain, lest thou be c. 
 
 31. 40. thus 1 was, in the day the drought c. me 
 Dxod. 3.2. behold the hush burned, and was not c. 
 15.7. sen test thy wrath, whicli c. them as stubble 
 22. 6. if the corn or the held be c. therewith 
 Lev. 9. 24. and c. upon the altar the burnt-offering 
 Num. 11.1. c. them in uttermost parts of the camp 
 
 12.12. let her not be as one of whom flesh is half c. 
 16. 26. depart lest ye be c. in all their sins 
 
 .35. there came out fire and c. the 250 men 
 21.28. a fire is gone out, it hath c. .Ar of Moab 
 
 25.11. that I f.'not the children of Israel 
 
 32.13. till the generation that had done evil was c. 
 Deut. 2.16. when the men of war were c. and dead 
 Judg. 6. 21. there rose fire out of rock and c. flesh 
 
 1 Sam. 27.11. 1 shall one day be c. by hand of Saul 
 
 2 .fsW/w. 13.139. the soul of David was c. to go forth 
 21.5. the man that c. us, and devised against us 
 
 1 Kings 18. 38. then the fire of the Lord fell and c. 
 
 the sacrifice, and licked up the water, 2 Chr. 7. l. 
 
 2 Kings\.\0. and fire c. him and his fifty, 12. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 8. whom the chiblren of Israel c. not 
 Hell. 2. .3. the gates thereof are c. with fire, 13. 
 Job\. 16. the fife of God hath c. sheep and servants 
 4. 9. by the breath of his nostriE are they c. 
 
 6.17. the snow and the ice are c out of their place 
 7. 9. as the cloud is r. and vanisheth away 
 
 19. 27. my reins c. |133.21. his flesh is c. away 
 Psal. 6.7. mine eves c. 31.9.1! 10. my bonesc. 102.3, 
 
 .39.10. I am c. by the blow of thine hand 
 64. +6. we are c. by that which they searched 
 71. 13. let them be confounded and c. that are 
 73.19. they are utterly c. with terrors 
 78.63. fire c. their young men, maidens not given 
 9(1. 7. for we ai'e c. by th.ine anger and thy wrath 
 104. 35. let the sinners be c. out of the earth 
 119. 87. they had almost c. me upon the earth 
 1.‘19. my zeal hath c. me. because mine enemies 
 Prov.5. 11. when thy flesh and thv Iwdy are c. 
 
 22.18. with the rod of his anger lie shall be c. 
 Isa. 16. 4. the oppressors are c. out ot the land 
 
 29. 20. scorner is c. and all that watch for iniquity 
 64. 7. thou hast c. us, because of our iniquities 
 Jer. 5. 3. hast c. them, but they refused correcticn 
 6. 29. the lead is c. 1| 12. 4. the beasts are c. 
 
 20. 18. that my days should be r. with shame 
 .36. 23. till alfthe roll was c. in the fire on hearth 
 
 44.18. we have, been c. by sword and famine 
 Jam. 2.22. those 1 swaddled hath mine enemy c. 
 
 3.22. it is of the T oni's mercies we are not c. 
 p.zek. 19.12. her rods broken, fire c. them, 22. .31. 
 24. 11. on the coals, that the scum of it may be c. 
 4.3. 8. wherefore 1 have c. them in mine anger 
 Mat. .3. 6. therefore the sons of .lacob are not c. 
 Gal. 5. 15. take heed ye be not c. one ot another 
 
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 Shan be CONST.'MED. 
 
 Knm. 14. .35. in this wilderness s/uill they be c. 
 
 17. 13. shall die, shall we be c. with dying' 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 25. ye shall he c. both ye and your kin 
 I.sa. 1. 28. they that forsake the Lord shall bee. 
 
 66.17. eating swine's flesh, shall bee. together: they 
 that eat swine's flesh shall be c. 
 Jer. 14. 15. by famine shall those prophets be c. 
 
 16. 4. they shall be c. by the sword, 44. 12, 27. 
 Ezek. 5. 12. with famine shall they he c. in tne midst 
 
 I. 3.14. it shall shall bee. in the midst thereof 
 
 34. 29. they shall be no more c. with hunger 
 
 47. 12. leaf not fade, nor hall the fruit thereof he c. 
 Dan. 11. 16. land which by his hand shall be c. 
 
 CD.N SUMF'.D, wit.i till, OT until. 
 
 Deut. 2. 15. to destroy, until they were c. Josh. 5. 6. 
 28.21. pestilence cleave to thee, wnri/he haver, thee 
 Josh. 10.20. an end of slaying them till they were c. 
 
 1 -S'e/w. 15.18. and fight a-jainst them until they be c. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 38. 1 have pursued my enemies, and 1 
 turned not again until 1 ha<l c. them, Hsal. 18. .37. 
 Kings 22. 11. shalt push the Syrians until thou 
 
 have c. them, 2 Kings 1.3. 17. 19. 2 Chr. 18. 10. 
 Ezra 9. 14. be angry with us till thou hadst c. us 
 Jer. 9. 16. and 1 will send a sword after them till 
 1 have c. them, 24. 10.1 27 . 8. 1 49. 3?. 
 CONSUMETH, TNG. 
 
 Deut. 4.24. the Lord thy G. is a c. fire, Ileb. 12.29. 
 9. 3. the Lxird goeth over before thee as a c. fire 
 Job 13. 28. he c. as a garment that is moth eaten 
 22. 20. but the remnant of them the fire c. 
 
 31. 12. for it is a fire that c. to destruction 
 Isa. 5.24. as fire the stubble, and as the flame c. chaff 
 CONSUMMATION. 
 
 Dan. 9. 27. shall make it desolate, even until the c. 
 CONSUMPLION. 
 
 Lev. 26. 16. T will appoint over you tenor, c. 
 Deut. 28. 22. the I-ord shall smite thee with a c. 
 Judg. 20. + 40. the whole c. of the city ascended up 
 Jsa. 10. 22. the c. decreed shall overflow with right. 
 23. for the I.ord God of hosts shall make a c. 
 
 28. 22. for I have heard from the L. G. of hosts a c. 
 CONTAIN. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 27. behold the heaven and heaven of 
 heavens cannot c. thee, 2 Chron. 2. 6. 1 6. 18. 
 Ezek. 45. 11. bath may c. tenth part of an homer 
 John 21.25. the world could not c. the books written 
 1 Cor. 7. 9. but i: they cannot c. let them marry 
 CON I AIN ED, FM'II, ING. 
 
 Ezek. 23. .32. drink of thy sister’s cup, it c. much 
 .Tohn 2. 6. six water-pots c. 2 or .3 firkins a piece 
 Horn. 2. 14. do by nature the things c. in the law 
 Eph. 2.15. having abolished the law c. in ordinances 
 
 1 Pet. 2.6. wheref. it is c. in scriptin e, behold 1 lay 
 
 CONTEMN, ED, ETH. 
 
 Psal. 10. 13. wherefore do the wicked c. God ? 
 
 15. 4. in whose ej’es a vile person is c. but honours 
 107. 11. they c. the counsel of the most High 
 Cant.&.7. if give his substance for love, it would be c. 
 
 J. ta. 16.14. glory of Moab shall bee. with great mult. 
 Ezek. 21. 10, it r. the rod of my son, as every tree 
 
 13. and what if the sword e. even the rod i 
 CONTEMPT. 
 
 Gen. .38. +23. let her take it lest w’e become a c. 
 J-:.sth. 1. 18. thus shall there arise too much c. 
 
 Job 12. 21. he poureth c. on princes, Psal. 107. 40. 
 31. 3-1. or did the c. of families terrify me ? 
 
 Psal. 119. 22. remove from me reproach and c. 
 
 123. 3. for we are exceedingly filled withe. 
 
 4. our soul is filled with the c. of the proud 
 Prov. 18. 3. w'hen the wicked cometh, then cometh r. 
 Isa. 23. 9. to bring into c. all the hcnourable of earth 
 Dan. 12. 2. som.e' shall awake to everlasting c. 
 CONTEMPTIBLE. 
 
 Mai. 1.7- in that ye say, the table of the T.ord is c. 
 12. even his meat is c. || 2. 9. I also made you c. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 10. his presence is weak, his speech c. 
 
 CONTEMPTUOUSLY. 
 
 Psal. 31. 18. which speak c. against the nghtceus 
 CON'LEND 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To strive, .Ter. 18. 19. [2] To dispute. 
 Acts 11. 2. [.3] To debate, or plead, .lob 9. 3. 1 
 40. 2. [4] To fight, Deut. 2. 9. [5] 'To reprove 
 sharply, Neh. 1.3. 11. [6] 'To endeavour to con¬ 
 vince a person of, and reclaim him from his evil 
 way, Prov. 29. 9. [7] To punish, Ames 7- 4. 
 Earnestly to contenji for the faith, Jude 3. .'tre- 
 nuousiy to maintain and defend the apostolical 
 doctrine, by constancy in the faith, zeal for the 
 truth, holiness of life, mutual exhortation, prayer, 
 suffering for the gospel, &c. withstanding all such 
 heretics as would impugn and corrupt the doc¬ 
 trines revealed in the gospel. 
 
 Deut. 2. 9. neither c. with Aloabites in battle, 24. 
 Job 9. 3. if c.Jie. cannot answer him one ot a thousand 
 1.3. 8. w'ill ye accept his person, and c. tor God? 
 Prov. 28. 4. such as keep the la\y c. with them _ 
 E.ccl. 6.10. nor may he c. with him that is miglitier 
 Isa. 49. 25. I will c. with them that c. with thee 
 .50. 8. he isnearthatjustitieth, who will c. with me 
 5~. 16. T will note, forever, nor will I be wroth 
 Jer. 12. 5. then how can.st thou c. with horses . 
 
 18. 19. hearken to voice of them that c. with me 
 Amos 7- 4. behold the T.ord God called to c. by fire 
 Mic. 6.1. hear ye, arise, c. th.ou before the mount 
 Jude 3. should earnestly c. for faith deliv. to saints 
 CON 1 F.NDED. 
 
 Xeh. 13. 11. then c. 1 with the rulers and said, 17- 
 25. T c. with them, and cursed them, and smote 
 Job .31. 1.3. if I despised my servants when they c. 
 Isa. 41.12. thou shalt not find them that c-.w)'*'. 
 
 Acts 11. 2. they of the circumcision c. with him 
 CON I'ENDESL. 
 
 Job 10. 2. shew' me wherefore thou c. with me 
 CONTENDETH. 
 
 Job 40. 2. shall he that c. with Almighty instruct 
 Prov. 29. 9. ii a wise man c. with a foolish man 
 CONTENDING. 
 
 J?/(/fi9.f. with devil, he disputed about body of Moses 
 CONTILNT. 
 
 Gen. 37. 27. let us sell him, and his brethren were c. 
 Exod. 2. 21. Moses was c. to dwell witli the man 
 
 I.£v. 10.20. wheji Moses heard that he was e. 
 
 Josh. 7.7. would to G. we had beenr. dwelt on other 
 Ji dg. 17 . 11. L.evite was c. to dwell with Micah 
 19. 6. be c. 1 pray thee, and tarry all night 
 
 2 kings 5. 2.3. Naaman said, be c. take two talents 
 6. .3. one said, be c. and go with thy ser\'ants 
 
 J b5.^. now therefore bee. look upon me 
 Prov. 6. .35. nor w ill he rcste. though tliou givest gifts 
 Marklb. 15.1’llate willing toe.i>ecplereleased Bar. 
 Luke 3.14. nor accuse falsely, be e. with your wages 
 Phil. 4. 11. l.have learned in every state to be e. 
 
 1 'Jim. 6. 8. having food and raiment, let us be e. 
 Heh. 13, 5. and bee. with such things as ye have 
 
 3 John 10. and not e. with prating against us 
 
 CON'l EN 1 ION. 
 
 Gen. 26. + 20. he called the name of the well e. 
 
 Psal. 95. + 8. hartlen not your heart, as in the c. 
 Prov. 13.10. only by pride cometh e. but wisdomwith 
 
 17. 14. leave off e. before it be meddled with 
 
 18. 6. a fool's lips enter into e. and his mouth calls 
 22.10. cast out the scerner, and e. shall go out 
 Jsa. 41. + 12. thou shalt not find the men of thy r, 
 Jer. 15.1'). woe is me, thou hast borne me amanof c 
 Jiab. 1. .3. and there are that raise ups rife and c. 
 Actstb. .39. thee, was so sl-.arp between them 
 
 I Alii. 1.16. the one preach t bristof c. notsincerely 
 1 'J'hess. 2.-2. to siicak tiie gospel of God w ith much c. 
 CGN 1 E.Nl IGNS. 
 
 Prov. 18.18. the lotca'iseth c. to cease, and parteth 
 
 19. and their c. are like the bars of a castle 
 
 19.13. c. of a wife are a continual dropping, 27-15. 
 
 21. + 9. than with a woman of c. in a wide house 
 
 23. 29. w ho bath woe ' who bath c. ? hath balibling ' 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 11. 1 hear ihattiiere are c. among you 
 'Tit. 3. 9. avoid c. and strivings a^xiut the law 
 CON I ENl LOLLS. 
 
 Prov. 21. 19. than with a c. and angry woman 
 26.2J. as wood to fire, so is a c. man to kindle strife 
 27.15. a continual dropping and a c. woman alike 
 Pom. 2. 8. but to them that are c. and do not obey 
 1 Cor. 31.16. but if any man seem to be c. no custom 
 CON LENT M1:N'T. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.6. but godline.ss with c. is great gain 
 
 CONTINUAL. 
 
 Exod. 29. 42. this shall be a c. burnt offering 
 Num. 4. 7. and thee, bread shall be thereon 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 4.1 build an house for the c. shew-bread 
 Prov. 15.15. that is of a merry heart hath a c. feast 
 Isa. 14. 6. he who smr.te the people with a r. stroke 
 Jer. 48.5. for in the going up c. weeping shall go up 
 
 .52. .34. there was a c. diet given him, 2 }<ings Q5. .3v*. 
 Ezek. 39. 14. shall sever out men of c. employment 
 Juke 18. 5. lest hv her c. coming she weary me 
 Rom. 9. 2. that I'have c. sorrow in my heart 
 Aee Buhnt-oi FEnixGS, 
 CONTINUAT.LY. 
 
 Gen. 6.5. every imagination of his heart was evil c. 
 Exod. 28. 30. upon his heart before the l.ord c. 
 
 29. 38. two lambs of th.e first year, day by d.ay c. 
 Lev. 24. 2. bring oil olive to cause lamps to burn r. 
 
 1 .yam. 18. 29. and Saul became David s enemy c. 
 
 2 Earn. 9. 7. thou shalt eat bread z* n;y table c. 
 
 2 Kings 25,29. Jehoiachin eat bread, c. Jer. 52. 33. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.11. seek the 1 ord, seek bis face c. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 15. was between Jerob. and Pehob.c. 
 .36. +15. sent to them, rising up c. and sending them 
 
 Job 1.5. sent and sanctified his sons, thus did .lob c. 
 Psal. 34.1. his praise shall be c. in my mouth. 71.6. 
 35.27. say c. the Ixird be magnified, 40.16. 70. 4. 
 
 38.17. ready to halt and my sorrow is c. before me 
 
 40.11. let thv loving-kindness and truth c. preserve 
 42. 3. while they c. say to me, where is thy God r 
 4-4.15. my contusion is c. before me, and shatne 
 .5(1. 8. thy burnt-otferings to have been c. before me 
 52. 1. O’mightv man, goodness of God endureth c, 
 71. 3. mv habitation, whereunto I may c. resort 
 
 6. 1 have been holden up, my praise shall be r. 
 14. T will hope c. and praise thee more and more 
 73 .23.1 am c. with thee, thon hast holden me 
 74. 23. the tumult of those that rise up increaseth c. 
 109.15. let them l>e before the T.ord c. to cut off 
 119.44. so shall I keep thy law c. for ever and ever 
 1C9. mv soul is c. in my hand, yet do I not forget 
 117. and 1 will have respect to thy ftalutesc. 
 
 110. 2. c. are thev gather-t! together for war 
 JAov. 6.14. he deviseth mischiefc. he soweth discord 
 21. bind them c. on thy heart, and tie them 
 J vt.21.8.1 stand c. upon the wate'-.-tower in day-time 
 49. 16. I have gi aven thee, walls are c. before me 
 
 51. 13. and hast feared c. every day, l>€causeot f. 
 
 52. 5. my name c. every day is blasphemed 
 
 58. 11. and the Lord shall guide thee c. and satisfy 
 
 69.11. therefore fpv gates shad be open c. 
 
 65. 3. a people that provoketh me to anger c. 
 
 Jer. 6. 7. before me c. is ariet and weunds 
 P.zek. 46. 14. a meat offering c. to the Lord 
 I)an. 6.16. thv Go<l whom thou servest c. 20. 
 
 Jlos. 4. 18. they have cominitted whoredom c. 
 
 12. 6. keep merev. and wait on thy Go<l c. 
 
 Chad. 16. so shall all the heathen (Irink c. 
 
 Kah. 3.19. for hath not thv wickedness passed c. ? 
 Jlab. 1.17. shall thev not spare c. to slay the nations? 
 Zech. 8. + 21. let us go c. and pray before fheM.ord 
 l.ule 24. 53. were r. in the temple, praising God 
 Acts 6. 4. we will give c.urselvesc. to prayer 
 10.7.asoldierofthemthatwaitedon orneliusc. 
 Rom. 13. 6. attending r. uixm th sverv' thing 
 Ileb. 7 . 3. like the Son of (iod. abideth a priest c, 
 10.1. with those sacrifii es offered year by year c. 
 
 13. 15. bv him let us offer the sacrifice of praise c. 
 
 CON i IN r.-\ NCE. 
 
 Pent. <78.59. even exeat plagues and of long c. 
 
 Ps. 1.39.16. my memhers hich in c. were fashion, 
 i.'ff. 6i. 5. in those is c. and w e shall be saved 
 Fzik. 39. + 14. they shall sever out men or c. 
 
 Dan. 1. + 10. faces worse liking than children of r. 
 Rom. 2.7. by patient r. in well doing seek tor glory 
 Ct)NllNT,'E. 
 
 Exod. 21. 21. if he c. a day or two, not be punished 
 Lev. 12. 4. c. in the hlooit of her purifying, 5. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 14. r. following the T.ord your God 
 13. 14. but now thy kingdom shall not c. 
 
CON 
 
 COP 
 
 COR 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 29. that it may c. for ever before thee 
 ] 2.4. the l.ordniayr. his word that he spake 
 
 J 06 J5.29. not be rich, nor shall his .substance c. 
 
 2. doth not mine eye c. in their provocation ’ 
 
 1 /, ... .ivm .AV.- V. I . Ill LiiCii [/I 
 
 Psal.?t(). 10. 0 c. thy loving-kindness unto them 
 49. 11. thought that their houses shall c. for ever 
 72. t 17. shall be as a son to c. his father’s name 
 102. 2d. the children of th^' servants shall c. 
 
 119. 91. they c. according to Ihina ordinances 
 Isa. 5. 11. that c. ti l nieht, till wine inflame them 
 65. t 22. and mine elect shall make them c. long 
 Jer. .12. 14. that the evidences may r. many days 
 Daii. 11. 8. c. mors years than the king of the north 
 Mat. 15. .12. because they c. with me three Oays 
 JoAnH. .11. ifye c. in my word, then are ye disciples 
 15. 9. so have I lovetl you, c. ye in my love 
 JItts 1.1. 43. persuaded to c. in the grace of tiod 
 14. 22. confirming and exhorting them to c. in faith 
 26. 22. having obtained helpof (lod, I c. untoday 
 Pom. 6.1. shall we c. in sin that crate may abound 
 
 11. 22. towards thee goodness, if tlicu c. ingoodne.5S 
 (ial. 2.5. that the truth of gospel micht c. with you 
 P/t>l. 1. 25. 1 know that I shall c. with you all 
 Col. 1. 21. ifye c. in the faith, and be not moved 
 4. 2. c. in prayer, and watch with thanksgiving 
 
 1 Tim.i. 15. if they c. in faith, charity, andholiness 
 4. 16. take heed to thy doctrine, c. in them 
 
 2 Tim. 3.14. c. in the things which thou hast learned 
 //c^.7.23. priests nor suffered to c. by reason of death 
 .13.1. let brotherly love c. entertain strangers 
 
 Jam. 4. 1.1. and c. there a year, and buy and sell 
 2 Pet. 3.4. since the fathers all things c. as they were 
 1 Jol,7i 2. 21. ye shall c. in the Son and l ather 
 Bev. 1.1. 5. power was given him to c. 42 months 
 
 17. 10. when he cometh, he must c. a short space 
 CONIINUED. 
 
 Gen. 40. 4. he served them, and c._a season in ward 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 12. as she c. praying before the Lord 
 
 2 Chr 71. 29. 28. c. till burnt offering was finisl|ed 
 Ne/i. 5. 16. yea, also I c. in the work of this wall 
 P.val. 72.17. his name shall be c. as long as theisun 
 Jer. .11. + .12. should 1 have c. an husband to them 
 Pan. 1. 21. Daniel c. to first year of king Cyrus 
 At at. 20. +12. these last have c. cne hour only 
 Luke 6. 12. he c. all night in prayer to God 
 
 22. 28. 3’e are they that c. with me in temptation 
 yk'ts 1. 14. these all c. with one accord in prayer 
 2. 42. they c. stedfastly in the apostles’ doctrine 
 
 8.13. .‘'imon himself c. witli Philip, and wondered 
 12.16. bid Peter c. knocking, when they had opened 
 20.7. Paul preached and c. ins speech till midnight 
 
 lIe/>. 8.9. because they c. not in my covenant 
 1 John 2. 19. they would no doubt have c. with us 
 CONTllNUEl'H, ILjO. 
 
 JohW. 2. he tieeth also as a shadow, and c. not 
 Jer. 30. 23. a c. whirlwind, it shall fall on wicked 
 Acts 2. 46. they c. daily with one accord in temple 
 Horn. 12. 12. rejoicingimhope, c. instant in prayer 
 Grt/. 3.10. cursed that c. not in all things, in the law 
 \ j/m. 5. 5. she that is a widow c. in supplications 
 Heh. 7. 24. but this man, because he c. ever, hath an 
 13. 14. for here we have no c. city, but we seek 
 Jam. 1.25. looketh into the perfect law, and c. in it 
 ^ CG^TRAD^CTING. 
 
 Acts 13. 45. filled withenw, c. and blaspheming 
 . t:ONTRADICTION. 
 
 ITeb.'t.'l. without c. the less is blessed of the better 
 
 12.3. consider him that endured such c. of sinners 
 
 CONtKAKV. 
 
 Lev. 26. 21. and if ye walk c. to me, 23, 27, 40 
 24. then will I also walk c. to you, 28, 41. 
 Jw/i.O.l.though it was turned to the c. .lews had rule 
 Lzek. 16. 34. the c. is in thee, tlierefore thou art c. 
 Aiat. 14. 24. the ship was tossed, for the wind was c. 
 Acts]~.t. these all doc. to the decrees of Cas.sar 
 
 18.13. persuaded men to worship Go<l c. to the law 
 
 23.3. coniniaiidestme to be smitten c. to the Iaw 
 20. 9. to do many things c. to the name of Jesus 
 L om.\ 1.24. graded c.to nature into a good olive-tree 
 
 16. 17. c. to the doctrine which ye have learned 
 Ga'.:). 17. and these are c. the one to the other 
 hand-wi iting wliich was c. to us 
 1 J/iess. 2. Ip. please not tiod. and are c. to all men 
 1 / im. 1.10. It any thing that is c. to sound doctrine 
 d it. 2.8. that he of the c. part mav be ashamed 
 CON lit Al.’l Wisp. 
 
 y./'V N® nugh' rather to forgive him 
 •1 D saw the gospel was committed 
 
 1 Cet.oiO. not renderingiailing, butc. blessino- 
 CON I It I HUTION. 
 
 dc- m. lo. 26. to make c. for the poor saints at Jerus. 
 
 ^ CO Mill IK. 
 
 dhey are cf a contrite spirit, whose hearts are 
 truly and deeply husn’Jr.d tender a sense of their 
 sin and guilt, and Cod's di-'pleasure following 
 vp m It; whose proud and self-willed hearts are 
 snhdned, and made obedient to God's will, and 
 .su/misme to his providence, being willing to ac- 
 ^Pt of reconciliation with Cod upon any terms, 
 Psal 31. 18. I 51. 17. Isa. 66. 2. This is op- 
 josed to the stony' Iieart, that is insensihle of the 
 I'Uiden oj sin, stuJihorn and rebellious against Cod 
 %”tvennent and incorrigible. ’ 
 
 r j saveth such as he of a c. spirit 
 
 r' r- God, thou wilt not despise 
 
 dsa. ij. with him also that is of a c. and humble 
 O .u . rovive tlie heart of the c. ones 
 
 00. -.that IS of a c. spirit and trembletli at my word 
 n 4 . CON rUOVEK.SV. 
 
 ■ 1 ‘ matters of e. within thv gates 
 
 JJ. It - nieii between whom the c. is shall stand 
 os every e. be tried 
 
 o'v ‘ between men, and they come 
 
 " VC.li ^ O'itl lia.i a r. came 
 
 ■'‘^•'oshaphat set tlie l.evites for c. 
 
 Ter OS V recpmpences for the c. of/ion 
 
 /’Wit ' M nations 
 
 IJos fif ■ V' shall stand in judgment 
 
 1" o^'f h« If inhabitants of land 
 
 "ifh his people 
 
 * s im. 6. 16. witiiout c. great is the mystery of godl. 
 
 CONVENIENT. 
 
 Prov. .30. 8. feed me with food c. for me 
 Jer. 40. 4. it seemeth good and c. for thee to go, 5. 
 iI/«rJ-6.2i.and whenac.day was come Herod made 
 Acts 24.25. when 1 have a c. season will cal 1 tor thee 
 Rom. 1. 28. to do those things which are not c. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 12. will come when he shall have c. time 
 Eph. 5. 4. talking, nor jestim, which are not c. 
 Philem. 8. might he bold to enjoin that which is c. 
 CONVENIENTLY. 
 
 Mark 14. 11. Judas sought how he might c. betray 
 CON VlvUSAN'l'. 
 
 Josh. 8. .35. and strangers were c. among them 
 1 Sam. 25. 15. as long as we were c. with them 
 CON VERSA'] ION. 
 
 Psal. .37.14. to slay such as be of upright c. 
 
 50. 23. to himthatorderetli his c. aright sliew salv. 
 1 Cor. 1.12. in godly sincerity sve have had our c. 
 Cal. 1. 13. ye have heard of my c. in time past 
 Eph. 2. 3. among whom we had our c. in times past 
 4. 22. that ye put off concerning the former c. 
 
 Phil. 1. 27. only let3'our c. be as becometh gospel 
 3. 20. for our c. is in heaven, whence sve look 
 1 Tim. 4.12.be an example ot believers in r.in purity 
 Ileb. 13. 5. let your c.be witiiout covetousness 
 7. whose faith follow, considering end ofvheir c. 
 .Tam. 3. 13. let him shew out of a good c. his works 
 
 1 Get. 1. 15. so be ye holy in all manner of c. 
 
 18. not redeemed with corrup. tilings from vain c. 
 
 2. 12. having your c. honest among the Gentiles 
 3.1. they also may he won by the c. of the wives 
 
 2. while they behold j our cliaste c. with fear 
 10. be ashamed fliat falsely accuse your good c. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.7. Lot vexed with theliltliv <■. of wicked 
 3.11. ought ye to be, in all holy c. and godliness 
 
 CONVERSION 
 Is the turning, or total change of a sinner from his 
 sins to Cod, Psal. 51. 13. And sinners shall be 
 converted unto thee. Giod is the author cf this 
 change, ivho by his Spirit puts repentance, faith, 
 love, and every grace, into the .foul, .ler. 31. 18. 
 'turn thou me. John 6. 44. No man can come 
 unto me except the Lather draw him. The word 
 of Cod IS a means or instrument of conversion, 
 Psal. 19. 7. The law of the Lord is p rfect, con¬ 
 verting the soul. Alinisters, hy the preaching of 
 the gospel, are also instrumental in this change. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 15. In Christ Jesus 1 have begotten you 
 through the gospel. And particular Christians, 
 by private admonitions and exhortations, are some¬ 
 times a means of this change. Jam. 5. 19, 20. 
 Regeneration is the infusion of grace into the 
 soul; conversion is the exercise cf grace. Draw 
 me, I will run. Cant. 1. 4. Converts are new 
 creatures, 2 Cor. 5.17. ; being formed in the image 
 of Christ, Rom. 8. 29. and made holy in part 
 here, and shall have a perfection of it after death, 
 
 lJohn3. 2. Rev. 21. 27. 
 
 Acts 15.3. declaring the c.of the Gentiles caused iov 
 CONVERT, ED. 
 
 Psal. 51. 13. and sinners shall be c. unto thee 
 Isa. 6.10. lest they understand, and c. and be healed 
 60. 5. the abundance of the sea shall be c. to tliee 
 Alat. 13.15. be c. and 1 should heal them,M«r(l4.12. 
 18. 3. except ye be c. and become as children 
 Luke 22. .32. when c. slrengthen thy brethren 
 JohnVi. 40. be c. and I heal them. Acts 28. 27. 
 
 Acts 3. 19. repent ve therefore, and be c. that sins 
 Jam. 5.19. do err from the truth, and one c. him 
 CONVERTKIH, ING. 
 
 Psal. 19.7. the law of the Lord is perfect, c. the soul 
 .Tam 5. 20. that he who c. a sinner from the error 
 CONVRRT.S. 
 
 Isa. 1. 27. her c. shall be redeemed with righteous 
 CONVEY, LD. 
 
 1 R mgs 5. 9. and I will c. them by sea in floats 
 Nell. 2. 7. that they may c. me over till I come 
 John 5. 13. for Jesus had c. himself away 
 CONVICTED. 
 
 John 8. 9. being c. bj' their own conscience went out 
 CONVINCE, El), I/i’ll. 
 
 Joh 32.12. there is none of you that c. Job 
 John 8. 46. which of you c. me of sin t 
 16. + 8. when he is come he will c. tlie world of sin 
 Acts 18.28. for he inightily c. the Jews, shewing 
 1 Cor. 14. 24. he is c. of all, he is judged of all 
 Tit. 1. 9. that he maj'be able tor. gainsayers 
 .Tam. 2. 9. and are r.'of the law as transgressors 
 Jude 15. to c. all lliat are ungodly among them 
 CON VOCA I ION, .S. 
 
 Exod. 12. 16. in tlie first day there shall be an holy 
 r. Lev. 23. 7, 24, .35. JS'iim. 28. 18.1 29.1. 
 Lev. 23. 2. ye shall proclaim to be holy r. 4. 21, .37. 
 
 3. the seventh day as an holy r. 8. bfim. 28. 25. 
 
 27. tenth day 7th month an hoij' c. A'um. 29. 7. 
 
 36. on the eighth day shall be an holy r. to you 
 
 Num. 28.26. the ilaj' of first-fruits shall have holy c. 
 29.12. on fifteenth day of seventh month an holy c. 
 CONEY, IK.S. 
 
 Lev. 11. .5. aiivl tl',e c. Iiecause he cheweth cud, but 
 (iividetb not hoof, is unclean to you, I)eut.ll.7. 
 Psal. 104. 18. tlie rocks are a refuge for tlie r. 
 
 Prov. 30. 20. c. arc but a feeble folk, make bouses 
 COOK, .S. 
 
 Gen. 10. t 17. iu uppermost basket was work of a c. 
 
 1 Sum. 8.13. he will take your daughters to be r. 
 
 9. 23. Samuel said to c. bring portion 1 gave thee 
 24. c. took up the shoulder and Set it before .Saul 
 ( 00 L, ■''ulntuntive. 
 
 Gen. 3. 8. walking in the garden in the c. of the day 
 I OOL, Adjective. 
 
 Prov. 17 .] 27.amanot understanding is of a c. spirit 
 C’OOI,, Verb. 
 
 Luke 16. 24. dip tip of his finger and c. my tongue 
 COPIED. 
 
 Prov. 25. 1. men of Hezekiali king of Judah r. out 
 COPING. 
 
 1 Kings7. 9. costly stones from the foundation to c. 
 
 COPPLU. 
 
 Ezra 8. 27- two ve.ssels of fine c. precious as gold 
 GOPPEILSMITIL 
 
 2 Jim. 4. 14. Alexander the c.-s. did me much evil 
 
 COPULATION, 
 
 Lev. 15. 16. if any man’s seed of c. go out 
 17- skin whereon is seed ofc. shaU'be Avashed 
 
 18. with whom man shall lie with seed of c. 
 
 . COPY. 
 
 t)eut. 17.18. write him a c. of this law in a book 
 Jo.\h. 8. .32. he wrote on stones a c. of law of Mo.ses 
 Ezra!. 11. this is c. of a letter sent to him, 5. 6. 
 
 23. c.ol Artaxerxes' letter was read before Rehum 
 
 7 . n._ this is c. ot the letter Artaxerxes gave Ezra 
 Esth. 3. 14 c.of awritiiigtoracoiiimandihent,8.13. 
 4. 8. ivlordecai gave llatach ac. of the writing 
 
 ^ , COIL 
 
 Ezek. 45.14. ofieratenth part of a bath out of the c. 
 .CORAL. 
 
 po mention shall be made of c. or pearls 
 Ezek. 27 . 16. .Syria was thy merchant in c. and agate 
 , CO KHAN. 
 
 Mark 7 . 11. it is c. that is to say, a gift, shall be free 
 CORD. 
 
 1 he cords of the wicked are the snares icith which 
 they catch weak and unwary people. Psal. 129 4 
 I he cords of sin, Prov. 5. 22. are the cimse- 
 guences oj crimes and had habits. Sin never goes 
 unpunished j and the bad habits which are con¬ 
 tracted, are, as it were, indissoluble bands, from 
 which It is almost impossible to get free. Let us 
 cast away their cords from us, Psal. 2. 3. Let 
 us cast ojf their goveniment, and free ourselves 
 from subjection to their laws, which like fetters 
 restrain us from onr purposes. 'J o draw iniquity 
 with cords ot vanity, l.sa. 5. 18. that is, to .'•pare 
 no cost 7 wr pains in the pursuit of .sin. These 
 cords ot vanity may signify worlaly vanities and 
 pleasures, projit or prejerment, hy which, as by 
 cords , the devil withdraws, persons from God and 
 his laws, and the way lo heaven, and leads them 
 down to the bottomless pit: Or, those vain and de¬ 
 ceitful arguments and pretences, whereby sinners 
 generally draw themselves to sin, as hope of im¬ 
 punity and the like. ] drew them with the cords 
 ol a man, llos. 11. 4. I used all fair and gentle 
 means, such as are fitted to man's temper, as he 
 IS a reasouahle creature, to allure them to obe¬ 
 dience : 1 found them hack-ward and unapt to lead, 
 I therefore in my pity laid my hand on them, 
 and as a father or friend drew them gently to me. 
 lo stretch a line or cord about a city, Lam. 2. 
 
 8. signifies lo ruin, to destrey it utterly, to level 
 
 It With the ground. The cords extended in setting 
 up tents, do likewise furnish several metaphors, 
 denoting either the stability or ruin cf a place or 
 people, according as they are said to be extended 
 or loose, Isa. 33. 20. .ler. 10. 20. [dow 
 
 Josh. 2.15. Hahal) let spies down by a c. thro’ Aviii- 
 Job 30. 11. he hath loosed my c. and afflicted me 
 41. 1. canst draw out leviathan's tongue with a c. ? 
 Eccl. 4. 12. a tlmeefold c. is not quickly broken 
 
 12. 6. or ever the silver c. be loosed, or golden bowl 
 Isa. 54. 2. spare not, lengthen c. .strengthen stakes 
 Alic. 2. 5. a c. by lot in congregation of the Lord 
 
 . CORDS. 
 
 Exod. ,35. 18. the pins of the court and their c. 
 
 Judg. 15. 13. they bound Sam.son with new c. 
 
 Job ,36. 8. it they be holden in c. of attiiction 
 Psal. 2. 3. let us cast away their c. from us 
 118. 27. bind the sacr. witli c. to horns of altai' 
 
 129. 4. he hath cut asunder the c. of the Avicked 
 140. 5. the proud have liid a snare ami c. for me 
 Prov. 5. 22. he shall be liolden Avith the c. of hissins 
 Isa. 5.18. Avoe to them that draAv iniquity Avithc. 
 
 33. 20. nor shall aiiy of the c. thereof be broken 
 Jer. 10. 20. tabernacle is spoiled, all my c. broken 
 
 38. 0. and they let doAvn .leremiali Avith c. 
 
 13. so they dreAV up Jeremiah Avilh c. took him 
 Ezek. 27 . 24. in chests ®f rich apparel bound Avith c 
 lios. 11. 4. 1 drew them Avith the c. of a man 
 John2. 15. Avhen he bad made a scourge of small c. 
 CORIANDER. 
 
 Exod. 16. 31. manna Avas like c. seed, Num. 11.7. 
 
 ^ COiiMORANT. 
 
 Lev. 11. 17. ye shall have in abomination the little 
 OAvl, and tlie c. and the great oavI, JJeut. 14. I7. 
 Isa. 34. 11. but the c. shall possess it, Zep/i. 2.14. 
 CORN. 
 
 Gen. 41. 57. all countries came to Joseph to buy c. 
 42.2. Jacob heard there was c. in J’.gA pt, Arts 7.12. 
 
 19. go ye, carry c. for the famine ot your houses 
 Exod. 22. C. so that tlie stacks of c. be consumed 
 Lev. 2.16. priest shall burn part of beaten c. thereof 
 
 23. 14. ye shall eat neither bread nor parched c. 
 Num. 18. 27- as tho’ it Avere thee, of threshing floor 
 J)eut. 16. 9. as thou beginnest to [)ut the sickle toe. 
 
 25. 4. thou shalt not muzzle the ox Avhen he tread- 
 eth oht the c. 1 Cor. 9. 9. 1 Tim. 5. 18. 
 .T'.f/i. 5.11. they did eat of tlie old c. of tlie land, 12. 
 Rnth2. 14. he reached her parched c. and she (lid eat 
 3. 7 . Poaz Avent to lie doAvn at end of the heap off. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 17. take for l.retli. an epliah of parched c. 
 25. 18. Abigail took live measures of parched r. 
 
 2 Aam. 17. 28. they brought parclied c. ami beans 
 2 Kings 20. they Avere as blasted c. Isa. .37 . 27. 
 Seh. 5.2. Avetake up c. fortliem, that Ave may eat 
 Joh .5. 26. as a shock of r. cometh in in his season 
 
 24. 6. Ih('y reai> everj' one his c. in tlie field 
 
 39. 4. their joiing ones they gnnv un A\ithf. 
 
 Psal. 65. 9. preparcst them c. Avhen thou (irovidest 
 
 13. tlie vallej s also are covered over Avith c. 
 
 72.16. there shall be a liamlfiil off. in the earth 
 78. 24. and had giA'eii them of the c. of heaven 
 Prov. 11.20. that Avithlioldeth c. people sliall curse 
 Isa. 17. 5. A\ lieu the harvest-uian gathereth the c. 
 
 62 . 8. I Avill no more give thv c. to thine enemies 
 E.ze.k. .36.29. j 'rill call for the c. and Avill iiicrea.se 
 llos. 2. 9 . i Avill take away my c. in the time thereof 
 10. 11. Lphraim loveth to tread out the c. 
 
 14. 7. they shall revive as ther. and groAvasthe vine 
 Joel 1. 10. for the c. is Avasted, iieAv Aviiie is dried up 
 1. 17. Iiarns are broken (Ioav 11, for f. isAvithered 
 Amos8. 5. tlie new moon begone that Ave mav sell c 
 
 9. 9. I Avill sirf Israel like as r. is sifted iniisieve 
 AJark 4. 28. alter that the full c. m the ear 
 
 79 
 
COR 
 
 CO V 
 
 COR 
 
 John 1C. C4. except a c. of wheat fall into ground 
 y.’arf c/CO K N. 
 
 Gen. 41. 5. seven ears of c. came up upon one stalk 
 />cr.C. 14. shaltoifer green earscfc. dried by the fire 
 livth C. C. let me go and glean ears of c. after him 
 G Ktn^s4.A‘l. brouglit full cars of c. in luisk thereof 
 JohU. C4. they are cut off as the fops of the ears <f c. 
 Mat IC. 1. to i)liick earsof'c. Marl ‘2. 23. LukeG. 1. 
 (;OI{^-l■'lI^LD.S. 
 
 J\Iark 2. 23. came to pass, that he went through 
 c.-/ie/</jcn the sabbath-da^’, .Mat. 12.1. LukeG. 1. 
 CORN-FLOOR. 
 
 Isa. 21. 10. O my threshing, and the r. oi my floor 
 JIos. 9. 1. thou hast loved a reward on every c.-floor 
 ■'standing CORN. 
 
 Exod. 22. 6. so that tlie standing c. be consumed 
 J)eut. 23. 2.0. come into standing r. of thy neighbour 
 Jndg. 15.5. let foxes go m\o .standing c. burn up jt. c. 
 CORN atid nine. 
 
 Gen. 27. 2B. God give thee plenty of r. and nine 
 .37. with c. and n ine I sustained him 
 Deut. 7 . 13. he will also bless thy c. and nine 
 11.14. that mayest gatlier in tliy c. and n ine and oil 
 
 12. 17- mayest not eat tithe of thy c. and n>. 14. 23. 
 16. 13. after thou hast gathei’ed in tliy c. and wine 
 18. 4. give him tirst-fruit of thy c. and w. aiul oil 
 28. Sl.'which shall not leave thee c. and tv. or oil 
 33. 28. .lacob shall be upon a land pf c. and wine 
 2 Kings 18. .32. to a land of c. and n-ine, ha. .36. 17- 
 2 C/iron. 31. 5. Isr. brought first fruits of c. and w. 
 .32. 28. store-houses for increase of c. u'ine, and oil 
 h eh.5. 11. restore the lfK)th part of c. 7;7'h«, andoil 
 10. .39. bring ottering of c. of new wine, 1.3. 5, 12. 
 Psal. 4. 7. than in time their e. and n ine increased 
 Earn. 2.12. say to their mothers, where isc. and wine? 
 llos. 2. 8. she knew not that 1 gave her c. re. and oil 
 22. the earth shall hear the r. and wine and the oil 
 7. 14. they assemble themselves for c. and wine 
 Joel 2.19. behold, 1 will send you c. arid w. and oil 
 JIag. 1. 11. 1 called for drought on c. «?.rfnew wine 
 Zech. 9.17. c. make men cheerful, and w. the maids 
 CORN Fit. 
 
 I, ev. 21. 5. shall they shave off the c. of their beard 
 2 Chron. 28. 24. he ir.ade altars in every c. of .lerus. 
 Prov. 7. 8. passing through the street near her c. 
 
 12. she is vs ithout, and lieth in wait at every c. 
 
 21. 9. better to dwell in r. of the house top, 25. 24. 
 Isa. .30. 20. yet thy teachers not be removed into a c. 
 Jer. 48. 45. a flame shall devour the c. of IVlcab 
 51. 26. they shall not take of thee a stone for a c. 
 Peek. 46. 21. in every c. of court there was a court 
 Amo.s .3.12. that dwell in Samaria in the c. of a bed 
 Zech. 10. 4. out of him came forth the c. and nail 
 jli«r. 21. 42. the stone the builders rejected, the same 
 is become the head of the c. Psal. 118. 22. 
 Maik 12.10. LnkelG. 17. Acts A. 11.1 Pet. 2. 7- 
 ActsQG. 26. for this thing was not done in a c, 
 CORNER GATE. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 13. from gate of Ephraim to the c. gate 
 2 C'hnm. 26. 9. built towers at .lerusalem at c. gate 
 Jer. .31. .38. city shall be built from towertofzarcofc. 
 Z.ech. 14.10. land shall be inhabited to the c. gate 
 COH N F.R .'si ON I'. 
 
 Job .38. 6. or who laid the c.-.ftowe thereof ? 
 
 J'.sa/. 118. 22. is become the head .'tone oi Xh^ c. 
 
 144. 12. that our daughters may be as c. stones 
 Jsa. 28. 16. in /ion a precious c. stone, 1 Pet. 2. 6. 
 Eph. 2. 20. Christ himself being the chief c. stone 
 COKNER.s; 
 
 Exed. 25. 12. put rings in four c. of ark, two on cne 
 side, ami two on the other, 26. 1 27. 4. | 37. 13. 
 27- 2. make the horns upon the fourc. 38. 2. 
 
 J. ev. 19. 9. shalt not reai) the c. of j’our fielil, 2.3. 22. 
 27- ye shall not round c. of your heads nor beard 
 
 Knm. 24. 17. a sceptre shall smite the c. of iMoab 
 JJent. .32. 26. 1 said, I will scatter them into c. 
 
 1 •Sam. 14. t3B. draw near, ye c. of the people 
 Neh. 9. 22. moreover thou didst divide them intoc. 
 Job 1.19. a great wind smote the four c. of the house 
 Isa. 11. 12. gatlier dispersed of .ludali from four c. 
 Jer. 9 25, 26. I will punish circumcised with uncir¬ 
 cumcised, all that are in utterm. c. 25. 2.3. | 49. 32. 
 Ezek. 7 . 2. the end is come upon four c. of the land 
 45, 19. put blood upon the four c. of settle of altar 
 Z.eph. .3. t6. their f. are desolate, their streets waste 
 Z.ech. 9.115. shall be tilled as the c. of the altars 
 Mat. 6. 5. they love to pray in the c. of the streets 
 Acts 10. 11. a great sheet knit at four c. 11. 5. 
 Jlev. 7 . 1. four angels stamling on fourc. of the earth 
 thiRN EL. 
 
 Exod. 19. + 13. when the c. soundeth long, come up 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 28. bi ought up the ark with sound of c. 
 J^sal. 98. 6. with sound of the c. make a joyful noise 
 
 150.13. praise him with the sound of the c. 
 
 Van. 3. 5. at what time ye hear the sound of c. 15. 
 
 10. macie decree, even man shall hear sound of c. 
 JIos. 5. 8. blow ye the c. in (iibeah, and the trumpet 
 Joel 2. H. blow’ye the c. in Zion, and sound alarm 
 CORNEL.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 5. David played before the Lord on c. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 14. sware to the J.ord shouting with c. 
 CORPSF, .S. 
 
 2 Kings 19.35. behold they were all dead c.Isa.M .^G. 
 Nab. .3. .3. there is no end of c. they stumble on c. 
 AlarkG. 29. disciples took .lohn'se. and laid in tomb 
 CORPULENT. 
 
 Jer. 50. + 11. because ye are grown c. as a heifer 
 CURR LCl . 
 
 Psal. 39- 11. when thou dost c. man for iniquity 
 94. U'. he tliat chastiseth heathen, shall not he c.? 
 l^rov. 29. 17. c. thy son, and he sliall give thee rest 
 Jer. 2. 19. thine own wickedness shall c. thee 
 10. 24. O 1,. c. me, but with judgment, not in anger 
 .31). 11. but I will c. thee in measure, 46. 28. 
 CoHRECLKn, Fill. 
 
 Job 5. 17. behold, happy is the man whom God c 
 J'rov. .3. 12. for whom the Lord loveth, he c. 
 
 29. 19. a servant will not be c. by words 
 Ileb. 12. 9. we have had fathers of our flesh which c. 
 C()!< RFC I ION. 
 
 Job .37. 13. rain to come, whether for r. or mercy 
 Proi . .3.11. my son, despise notner be weary ofhisc. 
 80 
 
 Prov. 7. 22. he goeth as a fool to the c. of the stocks 
 15.10. c. IS grievous to him that forsaketh the way 
 + .32. he that refuseth c. desniseth his own soul 
 22.1.5. but the rod of c. shall drive it from him 
 2.3.1.3. withhold note, from the child 
 Jer. 2. .30. your children they receiveil no c. 
 
 5. 3. but they have refused to receive c. 
 
 7. 28. this is a nation that rcceiveth note. 
 
 JIos. 5. +2. though I have been a e. of them all 
 
 1 lab. 1.12. O Go<l, thou hast established them fore. 
 Zenh. 3. 2. she obeyed not, she receiver! not c. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. the scripture is profitable for c. 
 
 CORRUP1 
 
 Signifies, [Ij To con.'ume, .Mat. 6. 19. [2] To de¬ 
 file, or pollute, Exod. .32. 7. [31 'J'o mar, spoil, 
 or inject, 1 Cor. 15. 3.3. [4] To entice, or al¬ 
 lure, 2 Cor. 11. .3. [5] To break, or make void, 
 
 ]\iaL 2. 8. [6] To cause to dissemble, Dan. 
 
 lLt32. [7] Vicious and unsound, wholly biassed 
 by carnal interest and corrupt affections, 1 fim. 
 6. 5. 2 1 im. .3. 8. [8] filthy and unsavoury, 
 
 corrupt communication, I.ph. 4. 29. ; that is, 
 such communication as proceeds from corruption 
 in the .speaker, and tends to inject and corrupt the 
 minds or manners of the hearers. [9] JJeceitful, 
 Dan. 2. 9. 
 
 Corruption .sometimes signifies rottenne.ss or putre¬ 
 faction, such as our bodies are .subject to in the 
 grave, Psal. 16. 10. I hou wilt not suffer thine 
 holy One to see corruption ; 1 Cor. 15. 42. It i.s 
 sown in corrujiticn : Like seed it is laid in the 
 earth, .subject to rottenness. It likewise signifies 
 the infectious and poistmoius nature of sin, which 
 spiritually wastes the soul, being contrary to that 
 integrity and soundness in ivhich we were created. 
 Eph. 4. 22. Put off' the old man which is corrupt; 
 that is, labour to mortify and subdue that cor¬ 
 ruption of nature which has infected the wlo'.le 
 man, both soul and body, and which daily grows 
 worse and more corrupt by the fulfilling of its 
 lusts. The apostle Peter, .'peaking of seducers, 
 says, that they are the servants of corruption, 
 2 Pet. 2. 19. They are slaves to their hots, and 
 under the power and dominion of sin. The mount 
 of Olives is called the mount of corruption, 2 
 Kings 2.3. 13. because Solomon built thereon tem¬ 
 ples to the gods of the Ammonites, and of the 
 IMoabites, to gratify his wives, who were natives cf 
 the.'e nations. 
 
 Gen. 6.11. the earth also was c. before God, 12. 
 Jndg. 2.119. when the judge was dead they were c. 
 Job 17.1. m'3’ breath is c. my days are extinct 
 Ps. 14.1. they are c. none doth good, 5.3. 1.1 73.,8. 
 .38. 5. my wounds stink, and are c. because of folly 
 Prov. 25. 26. as a troubled fountain and c. spring 
 P2eL.20.44. not accerding to your c. doings, O 1 srael 
 2.3.11. she was more c. in her inordinate love than 
 J)an. 2. 9. ye have imepared lying and c. words 
 Ahtl. 1.14. cursed that sacrificeth to 1 ord a c. thinf 
 Mat. 7 . 17. a c. tree bringeth forth evil fruit 
 18. nor can a c. tree bring good fruit, l.uke 6. 43. 
 12. .3.3. or else make the tree c. and his fruit c. 
 Eph. 4. 22. put off' the old man which is c. 
 
 29. let no c. communication proceed out ofmouth 
 1 Tim. 6.5. i)erverse disputings of men of c. rninds 
 
 n 'I'l- o €t • 1. A 4 vii tK TTttjn /N/» rr'4ii'4r^c 
 
 Tim. .3. 8. tliese resist the truth, men of c. minds 
 CORHUPl. 
 
 Veut. 4.16. take heed lest j e c. j’ourselves, 25. 
 
 .31. 29. after my death ye will c. yourselves 
 Van. 11. + 17. give him the daughter of women to c. 
 
 .32. such as do wickedly shall he c. by flatteries 
 Mai. 2. .3. behold 1 will c. your seed, spread dung 
 Mat. 6.19. on earth, where moth and rust doth c. 
 
 20. treasures, w’here neither moth nor rust doth c. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 33. evil communications c. good manners 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 17. we a^e not as many that c. the word 
 Jude in. in those things they c. themselves 
 Lev. 11. +18. sho\ildest destroy them that c. earth 
 
 19 2. great whore did c. earth with her fornications 
 CORRUPTED, ETIL 
 
 Gen. 6.12. for all flesh had c. his way upon the earth 
 Eiod. 8. 24. the land w as c. by reason of the flies 
 .32.7. Lord said to Moses, get thee down, for thy 
 people have c. themselves, Veut. 9.12. | .32. 5 
 Judg. 2. 19. c. themselves more than their fathers 
 Ezek. 16. 47. thou w ast c. more than they in ways 
 2!!. 17. thou hast c. thy wisdom by thy brightness 
 IJos. 9. 9. have deeply c. thems. as in days of Gibeal 
 Amos 1. +11. pursued broth, and c. his compassions 
 Zeph. .3.7- they rose early and c. all their doings 
 7lirt/.2.8. ye have c. the covenant of Levi, saith ] ,ord 
 LukeX‘1. .33. where no thief approacheth, nor moth r. 
 2 ( 'or. 7 . 2. w e have wronged no man, have c. no man 
 11.3. lest vourminds bee. from simplicity in Christ 
 Jam. 5.1, 2. go to ye rich men, your riches are c. 
 CORRUPLER.S. 
 
 J.'a. 1.4. ah sinful nation, children that are c. 
 
 .Jer. 6. 28. thev are brass and iron, they are all c 
 ■ CORRUPTIBLE. 
 
 Rom. 1.2,3. changed to an image made like to c. man 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. now they do it to obtain a c. crown 
 15. 5.3. for this r. must put on incorrupticn 
 
 1 I’et. 1.18. ye were not redeemed with c. things 
 
 2.3. being born again, not of c. seed but incorrupt, 
 3. 4. but let it be in that which is note, meek spirit 
 
 CORRUPTING. 
 
 Van. 11.17. give him the daughter of women c. her 
 
 CORRUP i.roN. 
 
 T.ev, -C. C/). because their r, is in them, and blemishes 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 1.3. on the right hand ot the mount ot c. 
 Job 17.14. I have said to c. thou art my father 
 I'sal. 16.10. not leave, my soul, nor wilt thou suffer 
 
 thine holy One to see c. -'Icri 2.27 | 13.35. 
 49. 9. that he slioiild live for ever, and not see c 
 l a. .38.17. thou hast delivered it from tlie pit ot r. 
 Pan. 10.8. for my comeliness was turned in me to c. 
 Jonah 2.6. yet liasf thou brought up my life from c. 
 ylf/' 2..3Lsoul not left in hell, nor histtesh did see c. 
 
 1.3. 34. he raised him up, no more to return to c. 
 
 .36. David was laid to his fathers and saw c. 
 
 .37. but he whom God raised again saw no c. 
 
 Rom. 8.21. shall be delivered from the bondage of c 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 42. it is sown in c. raised in incenuption 
 50. neither doth c. inherit incoirupt'on 
 
 Gal, 6.8. that soweth to the flesh, shall of flesh reap r. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 4. escaped the c. that is in world thro'lust 
 2.12. and shall utterly perish in their own c. 
 
 19. they themselves are the servants of c. 
 CORRUPI LV. 
 
 2 Chron. 27- 2. and the iieople did yet c. 
 
 Neh. 1. 7. we have dealt very c. against thee 
 
 co.si. 
 
 2 .Sam. 19.4#/ have we eaten at all of the king’s c ? 
 
 24. 24. nor offer to G.of that which c. me nothing 
 1 Chr. 21. 24. nor offer burnt offerings w ithout c. 
 Luke 14. 28. sitteth not down first, and counteth c. 
 
 COS'l LI N 1'..SS. 
 
 Rev. 10.19. all that had ships made rich by her c. 
 CG.S I LV. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 17. they brought c. stones, hewed stones 
 7. 9. all these were of c. stones hy the measures 
 
 10. foundation was of r. stones, even great stones 
 
 11. and above were c. stones and cci'ars 
 
 John 12. 3. Mary took a jiound of spikenard, very c. 
 
 1 Tim. 2.9.that women adorn thems. not with c. array 
 CD I E.S. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 28. ITezekiah made c. for flocks 
 CO I i AGE, .S. 
 
 Isa. 1. 8. daugh. of Zion is left as a c. in a vineyard 
 24. 20. the earth shall be removed like a c. 
 
 Zeph. 2.6. the sea-coast shall t)e c. for shepherds 
 COCCH, E.S. 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. Reuben defiled it an<l went up to my e. 
 Job7. 1.3. 1 say, my c. shall ease my complaint 
 Psal. 6. 6. all night I water my c. with my tears 
 Amos 3. 12. Israel be taken out in Damascus in a c. 
 
 6. 4. that stretch themselves u[K)n their c. 
 
 Luke 5.19. let him down througli filing with his c. 
 
 24. arise, take up thy c. an(i go to tliy house 
 Acts 5.15. they laid sick folk on beds and c. 
 COUCH. 
 
 Job 38. 40. when they c. in dens, and abide in covert 
 COUCHED. 
 
 Gen. 49. 9. .Tudah c. as a lion, and as an old lion 
 Num. 24. 9. he c he lay down as a lion, as great lion 
 COUCHEIH, 
 
 Veut. 33.13. for dew. and for deep that c. beneath 
 COUCHING. 
 
 Gen. 49. 14. Tssaebar r. down between two burde.ns 
 Ezek.‘lD. o.will make Ammonite.s a c. place for Hocks 
 COVENANJ' 
 
 Is a mutual agreement between two or more parties, 
 Gen. 21. .32. There is, [1] A covenant if works, 
 the terms tvhereof are. Do and live ; sin and die, 
 Gen. 2. 17. Isa. 1. 19, 20. ivhich covenant was 
 broken by ivr first parents sinning against God, 
 in eating the forbidden fruit, and the covenant 
 being made with Adam ar a public person, not 
 only for himself but for his posterity, all mankind, 
 de> vending from hint by ordinary generatii-n, sinned 
 in him, and Jell with him in their first trans¬ 
 gression, Rom. 5. 12—20. [2] The covenant of 
 redemption, and salvation by grace, entered into 
 by the sacred Three, in behalf of elect .'inners, on 
 whom grace and glory were settled for ever^ ui 
 Christ, their covenant /trad, Psal. 89. 3, 28. Lph. 
 1. 3, 4. 2 Tim. 1. 9. This covenant is, (1) The 
 fruit of the sovereign love and good will of God, 
 John 3. 16. Col. 1. 19. (2) ."Sure., Isa. 55.3. f3) 
 ft is everlasting. Isa. 61. 8. (4) Ab.’selutCf Jer. 
 .32. .38, 40. (5) J coienant filled u ith all spiritual 
 blessings to tint believers in Christ, Lph. 1. 5. 
 (6) Called new, Heb. 8. 6, 8. rwt in respect of its 
 date, it being made from tverla'ting, but in the 
 manner of its di.'pensation and manifestation: 
 Net that it differed in substance from the old, Lor 
 therein Christ was promised, his death and suffer¬ 
 ings shadowed forth by the legal .'acrifices ; and 
 such as were saved under the Old I estament, were 
 so only bv faith in the blood of the Messiah r/iar 
 was to com'e; Gal. 4. 3. Abraham believed God, 
 and it was counted to him for righteousness ; he 
 believed in a special manner the promise of the 
 covenant concerning Christ, in whom believers of 
 all natiorvs should be blessed, Gen. 12. 3. But this 
 testament or covenant is called new, in regard 
 of the manner of its dispensation ; being ^ttfied 
 afresh by the blood and actual sufferings of Christ; 
 being freed from those rites or ceremonies where¬ 
 with it was formerly administered ; as it con¬ 
 tains a more full and dear revelation of the 
 mysteries of religion ; as it is attended with a 
 larger measure of the gifts and graces of tM 
 Spirit; arid as it is never to war old or he abo¬ 
 lished. (2) lor circumcision, which was the sign 
 or seal cf the old covenant, Gen. 17. 9. 13. i3) 
 J or the duties cf the covenant; Psal. 25. 14. He 
 will shew them his covenant ; He will reveal to 
 them, and make them understand the duties, and 
 bestow upon them the blessings of the covenant. (4) 
 J-'or the laws or conditions reguired of men by the 
 covenant; or the precepts cf God. which are the 
 testimonie. or witnesses of God's will andof man s 
 duty, Psal. 25. 10. t.5) I'or the decalogue, or ten 
 commandments, which contain the articles cf the 
 covenant. Dent. 4. 13. (6) Eor the lay, reitgton, 
 and people, of the Jews, who were in covenant 
 with God. Dan. 11. 28. (7) Eor the vow. promise, 
 or engacement, whereby a man and weman mu¬ 
 tually bind themselves to each other in marriage ; 
 and this is called the covenant of God, Proi. 2. 
 17. because God is the institutor of that 
 and mutual obligation ; and because (md is ratted 
 to be the witness and judge cf that solemn pro¬ 
 mise and covenant, and the avenger oj the trans¬ 
 gression of it. 
 
 Gen. 9. 12. this is the token of thee. 13,17. 117* H- 
 17. 4. as for me, behold, my c. is with thee _ 
 
 13. my c. shall be in your flesh for an everlasting c. 
 
 14. that soul be cut off, he liath broken my c. 
 Exod. 31. 16. keeii the sabbath for a perpetual c. 
 
 .34. 28. he wrote upon the tables the wordsol thee. 
 Lez'. 26.15. ve do not mv comm, but ye break my c 
 Num. 25.12.’ behold, I give to him my c. ot peace 
 
co\ 
 
 COY 
 
 COY 
 
 JS'j/w. C5.13. even tlie c. of an everlasting priesthood 
 Dent. 4. 13. and he declared unto you his c. 
 
 23. lest ye forget the c. of the J.orcl your God 
 
 31. Lord will not forget the c. of thy fathers 
 
 9. 9. when 1 was gone to receive the tables of the r. 
 
 11. the Lord gave me the tables of the c. 
 
 15. the two tabLsof the r. were in my two hands 
 
 29. 1. these are the words of thee, which L. comm. 
 
 12. thou sliOLildest enter into f. with the I.ord 
 21. according to all the curses of the r. in this book 
 
 25. because ye have forsaken the c. of the J .ord 
 
 31. 20. they will provoke me, ;md break my r. 
 Judg. 2. 1. I said, 1 will never break my r. with you 
 1 Sam. 20. y. hast brought thy servant into c. of Lortl 
 
 1 Kings 19. 10. for Israel have forsaken thy c. 14. 
 20.3-1. Ahab said, I will send thee awaj’ with this c 
 
 2 Kings 13. 2.3. because of his c. with Abraham 
 23. 3. to perform words of the c. written in book 
 
 and all the people stood to the c. 2 C/uon. 34. 31 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 15. beyemindfid always of his c. 
 
 2 Chron. 15.12. they entered into c. to seek fxl. Gorl 
 Keh. 1.3^ 29. they have fiefiled the, c. of priesthood 
 Psal. ‘io. 14. that fear him, he will shew them his c. 
 
 44. 17. neither have we dealt falsely in thy c. 
 
 50.16. that thou shouldest take my c. in thy mouth 
 
 55. 20. he put forth his hands, he hath broken c. 
 
 74.20. have resiiect to the r. for dark places of earth 
 78. .37. heart not right, nor were they stedfast in c. 
 89. 28. mercy keep and c. shall stand fast with him 
 
 .34. my c. will I not break, nor alter the thing eone 
 39. thou hast made void the c. of thy servant 
 111. 5. he will ever be mindful of his c. 
 
 9. commanded his c. for ever, holy is his name 
 JVet). 2. 17. and forgettefh thee, of her God 
 J.ca. 28.18. your r. with death shall be disannulled 
 33. 8. he hath broken the c. he bath despised cities 
 42. 6. and give thee for a c. of the people, 49. 8. 
 
 5t. 10. nor shall the c. of my peace be remos^d 
 
 56. 4. the eunuchs that lake hold of my c. 6. 
 
 59. 21. as for me, this is mv c. with them 
 
 Jer. 11.2. hear ye the words of this c. 6. 
 
 3. cursed be the man thatobeyeth not words of c. 
 
 14. 21. remember, break not thy c. with us 
 22. 9. because they have forsaken ther. of the Ld. 
 .31. .32. which my c. they brake, saith the Lord 
 
 3.3.20. if you can Ijreak my c. of day and c.of nicht 
 21. then may c. be broken with David my servant 
 25. if my c. be not with day and night 
 
 31.10. the peojile which had'enlcred into c. heard 
 
 18. who have not performetl the words of this c. 
 .50. 5. let us join to the Lord in a perpetual c. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 8. I sware and entered into a c. with thee 
 59. hast despised oath in breaking tlie c. 17. 18. 
 61. give them to thee for daughters, not by thy c. 
 17. l^. or shall he break the c.'and be delivered ?' 
 
 16. whose oath he despised, whose c. he brake 
 
 19. my c. he hath broken, it will I i-ecompense 
 
 20. .37. I will bring you into the bond of the c. 
 
 44. 7. t!>ey have broken my c. because of abominat. 
 Dan. 9. 27. shall confirm c. with many for one week 
 11.22. shall be broken yea also the princeof the c. 
 28. and his heart shall be against the lioly c. 
 
 .30. he shall have indignation against the holy c. 
 
 32. such as do wickedly against c. shall be corrupt 
 .Ii(M.l0.4.spokenwords,s wearing falselyin makingc. 
 Zech. 11.10. that I might break my c. 1 had macle 
 Nal. 2.4. that my c. might be with Levi, saith T.d 5 
 
 8. ye have corrupted c. of T.evi, saith Ld. of hosts' 
 
 10. by profaning the c. of our fathers 
 
 14. yet she is thy companion,and the wife of thy c. 
 
 3. 1. even messenger of the c. whom ye delight iii 
 JUts 3. 25. ye are children of the c. God made with 
 7- 8. and he gave him the c. of circumcision 
 Pom. 1. .31. without understanding, c. breakers 
 
 11. 27. this is my c. when I take away their sins 
 Dal. 3. 15. though it be man’s c. yet if confirmed 
 
 17. that the c. was confirmed before of God 
 tieb.^. 6. he is Mediator of a better c. established 
 
 7. it that first c. had been faultless, then no place 
 
 9. they continued in rny c.and 1 regarded them not 
 ■9. 1. then verily the first c. had also ordinances 
 
 4. Aaron s rod that budded, and tables of the c. 
 Hee Ark, Bi.oou, Break. 
 
 GOVENAIS'T. 
 
 Exofl. 24.7. Moses took the hook of the c. and read 
 2 Kings 23. 2. .losiah read in their ears all the words 
 of the hook of the c. found, 2 Chron. 34. .30. 
 x.1. keep the passover, as it is written in book ofc 
 (lOVEMANT. 
 
 Dm.^. 18.with thee will I estah. my c.and sons, 9.9. 
 17.7. I will my c. betweenmeand Abraham 
 19. estah. c. with Isaac and his seed after him, 21. 
 Kxod. 6.4. 1 have estah. my c. with them to give land 
 Lee. 26.9.1 will multiply and estah. my c. with^'ou 
 dJfnt. 8.18. that he, may estah. his c. which he, sware 
 £11 ^ estah. to thee an ever lasting c. 
 
 02. 1 will estah. my c. with thee, thou shalt know 
 Everlasting COVENAINT. 
 tje?n9. 16. that I may remember the everlast. c. 
 
 L-13. It shall be in your tlesh for an everlast. c. 
 
 "I establish my c. with Isaac for an ever I. c. 
 Ler. .4,8. being taken from Israel by an everlast. c. 
 
 - toam. 23. .5. yet he hath made with me an everl. c. 
 
 4 '.-nr. ItJ. 17. confirmed the same, to .lacob for a 
 r Israel for everlast. c. Psal. 105. 10. 
 
 I'eeausethey have broken the everlast. c. 
 ‘P^ke ever. c. with you, 61.8. .ler. 32.40. 
 tV I Lo shall be an everlast. c. with them 
 
 kJeh. 13. CO. through the bloocl of the everlast. c. 
 Jieep, keepest, keepeth, or kept COVE.N AN'J’. 
 
 *1 shalt/ce;; my r. thou and thy seed 
 
 Prnj 1,'? 'I "''■‘'ch ye shall keep between me 
 
 f i'^ < ’^’7 '’”*ce and keep my r. 
 
 Ueut.J. g, he is G. taithtul God, who keepeth c. 12. 
 
 Of, 23. 2 Chron. 6.14. Keh. 1. 5. I 9. .32! 
 
 ^9. J. keep therefore the words of this c. and do them 
 .1;9. they have observed thy word, keptihy c. 
 os hast not kept my c. Psal. 78. 10. 
 
 IR0 io ‘‘S keep c. 103.18. 
 
 fl’^hy^hildrenwilUee/imyc. and testim. 
 
 ’n keeping of his e. it might stand 
 
 A 9.4. keeping c.and mercy to them that love him 
 
 Hade COVENANT. 
 
 Gen. 15. 18. same day the C.made a c. with Abram 
 21. 27. Abraham and Abimelech made a c, 32. 
 E.rod. 34. 27. I have made a c. with thee and Israel 
 Deut. 5. 2. L. our (1. made a c. with us in lloreb 
 .3. L. made not this c. with our fathers, ileh. 8. 9. 
 29. 1. beside the r. he made with them in lloreb 
 .31.16. wijl break my c. 1 have made, with them 
 Josh. 24. 25. .loshua made a c. with people that day 
 1 fdam. 18. 3. .lonathan and David made -Ac.'l'i. 18. 
 2(216. .lonatlian wade a c. witli the house of David 
 
 1 hingsQ. 9. L. madene. with Israel,2 Chr. 6. 11. 
 21. ark wherein is c. of the L. which he made 
 
 20._.34. Ahab made a c. with Ben-hadad 
 
 2 Kings 11. 4. .lehoiada made a c. with the rulers 
 17, made A c. betw een the Ivord and tlie king" 
 
 17. 15. Israel rejected his e. he made with fathers 
 .35. with whom the L. had made ac. and charged 
 .‘18. the e. made with you ye, shall not forget 
 
 2.3. 3. .losiah made a c. before Imnl, 2 Chr. 34. 31 
 
 1 Chr. 11.3. David made a c. with elders in Hebron 
 16.16. be ye mindful even of the c. which he wade 
 
 with Abraham, Keh. 9. 8. Psal. 105.9. 
 
 2 Chron. 21.7. becau.se ofc. he had made with Davirl 
 2.3. 3. all the congregation wade ac.with kiiig.loa^h 
 
 Job .31. 1. 1 made a c. with mine eyes, why tnen 
 Psal. 50. 5. that have made a c. with me by sacrifice 
 89. .3. have made a c. with my chosen, 1 have sworn 
 Isa. 28. 15. ye said, ye have made a c. with death 
 57. 8. enlarged thy bed, and made a c. with them 
 Jer. 11. 10. broke the c. I made with their fathers 
 .31. .32. not according to the c. 1 made with fathers 
 34.8. after /edekiah had made a c. with iieople, 15. 
 
 1.3. saith the T,ord, I made ac. with your fathers 
 15. ye had made a c. before me in house called 
 
 18. performed not the words of the c. ye hatl made 
 Ezek. 17.13. and made a c. with him, and taken oath 
 
 Make COVENANT. 
 
 Gen. 17.2.1 will wa^e my c. between me and thee 
 26.28. let us make a c. with thee, 31. 44. Ezra 10. 3. 
 Exod. 2.3. 32. thou shalt make noc. I lent.H. 2. 
 
 34. 10. behold 1 make a c. before all thy people 
 12. le.st thou make a c. with the inhabitants, 15. 
 Dent. 29. 14. nor with you only do I make this c. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 1. make a c. with us, and we will serve 
 2. on this condition will I make a c. with vou 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 10. now it is in my heart to make a c. 
 Neh. 9. 38. and we make a sure c. and write it 
 Job 41. 4. will he make ac. with thee ? 
 
 Jer. 31. 33. this is c. I will make, lleh.B.V'K i 10. 16. 
 L’scL .34. 25.1 will m. with them ac. of peace, .37. 26. 
 Ilos. 2.18.1 will make a c. for them with the beasts 
 12. 1. and theydowia^ea c. with the Assyrians 
 New COVENANT. 
 
 Jer. 31. 31.1 will make a new c. with Isr. Heh. 8.8. 
 Ileh. 8.13. Anew c. he hath made the first old 
 12. 24. and to .lesus the Mediator of theweze c. 
 
 llememher COVENAN E. 
 
 Gen. 9.15.1 will lem.my c. Lev. 26.42. Etek.\6.QQ. 
 Exod. 6. 5, 6. 1 have, rememh. my c. wherefore say 
 f-ev. 26.45. for their sakes rem. c. of their ancestors 
 Psal. 105.8. he hath rem. his c. for ever, 106. 45. 
 Amos 1. 9. because they rem. not the brotherly c. 
 Lnkel. 72. mercy promised, and to rem. his holy c. 
 
 ^ COVENANT of Salt. 
 
 Lev. 2.13. the salt of c. of thy God to be lacking 
 Nnm. 18.19. it is a c. of salt for ever before Lord 
 2 Chron. 13. 5. to David and his sons by a c. of salt 
 Transgressed CO V EN A N1'. 
 
 Dent. 17. 2. hath wrought wickedne.ss in trans. his c. 
 Josh. 7. 11. they have also transgressed my c. 
 
 15. because he t. c. of L. Judg. 2.20. 2 Kings 18.12. 
 23.16. when ye have transgressed c. of the Lord ' 
 Jer. 34.18. and T will give the men that trans. my c. 
 nos. 6. 7. but they like' men have transgressed the c. 
 
 8.1. because they have trans. m\’ c. and trespassed 
 COVENANTED. 
 
 Chron. 7. 18. according as I have c. with David 
 nag. 2. 5. according to the word that I c. with vou 
 Mat.‘2f).\5. they c.with him for thirty pieces of silver 
 LukeQJl. 5. were glad, and c. to give him money 
 COVENANTS. 
 
 Korn. 9. 4. to whom pertaineth the glory and (he c. 
 
 diese are the two c. one from mount Sinai 
 Lph.fi, 12. and strangers from thee, of promise 
 COVER 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To hide, Prov. 12. 16. [2] To clothe, 
 
 1 Sam. 1^8. 14. [.3] To protect mid defends Psal. 
 91. 4. [4] To pardon, or forgive, Psal. 32. 1. 
 
 Rom. 4. 7. [5] To vail, 1 Cor. 11. 6. [6] 
 
 lo inclose, Exod. 29. 13. [7] Not to confess, 
 
 Prov. 28. 13. 
 
 Violence covereth the mouth of the wicked, Prov. 
 10. 6. Their violent unjust courses shall bring 
 down. God's judgments upon them whereby they 
 shall be so convinced of their former injurious 
 practices, that they shall have nothing to say for 
 themselves, their mouths shall be stopped 
 To coyer the feet, Judg. 3. 24. and 1 Sam. 24. 
 
 3. This phra.se is commonly understood in both 
 these places, of easing nature ; because the men 
 not wearing breeches as we do, but lung coats 
 they did in that act cover theP feet. Hut other's 
 expound it, of composing one's self to take a 
 little .sleep or rest, as was very usual to do in the 
 day-time in those hot countries, 2 Sam. 4. 5. 
 and when they did so in a cool place, they used 
 to cover their feet, as appears from Ruth 3. 7. 
 And this exposition seems best to agree with the 
 history in both places where this phrase is found. 
 Jurr the servants of Ehud staying so long for 
 their lord, seems to imply, that they judged him 
 gone to sleep, which might take up a consider¬ 
 able time, rather than to that other work, which 
 takes up but a little time. And if Saul was 
 asleep in the cave, then it is not .strange that 
 he neither heard David and his men talking of 
 him, nor perceived when David cut ojf the skirt 
 of his robe. 
 
 E.rod. 10. 5. the locusts shall c. the face of the earth 
 21. .3.3. if a man shall dig a pit and not c. it 
 28. 42. make linen breeches to c. nakedness 
 
 Exod. 33.22. T will c. thee with my hand while 1 pass 
 40. 3. thou shall c. the ark with the vail 
 Lee. 16.1.3. cloud of incense may c. the mercy-seat 
 17-13. pour out the blood, and c. it with dust 
 Nnm. 22. 5. iK-hold tiiey c. the face of the earth 
 Dent. 2.3. 1.3. and c. that which cometh from thee 
 
 33. 12. the liord shall c. him all the <lay long 
 
 ^ ~4. .3. and Saul went in to c. his feet 
 
 -yyo 4. 5. c. not their inicpiity, hd not their sin 
 Job 16. 18. () earth, c. not thou my blood, let my cry 
 
 21. 26. .shall lie down in dust, wormsshall c. them 
 
 22. 11. the abundance of waters r. thee, 38. .31. 
 
 •^>. 22. the shady trees c. him with their shadow 
 1 sal. 91. 4. he shall c. thee with his tcatheis 
 101. 9. that they turn not aiiain to c. the earth 
 109. 29. c. themselvi s witli their own confusion 
 139.11. It 1 say, surely the darkness shall c. me 
 14(f. 9. let the misc.hierof their lips c. them 
 
 Jsa. 11. 9. as the waters c. the sea. Hah. 2. 14. 
 
 14. 11. is S|)read under thee, the worms c. tlieo 
 
 22. 17. behold, the I.ord will surely c. thee 
 26.21. the earth shall no more c. her slain 
 
 30. 1. that c. with a covering, but not of my Spirit 
 
 58. 7. when thou .see.st the nakc-d, that thou c. him 
 
 59. 6. neither c. themselves with their works 
 
 6 ). 2. tor behold the darkness shall c. the earth 
 6. the multitude of camels shall c. thee 
 Jer. 46. 8. I wdll go up, and will c. the earth 
 
 7.18. horror shall c. them, shame on all faces 
 
 12. 6. thou shalt c. thy face that thou see not 
 12. he shall c. his face that he see not the ground 
 
 24. 7. poured it not on ground to c. it with dust 
 17. c. not (hy lips, and cat not the bread of men 
 22. ye shall not c. your lips, nor eat bread of men 
 
 26. 10. abund. ot his horses, their dust shall c. thee 
 19. and when great waters shall c. thee 
 30.18. as for her, a cloud shall c. her and daught. 
 ■32. 7. 1 will c. the heaven, 1 wdll c. the sun 
 37.6.1 wdll c. you w ith skin, and put breath in you 
 9. thou shalt be like a cloud to c. the land, 16. 
 Dos. 2. 9. recover my tlax given to c. her nakedness 
 10. 8. shall say to the mountains, c. us, Luke 23. 30. 
 
 ''>0^61100 shame shall c. thee 
 Mic. 3. 7. yea, they shall all c. their lips, no answer 
 
 7. 10. and shame shall c. her that saul to me 
 Dab. 2. 17. the violence of J.ebanon shall c. thee 
 Mark 14.65. some began to spit on him and c. his face 
 1 Cor . 11. 7. a man ought not <0 c. his head 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 8. for charity shall c. the multitude of sins 
 CO\‘ERED. 
 
 Gen. 7.19. the mountains were c. wdth w'aters, 20. 
 9. 2.3. they c. the nakedness of their father 
 24. 65. lie be k ah took a vail and c. herself 
 
 14. lamar c. her with avail, satin open place 
 Exod. 8. 6. the frogs came up and c. land of llgypt 
 
 14. 28. the w'aters c. the chariots and horsemen 
 
 15. 5. the depths c. them, they sank as a stone 
 
 10. the sea c. them, they sank as lead. Josh. 24. 7. 
 16.13. at even the quails came up and c. the camp 
 24.15. Moses went up, a cloud c. the mount, 16. 
 
 .37. 9. c. with their wdngs over the mercy-seat 
 40. 21. the vail c. the ark of the testimony 
 
 34. a cloud c. the tent of the congregation 
 
 Lev. 1.3.13. behold,ifthe leprosy haver, alibis flesh 
 Num. 4. 20. to see when the holy things are c. 
 
 9. 15. the cloud c. the tabernacle, 16l | 16. 42. 
 
 Deut. .32.15. art waxen fat, thou art c. with fatness 
 Judg. 4. 18. .lael c. him with a mantle, 19. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 13. Michal c. the pillow wdth a cloth 
 28. 14. an old man cometh up c. wdth a mantle 
 
 1 Km. 1. 1. r. king David w ith clothes, but no heat 
 8.7. cherubims c. ark, 1 Chron. 28.18. 2 Chr. 5. 8. 
 
 : Kings 19.1. king llezekiah heard it, he rent his 
 
 clothes, and 0 . himself with sackcloth. Isa. .37. l. 
 
 2 Chr. 3. + 6. Solomon c. house with precious stones 
 Job 2.3. 17. nor c. he the darkness from my face 
 
 31. 3,3. if I c. my transgressions as Adam 
 Psal 44. 15. the shame of my face hath c. me 
 19. tho’ thou hast c. us wdth the shadow of death 
 55. + 5. are come upon me, and horror hath c. me 
 65. 13. the valleys also are r.over with corn 
 68. 1.3. shall be as the wdngs of a dove c. w ith silver 
 71. 13. let them be c. with reproach that seek 
 78. f 53. but the sea c. their enemies, 106. t 11. 
 
 89. 45. glory to cease, thou hast c. him wdth shame 
 106. 17. the earth c. the company or Abiram 
 139. 13. thou hast c. me in my mother's w'omb 
 Prov. 26. 23. like a potsherd c. with silver dross 
 26. whose hatred is c. bj’ deceit, his w ickedness 
 Eccl. 6. 4. his name shall be c. with (larkness 
 Isa. 6. 2 with twain he c. his face, he r. his feet 
 22. + 17. the Lord wdioc. with excellent covering 
 
 25. +7. wdll destroy the covering c. over all people 
 29.10. and your rulers the seers hath he c. 
 
 51. 16. I have c. thee in the shadow of mv hand 
 61. 10. he c. me with the robe of righteousness 
 Jer. 51. 42. she is c. wdth the multiti'ide of waves 
 Law. 2.1. c. the daughter of Zion w ith a cloud 
 3.16. broken my teeth, he hath r. me w ith ashes 
 4.3. thou haste, with anger, and [lersecuted us 
 44. thou hast r. thyself with a cloud, that prayei 
 Ezek. 1.11. and two wings c. their bodies. 2.3. 
 
 16. 8. 1 spread my skirt, and c. thy nakedness 
 
 10. I girded thee wdth linen, I r. thee w ith silk 
 
 18. 7. and hath r. the naked w ith a garment, 16. 
 
 24. 8. top ofa rock, that her blood should not be <•- 
 
 27. 7- blue and inirple was that which c. thee 
 
 31. 15. 1 c. the deep for him, and 1 restrained 
 .37. 8. the flesh came up, and skin c. them above 
 Jonah 3. 6. the king of N ineveh r. w ith sackcloth 
 
 8. let man and beast be c. w ith sackcloth 
 Jlab. 3. .3. God came, his glory c. the heavens 
 Mat. 8. 24. the ship was c. wdth the waves 
 
 10. 26. there is nothing c. that shall not be revealed, 
 and hid that shall not be known, Luke 12. 2. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 6. if the woman be not c. let her be shorn 
 
 COV I'.lt \'.\)face. 
 
 Gen. .38. 15. because Tamar had c. her face 
 Exod. 10. 15. the locusts f. tlie/aceof whole earth 
 
 2 Sam. 19.4. but David c. his/arc, and cried 
 E.sth. 7.8. as the word went they r. Daman's face 
 Psal. 69. 7. because shame hath c. n\y face 
 
 Q 8I 
 
C O V 
 
 cou 
 
 Deut. 22. 
 Psal. 5. + 
 
 Prop. 24. 31. nettl*^ ha.'! c. file/2ce theieo'’ 
 
 Isa. 6. 2. with twain he c. h'lsface, an»i with twain 
 Jer. 51. 51. heard reproach, shame hath c. oar Jaces 
 Head (.' O \ K111'i D. 
 
 S Sam. 15. .30. David and every man had his head c. 
 Esth. 0. 12. Hainan went mourning, liis head c. 
 
 Esal. 140. 7. liast c. my head in tlie <lay of battle 
 Jer. 14. .3. were confounded, and c. their4. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 4. every man praying, having his head c. 
 
 COV I’RI Jl 6171, or sins. 
 
 Esal. .32. 1. blessed is lie whose .nn is c. Rom. 4. 7- 
 85. 2. tliou haste, all their sins, Selah 
 CO\ RRKD.Sl. 
 
 Vsal. 104. 6. thou r. it with the deep as a garment 
 Ezek. 16. la.tookest broidered garments and c. them 
 CXIVKRER. 
 
 JS^ah. 2.+5. shall make haste, and c. shall be prepared 
 COVERK.S I . 
 
 12. vesture, wherev/ith thou c. thyself 
 
 11. shout for joy, because thou c. them 
 104 2. who c. thyself with li'.dit as witli a garment 
 COVERi, I 'tl. 
 
 Eiod. 29. 13. thou shalt take all the fat that c. the 
 inwards,22. Lev. .3. .3, 9,14. | 4.8. I 7.. -3. 1 9.19. 
 Num. 22.11. a people which c. the face ot the earth 
 judg. 3. 24. surely hec. his feet in his chamber 
 Job 9. 24. he c. the faces of the judges thereof 
 
 15. 27 . because he c. his face with his fatness 
 36. 30. behold, he c. the bottom of the sea 
 32. with clouds he c. light, commands not to shine 
 Ps. 73 . 6. pride as a chain, violence c. them as a gar. 
 84.16.through valley of Baca, rain also c. the pools 
 109. 19 . be to him as the garment which c. him 
 147 . 8. who c. the heavens' with clouds, prep, rain 
 Prov. 10.6. violence c. the mouth of the wicked, 11. 
 
 12. love c. all sins H12.16. aprudentman c. shame 
 
 17 . 9 . he that c. a transgression seeketh love 
 W. 13. he that c. his sins shall not prosper 
 Jer. 3. 25. we lie down in shame, our contusion c. us 
 Ezek. 28. 14. thou art the anointed cherub that c. 
 Mai. 2. 16. for one c. violence with his garment 
 Luke 8.16. when he lighted'candle c. it with a vessel 
 CO \ ERING. 
 
 Gen. 8.13. Noah removed the c. of the ark 
 20. 16. behold, he is to thee a c. of the eyes 
 Exod. 22. 27 . for that is his c. raiment for his skin 
 Eev. 13. 45. the leper shall put a c. on Ids upper lip 
 Num. 19 .15. every vessel which hath no c. bound on 
 
 2 Sam. 17 .19. woman spread a c. over well's moutli 
 Job 22.14. thick clouds are ac. to him, he seeth not 
 
 24. 7. that the naked have no c. in the cold 
 
 26. 6. naked before him, destruction hath no c. 
 
 31. 19. if 1 have seen any poor without c. 
 
 Psal. 105. 39 . he spread a cloud for c. and fire 
 Ca7it. 3. 10. he made the c. of it of purple 
 Isa. 4. +5. for upon all the glory shall he a c. 
 
 22. 8. and he discovered the c. of Judah 
 1 17 . who covered thee with an excellent c. 
 
 25. 7 . destroy the face of the c. cast over all people 
 28. 20. the c. narrower than he can wrap hims. in 
 
 30. 1. that cover with a c. but not of my .spirit 
 22. ye shall defile the c. of thy graven images 
 
 50. 3. [ c.othe heavens, and make sackc. their c. 
 Ezek. 28.13. every precious stone was thy c. sardius 
 
 3 Cor. 11. + 10. a woman ought to have a c. 
 
 15. glory to her, for her hair is edven her for a c 
 
 iee Eaugf.rs skins. 
 
 COVERING. 
 
 Exod. 25. 20. c. the mercy-seat with their wings 
 Nnm. 4. 5. Aaron shall take down the c. vail 
 Ezek. 28. 16. 1 will destroy thee, O c. cherub 
 Mai. 2.13,1 have done c. altar of the Lord with tears 
 CO\'^EHINGS. 
 
 Prov. 7 . 16 . decked my bed with c. of tapestry 
 
 31. 22. she maketh herself r. of tapestry 
 
 COVERS. 
 
 Exod. 25. 29 . make c. 1| 37.16. he made his c 
 Mum. 4. 7 . put thereon c. to cover withal 
 COVERT 
 
 Signifies, [1] An umbrage, or shady place, 1 Sam 
 25. 20. [2] A thicket for wild beasts. Job .38. 
 40. [.3] Something made to shelter the people 
 
 from the weather on the sabbath ; or some costly 
 chair of state, wherein the kings of Judah 7ised 
 to hear the priests expound the law on Uie sab¬ 
 bath, 2 Kings 16. 18. [4] Christ Jesus, the 
 
 saints' shelter, defence, or refuge, Isa. 32. 2. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 20. Abigail came down by c. of the hill 
 
 2 KingslQ. 18. the c. for the sabbath Ahaz took down 
 Job .38. 40. when lions abide in the c. to lie in wait 
 
 40.21. behemoth lieth in the c. of the reed 
 Psal. 61. 4. 1 will trust in the c. of thy wings 
 J.fa. 4. 6. a tabernacle for a c. from storm and rain 
 
 16. 4. be thou a r. to them from the face of spoiler 
 .32. 2. a man shall be a r. from the tempest 
 
 Jer. 25. 38. he hath foisaken his c. as a lion 
 COVET. . 
 
 This word is sometimes taken in a good sense, as 
 in 1 Cor. 12. 31. Covet earnestly t're best gifts. 
 This covetousness is good atid cosnrnesidable, when 
 spiritual blessings are earnestly desired and sought 
 after. But most commonly it is taken in a bad 
 sense, for an eager and immoderate desire after 
 earthly things. Josh. 7- 21. Prov. 21. 26. Co 
 vetousness is called idolatry. Col. .3. 5. because 
 the covetous man places that love, delight, and 
 confidence hi riches, which are due to God alone. 
 This sin is condemned in all sorts of persons, 
 and is expressly forbidden by the tenth command¬ 
 ment, Thou shaft not covet, Exod. 20. 17. Such 
 as are addicted to this sin, are hated of God, 
 Psal. 10. 3. They are cruel and oppressive. 
 Mi •. 2. 2. The riches they are so eager in the 
 vursuit of, prove but poison to kill them, and 
 hits they are miserable. Job 20. 15,16, 17. Prov. 
 1. 19. The inordinate love of wealth does like- 
 vise betray men to manifold sins, and exposes 
 them to manifold sufferings; both from them¬ 
 selves, in denying themselves the comfort of their 
 estates ; and from others, as extortioners, thieves, 
 and the like, Deut. 16. 19. Eccl. 4. 8. Mav 
 26 15. 1 Tim. 6. 10. 
 
 82 
 
 Exod. 20 . 17 . thou shalt not c. thy neighbour’s house, 
 wife, nor servant, Ueut. 5. 21. Rom. 7. 7- I 'J- 
 Mic. 2.2. they c. fields aixJ take them by violence 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. but c. earnestly the best gifts 
 14. ;i9. c. to prophesy, and forbid not to speak 
 CiiVKIED. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 21. Achan said, then I c. them, took them 
 Arts 20. 33. I have c. no man s sil er or gold 
 1 'Tim. 6.10. which wiiile some c. after they erred 
 COV El El H. 
 
 Prov. 21. 26. he c. greedily all the day long 
 I lab 2 9. woe to him that c. an evil covetousness 
 COVErOU'n. 
 
 Psal. 10. 3. the wicked blesseth c. whom TR. abhors 
 Luke 16.14. Pharisees who werec. beard these things 
 1 Cor. 5. 10. yet not altogether with the c. 
 
 11. if any brother be c. with sucli not to eat 
 
 6. 10 . nor c. shall inherit king. ofGwl, Lph.5. 5. 
 
 1 'Tim. 3. 3. a bishop then must not be c. 
 
 2 I'im. 3.2. in the last times men shall bee. boasteis 
 2 Pet. 2.14. an heart exercised with c. practices 
 
 COVEIOU.SN ESS. 
 
 Erod. 18. 21. provide able men, men hating c. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 36. incline not my heart to c. 
 
 Prov. 28. 16 . he thathatethc.shall prolong his days 
 Jsa. 57 . 17 . for the iniquity of his c. was 1 wroth 
 Jer. 6.13. every one is given to c. 8.10. 
 
 22 . 17 . thy eyes and heart are not but for tlw c. 
 
 51.13. thine end is come, and the measure of thy c. 
 Ezek. .33. 31. but their heart goeth alter their c. 
 
 Hall. 2. 9 . woe to him that coveteth an evil c. 
 
 Mark. 7 . 22. out ot the heart proceedeth c. 
 
 Luke 12.15. he said, take heed, and beware of c. 
 Rom. 1 . 29 . being filled with all c. fornication 
 2 Cor. 9 . 5. as a matter of bounty, and not of c. 
 
 Lph. 5 .3. but c. let it not be once named among j'ou 
 Col. 3.5. mortify your memb. and c. which is idolatry 
 
 1 Thess. 2.5. nor at any time used we a cloke of c. 
 lleb. 13. 5. let your conv'ersation be wdthoutc. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.3. thro’ c. shall they make merchand. of you 
 COUI.D. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 1 . when Isaac was old, so that he c. not see 
 Exod. 8.18. did so to bring forth lice, but c. not 
 1 Sain.h.2. Eli’s eyes began to wax dim, he c. not see 
 
 1 Kings 14. 4. Ahijah c. not see his eyes were set 
 
 2 Kings 3.26. to break to king of Edom, but c. not 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 30. but David c. not go before it 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 7. Rehoboam c. not withstand them 
 Psal. 37 . 36. yea, 1 soughthim, but he c. not be found 
 
 7. ffl.5.4. whatc. ha e been done more to vineyard .' 
 Jer. 15.1. my mind c. not be toward this people 
 .Jonah 1.13. men row'ed to bring it to land, butc. not 
 Mark 5 . 19 . therefore Herodias had a quarrel against 
 
 John, and would have killed him, butshe c. not 
 9.18. cast him out, and they c. not, Luke 9. 40. 
 
 14.8. she hath done what she c. she is come 
 John 21. 25. the w'orld c. not contain the books 
 Acts 13.39. from w’hich ye c. not be justified by law 
 COULDE.ST. 
 
 .Ter. 3. 5. and hast done evil things as thou c. 
 
 Ezek. 16.28. and yet thou c. not be satisfied 
 COULTER, .S. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 20. Israel went to sharpen each his c. 
 
 21. they had a tile for their c. and the forks 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 2 Sam. 23.123. David set Benaiah over his c. 
 
 Mae. 5.22. shall say, Raca, shall be in danger of c. 
 
 26. 59. the c. sought false witness, Mark 14. 55. 
 Markl5.1 .w'hole c.bound Jes.and carried him away 
 Luke 22. 66. the elders led Jesus into their c. 
 
 John 11. 47 . the chief priests gathered a c. Acts 5.21 
 Acts 4.15. had commanded them to go out ot the c. 
 
 5. 27 . they brought and set them before the c. 
 
 34. then stood there up one in the c. a Pharisee 
 41. and they departed from the c. rejoicing 
 6.12. caught Stephen, and brought him to the c. 
 15. all in the c. looking on him, saw his face 
 
 22. 30. he commanded all their c. to appear 
 
 23.15. ye with the c. signify to the chief captain 
 24.20. any evil in me, while 1 stood before the c. 
 
 COUNCILS. 
 
 Mat. 10. 17 . they will deliver you up to c. Mark 13.9. 
 COUNSEL 
 
 Signifies, [1] Advice, Prov. 20. 18. Dan. 4. 27. 
 [21 God's piirpose and decree. Acts 4. 28. [.3] 
 
 The directions of his word, the motions of his 
 Spirit, and the kindness of his providence, Psal. 
 73 . 24. [4] His will or doctrine concerning the 
 
 way of salvation, Luke 7 • 30. Acts 20. 27. [5] 
 'The designs, thoughts, and most secret resolutions, 
 1 C'or. 4. 5. „ ^ 
 
 Christ Jesus is called Counsellor, Jsa. 9. 6. [1] On 
 account of his infinite wisdom. Col. 2. 3. [2] On 
 account of his willingness to instruct and give 
 counsel to men; as also, to plead their cause be¬ 
 fore his throne. Rev. 3. 18. 1 .lohn 2. 1. 
 
 Exod. 18. 19 . hearken to me, 1 will give thee c. 
 Num. 27 .21. before Eleazar, w'ho shall ask c. for him 
 
 31.16. these caused Isri^l thro| the c. of Balaam, to 
 commit trespass against L. in the matter of Peor 
 
 Deut. .32.28. are a nation void of c. nor is understand. 
 Josh. 9.14. asked note, at the mouth of the Lord 
 Judg. 20 . 7 . behold, give here your advice and c. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .31. turn c. of Ahithonhel into toohslmess 
 16.23. so was all the c. of Ahithophel w ith David 
 17 .14. the Ixird defeated the goon c. of Ahithophel 
 20. 18. saving, thev shall surely ask c. at Abel 
 
 1 Kings l.‘l2. let nie, I pray thee, give thee c. 
 
 12.8. forsook the c. of old men, 13. 2 Chr. 10.8,13. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 8. king of Syria took c. with his servants 
 18.20. I have c. and strength for war, l.'U. 36.5. 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 13. so Saul died for asking c. ot one 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 5. Ahaziah walked after their c. 
 
 25.16. kingsaid, art thou made of the king’s c. ? 
 30 .2. the king had taken c. to keep the passover 
 
 23. the assembly took c. to keep other seven days 
 Ezra 10. 3. according to the c. ot my lord, and those 
 8. according to the c. of the princes and elders 
 Neh. 4.15. God had brought their c. to nought 
 Job 5.13. the c. of the froward is carried hei^Iong 
 10, 3. and should shine upon thee, of the wicked 
 12.13. wisdom and strength he hatli c. and underst. 
 
 COU 
 
 Job 21. 10. the c. of the wicked is far Irom me 
 
 f22. 18. 
 
 38. 2. who is this that darkeneth c by words 
 
 42. 3. who is hethathideth c. without knowledge? 
 Psat. 1.1 that w alketh not in tlie r. of the ungodly 
 14. 6. you have, shamed the c. of the po()r 
 16. 7 . I will bless the I>ord,who hath given me c. 
 2ii. 4. the lord giant thee, and fulfil all thy c. 
 
 31. 13. while they took c. together against me 
 .33. 10. lord brings the c. of the heath, to nought 
 55. 14. we took sweet c. together, and w-ilked 
 64. 2. hide me from the senet c. of the w icked 
 68. 27 . the prince.sof Judah and th»-ir c. 
 
 73 . 24. thou shalt guide me with thy c. afterward 
 83. 3. they have taken crafty c. against thy peop .o 
 106. 13. they w aited not for his c. b^t lusted 
 
 43. but they provoked him with their c. 
 
 l(/7. 11. tliey contemned the c. of the .Rost High 
 Prov. 8.14. c. is mine, sound wisdom. 1 a-n underst. 
 
 11. 14. w here no c. is, the people fall, but in multit- 
 
 12. 15. but he that hearkeneth unto c. is wise 
 15.22. without c. purposes are disappointed 
 
 19. 20. hear c. and receive instruction, that thou 
 
 20. 5. c. in the heart of man is like deep water 
 
 18. every purpose is established by c. and with 
 
 21. .30. there is no w isdom nor c. against the L. 
 
 24. 6. for by wise c. thou shalt make thy war 
 
 27 . 9 . so doth the sw eetness of a friend by heartj' c. 
 l.-a. 5.19. let the c. of the Holy One draw nigh 
 
 7 . 5 . they have taken evil c. against thee.saj fng 
 11 . 2 . spirit of c. and might shall rest upon him 
 
 19 . 3. and I will destroy 'her. of Eg^'pt 
 11. the c. of counsellors of Phar. is become brutisii 
 23. 8. who hath taken this c. against I yre f 
 
 28. 29 . from the Imrd, who is wonderful in c. 
 
 29. 15. that seek ceep to hide c. from the Ixird 
 40. t 13. who being of his c. hath taught him ? 
 
 14. w'lth whom took he c. ? who instructed him ? 
 
 44. 26. and performetli the c. of his messengers 
 Jer. 18. 18. nor shall c. perish from tlie wise 
 
 23. thou knowest all their c. against me to slay me 
 
 19 . 7 .1 will make void c. of Judah and .Jerusalem 
 .32. -19. mighty God, great in c. mighty in work 
 38.15. if I give thee c. wilt not thou hearken to me 
 49 . 7 .is c. perished from prudent' is wisd. vanished ? 
 
 3v). the king of Babylon hath taken c. against you 
 Ezek. 7 . 26. and t. shall perish from the ancients 
 11. 2. and that give wicked c. in this city 
 
 13. t 9 . they shall not be in the c. of my people 
 Dan. 2. 14. David answered with c. and w isdonr. 
 Hos. 4.12. my people ask c. at their stocks and staff 
 Mic. 4,12. neitlier understand they his c. 
 
 Zech.5. 13. the c. of peace shall be between them botb 
 Mat. 12.14. the Phaiisees held a c. against him 
 
 27 . 7 . tliey took c. and bought the potter's field 
 
 28. 12. w hen they had taken c. they gave money 
 Mark'.^.Q. they took c. against Jesus. John 11.53. 
 Luke2‘l. 51. he had not consented to the c. of thenr*- 
 John 18.14. now Caiaphas was he wlio gave c. 
 
 Acts 4.28. what thy c. determined before to be dene 
 
 5. 33. when they heard, they took c. to slay them 
 38. if this c. be of men, it will come to nought 
 9 . 23. after that the Jews took r. to kill him 
 27 . 42. the soldiers’-c. was to kill the prisoners 
 Eph. 1. 11. who worketh after the c. of his own will 
 Jleb. 6. 17 . to shew the immutability of his c. 
 
 COUNSEL of God or Lord. 
 
 Judg. 18. 5. they said, ask c. we pray thee, cf God 
 20.18. the children of Israel asked c. of Grd, 23. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. . 37 . Saul asked c. of God, shall I go down ? 
 Psal. 33.11. the c. o/tlie Ixird standeth, Prov. 19.21. 
 Isa. 19. 17 . because of the c. of the Lord of liosts 
 Jer. 23.18. who hath stood in the c. of the Ixird? 
 
 49. 20. therefore hear the c. of the Lord, 50. 45. 
 luke 7 . 30. the lawyers rejected the c. of God 
 Acts 2. 23. him delivered by the determinate c. <f G. 
 20.27. not ashamed to declare to you all c. of God 
 My COUNSEL. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 16. and hast not hearkened to my c. 
 
 Job 29 . 21. men waited and kept silence at myc. 
 Psal. 119 . + 24. thy testimonies are the men of my c, 
 Prov. 1. 25. but ye have set at nought all myc. 
 
 30. they would none 01 my c. they despised my 
 Isa. 46. 10. my c. shall stand, and 1 will do all 
 11. man that executeth i.ayc. from a far country 
 Jer. 23. 22. but if they had stood in my c. 
 
 Dan. 4. 27. O king, let my c. be acceptable to thee 
 Own COUNSEL. 
 
 .Job 18. 7- ‘trid his own c. shall cast him down 
 Hos. 10. 6. Israel shall be ashamed of his own c. 
 'Take COUNSEL. 
 
 Neh. 6. 7 . com.e now, and let us take c. together 
 Psal. 2. 2 . rulers ra/lec. against Ixird and Anointevi 
 
 13. 2. how long shall I take c. in my soul r 
 71 . 10 . that wait for my soul, take c. together 
 Jsa. 8. 10. take c. and it shall come to nought 
 
 16. 3. taker, execute judgment, make thy shadow 
 30. 1. woe to children that take c. but not of me 
 
 45. 21. tell ye, v'ea let them take c. together 
 
 COUNSEL, ED. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.23. which Ahithophel c. in those days 
 
 17 . 47 . that Ahithophel hath c. is not good 
 11. 1 c. that all Israel be gadiered unto thee 
 15. thus and thus Ahithophel c. and thus I c. 21. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. + 16. God hath c. to destroy thee 
 .Job 26. 3. how hast thou c. him tliat hath no wisdom 
 Psal.it2.kS. 1 will f. thee, mine eves shall beonthee’ 
 Eccl. 8.2. 1 c. thee to keep the king> commandment 
 Rev. 3.18.1 c. thee to huv of me gold tried in fire 
 COUNSELLOR. 
 
 2 Sam. 15.12. Ahitiiophel. David’s c. 1 Chr. 2~. .3;}. 
 
 1 Citron. 26. 14. for /echariah his .son, a wise c. 
 
 27 . 32. Jonathan, David's uncle, was ac. a .scribe 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 3. Athaliah was his c. to do vvickedly 
 Isa. 3. 3. I/ini taketh away the c. and artificer 
 
 9.6. his name shall be called Wonderful. C. 
 
 40. 13. or who being his c. hath taught him 
 41.28. for 1 beheld [and there was no man. n/^- 
 Mic. 4 . 9 . is there no kingin tliee ' is thy c. perished 
 Nah. 1. 11. there is come out of thee a wicked c. 
 Mark 1.5. 43. Joseph an honourable r. I.uke^. 50. 
 Rom. 11.34. who known mind of L. who been his c. T 
 
cou 
 
 COUNSELLORS. 
 
 2 CliT. 22. 4. they were his c. after his father’s death 
 Ezra 4. 5. they hired c. against them, to frustrate 
 
 7. 14. as thou art sent ot tlie kina', and liis seven c. 
 28. extended mercy to me before the king and c. 
 
 8. 25. gold, -which the king and his c. had offered 
 Job 3. 14. been at rest with kings and c. of the earth 
 
 12. 17. leadeth f. away spoiled, makes judges fools 
 Psal. 119. 24. thy testimonies are my delight and c. 
 Prov. 11. 14. in the multitude off. is safety, 24. 6. 
 12. 20. deceit in heart, but to the c. of peace is joy 
 15. 22. in the multitude of c. they are established 
 Isa. 1. 2<i. I will restore thy c. as at the beginning 
 
 19. 11. counsel of wise c. of Pharaoh is brutish 
 Dan. ,3. 24. said to his c. did we not cast three men 
 27- the king's c. being gathered, saw these men 
 4 .36. my c. and my lords sought unto me 
 
 6. 7- all the c. and the captains have consulted 
 COUNSEL.S. 
 
 Job .37. 12. and it is turned round about by his c. 
 Psal. 5. 10. O God, let them fall by their own c. 
 
 81. 12. and they walked in their own c. 
 
 Prov. 1. 5. man of understand, shall attain to wise c. 
 12. 5. but the c. of the wicked are deceit 
 22. 20. have not I written excellent things in f. ? 
 Jsa. 25. 1. thy f. of old are faithfulness ami truth 
 47. 1.3. are wearied in the multitude of thy c. 
 
 Jer. 7. 24. walked in the c. of their evil heart 
 Hos. 11. 6. devour them, because of their own c. 
 Mic. 6. 16. ye walk in the c. of the house of Ahab 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. will make manifest the c. of the heart 
 COUNT. 
 
 Exod. 12. 4. shall make your c. for the lamb 
 COUNT, Verb. 
 
 Lev. 2.3.15. c. from the morrow after the sabbath 
 25. 27 . let him c. the years of the sale, 52. % 
 
 Eum.l?,. 10. who can f. the dust of .lacob 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 16. c. not me for a daughter of Eelial 
 Job 19. 15. and my maids v. me fora stranger 
 
 31. 4. doth not he see my ways, c. all my steps.’ 
 Psal. 87.,6. the Lord shall c. when he writeth 
 139. It^ if 1 c. them, they are more than the sand 
 22. 1 hate them, I c. them mine enemies 
 Mic. 6.11. shall 1 c. them pure with wicked balances 
 Jets 20. 24. neither c. 1 my life dear to myself 
 P/nl. .3.8.1 c. all things loss, and do c.them butdung 
 13.1 c. not myself to have apprehended, but this'’ 
 
 2 L/iess.l. 11. God would c.you worthy ofthis callin 
 3.15. c. him not as an enemy, but admonish him 
 
 1 Tim. 6.1. c. their masters worthy of all honour 
 Philem. I7. if thou c. me a partner, receive him 
 Jam. 12. c. it joy when ye fall into temptations 
 
 6.11. behold, Ave c. them happy Avhich endure 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1.3. as they that c. it pleasure to riot in day 
 .3. 9. Lord IS not slack, as some men c. slackness 
 
 Eev. 13. 18. let him c. the number of the beast 
 COUNTED. 
 
 Gen.. 15. 6. Abram believed, and he c. it to him for 
 righteousness, Ps. 106. .31. Pom. 4. 3, Gal 3 6 
 
 30. 3 . 3 . the sheep that shall be c. stolen Avith me 
 
 31. 15. are Ave not c. of him strangers sold us 
 1 K niffs 3.8. that cannot be numbered or c. for mult 
 l Cliron.21. 6. but Levi and Benjamin c. lie not 
 Eeh. 13. 13. for they Avere c. faithful, office Avas 
 Job 18. 3. Avherefore Ave are c. as beasts and vile 
 
 41. 29. darts are c. as stubble, laugheth at shaking 
 Psal. 44. 22. we are c. as sheep for the slaughter 
 88. 4. I am c. Avith them that go down to the pit 
 Prov. 17.28. even afool,Avhen he holdeth his peace 
 IS c. Avise, and he thatshutteth his lips is a man 
 p. 14. rising early, it shall be c. a curse to him 
 Jsa. 5. 28. their liorses’ hoofs shall be c. like flint 
 
 32. 15. and the fruitful field be c. for a forest 
 
 33. 18. where is he that c. the toAvers ? 
 
 40.15. the nations are c. as small dust of balance 
 
 17 . all nations are c. to him less than nothing- 
 Dos. 8. 12. but they were c. as a strange thing 
 Jblat. 14. 5. they c. him as a prophet, Mark 11. 32 
 l.uke2^. 3b. her. worthy to escape these things 
 Jets 0 . 41. rejoicing that they were c. Avorthy 
 19 . 19. they burned their books, and e. the price 
 Aoot. 2. 26. nncircuinnsion be c. for circumcision 
 4.5. to him behevetli, his faith is c. for righteous. 
 
 9.8. but the children of promise are c. for the seed 
 „ iX, Avere gain, those I e. loss for Christ 
 
 i l/'W. 1. 5. be c. worthy of the kingdom of God 
 enabled me, for that he c. me faithful 
 5. U- let elders be c. Avorthy of double honour 
 Jieb. -3. .3. this man was c. worthy of more glory 
 
 7 . b. he Avhose descent is not c. from them 
 
 10. 29. hath c. blood of the covenant unholy thing 
 See Account nil. 
 
 COUNTF/l II, ING. 
 
 Job 19. 11. he c. me as one of his enemies, 3.3 10 
 r / • 1: V.: by one, to find out tlie account 
 
 Lake 14. .8. silteth not down first, and c. the cost 
 .„ COUNTENANCE 
 
 I ’ 1 ?ani. 16. 7. 
 
 D’re, favour, and affection, Gen. 31. 5. [31 
 Ppohtiiess, j'esticity, or alacrity, Dan. 5. 6. [41 
 ^od s love and favour, manife.ned by the yraces 
 ani/ leiiejits -uJitch he bestoivs tipen his people, 
 rsai. 4. 6. Because men by their countenance 
 aiscover thetr anger, or love; hence it is that 
 rchen u ts attributed to God, zvho is said some¬ 
 times to htt up tlie light of his coimfenance 
 his people, at other times to hide his face, or 
 countenance, it signifies either his grace and 
 Jaiour, or his anger, or displea'urc. 
 
 was verA- wroth, and his c. fell 
 Avas good of r. a virgin 
 
 31.2. .lacob beheld the c. of l.aban, and behold 
 at™ G “’’it if is not toward me 
 
 fw''’ff ”1’ i'iS' - upon thee 
 Ji!dn'i^'t\ "ill.,'’'ins' a nation of tierce c. 
 
 13. 6. his c. Avas like the c. of an angel 
 iR i”', i lannah, her c. Avas no more sad 
 10. (. lock not on his c. or the lieieh.t of his stature 
 beautitiilc. if. 42. 
 
 0 v' ~ 14. 27. 1 ainar of a fair c. 
 
 2ifl^.2.3^t21. he slew an Egyptian, a man of c. 
 
 * 0. t 1. Naaniau Avas a man lifted up in c. 
 
 COU 
 
 2 Kings Q. 11 . he settled hisc. stedfastly on Hazael 
 Neh. 2. 2. why IS thy c. sad, seeing thou art not sick - 
 .3. Avhy should not my c. be sad, Avhen the city 
 Jo3]4. 20. thou changest his c. and sendesthim aAA ay 
 29 . 24. and the light of my c. they cast not down 
 Psal. 4. 6 . Lord, lift up the light of thy c. upon us 
 
 10. 4. the Avicked, thro' pride o'f c. will not seek G. 
 
 11. 7- righteous Ld. his c. doth behold the upright 
 21. 6 . thou hast made him glad Avith thy c. 
 
 42. 5. I shall yet praise him for the help of his c. 
 11. Avho is the health of my c. and my God, 43. 5 
 44. 3. but the light of thy c. did save them 
 80. 16. they perish at the rebuke of thy c. 
 
 89. 15. shall Avalk, G Lord, in the light of thy c. 
 
 90. 8 . hast set our secret sins in the light of thy c 
 Prov. 15. 13. a merry heart maketh a clieerful c 
 
 16. 15. in the light of the king's c. is life 
 25. 23. so doth the angry c. a backbiting tongue 
 27 . 17 . so a man sharpeneth the c. of his friend 
 heel. 7 . 3. by sadness of c. the heart is made better 
 haiM. 14. let me see thy c. thy c. is comely 
 5. 15. his c. is as Lebanon, excellent as cedars 
 Isa. 3.13. I .cnl doth take away man eminent in c. 
 
 9. the shew ot their c. doth Avitness against them 
 Ezek. 27 . 35. they shall be troubled in their c. 
 
 JJain 5. 6. then king's c. was changed, and thoughts 
 8. 23. a king of tierce c. shall stand up 
 
 6. 16. be not as the hypocrites, of a sad c. 
 
 28. .3. his c. AA’-as like lightning, Ijuke 9. 29. 
 
 Acts 2. 28. shaft make me full of joy with thy c 
 ‘Ipor. 3. 7 . could not behold Moses tor glorv of his c. 
 Pev. 1. 16. and his c. Avas as the sun shin'eth 
 See Changku. 
 COUNTENANCE. 
 
 Exod. 23. 3. nor shaft thou c. a poor man in his cause 
 COUNTliNANCES. 
 
 Dan. 1.13. then let our c. be looked upon before thee 
 15. their c. appeared fairer and fatter in flesh 
 COUNTERVAIL 
 
 COU 
 
 Esth. 7. 4. though enemy could not c. king’s damage 
 ^ COUNTRY. 
 
 Gen. 19. 28. and lo, the smoke of the c. Ai-ent up 
 24. 4._ but thou shaft go to my c. and my kindred 
 29. 26. Laban said, it must not be so done in our c. 
 .30. 25. send me away, that I may go to my c. 
 
 34. 2. Shechem the prince of the c.^saAv her 
 42. .3.3. the man, the Lord of the c. sairl unto us 
 JSum. 15.13. all born in the c. shall do these things 
 32. 4. the c. Avhich the Lord smote before Israel" 
 JJeut. 26. .3. I am come into the c. L. sv\ are to "ive 
 Josh. 2. 2. there came men to search out the c. .3.” 
 
 7- 2. .Toshua sent, saying, go up and vieAv the c. 
 Judg. 11. 21. Israel possessed the land of that c'. 
 
 16. 24. our enemy and the destroyer of our c. ' 
 
 B nth 1. 2. and they came into the c. of Moab' 
 
 22. Avho returned out of the c. of Moab 
 2 Sam. 15. 23. all thy c. Avept Avith a loud voice 
 ~1. 14. bones of Saul buried they in c. of Benjamin 
 
 1 Kings 20. 27. but the Syrians tilled the c. 
 
 2 Kings ,3. 20. and the c. was filled Avith Avater 
 i.ffl.l .7.3’our c. is desolate, your cities burnt Avith fire 
 20. t6. the inhabitants ofthis c. shall say 
 
 22.18. he Avill toss thee like a ball in a large c. 
 
 Jer. 22.10. he shall not return, nor see his native c 
 31. 8. behold I will bring them from the north c. 
 48. 21. and judgment is come upon the plain c 
 
 50. 9. cause an assembly to come from the north c 
 
 51. + 49. at Babylon fall the slain of all the c 
 Ezeif. 20. .38. 1 will bring them forth out of the c 
 
 25. 9. glory of thee. Pethjeshi-moth, I aal meon' 
 47. 22. they shall be to you as born in tlie c. 
 
 Jonah 4. 2. my saying, Avhen 1 Avas yet in my c. 
 Mic. 1. -t 11 the inhabitant of 0 . of flocks came not 
 ^ spread abroad his fame in all that c 
 Mark 5. 10. that he -Avoiild not send them cut of c. 
 
 14. told it in the city, and in the c. l.uke 8. .34. 
 Luke 15. 15. he joined himself to a citizen of thatc. 
 Acts 12. 20. because their c. Avas nourished bv k.’s c 
 27. 27. shipmen deemed they drew near to some c.' 
 Heb. 11.9. sojourned in land of prom, as in stranoe c 
 
 14. they declare plainly that they seek a o. 
 
 15. and truly if they had been mindful of that c 
 
 16. noAV they desire a better c. that is an heavenly 
 
 Far COUNTitY. 
 
 Josh. 9. 6. they said. Ate be come from a/«r c. 9. 
 
 1 Kingsfb. 41. out ot nf'arc. for thy sake, 2 Chr. 6 .32. 
 .w Kz7igs ^0. 14. Hezekiah said, tiif'v aie come from 
 n ^ffT'ar c. even from Babylon, Isa. 39. 3. 
 
 Prov. 25. 2.5. so is good news from a far c. 
 
 Isa. 13. 5. trom afar c. to destroy the Avhole land 
 46. n. man that executeth my counsel from far c. 
 Jer. 4.16. publish, that Avatchers come from nfar c 
 8. 19 . because of them that dwell in a far c. 
 
 Mat. 21.3.3. househd. Avent into a fare. A! ark'[2.. 1. 
 25.14. kingd. of heaven is as a man trav. miofar c. 
 Luke 15. 13. younger son took his iouriiey into fat c 
 Gun COUNTRY. 
 
 f,ev. 16. 29 . Avhetherone of your o. c. I 7 . 15.1 24 
 1 Kings 10.13. she turned and went to hex oicn'c" 
 11. 21. let me depart, that 1 may go to my oun c. 
 22. .36. a proclamation every man to his oun c. 
 Jer. 51. 9. let us go every one into hisea'?/. c. 
 
 Mat. 2. 12. they departed into their c.-m c. 
 
 13. . 57 . save in his ozen c. IMark 6. 4. l.vl.e 4. 24. 
 Mark 6.1. he went thence and came into his omi c. 
 John 4. 44. a prophet hath no honour in hisoa'^i c 
 7//5r COUNTRY. 
 
 Oen. 12. 1. Abram, getthee outof flrtsj 3 
 
 32. 9. return to thy c. and to thy kind. 1 will deal 
 Aum. 20. 17. Ictus pass, 1 inay thee, thro’ tin/ c. 
 .Jonah 1.8. what IS thy r. ' of Avhat people art tiiou ’ 
 Luke 4. 2.3. heard done in Capern. do here in thu c 
 COCNfRY VILLAGES. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 18. both of femeil cities and c. villages 
 C'OUN'I HYMEN. 
 
 ^ 'VI ' ill in perils i)y mine own r. 
 
 1 1 hess. 2.11. ye haA e siifu red like ihincs of your c. 
 
 COU M R IKS. 
 
 Gen.2(). .3. to thee and tliy seed Avill I give these c. 4. 
 41. , 57 . all c. came into t gypt to .losepli to luiy corn 
 
 2 A mgs 18. .35. u ho among all c. that have <1(1 ivered 
 1 Chr. 22.5. house of fame and glory tlironghout c. 
 
 2 Chr on. 20. 29. the fear of God was on all those e. 
 Lzr.i 3,3. tear on t hem, because of people of those c 
 4. 20. mighty kings AvhohaA'e rule<l over all c. 
 Psal. 110. 6. he shall Avound the heads over nianv c 
 ttar all yeotfar c. gird yourseUes 
 Jer. 23. 3. I aviH gather the remnant of 1113' flock out 
 ot all c. and bring them again, 8. | .32 .37 
 .-8. 8. the prophets prophesied against many <’■. 
 
 A ^ . 'd‘''oset.)erusalcm in midst of the c. 
 
 0. she hath changed my statutes more than thee. 
 
 shalllie scattered through the c. 
 
 il. lfa. tlm 1 havescattered them among the c. A^et 
 1 'vvill he to tliem as a little smictnary in the c 
 17. 1 Avill assemble you out of the r. 20. 34, 41 
 22. 4. I have made thee a mocking to all c. 
 
 ’0 ^**00 to perish out or the o. 
 
 0 = , • f.."'"*. ‘‘’sjierse them through the c. 36 19 
 35. 10. thou ha.st said, these two c. shall benuue 
 Dan. 11. 40, he shall enter into the c. and overfloAv 
 41. many c. shall heoverthrown, hutthe.se escane 
 42 he shall slTetdi fortt. his hand upon fftfr ‘ 
 Zech. 10.9. and they shall remember me in fare 
 Luke 21. 21. let not them that are in the c. enter 
 „ CO UP I.E. 
 
 13. 6. let Tamar make me a c. of cakes 
 16. 1, Xiba met David Avith a c. of asses saddled 
 Jsa. 21.7. he saAv^a^hariot Avith a c. of horsemen, 9. 
 
 Exod. 26.^6. thou shaft c. the curtains Avith taclies, 9. 
 11. sliait make tachestor. tent togetlier. 36. 18 
 39. 4. made shoM^e^r- pieces to c. ephod togetlier 
 
 Exod. 26. 3. the fiA'e curtains bee. 36. 10, 13, 16 
 10. in the edge of the curtain Avhich e. the second 
 24. the two boards shall be e. together, ,36. 29. 
 
 39. 4. b3' the two edges Avas it c. together 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 2. your chaste conversation c. Avith fear 
 COUPLING. 
 
 Exod. 25. 4. make l<Aops frpm seh'edge in e. 36. 11. 
 4. likewise make in c. of the second, 36. 11, 12. 
 
 10. one curtain that is outmost in the e. .36. I?".' 
 
 28. 27. over-against the other c. tlierecf, 39 «0 ' 
 COUPLINGS. 
 
 2 Chr, 34.11. to buy heAvn stone and timber for c 
 
 ^ , COURAGE. 
 
 .Topi 2.11. nor did there remain anymore c. in any 
 2 Lhron. 15. 8. he took c. and put aAvay the idols 
 
 19.111. take c. and do, and Loi d be witli the "mod 
 Jsa. 44. -t 14. Avhich he taketh c. for himself 
 JFm. 11. 25. shall stir up his c. ag. king of south 
 Acts 23. 15. Avhen Paul saw thanked God, took c 
 Good COURAGE. 
 
 Aum. 1.3.20. be ye of good c. and bring the fruit 
 Deut. 31. 6. be strong, and of good c. fear not, 7 03 
 Josh. 1.6, 9,18. I 10. 25.1 'Chron. 22. 13. | 28. 2i). 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 12. be of good c. let us play the men, 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 13. J-'.zralO. 4. Isa. 41. 6. 
 
 1 sal. 27.14. Avait on Lord, be ot good c. and he shall 
 strengthen thine heart, Avait on Lord, 31 24 
 
 COURAGE,OUS. 
 
 Josh. 1. 7. be thou strong ancl c. 23. 6. 2 Chr. 32. 7. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 28. fear not, be c. and be valiant 
 Amos 2. 16. he that is c. among migh. shall fleeawav 
 
 COURAGEOUSLY. 
 
 2 Chr. 19.11. deal c. and L. shall be Aviththe good 
 COUI-LSE 
 
 Signifies, [1] 77iat race which is prescribed us to 
 run and follow, 2 Tim. 4. 7. [2] Grdcr or turn, 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 11. [3] Manner or way, Eph. 2. 2. 
 [4] Progress and success, 2 'J hess. .3. 1. [5] j 
 
 voyage, Acl.^ 21 .'J. [6J The gospel-ministry, Ac\ji 
 13. 25. 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 1. the chief fathers of every c. 24,000 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 11. the priests did not then Avail by c. 
 hzrn3. 11. they sung tC/gether by c. in jn aising 
 Psal. 82. 5. all the foundations of earth are out of c. 
 Jer. 8. 6. eA;ery one turned to his c. as the horse 
 
 23. 10. their c. is evil, and their force is not right 
 Jnike 1. 5. Xacharias was of the c. of Abiah 
 
 8. Avhile he executed in the order of hisc. 
 
 Acts 13. 25. and as .(ohn fulfilled his c. he said 
 16.11. came Avifli straigl.t c.to Samothracia, 21.1. 
 
 20. 24. that I might finish my c. Avitli joy 
 
 21. 7. Avhen Ave liad finished our c. from Tyre 
 
 ^ n’V ■ tl'rce, and that by c. 
 
 2 J hess. 3. 1. that Avord of the I.ord may have free c. 
 
 2 J tm. 4. 7. I have finished my c. kept the faith 
 Jam. 3. 6. the n.ngue setteth on lire tl'.ec. of nature 
 Watek-Cour.se. See Water. 
 COUILSES. 
 
 Judg. 5. 20. the stars in their c. fought against Si?.era 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 6. I'avid divided the I.evites into c. 
 
 2 Chron J3.\4. Solomon appointed the c. of the i)riests 
 23. 8. tor .lelioiada the pri('st dismiswd not the c. 
 
 31.2. Ilezekiali apixjinted the c. of tliepriests 
 
 .■15. 10. and the Uevites stood in their c. 
 
 Ezra 6. 18. they set the I .evites in their c. for service 
 COURI, 
 
 Zn Jlebrew C hazer, is an entiance into a palace or 
 house, Esih. 6. 4,5. The great couils betonring 
 to the temple were three ; the fir t called the (iiui t 
 of the Cientiles, because the (Jentiles were alh ic¬ 
 ed to enter sd far, and no farther. The .•‘• ionit- 
 called the court of Israel, because all the Isiael- 
 ites, if purified, had a right of adniis.di.n. The 
 third court was that of the Priests, zrh, re the 
 altar of burnt offerings stood, and where thu 
 Priest.5 .'/?«/ I evites cj'crc?<c<t their iiiii,i.\<ry. If 
 signifies///c c/w/c/i of Christ, Xecli. 3. 7. Also 
 the false churrh, Kca . 11.2. 
 i'Tw/. 27. 9. thou .sliidt make thee, of the tahern. 
 shall lie hangings for the r. 35. 17-1 3!!. 9. | :;y. U) 
 
 12. breadth of (he c. 13. || 18. b ngth of the c. 
 
 19. all the pins of the c. .35. 18. || ;}H. 2o, 31. 
 
 40. 8. and thou slialf set up the c. round nlxnU 
 l.ev. 6. 16. in the c. of thefahernai h*shall eat it, 26 
 2 Sam. 17. 18. a-man A<l',ieh had a well in lose 
 2 K ingsCO. 4. al'ore Isaiah Ava.sgone info middli-r. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .5. .lehosliaphat stood lietore the neAvc. 
 21.21. they st<.ned /echariah in c. of I or.i's liciuse 
 2‘>. 16. brought out the iiiu b anness into the c. 
 
 Lsth.5. 1. Esther stood in the inner c.ot king's liouee 
 
 G 
 
 bo 
 
C RE 
 
 C R O 
 
 C RE 
 
 Esth. 6. 4. and the kinjr said, who is in the c.? 
 
 5. servants said, behold 1 lainan standeth in the c. 
 
 Jsa 31. 13. habitation of dragons, and a c. tor owls 
 .35. 1 7. sliall be a c. for reeds and rushes 
 Jer. It). 14. .lereiniah stood in the c. or Lord s liouse 
 26. 2. stand in the c. ot tlie I ord s house and speak 
 32* 2. and .lereiniali the prophet was shut up in tlie 
 c. of the prison, .3.3. l.j 31). 15. 
 
 .38.6. tliey cast lereiniah into the dungeon in tlie r. 
 Ezek’s. 7- he brouglit me to the door ot the c. Iti. 
 it). 3. tlie mnii went in, the cloud tilled tlie, inner c. 
 
 4()! 17. he brought me into outward c. 42. 1. 1 46. 21. 
 
 28. he brought me to the inner c. and measured 
 43. 5. the Spirit lirought me into the inner c. 
 
 45. ly. pnt blood upon the gate of the inner c. 
 
 46. 21. in everv corner of the c. there was a c. 
 
 Amos 7. 13. king’s chapel, and it is the king's c. 
 
 Acts 16.1 ly. they drew Paul and ^-ilas into the r. 
 
 17.122. Paul stood in midst ofr. ofthe Areopagites 
 Id. t 38. the c. days are kept, there me (leputies 
 jyiil. 1.1 13. my bonds are manifest in Ca'sar s c. 
 licv 'll 2. the c. without the temple, leave out 
 
 couurs. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 5. Manasse.h built altars tor all the host 
 of heaven in the two t. 2 V-hron. 3.3. 5. 
 2.3. 12. altars ii. the two c. .losiah brake down 
 1 Chron. 23. 28. their ollice was to wait in the c. 
 
 28. 6. Solomon shall build my house and my c, 
 
 ~12. David gave .Solomon the pattern ot the c. 
 
 £ citron. 2.3. 5. all the people shall be in the c. 
 
 Psal. 65.4. approach to thee, that he (1 well 111 thy c. 
 
 84. 2. my soul fainteth for the c. ot the Lord 
 92.13. they shall flourish in the c. pt our (fod 
 96. 8. bring an offering and coine into lus c. 
 
 100. 4. enter into his c. with praise, be thanktul to 
 116. ly. pay my vows in the c. of the Lord spouse 
 
 I. 35. 2. ye that stand in the r. otthe house ot (lOd 
 J.sYi.'l. 12. who hath required this to tread my c. : 
 
 62! 9. they shall drink it in thee, of my holiness 
 Elek. 9. 7. and fill the c. with the slain, go ye forth 
 Zedi.'^h. thou shalt judge, my house, and keep niy c 
 Luke7 25. they that live delicately are in king sc. 
 COLJIirKDlJS. 
 
 1 Pet 3.8. love as brethren, be pitiful, be c. 
 
 COUKIEOUSLV. 
 
 Acts 27. .3. .lulius c. entreated Paul and gave liberty 
 28 7. Publius received us and lodged us 3 days c. 
 COURTlFdl. 
 
 Tohn 4. + 46. there was a certain c. whose son was 
 COCSIN. 
 
 Luke 1. 36. thy c. Elisabeth hath conceived a son 
 COU.SIN.S. 
 
 Luke 1. 58. her neighbours and c. heard how L. 
 COW. 
 
 Lev. 22.28. whether c. or ewe, ye shall not kill it 
 Kum. 18. 17. firstling of a c. thou shalt not redeem 
 Job 21. 10. t'iieir c. calveth, and casteth not her calf 
 Jjfl. 7.21. a man nourish a young c. and two sheep 
 
 II. 7. anil the c. and the bear shall feed, lioipeat 
 Ezek. 4. 15. 1 have given thee c. dung tor man's 
 Amos 4. 3. every c.^at that which is before her 
 
 CRACKLlNCx. . 
 
 Eccl 7. 6. as c. of thorns under a pot, so is laughter 
 CRACKNELsi. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 3. take with thee ten loaves and c. 
 
 CRAFl'. 
 
 Dan. 8. 25. thro’ his policy shall cause r. to prosper 
 Mark 14.1. take him by c. and put him to death 
 Acts 18. 3. because he was of the same c. abode wnth 
 19. 25. ye know that by this c. we have wealth 
 27. so that not only this our c. is in danger 
 Rev 18 "2. no craftsman, of whatsoever c. he be 
 CRAETILY. 
 
 Judo. 9. t 31. he sent messengers to Abimelech c. 
 CRAFTIhJ LSS. 
 
 Job 5.1.3. he takefh the wise in their c. 1 Cor. .3.19. 
 Luke 20. 23. but he perceived their c. and said 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. not walking in c. nor handling the word 
 Enh. 4. 14. we be no inore carried by cunning c. 
 
 CRAF'JA'. 
 
 Job 5. 12. he disappointeth the devices ot the c. 
 
 15. 5. and thou choosestthe tongue ot the c. 
 
 Psal. 83. 3. have taken c. counsel against thy people 
 2 Cor. 12. 16. being c. 1 caught you with guile 
 CRAFLSMATs. 
 
 Deut. 27. 15. the work of the hands of the c. 
 
 Rev 18 22. no c. shall be found any more in thee 
 C RAPES MEN. 
 
 2 Kings 24.14. carried away all the c. and smiths, 16. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 14. of Charashnn, for they were c. 
 
 Kelt. 11. 35. Lod and Ono, the valley of c. 
 
 JIos. 13. 2. molten images, all ot it the work of c. 
 Acts 19. 24. Demetrius brought no small gain to c. 
 38. if the c. have a matter against any' man 
 CRAC. 
 
 Job 39. 28. the eagle abideth on the c. of the rock 
 CRAN E. 
 
 Jsa. .38. 14. like a r. or swallow so did I chatter 
 Jer. 8. 7. c. and swallow observe the time of coming 
 CRASHING. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 10. there shall be a great c. from the lulls 
 CRAVED. 
 
 MarklJ). 43. Joseph went in, and c. the body’of Jesus 
 CRAVE'l'H. 
 
 Prov. 16. 26. labours for himself, his mouth c. it 
 CRFAIE 
 
 Signihes, [1] To make out of nothing, to bring being 
 out of non-mtitg, Gen. 1. 1. [2] To change the 
 form, state, and situation of matter, which is 
 wholly indisposed for such a chaneje, and requires 
 as great power as to make out cj nothing, (len. 
 1. 21. 1 2. 19. [3] To give and work grace where 
 it is not, Eph. 2. 10. [4] To cleanse the heart 
 
 more and more from its natural corruption by the 
 power of sanctifying grace, Psal. .51. 10. 
 
 Kum. 16, +30.butif the Lord c. a creature 
 Psal. 51.10 c. in me a clean heart, O God, renew 
 Jsa. 4. .5. f. on every dwelling place of Zion a cloud 
 45. 7. I form the light and c. darkness, I c. evil 
 .57. 19. 1 c. the fruit of the lips, peace to him 
 65. 17. behold, 1 c. new heavens and a new earth 
 18. be glad and rejoice for ever in that which 1 c. 
 
 84 
 
 CREATED. 
 
 Gen. 1.1. in the beginning God c. heaven ana earth 
 21. Goil c. great whales and every living creature 
 27. so God c. man in his own image, in the image 
 of God, male and female c. he them, j. 2. 
 2. .3. in it he had rested from all he c. and made 
 6 7. lAird said, 1 will destroy man whom 1 haver. 
 Deut. 4. 32. since the day God c. man on the earth 
 Psal. 89. 12. the north and south thou ha.st c. them 
 102.18. iieople which shall bee.shall praise Ixird 
 104'. 30. thou sendest forth thy Sjiirit, they are c. 
 14il. 5. for lie commanded, and they were c. 
 
 Jsa. 4i). 26. behold who hath r. tliese things _ 
 
 41 20 and the holy One of Israel hath c. it 
 42'. .5. saith the Lord, he thatc. the heavens 
 4.3.1. the J,. thatc. thee, O .lacob, and formed thee 
 
 7. haver, liim for my glory,yea, 1 have inaile him 
 45.8. let the earth open, I the Ixird haver, it 
 
 12 1 have made the earth, and c. man upon it 
 18. he hath established it, he r. it not 111 \ am 
 48. 7. they arc r. now, and not from the beginning 
 5l! 16. 1 have c. the smith, I have r. the waster 
 Jer. 31.22. for the ixird hath c. a new thing 111 earth 
 Ezek. 21. 30.1 will judge thee where thou waste. 
 
 2ti. 1.3. prepared in the day that tlioii wast r. 
 
 15. wast perfect from the day that thou wast r. 
 Mai. 2.10. ha' e one father, hath not one God r. us 
 Mark 13.19. from beginning of creat. which God r. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.9. neither was the man c. tor the woman 
 Eph. 2.10.we are his workmanship r. in Clirist lesus 
 .3. 9. hid in God, who r. all things by Jesus Christ 
 4. 24. the new man, after God r. in righteousness 
 Col. 1.16. for by him were all things c. in heaven 
 all things were r. by him, and tor him 
 .3.10. new man after tlie image ot him thatr. him 
 1 Tim. 4. .3. from meats, which God r. to be. received 
 Rev 4. 11. thou art worthy, for thou hast r. all 
 things, and for thy pleasure they are, and were r. 
 
 10 6 whoc.heaveii and the. things that therein are 
 
 CRlsAlEl'll. 
 
 Amos 4. 13. he that r. the wind, the Lord is his name 
 C REAL ID N. 
 
 Mark. 10.6. from the r. God made male and female 
 13.19. as was not from the beginning ot the r. 
 Jiom. 1.20. things of him from the c. are clearly seen 
 
 8. 22. for we know that the whole r. groaneth 
 
 o. x-.;. iui wc ....... ..... .. ..— .. - 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 4. things continue as they were Iroin the r. 
 Rev .3 14. the Amen, the beg inning ot the c. ot God 
 CREATOF 
 
 Eccl. 12.1. remember thy c. in the davs ot thy youth 
 La 40 28. the Lord, the r. of the ends of the earth 
 43’ 15 I am the Lord, the r. of Israel,-your king 
 Rom. 1. 25. who served the creature more than thee. 
 
 1 Pet 4 19 to him in well-doing as to a faithful r. 
 
 ■ ■ CREAFURE. 
 
 Gen. 1. 20. let waters bring forth the moving r. 
 
 J.ei 11 46. this is the law of every r. that moveth 
 Kum. 16. + SO. if the T.ord create a new c. 
 
 Mark 16.15. iireachthe gospel to every r. Col.}. 23. 
 Rom. 8.19. tlie earnest e.'ipectation ot the r. waiteth 
 20 for the r. was made subject to vanity 
 21! the c. shall be delivered from the. bondage 
 + 22. that every r. groaneth and travaileth in pain 
 sg.'nor any c. shall be able to separate us 
 
 2 Cor. 5.17. if any man be in Christ, he is a new r. 
 Gal. 6. 15. nor uncircumcision, but a new r. 
 
 Col. 1.15. who is the first-born of every r. . 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 4. for ever3’ r. of God is good, if it be 
 Jleh. 4.1.3. nor is there an^' c. that is not manitest 
 iJrr.5.13.every r.in hea' enheard I, saying,blessing 
 
 Living CRF.A'IURE. 
 
 Gen. 1. 21. and God created every living c. 
 
 24. God said, let the earth bring forth the living c. 
 
 2. 19. whatsoever Adam called every living c. 
 
 9. 10. establish my covenant with everj' living c 
 
 12. the token between me and every living c. l.i. 
 Xrr. 11. 46. the law of every living c. that moveth 
 Ezek 1. 20. spiritof6i'/7,-<7c. was within, 21. 1 10.17- 
 
 iu 15. the living c. that 1 saw by river Chebar, 20. 
 
 CREATURES, , , , ^ , 
 
 Jsa 13. 21. their houses shall be full of doleful r. 
 Jam. 1.18. should be a kind of lirst-truifs pt hisr. 
 Rev. 8. 9. a third part of the c. m the sea died 
 LW CREATURES. 
 
 Ezek. 1.5. came the likeness of tour living c. 
 
 13. it went up and down among the living c. 
 
 14. living c. ran, and returned as lightning 
 
 15. as 1 beheld/irffifli c. oi.ie wheel hy living c. 
 19. when the living c. went, the wheels vvent 
 
 3.13. 1 heard noise of the wings of the living c. 
 
 ^ CRF,DITOM. 
 
 Deut. 15. 2. every c. thatlendeth shall release it 
 
 1 Sam. 22.12. everv one that had a r. went to Dayid 
 
 2 Kings 4.1. r. is come to take my two sons bond. 
 
 4. t 7. he said, go, sell the oil, and (lay the r. 
 
 IsukeJ.AX. there was a certain c. who had two debtors 
 CREDITORS. 
 
 Isa. 50. 1. to which of mv r. have I sold you 
 
 CREF.K, S. , , , 
 
 Judg. 5. + 17. Asher continued on the c. and abode 
 Acts 27. 39. they discovered a certain c. with a shore 
 CREEP. 
 
 Lev. 11.31. these are unci, to you among all that c. 
 p.tal. 104. 20. all the beasts of the forest do c. forth 
 2 Tim. 3.6. of this sort are, they who c. into houses 
 CREFPEril. 
 
 Gen. 1.25. G. made every thing that c. 011 earth, ,6. 
 
 + 28. have dominion over every liv. thing that c. 
 30. have given to every thing that r. herb tor 
 7. 8. every thing that c. went in two and two, 14. 
 21. all flesh died of every thing that c. on earth 
 8.17. bring forth with thee every thing that r. 
 
 19. whatsoever r. on the earth went out of ark 
 Lev. 11. 41. everv creeiiing thing that c. on the earth 
 shall be an abomination, 43, 44. I 20. 2.o. 
 Pent. 4.18. likeness of any thing that c. on ground 
 iN«/. 69. + .34. let every thing thatc. praise him 
 CRELPl'NG. 
 
 Gen. 1. + 20. let waters bring forth c. creature 
 26. let them have dominion iiver every c. thing 
 7.14. every c. thing after his kind went into ark 
 Lev. 5.2. touch the carcase of unclean c. things 
 
 lEv. 11.21. yet these may ye eat, of evei y c. thing 
 Gen. 22. 5. or whosoever toiicheth any c. tiling 
 Deut. 14. 19. every c. thing thattlietl. is uncleau 
 1 Kings A. 33. spake of beasts, c. things, and fishes 
 Psal. 104. 25. in the sea are c. thing.x innumerable 
 118. 10. all cattle, c. things praise the Lord 
 Ezek.i\. 10. form ofc. things pourtrayed on wall 
 .38. 20. all c. things shall shake at my presence 
 Jlos.‘t.\^. I will make a covenant with thee, things 
 Mic. 7. + 17. move out of their holes like c. things 
 llab. 1. 14. and inaketh men as the <. things 
 Acts 10. 12. Peter saw c. things and f-wls, 11.6. 
 Rum. 1. 23. into an image made like to c. things 
 ERLPr. 
 
 Jude 4. for there are ceitain^men c. in unawares 
 
 Mat.‘lO. 74 . I know not the man, and immediately 
 the cock c. Mark 14. 68. Luke 22. 6,1. 
 Mark 14. 72. the second time the cock c. John 18. 27. 
 
 C M I E. 
 
 Job .39. 9. will the unicorn abide by thy c. ? 
 
 Prov. 14. 4. where no oxen are the c. is clean 
 Isa. i. 3. and the ass knoweth hio master's c. 
 
 CuiEP,after t.KY. 
 
 CMIM!’-, .S. 
 
 .Job 31.11. this is an heinous c. yea it is an iniq^uity 
 Ezek. 7 . 23. forthe land is full of bloody c. and the 
 Acts ‘25. 16. to answer concerning f. lai.i a‘.;aiiist him 
 cj and not to signify the c. laid against him 
 CR'IMSON. 
 
 Some think that it is the same with scarlet; others 
 that it is of a deeper dye. In the Hebrew it is 
 called l olahat Shani; that is, the double worm, 
 or the worm Shani; as if Shani were the proper 
 name of this worm : In the Arabic it is called, 
 Rennes, or Karines; whence comes the word 
 crimson, because they made use if these little 
 worms to dye this colour. The Kermes is a small 
 round shell, membranous, thin, smooth, and 
 shining ; of a reddish brown colour, mined with a 
 whitish ash colour, about a quarter of an irich 
 diameter, generally divided into two equal cavities, 
 the greatest of which is full of a ta t number of 
 little oval eggs, very red, or vermilion ; and the 
 smaller cavity is full of a k.nd of liquor, which is 
 red likewise, and not much ditJerent from blood. 
 This cod, or shell, grows upon a kind of green 
 oak, that grows only to the height of a shrub. 
 These shrubs are Juund iVt Palestine, iVi Provence, 
 in I.anguedoc, tn Spain, and elsewhere. 'Ihey 
 loosen these cods, or shells, from the leaves to which 
 they are fa .tened, and the worms of which they 
 are full come out of the hole made hy taking them 
 from the leaf; they separate these little animals 
 from the shells with a sieve, and pU them together 
 by pres.sing them lightly, and make them into 
 balls of the bigness of a pullet's egg. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 7. send a man cunning to work in c. 14. 
 3. 14. he made the. vail of blue, c. and line linen 
 Jsa. 1. 18.though your sins be red like c. they shall be 
 Jer. 4. 30. ihougli thou dotliest thyself vvitli c. 
 CRIPPLE. 
 
 ActslA. 8. being a c. from his mother's womb 
 CRiSPING-Pl-NS. 
 
 Isa 3. 22. Lord will take away the mantles and c. 
 CROOK-BACKED. 
 
 Lev. 21.20. a man that is c. shall not approach 
 CROOKED. 
 
 Deut. .32.5. they area perverse and c. generation 
 Judg. 5. + 6. the travellers walked through c. wavs 
 Job 26.13. his hand hath formed the c. serpent 
 Ps. 125. 5. as for such as turn aside to their c. ways 
 Prov. 2.15. whose ways are c. and they fro ward 
 J'.ccl'. 1.15. what is c. cannot be made straight, 7. 13. 
 Isa. 27.1. shall punish Leviathan, that c. serpent 
 40. 4. c. shall be made straight, 42.16. Eide 3. 5. 
 45. 2. I will go and make the c. places straight 
 59. 8. no judgment, they have made theme, paths 
 I.a»i.'3. 9. he Inclosed, he hath made my paths r. 
 Phil. 2.15. the sons ot God, in midst ot a c. nation 
 CllOP. _ , ■ c 
 
 Lev 1.16. shall pluck away his c. with his feathers 
 CROP, I'erb. 
 
 F~ek 17 22. I will c. off’trom the top of his twigs 
 ■ ‘ CROPPED. 
 
 Ezek. 17. 4. he c. oft' the top of his young twigs 
 CR0.8S. 
 
 By the word cross is understood a gibbet made of 
 two pieces of wood put across; whether they cross 
 with right angles at the top as a \ ,or in the mid¬ 
 dle of their length like an A. The cross wai the 
 mniishmcnt cj' the vilest slaves, and was called a 
 servile punisliment: This jriinishment oxir Savtonr 
 underwent. Mat. 27- -35. Phil. 2. 8. J .’us penalty 
 was so common among the Romaiij, ttiut pains, 
 afflictions, troubles, and luiprosperous a,gairs nere 
 called crosses ; and the verb criiciare was u.<ed 
 for all sorts of chastisements, and pains of body 
 and mind. See PlM-SH.vigNT. , , . , 
 
 Our Saviour says often m his go.rnel, tha. he utio 
 would he his disciple, must take uji his cress 
 and follow him. Mat. I6. 24. lie must submit 
 readily to -whatsoever afflictions God lays ui on 
 him, or any suffering that befalls him tn the 
 service of God, even to death itself. _ Cro^ « 
 taken for the whole of Christ s snferings, from 
 his birth to his death, hut especially tho.se upon 
 the tree. Ejili. 2. 16.1 leb. 12. 2. And for the doc¬ 
 trine of the oospcl; that is, of salvation through 
 Christ'crucified, 1 Cor. 1. 18. 
 
 ■who pressed the ohservation of the law of Mo.ses. 
 as necessary to salvation, besides faith ’fi 
 are called enemies of the cross pt t jirist, / hit. 
 3 18 because by such doctrine they did realty op¬ 
 pose and undermine the power and merit of Christ .j 
 passion, and sought to avoid persecution, w/iic/i 
 they would have been exposed to, bad they preached 
 salvation only by_ Christ crucified, as the apostit 
 
 Paul xi'as, C+al. 5. 11. . 
 
 To crucify, is not only taken for putting to 
 death ,m a cross. Mat. 27. .’lo hut also f. 
 subduing and mortifying sm; for breaking thf 
 
CRO 
 
 CRY 
 
 C RU 
 
 strength and suppressing the motions and 
 breakings out of corrupt nature, fJal. 5. C4. 
 'I'hey that are Christ’s have crucified the flesh. 
 Christ's death on the cross has not only merited 
 reconciliation with God, but is also made ef¬ 
 fectual to mortify and subdue the lusts of the 
 Gal. 2. 20. 1 am crucified with Christ. It 
 is said <f them, who for some time have made 
 profession of religion, and afterwards turn apos¬ 
 tates, that they crucify to themselves the Son of 
 God afresh, Ileb. ti. fi. that is, They shew them¬ 
 selves to he of the same (pinion utth those that 
 did crucify Christ, and would do it again, were 
 it in their power. 
 
 The apostle tells the Galatians, that .Tesus Christ 
 had been evidently set forth crucitied among r/iew. 
 Gal. .‘f. 1. They had been as fully and clearly in¬ 
 formed of the nature and design of Christ's suffer¬ 
 ings, as if all had been transacted in their sight. 
 Hat. 10.he that taketh not his c. Take 14. 27. 
 16. 24. let him deny himself, take up his c. and 
 follow me, Mark 8. .“54. | 10.21. Luke 9.2.3. 
 iZ7. 32. they found Simon, him they compelled to 
 hear his r. MarkA^.Hl. Luke‘13. lift. 
 40. saying, if thou be the Son of God, come down 
 from the c. 42. Mark 15. 3o, .32 
 John 19. 17- he bearing hisc. went forth to a place 
 19. Pilate wrote a title, and put it on the e. 
 
 25. there stood by the c. of .lesus his mother 
 .31. bodies should not remain on the c. on sabbath 
 1 Cor. 1. 17. lest c. of Christ he iivade of none effect 
 18. preaching of the c. is to them foolishness 
 Gal. 5. 11. then is the offence of the. c. ceased 
 6. 12. lest they suffer persecution for the c. of Chr. 
 14. God forbid that 1 should t'lory, save in the c. 
 Eph. 2. 16. reconcile both in one body by the c. 
 Phil. 2. 8. he became obedient to the death of the c. 
 
 .3.18. that they are enemies of the c. of Christ 
 Col. 1. 20. having maile peace thro’ the blood of c. 
 
 2.14. and took it out of the way, nailimt it to his c. 
 Ileb. 12.2. for the joy set before him, endured the c. 
 CRO.SS-WAY. 
 
 Obad. 14. nor shouldest thou have stood in the c. 
 CKOUCH. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 36. shall come and c. to him fora piece 
 CROUCH ETII. 
 
 Psal. 10. 10. he c. and humbleth himself, that poor 
 Ciiow, Crowing. See Cock. 
 
 CROWN 
 
 Is properly taken for a cap of state worn on the heads 
 of .sovereign princes, 1 Cnron. 20. 2. But in a 
 figurative setvie it signifies honour, splendour, or 
 dicnity, Lam. 5. 16. I he crown is fallen from 
 Our head. And the apostle says of the Philip- 
 pians, that they were his joy and crown, Phil. 
 4. 1. They were his honour and glory, the great 
 ornament of his ministry, by means whereof they 
 had been converted to Christ. It is used likewise 
 
 1 ^itnccifsc 
 
 for reward, because conquerors in the public games 
 were crowned, 1 Cor. 9. 25. They do it to obtain 
 a corruptible crown, but we an incorruptible; 
 that IS, the wrestlers in those games which are 
 practised among you, contend in order to obtain a 
 wreath, or garland, of flowers, herbs, or leaves, of 
 laurel, olive, and the like ; but we Christians strive 
 for an inheritance incorruptible, undefiled, and 
 that fadeth not away, reserved in heaven for us. 
 St. .lohn, speaking of Christ governing the affairs 
 gt his church, says, that on his head were many 
 crowns, liev. 19. 12. noting his absolute sove¬ 
 reignty, and many triumphs. A crown is a sign 
 of victory, 4. 4. 
 
 The high-priest among the .Tews wore a crown, which 
 girt about his mitre, or the lower part of his bonnet, 
 and was tied behind his head. On the forepart was a 
 plate of gold, with these words engraven on it. Ho 
 Imess to the Lord, Eiod. 28. 30. I 29. 6. A'c.v 
 married men and women wore crowns upon their 
 wedding-day. Cant. .3. 11. The spouse invites her 
 companions to see king .Solomon with the crown 
 irherewith his mother crowned him in the day of 
 his espousals ; and alluding t this custom, it is 
 said, F.zek. 16. 12. that when God entered into 
 coi enant with the .Jewish nation, he put a beauti¬ 
 ful crown upon their head. 
 
 Erod.’lf). 25. snalt make a golden c. to the border 
 29. 6. and put the holy c. upon the mitre 
 3<'. 4. make golden rings to it under the r. .37. 2?. 
 
 39. .30. made the plate of the r. of pure sold 
 Ifv. 8. 9. upon his forefront iie put the holy c. 
 
 the c. of the anointing oil is upon him 
 -,“*"f'^H.12. put the c. ujion .loash, 2 Chr. 23. 11. 
 
 1.11. to brine Vasldi with tlie c. royal 
 ^'e.31..36. surely I would binrl itas a c. tome 
 Psal. 89. .39. thou hast protaiie'l hisc. by casting it 
 1.32.18, but upon himself shall his c. flourish 
 Grer. 4. 9. ac. of glory shall she deliver to thee 
 12.4. a virtuou.s woman is a r. to her husband 
 14. 24. the r. of the wise is their riches 
 16. .31. the hoary head is a c. of glory if found in 
 H. 6. children’s children are the c. of old men 
 24. doth the c. endure to every generation ' 
 Latit. 3. 11. go forth, behold king '^olomon with c. 
 Jia. 28.1. woe to the c. of pride,'to the drunkards 
 ,"• Lord of hosts shall be for a c. of glory 
 
 0^. .3. thou shalt also be a c. of glory in the hand of 
 der. 13 18 the c. ot your glory shall come down 
 21. 26. remove the diadem, take off the r. 
 
 Zec/f. 9. 16. they shall be as the stones of a r. lifted 
 Johuig o.Jesus wearing a c. of thorns, and purple 
 'p- dd it to obtain a corruptible c. 
 
 1 '/■/■ belov. and longed for, my joy and c. 
 
 j; — 19' for what is our liopc, or c. ot rejoicing 
 
 yJim 4. 8. there is laid up for me ar. of righteous. 
 dam. l.^i_. he shall receive c. of life l,ord promised 
 i t 4. ye shall receive a e. of glory fadeth not 
 death, 1 will give a c. of life ’ 
 'T hold that fast, that no man take thy c. 
 o. a c. given to Tiim, and vrent forth conquering 
 V . rr CROWS of gold. 
 
 11. thou shalt make upon it a c. of gold 
 round about, 24.1.30. 3. | 37.2,11, 12, 26. 
 
 Esth. 8. 15. Mordecai went out with a great c. 
 
 \pf gold 
 
 Psal. 21. 3. thou settest a c. of pure goldon his head 
 CROWN, witn head. 
 
 Gen. 49. 26. they shall be on the c. of .Joseph’s head 
 Dent. .3.3.20. tearefh the arm with the c. ot the head 
 2 Aam. 1. 10. 1 took the c. that was upon his head 
 12. .30. took king’s c. from his head, 1 Chr. 20, 2. 
 14. 25. from the sole even to c. of his head. Job 2. 7. 
 Esth. 2.17- the king set the royal c. on her head 
 6. 8. the c. royal which is set upon his head 
 .Job 19. 9. he hath taken the c. from my head 
 Isa. 3.17. f^rd will smite with a scab the c. of head 
 Jer. 2._ 16. have broken the c. of thy head 
 48. 4.5. the c. of the head of the tumultuous ones 
 luim. 5.16. the c. is fallen from our head, woe to us 
 Esek. 16. 12. 1 put a beautiful c. on tliine head 
 Mat. 27. 29. they platted a c. of thorns, and put it 
 on his head, Mark 15. 17. John I9. 2. 
 llev. 12.1. and upon her head a c. of twelve stars 
 14.14. having on his head a golden c. and a sickle 
 (HtOWN, Perh. 
 
 Psal. 5. + 12. with favour wilt thou c. him, as with 
 CROWNED. 
 
 Psal. 8.5. thou hast r. him with glory and honour 
 Prov. 14. 18. the prudent are c. with knowledge 
 Cant. .3.11. the crown wherewith his mother c. him 
 Efah- 3. 17. thy c. areas locusts, and thy captains 
 2 Tim. 2.5. he is not r. except Tie strive lawfully 
 Heb. 2. 9. we see .lesus c. with glory and honour 
 CROWN ED .St. 
 
 Ileb. 2. 7. thou c. him with glory and honour 
 CROWNE.SI. 
 
 Psal. 65. 11. thou c. the 3'ear with th3' goodness 
 CROWN El H. 
 
 Psal. 10.3. 4. who c. thee with loving-kindness 
 CROW N ING. 
 
 Isa. 23. 8. taken counsel against Tyre the c. city 
 CROWN.S. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. + 54. the c. of the house of .Toab 
 Etek.l^. 42. which put beautiful c. ontlieir heads 
 Zech. 6.11. make c. ll 14. the c. shall be to Helem 
 liev. 4. 4. the elders had on their heaiis c. of gold 
 10. and the3' cast their c. before the throne, say ing 
 9. 7. on the locusts’ heads were c. like gold 
 
 12. 3. a red dragon having seven c. on his heads 
 
 13. 1. a beast rise up, having upon his horns ten c. 
 19.12. and on his head were many c. 
 
 CRUCIFY. 
 
 Mat. 20. 19. shall deliver him to Gentiles tor. him 
 2.3.34. some of them ye shall kill, and c.and scourge 
 27. .31. they led him away to c. him, Mark 15. 20. 
 Mark If). 1.3. and they cried out again, c. him, 14. 
 
 27. and with liim they c. two thieves, the one 
 Euke‘13. 21. they cried, c. him, r. him, I9. 6,15. 
 Heb. 6.6. they c. to themselves the Son of God affesh 
 CRUCIFIED. 
 
 Mat.‘16.<l.. Son of man is betrayed to be c.Luke9.A.'t. 
 
 27. 22. they all said unto him, let him be c. 2.3. 
 
 26. Pilate delivered him to be c. .John 19. 16. 
 
 35. c. him and parted his Garments, John 19. 2.3. 
 38. then were there two thieves c. with him, 44. 
 
 Mark 15. 32. I.uke 2.3. .33. John 19. 18. 
 
 28. 5. T know ye seek .1 esus who was r. Mark 16. 6. 
 John 19. 20. for the place where Jesus was c. 41. 
 Acts 2. 23. by wicked hands ye have c. and slain 
 
 .36. made Jesus, whom y'e r. I^ord and C. 4. li). 
 Rom. 6. 6. knowing that our old man is r. with him 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 1,3. is Christ divided was Paul r. for you 
 2.3. we preach C. r. unto the Jews a stumbling 
 
 2. 2. know any thing, save Jesus Ch and him 
 8. they would not have r. the f.ord of glory 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3. 4. for tho’ he was r. through weakness.yet 
 Ga/. 2.20. I am r. with ( hrist. nevertheless, 1 live 
 
 3. 1. Christ hath been set forth, r. among you 
 
 5. 24. they that are t hrist’s have r. the flesh with 
 6.14. by whom the world is r. to me, I to world 
 Rev. 11. 8. and L.gypt, where also our Lord wasc. 
 CKUEL. 
 
 Gen. 49. 7- cursed be tlieir wrath, for it was c. 
 
 Exod. 6. 9. but they heai'kened not for c. bondage 
 Dent. 32. 33. their wine is the c. venom of asps 
 Job .30. 21. thou art become c. to me, thou opposest 
 Psal. 25. 19. mine enemies hate me with c. hatred 
 71. 4. deliver me out of the hand of the c. than 
 Prov. 5. 9. lest thou give thy years to the c. 
 
 11. 17. but he that is c. troiibleth his own flesh 
 12.10. hut the tender merries of the \\icked are c. 
 17. 11. a r. mes-senger shall be sent against him 
 27. 4. wrath is c. |l Cant. 8. 6. jealousy is c. 
 
 Isa. 1.3. 9. behold, the davof the Lord cometh, r. 
 
 19. 4. the Egyptians will I give over to a c. lord 
 Jer. 6. 2.3. the^’ are r. and have no mercy, 50. 42. 
 
 30. 14. wounded with chastisement of a c. one 
 I.am.A. .3. the daughter of my people is become c. 
 Heb. 11. 36. others had trial otr. mockiiies 
 CRUELLY. 
 
 Ezek. 18.18. because he c. oppressed, he shall die 
 CRUEL IV. 
 
 Gen. 49.1). instruments of c. are in their habitations 
 Judg. 9. 24. the r. done to the sons of leruhbaal 
 Psal. 27. 12. such as breathe out c. are risen up 
 74.20. dark places are full of the habitations of e. 
 Prov. 27. t 4. wrath is c. anger is outrageous 
 Ezek. .34. 4. with force ami c. have ye ruled them 
 C R U M H.S. 
 
 Mat. 15. 27. yet the dogs cat of the c. which fall 
 from their master’s fable, Maik 7. 28. 
 Luke J6. 21. to he ted with c. which fell from rich 
 CRUSE. 
 
 1 Sam.Qo. 11. take spear and c. of water let us "o 
 
 12. .so David took the spear and the c. 16. 
 
 1 htngs 14. .3. take with thee a c. of honey and go 
 17. 12. she said, I have but a little oil in a c 
 
 14. nor c. of oil fail, till the I/ird send rain, 16. 
 
 19. 6. Lli jah had a c. of water at his head 
 
 2 A tugs 2. 20. bring me a ne w c. and put salt therein 
 
 crush. 
 
 Job .39.15. ostrich forgetteth her foot may r. them 
 Eam.\.\o. assembly against me to c. my yoimgmen 
 3. .31. to c. under his teet all the prisoners ot earth 
 Amos 4. 1. ye kine of bashan which c. the needy 
 
 CRUSHED, CRUSHT. 
 
 Lev. 22. 24. ye shall not offer to the T.ord what is c. 
 Nurn. 22. 25. the ass c. Balaam’s foot against wall 
 Dent. 28. .3.3. shalt be only oppressed and c. alway 
 .Judg. 10.+ 8. the Philistines c. the children of l.sr. 
 9. Chr. 16. +10. Asa c. some of the people same time 
 Job 4. 19. in the dust, which are c. before the motli 
 5. 4. his children far from safety are c. in the gate 
 20. 1 19. because he hath c. and forsaken tlie poor 
 31. + 25^ he overturneth them, so tliat they are c. 
 Isa. .59. .5. that which is c. hreaketh out into a viper 
 Jer. 51. 34. Nebuchadnezzar the king hath c. me 
 
 Is taken/or a loud extending of the voice, Eccl. 9. 
 17. Mat. 21. 15. rllso for weeping, mourning, 
 and lamentation, T’..\od. 11. 6.1 12. .30. In the 
 Psalms, and elsewhere, it is often put for fervent 
 and earne.st prayer, either with the voice, or in the 
 heart only, Psal. 17. 1. Attend unto my cry. 
 Exod. 14. 15. God says to Moses, herefore 
 criest thou unto me ' T/umgh as yet Moses had 
 said nothing, l o cry, likewise signifies, to call 
 to God tor vengeance, Gen. 4. 10. Ains are said to 
 cry, when they are gross, manifest, and impudent, 
 and such as highly provoke God to anger ; thus the 
 cry of the sins and irregularities if Sodom as¬ 
 cended up to heaven, anu called for vengeance 
 Gen. 18.20.1 looked for righteousness, but behold 
 a cry, Isa. 5. 7- The cry of the oppressed, pray¬ 
 ing for help from men, and vengeance from God 
 upon their oppressors. The prophets, by prosopo- 
 peias, frequpitly make beasts, trees, mimntains, 
 land.i, and cities, to speak, i he young ravens cry, 
 and speak their wants to God after their manner 
 Psal. 147. 9. Aee Isa. 15. 4. | .34. 14. .loci 1. 20. ’ 
 Gen. 18. 21. according to the c. which is come up 
 Exod. 2. 2.3. and their c. came up unto God, .3. 9. 
 
 ■3. 7- I have heard their c. I know their soirows 
 finm. 16. 34. and all Israel fled at the c. ot them 
 Judg. 4. f 1,3. Nisera gathered by c. all his chariots 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 12. the c. of the city w'ent up fo heaven 
 9. 16. becau.se their c. is come uj> unto me 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 7- and my c. did enter into his ears 
 
 1 Kings it. 28. to hearken to the c. and to the prayer 
 which thy servant pi ayeth, 2 Chron. 6. 19 
 Kell. 5. 6. 1 was angry w hen I heard their c. 
 
 9. 9. thou heardcst their c. by the Red sea 
 Esth. 4. 1. Mordecai cried with aloud and bitter r 
 9. .31. the matters of their fastings and their c. 
 
 Job 16.18. O earth, let my c. have no place 
 
 34. 28. so that they cause the c. of the poor to come 
 r. 7 r heareth the c. ot the afflicted 
 
 Psal. 5.2. hearken to voice ot my c. my K ing, my G 
 9. 12. he forgetteth not the c. of the humble 
 17-1- hear the right, O Ixircl, attend unto my c. 
 
 18. 6._my c. came before him, even into his ears 
 .34. 15. and his ears are open to their c. 
 
 39. 12. hear my prayer, G Lord, give ear to my c. 
 
 40. 1. he inclined unto me, and heard my c. 
 
 88. 2. Gi/d of my salv. incline thine ear unto my c. 
 102. 1. hear, O Lord, and let my c, come unto thee 
 106. 44. he regarded, when he heard their c. 
 
 119. 169. let my c. come near before thee, O Lord 
 142. 6. attend to my c. I am brought very low 
 Prov. 21.1.3. who stoppeth his ears at the c. of poor 
 Eccl. 9. 17. more than the c. of him that rulcth 
 Isa. 5. 7. he looked for righteousness, behold a c. 
 15. 5. the^' shall raise uj) a c. of destruction 
 8. the c. is gone round about the borders of 3Ioah 
 30. 19. he will be gracious at the voice of thy c. 
 
 4.3. 14. the Chaldeans, whose c. is in the ships 
 Jer. 7.16. nor lift up c. nor prayer for them, 11.14 
 8. 19. behold the voice of the c. of my people 
 14. 2. and the c. of lerusalem is gone up 
 T8. 22. let a c. be heard from their houses 
 25. .36. tlie c. of the shepherds shall be heard 
 46. 12. and thy c. hath filled the land 
 
 48. 4. her little ones have caused a c. to be heard 
 5. the enemies have heard a c. of destruction 
 
 49. 21. the earth is moved at the c. of Kdoni 
 
 50. 46. the r. is heard at the taking of Pabylon 
 
 51. 54. a sound of a c. cometh from Babylon 
 Lam. .3. 56. hast heard, hide not thine ear at my c. 
 Ezek. 27. 28. the suburbs shake at the c. of pilots 
 Zeph. 1. 10. there shall be a c. from the fish gate 
 Mat. 25. 6. at midnight there was a c. made, behold 
 
 Great CRY. 
 
 Gen. 18. 20. because the c. of Sodom is great, 19.1.3. 
 
 27. .34. Esau Ci ietl.w ith a great and bitter c. 
 
 Exod. 11.6. there shall he 'A great c. through I’gypt 
 
 12. .50. Pharaoh rose, there was Agreat c. in I’gypt 
 Kell. 5. 1. was great c. of the people and their w n es 
 Acts 23. 9. when lie so said, there arose a great c. 
 IlearCHX. 
 
 Exod.Jli. 2.3. if they c. I will surely hear their e. 
 Job 27. 9. will (lOd hear his c. when trouble comes 
 Psal. 61. 1. hear my c. O God, attend to my prayer 
 145. 19. he also w ill hear their c. and save tlieiii 
 Jer. 20. 16. let him hear the c. in the morning 
 AVf^cnrCRY. 
 
 Jer. 14. 12. when they fa,st, 1 will not hear their c. 
 CRIKS. 
 
 Jam. 5. 4. the c. of them that reaped are entered 
 CltN', J'erh. 
 
 Exod. 5. 8. for they are irlle, therefore they c. 
 
 22. 2.3. if thou altfict them, and they c. uiito me 
 .32. 18. neither is it the voice of them tliat c. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 45. sliall cover his upper lii), and c. unc lean 
 Judg. 10. 14. go c. to the goils ye nave chosen 
 2 Sam. 19. 28. what right have 1 vet to c. to the king 
 2 l<ing.i 8. .3. she went to c. for her house and land 
 2 I'hron. 20. 9- and 7 . in our afllii tion, thou w ilt licar 
 Job .30.'20. I r. unto thee, anil thou dost not heal' 
 
 24. though they c. in his destruction 
 
 35. 9. they make the oppressed to r. they c. out 
 12. there they c. but none giveth answer, because 
 
 36. 1.3. they c. not when lie biiidetb them 
 
 ,38. 41. when his young ones i. to (iod, thev wander 
 “■ '• * ll’oii hearest not 
 
 27-7. bear, <) 1 ord, w he n 1 c. with my v oice, 28. 2. 
 
 28. 1. to thee w ill I c. () T ord, my ro( k. 2. 
 
 34. 17. the righteous c. and the Lord beareth 
 
C R1 
 
 CRY 
 
 CUP 
 
 P.vrt.5f).9.when Tr.then shall mineenem'estiim back 
 57 C, 1 will c. to (loti most hmli, that pertormeth 
 61 C. from the end of the earth will 1 c. unto thee 
 }i6. :i. be merciful to me, O l ord, for 1 r. to thee 
 89. 26. he shall r. unto me. tho art my father 
 141. 1. Ix)rd, 1 c. unto thee, m.ike haste unto me 
 147. 9- I'c fiiveth food to young ravens whic h c. 
 
 1‘ror. 8. 1. doth not wisdom <. iuid understanding 
 
 21. I.'l. he also shall c. hut shall iiol he heard 
 
 ha. 8. 1. before the child shall know to c. my father 
 
 lo.’t .3;>. c. shrill with thy voice,<> dauehof (Jallim 
 
 1.4. 22. the wild beasts of tin- island shall c. 
 
 14. .31.C. O (11^,111011 I'alestina, art dissolved 
 
 1.5 4. and Heslihon shall c. and l.lealeh 
 
 .'1,4. 7. behold their valiant ones shall t. without 
 
 ;14. 14. and the satyr shall c. to his fellow 
 
 4t). 2. c. to lenisalem, her warfare acomplished 
 
 6. the voice said, c. and he said, what shall 1 c. 
 
 42. 2. he shall note, nor cause his voice to be heard 
 
 1. 'l. he shall c. yea, prevail against his enemies 
 1-1. now will I c. liK(‘ a travailing woman 
 
 46. 7. one. shall c to him, yet can he not answer 
 58. 9. thoushalt r. and he shall say, here 1 am 
 65. 1 4. but ye shall c. for sorrow ot lieart, and howl 
 Jer. 2. 2. go and c. in the ears of .lerusalem 
 :i. 4. wilttiiou not tiom this time c. unto me 
 
 4. 5. blow ye the trumjiet in the land, c. gather 
 n. 11. thoueh they c. to me, 1 will not hearken 
 12. c. to the gods to whom they offer intense 
 
 14. for 1 will not hear when they c. EzcA\ B. 18. 
 
 22. 20. gp up to Lebanon, and c. from the (lassages 
 
 25. .44. howl ye shepherdsand r. 48.20. J:.zek. 21.12. 
 81. 6. the watchmen on mount F.phraim shall c. 
 
 JLa/n. 3. 8. wlien ! r. and shout, heshutteth out my 
 EzeX\ 9. 4. that r. tor all the atiominations done in 
 
 24.17. forbeai- to c. make no mourning for dead 
 
 26. 15. the isles shake, when the wounded c. 
 
 27. .‘20. andthey shall c. bitterly for'I'yrus 
 JJos. 8. 2. Israel shall c. unto me, we know thee 
 Joe/ I. 19. () Lord, to thee will I c. for the tire 
 
 20. the beasts of the field c. also unto thee 
 Je/crt/. 3. 8. let man and beast c. mightily unto God 
 Af/c.S. 5. prophets hite with their teeth, and c. peace 
 iVrt/o 2. 8. stand, shall they c. but none look back 
 1.14. themiglity men shall c. bitterly 
 Zet//. 1. 14. the angel said unto me, c. thou, saying 
 7V/«/. 12.19. he shall not strive, nor c. nor shall any 
 LuAe 18.7. shall not G od avenge his elect, who c. day 
 E/ m.8. 15. the Spirit, whereby we c. Abba, Lather 
 Oa/. 4, 27. break forth and c, thou that travailest not 
 CR^ against. 
 
 Dent. 15. 9. and he c. to the Lord against thee, 24.15. 
 
 2 Chren. 14. i2. his priests to c. alarm agamst you 
 .Tah .41. .48. if my land c. against me, or the furrows 
 Jonah 1. 2. arise, go to Tvineveh, and c. against it 
 C'HT aloud. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 27- Llijah said, c. aloud, for he is a god 
 Joh 19.7. I c. ah.ud, but there is no judgment 
 PsaL 55.17- at noon will I pray and c. aloud 
 Isa. 24.14. they shall r. aloud from the .sea 
 54.1. sing, break forth into singing, and c. aloud 
 58. 1. c. spare not, lift up thy voice like a 
 
 Has. 5. 8. trumpet in Uamah, c. aloud at ' leth-aven 
 Alic. 4. 9. why dost thou c. aloud ! is there no king 
 CllY to the Lord. 
 
 1 Sam. 7- 8. cease not to c. unto the Lord for us 
 Psal. 107. 19. they c. to the Lord in trouble, 28. 
 
 Isa. 19.20. they sliall c. to Ld. because of oppressors 
 Joel\. 14. sanctify ye a fast, and c. to the Lord 
 Mic. 3. 4. shall c. to the Lord, but he will not hear 
 CRY out. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. + 24. ye make the Lord’s people to c. out 
 4. 119. Phinehas’ wife was with child, near to c. ottf 
 8.18. ye shall c. out that day, because of your k. 
 Job 19. 7.1 c. out of wrong, but T am not heard 
 35. 9. they c. out by reason of the arm of mighty 
 Isa. 12. 6. c. out and shout, thou inhabitant of Zion 
 
 15. 4. the armed soldiers of jMoab shall c. out 
 
 5. my heart shall c. out for Uloab, his fugitives 
 
 29. 9. stay yourselves and wonder, c. out and cry 
 Jer. 48. 31. I will howl and c. out for all Moab 
 Lam. 2. 19. arise, c. out in the night, in the watches 
 Amos .4. 4. will a young lion c. out of his den 'i 
 Hah. 1. 2. I c. out to thee, but thou wilt not save 
 
 2. 11. for the stone shall c. out of the wall 
 
 Mark 10. 47. he beaan to c. out and say, have mercy 
 Luke 19. 40. the stones would immediately c. out 
 CHILD. 
 
 Gen. 27- 34. Esau c. with a great and bitter cry 
 39. 15. he heard that 1 lifted up my voice and c. 
 41. 43. and theyc. before him, bow the knee 
 55. people c. to Pharaoh for bread, go to .loseph 
 45. 1. he c. cause every man to go out from me 
 Exod. 5. 15. the officers c ame and c. to Pliaraoh 
 Hum. 11. 2. the people c. to ISloses, and he prayed 
 Deut. 22. 24. stone them, the damsel, bee. she c. not 
 
 21. the damsel c. and there was none to save her 
 Judg. 5. 28. Sisera's mother c. through the lattice 
 
 7. 21. and all the host ran and c. and tied 
 
 10. 12. and ye c. to me, and 1 rielixered you 
 15. t 19. called the name, the well of him that r. 
 
 1 Sam. 14.120. .Saul and the people were c. together 
 
 17. 8. he stood and c. to the armies of Israel 
 20. 37. .lonathan c. after the lad, and said, .48, 
 
 2 Sam. 20, 10. then c. a wise woman out of the city 
 
 22. 7- I c. to my God, and he did hear my voice 
 
 1 Kings 13. 2. he c. ag. the altar in Leth el, 4. 32. 
 
 18. 28. and they c. aloud, and cut themselves 
 
 2 KingsO.. 12. i lisha saw it, and c. my father, my 
 
 3. t 21. all the llloabites were c. together 
 
 6. 5. he c. alas, master, for it was lKu rowed 
 
 8. 5. the woman c. to the king for her house 
 
 11. 14. and Athaliah c. treason, trea.son 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. they c. to God in the battle, and he 
 
 2 Chron. .‘12. 20. Isaiah prayed and c. to heaven 
 Neh. 9. 27- when they c. to thee thou heai'dest, 28. 
 Joh 17 114. I have (. to corruption, my father 
 
 29.12. because 1 delivered the ireor thatc. 
 
 30. 5. they c. after them, as after a thief 
 Psal. 18. 6. in my distress 1 c. unto my God 
 
 41. they c. but there was none to save them 
 
 22. 5. they c. totiiee and were deliveied 
 
 86 
 
 Psal. 22. 24. but when he c. unto him he heard 
 .40. 2. G Lord my (/Od. 1 c. to thee, and hast healed 
 
 8. 1 c to thee, t) l/jrd, and madesupplication 
 31.22. heal destiny sui-'plical ions when 1 c. to thee 
 .41. 6. this po(;r man c. and the Ixjrd heard him 
 66. 17. 1 c. unto him with my mouth, 77- L 
 
 88. 1. O I/)rd, 1 have r. day and night before thee 
 
 1.4. unto thee have I c. (; I^ord, in the iiiorning 
 119. 115. 1 c. with my whole l.iuirt, hear me 
 1.40. 1. out ofthc depths have I r. to thee, G Jjord 
 
 1. 'IH. 3. in the day when 1 c. thou answeredst me 
 Isa. 6. 4. the posts moved at the voice of iiiin that r. 
 
 .‘10.7. therefore I c. concerning this, their strength 
 Jer. 4. 20. destruction upon destruction is c. tor laud 
 12.1 0. thy brethren c. after thee lully 
 I'.zek. 9. 8. that 1 fell on my face and c. and said 
 
 10.1.4. it wasc. to them in my hearing, G wheel 
 Dan. 6. 20. lie c. with a lamentahle voii e, G Dan. 
 Ui' .". 14. they ha' e not c. to me with their heart 
 Jonah 1.5. the mariners c. every man to his god 
 
 2. 2. 1 c. by rea.son of mine affliction, to the l .oi'd, 
 
 and he heard me ; out of the belly of hell c. 1 
 Zech. 7.13. that as he c. and they would not hear, so 
 they c. and 1 would not hear, saith of la^sts 
 Mat. 14. 30. Peter c. saying. Lord, save me 
 20. 31. but they c. the more, saying, have mercy on 
 us, O Lord, Mark 10. 48. Luke 18.39. 
 Alark 9. 26. tJie spirit c. and rent him sore 
 John'i. .47. .le^sus c. if any man thicst, let him come 
 Acts 19. .42. some c. one thing, some another^ 21.34. 
 22. 24. might know wheref. they c. so against him 
 
 lieu. 10. .4. when he c. seven thunders uttered voices 
 
 12. 2. and she being wdth child, c. travailing in 
 
 14.18. c. with a loud cry to him that had sickle 
 18. 2. he c. mightily with a strong voice, saying 
 
 18. c. when they saw the smoke of her burning 
 
 19. they c. w'ceping and wailing saying, alas, alas 
 
 CRiLD to the Lord. 
 
 Ex. 8.12. Moses c. to I.. 15. 25.1 I7.4. Num. 12.13. 
 14.10. Isr. c. to L. Judg. 3.9,15. | 4. 3. 1 6.7. 110.10. 
 Kum.QO. 16. when we c. to J,. he heard. Dent. 26.7. 
 Josh. 24. 7. when they c. to the L. he put darkness 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 9. Sam. c. to L. 15. 11. |1 I Kings 17. 20. 
 
 Llijah, 21. 
 
 2 Kings^O. 11. Tsa. c. to L.ZChr. 14.11. Asac. to L. 
 
 2 Chr. 13.14. they c. to L. Ps. I07. 6,13. Jon. 1.14. 
 Psal. .4. 4. 1 c. to L. with my voice, 120. 1. | 1-12. 1. 
 Lam. 2.18. their heart c. to L. O daughter of Zion 
 
 CH IF.D with a loud voice. 
 
 1 Sam. 28.12. woman at Fn-dor c. ri ith a loud voice 
 
 2 Sam. 19.4. David c.with Absalom.my 
 
 2 Kings 18.28. H abshakeh c. with 1. v. Isa. 36.13. 
 Heh. 9. 4. I.ev. c. u ith 1. v. Ij Ezek. II. 13. Lzek. c. 
 Mat. 27- 46. about ninth hour .lesus c.with a 1. voice, 
 
 50. Mark 15. .44, 37.. Luke 23. 46. .fohn 1]. -13. 
 Alarkl. 26. evil spir. c. tpith 1. v. II Acts 16.28.Paul c. 
 Acts'!. 57. Steph. enemies c. with 1. v. i 60. Steph. c. 
 
 liev. 6.10. they c. with loudv. saying, how long, O 
 
 7. 2. the angel c. with a loud voice, 10. 3. 1 19. it. 
 
 10. mult, stood before T amb c. with a loud voice 
 CRIED (^?(/. 
 
 1 Sam. 4.13. all the city c. out\\l}. 10. F.kronites c.cut 
 
 1 Kings 22. .42. .lehoshaphat c. cut, 2 Chron. 18. 31. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 40. they c. out, there is death in' tlie j;ot 
 Jer. 20. 8. I c. out, I cried, violence, and spoil 
 Mat. 8. 29. behold, the spirits c. out, Luke 4. 34. 
 
 14. 26. the disciples c. cut for fear, Mark 6. 49. 
 
 20. 30. the blind men c. out, have mercy upon us 
 AHark 1.23. the. man with an unclean spirit c. out 
 
 9. 24. the father of the child c. out, Luke 9. .48. 
 
 li 13. and they c. out again, crucify him, Alat. 27. 
 
 ' 2.4. Luke 23. 18. .John lo. 6. 
 
 Acts 19. 28. they c. out, saying, great is Diana, .34. 
 
 22. 23. as they c. out, and threw dust in the air 
 
 23. 6. Paul c. out in the council, 1 am a Pharisee 
 
 CRIL.ST, ETIL 
 
 Gen. 4.10. the voice ol'thy brother’s blood c. to me 
 Exod. 14.15. wherefore c. thou to me'' speak to 
 22. 27- w’hen he c. unto me, that 1 will hear 
 1 Sam. 26.14. wdio art thou that c. to the king ? 
 Joh2\. 12. and the soul of the wounded c.out 
 Psal. 72.12. he shall deliver the needy when he c. 
 84. 2. my heart and flesh c. out for the living G od 
 Prov. 1. 20. wisdom c. w’ithout, 8. 3. 1 9. 3. 
 
 2. 3. yea, if thou c. after knowledge, and lifte.st 
 Isa. 26. 17. like as a woman thatc. out in her pangs 
 40. .4. the voice of him that c. in the w ilderness 
 
 57.1.4. when thou c. let companies deliver thee 
 Jer. 12.8. my heritage c. out against me 
 
 30.15. why c. thou for thine affliction ? 
 
 /life. 6. 9. T.ord’s voice c. to the city, hear the rod 
 Alat. 15. 23. send her away, for she c. after us 
 Luke 9. 39. he suddenly c. out, and it teareth him 
 Rom. 9. 27. Lsaias alsoc. concerning Israel, though 
 Jam. 5. A. behold, tlie hire of the labourers c. 
 CHYIISG. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 14. when Eli heard the noise of the c. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.4. 19. 'Lamar put ashes, and went on c. 
 Job .49. 7- nor reeardeth he the c. of the driver 
 Prov. 19.18. and let not thy soul spare for bis c. 
 .40.15. the horse-leech hath two daughters c. give 
 Isa. 22. 5. it is a day of c. to the mountains 
 
 24. 11. there is a c. for wine in the streets 
 
 65.19. voice of c. shall be no more heard in her 
 .Jer. -18. .4. a voice of c. shall be from 1 loronaim 
 Zec/i. 4. 7-shall bring forth the head-stone vyith 'c. 
 Alai. 2. 13. covering the altar of the I,ord with c. 
 Alat. 3. 3. voice of one c. in the wilderness, prepare, 
 Atark 1. .4. Luke 3. 4. John 1. 23. 
 
 21. l5. and saw the children c. in the temple 
 l.tike 4. 41. devils c. thou art t ’hrist, the Son of God 
 Acts 8.7. for unclean spirits c. came out of manj’ 
 14. 14. thev ran in among the people, c. out 
 21.28. Ic'.id h-iuidson him, c. out, men of Israel 
 36. the multitude followed, c. away v.’ith him 
 G«/. 4.6. Spirit into your hearts, c. Abba Father 
 lieb. 5. 7- he offered up prayers w ith strona'c. 
 Rev. 21. 4. there will be no more death nor c. 
 CHYS'FAL. 
 
 .7('/i28.17- the gold and the r. cannot equal it 
 Ezek. 1. 22. firmament was as colour of terrible c. 
 Rev. 4. 6. there was a sea of glass like unto c. 
 
 Rev. 21.11. the light of the great citj’ w as clear asc, 
 
 22. 1. a pure river of w ater of life, deal as c. 
 CULLl 
 
 Is the distance from the elbow bending inwards to 
 the extremity of the middle finger: this is called 
 a common cubit, the mbit of a man, ermtainiruj a 
 foot am: a half, or halt a yard, Deut. 3. 11. 'Ihere 
 is likewise the sacred cubit, which is a full yard, 
 and contains two common cubits. There is men- 
 tioii made of both these ■^u^lts of mbits, in 1 Kings 
 7. 15. and' 2 Chron. 3. 15. la the former the 
 two columns of brass which were in .‘'olomon's 
 temple, are said to be eighteen mbits high; and 
 in the Chronicles, thirty-Jiie cubits; which is 
 dtmble the other. Some are of opinion, that the 
 cubit which >.oah made use of when he bmlt the 
 ark, was equal to six common cubits; th.y call 
 this a geometrical cubit. 
 
 Gen. 6. 16. in a r. shalt thou finish the ark above 
 Deut. .4. 11. the breadth of it, att< r the c. of a man 
 
 1 Kings 7. 24, the knops compassing it, t( u in ac. 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 3. ten in a c. compas.siuc the sea about 
 Ezek. 4.‘i. 13. the c. is a c. and an hand-breadtli 
 Mat. 6. 27- can add one c. to his stature, Luke 12. 25. 
 
 CUBFIS. 
 
 Gen. 6. 15. length of the ark 3(K) c. breadth 50 c. 
 
 7. 20. fifteen c. upward did the waters jirevail 
 Exod. 25. 10. two c. and a half the length of tl,e ark 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 4. Goliath's height six c. and a .^pan 
 iking.' 6. 2. length of the house 60c. breautli 20. 
 
 23. each of the cherubims was teu c. higli 
 7. .48. and every laver was four r. high 
 
 2 KingslA. 1.4. Jehoash brake dow n the w^all of .le¬ 
 
 rusalem, 400 c. 2 Chron. 25. 23. 
 Ezia 6. 3. the height 60 c. the breadth 60 r. 
 
 E-i th. 5. 14. let a gallows be made fifty c. high, 7.9. 
 Ezek. 40. 23. he measured from gate to gate 100 c. 
 47. the court 100c. 43. 17- tlie settle 14 c. 
 
 41.2. and the breadth of the door was ten c. 
 
 9. the thickness of the wall w'as five c. 
 
 43. 16. and the altar shall be twelve c. long 
 Dan. 3. 1. the lieiglit of the image was 60 c. 
 
 Zech. 5. 2. the length of tlie flying roll is 20 c. 
 
 .Ichn 21. 8. they were from land as it were 2(/U c. 
 Rev. 21.17. lie measured the wall of the city 144 c. 
 CUCKOW. 
 
 Lev. 11.16. c. have in alximinafion, Deut. 14. 15. 
 CL'CCMbER.S. 
 
 Kum. 11. 5. we remember the c. and the melons 
 Isa. 1.8. Ziem is left as a lodge in a garden of c. 
 Cod; .yeeCin.tv (/wrf Chevvoth. 
 CUMBERED. 
 
 Luke 10. 40. Martha was c. about much serving 
 CUMBERE'llI. 
 
 Luke 13. 7. cut it dowm, why c. it the ground ? 
 CUM BH AY CL. 
 
 Deut. 1. 12. how can T myself alone bcai your c.? 
 CUMMIN. 
 
 Isa. 28. 25. doth he not scatter the c. and cast in 
 27. nor is a cart-wheel turned about upcm c. 
 
 but the c. is beaten out wid; a rod 
 Afat. 23. 23. woe to you scribes, ye paj' ti'.he of c. 
 CUNNING. 
 
 Gen. 25.27. the boys grew, and Esau was a c. hunter 
 Exod. 26. 1. w ith cherubims of c. work, .40.8. 
 
 28.15. thou shalt make the breastplate of c. w ork 
 
 31. 4. to devise c. works in gold and silver 
 
 38. 2.4. Aholiab a c. workman and enibi oiderer 
 
 39. 8. he made the breast-plate of c. wcik 
 
 1 Sam. 16.16. a man who is a c. pho'cr on an l-.arr. 
 18. 1 have seen a son of .Jesse that is c. in playing 
 
 1 Chron. 25.7. all that were c. in songs, were 288 
 
 2 Chron. 2.7. send me a mane, to work in cold 
 
 1.4. 1 have sent a c. man of Ilurani my father’s 
 
 Pskl. 58. f5. net hearken, be the cbaniier never so c. 
 137.5. if 1 forget, let my riicht hand forget lier c. 
 Prov. 19. t 25. and the simple will be c. 
 
 Cant. 7. 1. tliy joints, the work of a c. workman 
 Isa. 3. .4. I w ill take awa^' the c. artificer 
 
 40.20. lie .seeketh to him a c. workman to prepare 
 Jer. 9. 17. send for c. women that they may come 
 
 10. 9. they are all the work of c. ir.en 
 Dan. 1.4. children well favoured, c. in knowledge 
 Ho.r. 6. t 8. Gilead is a cit3‘ c. for blood 
 iUp/i.4.14.and carried about by c. craftiness, w hereby 
 CUNNINGLY. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.16. we have not followed c. devised fables 
 CUP, 
 
 This word is taken in Stsripture in a proper and in 
 a figurative sense. In a proper sense it signifie.* a 
 material cup, which people drink out rf at mrals, 
 Gen. 40.13. In the figurative seme it is taken, 
 (1) For the wine in the cup, 1 Cor. 11. 27- (2) 
 I'or those .sufferings and afflictions which God 
 sends- upon a perstm or people : To drink of this cup, 
 signifies to undergo and endure thoie sufferings: 
 Isa. 51. 17. Stand up, O .lerusalem, which hast 
 drunk at the hand of the Lord thecupof his fury. 
 Psal. 75. 8. In the hand of the l ord there is a 
 cup, the dregs thereof all the wicked of the earth 
 shall wring them out, and drink tlieni. In these 
 and the like passages God is compared to the mas¬ 
 ter of a feast, who then u.sed to distribute portions 
 of meats or drinks to the several guc'ts. as he 
 thought fit. Cur Saviour prays, AAisX.. 25. 39. Let 
 this cup pass from iiie. l et me be freed from 
 these sufferings both in my soul and bi>dy : And 
 he tell' his disciples, i\)at. 20. 23. I hat t^y 
 should indeed drink of his cup; that i.s, 'I'hey 
 should taste of inward afflictions and descitiom, 
 and have their share of cutward suff erings for the 
 go.s'pf l,as well as himself. (.4) Lot God's blessings 
 and favour.', Psal. 2.4. 6. 
 
 Babylon is called a golden cup, .ftr. 51. 7,- became 
 of her great riches and plenty. And it i.s sard 
 of the woman arrayed in purple, or cf the anti- 
 Christian church, that she had a golden cup ni 
 her hand. Rev. 17- 4. which may denote Ate en 
 ticing means; and speciovt pretences, which she 
 uses to allure people to idolatry, particularly ks 
 sensuality, luxury, and affluence. 
 
 I w ill fake the cup of salvation, Psal. 116. 1.4. 1 
 
CUR 
 
 CUR 
 
 C U T 
 
 xill offer the sacrifice of thanksgiving nnto God. 
 Jt denotes jog and ihank.'givtng, and is a phrase 
 taken from the common practice of the .Jews in 
 their thank oli'erings, in nhich a feast teas made 
 of the remainaer of their .sacrifices, and the offer¬ 
 ers, together uith the priest, did eat and drink 
 before the Itird : and, among other rites, the master 
 of the feast took a cup tf tcine into his hand, and 
 solemnlg blessed ('od for it, and for the mercy 
 which Was then acknowledged; and then gave it 
 to all the guests, of tchich every one did drink in 
 his turn, 1 Chron. 16. 2, To which cwstom it 
 is .supposed that out bles.-ed Istrd ullndes in the 
 institution of the cup, which also is called the cup 
 of blessing, 1 Gor. lo. 16. 
 
 Ceil. 4U. 11. and Pharaoli’sc. was in mine hand 
 44. 2. put niy c. the silver c. in the sack’s mouth 
 2 Sam. 12. :l. it drank of his own c. and lay in bosom 
 1 Kings’l. 26. wioiii.dit like brim of a c. 2 t’hr. 4. 5. 
 Psal. 11.6. this shall be the portion of their c. 
 
 16. 5. the l/)rd is the portion of my c. thou 
 2.3.5. thoii anointest my liead, my c. runneth over 
 73. it), waters of a full c. are wrung out to them 
 75. 8. in the hand of the Lord there is nc. 
 
 116.13. 1 svill take the r. of salvation and call on 
 Prov. 23. 31. when it giveth its coloui' in tlie e. 
 
 Isa. 51. 17- which hast drunk at the hand of the 
 I ord the c. the drei/s of the c. of trembling 
 
 22. taken out of thy hand the c. of trembling 
 
 Jer. 16. 7 ■ nor shall men give them c. of consolation 
 
 25. 15. fake the wine-c. of his fury at my hand 
 37. then took 1 thee, at the I.ora's hand 
 
 28. if they refuse to take thee, at thine liand 
 49.12. whose judgment was not to drink the c. 
 
 51. 7- Babylon hatli been a golden c. in the hand 
 Pam. 4. 21. the c. also shall pass through to thee 
 23. 31. I will give her c. into thine hanrl 
 32. thou shalt drink of thy sister's c. deep and large 
 Hah. 2.16. r. ofthe Lord's right hand shall be turned 
 Pech. 12. 2. 1 will make Jerusalem a r. of trembling 
 Mat. 10.42. give a c. of cold water only, Matktj. 4 i. 
 20. 22. are ye able to drink of c..'' Alack 10. .38. 
 
 23. ye shall drink indeed of my c. Alark 10. .39. 
 23.25. for you make clean the outside of the c. 
 
 ■ 26. cleanse first what is within the c. and platter 
 
 26. 27 . and he took the c. and gave thanks, Mark 
 
 14.23. f.uke 22. 17 . 20 . 1 Cor. 11.25. 
 39. O my Father, if it be possible, let this c. pass 
 from me, Mark 14. .36. Luke 22. 42. 
 42. if this c. may not pass away from me 
 I.vke 22. 20. this c. is the new testament in my 
 
 blood, 1 Cor. 11.25. 
 ffolm 18.11. the c. wdiich my Father hath given me 
 1 Cor. 10.16. the c. of blessing we bless, is it not the 
 21. ye cannot drink the c. of T.ord and c. of devils 
 11. 26 . as often as ye drink of this c. ye do shew 
 27 . and drink this c. of the Lord unworthily 
 Jiev. 14. 10. poured wdthout mixture into the c. 
 
 16. 19 . to give unto her the c. of his wrath 
 
 17 . 4. the w'oman having a golden c. iti her hand 
 
 18. 6. in the c. she filled, fill to her double 
 
 cup-bp:a KEH. 
 
 Kelt. 1. 11. fori w'as the king’s cup-hearer 
 CUP-P.EAHi.R.K. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 5. queen of Sheba saw c.-5. 2 Chr. 0. 4. 
 CUP^^. 
 
 USam. 17 . +28. Parzillai brought beds and c. 
 
 1 Chron. QB. 17- David gave, pure gold for the c. 
 
 Isa. 22. 24. shall hang on Ij^liakim the vessels of c. 
 Jer. .35. 5. and 1 set pots full of wine and c. 
 
 52.19. the Chaldeans took awa}’ s|)oons and c. 
 Mark 7 . 4. as the wa.shing ofc. and pots. 8 . 
 
 CURDLED. 
 
 Job 10. 10. hast not thou c. me like cheese ? 
 
 CURE. 
 
 Jer. .33. 6. behold I wdll bring it health and c. 
 
 46. + 11. daughter of Egypt, noc. shall be to thee 
 CURE, ED. 
 
 Jer. 33. 6. T will c. them and wdll reveal peace 
 46. Ij. o daughter of Egypt, thou siiult not be c. 
 Hos.i). 1-3,yet could he note, youof your wound 
 Mai, 17- 16 . thy di.sciples, they could note, him 
 18. the child was c. from that very hour 
 Luke 7 . 21. in that same hour he e. many 
 9. 1. he gave them pow'er to c. diseases 
 John 5. 10. the .lews said to him that was c. 
 CURES. 
 
 .Luke\Z. 32. I cast out devils, I do c. to-day and 
 CURIOUS. 
 
 Eiod. 28.8. e. girdle, 27,28.1 29. 5.1 39. 5. Lev. 8. 7. 
 .35. .32. and to devise c. works, to wmrk in gold 
 Acts 19 .19. many oftliem that used c. arts brought 
 • CURIOUSLY. 
 
 Psal. 139.15. and c. wrought in the lowest parts 
 CURLED. 
 
 'Cant. 5. + 11. his locks are c. and black as a raven 
 CUR REIS’ 1. 
 
 den. 23.16. c. money with the merchant 
 CURSE. 
 
 To curse, signifies to imprecate, to call down mis¬ 
 chief upon, or to wish evil to: “N oah cursed his 
 grandson Canaan, Gen. 9. 25. Cuised he Ca¬ 
 naan; may he he hateful to God, abhorred hy 
 men, and miserable in his person and posterity. 
 Jacob cursed the fury of his two sons .Simeon 
 and I.evi, who massacred the Shechemites, and 
 plundered their city, Gen. 49. 7. Moses enjoins 
 the people of Israel to denounce curses against 
 the violators of the law. Dent. 27- 15, 1(3, tVr’. 
 And Joshua cursed him who should undertake to 
 build Jericho, Josh, 6. 26. These curses were 
 either ordained hy God himself, or pronounced 
 by rnen abounding with the Spirit; or zeere pre¬ 
 dictions of zchat evil should happen to a person, 
 or people, uttered in the terms of imprecations, 
 which had their accomplishment: They were not 
 the effects of passion, impatience, or revenge, 
 -and theref.'re were not such as God condemns in 
 nts law, and in his word. For example : he or¬ 
 dains that -tw one shall presume to curse his 
 filter or his mother upon pain of death, Exod. 
 *1, 17 . He shall not wish any mischief to be¬ 
 
 fall them, nor use any kind of malicious reviling 
 speeches, -which argue a contempt of his parents. 
 He ordains that no one curse the prince of his 
 people, Exod. 22. 28. or one that is deaf. Lev. 
 
 19 . 14. In the gospel, our .'saviour pronounces 
 those of his disciples to he Messed, zvlio are 
 loaded with curses, and requires them to bless 
 those that curse them, to render blessing for 
 cursing. Mat. 5. 11. Luke 6. 28. Rom. 12. 14. 
 God denounced Ins curse against the serpent zchich 
 seduced I'lve, and against the earth, which thence¬ 
 forth was to produce briers and thorns: it slwuld 
 produce both fezoer and worse fruits, and that 
 with more trouble tf men's minds and labour of 
 then bodies, tlen. 3. 14, . 17 . lie cursed Cain 
 also, who had imbtued his hands in his brother 
 Abel's blood, Gen. 4. II. He was devoted to 
 destruction, cast out from God's presence and the 
 communion of the church, and the society of his 
 kindred and acquaintance, and wandered from 
 one country to another: by reason of the trouble and 
 perplexity of Ins conscience. 'The divine male- 
 dutions are not merely imprecations, impotent 
 and fruitless desires; they larry their effects 
 zeith them, and are attended with all the miseries 
 denozinced hy God. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 12. 1 shall bring a c. on me, not a blessing 
 
 13. his mother said, upon me he thyc. my son 
 Num. 5. 18. and the priest have in his hand the 
 bitter water thatcauseth the r. 19, 22, 24, 27. 
 
 27 . the woman shall be a e. among her people 
 Deut. 11. 26. I set before you a blessing and c. 30.1. 
 
 28. a c. if ye wdll not obey the commandments 
 
 29. and shalt put the c. upon mount I Jral 
 21. + 23. he that is hangetl is the c. of (iori 
 
 23. 5. God turned the c. into a blessing, AW/. 13.2. 
 29. 19 . when he beareth the words ot this c. 
 
 Josh. 6. 18. and make the camp of l.sraela c. 
 
 Judg. 9. 57. on them came the c. of .lotham 
 
 1 h mgs 2.8. who c ursed me with a grievous c. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 19. that they should become a c. 
 
 Neh. 10. 29 . they entered into a c. and into an oath 
 J'h 31. 30. nor to sin by wishing a c. to hiss.oul 
 Prov. 3. 33. the c. of Loi tl is in the house of wicked 
 
 26. 2. so the c. causeless shall not come 
 
 27 .14. rising early it shall be counted a r. to him 
 28. 27 ■ that hidfcth his eyes shall have many a c. 
 
 Isa. 24. 6. therefore hath the c. cievoured the earth 
 34. 5. it shall come down on the people of my c. 
 
 43. 28. therefore 1 have given Jacob to thee. 
 
 65.15. shall leave your name for a c. to my chosen 
 Jer. 24. 9. 1 wdll deliver them to be a taunt and a c. 
 
 25. 18. I 29 . 18. i 42. 18. | 44. 8,12. 
 26. 6. I will make this city a c. to all nations 
 
 44. 22. therefore is your land ac. at this day 
 
 49 .13.1 have sworn that Bozrah shall become a c. 
 Lam. 3. 65. give them sorrow, they c. unto them 
 Dan. 9. 11. therefore the c. is poured upon us 
 Zech. 5. 3. this is the c. that geeth forth over earth 
 
 8. 13. that as we were a c. among the heathen 
 Mai. 2. 2. if ye wifi not hear, I will send a c. on you 
 
 3. 9. ye are cursed with a c. for ye have robbeci me 
 
 4. 6. lest 1 come and smite the earth w ith a c. 
 
 Acts 23. 12. and bound themselves under a c. 14. 
 Gal. 3.10. as are of the works of law, are under c. 
 
 13. Chr. redeemed us from the c. being made a c. 
 Rev. 22. 3. shall he no more c. but throne of Gocl 
 CURSE, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. the T ord.c.aid, I will not c. the ground 
 12. 3. and I will c- him that ciirseth thee 
 Exod. 22. 28. thou shalt not c. the ruler of thy peo. 
 J.ev. 19 . 14. thou shalt not c. the deaf, nor put a 
 Kum. 22 . 6 . come, 1 pray thee, c. me this peo. I 7 . 
 11. Balak said, come now, c. me them, 2.3. 7, 13. 
 ]2. God .said to Balaam, thou shalt not c. people 
 
 23. 8. how shall I c. wdiorn God hath not cursed ? 
 11.1 took thee to c. mine enemies, 24. 10. 
 
 25. neither r. them at all, nor bless them at all 
 Deut. 23. 4. they hired Balaam to c. thee, Neh. 13.2. 
 27 .13. and these shall stand on mount Ebal to c. 
 Josh. 24. 9. Balak kingof INloab called Balaam to c. 
 Judg. 5. 23. c. Meroz, said the angel, c. ye bitterly 
 2 iSam. 16. 9. w'hy should this dead dog c. the king I 
 10. let him c. because L. hath said, r. David, ll] 
 
 Job 1. 11. and he will c. thee to thy face, 2. 5. 
 
 2. 9. then said his wife to him, c. God ati 1 die 
 
 3. 8. let them c. it that c. the day, who : ready 
 Psal. 62. 4. they bless with mouth but c. lovrardly 
 109 . 28. let them c. but bless thou, wheii <hey 
 
 Prov. 11. 26. withlioldeth corn, j)eople siiali r. him 
 
 24. 24. him shall the people c. nations abhor him 
 .39. 10. accuse not a servant to master, lest he c. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 21. lest thou hear thy servant c. Jhee 
 10. 20. c. not the king in thought, c. not the rich 
 Isa. 8. 21. c. their king and Gc>d, and look upward 
 Jer. 15. 10. yet every one of them cloth c. me 
 AJal. 2. 2. 1 will c. your blessings, I have cursed 
 Alai. 5. 44. bless them that c. yon, l.uke ft. 28. 
 
 26. 7k. lie began to c. and to swear, Alark 14. 71. 
 Rom. 12.14. whic h persecute you ; bless and c. not 
 Jam. 3. 9. therewith c. we men, which are made 
 
 CURSED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 14. the serpent c. |l I 7 . c. is the ground 
 4.11. Cain c. || 9. 25. A oah sairi, r. he Canaan 
 
 5. 29. because of ground which the Lord hath c. 
 
 27 . 29 . c. be every one thatcursetli, Num. 24. 9. 
 
 49- 7- c. be their anger, for it w'as fierce and cruel 
 
 Lev. 20. 9. he hath c. his father or Ids mother 
 24. 11. blasphemed tlie name of the Ford and c. 
 
 14. saying,'bring forth him that hath c. 23. 
 
 Num. 22. 6. 1 wot that he whom tl'.ou cursest is c. 
 Deut. 27 . 15. c. be he, 16,17, 18, 19, 20,21,22, 23, 
 
 24 , 25, 26. 
 
 28.16. c. shalt thou be in the city, c. in the field 
 
 17 . c. shall be thy basket and thy store 
 
 18. c. shall l>e tlie fruit of thy body and land 
 
 19. c. when thou contest in, when thou goest out 
 Josh. 6. 26. c. be the man that biuldeth .lericho 
 
 9. 23. now'therefore ye Gibeoidtes are c. none of 
 Judg. 9.27. they did eat and drink, and c. Ahimelecli 
 21. 18. c. be he that giveth a wife to Ben.i'amin 
 1 Nam. 14. 24. c. that eateth food till evening, 28. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .43. an/l the Philistine c. David by his gods 
 26. 19 . but if men, c. be they Itefore the Ford 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 5. Shimei came forth, and c. slill,7.13. 
 
 19. 21. for this, because he c. the Lord's anointed 
 
 1 Kings 2.8. Sldinei who c. me with a grievous curse 
 
 2 Kings 2. 24. and c. them in tlie name of the Ixird 
 
 9 . 34. go see now this c. w'oinan, and bury lier 
 Neh. 1.3. 25. 1 contended with them, ancle, them 
 Job 1. 5. it may he my sons have sinned and c. Goci 
 
 3. 1. then Job opened his month and c. his day 
 5.3. foolish taking root,suddenly I e. his habitation 
 24. 18. their portion is c. in the earth 
 Psal. . 37 . 22. they that he e. of him shall be cut olF 
 119. 21. thou hast rebuked the proud that ai e c. 
 
 1 '.ccl. 7 . 22. knoweth thyself likewise ha.st e. olhers 
 Jer. 11. 3. e. be the man obeyeih not tliis covenant 
 
 17- 5. c. be the man that trusteth in man 
 
 20. 14. c. be the day wherein 1 was born 
 
 15. c. be the man who broiu-ht tidings to my father 
 
 48. 10. c. be he that doeth the Lord's work deceit¬ 
 fully, c. that keepeth hack his sword from blood 
 
 Mai. 1. 14. hut c. be the deceiver, w ho hath a male 
 
 2. 2. yea, I have c. your blessings already, because 
 
 3. 9 . ye are c. with a curse, for ye ha'.e robbed me 
 Alnt. 25. 41. he shall sav, depart from me, ye c. 
 John7. 49 . people who knoweth not the law” are r. 
 Gal. 3. 10. c. is every one thatcontinueth not in all 
 
 13. c. is every one that hangeth on a tree 
 
 2 Pet. 2.14, c. children, who have forsaken the way 
 
 CUK.SEU 
 
 Deut. 7 .26. lest thou be a c. thing, for it is a c. thing 
 
 13. 17 . shall cleave nought of the c. t. to thy liand 
 
 CUR.SED.ST. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 2 . silver taken from thee, which thou c. 
 Alark 11 . 21. the fig-tree thou c. is withered aw ay 
 CUR.SES.. 
 
 Num. 5. 23. the priest shall write these c. in a book 
 Deut. 28.15. that all these c. shall come on thee, 4.5. 
 29. 20. all the c. that are written in tliis book sliall 
 lie upon him, 27 . 2 Chron. .34. 24. 
 
 21. according to all the c. of the covenant in book 
 30.7- Lord thy God will puttliese c. on thy enemies 
 CURSE I H. 
 
 Exod. 21. 17 . he that c. his father or his mother shall 
 surely be put to death. Lev. 20. 9. Prov. 20. 20. 
 Lev. 24. 15. whosoever c. liisGod shall bear his sin 
 Prov. .30. 11. a generation that c. their fatlier 
 Alat. 15. 4. honour father and mother, he that c. 
 father or mother, let him die death, Alark 1. 10. 
 CURSIAG. 
 
 Num. 5. 21. priest charge n oman wdth an oath of c. 
 Deut. 27 . + 13. these shall stand for a c. on Ebal 
 
 28. 20. the Lord shall send upon thee c. in all thou 
 Deut. 30. 19. 1 have set before you blessing an/l c. 
 2 Sam. 16. 12. Lord will requite me good for hisc. 
 Psal. 10. 7. his mouth is full of c. Rom. 3. 14. 
 
 59. 12. and for c. and lying which they speak 
 109. 17- as he loved c. so let it come unto him 
 18. as he clothed himself with c. as a garment 
 Prov. 29 . 24. he heareth c. and bewrayeth it not 
 Jer. 23. + 10. for because of c. the land moiimetli 
 Heh. 6. 8. earth which beareth thorns is nigh to c. 
 Jam. 3. 10. out of the same mouth blessing and c. 
 CU KSIIS'GS. 
 
 Josh. 8, 34, he read all the blessings and c. 
 CURi’AlA. 
 
 Psal. 104. 2. who coverest thyself with ligltt, w'ha 
 stretchest out the heavens like a c. Isa. 40. 22. 
 CURTAIIv.S. 
 
 Exod. 26. 1. make tabernacle with ten c. 2. 1 36. 9. 
 Num. 4.25. the Gershonites shall bear the c. of fab. 
 2 Sam.7.2. ark of God dw'elleth within c. 1 Chr. I 7 .1. 
 Cant. 1. 5. but I am comely as the c. of Solomon 
 Isa. 54. 2. let them stretch forth c. of thy habitation 
 Jer. 4. 20. my tents spoiled, and my c. in a moment 
 
 10. 20. none to stretcli my tent, and set up my c. 
 
 49 . 29. they shall take to themselves their c. and 
 Ilab. 3. 7. the c.of the land of Midian did tremble 
 
 CUSl'ODY. 
 
 Num. 3. .36. under/-, of the sons of Merari, boards 
 Esth. 2. 3. gather fair virgins to the c. of liege, 8. 
 
 14. to the c. of .Shaashgaz the king’s chambei lain 
 
 CUSTOM 
 
 Signifies, [1] Alanner, or way, Luke. 4.16. [2] That 
 which has been established hy long use, and the con¬ 
 sent of ancestors, .1 udg. 11. 39. John 18. 39. [3] A 
 duty paid to the king or prince upon the importation 
 or exportation of commodities, Rom. 13. 7. [4] 
 
 The way of zcomen, namely, the natural disea.te 
 for zchich they u.-ed to he pvt apart, Gen. 31. 35. 
 Gen. 31. 35. for the c. of women is upon me 
 Judg. 11. 39. and it was a c. in Israel 
 1 Sam. 2. 13. the priests’ c. with the people was 
 Ezra 3. 4. according fo the c. Jer. ,32. 11. 
 
 4. 13. then will they not pay toll, tribute, and c. 
 
 20. been mighty kings, and c. was paid to them 
 
 7 . 24. shall not be lawful fo impo.se c. on priests 
 Psal, 119. + 1.32. be merciful according fo the c. 
 Alat. 9. 9. Jesus passed forth, anci saw' Matthew sit- 
 tingat the receipt of r. Alark 2. 14. Luke b. 217, 
 17 . 25. of whom do the kings of the ear+h take c. ! 
 Imke 1. 9. according to the c. of the priest’s office 
 2. 27 . fo do for him’ after the c. of the law 
 42. w'ent fo Jerusalem after the c. of the feast 
 4. 16. as Jesus’ r. was, he went into the synagogue 
 John 18. 39 . ye have a r. that I should relea.se one 
 Rom. 13. 7. render fherefore r. to whom c. is due 
 1 Cor. 11. 16. w e have no such c. nor the churches 
 CU,STO.M.‘+. 
 
 Lev. 18. .30. commit none of these abominable c. 
 Jer. 10. 3. for flie c. of the people are vain 
 Acts 6. 14. shall change the c. Moses delivered us 
 
 16. 21. teach c. wlmli are not lawful to receive 
 
 21. 21. that they ought not to walk after the c. 
 
 26. 3. 1 know' thee to he expert in all r. and cpiest. 
 28. 17 . tho’ I committed nothing against the c. 
 
 cut. 
 
 Lev. 22. 24. ye shall not offer to the lord what is c. 
 Ezek. 16. 4. when born thy ?iavel was not c. 
 
 Acts 5. 33. when they heard that, they were c. 7- 5^L 
 
 cur. 
 
 Exod. 39. 3. and c. it in wires to work it in the blue 
 
 87 
 
CUT 
 
 CUT 
 
 I. ev. 1.6. shall c. the hnmt-offering into pieces, 12. 
 
 8.20. lie f. the ram into pieces, KiotL 2'i. 17■ 
 
 J)eut. 14.1. ye shall net c. yourselves nor make , 
 Judg. 20. 0. 1 took iny concubine anti c. her in 
 
 [pieces 
 
 1 Kings 18. 2.'>. and c. the bullock in pieces, .‘5:5. 
 
 2ti. they r. themselves after their manner with 
 
 2 Kings 24. 13. he c. in pieces all the vessels of gold 
 
 Solomon had made in temple, 2 Chron. 28. 24. 
 
 1 Chron. 20. 3. tlie people, he c. them with saws 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 8. thy servants can skill to c. timlier, 10. 
 Psal.Ci&.T. he bendeth, let them be asc. in pieces 
 
 107 .16. c. tile bars of iron in sunder, Isa. 45. 2. 
 
 J. fa.9.1 20. he shall c. on the right and be hungry 
 51. 9. art thou not it that hath c. Kahab t 
 
 Jer. 16.6. nor lament, nor c. themselves for them 
 34. 18. when they c. the calf in twain, and passed 
 36. 23. hec. the roll witli the penknife, and cast 
 41.5. their clotlies rent, and having c. themselves 
 
 47 . 5. how long wilt thou c. tlivseif 
 
 l)an. 2. 5. if ye will not, ye shall be c. in jiieces 
 3. 29. who speak aeainst Ood shall be c. in pieces 
 JlmosQ. 1. and c. them in tlie head, all of them 
 Jlah. 3. f 16. he will c. them with his troops 
 Zech. 12 .3. that burden tliemsel es with itshall bee. 
 Acts 27 .140. and wlien they had c. the anchors 
 CUT asunder. 
 
 Psal. 129 .4. he hath c. asunder cords of the wicked 
 Jer. 50. 23. hammer of the whole earth c. asunder 
 Zech. 11. 10. 1 took staff Beauty, and r. it asunder 
 '' 14. then I c. asunder my other staff, even Bands 
 Mat. 24. 51. and shall c. him asunder, Luke 12.46. 
 cur down. 
 
 Exod. 34. 13. but ye shall c. down their groves 
 Lev. 26. 30. 1 will c. down your imaces, and cast 
 Kum. 13. 23. and c. down from thence a branch, 24. 
 Deut.'i.b. ye shall break down their images, and 
 c. down their groves, 2 Kings 18. 4.1 23.14. 
 
 20.19. trees for meat thou shalt not c. down 
 2t>. the trees not for meat thou shalt c. down 
 
 Judg. 6. 25. and c. down the grove that is by it 
 2 k ings 19.23. I will c. e'orrw cedars, Isa. . 37 . 24. 
 
 2 Chr. l5.16. and Asa c. d. her idol, and stamped it 
 . 34 . 7 . .losiah c. down all the idols in the land 
 Job 8 . 12 . while in his greenness, and not c. down 
 34 . 2 . cometh forth like a flower, and is c. down 
 7 . for there is hope of a tree if it be c. down 
 
 22.16. the wicked were c. dmint out of time 
 
 20. whereas our substance is not c. down 
 Psal. , 37 . 2. they shall soon bee. down like grass 
 
 80. 16 . branch is burnt, it is c. down, they perish 
 90. 6. in the evening it is c. down, and withereth 
 
 Isa. 9.10. sycamores are c. drwn, but we will build 
 
 14.12. how art thou c. down to the ground 
 22. 25. the nad shall be removed and c. down 
 
 Jer. 22. 7- they shall c. down thy choice cedars 
 25. 37 . the peaceable habitations are c. down 
 
 48. 2. also thou shalt be c. down, C madmen 
 Ezek. 6. 6. that your images may be r. down 
 Nah. 1.12. thoueh many, yet thus shall they be c. d. 
 Zeph. 1.11. for all the merchant-jjeople are c. down 
 Mat.iX.V). othersc. down branches. Mirk 11. 8. 
 
 Luke 13. 7 . c. it d. why cumbereth it the ground ? 
 
 9. then after that thou shalt c. it down 
 cu r off. 
 
 Gen. 9 .11. neither shall all flesh be r. off 
 
 17 . 14. the uncircumcised child shall be c. off 
 41. + ,36. that the land be not c. off through famine 
 E.xod. 4. 25. and c. off the fore skin of her son 
 
 8.1 9 . to c. off Vno frogs from thee, and thy houses 
 12. 15. that soul shall be c. off from Israel, 19. 
 
 I .31. 14. Num. 15. 30, .31. | 19. 13. 
 
 2.3. 2.3. Angel go before, and I will c. them off 
 
 30. 33. shall be c. off from his people, ,38. lev. 7. 
 
 20, 21, 25, 27 .1 17 . 4, 9, 1 19 . 8. I 2.3. 29. 
 Nun?. 9- 1.3. 
 
 Lev. 17 .10. 1 will c. him c/Tfrom among his people, 
 
 18. 29. i 20. ,3, 6, 18. Num. 19. 20. 
 
 14. whosoever eateth blood shall be c. off' 
 
 20 . 17 . shall be r. off in the sight of their people 
 22. .3. that sold shall be c. off from my presence 
 25. t 23. land shall not be sold to be cpiite c. off 
 
 Num. 4. 18. c. ye not off the tribe of Kohafhites 
 
 15. 31. thatsoulsha'l utterly bee. off, his iniquity 
 Pent. 12. 29 . when thy Cod shall c. off nations 
 19.1. when God hath c. the nations. Josh. 2.3. 4. 
 
 2.3. 1. or hath his privy member c. c^'shall not 
 
 25.12. then thou shalt c. off her hand, pity not 
 Josh. 3.1.3. that the waters of .Iordan shall be c. off 
 
 from the waters that come down, 16. 1 4. 7 . 
 7 . 9. and shall c. off our name from the earth 
 
 9 . + 23. not be c. off from you from being bonilmen 
 11.21. at that time loshua c. ()#the Anakims 
 
 Judg. 1. 6. and c. g/f his thumbs, and his creat toes 
 
 21. 6. there is one tribe c. off from Israel this day 
 liufh 4.10. that the name of the dead be not r. off 
 
 1 kam. 2. 31. days come that I will r. off thine arm 
 
 3.3. man whom I shall not c. off from mine altar 
 .*). 4. the palms of Dagon’s hands were c.off 
 17 . 51 . David ran and c. e^'Goliath's head 
 
 20.15. thou shalt note, off thy kindness from my 
 house, 24. 21 no, not when the T.ord hath e. e^'the 
 enemies of David from the face of the earth 
 
 24. 4. Dav id e. off' the skill of .''aid's robe, 5. 
 
 + 7. so David e.o#his sei vants with these words 
 11. for in tliat I c. g/f the skirt of thy robe 
 28. 9. knowest how .^aul hath c. off the wizards 
 
 31. 9 . and they e. off Saul's head, and stripped off 
 
 2 Sam. 4.12. they slew them and c. their hands 
 
 10. 4. llanun took David’s servants, and c.off 
 
 their garments in the middle, 1 Chr. 19. 4. 
 
 20. 22. and they c. off' the head of Sheba 
 
 21. + 5. the man that consumed us and c. us off 
 
 1 Kings 8.125. not be c. to thee a man in my sight 
 9. 7. then will I c. off' Israel out of the land 
 
 11. 16 . till he had c. off' every male in 1 dom 
 
 1.3. 34. even to c. off .leroboam’s house, 14. 14. 
 
 14.10. I w ill c. off' from leroboam him that pisseth 
 18.4. when lezebel c. off the tnophets of the I.ord 
 21. 21. behold, I will c. off from Ahab him that 
 
 pisseth against the wall, 2 Kings 9. 8. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 17 . Ahaz c. off' the borders of the bases 
 
 88 
 
 2 7’w'n/7.f 18.16. Ilczekiah r.rffxhe gold from the doors 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 8 . have c. off thine enemies before thee 
 
 2 Chr. Q‘2. 7. Ixird anointed to c. iff house of Ahab 
 32. 21. the angel to c. g/f all mighty men of valour 
 
 Job 4. 7- or where were the righteous c. off'? 
 
 6. 9- that he would let loose his hand, and c .me off 
 
 8. 14. whose hope shall bee. off', and whose tru.st 
 
 10.1 l.my soul is c. while I live, 1 w ill leave my 
 11. 10. it he c. off', then who can hindei' hiin ' 
 
 14. t 10. man dieth, and is c. off, and where is he f 
 18. 16. and above shall his branch be c. off' 
 
 21. 21. when number of his months isc. off m midst 
 
 2 . 3 . 17 . because 1 was note, ci/'before the darkness 
 
 21. 24. they are c. off' as the tops of ears or corn 
 .36. 2o. when (leople kre c. off m their place 
 Psal. 12. .3. the Lord shall c. off Al flattering lilts 
 
 31. t 17 . let the wicked be c. off tor the graves 
 22. I said, I am c. off' from before thine eyes 
 .31.16. toe. c//'remembrance of tl-.em from earth 
 37 . 9 for evil doers shall be c. off, but those who 
 
 22. they that be cursed of himshall be c.off 
 
 28. but tl’.e seed of the wicked shall he r. off 
 .31, when the wicked are c. off', thou sf.alt see it 
 .38. the end of the wicked shall be c. off 
 
 51. 5. he shall reward, c. them in thy truth 
 75 . 10. all the horns of the wicked will I c. off' 
 
 76 .12. he shall c. off the spirit of princes 
 
 8.3. 4. they said, come, and let us c. them off 
 88. 5. ami they are c. off' from thy hand 
 
 16 . wrath goeth over me, teri'ors have c me off 
 94. 2.3. he shall c. them off in their wickedness 
 101. 5. that slantleieth his neighbour will 1 c. off 
 
 8. that 1 may c. cj/ all wdeked doers from thecit^' 
 
 of the I.ord 
 
 109.13. let his posterity be c. off' urut blotted out 
 
 15. that the Lord may c. off'the memory of them 
 118. t 10. in the nameof the Lord 1 will r. them 
 
 119 .1 1.39. niy zeal hath c. me off', because 
 143. 12. and of thy mercy c. off'rr\'me enemies 
 P 10 V.Q.. 2 Q. but the w icked shall be c.g/ffi'cm earth 
 
 23. 18. thy expectation shall not be c. off', 24. 14. 
 Iia. 6. t 5. then said 1, woe is me, for I amc. off 
 
 9 . 14. the Lord will c. off from Isiael head and 
 
 tail 
 
 10. 7 . to destroy and c. off nations not a few 
 
 11. 1.3. the adversaries of .ludah shall be c. off 
 
 14. 22. 1 will c. off' from Babylon the name 
 
 15. t 1. Moab is c. off''\ 2. and every beard c. off 
 
 22. 25. burden that was upon it shall be c. off ' 
 
 29 . 20. all that watch for iniquity are c. off 
 .38. 12. he will c. me g^'with piinng sickness 
 
 48. 9. my praise will refrain, that I c. thee not ct#' 
 19 . his name should not have been c. off 
 53. 8. he w'as c. off' out of the land of the living 
 .55. 1.3. shall be. for a sign that shall not be c. off 
 66. 3. that sacrificeth, as if he c. off' a dog’s neck 
 Jer. 7 . 28. truth is perished and r. o^from mouth 
 29 . c. c^'thine hair, O Jerusalem, cast it away 
 9.21. to c.off'the children wittiout, and young men 
 11. 19 . let us c. him o/A from the land of the living 
 41 . 7 . to c. oAAfrom you man and woman Outof.Iud. 
 
 8. that ye might c. yourselves off and be a curse 
 44.11. set my'face against you to c. c^/ Judah 
 
 46. t 28. yetw'ill I not iitterl}’ c. thee off' 
 
 47 . 4. to c. off' from l yrusH 5. Ashkelon is c. off 
 
 48. 2. come, let us c. it from being a nation 
 25. the horn of ISJoab is c. off, his arm is broken 
 
 49. 26. all the men of war shall be c. off', 50. 30. 
 
 .50. 16. c. off' the sower from Babylon, and him that 
 51.6. flee out, and be not c. off' in her iniquity 
 
 62. thou hast spoken against this |)lace to c. 'it off 
 Lam. 2. .3. c. off 'm his anger the horn of Israel 
 3. 5.3. they have c. off' my life in the dungeon 
 Ezek. 14. 8. and I will c. him off from my people 
 
 13. c. (#man and beast, I 7 ,19,21. ! 25. 13. I 29. 8. 
 
 17 . 9 . shall he note. cAAfruit th.ereof, that it w itlier.^ 
 17 . and building forts to r. off many iiersons 
 
 21. .3. 1 will c. c,/Athe righteous andtlie w icked, 4. 
 25. 7- behold, 1 will c. thee off from the iieople 
 
 16. I will c. g#'the Gherethims, and destroy the 
 
 remnant of the sea-c'oasts 
 .30.15. and T will c. off the multitude of No 
 .31. 12. terrible of the nations have c. him off 
 .35. 7 . 1 will c. off from Seir him that iiasseth out 
 37 . 11. our hope is lost, we are c. off' for our 
 
 . parts 
 
 Dan. 4.14. hew down the tree, 0 . c/Ahis branches 
 
 9. 26. iNlessiah shall bee. off', but not for himself 
 IJos. 4. + 5. e off' thy mother | t 6. people are e. off 
 8. 4. they have made idols, that (hey may be e. i ff 
 
 10. 7 . .‘'amaria, her king is e. off as the foam, 15. 
 J?el 1. 5. the new w ine is e.e^'fiom\ ourmouth,9. 
 
 16 . is not (he meat e. off before our eyes ' 
 
 Amos 1.5. 1 will e. off'the inhabitant from Aven 
 
 8. I will e. (i^A the inhabitant fiom Ashdod 
 
 2. .3. I will e. c./Athe judge from the midst thereof 
 .3. 14. the horns of the altar shall be c. off 
 Ubad. 5. if robbers by night, how art thou o. off 
 
 9 . every one of I'.sau ma\' be c. e/A by slaughter 
 
 10. ami thou shalt be 0 . off for ever 
 
 14. nor stand to r. off'thofeofhis that did escape 
 Mir. 5. 9 . and all ihine enemies shall be r. off' 
 
 10. horses |1 11. cities |! 12. witchcrafts c. off' 
 
 1.3. thy graven images will 1 c.off', Kah. l. 14. 
 Nah. 1. 15. fertile wicked is utterly c. iff' 
 
 2. 1.3. and 1 will c. iff'thy jney from the earth 
 .3. 15. the sword shall r. thee off', it shall eat 
 Ilab. 3. 17. tho’the flock shall be c.off' from the fold 
 Zeph. 1.3. I will c. e^A man from olt the land 
 4. c.off remw. of Baal li 11. that bear silver 
 .3. 6. 1 have c. the nations, towers are desolate 
 
 7 . so their dwelling should not be r. off' 
 
 Zech. 5. 3. for every one that stealeth as on this side, 
 and every one that sweareth, shall be c. oJl 
 9-6. 1 will c.off the pride of the Bhilistines 
 10. and I will r. e/A the chariot from I'.phraim 
 
 11. 8. three shepherds also I c. off' m one month 
 9- and that, that is to be c. off', let it be c.ijf 
 
 13. 2. 1 will 0 . off the names of idols out or jand 
 
 8. tw'o parts in the land shall be c. off and die 
 
 14. 2. the residue of the people shall not be c. off 
 Mai. 2. 12. Lord will c. off the man that doeth this 
 
 DAM 
 
 Mat. 5. 30. if thy right hand offend thee, c, it off, 
 
 18 . 8. JUarX 9 . 4.3, 45i 
 Mark 14.47. c. off ear, Luke 22. .50. John 18.10, 26. 
 xlces27. .32. the soldiersc. r#the ro[)esof the lioat 
 Horn. 11.22. otherw ise thou shalt also t>e r. c/A 
 2 Cor. 11. 12. that 1 may c. q/A occasion from them 
 Gal. 5. 12. 1 w ould they werec. q/f that trouble you 
 CU'l' out. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. t 10. L’^zziah c. out many cisterns 
 Job .33. + 6. I also am c. cut of the clay 
 Prov. 10. 31. the frow ard tongue shall be c. out 
 Dan. 2. .31. a stone was c. out without hands, 45. 
 Horn. 11. 24. for if thou wert c. out of the olive tree 
 CUT short. 
 
 2 Kings tc?. .32. the I ord began to c. Israel short 
 liom. O. 28. will finish andc. it short in righteousness 
 C U 1 up. 
 
 Job 30. 4. who c. up mallows bv the bushes 
 Isa. 33. 12. as thorns c. un shall Uiey txe burnt 
 (LI 11'.ST, K 1 11. 
 
 Deut. 24. 19. when thou c. down thine harvest 
 Job 28.10. he r. out rivers among the rocks 
 Psal. 29. + 7 . the voice of the Lord c. flames of fire 
 46.9. he breakelh bow, and r. the spear in sunder 
 141 . 7 . as when one c. and cleaveth wood on earth 
 l^rov. 26.6. sendeth message by fool, c. off th feet 
 Jer. 10. .3. for one c. a ti'ee out of the forest with axe 
 22.14. build chambers and c. him out w indows 
 CU 1 1 I NG. 
 
 Exod. .31.5. and in r. of stones to set them, .35. .3.3. 
 Lev. 25. + 23. the land shall not be sold for c. of 
 Deut. 24. t 1. let him write her a bill of c. off 
 Isa. 38.10. 1 said in the c. of my days, I shall go 
 Jer. .30. t2.3. a c. wldrlwind, itshall fall with pain 
 J '.zek.7. + 25. c. off cometh. they shall .seek peace 
 
 16. + 3. thy c. out is of the land of ( anaan 
 Ilab. 2. 10. consulted shame by c. off many people 
 Mark. 5.5. tombs, crying and c. himself wntlistones 
 GUI 1 1 NG.S. 
 
 I.ev. 19.28. j’eshall not make any c. for dead. 21.5. 
 •Ter. 48. 37. u|)on all the hands shall her. and on 
 Jonah 2. t 6. i went dow n to the c. of the mount 
 GY.MBAL. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 1. I am become as sounding brass, or a 
 
 C5'.M B.A I,.S. [tinklingf. 
 
 2 ftam. 6. 5. played on cornets and c. 1 Chr. 13. 8. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. I6.'har|ts and c. sounding, 16.42. 
 
 16.5. but .Asaph made a sound with c. 
 
 25. 6. these were under the hands of their father 
 for song in the house, of the Ix.rd with r. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 13. they lift up their voice with r. 
 
 29 . 25. he set T.evites in liouse of the Lord with r. 
 Ezra ,3. 10. the sons of Asaph with c. Neh. 12. 27 . 
 Psal. 150. 5. praise him upon loud-sounding c. 
 ('5'PItl'.SS. 
 
 Cant. 1. + 14. my beloved is to me as a cluster of c, 
 4. t 13. w'ith pleasant fruits, c. with spikenard 
 Isa. 44. 14. he taketh the c. and the oak 
 
 D. 
 
 DAGGETL 
 
 Judg. 3. 16. Ehud made him nd. with two edges 
 
 21. he took the d. from his right thigh 
 
 22. that he could not draw the d. out of his belly 
 
 D.\ii.y; see after D.\ys. 
 
 DA IN' i Y, TIES. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 20. Asher shall yield roj'al d. 
 
 Job .33. 20. and his soul abhorreth d. meat 
 Psal. 141. 4. and let me not eat of their d. 
 
 Pi'ov. 23. .3. be not desirous of his d. for they are 
 
 6. an evil eye, neither desire thou his d. meats 
 Hub. 1. 1 16. their portion is fat, their meatrf. 
 llev. 18. 14. all things which wererf. are departed 
 
 DALE. 
 
 Gen. 14. 17 . valle 3 ' of Shaveh, which is the king's^, 
 2 Ham. 18. 18. a jjillar which is in the king's d. 
 
 D A 51 ,AG i . 
 
 Ezra 4. 22. w hy should d. grow' to the hurt of kings 
 Esth.7.A. eneuiy could not countervail the king's A. 
 Prov. 26. 6. cutleth off the feet, and drinketh d. 
 Dan. 6. 2. and tlie king should have no d. 
 
 Arts 27 . 10. voyage will be with hurt and much d. 
 2 Cor. 7 . 9 . that ye might receive d. by us in nothing 
 'DAAl. 
 
 Exed. 22. 30. seven days it shall be w ith his d. on 
 the eighth shall give it me, /yr. 22. 27 . 
 Deut. 22. 6. thou shalt not take the d. w ith young 
 
 7 . but thou shalt in anv wise let the d. go 
 
 DAAl^x ABT.;'. 
 
 2 Pct.Q. 1. w ho privilv shall bring in rf. heresies 
 DA.M'NA I ION.' 
 
 Mat. 23.14. therefore ye shall receive the greater d. 
 
 Mark 12. 40. Euke 20. 47- 
 .33. j-e serpents, how c n ye escape the d. of hell ? 
 Mark 3. 29. but is in danger of eternal d. 
 
 John 5. 29. ha\ e done evil to the resurrection of d. 
 Pom. .3. 8. evil, that good may come whose d. is just 
 13. 2. they shall receive to themselves d. 
 
 1 (,’fir. 11. 29 . he eateth and drinketh d.tci himself 
 
 1 Tim.f). 12. having^/, because have cast off'first faith 
 
 2 Pet. 2.3. lingereth not. and their </. slumbeieth not 
 
 DA.MM'D. 
 
 Mark 16 .16. but he that believeth not shall be d. 
 Pom. 14. 23. and he that doubteth is d. if he eat 
 2 'Ihess. 2. 12. that all might bet/, who believed not 
 DAMSEL. 
 
 Gen. 24.55. her mother said.let the rf. abide few days 
 .34. .3. and he loved the </. and spake kindly to d. 
 
 12. a.'k never so much, but give me the rf. to wife 
 Deut. 22. 1.5. bring ff.rth tokens of therf. virginity 
 
 20. but if the tokens be not found for the d. 
 
 21. they shall bring out the d. and stone her 
 
 24. the'f/. because she cried not. being in the city 
 26. there is m the d. no sin worthy of death 
 29 . shall give therf. father lit'D’ shekels of silver 
 Judg. 5. 30. divided to every man a d. or two 
 
 19 . 4. therf. father retained him. and he abode 
 PutbQ. 5. then Boaz said, whose d. is this ' 
 
 6. it is .Moabitish d. that came back w'itli Naomi 
 1 Kings 1. 1 2. he sought for th.e king a young d. 
 
D AR 
 
 DA R 
 
 D AU 
 
 j Kincx 1 .4. and d. was very fair, and cherished him 
 Mat. 14. 11. John ]*aptist's liead was brought in a 
 charger, and given to the d. Mark 6.28. 
 26. 69. a rf.'caine to Peter, saying, .John 18. 17 . 
 Markb. .'59. the d. i.s not dead, but sleepeth 
 40. lie taketh tlie father and mother of the d. and 
 entereth in where the </, was lying 
 Acts 12.1.3. a d. came to hearken, named Khoda 
 
 16. 16. a certain d. po.sses 3 td witli a spirit, met us 
 I) AAi.S K Ls. 
 
 Gf.n. 24. 61. P.ebeUah arose and her d. and rode 
 
 1 tiam. 25. 42. Abigail rode witli five d. of hers 
 Psal. 68 . 25. amongst them were the d. playing 
 
 DANCE. 
 
 Psal. 149. 3. let them praise him in the d. 150. 4. 
 Jer, 31.13. the virgins shall rejoice in the d. 
 
 Lam. 5.15. our d. is turned into mourning 
 DANCE. 
 
 Judg. 21. 21 . if the daughters of .^hiloh come to d. 
 Jch 21,11. send forth little ones, their children d. 
 Eccl. 3. 4. a time to mourn, and a time to d. 
 
 Jsa. 13. 21 , owls dw ell there, satyrs shall d. there 
 DANCED. 
 
 Jttdg. 21. 23. acconling to tlieir number that d. 
 
 2 k>am. 6.14. anrl David d. before the I ord 
 
 Mat. 11 .]“. have piped, ami ye have not o'. Lt/ke7.32. 
 14. 6 . the daugliter of I ierodias d. Mark 6 . 22 . 
 DANCE.S. 
 
 Pxad. 15. 20 . the women went after her with d. 
 
 Judg. 11 . .34. daughter cauie to meet him w ith d. 
 
 1 Ham. 21. 11. did they not sing of him in d. 29.5. 
 Jer. 31. 4. thoii shalt go forth in the d. of them 
 . DANCING. 
 
 Exod. 32. 19. he came nigli, he saw the calf and d. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 6 . the women came out singing and d. 
 
 30. 16. were spread on all the eartli,"eating and d. 
 
 2 Sam. 6 . 16. she saw king David d. 1 C.hr. 15. 29. 
 Psal. 30. 11 . thou hast turned my mourning into d. 
 Luke 15. 25. as he came he heard music and d. 
 
 DAND LED. 
 
 Isa. 66 .12. and ye shall be d. upon her knees 
 DANGER. 
 
 Mat. 5.21. shall be in d. of the judgment 
 22. shall be in rf. of council, in d. of hell-fire 
 Mark 3. 29 . but is in d. of eternal damnation 
 Acts 19. Q 7 . not onl y this our craft is inrf. but temple 
 40. in d. to be called in question for this uproar 
 DANtiEROU.S. 
 
 Acts£ 7 . 9. and when sailing was now d. because 
 DARE. 
 
 Job 41. 10. none isso fierce that stir him up 
 Pom. 5. 7 . fora good man some would even d. to die 
 15.18. for [ w'ill noid. tospeak of any thing 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 1. d. an'y ofyou go to law before the unjust ? 
 
 2 Cor. 10.12. w'e d. not make ourselves of the number 
 
 DARK. 
 
 Gen. 15. 17. when the sun went down, and it was d. 
 Exod. 9. + .32. for the wheat and the rye w ere d. 
 
 I.ev. 1.3. 6. if tlie plague be d. 21, 26, 28, 56. 
 
 Nutn. 12. 8. speak apparently, and not inrf. speeches 
 .fosh. 2. 5. when it was d. the men went out 
 QSam.^Q. 12. about him rf. w aters, P.uil. 18. 11. 
 
 Xe/i. 13.19. the gates of Jerusalem began to be d. 
 
 Job 3.9. let the stars of the twilight thereof be d. 
 
 12. 25. they grope in tlie d. without light 
 18. 6. the light shall be d. in his tabernacle 
 22. 13. can he judge througli the d. cloud ? 
 
 24.16. in the d. they dig thro’ houses, which they 
 .30. + .3. want and famine they were d. as night 
 P.fal. 35. 6. let their way lie d. and slipjiery" 
 
 49 . 4. I will open my d. saying on the harp 
 74 . 20. d. places of the earth ai e full of cruelty 
 78. 2. in parables, I w ill utter d. sayings of old 
 88.12. shall tliy wonders be known in tlie rf. Z 
 105.28. he sent darkness and made it d. 
 
 Prov. 1.6. the words of the wise anil their d. sayings 
 
 7 . 9. in the twilight, in the black and d. night 
 Isa. 5. + .30. it shall be d. in the destruction thereof 
 29 .15. and their works are in the d. and they say 
 45. 19 . I have not spoken in a d. place of tlie eai th 
 Jer. 13.16. your feet stumble on the d. mountains 
 Lam. .3. 6. he hath set me in d. irlaces, as they that 
 Ezek.^. 12. what the house of Israel do in'the d. 
 
 32. 7 . and 1 will make the stars thereof d. 
 
 8. the bright lights of heaven will 1 make d. 
 
 .34.12. have been scattered in tlie cloud yarn! r/. day’ 
 Pan. 8.2.3. a king understanding d. sentences shall 
 Joel 2. 10. the sun and the moon shall be d. 
 
 Amos 5. 8. seek him that maketli the day d. 20. 
 Mtc.3. 6. it shall berf. to you. the day shall be rf. 
 Zeeb. 14.6. the light shall iiot be clear, nor d. 
 
 Ldke 11 . .36. it thy body be light, having no part d. 
 John 5. 17 . w'ent over the sea, and it w as now o'. 
 
 20. 1. Mary came early’, when it was yet d. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 19 . as to a light that shineth in a d. place 
 DARKEN. 
 
 Amos 8. 9. and I will d. the earth in the clear day 
 DARKLY. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.12. for now we see through a glass d. 
 
 _ DARKENED. 
 
 ^od.19.15. for they covered, so that the land w’as d. 
 Psal. 69 . 23 . let their eyes be d. Pom. 11.10. 
 
 Led. 12. 2. w bile sun, moon, or the stars be not d. 
 
 3. those that look out of the windows be d. 
 
 Isa. 5. .30. liglit is d. in the heavens thereof 
 
 9. 19 . the land isrf. 1113.10. the sun^/.y«e/.3.15. 
 
 -4. 11. all joy is d. the mirth of the land gone 
 Lie/-. 30.18. at Tehaphnehes the day shall be d. 
 
 Lech. 11 . 17 . his right eye shall be utterly d. 
 
 Mat. 24. 29 . then shall the sun be d. Mark 1.3. 24. 
 l ukeQ3. 45. and the sun w as d. anti vail was rent 
 yew. 1.21. and their foolbh heart w as d. 
 
 Lph. 4 . 18. having the uniierstanding d. alienated 
 n n **''’'‘* P^rtof them was d. 
 
 9. and the sun and the air were d. 
 
 . . I^ARKENE'.TH. 
 
 J 06 ?. who is this that d. counsel by words ’ 
 
 ^sal. 139 . + 12 . tl,g darkness d. not from thee 
 , . DARKl.su. 
 
 13. 39 . if the bright spots in skin be d. white 
 DARKNESS 
 
 oignines, [1] The privation or want of natural light, 
 
 Mat. 27- 45. [2] Hell, the place of eternal 
 
 misery, confusion, and horror, called outer d rk- 
 ness. Mat. 22 . 1.3. [3] Ignorance and vnhelief, 
 
 which is the want of .spiritual light, .lohn .3. 19 . 
 [4] The minds of tneti, which, since the fall, are 
 full of ignorance and error, John 1 . 5. [5] A 
 
 private or .secret place, where but few persons are 
 pre.sent. Mat. 10 . 27. hat I tell you in dark¬ 
 ness ; that is, in parables, and in private between 
 out.selves. [6] Great distress, perplexity, and 
 calamity, Isa, 8 . 22. Joel 2. 2. [7] Sin, or 
 
 impurity, 1 John 1 .5. 
 
 The land of darkness is the grave. Job 10 . 21, 22 . 
 Such as sit in darkness and in the shadow of 
 tleath, Psal. I 07 . 10. such as are in a disconso¬ 
 late and forlorn condition, shut up in prisons, or 
 dungeons. The children of light, Jet in opposition 
 to the children of darkness, means the righteous 
 in oppo it ion to the wicked; the faithful in oppo¬ 
 sition to the incredulous and infidels, 2 Cor. 6 . 
 14. Our Saviour calls the exercise of Satan's 
 potver, the power of darkness, Luke 22 . 5.3. 
 But this is your b.our, and the power of dark¬ 
 ness ; this is the time wherein power is given to 
 the devil, and his instruments, to execute their 
 de igns again.st me. I he power of darkness, ;.f 
 likewise taken for the dominion of sin, and slavery 
 to the devil, under which allunregencratedpersons 
 ^are. Col. 1 . 1.3. 
 
 Gen. 1 . 2 . and d. w’as upon the face of the deep 
 
 5. the light liay, and the d. he called night 
 
 18. God set them to divide the light from the d. 
 15. 12. an horror of great d. fell upon Abram 
 
 Exod. 10 . 21 . tliat there may he d. o\er Egy])t 
 22 . there was a thick d. in all Egyid three days 
 14. 20. it was a cloud and d. to them, but light 
 20 . 21 . and Moses drew' near unto the thick"rf. 
 I'>eut.4. 11. the mountain burnt with thick d. 
 
 5. 22. these words the I.ord spake out of thick d. 
 Josh. 24.7. he put(/. between von and the Egvptians 
 2 Sam. 22. 10 . d. was iimicr his feet, Psal. \ii. 9 . 
 
 12. he made d. his pavilions round about him 
 29 . the T.ord will enligliten iny d. Psal. 18. 28. 
 Job .3. 5. let d. and the sl'adow of death stain it 
 
 6 . as for tliat night, let d. seize upon it 
 
 5. 14. thev meet with d. in the day time 
 
 10 . 22 . a land of d. as d. itself, w i’thout any order 
 
 19 . !’■. and he hatli set d. in my paths 
 
 20. 26. all d. shall he hid in his secret places 
 
 22. 11. or d. tliat thou car.stnot see 
 
 23. 17 . because 1 was not cut off before the d. 
 
 neitlier hath he covered tliee'. from my face 
 28. .3. he setteth an end to d. (he stones of d. 
 
 ,34. 22. no d. w here w’orkers of iniquity may hide 
 
 37 . 19 . we cannot order our speech by reasc'u of d. 
 
 38. 9. when I made thick d. a swaddling-hand 
 
 19 . and as for d. where is the place tliereof 
 P.fjil. 18. 11. he made d. his secret place 
 
 .35. t 6 . let their w ay be d. and slipperiness 
 ( 58 . 18. and hast put mine acquaintance intoc/. 
 
 97- 2. clouds and d. are round aboiit him 
 
 104. 20. thon makest d. and it is niglit 
 
 105. 28. he sente/, and made it dark 
 
 139. 11. if I say, surely the </. shall cover me 
 
 12. yea, the d. hideth not from thee 
 
 Prov. 2. 13. leave paths to walk in the ways of d. 
 
 4. 19 . (he way of tne w icked is as d. they know not 
 f eel. 6. 4. his name shall berovered with d. 
 
 Isa. 5. .30. and if one look to the land, behold d. 
 
 8. 22. they shall look, and behold trouble and d. 
 
 45. .3. I will give thee the treasures of o'. 
 
 47 . 5. get thee into d. O daughter of Chaldeans 
 60 . 2. tor behold, the d. shall cover the eai ih, and 
 gross d. the people, hut T.ord shall arise oi, thee 
 Jer. 1.3. 16. before’ lie cause d. and make gross d. 
 Ezek. .32. 8. I will set d. iqion tliy land, saith Lord 
 Joe! 2. 2. a day of d. of c louds and of thick d. 
 
 ,31. the sun shall be turned into d. Acts I. 20. 
 
 Amos 4. 1.3. he that niakc’th the morning d. 
 
 Xa/i. 1. and d. shall pursue his enemies 
 Mat. 6. 23. thy w liole body full of d. Luke 11. ,34. 
 
 8. 12. be cast out into cuter </. 2’2. 1.3. | 25. .30. 
 
 27 . 45. from sixth hour tliere wasc/. JMark 15. 33. 
 
 J uke 22. 5.3. this is your hour and the .iiower of cf. 
 
 23. 44. and (I'ere was d. over all the eai th 
 Arts 13. II. there fell on him a mist and a d. 
 
 1 ph. 5. 11. have no fellowship w ith the works of d. 
 
 6. 12. against the rulers of the c/. of this woi ld 
 Col. 1. 13. who hath delivered us fn in power of d. 
 
 1 'Jhess. 5. 5. w e are not of (he niglit nor of d. 
 
 Ileb. 12. 18. ye are not come to f'lackness and d. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 4. and delivered tliem into chains of d. 
 
 17 . to w horn the mist of d. is l eserved for ever 
 
 1 John 2.11. because that d. hath blinded his eyes 
 Jude 6. hath reserved in everlasting c hains under </. 
 
 13. to whom is reserved the hlackh. ofd. tor ever 
 liev. 16. 10. and Ids kingdom w as full of d. 
 
 DARKNIilS.S, with day. 
 
 Joh 3. 4. let that day be d. let not (^od regard if 
 15. 23. he knoweth that the day of d. is at hand 
 J'ctl. 11. 8. .s et let him remember the days of d. 
 
 Isa. 58. 10. tlien shall thy d. be as the noon day 
 Joel 2. 2. a day of d. and gloondness, Z.eph. 1. 15. 
 xlmos 5. 20. shall not the day of the Lcrtl he d 
 i/i DARKNES.S. 
 
 Pent. 28. 29. thou shalt grope as the blind in d. 
 
 1 Pam. 2. 9 . and the wicked shall be silent in d. 
 
 1 Kings 8 . 12. Solomon spake, the l ord said that 
 he would dw ell in the thick d. 2 Chr. 6 .1. 
 Joh 17 . 13. 1 have made my bed in the d. 
 
 Psal. 11. +2. they may in d. shoot at the upright 
 82. 5. they know not, they walk on in d. 
 
 88. 6. thou hast laid me in d. in the deeiis 
 91. 6. nor for the pestilence that walketh in d. 
 
 107 . 10. such as sit in d. and the shadow of death 
 143. .3. tl.e enemy hath made me to dwell in d. 
 Prov.‘Z0. 20. his lamj) shall he put out At obscure d. 
 Eccl. 2. 14. but the fool walketh in d. 
 
 5. 17 . be eatetli in d. |l 6. 4. he departeth in d. 
 
 Jsa. 42. 7 . Iiriiig them that sit in d. out of prison li. 
 
 49 . 9 . to them that are in d. shew yourselves 
 59. 9. we wait for light, but w e walk in d. 
 
 .Ter. 23.12, their waysshall be as slippery wa 3 's ind. 
 Dan. 2. 22. he knoweth wliat is in tlie d. and liglit 
 John'd,. 12. he that fcllowetli me shall not walk ind. 
 12. 35. for he that walketh in d. knoweth not 
 46. whosoever believef h me, should not abide in </. 
 1 Ihess. 5. 4. but ye, l.rethren, are not in d. 
 
 1 Joan 1. 6. and walk in d. we lie and do not truth 
 2. 0. liateth liis brother, is in d. even till now 
 11 . hateth his brother, is in d. w alketh in d. 
 L«/n/e/DARKN E.SS. 
 
 Jc^ lO. 21. before 1 go even to the land of d. 
 
 itscilf . and .shadow' of death 
 Jer.H. 31. have I been to Israel a land of d. 'f 
 
 r 1 4 
 
 t>ew. 1. 4. and God divided the light from the d. 
 
 18. two great li'dits to divide (lie light from d 
 Joh 10. 22. a laiKf wliere the light is as d. 
 
 17 . 1C. the light is short because of d. 
 
 18. 18. lie shall he driven from light intorf. 
 
 26. ■\ 10. until the end of light with d. 
 
 29 . .3.^ when by fni, light 1 walked tlirough d. 
 
 .30. 26. when I waited for light, there came d. 
 P.(al. 112. 4. to upi iglit there ariselh light in d. 
 
 I . 39 . 1C. the d. and light are liolh alike to thee 
 r.ccl. C. 13. w'isdom excels as far as tight excelleth d. 
 J.^a. 5. CO. tliat put d. for light, and light for d. 
 
 9. C. the people that walked in d. have seen a great 
 light, u|)on them hath light shined. Mat. 4. 16. 
 
 42. 16. I will make d. light before them 
 45. 7- I form light anrl create d. 1 make peace 
 .)0. 10. that walketh in d. and hath no light 
 Jer. 1.3.10. wliile ye look for light, he make it gross d. 
 Lam. .3. C. he brouglitme into d. hut not into light 
 Amos 5. 18. the day of the I.ord is d. and not light 
 -Mic. 7 . 8. when j sit inr/. the I.ord shall he a 
 Mat. 6. 2.3. light in thee bed. how great is that d. f 
 
 10. 27 . w liat I tell in d. speak in light, LuheVZ. .3. 
 Luke 1. 79. light to them that sit in d. Rom. 2. 19. 
 
 II. .‘55. that the light w hich is in thee be not d. 
 
 John 1. 5. light shineth in d. d. comprehended it not 
 
 .3. 19._and men loved d. rather than light 
 
 12. .'55. walk w hile j e have light, lest d. come 
 Acts 26. 18. and to turn them from d. to light 
 Rom. 1.3. jl2. ca.st off the works of d. put on light 
 ‘ Cor. 4. 5. to bring to light the hidden things of d. 
 Cor. 4. 6. w lio commanded light to sliine out of d- 
 6. 14. what communion hath tight w itli d.? 
 
 1 Pet. <2. 9^calleil you outof^/. into marvellous//ff/i/ 
 
 1 John 1. 5. God is light, and in him is no d. at all 
 2. 8. d. is past, and the true light now sl.ineth 
 ('7/1 «/DARKNE.S.S. 
 
 1 cut. 5. 22. when ye heard the voice out of the d. 
 Job 12. 22. he discovereth deep things out of d. 
 
 15. 22. belies elli not tliat he shall return < 7 / 1 -</</. 
 .‘30. he shall not depart out of d. the flame dry ii(> 
 /Na/. HfJ. 14. he brought them cut of d. and shadow 
 Isa. 29. 18. the eyes of the blind shall see ear ofd. 
 
 DARLING. 
 
 Psal. 22. 20 . deliver my d. from pow er of the dog 
 35. 17 . Lord, rescue mv d. from the lions 
 DA’R f, S. 
 
 2 Sam. 18.14. .Toab took three d. in his hanti 
 2 Chron. ,32. 5. L'ezekiah made d. anrl shields 
 Job 41. 26. the spear nor the d. cannot hold 
 
 29 . d. are counted as stubble, he laiigheth at 
 l^rov. 7 . 2.3. till a d. strike through Ids liver 
 ,Toel 2. + 8. when the.v fall on d. not he wounded 
 fph. 6. 16. to quench the fiery d. of the wickerl 
 Ileb. 12. 20. it shall he thrust through with a d. 
 DASH. 
 
 2 Rings 8.12. and thon wilt d. their children 
 Psal. 2. 9. lest d. them in pieces like a potter's vcs.^eJ 
 91 . 12. they shall hear thee up, lest thou d. thy 
 foot against a stone. Mat. 4. 6. Luke 4. 11. 
 Isa. 1.3. 18. their bows shall d. tlie j’oung men 
 Jer. 13. 14. 1 will d. them one against another 
 DASHKD. " 
 
 Exod. 15. 6. thy right hand, () I.ord, hath d. in pieces 
 Isa. 13. 16. their children also shall be d. in pieces 
 before their eyes, lies. 1.3. 16. Nah. 3. lo. 
 IIos. 10.14. the mother w as d. upon her children 
 DASH ETII. 
 
 Psal. 137 . 9. that d. thy little ones against the stenes 
 Da I i'>. 
 
 2 Chron. 31. + 5. the cliildren of Israel brought d. 
 
 DAUB, ED, ING. 
 
 Exod. 2. 3. she d. the ark with slime and pitch 
 Ezek. 1.3. 10. Olliers d. it with untempereil mortar 
 
 11. say to (hem which d. it, that it shall fall 
 
 12. where is (he d. wherewith ye have d. it? 
 
 14. so will I break down the wall ye have ^/. 
 
 22. 28. her propliets have d. them with mortar 
 
 DAL'tiH 1 ER 
 
 Signifies, [1] A female child, Gen. 34. 1. [2] A 
 sister, Gen. 34. 17 . [3] xl niece, or brother's 
 daughter, I’.xod. 2. 21. [4] xl daughter-in-law, 
 or son'.s wife, Ruth 3. lit. [5] I he women that 
 dwell in a cmnitiy, Gen. ;i4. 1. ft)] The in¬ 
 habitants of a city or cimntry, both men and 
 women, Isa. 16. 2. Mat. 21. 5. [7] Posterity, 
 lineage, or offspring. 1 uke 1. 5. [8] The lungs, 
 and other organs of singing, tailed the daughters 
 of music, El cl. 12. 4. [9] 't he branrhes of trees, 
 Gen. 49 . t 22. flO] 'Ihe church of God, Bsal. 
 45. 9, 10. f ant. 5. 8. 
 
 Gen. 20.12. is d. of mv father, not d. of my mother 
 
 24. 23. w hose ri. art tfiou r tell me, I pray thee, 47 . 
 48. to take my master's brother's i/. to his son 
 
 34. 7 . he had w rought folly in l\'iiig with .lacob’si/. 
 8. soul of my son Shechein loiigeth for your d. 
 
 17 . then wiU we take onr </. and we will be gone 
 19. because he had delight in lacob'si/. 
 
 F.xvd. 1. 16. but if it be a d. then she shall live 
 
 21. 31. w hether he have gored a smi orarf. 
 
 Lev. 12. 6. when the days are fulfilled for a d. 
 
 14. t 1(1. to take an ew e lamh, the d. of her year 
 
 18. 17 - nor shalt thou take her daughter's d. 
 
 21. 9 . tiled, of any priest, if she profane herself 
 
 22. 12. if the pi iest's d. be married to a stranger 
 13. if the priest's d. be a widow or divorced 
 
 Num. 27 . 9 . if he have no d. five Ins inheritance 
 
 36. 8. every d. that possesseth an inheritance 
 
 89 
 
D AU 
 
 D AU 
 
 D AU 
 
 Dw<.C 7 . 2 ?.rin-se(l be he that lieth wilh his sister, 
 the d. 01 iiis father or the d. or his mother 
 
 20. 50. hi r eye .shall be evil towards Iter d. 
 
 Judn. 11 . .‘14. lephthaU’s d. came out to meet him 
 40. to lament lenhthah’s d. lour da^'S in a year 
 I .V/w. 1.10. CO iutnotthy handmaid a r/. of I'.elial 
 
 10 . 19. when a'd sd. should have been rdven 
 
 C :Sai/i. 12 . .‘ 1 . little ewe lamb w'as unto him as a t/. 
 
 1 khujs 1 . >olomon took Id araoh’s d. 
 
 11 . 1. lo\ e;i many women with the rf. of Pharaoh 
 
 2 Kim'S tl. 10. the rf. of Ahab was lehoram's wife 
 9 31 . go bury lexebel, for she isakine’sr/. 
 
 IChron. 2. 49. and tiie d. of ( aleb was Achsah 
 hlst/i. 2 . 7 . he to</k his uncle s d. for Ids own d. 
 
 45. 10. hejiucen, O d. and consitler, and incline 
 
 13. the kiiiii's d. is all glorious within 
 
 Cant. 7 .1. how beautiful with shoes, O [trince’s d. 
 
 Jet. 3!. 22. how' lone go about, backsliding o'. 49. 4. 
 
 4 fi. 19. <1 d. dwelling in i'.gypt, furnish thyself 
 48.18. thou d. that (lost inhabit Dibon, comedown 
 Kzek. 14. It), neitl'.er deliv. r son nord. 18, 20. 
 
 10. 44. saying, as is the mother, so is her d. 
 
 45. thou art thy mother's d. that loatheth 
 27.46 therf. of the Ashiirites made thy benches 
 44 . 25. for son or d. they may detde themselves 
 Dan. 11 . 6 . the king s d. of tlie south shall come 
 
 17 . shall give him the d. of women corrupting 
 Hus. 1.6. and she conceived anain, and bare arf. 
 Mir. 5.1. gather thyself in troops, (1 d. of troops 
 
 7 . 6. d. riseth up against her mother, daughter-in- 
 law against her mother. Mat. 10. 33. Luke 12.53. 
 y.pph. 3. 10. the d. of my dispersed shall bring 
 Mul. 2.11. hath married the d. of a strange god 
 Mat. 9 . 22. .lesus said, d. be of good r.omf. thy faith 
 hath made tliet-; w hede, Mark 5. 34. Luke 8. 48. 
 10. . 37 . he that loveth son or d. more than me 
 
 14. 6. the d. of llerodias danced before them 
 15.28. her d. was made wiude from that hour 
 
 Mark 7 . 26. he, would cast forth devil out of her d. 
 J.uke%. 42. he had one only d. about 12yearsof age 
 
 13.16. oughtnottlds woman, being rf. of Abraliam 
 Acts']. 21. l-'haraoh's d. took 1dm up and noin ished 
 lleb. 11.24. ]\Joses refused to be son of Pharaoh’s d. 
 
 DAUGTl I ER uf Bahylun. 
 
 Psal. 137 .8.0 of Babylon, who art to be destroyed 
 Jsa. 47 . 1. O <f. of Babylon, .sit on the ground 
 Jer.bi). 42. to battle against tl.ee, (> d. of Babylon 
 51. 33. d. of Babylon is like a tliresliing door 
 Zecli. 2. 7 . O Zion, that dwellest with d. of Babylon 
 DAUtrll I E,Ii (f the Chaldeans. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 1 . there is no throne, O d. of the Chaldeans 
 5. get thee into darkness, O d. of the Chaldeans 
 1)A Util ITER of Edom. 
 
 Lam. 4. 21. rejoice and l)e glad, O d. of Edom 
 22. he w ill visit thine iniquity, O d. of Edom 
 IlAUdli lER of Egypt. 
 
 Jer. 46. 11. go into Gilead, O c irgin, d. of Egypt 
 24. the d. of Egypt shall be confounded 
 llAUGlI l ER of Callim. 
 
 Isa 10. 30. lift up thy voice. () d. of Callim 
 Itis DAL'GiriEH. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 6. llachael his d. cometh with the sheep 
 Exod. 21.7. if a man sell las d. to be a servant 
 Lev. 21.2. for his son or las d. he may be defded 
 Knm. 27 . 8 . shall cause inheritance to pass to his d. 
 
 30.16. tile statutes between the father and his d. 
 Deut. 7 . 3. nov his d. shalt thou take to thy son 
 
 18. 10. there sliall not be found one that maketh 
 
 his d. to pass through the tire, 2 Kings 23.10. 
 .Judg. 21.1. not any of us give his d. to Benjamin 
 
 1 Bam. 17 . 25. king will enrich and give him his d. 
 
 llAEC 111 j'lR of Jerusalem. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 21. ilie daughter of Zion, the d. of 
 
 Jerus. hath shaken her bead at thee, Isa. .37.22. 
 Lam. 2. 1.3. what thing shall I liken to tliee, O d. 
 of Jerusalem, O daughter of Zion, to comfort thee I 
 
 15. they w'ag their head at tlie d. of Jerusalem 
 Mir. 4.8. tlie kingdom shall come tod. o/Jerwj'a/ew 
 Zeph. .3.14. rejoice wdlh all the heart, () d. of Jerus. 
 Zecli. 9. 9 . shout, O d. of Jerus. thy K ing cometli 
 
 DAUGHTER of Judah. 
 
 L.am. 1.15. the I .ord hath trodden the d. of Judah 
 
 2.2. he hath throw n down strong holds ot'd.of Judah 
 5. he hath increased in d. of Judah mourning 
 DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. 
 
 Gen. .38.16. he knew not that .she was his d.-in-law 
 24. Tamar tliy d.-in-law hath played the harlot 
 Lev. 18.15. not uncover nakedness of thy d.-in-law 
 20. 12. if aman lie w ith his d.-in law both shall die 
 Until 1.22. N aomi returned, and R uth her d.-in-law 
 4.15. d.-in-law which lovetli thee, hath born him 
 1 Bam. 4.19. d.-in-laro Phinehas’ wife \yas with child 
 Ezek. 22.11. another lewdly defileth his d.-in-law 
 Mic. 7 . 6. for the d.-in-law riseth u)) against the 
 mother-in-law. Mat. 10.35. Eukc 12. 53. 
 My D UGH I ER. 
 
 Deut. 22.16. T gave my d. to this man to w'ife 
 
 17 . these are the tokens of my d. virginity 
 .To.fh. 15. 16 . to him will 1 give ?ny d. Judg. 1.12. 
 Judg. 11. .35. alas, my d. thou hast brought me low 
 
 19. 24. behold, heie is my d. amaiden 
 lluthH. 2. and she said unto her, tio,myd. 
 
 3.10. he said, blessed be thou of the Lord, my d. 
 
 16. her mother said, who art thou, my d.'f 
 
 18. sit still, my d. till thou know the matter 
 Mat. 9 .18. a ruli'i', saying, myd. is even now' dead 
 
 15.22. my d. is grievously vexed with a devil 
 Mark 5. 23. my 1 itt le rf. 1 ie'th at the point of death 
 DAUGHTER of my people. 
 
 Tsa.ft<2.A. becauseof thesimilingof tlie d. ofmy p. 
 ’^er. 4.11. a dry w ind tow ard d. of my p. not to fan 
 6.14. healed the heart of d. ofmyp. slightly, 8.11. 
 26. O d. of my people, gird thee with sackcloth 
 8. 19 . bi'tickl, the voice ol'the cry of the(/. cfmyv. 
 
 21. for hurt of d. rfmyp. am 1 hurt, I am black 
 
 22. why is not health of tlie d. ofmyp. recovered 
 9 .1. that 1 might weep for slain of the d. ofmyp. 
 
 7-1 will try them, for how' shall 1 do for d. of myp. 
 
 14. 17 . virgin d. of my p. is broken with a breach 
 I^rtn. 2.11. for the destruction of d. of myp. 3.48. 
 
 4. 3. the (/. ofmyp. is become cruel, like ostriches 
 6. the iniquity of the d. of my p. is greater than 
 
 Law?.4.10,were their meat in destruction of d.of myp. 
 
 DAL Gin I .R of Tar.Jixsh. 
 
 Isa. 23.10. pass through as a river, O d. of Tarshish 
 Thy DAI Gill ER. 
 
 Gen. 29.18. 1 will serve 7 years for thy younger d. 
 Exod. 20. 10. nor thy son, nor thy d. lUut. 5.14. 
 
 Lev. 18.10. the nakebiu ss of thy daughter's d. 
 
 19. 29 . do not pi (:stiti;tc thy d. to be a \yhore 
 Deut. 7 . .3. thy d. shalt thou not give to his son 
 12. 18. thoi- shalt rejoi. e and thy d. 16. 11, 14. 
 
 1.3. 6. if thy son oi' thy d. entice thee, saying 
 22.17- saying, I found not thy d. a maid 
 
 2 Kitigs 14.9, gi' e thy d. to my son, 2 Ciiron. 25.18. 
 ilia; X-5.35. ( erfain who said, is dead,8.49. 
 
 7 . 29. go thy way, the devil is gone out of thy d. 
 
 DAUt<11 1 UR of Tyre. 
 
 Psal. 45. 12. d. of Tyre shall tie there with a gift 
 DA UGH I ER of Zidun. 
 
 Isa. 23. 12. O thou oppressed virgin, d.of Zidon 
 DAUGII I ER (f Zion. 
 
 2 Kings 19.21. d. of Z. hatli despised thee, Tsa. .37.,22. 
 I^sal. 9. 14. thy prai.se in the gates of the d. of Zion 
 Da. I. 8. d. if Zion left as a cottage in vineyard 
 
 4.4. have washed away the tiltli of the d. of Zion 
 10. .32. shake against mount of d. of Zi<m, 16. 1. 
 
 52. 2. loose thyself, O captive d. of Zion 
 
 62.11. say to the d. of 'Zum, thy salvation cometh 
 Jer. 4. 31. I have heard the voice of the d. of Zion 
 6. 2. I have likened d. of Zion to a comely woman 
 
 23. as men of war against thee, () rf. of Zion 
 Lam. 1. 6. from the d. of Zion beauty is departed 
 
 2.1. Lord covereth the d. of Zion with a cloud 
 
 4. and slew in the tabernacle of the d. of Zion 
 
 8. Lord purposed to destroy the wall ot d. of Zion 
 10. the elders of d. of Zion sit cn the ground 
 
 1.3. w'hat shall I equal totliee, O d. of Zion? 
 
 18. O w’all of the d. of Zion, let tears run down 
 4. 22. punishment is accom))lishcd, O d. of Zion 
 Mic. 1.1.3. the beginning ot sin io \\\c d. of Zfon 
 4. 8. O tower, the strong hold ot the d. of Zion 
 10. be ill pain, laboui to bring forth, () d. of Zion 
 
 1.3. arise and thresh, O rf. 1 will make 
 
 Zeph. .3. 14. sing, O d. of Zion, shout O Isiael 
 Zecli. 2.10. sing and rejoice, t) d. hf Zion, 9. 9. 
 
 Mat. 21. 5. tell ye the d. of Zion, thy king cometh 
 John 12.15. fear not, d. of ZJon, thy king cometli 
 
 DAU GHBER of Znr. 
 
 Num. 25.15. the woman was Cozbi the d. of Zur 
 DAUGHTER.S. 
 
 Gen. 6. 1. and when d. were born to them 
 2. the sons of God saw the d. of men, and took 
 
 6. 4. the sons of God came in unto the d. of men 
 19.14. Lot spake to them which married ids d. 
 
 36. both the d. of Lot with child by their father 
 
 24. 3. take not a wife of d. ot Canaan, .37- 1 28.1, 6. 
 
 13. the d. of the cif)’ came out to draw water 
 
 27 . 46. weary of my life because of the d. of Heth 
 30. 13. happy am 1, for the d. will call me blessed 
 31.26. thou hast carried away my d. as captives 
 43. these d. are my d. |1 50. if thou afflict my d. 
 
 .34.1. Dinah went out to see the d. of tlie land 
 
 9 . give your d. to us, and take our d. unto you 
 16. then will we give our d. to you, and take d. 
 
 49 . t 22. .loseph is a bough whose d. run over 
 Exod. 2. 16 . the pi'iest of J\Iidiaii had seven d. 
 
 21. 9 . he shall deal with her after the manner of d. 
 .34. 16. their d. go a whoring after their gods 
 l.cv. 26. 29 . the hesh of your d. shall ye eat 
 Num. 21. t 25. dwelt in lleshhon and d. thereof 
 
 26. .33. namesof (f. of Zeloiihehad, 27. 1. Josh. 17 .3. 
 
 27 . 7 . the d. of Zelophehad speak right 
 .36.10. even so diii the d. of Zelophehad 
 
 Detii. 23. 17 . shall he no whore of the d. of Israel 
 Judg. 3. 6. they took their d. to be tlieir wives 
 21. 7 . we will not give them of our d. to wives 
 18. howbeit, we may not give them wives of our d. 
 Buth 1.11. turn again, my d. why will ye go 12. 
 1.3. nay, my d. it grieveth me fem your sakes 
 
 1 Bam. 8. 1.3. take your d. to be confectionaries 
 
 2 Bam. 1.3. 18. were king’s d. virgins apparelled 
 Nell. 3. 12. next repaired .Sliall um, he and his (f. 
 
 5. 5. our d. are brought into bondage already 
 
 7 . 6.3. took one oid. of Barzillai to wife, Ezra 2.61. 
 
 10. .30. not give our d. to tiie people of the land 
 .Job 42.15. no women were so fair as the d. of .lob 
 Psal. 45. 9 . king’s (/. among thy honourable women 
 144. 12. that our d. may be as corner stones 
 l^rov. 31. 29. many d. liave done virtuously, butthou 
 Cant. 2. 2. as the lily, so is my love among tlie d. 
 
 6. 9 . the d. saw her and blessed her, yea the queens 
 Isa. 1.3. t 21. d. of the owl dwell there, 34. 113. 
 
 .32. 9 . hear my voice, ye careless d. give ear 
 
 4.3. t20. the d. of (he o'wl shall honour me 
 60. 4. and thy d. shall be mused at thy side 
 
 Jer. 9. 20. O ye w'omen, teach your d. wailing 
 29. 6. give your d. to husbands, that they may bear 
 49 . 2. and her d. shall be burnt with fire 
 .3. cry, ye d. of Tabbab, gird ye with sackcloth 
 I,am. .3. 51. because of all the d. ofmy city 
 Ezek. 1,3. 17 . set thy face against the d. of thy peo. 
 16. t .31. in thy d. is thine eminent place 
 46. sister Samaria, and her d. Sodom, and her d. 
 49. abundance of idleness was in her and in her d. 
 53. wlien 1 bring back ttie captivity of her d, 
 
 .55. when tby sister Sodom and d. shall return 
 61 . and I will give them unto tliee for d. 
 
 2.3. 2. there were two women, the (/. of one mother 
 26. 6. her rf. shall be slain in tlie field, 8. 
 
 .30. 18. and her d. shall go into captivity 
 32. 16. the d. of the nations shall lament her 
 Jlos. 4.1.3. therefore your d. shall commit whoredorn 
 14. 1 will not punish your d. wlien they commit 
 Mir. 1. 18. make a mourning as tlie d. of the owl 
 I/uke 1. 5. and his wife was of the d. of Aaron 
 Acts 21. 9 . the same man had four d. virgins 
 1 Pet. 3. 6. whose ye are as long as ye do well 
 DAUGHTER.S of Jerusalem. 
 
 Cant. 1.5. I am black, but comely, O d. of Jerus. 
 2. 7- 1 charge you, O d. of Jerus. ,3. 5. | 5. 8. | 8. 4. 
 .3. 10. paved with love for tlie d. of Jerusalem 
 5. 16 . this is my beloved, O d. of .Terusalem 
 Duke 23.28. d. of Jerusalem, weep not for me 
 
 DAUGHTERS of Israel. 
 
 Pent. 23.17. there shall be no whore of d. of Israel 
 Judg. 11.40. d. of l.'Tael went yearly to lament 
 2 Barn. 1. 24. ye d. of I.rael, weejj over .Saul, who 
 l)A Ut > 11 I EIUS oj Judah. 
 
 P.^al. 48.11. let ti e d. of Judah be i lad, because 
 97- 8. Zion heard, and tlie d. of Judah rejoic.ed 
 liAUGH I ERS-l’N-LAW. 
 
 Buth 1. 6. then she aroie with lier d. in-law, 7. 
 
 8. N aomi said to her two d.-in la-r, go return 
 DAUGII I ERS <f .Muah. 
 
 Num. 25.1. Isr. committed whoredom with d. of M. 
 ha. 16 . 2. so the d. of M. shall be at fi.rds of Arnoix 
 llAUti II 1 I'.Rs </ music. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 4. the d. if mu ic shall be brought low 
 DAUGH'l KRS of the PhiB,tines. 
 
 Judg. 14.1. Samson saw a woman of the d. i f Phil. 
 
 2. I have seen a woman of d. i f Phil, get her for me 
 2 Bam. 1, 20. publish it not lest the d. of the Pki- 
 
 \_listiiies rejc.ii e 
 
 Ezek. IG. 27 .1 ha' edeli( ered thee to the d. of Phil. 
 57 . the d. of Phil, which despise thee round about 
 D A UG11J E R S of Bhiloh. 
 
 Judg. 21. 21. if the d. of Bhil.h come out to dance, 
 catch ye ever^' man a wife of the d. of.^/nloh 
 DAUGH'l ER’-, joined with Bim<. 
 
 Gen. 5. 4. he begat .sow.? and d. 7, 10,1.3,16. 111.11. 
 
 19 .12. tliy .v«K.' and d. bring out of this place 
 .31. -28. not suffered me to kiss my .>oni and d. 
 
 55. he kissed his sims and d. and blessed them 
 . 37 . 35. all his and d. rose to comfort him 
 
 Etod. .3. 22. ye shall put them on your sons and d. 
 
 10. 9. with our and with ourrf. will we go 
 21.4. and slie have liorn him sorts or d. 
 
 .32. 2. ear-rings of \ our sons and d. bring to me 
 .34. 16. and thou take of their d. to thy sons 
 Lev. 10.14. thou, tliy son- and d. with thee, shall eat 
 in the holy place, Num. 18.11,19. 
 Num. 21.29. given his sons and d. in*o cajitivity 
 26. 33. Zelophehad had no sons, but d. .ToJi. 17 . 3 , 
 Deut. 12.12. ye and your sons and d. rej'iice 
 31. their sons and d. they have burnt in the fire, 
 
 2 Kings 17- 17. Jer. 7 . 31. I 32. ;i5. 
 28. .32. thy .torn and d. given to aiiotlier people 
 41. beget sons and d. but shalt not enjoy tliein 
 53. thou shalt eat the flesh of thy sons and d. 
 
 .32.19. because of iirovokiiig of his .sons and d. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 24. they brought Aclian, liis sons and d. 
 
 17 . 6 . d. of Manasseli liad inlieritarice among Jtnu 
 Judg. .3. 6. they gave their d. to their jcrw 
 
 12. 9 . Ibzan took in thirty d. for his sons 
 
 1 .3'ffw.l.4.he gave Peiiinnali, lier jcw.vand (/.portions 
 
 2.21. so Hannah bare three sons and two d. 
 
 30. .3. their sons and d. were taken cautives 
 
 6. grieved, every man for his .sons and for his d. 
 
 19 . there was nothing lacking, neither sons nor d. 
 
 2 Bam. 5.13. and there were yet sens and d. born to 
 
 llavid, 1 Chrov. 14. 3. 
 19. 5. which saved the livesofthy .'Cw^andoftli^'rf. 
 
 1 Chr. 2. 34. now' .Shesliaii had no sons but d. 
 
 4. 27 . Shimei !iad sixteen .(ew.f and six d. 
 
 2.3. 22. Eleazar died, and had no sorus but d. 
 
 25. 5. God gave Heman fourteen sons And three d. 
 
 2 'Citron. 11.21. Reliohoam had 28fpwi and 60d. 
 
 13.21. Abijah begat 22 and l6d. 
 
 24. .3. .lehoiadatook wives and begat sons and d. 
 
 28. 8. carried captive 2(X>,000 women, .f< ns and d. 
 
 29. 9. our sons d. and w'ives are in captivity for tliis 
 .31.18. to the genealogy nf their sons an(f d. 
 
 Ezra 9 . 2. have taken (’f their d. for their sons 
 12. give not j’our (/. to their sons, Neh. 13. 25. 
 Nell. 4. 14. and figlitforyour sons, d. and your wiv^ 
 
 5. 2. that said, we, our stms and our d. are many 
 5. we bring into bondage our .sons and our d. 
 
 10. 28. their sons and d. clave to their brethren 
 Job 1.2. there were born to .lob 7 -f. and 3 d. 42.13. 
 
 1.3. a da^’ w ben liis sims and d. were eating, 18. 
 Psal. 106. . 37 . tliey sac. their sm^ and d. to devils 
 
 38. and slied even the blood of their sens and d. 
 Isa. 43. 6. brin^ my from far, and my d. from the 
 49. 22. bring thy sons in their arms, and thy d. 
 
 56. 5. will \ give a name better than of s. aiid d. 
 Jer. .3. 24. shame hath devoured their sons and d. 
 
 5. 17 . eat that wliich thy . owjand d. should eat 
 
 11.22. tlieir jow.v and their </. shall die by famine 
 14. 16. they shall have none to bury theirand d. 
 16. 2. neither shalt thou have . 1 . nor d. in this place 
 
 3. saith the Lord concerning the sons and d. 
 
 19, 9. T will cause tliem eat the flesh of s. and d. 
 29. 6. take ye wives and beget soru and d. 
 
 35. 8. we, our sons and our d. drink no wine 
 4R 40. tby sons and tlij- d. are taken captives 
 Ezek. 1 U16. tlie.v shall deliver neitlier .'orwnor rf. 18. 
 22 . left a remnant brouglit forth, both sons and d. 
 
 16.20. taken thy sons and d. and sacrificed them 
 
 2.3. 4. and tiiey were mine, and bare sons and d. 
 
 10. they took her sons and d. and slew her, 25. 
 47 . the^' shall slay their and d. and burn up 
 
 24.21. your and (/.fall by thesword,.i'lwef 7.17* 
 25. when 1 take from theni their sons and d. 
 
 Joel 2. 28. vourjow.f and d. imophesy, xicts 2. 17. 
 .3.8. I will sell your .sms and d. to .Indah 
 2 Cor. 6.18. ve shall be mv’ sms and d. saith the Lord 
 'DAl'GH'l'KR.S ofByrin. 
 
 Ezek. 16 . 57 . time of t!i j' reproach of tlie d. of Syria 
 Two DAUGII I'ERS. 
 
 Gew. 19 . 8.1 ha' e two (/.let me bring them out to you 
 15. take thy wife and thy two d. which are here 
 .30. lx)t rivvVlt in a cave, lie and his twod. 
 
 29 . 16 . Italian had twod. I.eah and Rachel 
 .31.41. 1 serv ed thee fourteen years for thy t.-fd ^ 
 Buth 1 . 7 . Naomi went out with her ttco d. 
 
 1 Bam. 2. 21. Hannah conceived and hare two d. 
 
 14. 49 . Saul’s two d. were Merab and ^lichal 
 
 Prov. .30. 15. the horseleech hath two d. erv ing 
 DAUGHTERS of t/.c nncircumcised. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 20. jinhlish it not, lest d. of the t/Mc.triumph 
 DAUGII I ERS of ZJim. 
 
 Cant, .3. 11. go forth, O ye d. of Zion, and behold 
 Isa. 3.16. because the d. of Zion are hauglity _ 
 
 17 . smite with a scab the head of the d. ofZton 
 
 4. 4. have v/aslied away the filth of the d. of Zion 
 
DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 DAWN, ING 
 
 Josh. 6.15. they rose about the of the day 
 
 19. 26. tlien came the woman in the d. of day 
 Joh 3. 9. neither let it see the (f. of the day 
 7.4. I am full of tossings to the d. of the day 
 fisal. 119. 1-17.. I prevented the d. of the morning 
 'Mat. 28. 1. as it heean to d. towards the first day 
 2 Vet. 1.19. till the day d. and the day-stai' arise in 
 
 The day is distingnished into natural, civil, and 
 artificial. The natural or solar day, is the du¬ 
 ration of four and twenty honi.s. J'he artificial 
 day, is the time of the sun's coritinuance above 
 the horizon, which is unequal, actording to dif 
 ferent tirnes and seasons, by reason of the ob¬ 
 liquity oj the sjdiere. God called the liaht day, 
 that is, the artificial day. I he evening and the 
 inoming_were the first day, namely, ?iatnral, 
 Gen. 1 . 5. The civil day, ts that, the beginning 
 and end whereof is determined by the common 
 custom of any nation. The Hebrews began their 
 civil and ecclesiastical day from one evening to 
 another. From even unto even shall ye cele¬ 
 brate your sabbath, Lev. 2.3. 32. The Baby¬ 
 lonians reckoned their days from one .sun-rising 
 to another; the Italians from one sun set to 
 another: .some frorri noon to iwon; and others 
 .from midnight to midnight. 
 
 This day, or to-da^', does not cmly signify the par 
 ticular day on which one is speaking, but like¬ 
 wise any indefinite time. Thou art to pass over 
 Jordan this day, Beut. 9 . 1 . that is, tn a short 
 time after this, the word day being often put for 
 time, as in Gen. 2.4,17. In the day when God 
 made the earth and the heavens; in the day 
 thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die, that 
 is, at the time when thou eatest thereof. T’o-day, 
 if ye will hear his voice, Heb. 3. 15.; that ts\ 
 in this present season of grace, while you enjoy 
 ■ the means of grace. The night is far spent, the 
 (lay is at hand, Tlo/n, 13. 12, '17i€ time oj 
 
 heathenish ignorance and profaneness is in a 
 great measure over ; and the time of go.spel-ligkt 
 and saving knowledge is begun among us. The 
 day of Jerusalem, is the time of its calamity 
 and destruction, Psal. 137. 7. Abraham de¬ 
 sired^ see my day, says our Saviour, lohn 8 . 
 56. He desired to have a prospect of the time 
 of my coming in the fiesh. One man esteemath 
 one day above another, Rom. 14. 5. He thinks 
 that the Jewish festivals are holier than other 
 <^ys, and still to be ch.served. Tie seeth that 
 his day is coming, Psal. .37.. 13. The time ap¬ 
 pointed by God for his punishment, or destruc¬ 
 tion. This day have I begotten thee, Psal. 2 . 
 7. that is, from, all eternity, in which there 
 ru) succession, no yesterday, no to-morrow, hut 
 It IS all as one continued day or moment, without 
 change or jinx. Or, this day, may refer to the 
 manifestation of Christ’s eternal sonshipin time ; 
 either in his birth and life, when his being the 
 Son of God was demonstrated by the testimony of 
 the angel, Luke 1 . .32. And of God the. Father, 
 Mat. 3. 17 . I 17 . 5. But chiefly at his resur¬ 
 rection, by which he was declared to be the Son 
 ot God with power, Rom. 1 . 4. In one day, 
 no* unexpectedly, Kev. 13 . s! 
 
 J/ie Christian sahhath is called the Lord’s day, 
 Lev. 1 . 10 . as the sacrament is called the Loid’s 
 supper, 1 Gor. 11 . 20 . because Christ instituted 
 It, or, because the end of its institution was the 
 remembrance of Christ’s resurrection, at the end 
 of the Lord's .supper was the commemoration of his 
 death; or, because it is employed in his worship 
 and service. The day of judgment is likewise 
 called the Lord’s day, 1 Thess. 5 . 2 . It is his by 
 uesanation, because thereon he has avpointed to 
 judge the world; hut the sahhath is his by con 
 secration, choice, institution. 
 
 called the light d. and darkness night 
 32. 26. he said, let me go, for the d. breaketh 
 AnL.-' continue a d. or two, he shall 
 
 40. . journeyed not, till the d. it was taken up 
 
 J^’. *3. 37 . feasts of Lord, every thing upon his d. 
 Lurn. 3 . 1 . 3 . on the d. T smote the first-hdm in Egypt 
 c^ch prince shall offer his offering on his </. 
 
 M. .34. each d lor a year shall bear your iniquities 
 •»). 0 . It her liusband disallow her on the d. 12 . 
 
 Vent. A. 10. the d. thou stoodest before L. in Horeb 
 35. ye saw no manner of similitude on the d. 
 
 7. h’om the d. thou didst depart out of Egypt 
 ,4. have been rebellious from the d. T knew you 
 r • at his d. thou shalt give him his hire 
 o ^*3. till the d. I bid you shout, then shout 
 10 ^ 7 o°'u came forth to go to you 
 
 10 . 13. the sun hasted not dowm about a whole d. 
 r j' that before or after it 
 
 To ■ '• ’3 is d. we shall kill Samson 
 
 IL t a. and they tarried till the d. declined 
 .50. trom the d. that Israel came out of Egypt 
 Jluth J- o. what d, thou buyest the field of N aomi 
 oa 1^' tol(f Samuel a o', before 
 
 A. 4 behp'.d the d. of which the Lord said 
 ^. 0 . 10 . smite him, or his d. shall come to die 
 it was yet d; .Ter. 15. 9. 
 
 10 o7' f t -erf. he forced his sister 1 amar 
 1 ret' o in ti'c king departed, till the d. 
 
 enthe d. thou cmestout, 42. 
 
 17 thing ofarf. in his d. 
 
 " Q ’^•1 f 'i'l sendetli rain 
 
 ~\fl, A o' on.ad that ITisha passed, 11,18. 
 
 " oo'; 7 i‘ will they make an end in wd. 'i 
 
 p7/a‘ 'n 1 - « guard, and labour on the d. 
 
 tIA' ?• mH'le it ad. of feasting, 18, 19. 
 
 r, Vk ■ their houses, every one his d. 
 
 o. there was ad. when the sons of God, 13.1 2 . 1 . 
 i 1 A u t"® d. perish wherein 1 was born 
 
 18 Oft cest, till he shall accomplish his d, 
 
 10 astonied at hisd. 
 
 21 ®®“!i,*tand at latter d. upon the earth 
 
 Psai IQ o wicked IS reserved to d. of destruction 
 
 • 19 . 2. (L. unto d. uttereth speech, and night 
 
 Psal. . 37 . 13. for he seeth that his d. is coming 
 78. 42. nor remembered d. when he delivered them 
 84. 10. a d. in thy courts is better than a thousand 
 119 . I 6 I. seven times a d. do I praise thee 
 Prov. 4.18. that shineth more and more to perfect d 
 
 7 . 20 . he will come home at the d. appointed 
 
 27 . 1 . thou knowest not what a d. may bring forth 
 Cant. 2 . 17 . till d. break, and shadows flee away,4.6. 
 Isa. 7 . 17 . from the d. that Ephraim departed 
 30. t 8. that it may be for the latter d. lor ever 
 43.13. yea, before the d. was, 1 am he 
 58. 5. a d. for a inan to altlict his soul ? wilt thou 
 call this a fast, an acceptable d. to the Ixnd 
 
 61. 2. and the d. of vengeance of our Goti, 63. 4. 
 Jer. 12. 3. prepare them"for the d. of slaughter 
 
 27 . 22. there shall they be till the d. 1 visit them 
 32. 31. from the d. they built it, even to this d. 
 
 36. 2. from the d. I spake to thee, even to this d, 
 .38.28. till the d. that Jerusalem was taken 
 47 . 4. because of the d. that cometh to spoil 
 N). 27 . woe unto them, for their d. is come 
 Ezek. 4.6. 1 have appointed thee ea h d. for a year 
 
 7. lO. behold the d. behold it is come, the mornin 
 
 21. 25. thou wicked prince, whose d. is come, 29. 
 
 28. 15. trom the d. that thou wast created 
 30. 2. woe worth the d. Ii .3. for the d. is near 
 
 18. at Tehaphnehes also the d. shall be darkened 
 Ban. 6. 10. maketh petition three times a d. 13. 
 Hos. 9. 5. what will ye do in the solemn d. ? 
 
 Joel 2.^2. ad. of darkness anrl of gloominess 
 Amos 5. 8. seek him that maketh the d. dfu k 
 
 8. 10. I will make the end thereof as a bitter d. 
 Mic. 3. 6. and the d. shall be dark over them 
 
 7 . 4. tiled, of thy watchmen, and thy visitation 
 Zeph. 2. 2. before the decree, the d. pass as the chaff 
 
 3. 8. till the d. that I rise up to the prey 
 
 Zech. 4.10. for who hath despised d. of small things 
 Mai. 3. 2. but who may abide the d. of his coming.' 
 
 4. 1. the d. cometh that shall burn as an oven 
 il/ai. 24.38. marrying and giving in marriage,till tin 
 
 d. that iS oe entered into the ark, Luke 17. 27 
 50. the Lord of that .servant shall come in a d 
 when he looketh not for him, I.uke 12. 46 
 25. 1.3. ye neither know the d, nor the hour 
 Mark 1.35. rising up a great while before d. wentou 
 Luke \.20. dumb till the d. these things be performef 
 80. child grew till the d. of his shewing unto I srael 
 
 17 . 4. trespass seven times in a d. and turn again 
 24. so shall also the Sen of man be in his d. 
 
 Tohn 6. .39. but should raise it again at the la.st d. 
 40. I will raise him up at the last d. 44, 54. 
 
 8.56. your father Abraham rejoiced to see my d. 
 
 9. 4. 1 must work the work of him while it is d. 
 
 Acts 1. 2. until the d. in which he was taken up 
 
 12. 21. on a set d. Herod sat upon his throne 
 
 16. 35. and when it was d. 23. 12. | 27. .39. 
 
 17 . 31. because he hath appointed ad. in which 
 27 . 29 . they cast four anchors, and wished for d. 
 
 Rom.2.5. but treasurest wrath against the d. of wrath 
 1.3. 12. d. is at hand, let us therefore cast oft'works 
 14. 6. he that regardeth a d. regardeth it to the T.ord 
 
 1 Cor. 3.13. for the d. shall declare it,because it shall 
 
 4. t .3. should be judged of you or of man’s d. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. behold, now is tne d. of salvation 
 Eph. 4. 30 ye are sealed to the d. of redemption 
 Phil. 1.6. will perform it until the d. of J esus Christ 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 5. ye are all the children of the d. 
 
 8. but let us who are of the d. be sober, putting on 
 Ileb.A.’l. again helimiteth a certain d. saying, tod. 
 
 8. would he not afterward spoken of another d. ? 
 
 10. 25. the more as ye see the d. approaching 
 
 2 Pet. 1, 19 . till the d. dawn, and the day-star arise 
 3. 12. hasting to the coming of the d. of God 
 
 Rev. 9.15. which were prepared for an hour and a d. 
 See ATONE:trENT, Batti.e, Calamity, Dark¬ 
 ness, Evil, IToey, Last. 
 
 All the DAY. 
 
 Psal. 25. 5. teach me, for on thee do T wmit all the d. 
 
 71 .15. my mouth sliew forth thy salvation all the d. 
 89. 16. in thy name shall thev rejoice all thed. 
 
 102. 8. mineeneinies reproach me all the d. 
 
 119. 97. thy law is my meditation all the d. 
 Zs'ffl.28.24.doth the ploughman plough^// the d.to sow 
 65. 2. I have spread out my hands all the d. 
 
 5. these are a smoke, a fire that burnef h all the d. 
 Lam. 1.13. hath made me desolate and faint all the d. 
 
 3. .3. he turneth his hand against me all the d. 
 
 14. T was a derision to my people all the d. 
 
 62. thou hast heard theirdevice aga. me all thed. 
 Mat. 20. 6. whj' stand ye here aU'the d. idle I 
 
 All the DAY long. 
 
 Beut. 28. .32. fail with longing for them all the d. long 
 .33. 12. the T.ord shall cover him all the d. long 
 Psal. .32. 3. through my roaring all the d. long 
 35. 28. shall speak of thy praise all the d. long 
 38. 6. T am troubled, 1 go mourning all thed. 'long 
 12. they imagine deceits all the d. hmg 
 44. 8. in God we boast all the d. long, and praise 
 
 22. for thy sake w’e are killed all the d. h ui, 
 
 71 .24. shall talk of thy righteousness all the d^ long 
 73 . 14. for all the d. long have T been jilagued 
 Prov. 21. 26. he coveteth greedily all the d.long 
 
 23. 17 . be in the fear of the T.ord all the d. long 
 Rom. 10.21. all the d. long I stretched forth my liands 
 D/TY of death. 
 
 Gen. 27 .2. T am old, I know notthe d. of mv death 
 .Tvdg. 1.3. 7 . child be a N azarite to d. c/his death 
 l.S«;n.l5..35. Sam. came not tosee Saul till d.^ f death 
 2 Sam. 6. 23. 'Michal had no child till d. of death 
 20. .3. concubines were, shut up to d. r/f heir death 
 2 Kings 15. 5. Uzziah the king was a leper to the d. 
 
 of death, 2 Citron. 26. 21. 
 F.ccl.l. 1. the d. cfdea/A better than d. of one’s birth 
 8. 8. neither hath he power in thed. of death 
 Jer. 52. 11. put him in prison till the d. of \\'\s death 
 34. every day a portion, till the d. e/liis death 
 By DA^’, and Day by day. 
 
 Gen. . 39 . 10. as she spake to Joseph d. by d. 
 
 Exod. 1.3. 21. the Txird went before them by d. 
 
 22. betook notaway the pillar of the cloud byd. 
 
 29 .38. thou shalt offer two Uimbs of the fii'st year 
 d. byd. continuallj’, Kum. Cti i 3. 
 
 Exod. 40. 38. for the cloud of the TaihI w'as upon the 
 tabeinacle by d. and fire by night, Kum. 9. J6. 
 Kum. 10. 34. the cloud of the Lord was on them by 
 d. 14. 14. Beut. A. 33. Kelt. 9.19- 
 .Tudg.6. 27 . because he could not do it byd. 
 
 2 Ham. 21. in. nor birds of air to rest on them by d. 
 
 1 Chrun. 12. 22. d. by d. there came to help David 
 ^(-■hron. 21. 15. by reason of the sickne.-s d. by d. 
 -4. 11. thus they did d. by d. and gatherefl money 
 30. 21. the iiriesfs praised the Ford d. byd. 
 
 Eya 6. 9 . let it be given d. by d. without fail 
 ft. 1ft. d. by d. he reaii in the law of (>od 
 P-uil. 91. 5. nor the arrow that tlicth bu d. 
 
 121. 6. the sun shall not smite thee byd. 
 
 136. 8. the sun to rule by d.for his mercy endureth 
 Jsa. 60 . 19 . thes'.m shall be no more thy light ^yd. 
 •Ier.3\. .35. who giveth the sun for alight byd. 
 Ezek. 12. 3. and remove by d. in their sight 
 7 . I did so, 1 brought forth my stuft by d. 
 
 Luke 11. 3. gi e us d. by d. our daily bread 
 ~ Cor. 4.16. the inward man is renew ed d. by d. 
 Rev. 21. 25. the gates of it st)all not be shut by d. 
 Every DAT'. 
 
 Gen. 6. i 5. the thoughts of his heart evil every d. 
 Exod. 16. 4. go out and gather a certain rate every d. 
 
 29. 36. thou shalt offer a bullock every d. 
 
 1 t\am. 23. 11. and Saul sought I'^vid every d. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. .37. David mourned for his son every d. 
 
 2 A ings 25. 30. given him a daily rate for every d. 
 
 1 Citron. 16. .37. minister, as every d. w'ork required 
 
 2 Chrun. 8.1.3. even after a certain rate every d. 
 
 14. as the duty of every d. required, Ezra 3. 4. 
 
 Kelt. 11. 2.3. a portion for singers, due for every d. 
 12. 47 . and the porters every d. his portion 
 Esth. 2. 11. Mornecai w’alked every d. before court 
 Psal. 7 . 11 . God is angry with the wicked every d. 
 
 56. 5. every d. they wrest my words, their thoughts 
 145. 2. every d. will 1 bless thee and praise thy name 
 J'ff. 51. 1.3. and hast feared continually every d. 
 
 52. 5. and my name every d. is blasphemed 
 Ezek. 4.3. 25. .seven days prepare every d. a goat 
 iMke 16. 19. rich man fared sumptuously every d. 
 Rom. 14. 5. another esteemeth every d. alike 
 Feast DAY. 
 
 Psal. 81. .3. blow trumpet on our solemn feast d. 
 Mat. 26. 5. they said, not on the feast d. S tark 14. 2. 
 John2. 23. ixij'east d. many believed in his name 
 First DA'T'. 
 
 Gen. 1.5. the evening and moming were first d. 
 
 8 .5. on the fir.',t d. ot the month the mountains were 
 seen, 13. Exod. 4f). 2, I 7 . Lev. 2 . 3 . 24. 
 Exod. 12 . 15. the first d. ye shall put away' leaven, 
 whoso eateth from first d. to seventh 
 
 16. in the first d. shall be an holy' con'oeation. 
 
 Ley. 23. 7, .35. Ktim. 28. 18. 1 29.1. 
 Lev. 2.3. 39 . on the first d. shall be a sabbath 
 40. shall take on first d. boughs of goodly trees 
 Kum. 1. 1. the Lord spake to iMoseson the fir.tt d. 
 
 18. they assemblerl the congregation on the fir.st d. 
 3.3. .38. on the A'/vt d. Aaron went up to mount Ilor 
 Beut. 16. 4. the ftesh sacrificedd. not remain 
 2 Chron. 29.,17. they began on first d. to s'anctify 
 Ezra 3. 6. from the first d. began they to offer 
 7 . 9. on theji'm d. began he to go up from Babylon, 
 and on the first d. came he to Jerusalem 
 10. 16. sat down on first d. of the tenth month 
 
 17 . 'oy first d. of first month they' made an end 
 Keh. 8.2. Ezra brought the law on .first d. of month 
 
 18. trom first unto last d. he read in the law of God 
 Ezek. 26.1. in thejir.'.t d. the word of the I.ord came, 
 
 29. 17 . ! .31.1. 1 32.1. 1. 1. 
 
 45.18. 'm.first d. of the month shalt oft'er a bullock 
 Ban. 10. 12. from the Arrt d. thou didst set thy heart 
 Mat. 26.Y(.fir.\t d. of unleavened bread, T/arT 14.12. 
 Acts 20.18. ye know from fir.H d. 1 came into Asia 
 Phil. 1. 5. for your fellowship from first d. till now 
 See W eek. 
 
 Second DAY. 
 
 Gen. 1. 8. the ev ening and morning were second d. 
 Exod. 2. 1.3. and when he w'ent out the .second d. 
 Kum.l. 18. on the second d. Ikethaneel did offer 
 29 . 17 . on the second d. offer twelve young bullocks 
 Josh. 6.14. the second d. they compassed city once 
 10. .32. took Lachish on the second d. and smote it 
 Judg. 20.24. Israel came against Benjamin .secondd. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. .34. Jonathan did eat no meat .second d. 
 
 2 Citron. 3. 2 . he began to build secondd. of the month 
 Kelt. 8.13. on the second d. were gathere.d together 
 Esth. 7 . 2. the king said to Esther the second d. 
 
 Jer. 41. A.ihe second d. after he had slain Gedaliah 
 Ezek. 43. 22. on the second d. thou shalt oft'er a kid 
 
 Third DAY. 
 
 Gen. 1.1.3. evening and morning were the third d. 
 
 22. 4. on thirdd. Abraham saw' the place afar off 
 .31.22. it was told T aban on thirdd. 1 acob was fled 
 34. 25. on third d. w hen the.v were sore, two sous 
 Exod. 4. 1 10. nor since the third d. Josh. ,3.14. 
 
 19 . 11. be ready against the thirdd. for the thirdd. 
 
 T.ord will come down on mount Sinai, 15. 
 Lev. 7 .17- the remainder of the flesh of sacrifice on 
 fhe thirdd. shall be burnt w ifh fire. It). 6. 
 Kum. 19.12. .shall purify himself on third d. .31. 19. 
 
 19 . fhe clean person sprinkle un< lean on third d. 
 
 29. 20. on the third d. eleven bullocks, two rams 
 Beut. 19 . + 4. hated not from yesterday third d. 6. 
 .Tn.sh.9. 17- Israel came to their cities on the thirdd. 
 .Tudg.20.36. Israelwent against I'enj. the tAi/dd. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. t 7 . not such a thing yesterday or thirdd. 
 
 19 . + 7- was in his presence as yesterday or third d. 
 
 2 Sam. .3 .1 17 . ye sought Dai', yesterday and thirdd. 
 
 1 A'ftc(/.iT2. i2.cameto \'e\\n6.thirdd.2Cltr. 1('. 12. 
 
 2 Kitigs\3.s 5. Isr. dwelt as yes'erday and thirdd. 
 
 20. 5. on the thirdd. go up to the house of I ord, 8. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. + 2. on third d. wast he that leddest out 
 Ezra 6. 1.5. the hou.se was tinisheil on the tliii d d. 
 
 I'.sth. 5. 1 . on the thirdd. Esther put on royal apparel 
 Hos. 6. 2. in the third d. he w ill raise us up and live 
 Mat. 16. 21. suffer, and he killed, and l»e raised 
 
 again the third d. 17 23. / uke 9. 22. 
 20.19. and tlie M;></f/. heslmll rise ag.;in, Mark 9 . 
 
 31. I 10. 34. I like 18. 33. 1 24.7.46. 
 27 .64. the sepuh lire be made sure till the thirdd. 
 
 91 
 
DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 J like 13. .32. and t'lp third d. I shall he perfected 
 
 24. 21. to-day is the tlitidd. since all these thinss 
 John 2. 1. on the thn dd. there was a marriage in t ana 
 Acts 27 . ly. the thud d.wt cast out tackling ot ship 
 
 1 C'cr. 15.4. and that he rose aeain the thud d. 
 
 I'ourth DAI'. 
 
 Csen. 1. 19 . evening and morning were the/er/rt//rf. 
 isnm. 29 . 23. on the fourth d. ten hnl locks, two rams 
 
 2 ChnnAO. 2(j. on fourth d. they a,s.semble'l 
 llzraS.S.i. on/i wr/Zi ^/. wassilver and gold weighed 
 Zech. 7 . 1. word came to /ei hariah on the fourth d. 
 
 Fifth DAN’. 
 
 Gen. 1. 23. the evening and morning w'erethe>y//(r/. 
 ftum. 29 . 26. on xVe fifth d. nine bullocks, two rams 
 F.zek. 1. 1. in fifth d. ot the month, 2. | 8. 1. 
 
 33. 21. in the fijth d. one came unto me, saying 
 Sitth DA N . 
 
 Gen. 1. 31. evening anti mot tling were the sixth d. 
 Fiod. 16. 5 . on the Anti d. gatln r twice as much, 22. 
 
 29 . giveth you on the mtu d. the bread of two days 
 fiium. 7 . 42. on the sixth d. 1 lia.saph otfe'ed 
 29. 29 . on the sixth d. eight bullocks, two rams 
 Seventh l)y\Y. 
 
 Gen. 2. 2. on the seventh d. (iod ended his work 
 .3. and (ioti biesserl X\te. seventh d. Exod. 20. 11. 
 Erod. 12. 15. eateth leaven from hist (/. to .fet.e«r/( (7. 
 
 16. on the seveuthd. shall be an holy convocation, 
 
 L‘'v. 23. 8. J\'um. 28. 25. 
 
 13. 6. and in the seventh d. shall be a feast 
 
 16. 26. six days gather it, but the seventh d, is the 
 sabitath, 20. 10 . Lev. 23. 3. Deut. 5. 14. 
 27 . there w ent out some on the seventh d. 
 
 29 . let no man go out of his place on the. 
 
 24. 16. on the seventh d. he called unto .Moses 
 31. 17 . on the .setenth d. (iod rested, //cA. 4. 4. 
 
 .34. 21. on setenth d. thou shalt rest, in earing time 
 35. 2. on seventh d. there shall be a holy d. to you 
 
 Lev. 13. 5. the priest shall look on him Xhe. seventh 
 d. 6, 27 , 32, .34, 51. 1 14. .39. 
 
 14. 9. the seventh d. he shall shave it, Num. 6. 9- 
 TVaw. 19 . 12. on the seveuthd. he shall he clean 
 
 19 . on the seventh d. purify himself, 31. 19. 
 
 31. 24. ye shall w'ash your clothes on the seventh d. 
 Dent. 16. 8. on the seventh d. a solemn assembly 
 Josh.6.on seventh d. compass city seven times,15. 
 Jndg. 11.15. on seventh d. they said to ■•'amson’s w ife 
 
 17 . on the seventh d. he told her, because she 
 2 Sam. 12. 18. on the seventh d. the child died 
 
 1 Kings in. 29. on the seventh d. battle was joined 
 
 2 Kings 25. 8. on the seventh d. came N ebuzar-adan 
 Lsth. 1. Vtt.onseventh d. when Ahasuerus wasnierry 
 Lzek. 30. 20. in the seventh d. the word came 
 
 45. 20. and so do the seventh d. of the month 
 Jleb. 4. 4. he spake of the seventh d. on this wise, 
 God did rest the seventh d. from all his works 
 Eighth DAY. 
 
 Exod. 22. .30. on the eighth d. thou shalt give it me 
 Lev. 9. 1. on the eighth d. Moses called Aaron 
 
 12. 3. on eighth d. flesh of foreskin be circumcised 
 14. 10. on the eit.hth d. he shall take two he-lambs 
 23. bring two turtlesone?< 7 /(r/( d. 15.14. Kum.C). 10. 
 
 22. 27 . from the eigtrih d. it shall be accejded 
 
 23. 36. on the eighth d. shall he an holy convoca. 
 39. and on the eighth d. shall be a sabbath 
 
 Hum. 29. 35. on the eighth d. ye shall have a solemn 
 assembly, 2 Chron. 7 . 9. Neh. 8. 18. 
 Lzek. 4 . 3 . 27 . ori eighth d. priests make burnt offerings 
 Luke 1. 59. that on the eighth d. they came to cir¬ 
 cumcise the child, Acts 7 . 8. Phil. 3. 5. 
 Smth D.AY. 
 
 laev. 23. 32. shall afflict your souls in the ninth d. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 3. on ninth d. famine was sore, Jer.5i. 6. 
 Jer. 39 . 2. the ninth d. the city was broken up 
 I'enth DA Y. 
 
 Exrd. 12. 3. the tenth d. of this month take a lamb 
 Lev. 16. 29 . on the tenth d. of the month ye shall 
 afflict your souls, 2.3. 27. jVitin. 29. 7 . 
 
 25. 9. on tenth d. the trumpet of.mhilee shall sound 
 Josh.f. 19 . people came out of 'ordan on tenth d. 
 
 2 Kings i5. 1. on the tenth d. ebuchadnezzar came 
 
 against lerusalem, J'tr.bi. 4. Ezek.i\. ]. 
 Jer. 52.12. on the tenth d. Neb. burnt house of Ld. 
 Lzek. 20. 1. on tenth d. the elders came to inquire 
 40. 1. on tenth d. the hand of the Lord was upon 
 Eleventh DAY. 
 
 Num. 7 . 72 . on the eleventh d. Pagiel of Asher offered 
 Tcelfth DAY. 
 
 Num. 7 . 78. on t celfth d. Ahii a of Naphtali offered 
 Ezra 8. .31. de|)arted on twelfth d. to goto lerusalem 
 Ezek. 29.1. on t iefth d. the word came to Lzekiel 
 7'// 2 / teen th D .A A'. 
 
 Esth. .3.12. king's scribes were called on thirteenth d. 
 
 13. to destroy all .lews on thirteenth d. 8.12. 1 9.1. 
 9.17- on the thirteenth d. of month Adarthey rested 
 
 18. the Jews at >hushan assemb. on thirteenth d. 
 
 Fourteenth DAA’^. 
 
 Exod. 12. 6 . ye shall kee[)the lamb till/()72rree2;//; rf. 
 18. on fourteenth d. ye shall eat unleavened bread 
 l^v. 23.5. in the f urteenth d. is the Lord’s passover 
 Num. i). .3. 5. 1 28. 16. J 1 .f 1 . 5. 10 . 2 Chr. 
 .30. 15. I .35. 1. f.zra 6 . 19. Ezek. 45. 21. 
 Num. 9. 11. on fov.iteenth d. at even they shall eat it 
 Esth. 9 . 15. lews gathered together on./e72/rm2r/i o'. 
 
 17 . and on they' urteenth d. of the same rested they 
 Acts 27 . 33. this is fourteenth d. ye continued fasting 
 f'.fteenth DAY. 
 
 Exod. 16.1. came to wildern. of Sinai on fifteenth d. 
 Lev. 2.3. 6. and on fifteenth d. is feast, Num. 28.17. 
 ,34. the 9 i//^c/ 2//2 d. of the seventh month, 39. Num. 
 
 29. 12. Ezek. 45. 25. 
 Num. .33. .3. departed from Tlameseson9f/Vee72//4 rf. 
 1 Kings 12. 32. heordainefl a ie.dsX on fifteenth d. .3.3. 
 Esth. 9.18. the lewson./^//ce?7//2 d. rested yearly, 21. 
 Ezek. .32. 17 . on fifteenth d. word of L. came to I'zek. 
 Sixteenth DAA". 
 
 * Chr. 29 . 17 . and in sixteenth d. they made an end 
 Seventeenth DAN'. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 11. on seventeenth d. were fount, broken up 
 8. 4. ark rested on seventeenth d. on mount Ararat 
 Twentieth D.AY. 
 
 Num. 10.11. on twentieth d. the cloud was taken up 
 Ezra 10. 9. on twentieth d. people sat in the streets 
 92 
 
 Twenty-fir St D.AY. 
 
 Exod. 12. 18. eat unleaven, bread till twenty-first d. 
 Hag. 2.'1. in twenty-first d. came the word to llaggai 
 'Twenty-third DAY. 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 10. 1 . 1 . d. Solomon sent people to tents 
 Esth. 8. 9 . on t.-t. </.w ritten as .Mordecai commanded 
 Twenty-fourth DAN'. 
 
 Neh. 9. 1. on t.-fourth d. Isr. assembled with fast. 
 Dan. 10 . 4. on t. fourth d. 1 was by river Hiddekel 
 Hag. 1. 15. in t -Jourth d. I.d. stii red up /erubbabel 
 
 2. 10 . in X\\o t. Jourth d. word came to l laggai, 20. 
 
 18. consider fi om the t. fourth d. of nine month 
 Zech.f . 7 . on the t.-fourth d. came word to /echariah 
 7 'wenty fifth D A Y. 
 
 Neh. 6.15. the w all was tinish. in the twenty fifth d. 
 Jer. 52. .31. on t.-fifth d. I',\ il merodach lifted liead 
 'iwenty-seventh DAN'. 
 
 Gen.?,. It. on the t.-seventh d. was the earth dried 
 2 A ings 25. 27. on t.-s. d. Kvil merodach lifted head 
 Hood DAY. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 8. w'e come in a good d. give to David 
 f'.sth. 8. 17 . .lews had gladness and 'Agood d. 9. 19. 
 9.22. was turned from mourning inXo Agood d. 
 Great DAN'. 
 
 Jer. 30. 7- alas, that o', is great, none is like it 
 Ilos. 1. 11. for great shall be the d. of Jezreel 
 Joel‘2. 11. the d. of the Lord isgreat and terrible 
 ,31. sun to darkness, moon to blood, belbre the g. 
 and terrible d. of the I/ird come. Acts 2. 20. 
 Zeph. 1. 14. the great d. of the D)rd is near 
 Mai. 4. 5. before the coiningof f/rca/</. of the Ixird 
 John 7 . . 37 . that great d. of the feast, .lesus cried 
 .hide 6. reserved unto the judgment of the great d. 
 Rev. 6. 17 . for the great d. of his wrath is come 
 
 16. 14. to gather to the battle of the great d. 
 
 Jn the ilAY. 
 
 Gen. 2. 4. in the d. that the Lord made the earth 
 
 17 . in the d. thou eatest thereof thou shalt die 
 .3. 5. in the d. ye eat, your eyes shall be opened 
 .31. 40. thus 1 was, in the d. drought consumed me 
 .35. .3. who answererl me in the d. of my distress 
 Exod.'Ll. .31. nevei theless in the d. when i visit 
 Lev. 6. 5. in thed. of his trespass offering 
 
 20. offer in the d. when he is anointed, 7 . .36. 
 
 7 . 35. in the. 7 /. he presented them to minister 
 
 14. 2. law of leper in the d. of his cleans. Num. 6. 0. 
 f 57 . in the d. of the clean and unclean 
 Num. 28. 26. also in the d. of the first-fruits 
 
 30. 5. if iier father disallow in the d. he heareth 
 
 7 . husband held his peace in thed. he heard it 
 Josh. li). 12. in the d. 1.. delivered up the Amorites 
 
 14. 11. as strong as I was in thed. Moses sent me 
 
 1 Sam. 20. t 19. where tliou diilsthide in thed. 
 
 21. 6. put hot bread in the d. it was taken away 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 1. inthed. the Lord had lielivered iiim 
 1 hingsA.?. wJio cursed me inthed. that 1 tied 
 Neh. 1.3. 15. inthed. wherein they sold victuals 
 Esth. 9 . 1. in the d. the enemies of the .lews hoped 
 J'.h 20. 28. his goods How away inthed. of wrath 
 Psal. 95. 8. as in the d. of temptation, Heb. 3. 8. 
 102. 2. hide not thy face in the d. of trouble, in 
 
 the d. when I call, answ er me speedily 
 110. 3. thy people be willing in the d. of thy power 
 5. shall strike through kings in //ic rf. ofhis wrath 
 137 . 7 . l emember Ldom in the d. of .Jerusalem 
 
 I. 38. 3. in the d. wdien I cried, thou answereclst me 
 Prov. 6. 34. he will not spare 777 ///g </. of vengeance 
 11.4. riches profit not in the d. of wrath 
 
 24. 10. if thou faint in the d. of adversity 
 Eccl. 7 . 14. in the d. of prosperity be joyful, but in 
 the d. of adversity consider 
 8 . 8 . neither hath he power inthed. of death 
 
 12. .3. in the d. when the keepers shall tremble 
 Cant. 3. 11. crowned liim in the d. ot Ins espousals, 
 and in the d. of the gladne-ssof his heart 
 
 8. 8. in the d. when she shall be spoken for 
 Isa. 9. 4. broken the yoke as in the d. of Nfidian 
 
 10. .3. what will ye do inthed. of visitation r 
 11.16. in the d. he caiiie out of Egypt, Hcs. 2.15. 
 
 13.1.3. shall remove in the d. ot his tierce anger 
 
 17 . 11. in the d. shalt thou make thy plant grow 
 
 in the d. of grief and desperate sorrow 
 30. ‘25. in thed. of greatsiaughter, w hen the hewers 
 
 26. in the d. that the Lord bindeth up the breach 
 58-. .3. in the d. ot your fast you find pleasure 
 Jer. 16. 19. D I.ord, my refuge in the d. of affliction 
 
 17 . 17 . thouartmy hope inthed.oXesW 
 
 18. 17 - shew iiack and not face inthed. of calamity 
 36. ,30. his dead body shall be cast onXinthed. 
 
 Lam. 1. 12. afflicted me in the d. of his fierce anger 
 2. 1. remembered not his foctstool m the d. of anger 
 .3. 57 . thou drewest near in the d. that 1 called 
 Ezek. 7 . 19. gold not deliver them in the d. of wrath 
 16 . 4. thy nativity in the d. thou wast born, 5. 
 
 .56. Sexfom not mentioned inthed. of thy [)ride 
 
 27 . 27 . they shall fall mthe d. of thy rum 
 .30. 9 . great pain came on them as in the. d. of Egypt 
 .32. 10. every man for his life in the d. of thy fall 
 
 3.3. 12. in the d. he tunieth from his wickedness, 
 
 not able to live in the d. that he sinneth 
 Hos. 2. 3. lest 1 set her as in the d. she was born 
 4. 5. therefore shalt thou fall inthed. ana prophet 
 Amos 1. 14. with a tempest thed. of a whirlwind 
 
 8. ‘.t. 1 will fiarken the earth in the clear d. 
 
 Chad. 11. inthed. th.ou stoodeston the otherside 
 
 12. nor rejoiced in thed. of their destruction 
 14. those of his that did remain in the d. of dist. 
 Mai. 4. .3. in the d.X\\AX 1 shall do this, saith I.ord 
 Luke 17 . 30. in the d. when the Sen is revealed 
 
 J, hn\\. 9. if any walk inthed. he stumbleth not 
 Rom. 2. 16. ind. when G. shall judge secrets of men 
 
 1.3. 13. let us walk honestly as 
 
 1 Cor. 1.8. may be blamele^ in the d. of our T/)rd 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. jra of salvation 1 succoured thee 
 
 Phil.2. 16 . that 1 may rejoice m thed. oft'hrist 
 lleh. 8. 9. in the d. when I took them by the hand 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 12. may glorify God in the d. of visitation 
 D.AY of Judgment. 
 
 Mat. 10. 15. it shall be more tolerable for Sodom 
 in the d.of judgment, 11. 24. Mark 6. 11. 
 11.22. more tolerable for lyre and Sidon at d. of j. 
 12. 36. shall give account tliereof in d. of judgment 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9 . and to reserve the unjust to d. of jitdg. 
 
 3. 7- are reserved unto fire against the d. of judg. 
 
 1 John 4. 17 . W’e may have boldness in the d.of j. 
 
 DAY of the Fnd. 
 
 I^a. £. 12. d.of the L. shall be on every one proud 
 
 13. 6. d. of the L. is at hand, Joel 1.15. Zeph. 1. 7 . 
 
 9 . the d.of the L. cometh. Jet 2. 1. 'Zech. 14. 1. 
 
 .34. 8. for it is the d. of the Ixxrd's vengeance 
 
 Jer. 46. 10. this is thee', of the Lord God of hosts 
 Lam.2.22 in the d. oft e Lord's Aoser none escaped 
 Ezek. 1.3. 5. to stand in battle in the d. of the Lord 
 .‘50. .3. the d. of the L. is near, Joel'.i 14. Chad. 15. 
 Amos 5. 18. woe to you that desire the d. of the J,. 
 'Zeph. 1.8. in d.of the 7..sacrifice 1 will punish 
 18. shall deliver them in the d. - f the L.'s wrath 
 2. 2. before the d. of the L.'s anger come on you 
 .3. ye shall be hid in the d. of the F'rd's Aivver 
 Mai. 4. 5. before the coming of tl;e d. of the Ijord 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 5. spirit may be saved in d. of the iwird 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 14. as ye are ours in the d. of the Iwxrd 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 2. d. of E. cometh as a thief, 2 Pet. .3.10. 
 Rev. 1. 10. I was in the Spirit on the Jsord't d. 
 
 See (ireat D\v. 
 
 One DAY. 
 
 Gen. 27- '^5. why deprived of yon both in one d. ? 
 Lev. 22. not kill it and her young in <me d. 
 Num. 11. 19 . ye shall not eat one d. or two rlays 
 1 Sam. 2. .34. in one d. they shall die both of them 
 27 . 1. 1 shall one d. perisn by the hand of Saul 
 
 1 Kings 4. 22. Solomon's provision for one d. was 
 2(1. 29. Israel slew of s^'rians 1(0 ,'k) 0 in one d. 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 6. Eekah slew in ludah I20,{)00'in one d. 
 Ezra 10. 13. neither is this the work of one d. 
 
 Lsth. 3. 1.3. kill children and women in one d. 8.12 
 Isa. 9 . 14. 1 ord cut off branch and rush in one d. 
 
 10 . 17 . shall devour his thonis and briers in one rf. 
 47 . 9 . two things shall come to thee in ime d. 
 
 66. 8. shall earth be made to bring forth in one d.? 
 Zech. 3. 9 . remove the iniciuity of land in one d. 
 
 14. 7 . it shall be one d. wliicli shall be known 
 Acts2\. 7- W’e abode with the brethren one d. 
 
 28.13. and after one d. the south wind blew 
 Rom. 14. 5. one esteemeth one d. above another 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 8. fell in one d. twenty-three thousand 
 
 2 Ret. 3.8. one d. with the Txird as a thousand j ears 
 Rev. 18. 8. tlierefore her plagues come in one d. 
 
 D.-\Y, joined with night. 
 
 Gen. 1. 14. lights to divide d. from the night 
 
 18. to rule over the d. and over the night 
 
 8. 22. cold and heat, d. and night, shall not cease 
 
 31. 39 . 1 bare loss, whetlier stolen by d. or night 
 Exod. 10.13. Lord brought an east w ind d. and night 
 
 13. 21. to give them light to go by d. and night 
 Lev. 8. 35. abide at door of tabernacle d. and night 
 Num. 11. .32. people stood up that rf. and all night 
 Deut. 28. 66. and thou shalt fear d. and night 
 Joth. 1. 8. this book of the law’ not depart, but thou 
 
 shalt meditate therein 7 /. and night, Psal. 1.2. 
 1 Snm, 19. 24. lay naked all that d. and that night 
 
 1 Kings 8. 29- that thine eyes might lie opened 
 
 toward this house night and d. 2 Chr. 6. 20. 
 Neh. 1. 6. which 1 pray before thee d. and night 
 
 4. 9 . and set a w atch against them d. and night 
 Lsth. 4. 16. neither eat nor drink night or d. 
 
 Job 17 . 12. they change the night into d. 
 
 26 . 10. till tile d. and night come to an end 
 Psal. 32. 4. d. and night thy hand was heavy on me 
 42. 3. my tears have been my meat d. and" night 
 
 55. 10. d. and night they go about it on the walls 
 74 . 16. the d. is thine, the night also is thine 
 
 88.1. O Lord, I have cried d. and night before thee 
 1 . 39 . 12. but the night sliineth as the d. 
 
 Eccl.?. 16. that neither d. nor night seeth sleep 
 Isa. 4. 5. smoke by d. and Haining fire by night 
 
 27 . 3. I the Lord will keep \Xd. Andnight 
 .34. 10. it shall not be quenebed d. nor night 
 
 38.12. with pining sickness from d. to night 
 
 13. from d. to night w ilt tiioii make an end of me 
 60 . 11 . gates, they shall not be shut d. nor night 
 62. 6 . w atchmen never hold tlieir peace d. rwr night 
 Jer. 9. 1. that 1 might weep </. and wj///*/ for slain 
 ] 4 . 17 . eyes run down tears o', and night. Lam. 2.18. 
 16. 13. and there serve other gods d. and night 
 33. 20. that there should not be d. nor night 
 Zech. 14. 7 . day know n to the I onl. not d. nor night 
 Mark 4 . 27 . and sbould sleep and rise night ami d. 
 
 5. 5. d. and night he was in the mountains 
 
 14. .30. this d. even tliis night, before the cock crow 
 Lnke 2. .37. witli fastings and [trayers night and d. 
 
 18. 7 . ids elect, which cry d. and night to him 
 Acts 9 . 24. w’atched gates night and d. to kill him 
 20. 31. cease not to warn every one night and d. 
 26. 7 . oiir tribes instantly servfng Go<l d. and night 
 
 2 Cor. 11.25. thrice 1 suffereil shipwreck, a d. and n. 
 
 1 I’hess. 2. 9 . labouring//, and n. because would not 
 .3. 10. night and d. jiraying excee/iingly, 1 I'lm. 5.5. 
 
 2 'Thess. .3. 8. but w rouglit w itli labour night and d. 
 2 'Tim. 1. 3. without ceasing 1 E.ave remembrance 
 
 of thee in my prayers night and d. 
 Rev. 4. 8 . and they rest not d. and night, saying 
 7 . 15. and serve him d. and night in his temple 
 
 8.12. d. shone not for a third part, and the mght 
 
 12. 10. who accused them before GckI </. and mnht 
 
 14. 11. thej’have no rest//. nor night, whowors'dp 
 
 20.10. be tormented d. and night for ever and ever 
 
 Sahhnth-\j /\ Y. 
 
 Exod. 16. 26. the seventh d. is Xhe sabbath, 20. 10. 
 20. 8. remember the. sabbath-d. to keep it holy, 
 
 Deut. 5. 12. 
 
 11. T ord blessed the sabbath d. -and hallowed it 
 .31. 15. w hosoever doth any work on sablath-d. 
 
 .35. .3. ye shall kindle no tire on the sabbath d. 
 Num. 15. .32. a man that gathere/l sticks on sabbath d. 
 
 28. 9. offer on the sabbath d. two lambs of first year 
 Deut. 5. 1.5. God commanded to keen the sabbtith-d. 
 Neh. 10. 31. if the people sell victuals on sabhath-d. 
 
 13. 15. burdens brought to .lerusalem on .'/iMafA //. 
 17 . evil that ye do, and profane the sahhath-d. 
 
 19. should no burden be brought in on sahhath-d. 
 
 22. Levites keep the gates to sanctify sahhath-d. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 21. and bear no burden on Xhe sahhath-d. 
 22. nor carry forth a burden on the sabbath-d. 
 
DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 Fjzek. 46. 4. tlie i)rinc'e shall ofler in the sahbath-d. 
 JiJat. l‘J. 1. lesiis went on tlie .Mthbatk-d. throiiuh tlie 
 corn, aii'l (liscii)les were an hungered, Murk'll. 23. 
 8. tor the Son of man is Lord of the sabbath d. 
 
 11. if it fall into a pit on sahbath-d. Luke 14. 5. 
 
 24. 20. ijray that your flight be not onsabhatb-d. 
 
 Mark 2. 21. why do they on s.-d. that is not lawful ? 
 .3. 2. whether he would heal on sab.-d. Luke 0. 7. 
 
 6. 2. he went into the synagogue on the sahbath-d. 
 
 Luke A. 16. Acts 13. 14. 
 Luke 13. 16. be loosed from this bond on .^abhatk-d. 
 
 14. 1. as he went to eat bread on the sabbath d. 
 
 23. .66. prepared spices, and rested the sabhath-d. 
 
 John 5. lU, It is sabhath-d. it is not lawful to carry 
 16. because he had done these tilings on 
 
 7. 22. and ye on the sabhath-d. circumcise a man 
 
 9. 14. it sabbath-d. when lesus made clay 
 
 19. 31. txidies not remain on the cross on snbbath-d. 
 
 Acts 13. 27- which are read every sabbath d. 1.6. 21. 
 44. next sabhath-d. came almost the whole cit 3 ' 
 Same DAY. 
 
 Gen. 7. 11. the same d. were the fountains broken up 
 13. the self-.'«/«e d. entered Tsoah into the ark 
 
 15. 18. in that same d. the I.onI made a covenant 
 Lxod. 12.17. the same d. 1 brought your armies. 51. 
 Lev. 7.15. tlesli eaten the same d. 16. 119. 6. | 22. 30. 
 
 23. 14. ye shall eat no parched corn till lame d. 
 
 28. an<l ye shall do no work in that same d. 
 
 29. that shall not be afllirted in that same d. 
 LJum. 6.11. priest shall hallow'his head that jvcwed. 
 Dent. .32. 48. the Lord spake to Moses that samed. 
 1 Kings 8. 64. same d. king hallowed middle court 
 
 13. 3. and he gave a sign the samed. saying 
 Lzek. 23. .38. have defiled my sanctuary, .vawc d. 39. 
 
 24. 2. write thee the name of this same d. king of 
 Babylon set himself against .leriisalem this samed. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 9. the.vawc d.'a'lso will 1 punisli those 
 Zech. 6. 10. take of them, and come the same d. 
 Luke 17 . 29. hut the same d. Lot w-ent out of .Sodom 
 
 23. 12. the same d. Pilate and llerod made friends 
 John 5. 9 . and on the same d. w as the sabbath 
 
 20. 19 . same d. at evening .Tesus stood in midst 
 Acts 1. 22. unto the samed. that he w’astaken up 
 2.41. tlie s. d. w'ere added to cliurch 3,000 souls 
 Since the DAY. 
 
 Lxod. 10. 6. since the d. they were on the earth 
 Deut. 4. 32. sbice the d. that God created man 
 
 1 Sam. 8.8. since the d. that 1 brought them up outot 
 
 Egypt to tills day, 1 Kings P,. 16. 1 Chron. I 7 . 5. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 6. since the d. that she left the land 
 Jer. 7 . 25. since the d. your fathers came forth 
 Col. 1. 6. as in you, .since the d. ye heard of it 
 
 9. since the d. we heard it, do not cease to pray 
 That DAY. 
 
 Exod. 8. 22. I will sever in that d. land of Goshen 
 10.13. I.ord brought east wind on land all that d. 
 28. that d. thou seest my face, thou shalt die 
 
 13. 8. thou shalt shew' thy son in that d. saying 
 
 14. .30. thus the L. saved Israel that d. out of hand 
 32. 28. there fell of the people that d. .3,(HX) 
 
 Lev. 16 . .30. thatd. shall the priest make atonement 
 Kum. 9 . 6. they could not keep the passover that d. 
 30. 14. because he held his peace in that d. 
 
 Eeut.\ . 39 . your children in that d. had no knowledge 
 21. 2.3. thou shalt in any wise bury him that d. 
 
 31.18. 1 will surely hide my face in that d. 
 
 Josh. 6. 15. only that d. they compassed the city 
 
 14.12. heardest in that d. how Anakims were there 
 Judg. 20. 26. Israel fasted that d. 1 Sam. 7 . 6 . 
 
 1 Sam. 8.18. and ye shall cry out in that d. and the 
 
 Lord w'ill not hear you in that d. 
 
 9. 24. so Saul did eat with Samuel that d. 
 
 10. 9 . and all those sians came to jwss Uiat d. 
 
 12. 18. the Lord sent thunder and rain that d. 
 
 14. 23. so the I.ord saved Israel that d. 
 
 . 37 . Saul asked, but he answered him \\o\.that d. 
 
 16. 13. Spirit of I.ord came on David from thatd. 
 18. 9 . Saul eyed David from that d. and forward 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 9. David was afraid of the I.ord that d. 
 
 11.12. so Uriah aboiie in .lerusalem that d. 
 
 1 Kings 14.14. cut off the house of.leroboam that d. 
 
 2 Chron. 15.+ 11. offered thatd. of spoil 700 oxen 
 18. 24. behold, thou shalt see on that d. 
 
 Keh.P.\~(. to thatd. Israel had not done so 
 Eslh. 3.14. they should beready acainstr/nrrff. 8.13. 
 Job .3. 4. let that d. be darkness, let not G. reaani it 
 Vsal. 116 . 4. in that very d. his thoughts jx i ish 
 Prov. 12 . + 16. a fool's wrath is in that d. known 
 Isa. 2 . 11 . Ix)r(l alone shall be exalted in thatd. I 7 . 
 10. .32. as yet shall he remain at E ob that d. 
 
 19 . 21 . Egyptians shall know the Lord in t/wr 
 
 24.21. in that d. the I.oi'd shall punish the host 
 26.1. in that d. shall this somr be sung in .1 udah 
 29. 18. in that d. shall the deaf hear the words 
 52.6. they shall know in that d. that I am he 
 
 Jer. 39.110. Mebuz. gave them vineyards in that d. 
 
 16. they shall be accomplished in thatd. 
 
 17 . but I will deliver thee in that d. saith the L. 
 Ezck. 29. 21. in that d. Israel shall be exalted 
 
 38. 19. in that d. there shall be a great shaking 
 
 39 . 22. know 1 am the Lord from that rf.forward 
 48. 35. the name of the city from thatd. shall be 
 llos. 2. 18. and in that d. will 1 make a covenant 
 JoelTt. 18. in that d. mountains shall drojr new wine 
 Arnos 2. 16. he shall flee away naked in that d. 
 
 8. .3. the songs of the temple be bowlings in thatd. 
 Obad. 8. shall ! not in that d. destroy the wise men 
 Zeph. 1.15. that d. is a day of wrath of trouble 
 Zech.l. 11. nations he joined to the Lord in that d. 
 
 9. 16. Lord their God shall save them in that d. 
 
 11.11. my covenant it w'asbroken in that d. 
 
 12. 8. the feeble at rf. shall be as David 
 
 11. \i\that </. s+all there be a great mourninsr 
 1.3. l.^in//;«< rf. uiere shall be a fountain opened 
 14. 4. his feet shall stand that d. on the mount 
 
 9. in that d. shall there he one 1 .ord, his name one 
 Mai. .3. 17 . in that d. w hen I make up my jtwvels 
 Mat. 1 . 2 s. many will say to me in that d. I.oi'd 
 
 24. .36. hut of that d. knoweth no man, Mark 13. 32. 
 26. 29 . till that d. 1 drink it new, Mark 14. 2.5. 
 
 Luke 6. 23. rejoice ve in that d. and leap for joy 
 
 10, 12. be more tolerable in that d. for Sodoin 
 
 I. uke‘l\.M. and so that d. come on you unawares 
 2.3.54. and that d. was tlie preparation and sabbath 
 
 John 1. . 39 . they came and abode with him that d. 
 
 11. 53. from that d. thev took counsel togetlier 
 
 14. 20. at that d. ye shallknow 1 am in the Lather 
 
 16. 23. and in that d. ve shall ask me nothing 
 
 26. at that d. ye shall ask in my name 
 
 1 'Chess. 5. 4. that d. should overtake you as a thief 
 
 2 Thess. 1.10. our testimony was believed in that d. 
 
 2. 3. that d. shall not come, except tliere come 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 12. I have committed to him against that d. 
 
 18. he may tind mercy of the Lord in that d. 
 
 4.8. the crown the I .ord shall give me at that d, 
 
 'This DAY. 
 
 Gen. A. 14. thou hast driven me out this d. from earth 
 
 24. 12. I pray thee send me good speed this d. 
 
 25. .31. he said, sell mo this d. thy birth right 
 
 33. swear to me this d. and he sware unto him 
 
 41. 9 . I do remember my faults this d. 
 
 48. 15. God who fed me all my life long to this d. 
 Lxod. 12. lA. this d. shall be for a memorial 
 
 17 . therefore observe this d. in your generations 
 
 13. 3. remember this d. in which ye came out, 4. 
 Lent. 1.10. you are thisd. as the stai's of heaven 
 
 2.25. this d~. will 1 begin to put the dread of thee 
 
 4. 4. are alive every one of you thii- d. 5. 3. 
 
 5. 24. seen this d. that God doth talk with man 
 
 6. 24. as it is at this </. 8. 18. Lstra 9. 7. 
 
 7 . 11 . the statutes which I commanded ihoe. this d. 
 
 A. 40. I. 6. 6. 1 8. 1,11. I 10.13. 1 .30. 2, 8. 
 8. 19 . T testify against you this d. ye shall iJerisli 
 
 II. 8. commandments which 1 command you this d. 
 
 1 , 3 , 27 , 28. I 13. 18. 1 15. 5.1 19. 9-1 27 . 1,4. 
 .32. statutes which I set before you this d. 
 
 12. 8. not do after all things ye do here this d. 
 
 26. 17 . avouched this d. the Lord to be thy God 
 
 27 . 9. 'this d. thou art become the people of the L. 
 
 29. 4. hath not given you ears to hear to this d. 
 
 10. ye stand this d. all of you before the Lord 
 
 18. whose heart turneth away this d. from the L. 
 
 30. 15. 1 set before ttiee this d. life and death, 19. 
 
 16 . I command thee thii d. to love the Loid 
 .31. 27 . while 1 am yet alive with you thisd. 
 
 34. 6. no man knoweth his sepulchre to this d. 
 
 Josh. 3 . 7 . this d. will 1 begin to magnify thee 
 
 4. 9. the twelve stones are there unto thisd. 
 
 7 . 25. the Lord shall trouble thee this d. 
 
 14.10. and now 1 am this d. eighty-tive j ears old 
 
 11. I am as strong thi\ d. as when Mosessent me 
 22.16. to turn awav this d. from following Lord 
 
 17 . from which we are not cleansed till this d. 
 
 22. if it be in rebellion, save us not this d. 
 
 23.8. cleave to the l.d. asye have done unto this d. 
 
 24. 15. choose 3 'ou this d. whom ye will serve 
 Judg. 1. 26. Luz is the name thereof unto thisd. 
 
 10. 15. deliver us only, we pray thee, this d. 
 
 19 . 30. since Israel came up out of the land of 
 Egypt to this d. 1 .Sam. 8. 8. 2 Sam. J. 6. 
 2 Kings 21. 15. 1 Chron. 17 . 5. Jer. 7- 25. 
 Iluth 4. 9. Boaz said, ye are witnesses this d. !0. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 19. ye have this d. rejected your God 
 11.13. there shall not a man be put to death this d. 
 
 14. 45. .lonathan hath wrought w'ith God this d. 
 
 15. 28. Lord hath rent kingdom from thee this d. 
 
 17 . It). I defy the armies of Israel this d. 
 
 18. 21. thou shalt Mm d. be iny son-in-law 
 21.5. though it were sanctified this d. in the vessel 
 22. 8. mj' servant to lie in wait as at this d. 13. 
 
 25. 32. the l.d. which sent theet/iw d. to meet me 
 .33. who kept me this d. from coming to shed blood 
 
 26. 21. my soul was precious in thine eyes this d. 
 24. as thy life was much set by this d. in my eyes 
 
 30. 25. made it an ordinance for Israel to this d. 
 2^'a»i. .3. 39. 1 am Mn'.? rf. weak, though anoint, king 
 4. .3. Beerothites were sojourners unto thisd. 
 
 1 KingsP. 61. to keep his commands as at thisd. 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 9. this d. is a day of good tidings 
 
 17 . 31. unlo this d. do after former manners, 41. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 9. and there it is unto this d. 
 
 35. 21.1 come not against thee this d. but against 
 Neh. 9. 36. beliold, we are servants this d. 
 
 Psal. 2. 7 . the I.ord said, thou art my Son, this d. 
 
 have 1 begotten thee. Acts ].3. .33. lleb. 1.5. 
 118.24. this is theV. which the Lord hath made 
 119 . 91 . they continue thisd. according to thy 
 Prov. 7 . 14. this d. have 1 paid my vovvs 
 22. 1<I. I have made known to thee this d. 
 
 Isa. .38. 19 . the living praise thee, as 1 do this d. 
 56. 12. and to morrow shall be as this d. and much 
 Jer. 25.18. hissing and a curse, as at this d. 44.22. 
 
 .35. 14. for to thisd. they drink none, but obey 
 
 36. 2. from the days of .losiah even to this d. 
 
 44. 10. they are not humbled even unto this d. 
 
 Imui. 2.16. certainly this is the d. that we looked for 
 Lzek. 39. 8. this is the d. whereof 1 have spoken 
 JAan. 9 . 7- to us confusion of faces, as at this d. 
 Hag. 2. 15. consider from this d and forward, 18. 
 
 19 . from this d. will 1 bless you 
 
 Mat. 6. 11. givens this d. our daily bread 
 
 11. 2.3. Sodom would have remained to this d. 
 
 27 . 8. was called the field of blood to this d. 
 
 19 . 1 have suffered many things thisd. in a dream 
 
 28. 15. is reported among the .lews to this d. 
 I,uke2. 11. tor to you is born this d. a Saviour 
 
 4. 21. isthis scri|)ture fullilled in your ears 
 
 19 . 9 . this d. is salvation come to this house 
 42. if thou hadst known, at least in this thy d. 
 
 22. .34. cock not crow this d. before thou deny me 
 Acts 2. 29. his sepulchre is with us to this d. 
 
 22. .3. zealous toward (iod, as ye are all this d. 
 
 23.1. in good conscience beffjre God t iU this d. 
 
 24. 21. 1 am called inciuestion by 3 ’ou thisd. 
 
 26.22. 1 continue unto this d. witnessing to small 
 
 29. 1 would all thatheanne thisd. were as 1 am 
 Pern. 11.8. that they should not hear unto thisd. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 14. till this d. remaineth the vail, 15. 
 
 To DAY. 
 
 (•en.2l.26. neither 3 'et heard 1 of it but tod. 
 
 .3t). 32. 1 will pa.ss through all thy Hock tod. 
 
 40. 7- wherefore look \o so sadly re (/. .s' 
 
 L.rod. 2.18. how is it that ve are come so soon to d. ? 
 14. 13. salvation which be v. ill shew you to d. 
 
 Exod. 16. 23. bake that which you will bake to d. 
 
 32. 29. coirsecrate vourselves to d. to the Lord 
 Lev. 9. 4. ferre d. the Lord will app-earto you 
 i)cut.\b. 15. 1 command tliee this thing tod. 
 
 29.1.3. tliat he may establish tliee to d. for a people 
 1 iSarn. A. 3. wherefore hath Lord smitten us to d.T 
 
 9 .1 13. get you up, for to d. ye shall Imd liim 
 + 27 . standstill to d. that 1 may shew thee 
 
 11. 13. to d. Lord wrought salvation in Israel 
 
 24. 10. behold, how that the Lord had delivered 
 thee to d. into mine hand in the cave, 26. 23. 
 2&ifw.6.20. how glorious was the king to d.l 
 
 1.3. 4. why art thou lean from da 3 ' to d. f 
 
 16. .3. to d. shall the house of Israel restore me 
 
 1 Kings lit. 15. 1 will shew myself to him tod. 
 22.5. inciuireat word of Lord to d. 2 Chr. 18. 4. 
 
 2 Kings A. 2.3. wherefore ivilt thou go to him to d.? 
 
 6. 28. give thy son that we may eat him tod. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 2.3. sing to Lord all the earth, shew 
 
 forth from day to d. his salvation, Psal. 96.2. 
 K.sth. . 3 . 7 . they cast the lot from day to d. 
 
 Job 23. 2. even to d. is m 3 ’ complaint hitter 
 Psal. 95. 7- he is our (Jod, we his pasture, tod. 
 
 if ye will hear his voice, lleb. .3. 7 , 15. | 4. 7. 
 Jer. .34. +15. ye were to d. turned, and had done right 
 Zech. 9. 12. to d. do 1 declare, that 1 will render 
 Mat. 6 . .30. the grass of the field, which to o', is. and 
 to-morrow is cast into the oven, Luke 12.28. 
 21 . 28. said, son, go work to d. in my vineyard 
 Luke 5. 26. we have seen strange things to d. 
 
 1.3. 32. behold, 1 do cures tod. and to-morrow 
 .33. 1 must walk to d. and the day following 
 19. 5. for re d. I must abide at thy house 
 
 23. 43. to d. shalt thou be with me in paradise 
 
 24. 21. besides all this, to d. is the third day 
 Heb. 3. 13. exhort daily, while it is called to d. 
 
 5. 5. thou art my .Son, to d. have 1 begotten thee 
 
 13. 8. .lesus Christ, same yesterd. to d. and for ever 
 .Tam. 4. 13. ye that say , to d. or morrow, we will go 
 2Pet. 2.8, Lbtvexed hisrighteoussoul from day tod. 
 
 DAY of trouble. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 3. this day is Ad. of trouble, I.’.a. 37 . 3. 
 Psal. 20. 1. Lord hear thee in the. d. of trouble 
 
 50. 15. and call upon me in the d. of trouble 
 59. 16 . hast been 1113 ' I'efugein the d. of trouble 
 77- 2 . in the d. of trouble I sought the Lord 
 86. 7 . in the d. of trouble I will call on thee 
 Isa. 22. 5. it is a d. of trouble, and of treadingdov/n 
 Jer. 51. 2. in the d. of trouble A\'.ty shall be ag'. her 
 Lzek. 7 . 7- the time is come, d. of trouble 'k near 
 Nah. 1. 7 . Lord is a strong hold in d. of trouble 
 Hah. 3. 16. that I might rest in the d.oj trouble 
 Zeph. 1.15. that day is a d. of trouble and distress 
 DAY-TI'ME. 
 
 Job 5. 14. they meet with darkness in the d.-time 
 24.16. dig thro’ liouses they marked in the d.-time 
 Psal. 22. 2. 1 cry d.-rime, but ihou hearestnot 
 
 42.8. Lord command his loving-kindness in d.-time 
 78.14. in \\\e. d.-time ahso he led them with a cloud 
 Isa. 4.6. shall be a tabernacle for asliadow in d.-time 
 21. 8. 1 stand on the w atch-tower in the d.-time 
 l.uke 21. . 37 . in d.-time he was teacliina' in temple 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. that count it pleasure to riot in d.-time 
 DA Y.S. 
 
 Gen. A. + .3. at end of d. Cain brought an offering 
 
 8. .3. after 150 d. the waters were aLated 
 
 24. t 1. anrl Abraham was old and gone into d. 
 
 27 . 41. d. of mourning for my father are at hand 
 29. A 14. and .lacob abode with him a month of d. 
 47 . 9. the d. of my pilgrimage are 1.30 3 ’ears 
 + 28. the d. of the years of his life were 147 3 ’ears 
 50. 4. when the d. of his mourning were past 
 Kum. 11. + 20. 3 'e shall eat of it a month of d. 
 
 14. 34. after the nundierofrf. ye searched the land 
 Deut. A. .32. for ask now of the d. that are past 
 
 10. 10. and 1 stayed in the mount forty 
 .Tosh. 2.3. 't 1. Joshua vs axed old and come into d. 
 Judg. 11. A 4. after d. children of Ammon made war 
 1 Lam. 1.3. 11. .Samuel came not within d. appointed 
 18. 26. and the d. vsere not exiiired, wherefore 
 27 . + 7 . David dwelt with Philist nes a year of d. 
 29. 3. which hath been with me these d. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 11. the d. David reigned over Israel 
 
 3. 2. no house was built to the Lord till those d. 
 
 14. 20. d. that Jeroboam reigned were 22 vears 
 
 30. war between Behoboam and .lerob. all their <7. 
 
 15. 16. betvveen Asa and Baasha all their rf. .32. 
 
 2 Kings 10. + ,36. d. that Jehureiimed were 28 years 
 
 1.3. .3. into the hand of Benhadad all their d. 
 
 15. + 13. and Shallum reigned a month of d. 
 
 18. 4. to those d. Israel did burn incense to it 
 23. 22. from d. of the judges, not such a passover 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 1. when David w as old and full of d. 
 29. 15. our d. are on earth as a shadow, Job 8. 9, 
 
 28. he died full of d. riches amt honour 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 15. .lehoiada was old and full ofd. 
 
 Ezra A. 2. since the d. Lsar haddon brought us up 
 
 9. 7 . since d. of our fathers have we been in trespass 
 Kelt. 1. 4. 1 wept and mourned certain d. 
 
 8 . 17 . since d. of leshiia, son of Nun, unto that day 
 Esth. 9 . 22 . as the d. whereon the .lews rested 
 
 26. they called these d. Purim, after Pur 
 
 28. and that these <t. should be rememb. and kept 
 Job .3,6. let it not be toined to the d. of the year 
 7 . 1 . are not his d. also like the d. of an hireling I 
 
 12. 12. and in length of d. understanding 
 
 21. 13. tliey spend their (/. in wealth, and codovvn 
 .31). 1 1. but now they that are of fewer d. than I 
 
 16. the d. of afilietion liave taken hold on me 
 
 27 . tl!e rf. of afilietion jnevented me 
 
 .32. t 4. Elihu waited, for tiiey were elder for d. 
 
 7 . I said.rf. should .«peak, and years teach w isdom 
 .33.25. he shall return totherf. ot his youth 
 
 .36. 11. they shall siiend their </. in prosperity 
 42. 17 . so .lob died, being old and toll ot d. 
 
 J*sal.2\. 4. thou gavest him length old. for ever 
 
 2.3. ■) 6. dwell in the Lord's house to leiiL-lh ofrf. 
 . 37 . 18 . the Lord knoweth the rf. of the unrieht 
 44. 1. told us what work Ihou didst in their </. 
 bb. 2.3. deceitful men not li\ e out half their d. 
 
 61 . t 6. thou shalt add d. to the d. of Ihekiner 
 77 . 5 . 1 have considered the d. of old, the years 
 
 93 
 
DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 DAY 
 
 J^sal. 7 a. 33. therefore their d. did he consume in 
 8y. ‘J'j. and his throne as the d. of heaven 
 •lo. the d. of his youth hast thou siioitened 
 
 90 . 9 . all our d. are passed away in thy wrath 
 
 10. the d. of O'lr years are threescore and ten 
 1C. SO tea h us tonuinberour d. that we maytipply 
 
 14. that we may rejoice and hegla 1 all ouri/. 
 
 91 . + 1(5. with leiiLfth of d. will 1 s.itisfy him 
 
 93. + 5. holiness hecoineth thy house toleni-th of rf. 
 94.13. niayest give him rest from the d. of adversity 
 1)9. 81. how many are the of th}’ servant ? 
 
 I . 39 . t 16. written, what d. they should be fash. 
 
 143. 5. I remember (her/, of old, 1 meditate 
 
 Prov. 3. C. for leiuith of d. shall they add to thee 
 
 16. length of d. is in her riglit hand 
 F.ccL 5. CO. not much retnember the d. of his life 
 
 7 . 10. the cause that the former c'. were better 
 8.15. that shall abide with him the d. of his life 
 
 11. 8. let him remember the d. of darkness 
 
 1C. 1. %\hile the evil d. come not, nor the years 
 
 J. ia.QS. 7 . whose antiquity is of ancient </. 
 
 15. seventy years, according to the d. of one king 
 6 '. CO. the d. of thy mourning shall be ended 
 65. CO. shall be no more thence an infant of d. 
 
 2‘2. as the d. of a tree are the d. of my people 
 Jer.2. IVi. have forgotten me d. without number 
 
 6. 11. the aged, with him that is full of </. 
 
 C8. + 3. in two ^-ears of d. wdl 1 bring again 
 .31. 33. after those rf. I will put my law in their 
 32. + 39 . one heart, that they may fear me all d. 
 
 .30.2. fron! the d. of .losiah even to this d.ay 
 
 Pam. 1. 18. our d. are fullilled, our end is come 
 Pzek. 4. 4. according to the number of the d. 5, 9. 
 
 12. 23. the d. are at hand, and effect of every vision 
 
 16. 22. not remembered the d. of thy youth, 43. 
 
 Dan. 8.14. unto 23(X) d. sanctuary be cleansecl 
 
 10. t 2. I was mourning three weeks of d. 
 
 12.11. abomination set up, there shall be 1290(f. 
 12. blessed is he that wabetli to the 13.35 d. 
 
 II 0 X. 2 . 13. I will visit on her the t/. of Haalim 
 9 . 7 . d. of visitation, rf. of recompence are come 
 
 10. 9. thou hastsinned from the </. ofGibeah 
 Amoi 4. + 4. bring tithes after three years oid. 
 
 5. t 21. and I will not smell your holy d. 
 ili/r. 5. tC. have been from tlie d. of eternity 
 
 7 . 15. according to the d. of thy coming out 
 Hag. 2.16. since tliose d. were, when one came to 
 Zech. 8.14. with his staff for midtitnde of rf. 
 
 9 . I'e that hear in these d. these svords 
 
 10. before these d. there was no hire for man 
 
 11. 1 will not be as in former d. saith the Lord 
 
 15. so have I thought in these d. to do well 
 
 3. 7- from d. ofour fathers ye are gone away 
 JSJat. 11. 12. from d. of .John the baptist till now 
 24. 22. and except those d. should be shortened, no 
 flesh should be saved, l\Iark 13. 20. 
 37 . as d. of Noe, so shall the coming of the Son be 
 Puke 1. 24. after those d. Elisabeth conceived 
 
 21. 22. for these be the d. of vengeance 
 Acts 3. 24. have likewise foi'etold of these d. 
 
 5. 36. for before these d. rose up Theiidas 
 
 11. 27 . in these d. came prophets to Antioch 
 
 12. 3. then were the d. ofmileavened bread 
 
 19. t 38. if matter against any court d. are kept 
 
 20. 6. we sailed after the d. of unleavened bread 
 
 21. .38. which before these d. madestan uproa,r 
 Cal. 4. 10. ye observed d. and months and times 
 Pph. 5. 16. redeeming time, because the d. are evil 
 Dek. 7 . 3. neither beginningof d. nor end of life 
 
 10. .32. but call to remembrance the former d. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 10. he that woidd sec good d. let him ref. 
 Pev. 11. 3. shall prophesy 1260 d. in sackcloth 
 
 12. 6. that they should feed her there 1260 d. 
 
 -See David, Last, Oi.u, Journey. 
 
 All the DAYS. 
 
 Gen. 3. 14. dust shalt thou eat all the d. of thy life 
 5. 5. all the d. Adam lived were 930 years 
 
 8. all d. of Seth 912 j’ears ll 11. of Fnos 905 years 
 
 14. d. of Cainan 910 years || 23. F.npch 365 years 
 27- all the d. of Methusaleh were 969 years 
 
 9. 29. all the d. of Noah were 950 years 
 Pev, 13. 46. all the d. wherein the plague shall be 
 
 15. 25. all the d. of her issue shall be unclean, 26. 
 Nu7n. 6. 4. all the d. of his separation, 5, 6, 8. 
 Deut. 4. 9 . lest they’depart from thy all the d. 
 10. to fear me all the d. they live, 1 KitigsS. ‘10. 
 12.1. to possess it all the d. ye live on the earth 
 Josh 4. t 24. that you might fear the Ixird all the d. 
 24. 31. and Israel serv’ed the Lord all the d. of 
 Joshua and all the d. of the eldeis, .Tudg. 2 . 7 . 
 Judg. 2. 18. delivered them all the d. of the judge 
 3 Sam. 1.11. 1 will givehim to Ixird alld. ofhis life 
 7- 13. against Philistines all thed. of Samuel 
 
 15. Samuel judged Israel all the d. of his life 
 
 1 Kings 4. 25. dwelt safely’ all the d. of Solomon 
 
 11. 25. Ttezon was advers. all the d. of Solomon 
 
 2 Kings 13. 22. 11azael oppressed I srael all the d. of 
 ■ 23. 22. nor in all the d. of the kings of Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 2. all thed. of Jehoiadathe priest, 14. 
 Ezra 4. 5. to frustrate their purposes all d. of Cyrus 
 Joh 1. + 5. thus did Job all the d. 
 
 14. 14. all the d. of mv appointed time will 1 wait 
 Psal. 23. 6. mercy shall followme all d. of my’ life 
 27 . 4. dwell in house of T.ord all the d. of my life 
 Prov. 15. 15. all the d. of the afflicted are evil 
 
 31.12. do him good, not evil, all the d. of her life 
 Ptikc 1 . 75 . in holiness before him all t he d. of our life 
 
 See Ills hiFK, Thy'L ive. 
 
 DAYS come. 
 
 Psa. 7 . 17- shall bring on thee d. that have not come 
 Per. 23.5. heliold the d. come, J. \ .30.3.1 31.27,31,38. 
 Amos 4. 2. the d. come that he will take you away 
 31at. 9. 15. the d. sViall come when the bridegroom 
 shall be taken from them, Mark 2. 20. Puke 5. 35. 
 Ptike 17 . 22. the d. come when ye shall desire to see 
 
 19 . 43. the d. come thy enemies shall cast a trench 
 21.6. the d. come in which there shall not be left 
 lleh. 8. 8. d. come when I will make a new covenant 
 Pe-io D.A^'S. 
 
 Geti. 24. 55. let the damsel abide with us a ferod. 
 
 27 ■ 44. tarry n/ere d. till thy brother's fury turn 
 29 . 20, and they seemed to him but a fetv d. 
 
 94 
 
 Gen. Ll . 9 . few 2 mA evil are the d. of my pilgrimage 
 Num. 9. 20. wiien the cloud was a fewd. on tabern. 
 Job 14.1. man that is born of a woman is of few d. 
 .32.+ 6. Elihu said, I am oh few d. and ye are old 
 I'sal. 109 . 8. let hisd. t>e and let another 
 Pan. 11.20. within few d. he shall be destroyed 
 lleb. 12.10. they vei ily for a few d. chastenetl us 
 //L DA Yds. 
 
 Gen. 6. 3. yet his d. shall be 120 years 
 
 10. 25. in his d. was the earth divided. 1 Ckr. 1.19. 
 Deut. 22. 19 . may not put her away all //A d. 29- 
 
 1 Kings 1.(6. had not displeased him from //A d. 
 
 15. 14. Asa was perfect all his d. 2 Chron. 15. 17 . 
 
 16. 34. in///' d. did Die! build lericho 
 21.29. 1 will not bring the evil in his d. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 20. in his d. Kdom revolted, 2 Chr. 21. 8. 
 
 12. 2. Jehoash did what was right all his d. 
 
 15. 18. he departed not all /(Ad. from the sins 
 
 1 Chron. 22.9. and quietness to Israel \nltis d. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 33. all htsd. thev departed not from 
 Joh 14. 5. seeing hisd. are determined, his months 
 
 15. 20. wicked man travaiLth with pain all//A d. 
 24. 1. why do they that know him not see his d. ? 
 Psal. 72 . 7 . in AA d. shall the righteous flourish 
 103. 15. as for man, his d. are as grass, as flower 
 144. 4. his d. are as a shadow that passeth away 
 ProT. 28. 16 . that hateth covetousness prolong his d. 
 Eccl. 2. 23. for all his d. are sorrows, his travail 
 5. 17 . all his d. also he eateth in darkness 
 
 8.12. and though hisd. be prolonged, yet I know 
 
 13. the wicked shall not prolong his d. 
 
 Tsa. 65. 20 . nor old man that hath not hlled his d. 
 .fer. 17 . 11 . shall leave them in the midst of his d. 
 
 22. 30. write a man that shall not prosjicr in hisd. 
 
 23. 6. m his d. Judah shall be saved, Israel dwell 
 
 In the DAY.S. 
 
 Gen. 30.14. Eeuben went in the d. of wheat-harvest 
 Judg. 5. 6. in the d. of .Shamgar, in the d. of .lael 
 
 8. 28. was in quietness 40 years in thed. of Gideon 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .12. went for an old nian in the d. of .'<aul 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 1. there was a famine in the d. ot Davi(i 
 
 9. they were put to death in the d. of harvest, in 
 
 the first d. in beginning of harley’-harvest 
 1 Kmgs 10. 21. silver was nothing accounted of in 
 the d. of .Solomon, 2 Chron. 9. 20. 
 
 22. 46. Sodomites which remained in the d. of Asa 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 41. these came in the d. of Flezekiah 
 
 13. 3. we inquired not at it m the d. of Saul 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 5. he sought God in thed. of Zechariah 
 .32. 26. came not on them in the d. of Ilezekiah 
 
 Joh 29. 2. as m the d. when God preseiwed me 
 
 4. as I was in the d. of my youth, when the secret 
 Psal. 37 . 19 . in the d. of famine shall be satisfied 
 
 49 . 5. wherefore should I fear in thed. of evil ? 
 Eccl. 2.16. in the d. to come shall be forgotten 
 
 11. 9. let (hy heart cheer thee in the d. of youth 
 
 12. 1. remember thy’ Creator tn the d. ot youth 
 Jer. 26.18. Micah prophesied mthe d. of fiezekiah 
 I.am. 1 . 7 . Jems, remembered ui the d. of her afflict. 
 Ezek. 16. 60.1 w’ill remember my covenant in the d. 
 
 22.14. or hands be strong in the d. T shall deal 
 Pan. 2. 44. in the d. of these kings shall God ^t up 
 5.11. in the d. of thy father, light was found in him 
 llos. 2.15. she shall sing as in the d. of her youth 
 
 9. 9. have deeply corrupted as in the d. of Gibeah 
 12. 9. to dwell, as m the d. of the solemn feast 
 
 .Toel 1. 2. hath this been hi the d. of your fathers ^ 
 31at. 2.1. when Jesus was born in the d. of Herod 
 
 2.3. .30. if we had been in thed. ofour fathers 
 
 24. 38. for as in the d. that were before the hood 
 31ark2. 26. into the house of God in d. of Abiathar 
 Luke 1. 25. thus hath Lord dealt with me in the d. 
 
 4.25. many widows were in the d. of Elias 
 
 17 . 26. as in the d. of Noe 1| 28. in the d. of Lot 
 Arts 5. . 37 . rose up Judas in the d. of the taxing 
 
 11. 28. came to pass/w the d. of Claudius Ca’sar 
 Heh. 5. 7 . who in the d. of his flesh, when he offered 
 1 Pet. 3. 20. long-suffer. G. waited in thed. of Noah 
 Pev. 10. 7 . in thed. of the voice of seventh anael 
 11. 0. that it rain not in the d. of their jirophecy’ 
 In those DAY.S. 
 
 Gen. 6. 4. there were giants in the earth in those d. 
 Deut. 17 . 9. come to the judge in those d. 19. I 7 . 
 
 26. .3. go to the priest that shall be in those d. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 6. in those d. there was no king in Israel, 
 
 18. 1. I 21. 25. 
 
 20. 27 . for the ark of God was there in those d. 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 1. the word of L. was precious in those d. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 2.3. which he counselled in those d. 
 
 2 Kings £0. 1. in those d. was Ilezekiah sick unto 
 death, 2 Chron. 32.24. Isa. 38.1. 
 Jer. .3.3.16. in those d. shall Judah be saved 
 
 50. 4. in those d. Israel shall go and seek God 
 
 20. in those d. iniq. shall he sought for, and none 
 Joel 2.29. in those d. will pour out my’ .Spirit on the 
 servants and on the handmaids. Acts 2.18. 
 3Iat. 24. 19 . woe to them that give suck in those d. 
 
 JU«;41.3. 17 . lathe 2\. 23. 
 Ptike 1. . 39 . and IMary arose in those d. and went 
 20.1. on one of those d. as he taught the peopde 
 Acts 7 . 41. they made a calf tw those d. and offered 
 Pev. 2.1.3. hast not denied my faith in those d. 
 
 9. 6. in those d. sliall men seek death and not find it 
 
 Patter DAYS. 
 
 Num. 24.14. people do to tliy people in the latter d. 
 Deut. 4. .30. in latter d. if thou turn to the T.ord 
 31. 29. and evil will befall you in the latter d. 
 
 Jer. 2.3. 20. in latter d. consider it iierfectly, .3i'. 24. 
 
 48. 47 . y’et will 1 bring again the captivity of Aloab 
 
 in the latter d. saith the Lord 
 
 49 . 39 . the captivity of Elam in the latter d. 
 
 Ezek. 38.16. come against m.v people in the latter d. 
 Dan. 2. 28. maketh known what shall be in latter d. 
 
 10. 14. what shall befall thy people in the/ct/erd. 
 llos. 3. 5. and shall fear the T.ord in the latter d. 
 
 3Iatiy DAYS. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 34. Israel mourned for his son many d. 
 
 47 . t 8. how 7nany are the d. of thy’ life .' 
 
 Josh. 22. 3. nor left .vour brctliren these many d. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . t.34.1'arzillai said to the king, how ma^ty 
 d. are the years of m.v life ? 
 1 Kings 2. 38. Shimei dwelt at Jerusalem many d. 
 
 1 Kitigs 3. +11. and hast not asked for thyself manyd. 
 
 17 . 15. she, and he, and her house, ditleat mu7iy d. 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 22. and T'.phraim mourned many d. 
 Psal. .34. 12. what man is he that loveth many d. ? 
 119 . 84. how inanyaxst the d. of thy servant 
 
 Eccl, 6. 3. so that the d. of his years be many 
 
 11. 1. for thou shalt find it eUtr many d. 
 
 Isa.2k.22. after in. d. shall they be visited, Ezek.7S.3, 
 .32. 10. many d. and years shall ye be troubled 
 Jer. .32. 14. they may continue many d. .35. 7 . 
 
 . 37 . 16. Jeremiah had remained there many d. 
 Lzek. 12. 27 . the vision that he seeth is for many d. 
 
 Dan. 8. 26. I 1(). 14. 
 Daw. 11.33. shall fall by captivity and spoil many d. 
 llos. 3. 3. thou shalt abide for me many d. 
 
 4. Israel shall abide many d. without a king 
 Luke 15. 1.3. not taowyrf. after, younger son gatlier. 
 John 2. 12. they continued there not many d. 
 
 Acts 1. 5. ye snail be baptized not many d. lienee 
 
 I. 3. .31. he was seen many d. of them whi. l. came 
 
 16. 18. this did she many d. Paul being gi ievi;d 
 
 27 . 20. nor sun nor stars in many d. apijeai ed 
 
 My DAY.S. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 21. give me my wife, for my d. are fulfilled 
 
 2 Kings 2,K 19. pood if peace and truth be in my d. 
 Joh 7 . 6. my d. are swifter than a weaver's shuttle 
 
 16 . let me alone, for my d. are vanity 
 
 9 . 25. now my d. are swifter than a p(;st, thev flee 
 
 10. 20. are not my d. few, cease then, and h-t itlone 
 
 17 . 1. my d. are extinct, graves are readv tor me 
 
 11. my d. are past, my purposes are broken 
 
 27 . +6. my heart shalfnot reproach me for my d. 
 29. 18. I shall multiply my d. as the sand 
 
 Psal. .39.4. know mine end, pud the measure of myd. 
 5 thou hast made my d. as an hand-breadth 
 102. 3. for my d. are consumed like smoke 
 
 11. my d. are like a sha/low that declineth 
 
 23. he weakened my strength, he shortened my d. 
 
 24. take me not awav in the midst of my d. 
 
 116. t 2. therefore wifi 1 call ujxid him in my d, 
 
 Isa. .38. 10. I said, in the cutting off of my d. 
 
 39 . 8. there shall lie peace and (ruth in my d. 
 
 Jer. 20. 18. my d. shall be consumed with stiame 
 A’c7c-a-DA Y.S. 
 
 J Sam. 25. 10. be many servants now-a-d. break away 
 Prehmg, ed, eth, DAY.S. 
 
 Deut. 4. 26. shall not prolong yemr d. on it, .30.18. 
 40. and that thou mayest prolong thy d. 22. 7 . 
 
 5. 16. and that thy d. may be prolonged, 6. 2. 
 
 .33. that ye may prolong your d. in the land, 11. 9. 
 
 17 . 20. to the end that he may prolong his d. 
 
 .32. 47 . ye sliall’(ro/((w.7 your d. in the land 
 Prov. 10. 27- the fear of the LoH prolongeth d. 
 
 28. 16. hateth covetousness, shall prolong his d. 
 Eccl. 8.12. though a sinner's d. be prolrnged, j et 
 
 13. neither shall the wicked yrclcng hisV. 
 
 Isa. 13. 22. and her d. shall not be prolonged 
 
 .53. 10. see liis seed, he shall prolong his d. 
 
 Ezek. 12. 22. the d. ai'e prolonged, vision faileth 
 •SrtMfl/A-DA Y S. 
 
 Mat. 12. 5. how on the sabbath d. the priests profane 
 
 10. is it law ful to heal on the salhath-d. ? 
 
 12. it is lawful to do well on the sahbath-d. ? 
 3Jark5. 4. lawful todogoodon.?wi^AaM-«/. J.uke6.9. 
 l.nkei. 31. he came and taug'itthem on sabbath d. 
 
 6. 2. which is not law ful to do on the sahhnth-d. 
 Acts 17 . 2. three sabbath-d. reasoned with them 
 Col. 2. 16. judge you in respect of sabbath-J. 
 
 Thy DAYS. 
 
 Erod. 20.12. honour thy father and thy mother, that 
 thy d. may be Icng on land L. f!iy'G. giveth tliee 
 23. 26. the number of thy d. I will fulfil 
 Deut. 12. t 19. forsake not the Levite all thy d. 
 
 23. 6. shall not seek their prcsperilj’ all thy d. 
 
 25. 15. that thy d. may be lengthened in land God 
 .30. 20. he is thy life, and the length of thy d. 
 
 .31. 14. thy d. approach that thou must die 
 33. 25. and as thy d. so shall thy strengfli he 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 28. evil not found w ith thee all thy d. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 12. and when thy d. be fulfilled 
 
 1 Kings 5. 13. shall not be any like thee all thy d. 
 
 14. walk in my ways, then 1 will lengthen thy d. 
 
 II. 12. in thy d. I will not do it, fvr David's sake 
 
 2 Kings 20.6. I will add to thy d. 15 j’ears, Isa. .38.5. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 11 . when thyd. be expired, that thou eo 
 Job 10. 5. are thy d. as the days of man. are thy vears 
 
 38.12. hast thou commanded morning since thy d. 
 
 21. because the number of thy d. is great 
 Prov. 9- 11. for by me thy d. sliall be multiplied 
 Ezek. 22. 4. thou hast caused thy c. to draw neai" 
 Two DAYS. 
 
 Exod. 16. 29 . on the sixth day the bread of two d. 
 Num. 9 . 22. whether it were two d. or a month 
 
 11. 19 . ye shall not eat one, nor vwo d. nor five 
 
 2 Sam. i. 1. and Da' id had abode two d. in Ziklag 
 F.zra 10."13. nor is this a w’ork of one day or two d. 
 Estli. 0. 27- that they would keep these two d. 
 llos. 6. 2. after two d. will he revive us. third day 
 31at. 26. 2. after two d. is the feast. Mark 14. 1. 
 John 4. 40. and he abode there two d. 
 
 4.3. now after two d. he departed thence 
 11. 6. he abode two d. still in the same place 
 
 Three DAS'.S. 
 
 Gen. 40.12. Joseph sai;l. three branches are three d 
 
 13. within three d. shall Phar. lift up thy head, 19 
 
 18. Joseph said, the three baskets are three d. 
 
 42. 17 . he put them altogether into ward three d. 
 
 Exod. .3.18. let us go three d. journey into w ildernesa 
 to sacrifice to Lcnl our God. 5. .3. 1 8. 27- I 15. 22. 
 10. £2. there w as a thick darkness in Egypt tlmx d. 
 
 2.3. nor rose any from his place for iliree d. 
 
 Josh. 1.11. within thre, d. ye shall pass over Jordan 
 
 2. 16. and hide vocrselves there three d. 2C. 
 
 Judg. 19. 4. and he abode with him three d. 
 
 1 Sain. 9. 20. thy asses that w’cre lost three d. ago 
 21. 5. women have I'e’ n kept from us these three d. 
 .30.12. he had eaten no bread tlmee d. ami nights 
 
 1.3. mastey left me, because three d. agone I fell sick 
 
 2 Sain. 20. 4. a.ssemhle the men of Judah in three d. 
 
 24. 13, there he three d. pestilence, 1 ('hr. 21. 12. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 5. depart fi'r three d. 2 Chrrn. 10. 5. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 17- sought him three d. but found him not 
 
DAY 
 
 DBA 
 
 DBA 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 25. were three d. gatheriii™ the spoil 
 Jitra 8. 15. there we alxKie in t^rws three d. 
 
 10. 8. wliosoever would not come in three d. 0. 
 JlsthA. 16. and neither eat nor drink three d. 
 JonahX. 17. Lord prepared a fish, lonah was in belly 
 of tile fish three d. and three nights. Mat. 12. 40. 
 Jl/er. 15.32. 1 have compassion on multitiuie because 
 they continue with me now three d. Mark 8. 2. 
 "6 61. to destroy temple of flod, and to build it in 
 three d. 2?. 40 Mark 14. 58. 1 15. 29. .J' hi 2. 19. 
 "7.63. after three d. i will rise acain, Mark 8. 31. 
 JLuke 2. 46. after three d. found hi;u in the temple 
 jJctsQ.’J. Saul was Mreerf.witliouf sight,eat nor drink 
 28.7. Publi: s lotlged us three d. courteously 
 Her. 11.9. see their dead bodies three d. and an half 
 
 11. after three d. and an half, spirit of life entered 
 I mir D.A Y S. 
 
 Judg. 11. 40. lament daughter of .1 eiihth.ah/«?tr d. 
 John 11. 17. T.azarus had lain in the grave/iuir d. 
 
 39. he stinketh, for he hath been dead / d. 
 
 Acts 10. 30. four d. ago t svas fasting to this hour 
 l?i-eDAYS. 
 
 J^iim. 11. 19. rxorfive d. nor ten d. nor twenty d. 
 Acts 20. 6. we came to them to I roas in jive d. 
 
 "4. 1. after Jive d. Ananias the high priest descend. 
 iSix DAYS. 
 
 Exod. 16. 26. six d. ve shall gather it, but on sabbath 
 £0 0. keep sabbath holy, .six d. shalt thou labour 
 and do all thy work, 23.12.1 34. 21. Dent. 5. 13. 
 11. in .six d. Lord made heaven and earth, 31. 17 . 
 
 24.16. the cloud covered mount Sinai six d. 
 
 31 .15. six d. may work be done, .35. 2. Lev. 2.3. 3. 
 JJeut. 16. 8. six d. shalt thou eat unleavened bread 
 Josh. 6. .3. go round city, thus shalt thou do six d. 
 
 14. they compassed city once, so they did six d. 
 Exek. 46. 1. gate shall be shut the six working d. 
 Jruke 1.3. 14. six d. in which men ought to work 
 
 12.1. j esus six d. before passover came to Beth. 
 Seven DAYS. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 4. yetsevetid. I willcause it to rain on earth 
 
 8. lb. and N oah stayed yet other seven d. 12. 
 
 10. .Joseph mourned for his father seven d. 
 Exod. 12.15. seven d. ye shall eat unleavened bread, 
 
 1.3. 6, 7 . 1 23. 15. 1.34. 18. Lev. 23. 6. 
 Nu?n. 28. 17 . Vent. 16. .3. 
 
 19. seven d. shall no leaven be found, Deut. 16.4. 
 £2.30. seveti d. it shall be wdth the dam. Lev. 22.27- 
 29. 30. the priest shall put them on rf. 
 
 35. seven d. shalt thou consecrate them. Lev.?,. .33. 
 , 37 . seveji rf. shalt make an atonement for the altar 
 JLev. 12. 2. a man child, she shall be unclean .seven d. 
 
 13.5. if the plague be at a stay, then the priest shall 
 shut him up seven d. more, 21. 26, 33, 50, 54. 
 14. 8. he shall tarry abroad out of his tent .seven d. 
 15. 19 . have an issue, she shall be put apart seven d. 
 £3.8. shall offer an offering by fire to Ld. .seven d. 
 
 39 . also when fruit gathered in, ye shall keep a 
 feast to the Lord .seven d. 40, .41. IS'um. 29, 12. 
 Jsum. 12.14. should Miriam not be ashamed sev. d. ? 
 19. 14. all in the tent shall be unclean seven d. 
 JJeut. 16. 1 . 3 . observe the feast of tabernacles 
 Judg. 14.12. if ye can declare if tome within sevend. 
 
 17 . and she wept before, him the seven d. 
 
 1 &»». 10. 8. seven d. shalt thou tarry till T come 
 11. 3. the elders said, give us seven d. respite 
 
 I. 3.8. he tarried seven d. according to the time 
 31. 13. and they fasted .seven d. 1 Chron. 10. 12. 
 
 1 Kings?. 65. Solom. held a feast before sevend. 
 
 16.15. Zimri did reign .seveti d. in 3 irzah 
 
 £ Chrtm. 7.9. they kept dedication of altar seven d. 
 
 ' 30.21. tlie children of Israel kept the feast of un¬ 
 leavened bread seven d. 35. 17- Ezra 6. 22. 
 
 23. assembly took counsel to keep other seven d. 
 Esth. 1. 5. a feast both to great and small seven d. 
 Isa. 30. 26. light of the sun, as the li"ht of seven d. 
 Ezck. 3. 15. I remained there astonished sevett d. 
 
 4.3. 26. seven d. shall they purge the altar, purify 
 Heb. 11. .30. fell, after they were compassed seveti d. 
 Eight DAY.S. 
 
 Gen. 17 .12. eight d. old shall be circumcised, 21.4. 
 
 £ Chron. 29. 17- sanctity house of the I/i. in eight d. 
 Luke 2. 21. when eight d. were accomplishe<l for the 
 John 20. 26. after eight d. .lesus came and stood in 
 Ten DAYS. [midst 
 
 Num. 11. 19 . J’e shall not eat ten d. nor twenty cl. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. ;J8. ten d. after the Lord .smote abal 
 Neh. 5. 18. once in ten d. store of all sorts of wine 
 Jer. 42. 7. after ten d. the word of the Ix)rd came 
 Ean. 1. 12. prove thy servants, 1 pray thee, ten d. 
 
 15. at the end of ten d. their countenances fairer 
 Acts 25. 6. when he had tarried more than ten d. 
 Rev. 2. lb. but ye shall have tribulation tend. 
 Eleven DAYS. 
 
 Eeut.l.". elevend. journey betw. IToreband Kadesli 
 j'rrelve DAYS. 
 
 Acts 24.11. there ai e but tuelve d. since I went up 
 Fourteen DAY.S. 
 
 1 Kings 8.65. Solomon held a feast fourteen d. 
 E'ifteen DAYS, 
 
 Gal. 1.18. I went and abode with VcX&r fifteen d. 
 Twenty DAYS. 
 
 Eum. 11. 19 . ye shall not eat flesh twenty d. 
 Twenty-one If AY a. 
 
 Dan. 10.13. prince of Pers. withstood me twenty-one 
 Thirty DAYS. [d. 
 
 Aw»(. 20. 29 . they mourned for Aaron thirty d. 
 Deut. .31. 8. Israel wept for Moses thirty d. 
 
 J_'.sth. 4.11. not been called lo the kingthese thirty d. 
 Dan. 6 . 7 . whosoever shall ask petition for t/nr.'ic d. 
 
 Thirty-three DAY.S. [12. 
 
 J. £v. 12. 4. in the blood of her purify, thirty-three d. 
 
 _ Forty DAYS. 
 
 Gen.”. 4. T will cause it to rain on the earth forty d. 
 »\‘i. forty d. were fulhlled for embalming him 
 J^od.HA. 18. Moses was in the mount forty d. and 
 .forty nights, .31. 28. Dcsrt. 9. 9. 110. 10. 
 J\um. 1.3. 25. they returned after forty d. 14. 34. 
 Dait. 9. 25.1 fell down before the Lord forty d. 
 
 X Amgs 19 .8. went in strength of that meat forty d. 
 L~tk. 4. 6. shalt bear the iniquity of .ludah /or/y d. 
 •ojuth 3.4. yet forty d. and Nineveh be overthrowni 
 .Mat. 4 2. when he had fasted forty rf.and forty nights 
 
 Mark 1. 1.3. .lesus was forty d. in the wilderness 
 tempted of Satan, was with wild beasts, Luke 4.2. 
 Acts 1. 3. being seen of them forty d. and speaking 
 Fi I ty- two DAYS. 
 
 Kelt. 6.15. so the wall was finished in fifty-two d. 
 jour DAYS. 
 
 Deut. 11. 21. thatycwr d. may be multiplied 
 Jer. 16. 9 . I will cause to cease in your d. mirth 
 35 . 7 . but all your d. ye shall dwell in tents 
 Ezek. 12. 25. in y. d. will 1 say word, and perform it 
 JoelX.H. hath this been in yotir d. or d. ot lathers ? 
 llab. 1. 5. L will work a woi k in your d. Acts 13. 41. 
 DAtLYL 
 
 Exod. 16. 5. twice as much as they gathered d. 
 
 Nnm. 4. 16. the d. meat offering, Ezek. 46. 13. 
 
 28. 24.. after this manner ye shall offer d. 
 
 29 . 6 . beside rhe d. burnt offering, Ezra .3. 4. 
 
 Judg. 16 . 16 . when she pressed him d. with her words 
 £ Kings 25. 30. allowance was a (/.rate for every day 
 Keh. 5.18. now that which was prepared tor me d. 
 Esth. 3.4. when they spake d. hearkened not to them 
 Fsal. 13. 2. having sorrow in my heart d. how long 
 
 42.10. while they say d. to me, where is thy God i 
 
 56.1. be merciful, he fighting d. oppresseth me 
 2. mine enemies would d. swallow me up 
 
 61. 8. 1 will sing, that 1 may d. perform my vows 
 68.19. blessed be the Lord who' d. loadeth us 
 72 .15. he shall live, and d. shall he be praised 
 74 . 22. how the foolish man reproacheth thee d. 
 
 86. 3. I crv to thee d. |1 88. 9.1 called d. upon thee 
 88. 17 . they came round about me d. like, water 
 Prov. 8. .30. and I was d. his delight, rejoicing in 
 .34. that heareth me, watching d. at my gates 
 Isa. 58. 2. yet they seek me d. and delight to know 
 Jer. 1.25. d. rising up early and sending them 
 20. 7 . I am in derision d. every one mocketh, 8. 
 Ezek. 30. 16. and Noph shall have distresses </. 
 
 Dan. 1. 5. the king ap^)cinred them a (/.provision 
 
 8.11. he magnified himself, and by him the d. sa¬ 
 
 crifice was taken away, 11. 31. I 12.11. 
 Has. 12.1. Ephraim d. increaseth lies and desolation 
 Mat. 6.11. give us this day our (/. bread, Lukel\.5. 
 26.55. I sat (/. with you teaching in the temple, 
 MarkU. 49. Luke 19. 47- I 22. 5,3. 
 Luke 9 .2.3. let him take up his cro.ss d. and follow me 
 Acts 2. 46. continuing d. with one accord in temple 
 47 .1.ord added to the church d. such to be saved 
 
 6.1. widows were neglected in tlie d. ministration 
 16. 5. the churches increased in number d. 
 
 17 .11. the noble Berea ns searched the scriptures (/. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 31. I (Vied. |1 Heb. 3.1.3. butexhort d. 
 
 Heb. 7 . 27 . who needeth not d. to offer sacrifice 
 Jaw.2.15. if a sister be naked,and destitute of d. food 
 
 DAY'S-MAN. 
 
 Job 9. .33. neither is there any d. betwixt us 
 D AY’^-iyr2«ii'. 
 
 Job .38.12. caused the d.-spring to know his place 
 Luke 1.78. whereby d.-spring from on high visited us 
 DAY-/i'((r. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.19. and the d.-star arise in your hearts 
 
 DEACON, S. 
 
 Phil. 1.1. to the saints with the bishops and d. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 8. the (/.must be grave, not double-tongued 
 10. then let them use the office of a d. 1.3. 
 
 12. let the d. be the husbands of one wife 
 DEAD 
 
 Signifies, [IJ One whose soul is separated from his 
 body, either by a natural or violent death, Ruth 
 1. 8. .lob 1. 19 . [2] Such as are in a state of 
 
 spiritual death, being void of grace, lying under 
 the power of sin, arid as unable to do any thing 
 that is spiritually good, or to convert aJid raise 
 themselves, as a dead body is to quicken itself, 
 Fph. 2. 1. 1 Tim. 5. 6. [3] Spirit as have no 
 
 being at all, but are extinct, both body and .soul; 
 ]\{at. 22. .32. God is not the God of the dead, 
 that is, of ■'■uch as are finally and irrecoverably 
 perished, without any possibility of living again, 
 as the Sadduces thought; but he is the God ot 
 the living ; that is, of such whose souls do live 
 and are in being, and whose bodies, thcrugh now 
 dead, shall he made alive again. [4] Such as 
 were like dead persons, as the lews, who seemed 
 to be lost in. Babylon, of whom there was no 
 more hope that they should return and live in 
 their own land, than that a dead man should ri.se 
 to life. Isa. 26. 19. Thy dead men shall live. 
 [5] One very near to death, as good as dead, 
 Gen. 20. .3. Thou art but a dead man, says 
 God to Ahimelech : Thou deservest a present and 
 untimely death ; and if thou proceedest in thy 
 intended wickedness, it shall he inflicted upon 
 thee. [6] Dead idols or images, Isa. 8. 19. [7' 
 Impotent or unable for generation, according to 
 the course of nature, Rom. 4. 19. [8] Kuch as 
 
 are decayed in grace. Rev. 3. 1. [9] Free from 
 sin, and the law, as to expectation of eternal life 
 thereby. Gal. 2. 19. [10] The .state of the dead. 
 Rom. 8. 11. [11] The resurrection of the dead, 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 29. 
 
 Gen. 20. 3. God said to Abim. thou art but a d. man 
 23. .3. ami Abraham stood up from before his d. 
 Exod. 4. 19 . the men are d. which sought thy life 
 9. 7 . there was not one of the Israelites’ cattle d. 
 12. .30. was not a house where there was not one d. 
 33. the Egyptians said, we be all d. mm 
 14. .30. Israel saw the I'gy-ptians (/. on the shore 
 21. .34. and the d. beast shall be his. 36. 
 
 .35. and the (/.ox also they shall divide 
 Lev. 22. 4. toucheth any thing unclean by the d. 
 Num. 5. 2. and whosoever is defiled by the d. 
 
 12. 12. let her not be as one d. of whom the flesh is 
 16. 48. he stood between the d. and the living 
 Deut. 25. 5. the wife of the d. not marry a stranger 
 Judg. .3. 25. behold, their lord was fallen down d. 
 
 4. 22. when he came in, behold, Sisera lay d. 
 
 16. .30. d. Samson slew at his death w-ere more than 
 lluth 1.8. as ye have dealt with d. and with me 
 4. 5. to raise up name of the d. on his inheritance 
 1 Kam. 4. 17. thy sons Uophni and Phinehas are d. 
 
 19 . that her tathcr-in law and husband were (/. 
 24.14. dost thou pursue ? after a d. dog, after a flea ? 
 
 1 Sam. 31. 7 . .Saul and his sons were d. 1 Chr. 10.7. 
 
 2 Sam. 9 .8. shouldest look on such a d. dog as 1 am 
 13. 33. to think that all the king’s sons are d. 
 
 16.9. why should this (/. dog curse my lord the king 
 19. 28. all of my father's house were but d. men 
 
 I Kings 3. 22. living mine, and the d. is thy sou, 23. 
 
 13. 31. when 1 am d. bury me in the sepulchre 
 
 21.15. arise, for Naboth is not alive but(/. 
 
 Job 1. 19. house fell on young men, and they are d. 
 26. 5. d. things are formed from under the waters 
 Psal. 3\.\2. 1 am forgotten as a (/. man out of mind 
 76. 6. the chariot and horse are ceist into d. sleep 
 88. 5. free among the d. like slain that lie in grave 
 
 10. wilt thou show wonders to the d. ? 
 
 106. 28. and they ate the sacrififes of the d. 
 
 115. 17 . the (/. in aise not tlie Lord, neither any 
 143. 3. in darkness, as those that have lieen long(/ 
 
 Prov. 2.18. house inclineth, and her patlis unto tlie d 
 
 9. 18. but he knoweth not that the d. are there 
 
 21. 16. shall remain in the congregation of the d. 
 t.ccl. 4. 2. 1 praised the d. which aie already d. 
 
 9. 3. and after that they go to the d. 
 
 4. for a living dog is better than a d. lion 
 
 5. the d. know not any thing, neither hav'e they 
 10,1. (/. llies cause the ointment of the apothecary 
 
 Isa. 8. 19 . seek to their God, for the living to the d. 
 
 14. 9. it stirreth up the d. for thee, the chief ones 
 
 22. 2. not slain With the sword, nor d. in battle 
 26. 14. they arei/. shall not live, they are deceased 
 
 19. thy d. men shall live, wdth my d. body 
 
 59.10. we are in desolate places as d. men 
 Ijam. .3. 6. in dark places, as they that be d. of old 
 Ezek. 44. 25. they shall come at nod. person to defile 
 Mat. 2. 20. are d. that sought the young child’s life 
 
 8.22. follow me, and let the d. bury their d. 
 
 9 . £4. he said to them, giv'e place, for the maid is 
 
 not d. but sleepeth, Mark 5. .39. Luke?. 52. 
 
 10. 8. heal the sick, raise the d. cast out devils 
 
 11.5. the deaf hear, (/. are raised up, Luke 7 . 22. 
 
 22.31. touching the resuiT. of the d. Mark 12. 26. 
 
 32. God is not the God of the d. but of the living, 
 Mark 12. 27. Luke 20. 38. 
 
 2.3. 27 . but are wdthin full of d. men’s bones 
 28. 4. for fear the keepers became as d. men 
 Mark <3. 26. he was as one d. many said, he is d. 
 
 15. 44. Pilate marvelled if he were already d. 
 
 Luke 7. 12. behold, there w'as a d. man carried out 
 
 10. 30. and departed, leaving him half d. 
 
 24. 5. said, why seek ye the living among the d. ? 
 John 5. 21. for as the Lather raiseth up the d. 
 
 25. when the d. shall hear voice of the Son of God 
 
 6. 49 . your fathers did eat manna, and are d. 58. 
 
 11.25. that believeth, tho’ he were d. shall he live 
 
 Acts 2. 29 . the patriarch David is both d. and buried 
 5. 10. the young men came in and found her d. 
 
 10.42. testify that it is he who was ordained of God 
 to be the judge of quick and d. 2 Tim. 4.1. 
 14. 19 . drew’ him out, supposing he had been d. 
 
 20. 9 . Eutychus fell down, and was taken up d. 
 
 26. 8. why incredible that God should raise the d. ? 
 28. 6. have sw'ollen or fallen down d. suddenly 
 Pom. 4. 17 . even (iod w ho quickeneth the d. 
 
 19. he considered not his own body now d. 
 
 5. 15. for if through the offence of one many be d, 
 6.2. w'e that are d. to sin, live any longer therein i 
 8. if we be(/. w ith Christ, we believe that we 
 
 11. reckon ye yourselves to be d. to sin, but alive 
 
 7 . 2. but if the husband be d. .3. 1 Cor. J. .39 
 
 4. ye also are become d. to the law. Gal. 2.19. 
 
 14. 9 . that he might be lord both of d. and living 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 15. if so be that the d. rise not 
 
 .35. but some man will say, how are the d. raised? 
 52. and the d. shall be raised incorruptible 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 9. but trust in God who raiseth the d. 
 
 5. 14. that if one died for all, then were all d. 
 
 Fph. 2.1. w'ere d. in trespasses and sins, 5. Col. 2.13. 
 Col. 2. 20. if ye be(/. w ith Christ, 2 Tim. 2. 11. 
 
 .3. 3. ye are d. and vour life is hid with (Trist in G. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.16. andTher/. in Christ shall rise first 
 Heb. 6 . 1 . the foundation of repentance from d. works 
 9.14. blood of Chr. purge conscience from d. works 
 17 . a testament is of force after men are d. 
 
 11. 4. and bv it he being d. yet speaketh 
 
 12. sprang lhere evenof one, and him as good aS(/ 
 
 3.5. women received their d. raised to life again 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 24. W’e being d. to sin should live to 
 
 righteousness 
 
 4. 5 . w'ho is ready to judge the quick and the d. 
 
 6. the gosiiel was preached to them that are d. 
 
 .hide 12 . twice d. plucked up by the roots 
 Pev. 1. 5. Jesus, who is the first-begotten of the(/, 
 17 . when I saw’him, I fell at his feet as (/. 
 
 .3. 1. thou hast a name that thou livest, and art d. 
 14. 13. blessed are the d. who die in the Lord 
 
 16. .3. thesea became as the blood ot a(/. man 
 
 20. 5. but the rest of the d. lived not again 
 
 12. saw the d. stand before G.: the d. were 
 judged out of those things written in the books 
 
 1.3. sea gave up d. which were in it, death and hell 
 6'ee Body, Bury, CARCA.>iE, Corpse, Rlsur 
 
 RECTtON. 
 
 For the DEAD. 
 
 Lev. 49. 28. ye shall not mak(^ cuftings/or the d. 
 
 21 . 1 . there shall none be defiled/or/Ae (/. 
 
 Deut.\4. 1. ye shall not make any baldness ./hr/Ae(/. 
 
 26. 14. I have, noi given ought thereof/or the d. 
 
 2 .y«w. 14. 2. as a w’oman that had mourned for the d. 
 Jer. 16. 7 . not tear to comfort them/or the d. 
 
 22. 10. weep ye not for the d. nor bemoan him 
 Ezek. 24. 17. forbear, make no mourning/or///( kZ. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 29 . what shall thev do who are bairtized 
 for the d. why are they also baptized Jbr the d. f 
 From the D E,.‘\ D. 
 
 Mat. 14.2. John I’aptist, he is risen/row? thed. 
 Markt). 10 . what the l ising/roOT thed. should mean 
 Luke 16. 30. nay, but if one w’cnt to them/ro/n the d. 
 .31. not be persuaded, though one rotso from the d. 
 24. 46. to ri.se from the d. the third day, John 20. 9. 
 //r« 10.41. drink with him after he roso from thed. 
 26. 2.3. be the first that should rise/now the d. 
 Pom. 6. 13. as those that are alive/row the d. 
 
 10. 7 . that is. to bring up Christ again from the d. 
 
DE A 
 
 D E A 
 
 DE A 
 
 pom. 11.1.*!, rpceivin? of them be but life/row t/ie d. 
 1 Cor. 15.12. if Chr. be pi eached that rose//om the d. 
 1 ph. 5. 14. arise from the </. (Jhrist shall give thee 
 Col. 1. 18. who is the first bom ./>»/« the d. [ligfit 
 Heh. 11. ly. (iod v.as able (oraisehiin fromthe d. 
 
 13. 20. bioiight againyrow the d. oiii' Lord Jesus 
 'tSee 1{.4im:i), KiSi..N. 
 h DLAI). 
 
 r,en. 42. .38. for his brother is d. and he left, 41. 20. 
 JJeiit. 25. d. in the name of his brolber that is d. 
 Josh. 1. 2. -Moses m^ servant is d. arise, go over 
 Judff. 20.5. my concubine they forced that she isd. 
 £ Hjw. 2. 7- ^mil ts d. 4. 10. |i 11.21. Uriah is d. 21. 
 
 12. 18. the child is d. ly. |i i;5. 32. Amnon only is d. 
 
 14.5. I am a widoa'and iny Imsl). is d. 2 Kttiys \. 1. 
 
 18. 20. no tidings because tlie king’s son isd. 
 
 ly. 10. Absalom is d. 1| 1 Kings 21. 11. .N aboth is d. 
 J'.iek. 44. 31. priests shall not eat that Ac/, of itself 
 JSlat. 9.18. my uaughter is d. Mark 5. .35. Jaikeii. 49. 
 Mark 9. 26. insonuicli that many said, he ;v d. 
 
 John 8. 52. /Ibraham isd. and the prophets, 53. 
 
 11.14. then said .lesiis plainly, Lazarus is d. 
 Kom. 6. 7- for he that is d. is freed from sin 
 
 8. 10. if Christ be ill you,liody isd. because ofsin 
 Cal. 2. 21. if rigliteous. b^' law, Christ is d. in vain 
 1 Tun. 5. 6. liyeth in |deasure, isd. while she liveth 
 Jam. 2. 17 . faith, if it hath not works is d. 20. 
 
 26. for as the body without the spirit is d. so faith 
 lias L)I',/V13. 
 
 Judg. 2. 19. when the judec uasd. they returned 
 
 9 . 55. when men of Israel saw Abiinele- h rvas d. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 51. Philistines saw theirchainpion ira.y c/. 
 25. 39 . when David heard that Nabal was d. 
 
 31. 5. armour-bearer saw .Saul zvas d. 1 Chr. 10. 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 1. .''aul’s son heard tiiat Abner teas d. 
 
 11. 26. Hathsheba heard her husband zpas d. 
 
 12. 19. David perceived that the cliild teas d. 
 
 13. 39. comforted for Amnon, seeine he teas d. 
 
 1 3.21. togive my child suck, behold, it cf. 
 
 11. 21. when lladad heard that Joab was d. 
 
 21. 15. when Jezebel heard that Naboth was d. 
 
 £ Kings 3.5. when Ahab was d. ]Moab rebelled 
 
 4. 32. behold, the child was d. and laid on Ids bed 
 11.1. Athaliah saw her son was d. ‘IChron. 22. 10. 
 
 Mat. 2. 19 . but when Herod was d. behold an angel 
 Luke 7-15. he that was d. sat up and began to speak 
 
 8. 53. laughed to scorn, knowing tliatshe was d. 
 
 15. 24. this my son was d. and is alive again 
 
 32. for this thy brother -was d. and is alive again 
 John 11. 39. Martha, the sister of him that was d. 
 44. and he tliat was d. came forth bound 
 
 19. 33. saw tliat lesus was d. brake not his legs 
 Acts 25. 19. questions of one Jesus who was d. 
 Pom. 7 . 8. for without the law sin was d. 
 
 liev. 1.18. 1 am he thatlivetli, and was d. behold 
 DEADLY. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 11. was a rf. destruction throughout city 
 P.'al.Yi. 9. deliver me from d. enemies wlio compass 
 £3eX'. 30. 24. witli groanings of a d. wounded man 
 Mark 16. 18. if drink d. thimr, it shall not hurt them 
 Jam. 3. 8. tongue is an unruly evil, full of </. poison 
 liev. 13. 3. and his d. wound was healed, 12. 
 DEA1)NE8.S. 
 
 Pom. 4. 19 . neither yet the d. of Sarah’s womb 
 DEAF. 
 
 Erod. 4. 11. or who maketh the d. or the seeing ? 
 Lev. 19 . 14. thou shalt not curse thee/, nor put 
 
 1 Sam. 10. + 27. Saul was as though he had beenc/. 
 Psal. 38.13. but I as arf. man lieard not, I was dumb 
 53. 4. they are like the d. adder that stoppeth 
 
 L.sa. 29. 18. in that day shall the d. liear the words 
 35. 5. and the ears of the d. shall be unstopped 
 
 42. 18. hear, ye d. look, ye blind, that ye may see 
 
 19 . who is d. asmv messenger tliat I sent.' 
 
 43. 8 . brimr forth blind, and thee/, tliat have eats 
 Mic. 7 . 16. tlieir ears shall be d. shall liojc th- liust 
 
 11.5. the d. hear, dead are raised, Luke 7 . 22 . 
 Mark 7 . 32. they brought to him one tliat was d. 
 
 . 37 . he maketh the d. to hear, the dumb to speak 
 
 9. 25, thou dumb and d. spirit, come out of him 
 
 DEAL. 
 
 Gc?i. 19 . 9 . now will wed. worse with thee than 
 24.49. now if you will d. truly with my master 
 
 32. 9. Lord said, return, and I will d. well with thee 
 34. 31. should he d. with our sister as an harlot r 
 
 prod. 1. lU. come on, let us d. wisely with them 
 21. 9. d. with her after the manner of daughters 
 
 23.11. in like manner d. with thy vineyard 
 [.ev. 19.11. ye shall not steal, nor d. falsely, nor lie 
 Nnm. 11. 15. if thou d. thus w ith me, kill me 
 Dent. 7 . 5. but thus shall yed. with them, ye shall 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 3. Soloinon sent to lluram, as thou didst 
 
 d. with David my' father, even so d. with me 
 Job 42. 8. lest I d. with you after your folly 
 Psal. 75 . 4. 1 said to the fools, d. not foolishly 
 119 . 17 . c/. bountifully with thy servant, 142. 7- 
 124. d. with thy servant according to thy mercy 
 Prov. 12. 22. but they that d. truly are his delight 
 Jsa. 26.10. in land of uprightness he will d. unjustly 
 52. 1.3. behold, my servant shall d. prudently 
 58. 7 . is it not to d. thy bi’ead to the hungry I 
 Jer. 18. 2.3. d. thus with them in time of thine amrer 
 
 21. 2. if so be that the I.ord d. with us according 
 Ezek. 8. 18. therefore will 1 also </. in fury, my eye 
 
 16. 59 . I will d. with thee as tliou hast done 
 
 22. 14. or hands be strong in days 1 d. with thee 
 
 2.5. 25. and they shall d. furiously with thee 
 
 31. 11. lie shall surely d. with him, 1 have driven 
 Pan. 1. 13. and as thou seestc/. with thy servants 
 
 5. t 20. his mind was hardened to d. proudiy 
 11. 7 . and shall d. against diem and shall prevail 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 117" d. deceitfully with the word of God 
 See Tke.^ch'euocslt. 
 
 DEAL. 
 
 Exod. 29,40. a tenth d. of flour mingled with oil. 
 Lev. 14. 21. Kvm. 1,5. 4. 1 29. 4. 
 INnm. 28.13. aseveral tenth d. 21. 29. I 29. 10, 15. 
 Mark 7 . 36. so much more a great c/. they publi.slied 
 10.48. he cried the more a great d. .Son ot David 
 DEALS. 
 
 Lev.W. 10. the priest shall take thiee tenth d. of 
 tine flour for a meat offering, Num. 15. 9. 
 
 Q6 
 
 Ijev. 23.13. two tenth d. for a meat-offer. Num. £8.9, 
 
 17 . shall bring two wa^e loaves ot two tenth d. 
 
 24. 5. two tenth d. shall be in one c ake 
 Num. 15. 6. for a ram for a meat offering, two 
 tenth d. of flour, 28. 20, 28. I 29. 3, 9, 14. 
 
 28. 20. three tenth d. to a bullock, 28.1 29. 3, 9,14. 
 DEA l.i.H. 
 
 Isa. 21. 2. the treacherous d. rlealelh treacherously 
 DEA EE P.'s. 
 
 Isa. 24.16. treacherous d. ha' e dealt treacherously 
 DiiALI'.Sl. 
 
 Exod. 5. 15. wherefore d. thus v\ ith thy servants ? 
 Isa. 3.3. 1. woe to thee that siioilest and d. treach. 
 DEA EE I H. 
 
 Judg. 18. 4. thus and thus d. Micah with me 
 1 Sam. 23. 22. it was told me that he d. siibtilly 
 Prov. 10. 4. he becometli poor tliat </. with slack hand 
 
 13. 16 . every [irudent man d. with knowledge 
 
 14. 17 . he that is soon angry d. foolishly 
 
 21.21. scorner is hi.s name, who d. in proud wrath 
 ha. 21. 2, the treacherous dealer d. treacherously 
 Jer. 6. 13. is given toci/vetousness, from the prophet 
 even to the priest e- ery one d. falsely, 8. 10. 
 Heb. 12. 7- Uod d. with you as sous, for what son 
 DEAEl.NG, .S. 
 
 £er;.6.+ 2. if asoul sin, and lie to his neighbour in d. 
 
 1 .5’(7,7/. 2.23. I hearofyourevil (/. by all this [leople 
 Ps.’i. 16. his violenti/. shall comedcunon his iJate 
 John 4. 9 . the Jews have no d. with the bamaritans 
 ID’AI.r. 
 
 Gen. 16. 6. when Sarai d. hardly with her, she fled 
 
 33. 11. because God hath d. graciously with me 
 
 43. 6. wherefore d.ye so ill with me, as to tell 
 Exod. 1.20. therefore God d. well with mid wives 
 
 14.11. wherefore hast thou d. thus with us, to carry 
 
 18.11. for in the thing wherein they d. proudly 
 21.8. seeing lie hath d. deceitfully with her 
 
 Judg. 9. 16. if ye have d. w'ell with Jerubbaal 
 
 19. if ye have d. truly, rejoice in Abimelech 
 Until 1.8. as ye have d. with the dead, and with me 
 
 20. the Almiglity hath d. bitterly with me 
 
 1 Sam. 14. t.33. Saul said, ye have d. treacherously 
 
 24. 18. how that thou hast d. well with me 
 
 25. 31. when the l.ord shall have d. well with thee 
 
 2 Sam. 6.19. he d. among the peoiile, 1 Chr. 16. 3. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 15. for they d. faithfull.c', 22. 7. 
 
 21. 6. .Manasseh </.w ith familiarsiiiritsand wizards 
 
 1 Chr. 20. 3. so d. David with th.e cities of ,-4mmon 
 
 2 Chr. 6. . 37 . we have done amiss, and d. wickedly 
 11. 23. llehob. d. wdsely, and dispersed children 
 33. 6. Manas, d. with a familiar spirit and wizards 
 Nell. 1. 7 . we have £/. very corruptly against thee 
 9.10. thou knewest that they d. proudly, 16, 29. 
 
 Job 6.15. my breth. have d. cleceitfull v. as a brook 
 Psal. 13. 0. the Lord hath d. bountifully with me 
 
 44. 17 . nor have we d. falsely in thy covenant 
 78. 57- and d. unfaithfully like their fathers 
 103. 10. he hath not d. with us after our sins 
 116. 7. the l.ord hath d. bciuntifully with thee 
 119 . 65. thou haste/, well with servant, according 
 
 78. they d. perversely w'ith me without a cause 
 147 . 20. he hath not d. so w'ith any nation 
 Isa. 24.16. the treacherous dealers have d. very trea¬ 
 cherously, Jer. 3. 20. | 5. 11. | 12. 6. Lam. 1. 2. 
 Ezek. 22. 7 . in thee have they d. by oppression 
 
 25. 12. because that Edom liath e/. against .ludah 
 
 15. because the Philistines have d. by recenge 
 Ilos. 5. 7 . they have d. treacherously against the L. 
 6.7. there have they d. treacherously against me 
 Joel 2.26. name of your G. that hath d. w ondrously 
 Zeih. 1.6. as the T,. thought, so hath he d. with us 
 il/ff/. 2.11. Jud.hathc/. treacherously and abominat. 
 
 14. against whom thou hast d. treacherously 
 Luke 1. 25. thus hath the Jmrd d. with me in days 
 2. 48. son, why hast thou thus d. with us ? 
 
 Acts 7 . 19 . the same d. subtilly with our kindred 
 25.24. the multitude of the .lews have d. with me 
 Pom. 12. 3. according as God hath d. to every man 
 DEAR. 
 
 Jer. 15. + 7 . I will bereave them of what is d. 
 
 31. 20. is Eph. ray d. son, is he a pleasant child ? 
 Luke 7- 2. a centurion’s servant, who was d. to him 
 Acts 20. 24. neither count 1 my life d. to myself 
 Eph. 5. 1. be ye followers of God as d. children 
 Phil. 2. t 20. I have no man so d. to me 
 Col. 1. 7 . ye learned of Epaphras.our </. fellow-serv. 
 
 13. hath translated us into kingdom of his i/. Son 
 I Thess. 2.8. our own souls, because ye were d. to us 
 DEADLY beloved. 
 
 Jer. 12. 7 . J have given d. b. of my .soul to enemies 
 Pom. 12. 19 . d. beloved, avenge not yourselves 
 
 1 Cor. 10.14. my d. beloved, Phil. 4.1. 2 Tim. 1. 2. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 .1. d. beloved. 12.19. Phil. 4.1. 1 Pet. 2.11. 
 Philem. 1. Paul, unto Philemon, our d. beloved. 
 
 DEARTH. 
 
 Gen. 41.54. d. began to come, d. was in all the lands 
 2 Kings 4. 38. ami there was a d. in the land 
 2 Chron. 6. 28. if there be a d. in the land, or mildew 
 Neh. 5. 3. we might buy corn because of the d. 
 
 Jer. 14.1. word came to Jeremiah concerning the d. 
 Acts 7 . 11, there came a d. over all the land of 
 
 [Egypt 
 
 11.28. Agabus signified, there should be a great d. 
 DEATH 
 
 Signifies, [1] The separation of the soul from the 
 body, Gen. 25, 11. This is temporal death. [2] 
 A separation cf soul and body from God's fa¬ 
 vour in this life, which is the state of all uvre- 
 generated and unrenewed persons, u'ho are with¬ 
 out the light of knowledge, and the quickening 
 power of grace, I.uke 1. 79. This is spiritual 
 death. [.3] The perpetual separation of the whole 
 man from God's heavenly pre.'~ence and glory, to 
 he tormented for ever zoith the devil and his an¬ 
 gels, Rev. 2. 11. This is the second death, or 
 eternal death. To all these Xfwrf.ve/'death, Adam 
 made himself and his posterity liable, by trans¬ 
 gressing the commandment of God in eating the 
 forbidden fruit, Gen. 2. 17. [4] Some poisonous 
 deadly thing, 2 Kings 4. 40. [5] Imminent dan¬ 
 gers of death, 2 Cor. 11. 23. [6] The pestilence 
 ^f centagious diseases^ ler. 15. 2. 
 
 By the gates of death, the grave is signified, and 
 the state of the dead after this life, .lob .38. 17 . 
 Have the gates of death been oiiened unto thee 
 Hast thou seen, or do.^t thuu perfectly know, the 
 place and state of the dead, the dej th- and 
 bowels tj that earth, in which the gem iality if 
 dead men are buried; or the several ways and 
 methods of death ; or the states and conditions of 
 men after death? rind the says, J hou 
 
 littest ine u|) from the gates of death, Psal. 9 . 
 1.3. Thou didst bring me baik from the brink or 
 mouth if the grave, into which J was n ady to 
 drop, being as near death a' a man is to the city, 
 that is come to the very gates of it. Ey the in¬ 
 struments ot death, dangerous and deadly wea¬ 
 pons are meant, Psal. 7 . 13. Love is strong as 
 death. Cant. 8 . 6 . '1 he spiritual luce of the 
 
 church to ( hrist is strong a- death, which over¬ 
 comes the strcnge.'t man, Psal. 89. 48. 
 
 Gen. 21 . 16. let me not see the d. of the child 
 
 24. 67 . Isaac was comforterl after his mother’s d. 
 
 25. 11 . after the </. of Abraham God blessed Isaac 
 
 27 . 7 . that 1 may eat, and bless thee before my d. 
 
 10. that he may bless thee before his d. 
 
 Exod. 1 ( 1 . 17 . that he may take from me this d. only 
 Eu/n. 16. 29 . if these men die common d. of all men 
 
 23. 10 . let me die d. ot righteous, and my last end 
 .‘15. £5. the slayer shall abide in it unto the'rf. of 
 
 the high priest, 28. .32. Josh. 20. 6. 
 31. no satisfaction for life of murderer guilty of rf. 
 Eeut. 3j. 15. 1 have set before you this dav life 
 and good, d. and evil, Jer. 21. 8. 
 31. 27 . how much more will ye rebel after my d. ! 
 
 29 . 1 know after my d. ye will corrujit yourselves 
 33. 1. -Moses blessed Isr. before his</. the man of G. 
 Judy. 5. 18. that jeoparded their lives to the d. 
 
 16. 16 . she urged him that his soul was vexed to d. 
 .30. dead w!iich he slew at his d. were more than 
 liuth 1.17. P nth said, if ought but d. pai t thee and me 
 2. 11. all thou hast done since </. of thy husband 
 
 1 ■'iam. 4. 20. about time of her d. the women said 
 
 15. .32. Agag said, surely the bitterness of d. is past 
 
 20. 3. there is but a step between me and d. 
 
 22. 22. I have occasioned d. of thy father’s house 
 26.116. ye ai e sons of d. ye kept not your master 
 
 2 •'dam. 1. 2.3. and in their d. they were not divided 
 
 15. 21. in d, or life, there will thy servant be 
 
 19. + 28. all my father’s house were but men of d. 
 22. 5. when the waves of d. compassed me, floods of 
 
 ungodly made me afraid, Psal. 18. 4. 1116. 3. 
 
 6. the snares oi d. prevented me, Psal. 18. 5. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 40. .leroboam w as in Egypt till rf. of .Sol. 
 
 2 KingsQ. 21. shall not be any more d. or barren land 
 
 4. 4o. O thou man of (iod, d. is in the pot 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. so David prepared liefore his d. 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 4. his counsellors after d. of his father 
 .32. 33. all J u:lah did Hezekiah honour at his d. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 26. w hether it be to d. or to banishment 
 Job 3. 21. which long for <f. but itcometh not 
 
 7 . 15. so that my soul chooseth d. rather than life 
 18.13. the first-born of d. shall devour his strength 
 
 27 . 15. that remain of him shall be buried in d. 
 
 28. 22. destruction and d. say, we have heard fame 
 
 30. 2.3. I know that thou wilt bring me to d. 
 
 Psal. 6. 5. in d. there is no remembrance of thee 
 
 7 . 1.3. hath prepared for him the instruments of rf. 
 13. 3. lighten mine eyes, lest I sleep thesleciiof d. 
 22. 15. thou hast brought me into tlie dust oi d. 
 
 -48. 14. God will be our guide, even unto d. 
 
 49. 14. and laid in the grave, d. shall feed on them 
 55. 4. and the terrors of d. are fallen upon me 
 15. let d. seize on them, and let them go down 
 73 . 4. for there are no bands in their d. strength 
 79 . t 11. reserve the children of rf. 
 
 89. 48. w hat man that liveth, and shall not see d. ? 
 102. 20. to loose those that are appointed to d. 
 
 116.15. precious in sight of Lord is d. of his saints 
 118. 18. but he hath not given me over unto d. 
 Prov. 2. 18. her house inclineth to d. paths to dead 
 
 5. 5. her feet go down to d. steps take hold on heL 
 7- 27 . to hell going down to the chambers ot d. 
 
 8. 36. all they that hate me love d. 
 
 11. 19. that puisueth evil, pumueth it to hisown i/. 
 
 12. 28. in the path-wa 3 s thereof there is no d. 
 
 13. 14. to depart from the snares of d. 14. 27. 
 
 14. 32. but the righteous hath hope in his d. 
 
 16. 14. the wrath of a king is as messengei’s of d. 
 
 18. 21. d. and life are in the power of the tongue 
 
 21. 6. vanity tossed to and fro of them that seek d. 
 
 24. 11. forbear to deliver them that are di aw n to d. 
 
 26. 18. as a mad man who casteth arrows and d. 
 Eccl. 7- 26. I find more bitter than d. the woman 
 Cant. 8. 6. for love is strong as d. jealousy cruel as 
 Isa. 25. 8. he will swallow up d. in victory 
 
 .38. 18. for d. cannot celebrate thee 
 53. 9 . and with the rich in his d. because he 
 12. because he poured out his soul unto d. 
 
 Jer. 8. 3. and d. shall be chosen rather than life 
 
 9. 21. for d. is come up to our windows 
 
 15. 2. tell them such as are for d. to d. 4.3. 11. 
 
 18. t23. thou knowest all their counsel for d. 
 
 26. + 11. the judgment of d. is for this man 
 
 Lam. 1. 20. abroad the sword, at home there is as d. 
 Ezek. 18. 32. saith the L. God. I have no pleasure 
 in the d. of the wicked, 33. 11. 
 
 31. 14. for they are all delivered unto d. 
 
 Ilos. 13.14. O d. I will be thj' plagues, O grave 
 Jonah 4. 9. I do vvell to be angry even unto d. 
 llab. 2. 5. who is as d. and cannot be satisfied 
 Mat. 2. 15. and was there till the d. of Herod 
 
 10. 21. brother deliver brother to d. Mark 13.12. 
 
 15. 4. honour father and mother, he that curseth 
 father or mothei'. let him die the d. Mark 7 . 10. 
 
 16. 28. some here shall not taste of d. till they see 
 the .Son of Man coming, Mark9. 1. I.tike 9. 27. 
 
 20. 18. the.v shall condemn him to d. Mark 10. 33 
 
 26. .38. my'soul is sorrowful to d. Mark 14. 34. 
 
 66. they said, he is guiltv of d. Mark 14. 64. 
 Mark 5. 23. my daughter lieth at the point of </. 
 Luke 2. 26. should not see d. before he had seen C. 
 
 22. 33. 1 will go with thee both to prison and d. 
 
 23. 22. I have found no cause of d. in him 
 
DE A 
 
 DEC 
 
 DEC 
 
 JohnA. 47 . heal his son for he was at the point of d. 
 
 8.51. if a man keep my saving, shall never see d. 52. 
 
 11.4. .lesus said, this sickness is not unto rf. 
 
 13. howheit, Jesus spake of his d. 
 
 12. 33. lie said, signifying what d. should die, 18.32. 
 21.19. signifying- by what d. he should glorify (Jod 
 
 Jicts 2.24. raised up, having loosed the pains aid. 
 
 8.1. Saul was consenting to his d. 22. 20. 
 
 13. 28. though they found no cause of d. in him 
 £2. 4. and 1 persecuted this way unto the d. 
 
 28.18. iiecause there was no cause o^d. in me 
 
 liom.o. 10. we were reconciled to G. by the d. of his 
 Son, much more be sa\ e(i by his life. Col. 1. 22. 
 
 12. and d. by sin, and so d. passed upon all men 
 
 14. d. reigned from Adam to Moses over them, I 7 . 
 
 21 . as sin hath reigned to d. even so miglit grace 
 
 6 . 3 . know ye not,lhat so many of us as were bap¬ 
 tized into .lesus Chi ist, were baptized into his d. ? 
 
 4 . we are buried with him by baptism into d. 
 
 5. for if we have been planted in likeness of his d. 
 
 9. dieth no more, d. liath no dominion over him 
 ib. his servants ye are, whether of sin unto d. 
 
 21 . now ashamed, for end of those things is d. 
 
 23. for the wages of sin is d. but the gift of (iod 
 
 7 . 5 . motions of sin did work to bring fruit to d. 
 
 10 . the commandment of life 1 found to be to d. 
 
 13. was then that which is good made d. to me ? 
 
 24. who shall deliver me from the body of this d. ? 
 
 8 . 2 . hath made me free from the law of sin and d. 
 
 6 . to be carnal, mind. isrf. but spirit, life and peace 
 38. nor rf. nor life shall separate us from love of G. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 22. whether world, life, or d. all are yours 
 4. 9 . G. set forth apostles, as it were appointed to if. 
 
 11 . 26. ye do show the I.ord’s d. till he come 
 
 15. 21 . for since by man came d. by man came also 
 
 26. the last enemy that shall be destroyed is d. 
 
 54 . saying written, d. is swallowed up m victory 
 
 55. O d. where is thi' sting! |1 56. sting of d. is sin 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 9. but we had the sentence of rf. in ourselves 
 
 10 . who delivered us from so great a rf. doth tleliver 
 
 2.16. to the one we are the. savour of«/. untorf. 
 
 3 . 7 . if the ministration of d. was glorious 
 
 4 . 11 . we are always delivered to d. for .lesus’ sake 
 
 12 . so then d. worketh in us, but life in vou 
 
 7 . 10. but the sorrow of the world m orketn d. 
 
 Phil. 1. £0. Chr. magnified, whether by life or by d. 
 
 2.8. lie became obedient unto d. even d. of the cross 
 
 27 . Epaphroditus was nigh to d. but G. had mercy 
 30. because for work of Christ he was nigh to d. 
 
 3. 10. know him, being made conformable to his rf. 
 2 Tim. 1. 10. our Lord, who hath abolished d. 
 
 Heh. 2. 9. but we see .lesus, for the suffering of d. 
 crowned, that he should taste d. for every man 
 
 14. thro’ d. might destroy him that had power of (f. 
 
 15. and deliver them who through fear of </. were 
 7 . 23. were not suffered to continue, by reason ofrf. 
 
 9 . 15. that by means of for the redemption of 
 
 16. there must of necessity be the d. of the testator 
 
 11.5. E.noch was translated, that he should not see d. 
 Jam. 1. 15. sin when finished bringeth forth d. 
 
 1 John 3. 14. that loveth not his brother abideth in d. 
 
 5. 16. there is a sin unto d. 1| 17- a sin not unto d. 
 
 Pev. 1. 18. and 1 have the keys of hell and of d. 
 
 2.10. be faithful unto d. I will give thee a crown 
 
 11. that overcomes shall not be hurt of second di 
 
 6.8. and his name that sat on liim was d. and hell 
 9. 6. men shall seek d. and d. shall flee from them 
 12.11. and they loved not their lives to the d. 
 
 13. 3. saw one of his heads as it were wounded to d. 
 
 18.8. her plagues shall come one day, d. mourning 
 20. 6. on sucli the second d. hath no power 
 
 13. and d. and hell delivered up the dead in them 
 
 14. d. and hell cast into lake, this is the second d. 
 21.4. and there shall be no more d. nor sorrow 
 
 jSee Day. 
 
 From DEATH. 
 
 Josh. 2.13. "Rahab’s sisters, deliver our lives from d. 
 Job 5. 20. in famine he shall redeem thee from d. 
 Psal. ,33.19. to deliver their soul from d. keep alive 
 
 56. 13. thou hast delivered my soul/row d. 116. 8. 
 66. 20. to the Lord belong the issues from d. 
 
 78. 50. he spared not their soul from d. but gave 
 Prov. 10. 2. righteousness delivereth froyn d. 11. 4. 
 7/ay. 13. 14. 1 will redeem thee from d. G death 
 John 5.24. but is p'ASsedfrom d. to life, 1 John 3.14. 
 Heh. 5. 7 . to him that was able to save him from d. 
 Jam. 5. 20. know that he shall save a soul from d. 
 Gates of Y>\LA'n\. 
 
 Job 38.17- have the gates of d. been opened to thee ? 
 Psal. 9 .13. thou that liftest me up ti om gates of d, 
 107 . 18. and they draw near to the gates of d. 
 
 Put to DEA'i'II. 
 
 Gen. 26.11. that toucheth this man shall he put to d. 
 Exod. 21. 29 . ox stoned, his owner also be put to d. 
 .35. 2. whosoever work on sabbath, shall he put to d. 
 1-ev. 19 .20. shall not be p7it to d. because not free 
 
 20. 11. both of them shall surelj' he put to d. 
 
 24. 21 . that killeth shall be put to d. Num. 35. 30. 
 Nitm. 1.51. l.evites shall set up tabernacles, stranger 
 thatcomethnighshall be;) 7 /<; ted. 3.10, 38. | 18. 7 . 
 Dent.13. 5. that dreamer of dreamsshall heput to d. 
 9. thy hand shall be first on him to put to d. 17. 7 . 
 17- 6 . at the mouth of one witness not heput to d. 
 
 21. 22. he be put to d. and thou hang him on a tree 
 
 24.16. fathers shall not hept/t to d. for children, nor 
 childien put to d. for fathers, 2 Kings 14. 6. 
 
 Josh. 1.18. rebel against thy commandm. be/;?// to d. 
 Judg. 6. 31. he that pleadeth for Baal be pul to d. 
 20. 13. that we may put them to d. 1 Sam. 11.12. 
 
 1 Sam. 11.13. not a man heput to d. 2 Sam. 19. 22. 
 H Sam. 8. 2. with two lines measured he to put to d. 
 19 . 21. shall not Shimei be put to d. for this ? 
 
 were/;?// to d. in the days of barley-harvest 
 1 A tngs^l. 8. 1 sware saying, 1 will not/;?// thee to d. 
 £4. Adonijah shall be put to d. this (lay 
 2b. but 1 will not at this time put thee to d. 
 
 ” C'«ro?/. 15.13. not seek the I.ord should be/;?// tod. 
 23. 7 . cometh into the house, shall be put to d. 
 Esth. 4.11. there is one law of his to put him to d. 
 
 widows, their men be put to d. 
 ■ *"• know for certain, that it ye put me to d. 
 
 19. did king and all J udah put him at all to d. ? 
 
 Jer. 26, 21 king.Tehoiakinr sought to/??// Urij.rh to d. 
 .38. 4. wc beseech thee, let this man heput tod. 
 
 15. .ler. said, wilt thou not surely/-?// me to d.? 
 
 16. the king sware, 1 will not put thee to d. 25. 
 
 43. 3. hands of Chahi. that they might put us to d. 
 5‘1. 27 . smote them and put them/.-; d. in Riblah 
 
 Mat. 10 . 21. childr. shall rise upag. parents, cause 
 them to be/;?////;//. AlarkVi. 12. Luke^ll. 16. 
 
 14. 5. when he -would put him to d. he fear. mult. 
 26. 59- the chief priests sought false witness against 
 Jesus to pul him to d. 27. 1. Mark 14. 55. 
 ATark 14. 1 . how to take him by craft and put tod. 
 Luke 18. .3.3. they shall scourge and put him to d. 
 
 23 . 32. there were two malefact. led to heput to d. 
 John 11 . 53. they took counsel to put liim to d. 
 
 12. 10. that they mieht put I azarus also to d. 
 
 18. .31. it is not lawful for us to put any man to d. 
 ActslQ.. 19 . Herod command, keepers to be put to d. 
 
 26.10. when they were put to d. I gave voice ag. them 
 1 Fet. 3. \V>.put to d. in flesh,butciuickened by Spirit 
 See SuuELY. 
 
 Shadou) of D EA ITI. 
 
 Job .3. 5. let darkne.ss and the shadoioof d. stain it 
 
 10. 21. to land of dai kness and the shadoio of d. 22. 
 12. 22. and bringeth out to light the shadoxo of d. 
 
 16. 16 . and on inj' eye-lids is the shadow of d. 
 
 24. 17 . n-iorning is to them even as shadow of d. 
 
 28. 3. he searcheth out darkness and shadow of d. 
 34. 22. is no shadow of d. where sinners may hide 
 .38. 17- or hiist thou seen doors of the shadow of d. ? 
 Psal. 2.3. 4. tho’ 1 w'alk thro’ valley of shadow of d. 
 44. 19 . tho’ thou hast covered us w ith shadow of d. 
 107 . 10. such as sit in darkness, and shadow of d. 
 
 14. brought them outof darkn. and .'shadow of d. 
 Isa. 9. 2. lliat dwell in the lan<l of the shadow ofd. 
 Jer. 2. 6. that brought us thro’ land oi shadow of d. 
 
 13.16. ye look for liuht, he turn it into shadow of d. 
 Amos 5. 8. turneth shadow of d. into the morning 
 Alat. 4. 16. peo. that sat in region and shadow of d. 
 Luke 1. 79. give light to them that sit in shadow of d. 
 JVags of 11]’,A 111. 
 
 Prov. 14. 12. the end thereof are ways of d. 16.25. 
 IVith DEATH. 
 
 Isa. 28. 15. we have made a covenant ?/;//// d. 
 
 18. your covenant with d. shall be disannulled 
 Bev. 2. 23. an/l 1 will kill her children with a. 
 
 6. 8. and power w-as given to them to kill with d. 
 Worthy of DEA'I'II. 
 
 Deut. 17- 6. that is worthy of d. shall be put to d. 
 
 19 . 6. slay him, w hereas he w-as not worthy of d. 
 
 21. 22. a man have committed a sin worthy of d. 
 
 22. 26. there is in the damsel no sin worthy of d. 
 
 1 KinysH. 26. said to Ahiathar, thou art zrort/iy of d. 
 Luke HA. 15. lo, nothing worthy of d. is done to him 
 Acts T3. 19 . nothing laid to his charge worthy of d. 
 
 25. 11. if I have committed any thmg 'Worthy of d. 
 
 25. found he had committed nothing/ct;////y/;///. 
 
 26. .31. this man doth nothing ?a(;77/?y"/)J'//. 
 
 Bom. 1.32. who commit such things are worthy of d. 
 DEA'l'H.S. ^ 
 
 Jer. 16. 4. they shall die of grievous d. not be buried 
 Ezek. 28.8. shaltdie/f. of them that are slain in seas 
 10. thou shaltdie the d. of the uncircumcised 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 2.3. in prisons more frequent, in d. oft 
 
 DEBA.SE. 
 
 Isa. 57 . 9. and didst//, thyself even unto hell 
 DEBA IE, Kerb. 
 
 Prov. 25. 9. d. thy cause with thy neighbour himself 
 Isa. 27 . 8 . in measure, thou w-ilt d. w ith it, hestav'cth 
 DEBA'l'E, S. 
 
 /f/z.58.4. behold, ye fast for strife and //.and to smite 
 Bom.1.^9. full of envy, murder, d. deceit, malignity 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. 1 fear lest there be d. wraths, strifes 
 DEBT 
 
 Is zchat is due by one man to another, Is eh. 10. .31. 
 Sins;??-e by resemblance called debts, Alat. 6. 12. 
 As a debt obliges the debtor to payment, so sin 
 doth the sinner to punishment. And as the cre¬ 
 ditor hath a right to exact the payment from the 
 debtor, so God hath a light to inflict punishment 
 on the guilty. Thus men are debtors to God, by 
 trespassing against him ; and to their neighbours, 
 when they zerong, injure, or offend them. Mat. 
 6. 12. The apostle Paul says, Rom. 1. 14. 1 
 am a debtor both to the Greeks and barbarians. 
 I am bound by my office to preach the gospel to 
 all nations, whether more civilized, or more rude. 
 And speaking of such as looked apon circumci¬ 
 sion as necessary to their justification and sale a 
 tion, he says, 1 testify to eveiy man that is cir¬ 
 cumcised, that he is a debtor to do the whole law. 
 Gal. 5. 3. He Miges himself to keep the whole 
 lazOj as the condition of life, and so virtually dis¬ 
 claims all pardon by ( hrist. 
 
 1 Bam. 22. 2. ever}' one that was in d. went to David 
 
 2 Ar?«fi;.f4.7. he said,go,sell the oiljpay thy//.and live 
 Keh. 10. .31. w-e would leave the exaction of every d. 
 Mat. 18. 27- loosed him, and forgave hiin the d. 
 
 30. went and cast into prison till he should pay d. 
 .32. his lord said, 1 forgave thee all that d. 
 
 Bom. 4.4. reward is not reckoned of grace but d. 
 DEBTOR. 
 
 F.zek.lfl. 7 . but hath restored to the d. his pledge 
 Alat. 23. 16.shall swear by gold of the temple isa//. 
 
 t 18. whoso sweareth by the gift, he is the d. 
 Bom. 1. 14.1 am d. to the Greeks and barbarians 
 Gal. 5. 3. that he is a d. to do the w hole law 
 DEB'l’OR.S. 
 
 Alat. 6.12. forgive us our debts, as we forgive our d. 
 Lukel. 41. a certain creditor had two//. 
 
 1.3. + 4. think ye that they w ere d. above all men ? 
 16. 5. he called every one of his lord’s d. 
 
 Bom. 8.12. therefore, brethren, w e are d. not to flesh 
 
 15. £ 7 . it pleased tliem verilv, and their d. they are 
 
 DEB'IS. 
 
 Prov. 22.26. be not of them that are sureties for d. 
 ill///.6.12.forgive us our//, as w-e forgive our debtors 
 DEttAY. 
 
 I.ev. 25. .35. if thy brother be poor and fallen in d. 
 Bom. 11.1 12. d. of them the ricnes ot the Gentiles 
 DECAYED. 
 
 Neh. 4.10. the strength of the bearers of burdens d. 
 
 Isa. 44. 26.1 w-ill raise up the d. places thereof 
 DECA'TEIH. 
 
 .Toll 14.11. and as the flood d. and drieth up 
 Fed. 10. 18. by much slothfulness the building//. 
 lleb. 8. 13. that which//, is ready to vanish awajr 
 D EG EASE. 
 
 Luke 9. 31. and spake of his//, at Jerusalem 
 2 Pet. 1. 15. alter my d. to liave in remembrance 
 DECEASED. 
 
 Isa. 26. 14. they are d. they shall not rise 
 Alat. 22. 25. tir.st, when he had married a wife, d. 
 DECEir 
 
 Signifies, [1] Guile or fraud, Psal. 10. 7- I 36. 3. 
 [2] Deceitful persons, Jer. 9. 6. [3] Deluding 
 
 messages, dreams, and lies,of false teachers, where¬ 
 by they please the humours, and comply with the 
 lusts, of sirij'ul persons, Isa. 3,'. 10. .ler. 8. 5. [4] 
 Goods gotten by oppression, false accusation, and 
 deceit, .ler. 5. 27. /eph.l. 9. [5] Devices or fair 
 pretences to deceive, Psal. .38. 12. 
 
 'They handle the word of God deceitfully, 2 Cor. 4.2. 
 who mingle it with their own inventions, or pasAons 
 of pride, covetousness, S^c. or wrest it according to 
 men s pleasures. 
 
 Job 15. 35. and their belly prepareth d. 
 
 27 . 4. my lips not speak, nor my tongue utter d. 
 
 31. 5. or if n-iy foot hath hasted to d. 
 
 Psal. 5. t 6. the Lord will abhor the man of d. 
 
 10 . 7 . his mouth is full of cursing, //. and fraud 
 36. .3. the words of his mouth are iniquity an/i d. 
 43. -1 1. O deliver me from the man of d. 
 
 50. 19 . thy mouth to evil, thy tongue frameth//. 
 55. IE d. and guile depart not from her streets 
 t 23. men of d. shall not live half their days 
 72 .14. he shall redeem their soul from //. and viol. 
 101. 7 . he that worketh d. not dwell in my house 
 109 . t 2. the mouth of d. is opened ag*iinst me 
 
 119. 118. trod'len them that err, their//. is talseh. 
 Prov. 11. H. balances of //. are abomination to Lord 
 
 12.5. but the couns'-ls of the wicked are d. 
 
 17 . but a false witness sheweth forth d. 
 
 20. d. is mthe heart of them that imagine evil 
 
 14.8. but the folly of fools is d. 
 
 20 . 17 . bread of//.'is sweet to a man, but afterwards 
 + 23. anci balances of d. are not good 
 
 26. 24. he that hateth, layeth up d. \yithin him 
 26. w hose hatred is covered by d. his wickedness 
 
 Isa. 53. 9. neither was any d. in his mouth 
 Jer. 5. 27 . cage fidl of birds, so are houses full of d. 
 
 8. 5. they hold fast d. they refuse to return 
 
 9. 6. thro’ //. they refuse to know me, saith the L. 
 
 8. tongue is as an arrow shot out, itspeaketh d. 
 
 14. 14. they prophesy the d. of their heart 
 
 23. 26. they are prophets of d. of their own heart 
 
 42. t20. you have used ?/. against your souls 
 Ezek. 22. t 7. in thee have they dealt by d. 
 
 t 29. the people of the land have used d. 
 
 Has. 11.12. tlie house of Isr. compasseth me with/f, 
 12. 7 . the balances of d. are in his hands 
 Amosi\. 5. and falsifying the balances by d. 
 
 Zeph. 1 . 9. who fill their masters’ houses with d. 
 Mark 7 . 22. out of the heart of men proceed d. 
 Bom. 1 . 29. full of murder, debate, d. malignity 
 .3. 13. with their tongues they have used//. 
 
 Col. 2.8. lest any man spoil you thro’ yain philos. d, 
 
 1 'Thess. 2. 3. for our exhortation was' not of d. 
 
 DECEITEUL. 
 
 Ps. 5.6. the l ord will abhor the bloody and d. man 
 35. 20. they devise d. matters ag. them quiet in laud 
 
 43. 1.0 fleliver me from the d. and unjust man 
 52. 4. lovest devouring w'ords, O thou d. tongue 
 55.23. bloo/ly and d. men shall not live half their d. 
 78 . 57 . they were turned aside like a d. bow' 
 
 109 . 2. the mouth of the d. are opened against me 
 
 120. 2. deliver my soul from a//, tongue 
 Prov. 11. 18. the w-icked worketh a d. work 
 
 12. 124. but the//, shall be under tribute 
 14. 25. but a d. w itness speaketli lies 
 
 23. 3. not desirous of dainties for they are d. meat 
 
 27 . 6. but the kisses of an enemy aiv d. 
 
 29. 13. the poor and the d. man'meet together 
 31. 30. favour is d. and beauty is vain, but a woman 
 Jer. 17 . 9. the heart is d. above all things and wicked 
 Hos.'l. 16. return not to most I ligb, are like a d. bow, 
 ili?c. 6. 11. and with the bag of d. -weights 
 12. and their tongue is d. in their moutli 
 Zeph. 3. 13. nor shall a d. tongue be found in mouth 
 
 2 Cor. 11.1.3. such are false apostles, d. workers 
 Fph. 4. 22. old man corrupt ac(-ording to the d. lusts 
 
 DECEITI’UT-LY. 
 
 Gen. 31.13. sons answered 1 lamor and Shechem d. 
 Exod.11. 29. let not Pharaoh deal d. any more 
 21. 8. seeing he hath dealt d. with her 
 Lev. 6. 4. or the thing which he hath d. gotten 
 Job 6. 15. my brethren have dealt d. as a brook 
 
 13. 7. will ye talk wickedly or//. for God.' 
 
 Psal. 24. 4. hath not lift up his soul nor sw-om d. 
 
 52. 2. thy tongue like a sharp razor, working d. 
 Jer. 48. 19. cursed that doth w ork of the 1 on I d. 
 Dan. 11.23. after the league made, he shall w ork d. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. -t 17 . not as many that deal d. w ith w ord 
 4. 2. not in craftiness, nor handling word of God d. 
 deceufuliv ess. 
 
 Alat. 1.3. £2. the care of this world, and the d. of 
 riches choke the word, Alark 4. 19. 
 Ileb. 3. 13. lest any be hardened thro’ the d. of sin 
 DEC El IS. 
 
 Psal. ,38. 12. seek my hurt, and imagine d. all day 
 Isa. 30.10. speak to us smooth things, prophesy d. 
 33. t 15. he that despiseth the gain of d. 
 
 DECEIVE 
 
 Signifies. [11 To beguile, cheat, or cozen, Gen. .31. 7. 
 
 1 ev. 6. 2. [2] To mislead, .lubduc, / r corrupt, 
 Deut, 11. 16. Isa. 44. 20. [3] To allure, delude, 
 or entice, .Job 31. 9. 
 
 I the Lord have deceived that prophet, Ezek. lA. 9. 
 1 have given him up to the delusions of his own 
 heart, and justly left him in his blindness, that he 
 shall not discern his own self deccivings : Or, zchen 
 such a prophet promiseth goed, and thinks that the 
 concurrence of all second causes tend to it, I zciil 
 disappoint arid frustrate. 
 
 U 
 
 97 
 
DEC 
 
 DEC 
 
 DEE 
 
 O Lord, thou hastdeceived me,and Iwasdeceived, 
 Jer. 20. 7- that is. Thou hast persuaded me to un¬ 
 dertake this office, contrary to my oxen inclina¬ 
 tions, and hast disajpointed me of that comfort 
 and satisfaction therein that 1 expected. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 25. thou knowest Abner came to d. thee 
 1 Kings 22. t 20. the Ixird said, whosliall d. Aliab ? 
 £ Kings 25?. she said, did not I say, do not d. me ' 
 
 18. 2y. saith king, let not Flezekiah rf. you, not able 
 
 to deliver you, 2 Citron. 32. 15. Isa. .36. 14. 
 
 19. 10. let not thy God d. thee, saying, Isa. 37. 10. 
 Prov. 21. 28. be not a witness, and d. not with lips 
 Jsa. 58. t 11. like a spring whose waters d. not 
 Jer. 9. 5. they will d. every one his neightxjur 
 
 29. 8. your diviners that be in midst of you d. you 
 37. 9. thus saith the Lord, d. not yourselves 
 Jlos. 12. t 7. he is a merchant, he loveth to d. 
 
 Zech. 13. 4. neither wear a rough garment to d. 
 Mat. 24.4. take heed that no man d. you, Mark 13..5. 
 5. saying, I am Christ, d. many, 11. MarkM. 6. 
 
 24. that, if possible, they shall d. the very elect 
 Acts 5. t 3. why hath .Satan filled thy heart to d. ? 
 Kom. 16. 18. by fair speeches d. the hearts of simple , 
 1 Cor. 3. 18. let no man d. himself, if any man seems 
 Eph. 4. 14. craftiness whereby the 3 ’ lie in wait to d. 
 5. 6. let no man d. you, 2 Thess. 2. 3. 1 John 3. 7- 
 
 1 John 1.8. if we say we have no sin, we d. oui selves 
 Eev. 20. 3. that lie should d. the nations no more 
 
 8. go to d. nations in four quarters of the earth 
 DECEIVA BLEW ESS. 
 
 2 Thess. 2.10. and witil all d. of unrighteousness 
 
 DECEIVED. 
 
 Gen. 31.7. father hath d. me and changed my wages 
 Lev. 6. 2. or if a so il sin, or hath d. liis neighbour 
 Deut. 11. 16. take heed tliat your heart be not d. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 17 . why hast thou d. me soi' 28. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 26. my lord, O king, my servant </. me 
 Joh 12.16. the d. and the deceiver are his 
 
 15. 31. let not him that is d. trust in vanity 
 31. 9. if mine heart have been d. by a woman 
 Isa. 19.13. the princes of Koph are rf.seduced Egypt 
 44.20. a d. heart hath turned him aside that cannot 
 Jer. 4. 10. surely thou hast greatly d. this people 
 
 20. 7 . O Lord, thou hast d. me, and I was d. 
 
 49.16. thy terriblen. hath d. thee and pride of heart 
 J.,am. 1. 19 . 1 called for my lovers, but they d. me 
 Ezek. 14. 9. if the prophet be d. I have d. him 
 Chad. 3. the pride of thine heart hath d. thee 
 
 7 . men that were at peace witli thee have d. thee 
 Luke 21. 8. he said, take heed that ye be not d. 
 Joint 7 . 47 . the Pharisees answered, are ye also d. ? 
 Rom. 7 . 11 . for sin taking occasion by comm. d. me 
 1 Cor. 6. 9. be not d. 15.33. Gal. 6. 7. 
 
 1 Tim. 2.14. Adam was not d. but woman being d. 
 2T«7w.3.13.wax worse and worse,cleceiv.andbeingrf. 
 Tit. 3. 3. we were foolish d. serving divers lusts 
 Rev. 18. 23. by thy sorceries all nations were d. 
 
 19. 20. he d. them that had received mark of beast 
 20.10. devil that d. them was cast into lake of fire 
 DEC EIVER. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 12 . and I shall seem to my father as a 
 Joh 12.16. the deceived and the d. are his 
 Mai. 1.14. cursed be d. who hath in his flock a male 
 Mat. 27 . 63. rememb. thatthatrf. said, after 3 daj's 
 molin’!, confess not Jes. this is a d. and an antichrist 
 DECEIVERS. 
 
 £ Cor. 6. 8. by evil and good report,as rf.and yet true 
 Tit. 1. 10. man^’ d. especially of the circumcision 
 
 2 Jo/m 7 . for manj’ d. are entered into the world 
 
 IIECEIVETII. 
 
 2 Kings 18. + .32. hearken not to Hezekiah when he d. 
 Prov. 26. 19 . so is the man that d. his neighbour 
 John 7 . 12. others said, naj’, but he d. the people 
 Gal. 6.3. to be something when nothing, he d. hims. 
 Jam. 1. 26. d. his own heart, this man’s relig. is vain 
 Rev. 12.9.that old serpent, called the devil,^vhich d. 
 
 13. 14. and d. them that dwell on the earth 
 DECEIVING. 
 
 Lsa. 3. +16. daughters of Zion d. with their eyes 
 2Tim.lh. 13. evil men wax worse,rf.and being deceiv. 
 Jam. 1.22. and not liearers only d. your own selves 
 DECEIVINGS. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. sporting themselves with their own d. 
 DECENTLY. 
 
 Rom. 13.+1.3. let us walk tf. as in day, not in rioting 
 1 Cor. 14. 40. let all things be done rf. and in order” 
 DECIDED. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 40. the king said, thyself hast d. it 
 DECISION. 
 
 Joel 3.14. multitudes in valley of d. for day of Lord 
 DECK. 
 
 Joh 40.10. d. thyself now with majesty and excell. 
 Jei. 10. 4. they d. it wdth silver and rvith gold 
 DECKED. 
 
 Prov. 7 .16.1 have d. my bed with cover, of tapestry 
 Lsa. 63. + 1. who is' this that is d. in Ids apparel r 
 Ezek. 16. 11. 1 </. thee also with ornaments 
 13. thou w'ast thus d. with cold and silver 
 Jlos. 2. 13. and she d. herself with her ear-rings 
 Rev. 17 . 4. the woman was arrayed and d. with gold 
 
 18. 16 . alas, alas, that gi’e.at city tliat was d. 
 
 DECKED3T. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 16. didst take gann. and d. high-places 
 23.40. didst wash and </. thv'self with ornaments 
 DECKEST, ETH. 
 
 Isa. 61. 10. as a bridegroom d. himself with ornam. 
 Jer. 4. 30. tho’ thou d. thee with ornaments of gold 
 DECLARE. 
 
 Gen. 41. 24. there was none that could rf. it to me 
 Deut. 1.5. in landof Moab began IMoses to rf.this law 
 .Tosh. 20.4. shall d. his cau.se in ears of elders of city 
 Judp. 14. 12. if ye can d. it me within the seven days 
 1 Kings^l. 13. prophets rf.good toking, 2 Ch. 18.12. 
 1 Chron. 16. 24. d. his gloiy amongthe heathen, his 
 marvellous works among all nations, Psal. 96.3. 
 Esth. 4. 8. to shew the copy and d. it to Esther 
 Joh 12.8. the fishes of the sea shall rf. unto thee 
 
 21. .31. who shall d. his way to his face ? 
 
 28. 27 . then did he see it, and d. it, he prepared it 
 . 31 . 37 . I w'ould d. to him the number of my steps 
 38.4. found, of earth, d. if thou hast understanding 
 18. the breadth of earth, d. if thou knowest it all 
 
 98 
 
 Joh 40. 7 . T will demand of thee, d. thou to me, 42. 4. 
 Psal. 9- 11. d. among the people his doings 
 
 19. 1. the heavens d. the glory of (jod 
 
 22.31. shall come and d. his righteous. 50.6. | 97- 6. 
 
 30. 9 . shall dust praise thee, shall it d. thy trutJi r 
 40.5. if I would d. and speak of them, they are inore 
 
 50. 16. what hast thou to do to d. my statutes i' 
 
 64. 9. all men shall fear and d. the work of Gorl 
 
 7 . 3 . 28. my trust in L. that 1 may d. all thy works 
 75 . 1. thy name is near thy wonilrous works d. 
 
 78. 6. should arise and d. them to their children 
 102. 21. to d. the name of the iMcd in Zion 
 
 li/T. 22. and d. his works with rejoicing 
 
 118. 17 . but live and d. the works of the Lord 
 145. 4. one generation shall d. thy mighty acts 
 
 Eccl. 9 .1. I considered in my heart evehtorf. all this 
 Isa. 3. 9 . they d. their sin as Sodom, they hide not 
 12. 4. shall ye say, d. his doings among the people 
 21. 6. set a watchman, let him d. what he seeth 
 
 41. 22. or let them d. to us things for to come 
 
 42. 9 . and new things do I d. before they spring 
 12. and let them d. his praise in the islands 
 
 4.3. 9 . w ho among them can d. this, and shew us'? 
 26. d. thou that thou mayest be justified 
 
 44. 7 . and who, as I, shall call, ami shall d. it ? 
 
 45. 19. 1 the Ixird d. things that are right 
 48. 6. see all this, and will not ye d. it ? 
 
 5.3. 8. who shall d. his generation ? Acts 8. .3.3. 
 
 66. 19- they shall d. my gloi y among the Gentiles 
 
 Jer.5. 20. d. this in house of .Jacob, publish in .ludah 
 
 9. 12. the l.ord hath spoken, that he may d. it 
 
 31. 10. and d. it in the isles afar off, and say 
 
 38. 15. if I d. it to thee, wilt thou not put to death ? 
 
 25. d. unto us what thou hast said to the king 
 42. 20. what G. shall say, d. to us, and w'e will do it 
 53. 28. d. in Zion the vengeance of the L. our G. 
 
 51. 10. let us d. in Zion the work of the L. our G. 
 Ezek. 12. 16. may d. all their abominations, 2.3. .36. 
 
 40. 4. d. all that thou seestto the house of Israel 
 Dan. 4. 18. O Belteshazzar, d. the interpretation 
 Mic. 3. 8. to d. to .lacob his transgi'ession, and Israel 
 Zech. 9. 12. even to-day do 1 d. that I will render 
 Mat. 13. 36. d. unto us the parable of tares of field 
 15. 15. theii sakl Peter, d. unto us this parable 
 
 Acts 13. 32. and we d. unto you glad tidings 
 
 41. shall in no wise believe, tho’ a man d. it to you 
 
 17 .2.3. whom ye ignorantly worship, him d. 1 to you 
 
 20. 27 . not shunned to d. to you the counsel of God 
 Rom. 3. 25. set forth to d. Ins righteousness, 26. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 13. work be m.anifest, the day shall d. it 
 
 11. 17 . in this that 1 d. to you, I praise you not 
 15. 1. I d. unto you the gospel which I preached 
 
 Col. 4. 7 . all my state shall J'ychicus d. to you 
 Heh. 11.14. they that say such things d. plainly that 
 
 1 John 1, 3. that which we have seen d. we to you 
 5. this then is the message wdiich we d. unto you 
 
 J af//DECLARE. 
 
 Joh 15. 17 . and that whic+i 1 have seen 7 tvill d. 
 Psal. 2 . 7 . 7 will d. the decree, the Lord hath said 
 
 22. 7 will d. thy name to brethren, Heh. 2. 12. 
 38.18. Ixvilld. mine iniquity, I will be sorry for sin 
 66. 16 . 7 will d. what he hath done for my soul 
 75 . 9. but I will d. for ever, 1 wdll sing praises to G. 
 145. 6, speak of thj’ acts, 7 will d. thy greatness 
 Isa. 57 .12. 7 will d. thy righteousness and thy works 
 Jer. 42. 4. 7 will d. it, I will keep nothing back 
 John 17 . 26. have declared thy name, and will d. it 
 DECLARE ye. 
 
 Isa. 48. 20. with a voice of singing d. ye, tell this 
 Jer. 4. 5. d. ye in .Tudah, and publish in Jerusalem 
 
 46. 14. d. ye in Egypt, and publish in Migdol 
 50.2. d. ye among the nations, publish, conceal not 
 
 Mic. 1. 10. d. ye it not at Gath, weep ye not at all 
 DECLARATION. 
 
 F.sth. 10. 2. the d. of the greatness of Mordecai 
 Joh 13. 17 . and hear my d. with your ears 
 Luke 1.1. taken in hand to set forth in order a d. 
 
 2 Cot. 8. 19. and to the d. of jmur ready mind 
 
 DECLARED. 
 
 Exod. 9. 16.1 raised thee, that my name may be d. 
 Lev. 23. 44. Moses d. to the children of Israel 
 Kum. 1. 18. they d. their pedigrees by their poll 
 15. 34. put him in ward, because it was not d. 
 Deut. 4.13. and he d. to you his covenant 
 2 Sam. 19. 6. for thou hast d. this day that thou 
 Neh. 8. 12. understood words that were d. to them 
 Joh 26. 3. how hast thou plentifully d. thing as it is 
 Psal. 40.10.1 have d. thy faithfulness and salvation 
 71 . 17 . hitherto have I d. thy wondrous works 
 77- L4. thou hast d. thy strength among the people 
 88. IL shall tliy loving-kindness be in the grave 
 
 119. Ivb with my lips have I d. all the judgments 
 
 26. 1 have d. my waj’s, and thou heafdest me 
 Isa. 21. 2. a grievous vision is d. unto me 
 
 10. that which I heard of God have I d. unto ymu 
 
 41. 26. who hath d. from the beginning, 45. 21. ' 
 
 4.3. 12. I have d. and have saved, 44. 8. | 48. 5. 
 
 48. .3. I have d. former things from the beginning 
 
 14. which among them hath d. these things ? 
 
 Jer. 36. 13. Micaiah d. all the words he heard 
 
 42. 21. and now 1 have this day d. it to you 
 Luke 8. 47 . she d. to him before all the people 
 J.’hn 1.18. no man hath seen God, the Son d. him 
 
 17 .26. 1 have d. to them thy name and will declare 
 Acts 9 . 27 . he d. to them how he had seen the Lord 
 
 10. 8. when he had d. all these things to them 
 
 12. 17 . he d. how L. had brought him out of prison 
 
 15. 4. d. all things that God had done with them 
 
 14. .Simeon hath d. bow God at first did visit 
 25.14. Festusrf. Paul’s cause to the king, saying 
 Rom. 1. 4. and d. to be the Son of God with power 
 9. 17 . that my name might be d. through the earth 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 11. for it hath been d. to me of you 
 
 2 Cor. 3.3. ye are manifestly d. to be the epistle of C. 
 Col. 1. 8. who also d. to us your love in the Spirit 
 Rev. 10. 7- the mystery of God be finished as he d. 
 
 DECLARETH, ING. 
 
 Isa. 41. 26. j'ea, there is none that d. that heareth 
 46. 10. d. the end from the beginning, and from 
 Jer. 4.15. a voice d. from Dan. publisheth affliction 
 Hos. 4.12. my people, their staff unto them 
 Amos 4.13. lo, he fiiat d. to man what is his thought 
 
 Acts 15. .3. d. the conversion of the Gentiles 
 
 12. d. what miracles Gofi had wrought by them 
 
 1 Cor. 2.1 . d. to you the testimony of Goa 
 
 DECLINE. 
 
 Exod. 2.3. 2. nor speak in a cause, to d. after many 
 Deut. 17 .11. thou shalt not d. from the sentence 
 Psal. 119 . 157 . yet do 1 not d. from thy testimonies 
 Prov. 4. 5. neither d. from the words of m 3 ’ mouth 
 7 .25. leUiot thine heart d. to her ways, go not a<itray 
 ^ DECLINED. ETH. 
 
 Judg. 19 .+ 8. they tarried till the day d. 
 
 2 Chr. .34. 2. d. neither to the riglit hand nor left 
 Joh 23. 11. his way have 1 kept and not d. 
 
 Psal. 44.18. nor na'’e our steps d. bom thy way 
 
 102.11. my days are like a shadow that d. 
 
 109 . 23. 1 am gone like the shadow when it 7. 
 
 119.51. yet have I not d. from thy law 
 DECREA.SE.' 
 
 Ps. 107 , .38. blesseth them and suffer not cattle to d. 
 John 3. 30. he must intrease, but 1 must d. 
 DECREA.SKD, ING. 
 
 Gen. 8. 5. the waters d. continually till tenth month 
 + the waters were in going and d. till tenth month 
 DECH EE. 
 
 1 Chron. .30.5. so they established at/, to make prod, 
 Ezra 4.121. make a rf. to cause these men to cease 
 5.13. king Cyrus made a d. to build this house, 17 . 
 6.1. Darius made a d. 12. 7- 21. Artaxerxes a d. 
 Esth. 3.15. the d. was given in Shushan, 9.14. 
 
 9. .32. d. of Esther confirmed these matters of Purim 
 Joh‘20. t29. and the heiitaze of his d. from God 
 28. 26. when he made a d. for the rain, and a way 
 .38. ■* 10. and established m 3 ’ d. upon it, and set bars 
 Psal. 2 . 7 . 1 will declare the d. the Ixird hath said 
 148. 6 . he hath matJe a d. which shall not pass 
 Prov. 8.29; when he gave to sea his d. waters not pass 
 Jer. 5.22. for the bound of the sea b 3 ’ a perpetual d. 
 Dan. 2. 9 . if 3 ’e tvill not, there is but one d. for you 
 4. 17 . this matter is by therf. of the watchers 
 24. and this is the d. of the most High 
 6. 8. now, D king, establish the d. and sisn writing 
 
 13. Daniel retrardeth not thee,nor</. hast signed 
 26.1 make a d. that in every dominion men fear 
 
 Jonah 3.7 • proclaimed by the d. of king and nobles 
 Mic. 7 . 11 . in that day’ shall the d. be far removed 
 Zeph. 2.2. before the ~d. bring forth, before day pass 
 Luke 2.1. the) e went out a d. from Czesar Augustus 
 DECREE. 
 
 Joh 22.28. thou shalt also d. a thin?, and it shall be 
 Prov.Q. 15. by me kings reign, and princes (/.justice 
 Isa. 10. 1. woe to them that d. unrighteous decrees 
 DECREED. 
 
 Esth. 2. 1. he remembered what was d. ag. Vashti 
 9. 31. as they’ had d. for themselves and tlieirseed 
 Job 38.10. and brake up for it my d. place, set bars 
 Isa. 10.22. coasun»ption d. shall overflow with right. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 37 . hath so d. in his heart, that he will keep 
 
 DECREES. 
 
 Isa. 10.1 . woe to them that decree unrighteous d. 
 Acts 16. 4. they’ delivered them the d. to keep 
 
 17 . 7 . these do contrary to the d. of Catsar, saying 
 
 DEDICATE. 
 
 Deut. 20. 5. le.sf he die and another man d. it 
 
 2 Sam. 8.11. which also David did d. to the Lord 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 27. out of spoils they did d. to maintain 
 
 2 Chr. 2.4. behold 1 build an house to d. it to God 
 
 DEDICATED. 
 
 Dent. 20.5. hath built a new house and hath not d. it 
 Judy. 17 . 3. 1 had wholly rf. the silver to the I>ord 
 
 1 Kings7. 51. Solom. brought in things which David 
 
 his father had d. 1 Chron. 18.11. 2 Chron. 5.1 . 
 8.63. the king and Israel d. the house, 2 Chr. 7 .5. 
 15,15. Asa brought in the things his fathers had d, 
 and things which himself had d. 2 Chr. 15. 18. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 4. all the money of the d. things brought 
 18. the things the kings of Judah had d. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 20, over the treasures of d. things, 26. 
 26. what the captains of the hosts had d. 
 
 28. and all that Samuel, Saul, and .loab had d. 
 
 28.12. the pattern of the treasures of d. things 
 2.Chr. 24. 7- the d. things did bestow uppn Baalim 
 31. 12. and brought in the d. things faithfully 
 Ezek. 44. 29 . every d. thing in Israel shall be theirs 
 Heh. 9.18. nor the first testament d. without blood 
 DEDICAITNG. 
 
 Kuxn. 7 . 10 . the princes offered for d. of the altar 
 
 11. each prince on his day for d. of the altar 
 DEDICAJ ION. 
 
 Kum. 7 . 84. this was the d. of the altar, 88. 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 9- for they kept the d. of the altar 
 Ezra 6. 16. childr. of captivity kept the d. with joy 
 
 17- and offered at the d. of'this house of God 
 Keh. 12. 27 . at the d. of the wall of lerusalem 
 Dati. .3. 2. come to d. of the image the king set up, 3. 
 John 10. 22. it was at Jerusalem the feast of the d. 
 DEED. 
 
 Gen. 44.15. Joseph said, what</. is this ye have done. 
 Exod. 9.16. in very d. for tliis cause I raised thee up 
 Judg. 19 . -50. all said, there was no such d. done 
 
 1 Sam.‘25. 31. in very d. except thou hadst hasted 
 26.4. David undcistood Saul was come in very (i 
 
 2 Sam. 12.14. by this d. hast given great occasion 
 Esth. 1. 17 . for this d. of queen shall come abroad 
 Ps. 137 . + 8. happy that recompenseth thy d. to us 
 Prov. 19 . tl7. Ins d. will he pay him again 
 Luke 2.3. 51. .loseph had not consented tod. of them 
 
 24. 19. Jesus who was a prophet mighty’ in d. 
 
 Acts 4. 9 . if we this day be examined of the good d. 
 Rom. 15.18. to make Gent, obedient by word and d. 
 1 Cor. 5. 2. that hath done this d. be taken away 
 3. concerning him that hath so done this d. 
 
 Col. 3 . 17 . whatever ye do in word or d. do all in name 
 .Tam. 1. 25. this man shall be blessed in his d. 
 
 1 John 3.18. let us not love in word, but in a. 
 DEEDS. 
 
 Gen. 20. 9. hast done d. that ought not to be done 
 
 1 Chron. 11. +22. son of a man of Kabzeel, great of </. 
 
 16.8. make known his d. am. people, Psal. K>5.1. 
 
 2 Chron. .‘15. 27. his d. first and last, are written 
 Ezra 9 . 13. after all is come upon us for our evil d, 
 Neh. 6. 19 . also they reported his good d. before n e 
 
 13.14. wipe not out my good d. tliat I have done 
 
DEE 
 
 DEF 
 
 DEG 
 
 Psai. 28. 4. gave them according to their d. 
 
 J.ca. 59. 18. according to their d. he will repay 
 Jer. 5. 28. tliey overpass the d. of the wicked 
 25. 14- will recompense them according to tlieirrf. 
 Puike 11. 48. that ye allow the d. of your fatliers 
 28. 41. we receive the due reward of our d. 
 
 John 3.19. loved darkness, because their rf.were evil 
 
 20. to the light, lest his d. should be reproved 
 
 21. that his d. nnay be made manifest, that they 
 
 8. 41. Jesus saith, ye do the d. of your father 
 Acts 7 . 22. Itloses was mighty in word and in rf. 
 
 9 . ,36. Dorcas was full of alins-rf. which she did 
 19.18. many confessed, and shewed their d. 
 
 24. 2. seeing by thy providence worthy d. are done 
 Horn. 2. 6. render to every man according to his rf. 
 3 . 20. by the d. of the law shall no flesh be justified 
 28. is justified by faith without the d. of the law 
 8. 13. if ye mortify the d. of the body ye shall live 
 2 Cor. 12. 12. were wrousht in signs and mighty d. 
 Col. 3. 9. ye have put oft'the old man with hist/. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.8. Lot vexed his soul with their unlawful d. 
 
 2 John 11. for he is partaker of his evil d. 
 
 3 .To/m 10. 1 will remember hist/, which he dotli 
 Jude 15. to convince them of their ungodly d. 
 
 Hev. 2. 6. thou hateSt the d. of the ISicolaitans 
 
 22. great tribulation, except they repent of their d. 
 ' 1C. 11. and they repented not of their d. 
 
 DEEMED. 
 
 Acts 27 . 27 . the shinmen d. that they drew near 
 DEEP 
 
 Signifies, [1] That xohich is a great way from the 
 snrjface to the bottom, Ezek. .32. 24. [2] The 
 sea, .lob 41. 31. [3] Any great and imminent 
 
 danger, Psal. 69. 15. [4) Strange, or unknown, 
 
 Isa. 33. 19 . [5] Hidden, or secret. Job 12. 22. 
 
 Dan. 2. 22, [6] Inconceivable, or incomprehen¬ 
 
 sible, Psal. 92. 5. [ 7 ] Hell, Luke 8. 31. Kev. 
 20. 3. [8] The Chaldean, or Nebuchadnezzar’s, 
 army, Ezek. 26. 19. 
 
 A wise man's words a'^e compared to deep waters, 
 Prov. 18. 4. They are full of deep wisdom and 
 prudent coumels. And the apostle says, Kom. 8. 
 39. that neitlier height nor depth shall be able 
 to separate us from the love of God. Neither 
 the most exalted height, a prospect of advance¬ 
 ment in the highest station, nor the lowest degree 
 of adversity and distress. 
 
 To revolt, or sin deeply, denotes a long habit of 
 crimes, and obstinate course of idolatry ; or else 
 a profound and very great iniquity, a crime that 
 has taken deep root in the soul by long and in¬ 
 veterate custom; they have deeply corrupted 
 themselves as in the daj'S of Gibeah, Dos. 9. 9. 
 They have carried on their wickedness to such a 
 pitch, as to imitate the ancient crimes of the in¬ 
 habitants of Gibeah, which are recorded in Judg. 
 
 19 . 22, &c. And Isaiah says, i'urn ye unto hiin 
 from whom the children of Israel have deeply 
 
 ■ revolted, namely, by neglecting an i forsaking him, 
 and seeking to Egypt Jhr help, Isa. 31. 6. 
 den. 1. 2. and darkness was upon the face of the d. 
 
 7 . 11 . the fountains of the d. were broken up , 
 
 8. 2. the fountains also of the d. were stopped 
 49 .25. who shall bless thee with blessings of the d. 
 
 JJeut. 33.13. and for the d. that coucheth beneath 
 Job 38. 30. and the face of the d. is frozen 
 
 41. 31. he maketh the d. to boil like a pot 
 32. one would think the d. to be hoary 
 
 Psal. 36. 6. thy judgments are a great d. 
 
 42. 7 . d. calleth to d. at noise of thy water-spouts 
 69 . 15. neither let the d. swallow me up 
 
 104. 6 . thou coveredst it with the d. as with garm. 
 107 . 24. and these see his wonders in the d. 
 
 Prov. 8. 28. he strengthens the fountains of the d. 
 .Zsa. 44. 27 . that saitn to the d. be dry, I will dry 
 51. 10. thou not it which dried waters of great d. ? 
 63. 1.3. that led them tlirough the d. as an horse 
 Ezek. 26. 19. when I shall bring up the d. on thee 
 31. 4. the d. set him on high with her rivers 
 
 15. I covered the d. for him, I restrained floods 
 Amos 7.4. it devoured great d. and did eat up a part 
 Jonah 2. 3. for thou hadst cast me into the d. 
 
 Hah. 3.10. the d. uttered his voice, and lift up hands 
 Luke 5.4. launch out in the c/.and let down your nets 
 8. 31. would not command them to go into the d. 
 liom. 10 . 7 . or who shall descend into the d. ? 
 
 2 Cor. 11.25. a night and day 1 have been in the d. 
 DEEP, Adjective. 
 
 Job 12. 22. he discovereth d. things out of darkness 
 Psal. 64. 6. the inward thought and the heart is d. 
 69 . 2. 1 sink in d. mire, where is no standing, 1 am 
 come into d. waters^ wh^re floods ovei flow me 
 
 14. let me be deliverecl out of the d. waters 
 80. 9. and thou didst cause it to take d. root 
 92. 5, O Lord, thy thoughts are very d. 
 
 95.4. in his hand are the d. places of the earth 
 135. 6. that did he in the seas and all d. places 
 140.10. them be cast into d. pits that they rise not 
 Prov. 18.4. words of a man’s mouth are as d. waters 
 
 20. 5. counsel in the heart of man is like d. waters 
 
 22. 14. the mouth of strange women is a d. pit 
 
 23. 27. for a whore is a d. tlitch, and a narrow pit 
 led. 7 . 24. and exceeding d. who can find it out ( 
 Pa. 7 . + 11. ask thee a sign, make thy petition d. 
 
 29 .15. woe to them that seek d. to hide their couns. 
 30. 33. he hath made I'ophetrf. and large 
 
 Jer. 49. 8. turn back, dwell d. G inhabit, of Dedan 
 Ezek. 3.15. not sent to a people d. of lii>s, t 6. 
 
 23. ,32. shalt drink of thy sister’s cup d. and large 
 32. 14. then will 1 make their waters d. 
 
 34. 18. and to have drunk of the d. waters 
 Dan. 2. 22. he revealeth the d. and secret things 
 Imke 6. 48. digged d. and laid foundation on a rock 
 John 4.11. hast nothing to draw, and the well is d. 
 
 1 Cor. 2.10. the Spirit searcheth the d. things of God 
 
 2 Cur. 8.2. how their d. poverty abounded to riches 
 
 DEEP sleep. 
 
 Gent. 2. 21. God caused a d. sleep to fall on Adam 
 
 15. 12. a d. sleep fell on Abram, and great darkness 
 1 Ham. 26.12. because a d. sleep was fallen on them 
 Job 4. 13. when d. sleep falletn on men, 33. 15. 
 Prov. 19 . 15. slothfulness casteth into d. sleep 
 
 Isa. 29 . 10. L. poured out on you spirit of d. sleep 
 Dan. 8.18. I was in a d. sleep on my face, 10. 9. 
 Acts 20. 9. Eutychus being fallen into d. sleep 
 DEEPEU. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 3. the plague in sight be d. than skin, 25. .30. 
 
 4. if the bright spot in sight be not d. .31, 32, 34. 
 
 Job 11. 8. it is d. than hell’, what canst thou know? 
 Isa. 33.19. a people of d. speech than canst perceive 
 DEEPLY. 
 
 l.m. 31. 6. the children of Israel have d. revolted 
 Hos. 9 .9. they have d. corrupt, themselves as in days 
 Mark 8. 12. Jesus sighed d. in his spirit, and saith 
 DEEPNE.SS. 
 
 Mat. 13.5. sprung up, because they had no d. of earth 
 DEEPS. 
 
 Nell. 9.11. their persecutors thou threwest into the d. 
 Psal. 88. 6. thou hast laid me in the pit, in tlie d. 
 148. 7 . praise the Lord, ye dragons and all d. 
 
 Zech. 10. 11. all the d. of the river shall dry up 
 DEER. 
 
 Dent. 14. 5. ye shall eat the fallow d. and wild goat 
 1 Kings 4. 23. Solom. had fallow d. and fatted fowl 
 DEFAMED. 
 
 1 Cor. 4.13. being rf. weinfreat, are made offscouring 
 
 DEFAMING. 
 
 Jer. 20,10. for I heard d. of many, fear on every side 
 DEFEAT. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 34. d. the counsel of Ahithophel, I 7 . 14. 
 
 DEFENCE. 
 
 Num. 14. 9. their d. is depart, from them, I,, with us 
 2 Citron. 11. 5. Rehoboam built cities for d. of Jud. 
 Job 22. 25. yea, the Almighty shall l)e thy d. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 10. my d. is of GT which saveth the upright 
 31. 2. be thou for an house of d. to save me 
 59. 9. 1 will wait upon thee, for G. is my d. 17 . 
 
 16. thou hast been my d. and refuge in trouble 
 62. 2. God is my d. I shall not be greatly moved, 6. 
 89.18. for Lord is our d. holy One of Israel our king 
 94. 22. Lord is my d. and God rock of my refuge 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 12 . for wisdom is a d. and money is a d. 
 
 Isa. 4. 5. for upon all the glory shall be a d. 
 
 19 . 6. the brooks of d. shall be emptied and dried 
 33.16. his place of d. shall be the munitions of rocks 
 Nah. 2. 5. and the d. shall be prepared 
 Acts 19. 33. would have made his d. to the people 
 22. 1. hear my d. which I make now unto you 
 Phil. 1. 7 . in my bonds and in the d. of the gospel 
 
 17 . knowing that 1 am set for the d. of the gospel 
 
 DEFEN CED. 
 
 Zech. 11. t 2. for the d. forest is come down 
 See City, Cities. 
 
 DEFEND. 
 
 Judg. 10. 1. Tola son of Puah arose to d. Israel 
 2 Kings 19. 34.1 will d. city, 20. 6. Isa. 37. 35. 1 38.6. 
 Psal. 20.1. the name of the God of Jacob d. thee 
 59. 1. d. me from them that rise up against me 
 82.3. d. the poor and fatherless, do justice to needy 
 Isa. 31. 5. so will the Lord of hosts d. Jerusalem 
 Zech. 9. 15. the Lord of hosts shall d. them 
 12. 8. in that day shall Lord d. inhabitants of Jerus. 
 DEFENDED. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 12. .Shammah stood and d. the ground 
 Acts 7 . 24. he d. him and avenged the oppressed 
 DEFEN DEST. 
 
 Psal. 5.11. ever shout for joj’, because thou d. them 
 DEFENDING. 
 
 Isa. 31. 5. d. Jerus. he will deliver and preserve it 
 DEFER. 
 
 F.ccl. 5. 4. when thou vowest a vow, d. not to pay it 
 Isa. 48. 9. for my name’s sake will I d. mine anger 
 Dan. 9. 19 . d. not for thine own sake, O my God 
 DEFERRED. 
 
 Gen. 34. 19. the j’oung man d. not to do the thing 
 Prov. 13.12. hope d. maketh the heart sick 
 Acts 24. 22. when Felix heard these he d. them 
 DEFERRETIL 
 
 Prov. 19.11. the discretion of a man d. his anger 
 DEFY. 
 
 Num. 23. 7 . come, curse me Jacob, and d. Israel 
 8. how shall 1 d. whom the Lord hath not defied ? 
 1 Sam. 17 . 10. I d. the armies of Israel this day 
 
 25. is come up, surely tod. Israel is he come up 
 
 26. that he should d. the armies of the living God 
 
 DEFIED. 
 
 Num. 23.8. how shall 1 defy whom Lord hath not d. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 36. he hath d. the armies of the living God 
 45. the God of Israel whom thou hast d. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 21. when he d. Israel, Jpnathan, son of 
 Shimeah, brother of David, slew him, 1 Chr. 20 . 7 . 
 
 23. 9. when they d. Philistines gathered to battle 
 DEFILE. 
 
 Man is defiled, or polluted, either inwardly, by sin, 
 1 Cor. 8. 7 . Tit. 1. 15. Ileb. 12. 15. or outxoardly 
 and ceremonially, as by the plague of leprosy. Lev. 
 13. 46. or by touching a dead body, N um. 5. 2. 
 Both inwardly and out-wardly, by following the 
 abominations of the heathen, T.ev. 18. 24. By 
 ' seeking after wizards. Lev. 19.31. By idols, Ezek. 
 20. 7" By unnatural uncleanness, 1 Tim. 1. K). 
 By the unruliness of the tongue, which involves 
 men in the guilt of sin, and Jills the xporld with 
 contentions and combustions, when it is not kept 
 under government. Jam. 3.6. 
 
 Man is also said to defile others. Shechem defiled 
 Dinah, the daughter of Jacob ■, he humbled, he 
 debauched her, or lay carnally with her, Gen. 34. 
 13. And such as commit adultery, defile their 
 neighbours’wives, Ezek.lQ. 11. Those that gave 
 their seed to Molech, are said to defile God’s sanc¬ 
 tuary, Lev. 20. 3.; because such persons, to screen 
 their idolatry, came into his sanctuary as others 
 did; or, because by these actions they did pro¬ 
 nounce and declare to all men, that they esteemed 
 the sanctuary and service of God abominable and 
 vile, by preferring such odious and pernicious ido¬ 
 latry before it. 
 
 Lev. 11. 44. nor shall ye d. yourselves, 18. 24. 
 
 15. 31. when they d. my tabernacle among them 
 
 18. 20. to d. thyself with thy neighbour’s ^y'ife 
 23. neither lie with any beast to d. thyself 
 
 28. that the land spue not you out when yed. it 
 20.3. given his seed to Molecli, to d. my sanctuary 
 
 Lev. 21. 4. he shall not d. himself, being a chief maa 
 
 11. nor d. himself for his father or his mother 
 22. 8. he sliall not eat to d. himself therewith 
 
 Num. 5. 3. put out, that they d. not their camps 
 .35. 34. d. not the land which ye shall inhabit 
 2 Kings 23. 13. the high places did the king d. 
 
 Cant. 5.3. have wasliei I my feet, how shall I d. them ? 
 Isa. .30.22. shall d. the covering of thy graven images 
 Jer. .32. 34. in the house called by my name to d. it 
 Ezek. 7. 22. for robbers shall enter into it anil d. it 
 9. 7- d. the house, fill the courts with the slain 
 20. 7 . d. not yourselves with idols of Egypt, 18. 
 
 22. .3. maketh idols against herself to d. nerself 
 28. 7- and tliey shall d. thy brightness 
 .33. 26. ye d. every man his neighliour’s wife 
 . 37 . 2.3. nor shall they d. themselves any more 
 
 43. 7 . and my name shall Israel no more d. 
 
 44.25. shall come at no dead person tod. themselves 
 Dan. 1 . 8 . would not d. himself with the king’s meat 
 Mat. 15. 18. and they d. the man, Mark 7 . 15, 23. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 17 . if any man d. the temple of God 
 
 1 Tim. 1.10. the law is for them that d. themselves 
 Jude 8. likewise these filthy dreamers d. the flesh 
 
 DEFILED. . 
 
 Gen. .34. 2. Shechem lay with Dinah, and d. her 
 
 5. Jacob heard that he'had d. Dinah his fiaushter 
 
 I. 3. because he had d. Dinah their sister, 27. 
 
 Lev. 5. 3. what uncleanness a man shall be d. with 
 
 11. 43. unclean, that ye should be d. thereby 
 13. 46. while the plague is in him he shall be d. 
 
 15. .32. this is the law of him that is d. by his seed 
 
 18. 24. in all these things the nations are d. 
 
 25. the land is d. 1 do visit iniquity on it, 27- 
 
 19. 31. nor seek after wizards to be d. by them 
 21.1. there shall none be d. for the dead 
 
 .3. for his sister a viruin, for her may he be d. 
 Num. 5. 2. put out whosoever is d. by the dead 
 
 13. and if she be d. 27 . II 14. if she be not d. 28. 
 
 6. 9. and he hath d. the head of his consecration 
 
 12. days be lost, because his separation was d. 
 
 9.6. men who were d. by the dead body of a man, 7 . 
 
 19 . 20. because he hath d. the sanctuary of Lord 
 Deut. 21. 2.3. bury him, that thy land be notd. 
 
 22. 9- lest the fruit of thy vineyard be d. 
 
 24. 4. former husband may not take her after d. 
 
 2 Kings 23.8. Josiah d. high placesjl 10. d. Tophetli 
 1 Citron. 5. 1. forasmuch as he d. his father’s bed 
 Neh. 1.3. 29 . because they have d. the priesthood 
 Job 16.15. I have d. my horn in the dust 
 
 Psal. 74 . 7 . d. the dwelling-place of thj' name, 79.1. 
 106. . 39 . thus were they d. with their own works 
 Isa. 24. 5. the earth is d. under inhabitants thereof 
 59. 3. for your hands are d. with blood, and fingers 
 Jer. 2. 7 . but when ye entered, ye d. mj' land 
 .3. 9. through lightness of her whoredom she d. land 
 
 16. 18. because they have d. my land, they filled 
 19 .13. the houses of the kings of Judah shall be d. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 13. thus shall Israel eat their d. bread 
 5. 11. surely because thou hast d. m 3 ’’ sanctuary 
 
 7 . 24. 1 will make, their holy places shall be d. 
 
 18. 6. neither hath d. his neighbour’s wife, 15. 
 
 II. and hath even d. his neighbour’s wife 
 
 20. 43. all 3 'our doings wherein ye have been d. 
 
 22. 4. and hast d. thyself in thy idols. 2.3. J. 
 
 11. another hath lewdly d. his daughter-in-law 
 
 23. 1.3. 1 saw that she was d. both took one way 
 
 17 . the Babylonians d. her with their whoredom 
 38. they have d. m 3 ’ sanctuary in the same day 
 
 28. 18. thou hast d. thy sanctuaries by thy iniqui. 
 36. 17 . they d. it by their own way and doings 
 43. 8. they have d. rny holy name by abominations 
 Hos. 5.3. whoredom of Ephraim, and Isr.isd. 6.10. 
 Mic. 4.11. many nations that sa 3 ’, let her be d. 
 Markj. 2. the disciples eat bread with d. hands 
 John 18. 28. the 3 ’ went not in, lest they should bed, 
 1 Cor. 8. 7 . and their conscience being weak is d. 
 Tit. 1. 15. but to them that are d. and unbelieving 
 is nothing pure, even their mind and conscience d. 
 Heb. 42. 15. trouble you, and thereby many be d. 
 Rev. .3. 4, a few who have not d. their garments 
 
 14. 4. these are tl)e 3 ' who are not d. with women 
 
 DEFILEDST. 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. wentest up to father’s bed, then d. thou it 
 DLFILETH. 
 
 Exod. 31.14. that d. sabbath, surely be put to death 
 Num. 19.13. purifieth not himself, d. the tabernacle 
 35. .33. shalt not pollute the land, blood d. the land 
 Mat. 15.11. not that which goeth into the mouth d. 
 
 20. to eat with unwashen hands d. not a man 
 Mark 7 . 20. what cometh out of man that d. man 
 Jam. .3. 6. so is the tongue, that it d. the whole body 
 Rev. 21. 27 . in no wise enter any thing that d. 
 DEFRAUD. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 13. thou shalt not d. thy neighbour 
 Mic. 2. t 2. so they d. a man and his house 
 Mai. 3. I- 5. against those that d. the hireling 
 Mark 10. 19. do not bear false witness, d. not 
 1 Cor. 6.8. na 3 ' you do wrona, and d. your brethren 
 7 . 5 . d. not, except it be with consent for a time 
 1 'Thess. 4. 6. that no man d. his brother in any mat. 
 D KFRAUDFD. 
 
 1 Sam.12. .3. whom have 1 d. .s'whom have I oppress. 
 
 4. they said, thou hast not d. nor oppressed us 
 1 Cor. 6 . 7 . why do not rather suffer yours, to bed. 
 
 " Cor. 7.2. we have wron£r. no man, have d. no man 
 DEGEN ERA IE. 
 
 Jer 21. how art thou turned into the d. plant! 
 DEGR EE,.S. 
 
 Psalms, or Songs of degrees : This title is given to 
 fifteen Psalms, which are the 120th, and all that 
 follow totheVMth, inchuJ-ve. The Hebrew/err 
 calls them, A song of ascents. Junius and 1 re- 
 mellius translate the Hebrew by, A song ot e.xcel- 
 lences, or An excellent song ; because of the excel¬ 
 lent matter of them, as eminent persons are called 
 men of hiirh decree, 1 Chron. 17- 17- Some call 
 them Psalinsof elevation ; because, say they, they 
 were sung with an exulted voice, or became at 
 every Psalm the voice was raised. But the com¬ 
 mon translation, or. Psalms of degrees, has 
 more generally obtained. Some interpreters think 
 that they were so culled, because they v\re sung 
 
 112 99 
 
DEL 
 
 DEL 
 
 
 D E L 
 
 vpon the fifteen steps of the temple ; hut they are 
 not agreed ahmit the place ulieie these fifteen steps 
 vere. Others think they tcere so called, because 
 they were sung in a gallery, which they say, was 
 in the court of Israel, where sometimes the ] e- 
 vites read the law. I<ut others are of opinion that 
 the most probable reasim why they are called 
 songs of degrees, or of ascent, is, because they 
 were compo.sed and sung by the Jews on the occa¬ 
 sion of their deliverance from the captivity <f 
 Eabylon, whether it were to implore this deliver¬ 
 ance from llod, or to return thanks for it after it 
 had hapjiened. All these Psalms have some rela¬ 
 tion to this great event. And the scripture com 
 monly applies the phrase, to ascend, or go u|), 
 to express this return, I'.zra 1. 3, 5,11. | 7- 6, 7. 9- 
 because Babylon was situated in a plain and 
 .lerusalein in a mountainous ct.untry. And al¬ 
 though one of the Psalms is ascribed to David, 
 and another to Solomon, yet they also, as well as 
 the rest, might have been used on this occasion, 
 though they were composed by David and Solo 
 mon upon other occasttms. 
 
 The apostle Paul says. That such as have used the 
 office ot a deacon \yell, purchase to themselves 
 a good degree, 1 Tim. 3. 13. They gain great 
 honour, respect, and reputation. 
 
 2 Kings 2(». y. or backward ten i/. 10,11. Isa. 3f?. 
 
 + 11. by which it had gone dow n in d. of Ahoz 
 1 Chron. 15. 18. brethren of second d. w ith them 
 
 17. 17- according to the state ot a man of higli d. 
 If sal. f)2. 9. men of low d. vanity, men of high dfz. lie 
 JAike 1.52. he hath exalted them of low d. 
 
 1 'Tim. 3. 13. they jiurchase to themselves a goofi d. 
 Jam. 1. 9. let brother ot low d. rejoice he is exaltecl 
 ^ DELAY, 1:D, I;J II. 
 
 £xod. 22. 29. thou shalt notr/. to offer the first-fruits 
 
 32. 1. the people saw that Yoses d. to come down 
 T’sal. 119 . 60. d. not to keejifhy commandments 
 Mat. 24. 48. my loi'd d. his coming, Luke 12.45. 
 Acts 9. 38. that he would not d. to come to them 
 Df'T.AY, Substantive. 
 
 Acts25. 17 . without any d. I sat on the judgment-seat 
 DEl.ECTABI.E. 
 
 Jsa. 44. 9. and their d. things shall not profit 
 DEITCACIE.S. 
 
 Rev. 18. 3. the merchants are rich through her d. 
 DELICATE. 
 
 JJeut.ZQ. 54. the d. manor woman among you, 56. 
 jsa. 47 . 1 . thou shalt no more be called tenrler and d. 
 Jer. o. 2. likened Zion to a comely and d. w oman 
 filic, 1. 16. make thee bald tor thy d. childi en 
 , DELI CATES. 
 
 Jer. 51. 34. he hath filled his belly with my d. 
 
 ^ ^ DELICA'J ELY. 
 
 I Sam. 15.32. bring Agag, and A gag came to him d. 
 Prov. 29. 21. he thaty. bringeth up his servant 
 J^rn. 4. 5. they thatdid feed </.are desolate in streets 
 Jji^e7. 25. they that live d. are in kings’ courts 
 1 Tim. 5.+6. she that liveth rf-is dead while she liv. 
 DELICATE^iES.s. 
 
 Deut. 28. 56. to set her foot on the ground for d. 
 DELICIOUSLY. 
 
 Rev. 18. 7 . how'she glorified herself and lived </. 9. 
 
 DELIGHT, Substantive, 
 fxen. 34. 19. Shechem had d. in Jacob’s daughter 
 JJeut. 10. 15. L. had a d. in thy fathers to love them 
 o shall be if thou have no d. in her 
 
 L. as great d. in offerings ? 
 
 18. 2«,. and say, behold, the king hath d. in thee 
 
 if-^9- “ say, I have no d. in thee 
 
 Job 22. 26. then shalt thou have d. in the A Imighty 
 Rsal. 1. 2. but his d. is in the law of the Lord 
 16. 3. and to the excellent, in whom is all my d. 
 27 . + 4. to behold the d. of the Lord and inquire 
 ' testimonies also are my t/. and counsel 
 
 77. that 1 may live, for thy law is my d. I 74 . 
 Rjov. 8.30.1 was daily his d. rejoicing always in the 
 
 11. 1. but a just weight is the Lord% d. 
 
 20. such as are upright in their way are his d 
 
 12. 22. but they that deal truly are his d. 
 
 15. 8. but the prayer of the upright is his d, 
 
 16. 13. righteous lips are the d. of kings 
 
 18. 2. a fool hath no d. in understanding 
 
 i?’ iP" seemly for a fool, much less for 
 
 24.25. but to them that rebuke him shall be d. 
 
 -9. 17- yea, he shall give d. unto thy soul 
 Led. 12. + 10. preacher sought to find out words old. 
 Cant..... 3. I sat under his shadow with great d. 
 
 Isa. 58. 2. they take d. in approaching to God 
 
 thou cal! the sabbath a <f. the holy of Lord 
 + 4. thou shalt be called, my d. is in her 
 Jer. 6.10. they have no d. in fhe word of the Lord 
 JJan. li. + 41. he shall enter into the land of </. 
 
 + 45. shall plant tabernacle in the mount of d. 
 
 . , DELIGILJ’, Verb. 
 
 Rum. 14. 8. if L. d. in us, will bring us into this land 
 T should the king d. in this thing < 
 
 Job Of. 10. will he d. himself in the Almighty ? 
 
 34. 9. that he should d. himselfwith God' 
 
 Psal. 22. + 8. let him deliver him, if he d. in him 
 
 37 . 4. d. thyse f also in the Lord, he shall give 
 T abundance of peace 
 
 w'ill, O my God, thy law is 
 posterity d. in their mouth 
 m. 4 they d. m lies |168. .30. the people that (/.in war 
 thoughts thy comfortsrf. soul 
 ^ Y* I'oyself in thy statutes, 35. 
 
 47 . d. m thv commandments ||70.1 d. in thy law 
 Lfov. 1 . 22. how long will scorners</. in scorning 
 E’ 7 frowardness of the wicked 
 
 t 24. than that he d, his senses in good 
 • o’ ^*’0^'ood of bullocks 
 
 i.j. 17 . and as for gold, they shall not d. in it 
 rC’ rt* I *■ itself in fatness 
 
 1 ®od d. to know my ways 
 
 14. then shalt thou d. thyself in fhe T.ord 
 things I d. saith the Lord 
 ^ L toessenger of the covenant whom yod. in 
 Tom. 1 . 22.1 d. in fhe law of God after inward man 
 
 . c X, , delighted. 
 
 1 oam, 19. 2. .Jonathan d. much in David 
 
 1(X) 
 
 2 .^am. 22. 20 . because he d. in me, Psal. 18.19. 
 
 1 Kings 10 . 9. the L. who d. in thee, 2 Thr. 9 . 8 . 
 Keh. 9 . 25. and d. themselves in thy great goodness 
 Esth. 2. 14. she came no more, except kingrf. in her 
 Psal. 22. 8 . let him delivi r him, seeing^ he d. m him 
 109. 17 . iis he d. not in bles-ing, let it be far from 
 
 Cant. 2. 1 .3. 1 d. and sat dow n under his shadow 
 La. 65.12. did choo-,e that wherein 1 d. not, 66. 4. 
 
 60.11. be d. with the abundance of her glory 
 
 DELKtH I E.ST. 
 
 Psal. 51.16. not sacrifice, thou d. not in burnt-offer. 
 DIILK/H I 1 : 111 . 
 
 F.-'^th. 6. 6. whom the king d. to boiiour, 7, 9,11. 
 Psal . 37 . 2.3. are ordered by L. and he d. in his way 
 112. 1. that d. greatly in his commandments 
 147 . 10. he d. not in the strengfh of the horse 
 Prov. .3. 12. as a father the son in whom had. 
 
 Isa. 42. 1. tiehold mine elect, in whom my soul d. 
 62. 4. called I lejihzi-bah, fm the Lord d. in thee 
 60. .3. and their soul d. in their abominations 
 Mic. 7 .18. retaineth not anger, because d. in merev 
 JMal. 2. 17 - when ye say, C.d. in them that do ev il 
 DLLIGiri .S. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.24. who clothed you in scarlet with other rf. 
 Psal. 119. 92. unless thy law had been my d. 
 
 14.3. yet thy commandments are my d. 
 
 Prov. 8 . 31. my d. were with the sons of men 
 F.ccl. 2. 8 . I gat me men singers, and the d. of men 
 Cant. 7 . 0. how jileasanf art thou, G love, for d. 
 
 1)1 I ight.sdme. 
 
 Mai. 3. ■'.2. ye shall be a d. land, saith the Lord 
 DELlVIllL 
 
 (■f en. 40.13. thou shalt r/. Phai aoh’scup into his hand 
 Exvd. 5. 18. yet shall he d. the tale of bricks 
 
 22. "• if a man shall d, unto his neighbour, 10. 
 
 26. thou shalt d. it by that the sun geeth down 
 
 2.3. 31. I will d. the inhabitants <if the land 
 Kum. 21.2. it thou wilt indeed d. this people 
 .35. 25. the congregation shall d. the slayer out of 
 I)eut.7.2\. he shall d. their kings into thy hand 
 
 2.3. 15. thou shalt not d. to his master the servant 
 
 25. 11. to d. her husband out of the hand of him 
 ,32. .39. any that can d. out of my hand. La. 43.13. 
 
 Josh. 2. 1.3. that ye will d. our lives from deatli 
 8 . 7 . for your »lod will d. it into your hand 
 20. 5. they shall not d. fhe slayer into his hand 
 Judy. 7 . 7 . anti d. the INlklianites into thine hand 
 
 10. + 1. after Abimelech arose Tola to d. Israel 
 
 11. 30. if thou shalt without fail d. the Ammonites 
 
 1.3. 5. Samson shall begin iod. Israel from Philist. 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 14. the coasts thereof did Israel d. 
 
 12. 21. after things which cannot profit nor d. 
 
 2.3. 4. I willt/. the Philistines, 2 Sam. 5. 19. 
 
 24.4. I will d. thine enemy into thine hand 
 
 28. 19 . the Txord will d. Israel to the Philistines 
 
 2 Sam. 14.16. the king will hear to d. his handmaid 
 20. + 6. lest Sheba d. himself from our eyes 
 
 1 Kings 18. 9. thou wouldest d. thy servant to Ahab 
 20. 1.3. I will d. this multitude into thy hand, 28. 
 22. 6. they said, go up, for the Lord shall d. it into 
 
 the king’s hand, 12. 15. 2 Citron. 18. 5, 11. 
 
 2 Kings \^. 18. he will i/. the Moabites into your hand 
 
 12.7. but d. it for the breaches of the house 
 
 18. .35. that Lord should d. .lerusalem, Isa. 36.20. 
 
 22.5. let them d. it into the hand of the w’orkmen 
 2 Citron. 25.15. who could not d. their own people 
 
 28.11. now hear me and d. the captives again 
 .32.13. were gods of nations able to d. their lands ? 
 
 14. that your God should lie able iod. you, I 7 . 
 Ezra 7 . 19 . those d. thou before the God of Jerusalem 
 Job 10 . 7 . there is none can d. out of thy hand 
 
 22. 30. he shall d. the island of the innocent 
 
 33. 28. he will d. his soul from going into the pit 
 Pi. 6. 4.7/. my soul, 17.13. 122.20. lil6.4.| 120.2. 
 7- 2. rending it w'hile there is none to d. 50. 22. 
 
 3,3. 17 . nor shall he d. any by his great strength 
 
 19 . to t/. their soul from death, and to keep alive 
 
 56.13. wilt not thou d. my feet from falling.' 
 
 72 .12. tor he shall d. the needy w hen he crieth 
 74 . 19 . O d. not the soul of thy turtle-dove 
 
 82. 4. d. the poor and needy out of hand of w icked 
 89.48. shall he d. his soul from hand of the grav c ' 
 Prov. 4. 9 . a crown of glory shall she d. to thee 
 
 6. 3. do this now, my son, and d. thyself 
 
 23.14. beat him, thou shalt d. his soul from hell 
 Eccl. 8.8. nor shall wickedness d. those given to it 
 
 7. ffl!.5.29.shall carry itaway safe, and noiie shall j it 
 
 29 .11. which men d. to one that is learned 
 
 31. 5. defending also he will d. it, and passing over 
 
 44.20. he cannot d. his soul, nor say, is there not 
 46. 2. they stoop, they could not d. the burden 
 
 47 .14. they shall not d. themselves from the flame 
 
 50.2. IS my hand shortened ? have 1 no power to d? 
 Jer. 15.9. the residue of them will I d. to the sword 
 
 18. 21. therefore d. up their children to the famine 
 
 20. 5. inoreover 1 w ill d. all strength of this city 
 
 21. 7 . afterwards I will d. Zedekiah from thesw ord 
 
 22.3. d. the spoiled out of the hand of the oppressor 
 
 43.11. he shall d. such as are for death to death 
 51. 6. flee out of P,ab. d. every man his soul, 45. 
 
 Ezek. 13. 21. I will d. my people out of your 
 
 fhaiKi, 23. 
 
 14.14. they should d. but their own souls, 20. 
 
 16. shall d. neither sons nor daughters, 18. 20. 
 
 33. 5. he that taketh warning shall d. his soul 
 34.10. for I will d. my flock from their mouth 
 JJan. 3. 29. there is no other god can d. after this sort 
 
 8. 4. nor w'as there any that could d. from fhe ram 
 7- none that could d. the ram out of his hand 
 
 /io^. 2.10. none shall d. her out of mine hand 
 Amos 2.14. neither shall the mighty d. himself 
 
 15. he that is swift of foot shall not d. himself 
 6.8. I will d. the city with ail that is therein 
 
 Mic. 5. 8. w lio teareth in pieces and none can d. 
 
 6.14. and thou shalt fake hold, but shalt not d. 
 
 Zech. 2 . 7 . d. thyself, () Zion, that dwellesf with 
 
 11.6.1 will d. every one into his neighbour’s hand 
 Mat. 10.21. the brother shall </. the brother to death 
 Acts 25. 16. not manner of Komans to d. man to die 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 5. d. such one to Sat. for destruct. of flesh 
 
 2 (for. 1.10. who delivered us from death, and doth d. 
 
 21'et. 2. 9. the Lord knowefh how io d. the godly 
 
 . 'DELIVER him. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 22. rid him, to d. him to his father again 
 42. . 37 . d. him info my hand, 1 will bring hipi to thee 
 J'.xod. 21. 1.3. but (jod will d. him into’hishand 
 Deut. 2. .3i). that he might d. him into thy hand 
 .3. 2. 1 willy/, /nw aim his people into thy hand 
 
 19 . 12. d. him into the hand of the avenger ot blrxxl 
 
 24. 13. in any case thou shalt d. him the pleiige 
 Jndg. 4 . 7 .1 willdraw'.''iseraand7/./i»7W into thy hand 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3.20. our part slial 1 be to d. hint info thy hand 
 
 2 •'•.ant. 14. 7- said, d. him that smote his brother 
 
 20. 21. d. him and 1 will depart from the < ity 
 Job 3.3. 24. d. him from going down to the pit 
 J‘sal. 22. 8. that he would d. him, let him d. him 
 41. 1. the Inrd w ill d. him in time of tr<<uble 
 
 2. thou wilt not d. him to the will of his enemies 
 71 . 11. and take him, for there is none to d. him 
 
 91 .14. hath set his love on me, theref. w ill 1 d. him 
 
 15. 1 will be w’ith him, w ill (/./i/wi, and honour him 
 J’rov. 19 . 19. if thou d. him, thou must do it again 
 Jer. 21. 12. d. him that is sjiciled from the oppress. 
 J zek. .33. 12. righteous, of righteous shall not d. him 
 Dan. 6 . 14. the king set his heart on Dan. fi. rf. him 
 Jonah 4. 6. might be a shadow to d. him from grief 
 Mat. 2(1. 19 . and shall t/. him to Gentile.s to crucify 
 
 him. Marl 10. .3.3. Luke 20 . 2i). Acts 21. 11. 
 
 26. 15. what will 3 e give, and 1 wilj d. him to you 
 
 27 . 43. let him d. him now, if he will have him 
 
 DI.LIVLR me. 
 
 Gen. .32.11. d. me 1 pray thee from the hantl of Esau 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . .'IT. he will d. me <nitof hand of fioliath 
 
 2.3. 11. w ill the men of Keilah d. me up / 12. 
 
 24.15. the Ld. be judge, and d. meoui of thy hand 
 
 26. 24. and let him d.'me out of all tribulation 
 .30. 15. nor d. me into the hands of m 3 ’ master 
 
 2 Sam. 3. H. Da. sent, saying, rf. we my wife Michal 
 
 1 Kings 20. 5. thou shalt d. me. thy silver and gold 
 Job 6. 23. d. me from enemies, P-. .31. 15. | 59. 1. 
 l^.sal. 7 . 1. U l ord, save me from them and d. me 
 
 25. 20. keep my soul, and d. me, for 1 trust in thee 
 
 27 . 12. d. me 11 '.t over to the will of mine enemies 
 31. 2. bow down thine ear tome, d. me si>eedily 
 .39. 8. d. me from my transgressions, make me not 
 
 40.13. be pleased to d. well 71 *. L make haste iod. me 
 43.1. O d. me from the deceitful and umust man 
 51. 14. d. from blood-guiltiness, () Gotl 
 
 59 . 2. d. me from the workers of iniquity, save me 
 69. 14. d. me out of the mire, and let *1110 not sink 
 18. draw' nigh to my soul, and redeem it, d. me 
 71 . 2. d. me in th 3 ’ righteousness, cause me. .31. 1. 
 4. d. me, O my God, out of hand of the wicked 
 109 . 21. because thy merc 3 ’ is good d. thou me 
 119 .134. d. me from the oppression of man 
 
 1.5.3. consider mine affliction, and d. me. 
 
 I. 54. plead m 3 ’ cause, and d. me, quicken me 
 170 . d. me according to thy word 
 
 140. i.d.meO I.d. from the evil man, preserve me 
 142. 6. d. me from my persecutors, for they are 
 
 14.3. 9. d. me from mine enemies, 1 flee unto thee. 
 144. 7- rid me, and d. me out of great waters 
 
 II. d. me from the hand of strange children 
 Jsa. 44. 17 . he saitli, d. me, for thou art m 3 ' God 
 Jer. .38. 19. I am afraid of the Jews, lest they d. me 
 Acts 25. 11. no man ma 3 ' d. meio them, I appeal 
 Rom. 7 . 24. w ho shall d. mi from the bod 3 ' of death 
 
 2 Tim. 4.18. the Ld. shall d. me from everv evil work 
 
 DELIVER thee. 
 
 Deut. 7 . 16. the people which the Lord shall d. thee 
 
 23.14. Ld. w'alketh in midst of thy camp to d. thee 
 Judg. 15. 12. to bind thee, that we may d. thee, 13. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 46. the Lord will d. thee into mine hand 
 
 23. _ 12. and the Lord said, they’ will d. theerrp 
 
 2 Kings 18. 23. T will d. thee two thousand horses 
 20. 6. and 1 will d. thee and this city. La. ;18. 6. 
 
 Job 5. 19 . he shall d. thee in six troubles, in seven 
 .36. 18. beware, then a great ransom cannot d. thee 
 l^s. 50. 15. T w ill d. thee, and thou shalt glorify me 
 91. .3. he shall d. thee from the snare of the fow ler 
 l^rov. 2. 12. to d. thee from the way of the evil man 
 
 16. to d. thee from the strange woman, the stranger 
 Tsa.57. 13. w hen thou criest, let thy companies^, thee 
 Jer. 1.8. I am w ith thee to d. thee, 19- I 15. 20, 21. 
 
 38. 20. but Jeremiah said, they shall not d. thee 
 
 39. 17 . I ■"ill d. thee in that day’, saith fhe Lord 
 
 18.1 will surely d. thee, ihou shalt not fall by sword 
 
 T.zck. 21, 31. d. thee into the hand of brutish men 
 
 2.3. 28. I willi/. thee to them whom thou hatest 
 
 25.4.1 -vvillT/. r/iee to men of the east for a possession 
 
 7 . 1 will d. thee for a spoil to the heathen 
 Dan. 6.16. thy God w horn thou servest w ill d. thee 
 20. is thy’ God able to d. thee from the lions .' 
 
 Ilos. 11. 8. how shall I d. thee, Israel, how shall T 
 Mat, 5. 25. judge d. thee to the oflicer, Luke 12. 58. 
 DELIVER them. 
 
 F.xod. .3. 8. I am come down to d. them, Acts 7 . .34. 
 Devt. 7 . 2. w hen the Lord thy God shall d. them, 2.3. 
 Josh. 11. 6. to-morrow w ill I d. them up all slain 
 Judg. 11. 9 . and if the T.ord d. them before me 
 20. 28. to-morrow I will d. them into thine hand 
 JSarti. 14. . 37 . w ilt thou d. t. 2 Sam. 5.19.1 C'/ir.l4.10- 
 
 1 A/w^j 8. 46. and rf./. to the enemy, 2 Kings 2 \. 14. 
 
 2 ]\ings 3. 10. to d. them into the hand of Moab. 13. 
 
 1 Citron. 14.10. L. said, 1 w ill d. them into thy hand 
 
 2 Citron. 6. .36. and d. th. over before tneir enemies 
 25. 20. for it came of God, that he might </. them 
 Keh._ 9. 28. and many times didst thou d. them 
 Job 5. 4. crushed, nefther is there any to d. them 
 J^sal. 22. 4. they trusted, and thou didst d. them 
 
 . 37 . 40. the T.onj shall help them, and d. them 
 106 . 4.3. many’ times did he d. them they provoked 
 Pro:-. 11.6. the righteousness of upright shall d. them 
 12. 6. the mouth of the upright shall d. them 
 
 24. 11. forbear to d. them that are drawn to death 
 Isa. 19 . 20. he shall send a Saviour and d. them 
 Jer. 24. 9. I w ill d. them to be removed, 29. 18. 
 
 29. 21. d. th. into hand of'Nebuchadrezzar, 46. 26 . 
 Ezek. 7 . 19. their gold shall not d. them, Zeph. 1.18. 
 
 34. 12. so will 1 seek and d. them out of all places 
 Amos 4.5. they can ied away to d. them up to E.dom 
 Zeeh. 11. 6. out of their liand I w ill not d. them 
 xlcts 7 . 25. that God by his hand would d. them 
 lieb. 2. 15. and d. them who through fear of death 
 
DEL 
 
 DEL 
 
 D EP 
 
 DELIVER ns. 
 
 Pent. 1. 27 . to d. ns into hand of Ainorites,’Jhj//. 7 . 7 * 
 Judff. 10. 15. d. us only, we pray thee, this day 
 
 20. 1.3. d. ns the men, the children ot Eelial 
 
 1 tdam. 4. 8. woe to ns, who shall d. tis out ot' hand 
 
 12.10. hut now d. out of hand of our enemies 
 
 2 Kinys IB. 30. the I., will d. us, 32. Isa. 30.15, 18. 
 
 1 Chron. 10.-.35. save and d. ns from the heathen 
 
 2 C/tion.32. 11. saying, the L. our God shall 
 Psal. 79 . 9. and ti. ns, and purne away our sins 
 Jer. 43. 3. to d. ns into the hand of the Chaldeans 
 Lam. 5. 8. none that doth d. ns out of their hand 
 Pan. 3. 17 . our God is able to d. ns and will d. us 
 Mic. 5. 0. thus shall he d. us from the Assyrians 
 Mat. 0. 13. but d. ns from evil, Luke 11. 4. 
 
 2 Vor. 1.10. in wh.om we trust that he \yill yet d. ns 
 Gal. 1. 4. that he might d. 71 s from this evil world 
 DELIVER you. 
 
 Ge«. 42. 31. so will I r/. y. your brother,shall traffic 
 Xec. 20, 20. they shall d. yo7i your bread by weight 
 Ltidy. 10.11. did not I d. from the Egyptians.^ 
 
 13. ye have forsaken me, j willrf. ymi no more 
 
 14. let them d. yen in the time, of tribulation 
 
 1 isam.'i. 3. he will d. yew from the Philistines 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . .39. he shall d.y. from all your enemies 
 
 18. 29. shall not be able to d. yim out ot his hand 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 14. be able to d. you out of mine hand 
 Isa. .36. 14. llezekiah sh.dl not be able to d. yon 
 40. 4. I will bear, I will carry, and will d. you 
 Lzek. 11. 9. I will d.you into hands of strangers 
 Pa7i. 3. 15. who is that God tliat shall d. yonf 
 Mat. 10. 17 . for they will d.you up, Mali 13. 9. 
 
 19 . but when they d.you up, 21. 9. Mark 13. 11. 
 
 DELIVER.ANCE. 
 
 Gen. 45 . 7 . G .sent me to save your lives by a great d. 
 Judg. 15. 18. thou hast given this great d. 
 
 1 kiant. 11. t 9. to-morrow ye shall have d. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. + 2. the d. was turned into mourning 
 
 2 Kitigsb. 1. by him the Lord had given d. to Syria 
 13. 17 . the arrow of the I.ord’s d. ot'd. from Syria 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 14. the Lord saved them by a great tZ. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 7. but I rvill grant them some d. 
 
 Lzra 9.13. and hast given us such d. as this 
 Lsth. 4. 14. then shall there d. arise to the .Tews 
 Psal. 18.50. great </. giveth he to his king, to David 
 
 32. 7 . thou shaltcompass me about with sonss oid. 
 Isa. 26. 18. we have not wrought any d. in the earth 
 Joel 2. 32. in Zion and in .Terusalem shall be d. 
 Chad. 17 . but upon mount Zion shall be d. 
 
 Luke 4. 18. he sent me to preach d. to the captives 
 Ileb. 11.35. otheis were tortured, not accepting</. 
 DELIVERANCES. 
 
 Psal. 44.4. thou art my King, command d. for .Jacob 
 DELIVERED. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 2. on every beast, info your hand are they d. 
 14. 20. God who d. tliine enemies into thy hand 
 25. 24. when her days to be d. were fulfilled 
 Lxod. 1. 19. are d. ere the midwives come to them 
 
 5 . 23. neither hast thou d. thy |)eople at all 
 12 . 27 . he smote the I'lgyptians, and d. our houses 
 
 18. 10. who hath d. people from under Egypt 
 Pent. 2. 36. the Lord our God d. all unto us 
 3. 3. God d. into our hands the king of Bashan 
 9. 10. the Lord d. unto me two tables of stone 
 31. 9 . and VIoses d. the law unto the priests 
 Josh. 21.44. the I^i. d. their enemies into their hand 
 Judg. 1. 4. he d. the Canaanites into their hand 
 .3, 31. after him was Shamgar, he also d. Israel 
 5. 11. they that are d. from the noise of archers 
 
 8 . 7 . when L. hath d. Zebah and Zalmunna 
 
 11. 21. the Lord d. Silion into the hand of Israel 
 
 16. 23. our god hath d. Samson our enemy, 24. 
 
 1 Sa7n. 4. 19^ Phinehas’ wife was near to he d. 
 
 17. 35. I smote him and d. it out of his mouth 
 ,30. 23. who d. the company that came against us 
 
 2 Sam. 21.6. let seven of Saul’s sons he d. to us 
 
 1 Kings 3. I 7 . and 1 was d. of a child with her 
 
 18. third day after I was d. this woman was d. 
 
 2 Kings 19 . 11. and shalt thou be d. l Isa. 37 . 11. 
 
 1 Chr. 11. 14. d. that parcel and slew Philistines 
 16.7- Iben on that day David d. this psalm 
 
 2 Chr. 23.9. lehoiada d. to the captains shields 
 
 34. 9 . they d. money was brniight into house of G. 
 
 15. and Ililkiah d. the book to Shaphan 
 Ezra 5. 14. the vessels were d. to Sheshbazzar 
 
 8. 36. and they d. the king’s commissions 
 JohQ^. .30. it is d. by the purenessof thine hands 
 23. 7- so should I be d. forever from my judge 
 29.12. because I a'.the poor that cried,and fatherless 
 22.5. they cried to thee, and were d. 
 
 33.10. a mighty man is not d. by much strength 
 .05. 18. he hath d. my soul in peace from battle 
 
 50.1.3. liast d. my soul from death, 86.13 | 110. 8. 
 
 60. 5. that thy beloveil may be d. 108. 6. 
 
 09 . 14. let me be d. from them that hate me 
 78. 61 . and d. his strength into captivity 
 Proi' 11.8. the righteous isd. out of trouble 
 
 9 . but through knowledge shall the just be d. 
 
 21. but the seed of the righteous shall be d. 
 
 28. 20, but whoso walketh’wisely shall be d. 
 
 P.ccl. 9 .15. poor wise man by wisdom he d. the city 
 Tsa. 20. 0. for lielp to be d. from the king of Assyria 
 
 29. 12. the book is d. to him that is not learned 
 .36.1<L and have they d. .Samaria out of my hand ' 
 38. 17 . thou hast d. it from the pit of corrupticn 
 49 . 24. or shall the lawful cajitive be d. ? 
 
 25.^and the prey of the terrilile shall be d. 
 
 6(). 7 . before pain came, she was d. of a man-child 
 Jer.'i. 10. we are d. todo all these abominations 
 
 20. 13. tor he hath d. the soul of tlie poor 
 
 32. 16. now when 1 had d. the evidence to Baruch 
 Lzek. .3. 19 , but thou hast d. thy soul, 21. | .3.3. 9. 
 
 14.10. as I live, they only shall be d. 18. 
 
 17 . 15. or shall he break the covenant and be d. ? 
 
 .31.14. for they are all d. unto death to the earth 
 32. 20. she is d. to the sword, draw her mu Itltudes 
 Pan.^3. 28. and d. his servants that trusted in him 
 
 6. 27 . who d. Daniel from the power of the lions 
 
 12. I. at that time thy people sliall be d. 
 
 Joel 2. .32. shall call on name of the Tx)r(l shall I.e d. 
 Smos 9. 1. and he that escapeth shall not be d. 
 Mtc. 4.10. go to Babylon, there shalt thou be d. 
 
 Hah. 2. 9 . that he may he d. from the power of evil 
 '■ at. 3.15. yea, they that tempt God are even d. 
 Mat. 11. 27 . all things are d. to me of my Lather, no 
 man knoweth .Son but the Latlier, Ltike 10. 22. 
 
 27 . 58. Pilate commanded the body to be d. 
 Mark't .13. thro’your tradition which ye ha\'e «Z. 
 
 10. .33. the Son ot man shal 1 be d. to the chief priests 
 15.15. released Barabbas, and d. Jesus, £Mke‘23. 25. 
 L7ike 1. 57 . time came that she should be d. 2. 6. 
 
 4. 6. that is d. to me, and to whom I will, 1 give it 
 
 17 . there was d. to him the book of Esaias 
 
 9. 44. Son of man shall be d. into hands of men 
 12. .58. .give diligence that thou mayest be d. 
 
 18. .32. for he shall be d. unto the Gentiles 
 John 16. 24. but as soon as she is d. of the child 
 
 18. ,36. that I should not be d. to the Jews 
 jlctsl. 2.3. him being d. by the counsel of God 
 
 15. .30. .ludas and Silas came to Ant. and d. epistle 
 
 23. .33. and they d. the epistle to the governor 
 27 .1. they d. Paul to one .lulius, a centurion 
 
 28. 17 . yet was 1 d. prisoner from ,Ierusalem 
 Po/n. 4. 25. was d. for our offences and raised again 
 
 7 . 6. now’ we are d. from the law, that being dead 
 
 8. 21. the creature itself sliall be d. from corruption 
 15. .31.1 may be d. from them that do not believe 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 11. are alway d. to death for .lesus’ sake 
 2 'J'hess. 3. 2. we may be d. from unreasonable men 
 
 1 Ti/n. 1.20. whom 1 have^/. to Satan, that they learn 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 17 . I w'as d. out of the mouth of the lion 
 rich. 11. 11. by faith Sarah was d. of a child 
 
 2 Pet. 2 . 7 . ^iid d. just I ot, vexed with the filthy 
 
 21. to turn from the commandment d. to them 
 Jude .3. for the faith which was once d. to the saints 
 Rev. 12. 2. travailing m birth, and pained to be 
 
 4. before the woman which w'as ready to be d. 
 
 See Hand, Hands. 
 
 DETdVLRED him. 
 
 Geti. . 37 . 21 . Reuben d. out of their hands 
 J.ev. 0. 2. in that w hich was d. him to keep, 4. 
 Pent. 2. .3.3. the Lord our God d. him before us 
 1 Kings 1.3. 20. therefore the Lord d. him to the lion 
 17 . 2.3. and Elijah d. him unto his mother 
 P'al. 7 . 4. yea, I have d. him that is mine enemy 
 Mat. 18.31. his Lord d. him to the tormentors 
 27- 2. and d. him to Pontius Pilate, Mark 15. 1. 
 
 18. that for envy they had d. him, Mark 15.10. 
 
 20. he d. him to be crucitied, John 19. 16. 
 
 Luke 7 . 15. and .L sus d. him to his mother 
 9.42. .lesus healed the child, and d.him to his father 
 
 24. 20. how our rulers d. him to be condemnecl 
 John 18. .30. we w'ould not have d. him to thee 
 diets 7 . 10. God d. him. out of all his afflictions 
 
 12. 4. Herod d. him to four quaternions of soldiers 
 DELIVERED me. 
 
 Exod. 18. 4. God d. me from the sword of Pharaoh 
 Judg. 12. 3. and w hen 1 saw that ye d. me not 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 3T. the Lord that d. me from the lion 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 18. he d. me from my strong enemy 
 
 20. hei/. me because delighted in me, Psal. 18.19. 
 49 . thou hast d. me from viole_nt man, Psal. 18. 48. 
 2 Kings 9.1. 10. Hilkiah the priest hath//. wie a book 
 Joh 16.11. God hath d. me to the ungodly 
 Psal. 18 . 17 . he d. me from my strong-enemies 
 
 4.3. hast d. me from the strivings of the people 
 .3-1. 4. the Lord heard, and d. rrie from all my fears 
 54. 7 . for he hath d. me out of all trouble 
 John 19. 11. he thatrf. me to thee hath greater sin 
 2 Tim. 3. 11. but out of them all the Lord d. me 
 DELIVERED Mee. 
 
 1 Sam.. 24. 10. the I,oi d d. thee to-day into my hand 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7- and 1 d. thee out of the hand of Saul 
 Psal. 81. 7- thou calledst in trouble, and I d. thee 
 Ezek. 16. 27 . 1 d. thee to \yill of them that hate thee 
 John 18. 35. the chief priests d. thee unto me 
 
 DELIVERED them. 
 
 Exod. 18. 8. Moses told how the Ixird d. them 
 Dent 5. 22. in tables of stone, and d. them to me 
 Judg. 3. 9. Lord raised up a deliverer, who d. them 
 2 Tiijigs 19 . 12. gods of nations d. them, Isa. .37.12. 
 2 Chr. 29. 8. hath d. them to trouble, to astonishment 
 Psal. 78. 42. w'hen he d. them from tlie enemy 
 107 . 6. and he d. them out of their distresses 
 20. and he d. them froni their destructions 
 Tsa. .34. 2. he hath d. them to the slaughter 
 Ezek. 16 . 21. d. them to cause them to pass thro’’ fire 
 Mat. 25. 14.calleil servants, and d. to them his goods 
 Luke 1. 2. even as they d. them to us eye-witnesses 
 
 19 . 13. he d. them ten iiounds, and said, occupy till 
 Acts 10. 4. they d. them the (lecrees for to keej) 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 2. keep oi'dinances, as I d. them to you 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 4. and d. them into c hains of darkness 
 
 DELI VERED?/p. 
 
 Num. 21. 3. and the T.ord d. up the Canaanites 
 Josh. 10.12. w hen the T.d. d. up Amorites before Isr. 
 iSam. IfL 28. i/.j/pthemen thatliftuptheirhand 
 Arm.si. 9. because they d. up the captivity to Edom 
 Chad. 14. nor shouldest have d. iipthose tbat remain 
 Mat. 4. 112. heard that John was d. tip into prison 
 Acts .3. 13. hath glorified his .‘^on whom yed. up 
 Rom. 8. 32. spared not his Son, but d. him tip for us 
 1 Cor. 15.24. when he sliall have (/. the king (lorn 
 Rev. 10. 13. death and hell d.np the dead in them 
 DELIVERE.D ns. 
 
 Exod.1. 19. an h'gyptian d. ns from the shepherds 
 Acts 6. 14. change the customs w Inch iMoses d. us 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. who d. us from so gweat a death 
 Col. 1. 1.3. hath d. us from the power of darkness 
 1 Thess. 1. 10. Jesus, who d. us from wrath to come 
 DELI VE.R ED yon. 
 
 Rom. 6 . 17 . ye obeyed the doctrine which w'as d.you 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 23. I received that which 1 d. you,lb. 3. 
 
 DELI VE.R EDS L, E.SL. 
 
 Keh. 9. 27 . thou d. them to enemies who vexed 
 Psal. .35. 10. who d. poor from him that spoileth him 
 Mic. 6. 14. w hat thou d. will I give up to the sword 
 Mat. 25. 20. T.ord, thou d. unto me live talents 
 
 22. and said, I.ord, thou d. unto me two talents 
 
 DELIVE.RE.R. 
 
 Judg. .3. 9. the I.ord raised up a d. to Israel, 15. 
 18. 28. there was no d.1 Sam. 14. I 0. Psal. 7 . + 2. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.1. the Lord is my rock and d. P.ml. 18.2. 
 Psal. 40. 17 . thou art iny'help anrl my d. 70. 5. 
 
 I^sal. 144. 2. my fortress, my high tower, and my d. 
 Acts 7 . 35. the same did God send to be a d. 
 
 Rom. 11. 26. there shall come out of Sion the d. 
 DELIVERETH. 
 
 Joh 36.15. he d. the poor in his affliction, opens ears 
 Psal. 18. 48. he d. me from mine enemies 
 34. 7 . about them that fear him, and d. them 
 17 . the I.ord d. them out of all their troubles, 19. 
 97- 10. he d. them out of the hand of the wicked 
 144. 10. -w ho d. Da\id from the hurtful sword 
 Prov. 10. 2. righteousness d. from death, 11.4. 
 
 14. 25. a true witness d. souls, but a deceitful 
 31. 24. and she d. girdles unto the merchant 
 Isa. 42.22. they are for a prey, and none d. 
 
 Dan. 0. 27 . God«/. and rescue'th, an>i worketh signs 
 Amos .3. 1 12. as shepherd d. out of mouth of lion 
 DELIVERING. 
 
 Exod. 5. t 2.3. d. thou hast not delivered thy people 
 Luke 21.12. d. you up to synagogues and into prisons 
 Acts 11. 4. d. into prisons both men and women 
 26. 17 . d. thee from the people and the Gentiles 
 DELIVERY. 
 
 Isa. 26. 17 . that draw'eth near the time of her d 
 DEI.U.SION. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 11, God shall send them strong d. 
 DELU.SION'S. 
 
 Isa. 00. 4. I also will choose their rf. and bring fears 
 D I’.M AND. 
 
 Dan. 4. 17 . the d. by the word of the holy ones 
 DEMAND, ED. 
 
 Exod. 5. 14. d. -w hy have ye not fulfilled your task t 
 1 Sam. 11. 7- David d. of Uriah how Joab did 
 Joh .38.3. I will d. of thee, answer thou, 40. 7- 142.4. 
 Dan. 1. 27 . the secret which the king hath d. 
 
 Mat. 1. 4. he d. w here Christ should be born 
 Luke 3. 14. the soldiers d. of him, w hat shall we do 
 17 . 20. and when he w'as d. of the Pharisees 
 Acts. 11. 33. the chief captain d. who he w'as 
 DEMON.S I RATION. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 4. but in d. of the .Spirit, and of power 
 DEN, S. 
 
 .Ttidg. 6. 2. the children of Israel made them d. 
 
 Joh 37 . 8. then the beasts go into d. and remaia 
 .38. 40. w hen they couch m their d. and abide 
 Psal. 10. 9. he lieth in wait as a lion in his d. 
 
 104. 22. they lay themselves down in their d. 
 
 Cant. 4. 8. look from Shenir, ffom the lions’ d. 
 
 Isa. 11. 8. shall put his hand on the cockatrice’d. 
 
 .32. 14. the towers shall be for d. forever 
 Jer. 7 . 11. is this house become a d. of robbers ? 
 
 9. 11. 1 will make Jerusalem nd. of dragons 
 
 10. 22. to make the cities of .ludah a d. of dragons 
 Dan. 6. 7 . he shall be cast into the d. pf lions, 12. 
 
 10. and they cast him into the d. of lions 
 
 19 . the king arose and went in haste to the d. 
 
 2.3. they should take Daniel up out of the d. 
 
 24. and they cast them into the d. of lions 
 Amos 3. 4. will a young lion cry out of his d. f 
 Nah. 1. 12. the lion filled his d. w'ith ravin 
 Mat. 21. 13. my house be called house of prayer, 
 but ye have made it a d. of thieves, Mark 11. 17 . 
 Ileh. 11. 38. they w andered in deserts and in d. 
 
 Rev. 6.15. bonciman and freeman hid themsel. in d. 
 DENY. 
 
 .Tosh. 24. 27 . be a witness, lest ye your God 
 
 1 Kings 1. 16. I ask of thee, d. me not, Prov. 30. 7. 
 ,Toh 8. 18. if he destrov him, then it shall d. him 
 Prov. 30. 9 . lest I be full and d. thee, and say 
 Mat. 10. 3.3. w hosoever shall d. me, him will 1 d. 
 
 10. 24. let him d. himself, 8. 34. Luke 9.13. 
 
 20. 31. Jesus said to hini, before the cock crow thou 
 shalt d. me thrice, 75 . MarklA. .30,72. 
 .35. die with thee, yet will I not </.thee,Mrtrr^ 14.31. 
 Luke 20. 27 . w'hich d. there is any resurrection 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 12. if we d. him, he also will d. us 
 
 13. yet he abideth faithful, he cannot d. himself 
 Tit. 1. 10. that know God, but in works they d. him 
 
 DENIED. 
 
 Gen. 18. 15. Earah d. saying, 1 laughed not 
 1 Kings 20.7. he sent to me, and 1 d. him not 
 Joh 31. 28. for 1 should have d. God that is above 
 Mat. 20. 70 . Peter d. before them all, saying, 1 know 
 not, 72 . Mark 14.70. Luke 11. 57. John 18.25, 27. 
 Luke 8. 45. when all d. that thev touchetl him 
 
 12. 9. who denies shall be d. before the angels of G. 
 John 1.20. John confessed, and d. not, 1 am not Chr. 
 
 13. ,38. shall not crow', till thou hast d. me thrice 
 Acts .3. 13. whom ye d. in the presence of Pilate 
 
 14. but ye the holy One and the just 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 8. he hath d. the faith, and is worse than 
 Rev. 2.13. lioldest fast my name, and not d. my faitli 
 
 3. 8. hast kept my word, and hast not d. my name 
 DENIETH, ING. 
 
 Luke 12. 9. but he that d. me before men, be denied 
 
 2 Tim. .3.5. having a form of godline.ss, but d. power 
 Tit.1. 12. teaching us, that d. ungodliness and lust* 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. even d. the T.ord that bought them 
 
 1 .John 2. 22. is a liar, that d. Jesus is the Christ 
 
 23. wlio d. the Son, the same hath not the Eatlier 
 Jude 4. d. the only T.ord God, and our I.ord Jesus 
 DENOUNCE. 
 
 Dcut. 30.18.1 d. this dav, that ye shall surely perish 
 DLT’AR'L. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9. if thou d. to the right hand, I will go 
 Exod. 18. 17 . Moses let his father-in law d. 
 
 .33. l.d. thou and the people thou ha.st brought up 
 'Sum. 10. .30. I will (/. to mine own land and kindred 
 Dent. 9 . 7 . from the dav thou didst d. out ot Egypt 
 .Tosh. 24.28. so Joshua let the people d. to inheritance 
 .Tndg. 19. 5. the T.evite rose up to d.7- 8, 9. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 5. and God said, abide not in the hold,<f. 
 
 29. 10. as soon as ye be up and have light, d. 
 
 11. David and his men rose up to d. in the morn, 
 .30. 22. that they may lead them away and d. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 12. and to-morrow 1 w ill let thee d. 
 
 1.5. 14. make, speed to d. lest he overtake us 
 
 1 Kings 11. .5. d. for three days, then come ag. to lat. 
 Joh 20. 28. the increase of his house shall d. 
 
 Isa. 11. 13. the envy also of Ephiaim shall d. 
 
 52.11, rf. ye, rf. ye, go out from tlience, t am.A.l&. 
 .54. 10. for the inoimtains shall d. and the hills 
 Jer. 50. 3. they snail d. both man and beast 
 
DEP 
 
 DEP 
 
 DES 
 
 2. 10. arise ye, and d. this is not vour rest 
 :^ech. 10. 11. the sceptre of Egypt shall asvay 
 Mat 8. .14. would c/.outot their coasts, Mar/cT). IJ. 
 
 10. 14. when ye d.out of that house or city, shake 
 off tlie (lust of your feet, Mark 6. 11. Luke 0.4. 
 LvkeQ.. 29. now lettest thou tliy servant i/. in peace 
 13. 31.(/. hence, for lleiod will kill thee 
 
 21. 21. let them which are in the midst i/. out of it 
 John'i. 3. they said, d. lienee and go into .ludea 
 
 13.1. when .lesus knew he should d. out of world 
 
 10.7. hut if f d. I will send him unto you 
 Acts 16. 36. now therefore d. and go in peace 
 
 39. and desired them to d. out of the city 
 
 20.7. Paul preach, to them ready to d. on morrow 
 
 22. 21. for 1 will send thee to the (ientiles 
 25. 4. that he himself would d. shortly thither 
 
 27 .12. the more part advised to d. thence also 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .11. hut if she d. let her remain unmarried 
 
 15. but if the unbelieving d. let him d. 
 
 Phil. 1 . 23. a desire to d. and to be with Christ 
 Jam. 2.16. say to them, d. in peace, be ye clothed 
 DlsPA R'j j'rorn. 
 
 Exod. B. 11 . and the frogs shall d. from thee 
 29. that the swarms of fiiesmay d. from Pharaoh 
 21 . 22 . hurt a woman, so that her fruit d. from her 
 Lev. 25. 41. and then shall he d.from thee 
 Plum. 16.26. d. from the tents of these wicked men 
 Beat. 4. 9. take heed, lest they//./w« thy heart 
 Judfj. 7- 3 . who is fearful, let him d.from Cilead 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 6 . d.fromi\\G. Amalekites, lest I destroy 
 
 2 Sam. 12.10. the sword shall never d.from thy house 
 
 20.21. deliver .Sheba, and 1 w'ill d.from the city 
 
 1 Kings 15.19. that he may d. from me, 2 Chr. 16.3. 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 31. and God moved them io d.from him 
 Job 21. 14. they say to God, d. from us, 22. I 7 . 
 
 28. 28. and to d. Jrom evil is understanding 
 Psal. 6 . 8 . d. from me, all ye workers of iniquity. 
 
 Mat. 7 . 23. L7ike 13. 27. 
 34. 14. d.from evil, and do good, .37- 27- 
 101. 4. a froward heart shall d. from me 
 119 . 115. d. from me, ye evil doers, for I will keep 
 139.19. d. f)om me therefore, ye bloody men 
 Prov. 3. 7 . fear the Lord, and d. from evil 
 
 13. 14. to d.from the snares of death, 14. 27- 
 19 . but it is abomination to fools to d. from evil 
 
 15. 24. that he rivdy d. from hell beneath 
 
 16. 6. by the fear of the Lord men d.from. evil 
 
 17 . the highway of the upright is to d. from evil 
 Isa. 14, 25. his burden d.from off their shoulders 
 Jer. 6 . 8 . be instructed, lest my soul d.from thee 
 
 17 . 13 . that d.from me shall be written m the earth 
 31. 36. if those ordinances d. from before me 
 
 37 . 9, the Chaldeans shall surely d. from us 
 Ezek. 16. 42. my jealousy shall rf./rewthee 
 Jios. 9 . 12. woe also to them when 1 d. from them 
 Mat. 25.41. d.from me ye cursed, into everlast. tire 
 Markf). 10. there abide, till ye d.from that place 
 Enke 5.8. d. from me, for 1 am a sinful man, O Lord 
 
 8. 37 . Gadareries be.sought him to d.fromi\\e.m 
 Acts 1. 4. that they should not d. from .ferusalem 
 
 18. 2. commanded ail the .lews to d.from Home 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 10. let notthe wife rf.//■<?»( her husband 
 
 2 Cor. 12.8. I besought I.x>rd that it might d.from me 
 
 1 JVot. 4.1. in latter times some shall d. from the faith 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. that nameth Christ d.from iniquity 
 
 Not DEPART. 
 
 Gen. 49.10. the scepti e shall not d. from .Tudah 
 Josii. 1.8. this book of the law shall not d. meditate 
 Judg. 6. 18. d. not hence, 1 pray thee, till 1 corne 
 2 Sam. 7 . 15. but my mercy shall not d. from him 
 22. 23. as for his statutes, 1 did not d. from them 
 2 Chron. 35.15. they might not d. from their service 
 Job 7 . 19. how long wilt thou not d. from me ? 
 
 15. 30. he shall 7wt d. out of darkness, the flame 
 Psal. 55.11. deceit and guile d. not from her streets 
 Prov. 3. 21. let them not d. from thine eyes, 4. 21. 
 5. 7 . hear me, and d. not from words of my mouth 
 
 17 .13. evil for good, evil shall not d. from his house 
 22. 6. w'hen he is old he will not d. from it 
 
 27 . 22. yet will not his foolishness d. from him 
 Isa. 54.10. but my kindness shall not d. from thee 
 
 59 . 21 . mycov. my Spirit, and words, shall wcii/. 
 Jer.32.40. put my tear,that they shall 7wt d. from me 
 
 . 37 . 9 . the Chaldeans, for they shall 7wt d. 
 
 Mat. 14.16. tliey need 7iot rf. give ye thern to eat 
 E7ikeA. 42. stayed him, thatshould 7iot d. from them 
 12, 59 . thou Shalt not d. thence, till thou hast paid 
 DEPARJ El). 
 
 Gen. 12. 4. so Abraham d. as the I.ord had spoken 
 
 14. 12. they took Lot asid d. ll 21. 14. llagarf/. 
 
 24.10, Eliezer d. jl 26.17- Isaac d. 1| 31.55. Laban d. 
 37 . 17 . and the man said, they are d. hence 
 
 42. 26. they laded their asses with corn, and d. 
 
 45. 24. he sent his brethren away, and they d. 
 Num. 12. 9 . anger of the L. was kindled, and he d. 
 
 22 . 7 . and the elders of Moab and Midian d. 
 
 Josh. 2. 21. she sent the spies away, and they d. 
 Judg. 9. 55. d. every man to his place, 2-Saw. 6.19. 
 
 18. 7 . then the five men d. and came to I.aish, 21. 
 
 19 . 10. the Levite d. H 21. 24. Israel d. thence 
 
 1 Sam. 5.5. did they not let Israel go, and they d. ? 
 20.42. David d. 22. l.:5. I| 2 Sam. 12.15. so N ath. d. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 24. nor washetl from the day the king d. 
 
 1 Kmgs 12. 5. and the people d. 2 Chron. 10. 5. 
 
 14. 17 . and .Jeroboam’s wife arose and ^/. to 'J irza 
 
 19. 19 . Elijah d. and found Elisha, 2 Kings 1. 4. 
 
 20. 9 . the messengers d. and brought wmril again 
 .38. so the prophets, and waited for the king 
 
 2 Kings 5. 5. M aam. d. ll 10.12. .lehu arose and d. 15. 
 19. 36. so Sennacherib d. and went, Isa. .37. 37 . 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 4.3. all people d. every man to his house 
 
 21. 4. wherefore Joab d. and went through Israel 
 
 2 Chr. 21. 20. .lehoram d. without being desired 
 Psal. 105. 38. Egypt w'as glad when they d. 
 
 Isa. 38.12. mine ageisrf. and removed From me 
 Jer. 41.10. TshmaeU to go over to the Ammonites 
 Earn. 1.6. from daughter of Zion all her beauty is d. 
 Mat. 2. 9. when had'heard the king, wise men d. 12. 
 
 14. Joseph and Mary arose, and d. into Egypt 
 4.12. Jesus J. 9 . 27 . 111.1. I 12. 9. 113. 5.3.1 14. 13. 
 
 1 15.21,29. 116. 4.1 19.15. 
 27 . 5 . Judas J.ll Lukel,2‘i. Zachariasrf. to his house 
 102 
 
 Mark 1. 35. Jesus d. 6. 46. I 8. 13. T.iike A. 42. 
 
 John 4. 3,4.3. 1 6. 15. | 12. .‘lO. 
 Lnke 5.25. he d. to his own house, glorify ing God 
 
 7 . 24. when the messengers of John were d. 
 
 8. .35. the nian out of v, horn the devils were d. 
 
 ]ii. 30. the thieves wounded him an(i d. 
 
 .35. on the morrow when the .Samaritan d. 
 
 John 5. 15. the man d. and told the .1 ew s it wa.s Je.sus 
 Acts ll). 7. when the angel d. I| 11.25. Barnabas.'. 
 12. 17 . Peter d. li 1.3. 4. they d. to .Seleucia 
 14.20.Paul d. II 15.39.Paul and Barnabas (■/.asunder 
 16.40. Paul and Silas o'. H 18.7.Paul d.25. I 20.1,11. 
 21. 5. we</. and went our way, 8. | 28. 10,11. 
 
 28. 29. when he said these words, the .lews d. 
 
 2'J'im. 4.10.Demas forsaken me,is d. to Thessidonica 
 Philem. 15. for perhaps he therefore d. for a season 
 Rev. 6. 14. and tlie heaven d. as a scroll rolled 
 DEBAR ! 1,1) from. 
 
 Gen. 26. 31. they arose and d. from Isaac in peace 
 .31.40. thus was 1, my slee|) d.from mine eyes 
 Exud. 19. 2. they were d.f. Itephidim, N7im. .3.3.15. 
 .35. 10. all Israel (/./row the presence ofMoises 
 Lev. 1.3. 58. if the plague be d.from them, then 
 Nnm. 10. .33. they d. from the mount of the Lord 
 
 12. 10. the cloud d.from off the tabernacle 
 
 14. 9. their defence is d.from them, fear not 
 
 33. 3. they d.from Kameses ! 6. d.from Succoth 
 
 8. d.from Pi-hahiroth || 13. d. from Dophkah 
 
 All their departures set dowri to veise 49. 
 Deut. 1. 19. and when we d.from Iloreb, we went 
 Judg. 16. 20. he wist not that f-«rd was d. f. him 
 1 Sam.A. 21. saying, the glory is d.from Israel,22. 
 10.2. when thou art d.from me, thou shalt find 
 
 15. 6. Kenites (/.Jfow among the Amalekites 
 
 16. 14. the Spirit of the I.ord (/./row .Saul, 18. 12. 
 23. was refreshed, and the evil .•spirit(/. Jfow him 
 
 28. 15. God is d. froin me, and ansvvereth me not 
 
 16. ask of me, seeing the Ixird is d.from thee 
 
 1 Kings 20. 36. as soon as thou art d. f 10771 me 
 
 2 Kings .3. 27. they d.from him to their own land 
 5. 19. so he d. from E'-fisha a little w'ay, 8. 14. 
 
 19. 8. Sennacherib d.fro7n E.achish, Isa. .37. 8. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 25. and wnen they were d. from him 
 KzraV>.?>\- then we d.fiw/i the river of Ahava 
 Psal. 18. 21. and have not wickedly d.frommy G. 
 l.sa. 7 . 17 . from the day that I'lphraim’(/.Jrow Jiid. 
 ./or. 29 . 2 . and the smiths were d.from Jerusalem 
 
 . 37 . 5. the Chaldeans heard they (/.J'row Jerusalem 
 Ezek. 6.9. their whorish heart which hath d.from me 
 10.18. the glory of the I^ord d.from the threshold 
 Dan. 4.31. O king, the kingdom is d.from thee 
 Hos. 10. 5. for the glory of Sam aria is d.from it 
 Mat. 15. 29. and .lesus d. /row thence, and came 
 19 .1. had finished these sayings, he (/./row Galilee 
 20 . 29 . astheyJ./row Jericno, a multitude followed 
 24. 1. Jesus went out and d. from the temple 
 28. 8. they d. quickly from the sepulchre 
 Mark 1. 42. the leprosy d. from him, l.uke5. 13. 
 Luke 1. .38. and the angel d.from Mary 
 4. 1.3. the devil d. from him for a season 
 
 9. 33. as they d. from him, Peter said to Jesus 
 Acts 5. 41. they d.from the presence of the council 
 
 12.10. and forthwith the angel d.f 70 m him 
 
 13. 14. they came when they had d.from Perga 
 15. .38. .lohn d. from them from Pamphylia 
 
 17 . 33. Paul d.frorn them, 18.1.1 19. 9. Phil. 4.15. 
 19.12. diseases d. from them, and evil spirits w'ent 
 
 out 
 
 Rev. 18. 14. and the fruits that thy soul lusted after 
 are </./row thee, and all things dainty' are d. 
 DEPARTED not f/wn. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.22. I have not d.from my G. Psal. 18.21. 
 2 Kings 3. .3. he d. not therefrom, 1.3.2. 
 
 10. 29. Jehu d. not /row the sins of Jeroboam, -who 
 made Israel to sin, to wit, golden calves, 31. 
 
 I 1.3. 6,11.1 14. 24. I 15. 9, 18. 1 17- 22. 
 
 18. 6. Ilezekiah d. not from following the T^ord 
 
 2 Chr. 8.15. d. not from commandment of the king 
 
 20. 32. Jehoshaphat d. not from the way of Asa 
 .34. .33. they d. not from following the Imrd 
 
 Nell. (J. 19 . tlie cloud (/. nor/row them by day 
 Psal. 119. 102. I have 7iot (/./row thy judgments 
 Luke 2. 37 . Anna d.7iotfrom the ternp.but served God 
 DEPAR TED 07it. 
 
 Gen. 12. 4. was 75 years old when he (/. oitto^ flaran 
 Dent. 24. 2. and when she is d. out of his house 
 Judg. 6. 21. angel of the I.ord d. out of his sight 
 
 17 . 8. the Levite d. out of Beth-leliem-judah 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 13. David and his men d. emtoi Keilah 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 8. and Uriah d. out of the king’s house 
 Mai. 2. 8. yearei/. out of the way, ye have corrupt. 
 Mat. 17 .18. rebuked the devil, and he d. out of him 
 
 DEIPARTED not out. 
 
 Exod. 33. 11. Joshua d. not out of the tabernacle 
 Nurn. 14. 44. the ark and IMos. d. 7iot out of the camp 
 DEBAR BETH. 
 
 Job 27. 21. the wind carrieth him a-\vay, and he d. 
 Prov. 11.122. so is a fair worn, who d. from discret. 
 
 14. 16. a wise man feareth, and d. fi om evil 
 Eccl. 6.4. he cometh in with vanity, and d. in dark. 
 J.sa. 59 . 15. he that d. from evil malceth hims. a prey 
 Jer. 3. 2i). as a wife treacherously d. from her husb. 
 
 17 . 5. cursed be the man whose hearts, from L. 
 Nah. 3. 1. woe to the bloody city, the prey d. not 
 Luke 9 . 39 . and bruising him, hardly d. from him 
 DEBAR I l iNG. 
 
 Gen. 35.18. as her soul was in d. she called his name 
 Kxod. 16. 1. after their d. out of the land of Egypt 
 Isa. 59. 13. in lying and d. away from our God 
 Da7i.9. 5.we have sinned ,by (/.from thy precepts,! 1. 
 Jjfls. 1. 2. have committed whoredom d. fiom J^ord 
 Mark5. 33. the people saw them d. and knew him 
 7 . 31. and d. from the coast of 'Ey re and .'^idon 
 Acts 13.13. John d. from them, returned to Jenis. 
 20. 29 . 1 know after my (/. sliall wolves enter in 
 Jieb.S. 12. an evil heart, in d. fiom the living God 
 11. 22. Joseph made mention of thee/, of Israel 
 DEPAIEl U RE. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 18. the isles shall be troubled at thy d. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6. and the time of my d. is at hand 
 DEPERD. 
 
 Job 22. t 2. doth his good success d. thereon 
 
 DE’.POSED. 
 
 Da7L. 5. 20. he was d. from his kingly throne 
 DEPRIVED. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 45. hy should I be (/. of both in one day i 
 Job. . 39 .17- because God hath d. her of wisiiom 
 Isa. 38.10. 1 am d. of the residue of my years 
 DEPRIVING. 
 
 Psal. 35.112. me evil for good, to the d. of my soul 
 DflPl II. 
 
 Job 28.14. the d. saith, it is not in me, and sea saith 
 .‘18.16. or hast thou walked in search of the d.' 
 
 Psal. 33. 7- he layeth up the i. in store houses 
 69.12. 1 sink in the mire of (/. where there is no 
 Prov. 8- 27- when he set a compass on face of the d. 
 
 25. 3. heaven for height, ami the earth for d. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 11 . ask it either in the d. or in the height 
 Jo7iah 2.5. the (/.closed me round about,w (jcds wrapt 
 Mat. 18.6. better he were drowned in the d. of the sea. 
 Mark A. 5. because it had ood. of earth, it withered 
 Rom. 8 . 39. nor d. separate us from the lo\ e of GmJ 
 11. .33. O the d. of the riches both of the wisdom 
 Eph. 3.18. w liat is breadth and d. of love of L'lurist 
 DEPllES. 
 
 Exod. 15. 5. the d. have coi ered them, they sank 
 8 . the d. were congealed in the heart of the sea 
 Deut.?,. 7 . therf. that spring out of valleys and hills 
 Psal. 68 .22. bi ingmy people from the ((. of the sea 
 71 . 20 . shall bring me up from the d. of the earth 
 77-16. the waters were afraid, the d. -w ere troubled 
 78.15. he gave them drink as out of the great d. 
 
 106, 9 . he led them thro’ the d. as thro’ w ilderness 
 
 107 . 26. they mount up, they go down again to d. 
 130.1. out of the d. have 1 cried to thee, f) !x)rd 
 Prov. .3. 20 . by his know ledge the d. are broken up 
 
 8. 24. when there were no d. 1 was brougi t forth 
 9.18. and that her guests are in the d. of hell 
 
 Isa. 51.10. that hath made the d. of the sea a w ay 
 Ezek. 27- -34. thou shalt be broken in d. of w aters 
 Mic. 7 . 19. will cast their sins into the d. of the sea 
 Rev. 2. 24. which have not known tlie d. of 8ataii 
 DEPUTED. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 3. but there is no man d. of the king 
 DEPUIY. 
 
 1 Kings 22.47. was no king in E'dom, a d. was king 
 xJets 13. 7 . a -orcerer B.arj^us w no was with the d. 
 
 8. seeking to turn away the d. from the faith 
 18. 12. and when Gallio was the d. of Adiaia 
 DEPU'l lES. 
 
 Esth.Q.9. it was written to d. and rulers of province.s. 
 
 9. 3. and the d. and officers lielped the Jews 
 Acts 19 . there are d. let them implead one another 
 
 DERIDE. 
 
 Ilab. 1.10. they shall d. every strong hold, heap dust 
 DERIDED. 
 
 Luke 16.14. Pharisees heard these things, and (/.him 
 23.35. the rulers also w ith the people d. him 
 DER 1.810 N. 
 
 .Tob ,30.1. that are younger than 1, have me in d. 
 Psal. 2. 4. the Lord shall have them in d. 
 
 44.1.3. a d. to them that are round about us, 79. 4. 
 
 59 . 8. thou shalt have all the heathen in d. 
 
 119 . 51. the proud have had me greatly in d. 
 
 Jer. 20. 7 .1 am in d. daily |18. was made a d. daily 
 48. 26. and Moab also shall be in d. .39. 
 
 27 . for was not Israel a d. unto thee ? 
 
 Lam. 3.14. 1 wasac/. to my people and song all day' 
 Ezek. 23. .32. thou shalt drink, and be had in d. 
 
 .36. 4. to cities which became a d. to the heathen 
 ILos. 7 . 16. this shall be their d. in the land of Egypt 
 DEiSCEND. 
 
 Num. 34. 11. the border shall d. and reach to sea 
 1 Sam. 26.10. he shall d. into battle and pei ish 
 Psal. 49. 17 . his glory shall not d. after him 
 65.110. thou c:ausest rain d. into the furrow s 
 104. t8. the mountains toascend, the valleys d. 10. 
 E.zek. 26.20. with them that d. into the pit, 31.16. 
 Mark 15. 32. let Christ d. now from the a oss 
 rlcts 11. 5.1 saw vision, certain vessel d. great sheet 
 Rom. 10 . 7 . or who shall d. into the deep 
 1 Thess. 4.16. Ld. shall d. from heaven with a shou. 
 DESCEINDKD. 
 
 Exod. 19.18. because the Lord d. on Sinai in fire 
 .33. 9 . the cloudy pillar d. || 34. 5. d. in a cloud 
 Deut. 9 . 21. the brook that d. out of the mount 
 Josh. 2. 23. so the tw o men d. from the mountaia 
 J^sal. 133. 3. as dew that d. on mountains of Zion 
 Prov. 30.4. who hath ascended up to heaven, or d. 
 Mat. 7 . 25. the rain d. and the Hoods came, 27 . 
 
 28. 2. for the angel of the Lord d. from heaven 
 Luke5.22. the Holy Ghost d. in a bodily shape 
 Acts 24.1. Ananias the high-priest d. w ith the elders 
 Eph. 4.10. he that d. is the same that ascended 
 
 DESCENDETH. 
 
 Jam. 3.15. this wisdom (/.not from above but sensual 
 DESCENDING. 
 
 Gen. 28.12. top of ladder reached to heaven, and the 
 angels of God ascending and d. John 1.51. 
 Tsa. 15. + .3. every one shall howTc/. into weeping 
 Mat. 3.16. he saw the Spirit of God d. Mark 1.10. 
 Joh7i 1. .32. 1 saw Spirit d. from heaven like a dove 
 ,33. on whom thou shalt see Spirit d. and remaining 
 Acts 10.11. a vessel d. as it had been a gi eat sheet 
 Rev. 21.10. that gr eat city d. out of hea\ en from G. 
 DESCENT. 
 
 1. + 4. as waters that are ix)ured down a d. 
 Luke 19. .37- w hen come nigh at d. of mount Olives 
 lleb.7 .3. ^lelchisedec w ithout father, mother, and (/, 
 6. but he w hose d. is not counted from them 
 DE.SCRIRK, ED, EIH. 
 
 Josh. 18. 4. they shall go through land and d. it, 6,8 
 
 8. Joshua charged them that went to d. the laiM 
 
 9 . and they' d. if by cities into seven parts in a book 
 Judg. 8.14. he d. to l)im the princes of Succoth 
 i\’c/w.4.6. even as David also(/. blessedn.of theman 
 
 10. 5. for Moses d. the righteousness of the law 
 DESCRIP 1 ION. 
 
 Josh. 18. 6. and ye shall bring the d. hither tome 
 DESCRV. 
 
 Judg. 1. 23. the house of Joseph sent to d. Bethel. 
 DESERl. 
 
 Exod. 3.1. he led his flock to the backside of the d. 
 5.3. let us go tliree days’ journey into the d. 
 
DES 
 
 DES 
 
 DES 
 
 Exod. 19.2. and they were corne to the d. of .^inai 
 *>.3. 31. I will set thy bounds from d. to the river 
 Hum. 20.1. tlien Israel came into the d. of Ziu 
 27.14. for ye rebelled against me in the d- of Zm 
 
 33. 16. and they removed froni the d. ot Sinai 
 2 Chron. 26. 10. Uzziah built towers in the d. 
 
 Job 24. 5. as wild asses in the d. go they forth 
 Psal. 75. t 6. promotion comefh not from the d. 
 
 78. 40. how oft did they grieve him in the d. / 
 
 102.6. I am like a pelican, an owl of the d. 
 
 106. 14. but lusted and tempted (4od inthe d. _ 
 Jsa. 13 21. but w'ild beasts ot d. shall lie there, their 
 houses full of doleful creatures, 34.14. Jer. 50. 39. 
 21. 1. as whirlwdnds, so it cometh from the d. 
 
 35. 1. the d. shall rejoice H 6. streams in the 
 
 40. 3. make straight in d. a high-way lor/our God 
 
 41. 19. I will set in d. the lir-tree and the pine 
 43. 19- I will even make rivers in the d. 20. 
 
 51 3. will make her d. like the garden of the I.ord 
 Jer. 17 . 6. for he shall be like the heath in the d. 
 
 25.24. people that dwell in d. shall drink after them 
 50. 12. Chaldea shall be a dry land and a d. 
 
 Etelc. 47. 8. these waters go down into tiie d. 
 
 Mat. 24. 26. if they say, behold, he is in the d. 
 
 John 6. 31. our fathers did eat manna in the d. 
 
 AcisS. 26. from Jerusalem to Gaza, which is d. 
 DESKRT /W. 
 
 Dent. .32.10. he found him in a d. land, he led him 
 Prov. 21, 119. better dwell in the land of the d. 
 DESl'jR I' place. 
 
 Marie. 31. come ye yourselves into a d. place 
 32. depart, into a d. place. Mat. 14.13. Luke 4.4~. 
 .35. this is a </./i/rtce. Mat. 14. 15. LukeO. 12. 
 
 Luke 9. 10. he went aside privately into a d. place 
 DESERTS. 
 
 Isa. 48. 21. thirsted not when he led them through d. 
 Jer. 2. 6. the T.ord that led us through a land ot d. 
 
 5. t 6. a wolt of the d. shall spoil them 
 Dzek. 13. 4. thy prophets are like foxes in the d. 
 Luke 1. 80. John was in the d. till his shewing to Isr. 
 Ueb. 11. 38. they wandered in d. and in mountains 
 DESERT. 
 
 Psal 28. 4 . after work of hands, render them their d. 
 DESERTS. 
 
 Ezek. 7. 27. according to their d. will I judge them 
 
 dI^'serve. 
 
 Ezra 9.13. hast punished less than our iniquities d. 
 DESERVETII. 
 
 Job 11. 6. God exacteth less than thy iniquity d. 
 DESERVIISG. 
 
 Judo. 9.16. done to iiim according to d. of his hands 
 DESIRE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Lxmging, or uishing, 1 Sam. 23. 20. 
 [2] 'I'he prayer, request, or longing oj the .soul, 
 for some spiritual or bodily good things, ichereoj 
 it feels a want, Psal. 145. 19. fS] L,ove, or aj- 
 fection. Cant. 7. 10- Dan. 11. 31. [f] Hope, 
 or expectation, 1 Sam. 9. 20. [5] An tnehna.- 
 tion to, or delight in, the pleasures of hfe, Ecc\. 
 
 12. 5. [61 A wife, called the desire of the 
 
 eyes, Ezek. 2-4. 16. [71 Hinful lusts and affec- 
 
 Thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall 
 rule over thee, Gen. 3. 16. 'Ihy desires or re¬ 
 quests shall he referred, or submitted, to thy hus 
 hand's will and pleasure, to grant or deny them, 
 as he sees fit. Thou shalt he obliged to such a 
 subjection, as shall be many times against thy 
 will, and be uneasy to thee. 
 
 Gen. 3. t 6. saw that the tree was a d. to the eyes 
 
 16. thy d. shall be to thy husband, he shall rule 
 4. 7, to thee shall be his d. thou shalt rule over him 
 Deut. 18. 6. and come with all the d. of his mind 
 21. 11. and hast a d. to her, to have her to wife 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 20. and on whom is all the d. of Israel ? 
 
 23. 20, come down accord, to all the d. ot tliy soul 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3, 5. this is all my salvation, and all my d. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 8. 1 will do all thy d. cpncernmg timber 
 
 9. thou shalt accomplish my d. in giving food 
 
 10. according to all Solomon’s rf. 9. 11. 
 
 9.1. Solomon had finished building, and all his d. 
 
 t 19. the d. of Solomon which he desired 
 10.13. king Solomon gave to the queen of Sheba all 
 her d. whatsoever she asked, 2 Chron. 9.12. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 15. and sought him with their whole d. 
 21. + 20. Jehoram departed without d. 
 
 32. t 27 . he made treasures for instruments of d. 
 36. + 10. he took the vessels of d. to Babylon 
 
 Job Q. + 26. my days are passed away as ships of d. 
 14.15. thou wilt have a d. to work of thine hands 
 31. 16. if 1 have withheld the poor from their d. 
 35. my d. is that the Almighty would answer me 
 
 33. + 20. so that his soul abliorreth meat of d. 
 
 34. .36. myrf. is that Job may be tried to the end 
 Psal. 10. .3. the wicked boasteth of his heart's d. 
 
 17 . Lord, thou hast heard the d. of the humble 
 21 . 2 . thou hast given his heart’s d. not withheld 
 38. 9. Lord, all my d. is before thee, my groan. 
 54. 7 . eye hath seen his d. on mine enemies, 92. 11. 
 59. 10 . God shall let me see my d. on mine enemies 
 78 , 29. were filled, for he gave them their own d. 
 92. 11 . mine ears shall hear my d. of tlie wicked 
 106 . t 24. yea, they despised a land of d. 
 
 112. 8. not afraid, till he see his d. on his enemies 
 
 10. the d. of the wicked shall perish 
 
 118. 7 . therefore shall I see my d. on them hate me 
 145. 16. thou satisticst the d. of every living thing 
 
 19 . he will fulfil the d. of them that fear him 
 Prov. 10. 24. the d. of righteous shall be granted 
 
 11. 23. the d. of the righteous is only good 
 
 13. 12. but when d. cometh, it is a tree of life— 
 
 19 . the d. accomplished is sweet to the soul 
 
 19. 22. the d. of a man is his kindness 
 21. 25. the d. of the slothful killeth him 
 Eccl. 6. 9. the sight of the eyes than %\ andering of d. 
 
 12. 5. d. shall fail, because man goeth to long home 
 Cant. 7 . 10 . my beloved’s, and his d. is toward me 
 Isa. 2. f 16. the day of the Lord on all pictures of d. 
 
 26. 8. the d. of our soul is to thy name, aiid to 
 .32. 1 12. they shall lament for the fiehisof d. 
 
 Jer. 2. 24. snuffeth up wind at the d. of her heart 
 3. 119. how shall 1 give thee a land of d. I 
 
 Jer. 12. +10. the 3 ’ made my portion o^d. a wildem. 
 
 25. t 34. you shall sail like a vessel of d. 
 
 44, 14. the land to which you have a d. to return 
 Ezek. 24.16.1 w ill take from thee the d. of thy eyes 
 
 21. 1 will profane the d. of your eyes, 25. 
 
 26.112. they shall destroy houses of thy d. 
 
 Dan. 11. t 8. carry into Egypt vessels of their d. 
 
 . 37 . neither shall he regard the d. of women 
 Dos. 10.10. it is my d. I should chastise them 
 13. 115. shall spoil the treasure of vessels of d. 
 Amos 5. + 11. ye have planted vineyards of d. 
 
 Mic. 7 .3. the greatman uttereth his mischievous d. 
 Nah. 2. + 9 . none end of all the vessels ot d. 
 
 Dab. 2. 5. who enlargeth his d. as hell, is as death 
 Hag. 2. 7 . and the d. of all nations shall come 
 Zech. 7 . tl4. they laid the land of d. desolate 
 Luke 22.15. he said, with d. 1 have desired to eat 
 Pom. 10.1. my heart’s d. to G. for Isr. is to be saved 
 15. 23. having a great d. these many years to come 
 2 Cor. 7. 7 . when he told us your earnest d. towards 
 11. what fear, what vehement d. yea what zeal 
 Phil. 1. 23. 1 am in a strait, having a d. to depart 
 1 Thess. 2. 17 . to see your face with great d. 
 
 D ESI HE, Verb. 
 
 Exod. l5. 11. serve the Lord, for that ye did d. 
 
 34. 24. neither shall any man d. thy land 
 Deut. 5. 21. nor shalt thou d. thy neighbour’s wdfe 
 7 . 25. thou shalt not d. the silver or gold on them 
 Judg. 8.24. G ideon said, I would d. a request of you 
 
 1 lungs 2. 20. I d. one small petition of thee 
 
 2 Kings 4. 28. she said, did 1 d. a son of my lord ? 
 Kell. 1. 11. thy servants who d. to fear thy name 
 Job 13. 3. surely 1 d. to reason with God 
 
 21. 14. for w e d. not the knowledge of thy ways 
 33. .32. speak, for 1 d. to justify thee 
 36. 20. d. not the night when people are cut off 
 Psal. 40. 6. sacrifice and offering thou didst not d. 
 
 45. 11. so shall the king greatly d. thy beauty 
 65.19. after thou hadst made it to d. rain 
 
 70 .2. let them be put to confusion thaty. my hurt 
 73 . 25. there is none on earth I d. besides thee 
 Proo. 3. 15. all thou canst d. are not to be compared 
 
 23. 6. neither d. thou his dainty meats 
 
 24. 1. against evil men, nord. to be with thern 
 Isa. 53.2. there is no beauty that we should d. him 
 Jer. 22. 27. the land w’hereunto they d. to return 
 
 42. 22. ye shall die in the place w'hither ye d. to go 
 Dan. 2.18.1 would d. mercies of the G. of heaven 
 Amos 5. 18. woe to you that d. the day of the lord 
 Mark 9 . 35. he saith, if any man d. to be first 
 
 10. 35. shouldest do for us whatsoever we shall d. 
 
 11. 24. what things soever ye d. when ye pray 
 15. 8. began to (/."him to do as he had ever done 
 
 Luke 17 . 22. when ye shall d. to see one of the days 
 20.46. the scribes which d. to walk in long robes 
 Acts 23. 20. the Jews have agreed to rf. thee to bring 
 28.22. we d. to hear of thee what thou thinkest 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 1 . follow after charity, and d. spirit, gifts 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 12. cutoff from them which d. occasion 
 12.6. tho’ 1 w'ould d. to glory, I shall not be a fool 
 
 Gal. 4. 9. whereunto ye d. again to be in bondage 
 20.1 d.to be present with you now, and to change 
 21. tell me, ye that d. to be under the law 
 6.12. as many as d. to make a fair shew' in the flesh 
 13. but d. to have you circumcised, that they may 
 Eph. 3.13. wherefore I d. that ye faint not 
 Phil. 4. 17 . not because I d. a gift, but I d. fruit 
 Col. 1. 9. to d. ye may be filled with knowledge 
 1 Tim. 2. t 1.1 d. supplications be made for all men 
 .3.1. if aman d. the office of a bishop, a good work 
 Heb. 6.11. we d. every one of you to shew diligence 
 11.16. but now they d. a better country, that is 
 Jam.L 2. ve kill, ye d. to have, and cannot obtain 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. which things the angels d. to look into 
 2. 2. as new-born babesT/. the sincere milk of word 
 Rev. 9. 6. men shall d. to die, and death shall flee 
 DESIRABLE. 
 
 Gen. 27 . +15. Rebekah took d. raiment of son Esau 
 1 Kings 20. f 6. d. in thy eyes, they shall take aw'ay 
 Ezra 8. t 27. two vessels of copper d. as gold 
 Isa. 44. t 9 . and their d. things shall not profit 
 Lam. 1. + 7 . Jerusalem remembered all herd, things 
 110. hath spread his hand upon her d. things 
 2. + 4. he stood and slew all the d. of the eye 
 Ezek. 2.3. 6. all of them d. young men, 12. 23. _ 
 
 Joel 3. t 5. carried into your temples my d. things 
 DESIRED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 6. and a tree to be d. to make one wise 
 1 Sam. 12, 13. and behold the king whom ye d. 
 
 1 Kings 9.19. the desire which Solomon d. 2Chr.Q.f). 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 23. and Rehoboam d. many wives 
 Esth. 2.13. whatsoever she d. was given her 
 Job 20. 20. he shall not save of that w hich he d. 
 Psal. 19 .10. more to be d. are they than gold 
 27 . 4. one thins I d. ot the L. that 1 may d^vell 
 39. f 11. that which is to he d. in him to melt away 
 107 . 30. so he bringeth them to their d. haven 
 132. 13. he hath d. Zion for his habitation 
 
 14. my rest, here will 1 dwell, for 1 have d. 
 
 Prov. 8.11. all thatmay be d. not to be compared 
 
 21. 20. there is a treasure to be rf. and oil indwell. 
 Eccl. 2. 10. what my eyes d. I kept not from them 
 Isa. 1.29. shall be ashamed of the oaks ye have d. 
 
 26. 9 . with my soul have 1 d. thee in the night 
 .Jer. 17 . 16 . nor have 1 1 /. w oeful day, thou knowest 
 Dan. 2. 16. Daniel w'cnt and d. of the king time 
 23. hast made known unto me what we d. of thee 
 11. t .38. he shall honour God w ith things d. 
 
 Dos. 6. 6. for 1 d. mercy and not sacrifice 
 Mic. 7 . 1. no cluster, my soul d. the first-ripe fruit 
 Zeph. 2. ]. gather together, O nation not d. 
 ikiaM3.17. many righteous men have d. to see those 
 16. 1. the Pharisees d. he would shew a sign 
 Mark 15.6. one iirisoner whom they d. Luke 2.3.25. 
 Luke 7 . .36. one of the Pharisees d. Jesus to eat 
 
 9. 9. but who is this, and he d. to see him 
 
 10. 24. many kings have d. to sec those things 
 
 22. 15. 1 have d. to eat this passover with you 
 .31. Satan hath d. to have you to sift you as wheat 
 
 2 . 3 . 25. and he released to them him whom they d. 
 Acts .3.14. ami d. a murderer to be granted unto you 
 7 .46. and d. to find atabern. for tlie G. ot Jacob 
 
 ActiS. 31. the eunuch d. Philip to come into chariot 
 
 9. 2. Paulrf. of the high-priest letters to Damascus 
 
 12. 20. having made Blastus their friend, r/. jieao 
 
 13. 7 . Sergius Paulus d. to hear the word of God 
 21. afterward they d. a king, God gavethem Saul 
 28. yet d. they Pilate that he should be slain 
 
 16. .39. and d. them to depart out of the city 
 25. 3. d. favour against Paul that he would send 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 12. 1 greatly d. him to come to you 
 
 2 ('or. 8.6. insomuch that we d. 'I itus to finish in you 
 
 12. 18. I d. 1 itus, and with him 1 sent a brother 
 
 1 John 5. 15. we know we have the petitions we d. 
 DKSIR EDS r. 
 
 Deut. 18.16. according to ail that thou d. of God 
 Mat, 18.32.1 forgave thee, because thou d. me 
 DESIRES. 
 
 Gen. 6. + 5. all the d. of his heart are only evil 
 Psal. 37 . 4. he shall give thee tlierf. ot thy heart 
 140. 8. grant not, O Lord, the d. of the wicked 
 Dan. <J, t 23. for thou art a man of d. 10.111. 
 
 10. f 3. 1 ate no bread of o', neither came flesh 
 Ilos. 9. + 16. yet will I slay the d. of their womb 
 Eph. 2. 3. fullilbna the d. of the flesh and mind 
 
 DESIRES'!'. 
 
 Psal. 51. 6. thou d. truth in the inward parts 
 16. thou d. not sacrifice, else would 1 give it 
 DESIRE! 11. 
 
 Deut. 14. 26. bestow it for whatsoever thy soul d. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 10. then take as much as thy soul d. 
 
 18. 25. say to David, the kingi/. not any dowry 
 
 20. 4. what thy soul d. 1 will do, 1 Kings 11. .37. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 21 . inayest reign over all that thy heai t d. 
 Job 7 . 2. as a servant earnestly d. the shadow 
 
 23. 1.3. what his soul d. even that he doth 
 Psal. 17 . 112. is as a lion that d. to ravin 
 .34. 12. what man is lie that d. life and lovefh days 
 
 68. 16. this is tlie hill which God d. to dwell in 
 Prov. 12. 12. the wicked d. the net of evil men 
 
 13. 4. the soul of the sluggard d. and hath not 
 
 21. 10. the soul of the wicked d. evil 
 
 Eccl. 6. 2. he wanteth nothing of all that he d. 
 L?//l-<;5..39.having di unk..old wme straightway d.new 
 
 14. .32. he sendeth and d. conditions of peace 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 1. the office of a bishop, he d. a good work 
 
 DESIRllSG. 
 
 Mat. 12, 46. his brethren d. to speak with him, 4'r. 
 
 20. 20. worshipping and d. a certain thing ot him 
 Luke 8. 20. thy bretli. stand without;/, to see thee 
 16. 21. d. to be fed with the crumbs which fell 
 Acts 25. 15. d. to have judgment against him 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. d. to be clothed upon with our house 
 1 Thess. 3. 6. d. greatly to see ns as we to see you 
 
 1 'J im. 1. 7 . d. to be teachers of the law 
 
 2 'Tim. 1. 4. greatly d. to see thee, being mindful 
 
 DESIROUS. 
 
 Prov. 23. 3. be not d. of his dainties, for they are 
 Zeph. 2. t 1. gather together, O nation not d. 
 
 Luke 23. 8. Herod wasV. to see him of a long season 
 John 10. 19 . Jesus knew they were d. to ask him 
 2 Cor. 11. 32. with a garrison rf. to apprehend me 
 Gal. 5. 26. let us not be d. of vain-glory, envying 
 
 1 'Thess. 2.8. so being affectionately d. of you 
 
 DESOLATE. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3.20. Tamar remain, d. in Absalom’s house 
 Job 15. 28. he ciwelleth in d. cities and in houses 
 
 16. 7 . thou hast made d. all my company 
 30. 3. the wilderness in former time d. and waste 
 38. 27 . to satisfy the d. and w'aste ground 
 Psal. 25.16. turn and have mercy on me, for T am d, 
 40. 15. let them he d. for a reward of their shame 
 
 69. 25. let their habitation be d. let none dwell 
 143. 4. therefore my heart w ithin me is d. 
 
 Isa. 1. 7 . your country is d. your cities burnt 
 
 3. 26. she being d. shall sit upon the ground 
 7 . 19. they shall rest all of them in d. valleys 
 13. 22. the beast shall cry in their d. houses 
 
 24. 6. and they that dwell therein are d. 
 
 49. 8. to cause to inherit the d. heritages 
 
 21. seeing 1 have lost my children, and am;/. 
 
 54.1. more are the children of the d. Gal. 4. 2?. 
 
 3. and make the d. cities to be inhabited 
 Jer. 2. 12. be ye very d. saith the Lord 
 
 6. 8.'lest I make thee d. a land not inhabited 
 
 9. t 10. the habitations of the wilderness are d. 
 
 11.1 will make the cities of Judah d. w'ithout an 
 
 inhabitant, 10. 22.1 33. 10. i 44. 6. 
 
 10. 25. they have made his habitation d. 
 
 12. Il.thev made it d. and being rf. itmourneth 
 
 19. 8. 1 will make this city d. and an hissing 
 32. 43. it is;/. without man or beast, 3.3. 12. 
 
 49 . 20. he shall make their habitations d. 50. 45. 
 Lam. 1. 4. all her gates are d. her priests sigh 
 13. he hath made me d. and taint all day, 3. 11. 
 16. my children are d. the enemy prevailed 
 
 4. 5. they that did feed delicately are ;/.in the .street 
 5.18. because of the mountain of Zion w hich is d. 
 
 Ezek. 6. 6. that your altars may be made d 
 
 19 . 7 . he knew their d. palaces, and he laid waste 
 
 20. 26. that 1 might make them d. to the end 
 
 25. 13. I w ill make Edom d. from Teman 
 26. 19 . when I shall make thee a d. city 
 
 29 . 12. in the mi;lst of the countries that are rf. 
 
 .30.14. 1 will make Pathros d. and will set fire 
 
 35. 3. O mount Seir, 1 will make thee most o'. 7 . 
 
 12. they are d. they are given us to consuine 
 35. 14. when earth rejoiceth, 1 will niake thee rf. 
 
 15. as thou didst rejoice, becaitse itw^asrf. 
 
 .36..3.because they have made von rf.and swallowed 
 
 4. thus saitli the Lord to the hills and d. 
 
 .35. the d. cities are become fenced and iiitiatnted 
 
 36. know' that I the Lord plant that that w a.s ;/. 
 Dan. 9. 17 . to shine on thy sanctuary that isrf. 
 
 27 . for the abominations he shall make it rf. 
 
 11. 31. the ahomination that maketh rf. 12. 11. 
 
 Dos " t 12. 1 will make rf. her vines and lig-tre^ 
 
 13. 16. Samaria shall In come rf. tor she rebelled 
 Joel 1 17. ttie garners are lai;l rf. barns are brokeu 
 
 18. yea the flocks of s'neep are made rf. 
 
 Mic. 1 . 7 . and all the idols thereof will I lay rf. 
 
 6. 13. in making thee rf. because of thy sins 
 Zeph. .3. 6. their tow ers are rf. their streets w aste 
 Mat.23. 38. your house is left to you rf. Lule 13.3o. 
 
DES 
 
 DES 
 
 DES 
 
 /}r(s 1. CO. it is written, let liis habitation be d. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 5. now she lliat is a widow indeed and d. 
 liev. 17 . lO. these shall hate tlie wliore, and make d. 
 
 18. ly. tor in one hour is she made d. 
 
 Land l)F.S(M.A ) K. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 19- ?ive us seed that the land be not d. 
 jLxod.T^. Cy. lest thebecome o', beast mul iply 
 Lev. ‘26. .‘54. then shall the land enjoy her sabbaths 
 as long as it lieth d. ‘S3, 4.‘5. 2 Chnm. ,‘5G. 21. 
 Jsa. 6. 11. he said, until the land be utterly d. 
 
 . 13. y. the day or the Lord coineth to lay tlie landd. 
 62. 4. nor shall thy land any nioii; be termed d. 
 Jer. 4. 7- he is none forth to make thy land d. 
 
 27 . the I.ord said, the whole land shall be d. 
 
 7- 34. tocease voice of mirth, for the /««a'shall be d. 
 12. 11. they made it d. the whole hmd is made d. 
 18. 16. to make their/(■///(/o', and a perpetual hissing 
 
 25. 38. for their/««(/ is d. because of his anger 
 
 32. 43. in this land whereof ye sav it is d. 
 
 50. 3. a nation which shall inakelier land d. 
 
 I'.zek. 6. 14. and make the land d. yea more d. 
 
 12. ly. her landwvAy be d. from all that is therein 
 20. the cities laid waste, and the land shall be d. 
 
 14. 16. but the/«/«/shall be r/. .Mic.J. 13. 
 
 15. 8. and 1 will make iht landd. saith the T.ord 
 ly. 7- the land was d. and the fidness thereof 
 
 Cy. y. the land of F.gypt shall he d. tliey shall know 
 that 1 am the Lorrl, 10. 12. I 30. 7. 1 32. 15. 
 
 33. 28. for 1 will lay the /««(/most d. ponip cease 
 Cy. that 1 am Jy. when 1 have laid themost <7. 
 
 36. 31. the rf.shall be tilled, whereas it lay d. 
 35. the /««</that was d. is like tlie garden of I dlen 
 Joel 2. 20. 1 will drive him to a barren and d. 
 Zech.'i. 14. land\S‘A%d. lor they laid pleasant 
 I) F.St) I .A r L places. 
 
 Job 3. 14. which built rf. places for themselves 
 Psal.VOO. 10. let them seek bread alsoout cJd.places 
 Jf«.49.iy. thy waste and d. places sliall be too narrow 
 5y. 10. we stumble, we are in ^/. places -as dct-dO men 
 Lzek.6.6. cities laid waste, and highp/rtce.vshall btd. 
 
 26. 20. when 1 shall set thee in places d. of old 
 38. 12. to turn thine hand upon the d. places 
 
 Amos 7 . y. the high places of Isaac shall be d. 
 
 Mai. 1. 4. w’e will return, and build the d. places 
 Hhall be, or shall be DESOTyA f F.. 
 
 Lev. 26.22. wild beasts, and your highways shall bed. 
 
 33. your land shall he d. and your cities waste 
 Job 15. 31, for congregation of hypocrites shall he d. 
 Psal. 34. 21. they that hate the righteous shall be d. 
 
 22. none of them that ti ust in him shall he d. 
 
 Isa. 5. 9 . of a truth many houses shall be d. 
 
 15. 6. for waters of ISiimrim shall be d. Jer. 48. 31. 
 
 27 . 10 . yet thedefenced city shall be d. and forsaken 
 Jer. 26. 9. this city shall he d. without inhabitant 
 
 3.'5. It), in this place which ye say bed. 
 
 46. 19. Eoiih shall bed. without an inhabitant 
 
 48. 9. Moab, for the cities thereof /le d. 
 
 49 . 2. Kabbah of Ammonites shall be a d. heap 
 
 50. 13. but Babylon shall he wholly d. 
 
 .51. 26. thou shall he d. for ever, saith the Lord 
 Lzek. 6.4. your altars shall be o', your images broken 
 
 29 .12. the cities of F.gypt shall be d. forty years 
 3.3. 28. and the mountains of Israel shall bed. 
 
 35.4. behold, O mount seir, thou shah be d. 15. 
 lios. 5. 9. Ephraim be d. in the day of rebuke 
 
 IIF.SOLA f F, wilderness. 
 
 Jer. 12.10. made my ideasant portion a d. rcilderness 
 Joel 2. .3. and behind them it is a d. wilderness 
 3. 19, Egypt and Edom shall be a d. wilderness 
 DESOLA I ION. 
 
 Lev. 26. 31. 1 will bring your sanctuaries to d. 
 
 32. and 1 w il l bring the land into d. and your ene¬ 
 mies which dwell therein shall be astonished 
 .Tosh. 8. 28. Joshu.t made Ai -Ad. unto this day 
 
 2 h ings 22.19. that they should become a d. and curse 
 2 Chnm. :io. 7 . who gave them to d. as ye see 
 
 Job .30.14. in the d. they rolled tl)emselves upon me 
 Psal.T.i. 19. are they brought tod. in a moment 
 Prov^ 1 . 27 . wiien your fear cometh as d. and destriic. 
 3. 25. be not afraid of the d. of the wicked 
 Isa. 6. t 11. till the land be desolate with d. 
 
 17 . 9. in that day there shall be d. 
 
 24.12. in the city is left d. the gate is smittpn 
 
 ! 47 . 11. and d. shall come upon thee suddenly 
 
 51. 19 . these two things are come unto thee, d. 
 
 64.10. Eion is a wilderness, .lerusalem a d. 
 
 Jer. 9.+ 11. 1 will make cities of .1 iidah a rf. 34. 22. 
 
 22. 5. 1 swear that this house shall become a d. 
 
 25. 11. and this whole land shall bea J and aston. 
 
 18. to make .lerusalem and ludah Ad. and aston. 
 t 38. forsaken his covert, for their land is d. 
 
 44. 2. and behold, this day they are d. none dwells 
 22. therefore is your land a rf. and a curse 
 49 . 13. Bozraa d. 1| 17. Edom at/. || 33. llazora d. 
 
 60 . 23. how is Bab. become a d. among nations! 
 
 61 . 29. to inake the land of Babylon a d. 
 
 43. hercities are a t/. a dry land,and a wilderness 
 Lam. 3. 47. fear and a snare is co)Tie on us, d. 
 Lzek. 7 . 27 . the prince shall be clotlied with t/. 
 
 23. 33. thpu shalt be filled w ith the cup of d. 
 
 33. + 28. for 1 will lay the land d. and d. 
 
 35. + 7- thus will 1 make mount Seir d. and d. 
 
 Van. 8. 1.3. concerning the transgression of t/. 
 
 Ilos. 12. I, Ephraim daily increa.seth lies and d. 
 Jt>e/3. 19 . I’gypt and F.dom shall be a d. for viol. 
 Mic. 6. 16 . that 1 shouKl make thee a rf. and hissing 
 Zeph. 1.1.3. goods a booty, housesshall become a d. 
 15. that day is a flay of wrath, wasteness, and d. 
 
 2.4. Ashkelon shall be a d. |l 9. IMoab a perpetual d. 
 
 1.3. and he w ill make E ineveh a d. and wilderne.ss 
 
 14. f/. shall be in thresholds, uncover cedar-work 
 
 15. how is >> ineveh become a d. for beasts! 
 
 Mat. 12. 25. .lesus knowing thoughts, saith, every 
 
 king, divided ag. itself is brought torf. LvkeW. if. 
 
 24. 15. see the abomination of d. Mark 1.3.14. 
 
 Imke 21. 20. then know that the d. tliereof is niah 
 
 DlvSOLA 1 lON.S. 
 
 .Ezrtz 9.9. give a reviving, and to repair d. thereof 
 Psal. 46.8. what d. he hath ma'le in the earth 
 74 . 3. lift up thy feet to the perpetual d. 
 
 Isa. 15. + 6. for the waters of Eimrim shall be d. 
 
 the hay is w'ithered away, Jer. 48, f 34. 
 
 104 
 
 Isa. 49. t 6. be my servant to restore the d. of 1 srael 
 61 . 4. shall bufld the oltl wastes, they shall raise 
 up the former d. the d. of many generations 
 .Ter. 25.9. 1 will make these nations perpetual t/. 
 
 12. make the land of the Chahieaiis per[)etual d. 
 
 51. +2fi. Babyhm shall be everlasting d. t 62. 
 P.zek. .35. 9. 1 will make mount .Seir [jerpetual d. 
 Dan. 9. 2. accomplish seventy years in d. of .lerus. 
 18. O my God, open thine eyes, and behold our t/. 
 26 . to the end of the war d. are determined 
 DESK A IK. 
 
 2 Car. 4.8. we are perplexed, but not in tf. 
 
 OESBAIR. 
 
 1 Sam. 27 .1. and Saul shall d. of me, to seek me 
 Led. 2. 2U. 1 went about to cause my heart to d. 
 
 OESBAIKED. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.8. insomuch that we d. even of life 
 
 DESBEKAIE. 
 
 Job 6. 26. reprove the speeches of one that is d. 
 
 Isa. 17 . 11 . in the day of grief and of d. sorrow 
 Jer. 2. t 25. but thou saidst, is the case d. I 
 DF.SPEKA 1 ELY. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 9 . heart of man is deceitful, and d. wicked 
 D F.SPISE. 
 
 Lev. 26. 15. and if ye shall d. my statutes 
 
 1 2. .‘4b. tliatf/, me shall be lightly esteemed 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 4.3. Israel said, why then did ye d. us 
 Lsth. 1. 17 . so that they shalft/. their husbands 
 Job 5. 17 . liajjpy whom God correcteth, d. not thou 
 
 (hastening of the Almighty, Prov. 3. 11. 
 lieb. 12. 5. 
 
 9. 21. though 1 were perfect, 1 w'ould d. my life 
 lb. 3. that thou shouldest d. the work of thine hands 
 .31. 13. if I did d. the cause of my man servant 
 l^sal. 51. 17 . a contrite heart, O G. thou wilt not d. 
 73 . 2b. thou awakest, thou shalt d. their image 
 lb2. 17 . and he will not d. their prayer 
 Prov. 1. 7 . but fools d. wisdom and instruction 
 .3.11. my son, d. not chastening of L. Ueh. 12. 5. 
 
 6. .‘50. men do not d. a thief, if he steal to .satisfy 
 
 2.3. 9. a fool wdll d. the wisdom of thy words 
 22. and d. not thy mother when she is old 
 
 Isa. 18.5 2. whose land the rivers d. 
 
 .3b. 12. because ye d. this word, and trust in oppres. 
 Jer. 4. .30. tliy lovers will d. thee, they will seek 
 
 23. 17 . tliey say still to them that d. me 
 Lam. 1.8. all that honoured her, d. her, because 
 Ezek. 16. 57 . daughters of Philistines which d. thee 
 28.26. executed judgm. on all those that d. them 
 
 Amos5.2\. 1 hate, 1 (/.yourfeast (lays,willnotsmell 
 Mai. 1.6. unto you, G priests, that d. my name 
 Mat. 6.24. hold to one, and d. the other, Luke 16.13. 
 
 18. lb. that ye d. not one of these little ones 
 Horn. 14. ,3. let not him that eateth, rf. hi)n cateth not 
 1 Cor. 11.22. or rf. ye the church of God and shame 
 
 16.11. let no man therefore rf. him, conduct him 
 1 Thess. 5. 20. rf. not prophesy ings, prove all things 
 
 1 Tim. 4.12. let none rf. thy youth, be an example 
 6. 2. let them not rf. them, because they are brethr. 
 Tit. 2. 15. speak and exhort, let no man rf. thee 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 10. chiefly them that rf. government 
 Jude 8. d. dominion, and speak evil of dignities 
 
 DKSPLSEl). 
 
 Geti. 16.4. ITagar’s mistress was rf. in her eyes 
 5. saw she had conceived, I was rf. in her eyes 
 
 25. 34. thus F.sau rf. his birth right 
 Lev. 26. 4.3. because they rf. my judgments 
 Num. 11.20. because that ye have rf. the Lord 
 14. .31. they shall know the land that ye have rf. 
 15.31. because he rf. the word of the Lord 
 Dent. .32. + 19 . and when the l.ord saw it. herf. them 
 Judg. 9. 38. is not this the people thou hast rf. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 27 . they rf. him and brouaht no presents 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 16. she rf. him in her lieart, 1 Chr. 15. 29. 
 
 12. 9 . why hast thou rf. the commandment of Lord ? 
 
 10. because thou hast rf. me, taken wife of Uriah 
 2 Kings 19. 21. the virgin the daughter of Zion hath 
 rf. thee, and laughed tliee to scorn. La. 37. 22. 
 
 2 Chron. .36.16. but they mocked and rf. his words 
 Neh. 2. 19. they laughed us to scorn and rf. us 
 4. 4. hear, O our God, for we are rf. and turn 
 Job 12. 5. he is as a lamp rf. of him that is at ease 
 
 19 . 18. j ea, young children rf. me. I arose 
 Psal. 22. 6. but I am rf. of the peoiile, Isa. 53. .3. 
 
 24. he hath notrf. the affliction of the afflicted 
 53. 5. put them to shame, because G. hath rf. them 
 106 . 24. yea, they rf. the pleasant land, believ. not 
 119. 141. 1 am small and rf. v et do not 1 forget 
 
 Prov. 1. 30. they rf. all my reproof, therefore 
 
 5.12. and thou say, how hath my heart rf. reproof ? 
 
 12.8. he that is of a perverse heart shall be rf. 
 
 9 . he that is rf. and hath a servant, is better 
 
 Eccl. 9. 16. yet the poor man's wisdom is rf. 
 
 Cant. 8. 1. 1 would kiss thee, yea I shouhl not be rf. 
 Isa. 5.24. and rf. the word of the holy One of Israel 
 ,33.8. he hath rf. the cities, he regardeth no man 
 53. 3. he is rf. and rejecteu of men, and acquainted 
 with !>rief, he was rf. and we esteemed him not 
 60. 14. all they that rf. thee shall bow down 
 Jer. 22.28. is this man Coniah arf. broken idol 
 
 3.3. 24. thus they have rf. my people, to be no more 
 49 .15. I will make thee small and rf. among men 
 
 I,am. 2. 6. he hath rf. in the indignation of his anger 
 Ezek. 16 . 59. which hastrf. the oath, 17 .16, Iti, 1'.). 
 
 20. 1.3. they rf. my judgments, which if a man do 
 
 16 . because they rf. my judgments, and walked 
 24. but had rf. my statutes, and had polluted 
 
 22.8. thou hast rf. mine holy things, and profaned 
 Amos 2. 4. because they rf. the law of the l.oid 
 Chad. 2. 1 made thee small, thou art greatly rf. 
 'Zech. 4.10. for who hath rf. the day of smalf things.' 
 Mai. 1. 6. ye say, wherein have wV rf. thy name 
 Luke 18. 9. they were righteous, and rf. others 
 Acts 19 . 27 . that the temple of Diana should he rf. 
 
 1 Cur. 1.28. the things which are rf. hath God chosen 
 4. 10. j’e are honourable, but w'e are rf. 
 
 Gal. A. 14. my temptation in mv llesh ye rf. not 
 Ileh. 10.28. that rf. Closes’ law, died without mercy 
 Jam. 2. 6. but ye haverf. the poor, do not rich men 
 DESPLSEK.S. 
 
 Acts 13. 41. behold, ye rf. and wonder, and perish 
 
 2 Tim. 3.3. incontinent, fierce, rf. of those are good 
 
 DESPISE.ST. 
 
 liotn. 2. 4. or rf. thou the riches of his goodness ? 
 DE.'sPLSEl II. 
 
 Job .36. 5. behold, God is mighty, and rf. not any 
 Psal. 69. 33. for the Ix)rd rf. not his prisoners 
 Prov. 11.12. that is void of w isdom rf. his neighbour 
 13.13. whoso rf. the w(jrd shall be destroyed 
 
 14. 2. but he that is perverse in his w ays rf. him 
 
 21. he thatrf. his neighbour sinneth, but he that 
 
 15. 5. a tool rf. his father’s instruction, bat he that 
 
 20. a wise son, but a foolish man rf. his mother 
 .‘52. he that refuseth instruction rf. his own soul 
 
 19. 16. but he that rf. his ways shall die 
 .30. 17 . the eye that rf. to obey his mother, ravens 
 Isa. .33. 15. he that rf. the gain of oppressions 
 49. 7- thus saith the Ixml to him whom man rf. 
 Ezek. 21. + 10. it is the rod of my sou, it rf. every tree 
 Luke 10. 10. rf. you, rf. me ; rf. me,rf. him thatsent me 
 1 Thess. 4. 8. he therefore that rf. rf. not man but God 
 1>E>PIS1NG. 
 
 P.zek. 21. + 13. shall not they belong to the rf. r<xl ? 
 Ileb. 12. 2. who endured the cross, rf. the shame 
 1) ESP HE. 
 
 Neh. 4. + 4. hear, O our God, for we are a rf. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 6. with thy rf. against the land of .ludah 
 Ileb. 10. 29. and hath done rf. to the .Spirit of grace 
 DE.SPllEFUL. 
 
 Ezek. 25.15. have taken vengeance vvith a rf. heart 
 36. 5. with rf. minds to cast it out for a prey 
 Horn. 1. 30. haters of (iod, rf. proud, boasters 
 DE.SPl l EFULLY. 
 
 Jfat. 5. 44. pray for them that rf. use you, Luke6. 28. 
 Acts 14. 5. an assault was made to use them rf. 
 DE.Sl 1 I L I E. 
 
 Gen2A.2T. who hath not left rf. my master of mercy 
 Psal. 102. 17 . he will regard the prayer of the rf. 
 141. 8. in thee is my trust, leave not my soul rf. 
 Prov. 11. 1 12. rf. of heart, (iespiseth his neighbour 
 15. 21. folly is jov to him that is rf. of w isdom 
 Ezek. 32. 15. shall be rf. of that v( hereof it was full 
 1 'Tim. 6. 5 . men of corrupt minds, rf. of the truth 
 Ileb. 11. . 37 . wandered, being rf. afflicted, tormented 
 Jam, 2. 15. if a brothel or sister be naked and rf. 
 DE.Sl KOY. 
 
 To destroy, signijies to pnill doicn, or ruin a citg, 
 or building, levelling it with the ground, Gen, 19. 
 14. Ihe Imrd will destroy this city, Ezod. 34, 
 13. Ye shall destroy their altars ; that is, ye 
 shall not leave one stone upon another, as our Sa¬ 
 viour speaks in Luke 21. 6. Also it signifies, te 
 take away a thing quite, so as it he no more ; in 
 this sense Christ is said to destroy sin, Kom. 6. 
 6. That the body of sin might be destroyed ; 
 that is, that it might be weakened and .subdued 
 more and more, until it be quite taken out 1 f our 
 nature. Sometimes it signifies to bring persons 
 into irrecoverable and utter ruin and misery ; thus 
 God destroys the wicked, Psal. .37. .38. llie trans¬ 
 gressors shall be destroyed together : and .lob 
 
 21. 30. i'he wicked is reserved to the day of de¬ 
 struction. God preserves the wicked from the com¬ 
 mon calamities of this life, only to destroy them, 
 and display his vengeance against them. It is 
 taken for punishing transgressors by death, as ma¬ 
 gistrates do, Psal. 101. 8. 1 will early destroy 
 all the wicked of the land, says David. I witi 
 set about this work upon the first opportunity, as 
 soon as 1 am seated on the throne, that so 1 may 
 both prevent all that mischief which otherwise they 
 might do ; and hinder the infection of others by 
 their evil example ; and discourage and deter all 
 my subjects from the like practices. The apostle 
 Paul says, Kom. 14. 15. Destroy not him with 
 thy meat, for whom Christ died. 'To edify, 
 signifies to build up, strengthen, and encourage 
 believers in their faith and profession, by endea¬ 
 vouring to make them more wise, holy, and hum¬ 
 ble, and to live more to the glory of God. On 
 the contrary, to destroy, implies a doing of that 
 which may tend to the destruction of a weak be¬ 
 liever, by drawing him to act against his con¬ 
 science in the use of things indifferent, or by 
 giving him so great an offence as may alienate 
 his mind from the Christian profes.sion. The 
 evil spirits say to our -Saviour, .Mark 1. 24. Art 
 thou come to destrov’ us r that is, either, art 
 thou come to dispossess us : or, art thou come 
 to execute the final judgment upi-n us, and to 
 command vs to our chains, before the day of 
 judgment ? And Christ by his death is said to 
 destroy him that had the power of death, that 
 is, the' devil, Deb. 2. 14. 'The, devil is said t» 
 have the power of death, Acc<7«.''e he induces men 
 to commit sin that meritoriously renders them 
 liable to death ; because he in-pires them with 
 furious thoughts, and >nfiames their passions, from 
 whence proceed strifes and wars, that efficiently 
 cause death ; because he is many times the execu¬ 
 tioner of God's wrath, and inflicts death upon re¬ 
 bellious and incorrigible sinners ; hence says the 
 Psalmist, That (ioil cast upon the Tgyptians the 
 fierceness of his anger, wrath, indignation, and 
 trouble, l)y sending evil angels among them, Psal. 
 78. 49. lie is likewise so called, because he makes 
 death more formidable to sinners, by heightening 
 their guilty fears of God's tribunal ; and this title 
 may also sigi'iij'y his tormenting sinners with un¬ 
 relenting cruelty in hell, which is the second death. 
 These penal evils which Hatan brings upon mankind, 
 are upon the account of our disobedience ; and his 
 mighty powei in temptation is from our inward 
 corruption. 'The Lord .lesus hy his death hath 
 taken away the guilt and power of sin : the guilt, 
 in enduring the curse of the law, thereby satis- 
 .fying the in jured justice of God ; and the power 
 of it, bv crucifying our old man with him, that 
 the Iv'^Iy of sm might be destroyed, Pom. 6. 6. 
 And thus our Saviour by his death destroys the 
 erwet tyranny of the devil. 
 
 Destruction is taken for a temporal death, P.sal. 
 00. 3 fhou turnest man to destruction. Eor 
 mcstification, 1 Cor. 5. 5. To deliver such an 
 
D ES 
 
 DES 
 
 T) E S 
 
 onf' to Satan, for the destruction of the flesh. 
 yor datnnatton, C Pet. C. 1. And bring upon 
 themselves swift destruction. Also fur hell, the 
 place -vhere the wicked are eternally tormented, 
 i\lat. 7. 13. broad is the way that leadetli to 
 destruction. For extirpation, or utter rootinp out, 
 Esth. 8. t). I low can [ endure to see tb" destruc¬ 
 tion of inv kindred ■' For a consuminp p>»ijue, 
 Psal. 91. 6. the destruction that wasteth at noon¬ 
 day. And for a corrupting, painful, and deadly 
 disease, 1 Sam. 9. Destroy signifies to ajjiict, 
 Job 2. 3. to destroy him without cause. 
 
 Gen. 18. 2.3. wilt thou d. the righteous with wicked 
 
 24. wilt lliou d. and not spare the place/ 
 
 28. wilt thou d. all the city for lack office.’ 
 
 19. 13. we will (/. this place il 14. d. this city 
 Fxod. 15. 9. draw mv sword, my hand shall d. them 
 
 34. 13. but ve shall d. their altars, Deut. 7- 5. 
 
 Lev. 26. 22. ’i will send bea.sts to d. your cattle 
 filmn. 24. 17. and shall d. all the children of Sheth 
 
 32. l5. and 3e shall d. all this people 
 
 33. 52. shall d. their j)ictiires and molten images 
 JJeut. 0.15. lest the anirer of the Lord thy G. d. thee 
 
 7. 23. b. shall d. them with a mighty ;lestruction 
 
 24. thou Shalt d. their name from under heaven 
 
 9. 3. he shall d. them, and bring them down 
 
 14. let me alone, that I may d. them and blot 
 
 25. because the Lord had said he would d. you 
 
 20. 20. the trees that ai e not for meat thou shalt d. 
 
 31. 3. the I.ord thy God he will d. these nations 
 
 32. 25. shall d. both the young man and virgin 
 .33. 27. shall thrust out enemy, and say, d. them 
 
 Josh. 7. 12. except ye d. accursed from among you 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 6. depart, lest I d. you vyith them 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7. and we will d. tlie heir also 
 
 11. she said, that thou wouldest not suffer the 
 revengers to d. any more, lest they d. my' son 
 16. that would d. me and my son together 
 20.20. far be it from me I should swallow or d. 
 
 22. 41. I might d. them that hate me, Fsal. 18. 40. 
 
 1 Kings 16.12. thus did /imri d. the house of Baasha 
 C Kings 10. 19. he migld rf. the worshippers of Baal 
 
 18. 25. go against this land, and d. it, Jsa. .36.10. 
 Lira 6. 12. d. kings that shall put to their hand 
 E.nh. 7.+ 4. for we are sold, that they should d. 
 
 Job 8. 18. if he d. him from his place, it shall deny 
 
 10. B. thine hands made me, yet thou dost d. me 
 
 19. 26. thouL'li after my skin, wornts d. this body 
 Psal. 5. 6. thou shalt d. them that speak leasing 
 
 10. d. them, O God, let them fall by their counsels 
 
 21. 10. their fruit shalt thou d. from the earth 
 28. 5. he shall d. them, and not build them up 
 52. 5. God shall likewise d. thee for ever 
 
 65. 9. d. O T.ortl, and divide their tongues 
 69. 4. they that would d. me are mighty 
 74. 8. they said, let us d. them together 
 127. t 5. they shall d. the enemies in the gate 
 143.12. and d. all them that afflict my so"ul 
 
 144. 6. shoot out thine arrows and d. them 
 
 145. 20. but all the wicked will he d. 
 
 Prov. 1. 32. the prosperity of fools shall d. them 
 11.3. tlie perverseness of transgressors shall rf. them 
 
 15. 25. the Lord will d. the house of the proud 
 21. 7. the robberies of the wicked shall d. them 
 Peel. 5.6. why should G. d. the work of thine hands ? 
 .7.16. nor over-wise, why shouldest thou d. thyself.'' 
 Isa. 3. 12. and they d. the way of thy paths 
 
 11. 9. nor d. in alt my holy mountain, 65. 25. 
 
 13. 9. an.I he shall d. the sinners thereof out of it 
 
 25. 7- he will d. in this mountain the face 
 Jer. 5. 1('. go ye up upon her walls and d. 
 
 6. 5. let us go by night and d. her palaces 
 
 11. 19. let us d. the tree m ith the fruit thereof 
 
 12. 17. f will pluck up and d. that nation 
 
 13.14. 1 will not spare nor have mercy, but d. them 
 15. 6. vill stretch my hand against thee and d. thee 
 17.18. and d. them with double destruction 
 2.3.1. woe to pastors that d. the sheep of my pasture 
 36. 29. the king of Babylon shall d. this land 
 
 48. lii. and he shall d. thy strong holds 
 
 49. 9. if thieves by night they will d. till have 
 51. 3. spare ye not, d. ye utterly all her host 
 
 Lam. .3. 66. i)ersecute and d. them in anger 
 Eiek. 9. 8. wilt thou d. all the residue of Israel ? 
 
 25.16, and d. the remnant of the sea-coast 
 
 26. 4. and they shall d. the walls of 1 yrus 
 
 12. and they shall d. thy pleasant houses 
 
 Dan. 2.118. that they shoultl not d. Daniel 
 4. 23. saying, hew the. tree down and d. it 
 
 8. 24. he shall d. wonderfully, and d. the mighty 
 
 25. and bv |)eace sliall he d. many 
 
 9. 26. the peopl(i,shall d. the city and the sanctuary 
 11. 20. they that fee:! on his '.neat shall d. him 
 
 Vbad. 8. shall 1 not rf. the wise men out of Edom.’ 
 Mic. 2. IP. because it is polluted, it shall d. you 
 Zeph. 2.1.3. stretch hand against north, and d. As.sy. 
 J\Jat. 12. 14. they might d. him, Mark 3. 6.1 11. 18. 
 21.41. he will miserably d. those wicked men 
 27.26. that they should ask Barabbas, and d. Jesus 
 Mark 12. 9. he will d. the husbandmen, Luke 20. 16. 
 John 2. 19. lesus said to them, d. this temple 
 gJers'6.14. this lesus of Nazareth shall d. this place 
 
 1 Cor. 3. I 17. if any man d. the temple of (Jod, him 
 
 sliall God d. foi' the temi)le of God is holy 
 
 6. 13. but God shall d. both it and them 
 
 2 The.'.s. 2. 8. shall d. with brightness of his coming 
 Jleb.il. 14. might d. him that had the power of death 
 1 .folrn .3. 8. that he might d. the works of the devil 
 Jiev. 11. 18 sboul lest . them which d. the earth 
 
 Twill, or will 1 DESTROY. 
 
 Gen. 6.7. 7 rvill d. man whom I have created 
 
 13. and behold, 7 u ill d. them with the earth 
 
 7. 4. and every living substance will J d. 
 
 Exod. 2.3. 27. and 7 7cill d. all the people to whom 
 JA’v. 2.3. ,30. the same soul will I d. from his people 
 
 26. .30. and Trcill d. your high places, Ezek. 6. .3. 
 Psal. 101. 8. / ^will earl^’ d. all the wicked of land 
 
 118. 10. in the name of the L. will 1 d. them, 11,12. 
 Isa. 19. .3. and I will d. the counsel thereof 
 42. 14. T will crj’. Twill d. and devour at once 
 Jer. 15. 7. 7 willd. my people, since they return not 
 
 46. 8- 7 willd. the ciiv. and the inhabitants thereof 
 
 J^r.49. .38. Twilld. from thence the king anti princes 
 51. 20. my battle-axe, with iXmewill Id. kingdoms 
 Ezek. I t. 9. 7 the Lord will d. that prophet 
 
 25. 7. behold, 1 will d. thee, and thou shalt know 
 
 that I am the T.ord, 28. 16. Zeph. 2. 5. 
 .30. 1.3. thus saith the I.ord, Twill d. the idols 
 .32. 1.3. 7 wdll d. also all the beasts thereof 
 .34. 16. but 7 willd. the fat and the strong 
 Uos. 2. 12. I willd. her vines and her fig trees 
 4.5. thou shalt fall, and 7 willd. thy mother 
 Amos 9. 8. and 7 will d. the sinful kingdom 
 Mic. 5. 10. Twill d. thy chariots II14. e'. thy cities 
 Tlag. 2. 22. T willd. the .strength of the kingdoms 
 Mark 14.58. we heard him say, T toilld. this temple 
 1 Cor. 1. 19. Twill d. the wisdom of the wise 
 AcrDKSIHOY. 
 
 Gen. 18. 28. if T find forty-five 1 wdll notd. it 
 
 31. he said, I will not d. it for twenty’s sake 
 .32. he said, I will notd. .Sodom for ten’s sake. 
 
 TTevt. 4. .31. he will not forsake thee, 7iot d. thee 
 
 9. 20. d. not thy people and thine inheritance 
 
 10. 10. and the Lord would 7iot d. thee 
 20. 19. thou shalt not d. tlie trees thereof 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 21. swear that thou wdlt not d. my name 
 
 26. 9. and David said to Abishai, d. him nrt 
 
 2 7u?1(7^8. 19. w'ouldwoiGf. .ludah for David’s sake 
 
 13. 23. would notd. them, nor cast them out 
 '2 Chron. 12. 7- therefore I will not d. them 
 
 12. that the Lord w'ould wor d. him altogether 
 21.7. the t.ord would notd. the house of David 
 .35. 21. forbear from God that he d. thee not 
 Psal. 106. 34. they did not d. the nations of whom 
 Tsa. 65.8. d. it not for a blessing is in it; so will I do 
 for my servant’s sake, that I may not d. them al l 
 F.zek. 22. 30. stand in the g'ap, that 1 should not d. it 
 Dan. 2.24. d. not the wise men of Babylon, bring me 
 Mai. 3. 11. he shall not d. fruits of your ground 
 Tlom. 14. 15. d. not him with thy meat for whom 
 20. for meat d. not the work of God 
 To DLSI'ROY. 
 
 Gen. 6.17. I do bring a flood of waters to d. all flesh 
 9. 11. nor shall there be any more a flood to d. 15. 
 
 19. 13. and the T.ord hath sent us tod. it 
 
 Exod. 8. 9. intreat for thee to d. the fi ogs from thee 
 
 12. 13. the plague shall not be on you tod. you 
 Dent. 1.27. brought us out of Egypt to deliver us in¬ 
 to the hand of the Amorites to d. us, .Tosh. 7. 7. 
 
 2.15. hand of I.d. to d. them from among the host 
 7. 10. repayeth them that hate him to d. them 
 9.19. the iLord was wroth against you to d. you 
 28. 63. so the Lord will rejoice over you to d. you 
 Josh. 9. 24. and to d. all the inhabitants of the land 
 22. .3.3. to d. the land where lleubenites dwelt 
 Judg. 6. 5. the Tllidianites entered to d. the land 
 
 1 Sam. 23.10. Saul seeketh to d. the city for my sake 
 26. 15. came in one of the ijeoplero d. the king 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 14. not afraid tod. the Lord’s anointed 
 
 14. 11. not suft'er the revengers of blood to d. 
 
 20. 19. thou seekest to d. a city and a mother 
 
 24.16. stretched out his hand on .1 erusalem to d. it 
 
 1 Kings V^. 34. sin to the house of .leroboam to d. it 
 
 2 TCings 24. 2. and sent them against .1 udah to d. it 
 
 1 Chr. 21.15. G('d sent an angel to Jerusalem tod. 
 
 2 Chrc7i. 25. 16. God hath determined to d. thee 
 £.'r/i.3.6.1]amansoughtiO(7.Jews, 1.3.1 4.7,8.1 9.24 
 
 t 9. let it be written to d. them, and 1 will pay 
 Job 2. 3. thou movedst me to d. him without cause 
 
 6. 9. even that it would please God to d. me 
 Esal. 40.14. that seek after my soul to d. it, 63. 9. 
 119. 95. the wicked have waited for me to d. me 
 
 Tsa. lb. 7. but it is in his heart to d. and cut off 
 
 13. 5. they come from far to d. the whole land 
 
 23.11. the I^ord hath given a commandment to d. 
 
 32. 7. he deviseth wicked devices to d. the poor 
 51. 13. as if the oppressor were ready to d. 
 
 54.16. behold, I have created the waster to d. 
 Jer.l. 10. 1 have set thee to d. 18. 7- 1 31. 28. 
 
 ik 3. 1 will appoint the beasts of the earth to d. 
 
 51.11. his device is against Babylon to d. it 
 T.am. 2. 8. the Lord hath purposed to d. the wall 
 Ezek. 5. 16. famine, which I will send to d. you 
 
 22. 27. and to d. souls, to get dishonest gain 
 
 25. 15. with a despiteful heart Aid. it for old hatred 
 
 30.11. the nations shall lie brought tod. the land 
 43. 3. the vision I saw when I came to d. the city 
 
 Dan. 2.12. to d. all the wise men of Babylon, 24. 
 
 7. 26. and to d. his dominion unto the end 
 
 11. 44. he shall go forth with gi' at fury to d. 
 TTos.ll. 9. I will not return Aid. Ephraim,! amG. 
 Zech. 12. 9. that I will seek tod. all the nation.? 
 Mat. 2. 13. Herod will seek young child to d. him 
 
 5. 17. think not that I am come to d. tlie law or 
 the prophets, 1 am not come tod. but to fulfil 
 10. 28. rather fear him who is able to d. both 
 
 26. 61. this fellowsaid, 1 am able to d. the temple 
 Mmrk 1. 24. art thou come to d. us ? Tjuke 4. 34. 
 Luke 6. 9 . is it lawful on sab. days to save life or re d. 
 
 9. 56. the. Son of man is not come to d. men’s lives 
 19. 47. the chief of the people sought to d. him 
 
 .7(i/iwl(). 10. the thief cometh not but tod. 
 
 Jam. 4.12. there is one law-gi v. able to save an«( to d. 
 DES'l'KOYED. 
 
 Gen. 1.3.10. before the T.d. d. Sodom and Gomorrah 
 
 19. 29. when God d. the cities of the plain 
 F,xod. 8. -t 24. the land was d. by the swarm of flies 
 
 10. 7. knowest thou not yet that Egypt is d. f 
 Deut. 2. 21. but the Lord d. them before them, 4. .3. 
 
 I 11. 4. 2 Kings 21. 9. 2 Chron. 3.3. 9. 
 7.2.3. with amighty destruction, till they be d. 
 
 24. no man be able to stand till thou have d. 
 
 9. 8. the Ixird was angry with you to have d. you 
 
 12. 30. after that they be d. from before thee 
 28. 20. until thou be d. 24, 45,51, 61. 
 
 48. shall put a yoke on thy neck till he have d. 
 Josh. 24. 8. and 1 d. them from before you 
 Judg. 5. f 27. where he bowed, there he fell down d. 
 
 20. 21. Benjamin d. of Isr. 22,000 men that day, 25. 
 35. children of Israel d. 2.'',1(X) of Benjamin, 42. 
 
 2 Sam. 21.5. man that deviseil that we .diould be d. 
 24. 16. he said to the angel that d. 1 Chron. 21. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 13. Asa d. her idol and burnt it 
 
 2 Kings 3. t 23. Uiis is blood, the kings are surely d. 
 
 2 King.\ .,-.28. thus Jehu d. Baal out of Israel 
 11.1. Athaliah arose and d. all the seed royr.! 
 
 19. 18. therefore they have d. them, Tsa. .37. 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 25. the people whom God d. befoie them 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 1.3. for they were d. before the J.X)rtl 
 15. 6. nation was d. ot nation, city of city 
 
 .31.11. the houses which the kings of .l udah had d. 
 Ezra 4. 15. for wliich cause was this city d. 
 
 6.t 11. whoso alters this word let him bed. 
 
 Esth. .3. 9. let it be written, that they may be d. 
 
 Job 19.10. he hath d. me on every side, and 1 am gone 
 + 26. though this body be d. yet shall 1 see God 
 9.5. thou hast d. the wicked || 6. hast d. cities 
 ~^:i. 27. thou hast d. all them that go a w horing 
 78. 45. he sent frogs among them, which d. them 
 
 47. he d. their vines with hail, and sycamore-trees 
 137. 8. () daughter of Babylon, who art to be d. 
 Prov. 1.3. 23. there is that is d. for want of judgment 
 Z'rt. 14.20. because thou hast d. land, and slain peo. 
 26. 14. therefore hast thou visited and d. them 
 Jer. 12. 10. many jiastors haved. my vineyard 
 
 48. 4. Moal) is d. li 51. 8. Babylon is suddenly d. 
 
 .51. 55. Lord hath d. out of Babylon the great voice 
 Lam. 2. 5. the T.ord hath d. his strong holds 
 6. he hath d. his places of the assembly 
 
 9. he hath d. and broken her bars, her king 
 Ezek. 27. 32. Tyrus, like the d. in the midst of sea 
 
 43. t .3. to prophesy that the city should be d. 
 
 Dan. 7. 11. the beast was slain, and his body d. 
 llos. 13.9. O Isr. thou hast d. thyself, but in me help 
 2. 9. yetd. I the Amorife, I d. his fruit 
 IMat. 22.7. he sent his armies andd. those murderers 
 Luke 17. 27. and the flood came, and d. them all 
 29. it rained fire from heaven and d. them all 
 Acts 9. 21. is not this he that d. them that c lied 
 
 13. 19. when he had d. seven nations in Chaiiaan 
 19. 27. and her magnificence should be d. 
 
 Tiom. 6. 6. tiiat the body of sin might be d. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 9. d. of serpents 1| 10. d. of the destroyeff 
 Gal. 1.2.3. now preacheth the faith which once he d. 
 
 2. 18. if I build again the things which 1 d. 
 Tieb.\\.2Q. lest he that d. the first born touch them 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. as natural brute beasts made to bed. 
 .Tude 5. the I.. afterward d. them that believed not 
 Tiev. 8. 9. and the third part of the ships were d. 
 
 Are D ESI ROY ED. 
 
 Judg. 21. 16. the women sre d. out of Benjamin 
 Job 4. 20. they are d. from n,orning to night 
 .34. 25. heoverturneth them so that they are d. 
 
 Jsa. 9. 16. and they that are led ot them are d. 
 
 Jer. 22. 20. and cry, tor all thy lovers are d. 
 
 TT 0 S. 4 . 6. my peoiiletrre d. for lack of knowledge 
 Zeph. 3. 6. their cities are d. there is no inhabitant 
 Not DESfROVED. 
 
 2 Chron. 20.10. but they d. them not, Psal. Tib. 38. 
 Dan. 7. 14. his kingdom which shall tmt be d. 
 
 2 Cur. 4. 9. but not forsaken ; cast down, butwo^d. 
 
 Shall be DESTROY ED. 
 
 Gen. 34. .30. and 1 shall be d. I and m\’ bouse 
 Esth. 4.14. thou and thy father’s house shall be d. 
 Psal. .37. .38. but the transgressors bed. together 
 92. 7- it is that the3' shall be d. for ever 
 Prov. 13. 13. whoso despiseth the word shall be d. 
 
 20. but a comp-anion of fools shall be d. 
 
 29. 1. he that hardeneth his neck shall bed. 
 
 Tsa. 10.27. the yoke shall he d. because of anointing 
 Jer. 48. 8. tlie valley shall perish, the plain shall bed. 
 F.zek. 30. 8. and when all her helpers shall be d. 
 Dan. 2. -14. a kingdom which shall never be d. 6. 26. 
 n. 20. but within few days he shall he d. 
 
 TTos.lO. 8. places of .Aven, thesinof lsr.s/ia/7ied. 
 Acts 3. 23. lie that will not hear shall bed. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 26. the last enemj' tliat shall he d. is death 
 Dtterly DE.STROYED. 
 
 F.xod. 22. 20. he that sacrificeth to any god, save 
 unto the T ord only, he shall be utterly d. 
 Num. 21. .3. they utterly d. the Canaanites 
 Deut. 2. 34. we utterly d. .Sihon and his people 
 3. 6. we utterly d. the cities of Og, Josh. 2. 10. 
 
 4.26. if ye corruptyourselves, ye shall h^utterly d. 
 Josh. 6. 21. Jericho |l 8. 26. Ai utterly d. 10. 1. 
 
 10. 28. IMakkedah |l .35. Eglon |l .37. Hebron tit. d. 
 .39. Debir |i 40. he utterly d. all that breathed 
 
 11. 12. .L'shua utterly d. them with cities, 21. 
 
 Judg. 1. 17- .ludah and .^imeon utterly d. /ephalW 
 1 Sam. 15. 8. Saul utterly d. all the people 
 
 9. he would not utteily d. the best of the sheep 
 15. to sacrifice, and the rest we have utterly d. 
 
 20. he said, 1 have utterly d. the Amalekifes 
 
 21. things which should have been utterly d. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 41. the inhabitants of Gedor wrrer/yd. 
 
 2 (Anon. .31. 1. Hezekiah utterly d. the images 
 32. 14. gods those nations my father utterly d. 
 
 Tsa. .34.2. the I,ord tiath utterly d.<s.\ \ nations 
 D EA'l'ROYER. 
 
 Exod. 12. 23. will not sufler d. to come into houses 
 Judg. 16. 24. hath delivered the d. of our country 
 JiA 15. 21. in prosperity the d. shall come 
 P.sal. 17. 4. 1 nave kept me from paths of the d. 
 Prov. 28. 24. the same is the companion of a d. 
 
 .Ter. 4.7. the d. of the Gentiles is on his way 
 .50. 9. their arrows shall be as of a mighty d. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 10. and were destro\'ed of the d. 
 
 Tlev. 9. t 11. king o'^erthem hath his name ad. 
 DES TROY T R.«^. 
 
 .Tob 3.3. 22. and his life rlraweth near to the d. 
 
 Tsa. 49. 17. thy d. shall go fi-rth of thee 
 Jer. 22. 7. ami 1 will I'rejiare d. against thee 
 
 50. 11. because ve rejoiced, O d. of my heritage 
 
 des'troye.st, e til 
 
 Deut. 8. 20. as the nations which the T ord d. 
 
 Job 9.22. he d. the perfect and the wicked 
 
 12. 23. he increaseth the nations, and d. them 
 14 19. ami tiiou d. the hope i f man 
 J\sal. 18. + 47. it is God that d. people under me 
 /Voc. 6. 32. he that doth it. d. his own soul 
 
 11. 9. an hy iiocrile with Ids mouth d. his neighbour 
 31! 3. give not th\' ways to that which d. kings 
 jf’cc/. 7. 7.oi)press.'mak’eth mad. and a gift d. heart 
 9. 18. wisil. better than war. sinner d. much good 
 Jer. 51. 25. O mountain, which d. all the earth 
 Mat. 27. 40. thou that d. the temple, Mark 15. 2Ct 
 
DET 
 
 DEV 
 
 DESTJ?OYTNG. 
 
 1 Chron. 21.12. the angel of tlie Lord d. thro’ Israel 
 
 15. and as he was rf. tiie Ixird repented him 
 P/ov. 28. ■'■21. the same is the companion of man d. 
 Isa. 28. 2. the Ix'i'd hath a strong one, as a d. storm 
 Jer. 2. 30. your sword devoured like arf. lion 
 
 13. t 14. 1 will not have mercy from d. them 
 51. 1. 1 will raise against Babylon nd. \vind 
 
 25. 1 am against thee, O d. mountain, said Lord 
 Lam. 2. 8. lie hath not withdrawn his hand from d. 
 L~ek. y. 1. every man with his d. weapon in hisiiand 
 
 20 . 17 . niine eye spared them from d. them 
 iiee Uttkki.y. 
 
 DBS I RUCTION. 
 
 F.xod. 12. ■!■ 13. plague shall not be on you for a &. 
 Num.Z\. ■! 3. and he called that place, utters/, 
 
 24. 1 20. but his latter end shall be even tod. 
 Deiit. 7 . 23. L. shall destroy them with a mighty d. 
 32. 24. they shall be devoured v/ith bitter d. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. y. L. was against the cilv with a great<7. 
 
 11. tor there was a deadly d. through the city 
 
 1 kings 20. 42. a man whom 1 apixiinted to utter d. 
 
 2 Chnm. 20. t 23. one helped for the d. of another 
 
 22. 4. for they were his counsellors to his d. 
 
 7 . d. ot Ahaziah wiisof (iod, bv coming to .Toram 
 
 26.16. when strong, his h.eart was lifted up to his d. 
 Esth. 8. 6. how endure to see the d. of my kindred ^ 
 
 9. 5. the .lews smote their enemies w ith d. 
 
 Job 5. 21. neither shalt thou he afraid ot d. 
 
 22. at d. and famine thou shalt laugh 
 
 18. 12. and d. shall be ready at his side 
 
 21 . 17 . and l;Ow oft cometh their d. upon them ? 
 20 . his eyes shall see his d. and he shall drink 
 
 30. the wicked is reserved to the day of rf. 
 
 26. 6. hell naked before him, d. hath no covering 
 
 28. 22. d. and death say, we have heard the fame 
 
 30. 12. they raise against me the ways of their d. 
 
 24. not stretch out his hand, tho’ they cry in his d. 
 
 31. 3. is not d. to the wic ked i and punishment to 
 
 12. for it is a lire that consumeth to d. 
 
 23. for d. from Cod was a terror to me 
 
 29. if I rejoiced at the d. of him that hated me 
 Psa/. 35. 8. let d. come upon him unawares, and his 
 net catch himself, into that very d. let him fall 
 55. 23. thou shalt bring them down to the pit of d. 
 <3.18. surely thou castedst them down into d. 
 
 88. 11. or thy faithfulness be declared in d. ? 
 
 90. 3. thou turnest man to d. and sayest, return ye 
 
 91. 6. nor for the d. that wasteth at noon day 
 103. 4. w ho redeemeth thy life from d. w ho crowns 
 
 Prov. 1. 27 . when your d. cometh as a whirlwind 
 
 10. 14. but the mouth of the foolish is near d. 
 
 15. the d. of the poor is their poverty 
 
 29 . d. shall be to the workers of iniquity, 21.15. 
 
 13. 3. but he thatopeneth wide his lips shall have d. 
 
 14. 28. the want of people is the d. of the prince 
 
 15.11. liell and d. are before the Lord 
 
 16.18. pride goeth before d. and a haughty spirit 
 
 17 . 19 . and he that exaltetli Ids gate seeketh d. 
 
 18. 7 . a fool’s mouth is hisef. and his lips a snare 
 12 . before d. the lieart of man is haughty 
 
 19 . 118. and let not thy soul spare to his d. 
 
 24. 2. for their heart studieth d. and lips talk 
 
 27 . 20 . hell and d. are never full, so the eyes of man 
 31.8. in the cause of such as are appointed tod. 
 
 Isa. 1. 28. d. of transgressors and sinners together 
 
 10. 25. and mine anger shall cease in their rf. 
 
 13. 6. it shall corneas a d. from the Almighty 
 
 14. 23. 1 will sweep Babylon with the besom of d. 
 
 15. 5. m the w ay they shall raise up a cry of d. 
 
 19 . ..8. one shall be called the city ot d. 
 
 24.12. and the gate is smitten with d. 
 
 49 . 19 . the land ot thy d. shall be too narrow 
 51. 19 . desolation and d. are come unto thee 
 59 . 7. w asting and d. are in their paths 
 
 18. d. shall no more be heard in thy borders 
 Jer. 4. 6. I will bring from the north a great d. 6.1. 
 
 20. d. upon d. is cried, for the land is spoiled 
 17 . 18. and destroy them with double d. 
 
 46. 20. d. cometh, it cometh out of the north 
 48. 3. a voice from Iloronaim, spoiling andd. 
 
 5. the enemies have heard a cry of d. 
 
 50. 22. a sound of great d. is in the land 
 
 51. 54. great d. from the land of the Chaldeans 
 LadrJL. 11. torrf.of thedaughterofmypeople,3.48. 
 
 3. 47 . desolation and d. is come upon us 
 
 4. 10. in the d. of the daughter of mj' people 
 Ezek. 5. 16. when I will send famine for their d. 
 
 7 . 25. d. cometh, and they shall seek peace 
 
 9.16. slaj- to d. old and young.maids and children 
 
 32. 9. w lien I bring thy d. among the nations 
 Eos. 7.13. d. to them, because they nave transgressed 
 
 9. 6. for lo, they are gone, because of d. 
 
 13. 14. O grave, 1 will be thy d. repentance hid 
 Joel 1. 15. as a d. from the Almighty it shall come 
 Cbad. 12. neither rejoiced in the day of their d. 
 Altc. 2. 10. it shall destroy you with a sore d. 
 
 Eech. 14.11. and there shall be no more utter d. 
 Mat. 7 .13. broad is the way that leaileth to d. 
 
 Mom. 3.16. d. and misery are in their ways 
 9. 22. endured the vessels of wrath fitted to d. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 5. to deliver to Satan for d. of the flesh 
 tlCor. 10.8. hath given us not for your d. 13.10. 
 Phil- 3.19. for many walk whose end is d. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 3. then sudden d. cometh upon them 
 
 2 T/iess. 1 . 9 . who shall be punished with everlast. d. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 9. into many lusts which drown men in d. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. and bring on themselves swift d. 
 
 3.16. which the unstable wu est to their own d. 
 
 DESTRUCTIONS. 
 
 Psal. 9. 6 . O enemy, d. are come to a perpetual end 
 ,35. 17 . Ix)rd, rescue my soul from their d. 
 
 107 . 20. he delivereth them from their d. 
 
 Isa. 5. t 30. when light, it shall be dark in the d. 
 DETAIN, ED. 
 
 Judff. 13.15. let us d. thee till we have itiade ready 
 
 16. though thou d. me, I will not eat of thy bread 
 1 Sam. 21. 7 . Doeg was that day d. before the Lord 
 
 ^ . DETERMINATE. 
 
 Acts 2. 23. him delivered by the d. counsel of God 
 DETERMINATION. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 8. for my d. is to gather the nations 
 
 106 
 
 DEV 
 
 DETERMINE. 
 
 Exod. 21. 22. and he shall pay as the judges d. 
 DETERMINED. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 7- then l>e sure that evil is d. by him 
 9. if I knew that evil were d. by my father 
 33. .1 onathan knev/ that it was d. of his father 
 
 25. 17 . for evil is d. ag. our master and household 
 
 2 Sum. 13.32. for by Absalom this hath been d. 
 
 2 ('.hr. 2. 1. Solomon d. to build a house for Lord 
 
 25. 16. I know that God hath d. to destroy thee 
 }■ .'tU. 7 . 7 . he saw that there was evil d. against him 
 .lub 14. 5. seeing his days are d. number of months 
 la. 10. 23. a consumption d. in all the land, 28. 22. 
 
 19. 17- counsel of Lord which hath d. against it 
 Dan. 9 . 24. seventy weeks are d. on ti)y people 
 
 26. and to the end of the war desolations are d. 
 27 - and that d. shall be poured upon the desolate 
 11..%. for that, that is d. shall be done 
 Luke 22. 22. the .Son of man goeth as it ■was d. 
 
 Acts 3. 13. when Pilate was d. to let him go 
 
 4. 28. to do ■« hat thy counsel d. before to be done 
 
 11. 29. the disciples d. to send relief to brethren 
 
 15. 2. d. that Paid and Barnabas go to .lerusalem 
 
 , 37 . and Barnabas d. to take with them John 
 
 17 . 26. and hath d. the times before appointed 
 
 19 . 39 . it shall he d. in a lawful assembly 
 
 20. 16. for Paul had d. to sail by I’.phesus 
 25. 25. 1 have d. to send Paul to Augustus 
 
 27 . 1 . when it was d. that we should sail into Italy 
 Horn. 1.14. and d. to be the Son of God with power 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. 1 d. not to know any thing save .lesus 
 
 5. + 3. but present in spirit I have d. already 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 1. but 1 d. this with myself, that 1 would 
 Tit. 3.12. to N icopolis, for I have d. there to winter 
 
 DE I E.ST. 
 
 Deut. 7- 26. but thou shalt utterly d. and abhor it 
 DEI'ESIABLE. 
 
 Jer. 16. 18. they defiled my land with d. things 
 Esek. 5. 11. hastdefiled sanctuary witli thy d. things 
 7 . 20. they made images of their r/. things therein 
 
 11. 18. they shall take away all the d. things 
 
 21. whose heart walketh after their d. things 
 37 .23. nor shall any more defile with their d. things 
 DEVICE. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.14. to find out every d. shall be put to him 
 Esth. 8. .3. to put away his d. that he had devised 
 t5. let it be written to reverse the d. by llaman 
 9. 25. his wicked d. should return upon his own head 
 Psal. 21. 11. they imagined a mischievous d. 
 
 140. 8. O I.ord, further not his wicked d. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 10. there is no work nor d. in the grave 
 Jer. la. 11. behold, 1 devise a d. against you 
 51. 11. for his d. is against Babylon to destroy it 
 Lam. .3. 62. and their d. against me all the day 
 Acts 17 . 29 . is like to stone graven by man’s d 
 DEVICES. 
 
 Job 5. 12. he disappointeth the d. of the crafty 
 
 11. t 3. should thy d. make men hold their peace ? 
 
 21. 27 . d. which ye -wrongfully imagine against me 
 Ps. 10 . 2. let them be taken in the d, thej' imagined 
 33.10. he maketh the d. of the people of none effect 
 37 . 7- for the man who bringeth wicked d. to pass 
 
 Prov. 1. 31. and be filled with their own d. 
 
 12. 2. but a man of wicked d. will he condemn 
 19 . 21. there are many d. in a man’s heart 
 
 Isa. .32. 7 . he deviseth wicked d. to destroy the poor 
 66. + 4. 1 also will choose their d. and bring fears 
 Jer. 11. 19 . that they had devised d. against me 
 
 18. 12. no hope, but we will walk after our own d. 
 18. come and let us devise d. against Jeremiah 
 
 Dan. 11.24. yea, and be shall forecast his d. for a time 
 25. for they shall forecast d. against him 
 2 Cor. 2. 11. for we are not ignorant of liis d. 
 DEVIL. 
 
 A most wicked angel, the implacable enemy and 
 tempter of the human race, especially believers, 
 whom he desires to devour, 1 Pet. 5. 8. He is 
 caf/cd Abaddon in Hebreiu, Apollyon in Greek, 
 that is, destroyer.—Hov. 9. 11. Angel of the 
 bottomless pit.—Prince of the world, John 12. 
 5\.—Prince of darkness, Eph. 6. 12.—^ roar¬ 
 ing Lion, and an Adversary, 1 Pet. 5. 8.—A 
 sinner from the beginning, 1 John .3. 8.—Beel¬ 
 zebub, Mat. 12. 24 .— Accuser, Rev. 12. 10.— 
 Belial, 2 Cor. 6. 15.—Deceiver, Rev. 20. 10. 
 —Dragon, Rev. 12. 7.—Liar, John 8. 44.—Le¬ 
 viathan, Isa. 27 . 1.—Lucifer, Isa. 14. lt>.—Mur¬ 
 derer, John 8. 44.—Serpent, Isa. 27. 1.—Satan, 
 Job 2. 6.— Tormenter, Mat. 18. 34.—The god of 
 this world, 2 Cor. 4. 4. 
 
 He is compared to a Dog, Psal. 22 . 15.—Fowls, 
 Mat. 13. 4.—A Fowler, Psal. 91. 3.—Lightning, 
 Luke 10. 18.—Locusts, Rev. 9 . 3.—A Wolf, 
 John 10 . 12 .— Adder, Psal. 91. 13. 
 
 The-te names are given to the prince of the Devils, _ 
 who, perhaps, was the first and leader in that 
 grand rebellion against God, whereby they all fell 
 into a rooted enmity against holiness, and into 
 endless horror, blackness, and despair, Jude 6. 
 Devil is pvt for, [1] Idols, Psal. 1C6. 37 . 2 Chron. 
 11.15. [2] A wicked man, John 6. 70. [.3] Per¬ 
 secutors, Rev. 2. 10. 
 
 This word comes from the Greek, Diabolos, which 
 signifies a Calumniator, or Accuser, who accuseth 
 us before God day and night, Mev. 12. 9, 10. 
 Hence he is called. The accuser of the brethren, 
 Mev. 12. 10. He hath cast off all obedience to 
 ^od; and likewise called Belial, which is an He¬ 
 brew word, and signifies one who is good for no¬ 
 thing, a libertine, one that is extremely wicked. 
 2 Cor. 6. 15. V hat concord hath Christ with 
 Belial? Also Satan, which signifies an Adver¬ 
 sary, or an Accuser, in a court of Justice. Job 
 2.1. Satan came also among them. He is like¬ 
 wise called the Old Serpent, Mev. 12. 9. Because 
 he conveyed himself into the serpent, when he 
 tempted Eve ; arid in respect of his serpentine dis- 
 po.ftiun ; his poison is always ready , as in a foun¬ 
 tain ; and runnePi continually as in full streams, 
 both against Christ and against all his members for 
 his sake : He is also crafty, wise, and subtle, as a 
 serpent ; concerning whose subtilty, see Serpent. 
 
 The most subtle (f these .’spirits contrived a temptoe- 
 tion, which might be m 0 . 1 t taking and dangerou.s to 
 yuan in his exalted and hapiy .'tate: He attempts 
 him with art, by propounding the. Inreif knowledge 
 and plea. ure,to inieigle the .piiitual and sen i- 
 tive appetites at once. . hid that he might the bet¬ 
 ter succeed, he addressed the woman, the weakest 
 and mo.d liable to tiduction. He hides him.ielf in 
 the body if a seipent, which before sm was not ter¬ 
 rible unto her, and by this inst.vment insinuates 
 his temptation. Ht first allured with the hopes oj 
 tmjjunity, ^ e shall not die ; then he pnomised an 
 universal knowledge if good evil. By these 
 pretences he ruined innocence itself. For the wo- 
 rnan, deceived by these speiious ailectives, swal¬ 
 lowed the poison of the s.erperit ; and, ha: ing tasted 
 death, she persuaded her husband, by the fame mo¬ 
 tives, to de.spi.ie the law of their Ci eator. Thus sin 
 entered, and brought confvsiim into the world. 
 Man, since his Jail, » > under the tyranny and slavery 
 oJ ■'idtan, who is called the go<l of this world, 2 
 Cor. 4. 4. because he rules in wicked men. His < Id 
 enmity and hatred against the souls of men coto- 
 tiiiues: It is another hell to him to see them ri- 
 stored to the favour cf God, and his glorious image 
 re-engraven on them. He is a jealous jailer, and, 
 if possible, will not lose any of his captives. The 
 Scripture repre.^ents him as a strong and subtle ad 
 versary ; a roaring lion that gees about seeking 
 ■vt horn he may de' our, 1 Pet. 5. 8 . His title, the 
 lempier, iSlat. 4. 3. implies his constant practice. 
 He bribes some with profit, and allmes others with 
 plea.%ure. He is surprisingly subtle ; his strength 
 ts superior to ours : his malice is deadly ; his ac¬ 
 tivity and diligence are equal to his malice ; and he 
 has a mighty number of principalities and powers 
 under his command. 
 
 Sometimes dev'iX is taken for a wicked man, a liber¬ 
 tine, a treacherous person, .lolm 6 . 70. I lave not 
 1 chosen you twelve, anil one of you is a dexil ? 
 It is taken also for idols, 2 Chi on. 11 . 15. so 
 called, because the devil is eminently served in the 
 worship of them ; and the spirits which were sup¬ 
 posed to inhabit them, were evil spirits or devils: 
 and became in and by them the devil oftentimes 
 manifested him.ulf to men, and gave them answers, 
 and received their worship. Their wor.Jiip L an 
 invention of the devil; for what other deity besid^ 
 the devil could require human victims, like those 
 that were sacrificed to Moloch '< Devil is likewise 
 taken for per.(ecutors, those instruments which he 
 makes use of in executing his wicked designs 
 against the godly. Rev. 2. 10. 
 
 Lest he fall into the condemnation of the devil, 
 1 'l im. .3. 6 . Lest he become guilty of the sin for 
 which the devil was condemned, and so receive the 
 same punishment which was inflicted upon him. 
 Mat. 4. 1. Jesus was led to be tempted of the d. 
 
 5. d. taketh him up to holy city 11. d. leaveth him 
 
 8 . the d. taketh him up to an high mountain 
 
 9. 32. a dumb man possessed witli a d. 12. 22. 
 
 11 . 18. and they say he hath a d. l.uke 7 . 33 . 
 
 13. 39. the enemy that sowed them is the d. 
 
 15.22. my daughter is grievously vexed with a d. 
 17 .18. Jesus rebuked d. he departed out of him 
 25.41. fire, prepared for the d. and his angels 
 Mark 5. 15. him that was possessed with the d. 16,18. 
 7 .29. the d. is gone out of thy daughter, 30. 
 
 Luke4.0.. Jesus being forty days tempted of the d. 
 .3. the d. said to him, 6. |l 5. the d. taking him up 
 
 1.3. when the d. iiad ended all the temptation 
 
 3.3. a man which had a spirit of an unclean d. 
 
 35. and when the d. had thrown him in the midst 
 
 8.12. then cometh the d. and taketh away the word 
 
 29. was driven of the d. into the wilderness 
 
 9. 42. as he was coming the d. threw him down 
 11.14. casting out a d. when the d. was gone out 
 
 John6. 70 . chosen twelve, and one of j’ou is a d. 
 
 7 . 20. the people said, thou hast a d. 8. 48. 
 
 8.44. ye are ot your father d. and his lusts will do 
 49 .1 nave nota rf. l| 52. we know that thou hast a d, 
 
 10. 20, many of them said, he hath a d. 
 
 21. these are not the words of him that hath a d. 
 
 13. 2. the d. having put into the heai t of .ludas 
 Acts 10. 38. healing all that were oppressed of d.' 
 13.10. O full of all mischief, thou child of the d. 
 Eph. 4. 27 . neither give place to the d. 
 
 6.11. may be ableto stand against the wilesofthe d. 
 
 1 Tim. .3. 6. he fall into the condemnation of the d. 
 
 7 . lest he fall into reproach, and snare of the d. 
 
 2 Tim. 2.26. may recov. tliemselves out of snare of if. 
 Heb. 2.14. had the power of deatR that is the d. 
 Jam. 4. 7- resist the d. and he wifi flee from you 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. w atcb, because your adversary the d. 
 
 1 John 3. 8. he that commitfeth sin is of tlie d. that 
 
 lie might destroy the works of the d. 
 10. in this the children of the d. are manifest 
 Jude 9 . ilHchael, wlien contending with the d. 
 
 Mev. 2. 10. the d. shall cast some into prison 
 
 12. 9 .. the old serpent called the d. and .“^atan 
 12. for the d. is come down to vou having power 
 
 20. 2. that old serpent, which is the d. and Satan 
 10. d. that deceived them was cast into lake of tire 
 DEVILISH. 
 
 Jam. 3. 15. this wisdom is eartlih’, sensual, d. 
 DEVILS. 
 
 Lev. 17 . 7 . shall no more offer their sacrifices to d. 
 Deut. .32. 17 . they sa rificed to d. not to God 
 
 2 Chron. 11.15. he ordained him priest for the d. 
 
 Ps. If 6. . 37 . sacrificed their sons and daughters to d. 
 Mat. 4.24. brought him those which were possessed 
 
 with d. 8.16, 28, 33. Mark 1. .32. Luke 8. 36. 
 
 8. 31. so the d. besought him saying, Mark5. 12. 
 Mark 9-.38. IMaster, we saw one casting out d. in 
 
 thy name, and he followeth not us, Luke 9. 49. 
 
 16 . 17 . in my name shall thej' cast out d. 
 
 l.uke 4. 41. and d. also came out of many, saying 
 8.2. Mary INIagdalene. out of whom went seven i/.' 
 
 36. by what means he that was possessed of d. 
 
 9.1. he gave them power and authority over all d. 
 
 10 . 17 . Lord, even the d. are subject to us 
 
 13. 32. go and tell that fox, behold, I cast out d. 
 
DID 
 
 DEV 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 20. Gentiles sacrificed to d. and not to G. 
 
 I would not ye should have fellowship with d. 
 
 21. ye cannot drink the cup ot the Lord and cup 
 of d. of the Lord's table and of tlie table ot d. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 1. some givinsr heed to doctrines of d. 
 
 Jam. 2.19. the d. also believe and tremble 
 Tev. 9.20. tliat they should not m orship rf. and idols 
 
 16. 14. for they are spirits of d. working miracles 
 18. 2. Babylon is become the habitation of d. 
 
 8ee Cast. 
 
 DRVISE. 
 
 Erod. .31.4. d. cunning works in gold silver, M. .35. 
 
 35. 32.to</. curious works in gold, silver, and brass 
 
 2 14.14. vet doth lie d. means that his banished 
 .35. 4. be'brougiit to confusion, that d. my hurt 
 
 20. but they d. deceitful matters against them 
 
 41. 7. against me do they d. my hurt 
 Prov. 3. 29. d. not evil against thy neighbour 
 
 14. 22. do they not err that d. evil ' but mercy 
 and truth shall be to them that rf. good 
 16. 30. he shutteth his eyes to d. troward things 
 Jer. 18. 11. behold, I d. a device against you 
 18. come and let us d. devices against .leremiali 
 Ezek. 11. 2. tliese are the men that d. mischiet 
 Mic. 2.1. woe to tliem that d. iniquity and work evil 
 
 3. behold, against this family do 1 d. an evil 
 DLVLSEI). 
 
 £ Sam. 21. 5. man that consumed us d. against us 
 
 1 Kings VI. .3.3. month which he d. of his own heart 
 Esth.^. 3. his devise that he had d. against the .lews 
 
 5. let it be written to reverse letters i/. by tiaman 
 P^a/. .31. 13. they rf. to takeaway my hte . 
 
 Jer. 11.19. knew not that they had d. devices against 
 48. 2. in lieshbon they have d. evil against it 
 51.12. the L. hath both d. and done, Lam. 2.17. 
 
 2 Pet.1.16. we have not followed cunningly fables 
 
 DEV IS Ell f. 
 
 Psal. 36. 4. he d. mischief on his bed, abhorsnot evil 
 52. 2. thy tongue d. mischiefs like a sharp razor 
 ZVar.6.14.he rf.mischief continually, soweth discord 
 18. an heart that d. wicked imaginations 
 16. 9. man’s heart d. his way, L. directeth steps 
 £4.8. d. to do evil shall be called mischievous 
 Isa. 32.7. he d. wicked devices to destroy the poor 
 8. but the liberal d. liberal things, and shall stand 
 DEVOTE. 
 
 Lev. 27.28. thing that a man shall d. to the Lord 
 DEVOIED. 
 
 Zev. 27.21. shall be holv to the Lord, as a field d. 
 
 28. no d. thingsold, every d. thing is most holy 
 Kum. 18.14. every thing d. in Israel shall be thine 
 I)ent. 13. + 17. there shall cleave nothing of«/. thing 
 Josh. 6 .117. the city shall berf. even it and all in it 
 Ezra 10. t 8. all his substance shall be d. 
 
 Psal. 119. 38. word to thy servant, who is d. thy fear 
 Ezek. 44. t 29. every d. thing shall be theirs 
 DEV()T101S.S. 
 
 Acts 17. 23. for as I pa-ssed by and beheld your d. 
 DEVOUR 
 
 Signifies, [1] To eat np, or s-MaUow down greedily, 
 Gen. .37 . 20. [2] To waste, or spend riotously, 
 
 Luke 15. .30. [.3] By cunning pretences to de¬ 
 
 fraud others of that which is theirs. Mat. 23. 14. 
 [4] With cruel fierceness to tear, and spoil 
 spiritually the souls and bodies of men, as a lion 
 devours his prey, 1 Pet. 5. 8. The devil walketh 
 about, seeking wliom he ma 3 ' devour. [5] To 
 kill, or destroy, 2 .Sam. 18. 8. [6] To convert to 
 one's own private use that which is dedicated unto 
 God, Prov. 20. 25. 
 
 Gen. 49. 27 . in the morning he shall d. the prey 
 Beut. .32. 42. arrows with blood, and sword d. flesh 
 2 Sam. 2.26. A bner said, shall the sword d. for ever r 
 18. +8. and the wood mulliplied lod. the people 
 2 Citron. 7.1.3. if I command the locusts \o d. 
 
 Job 18. 1.3. first-born of death shall d. his strength 
 Psal. 80.1.3. the wild beasts of the field doth d. it 
 Prov. 30. 14. and their jaw teeth as knives to d. 
 
 Isa. 1.7. your land strangers d. it in your presence 
 9.12. they shall d. Israel with open mouth 
 18. for wickedness shall d. the briers and thorns 
 31. 8. the sword, not of a mean man, shall d. him 
 
 42. 14. 1 will cry, 1 w ill destroy and d. at once 
 56. 9. all ye beasts of the field come to d. yea^ all 
 
 ye beasts in the forest, Jer, 12. 9.1 15. .3. 
 Jer.2.3.that d. Israel shall offend, evil come on them 
 12. 12. the sword of the Lord shall d. 46.10, 14. 
 30. 16. and all that d. thee shall he devoured 
 48. 45. a tlame shall d. the corner c f Moab 
 Ezek. 7. 15. famine and pestilence shall d. him 
 .34. 28. neither shall the beasts of the land d. 
 
 35. f 12. the mountains, they are given us to d. 
 
 36.14. therefore shalt thou d. men no more 
 Ban. 7. 5. arise d. much flesh, ll 2.3. d. whole earth 
 Hos. 5. 7. now shall a month d. them with portions 
 
 11. 6. and the sword shall d. his branches 
 
 13.8. there will 1 d. them like a lion, shall tear them 
 Amos 1. 4. fire shall d. the palaces, 7-10, 12. 
 i)bad. 18. they shall kindle in them, and d. them 
 Elah. 2. 13. the sword shall d. the young lions 
 JIab. 3.14. their rejoicing was as to d. poor secretly 
 Zech. 9. 15. they shall d. and subdue with stones 
 
 12. 6. they shall d. all the people round about 
 JMat. 23. 14. woe unto you, hypocrites, for ye d. 
 
 widow^s’ houses, Mark 12. 40. Luke 20. 47 
 2 Cor. 11. 20. for ye suffer, if a man d. you 
 Gal. 5. 15. but if ye bite and d. one another 
 Heb. 10. 27 . indignat, which shall d. the adversaries 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. walketh about, seeking whom he may d. 
 Pev. 12,4. to d. her child as soon as it w as born 
 tire DEVOUR. 
 
 Judg. 9 . 15. let Jfre d. the cedars of Lebanon 
 20. \tifire d. the men of Shechem, and Abimelecli 
 Psal. 11. 9- sliall swallow up, »n6fire shall rf.them 
 50. 3. God shall come, a j^rgshall d. before him 
 Jsa. 26.11. yea, thej?re of thine enem. shall d. them 
 33. 11. stubble, your breath nsfire shall d. you 
 Ezek. 15. 7 . and another Are shall d. them 
 23. 37 . to pass for them through X\\Gfire torf. them 
 Amos 5. 6. lest he break out like fire and d. it 
 Hah. 3.13. the gates open, the Are shall d. thj’ bars 
 15. there shall tlieyire d. thee, sword cut thee off 
 
 DEW 
 
 Zech. 11.1. O Lebanon, that Are may d. thy cedars 
 DEVOUR. . 
 
 Job 18.13. it shall d. the strength ot his skin _ 
 
 Isa. 10 .17 it shall burn and d. his thorns and briers 
 Jer. 5.14.1 will make my w ords fire, it shall rf.them 
 17 27 . I will kindle a fire and it shall d. the palaces 
 of .lerusaleni, and not be quenched, Amos 2. 5. 
 21.14. it shall d. all things round about, 50. 32. 
 Ezek. 20. 47 . and it shall d. every green tree 
 28. 18. it shall d. and I will bring thee to ash^es 
 Hos. 8. 14. and it shall d. the palaces of .I udah 
 Amos 1.14. it shall d.x 6 ^ palaces of Rabbah 
 
 2.2. send a tire, it .Jialld. the palaces of Kinoth 
 
 DEVOURED. 
 
 Gen. .31.15. he hath sold us, and quite d. our money 
 37 . 20. will say, some evil beast hath rf. him,33. 
 
 41. 7 . the seven thin ears d. the seven rank, 24. 
 
 Lev. 10. 2. there went tire from the I,. and d. them 
 Num. 26.10. what time the fire d. 250 men 
 Beut. .31. 17 . 1 will hide my face, they shall be d. 
 
 32. 24. they shall be d. with burning heat 
 2 Sam. 18. 8. the wood d. more than the sword d. 
 
 22. 9 . and lire out of his mouth d. Psal. 18. 8. 
 Psal. 78.45. he sent divers sorts of flies which d. them 
 
 79 . 7 . for they have d. .lacob, and laid waste his 
 105. 35. the locusts d. the fruit of their ground 
 
 Isa. 1.20. if rebel, ye shall be d. with the sword 
 24. 6. therefore hat!.> the curse d. the earth 
 Jer. 2. .30. your sword hath d. the prophets 
 3.24. for shame hath d. the labour of qur lathers 
 8.16. for they are come, and have d. the land 
 10. 25.'for they have eaten up .lacob, and d. him 
 30. 16. all they that devour thee shall be d. 
 
 50. 7 . all that found them have d. them 
 17 . first, the king of Assyria hath d. him 
 
 51. 34. ^Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon d. me 
 Lam. 4.11. it hath d. the foundations thereof , 
 Ezek. 15.5. how much less when the fire hath d. it 
 
 16. 20. hast sacrificed thj' sons to them to be d. 
 
 19. 3. it learned to catch the prey, it d. men, 6. 
 
 14. fire is gone out, which hath d. her fruit 
 22. 25. like a roaring lion, they have d. souls 
 
 2.3. 25. and thy residue shall be d. by the fire 
 . 33 . 27 . I will give to the beasts to be d. 39. 4. 
 
 Ban.7.7. ltd. and brake in pieces, and stamped, 19. 
 Hos. 7 . 7 . they are hot, and have d. their judges 
 9 strangers have d. his strength, he knoweth it not 
 Joel 1. 19. for fire hath d. the pastures, 20. 
 
 Amos 4. 9 . your fig-trees, the palmer-worm d. them 
 7 4. to contend by fire, and it d. the great deep 
 Nah. 1.10. they shall be d. as stubble fully dry 
 Zeph. 1. 18. land sliall be d. by the fire of his jealousy 
 3 8. all the earth shall be d. with fire of my jealousy 
 Zech. 9. 4. and Tyriis shall be d. with hre 
 Mat. i3. 4. fowls came and d. them, Mark 4. 4. 
 
 Luke 8, 5. 
 
 Luke 15. .30. this thy son who hath d. thy living 
 Rev. 20. 9. fire came down from God and d. them 
 DEVOURER. 
 
 Mai 3 11. I will rebuke the d. for your sakes 
 DEVOUREST. 
 
 Ezek. 36.13. because they say, thou land d. up men 
 DEVOURETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 25. the sword d. one as well as another 
 ~Prov. 19 . 28. the mouth of the wicked d. iniquity 
 20 25. a snare to the man who d. that which is holy 
 Isa 5 24 as fired, stubble, and flame chaff, Joe/2.5 
 Lam 2 3. like a flaming fire which d. round about 
 Ezek. 15. 4. behold, the fire d. both the ends of it 
 Joell 3 a fired, before them, behind them aflame 
 Hab. i. 13. the wicked d. man that is more righteous 
 Rev 11. 5. if any hurt them, fire d. their enemies 
 DEVOURIISG. 
 
 Exod. 24 . 17 . his appearance was liked, fire on mount 
 Psal ^.1. thou lovest all d. words, O tongue 
 Isa. 29. 6 . thou shalt be visited with d. fire, 30. 30. 
 
 30.' 27 . and his tongue is as a fire. 
 
 33 14 who among us shall dwell with the d. hre 
 
 DEVOUT. 
 
 lukel. 25. Simeon was just and d.waiting for consol. 
 Acts 2 ! 5. there were at .lerusalem Je\ys, d. men 
 8 .2. d. men carried Stephen to his burial lament. 
 1 o 72. Cornelius was a d. man H 7- ad. soldier 
 13. 50. but the .Tews stirred up the d. women 
 17 4 of the d. Greeks a great multitude believed 
 17 . Paul disputed with the Jews and d. persons 
 '’2 12 Ananias a d. man, according to the law 
 DE’W 
 
 Is a small rain, which falling on the ground tn 
 the morning, doth keep it moist, and make it 
 fruitful. Itt uiarm countries, arid in places where 
 it rains hut seldom, the night-dews supply in 
 some sort the want of rain. And therefore the 
 bestowing of it is a blessing from God. Beut 
 .33. 13. Blessed of the Lord be Joseph s land 
 for the dew; and the withholding of it is a curse; 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. Ve mountains ot Gilboa, let 
 there be no dew on you. Hushai compares an 
 army sallying upon the enemy to the dew de- 
 scending on the ground, 2 Sam. 17- 1*. God 
 promises to be as the dew unto Israel, lios. 14. 
 5. Though they were as withered and dying grass, 
 yet he wttuld refresh and strengthen them .• By 
 bestowing upon them his grace and Spirit, he 
 wtmld make them fruitful and flourishing. Hits 
 comparison of God s visitation of his people to 
 dew, is remarkable in several places of Scrip¬ 
 ture. Isa. 26. 19. Thy dew is as the dew of 
 herbs; Or, thy dew is a bright dew, a dew of 
 light and dawn. The prophet there speaks of the 
 captivity of Babylon, as of a state of death ; 1 hy 
 dead men shall live ; but God’s visitation of his 
 people, his favour and blessing, would recover 
 them in some sort to life and light, would make 
 them revive and flourish again. Heavenly doc¬ 
 trine or the word of God, is likewise compared 
 to dew, Beut. 32. 2. Mv speech shall distil as 
 the dew: My doctrine snail have the .same effect 
 upon your hearts, as the dew has upon the earth ,• 
 it shall make them soft, pliable, and fruitful. 
 The prophet Uosea, speaking of the goodness of 
 hypocrites, compares it to the early dew that 
 
 soon goeth away, that is soon exhaled by the lit at 
 of the sun, Dos. 6. 4. Brotherly love, or the 
 communion of saints, is compared to the dew which 
 falls upon the-hill of llernion, and refreshes and 
 makes it fruiful, Psal. 1.33. 3. As the drops oj 
 dew are innumerable, and as they fall suddenly 
 and secretly without being perceived: In allusion 
 to these qualities of the dew, such as were converted 
 to Christ 2 M the earliest gospel times are compared 
 to it, Psal. IK). 3. 1 hou hast the dew of thy youth. 
 
 It is said. Cant. 5. 2. My head is filled with d^rp, 
 and my locks with the drops of the night. Christ 
 here alludes to the custom of lovers, who often 
 and willingly suffer such inconvenimees for their 
 hopes and desires of enjoying their beloved, and 
 signifies his sufferings for the church’s good; 
 elsewhere, for a man to be wet with the dew of 
 heaven is a sign of mi.sery, Dan. 4. 25. 
 drops, or droppings, signify troubles, Amos 6. 
 
 •f 11. But dew atid rain upon the land make it 
 fruitful; so is Christ by his doctrine to his church, 
 Deut. 32. 2. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 28. God give thee of the d. of heaven, .39. 
 Exod. 16.13. in tlie morning d. lay round the host 
 
 14. anil when the d. that lay was gone up 
 Num. 11. 9. when the d. fell on the camp in night 
 Beut. 32.2. my speech shall distil as d. as small rain 
 
 33.13 blessed is Joseph’s land for d. and for deep 
 28. also his heaven shall drop down d. 
 
 Judg. 6. . 37 . Gideon said, if d. be on tiie fleece only 
 39. on ground let there be d. || 40. there was d. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. let there be no d. nor rain upon you 
 17 . 12 . we will light on him as the d. falleth 
 
 1 Kings 17.1 .there shal 1 not be d. nor rain these y ears 
 .lob 29 . 19. the d. lay all night on my branch 
 
 .38. 28. or who hath begotten the drops of d. ? 
 
 Psal. 110. .3. thou hast tiled, of thy youth 
 133. 3. as the d. of IJermon, and as the d. that 
 Prov. 3. 20. and the clouds drop down the d. 
 
 19. 12. but his favour is as d. upon the grass 
 Cant. 5. 2. open to me, for my head is filled with d. 
 Isa. 18. 4. like a cloud of d. in the heat of harvest 
 26. 19 . for thy d. is as the d. of herbs, earth cast cut 
 Ban. 4. 15. let it be wet with the d. of heaven, 23. 
 
 25. they shall wet thee with the d. of heaven 
 33. and his body was wet with the d. 5. 21. 
 
 Hos. G 4. goodness is as early d. it goeth away, 13.3. 
 14. 5. 1 will be as d. to Israel, he shall grow as lily 
 Mic.5. 7 . Jacob shall be as the d. from the Lord 
 Hag. 1.10. the heaven over you is stayed fromd. 
 Zech.^. 12. and tlie heavens shall give their d. 
 DIADEM. 
 
 Job 0.9. 14. my j\;dgnieiit was as a robe and a d. 
 
 Ita. 28.5. and for a d. of beauty to residue of Ids pco. 
 62. .3. and aroj’al d. in the hand of thy God 
 Ezek. 21. 26. remove the d. take off the crown 
 DIAL. 
 
 2 KingsOO. 11. gone down in the d.of Ahaz, Jpa.38. 8 . 
 
 DIAMOND. 
 
 Exod. 28.18. and the second row a d. 39. 11. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 1. sin of Judah is written with point of a d. 
 Ezek. 28.13. the d. the beryl, was covering of Tyrus 
 DID. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. t 21. David asked them how they d. 
 
 1 Kings 11.25. besides the mischief that 11 ad ad d. 
 
 2 Kings 18.3. d. right according to all that David d. 
 Nell. 2. 16 . knew not whilher f went or what i d. 
 Esth. 2.11. iMordecai walked to knowhow Esther d. 
 Mat. 12. 3. have ye notread what David d. / 
 
 21. 15. when they saw wonderful things that he J. 
 Mark 5. 8. they heard what great things he d. 
 
 John 2. 23. they saw miiacles which he d. 6. 2,14. 
 
 4. 29. wlio told me all things that ever 1 d. ,39. 
 
 9 . 26. then said they, what d. he to thee ? 
 
 15.2-4. done the works which none other man d. 
 Acts .3. 17 . thro’ ignorance ye d. it, as d. your rulers 
 
 26. 10. which thing I also d. in J erusalem 
 2 Cor. 8. 5. and this they d. not as we hoped 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 22. who d. no sin, nor was guile found 
 DID joined with as. 
 
 Gen. 21. 1. the Lord d. to Sarah as he had spoken 
 43. 17 . the man d. as Joseph bade, and brought men 
 50. 12. his sons d. to him as he commanded them 
 Exod. 7 . 6. d. as the Lord commanded, 10, 20. 112. 
 28,50. i .39. 32. Lev. 8. 4. 1 16. 34. 1 24. 23. 
 Num. 1. 54.1 2. 34. 1 20. 27. 27. 22. 131. 31. 
 I^ev.4. 20. as he d. with the bullock, 16.15. 
 
 Num. 2.3. 2. Balak d. as Balaam had spoken, .30. 
 Beut. 2.12. as-Israel d. to the land of his possession 
 
 22. as he d. to children of Esau H .3. 6. as d. to Sihon 
 Josh. 4.18. waters flowed over banks,ai they d.betore 
 
 23. as the Lord your God d. to the Red sea 
 10.28. d. to king of Makkedah,aJ he d. to .lenclio 
 11. 9. Joshua d. to them as the lord bade him 
 
 Judg. 6. 27 . Gideon d. as the Lord said to him 
 
 15. 11. as they d. to me, so I have done to them 
 
 " Sam. .3. 36. a.f what the king d. pleased the people 
 
 5. 25. and David d. so ai- the Lord commanded him 
 
 1 KingsOl. 11. eldersd. a.f Jezebel had sent to them 
 26. Ahab d. according as d. the Amorites 
 
 2 Kings 8. 18. Jehoram, as d. the house of .Ahab 
 17 . 11. as d. tlie heathen which the Lord earned 
 
 41. as d. their fathers, so do they to this day 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 16. David d. as God commanded him 
 
 2 Chr. 25. 4. d. as it is written in the law' ot .Mosea 
 Isa. 58. 2. seek me a.va nation tliat d. righn-misness 
 Ban. 6. 10. Daniel gave thanks as he d. atorefiine 
 Mat. 1. 24. Joseph d. as the angel had bi<l<ien him 
 
 21.6. and d. a^ Jesus commanded them, 2o. 19. 
 28.15. took money, so watch d. as they were taught 
 Luke 9 . 54. and consume tliein even m l .lias d. 
 Acts 3. 17 . thro’ ignorance ye did d.your rulers 
 
 7 51 ye resist II . Ghost, rt.v your fathers d. so do ye 
 li. ILGod gave them the like gift,yw hed. to us 
 Heb 4.10. ceased from his works, a.v God d. from his 
 Dll) joined with evil. 
 
 Gen 5tl. 15. he will 1 equite us the evil we d. him 
 17 ! forgive thy brethren, for they d. to tliee ev>/ 
 Tudo " 11. d. evil in the sight ot the Ixird, 3. 7. 12. 
 I 4. 1. I 6. 1.1 10. 6. 1 13.1. 1 KingsM.OO. | 15. 
 "6 34.1 16. 7, .‘ 10 . 2 Kings8. 07 . I 13. 2,11. j 1-U 
 
 24. i 15. 9,18,24,28.1 17 - 2.2 Chron^ 20. 4. 
 
DIE 
 
 DIE 
 
 DIE 
 
 1 KinrjsW.C). Solomon d.evil in sisrhtof the I.ord 
 
 C Kiiifjs Mannsseh d. evil, 2 Chro7t. 2. 
 
 23.32. Jehoithaz d. evU li37. .lehoiakim d. eril 
 
 24. y. l(!lioiaciiiin d. etil\\ 19. Zedekiah d. evil 
 C ('hr. 12. 14. Kehohoam d. e. |i .33. 22. Amon d. e. 
 i\eh. 9. 2». but alter they had rcBt, they d. evil 
 
 13. 7- un(ler.stoo(l thee, that l’lia.shibrf. tor I oluah 
 Jm. (15. 12. not liear, hut </. e. l)efore mine eyes,6(l. 4. 
 
 2 T/m. 4. 14. Alexander topper smiths, me much e. 
 
 DID nut. 
 
 T.rnd. 1. 17. midwives d. not as kiner commanded 
 2 F\inf/.( 1G. 2. Ahaz d. n. what was l ieht, 2. Chr. 2K. 1. 
 Neh. 13. IH.e'. your fatliers thus, and d. not ouro! 
 
 bniiir all this evil upon us and upon this city r 
 .Ter. 11.8. commanded to do, but tliev d. them m t 
 .lonah 3. 10. God rei)ented of the evd, and d. 'it not 
 Mat. 13. 58. he d. not many miyhty works there 
 
 25. 45. d. it 7f t to one of these, ye d. it not to me 
 John 8. 40. ye seek to kill me, tliis(/. not Abraham 
 2 Cor . 7-12. 1 d. it ?iut for his cause had done wroii'' 
 
 DID.VO. 
 
 Gen. G. 22. thusdid iSoah, a,s G. command, sod. he 
 29. 28. lacob d. .ui, and fulfilled her week 
 
 42.20. bring your youngest rother, and they d. .m 
 llrod. 7- C. as the I.ord commanded so d. they, lo 
 I 12. 28, 50. I 39, .32. 1 40. IG. AW. 1.51. 
 
 22. magicians d. .vo, 8. 7, 18. |l 24. I.ord d. .to 
 17.6. Mosesrf. .w>,lil0..losh. H Nnm.H.'.i. Aarond.so 
 ]Vnm. .36. 10. .w d. the daughters of Zelophehad 
 Jo.sh. C). 14. they compassed the city, so they d. six d. 
 
 11.15. so d. Moses command, an.l so d. .loshua 
 Judg. 2. 17. they d. not .so ji G. 40. G. d. .so thatnight 
 1 1. 7. as he d. .so year by year, when she went 
 
 2.14. so they d. in Shiloh to all the Israelites 
 
 27. 11. sod. David, and so will be his manner 
 
 1 Kitig.s 12. 32. so d. he in Beth el, sacrificing 
 
 14. 4. Jeroboam’s wife d. so, and went to Shiloh 
 F.zra G. 13. .fa they d. || Sefi. 5. 15. but so d. not I 
 I'ti. 20. 2. Isaiali d. so, walking naked and barefoot 
 Jer. 3:1. 12. .leremiah d. so || Ezek. 12. 7. and 1 d. so 
 Mat. 9. 19. .lesus arose, and so d. his disciides 
 Luke G. 10. stretch forth thy hand, and he d.so 
 
 26. sod. their fathers to tlie false prophets 
 John 18.15. followed Jesus, and so d. anotherdiscip. 
 diets 19.14. there were seven sons of Sceva who d. so 
 Thus liW). 
 
 Gen. 42. 25. to fill their sacks, thus d. he unto them 
 Lxod. .36. 29. ths/s d. he to both of them in corners 
 40. IG. thusd. Moses, according as Ld. commantied 
 'Nurn. 32. 8. thus d. your fathers when 1 sent them 
 
 2 t^am. 12. 31. thus d. he to all the c ities of Ammon 
 2 Kings 16. 16. thusd. Urijah the priest, according 
 2 Chr. 24. 11. thus they f/. day by day, and gathered 
 
 .31. 20. thus d. Hezekiah throughout all .ludah 
 Jdek. 1.3. 18. d. not your fathers thus, and did not G. 
 Job 1.5. sanctified them, thus d. Job continually 
 DlDSr. 
 
 Gen. 20.6. thou d. this in the integrity of thy heart 
 Mum. 21. .34. shalt do as thou d. to Silmn, Deut. .3. 2. 
 Josh. 8. 2. shalt do as thou d. to .Jericho and her king 
 2 Sam. 12. 12. for thou d. it .secretly, but I will do^ 
 
 1.3. 16. is greater than the other that thou d. to me 
 1 Kings Q.. 14. (hat thou d. to David my father 
 
 8 . 18. d. well that it was in thy heart, 2 Chron. G. 8 . 
 Meh. g. 17 . thy wonders that thou d. among them 
 Fsal. . 39 . 9 . I was dumb, because thou d. it 
 
 44.1. fathers told us what work thou d. in theirdays 
 
 I , 37 . + 8. recompenseth the deed which thou d. to us 
 Jsa. 64. .3. when d. terrilde things not looked for 
 Acts 7 . 28. wilt thou kill me as^thou d. Egyptian ’ 
 
 DIDKACIIMA 
 
 Is a Greek word,.signifgbig a piece of money of two 
 drachms in value. A Didrachm zvas u'orth about 
 fourteen-pence I'nglish \ two Didrachms, two 
 Ungs and fourpence, which made an Hebrew she¬ 
 kel. The Jews zeere by the law obliged to pay 
 every one a half shekel to the temple. It is said in 
 Mat. 17 . 24. that they that received the tribute or 
 capitation of two drachms or half a shekel, came 
 and demanded it of our Saviour ; and that he, 
 having sent Peter to fi.sh in the lake, told him, 
 that the first fish he should take, would have a 
 piece of money in its month, of four drachms in 
 value ; that he should take it, and give it to the re¬ 
 ceivers of this tribute for both of them. 
 
 DIE. 
 
 See on Dead and Death. 
 
 Gen. 6. 17. every thing that is in the earth shall d. 
 
 33.1.3. if rnen over-drive them, all the flock will d. 
 44. 9. let him d. |1 22. his father would d. 
 
 46. .30. now let me d. ||47. 29. that Israel must d. 
 Lxod. 7 . 18. the fish that is in the river shall d. 
 
 9. 4. nothing shall (/. that is the children’s of Israel 
 
 10. 28. the day thou seest my face thou shalt d. 
 
 II. 5. all the first-born in land of Egypt shall d. 
 
 28. 4.3. when they come to the altar to minister, 
 that they bear not iniquity, and d. L.cv. 22. 9. 
 
 Lev. 11. . 39 . if any beast of which ye may eatef. 
 
 20. 20. they shall bear sin, they shall d. childless 
 Lum. 4. 15. shall not touch holy thing, lest they d. 
 20. Avhen holy things are covered, lest they d. 
 
 6. 9 . jf any man d. very siuldenly bj' him 
 14. 35. in this wilderness, and there they shall d. 
 
 16. 29- it these d. the common death of all men 
 
 17 . 13. who Cometh near tabernacle shall d. 18. 22. 
 
 18. .3. not come near, neither they, nor you also d. 
 20. 26. strip Aaron, and he shall d.on mount Ilor 
 
 23. 10. let me d. the death of the righteous 
 
 27 . 8. speak, saying, if a man d. and have no son 
 jJeut. 17 . 5. shalt stone them that they <7.22.21,24. 
 
 12. that man shall d. || 18. 20. prophet shall d. 
 
 22. 22. both shall d. || 25. the man only shall d. 
 
 24. .3. if the latter husband d. 117. that thief shall d. 
 
 25. 5. it one d. and have no children, Mark 12.19. 
 
 31. 14. to Moses, thy days approach (hat thou d. 
 
 32. 50. behold land of Canaan, and d. in the mount 
 Judg. 1C. ,30. Samson said let met/, with Philislines 
 1 Sam.^. .3.3. all the increase of tio’ house shall d. 
 
 .34. thy two sons, in one day they shall d. both 
 14. 45. the people said to Saul, shall Jonathan d. ? 
 ~ 3’ tiDr it half of US//, will they care 
 
 1 K tugs 14.12. when thy feet enter city, child shall d. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 1. thou shalt rf. and not live, Isa. .38.1. 
 2 Chron. 25. 4. fathers not d. for the children, but 
 every man shall d. for his own sin, .Ter. .31. .30. 
 Job 2. 9 then his wife said to him, curse Gotl anti d. 
 4. 21. excellency goeth away, they d. without wisd. 
 
 12. 2. ye are the i-eople, wisdom shall d. with you 
 14. it. though the stock thereof t/. in the groi.n l 
 
 14. a nian d. shall he live again r all my tiays wait 
 
 31.20. in amoment shall they d. jiet pie be troubled 
 36. 12. if obey nut, they shall d. without knowledge 
 
 14. they d. in youth, their life is among unclean 
 Ts. 49 . 10. tor lie seeth that wise men d. also the fool 
 101. 29 . thou takest awa^’ their breath, they d. 
 I’rov. 10. 21. but fools d. for want of wis.tohi 
 Ercl. 7. 17- why shouldest thou d. before time.’ 
 
 9. 5. living know they shall d. but dead know not 
 /'«. 22. Iti. a ball in large country, there thou shalt'/. 
 51.6. they that d wef therein shall d. in like manner 
 
 12. that shouldest be afraiil of a man that shall d. 
 
 65.20. for the child shall d. a hundred years old 
 Jer. 11.22. I will punish them, young men shall d. 
 
 by sword, theirsonsand daught. shall d. by fam. 
 
 16. 4. they shall d. of grievous tleaths, not lamentetl 
 6. both the great and the small sliall d. in this land 
 
 28. 16. thus saith l ord, this year thou shalt d. 
 .11.5. but thou shalt//. in peace, and \\ ith burnings 
 Ezek. 18. 4. the soul that sinneth, it shall d. 20. 
 
 28. 8. thou shalt d. deaths of them that are slain 
 
 10. thou shalt//. the/teathsof the uncircumcised 
 
 3.3. 8. that wicked man shall d. in his iniquity 
 27 . they in the caves shall d. of the pestilence 
 AmosQ. 2. I\Ioab shall d. with tumult, with shouting 
 6. 9. if there be ten men in one house they shall d. 
 
 7 . 11 . Amos saith, .leroboam shall d. by the sword 
 
 17 . saith the I.oi /I, thou shalt d. in a polluted land 
 
 9.10. the sinners of my people shall d. by the sword 
 Zech. 11. 9 . then said I, that that diet!), let it d. 
 
 13. 8. said) Lord, two paiTs shall be cut off an/1 d. 
 Mat. 15.4. hoimur father and mother, he thatcurseth 
 
 father or mother, let him d. the /ieath, Maikl. lo. 
 22. 24. if a man d. having no seed, I.uledO. 28. 
 InikedO.'.iC). nor can they d. any more,equal to angels 
 John A. 49 . he saith, sir, comedown ere my child d. 
 
 11. 50. that one man d. for the people, 18. 14. 
 
 51. prophesied that Jesus shoul/1//. for that nation 
 12.24. except a corn of wheat d. but if it//. it brings 
 Rom. 5. 7- scai'cely for a righteous man will one d. 
 
 1 ('or. 15. 22. for as in Adarii all d. so in Christ shall 
 .36. what thou sowest is notquickened exceptit//. 
 
 Ileb. 7 . 8 . and hei'e men that d. receive tithes 
 Rev. 14.13. blessed are the dead that d. in the Lord 
 I/e DIE. 
 
 Gen. .38.11. forhesaid, lest hed. as his brethren did 
 44.31. when he seeth the lad is not with us, he will d. 
 E.rod. 21. 12. he that smiteth a man, so that he d. 
 
 14. shall take him from mine altar, that//e may d. 
 20. smite his servant, and he d. under his hand 
 22. 2. if a thief be found and smitten that he d. 
 Num. 35.16. if he smite him so that he d. 20,21, 2.3. 
 
 Deut. 13. 10. 1 19 . 5, 11.1 21. 21. 
 17- wherewith //emay d. 18. 23. Deut. 19. 12. 
 Deut. 20. 5. let him return, lest he d. in battle, 6. 7. 
 Judg. 6. .30. bring out thy son that he may//. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 15. retire from him that//e ma^' d. 
 
 1 Kings \. 52. if wickedness be in him, he shall d. 
 
 2. 1. the da vs of David drew nigh that he should d. 
 19 . 4 . Elijah requested for hiiusel f that//e might//. 
 21. 10. carry out and stone him that he may d. 
 Psal. 41. 5. when shall he d. and his name perish ? 
 Prov. 5. 2.3. he shall d. without instruction, go astray 
 
 15.10. and //e that hateth reproof shal l d. 
 
 19 . 16. but/ie that despiseth his ways shall d. 
 Jer.CZ. 12. he shall d. whither they led him captive 
 
 .38.10. take up .lerem. out ofdungeon before he d. 
 Ezek. 3 . 19 . if thou wain the wicked, //e shall d. in his 
 iniquity, 20.1 18. 18, 24, 26.1 3.3. 9, 1.3, 18. 
 12.13. he shall not see it, though he shall //. there 
 
 17 . 16. in the midst of Babylon he shall d. 
 
 John 12.33. signifying what death he should d. 18.32. 
 /DIE. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 19. lest some evil take me, anrl Id. 
 
 26. 9 . Isaac said, because 1 said, lest I d. lor her 
 
 27 . 4. that my soul may bless thee before I d. 
 
 30. 1. llachel said, eive me children, or else Id. 
 45. 28. 1 will go and see him befoi’e I d. 
 
 48. 21. Israel said to Joseph, behold. Id. 
 
 50. 5. lo. Id. II 24. Joseph saifi tohis brethren Id. 
 Pent. 4. 22 . but 7must d. in this land, 1 must not go 
 .Tudg.\o. 18. now shall Id. for thii'st, and fall into 
 Rzuh 1 . 17 . where thou dicst will 7 d. and be buried 
 1 Sam. 14. 4.3. 1 did but taste, and lo, 7 must d. 
 dSam. 19 . . 37 . that 7may d. in mine own ciD' 
 
 1 Kings 2. .30. he said, liay, but 7 will d. here 
 Job 27 . 5 . that! sh. justify you : till 1 d. noti'emove 
 29.18. then T sai/l, 7shall //. in my nest aii'l multiply 
 7>/ir..30.7. two things, deny me them not befoi e 7 d. 
 .Ter. 37 . 20. cause me not to return, lest 7 d. there 
 Mat. 26. .35. tho’ 7shouId d. with thee, Mark 14. .31. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 31. I pi'otest by your rejoicing, 7 d. daily 
 Kot DIE. 
 
 Gen. 42.2. that we may live and not d. 43.8. I 47.19. 
 
 20. so shall j'our woi'ds be verified, ye shall nor d. 
 Erod. 21. 18. and he //. not, but keepeth his bed 
 
 28. 35. his sound shall be hear/I, that he d. ?wt 
 
 30. 20. shall wash with water, that they d. not, 21. 
 I.ev. 8. .35. keep the charge of the Lord that ye d. not 
 
 15. 31. that they d. not, Num. 4. 19. I 17 .'l 0 . 
 
 16.2. that he come not at all times, that he d. not 
 
 13. the clou/i cover the mei cy-seat, (hat he d. nrt 
 Num. .35.12. that the manslayer, d. not, Jo.-h. 20. 9. 
 Deut. 18. 16 . nor let me see this fire, that I d.not 
 .3.3.6. let Reuben live and 71. d. let not his men be few' 
 
 Judg. 6. 2.3. jieace be to thee, fear not, thou shalt 7u t 
 d. 1 Sam. 20.2. 2 Sam. 12.1.3. | 19. 23. Jer. .38. 24. 
 
 1 Satn. 12. 19 . pray to the T.. for us, that we d. nrt 
 
 20.11. shew me tlie kindness of the L. that I d. not 
 
 2 K mgs 18._32. take you, that ye luay live and not d. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 4. fathers shall riot d. tbi' the children 
 I^sal. 118. 17 -.I shall ziot d. but live, and declare 
 Piov. 23. 13. it thou beatest him with rod. he shall 
 
 not d. I'.zek. 18.17, 21,28. 1 .33. 15. J<'//w21.23. 
 Isa. 51. 14. and that he should not d. in the pit 
 
 Isa. 66.24. their worm shall ziot d. nor fire quenched 
 Jer. 11. 21. that thou d. not by our hand 
 .34. 4. Zedekiah. thou shalt lu t d. by the sw’ord 
 E.zek. 13. 19 . to slay the souls that should 7wt d. 
 Hub. 1. 12. we shall not d. L. thou hast onJained 
 John 6. .50. that a man may eat there/)f, an/J rug d. 
 21. 2.3. saying that that dis' iple should not d. 
 Surely I > I E. 
 
 Gen. 2. 17- <hf>n shn\t surely d. 20 . 7 . I Sam. 14 44 
 I 22. 16. 1 Kings 2. 37 , 42. Jer. 26. 8. Ezek. 3 ! 
 
 18. 1.33. 8, 14. 
 
 3. 4. the serpent said, ye shall not surely d. 
 
 Num. 26. 65. the 1.. ha<l said, they shall surely d. 
 Juiig. 13. 22. we shall surely d. because we !ia\ e seen 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 3.1. tho’ in .lonath. my son, he shall surely 
 
 d. 2o. 31.2 Sam. 12.5. 2 Kings 8 . 10 . Ezek. 18. 13. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.11. the child born to thee shall zirely d. 
 
 2 Kings 1.4. not come/low n, but shall surely d. 6, 16. 
 
 To DIE. 
 
 Gen. 25. .32. Esau said, behold, I am atthe point//? d. 
 El d. 11 . 11 . to d. in the wi|/ierness, Sum.o\. 5 . 
 Num. 18. t 22. come nigh, lest they bear sin / . d. 
 
 35. .3 ». not testify against an^', to cause him to d. 
 t .31. no .satisfaction tor him who is faulty to d. 
 .Tosh.Q. + 14.our life insteail of you tod. 
 
 ISam.dO. Id. L.smitehim.orhisdayshallcome//)//. 
 
 16. ye are w orthy to d. because ye kept not 
 28. 9. layesta snare for my lite, to cause me to d. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 11. to give youi'sclves lo //. by famine 
 l^sal. 79 . 11. preserve those that are appointed to d. 
 88 . 15. 1 am afllicte/l and l eady to d. tiom 3 'outJi 
 Prov. 19. + 18. soul not spare, to cause him to d. 
 Eccl. 3. 2. a time to be born, and a time to d. 
 
 Jer. 26. 11. is worthy to d. , 16. not w/uthy to d. 
 
 ,38. 9. lie is like to d. for hunger in the place 
 26. to return to .lonathan’s house to d. tliere 
 Jonah 4. .3. for it is better forme //;rf. thanto live, 8. 
 
 8. Jonah fainted, and wished in himself to d. 
 
 Luke 7 . 2 . the centurion’s servant was ready to d. 
 John 19.7- have a law, and by our law he ought tod. 
 Acts 21. 13. 1 am ready also to d. at .lerusalem 
 
 25.11. if worthy of /ieath 1 I'cfuse not to d. 
 
 16. iK-t the manner of l iomans to deliver any to d. 
 Rom. 5 . 7 . for a good man some would eventJare tod. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 15. fi.i' it were better for me to d. than 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . .3. you are in out hearts to d. and live 
 Phil. 1 . 21 . for me to live is Christ, and to d. is gain 
 Ueb. 9. 27 . as it is appointed to men once to d. but 
 Rev. 3. 2. tilings that remain, that are ready to d. 
 
 9 . 6. men shall desire to d. and death shall flee 
 
 lie DIE. 
 
 Gen. 47 .15. why should wed. in thy presence, ? 19. 
 Eiod.14. 12. than that r/'g should rf. in the wil'Jerncss 
 20 . 19 . let not Go/I speak, lest v. e d. Deut. 5. 25. 
 Num. 17 .12. behold, zee d. wc perish, we all perish 
 20. 4. that zee and our cattle should d. there 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 19. pray for thy servants, that zee d. not 
 
 2 Seim. 14.14. for rrg must needs//. and are as water 
 
 1 Kings 17 .12. 1 dress it, that zee may eat it and d. 
 
 2 I'iings'i. .3. thej'Said, w hy sit we here till we d. ? 4. 
 
 4. and if the 3 ' kill us, zee shall but d. 
 
 Jsa. 22.13. for to-moiTow wt shall d. 1 Cor. 15. 32. 
 .Tohn 11. 16. let us go that zee may d. with him 
 Rom. 14. 8. and whether we d. wed. unto the Lord 
 Te DIE. 
 
 Gen. .3. 3. neither shall ye touch it, lest ye d. 
 
 I.ev. 10. 6. neither rend'your clothes, lest i/e d. 
 
 7 . ye shall not go out from the door, lest ye d. 
 Num. 18. .32. nor pollute holy things, lest ye d. 
 Psal.8‘l.'i. but i/e shall //. like men, and fall likeone 
 lut. 22.14. surely this iniqui. not be purged till ye//. 
 Jer. 22. 26. anoth. country, there shall ye d. 42. 16. 
 27 . 13. for why Avill ye d ' Ezek. 18. .31. 1.33. 11. 
 
 42. 22. know that ye shall d. by the swoi'd 
 .7//« 8. 21. shall seek me, and ye shall//, in sins, 24. 
 Peom. 8. 13. if ye live after the flesh ye shall d. 
 
 Dll. I). 
 
 Gen. 7 . 21. all flesh //. 22. || 11.28. and TTaran d. 
 
 11. .32. 1 ei ali d. !i 2.3.2. Sarah d. 25.8. .A bi aham d. 
 
 25. 17 . Ishmael d. || .35. 8. Deborah the nurse//. 
 
 .35. 18. Rachel d. 19. I 48. 7- H 35. 29. Isaac//. 
 
 3t). 33. Belah d. II .34. Jobab d. H .35. Ilusham d. 
 
 .36. Iladad d. || 1 Chr. 1.51. |l 36. 37- Samlah d. 
 
 .38. Saul//. II 39 . Baal-hanan son of Achbor//. 
 
 .38. 12. Judah’s wife//. Ii 46.12. l.r, (Inan//. Canaan 
 .50. 16 . Jacob d. II 26. toseph d. Exod. 1. 6. 
 
 Exud. 2. 23. the king of Egypt d. || 7.^1- the fish d. 
 
 8. 1.3. the frogs d. || 9. 6. the cattle of I’.gypt d. 
 
 16. 3. would to God we had d. by the han/I of the 
 I.ord in I’gypt, Num. 14. 2. I 20. .3. | 26. 10. 
 Lev. 10.2. A adaband Abihu d. before the l.oid, 16. 
 
 1. Num. 3. 4. I 26. 61. 1 Chron. 24. 2. 
 Num. 14. . 37 . the searchersot the land d. bv plague 
 
 20.28. Aaron d. .3.3, 38, 39. Dent. 10. 6. r.32. 50. 
 16.(49. now they that //. beside them that d. 
 
 2(\ 1. Aliriam d. 1121. 6. much people of Israel d. 
 
 25. 9. those that d. in the jilagne were24.0<0 
 
 26. 11. notwithstan/1. the children of Korah d.not 
 
 27 . 3. daughteis of Zelophehad said, our father//, in 
 wil.derness, but//, in his own sin, and had no sons 
 
 Deut, 34. 5. Moses//. |1 7. he w as 120years w hen he d. 
 Josh. 5. 4. even all the men of war d. by the way 
 
 10. 11. they were more which d. with hailstones 
 
 24.29. .loshua the son of Ann d. Judg. 2. 8. 
 
 33. Eleazar the son of Aaron d. 1 Chron. d. 22. 
 Judn. 1. 7 . Adonibezek//. 113. 11. (Ithniel //. 
 
 8. .'52. Gibeon d. II 10. 2. Tola d. II 5. Jair// 
 
 9 . 49. all the men of the tower /)f Shechem a. 
 
 12. 7- Jephthah judged Israel six yeais, then d. 
 
 10. Ibzan d. || 12. Elon d. || 15. Abdon d. 
 
 Ruth 1. .3. Elimelech //. || .5. Mahlon, Chilion d. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. t 11. Eli’s sons, Hophni and Phinehas,//. 
 .5. 12. that d. not were smitten with the em/Tods 
 25. 1. Samuel//. || .37. Aabal’s heart//, wititin him 
 31.5. Saul was dead, his armour-bearer fell on his 
 
 sword and d. with him. 6. 1 Chnm. 10. 5,1.3. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 2.3. Asahel d. |l 3. .3.3. d. Abner as a fool 
 6 . 7 . there he d. before the I.ord, 1 Chron. 13. lo. 
 
 10.1. king of child, of Ammon d. 1 Chr. 19.1. 
 
 18. Shoba/ h d. II11. 17. Uriah the llittite d. 
 
 12.18. on seventhday child d. feared to tell David 
 17- 23. Ahithophel hanged himself and d. 
 
DIF 
 
 DIL 
 
 DIS 
 
 oSam. 18. .33. would to God I had d. for thee, O Abs. 
 ~10.6. and all we had d. this day, it had pleased thee 
 C4.15. there d. of people, even from Dan to Beersh. 
 
 \ Kings 3. 19. this woman’s child d. in the nieht 
 
 14. 17. when she came to the threshold the cliild d. 
 16. 18. Ziinri d. || 22. Tibni d. 11 22. 35. Ahab d. .37. 
 
 2 Kmgs 4.20. he sat on her knees till noon and tlienrf. 
 
 9 07, Ahaziah tied to Megiddo and d. tliere 
 
 13. 14. Elisha d. 20. || 24. Ilazael king of Syria d. 
 23. 34. Jehoahaz came to Egypt and d. tliere 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 30. but Seled d. vvitliout children 
 .32. and .Tether d. |1 2 Chron. 16. 13. Asa d. 
 
 ‘iChron. 24.15. .Telioiada was full ofdays when herf. 
 
 22. when he d. he said, the Lord look on it 
 Job .3. 11. why d. 1 not from the womb ’ 
 
 42,17. so .lob d. being old and full ot days 
 Jsa. 6.1. in the year tliat king Uzziah d. 1 saw l ord 
 
 14. 28. in the year that king Ahaz d. was this burtl. 
 Jer. 28. 17. Hananiali d. |1 Ezek. 11.13. Pelatiahrf. 
 Bzek. 24.18.1 spake in morn, and at even my wire d. 
 Hos. 1.3. 1. but when he offended in Baal, he d. 
 
 Mat. 22. 27. seven brethren deceased, and last of 
 
 all the worn. d. also, Mark 12. 22. Imke 20. .32. 
 Luke 16. 22. the f eegar d. the rich man also d. 
 
 John 11. 21. if had been here, my brother not d. 32. 
 
 37. caused that even this man should not have </. 
 Acts 9. 37. in those days Dorcas was sick and d. 
 Bom. 5. 6. indue time Christ rf. for the ungodly, 8. 
 
 7. 9. sin revived and I. rf. |18. .34. it is Christ that d. 
 14. 9. for to this end Christ both d. rose and revived 
 
 15. but if tliy brother be grieved, destroy not him 
 with thy meat for whom Christ d. 1 Cor. 8. 11. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 3. how that Christ d. for our sins 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. if one d. for all, then were all dead 
 
 15. should live to him who d. for them and rose ag. 
 
 1 Thess.A. 14. if we believe that lesusrf. and rose ag. 
 
 5. 10. who d. for us that we should live with him 
 Heb. 10. 28. he that despised Moses’ law d. without 
 11. 13. these rf. in faith, not having received prom. 
 22. by faith .loseph when he d. made mention of 
 Bev. 8. 9. third part of creatures which had life d. 
 11. many men d. of waters that were made bitter 
 
 16. 3. and every living soul d. in the sea 
 And he, 80 he, That he DIED. 
 
 Gen. 5. 5. the days of Adam were 930 years 
 9. 29. N oah’s days were 950 years, and he d. 
 
 Jvdg. 4. 21. .Tael smote nail into his temple, so he d. 
 
 1 Sam. 4.18. T'.l i’s neck brake and he d. for he was old 
 14.45. so the people rescued .lonathan that he d. not 
 25. 38. that the Lord smote Nabal that he d. 
 
 Q,Sam. 11. 21. smote Abimelech that he d. in 'I hebez 
 
 1 Kings\‘l. 18. Stoned Adoram thathed.Q.Chr.\<i.\?,. 
 
 2 Kings 1.17. so he d. according to the word of I.ord 
 
 7. 17. people trod on him in the gate and he d. 20. 
 
 8. 15. he spread a cloth on his face, so that he d. 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 20. the Lord struck .leroboam arid he d. 
 
 21. 19. Jehoram’s bowels fell out, .fo he d. 
 
 Luke 20. 29. and he d. without children, ,30. 
 
 Acts 7. 15. .Tacob d. in Egypt, he and our fathers 
 Bom. 6. 10. for in that he d. he d. unto sin once 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 15. that he d. for all, that thev who live 
 DIES'!'. 
 
 Buth 1.17. where thou r/. will I die and there be bur, 
 DIET. 
 
 Jer. 52. 34. for d, there w as a continual i, given him 
 DIETn 
 
 Lev. 7. 24. fat of beast that d. of itself shall not eat 
 
 22. 8. what d. of itself shall noteat, Deut. 14. 21. 
 Sum. 16. + 29. if these men die as every man d. 
 
 19.14. when a man d. in a tent all shall be unclean 
 2 Sam. 3. 33. tlie king said, died Abner as a fool d. ? 
 
 1 Kings 14.11. him that d. in the city sliall dogs eat 
 
 16. 4. d. in the field fowls of the air eat, 21. 24. 
 
 Job 14.10. man d. and w’asteth aw'ay, gives up ghost 
 
 21. 2.3. one d. in his full strength, being at ease 
 25. another d. in the bitterness of his soul 
 .36.114. their soul d. in youth, life among unclean 
 Bsal. 49,17. when herf. lie shall carry nothing away 
 Prov. 11. 7. when a wicked man if. liis expectation 
 
 perish 
 
 Eccl. 2.16. and how d. the wise man ’ as the fool t 
 3. 19. as the one d. so d. the other, all one breath 
 Isa. 50. 2. their fish stinketh and d. for thirst 
 59. 5. he that eateth of theii eggs d. w hat is crushed 
 Ezek. 4. 14. nor eaten tliat w liich d. of itself 
 18. 26. committeth iniquity, and d. in them 
 .32. 1 have no pleasure in the death of him that d. 
 Zech. 11.9. then said I, that that d. let ii die 
 Mark 9. 44. where their worm d. not, 46, 48. 
 
 Bom. 6. 9. Christ being raised from dead d. no more 
 14. 7. none of us livefh and no man d. to himself 
 DYED. 
 
 Exod. 25. 5. take of them rams’-skins d. red, and 
 shittim-wood, 26. 14. 1.35. 7- 1 30. 19. 139. 34. 
 Jsa. 63. 1. cometh with d. garments from Bozrah 
 Ezek. 23.15. exceeding in d. attire upon their heads 
 Kah, 2. t 3. the valiant men are d. in scarlet 
 DYIE'G. 
 
 Gen. 2. + 17. when thou eatest, d. thou shalt die 
 Num. 17. 13. shall we be consumed witli d.? 
 
 Mark 12. 20. and the first d. left no seed 
 Luke 8. 42. .Tairus’s only daughter lay a d. 
 
 2 Cor. 4.10. bearing in the body the d. of Lord .Tesus 
 
 6. 9. as d. and behold w'e live, as chastened and not 
 
 lleb. 11. 21. by faith, .lacob when d. blessed sons of 
 Dll FEB, 
 
 Bom. 2. t 18. and thou triest the things that d. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 7. who maketh thee to d. from aiiotlier ? 
 Phil. 1. t 10. that ye may try the things that d, 
 DlFEEflEISCE. 
 
 E.xod. 11.7. Lord put a d. between F.sy ptians and Is. 
 Lev. 10.10. may put a d. between holy and unholy 
 11. 47. to make a d. between unclean and clean 
 20, 25. put a d. between clean beasts and unclean 
 Ezek. 22. 26. they have put no d. they shew-ed no d. 
 44. 23. they shall teacli my j^eople tlie d. betw. holy 
 Acts 15. 9. and put no d. between us and them 
 Bom. 3. 22. on them that believe, tor there is no d. 
 10.12. there is norf. between the .lew and Greek 
 14. t 23. he that putteth a d. between meats 
 1 Cor. 7. 34. there is d. between a wife and a virgin 
 Jude 22. of some have compassion making a d. 
 
 DIFFERT'.NCE.S. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 5. there are d. of administrations 
 DIFFER 1:1 11. 
 
 1 Cor. 15.41. one star d. from another in glory 
 Gal 4.1. heir when a child </. nothing trom a servant 
 
 DIFFERING; 
 
 Bom. 12.6. gifts d. according to the grace given 
 DlFFlCLlL'l’. 
 
 Zech. 8.16. if it be d. in the eyes of this people 
 DIG. 
 
 Exod. 21.3.3. if a man d. a pit. and not cover it 
 J)eut.S. 9. out of wliose hills thou mayest d. brass 
 
 23.13. thou shalt liave a paddle, and d. therewith 
 Job .3. 21. d. for it more than for hid treasures 
 
 6. 27. and ye d. a pit for your friend 
 
 11. 18. thou shalt (/. about thee, take rest in safety 
 
 24.16. in the dark tliey d. through houses marked 
 .39. t21. his feet d. in tlie valley 
 
 Ezek. 8.8. he said, son of man, d. now' in the wall 
 
 12. 5. d. thou throuiih the wall in their sight, 12. 
 Amos9. 2. though thev d. into hell, tho' they climb 
 Luke 13.8. I.ord, let It alone, till 1 sliall d. about it 
 
 16. 3. 1 cannot d. to beg 1 am ashamed 
 DK.GED. 
 
 Gen. 21. .30. may be a witness that 1 have d. this well 
 26. 15. the wells his father’s servants had d. 18. 
 
 19. Isaac’s servants d. in the valley, 21, 22, 25. 
 
 32. and told Isaac of the well that they had d. 
 
 49. 6. for in their self-will they d. down a wall 
 
 50. 5. in my grave which 1 had d. forme bury me 
 Exod. 7.2^. all the Egyptians d. for water to drink 
 Num. 21. 18. the princes d. the well, the nobles d. 
 JJeut. 6.11. wells d. thou diggedst not, Neh. 9. 25. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 24. 1 have d. ancl drunk strange waters, 
 
 and dried up all the ri\ ers of iilaces, Isa. .37. 25. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. I 14. sei)ulchres he had d. for himself 
 26.10. Uzziah d. many wells for his cattle 
 P.yal. 7.15. made a pit and d. it,an(j is'tallen, 57.6. 
 .35.7. without cause they d. a pit for my soul 
 
 40.16. mine ears hast thou d. offering not required 
 
 94.13. till the pit be d. for the wicked 
 
 119. 85. proud have d. pits forme not afterthy law 
 Isa. 5.6. itshall not be pruned nor d. come up briers 
 7.25. and on all hills that be d. w'ith the mattock 
 .51.1. look to the hole of the pit whence ye are d. 
 Jer. 13.7. then I went to Euphrates and d. 
 
 18 . 20. they have d. a pit for 1113' soul, 22. 
 
 F.zek. 8. 8. and when I liad d. in the wall 
 Jonah 1. +13. the men d. hard to bring it to land 
 Mat. 21. .3.3. hedged it, and d. a wine press in it 
 25.18. d. in the earth, and hid his lord's money 
 Imle 6. 48. who d. and laid the foundation on a rock 
 Bom. 11. 3. Lord they have d. down thine altars 
 DIGGED.ST. 
 
 Deut. 6.11. and wells digged which thou d. not 
 DIGGETH. 
 
 Prov. 16. 27. an ungodly man d. up evil, fire in lips 
 
 26. 27. whoso d. a pit shall fall therein, Eccl. 10.8. 
 
 DIGGING. 
 
 Jer. 2. + 34.1 ha\'e not found it by d. but on all these 
 DIGNITY. 
 
 Gen. 49.3. Benben, thou art the excellency of d. 
 Esth. 6. .3. what d. hath been done to Mordecai 
 Eccl. 10. 0. follv is set in great d. and the rich sit in 
 Had. 1.7. their d. shall proceed of themselves 
 DIGNITIES. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.10. are not afraid to speak evil of d. Jude 8. 
 DILIGENCE. 
 
 Pro».4.2.3.keeptby heart with all d. for issues of life 
 Luke 12. 58. as thou art in the way, give d. to be 
 Bom. 12.8. thatruleth with d. mercy vyithcheerfuln. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 7. therefoi e as ye abound in faith and all d. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 9. dothy d. tocome shortly to me, 21. 
 
 Deb. 6.11. that every one of you shew the same d. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 5. giving all d. to add to your faith virtue 
 10. brethren, give d. to make your calling sure 
 Jude 3. when 1 gave all d. to write to you of salva. 
 DILIGENT. 
 
 Deut. 19.18. the judges shall make d. inquisition 
 Josh. 22.5. fake d. heed to do the commandment 
 P.yal. 64. 6. search iniquit3', accomplish ad. search 
 77. 6. with my heart and my spirit marie d. search 
 Prov. 10. 4. blit the hand of the d. maketh rich 
 12.24. the hand of the d. shall bear rule 
 27. but the substance of a d. man is precious 
 13. 4. but the soul of the d. shall he made fat 
 
 21. 5. thoughts of d. tend only to plenty 
 
 22. 29. seest thou a man d. in his business ? 
 
 27. 2.3. be thou d. to know the state of thy flock 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 22. whom we have oftentimes proved d. but 
 now much more d. upon the confidence in you 
 2 Tim. 3.110. but thou hast been a d. follower 
 'Tit. .3.12. be d. to come unto me to N'icopolis 
 2 Pet. 3.14. be d. that ye be found of him in peace 
 DTLlGENd’LY. 
 
 Exod.\5. 26. if thou wiltd. hearken to the voice of the 
 Lord thy God, Deut. 11.13.1 28. 1. Jer. 17. 24. 
 T.ev. 10.16. Moses d. sought the goat of sin-offering 
 Deut. 4.9. onlv take heed and keep thy soul d. 
 
 6. 7. thou shalt teach them d. to thy children 
 17. you shall d. keep the commandments, 11. 22. 
 13.14. make search, and ask d. and if it be truth 
 24. 8. take heed that thou observe d. and do 
 1 Sam. 20.f 19. then thou shalt godovv n d. and come 
 1 Kings 20. 3.3. now the men rlid d. observe whether 
 Ezra 7. 23. let it be d. done for the house of God 
 .Tob 13.17. heard.my speech and declaration, 21.2. 
 J^sal.37. 10. shalt d. consider his place, itshall not be 
 119. 4. hast comtnanded us to keep thy precepts d. 
 Prov. 7. 15. 1 came forth d. to seek thy face 
 11.27.hethatd.seeketh good, iirocureth favour 
 2.3. 1. consider d. w hat is before thee 
 J,v«. 21.7. he hearkened d. with much heed 
 55.2. hearken d. to me, and eat that w hich is good 
 Jer. 2.10. consider d. see if there be such a thing 
 12. 16. ifthey willd. learn the ways of my people 
 Zech. 6. 15. it ye will d. obey the voice of the Lord 
 Mat. 2.7. he inquired d. when the star appeared 
 8. 1 lerod said, go and search d. for the 3 oung child 
 16. which he had d. inquired of the wise men 
 Mark 7-i 3. except they wash bands d. they eat not 
 Luke 15. 8. sweep house and seek d. till she find it 
 
 Acts 18. 25. he taught d. the things ot the T.ord 
 
 1 Tim. 5.10. if she have d. follow ed every good work 
 
 2 Tim. 1.17. in Borne he sought me d. and tound me 
 'Tit. 3. 1.3. bring Zenas the lawyer and Apollos on 
 
 their journey d. that nothing be wantin. to them 
 lleb. 11. 6. a rewarder of them that d. seek him 
 12.15. looking d. lest any man fail of grace of God 
 1 Pet. 1.10. of wliich the prophets searched d. 
 DIMIN lf5ll, ED. 
 
 Exod. 5.8. you shall not d.ougbt thereof, they be idle 
 11. not ought of your work shall be d. 19. 
 
 21. 10. her duty of marriage shall he not d. 
 
 30.115. the 1 i( It shall not multi|)ly, the poornotrf. 
 Lev. 25. 16. according to the years thou shalt d. 
 Num. 26. t54.to few d. his inheritance, 33. + 54. 
 Dent. 4. 2. nor shall you d. ought from it, 12. .32. 
 Prov. 1.3. 11. wealth gotten by vanity shall be d. 
 
 7.va. 21. 17. tbemighty men of Isedar shall be d. 
 Jer. 10. + 24. correct n(<t in anger, lest thou d. me 
 26. 2. speak what 1 lommaiid thee, d. not a word 
 29. 6. that ye may be increased and not d. 
 
 48. f 37. every head bald, and every beard d. 
 
 Ezek. a. 11. hastdetiled, thei efore will 1 also d. thee 
 16. 27. behold, 1 have d. thine ordinary food 
 29.15.1 will d. them, they shall no more rule 
 DIMINISHING. 
 
 Bom. 11. 12. d. of them be the richesof the Gentiles 
 DIM. 
 
 Gen. 27. 1. when Isaac was old and his eyes d, 
 
 48. 10. now the eyes of Israel were d. forage 
 Deut. 34. 7. Moses’ eye was not d. nor force abated 
 
 1 Sam. 3.2. Wli’seyes began to wax d. 4. 15. 
 
 Job 17. 7. mine, eye also is d. by reason of sorrow 
 Isa. 32. 3. tlie eyes of them that see shall not be d. 
 Lam. 4.1. how is gold become d .! tine gold changed 
 
 5.17. for these things our eyes are d. our heart faint 
 DlMN ESS, 
 
 Isa. 8. 22. and behold trouble darkness d. of anguish 
 
 9. 1. d. shall not be such as was in her vexation 
 DINE, D. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 16. for these men shall d. w'ith me at noon 
 l.uke 11. .37. a Pharisee besought h.iin to d. with him 
 John2\. 12. .Tesus saith to them,come and d. 
 
 15. so when they had d. .Tesus saith to Simon 
 DIN NEB. 
 
 Prov. 15. 17. better is a d. of herbs where love is 
 Mat. 22.4. behold, 1 have prepared my d. my oxen 
 Luke 11.,38. that he had not first washed before d. 
 14.12. whenmakestad.or supper, call not friends 
 DIP. 
 
 Exod. 12. 22. d. it in the blood that is in the basin 
 Lev. 4. 6. the prie.st shall d. his linger, 17. 14, 16. 
 
 14. 6. d. the cedar wood and the living bird, 51. 
 Num. 19.18. clean person should d. hyssop in water 
 Deut. 33. 24. Moses said, let Asher d. his foot in oil 
 Buth2. 14. lioazsaidto Buth,d. morsel in vinegar 
 Luke 16. 24. send Lazarus that he may d. his finger 
 DIPPED, EIII. 
 
 Gen. 37. .31. and they d. the coat in the blood 
 Josh. 3. 15. the priests’ feet were d. in brim of water 
 
 2 Kings 5. 14. Naaman d. in .Iordan seven times 
 Psal. 68. 23. that thy foot may be d. in blood 
 Mat. 26. 2.3. he that d. his hand with me in the dish, 
 
 the same shall betray me, Mark 14. 20. 
 John 13. 26. to whom 1 give a sop, when 1 haved. 
 it; when he hadd. the sop, he gave it to Judas 
 DIPT. 
 
 Lev. 9. 9. Aaron d. his finger in the blood 
 
 1 Sam. 14.27. he d. the end of rod in an honey-comb 
 
 2 Kings 8.15. liazaei took a cloth and d. it in water 
 Bev 19.13. was clothed with a vesture d. in blood 
 
 DIRECT. 
 
 Gen. 46. 28. he sent Judah tod. his face to Goshen 
 Psal. 5. 3. in the morning will 1 d. my prayer 
 Prov. 3. 6. acknowledge him, he shall d. thy paths 
 11. 5. the righteousness of the perfect shall d. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 10. but wisdom is profitable to d. 
 
 Isa. 45.1.3. have raised him up, 1 will d. all his ways 
 61. 8. 1 will d. their work in truth and make 
 Jer. 10. 23. it is not in manthat walkethtod.his steps 
 
 1 Thess. 3. 11. our L. Jesus Christ d. our way to you 
 
 2 'Thess. 3. 5. Lord d. your hearts into the love of G. 
 
 DIRECTED. 
 
 Job .32.14. he hath not d. his words against me 
 Psal. 119. 5. O that my ways were a. to keepstat. 
 141.1 2. let my prayer be d. as incense, and lifting 
 Isa. 40.13. who hath d. the Spirit of the Lord ? 
 DIBECTETII. 
 
 Job .37. .3. he d. it under the whole heaven 
 JTov. 16. 9. his ways, but the Lord d. his steps 
 21. 29. as for the upright he d. his way 
 DIRECTION. 
 
 Num. 21.18. princes judged itby d. of thelawgivei 
 Psal. 19. t 4. their d. is gone out through the earth 
 DIBECTLY. 
 
 Num. 19. 4. sprinkle blood d. before the tabernacle 
 Ezek. 42. 12. even the way d. before the wall 
 DIRT. 
 
 Judg.3. 22. the fat closed, and the d. came out 
 Psal. 18. 42. 1 did cast them out as d. in the streets 
 Jsa.[>7. 20. whose waters cast up mire and d. 
 
 DISALLOW, ED. 
 
 Num. .30. 5. because her father d. her 
 
 8. but if her husband d. her H 11. he d. her not 
 1 Pet. 2. 4. d. indeed of men, but chosen of God 
 7. the stone which the builders d. is made head 
 DISANNUL. 
 
 .Fob 40. 8. wilt thou also d. my judgment ? 
 7.V(7.14.27. Lord hath purposed who shall d. it.’ 
 Gal. 3. 17. this covenant the law cannot d. 
 DISANNULLED. 
 
 Isa '’8 18. vour covenant with death shall be d, 
 DlSANNULLE'l II. 
 
 Gal 3.15. covenant no man d. oraddeth thereto 
 DISANNULLING. 
 
 lleb 7. 18. thei« is a d. of the commandment 
 DlSAPPOl N I'. 
 
 Psal 17 13. arise. O l ord, d. him. cast him down 
 DISAPPOIN'I ED. 
 
 Prov. 15. 22. witliout counsel purposes are d. 
 
 DlSAPPOl N TE ril. 
 
 Job 5. 12. he d. the devices of the crafty 
 
 109 
 
DIS 
 
 DIS 
 
 DIS 
 
 DISCERN. 
 
 Discerning of spirit is one of the gifts of God, men¬ 
 tioned Itg the apostle Paul, 1 Cor. 12. 10. it con¬ 
 sists in discerning among those loho say they are 
 inspired by God, whether they are animated or i«- 
 spired by a good or evil spiirit, whether they are true 
 or false jjrophets. This gift was of very great im¬ 
 portance, both in the Old Testament, wherein it is 
 found that false prophets often rose up, and se- 
 'ducers who deceived the people ; and also in the 
 New, in the iirimitive ages of the church, token 
 supernatural gifts were common; when the mes¬ 
 senger o/Satan was sometimes transformed into an 
 angel of light, and false apostles, under the out¬ 
 ward appearance of sheep, concealed the sentiments 
 of ravening wolves. Wherefore the evangelist cau¬ 
 tioned bchevers, saying. Believe notever^ spirit, 
 but try the spirits, whether they he ot God, 1 
 John 4. 1. See in. Deut. 18. 20, 21,22. the marks 
 which are given by God to distinguish true from 
 false prophets. 
 
 Gen. 31. .‘52. d. thou what is thine with me, and take it 
 38.25. she said, d. 1 pray thee, whose are these 
 2 Sam. 14. 17. so is my lord the king to d. good and had 
 
 19. .35. and can i d. between good and evil < 
 
 1 Kings o. 9. that 1 may d. between goocj and bad 
 11. thou hast asked understanding to (/.judgment 
 T.zra 3. 13. the people could not d. the noise of joy 
 Job\. 16. but I could not </ the form thereof 
 6. 30. cannot my taste d. perverse things 
 JLzek. 44. 23. cause them d. betw. uncleaii and clean 
 Jonah 4.11. cannot d. between right hand and left 
 Mai. 3. 18.i/. between the righteous and the wicked 
 Mat, 16. 3. ye cant/, the faceof the sky, 12.56. 
 
 lleb. 5.14. their senses exercised to d. good and evil 
 DISCERM EO, ETll. 
 
 Gen. 27. 23. he d. him not, his hands were hairy 
 1 Kings 90. 41. and the king of Israel d. him 
 Neh. 13. 1 24. they d. not to speak in .lews’ language 
 Prov. 7.7. 1 d. among the youth a young man 
 fled. 8. 5. a wise man d. time and judgment 
 Mom. 14.4 23. that (/. between meats is damned, if eat 
 1 Cor. 2. 14. nor know, because they are spiritually d. 
 tl5. he that is spiritual d. all things, yet he him¬ 
 self is d. of no man, for who nath known 
 DISCERNING. 
 
 I Cor. 11. 29. eateth unworthily, not(/. Lord’s body 
 12.10. to another is given d. of spirits, to another 
 DISCERNER. 
 
 ileb. 4. 12. word is a d. of the thoughts of the heart 
 DISCHARGE, 1). 
 
 3. Kings 5. 9. and will cause them to be d. there 
 Eccl. 8.8. day of death, there is no d. in that war 
 DISCIPLE. 
 
 2'he word disciple, absolutely taken, signifies in the 
 New Testament, a believer, a Christian, a scholar, 
 a follower of Christ, or his apostles ; as in Acts 
 
 6.1. When the number of the disciples was mul¬ 
 tiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Grecians 
 against the Hebrews, because their widows were 
 neglected in the daily ministration. And in Acts 
 9- 1. Saul yet breathing out threatening's and 
 slaughter against the disciples of the Lord, that 
 is, against the followers of Chi ist. 
 
 The name of disciple is often set down for that 
 of apostle ; particularly in the Gospel, IMat. 5. 
 
 I. 1 8. ,2.3. 110. 1. but in other places the apostles 
 are distinguished from disciples. The apostles 
 were chosen particularly by Christ out of the 
 number of his disciples, to be the stewards of his 
 most secret mysteries, and the principal minis¬ 
 ters for propagating and establishing the Christian 
 religion. They were twelve in number, IMat. 10. 
 
 2. Luke 6. 1.3. 
 
 Eut the disciples who followed our Saviour from the 
 beginning, and are called simply disciples, were 
 scvmty in number. 'Theprecepts and admonitions 
 which our Saviour gave them, when he sent them 
 to preach in the cities of .ludea, are recorded in 
 Luke Vd. from the beginning to verse I7. 
 
 Mat. 10. 24. d. is not above his master, Luke 6. 40. 
 
 25. enough for the d. that he be as his master 
 42. whoso shall give a cup of cold water to a</. 
 
 27- 57. .loseph of Arimathea Isitnself was .lesus’ d. 
 John 9. 28. thou art Ids d. we are Moses’ disciples 
 
 18. 15. and so did another d. that d. was known 
 
 16. then went out that other d. that was known 
 
 19. 26. the d. standing by, whom .lesus loved 
 
 27- then saith he to thatrf. behold thy mother, and 
 from that hour that (/. took her to his own home 
 38. being a d. but secretly, for fear of the Jews 
 
 20. 2. the other d. whom .lesus loved, 21.7. 20. 
 
 3. Peter went forth, and that other d. and came 
 
 4. the other d. did outrun Peter, and came first 
 8. then went in also that other d. and he saw 
 
 21. 23. this saying, that that d. should not die 
 24. this is the d. which testifieth these things 
 
 Acts 9.10. there was a certain d. at Damascus 
 
 26. but they believed not that he was a d. 
 
 36. now there was at .loppa a d. named I'ahitha 
 
 16. 1. a certain d. was there, named d imotheus 
 21. 16. an old d. with whom we should lodge 
 
 DISCIPI.E. 
 
 Luke 14. 26. if he hate not his life, cannot be my d. 
 
 27. whoso doth not bear his cross, cannot be my d. 
 33. that forsaketh not all, he cannot be my d. 
 
 DISCIPLES. 
 
 Mat. 9.14. then came to him the d. of John, saying 
 
 10.1. Mdien he had called unto him his twelve d. 
 
 II. 1. he had made an end of commanding hisrf. 
 
 14. 26. when the d. saw him walking on the sea 
 
 17. 6. when the d. heard it, they fel 1 bn their face 
 19.13. and the d. rebuked them, Mark 10.1.3. 
 
 20.17. Jesus took the twelve d. apart in the way 
 21. 1. Jesus sent two d. saying, go into the village 
 22.16. the Pharisees sent unto him their d. 
 
 26. 26. .lesus took bread, and gave it to the d. 
 
 35. I will not deny thee, likewise also said the d. 
 .')6._then all the d. forsook him, and fled 
 Mark 2. 18. why do the d. of .lohn and of the Pha¬ 
 risees fast, but thy d, fast not ? Luke 5. 33. 
 8. 14. now the d. had foi gotten to take bread 
 110 
 
 lade 19. .37. the d. began to rejoice and praise G. 
 John .3. 25. between some of John's d. and the Jews 
 
 4. 1. that Jesus baptized more </. than John 
 9.28. thou art his discii)le, but 'we are Moses’ d. 
 13.5. he began to wash the d. feet, and to wipe them 
 
 18. 17. art not thou also one of thi.s man’s d. f 
 20.18. Mary tohl the d. that she had seen the Ix)rd 
 
 Arts 9, l.Saul breathing out slaughter against the(/. 
 
 26. .Saul essayed to join himself to they/. 
 
 11.26. the (/.were called Christians first in Antioch 
 
 19. 1. Paul came to Ephesus, and finding certain d. 
 30. Paul would have entered, d. suffered him not 
 
 20.7. first day of week d. came together break bread 
 30. men speaking, to draw away d. after them 
 His DISCIPLE.S. 
 
 Mat. 8. 25. his d. came and awoke him, saying 
 9. 19. Jesus arose and followed, and so did his d. 
 
 28. 7. go, and tell his d. he is risen from the dead 
 13. say ye, his d. came by night and stole him 
 Mark 10. lO. in the house his d. asked him again 
 Luke 5. .30. the Pharisees murmured against his d. 
 6. 20. he lifted up his eyes on his d. and said 
 11. 1. teach us to pray, as John taught his d. 
 
 John 2. 11. his glory, and bis d. believed oii him 
 4. 2. thougli .lesus himself baptized not, but his d. 
 
 27. upon this came his d. and marvelled that he 
 6. .3. up to a mountain, and there he sat with his d. 
 
 22. but that his d. were gone away alone 
 9. 27. why would ye hear it again r will ye be hisd. 
 
 11. 12. then said ftisd. L. if lie sleep shall do well 
 18. 1. he went with his d. over the brook Cedron 
 
 2. for .lesus often resorted thither with his d. 
 
 20. 26. again, his d. were within, 1 homas with them 
 
 Of his DISCIPLES. 
 
 Mat. 11.2. when John had heard works of Christ, he 
 sent tw'o of his d. Mark 11. 1. | 14.13. Luke 19- 29- 
 Markl. 2. some of his d. eat with unwashen hands 
 John 6. 66. from that time many of /«> rf. event back 
 18. 19. the high priest asked Jesus of his d. 
 
 25. art not thou also one of his d. ? he denied 
 
 21. 12. none of his d. durst ask him, who art thou ? 
 
 To his DISCIPLES. 
 
 Mat. 14.19. blessed, and gave the loaves to his d. 
 Mark A. 34. he expounded all things to his d. 
 
 L,uke 10. 23. he turned himself to liis d. and said 
 Jc4?i21.14. third time Jesus shewed himself to hisd. 
 My DISCIPLES. 
 
 Isa. 8.16. bind up testimony, seal law among my d. 
 Mat. 26.18. master saith. 1 will keep the passover at 
 tliy house with my d. Mark 14. 14. Luke 22. 11. 
 John 8. 3L then are ye my d. indeed, 1.3. .35. 
 
 15. 8. that ye bear much fruit, so shall ye be my d, 
 'Thy DISCIPLES. 
 
 Mat.9.\A. why do we fast, thy d. fast not, Mark2.\?.. 
 
 12. 2. thy d. do that which is not lawful on sabbath 
 
 15. 2. whj’ do thy d. transgress the tradition r 
 
 17.16. 1 brought him to thy d. they could not cure 
 Mark'll. 5. why walk not thy d. according to tradit. 
 9. 18. I spake to thy d. to cast him out, Luke 9. 40. 
 Irake 19.39. the Pharisees said. Master, rebuke thy d. 
 John 7. 3. that thy d. may see the works thou doest 
 DISCIPLINE. 
 
 Job 36.10. he openeth also their ears to d. and com. 
 DISCLOSE. 
 
 Isa. 26. 21. behold, the earth also shall d. her blood 
 DISCOMFII'ED. 
 
 Frod. 17. 13. Joshua d. Amalek and his people 
 Num. 14. 45. smote and d. them, even to Hormah 
 Josh. 10.10. Lord d. them before Isr. and slew them 
 Judg. 4. 15. the T^ord d. Sisera and his chariots 
 8. 12. Gideon pursued them, and d. all the host 
 li’r/w.7.10. thundered on the Philistines, and d. them 
 2 Sam. 22. 15. lightning, and (/. them, Psal. 18. 14. 
 Isa. 31. 8. shall flee, and his young men shall be d. 
 DISCOMFITURE. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 20. and there was a very great d. 
 DISCONTENTED. 
 
 1 Sam. 22.2. everv' one tliat was d. gathered to Dav. 
 DISCONTINUE. 
 
 Jer. 17. 4. and thou shalt d. from mine heritage 
 DISCORD. 
 
 Prov. 6. 14. he deviseth mischief, he soweth d. 
 
 19. and him that soweth d. among brethren 
 DISCOVER. 
 
 Deut. 22. 30. a man shall notd. his father's skirt 
 1 •'<am. 14. 8. and we will d. ourselves to them 
 .fob 41. 1.3. who can d. the face of his garment I 
 Prov. 18. 2. but that his heart may d. itself 
 25. 9. thy cause, and d. not a secret to another 
 Isa. 3. 17. the Lord will d. their secret parts 
 Jer. 13. 26.1 will d. thy skirts on thy face, Nah. 3. 5. 
 Lam. 4. 22. O daughter of Edom, he will d. thy sins 
 Fzek. 16. 37. I will d. thy nakedness to them 
 Hos. 2. 10. 1 will d. her lewdness in sight of lovers 
 Mic. 1.6. the stones, I will d. the foundation thereof 
 DISCOVERED. 
 
 Exod. 20. 26. that thy nakedness be not d. thereon 
 Lev. 20. 18. he hath d. her fountain, she uncovered 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 11. both d. themselves to the garrison 
 
 22. 6. when Saul heard that David was d. and men 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 16. the foundations of the world w'ere 
 
 d. at the rebuking of the Lord, Psal. 18. 15. 
 Isa. 22. 8. and he//, the covering of Judah 
 57. 8. for thou hast d. thyself to another than me 
 Jer. 13. 22. for thine iniquity are thy skirts d. 
 Lam. 2. 14. and they have not d. thine iniquity 
 Ezek. 1.3. 14. so that foundation thereof shall be d. 
 
 16. 36. thy nakedness d. through thy whoredoms 
 57. before thy wickedness was d. as at the time 
 
 21.24. saith Lord, in that your transgressions are d. 
 22.10. in thee have they d. their father's nakedness 
 
 23. 10. these d. nakedness, they took her sons 
 18. she d. her whoredoms, and d. her nakedness 
 
 29. the nakedness of thy whoredoms shall be d. 
 
 Hos. 7. 1. then the iniquity of Ephraim was d. 
 Acts 21. 3. now when we had d. Cyprus, we left 
 27. 39. but they d. a certain creek'with a shore 
 DlSCOVERETIl. 
 
 Job 12. 22. he d. deep things out of darkness 
 Psal. 29. 9. the voice of the I.ord d. the forest 
 DISCOVERING. 
 
 Hab. 3. 13. by d. the foundation to tlie neck 
 
 DISCOURAGE. 
 
 Kum. 32. 7* why d. ye the hearts of the people i 
 DLsCOURAtJED. 
 
 Num. 21. 4. the soul of the people w as much d. 
 
 .32. 9. they d. the heart of the children of Israel 
 Deut. 1.21. go and possess it, fear not, nor be d. 
 
 28. our brethren have d. our heart, saying 
 Isa. 42. 4. be shall not fail nor be d. till he set 
 Col, 3.21. provoke not your children, lest they be d 
 DLSCREEI. 
 
 Gen. 41. .33. letPharaoh look out a man d. and wise 
 .39. there is none so d. and wise as thou ai t 
 Tit. 2. 5. that the aged teach young w omen to be 
 t6. young men likewise exhort to be d. 
 
 DISCREETLY. 
 
 Mark 12. 34. when Jesus saw that he answered d, 
 
 DESCREl ION. 
 
 Psal. 112. 5. he will guide his affairs with d. 
 
 Prov. 1. 4. to the ydung man knowledge and </. 
 
 2.11. d. shall preserve thee, understand, keep tliee 
 .3. 21. my son, keep sound wisdom and d. 
 
 5. 2. thou mayest regard d. and keep knowledge 
 11. 22. so is a fair woman who is without d. 
 
 19.11. the d. of a man defei reth his anger 
 Isa. 23. 26. for his God doth instruct him to d. 
 
 Jer. 10. 12. he stietched out the heavens by his d. 
 
 DISDAINED. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 42. when Goliath saw David., he d. him 
 Job 30. 1. w hose fathers I w oidd </. to set with dogs 
 
 DISEASE, 
 
 Diseases and death are the consequences and effects 
 of sin; this is the idea which we have of them 
 from Scripture. The ancient Hebrews, who were 
 very little versed in the study of natural philosophy, 
 and not much accustomed to recur to physical 
 causes, and coiuult physicians, when they were 
 sick, imputed their diseases generally to evil .spi¬ 
 rits, the executioners of divine vengeance. If 
 their infirmities appeared to be beyond what was 
 usual, and the causes of them were not known to 
 them, they did not fail to say, that it was a blow 
 from the avenging hand of God; to him the wisest 
 and most religious had recourse for cure ; and king 
 Asa is blamed for placing his confidence in phy¬ 
 sicians, when he had a very painful fit of the gout 
 in his feet, and for not applying himself to the 
 Lord, 2 Chron. 16. 12. In his disease he sought 
 not to the Lord, but to the physicians. Jeb’s 
 friends immediately ascribed all the distempers 
 with which that holy man was afflicted, to God's 
 justice. Job 4. 7> 8. Leprosies, which -were so com¬ 
 mon among the Jews, were treated as diseases sent 
 by God; the priests were the-persons who judged 
 of the nature and qualities of this evil, shut up 
 the diseased, and declared that they were healed, or 
 had their leprosy upon them ; and after their re¬ 
 covery they offered sacrifices, as it were to expiate 
 for their faults. Miriam, Gehazi, and king Uz- 
 ziah, were smitten suddenly with a leprosy; the 
 first as a punishment for her detracting discourses; 
 the second for his avarice ; and the third for hit 
 presumption. Num. 12.10. 2 Kings5.27. 2 Chron. 
 26. 21. 
 
 In the New Testament, the cause of many diseases 
 is attributed to the devil. It is said there, that the 
 devil had bound the woman, who had been bowed 
 down for eighteen years, Luke 13. I6. Ought not 
 this woman, being a daughter of Abraham, whom 
 Satan hath bound, lo, these eighteen j’ears, to be 
 loosed from this bond on the sabbath day ? In 
 verse 11. the same person is mentioned, as having 
 a spirit of infirmity, that is, a sore disease inflicted 
 by the de-vil. ll e are told of a dumb devil, and of 
 another that c.miid scarce speak, Mark 9.17- Luke 
 11.14. that is to say, which caused these infirmities 
 in those who were possessed by them: and when¬ 
 ever Christ or his apostles had a mind to restore 
 these indisposed persons to their health, they began 
 with casting out the devils ; for the cure immedi¬ 
 ately followed. 
 
 The apostle Paul attributes the death and diseases 
 of many to their communicating un-worthily, 1 
 Cor. 11. 30. For this cause many are weak and 
 sickly among you, and many sleep. The same 
 apostle ascribes the infirmities -wherewith he was 
 afflicted, to an evil angel, 2 Cor. 12. 7. I here was 
 given me a thorn in the tlesh, the messenger of 
 tSatan to buffet me. It was the destroying angel 
 that made .such havoc of .Sennacherib's army, 2 
 Kings 19. .‘55. It -was the avenging angel that drew 
 his sword against the people, and smote them 
 with the pestilence, as a punishment for David’s 
 sin, 1 Chron. 21. 15, 16. No so ner had Abime- 
 lech, king of Gerar, taken Sarah, the wife of 
 Abraham, forcibly away, but he was threatened 
 with death, Gen. 20. .3,4. \'x,cmd Onan, the sons 
 of Judah, were carried off by unknozen diseases, 
 for having committed actions of an infamous and 
 detestable nature, tlen. .38. 7, 10. And the Phi¬ 
 listines were smitten with aiTignominious disease, 
 for not treating the ark with that respect that 
 it deserved, 1 Sam. 5. 12. 'There are a great 
 number of diseases recorded in Ecriptvre, which 
 were sent by God in the way of pmnishment for 
 sins. 
 
 The diseases of Egypt,/row which God promised to 
 defend his people, Exod. 15. 26 ; and -which he 
 threatens, in case of their disobedience, to inflict 
 upon them, Deut. 28. 60. The.'-e diseases are 
 either the plagues -with which God afflicted Egypt 
 before the departure of the Israelites, or the dis¬ 
 eases ichich were most common in the country, .such 
 as blindness, ulcers in the legs, consumptions, and 
 the leprosy, called Elephantiasis, which was pe¬ 
 culiar to this country, as Pliny observes, .Egypti 
 peculiarehoc malum Elephantiasis. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 2. inquire, whether if I shall recov. of d. 
 8. 8. saying, shall 1 recover of this d. ? 9. 
 
 2 Chr. 16. 12. Asa diseased till his d. was exceeding 
 gieat, yet in his d. he sought not to the Lord 
 21.15. shall have great sickness by d. of thy bowels 
 18. the Lord smote him with an incurable d. 
 
DIS 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dll 
 
 Job 30.18. by force of my d. is my garment changed 
 Psal. 38.7. my loins are filled with a loathsome d. 
 41.8. an evil d. say they, cleaveth fast to liim 
 Eccl. 6. 2. this is vanity, and it is an evil d. 
 
 Mat- 4. 23. healing all manner of rf. 9. 35.1 10.1. 
 John 5. 4. was made whole of whatsoever d. he had 
 DISKA.SES. 
 
 Exod. 15.26. put none of these d. on you, T)eut. "J. 15. 
 Veut. 28. 6t>. he will bring on tliee all the d. ot Egypt 
 2 Chr. 21. 19. Ins bowels fell out, he died of sore d. 
 
 24. 25. for tliey left him in great d. his servants 
 Psal. 103.3. bless the Lord, who healeth all thy d. 
 Mah. 3. t5. and burning rf. went forth at his feet 
 Mat. 4. 24. brought to him all sick people that were 
 taken with divers rf. Mark 1.31. Lvke 4. 40. 
 Luke 9.1. ga^ e tliem power over devils, and cured. 
 Acts 19. 12. and the d. departed from them 
 28. 9. others which had d. in the island, came 
 DISLA.SKI), 
 
 1 Khifis 15. 23. Asa was d. in his feet, 2 Chr. 16.12. 
 Eick. ZA. 4. d. liave j'e notstrengtliened nor healed 
 
 21. because ye have push, the d. with your horns 
 Mat. 9. 20. a woman d. witli an issue of blood 
 14. 35. the3' brought all that were d: Mark 1. 32. 
 John 6. 2. saw mirac les he did on them that were d, 
 DISFIGURE. 
 
 Mat.t.K). be not as hypocrites, for they d. their faces 
 UlSGRACK. 
 
 Jer. 14. 21. do not d. the throne of thy glory 
 ULSGUISE, ED. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 8. and Saul d. himself, and he went 
 
 1 Kings 14. 2. .leroboam said, arise, and d. thyself 
 20.38. one of the sons of the prophets d. hiinself 
 
 22. 30. Ahab the king of Israel said, 1 will d. my¬ 
 self, and he d. himself, 2 Chron. 18. 29. 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 22. Josiah d. himself to fight with him 
 
 DISGUISETH. 
 
 Job 24.15. the adulterer also waiteth and d. his face 
 DISH, E.S. 
 
 Erod. 25.29. thou shalt make the d. thereof, 37-16. 
 Kum. 4 . 7 . and put thereon the d. and the spoons 
 Judg. 5. 25. she brought forth butter in a lordly d. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 13. as a man wipeth a d. turning it 
 Mat. 26.23. dippeth with me nr the d. Mark 14.20. 
 Dishonest : see G.riN. 
 DISHDNESl’Y. 
 
 2 Cor. 4.2. have renounced the hidden things of d. 
 DISHONOUR. 
 
 Ezra 4.14. was not meet for us to see the king’s d. 
 Psal. 35. 26. he clothed with shame and d. 71. 13. 
 
 69. 19. thou hast known my shame and my d. 
 Prov. 6. 33. a wound and d. shall he get 
 Rom. 9.21. make one vessel to honour, another to d. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 43. it is sown in d. it is raised in glory 
 
 2 Cor. 6.8. by honour and d. by evil and good report 
 2 Tim. 2.20. are vessels, some to honour, some to d. 
 
 DISHONOUR, EST, ETH. 
 
 Mic.T. 6. for the son d. father, daughter ag. mother 
 John 8. 49. 1 honour my Father, and ye d. me 
 Rom.l. 24.to d. their own bodies between themselves 
 2. 23. throuiih breaking of the law, d. thou God 1 
 1 Cor. 11.4, man d. his head II5. woman d. her head 
 , DISINHERIT. 
 
 .14.12.1 will d. them,and make of thee a greater 
 DISJOINTED. 
 
 Jer. 6. + 8. be instructed, lest my soul be d. from thee 
 Ezek. 23.117. and her mind was d. from them 
 DISMAYED. 
 
 Lent. 31.8. he will not fail nor forsake thee, fear not, 
 nor be d. Josh. 1. 9.1 8.1.1 10.25. 1 Chr. 22. 
 13. I 28. 20. 2 Chron. 20.15,17. I 32. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 17.11. they were d. 2 Kings 19. 26. Isa. .37.27. 
 Isa. 21.,3. 1 was bowed down, d. at the seeing of it 
 
 41.10. fear not, be not d. Jer. 1. 17.1 10. 2.1 2.3. 4. 
 
 I 30.10. 1 46. 27. Rzek. 2. 6. I 3. 9. 
 
 23. that w'e may be d. and behold it together 
 Jer. 8. 9. the wise men are d. and taken, 10. 2. 
 
 17. 18. let them be d. but let not me be d. 
 
 46.5. wherefore have 1 seen them d. turned back ? 
 48.1. Misgab is d. 1| 49. 37. cause Elam to be d. 
 50.36. the” mighty men of Babylon shall be d. 
 Ohad. 9. tliy mighty men, O Teman, shall be d. 
 DISMAYING. 
 
 Jer, 48. 39. Moab shall be a d. to all about him 
 T-’zei. 32. t23. caused d. in the land of the living 
 DISMISSED. 
 
 2 Chr. 23.8. Tehoiada the priest d. not the courses 
 Acts 15.30. w’hen tliey were d. they came to Antioch 
 
 19.41. when he had thus spoken, he d. assembly 
 DISOBEDIENCE. 
 
 Rom. 5.19. by one man’s d. many were made sinners 
 £ Cor. 10.6. having in readiness to revenge all d. 
 Eph. 2. 2. the spirit that worketh in children of d. 
 
 5. 6. wrath of God on the children of d. Col. 3. 6. 
 Jieh. 2.2. every ^.received a justrecompence of rew. 
 4.111. lest any fall by the same example of d. 
 DISOBEDIENT. 
 
 1 Kings 13.26. man of God, who was d. to the word 
 Neli. 9. 26. they were d. and rebelled against me 
 Luke 1. 17. turn the d. to the w'isdom of the just 
 Acts 26. 19. 1 was not d. to the heavenly vision 
 Rom. 1. 30. boasters, d. to parents, 2 'Tim. 3. 2. 
 
 10.21. 1 stretched forth mv hands to a d. people 
 15.131. that 1 may be delivered from d. in ,1 udea 
 1 Tim. 1. 9. the law was made for the law less and d. 
 'Tit. 1.16. deny him, being abominable and d. 
 
 3. 3. for we ourselves also were sometimes d. 
 lieb. 11. +31. Rahab perished not with the d. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.7. but to them wdiich be d. the stone which 
 8. to them who stumble at the word, being d. 
 3.20. to spirits in prison, which sometime were d. 
 DISOBEYED. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 21. as thou hast d. the mouth of the L. 
 DISORDERLY. 
 
 1 'Thess. 5.14. brethren, warn them that are d. 
 
 2 'Thess. 3. 6. withdraw from a brother who walks d. 
 7. we behaved not ourselves d. among you 
 
 11. there are some who walk among you d, 
 DISPATCH. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 47. tl'.ev shall d. them with their swords 
 'DLSPA'l'CHED. 
 
 Ezra 10. +14. let them come, till the matter be d. 
 
 DISPENSATION. 
 
 1 Cor. 9.17. a d. of the gospel is comrnitted to me 
 Eph. 1.10. in the d. of the fulnessof times 
 3. 2. ye have heard of the d. of the grace of God 
 Col. 1. 25. a minister according to the d. of God 
 DLSPERSE. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 34. Saulsaid, rf.yourselves amongpeople 
 Prov. 1.5. 7. the lips ofthe wise d. knowledge 
 Ezek. 12. 15. wdien 1 shall scatter them and d. them 
 
 in the countries, 20. 2.3.1 29. 12. | 30. 23, 26. 
 
 22. 15. and I will d. thee in the countries 
 DISPERSED. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 23. Eehoboam d. of all his children 
 Esth. 3. 8. there is a certain people d. among people 
 Psal. 112. 9. he hath d. he hath given, 2 Cor. 9. 9. 
 Prov. 5.16. let thy fountains be d. abroad 
 
 Isa. 11.12. he shall gather together the d. of Judah 
 Ezek. 36. 19. they wererf. through the countries 
 Zeph. 3. 10. the daughter of my d. shall bring 
 John 7. 35. will he go to the d. among the Gentiles ? 
 Acts 5. 37. and as many as obeyed him were d. 
 DISPERSER. 
 
 Nah. 2. +1. the d. is come before thy face 
 DISPERSIONS. 
 
 Jer. 25. 34. the days of your d. are accomplished 
 DISPLAYED. 
 
 Ps. 60.4. thou hast given a banner that it may be d. 
 
 DISPLEASE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 35. let it not d. my lord that I cannot rise 
 Kum. 22. 34. if it d. thee, 1 will get me back again 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 7- retuin, that thou d. not the lords 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 25. say to Joab, let not this (f. thee 
 Prov. 24. 18. le.st the Lord see it, and it d. him 
 
 DISPLEASED. 
 
 Ge7i. 38. 10. the thing which he did d. the Lord 
 48.17. laid right hand on head of Et)hraim, it d. 
 Kum. 11. 1. the people complained, it d. the Lord 
 
 10. anger of the 1.. was kindled, Moses also wasd. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 6. but the thing d. Samuel, when they said 
 
 18. 8. then Saul was very wroth, and the saj'ing d. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 8. and David was d. because the Lord had 
 
 made a breach upon Uzzah,l Chron. 13. 11. 
 
 11. 27. the thing David had done nf. the Lord 
 1 Kings 1 6. his father had not d. liim at any time 
 20. 43. the king of Isi’ael went to his house a. 21. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 7. and God was d. with this thing 
 Psal. 60. 1. thou hast been d. O turn tnyselftous 
 Isa. 59.15. it d. him that there was no Judgment 
 Dan. 6. 14. the king was sore d. with himself 
 Jonah 4. 1. but it rf. Jonah exceedingly, was angry 
 Hah. 3. 8. was the Lord d. against the rivers t 
 Zech. 1. 2. the Lord hath been sore d. with fathers 
 15. I am very sored, with heathen at ease ; for 1 
 was but a little rf. they helped forward affliction 
 Mat. 21. 15. when the scribes saw, they wered. 
 Mark 10.14. when Jesus saw it, he was much d. 
 
 41. they began to be much d. with James and John 
 Acts 12.20. Herod was hishly d. with them of Tyre 
 
 DISPLEASING. 
 
 1 Kings 9. + 13. he called them land of d. to this day 
 DLSPLEASURE. 
 
 Deut. 9. 19. for 1 was afraid of the hot d. of the Ld. 
 Jadg. 15.3. be more blameless, though I do them a d. 
 Psal. 2. 5. then shall he vex them in his sore d. 
 
 6. 1. neither chasten me in th3' hot d. 38. 1. 
 
 Zech. 1. + 2. Lord hath been with d. displeased 
 DISPOSED. 
 
 Jo/^34.13. or who hath d. the whole world ? 
 
 37.15. dost thou know when God d. them ? 
 
 Acts 18. 27. when he was d. to pass into Achaia 
 1 Cor. 10. 27. bid you to a feast and \’e be d. to go 
 tUSPOSETH. 
 
 Psal 50. + 23. to him that d. his w'ay aright 
 DISPOSING. 
 
 Prov. 16. 33. the whole d. thereof is of the Lord 
 DISPOSINGS. 
 
 Prov. 16. + 1. the d. ofthe heart in man is of the L. 
 DISPOSITION. 
 
 Acts 7. 53. who received the law by the d. of angels 
 DISPOSSESS, ED. 
 
 Num. 32. 39. the children of Machir d. the Amorite 
 33. 53. ye shall d. the inhabitants of the land 
 Dent. 7. 17. if thou shalt say, how can I d. them I 
 Judg, 11.23. Ld. God of Isr. hath d. the Amorites 
 DISPUTATION. 
 
 Acts 15. 2. Paul and Barnabas had no small d. 
 DISPUTATIONS. 
 
 Rom. 14. 1. him receive, but not to doubtful d. 
 DISPUTE. 
 
 Job 23.7. there the righteous might d. with him 
 DISPUTED. 
 
 Mark 9. 33. what was it that ye d. by the way ? 
 
 34. for they had d. who should be the greatest 
 ActsQ. 29. Saul d. against the Grecians, went to sla3^ 
 17.17. Paul d. in the synagogue with the Jews 
 Jude 9, Michael d. about the body of Moses, durst 
 DISPUTER. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.20. where is the d. of this world ? 
 DISPUTES!'. 
 
 Rom. 9. t 20. who art thou that d. with God ? 
 
 - DISPUTING. 
 
 Acts 6. 9. and them of Asia d. with Stephen 
 15. 7. wlien there had been much d. Peter, ipse up 
 
 19. 8. d. ami persuading the things of God, 9. 
 
 24. 12. they neither found me d. with any man 
 DlSPUriNGS. 
 
 Phil. 2.14. do all things without murmurings and d. 
 1 'Tim. 6. 5. perverse d. of men of corrupt minds 
 DISOUIE'F. 
 
 Jer. 50. 34. and d. the inhabitants of Babylon 
 DISQUIEl'ED. 
 
 1 Sam.2k!>. 15. why hast thou d. me to bring me up ? 
 Psal. 39.6. surely they are d. in vain,heaps up riches 
 
 42. 5. why art thou cast down. O my soul ? why 
 
 art thou d. within me t 11.1 43.5. 
 Prov. 30. 21. for three things the earth is d. 
 DISOUIETNESS. 
 
 Psal. 38.8.1 have roared by reason of d. of my heart 
 DISSEMBLED. 
 
 Josh. 7.11. the3' have, also stolen and d. also 
 Jer. 42. 20. for ye d. in your hearts, when ye sent 
 Gal. 2.13. the Other Jews d. likewise with him 
 
 DISSEMBLERS. 
 
 Psal.ZO.A. with vain persons, nor will I go in with d, 
 DISSEMBLETH. 
 
 Prov. 26. 24. e that hateth d. with his lips 
 DISSENSION. 
 
 Arts 15. 2. Paul and Barnabas had no small d. 
 
 23. 7. there arose a d. between the Pharisees ana 
 
 the Sadducees 
 
 10. when there arose a great d. the chief captain 
 DLSSIMULATION. 
 
 Rom. 12. 9. let love be without d. abhor evil 
 Gal. 2.13. Barnabas was carried away with their d. 
 DISSOLVE. 
 
 Dan. 5.16. I have lieard that thou canst d. doubts 
 DIS.SOLVED. 
 
 Psal. 75.3. earth and all inhabitants thereof are d. 
 Isa. 14. 31. cry, O city, thou whole Palestina artd. 
 
 24. 19. the earth is clean d. the earth is moved 
 34. 4. and all the host of heaven shall be d. 
 
 Nah. 2. 6. gates opened, mid the iialace shall be d, 
 
 2 Cor. 5.’1. if our house of this tabernacle were d. 
 
 2 Pet.3. \l. seeing that all these things shall bed. 
 
 12. wherein the heavens being on fire shall be d. 
 DISSOLVESI . 
 
 Job SO. 22. and thou d. my substance 
 Psal. 65. + 10. thou d. the earth with showers 
 DISSOLVING. 
 
 Dan. 5. 12. and d. of doubts was found in Daniel 
 DISTAFF. 
 
 Prov. 31.19. to the spindle, and her hands hold thed, 
 D1.SIANCES. 
 
 Isa. 33. + 17. they shall behold the land of far d. 
 DISIANT. 
 
 E.xod. 36. 22. one board had two tenons equally d. 
 DISLIL. 
 
 Deut. 32. 2. m3' speech shall d. as dew, as small rain 
 Job 36. 28. the clouds d. on man abundantly 
 DISI'IISCTION.. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 7, except they give a d. in the sound? 
 
 DlSriNGUTSHETH. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. + 7- for who d. thee from another.' 
 DISTINCTLY. 
 
 Neh. 8.8. the3' read in the book of the law of God d. 
 DISTRACTED. 
 
 Psal. 88. 15. while 1 sufi'er thy terrors, I am d. 
 DISTRACTION. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .35. you mav attend on the Lord without d. 
 
 Distress. 
 
 Gen. 35. 3. God who answered me in da3’ of my d. 
 42. 21. therefore is this d. come upon us 
 Judg. 11. 7. ye come to me now, when ye are in d. 
 
 1 Saiti. 22. 2. every one that was in d. came to David 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 7. in my d. 1 called on the Lord, and 
 
 cried to m3’ God, Psal. 18.6. 1118. 5. | 120. 1. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 29. that redeemed my soul out of all d. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 22. in his d. Ahaz trespassed more 
 Neh. 2. 17. 1 said, ye see the d. that we are in 
 
 9. 37. they have dominion and we are in great d. 
 Psal. 4. 1. thou hast enlarged me when 1 was d. 
 Prov. 1. 27. 1 will mock whend. cometh upon 3’ou 
 Isa. 5. + .30. if one look to the land, behold d. 
 
 25. 4. thou hast been a strength to the needy in d 
 53. + 8. he was taken awav’ by d. and Judgment 
 
 Lam. 1. 20. behold, O Lord, for 1 am in d. 
 
 Uhad. 12. nor shoulde.st spoken proudly in day of d. 
 
 14. nor shouldest delivered up those in day of d. 
 Zeph. 1. 15. that day is a day of trouble and d. 
 
 17. 1 will bring d. upon men, they shall walk 
 Luke 21. 23. there shall be great d. in the land 
 
 25. on the earth d. of nations, with perplexity 
 Rom. 8. 35. shall d. separate us from love of Christ ? 
 1 Cor. 7. 26. that this is good for the present d. 
 
 1 'Thess. 3.7. we were comforted over you in our d. 
 DLSi RES.S, ED. 
 
 Gen. 32. 7- then Jacob was greatb' afraid and d. 
 Num. 22.3. Moab was d. || Jud(t. 2.15. J sr. d. 10.9. 
 Deut. 2. 9. d. not the Moabites li 19- Ammonites 
 28. 53. wherewith enemies shall d. thee, 55, 57. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 6. for people rvere d. did hide themselves 
 14. 24. men of Israel were d. |1 28. 15. Saul wasd. 
 30. 6. David was greatly d. for the people spake 
 
 2 SajTt. 1.26. I am d. forthee,my brother Jonathan 
 2 Chr. 28. 20. king of Assyria came and d. Ahaz 
 Isa.29.2. yetiwill d. Ariel, there shall besorrow 
 
 7. that d. her shall be as adream of night vision 
 Jer.10. 18. 1 will d. the inhabitants of the land 
 2 Cor. 4.8. we are troubled on every side, yet not d. 
 DIS PRESSES. 
 
 Psal. 25. 17. O bring thou me out of my’d. 
 
 107. 6. and he delivered them out of their d. 
 
 13. and he saved tliem out of their d. 19. 
 
 28. and he bringetli them out of their d. 
 
 Ezek. 30.16. and Noph shall have d. daily’ _ 
 
 2 Cor. 6.4. approving ourselves in necessities, m d. 
 
 12. 10. 1 take pleasure in d. for Christ's sake 
 DISI'RIBUTE. 
 
 Josh. 13. .32. which Moses did d. for inherit, in Moab 
 2 Chr. .31.14. Kore to d. the oblations of the Lord 
 Neh. 1.3.13. their office was to d. to their brethren 
 Luke 18. 22. sell all thou hast, and d. to the imor 
 Eph. 4. +28. he may have tod. to him that needetli 
 1 'Tim. 6. 18. charge the rich to be ready to d. 
 DLSTRIBUI'ED. 
 
 .Tosh. 14.1. Eleazar and .loshua d. for inheritance _ 
 
 1 Chr. 24. 3. David d. them, both Zadok and Alii- 
 melech according to their offices, 2 Chr. 23. 18. 
 JohnO. 11. Jesus gave thanks and d. to the (list iples 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 17. but as God hath d. to every man 
 
 2 Cor. 10.13. according to the rule G. hath d. to us 
 
 DISl RIBUTEril, ING. 
 
 .fob 21. 17. God d. sorrow s in his anger 
 Rom. 12.13. d. to tlie necessity of the saints, given 
 DLSl'inBUl IDN. 
 
 Acts 4. .35. d.was madeto everyone as he had need 
 2 Cor. 9.13. for voiir liberal d. to tliem and all men 
 lleb 2 . + 4 .God’bearingwitness, withd.ot II. Ghost 
 
 Dl fClI. 
 
 1 Kings 21. + 23. the dogs eat lezehel by d. ot Jezreel 
 Job o'. .31. yet shalt thou plunge me in the d. 
 
 ITsa'l. 7. 15. he is fallen into thed. which he made 
 Prov. 2.3.27. a whore isa deep d. and strange woman 
 Isa. 22. 11. ye made a d. between the two walls 
 
J) 1\ 
 
 D1 V 
 
 DI V 
 
 i'lan. 0- t C5. and the d. even in troublous times 
 Alat. 15. 11. both shall Tall into the d. Luke(j.\i<d. 
 iirrcji KS. 
 
 2 Ninas 3. 10. thussaitli L. make this valles'full ofd. 
 1)1 VI'.K.S. 
 
 Lev. 19. 19. nor let thv cattle jrender with d. kinds 
 Dent. 22. 9. iKJt sow tny vineyard with d. kinds 
 11. thou shall not wi-ar a garment ot d. soi ts 
 
 2.5. i:i. tlioii shall not have in thy hage/. weiiihts 
 
 2.5. 14. in tlo’ house d. measures, great and small 
 Judg. 5. .‘10. to Sisera a |)rey ot' d. colours, a prey 
 of d. colours of needle work, on h(jth sides 
 ^Sam. 1.3. 1(1. I'amar had a garm. of c/. colours, 19. 
 
 1 (Jhr. 29. 2. [irepared glistering stones of c/. colours 
 
 2 Chrun. 10. 14. they laid Asa in tlie hed which was 
 
 tilled with odours and d. kinds of spices 
 
 21. 4. .Teliorain slew d. of the iirinces of Israel 
 
 30. 11. d. of Asher humhled themselves 
 Lsth. 1. 7. the vessels lieing </. one from another 
 
 3. B. their laws are d. fiom all jieople 
 Tsgl. 7B. 45. he sent d. sorts of Hies among them 
 105. 31. he si)ake, there came d. sorts of Hies 
 Pruv. 20.10. d. weights and d. measures abomination 
 
 23. d. weights are an abomination to the l.oi'd 
 Ecci. 5.7. there, are alsoc/. vanities ; l)ut fear thou O. 
 Ezek. 10.10. thoudeckest high places with d. colours 
 17. 3. great eagle had d. colours, c ame to Lebanon 
 Van. 7; 3. great beasts c'ame up, d. one from another 
 7. a fourth beast c/. from all tlje beasts, 19. 
 
 23. d. from all kingdoms || 24. d. from the first 
 Alat, 4. 24. they brought to desussick [)eople taken 
 with d. diseases, Mark 1. 31. Lake 4.40. 
 
 24. 7. there shall be famines,pestilences, ami earth- 
 
 cpiakes in d. places, Alark 13. B. Lnkc'Hl. 11. 
 Alark B. 3. for d. of them came from far 
 Acts 19 . 9. for when d. were hardened, believed not 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to another d. kinds of tongues 
 
 2 ■ aptivesilly women led away with (^.lusfs 
 Tit. 3 . 3 . deceived, serving c/. lusts and pleasures 
 Jlcb. 1 . 1 . who in d. manners S[)ake in time past 
 
 2. 4. G. bearing w itness with signs and d. mn acles 
 
 9. 10. stood inc/. washings H 13.9. d. doctrines 
 Jam. 1, 2. countit joy when fall intorf. temptations 
 
 DlVl'.KSl LIES. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 4. d. of gifts || 6. d. of operations 
 28. God hath set in the c hurch d. of tongues 
 DIVIDE. 
 
 Gen, 1. f). and let the fn mament d. the waters 
 14. be lights, to d. the day from the night, 18. 
 
 49. 27. and at night he shall d. the spoil 
 Exod. 14. IG. stretch thy liand over the sea, and d. it 
 21.35. d. the money of it, d. the dead ox 
 20. 33. vail shall d. between holy and most holy 
 Lev. 1. 17. c leave it, but not d. it asunder, 5. B. 
 
 11. 4. no* eat of them that c/. the hoof, 7, Veut. 14.7. 
 Ntim. 31. 27. and d. the prey into two parts 
 .33. .54. ye shall d. the land by lot, ,34.17, IB, 29. 
 Deiit. 19. 3. d. the coasts of thy land into three iiarts 
 Jos/t. 1. 0. d. for an inheritance, 13. 6, 7.1 18. 5. 
 
 22. 8. d. the spoil of your enemies w ith brethren 
 2iiam. 19. 29. 1 said, thou and Ziba d. the land 
 
 1 kings 3. £5. d. the living child in two, 26. 
 
 Aiie/t. 9. 11. and thou didst d. the sea, Psal. 74.13. 
 
 22. and thou didst d. them into corners 
 Job 27. 17. the innocent shall d. the silver 
 Psal. 55. 9. destroy, O Lord, and c/. their tongues 
 Prov. 16. 19. than to d. the spoil with the proiid 
 Isa. 9. 3. as men rejoice when they d. thesi)oil 
 
 5.3. 12. he shall d. the spoil with the strong 
 Ezek. 5. 1. take the balances and d. the hair 
 45.1. ye shall d. the land by lot, 47. 21,22. 
 
 48. 29. tills is the land which ye shall d. 
 
 Van. 11.39. and he shall d. the land for gain 
 Luke 12.13. that he d. the inhei itance with me 
 22.17. take this, and d. it among yourselves 
 I will DI \'1DE. 
 
 Gen. 49. 7. Twilld. them in.Iacob and scatter in Isr. 
 Lxod. 15. 9. the enemy said, 1 will d. the spoil 
 Psal. 6t). 6. 1 willd. .Snechem, and mete out, 108. 7. 
 Isa, 53.12. therefore will J d. him a portion 
 DI yiDEi). 
 
 Gen. 1. 4. God d. the light |! 7. God d. the waters 
 
 10. 5. by these were the isles of the Gentiles d. 
 
 25. in his days w as the earth d. 1 Cbron. 1. 19. 
 
 32. by these were the nations d. after the flood 
 
 14. 15. and Abram d. himself against them 
 15.10. Abram d. them in midst, the birds d, he not 
 .32. 7. .lacob d. the people that was with him 
 
 33. 1. he d. the children to Leah and Eachel 
 Exod. 14. 21. the sea dry land, and w aters were cf. 
 JSi/m. 26. .53. to fhe.se the land sha*!! be d. for inherit. 
 
 .56. by lot shall the possession of the land be d. 
 
 31. 42. which Itioses d. from men that warred 
 Veut. 4.19. which the Lord thy (tod hath d. 
 
 29. + 26. gods who had not d. to them any portion 
 
 32. 8. when the most High d. to the nations 
 Josh. 14. 5. they d. the land, 18.10. | I9. 51. 1 23.4. 
 Judg. 5. .30. have they not d. the prey, to every man 
 
 7. 16. he c/. the .300 men into thi ee comjianies 
 9. 43. Abimelech d. them into three companies 
 19. 29. Levite c/. her with her bones into 12 pieces 
 
 2 kam. 1. 23. and in their death they w ere not d. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 21. then were the peo[fle of Israel d. 
 
 IB^ 6. Ahab and Obadiah d. the land between them 
 
 2 I\ings2.\}. the waters were cf. hither and thither 
 
 1 Chr. 2.3. 6. I)av. d. them into courses among Lev. 
 24. 4. chief men, thus were they d. by lot, 5. 
 
 2 Chron.3h. 1.3. they d. other oftering's siieedily 
 Job 38. 25. who hath d. a w ater course for w aters ? 
 Psal. 68. 12. she that tarried at home d. the spoil 
 
 78.13. he d. the sea, and caused them to pass 
 55. d. them an inheritance by line. Acts 13.19. 
 
 1.36.13. to him which d. the red Sea into parts 
 Isa. 33. 2.‘L then is the prey of a great spoil d. 
 
 34. 17. his hand hath d. it to them by line 
 51. 15. 1 am the T^rd thv God that d. the sea 
 
 Earn. 4.16. the anger of the T.ord hath d. them 
 E.zek. 1. t 11. their wings w'ere d. above 
 37. 22. nor shall they be d. into tw’O kingnloms 
 J9flw.2.41. kingdom shall be d. but strength of iron 
 5. 28. thy kingnom is d. and given to the Modes 
 
 11. 4. his kingdom shall be </. toward the four winds 
 
 112 
 
 Ilos. 10. 2. their heart \%d. now shall be found faulty 
 Amos 1. + 13. because they d. the mountains 
 7. 17. thy land shall be d. by lineshalt <iie 
 Mic. 2. 4. turning away, he hath d. our fields 
 Zech. 14. 1. thy spoil shall be d. in the midst 
 Mat. 12. 25. every kingdom or house d. against 
 itself shall not stand, Murk3. 24, 25. Luke 11. 17. 
 
 26. he is d. ag. himself, .'l/«r^ .3. 26. Luke 11. IB. 
 Mark 6. 41. the two fishes d. he among them 
 Luke 12. .52. theie shall be five in one house d. 
 
 .53. the father shall be d. against the son, and son 
 
 1.5. 12. an<l he d. unto them his living 
 Acts 11. 4. the multitude of the city was d. 23. 7. 
 
 1 Cur. 1.13. is Christ d. ? was Paul crucilie!! foryou ' 
 liev. 16. 19. the great city was d. into three parts 
 DIVIDEU. Lyou' 
 
 Luke 12.14. he said, man, who made me a d. over 
 DI VI Dl'/m. 
 
 f.ev. 11.4. cheweth the cud, butrf. not the hoof, 5, 0. 
 
 26. the carcases of every beast which d. the hoof 
 Veut. 14. B. the swine, because \td. the hoof 
 Job 26. 12. he d. the sea with his power 
 Psal. 29. 7. the voice of the Lord d. the flames 
 Jer. .31. 35. which d. the sea w hen the waves roar 
 Mat. 25. .32. as a shepherd d. his sheep from the goats 
 Luke 11.22. taketh his armour, and d. his spoils 
 DIVI DilNG. 
 
 Josh. 19. 49. they had made an end of d. the land 
 51. so they made an end of d. the country 
 Isa. 63. 12. led them d. the water before them 
 Dan. 7. 25. until a time, and times, and a o', of time 
 
 1 Cor. 12.11. d. to every man severally as he w ill 
 
 2 Tim. 2.15. a w orkman rightly d. the word of truth 
 Ileb. 4.12. iriercing to the d. asunder of the joints 
 
 DIVIIS'A'LION. 
 
 The eastern people, and particularly the Israelites, 
 were always very fond c/divinations, magic, and 
 the curious arts of interpreting dreams, and in¬ 
 quiring by unlawful methods into the knowledge 
 of what was to come: this was a consequence of their 
 timorous and superstitious genius. When Moses 
 published the law of God, this evil was and had 
 been for sonie time very common in Egypt, and the 
 neighbouring countries ; and to cure the Israelites 
 of their inclination to consult diviners, jurtune- 
 tellers, augurs, and interpreters of cireams, 4c. he 
 promised them from God that the Apirit of prophecy 
 should not depart from among them ; and forbade 
 them, under very severe penalties, to con.mlt di¬ 
 viners, astrologers, and other persons of this kind. 
 He commandeci them to be stoned, who pretended 
 to have a familiar spirit, or the .'spirit of divina¬ 
 tion, Lev. 20. 27. Jind in Dent. 18. 9, 10, 11, 
 \b. he says. When thou art come into the land 
 which tile I.ord thy God giveth thee, thou shalt 
 not learn to do after the abominations of those 
 nations. 'Ihere shall not be found among you 
 any one that maketh his son or his daughter to 
 pass through the fire, or that useth divination, 
 01- an obseiver of times, or an enchanter, or a 
 w itch ; Or a charmer, or a consulter with fa¬ 
 miliar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. 
 Gofl w ill raise up unto thee a Pnphet, from the 
 midst pf thee, of thy brethren, like unto me ; 
 unto him j e shall hearken. The writings of the 
 prophets are full of invectives against the Israel¬ 
 ites, who consulted diviners, and against the false 
 2 >rcphets, who set up to foretell things future, and 
 by this means sedueed the people, Jer. 14. 14. 
 Pizek. 13. 6, 7. 
 
 There were several sorts of divinations, namely, by 
 Water, fire, earth, air ; by the flight of birds, and 
 their smging ; by lots, by dreams, by the staff, 
 or wand, by the entrails of victims, and by cups. 
 The heathens used many divinations, being excited 
 thereto by distrust of God, and the temptations of 
 the devil, who had a great hand in many of their 
 answers. Acts 16.16. 
 
 Joseph’s cup, mentioned fw Gen. 44.5. which was con¬ 
 cealed in Benjamin’s sack, the younger brother of 
 this patriarch, is the .subject of many different con¬ 
 jectures, founded on the words of Joseph’s officer, 
 Is not tills the cup in which my lord drinketh, 
 and whereby he divineth ? Some question whether 
 J oseph did indeed make use of this cup in foretelling 
 what was to come ; whether his people believed so, 
 or whether this was said by them, according to the 
 common opinion of the Egyptians, who held Joseph 
 for a great magician ; or whether they said so to 
 intimidate Joseph’s brethren, making them be¬ 
 lieve, that Joseph, whom as yet they knew not to 
 be their brother, was ci man very expert in the art of 
 divining, and had di.tcovered the theft which they 
 had committed, by virtue of this art. 
 
 All these several opinions have their defenders. It 
 is certain, that the ancients had a sort of divi¬ 
 nation by cups. The eastern people say, that old 
 king Giamschid, who is the Solomon of the Per¬ 
 sians, and Alexander the Great, had cups, by 
 means whereof they knew things natural, and some¬ 
 times even supernatural. The ancients speak of 
 certain divining cups full of wine, or other 
 liquors, which were poured out with ceremony from 
 the side where the handle was, and that from 
 thence they drew presages of what was to come. 
 Pliny speaks of divinations with water and basins, 
 in lib. XXX. cap. 2. The manner of divining by 
 the goblet was this : Little plates of gold, or sil¬ 
 ver, or some precious stones, with certain charac¬ 
 ters engraved upon them, were thrown into it; and 
 alter some invocations, and .superstitious ceremo¬ 
 nies, the demon was consulted. He answered in 
 several ways ; sometimes by articulate sounds ; 
 sometimes he made the characters in the gcblet 
 appear upon the superficies of the water, and 
 formed his ansioer by the order in which they 
 stood. Sometimes he traced the images of the per¬ 
 son. on whose account he was interrogated. At 
 other times a ring was J'astened to a thread, and 
 held swspended over the water in the cup: the ring, 
 by Its different percussions, showed the several 
 things which were inquired cifter. 
 
 But as to Joseph, it is not to be believed that he 
 used his cup in divinatiun.i: he was too wise and 
 religious to practise any thing so vain, and .to con¬ 
 trary to religion, as efivinations, of what nature 
 soever they might he. He was certainly very skil- 
 ful 271 the science oj fotetellhnj thintjs to come ^ but 
 this kfiowledge was 'tu t acquired ^ it wa>. no ciiriows 
 ‘tnd diabolical art, but some sup.ernatural faculty 
 which God had communicated to him, whereby he 
 procured that high consideration he wa. in through¬ 
 out Egypt. It is not incredible that the ligy ptians. 
 and perhaps some of Ms own people, might think 
 him to be truly a magician, and might have spoken 
 of /}im accortitng to this prejudice ; but it does not 
 follow, that he used a cup in divining. 'The He¬ 
 brew text oj (jenesis will bear another construc¬ 
 tion. Is not this the cup wherein my lord 
 drinks, and searches for .so carefully r Dr, Is 
 not this the cup w herein my lord crinks, and 
 by which he has tried you r He will tiy whether 
 yon are as acknowledging as you ouoht to be, for 
 the particular favours he has Jtewn you. Ihis 
 tup will .serve to give a proof of your ingratitude 
 and infidelity. 
 
 Divination by the wand is taken notice of in Ezek. 
 i’L 21, 22. and in Hos. 4. 12. 1 he king of 
 
 Babylon Stood at the parting of the wav, to' use 
 divination; he made his arrows bright.” Either 
 writing on these arrows the names of cities and 
 countries, then putting them into a quiver, and 
 mixing them, and thence drawing them out, and 
 concluding according as the names were, which were 
 on the arrows; Ur, by shooting the arrows, and 
 judging by their flight; or casting them up in the 
 air, and divining by their fall. In the same pas¬ 
 sage, di^ illation by the entrails of \ ictinis is taken 
 rutice (/; He consulted with images, he looked 
 into the liver. Trom the position and colour of 
 the liver, they used to judge of f uture pro.-percus 
 or unprosperous events. 
 
 Num. 22. 7. w-ifh the rewards of d. in their hand 
 
 23. 23. neither is there any d. against Israel 
 Dent. JB. 10. or that useth d. 2 Kings 17. 17. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 123. rebellion is as the sin of d. 
 
 Prov. 16. + 10. d. is in the lips of the king 
 
 Jer. 14. 14. they prophesy unto you visions and d. 
 Ezek. 12. 24. nor flattering </. in Israel 
 
 1.3. 6. they have seen vanity, and lying rf. 
 
 7. and have ye not spoken a lying d. / 
 
 21.21. the king of Labylon stexx! to use d. 
 
 22. at bis right hand w as the d. for Jerusalem 
 
 2.3. it shall be to them as a false d. in their sight 
 
 Acts 16.16. a damsel j)ossessed with a spirit of d. 
 DI VIIsA I lON.S. 
 
 Ezek. 13. 23. ye shall see no more divine d. 
 DIVINE. 
 
 Gen. 44. 15. wot ye not that such a man as I canc/..^ 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 8. d. to me by the familiar spirit 
 Ezek. 13. 9. my hand on the prophets that d. lies 
 
 23. ye shall see no more vanity, or d. divinations 
 21. 29. w hiles the3- rf. a lie unto thee to bring thee 
 
 Mic. 3. 6. it shall be dark to you, that ye shall not d. 
 11. and the proifliets there'of </. for money 
 D15 1 N E, Adjective. 
 
 Prov. 16.10. a d. Sentence is m the lips of the king 
 Heb. 9.1. first covenant had ordinances of d. service 
 
 2 Pet. 1.3. as his ck power hath given to us all things 
 4. that ye might be partakers of the d. nature 
 
 DIVINER, S. 
 
 Dcut. 18. 14. for these nations hearkened to d. 
 
 Josh. 13. t 22. Balaani the d. did Israel slay 
 1 ■''am. 6. 2. the Philistines called for the d'. 
 
 Isa. 44. 25. that turneth, that maketh d. mad 
 Jer. 27. 9. therefore hearken not to your d. 
 
 29. 8. let not your prophets and d. deceive j ou 
 Mic. 3. 7. seers be ashamed, and the d. confounded 
 Zech. 10. 2. the d. have seen a lie, told false dreams 
 DIVINETH. 
 
 Gen. 44. 5. is not this it whereby indeed he d. ? 
 
 . DIVINING. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 28. seeing vanify, and if. lies to them 
 Alic. 3. t 6. it shall be dark unto you from d. 
 DIVISION. 
 
 Exod. 8. 23.1 will put a d. between my people 
 
 1 Chron. 1.119. the name of Eber’s son was Peleg,i/. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 5. according to the d. of the I.evites 
 Cant. 2. 117. as a hart on the mountains of d. 
 
 I. uke 12. 51. 1 tell you, nay, but rather rf. 
 
 John 7. 43. so there was a d. among the people, 
 because of him, 9.16.1 10. 19. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. + 25. there should be no d. in the body 
 DIVISIONS. 
 
 Josh. 11. 2.3. gave the land to Israel, according to 
 their d. 12. 7. j 18. 10. 2 Chron. 35. 5,12. 
 Judg. 5. 15. for the d. of Reuben, there were great 
 
 thoughts of heart, 16. 
 
 1 .Sam. 2.3. + 28. called the place the rock of rf. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. t 6. David divided them into d. 
 
 24. 1. these are the d. of the sons of Aaron 
 26. 1. concerning the </. of the porters, 12, 19. 
 
 Ezra 6. 18. they set the priests in their </. A. eh. 11..36. 
 Rom. 16.17. mark them w hich cause rf. and offences 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. that there be no d. among you 
 3. 3. whereas there is among you strife and d. 
 
 II. 18. I hear that there be d. among v eu 
 
 DIVORCE 
 
 Is the dissolution of marriage, or a separation of 
 husband and wife. Moses re/eraterf divorces : Hts 
 words on this subject are in Deut. 24. 1, 2, 3, 4. 
 M hen a man hath taken a w ife and married her. 
 and it come to pass that she tind no favour in his 
 ej'es, because he hath found some uncleanness in 
 her ; then let him write her a bill of (livorce- 
 ment, <S:c. Commentators are much divided con¬ 
 cerning the sense of' these words, because he hath 
 found some uncleanness, or, as the Hebrew has 
 it, matter of nakedness, in her. 
 
 The school of Shammah, who lived a little before 
 our Saviour, taught, that a man could not law¬ 
 fully be divorced from his wife, unless he had 
 found her guilty of some action which was really 
 infamous, and contrary to the rules of virtue. 
 
D O 
 
 D O 
 
 but me school of Ilillel, zvho zoas Shammah’s 
 dfsciple, taught, on the contrary, that the least 
 reasons were sufficient to authorne a man to put 
 away his wife ; for example, ii she did not dress his 
 meat well, or if he found any other zxontan whom he 
 liked better, lie translated Moses’ text thus : 
 If he hatli foun(l any tiling in her, or an undean- 
 jiess. Akiba, he affirmed, that tt teas sofficient 
 cause for a man to put away h>s wife, if she were 
 not agreeable to her husband. /Jfier this tnanner 
 he explained the text of Moses; If she find no 
 favour in his eyes : tlus was the first reastn ; the 
 swrtwr/a/rtj-, If he find any nndeanness in her. 
 Josephus and '9\\\\o shew sufficiently, that in their 
 time the .lews believed divorce to be lawful upon 
 very trivial causes. But nothing can,justify such 
 a procedure but adultery, whereby the marriage re¬ 
 lation is radically dissolved, Mat. 5. .32. 
 
 'fiiat the Pliarisees explained this toleration of 
 Moses in the like extensive manner, may be 
 gathered from the' question they put to our Sa- 
 -viour. ^^at. J<). .3. Is it lawful for a man to put 
 away’ his wife for every cause r 'I'his they pro¬ 
 posed to our Saviour, trying if they could get any 
 thing from him to his piejndice. llad he an.rwer- 
 ed in 'the affirmative, he had contradicted what he 
 formerly delivered on this head. Mat. 5. -32. llad 
 he denied, they would have accused him for contra¬ 
 dicting the law of Moses, Dent. 21. 1. Our .Sa¬ 
 viour answered neither yea nor nay, but gave them 
 a fair occasion to answer themselves, and tacitly 
 charged them with ignorance and corruption of the 
 law of God. He referred them to the first institu¬ 
 tion of marriage, in (ien. 1. 27.1 2. 24. Have ye 
 not read, that he who made them at the begin¬ 
 ning:, made them male and female ? and said. 
 For this cause shall a man leave father and 
 mother, ami shail cleave to his wife, and they 
 twain shall be one ilesli. \\ herefore they are no 
 more twain, but one liesh. Wiiat tl.erelore (lod 
 hath joined together, let no man put asunder. 
 from hence he leaves them to conclude, whether it 
 was probable that Moses, tohom they so reverenced, 
 and who was so faithful in the house of God as a 
 servant, did give them a liberty to put asunder 
 those whom God had joined together. Or whether 
 they had not put an interpretation upon the law of 
 Moses, it could not hear, in consistency with 
 
 the law of God. Our Saviour adds, that Moses, 
 because of the hardness of your hearts, suffer- 
 €(i you to put away your wives; but from the 
 beginning it was not so ; that is, Closes gave 
 you no positive command in the case ; he could 
 not make a law directly opposite to the law of 
 God. But seeing your wicked and malicious dis¬ 
 position, that you would turn away your wives 
 without any ,just and zvarrantable cause, and to 
 restrain your extravaganies of cruelty to your 
 wives, or disorderly turning them o,f upon any 
 occasion, he made a ,pidicial, political, or civil 
 law, whereby, upon reason of state, namely, to 
 prevent a greater civil mischief, he did so far 
 allow of it, as to exempt them that did it from 
 any civil punishment; but .still it zoas a trans- 
 gre.ssion of the moral law, and so a sin against 
 God. After zchich our Haviour determines on 
 this question, according to the original lazo of 
 God, and limits the permission of divorce to the 
 single case of adultery: And 1 say unto you, 
 'Whosoever shall put away' his wife, except it 
 be for fornication, and shall marry another, com- 
 mitteth adultery, and whoso marrieth her that 
 is put away, doth commit adultery. In the case 
 of adultery, the marriage covenant being broken, 
 the marriage bond is fundamentally dissolved, and 
 it lies in the pozver of the party wronged to pro¬ 
 secute it to a formal dissolution, by divorce ; and 
 then the wronged party is at liberty to marry 
 again. 
 
 Jer. 3. 8. I had put her away, and given a bill of d. 
 
 DIVOHCI'.D. 
 
 Lev. 21.14. high-priest shall not take a d. woman 
 
 22.13. but if the priest’s daughter be a widow or d. 
 filum. .30. 9. every vow of !ier that is d. shall stand 
 Mat. 5. 32. whosoever shall marry her tliat is 
 DIVOUCEMENT. 
 
 lleut. 24. 1. then let him write her a bill of d. .3. 
 Isa. 50. 1. where is the bill of your mother’s d.f 
 Mark 10. 4. Moses sufl'ered to write a bill of d. 
 
 See Writing. 
 
 DO. 
 
 Gen. 16. 6. Abram said, do to her as it pleasetli thee 
 18.2."). shall not the .ludgeof all the earth do right t 
 .31.16. now then what Ood hath said to thee, do 
 
 32.12. thou saidst, I will surely do thee good 
 
 41.25. (4. hath shewed what he is about to do, 28. 
 Exod. 4. 15. and 1 will teach you what ye shall do 
 
 12 . t 47. all the congregation shall do it 
 
 15.26. if thou wilt do that which is right, and keep 
 his statutes. Dent. 6. 18.1 12. 25.1 13.18.1 21.9. 
 
 18. 20. and shew them the work that they must do 
 
 19. 8. all that the T.ord hath spoken we will do 
 
 20.9. _six days do all thy w'ork,23.12. Deut. 5.13. 
 
 29. .35. thus Shalt thou do to Aaron and his sons 
 Lev. 18. 4. ye shall do my judgments, and keep my 
 
 ordinances, 19. .3?. 1 20. 22. Ezek. 36. 27. 
 ;r»which if man do, Neh. 9. 29. Ezek. 20.11,13, 2). 
 
 25. 18. ye shall do my statutes and keep mv judg- 
 . ments, 20. 8. | 22. 31. Deut. 17.19. f 26.10. 
 Bum. 22. 20. word I say to thee, that shalt thou do 
 24. 14. what this peo|)le shall do to thy i)eo[)le 
 32.25. thy servants will do as my lord commandeth 
 Jlent. 5. * 1. that ye may learn, ami keep to rfethem 
 G 11. keep the commandments to do them, 11.22. 
 
 17.10. shalt do according to the sentence. 11. 
 
 19.19. then shall ye do to him as he thought todo 
 ~0. 15. thus shalt thou rfe to all the cities 
 ^.26. all the words of this law' to do them 
 
 30. IC. that we may hear it and do it, 1.3. 
 
 .31.4. the I.ord shall do to them as he did to Sihon 
 do ye thus requite the T.. O foolish peojile 
 Josh. 6. 3. round the city. thus shalt thou do six days 
 
 Josh. 7.9. and w'hat wilt thou do to thy great name ? 
 10.25. thus shall the I.ord f/eto your enemies 
 
 22. 24. what have ye to do with tlie (lod of l.'^rael ? 
 
 23.6. to do all that is wi itten in tl;e book of the law 
 of Moses, that ye tuin not aside therefrom, 
 
 1 Chron. lO. 40. 2 Citron. 34. 21. 
 
 Judg.1. 17. it shall be, that as 1 do so shall ye do 
 
 8. 3. what was 1 able to do in comparison of you ? 
 
 10.15. do to us whatsoever seemeth good to thee 
 
 18. 14. consider tlierefore what ye have to do 
 
 18. then said the pi iest unto them, what do ye ? 
 Huth 3. 4. he will tell thee what thou shalt do 
 
 1 Sam. 16. .3. I will shew thee what tliou shalt do 
 
 22. .3. till I know what God w'ill do for me 
 
 26. 25. thou shalt do great things, ami still prevail 
 
 2 Sam. .3.18. now th.en do it. the Lord hath spoken 
 
 15. 4. oh that 1 were Judge, 1 would do him justice 
 
 26. here 1 am, let him do to me as seemeth good 
 21. + 4. it is not silver, w'e have to do with .‘-aul 
 
 24.12. that 1 may do it to thee. 1 Chron. 21.10. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 6. do therefore according to thy w'isdom 
 
 31. do as he hath said, and fall upon him 
 
 8. ,32. then hear, and do, and judge thy servants 
 .39. hear in heaven, forgive, and do, 2 Chr. 6. 23. 
 
 11. .33. i/cthatis right in mine eyes, .38. I 14. 8. 
 
 18. .34. d.> it the second time, do it the third time 
 
 2 Kings 9. 18. what hast thou to do with peace 19. 
 17. .34. to this day they do after the former manners 
 
 20. 9. the I.ord will do as he hath spoken 
 
 1 Chron. 4.110. that thou wouldst do me from evil 
 
 17. 2. Kathan said, do all that is in thine heart 
 
 23. let thing be established and do as thou hast said 
 
 21.8. do away the iniejuity of thy servant 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 8. thee king, to do judgment and justice 
 
 19. 6. said to the judges, take heed what ye do 
 
 7. wherefore now take heed and do it 
 
 9. thus shall ye do in tlie fear of the Lord 
 
 20. 12. we have no might, nor know we w hattorfo 
 25. 8. if thou wilt go, do it, be strong for battle 
 
 Ezra 4. 2. for we seek your God, as ye do 
 
 7. 10. to seek the law of the T.ord, and do it 
 18. that do after the w'ill of your God 
 
 Neh. 2.12. what God hath put in my heart to do 
 
 5. 12. they should do according to this promise 
 
 9. 24. that they might do with them as they would 
 job 7. 20. 1 have sinned, what shall 1 do to thee t 
 
 11.8. it is high as heaven, what canst thou do.t 
 
 13. 20. only do not two things unto me 
 
 40. 8.'1 delight to rfy thy will, O mj- God 
 50. 16. what hast thou to rfc to declare my statutes 
 
 8.3. 9. do unto them as unto the IMidianites 
 109. 21. but do thou for me, (1 God the I^ord 
 119. +112. I have inclined my heart to do 
 
 I. 32. as thou usestto do to those that love thy name 
 
 143.10. teach me to do thy will, tliou art my God 
 Prov. 3. 27. it is in the power of thy hand to do it 
 Eccl. 9. 10. do it with th^' might, there is no W'ork 
 Isa. 10. .3. what vvill ye do in the day of visitation r 
 
 28. 21. that he may do his work, his Strange work 
 45. 7. I the T.ord do all these things 
 Jer. 2.18. what hast thou to do in the way of Egypt ? 
 what hast thou to do in the way of Assyria ' 
 
 4. .30. when thou art spoiled, what wilt thou do'/ 
 
 5. .31. and wliat will ye do in the end thereof.' 
 
 7.17. seest thou notvvhat they r/o in cities of Jud. 
 
 11. 4. saying, obey my voice, and do them 
 
 15. what hath my beloved to do in mine house ? 
 
 12. 5. how wilt thou do in the swelling of .Iordan I 
 
 14.7. O T.ord, do thou it for thy name’s sake 
 .39. 12. do to him, even as he shall say to thee 
 42. 3. and may shew the tiling that we may 
 
 50.15. as she hath done, do unto her, 29. 
 
 Lam. 1.22. do unto them as thou hast clone unto me 
 Ezek. 8.6. son of man, seest thou what they do ? 
 
 16.5. no eye pitied thee, to do any of these to thee 
 
 18. 5. but if a man be just, and do that which is 
 
 lawful and right, 21. I .33. 14, 19. 
 
 24. 22. and ye shall do as 1 have done, 24. 
 
 .31.+ 11. in doing he shall do unto him 
 .36.37. I will be inquired of to do it for them 
 Dan. 9 . 19. G T.ord, hearken and do, defer not 
 
 II. 3. he shall do according to his will, 16, .36, 
 
 .39. thus shall he do in the most strong holds 
 
 Ilos. 9. 5. what will ye do in the solemn day ? 
 
 10. .3. what then should a king do to us ? 
 
 Joels. 4. what have ye to do with me, O Tyre ' 
 Amos .3. + 6. and shall not the Tnrd do somewhat 
 
 7. the T.ord will do nothing, but he revealeth 
 Jonah 4. 9. T do well to be angry, even unto death 
 Mic. 6.8. but to do justly, ahd to lo' e mercy 
 Zech. 1.21. then said 1, what come these to do / 
 
 8.16. these are the things that ye shall do 
 Alat.5. 19. but whosoever shal rdo and teach them 
 
 47. brethren only, what do ye more than others ? 
 
 8. 29. behold, they cried out,'say ing, what have we 
 
 to do with thee ? Alafk 1.24. Luke 4. 31. 
 12.50. for whosoever shall do the will ofmy Father 
 who is in heaven, Mark 3. 35. 
 2>''. 15. lawful to do what I will with mine own 
 .32.what vvill ye that 1 shall c/otoyon ' MarklO. 36. 
 21.24. I will ask, if ye tell me, I will tell you by 
 what authority 1 r/c these things, il/«rX 11.29. 
 
 27. he said, neither fell 1 you by what authority I 
 do these things, MarkW. 33. I/ukeW.S. 
 40. when lord of vine3 at d roineth, w hat will lie do 
 to those husbandmen t Mark 12. 9. I/tike 20.15. 
 
 23. 5. all their works they do to be seen of men 
 27.19. hav e nothing to do w ith that just man 
 Markl.t'u many other such like things, ye (/o, 1.3. 
 
 12. ye suffer him no more to c/e for fat her or mother 
 
 11. 28. who gave thee authority to do these things '. 
 Luke 4. 2.3. w hat have heard done, do in thy country 
 
 6. 2. why do ye that whi( h is not lawful to do? 
 11. they communed what they might do to .lesus 
 .31. asye would that men should do to you, doye 
 
 8. 21. these who hear the word of God and do ft 
 10.4. T am resolved what to I'/e when 1 am jiut out 
 
 17.16. have done that which was our dutv to do 
 19.48. and could not find what they might rfe 
 
 2.3. .31. if they do these things in a green tree 
 
 .34. forgive them, th.ev know not what the^' do 
 JohnQ.5. whatsoever lie saith to yoa, do it 
 
 D O 
 
 JoknA. ,34. my meat is to do will of him that sent me 
 
 5. 30, 1 can of mine own self ae nothing 
 .36. the works that I do bear witness ot me 
 
 6. 6. for lie himself knew what he would do 
 
 28. what shall we do ? .lets 2. .‘17-1 16. 30. 
 
 7.4. if thou do these things shew thyself to world 
 17. if any man will do Ids will, he shall know 
 
 8. 29 . I do alw'ays those things that please him 
 .39. ye would do Ih.e works of Abraham 
 
 9. 33. if he were not of God, he could do nothing 
 
 10. 25. the works that I do in my Father’s name 
 
 11. 47. chief priests and Pharisees said, what eo we 
 
 13. 7- what I do thou knowest not now 
 
 15. that ye should do as 1 have done to you 
 
 17. if ye know these, haiipy are ye if ye do them 
 
 14. 12. the works that I do shall he do also 
 
 14. if ye ask an\’ thing in my name, 1 will do it 
 
 15.14. m3' friends,if ye do wh.atever 1 command 3 ou 
 
 21. these things will the3' do unto you, 16. 3. 
 
 17. 4. the work which thou gavest me to do 
 21.21. Lord, and whatshall this man do ? 
 
 Acts 1. 1. of all that .lesus began to rfc and teach 
 
 4. 28. to do whatsoever thy counsel determined 
 9.6. he said, T.ord, what wilt thou have me Uido? 
 It'. 6. he shall tell thee what thou oughtest to do 
 
 14. 15. saying, sirs, why do ye these things 
 
 15. .36. visit o"ur brethren, and see how they do 
 
 16. 28. do thyself no harm, for we are all here 
 
 17. 7. these do contrary to the decrees of Cesar 
 Kom. 1. 32. not onl3' do the same but have pleasure 
 
 2.14. do by nature tlie things contained in the; law 
 
 7. 15. for tliat wliich 1 do 1 allow not, what 1 wi/uld 
 
 that do I not, but what I hate that do I 
 
 16. if T do tliat w hich T would not, 1 consent not 
 
 17. then it is no more T that do it, but sin, 2i>. 
 
 12. 8. that giveth, let Idm do it with simplicity 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 36. let him do wliathe will, he sinnetli not 
 10.31. whatsoever 3 6 do, douW to thegh)r3' ofG. 
 
 16.10. he worketl) the work of the J.d. as 1 also f/f> 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 10. not only to do, but also to be forw artl 
 
 13. 7. that ve should do that which is honest 
 Gal. 2.10. the same which I also was forward to 
 
 14. not as do the .lev s, to live as do tlie .lews 
 .3. 10. written in the book of the law to do them 
 
 5. 21. tliey which do such things shall not inherit 
 Eph. 6. 9. masters, do the same things lo servants 
 
 21. that 3 e ma3’ know my affairs, and how 1 do 
 Phil. 2. 13. God worketh both to will and to do 
 
 4. 9. the things 3’e have heard and seen in me, do 
 Col. 3. 17. whatsoever ye </<iin word or deed, do all 
 
 in the name of the Lord .lesus, giving thanks 
 
 23. whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the T.. 
 
 1 J'hess. 3. 12. in love, even as we do towards yoi\ 
 
 4.10. indeed ye do it towards all the brethren 
 
 5. 6. therefore let us not sleep as do otliers 
 11. andedif3' one another, even as also ye do 
 
 24. faithful is he that calleth, who also will do it 
 
 2 'I'hess. 3. 4. that ye both do anil w ill do the things 
 2 Tun. 4. 5. do the work of an evangelist, make luoof 
 
 9. do th3’ diligence to come shortly to me, 21. 
 Philem. 21. knowing thoii wilt do more than 1 say 
 Ileb. 4. 1.3. to eyes of him with whom we have to do 
 
 10. 7. then said 1. lo, 1 come lo do tliy will, (J G. 9. 
 
 13. 6. I will not fear what man sliall do to nie 
 21. makeyou [lerfect inever3’work, todo his will 
 
 1 Pet. 4.11. lethim doit as of the ability God giveth 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 10. if ye do these, ye shall never fall 
 3. 16. wrest, as they do also other scriptures 
 
 1 .fohn 1. 6. we lie, and do not the truth 
 3. 22. do those things that are pleasing in his sight 
 Bev. 2. 5. and repent, and do tlie first works 
 Can or canst DO. 
 
 Gen. 31. 43. what cow 1 do to these my daughters 
 Deut. 3. 24. none can do according to tin’ works 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 2. shalt know what thy servant can do 
 Job 15. 3.speec!ies wherewith he cando no good 
 
 22. 17. and wliat can the Almighty do lor them ? 
 42. 2. I know that tlion canst do every thing 
 Psal.Vl. 3. found, destroyed, what can righteous do ? 
 56. 4 . I will not fear what flesh cati do to me, 11. 
 118. 6. 1 wilt not fear what man can do to me 
 Eccl. 2.12. what can man do that cometli after king ? 
 Jer. .38. 5. that can do any thing against yon 
 .Mark 9 . HQ.\t' canst do any thing, have comp, on us 
 I,like 12. 4. after that have no more they can do 
 John 3. 2. for no man can do these miracles thou dost 
 
 5. 19. the Son can do nothing of himself, .30. 
 
 15. 5. for without me ye can do nothing 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 8. we can do nothing against the tnilli 
 Phil.A.VS. I cowdo all things thro’Ch.strengthen.me 
 
 See Do Co313i\m)MENTS. 
 
 DO with evil. 
 
 E.Tod. 23. 2.thou .shalt not follow a multitude to do e. 
 Eev.5.4. if a soul swear to do evil or good, or do good 
 Deut. 4. 25. shall do evil in the sight of (he Lord 
 31. 29. because ve will do evil in sight ot the I.ord 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 13. if it please my father to do tUceevii 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 9. why despised L. to do evil in his sight 
 2 Kings 8. 12. because I know the ert/thon vvilt do 
 
 17. 17. sold themselves to do c' l/in sight ot I.ord 
 21. 9. Manasseh seduced them to do more evil 
 
 Nell. 9.128. tliev returned to do evil before thee 
 Psal. 34. 16. the face of L. against them that do evil 
 . 37 . 8. fret not thyself in any wise to do evil 
 Prov. 2. 14. who rejoice lo do evil, and delight in 
 24. 8. he thatdeviseth to do evil sliall he called 
 Eccl. 5. 1. for they consider not that fliry do evil 
 
 8. 11. the heart of men fully set in them to do evil 
 
 12. though a sinner do evil an hundred times 
 la. 1. 16. wash ye, make von clean, cease to doer;/ 
 
 41. 23. do good or ez il, that we may be dismayisl 
 Jer. 4. 22. mv peo. are wise to do evil, but todo gooil 
 
 10. 5. be not afraid, for (hey cannot do ci il 
 
 13. 23. then may ye that are accustomed to do evil 
 
 18. 10. if it do Cl?/' in mv sight, that it obey not 
 Ezek. 6. 10. that 1 would do this cvH unto them 
 Mic.f. S. tliat they may doevil with both hands 
 /.eph. 1. 12.sav, I'd. not do good, nor v ill he i/oc?» 
 Mark 3. 4.is it lawful to do good or do evil ? I.uke 6.9 
 Bom. .3. 8. that we sav, let us do ei tl that gorxl may 
 
 13. 4. hut if thou do that which is evil, he afraid 
 2 Cor. 73. 7. now 1 pray to Goil that ye do no evil 
 
 I 11’3 
 
DO 
 
 DO 
 
 DOS 
 
 1 Pet. 3.12. face of Lord is against them tiiat do evil 
 
 DO joined witli good. 
 
 den. 19. B. do ve to them as is good in your eyes 
 
 27. 46. Kebekah said, what g. sliall my lile do me ? 
 J.ev. 5. 4. if a soul sweai', pronouncing to do good 
 JSl7tni. U). 29. come with us, and we will do thee good 
 
 24. 13. to do eithe)' good or bad of my own mind 
 Deni. 1. 14. thing: thou hast spoken is g. for us to do 
 
 8.16. prove- thee, to do thee good at the latter end 
 
 28. 63. the r..ord rejoiced over you to rfoyou good 
 30. 5. and he will do thee good, and multiply thee 
 
 J7idg. 17. 13. now know 1 tlie Lord will do me.good 
 
 19. 24. do with them what seemeth good to you 
 
 l.s'a7«. 1.23. Elkanah said to Hannah, do what seem¬ 
 eth thee good, 14. .36, 40. 2 .b'aw. 19. 27 , 37. 
 
 ,3. 18. Eli said, it is the l.oid, let him do what 
 secnietli him good, 2 Sam. 10. 12. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 5. do th>t which is good in thine eyes 
 
 1 Chron. 19.13. let II e L. do what is good in his siglit 
 
 21. 23. lest the king do that which is good in his eyes 
 Keh. 5. 9. also I said, it is net good that ye do 
 Psal. 34. 14. do good, 37- 3, 27.1 51. lU. 1 125. 4. 
 
 hlaf. .5. 44. L7ike 6. 9, 35. 
 .36. 3. he hath left off to be wise and to do good 
 Prov. 31. 12. she wilt do liiin good and not evil 
 JEccl. 3. 12. but for a man to do good in his life 
 Isa. 41. 23. yea do good or do evil, that we may be 
 Jer. 4. 22. but to do good they have no knowledge 
 
 10. 5. cannot do evil, nor is it in them to do good 
 
 13. 23. then may ye do good that are accustomed 
 
 26. 14. do with me as seemeth good and meet to you 
 
 29. 32. nor behold the good I will do for my people 
 32.40.1 will not turn away from them to do them g. 
 
 41. 1 will rejoice over tliem to do them good 
 
 33. 9. which shall hear all the good 1 do to them 
 Mtc. 2. 7. do not my words do good to the upright 
 Zeph. 1. 12. that say, the Lord will not do good 
 Mark 3, 4. J esus saitli to them, is it lawful to do good 
 on the sabbath-days, or to do evil ? L7ike6. 9. 
 14.7. the poor, when ye will, ye may do them good 
 Inike 6. 33. if ye do good to them that do good to you 
 Mom. 7. 19. for the good that 1 would, 1 do not 
 
 21. when I would do good evil is present with me 
 
 13. 3. do what is good, and thou shalt have praise 
 Gal. 6.10. let us dogoodio all men, especially to them 
 1 Tim. 6. 18. charge the rich, that they do good 
 Heb. 13.16. io do good communicate, forget not 
 Jam. 4. 17. that knoweth to do good, and doth it not 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 11. let him eschew evil, and do good 
 
 Have I to DO. 
 
 2 Satn. 16. 10. what have I to do with 3'ou ? 19. 22. 
 1 Kings 17.18. what have I to do with thee r' 2 Kings 
 
 3. 13. 2 Chron. .35. 21. Murk 5. 7. Indce 
 
 8. 28. John 2. 4. 
 
 Uos. 14. 8. what have I to do an37more with idols ? 
 1 Cor. 5. 12. what hate I to do to judge them without 
 I shall, or I will DO ; or will 1, shall I D(). 
 Ge7i. 27. .37. what shall I do now to thee, my son.' 
 
 47. 30. and he said, I will do as thou hast said 
 £xod. 3. 20. wliich I trill do in the midst thereof 
 
 6. 1. thou shalt see what I will do to Pharaoh 
 
 17. 4. Moses cried, w'hat shall I do to this people ? 
 
 34.10. jM'77/r/omarvels,shallsee workof tlie Lord, 
 for it is a terrible thing that I trill do with thee 
 
 K'7im. 14. 35. 1 will surely do it to this congregation 
 
 22. 17. I will do whatsoever thou sayest to me 
 
 33. 56. I shall do to you as I thought to do to them 
 Utah 3. 5. she said, all thou sayest to me I will do 
 
 11. I will do to thee all that thou requirest 
 
 13. then will I do the part of a kinsman to thee 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 11. behold, I will do a thing iii Israel 
 
 10. 2. sorroweth, saying, what shall Tdo for my son 
 
 20. 4. thy soul dcsireth, Itcill do it for thee 
 
 28. 15. rnayest make known to me what 1 shall do 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 12. but J will do this thing before Israel 
 
 18. 4. what seemeth you best I will do, 19. 38. 
 
 21. 3. said to Gibeomtes, what shall 1 do for you ? 
 
 4. wliat you shall saj-, that trill I do for you 
 
 1 Kings 5. 8. 1 will do all thy desire for tiihber of 
 
 20. 9. all thou didst send for at first, I will do 
 
 2 KingsQ.. 9. Elijah .saiti, ask w'hat I shall do tor thee 
 4. 2. Elisha said to her, what shall I do for thee { 
 
 I'.sth. 5. 8. J will do to-morrow as the king liath said 
 Jobj.^0. what shall I do to thee, O thou preserver 
 .31. 14. what then shall I do when God riseth up 
 
 34. 32. if 1 have done iniquity, 1 will do no more 
 Prov. 24. 29. I will do so to him as he hath done 
 Isa. 5. 5. 1 will tell what I will do to my vineyard 
 
 42. 16. these things will Ido, and not forsake them 
 
 43. 19. 1 will do anew thing, now it shall spring 
 
 46.10. my counsel stand, I will do all my pleasure 
 
 11. I have purposed it, I will also do it 
 
 48. 11. even for mine own sake will I do it 
 
 Jer. 7. 14. therefore will Ido unto this house called 
 
 9. 7- how shall 1 do for daughter of my people i 
 
 19. 12. thus will I do to this place, saith the Lord 
 
 25. 6. provoke me not. and ./ will do j’ou no hurt 
 
 29. .32. the good that 1 will do for my people 
 51. 47. I will do judgment on the graven images 
 
 . lliek. 5. 9. I will do in thee what 1 liave not done 
 
 7. 27. I will do unto them after their way 
 
 22.14. I have spoken, and will do it, 24. 14.1 .36. 36. 
 
 35. 11. J will even do according to thine anger 
 .36. 11. J will do better to you than at the beginning 
 
 Hos. 6. 4. O Ephraim, what shall I do unto thee ? 
 gimos 4. 12. thus will I do unto thee, O Israel 
 Mat. 19. 16. Master, what good tiling shall 1 do? 
 
 27. 22. Pilate saitli, wdiat shall I do with .lesus ? 
 1m ke 12.17. what shall Ido, because I have no room 
 
 16. 3. s\ h-eX shall I do ? 20. 13. Acts 22. 10. 
 
 Jolm 14. 13. whatever ye shall ask, that will I do 
 
 14. if ye shall ask any thing in iny name 1 w. do it 
 2 (:or. 11. 12. but what 1 do, that I will do 
 Philem. 14. w ithout thy mind wotild I do nothing 
 
 See .Tu DOME NT. 
 
 Mttst DO. 
 
 Prod. 18. 20. shalt shew the work that they mtist do 
 Kttm, 23. 26. all the Lord speaketh, that i mtist do 
 Prov. 19. 19. if thou deliver, thou tmtst do it again 
 Acts 16. .30. jailer said, what mtist I do to be saved ? 
 
 Ill) joined w ith no, or not. 
 
 Gen. 18. 29. he said, I will twt do it lor forty's sake 
 
 114 
 
 Gen. 18. .30. he said, 1 will wotif I find thirty there 
 19.22.1 cannot do any thing till tlioucoine thither 
 .31. 19. the j’oung man deferred twt to do the thing 
 Prod. 20. 10. is tlie sabbatii of the Ixird thy Go<t, 
 in it thou shalt not do any work, l^ev. 23. 31. 
 
 21. 11. and if he do nut these three unto her 
 
 23. 24. thou shalt not do alter their works 
 
 Lev. 16. 29. ye shall atliict your souls and do no 
 work, 23. 3, 28. Dtut. 15. 19. Jer. 17. 24. 
 
 18. .3. and after their doings ye shall jwt do 
 
 19. 15. do no unrighteousness in judgment, .35. 
 
 23. 7. ye shall do no servile work therein, 8,21,25, 
 
 35. 36. Ntim. 28. 18, 25, 26. 
 
 26.11. but if ye will twt do my commandments, 15. 
 Ntim.ii. 26. from age of lifty years slial I do tio service 
 
 23. 19. hath he saicl, and shall he not do it 
 29. 7- ye shall not do any work, Detit. 5.14.1 16.8. 
 lJetu.\2. 8. shall twt do after all the things we do here 
 
 13. 11. shall do no more any such wickedness as this 
 
 17. 13. shall fear and do no more iiresumpliiously 
 
 Jtidg. 6. 27. feared, that he could not do it by day 
 19. 23. my brethren, 1 pray you, do not this folly 
 
 24. l)ut to this man do not so vile a thing 
 Utah 3. 13. if he will not do tlie part of a kinsman 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 21. return, I will no more do thee harm 
 
 1 Kings 11.12. in thy days 1 will not do it for Daviri 
 
 2 Kings7. 9. leuerssaid onetoanotli. we well 
 
 17. 15. Lord charged they'should do like them 
 
 18. 12. and would not hear them, nor do tliem 
 Ezra 7.26. whoso will not do the law of thy God 
 Job 13. 20. only do not two things unto me 
 
 31. 12. yea, surely God will twt do wickedly 
 
 41. 8. remember the battle, do no more 
 
 Psal. 119. 3. they dono iniqui. they walk in his ways 
 Jer. 18.6. C) Isr. cannot 1 do with you as this potter ? 
 
 22. 3. do no wrong, do wo violence to the stranger 
 42.5. the L. be a true witness, if we do twt 
 
 Ezek. 5. 9. I will twt do any more the like 
 23.48.may' betauglitwoi to do afteryour lewdness 
 33. 31. bear thy words, but tliey will not do them 
 .32. bear thy words, but they do them not 
 Zeph. 3. 5. the just Lxird, he will worrfo iniquity 
 13. the remnant of Israel shall wor^/o iniquity 
 Mat. 5. 46. do not even the publicans the same ' 47. 
 6. 1. take heed ye do 7joryour alms before men 
 
 2. when dost alms sound not a trumpet before thee 
 
 12. 2. do tliat which is not lawful to do on sabbath 
 
 19. 18. .lesussaid, thou shalt rfo no murder 
 
 20. 13. he said, friend, 1 do thee wo wrong 
 
 23. 3. do not after their works, they' say and do not 
 B'larkO. 5. and lie could there dotw mighty work 
 hike 6. 46. and do not the things which 1 say 
 John 6. .38. 1 came down not to Vo mine own will 
 
 10. 37. if I do not the works of my Father 
 Mom. 7. 15. for what I would, that do i tint, 19. 
 
 8. 3. for what the law could not do, in that weak 
 Gal. 5. 17. ye cannot do the things that ye would 
 
 1 John 1. 6. w'e lie, and donot the truth 
 
 Rev. 19. 10. he said to me, see iliou do if not, 22. 9. 
 Oh.terve witli DO. 
 
 Dent. 5. .32. y'e shall observe to do as I,, commanded 
 you, 8.1. 1 11. 32.1 12.1. I 24.8.2 Kings 17. 37. 
 6. 3. observe to do, 12. 32.1 28. 13, 15, 58. | 31. 12. 
 
 I 32. 46. 
 
 25. if we observe to do these commandments 
 
 15. 5. to observe to do all these commandments 
 
 16.12. and thou shalt 0(i.fen e and rfo these statutes 
 17. 10. shalt oA^erre to do as they inform thee 
 
 Josh. 1.7. that thou rnayest observe to do all the law 
 
 2 Kings 21.8. if they will to rfe according to 
 
 Neh. 10. 29. entered into an oath to observe and do 
 Ezek. .37. 24. they shall observe and do them 
 
 Mat. 23. 3. what thev bid you, that observe and do 
 Will we ‘DO. We will DO. 
 
 Exod. 19. 8. all tlie L. hath said wewill do, 24. 3, 7. 
 Ntim. 10. 32. the same goodness will we do to tliee 
 Dent. 5. 27. and we wilt henr it and do it 
 Josh. 1. 16. all that thou commandest us we will do 
 Judg. 20. 9. tlie thing which tee will do to Gibeah 
 2 Kings 10. 5. we will do all that thou shalt bid us 
 Jer. 18. 12. we will every' one do the imagination 
 
 42. 20. so declare unto us, and we will do it 
 
 44. 17. toe Will certainly do whatever proceedeth 
 Shall we DO. We shall DO. 
 
 Jndg. 13. 8. teach us what wc .shall do to the child 
 
 12. how shall order, how shall we do unto him ? 
 
 21. 7- how shall we do for wives for them .' 16. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 8. vvliat shall we do with the ark of God ? 
 6. 2. wliat shall we do to the ark of the Lord ? 
 
 2Sam. 16.20. give conns, among you what we shall do 
 17;.6. shall we do after his saying ? speak thou 
 
 2 Kings6. 15. said,alasmy master, how shall we do ? 
 2 Chr. 25. 9. what shall we do tor tlie 100 talents ? 
 Esfh. 1. 15. wh.at shall we do to the queen Vashti ? 
 Psal. 60.12. thro’ God we shall do valiantly, lt)8.13. 
 Cant. 8. 8. whatj/(«// we do for our sister in the clay' ? 
 Jonah 1.11. they said, what shall we do to thee ? 
 jMke?>.lO. people asked, wliat .c/ca//we .i* 12. 14. 
 John 6. 28. what shall we do tliat we might work ? 
 Acts 2. .37..men and brethren, what shall we do? 
 
 4. 16. saying, what.c/ia// we do to these men ? 
 
 DO joined vvith so. 
 
 Gen. 18. 5. they said, so do as tlioii hast said 
 19.7- I pray you, do not so wickedly', Judg. 10. 03. 
 
 44.17. .ioseph said, God forbid that I should do so 
 ExoL 8. 26. iMoses said, it is not meet so to do 
 Lev. 4. 20. so shall he do, 16.16. Nnm. 9.14. | 15.14. 
 8. 34. ,wthe T.ord hath commanded to do 
 
 14.28. so will I do, .32. 31. Isa. 65.8.Ezek. .35.15. 
 
 15.12. JO shall he c/o toevery' one accord, to number 
 
 22. 30. was 1 ever wont to do so unto tlicc ? 
 
 .32. 23. it ye will not do so ye have sinned ag. L. 
 Dent. 3. 21. so shall the Lord do to all the kings 
 12. 4. ye shall not do so to t'le Lord your God, 31. 
 .30. hovv did these nations serve their .gods ? jo I do 
 
 18.14. I.ord thy G. hath not suffered thee so to do 
 
 22. 3. and joslialt thou do with his raiment 
 
 5. al 1 that do so are abomination to Lord thy God 
 Judg. 7- 17. it shall be, that as 1 do, so shall ye do 
 
 11. 10. if we do not so according to thy words 
 
 14. 10. for JO used the y'oung men to do 
 
 19. 24. but to this man do not jo vile u thing 
 
 Ruth 1.17. the Txird do so to me, 1 Kant. 14. 44. 
 
 1 .Sam. 3. 17. God do so to thee and more also 
 
 8.8. have served other gods, so do they also to thee 
 
 20. 13. Lord do so and much more to .lonathan 
 25. 22. so and more also do G. to enemies of Da%-i<1 
 .30. 23. David said, ye sh dl not do so, mv brethren 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 3. 9. so do God to Abner, even jo I rfo to him 
 35. God do so to me, and more also, 19. 13. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 2.3. j 20.10. 2 Ktngs 6. 31. 
 
 9. 11. tliensaid Ziba, so shall thy servant do 
 
 1 Kings 1. .30. even so will I certainly do this day 
 
 2. 38. as tlie king hath said, jo will tliy sei vanrrfo 
 19. 2. so let the gods do to me, and more also 
 
 22. 22. ho said, go torth, and do so, 2 Chron. 18. 21 
 
 2 Kings 17.41. as did their fathers, jo do they to-day 
 1 Chr. 13. 4. all congregation said they would do io 
 Ezra 10. 12. as thou hast said, jo must we do 
 Neh. 5. 12. they said, jo will we do as tliou say’est 
 
 6. 13. tliat 1 should be afraid, and do so, and sin 
 
 13. 21. if y e do so again, 1 will lay ands on you 
 
 E.sth. 6. 10. and do even so to Mordccai the .lew 
 
 7. 5. who and where is he durst presume to do so? 
 .fob 13. 9. as one man mcxiketli, do ye so mock him i" 
 Prov. 20. 30. so do stripes the inward parts of belly 
 24.29. say not, I will do so to him as he hatli done 
 
 Isa. 10. 11. shall I .to do to .lenisalem and her idols ? 
 Jer. 28. 6. the Lord do so, the Ixird pertbmi words 
 Ezek. 45. 20. jo thou shalt do seventh day of month 
 Dan. 11. 30. so shall he do, he shall even return 
 Hos. 10.15. Joshall Beth-el cfotoyou, becauseofyour 
 Mat. 5. 47. donot even the publicans jo. 
 
 7. 12. men should do to you, do ye even so to them 
 18.35. joshall my heavenly' Father unto you 
 John 14. 31. as Lather gave commandment, jo 1 </o- 
 Ac/s 7.51. as your fathers did, so do ye 
 1 Cor. 16. 1. as 1 have given order, even so do ye 
 Col. 3. 13. even as Christ forgave you, so do ye 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 4. than edifying, which is in faith, so do 
 Jam. 2. 12. JO do ye, as they that shall be judgccl 
 
 DO joined with this. 
 
 Gen. 11. 6. people is one, and this they begin to do- 
 .39. 9. can 1 do this great wic ked, and sin ag. God 
 
 41. 34. let Pliaraoh do this, let him appoint oflicers 
 
 42. 18. .Ioseph said, this do and live, 1 fear Goci 
 
 43. 11. if it must be so now, do this, 45.17,19. 
 
 Lev.26. 16.1 will do thistoyou, I will appointtern r 
 Num. 16.6. this do, take you censers, horah and all 
 Josh. 9. 20. this we will do to tlie Gibeonites 
 Judg. 19. 23. my brethren, 1 pray, do not this folly- 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 12. my brother, do not thou this folly' 
 
 2.3. 17. be it far from me that I should do this 
 
 2 Kings 19. 31. the zeal of L. shall do this, Isa. :>7.32. 
 2 Chron. 19. 10. this du,<mA ye sliall not trespass 
 Ezra 4. 22. take heed that ye fail not to do this 
 Prov. 6. 3. do this now, my son, deliver thyself 
 Isa. ,38. 19. the living praise tliee, as 1 rfci this day' 
 Jer. .32. .35. that they should do this abomination 
 Ezek. 6.10. that I would do this evil to them 
 
 36. 22. I do not this for your sakes, O Israel, 32. 
 Amos 4. 12. and because I will do this to thee 
 Mai. 4. 3. in day that 1 shall dt this, saith the T/:rci 
 Mat. 8.9- to my servant.c/o th. he doeth it, Luke7.8. 
 
 9. 28. believe ye that I am able to do tins ? 
 
 21. 21. if ye have faith, ye shall not only do this 
 Mark 11. 3. if any say to you, why do ye this ? 
 Lukel. 4. he was -wrirthy for whom'he should do this 
 
 10. 28. he said to liim, this do, and thou shalt li\'e 
 
 12.18. he said, this will i do, 1 will pull dow n 
 
 22.19. this do in remembr. of me, 1 Cor. 11. 24,25. 
 Acts 21.23. do therefore this that we say to thee 
 
 1 Cor. 9.17. for if 1 d. t. thingwillingly, have reward 
 
 23. and this I do for the gospel’s sake 
 Heb. 6. 3. and this will we do if God permit 
 
 1.3. 19. but I beseech you the rather to do this 
 Jam. 4.15. if the Lord will, we will do /^uoi'tliat 
 
 See This, Thing. 
 
 DO well. 
 
 Isa. 1. 17. learn to do well, seek judgment 
 Jtmah 4. 9. I do well to be angry, even to deatli 
 Zech. 8.15. to do well to .lerusalein and .Tudali 
 Mat. 12. 12. it is lawful to do well on sabbath-days 
 John 11.12. I.ord, if he sleep, he shall do well 
 Acts 15. 29. if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well 
 .Tam. 2. 8. if ye fulfil the royal law', ye do well 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 14. for the praise of them that do well 
 
 20. but if when ye do well and suffer for it 
 
 3. 6. w hose daughters ye are as long as ye do well 
 
 2 Pet. 1.19. whereto ye do well that ye take heed 
 
 3 John 6. w'hom if thou bring, thou shalt do well 
 
 DOER. 
 
 Gen. 39. 22. w'hat they did there, he was the d. of it 
 2 Sam. 3. .39. the I>ord shall reward the d. of evil 
 Psal. 31. 23. Ld. plentifully rew-iurdeth the proud d. 
 Prov. 17. 4. a w icked d. giveth heed to false lips 
 Isa. 9.17- for every one is an hypocrite and evil g. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 9. w herein 1 suffer trouble as an evil d. 
 Jam. 1. 23. if any be a hearer, and not a d. of word 
 25. he being not a forgetful hearer, but a d. 
 
 4.11. thou art not a d. of the law, but a judge 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 15. let none of vou suffer as an evife/. 
 
 DOERS. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 5. let them give it to the d. of the w or!c 
 Psal. 101. 8. that 1 may cut off all wicked d. 
 
 Morn. 2. 1.3. but the d. cif tlie law shall he justihert 
 Jam. 1. 22. he ye d. of the word, not hearers only 
 
 Evil-doek, doers ; see Evil. 
 
 DOST. 
 
 Gen. 4. 7. if thou d. well, and if thou d. not well 
 
 21. 22. God is witli thee in all that thou d. 
 
 Exod. 18. 17. the thing tliat thou d. is not good 
 Deut. 12. 28. when thou d. wliich i.s irood and right 
 
 15. 18. God shall bless thee in all that thou d. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 25. Abner came to know' all that thou d. 
 1 Kings 2. 3. that thou rnayest prosper in all thOu d. 
 
 19. 9. he said, what d. thou here. iTijah r 13. 
 
 20. 22. go, and niark, and see what thou d. 
 
 Job 9.12. who w'ill say to him, what d. thou ? 
 
 .35. 6. if thou sinnest, what d. thou against him ■’ 
 P.^al. 49.18. praise tliee, when thou d. welltotliyselt 
 
 71. 14. thou art the God that d. wonders 
 86. 10 for thou art groat, and d. wondrous things 
 119. 68. thou art good, and d. good, teach me 
 
DOC 
 
 DOG 
 
 DOM 
 
 Eccl. 8.4. or say to him, what d. thou ? Dmi. 4.35. 
 Jer. 11. 15. when thou d. evil, then thou rejoicest 
 
 15. 5. who shall so aside to ask how thou d. ? 
 
 Ezek. 12. 9. the rehellious house said, whatt?. thou 
 
 16. .30. weak heart, seeing thou d. all these things 
 24. 19. tell what these are to us, that thou d. so 
 
 Jo 7 iah 4. 4. Lord said, d. thou well to be angry ? 9- 
 Mat. 6. 2. therefore when thou d. thine alms, 3. 
 21.23. the priests and elders said, by what authority 
 d. thou these things ? Mark 11.28. l.uke 20.2. 
 Johi 2.18. what sign seeing that thou d. these things:' 
 .3. 2. no man can do these miracles tliat thou d. 
 
 7. 3. that thy disciples may see the works thou d. 
 13. 27- Jesus said to him, that thou d. do quickly 
 Acts 22. 26. saying, take heed what thou d. 
 
 J{o?n. 2.1. thou that judgest, d. the same things. 3. 
 Jam. 2.19. thou believest on God, thou d. well 
 3 Jo/m 5. thou d. faithfully what thou d. to brethren 
 DOIH. 
 
 Ceri. 31.12. I have seen all that Laban d. to thee 
 Exod. 31. 14. for whosoever d. any work therein 
 that soul shall be cut off, 15. Lev. 23. 30. 
 Lev. 6. 3. in any of all these that a man d. sinning 
 i^"?/w.^5.^ 29. one law for him that </. thro’ ignorance 
 24. 23. alas, who shall live when God d. this ! 
 
 Job 5. 9. to God who d. great things and unsearch¬ 
 able, 9, 10.1 .37. 5. Esal. 72. 18J 1.36. 4. 
 <’3. 1.3. what his soul desireth, even that he d. 
 
 Psal. 1. .3. leaf not wither, whatsoever he d. prosper 
 14.1. there is none d. good, 3. 1 53.1, .3. Rom. .3.12. 
 15.5. he that d. these things, shall never be moved 
 106. 3. blessed is he that d. righteous, at all times 
 118. 15. right hand of the Lord d. valiantly, 16. 
 Prov. 6. 32. he that d. it, destroyeth his own soul 
 11. 17. the merciful man d. good to his own soul 
 
 17. 22. a merry heart d. good like a medicine 
 Eccl. 2. 2. and I said of mirth, what d. it' 
 
 3. 14. whatsoever God d. it shall be for ever, and 
 God d. it that men should fear before him 
 
 7. 20. there is not a man d. good and sinneth not 
 
 8. 3. for he d. whatsoever pleaseth him 
 
 Jsa. 56. 2. blessed is the man d. this, and son of man 
 Ezek. 17. 15. shall he escape that d. such things ? 
 
 18.10. that d. the like to any one of these things 
 11. and that d. not any of those duties 
 
 27. ancl d. that which is lawful and right 
 han. 4. .35. d. accord, to will in heaven and earth 
 
 9.14. for the I.ord our God is righteous in all he d. 
 Amos 9 . 12. are called, saith the Lord that d. this 
 Mai. 2.12. T.ord will cut off the man that rf. this 
 Mat. 6. .3. let not left hand know what thy rights/. 
 
 7. 21. but he that d. will of my Father in heaven 
 24. whoso heareth these sayings, and d. them 
 26. every one that heareth and d. not, LiJe 6. 40. 
 
 8. 9. to my servant, do this, and he d. it, Lukel. 8. 
 Jo/m 3. 20. every one that d. evil, hateth the light 
 
 21. but he that d. truth cometh to the light 
 5. 19. what things soever he d. these d. tlie .‘^on 
 7. 51. before it hear him and know what he d. 
 
 9 . .31. but if any' man d. his will, him he heareth 
 
 15. 15. the servant knoweth not what his lord d. 
 
 16. 2. killeth you, w'ill think he d. God service 
 Rom. 2 . 9 . anguish upon every soul of man that d. evil 
 
 10. 5. righteousness of law, that the man that d. 
 
 these things shall live by them. Cal. 3. 12. 
 13. 4. to execute wrath upon him that d. evil 
 1 Cor. 6.18. every sin a man d. is without the body 
 7. .37. decreed that he will keep his virgin, d. well 
 38. so then he that giveth her in marriage rf. w-ell 
 Gal. ,3. 5. d. he it by works of the law, or by faith ? 
 Eph. 6. 8. whatsoever good thing any n!an d. 
 
 Col. 1. 6. bringeth forth fruit, as it d. also in you 
 3.25. but he tliat d. wrong, shall receive for wrong 
 1 T/iess.2. 11. exhorted as a father d. his children 
 Jam. 4. 17. that knoweth to do good, and d. it not 
 1 John 2.17. he that d. will of God ahideth for ever 
 29. that d. righteousness is born of him, 3. 7. 
 
 3 John 10. 1 will remember his deeds which he d. 
 
 11. but he that d. evil hath not seen God 
 Rev. 13.13. and he d. great wonders, he maketh fire 
 DOCTOIL 
 
 Acts5, 34. then stood up Gamaliel, a d. of the law 
 DOCTOJLS. 
 
 Luke 2. 46. they found Jesus sitting in midst 'if the d. 
 
 5. 17. there were Pharisees and d. of law sitting by 
 _ DOCTRINE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Knowledge, or learning, Tsa. 28. 9. 
 [2] A tenet, or opinion. Mat. 16. 12. [3] Lhe 
 truths of the gospel in general. Tit. 2. 10. [4] 
 Lnstruction, information, and confirmation, in 
 the truths of the gospel, 2 lim. 3. I6. [5] 'The 
 manner of teaching, with the matter also. Mat. 
 
 28. [6] 'The act of teaching, Mark 4. 2. [7] 
 ivine institutions. Mat. 15. 9. 
 
 The doctrine of Balaam, Rev. 2. 14. The history 
 of Balaam is recorded in ‘N umbers, cha})ters 22, 
 
 2.3, 24. lie was sent for hy Pialak, king of 
 ^loab, to come and curse Israel; and finding 
 that God restrained him, and turned him from 
 cursing to pronouncing blessings upon them, he in¬ 
 structed Balak at last, how to lay a stumhling- 
 hlock before them, to make them to fyll: TJe told 
 Balak and the Midianites, that if they would 
 secure themselves from the attempts that the 
 Hebrews might make against them, and obtain 
 some advantage over them, they should, engage 
 them in idolatry and whoredom ; that then they 
 would he forsaken by their God, and would be¬ 
 come a prey to their enemies: the young women 
 (f Moab invited the Israelites to the feasts of 
 Eaal-peor ; and after they had persuaded them 
 to embrace idolatry, they seduced them to impuri¬ 
 ty. 'This doctrine is the same with what is 
 called the doctrine of the Kicolaitans, Rev. 2. 
 
 15. This sect took their name from ^sicolas, 
 one of the seven first deacons, of whom mention 
 is made in Acts 6. 5. Jle plunged himself into 
 irregularities, as it is said, and gave beginning 
 not only to this sect, hut also to that of the 
 Gnostics, and to several others, who, following 
 the bent of their passi<,n.t, invented many dif¬ 
 ferent sorts of crimes and wickednesses. Among 
 
 these Kicolaitans, adulteries, and the use of 
 meats offered to idols, were held as indifferent 
 things. St. Austin says, Hasres, b. that they 
 have their women in common, and make no scru¬ 
 ple to conform to all the pagan superstitions. 
 
 Psal. 19. t 7. the d. of the J.ord is perfect 
 Isa. 28. 9. whom shall he make to understand d. 
 
 + 19. it shall be a vexation to understand d. 
 
 29. 24. and tliey that murmured shall learn d. 
 
 53. +1. who hath believed our rf. or tow’hom arm 
 Jer. 10. 8. brutish, the stock is a d. of vanities 
 Mat. 7. 28. the people were astonished at his d. 22. 
 
 33. Mark 1. 22. 111. 18. Luke 4. 32. 
 
 16. 12. beware of the d. of the Pharisees 
 
 Mark 1. 27. people amazed, saying, what new d. 
 
 4. 2. he taushtand said to them in his d. 12. .38. 
 John 7. 17. if do his will, he shall know of the d. 
 
 18. 19. the high priest tlien asked Jesus of hisrf. 
 Acts 2. 42. they continued in the apostles’ d. 
 
 5. 28. ye have filled .lerusalem wdth your d. 
 
 13. 12. being astonished at the d. of the I.ord 
 
 17. 19. saying, may we know what tliisnew d. is t 
 Rom. 6. 17. but ye have obeyed that tbrin of d. 
 
 16.17. contrary to the d. which ye have learned 
 1 Cor. 14. 6. except I shall speak to you by d. 
 
 26. every one otyou hath a rf. a tongue 
 Eph. 4. 14. carried about with every wind of d. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. .3. charge that they teach no other d. 
 
 4. 13. till I come, give attendance to reading, to cf. 
 16. take heed to thyself, and to thy d. 
 
 5.17. especially they who labour in the word and d. 
 
 6. 1. the name of G. and his d. be not blasphemed 
 
 3. and to the d. which is according to gotlliness 
 
 2 'Tim. 3. 16. all scripture is profitable for d. 
 
 4. 2. rebuke, exhoi t, with all longsuifering andrf. 
 Tit. 2. 7. inrf. shewing incorruptness, giavity 
 
 10. that they may adorn the d. of <>. our Saviour 
 Ileb. 6. 1. leaving the principles of the d. of Christ 
 
 2. of the d. of baptisms, and of laying on of hands 
 2 John 9. whoso ahideth not in the d. of Christ; he 
 that ahideth in d. of Christ hath Fatlier and Son 
 Rev. 2.14. thou hast them that hold d. of Balaam 
 
 15. that hold d. of the R' icolaitans, which 1 hate 
 
 Good DOC'J'RllNK. 
 
 Prov. 4. 2.1 give you good d. forsake not my law 
 
 1 'Tim. 4. 6. nourished up in the words of d. 
 
 My DGl TRllSE. 
 
 Veut. 32. 2. my d. shall drop as the rain, my sjieech 
 Job 11. 4. myd. is pure,and 1 am clean in thine eyes 
 John 7. 16. my d. is not mine, but his tliat sent me 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 10. but thou hast fully known my d. 
 
 Sound D 0 CTRIN E. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.10. any thing that is contrary to <f. 
 
 2 'Tim. 4. 3. when they will not endure sound d. 
 'Tit. 1. 9. by sound d. to exhort and convince 
 
 2. 1. but speak things which become d. 
 
 7’/«J DOCTRIlS'E. 
 
 2 John 10. if there come any and bring not //iA d. 
 Rev. 2. 24. and to as manv as have not this d. 
 DOCi'RJl^'ES. 
 
 Mat. 15.9.for o', the commandm. ofmen, MarkT. 7. 
 Col. 2. 22. after the commandments and d. of men 
 1 'Tim. 4.1. from the faith, giving heed to d. of devils 
 Ileb. 13. 9. be not carried about with strange d. 
 DUG 
 
 Is a domestic animal well known. By the law it 
 was declared unclean, and was very much despised- 
 among the Jews; the most offensive expression 
 they could use, was to compare a man to a dead 
 dog. David in order to male Saul .sensible, that 
 the unjust persecution which he carried on against 
 him, did himself no honour, said to him. After 
 whom is the king of Israel come out.' after 
 whom dost thou pursue ' after wdeaddeg, 1 Sam. 
 
 'The name of dog is sometimes put for one who has 
 lost all modesty ; for one who prostitutes himself 
 hy committing any abominable action, such as 
 sodomy. In this manner several understand the 
 injunction delivered by Moses, of not offering in 
 the tabernacle of the Lord the hire ot a whore or 
 the jirice of a dog, Deut. 23. 18. And Christ 
 excludes dogs, sorcerers, whoremongers, murder¬ 
 ers, and idolaters, from the kingdom of heaven. 
 Rev. 22. 15. 'The apostle V?Ln\ calls the false apo.s- 
 tles dogs, hy reason (f their impudence and greedy 
 love of sordid gain, Phil. 3. 2. Solomon and the 
 apostle Peter compare sinners who continually re¬ 
 lapse into their sins, to dogs returning to their 
 vomit, Prov. 26. 11. 2 Pet. 2. 22 Dog or dogs, 
 is put for, [1] The devil, Psal. 22. 20. [2] Per¬ 
 secutors, Psal. 22. 16. [.3] False teachers, Isa. 56. 
 
 11. Phil. 3. 2. [4] Unholy men. Mat. 7- 6- [-5] 
 'Jhe Gentiles, Mat. 15. 27- 
 
 F.xod. 11.7. but against Israel shall notar/, move 
 Pent. 23.18. not bring price ofaft. into house of L. 
 Jvdg. 7. 5. every one that lappeth as a d. lappeth 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 43. Philistine said to David, am 1 -Ad.? 
 24. 14. after w horn dost thou nursue ' after a d. ? 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 8. then Abner said, <.m I a dog's head ' 
 
 9. 8.thou shouldest look upon such a dead rf.as I am 
 
 16. 9. w hy should this deatl d. curse my lord ' 
 
 2 Kings 8.'l3. Ilazael said, but what is thy .serv. a d. 
 Psal. '22. 20. my darling from the powei ot the d. 
 59. 6. at evening tliey make a noise like arf. 14. 
 Prov. 26. 11. as a d. returneth to his vc.mit, so a 
 fool returneth to his folly, 2 Pet2. 22. 
 
 17. is like one that taketh a d. by the ears 
 F.ccl. 9. 4. a living d. is better than a dead lion 
 Isa. 66. 3. sacrificeth, as if he cut off a dog's neck 
 DOGS. 
 
 E.rod. 22. .31. nor eat fiesh torn of beasts, ye shall 
 cast it to the d. Mat. 15. 26. Mark 7. 27. 
 1 Kings 14. 11. shall the d. eat, 16. 4. 1 21. 24. 
 
 21. 19. thus saith the I.ord, in the place where d. 
 licked the blood of Raboth, shaliy. lick thy blood 
 
 2.3. the d. shall eat lezebel, 2 Kings Q. 10, 36. 
 
 22. .38. and therf. licked up Ahab’s blood 
 
 Job .30. 1. disdained to haveset with d. of my flock 
 Psal 22. 16. ford, have compassed ine. they pierced 
 68. 23. and the tongue of thy d. in the same 
 Isa. 56.10. they are all dumb d. H 11. greedy d. 
 
 .Ter. 15. 3. the sword to slay, and the d. to tear 
 Mat. 7 . 6 . give not that which is holy unto d. 
 
 15.27. yet the d. eat of the crumbs, Mark 7 . 28. 
 Luke 16. 21. the d. came and licked his sores 
 JVtil. 3.2. bew'are of d. beware of evil workers 
 Rev. 22 . 15. for without are d. and sorcerers 
 DOIRG. 
 
 Gen. 31. 28. thou hast done foolishly in so d. 
 
 ‘14. 5. is not this it ? ye have done evil in so d. 
 Fxod. 15.11. like tliee, fearful in praises, d. wonders 
 Num. 20. 19. I w ill only, without d. any thing else 
 Deut. 9.18. because ye sinned in d. wickedly 
 1 Kings 16. 19. he sinned in d. evil, 2 Kings 21.16. 
 
 22. 43. d. that which was right, 2 Citron. 20. .32. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 16. arise, and bed. Lord be with thee 
 Nell. 6. 3.1 am d. a great work, 1 cannot come down 
 Job 32.22. in so d. my Maker would take me away 
 Psal. 64. 9. they shall wisely consider of his d. 
 
 66. 5. he is terrible in d. tow ard children of men 
 118. 23. this is the I ord’s d. it is marvellous in our 
 eyes. Mat. 21. 42. Mark 12. 11. 
 Lsa.56.2. and keepeth his hand from d. any evil 
 .58.1.3. from d. thy pleasure on my holy day, and 
 Jer. 32.119. great in counsel, and mighty in d. 
 Ezek. .31. f 11. in d. he shall do unto him 
 ]\Iat. 24. 46. his Lord shall find so d. Lulel2. 43. 
 Acts 10. 38. Jesus, who went about d. good 
 24. 20. if they ha\ e found any ei il d. in me 
 Rom. 12. 20. for in sod. thcushalt heap coals of fire 
 
 2 Cor. 8.11. now therefore perform the d. of it 
 Eph. 6. 6. as the servants of Christ, d. the will or 
 
 God from the heart 
 1 7’f»!.4.16.in d. this thou shalt .save thyself and them 
 5. 21. observe these things, d. nothing by partiality 
 Ileb. 13. t21. d. in you what is well pleasing in sight 
 Jam.l.^ 25. this man shall be blessed in his d, 
 IFe//-DOlI^ G. 
 
 Rom. 2. 7 . b r patient continuance in well-d. 
 
 Gal. 6.9. let us not be weary m well-d. 2 'Thess.3.13. 
 1 Pet. 2. 15. with well-d. ye may put to silence 
 
 3. 17. for it is better that ye suffer for well-d. 
 
 4. 19. commit their souls unto him in well-d. as to 
 
 DOllSGS. 
 
 l£v. 18. 3. after the d. of Egypt, and after the d. o. 
 
 Canaan, whither I bring you, shall ye not do 
 Deut. 28.20. because of the wickedness of thy d. 
 Judg. 2. 19. they ceased not from their own d. 
 
 1 Sam. 25.3. Rabat w-as churlish and evil in his d. 
 
 2 Chron. 17. 4. and walked not after the d. of Israel 
 Ps. 9.11. declare among the people his d. Isu. 12. 4. 
 
 77.12. 1 will meditate of thy woiks, talk of thy d. 
 Prov. 20. 11. even a child is known by his d. 
 
 Lsa. 1.16. wash ye, put awa.v the evil of your d. 
 
 3. 8. because their tongue and d. are against the L. 
 
 10. for they shall eat the tfuit of their d. 
 
 Jer. 4. 4. lest my fury come and burn, because of 
 the evil of your d. 21. 12. 1 26. 3. 144.22. 
 
 18. thy d. have procured the.se things to thee 
 
 7. 3. amend your ways and d. 5.1, 26. 13. 1 35.15. 
 11.18. then thou shewedst rne their d. 
 
 17.10. according to the fruit of his d. 21.14. 
 
 18.11. return, and make your w'ays and d. good 
 
 23. 2. 1 will visit upon you the evil_of your d. 
 
 22. and from the evil of their d. 25. 5. Zech. 1.4. 
 
 .32.19. to give according to the fruit of his d. 
 Ezek. 14. 22. ye shall see their way and their d. 
 
 20. 43. there shall ye remember your d. and your 
 44. nor accord, to your wicked ways, corrupt d, 
 21.24. so that in all your d. your sins do appeal 
 
 24.14. according to thy d. shall they judge 
 
 36. 17. they defiled it by their owm way and d. 
 
 19. and according- to their d. I judged them 
 31. shall remember your d. that w'ere not good 
 
 Hos. 4. 9. I w ill punish and rew ard them their d. 
 
 5. 4. they will net frame their d. to turn to their G. 
 7. 2. now' their own d. have set them about 
 
 9.15. for tlie wickedness of their d. 1 w ill drive 
 
 12. 2. according to his d. will he recompense 
 Mic. 2. 7 . G house of Jacob, are these his d. ? 
 
 3.4. as they have behaved themselves ill in their d. 
 
 7.13. land shall be desolate for the fruit of their d. 
 Zeph. .3.7. but they rose early ,c.orrupted all their d. 
 
 11. shalt thou not be asliamed for all thy d. ? 
 Zech. 1. 6. according to our d. so hath dealt with u.s 
 
 DOLEFUL. 
 
 Isa. 13.21. their houses full of d. creatures 
 Mic. 2.4. in that day shall lament with a d. lamentat. 
 DOMIRIOK 
 
 Signifies, [1] Power, Neh. 9. 28. Rom. 6. 9. [2J 
 Persons ruled over, Psal. 114. 2. [,3] Kings and 
 kingdoms, Dan. 6. 26. I 7- 27. [41 Angels, I 'ph. 1. 
 21. Col. 1. 16. [5] Magistrates, 2 Pet. 2. t 10. 
 ,lude 8. [6] 'The universal and unlimited autho¬ 
 rity and government cf God, Psal. 72.8. 1 145.13. 
 Dan. 4. .3, 22, 34.1 7- 14. 
 
 Gen. 1. 26. have d. over the fish of the sea, 28. 
 
 27.40. and w hen thou shalt have the d. shalt bieak 
 .37. 8. or shalt thou indeed have d. over us f 
 Kum. 24.19. outof Jacob come he that shall ha\e d. 
 Judg. 5. 13. he made him have d. over the nobles 
 
 14.4. at that time the Philistines had d. ovei- Israel 
 
 1 Kings 4.24. .Solomon had d. over all the reeion_ 
 
 9.19. to build in the laml of his d. 2 Cluon. 8. 6. 
 
 2 Kings 29. 13. there w as nothing in his house oi' in 
 
 all hisd. tliat llezekiah shewed not, L-a. .39.2. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 22. men of Chozeba who had d. in Moab 
 
 18. 3. as he w ent to stablish his d. by the river 
 
 2 Chrtm. 21. 8. the F.domites fi om under .ludah's d. 
 .32. +9. Sennacherib and all his d. with him 
 
 Kelt. 9. 28. so that they had fne d. over them 
 37. also they have d. over our bodies and < attle 
 .ft.b25. 2. d. and fear are with him. he maketh peace 
 .38. .33. canst thou set thed. thereof in the earth ' 
 J‘sal. 8. 6. to have d. over the w orks ot thy hands 
 
 19.1.3. from sins, let them not have d. over me 
 
 49.14. the upright shall have d. over them 
 72. B le shall have d. also from sea to sea 
 
 10.3. 22. bless the Lord in all places of his d. 
 114.2. Judah was his sanctuary, and Israel his d 
 119. 1.33. let not any' iniquity liave d. o' er me 
 
 145.13. thy d. endureth through all ceneiations 
 lsa. 26.13.'otlier lords besides thee had d. over us 
 
 1 2 115 
 
DON 
 
 DON 
 
 Ter. 2. + .‘51. wherefore say my people, we have d. 7 
 Dan. 4. ‘.i. his d. is from "eueration to generation 
 
 22. thy d. reaclietli to the end of the earth 
 31. most High, whose i/. is an everlasting t/. 7.11. 
 
 6. 20. that in every d. of my kingdom men tremhie 
 
 and fear before the God of Daniel, and his 
 d. shall he even unto the end 
 
 7. 6. the beast had four heads, and d. was given to it 
 
 12. the rest of the beasts had their d. taken away 
 14. there was given him d. and glory, a kingdom 
 
 20. the3’ shall take away his d. to consume it 
 27. the d. shall be given to the saints of most High 
 
 11. 3. a mighty king that shall rule with great d. 5. 
 
 4. not according to his d. which he rnl^ 
 
 ]\Jic. 4. 8. to thee shall it come even the first d. 
 y.e.ch. 9. 10. his d. shall be from sea to sea 
 Mat. 20. 25. the wiincesof the Gentiles exercise d. 
 Horn. 6. 9. raised, death bath no more d. over him 
 
 14. for sin shall not have d. over you, under grace 
 
 7. 1. law hath d. over a man as long as he liveth 
 2 Cor. 1. 24 not that we have d. over your faith 
 .£^//.1.21. above all power, might, anri d. every name 
 
 1 Pet. 4.11. that God may be Ldorified, to whom be 
 
 praise and d. for ever and ever, 5.11. Rev. 1. 6. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. + 10. but them that fiespise d. Jude 8. 
 Jude 25. to the only wise God be d. and power 
 
 DOMI N lON.S. 
 
 Dan. 7. 27. and all d. shall serve and obey him 
 Col. 1. 16. whether they be thrones, or d. or powers 
 DONE. 
 
 Cen. 9. 24. Noah knew what his 3'ounger son had d. 
 
 18. 21. they have d. according to the cry of it 
 
 24. 66. tlie servant told Isaac all that he had d. 
 
 26. 29. as we have d. to thee nothing but good 
 29. 26. Daban said, it must not be d. in our country 
 34. 7. wrought folly, v.hich ought not to be d. 
 
 44. 5. ye have d. evil in so doing 
 
 15. .loseph said, what deed is this ye have d. ? 
 Erod. 1. 18. he said, why have ye d. this thing ? 
 
 2. 4. his sister .stood to wit. what would be d. to him 
 
 12. 16. no manner of work shall be rf. in them, 
 save what must be eat, that only may be d. of you 
 
 13.8. this is d. because of that the I.ord did to me 
 18.1. .lethro heard of all that God had d. for .Moses 
 9. the goodness which the Lord had d. to Israel 
 
 21. 31. according to this .judgment shall it be d. 
 
 31. 15. six days may work be d. 35. 2. Lev. 23. 3. 
 39. 43. they had d. it as the I.ord had commanded, 
 
 even so had they d. it, and Moses blessed them 
 Lev. 5. 17- and commit things forbidden to be d. 
 
 8. 5. the Lord commanded to be d. Dent. 26. 14. 
 
 11. .32. what vessel it be, wherein any work is d. 
 
 18. 27. these abominations have the men of land d. 
 
 24. 20. e^’e for eye, so shall it be d. to him again 
 Nnm. 5. 7- they shall confess their sin they have d. 
 
 12. 11. wherein we have d. foolishly and sinned 
 15. 34. it was not declared what should be d. to him 
 
 22. 2. balak saw all that Israel had d. to Amorites 
 
 27. 4. why should name of our father be d. away ? 
 32.13. all that had d. evil in sight of L. were cons. 
 
 Deut. 10. 21. he is thy God that hath d. for thee 
 
 25. 9. so shall it be d. to that man will not build up 
 29. 24. nations say, wherefore hath the I.d. d. thus 
 
 to this land ? 1 Kmgs 9. 8. 2 Chron. 7. 21. 
 Josh. 10. 32. as he had d. also to Libnah, .39. 
 
 35. he had d. to I.achish || .37. he had d. to Lglon 
 22. 24. if we have not rather d. it for fear of tliis 
 
 24. 31. had known all that he had d. for Israel 
 Judg. 2.10. who knew not works he ha'l d. for Israel 
 
 3. 12. because they had d. evil in sight of the I^rd 
 
 9. 16. it ye have d. truly and sincerely’, and have d. 
 to .lerubbaal accordingto deserving of his hands 
 24. cruelty d. to the seventy sons of .lerubbaal 
 
 19. .30. there was no such deed d. nor seen 
 
 B.uth .3. 16. told her all that the man had d. to her 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 16. and he said, what is there d. my son ’ 
 11. 7. cometh not forth, so shall it be d. to his oxen 
 17• 26. what shall be d. to the man that killeth him 
 
 27. so shall it be d. to the man that killeth him 
 
 25. 30. when the I.ord shall have d. to my lord 
 28.17. the Lord hath r/. as he spake, Ezek. 12. 28. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 27. thing David had d. displeased the L. 
 
 13. 12. no such thing ought to be d. in Israel 
 24. 17. what have they d. 7 1 Chron. 21. if. 
 
 1 Kingsi\. 66. goodness the I.ord hath d. for David 
 
 14. 22. above all that their fathers had d. 
 
 19. 1. Ahab told lezebel all tliat Elijah had d. 
 22.53. provoked the I.ord according to all that his 
 father had d. 2 Kings 15. .3, 9, .31.1 2.3. .32. 
 
 2 Kings A. 1,3. he said, what is to be d. for thee t 
 
 8. 4. tell me all the great things Elisha hath d. 
 
 10. 10. for the I.ord hath d. that which he spake 
 
 by his servant Elijah, Isa. .38. 15. Jer. 40. .3. 
 19. 11. thou hast heard what the kings of Assvria 
 have d. to all lands, 2 Chron. 32. 13. Isa. .37* 11. 
 21. 15. because they have o. evil, 2 Chron. 29. 6. 
 
 ‘ill the acts that he had d. in l^ethel 
 2 Chron 24. 16. because he had d. good in Israel 
 29. .36. rejoiced, for the thing was d. suddenly 
 .32. 25. rendered not according to benefit d. to him 
 31. who sent to inquire of the wonder that was d.{ 
 Ezra 6. 12. made a decree, let it be d. with speed ’ 
 
 9. 1. when these things w'ere d. the princes came 
 Ae/i. 0. 8. there are no such things d. as thou sayest 
 
 9. .3.3. we haverf. wickedly, P.f. ICO.6. 9.5,15. 
 Esth. 2. 1. he rememl). Vashti, and what she had d. 
 
 4. 1. Mordecai perceived all was d. rent his clothes 
 
 6. 6. the king .said, what shall be d. to the man 
 
 9. thus shall it be d. to the man the king honours 
 Job 21. 31. wlio shall repay him what he hath d. 7 
 34. 29. whether it be d. ag. a nation or a man only 
 Psa/. 33. 9. lie spake and it was d. he commanded 
 71. 19. he hath d. great things, 106. 21.1 126. 2, 3. 
 120. ,3. what shall be d. to thee, false tongue .' 
 
 have d. thee no harm 
 
 4. 16. they sleep not, except they have d. mischief 
 ■^1 ( 1^' is d. IS that which shall be rf. 
 
 14. have seen the works are d. under sun, 4. 1, 3. 
 ~. 12. even that which hath been alrearly d. 
 
 ^ E freward of his hands shall be d. to him 
 41. 4. who hath wrought and </. it ? I the Ix)rd 
 44. 23. sing, O heavens, for the Lord hath d. it 
 116 
 
 DON 
 
 Isa. 48. 5. lest thou shouldcst say, my' idol hath d. 
 
 them 
 
 Jer. 3. 6. hast seen what b.icksliding Israel hath d. 
 
 5. 1.3. i)rophfets wind, thus shall it lie d. unto them 
 
 7. 13. because ye have d. all these w;orks, saith L. 
 .30. for children of .Judah haverf. evil in my sight 
 
 .34.15. were turned, and had d. right in my sight 
 .35. 10. haverf. all that .lonadab commanded, 18. 
 .38. 9. these men have d. evil to .Icremiah jirophet 
 44.17. as we have d. we and our lathers, kings 
 
 48.19. ask him that fleeth, and say, wliat is d. 
 
 50. 1.5. vengeance as she hath d. do unto her, 29- 
 .51. .35. the violence d. to me and to my flesh 
 
 Lam. 2.17. l^)rd hath d. that which he had devised 
 Ezek. 2.3. 39. thus have they d. in midst of my house 
 
 39. 8. it is come, it is d. saith the l/jrd (iod 
 
 43.11. if they be ashamed of all that they have d. 
 44. 14. and for all that shall be d. therein 
 Dan. 11. 36. for that that is determined shall be d. 
 Zeph. .3. 4. the priests have d. violence to the law 
 Alat. 6.10. thy will be d. 26. 42. i/uke 11.2. 1 22. 42. 
 
 8. 13. as thou hast believed, so be it d. to thee 
 
 11. 21. if the mighty works wlr h were d. in you 
 
 had been o'." in Tyre and .-'idon, Dike 10. 13. 
 
 18. 19. any thing they ask, it shall be d. for them 
 .31. when his fellow-servants saw what was d. 
 
 21. 21. be thou cast into the sea, it shall be d. 
 
 2.3. 23. these ouglit y'e to have d. Luke 11. 42. 
 
 25. 21. well d. good aiifl faithful servant, 2.3. 
 
 40. inasmuch as ye have d. it to one of the least of 
 these my brethren, ye have d. it to me 
 27. 54. saw those things that were d. 28. 11. 
 AJark5. 14. went out to see what wasrf. Luke%. .35. 
 19. go home to thy friends, tell what great things 
 the Iy)rd hath d. for thee, 20. Luke 8. .39. 
 33. the woman knowing what was d. in her 
 
 6. .30. they told him what they' had d. and taught 
 
 9. 13. they have d. to him whatsoever they listed 
 
 1.3. .30. shall not pass till all these things be d. 
 
 15. 8. desire him to do, as he had ever d. to them 
 
 Luke 1. 49. he that is mighty hath d. great things 
 
 3. 19. being reproved for tlie evils Ilerofl had d. 
 
 8. 56. he charged them to tell no man what was d. 
 
 9. 10. the apostles told him all that they had d. 
 
 14. 22. Loid, it is d. as thou hast commanded 
 
 17. 10. ye, when ye shall have d. all those things, 
 we have d. that which was our duty to do 
 
 23. 31. if in a green tree, what shall be d. in dry r 
 47. now'when the centurion saw what was d. 
 
 24. 21. the third day since these things were d. 
 Johno. 29. they that have d. good to resurrection of 
 
 life ; they' that have d. evil, to damnation 
 
 15. 7. ask what ye will, and it shall be d. unto you 
 
 19. 36. these things were d. that the Scripture be 
 Acts 2. 4.3. many signs were d. I.y the apostles 
 
 4. 9. of tlie good deed d. to the impotent man 
 
 16. a notable miracle hath been d. by them 
 
 21. all men glorified God for that which was d. 
 28. what thy counsel determined before to be d. 
 
 5. 7- Ids wife, not knowing what was d. came in 
 
 12. 9. he w ist not that it was true which w as d. 
 
 14. 27. they rehearsed all that God had d. 15. 4. 
 
 21. 14. say ing, the will of the Ixird be d. 
 
 33. the chief captain demanded what he had d. 
 Rom. 9. 11. neither having d. any' good or e\il 
 
 1 Cor. 9.15. nor that it should be d. unto me 
 
 13. 10. that which is in part shall be d. away 
 
 14. 26. let all things be d. to edifying 
 
 40. be d. decently || 16. 14. be d. with charity 
 
 2 Cor. 3.7. which glory was to be d. away' 
 
 14. Old Testament, w’hich vail is d. away in Christ 
 
 5. 10. may receive the things d. in his body', ac¬ 
 
 cording to that he hath d. w'hether good or bad 
 Eph. 5. 12. things which are d. of them in secret 
 
 6. 13. able to withstand, and having d. all to stand 
 Phil. 2. .3. let nothing be d. thro’ strife or vain-glory 
 4.14. y'e have well d. that ye did communicate 
 Col. 4. 9. w ill make known all things that are d. 
 
 Tit. .3. 5. not by' works of righteousness we have d. 
 Heh. 10.29. and hath d. despite to the .Spirit of grace 
 Rev. 16. 17. came a voice, say ing, it isrf. 21. 6. 
 
 22. 6. to shew the things which must shortly' be d. 
 
 Have I^'>0'^s\■.. 
 
 Gen. 20. 5. in innocency' of my hands have I d. this 
 40.15. and here also have I d. nothing to put me 
 Hum. 22. 28. what have Id?\ Kings 19.20. Alic. 6. .3. 
 Josh. 7. 20. I have sinned, thus and thus have 1 d. 
 Judg. 8. 2. he said, what h. 1 now d. 7 1 Tiam. I7. 29. 
 
 1 Sam. 20.1. what have 1 d. 7 26.18. 1 29.8. Jer. 8. 6. 
 Ezek. .39.21. accord, to their transgress, h. 1. d. them 
 Acts "5. 10. to the .lews have 1 d. no wrong 
 lie hath DON E, or, hath he DON E. 
 
 F.Tod. 5. 2.3. he hath d. evil to this people 
 Lev. 5. 16. make amends for the harm he hath d. 
 
 8. .31. as he hath d. so the I.ord commanded to do 
 
 19. 21. atonement for his sin which he hath d. 
 
 24.19. as he hath d. so shall it be done to him 
 Jmh. 21.20. consume you, after he hath d. you good 
 Judg. 15. 10. to do to him as he hath d. to us 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. then he hath d. us this great evil 
 12.21. consider how great he hath d. for you 
 
 20. .32. w hy shall he be slain ' what hath he d. 7 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 12. remember his marvellous works 
 
 that he hathd. Psal. 78. 4. I 98. 1. I 105. 5. 
 Psal. 66. 16. 1 w'ill declare what he hath d. for soul 
 115. .3. our God hathd. whatsoever he pleased 
 Prov. 24. 29. 1 will do so to him as he hath d.icfme 
 Jsa. 12.5. sing to L. lor he hath d. excellent things 
 Ezek. .3. 20. righteousness which he hath d. 18. 24. 
 
 17. 18. he hath d. these things, he shall not escape 
 
 18. 13. he hath d. all these abominations 
 
 14. thatseeth his father's sins w hich he hath d. 
 
 22. in righteousness that he hath d. he shall live 
 24. 24. according to all thatAe hath d. shall ye do 
 .33. 16. he hath d. that which is lawful and right 
 
 Joel 2. 20. because he hath d. gi eat Ihings 
 Alat. 27. 23. and the governor said, why, what evil 
 hath he d. 7 Alark 15. 14. LukeQo. 22. 
 Afark 7. 37. saying, he hath d. all things well 
 Arts 9. 13. much evil hath he d. to thy saints 
 
 2 Cor. 5.10. may receive according to that he hath d. 
 Col. 3. 25. receive for the wrong which/(c/;at/i d. 
 
 I have DONE. 
 
 Gen. 8.21. nor will 1 smite every thing as 1 have 
 
 21. 23. according to the kindness 1 hate d. tliee 
 
 27. 19. 1 am Esau, 1 have d. as thou badest me 
 
 28. 1.5. till / have d. that whidi 1 have spoken 
 .30. 26. thou knowest my servi.-e 1 have d. thee 
 
 E.iod. 10. 2. my signs w Inch 1 have d. among them 
 Josh. 21. 7- your eyes l.ave seen what I have d. 
 Judg. 1. 7- US I haxe d. so (lod hath requited me 
 9.148. what 1 have d. make liaste, do as 1 have d. 
 
 15. 11. as they did to me, so have 1 d. to them 
 ‘I Sam. 14.21. hehohi now 1 haie d. this thing 
 
 24. 10. Das id said, 1 have siniied greatly' in that 
 I have d. 1 have d. very foolishly, 1 Chr. 21. 8. 
 17. 1 have sinned, and 1 have d. w ickedly 
 
 1 Kings'.’). 12. behold, 1 have d. accord, to thy word 
 
 2 Kings 19.25. hast thou not heard, how' 1 haved. it’ 
 Sell. 13. 14. that 1 have d. for tlte house of my < lod 
 Job .34. .32. if 1 have d. iniquity, 1 w ill do no more 
 Psal. 7. .3. (1 Lord, my (jo< 1, if 1 hated, this 
 
 119. 121. i/iflcerf. judgment and justice, leave not 
 Prov. 30. 20. and saitfi, 1 have d. no w icke<ine,-s 
 Isa. 10. 11. shall 1 not, as 1 have d. to .Samaria, sodo 
 
 1.3. by the strength of my hand 1 have d. it' 
 
 .33. 1.3. hear ye that are far off w hat I have d. 
 
 .37. 26. hast tlicm not heard how 1 haved. it r 
 
 Jer. 42. lo. 1 repent of the evil 1 have d. to you 
 Ezek. 9- 11. / have d. as tlx/u hast commanrfed me 
 
 12. 11. as / have d. so shall it be done to them 
 
 14. 23. ye shall know tiuit I have not d. w ithout 
 cause, all that 7 haved. in it,saith the Ixird 
 24. 22. ye shall do as 7 have d. ye shall not cover 
 Dan. 6. 22. before thee, U king, have 1 d. no hurt 
 Zeeh. 7. .3. weep, as 7 have d. these .so many years 
 John 7. 21. I have d. one work, and ye all marvel 
 
 13. 12. so after he had washed their feet, he said 
 
 to them, know ye w hat 7 have d. to you t 
 15. that ye should do as 7 have d. to you 
 Hast thou D()NE. 
 
 Gen. 4.10. he said, what hast thou d. 7 31. 26. Kum. 
 
 23. 11.1 .'zani. 1.3.11. 2 Sam. .3.24. John 18. .35. 
 
 20. 9. w'liut hast thou d. to us ' Judg. 15. 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 21. according to thy heart Aa.<r thou d. 
 
 16. 10. who shall say, whereibre hast thoud. so .’ 
 
 1 Kings 1. 6, in saying, why hast thou d. so ' 
 
 1 Chr. 17. 19. G ].ord, hast thoud. all this greatness 
 Psal. 30. 21. these things hast thou d. 1 kept silence 
 Jonah 1. 10. the men said, why' hast thou d. this r 
 
 Thou hast Dune. 
 
 Gen. 3. 13. what is this that thou hast d. 7 12. 
 
 18. I 26. 10. I 29. 25. Judg. 8. t 1. 1 15. 
 11. 2 Sam. 12. 21. 
 
 14. because thou hast d. this, 22.16.2 Chr. 25.16. 
 
 2(t. 9. thmi hastd. deeds w'hich ought not to be done 
 27. 45. he forget that which tlu u hast d. to him 
 31. 28. thou hast now d. foolishly in so doing, 
 1 Sam 13. 13. 2 Chnm. 16. 9. 
 .Tosh. 7.19- tell me what th.m hast d. 1 Sam. 14. 43. 
 Ruth". 11. it hath been shewed me all thou hastd. 
 1 Sum. 24. 19. for that thou hast d. to me this day 
 
 26. 16. the thing is not good that thou hast d. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 9. but thouhast d. evil above all bef. thee 
 
 2 Kings 2.110. he said, ihon hast d. hard in as.king 
 
 10. 30. because tluai hast d. well in executing 
 
 2.3. 17. thou hast d. against the altar of Betli-el 
 
 IS’eh. 9. 3.3. ioTthou hast d. rigid, but we w'ickedly 
 Psal. 40. 5. thy wonderful works which thou hast d 
 52. 9. I will praise thee, because thou hastd. it 
 109. 27. that they may know that thou hast d. it 
 Prov. 30. .32. if thou hast d. foolishly in lifting up 
 Isa. 25.1. exalt thee, for thou hast d. wonder, woi ks 
 Jer. 2. 2.3. see thy way, know what thou hast d. 
 
 .3. 5. behold, thou hast spoken and d. evil things 
 Lam. 1. 21. they are glad that thou hast d. it 
 
 22. do unto them as thou hast d. unto me 
 
 2. 20. 0 Lord, consider to whom thou hast d. this 
 Ezek. 16. 48. Sodom hath not done as thou hast d. 
 51. in all thy abominations which thou hast d. 
 
 59. 1 will even deal with thee as thou hast d. 
 
 6.3. when I am pacified for all that thou hast d. 
 Obad. 15. as th*n hast d. it shall be flone to thee 
 Jonah 1.14. O Lord, thou hast d. as it pleaseth thee 
 Acts 10. 3.3. thou hast d. well that thou art come 
 
 Kot DONE. 
 
 Gen. 20. 9. hast done deeds that ought not io be d. 
 .34. 7- which thing ought not to be d. 
 
 Exod. 34. 10. marvels, such as have not l)€en d. 
 Lev. 4. 2. concern, things which ought not lo be d.\3. 
 Num. 16. 28. 1 have not d. them of mine own mind 
 Deut. 32. 27. lest they say, 1 ,ord hath not d. all this 
 Judg. 16.111. ropes wherewith wenk not been d. 
 
 2 tSam. 17.12.3. A liithophel saw his counsel not d. 
 
 2 Kings 3.13. if proph. wouldestthou jic/ haverfit? 
 2 Chron. 30. 5. they had not d. it of a li'iig time 
 Kelt. 6. 9. weakened from the work, tliat it be iwt d. 
 8. 17- from the days of .loshua, Isr. had not d. so 
 Esth. 1.16. Vashti had not d. wrong to the king only 
 
 7.m.5. 4. what could been dene, that I have'we/ d. 
 46. 10. declaring the things that are not yet d. 
 
 Jer. .3. 16. neither shall that be d. any more 
 Ezek. 5. 9. i will do in thee that 1 have not d. 
 
 Dan. 9. 12. for under the whole heaven hath not 
 been d. as hath been done upon Jerusalem 
 11.24. do that which his fathers have not d. 
 
 Amos 3.6. shall evil be in city, and L. hath not d. it ? 
 John 15. 24. if 1 had notrf. among them the works 
 Acts 14.18. scarce restrained they had w. d. sacrifice 
 
 26. 26. for this thing was not d. in a corner 
 DONE with this. 
 
 Gen. 21.26. I wot not who hath d. this thing 
 42. 28. \\ hat is this that God hath d. to us r 
 44. 15. what deed is this that ye have d. 7 
 Ercd. 1. 18. why have ye d. this thing, and saved 
 
 13.8. this is d. because of that which the 1 .ord did 
 
 14. 5. and they said, why have we d. this 7 
 Josh. 9. 24. we were sore afraid, and have d. this 7 
 
 2.3.8. butcleave’o I.ord, as ye have 7. to/Gr d.'iy 
 Judg. 2. 2. ye have not obeyed, why have ye d. this 7 
 
 6. 29. they said, who hath d. this thing r 15. 6. 
 
 11. 37. she said, let this thing be d. for me 
 
 15. 7- though ye have d. this,yet will I be avenged 
 20.12. what wickedness is this that is d. among you 
 
D O O 
 
 DOO 
 
 DO V 
 
 1 Sam. ]C. CO. ye have d. all thin wickedness 
 28. 18. therefore hatli the Lord d. ^/iiv thing, 
 
 2 Sam. 2. C. because ye have d. this thiua' 
 
 12. 5. tlie man that liatli d. this thing shall die 
 
 14. 20. hath thy servant .loah d. this thing r 
 
 21. king said, belicUl now, 1 have rf. this thing 
 
 1 Kings 1. 27. is//(W thing d. by my Lord the king r 
 
 11. 11. Lord said, forasmuch as this is d. of thee 
 
 2 Chion. 11. 4. return, for this thing is d. of inen 
 Fsal.l. .1. O Lord, my (lod, if I tiave d. this 
 
 22. 31. they sliall declare that he hath d. this 
 51. 4.1 liave sinned, and d. this evil in thy sight 
 
 J.'v/. 41. 20. that the hand of the Lord hatli d. this 
 Ezeh. 23. .38. moreover, this they have d. unto me 
 Mai. 2. 13. this have yed. again, covering tlie altar 
 Mat. 1. 22. now all this was d. 21. 4. | 2ti. 5(i. 
 
 13. 28. he said to them, an enemy hath d. this 
 21. 21. not only dothis which is d. to the fig-tiee 
 26. 13. this that this woman hath d. Mark 14. y. 
 
 Marks. .32. to see her that had d. this thing 
 Luke 5. 6. when they had d. this tliey inclosed 
 
 23. 41. but?/»s' man liath d. nothing amiss 
 John 7. 31. miracles than these //(L man hath d. ? 
 
 12. 18. for they heard lie had d. this miracle 
 Acts 4. 7. by what power or natrie have ye d. this? 
 
 10. \&.this was o', tlirice, vessel received, 11. 10. 
 
 28. 9. so w'hen this w-as d. otliers also came 
 
 1 Vor. 5. 2. not mourned that he hath d. this deed, 3. 
 
 DOOR 
 
 Properly signifies the entrance into a hmise, Gen. 
 
 19. 9. It is likewise taken in a tnetaphorical 
 sense: Our Saviour sags, .lohn 10. 9. 1 am the 
 door; by me if any man enter in he shall be 
 saved. I am the only way icherehy lost sinners 
 may come to God, and obtain salvaiioti: The 
 only U’ay of entrance and admission both into the 
 church militant and triumphant is by me; for 
 none, hut such as have a true and a lively fa-ith 
 in me, wrought in their .uml by my Spirit, can he 
 true members of my church here, much less nierrt- 
 bers of the glorious church in heaven. It i- said, 
 in Kev. 3. 20. Hehohl, I stand at tlie door, ami 
 knock. I .Ktand at the door of sinners' hearts, in 
 the gospel dispensation, inviting them to repent, 
 and turn from their evil ways. There is likewise 
 mention made of the door of mercy, or the time 
 or season of grace. Mat. 25. 10. I hey that were 
 ready went inw'ithhim to the marriage, and tlie 
 door was shut, Luke 1.3. 25. W hen once the master 
 of the house is risen up, ami liath sluitto the door, 
 S;c. By these parabolical expres.sions our Savumr 
 intimates, that there is a determinate time, 
 wherein sinners must, if ever, accept of the ofiers 
 of grace and salvation^ which if they slip, they 
 will not be able to obtain of God an entranie into 
 the kingdom of heaven ; the door of mercy and 
 grace, the door of heaven and glory, will be shut 
 against them, in Acts 14. 27. we read <f the 
 door of faith ; God had opened the door of faith 
 to the Gentiles ; He had caused the gospel to be 
 preached unto them, whereby they were brought to 
 believe in Christ, and to become members of his 
 church. 
 
 The apostle Paul writing to the Corinthians, and 
 telling them of the special opportunity which 
 God had given him of doing much good by the 
 gospel, uses this e.rpression, A door is opened 
 unto me, 1 Cor. 16. 9. 2 Cor. 2. 12. And the 
 same apostle speaks of a dcor of utterance; 
 That God would open unto us a door of utter¬ 
 ance, that is, would afford us an opportunity, 
 and vouchsafe ability and courage, to preach the 
 gospel, C'ol. 4. 3. To lie at the door; Lo be 
 at the door •'To stand before the door; are 
 phrases denoting that a person or thing is near 
 at hand, Gen. 4. 7. Wat. 24. .33. ,1am. 5. 9. 
 God promises to give his people, upon their re¬ 
 pentance, Ihe valley of Achor- for a door of 
 hope, Ilos. 2, 15. Achor was a valley in the 
 territory of Jericho, and in the tribe of Henja- 
 min, on the very entrance into the land of Ca¬ 
 naan : 'J'he Israelites, fatigued and discouraged 
 with marching and encamping for forty years in 
 the wilderness, and coming to this valley, began 
 to entertain hopes of enjoying the promised land ; 
 in allusion to this, God promises his people, by 
 llosea, that he would give them some berinnings 
 of mercy and favour, as the earnests and pledges of 
 f uture blessings. 
 
 Gen. 4.7. if thou dost not well, sin lieth at tlie d. 
 19. 9. they pressed, and came near to break the d. 
 JLiod. 12. 23. the Lord also will pass over the d. 
 
 21. 6. his master shall bring him to the d. 
 
 I)eut. 1,5. 17. shall thrust it through his ear to the d. 
 
 2 iSam. 13. I7. put her from me, bolt the d. after her 
 18. brought her out, and he bolted the d. after her 
 
 £ Kings 4. 15. when he called, she stood in the d. 
 9. 3. then open the d. and tlee, and tarry not 
 Lsth. 2. 21. of those which kept the d. 6. 2. 
 
 Job :il. 9. if 1 have laid wait at my neighbour’s rf. 
 
 .34. did 1 fear, that I went not out of the d.? 
 Psul. 141. 3. O Lord, keep the d. of my lips 
 Prov. 26. 14. as the d. turneth upon his hinges 
 Cant. 5. 4. he put in his hand by the hole of the d. 
 8. 9. if she be a d. we will inclose her with boards 
 Pzek. 8. 3. brought me to the ^/. ofthe inner gate, 7. 
 8. when I had diggfxi in the wall, behold a d. 
 
 10.19. every one stood at the d. of the ea.st gate 
 11. 1. behold, at the //, of the gate, twenty five men 
 41.2. the breadth of the d. was ten cubits 
 ^16. .3. the people shall worship at ther/. of this gate 
 if an. 3. t 26. Nebuchad. came to the d. of the furnace 
 /An. 2.15. will give valley of Achor foi' a it.ol hope 
 Amos 9. 1. he said, snute the lintel of the d. 
 
 Mat. 27. 60. he rolled a great stone to the d. of the 
 sepulchre, and departed, Mark 15.46. 
 28. 2. the angel rolled the stone from the d. 
 
 Mark 1. .33. all the city was gathered'at the d. 
 
 2. 2. was no room, no not so'much as about the d. 
 16. .3. who shall roll us the stone from the d. ? 
 John 10. 1. he that entcreth not by the d. is a thief 
 2. that enteretl .n by the rf. H 7. 1 am the d. 9. 
 
 John 18. 16. but Peter stood at the d. without 
 17. then saith the damsel that kept tlie d. to Peter 
 Acts 5. 9. feet of them are at the d. to carry thee out 
 12.13. as Peter knocked at the d. of the gate 
 
 16. when they had opened the d. and saw him 
 14. 27. how he had opened the//, of faith to Gentdes 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 9. a great d. and effectual is opened 
 
 2 Cor. 2.12. a d. was opened to me of the Lord 
 Co/. 4. 3. that God would open a c/. of utterance 
 Jam. 5. 9. tlie judge standeih before the d. 
 
 Rev. 3. 8. 1 set before thee an open d. none can sliut 
 
 20. 1 stand atrf. and knock, if any man open the d. 
 
 4. 1. 1 looked, and behold a d. was open in heaven 
 
 DOG K, with/cow^e. 
 
 Gen. 19.11. smote them that were at d. of the house 
 43. 19. they communed at the d. of the lum.se 
 Exod. 12.22. none of you go out at the d. of his house 
 Lev. 14. 38. the priest shall go to the d. of tlie house 
 Dent. 22. 21. bring damsel tci d. of her father’s house 
 Judg. 19. 26. fell dou n at d. of the man’s house, 27. 
 
 2 Ham. 11. 9. Criah slept at d. of the king's hmise 
 2 Kings 5. 9. iS’ aaman stood at d. oi house q\’ Elisha 
 Neh. .3. 20. unto the d. of the house of iTiashib 
 
 21. INlerimoth repaired from tiled, of the house 
 Prov. 5. 8. and come not nigh the d. of her house 
 9.14. for she sitteth at the d. of her house on a seat 
 
 Jer. 26.110. the princes sat atd. of the Lord's house 
 .36. + 10. Baruch read at the d. of the Lord’s house 
 Ezek. 8.14. he I roiightme torf. of Lord's h. 47.1. 
 DOOR, with a/uc/. 
 
 Gen. 19. 6. Lot shut the d. || 10. angels shut the d. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 4. when come in shalt shut d. upon thee 
 5. she shut d. upon her || 21. she shut d. on him 
 .33. he went in, and shut the d. on them twain 
 6. 32. shut the. d. and hold him fast at the d. 
 
 Mat. 6. 6. and when thou hast shut thy d. pray to 
 25.10. tiled, was shut 11 Luke 11.7- thed. isnowA/m/ 
 Luke 13. 25. master risen, an i hath shut to the d. 
 Rev. 3. 8. set before thee an open d. no man can shut 
 DOOR, with tabernacle. 
 
 Exod. 29. 4. thou shalt bring to d. of the tabernacle, 
 40. 12. i.ev. 4. 4.1 8. .3, 4. | 12. 6. Sum. 6. 10. 
 11, shalt kill bidlock by the d. of the tabernacle, 
 32. 1 4('. 29. Lev. 1.5. Sum,‘27.‘2. 
 42. burnt-o ering at the d. of the tabernacle, 33. 
 
 9, 10. I 8. 1 40.28. Lev. 1. 3. I ,3. 2. | 4. 7, 18. 
 40. 6. before the d. of the tabernacle. Sum. 25. 6. 
 Lev. 8. .31. at the d. of the tabernacle, 35. I 14. 11. 
 
 1 16. 7. 1 17. 6. Sum. 6. 18. I 10. 3. Josh. 19. 51. 
 .3.3. ye shall not go out of the d. of the tabernacle 
 10. 7. ye shall not go out from the d. of the tabern. 
 14. 23, unto the d. of the tabernacle, 15. 14, 29. 
 
 I 19. 21. Sum. 16. 18, 19, ,50. | 20. 6. 
 
 17. 4. bringeth it not to the d. of the tabernacle, 9. 
 Sum. 12 5. stood in the d. of the tabernacle, 16.18. 
 Deut 31.15. a illar of cloud stood over d. of 
 
 nacle. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 21. Zechariah was porter of d. of tabern. 
 
 DOOR, joined with tent. 
 
 Gen. 18. 1. Abraham sat in the tent d. in heat of d. 
 2. he ran to meet them from the tent d. and bowed 
 10. Sarah heard it in the tent d. behind him 
 Exod. .33. 8. the people stood every man at his tent d. 
 
 10. the people worshipped, every man in \\\stentd. 
 Sum. 11.10. weeping, every man in tiled, of his/e?ir 
 16. 27. Dathan and Abiram stood in d. of their rewCA 
 Judy. 4. 20 he said, stand in the d. of the tent 
 DOOR-KEEPER. 
 
 Ps. 84.10. 1 had rather be a d. keeper in house of G. 
 Jer. 35. 4. the chamberof Maaseiah, keeperoithe d. 
 DOOR-KEEPERS. 
 
 2 7f7«y.v22.4. which keepers ojthe d. have gathered 
 2.3. 4. the keepers of the d. to bring the vessels 
 
 25.18. the captain of the guard took the chief priest 
 and the three keepers of the d. .Ter. 52. 24. 
 
 1 Chr. 15.23. 1 erechiah, Idkanah, were d.-keeper.s 
 
 24. Obed edom and .lehiah d. keepers Tot the ark 
 Esth. 6. 2. the keepers of the d. soughtto lay hand 
 
 DOOR PO.S'L. 
 
 F.xod. 21. 6. his master shall bring him to the d.-po.st 
 Ezek. 41. 3. he measured the po t of the d. two cubits 
 DOORPOSTS. 
 
 /'Tod. 12.7- strike blood on upper d.-/)0A/A of houses 
 Deut. 11.20. shall write them on d.-posts of thy house 
 Isa. 6. 4. the posts of the d. moved at the voice 
 Ezek. 41.16. he measured the d.-piosts and windows 
 DOORS. 
 
 Josh. 2. 19. whosoever shall go out of the d. 
 
 Judg. .3. 24. the d. of the parlour were locked 
 
 25. he opened not the d. of the parlour 
 
 11.31. whatcometh forth of the d. 1 will offer it 
 16. 3. .Samson took the d. of the gate of the city 
 19. 27. her lord rose up, and opened the d. 
 
 1 .'aw. .3.15. Samuel opened the d. of the house 
 21. 1.3. David scrabbled on the d. of the gate 
 
 2 Kings 18.16. ilezekiah cutoff the. gold from the d. 
 2 Chron. 23. 4. of the l.evites be porteis of the d. 
 
 29. .3. 1 lezekiah opened the d. of the house 
 Sell. 3. 1. and tliey set up the d. of it, .3. 1 7. 1. 
 
 Job .31. .32. hut 1 opened my d. to the traveller 
 ;18.10. w hen 1 set bars and d. to the sea 
 17. hast thou seen the d. of the shadow of death ? 
 41. 14. who can open the d. of his face / 
 
 I'sul. 24. 7. be ye lifted up, ye everlasting d. 9. 
 
 78. 23. though he had opened the d. of heaven 
 Prov. 8. 3. Nv isdom crieth at the coming in at the d. 
 
 .31. heareth me, waiting at the posts of mj' d. 
 
 Isa. 57.8. behinci d. hast thou set ui> remembrance 
 E.zek. .3.3.30. still talking in the d. of the houses 
 Mic. 7.5. keep the. d. of thy mouth from her 
 Zech. 11.1. open thy d. O Lebanon, that the fire 
 Mat. 24. 33. know it is near, at the d. Mark 1.3. 29. 
 Actso. 19. the angel by niglff opened the prison d. 
 2.3. ami the keepeis standing before the d. 
 
 16. 26. immediately all the d. were opened 
 27. keetrer awaking, and seeing the pi ison d. open 
 Mint DOORS. 
 
 .Tudg. .3. 2.3. Pluid shut the d. of the parlour 
 2 ( itron. 28. 24. Ahaz shut up the d. of Lord’s house 
 29. 7. our fathers have shut the d. of the porch 
 Sell. 6. 10. and let us shut the d. of the temp-e 
 7. 3, let them shut the d. and bar them 
 
 Job 3. 10. because shut not up d. of mother’s womb 
 .38. 8. or who shut up the sea wdth d. .•' 
 
 Eccl. 12. 4. the d. shall be shut in tlie streets 
 Isa. 26. 20. enter, and shut thy d. about thee 
 Mai. 1.10. who that woukl shut the d. for nought ? 
 John 20. 19. when the d. vvere shut .lesus came, 26, 
 Acts 21. 30. and forthw ith thed. were shut 
 DOTE. 
 
 Jer. 50. 36. a sword is on liars, and they shall d. 
 
 DO TED. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 5. Aholah d. on her lovers the As.syrian.s, 
 
 7. committed whoredoms with all on whom she d. 
 
 9. into hand of Assyrians,on whom shed. 12. 
 
 16. as soon as she saw them, she d. upon them 
 
 20. for she d. upon their paramours, whose flesh 
 
 DOllNO. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.4. d. about questions and strifes of words 
 DOUBLE, 
 
 Double commonly signifies twice as much, Gen. 
 4.3. 12. Take double money, that is, twice as 
 much money. A double garment may mean a 
 lined habit, such as the high priest's bi east plate 
 was, Exod. .39. 9. or a complete habit or .aiit of 
 clothes, a cloke and tunic, .ludg. 17-1 10. Dwell 
 with me, and I will give thee a double suit of 
 apparel, or an order of garments. Double 
 .sometimes signifies abundance, as much ns an¬ 
 swers one's design, Isa. 40. 2. She hath re¬ 
 ceived of the Lord’s hand double for all her 
 sins. They have received punishment, though 
 not so much as their sins deserved, yet abun¬ 
 dantly .'sufficient to answer God's de.-.ign, which 
 was to humh e and reform them, and to warn 
 others by their example. See .ler. 16. 18. I 17- 
 18. 1 Tim. 5. 17. A double heart, a double 
 tongue, double mind, are opposite to a simple, 
 honest, sincere heart; a true tongue; a just, 
 faithful, sincere mind, Psal. 12. 2. 1 1 im. 3. 8. 
 •lam. 1. 8. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 12. and take d. money in your hand 
 
 15. and they took d. money in their hand 
 Exod. 22. 4. if theft be found, he shall restore d. 
 
 7. if found, let 1dm pay d. || 9. he shall pay d. 
 
 39. 9. they made tlie breast-plate d. a span was 
 Deut. 15.18. been worth ad. hired sei". ant to thee 
 
 21. 17. by giving him ad. jiortion of all he hath 
 Jitag. 17.110. 1 w ill give thee a d. suit of apparel 
 
 1 .Sam. 1. + 5. to llanirah he gave d. portion 
 
 2 Kings 2. 9. let a d. jiortion of thy spirit be on me 
 1 Chron. 12. 3.3. they were not of a d. heart 
 
 Job 11. 6. that they are d. to that w hic h is 
 41. 13. who can come to him w itli his d. bridle ? 
 
 42.110. also the Lord added to .lob unto the d, 
 Psal. 12. 2. anci w ith a d. heart do they speak 
 Prov. .31. + 21. her household clothed with d. garm. 
 Isa. 40. 2. she liath received d. for all her sins 
 61. 7. for your shame you shall have d. therefore 
 in their land they shall possess the d. 
 Jer. 16. 18. I will recompense their sin d. 
 
 17. 18. and destroy them w ith d. destruction 
 Zech. 9. 12. 1 declare, that I will render d. to thee 
 
 1 'Tun. 3.8. deacons must be grave, not d.-tongued 
 5.17. rule well, be counted worthy of d. honour 
 Rev. 18. 6. d. unto her, d. according to her w orks, in 
 
 the cup which she hath tilled, till to her d. 
 DOUBLE, Kerb. 
 
 Exod. 26. 9. thou shalt d. sixth curtain of tabernacle 
 Rev. 18. 6. reward her, and d. unto her d. 
 
 DOUBLE-MlJkDT.D. 
 
 Jam. 1.8. a d.-minded man is unstable in his ways 
 4. 8. ancl purify v our hearts, x'e d.-minded 
 DOUBLED. 
 
 Gen. 41. 32. the dream was d. to Pharaoh twice 
 Exod. 28. 16. four square it shall be, being d. 
 
 39. 9. a span was the bieadth thereof, lieing d. 
 
 2 .Sum. 20.110. Joab d. not his stroke to Amasa 
 Ezek. 21. 14. let the sword be d. the third time 
 
 DOUBT. 
 
 Gen. .37. 33. .Toseiih is w'ithout d. rent in pieces 
 Deut. 28. 66. thy life shall hang in d. before thee 
 Job 12. 2. no d. but ye are the people, wi.sd. shall die 
 l.uke 11. 20. no d. the kingdom of tl. is come on you 
 Acts 2. 12. were in d. saying, w liat meaneth this i 
 28. 4. they saicl, nod. this man is a murderer 
 1 Cor. 9. It), for our sakes, no d. this is written 
 Gal. 4. 20. to change my voice for 1 stand in d. of you 
 1 John2. 19. would no d. have continued with us 
 DOU BT.S. 
 
 Dan. 5. 12. dissoL ing of d. was found in Daniel 
 
 16. 1 have heard that thou canst dissolve d. 
 DOUBJ . 
 
 Mat. 14. .31. Jesus said, wherefore didst thou d. T' 
 
 21. 21. Isay untoyuu, ifye have faith, and d. not 
 Mark 11. 2.3. shall not d. in his heart, but believe 
 John 10 24. how long dost thou make us to d. ? 
 DOUB 1 ED. 
 
 Mat. 28. 17. they worshipped him, but some d. 
 xicts 5. 24. they'd, whereimto this would grow 
 10.17. now wiiile Peter d. in himself of the vision 
 25. 20. because I d. of such manner ot questions 
 DOU B TE 111. 
 
 Rom. 14. 23. he that d. is damned if he cat 
 DOU B 1 I’Ul,. 
 
 Luke 12. 29. neither be ye of ad. mind 
 Acts 25. \ 20. because I was d. how to inquire 
 Rom. 11. 1. receive you, but not tod. disimtations 
 DOU B I 1 .\(L 
 
 John 13.22. they looked, d. of whom he spake 
 Acts 10. 2t). go with them, nothing d. 11. 12. 
 
 1 'Tim. 2. Vs. that men prav vithout wrath and d. 
 
 DOU Bj LESS. 
 
 A7/W.14..30. d. je shall not come into the land 
 
 2 sSam. 5. I'J. 1 w ill d. deli' er the Philistines 
 Psal. 126. 6. he shall d. come again, rejoicing 
 /.v«. 6.3. 16. d. thou art our I ather, thou, O I.ortt 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 2. ii not to others, yet d. I am to you 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 1. it is not expeilient for me rf. to glory' 
 I'hil.'S.V. scAd. 1 count all things but loss forChrisf 
 
 DOVE. 
 
 Is a tame bird, which by the law of ]\Ioses was de¬ 
 clared to be jnire. The law ordained that when 
 any woman went to the temple after lying in. she 
 
 117 
 
DO V 
 
 DRA 
 
 DR A 
 
 should o.fFcr tt the Lord a lamb, a dove, or turtle, 
 or tLsc a pigeon, or a youny turt/e. Lev. 1C. 6, 8. 
 The lamb fiV/.v offered as a burnt-offeriwj, the 
 pigeon for a sin-off'erhtg. Or if the person could 
 not (ifiord a lamb, then instead of it she offered 
 tuio pigeons, or txvo turtles. The Virgin Mary, 
 to comply with this law, offered txco pigeons, or 
 Uoo turtles, because she was poor, Luke 2. 24. 
 jdjid as it teas diffu xilt for all those who came from 
 remote places, to bring doves with them, the priests 
 i/aie permission for the selling of these birds in 
 the courts of that holy place, which our tdaviuur 
 could not endure; and having entered into the 
 temple, he made a scourge, and drove out those 
 who traded there in pigeons, Mark 11. 15. 
 
 The (iove is the symbol of simplicity and inno- 
 cency. The Holy ISpirit appeared at the baptism 
 of our Saviour in the form of a dove, Alat. 3. 
 
 16. to signify what Christ is, (1) ]n his oun 
 nature to them that come to him, namely, meek, 
 harmless, loving. (2) In the execution of his 
 office, even He by whom the l-ather is pacified, 
 and who brings the good tidings of the assuaging 
 the deluge of wrath, as the dove did of the retiring 
 of the waters to Noah, (.3) What he is in the 
 operations of his Spirit upon his people, that 
 they are made meek, harmless, and lowly as 
 dotes. Christ recommends to his disciples the 
 wisdom of the serpent, and the harmlessness of 
 the dove. Mat. 10. 10. The prophet Hosea com¬ 
 pares the Israelites to a silly dove without heart, 
 or understan 'ing, llos. 7- H. '! he dove is a de¬ 
 fenceless creature, without gall, or cunning, ex¬ 
 posed to the pursuit of men and beasts; which is 
 able neither to protect itself nor its young, nor to 
 take precaution against those w-ho have designs 
 upon its life and liberty. Thus the Israelites, 
 notwithstanding the chastisements with which 
 Cod afflicted them, and the captivities to which 
 he had reduced them, still relapsed into their ir¬ 
 regularities, and exposed themselves again to the 
 same calamities. _ The dove, when absent from 
 its mate, sits solitary, and coos, or mourns; in 
 allusion to which arc these expressions, Isa. 38. 
 
 14. 1 did mourn as a dove. Jlnd chap. 59. 
 
 11. We mourn sore like doves. Nah. 2. 7. Her 
 maids shall lead her as with the voice ot' doves. 
 'The spouse, or church, in the Canticles is com¬ 
 pared ojten to a dove, by reason of her dove-like 
 ternper and disposition^ because she is chaste, 
 mild, harmless, and faithful: also by reason of 
 her dove-like condition, she being weak, and ex¬ 
 posed to persecution, and given to mourning, and 
 subject to many fears, as doves are. Cant. 2. 14. 
 
 1 5. 2. 
 
 Jt is further observed of the dove ; that the male 
 and female love each other, and keep faithful 
 one towards the ether ; and, if any breach happen 
 between them, they are presently reconciled, ma¬ 
 nifesting the same by their embracing each other. 
 
 2 hey love men's dwelling-houses, and to be in 
 their company; and, being carried from home, 
 will return many miles to their own houses; for 
 which reason some make use of them to carry 
 letters, by tying them about their necks, which 
 thev' friends at home untie and read, and are 
 thereby acquainted with their mind. 2'he (love is 
 an enemy to carrion or ordure, and feedeth upon 
 the purest seed or grain, and loveth neatness and 
 pure waters. It quickly forgets injuries, as the 
 spoiling its nest, taking away its young, c^c. It 
 IS very fruitful, having young ones almost every 
 month. Its feathers are of divers colours, which, 
 according to the variety of its postures, and of 
 the light shining upon it, look like silver or gold, 
 as Psalmist ei.yerre.9, Psal. 68. 13. 
 
 Jt IS said in 2 Kings 6. 25. that during the siege 
 e/Samaria, in the reign of Aliab, king of Israel, 
 the famine was so great, tiiat the fourth part of 
 ii cab of doves’ dung was sold for five shekels. 
 A. cab held two pints and something over. Five 
 sliekels made about twelve shillings sterling. 
 Some think that it is not incredible that they 
 did really eat doves' dung, seeing a famine hath 
 constrained ijeople to eat things as improper and 
 unfit for nourishment as this, as is implied, Isa. 
 36. 12. .losephus and Theodoret were of opinion, 
 that this doves' dung was bought instead of salt. 
 The Ilabbins affirm, that it was not the dung of 
 pigeons, but the corn in their crops, which they 
 brought back well filled out of the fields, whither, 
 during the siege, they went to feed. Others sup¬ 
 pose the dove's belly, her guts and inwards, to be 
 meant here. 
 
 2'he several species of the dove, are the wood- 
 pigeon, the tame pigeon, the rine-dove or tur¬ 
 tle, the Picaipinima, and the St. I homas’s pi¬ 
 geon. The three first often occur in the Bible, 
 under the names of the pigeon and turtle-dove, 
 and the two last are natives of America; the 
 Picaipinima being the grey and black dove, nith 
 a white breast; and the St. Thomas's pigeon 
 being the Columba, with yellow legs. 
 
 Gen. 8. 8. Koah sent forth a d. from him, 10. 12. 
 
 9. the d. found no rest for the sole of her foot 
 11. tlie d. came in to him in t'ne evening 
 
 15. 9. lie said to liim, take a turtle o'. Lev. 12. 6. 
 Psal. 55. 6. Oh ! that I had wings like a d. 
 
 68. 13. 3 e shall be as the wings of a d. covered 
 74. 19- O deliver not tlie soul of tliy turtle-i/. 
 
 Cant. 1. 15. thou art fair, thou hast id e^ es, 4. 1. 
 
 2. 14. O my d. let me see tliy countenance 
 
 5. 2. open to me, my sister, my love, my d. 
 
 6. 9. mv d. my undefiled is but one, she is 
 Jsa. .38. 14. 1 did mourn as a ri. mine eyes fail 
 Jer. 48. 28. dwell in the rock and he like the d. 
 Hos.’t- 11. Lphraim also is like a silly d. 
 
 11. 11. they shall tremble as a d. out of Assj'ria 
 Mat. .3. 16. .lesussawthe Spirit of Clod descending 
 like a d. Mark 1. 10. Luke 3. 22. John 1. 32. 
 
 DOVES. 
 
 Kings 6. 25. the fourth part of a cab of d. dung 
 
 118 
 
 Cant. 5. 12. his eyes are as the eyes of d. 
 
 Isa. 59.11. we loar like bears, we mourn sore like d, 
 6u. 8. that Hee as the d. to their windows 
 Kzek. 7. lb. they shall be like the d. of the valleys 
 Nah. 2. 7- lead her a.s with the voice of d. tabering 
 Mat. in. 16. be wise as serpents, harmless as d. 
 
 21. 12. the seats of them that sold rf. Mark 11. 15. 
 Johnl. 14. lound in the temple those that sold d. 
 
 16. said unto them that sold d. take these hence 
 Turtle- 1)0\' l•..S. 
 
 Lev. 14. 22. he shall take two turtle-d, or pigeons 
 Luke 2. 21. oHer sacrihee of two turtle-d. or iiigeons 
 DOUOIL 
 
 F.jod.?,. + 3. the frogs shall come into thy d. 
 
 12. + 84. the people took tlieir d. before it was lea¬ 
 vened, their d. being txnind u|) in their clothes 
 39. they baked unleavened cakes of the d. 
 
 Num. 15. 20. offer a cake of the first of your d. 21. 
 Dcut. 28. t 5. blessed shall be thy basket and d. 
 Nch. 10. 37. should bring the first-fruits of ourrf. 
 Jer. 7. 18. women knead their d. to bake cakes 
 Fzek. 44. .30. give the priests the first of your d. 
 Ilos.’t.A. after he hath kneaded the rf. fill leavened 
 1)0\VK. 
 
 Lev. 22. 7 . w’hen the sun is d. Dent. 23.11. 
 
 Josh. 8. 29. as soon as sun was d. .losh. commanded 
 to take the king of Ai's carcase d. fi om the free 
 2 Sam. 3. .35. if I taste aught till the sun be d. 
 
 Job 1. 7. anil from walking up and d. in it, 2. 2. 
 J’sal. 59. 15. let them wander up and d. for meat 
 109. 23. 1 am tossed up and d. as the locust 
 Ezek. 28.14. hast walked up and d. in midst of stones 
 Zech. 10. 12. they shall walk up and d. in his name 
 Acts 27. 27. as we were driven up and d. in Adria 
 liev. 1. 1.3. clothed wdth a garment d. to the toot 
 
 DowN-.srrriNG. 
 
 Psal. 139. 2. thou knowestmv d. and up rising 
 DOWNWA'Rl). 
 
 2 Kings 19. .30. shall again take root d. Isa. .37. 31. 
 Eccl. :i. 21. the spirit of the beast thatgoetli d. 
 Ezek. 1. 27. the appearance of Ids loins d. 8. 2. 
 DOWRY. 
 
 Gen. .30. 20. God hath endued me with a good d, 
 .34. 12. ask me never so much d. atid gift 
 Exod. 22.17- pay according to the d. of virgins 
 1 Sam. 18.25. the kingdesireth not any d. 
 
 DRAG. 
 
 Hah. 1. 16. they burn incense to their d. 
 
 DKAGS. 
 
 Hab. 1.15. they gather tlieni in their d. 
 
 D RAGGIKG. 
 
 John 21. 8. came in little slop, d. the net with fishes 
 DRAGON. 
 
 This word anstcers generally to the Hebrew', Than- 
 nini, or'ihearam, which signifies a large fish, a 
 sea-dragon. By comparing the different passages 
 where the word tannin, or tannim, is to he met 
 with, it signifies sometimes large river or sea 
 Jishes, and at other times venomous and land .ser¬ 
 pents, and more particularly the crocodile and 
 whale, Gen. 1. 21. Job 7- 12. Isa. 34. 13. Ezek. 
 29. 3. I 32. 2. 
 
 As to the dragons which are talked of, and are 
 often mentioned in hooks, they are for the most 
 part only old serpents grown with age to a pro¬ 
 digious size. Some are described with wings, 
 feet, claws, crests, and heads of different figures. 
 'There is no question hut there are winged ser¬ 
 pents ; Moses speaks of them under the name of 
 Zeraph, Num. 21. 6. Peal Dragons, by Solinns’s 
 account of them, have a small mouth, and cannot 
 bite ; or if they do, their biting is not venomous. 
 The E.gyptians call them good geniuses, and 
 keep them tame in their houses. But these were 
 not the dragons spoken of by the prophets; these 
 were dangerous creatures, mischievous, deadly, 
 and wild. 
 
 As serpents, dragons, and venomous beasts, hide 
 themselves in uninhabited places, in the ruins of 
 cities a?id in ruhhish ; for this reason, where there 
 is mention of the ruin of a city, the ravaging of a 
 province, or of a land reduced to a wilderness, it is 
 said to be a dwelling for dragons, Isa. 13. 22. 1 
 .3L 1.3. Jer. 9.11. , 
 
 This word is taken in Scripture for the devil, IIev. 
 12. 9. so called for his great strength, and bloody 
 cruelty against the saints. It is also taken for 
 cruel tyrants, as Pharaoh, Psal. 74. 1.3. Ezek. 
 29. S. And for any hurtful thing, Ps. 91- 1.3. 
 
 Psal. 91. 1.3. the d. sbalt thou trample under foot 
 Isa. 27- 1. besliall slay the d. that is in the sea 
 51. 9. tliat hath cut Rahab, and won'ndeit the d. 
 Jer.51..34. Netnich. hath swallowed me iiplike ad. 
 Ezek. 29. .3. Pharaoh, the great d. that liefh 
 Rev. 12. .3. another wonder, behold, a great red d. 
 
 4. the d. stood II7- d. fought |' 9. d. was cast out, 13. 
 
 16. the flood which the d. cast out of his inoutli 
 
 17. and tlie d. was wroth with the woman 
 
 13. 2. the d. gave him his power and his seat 
 
 4. the^' worshipped the d. |1 11. he spake as a d. 
 
 16. 1.3. like, frogs came out of the mouth of the d. 
 20.2. he laid hold on the d. that old serpent 
 DRAGON-rre//. 
 
 Neh. 2.1.3. I went out, even before the d.-well 
 DRAGOTsS. 
 
 Dent. 32. 3S. their wine is the poison of rf. 
 
 .Tob ,30. 29. 1 am a brother to d. ami a companion 
 Psal. 44.19. thou hast sore broken ns in iilace of d. 
 74.13. thoii bl eakest the heads of d. in tlie w aters 
 i48.7.praise Lord from earth, yo d.and all deeps 
 I\a. 13. 22. and d. in their pleasant palaces 
 34. 13. it shall be an habitation ford. .35. 7- 
 
 4.3. 20. the d. and the owls shall honour me 
 Jer. 9. 11. 1 will make .lerusalem a den of d. 
 
 10. 22. to make the c ities of .liidah a den of d. 
 
 14. 6. fhe3' snufl'ed np the wind like d. 
 
 49. 3.3.1 lazor II 51. .37. Rab.vlon a dwelling for d. 
 Mic. 1. 8. I will make a wailing like the d. 
 
 Mai. 1.3.1 laid Ids heritage waste for d. of wilderness 
 DRAMS. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 7- they gave of gold ten thousand d. 
 Ezra 2. 69. they gave 61,000 d. of gold 
 
 Ezra 8.27. also twenty basins of gold, of a thoiisandd, 
 N'eh. 7.70. gave to the treasure a thousand d. of gold 
 71. gave twenty thousand d. of gold, 72. 
 DRANK. 
 
 Gen. 9. 21. "N oah d. of the wine and was drunken 
 24. 4t3. 1 d. and she made tlie camels drink also 
 
 27. 25. and he b.-onght him w ine, and he d. 
 
 4.3. t31. they d. largely, w'ere merry with him 
 Num. 20. 11. the congregation d. and tlieir beasts 
 Dent. .32. 38. and d. tlie wineof Iheirdriiik-offerings 
 
 1 Sam.'.Vh.Vl. nor d. water three days and three nights 
 
 2 Sow. 12.3.eat of his own meat,and d.of his own cup 
 1 KingsVk. 19.did eat bread in his house,and d.water 
 
 17. 0. brought bread andHeslnand lied, of the brook 
 Dan. 1.5. the king appointed of the wine which he d. 
 
 8. that he would not detile himself with wine lie d. 
 5.1. Belshazzar d. wine before the thousand 
 
 3. his wives and his concubines d. in them 
 
 4. they d. wine, and praised the gods of gold 
 Mark 14. 23. be gave to them, and they all d. of it 
 Luke 17. 27. they eat, they d. they married, 28. 
 John 4.12. than our father Jacob who d. thereof 
 
 1 Cor. 10.4. for tliey d. of that spiritual rock 
 DRAVK. 
 
 Exod. 14. 25. chariot-wheels, they d. them heavily 
 Josh. 16.10. they d. not out the Canaanites in Gezer 
 24.12. and d. them out from before 3'ou, Judg. 6. 9. 
 
 18. the Lord d. out before us all the ireople 
 Judg, 1.19. .Fudah d. out inhabitants of tne mountain 
 
 1 Sam. .30.20. which tliey d. before other cattle 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 3. Uzzah and Ahio d. the cart, 1 Chr. 13. 7. 
 2 Kingsld. 0. atthattime Rezin d. Jews from Elath 
 
 18. 21. Jeroboam d. Israel from following the Ld. 
 Acts 7.45. w horn God d. out before our fathers 
 18.16. Gallio d. them from the judgment-seat 
 See Drove. 
 
 DRAUGHT. 
 
 Mat. 15. 17- and is cast out in the d. Mark J. ig. 
 Luke 5. 4. launch out and let downy our nets for a rf. 
 
 9. for he was astonislied at the d. of the lishes 
 
 DRAUGHT-HOUSE. 
 
 2 A7wffJl0.27 they made Baal’s house a d.to this dav 
 DRAW. 
 
 Gen. 24. 41. and T will also d. for tliy camels 
 Exod. 15. 9. the enemy said, I will d. my sword 
 .fvdg. 4. fi.d.toward mount Tabor,and take with thee 
 
 7. I will d. to thee Sisera, captain of.labin’sanny 
 
 5. 114. out of Zehulun they that d. witli the pen 
 9. 54. Abimelech said, d. thy sword and slay m«, 
 1 Sam. 31. 4. 1 Chron. 10.4. 
 
 20. .32. d. them from the city to the high ways 
 2 Sam. 17.1.3. we will d. that cit^’ into the river 
 Job 21.3.3. and every man shall d. .after him 
 Psal. 28. .3. d. me not awa3’ with the wicked 
 F.ccl. 2. 13. 1 sought to d. my flesh wiUi wine 
 Cant. 1. 4. d. me, we w ill run after thee 
 
 Isa. 5.18. woe to those d. iniq. w ith cords of vanity 
 66. 19. send those to the nations that d. the bow 
 Ezek. 21. 3. I will d. my sword out of his sheath 
 
 28. 7- iind strangers shall d. their swords 
 
 30. 11. they shall d. their swords against Eg3-pt 
 .32. 20. d. her, and. all her multitudes 
 John 4. 11. thou ba.st nothing to d. with, well is deep 
 
 15. water that 1 thirst not, nor come hither to d. 
 6.44. except the Father whidi hatli sent me d. him 
 12. 32. if 1 be lifted up from earth, d. all men to me 
 
 21. 6. and now the3’ were not able to d. it 
 Acts 20. .30. to d. awa3’ disciples after them 
 Jam. 2. 0. and d. >'ou before the judgment-seats 
 
 DRAW back. " 
 
 Ezek. 39. +2. I will d. thee back with a hook 
 Heb. 10. .38. just shall livebv’ faith, but if any d.hnck 
 39. we are not of tliem who d. back to perdition 
 DRAW near. 
 
 Judg. 19.13. let us d. near to one of these cities 
 1 Sam. 14. .36. said the priest, let us d. near to God 
 .38. Saul said, d. 3'e 7tear hither all the chief 
 Psal. 73. 28. it'is good for me tod. near to God 
 107.18. they d. nearto the gates of death 
 J'v?.29-13. tins people d.near with their lips but heart 
 
 45. 20. d. near, ye that are escaped of the nations 
 
 57. 3. d. near hither, ye sons ot the sorceress 
 Jer. 30. 21. and I will cause him to d. near to me 
 
 46. 3. order the buckler, :uid d. near to battle 
 Ezek. 9. 1. that have charge over the cit3' to d. near 
 
 22. 4. thou hast caused thv days tod. near 
 Joel. .3. 9. wake up, let all the men of war d. near 
 Heb. 10. 22. let us d. near with a true heart, in full 
 
 DRAW nigh. 
 
 Exod. 3 5. he said, d. not nigh hither, put off shoes 
 Psal. 69.18. d. nigh to iny soul, and redeem it 
 119. 1^1. tliey d. nigh that follow mischief 
 Fed. 12.1. nor 3’ears d. mgh when thou shalt say 
 Jsa. 5.19. let the counsel of the holv One d. nigh 
 Heb. 7. 19. hv’ the which wed. tiigh unto God 
 Jam. 4.8. d. nigh to God, he will d. nigh to 3'OU 
 DRAW out. 
 
 Exod. 12. 21. d.out and take you a lamb, and kill 
 lev. 26. .3.3. 1 will d. out a sword after you 
 Judg. .3.22. he could not d. tlie dagger out of his belly 
 Job At. l.canstthou d. mt leviathan with an hook 1 
 Psal. .35. 3. d. otu also the spear, and stop the way 
 .36. + 10. d. (mt at length thy loving-kindness • 
 
 85. 5. wilt thou d. out thine anger to all generations ? 
 Prov. 20. 5. a man of understanding will d. it (rut 
 Isa. 57. 4. against whom do ye d. out the tongue ? 
 
 58. 10. if thou d. out thy soul to the hun2r3’ 
 
 Jer. 49. 20. the least of the flock d. them ent, 50.45. 
 Ixim. 4. .3. even the sea-monsters d. cut the breast 
 Ezek. 5. 2. a third part shall scatter in the wind, and 
 1 Mill d. our a sword after theiii, 12.1 12. 14. 
 Hag. 2. 16. M hen one came to d. out fifty vessels 
 John 2. 8. d. (wt now, and hear to the governor 
 DRAW up. 
 
 Job 40. 23. he trusteth that he can d. »/p Jordan 
 DRA\^' joined with water. 
 
 Gen. 24.11. the time that women go out to d. w. 43. 
 
 1.3. and the daughters come out to d. water 
 20. Rebekah ran again to the well to d. water 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 11. found young maidens going tod. water 
 Jsa. 12. 3. with jov shall ye d. water of w ells of salv, 
 Nah. 3.14. d. thee waters for the siege, fortify 
 
D RE 
 
 D RE 
 
 D R1 
 
 Xohn 4.7. cometh a woman of Samaria to d. water 
 DKAUM. 
 
 fMd. C. 110. and she called his name d. out 
 jS!um. 22. 2”. the ass saw tlie anael, and his sword d. 
 
 in ins hand, 31. 5.13. 1 C7iro«.21. IG. 
 
 Deut. 21. 3. an heifer, which hath not d. in yoke 
 30.17. but shall be d. away, and worship gods 
 Jos/t. S. 6. till we have d. them from the city 
 16. they were d. away from the city, Judff. 20. 31. 
 
 9. drank of that which young men have d. 
 Joh^O. 25. it is d. and cometh out of the body 
 Psal. 37.14. tlie wdcked have d. out the sword 
 55.21. words softer than oil yet were the 3 ' d. swords 
 Pr 'ov. 24. 11. to deliver them that are d. to death 
 Jsa. 21. 15. for they fled froin the d. swords 
 28. 9- and them that are d. from the breasts 
 Jer. 22. 19- d. and cast forth beyond the gates 
 31. 3. with loving kin('.iiess have 1 d. thee 
 Lam. 2. 3. he hath d. back his right hanci from 
 Lzek. 21. 5. I the I.ord have <7. my sword, 28. 
 
 Acts 11. 10. all were d. up again to heaven 
 Jam. 1. 14. when he isrf. away of his own lusts 
 DRAUEK. 
 
 Deut. 29.11. from the hewer of wood to d. of water 
 DRAWKRS. 
 
 Josh. 9. 21. be d. of ater to the congregation, 27. 
 
 03 . and d. of water for the house of my God 
 1)11 AW R I H. 
 
 Pent. 25.11. the wife of the one d. near to deliver 
 Jvdg. 19 . y. now the day d. towards evening 
 Job 24. 22. he d. also the mighty w ith his power 
 .33. 22. yea his soul d. near to the grave 
 Psal. 10. 9 . catch the poor when he d. him intohis net 
 88. .3. and my life d. nigh unto the grave 
 Prov. 3. + 13. haiipy man that rf.out understanding 
 Jsa. 26. 17 . that d. near the time of her delivery 
 jL.zek. 7 . 12 . the time is come, the day d. near 
 Amos 9. t 1.3. overtaketh him tliat^/. forth seed 
 Mat. 15. 8. this people d. nigh with their lips 
 Luke 21 . 8 .l 5 aying, I am Christ, and the time d. near 
 23. then look up, for your redemption d. nigh 
 Jam. 5. 8. for the coming of the Lord d. nigh 
 DRAWING. 
 
 Jvdg. 5. 11. are delivered in the places of d. water 
 8. t 10. there fell 120,0i)0 every one d. sword 
 Jo/m 6. 10 . they see .lesus d. nigh to the ship 
 DR LAD. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 2. tlie d. of you shall be on every beast 
 Exod. 15. 16. fear and d. shall fall upon them 
 Dcut. 2. 25. this day will 1 begin to put the d. of 
 thee and fear of thee upon the nations, 11. 2o. 
 Job 13. 11. shall not his d. fall upon yout 
 21. and let not thy d. make me afraid 
 Isa. 8.13. let him be your fear, let him be your d. 
 DREAD. 
 
 Peut. 1. 29. 1 said to you, rf. not, nor be afraid 
 1 Chr QP. 13. be strong, d. not, nor be dismayed 
 DREADFUL. 
 
 Gen. 28. 17. .Tacob said, how d. is this place! 
 
 Job 15.21. a d. sound in his ears, in prosperity 
 Eick. 1. 18. as for their rings, they were d. 
 
 Pan. 7 . 7 . behold, a fourth beast, d. and terrible, 19. 
 o. 4 . ana I said, O Lord, the great and d. God 
 flab. 1. 7 . the Chaldeans are terrible and d. 
 
 Mai. 1. 14. my name is d. among the heathen 
 4.5. the coming of the great and d. day of the Lord 
 DREAM. 
 
 Ey this word are to be understood those tain images, 
 which are formed in the imagination while we are 
 asleep, .lob 20. 8. He shall fly away a dream, 
 and shall not be found ; yea, he shall be chased 
 away as a vision of the night. The eastern people, 
 and in particular the .lews, had a very great re¬ 
 gard to dreams ; they observed them, and applied to 
 those who pretended to explain them. Tve see the 
 antiquity of this custom among the Egyptians, in 
 the history c/Pharaoh’s butler and baker, and in 
 Pharaoh himself, Gen. 40. 5, 8.141. 15. Ne¬ 
 buchadnezzar is an instance of the same among 
 the Chaldeans, Pan. 2. 1, 2, 3, See. God had 
 •very expressly forbidden his people to observe 
 dreams, and to consult those who took upon them 
 to explain them. He condemned any one to death 
 who pretended to have prophetic dreams, and to 
 foretell what was to come, though what he should so 
 foretell were to come to pass, if ajter this he would 
 engage the people in idolatry, Deut. p. 1, 2, 3, 
 &c. But they were riot forbid, when they thought 
 they had any significative dream, to address 
 themselves to the prophets of the £.ord, or to the 
 high-priest dtessed in his ephod, in order to have it 
 explained. ^ 
 
 ■Wherefore in that very place, wherein God for¬ 
 bid the Hebrew's to consult diviners, magicians, 
 and interpreters of dreams, he telh them, Ihe 
 people whose land ye are going to possess, 
 consult soothsayers and diviners ; but ye have 
 not been so taught. Ihe I.ord shall raise up 
 from the midst'’of you, and among your bre¬ 
 thren, a prophet like unto me, him ye shall 
 consult and hearken to, Deut. 18. 14, 15. 'Ihe 
 Israelites therefore were to address themselves 
 to God and his prophets, to learri the explanation 
 of their dreams, and the prediction oj things 
 to come. Saul, a little before the battle of 
 Gilboa, consulted a woman with a familiar 
 spirit, because the Lord had departed from 
 him. and would not answer him, and discover 
 the success of this war to him, neither by dreams, 
 nor by Urim, nor by prophets, 1 6am. 28. 
 6, 15. 
 
 And we find that the Lord did indeed sometimes 
 discover his will in dreams, a.nd raised up per¬ 
 sons to explain them. He informed Abimelech 
 \in a dream, that Sarah was the wife of Abra¬ 
 ham, Gen. 20. 3, 6. He shewed Jacob the 
 mysterious ladder in a dream. Gen. 28. 12, 
 13, 14. Joseph was favoured very early with 
 prophetic dreams, the signification whereof was 
 easily discovered Ay Jacob his father, Gen. .37. 
 4, 5, 6, &c. The dreams of the butler and 
 rite baker belonging to the king of Egypt, were 
 
 explained by Joseph, as well as those of Pharaoh, 
 Gen. 40. 12, 18. 141. 25. xLnd the Lord expressly 
 declares, that he would sometimes thus reveal 
 himself, Num. 12. 6. If there be a prophet 
 among you, 1 the l ord will make myself known 
 unto Iiiin in a vision, and will speak unto him 
 in a dream. In the New Testament, we read 
 that the angel of the Lord appeared unto Joseph 
 in a dreunTseveral times. Mat. 1. 20. 1 2. 19, 22. 
 And it is among the signs and effects of the 
 promulgation of the gospel, prophetically said; 
 It shall come to pass, that 1 will pour out my 
 Spirit upon all flesh ; your .sons and your daugh¬ 
 ters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream 
 dreams ; your young men shall see visions, Joel 
 
 2. 28. 'ihe prophet Jeremiah exclaims against 
 the false prophets, who pretended to have dreams, 
 Jer. 23. 25, 28, 29. Dreams are, (1) Natural, 
 Eccl. ,5. 7- (2) Divine, Gen. 28. 12. (.3) Dia¬ 
 bolical and sinful. Dent. 1.3. 1, 2. Jer. 2.3. 32. 
 
 Gen. 20. .3. God came to Abimelech in a d. 6. 
 
 31. 10. Jacob saw in a d. the rams which leaped 
 
 11. the angel of God spake to Jacob in a d. 
 
 24. God came to Laban the .Syrian in a d. 
 
 37 . 5. Joseph dreamed a d. and told it, 9, 10. 
 
 4o. 5. butler and baker dreamed a d. both of them 
 41. 7 . awoke, and behold, it was a <7. 1 Kings 15. 
 
 12. did interpret to each man according to his d. 
 
 25. Joseph said, the d. of Pharaoh is one, 26. 
 
 32. for that the d. w as doubled unto Pharaoh 
 
 Num. 12. 6 . I the I.ord will speak to him in a d. 
 Judg. 7 . 13. a man that told a d. to his fellow 
 1.5. w hen Gideon heard the telling of the d. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 5. the 1 .ord appeared to Solomon in a d. 
 .fob 2it. 8. he shall fly away as a d. and not be found 
 3.3. 15. in a d. he openeth the ears of men 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 20. as a J. when one awaketh, so, O Lord 
 Eccl. 5. .3. for a d. cometh through much business 
 Isa. 29 . 7 . nations that fight against Ariel be as a d. 
 Jer. 2.3. 28. prophet that hath a d. let him tell a d. 
 Dan. 2. 3. mv spirit was troubled to know the d. 
 
 4. tell thv servants the d. II 6. if yc shew the d. 
 
 .36. this is' the d. and we will tell the interpretation 
 
 4. 19 . my lord, the d. be to them that hate thee 
 7 . 1. Daniel had a d. then he wrote the d. 
 
 Mat. 1. 20. t.ne angel of the Lordappeared to Joseph 
 in a (1. saying, fear not to take Mary, 2. 13, 19. 
 2. 12. and being warned of God in a d. 22. 
 
 27 . 19 . I have suffered many things in a d. 
 
 D REA INI, Verb. 
 
 Psal. 126. 1. we were like them that d. 
 
 Joel 2. 28. your old men d. dreams. Acts 2. I 7 . 
 DREAMED. 
 
 Gen. 28. 12. Jacob d. |i .37. 5. Joseph d. a dream 
 
 40. 5. the officers d. |l 41.1. Pharaoh d. 15. 
 
 42. 9. Joseph remembered the dreams which he d. 
 Jer. 2.3. 25. the prophets said, I have d. I have d. 
 
 29 . 8. to your dreams which you cause to be d. 
 Dan. 2. J. Nebuchad. d. dreams, spirit w as troubled 
 
 3. the king said to them, 1 have d. a dream 
 
 DREAMER. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 19. they said, behold, this d. cometh 
 Deut. 13. 1 . if a (7. of dreams arise among you 
 3. thou slialt not hearken to that d. of dreams 
 
 5. that prophet ord. of dreams shall be put to death 
 Jer. 29. t 24. tlius spake to Shemaiah the d. 
 
 DR EAMERS. 
 
 Jer. 27 . 9. therefore hearken not to diviners nor d. 
 Jude8. those filthy d. defile fiesh, despise dominion 
 DREAMS. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 8. they hated Joseph the more for his d. 
 20. we shall see w'hat will become of his d. 
 
 41. 12. an Hebrew, and he interpreted our d. 
 
 42. 9 . Joseph remembered the d. he dreamed 
 
 1 6 am. 28. 6. the Lord answered him not by d. 15. 
 Job 7 . 14. then thou scarest me with d. and terrifiest 
 Eccl. 5. 7 . in multitude of d. are divers vanities 
 Jer. 23. 27. to forget my name with their d. 
 
 32. 1 am against them that prophesy false d. 
 
 27 . t 9. nor hearken to your d. 29. 8. 
 
 Dan. 1. 17 . Daniel had understanding in d. 5. 12. 
 Zech. 10. 2. the diviners have told false d. 
 DREAMING. 
 
 Isa. 56. 110. his watchmen are d. talking in sleep 
 DREAMETH. 
 
 Isa. 29. 8. when a hungry man d. a thirsty man d. 
 DR EGS. 
 
 Psal. 75 . 8. the d. thereof the w'icked shall drink out 
 Isa. 51. 17 . thou hast drunken the d. of the cup, 22. 
 DRESS. 
 
 Gen. 2.15. God put the man into the garden to d. it 
 18. 7 . gave it to a young man, and he hasted to d. it 
 Deut. 21. t 12. shave her head, and d. her nails 
 
 28. 39 . thou shalt plant vineyards, and d. them 
 
 2 6 am. 12. 4. to d. of his own for the way-faring man 
 
 13. 5. let 'Lamar d. the meat in my sight 
 7 . go to .Amnon's house, and d. him meat 
 
 1 Kings 17 . 12. that I may d. it for me and my son 
 18.23.1 will d. the other bullock and lay it on wood 
 25. Elijah said, d. it first, for ye are many 
 DRESSED. 
 
 Gen. 18. 8 . Abraham took the calf which he had d. 
 Lev. 7 . 9 . all that is d. in the frying pan be the priest’s 
 
 1 6am. 25. 18. Abigail took five sheep ready d. 
 
 2 ■'iam. 12. 4. but took the poor man’s lamb and d. it 
 ~10.24. Mephibosheth.sonof Saul, had not ^/. his feet 
 1 Kings 18. 26. thev d. it, and called on Raal 
 Heb 6. 7. bringetli hei bs for them by whom it is <7. 
 
 DRESSER. 
 
 Luke 1.3. 7 . then said he to the d. of the vineyard 
 DRESSE'IH. 
 
 Exod. 30. 7 . when h.e d. the lamps, he shall burn 
 DREW. 
 
 Gen. 24. 20. Rebekah d. water for his camels, 45.. 
 . 37 . 28. they d. and lifted up Joseph out of the pit 
 ,‘58. 29 . it came to pass, Zarah d. back his hand 
 Exod. 2. 10. because I d. him out of tlie water 
 16. Jethro’s daughters came and d. water 
 
 19. an Egyptian d. water enough for us 
 Josh 8. 26. for .loshua d. not his hand back 
 Judg. 8.10. there fell 120,0(K) men that d. sword 
 
 20. but the youth d. not his sword, tor he feared 
 
 Judg. 20.2. the chief of Israel 400,000 that d. sword 
 15. of Benjamin numbered 26,000 thatt7. sv^ord 
 25. all these d. the sword, .35. 
 
 37 . liers in wait d. themselves along, and smote 
 
 46. fell of Benjamin 25,0;-0 that d. the sword 
 Ruth 4. 8. buy it for thee, so he d. oft his sho.e 
 
 1 6am.7.6. Israel gathered to Mizpeh,and d. water 
 
 17 .51. David d. Goliath’s swonl out ot the sheath 
 
 2 6am. 22. 17. he sent from above, he took me, he 
 
 d. me out of many waters, Psal. 18.16. 
 
 23.16. the three mighty men d. water of the well 
 
 of Bethlehem, 1 Ghron. 11.18. 
 24.9. there were in 1 srael 800,000 that d. the sword 
 
 1 Kiuys22. .34. certain man d. a bow, 2 Chr. 18. .‘53. 
 
 2 Kings .3.26. king of Moab took 711 O that«7. sword 
 9 . 24. Jehu d. a bow with his full strength 
 
 1 Chr. 19. 16. they sent and d. forth the Syrians 
 21. 5. Israel were eleven iiundrcd thousand men 
 
 that d. sword, J udah was 470,0(X) that d. sword 
 
 2 Chron. 5.9. d. out staves of the ark, 1 Kings 8.8. 
 
 14. 8. of Benjamin that d. bows, 280,(XX) 
 
 Jer. 38. 13. they d. up leremiah with cords 
 Hos. 11.4. 1 d. them with cords of a man 
 Mat. 13.48. when full, they d. to shore, Mark 6.5.3. 
 
 26.51. Peter f7. his sword, Mark 14.47. John 18.10. 
 Luke 23. 54. tlie preparation, and the sabbath d. on 
 John 2. 9 . the servants which d. the water knew 
 
 21. 11. and d. the net to land full of fishes 
 Acts 5. 37 . and d. away much people after him 
 
 14.19. stoned Paul and d. him out of the city 
 
 16. 19 . and d. Paul and Silas into the market place 
 
 27 . the jailer d. his sword, and would have killed 
 17 . 6 . they d. Jason and certain brethren 
 
 19. 3.3. they d. Alexander out ot the multitude 
 21. .30. they took Paul and d. him out of the temple 
 
 Rev. 12. 4. his tail d. the third part of the stars 
 DREW near, or nigh. 
 
 Gen. 18.2.3. Abraham d. near and said, wilt thou 
 
 47 . 29. the time d. nigh that Israel must die 
 Exod. 14.10. when Pharaoh d. nigh Israel cried 
 
 20. 21. Moses d. near to tli| thick darkness 
 
 Lev. 9 . 5. the congregation <7. near before the Lord 
 Josh. 8. 11. all the people d. nigh before Ai 
 
 1 8am. 7 .10. the Philistines d. near to battle 
 
 9.18. .Saul d. near to Samuel in the gate 
 
 17 .16. Goliath d. if. morning and evening, 41,48. 
 40. David d. near to Goliath the Philistine 
 
 2 6am. 10.13. Joab d. nigh against the Syrians 
 18. 25. Ahimaaz came apace and d. near 
 
 Esth. 5. 2. Esther d. near and touched the sceptre 
 
 9 . 1 . the king’s decree d. near to be put in execution 
 Zeph. 3.2. she trusted not, she «7. not near to her G od 
 Mat. 21.1. and when they d. nigh to Jerusalem 
 
 .34. when the time of the fruit d. near, he sent 
 Luke 15.1. then d. near the publicans to bear him 
 25. elder son came, and as he d. nigh to the house 
 
 22.1. now the feast of unleavened bread d. nigh 
 47 . and Judas d. near to Jesus to kiss him 
 
 24.15. Jesus himself d. near, and went with them 
 
 28. they d. nigh to the village where they went 
 Acts 7 . 17 . when the time of the promise d. nigh 
 
 .31. as he d. near to behold it, the voice came 
 10. 9. as they d. nigh to the city, Peter went 
 27. 27. deemed that they d. near some country 
 DR EWE.S'L. 
 
 Lam. 3,57. thou d. near in the day that I called' 
 Drikd. 6ee after Dry. 
 
 DRINK. 
 
 Gen. 21.19. Hagar filled bottle, and gave the lad d. 
 24. 14. I will give thy camels d. also, 46. 
 
 Lev. 11. 34. all d. that may be drunk in such vessel 
 Num. 20. 8. thou shalt give the congregation d. 
 Judg. 4. 19 . sl'.e pa' e Sisera d. and covered hirn 
 Ezra .3.7. they gave meat and d. to them of Zidoii 
 Esth. 1. 7 . they gave them d. in vessels of gold 
 Psal. 78.15. he gave them d. as out of great depths 
 102. 9. for I have mingled my d. with w eeping 
 104. il. they gave d. to every beast of the field 
 Isa. .32. 6. he will cause the d. of the thirsty to fail 
 4.3. 20. rivers, to give d. to my peoide, my chosen 
 Dan. 1. + 5. the king appointed them ot his d. 10. 
 Hos. 2. 5. go after my lovers that give me my d. 
 
 4. 18. their d. is sour, they have committed 
 Hab. 2.15. w oe to him that giveth his neighbour d. 
 Ilag.t.d. ye drink, but ye are not filled with d. 
 Mat. 25. 35. I w’as thirsty, and ye gave me d. 
 
 . 37 . gave thee d. H 42. thirsty, and ye gave me norf. 
 Jo/tnA. 9. that thou, being a Jew', askest d. ot me 
 6.55.my fiesh is meat indeed, my blood is/7. indeed 
 Rom. 12. 20. if thine enemy thir.st, give him d. 
 
 14. 17 . the kingdom of God is not meat and d. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 4. an(I did all drink the same spiritual d. 
 Col. 2. 16 . let no man judge you in meat or in d. 
 6trong D RINK. 
 
 Lev. 10. 9. do not drink strong d. when ye go m 
 Num. 6. .3. N azarite separate himself from strong d. 
 Deut. 14. 26. shalt bestow' that money for strong d. 
 29 6. nor liave ye flrunk strong d. these forty yeare 
 Judg. 13. 4. Manoah’s wife not drink strong d. 7 . 14. 
 1 6am. 1.15. 1 drunk neither wine nor strong d. 
 Psal. 69. +12.1 was the song of drinkers of strong d. 
 Prov. 20.1. w'ine is a mocker, strong d. is raging 
 31.4. it is not for jirinces to drink strong d. 
 
 6. give strong d. to him that is ready to perish 
 Isa 5.11. that they may follow v/r. d. woe to them 
 00 woe to men of strength to mingle strong d. 
 24. 9 . strong d. shall be bitter to them that drink it 
 ^8 7 but they also have errefl througti strong d. 
 and they are out of the way through strong d. 
 
 29 . 9. they stagger, but not with strong d. 
 
 56. 12. come ye, we will fill ourselves with strong d. 
 Mi'c ^ 11 will prophesy to thee of wine and .v/r. rf. 
 Luke'i. 15. John shall not drink wine nor strong d. 
 DRl N K-o//eri>/,«7. 
 
 Gen. 35.14. Jacob poured a d. ofiering on the pillar 
 Exod. 29. 49. an bin of oil, and the tourth part ot 
 an bin of wine for a d. ofi'ering, i\um. 15. 5. 
 41. shalt do thereto according to the d. offering 
 .30. 9. nor shall yc pour d. ojferinn thereon 
 Lev. 23. 1.3. and therf. offering s\va\\ Ik* ot wine 
 Num 6 17 . the priest shall otler also his d. offering 
 15 7 . for a d. offer, a tliird part of an bin ot w.ne 
 
D III 
 
 Dili 
 
 D III 
 
 Njtm.'iS. 10. brill" for a o.ifcnnrjhM an bin of wine 
 Cl. Iiis'/. offentKj Hcconiinir to the manner 
 C8.10. !ie.si(ie3 tliecontinual d. olf. 15, Cl. 1 C9. 16. 
 J'a. . 57 . 6 . to them hast thoo poured a d. offering 
 fir>. 11. that furnish the d. ojterint/ to that number 
 Joel 1. 9. tlie d. ojf. is cut off from the lioiise of I.. 
 
 13. the d. off. is wit'iholden from house of (iod 
 C. 11. if lie will rciurn and leave a d. offerimj 
 1) It I N Iv offerings. 
 
 Lev. C3. 18. they shall be for a burnt offeriti" with 
 d. offerings, 37. iSiun. 0. 15.1 C8. ."I. | CO. 11, 18, 
 19, Cl, Cl, .30, .33, . 37 , 39. 
 Jffvm. C8.14. their rf. off. sh.all be half an bin of wine 
 Dent. 3C. .38. ami thank the wine of their d. offer. 
 
 1 CAi. C9. Cl. offeretl with their d. off. 2 C/ir. 29. 35. 
 Lzra 7- 17 . hiiy speedily meat-offerin"s and d. off. 
 J*sal. 16 . 1. their d. offer, of blood will I not offer 
 Ler. 7 . 18. and to pour out d. offerings to other gods 
 to provoke me to anger, 19. 13. 1.32. 29. 
 
 44. 17 . pouroutt/. off. to queen of heaven, 18,19,25. 
 Lzek. CO. 28. there they poured out their d. offer. 
 
 45. 17 . prince’s part to give d. offerings in the feasts 
 
 1) It INK. 
 
 Te tlrink signifies to drink liqnor moderately, for 
 the satisfying of thirst, Kum. 6. .3. Kutli 2.9. 
 jSometinics it signifies to drink plentifully, libe¬ 
 rally, and largely, so as to be meny, bat not to ex¬ 
 cess or drnnkenness : Thus it is said, (ien. 4.3. .34. 
 that .Toseph’s brethren drank and were merry 
 ■u ith liim : The Hebrew icord here used often sig¬ 
 nifies to drink to excess; but it is not to he sup- 
 gmsed that .1 acob’s sons should forget themselves so 
 Jar upon this occasion, as to he icanting in that de¬ 
 cency and respect u luch they owed to one so con¬ 
 siderable as .loseph, u'hom as yet they knew not to 
 be their brother. And in .lohn 2. 10. Kyery man 
 at the beginning doth set forth good wine ; and 
 when men have well drunk, then that which is 
 ■worse; but thou hast kept tlie good wine until 
 now. It is incredible that our Saviour waited till 
 the guests icere druid-, in order to perform the 
 miracle which he iciought at Cana in their favour. 
 And in 1 Cor. 11. 21. One is hungry, and another 
 is drunken, that is. One wants, and the other 
 abounds ; 'I'be pioor Christians were hungry, 
 zihile the richer sort had too much, and fared 
 liberally. To drink, in other parts of Scripture, 
 is often taken in an odious sense, for drinking to 
 excess, for being intoxicated -with liquor: Gen. 
 
 9. 21. Koah drank of the wine, and was drunk¬ 
 en, and he w'as uncovered in his tent, l.ot’s 
 two daughters made their father drink to excess, 
 and both proved with child by him, Gen. 19. 32, 
 3.3, cVc. 
 
 Our Saviour says in the go.spel. If any man thirst, 
 let him come unto me and drink, John 7 . .37. If 
 any man have a desire after spiritual blessings, 
 let him come unto me by faith, and he shall par¬ 
 take largely of my refreshing grace, xhid he tells 
 the woman of Samaria, John 4. 14. Whosoever 
 drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall 
 never thirst. 11 kosoever partakes of the graces 
 of the Holy Spirit, which I have to bestow, and 
 do offer in the gospel, he shall never desire and 
 jiursue worldly things as his chief happiness. It 
 is said, .Tob 15. 16. That the wicked drinketh 
 iniquity like water. Besides his natural prone- 
 iiess to sin, he has contracted habits and customs 
 of sinning, so that he sinneth as readily, greedily, 
 and delightfully, as men used to drink up water, 
 especially in those hot countries. And Tlihii 
 says, .Job 34. 7 . ^yhat man is like Job, who 
 drinketh up scorning like water? IVho with 
 greediness and delight breaks forth into scornful 
 and contemptuous expres.sions, not only against 
 his friends, but in some .sort even against God 
 himself, whom he insolently charges with rigorous 
 dealing, llab-shakeh says, that Hezekiah de¬ 
 signed to persuade the .lews into a re.solution of 
 holding out the siege of .Jerusalem, that .so he 
 might reduce them to the necessity of drinking their 
 own urine ; that is, of exposing them.selves to the 
 utmost extremities of a siege, 2 Kings 18. 27. 
 Solomon exhorts his disciple, Prov. 5. 15. to 
 drink water out of his own cistern ; that is, 
 to content himself with the lawful pleasures of 
 marriage, without thinking on that which was 
 prohibited by the law. To eat and drink is used 
 in Eccl. 5. 18. to signify people's pijoying them¬ 
 selves, using the good things of this lije liberally 
 and decently / and not with penuriousness, which 
 IS base and dishonourable : It is good and comely 
 for one to eat and drink, and to enjov the good 
 of all his labour. It is said in INI at.'ll. 18, 19. 
 John enme. neither eating nor drinking; that is, 
 he did not live in the commen and ordinary 
 manner, as other men did, but used a mean 
 and peculiar diet: hut the Son of man came eat¬ 
 ing and drinking ; using such a diet as other 
 men did, and conversing freely and sociably with 
 all sorts. 
 
 Sennacherib says in 2 Kings 19. 24. Isa. . 37 . 25. 
 I have digged and drunk strange waters, and 
 with the sole of my feet have 1 dried up all 
 the rivers of besieged places. 1 have brought 
 water to places -where there -was none before, to 
 supply my army : and I have drunk up the water 
 belonging to the people through whose country 
 I have marched my armies; I have exhausted 
 their wells and their cisterns. The prophet .lere- 
 miah upbraids the .lews -with having had re¬ 
 course iw Egypt for muddy water, to drink; and 
 with haling addressed themselves to the Assyri¬ 
 ans, that they might drink the water of their 
 ttiyer ; that is, with having sought for the water 
 oj Kile in Egypt, and the -water of Euphrates in 
 Assyria; thereby describing the assistance of 
 these two petple, which the Jew s sought for. Jer. 
 
 . 2 . 18 . o j . 
 
 To drink blood, signifies to be satiated u'iih slaugh¬ 
 ter, Ezek. 39. 18. Ye shall drink the blood of 
 the princes of the earth; ye shall put them to 
 120 
 
 death. Tavid refused to drink the water which 
 the three valiant men of his army went and pro¬ 
 cured f T him at the hazard of their lives ; say- 
 inp, (,od forbid that I should drink the blood 
 of these men ; but he poured it out unto the 
 Eord, as a kind if dt ink-oficring. and acknow- 
 lidgment of (jod's goodness in preserving the lives 
 III' Jus captains- in so dangerom an enterprise, 2 
 .Sam. 2.3. 16 , 17 . lo buy water to drink, and 
 to drink water by measure, denote the utmost 
 scarcity and extreme desolation, Lam. 5. 4. Ezek. 
 4.,11. 
 
 God's judgments are often in scripture expressed 
 under the notion of a clip of string and nitoxi 
 eating drink : and the suffering or enduring if 
 these, is set out under the notion of drinking such 
 a cup. tSee t.'ui’. In (he liami of the Lord 
 tliere is a cup, and the wine is red, tlie dregs 
 thereof all the wicked of the earth shall <;nok 
 them, 75 . 8. I bon bast made us to di'ink 
 tlie wine of astonishment, Psal. 60. .3. 'J'hou 
 hast filled us -with horror and astonishment, a 
 if we had drunk some poisonoivs wine. .Stand uj), 
 () Jeruu/lem, which bast (Iruiik at the hand tit 
 the Lord the cup of his fury : Hear now this, 
 thou afflicted and drunken, liut not with wine, 
 Jsa. 51 . 17 . OJ. j .^^ill fill the kings, the iiriests, 
 the prophets, and all tlie inhabitants of Jerusa¬ 
 lem, with drunkenness, Jer. 1.3. 1.3. that is, -with 
 the Witte if terror mid astonishment, hy reason 
 if those grievous calamities that shall come upon 
 them, and which will put them to their icit's 
 end. And in l-zek. 2.3. 33. Thou shall he tilled 
 with drunkenness and sonow. liee Ohad. 16. 
 Lev. 14. 10 . 
 
 Di ijik is put for, d) The hlocd cf Christ, John 6. 
 55. (2) ISpiritunl delight. Cant. 8. 2. (.3) Af- 
 
 fiictions, ;\lat. 20. 23. (4) The wrath of God, 
 
 Job 21. 20. Itev. 14. 10. (5) Greedy desire. Job 
 
 15. 16. 
 
 Ge«. 24. 14. letmei/. 17,45. I' 18. d. my lord, 46. 
 30. .38. Jie set rods when the floc ks came to d. 
 
 Exod. 15.24. people murmured, what shall we d. 
 .32. 20. Closes made tlie children of Israel d. of it 
 
 I. ev. 10. 9 . do not d. wine nor strong d. lest ye die 
 A lim. 6. 3. neither shall he d. liquor of grapes 
 .hidg. 7 . 5 . that howeth down on his knees to d. 
 Ruth 2. 9 . when athirst, go to the vessels and d. 
 
 2 Kffw. 23. 16. three mighty men drew water, hnt 
 David would not d. thereof, 17.1 Chr. 11. 18, 19 . 
 1 h ings 17 . 4. that thou slialt d. ot the brook 
 Esth. 3. 15. the king and Hainan sat down to d. 
 
 7- + 1. the king and Hainan came to d. with I'.sther 
 JciiCl. 20. he shall i/. the wrath of the Almighty 
 Rs. 36. 8. make them d. of the river of thy pleasures 
 60. 3. made us to d. the wine of astonishment 
 69 . 21. in my thirst they gave me vinegar to d. 
 
 75 . 8. the w icked of the earth shall d. them 
 78. 44. their rivers info blood, they could not</. 
 80. 5. thou gavest them tears to d. 
 
 110. 7- he shall d. of the brook in the way 
 Rrov^ 4. 17 . for tliey d. the wine of violence 
 .31. 5. lest they d. and forget the law, and pervert 
 
 7 . letjiim d. and forget his poverty 
 Cant. 5. 1. d. j'ea, d. abundantly, O beloved 
 La. 24. 9. strong drink bitter to them that d. it 
 51. 22. thou slialt no more d. it again 
 62. 9. they shall d. it in tlie courts of m 3 ’ holiness 
 
 65.13. my servants shall d. lint ye shall be thirsty 
 Jer. 16. 7- nor give the enp of consolation to d. 
 
 2.3. 15. and make them d. the water of gall 
 
 25. 15. cause nations, to whom 1 send thee, to d. it 
 
 16. and the 3 ’ shall d. and be moved. ^> 0(1 he mad 
 17 • then 1 took the cup, and made al 1 nations to d. 
 
 27 . d. 3 e, and be drunken, and spue, and fall 
 
 28. thus saith the l.crd, ye shall certainly rf. 
 
 35.14. to tliis day they d. none, but ol)e 3 ' father’s 
 49 . 12. the 3 - whose judgment was not to d. of the 
 
 cup, shall not go unpunished, shall surely d. of it 
 F.zek. 4.11. d. b 3 -measure, from time to timeshalti/. 
 
 23. .32. thou shall d. of sister's cup deep and large 
 34. 19. the\’ d. that which ye have fouled 
 IJan. 5. 2. that his concubines might d. therein 
 Amos 4. 1. sav’ to their masters, bring, and let us d. 
 Gbad. 16. so shall all the lieathen d. continuall 3 % 
 yea, they shall d. and shall swallow down 
 llab. 2. 16. d. thou, let thy foreskin he uncovered 
 Hag. 1. 6. -y&d. hiit 3 'e are not lilled with drink 
 Z.ech. 9 .15. and they shall d. and make a noise 
 flat. 10. 42. whoso shall give to d. to one of these 
 20.22. are 3 'e able to d. otthe cup that 1 shall d. of, 
 and he baptized with the baptism Jiark 10. 38. 
 
 23. ye shall d. indeed of my cup, Mark 10. 39. 
 
 26. 27 . he gave them the cup, sav ing, rf. ye all of it 
 
 29. I say, I will not d. hencefortli till that day 
 w hen 1 y. it new with you, Iklark 14. 25. Luke 22.18. 
 
 42. it cup may not pass except I rf. thy will bedone 
 
 27 . 34. gave him vinegar to d. mingled with gall 
 48. one filled a spunge with vinegar, and jiut it 
 
 on a reed, and gave him to d. Mark 15. 36. 
 Mark 16. 18. if they d. any deadl 3 - thing, not hurt 
 Jobnjt. \0. who it is that saith to thee, give me to d. 
 7 . . 37 . if any man thirst, let him come to me and d. 
 18.11. cuj)my father hath givenme,shall ! notrf..'' 
 
 1 I ’er. 10.4. and did all d. the same spiritual drink 
 
 21. ye cannot d. the cup of the I ord and of devils 
 
 II. 25. tliis do, as oft as v’e d. in remembrance of ine 
 
 12. 13. and have been all made to d. into one spirit 
 
 DH 1 K K water, or -waters. 
 
 Gen. 24. 43. give me a little of thv' pitcher fo d. 
 
 l-.xod. 7 . 18. shall lothe to d. water of the river, 21. 
 
 24. digged round about the river for water to d. 
 
 15. 23. they could not d. of the waters of Marah 
 
 17 . 1. there was no -water for the people to d. 
 
 6. shall come water out of it, that they may d. 
 finni. 5. 24. cause woman to d. bitter water, 26, 27. 
 20. 5. neither is there any water to d. 33. 14. 
 
 17 . nor vvill we rf. of the rriz/er of the wells, 21. 22. 
 Vent. 2.6. buy water for mone 3 ’, that ye may d. 28. 
 Judg. 4. 19. give me a little -water to d. 1 am thirsty 
 
 7 . 6. the rest bowed upon tlieir knees to rf. water 
 1 Sam. 30.11. and tliey made the Egyptian d. water 
 
 1 Sam. 23.15. David said, give me to d. of the water 
 ot the well of Beth-lehem, 1 Cliron. 11 . 17 . 
 
 1 Kings 13.8. nor wi 1 1 eat l;read, nor d. -water, j. 
 
 17 . 10. fetch a litth- -water in a vessel that 1 may d. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 17 . valley lilled with -water tliatye ina 3 d. 
 
 18. 31.^/. everyone aic/rerjof his cistern, Isa. '.‘Ai. 16. 
 J:b 22. 7- thou hast not given water to weaiy to d. 
 Rrov. 5. 15. d. waters out of thine own cistern 
 
 25. 21. it thy enemy he thirsty, give him water to d. 
 Jer . 2. 18. (0 d. the -waters or .'•ihor, wat< rs of river 
 
 8 . 14. Ixtrd hath given us -water of gall lo d. 9.15. 
 I zck. 4. II. thou shall d. ‘Water hy measure, 16. 
 
 12 . 18. son ot mail, d. ( 63 ' -water witli trembling 
 
 19. they shall i/. thffa-water with astonishment 
 31. 14. all tlieir trees tliat water, 16. 
 
 Him. 1. 12. give us jiulse to eat, and water to d. 
 xlmos 4. 8^ wandereit to d. water, were not satislied 
 Jonah 3. 7- let them not teed nor d. water 
 Mark 9. 41. vv ho sliall give you a cup of water to d. 
 
 4. 7 . Jesus saith to her, give me -water to d. 
 
 1 lim.b. 2.3. rf. no longer zcaZe/ , hut use a little wine 
 drink, with -wine. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 32. let us make our father d. wine, 34. 
 
 .33. and they made their father d. wine, .‘15. 
 
 I. ev. 10 . 9. nor d. -wine when ve go into tabernacle 
 Aum. 6. 3. the N azarite shall d. no vinegar of wine 
 
 20. after that the .N azarite ina 3 ' d. wine 
 
 Vent.‘Ji.3'j. thou shall plant vine 3 ards, hut shall not 
 jk- ot the wine, nor gather ilic grapes, ./mw 5.11. 
 Judg. 13. 4. Manoah's wile mightrf. no wine,", 14. 
 
 ‘wine, that such as be faint may d. 
 k sal. 60. 3. iiast made us d. the wine of astonishment 
 1 rov. 4. 17. tor they d. the wine of violence 
 
 9. 5. and <Z. ot the wine w hich 1 have mingled 
 31. 4. it_is not for kings, G I.emuel, to d. -wine 
 
 J-.ccl.Q. 7 . go and d. tly wine with a merry heart 
 Glint. H. 2. 1 would cause thee to d. of spiced wine 
 Jsa. 5. 22. woe to them that are mighty tod. wine 
 24. 9 . they shall not d. -wine with a song 
 62. 8._the sons ot the stranger shall not d. thy -wine 
 Jer. .35. 2. go and give the Kechabites wine to d. 
 
 6 . we w ill d. no-wipe, 36 shall d. no -wine for ever 
 I^zek. 44. 21. neither shall any priest rf. wine when 
 Han. 1. 16. took away the wine that they should d. 
 Joel 3. 3. the 3 ' have sohj a girl for w ne to d. 
 xJmosQ. 8. they d. the wine of the condemned 
 12. but ye gave the K azai ites aiwe to d. 
 
 6. 6. tliat d. wine in lio'it Is, and anoint themselve.s^ 
 
 9 . 14. shall plant vineyards, and d. wine tl.ereot 
 jMic. 6. 15. hut shall not d. wine, Aeph. 1. 13. 
 d/«rEl5.23.gave him tod. mingled with in 3 Trb 
 Luke 1. 15. .lohn sl.all d. neither -wine nor strong 
 Rom. 14. 21. it is not good to eat tiesli orrf. wine 
 Rev. 14. 8. slie made all nations d. of the wine 
 
 10. same shall d. of the wine of the w rath of God 
 „ DRlKKEK.'s. 
 
 Psal. 69. t 12. the song of tlie d. of strong drink 
 Joel 1. 5. awake, and liow 1, all ve d. of wine 
 DillKK^.” 
 
 Ileb. 9. 10. which stood only in meats, and d. and 
 
 divers washings 
 
 DRINKETH, 
 
 Gen. 44. 5. is not tliis it in which m 3 ’ lord d. ? 
 
 Dent. 11.11. the land d. w ater of the rain of heaven 
 Job 6. 4. the poison w hereof up my spirit 
 
 15. 16. how !iltli 3 ’ is man, who d. iniq. like water? 
 34. 7. like Job w ho d. up scorning like water 
 
 4U. 23. behold, he d. up a river, and hasteth not 
 J-'rov. 26. 6 . he that sencieth 63 ' a fool d. damage 
 Isa. 29 . 8. he d. hut he awaketh, and he is faint 
 44. 12. the smith, he d. no water and is faint 
 Mark 2. 16 . how is it that he d. with publicans ? 
 John 4. 13. w hosoever d. of tliis water shall tliirst 
 14_. whosoever d. of w ater that 1 shall give him 
 6 ^ 51. whoso d. m 3 ’ blood, liath eternal life 
 56. that d. 1113 ’ blood dwelleth in me, and 1 in liitn 
 1 Cor. 11. 29 . iie that rf. unworthily d. damnation 
 Ileb. 6 . 7 . lor the earth which </. in the rain 
 DRINKING. 
 
 Gen. 24. 19. water for camels till tlie 3 ’ have done d. 
 
 22. as camels had done d. tlie man took an ear-ring 
 Ruth 3.3. til Eoaz have done eating anti d. 
 
 1 Ram. 3i>. 16. they were eating and d. and dancing 
 1 Kings -1. 20. Judah and isiael were many, d. 
 
 10. 21. Solomon’s d. vessels of -old, 2 Chr. 9. 20. 
 
 16. 9 . Elah was d. CO. 12. I'enliadad was d. 16, 
 
 1 Citron. 12 . 39 . with David three <iays eating and rf. 
 Esth. 1.8. d. w as according to the law, none compel 
 Job 1. 13. his sons and daughters were d. 18. 
 
 Isa. 22. 13. and behold, eating tlesh, and d. wine 
 Mat. 11. 18. for John came neither eating nor d. 
 
 and they say, he hath a devil, I.uke ~. 33. 
 
 19 . Son of man came eating and d. Luke 7. 31. 
 
 24. 38. they were eating and d. till the Hood came 
 Luke 10. 7 . eating and d. such things as the 3 ’ give 
 Col. 2. 116. let no man judge you tor eating or d. 
 
 DRIVE. 
 
 Exod. 6.1; with a strong hand shall he d. them out 
 23.28. will seni^hornets, w Inch shall fZ. out Hivite 
 
 29 . I will not (/. them out before thee in one year 
 
 30. by little and little 1 will «. them out betore 
 
 31. and thou shall d. them out before thee 
 33. 2. 1 w ilirf. out the ('aiiaanite, the Amorife 
 .31.11. behold 1 c'. out before thee the Amorite 
 
 K um. 22 . 6 . that 1 may d. them out of tlie land 
 Jl. 1 ma 3 ' he able to overcome and d. them out 
 33. 52. then shall 3 erf.out all the inhabitants 
 55. hut it ye will not rf. out the inhabitants 
 Dtut. 4. ;18. to rf. out nations from before thee, 
 greater and miglitier than tliee. 9. 4.5. Josh. 3.10. 
 9 . 3. so slialt thou rf. them out and liestroi them 
 
 II. 23. then will tlie Lord rf. out these nations 
 18. 12. 1 ord tl'.y God doth rf. thein out before thee 
 
 Josh. 13. 6. them will i rf. out from before Israel 
 
 14. 12. tlien 1 shall he able to rf. them out, as I.. said 
 
 15. 63. the children of Judah could not rf. them out 
 
 17 . 12. the cliildren of Manasseh could notrf. out 
 
 13. hut did not utterly rf. them out, Judg. 1. 28. 
 
 18. for thou slialt rf. out the I 'anaaiiites 
 
 23. 5. the Eord shall rf. them out of your sight 
 13. the J.ord will no more rf. out, .Tudg. 2. 3, £1. 
 Judg. 1.19. J udah could not rf. inhabitants of mount 
 
D RO 
 
 DRU 
 
 DRY 
 
 Judfh 1.21. Benjamin did not d. out the Tebusites 
 1 > 7 . IVianasseh d. |1 2y. Knliraim H 30. Zebulun 
 31. Asher |1 33. aplifali did not d. out 
 11 . 24 .'\honi the [.ord ourCmd shall rf. out 
 C Kingx 4. 24. d. so torv. anl, slack not ridins tor me 
 £ VJiri.n. 20. 7. 'clio didst d. out the inhabitants 
 ~Job 18.11. tenors shall make atraid, and d. to feet 
 + 18. be shall d. him irom li^ht info darkness 
 24. 3 . they d. away the ass of'the fatherless 
 f’sal. 44 . 2 . how thou didst d. out the heathen 
 08 . 2 . as smoke is driven away, so d. them away 
 Prov. 22 . 15. but nal of correction shall d. it away 
 Jsa.Q". 19. and 1 will d. thee from thy station 
 Jer. 24. 9. to be a cuise whither 1 shall d. them 
 £ 7 . 10 . that 1 should d. you out, and ye perish, 15. 
 4t). 15. they stood not, ttecause Lord did d. them 
 pzei. 4 . 13. among Gentiles, w hither I w ill d. them 
 JXauA. 25. and they shall d. thee from men,32. 
 
 Ih s. 9.15. 1 will (I. fheni out of my house 
 Joe/ 2. 20. I w ill rf. the northern army into a land 
 Ztp/i. 2. 4. they shall d. out Aslido.i at noon-day 
 Acts 27 . 15. theshii) was caught, we let herd/. 
 
 Gal. 5. f 7. ye did run well, who did d. you back ? 
 DKIVEISL 
 
 Ge>i. 4. 14. behold, thou hast d. me out this day 
 pxod. 10 .11. they were d. from Pharaoh’s presence 
 22 . 10 , the beast be d. away, no man seeing it 
 Lev. 20. t 36. sound of a d. leaf shall chase them 
 Mini. .32.21. tdl he have d. out enemies before him 
 Deut.^. 19. lest thou shouldest bee. to worship them 
 30. 1. whither the Lord thy (jO(i hath d. thee 
 4 . if any of them be d. out to the utmost parts 
 Josh. 23. 9. the Lord hath d. out great nations 
 1 Sam. 26. 19. for they have d. me out this day 
 Joh 6. 13. and iswisdo.-.i d. quite from me? 
 
 13. 25. wilt thou break a leaf d/. to and fro ? 
 
 18. 18. he shall bed/, from light into darkness 
 30. 5 . they were d. forth from among men 
 
 Psa/. 40.14. let them be d. backward that w isli evil 
 68 . 2 . as smoke is d. away, so drive them away 
 114. 3. sea saw' it and tied, .Iordan w as d. back, 5. 
 Prov. 14. 32.. wicked is d/. away in his wickedness 
 Peel. 3. t 15. God requireth that which is d. away 
 La. 8 . 22 . and they shall be d. to darkness 
 
 19. 7 - ev{!iy thing sown by the brooks be d. away 
 41. 2 . lie gave them as d. stubble to his bow 
 
 Jer.a. 3. who lemain in all the places whither 1 
 haved/. them, 23. 3,8. I 29. 14, 18. I .32. .37. 
 16. 15. from all the lands w hither he had d. them 
 23. 2 . ye have d. them away, and have not visited 
 12 . they shall be d. onand'fall therein 
 40. 12. out of all places whither they were d. 4.3.5. 
 46 . 28. a full end of nations whither 1 have d. thee 
 
 49. 5. ye shall be d. out every man right forth 
 
 50. 17- Israel, the lions have d. him away' 
 
 Lzek. 31.11. I have d. him out for his wickedness 
 
 34. 4. nor brought again, which was d. away, 16. 
 Pan. 4. 33. and he was d. from men, 5. 21 . 
 
 9 . 7 . thro’ all countries whither thou hast d. them 
 Hos. 13. .3. as the chaft that i.s d. with the whirlwind 
 JU/f. 4. 6 . I will gather her that was d. Zeph. 3.19. 
 Luke 8 . 29. he was d. of the devil into the wilderness 
 Acts 27- 17- they strakesail, and so were n. 
 
 27. we w'ere d. up and clow n in Adria at midnight 
 Jam. 1 . 6 . islikeawave of the sead/. with the wind 
 3. 4. the ships though gieat are d. of tierce winds 
 DIG VEIL 
 
 1 Kings 22. 34. Ahab said to the d/. of his chariot 
 lob 39. 7- nor regardeth the crying of th.ed/. 
 
 DRIVE 111. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 20 . driving is like lehu, for he d. furiously 
 Psal. 1 .4. ungodly like chafl w hich wind d. aw ay 
 Prov. 25. 23. the north w ind d. away rain 
 
 Mark 1.12, the spirit d/. him into the w ilderness 
 DHIVllSG. 
 
 Jvdg. 2 . 23. Lord left without d. them out hastily 
 £ Kings 9. 20 . and the d. is like the d. of .lehu 
 1 C/iry 7 j. 17 . 21 by d. out nations before thy people 
 DROMEDARY 
 
 Is a sort of camel; It is culled Dromedary' from 
 the Greek, dpefias, 1 rvn, by reason of its tvn- 
 ning vety swiftly. ProuMidraxes are smaller than 
 common camels, slenderer, and more nimble. 
 Upon their backs they have a kind of natvral 
 saddle, which is composed of a great deal of hair, 
 that stands np, and forms as it were a large bunch. 
 In eastern countries, when persons would go any 
 where toith speed, they generally make use of Dro¬ 
 medaries. It is said that they can go an hundred 
 miles in a day with them ; nay, some ajfirm, that 
 there are some which will itavel an hundred and 
 fifty miles in a day. 
 
 There are two sorts of dromedaries, one of a larger 
 kind, with two bunches upon its back; the other 
 lesser, with only one. Path are very common in 
 the western parts of Asia, such as Syria, aiid 
 Arabia. 'I'hat which hath but one huncji upon its 
 back, is more commonly called camel; the other 
 is named dromedary. They are both capable of 
 very great fatigues ; their hair is soft, and shorn, 
 but about the middle of their backs, camels have 
 a little eminence covered with hair, a Joot high 
 upon their hunch; and dromedaries have two 
 hunches, and two eminences of hair, which, how¬ 
 ever, are very small; and if it he rightly con¬ 
 sidered, dromedaries and camels are no more 
 hunch-backed than other animals. They have no 
 fangers and fore-teeth; they have no horn upm 
 their feet, for they are only covered with a fieshy 
 skin. It is .said, that when they drink, they disturb 
 the water with their feet: some believe they do this 
 to make the water heavier, that it may continue 
 longer in their stomachs. 'I'hey are sain to drink 
 a great deal, and keep it a long time, against their 
 being thirsty afterwards; nay, some will have it 
 that travellers upon pressing necessities open their 
 stomachs, take out the water contained in them, 
 and satisfy their thirst w ith it: The stomach of 
 these creatures is composed of four ventricles, and 
 tn the second there ate several mouths which open 
 a passage into about twenty cavities made like sacks, 
 that serve them for con.servatories of water. 
 
 Jer. 2. 2.3. thou art a swift d. traversing her ways 
 DRUM EDARIES. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 28. they brought barley and straw' for d. 
 Est/i. 8 . 10 . and sent letters by riders on young d. 
 Isa. 60 . 6 . d. of jVfidian and l.phah shall cover thee 
 DROP. 
 
 Isa. 40. 15. the nations are as the d. of a bucket 
 DROP, Verb. 
 
 Dent. 32. 2. my doctrine shall d. as the rain 
 .33. 28. also heavens shall d. down dew, Prov. 3. 20. 
 Job .36. 28. w hich clouds do </. and distil u|)on man 
 Psal. 65.11. crow nest year, and thy paths d. tafness 
 12. they d. on the pastures of the wilderness 
 Prov. 5. 3. lips of a strange woman d. as honey- 
 
 comh 
 
 Cant. 4.11. thy lips, my siwuse, d. as the honey-comb 
 Isa. 45. 8. d. down, ye heavens, trom above 
 Eze/-.20.46.</. thy wcird toward south, and j)rophesy 
 21.2. d. thy word low ard holy places and prophesy 
 Joel'.\. 18. the mountains shall d. down new wine, 
 and the hills shall Ilow' with milk, Amos t). 1.3. 
 Amo.sf. 16 . </. not thy w ord against the house of Isaac 
 Mic. 2. t 6. d. not, say they to them that jirophesy 
 DROPPED. 
 
 .Tudg. 5. 4. the heavens d. the clouds also d. w'ater 
 
 1 ‘'am. 14. 26. were come into wood, behold honey d. 
 
 2 Ham. 21.10. till water d. on them out of heaven 
 Job 29. 22. and my speech d. upon them 
 
 P.sal. 68.8. the heavens also d. atthe presence of God 
 Cant. 5. 5. my hantis d. with myrrh, and lingers 
 DROPPEIH. 
 
 Psal. 119 . + 28. my soul d. for heaviness, strengthen 
 Eccl. 10. 18. through idleness the house </. through 
 DROPPIISG, 8. 
 
 Prov. 19. 13. a foolish son is calamity, and the con¬ 
 tentions of a wife are a continual d. 27. 15. 
 Cant. 5. 13. his lips d. sweet-smelling myrrh 
 Amos 6.111. 1 will smite the great house w ith d. 
 DROPS.' 
 
 Job .36. 27 . he maketh small the d. of water 
 .38. 28. or w ho hath begotten the d. of the dew ? 
 Cant. 5. 2. and my locks w ith the d. of the night 
 Luke 22. 44 his sweat was as great d. of blood 
 DROPSY. 
 
 Luke 14. 2. there was a man before him, w ho had d. 
 DROSS. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 119 . thou puttest aw ay the wicked like d. 
 Prov. 25. 4. take away the d. from the silver 
 26. 23. are like a jtotsherd covered with silver d. 
 La. 1.22, silver is become d. wine mixed w ith water 
 25. 1 w'ill purely purge away thy d. and thy fin 
 Ezek. 22. 18. house of Israel is to me become d. 19 . 
 DROVE, S. 
 
 Gen. 32.16. every d. by themselves, and said, pass 
 over before me, and put a space betwixt d. and d. 
 
 19 . so comma.nded he all that followed the d. 
 
 .33.8. what meanest thou by all this d. which I met ? 
 
 DROVE, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 3 . 24. so God d. out the man, and he placed 
 at the east of the garden of I'den cherubims 
 15.11. when the fow Is came, Abram d. them away 
 En d. 2. 17 . the shepherds came and d. them away 
 Num. 21 . .32. they d. out the Amoi ites that were thei e 
 Jo.At. 15. 14. Caleb <•/. thence the sons of Anak 
 1 Chr. 8 . 13. who d. away the inhabitants of Gath 
 Uab. . 3 . 6 . he beheld, and d. asunder the nations 
 John 2. 15. he d. them all out of the temple 
 DROUGH I . 
 
 Gen. 31. 40. thus 1 w as, in the day d. consumed me 
 Dent. 8. 15. wherein were fiery serpents and d. 
 
 28. t 22. the I ord shall smite thee w ith the d. 
 
 .lob 24. 19 . d. and heat consume the snow' waters 
 Psal. .32. 4. my moisture is turned into d. of summer 
 Isa. 58. 11. the J,ord shall satisfy thy soul in d. 
 
 Jer. 2. 6 . the I.ord that bi ought us thro’ a land o\'d. 
 17 . 8 . and shall not be careful in the year of d. 
 
 50. 38. a d. is upon her waters, they shall be dried 
 Uos. 13. 5. I did know thee in the land of great d. 
 Hag. 1. 11. and 1 called fora d. upon the land 
 
 DROWTs. 
 
 Cant. 8. 7 . cannotquench love, nor can floods d. it 
 1 Tim. 6. 9 . into foolish lusts, thatrf. men in perdition 
 DRONV N ED. 
 
 Exod. 15. 4. his chosen captains are d. in the Bed sea 
 rlnios 8. 8. it shall be d. as by flood of 1'gy pt, 9. 5. 
 Mat. 18. 6. better lie were d. in the midst of the .sea 
 lieb. 11. 29 . which the Egyptians assaying to do, 
 
 [wei e d. 
 
 DROWSINESS. 
 
 Prov. 2.3. 21. and d. shall clothe a man with rags 
 DRUNK. 
 
 Lev. 11. .34. all drink that may be d. shall be 
 
 [unclean 
 
 Vent. 29 . 6. have not eaten bread, nor//, wine 
 .32. 42. I will make mine arrows d. with blood 
 Jvdg. 15.19. w ben Samson bad d. Spirit came again 
 Ruth 3 . 7 . w ben Roaz had eaten and d. he went to he 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 9 . Hannah rose up after they d. in Shilcli 
 15. 1 have d. neitlier wine nor strong drink 
 
 2 Sam. 11.13. David made I riah d. and lie went out 
 
 1 Kings\?>. 22. and hast eaten bread and d. w ater 
 16. 9. as Blab was in 1 irzah, drinking himself d. 
 
 20. it). Henhadad was drinking himself (/. inpavil. 
 
 2 Kings 0. £3. fl'.ey liad eaten and d. sent them away 
 19.24. have digged and d. strange w aters. La. 37.25. 
 
 Cant. 5. 1. 1 have d. my wine w ith niy milk 
 Isa. 43. 1 24. nor hast tiiou made me d. w'ith the fat 
 
 51. 17 . which hast d. the cup of his fury 
 63. 6. and 1 will make them d. in my tiiry' 
 
 Jer. 46. 10. sword shall be made d. with their blood 
 51. . 57 . 1 will make d. her princes and her wise men 
 Ezek. 34. 18. and to liave d. of the deep waters 
 Dan. 5.23. thou and thy concubines have d. in them 
 Obad. 16 . as ye have d. upon my lioly mountain 
 I.nke 5. . 39 . no man liaving d. old wine desires new 
 1.3. 26. we have eaten and d. in thy presence 
 John 2. 10. when men have well d. tlien worse 
 Eph. 5. 18. be not d. witli wine wherein is excess 
 Rev. 17 .2. made d. with the wine of lier fornication 
 18. .3. for all nations have d. of tlie w ine Of wratli 
 DRUNKARD. 
 
 Dent. 21. 20. this our son is a glutton and a d. 
 
 Prov. 2.3.21. for d. and gktrtonshall come to poverty 
 £6. 9 . as a thorn goeth up into the hand ot a d. 
 
 Isa. 24. 20. the earth shall reel to and fro like at/. 
 
 1 Cor. 5.11. with ahrotlier a fornicator 01 at/, eat not 
 DRUNKARDS. 
 
 Psal. 09. 12. and 1 w as the song;' of flte d. 
 
 La. 28. 1. woe to pride, to the d. of i- phiaim, 3. 
 Ezek.‘23. t42. d. were hrouglit from the w ildernes.s 
 Joel 1. 5.awake, ye d. and weep, howl, ye drinkers 
 JS'ah. 1. 10. and while they are drunken as d. 
 
 1 Cor. 6.10. nor d. shall inherit the kingdom of Gou 
 .''ee on Du 1 n K. 
 
 DItUN KEN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 21. Noali was d. and he w'as uncovered 
 Dent. 29 . tl9. to add the d. to the thirsty 
 1 Sam. 1. 13. Eli thought Hannah had been d. 
 
 14. Eli said to her, bow long wilt thou be d.? 
 
 25. .36. N abal's heart w as merry, for he w as v ery t/. 
 Jot) 12 . 25. to stagger like a d. man, PhJ. 1 p 7 . 27 . 
 Isa. 19-14. as a t/. man staggereth in bi.s 'omit 
 29. 9 . they are d. but not w ith wine, 51. 21. 
 
 34.+ 7 . and their land shall be d. with blood 
 49 . 26. they shall be d. with their own blood 
 51. 17 . thou liast d. the dregs of cup of treinbling 
 Jer. 23. 9. my bones shake, 1 am like a d. man 
 25. 27 . lie d. and spue, and fall, and rise no more 
 
 48. 26 . make ye him d. for lie magiiitied himself 
 
 49 . 12. behold, they have assuredly d. and art thou 
 51. 7 . Babylon a golden cup that made all earth d. 
 
 39 . 1 will make them d. that the^' may sleep 
 Lam. .3. 15. he hath made me d. with w ormwood 
 4.21. G Edom, thou shalt be d. Eah. .3. 11. 
 
 5 . 4 . we lia\e d. water for money, wood is sold 
 Ezek. .39.19. yo shall drink blood till ye be d. 
 
 Nah. 1.10. and while they are d. as drunkards 
 Dab. 2.15. liis neighbour, and makest him d. also 
 Mat. 24.49. sliall begin to smite bis fellow servant.^ 
 and to eat and drink with the d. Lnke 12. 45 
 
 I. nkeVt.?>. make ready,sei'vetill I liave eaten andd 
 Acts 2.15. for these are not d. as ye suppose 
 
 1 Cor. 11.21. one is lumgry, and anothei- is d. 
 
 1 Thess. 5 . 7 . they that be d. are d. in the night 
 Rev. 17 . 6. 1 saw the woman d. with blood of saints 
 DR UN K ImN N ess. 
 
 Dent. 29 .19. 1 w-alk in imaginat. to add d. to thirst 
 I ccl. 10 . 17 . princes eat for strength, and not for d. 
 Jer. 13. 13. w ill fill inhabitants of lerusalem with </. 
 Ezek. 23. 3.3. thou shalt be tilled with d. and sorrow 
 
 J. ukeUX. 34. lest your hearts be overcharged witli d. 
 Rom. 13. 13. let us walk, not in rioting and d. 
 
 Gal. 5.21. the works of the flesh are murders, d. 
 
 DRY. 
 
 By the words annexed to DRY, the meaning is ob¬ 
 vious. Jt is spoken of land, ground, provision, 
 waters, trees, and ether things. The prophet 
 Isaiah .'.peaking of the IMessiah says. He shall 
 grow up as a root out of a (try ground, Isa. 53. 
 2. Which prophety respects ovr Saviour's mean 
 otiginal, either as he sprang of the .lew'ish nation, 
 which, about the time of his appearing in the 
 world, was poor, despi.sed, and enslaved. Gi, hy 
 the dry ground, may he understood the royal fa¬ 
 mily of David, which, at that time, was poor, 
 decayed, and contemptible. The same prophet 
 says, cliap. 56. 3. Neith.er let the eunuch say, 
 behold 1 am a dry tree. The Lord, by his pio- 
 phet, does here encourage the eunuch, who, being 
 excluded from the congregation of the l ord. 
 Dent. 23. 1. and al.so hy reason of his barrenness, 
 which was often threatened as a curse, and was 
 a matter of reproach among the .lews, might he 
 ready to think that he was east out of God's 
 covenant, and cut off from his jieople, to whom 
 the. blessing of a numerous posterity was pro¬ 
 mised. Yet be is de.sired not to be di.scouraged 
 on these accounts, and assured that God would 
 accept of him, notwith. tanding his barrenness, 
 and his being excluded from the participation of 
 church-privileges, 
 
 11 hen our •''aviour was led away to he crucified, he 
 tells the .lews, l.uke 23. 31. If they do these 
 things in a green tree, w hat ' hall be done in the 
 dry 7 If such evils befall me, irho have de.ierved 
 no .such thing, but rather to be cherished and 
 kindly entreated : what will befall you, who are 
 Jitted for destruction, like dry wood for tkie fire f 
 Tkie prophets sometimes compare a barren and 
 unfruitful people to a dry land. Isa. 41. 18. 1 
 will make tlie dry land sinings of water. I will 
 make the .lews and Gentiles, wkto are like a dry 
 and barren, wilderness, to become fruitful. In 
 other places, when judgments are threatened upon 
 a land, it is said to be made a w ilderness, a dry 
 land, a desert, Jer. 50. 12. 
 
 Lev. 7 , 10 . meat-oflering mingled with oil and d. 
 13. 30. it is d. scald, a leprosy on the bead 
 Josh. 9 . 5 . bread of piovision was d. and mouldy, 12. 
 Jvdg. 6. . 37 . and it be d. on all the earth beside 
 39 . Gideon said, let it now he d. only on the fleece 
 Job 13. 25. wilt thoii pursue the (/. stul)t)le t 
 Rsal. 1(5. 41. they ran in d. places like a river 
 Brov. 17 . 1. better is a rf. morsel and quietness 
 Isa. 25. 5. as the lieat in a d. I’lace, e' en the heat 
 .32. 2. a man shall be as rivers of w afer in a d. jtlace 
 44. 27 . that saith to the deep, be d. I w ill dry up 
 56. 3. neither let the euniicn say, I am a d. tree 
 Jer. 4. 11. a d. wind, not to fan, nor to cleanse 
 
 51. .36. 1 w ill dry up, and make her springsy. 
 Ezek. 17 . 24. that have made the d. tree flourish 
 
 20. 47 . it sliall devour every d. tree in thee 
 30.12. I will make the rivers d. and sell the land 
 . 37 . 2. the bones weie vciy </. II 4. O ye d. Umes 
 Dos. 9 . 14. live litem. () L. give tlieip d. breasts 
 1.3.15. his spring shall become d. fountain dried up 
 Kah. 1. 4. be reDuketh the sea, and maketh it d. 
 
 10. they sliall be (ievoured as stubble hdly d. 
 Z.epb. 2. 13. w ill make N ine'cb d. like a wiliicrne.ss 
 12. 4.3. be walketli thro’(/. places. Luke 11.21. 
 Lnke £.3. 31. if in green free wl at sliall be done in d.^ 
 DIO’ ground. 
 
 Gen. 8. 13. behold the face of the gruind w as d. 
 Exod. 14. 16 . Isr.shall goon d.ground in the sea, 2C. 
 
 DJI 
 
DUM 
 
 DUS 
 
 DUS 
 
 Jiisk. 3.17. the priests that bore the ark stood firm on 
 (1. gnnmd in Iordan, Israel passed 011 d. ground 
 S Kings‘2. !i. hJijali aiui I disha went over on d. g, 
 Psal. 107. 33. he turnefh water-springs into d, ground 
 35. lie tnrneth d. ground into water-springs 
 /'vr. 44. 3. 1 will pour floods upon the d. gnnmd 
 .5.3. C. he sliall grow as a root out of a d. ground 
 idzek. ly. 13. blie is planted in a rf. and thirsty ground 
 Hee L.\ni). 
 
 ])R7, Kerh. 
 
 Joh 12.15. he withholdetli the waters and they d. up 
 
 15. 30. tlie flame shall d. ui) his branches 
 Isa. 42. 15. 1 will d. upherljs, I will d. up the pools 
 44.27.1 w'ill rf. uuthy rivers li5!>. 2. 1 d. u|) the sea 
 Jer.bX. .36.saith the Lord, 1 will d. u|) her sea 
 Zech. 10. 11. tlie deeps of the river shall d. up 
 DRIED. 
 
 Gen. 8.7- until waters were d. up from earth, 13. 
 
 14. on the twenty seventh da^' was the earth d. 
 Lev. 2.14. shalt offer green ears of coi nrf. hy fire 
 Liirn.O. .3. nor shall he eat Tiioist grapes or d. 
 
 11. 6. our soul is d. away t.hei e is nothing at all 
 Jus/i. 2. 10. have heard how the J.ord d. up Ked sea 
 
 4.23. tlie l^i'd your God d. up waters of .Iordan, as 
 Lord did Red sea, which he d. up from before us 
 5. 1. heard the Lord had d. up the waters of .Iordan 
 Judg. 16. 7- bind me witli witlis that were never rf. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 4. and .leroboam’s hand d. up 
 
 17. 7. the brook d. because there hail been no rain 
 
 2 Kings 19. 24. and witii the sole of my feet have I 
 
 d. all the rivers of besieged places, Isa. 37. 25. 
 Joh 18.16. his roots shall be d. up beneath 
 28. 4. they are d, up, they are gone away 
 Lsal. 22. 15. my strength is d. up like a potsherd 
 09. 3. my throat is d. mine eyeS fail while 1 wait 
 l(i6. 9. he rebuked the Red sea, and it was d. up 
 Isa. 5.13. and their multitude d. up v/ith thirst 
 19. 5. the river shall be wasted and d. up 
 6. the brooks of defence shall be empfietland d. up 
 51. 10. art thou not it which hath d. the sea f 
 Jer. 23. 10. pleasant places of wilderness are d. up 
 50. .38. upon her waters and they shall be d. up 
 Lzek. 17.24. shall know that 1 have d. up green tree 
 19. 12. and the east wind d. up her fruit 
 37- 11. they say, our bones aie d. and hope is lost 
 Hos. 9.16. their root is d. up, they shall bear no fruit 
 13, 15. and his fountain shall be d. up 
 Joel 1.10. the new wine \sd. up, the oil languisheth 
 
 12. the vine is d. up || 20. rivers of water are d. up 
 Zeck. 11.17. his arm shall be clean d. up 
 
 Mark 5. 29. the fountain of her blood was d. up 
 
 11. 20. they saw the fig-tree d. up from the roots 
 iiev. 14. 115. for the harvest of flie earth is d. 
 
 16.12. the water of Euplirates was d. up 
 DRIEDST. 
 
 Psal.l^. 15. the flood, thou d. up mighty rivers 
 Dili El II. 
 
 Joh 14.11. and as the flood decayeth and d. up 
 Prov. 17. 22. but a broken spirit d. the bones 
 iNah. 1.4, L. makes the sea firy, and d. up all rivers 
 DRY-.SUDD. 
 
 Isa. 11.15. shall smite river, and make men.go d.-sh. 
 DUE. 
 
 Jjev. 10. 13. because it is thy y. and thy son’s d. 14. 
 Detit. 18. .3. this shall be the priest’s d. from people 
 1 Chr. 15. 13. we sought him not after the d. order 
 
 16. 29. the glory d. to his name, Psal. 29. 2.1 96. 8. 
 llleh. 11. 23. a ixjrtion for singers, d. for every day 
 Prov. 3.27. withliold not from'them to whom it is d. 
 Mat. 18. 34. till he should pay all that was d. to 
 
 him 
 
 lAike 23. 41. we receive the d. reward of our deeds 
 Horn. 1.3. 7- render tribute to whom tribute is d. 
 
 D U E benevolence. 
 
 I Cor. 7. 3. let the husband render to the wife d. b. 
 DUE season. 
 
 Lev. 26. 4.1 will give you rain in d. s. Dent. 11.14. 
 Num. 28. 2. observe to offer to me in their d. season 
 Psal. 104.27. give them their meat in d. s. 145. 15. 
 Prov. 15. 23. a word spoken in d. s. how good is it! 
 Lccl. 10.17. when thy princes eat in d. season 
 Mat. 24. 45. to give them meat in d. s. Luke 12. 42. 
 Gal. 0. 9. in d. season we shall reap if we faint not 
 DUE time. 
 
 Deut. .32. 35. their foot shall slide in d. time 
 Horn. 5. 6. in d. time Christ died for the ungodly 
 1 Cor. 15. 8. seen of me, as of one born out of d. tinve 
 1 Tim. 2. 6. a ransom, to be testified in d. time 
 Tit. 1. .3. but hath in d. time manifested his word 
 1 Pet. 5. 6. that he may exalt you in d. time 
 DUE.S. 
 
 Rom. 13.7- render therefore to all their d. tribute 
 DUKE. 
 
 Gen. 36. 40. d. Alvah, d. .Jetheth, 1 Chron. 1. 51. 
 DUKES. 
 
 Gen. .36. 15. these were d. of the sons of Esau, 19. 
 
 21. these are the d. of the Iloi iles, 29. 
 
 Exod. 15. 15. then the d. of Edom shall be amazed 
 Jos/i. 13.21. Uur, and Reba, which wered. of Sihon 
 DULCIMEU. 
 
 Dan. 3.5. flute, d. and all kinds of music, 10,15. 
 DULL. 
 
 Mat. 13. 15. this people’s heart is waxed gross, and 
 their ears are d. of hearing, Isa. 6. 9. Piets 28.27. 
 lieb. 5.11. hard to utter, seeing j-e ai'e d. of hearing 
 DUMB 
 
 Is taken, (J) For one that cannot speak for tcant of 
 natural ability; Exod. 4. 11. \Vho maketh the 
 <lumb, or deaf, or blind ? have not I the Lord I 
 (2) For one that cannot speak to, and teach others, 
 for lack of grace and knowledge ; Isa. 56. 10. His 
 watchmen are ignorant, they are dumb dogs, 
 they cannot bark. (3) P'or one that will not .speak, 
 though he call, being .submissive and silent under 
 the dispensations of God's providence; Psal. 39. 
 
 9. I was dumb, I opened not my mouth, because 
 thou didst it. (4) Por such as cannot speak in 
 their own cause, either through ignorance and in- 
 hrmity, or because of the dread of their more po¬ 
 tent adversaries, or of the majesty of him that sits 
 in judgment; Prov. 31.8. Open thy mouth for 
 the dumb in the cause of all such as are 
 122 
 
 appointed to destruction. C5) For me that is 
 made speechless by a divine ecstasy ; Dan. 10. 15. 
 When lie had spoken sucli.words, I became dumb. 
 A dumb, o)' deat spirit, is a spirit that makes those 
 persons deaf, or dumb, whom he possesses, .Mark 9. 
 
 ^,17,2.5. ^ 
 
 I, tod. 4. 11. or wlio maketh the d. or deaf, or blind ' 
 Psal. 38.13. 1 was as a d. man, that openeth not iiis 
 
 mouth 
 
 39. 2. I was d. w ith silence, I held rny peace, 9. 
 Prov.bl. 8. open f.hy mouth for the d. in cause of aH 
 Isa. .35. 6. and the toiiiiue of the d. shall sing 
 .53. 7. and as a sheep before her shearers is d. 
 
 10. his watchmen are blind, they are all d. dogs 
 Ezek. 3. 26. he d. aiul shalt not be to them a reprover 
 21. 27. thou shalt speak, and he no morei/. 
 
 33.22. my mouth was opened, and 1 was no more rf. 
 Dan. 10.15. 1 set my face tothegiound, I became 
 Halt. 2. 18. trustetli therein, to make him d. idols 
 19. woe to him that saith to the d. stone, ari.se 
 Mat. 9. 32. they brought to him a d. man, possessed 
 33. devil was cast out, the d. spake, Lnke 11.14. 
 
 12. 22. one blind aixi d. and he healed him 
 
 15. .30. having with them those that were blind, </. 
 31. the multitude wondered, when they saw the 
 
 d. speak, and the blind to see, Mark 7. ,37. 
 Mark 9. 17. brought my son who hath arf. spirit 
 25. thou d. spirit, I charge thee come out or him 
 Luke 1. 20. behold, thou shalt be d. until the day 
 
 that 
 
 Acts 8. .32. and like a lamb d. before his shearer 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 2. carried away to the.se d. idols, even as 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 16. the d. ass speaking with man’s voice 
 
 DUK'G. 
 
 By dung is represented any thing that is nauseous, 
 or loathsome, as the carcases of the dead, .ler. 8. 2. 
 
 J 9. 22. '1 he wicked man, Joh, shall perish 
 for ever, like his own dung, Joh 20. 7. which men 
 cast away with contempt and ahhorrence. To 
 Sinead dung upon the face, expresses the greatest 
 contempt, undervalue, and scorn. Mai. 2. 3. I 
 will si)read dung upon your faces, even the 
 dung of your solemn feasts. 1 will pour dis¬ 
 grace. and contempt upon you, and reject your 
 persons and sacrifices, with as much contemjot as 
 if I took the duny of those sacrifices, and threw it 
 in your faces. The apostle Paul says, Phil. 3. 8. 
 I count all things but dung, that I may win 
 Christ. All things, without Christ, are as dung, 
 utterly insufficient to procure our pardon and ac¬ 
 ceptance until God. 
 
 Dove’s Dung ; see on Dove. 
 
 Exod. 29. 14. but the flesh, skin, and d. shalt thou 
 burn, Lev. 4. 11. | 8. 17. I 16. 27. Num. 19. 5. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 10. fake away, as a man taketh away d. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 25. the fourth part of a cab of doves’V. 
 
 9. .37. carcase of .lezcbel shall be as d. in the field 
 
 18. 27. that they may eat their own d. Isa. 36. 12. 
 
 Joh 20. 7- yet he shall perish for ever like his own d. 
 Psal. 83. 10. they became as d. for the earth 
 Isa. 5. +25. their carcases were as d. Jer. 9. 22. 
 
 Jer. 8. 2. they shall be for d. on the face of the earth 
 
 16. 4. they shall be as d. ll 25. .33. they shall be d. 
 Ezek. 4.12. bake it with d. that cometh from man 
 
 15. lo, 1 have given thee cow’s d, for man’s d. 
 Z.e.ph. 1. 17. and their flesh shall be as the d. 
 
 Mai. 2. 3. I will corrupt your seed, and spread d. 
 
 on your faces, even the d. of your solemn feasts 
 Phil. 3. 8.1 do count all things but el. to win Chi'ist 
 DUNG. Ferh. 
 
 Luke 13.8. let it alone, till I dig about it, and d. it 
 DUNG-</a^e. 
 
 Nell. .3.13. Hamm repaired valley-gate to the d.-gate 
 14. but (he d.-g. repaired Malchiasonof Rechab 
 12. 31. one company went on wall toward d.-gate 
 DUNGHILL. 
 
 1 8am. 2. 8. he lifteth up beggar from d. Ps. 113.7. 
 Ezra 6. 11. let his house he niade ad. for this 
 Isa. 25.10. even as straw is trodden down for the d. 
 Dan. 2. 5. and your houses shall be made a d. 
 
 3. 29. their houses shall he made a d. because 
 Luke 14. 35, unsavoury salt is not lit for laud or d. 
 DUNGHILLS. 
 
 Lam. 4. 5. were brought up in scarlet, embrace d. 
 DUNG YE 
 
 Deut. 29. +17. J'e have seen d. gods, wood and stone 
 ;DUNG-i>crr. 
 
 Neh. 2.13. Nehemiah went to tlie d.-port and viewed 
 DUNGEON. 
 
 Gen. 40.15. that they should put me into the d. 
 
 41. 14. they brought .Toseph hastily out of the d. 
 Exod. 12. 29. to the first-born of the captive in d. 
 Isa. 24. + 22. sliall be gathered as prisoners in the d. 
 Jer. .37. 16. when .leremiah was entered into the d. 
 .38. 6. they cast him into d. was no water in d. 9. 
 
 10. take' up .leremiah out of the d. before he die 
 
 11. let them down by cords into the d. to .leremiah 
 
 13. so they drew up .leremiah out of the d. 
 
 Lam. 3. 53. they have cut off mj’ life iu the d. 
 
 55. I called on thy name, O Lord, out of the d. 
 DURABLE. 
 
 Prov. 8.18. yea, d. riches anil righteous, are with me 
 Isa. 23,18. her merchandise shall be for d. clothing 
 DUR ETH. 
 
 Mat. 13. 21. hath not root in himself, d. for a while 
 DURST. 
 
 Esth. 7. 5. he that d. presume in his heart to do so 
 Joh ,32. 6. afraid, 1 d. not shew you mine opinion 
 Mat. 22. 46. no man able to answer him, nor d. ask 
 any more questions, Mark\2. 34. Luke 20. 40. 
 John2l. 12. none of disciples d. ask, wlio art thou 1 
 Acts 5.13. and of the rest f no man .join to them 
 7. -32. then Moses trembled, and d. iiot behold 
 Jude 9. he d. not bring ag. him a railing accusation 
 DUST. 
 
 The Hebrews, when they mourned, put dust or 
 ashes upon their heads, .Tosh. 7- 6. .Toshua and 
 the elders of Israel put dust upon their heads. 
 In their afflictions they sat down in the dust, 
 and threw themselves with their faces upon the 
 ground. Lam. .3. 29. He piitteth his mouth in 
 the dust, if so be tliere may be hope. Isa. 47. 
 
 1. Come down and sit in the dust, O virgin 
 daughter ot Babylon, sit on tlie ground. In 
 Acts 22. 2.3. some of the .lews, in the height of 
 their rage, threw dust into the air, as it were to 
 shew that they would reduce to powder the apostle 
 Paul, whom they had taken in the temple. 
 
 Ihe dust denotes likewise the grave and death, Gen 
 3. 19. Dust thou art, and to dust thou shalt re¬ 
 turn, .lol>1. 21. For now shall I sleep in the 
 dust, Psal. 22. 15, 'J hou hast brought me into 
 the dust ol death. The dust signifies likewise a 
 znultitnde. Gen, 1.3. 16. I w ill make thy seed as 
 (he dust ot the earth. And Balaam, upon tke 
 sight oj the I sraelitish camp, says, \\ ho can count 
 the dustot .Jacob 1 Num. 2.3. 10. This vast mul¬ 
 titude oj the Israelites, who are as numerous as 
 the dust. And in Psal. 78. 27. He rained flesh 
 also upon (liem as dust: a great multitude of 
 quails as if they were dust. 
 
 Dust sigjiijies a most low and miserable condition. 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. God raiseth up the iHtor out of 
 the dust. A’rt/i. 3. 18. 1 hy nobles shall dwell 
 in the dust They shall he reduced to a mean 
 condition. Gur 8aviovr commands his disciples 
 to shake the dust off their feet against those 
 who would not hearken to them, nor receive 
 them. Mat. 10. 14. Euke 9. 5. to shew thereby, 
 that they desire to hate no commerce with them p 
 that they ahhor every thing belonging to them’; 
 and that they give them up to their misery and 
 hardness. Dust signifies earthly things, Amos 
 2. 7- 
 
 Gen. 3.14. d. shalt thou eat all the days of thy life 
 
 19. d. thou art, and unto d. shalt thou return 
 
 13. 16. so that if a man can number the d. of earth 
 18. 27. to speak to Jxird, who am but d. and ashes 
 Exod. 8. 16. say to Aaron, smite tl.e d. of the land 
 
 17. for Aaron smote the d. of the earth 
 
 9. 9. it shall become small d. in all the land 
 I>ev. 14. 41. shall pour out the d. they scrape off 
 
 17- 13. pour out the blood, and cover it v. jtli d. 
 Bum. 19. t 17. take of the d. of the burnt heifer 
 
 23.10. who can count the d. of Jacob 
 
 Deut. 9. 21. I cast the d. into brook, 2 Kings23. 12. 
 28. 24. Ixu'd shall make the rain of thy land d. 
 Josh. 7. 6. and the elders putrf. on their heads 
 "8am. 16. 1.3. .Siiimei cursed David, and castrf. 
 
 1 Kings}8. .38. the fire of the Lord consumed the d. 
 
 20.10. it the o', ot Samaria shall suffice for handfuls 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 4. .losiah made d. of the images 
 Job 2. 12. thei'sprinkled d. upon their heads 
 
 7. 5. my flesh is clothed with worms and clods of 
 
 10. 9. and wilt thou bring me into d. again t 
 28. + 2. iron is taken out of d. and brass molten 
 
 6. as tor the earth, it hath d. of gold 
 .34.15. all flesh perish, man shall turn again to d. 
 3H. .38. when the d. growetli into hardness 
 42. 6. I abhor myself, and repent in d. and ashes 
 Psal. 22. 15. thou hast brought me into the d. 
 
 .30. 9. shall d. praise Ihee, shall it declare tliy trulli ? 
 72. 9. and his enemies shall lick the d. 
 
 78. 27. lie rained flesh also upon them as d. 
 
 102.14. thy servants favour the d. thereof 
 103. 14. he remembereth that we are d. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 7. then shall the d. return to the earth 
 Isa. 2. + 19. go into the caves of the d. for fear 
 34. 7. their d. sliall he made fat with fatness 
 
 9. the d. thereof shall be turned into brimstone 
 
 40. 12. who hath comprehended the d. of eaith ? 
 
 49. 23. they shall lick uo the d. of thy feet 
 
 52. 2._shake thyself froni the d. O Jerusalem 
 65. 25. and d. shall be tlie serpent’s meat 
 Lam. 2. 10. have cast d. on their heads, Ezek. 27. 30. 
 Ezek. 24, 7. she poured it not, to cover it with d. 
 
 26. 4. I will also scrape her d. from lier 
 
 10. by his liorses, their d. shall cover thee 
 Ainos 2. 7- that pant after the d. of the eartli 
 3lic. 7.17. they shall lick the d. like a serpent 
 Bfih. 1. 3. and the clouds are the d. of liis feet 
 Hab. 1.10. for they sliall heap d. and take it 
 Mat. 10. 14. when ye depai tout of that city, shake 
 
 otf the d. of your feet, Mark 6. 11. Luke 9.5. 
 Luke 10. 11. even the d. of your city we do wipe off 
 Acts 13. 51. they shook off the d. of their feet 
 22. 23. and as they threw d. into the air 
 Rev. 18. 19. they cast d. on their he^s, and cried 
 As the 111.'S'l'. 
 
 Gen. 13.16. I will give thee the land, and make thy 
 seed as the d. of the earth, 28. 14. 2 Chron. 1. 9. 
 Deut. 9. 21 I stamped the calf small as the d. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 4.3. I beat them as small as d. 7L. 18. 42. 
 Joh 22. 24. tlien shalt thou lav up gold as the d. 
 
 27.16. though he beau up silver as the d. 
 
 Isa. 5. 24. and their blossom shall go up as d. 
 
 40.15. the nations as the small d. of the bahoice 
 
 41. 2. he gave them as the d. to his sword 
 Zeph. 1. 17. their blood shall be poured out as d. 
 Zech. 9. 3. and Tyrus heaped up silver as the d. 
 
 ./nr//eDUSr. 
 
 Job 4. 19. on them, whose foundation is in the d. 
 
 7. 21._now shall I sleep in the d. thou shaft seek 
 
 16.15. and i have defiled my horn in the d. 
 
 17.16. when our rest together is in the d. 
 
 20. 11. whicli shall lie down with him in the d. 
 
 21. 26. they shall lie down alike in the d. 
 
 39. 14. leaveth eggs, and warmeth them in the d. 
 
 40. 13. hide them in the d. together, and bind 
 l^sal. 7. 5. let the enemy lay mine honoui'm thed. 
 Isa. 2. 10. hide thee in thed. for fear of the Ixrrd 
 26. 19. awake and sing, ye that dwell in the d. 
 
 47. 1. come down luni sit in the d. O virgin 
 
 Lam. 3. 29. he puttetli liis mouth in the d. if so be 
 Dan. 12. 2. manj- that sleep in r/zerf. shall awake 
 Mic. 1.10. weep not at all, roll thyself in the d. 
 
 Nall. 3.18. th^' nobles shall dwell in thed. 
 
 Like the DUS I'. 
 
 2 Kingsl3. 7. make them like the d. by threshing 
 ha. 29 .5. the multitude of thy strangers be like d. 
 
 Of the DUS r. 
 
 Gen. 2.7. Lord formed man of the d. of the ground 
 Num. 5. 17. priest shall takec/ thed. in tire tabern. 
 Deut. 32. 24.1 will send poison of serpents of the a 
 
D WE 
 
 D WE 
 
 D WE 
 
 1 Sam. C. 8. he raiseth poor out of the d. Psal. 1 13. 7 • i 
 ) Kiny.<! 16. 2. 1 exalted thee out of the d. and made 
 Job 5..0. attliction cometli not forth of the d. 
 
 14.19. washest away things that grow out <>/ thed. 
 Prov. ». 20. nor highest pait of the d. of tlie world 
 £ccL .3. 2U. all go to one place, all are of the d. 
 
 Isa 29. 4. thy speech shall be low out of the d. 
 
 To the 
 
 Psal. 22. 29. all that go down to the d. shall bow 
 44. £5. for our soul is bowed down to the d. 
 
 104. 29. they die and return to their d. 
 
 119. 25. my soul cleaveth to the d. quicken me 
 peel. 3. 20. all are of the d. and turn to d. again I 
 
 Jsa. 25. 12. he shall briner the fortress to the d. I 
 
 06. 5. he bringeth the lofty city even to the d. 
 
 DU.SI ED. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.113. Shimei tlire w stones and d. with dust 
 
 duty. ^ 
 
 p.zod. 21.10. her d. of marriage shall he not dimmish 
 Pent. 25. 5. shall perform d. of a husband’s brother 
 7. will not perform the d. of my husband’s brother 
 2 Chmi.ti. 14. as d. of every day required, Ezra 3.4. 
 EccL 12. 13. for this is the whole d. ot man 
 Luke 17 . 10 . we liave done that which was our </. to do 
 Rom. 15. 27 . their £/. is to minister in carnal things 
 DUTIES. 
 
 Ezek, 18.11. if he beget a son thatdotli not those d. 
 DWARF. 
 
 Lev. 21.20. a d. shall not come nigh to offer offerings 
 DWFLL. 
 
 To dwell signifies to abide in, to inhabit, to have a 
 fixed residence in a place, lsum..33. 5.3. Psal. 
 78. 55. Sometimes it is taken for sojourning, 
 Heb. 11. 9 . lohere it is said, that Abrciham 
 dwelt in tabernacles ; that is, sojourned: for he 
 had no fixed abode in the land of Canaan. It is 
 spoken, [1] Of God, icho is said to dwell in the 
 heavens, Psal. 12.3. 1. He hath a certain and 
 glorious place where he resideth, even the highest 
 heavens, uihere he is clothed with infinite power 
 and majesty, and from whence he beholdeih and 
 governeth this lower world and all that is in it. 
 His gracious presence with his people on earth 
 is signified by dwelling with them. Psal. 9. 11. 
 .Sing praises to the Dird wdio dwelleth in Zion: 
 where the ark was, which was the symbol of his 
 special and gracious presence. Arid in Isa. 57. 15. 
 
 1 dwell with him that is of a contrite and humble 
 spirit. 
 
 ^2] Of Christ, signifying, (1) His manifestation 
 ■in the flesh. John 1 . 14. Tlie Word was made 
 flesh, an(4 dwelt among us (2) His spiritual 
 abode in every faithful soul. Eph. 3. I 7 . lhat 
 Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith. 
 Christ dwells in his people by his merit to justify 
 them ; by his grace and Spirit to renew arid pnirijy 
 them ; by his power to keep them ; by his wisdom 
 to lead and instruct them ; and by his communion 
 and compassion to share with them in all their 
 troubles. 
 
 [.3] Of the Holy Ghost, who dwells in the soul by his 
 gracious operations,* working faith, love, and other 
 graces therein. Rom. 8.9. Rut ye are not in the 
 flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of 
 God dwell in you. 
 
 [4] Of the word of God, whichmay he said dwell 
 in a person, when it is diligently studied, firmly 
 believed, and carefully practised. Col. 3. 16. 
 Let the word of God dwell richly in you in all 
 wisdom. 
 
 [5] Of Satan, who dwells in wicked men, when he 
 fills them with further degrees of error, malice, 
 blasphemy, impenitence, and blindness; thereby 
 making them highly wicked, and worse and worse 
 daily. Mat. 12. 45. 
 
 !.6J Of the godly, who are said to dwell in God, 1 
 John 3. 24. They have most intimate union and 
 communion with God in Christ. 
 
 Gen. 9. 27. .laphet shall d. in the tents of Shem 
 16. 12. he shall d. in the presence of his brethren j 
 19- 30. Lot went up, for he feared to d. in Zoar 
 20. 15. behold my land, d. where it pleasetli thee 
 
 24.3. daughters of Canaanites, amongst whom I d. 
 
 34. 10. land before you, rf. and trade you therein 
 
 16. we will d. with you, and become one people 
 
 35. 1. arise, go up to Beth-el, and d. thei'e 
 Exod. 2. 21. Moses was content to d. with the man 
 
 25. 8, that T may d. amongst them, 29. 46. 
 
 29. 45. 1 will d. amongst the children of Israel 
 Lev. 13. 46. the unclean shall d. alone 
 23. 42. ye shall d. in booths, 43. Neh. 8. 14. 
 
 Hum. 5. 3. their camps, in the midst whereof T d. 
 23. 9- lo, the people shall d. alone, not be reckoned 
 32. 17 . our little ones shall d. in fenced cities 
 35. 2. that they give to the Levites, cities to d. in, 
 and suburbs round, 3. Josh. 14. 4. 1 21. 2. 
 34. I the Lord d. among the children of Israel 
 Dent. 12. 11 . to cause his name d. there, Ezra 6 .12. 
 
 23. 16. the servant escaped shall d. with thee 
 .33. 12. he shall d. between his shoulders 
 
 Josh. 9 . 7 . peradventure ye d. among us, 22. 
 
 20. 6. he shall i/.'in that city, till he stand before 
 
 24. 1.3. cities ye built not, and ye d. in them 
 Judg. 9. 41. that Gaal should not d. in Shechem 
 
 17 . 10. IMicah said to the Levite,</. with me 
 
 1 Sam. 117 . 5. that 1 may d. there, for why should 
 thy servant d. in the royal city with thee ? 
 
 1 Kings Cl. 13. Iwill d. among the children of Israel 
 8. 12. he would d. in thick darkness, 2 Chr. 6. 1. 
 17 . .9. get thee to Zarephath, and d. there 
 
 2 Kings 4. 13. she answered, I d. among mine own 
 
 people 
 
 17 . 27 . let them go and d. there, let him teach 
 Ezra 10. + 10. ye have caused to d. strange wives, 
 to increase the trespass of Israel, Neh. 13. +23. 
 Job 3.5. let a cloud d. upon it, let blackness of day 
 11. 14. let not wickedness d. in thy tabernacle 
 18.15. sliall d. in his tabernacle, because none of his 
 30. 6. to d. in the clifts of the valleys, in caves 
 Psal. 5. 4. neitlier shall evil d. with thee 
 
 15. 1. Lord, who shall d. in thy holy hill ? 
 
 16. + 9. my flesh shall d. in confidence 
 
 Psal. 25.13. his soul shal I d. at ease, and seed inherit 
 . 37 . 27 . depart from evil, and d. for evermore 
 65. 4. to api)roacii, that lie may d. in thy courts 
 
 8. tliey also that d. in the uttermost parts of earth 
 
 68. 16. this is the hill which God desireth iod. in, 
 
 yea the Lord will d. in it for ever and ever 
 
 18. that the Lord might d. among them 
 
 69. .35. will build Judah that they may d. there 
 72 . 9. they that d. in the wilderness shall bow 
 78. 55. and made Isi ael to d. in their tents 
 
 84.10. than to d. in tiie tents ot wickedness 
 101 . 6 . on the faithful, that they may d. with me 
 I 07 . 4 . they wandered, they found no city to d. in 
 36. and there he maketh the hungry \od. 
 
 113.15. like the Lord who exalteth himself to d. 
 
 120. 5. woe is me, that I d. in the tents ot Kedar 
 132.14. my rest, here will 1 d. for 1 have desired it 
 
 I. 39. 9 . if 1 d. in uttermost parts of the sea 
 140. 1.3. the upright shall d. in thy presence 
 
 14.3. 3. he hatli made me to d. in darkness 
 
 Prov. 1. 3.3. whoso hearkeneth to me shall d. safely 
 8. 12.1 wisdom rf. with prudence and find out 
 21. + 7 . robliery of the wicked shall d. with them 
 
 19 . it is better to d. in wilderness, than with 
 Isa. 6. 5. 1 d. in midst of a people of unclean lips 
 
 II. 6. the wolf also shall d. with the lamb 
 
 1.3. 21. owls shall d. there, satyrs shall dance there 
 16. 4. let mine outcasts d. with thee, Moab 
 
 23.18. merchandise for them that d. before the Ld. 
 24. 6. they that d. therein are desolate 
 26. 5. he bringeth down them that d. on high 
 19. awake and sing, ye that d. in the dust 
 .30. 19. tlie people shall d. in Zion at Jerusalem 
 
 32. 16. then judgment shall d. in the wilderness 
 18. my people d. in a peaceful habitation 
 
 33. 14. who among us shall d. with devouring fire 
 
 who shall d. with everlasting burnings f 
 
 16. he shall d. on high, his place of defence 
 24. the people that d. therein shall be forgiven 
 
 .34. 11. the owl and the raven shall d. in it 
 40. 22. he spreadeth them out as a tent to d. in 
 49. 20. give place to me tliat 1 may d. 
 
 58. 12. shall be called the restorer of paths to d. in 
 65. 9. and my servants shall d. there 
 Jer. 29 . .32. Shemaiah shall not have a man to d. 
 
 31. 24. there shall d. in J udah husbandmen 
 35. 7 . but all your days ye shall d. in tents 
 40. 5. and d. with him among the people 
 10. I will d. at Mizpeh to serve the Chaldeans 
 .42.14. we will go into Fgypt, and there will we d. 
 44. 14. they have a desire to return to d. there 
 49. 8. flee ye, d. deep, G inhabitants of Dedan 
 18. nor shall a son of man d. in it, 33.1 50. 40. 
 
 31. which d. alone H 51.1. that d. in midst of them 
 Ezek. 2. 6. and tiiou dost d. among scorpions 
 16. 46. she and her daughters d. at thy left hand 
 43. 7 . where 1 will d. in the midst of Israel for 
 
 ever, 9. Zech. 2.10, 11. 
 
 Hos. 12. 9 . T will make thee to d. in tabernacles 
 14. 7 . they that d. under his shadow shall return 
 Joe/3. 20. but Judah shall d. for ever, and Jerusal. 
 Amos S. 12. Isr. shall betaken out that J. in Samaria 
 Mic. 4.10. thou Shalt d. in the field, go to Babylon 
 7 .14. the flock which d. solitarily in the wood 
 Nall. S. 18. O Assyria, thy nobles shall d. in dust 
 Hag. 1. 4. is it time to d. m your ceiled houses I 
 Zech. 8. 4. old men and women shall d. in Jerusal. 
 
 9. 6. and a bastard shall d. in Ashdod 
 
 14. n. shall be inhabited, and men shall d. in it 
 Mat. 12. 45. they enter in and d. there, Luke 1]. 26. 
 Luke 21. 35. as a snare shall it come on all them 
 that d. on face of the whole earth. Acts 17 . 26. 
 Acts7. 4. he removed into land wherein ye now d. 
 28.16. Paul was suffered to d. by himself 
 Rom. 8. 9 . if so be the Spirit of God d. m you, 11. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .12. and she be pleased to d. with him 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 16. as God hath said, I will d. in them 
 Eph. 3. 17 . that Christ may d. in your hearts by faith 
 Col. 1. 19 . Father that in him should all fulness J. 
 
 3. 16. let the word of Christ d. in you richly 
 1 Pet. .3. 7 . likewise, ye husbands, d. with them 
 1 John 4. 1.3. hereby know we that we d. in him 
 Rev. 7 . 15. he that sitteth on the throne sliall d. 
 
 12.12. rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that J. in them 
 
 I. 3. 6. anil agaiiist them that d. in heaven 
 21. 3. is with men, and he will d. with them 
 
 DWELL, with earth. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 27. will God d. on earth ? 2 Chr. 6. 18. 
 Dan. 4. 1. languages thatJ. in all the earth, Co. 25. 
 Rev. 3. 10. to try them that d. on the earth 
 
 6. 10. avenge our blood on them that d. on earth 
 
 II. 10. they that d. on the earth shall rejoice 
 
 13. 8. all that d. on the earth shall worship 
 14. and deceiveth them that d. on the earth 
 
 14. 6. to preach to them that d. on the earth 
 
 17 . 8. they that d. on the ccuG/shall wonder 
 
 DWELL, with house. 
 
 Deut. 28. .30. shalt build an house, and shalt not d. 
 therein, plant vineyard, not gather, Amos 5. 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 2. 1 J. in a house of cedar, 1 Chr. 17. 1. 
 
 I 5. shall build me an house to d. in, 1 Chr. 17 . 1. 
 
 1 Kings’!. 36. build house in Jerusalem and d. there 
 3. 17 . O my lord, I and this woman d. in one house 
 8". 1.3. I have surely built thee an house to d. in 
 
 2 Chron. 8.11. my wife shall not d. in house ot David 
 Job 4. 19 . much less them that d. in houses of clay 
 
 19 .15. they that d. in my house count me a stranger 
 Psal. 23. 6. I will d. in the house of the I .ord for ever 
 27 . 4. that I may d. in the house of the Lord 
 84. 4. blessed are they that d. in thy house 
 101. 7 . worketh deceit, shall not d. m my house 
 113. + 9. he maketh tlie barren to d. in an house 
 Prov. 21. 9 . better d. in the corner oin house, 25. 24. 
 Jer. 20. 6. all that d. in thy house go to captivity 
 29. 5. build ye houses, and d. in theni, 28. 
 
 35. 9. not to build houses tor us to d. m, nor 
 
 vineyard 
 
 I DWELT , with Jerusalem. 
 
 I 1 Chr. 23. 25. that ye may d. in Jerusalem for ever 
 j Neh. 11. 1. to bring one of ten to d. in Jerusalem 
 I 2. willingly offered themselves to d, Jemsaiepi 
 1 Jer. 33.16. Judah saved, and Jen«fl/ew! shall rf. sate. 
 
 Jer. .35.11. for fear of Chaldeans so we d. at Jerusah 
 Zech. 8. 3. and I will d. in tlie midst of Jerusalem 
 8. and they shallrf. in the midst ot Jerusalem 
 Acts 2.14. and all ye that d. at Jerusalem 
 4. 16. is manifest to all them that d. in Jerusalem 
 13. 27 . they that d. at Jerusal. have condemned him 
 DWELL, with land. 
 
 Gen. 24. 37. of the Canaanites in whose land I d. 
 
 26. 2. d. in the land which 1 shall tell thee of 
 34. 21. let them d. in the /awJ, and trade therein 
 45. 10. and thou shalt d. in the land oi Goshen 
 4ti. .34. that ye may d. in the land of Goshen 
 47 . 6. in the land of Goshen let them d. 
 
 Exod. 8. 22. the land of Goshen, in which my 
 
 people d. 
 
 2.3. 33. they shall not d. in thy land, lest they 
 Lev. 25.18. and ye shall d. in the land in safety 
 
 2(i. 5. ye shall eat and d. in your land safely 
 Num. 13. 19 . and what the land is that they d. in 
 .35. 34. defile not tlie land wherein I d. 
 
 Deut. 12-10. d. in the land which die L. giveth you 
 30. 20. that thou mayest d. in the land Lord 
 
 sware 
 
 Josh. 17 . 12. could not drive them out, but the Ca¬ 
 naanites would d. in that land, Judg. 1. 27- 
 24. 15. the gods in whose land ye d. Judg. 6. 10. 
 
 2 KingsQo. 24. fear not, d. in land, Jer. 25. 5.1 40.9. 
 Psal. 37 . 3. do good, so shalt thou d. in the land 
 68. 6. but the rebellious d. in a dry land 
 85. 9. salvation near, that glory may d. in our land 
 Prov. 2. 21. for the upright shall d. in the land 
 Isa. 9 . 2. that d. in land of the shadow of death 
 Jer. 23. 8. they shall d. in their own land, 27. 11. 
 
 24. 8. that d. in the land of Egypt, 44.1,8,1.3, 26. 
 .35. 15. ye shall d. in the land, Ezek. 36. 28. 1 37- 25. 
 42. 13. if ye say, we will not d. intliis /awJ 
 
 4.3. 4. obej'ed not L. to d. in the landoC Judah, 5. 
 50. .3. make the land desolate, none shall J. therein 
 
 Ezek. 28. 25. then shall they d. in their land 
 ;18. 12. the peoifle that d. in the midst of the land 
 Hos. 9. .3. they shall not d. in the Lord’s land 
 Hah. 2. 8. for the violence of land, and all that d. 17. 
 Zeph. 1.18. make a riddance of all that J. in th^land 
 DWELL, with 7 j/ace. 
 
 Exod. 15. 17 . in the place thou hast made to d. in 
 
 1 tiam. 12. 8. and maiie them to d. in this ]ilace 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 10 . they may d. in a place ot their own 
 2 Kings 6.1. behold tlse place where we d. is str ait 
 
 2. let ns make us a place where we may d. 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 9- and they shall d. in their p/ace 
 Jsa. 57 . 15. I d. in the high and holy place 
 Jer. 7 . 3. 1 will cause you to d. in this place, 7 . 
 
 DW ELL safely. 
 
 Prov. 1. .33. whoso hearkenetn to me shall d. safely 
 Jer.23.6. in his days J udah shall be saved and Israel 
 shall d. safely, Ezek. 28. 26.1 34.25, 28.1 38. 8. 
 .32. 37 . and 1 will cause them to d. safely 
 Ezek. 38.11. 1 wdll go to them at rest iXvAtd.safely 
 DW ELL in safety. 
 
 Lev. 25.18- keep my judgments and do them, and 
 3 'e shall d. in the land m safety, 19. Deut. \2.10, 
 Deut. .3'.3. 12. beloved of the Lprd shall d. in safety 
 28. Israel then shall d. in safety alone 
 Psal. 4.8. thou. Lord, only makestme to d. in safety 
 D\\ ELL therein. 
 
 J.ev. 27 . .32. enemies which d. therein be astonished 
 Num. 14. 30. the land I sware to make you J. therein 
 .3.3. 5.3. and ye shall d. therein, Deut. 11. 31. 
 
 Psal. 24. 1. the world and they that d. therein 
 . 37 . 29 . the righteous shall d. therein for ever 
 69 . .36. they that love his name shall d. therein 
 107 . 34. for wickedn. of them that d. th. Jer. 12.4. 
 Isa. 24. 6. they that d. th. are desolate, Amos 9. 5. 
 33. 24. people that d. therein are forgiven iniquity 
 . 34 . 17 . from genei'at. to generat. shall they d. therein 
 51. 6. they that d. therein shall die in like manner 
 Jer. 4. 29 . city forsaken, and not a man d. therein 
 8. 16. devoured the city, and all that d. therein 
 12. 4. for the wickedness of them that d. therein 
 
 47 . 2. overflow the land and them that d. therein 
 
 48. 9. the cities desolate without any to d. therein 
 50. . 39 . the wild beasts and the owls shall J. therein 
 Ezek. 12. 19. the violence of them that d. therein 
 32. 15. when 1 shall smite them that d. therein 
 . 37 . 25. they and their children shall d. therein 
 
 Mic. 7 . 13. desolate, because of them that d. therein 
 Nah. 1. 5. yea, the world is burnt, and all that d. th. 
 Acts 1. 20. his habitation, let no man d. therein 
 DWTiLL together. 
 
 Gen. 13.6. that they might d. together, their substance 
 was great, so that they could not d. together 
 .36. 7 . riches more than that they might d. together 
 Deut. 25. 5. if brethren cl. together, and one die 
 Psal. 133. 1, for brethren to d. together in unity 
 DW ELLED. 
 
 Gen. 13. 7- the Perizzite d. then in the land 
 12. Abram d. in the land of Canaan, Lot d. in the 
 cities of the plain, and pitch d toward Sodom 
 20. 1. and Abraham d. between Kadesh and Shur 
 Ruth 1. 4. and they d. there about ten years 
 
 1 Earn. 12. 11. tiod delivered you, and ye d. sate 
 DW ELLER. 
 
 Psal. 69. + 25. let there not be a d. in their tents 
 DW ELLERS. 
 
 Isa. 18. 3. ye d. on earth, see ye, when he lifteth up 
 Acts 1. 19. it was known to the d. at .lerusalem 
 o. 9. the d. in Mesopotamia, we do hear them speak 
 DW FLEES 1. 
 
 Deut.\2.29. thou succeedest them and d. in their land 
 
 2 Kings 19. 15. D Lord God of Israel, which d, 
 between the cherubiins, Psal. 80. 1. Isa. 37. 16. 
 
 Psal. 123. 1. D thou that d. in the heavens 
 ( ant. 8. 1.3. thou that d. in the gardens 
 L(/.10.24. () my people that J. in /ion, be not afraid 
 47 . 8. hear now this, thou that d. carelessly 
 Jer. 49 . 16. () thou that d. in the clelts, ( bad. 3. 
 .51. 1.3. O thou that d. upon many waters 
 Lam. 4. £1. U daughter of Edom, that d. in land 
 
 of Uz 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 7 . thou that d. in the land, time is c-ome 
 12.2. thou j. in the midst of a rebellious house 
 Mtc. 1. t 11. pn33 ye away, thou that d. fairly 
 
 123 
 
D WE 
 
 E AG 
 
 E AG 
 
 Zech. C. 7. tl'at d. ■with the daughter of Piahyloii 
 John 1 . .W. thej' said, Master, where d. tlioii r 
 liev.^1. 13. 1 know thy works, and wiiere tlioii d. 
 1)\V Kl.I.l, 1 11. 
 
 Lev. 16.1 IG. tlie tabernacle tliat d. arnon? them 
 . Id. .'54. hut the stranger that ^/. ^^itll you shall be 
 25. ;5d. if thy brother that d. by thee be poor, 47. 
 Devt. .'l.'l. 2 t». (!od d. as a lion, and teareth tlie arm 
 Josh. G. 25. Kahab d. in Israel e\en to this day 
 22. ly. ■wiierein the Lord's laberoacle d. 
 
 1 ^>am. 4. 4. l!ie ai k of covenant of Lord, who d. 
 
 between cherubiins, 2 .»////. G. 2 . 1 Chrvu. 13 . G. 
 
 2 Sant. 7. 2 . but the ai k d. within curtains 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 1 25. the 1 ord d. in ,lei ii.salem for ever 
 Job 15.28. her/, in desolate t itles and in houses 
 .‘58. ly. where is the way where light d. f 
 39. 28. she d. and abideth on the rock 
 Psal. 9 . 11 . sine praises to the Lord whot/. in Zion 
 2<i. 8 . Lord, I loved the place where thine honour d. 
 91.1. he that d. in the .secret [dace of the most 1 lieh 
 113. 5. who is like the Lord our (5. whor/. onliii'h'' 
 1.‘55. 21. blessed be the I.oid who d. at .lerusalem 
 Piov. 3. 29. seeing he d. seciiiely by thee 
 Isa. 8 , 18. from the Lor i, -who d. in mount Zion 
 33.5. the Lord ise-xalted, for he rf. on high 
 Jer. 44. 2 . are a desolation, and no man d. tlierein 
 49. 31. the wealthy nation that d. without care 
 Lam. 1.3. .ludah, she d. among the heathen 
 Lzek. IG. 46. thy j'ouneer sister d. at thy right hand 
 
 17. 16. w'here the king d. that made him king 
 JlrtM. 2 . 22 . he revealeth,and thelightr/. with him 
 Ilos. 4.3. the land shall mourn, and every one that 
 therein shall mourn, JmosS. 8 . 
 Jee/S. 21. 1 will cleanse their blood, for L. d. in Zion 
 Mat. 23. 21. swearelh by it and him thatr/. therein 
 John G. 56. drinketh my blood, d. in me. and 1 in liim 
 14.10. the 1 atherthat d. in me, he doeth the works 
 
 17 . the ."■Spirit, for he d. in you, and shall be in you 
 yicti'T. 48. d. not in teinitles made with hands, I 7 . 24. 
 liom.'i. 17 . it is no more 1 , but sin that d. in me, 20 . 
 
 18. 1 know that in my flesh d. no good thing 
 8. 11 . shall quicken, by his .‘Spirit that rf. in you 
 
 1 Cor. 3.16. and that the .‘'pirit of (lod d. in you 
 Col. 2. 9. in him d. the fulness of (iodhead bodily 
 
 2 Tim.\. 14. keep bythe 1 loly (5host w liich rf. in us 
 Jam. 4.5. the spirit that d. in us lusteth to envy 
 
 2 Pet. 3.13. a new earth wherein rf. righteousness 
 
 1 Jo/m 3. 17 . how d. the love of (5od in him f 
 24. that keepeth his commandments, d. in him 
 
 4. 12, if we love one another, (lod d. in us 
 
 15. confess that .lesus is .'^on of Gotl, God d. in him 
 
 16. he that d. in love, d. in God. and God in him 
 
 2 John 2. for the truth’s sake which d. in us 
 liev. 2. 13. was slain among j ou, ■where Satan </. 
 
 D\V LLI/ITsG, .'Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 39 . thj’ d. shall be the fatness of the earth 
 2 Rings- 17 . 25. at the beginning (d their d. there 
 2 Chr. 6 . 2. 1 have built a place for thy d. foi ever 
 Ps-.A^D. 14. shall consume in the grave from tlieir<f. 
 91. 10. nor shall any plague come nigh tlij' d. 
 Piov. 21 . 20 . there is oil in the d. of the wise 
 24. 15. lay not wait against the d. of the righteous 
 Jer. 49. .'53. llazor shall be a d. for dragons and 
 _ , , desolation 
 
 Dan. 2. 11. the gods, whose d. is not with Gesh 
 4. 25. thy d. shall be with the beasts, .‘52. | 5. 21. 
 L^ah. 2 _. 11 . where is the d. of the lions ' 
 
 Mark 5. 3. who had his d. amone the tombs 
 D\VLLLr.\G'. 
 
 Gen. 25. 27- .Jacob was a plain man, d. in tents 
 .30. t 20. and she called his name, d. 
 
 Lev. 25. 29. if a man sell a d. liouse in a city 
 Plum. 24. 21 . and he said, strong is thy d. place 
 
 1 Kings 8 . ,'50. hear thou in heaven thy d. place, 
 
 w hen hearest forgive, 39, 43, 49. 2 Vhron. 
 G. 21 , .30, 39 . 
 
 2 Chr. 30. 27 . their prayer came up to his holy d. 
 
 36. 15. the Lord had compassion on his d. place 
 Job 8. 22. the d. place of the wicked comctonoueht 
 
 21. 28. w here are the. d. places of the wicked f 
 Psal. \9. 11. and their d. places to all generations 
 . 52.5. (iod shall pluck thee out of thy d. 
 
 74 . 7 . b\^ casting down the d. i)lace of tliy name 
 76. 2. in .''alem his tabernacle, hisr/. place in Zion 
 79 . 7- for they have laid waste hisrf. iilace 
 90 . 1. Lord thou hast been our d. place in all 
 
 I , - I T , generations 
 
 Isa. 4.the I ord will create on every d. place 
 
 18. 4. and I will consider in my d. place 
 
 Jer. 6. 1 2 1 likened Zion to a w'oman d. at home 
 
 30.18. and 1 will have mercy on his d. places 
 
 46. 19 . O thou daughter d. in i'gypt, furnish tliyself 
 51. 30. have burnt their d. places, bars are broken 
 
 . 37 . Labylon shall become ad. place for dragons 
 Ezek. 6. 6. in all your d. places the cities' laid 
 
 37 . 2.3. T will save them out of all their d. places ^ 
 .38.11. all of fliem d. without walls, bars, nor gates 
 
 Joel 3. 17. tliat I am the T.ord your (tori d. in Zion 
 Hab. 1 . 6 . to possess the d. places that are not theirs 
 Zeph. .3. 7 . so their d. should not be cutoff' 
 jlcts 2. 5. there were d. at .lerus. .lews, tlevout men 
 
 19 . 17 . was known to the Greeks, i/. at I’.pliesus 
 
 1 Cor. 4.11. are naked, and have no certain d. place 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 16. d. in the light no man can aiiproach 
 Heh. 11.9. d. in tabernacles with Isaac and .lacob 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 8. Lot, tliat liuhteous man, d. among them 
 
 ^ DWI.T.LlfsG.S. 
 
 Exod. 10 . 23. all the children of Isr. liad light in d. 
 Lev. 3. 17 . it shall be a perpetual statute tbrough- 
 ^ out all your f/. 2,3. li. Punt. .‘55. 29. 
 
 7. 26. ye shall eat no blood in any of your t/. 
 
 23. ,3. ye shall do no work in all your c/. 31. 
 
 Job 18. 19 . shall not have any remaining in his d. 
 
 21. surely such are the d. of the w icked 
 39 . 6'_1 have made the barren land hisr/. 
 
 Psal. 55. 15. for w ickedness is in their d. 
 
 87. 2. gates of Zion, more than all the d. of .Jacob 
 Isa. .'52. 18. my people sliall dwell in sure d. 
 
 Jer. 9. 19 . because our rf. have cast us out 
 Ezek. 25. 4. men of the east make their d. in thee 
 Zeph. 2. 6. the sea-coast shall be d. for shepherds 
 P2‘l: 
 
 DWLT.r, 
 
 Gen. 11 . 2. and they d. there, .31. | 26. 17 . 2 Kings 
 16. G. 1 Chron. 4. 4.3. 2 Chron. 28. 18. 
 2.3. 10. I'.phi on d. among thechiltlren of lletli 
 I.ev. 18. 3. the doings of Egypt wherein ye d. not do 
 Nam. 31. 10 . wherein they d. 2 Rings I 7 . 29. 
 
 1 R ings 13. 11. d. an old pri.phet in 15eth-el,25. 
 Job 29 . 25. and 1 d. as a king in tlie army 
 Psal. 7 L 2. this mount Zion wherein tliou hast^/. 
 Isa. 29 1. woe to .Ariel, the city where Itavid d. 
 Jer. 2.6. led us through aland where iio man d. 
 
 .‘59. 14. so .leremiah d. anu ng the peojde 
 
 I. zek. .3. 15. that/f. by the river ot ( lieUar 
 .31. 6. under his shadow d. great nations, I 7 . 
 
 37 . 25. the land wherein your fathers have d. 
 
 Dan. 4. 21. under which the beasts of the lield d. 
 Ztph. 2.15. this is the rejoii ing city that J carelessly 
 Luke 1. 65. fear came on all that d. r ound about 
 John 1.14. the word was madellesh and d. among us 
 . 39 . they came and saw where he d. and abode 
 yirts 1.3. 17 . when they d. as strangers in I'.gypt 
 22. 12. Ananias having good r eport of all that d. 
 28. 3 >. I’aul d. two years in his own hii'ed house 
 liev. 11.10. tormented them that d. on the earth 
 I)\VKi;i at. 
 
 Gen. 22.19. and Abraham d. at Beer sheba 
 Pum. 21. .‘54. Amor, w hich 6 '. at Ileslibon, Dent. .3.2. 
 Jndg. 9.41. and Abimelech d. at Aruinah 
 
 1 Kings L5.18. Eenhadad d. at Dainasc. 2 Ch. 16. 2. 
 
 2 Kings\ 9 . 36. .‘■^ennacher. d. at N ineveh, l.sa. 37. .‘57. 
 1 Chr.2. .55. families of (he scribes whidirf. at .labez 
 
 9. 34. these father's of the Levites d. .lerusalein 
 Acts 9- 22 . ^aul confounded .lews that o', at Damas. 
 32. Peter came to the saints who d. at Lydda 
 D\VEL1 in. 
 
 Num. 20 . 15. and we have d. in Egypt a longtime 
 
 21 . 31. thus Israel d. in the land of the Amorites 
 Dent. 2 . 12. d. their stead, 21,22,23. 1 Chr. 5 . 22. 
 
 3.3.16. the good will of him that d. in the bush 
 Jndg. 8 . 11 . by the way of them that d. in tents 
 29 . .lerubbaal went and d. in his own house 
 
 1 ‘Sam. 19. 18. David and Samuel d. in Naioth 
 .31. 7 . Philistine.^ came and d. m them, 1 Chr. 10 . 7 . 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 7 . G. whereas I have not d. in any house since 
 
 1 brought Israel out of Egypt, ] Chron. 17 . 5 . 
 
 9. 12 . all that d. the house of i^il;a were servants 
 
 14. 28. Absalom d. two full years in .lerusalem 
 
 1 Rings 2. .‘58. Sliimei d. in .lerusalem many days 
 12. 2. .Terob. was Ged from Solomon, d. in Egypt 
 
 2 Rings 1.3. 5. Israel d. in their tents as aforetime 
 
 15. 5. Ahaziah d. in a several house, 2 Chr. 26. 21. 
 
 22 . 14. Iluldah the prophetess, w ife of Shallum, d. 
 
 in .lerusalem, in the college, 2 Chron. 34 . 22 . 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 41. these came and d. m their rooms 
 
 5. 10. the Hagarites fell, and they d. in their tents 
 8 . 28. were chief men, these d. in .lerusalem 
 
 II . 7 . nnd David d. in the castle, 2 Sam. 5. 9 . 
 
 Ezra 2 . 70 . the irriests, the T.evites, and the Kcthi- 
 
 nims, rf. in their cities, Peh. 3. 26. I 11. 21. 
 Peh. 7 . 73 . 'Nethiniinsand all Israel d. in their cities 
 Job 22. 8 . and the honourable men d. in it 
 Psal. 94 . 17 . my soul had almost d. in silence 
 Isa. 13. 20 . shall never be inhabited, nor shall it be 
 d. in from generation to generation, Jer. 50. 39 . 
 Jer. .35. 10 . but ■tve hax e d. in tents, and obeyed 
 41. 17 . they d. in the habitation of Chimham 
 Ezek. 3C>. 17 . when Israel d. in their own land 
 39.26. wlienrf. safely w their land,none made afraid 
 Dan. 4. 12. the fowls of the heaven d. in the boughs 
 Mat. 2. 23. .Icseph d. in a city called iS'azareth 
 
 4.13. .lesus came and d. in ( apernaum 
 
 Luke 13. 4. w ere sinners above all that d. in Jer. 
 Acts 7 . 2. before Abraham d. in Charran, 4. 
 
 19. 10. all they w ho d. in Asia heard word of .Jesus 
 
 2 'Dm. 1 . 5. which r/. Gist nr thy grandmother Lois 
 
 DW EJ. I therein. 
 
 P nm. .32.40. he gave Gilead to IVlachir, he d. therein 
 Dent. 2 . 10 . Emims d. th. || 20 . giants d. th. in old time 
 1 Rings 11 . 24. Bezon went to Damascus and d. th. 
 12 . 25. Jeroboam built .Shechem, and d. therein 
 Peh. 1.3. 16. there d. men of Tyr e also therein 
 Psal. 68 . 10 . thy ccngregation hatli d. therein 
 DWELT icit/i. 
 
 Enth 2. 23. and Buth d. with her mother-in-law 
 1 Kam. 22. 4. his father and mother rf. w. k. of Moab 
 1 Chron. 4. 23. thei'e they d. with king for Ids work 
 8 . .32. these also d. icith their brethren, 9 . .38. 
 
 Psal. 120 . 6 . rny soul hath long d. with him (hat 
 Jer. 4U. 6 . Jeremiah d. with him among the people 
 
 Gen. lo. 10. Abraham laid e. piece against another 
 .34. 25. tSimcoii and I.evi took e. man his sword 
 40. 5. e. man his dream, || 45.22. e. changes of raim. 
 Lxod, 18. 7 . and they asked e. otherof their w eltare 
 30. .34. ot e. shall there be a like weight 
 Knm. 1. 44. e. one was for the house of his fathers 
 7. 3. and they brought for e. one an o.x 
 16. 17 . thou also and Aaron e. of you his censer 
 ./w/i. 22.14. ot e. chief house a prince, e. one was head 
 Jndg. 8. 18. e. one resembled the children of a king 
 -1.22. because we reserved not to c. man his wife" 
 li.vth 1.9. jii ant tliat they may Grid I'est c. of you 
 s K xngs 4. 7. e. man his month in a year made prov. 
 i-. 10. arid the kirpirs e. sat on his throne 
 ~u VT- exacted of c. man fifty shekels 
 
 Jsal.'d.s. 10. righteousness anil peace kissed c. other 
 Isa. 2. 20. they made e. one for himself to worship 
 6. 2. stood the Seraphims, e. one had six wines 
 ?-■ 1’ " l^y.' shall be grass, reeds, and rushes 
 
 . .. e. one walking in his uprightness 
 r.zek. 4. 6. 1 have appointed thee e. day for a year 
 l.nke 13.15. doth not e. on sabbath locse his ox or ass 
 -• -J- cloven tongues sat upon e. of them 
 n i Other better than himself 
 
 2 1 hess. 1. .3. chai'ity toward e. other aboundeth 
 Lev. 4. 8. the four beasts had e. of them six wings 
 EAGLE 
 
 Is a bird of prep, whereof there is frequent men¬ 
 
 tion tn scripture. It is declared in Lev. 11. 13, 
 to be unclean, as are all other birds of its species " 
 tis the sea-eagle, and the eagle named Gssifrage* 
 because it breaks the hones in order to extract the 
 marrow. The hawk and vulture may also be 
 reckoned as different sjiccies of eagles. 
 
 It in haid that u'heiL an sees its yatTig ones 
 
 so well-grown, as to ventuie upon flying, it hovers 
 over their nest, flutters uith its wing.‘, and ex¬ 
 cites them to imitate it, and take their flight ; 
 and when it sees them weary or Jearful, it takes 
 them vj)on its back, and carries them so, that 
 the jcwlers cannot hurt the young without 
 piercing through the body of the old one. In al¬ 
 lusion to this. It IS said, Exod. 19. 4 . That God 
 delivered his people out oj l-^yvpt, and bore thern 
 upon eagles’ wings ; and in Deut. .‘52. 11. 'J'hat 
 the Lord took upon himselj the care of his peo¬ 
 ple; that he led them out of ilgyid, and set them 
 at liberty ^ as an ca;ule takes its young vnt of the 
 nest, to teach them how to fly, by gently flutter ing 
 about them. 
 
 It is of great courage, so as to set on harts and 
 great beasts, .rind has no less suhtilty in taking 
 them ; for having filled its wings with sand and 
 dust. It sitteth on their horns, and by its wings 
 shaketh it in their eyes, whereby they become an 
 easy prey. It fUeth veiy high, Prov. . 39 . \9.yet, 
 in the twinkling oJ an eye, seizeth on its prey, 
 whether on the earth, or in the sea. It buitdeth 
 Its nest very high in the tops of rcck.‘. Job .‘59. 27. 
 It goeth forth to prey about noon, when men are 
 gone home nit of the fields. 
 
 It hath a little eye, but a very quick sight, and 
 ducems Its prey afar off, and beholds the sun 
 tilth open eyes, tyuch oj her young as through 
 weakness oj sight cannot behold the sun it rejects 
 as unnatural. It hveth long, nor dieth of age 
 or sickness, say some, but of hunger ; for by age. 
 Its bill grows so hooked, that it cainu t feed. It 
 preys not on small birds, hut on geese, hares, 
 harts, serpents, and dead carcases. It is said, 
 that It preserves its nest from poistn, by having 
 therein a precums stone named Aetites, (with¬ 
 out which It IS thought the eagle, cannot lay her 
 eggs, and which some use to prevent aboriiim, and 
 helps aelivery in women, by tying it above or 
 below the navel,) and keepeth it clean by the J're- 
 qiient use of the herb maiden-hair. L nless it he 
 iBty mnigry^ it dtvov.YCth Hot the whole picy^ but 
 leaveth part of it for other birds, which follow it. 
 Its Jiathers or quills are said to consume other 
 quills, that lie near them. Between the eagle 
 and dragon there is constant enmity, the eagle 
 seeking to kill it, and the dragon breaks all the 
 eagle s eggs it can find; and hearing the noise of 
 the eagle in the air, speedeth to its den, and 
 kheie hides himselj. lo provoke ^ts ycung ones 
 tv fly. It flutters over them and takes them on its 
 wings, Deut. .32. 11. Isa. 40. 31. and if they at¬ 
 tempt not to fly. It beats them with its bill, and 
 gives them no Jood. Being exceedingly het and 
 dry. It soon -waxeth angry, nor keepeth, but shuns 
 society -with others. Rome eagles prey in the air. 
 Some in the sea, wherein they can from on hii/h 
 perceive the smallest fish, and some i n the laiid. 
 J/te eagle moulters and loses its feathers yearly, 
 which seasons it is v ery feeble. It is said, 
 PsaL_ 103. 5. Ihy youth is renewed like the 
 eagles, tbat tSy thy bodily health atid sttength 
 continue vigorous and lively, as the eagle’s doth 
 even till old age. 
 
 In Micah 1 . 16. it is said, Enlai'ge thy baldness 
 as the eagle: 'This signifies, that they to -whom 
 the prophet addresses himself, should cut off their 
 hair in time of nnmrning, should he naked and 
 stripped like an eagle nhen it moults its j'ea 
 thers. It IS said that the eagle, at that sea.ion, 
 casts almost all itsjeathers, and Jails into a lan¬ 
 guishing condition, so as iieither to he able to hunt 
 after prey as usual, nor create terror in other 
 birds. 
 
 Our ‘Saviour, in IMat. 24. 28. says, W heresoever 
 the carcase is. there will the eagles be gathered 
 together. .5ob says of' the eagle, chap. 39. .30. 
 \\ here the slain are, there is she. Naturalists 
 observe, that the common sort of eagles cat no 
 forrion, but that there is a particular species 
 which aoes: that there is not one of any kind 
 but what eats raw flesh, though not indifferently 
 oJ all sorts, nor that of any creature uhich dies 
 
 ‘i^ii^^^fresh and lately 
 killed. II hat Job says concerning the eagle is 
 to be under.itood in a literal sense: but our Sa¬ 
 viour makes an allegory of it, and says, that 
 wherever there ere .lews, who deal unjaithjully 
 with God, there will be also Komans, who bore 
 the eagle in their standards, tocxeiute God's ven¬ 
 geance upon them. 
 
 As the eagle r cnerally ffies most swiftly, especially 
 when hunger and the sight of prey quicken its 
 motion: tn this sense the days of men are. com¬ 
 pared to it. Job 9 . 26. Aly flays are passed 
 away as the eagle, that hasteth to the [irev. 
 Ro are riches ; Prov. 23. 5. H iches certainlv 
 make themselves wings, they Gy away as an 
 iagle towards heaven, .-is also the persecutors of 
 the church; l am. 4. 19. Our persecutors ar e 
 sxyitter than the eagles of the heaven. 'The kings 
 oJ }5ahylon and J.gvpt are also comjsared to an 
 eagie, T.zek. 17 . .3, 7 . 
 
 Lev. 11.1.3. the e. have in abomination, Deut. 14.12. 
 Deut. 28. 49 . a nation as sw ift as the r. Gieth 
 32. 11. as ane. stirreth up her nest. Gutterethover 
 .. as the c. that hasteth to the iney 
 
 .‘59. 27 . doth the e, mount up at thy cotmnand ? 
 b rov. 23. 5. riches Gy away as an c. towards heaven 
 .30. 19. the way of an e. in the air is wonderful 
 Jer. 48. 40.^ behold, he shall Gy as an e, overlMoab 
 49 .16. tho’ thou shouldest make thv nest high;i 5 <. 
 
 1. 10 . they four also had the face of an e. 10.14. 
 17* 3. a great e. w ith great wings came. 7. 
 
EAR 
 
 EAR 
 
 EAR 
 
 Pan. 4. 33. his hairs were grown likee. feathers 
 
 7 . 4 . the firet beast was like a lion, and had e. wings 
 lios. 8 . 1 . ;is an e. against the liouse ot'tlie T,ord 
 tJbad. 4 . tho’ thou exalt thyself as e. bring thee down 
 1 . 16. enlarge thy baldness as the e. 
 
 Jlah. 1. 8. the Clfaldeans shall Hy as the e. 
 liev. 4 . 7 . the fourth beast was like a Hying e. 
 
 12.14. to the woman were given wings of a great e. 
 liAtTLES. 
 
 Erod. 19.4. ye have seen liow I bare you on e. wings 
 2 Sam. 1.23. were swifter than e. stronger than lions 
 ‘Pscil. 103. 5. thy youth is renewed liketliee. 
 
 Prov. .30. 17 . and the younge. shall eat it 
 Jsa. 40. 31. they shall mount up witli wings as e. 
 
 Jer. 4.13. his horses are swifter than e. 
 
 Lam. 4.19. our persecutors are swifter than the 
 Mat. 24. 28. there wille. be gathered, Luke 17- 37- 
 EAR. 
 
 The ear the mstrument or organ of hearing, 
 Eccl. 1. 8. The Lord sags to Isaiah, Make 
 the hearts of this people fat, and make their 
 ears lieavy, Tsa. 6.10.; that is, tell them that 1 
 uill suffer them to harden their hearts, and stop 
 their ears against mg word. The scripture some¬ 
 times sags that the prophets do what theg foretell 
 onlg. The same prophet, speaking of himself, 
 sags. The T.ord hath opened mine ear, and 1 
 was not rebellious, Isa. 50. 5. He has given me 
 his orders, and I oheg without contradiction. 
 A.nd speaking to the Jews, 1 hou heartiest not, yea, 
 thou knewest not, yea, from that time that thine 
 ear was not opened, Isa. 48. 8. Thou hast never 
 heard ang mention made of what I am going to 
 tell thee. Uncircumcised ears, .fer. 6. 10. are 
 ears deaf to the word of Ood : Iheir ear is un- 
 circumcised ; overgrown, as it were, with a thick 
 skin; their hearts are Jilled with ohstinarg and 
 impeniteneg, which make theni iucapahle of enter¬ 
 taining ang good counsel. hat yo liear in tlie 
 ear, that preach ye upon the house-tops. Mat. 
 10. 27 . Declare that eicrg where, and publiclg, 
 which I have revealed to gou in private. He 
 that hath ears to hear, let him hear, Mat. 11. 15. 
 He that hath his ears opened, that hath a miiid 
 enabled bg (iod to believe what 1 sag, let him 
 make use of these abilities to understand and 
 consider it. Ear is jigurativelg, and after the 
 manner of men, applied to iosil, deiu ting_ his 
 readiness to hear and answer the piagers of his 
 people, Psal. 34. 15.1 116. 2. His ears are open 
 unto their cry. Becawse he hath inclined his 
 ear unto me, therefore will I call upon him as 
 long as I live. 
 
 To uncover the ear is an Hebraism, wherebg is 
 meant, to show, or reveal something to a person. 
 1 Sam. 20. t 2. idy father will do nothing 
 either great or small, but that he will uncover 
 mine ear; that is, he will shew it ine. The 
 servant who renounced the privilege of being freed 
 from servitude in the sabbatical gear, had his 
 pierced with an awl: this was performed in 
 the presence of the judges, that it might appear 
 that this Was his own free choice, and that he was 
 not overawed, or compelled thereto bg his master ; 
 and likewise that the agreement being so pub¬ 
 liclg and solemnly confirmed, might be irrevoca¬ 
 ble: His ear was bored at his master's door; 
 which was a mark of servitude and bonaage, and 
 did represent his settled and perpetual obligation 
 to abide in thru house, and there to hear and 
 obey his master's commands, Exod. 21. 6. Deut. 
 
 15. 16, 17 . 
 
 The Psalmist speaking in the person of the i\Ies- 
 siah, sags to God, Sacrifice and ottering thou 
 did^t not desire, mine ears hast thou opened. 
 The Hebrew reads. Mine ears hast thou digged ; 
 thou hast opened them and made them attentive ; 
 thou hast given me ears to hear, and oheg thg 
 precepts: Or, c-therwise, thou hast pierced them, 
 as those servants were used, who chose to remain 
 with their masters after the sabbatical gear; 
 thou hast fitted, inclined, and obliged me to thg 
 service. The Septuagint, whom the Apostle fol¬ 
 lows, Heb. 10. 5. read this passage, A body' hast 
 thou prepared me : Wherein, though the words 
 differ, the sense is the same. That Christ might 
 become God's servant for ever, which was signi¬ 
 fied by boring of the ear, (Jed the Lather bg his 
 Spirit did jiirnish him with an human nature, 
 that so he might perform that piece of service which 
 God required, nametg, the offering tip himself a 
 bloodg sacrifice for sin, to which he was obedi¬ 
 ent. Phil. 2. 8. Being found in fashion as a 
 man, he became obedient unto death, even the 
 death of the cross. Thus were his ears bored, 
 which could not be, if he had not been clothed 
 with a bodg. 
 
 Exod. 2]. 6. his master shall bore his e. Deut. 15. 17 . 
 
 1 Sam. 9 .15. the Lord hath told Samuel in hise. 
 
 20. + 2. butthathe will uncover mine e. 
 
 + 12. if I send not to thee and uncover tliine e. 
 
 22. + 8. there is none that uncovereth mine. e. 
 
 9.Sam. 7 . +27- thou, O J.onl, hastopened thee. 
 
 2 A'ings ig. 16. bow down thine e. Ls. 31. 2. | 86.1. 
 1 Chr. 17. + 25. hast revealed the e. of thy servant 
 ffeh. 1.6. lettliine e. be attentive, and eyes open, 11. 
 Job 4.12. and mine e. received a little thereof 
 
 12.11. doth not the e. try words tSl. .3. 
 
 13. l.mine e. hatli heard and understood it 
 
 29 . 11. when the e. heard me, then it blessed me 
 
 21. to me men gave e. waited, and kept silence 
 
 32.11. behold, 1 gave e. to yourrea.sons 
 
 36.10. heopeneth also their e. to discipline 
 42.5. I have heard ofthee. by the hearing of the e. 
 
 Psal. 10. 17 . thou w'ilt cause thine e. to hear 
 18. +44. at the hearing of the e. they shall obey 
 31.2. l)ow down thine e. to me, deliver me speedily 
 58.4. like the deaf adder that stoppeth here. 
 
 77- 1. 1 cried unto Clod, and he gavee. untome 
 94. 9. he that planted tlie e. shall he not hear r 
 116. 2. because he hath inclined his e. unto me 
 Proc. 5.1. and bow thine e. to my understanding 
 
 Prov. 5.13. nor inclined mye. to them that instructed 
 15. .31. the e. that hcareth the reproof of life 
 17 . 4 . and a liar giveth e. to a naughty tongue 
 
 18.15. the e. of tlie wiseseeketh knowledge 
 
 20.12. the hearing e. the seeing eye, Ld. made both 
 
 22 . 17 . bow thine e. hear the words of the wise 
 
 25.12. so is a wise reprover on an obedient e. 
 
 28. 9. he that turneth away his e. from hearing 
 
 Eccl. 1. 8. nor is the e. tilled with hearing 
 Isa. 48. 8. from that time thine e. was not opened 
 50 . 4 . he wakeneth mye. to hear as the learned 
 
 5. Lord hath opened mine e.and 1 was not rebellious 
 
 59.1. nor is hise. heavy that it cannot hear 
 
 04. 4. men have not heard, nor perceived by the e. 
 Jer. 6. 10. behold their e. is uncircumcised 
 7 . 24 . they hearkened not, nor inclined their e. 26. 
 
 I 11. 8. 1 17 . 23. I 25. 4. 1 .34. 14. I 44. 5. 
 9. 20. let your e. receive the word ot the Lord 
 .35.15. but ye have not inclined your e. 
 l.am. 3. 56. hide not thine e. at my breathing 
 Amos 3. 12. taketh from the Lon a piece of an e. 
 Mat. 10. 27 . what ye hear in the e. that preach 
 26. 51. and smote off his e. Mark 14. 47- 
 Luke 12. 3. that which ye have spoken in the e. 
 
 22. 51. and he touched his e. and healed him 
 John 18. 26. the servant wdiose e. Peter cut off 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. is written, eye hath not seen, nore. heanl 
 
 12.16. if the e. shall say, because I am not the eye 
 Rev. 2. 7 . he that hath an e. let him hear what Spirit 
 
 saith to churches, 11,17, 29.1 3.6,13, 22. I 13. 9. 
 Incline EAR. 
 
 Ps. 17 . 6 . O God, incline thine e, to me, and hear my 
 speech, 71.2.1 83. 2. Isa. .37. 17. Dan. 9.18. 
 
 45.10. O daughter, consider, and incline thine e. 
 
 49. 4. I will incline mine e. to a parable 
 Prov. 2. 2. so that thou incline thine e. to wisdom 
 4. 20. my son, incline thine e. to my sayings 
 Isa. 55. 3. incline your e. and come unto me 
 Give EAR. 
 
 Exod. 15.26. if wilt ( 7 n e e. to his commandments 
 Deut.l.Ao. but the Lord would not hearken nor 
 
 e. to your voice, 2 C’/in w. 24.19. Neh. 9.30. 
 .32.1. give e. O heavens, and 1 will speak 
 Judo. 5. 3. hear, () ye kings, give e. O ye princes 
 Job Si. 2. give e. to me, ye that have knowledge 
 Psal. 5.1. give e. to my words, O Lord, 54. 2. 
 
 17 .1. give e. unto my prayer, 55. 1.1 80. 6. 
 
 39.12. hear my pra.ver, give e. to my ciy, 141.1. 
 
 49 .1. give e. all ye inhabitants of the world 
 
 78.1. give e. O my people H 80.1. give e. shepherd 
 84. 8. iiearmv prayer,i/nee. O God of .lacob 
 143. 1. O \.cycA,gtie e. to my supplications 
 
 Isa. 1.2. give e. G earth, for the I^rd hath spoken 
 10. give c. to the law of our God, ye people 
 8. 9 . give e. all ye of far countries, .gird yourselves 
 28. 23. give ye e. and hear my voice, hearken 
 .32. 9. ye careless daughters, irfue e. to my speech 
 42. 23. who among you will give e. to ttiis t 
 .51. 4. hearken and give e. to me, O my nation 
 Jer. 1.3. 15. give e. he not proud, the L. hath spoken 
 Hos. 5.1. and give ye e. O liouse of the king 
 Joel 1. 2. give e. all ve inhabitants of the land 
 Right liAR. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 20. upon the tip of the right e. of his 
 sons. Lev. 8. 23, 24. 1 14. 14, 17, 25, 28. 
 Luke 22. 50. one cut off his right e. John 18.10. 
 EAR. 
 
 Exod. 9 . 31. foi’ barley w'as in the e. and flax boiled 
 Mark 4. 28. then the e. the full corn in the e. 
 EAR. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.12. the king will set them to e. the ground 
 Isa. 30. 24. the oxen that e. the ground shall eat 
 
 EARED. 
 
 Deut. 21. 4. to a rough vallev neither e. nor sown 
 EARLNG. 
 
 Gen. 45.6. in w'hich shall he neither e. nor harvest 
 Exod. 34.21. in e. time and harvest thou shalt rest 
 EARLY. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. ye shall rise e. and go on your way 
 Judg. 7 . .3. whoso is fearful, let him departs. 
 
 19 . 9. and to-morrow get you e. on your w'a 3 ’’ 
 
 2 Khtgs 6.15. servant of the man of G. was risen e. 
 Psal. 46. 5. God shall help her, and that right e. 
 
 57 . S. awake up, 1 myself wdll awake e. 108. 2. 
 
 63.1. thou art my God, e. will 1 seek thee 
 
 78. .34. they returned and enquired e. after God 
 90. 14. O satisfy us e. with thy mercy that we may 
 101.8. I will e. destroy all the wicked of the land 
 Prov. 1.28. they shall seek me e. but not find me 
 
 8. 17 . those that seek me e. shall find me 
 Cant. 7 . 12. let us get up e. to the vineyards 
 Isa. 26. 9. with my spirit will I seek thee e. 
 
 Hos. 5. 15. in their affliction they wdll seek me e. 
 
 6. 4. and as the e. dew it goeth away, 1.3. .3. 
 
 Luke 24. 22. women who were e. at the sepulchre 
 John 18.28. they led .lesustothe hall, and it was e. 
 
 20.1. the first day cometh .Mary .Magdalene e. 
 Jam. 5. 7 . till he receive thes. and latter rain 
 
 See Arose, Rise, Risen, Rising, Rose, 
 Morning. 
 
 EAR-RING. 
 
 Gen. 24. 22. that the man took a golden e. 
 
 30. when Laban saw e. and bracelets on his 
 
 [sister’s hands 
 
 47 . T put the e. upon her face, and the bracelets 
 Job 42. 11. ecery one gave .lob an e. of gold 
 Prov. 25.12. as an e. of gold, so is a w ise reprover 
 EAR-RINGS. 
 
 Gen. .35. 4. thev gave to .lacob all their e. 
 
 Exod. .32. 2. break off tlie golden e. and hi ingto me 
 .35. 22. they brought e. for their offerings 
 Num. 31. we have brought e. to make atonement 
 Judg. 8.24. give every man the e. of his prey 
 I>a. 3. 20. the Lord will take away the e. 
 
 Ezek. 16.12. and I put e. in thine ears 
 Hos. 2.13. and she decked herself w ith her e. 
 EAR.S. 
 
 Gen. 2.3. + 10. Ephron answered in the e. of children 
 44.18. let me speak a word in my lord's*;. 
 
 .50. 4. speak, I i>ray you, in the e. of Pharaoh 
 Exod. 10. 2. thou mayest tell it in the e. of thy son 
 17. 14 !uid rehearse it in the e. of .loshua 
 
 Num. 11 . + 1 . it was evil in the e. of the I.orcl 
 18. for you have w ept in the c. of the Lord 
 Deut. 31. 30. Moses spake in the e. of the congre- 
 
 [gation 
 
 Josh. 2.). 4. dec'are his cause in f e e. of the elders 
 .Tudg. 9 . 2. in the e. of the men of bhechem, .3. 
 
 1 >)am. .3. 11. at wliich both the e. of every one that 
 heareth it shall tingle, 2 Kings 21.12. Jer. 19. 3. 
 
 8 . 21 . he rehearseth them in thee, of the Lord 
 2,5. + 24. let thine handmaid speak in thine e. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 22. nor any god beside thee, according to 
 all that we have heard with our e. 1 Chrun. 17. 20. 
 22. 7 . and my cry did enter into his e. 
 
 Job 15. 21. a dreadful sound is in his e. in ju-osperity 
 
 28. 22. we lia' e heard the fame thereof withoure. 
 
 33. 16. then h.e openeth the e. of men, and sealeth 
 Psal. 18. 6. and my cry came even info his e. 
 
 34. 15. and his e. are oiiened totlreir cry 
 44. 1 . we have heard with our e. O God 
 115. 6 . they have c. hut hear not, 1.35. 17 . 
 
 Prov. 21. 13. whoso stoppeth his e. at cry of the poor 
 
 2.3. 9. speak not in the e.of a fool, he will despise 
 26. 17 . like one that taketh a dog by the e. 
 
 Isa. 11. .3. nor reprove after the hearing of his e. 
 
 .32. .3. the e. of them that hear shall hearken 
 .33. 15. that stoppeth his e. from hearing of blood 
 .35. 5. and the e. of the deaf shall he unstopped 
 42.20. opening the e. hut he heareth not 
 
 4.3. 8. bring forth the blind and deaf that have e. 
 Jer. 2. 2. go, and t ry in thee, of .lerusalem 
 
 5. 21. O people, which have e. and hear not 
 
 29. 29 . Zeplianiah read in the e. of .leremiah 
 .36. 15. sit down now, and read it in our e. 
 
 21. .lehudi read it in the e. ('f the king and princes 
 Mat. 28.14. if this come to the govenior’s e. 
 
 Mark 7 . .3.3. he nut his fingers into his e. and spit 
 
 35. and straigntw’ay his e. were opened 
 
 8.18. liaving e. hear ye not' do ye not remember ? 
 Acts 7 . 51. ye uncirc.umcised in heart and e. resist 
 11. 22. tidings came to the e. of the church 
 JT- 20. thou bringest strange things to our e. 
 
 Rom. 11. 8. hath given e. that they should not heal 
 2 Tim. 4. 3. they heap teachers, having itching e. 
 .Tam. 5. 4. are entered into e. of the Lord of sabaotb 
 1 Pet. 3.12. and his e. are open to their prayers 
 EA RS to hear. 
 
 Deut. 29. 4. the Lord hath not given v’ou e. to hear 
 Ezek. 12. 2. they have e. to hear, and hear not 
 Mat. 11. 15. he that hath e. to hear, let him hear 
 
 1.3. 9, 43. Mark 4. 9, 23. 1 7-16. Luke ^ 
 8. 1 14. 35. 
 
 ]\Jine E.ARS. 
 
 Num. 14. 28. as ye have spoken in mine e. I will dc 
 Judy. 17 . 2. the silver thou spakestof in mine e. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 14. this bleating of sheep in mine e ! 
 
 2 Kings 19. 28. tumult come into w/wee. Isa. .37- 29 
 2 Cbron. 7. 15. and mine e. attenttothe prayer 
 Job 33. + 8. surely thou hast spoken in mine e. 
 
 Psal. 40. 6. mine e. hast thou opened, burnt-offering 
 
 92.11. mine e. shall hear my desire of the wicked 
 Isa. 5. 9 . in mine e. said the Ixird of hosts 
 
 22. 14. it was revealed in mi7>e e. by the Lord 
 Ezek. 8.18. tho' they cry’ in mine e. with loud voice 
 
 9. 1. he cried also in mine e. wdth a loud voice 
 Euke 1.44. thy salutation sounded in mine e. 
 
 EA RS of the people. 
 
 Exod. 11. 2. speak now in the e. of the people 
 Deut. .32. 44. Closes spake in the e. of the people 
 Judg. 7 . 3 . go to, proclaim in the e. of the people 
 
 1 Sam. 11.4‘. told the tidings in the e. of the peiple 
 
 2 Kings 18.26. talk not in the e. of people, la. .36.11. 
 Neh. 8. 3. e. of the people w’ere attentive to the law' 
 
 13. +1. on that day thev read in the e. of the people, 
 Jer. 28. 7-1 -36. 6, 10,13, 14. 
 Their EAR.S. 
 
 Gen. 20. 8. Abimelech told these things in their e. 
 .35. 4. gave .lacob ear-rings which w'ere in their e. 
 Exod. .32.3. people brake off the ear-rings in their e. 
 Deut. 31.241. 1 may; speak these words in their e. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3.2. read in their e. 2 Chr. .34. 30..7er.36.15. 
 Job 36.15. he openeth their e. in oppression 
 Isa. 6 . 10 . make heart fat, their e. heavy, lest they 
 hear with their e. Mat. 13.15. .'/rr< 28. 27 
 Mic. 7 . 10 . the nations shall see, their e. shall be deal 
 Zech. 7 . 11 . but they stopped their e. Acts'. 57. 
 
 2 Tim. 4.4. they shall turn aw ay their e. from truth 
 Thine EA RS. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. + 24. let thine handmaid speak in thine e. 
 
 2 Chron. 6.40. let thine e. be attent to the prayer 
 Psal. 1(). 17 . thou W’ilt cause thine e. to hear 
 
 130. 2. let thhie e. be attentive to the voice 
 Prov. 23.12. apply thine e. to words of knowledge 
 Isa. .30. 21. thine e. shall hear a word behind thee 
 49 . 20. the children shall say again in thine e. 
 
 Jer. 28.7. hear this word that I speak in thine e. 
 Ezek. 3. 10. and hear with thine e. -10. 4.1 44. 5. 
 
 16 . 12. 1 put ear-rings in thine e. and a crown 
 
 23. 25. they shall take away thy nose and thtne e. 
 
 24. 26. to cause thee to hear with thine e. 
 
 Y'our EARS. 
 
 Deut. 5. 1. hear the statutes which I speak in gour e. 
 Job 1.3. 17 . hear my declaration with goitre. 
 
 Psal. 78.1. incline gour c. to the words of my mouth 
 Jer. 26.11. as ye have heard with your c. 
 
 15. I^rd sent me to speak these words in goitre. 
 Mat. 1.3. 16 . but blessed arc goure. for they hear 
 L.ukeA. 21. this scripture is fulfdled in goure. 
 
 9 . 44. let these sayings sink clow n in gour e. 
 EAR.S. 
 
 Gen. 41. .5. behold, .seven c. of corn came up, 22. 
 Lev. 2.14. shalt ofler for a meat otfering green e. 
 
 ".3.14. not eat green e. tdl ve bring an otlviing 
 Deut. 23. 25. mayest pluck the e. with thine hand 
 Ruth 2. 2. let me go and glean of corn atter him 
 2 Kings 4. 42. brought the man of G. full e. ot corn 
 .Job 2A. 24. the wicked cut otf as tops of e. of corn 
 Isa. 17 . 5. theglory of.lacoh.as whenonereapethc. 
 Mat. 12.1. his disciples were an hungered,and began 
 to pluck the e. of corn, .Mark 2.23. Luke 6.1. 
 St:e Seven. 
 
 EARM’.sr. 
 
 The apostle Paul speaks of the earnest of the 
 
EAR 
 
 EAR 
 
 EAR 
 
 Spirit, 2 Cor. 1. G2. the first-fruits of the Spirit, 
 Horn. 8. 2.1 and of being sealed by the Spirit, 
 Eph. 1. 13. 'J'/iese phrases signify the aspirance 
 Khich the Spirit of adoption does give believers of 
 their inheritance in heaven. For as the first-fruits 
 uere pledges to the .lews of the enstiing crop : and 
 as he that receives earnest, is sure to have the 
 full ivm paid him, or the full bargain made good, 
 when the person that gives it is honest and faith¬ 
 ful; So the graces wrought in the soul by the Spirit 
 of God, such as love, joy, peace, l^c. arc pledges of 
 that abundance and fulness tf joy and felicity, 
 which believers shall par take of in heaven. \'et these 
 graces and comforts which the godly enjoy here, 
 are hut first-fruits in regard of their order ; they 
 precede the full harvest: And in regard of their 
 jjuantity, they are but an handful in comparison 
 of the whole seal and earnest: though they both 
 imply assurance, yet they differ thus; sealing 
 especially refers to the understanding; earnest 
 to the affections. Though the seal assures us, 
 yet it is not part of the inheritance; hut the 
 earnest so assures us, that it gives a part of 
 the inheritance; It works that joy in the heart, 
 which is a foretaste of heaven, and which the saints 
 are filled with there. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 22. hath given the e. of the Spirit, 5. 5. 
 Eph. 1.14. which is thee, of our inheritance 
 EAUNlvST. 
 
 Prov. 27 . + 6. but the kisses of an enemy are e. 
 
 Acts IQ.. +5. e. prayer was made to Clod for him 
 Pom. 8.19. tlie e. expectation of the creature waiteth 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . when he told us your e. desire 
 8.16. wliicli put the same e. care into I itus 
 Phil. 1.20. according to my e. expectation and hope 
 Meb. 2.1. we ought to give the more e. heed to things 
 EAKNKSTLY. 
 
 Hum. 22. 37 . did I not e. send to thee to call thee ? 
 1 Sam. 20. 6. David e. asked leave of me, 28. 
 
 Hell. 3. 20. Baruch e. repaired tlie other piece 
 13. t6. and after certain dai’S I e. requested 
 Job 7 . 2 . as a servant e. desireth the shadow 
 Jer. 11 . 7 . for I c. protested to your fathers 
 31.20.1 doe. remember him still 
 Mic. 7 . 3. they may do evil with both hands e. 
 Luke 22.44. being in an agony he prayed more e. 
 
 56. but a certain maid e. looked upon Peter 
 Acts 3. 12. men of Israel, why look ye so e. on us ? 
 
 23.1. Paul e. beholding council, said. I have lived 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. but covet e. the best gifts 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. in this we groan, e. desiring to be clothed 
 Jam. 5. 17 . idias prayed e. that it might not rain 
 Jude 3. that ye should e. contend for the faith 
 
 EAE>,Ern. 
 
 Hag. 1.6. he that e. wages, e. to put it in a bag 
 EA^RTH, 
 
 Is taken (1) For that gross and terrestrial element 
 which sustains and nourishes us, Gen. 1.10. God 
 called the dry land, earth. In this sense it is 
 taken in those passages, where the earth is said to 
 yield fruit, to he barren, watered, tic. (2) lor all 
 that rude matter, which was created in the begin¬ 
 ning. Gen. 1.1. God created the heaven and the 
 earth ; that is, the matter of all sensible beings. 
 (3) By the earth is meant the terraqueous globe, 
 the earth and ail that it contains, men, animals, 
 plants, metals, waters, fish, 4c. Psal. 24. 1. The 
 earth is the Lord’s and the fulness thereof. (4) 
 The earth is often taken for those who inhabit it, 
 Gen. 6. 13.111. 1. The earth is filled with 
 violence, Ihe whole earth was of one language. 
 Psal. 96. 1. Sing unto the l.ord, all the earth. 
 (5) Sometimes the whole earth, or all the king¬ 
 doms of the earth, signifies no more than the whole 
 empire of Chaldea and Assyria. E’lm 1. 2. The 
 Lord God of h.eaven hath given me all the king¬ 
 doms of the earth. Earth is taken for Canaan, 
 or the land of the Jews; Eom. 9. 28. A short 
 work will the Lord make upon the earth. He 
 will bring a sudden destruction upon that land and 
 people. And in Mat. 9. 26. Mark 15. 33. Luke 
 4. 25. the-word which is translated land, is in the 
 Greek, earth. 
 
 A uian of the earth, Gen. 9. t 20. Koah was a man 
 of the earth, a husbandman, or one who tilled the 
 grc.urul. In Psal. 10. 18. the m.an of the eartli 
 signifies a mortal, earthly-minded man, who was 
 made of the dust, and must return to the dust. 
 Earth, in the moral sense cf it, is set in opposition 
 to heaven; things earthly and carnal, to things 
 heavenly and spiritual. John 3. 31. He that is of 
 the earth is earthh’, and speaketh of the earth: 
 he that cometh from heaven is abov-e all. Col. 
 
 3.1, 2. If ye tlien be risen with Christ, seek those 
 things which are above, and set not your affec¬ 
 tions on things on the earth. The terrestrial man 
 is set in opposition to the heavenly, 1 Cor. 15. 47, 
 48. The first man is of the earth, earthy, the 
 second man is the Lord from heaven. Adam, the 
 first public person and head of the old covenant. 
 Was formed of the earth ; he was mortal and cor¬ 
 ruptible : But Christ, the second public person, 
 and head rf the new covenant, is if a heavenly 
 descent, and has a divine as well as a human 
 nature. In like manner the earthly house is set in 
 opposition to the heavenly; 2 Cor. 5. 1. If our 
 earthly house of this taheniacle were dissolved, 
 we have a building of God, an house not made 
 with hands, eternal in the heavens. If this bodily 
 frame of nature were taken to pieces by death, 
 there is a state of glory provided by God for the 
 separate soul to pass unto. 
 
 Gen. 1. 2. and the e was without form and void 
 
 10. and God called the dry land e. 
 
 11. and God said, let the e. briiigforth grass, 24. 
 
 12. and the c. brought forth crass and herb 
 
 28. be fruitful, replenish the cT and subdue it, 9.1. 
 
 6. 11. the e. also was corrupt before God 
 
 7 . 17 . and the ark was lifted up above the d. 
 
 8. 14. in the second month was the e. dried 
 
 22. while c. remaineth, seed-time shall notecase 
 
 9.13, for a token of a covenant between me and e. 
 
 126 
 
 Gcm. 10.25. in his days w'asthec.divided, 1 CAr.1.19. 
 
 18.18. and all the nations of the e. shall be blessed 
 
 in him. 22.18.1 26. 4. | 28. 14. 
 
 27 . 28. God give thee of the fatness of the e. 
 
 41. 47 . in plenteous years e. brought forth handfuls 
 E.rod. 8. 22. I am the Imrd in the 'midst of the e. 
 
 9 . 29 . that thou mayest know that the e. is the 
 i.ord's. Dent. 10. 14. Psal. 24. 1. 1 Cor. 10. 26. 
 
 10. 5. that one cannot be able to see the e. 
 
 15. 12. stretchest thy hand, e. swallowed them 
 
 20. 24. an altar of c. thou shalt make unto me 
 
 B um. 16. .30. if the e. open her mouth and swallow 
 
 32. and the e. opened her mouth and swallowed 
 them up and their houses, 26.10. Psal. I 06 . 17. 
 
 .34. they said, lest the c. swallow us up also 
 Dent. 28.1. T/>rd will set thee above all nations of c. 
 
 23. the e. that is under thee shall be iron 
 .32. 1. and hear, O e. the words of my mouth 
 
 1.3. he made him ride on the high places of the e. 
 22. a fire shall consume the e. with her increase 
 
 1 .tiam. 2. 8. for the pillars of the e. are the Lord’s 
 
 4. 5. Israel shouted, so that the e. rang again 
 14.15. they also trembled, and the e. quaked 
 
 2 Bam. 1.2. a man came with e. on his head, 15. 32. 
 22. 8. then the e. shook and ti embled, Psal. 18. 7. 
 
 1 Kings 1.40. so that the e. rent with the sound 
 
 2 Kings 5. 17 . to thy servant two mules’ burden of e. 
 1 Chron. 16.31. and let the e. rejoice, Psal. 96.11. 
 
 33. at the presence of the Lord, because God 
 
 cometn to Judge the e. Psal. 96.13.1 98. 9. 
 Eera 5.11. the servants of the God of heaven and e. 
 Hell. 9 . 6. thou hast made the e. Isa. 45. 12. 
 
 Job 5. 25. and thy offspring as the grass of the e. 
 
 9 . 6. which shaketh the e. out of her place 
 
 24. the e. is given into the hand of the wicked 
 
 11. 9. the measure thereof is longer than the e. 
 
 12. 15. he sendeth waters and they overturn the e. 
 
 15.19. to whom alone the e. was given 
 
 16. 18. O e. cover not thou my blood, let my cry 
 18. 4. shall the e. be forsaken for thee I 
 
 20. 27 . and the e. shall rise up against him 
 
 22. 8. but as for the mighty man, he had the e. 
 
 24. 4. the poor of the e. hide themselves 
 26. 7 . he nangeth the e. upon nothing 
 
 30. 6. to dwell in the caves of the e. and in rocks 
 
 8. children of base men, they were viler than the e. 
 
 34. 13. who hath given him a charge over the e. ? 
 , 37 . 17 . when hequieteth the e. by the south-wind 
 38. 4. when I laid the foundations of the e. 
 
 18. hast thou perceived the breadth of the e. ? 
 Psal. 2. 8. give tl'.ee the uttermost parts of the e. 
 
 10. be instructed, ye Judges of the e. 
 
 10. 18. that thema.n of the e. may no more oppress 
 12. 6. pure words, as silver tried in a furnace ot'e. 
 £5.13. and his seed shall inherit the e. 
 
 .33. 5. the e. is full of the goodness of the Lord 
 14. he looketh on all the Inhabitants of the e. 
 
 37 . 9 . that wait on Lor ! shall inherit the e. 11,22. 
 46. 2. w’e will not fear though the e. be removed 
 6. he uttered his voice, thee, melted 
 
 47 .9. for the shields of the e. belong unto God 
 48. 2. the Joy of the whole e. is mount Zion 
 60 . 2. thou hast made the e. to tremble 
 
 63. 9. shall go into the lower parts of the e. 
 
 65. 8. that dAvell in the uttermost parts of the e. 
 
 9 . thou visitestthe e. and waterest it 
 
 67 . 6. then shall e. yield her increase, Ezek. .34. 27. 
 
 68. 8. the e. shook, the heavens also dropped 
 .32. sing unto God, ye kingdoms of the e. 
 
 71 . 20. shalt bring me up from the depths of the e. 
 
 72 . 6. shall come down as showers that wmter the e. 
 
 7 . 3 . 9. and their tongue walketh through the e. 
 
 75 .3. thee, and alLthe inhabitants thereofare dis¬ 
 
 solved, I bear up its pillars, Isa. 24.19. 
 
 8. the wicked of the e. shall wring them out 
 
 76.8. the e. feared || 77-18. the e. trembled, 97- 4. 
 
 9. when God arose to save the meek of the e. 
 
 78. 69 . like thee, which he hath established forever 
 
 82.8. arise, O God, Judge the e. thou shalt inherit 
 90 .2. or ever thou hadst formed the e. 
 
 97 .1. the Lord reiameth, let the e. rejoice 
 99. 1. the Lord reianeth. let thee, be moved 
 102.25. of old hast thou laid the foundation of the 
 e. 104. 5. Prov. 8. 29. Isa. 48.13. 
 
 104.13. the e. is satisfied wdth the fruit of thj' works 
 24. O Lord, the e. is full of thy riches 
 
 114. 7 . tremble, O e. at the presence of the Lord 
 115.16. the e. hatli he given to the children of men 
 119.64. thee. O I^ord, is full of thy merc 3 " 
 
 90 . thou hast established the e. and it abideth 
 147 . 8. who prepareth rain for thee. 
 
 148.1.3. his glory is above the e. and the heaven 
 Prov. .3. 19 . the Lord hath founded the. e. Isa. 24.1. 
 8. 23. I was set up from ev erlasting, or ever e. was 
 
 26. as yet he had not made the e. nor fields 
 
 25. .3. e.'for depth and heart of kings is unsearchable 
 .30. 16 . the e. that is not filled with water 
 
 21. for three things the e. is disquieted, for four 
 Eccl. 1. 4. but the e. abideth forever 
 
 5.9. moreover, the profit of the e. is for all 
 Isa. 4. 2. the fruit of the e. shall be excellent 
 
 11. 4. that smiteth the e. with the rod of his moutli 
 9 . e. shall be full of the knowled-. e of the Lord 
 
 13.1.3. the e: shall remove out of her place 
 
 14. 16. is this the man that made thee, to tremble ? 
 24. 4. the e. mourneth and fadeth away, 3.3. 9. 
 
 5. the e. is defiled under the inhabitants thereof 
 24. 19. e. is utterly’broken down, thee, is dissolved 
 
 20. e. shall reel || 26. 19. e. shall castoutthe dead 
 
 26. 21. the e. also shall disclose her blood 
 .34. 1. let thee, hear, and all that is therein 
 
 40. 22. it is he that sitteth on the circle of the e. 
 
 28. the Creator of the ends of the e. fainteth not 
 
 44. 24. that spread abroad the e. bj' myself 
 
 45. 8. let the e. open I1 12. 1 have made the^e. 
 
 22. look to me and be ye saved, all ends of the e. 
 
 49.13. sing, t) heavens, and be Joyful, O e. 
 
 51. 6. lock on the e. the e. shall wax old 
 
 66. 1. thussaith the Ijsrd, the e. is my footstool 
 
 8. shall the e. be made to bring torth in one day ? 
 Jer. 4. 2.3. 1 beheld the c. it w'as without form 
 28. for this shall the e. mourn, heavens be black 
 
 Jer. 6. 19 . hear, Oe. J will bring evil on this peopi 
 
 10. 10. at his wrath the e. shall tremble 
 
 22. 29. O e. e. e. hear the word of the Ixird, write 
 
 ye this man childless, Alic. 1. 2 . 
 
 46. 8. Egypt saith, 1 will no up and cover the e. 
 49. 21. the e. is moved at the noise, 50. 46. 
 
 51. 15. he hath made the e. by his power 
 Ezek. 7 . 21. 1 will give it to the wicked of Ihe e. 
 
 9. 9. they say, the I>onl hath forsaken the e. 
 
 43. 2. and the e. shined witii his glor^’ 
 
 IIos. 2. 22. the e. shall hear the corn and the wine 
 JoelQ. 10. the e. shall quake before them 
 Amos 8. 9 . I will darken the e. in the clear day 
 Jonah 2. 6. the e. with her bars was about me 
 Alic. 6. 2. hear, ye strong foundations of the e. 
 
 7 . 17 . they shall move out like worms of the e. 
 Kah. 1. 5. tlie e. is burnt up at his presence 
 Hah. 2. 14. the e. filled with knowledge of the L. 
 
 3. 3. and the e. was full of his praise 
 9. thou didst cleave the c. w ith rivers 
 
 Hag. 1,10. the e. is stav'ed from her fruit 
 Zech. 1. 10. sent to w alk to and fro thro' the e. 6.7- 
 
 4. 10. the eyes of the Lord which run thro' the e. 
 Mai. 4. 6. lest 1 smite the e. with a curse 
 
 Mat. 5. 5. blessed are meek, for they shall inherit e. 
 .35. swear not by the e. it is God s footstool 
 13. 5. where they had not much e. Alark 4. 5. 
 Mark 4. 28. for the e. bringeth forth fruit of herself 
 John .3. .31. he that is of the e. is earthly, and speaketh 
 of the e. he that cometh from heaven is above all 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 47 . the first man is of the e. earthy 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 20. but also vessels of wood and ot e. 
 Ileb. 6 . 7 . thee, which drinketh in the rain 
 
 12. 26. w hose voice then shook the e. but now 
 Jam. 5. 7- w aiteth for the precious fruit of the e. 
 
 18. and the e. bi ought forth her fruit 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. the e.and'works therein shall be burnt up 
 Ilev. 7- -3. hurt not the e. nor sea, nor ttie trees 
 
 11. 4. olive trees standing before the God of the e. 
 6. have pow’er to smite the e. with all plagues 
 
 12. 16. the e. opened and swallowed up the flood 
 
 I. 3.12. causeth the e. to worship the first beast 
 
 18. 1. and the e. was lightened with his glory 
 
 19. 2. the great whore, which did corrupt the e. 
 
 20. 11. from whose face the e. fled away _ 
 
 Bee Beasts, Dcst, Ends, Face, Kings, 
 Heaven, People, Vv hole. 
 
 All the EARTH. 
 
 Gen. 1. 26. let them have dominion oyer a// the e. 
 7 . 3. to keep seed alive on the face of all the e. 
 
 II. 9 . there confound the language of all the e. 
 
 18. 25. shall not the Judge ot all the e. do right ? 
 
 19. 31. to come in to us after manner of all the e. 
 Exed. 9. 14. there is none like me in all the e. 
 
 16. my^ name declared thro' all the e. Rom. 9.17. 
 
 19 . 5. a peculiar treasure ; for all the e. is mine 
 .34. 10. such as have not been done in all the e. 
 Hum. 14. 21. all the e. shall be filled with glory 
 Josh. 3. 11. the Lord of all thee. 1.3. Zecjt.6. 5. 
 
 23. 14.1 am going the way of all the e. 1 Kings 2.2. 
 Jtidg. 6. . 37 . and if it be dry on all the e. beside 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 46. that a//Me e. may know there is a God 
 
 1 Kings 10. 24. all the e. sought to .'^olomon to hear 
 
 2 Kings 5.15. no God in all the e. but in Israel 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 14. Judgm. are in all the e. Psal. 105. 7 
 23. sing to the Lord, all the s. Psal. 96. 1. 
 
 30. fear before him, all the e. Psal. 33.8. | 96. 9. 
 Psal. 8. 1. excellent is thy name in all the e. 9. 
 
 45. 16 . whom thou raaj’est make princes in all thee. 
 
 47 . 2. L. is a gi eat king over all the e. 7- Zech. 14.9. 
 57 . 5. let thy glorv’ be above all the e. 11. 1 108. 5. 
 66.11. make ajoyful noise all the e. 98.4.1100. +1. 
 
 4. all the e. shall woi ship thee, and sing to thee 
 83. 18. that thou art most high over ail the e. 97- 9. 
 Isa. 10.14. so have I gathered all the e. none moved 
 12. 5. done excellent things, this is known in a//e. 
 25. 8. take the rehuke of his people, from all the e. 
 Jer. 26. 6. I will make this city a curse to all the e. 
 .33. 9. it shall be an honour before all the e. 
 
 51. 7- a golden cup that matie all the e. drunken 
 25. O mounta n, which destroyest all the e. 
 
 49 . so at Babylon shall fall the slain ot all the e. 
 Dan. 2. 39. a kingdom shall bear rule over a//tAc c. 
 Hab. 2. 20. let all the e. keep silence before him 
 Zeph. 3. 8. all the e. shall be devoured with fire 
 Zech. 1. 11. all the e. sitteth still and is at rest 
 Luke 23. -14. there was a darkness over all the e. 
 Rom. 10. 18. their sound went into all the e. 
 
 Rev. 5. 6. seven .'spirits of God sent forth into all e. 
 From ihe E.ARTH. 
 
 Gen. 2. 6. but there went up a mist/rawt the e. 
 
 4. 11. and now ai t thou cui-sed from the e. 
 
 6. + 13. tiehold, 1 will destroy them/raai the e. 
 
 7 . 2 . 3 . and they were destroyed from the e. 
 
 8. 11. ^<oah knew waters w ere abated/raai Me c. 
 Exod. 9. 15. thou shalt he cut off from the e. .Tosh. 
 
 7 . 9 . Psal. H)9. 15. Prov. 2. 22. Kah. 2. 1.3. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 23. Saul arose from the c. and sat on bed 
 
 2 Sam. 4.11. shall I not take you away from the e. ? 
 
 12 . 17 . the elders went to raise him/rawi the e. 
 
 20. David arose/raai the e. and washed himself 
 Job 18. 17 . his remembrance shall ^perish from the e. 
 Psal. 21. 10. shalt destroy their fruit/ro/w thee. 
 
 34. 16. cut off remembrance of them/rew the e. 
 148. 7 . praise L. from the e. ye dragons and deeps 
 Prov. 30. 14. as knives to devour poor/row thee. 
 .Ter. 10. 11. even thev shall perish frew thee. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 19 . living creatures were lilt up/row e. 21. 
 Dan. 7 . 4. and it Was lifted up/'ow the e. 
 
 Amos .3. .5. shall one take up a snare/ro?« the e. 
 John 12. 32. and 1, if I be lifted up/row the e. 
 
 Acts 8. 3.3. for his life is taken/row the e. 
 
 9 . 8 . Saul arose from the e. and he saw no man 
 22. 22. said, away with such a fellow /row the e. 
 
 Rev. 6. 4. power given him to take i>eace/row ike e. 
 14.3. but 144,(X!0 which were redeemed/row the e. 
 In the EAR HI. 
 
 Gen. 1. 22. and let fow l multiply in the e. 
 
 4. 12. a vagaliond shalt thou be in the e. 14. 
 
 6. 5. the wickedness of man was great in thee. 
 
 10. 8. Kimrod began to be a mighty one m the e. 
 19. 31. not a man'm the e. to come in unto u-s 
 
EAR 
 
 E AS 
 
 E AS 
 
 Gen. 45 . 7 . sent me, to preserve a posterity in the e. 
 Eiod. 2,). 4. or that is in the e. beneath, or water 
 Josh. 7. 21. and behold they are hid in thee. 
 
 Judy. 18.10. no want of any thins that is in thee. 
 ^JSam. 7 . 9 . a great name, like to the name ot the 
 great'men that iire in thee. 1 Chron. 17- 8. 
 
 23. -what nation me. like Israel1 Chr. I 7 . 21. 
 14.20. to know all things that are mthee. 
 
 1 (jhron. 29.11. for all that is ni the e. is thine 
 
 2 Chron. 6.14. there is no God like thee in the e. 
 
 Job 1. 7 . from going to and fro in the e. 2.2. 
 
 8. that there is none, like hint in the e. Q. .3. 
 l.|. 8. thoueh the root thereof tvax old in the e. 
 
 24. 18. their portion is cursed in thee. 
 
 ' 39 .14. ostrich, which leaveth her eggs in the e. 
 
 I^ral. 16.3. but to tl.e saints that arfc«i the e. 
 
 46.8. what desolations he hath ina<ie-m r/ie 
 
 10. be still, I will be exalted in the e. 
 
 58. 11. verily he is a God that judgeth m the e. 
 
 72 . 16 . there shall be a handful ot corn in the e. 
 
 119.19. 1 am astranger in the e. hide not thy com. 
 140.11. let not an evil speaker be established in e. 
 
 Prov. 11.31. the righteous be recompensed in the e. 
 Isa. 26. 9 . for when thy judgments are in the e. 
 
 18. we have not wrought deliverance in the e. 
 
 40. 24. their stock shall not take root in the e. 
 
 42. 4. till he have set judgment in the e. 
 
 62 7 . till he make .lerusalem a praise in thee. 
 
 65. 16 . shall bless in (iod of truth, who blesseth 
 himself in the e. and he that swearcth in the e. 
 Jer. 17 .13. that forsake thee, be written in the e. 
 
 .31.22. the Ixird hath created a new thing in the e. 
 Ilos. 2. 23. and 1 will sow her unto me m the e. 
 Joeli. .30. and 1 will shew wonders in the e. 
 
 Amos 5. 7 . ye who leave olF righteousness in the e. 
 Hat. 25.18. he went and digged in the e. and hid 
 
 25. I w'as afraid, and hid thy talent in the e. 
 Mark^. 31. itislike agrainofmustardseed, when it 
 is sown m the e. is less tlian all seeds m the e. 
 
 1 John 5. 8. there are three that bear witness in the e. 
 
 On, or upon, the EARTH. 
 
 Gen. 6.6. repented that he had made man on the e. 
 
 12. God \ooVei\vpo7i the e. behold it was corrupt 
 ; 7 .4. I will cause it to rain upon the e. forty days 
 12. the rain was upon the e. forty days, if. 
 
 8. 17 . be fruitful and mv\X\\>\y upon the e. 
 
 19 .23. sun was risen ttpon the e. when T.ot entered 
 28.12. and behold a ladder set upon the e. 
 hod. 10.6. since the day they were upc?i the e. 
 
 Lev. 11. 29 . thin."S that creep upon the e. 42, 44. 
 Lent. 4.10. all days they live upon the e. 12.1,19. 
 upon the e. he shew'ed thee his great fire 
 
 12.16. ye shall pour \tupon the e. as water, 24. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.16. David lay all night upcm the e. 
 
 14. 7 . not leave name nor remainder upoti the e. 
 
 1 KinysS. 27. but will God indeed dwell on the e. ? 
 
 heaven cannot contain thee, 2 Chron. 6.18. 
 
 17 .14. till the day the Lord sends rain tipoti the e. 
 
 1 Chron. 29.15. our days as a shadow. Job 8 . 9. 
 Job 7 . 1 . is there not an appointed time to man oti e. ? 
 
 19.25. he shall stand at the latter daj' upon the e. 
 
 20. 4. knowest not since man was placed oti the e. 
 
 37 . 6. for he saith to the snow, be thou on the e. 
 
 41. .33. on e. there is not his like, leviathan made 
 Psal. 7 . 5 . let the eoemy tread down my life u7i the e. 
 
 41.2. and he shat, be'blessed 7ipo7i the e. 
 
 67 . 2. that thy way may be known upon the e. 
 
 7 . 3 .25. there is none upo7i e. 1 desire besides thee 
 
 112.2. his seed shall be mighty ttpon the e. 
 
 Prov. 30. 24. four things that are little ttpon the e. 
 Led. 7 . 20. for there is not a just man upon the e. 
 
 10.7. and princes walking as servants ttpoti the e. 
 
 11.2. knowest not what evil shall be done upo7i e. 
 
 3. the clouds empty themselves tipon the e. 
 
 Cant. 2.12. flowers appear on thee, time of singing 
 T.vfl.28.22. a consumption determined upon the e. 
 51.6. lift up your eyes, and look upon the e. 
 
 Jer. 9 . 3. are not valiant for the truth 7ipon the e. 
 Lam. 2.11. eyes fail, my liver is poured 7(pon the e. 
 Pa7i. 2.10. not a man o7i the e. can shew the matter 
 Amos 3. 5. can a bird fall in a snare 7/pon the e. 
 
 9. 9. vet shall not the least grain fall upoti the e. 
 Mat. 6. 19 . lay not up for yours, treasures ttpon e. 
 
 9 . 6. may know that the Son of man hath power on 
 e. to forgive sins, .T ark 2.10. Ltike 5. 24. 
 10.34. think not I am come to send peace on e. 
 
 16. 19. w'hatsoever thou shalt bind on e. 18. 18. 
 
 18. 19 . 1 say, that if two of you shall agree one. 
 2.3. 9 . and call no man your father upon the e. 
 
 35. all the righteous blood shed upon the e. 
 
 Mark 9 . 3. so as no fuller 071 e. can white them 
 Ltike 2.14. glory to God in the highest, 07i e. peace 
 6.49. like a man that built an house vpo7i the e. 
 12. 49 . I am come to send fire on the e. 
 
 51. suppose ye that I am come to give peace on e. ? 
 
 18.8. tne Son cometh, shall he find faith 071 e. ? 
 
 21.26. for the things which are coming 071 the e. 
 
 John 17 . 4. 1 have glorified thee on the e. 
 
 Pom. 9.28. ashort work will the Lord make rn the e 
 Col. 3.2. set your affection not on things on the e. 
 
 5. mortify your members which are 7ipon the. e. 
 Peh. 8. 4. if he were on e. he should not be a priest 
 . 11.13. and confessed they w ere strangers 07t the e 
 12. 25. who refused him that spake one. 
 
 Jam. 5. 5. ye have lived in pleasure ew the e. 
 
 17 . it lained not on the e. tor three years 
 Lev. 3.1(1. to try them that dwell 7ipo7i the e. 
 
 5. 10. made us kings and priests, we shall reign on e. 
 
 6.10. avenge our blood on them that dwell 071 the e. 
 7 . 1 . that the W'ind should not blow on the e. 
 
 V. 7 . hail, and fire, and they were cast 7i}ion the e. 
 JO. 8. in hand of angel which standeth 7ipon the c. 
 
 11. 10. dwell on the e. 13.8,14. I 14. 6. 117. 8. 
 
 14.16. and he thrust in his sickle ott the e. 
 
 16.2. the first poured out his vial upon the e. 
 
 18, 24. the blood of all that w'ere slain 7ipo7i the e. 
 
 Oiu of the EARTH.. 
 
 . Sam. 28.13. 1 saw gods ascending cut of the e. 
 
 2 Sam. 23.4. as tender grass si)ringing 07tt cf the e. 
 Job 8.19. and out of the e. shall others grow 
 28. 2. iron is taken otit of the e. and brass molten 
 5. as for the e. out'jof it cometh bread 
 
 Psal, 25. 11. truth shall spring 07 U of the e. 
 
 104. 14. that he may bring food out cf the e. 
 
 35. let the sinners be consumed out of the e. 
 
 Dan.7. 17. four kings, which shall arise out of the e. 
 Jlos. 2.18. I will break the battle out of thee. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 2. the good man is perished out of the e. 
 
 Lev. 13. 11. another beast coming up out of the e. 
 
 Jo, or 7mto, the E A R i 11. 
 
 Gen. 24.52. he worshipped, iKtwing himself to the e. 
 . 37 . 10. to bow down ourselves to thee, to the e. 
 
 42. 6. they bow'ed themselves to the e. 43. 26. 
 
 48. 12. he bowed himself with his face to the e. 
 
 Josh. 5.14. Joshua fell on his face to the e. 7- 6. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. .3. Dagon was fallen on his face to the e. 
 
 17 . 49. Goliatirfell on his face to the e. 
 
 24. 8. David stooped with his face to the e. 
 
 25. 41. she boweel herself to thee. 1 Kinos 1. .31. 
 
 26. 8. let me smite him, 1 pray thee, to the e. 
 
 20. therefore let not my blood fall to the e. 
 
 Q.Sam, 1. 2. when he came to David he fell to the e. 
 14.11. notone hair shall fall re e. 1 Ktnysl. 5-2. 
 
 2 Kitiys 10.10. fall to the e. nothingof the w ord of L. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 24. were dead bodies fallen to the e. 
 
 Job 12. 8. or speak to thee, it shall teach thee 
 Psal. 17 . 11. set their eyes, bowing down to thee. 
 
 44. 25. for our belly cleaveth unto the e. 
 
 50. 4. he shall call to thee, that he may judge 
 146.4. his breath goeth forth, he returneth to the e. 
 Led. 3.21. the spirit of beast that goeth to the e. 
 12 . 7 . then shall the dust return re thee. 
 
 Isa. 8. 22. and they shall look unto the e. 
 
 63. 6.1 will bring down their strength to the e. 
 
 Jer. 15. 10. a man of contention to the whole e. 
 
 Hos. 6. 3. as the latter and former rain to the e. 
 Luke 24. 5. and bow’etl down their faces to the e. 
 
 Acts 9 . 4. Saul fell to the e. and heard a voice 
 
 10. 11. as a great sheet, and let dowm to the e. 
 
 26. 14. and when we were all fallen to the e. 
 
 Lev. 6. 13. and the stars of heaven fell to the e. 
 
 12. 4. drew the stars, and did not cast them to the e. 
 13. when the dragon saw^ he was castwrRo the e. 
 
 £akthen. 
 
 Lev. 6. 28. the e. vessel wherein it was sodden 
 
 11. 33. the e. vessel whereinto any of them falleth 
 14. 5. one of the birds killed in an e. vessel, 50. 
 
 lSum.5. 17 . priest shall take holy water in e. vessel 
 2 Sam. 17 . 28. brought beds, basins, and e. vessels 
 Jer. 19 . 1. go and get a potter’s e. bottle 
 32. 14. put these evidences in an e. vessel 
 Lam. 4.2. how are they esteemed as e. pitchers 
 2 Cor. 4.7. we have this treasure in e. vessels 
 EARTHLY. 
 
 John .3.12. if I have told you e. things, believe not 
 ,31. he that is of the earth is e. speaks of earth 
 2 Cor. 5.1. if our e. house of tabern. w'ere dissolved 
 Phil. .3. 19. many walk, who mind e. things 
 Jam. 3. 15. this w isdom is e. sensual, devilish 
 EARTHY. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 47 . the first man is of the earth, e. 
 
 48. as is the e. such are they also that are e. 
 
 49 . and as we have borne the image of the e. 
 EARTHQUAKE. 
 
 The Scripture speaks of several 7iat7(raletir'th(\\\<ikts. 
 Cue of the most remarkable, is that which was m 
 the twerity-seventh year of Uzaiah, kmy e/Judah. 
 There is mention of this earthquake tn Amos 
 1. 1. and in Zech. 14. 5. Josephus that this 
 earthquake was so violent, as to divide a jnountam 
 in halves, which lay to the west ej’Jerusalem, end 
 moved one part of it from its place four furlongs, 
 or Jive hu7idred paces. 
 
 Another very memorable earthquake, was that at 
 the time of cur Saviettr's cruciJi.rion,'M^t. 27■ 51 
 Ma7iy have been of opmion, that this motiopi was 
 perceived by all the world. Others maintairi, 
 that it was setisihle only in Judea, or even in 
 the temple, the gates whereof were shaken, a 7 id 
 the vail retit asunder. It rtmst have been at¬ 
 tended with very terrible circ 7 imstances, since 
 the ce 7 iiurio 7 i, and they who were with him, were 
 so affected with it, and were mduced by it to 
 acktiowledge the injtistice of our Aaviour's co 7 i 
 demnation. Mat. 27. 54. 
 
 A 71 earthquake is a great shaking or trembling 
 of the earth, or of .some parts of it, Amos 1. L 
 Great alteratiotis and chatiges are expressed in 
 Scripture by a shaking of the earth, Heb. 12. 
 26. The delivering of the Israelites out of Egypt 
 is called a moving, or shaking, of the earth, Psal. 
 68. 8. And an extraordmary and unexpected 
 alteration hi the state of affairs, civil or eccle.si 
 astical, is represented by a great earthquake 
 Lev. 6. 12. and 16. 18. 
 
 1 Kings 19.11. after the wind, an e. I.d. was not in e 
 12. after thee, a fire, the I.ord was not in the fire 
 I.sa. 29. 6. thou shalt be visited ot the I.ord with e. 
 Amos 1.1. which he saw two years before the e. 
 Zech. 14.5. like as ye lied from before the e. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 54. now when the centurion saw the e. 
 
 28. 2. behold, there was a great e. the angel of the 
 Lord came. Acts 16. 26. Pev.6.12. 1 11. 13 
 Lev. 8. 5. there were thunderingsand an e. 11. 19. 
 16. 18. a great e. so mighty an e. and so great 
 EAR ! HQUAKE.S. 
 
 Mat. 24. 7 . there shall be famines, pestilences, and 
 e. in divers places, Mark 13. 8. Luke 21. 11. 
 EASE. 
 
 Bent. 28. 65. among nations shalt thou find no e 
 Judg. 20. 43. they trod the Renjamites down with e. 
 Job 12. 5. in the thought of him that is at e. 
 
 16. 12. 1 was ate. II 21.23. dieth, being wholly ate. 
 Ps. 25.1.3. his soul shall dwell at e. his seed inherit 
 12.3. 4. with the scorning of those that are ate. 
 Prov. 1.132. the e. of the simple shall slay them 
 Isa. 32. 9 . rise up, ye women that are at e. 
 
 11. tremble,ye women that are ate. be troubled 
 Jer. 46. 27. Jacob shall return, and be in rest, at e. 
 
 48. 11. Moab hath been at e. from his youth 
 
 49 . t .31. get you up to the nation that is at e. 
 Ezek. 23.42. a voice of a multitude being ate. 
 Amos 6.1. woe to them that are at e. in Zion 
 Zech. 1.15. 1 am sore displeased with heathen at e 
 
 Luke 12. 19 . take tliine e. eat, drink, and be merry 
 EASE. 
 
 Deut. 23. 13. when thou wilt e. thyself abroad 
 2 Chro 7 i. 10. 4. e. thou somewhat the yoke, 9. 
 
 Job 7 . 1.3. my couch shall e. my complaint 
 La. 1.24. ah, I will e. me of mine adversaries 
 ;i8. t 14. O l,ord, 1 am oppressed, e. me 
 EASED. 
 
 Job 16. 6. and though I forbear, what am 1 e. ? 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 13. that other men be e. and ye burdened 
 EASEMEN 1 . 
 
 Judg. 3. + 24. he doeth his e. in his summer-chambei 
 EASIER. 
 
 Exod. 18. 22. so shall it be e. for thyself, shall bear 
 Jllat. 9. 5. whether is e. to say, thy sins be forgiven 
 thee, or to say, arise, Mark 2. 9. Luke 5.2.3. 
 19. 24. itis e. for camel to go thro’the eye of needle, 
 than a rich man, Mark 10. 25. ! uke 18.25. 
 Luke 16. 17 . it is e. for heaven and earth to pass 
 EASILY. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.5. charity is not e. provoked, thinks no evil 
 Ileb. 12.1. lay aside the sin which doth soe. beset us 
 EAST. 
 
 The Hebrews express the cast, ue.st, north, and 
 south, by words which signify, before, behind, 
 left, and right, according to the situation of a 
 mail with his face turned towards the east. By 
 the east they describe frequently riot only Arabia 
 Deserta, and the lands of Moab and Ammon, 
 which lay to the east oj’ Palestine ; but Assyria 
 likewise, Mesopotamia, Babylonia, atirf Chaldea, 
 which lie rather to the north than to the east of .1 u- 
 dea. it is said, in Gen. 11. 1, 2. that the sons 
 of Noah having but one language, departed from 
 the east, and came into the land of Uhinar. 
 llereupo 7 i some difficulties have been raised: for 
 the land of Shinar if not to the west of Armenia, 
 where the ark rested; and Armenia does not lie 
 to the east of Babylonia, where the latid of Shi¬ 
 nar was. On the coritrary, it is to the north of 
 this country. Interpreters and commentators, to 
 disengage themselves out of these perplexities^ 
 have imagined diff ereiit explanatioiis of this pas¬ 
 sage. 
 
 Some, by the Hebrew word, Keclem, or East, have 
 understood the country which was aftericards peo¬ 
 pled by Kedemah, the youngest son of Ishmaei. 
 Others, that Kedem was used for. At the begin¬ 
 ning ; and that Moses intended to describe the 
 particular time at which the first men departed 
 after the deluge, in order to .spread themselves 
 into different countr ies. Others, that IMqses spoke 
 according to the custom of the Assyrians, who 
 called all the provinces of their empire which 
 were situated beyond the Tigris, Kedem, cr l-.ast; 
 and those on this side the same river, the Y cst, 
 or Arab. Others, instead of, they departed or 
 journeyed from the east, translate, they depai'ted 
 to go towards the east. 
 
 Calmet says, that it appears to him from a great 
 number of places in the Old and even in the JSeto 
 Testament, that the sacred writers called the pro¬ 
 vinces whichwere beyond the Tigris and Euphrates, 
 even Mesopotamia, Armenia,«««/Persia, Kedem, 
 or the East. Moses, who had been bred up in Egypt, 
 and lived long in Arabia, in this likewise riiight 
 probably follow the custom of the country. It i.s cer¬ 
 tain, says he, that Babylonia, Chaldea, Susiana, 
 Persia, and apart 0 /Mesopotamia, as well as the 
 rivers of Euphrates and Tigris, for the greatest 
 part of their cour.se, are to the east of Palestine, 
 Egypt, Arabia. 
 
 Re adds, that it is farther certain, that the people 
 who came from Armenia, Syria, Media, and^ Up¬ 
 per Me.sopotamia, enteiyd Palestine and Egypt 
 from the east side, which was .sufficient for the 
 Hebrews to say, that these people lay to the east 
 with respect to them. Reproves by the following 
 passages, that these countries were known among 
 the Hebrews by the name c/East. In Num. 2.3. 
 7 . Balaam says, that Balak, king of Moab, had 
 brought him from the mountains of the east ; 
 that is, from Pethor uqu ii the Euphrates. Isaiah 
 ch. 41.2. that Abraham came from the east 
 into the land of Canaan: Audit is known that 
 he came from Mesopotamia and Chaldea. The 
 same prophet says, that Cyrus should come front 
 the east against Babylon, Isa. 46. 11. Jleplace.t 
 tSyria to the east of Judea. St. Matthew .says, 
 that the ici.se men, who came to worsh.p Christ, 
 set out from the east. Mat. 2. 1. 
 
 All this, says he, demonstrates, that in the scripture 
 style, the East is often used for the provinces ivhich 
 lie to the 7 iorth </Judea and Egypt,/rew whence, 
 however, people gerieralty enter Palestine by 1 he way 
 only e/Damascus, which is to the north-east of this 
 country. 
 
 The East is the first of the four cardinal points of the 
 horizon, where the sun is seen to rise when in the 
 equinoctial. , 
 
 Gen. 3.24. (’.od placed at the e. ot the garden of Eden 
 
 12. 8. Abraham removed to a mountain on the f. 
 13.11. I.ot chose the plain, and journeyed f. 
 
 28.14. thou shall spreafl abroad to tlie west and e. 
 29 .1. came into the land otthe people ot the e. 
 
 Num. 3. .38. but those that encamp toward the e. 
 
 2.3. 7 . Balak halli brought me out ot the e. _ 
 Judg. 6. 3. the children of the e. came up against 
 them, .33. 1 7 . 12. 1 8. 10. 1 hnig.^ 4.:k). 
 1 Kings 7 . 25. three looking toward the e. 2 ('hr .4. 4 . 
 1 Chron. 9. 24. the porters toward the c. west, north 
 12 15. they put to flight ‘hem tov anl the c. 
 
 Job 1. .3. the greatest of all the nu n of the e. 
 
 P.%al. 75 . 6. promotion cometh not trom c.nor west 
 103.12. as tar as the e. is from the wist 
 107 . . 3 . he gathered tliem trom the e. and west 
 Isa.2.6. because they lie re))lenished trom thee. 
 
 11.14. they shall spoil them ot the e. Jer. 49.28. 
 4l'. 2. wlu) raised up the righteous man trom the e. 
 43. 5. I will hring thy seed from the. . Zerh.2,.7. 
 46. 11. calling a ravenous liird from the e. the man 
 
 Ezek. 8.16. men 25, with their faces towards the e. 
 
 127 
 
EAT 
 
 E A T 
 
 EAT 
 
 F.zek. Q5. 4. T will deliver thee to the men of thee. 10. 
 40. (3. tlicn raine he to the pate which lookelh to¬ 
 ward the e. 22. 14.3. 1. I 4 5. 1. 1 -56. 1, 12. 
 43. 2. the alory of God <-an)e from the way of tlie e. 
 
 47. (5. tlicse waters issue out toward the c. ountry 
 
 48. 10. toward the e. ten thousand in breadth 
 
 17 . the sulnirhs of the city toward the e. 2.50. 
 
 Dan. 55. 0. the horn wa.xetl preat toward (he e. 
 
 11. 44. tidiniis out of the c. shall trouble him 
 Jncl 2. 20. I will drive him toward the e. sea 
 jimos 8. 12. they shall wander frcjin north to e. 
 y.erh. 14. 4. the”mount shall cleave tow ard tlie e. 
 
 2.1. there came wise men from the e. 
 
 2. for we have seen his star in the e. 9. 
 
 8. 11. many come from e. and west, I.vke 13. 29. 
 
 24. 27 . as li:rhtnin<r cometh out of the e. 
 
 Jiev.7- 2. another anael ascendinp from the e. 
 
 16. 12. the way of kinps of e. mieht be prepared 
 
 21. 13. on the e. three pates, on the north thi ee 
 I’ASI' r.OKDI’.R. 
 
 N?/m. 3-1. 10. and ye shall point out your c. harder 
 Josh. 4. 19 . emcamped in the e. horoer o'i Jericho 
 
 15. 5. tlie e. border w'as the saltsea to end of Iordan 
 llzek. 45. 7- from the w'est border to the e. border 
 48. 21. of the olilation toward the e. border 
 I'.ASI MR. 
 
 Acts 12. 4. intendinp after e. to brins him forth 
 K.ASr GAI K. - 
 
 Nch. 3. 29 . Sliemaiah. the keeper of the e. r/ate 
 Jer. 19. 2. which is by the cntiw' of the e. qate. 
 I'.zek. 10. 19 . every one stood at tlie door of the e. g. 
 
 11. 1. the Spirit iiroucht me unto the e.gatc 
 EAST SIDK,. 
 
 F.rod. 27 . 13. the breadth of the court on the e. side 
 Alim. 2. 3. and on the e. side shall .ludah jiitch 
 7 . 2. to Ai, which is on the e. .'>ideot Eethel 
 ‘6. 5. the border of their inheritance on the e. .side 
 'vdg. 11. 18. came b^’ e. side of the lanrl of Moab 
 Ezek. 11. 23. the mountain on the e. side of the city 
 42. 16 . he measured the e. side with the reed 
 48. 2. fiom the e. side even unto the west side, 3, 
 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. 
 Jonah 4. 5. Jonah sat on the e. side of the city 
 EAST WARD. 
 
 Gen. 13.11. lift up thine eyes e. and look. Vent. 3 . 27 . 
 
 2 Kings 13. 17- open the window' e. and he opened it 
 
 3 Chr. 26. 17 . e. were six Levites, northward four 
 Ezek. 47 . 3. the man with the line went forth c. 
 
 EAST WIM). ■ 
 
 Gen. 41. 6. thin ears, blasted witli (lie e. rvind, 23, 27 . 
 E.rad. 10. 13. tlie Lord broupht an e. wind. 14. 21. 
 Job 15. 2. and fill his belly wdth the e. wind 
 
 27 . 21. c. wind carrieth him away, hedeiiarteth 
 .38. 2-1. which scattereth the e. wind upon the earth 
 Esul. 48. 7- tl'oo breakest the slii[)s with an e. wind 
 78. 26. he caused an e. -cind to blow' in heaven 
 Isa. 27 . 8. he stayeth his rouph wind in day of e. w. 
 Jer. 18. 17 . 1 will scatter them as with an e. xoind' 
 Ezek. 17 . 10 . wither, w'hen the e. rvind toucheth it 
 19. 12. and the e. wind drieth ui) her fruit 
 
 27 . 26. the e. wind hath broken thee in the seas 
 Jins. 12. 1. I'.phraim followeth after the e. wind 
 
 13. 15. though he be fruitful, an c. a iwdshall come 
 Jonah 4. 8. God iirepared a vehement e. wind 
 Ilab. 1. 9. their faces shall sup ui) as the e. wind 
 EASY. 
 
 J^rov. 14. 6. knowdedpe is e. to him that understands 
 JMat. 11. .30. my yoke is e. my burden is lipht 
 1 Cor. 14.9. except ye utter words to be unrlerstootl 
 Jam. 3. 17 . wisdom from above is e. to be intreate.l 
 EA r. 
 
 To eat signifies, [1] To chew meat with the teeth to 
 make it fit to enter the stomach, Gen. 27. 4. [2] 
 To enjoy, Isa. 1. 19. [3] To w'aste, or consume, 
 Eccl.5. 11. [4] 'To oppress and nii.do, Psal. 14. 4. 
 [5] 'To believe, John 6. 56. [6] To have fellow¬ 
 ship with, 1 Cor. 5. 11. [7] 'To feed on (iod'.s 
 xcord, Isa. 55. 1. [8] 'To feast, Tsa. 22. 13. [9] 
 To do the rein of God with delight, John 4. .32. 
 It is said in Ezek. ,3. 1. Son of man, eat that 
 thou findest, eat this roll. Head attentively, 
 meditate throughly, impress the things upon thy 
 soul deeply. So in Jer. 15. 16. Thy words were 
 found, and I did eat them. 
 
 In John 6. 53, 56. our Saviour .says, ExcepT ye 
 eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his 
 blood, ye have no_ life in yon. Txcept ye par¬ 
 take of those benefit.-: which I purchased by my 
 .suffenng.s in my human nature, ye have no spi¬ 
 ritual life, nor communion with God, hut continue 
 in your sins, and shall net partake rf eternal life. 
 Again: lie that eateth my flesh, and drinketh 
 my blood, dwelleth in me, and I in him. 'There 
 is an intimate unioti and communion between us, 
 he having a constant dependence upon me for 
 life, which iS his dwelling in me ; and I giving 
 out a constaiit influence and quickening virtue to 
 make him live, which is my dwelling in him. 
 And hi John 4. .32. he saps, I have meat to eat 
 ■wliich ye know not of. I have .something to do 
 which 1 prefer before bodily food, namely, to 
 bring these Samaritans to believe in and own me 
 for the tine IMessiah. 
 
 the Psalmist says, Psal. 69. 9. The zeal of thine 
 house hath eaten me up; That fervent passi.n 
 which 1 have for thy house, and service, and 
 glory, and people, hath enhausted my natural 
 enoistnre and vital .spirits. The Apostle charges 
 the Corinthians not to eat with a brother that i.s 
 a fornicator, or covetous, or an idolater; not to 
 entertain any unnecessary familiarity with them, 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 11. Vcise^, speaking <f the priests, says. 
 They eat up the sin of my people. lios, 4 .' h. 
 They feast upon, and pamper (aem.<.elves with, 
 (lane sacrifices which my people offer for their 
 sin.':, and are greedy after them, and do neither 
 desire nor endeavour to reclaim the people, lest 
 thereby their gam should he diminished. 
 
 The ancient Hebrews did net eat indifferently 
 with all .sorts of persons; they would have pol¬ 
 luted and dishonoured themselves in their own 
 opinion, if they had eaten with people of another 
 128 
 
 religion, 01 of a profession that was odious and in 
 disrepute, lit the patriarch .Foseph’s time they 
 neuher ate with the Egyptians, nor the Epyptians 
 with them, Gen. 43. 32. In tur Aaviour's time 
 they did not eat with the Samaritans: for the Jews 
 have no dealinps with the .Samaritans, John 4.9. 
 And //ie Jews were very much .srandahzed to see 
 r//ffrChrist made rw scruple of eating with j.vbntans 
 and sinners: Whyeatetli your .Master with pub¬ 
 licans and sinners t Mat.9 .\\. As there were 
 several sorts of meats, the use whereof was not 
 allowed them, they could not conveniently eat with 
 those who partook of thern, for fear of contracting 
 some pollution ly touching them, or lest by acci¬ 
 dent any part <f them should fall upon them, 
 liefure they sit d-’Wn to table, they are very care¬ 
 ful to Wash their hands : they speak of this prac¬ 
 tice a: a cciemony that is essential and strictly 
 obliging. 
 
 Gen.. 2. 16. of ev»-r.v tree thou mayest freely e. 
 
 3 . 5 . in the day \oe. .\ our eyes shall he opened 
 6. I'.ve took ail I di'i {| 12. and 1 did e. 13. 
 
 11. and dust shalt thou e. all the days of (h v life 
 17- in sorrow' shalttlum e. of it all davs oftFiy life 
 
 18. 8. he stood hy the aneels, and they'did e. 19. 3. 
 27 . 4. savoury meat, hrinsr it to me, tliat I mayc. 
 31. 46. and flie^' did e. there upon the heap 
 40. 17 . the birds (lid e. them out of the basket 
 4'5. t 16. these men shall e. with me at noon 
 32. for the Eco'ixians did e. hy themselves 
 Erod. 10. 5. the locusts shall c. every tree that crow'. 
 
 12. the locusts may e. every herb of the land 
 
 12. 8. roast with Are, with hitter herbs they shall e. it 
 
 16 . no w'ork done, save that which every man e. 
 
 43. no stranper shall e. theieof, 48. L.ev. 22. 13. 
 
 41. when circumcised, then shall he c. thereof 
 
 16^ 25. e. that to-day, for to day isasahhath to I,. 
 
 35.the children of 1 srael did e. manna forty vears, 
 till came to borders of Canaan, Juhnf). 31,49,58. 
 
 23. n. that the poor of thy people may e. 
 
 29. 32. Aaron and sons sh'all e. i.ev. 6. 16.1 8. .31. 
 .34. 15. one call thee, and thon e. of liis sacrifice 
 Lev. 6.18. males shall e. it, 29- I 7. 6. Aum. 18.10. 
 26. the priest that ofiFereth it for sin shall e. it 
 7 .19. all that he clean shall e. thereof, Aum. 18.11. 
 
 21. any other use, hut ye shall in no wise c. of it 
 
 10. 12. e. it without leaven beside the altar 
 
 11. 21. yet these ye may c.22. Deut. 14. 20. 
 
 24. 9. Aaron and his sons shall c. in the holy place 
 
 2.5. 20. if yo. say, what shall we e. the seventh year 
 
 26. 16. shall sow' in vain, your enemies shall e. it 
 Aum. 11. 5. we remember the fish we did e. freelv 
 
 13. weep, sayinp, pive us flesh, that we may c." 
 2.3. 24. he sliall not lie down (ill he e. of the (trey 
 
 25. 2. the peo. did e. of their .sacrifices, ancl bowed 
 Veut. 2. 6. ye shall buy meat of them that ye may e. 
 
 12. 15. e. in thy pates, 21. | 15. 22. 1 26. 12. 
 
 15. the unclean and clean may e. 22. 115. 22. 
 
 18. tlion mustc. before the I,ord, 14. 26.1 15. 20. 
 20. shalt say, 1 will e. flesh, (hoti mayest e. flesh 
 
 14. 21. pive it to the stranper that lie may e. 
 
 20. 6. lest lie die, and another man e. of it 
 
 23. 24. then thou ma^'est e.prai)es thy fill 
 
 28. . 39 . n.ot pathcr crapes, for worms shall e. tlieni 
 53. shall e. fruit of thine own body, Lam. 2. 20. 
 
 ,32. .38. which did e. the fat of their sacrifices 
 Josh. 5. 11. they did e. of the old corn of tlie land 
 
 24. 1.3. of the vineyards ye planted not do ye e. 
 .Tudg. 19 . 8. they tarried, and did e. both of'thein 
 
 1 Anm. 1. 18. Hannah did e. and was no more sad 
 
 9. 13. and afteiwards they e. that be bidden 
 
 14. .34. and e. and sin not against the Lord 
 20. 31. Jonathan diu e. no meat the second day 
 
 28. 22. and e. that thou mayest have strength 
 
 2 ■'dam. 9. 11. he shall e. at hiy table, 1 Kings 2. 7. 
 
 1 A14.11. him that ilieth of Jeroboam shall the 
 
 does e. 16. 4.1 21. 23. 2 Kings if 10 , 36. 
 
 17 . 12. for me and my son, that we may e. and die 
 I'.k 5. the angel said, arise anJ e. Acts 10. 1.3. j 11 . 7 . 
 
 2 Kings 4. -4.3. they shall c. and leave thereof 
 
 44. they did e. ami left thereof, accordinp to w'ord 
 0. 28. thi.s woman said, give thy son that we mayc. 
 him to-day, and we will e. mv son to-morrow 
 
 29. so we boiled my son, and did e. him 
 
 18. 31. ye c. every man ofhisown vine, l.m. .30.16. 
 
 Q C'hron. .30. 18. yetdid the^' e. the pas.sover 
 F.zraf',. 21. and the children of Israel did e. 
 
 Nell. 5. 2. take up corn, that we may e. and live 
 
 9. 25. so thej'did c. and were fdl,e(l, P.sal. 78. 29. 
 .Toll .3. 21. for n) 3 ’ sighing cometh before 1 e. 
 
 .31.8. tben let me sow, and let another c. 
 
 Psal. 22. 20. the meek shall e. and be satisfied 
 
 29 . all they that be fat on earth shall e. 
 
 5ii. 13. will I c. (he flesh of bulls, or drink blood 
 78. 25. man did e. angels' food, he sent (hem meat 
 128. 2. thou shalt e. the labour of thine hands 
 Prov 1..31.e. the fruitof their own wa\', Isa.'.i. 10. 
 13.2. biittlipsonl oftransgre.ssorsshall e. violence 
 18.21. and they that love it shall e. the fruit 
 24.13. my son, e. thou hone^', because it is good 
 
 27. 18. whoso keeiieth fig-tree shall e. fruit thereof 
 . 30 . 17 . the e\'e. and the 3 'oung eagles shall e. it 
 F.ccl. 2. 25. for who can e. or hasten more than 1 ’ 
 
 5. 11. poods increase they are increased thatc. them 
 
 12. sleep is sweet, whether he e. little or much 
 
 10. 16. ami thy princes e. in tlie morning 
 
 17 . blessed, when tby princes e. in due season 
 Caru 4. + l ._ as a flock of goats that e. of Gilead 
 1',. come into hisgarden and e. bis pleasant fruits 
 Jia. 4. 1. we will c. our own bread, and wear our 
 
 own apparel 
 
 7 . 15 . butter and honey shall hec. tliat he may know 
 
 22. butter and honey shall everyone e. tliat is left 
 
 9. 20. c. oil the left hand, e. the flesh of his arm 
 
 11. 7 . tlie. lion shall e. straw like the ox, 65. 2.5. 
 
 .30. 24. oxen and asses shall e. clean provender 
 37 . 30. sow ye and reap, plant vinevtirds. and c. 
 
 the fruit thereof, 65. 21. Jer. 29. 5, 28. 
 .51.8. and the worm shall c. them like wool 
 55. 1. comej e, buy and c. X’ea.come, buv wine 
 2. hearken to me, and r. that which isgmod 
 02. 9 . they tliat have gathered it shall c. it 
 
 Isa. 65.4. a people which e. swine's fle.sh and brctl^ 
 1.1. my servants shall e. tint j'e shall be hungry 
 
 22. they shall not plant and another e. 
 
 Jer. 15. 16. thy words were found, and 1 did e. them 
 
 19. 9 . shall e. every one the flesh of his friend in 
 
 the siege and straitness 
 Ezek. 2. 8. open thy mouth and c. that I give thee 
 
 3. 1. son of man, e. that thou findest, e. this roll 
 
 4. 10. e. by weight || 5. ID. fathers shall e. sons 
 16. 13. thou didst e. fine flour, and honev, and oil 
 
 22. 9. and in thee they e. upon the mountains 
 
 3 4. 3. ye e. the fat, and clothe you with the wool 
 Dan. 4. 33. Nebui hadnezzar did e. grass as oxen 
 llos. 4. 10. for they shall e. and not have enough, 
 they shall not increase, Mic. 6. 14. Hag. 1. 6. 
 
 9. 3. they shall e. unclean things in Assyria 
 4. all thate. thereof shall be iiolluted 
 
 AmosO. 4. that>. the lambsout of tlie flock 
 Mir. 3. 3. who also e. the flesh of my people 
 Zech. 11.9. let the rest e. every on* flesh of another 
 16. but he shall e. the flesh of the fat and tear 
 Mat. 12. 4. how David did e. the shew-breaa 
 
 14. 20. did all e. and were filled, took up frag¬ 
 ments, 15. . 37 . Markf). 42. | 8. 8. Luke 9. 17 . 
 
 15. 27 . yet the dogs e. ot the crumbs. Mark7. 28. 
 38. they that did e. were 4000, beside women 
 
 26. 21. and as they did e. hesaid, Mark 14.18.22. 
 C6. Jesus took bread, brake it. and said, take, e. 
 
 this is my bmly, Mark 14.22. 1 Cor. 11.24. 
 Mark 2. 16. when they saw him e. with publicans 
 
 6. 44. they that did e. were above .50 ;k) men 
 
 11. 14. no man e. fr it of thee hereafter for ever 
 
 14. 12. where go and prepare that thou mayest e. 
 the passov'er - 11. Luke 22. 8, 11. John 18. 28. 
 
 I. uke 6. 1 . and did e. rubbing them in their hands 
 
 7 . 36. one desired him tliat he would e. with him 
 
 10. 8. e. such things as are set before you 
 
 15. 23. kill fatted calf, let use. and be meiry 
 
 24. 43. he took it, and did e. before them 
 
 John 4. 31. disciples prayed him, saying, Master, e. 
 6. 26. because ye did e. of loaves and were filled 
 .50. that a man may e. thereof and not die 
 53. except ye e. the' flesh of the .Son of man 
 Acts 2. 46. they di'i e. their meat with glatlness 
 
 11. .3. thou wentest in and didst e. with'fhem 
 
 23. 14. sve will e. nothing fill we have slain Paul 
 Pom. 14. 2. one believeth he may e. all tilings 
 
 23. he that doubfeth is damned if he e. 
 
 1 Cor. 8.7- for some c. it as a thing offered to an idol 
 
 8. neither if we e. are we the better, if we c. not 
 
 13. 1 will e. no flesh while the world s*^andeth 
 
 10. 3. and did all e. the same spiritual meat 
 
 18. who c. of the sacrifices, partakers of the altar 
 
 25. whatsoever is sold in the shambles, that?. 
 
 27 . e. asking no question for con.science sake 
 
 II. 34. if any man hunger, let him e. at home 
 
 2 Thess. .3. It), if any work not, neitliershouW he e. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 17 . their word will e. as doth a canker 
 Jam. 5. .3. and shall e. your flesh as it were fire 
 Pev. 17 . 16 . shall e. her'flesh, and burn her with fire 
 
 19. 18. that ye may e. flesli of idngs and captains 
 fsee Bt.oou, Bri'ah. I'Af. 
 
 EAT, with drink. 
 
 Gen. 24.54. and they did e. and drink, 26. 30. Fxod. 
 
 24. 11. Judg. 9 . 27 . 1 19 . 4. 
 E.r;od. 32. 6 . sat down to e. and drink, 1 Cor. 10 . 7 . 
 34. 28. nor e. bread, nor drink water. Dent. 9 . 9 ,18. 
 1 Sam.. 30.11. Egyptiansdid e. bread and drinksvuter 
 2&iw.ll. 11.shall 1 go to my hou.se. to e.and drink.( 
 12. .3. it did e. of his meat and drink of his cup 
 19 . 35. can thy servant taste what I e. or drink ? 
 
 1 Kings 1. 25. they e. and drink before AHoniiah 
 
 I. 3. 8. T will not c. bread norifrdi/ water.g, 17,(’‘2. 
 16 . neither will I e. bread nor drink water 
 
 18. 41. Elijah said, get thee up, e. and drink 
 
 2 Kings 6.22.setbi ead,thaf tliey may e. and drink 
 7 . 8. the 3 ' xvent into one tent and did e. and drink 
 18. 27- e. own dung and drink piss, T.sa. ,36. 12. 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . 22. and (Tide, and drink before the lord 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. and gave them to e. and to drink 
 EzralO. 6. Ezra did e. no bread norrfriViX-water 
 Neh. 8. ID. go your wa v, r. the fat and drink s.\veet 
 I'.sth. 4. 16. fast for me,'norc. nor (//-/wK three days 
 .Tobl. 4. called sisters to e. and di ink with them' 
 Prov. 23. 7. so is he, c. and drinksaxth he to thee 
 EccL 2. 24. there is nothing better than that he 
 
 should e. and drink, 3. 13.1 5. 18.1 8. 15. 
 Cant. 5.1. e. () friends, .vea, drink abundantly 
 Isa. 21. 5. e. drink, ye princes, anoint the shield 
 22. 13. behold joy and gladness, let us c.and drink, 
 for to-morrow we shall die, 1 Cor. 15. 3C. 
 .Ter. 22. 15. did not th\' father c. and drink.’ 
 
 Ezek. 25. 4. sliall e. th^’ fruit and drink th\- milk 
 17 . that ye may e. flesh an-l drink blood 
 Dan. 1 . 12 . LMve us pulse to e. and water to drink 
 '/ech. 7 . 6 . when ye did c. an-l when 3 'e did drink 
 Mat. 6 . 25. what shall e. or drink, 31. Luke 12 . 29 
 24. 49. toe. and drink with drunken, [.uke 12. -15. 
 I.uke 5. 30. w 113 -do yee. and d. with publicans.' 
 33. .lohn's disciples fast, but 613 'disciples c. audi. 
 12 . 19 . take thine ease. e. drink, and be merry 
 17- 8 . and afterward thou shalt e. and drink 
 27 . the 3 ’ did e. the 3 ' drank. the 3 'marriecl, 28. 
 
 22. 30. that ye ma 3 -'e. and drink at my table 
 Acts 9. 9. ■''aul three days did neither'e. nor drink 
 
 23. 12. c. nor (Xr/iH till they had killed Paul, 21. 
 pom. 14. 21. neither to e. flesh nor drink w'xrxe 
 
 1 I’or. 9. 4. have we not power to e. and to drink? 
 10.31. wheth. therefore 3'e r. or (///nX-, or whatevei 
 
 II. 22. have 3 e not houses to e. and drink in r 
 
 26. as oft as 30 e. tliis bread and drink this cup 
 
 27 . whosoever shall e. and dr/wX-unw()rthil 3 ' 
 
 28. and so let liim e. and drink of that cup 
 
 He did EA T. 
 
 Gen. 3. 6. Eve gave to her husb.snd, and he dide. 
 2.5.28. loved Ksau. because he dide. ofhis venison 
 27.25. he brought it near to Isaac, and he did c. 
 39. 6. he knew not ought, save the bread he did e. 
 
 1 .''am. 30.11. gave the K.gyiitian bread.and hedide. 
 
 2 .'<am. 9. 13. he dide. continuallv at his table 
 12. 20. Ihe 3 ’ set bread before him, and he did e. 
 
 Mark 1.6. Jolin rfnf e. locusts and wild honey 
 
EAT 
 
 EAT 
 
 E IG 
 
 £jvk( 4. 2. and in those days he did e. nothing 
 Gal. 2. 12. tor betore he did e. with the Gentiles 
 EA T W'g. 
 
 Gen. 2. 17 . but of the tree of the knowledge of good 
 and evil, thou shalt not e. of it, .‘t. 1, 3. 
 3. 11. whereof I commanded thee wet to e. 17. 
 
 9 4. the blood thereof shall you not e. Lev. 19. 26. 
 
 Vent. 12. IG, 23, 24, 25. I 15. 23. 
 
 24. .33. I will note, till I have told my errand 
 32. 32. the children of Israel e. 7wt of the sinew 
 43. 32. the Egyptians might ner e. with the Hebrews 
 Lxod. 12. 9 . e. nc't of it raw, nor sodden at all 
 45. a foreigner shall not e. thereof, 29. 33. 
 
 Lev. 11. 4. these shall ye not e. Dent. 14. 3, 7* 
 
 22. 4. a leper/tf.r e. ot the holy things, 6, 10, 12. 
 
 8. that torn he shall 7wt e. to detile himself 
 JSinm. 11. 19. ye shall tto/ e. one day, or two days 
 L)eut. 14. 21. ye shall 7wt e. of any thing that dieth 
 
 of itself, shalt give it to stranger, E-iek. 44. 31. 
 
 28. 31. ox be slain, and thou shalt 7iot e. thereof 
 Judg. 13. 4. and e. not any unclean thing, 7,14. 
 
 1 tiam. 1. 7 . therefore she wept, and did Tint e. 
 
 9.13. for the people will not e. till he come 
 
 28. 23. Saul refused, and said, 1 will 7Wt e. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 40. and they c ould not e. thereof 
 
 7 . 2. shalt see it with thy eyes, but 7iot e. thereof, 19. 
 Etral. 63. not e. of most holy things, Neh. 7 . 65. 
 Psal. 141. 4. and let me not e. of their dainties 
 Prov. 23. 6 . e. 7wt bread of him that hath an evil eye 
 Ezek. 24. 17 . cover not lips, and e. 7wt bread of men 
 Mark". 3. .lews, except they wash, they e. not, 4. 
 laiheZO.. 16. 1 will 7iot e. thereof, until fiiltilled 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 11. with such an one no not to e. 
 
 8. 8. neither if we e. not ace we the worse 
 
 10. 28. e. not, for his sake that shewed it 
 
 Shall ye EAT. 
 
 Eiod. 12. 11. thus shall ye e, it. with loins girded 
 
 15. seven days shall ye e. unleavened bread, 20. 
 22. 31. nor shall ye e. any flesh tom of beasts 
 
 Lev. 10. 14. wave bvo'ASl shall ye e. in a clean place 
 11.3. cheweth the cud, that shallye e. Dent. 14.4,6. 
 
 9. these shall ye e. of all that are in the waters 
 
 19. 25. in the fifth year shallye e. of the fruit 
 26. 29 . the flesh of your daughters shall ye e. 
 
 Dent. 14. 9. all that have fins and scales shallye e. 
 Ye shall EAT. 
 
 Gen. 45.18. and ye shall e. the fat of the land 
 Eiod. 12.11. ye shall e. it in haste. Lord's passover 
 
 18. first month at esonye shalle. unleav. bread 
 16.12. saying, at even ye shall e. flesh, and in mom. 
 
 Lev.". 23. ye shall e. no manner of fat, 24. 
 
 26. ye shallc. no niannca of blood, 17. 14. 
 
 10. 13. and ye shall e. it in the holy place 
 
 23.14. ye shall e. neither bread nor iiarched corn 
 
 12. ye shall e. the increase thereof out of the field 
 
 19. ye shalle. your fill, and dwell in safety 
 22. ye shall e. of the olcl store, 26.10. 
 
 26. 26. and ye shall e. and not be satisfied 
 
 29. ye shall e. the flesh of your sons and daughters 
 Knm. 11.18. the I.ord will give flesh, and ye shalle. 
 18.31. undye shalle. in every place, and households 
 Dent. 12. 7. there ye shall e. before Lord your God 
 14.11. of all clean birds ye shall e. 
 
 1 Earn. 9. 19. go up, boT ye shall e. with me to day 
 
 2 Kings 19. 29. this shall be a sign, ye shalle. this 
 year such things as grow themselves, Isa. 37. .‘10. 
 
 Isa. 1. 19 . if obedient, ye shall e. the good of the land 
 61.6. ye shall e. the riches of the Gent, in their glory 
 Ezek. 39. 19. and ye shall e. fat till ye be full 
 Joel. 2. 26. ye shalle. in plenty, and be satisfied 
 Luke 12.22. take no thought what ye shall e. nor put 
 To EAT. 
 
 E,xod. 16.8. Lord shall give you in evening flesh to e. 
 Kurn. 11. 4. said, who shall give us flesh to e. ? 18. 
 Detit. 12. 20. because thy soul longeth to e. flesh 
 18. 8. they shall have like portions to e. 
 
 1 Earn. 9. 13. before he go to the high place to e. 
 
 20. 24. the king sat him down to e. meat 
 
 £ Sam. .3. .35. the people came to cause David to e. 
 9 . 10. that thy master’s son may have food to e. 
 
 13. 9. poured before him, but he refused to e. 
 
 16. 2. and summer-fruit for the young men to e. 
 
 17 . 29. for the people that were with him to e. 
 
 2 Kings 4.40. so they poured out for the men to e. 
 
 2 Chron. 31.10. we have had enough to e. and left 
 JKeh. 9. .36. land thou gavest, to e. the fruit thereof 
 Psal. 78. 24. and had rained manna on them to e. 
 Prov. 23. 1. when thou sittest to e. with a ruler 
 
 25. 27 . it is not good to e. much honey 
 
 Eccl. 5. 19 . hath given him power to e. thereof 
 6. 2. yet God giveth him not power to e. thereof 
 Isa. 23. 18. shall be for them to e. sufficiently 
 Jer. 19 . 9. cause them to e. the flesh of their sons 
 Ezek. 3. 2. and he caused me to e. that roll 
 .3. he said, son of man, cause thy belly to e. 
 
 Dan. 4. 25. they shall make thee toe. grass, 32. 
 Mic.T. 1. woe is me, there is no cluster to e. 
 
 Hah. 1.8. they shall flee as eagle that hasteth toe. 
 Mat. 12.1. they began to pluck ears of com, and toe. 
 4. not lawful for him to e. Mark 2. 26. Lnke 6. 4. 
 
 14.16. give ye them toe. Mark 0. . 37 . Lnke 9.13. 
 15. 20. to e. with unwashen hands defileth not 
 
 .32. the multitude have nothing to e. Marks. 1, 2. 
 
 26. 17 . where wilt that we prepare to e. passover r 
 Mark 5. 43. that something should be given her to e. 
 
 6. 31. and_they had no leisure so much as to e. 
 J.nhe^’l. 15. 1 leave desired toe. this passover 
 John A. .32. I have meat toe. that ye know not of 
 .3.3. hath any man brought him aught to e. ? 
 
 6.52. how can this man give us his flesh to e. ? 
 
 Jlcts 27 . .35. when he had broken it, he began re e. 
 
 1 Cor. 8.10. emboldened to e. things off ered to idols 
 
 11. 20. when ye come, this is notree. Lord’ssupper 
 .33. brethren, when ye come together to e. 
 
 Deb. 1.3.10. an altar whereof they have no right to e. 
 Pev. 2.7- will 1 give to e. of the treo of life in midst 
 
 14. to e. things sacrificed unto idols, 20. 
 
 17 . 1 will give roe. of hidden manna, a white stone 
 EA T np. 
 
 Gen, 41.4. the lean did e. ?//> the seven fatkine.20. 
 J.ev. 26. .38. land ofyour enemies shall o.you rtp 
 Eum. 24. 8. he shall e. np the nations his enemies 
 
 Dent. 28. 33. a nation thou knowest not shall e. 7tp 
 Psal. 27 .2. my enemies came on me to e. np my flesh 
 105.35. did e. up all the herbs in their land 
 Isa. 50. 9. the moth shall 0 . them 7 /y, 51.8. 
 
 Jer. 5. 17 . they shall e. np thine harvest and th.v 
 bread, e. np thy flocks, e. np thy vines and fig-trees 
 22 . 22 . the wind shall e. up all thy irastures 
 Hos. 4 . 8 . they e. np the sin of my peoi)le 
 Arnos J. 4 . it devoured the deep, and did e. np a part 
 Mic. 5. t 6 . they shall e. np the land of Assyria 
 Nah. 3.15. it shall e. theeT/js like the canker-worm 
 Rev, 10. 9. angel said to me, take it, ando. it 
 EATEN. 
 
 Gen. 3. 11 . hast thou e. oftreewhereofshouldestnot? 
 14. 24. save that which the young men have e. 
 
 31. 38. the rams of Ihy flock have 1 not e. 
 
 41. 21 . when they had e. them up, it could not be 
 known that they had e. them,but were ill-favoured 
 Eiod. 12 . 46. in one house shall it be e. 
 
 13. .3. there shall no leavened bread be e. 7. 
 
 21 . ai. ox shall be stoned, his flesh shall not be e. 
 
 22 . 5 . if a man cause a field or vineyard to be e. 
 
 29. 34. it shall not be e. because it is holy 
 
 Lev. 6.16. it shall be e. in the holy place, 26. | 7- 6 . 
 2.3. it shall be wholly bui nt, it shall not be c. 7.19. 
 
 30. no sin offering shall be e. itshall be burnt 
 7 . 15 . shall be e. the same day it is offered, 16. 
 
 18. if the sacrifice of peace offering be e. 
 
 10 . 17 . why have ye not e. the sin offering ? 
 
 18. ye should indeed have e. it in the holy place 
 
 19 . if I had e. the sin offering to day 
 
 11. 13. they shall not bee. 11. Dent. 14. 19. 
 
 19 . 6 . itshall be e. the same day ye offer, 22. 30. 
 
 7 . and if it be e. at all on the third day 
 Nnm."8. 17 . unleavened bread be e. Ezek. 45. 21. 
 Dent. 6. 11. to give vineyards thou plantedst not, 
 when thou'shalt have e. and be full, 8.10,12. 
 
 12. 22. even as the roebuck and the hart is e. 
 
 20. 6. hath planted a \ ineyard, and hath not e. of it 
 
 26. 14. I ha' e not e. thertof in my mourning 
 
 29. 6. ye have not e. bread nor drunk wine 
 .31. 20. vvhen they shall have e. and be filled 
 
 Josh. 5.12. after they had e. of tJie old corn 
 Until 3. 7 . when Boaz had e. and drunk, he went 
 
 1 Earn. 14. .30. if haply the people had e. freely 
 28. 20. for he had e. no bread all the day 
 
 30. 12. when he had e. his spirit came again 
 
 2 Earn. 19. 42. have we e. at all of the king's cost ? 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 22. but earnest back, and hast e. bread 
 28. the lion hati not e. the carcase, nor torn the ass 
 Keh. 5.14. have not e. the bread of the governor 
 Joh 6. 6. that is unsavoury be e. without salt 
 
 31. 17. or have e. my morsel myself alone 
 
 39 . if I have e. the fruits thereof without money 
 Ps. 69. 9 . for the zeal of thine house hath e. me up, 
 and reproaches are fallen upon me, John 2 .17- 
 ir<2.9.1 havee. ashes like bread, mingled rny drink 
 Prov. 9 . 17 . and bread e. in secret is pleasant 
 
 23.8. the morsel that thou hast e. shalt thou vomit 
 Cant. 5.1. 1 have e. my honey-comb with my honey 
 7.va.3.14.for ye have «.up the vineyard spoil of poor, 
 Jer. 10.25. they have up .lacob, and devoured him 
 
 24.2. figs which could not be e. .3. 8. | 29. 17. 
 
 .31. 29. fathers have e. sour grapes, Ezek. 18. 2. 
 Ezek. 4.14. 1 have not e. that which dieth of itself 
 18. 6. and hath not e. upon the mountains, 15. 
 
 11. but even hatfi e. upon the mountains 
 Hos. 10. 1.3. ye have e. the fruit of lies 
 Joel 1.4. that locust hath left, canker-worm e. 2.25. 
 Mat. 14. 21. and they that had e. Mark 8. 9. 
 
 Lnke 1.3.26. we have e. and drunk in thy presence 
 
 17 . 8 . till I have e. afterward thou shalt e. 
 
 John 6.13. which remained to them that had e. 
 
 Acts 10. 10. he became hungry, and would have e. 
 
 14. T.crd, 1 have never e. any thing common 
 12.23. he was e. of worms, and gave up the ghost 
 20.11. vvhen he had broken bread and e. departed 
 
 27 . .38. when they had e. enough they lightened 
 Rev. 10.10. as soon as 1 had e. it, my belly was bitter 
 
 EATER. 
 
 Jndg. 14.14. he said, out of the e. came forth meat 
 Isa. 55.10. that it may give bread to the e. 
 
 Elah. 3. 12. they shall fall into the mouth of the e. 
 EA J ERS. 
 
 Prov. 23. 20. be not among riotous e. of flesh 
 EATEST. 
 
 Gen. 2.17- in the day thou e. thou shalt surely fHe 
 1 Earn. 1.8. then saiil F.lkanah, why e. thou not' 
 
 1 Kings 21.5. whv’ spirit so sad that thou e. no bread.' 
 EATEllT. 
 
 Erod. 12.15. wlio e. leavened bread be cut off, 19. 
 Lev.". 18. the soul that e. 20, 25, 27; 1,17. 10,15. 
 
 19.8. everyone thate. shall bear his iniquity 
 Nnrn. 13. 32. a land that e. up the inhabitants 
 1 Earn. 14. 24. cursed be the man that e. 28. 
 
 Job 5. 5. whose harvest the hungry e. up 
 
 21. 25. and another never e. with ifleasure 
 
 40.15. behemoth which I made, he e. grass as an ox 
 Psal. 106 . 20. the similitude of an ox that e. grass 
 Prov. 1.3. 25. the righleous e. to satisfying of his soul 
 
 .30. 20. she e. and wipeth her mouth, and saith 
 . 31 . 27 . nnd she e. not the bread of idlene.ss 
 Eccl. 4. 5. the fool foldeth hands and e. his own flesh 
 
 5. 17 . all his days also he e. in darkness 
 
 6.2. but a stranger e. it, this is vanity, evil disease 
 Isa. 28. 4. while it is yet in his hand he e. it up 
 
 29.8. behold, he e. but awaketh, and is hungry 
 
 44.16. and with part thereof he e. flesh, roasteth 
 59.5. he that e. of their eggs dieth 
 
 Jer. 31. .30. every man that e. the sour grape 
 Mat. 9. 11. Pharisees said, why e. your ma.ster with 
 publicans and sinnei s ? Mark‘2. 16. J.nke 15. 2. 
 Mark 14.18. .lesus said.' erily, one of you who e. 
 
 w'ith me, shall betray me, John 13. 18. 
 John 6. 54. whoso e. my flesh hath eternal life 
 56. he that e. my flesh dwelleth in me. 1 in him 
 . 57 . so he that c. me, even he shall live by me 
 58. he that e. of this bread, shall live for ever 
 Rorn. 14. 2. another who is weak e. herbs 
 .3. let not him that e. <les|)ise him that e. not 
 6. that e. to the 1 ord, that e. not, to the Lord e. not 
 
 20. it is evil for that man who e. with ofl'ence 
 
 Rom. 14.23. damned if he eat, because e. not ot faith 
 I Cor. 9. 7 . who i)lanteth a vineyard, and e. not of 
 fruit thereof r and e. not of the milk of the flock 
 11.29. he thate. unworthily, e. damnation to hims. 
 EA I l.NG. 
 
 Gen. 2. +16. of every trees, thou shalt eat, but of free 
 Exod. 12. 4. fake a lamb according to the number of 
 souls, every man according to his e. 16.16,18,21. 
 Jndg. 14. 9. .Samson took thereof, and went on e. 
 
 1 Earn. 14. .31. sin not against the L. in e. with blood 
 .30. 16 . they -were spread abroad on all the earth s. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 41. Adonijah's guests made an end of e. 
 
 2 Kings A. 40. as they were e. of pottage, cried out 
 Job20. 2.3. and shall rain it upon him while he is s. 
 Isa. f)6. 17- e. swine's flesh, and the abomination 
 Arnos'!. 2. when they had made an end of e. grass 
 Mat. 26. 26 as they were e. .1 esus took bread 
 
 ylcts 1.1 4. and e. with them, commanded them 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. concerning e. of things sacrificed to idols 
 11.21. ins. every one taketh his own supper 
 See Dhinking. 
 
 ECHO. 
 
 Ezek. 7. t 7 . and not the s. of the mountains 
 EDGE. 
 
 Exod. 13. 20. Etham in s. of wilderness, Nnrn. .33.6. 
 26. 10. make fify loops in the s. of one curtain 
 Eccl. 10.10. be blunt, and he do not whet the s. 
 
 Lnke 4.129. they led .lesus to the s. of the hill 
 See J EKTH. 
 
 EDG E 0 / the sword. 
 
 Gen. 34.26. and thej'slew II amor with tVee. of sword 
 Exod. 17 .13. discomfited Amalek with the s. of sw. 
 Nnm. 21.24. and Israel smote .8ihon with s. of sword 
 Josh. 6.21. they utterly destroyed all withs. of .'.word 
 8.24. the Israelites smote Ai w ith the s. of sword 
 Jndg. 4.15. Sisera with s. ofs. |1 21.10. .labesh-gilead 
 Job 1.15. Joab's servants slain with s. tf sword, I 7 . 
 Psal. 89.43. thou ha.st also turned the s. of the sword 
 Jer. 21 . 7 . Nebuchadnezzar smite them withs. of s. 
 Lnke 21.24. the .lews shall fall by the s. of .sword 
 Heb. 11. .34. who thro’ faith escaped the s. of sword 
 EDGED. 
 
 Psal. 149. 6. and atw o-s. sword in their hand 
 Prov. 5. 4. but her end is sharp as a two-s. sword 
 Heb. 4.12. word of God sharper than a two-s. sw'ord 
 Rev. 1. 16. out of mouth went a sharp two-s. sword 
 EDGE.S. 
 
 Exod. 28. 7 . joined at the two e. thereof, ,39. 4. 
 
 Jndg, 3.16. Ehud’s dagger had two s. length a cubit 
 Rev. 2.12. who hath the sharp sword with two s. 
 EDll’lCATlON. 
 
 Rom. 15.2. let every one please his neighbour to s. 
 
 1 Cor.lA. .3. thatprophesiethspeaketh to men to s. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 8. which the I.ord hath given us for s. 
 
 13. 10. power which the Lord hath given me to e, 
 
 EDIFY. 
 
 Rom. 14.19. things wherewith one may s. another 
 1 Cor. 10. 23. all things are lawful, but s. not 
 Eph. A. -t 29. that which is good to s. protitablv 
 1 Thess. 5.11. s, one another, even as also ye do 
 EDI FI ED. 
 
 Acts 9 .31. the churches had rest, and were s. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. t 10. conscience of him that is weak be s. 
 
 14. 17 . givest thanks well, but the other is nots. 
 
 EDIFIEIIL 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. knowledge pufFeth up, but charity s. 
 
 14. 4. he thatspeaks in an unknown tongue s. him¬ 
 self; but he that prophesieth s. the church 
 EDIFYING. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 5. that the church may receive s. 
 
 12. seek that ye may excel to the s. of the church 
 14. 26. let all things be done to s. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 19 . but we do all things for your s. 
 
 Eph. 4.12. for the s. of the body of Christ 
 
 16 . increase of the body, to the s. of itself in love 
 29. but that which is good to the use of s. 
 
 1 Tirn. 1. 4. which minister questions rather than e. 
 
 EFFEC 1, Enhstantive. 
 
 Nnm. .30.8. her husband shall make her vow of no 
 
 2 Chron. 34.22. and they spake to her to that e. 
 
 Psal. .33.10. makes the'devices of peojtle of none g. 
 Isa. . 32 . 17 . the e. of righteousness, quietness 
 P.zek. 12. 23. days are at hand, and e. of every vision 
 Mat. 15.6. make commandment of God of none e. 
 Mark7. 13. making the won! of God of none e. 
 i^ow..3. .3. unbelief make the faith of God without c..** 
 
 4. 14. the pi omise made of none^. Gal. .3. 17 . 
 
 9. 6. not as though the word hath taken none e. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 17 . lest the cross ofChrist be of none e. 
 
 Gal. 5. 4. Christ is become of no e. to you, who are 
 
 EFFECT, Verh. 
 
 Jer:A8. .30. itshall not be so, his lies shall not so e. it 
 EFFEC FED. 
 
 2 Chr.7. 11. Solomon prosperously e. all in his heart 
 
 EFFECl UAL. 
 
 1 Cor. 16.9. for a great door and e. is opened tome 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 6 . which is e. in enduring same sufl'erings 
 Eph. 3. 7 . by the e. working of his power giv en me 
 
 4. 16 . accordingto tlie e. working in the measure 
 Philern. 6.that thy faith may become e. by good thing 
 Jam. 5.16. the e. praverof a righteous man availeth 
 EFFECTl'ALT.Y. 
 
 Gal. 2. 8. for he that wrought c. in Peter, same in me 
 1 Thess. 2.13. the word e. worketh in you that believe 
 EFFFAIIN A I F. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 9 . nor e. shall inherit the kingdom of God 
 EGG. 
 
 .Tcb 6. 6. is there any taste in the white of an e. ? 
 I.nke 11.12. if he ask an e. will ofl'er him a scorpion . 
 
 f,(;g.s. 
 
 Dent. 22. 6. whether young ones or e. and the dam 
 sitting on the young or e. shall not take the dam 
 .Tob . 39 . 14. the ostrich leaveth her r. in the eai th. 
 
 Jsa. io. 14. one gathereth e. that are left. I g.ithered 
 .59. 5. they hatch cockatrite’s e. he that eatethe. 
 Jer. 17 . if. as partridgesitteth on e. and liatcheth 
 EIGII I. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 12 . he that is c. days old shall be circum¬ 
 cised, e\ ery man child, 21 .4. I.nke 2.. 21 . 
 22.23. these e. .Milcah diii bear to Nahor 
 Exod.Qf).‘25. they shall be c. boards, and socketssilver 
 Nnm. 7 . 8 . Moses gave 4 waggons, e. oxen to Merari 
 
ELD 
 
 ELD 
 
 ELD 
 
 yvm. 29. 29. on tlic sixtli dav e. bullocks, two rams 
 Israelserved Clinslian-risliatbaitne.years 
 12.14. Abdon, the s< not I lillel.judjred Isr. e. years 
 1 Sam. 17. 12. .lesse the l-’phratliite nad e. sons 
 
 1 Kings'. 10. foundation was of stones of e. cubits 
 
 2 KingsH. IT-Jehorain reigned c. years in.I erusalem 
 22. 1. .losiah was e. years old when he began to 
 
 reign, and reigned thirt^’-one, 2 C/tr. 34. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 4. e. among the sons of Ithaniar 
 
 2 Ckron. 29. 1?. tliey sanctitied houseof I,, in e. daj’S 
 J'.ccl. 11.2. give a portion to seven, aiul also to e. 
 Jer. 41. 15. but Ishmai l escaped with men 
 Ezek. -10. .31. tlie going up had e. steps, 34, .37. 
 
 41. e. tables, wtieredn they slew their sacritices 
 KUc. 5. 5. raise ag. himYshephenis, e. jn incipal men 
 Luke 9.28. about an e. days after tlie.se sayings, Peter 
 Johnio. 26. after e. days his <iisciples were within 
 Acts 9. 33. Eneas, who had kept bis bed e. years 
 1 Pet. 3. 20. wherein e. souls were saved by water 
 I'.Klfl 111. 
 
 Lev. 25. 22. and ye shall sow the e. year and eat 
 1 Kings 6.38. in 1’ id,which ise. month, house tinished 
 12. .32. .lei^boam ordained a feast in the e. month 
 
 1 Chron, 21. 10. the e. lot came forth to Abijah 
 25. 15. the e. to .leshaiah || 26. 5. Pculthaia the e. 
 27 .11. the e. captain for the c. month, Sibbi cai 
 
 Zech. 1. 1. in e. month the woi d came to /echanah 
 
 2 Pet. 2.5. but saveil IV oah the e. person, a preacher 
 Pev. 17 . 11. beast that was, is not, even he is the e. 
 
 21! 20. the e. foundation was a beryl, ninth a topaz 
 See Day, Days. 
 
 EIGHT hundred. 
 
 Gen. 5. 4. Adam lived after he begat Seth e. h. years 
 5. 19 . Jared lived after he begat' Enoch e. h. years 
 2 Sam. 23. 8. Adino slew e. hundred at one time 
 2 Chron. 13.3. Jeroboam set in array e. h. thousand 
 EIGIl J'EF.N. 
 
 Jiidg. 3.14. Isr. served E^lon king of Moab e. years 
 10. 8. Ammon vexed and oppressed Israel e. years 
 1 Kings 7 . 15. for he cast two pillars of brass e. 
 cubits high apiece, 2 Kings I 7 . Jer. 52. 21. 
 
 1 Chron.1&. 9 . IMeshelemiah had sons and brethren e. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 21. for Hehoboam took e. wives 
 Luke 13. 4. or those e. on whom tower in .Siloam fell 
 
 16. wliom Satan hath bound, lo, these e. years 
 EIG H 1' 1'^ I'L Is' thousand. 
 
 Judg. 20. 25. Eenjamin destroyed of Israel e. thous. 
 44. there fell of Henjamin e. thous. men of valour 
 1 Chr. 12. 31. of the half tribe of IVIanasseh, e. th. 
 
 18. 12. Abishai slew of the Edomites e. thousand 
 29. 7 . the princes gave of brass e. thousand tAmis 
 Ezek. 48. 35. the city round was e. thous. measures 
 EIGIiTEEIsTH. 
 
 1 Kings 15.1. in e. year of Jeroboam, 2 Chr. 13. 1. 
 
 2 Kings 3.1. .1 ehoram reigned the e. year of J ehosh. 
 22. 3. in the e. year of king Josiah, the king sent 
 
 Shaphan, 23. 23. 2 Chron. 34. 8. 1.35. 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 24.15. the e. lot came forth to Aphses 
 25. 25. the e. to llanani, he, his sons, his brethren 
 Jer.‘69.. 1. was e. year of K ebuchadnezzar, 52. 29. 
 EITHEK. 
 
 Gen. 31. 24. speak not to Jacob e. good or bad, 29. 
 Lev. 10 . 1 . Isadab and Abihu took e. of them his 
 censer, and offered strange fire before the Lord 
 Dent. 17 . .3. hath worship, other gods, e. sun or moon 
 28.51. a nation shall not leave thee e. corn or wine 
 1 Kings 18. 27. e. he is talking, or pursuing, or in 
 Eccl. 11 . 6 . whether shall prosper, e. this or that 
 Jsa. 7 .11. ask a sign e. in the depth or height above 
 ]\Jat. 6.24. no man can serve two masters,*for e. he 
 will hate the one, and love the other, I.uke 16.13. 
 12. 3.3. e. make the tree good, and his fruit good 
 Luke 6. 42. e. hovv canst thou say to thy brother 
 15, 8. e. what woman having ten pieces of silver 
 John 19 .18. crucified, on e. side one, Jesus in midst 
 1 Cor. 14. 6. except I speak to you e. by revelation 
 Jam. .3. 12. e. can a vine, my brethren, bear figs t 
 Pev. 22. 2. of e. side the river there was tree of life 
 ELDER. 
 
 The Elders among the Hebrews were the magis¬ 
 trates, heads, or rulers of the people. Even while 
 they were slaves to the Egyptians, they had among 
 themselves some order and government, and had 
 doubtless some whom they owned as their teachers 
 and rulers, as heads of tribes and families ; hence, 
 when the Lord sent IVioses to bring the children of 
 Israel out of Egypt, he says, Exod. 3. 16. Go 
 and gather the elders of Israel together, and say 
 unto tliem, the Lord hath visited you, and seen 
 what is done to you in Egypt. These elders 
 were men of experience, wisdom, and gravity, 
 and of authority among the peoiJe. 
 
 Eut the first institution of courts of judicature, was 
 in the wilderness ; when Jethro brought back Zip- 
 porah to Moses, who was then encamped at the 
 foot of mount Sinai. Moses having related all 
 that the iMrd had done for the Israelites, Jetliro 
 blessed God for it, o.ffered burnt offerings, and 
 peace offerings, and did eat with Moses, Aaron, 
 and the elders of Israel, before the Lord. The next 
 day taking his seat in order to judge Israel, 
 
 continued from morning to evening employed in this 
 manner. Jethro remonstrated to him, that this 
 was a fatigue above his strength to undergo, and 
 would he tiresome both to himself and the people; 
 that therefore he should choose some men of Jirmness 
 and fortitude, who feared God, and hated covet¬ 
 ousness, that they might share with him in the 
 weight of government; that the cognizance of 
 lesser affairs should he referred to them; and 
 those of more conseguence should be reserved to 
 ■ himself. Moses submitted to this advice, and 
 chose certain men of merit out of all Israel, whom 
 he appointed to have rule over the people; some 
 over a thousand, others over an hundred, fifty, 
 and ten. They administered justice to the peo¬ 
 ple ; and when any thing of greater difficulty 
 than ordinary occurred, they referred it to Moses, 
 Exod. 18. 1, 2, .3, &c. The commission given to 
 these judges is recorded in Deut. 1. 16, 17 . 
 Afterwards, we have the particular appointment of 
 God concerning this, Rum. 11. 11, 12, 13, &c. 
 
 130 
 
 Moses, being distouraged by the continual mur- 
 murings of the Israelites, addres.sed himself to 
 God, ahd desired to be reliei ed from some part of 
 the burden of government. 'Ihen the Ijord said to 
 him. Gather unto me seventy men, of the elders 
 of Israel, w'hom thou knowest to be the elders of 
 the people, and officers over them ; and bring 
 them to the tabernacle of the congregation, that 
 they may stand there with thee. nd 1 will 
 come down and talk with thee there; and I will 
 take of the spirit which is upon thee, and will 
 put it up'uithern , and they snail bear the burden 
 of thg people with tl.ee, that thou bear it not thy¬ 
 self alone. Theie elders, which composed the 
 Senate belonging to all the tribes in general, sat 
 with the Leader, Judge, or King, who presided in 
 this court. Thus we read, Deut. 27. 1. Moses, 
 with the elders ox Isiael, commanded the people, 
 saying, &c. And, afterwards, the elders of the 
 congicgation tonsdt how to supply the remainder 
 of the Renjainites with wives, Judg. 21. 16. 
 And the elders of Israel gathered tliemselves 
 together, and caine to Hamuet to Pamah, 1 
 Sam. 8. -1. iVe read of these elders iontinuatly, 
 to the time of the captivity : And we find them 
 again after the return, Ezra 10. 7, 8. A pro¬ 
 clamation was made tliroughout Judah and Jeru¬ 
 salem unto all the children of the captivity, ac¬ 
 cording to the counsel of the princes and elders. 
 
 Besides these, there were likewise elders belonging 
 to every .several city, 'fhe.se elders a/e mentioned 
 Moses in the law ; where several things are re¬ 
 quired to he done, by the elders of the city, Deut. 
 19. 12. 121. 3, 19. Eoaz appealed to ten men of 
 the elders of the city of Btth-lehem-judah, Ruth 
 4. 2. And we read, after the captivity, of the 
 elders of every city, l-.zia 10. 14. 
 
 The Rabbins and interpreters give the following 
 account of courts of judicature among the .lews. 
 
 (I) There were three judges in every city, who had 
 the cognizance of lesser faults : Matters concern¬ 
 ing loss, gain, and Te^X'xXnXioxi, were pleaded before 
 them. These three judges had a right only to 
 condemn criminals to be whipt: The parties 
 named their judges; one of the parties chose his 
 judge ; the other named a second; and these two 
 judges took a third, with whom they decided causes, 
 
 'This tribunal was consulted about the intercala¬ 
 tion of months. 
 
 (II) There was another court composed of three and 
 twenty judges, who decided matters of importance, 
 and of a more criminal nature, and their sentences 
 were such as generally affected the lives of per¬ 
 sons: no causes being brought before them, but 
 such as deserved the penalty of death. Some 
 say, that they could only sentence to death by the 
 sword. 
 
 (Up 'Their great council, or Sanhedrim, con¬ 
 
 sisted of seventy senators, and which had the 
 cognizance of the most important affairs of state 
 and religion, and of those which concerned the 
 king, or high-priest. It was intended as a court cf 
 appeal, if there should he occasion, from any of the 
 inferior courts. Some think that our Saviour alludes 
 to the-ie two last courts, when he says. Mat 5. 22. 
 AVhosoever is angry with his brother, without a 
 cause, shall be in danger of the judgment; and 
 whosoever shall say to his brother, liaca, shall 
 be in danger of the council; but whosoever 
 shall say% Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell- 
 fire. tSume interpreters suppose that our Lord 
 proportions the punishments in the next world, 
 according to the different sentences which were 
 usual in the different courts of judicature at Je¬ 
 rusalem. 'Therefore they say, the judgment 
 means that court where the judges were three and 
 twenty, and who could only sentence to death by 
 the sword : The council alludes to the court where 
 the seventy elders sat, which was the great San¬ 
 hedrim, and could punish by stoning to death : 
 And that, by hell-fire, the burning of the 
 greatest malefactors in the valley of ilinnom is 
 implied. 
 
 As to the Sanhedrim, it was limited to the place 
 where the ark of God stood. 'The Jews say, that 
 in the time of Closes this council was held at the 
 door of the tabernacle of the testimony. As soon as 
 the people were in possessioncf the land of promise, 
 the Sanhedrim followed the tabernacle. It was 
 kept successively at Gilgal, at Shiloh, at Kirjath- 
 jearim, at Rob, at Gibeon, in the house of Obed- 
 edom ; and lastly, it was settled at Jerusalem, till 
 the ViixhiXomsh captivity. During the captivity 
 it Was kept up at Babylon, After the return from 
 Babylon, it continued at Jerusalem, to the time 
 of the Sicarii, or Assassins; these were certain 
 robbers, who appeared in Judea some time before 
 the war of the Jew’s against the Romans. 'They 
 werecalledff>icm-\i, from Sica, a dagger; because 
 they carried daggers secretly about them, so as 
 not to be perceived, and mixing themselves with 
 the multitude of people that came to the great 
 feast at Jerusalem, they stabbed whom they 
 thought fit; and then were commonly the first to 
 cry out murder, as Josejihus relates. 'The Jews, 
 finding that these profligate wretffies, whose 
 number increased every day, sometimes escaped 
 punishment by the favour of the president, or 
 judges, removed the Sanhedrim to Hamoth, 
 which were certain abodes situated, as the Rab¬ 
 bins say, ujton the mountain of the temple. 
 Afterwards they removed to J amnia; thence to 
 Jericho, to L'zzah, to .Sepharvaiin, to Bethsa- 
 nim, to Sephoris, last of all to 'i iberias, tvhere 
 they continued to the time of their utter ex¬ 
 tinction. 'This is the account the Jews give of the 
 Sanhedrim. 
 
 If hat the scripture says of this court is found in 
 Deut. 17 . 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1.3. If there arise 
 a matter too hard for thee in judgment (speak¬ 
 ing to the inter ior magistrates J between lilood 
 and blood, betw een plea and plea, and between 
 
 stroke and stroke, being matters ot conti'oversy 
 within thy gates; then shalt thou arise, and get 
 thee up into the place which the Innl thy God 
 shall cho<se. And thou shalt come unto the 
 
 C riests, the j.evite5,and unto the judge thatshall 
 e in those days, and enquire; and' they shall 
 shew thee the .sentence of judgment. And thou 
 shalt do according lo the sentence, which they of 
 that place which the I>ord shall choose, shall 
 shew thee, ifr. By this it appears that the chief 
 Conductor, Judge, King, High priest, or who¬ 
 ever was at the head of their afiaus, was to be 
 the president of this court. I he rest of the 
 judges seem to have consisted chiefly of the priests 
 and Levites, though there were among them wise 
 and learned men of other tribes, as is acknow¬ 
 ledged by the .lewisn and most other writers. 
 
 In process of time, a- their kings came to be idola¬ 
 trous, this ordhiance, among others, was neg¬ 
 lected. For we find Jehoshaphat restoring tt, 
 at the same time as he did the courts in every 
 city, 9 Chron. 19. 8, 9, 10, 11. In this pai-age 
 we find, that, if the cause was of a spiritual or 
 ecclesiastical nature, the High-priest was the 
 chief ju ge; if otherwise, a chief justhe, who 
 sat in behalf of the king : And, behold, Amariah, 
 the chief-priest, is over you in all mattere of 
 the Lord ; and Zebadiah, the ruler of the house 
 of Judah, for all the king’s matters. 
 
 Some think it piobable, that in causes ecclesiasti¬ 
 cal, the court was made up of the Hieli-priest, 
 and the chief priests, or Heads of the four and 
 twenty ciurses only: and that in matters purely 
 temporal, the supreme magistrate, with the princes, 
 elders, and scribes, who were doctors of the law, 
 either by himself, or his dtp.uty, took cognizance. 
 And fliat, where any one was accused of crimes 
 relating to religion and state both, the judges, in 
 each of these faculties, sat to hear the cause, ■'jo, 
 at the trial of our blessed Ixord, .loseph of Ari- 
 mathea, a rich man and a counsellor, probably 
 one if the seventy elders, was one of them who 
 sat as judges; but did not join in the sentence 
 of condemnation; He consented not to the 
 counsel and deed of them, Luke 96. 51. 
 
 This council, at their return from the captivity, 
 wa- restored, with the re.st of their commonwealth, 
 as the prophet Ezekiel foretold it sluruld, Ezek. 
 44. 2.3, 24. J he priests, the Levites, shall teach 
 mj’ people the difference between the unclean 
 and the clean. And, in controversy, they shall 
 stand in judgment; and they shall judge it ac¬ 
 cording to my judgments. 
 
 Some are of opinicxn, that the origin of the .San¬ 
 hedrim is by no means to be depended upon ; for 
 the council of the seventy elders established by 
 Moses, was not what the .Jews understand by the 
 name of Sanhedrim. Besides, say they, we can¬ 
 not perceive that this establishment suh.sisted either 
 under Joshua, the Judges, or the Kings. We 
 find nothing cf it after the captivity, till the time 
 of the Macca,bees. Only we are certain, that 
 this Senate was in being in the'time of our Sai-i- 
 our, and when the Evangelists wrote their gospels, 
 since they are mentioned in their writings: But 
 then their authority was much lessened ; for after 
 the banishment of Archelaus, the Romans, hav¬ 
 ing reduced Judea into a province, assumed the 
 power cf life and death to themselves alone: So 
 that this council could proceed no farther than 
 to condemnation : For execution, they were to 
 ^ apply to the Roman Governor. 
 
 The places where the Hebrew s held their courts of 
 judicature were, generally, one of the gates of 
 the city. See Gate. As the merits of every 
 cause were to turn upon the evidence given; see 
 what miles the law lays down in reference there¬ 
 unto in Deut. 17 . 6. |’ 19. 15. and what is .said 
 in relation to false witnesses, Deut. 19. 16, 17, 18, 
 19. It was likewise a part of their law, that no 
 man should be condemned without being brought 
 to a fair trial, and hearing what he had to say 
 for himself. And therefore R iccalemus says to 
 the chief priests and Pharisees, Doth our law 
 judge airy man before it hear him, and know 
 what he doeth r John 7 . 51. 
 
 The method of proceeding in the Sanhedrim, is 
 said to be tins: '.they who had a mind to implead 
 any one, aprplied either to the king, or the high- 
 jiriest, or whosoever filled the post c/Chief Justice, 
 and informed against him. Upon this, proper 
 officers were sent to take him up; and if occasion 
 required, a detachment from the temple-guard went 
 a’-ong with them. 'The person thus taken was ex¬ 
 amined by the Justice, and then committed, either 
 to prison, or to the custody of the officer of the 
 guard, till his trial came on. 
 
 If hen the court sat, those who brought the informa¬ 
 tion against the criminal, did it in these words; 
 'I Ids man, having d.me soar so, is worthy to die. 
 xlnd they who -were to defend him, answered, '1 his 
 man is not worthy to die ; for he has only done so 
 or so. xlnd when the pleadings on both sides were 
 Jinished, the Judge.-, gave their opinions singly, 
 whether he was iniilty or not: And according to 
 the majority of votes, one way or the other, the 
 culprit was acquitted or condemned. 
 
 Of the manner of laying the indictment, and giving 
 in the answer, we have an instance in the case 
 of Jeremiah ; who was informed against for pro¬ 
 phesying the destruction of both the city and 
 temple c/Jerusalem, in ca-e the Jews continued 
 to neglect the observance of God's la:c, Jer. 26.. 
 8.9, 10, (StC. S'ce the form of condemnation iri 
 ^lat. 26. 6.5, 66. 
 
 Elder, in the Kew Testament, is a general name, 
 comprehending under it all such as have any 
 ecclesiastical function, as apostles, pastors, teach¬ 
 ers, or other church officers, 1 J im. 5. 17. 'lit. 1. 
 5. The apostle Peter calls him.self eui elder. The 
 elders that are among you I exhort, w ho also am 
 an elder, 1 Pet. 5. 1. 
 
ELD 
 
 ELE 
 
 Gen. 10. 21. Shetn the brother of Japhct the c. 
 
 25.23. the e. sliall serve the younger, Rum. <J. 12. 
 
 1 18. 17 . behold, my e. daughter Merab 
 
 1 Kingsd. 22. ask the kingdom, he is mine e. brother 
 Job 15. 10. very aged men, much e. than thy father 
 *. 32 . 4 . F'lihn waited, because they were e. than he 
 Ez 'ek '.\6. 46. thy e. sister is .Samaria, younger Sodom 
 
 23. 4. the names of them were Aholah the e. 
 
 Luke 15. 25. his e. son was in the held, heard music 
 1 Tim. 5 . 2 . intreat the e. women as mothers 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. ye younger, submit yourselves to the e. 
 ELDER for ruler. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 1. rebuke not an e. but intreat him as father 
 
 10 . airainst an e. receive not an accusat. but before 
 
 1 Pet. 5.1. the elders I exhort, who am also an e. 
 
 2 Join 1. the e. to the elect lady and her children 
 
 3 JoA/i 1. the e. unto well beloved Gains whom i love 
 
 ELDERS. 
 
 ■Gen. 50. 7. the e. of his house w'ent up with him 
 Lev. 4. 15. the e. of conereg. shall lay their hands 
 yum. 11. 25. L. gave of the Spirit to the seventy e. 
 J)eut. 25. 7 . go up to the gate to the e. and say 
 2J. 10 . 3 'e stand before the L. youre. and officers 
 31.28. (rather to me all e. of your tribes and olficers 
 32. 7 . ask thy father and e. and they will tell thee 
 Josh. 24. 31. Israel served the Lord all the days of 
 .Toshua, and of e. that overlived Joshua, 2 . 7 . 
 Judg. 8 . 14. he described to him the e. of Succoth 
 1 Sam. 16. 4. e. of the town trembled at his coming 
 30. 26. he sent of the spoil to the e. of .ludah 
 1 Kings. 20. 8 . all the e. said to him, hearken not 
 
 21. li. tlie e. did as Jezebel had sent to tliem 
 
 -2 Kings 6 . .32. Elisha sat in house, and e. sat w'ith him 
 
 10.1. Jehu wTOte letters and sent to e. of Jezreel 
 19. 2 . Ilezekiah sent the e. of the priests covered 
 
 ' with sackcloth to Tsaiah the propliet, Isa. 37. 2. 
 Ezra 5. 5. the eye of their God was upon the e. 
 
 6. 14. the e. of the Jews builded and prospered 
 10.8. according to the counsel of the princes and e. 
 Psal. 107 . .32. praise him in the assembly of thee. 
 Prov. 31. 23. her husband is known among the e. 
 Lam. 1.19. my priests and e. gave up the ghost in city 
 2.10. e. of Zion sit upon the ground and keep silence 
 4.16. respected not priests, favoured note. 5.12. 
 
 5.14. e. havereased from gate.youngm. from music 
 Ezek. 8 .1. and the e. of .1 udah sat before me 
 Joel 1. 14. sanctify a fast, gather the e. 2. 16. 
 
 Mat. 15. 2. why transgress the tradition of the e.? 
 16. 21 . must suffer many things of the e. 27. 12 . 
 
 26. 59. the e. sought false witness against Jesus 
 27 .20. chief priests and e. persuaded the multitude 
 41. the chief priests mocking with the e. said 
 28.12. and when they were assembled with tlie e. 
 Mark 7 . 3. the Jew’s holding tlie tradition of the e. 
 8.31. must suffer and be rejected of the e. Luke 9. 22. 
 14.43. with Judas a great multitude from thee. 
 
 15.1. chief priests held aconsulfation with the e. 
 Luke 22 . 52. .lesus said unto the captains and e. 
 
 Acts 4.5. their rulers and e. were cmthered together 
 
 23. tiiey reported all that the e. had said to them 
 
 6 . 12 . they stirred up the people and the e. 
 
 11 . .3v). sent it to the e. by Earnabas and Saul 
 
 14.23. wdien they ordained e. in every church 
 
 15. 4. they were received of the church and of the e. 
 6 . the apostles and e. came together to consider 
 23. the apostles, e. and brethren, send greeting 
 
 16. 4. tliey delivered the decrees ordained of thee. 
 
 20 . 17 . he'sent and called the e. of the church 
 
 22. 5. all the estate of the c. bear me witness 
 
 24.1. Ananias the priest descended with the e. 
 
 25. 15. about whom the e. of Jews informed me 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 17 . let e. that rule well be counted worthy 
 Tit. 1. 5. thatthoushouldest ordain e, in everi’ city 
 Heh. 11. 2. by faith the e. obtained a good report 
 Jam. 5. 14. let him call for the e. of the church 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 1. thee, which are among you, I exhort 
 Rev. 4.4. upon the seats I saw 24. e. sitting, clothed 
 
 10. the 24e. fall before him, 5.8,14.1 11.16. 1 19.4. 
 5. 5. and one of the e. saith untome, weep not 
 
 6 . and lo, in the midst of the e. stood a Lamb 
 
 11 . 1 heard the voice of many angels about the e. 
 
 7 . 11. all angels stood about the e. and four beasts 
 13. one of the e. ans. saying tome, w’hat are these ? 
 
 14. 3. they sung a new’ song before the throne and e. 
 ELDER.';, witli dig. 
 
 Lfeut.lO. 12 . thee, ofhisc/t.y shall fetch him thence 
 
 21.3. e. of that dig shall take and bring the heifer 
 6. e. of that dig shall wash their hands over heifer 
 21. 19 . shall bring their son to the e. of his dtg 
 22.15. bring tokens of virginity to the e. of the dig 
 
 25. 8. the e. of his dtg shall call and speak to him 
 Josh. 20.4. shaill declare his cause to e. of that dtg 
 Judg. 8.16. he took the e. of the dtg and thorns 
 
 R uth 4.2. Roaz took ten men of the c. of the dig 
 Ezra 10. 14. and with them the e. of every dtg 
 \'AA9Y\\S of Israel. 
 
 Erod. .3. 16. go and gather the e. of Israel iosdhtv 
 
 12. 21. IVloses called for all the e.cf Israel 
 17 . 5 . and take with thee of the e. of Israel 
 
 18. 12. the e. of Israel came to eat with Jethro 
 
 24.1. seventy of thee, of Israel, 9. Kum. 11. 16. 
 Dew. 27 . ■■ ■ the e. of Israel commanded the people 
 
 31. 9. Moses delivered this law to the e. of Israel 
 Josh. 7 . 6 . the e. of Israel put dust on their heads 
 
 2 Sam. 3. .3. so all the e. of Israel came to the king 
 
 ^ at 1 lebron, 1 Kings 8. 3. 2 Chron. 5. 4. 
 
 17 ^ 4 . the saying pleased all the e. of Israel 
 1.5. tlius did Ahithophel counsel thee, of Israel 
 1 Chr. 11. . 3 . e. of Israel came to tlie king to Hebron 
 21. 16. David and e. of Israel fell upon their faces 
 I'.zek. 14. 1. then came the e. of Israel unto me 
 
 20.1. the e. of Israel came to inauire of the T.ord 
 Acts 4. 8. ye rulers of the people, and e. of Israel 
 
 ELDER .S, V ith ;ie«j5ife. 
 
 Erod. 19 . 7 . iRoses called for the e. of thepenple 
 Rum. 11. 16. whom thou knowest to be e. of thepeo. 
 
 24. Moses gathered 70 men of the e. of the jsec/^/e 
 Ruth 4. 4. buy it before the e. of my people 
 ^ 15. .3(h honour me before tliee. of my people 
 
 Mat.Tt. 23. the e. of the people came, l.uke 22. 66. 
 
 26. 47 . with a multitude from e. of the people 
 
 27 . 1. e. of the took counsel against Jesus 
 
 E L 
 
 Acts 0 12. fliey stirred up the people and the e. 
 ELDES i'. 
 
 Gen. 24 2. Abraham said to his^. servantof his house 
 
 27 .1. Isaac called Esau his e. sou, and said, my son 
 44. 12. and he searched, and began at the e. 
 yum. 1 2t). Reuben, Israel’s e. son, 26. 5. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .1.3. the three e. sonsof Jesse followed, 14. 
 
 28. El iab his e. brother heard David speak 
 
 2 Kings 3. 27. he took his e. son and olFered him 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 1. for the band of men had slain all the e. 
 Job 1.13. drinking in their e. brother’s house, 18. 
 
 John 8. 9 . they went out one by one, beginning at e. 
 ELEG'l, 
 
 Or Chosen, is spoken, [1] Of Christ, who was 
 chosen and set apart from eternity hg God the 
 lather to the great work of redemption and me¬ 
 diation, Isa. 42. 1. Mat. 12. 18. [2] Of good 
 
 angels, uhom God chose from among the rest to 
 eternal life and happiness: I charge tliee before 
 the elecd angels, 1 Tim. 5. 21. [3] Of the 
 
 Israelites, who were God's chosen and peculiar 
 people, Isa. 65. 9, 22. [4] Of such as are chospi 
 bg God in Christ to eternal life and salvation 
 out (f all the nations upon earth, 1 it. 1. 1. 'This 
 election is, [1] act of distinguishing love, 
 Deut. 7 . 8. [2] Of divine sovereignty irrespective 
 of any goodness in the objects of it, Rom. 9. 11, 
 
 12, 16 . [3] Eternal, l.ph. 1. 4. 2 1 hess. 2. 
 
 13. [4] Absolute, and irievocable, Rom. 9. 11. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. [5] Personal, that is, of a cer¬ 
 
 tain Slumber of persons. Mat. 20. 2.3. 2 Tim. 2. 
 19 . [6J Cf some of the chief of sinners, 1 Jim. 
 
 1. 15. [~1 It is in Christ, I'ph. 1. 4. [8] It 
 
 is to sanctijication and holiness as the means, 
 and eternal glory as the end, Eph. 1. 4. 1 
 'Ihess. 5. 9. 
 
 Isa. 42.1. behold minee. in whom my soul delighteth 
 
 45.4. Israel mine e. 1 have called thee by thy name 
 65. 9 . mine e. shall inherit it, and my seryants 
 
 22. mine e. shall long enjoy work of their hands 
 Mat. 24. 22. no liesh should be saved, but for the e. 
 sake tliose days shall be shortened, Mark 1.3. 20. 
 24. if possible deceive the very e. Mark 13. 22. 
 
 31. shall send his angels, and they shall gather 
 together his e. from the four winds, Mark 13. 27. 
 Lnke iS. 7 . and shall not God avenge his own e. ? 
 iio» 2 . 8 ..33. who shall lay any thing to chargeofG.e..*’ 
 Col. 3.12. put on as the e. of God bowels of mercies 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 21. 1 charge thee before the e. angels 
 
 2 Tim. 2.10. 1 endure aL things for the e. sake 
 'Tit. 1.1. an apostle accordingto the faith of G.’se. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.2. e. according to foreknowledge of God 
 2. 6. I lay in .Sion a chief corner-stone, e. precious 
 
 2 John 1. the elder to the e. lady, and her children 
 
 13. the children of thy e. sister greet thee 
 
 ELECTED. 
 
 1 Pet. 5.13 church at Babylon e. together with you 
 ELECilON. 
 
 Rom . 9.11. purpose of G. according to e. might stand 
 
 11 . 5 . there is a remnant according to the e. of grace 
 7 . the e. hath obtained it, the rest were blinded 
 28. but as touching the e. they are beloved 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 4. knowing, brethren, your e. of God 
 
 2 Per.1.10. all dilig. to make your calling and e. sure 
 
 LLEGA.\ ELY. 
 
 Isa. 32.14. the tongue of stammerers shall speak e. 
 ELEMENTS. 
 
 Gal. 4.3. we were in bondage under e. of the world 
 9 . how turn ye again to the w eak and beggarly e. 
 Col. 2. t8. after the e, of the w’crld, not after Christ 
 ■120. dead with Christ from the e. of the world 
 2 Pet. 3.10. the e. shall melt with fervent heat, 12. 
 ELEPFIA^JT. 
 
 The elephant is the largest of all four-footed beasts. 
 They who have studied the nature of the elephant 
 with most accuracy, tell many extraordinary 
 things of the sagacity, faithfulness, prudence, and 
 even understanding of this creature. Pliny sags 
 of this animal: Maximum animal est Elephas, 
 proximumque humanis sensibiis : quippe intel- 
 lectus illis sermonis patrii, drc. Hist. JSat. lib. 8. 
 It has been of ten observed to do such things as are 
 much above the capacity cf other beasts. The 
 Hebrews i'eew generally to have described it under 
 the name 0 /Behemoth, which signifies in general, 
 beasts of service. The word Elephas wc/y be de¬ 
 rived from Aleph, which signifi.es, to instruct, by 
 reason of the docility cf this animal; or from 
 Eleph, uhich signifies a head, or captain ; be¬ 
 cause the elephant is. as it were, the head of 
 all other terrestrial animals. 
 
 The Lord, speaking to Job, describes the elephant 
 or Behemoth, Job 40. from verse 15. to the end 
 of the chajter. It is there said, that he eateth 
 grass as an ox. 'This agrees well with what his¬ 
 torians relate of the elephant. He does not feed 
 upon carrion, and is net at all wild; hay, herbs, 
 and legumens, are his nourishment, as they are 
 of our tr..me beasts. 
 
 His bones are as. strong pieces of brass, an<l his 
 small hones like bars of iron. 'These hyperbo¬ 
 lical expressions shew the extraordinary strength 
 of the elephant; 'with one stroke of his trunk he 
 kills a camel or an horse. An elephant, it is 
 said, has been seen to draw two ca.U cannons five 
 hundred jiaces with his teeth ; they were fastened 
 together with cables, and weighed each three thou¬ 
 sand pounds. And there is mention in the Macca¬ 
 bees cf an elephant in Antiochus’s army, which 
 carried two and thirty armed men. They were all 
 in a tower made cf very solid w'ood, upon the ele¬ 
 phant’s back, and the tower was bound w ith a 
 lery strong chain under the elephant’s befly. 
 
 He is the chief of the ways of God. He is a 
 remarkable piece of the creation among foiir- 
 J'ooted beasts. He exceeds all others in size, 
 streng'th, docility, address, fidelity, agility, long 
 life, modesty and pudicity ; for, it is said, that 
 he never covers the female as long as any one 
 appears in sight. 'The scripture adds, that God, 
 who made him, can make his sword to ap¬ 
 proach unto him Though he be so strong and 
 
 terrible, yet God can easily subdue and destroy 
 him: or, God hatli put his sword into his hand.s, 
 hath trusted him with his arm ; the elephant is 
 terrible when provoked. His arms are his trunk 
 and his teeth. Ills teeth are the ivory, so well 
 known in Europe. 
 
 Surely the mountains bring him forth gTa(a;, 
 where all the beasts of the field play. Ele¬ 
 phants are the gentlest of animals; they never 
 use their strength but when they are compelled 
 to it. 'They are not of that sort of animals which 
 create terror in others: If he passes through g 
 herd of other beasts, he puts them gently out oj 
 his way with his trunk to make room for him ; 
 He feeds in the fields and meadows, and the weak¬ 
 est and tamest animals play with impunity befor^x 
 him. 
 
 He lieth under the shady trees, in the covert of the 
 I'eeds and fens. 'This also agrees well with the 
 elephant, according to the account that historimis 
 give of him. jElian says, that he may be called 
 an animal of the marshes, because he lives along 
 waters, and in moist places. He sometimes 
 plunges himself into rivers in such a manner, that 
 no more of him is to be seen than the end of las 
 trunk: In the .summer time he covers himself with 
 mud, to avoid the heat. 
 
 He drinketh up a river, and hasteth not; he trust- 
 eth that he can draw up .Iordan into his mouth. 
 'This also may he fitly applied to the elephant ; he 
 drinks a great deal, and large draughts, as if he 
 were to swalloxo up a river, and as 7 /,Iordan were, 
 scarcely sufficient to sati-fy his thirst: he is not 
 afraid when he drinks, but does it leisurely, and 
 takes time to disturb the water which he drinketh. 
 'The iscripture adds. He taketh it with his eyes, 
 his nose pierceth through snares. When he sees 
 the waters of a river, he trusteth that he cars 
 drink them all up: his tve is bigger than his 
 belly, as is commonly said. He thrusteth his snout 
 also into the river, and if there be any snares laid 
 for other creatures, he breaks them to pieces. But 
 others translate this verse. Can any man take him 
 in his eyes, 01 pierce his nose with snares or 
 gins ? Van he he taken openly and by force ? 
 Surely no. His foice or strength is too great for 
 man to resist or overcome. Others thus. He is 
 taken by the eyes as a tish is taken by a hook. 
 Serpents attack elephants principally in the eyes, 
 ai Pliny observes. The same author says, that 
 there are serpents in the Ganges, sixty yards long- 
 who take elephants by the trunk as they are drinic¬ 
 ing, drag them along, and drown them in the waters, 
 Plin. lib. 8. cap. 12. 
 
 Some understand by Behemoth, a creature called 
 hippopotamus, or the sea-horse ; which is an am¬ 
 phibious creature, and lives and preys both in the 
 water and on land. 'This animal, say they, was 
 well known to Job and his friends, as being fre- 
 guent in the adjacent parts: and the description 
 here given of the Behemoth, is very applicable to 
 the hippopotamus. 
 
 1 Kings 10.1 22. navy bringinge. teeth, 2 Chr. 9.21. 
 Job 40. 115. behold the e. which 1 have made 
 
 ELEVATION. 
 
 Judg. 20. t .38. they sliould make great e. with smoke 
 ELEVEN. 
 
 Gen. 32. 22. Jacob took his e. sons and passed over 
 . 37 . 9. sun, moon, and e. stars, made obeisance to me 
 Exod. 26 . 7 . curtains of goats’ hair, e. curt, shalt make 
 
 8. the e. curtains shall be all of one measure 
 
 36.14. e. curtains he made H15. e. of one size 
 'Num. 29 . 20 on the third day e. bullocks, two rams 
 Deut. 1. 2. there are e. days’ journey from iloreb 
 Josh. 15. 51. e. cities with their villages 
 
 Judg. 16. 5. we will give thee e. hund. pieces of silv. 
 17 . 2. 1 took the e. hundred shekels of silver 
 .3. when he restored e. hund. shekels to his mother 
 
 2 Kings23. .36. Jehoiakim tw enty-five years old, he 
 
 reigned e. years in Jerusalem, 2 Chr. .36. 5. 
 
 24.18. Zedekiah e. years, 2 Chr. .36. 11. Jer.5^. 1. 
 Mat.QQ.16. then the e. discipleswent aw'ay to Galilee 
 Mark 16.14. afterward he appeared to thee. 
 LukeQA. 9 . they told all these things to thee, and rest 
 
 33. and they found the e. gathered together 
 Acts 1.26. and he was numbered with the e. apostles 
 
 2.14. but Peter standing up with the e. said to them 
 
 ELEVENIII. 
 
 1 Kings 6. .38. in the e. j ear w as the house finished 
 
 2 Kings 9. 29. in the e. year of Joram began Ahaziah 
 
 25. 2. the city of Jerusalem wiis besieged to the c. 
 
 year of king Zedekiah, Jer. 52. 5. 
 
 1 Chron. 24.12. the e. lot canfe forth to Eliashib 
 
 25.18. the e. to Azareel, he, his sons, and brethren 
 
 27 .14. the e. captain for the e. moiith, Benaiah 
 Jer. 1.3. Jeremiah prophesied ine. yearof Zedekiah 
 
 39. 2. in the e. year the city was broken up 
 Ezek. 26. 1. word of the T.ord came to Ezekiel in the 
 e. year, in first day of the month, .31). 20. | ,31. 1. 
 Mat. 20. 6. and about the e. hour l^e went out 
 
 9. the 3 ' came that w'ere hired alibut the e. hour 
 Rev. 21. 20. c. foundation of the city was a jacinth 
 
 ELOQUENT. 
 
 F.xod. 4. 10. IMoses said, O my l ord, T am not e. 
 I’rov. 1.16. to understand a proverb and an e. speech 
 Isa. 3. .3. the Lord doth take away the e. orator 
 Acts IQ. 24. a certain Jew named Apollos, anc. man 
 ELM’,. 
 
 Gen. .30. 1. she said, give me children ore. I die 
 Aum. 20. 19. I will without doing any thing e. go 
 Deut. 4. .35. thou mightest know' that the 1 ord he is 
 God, there is none e. 39- 1 l\i>igs 8. 60. Isa. 
 .4.5. 5. 6,14, 18, 21.22. 1 46. 9. .Joel 2. 27. 
 
 Josh. QQ. 12. e. if \ e do in any w ise go back and cleave 
 .Judg. 7 .14. this'is nothing e. save sword of Gideon 
 
 2 NViw. 3. 35. if 1 taste ought c. till the sun he down 
 
 1 Chr. 21.12. or c. three days sword of the Lord 
 
 2 Chr. 23 . 7 . whoso e. cometh in.shall he put todeath 
 Sell. 2. 2. tliis is nothing e. hut sorrow of heart 
 I’.frt/. .51.16. desirest not sacrifice, e. would 1 give it 
 Reel. 2.25. who e. can hasten hereunlo more than I * 
 Isa.M- B- thatsayest, I am, none e. besides me, 10. 
 
 It 2 131 
 
EM P 
 
 END 
 
 END 
 
 
 John 11. 11. oi e. believe me for fl.e M'ork’s sake 
 /lets 17 . 21. spent time in nothing e. but tell or bear 
 lio))!. 2. 15. acciisinu or e. excusinitone another 
 1 C'o/-.7.I4. c. were yoiirc'liild. uiudean, l)nt now holy 
 
 11. 1(). e. when thou shalt bless with the Spirit 
 Ji’ez;. 2 .5. repent,ore. I willcoinetotheeciuicKly.lG 
 KMPAl.M. 
 
 Gc 7 i. 50. 2. .Toseph coinin. physicians to e. his father 
 KiM HA LiMI',1). 
 
 Gen. 5 ). 2. and the pliysicians e. Israel 
 .‘5. for so are fullilled tlie days of those that are e. 
 ilO. they e. .losepli, put him in a colhn in Keypt 
 K.VIHOI.DI'.N Kl). 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 10. tlie consc ience of him that is weak be e. 
 
 KMHOLDKN K1 II. 
 
 Joh 10. ,3. what e. thee that thou answerest ? 
 
 KM H HACK. 
 
 2 /w«( 7 .f 4. 10. about tins season thou shalt a son 
 .hoh 21. 8. tliey e. the rock for want of a shelter 
 J'lov. 4. tl. shall brinsto honor, when thou dost e. her 
 
 5. 20. why wilt thou e. the bosom of a.stran!,n-r ' 
 Ecrl. 3. 5. a time to e. and refrain from embracing: 
 Cofit. 2. 0. and his right hand doth e. me, «. 3. 
 J.ani. 4.5. that were brought up inscarlete. dunghills 
 KM Hit AC I'd). 
 
 Gen. 20. 13. Laban e. .lacob and kissed him 
 3:>. 4. Ksau ran and e. .lacob and kissed him 
 455. 10. .lacob kissed and e. .loseph’s sons 
 yJcr.vCO. 1. Paul e. disciples and departed to Maced. 
 Jleh. 11. 13. having seen and e. the promises 
 KMHRACING. 
 
 J’rcL 3. 5. a time to embrace and a time to refrain c. 
 ylci.\20. 10. Paul e. K.utychus, said, trouble not yours. 
 IsMHROlDIdt. 
 
 Exod. 215. 39 . thou shalt e. the coat of fine linen 
 
 E.M HKOIDKdt KK. 
 
 F.zod. .35. .35. to work all manner of work of thee 
 .3a. 23. with him was Aholiab, an e. in blue 
 KM KHALI), .S. 
 
 Fxod. 2a. 18. the second row shall be an e. 39. 11. 
 Fzek. 27 . 10. Syria occupied in thv fairs with e. 
 28. 13. every precious stone thy ccjvering, the e. 
 Jiev. 4. 3. there was a rainbow in sight like unto an e 
 21. 19 . the fourth foundation of the city was an c 
 KMKROD.S. 
 
 Deiit. 28. 27 . the I.ord will smite thee with the e. 
 
 1 ■Sam. 5. 0. I.onl smote them of .Ashdod with the e 
 
 9. men ot the city had e. in their secret parts 
 
 12 . the men that died not wei'e smitten with e. 
 0^4. they answered, five golden e. and five mice, I 7 . 
 5. sliall make images ot your e. and your mice, 11 , 
 KMlhJKN'l. 
 
 Joh 22. 1 8 . and the e. man dwelt in the earth 
 J.s-a. 3. + 3. doth take away the e. in countenance 
 Ezeh. 10. 24. thou h.ist built to thee an e. place, 31, 
 
 39 . they shall throw down thine e. place 
 17 . 22. 1 will plant it on an high and e. mountain 
 1 Ttf/i. 2. t2. pray tor kings and all that are in e. place 
 .EMMANUEL, 
 
 Ur fiDmanuel, is a Hebrew 7 vordj winch siejnifies 
 Cod with us. Isaiah, 771 that pro-pliec7j, wherem 
 he declares to Ahaz the birth of the Messiah, toko 
 teas to he horti of a virgin, sags, This child shah 
 he called, atid really he, K.mmanuel, that is, 
 (lod with us, Isa. 7 . 14. lie repeats the sartie 
 thmg wh/le he is speaking of the eme/ny's army, 
 udneh, l/ke a torrent, was to overflow .ludea, m 
 which Christ was to he horn, to live ati ! die ■ 
 'the stretching out of his wings shall fill the 
 breadth of thy land, O Emmanuel, Isa. 8. 8. 
 Matthew sciys, that this prophecy teas accomplish¬ 
 ed 771 the birth of (..'hrist, horn of the virgm Maryg 
 t7i whom the two natures, divine arid human, 
 Toere united; and so in this sense he teas really 
 Emmanuel, or God with us. Mat. 1. 23. 
 
 7 . 14. and shall call his name K/n. Mat. 1.23. 
 
 8. 8. he shall fill the breadth of thy land, O Erii ' 
 , EMPIRE. 
 
 Esth. 1 . 20. shall be published throughout all his c 
 ^ EMPLOY. 
 
 Dent. 20.19. for the tree is man's life, to e. in sie«-e 
 EMPLOYED. 
 
 peiu. 20. + 19 . O man, the tree is to be e. in the siege 
 \ Chron. 9 . 33. these singers weree. day and night 
 Ezt a 10.15. Jonat. and .lahaziah e. about this matter 
 KMPLOYMKNl'. 
 
 Ezek. 39. 14. shall sever out men of continual e 
 _ EMPTY. 
 
 Gem. .31. 42. surely thou hadst sent me away now e. 
 37 . 24. the pit was e. there was no water in it 
 41. 27 . the seven e. ears blasted with the east wind 
 ^ ye go, ye shall not go e. 
 
 -. 1 . 15. in month A bib earnest from I’.gypt, none 
 shall appear before me e. 34. 20. ifeut. 10. 10. 
 pent. 15. 13. thou shall not let him go away e. 
 .kudg. 7 . 10 . I>e put in every man’s hand e. iiitchers 
 Jluth 1. 21. the Lord hath brought me home e. 
 
 .3. 17 . for he said, go note, to thy mother-in-law 
 I tiam. 0. 3 . they said, senrl not the ark away e. 
 
 _0. 18. be missed, because thy seat will be e.'25, 27. 
 - ‘Sam. 1 . 22. the sword of Saul returned not e. 
 
 borrow thee e. vessels, not a, tew 
 r i ■ ^ ^biis be he shaken out and e. 
 
 nn L ^ would be wise, tho’ born like 
 
 thou hfist sent widows away c, and the arms 
 -0. 7 . he stretcheth out the nortli over the e, place 
 nff maketh the earth e. and waste 
 
 29. 8. a hungry man awaketh, and his soul is e. 
 3-. 0. to make e. the soul of the hungry 
 r f’'T returned with their vessels <?. 
 nl. 34. the king of Habylon made me an e. vessel 
 J'.zek. 24.11. then set it e. upon the coals thereof 
 A- /■ '3 an o. vine, he bringeth forth fruit 
 
 ti'i''' ^'oeveh is e. and void, and waste 
 
 "'ben he is come, he tindeth ite. 
 IMaik 12. 3. they caught him and beat him, and 
 r , ro , spnt him away e. 20 . 10 , 11 . 
 j.uke 1 . j 3. and the rich he hath sent c. away 
 . ^ . EMPTY, Verb. 
 
 'o' P*''®st commantl that they e. the house 
 J.m n 3 . the clouds e. themselves on the earth 
 Jet. 48. 12. and send wanderers shall e. his vessels 
 
 .fi?/". 51.2. fanners that shall fan her and e. herlann 
 IJah. 1 . 17 . shall they therefore e. their net,not siiare 
 /ech. 4. 12. which e. the golden oil out of themselv. 
 Mai. .3. 1 10 . if I will not e. you out a ble.ssing 
 EMPTIED, 
 
 Gcw. 24. 20. Pebekah basted and e. her pitcher 
 42. .35. it came to jiass as they e. their sacks 
 2 Chron. 24. 11 . the high priest s otllcer e. the chest 
 Neh. 5. 13. even thus be he shaken out and e. 
 lui. .3. t 20. she being e. shall sit on the ground 
 19.+3. spirit of Egy. shall be e. in the midst thereof 
 0 . and the brooks of defence shall be e. 
 
 24. 3. the land shall be utterly e. and sjioilefl 
 Jer. 48. 11. Moab not been e. from vessel to vessel 
 Nah. 2. 2 . for the emptiers have e. them out 
 I'AIPIIEH.S. 
 
 Nah. 2. 2. for the e. have emptied them out 
 E.MP TIN E.S.S. 
 
 Isa. .34. 11 . he shall stretch oiitupon it the stones of i? 
 EMPTYING. 
 
 IIos. 10 . t 1 . a vine e. the fruit which itgiveth 
 EMULATION. 
 
 Horn. 11.14, if I may provoke to e. my brethren 
 EM ULA'TION.S. 
 
 Gal. 5. 20 . the works of the flesh are e. wrath, strife 
 ENAIfLED. 
 
 1 Tim. 1 . 12 , I thank Christ lesus who hath e. me 
 
 ENCA.MP. 
 
 Erod. 14. 2. that they e. before Pi hahiroth 
 Num. 1.50. the Levites shall e. aliout the tabernacle 
 
 2 . 17 . as they e. so shall they set forward 
 
 3. .38. but those that e. before the tabernacle 
 
 10. 31. thou knowest how we are to e. in wilderness 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 28. e. against Habbah, and take it 
 
 .fob 19 . 12. his troops come and e. about my ta¬ 
 bernacle 
 
 / sal. 27 . .3. though an host should e. against me 
 Zech. 9. 8. I will e. about mine house for the army 
 . ENCA.MP ED. 
 
 I.xod. 1.3. 20. e. in I 'tham l| 15. 27. e. by the waters 
 18. 5. where Moses e. at the mount of florl 
 Num. 5?,. 10. from Elim theye. by the Hed-sea 
 
 11. from Hed-sea, and e. in the wilderness of .“^in 
 Josh. 4. 19 . people came up and e. in tiilgal.5. 10. 
 
 10. 5. the kings of the Amorites e. before (Jibeoii 
 Judg. 0. 4. the Midianites e. against Isi'ael 
 
 9. 50. Abimelech e. against Ihebezand took it 
 
 10 . 17 . the children of Ammon e. in Gilead and 
 Israel assembled themselves amt e. at .Mizpeh 
 
 1 ‘Sam.W. 1 . Nahasli e. against .labesh-Gilead 
 1.3. 10, but the Philistines e. in Michmash 
 
 2 ‘Sarn. 11. 11 . the servants are e. in the, open fields 
 1 hmgs 10. 15. the people e. against Gibbethon, 10. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 15. the Philistines, e. in the valley 
 
 2 Chr. 32. 1. Sennacherib e. against the fenced cities 
 
 ENCAMPETIl. 
 
 Psal. 34. 7 . angel of the I.ord e. round about them 
 53. 5. hath scattered bones of him that e. agst. thee 
 ENCAMPING. 
 
 Exod. 14. 9. Egyptians overtook them e. by the sea 
 2 /s. 2 wy,i fi. tS.saying, in such a place shall bemyc. 
 Encline, Enci-ose; see Incmne, Inclose. 
 ENCGyN'TERED, 
 
 Aets 17 . 18. then certain philosophers e. him 
 
 JuiNV/WUKi^VVT r>, 
 
 Gent. 1. .38. e_. him, he shall cause to inherit it, .3. 28 
 2 Sam. 11. 25. thus say to loab, and e. thou him 
 Psal. 01. 5. they e. themselves in an evil matter 
 ENCOl/HAGED. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 0. David e. himself in the I.ord his Goc 
 
 2 Chr. 17 . t 0. his heart was e. in wavs of the I.on 
 31. 4. that the priests and I.evites might be e. 
 
 35. 2. .losiah e. them to the service <>f the Lord 
 
 Isa. 41 . 7 . so the carpenter e. the goldsmith 
 END. 
 
 The end signifies the extremity or utmost part oj 
 a thing, a.s the end of a rod, 1 .Sant. 14. 27 
 The end of an heap of corn, Ruth 3. 7. 4 he 
 ends ot the earth, that is, 'The extremities, ot 
 most remote parts of the world, .Job ,37. .3. I .38, 
 
 1.3. or the penple mhahiting those parts, 1 Sam. 
 2. 10. 'I he I.ord shall judge the ends of the 
 earth, lie shall condemn and punish the Philis 
 tines, who dwelt in the utmost borders if the Inna 
 of Canaan, uvon the sea-coast. Arid in Psalm 
 98. 3. All the ends of the earth have seen the 
 Salvation of our God ; that is, jlU the inhabitant.! 
 (f the earth from one end to the other. End i.\ 
 taken for the conclusion, the sum or sub.Hance of a 
 discourse, T'ccl. 12. f i:i. I.et us hear the con¬ 
 clusion of the whole matter; or, the end of the 
 matter. It is also taken for destruction, Gen. 0. 
 
 13. I he end of all flesh is come before me. L 
 am resolved to destroy man and beast. And in 
 Amo.s 8. 2. The end is come upon my people ot 
 Israel: 'The time of their utter and final over¬ 
 throw. And in Mat. 24. 0. our Haviour prophe¬ 
 sying of the destruction of .lerusalem, and of 
 the temple, says to hit disciples. Ye shall hear ot 
 Wars, and rumours of wars, see that ye be not 
 troubled, for all these things must come to pass, 
 but the end is not yet. '.I'he destruction of .le¬ 
 rusalem 7 iot presently: Or, though God 
 shall bring remarkable judgments upon that 
 place and people, yet he will not utterly destroy 
 them .• Or by end here may be understood, the 
 day ot judgment, or the time of (Jhrist’s sccotid 
 coming. 
 
 /« Rev. 21. 0. Christ .My.f, I am the beginning and 
 the end ; I made all things at fiist, and I rcill 
 brhig all to that perfection and happhiess I have 
 jiromiscd. And it is said, Horn. 10. 4. Christ 
 IS the end of the law for righteousness to every 
 one that believeth ; that is, 'The law "cas given 
 for this end, that sinners being thereby brought 
 to the ktiowledge, of their sins, and their loft 
 and undime estate, by reason thereof, should fly 
 to ( hrist and his righteousness for refuge. Or, 
 C hrist is the perfection and consummation if 
 the law. He perfected the ceremonial law, 
 as he was the ‘Substance, whereof all the cere¬ 
 monies cf the law were shadows; they all re¬ 
 
 ferred to him as their scope and end. Hp perfect- 
 ed also the moral law, both by his active obedience, 
 fulfilling all the righteousness thereof ; and by his 
 passive obedience, hearing the curse andpnmishmeat 
 ^ of the law which was due to us. 
 
 Ihe end ot the commandment is charity, or love, 
 1 Hm. 1. 5. H e truly accomplish the law by 
 fulfilling the precept of love ; for love is the fuf- 
 tilling ot the law, Rom. 1.3. in. ']he mam scope 
 and design both of law and gospel, is to produce a 
 pure, ardent love, of God, and of men, for his sake. 
 Ihere is also mention of the end ‘of faith, 1 
 Ret. 1. p. Heceiving the end of your faith, even 
 the salvation of your souls ; that is, receiving that 
 which IS the scope or mark to which faith tends 
 or which is the reward ef faith, namely, the as.\ur- 
 ance of the salvation of your souls. I o endure to 
 the end. Mat. lo. 22. is to fight against sm and 
 temptations as long as one lives, and constantly 
 to adhere to Christ, in .•.pite of a'l perstcutiun.,- 
 for his sarke. Eii'l is also taken for rewarri or 
 wages, Tom. 0. 21. Eor the end of tho.se 
 things is death. Eternal death is the reward or 
 wages of sin. 
 
 Gen. 0. 13. the e. of all flesh is come before me 
 47 . 21. from one e. of Egypt even to the others. 
 Ex'.id. 23. 10. the feast of in gathering which is in 
 thee, ot year, when gatheietloutof field, .31.22 
 25. 19 . make one cherub < n the one e. and the other- 
 cherub on tlie other e. even of mercy-.seat 
 l)eut. 28. 01. I ord si atter from one e. of the eartii 
 .32.20. I/irdsaid, I will see what their e. shall be 
 
 Judg. 0.21. the angel |)ut forth the e. of his statf 
 
 19 . 9 . behold, the day groweth loan e. lodge here 
 
 1 .V/ 7 / 2 . 14. 27 . lonathan jiut forth thee, of the rod 
 
 2 Kings 10.21. the house of Haal was full from one e 
 
 21. 10. filled .lerusalem with blood from one e 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 19. after the e. of twoyears, his bowels 
 9.11. filled with unclean from one e. to another 
 JcAO.ll.what ismye. that I should prolong my life* 
 
 10. 3. shall vain words have e..^or what emboldens 
 
 20. 10.fill the day and night come toane. 
 
 28. .3. he settefh an e. to darkness, and searchefh 
 Psal. 7 . 9 . the wickedness of the wicked come to an e. 
 
 9 . 0. deyructions are come to a iierpetual e. 
 
 1*.>. 0. his going forth is from the e. of heaven 
 
 . 37 . . 37 . ujiright man, for the e. of that man is peace 
 .38. the e. of the wicked shall be cut off 
 .39.4.make me know e. || 73.17. I understood their if. 
 01.2. tiom thee, of the earth will 1 cry to thee 
 102 . 27 . thou art the same, and thy years have noe. 
 119 . 90 . 1 have seen an e. of all perfection 
 Pr V. 5. 4. her e. is bitter || 2.3. 18. there is an e. 
 
 11. 12. but the e. thereof are the ways of death 
 25. 8. lest thou know not what to do in the e. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 8. yet there is no e. of all his labour 
 
 10. there is no e. of all the people before them 
 
 7 . 2. the e. of all men || 8. better the e. of a thin" 
 
 10. 13. the e. of his talk is mischievous madness’ 
 
 12. 12. of making many books there isnoe. 
 t 1.3. let us hear the e. of the whole matter 
 
 Isa. 2. 7 . land full of gold, nor is there anve. of their 
 treasures, nor is there anve. of their chariots 
 
 9. 7- of his government there shall be no e. 
 
 1.3. 5. they come from the e. of heaven to destroj- 
 
 10. 4. foi thee.xtortioner is at an e.spoilercea.seth 
 
 2.3. 15. after e. of 70 years 1 yre shall sing, 17 . 
 
 42. in. sing his praise from the e. of the earth 
 
 ^15. 17 . shall not be confounded worhl without e. 
 
 40. 10. declaring the e. from the beginning 
 .Ter. 5. 3). what will you do in the e. thereof' 
 
 12. 12. for the sword of the Lord shall devour 
 from one r. to the other e. of the land, 25. 33. 
 17-11. gets riches, and at hise. he shall be a fool * 
 
 29. 11. I think to give you an expected e. 
 
 .31. 17 . there is hope in thine e. saith the Lord 
 
 41. 27 . be consumed, til! there be an e. of them 
 
 50. t 20. came against Habylon from the e. 
 
 51. 1.3. {) thou that dwellest, thine e. is come 
 .31. to shew that his city is taken at one e. 
 
 Lam. 4. 18. our e. is near, for our e. is come 
 Ezek. 7 . 2. an e. the e. is come on the land, 3, 0. 
 
 21. 25. when iniquity shall have an e. 29. j .35. 5. 
 Dan. 7 . 28. hitherto is the e. of the matter 
 
 8. 17 . at the time of e. shall be the vision 
 
 19 . atthetime appointed thee, shall be, 11 . 27 . 
 
 9 . 20. the c. thereofshall be with a flood, and to e. 
 11.6. and in the e. of years they shall join 
 
 .35. to purge them even to the tnne of the e. 
 
 40. at time of the e. kingof south shall push him 
 45. 3 'et he shall come to his e. and none help 
 12. 4. seal the Imok even to the time of the e. 
 
 8. 0 Lord, what shall be the e. of these things t 
 
 9. words are closed up, till the time of the e. 
 
 1.3. but go thou thy way till the e. be, shalt rest 
 Amos .3. 15. the great houses shall have an e. 
 
 5. 18. towliatc. is itfer you to desire the dav .■* 
 
 8. 2. the e. is come upon my jieople of Israel 
 
 10. I will inake the e. thereof as a bitter day 
 Nah. 2. 9. for there is none e. of the store 
 
 3. .3. and there is none e. of their corpse.s 
 Mat. 1.3. 39. the hai'vest is the r. of the world 
 24. .3. what shall be the sign of the e. of the world I 
 
 11. the gospel be preached, then sliall the e. come 
 .31. gather from one e. of heaven to the other 
 
 26. 58. but Peter went in and sat to see the e. 
 
 28. 1. in the e. of the sabbath came Mary- to see 
 'Mark 5. 20. he cannot stand, but batb ahe. 
 
 I.ukel. .33. of his kingdom there shall be no e. 
 
 18. 1. he spake a parable to them, to this e. 
 
 22. 37 . the things concerning me have, an e. 
 
 .John 18. , 37 . sayest I am a king, to this e. was 1 bcni 
 Tom. 0. 21. for the c. of those things is death 
 
 22. ye have fruit to holiness, the e. everlasting life 
 10.4. Christ is the e. of the law for righteousness 
 14.9. tothi.s e. Christ lioth died, rose, and revived 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 9 . for to this e. also did I write to know 
 
 11. 15. whose f'. shall be according to their works 
 Tph. 3.21. to him be glory world without e. 
 
 Phil. 3. 19 . many w alk, w hose e. is destruction 
 1 Tim. 1.5. thee, of the commandment is charity 
 Ilcb. 0. 8. nigh to cursing, whose e. is to be burned 
 
END 
 
 END 
 
 ENE 
 
 iJeh. 6 . Ifi. and an oath is to them an e. of ah strife 
 
 7 . liavimr neither begrinnins; nor e. of life 
 
 9 . 20. but now once in the e. hath he appeared 
 
 1. 3 . 7 . considering the e. of their convers-ation 
 Jam. 5. 11. and ye have seen the e. of the Lord 
 
 1 Ret. ]. 9 . recei\nng^. of your faith, even salvation 
 4 . 17 . what shall be'the e.'ot' them obey not gospel ' 
 Eev.^1.6. I am Alpha and Omeea, t’iie beginning 
 and the e. will give to him athirst, 22. 13. 
 At the KN I). 
 
 Gert. 4. + .3. the e. of days Cain brought offering 
 
 8 . 6 . at the e. of forty days >.'oah oi)ened window 
 41. 1. at the e. of two years Pharaoh dreamed 
 
 Exod. 12. 41. at the e. of 4.31) y eai s, 1 ord’s hosts went 
 Lev. 8 . .3.3. the days of consecration be at an e. 
 Dent. 9. 11. at the e. of 40 days and 40 nights 
 
 14. 28. at the e. of three years bi ing the tithe 
 
 15. 1 . at the e. of e'. ery seventh year a release 
 .31. 10 . at the e. of every seventh year read this law 
 
 Josh. 9 . If), at the e. of three days after the league 
 JitdiJ. 11. 39. at the e. of two months she returned 
 Euth 3. 7 . Poaz lay down at the e. of the heap 
 ■2 Sam. 14. 20. at the e. of every year he polled it 
 24. 8. .loab came to .lerus. at the e. of nine months 
 
 1 Kint/s 2. 39 . at the e. of .3 years two of Shimei's ser. 
 17:1 7 . at the e. of days the brook dried up 
 
 2 Kinfls 8. 3. at the e. of 7 years the woman returned 
 
 18. 10. at the e. of three years they took Samaria 
 2 Chron. 18. + 2. at the e. of years .lehoshaphat went 
 
 20 . 10 . ye shall find them at thee, of the brook 
 24. 23. at the e. of the year the host of Syria came 
 lAeh. 1.3. t 0. at the e. of days 1 obtained leave 
 Psal. 107 . 27 . they stagger, and are at their wit’s e. 
 Isa, 7 . 3. go to meet fVhaz at tee. of the conduit 
 Jer. 34.14. at the e. of seven years let go every serv. 
 L'.zeh. .3. 10. at the e. of seven days word of I., came 
 Dan. 1. 5. at the e. they might stand before the king 
 4. 29 . at the e. of 12 months he walked in jialace 
 11.113. at the e. of times shall come with an army 
 12. 13. thou shalt stand in the lot at thee, of days 
 ]Iah. 2. 3. b\.\\ at the e. it shall speak, and not lie 
 Mat. 13. 40. so shall it be in the e. of this world 
 r.vt the END. 
 
 Prov. 14. 12. a way that seems right to a man, hvt 
 the e. theieof d'e the ways of death, IG. 25. 
 
 10. 21. hnt the e. thereof shall not be ble.sse'l 
 ..U/7/. 24.6. hut thee, is not yet, Mark 1.3.7./.?'21.9. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 7- hut the e. of all things is at hand 
 
 Last END.' 
 
 Kum. 23.10. and let my last e. be like his 
 Jer. 12. 4. they said, he shall not see our last e. 
 Lam. 1. 9. she remembereth not hei’ last e. 
 i9a«.8.19. make thee know what shall be inthe/asr e. 
 Latter EN D. 
 
 jVi(/»7.24. 20. his latter e. shall be that he perish 
 Deut. 8. 16. to do thee good at thy latter e. 
 
 .32. 29. that they would consider their/at/er e. 
 Euth .3. 10. shew'ed more kindness in \\\^ latter e. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 26. it will be bitterness in the latter e. 
 JuhlS. 7- yet thy latter e. should greatly increase 
 
 42.12. the l ord blessed the latter e. of lob more 
 Prov. 19 .20. that thou mayest be wise in thy latter e. 
 Lsa. 41. 22. consider them, and know the latter e. 
 47 . 7 . neither didst remember the latter e. of it 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. tt’.e latter e. is worse than the beginning 
 .Made an I’.ND. 
 
 Gen. 27 . .30. as Isaac had made an e. of blessing 
 49. .3.3. lacob made an e. of commanding his sons 
 L.ev. 16 . 20. inude an e. of reconciling the holy place 
 2sum. 4. 15. made an e. of covering the sanctuary 
 
 16 . 31. had made an e. of speaking. Pent. 20. 9. 
 Deut. 26. 12. hast made an e. of titliing the tithes 
 
 31. 24. when iVloses had made an e. of writing 
 
 32. 45. tnade an e. of speaking. .Tiidg. 15. 17- 
 1 Sam. 18. 1. I 24. 16. 2 Sam. 13. .36. 1 Kings 
 1. 41. I 3. 1. Jer. 26. 8. 1 43. 1. 1 51. 63. 
 
 Josh. 5. + 8. they had 7nade an e. of circumcising 
 8. 24. Israel had made an e. of slaying, 10. 20. 
 
 19 . 49. xhey made mi e. of dividing thelaml, 51. 
 Judg. 3.18. ne had made an e. to offer, 1 Sam. 13.10. 
 
 1 ■'sam. 10. 13. he had made an e. of prophesying 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 19 . when thou hast made an e. of telling 
 
 1 hingsT. 40. IJiram made mi e. of doing the work 
 8. .51. Solomon made an e. of praying, 2 Chr. 7 .1. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 25. as soon as he had made an e. of 
 
 offering, 1 Chron. 16. 2. 2 Chron. 29. 29. 
 2 Chr. 20. 2.3. made an e. of the inhabitants of .Seir 
 24. 10. cast into the chest, till they had made one. 
 L]zra 10 . 17 . made an e. with all that harl strange wives 
 Ezek. 42. 15. made an e. of measuring innef' house 
 
 4.3. 23. when thou hast made an e. of cleansing it 
 Amo.s 7 . 2. they made an e. of eating the grass 
 Mat. 11. 1. made an e. of commanding his'disciples 
 
 Make an EN 1). 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 12. when I begin, 1 will also make an e. 
 
 2 Chr. .31. + 1. brake the images, until to make an e. 
 Kelt. 4. 2. feeble lews, will they make an e. in a day 
 .lot) 18. 2. how long ere jou make an e. of words ' 
 /.fc.33.1. thou shalt male ane. to deal treacherously 
 
 38. 12. to-night wilt thou make an e. of me, 13. 
 Ezek. 20. 17 . eye spared, nor did 1 make an e. of them 
 Dan. 9 . 24. seventy weeks, to make an e. of sins 
 Euh. 1. 8. he will ntake an utter e. of the place, 9. 
 Zeph. 1.1 2. by taking away, I will make an el 
 Make a full I’NI). 
 
 Jer. 4. 27 . the whole land shall be desolate, yet will 
 I not make a full e. 5. 18. | . 30 . 11. | 46. 28. 
 5.10. go ye up and destroy, t)ut7?(«Lenot a fulle. 
 Izzek. 11. 13. ah I ord, wilt thou make a full e. '! 
 
 To the 1'. N D. 
 
 Exod.8. 22 .1 will sever land of Goshen, re the e. thou 
 mayest know that I am the Lord, F.zek. 20. 26. 
 Lev. 17 . 5 . to thee. Israel may bring sacrifices 
 Deut. 15. + 4. to the e. there be no poor among j'ou 
 
 17 . 16 . to the e. that he should multiply horses 
 20. to the e. that he ma^' prolong his days 
 
 Psal. 19. 4. their wortis re the e. of the world 
 .30. 12. to the e. my glory may sing praise to thee 
 119 . 112. to perform thy statutes even to the e. 
 Eccl. 3. 11. can find out from beginning to the e. 
 
 7 . 14. to the e. man should find nothing after him 
 lsa. 48. 20. utter it even to the e. of the earth 
 
 lsa. 49 . 6. mayest be my salvation re r/ie e. of earth 
 Jer. 3. 5. his anger, will he keep it to the e. I 
 Ezek. 31.14. to the e. that none of the trees exalt 
 Dan. 4.11. sight thereof re the e. of all the earth 
 22. thy dominion reacheth to the e. of the earth 
 12. 6. how' long shall be to the e. of these wonders ? 
 Chad. 9 . to the e. that every one may be cut off 
 Mat. 10. 22. but he that endureth to the e. shall be 
 saved, 24. 13. Mark 1.3. 13. 
 Acts 7 .19. cast out, to the e. they might not live 
 Eom.X. 11. to the e. you may be established 
 4.16. to the e. the promise might be sure to seed 
 2 Cor. 1.1.3. I trust you shall acknowledge to the e. 
 .3.13. look to the e. of that which is abolished 
 1 Thess. .3.1.3. to the e. he may establish youi' hearts 
 1 Pet. 1.13. wherefore be sober, and hope to the e. 
 Unto the EN 1). 
 
 Pent. 11.12. from beginning ?/«rw the e. of the year 
 Josh. 15.5. the east border was unto thee, oi.Sordan 
 Euth 2. 2.3. to glean unto the e. of bai ley harvest 
 Job 34-. .36. my desire is .lob may be tried mito the c. 
 Psal. 46.9- maketh wars to cease j/wror/^ce. of earth 
 119 . 33. teach me, and i shall keep it unto the e. 
 
 Lsa. 62.11.1.. hath proclaimed unto the e. of earth 
 Jer. 1. 3. it came unto the e. of the eleventh year 
 Pan.C).2C). his dominion shall be e\enu}ito the e. 
 
 7 . 26. to destroy his doniinion joitc thee. 
 
 9. 26. and unto the e. of the w'ar desolations 
 Mat. 28.20.1 am with you alway, even?n/ro thee. 
 JohnV3. 1. having loved, he loved them unto thee. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 8. who shall ahso confirm you unto the e. 
 Lleh. .3.6. if we hold fast the confidence unto the e. 
 
 14. if we hold the beginning stedfast?//im the e. 
 
 6.11. to the full assurance of hope unto the e. 
 
 Eev. 2. 26. he that keepelh my works unto the e. 
 END. 
 
 Mat. 10.123. ye shall not e. the cities of Israel 
 ENDAMAGE. 
 
 Ezra 4. 13. so thou shalt e. the revenue of kings 
 ENDANGER. , 
 
 Dan. 1.10. ye shall make me e. my head to the king 
 ENDANGERED. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 9 . he that cleaveth wood shall be e. thereby 
 ENDED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 2. cn the seventh day God e. his w'ork 
 41. 53. the seven years of plenteousness were e. 
 Pent. 3\. 38. he sjiake the w'ords till they were e. 
 
 .34. 8. the days of mourning for Moses were e. 
 
 2 Sam. 20.18. ask counsel, and so they' e. the matter 
 Esth. 9 . + 28. nor memorial be e. from their seed 
 Job 31.40. the words of .lob are e. 
 
 Ps.’i2. 20. prayersof David, thesonof.Tesse aree. 
 Lsa. 60. 20. the days of thy mourning shall be e. 
 Jer. 8. 20. the harvest is past, the summer is e. 
 Mat. 7 . 28. when .lesus had e. these sayings 
 
 l.ule 4. 2. when forty days were e. he hungered 
 
 1.3. when the devil had e. all the temiitation 
 John 13. 2. supper being e. the devil having now put 
 EVDETII. 
 
 Lsa. 24. 8. the noise of them that rejoice e. 
 ENDING. 
 
 1 Sam. 3.tl2. I will perform beginning and e. 
 Eev. 1. 8. 1 am the beginning and e. saith the L. 
 ENDLESS. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.4. neither give heed to e. genealogies 
 Ileh. 7 . 16 . who is made after the pow er of an e. life 
 
 ENDEAVOUR. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. + 9. w'e e. that we may be accepted of him 
 2 Pet. 1.15. 1 w ill e. that you may be able after 
 
 ENDEAVOURED. 
 
 ActsXO. 10. we e. to go into IMacedonia, gathering 
 1 Thess. 2.17- wee. to see your face with greatdesire 
 ENDEAVOURING. ' 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. e. to keep the unity' of the Spirit in bond 
 ENDEAVOURS. 
 
 Psal. 28.4. according to the wickedness of their e. 
 EN DOW. 
 
 Exod. 22.16. he shall surely e. her to be his wife 
 ENDS. 
 
 Pent. 33. 17 . shall push the people to e. of the earth 
 1 Sam. 2.10. the Lord shall judge the e. of tlie earth 
 
 1 Kings 8. 8. the e. of staves were seen, 2 Chr. 5. 9. 
 
 2 Kings 10. + .32. I,, began to cut off the e. of Israel 
 Job 28. 24. for he looketh to thee, of the earth 
 
 37 . 3. he directeth his lightning to e. of the earth 
 .38. 13. it might take hold of the e. of the earth 
 Psal. 19 . 6. and his circuit to thee, of it 
 22. 27 . all thee, of the world shall remember 
 48. 10. so is thy praise to tlie e. of the earth 
 59. 13. God ruleth in Jacob to the e. of the earth 
 65. 5. the confidence of all the e. of the earth 
 67 . 7 . all the e. of the earth shall fear him 
 98. .3. the e. of earth have seen the salvation of God 
 135.7- the Lord causeth the vapours to ascend from 
 the e. of the earth, .Ter. 10. 13. 1 51. 16. 
 Prov. 17 . 24. eyes of a fool are in thee, of the earth 
 30. 4. who hath established all the e. of the earth 
 Lsa. 40. 28. the 1 ord, the creator of the e. of earth 
 41.5. the e. of the earth were afraid, drew near 
 9 . w hom I have taken from the e. of the eartli 
 
 4.3. 6. bring my daughters from the e. of the earth 
 45. 22. look to me and be saved, all e. of the earth 
 .52.10. all the e. shall see thesah ation of God 
 Jer. 16.19. Gentiles shall come, from e. of fhecarth 
 25. .31. a noise shall come to the c. of the earth 
 T zvk. 15. 4. the fire devoureth both the e. of it 
 Mic. 5. 4. now shall he be great toe. of the earth 
 y.erh. 9 .10. his dominion to the e. of the earth 
 Acts 1.3. 47 . thou he for sal' ation to e. of the earth 
 Eom. 10.18. and tlieir words t- the e. of the w orld 
 
 1 Cor. 10.11. on w horn the e. of the world are come 
 
 ENDUED. 
 
 Gen. .30. 20. God hath e. me with a good dowry 
 
 2 ('hron. 2.12. to Da' id a wise sen, c. with prudence 
 13.have sent a cunning man, e.with understanding 
 
 Luke 24. 49 . till ye be e. with (lower from on high ' 
 Jam. .3.13. who is wise and e. with knowledge 
 EN D DR K. 
 
 Gen. .3.3.14. and as the children be able to e. 
 
 E.iod. 18.2.3. then thou shalt be able toe. 
 
 Esth.8. 6. for how can I e. toseecvil and destruction 
 Job8. 15. he shall hold it fast, but it shall not e. 
 
 ' Joh3\. 23. by reason of his highness I could not’e. 
 Psal. 9 . 7 . the L. shall e. for ever, he hath prepared 
 his throne for judgment, lo2.12, 26. | U)4.31. 
 .30. 5. weeping may e. for a night, but joy cometh 
 72 . 5. they shall fear thee as long as sun and moon e. 
 
 17 . his name shall e. forever, as long as the sun 
 89 . 29. his seed will I make to e. forever, .36. 
 Prov. 27 .24. doth the crow n e. to every' generation ? 
 Ezek. 22. 14. can tliy heart e. or thy hands be strong * 
 Mat. 24.13. he that shall e. to the end, Mark 1.3. 1.3. 
 Mark 4. I 7 . having no root, and so e. but for a time 
 2 't hess. 1.4. in all your tribulations that ye e. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 3. thou therefore e. hardness as a soldier 
 
 10. therefore 1 e. all things for the elects’ sake 
 
 4. 3. when they w'ill not e. sound doctrine 
 
 5. but watch thou in all things, e. afflictions 
 Lleh. 12. 7 . if yc e. chastening, G. dealeth with you 
 
 20. they could not e. what was commanded 
 Jam. a. 11. behold, w e count them happy whoe. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 19 . if a man for conscience e. grief 
 
 ENDURED. 
 
 Psal. 81. 15. their time should havee. forever 
 Eom. 9.22. if God c. with much long-suffering 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 11. hast known wliat persecutions I e. 
 Lleh. 6. 15. after he had patiently e. he obtained pro 
 
 10. ,32. ye e. a great fight of afflictions 
 
 11 . 27 . for IMoses e. as seeing him who is invisible 
 
 12. 2. he e. the cross ll .3. he e. such contradiction 
 
 ENDURE! 11. 
 
 Psal. 15. I .3. nor e. reproach against his neighbour 
 .30. 5. for his anger e. but a moment, favour is life 
 52. 1. the goodness of God e. continually 
 72 . 7 . abundance of peace .so long as tlie moon e. 
 100. 5. and histrutli e. to all generations 
 145. 13. thy flominion e. through all generations 
 ]\Iat. 10. 22. he that c. to the end shall be saved 
 John 6 . 27 . but for that meat w hich e. unto life 
 1 Cor. 13. 7 . charity hepeth all things, e. all things 
 Jam. 1. i2. blessed is the man that e. temptation 
 ENDURE! II fureier. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 34. for his mercy e. for ever, 41. 
 2 Chron. 5. 13. I 7. 3, 6.1 20.21. Ezra .3. 11. 
 P-ial. 106. 1. I 107 .1. I 118. 1, 2, 3, 4. I 136. 
 1,2, .3, tSr. I 1.38.8. Jer. 3,3. 11. 
 
 Psal. Ill. 3. his righteousness e. yhr erer, 112. 3, 9. 
 
 111. 10. his praise e. forever Hi 17 . 2 . his truth e. 
 119. 160. every one of thy' juclgments e.for ever 
 1.35. 1.3. thy name, O l.ord, e.for ever, thy mem. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 25. but the word of the Lord e.for ever 
 
 ENDURING. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 9. the fear of the Lord is clean, e. for ever 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 6. is effei tual in e. the same sufferings 
 Lleh. 10. 34. have in heaven a better and e. substance 
 
 ENEMY. 
 
 Exed. 15. 6. thy right hand hath dashed in pieces r. 
 
 9. the <?. said, 1 w ill pursue, I will overtake 
 
 2.3. 22. then I will be an e. to thine enemies 
 Num. 10. 9. and if you go to w ar against the e. 
 
 .35. 23. and was not his e. nor sought his harm 
 Deut. 32. 27 . w ere it not I feared the w rath of the e. 
 42. from the beginning of revenges upon the e. 
 
 3.3. 27 . he shall thrust out the e. before thee 
 Judg. 16.23. our god hath delivered our e. info, 24. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .32. thou shalt see an e. in my habitation 
 
 18. 29. Saul became David's e. continually 
 24. 19 . if a man find his e. will he let him go ? 
 
 1 Lungs 8. 33. w hen thy people be smitten down 
 
 before e. because sinned ag. thee, 2 Chron. 6. 24. 
 46. if they sin, and thou deliver them to the e. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 8. G. shall make thee fall before the 
 
 7-4. the e. could not countervail the damage 
 
 6. Esther said, thee, is tins w’icked Hainan 
 Job 3.3.10. behold, he counteth me for his e. 
 
 Psal. 7. 5. let the e. persecute my soul and take it 
 
 8. 2. thou mightest still the e. and tlie avenger 
 
 9 . 6. O thou e. destructions are come to an en.d 
 
 42. 9 . w hy go I mourning because of the e. ? 43. 2. 
 
 44.10. thou makest us to turn back from the c. 
 
 55. 3. I mourn, because of the voice of the e. 
 
 12. for it was not an e. that reproached me 
 61. 3. thou hast been a strong tower from the e. 
 
 64. 1. preserve my life from fear of the e. 
 
 74 . 3 . even all that the e. hath done wickedly 
 
 10 . shall the e. blasj'heme thy name forever.’ 
 
 18. remember the e. hath reproached, O l.ord 
 
 78. 42. remembered not when he delivered from e, 
 89. 22. the e. shall not exact upon him 
 143. .3. for thee, hath persecuted my soul 
 Prov. 27- 6. but the kisses of an c. are deceitful 
 Lsa. . 59 . 19. w hen the e. shall come in like a flood 
 
 6.3. 10. therefore he w as turned to be their e. 
 
 Jer. 6. 25. the sword of the e. is on every side 
 
 15. 11. 1 w ill cause the e. to entreat thee well 
 18. '7-1 W'ill scatter them w ith east-wind before f. 
 ,30. 14.1 have wounded thee w ith wound of an e. 
 Lam. 1. 5. are gone into captivity before thee. 
 
 9 . behold, for the e. hath magnified himself 
 
 16 . my children are desolate, because e. prevailed 
 2. .3. he hath draw n back his hand before the e. 
 
 4. he hath bent his bow like an e. he stood 
 
 5. the I ord was as an e. he hath sw allo'ved up 
 4.12. that the e. should lia' e entered the gates 
 Ezek. 36.2. because the e. had said against you, aha. 
 //().'•. 8. .3. Israel, the e. shall pursue him 
 
 iMic. 2. th even of late my people is risen up as an « 
 Kah. .3. 11. thou shalt seek strength because of c. 
 Mat. 1.3 2.5. his e. came, sowed tares, went his w ay 
 28. he said unto them, an e. hath done this 
 3(1. the e. that sowed them is the devil 
 L.uke 10. 19 . to tread over all the pow'er of the e. 
 Acts 1.3. 10. child of devil, thou e. of all righteousn. 
 
 1 Ci-r. 15.26. the last e. to be destroyed is death 
 Gal. 4.10. am 1 become your e. because 1 tell truth? 
 
 2 Thes.'. 3. 15. count him not as an r. but a ltiKiiiisli 
 Jam. 4. 4. a friend of the wc.rld is the e. of God 
 
 Hand if the I .N LMY. 
 
 Z,ci'. 26. 25. 1 will send the iiestilence, and ye shall 
 bedel vered into thec/ the e. ,\V//. 9 . 27 , 
 Ezra 8. .31. he dclivero.l us from the hand of the e. 
 Psal. .31.8. h.ast not shut me up info hand of the e. 
 78. 61. he delivered his glory into the e. hand 
 
 106 . 10 . redeemed from the hand of the e. I 07 . 2 . 
 
 133 
 
ENE 
 
 ENG 
 
 ENM 
 
 Ixim. 1 .7. her people fell into the hand of the e. 
 
 2. 7, hath I’iven into the hand of the e. the walls 
 Alitie K N l /M V. 
 
 3 Sam. 19.17 why nast thou sent away mim e. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 22. IH. delivered me. from wy e. Psal. 18. 17 . 
 1 Kmgs 21.20. hast thou found me, () minee.? 
 
 Job 16. 9 . mine e. sharpeneth liis eyes upon me 
 27 .7- lef mine e, he as wicked, and he that riseth 
 iFsal. 7 . 4. yea, I delivered him that is muiee. 
 
 I, ”!. 2. how long shall minee. be exalted over me 
 
 4. lest mine e. say, 1 have prevailed against him 
 
 41.11. because mine e. doth not triumph over me 
 
 JLam. 2. 22. those 1 swaddled hath consumed 
 
 Mic. 7 . 8. rejoice not against me, O mine e. 
 
 10. then she that is mme e. shall see it, and shame 
 Thine KNKiMV. 
 
 iFxod. 2.‘5. 4. if thou meet thine e. ox or his ass 
 I\Hct.‘hh. 57 . thine e. shall distress thee in thy gates 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 1. deliver thine e. into thy hand, 26. 8. 
 28. 16 . seeing the Ixird is become tninec. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 8. behold the head of Ish-boslieth thine e. 
 Job 1:1. 24. wherefore boldest thou me for thine e. 7 
 Prov. 24. 17 . rejoice not when thine e. falleth 
 
 25. 21. if thine e. hunger, give bread, Rom. 12.20. 
 J.jam.2. 17 . hath caused thine e. to rejoice over thee 
 Zeph. .‘1.15. the 1 ord hath cast out thine e. 
 
 Mat. 5. 43. it hath been said, thou shall hate thine e. 
 EM IvM 11'.S. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 25. to be aveinied of the king’s 
 
 20.15. wlien the l.ord hath cut off thee, of David 
 16. the l.x)rd require it attlie hand of David’s e. 
 25. 22. so and more do Gofl to the e. of David 
 .30. 20. behold a present ofthesi)oil of e. of f.ord 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 14. given occasion to e. to blaspheme 
 18. .32. the e. of my lord be asthatimimg man is 
 
 2 C’//r. 20. 29 . I>ord fought auainstthe e. of Israel 
 P.sth. 9.1. the e. of the .lews hoped to have power 
 Job 6. 2.3. or deliver me from the e. hand 
 P.'^al. 17 . 9 . hide me fromrny deadly who compa.ss 
 . 37 . 20. t!ie e. of the ],ord shall be as fat of lambs 
 45. .5. thine arrows are sharp in heart of king’s e. 
 78. 61. he delivered his glory into the e. hanrl 
 127 . 5. they shall speak with the e. in the gate 
 Jer. 12. 7 . b.ave given beloved into hands of her e. 
 48. 5. the e. have heard a cry of desti’uction 
 Pam. 1. 2. all her friends are become here. 
 
 5. her adversaries are the chief, her e. prosper 
 Mic.". 6. a man’s e. are the men of his own house 
 Mom. 5.10. if when we were e. we were reconciled 
 
 II. 28. as concerning the gospel, they are e. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 25. till he hath put all e. under his feet 
 Phil. 3. 18. they are the e. of the cro.ss of Christ 
 Col. 1.21. were e. in your mind by wicked works 
 
 llu J-IN 4vi\l 1 E.S. 
 
 Gen. <22. 17 . tlij'seed shall possess the gate of hise. 
 JVnm. 24.8. he shall eat up the nations hi.s e. 
 
 .32. 21. till he hath driven out his e. before him 
 Pent. 33. 7 . be thou an help to him from his e. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 1 . the Lord hath given him rest from his e. 
 18. 19 . how the Lord hath avenged him of his e. 
 
 22.1. hast delivered him out of hand of all/n’.fc. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 9.1 will give him rest from all his e. 
 Job 19 .11. he counteth me as one of his e. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. as for all his e. he puffeth at tlicm 
 
 41. 2. thou wilt not deliver him to the will of hise. 
 
 68.1. Lt God arise, let his e. be scattered 
 21. but God shall woond the head of his e. 
 
 72 . 9. and his e. shall lick the dust 
 78.66. and he smote his e. in the hinder parts 
 89. 42. thou hast made all his e. to rejoice 
 97 . .3. a tire burnetii up his e. round about 
 112. 8. until he see liis desire upon his e. 
 
 1.32.18. hise. will 1 clothe with shame 
 Proi’. 16. 7 . he maketh his e. to be at peace with him 
 Isa. 9 . 11. the Lord shall join his e. together 
 
 42. 13. he shall cry, he shall prevail against his e. 
 59. 18. he will repay recompence to his e. 
 
 66. 6. a voi^ e tliat rendereth recompence to his e. 
 
 14. his indignation be known towards hise. 
 
 Jer. 44. .30. will give Pliaraoli into hand of his e. 
 Mali. 1.2. and he reserveth wrath for his e. 
 
 8. and darkness shall nursue his e. 
 
 Jleb. 10.13. expecting till hise. be made his footstool 
 Mine ENEMIES. 
 
 JVnm, 23. 11.1 ts’ok thee to curse mine e. 24. 10. 
 Pent. A2. 41. 1 will render vengeance to g. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.1. my mouth is enlarged over mine e. 
 
 14. 24. that 1 may be avenged on mine e. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 20. the Lord halli broken forth upon mine 
 
 e. as the breach of waters, 1 Chr. 14.11. 
 
 22. 4. so shall 1 be saved from mine e. Psal. 18. 3. 
 .38. 1 have pursued mine e. Psal. 18. .37. 
 
 41. hast given me the necks of mine e. Ps. 18. 40. 
 49. and that bringeth me forth from mine e. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 17 . if ye be come to betray me to mme e. 
 Psal. .3. 7 . save me, for thou hast smitten all mine e. 
 
 5. 8. lead me, O Lord, because of minee. 
 
 6. 7. mine eye waxeth old because of all mine e. 
 
 10. let all mine e. be ashamed and sore vexed 
 
 7 . 6. arise, O IjOrd, because of the rage of mine e. 
 9 . 3. when mine e. are turned, they sliall fall 
 18. 48. he delivereth me from mine e. 
 
 23. 5. thou itreparest a table in presence of mine e. 
 
 25.2. let not mine e. triumpli over me, ,35.19. 
 
 19 . consider mine e. for they are many 
 
 27 . 2. when mine e. came upon me to eat my flesh 
 
 6. now shall mine head be lifted up above e. 
 
 11. lead me in a plain path, because of 7 / 7 hte e. 
 
 12. deliver me not over to the will of tnine e. 
 
 31.11. 1 was a reproach among all rnine c. 
 
 1,5. deliver me from the handof c. 
 
 .38. 19 . I)ut mine c. are lively, and they are strong 
 41.5. mine e. speak evil of me ; when shall he die 
 42. 10. mine e. reproach me all the day, 102. 8. 
 
 51. 5. he shall reward evil to mine e. cut them off 
 
 7 . eye hath seen his desire upon mine c. 59. It'. 
 
 56. 2 '. mine e. woidd swallow me up, they be many 
 
 9. when 1 cry, then shall mine e. turn back 
 
 59.1. deliver me from mine e. (> my God, 14.3. 9. 
 69 . 4. they being mine e. wrongfully are mighty 
 18. draw nigh, deliver me because of mine e. 
 
 71. 10 , mine e. speak against me, they lay wait 
 
 Ps. 92 . 11. mine eye shall see my ilesireon mine e. 
 119 . 98. thou hast made me wiser than mine e. 
 139. because mine e. have forgotten thy word 
 157 . many are mine e. yet do I not decline 
 
 1.38. 7 . stretch forth tliy hand against mme e. 
 1.39.22. I bate them, 1 count them minee. 
 
 14.3.12. of thy mercy cut off mine e. and de.stroy 
 Isa. 1.24. saitli the Lord, I will avenge mo of mine e. 
 Tam. 1. 21. all mine e. have beard of my troidjle 
 .3. .52. mine e. chased me sore like a bird without 
 Luke 19 . 27 . those minee. bring hither and slay them 
 Cur ENE.MfES. 
 
 Faod. 1.10. they join also to ear e. and fight 
 Deut. .32. .31. our c. themselves being judges 
 
 1 Sam. 4. .3. it may save us out of hand of our e. 
 
 12. 10. but deliver us out of the hand of t>7/r e. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 9. saved us out of hand of our e. Ps. 44.7. 
 Neb. . 5 . 9 . because of the I'eproach of our e. 
 
 6.1. when rest of our e. heard 1 had builded, 16. 
 
 P al. 44. 5. through thee will we push downtmr e. 
 60. 12. he it is shall tread down our e. lOtl. 13. 
 
 80. 6. and our e. laugh among themselves 
 
 I. 36. 24. and hath redeemed us from tmr e. 
 
 Lam. A. ~lf). our e. have opened their mouths 
 Luke 1. 71 . that we should be saved from our e. 
 
 74 . being delivered out of the hands of e. 
 Their ENEMII'.S. 
 
 Exod. .32. 25. had made them naked amongst their e. 
 Lev. 26. 36. send faintness in the land of their e. 
 
 44. yet when they be in the land of their e. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 8. Lsrael tiirneth liacks before their e. 12. 
 21.44. there stood not a nvM\of their e. before them, 
 the lx)rd delivered all their e. into their hand 
 
 23. 1. ha;! given rest from their e. Esth. 9 . 16. 
 Judg. 2.14. sold them into the hand of their e. 
 
 18. delivered them out of hand of their e. 8.34. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 14. deliver them into the hand of their e. 
 
 and be a prej-, 2 Chr. 6. .36. | 2.5. 20. Keh. 9. 27. 
 Psal. 78. 53. but the sea overwhelmed their e. 
 
 81. 14. I should soon have subflued their e. 
 
 105. 24. and made them stronger than their e. 
 
 106.11. the waters covered their e. norong was left 
 
 42. their e. op))ressed them, he delivered them 
 Jer. 15. 9 . I will deliverto the §word before their e. 
 
 19 . 7 . to fall by the sword before their e. 20. 4. 
 
 9. wherewitii their e. shall straiten them 
 
 20. 5. all treasures of kings of.liidah will give into 
 hands of their e. .34. 20, 21.1 21.7. Ezek. .39.23. 
 
 Ezek.?,9. 27 . gathered them ont of their e. lands 
 Amos 9 . 4. tho’ they go into captivity before their e. 
 Zech. 10. 5. mighty rhen, which tread down their e. 
 Rev. 11. 5. if any hurt, fii'e rievoureth their e. 
 
 12. they ascended, and their e. belield them 
 Thme ENEMIES. 
 
 Gen. 14. 20. who delivered thine e. into thy hand 
 49 . 8. thy hand shall be in the neck of thine e. 
 Exod. 2.3. 22. then 1 will be an enemy to thine e. 
 
 27 . 1 will make thine e. to turn their backs to thee 
 'Num. 10. .35. rise, Lord, let thine e. be scattered 
 Pent. 6.19. to cast out all thine e. from before thee 
 
 20. 1. when thou goest against thine e. 21. 10. 
 
 28.53. wherewith thine e. shall distress thee, 55, 57. 
 .33. 29 . thine e. shall be found liars to thee 
 Josh. 7 .13. thou canst not stand before thine e. 
 Judg. 5. .31. so let all thine e. perish, O I.ord 
 
 II. 36. hath taken vengeance for thee of thine e. 
 
 1 Sam. 25.26. now let thine e. be as Nabal 
 29. the souls of thine e. shall he sling out 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 9. 1 have cut off all thine e. 1 Chr. I 7 . 8. 
 19 .6. in that lovest thine e. and hatest thy friends 
 
 24. 13. or flee three months before thine e. 
 
 1 Kings A.11. nor asked Wfoof thinee.2 Chr.1.11. 
 1 Chr. 21. 12. Avhile the sword of thine e. over- 
 
 taketh 
 
 Psal. 8.2. hast ordained strength because of thine e. 
 
 21. 8. thine hand shall find outall thinee. 
 
 66. 3. through thy power shall thine e. submit 
 68. 2.3. thy foot may be dipped in blood of thine e. 
 74 . 4. thinee. roar || 83. 2. thinee. make a tumult 
 2.3. forget not the voice of thine e. tlie tumult 
 89. 19. thou hast scattered thinee. with thy arm 
 51. wherewith thinee. have reproached, () lord 
 92. 9 . lo, thine e. O Lord, thine e. shall perish 
 110. 1. till 1 make thine e. thy footstool, Mat. 22. 
 44. Mark 12. .36. Luke 20. 43. lleb. 1. 13. 
 2. rule thou in the midst of thine e 
 
 1 . 39 . 20. and thine e. take thy name in vain 
 Jsa. 26.11. the fire of thine e. sliall de' our them 
 
 62.8. no m.oi'e gi' e thy corn to be meat for thine e. 
 Jer. 15.14. 1 will make thee to pass with thine e. 
 
 I,am. 2.16. thine e. have opened their mouth 
 flan. 4. 19 . and the interpretation be to thine e. 
 Mic. 4. 10. r.orrl shall redeem thee from thine e. 
 
 5. 9. and all thine e. shall be cut off 
 +14. pluck up groves, so will I destroy thine e. 
 Nah. 3.13. thy gate shall be set oiien to'thine e. 
 Luke 19. 4.3. thine e. shall cast atrenc.h about thee 
 Your ENEMIES. 
 
 Lev. 26. 7- ye shall chase pour e. they shall fall 
 8. youre. shall fall before you by the sword 
 
 16. ye shall sow in vain, for your c. shall eat it 
 
 17 . and yeshall beslain before.t/ot/r c. 
 
 . 37 . shall have no power to stami beforeyct/r e. 
 Kum 10. 9 . ye shall be saved from your e. 
 
 14.42. be not smitten before your c. Pent. 1. 42. 
 Pent 12.10. he giveth you rest from all your e. 
 
 20. 3. ye approach to battle against ywr e. 
 
 4. the T.ord goeth to fight for you against jwt/r c. 
 28. 68. and there ye sha41besold loyour e. 
 
 Jo.sh. 10. 25. thus shall the Lord do to all yiwr e. 
 
 22. 8. divide the spoil of your e. with your brethren 
 
 1 Sam. 12.11. the I.ord delivered you out of hand ot 
 
 your e. and ye dwelled safe, 2 Kings 17. 39. 
 Mat.6. 44 but 1 say, love yo7/re. l.ukef). 27, .35, 
 Enflame ; .see Inflajme. 
 ENGAGED. 
 
 Jer. 30.21. who is this that e. his heart to approach ’ 
 ENGINE, .s. 
 
 2 Chron. 26.15. Uzziah made in .lerusalem c. 
 
 Jer. 6. + 6. pour out the e. of shot, Ezek. 26. +8. 
 
 .32. t 24. behold the e. ofshot, tliey are come 
 Ezek. 26.9. he shall sete, of war against thy walls 
 
 .ENGRAFTED. 
 
 Jam. 1. 21. receive with meekness the e. word 
 ENGRAVE. 
 
 Exod. 28.11. like a signet shalt e. the two stonea 
 Zech. 3. 9 . behold, 1 will e. the graving thereof 
 
 engraven: 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 7 . the ministration of death e. in stone* 
 IN (iR AVER. 
 
 Exod. 28. 11. with the work of an e. in stone 
 .35. .3.5. to work all manner of work of the e. 
 
 38. 2.3. Ahodab, of the trilje of l;an, an e. 
 ENGRAVING.S. 
 
 Exod. 28. 11. like e. of a signet, 21, 36.1 39. 14. .30^ 
 EN.IGY. 
 
 f^v. 26. .31. the land shall e. her sabbaths, 4.3. 
 
 Kam. .36. 8. that Israel may e. inheritance of fathns 
 Pent. 28. 41. thou shalt beget sons, but note.tlienv 
 Josh. 1. 15. then shall return to the land audt^. it 
 Job 7 . t 7- mine eye shall no more e. good 
 Eccl. 2.1. e. plesisure, behold this also i- vanity 
 24. he should make hissouU. gootl, .3.1.3.1 5.18. 
 
 9. t9. e. life with the wife whom thou l(,vest 
 Jsa. 65. 22. mine elect shall long e. work of hands 
 Acts 24. 2. seeing by thee we e. great quietness 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 17 . God, who givetli us all things to e. 
 lleb. 11.25. than e. the pleasures of sin for a season 
 
 ENJOYED. 
 
 2 Chron, 36. 21. till the land e. her sabbaths 
 
 EN.IOIN. 
 
 l^hilem.V,. toe. thee that which is convenient 
 EN.IOIN ED. 
 
 E.sth. 9. .31. to confirm days of Purim as Esth. had e, 
 .fob ,36. 2.3. who hath e. him his ways." 
 lleb. 9.20. blood of testament God hath e. to you 
 ENLARGE. 
 
 This rvord principally signifies the dilatation or ex¬ 
 panding of the heart, zchich happens on occasion* 
 of prosperity and joy, opposite to that contraction 
 and oppression of the heart u hich happens in adver¬ 
 sity. Psal. 4.1. 'I hou hast enlarged me when I 
 was in distress. 2 Cor. 6. 11.0 ye Corinthians, 
 our mouth is open unto you, our heart is enlarg¬ 
 ed. Cur moutli isopen to speak freely to you, and 
 to communicate to you the whole will and counsel 
 of God: Cur heart is enlarged both by the love 
 that we have tozcards you, and by the rejoicing 
 that we have in you. J o enlarge is used likewise 
 for extending one's limits, and carrying one's con- 
 guests into a foreign country. Gen. 9. 27. God 
 shall enlarge Japhet. God shall give him a large 
 inheritance, and inaease his posterity. Cr other¬ 
 wise: God shall persuade Japhet, namely, to 
 dwell in the tents of .Shem, where (rod dwelleth ; 
 he shall bring him to faith and obedience ; so that 
 this may be a prophecy of the calling of the Gen¬ 
 tiles, the posterity of Japhet. Also in Exod. .34. 
 24. For I will ca.st out the nations before thee, 
 and enlarge thy borders. 
 
 My rnouth is enlarged, says Hannah, 1 Sam. 2. 1. 
 It is opened wide to pour forth abundant praises 
 to God; and to give a full answer to all the re¬ 
 proaches of my adversaries ; zAivrea.-- before it was 
 shut through grief and confusion. Thou hast en¬ 
 larged thy bed, Isa. 57. 8. 'Thou hast multiplied 
 thine idols and altars. The same prophet says, 
 chap. 5. 14. Hell hath enlarged herself, and 
 opened her mouth without measure. The grave 
 hath opened its mouth ; it is ready to szvallozv up a 
 vast number of the dead ; it desires no more than 
 to devour, and absorb such as shall die by this 
 famine, or otherwise. 
 
 Enlargement, lleb. Respiration, Esth. 4.14. Tlten 
 shall their enlargement aiise to the Jews from 
 another place. 'J'hey were so filled with grief 
 and terror arising from their present danger, as 
 that they could scarce breathe, as Job speak.',. Job 
 9. 18. but their grief and sorrow skcatld be removed, 
 and then should they have a breathing-time, a time 
 of sweet refreshment. 
 
 Gen. 9. 27. G. shall e. Japhet, be shall dwell in tents- 
 Exod. 34. 24. I will cast out nations and e. Iwi flers 
 Deut. 12. 20. when the Txird shall e. thy lx)rdcr 
 19 . 8. if the I.ord e. thy coast as he hath sworn 
 1 Chr. 4.10. O that woiildest bless me, and e. toast 
 Psal. 119 . A2. when thou shalt e. my heart 
 Isa. 54. 2. c. the place of thy tent and stretch forth 
 Amosl. 13. that they might e. their border 
 Alic. 1. 16. make bald, e. thy baldness as the eagle 
 Alat. 23. 5. and e. the bonlers of their garn;cnts 
 ENLARGED. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 1. my mouth is e. over mine enemies 
 
 2 Sam. 22. .37. thou hast e. mv steps. P.sal 18. .36. 
 Psal. 4. l.lliou hast c. me when I was in distress 
 25 . 17 . the troubles of mv heart aree. O bring me 
 
 Jsa. 5.14. therefore hell hath e. hers, opened mouth 
 . 57 . 8. thou hast e. thy bed, and made a covenant 
 69. 5. and thine heart shall fear and bee. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 11. G ye Gorinthians.our heart isc. 
 
 13. for a recouipence in the same, be ye also e. 
 
 10. 15. having hope, that we shall be e. bv vou 
 
 ENLARGEITl. 
 
 Prut. 33. 20. he said, blessed be he that e. Gad 
 Job 12.23. he c. the nations, and straileneth them 
 JJab. 2. 5. whoe. liis desire as hell, and is as death 
 ENLARGEMENT. 
 
 Esth. 4.14. then e. shall arise from another place 
 EN l.AK'Gl NG. 
 
 Ezek. 41. 7 . and there was an c. and a winding 
 ENLIGHTEN’. 
 
 Psal. 18.28. the T.ord m v God will e. mv darkness 
 
 enlighten i'.D. ' 
 
 1 Sam. 14 . 27 . and .lonathan’s eyes were e. 29. 
 
 Job .33. 30. to be e. with the light of the living 
 Psal. 97 . 4. his liglitnings e. the world, earth saw 
 Jsa. 69. t 1. arise,' be e. for thy light conieth 
 J’.ph. 1. 18. the eyes of your understanding being e. 
 Jleb. 6. 4. it is iiiipossible for those who were oncee. 
 ENTdGH TENING. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 8 . commandment of Txl. ispuie, e. the eyes 
 ENMl'l’Y. 
 
 Gen. .3.15. 1 will putc. between thee and the woman- 
 Num. 35. 21. or in e. smite him with Jiis hand 
 
ENT 
 
 ENT 
 
 ENQ 
 
 J^vm. 35.22. but ifhe thnist him sudilenly without^. 
 Lvke~^- 12. tor before they were at e. betw. thems. 
 Rom. 8. 7. the carnal mind is e. against (fod 
 Eph.1. 15. having abolished in his Hesh the e. 
 
 le'by the cross, having slain the e. thereby 
 Jam. 4.4. the friendship of the world is e. with G. 
 ENOUGH. 
 
 Gen. 24. 25. we have straw and provender e. 
 
 33. 9. and Esau said, I have e. my brother 
 
 11. take, 1 pray, my blessimr, because I have e. 
 
 34. 21. the land, behold it is large e. for them 
 45 ! 28. Israel said, it is e. .Joseph is yet ali' e 
 
 Rxod. 9. 28. entreat the Lord, tor it is e. that 
 .36.5. the people bring much more than e. for work 
 i}e 7 it. 1 . 6 . ye have dwelt long e. in this mount 
 < 2 . 3 . ye have compassed this mountain long e. 
 Josh. 17 . 16. they said, the hill is not e. for us 
 2 Sam. 24.16. it is e. stay thine hand, 1 Kings 19. 4. 
 
 1 C’ArOTi. 21.15. Math 14.41. Luke1^.?&. 
 2 Chr. 31.10. we have had e. to eat and have left 
 Prov. 27 . 27 . thou shalt have goats’ milk e. for food 
 28.19. he that tilleth land have plenty', but he that 
 followeth after vain persons have poverty e. 
 30. 15. yea, four things say not, it is e. 
 
 16. and the fire that saith not, it is e. 
 
 Isa. 56.11. greedy dogs, which can never have e. 
 Jer. 49 . 9 . tfiey will destroy till they have e. 
 
 Hos. 4.10. for they shall eat, and not have e. 
 
 Ohad. 5. would they not have stolen till they had e. 
 Nah. 2.12. the lion did tear e. for his whelps 
 Hag. 1.6. ye eat, but ye have note, ye drink,but not 
 JkJul. 3.10. there shall not be room e. to receive it 
 3dnt. 10.25. it is e. for the disciple to be as his master 
 
 25. 9 . not so, lest there be not e. for us and you 
 Luke 15 . 17 . hired servants have bread e. and to spare 
 yictf 27 .38. when they had eaten e. lightened the ship 
 ENQUIRE. 
 
 To enquire signifies to ask. Acts 9- 11. Enquire 
 in the house of Judas for one Saul of Tarsus. 
 And Gen. 24. 57. We will call the damsel, 
 and enquire at her mouth : We will ask her 
 whether she be willing to depart so very soon, 
 and understand her mind by her words or answer. 
 Sometimes it signifies to pray, Ezek. .36. .37. 
 And aho to examine or search narrowly into 
 a thing. Dent. 17. 4. And if thou hast en¬ 
 quired diligently, and beliold it be true. Some¬ 
 times it is taken for saluting a person, and ask¬ 
 ing him of his welfare, 1 Chron. 18. 10. Tou 
 sent Hadoram his son to salute king David, to 
 ask of his welfare. But this word is most com¬ 
 monly used for asking counsel an^ direction from 
 God. Rebekah, finding the two children with 
 which she was big struggling together in her 
 womb, and giving her some uneasiness, went to 
 enquire of the Lord, Gen. 25. 22. Either .she 
 put up ardent prayers immediately to God, that 
 he would reveal his mind to her herein: Or she 
 consulted God immediately by her father Abra¬ 
 ham, or by .some other godly patriarch yet .sur¬ 
 viving, by whom God used to manifest his mind 
 and will to others, when he thought fit. As to the 
 diperent ways of consulting God under the Old 
 Testament, see the word Oracle. 
 
 Gen. 24.5?. we will call the damsel, and e. at her 
 25. 22. Rebekah went to c. of the Lord 
 Exod. 18.15. the people come to me to e. of God 
 Deut. 12. .30. and that thou e. not after their gods 
 
 13.14. then shalt thou e. and make search 
 
 17 . 9 . thou shalt come unto the judge and e. 
 
 .Tvdg. 4. 20. when any' man doth come and e. of thee 
 1-Sam. 9 .9. beforetime when amanwenttoe. of God 
 
 22.15. did 1 then begin to e. of God for him ? 
 
 28. 7- seek me a woman, that I may e. of her 
 
 1 Kingsll2. 5. .lehoshaphat said, e. I pray thee, at 
 the word of the Lord to day', 2 Ohroti. 18. 4. 
 
 7. none besides, that we may e. of, 2 Chron. 18.6. 
 
 £ Kings 1. 2. go, e. of Baal zebub the god of I’kron 
 3.11. is there not here a prophet to e. by him P 
 8.8. go meet the man, and e. of the Lord by him 
 
 16.15. the brazen altar shall be for me to e. by 
 
 22.1.3. go ye, e. of the Lord for me, 2 Chr. 34. 21. 
 
 18. the king which sent you to e. 2 Chr. .34. 26. 
 
 1 Chron. 10.1.3. that had a familiar spirit, to e. of it 
 
 18.10. Tou sent to David to e. of his welfare 
 
 21. 30. David could not go before it to e. of God 
 Ezra I. 14. are sent to e. concerning Judah and 
 
 [.Jerusalem 
 
 Job 8. 8. for e. I pray thee of th» former age 
 Psal. 27 . 4. beauty of the L. and to e. in his temple 
 Eccl.1. 10. thou (lost not e. wisely concerning this 
 Isa. 21. 12. if y’e will e. e. ye, return, come 
 Jer. 21. 2. e. 1 pray thee, of the T.ord for us 
 37 . 7 . the king of .ludah that sent you to e. of me 
 Ezek. 14. 7- and cometh to a prophet to e. of him 
 
 20. 1. the elders of Israel came to e. of tlie Lord 
 3. thus saith the Txird, are ye come to e. of me ? 
 3Iat. 10.11. e. who in it is worthy, and there abide 
 Luke 22. 23. to e. among themselves, .Tohn 16.19. 
 Acts 9.11. e. for Saul |125. f 2o. doubtful how to e. 
 
 19. . 39 . but if ye e. concerning otlier matters 
 
 2.3.15. as though ye would e. something more, 20. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 23. whether any do e. of Titus my partner 
 
 ENQUIRED. 
 
 Deut. 17 . 4. thou hast heard of it, and e. diligently 
 Judg. 20. 27 . the children of l.srael e. of the Lord 
 
 1 tSam. 10. 22. therefore they e. of the 1-ord further 
 
 22.10. and he e. of the Lord for him, 13. 
 
 23.2. therefore Davi-l e. of the Loi'd. 4. 1.30. 8. 2 
 Ham. 2.1. I 5. 19, 23. 1 21.1. 1 Chr. 14. 10, 14 
 28.6. when Saul e. the l.ord answered him not 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 3. David sent and e. after the woman 
 
 16. 2.3. as if a man had e. at the oracle of God 
 
 1 Chron. 10.14. Saul e. not of the T>ord he slew him 
 
 13. 3. tor we e. not at the ark in the days of .Saul 
 Psal. 78. .34. they' returned and e. early after God 
 Ezek. 14. 3. phouul 1 be c. of at all by them ? 
 
 20. 3. as ! live, saith T/ird, 1 will not be e. of by you 
 31. shall 1 be e. of by you, O house of Israel' as 1 
 
 live, saith Lord God, I will not be e. of by ymu 
 36. 37 , 1 will yet for this be e. of by Israel 
 Dan. 1, 20. in all matters that the king e. of them 
 
 Zeph. 1. 6. those that have not e. for the T,ord 
 Mat. 2. 7 . Herod e. of the w ise men diligently, 16. 
 John 4. 52. then e. he the houi lie began to amend 
 2 Cor. 8. 23. or our brettiren be e. of. are messengers 
 1 Pet. 1. 10. of which salvation the prophets e. 
 ENQUIRESf. 
 
 Job 10. 6. that thou e. after mine iniquity and sin 
 ENQUIRY. 
 
 Prov. 20. 25. and after vows to make e. 
 
 Acts 10. 17 . the men had made e. for Simon’s house 
 ENRAGED. 
 
 Prov. 20. 117 . is e. with strife belonging not to him 
 EN RICH. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 25. the king wil e. him with great riches 
 Ezek. 27 . 33. thou didst e. the kings of the earth 
 EN RICH ED. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 5. that in every thing ye are e. by him 
 
 2 Cor. 9 .11. being e. in every thing to all bountifuln. 
 
 EN RICHES I. 
 
 Psal. 65. 9 . thou gre'at/y e. it with the river of God 
 EN ROLLED. 
 
 Luke 2.11. a decree that all the world should be e. 
 Heb. 12. t 23. church of the first-born e. in heaven 
 EN .SAMPLE. 
 
 Phil. 3. 17 . be followers, as ye have, us for an e. 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 9 . but to make ourselves an e. to you 
 2 Pet. 2. 6 an e. to those that should live ungodly 
 EN .SAMPLES. 
 
 1 Cor. 10 11. these tnings happened to them for e. 
 1 Thess. 1.7- so that ye were e. to all tliat believe 
 1 Pet. 5. 3. not as lords, but being e. to the tiock 
 ENSIGN. 
 
 Ensigns are warlike banners, monuments, or tro¬ 
 phies of victory. Psal. 74. 4. Thine enemies set 
 up their ensigns for signs. And the prophet Isaiah, 
 threatening the Israelites with an invasion, tells 
 them. That G(id would lift up an ensign to the 
 nations from far, Isa. 5. 26. He toould, by his 
 providence, bring the Assyrians, or the Chaldeans, 
 against the .Jews ; he would, as it were, incite them 
 to list themselves under his colmrs, as generals use 
 to lift up their standards for the raising of armies. 
 The same prophet says. That there shall be a root 
 of .Tes.se, w'hich shall stand for an ensign of the 
 people, and to it shall the Gentiles seek, Isa. 11. 
 
 10. that is. That Christ the Messiah growing 
 upon the root of Jesse, should mount up, and be 
 advanced, by the preaching of the gospel, to a 
 great height, so as to become a visible and emi¬ 
 nent ensign, which the Gentiles, as well as the 
 Jews, may discern ; to whom they should repair by 
 faith, and in whom they shcruld pait their trust. 
 
 Isa. 5. 26. he will lift up an e. to the nations frpm far 
 IJ. 10. which shall stand for an e. to the people 
 
 12. and be shall set up an e. for the n-ations 
 
 18. 3. dwellers, see ye, when he lifteth up an e. 
 
 .30. 17 . till ye be left as an e. on an hill 
 
 .31. 9. his princes shall be afrai,d of the e. saith L. 
 Zech. 9 .16. as the stones of a crown lifted as an e. 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Psal. 74 . 4. they set up their e. for signs 
 ENSNARE. , 
 
 Psal. 12. t5. I will set in safetv from him w'oulde. 
 ENSNARED. 
 
 Job 34. 30. hypocrite reign not, lest the people be e. 
 ENSUE. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 11. let him do good, seek peace, and e. it 
 
 Entangle: see Intangle. 
 
 ENTER. 
 
 Judg. 18. 9 . not slothful to e. to possess the land 
 F.zek. 44. 3. prince shall e. by the porch, 16. 2, 8. 
 Dan. 11.17- shall also set his face to e. with strength 
 
 24. he shall e. peaceably' on the fattest places 
 Heb. 4. 6. it remaineth that some must e. therein 
 ENTER in, or into. 
 
 Gen. 12.11. Abram was come near to e. into Egypt 
 Exod. 40. 35. c loses was not able to e. into the tent 
 Num. 4. 23. all that e. in to perform the service 
 
 5. 24. the water thatcauseth the curse shall e. into 
 the woman, and become bitter, 27 . 
 Deut. 23. 8 . children shall e. into the congregation 
 29 .12. that thou shouldest e. into covenant with L. 
 Josh. 10. 19 . suffer them not to e. into their cities 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 7- and my cry' did e. into his ears 
 
 1 Kings 14.12. when thy feet e. into city, child die 
 
 22. .30. I will disguise myself and«. the battle 
 
 2 Kings 7- 4. if we e. into the city', then the famine 
 
 11. 5. a third part of you that e. m on sabbath 
 
 19. 23. and 1 will e. into lodgings of his borders, 
 
 and into the forest of Carmel, Isa. .37 . 24. 
 2 Chron. 23. 19. th'at none unclean should e. in 
 .30. 8. e. into his sanctuary, which he sanctified 
 Keh. 2. 8. and for the house that I shall e. into 
 Esth. 4. 2. for none might e. into the king’s gate 
 Job 22. 4. will he e. with thee into judgment ? 
 
 34. 23. that heshouhl e. mfy judgment with God 
 Ps. . 37 .15. their sword shall e. into their own heart 
 45. 15. they shall e. into the king's palace 
 100. 4. e. into his gates with thanksgiving 
 118. 20. the gate into which the righteous shall e. 
 Prov. 18. 6. a fool’s lips e. into contention 
 Jsa. 2.10. e. into the rock, and hide thee in the dust 
 .3. 14. the T,. wille. mto judgment with ancients 
 
 26. 2. that the righteous nation may e. in 
 
 20. come, my people, e. thou mto thy chambers 
 . 57 . 2. he .shall e. into jieace, they shall rest in beds 
 Jer. 7 . 2. tl>at e. in at tiiese gates, 17 . 20. 1 22. 2. 
 
 8. 14. and let us e. into the'defenced cities 
 
 14. 18. if 1 e. into the city, behold famine 
 
 17 . 2t7. there shall e. into the gates kings, 22. 4. 
 
 21. 13. or who shall e. into our habitations I 
 
 41. 17 . they departed to go toe. into Egypt 
 
 42. 15. if ye set your faces to e. into Egypt 
 Lam. .3. 1.3. hath caused arrows to e. into my reins 
 Ezek. 7 . 22. robbers shall e. into it and defile it 
 
 1.3. 9- nor shall they e. into the land of Israel 
 26. 10. when he shall e. into thy gates, as men 
 e. into a city wherein is made a breach 
 37 . 5. behold, 1 will cause breath to e. into you 
 42.14. w'hen the priests e. therein, then not go out 
 44. 2. this cate be shut, no man shall e. in by it 
 16. they shall e. into my sanctuary, and come near 
 
 F.zek. 44. 17. when they e. tn at gates qf inner court 
 Dan. 11.7.sliall e. into the fortress of king of north 
 -iO. he shall e. into the countries and overflow 
 41. he shall e. also mtu the glorious land 
 Joel 2. 9. like a thief they shall e. in at the w’indows 
 --dww 5. 5. seek not I’eth-el, nor e. into Gilgal 
 Jonah 3. 4. and Jonah beean toe. into the city 
 Zech. 5. 4. Hying roll shall e. intothc houseof thief 
 3'lnf. 5. 20. in no case e. into kingdom of heaven 
 
 6. 6. when thou prayest, e. into thy closet 
 7- 13. e. in at the strait gate, Luke 13. 24. 
 
 21. notevery one tliat saith. Lord, shall e. in 
 10. 11. into what city ye shall e. Luke 10.8, 10. 
 
 12. 29. e. into a strong man's house, Mark .3.27. 
 
 45. and they e. an Id well there, Luke 11.26. 
 
 18. 8. It is b tter for thee to e. into life halt or 
 maimed, rather than be cast into everlasting 
 Mo, Mark 9. 43, 45, 47.. 
 
 19. 17 . if thou wilt c. intoVKo, keep the commands 
 
 2.3. a rich man shall hardly e. into the kingdom 
 
 24. than for a rich man to e. into the kingdom or 
 
 God, Mark 10.25. I.uke 18. 25 
 
 25. 21. well done, e. into the joy of thy Lord 
 Mark 1. 45. could no more openly e. into the city 
 
 5. 12. that w e may e. into the swine, Luke 8. 32. 
 
 6. 10. what house .ve e. into, Luke 9. 4.1 10. 5. 
 
 9. 25. come out of him, and e. no more into him 
 
 14. 38. lest ye temptation, Luke in. 46. 
 
 Lukei\. 16 . that they which e. in may see light 
 
 13. 21. many wTll seek to e. in and shall not beable 
 24. 26. to have sulfered. and to e. into his glory t 
 
 John .3. 4. can he e. into his mother's womb again ? 
 
 5. he cannot e. into the kingdom of God 
 
 10. 9 . by me if any man e. in, he shall be saved 
 Acts 14.22. through tribulation c. zafethe kingdom 
 
 20. 29 . grievous wolves shall e. in among you 
 Heb. 4. .3. do e. into rest, if they' shall e. iiito rest, 5. 
 
 11. let LIS labour therefore to e. into that rest 
 
 10. 19 . boldness to e. into holiest by blood of .Jesus 
 Rev. 15. 8. no man was able to e. into the temple 
 
 21. 27 . in no wise e. into it any thing that detileth 
 
 22. 14. may e. in through the gates into the city 
 
 T’N 1 I'R not. 
 
 Psal. 143. 2. e. not into judgment with thy servant 
 Prov. 4.14. e. not into the path of the wicked 
 
 23. 10. e. not into the fields of the fatherless 
 Jer. 16. 5. e. not into the house of mourning 
 KInt. 10. 5. into any city of the .Samaritans e. not 
 
 26. 41. that ye e. not into temptation, Luke 22. 40. 
 
 Kot EN I'ER. 
 
 Hum. 20 . 24. for Aaron shall not e. into the land 
 Deut. 23. 1. shall not e. into the congregation, 2 , 3 . 
 2 Chron. 7 . 2. the priests could not e. into the house 
 Psal. 95.11. that they should not e. into my rest 
 Isa. 59 . 14. truth is fallen, and equity cannot e. 
 I^am.l. 10 . they should into thy congregation 
 Ezek. 20. .38. they shall not e. into the land 
 44. 9 . nor uncircumcised e. into my sanctuary 
 Hos. 11.9. and I will not e. into the city' 
 
 3Iat. 18. 3. ye shall e. into kingdom of heaven 
 Mark 10. 15. he shall not e.therein, LukeVdi. I 7 . 
 Heb. 3. 11. they shall not e. into my rest, 18. 
 
 19 . we see they could not e. because of unbelief 
 See Kingdom. 
 
 ENTR.ANCE. 
 
 Judg. 1. 24. they said, shew us the e. into the city 
 
 25. when he shewed them the e. they smote it 
 
 1 Kings 18. 46. he ran before Ahab to e. of .Jezreel 
 
 22.10. the two kings sat in the e. of .Samaria 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 10. that kept thee, of the king’s house 
 Psal. 119 .130. the e. of thy words giveth light 
 
 1 Thess. 2.1. yourtelves know our e. in unto you 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 11. so an e. shall be ministered to yr..u 
 
 ENTERED. 
 
 Gen.1. 13. the self-sameday e. Noah and his sons 
 19 . 3. the angels turned in, and e. into his house 
 
 23. the sun was risen w'hen Lot e. into Zoar 
 
 43. ,30. Joseph e. into his chamber and wept there 
 Exod. .33. 9. as Moses e. into the tabernacle 
 
 .Tosh. 2. 3. bring the men that are e. into thy house 
 Judg. 6. 5. and they e. into the land to destroy it 
 9. 46. they e. into an hold of the god Berith 
 
 1 Kings 1. t 1. now' king David was e. into days 
 
 2 Kings 7 - 8. e. into another tent, and took thence 
 9 . .31. as Jehu e. in at the g'ate, Jezebel said 
 
 UChron. 12. 11. when the king e. into the house 
 
 15. 12. they e. into a covenant to seek the Lord 
 
 27 . 2. Jotham e. not into the temple of the Lord 
 Neh. 10.29. they e. into a curse, and into an oath 
 Job .38. 16. h.,St thou e. into the springs of the sea 
 
 22. hast thou e. into the treasures of'the snow r 
 Jer. 2. 7 . but when ye e. ye defiled my land 
 9 . 21. for death is e. into our windows and palaces 
 
 31.10. the people which had e. into covenant 
 . 37 .16. when .leremiah was e. into the dungeon 
 
 Lam. 1. 10. the heathen e. into her sanctuary' 
 
 4. 12. that the enemy should have e. the gates 
 Ezek. 2. 2. spirit e. into me w'hen he spake, 3. 24 
 
 16. 8. yea, I sware and e. into a covenant with thee 
 .36. 20. and when they e. unto the heathem 
 
 44. 2. because the God of Israel hath e. in by it 
 (Jbad. 11. ill the day that foreigners c. into his gates 
 
 1.3. thou shouldest not have e. into the gate 
 Hub. .3.16. rottenness c. into my bones, I trembled 
 Mat.S.5. W'hen lesus was e. info Gapernauin 
 9 .1. and he e. into a ship and passed over 
 12.4. how bee. into the house of Gcxiand did e.it 
 
 24. .38. day that Noah e. into the ark, Jntke 17 . 27. 
 3Iark 5. 13. the unclean soil its went out andc. into 
 
 theswine, and were choked in the sea, Luke 8. ;{3. 
 
 6. 56. w’hithersoever he e. they laid the sick 
 
 I/like 1. 40. Mary c. into the house of Zacharias 
 
 7 . 44 . I e. thine house, thou gavest me no wafer 
 9 . . 34 . and thev feared as they e. into the cloud 
 11.52. woe to lawy ers, ye e. not in yourselves 
 
 22. 3. then e. Satan into Judas, John 13.27. 
 
 10. when ve are e. the city there shall meet you 
 .Tohn 4. :18. and ye arc e. into their lal>ouis 
 18. 1. w here w as a garden, into the w hich he e. 
 
 3.3. then Pilate e. into the judcn>ent-hall 
 Acts9. 17 . Ananiase. and puttinghis hands on Saul 
 
 11. 8. nothing uncUan kuthe into my mouth 
 
ENT 
 
 EPH 
 
 EPI 
 
 Acts 23. 10. lie e. into the castle and told Paul, went 
 25. 2.3. Ajii iinia was e. into the place of liearinj^ 
 2H. H. to whom Paul e. in, and prayed, and healed 
 ]iom. 5. 12. sin e. into the world ll 2i). tlie law e. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. <.(. neither have e. into the heart of man 
 Jlch. 4. 6. they e. not in hetause of iinhelief 
 
 10. for lie that is e. into his rest, hath ceased 
 
 6. 20. whitlier the forerunner is for us e. even Jes. 
 9. 12. he e. in once into tlie holy place, 24. 
 
 Jam. 5. 4. are e. into the ears of the L. of sahaoth 
 
 2 Jo/inl. many deceivers are e. into the world 
 Jiev. 11. 11. Spirit of life from Ood e. into them 
 
 KN 1 I.Kl.TIl. 
 
 JCian. 4. 30. numher e\ery one that e. into the ser¬ 
 vice to do work of the tahei na le, .33, 39, 43. 
 
 2 C/ir. 31. IG. to every one that e. I'ouse of tlie L. 
 Prov. 2. U'. w hen w isdom e. into tliiue heart 
 17 . JO. areproof <?. more into a wise man tlian 
 I'.zek. 21.11. tlie sword e. into their privy chamhers 
 46. 9 . he that c. in 1)3' tlie way of the north gate 
 lijat. 15. 17 . whatsoever e. in at the mouth, goefh 
 into the belly, and is cast out, Maik’i. UJ. 
 Mark 5. 40. and e. in where the dam.sel was lying 
 Lnke‘1^. 10. follow liiin into house where he e. in 
 John. 10. 1. €. not by the door into the sheepfold 
 2. he that e. in by the door, is the shepherd 
 Jleh. 0. 19 . and w hich c. into that within the vail 
 
 9. 25. as the high-priest e. every 3 ear with blood 
 
 KNI 1•:H1^(1. 
 
 Josh. 8. 29. cast it at the e. of the gate of the city 
 
 20. 4. shall stand at the e. of the gate of the city 
 Jiidff. 9. .35. (laal stood in the e. of the gate of city 
 44. Abimelech stood in the e. of the gate of city 
 18.16. the 6 i'Omen of Dan stood by the e. of the gate 
 17 . and the priest stood in the e. of the gate 
 
 1 ‘Sam, 23. 7. by e. into a town that hath gates, bars 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 10. 8. put the battle in array at e. in of gate 
 
 1 Kiiiffsd. 31. for the e. of the oracle he made doors 
 
 19 . 13. I'.lijah stooii in the e. in of the cave 
 
 2 Kings'}. .3. four leprous men at the e. of the gate 
 
 10. 8. lay the heads in two heaps at e. of the gate 
 23. 8. that w ere in tlie e. of the gate of .loshiia 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 9. kings sat at e. of the gate of Samaria 
 Isa. 23. 1. so that there is no house, no e. in 
 Jer. 1. 15. set thrones at the e. of the gates, 17 . 27 . 
 F.zek. 44. 5. mark well thee, in of the house 
 Mat. 23.13. for ye neither go in 3 -oursel\ es, nor suf¬ 
 fer ye them that are e. to go in, Luke 11. 52. 
 Mark 4. 19. the lusts of other things e. in choke 
 7 .15. nothing without e. into him can del: le him 
 16 . 5. e. into the sepulchre they saw a young man 
 iMke 19 . 30. at your e. ye shall find a colt tied 
 Acts 8. 3. Saul e. info every house, and haling men 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9 . what manner of e. in we had to you 
 Ileb. 4.1. a promise left us of e. into his rest 
 
 ‘See ll.\3iA'ili. 
 
 EK'rEKllSGS. 
 
 Ezek. 26. 110. according to the e. of a city broken 
 ElS'TEIt PRISE. 
 
 Job 5. 12. their hands cannot iierform their c. 
 ENTER I’AlIv.. 
 
 IJeb. 13. 2. be not forgetful to e. strangers 
 EN l ER EAINED. 
 
 Heb. 13.2. for thereby some havec. angels 
 
 i:ntice 
 
 Signifies, [1] To per.^vade, or allure, Judg. 14. 15. 
 1 16 . 5. 2 Chron. 18. 20. [2] 'To deceive, .7er. 
 
 20. 10. .lam. 1. 14. It is reterreil, (1) To Satan 
 seducing false prophets, by inspiring them uith 
 lies, 2 Chron. 18. 20. (2) a man cunningly 
 insinuating himself into a maid's njfections, m 
 order to gain her consent to lie with him, either by 
 his per.<‘Uasions, promise of marriage, or reward, 
 Exod. 22. 16. 
 
 (3) To notorious sinners, suck as thieves, robbers, 
 murderers, or oppressors, who endeavour to allure 
 others by fair pretences to associate themselves with 
 them, Prov. 1. 10. | 16. 29. 
 
 (4) 'To a man's own lust and concupiscence, which 
 may promise him pleasure in sin, and may thus 
 allure him to the commission of it, more than any 
 temptation which he may have from tvithout,i».\w. 
 1 . 11 . 
 
 (5) 'ie false and treacherous friends, the enemies of 
 God's people, who -watch for an advantage against 
 the godly ; thus .Jeremiah complains, chai). 20. 10. 
 All my familiars watched for my halting, say'- 
 ing, peradventure he yvill be enticed; namely, 
 to utter something which -we may lay hold on to 
 accuse him for. 
 
 (6) 'To the heart allured with the sight of outward 
 cibjects. .Job .31. 26, 27. If 1 behehl the sun when 
 it shined, and my heart hath been secretly en¬ 
 ticed ; that is, inwardly moved to esteem either the 
 sun or pioon as deities, or secretly to adore or 
 worship them. 
 
 (7) To false teachers, who are said to deceive and 
 seduce, others, by’ enticing \\on\%, by erroneous phi- 
 loso. hical notions and fancies mingled with the 
 go-ipel, 1 Cor. 2.4. Col. 2. 4. 
 
 (8) 'To unfaithful wives, flattering their husbands 
 with a purpose to deceive, .ludg. IT 15. 116. 5. 
 
 E.rod. 22. 16 . if a man e. a maid not betrothed 
 Dent. 13.6. if thy wife c. thee sei retly, say ing 
 Judg. 14.15. e. husband, that he may declare riddle 
 16. 5. the lords sahl to Delilah, e. him and see 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 19. the l.ord said, who shall e. Ahab’ 
 
 20. 1 will c. him 1! 21. thou shall e. him and prevail 
 
 Prov. 1. 10. if sinners e. thee, consent thou not 
 EN 1 ICF.D. 
 
 Job 31. 27 . if my heart hath been sec.''etly c. 
 
 Jer. 20. + 7 . thou hast deceived me, anil' 1 was e. 
 
 10. peradventure he will be e. w'e shall pre\ ail 
 Jam.l. 14. is tempted when drawn away and e. 
 KNl'ICElll. 
 
 Prov. 16. 29 . a violent mane, his neighbour 
 20.1 19 . meddle not with him that e. w ith lips 
 F.N 1 ICI NG. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 4. my preaching was not with e, wonls 
 Col. 2. 4. lest any man beguile you w ith e. words 
 F.N'flRE. 
 
 Amos 1 . 16 . carried them w ith an e. captivity 
 
 1j6 
 
 Jam. 1.4. that ye be perfect and e. w anting nothing 
 ENIRV. 
 
 2 Kings 16.18. k.’s e. without turned he from house 
 
 1 Chren. 9. 19 . their fathers were keepeisor thee. 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 22. doors of e. of the house were of gold 
 Ttov. 8.3. wisdom crieth at the gates, ate. of the city 
 Jer. .38.14. Xedekiah to(,k leiemiah into the third e. 
 
 43. 9- hide the stones at the e. of Phai aoh’s house 
 Ezek. 8. 3. this image of jealousy in thee. 
 
 EN 'l K1 F.S. 
 
 Ezek. 40. .38. the chambers and e. were by the posts 
 E N V \ 
 
 Is an evil affection of the heart which makes men 
 grieve and fret at the good and prosperity of others, 
 I'sal. 73 . .3. Rachel envied J.eah, because of her 
 fruitfulness, (ien. .30. 1. .loseph teae envied of 
 hts brethren,because his father loved him ,Cio\\. .37. 
 
 11. The .lews envied Paul and Parnabas, be¬ 
 cause they preached ( hrist. Acts 1.3. 45. E.nvy’ar 
 the good of others, and malice, wishing them evil, as 
 one observes, is a deep pollution of spirit. 'This 
 absolutely alienates men from the nature and life 
 of (jod: f‘r the clearest conception we have of the 
 l)city is, that he is good, and does good. 'This is 
 not only contrary to supernatural grace, but to 
 naiiual conscience, and turns a man into a devil. 
 'This vice is immediately attended with its 
 punishment: The envious man is his own tor¬ 
 mentor. Fnvy slayeth the silly one. Job 5. 2. 
 Envy is the rottenness of the bones, Prov. 14. 30. 
 Besides, this stops the descent of divine blessings, 
 and turns the petitions of the envious into impreca¬ 
 tions against them.selves. 
 
 1 he spirit that dwelleth in us lusteth to envy. 
 Jam. 4. 5. According as spirit is taken, either 
 for the Spirit of God, or for the human spirit, 
 or natural corruption ; the sense of these words 
 may be, either, (1) 'The fip,rit of God that dwelleth 
 in us, teacheth us better things than strife and 
 envy; for it lusteth against envy, that is, makes 
 us lust against tt, carries out our hearts to hate and 
 resist it : 'The Greek preposition irpos, here 
 Englished to, often signifes against, as in J.uke 
 20. 19 . Eph. 6. 11. Or, (2) Our natural corrup¬ 
 tion, excited and inflamed by the devil, strongly 
 inclines us to envy, and consequently to other 
 wickedness. 
 
 Job 5. 2. w’rath killeth, and e. slayeth the silly one 
 Prov. 14. ,30. e. is the rottenness of the bones 
 27 . 4. but who is able to stand befoi e e. ? 
 
 Eccl. 4. t 4. this the e. of man from his neighbour 
 9. 6. their love, their hatred, and e. is now perished 
 Isa. 11. 1.3. the e. also of F’phraim shall depart 
 26.11. they shall see and be ashamed for their e. 
 y.zek. .35. II. 1 will even do according to thinee. 
 
 Mat. 27 .18. for e. they delivered him, Mark 15. 10. 
 Acts. 5. + 17 . rose up, and were filled with e. 
 
 7 . 9 . the patriarchs moved w ith e. sold Joseph 
 13. 45. Jews filled with c. spake against those things 
 17 . 5. the Jews which believed not, moved withe. 
 Bom. 1. 29 . full of e. murder, debate, deceit 
 Phil. 1.15. some indeed preach Christ, even of e. 
 
 1 'Tim. 6.4. whereof cometh e. strife, railings 
 Tit. 3. 3. we were foolish, living in malice and e. 
 Jam, 4. 5. the spii it that dwelleth in us lusteth to e. 
 EISA'Y. 
 
 Prov.3.31 .e. thou not oppressor, choose not his ways 
 2.3. 17 . let not thine heart e. sinners, be in fear of L. 
 Isa.11. 13. Ephraim not e. .ludah, Judah not vex 
 ENVIED. 
 
 Gen. 26. 14. and the Philistines e. Isaac. 
 
 .30.1. Pachel e. her sister, and said unto .Jacob 
 . 37 .11. Joseph’s breth. e. him, his father observed 
 Psal. 106. 16. they' e. IMoses also in the camp 
 Ecd. 4. 4. for this a man is c. of his neighbour 
 Ezek. 31. 9. the trees in the garden of God e. him 
 ENVIES. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 1. laying aside all malice, guile, and e. 
 
 “ ENVIE.ST. 
 
 Xum. 11. 29. Moses said, e. thou for my sake? 
 
 EN VlE l If. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 4. charity suffereth long, and e. not 
 
 Envying. 
 
 Bom. 13.13. let us walk honestly, not in strife and e. 
 
 1 Cor. .3. .3. w hereas there is among you e. and strife 
 Gal. 5. 26. inovoking one another, e. one another 
 Jam. .3. 14. but if ye have bitter e. and strife in hearts 
 
 16 . where e. is, there is confusion, every evil work 
 ENVYINGS. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20.1 fear lest there be debates, e. wraths 
 Gal. 5. 21. the works of the tlesh are e. murders 
 
 ENVIOUS. 
 
 Psal. . 37 .1. nor be e. against the workersofiniquity 
 73 . 3. for I was e. at the foolish, when 1 saw 
 Prov.ftA. 1. be not thou e. against evil men 
 19- fret not, neither be thou e. at the w icked 
 ENVIRON. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 9. the Canaanites shall hear and e. us round 
 FPU A It 
 
 Is an Hebrew mea'ure of the same capacity -with 
 the Patli, containing ten homers. iSee B.ath, 
 and IloMF.R. 
 
 Exod. 16 . .36. an homer is the. tenth part of an e. 
 Lev. i). 11. the tenth part of an e. of flour, 6. 20. 
 
 19. ,36. ye shall have a juste. E.zek. 45. 10. 
 
 Bum. 5. 15. the tenth part of an e. of barley-meal 
 Judg. 6. 19 . made unleavened cakes of an e.oftlour 
 huth 2. 17 . and it was about an e. of barley 
 1 isam. 17 . 17 . take now' an e. of this inarched corn 
 l.m. 5. 10. the seed of an hoiiier shall yield an e. 
 E.zek. 45.11. the e. and baths shall be of one measure 
 46. 5. and an bin of oil to an e. 7,11. 
 
 Amos8. 5. making thee, small, and the shekel great 
 Zech. 5. 6. he said, this isane. that gocth forth 
 
 8. and he cast it into the midst of the e. 
 
 ‘See 1’art. 
 
 EPHOD 
 
 Jl as a .sort of ornament, or upper garment, worn 
 by the Hebrew priests. 'There were two sorts 
 of ephods, one of plain linen for the priests, 
 and another embroidered for the high-pi ie.st. 
 'That for the high-priest wu: composed of gold. 
 
 blue, purple, crimson, and twisted cotton ; that is, 
 it was a veiy rich composition of different colours. 
 Upim that part of the ephoti, which came upon 
 the fwo shouldersiof the high-priest, were fwo large 
 precious stones, upon which weie engraven the 
 names of the twelis tribes of Israel, upon each 
 stone SIX names, Exod. 28. 4, 5, 6 . dvc. 
 
 There, where the ephod crossed the high-priest'.i 
 breast, -was a square ornament, called the breast 
 plate, wherein twelve precious stones were .‘et, 
 with the names cf the twelve tribes of Israel en¬ 
 graved on them, one on eaih stone. 'Jhe upper .side 
 if the breast plate was fastened by chains if gold 
 to that part of the ephod which was on the shoulder ; 
 and the lower side of it, by blue laces, to the girdle 
 of the ephod ; for which purpose it had four rings 
 of gold, at the four corners ; that being all fitly 
 joined together, it might aj/penr like one entire 
 garment, Exod. .39. 21. and accordingly, the 
 -whole was .sometimes called and understood by the 
 single word F.phod, 1 Ham. 30. 7. lios. 3. 4. 
 
 'The F’phod worn by common piie.its, which was of 
 linen only, was of the same extent and use, but 
 neither so rich, nor so much adorned. 'This gar¬ 
 ment was worn sometimes by those who, strtctly 
 speaking, -were not priests ; as by Samuel in the 
 tabernacle, when he was but a child, 1 Sam. 2. 
 18. and by David when he brought the ark from 
 the hou'‘e of Obed-l'.dom to Jerusalem, 2 tfam. 
 6 . 14. But, as both these were holy occasions, tt 
 is probable the Ephod was property an holy robe; 
 and neier worn by any, but those who served in 
 some holy employment. 
 
 Some affirm that the .lewish kings had a right to 
 -wear the I'.phod, and to consult the Eord by L'riin 
 and '! hummim. 'Jhey ground their opinion prin¬ 
 cipally on what is said concerning David, 1 Sam, 
 .30. 7- when he came to Ziklag, and found that 
 the Amalekites had pillaged the city, and carried 
 away his and his people's wives, he said to Abia- 
 thar the high-priest. Bring me hither the Ephod, 
 and Abiathar brought thither the Lph.d to 
 David. What follows verse 8 . favours this opi¬ 
 nion. And /Jarfrfenquired at the Lord, saying^ 
 Shall 1 pursue after this troop.' And he answer¬ 
 ed him, Pursue. 
 
 But the generality of commentators are of opinion, 
 that neither David, Saul, nor .loshua, nor any other 
 prince of Israel, dressed them.ielves in the high 
 priest's Ephod, in order to consult God of them¬ 
 selves, and that the passage now related signifies 
 no more tha^. Put on the Ephod, and consult 
 the Lonl for me. Grotius believes, the high 
 priest turned the F'phod, or breast plate, towards 
 David, that he might see with his own eyes, what 
 God should answer to him by the stones upon the 
 breast plate. 
 
 Exod. 25. 7 . stones to be set :n the e. .35. 9, 27 . 
 
 28. 4. they shall make an e. and a robe, 6 . 
 
 8 . curious girdle of e. 27 , 28. 1 .39.5, 20 . Lev. 8 . 7 . 
 
 12 . put them on the shoulders of the e. 25. 
 
 15. make it after the w ork of the e. 39. 8 . 
 
 .31. shalt make the robe of the c. of blue, 39. 22. 
 
 . 39 . 2. he made the e. of gold, blue, and purple 
 Lev. 8. 7- he initthe e. upon him, and girded him 
 Judg. 8. 27 . and Gideon made an e. thi reof 
 17 . 5. the man Micah made an e. and teraphim 
 18.14. that there is in these houses an e. and teraph. 
 1 .Saw. 2. 18. Samuel was girded w ith a linen e. 
 
 28. did 1 choose him to'w ear an e. before me r 
 14. .3. and Ahiah the Lord’s priest wearing an e. 
 
 21. 9. the sword is wrapt in a cloth behind the e. 
 
 22. 18. Doeg slew 85 persons that did wear an e. 
 
 23. 6. Abimelech fleti with an e. in his hand 
 
 9. David said, bring hither the e. .30. 7 . 
 
 Q Ham. 6. 14. David danced before the l.ord, and 
 was girded with a linen e. 1 Chron. 15. 27. 
 IIos. 3. 4. Israel shall abide many days w ithout ane. 
 
 , EPLSFLE 
 
 Is a letter or writing, whereby one person commu¬ 
 nicates his mind to another at a distance ; thus 
 David communicated his mind to .loab in a letter 
 which he sent by the hand of Uriah, 2 Ham. 11. 
 14. 'The holy Apostles likewi.ie communicated to 
 the church by epistles the mind and uill of Gcd, 
 according as the Holy Hpirit inspired and directed 
 them ; which inspired epistles make a part if the 
 Canon of the holy Hcripturcs. And the whole 
 word of God may be called his epistle, because 
 therein he has declared and revealed his mind 
 and will to mankind. 
 
 The apostle Paul writing to the Corinthians, says. 
 Ye arc our epistle written in our hearts, know n 
 and read of all men. Forasmuch as ye are 
 manifestly declared to be the epistle of'Christ 
 ministered by us, written not w ith ink, but with 
 the Spirit ofthe living God, not in tables of sh iie, 
 but in fleshly fables of the heart, 2 Cor. ,3. 2, .3. 
 that IS, } (u are my epistle of commendation ; your 
 conversion to Christianity is a real commtndati'-n 
 of my ministry, and a demonstration of its effi¬ 
 cacy ; J on are written in my heart; I have a 
 hearty affection for you : Xor are you cnly taken 
 notice of by me as a famous church, but all Chris¬ 
 tians look upon you as a church, to the planting 
 and watering of which God hath blessed my la¬ 
 bours. And it appears that ye are our epistle, 
 in that it is evident that C hrist has written hit 
 law in your hearts, by my ministry, which wat 
 made effectual to this end by the Holy Ghost. 
 Alts 1.5. .30. they delivered the e. 23. 33. 
 
 Bom. 16. 22. 1 4 ertius who wrote this e. salute you 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 9 . 1 w rote to you in an e. not to company 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 2. ye are our e. w ritten in our hearts 
 .3. as ye are declared to he tlie e. of Christ 
 
 7 . 8. I perceive that the same e. made you sorry 
 Col. 4. 16. w hen this e. is reatl amongst you, like¬ 
 wise read the e. fronri.aodicca 
 
 1 The.ss. 5. 27 . this e. be read to all the brethren 
 
 2 'Thess. 2.15. been taught w hethcr by word or cure. 
 3. 14. if any man obey not our w ord by this e. 
 
 17 . which is the token in every e. so T write 
 
ERR 
 
 ESC 
 
 EST 
 
 A Pet 3 1 this second e. T now write unto you 
 EPlS'l Li:s. 
 
 o Cor. 3.1. or need wc e. of coininendation to you 
 o Pet 3. lO. as also in all his e. speaking in them 
 EUU/VL. 
 
 Ust.'i. 3. + 8. it is not e. for the king to suffer them 
 /’.(■a/. 17. 2. thine eyes behold the things tliat are e, 
 
 55.13. I<ut it was thou, a man, mine e. my guide 
 Prov. 26. 7. the legs of the lame are not e. 
 
 Isa. 40. 25. to whom then shall 1 be e. ? 46. 5. 
 
 La 'm. 2.13. wliatshall 1 c. to thee, t) virgin daughter 
 Ezci. 18. 25. yet ye say, the way of the J.ord is not 
 e. hear, is not my way e. '/ 20. 1 33. 17, 20. 
 29. O house of Israel, are not my ways e. ? 
 
 33^ 17. but its for tliem, their way is note. 
 
 I)a 7 i. 5. t 21. he made Ids heart e. with the beasts 
 Mat. 20.12. and thou hast made them e. to us 
 Luke‘16. 36. for they are e.io angels, childr. ot God 
 Jo/m 5. 18. making himself c. with God 
 F/iil. 2. 6. he thought it not robbery to be e. with G. 
 Co/. 4.1. masters, give your servants what is e. 
 
 Rev. 21. 16. the breadth and height of the city are e. 
 EQUAL. 
 
 Job 28.17. the gold and the crystal cannot e. it 
 19. the topaz of Ethiopia shall not e. it 
 EQUALliy. 
 
 o Cor. 8.14. but bv an e. that there may be an e. 
 EQUAl.LElH. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.134. he e. my feet with hinds’ feet 
 EQUALIA'. 
 
 Exod .36. 22. one board had two tenons e. distant 
 EQUALS. 
 
 Gal. 1.14.1 profited above many my e. in my nation 
 
 Etouirv. ' 
 
 Psal. 98. 9. he shall judge the people with e. 
 
 99. 4. thou dost esta lish e. thou executestjudgment 
 Prov. 1.3. to receive the instruction of w isdom and e. 
 2. 9. then shalt thou understand judgment and e. 
 17. 26. it is not good to strike princes for 0. 
 peel. 2. 21. there is a man whose labour is in e. 
 
 Isa 11. 4. reprove with e. for the meek of the earth 
 56." 11. thussaith the Lord, keep e. and do justice 
 
 59.14. truth is fallen in street, and e. cannot enter 
 Mic. 3. 9. hear this, ye that pervert all e. 
 
 Mai. 2. 6. he walked with me in peace and e. 
 
 ERE. 
 
 Exod.l. 19. they are delivered c. the mid wives con.e 
 Num.44. 11. how long will it be e. they believe me ? 
 Job 18. 2. how long e. you make an end or words i 
 Jer. 47. 6. Q sword, how longe. thou be quiet i 
 Hos. 8. 5. how long e. they attain to innocency ? 
 
 John 4. 49. Sir, come down e. my child die 
 ERECrEl). 
 
 Gen. 33.20. .lacob e. there an altar, El-Elohe Israel 
 ERRAND. 
 
 Gen. 24. .33.1 wdll not eat till 1 have told rriine e. 
 Jvdg. 3.19. 1 have a secrete, unto thee, O king 
 2 Kings 9.5. he said, 1 have an e. to thee, O capt. 
 ERR. 
 
 2 C/iron. .33. 9. so 'Manasseh made .Tudah to e. 
 
 Job 5. + 24. thou shalt visit thy habitation, and not e. 
 Psal. 95. 10. a [leople that do e. in their heart 
 119. 21. which do e. from thy commandments 
 118. hast trodden them that e. from thy statutes 
 Prov. 5.119. and e. thou alw-ai’S in her love 
 10. +17. he that refuset'i reproof, causeth to e. 
 
 14. 22. do they not e. that devise evil t 
 19. 27. cease to hear instruction that causeth to e. 
 Isa. 3.12. U my people, they which lead thee cause 
 thee to e. and destroy thy paths, 9.16. 
 19. 14. and they have caused Egyi)t to e. 
 
 28. 7. they e. in vision, they stumble in judgment 
 30. 28. there, shall lie a bridle l ausing them to e. 
 
 .35. 8. the wa\ faring men shall not e. therein 
 
 63.17. why bast thou made us to e. from thy ways ’ 
 Jer. 23. 13. tlie prophets inophesied in I’aal, and 
 caused my people Israel to e. Mic. 3. 5. 
 Hos. 4.12. sihrit of w lioredomhath caused them toe. 
 Amos". 4. and their lies caused them to e. 
 
 Mat. 22. 29. lesus said, ye do e. not knowdng the 
 scriptures nor ()Ower ot God, Mar/c 12. 24, 27. 
 Heb. 3. 10. they do always e. in their hearts 
 Jam. 1.16. do not e. my beloved brethren 
 5.19. brethren, if any of you do e. from the truth 
 ERRED. 
 
 Lev. 5. 18. concerning ignorance wherein he e. 
 Nuni. 15.22. ye have e. and not observed these com. 
 
 1 Sara. 26. 21. behold, I have e. exceedingly 
 Job 6. 24. cause me to understand w herein I have e. 
 19.4. belt indeed that 1 have e. mine err. remaineth 
 Psal. 119. 110. yet I e. not from thy precepts 
 Isa. 28. 7. but they also have e. thro’ wine and thro’ 
 strong drink, the irriest and the prophet have e. 
 
 29. 24. they also that e. in spirit shall come 
 
 1 Tim. 6. lo. some coveted they have e. from the faith 
 21. some professing have e. concerning the faith 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. who concerning the truth have e. 
 
 ERRElli. 
 
 Prov. 10. 17. but he that refuseth reproof e. 
 
 Eze/c. 45. 20. so shalt thou do for every one that e. 
 ERROR 
 
 Signifies, [1] A niiuale, or oversight, Eccl. 5. 6. 
 [2] Ial.se doctrine, zv/iich is riot agreeable to the 
 word of God, 1 .lohn 4. 6. [3] Mns of all sorts, 
 
 Psal. 19- 12. lleb. 9 7. [4] Idols, .ler. 10. 15. 
 
 [5] Sins against nature, Rom. 1. 27. [OJ Vn- 
 faithfulnes.s in an oj/ice, Dan. 6. 4. 
 
 The error of Balaam, .hide 11. is covetou.sness, to 
 which the per.sons of whom the apostle .'•pea/cs were 
 excessively addicted, and for the sake of filthy 
 lucre did corrupt the doctrine of Christ ; as Ra- 
 luam, for the sake of gain, taught Ealak to entice 
 the children of Israel to conmiit fornication, and 
 to eat things sacrificed unto idols. 
 
 Job. speaking to his friends, says, Ee it indeed 
 that 1 have erred, mine error remaineth with 
 myself. Job 19. 4. If my opinion in this 
 point he faulty and erroneous, as you pretend 
 it is, it is likely to continue ; I see no cau.se 
 from your reasorei to change my judgment. Or, 
 if 1 have sinned, you see I suffer deeply for 
 mu fi’w, and therefore deserve your pity and 
 
 help, rather than your reproaches, whereby you 
 add affliction to the afflicted. 
 
 K'um. .35.111. the slaver that killeth any by e. 
 
 2 6'am. 6.7. anger kindled, G. smote Uzzah tor hise. 
 Job 19. 4. if erred mine e. remaineth with myselt 
 Eot l. 5. 6. neitlier say thou that it was an e. 
 
 10. 5. there is an evil which 1 have seen as an e. 
 Isa. .32. 6. and to utter e. against the Lord 
 Dan. 3.t29. whospeak e. against (iod ot Shadrach 
 4.1 27. if it may be a healing of thine e. 
 
 6.4. neither was there any e. found in b.im 
 Mat. 27. 64. the laste. shall be worse tlian the first 
 Rom. 1. 27. receiving that recompence ot their e. 
 Jam. 5. 20. con' erteth the sinner from e. ot his way 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. were escaiied Horn them who live in e. 
 
 3.17. ye being led away witli the e. of the wdeked 
 1 .Tohn 4. 0. hereby know we the spirit ot e. 
 
 Jude 11. they have ran greedily after o.ot Balaam 
 ERROR.''. 
 
 Ps. 19.12. who can understand hiso. cleanse me 
 Jer. 10. 15. they are vanity, the work of e. 51.18. 
 Heb. 9.7. which he offered for thee.ot the people 
 ESCAPE. 
 
 Gen. 19.17. e. for thy life, e. to the mountain 
 
 20. O let me e. || 22. haste thee, e. thither 
 .32.8. the otlier company vvhich is left shall e. 
 
 Josh. 8. 22. they let none of them remain or e. 
 
 1 Sam. 27.1. e. into the land of the Philistines 
 
 2 Sam. 15.14. let us flee, for w'e shall not else e. 
 
 . 20. 6. lest Sheba get him fenced cities and e. us 
 
 1 Kint/s 18. 40. let hone of them e. 2 Kmgs 9.15. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 24. if any of the men 1 have brought c. 
 
 19. 31. they that e. out of mount Zion, Isa. 37. 32. 
 
 23.118. they let his bones e. with bones of prophet 
 
 Ezra 9.8. grace been shewn, to leave usaremn. toe. 
 Erth. 4.1.3. think not thou shalt e. in king's house 
 Job W. 0.0. but the wicked shall note, their hope fail 
 Ps. 56.7. shall they e. by iniquity i cast down people 
 71. 2. deli ' er me m thy right, and cause me to e. 
 
 141.10. let the wicked fall, whilst 1 withal e. 
 Prov. 19. 5. he that speaketh lies shall not e. 
 
 Keel. 7. 26. whoso pleaseth God shall e. from her 
 Isa. 20. 6. we flee for help, and how shall we e. 
 
 66. 19. 1 will send those that e. to the nations 
 Jer. 11.11. bring evil on them shall not be able toe. 
 25. .35. nor the princ ipal of the Hock to e. 
 
 32. 4. Zedekiah shall not e. 34. 3. | .38. 18, 2.3. 
 
 42. 17. none tliat go into I gypt shall e. 44.14. 
 
 44. 14. none shall return but s.ich as shall e. 
 
 28. yet a small number that e. the sword 
 
 46. 6. let not the swift flee, nor mighty man e. 
 
 48. 8. the spoiler shall come, no city shall e. 
 
 50.28. voice of them that flee and e. out of Rabylon 
 
 29. let none thereof e. recompense her accordin»' 
 Ezek. 6 . 8. may have some that shall e. the swore! 
 
 9. and they that e. of you shall remember me 
 7.16. they that e. shall e. and be like dov es 
 17.15. shall he e. that doth such things 
 
 18. hath done all these things, he shall not e. 
 
 Dan. 11. 41. but these shall e.'out of his hand 
 
 42. and the land of Egypt shall not e. 
 
 Joel". .3. yea, and nothing shall e. them 
 Obad. 14. to cut off tho e of bis that did e. 
 
 + 17. but on mount Zion shall be they that e. 
 
 Mat. 23. .33. how can ye e. the damnation of hell ? 
 t.ule 21. .36. be accounted worthy to e. these things 
 Acts 27. 42. counsel to kill the prisoners, lest any e. 
 Rom. 2. 3. that thou shalt e. the judgment of God ? 
 1 Cor. 10. 13. but will also make away to e. 
 
 1 T/;ew.5..3. sudden destruction, and the3'shall note. 
 Heb. 2.3. how shall wee. if we neglect so great sal va. 
 12. 25. much more shall not we e. if we turn away 
 E.SUAPE. 
 
 Psal. 55.8. I would hasten my e. from the storm 
 E.SGAPED. . 
 
 Gen. 14.1.3. there came one that had e. and told 
 Exod. 10. 5. the locust eat the residue of what ise. 
 Num. 21.29. hath gi' en his sons that e. into captivity 
 Dent. 2.3.15. not deliver servant e. from his master 
 Judg. .3. 26. and Ehud e. while they tarried 
 29. there e. not a man of them, 1 Sam. 30. 17. 
 
 21. 17. must be an inheritance for them that be e. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 41. .Saul and lonath. taken, but people e. 
 
 19. 10. David fled and e. that night, 12, 18. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. .3. out of the camp of Israel am 1 e. 
 
 4. 6. and Rachab and baanah his brother e. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 20. Hen-hadad the king e. on an horse 
 
 2 Kings 19.30. the remnant that is e. of .1 udah shall 
 
 take root and bear fruit, Isa. .37- 31. 
 
 1 Chron. 4.4.3. they smote the rest that were e. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 7. therefore is the host of Syria e. 
 
 .30. 6. and he will return to you that are e. 
 
 Ezra 9.15. for we remain yet e. as it is this day 
 Nell. 1. 2.1 asked concerning the .lews that had e. 
 J< b 1. 15. 1 only am e. to tell thee, 16, 17, 19. 
 
 19. 20. and 1 am e. with the skin of my teeth 
 Psal. 124. 7. our soul is e. as a bird out of the snare 
 of the fowlers, the snare is bi oken and we are e. 
 Isa. 4. 2. shall be comely for them that are e. of Israel 
 
 10. 20. the remnant and such as are e. of iacob 
 45. 20. draw near, ye that are e. of the nations 
 
 Jer. 41. 15. but Ishniael the son of Nethaniah e. 
 
 51.50. ye that have e. remember the Lord afar off 
 Earn. 2. 22. so that none in that day e. nor remained 
 Ezek. 24. 27. thy mouth be opened to him that is e. 
 .33. 21. that one that had e. came unto me, 22. 
 John 10. 39. but he e. out of their hands 
 Acts‘ 17 . 44. so it came to pass, they e. all safe to land 
 
 28.4. though hee. the sea, yet vengeance suffers not 
 2 Cor. 11. 3.3. 1 was let down and e. his hands 
 Heb. 11.34. through faith e. the edge of the sword 
 12.25. if they e. not who refused him that spake 
 2 Pet. 1.4. e. the corruption that is in the world 
 2.18.allure thro’lusts of flesh those that were cleane. 
 20. after they have e. the pollutions of the world 
 E.SGAPER. 
 
 2 Kings 9. + 15. let no e. go out of the city to tell 
 E.SCAPElll. 
 
 1 Kings\9.yi. him that e. the sword of TTazael shall 
 .lehu slay ; him that e. lehu shall Elisha slay 
 Isa. 15. 9. bring lions upon him that e. of Moab 
 Jer. 48.19. ask her that e. and say, what is done I 
 
 Ezek. 24.26. he that e. in that day shall come to thee 
 Amos 9. 1. he that e. of them shall not be delivered 
 E.SCAPING. 
 
 2 Kings 19. + .30. the e. of the house of .Tudah tliat 
 remaineth shall again take root, Isa. ,37. f 31. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. t 24. they were dead, there was not an e. 
 Ezra 9.14. so that there shouhl be no remnant nore 
 Isa. 4. t 2. the branch be comely tor thee, of Isr. 
 
 .37. t .32. the e. shall go forth out of mount Zic n 
 Jer. 25. + 35. anu e. from the in incipal of the flock 
 ESGII EW. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 11. let him e. evil and do good, seek jieace 
 IbSLllEW ED, 1:1 II. 
 
 Job 1. 1. one that feared (iod and e. evil, 8. I 2. 3. 
 
 E.SPEUIALLV and .SPEC IA LEV. 
 
 Dent. 4.10. s. the day tliou stoodest betore the T.ord 
 .31. 11. a reiiroach e. among my neighbours 
 Acts 25. 26. and .v. before thee, () king ylgripiia 
 26. 3. e. because 1 know thee to be expert 
 Gal. 6. 10. e. lo them of the household of faith 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 10. the .Saviour i. of those that believe 
 5. 8. provide, .f. for them of his own house 
 
 17. e. they who labour in word and doctrine 
 
 2 'Tim. 4.13. thecloke bring, but e. the iiarchments 
 'J'it. 1. lo. deceivers, s. they of the circumcision 
 Pliilem. 16. above aservant,brother beloved,v.tome 
 
 E.SP . 
 
 Josh. 14. 7. Moses sent me toe. out the land 
 Jer. 48.19. stand by wav, and e. ask him thatfieeth 
 ESP 11'.D. 
 
 Gen. 42. 27. he e. his money in his sack’s mouth 
 Ezek. 20. 6. into a land that I had e. for them 
 See Spy, Sp 1 ku. 
 
 E.SPOU.SALS. 
 
 Cant. .3.11. his mother crowned him in day of his e. 
 Jer.1. 2. 1 remember thee, the love of thine e. 
 ESPOUSED. 
 
 Espousing, or betrothing, teas a promise of mar¬ 
 riage made by tiro persons each to other, at such 
 a distance of time aftencards. 'J'h.s was done 
 either by a formal writing or contract in pre¬ 
 sence of witnesses. Or without writing, by the 
 man s giving a piece of silver to the bride before 
 witnesses, and saying to her. Receive this piece 
 of silver as a pledge that at sucTi a time you 
 shall become my spouse, sifter the marriage 
 was thus contracted, the young people had the 
 liberty of seeing each other, which was nut al¬ 
 lowed them before. 
 
 We read. Mat. 1. 18. that when Mary was es¬ 
 poused to Joseph, before they came together, 
 she was found with child of the lioly Ghost. 
 God would have his son to be born of a betrothed 
 virgin, (1) 'That he might not be under the re¬ 
 proach of illegitimacy. (2) 'That his mother 
 
 might not he subjected to the punishment of the 
 judicial law. (3) 'That by the genealogy of 
 Joseph, of whose kindred .\iary was, her pedi¬ 
 gree might also he shewed. (4) That Ubrist might 
 have a guardian in his infancy. 
 
 The union of believers with Christ is expressed 
 under the notion of a marriage, Isa. 54. 5. 
 Hence the apostle tells the Corinthians, 1 have 
 espoused you to one husband, that ijiia3' pre¬ 
 sent you a chaste virgin to Christ, 2 Cor. 11. 2. 
 'The husband is Christ, Mat. 25. 6. 'The virgin 
 bride are all true believers. 'The contract, or 
 marriage-covenant, is made in this life, in making 
 of which faithful ministers are instrumental; 
 1 have espoused you, says the apostle. But the 
 marriage is celebrated in the other world, where 
 believers have uninterrupttd communion with 
 God in Christ, Rev. 19. 7- 
 2 Aam. 3. 14. deliver me my w ife Michal whom I e. 
 Mat. 1. 18. wdien hismother Mary w ase. to Joseph 
 Luke 1. 27. to a virgin e. to a man named Joseph 
 2. 5. .loseph went to be taxed with IMary his e. wife 
 2 Cor. 11. 2. for 1 have e. you lo one husband 
 Es t A E Ll.SlI and .Si A E LlSl 1 
 ■Signifies, [1] 'Jo Jix, or settle, 1 Rings 9.5. [2] 
 To confirm, Num. .30. 13. llom. 1. 11. [3] 'To 
 perform, or make good, Psal. 119. .38. [4) 'To 
 ordain, or appoint, JIal). 1. 12. [5] 'To accom¬ 
 plish and bring to a good ssue, Prov. 20. 18. 
 [6] 'To set up one thing in the room of another. 
 Rom. 10. 3. [7] Jo ratij'y, lieb. 10. 9. 
 
 The Lord shall establish thee an holy peo|)le unto 
 himself. Dent. 28. 9. He shall confirm and 
 establish his covenant with thee, by which he 
 separated thee to himself as an holy and peculiar, 
 people, and shall publicly own thee for such. 
 Establish thou the work of our hantls, Psal. 90.17. 
 that is. Direct us in, and give success to, all our 
 undertakings and endeavours; tarry them on, 
 by thy continual aid and blessing, unto perfec¬ 
 tion. 
 
 Gen. 6. 18. but with thee will 1 e. my covenant, 
 9. 9. I 17. 7- Lev. 26. 9.. k.zek. 16. 62. 
 
 17. 19. I will e. my covenant with him, 21. 
 
 Num. 30. 13. every vow, her husband may e. it 
 Deut. 8. 18, that he may e. his cov enaiit he sware 
 
 28. 9. the L. shall c. thee an holy people to himself 
 
 29. 13. that he may e. tiiee to-day for a people 
 
 '1 isum. 1.23. only the L. e. his word. 2 7.25. 
 
 ‘HSam.7. 12. 1 w HI set up thy seed after thee, 1 will 
 e. his kingdom, 13. 1 ( 'hr. I7. H I 22. U). I 28. 7. 
 1 KingsJ. 4‘21. he set up and i ailed the name ot the 
 right pillar, he shall c. 2 Chn ii. 3. t I7. 
 9. 5. I willc. the throne of tio kingdom 
 
 15.4. to set up his son after him. aiul toe. lerusalcm 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 12. and I will .v. his throne fi.rever 
 
 18. 3. as he went toy. his dominion by Euphrates 
 29. t 18. Q Lord God, .f. their heart unto thee 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 18. then w ill 1 .v. throne of thy kingdom 
 9. 8. because God loved Israel toe. them for ever 
 l st/t.9. 21. to among them the days of Purim 
 Job .36. 7. yea he doth e. them forever, are exalted 
 Psal. 7 . 9. but e. the just l| 48.8. (iod will e. it 
 
 1(1. t 17. thou wilt e. the heart ol the humble 
 87. 5. and the Highest himself shall c. her 
 89. 2. thy faitbtutness shalt thou e. in tlie heavens 
 4. thy seed will I e. forever, and build thy throne 
 
 137 
 
ES T 
 
 ET E 
 
 EVE 
 
 Psal. Q<). 17. e. thou the work of our hands, e. thou it 
 9h. 4 thou (lost e. equity, tliou executest jud^uiient 
 IIU. 3fi. s. tliy word to tliy servant, who is devoted 
 I'rov. lo. lb. he will e. the border of the M'idow 
 9. 7- to e. it with jiidgineiitaud with justice 
 49. d. eive thee for acovenaiitto e. the earth 
 f)‘2. 7. fill he e. and make .lerusalem a praise 
 Jer. 33. 2. the lord that formed it, to e. it 
 r.zek. 16. t)i). 1 will e. an everlastiiiLr covenant 
 Dan. f). 7. have consulted toe. aroyal statute 
 
 8. 0 kiiur, e. the decree, andsien the writing 
 
 11. 14. shall exalt themselv'es to e. the vision 
 Amosb.Xb. love the good,and e. judgment in the gate 
 Horn. 3. 31. do we make void t yea, we e. the law 
 
 10. 3. going about to e. their own righteousness 
 16.2.0. now to him that is of power'to s. you 
 
 1 Thess. 3.2. we sent ! imothy our hrothertoe. you 
 13. to the end he may s. your hearts imblameahle 
 
 2 'I'hes.s. 2.17. .t. you in every good word and work 
 .3. 3. the Lord shall .v. you, and keep you from evil 
 
 lieh. 10.9. takesaway first, that he may <?. second 
 Jam. 5. 8. he .ve also patient, .t. your hearts 
 1 J^et. b. 10. the (iod of all erace .v. settle you 
 LS'l’Ainj.snFd), S'l'A Hid SHED. 
 
 Cen. 9.17. the token of the covenant which 1 have e. 
 41. 32. it is because the thing is e. by (iod 
 F.xod. 6. 4. 1 have also e. my covenant with them 
 
 15. 17- in the sanctuary which thy hands have e. 
 Dent. 32. 6. hath he not made thee, and e. thee ^ 
 
 1 tiam. 3. 20. Samuel was e. a |)rophetof the l.ord 
 13.13. now would the Lord have e. thy kingdom 
 20. 31. thou Shalt not he e. nog thy kingdom 
 
 2 Sam. b. 12. David perceived that the 1.. hacl e. him 
 
 7.26. Lord isdodover Israel, let the nouse of thy 
 
 servant 1 lavid be e. for ever, 1 C/n on. I7. 24. 
 1 Kings 2. 12. aild his kingdom was c. greatly 
 
 24. as the T.ord liveth, which hath e. me 
 46. the kingdom was e. in the hand of .Solomon 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 23. let the thing be e. for ever, 24. 
 
 2 VJiron. 1.9. now, () I.ord (lod, let thy promise be e. 
 
 12. 1. when Ifehoboam had c. the kingdom 
 
 17. 5 the I.ord .c. the, kingdom in his hand 
 
 25. 3. when the kingdom wasc. to him, he slew 
 27. t 6. .Totham e. his ways before the I.ord 
 .30. 5. so they e. a decree to keep the passover 
 Jot) 21. 8. their seed is e. in their sight with them 
 .38. f 10. when 1 e. my decree upon it, and set bars 
 J^sa/. 24. 2. for he hath c. it upon the floods 
 .37.12.3. tlie steps of a good man are e. by the I.ord 
 40. 2. he set my feet on a rock, and c. my goings 
 78. 5. he e. a testimony in lacob, and law in Israel 
 69- the earth he liath e. for ever, .119. 90. 
 
 93. 1. the -world is e. 1| 2. thy throne is e. of old 
 
 101. 1 7- he that telleth lies shall not bee. 
 
 111. +8. his coinniandments are s. for ever 
 
 112. 8. his heart is e. he shall not be afrai(.l 
 140. 11. let not an evil speaker be e. in the earth 
 148. 6. he hath s. the waters for ever ami ever 
 Prov.S.VJ. Lord, by understand, hath e. the heavens 
 
 4.26. ponder thy paths, and let all thy ways bee. 
 
 8. 28. when he e. the clouds above, when he 
 
 12. 3. man shall not be e. by wickedness 
 
 15. 22. in multitude of counsellors they are e. 
 
 16.12. for the throne is e. by righteousness 
 
 20.18. every purpose is e. by counsel, with advice 
 
 24. 3. and by understanding is an house e. 
 
 .30. 4. who hath e. all the ends of the earth 
 
 Isa. 7. 9. if ye will not believe, ye shall not be e. 
 
 16. 5. and in mercy shall thu throne be e. 
 
 45.18. (lod that made th(- earth, he hath e. it 
 Jer. 10.12. he e. the world by his wisdom, 51. 15. 
 2)an. 4. .36. 1 was e. in my kingdom, and majesty 
 Hah. 1.12. O mighty (lod, thou'e.them for correct. 
 il7ar.18.l6. mouthof two witnesses every word be e. 
 Acts 16. 5. so were the churches e. in the faith 
 iiom. 1. 11. impart some gift, to end you may bee. 
 Pol. 2. 7- built up in him, and.f. in the faith 
 Heh. 8. 6. which wase. upon better promises 
 
 13. 9. it is good that the heart be e. with grace 
 2 Pet. 1.12. though ye bee. in the present truth 
 
 Shall he E.S'l'ABLlSHED. 
 
 1. tav. 25. 30. house shall he e. for ever, 2 Sam.. 7.16. 
 Dent. 19.15. at the mouthof two or three witnesses 
 
 shall the matter he e. 2 Cor. 13. 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 20. the kingdom shall he e. in thine hanti 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 16. thine house, thy kingdom, and thy 
 
 throne, shall he e. for ever, 1 Kings 2. 45. 
 
 1 Chr. 17. 14. 1 will settle him in my kingdom, and 
 
 his throne shall he e. for evermore, Putl. 89. ,37. 
 '2 Chr. 20. 20. believe in Lord God, so shall y^ hee. 
 Joh 22. 28. thou shalt decree, and it shallhe'e. 
 
 Psal. 89. 21. with whom my hand shall be e. 
 
 96. 10. the world shall he e. before thee 
 
 102. 28. and their seed shall he e. before thee 
 Prov. 12. 19. the lip of truth shall he e. for ever 
 
 16. 3. commit thy works,and thy thoughts shall bee. 
 
 25. 5. his throne shall he e. for ever, 29. 14. 
 
 Isa. 2. 2. mountain of the T.ord’s house shall he e. 
 16. 5. and in mercy shall the throne he e. 
 
 32. -t t1. and by liberal things shall he hee. 
 
 54. 14. in righteousness shalt thou he e. 
 
 Jer. .30. 20. their congregation shall he e. before me 
 Mic. 4. 1. mountain of house of the I.ord shall he e.. 
 Zech. 5. 11. to build it an house, and it shall hee. 
 E.STALLlSli El'll. 
 
 Hum. .30. 14. he e. all her vows, or all her bonds 
 Prov. 29. 4. the king by judgment e. the land 
 Dan. 6. 15. no decree the kiiig e. may be changed 
 Hah. 2. 12. woe to him that e. a city by iniquity 
 
 2 Cor. 1.21. now he which e. us wifli you in Christ 
 
 ESTABLlSllMElSir. 
 
 2 Chron. 32.1. after the e. Sennacherib came 
 Psal.m). 114. justice and judgment are thee, of thy 
 throne, mercy and truth before thee, 97. t 2. 
 E.STATE, STALE. 
 
 Gen. 43. 7- the man asked us straitly of our.c. 
 
 1 Chron. 17.17. to the e. of a man ot high degree 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 1.3. they set the house of God in his s. 
 Esth. 1. 7. according to the s. of the king 
 
 19. let the king give her royal e. to another 
 
 2. 18. gave gifts according to the s. of the king 
 Job 22. t20. whereas our e. is not cut down 
 
 138 
 
 Psal. 39.5. every man at his best >. altogether vanity 
 1.36. 2.3. who remembered us in our low e. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 23. be diligent to know the.t. of thy flocks 
 28. 2. by a man of knowledge s. shall be prolonged 
 Perl. 1. 16. saying, lo, 1 am come to great e. 
 
 3. 18. conceining thee, of the sons of men 
 Isa. 22. 19. from thy .v. shall h»- pul' thee down 
 I'.'.ek. 16. .55. .‘'amaria shall rfdurn t J her former e. 
 Dan. 11.7. one shall stand up in hu e. 21. 
 
 20. then shall stand up in hisa raiser of taxes 
 .38. but in his e. shall he honour ttie »od of forces 
 Mat. 12. 45. seven other spirits ent^.‘, the last .v. of 
 that man is worse than the first, l.ukeW. 26. 
 Inike 1.48. bath regarded low e. of his handmaiden 
 Acts 22. 5. all e. of the elders doth bear witness 
 Pom. 12. 16. but condescenfl to mer of low e. 
 
 Phil. 2.19. I may be of com fort when I knowyourf. 
 20. like-minded, will naturally care for your s. 
 
 4. 11. learned in whatsoever s. 1 am to be content 
 Col. 4. 7- all my 4-. shall 1 ychicus declare to you 
 
 8. whom I sent, that he might know vour e. 
 
 Jnde 6. the angels which kept not their first e. 
 ESTA'l ES. 
 
 Ezek. .36. 11. I will settle you after your old e. 
 Markb.ll. Herod made a supper to his chiefs. 
 
 E.S I EEM. 
 
 Joh .36. 19. will he e. thy riches ? no not gold 
 Psal. 119. 128. I e. all thj’- precepts to be right 
 Isa. 53. 4. we did e. him smitten of God, afflicted 
 Phil. 2. 3. let each e. other better than them.selves 
 1 'I'hess. 5.13. toe. them highly for their work’s sake 
 1 Pet. 2. 1 17. e. all men, love the brotherhood 
 ES I EEM E.D. 
 
 Dent. 32. 15. and lightly e. the rock of his .salvation 
 1 Sam. 2. 30. they that despise me shall be lightly e. 
 18. 23. seeing I am a (xiormanand lightly c. 
 
 •fah 23. 12. 1 have e. the words of his mouth more 
 Prov. 17. 28. shutteth his lips is e. a man of under¬ 
 standing 
 
 Isa. 29.16.your turning shall bee. as the potters’ clay 
 17. the fruitful field shall be e. as a forest 
 53. .3. he was despised, and we e. him not 
 I,am. 4. 2. how are they e. as earthen pitchers 
 Lnke 16.15. highly e. among men, abominable to G. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 4, set them to judge who are least e. 
 
 _ E.STEEMEIII. 
 
 .loh 41.27. he e. iron as straw, brass as rotten wood 
 Rom. 14. 5. one e, one day above another; another 
 
 e. every day alike 
 
 14. but to him that e. any thing to be unclean 
 E.STEEMltsG. 
 
 Ileb. 11.26. e. the reproach of Christ greater riches 
 liSLLMATE. 
 
 Lev. 27. 14. the priest shall e. it, whether it be good 
 or bad, as the priest shall e. it, so shall itstand 
 ES IT MAT ION. 
 
 Lev. 5.15. bring a ram witli thy e. by shekels ot silver 
 27. 2. the persons shall be for the Lord, by thy e. 
 
 3. thy c. shall be of the male from 20 years, 5. 
 
 This word fonnd often in this Chapter. . 
 
 Nnm. 18.16. from a month old, according to thy e. 
 
 2 Kings 12. t 4. the money of the souls of his e. 
 
 ESTIMATIONS. 
 
 Lev. 27. 25. all thy e. according to the shekel 
 ESTRANGED. 
 
 Joh 19 . 13. mine acquaintance are e. from me 
 Psal. 58. 3. the wicked are e. from the womb 
 78. 30. they were not e. from their lust 
 Jer. 19.4. because they have e. this place, and burnt 
 Ezek. 14.5. because they are a! 1 e. from me thro’ idols 
 ETERNAL. 
 
 The words eternal, everlasting, for ever, are some¬ 
 times taken for a long time, atid are not always 
 to he understood .strictly ; for e.xample. it is said, 
 Gen. 17. 8. I will give to thee and to thy seed 
 the land of Canaan, for -An everlasting possession. 
 Ayid hi c\\AY>. 13. 15. I will give it to thee, and 
 to thy seed for ever; that is, for a long space of 
 time. And in Gen. 49. 26. we find everlasting 
 hills, so called to denote their antiquity, stabilitg, 
 and duratimi; and this expressum is used to 
 shew the long continuance and durahleness of 
 Joseph’s blessing. God promises a throne to 
 David, an eternal kingdom, a posterity that will 
 never be extingnished ; that tV, that his and his 
 sons' empire will he of a very long duration, 2 
 Sam. 7. 16. 1 Chron. i7. 14. that it will be even 
 eternal, if hereby the kingdom of the Messiah 
 be tmderstood. Thus, Thou shalt be our guide 
 from this time forth even for ever, that is, 
 during our whole life. Aiid in many other places 
 of Scripture, and in particular, when the word 
 t()r ever is applied to the Jewish rites and pri¬ 
 vileges, it commonly signifies no more than 
 during the standing of that comnumwealth, or 
 until the coming of the Messiah, Exod. 12. 14, 
 17. Kum. 10. 8. 
 
 Eternity, rchen God is the .subject in question, 
 always denotes a real eternity. Exod. 15. 18. 
 The Lord shall reign for ever and ever. Dent. 
 .32. 40. I lift up my hand to heaven, and say, 
 
 I live for ever. Deut. .33. 27. The eternal God 
 is thy refuge. The blessed will enjoy eternal 
 life and happiness, and reprobates he cast into 
 eternal fire ; the happhiess of the o?ie, and misery 
 of the other, will never have an end. Mat. 25. 
 4G. 'The Son of God is eternal in the highest 
 sen.se, without beginning, without end, 1 'I im. 
 
 1. 17. lie is called a priest for ever after the 
 order of Melchizedek, Psal. lit). 4. His go.'pcl, 
 the everlasting gospel. Rev. lA. 6. The same 
 gospel that was from the beginning, and besides 
 which, there neither is, nor ever shall he, any 
 other doctrine of salcati'm revealed, while the 
 world endureth. The redemption xvhich he has 
 procured for us, is an eternal redemiition, Heh. 
 
 9. 12. Its virtue is of peipetual continuance; 
 such as are redeemed from the guilt and punish¬ 
 ment of sin, are so for ever. ’The Covenant, or 
 New 'Testament, which he confirmed by his blood, 
 is an everlasting covenant. Heh. 13. 20. It is 
 a covenant never to be changed, as the former 
 
 was: Everlafing life is promised in it; and it is 
 of eternal efficacy. The glory and reward which 
 he hath merited for us, is an eternal weight ot 
 glory, 2 Cor. 4. 17. Everlasting habitations, or 
 tents, l.uke 16. 9. are the hahitatioTis appointed 
 by God in heaven for the prede.^^tinated, those 
 chosen to salvation through sanclilication of the 
 Spirit, and belief of the truth. 
 
 Deut. 33.27. the e. G. is thy refuge, and underneath 
 Isa. tK). 15. 1 will make thee an e. excellency 
 Mark 3. 29. but is in danger ot e. damnation 
 Rom. 1. 20. that are made, even his e. power and 
 2 C‘ r. 4. 17. worketh for us an e. weightof glory 
 
 18. but the things -which are not seen are e. 
 b. 1. we have an house e. in the heavens 
 Eplf 3. 11. according to the e. puipose in Christ 
 
 1 'J'lm. 1. 17. unto tl.e King e. l>e honour and glory 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 10. they may obtain salvation with e. glory 
 Heh. 5. 9. he became the author of e. salvation 
 
 6. 2. thedoctrineof baptisms, and of e. judgment 
 
 9. 12. having obtained e. redemption for us 
 
 14. who tl.ro’ t,he e. Spirit offered himself to God 
 
 15. might receive the promise of e. inheritance 
 
 1 Pet. 5.10. G. called us unto his e. glory by Ch. Je. 
 Jude 7. an example, suflering the vengeance ofe. fire 
 El I RNAJ. life. 
 
 Mat. 19.16. what shall I do that I may have e. life ? 
 
 25. 46. but the righteous shall go into life e. 
 
 Mark 10. I7. gcxid .Master, what shall 1 do, that I 
 
 may inherit e. life? Luke 10. 25.1 18.18. 
 .30. he shall rec eive in the world to come e. life 
 Johjib. 15. believeth in him should have e. life 
 
 4. .36. and gathereth fruit unto life e. 
 
 5. .39. search s< riptures, for in them ye have e. life 
 
 6. 54. whoso drinkefh mj- blood hath e. life 
 
 68. to whom shall we go r thou hast words ofe. life 
 
 10. 28. I give unto my sheep e. life never perisli 
 
 12. 25. that hateth his life, shall keep it toe. life 
 
 17. 2. he should give e. life to as many as given him 
 
 3. this is lifee. that they might know tliee and .'^on 
 Acts 13.48. many as were ordained to e. life believed 
 Rom. 2. 7- to them who seek for glory e. life 
 5. 21. even so might grace reign to e. life by Jesus 
 6^23. but the gift ofG. 'KC.life thro’Jesus ■ hrist 
 1 Tim. 6. 12. 0 man of God, fay hold on e. life, I9, 
 Tit. 1. 2. in hope of e. life, which God promised 
 3. 7- be made heirs according to the hope of e. life 
 1 John!. 2. e. life wldch was with the Lather 
 2. 25. this is the promise he promi.sed, even e. life 
 3.15. no murderer hath e. /i/e abiding in him 
 5. 11. tlie record that God hath given to us e. life 
 
 13. that ye may know that ye liave e. life 
 
 20. this is the true God, and e. life 
 
 Jude 21. looking for the mercy of Lord unto e. life 
 E'LERNITY. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.5. -f 29. also the e. of Israel will not lie 
 ha. 57. 15. the high and lofty One that inhabiteth e. 
 Jer. 10. t 10. the Lord is the true God, i\ing ofe. 
 Mic. 5, t 2. -whose goings have been from days of e. 
 
 EVA.VGELIST. 
 
 Act.f21.8. we entered into the house of Philip tlie 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. but watch thou, do the work of an e. 
 
 EVANGELLST.S. 
 
 Epk. 4. 11. he gave some apostles and some e. 
 EVEN. 
 
 Gen. 19.1. there came two angels to ?cxlom at e. 
 Exod. 12. 18. on fourteenth day of the month at e. 
 
 16. 6. l\Iosessaid,a’te. thenshallye know that Lord 
 12. ate. eat flesh || 13. ate. the quails came 
 18.14. the people stand by thee from moniing fo e. 
 .30. 8. and when Aaron lighteth the lamps at e. 
 
 Lev. 11.24. shall be unclean until e. 25, 27, 28, 31, 
 .39. 40. I 14. 46. 1 15. 5,6.7, 1 17-15. | 22. 
 
 6. I Niim. 19. 7, 8, 10, 21, 22. 
 
 23. 5. the fourteenth day of first month, at e. is the 
 
 Lord’s passover, iCum. 9. 3. Deut. 16. 6. 
 Nx'm. 9. 11. the 14th dai' of the second month ate. 
 
 21. when the cloud abode from e. to morning 
 
 19. 19. bathe himself in water, shall be clean at e. 
 Deut. 28.67. fhoii shalt say, would God it were e. 
 Judg. 20. 23. they wept before the Ixird till e. 
 
 26. they wept and fasted till e. 2 Sam. 1. 12. 
 
 21. 2. the people abode till e. before God, ;uid wept 
 Ruth 2. 17. so Ruth gleaned in the field until e. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 5. 1 mav hide myself unto third dax' at e. 
 
 1 Kings 22. .35. Allah died at e. 2 Chron. 18. 34. 
 
 1 Chr. 23. .30. praise the Lord everj- morning and e, 
 Ezek. 12. 4. thou slialt go forth at e. in their sight 
 
 7. in the e. 1 digged thro’ the wall w ith my hand 
 
 24. 18. 1 spake to people, and at e. m3' wife diet! 
 Mat. 8. 16. wlien the e. was come, 20. 8. I 26. 20. 
 
 I 27. 57. Mark 4. .35. | 6. 47. | 11. 19. 115. 42. 
 Mark 1. .32. at e. they hrouglit to him the discasecl 
 13. 35. at e. at midnight, or at cock-crow ing 
 John 6. 16. when e. was come, disciples w ent down 
 EVEN. 
 
 1 A tngs 1.48. sit on my tin one, mine ex'es e. seeing it 
 Prov. 22. 19. 1 made know 11 to thee, e. fo thee 
 ha. 44. 28. e. saying to Jerusal. thou shalt be built 
 56. 5. c. to them w ill 1 give a name liettei than 
 Ezek. 20. 11. which if a man do, be sliall c. live 
 
 21.13. what if the sword contemns, the lod 
 Rom. 8. 23. e. w e oui-selves groan w ithin ourselves 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 14. doth note, nature itself teach 3’ou c 
 15. 24. deliver, up the kingd. to God, e. the 1 ather 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 3. blessed lie God, e. the Father of our IM. 
 
 10.13. hath distributed a measure to reach e. to 3 ou 
 Phil. 2. 8. obedient to death, e. the death of thecioss 
 
 EVEN. 
 
 Exod. 27. 5. that the net mav be e. to midst of altar 
 Joh 31. 6. let me be weighed in an e. balance 
 Psal. 20. 12. my foot standefh in an e. place 
 Cant. 4. 2. teeth likea flock ofsheep that are e. shorn 
 Luke 19.44. eneinie.s.shall lay thee e. with the ground 
 L.VEMNG. 
 
 Gen. 8.11. and the dove came in to him in the e. 
 
 .30. 16. Jacobcame out of ihe field in the e. 
 
 Exod. 12. 6. assemhlv of Israel shall kill it in the e. 
 Deut. 23. 11. but when c. cometh, .shall wash hims. 
 Josh. 10.26. the3' were hanging 011 the trees until c. 
 Judg. 19. 9. now the day draweth towai'dsc. 
 
 1 Sam. 14.24. cursed be the man that eateth till e. 
 
EVE 
 
 EVE 
 
 EVE 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 17. David smote them to e. of next day 
 fMh 14. in the e. she went, and on the morrow 
 Johi. 14. when shall 1 rise, and the e. be measured ? 
 F.\a’. 59- 6. they return at e. they make a noise 
 14. at e. let them return and make a noise 
 90. 6. in tlie e. it is cut down and withereth 
 104. 23. man soeth forth to his labour until the e. 
 Prov. 7. 9. he went the way to her house in the e. 
 
 E cl 11. 6. in the e. withhold not thine hand 
 Jer. 6. 4. the shadows of tlie e. are stretched out 
 Esek. .33. 22. the hand of Lord was on me in the e. 
 
 46. 2. but the sate shall not be shut till the e. 
 
 Ztph. 2.7. in Ashkelon shall they lie down in the e. 
 Mat. 14.2.3. when e. was come, lie was there alone 
 
 10. 2. when it is e. ve ^y, it will lie fair weather 
 Mack 14. 17. in the'e. hecometh with the twelve 
 Lvke 24. 29. abide with us, for it is towards e. 
 JohniO. 19. the same flay at e. came .lesus and stood 
 EVEiNI.NG, with morninr/. 
 
 Gen. 1. 5. the e. and morning were the first day 
 
 8. the second dav II13. third day 11 19. fourth day 
 
 2.3. the fifth dav'll .31. were the sixth day 
 
 Erod. 18.13. peoi)le stood by IMoses from wera. toe. 
 27. 21. shall order it from e. to morn. Lev. 24. .3. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 16. Phiilistine drew near morning and e. 
 
 1 Kings 17. G. brought him bread morning and e. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 40. to offer burnt-offerings morning and 
 e. 2 Lhr. 2. 4. 1 13. 11. | 31. 3. Ezra 3. 3. 
 Job 4. 20. they are destroyed from morning to e. 
 Psal. .30. f 5. weepins in the e. joy in the morning 
 .Go. 17. e. and morning, and at noon, will T pray 
 65. 8. the out-goinss of morning and e. to rejoice 
 Pan. 8.114. to 2.3(H) e. morning sanctuary' cleans. 
 
 26. the vision of the«. and morning is true 
 Jlcts 28. 23. persuading them from morning to e. 
 
 EV KIs 1 i\ G, Adjective. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 29. they prophesied till the e. sacrifice 
 36. at the time of the olfering of the e. sacrifice 
 
 2 Kings 16.15. on great altar burn e. meat-offering 
 Ezra 9. 4. 1 sat astonished until the e. sacrifice 
 
 5. at e. sacrifice 1 arose from my heaviness 
 Psal. 141. 2. let my prayer be as the e. sacrifice 
 Pan. 9. 21. touched me about the time, of c. oblation 
 Jiah. 1. 8. and are more fierce than the e. woh es 
 Zepli. .3. .3. her judges are e. wolv'es, they enaw not 
 Zech. 14.7. come to"pass, that at e. time shall be light 
 EVMNIISG.S. 
 
 Exod. 12. + 6. shall kill it between the two e. 
 
 Kvm. 9. f 3. keep the passover between the two e. 
 
 28.14. offer the other lamb between the two e. 
 
 Jer. 5. 6. and a wolf of the e. shall spoil them 
 EVEIs" 1. 
 
 Eccl. 2.14. one e. happeneth to them all, 9.. 3. 
 
 9. 2. there is one e. to the righteous and wicked 
 
 EVEIS’-TIDE, or EVKIS IIs G-i IDE. 
 
 Gen. 24. 63. Isaac went out to meditate at the e. 
 Josh. 7. 6. .loshua fell on his face till the e. 
 
 8.29. and the king of Ai he hanged on a tree till e. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 2. in an e. David walked on the top 
 Jsa. 17. 14. behold, at e. trouble, and before 
 Mark 11. 11. now the e. was come, .lesus went out 
 Acts 4. 3. they put them in hold, for it was now e. 
 EVER. 
 
 Lev. 6.13. the fire shall e. be burning on the altar 
 Kum. 22. .30. hast ridden on, e. since 1 was thine 
 Pent. 4. .3.3. did e. people hear the voice of God ? 
 
 19. 9. to love God, and to walk e. in his ways 
 Jndg. 11. 25. did e. fight aeainst Israel ? 
 
 1 Kings 5. 1. for Hiram was e. a lover of David 
 J0A4.7. remember, w hoe. perished, being innocent ? 
 Ps. 5.11. those that trust, let them e. shout for joy 
 25. 6. thj' tender mercies have been e. of old 
 15. mine eyes are e. towards Lord, shall pluck 
 .37. 26. he is e. merciful, and lendeth,seed blessed 
 51. .3. my transgressions and my sin is e. before me 
 90. 2. or e. thou hadst formed earth, Prov. 8. 2.3. 
 111. 5. he will e. be mindful of his covenant 
 119. 98. thy commandments are e. with me 
 Cant. 6.12. or e. 1 was aw are, my soul made me like 
 Jsa. 28. 28. because he w ill not e. be threshing it 
 33. 20. not one of the stakes shall e. be removed 
 Pan. 6. 24. or e. they came at the bottom of the den 
 Joel 2. 2. hath not been c. the like nor any more 
 Mat. 24. 21. such as was not, no, nor e. shall be 
 Mark 15. 8. to desire him to do as he had e. done 
 I.uke 15. 31. and he said, son, thou art e. with me 
 John 4. 29. a man told me all thinus that e. T (lid, .39. 
 8. .35. servant abideth not, but the Son abideth e. 
 
 10. 8. all that e. came before me are thieves 
 18. 20. 1 e. taught in the synagogue and temple 
 
 Acts 2.3. 15. we, or e. he come, are ready to kill him 
 Eph. 5. 29. for no man e. vet hated his own flesh 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 17. and so shall wee. be with the Lord 
 5.15. but e. follow that which is good 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 7. e. learning, and never able to come 
 lleh. 7. 24. but this man, because he centinueth e 
 
 25. seeing e. liveth to make intercession for them 
 Jude 25. to God our Saviour be glory, now and e. 
 See Endureth. 
 
 For EVER. 
 
 See Signification on Eternal. 
 
 Gen. 13.15. to thee will 1 give it and thy seed for e. 
 43. 9. then let me bear the blame for e. 44. .32. 
 Exod. .3.15. this is my name/or e. and my memorial 
 
 12. 14. keep it a feast by an ordinance for e. 1”. 
 
 24. an ordinance to thee, and to thy sons/ore. 
 
 14. 13. ye shall see them again no more/or e. 
 
 19. 9. tnat the people may believe thee/or e. 
 
 21. 6. bore his ear, and he shall serve him for e. 
 31. 17. it is asiarn between me and Tsrael/or e. 
 
 32.1.3. give this land, and they shall inherit it for e 
 
 Lev. 25. 2.3. the land shall not be sold for e. is mine 
 .30. the house shall be established for e. to him 
 46. they shall be your bondmen for e. 
 
 Kvm. 10. 8. for an ordinance for e. 15.15.1 18. 8. 
 
 18.19. it IS a covenant of salt for e. unto thee 
 24. 20. he said, Amalek shall perish fore. 
 
 24. shall afflict rber, he also shall perish fore. 
 Pent. 4. 40. the earth which God giveth thee for 
 5. 29. it might be well with them for e. 12. 28. 
 
 13.16. it shall be an heapp' ‘ m.— 
 
 15. 17. take an awl, he sha 
 
 e. 
 
 p/or e. not built acain 
 lall be thy servant/or e. 
 
 Pent. 18.5. God hath chosen him and his sons/or e. 
 
 2.3. 6. thou shalt not seek their peace/or e. 
 
 28. 46. they shall be upon thee fora sign/or 
 2*». 29. those things revealed belong to us/or e. 
 
 j'slt. 4.7. these sfchies shall be for a memorial/or e. 
 
 24. that j'e might fear the Lord yourGod/oro. 
 
 8. 28. .Joshua burnt Ai, and made it an heap/or e. 
 
 14. 9. tl-.e land shall be thine inheritance for e. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 22. appear before the J.ord and abide/ore. 
 
 2. .30. I said, thy house should walk before me fore. 
 .32. there shall not be an old man in house/or e. 
 
 35. he shall walk before mine Anointed/or e. 
 
 3. 1.3. that I will iudge his house/ore. for iniouity 
 14. iniquity of Eli's house shall not be purge:!/, e. 
 
 20. 15. tnoLi shalt not cut otf thy kindness/or e. 
 
 23. the Lord be betw'een thee and me for e. 42. 
 
 7. 12. therefore he shall be my servant/ore. 
 
 28. 2. I will make thee keeper of mine head/or e. 
 
 2 Sam .2.26. A bner said, shall the sword devour/, e. 't 
 .3. 28. I and my kinetd. arc guiltless before L./or e. 
 
 7. 24. thou hast confirmed Israel to thee/or e. 
 
 26. and let thy name be magnified/or e. 
 
 29. that his house may continue/ore. before thee 
 
 1 Kings 8.13. settled place for thee to abide in/or e. 
 
 9. 3. this house built, to put my name there/or e. 
 
 10. 9. because the Lord loved Israel /or c.therefore 
 
 11. .3/ I will afflict David’s seed, but not for e. 
 
 12. 7. they will be thy servants/or e. 2 Chr. 10. 7. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 27. leprosy cleave to thee and seed for e. 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 22. didst thou make thine own/or e. 
 
 2.3.1.3. he and sons/or e. to burn incense before L. 
 28. 9. if forsake him, he will cast thee otf/or e. 
 
 29.18. O I.ord God of Israel, keep this/or e. 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 16. that my name may be there for e. 
 
 21.7. he promised to give a light to his sons for e. 
 .30.8. his sanctuary which he hathsanctified/oro. 
 
 .3.3. 4. in .Terusalem shall my name before. 
 
 A'eh. 1.3. 1. not come into congregation of God fore. 
 Job 4. 20. they perish/ore. without any regarding it 
 
 14.20. thou prevailest fore. ag. him,andhepasseth 
 
 19. 24. graven with iron pen in the rock/or e. 
 
 20. 7. yet he shall perish for e. like his own dun^ 
 
 23. 7. so should I be del ivered fore, from my judge 
 .36.7. yea, he doth establish them/or e. 
 
 Psal. 9. 7. butthe Lord shall endure/or e. 
 
 18. the expectation of poor shall not perish/or e. 
 12. 7. G Lord, thou shalt preserve them for e. 
 
 1.3. 1. how long wilt thou forget me, t) L.for e.? 
 1/ 9. the fear of the Lord is clean, enduring/or e. 
 
 21. 6. thou hast made him most blessed /or e. 
 
 2.3. 6. 1 will dwell in the house ofthe Lord/or e. 
 
 28. 9. feed them also, and lift them up/or 0. 
 
 29. 10. yea, the 1 ord sitteth king/or e. 
 
 .30. 12. 1 will give thanks to thee/or e. 79. 13. 
 .3.3.11. the counsel of the Lord standeth fore. 
 
 37. 18. and their inheritance shall bejore. 
 
 28. and his saints are preserved/or e. 
 
 29. the righteous shall dwell in the land for e. 
 
 41. 12. thou settest me before thy face for e. 
 
 44.8. and we praise thy name/or 0. Selah 
 
 2.3. awake, G Lord, arise, cast us not off/or e. 
 
 45. 2. therefore God hath blessed thee/or e. 
 
 49.8. for the redemption of their soul ceaseth/or e. 
 
 II. thought is. that theii-houses continue/or e. 
 
 52. 5. God shall likewise destroy thee/or e. 
 
 9. 1 w^ll praise thee fore. 1 will wait on thy name 
 61. 4. iwill abide in thy tabernacle/or e. 
 
 7. he shall abide before God for e. prepare mercy 
 
 8. 1 will sing praise unto thy name/or e. 
 
 66. 7. heruleth by his power/or e. 
 
 68. 16. yea, the Lord wdl dwell in it/or e. 
 
 72. 17. his name shall endure for e. be continued 
 
 19. and bless-d be his glorious name for e. 
 
 73.26. but God ismy strength and portion/ore. 
 
 74. 1. O God, wdiy hast thou cast us off/or e. ? 
 
 10. shall the enemy blaspheme thy name for e. ? 
 19. forget not the congregation of thy poor/or e. 
 
 75. 9. I will declare for e. I will sing praises to G. 
 77. 7. will L. cast oft for e. ? favoui able no more 
 
 8. is mercy clean gone/or e. ? doth promise tail t 
 79. 5. how long. Lord, wilt thou be angry ' for e. ? 
 81. 15. but their time should have endured for e. 
 83. 17. let them beconldunded and troubled fore. 
 
 8.5. 5. wilt thou be angry with us for e. ? 
 
 89. 1.1 w’ill sing ofthe mercies of the Lord/or e. 
 
 2. I have said,"mercy shall be built up fore. 
 
 29. his seed also wdll I make to end ure/or e. .36. 
 46. how long wdlt thou hide thyself ' for e.? 
 
 92. 7. it is that they shall be destroyed for e. 
 
 93. 5. holiness hecometh thine house, G L.for e. 
 
 10.3. 9. neither will he keep his anger/ore. 
 
 105. 8. he hath l emembered his covenant/or e. 
 
 110. 4. thou art a priest for e. after the order of 
 
 IVlelchizedek, Heb.o.fi. I 6. 20. 1 7. 17,21. 
 
 III. 9. he hath commanded his covenant/or e 
 112. G.suiely he shall not be moved/or e. 
 
 119.89./or e. O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven 
 125. 2. from henceforth even for c. 131. .3. Jsa 9.7 
 1.32.14. this ismy rest/or c. here will 1 dwell 
 146. 6. the T.ordwho keepeth truth/or e. 
 
 10. the I/ird shall reign/or e. even thy God 
 Prov. 27. 24. for riches are not/ore. 
 
 F.ccl. 2.16. no remembr. of wise more than fool/or e. 
 .3.14. whatsoever God doth, it shall be for e. 
 
 9.6. nor have they more a portion/ore. in any tiling 
 Jsa. 26. 4. trust ye in Lord for e. for in T.. lehovah 
 
 .32.17. of righteousn. quietness,and assurance/ore. 
 .34. 10. the smoke thereof shall gm up/or e. 
 
 17. shall i)ossessit for e. from generation to gener. 
 
 40.8. but the word of our God shall stand for e. 
 
 41. 7. and thou said.st, I shall be a lady/or e. 
 
 51.6. but my salvation shall t<e fore, and righteous. 
 8. Jnit niy righteousness shall be for e. and salvat. 
 
 .57.16. will not contend fore, nor be always wroth 
 
 59. 21. and my words shall not depart for e. 
 
 60. 21. thy people shall inherit the land for e. 
 
 64.9. be not wroth nor remember iniquity/or e. 
 65.18. J)e glad and rejoice for e. in what 1 create 
 
 Jer. 3. 5. will he reserve his anger/ore. ? 
 
 12. 1 am merciful. 1 will not keep anger/ore. 
 
 17. 4. ye kindled a fire which shall burn for e. 
 
 25. Jerusalem and this city shall remain/or e. 
 
 Jer. .31.40. it shall not be plucked up any more/or e. 
 
 .32. .39. give one heart that they may fear me /or e. 
 
 3.5. 6. Jonadab said, ye .shall drink no w ine/br 
 
 19. Jonadab shall not want a man before me for e. 
 
 49. ,3.3.11 azoi be for dragons and a desolation/br c. 
 
 .50.39. shall be no more inhabited for 51.26, 62. 
 
 Lam. .3. .31. for the Lord will not cast olf/br e. 
 
 5. 19. thou, G L. remainest/or e. thy throne 
 
 20. wherefore dost thou forget ns/br e. ' 
 
 Ezek. .37.25. they and their childr. shall dwell for e 
 
 and my servant Da id shall be their prince/br 
 43.7. I will dwell in the midst of Israel jore.9 
 Pan.1. 44. but his kingdom shall stand fore. 
 
 4. .34.1 praised and honoured him that livelli for e. 
 
 6.26. G. of Daniel, he is li\ ing G.and siedfast fore 
 7.18. saints of most High shall possess kingd. Jbr <?. 
 
 12. 7. and sware by him that livcth Jor e. 
 
 JIos. 2.19. I will betroth thee unto me for e. in rigid. 
 Joel .3. 20. but .lud. shall dwell/br e. and .lerusalem 
 Amos 1. 11. Edom cast off pity and kept wrath fore. 
 Obad. 10. Edom, thou shalt be cut oft'/ar e. 
 
 Jonah 2. 6. earth with her bars w-as about me for e. 
 Mic. 2. 9. ye have taken away my glory for e. 
 
 4. 7. and the I.ord shall reign oser them fore. 
 
 7.18. retaineth not anger/br e. delights in mercy 
 Mai. 1. 4. against whom L. hath indignation fore. 
 Mat.6. 13. for thine is the power and glory fore. 
 
 21.19. no fruit grow on thee fore. lUa/Ell. 14. 
 
 Luke 1. .33. ami he shall reign over Jacob/br 
 
 .55. as he spake to Abraham and his seed for e. 
 JolmS.So. servant abideth not in the house/br e. 
 
 12. .34. we have heard that Christ abideth for e. 
 
 14.16. the Comforter may abide wdth you for e. 
 
 Pom. 1. 25. more than Creator, wLo is blessed for e. 
 
 9. 5. Christ, who is over all, God blessed for e. 
 
 li. 36. to whom be glory for e. amen, 16. 27. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 9. his righteousness lemaineth for e. 
 
 Philem. 15. that thou shouldest receive him/lm e. 
 lleb. 10. \Q..fore. sat down on the right hand of God 
 14. he penected for e. them that are sanctified 
 
 13. 8. Jesus Christ, the same to-day and for e. 
 
 1 DeM.23. the word of God, w hich liveth Jor e. 
 
 25. but the W'ord of the Lord endureth/er e. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17. are clouds carried with a tempest, to 
 
 wdiom mist of darkness is reserved Jor e. Jndt 1.3. 
 
 2 John 2. for truth’s sake which shall be with us Jor e. 
 See Establish, Established. 
 
 Live for EVER. 
 
 Gen. 3.22. lest he eat of tree of life and live for e. 
 Dent. ,32.40.1 lift up my hand and say, I live for e. 
 
 1 A'«w<7.vl..31.sauE, letmy lord kingl lavid live fore. 
 Neh. 2. .3. I said to the king, let the king live for e. 
 
 Ps. 22.26. praise the L. your hearts shall live Jor e. 
 49.9. that he should still live fore, not see 
 l)an. 2. 4. O king, live for e. 3. 9.1 5.10. | 6. 6, 21. 
 Zech. 1.5. and the prophets, do they live for e. ' 
 Julinb. 51.1 am the. living bread from heaven, if any 
 man eat of this bread he shall live Jor e. 58. 
 For EVER and LIVER. 
 
 Exod. 15.18. the Lord shall reign/or e. and e. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 36. blessed be God/bro. and e. people 
 said amen, and praised Lord, 29.10. Plan. 2. 20. 
 Keh. 9.5. bless the Lord your God for e. and e. 
 Psal. 9.5. thou hai5t put out their name for e. and e. 
 
 10.16. the Lord is King Jor e. and e. the heathen 
 
 21. 4. thou gavest him length of days/or e. and e. 
 45. 6. thy throne, O God, is/or e. and e. 
 
 17. the people shall praise thee/or e. and e. 
 
 48. 14. for this God is our God /or e. and e. 
 
 52. 8. I trust in the mercy of God/or e. and e. 
 111.8. they stand fast/or e. and e. ai e done in truth 
 119.44. so shall 1 keep thy law/or e. and e. 
 
 145. 1. and I will bless thy name for e. and e. 
 
 2. and I will praise thy name/or e. ande. 21. 
 
 148. 6. he hath also stablished them for e. and e. 
 Jsa. .30.8. that it may be for time to come,/or e.ande. 
 .34.10. none shall pass through it for e. and e. 
 
 Jer. 7.7. dwell in the land that I gave Jor e. ande. 
 
 25.5. L. given to you and your fathers/or e. and e. 
 Dan.l. 18. shall possess the kingdom/or e. and e, 
 
 12. .3. they shall shine as the stars/or e. and e. 
 
 Mic. 4. 5. will walk in the name of G. for e. ande. 
 Gal. 1. 5. of God, to w'hom be glory for c. and e. 
 
 Phil. 4. 20. 1 Tim. 1.17. 2 Tim '. 4. 18. lleb. 1.3. 21. 
 lleb. 1.8. he saith, thy throne, G God, is J'ore. ande. 
 Pev. 4. 9. to him that sat on the throne, who liveth 
 for e. and e. 10. | 5. 14. 1 10. 6. | 15. 7» 
 5.13. and honour be to the I.amh J'ore. ande. 
 
 7.12. and power be unto our God fore, and e. 
 
 11. 15. an(l Clirist shall reign/br e. and e. 
 
 14. 11. the smoke ascendeth/or e. and e. 19. 3. 
 
 20.10. shall be torment, day and night/or e. and e. 
 
 22. 5. and they shall reign//r e. and e. 
 
 Statute for i-A'ER. 
 
 Exod. 27. 21. it shall fie a statute Jor e. 28. 4.3. 1 30. 
 21. Lev. 6. 18.1 10. 9.1 17.7.1 2.3. 14, 21,31, 
 41. I 24. .3. Sum. 18. 23. 
 29. 28. it shall be by -a. statute fore. I.ev. 7. .3-1. 36. 
 
 I 10. 15. I 16. .31. Nnm. 18. 11, 19 
 L^cv. 6. 22. it is a statute for e. unto the la-ird 
 Nnm. 19. 10. to the stranger for a statute Jor e. 
 EVERLA.STING. 
 f^ee Signification on Eternil. 
 
 Gen. 17. 8. land of Canaan for an e. pcs.sess. 48. 4. 
 21.33. llie e. God, /.(«. 40. 28. Norn. 16.26, 
 
 49. 26. to the utmost bound of the e. hills 
 Exod. 40. 15. an c. priesthood, Kum. 2.5. 1.3. 
 
 I.ev. 16. .31. be an e. statute Pent. .33.27. c. arms 
 Ps. 24. 7. be lift up, ve e. doors.9. II100. 5. iimrcy e. 
 112.6. the ligbteous shall be in f. remen.Iirance 
 119.142. thy righteousness is an 0. righteous. 144. 
 1.39. 24. scare li me, G God, and lead me in w ay e. 
 
 145.1.3. thv kingdom is an c. kingdom, dominkm 
 thro’all ge'.wrat. Iran. 4.'4. 17.27. 2 Pet. 1. 11. 
 Prov. 10. 2.5. but the righteous is an e. foundation 
 l-'n. 9. 6. In': name shall be railed, the e. Lather 
 26. 4. in the l ord Jfho'. ah is (. strength 
 33.14. who among usslu il dwell w ith e. fiurnings ? 
 .35. 10. thev shall come ith (’. ioy. 51.11. I fil.?. 
 4.5.17. with e. salvation |l 51.8. w ith e. kindness 
 .55.13. for an e sign : .5ti. 5. an e. name. 63. 12. 
 
 60. 19. the Lord shall be unto thee an e. light 20. 
 
 139 
 
E V E 
 
 E V I 
 
 EVI 
 
 Jer. 10 . 10 . God is an e. Kins || 20 . 11 . confusion 
 2 .>. - 10 . 1 will I rinii an c. rcpiHMcli upon you 
 ." 1 . .‘ 1 . yea 1 have loved thee with an e. love 
 
 51. t C 6 . hut tluiu shalt he c. desolations 
 
 Dan. 4. ;51. whose dominion is an e. domin. 7 . 14. 
 Jlnh. ;>. ('). the c. mountains were scattered 
 Mat. Id. d. to he cast into e. fire, 25, 41. 
 
 25. 4(). these shall go away into e. punishment 
 l.nke 10 . y. they may receive you into e. hahttations 
 2 r/iesi. l.y. who shall he punish, with e. destruc. 
 2 . 10 . loved us, and hath gnen us e. consolation 
 1 Tim. 0.10. to whom be Imnour and pow’er e. 
 Jude 0. the angels he hath reserved in c. chains 
 Ilev. 14. 6 . having the e. gos|jel to preach to them 
 dee COVKNA.NT. 
 
 From K\" E K 1. A .S'l' 1 N G. 
 
 Ps. 41.13. blessed be G. frame, toeverlast. 100.48. 
 90. 2 . evcnjrom e. toeverla-stine thou art (Jod 
 93. 2. thy throne is of old, thou art from c. 
 
 103. 17 . hut the mercy of the Lxl. is from e. to ever. 
 Prov. 8.23.1 was set ip) from e. or ever the earth was 
 Jsa. 03. 10. O l,or;l, thy name is from e. 
 iMic. 5. 2. W'hose goings forth have been from e. 
 llab. 1 . 12. art thou not frame. () lord my God ^ 
 KVEKJ.A.STI>;G Ufe. 
 
 J)rtw.l 2 . 2 . awake, some to e. /de,some to ever.shame 
 
 19 . 29 . and shall inherits, life 
 l.nke W. 30. and in the world to come e. life 
 John 3.10. whoso helieveth should havec. ///«,.30. 
 
 4.14. in him a wellof water spriniiimr up toe. life 
 5.24. he thatheareth my words hath e. hfe 
 6. 27 . labour for the meat which endurethtoe. life 
 40. every one who seeth the Son may have e.life 
 47 . he that helieveth on me hath e. I fe 
 12. 50. 1 know that his commandment is life e. 
 diets 13. 46. judee j ourselves unworthy of c. life 
 Pom. 0.22. being free from sin.ye have the end e. life 
 Gal. 6. 8. soweth to Spirit, shall of Spirit reap lifee. 
 
 1 2V//J.1.16. should hereafter believe on him to hfe e 
 
 EVER.MO RE. 
 
 Dent. 28. 29. thou shalt be oppressed and spoiled e. 
 
 2 Idam. 22. 51. he sheweth mercy unto David e. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 37 . ye shall observe to do for e. 
 
 2 Clir. 17 .-14. his throne shall be established for e. 
 Psal. 10.11. atright hand there are pleasures fore." 
 
 18. 50. sheweth mercy to David and his seed for'e. 
 . 37 . 27 . depart from evil, do good, and dwell fore. 
 77 . 8. is mercy gone r doth his j)romise fail for e. ' • 
 86. 12. I will praise and glorify thy name for e. 
 89. 28. my mercy will I keep for him for e. 
 
 52. blessed be the I.ord for e. amen and amen 
 92. 8. but thou, I.ord, art most high for e. 
 
 105. 4. seek the Lord, seek his face e. 
 
 106. 31. was counted to him for righteousn. for e. 
 113. 2. ble.ssed be the name of the^’T ord for e. 
 
 115. 18. hut we will bless the Lord for e. 
 
 121.8. L. preserve thy going out and coming in e. 
 
 132.12. their children shall'sit upon throne for e. 
 133. 3. Lord coinmanded the blessing, life lor e. 
 
 Pzek. 37 . 26. 1 will make a covenant anci will set 
 my sanctuary in the midst of them for e. 28 
 ./e/in 6. .34. said to lesus. Lord, e. give us this bread ’ 
 2 Cor. 11.31. the Father of our Lord blessed for e. 
 
 I Thess. 5.16. rejoice e. pray without ceasing 
 Heh. 7 . -t 25. he is able also to save them e. ° 
 
 28. maketh the Son, who is consecrated for e. 
 
 Pev. 1. 18. wv.s dead, behold, 1 am alive fore" 
 
 ^ EVERY. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. e. imagination of his heart was evil 
 17 . 10. e. man-child shall be circumcised 
 /.eg. 19 .10. nor shalt gather e. grape of thy vinevard 
 Kum. 5. 2. that tliey put out of the camp e. leper 
 J Sam. 3.18. Samuel told him e. whit, hid nothin'^ 
 i-’.'af. 119.101. 1 have refrained from e. evil w ay ^ 
 104, therefore I hate e. false w'ay,128. 
 
 Prov. 2. 9. then shalt thou understand e. good path 
 
 7 . 12 . now in streets, she lieth in wait at e. corner 
 14.15.the simple helieveth e.word, but prudenfman 
 
 15. 3. the eyes of the Ld. are in e. place, beholdino- 
 
 20. 3. cease from strife, but e. fool will be meddlinn^ 
 30. 5. e. word of (iod is pure, he is a shield ” 
 
 Isa. 45. 23. e. knee shall bow', e. tongue shall swear 
 Jer. 51. 29 . e. purpose of the Ld. shall be performed 
 Ezek. 12.2.3. days at hand, and the effect ofc. vision 
 Dan. 11. .36. and magnify himself above e. god 
 Zeeh. 12.12. the land shall mourn, e. family apart 
 \lal. 1.11. ine. place incense be offered to my name 
 Mat. 4. 4. but by e. word that proceedeth from God 
 
 19 . 3. for a man to put away his wife for e. cause 
 MarkX. 45. they came to him from e. quarter 
 l.uke 4. , 37 . the fame of him went into e. place 
 
 6. 44. for e. free is known by his own fruit 
 dIejsQ. 43. and fear came upc'n e. soul,wonders done 
 15. 21. Moses hath in e. cit 3 ' them that preach him 
 iiow.14.11. e. knee shall bow’, e. tongue shall confess 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 17 . as 1 leach e. where in e. church 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. bringing into captivity e. thought 
 Epli. 1 . 21. far above e. name named, Phil. 2. 9. 
 
 4. 16. e. joint supplieth, in the measure of e. part 
 Phil. 4. 21. salute e. saint in Christ .lesus 
 
 1 7;”'- 4. 4. for e. creature of God is good if received 
 
 2 Tim.Q.ktl. and prepared unto e. good work 
 Jleh. 12. l.let us lay aside e. weight, and the sin 
 ./am. 1 . 17 . e. good and perfec t gift is from above 
 1 Pet. 2.13. submit toe. ordinance of man for Lord 
 I John 4. 1 . beloved, believe note, spirit, but try spi. 
 
 See Be.ast, City. Day, .Man, Mobmng, 
 
 M ay, .‘3ii)f, Thing. 
 
 EVERY one. 
 
 Gen. 4. 14. that e. one that findeth me shall slav me 
 
 27 . 29. cursed be <?. one that curseth thee, blessed 
 Eum. 16. .3. all congregation are holy, e. oyte of them 
 Demt. 4. 4.' ye are alive e. one of you this day 
 1 Rings oo. 28. hearken, O people, e. one of you 
 ^ •'^L and then cat ye e. one of his fig tree 
 
 ^ Chron. .30.18. saying, the good Ixird pardon e. one 
 Ezrai 3 5. of e. one that willingly offered an offering 
 y- 4. w'ere a.ssembled to me e. one that trembled 
 •''’" 40.1 ] behold e. one that is proud, and abase him 
 K. look on e. one that is proud, and bring him low 
 29. 9. in temple e. one doth speak of his glory' 
 
 3», 6. tor this shall e.otie th?tt is godly pray 
 
 Psal. 49 .114. grave an habitation for e. one of them 
 6 . 3 . 11. c. one thatsweareth by him .shall glory 
 68. .30. till e. one submit him.self with silver 
 71 . 18. and thy pow er to e. tmethHt is to come 
 
 11.5. 8. so is c. one that trusteth in them, 1.35. 18. 
 119 . loo e. one of thy judgimn's (iidureth forever 
 128. 1. blessed is e. one that fear the Du d 
 F(cl. IP. .3. he saifli to e. ono that he is a fool 
 
 4. 2 . whereof c.ow lieai twn.s. 6 . 6 . 
 y.ta. 7 . 22 . hone^'shall e. one eat that is left in the land 
 9. 17- for c. one is an h\ poente and an evil doer 
 34. 15. vultures be gathered, c. eue wi’h her mate 
 4 . 3 . 7 . e\en e. one that is called by my name 
 .55. 1. ho, c. one that thirsteth, come to the waters 
 Jer. 5. 6. c, ewe that goeth out shall betoinin pieces 
 8. e. one neighed after his neighhour's wife 
 6. 1.3. for c. (me is giv en to covetousness 
 20. 7 . 1 am in derisi(m daily, e. one mocketh me 
 25. ;'}. turn ye now c. owe from his evil way 
 E.zck. 7 . 16 . all of them mourning, e. one for miquifv 
 16.25. hastoiiened thy feet toe. owe that pas.sed by 
 
 22.6. behold e. one w ere in thee to shed blood 
 Pan. 12. 1. c. imc that be found written in the book 
 .Joel 2 . 7 . they shall march e. one on his ways 
 Zcih. 5. .3. for e. one that stealeth shall be cut off 
 flDt. 7 . 8 . e. owe that asketh.receiveth, ImkeW. 10 . 
 Mnrk 7 . 14. said to them, hearken to me, e.oweofyou 
 l.nkcV). 26. to e. otic whicli hath, shall be given 
 John .3.8. so is c. one that is born of the .Sjiirit 
 
 18. 37 . e. one that is of the truth heareth my voice 
 ricts 2. .38. repent, and be hajitized, e. owe of you 
 17 . 27 . though he be not far from e. one of us 
 20. .31. 1 ceased not to warn e. one night and day 
 Pom. 14.12.0.o7josballgiveaccomitofhimself tot;. 
 lCor.7. 17 . as the Lord hath called e. one, so walk 
 GaL 3.10. cursed is e. one that continueth not 
 2 Tim. 2.19. e. one that nameth the name of Chris! 
 
 1 John4. 7- e. one that loveth is born of God 
 Pev. 6. 11. white robes were given to e. one of them 
 E V1.; R Y tehere. 
 
 1 Chr. 1.3. 2. send abroad to our brethren e. where 
 Mark 16. 20. they went forth and preached e. where 
 Luke 9. 6. preaching the gospel c. where. Acts 8. 4 
 Arts 17 . 30. commanding all men e. where to repent 
 28, 22. we know' it is e. where spoken against 
 1 t.’er. 4. 17 . as 1 tfAcU e. where in every church 
 Phil. 4.12. e. where, and in all things’instructed 
 1 Tim. 2. 8. 1 will therefore that men pray 0 . where 
 EVIDI.NCK. 
 
 Jer. 32. 10. T subscribed the e. and sealed it 
 11. so 1 took the e. |1 12. I gave the e. to Baruch 
 14. this e. both which is sealed, and this e. open 
 16. when I delivered the e. of the purchase 
 Ileb. 11.1. faith is (he e. of things not seen 
 I'.VIDEMCES. 
 
 Jer. 32.14. thus saith tf.e I.ord, take these e. 
 
 44. men shall buy fields for money and subscribe e. 
 EVIDEN r. ■ 
 
 Job 6 . 28. look upon me, for it is e. to you if I lie 
 Gal. 3. 11. that no man is justified by the law ise. 
 Phil. 1 . 28. which is to them an e. token of perdition 
 Heb. 7 . 14. it is e. our I.ord sprang out of ludah 
 15. and it is yet far more e. for that after Melchis. 
 
 EVIDEMTLY. 
 
 Acts 10 . 3. Cornelius saw' in a vision e. an angel 
 Gal. 3.1. Jesus Christ hath been e. set forth crucified 
 T, . fvil. 
 
 Evil IS taken for .sin and wickedness; thus it is said 
 of the wicked kinas of Israel, that they did evil 
 in the sight of the Lord, they tran.sgressed his 
 law, 1 Kings 16. 25, 30. And in Eccl. 9. 3. I he 
 heart of the sons of men is full of evil. This 
 IS criminal or moral evil. 2t is likewise taken 
 for afflictions or imnishments which God inflicts 
 upon a persmi or people. .lob 2. 10 . Shall vv'e re¬ 
 ceive good at the hand of God, and shall we not 
 receive evil r Isa. 45.7- 1 make peace and create 
 evil. Amos 3. 6 . .'•hall there be evil in a citv, 
 and the Lord hath not done it? This is the ev’il 
 of punishment, or penal evil. It is also taken 
 for injuries or wrongs done by one man to another. 
 Prov. 17 . 13. M hc.so rewardeth evil for good, 
 evil shall not depart from his house. Mat. 5 . 
 .39. But I say unto j'ou that ye resist not evil. 
 It ts put for dangers or calamities, Prov. 22 
 .3. A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hidetli 
 himselt. He sees public calamities approaching, 
 and u.ses all lawful means to secure him.self. It 
 t.s taken both for corporal and spiritual evil, of 
 sin and suffering. Mat. 6 . 13. Deliver us from 
 evil. 
 
 It is said Mat. 5. .37. Let j'our communication be 
 yea, yea ; nay. nay; for whatsoever is more than 
 these cometh of evil; that is. Let your discourse 
 be confirmed with a hare affirmation or denial only ; 
 for whatsoever is more than these pncceedeth from 
 an evil habit, or .some such principle; and most 
 commonly from the devil, that wicked one, who is 
 evil in the highest degree ; who commits evil with¬ 
 out ceasing ; and who practises all sorts and de¬ 
 grees tf it by himself and his ministers. 
 
 The evil of sin. '/he internal malignity of sin, 
 abstracted froiri its dreadful effects, renders it 
 most worthy of cur hatred ; for it is in its own 
 nature direct enmity against God, and obscures 
 the glory of all his attributes; It is the violation 
 of his majesty, who is the. universal Sovereign of 
 heaven and earth ; ci contrariety to his holiness, 
 which shines f orth in his. law; a despising his 
 goodness, the attractive to obedience ; the contempt 
 of his omniscience, which sees every sin when it is 
 committed; the slighting of his terrible ju.'tice 
 emd power, as if the sinner could secure himself 
 ftom his indignation ; a denial of his truth, as if 
 the threatenings were a vain terror to scare men 
 from sin. Add to this the dreadful judgments 
 and piintshments which God inflicts upon sinners 
 for sin, sometimes pi this Ife. but especially the 
 torments of hell, winch are the just and full recom- 
 ppxce if sin. 
 
 Evil eve. Prov 23. 6 . Eat not th-e bread of him 
 that hath an evil eye; that is. of t-he. euw 
 
 or covetous man; who secretly grutrgeth thee the 
 meat which he sets before thee. In the same seme 
 this phrase is tued. Mat, 20. 15. Is thine e^ e evil 
 because 1 am good.' Art thou envious, because I 
 dt.ipen\e my grace to others besides thysetf ' 
 
 Evil day or days. Prov. 15. 15. All the days of 
 the alflicteil are evil ; that ts, they ate udwiu 
 and uncomfortable ; he takes no content in any 
 time or thing. Eccl. 12. 1. M hen the evil days 
 come not; that is, the time of old age, which is 
 burdemome and calamitous in it\elf; and far 
 more grievous and mure terrible when it is loaded 
 ^remembrance of a man's youthful 
 follies and lu't.s, and with the dreadful prospect of 
 cipj roaching death and judgment, rind in Amos 
 6. .3. Ve that put far aWay the evil day ; that 
 IS, ye that drive all thoughts of approaching death 
 and judgment out if your heads ; or else flatter 
 your.selves as if it would never come, or at least 
 not for a great while hence. 
 
 Gen. 19.19. lest some e. take me and I die 
 
 28. +8. daughters of Canaan e. in eyes of Isaac 
 44 . 5 . ye have donee, in so doing 
 
 34. lest I see thee, that shall come on my father 
 pP. 20^ as for you, yc thought e. against me 
 Lxod. 5. 2.3. since 1 came, he hath done e. to people 
 10. 10. look to it, for e. is before you 
 
 21. t 8. ir she be e. in the eyes of her master 
 
 .32. 14. the Ixird repented of the e. he thought to do 
 to Ins people, 2 ■'iam. 24. 16. 1 Ghron. 21. 15. 
 .1. it was e. in the ears of the J.okI 
 t34. if it be e. in thine eyes, 1 will get Lack 
 Deut. 19 . 20. commit no more such e. among you 
 -9. 21. the L. shall separate him to e. out or tribes 
 'i?' IP' set before thee death aniD. 
 
 31. . 9 . and e. will befall you in the latter days 
 Josh. 24. 15. if It seem c. to you to .serve the Lord 
 Judg. 2. 15. the hand of tlie L. against them for e. 
 
 9. 57 . tli^e e. ot the men of .‘•hechem did God render 
 
 20. .34. but they knew not that e. was near them 
 
 L Ram. 20. 7 . be Sure thate. is determined bv him 
 9. if 1 knew certainly that e. were detenn’ined 
 24^ 11. nor is e. nor ti ansgression in mine hand 
 17- me g'ood, w hereas I have rewarded thee e. 
 
 17- for e. is determined against our master 
 J6. they that seek e. to my lord, be as Yahai 
 *8. e. hath not been found in thee all thy davs 
 
 18- 'vliat have I done r whate. is in niv hand 
 
 29. 6. I have not found c. in thee since thy comiii" 
 
 ~ 'u Lord shall reward the d<,er of c." 
 
 1-. 11. behold I will raise up e. against thee 
 
 10. t 8. behold thee in thy e. thou bloody man 
 19..>. will be worse than all the e. that befell thee 
 1 A mgs 14. 9. but hast ilone e. above all before thee 
 
 16. 2.7. Omri w rought e. in the eyes of the I.ord 
 
 22. 2.3 a lying spirit in thy iirophets, and the Lord 
 hath spoken e. concerning thee, 2 ( hron. 18. 22. 
 
 _ Rings 2\. 2. I am hringing such e. on .terusaleni" 
 22. 20. thine eyes shall not see all e. on this iilace 
 1 Iliron. 21.+ 7 . it was e. in the eyes of the Lord 
 
 17 . it IS I that have sinned and done e. indeed 
 .. Ghron. 20. 9. it when e. cometh on us, as the sword 
 00 o' there w as e. determined 
 
 8. 0. for how can I endure to see e. to mj people I 
 Job 1. 1. one that feared God and eschewed e. 8. 
 
 I ^ 3 
 
 . 5 . 19 . yea in seven there shall no e. touch thee' 
 31. 29 . or lift up myself when e. found him 
 42. 11. they comforted him over all the e. on him 
 Psal. p. 4. neither shall e. dw ell with thee 
 7 . 4. if I have rewarded e. to him that was at peace 
 15. .3. nor doth e. to !iis neishhour, nor t^keth uu 
 21 . 11 . for they intended e. against thee 
 
 2.3. 4. I w ill fear no e. for thou art with me 
 o4. 21. e. shall slay wicked, those hate righteous 
 36. 4. he deviselh mischief, he abhorreth not e. 
 
 40. 14. let them be put to shame that wish me e. 
 
 41. 4 1 . the I ord will deliver him in the dav of ^ 
 
 5. mine enemies speak e. of me || 47 . devise e 
 
 49 . 5. w herefore should I fear in the da\ s of e' ? 
 
 .50. 19 . thou givest Ihy mouth to e. and t’hy tongue 
 5-4. .5. he shall reward e. unto mine enemies ~ 
 
 56. .5._all their thoughts are against me for e. 
 
 90. 15. and the years wherein we have seen e 
 
 91 . 10. there shall no e. befall thee, Jer. 2.3. 17. 
 97 . 10. ye that love the Lord, hate e. 
 
 109 . 20. and of them that speak e. against mv soul 
 140.11. e. shall hunt violent man to overthrow him 
 Prov. 1 . 16. for their feet run toe. I>a. 59. 7 . 
 
 .3.3. dw'ell safely, and shall he quiet from fear of e. 
 3. 29 . devise not e. against thy neighbour 
 5.14. I was almost in all e. in midst of congregation 
 
 11. 19 . he that pursueth e. piirsueth it to his death 
 
 12. 2(). deceit in the heart of them that imagine e. 
 
 21. there shall no e. hapiien to the just 
 
 1.3. 21. e. pursueth sinners H 14. 22. that devise e. 
 l(n 4. yea. even the wicked for the day of e. 
 
 27 . an ungodly inan diggeth up e. fire in his lips 
 .30. moving his lips he bringeth e. to pass 
 
 19 . 23. he shall not be vi.sited with e. 
 
 20. 8. a kingseattereth aw ay all e. w ith his eyes 
 
 22. say not thou, 1 w ill recompense e. w ait on Lord 
 
 21. 10. the soul of the w icked desireth e. 
 
 22. 3. a prudent man foreseeth the c. 27. 12. 
 
 24. + 18. lest it be e. in the eyes of the Lord 
 .30. .32. if thou hast thought/, lay thine hand 
 
 led. 2. 21. this also is \ anity, and a great e. 
 
 5. 1.3. there is a sore e. w hich 1 tiave seen, 16. 
 
 6. 1. an e. which 1 have seen under the sun, 10. 5. 
 9. 3. this is an e. among things that are done under 
 
 the sun. the heart of sons of men is full of e. 
 11. 2. thou knowestnot w hat e. shall be on earth 
 7'(7. .3. 9- for they have rewarded e. to themsehes 
 
 13. 11. 1 w ill (uinish the world for theirc. 
 
 33. 1.5. and shutteth his eyes from seeing e. 
 
 45. 7. I make peace and create e. I do these things 
 47 . 11. therefore shajl e. come upon thee 
 
 keepeth his hand from doing any e. 
 
 57 .1. that the righteous is taken away from the e. 
 Jer. 1. 14. out of the north an e. break’forlh, 6. 1. 
 
 2. .3. e. shall come upon them, saith the I ord 
 * 2.8. it they can save thee in the time of e. 
 
EVI 
 
 E VI 
 
 EVI 
 
 Jcr. 4. 4. lest my fury come fortVi like fire, because 
 of the e. of your doiiii’s, 23. 2. 1 26. 3. I 41. 22. 
 12. it is not lie, neither shall e. come upon us 
 7'. 30. children of .ludah have done e. in my sight 
 11. t 12. shall not save them in the time ote. 
 t 14. I will not hear when they cry for their c. 
 
 15. when thou d( estc. then tliou rejoicest 
 
 17. hath pronounced e. acainst thee for e. of Israel 
 15.11. will cause to enti eat thee well in time of e. 
 
 17. 17. thou art my i'.ope in the day of c. 
 
 ly. brine'on them the day or e. and destroy them 
 
 18. 15. if that nation turn from their e. 1 w ill repent 
 
 of the e. 1 thought to ilo, 26. 3, 13,19. 1 42.10. 
 11. behold, I trainee, against vou and devise 
 19.15. I will bring all e. that 1 have pronounced 
 2i. 10. 1 set my face against this cit\' fore. 
 
 25. .32. e. shall go forth'from nation to nation 
 
 28.8. the prophets prophesied of w'ar and ofe. 
 
 29. 11. 1 think thoughts of jreace, and not ofe. 
 
 32. .30. the children of .ludah have only done e. 
 
 32. because of all tiiee. of the children of Israel 
 35. 17. I w'ill bring on ludah and .lerusalem all 
 thee, that I have pronounced against tliem,.36. 31. 
 38. 9. these men have donee, in all they have done 
 44. il. I will set my face ag. you for e. and cut off 
 
 17. we had plenty, and were well, and saw noe.' 
 27. 1 will w'atch over them fore, and not for good 
 29. my words shall stand against you for e. 
 
 48. 2. in lleshbon tliey have devised e. against it 
 51. 24. 1 will render to Babylon all e. done in /ion 
 60. wrote, all tlie e. tliat should come on I’abylon 
 J.'zeX'. 7. 5. an e. an only e. behold it is come 
 14. 22. ye shall be comforted concerning the e. 
 
 Dnn. 9. 14. the Lord hath watched upon the e. 
 
 Joe/'■2. 13.tlic 1 ,ord your (i 0(1 repenteth him of thee. 
 yjmosS. 6. shall there bee. in a city, L. not done it t 
 9. 10. who say, e. shall not overtake nor prevent us 
 J()«(/43.10. and (5od repented of the e. he said, 4. 2. 
 JIi(. 1.12. bute. camedown from I ord to .lerusalem 
 2.1. woe to them that work e. upon their beds 
 3. behold, against this family do 1 devise an e. 
 
 3. 11. is not the Lord among us ^ no e. can come 
 Nn/i. 1. 11. that iinaginetli e. against the Lord 
 Jla/>. 1.13. thou art of inirei' eyes than to behold e. 
 2. 9. lie may be deli' ered from the powei ofc. 
 Zep!i. 3, 15. tliou shalt not see e. any' more 
 Z.ei h. 7. 10. let none of you imagine e. 8. 17. 
 
 JIal. 1. 8. ye offer the lame and sick, is it not e. ? 
 
 2. 17. w'hen ye say, every one that doethe. is good 
 5. 11. shall say all manner of c. against you 
 37. whatsoever is more than these, cometli ot e. 
 i 39. but 1 say unto you, that ye resist not 
 
 6. .31. sutficdent unto the day' is the e. thereof 
 9. 4. wherefore think ye e. in your hearts ' 
 
 27. 23. Pilate said to them, why, what e. hath he 
 done ^ Mark 15. 14. Luke 23. 22. 
 Mark 9. 39. that can lightly speak e. of me 
 Luke ( 3 . 45. an evil man bnngeth forth what is e. 
 John ,3. 20. every' one thatdoeth c. hateth tlie light 
 5. 29. they tliat'have done e. to the resurrection of 
 
 18. 23. if'l have s[)o!<en e. bear witness of the e. 
 Acts 9. 13. how much e. he hath done to tliy saints 
 
 23. 9. a great cry. saying, we find no e. in this man 
 Horn. 2.9. angui'shon every soul of man that doethe. 
 
 7. 19. but the e. w hich 1 w’Oidd not, that 1 do 
 
 12.9. abhor that which is e. cleave to what is good 
 17. recompense to no man e. tor e. provide tilings 
 
 21. be not overcome of e. overcome e. w ith good 
 13.4. a revenger to execute wrath on him do(-th e. 
 14. 20. it is c. for that man who eateth with offence 
 
 16. 19.1 would have you simple concerning e. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 5. charity not provoked, thinketh no e. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 15. see that none render e. for e. to any 
 
 22. abstain from all appearance of e. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.10. the love of money is the root of all e. 
 Tit. 3. 2. put them in mind to speak e. of no man 
 Jam. 3.8. the tongue is an unruly' e. fidl of poison 
 
 1 Tet. 3.9. not rendering fore, or railing, but bless. 
 ZJohn 11. he that doeth e. hath not seen God 
 
 lirinp, Trought KV'IL. 
 
 Josh. 23.15. the Lord shall bring on you all e. things 
 
 2 Sam. 15.14. lest he overtake And bring e. on us 
 
 17. 14. that the Lord might bring e. upon Absalom 
 
 1 Kings^■k. 10. I will bring e. on the houseof .lerob. 
 17.26. be sdd, hast thou also brought e. on widow ? 
 21.21. behold, 1 w'ill bring e. upon thee 
 
 29. not bring e. in his days, but in his son’s days 
 
 2 Kings 22.16. thus saith the Lord, behold, 1 will 
 
 bring e. upon this place, 2 Chron. 34. 24. 
 2 Chron. 31. 28. nor eyes see all the e. I will bring 
 Isa. 31. 2. I will bring e. and not call back his word 
 ^er. 4. 6. tor I will bring e. from the north 
 6.19. behold, I will bring e. upon this peojde 
 11. 11. behold, I will bring e. upon them 
 
 23. 1 will bring e. upon the men of Anathoth 
 
 19. 3. behold. 1 will bring e. on this place, 15. 
 
 23. 12. I will bring e. even year of their visitation 
 25. 29. for lo, 1 begin to bnng e. on the city 
 
 .35.17. I will bring on .1 udah e. pronounceii, 36. 31. 
 39.16. 1 will bring my words on this city for e. 
 
 45. 5. 1 will bring e. upon all flesh, saith the Lord 
 See Uiu, Do. 
 
 EVIL, joined with good. 
 
 Gen, 2. 9. the tree ofknowledg'e of good and e. I7. 
 .3. 5. ye shall be as gods knowing good and e. 22. 
 44, 4. wherefore have ye rewarded e. ior good 
 Dent. 1.39. had no knowledge between good and e. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 21. be hath requited me e. for good 
 
 2 Sam. 19. .35. can I discei n between good and e. ? 
 
 1 22.8. not prophesy concern, me. bute. 18. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 7. never prophesieth good to me, but e. 
 17. he would not prophesy good to me, but e. 
 
 Job 2. 10. shall we receive <7()(>(/, and not receive e. ? 
 
 30. 26._l looked for good, then e. came unto me 
 P^al. .35.12. they' rewarded me e. iorgood, 109.5. 
 •38. 20. that render e. for good are my adversaries 
 52. 3. thou lovest e. more, than good, and 'ying 
 
 15. .3. eyes of T-. beholding the e. and the good 
 17.13. whoso rew'ardeth e. for good, evil not depart 
 
 31. 12. she will do him good and not e. all her davs 
 l^a. 5. 20. w oe to them that call e. good, and g( od'e. 
 7.15. may know to refuse e. and choose good, 16. 
 
 Jer. 18.20. shall e. be recompensed for good? 
 
 42. 6. whether it be good or e. we w ill obey Lord 
 Jjam. 3. .38. of most High proceedeth note, and g. 
 Amos 5. 14. seek good and note, that ye may live 
 9. 4. I will set mine eyes on them fore, not for good 
 Mic. 3. 2. who hate thttgood and love the e. 
 
 /fo/w. 7.21. when 1 would dogood, e. present withme 
 9.11. not born, neither having done (7(W(Xor e. 
 ileb. 5. 14. their senses exercib'ed to discei ng^. and e. 
 
 3 J((^ill. lollow not what is e. but wnat is good 
 See Gkka'i'. 
 
 Liorn L\ I L. 
 
 Gen. 48. 16. the Angel who redeemed mafrom all e. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 39. an I hath kept his servant//ow e. 
 
 1 ( 'hroji. 4. lo. that thou wouldest keep me from e. 
 Jo') 28. 28. and to depart from e. is understanding 
 P.^at. 31. 1.3. keep thy tongue from e. lips from guile 
 
 14. depart from e. do good, .37.27- Prov.3.7. 
 121.7. the Lord shall preserve thee from all e. 
 
 Prov. 4. 27. turn not, lemove thy foot front e. 
 
 1.3. 19. it is abomination to fools to depart//((/7f e. 
 
 14. 16. a wise man feareth, and departeth yfow e. 
 16.6. by the fear of the Lord men depart from e. 
 
 17. the high-way of uiiright is to (!epart//o/« e. 
 7.va.59. 15. that departeth/. c. makes hims. a prey 
 Jer. 9. 3. they proceed/, e. to evU, and know not me 
 
 23. 22. then they sho'idd have turned them from 
 their e. way, and from thee, of their doings 
 51.64. Babylon not rise from e. 1 will bring on her 
 Mat. 6. 13. but deliver us from e. Luke 11. 4. 
 
 Johti 17. 15. but that thou shouldest keep them /. e. 
 
 2 Jhess. 3. .3. shall stablish you, and keeji you f. e. 
 
 1 Pet. 3.10. let him refrain'his tongue//ewe. 
 
 Put au uy I 'A' 11 ,. 
 
 Dent. 1.3. 5. put the e. atcr/y from the midst of thee 
 17. 7. so thou shalt put the e. away from among 
 you, 19. 19. 1 21. 21.1 22. 21,24.1 24. 7. 
 V2pynt e. away from Israel, 21. 22. Judg. 20. 13. 
 F.ccl. 11.10. and put away e. from thy’ flesh 
 ha. 1.16. wash ye, put aioay the e. of your doings 
 EVI L in the sight of the Lord. 
 
 Num. 32. 1.3. had donee, in stght of L.Judg. 3.12. 
 Judy. 2. 11. Israel did e. in the sight of the Lord, 
 
 3. 7, 12. I 4. 1. 1 6. 1. 1 10. 6. I 13. 1. 1 Kings 
 11.6. I 14.22.1 15.26,34. 1 16. 7,30. | 22. 52. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 18, 27. I 13. 2, 11. I 14. 24. I 15. 9, 
 
 18, 24, 28. I 17. 2. I 21. 2, 20. 2 C/iron. 22. 4. | 
 33. 2, 22. I .36. 5, 9, 12. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 19. thou didst e. fa t//e sight of the Lord 
 
 1 /sings 16. 19. in doing e. in the .ught of t/ie Lord 
 
 21. 20. sold to work e. in t/ie sight of t/ie Lord 
 
 2 Kings 3. 2. he wrought e. in the sight of the I,ord 
 17. 17. sold themselves to do e. in t/ie sight of I,. 
 
 21. 16. to sin, in doing that which w'as e. in the 
 
 s ight of the Lord, 23. 32, 31. 1 24. 9, 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. .3. Er was e. in the sight of the Lord 
 
 2 Chr. 33. 6. he wrought much e. in t/ie sight of L. 
 
 'J/mEVlL. 
 
 Exod. 32.12. and repent oit/iis e. against thy’ people 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. then he hath done us this great e. 
 
 12. 19. we have added this e. to ask a king 
 
 2 Sam. 1,3. 16. t/iise. in sending me away is greater 
 
 1 Kings 9. 9. the Lord brought on them all t/iis e. 
 
 2 Kingsd. 33. he said, behold, this e. is of the Lord 
 2 Chron. 7. 22. therefore he brought this e. on them 
 Keh. 13. 18. did not our God bringall thise. on us .' 
 
 27. shall we hearken to you to do all this great e. ? 
 J)/) 2. 11. w hen .lob's three friends heard oit/iis e. 
 Psal. 51. 4. I have done this e. in thy sight 
 
 Jer. 16. 10. the J.. pronounced all this e.'against us 
 
 32. 2.3. tl’.ere.fore thou hast caused all t. e. on them 
 42. like as 1 have brought all thise. on this peoi)le 
 
 40. 2. God hath pionounced thise. on this place 
 44. 7- '" by commit ye. this great e. ag. your souls ? 
 
 2.3. therefore this e. is happened unto you 
 
 Dan. 9. 1.3. it is written, all this e. is coine upon us 
 Jonah 1. 7- know for w hose cause t/iis c. is on us, 8. 
 EVIL, Adjective. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. thoughts of his heart were only e. 8. 21. 
 37. 20. some e. beast hath devoured him, 33. 
 
 Exod. 5. 19. Israel did see that they were in e. case 
 
 33. 4. people heara these e. tidings they mourned 
 Kurn. 14. 27. how long bear this 'e. congregation.^ 
 
 20. 5. to bring us in unto this e. place 
 Dcut. 1. .35. not one of this e. generat. shall see land 
 6. t 22. the L. shewed signs, great andr.cn Egypt 
 
 22. 14. and bring UP an e. name upon her, 19. 
 
 28. 54. his eye shall her. toward his brother 
 56. her eye shall be e. toward her husband 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2.3. for 1 hear of your e. dealings 
 1 Kings 5.4. there is neitlier advers. nor e. occurrent 
 J'.zra 9-13. after all that is conn on us for e. deeds 
 Psa/. 41.8. an r. disease cleaveth fast unto him 
 64. 5. they encourage themselves in an e. matter 
 78. 49. trouble, by sending e. angels among them 
 112.7- he shjil not be afraid ofe. tidings,heart fixed 
 140. 11. let not an e. speaker be established inearth 
 Prov. 6. 24. to keeptliee from the e. woman 
 14. 19. the e. bow before the. good, the wicked 
 Ecc/. 5.14. but those riches perish by e. travel 
 6. 2. this is vanity, and it is an e. disease 
 9. 12. as the fishes that are taken in an e. net 
 Isa. 7. 5. Epl’.raim have taken e. counsel against 
 
 thee 
 
 .32.7. the instruments also of the churl are e. 
 .Ter.H. 3. by them that remain of this c. family’ 
 
 12.14. thus saith against all mine c. neighboui-s 
 
 1.3. 10. thise. people refuse to hear my words 
 
 23. 10. their course is e. their force not right 
 
 24. .3. e. figs, very e. they are so e. il. | 29. 17- 
 49. 2.3. for they have beard e. tidings, faint hearted 
 
 Ezek.5. 16. I will send on them c. arrows of famine 
 
 17. so will I SI nd on you famine and e. beasts 
 
 6. II. alas, for all the e. abominations of Isratd 
 34.25. 1 will cause thee, beasts to cease from land 
 .3i!. 10. and thou shalt tldnk an e. thought 
 
 I lab. 2. 9. woe to him fhatcoveteth an e. covetous. 
 Mat. 5. 45. he maketh his sun to rise on e. and good 
 
 7. 11. if ye then being e. Luke 11. 1.3. 
 
 18. a g<jod tree cannot bring forth e. fruit 
 
 12. 34. how can ye being e. speak good things ' 
 39. an e. generation seeketh a sign, Luke 11. 29. 
 
 Mat. 15.19. for out of the heart proceed e. thoughts, 
 murders, adulteries, fornications, A/rt/'/'7. 21. 
 
 24. 48. if thate. servant shall say in his heart 
 Luke 6. 22. and shall cast out your name as e. 
 
 35. he is kind to the unthankful and to the e. 
 
 John .3. 19. loved darkness, for their deeds were e. 
 Arts 24. 20. if tliey have found any e. doing in me 
 1 Cor. 15. 33. e. communicat. corru()t good manners 
 Ga/. 1. 4. that he might deliver us trom thise. world 
 Eph. 4. 31. let e. speaking be put away from you 
 Phi!.3. 2. beware of dog^, beware ofe. workers 
 Cot. 3. 5. mortify therefore e. concupiscence 
 1 Tim. 6. 4. w hereof cometh e. siirmisings 
 'Jit. 1. 12. the Cretians are e. beasts, slow bellies 
 Ileb. 10.22. your hearts sprinkled from e. conscience 
 Jam. 2.4. and are become judges of e. thoughts 
 
 4. 16. ye rejoice in boastings, all such rejoic ing 13 c. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 1. laying asiOe. all malice and e. speakings 
 Lev. 2. 2. how thou anst not hear them who are e. 
 
 EVIL day or days. 
 
 Gen. 47. 9. few and e. have the days of my life been. 
 Prov. 15. 15. all the days of the afflic ted are e. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 1. in youth, w hile the e. days conm not 
 rimosd. 3. ye that init far away thee, day 
 Eph. 5.16. redeeming the time, because days are e. 
 6.13. that ye may be able to withstand in the c. day 
 Day of Ev 11,; see Evin, Substantive, 
 
 EVIL doer, or doers. 
 
 Job 8. 20. neither will he help the e. doers 
 Psa/. 26. 5. 1 hated the congregation of e. doers 
 .37. 1. fret not thyself because ofe. doers 
 9.e. rfee/'.s-shall be cut off, but those that wait on T.. 
 94. 16. who will l ise uf) for me against the e. doers 
 119.115. depart from me,ye e. doers, I will keep 
 Isa. 1. 4. ail,sinful nation, aseed ofe. doers 
 9. 17. every one is an hypocrite, and ane. doer 
 14.20. the seed ofe. doers shall never be renowned 
 31. 2. but will arise against the house ofe. doers 
 Jer. 20.1.3. hath delivered soul of po(.r from e. doers 
 23. 14. they strengthen the hands of e. doers 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 9. w herein 1 sutler tiouble as an e. doer 
 
 1 Pet. 2.12. whereas they speak ag.you as e. doers 
 
 14. are sent by him for the punishment of e. doers 
 
 3. 16. whereas they' speak evil of you as of e. doers 
 4.15. let none of you sutler as a thief or an e. doer 
 
 See Doings, Eyi:. 
 
 EVIL heart. 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. imagina. of man's//c«rt is e. from youtli 
 Jer. 3.17. nor walk alter the imagination of e. heart 
 7. 24. walked in the imagination (/'their e. heart 
 
 11. 8. every one in imagination of their e. heart 
 
 16.12. every one after imagination of his e. heart 
 
 18.12. every one do the imagination of his e. heart 
 Ileb. 3.12. lest there be in any an e. //eort of unbelie? 
 
 EVIL man or men. 
 
 Job 35. 12. none answer because of pride of e. men 
 Psa/. 10. 15. break thou the arm of thee, man 
 140. 1. deliver me, O I.ord, from the e. man 
 Prov. 2. 12. to deliver thee from way of the e. man 
 
 4. 14. and go not in the way of e. men 
 
 12. 12. the wicked desireth the net oi' e.men 
 
 17. 11. an e. man seeketh only rebellion 
 24.1. be not thou envious against e. men 
 
 19. fret not thyself because of e. men 
 
 20. for there shall be no reward to the e. man 
 
 28. 5. e. men understand not judgment 
 
 29. 6. in transgression of an e. man there is a snare 
 Mat. 12. 35. and an e. man out of the evil treasure 
 
 bringeth forth evil things, Luke 6. M). 
 
 2 Tim. 3.13. but e. men shall wax worse and w orse 
 
 See Keport 
 EVIL spirit or spirits. 
 
 Judg. 9. 23. sent e. sp. between Abimelech and men 
 
 1 Sam. 16.14. an e. sp. from the L. troubled him, 15. 
 16, when the e. spirit from God is upon thee 
 23. and the e. spirit departed from him 
 
 18. 1". the e. spirit from God cameon Saul, 19. 9. 
 Luke 7. 21. that hour he cured many of e. spirits 
 
 8.2. woman which had been healed ofe. spirits 
 Acts 19.12. and the e. spirits w’ent out of them 
 
 1.3. to call over them which had e. spirits 
 
 15. the e. .(•;/«/•/said, .lesus 1 know, Paul I know 
 
 16. the man in whom thee, spirit was, leaped 
 
 EVIL thing. 
 
 Gen. 38. + 10. the t/iing\\k did wase. in eyesof l ord 
 
 2 Kings 4. t41. there w ns no e. thing in the pot 
 Keh. 13. 17. what e. thing is this that ye do r 
 Psa/. 141. 4. incline notiny heart to any e. thing 
 Eccl. 8.3. stand not in an e. thing, dc/h what pleases 
 
 5. keepeth commandment, shall feel no r. thing 
 12.14. e\ ery secret thing, w'liether it be good or e. 
 Jcr. 2. 19. know that it is an e. thing and bitter 
 'Tit. 2. 8. having no e. thing to say of you 
 EV 11. things. 
 
 Josh. 2.3. 15. the Lord shall bring on you all c. things 
 Prov. 15. 28. mouth of wicked poureth out e. things 
 Jer. 3. 5. thou hast done e. things as thou coiddest 
 Mat. 12. .35. an evil man bringeth forth e. things 
 Markl. 2.3. all theses, things come trom within 
 Luke 16. 25. and likewise Laxarus e. things 
 Rom. 1. 30. proud, boasters, inventors ot e. things 
 I Cor. 10. 6. we should not lust after e. things 
 EV I L times. 
 
 Psal. 37. 19. they shall not be ashamed in the r. 
 
 time 
 
 Eccl. 9.12. so the sons of men are snared in ane. time 
 Amos.'). 13. prudent keep silence, for it is an e. time 
 Mic. 2. 3. nor shall go haughtily, for this time isc. 
 EVlL/cvjy 
 
 1 Kings'\3. 3.3. .Teroboam returned not from c. way 
 Psal. t 19.101. I refrained my feet from every e. way 
 Prov. 8. 13. the fear of the lord is to hate thee, way 
 28.10. w hocauselh righteous to go astray in e. way 
 
 Jer 18 11. return ye now everv one trom his e. rc(/// 
 
 25. 5. I 26.'.3. I .35. 15. | .36. 3, - 
 23. 22. should have turned them froin their e. waf. 
 Jonah 3. 8. let them turn every one from hise. xvas, 
 10. and saw that they turneil from their e. way 
 EVIL Ways. 
 
 2 Kings 17.13. turn from your e. ways, Ezek. 33. 11. 
 I■.zek.'36. 31. then shall ye remember your own e. u . 
 Zech, 1.4. turn ye now from youre. ways and doings 
 
 141 
 
EUN 
 
 EX A 
 
 EX A 
 
 F.VIT, work or work.f. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 3. wno liatli not seen e. work that is done 
 
 8.11. because sentence against an e. work is not 
 Joh/L 7. 7- I testify that tlie works thereof are e. 
 Horn. 13. .3. are not a terror to good Zi'e/X\s- but e. 
 
 2 Tim. 4.18. 1.. shall deliver me” from every e. work 
 Jam. 3. 10. there is confusion, and every e. work 
 XJohn i. 12. because his own works were e. 
 liVlL, sidierh. 
 
 Eiod. 5. 22. why hast thou so e. entreated people ? 
 JJeut.Qt). 6. and the h'.gyiitians e. entreated us 
 1 C/iroii. 7. 23. because it went e. with Ins house 
 Jok 24. 21. he e. cnti'eateth barren that heareth not 
 John 18. 23. if 1 have spoken e. beai' witness 
 Acts 7. 0. they should entreat them e. 40U years 
 
 19. the same e. entreated our fathers 
 14 . 2. tlieir minds e. affected against the brethren 
 19 . 9. but spake e. of that way before the multitude 
 
 23. 5. shall not speak e. of the ruler of thy people 
 Horn. 14. 16. let not your good be e. spoken ot 
 1 Cor. 10. 30. why am 1 e. S(X)ken of tor that ? 
 
 Jam. 4.11. speak not e. one of another, brethren, he 
 that speaks e. of his brother, speaks e. of flie law 
 1 Pet. 3. 10. tliat wliereas they speak e. of you 
 
 17. better ye sufr'er for well-doing than fore, doing 
 4. 4. they think it strange, speaking e. of you 
 
 M. their part lie is e. spoken of, but on your part 
 C Pet. 2. 2. the way of ta utli shall be e. spoken of 
 
 10. are not afraid to speak e. of dignities, Jude 8. 
 12. these, as natural brute beasts^ speak e. of the 
 things that they understand not, Jvde 10. 
 EVILS. 
 
 Deut. 31.17. many’ e. and troubles shall befall them, 
 they will say, are not these e. come upon us 
 
 18. for all the e. w'hich tliey shall have wrought 
 21. when many e. and troubles are befallen them 
 
 40.12. innumerable e. have compassed me abt. 
 Jer.Q. 13. foi' my people have committed tvvoe. 
 Etek. 6. 9. shall lotlie themselves for the e. commit. 
 20.43. lothe yourselves in your sight for all j our e. 
 //().'. 7. + 1. the e. of Samaria were discovered 
 lAike 3.19. for all the e. wh.ich Herod had done 
 Jam. 1.113. God cannot be tempted with e. 
 EUISUCIl 
 
 Come.’i from the Greek. Evvovxo^j rohich signi¬ 
 fies one who guards the bed; because generally 
 in the courts of the eastern kings the care of 
 the beds and apartments belonging to princes and 
 ■princesses was committed to them ; hut chiefly of 
 the princesses, who live in great confinement, re¬ 
 mote from the sight and company of men. The 
 Hebrew xeord Saids, signifies a real eunuch, or 
 one deprived of his genitals: whether he he na¬ 
 turally horn such, or made an eunuch by manual 
 operation. But this word, as well as the Greek 
 Eunouchos, is in scripture taken for an officer 
 belonging to some prince attending at his couit, 
 and employed in the inner part of the palace, xohe- 
 ther he he really an eunuch or not. Potiphar, 
 Pharaoh’s eunuch, and .loseph’s master, hud a 
 wife, Gen. 39. 1, 7- nnd a child too, ?/Asenatli 
 was daughter to .Joseph’s rrmster, as some think, 
 though the generality of Commentators he of the 
 contrary opinion. 
 
 God forhad his people to make eunuchs, Deut. 23. 
 1. lie that has that part wounded or cut off, 
 which is intended for the preservation of the 
 species, shall not enter into the congregation of 
 the Ixird. Which xvords are di.lferently explained. 
 Home think that God here forbids eunuchs to 
 marry with Israelites ; others, that God forbids 
 them to enter into his temple; others, that he 
 excludes them from all o.ffices of the -magistracy; 
 and others, that God debars them simply the 
 posses.sion of some outward privileges belonging 
 to the Israelites and people of the Lsord. They 
 were looked upon in the commonu'ealih as dry 
 and useless -wood. Isa. 56. 3. Behold 1 am a dry 
 tree. Hee Dkv. 
 
 There were eunuchs in the courts of the kings of 
 .Judah and Isracj, officers called Sarism, eunuchs. 
 Samuel, desciihing to the people the manner of 
 their king, tells them, 1 Sam. 8. 15. Tie will take 
 the tenth of your seed, and give to his officers, 
 or eunuchs. ‘Some understand this properly, that 
 he should against the command of God make 
 some of his people eunuchs. But others think 
 that these eunuchs, in all probability, xcere slaves 
 taken from some foreign people: or if they xcere 
 IJebrews, the name of eunuchs, which is given 
 them, shcxDs no more than their o.tfice and diqnity. 
 ‘See al.yo, 1 Kings 22. 9. 2 Kings 9. 32. 1 24.12,15. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 1. 
 
 Our ‘Savicur in Mat. 19. 12. speaks of a sort of 
 eunuchs, di.iferent from these mentioned persons, 
 who have made themselves eunuchs for the king- 
 ooin ot heaven’s sake ; that is, xoho, xtpon some 
 “eligioxis motive, do abstain from marriage, and 
 the ute of all carnal ptleasures ; that they may 
 he less encximbered with the cares of the xcorld, 
 and may devote themselves more closely to the 
 service of God. 
 
 Gen. 37. + .30. to Potiphar an e. of Pharaoh’s 
 2 hingsi'y. tO. the king a|)pointed an e. to restore 
 
 23. til. the chamber of K athanmelech thee. 
 
 25.119. out of the city he took an e. Jer. 52.25. 
 
 Isa. 50. 3. neither let the e. say, 1 am a dry tree 
 Acts 8.27., an e. had come to .lerusalem to w'orship 
 
 34. e. said, of whom speaks the prophet this i 
 36. e. Said, what doth jiinder me to be baptized I 
 39. Spirit caught Philip, that c. saw him no more 
 EUKUCllS. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.115. will gi\ e tenth of your seed to his e. 
 
 2 Kings t). 32. there looked out two or three e. 
 
 20. 18. thy sons take away, and they shall be e. in 
 the palace of the king of Babylon, Isa. 39. 7. 
 
 24. + 12. .lehoiachin went out, he and his e, 
 
 1 C’/ne/j. 28.11. and David assembled thee. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 8. >\hab called for one of his e. 
 
 I'.sth. l.t 12. \'ashti refused to come by hand of his e. 
 
 4.14. Esther’s maids and e. came and told it her 
 Isa. 50.4. saith the L. to the e. that keep my sabbatli 
 142 
 
 .Ter. 29.2. after that the e.were departed from .Torus. 
 34.19. e. wliich passed between the parts of the calf 
 .‘J8. 7. when l.bedmeledi one of the e. heard 
 41.10. the e. whom he had brought from Gibeon 
 Dan. 1. 3. the king spake to the master of his^. 
 
 7. to whom tlie jn'ince of the e. gave names 
 
 8. Daniel requested of the prince of tlie e. 
 
 9. Daniel brought into favour with prince of e. 
 
 18. then the prince of the e. brought them in 
 
 Mat. 19.12. some are e. who were so horn, some are 
 made e. of men, some have made themselves e. 
 KIJROCI.YDON 
 
 Is « xuind xvhich blows between the ea.n and north. 
 It is very dangerous, of the nature of awhirlwind, 
 which falls on a sxidden upon ships, makes them 
 tack about, and sometimes caxiscs them to founder, 
 as Pliny oh.serves. 
 
 /lets 27.14. there arose a ternpestu. w ind, called e. 
 EWE or EWE.S. 
 
 Gen. 21. 28. A hraham set seven e. lambs by tlieins. 
 29. he said, wdiatinean these seven e. lambsr 
 31. .38. e. and she-goats have not cast their young 
 .32.14. two hundred e. and twenty lains tor J.sau 
 Lev. 14. 10. take one e. lamb of tlie first vear 
 22.28. whether cow or e. ye shall not kill it 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. poor man had nothingsave onee. lamb 
 Psal. 78.71. he took him from following the e. 
 EXACT. 
 
 Deut. 15. 2. shall note, it of his neighbour or brother 
 3. of a foreigner thou mayeste. if again 
 Neh. 5. 7. you e. usury' every one of his brother 
 
 10. I likewise might e. of them money and corn 
 
 11. restore hundredth part of money ye e. of them 
 Psal. 89. 22. the enemy shall note, upon him 
 Tsa. 58.3. behold, in your fasts ye e. all your labours 
 Lxtke 3.13. he said,e. no more than what is appointed 
 
 EXACTED. 
 
 2 T\ings 15. 20. Menahem e. the money of Israel 
 2.3. 35. Jelioiakime. the silver and the gold 
 EXACTBin. 
 
 Job 11. 6. G. e. of thee less than thine iniq. deserveth 
 EXACTION. 
 
 Neh. 10. 31. w'e would leave the e. of every-debt 
 EXAGTIOKS. 
 
 Ezek. 45. 9. take away your e. from my people 
 EXACTOR. 
 
 Job 39. t7' nor regardeth he the crying of the e. 
 EXACTORS. 
 
 Isa. 60.17.1 will also make thine e. righteousness 
 EXALT. 
 
 Exod. 15. 2. he is my father’s God, and I will e. him 
 
 1 Sam. 2.10. he shall e. the horn of his anointed 
 Job 17. 4. therefore shalt thou not e. them 
 Psal. 34. 3. and let us e. his name together 
 
 .37. 34. he shall e. thee to inherit the land 
 66. 7- let not the rebellious e. themselves 
 92. 10. but my bom shalt thou e. like the horn 
 99. 5. e. ye the Lord our God, and worship, 9. 
 
 107. 32. let them e. him in the congregation 
 118. 28. thou art my God, I will e. thee 
 
 140. 8. further not, lest the wicked e. themselves 
 Prov. 4. 8. e. her, and she shall promote thee 
 Isa. 1.3. 2. e. the voice unto them, shake the hand 
 14. 13. 1 will e. my throne above the stars of God 
 
 25. 1. O Lord, Biou art my God, 1 will e. thee 
 Esek. 21. 26. e. him tliat is low, abase the high 
 29.15. nor shall it e. itself any more above nations 
 31. 14. to the end none of the ti'ees e. themselves 
 Dan.\\.\4. robbers of thy people shall e. themselves 
 36. the king shall e. him.self above every god 
 IIos. 11.7. tiio’ they'called, none at all woulcTc. him 
 Cbad.4. though thou c. thyself as (he eagle 
 Mat. 23.12. whoso shal 1 e. himself, shall be abased 
 
 2 Cor. 11.20. if a man e. himself, if a man smite yon 
 iPet.o.O. humbleyoursel. that hemaye. indue time 
 
 EXALTED. 
 
 Kvm. 24. 7- and his kingdom shall be e. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 1. she said, mine horn is e. in the Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 12. perceived that Lord had e.liis kingdom 
 22. 47. the Lord liveth, and e. be the God of the 
 
 rock of my salvation, Psal. 18. 46. 
 
 1 Kings\. 5. then Adonijah e. himself, saying 
 14. 7. I e. thee from among the people, 16. 2. 
 HKingsW.'Jl. against whom hast thou e. thy voice 
 and lift up thine eyes on high ? Isa. 37. 23. 
 
 1 Chr. 29,11. and thou art e. as head above all 
 Neh. 9. 5. which is e. above all blessing and praise 
 Jobo. 11. that those who mourn may bee. to safety 
 24. 24. (Iiey are e. for a little w Idle, but are gone 
 36. 7. be doth establish them for ever, they are e. 
 Psal. 12.8. wicked walk W'hen the vilest inch aree. 
 1.3.2. how long shall my eneniy be e. over me ? 
 
 21. 13. be ihou e. Lord, in thine own strengtli 
 
 46. 10. be still and know I am God, 1 v ill be e. 
 
 ainong the heathen, I will be e. in the eartli 
 
 47. 9. sliieldsof earth belong to G. he is*greatly e. 
 57. 5. be thou e. O God, above the heavens, 11. 
 
 75. 10. but tlie horns of the righteous sliall be e. 
 
 89. 16. in tliy righteousness shall thev be e. 
 
 17. and in thy favour our horn shall he e. 
 
 19. 1 have e. one chosen out of the people 
 24. and in my name shall his horn he e. 
 
 97. 9._tlioii, Lord, arte, tar above all gods 
 
 108. 5. he thou e. () God, above the heavens 
 112. 9. his horn shall be e. with honour 
 118.16. the right hanrl of the Lord is e. 
 
 140. t 8. further not, let not the wicked he e. 
 
 Prov. IL 11. by the blessing of the upright city is e. 
 Isa. 2. 2. the mountain of I.ord’s house shall be e. 
 
 above the hills, all nations tiow to it, Mlc.4. 1. 
 
 11. the ford shall he e. in that day', 17. 15. 16. 
 
 12. 4. iM'aise Ld. make mention that his name isr. 
 .30.18. will he e. that he may have mercy' on you 
 .33. 5. (he Lord is e. 1! 10. now will I he e. 
 
 40. 4. every valley shall be e. every mountiun low 
 49. 11. and my Ideli-w ays shall be e. 
 
 52.13. behold my servant shall bee. and extolled 
 E%ek. 17. 24. that 1 (he l ord liave e. the low tree 
 
 19.11. and her stature was e. among branches, 31.5. 
 llos. 11. (7. together they c. not him 
 
 13. 1. Ephraim spake, bee. himself in Israel 
 6. they were tilfed, and their heart was e. 
 
 Mat. 11.2.3. Capernaum e, to heaven, I.itkeiO. 15. 
 
 23.12. e. himseu he abased, that shall humble liim- 
 self shall be e. Luke 14. 11. | 18. 14. 
 Luke 1. 52. and he bath e. them of low degree 
 xlcts 2. .33. being by the right hand of Cod e. 
 
 5. 31. him hath God e. with his l ight liand 
 
 13. 17- the Goil of Israel e. the people in l-’.gypt 
 2 Cor. 11.7. abasing my self that you might be e. 
 
 12. 7" lest 1 should be e. above measure, 7- 
 Phil. 2. 9. wherefore God hath highly e. him 
 Jam. 1. 9. let the brother rejoice tliat he isc. 
 EX'ALI ES I. 
 
 Exod. 9.17. as yet e. thou thyself against my people 
 EXALIEIII. 
 
 Job 36. 22. behold. Code, by his power 
 P.\al. 113. +5. Lord our God, who e. hnns. to dwell 
 148. 14. he also e. the homof his peojile 
 Prov. 3. t .35. wise inherit glory, but shame fools 
 
 14. 29. he that is hasty of spirit e. folly 
 
 34. righteousness e. a nation, but sin is a reproach 
 17. 19. he that e. his gate seeketh destruction 
 Luke 14. 11. he thatc. hiins. shall be abased, 18.14. 
 2 Cor. 10.5. casting down every thing thatc. itself 
 2 Thess. 2.4. w ho e.lnms. above all that is called G. 
 LXAMINA'ITON. 
 
 Acts 25.20. that after e. had, I might have to write 
 LXAMIKE, 
 
 When, applied to Cod, denotes the particular strict 
 notice he takes of his creatures. Psal. 26. 2. 
 Examine me, O Lord, and prove me; try my 
 reins and my heart. As if the Psalmist hud said, 
 Lecawse 1 may he mistaken, or be partial in my 
 own came, therefore I appeal to thee, and offer 
 myself to thy trial concerning what my enemies 
 charge me xcith. 
 
 When applied to man, examination is either pri¬ 
 vate or public. Private, xchen a Christian tries 
 himself by the word of God, and by what Christ 
 has wrought hy his .‘pirit within him, whether he 
 he a true believer in Jesus, and has any ground 
 to hope for salvation through his blood and righte¬ 
 ousness, 2 Cor. 13. 5. Examine yourselves, 
 whether ye be in the faith, prove y our own 
 selves, xhid this duly is especially to he per¬ 
 formed before persons partake of the larfs mp- 
 2 >er. 1 Cor. 11. 28. But let a man examine 
 himself, and so let him eat of that bread, and 
 drink ot that cup. I.et him compare his heart 
 and life by the word, to see whether he be duly 
 qualified to lartake cf this ordinance, in regard of 
 his knowledge, faith, repentance, love, and new 
 obedience. 
 
 Public examination is, when rulers and governors, 
 whether civil or ecclesiastical, bring such as are 
 suspected of unsound principles, or detected of 
 enormities, to a trial for the same. Thus it ts 
 said of the angel of the church of Eptiesns, Lev. 
 2. 2. T hou hast tried them which say tliey are 
 apostles, and are not; and hast found 'them 
 liars, xind our Kaviour was examined by Pilate, 
 though he was innocent, and the things laid to 
 his charge were unjust, Luke 23. 13, 14. And 
 the apostle Paul xvas ordered to he examined by 
 scourging, Acts 22. 24. dls to the manner of ex¬ 
 amining hy scourging, or putting one to the 
 question. Ul'estion. 
 
 Ezra 10. 16. sat down the first day to e. the matter 
 Psal. £0. 2. e. me, O Lord, piove'me, try niy reins 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 3. mine answer to them that e.'mej is this 
 
 11. 28. let a man e. himself, and so let him eat of 
 
 2 Cor. 13.5. e. yourselves, prove your ow n selves 
 
 EXAM IK I D. 
 
 I.uke 23.14. behold, I have e. him before you 
 xicts 4. 9- if w e this day be e. of (be good deed 
 
 12. 19. Herod e. keepers, and commanded to death 
 
 22. 24. brought, that he should bee. by scourging 
 
 29. they'depart, from him, who should have e. him 
 28. 18. w hen they had e. me would have let me go 
 EXAMIKIKG. 
 
 Acts 9.4. 8. by e. of whom thou mavest take knowl. 
 
 exa:mpee ' 
 
 Is taken either for a type, instance, or precedent, 
 for cur admonition, that xce may be cautioned 
 against the sins which others have committed, by 
 the judgments which God infiictcdon. them, 1 C’or. 
 10. 11. All these tilings hatipened unto them for 
 ensamples. Cr example is taken for a pattern 
 ' Jor our imitation, a model for us to copy after. 
 .lohn 13. 15. 1 have given you an exauiple, 
 tliat ye should do as I have done to you. xhid 
 in 1 Pet. 2. 21. Christ suffered for us, leaving 
 ns an example, that we should follow his steps. 
 This is one of the means by xvhich our liedeetner 
 restores his people to holine.xs, namely, hy exhibiting 
 a complete pattern of it in his life upon earth. 
 
 That examples have a peculiar power above the 
 naked precept, to dispose us to the practice cf 
 holiness, may appear hy considering, (1) 'That 
 they most clearly express to us the nature cf our 
 duties in their subjects and sensible effects. Gen¬ 
 eral precepts form abstract ideas of virtue, but in 
 examples, vhtues are made visible in all their cir¬ 
 cumstances. (2) Precepts instruct us what thing 
 are oiir duty, hut examples assure us that they are 
 jwsible. When xce .'tt mtn likei,ur.‘‘elves, who 'are 
 united to frail fies/i, and in the same condition 
 with us, to command their pas.-ions, to overcome 
 the greatest and most glittering teinj tat ions, xce 
 arc encouraged in cur sj. iritual warfare. (.3) Ex¬ 
 amples, by a secret and lively incentive, urge us 
 to imitation. 11 e are touched in another man¬ 
 ner hij the visible pi art ice of .'•aints, xcbich re¬ 
 proaches our dejects, and obliges us to the same 
 zeal, than by laws, tlungh holy and good. 
 
 The example of Christ is most proper to form ns to 
 holiness, it being absolutely pcrject, and accomo¬ 
 dated to our present state. There is no example cj 
 a mere man. that is to be fclloxved without limita¬ 
 tion. Be ye followers of me, as 1 am of C hrist, 
 says the great apostle, 1 Cor. 11. 1. Bnt the 
 example of Christ is absolutely perfect, llts 
 coriiersation was a living law. He was holy. 
 
EXC 
 
 EXC 
 
 EXE 
 
 hannless, undefiled, and separate from sinners, 
 Heh. 7- 20. His example is also most accornmo- 
 date'il to our present state. The divine nature is 
 the mpreme rule of moral perfection ; for toe are 
 commanded to be holy, as God is holy. But such 
 is the obscurity of our mindi, and the u'eakness of 
 ottr natures, that the pattern vias too high and glo¬ 
 rious to be expressed by us. And though we had 
 not strength to ascend to him, yet he had goodness 
 to descend to us ; and in this present state, and in 
 our nature, to set before us a pattern more fitted 
 to our capacity : So that the divine attributes are 
 sweetened in the Scat of God iruarnate ; and being 
 united with the graces proper for the human na¬ 
 ture, are more perceptible to our minds, and more 
 imitable by us. 
 
 Jdat.\.\9- .loseph not willing to makeherapuhlic e. 
 John\^. 15. for 1 have given >;ou an e. thaiye/lo 
 Born. 15.15. be like minded alter the e. ot Christ 
 1 Tim. 4.12. but be thou an e. of the believers 
 Heb. 4.11. lest any man fall after the same e. 
 
 8 5. who serve unto the e. ot heavenly things 
 Jam. 5.10. take the prophets for ane. ofsudenng 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. t:hrist suffered for us, leaving us an e. 
 Jude 7. set forth for an e. suff ering the vengeance 
 EXAMPLES. 
 
 1 Cor. 10.0. now these things were our e. not to lust 
 See Ens.-V-MPLE, S. 
 
 EXCEED. 
 
 Deut. 25. 3. forty stripes he may give, and not e. 
 
 lest if he should e. thy brother seem vile to thee 
 lilat. 5. 20. except your righteousness e. the scribes 
 £ Cor.3.9. ministration of righteousn. dothe. in glory 
 KXCEi'.DED. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 41. and they wept, till David e. 
 
 1 Kings 10.23. Solom. e. all kings ot earth for riches 
 Job 36.9. sheweth their transgr^sions that they e. 
 
 EXCEED ES I . 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 6. for thou e. the fame that I heaid 
 
 EXCEEDEXn. 
 
 1 KingslO. 7. thy wisdom e. the fame which I heard 
 EXCEED IhlG. 
 
 Gen. 15.1. T am thy shield, and thy e. great reward 
 17.6.1 will make thee e. fruitful, niake nations 
 27.34. and Esau cried with an e. bitter cry 
 
 l.xod. 1. 7. the children of Israel ivaxed e. mighty 
 19.16. and the voire of the trumpet e. loud 
 Knrn. 14.7. the land we passed through ise. good 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. talk no more so e. proudly 
 £ Sam. 8. 8. king David took e. much brass 
 12. 2. the rich rhan had e. many flocks and herds 
 1 Xiwi/rl. 29. God gave Solomon wisdom e. much 
 
 7. 47. left vessels unweighed, they were e. many 
 
 1 Chr. 20.2. he broughtcTmuch spoil outofthe city 
 22. 5. and the house must be e. magnifical 
 
 2 Chron. 11.12. and he made the cities e. strong 
 14. 14. for there was e. much spoil in them 
 
 16.12. Asa diseased, until his disease waxed e. great 
 .32. 27. Hezekiah had e. much riches and honour 
 
 Ps. 21. 6. thou hast made him e. glad with thy coun 
 43. 4. then will 1 go unto God my e. joy 
 119.96. but thv commandment is e. broad 
 Prov. 30. 24. there he four things which are e. wise 
 £cc/.7.24. that which ise. deep, who can find it out ? 
 Jer. 48. 29. we heard the pride of Moab, he ise. proud 
 pzek. 9. 9. the iniquity of Israel is e. great 
 
 16.13. thou didst eat oil, and waste, beautiful 
 23.15. e. in dyed attire upon their heads 
 
 .37.10. stood up upon their feet an e. great army 
 47. 10. as the fish of the. great sea, e. many 
 Dart. 3. 22. because the furnace was e. hot 
 
 6. 23. then was the king e. glad for him 
 
 7.19. the fourth beast which was e. dreadful 
 
 8. 9. came forth a little horn, which waxed e. great 
 Jonah 3. 3. now X ineveh was an e. great city 
 
 4. 6. so .lonah was e. glad of the gourd 
 fiJat. 2. 10. saw star, they rejoiced with e. great joy 
 16. Herod, when he was mocked, was e. wroth 
 4. 8. taketh him up into an e. high mountain 
 5.12. rejoice and be e. glad, great is your reward 
 8.28. met him two poss. with devils, e. fierce 
 17.23. they shall kill him ; they were e. sorry 
 26. 22. thei’’ were e. sorrowful, and began to say 
 .38. my soul is e. sorrowful, Alaik 14. .34. 
 
 JMarh 6. 26. the king was e. sorry, yet for the oath 
 
 9. 3. his raiment became e. white as snow 
 
 I.ute 2.3. 8. when Herod saw.Tesus, he was e. glad 
 Acts. 7. 20. Moses was born, and w'ase. fair 
 Pom. 7.13. that sin might become c. sinful 
 2 Cor. 4. 17. worketh for us an e. weight of glory 
 
 7. 4. I am e. joyful in all our tribulation 
 
 9.14. who long after j'ou, for e. grace of God in you 
 Lph. 1. 19. what is the e. greatness of his power 
 
 2. 7- he might shew the e. riches of his grace 
 
 3. 20. to him that is able to do e. abundantly 
 
 1 Tim, 1. 14. the grace of our T ord was e. abundant 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 13. that >’e may be glad also with e. joy 
 
 2 Pet.l. 4. given to us e. great and precious promises 
 JudeU. able to present you faultless with e. joy 
 P>.ev. 16. 21. for tlie plague thereof was e. great 
 
 EXCEEDING LY. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 19. the waters prevailed e. on the earth 
 
 13.13. but the men of Sodom were sinners e. 
 
 16. 10. the angel said, 1 will multiply thy seed e. 
 
 17.2. I will makeiny coven, and multiply thee e. 
 20.1 will multiply Ishmael e. a gi eat nation 
 
 27. .33. and Isaac trembled very e. and said 
 30. 43. and .lacob increased e. 47- 27- 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 21. 1 have played the fool and erred e. 
 
 2 >am. 1.3.15. then Amnon hated her e. and said 
 
 2 Kings 10. 4. the elders of Samaria were e. afraid 
 
 1 Chr. 29.25. Ivd. magnified Solom. e. 2 Chr. 1.1. 
 
 2 Chr. 17. 12. .Tehoshaphat waxed great e. 
 
 26.8. Uzziah strengthened himself e. 
 
 Neh. 2. 10. they heard of it, it grieved them e. 
 Esth.4. 4. the queen was e. grieved, and sent raiment 
 Job 3. 22. rejoice e. when they can find the grave 
 Psal. 61!. .3. yea, let the riglit'eous e. rejoice 
 106.14. lusted e. in the wilderness, and tempted G. 
 119. 167. kept thy testimonies, I love them e. 
 
 12.3. 3. for we aree. filled with contempt, 4. 
 
 Ifa. 21.19. the eartli is dissolved, earth is moved e. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 7 . and behold, a fourth beast strong e. 
 
 Jonah 1. 10. men were e. afraid, and said to him 
 16. then tlie men feared the I.ord e. and offered 
 4.1. but it displeased .lonah e. and he was angry 
 Mat. 19. 25. heard it, they were e. amazed, saying 
 Mark 4. 41. they feared e. and said one to another 
 15.14. they cried out the more e. crucify him 
 y2ctrl6.20. the.'-g men do e, trouble our city 
 
 26. 11. being c. mad against them, I persecuted 
 
 27. 18. and we being e. tossed with a tempest 
 
 2 Cor. 7.13. yea, and e. the more joyed we tor I’itus 
 Gal. 1. 14. being more e. zealous of the traditions 
 
 1 Thess. 3. 10. night and day praying e. to see you 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 3. because that your faith groweth e. 
 
 Heb. 12. 21. Moses said, I e. fear and quake 
 
 EXCEL. 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. unstable as water, thou shaltnotc. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 21. with harps on the .Sheminith to e. 
 Psal. 10.3. 20. ye his angels, that e. in strength 
 Isa. 10. 10. and whose graven images did e. them 
 1 Cor. 14. 12. seek that ye may e. to edifying 
 EXCELLED. 
 
 1 Kings 4.30. Solomon’s wisdom e. wisdom of Egypt 
 
 EXCELLESl. 
 
 Prov. 31. 29. done virtuously, but thou e. them all 
 EXCELLEin. 
 
 Eccl. 2.13. wisdom e. folly, as far as light e. dark. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 10. by reason of the glory that e. 
 
 EXCELLEXCY. 
 
 Gen. 4. + 7. doest w^ell, shalt thou not have the e. ? 
 49. 3. the e. of dignity, and the e. of power 
 Exod. 15. 7 . and in the greatness of thine e. 
 
 Deut. 33.26. wdio rideth in his e. on the sky 
 29. shield of help, and who is the sword or thy e. 
 Job 4. 21. doth not their e. go away ( they die 
 13, 11. shall not his e. make j’ou afraid < 
 
 20. 6. though his e. mount up to the heavens 
 22. 120. but their e. the fire consumeth 
 .37. 4. he thiindereth with the voice of his e. 
 
 40. 10. deck thyself nowpvith majesty and e. 
 
 Psal. 47. 4. the e. of Jacob vyhom he loved 
 62. 4. they consult to cast him down from his e. 
 
 68. 34. his c. is O'-er Israel, and his strength 
 Prov. 17. + 7. a lip of e. become h not a fool 
 Eccl. 2. + 13. I sav' that there is an e. in wisdom 
 7.12. the e. of km wledge is, that wisdom gives life 
 ha. 13. 19. Babylon the beauty of the Chaldees’ e. 
 .35. 2. e. of Carmel, Sharon ; and the e. of our G. 
 60. 15. I will make thee an eternal e. a joy 
 Ezek. 16. t 56. Sodom not mentioned in day of e. 
 
 24. 21. my sanctuary, the e. of your strength 
 Amos 6. 8. saith the Lord, 1 abhor the c.of Jacob 
 8. 7. the Lord hath sworn bv the e. of Jacob 
 Nah. 2. 2. for the Lord hath turned away the e. of 
 Jacob, as the e. of Israel, emptiersemptied them 
 Mai. 2. tl5. yet had he the e. of the .Spirit 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 1. I came not to you with e. of speech 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. that the e. of the power may be ot God 
 Phil. 3. 8. 1 count all things loss for the e. of Chr. 
 
 J.XCEJ.LEXT. 
 
 Esth. 1. 4. Ahasuerus shewed hisc. majesty 
 
 Job 37.23. the Almighty is e. in power 
 
 Psal. 8.1. how e. is tny name in all the earth ! 9. 
 
 16. 3. and to the p. in whom is all my delight 
 36. 7. how e. is tby loving-kindness, O (lod ! 
 
 76. 4. thou art more e. than the mountains of prey 
 141. 5. let him reprove me, it shall be an c. oil 
 148. 13. praise the Lord, his name a.one is e. 
 
 150. 2. praise him according tojiis e. greatness 
 Prov. 8.6. hear, fori will speak of e. things 
 12. 26. the righteous is more e. than his neighbour 
 
 17. 7. e. speech beet meth not a fool 
 
 27. a man of undeistanding is of anc. spirit 
 22. 20. have I not witten to thee e. things t 
 Cant. 5. 15. his couirenaiice e. as the cedars 
 Isa. 4. 2. and the fruit of the earth shall be e. 
 
 12. 5. sing to the Lord, he h.ath donee, things 
 22. 117. Lord covered thee with ane. covering 
 28. 29. the Lord of hosts is e. in working 
 Ezek. 16. 7. and th- m art come to e. ornaments 
 27. t 24. these were thy merchants in e. things 
 Dan. 2. 31. this image, whose brightness was e. 
 
 4. 36. an e. majesty was added unto me 
 
 5. 12. an e. spirit was found in Daniel, 6. 3. 
 
 14. I heard that e. wisdom is found in thee 
 
 Luke 1. .3. to write to thee, most e. Iheophilus 
 Acts23. 26. Claudius, to the e. governor Felix 
 Pom. 2.18. and ap[)rovest things more e. Phil. 1.10. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. yet she'/ 1 unto you a more e. way 
 Heb. 1. 4. he obtained a more e. name, than they 
 
 8. 6. but now hath he obtained a more e. ministry 
 
 11. 4. Abel offered lo God a more e. sacrifice 
 
 2 Pet. 1.17. there came a voice from the e. gloiy 
 
 EXCEPT. 
 
 Gen. ,31.42. e. the G. of my father had been with me 
 .32.26.1 will not let thee go, e. thou bless me _ 
 
 42. 15. c. your youngest brother come, 4.3. .3,5. 
 
 43. in. e. v/ehad lingered, we had now returned 
 47. 26. fifth part,e. thr land of the priests only 
 
 Hum. 16. 13. e. thou m; ke thyself a prince over us 
 Deut. 32. 30. e. their Lock had sold them 
 Josh. 7 . 12. e. you destroy accursed from among you 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 34. e. thou I idst hasted to meet me 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 9. e. as the I/'rd hatli sworn to David 
 i.3. e. thou first bring 'vlichal, Saul's daughter 
 
 5. 6. e. thou take awa; the blind and the lame 
 2 Kings 4. 24. slack not thy riding, e. I bid thee 
 Esth. 2. 14. e. the king delighted in her and called 
 
 4. 11. e. the king shall liold out the golden sceptre 
 Psal. 127.1. e. the 1 or . Ituild the house, e. tlie Lord 
 keep the city, the watchmen watch but in vain 
 Prov. 4. 16. sleep not, -. they have done mischief 
 ha. 1.9. c. the Lord h:-d left a remnant, Rom. 9.29. 
 Dan. 2. 11. none other can shew it, c. the goils 
 ,3.28 nor worship an. god, e. their own God 
 
 6. 5. e. we find it cone ‘ruing the law of his God 
 Amos3.3. can two wal ' together,*?, they be agreed . 
 3Jat. 5. 20. e. your righteousness exceed that of 
 
 scribes 
 
 12. 29. e. he first bind the strong man, Mark 3. 27. 
 
 18. .3.1 sav to vou, e. ye be converted, and become 
 
 19. 9. uut’awav his vife, e. it be for fornication 
 
 Mat. 24. 22. and e. those days should be shortened 
 there should no flesh be saved, Mark 43. 20. 
 26.42. if this cup may not pass, e. 1 drink it, thy will 
 Mark 7 . 3. the Pharisees, e. they wash oft, eat not 
 Luke 9. 13. e. we go and buy meat for this people 
 
 1.3. .3. e. ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish, 3. 
 John .3. 2. can do these miracles, e. G. be with him 
 
 3. e. a man be born again, lie cannot see the kingd. 
 
 5. e. a man be born of water and of the Spirit 
 
 27. can receive nothing, e. it be given from heaven 
 ,4.48. e. ye see signs and wonders, ye will not bel. 
 6.44. e. the Father who hath sent me draw him 
 
 5.3. e. ye eat the flesh of the Son of man 
 65. e. it were given unto him of my Father 
 12. 24. e. acorn of wheat fall into the ground 
 15. 4. ye cannot bear fruit, e. ye abide in me 
 19.11. no power, e. it were given thee from above 
 20. 25. e. I shall see the prints of the nails 
 Acts?,. 1. they were all scattered, e. the apostles 
 31. how can 1, e. some man should guide me r 
 15.1. e. ye be circumcised, ye cannot be saved 
 24. 21. e. it be for this one voice, that 1 crieil 
 
 26. 29. all were such as 1 am, e. these bonds 
 
 27. 31. Paul said, e. these abide in ship, ye cannot 
 Pom. 7 . 7. 1 had not known lust, e. tlie law had said 
 
 10.15. how shall they preach, e. tliey be sent 
 
 1 Cor.7.5. defraud not one anoth. e. it be with consent 
 
 14. 5. that speaketh with tongues, e. he interpret 
 
 6. e. 1 shall speak to you eitlver by re' elation 
 
 7. e. they give a distinction in the sounds 
 9. e. ye utter w.ords easy to be understood 
 
 15. 30. that thou sovest is not quickened, e. it die 
 2Cor. 12.13. e. it be tliat 1 was nor burdensome 
 13.5. that Christ is in you, e. ye be reprobates I 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 3. e. there come a falling away first 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 5. he is not crowned, e. he strive lawfully 
 if«ri. 2.5.will remove thy candlestick, e. thou repent 
 22. into tribulation, e. they repent of their deeds 
 EXCEP J ED. 
 
 1 Cor. 15.27. he is e. whodid putall things under him 
 EXCE>S. 
 
 Mat. 23. 25. wdthin are full of extortion and e. 
 
 Eph. 5.18. be not drunk with wine, wherein is e. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. when we walked in lusts, e. of wine 
 
 4. that ye run not with them to the same e. 
 
 EXCHAXGE. 
 
 Gen. 47.17. Joseph gave them bread in e. for horses 
 Lev. 27 . 10. ti.en it and the e. thereof shall be holy 
 Job 20. + 18. according to the substance of his e. 
 
 28.17. and the e. of it shall not be for jewels 
 Mat. 16. 26. if gain world and lose his soul, wnat 
 shall a man'give in e. for his soul r Mark 8.37- 
 EXCIIAXGE. 
 
 Ezek. 48.14. they shall not sell of it, nor e. first-fruits 
 EXCHAXGERS. 
 
 Mat. 25. 27 . oughtest to have put my money to e. 
 EXCLUDE. 
 
 Gal. 4.17. they would e. you, that you might affect 
 EXCLUDED. 
 
 Rom. 3. 27. where is boasting then ? it is e. 
 
 EXCO:\BlU]Si ICATED. 
 Excommunication is an ecclesiastical cenpire, 
 whereby they who incur the guilt oj any heinous 
 sin, are separated from the communion of the 
 church, and deprived (f spiritual advantages; 
 that they may be brought to repentance, and 
 others, by their example, kept from the like 
 enormities. Mat. 18. 15, 16, 17. 1 Cor. 5. 5, 7- 
 2 ^JThess. 3.14, 35. 
 
 There are generally three sorts of Excornmunica- 
 tion, distinguished among the Jews. 7'he first is 
 cafferf Xiddui, that f.c, separation. This is the 
 lesser Excommunication. It lasted thirty days, 
 and separated the excommunicated persons from 
 the use of things holy. The .second was called 
 Cherim, that is Anathema; this was an aggra¬ 
 vation of the first, and ansicers almost to our 
 greater excommunication. It excluded a man 
 from the synagogue, and deprived him of all civil 
 commerce. The third sort of Excomnmnication 
 is called Scammatha, and was of a higher nature 
 than the greater excommunication. It teas pub¬ 
 lished, as they say, by sound of four hundred trum¬ 
 pets, and removed all hope of returning to the syna- 
 gi giie. Home affirm, that the penalty of death was 
 annexed to it. But Selden maintains, that these 
 three terms, Xiddui, Cherim, and .Scammatha, 
 are oftentimes synonymous, and that the .lews 
 never had, properly speaking, more than two sorts 
 of excommunication ; one greater the other less. 
 .Selden de synedriis veterum Hebraorum, lib. 1. 
 cap. 7- wul 8. , , , , • 
 
 John 9. 134. dost thou teach us ? and they e, bun 
 EXCUSE. 
 
 Intke 14.18. thev with one consent began to make e. 
 John 15. + 22. now have they no e. tor their sin 
 Pom. 1.20. clearly seen, so that they are witliout e. 
 EXCUSE. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.19. think you that we e. ourselves to you ? 
 EXCUSED. 
 
 Luke 14. 18. I prav thee have me e. 19. 
 
 F.X'CUSING. 
 
 Jfowi 2.15. their thou.ghts accusing or else e. one an. 
 EX KCPA TION. 
 
 Jer. 42.18. and ve shall be an e. and a curse 
 44.12. and they shall be an e. and a reproach 
 Acts23.il2. bound themselves with an oath of e. 
 EXECCTE. 
 
 Exod. 42. 42 .1 will e.iudgmenfonthego/ sof Egypt 
 Kum. 5. .30. the priest shall c. upon her all this law 
 8.11. that they mav e.the service ot the Lord 
 Deut. 10. 18. be doth e. the judgment ot the widow 
 1 Kings 6. 12. if thou wilt e. my judgments 
 
 119.81. when wilt thou e. judgm. on them that 
 149. 7. toe. veiigeair e 11(1011 the heatlien 
 o' to e. 111)011 them the ludgment written 
 Is'a. 16. 3. take counsel. *?. judgment, hide outcasts 
 Jer. 7 .5. e. jiidgm. between a man and his neighb. 
 2L 12. e. jiKlgiiient in the morning, and deliver 
 
 22. 3. e. iiidgm. and righteousness, deli ers(ioiled 
 
 23. 5. branch shall e. jiidgin. and justice, .33. 15. 
 Ezek.5.?,. 1 wille. judgments in thee, 10. 
 
 143 
 
EXO 
 
 EXP 
 
 EYE 
 
 /). 1'). wl]('n I shall e. judcmenfsinthoe in fury 
 
 11. 9. airl 1 will <?. uul;;ni(‘nts anioiiL' you 
 
 16. 11. truy shall e. iudinnents upon thee 
 25. 11. and 1 w ill e. judgments upon .Moab 
 
 17. and 1 will e. great vengoaiue upon them 
 30. 11. 1 set fire in Zoan. and e. judgments in No 
 19. thus will I e. judgments in I gypt 
 45. 9. remove violence, e. judirmen’t and justice 
 Jlnw 11.9. 1 will not e. the fierceness of mine anger 
 Mic. 5. 15. and I will e. vengeance in anger 
 
 7. 9. till he plead my cause, and c. judgin. forme 
 Zeeh. 7- 9. e. true judgment, and shew merej' 
 
 H. 16. e. the judgment of truth and peace 
 John 5. 27- liath eiven hint authority to jiidirment 
 JiO'/i. 13. 4. he is the minister of (iod to e. wrath 
 Jude 15. to <?. judgment on all, and to convince 
 K.XF.CU I I .D. 
 
 yum. 33. 4. on their go'is the T.ord e. pidgments 
 Dent. 33. 21. he e. the justice of the Lord 
 £ Sam. 8. 15. David e. jiidyinent, I Vhron. 18.14. 
 
 1 Vhron. 6. 10. he it is tiiat e. the priest's odice 
 24. 2. Fdeazarand Ithaniar e. the priest’s office 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 24. thes’ e. judgment aeaiiist .loash 
 Fzra~. 26. let judgment lie e. speedily on him 
 Ps. 106. .30. then stood up Phinehas, and c. judgment 
 Feel. 8. 11. because sentence is note, speedily 
 Jer. 23. 20. anger of L. shall not return fill he havee. 
 Fjzek. 11. 12. neither c. mj'judgments, 20. 24. 
 
 18. 8. hath e. truejudgm. betw. man and man, 17. 
 23. 10. for they hail e. judgment upon her 
 £8. 22. when 1 shall have f. judgments, 26. 
 
 39.21. heathen shall see myjudgin. that I havec. 
 
 1. uke 1. 8. while Zarharias e. the priest’s ofhee 
 
 EXlX'Ul'ED.Sf. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 18. nor e. his fierce wrath on Amalek 
 
 EX ECU I'ESI'. 
 
 Ps. 99.4. thou e. judgm. and righteousness in .Tacob 
 E.XV.CU I ETIL 
 
 Psnl. 9. 16. Ixird is known by the judgment he e. 
 103. 6. tlie Lord e. righteousness and judgment 
 146. 7- tiie I.ord e. juffgment for the oppressed 
 Isa. 46. 11. the man that c. my counsel fi'om afar 
 Jer. 5.1. if any c. judgment, 1 will pardon it 
 Juell. 11. for lie is strong that e. Ins word 
 EXEC UT INC. 
 
 £ Kings\^. .30. thou hast done well in e. on Ahab 
 
 2 Clu 'on. 11.14. .leroboam had cast them off from e. 
 22. 8. when Jehu was e. judgnient on Ahab's house 
 
 EXEC'UldON. • 
 
 Fsth. 9.1. his decree drew near to be put in e. 
 
 EX ECU !'ION EH. 
 
 Mark 6. 27. the king sent an e. and commanded 
 EXECUriONERS. 
 
 Gen. .37. + 36. sold him to Potiphar, chief of the e. 
 Jer. 39. t 9. Nebuzar-adan, chief of the e. 52.112. 
 Dan. 2. t 14. to Arioch the chief of the e. 
 
 EXEMPTED. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 22. Asa made proclamaticn, none was e. 
 EXERCISE. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. bodily e. profiteth little, godliness profit. 
 EXERCISE. “ 
 
 Psal. 131. 1. nor do I e. mj’self in things too high 
 Jer. 9. 21. I am the Lord which e. loving-kindness 
 Mat. 20. 25. ye know that princes of the Gentiles e. 
 dominion over them, and they that are great e. 
 authority upon them, Mark 10. 42. Luke 1". 25. 
 Aets 24.16. herein do 1 e. myself to have a conscience 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 7. and e. thyself rather unto godliness 
 
 EXERCISED. 
 
 Feel. 1. 1.3. sore travail, to be e. therewith, ,3.10. 
 Fzek. 22. 29. the people of the land have e. robbery 
 lleb. 5. 14. senses e. to discern both good anrl evil 
 
 12. 11. fruit of right, to them w hich arc e. thereby 
 
 2 Pet. 2.14. an.heart e. with covetous practices 
 
 EXEUCISETIL 
 
 Rev. 13. 12. he e. all the power of the first beast 
 E.XllURT. 
 
 ^ets 2. 40. wdfh many words did he testify and e. 
 27. 22. and now 1 e. v’ou to be of good cheer 
 £ Cor. 9. 5. therefore I thought it necessary to e. 
 
 1 Thess.A. 1. we beseech you, brethren, ami e. you 
 t 18. w herefore e. one another with these words 
 
 5. 1 11. w herefore c. yourseh es together, edify 
 1-1. now we e. you, warn them that are unruly 
 
 2 Thess. 3.12. such we command and e. by Christ 
 
 1 Tim.". 1. 1 e. that first of all, pray, be made for all 
 
 6. 2. these things teat h and e. 
 
 € Tim. 4.2. e. with all long'-suffering and doctrine 
 Tit. 1.9. may be able to e. and convince gainsavers 
 
 2. 6. young men likewdse e. to be sober-minded 
 9. e. s rvants to be obedient to their masters 
 15. speak, c. and rebuke w ith all authority 
 
 Jleh. 3. 13. e. one another daily while it is called 
 1 f'ci. 5. 1. the elders wdio are among you 1 e. 
 
 Jude 3. it w as needful for me to write and e. you 
 , EXHORTATION. 
 
 J.vke?>. 18. rnany other things in his e. preached he 
 Aets 13.15. if ye have any word of e. say on 
 15. + 31. w hen they read, they rejoiced for tlie e. 
 
 20. 2. and when Paul had given them much e. 
 Rum. 12. 8. he that exhorteth, let him wait on e. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 3. speaketh unto men to e. and comfort 
 
 2 Cor. 8.17. for indeed he accepted the e. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 3. for our e. was not of deceit nor guile 
 1 Tim. 4. 1.3. till 1 come, give attcmlance to e. 
 
 Jleh. 12. 5. ye have forgotten the e. w hich sneaketli 
 
 13. 22. and 1 beseech you, suffer the wort! ofe. 
 
 EXIIORIED. 
 
 Aets 11. 23. Barna' as e. them to cleave to the Lord 
 15. .32. they e. the brethren with many words 
 1 Thess. 2.11. as voti know how we e. and comforted 
 'EXIIORflNG. 
 
 Aets 14. 22. and e. them to continue in the faith 
 18. 27. brethren wrote e. disciples to receive him 
 Jleh. 10. 25. butc. one another, and so much more 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 12. by bilvanus 1 have written briefly, e, 
 
 EXILE, 
 
 2 Sam. 15.19. for thou art a stranger, and also an e. 
 Isa. 51. 14. the captive e. hasteneth to be loosed 
 
 EXORCISES. 
 
 This 71'ord corries from the Greek 'EJopKi^eiv, Ex- 
 orcisein, uhich signijies to adjure, to conjure, to 
 144 
 
 life the name of God, roith a design to cast devils 
 out of the bodies uhieh they pos.'~ess. When our 
 Saviour sent out his diseiples to preach the gospel, 
 he gave them power over unclean .spirits, to cast 
 them out. Mat. 10. 1. And when the seventy re¬ 
 turned, they told oxtr Saviour, Luke 10. 17. Imrd, 
 even the devils are subject to us, through thy 
 name. By this gift, thry gained repute among 
 the people, confirming them that they -acre sent of 
 God. St. Paul, in Acts 16. 18. cast <<ut a devil, 
 m the name of Christ ; I command thee, in the 
 name of .lesus Christ, to come out of her : and 
 he came out the same hour. 'This gift continued 
 in the church, alter the death of the apostles, as 
 some say, for about two hundred years, and ceased 
 by degrees. 
 
 Tho^e .Tewdsh exorcists, mentioned Acts 19.13. were 
 such as JL'Urped and counterfeited this gift, though 
 thry had it not ; but what they did teas only by 
 witchcraft, and compact wiJi the devil. 
 
 Josephus relates strange stories concerning these ex¬ 
 orcists. lie .\ays, that one Eleazar, a lew, cured 
 the p issessed with the help of a ring, in which a 
 root Was set, said by some to have been discovered 
 by Solomon. The smell of this root, put under 
 the nose of the possessed person, made him fall on 
 the ground ; and the exorcist conjured the devil, 
 forbidding him to return into that body ; .Joseph. 
 Antig. lib. 8. cap* 2. Justin, Origen, and 1 er- 
 tullian, speak of *ews, "cho boasted of a power to 
 cast out devils, and, it is .said, that sometimes in 
 reality they did so, by calling upon the God oj 
 Abraham. 
 
 Acts 19.13. then certain of the vagabond Jews, e. 
 EXPANSION. 
 
 Gen. 1. f 6. let there be an e. in midst of the waters 
 EXPEC'fA I ION. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. + 15. daj’S as a shadow', there is no e. 
 Job 6. t 8. O that God would grant me mine e. 
 
 Ps. 9. 18. the e. of the poor shall not perish for ever 
 62. 5. wait thou on God, for my e. is from him 
 Prov. 10. 28. the e. of the w'icken shall perish, 11. 7. 
 11. 23. but the c. of the wicked is w'rath 
 2.3. 18. thine c. shall not be out off , 21.14. 
 
 Isa. 20. 5. they shall be ashamed of tlieir e. 
 
 6. the inhabitants shall say, behold, such is our e. 
 Jer. 29. t 11. I think to give you an end and e. 
 
 Zeclt. 9.5. Ekron for her e. shall be ashamed 
 Luke 3.15. and as the people w ere in e. .lohn said 
 Acts 12. 11. J.ord hath delivered me from e. of Jews 
 Rom. 8. 19. for the e. of the creature w aifeth for 
 Phil. 1. 20. according to my' earnest e. and hope 
 EXPECfED. 
 
 .Tob .32. + 4. Elihu had <?. till Job had spoken 
 Jer. 29. 11. for I think to give you an e. end 
 EXPEC'llNG. 
 
 Acts3. 5. c. to receive something of them 
 lleb. 10.13. e. till his enemies be made his footstool 
 EXP EDI ENT. 
 
 John 11. 50. that it is e. for us that one man die 
 16. 7- 1 tell you, it is e. for you that I go away 
 18. 14. it was e. that one man die for the people 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 12. but all things are not e. 10. 23. 
 
 2 Cor. 8.10. this is c. for you w ho have begun before 
 12.1. it is not e. for me doubtless to glory 
 
 EXPEL. 
 
 Jo.sh. 23. 5. God shall e. them from before you 
 Judg. 11. 7. did not ve hate me, e. me out of house? 
 EXPELLED. 
 
 Josh. 1.3.13. Tsr. c. notGeshurites, nor IMaachathites 
 Judg. 1. 20. he e. thence the three sons of Anak 
 2 Sam. 14.14. that his banisb.ed be not c. from him 
 Acts 1.3. 50. they' e. them out of their coasts 
 EXPEN CES. 
 
 Ezra 6. 4. let the e. be given out of the king’s fiouse 
 
 8. 1 decree that e. forthwith be given to these men 
 EXPERIENCE 
 
 Gen. 30. 27. by e. that the J.ord hath blessed me 
 Feel. 1.16. my heart had great e. of wisdom 
 Rom. 5. A. anti patience workethe. and e. hope 
 lleb. 5. i 13. that useth milk hath no c. in the word 
 _ EXPERIMENT. 
 
 2 Cor. 9,13. w'hiles by' the e. of this ministration 
 EXP ER E. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 33. of Zebulun fifty thousimd e. in war 
 35. of Danites 28,60<11| .36. of Asher, 40,000 e. 
 Cant. 3. 8. they all hold swords, being e. in war 
 Jer. 50. 9. their arrows shall be as of an e. man 
 Acts 26. 3. I know' thee to be e. in all customs 
 EXPIATION. 
 
 Num. 35. f 33. and there can be no e. for the land 
 EXPIRED. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 26. and the days were not e. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.1. after the year was e. 1 Chron. 20. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 11. shall come to pass when (lays bee. 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 10. when year e. Nebuchat.nezzar sent 
 Estli. 1. 5. when these davs were e. the king made 
 Fzek. A3. 27- w hen these days are e. it shall be that 
 ricts 7- 30. and when forty years were e. 
 
 Rev. 20. 7. when 1000 years are e. Satan be loosed 
 EXPLOllS. 
 
 Dan. 11. 28. to his land he shall do e. and return 
 32. but the people shall be strong and do e. 
 EXPOSED. 
 
 Judg. 5. + 18. Zebulun and Naphtalia people c. 
 EXPOUND. 
 
 Lev. 24. + 12. put him in ward, to e. mind of God 
 Judg. 14. 14. tliey could not in three days e. riddle 
 EXPOUNDED. 
 
 Judg. 14. 19. garments to them who e. the riddle 
 Mark A. 34. when they' were alore, he e. all things 
 I.uke 21. 27. he e. to them in all the scriptures 
 Arts n.4. but Peter «. it by order unto them 
 18. 26. Aquila and Priscilla e. to him way of God 
 28.23. l^aule. and testified the kingdom of God 
 EXPRESS. 
 
 lleb. 1.3. who being the e. image of his person 
 EXPRESS, ED. 
 
 Aum. 1. 17. took men which are e. by' their names 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 31. and of Manasseh 18,000, e. by name 
 16. 41. who were e. by name, to give thanks to I.. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. mnu e. took captives, clothed naked 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 19. men e. to give i>crfions to the ma e 
 Ezra 8. 20. the Nethiniiiis were e. by name 
 Job 6. t 3. therefore I w ant words to c. my grief 
 EXPRESSLY. 
 
 1 Sam. £0. 21. if I e. say to the lad, behold arrows 
 Fzek. 1. .3. the word carnet, to Ezekiel the prie.st 
 1 'Tim. 4. l.now the Spirit speaketh «. some depart 
 
 EXPULSIGN.s. 
 
 Ezek. 45. 19. take away your e. from my people 
 E.X I EN D. ^ 
 
 Psal. 109. 12. let there he none to e. merry to him 
 Isa. 66. 12. behold, 1 will e. peace to her like a rivei 
 EX I EN DEI). 
 
 Gen. 39- + 21. but the Ixird e. kindness to .Toseph 
 Ezra 7.28. e. mercy to me || 9. 9. e. mercy' to us 
 Jer. 31. +3. 1 have e. loving-kindness to thee 
 EXTENDEIH. ' 
 
 Psal. 16. 2. my Ixird, my goodness c. not to thee 
 EX 1 IN C I. 
 
 Job 17.1. my' days are e. the graves are ready' for me 
 Isa. 43. 17. they are e. they are tpienched as tow 
 EX1TN(,UIS1L 
 
 Ezek. .32.+ 7- when 1 shall e. thee, I will cover lieav 
 E.X I INGUISHED. 
 
 Job 6. + 17. w hen it is hot, they are e. out of place 
 EXIOL. 
 
 Psal. .30. 1.1 will e. thee, O Lord, hast lifted me up 
 68. 4. e. him that rideth upon the heavens 
 145. 1. 1 will c. thee, my (.od, O King, and bless 
 Dan. 4. 37- 1 Nebuchadnezzar e. King of heaven 
 E.XIOLLEI). 
 
 Psal. 66. 17- and he was e. wiih mv tongue 
 Isa. 52. 1.3. behold, my servant shall be e. 
 
 EX 1 GRTION. 
 
 Fzek. 22. 12. thou hast greedily gained by e. 
 
 Mat. 23. 25. but within they are full of e. 
 EXTORTIONER. 
 
 /*.<•«/. 109. 11. let the e. catch all that he hath 
 Isa. 16. 4. thee, is at an end, the spoiler ceaseth 
 I Cor. 5. 11. if any man be a drimkard, anc. 
 EXTORI lONER.S. 
 
 r.nke 18.11. that I am not as other men are, e. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 10. yet not altogether with e. for then 
 6. 10. nor e. inherit the kingdom of God 
 EX I R EM E. 
 
 Deut. 28.22. the L. shall smite thee with e. burning 
 EX JR EMILY. 
 
 Job .35. 15. yet he knoweth it not in great e. 
 
 EY E, 
 
 The organ of sight, by which visible object.i are dis¬ 
 cerned. J'ye, or eyes, in Scripture, are figura¬ 
 tively applied to God after the manner if man. 
 I’rov. 15. .3. The eyes of the J.ord are in every 
 place; that is, his infinite knowledge and provi¬ 
 dence. And as in men the eye is the organ which 
 shews compassion or fury, vengeance or pardon, 
 gentleness or .severity ; in these senses eye is re¬ 
 ferred to God; Psal. .34. 15. 1 he eyes of the 
 J.ord are upon the righteous: He favours them, 
 and heaps blessings on them. 1 Kings 8. 29. 'I hat 
 thine eyes may be opened toward this house 
 night and day ; that is, that thou mayest behold 
 It xcith an eye of favour and compassion. So like¬ 
 wise in Jer. 24. 6. I will set mine eyes upon 
 them for good. On the contrary it is said, Amos 
 
 9. 8. Behold, the eyes of the Lord are upon the 
 sinful kingdom ; that is, in a way of severity 
 and judgment. Also Fzek. 5. 11. Neither shall 
 mine eyes spare, neither will 1 have any pity. 
 
 Eye, when referred to man, is not only taken for the 
 organ of sight, but also for the understanding or 
 judgment. Dent. 16. 19. .4 gift doth blind the 
 eyes of the wise : It corrupteth and pervertetk his 
 mind, that as he will not, so oftentimes he cannot 
 discern between right and wrong. So in .Acts 26. 
 18. I send thee to the Gentiles to open their eyes ; 
 that is. To preach the gospel unto them -.ihereby 
 they may attain unto a spiritual understanding of 
 their duty. Likewise in Gen. 3. 7- Ibe eyes of 
 them both were opened. 'Iheir consciences 
 were touched with a sense of the hcim.usncss of 
 their sin, whereby they had defiled their souls: 
 and of the greatness of the misery they had brought 
 upon themselves and their posterity. 
 
 The Hebrews call colours, eyes, Xum. 11. 7. 
 And the eye, or colour of the manna, was as 
 the eye, or colour of bdellium. I'o set one’s 
 eyes upon anj' one is to do him service, to faimir 
 him greatly ; or barely to see him with friendship. 
 Gen. 44. 21. Thou saidst, bring Benjamin unto 
 me, that J may set mine eyes upon him. .-Inct 
 N elnichadnezzar recommends it to N ebuzar-adan. 
 that he would set his eyes upoti Jeremiah, atnl 
 permit him to go -where he pleased, Jer. .39. + 12. 
 
 I 40. t 4. To find grace in one's eyes, is to 
 w in his favour and friendship, Ruth 2. 10. Job 
 says, 1 was eyes to the blind. Job 29. 15. that is, 
 I instructed, directed, and a.M.ited such as knew 
 not how to manage their own affairs. 
 
 To have the eyes towards, or upon one, denotes that 
 the person expects, or waits for something from 
 him on whom the eyes are placed. 'Thus when 
 Adonijah, without his father's knorcledge, had 
 usurped the kingdom, Bathsheba told king David, 
 1 Kings 1. 20. I he eyes of all Israel 'ore upon 
 thee, that thou shouldest tell them who shall 
 sit upon the throne of m.v lord the king after 
 him ; that is. The generality of the people arc in 
 su.tpense whether Adonijah's practices he with 
 thy consent, or no, and -wait for thy sentence con¬ 
 cerning thy successor, which they will readily 
 embrace. Also in Psal. 25. 15. Aline eyes are 
 ever towards the J.ord : that is, my expectation 
 of help is only from him. And Psal. 123. 2. 
 As the eyes of servants look un'o the hand of 
 their masters; either for the supply of their 
 wants, which comes from their master.s' hand: or, 
 for help and defence against their oppressors. _ 
 
 Solomon says, that the wise man's eyes are in his 
 head, Eccl. 2. 14. He kno-ws -where he goes, and 
 what he has to do; he does not act ignorantly, 
 rashly, or foolishly. He says likewise, that 
 
E Y E 
 
 EYE 
 
 EYE 
 
 
 the e3'e is not satisfied with riches, F.rrl. 4. 8. 
 "f/te covetcvs mind, or desire, is insatiable, iiye 
 is sometimes taken for something that is most de¬ 
 lightful and dear to a person. Mat. 5. 2y. J t' tliy 
 right eye offend thee, pluck it out. Hat. 4. 15. 
 ^’ou would have plucked out your own eyes, and 
 have given them to me. It is likewise taken fur 
 opinion, or conceit. Prov. 3. hie not wise in 
 thine own eyes. And for a diligent and careful 
 inspection into affairs, Prov. 20. 8. A kingseat- 
 tereth away all evil with hiseyes. Eviliye; see 
 on Evil. 
 
 Oeti. 45- t 20. let not your e. spare your stuff 
 lirod. 10. + 5. the locusts cover the e. of the earth 
 21.24.«;. fore. Lev. 24.20. Dent. 19.21. ]\Jat. 5. .38. 
 
 26. if a man smite tlie e. of his servant, or the e. 
 Lev. 21. 20. or that hath a blemish in his e. 
 fivm.W.il. the e. ofmanna wasas thee, of bdellium 
 JJent. 28. 54. his e. shall be evil toward his brother 
 56. her e. shall be evil towards her husband 
 .32. 10. he kept him as the ap|)le of his e. 
 
 .34. 7- his e. was not dim, nor his force abated 
 JLzra 5. 5. the e. of their Clod was on the elders 
 J: h 7. 8. e. that hath seen me, shall see me no more 
 
 IO. 18. given up the ghost, and no e. had seen me 
 
 20. y. the e. which saw him, shall see him no more 
 
 24.15. thee, of the adulteier waiteth for twilight, 
 
 saying, no e. shall see me, and disguiseth his face 
 28. 7. a'path which fue vulture’se. hath not seen 
 10. and his e. seeth every precious thing 
 
 29.11. when the e. saw me, it gave witness to me 
 ffsal. .33. 18. e. of the I>. is on them that fear him 
 
 35. 19. neither let them wink with thee. 
 
 21. they said, aha, aha, our e. hath seen it 
 94. 9. he that formed the e. shall he not see ? 
 
 Vrov. 10.10. that winketh with the e. causeth sorrow 
 
 20.12. the seeing e. hearing ear. Lord hath made 
 
 22. 9. lie tliat hatli a bountiful e. shall be blessed 
 .30. 17. the e. thatmocketh at his father 
 
 Feel. 1. 8. the e. is not satisfietl with seeing 
 
 4. 8. neither is his e. satisfied with riches 
 Isa. 13. 18. their e. shall not spare children 
 52. 8. thy watchmen sing, for they shall see e. to e. 
 61. 4. neither hath the e. seen, 1 Cor. 2.9. 
 
 Lam. 2.4. and slew all that were pleasant to the e. 
 Lzek. 9.5. let not your e. sjtare, neither have pity' 
 
 16. 5. none e. pitied, to do any of these to thee 
 Mic. 4. 11. be defiled, and let our e. look on Zion 
 Mat. 6. 22. the light of the body is the e. Luke 11. 34. 
 
 7. 3. thou beholdestthe mote in thy brother’s e. and 
 not the beam in thine own e. L.uke 6. 41, 42. 
 
 IP. 9. if thine e. offend thee, pluck it out 
 
 19. 24. easier for a camel to go through e. of a needle 
 
 than a rich man, Mark 10. 25. Luke 18. 25. 
 1 Cor. 12.16. because 1 am not the e. 1 am not of body 
 17- if the whole body W'ere ane. || 21. e. cannot say 
 15.52. in twinkling of an e. at the last trump 
 liev. 1.7. he cometii, and every e. shall see him 
 L'.vil EYlv 
 
 Prov. 23. 6. the bread of him that hath an evil e. 
 
 28. 22. he that hasteth to he rich hath an evil e. 
 Mat. 6. 23. but if thine e. be ev,l, Luke 11. 34. 
 
 20. 15. is thine e. evil because 1 am good I 
 Markl. 22. out of the heart proceedeth an evil e. 
 
 Mine E^'E. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 10. bade kill thee, bwtmine e. spared thee 
 Job 7. 7. mine e. shall no more see good 
 13. 1. mine e. hath seen all this, mine ear heard 
 
 16. 20. but mine e. poureth out tears to Gotl 
 
 17. 2. doth mine e. continue in their provocation ? 
 7. mine e. also is dim b.y reason of sorrow' 
 
 42. 5. heard of thee, but iiow mine e. seeth thee 
 P.'.al. 6. 7- mine e. is consumed w ith grief, 31. 9. 
 .32. 8. instruct thee, I will guide thee with miite e. 
 
 54.7. minee. hath seen his desire on mine enemies 
 
 88.9. mine e. mourneth by reason of affliction 
 92.11. mine <?. shall see my desire on mine enemies 
 
 Jer.40.+4. come to Babylon I will set minee. on tliee 
 Imhu 1. 16. mine c. minee. rnnneth dowm, 3.48. 
 
 3. 49. rnine e. trickleth down and ceaseth not 
 51. mine e. affecteth my heart, because of daugh. 
 Ezek. 5. 11. neither shall mine e. spare, nor will I 
 have any pity, 7. 4, 9. 1 8.18. 1 9. 10. 
 20. 17. nevertheless mine e. spared them 
 Thine EY E. 
 
 Deut, 7. 16. thine e. shall not pity, nor shalt thou 
 serve their gods, 13. 8.1 19. 13, 21. | 25. 12. 
 
 15. 9. and thine e. be evil against thy poor brother 
 Mat. 6. 22. if thine e. be single, Luke 11. .34. 
 
 7. 3. the beam that is in thine own e. Luke 6. 41. 
 
 18.9. if thine e. offend thee pluck it out, Mark 9.47. 
 
 See Apgi.K. 
 
 ^ EYE-Bi{0\V.S. 
 
 l£v. 14.9. he shallshave all his hair off his e.-brows 
 
 . EYE-LID.P. 
 
 Job 3. 4 9. nor let it see. the e. of the morning 
 16. 16. and on minee. is the shadow of rleath 
 41. It!, his eyes are like the e. of the morning 
 P.nil. 11. 4. hise. try' the children of men 
 132. 4. sleej) to mine eyes, or slumber to mine, 
 Effov. 4. 25. let thine e. look straight before thee 
 6. 4. sleep to thine eyes, or slumber to thine e. 
 25. neither let her take thee with her e. 
 
 30. 13. how lofty' their eyes, their e. are lifted i 
 Jer, 9. 18. that our e. may' gush out w ith w’aters 
 „ , Eight EYE. 
 
 Zec/i. 11. 17. the sword shall be on his arm anrl 
 his right e. his right e. shall be utterly darker 
 Mat. 5. 29. it thy right e. offend thee, pluck it ( 
 . EYE-SALVE. 
 
 Lev. 3. 18. anoint thine eyes with e.-salve to see 
 Fir,. EYE-SEKVICE. 
 
 Jzp/i, 0. 6. not with e.-service as men pleasers, 1 
 as the servants of Ciirist, Col. 3. ' 
 „„ EYE-SlGirr. 
 
 Z Sam. 22. 25. the I.d. hath recompensed me acco 
 ingto my cleanness in his e. sight, Psal. 18. 
 FA’E-WITN ESSES. 
 
 OP ■who from beginning w'ere e.-witnesses 
 - Pet. 1. 16. but were e.-witnesses of his majesty 
 , c EYED. 
 
 1 Sam. 18.9. and Saul e. David from that day 
 
 Te«rfer-EYED 
 
 Gen. 29.17. Leah was tender-e. llachel beautiful 
 EY ES. 
 
 Gen. .3.6. W'as good for food and pleasant to tlie e. 
 
 7. and the e. of them both were opened 
 
 16. 4. her mistress was despised in her e. 
 
 5. she had conceived, 1 was despised in her e. 
 
 29. 16. behold, he is to thee a covering of the e. 
 
 21.19. God opened 1 lagar'se. she saw a well 
 28. t8. the daughters of Canaan evil in e. of Isaac 
 39.41. lacob laid the rods before the e. of the cattle 
 .39.7. his master’s w ife cast her e. on .Toseph 
 
 41. .37. W’as good in the e. of Pharaoh, 45. tl6. 
 
 48.19. now the e. of Israel w'ere dim for age 
 h'.xod. 5. 21. to be abhorred in the e. of Pharaoh 
 
 21.18. if she be ev il in the e. of her master 
 24.17- glory of Lord w'as like fire in e. of Israel 
 
 Lev, 4.13. if sin through ignorance, and the thing be 
 hid from the e. of the assembly, IS'um. 15.124. 
 
 26.10. the burning ague shall consume tlie c. 
 
 Nuni. 5.13. I'.e hid from the e. of her husband 
 
 19.31. and thou mayest be to us instead of c. 
 
 16.14. wilt thou put out the e. of these men ? 
 
 20.12. to sanctify me. in the e. of Israel 
 22. .31. then tiie Lord 0[)ened thee, of Balaam 
 24. .3. the man whose e. are open hath said, 15. 
 Heut. 16. 19. a gift doth blind the e. of the wise 
 
 28. 65. the Lord sh.all give thee failing of e. 
 
 29. 4. the Lord hatli not given you e. to see 
 Judg. 16. 28. that I may be avenged for my two e. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 16. the tiling was evil in the e. of ^amuel 
 16.17. man looketh on the e. the T.ord on the heart 
 
 112. Dae id was ruddy, and withal fair of e. 
 
 18. t8. the saying w'as evil in the e. of Saul 
 29. + 6. thou art not good m the e. of the lords 
 
 47. that thou do not evil in the e. of the lords 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. who uncovered himself in e. of handm. 
 
 17. +4. the saying was right in the e. of Absalom 
 24. .3. that the c. of my lord the king may see it 
 
 1 Kings 1. 20. the e. of all Israel are upon thee 
 
 2 Kings 6.17- Lord opened the e. of the young man 
 20. Elisha said. Lord, open the e. of these men 
 
 9. t .30. .1 ezebel heard of it, put her e. in painting 
 
 25.7- putoute. of Zedekiah, Jer. 39.7- 152.11. 
 
 1 Cliron. 1.3. 4. was right in the e. of all the people 
 
 2 Chren. ,30. 14. the thing was right in the e. of the 
 
 king and all the congregation, Esth. 1.1 21. 
 'Neh. 8.4 5. Ezra opened the book in e. of the people 
 Job 10. 4. hastthou e. of flesh r orseest asman seeth i 
 
 11. 20. butthe e. of the wicked shall fail 
 
 17. 5. even the e. of his children shall fail 
 
 22. t29. he shall save him that hath low e. 
 
 28. 21. seeing it is hid from the e. of all living 
 
 29. 15. 1 w'dse. to the blind, and feet to the lame 
 .31.16. or ha.ve caused the e. of the widow to fail 
 .39. 29. seeketh i)rey, and her e. behold afar off' 
 P.wil. 15. 4. in whose e. a vile person is contemned 
 
 19. 8. commandment is pure, enlightening the e. 
 115. 5. e. have they, but they see not, 135.16. 
 
 12.3. 2. as the e. of'servants. the e. of a maiden 
 
 145.15. the e. of all wait upon thee, thou givest 
 146. 8. the Lord openeth the e. of the blind 
 
 Prov. 1.117. in vain the net is spread in the e. of bird 
 
 6. tl7. haughty e. are abomination to the J.ord 
 19. 26. as smoke to the e. so is the sluggard 
 
 15. .30. the light of the e. rejoiceth the heart 
 17. 8. a gift is as a precious stone in the e. of him 
 
 24. the e. of a fool are in the ends of the earth 
 
 23. 29. who hath wounds t who hath redness of e. ? 
 
 27. 20. so the e. of man are never satisfied 
 
 Eccl. 2.14. the wise man’s e. are in his head 
 6. 9- better the sight of e. than w andering of desire 
 
 11.7- it is pleasant for the e. to behold the sun 
 Cant.l. 15. thou art fair, thou hast dov'e’s c. 4.1. 
 
 Isa. 3. B. against 1 ,ord, to provoke the e. of his glory 
 
 16. the daughters of Zion walk with wanton e. 
 
 5. 15. the e. of the lofty shall be humbled 
 
 29. 18. the e. of the blind shall see out of obscurity 
 .32. 3. the e. of them that see shall not be dim 
 .35. 5. then the e. of the blind shall be opened 
 42. 7. to open the blind e. to bring out the prisoners 
 
 43.8. bring forth the blind people that have e. 
 
 52.10. T.ord made bare his arm in e. of all nations 
 
 59.10. like the blind we grope as if we had no e. 
 Jer. 4.130. thou rentes! thine e. with painting 
 
 5. 21. which have e. and see not, Ezek. 12. 2. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 18. and their rings were full of e. 
 
 10. 12. the wheels were full of e. round about 
 2.3.16. and as soon as she saw them with her e. 
 .38.2.3. 1 will be known in thee, of many nations 
 
 Dan. 1.8. in this horn were e. like the e. of man 
 
 20. even of that horn that had e. and a mouth 
 Dab. 1.1.3. thou art of purer e. than to behold evil 
 Zech. .3. 9. upon one stone shall be seven e. 
 
 8. 6. if it be marvellous in the e. of the remnant 
 9.1. when the e. of man shall be towards the Lord 
 
 Mat. 18. 9. belter to enter with one eye rather than 
 having two e. to be cast into hell-fire, Mark 9. 47. 
 'MnrkW. 18. having e. see ye not ^ and ears, hear not 
 Luke 4. 29. and the e. of all wei'e fastened on him 
 10. 2.3. blessed are the e. which see the things 
 John. 9.6. he anointed the c. of the blind man 
 32. tl'.at any opened e. of one that w'as born blind ? 
 
 10. 21. can a devil open the e. of the blind 
 
 11. .37. could not this man, which opened the e. ? 
 Acts 9. 49. Dorcas opened her e. and sat up 
 Pom. 11.8. hath given them e. they should not see 
 Gal. .3.1 liefore whose e. Christ been set crucified 
 Iph. 1.18. the e. of your understanding enlightened 
 Del). 4.1.3. but all tilings are naked and open to the 
 
 e. of him with whom we have to do 
 2 Pet.2. 14. havinge. full of adultery, not cease sin 
 1 John 2. 16. the lust of the e. and jiride of life 
 Pev. 4. 6. in the miilst of throne four beasts full of^. 
 8. had each six wings, and w ere full ole. within 
 5. 6. a I.amb, as it had been slain, having seven e. 
 His EY E.S. 
 
 Gen. 27.1. Isaac was old, and his e. were dim 
 
 49.12. his e. shall be red with wine, teeth white 
 Num. 24. 4. into a trance, having his e. 0[)en, 16. 
 Pent. 24.1. that if she find no favour in hise. 
 
 Judg. 16.21. Philistines look him and put out hise. 
 
 1 Sam. ,3. 2. Eli, his e. began to wax dim, 4.15. 
 
 14. 27- he tasted, and his e. were enlightened 
 
 18. + 2('. and the thing was right in his e. 
 
 2 •Sam. 19.118. and to do the good in /iL e. 
 
 22. I 25. according to my cleanness before his e. 
 
 1 Kings 9. + 12. and they were not right m his e. 
 
 14. 1. Ahijah could not see, for his e. were set 
 
 2 Kings!. .34. he lay on child and put his e. on hise. 
 35. thethild sneezed seven times and opened hise. 
 
 6. 17. I iiray thee, ojien hi^ e. that he mavsee 
 
 25.7. they slew the sons of Zedekiah before hise. 
 and put out eyes of Zedekiah. Jer. .39. 6. 1.52.10. 
 
 1 Chron. 21.23. let the king do liat is good in his e. 
 Esth. 8. 5. if thingseem right, and 1 ))leasing in/iir 
 J'b 16.9..mine enemy sharpeueth his e. on mo 
 
 21.20. his e. shall see his destruction, and (Irink 
 
 24. 23. he resfeth, yet his e. are on their ways 
 
 27.19. the ri li man o[)eneth hise. and he is not 
 .34. 21. hise. are on the ways of man, and he seeth 
 .36.7. he witlidraweth not his e. from the righteous 
 4 ). 24. he taketh it with/i/jc. Ids nose (lierceth 
 41. 18. hise.'AXo like the eye lids of the morning 
 Psal. 10. 8. //L e. are pri\’ily set against the poor 
 
 11.4. his e. behold the children of men 
 ,.36. 1. That there is no fear of God before hise. 
 
 66.7. he ruleth by power, his e. behold the nations 
 Prov. 6.13. he winketh with hise. he speakefh 
 
 16. .39. he shutteth his e. to de’ ise froward things 
 29. 8. a king scattereth away all evil with hise. 
 
 21.19. his neighbour findetli no favour mhise. 
 
 24.118. lest T.ord see it, and it be evil in hise. 
 
 28. 111. the rich man is wise in /iff own e. 
 
 27 . he that hideth hise. shall have many a curse 
 Ecrl. 8.16. nor da3' nor night sleepeth with his e. 
 Cant. 5.12. hi< e. are as the eyes of doves 
 
 8.10. I was in his e. as one that fomui favour 
 Isa. 11. .3. he shall not judge after the sight of hise. 
 
 17. 7- his e. shall have respect to the holj' One 
 
 3.3. 15. and shutteth his e. from seeing evil 
 
 .59. +15. evil in his e. that there was no judgment 
 Jer. .32. 4. and his e. shall behold his e. 
 
 Ezek. 12.12. that he see not the gTOiind with hise. 
 
 20.7. cast ye away the abomination of his e. 
 
 Dan. 8. 5. had a notable horn between his e. 21. 
 
 10. 6. and his e. were as lainps of fire 
 Mark 8.23. when he had spit 011 his e. and put hands 
 2.5. after that he put his hands again on his e. 
 John 9.14. when Tesus made cl .y, and opened his e. 
 
 21. or who hath opened his e. we know not 
 Acts 3. 4. Peter fastening/ifv e. upon him, said 
 
 9.8. and when his e. vyere opened he saw no man 
 
 18. tliere fell from hise. as it had been scales 
 
 13. 9. then Saul set hise. on him, and said 
 
 1 John 2.11. because darkness hath blinded hise. 
 Rev. 1.14./ifje.wereasafiameoffire,2.18. 119.12. 
 Lift or lifted up EYE.S. 
 
 Gen.l?,. 10. Tx)t lifted itp his e. and beheld Jordan 
 14. lift up now thine e. and look, 31.12. Deut. 3. 
 27. 2 Kings 19.22. Isa. 49.18. I 60.4. Jer. 
 3. 2. Ezek. 8. 5. Zech. 5. 5. 
 
 18. 2. and Abraham lift up his e. 22. 4,13. 
 
 24.63. Isaac II64. Bebekah////wp her e. 
 
 31.10. Jacob, 33.1.1] 43. 29. .loseph lift 7/p Ids e. 
 Etcd. 14.10. lift up their e. the Egyi)tians marched 
 Num. 24. 2. Balaam lift up his e. and saw Israel 
 Dent. 4.19. lest tlion lift up thine e. unto heaven 
 Josh. 5. 13. Joshua lifted up his e. and looked 
 Judg. 19.17- the old man lift up his e. and saw a man 
 
 1 Sam. 6.13. lifted up their e. and saw the ark 
 
 2 Sam. 13. .34. the watchman lift up his e. 18. 24. 
 
 1 Chr. 21.16. David lift up his e. and saw the angel 
 Job 2. 12. they lift up their e. and knew him not 
 /•’.va/. 121.1. 1 Vv'ill lift up mine e. to the hills 
 123.1. to thee lift 1 t/pmine e. thou that d wellest 
 Isa. .37. 2.3. against whom bast thou lifted up thy e. ? 
 51. 6. lift up your e. Ezek. .33. 25. John 4. .35. 
 Ezek. 18. 6. nor hath lift up his e. to idols, 15. 
 
 12. hath spoiled, hath //ft 7/p hise. to idols 
 
 23. £7. so that tliou shaft not lift up thine e. 
 
 Dan. 4. .34. 1 Nelnichadnezzar lip up mine e. 
 
 8. 3. then I lifted 7/p minee. and saw, and behold, 
 
 10.5. Zech. 1.18. I 2. 1. I 5. 1, 5, 9. ! 6.1. 
 Ufat. 17.8. ha/1 lift up their e. they saw no man 
 LvkeC). 20. Jesus/.7/phise.J(»/i7i6. 5.1 11.41. | I7.I. 
 16. 23. in hell he lift up his e. being in torments 
 
 18.13. v/ould not I/ft 7/p so much as his e. to heaven 
 I'A’ IvS of the Lord. 
 
 Gen. 6. 8. Koah found grace in the e. of the Lord 
 .38.110. the thing was evil in the e. // the J.ord 
 Deut. 11.12. the e. of the L/j/z/are always on it 
 
 1.3. 18. to do what is right in the e. of the J.ord 
 
 1 .Sam. 26.24. mj- life much .set by in tlie e. of the 1,. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. t 27. but the thing that I'avid did was 
 
 evil in the e. of the Lord, 1 Chron. 21. + 7- 
 L5. 25. if I find favour in the e. // the Utrd 
 
 1 A'^?/p^ 1.5. 5. because David did what was right in 
 
 the e. of the L.o'^d, 11.1 22. 4.3. 2 Chron. 14. 2. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 9. tlie e. of the l.ord run to and fro 
 
 through the whole earth. Zech. 4. 10, 
 l^sal. .34.15. the e. of the L. arc upon the rigliteons, 
 and his ears are open to their cry, 1 JPt. .3.12. 
 Prov. 5. 21. wavs of man are before the e. of the L. 
 
 15.3. ibe-e.of'the J^ord are in every jilace 
 
 22. 12. thee, of the l.ord imescrve knowle/lge 
 7'//. 49.5. yet sliall 1 be glorious in \ho c.cf the fnrd 
 Amos 9. 8. tlie e. of the L. are on tlie sinful kingdom 
 
 Mine EYES. 
 
 Gen. 31.40. and my sleep departed from mine r. 
 
 41.21. bring him, that 1 may set 77/77/e/-. upon him 
 Judg. 14. + .3.'g('t her for me.sJie is right in minee. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 3. or received any bribe to blind minee. 
 
 14. 29. see bow mine e. have been enlightened 
 26. 24. thy life imicli set by this /lay in mine e. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 48. hath given one to sit, mine e. seeing it 
 
 9. 3. have hallowed this house, mine c. and mine 
 heart shall he there |)or|)ctually. 2 C////)77.7.16. 
 
 10. 7. until mine e. had .«eeii it. 2 Chron. 9. 6. 
 
 11. 33. have not walked in my ways, to <lo that 
 
 which is right in mine e. 11. 8. 2 Kings 10. .30. 
 
 2 Chron.7. 15. now minee. shall he open, ears attent 
 Job 3.10. because it hid not sorrow from mine e. 
 
 4. 16. it stooci still, an image was before mine e. 
 
 jL 1‘1o 
 
EYE 
 
 FAB 
 
 FAC 
 
 Job 19. 27. mmee. shall behold, and not another 
 31. 1. 1 made a covenant \\ ii\\ 7 niue c. why then 
 7. and mine heart walked after wme e. 
 
 /’.V. 13.3.lighten mmee. lest 1 sleep thesleej)of death 
 
 25.15. -mine e. are ever toward the Lord 
 26. 3. for thy lovimr kindness is before mme e. 
 
 3b. 10. a3fortheli<;ht ot mmee. it is a:onefromine 
 69. 3. mmee. fail, whilst 1 wait for my (iod 
 73. t If), to know this, it was labour in mine e. 
 77. 4. tlioii boldest w/iwe e. wakiny, 1 am troubled 
 101. S'. 1 will set no evil tliimr before mine e. 
 
 6 . fni?ie e. sliall be on the faithful ofthe land 
 116. b. thou hast delivered mitie c. from tears 
 119. lb. open minee. || 37. turn away mhie e. 
 
 V>2. mute e. fail for tliy word, sayine, comfort me 
 123. mine e. fail for thy s.tl vation, and h.r the word 
 136. rivers of waters run down mme c. 
 
 11b. minee. prevent the ni^hr-watches 
 131. 1. mine heart is not haiiehty, nor///zwr e. lofty 
 1.32. 4. I will not give sleep to mme e. or slumber 
 141. b. but mmee. are unto thee, () God, the I.ord 
 Keel. 2. 10. whatsoever mine e. desired, 1 kept not 
 Isa. 1. 15. 1 will liide mmee. from ^ou 
 16. put away the evil doings front before wme e. 
 0.6.mme e. have seen the Kins', the I.ord of hosts 
 .3b. 11. minee. fail witli looking upward 
 
 65.12. but did evil before ?rnne e. 66. 4. 
 
 16. and because they arc hid from 7ninee. 
 
 Jer. 9.1. G that mine e. were a fountain of tears 
 13.17. 7 nirie e. shall weep sore, and run down 
 
 14. 17. shall say. let minee. rundown with tears 
 16. 17. mme e. are on their ways, they are not hid 
 from me, nor is their iniquity hid i\ Qw\77iine e. 
 £4. 0. 1 will set 77 ime e. upon them for good 
 Lam. 2. 11. mmee. do fail with tears, my bowels 
 Hos. 13. 14. repentance sliall be liid from mine e. 
 yimos 9. 4. 1 will set 7 nine e. on them for evil 
 Mir. 7.10. iwme^.sball behold her, be trodden down 
 Zech.V,. 6. should it also be marvellous in mitie e. 
 9.8. for now have 1 seen witl) mine e. 
 
 12. 4. 1 will open mmee. on the houseof Judah 
 Jjnke 2. .30. for 77 mie e. have seen thy salvation 
 Jolm 9. n .Jesus ntade clay, and ano'inted inbie c.l5. 
 
 3t;. whence he is. yet lie hath opened mine e. 
 
 Acts 11. 6. on the which when I liad fastened mine e. 
 Unr EY ES. 
 
 JVnm. 11. 6. nothing but this manna before onr e. 
 Dent. 6. 22. the Lord shewed signs before ot/rc. 
 
 21. 7 . not shed'this blood, nor have o?/r e. seen it 
 2 iSam. 20. 't 6. lest Sheba deliver himself from onr e. 
 2 Cliro 7 i. 20.12. but, O God, ovre. are upon thee 
 Lz/'a 9. b. that onr God may lighten onr e. 
 
 Psal. 118. 2.3. this is the Lonl’s doing, it is marvel¬ 
 lous 'mour e. Mai. 21. 42^ Mar/c 12. 11. 
 
 12.3. 2. so Mire, wait upon the J_ord our God 
 Jer. 9. lb. that our e. may run down with tears 
 La 7 n. 4 17. onr e. as yet failed for our vain help 
 
 5. 17. heart is faint, for thesetliines onr e. are dim 
 Joel 1 . 16. is not the meat cut off before e. 
 
 Mai. 20. .33. Lord, thato?<r e. may be opened 
 
 1 John 1.1. that which we have seen with otir e. 
 
 Own EYE.S. 
 
 Mvm. 15. 39. that ye seek not after your ow 7 i e. 
 Dent. 12. 8. ye shall not do, every man whatsoever 
 is right ill his own e. Judg. 17. 6.1 21. 25. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 110. was in his o-wn c. a hringer of good 
 -Ae/i. 6. lO. enemies mucli cast down lii their owjc. 
 Job 32. 1. because he was righteous in hisoa’ti e. 
 Dsal. .36. 2. he flattereth himself in his owne. 
 
 Prov. .3. 7. be not wise in thine ow?i e. fear God 
 
 12.15. the way of a fool is riglit in liis own e. 
 
 16. 2. all the ways of man are clean in his oxme. 
 
 21. 2. every M’ay of man is right in his oion e. 
 
 26. + 5. answer a fool, lest he be wise in his own e. 
 
 30.12. a generation that are pure in their oren e. 
 
 Isa. 5. 21. woe to them that are wise in their owne. 
 Gal. 4. 15. ye would have plucked out your e. 
 Their EYE.''. 
 
 Gen. 42.24.he took and hound Simeon before their e 
 P.xod. b, 26. abomination of Egry ptians before their e. 
 Lee. 20. 4. do any ways hide theire. from the man 
 JSnm. 20. 8. spifak to tlie rock before their e. 
 
 27.14. to sanctify me affthe water before thetr e. 
 Jcj//.£2. t30. itwasgood in theire. 26a/w.3.+ 36 
 2 A mgs 6 . 20. the Lord opened theire. and they saw 
 Lzra .3.12. foundation was laid before their e. 
 
 Lsth. 1.17. tliey shall despise their husbands in t e 
 Job 21.^. an<l their offspring before e. 
 
 Psal. 17.11. thei’ have seXtheir e. bowing down 
 69. 2 ?>.\e\theire. be darkened, that they see not 
 7"i.7• their e. stand out with fatness, have more 
 Prov. 29.13. the Lord lighteneth both their e. 1 
 
 30.1.3. a generation, O how lofty are their s. 
 
 P.ccl. 5.11. saying the beholding them witli their e. 
 Jsa. 6.10. make their ears lieavj^ shut their e lest 
 
 they see with their e. Mat. 13.15. Acts 2b. 27. 
 
 13. 16. children be dashed to pieces before their e.' 
 41.18. for he hath shut///ezr e. they cannotsee 
 
 Jer.bt. 6. their e. did fail,because there was no grass 
 pzek. 6. 9. and with their c. which go a whoring 
 2o. b. not castaway the abominations ot'theire. 
 
 24. and their e. were after their father’s idols 
 21.6. and with bitterness sigii liefore their e. 
 
 22 . 26. and have hid their e. from m3' sabbaths 
 24. 25. wlien 1 take from them the desire of t/irfr e. 
 36.23.1 shall be sanctified in you before their e. ' 
 
 37.20. sticks shall be in thy hand before their e .' 
 ^38.16. sanctified in tliee, O Gog, before their e. 
 Zeeh. 14. 12. and shall consume away 
 Mat. 9. 29. then touched he their e. saying 
 
 30. their e. were opened, and .]e,siis charged them 
 13. Ij. their e. they h^ve closed, lest at any time 
 -;0. .34. .lesus touched their e. their e. received sight 
 J). 43. for their e.y/ere heavy, JlJar/-14.40. 
 
 •>1 their e. were holden. that they 
 
 .11. their e. were opened, and they knewliim 
 .lohn 1^2.40. he hatli blinded their e. and hardened 
 -‘’lets ,0. lb. to open their e. and totum them 
 pom. .3.18. there is no fear of God before their e. 
 
 11.10. \eX.iheir e. be darkened, tiiat they see not 
 X\.ev, 7 . 17* the T.arnhshall feed them,and God shall 
 wipe away all tears from their e. 21.4. 
 146 
 
 Thine EYE.S. 
 
 Gen. 16. t6. do to her tliat which is good mthinee. 
 20.115. Ahimelech said, dwell as is good in thinee. 
 .30. 27. it I have found favour in thinee. tarry 
 
 46. 4. .loseph shad put his hand on thwee. 
 
 47. 19. wherefore siiallwedie hmorc thinee.? 
 Exod. 13. 9. tor a memorial between thme e. 
 
 16. for frontlets between thine e. Dent. 6. 8. 
 Num, 22. t 31. if it be evil in thine e. I will go back 
 Dent. .3. 2). thine e. have seen all that the I.ord 
 27. lift up thinee. behold it with thinee. 
 
 4. 9. forget the thin'-’s which thine e. have seen 
 7. 19. tlie gu eat temptations thine e. saw, 29. 3. 
 10.21. ten ible thiiiiis thine e. have seen 
 
 2H. .31. (hiiie ox shall he slain liefore thine e. 
 
 32. thine e. shall look, and fail with loiiL'ing 
 
 31. thou shall be mad for the sieht o?thine e. 67. 
 .31. 4. 1 have caused thee to see it with thme e. 
 Judg. 10.115. Israel said, we have sinned, do to us 
 whaisoevei i.s goorl in thinee. 2 Kings 10. 5. 
 Until 2. 9. let thinee. Ire on the field (hey reap 
 
 10. she said, why have 1 found grace in thinee. ? 
 
 1 •''aw. 2. .3.'1. .shall be to consume thinee. 
 
 20. 3. kiioweth that I have found grace \n thinee. 
 29. and now if 1 have tound favour in thine e. 
 
 24. 10. thme e. have seen how the Lord delivered 
 
 25. 8. let the youii" men find favour in thinee. 
 
 26. 21. niy soul was preciou.s in thine e. thisday 
 27-5. if t have found grace in thine e. give me 
 
 2 Sam. 10. t .3. the princes said to Hamm, in thine 
 e. doth David honour thy father, 1 Chron. I9. t 3. 
 
 11. + 25. let not this thinc' he evil in thine e. 
 
 12. 11. 1 will take thy wives before e, 
 
 19. 27. do therefore what is good in thine e. 
 
 22. 2b. thine e are on the haught3' to bring down 
 
 1 Kings S. 29. that t/(me e. inn3'be open toward this 
 
 house night and day, 52. 2 Chron. 6. 20, 40. 
 
 20. 6. whatsoever is pleasant in thine e. 
 
 21.12. if it be good in thine e. 1 will give the worth 
 
 2 A mgs 7. 2. behold, thou shalt see it with thine e. 
 
 19. 16. open. Lord, thinee. and see, Isa.M. 17. 
 
 22. 20. and thinee. shall not see all the evil 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 17. fhis wasasmall thinaf in thinee. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 28. nor shall thinee. see all the evil 
 Neh. 1. 6. let thine ear he attentive, and thinee.open 
 Job7. b. thme c. are upon me, and I am not 
 
 11. 4. rny doctrine is pure, I am clean in thine e. 
 
 14. 3. dost thou open thine e. upon sucli an one i 
 
 15. 12. and whatdo thine e. wink at.' 
 
 Psal. 5.15. the foolisli shall not stand before thinee. 
 
 31. 22. 1 said, i am cutoff from before thinee. 
 
 50. 21. and s«t them in order before thine e. 
 
 91. 8. only with Shalt thou behold and see 
 
 139.16. thine e. did see 1113' substance unperfect 
 Prov. .3. 21. let them not depart from thme e.4.21. 
 4. 25. let thme e. look right on, and thine eyelids 
 
 6. 4. give notsleep to thine e. norslumhcr to eyelids 
 
 20.13. open thine e. and thou shalt be satisfied 
 
 23. 5. wilt thou set thine e. on that which is not ? 
 26. give me th3' heart, let thine e. observe my -w'ays 
 .3.3. thine e. shall behold strange women 
 
 25.7. ofthe prince whom thine e. have seen 
 Eccl.M. 9. O 3’oungman, walk in the sight of g/n’wee. 
 Cant. 4. 9. hast ravished my heart v/ith thine e. 
 
 6. 5. turn away thine e. from me, they overcome 
 
 7. 4. thine e. like the fish-pools in Heshbon 
 Isa. 30, 20. but thine e. shall see thy teachers 
 
 3.3. 17. thinee. shall see the king in his beauty 
 
 20. thinee. see Jerusalem a quiet habitation 
 Jer. 5. 3. O J^ord, are not thine e. upon the truth ? 
 
 20. 4. fall by the sword, thinee. sliall behold it 
 22.17. thine e. are not but for thy covetousness 
 .31. 16. refrain weeping, and thinee. from tears 
 
 32. 19, thine e. are open on all the wa3's of men 
 34. 3. thine e. shall behold the king of Babylon 
 
 39. 112. fake Jeremiah, and set thinee. on liim 
 42. 2. we are hut few, as thine e. do behold us 
 
 Lain. 2. 18. let not the apple of thine e. cease 
 Ezek. 23. 40. for whom thon paintedst thine e. 
 
 24.16. 1 take froi t thee the desire of thine e. 
 
 40. 4. son of man, betiold with thine e. 44. 5. 
 
 Dan. 9. 18. open thinee. and behold our desolation 
 Lnke 19. 42. but now the3' are hid from thine e. 
 
 John 9.10. said to him, how were thinee. opened ? 26. 
 
 17. sayest thou that he hath opened thine e ? 
 
 Rev. 3. 18. and' anoint thine e. with eye-salve 
 Your EYES. 
 
 Gen. 3. 5. in the day ye eat youre. shall be opened 
 19. 8. do ye to them as is gC/od in your e. 
 
 31. 11. Shechem said, let'me find grace in youi e. 
 45. t 5. neither let there be anger in your e. 
 
 12. your e. and (he eyes of my brother Eenja.avn 
 50. 4. if now 1 liave found grace in your e 
 
 Num. 3.3. 55. those which ye let remain shall be 
 pricks in your e. thorns in sides. Josh. 23.13. 
 Deut. 1. .30. that he did before your e. 4. 34. | 29. 2. 
 4. 3. your e. have seen what the I.ord did because 
 of Baal-peor, 11.7. Jo.sh. 24,7. 
 9. 17- I brake the two tables before year c. 
 
 11. 18. they may he as frontlets between ywr r. 
 
 14.1. not make any baldness between your e. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 16. what the I.ord will do before your e. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. B. and to hissing. as3'e see with your c. 
 Isa. 29. 10. for the T.ord hatli closed youre. 
 
 40. 26. lift up youre. on liigh, .Ter. 13. 20. 
 
 Jer. 7.11. is this house a den of robbers in your e. 
 
 16. 9. cause to cease out of this place inyoure. 
 
 29. 21. and he shall slay them before your e. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 21. the desire of youre. and what you pity 
 /?rp/i.3.20. whenl turn your captivity before yojcr^. 
 Hag. 2. 3. inyoure. in comparison is nothing 
 Zech. 11. i 12. if good in your e. give me my price 
 Mai. 1.5. youre. shall see, the L. will bo magnified 
 Mat. 13. 16. but blessed areyewr e. for they see 
 Right EYES. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 2. that 1 may thrust out all 3-our right e. 
 
 F. 
 
 FABLES. 
 
 1 Tim, 1. 4.nor give heed to/, and genealogies 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 7. but refuse profane and old vives’/. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 4. and they shall lie turned unto/. 
 
 'I'lt. 1.14. not giving heed to.iewish/. and comm, of- 
 2 Ret. 1.16. have not followed cunningly devised/. 
 
 FACE, 
 
 Countenance, or visage, is a part of the body well 
 known : It is thereby that our inward motions are 
 maiie known to others: Jmvc, hatred, desire, dis- 
 like, .7. y, grief, coiifidence, despair, courage, 
 cowardice, admiration, contempt, pride, modesty, 
 cruelty, compassion, and the rest of the affections, 
 are discovered by their proper aspects. The coun¬ 
 tenance, as one phrases it, is a crystal, wherem 
 the thoughts and affections, otherwise mvi.\ihle,ap>- 
 pear ; and is a natural sign, known to all. It is 
 hy the face, also, that one man is known and dis¬ 
 tinguished from another; And it is matter of 
 admiration, that so few parts composing it, and in 
 so small a compass, and always in the same situa 
 lion, yet there is .such a diversity if figures as of 
 faces in the world. These innumerable different 
 characters in the faces of men, is the cimiisel of a 
 most wise Providence, fur the universal benefit of 
 the world: For human societies cannot he preserved 
 without union and distinction: the one prevents 
 division, the other confusion ; and thi.^ distinction 
 IS caused hy the variety of countenances. 
 
 Ihe I'ace of a man is al o taken for the man him¬ 
 self; 1 had not thought to see Xhy face ; that is, 
 thy person, /ays Jacob to his son Joseph, Gen. 
 4b. 11. Before one’s face ; that is, in his sight or 
 presence, IS urn. 19. 3. 10 withstand a person to 
 the face, is to reprove him boldly. Gal. 2.11. I'he 
 pride of Israel doth testify to his face, Hos. 5. 5. 
 It is so full and evident a witness against Israel, 
 that no other testimony need be produced, to convtiue 
 the most impudent and shamele.^s among them. 1 o 
 fall to the earth upon one’s face, was a posture of 
 adoration. Josh. 7.6. Joshua fell to the earth upon 
 his face, in deep humiliatiwn and fervent supplica¬ 
 tion. To accept one's face, is toshew one a favour 
 and grant his request. Gen. 19.121, Peradventure 
 he will accept of my face ; he will he reconciled with 
 me, and accept of my person. To spit in one's face, is 
 a sign of the utmost contempt. The woman, whose 
 husband died without children, if her husband’s hro- 
 ^ ther refused to marry her, spit in his /ace,Deut.25.9. 
 Face is likewise referred to God, and denotes some¬ 
 times his anger. Psal. 34. 16. J he face of the 
 Lord is against them that do evil. Rev. 6. 16. 
 Hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the 
 throne. At other times, it denotes his love and 
 favour, Psal. 31. 16. | 80. 7- Make thy face to 
 shine upon thy servant. Cause thy face to shine 
 and we shall be saved. Dan. 9. 17. Cause tfiy 
 face to shine upon tliy sauctuai-y which is deso¬ 
 late. It is also taken for hi\ omniscience, 1 Kara. 
 26. 20. Let not my blood fall to the earth before 
 the face of the Lord ; that is, if thou di st shed my 
 blood, remember that God, the Judge of atl the 
 earth, seeth it, and will avenge it. 
 
 The Lord proini-ses Moses, that his face shall go be¬ 
 fore jhe Israelites, Exod. 33. 14. My pre'e7ice, ixx 
 Hebrew, my face, shall go with dice; that is, 1 
 myself will go with thee. The xltigel of my pre¬ 
 sence, namely, the Messiah, Isa. 63. 9. who is al¬ 
 ways in ihe botom of the Father, and continually 
 making intercession for his people: and likewise 
 the pledge of my presence, shall go with thee, name¬ 
 ly, the cloudy pillar. Aloscs, in the same chapter, 
 begs of God to shew him liis glor^-. Gcd replies 
 to him, I will make all my goodness pass before 
 thee, or all glory ; thou shalt have a sudden 
 transient view of it; and I will proclaim my 
 name, which I will give thee as a signal of my 
 presence, that thou mayest attend : but for my face, 
 thou canst not see it; for there shall no man 
 . see it and live : Thou canst not see the majesty 
 and glory attending that external sh.ape I have 
 now as.sumed ; nor those manifestations of my glory 
 which the saints are favoured with in another life; 
 for such is the weakness of man in this life, that 
 if I should display all the beams of my ploty to 
 him, it wendd certainly astonish, overwhelm, and 
 destroy him. It was a certain piersuasion, and 
 very prevalent in the world, that no man could 
 support the sight of God without expiring. See 
 Gen. 16. 1.3. | 32. 30. E.\od. £0. 19.1 24. 11. 
 Judg. 6. 22, 23. I 1.3. 22. ^ 
 
 Nevertheless, it is said in Xum. 12. 8. AVith Moses 
 W'ill 1 speak mouth to mouth, even apparently, 
 and not in dark speeches, xlnd in chap. 14. 14. 
 
 'i he Canaanites have heard tliat thou art among 
 this people, and that thou art seen face to face. 
 And in Deut. 5. 4. it is said, that God talked 
 with the Israelites face to face, out of the midst 
 of the fire : But in all these places, face to face is 
 to be understood simply, as if he had said, that 
 God manifested himself to the Israelites, that he 
 made them hear his voice in a manner as di.stinct 
 as if he had'apptared to them face to face: That 
 he spake to them personally and immediately, and 
 not by an interpreter; and familiarly, so as not 
 to oierwhel/n and confound them. The apostle, 
 speaking of the difference between our knowledge 
 here and in heaven, says, Mow we see through a 
 glass darkly; hut then face to face, 1 Cor. 13.12. 
 that is, there is as much difference between our 
 knou lcdge here and in heaven, as between looking 
 through a perspective plats upon a thing a great 
 way i ff, and covered with many obscurities ; and 
 lo cking immediately with ihe naked eye, upon the 
 xoliide object iiigli at hand. 
 
 The bread of faces, the shew-bread, which was al¬ 
 ways in the presence of God. See Ruk.id. 
 
 Geir. 1.120. fowls may fly in f. of the firmament 
 3._ 19. in tlie sweat ot thy /. shalt thou eat bread 
 16. 8. I flee from the /. ot m^- mistress Sarai- 
 19. t 21. 1 liave accepted thy/, concerning this 
 
 24. 47. and I put the eai'-rings upon her/. 
 
 32. + 20. peradventure he will accept my /. 
 t 30. Jacob called the place, the /. of God 
 
FAC 
 
 FAC 
 
 FAC 
 
 Gen 35 1 • " hen thou fledcl est from tlie/. of Esau, 7. 
 36 6 Esau went from the f. of his lirother Jacob 
 46 C8 he sent to Joseph to direct his/. toGoslien 
 48 12. Josepli bowed with his/, to the eardi 
 Fxori 2. 15. Moses lied from the/, of Pliaraoh 
 14 25. said, let us flee from the/, of Israel 
 25! t 37. may give light against the /. ot it 
 34'29. the skin of his/, shone, 30, .35. 
 
 33 till he had done speaking, he put avad on nis/. 
 Lev. 13. -ll. that hath his liair fallen towards lus^. 
 
 19 32. thou shall honour the/, of the old man 
 ’Ktim i". 14. if her father had but spit in lier/. 
 
 19 3. one shall slay the red heifer before his/. 
 
 Dent. 1.17- ye shall not be afraid of the/, of uian 
 
 7 10 and repayeth them that hate him to their J. 
 
 + 23* the Lord shall deliver them before tliy /. 
 
 and shall destroy them, 9. 3. 1 28. 7- 
 8.20. the nations the Ld. destroyeth before your/ 
 
 25. 2. cause the wicked man be beaten betorehisy. 
 
 9. shall loose his shoe, and spit in his/, and say 
 
 28. 31. ttiine ass shall be taken before thy/. 
 
 + 50. a nation strong of/, whuli shall not regard 
 
 31. 5. the Lonl shall give them up before your/. 
 JosA. 7 . 10. wherefore liest thou upon thy/, r 
 Judd 11. t 3. Jephthah fled from/, of his brethren 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 3. behold, Dagon svas fallen on his/. 4. 
 
 17 t«’4 they fled from (ioliath s/. and were afraid 
 19’18. and the Philistines fled from his/. 
 
 24! 8. David stooped with his/, to the earth 
 05 41. Abigail bowed on her/, and said 
 28* 14. •‘’aul stooped with his /. to the ground 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 22. how should I hold up my/, to Joab? 
 7. + 9. 1 have cut off thine enemies from thy /. 
 
 14 3.3. Absalon bowed on his/, to the ground 
 17.111. that thy /. or presence go to battle _ 
 
 24. 20. and Araiinah went out and bowed himself 
 before the king on his/. 1 Chron. 21. 21. 
 
 \ Kings 1. 2.3. IS athan bowed himself with Ids/. 
 
 31. Bath-sheba bowed with her/, to the earth 
 2. 116. I ask one petition, turn not away my /. 
 
 8.14. the king turned his/, about, 2 Chnm.6. 3. 
 
 10.124. all the earth sought tlie/. of .Solomon 
 18. 42. Elijah put his /. l/etween his knees 
 
 19.13. that he wrapped his /. in his mantle . 
 
 20 38. prophet disguised hims. with ashes on his /. 
 
 21.4. Ahab turned away his/, and woiihl not eat 
 
 2 Kings i. 20. lay my staff upon the/, of the child 
 
 31. Gehazi laid his staff on the/, of the cliild 
 
 8.15. Hazaelspread it on his/, so that he died 
 
 9. 30. Jezebel painted her/, and tired her head 
 
 .32. Jehu lift up his/. to the window, and said 
 
 13.14. Joash wept over his/, and said, O my father 
 + 2.3. neither cast he them from his/, as yet 
 
 18. 24. how w ilt thou turn away/, of one, Jsa.^6. 9. 
 20.2. Hezekiah turned his /. to the w'all, I^a. 38. 2. 
 
 21. + 13. he wipeth andturneth it on the/, thereof 
 25.110. five men that saw' king’s/. Jer. 52. 125. 
 Chr. 5. 42. O Lord God, turn not aw'ay the /. of 
 thine anointed, Psal. 132. 10. 
 30. 9. the Lord will not turn away his/, from you 
 
 32. t 2. when Hezekiah saw thatliis/. was to war 
 21. he returned with shame of/', to his own land 
 
 34. t 4. and strowed it upon the/, of the graves 
 
 35. 22. .losiah w'ould not turn his /. from him 
 Ezra 9. 6.1 blush to lift up my/, to thee, my God 
 
 7. to confusion of /, as it is this day, Dan. 9. 8. 
 
 Job 1. 11. and he will curse thee to thy /. 2.5. 
 
 4.15. then a spirit passed before my /'. 
 
 6. t 28. for it is before your/, if I lie 
 
 11. 15. then shalt thou lift up thy/, without spot 
 + 19. yea, many shall entreat thy/. 
 
 16.8. iny leanness beareth w'itness to my/. 
 
 16. my /. is foul with weeping, on my eyelids 
 
 21. 31. who shall declare his way to his/. / 
 
 22. 26. and thou shalt lift up thy /. unto God 
 
 24.15. no eye shall see me; and disguiseth his/. 
 
 26. 9. he holdeth back the/, of his throne 
 
 30.10. and they spare not to spit in my/. 
 
 41. 13. who can discover the/, of his garment? 
 
 14. who can open the doors of liis /. 'f 
 
 42. + 8. Job shall pray, for his/, will I accept 
 + 9. the Lord also accepted the/, of Job 
 
 Psai. 5. 8. make tliy way straight before my/. 
 
 17.113. O Lord, prevent his/, cast him down 
 
 15. I will behold thy /. in righteousness 
 
 21. 12. make ready arrows against the /. of them 
 41. 12. thou seltest me before thy/, for ever 
 45.112. even the rich shall entreat thy /. 
 
 68. t 1. let them that hate him flee from his /. 
 
 84. 9. and look upon the /. of tliine anointed 
 89. 14. mercy and truth shall go before thy/. 
 
 2.3. 1 will beat down his foes before his/. 
 
 119. t 58. I entreated thy /. with my whole heart 
 Prov. 6. + 35. he w'ill not accept the/ of a ransom 
 7.13. and with an impudent/', said unto him 
 21. 29. a wicked man riardeneth his/. 
 
 Eccl. 8.1. the boldness of his/. shall be changed 
 Isa. 5. + 21. woe to the prudent before tlieir/. 
 
 16. 4. be a covert from the /'. of the spoiler 
 21.115. for they fled from tlie /. of the sword 
 
 24.11. the T.ord perverteth the/, of the earth 
 
 25. 7. he will destroy the/, of the covering 
 
 28. Qb. when he hath made plain the/, thereof 
 
 29. 22. neither shall his /. now wa.x pale 
 
 49. 23. they shall bow down to thee with their/. 
 65. 3. that provoketh me continually to my/. 
 
 Jer. 1. 1 13./. thereofwasf'iom the /'.of the north 
 2. 27. turnc<l their back, and not the/. 32. 3.3. 
 
 4.30. though thourentest thy/, with painting 
 13.26. therefore will I discover thy skirts upon thy 
 /. that thy shame may appear, Na/i. 3. 5 
 18.17. T will shew them tlie back, and not the /. 
 22.25. from liand of them whose /. thou fearest 
 32. 31.1 should remove it from before my /'. 
 
 Lam. 3. 35. the right of man before /. of most High 
 Ezek. 1. 10. they four had the/, of a man, the /'. of 
 a lion,/, of an ox. the/', of an eagle 
 2, 14. they are hard of /. and stiff-heaited 
 
 3.8. I made thy /. strong against their faces 
 7-22. my /, will I turn also from them 
 
 10.14./. of a man,/, of a lion./.of an eagle, 41.19 
 14. 3. put Stumbling-block before tlieir/. 
 
 EzeL .38. 18. that my fury shall come up in my /. 
 Dan. 8. 18. I was in a deep sleep on my/. 10. 9. 
 
 10. 6. his/, as the appearance of lightning 
 11.18. he shall turn Ids /. unto the isles 
 
 Dos. 5. 5. the pride of Israel testifieth to hi.s/. 7.10. 
 7. 2. now their own doings, they are liefore my/. 
 Joe/2. 6. before tlieir /'. people be mucli pained 
 
 20. will drive him w'itli his /'. toward the east sea 
 Na/i. 2.1. that dasheth in pieces, come before thy /'. 
 Zep/i. 1.1 2. I will consume from the/, of the land 
 ^Ja/. 1. + 9. now, 1 pray you. beseech the f. of God 
 Alat. 6.17- anoint thine head, and wash thy /. 
 
 11. 10. behold, I send my messenger before thy /. 
 
 10 prepare thy way, MarA 1.2. /.7tXe7. 2/. 
 18. 10. their angels behold the/, ot my I'ather 
 
 26. 67. then did'they spit in his/', and buffeted 
 l.u/cei. .31. thou liast prepared before/, of all people 
 
 9. 52. he sent messengers before his /. 10. 1. 
 
 53. his/', was as though he would go to Jerusalem 
 22. 61. they struck hin'i on the/, and asked him 
 John 11. 44. his/. was bound alxiut with a napkin 
 Act.'. 2. 25. 1 foresaw the Lord always before my/. 
 7. 45. God drave out before the/, of our fathers 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 25. so falling down on his/ will worship 
 
 2 Cor. 3.7. could notsledfastly behold the/, ot Moses 
 
 1.3. not as jMoses, who put a vail over his/. 
 
 18. but we all with open /. beholding the glory 
 
 4. 6. the glory of Cod, in the / of Jesus Christ 
 
 5. + 12. which glory in the/. and not in the heart 
 
 11. 20. ye suffe“r, it a man smite you on the /'. 
 
 Gai. 1. 22.1 was unknown by /. to the churches 
 
 2. 11.1 withstood him to the/', because he was 
 Jam. 1. 23. beholding his natural/, in a glass 
 Kev. 4. 7. the third beast had a/', as a man 
 
 10. 1. and his/, w'as as it were the sun 
 
 12. 14. where nourished from the/', of the serpent 
 20. 11. from w’hose /. the earth and heaven fled 
 
 See Seek, Set, Shine, Sky, Wateks, Wil¬ 
 derness, World. 
 
 FACE with coiJcr, or covered. 
 
 Gen. .38. 15. an harlot, liecause she covered her f. 
 Exod. 10.5. locusts shall cover the/', ot the eartii, 15. 
 Ntim. 22. 5. behold, they cover the/', of the earth 
 2 ■'iam. 19. 4. the king covered his/, and cried 
 Esth. 7.8. word went out, they covered Hainan’s/. 
 Job 15. 27. he covereth his /. wdth his fatness 
 
 2.3. 17. nor hath he corcrerf darkness from my /. 
 Psal. 44. 15. the shame of my f. hath covered me 
 
 6'J. 7- for thy sake shame hath covered my J. 
 
 Prov. 24. .31. nettles had covered the /, thereof 
 Isa. 6.2. with twain he covered his/', and his feet 
 Ezek. 12. 6. thou shalt ewer thy/, that thou see not 
 12. the prince shall cover his /. that he see not 
 Mark 14. 65. began to spit on him, and cover his f. 
 
 F ACE of the country. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 8. battle was scattered over/, of country 
 FACE of the deep. 
 
 Gen. 1. 2. darkness was upon the/, of the deep 
 Job 38. .30. and the /. of the deep is frozen 
 Prov. 8. 27. beset a compass on the f.oj the depth 
 FACE of the earth. 
 
 Gen. 1. 29. every herb upon the f. of the earth 
 4. 14. thou hast driven me from the/, of the earth 
 
 6. 1. men began to multiply on the/', of the earth 
 
 7. 3. to keep seed alive on tlie/. c/'all the earth 
 
 4. 1 will destroy from off the f. of the earth. Dent. 
 
 6. 15. 1 Kings 1.3. .34. Amos 9. 8. 
 
 8. 9. the w'aters were on the /. of the whole earth 
 11.4. lest we be scattered on the/ of the earth 
 41. 56. the famine was over all the/. of the earth 
 
 Exod. .32.12. to consume them from/', of the earth 
 .33.16. from all people unto the/, of the earth 
 Num. 12. 3. meek above all men on/, of the earth 
 Dent. 7. 6. above all people on the / of the earth 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 15. cutoff every one from/', of the earth 
 
 2 Sam. 14. + ~. nor remainder on the /. 0/ the earth 
 Psa/.tM. 30. thou renew'est the/, of the earth 
 Isa. 23. 17. with all kingdoms on the/, of the earth 
 Jer. 8. 2. be for dung on the/, of the earth. 16. 4. 
 
 28. 16.1 v/ill cast thee from the/, of the earth 
 Ezek. 38. 20. all men cn the/, of the earth shake 
 Dan. 8. 5. an he-goat came on the/', (f the earth 
 Amos 5. 8. poureth them on the/, of the earth, 9. 6. 
 Zech. 5. 3. curse tliat goeth over the/, of the earth 
 Luke 12. .56. ye can discern the/, of the earth 
 
 21. 35. that dw'ell on the /. of the whole earth 
 Acts 17. 26. to dw-ell on all the/, of the earth 
 
 F-ACEruFACE. 
 
 Gen. ,32. .30. Peniel; for I have seen God/, tof. 
 Exod. .33.11. and the Lord spake to Closes/, tof. 
 Num. 11.14. that thou. Lord, art seen /. to f. 
 
 Deut. 5. 4. the I^rd talked with you/, tof. 
 
 .34.10. like Moses, whom the Lord knew/, tof. 
 Judg. 6. 22. because I have seen an angel /. tof. 
 Prov. 27. 19. as in water/. answereth tof. 
 
 Ezek. 20. :io. there 1 w ill plead with you /. tof. 
 
 Acts 25. 16. before he have the accusers/', tof. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.12. we see thro’ a glass, but then/, tof. 
 
 2 John 12. I trust to come to you, and speak/', to f. 
 
 3 John 14. 1 trust to see thee and speak /'. tof. 
 
 Fell on FACE or FACES. 
 
 Gen. 17. + 3. Abram fellonhisf. and laughed, 17- 
 50.1. .Joseph fell on his father’s /'. and wept 
 18. his brethren fell duten before his/. 
 l£v. 9. 24. when the people saw, Wioy jellon their/. 
 A5/W.14. 5. Mo.sesand Aaron/'g//cw/'. 16.22, -15. 
 16. 4. .Moses II 22. 31. Balaam/«//flat o/t his/'. 
 Josh.5. 14. Joshua/c/Zewhis/. to the earth, 7. 6. 
 Judg. 1.3. 20. Manoah and his wife fell on their/'. 
 liuth 2. 10. then she fell on her/', to the ground 
 
 1 .S'aw.l7.49.(;oliathll20.4]. IJavid/i?//his/. 
 25. 23. Abigail 1| 2 Sam. 9. 6. 51ephil)Osh./ii;// onf. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 4. the woman of i ekoah /<;// on her/'. 
 
 22. Joab |l 18. 28. Aliimaaz/'t//wi liis/. 
 
 1 Kings 18.7. Gbadiah 11.39. peeple/t// w. their/. 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 16. David and eld< vs fell on their/ 
 
 Ezek. 1. 28. when 1 saw it 1 fell upon my /. .3. 23. 
 
 19.8. I 11. 13. I 43.3. I 44.4. /V/n.8.17- 
 Dan. 2. 46. Nebuchadnezzar fell upon his /. 
 Mat.\7. 6. disciples H 26. ;59. Jesus/e//wthis/. 
 L.ukeb. 12. leiierH 17. 16. Samaritan/i?// on Ins/. 
 L\ev. 11.16. tlie twenty-four elders/eZZ on their/. 
 
 FACE of the field. 
 
 Ixv. 14. + 7. living bird loose on the/, of the field 
 2 Kings 9. .37. .lezebel as dung on the/', of the field 
 Ezek. 29. t 5. thou shalt fall on the/, of the field 
 39. t 5. Gog shall fall on the/, of the field 
 FACE of the gate. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 15. from the /. of the gate of the entrance 
 t’ACF. of the ground. 
 
 Gen. 2. 6. a mist watered thesvhole /. of the ground 
 
 7. 2.3. destroyed, that was on the /'. of the ground 
 
 8. 8. were abated from off the /. of the ground 
 
 13. and behold, the /. of the ground was dry 
 
 Hide, hideth, or hid FACIL 
 Gen. 4. 14. ami from thy /. shall 1 be hid 
 Exod. 3. 6. and Moses hidh'is /'. for he was afraid 
 Deut. .31.17. w ill hide my f. from them, 18. 1 32. 20. 
 Job 13.24. wherefore Ai^/trthou thy/ and lioldest 
 me for thine enemy Psal. -44. 24. I bit. 14. 
 .34. 29. when he huieth his/. who can behold ' 
 Psal. 10. 11. he hideth his/. he will never see it 
 
 1.3. 1. how long wilt thou hide thy /'. from me t 
 22. 24. neither hath he hid his / from him 
 
 27. 9. hide not thy / 69. 17- I 102. 2. 114.3. 7. 
 
 30. 7. hast made my mountain strong, thou didst 
 hide thy /'. and 1 was troubled, 104. 29. 
 51. 9. hide thy /. from my sins, and blot out all 
 Isa. 8. 17. hideth his/'. from the house of Jacob 
 50. 6. 1 hid not my /. from shame and spitting 
 
 54.8. in a little wrath I hid my f. from thee 
 59. 2. your sins have hid his/ from you 
 64. 7. thou ha.st hid thy / from us and consumed 
 Jer. 16. 17. thy ways are not hid from myf. 
 
 .3.3. 5. 1 have hid my /. from this city 
 Ezek. .39. 2.3. therefore hid I myf. from them, 24. 
 
 29. nor will I hide my /. any more from them 
 Mic. 3. 4. he will even hide his/ at that time 
 Rev. 0. 16. hide us from the /. of him that sitteth 
 F'AC.E rf the house. 
 
 Ezek. 41. 14. the breadth of the /. of the house 
 l'’ACF5 of the Lord. 
 
 Gen. 19. 1.3. the cry great before the /. of the Lord 
 Exod. .32. f 11. Closes entreated the/ of the lx>rd 
 1 Sam. 26. 20. let not my blood fall before/, of Lord 
 
 1 Kings 13. 6. entreat now the/, of the Lord 
 Psal. 34. 16. the / of the Lord is against them that 
 
 do evil, to cut off from the earth, 1 Pet. .3. 12. 
 Jer. 26. t 19. Hezekiah besought the/, of the L>rd 
 Lam. 2. 19. pciir out thy heart before/, of the Lord 
 4. 116. the /. of the Lird hath divided them 
 Imke 1. 76. thou shalt go before the f. of the Lord 
 F'ACE <f the porch. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 15. to the/. c/^/iu^iorf/jwerK fifty cubits 
 41. 25. were thick planks on the/. of i \eporch 
 FACE witli look, Icohed, see, sav, seen. 
 
 Gen. .32. 20. and afterw ard 1 w ill see hi.s f. 
 
 3.3. 10. for therefore I have seen thy/, as though 
 
 43. .3. ye shall not see my /. except, 5.1 4-1. 2.3. 
 
 44. 26. for we may not see tlie man’s/, except 
 46. 30. now let me die, since I liave seen thy f. 
 
 48. 11. 1 had not thought to see thy/', and lo 
 
 Exod. 10. 28. Pliaraoh said to him, see myf. no more 
 29. Moses said, I will see thy/, again no more 
 
 33. 20. and he said, thou caiist not see myf. 
 
 23. see back parts, but myf. shall not be see.n 
 
 34. .35. children of Israel saw the / of Moses 
 
 2 Sam. 3.13. notice mv/. except tt^ou bring Micbal 
 
 14. 24. the king said, let him not see my f. 
 
 28. Absalom dwelt two years and saw not king’s/. 
 .32. now therefore let me see the king’s/. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 8. sent messengers saying, come, let ns 
 look one another in the /'. 2 Chron. 25. 17- 
 
 11. and they looked one another in the/. 
 
 Estli. 1.14. the- seven princes who saw the king’s/. 
 Job .33. 26. and he shall .'•ee his/’, with joy 
 Acts 6. 15. saw his /’. as it had been /. ot an angel 
 20. 25.1 know' that ye shall see my / no more, .‘18. 
 Col. 2.1. as many as have not seen myf. in the flesh 
 1 Thess. 2. 17. endeavoured to see your/ w ith desire 
 .3. 10. praying, that we might see your 
 Rev. 22. 4. and they shall see his/ and his name 
 Srek FACE. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. W.seek his/, continually, Psal. 105.4. 
 
 2 Chron. 7.14. if my people shall pray and seekmyf. 
 Psal. 24. 6. a generation that seek thy/. O Jacob 
 
 27.8. when thou saidst, seek ye rnyf. my heart said 
 unto thee, thy f. Lord will I seek 
 Prov. 7 . 15. T came diligently to seek thy/. 
 
 29. t 26. many seek the/’, of a ruler 
 Ilos. 5. 15. return to mv place, till they seek myf. 
 Set FSvCE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 21. Jacob set his/, toward mount Gilead 
 Lev. 17.10. I w ill set my against that soul, 20, 6. 
 20. 3. set mv f. against that man, 5. l.zek. 14. 8. 
 2('. 17, I will set my/’. against you, Jer. 44. 11. 
 Num. 24. 1. Balaam set his/. toward w ilderness 
 2 Kings \2. 17. Hazael .let liis/’. to Jerusalem 
 
 1 Chron. 19. t in. when Icab saw f. of battle was ref 
 
 2 Chron. 20. t 3. Jehoshaphat set bis/, to seek I^rd 
 Tsa. 50 . 7 . 1 have ref my / like a flint, not be ashamed 
 Jer. 21. 10. 1 have set myf. against this city 
 Ezek. 4. 3. set thy / against it, it shall be besieged 
 
 7. thou shalt set thy f. tow ards the siege at J erus. 
 
 6 " set thy tow ants the mountains of Israel 
 13.17. set thy (. against the daughters of my peop 
 15 7. and Iwill set my f. against them 
 
 20. 46. son of man, set thy/', toward the south 
 
 21. 2. son of man, set thy /’. toward Jerusalem 
 '16. go thee whitliersoever thy / is set 
 
 25. 2. son of man, set thy/ against the Ammonites 
 28. 21./'. against Zidon '1 29. 2. /'. against Pharaoh 
 35.2./. against mount Seir L'Ja. 2./’. against Gog 
 Dan. 9 . 3. and I .«e/niy/. unto the Lord (iod 
 
 10 15.1 set my/. toward ground and beeame dumb 
 
 11 17. he sha'll ,vff his/. to enter with strength 
 Luke 9. 51. he stedfastly set liis/. to go to .lerusal. 
 
 F.AC’ E shine. 
 
 Num. 6. 25. the Txird make his f. to shine upon thee 
 Psal. 31. 16. make thy/, to shnic on thy servant, 
 save me for thy merries’ sake, 119. L55. 
 67. 1. God bless ns, and cause his / to shine ('ii us 
 HO. 3. cause thy/’, shine, we shall lie saved, 7, 19. 
 104. 15. and oil to make his/, to shine 
 
 L Z 147 
 
F AI 
 
 F AI 
 
 F AI 
 
 lE.ccl. 8. 1. a man’s wisdom maketh his /. to shme 
 Dan. 9. 17- cause thy f. to s/iine on thy sanctuary 
 Mat. 17. 2. and his f. did shine as tlie sun 
 l'’ACK of the sky. 
 
 Mat. 16. .1. () ye hypocrites, ye can discern the /. 
 of the sky, but can ye not tlie times i" Lvke 12. 5t3. 
 I'At'E of the luaters. 
 
 Gen. 1.2. .Spirit of God moved on the f.of the waters 
 
 7. 18. the ark went upon the /. of the waters 
 Dfcl. 11. f 1. cast thy bread on the/. of the waters 
 llos. 10. t 7 . tier king cut off as foam on /. of waters 
 h'Ak'Vjofthe wilderness. 
 
 Exod. 10. 14. on the/. of the wilderness lay manna 
 FACE if the world. 
 
 Jolt .37. 12. do what he commandeth on/, of world 
 Isa. 14. 21. nor fill the /. of the world with cities 
 27. 6. Israel shall fill the/. of the world with fruit 
 FACES. 
 
 Gen. 9. 23. their /, were backward, they saw not 
 
 30. 40. set/, of tlie flocks toward the ring-straked 
 
 40. f 7. wherefore are your /. evil to-day f 
 42. 6. they bowed with their/, to the earth 
 Exod. 19. 7- Moses laid before their/, all these words 
 20. 20. that his fear may be before your /. 
 
 25. 20. and their /. shall look one to another 
 .37. 9. to the mercy-seat ward were/. of cherubims 
 E>eut. 1. t 17. shall not acknowledge/, in judgment 
 Judy. 18. 2.3. turned their/, and said, what aileth 
 2 Ham. 19. 5. thou hast shamed the/, of thy servants 
 1 Kinr/s 2. 15. that alt Israel set their/. on me 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8. whose/, were like the/, of lions 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. and their /, were inward 
 
 29. 6. our fathers have turned away their/. 
 
 Neh. 8.6.they worshipped with their/, to the ground 
 Joh9. 24. he covereth the/, of the judges 
 
 40. 13. hide in dust, and bind their/. fn secret 
 Esal. .34. 5. and their /, were not ashameu 
 
 83. 16. fill their/, with shame, O Lord 
 Isa. 3. 15. and that ye grind the/, of the poor 
 
 1.3. 8. shall be amazed, their/, shall be as flames 
 25. 8. God will wipe away tears from off all/. 
 
 53. 3. and w^e hid as it were our/, from him 
 Jer. 1. 8. be not afraid of their/. L am with thee 
 17. be not dismay, at their/. lest I confound thee 
 
 5. 3. they have made their /. harder than a rock 
 7. 19. provoke to the confusion of their own/. 
 
 30. 6. and all /. are turned into paleness 
 
 42.15. if ye set their /. to enter Egypt, 17. | 44.12. 
 
 50. 5. the way to Zion, with their/, thitherward 
 
 51. 51. are confounded, shame hath covered our f. 
 Lam. 5. 12. the/, of the elders were not honoured 
 Ezek. 1. 6. and every one had four f. 10, 11, 15. 
 
 3. 8. I made thy face strong against their/. 
 
 7. 18. shame shall be on their/, and baldness 
 
 8.16. twenty-five men, with their f. toward the east 
 14.6. tui n away your /, from all abominations 
 20. 47. and ally’, shall be burnt therein 
 
 41. 18. and every cherub had two/. 
 
 Dan. 1. 10. for why should he see your/, -worse 
 
 9. 7. but unto us confusion of/, as at this day 
 Joel 2. 6. be much pained, all /. shall gather blackn. 
 Ean. 2. 10. the/, of them all gather blackness 
 Hah. 1. 9. their/, shall sup upas the east-wind 
 Mai. 2. 3. behold, I will spread dung on your/. 
 
 •t 9. but ye have accepted/, in the law 
 Mat. 6. 16. the hypocrites disfigure their/. 
 i7//le24. 5. as they have bowed down their/, to earth 
 Eei\,7. 11. fell before the throne on their/. 
 
 9. 7. the/, of the locusts were as the /. of men 
 See EeN on Facr, or F.aces. 
 FACTIONS. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. t 3. for whereas there is among you f. 
 
 FADE. 
 
 Exod. 18. + 18. surely fading tliou wilt/, awav 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 46. strangers shall/, away, Psal. 18. 45. 
 
 Psal. 1. 13. his leaf also shall not /, shall prosper 
 Isa. 64. 6. are all unclean, and we all f. as a leaf 
 Jer. 8. 13. 1 will consume them, and th'e leaf shall f. 
 Ezek. 47. 12. trees for meat, whose leaf shall not/. 
 Jam. 1.11. so the rich man shall/. away in his ways 
 ^ FADE TIL 
 
 Joh 14. + 18. surely the mountain falling /. 
 
 Isa. 1. .30. ye shall be as an oak, whose leaf f. 
 
 24. 4. the earth mourneth and /. the world /. 
 
 40. 7. the grass withereth, the flower /. 8. 
 
 1 1. L to an inheritance that not away 
 
 5. 4. shall receive a crown of glors- that /. not away 
 
 fading. 
 
 Isa. 28.1. whose glorious beauty is a f. flower 
 
 4. the glorious beauty shall be a/, flower 
 FAIL. 
 
 Josh. 3. 10. will wdthout/. drive out Canaanites 
 Judy. 11..30. If thou without/, deliver Ammon 
 ISam. 30.8. pursue, thou shalt without/.recover all 
 Ezra 6. 9. let it be given dav bv day without/. 
 
 FA I f., Veilt. 
 
 Gen. 47.16. .Tos. said, give your cattle, if money'/. 
 Uraf. 28.32. thine eyes shall /. with longing for them 
 
 31. 6. Lord doth go with thee, he will not f. thee 
 nor forsake thee, 8. Josh. 1. 5. 1 Chron. 28. 20. 
 
 1 Sam 2. 16. let them not ./', to burn fat presently 
 17- 32. David said, let no man’s heart /'. him 
 
 20. 5. I should not f. to sit with the king at meat 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 29. let there not /. from the house of Toab 
 1 Ktng.t 2. 4. there shall not /'. thee a man on the 
 
 throne of Israel, 8. 25. j 9. 5. 2 Chron. 6. 16. 
 17. 14. neither shall the cruse of oil./'. 16. 
 
 Ezra 4. 22. take heed that ye./'. not to do this 
 Esth. 6. 10. let nothing /, of all thou hast spoken 
 9. 27. not./'. to keep these days of Purim, 28. 
 
 Joh 11. 20. but the e.yes of the wicked shall ./'. 
 
 14. 11. as waters/, frorn the sea, and flood drieth up 
 17. 5. even the eyes of his children shall /. 
 
 31.16. or caused the e.ves of the, widow to /. 
 
 Psal. 12. 1. for the faithful /'. froin among men 
 
 69. .3. mine eyes./', while I wait for my God 
 77. 8. doth his promise /. for evermore ? 
 
 89. 33. nor will 1 sufll'er my faithfulness to /. 
 
 119. 82. mine eyes./", for thy word, saying 
 123. nune eyes/, for thy salvation and for word 
 Pt-ov. 22. 8. and the rod of his anger shall f. 
 
 Eccl. 12. + 3. the grinders/, because they grind little 
 
 148 
 
 Eccl.VI. S.desire shall/. bee. man goeth to long home 
 Isa. 19. 3. the siiirit of Egy. shall /. in midst thereof 
 
 5. waters shall /. |J 21. 16. glory of Kedar/. 
 
 31. 3. and they all shall /. together 
 
 32. 6. he will cause the drink of the thirsty to f. 
 
 10, ye shall be troubled, for the vintage shall/. 
 
 .31. 16. no one of these shall /. nor want her mate 
 .38. 14. mine eyes/. with looking upward 
 
 42. 4. he shall not /. nor be discouraged 
 51. 14. hasteneth that his bread should not/. 
 
 57.16. for the spirit should /. befoi e me 
 .58. 11. and like aspring whose waters/, not 
 Jer. 14.6. their eyesdirl /. because there was no grass 
 
 15. 18. wilt thou be unto me as waters that f. ? 
 
 48. 33. 1 caused wine to f. from presses, llos. 9. 2. 
 Lam. 2. 11. mine eyes do/, with teais, my Iwwels 
 .3.22. notconsumeef, because his compassions /'. not 
 /ImosH. 4. even tOTnake the poor of the land to f. 
 IIah.3. \7. although the lat>our of tlie olive shall/. 
 Luke 16. 9. that when ye /. they may receive you 
 17. eartli to pass, than one tittle of the law to /. 
 22. .32. I have prayed that thy faith /. not 
 1 Cor. 13. 8. whether prophecies they' shall f. 
 
 IJeh. 1. 12. thou art the same, thy years shall not /. 
 
 11. .32. the time would /. me to tell of Gideon 
 
 12.15. looking lest any man /. of the grace of God 
 
 I'All-ED. 
 
 Gen. 42. 28. their heart/, them, they were afraid 
 -17. 15. and when money /. in the land of Egypt 
 Jofh.'.i. 16. the waters /. and were cut off 
 21. 45. there /. not any good thing which the Lord 
 promised to Israel, 2.3. 14. 1 Kings8. 56. 
 .7oA19.14. my kinsfolk have /. and my friends 
 Psal. 142. 4. refuge/, me, no man cared for my soul 
 Cant. 5. 6. my soul /. when he spake, 1 sought him 
 .Ter. 51.30. their might/, they became as women 
 Lam. 4. 17. our eyes as yet/. for our vain help 
 FAILETIL 
 
 Gen. 47. 15. why should we die ? for money/. 
 
 Lev. 25. t .35. if thy brother's hand /. relieve him 
 Joh 21. 10. their bull gendereth and /. not 
 Psal. .31. 10. my strength /, me, 38. 10. 
 
 40. 12. therefore my liearf/. me, 73. 26. 
 
 71. 9. forsake me not when my strength/. 
 
 109. 21. my knees are weak, my flesh"/, of fatness 
 14.3. 7. hear me speedily, O Lord, my spirit/. 
 Eccl. 10. .3. when he walketh, his wisdom/, him 
 Isa. 15. 6. the grass /, there is no green thing 
 
 40. 26. for that he is strong in power, not one f. 
 
 41. 17. poor seek water, their tongue /. for thirst 
 
 44.12. yea, he is hunery and his strength /. 
 
 59.15. truth/, and he that departethfrom evil 
 Ezek. 12. 22. days are proloneed and every vision/. 
 Zeph. 3.5. brinsr his judgment to light, he f. not 
 Luke 12. 33. a treasure iii the heavens that’/’, not 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 8. charity never/, but prophecies fail 
 FAILING. 
 
 Dent. 28. 65. the Lord shall give thee /, of eyes 
 Luke 21. 26. men’s hearts /. them for 'fear 
 FAIN. 
 
 Joh 27. 22. he would /. flee out of his hand 
 Luke 15.16. would/. have filled his belly with husks 
 FAINT. 
 
 Gen. 25. 29. Esau came from field, and he was f. .30. 
 Deut. 25.18. smote thee when thou wast/. and weary 
 Judg. 8.4. passed over Jordan,/, yet piirsuins' them 
 5. give loaves of bread to the people, for they be /. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 28. and the people were very/. 31. 
 
 .30.10. so/, that they could not go over, 21. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 2. the wine, that such as be /. may drink 
 21. 15. David fouehtand waxed/. 
 
 Isa. 1. 5. the whole head is sick, the whole heart is/. 
 13. 7. therefore shall all hands be/, heart melt 
 29. 8. but he awaketh, and behold’he is/. 
 
 40. 29. he givefh power to the/. and increaseth 
 
 41.12. he drinkethno water, and is/. 
 
 Jer. 8.18.1 would comfort myself, my heart is/. 
 
 1. am. 1. 22. for my sighs are many, my heart is/. 
 
 5.17. for this our heart is/. our eves are dim 
 
 Zeph. 3. 116. and to Zion, let not thine hands be f. 
 FAIN T, Eerh. 
 
 Deni. 20. 3. let not your hearts /. fear not 
 
 8. lest his brethren’s heart /'. as well as his heart 
 Josh. 2. 9. the inhabitants of land /. because of voii 
 24. all the inhabitants of country /. because of us 
 Prov. 24. 10. if thou /. in the day'of adversity 
 Isa. 40. .30. even the youths shall /. Jimos 8. 1.3. 
 
 .31. shall run and riot be weary, walk and not/. 
 Jer. 51. 46. and lest your hearts/, and ye fear 
 Lam. 1. 1.3. he hath made me /. all the dav 
 
 2. t 11. the sucklings/. || 19. young children/. 
 Ezek. 21.7. every spirit shall/. knees shall be weak 
 
 15. their heart may/, and ruins be multiplied 
 Mat. 15. .32. not send them awav' fasting, lest thev/. 
 .Mark 8. .3. if I send them away fastinsr, they will/. 
 Luke 18.1. that men ought always to pray, not to f. 
 
 2 Cor. 4.1. a.s we have l eceived mercy we/. not 
 
 16. for which cause we /. not, tho' outward man 
 Gal. 6. 9. in due season we shall re.ip, if we/, not 
 Tph. .3.13. that ye /, not at my tribulations for you 
 2 Thess. 3. -1 13. brethren,/, notin well-doing 
 Heh. 12. .3. lest ye be wearied, and/, in j'our minds 
 
 5. nor/, when thou art rebuked of him 
 FA I N’T ED. 
 
 Gem. 45. 26. Jacob’s heart/. for he Klieved not 
 47. 13. all the land of Canaan/, by reason of famine 
 PsaJ. 27. 13. 1 had /'. unless 1 had believed to see 
 107. 5. hunary and thirsty, their soul/, in them 
 51.20. thy sons /, they lie at head of all streets 
 .Ter. 45. .3. I /. in mj' siahina, I find no rest 
 I'zek.'.V. 15. the trees of the field /, for him 
 Dan. 8.27. I Daniel /, and was sick certain days 
 Jonah 2.7. when niy soul/. 1 remembered the Lord 
 4. 8. that he /. and wished in himself to die 
 Alat. 9. 36. with compassion on them, because they/. 
 Rev. 2. 3. thou hast laboured, and hast not/. 
 FAINTEST. 
 
 Job 4. 5. now it is come upon thee, and thou /. 
 FAINTETII. 
 
 Psal. 84.2. my soul /. for the courts of the Lord 
 119. 81. my soul /. for thy salvation 
 Isa. 10.18. they shall be as when a standard-bearer/. 
 
 Isa. 40.28. the Creator of the ends ot the earth f. not 
 E’AIN T-IIEARIED. 
 
 Dent. 20. 8. who is fearful and /. let him return 
 Isa. 7. 4. tear not, nor be /. tor the two tails 
 Jer.VJ. 23. Hamath and Arpad are/. 
 
 . FAIN TNE.SS. 
 
 Lev. 26. .36. I will send a/, into their hearts 
 FA I K. 
 
 Gen. 6. 2. saw that the daughters of men were /. 
 
 12. 11. Sarah was/. 14. || 24. 16. Kebekah/. 26. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. t 12. David was /.of eyes, 17. 42. 
 
 2 Sam. 13, 1. lamar A tisalom’s sister was/. 14. 27. 
 \ Kings 1. 4. Abishaa-a f. damsel clierisheii David 
 Izsth. 1.11. Vashti the queen/. || 2. 7. Tsther/. 
 
 2. 2. let/, young virgins be sought for the king 
 
 3. that they may gather the /. young virgins 
 Joh .37. 22. /. weather cometh out of the north 
 
 42. 15. no women found so /. as Job’s daughters 
 Prov. 7. 21. with /. speech she caused him to yield 
 11. 22. so is aj'. woman without discretion 
 
 26. 25. w hen he speaketh /. believe him not 
 Cant. 1. 15. behold, thou art/. 16. | 4. 1,7. 
 
 2. 10. rise up, ni.v love, myf. one, come away, 13. 
 
 4. 10. how /. is thy love, my sister, my spouse! 
 
 6. 10./. as the moon || 7. 6. how/. art thou, () love 
 L\a.5. 9. many houses great and /, w ithout inhabitant 
 54. 11. I will lay thy stones w ith /. colours 
 Jer. 4. .30. in vain shalt thou make thyself/. 
 
 11. 16. and olive-tree /. and of a goodly fruit 
 
 12. 6. though they speak /. words unto thee 
 
 46.20. Egypt is like a very/, heifer, destruct. comes 
 Ezek. 16. 17. thou hast also taken thy/, jewels 
 .39. and they shall take thy /. jewels, 2.3. 26. 
 
 31. 3. was a cedar in I.ebanon witl^. branches 
 
 7. thus was he /. in his greatness, Ih branches 
 
 9. I have made him/. by multitudeof his branches 
 Dan. 4. 12. leaves thereof were /. fruit much, 21. 
 Dos. 10. 11. but 1 passed over upon her ./ neck 
 Amos 8. 13. the./ virgins shall faint for thirst 
 Zech. 3. 5. let them set a/, mitre upon his head 
 Mat. 16. 2. it will be /. weather, for the sky is red 
 Acts 7. 20. IMoses was born, and was exceeding/. 
 Rom. 16. 18. by/. speeches deceive the simple 
 Gal. 6.12. a desire to make a/, shew in the flesh 
 FA 1 R havens. 
 
 Acts 27. 8. we came to a place called the /. havens 
 FAIRLY. 
 
 Mic. 1. 111. pass ye away, thou that dwellest/. 
 FAIRER. 
 
 Judg. 15. 2. is not her younger sister/, than she? 
 Psal. 45. 2. thou art f. than the children of men 
 Dati. 1. 15. their countenances appeared /. 
 FAIREST. 
 
 Cant. 1. 8. O thou/, among women, 5. 9.1 6. 1. 
 FAIRS. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 12. they traded in thy/. 14, 16, 19, 22. 
 
 27. thy riches and thy /. shalLfall into the seas 
 
 FAlTil. 
 
 Faith is a dependence on the veracity of another. 
 Thus trust is ra//crf faith, because it relies upon 
 the truth of a promise: And one is said to keep 
 his faith inviolate, when he performs the promist 
 that another relied on. Faith, in the propriety q 
 expression, is an assent on account of the icracit'i 
 of the speaker. Accordingly, divine faith is c 
 firm assent of the mind to things upon the au 
 thority of divine revelation. Faith hy divines u 
 generally distinguished into four kinds, namely, 
 historical, temporary, the faith of miracles, ana 
 justifying or saving faith. 
 
 T. Historical faith is a speculative knowledge of, 
 and hare assent to, the truths revealed in the scrip¬ 
 ture: Of this kind of faith the apostle James 
 speaks. Jam. 2. 17, 24. Faith, if it have not 
 works, is dead. Ve see how' that by works a 
 man is justified, and not b.v faith onl.v : that is, 
 not hy a mere profession of faith, or a bare assent 
 to the truth, without good works, which proceed 
 from faith, and shew it to he of the right kind. 
 This kind of faith the devils themselves have. 
 Jam. 2. 19. 'Ihou believest that there is one 
 God ; the devils also believe, and tremble. They 
 are fully persuaded that there is a Cod, and that 
 Christ is the Son of God, and shall be their judge, 
 as they acknowledge. Mat. 8. 29. 
 
 II. 'Temporary faith, together with the knowledge 
 of, and assent to, revealed truths, has likewise in 
 It, an approbation of, and joy in, receiving and 
 hearing these truths; hut this joy, arising frt'in 
 some worldly consideration, soon vaniJies and 
 comes to nothing : Of this kind of faith our Havii ur 
 speaks in the parable of the sower. Mat. 13. 20. 
 He that received the seed into stony places, re¬ 
 ceives it with jo.v ; he understands it, as.\ents to 
 it, he hears it gladly, considers, and approx es of 
 it; and it springs up in an outward professim 
 and reformation: Yet hath he not root in him¬ 
 self, but dureth for a w hile ; he has no sufficient 
 or considerable root, because it wants the soil of a 
 sincere heart, and true affections, firm and fixed 
 resolutions, and habitual dispositions of grace : lie 
 has some good purposes and desires, hut they are 
 soon overpowered by unmortified corruption, and 
 the force of temptation : for when tribulation or 
 persecution ariseth because of the word, by and 
 by he is ofl'ended ; He stumbles, and falls off 
 from all his former profession of religion. 
 
 III. The faith of miracles is a firm assent of the 
 mind to some particular promise concerning any 
 miraculous event, which, if performed by us, is 
 called an active miraculous faith ; of which out 
 Saviour and the apostle Paul .speak. Mat. 17. 
 20. 1 Cor. 13. 2. But if it he wrought upon vs, 
 it is called a passive miraculous faith ; thus the 
 lame man at T.ystra had a firm persuasion that 
 Paul and Barnabas were able to cure him, Acts 
 14. 9. 
 
 IV. Justifying faith is a saving grace wrought in 
 the soul by the Spirit of God, whereby we re¬ 
 ceive Christ as he is revealed in the gospel, to 
 be our Prophet, Priest, and King, tiu.\t in 
 and rely upon him and his righteousness alone 
 
F AI 
 
 F A1 
 
 for mstification and salvation. 'This faith heyets 
 u sinccte obedience in the life and conversation. 
 The apostle to the Hebrews calls faith, the sub¬ 
 stance of things hoped for, the evidence ot things 
 not seen. lieh. 11. 1. It assures us of the reality 
 arid worth oj eternal invisible thini/s, and produces 
 a satisjaction and assured confidence, that God 
 mil infallibly perform what he has promised, 
 whereby the believer is as confident of them, as ij 
 they were before his eyes, and in his actual pos¬ 
 session. The object oj taith is the word oJ God in 
 general, and especially the d ctrines and promises 
 that respect the salvation of men through Llirist, 
 which leason cannot discoi'er by its own light, nor 
 perfectly understand when revealed. The firm 
 foundation of faith is the essential supreme per¬ 
 fections of God ; his unerring knowledge, immuta¬ 
 ble truth, infinite goodness, and almighty power. 
 I'aitli has a prevailing influence upon the will, it 
 draws the affections, and renders the whole man 
 obsequious to the gospel. , . , 
 
 'Ey this faith, we are said to he justified, Tom. o. 1. 
 IVe are justified by taith, not jorpially, as ij it 
 were our righteousness, or the meritorious cause oJ 
 our justification before God; hut instrument ally 
 and relatively, as n apprehends arid applies to us 
 the righteousness and blood oj Christ, which is the 
 object of faith, and which only cleameth us jrorn 
 all sin and renders us acceptable to God. It is 
 called the faith through which we are saved, Tph. 
 
 2. 8. I'aitli is, as it were, a condition on our part, 
 whereby we come to he partakers oJ the blessings oj 
 the new covenant. It is a taith wliich worketh 
 by love. Gal. 5. 6. It is not an idle, unactive, 
 and inoperative grace, hut shows itselj by produc 
 trig in us love to God and our neighhoiii . It puri¬ 
 fies tlie heart. Acts 15. 9. It is called the taith ot 
 God’s elect, Tit. 1. 1. because it is bestowed only 
 upon tho.^e. 'This grace increaseth from one degree 
 to another, Tlom. 1. 17* being in some strong and 
 firm. Mat. 8. 10. in others weak and languishing. 
 Mat. 14 21. Lastly, this grace is the specialgijt 
 of God, Eph.2.8. By grace ye are saved throng li 
 taith ; and that not of yourselves, it is the gittot 
 God ; that is, that you believe, is not by any 
 ability of your oson; and that you are saved, is 
 not Jor any worth in yourselves. Likewise in 
 Phil. 1. 29. Unto you it is given to believe on 
 Christ, , , , , , 
 
 Faitli, in scripture, is taken for the truth and jaith- 
 fulness of God, Koin. 3. 3. .Shall their unbelief 
 make the faitli of God without ettect Ahall their 
 unbelief make the faithful promises oj God, oJ 
 sending the Messiah, and of redemption by him, 
 not to be accomplished I It is also taken for a per¬ 
 suasion of the lawjiilness oj things nidifierent, 
 Rom. 11. 22, 23. llast thou faith r have it tothy 
 self before God. For whatsoever is not ot taith is 
 sin ; that is. Hast thou a persuasion oj the lawful 
 ness of such and such meats, then keep it to thy- 
 self, without making an unseasonable discovery oj 
 it, to the offence of others; For whatever a man 
 doeth with a wavering mind, without being per 
 suaded that it is pleasing to God, and icarranled by 
 his word, he sinneth in the doing oj it. faith is 
 also put j'or the doctrine of the gospel, winch is the 
 object of faith, ActsQ-l. 24. Felir heard Paul con 
 cerning the faith in Christ. Gal. 1, 23. He 
 preacheth the faith which once he destroyed. 
 And faith is taken for Christ, and Ins righteous¬ 
 ness; that is, his active and passive obedience, 
 which are apprehended by taith, and are the ob¬ 
 jects of it, in all those passages where we are said 
 to be justified by taith. It is put J'or a heiiej 
 and profession of the gospel, Rom. 1. 8. Your 
 faith is spoken of throughout the whole world 
 And j'or fidelity in performing of proniises, 
 
 32. 20. Children in -whom is no taith ; that is. 
 They neither believe what I say, nor perform what 
 themselves promise. 
 
 Dent. 32. 20. they are children in whom is no/. 
 Mat. 6. .30. O ye of little /. theretore take no 
 thought, 8. 26.1 14. 31. | 16. 8. Luke 12. 28. 
 
 8. 10. found so great/. no not in Israel, Luke’l. 9. 
 
 17. 20. if ye have /. as a grain of mustard-seed 
 
 21. 21. if ye have /. ye shall not only do tins 
 2.3. 2.3. and have omitted judgment,mercy, and/. 
 
 Mark\. 40. he said to them, how is it ye have no/. '! 
 11.22. .lesus saith unto them, have/, in (.od 
 LukeYl.b. the apostles said to the L. increase our/. 
 
 6. if ye had /. ve might say to this sycamine-tree 
 
 18. 8. when the Son of hian cometh, shall he find/..'' 
 Acts .3. 16. the/, which is by him, hath given him 
 
 this perfect soundness in pre.sence (it you all 
 6. 5. and they chose Stephen, a man full ot/. 8. 
 
 7. a great company of priests were obedient to the/. 
 
 11. 24. Barnabas was a good man, full ot/. 
 
 1.3.8. seeking to turn the de|)uty trom the /. 
 
 14. 9. who perceiving that he had/, to be healed 
 
 22. and exhorting them to continiK; in the/. 
 
 27. how he hail opened the door ot /. to Gentiles 
 16.5. the churches were estalilished in the/. 
 
 17. t 31. whereof he hath offered /. to all men 
 
 20. 21. and/. toward our l.ord .lesus f hrist 
 
 24. 24. l elix heard Paul concerning the/. 
 
 Tom. 1.5. we have received grace tor obedience iof. 
 17. the riglite.()usness of GocI revealed trom /. to/. 
 
 3. .3. unbelief make the/, of God without effect 
 27. where boasting;' It is excluded by law ot/. 
 
 4. 5. his f. is counted for righteousness, 9. 
 
 11. circiimcision a seal of the righteousness of/. 
 
 12. but also walk in steps of that /. ot Abraham 
 1.3. but was through the righteousness ot/'. 
 
 14. if they of the lavv be heirs,/, is made void 
 16. it is of/, wliich is of the /'. of Abraham 
 
 9. .30. even the righteousness, which is ot/. 10. 6. 
 
 10. 8. that is the w'ord of /. which we preach 
 17- /. cometh by hearing, hearing by word of Goci 
 
 12. 3. accord, as God hath dealt the ineasure of/. 
 6. prophesy according to the proportion of/'. 
 
 14. 22. hast thou /. t have it to thyself before God 
 
 23. he eateth not of f, what is not of is sin 
 
 Horn. 16. 26. to all nations for the obedience of/. 
 
 1 For. 12. 0. to another/', by the same Spirit 
 13. 2. though I have all/. and have no charity 
 13. now abideth/'. hope, charity, these thr(*e 
 o Got- 4. 13. we having the same Spirit ot /. 
 
 Gfl/. 1.2.3. now preached/'. which once he destroyed 
 3 2* by the works of law, or by the hearing ot/. 5. 
 
 '7. know ye, that they which are ot/. 9. 
 
 12 law is not of/, but the man that doeth tliem 
 23. before/, came H 25. after that/', is come 
 
 5 6. but f. which worketh by Im e 
 22. but the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy,/. 
 
 6 10. unto them who are of the household ot /. 
 
 Lph. 4. 5. one Lord, one/, one baptism 
 
 13. till we all come in the unity of the/. 
 
 6. 16. above all, taking the shield ot /. 
 
 23. peace be to the brethren, with/. trom God 
 Phil. 1. 25. for your furtlierance and joy of /. 
 
 2'7'."striving together for the/', of the gospel 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 3. remembering your w'ork of/. 
 
 5.8. putting on the breast plate ot /'. and love 
 
 2 Thess. 1.4. we glory for your patience and/. 
 
 11. would fulfil the work of/, w ith power 
 
 3. 2. we may be delivered, for all men have not/. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.5./'. unfeigned 1| 5. 8. he hath denied the/. 
 
 14. grace of our Lord exceeding abundant with /'. 
 
 19*. holding/', and a good conscience ; which some 
 
 put away concerning/. have made shipwreck 
 
 3. + 6. not one newly come, to the /. 
 
 9. holding the mystery ot /. m a pure conscience 
 
 4.1. in latter times, some shall depart from the/. 
 
 6. nourished up in words off. and good doctrine 
 
 5. 12. because they have cast off' their first/', 
 
 6. It), they have erred fiom the/'. 21. 
 
 11. follow f. 11 12. fight the good fight of /. 
 
 2 'Jim. 1. 5. the unfeigned /. that is in thee 
 2. 18. and overthrow the/, of some 
 
 02 follow/. 11 3. 8. reprobate concerning the/. 
 
 3? lb. but thou hast fully known my /'. chanty 
 
 4. 7. I have finished my course, I have kept the/. 
 Jit. 1. 1. according to the /'. of God’s elect 
 
 4 To Titus mine own son, atter the common/. 
 Pfiilem. 5. hearing of thy/'. toward the Lord .lesus 
 Heb. 4.2. word did not profit, not being mixed witli/. 
 
 6. 1. not laying again tlie foundation ot/. 
 
 10 22. with a true heart in full assurance of/. 
 
 23. let us hold fast the profession ot our /. 
 
 11.1. I', is the substance of things hoped for 
 6. without/, it is impossible to (ilease God 
 
 2. lesus, the author and finisher ot our/. 
 
 1.3' 7 whose/, follow, considering the eml 
 Jam.o. 1. have not the/, w ith respect of pers()ns 
 14. though a man say he hath/ can/, save him . 
 
 1'7. even so/', without works is dead, 20. 26. 
 
 18. aman mav say, thou hast/, and 1 have works 
 
 22. seest thou how /. wrought with his works, and 
 by works was/'. made perfect 
 
 5. 15. and the prayer of/, shall save the sick 
 2 Pet.f. 1. that have obtained like precious/. 
 
 1 John 5. 4. thatovercometh the world, even our/. 
 JudeX ve should earnestly contend for the/. 
 
 oo. bu'ilding up yourselves on your most holy/. 
 /?er.2.13. thou boldest fast and hast not denied my/. 
 
 19. I know' thy works, and /. and thy patience 
 
 I. 3! 10. here is the patience and the/', ot the saints 
 14. 12. here are they that keep the/', of Jesus 
 
 By FA ri'11. 
 
 Ilab 2 4. but the just shall live by his f. Rom. 1 
 17. Ga/..3. 11. 10. 38. 
 
 Acts 15. 9. purifying their hearts i^.?//. 
 
 26.18. who are sanctified by f. that is m me 
 Bom. 1. 12. mav be comforted fi.vthe mutual/. 
 
 3. 22. the righteousness of God by f. of Jesus (hr 
 28. aman is justified by.j.5. 1. Gal. 2.16. I 3. 24 
 .30. which shall justify the circumcision byj. 
 
 5. 2. by whom w'e have access byf. to this grace 
 9. .32. because they sought it not byf. 
 
 II. 20. thou standest byj'. 2 Cor. 1.24. 
 
 2 Cor. 5.7. for we walk byf. not by sight 
 Gal. 2. 20. I live by the/'. of the Sonot God 
 
 3. 22. that the promise byf. might be given 
 26. ye are the children ot God byf. in Christ Jes. 
 
 5. 5. we wait for the hope, of righteousness byf. 
 Eph 3. 12. in whom we have access byf. of him 
 17. that Christ, may dwell in your hearts byf. 
 Phil. 3.9. the righteousness which is of (tocI by f. 
 Heb. 4. + 2. because they were not united by f. 
 n.A.by f. Abel || 5. byf. Enoch |17. byf. Noah 
 it. by /'. Abrah. 9.17- II 20- kyf. Isaac blessed .Tac 
 21. bg f. Jacob \\ 22. by f. Joseph made mention 
 
 23. liyf. Moses, 24, 27 .'11 31. byf. Hahab 
 "9. by f. they passed through the Red sea 
 30. byf. the walls of Jericho tell down 
 
 Jam. 2, 24. you see then, how that by works a man 
 
 is justified, not by /'. only 
 In FAl'i II. 
 
 Rom. 4. 19. being not weak in /'. he considered not 
 OQ he staegered not, but was strong in j'. 
 
 14. 1. him that is weak in the/, receive you 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 13. watch, stand fast in the/', be strong 
 
 2 ( or. 8. 7. as ye abound inf. and utterance 
 ~1.3. 5. examine yourselves whether ye be in the/. 
 Coi. 1.2.3. if ye continue 171 the/', grounded 
 
 2. 7. rooted in him, and stablished f/ithe/. 
 
 \ Tim. 1.2. unto 1 imothy my ow n son in the/. 
 
 4. rather than godly edifyim; which is inf. 
 
 2.7. a teacher of the Gentiles in f. and verity 
 15. be saved, if they continue inf. and cluirity 
 3.13. they purchase great boldness in the/. 
 
 4. 12. be thou an example of believers inf. 
 
 2 Jim. 1. 13 hold fa.st the form inf. and love 
 ~Tii. 1.13. that they may be found in the/. 2. 2. 
 
 3. 15. greet them that love us in the/, grace be 
 Heb. 11.13. these all died in f. not having received 
 Jam. 1. 6. but let them ask in /'. not w avering 
 
 2. 5. God chosen tlie poor of this woi Id, rich inf. 
 
 I Pet. 5. 9. whom resist, stedfast in the/'. 
 
 7'//c?> FAl l 11. 
 
 Mat. 9.2. Jes. seeing their f. 'Mark 2. 5. Luke 5. 20. 
 Jitroiigh I'Al I'll. 
 
 Acts 3. 16. through f. in his name this man strong 
 Rom. 3. 25. a propitiation through f. in bis blood 
 
 F AI 
 
 Rom. 3.30. who shall justify uncircumcis. 
 
 31. do we make ' oid the law through f. iG. tonud 
 Gal. 3. 8. God would justify the henthen through j. 
 
 14 might recei' e the promise ot the .''pint thro /.. 
 Eph 2 8. for by grace are ?e saved through /. 
 lHiil.:i.9. but that righteousness which is thro f. 
 Coi. 2.12. risen thro' the /'. of the operation of (icd 
 2 'J'im. 3. 15. make thee wise to salvation thro /. 
 Heb. 6.12. \\\\o through f. inherit the iiromises 
 11. 3. through f. we understand the worlds framed 
 11. through /'. Sara received strength to conceive 
 28. thro' f. he kept the passover, and sprinkling 
 .33. who thro' /. subdued kingdoms, wroughtriglit. 
 .39. having obtained a good report through f. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. keiH by pow er of G. thro' f. to salvation 
 '/'/lyFAllII. 
 
 Mat 9 22. thy /'. hath made thee whole, Mark 5. 
 
 34.1 10. 52. 8. 48.1 17. 19. 
 
 1.5. 28. Jesus said, G woman, great is thy j'. 
 
 Luke 7. 50. thy I. hath saved thee, go in peace,18.42. 
 22. 32. 1 ])i ay'ed for thee, that thy f. tail not 
 Pltilem. 6. the communication of thy f. effectual 
 Jam. 2. 18. shew me thy f. without thy works 
 Your F^i rill. 
 
 Mat, 9. 29. according' to your f. be it unto yoir 
 Luke 8. 25. he said unto them, where 'vs, your f. ? 
 Rom. 1. 8. your f. is S|)oken ot through the world 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 5. yourf. should notstand in wisdom of men 
 15. 14. and your f. is also vain, I7. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 24. not have dominion oyer your f. 
 
 10. 15. having hope when your f. is increased 
 
 Eph. 1. 15. after 1 heard of your f. in the l.ord 
 Phil. 2.17. if 1 be offered on the service ot your f. 
 Col. 1.4. since we heard of your f. in ( hrist Jesus 
 2. 5. beholding the stedfastness of your /'. in Christ 
 'Thess. 1.8. your f. to God-ward is spread abroad 
 
 3. 2. and to comfort you concerning yimr f. 
 
 5. 1 sent to know' yourf. lest the tempter 
 
 6. 'I'iniotliy brought us good tidings of your f. 
 
 7. we were comforted over you by yourf. 
 
 10. and might perfect what is lacking in your 
 
 2 J'hess. 1.3.'that yw(/'/. groweth exceedingly 
 Jam. 1.3. the trying of your f. worketh patience 
 
 1 Pet.1.7. the trial of your f. being more precious 
 
 9. receiving the end of your f. even salvation 
 
 21. Ih-Atyour f. and hope might be in God 
 
 2 Pet. 1.5. addtoyi wr/. virtue, to virtue knowledge 
 
 Fy\l rilFUL. 
 
 Num. 12. 7. IVIoses is/. in mine house, Heb. 3. 2, 5. 
 Dent. 7. 9. the /'. God who keeiieth covenant 
 
 1 Aam. 2.'.35. 1 will raise me up a/', priest 
 
 .3.12 ). Samuel was/. to be a prophet of the T.ord 
 
 22. 14. Ahimelech S'aid, who is so/', as David f 
 
 2 Aam. 20. 19. 1 am one of them that are/'. in Israel 
 Nell. 7. 2. 1 lananiah was a/', man and feared God 
 
 9.8. and foundest his heart/', before thee 
 
 13. 13, for they were counted /'. to distribute 
 Job 12.+ 20. he renioveth the lip of the/. 
 
 Psat. 12. 1. for the/. fail from among men 
 31. 23. O love the Lord, for l ord preserveth the/. 
 89. 37. and as a/. witness in heaven 
 101. 6. mine eyes shall be on the/', of the land 
 119. 86. all thy commandments are /. 
 
 138. thy testimonies are righteous and very/.. 
 Prov. 11.13. a-/, spirit conceale.tli the matter 
 
 13. 17. but a/. ambassador is health 
 
 14. 5. a f. witness w ill not lie, but a false utter lies 
 20. 6. but a /'. man w'ho can find ? 
 
 25. 13. as snow' in harvest, so is a/, messenger 
 
 27. 6. /. are the wounds of a friend, but the Lisses 
 
 28. 20. a/', man shall abound with blessings 
 Ha. 1. 21. how is the/, city become an harlot! 
 
 26. afterwards thou shalt be called the/', city 
 
 8.2. 1 took unto me/'. witnesses to record 
 
 49.7. kings shall see, because of the Lord that is/. 
 Jer. 42. 5. the 1 ord be a /'. witness between us 
 Han. 6. 4. could find none, forasmuch as he was/. 
 Hos. 11. 12. but .ludah is /'. w ith the saints 
 Mat. 24.45. who then is a /. and wise servant? 
 25.21. well done, thou good and/, servant 
 
 23. thou hast been f. in a few things, Luke 19.17- 
 I,like 12. 42. w ho then is that /'. and wise steward f 
 16. 10. he that is/, in the least is/, also in much 
 
 11. have not been /'. in the unrighteous mammon 
 
 12. have not been/', in what is another man’s 
 Acts 16. 15. if ye have .judged me/', to the Lord 
 
 1 Cor. 1.9. God is /'. by whom ye were called,10.13. 
 4. 2. it is requireil in stewards, that a man be/. 
 
 17. I have sent you Timothy/, in the Ixird 
 7.25. that hath obtained mercy ot the I ord to be /. 
 G«/. 3.9. they are blessed with/. Abraham 
 I'ph. 1. 1. to the saints and/, in ( hrist Jesus 
 6. 21. 'I'ychicus a/'. minister in the Lord 
 Col. 1. 2. to the saints and/', brethren in Christ 
 7. Epaphras, who is for you a/', minister, 4. 7. 
 
 4. 9. Onesimiis, a/, brother, who is one ot you 
 
 1 J'hess. 5. 24. /'. is he thatcalleth you, w ho w ill doit 
 
 2 J'hess. 3. 3. the I ,ord is /. who shall stablish you 
 
 1 J'im.l. 12. 1 thank Christ, tl-it he counted me/'. 
 
 15. this is a/', saying, 4.9. 'ht. 3.8. . 
 
 3. 11. their w i' es must be sober, and/, in all things 
 
 6.2. rather do them service because they are/'. 
 
 2 'j'im.‘Z.‘l. the same commit thou to/, men 
 11. it is a /'. saving 1| 13. yet he abideth/. 
 
 7’i'M. 6. if any lie blameless, having/, children 
 9. holding fast the /.word, as he was tauglit 
 Heb. 2. 17. that he might be a/, high-priest 
 .3.2. who was /'. to him tliat appointed him 
 
 10. 23. for he is/'. that promised, 11. 11. 
 
 1 /'e/. 4.19. commit their souls, as unto a/. ( reator 
 .5. 12. 1 have written by SiB anus a/'. bn (her 
 
 1 'l(.hn 1. 9. if we contt'SS, he is/', to forgive us 
 Rev. 1. .5.'( hrist who is the/, witness, .3. 14. 
 
 2. 10. be/, to death, 1 will gi' e thee a crow 11 ot life 
 
 13. those (lavs w herein Anti pas w as my /. uiartyi 
 17. 14. they tfiat are with him, are called, and /. 
 19’. 11. and he that .sat upon him was called/. 
 
 ‘’i 5. these words are true and /. 22. 6. 
 
 EAl I IIFI LI.V. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 15. for they dealt /. 22. 7. 
 
 2 CJiron. 19. 9. thusdo in the tear ot the Txird/. 
 31. 12. and they brought in the offerings/. 
 
 149 
 
F AL 
 
 F AL 
 
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 2 Chron. 34. 12. and the men tiid the work/. 
 
 Prov. 29. 14. the kiiifr that /. jn(l«etli the poor 
 Jer. 23. vd. hatli my word, let him siteak my word/. 
 
 3 John 5. thou doest /. w hatsoever thou dost to hre- 
 
 I ’A 1 I 111'0 Lis ivS.S. [Ihreii 
 
 1 Sam. QC). 23. the l ord render to every man his/. 
 Psa!. 5. 9. tor there is no /. in their numfli 
 .36.0. and thy/, reaclieth unlothe clouds 
 4('. 10. 1 have declared thy /. and thy salvation 
 
 11. or shall thy/, he (feelared in (lestrnction ? 
 }59. 1. I will make known thy/, to all rcik rations 
 2. tliy ./. shall thou esiahlish in the heavens 
 5. thy /, also in the con”reL'ation ot the saints 
 8. w ho is like to thee, or to thy/, round ahout thee ? 
 24. hut my r. and my mercy shall he with him 
 .3.3. nor will I suffer my f. to lad 
 92. 2. it is flood to shew forth thy/, every night 
 119.75. and that thou in /, hast'alllicted me 
 t 86. all thy commandments are /. 
 
 96. thy/, is unto all generations 
 t 1.38. thy testimonies are righteous and very/. 
 143. 1. hear my prayer ; in thy answer me 
 Pa. 11.5. and shall he the iiirdleofliis reins 
 25.1. thy counsels of old are/, .aid truth 
 lyum. .3. 2.3. thy mercies are new', great is thy /. 
 Jlos. 2. 20. I will hefrotli thee unto me in /. 
 
 I’AlTIITd'.S.S. 
 
 Mat. 17.17- O f. generat. Mark 9.19. Lnke 9. 41. 
 John 2(). 27 . and be not /'. but believing 
 FALL. 
 
 The fall of man. Man’s greatest excellency at 
 first HUS a j.erfect coriformity to the divine, pat¬ 
 tern. (Jod created imui in his own image, in the 
 image of God created he him, (Jen. 1. 2?. This 
 includes, 
 
 I. The similitude of God in the substance of the 
 soul, as it is an intelligent, free, spiritual, and 
 immortal being. This is assigned to be the rea¬ 
 son of the law, that whoso sheds man’s blood, 
 by man shall his blood be shed ; for in the image 
 of God made he man, Gen. 9. 6. 
 
 II. A moral resemblance in its qualities and per¬ 
 fections. Man Has conformed to God in holi¬ 
 ness : this the apostle insinvu'es, when he sets 
 forth the sanctification of coriupt man, by the 
 expression c/renewing him in know ledge, righte¬ 
 ousness, and holiness, after the image of the 
 Creator, lyph. 4. 2.3,24. Gol. .3. 10. 'The renova¬ 
 tion of things, being a restoring of them to their 
 primitive state ; and is more or less perfect, by 
 its proportion to, or distance from, the original. 
 Man's understanding was enriched with know¬ 
 ledge, which was neithei acquired by study, nor 
 confined to that or the other pmrticular creature, 
 but reached through the whole compass of the 
 creation. Besides, he had such a knowledge of 
 the Deity as was sufficient for his duty and fe¬ 
 licity. He discovered almighty power, admirable 
 wisdom, and infinite goodness, from their effects 
 in creating the icorld. 'The image of God was 
 likewise resplendent in man's comcience, the seat 
 of practical knowledge, and treasury of moral 
 principles, fhe directive faculty was sincere and 
 uncorrvpt ; it was clear from all prejudices, which 
 might render it an incompetent judge of good and 
 evil. 'I here was also a divine impression on the 
 will. Spiritual reason kept the throne, and the 
 inferior faculties observed an easy and regular 
 subordination to its dictates. 
 
 III. The image of God consisted, though in an 
 inferior degree, in the happy state of man, which 
 was the consequent and accession to his holiness: 
 And herein he resembled that infinitely blessed 
 Being, as he is perfectly exempt from all evils 
 which might allay and lessen his felicity, and 
 enjoys those pleasures which are worthy of his pure 
 nature and glorious state. 'This happiness had 
 relation to the two natures, which enter into man's 
 compositiern, (1) The animal and sensitive, and 
 this coruisted both in the excellent disposition of 
 his organs, and in the enjoyment of convenient 
 objects. His body being formed immediately by 
 God, was not liable to those defects which pro¬ 
 ceed from the zeeakness of second causes: no 
 blemish or disease, which are the effects and 
 footsteps of sin, were to he found in him: all his 
 senses were quick and lively, able to perform zvith 
 facility, vigour, and delight, their operations. 
 Not only were his organs excellently di.s] osed, 
 but there zeere also convenient objects to entertain 
 hzs sensitive j'aeultzes: he enjoyed nature in 
 its original purity, crowzied with the benediction 
 of God, before it was blasted zeith the curse. 
 The zcorld teas all harmony and beauty, becom¬ 
 ing the goodness of the Creator ; and not as it 
 is since the fall, disordered and deformed in many 
 parts, the effect of his justice. 'The earth was 
 liberal to Adam of all its treasures ; the heavens 
 of their light and sweetest influences. And he 
 was_ seated in Eden, a place of great beauty and 
 delight. But (2) His chief happiness consisted in 
 the exerci.se of his most noble faculties on their 
 proper objects. 'The highest faculties in man 
 are the zmder.standing and will: and their happi¬ 
 ness consists in union with God by knowledge and 
 love. He saw the admirable beauty of the Crea¬ 
 tor through the transparent veil of the creatures : 
 And from hence there arose in the soul a pleasure 
 pure, solid, and satisfyinq. 
 
 IV. 'There was in man's dominion and power over 
 the creatures a shining part of God's image. 
 God gave him the solemn investiture of his dig¬ 
 nity, when he brought the creatures to receive 
 their names from him, which was a mark of 
 their homage, and a token of his empire to com- 
 zuand them by then names, Psal. 8. 6, 7- 8. 
 Thus holy and blessed was Adam in his primi¬ 
 tive state. 
 
 Man only of all creatures on earth zcns in a state 
 ot moral dependence, and capable of a taw. 
 lor , a law being the declaration of the Supe¬ 
 rior s will requiring obedience, and threateziing 
 
 punishment on the failure thereof, there must be a 
 ]>rinciple of reason and cla ire in that nature which 
 IS goieritcd by it: both to discover the authority 
 that enjoins it ■ to riseern the matter of the law ; 
 and to determine itself, out of judgmezit and elec¬ 
 tion, to obedience, as most excellent in itself, and 
 advantageous to the performer, xl., therefore rca.um 
 made man capable of a law, so it was impossible 
 he ■'(hould be exempt Jj om a law ; for as the notion 
 of a Glut, that is, of the first and supreme Being, 
 excludes all posstbtlity of obligation to another, 
 and of subjection to a taw ; so the quality if a 
 creature includes the relation if dependence and 
 ^ natural .subjection to the will of God. 
 
 'The law if nature, to which man was .subject upon 
 his creation, contains those moral principles con¬ 
 cerning good and evil, which have an essential 
 equity in them, and are the measures of his duty 
 Ged, to himseif, and to his fe.llow creutures. 
 'This law was published by the voice of reason, 
 and IS holy, just, and good; and the obligation 
 to It IS eternal; it being the unchangeable it HI 
 if God, grounded on the natzual and invariable 
 relations between God and man, and between man 
 and the creatures. Besides the particular direc¬ 
 tions ij the law of nature, this general principle 
 was jilnnied in the reasonable soul, to obey God in 
 any instance wherein he did jnescribe his plea.'iure. 
 Accordingly, to declare his .sovereign right in all 
 things, and to make trial of man's obedience, God 
 entered into covenant with man ; he forbids him 
 to eat of the tree of know ledge of good and evil, 
 for in fhe day thou ealest thereof tfiou shalt 
 Surely die. '1 his established an inseparable con¬ 
 nection hetzeeen duty and felicity, disobedience 
 and misery. Jn this threatening of death upmi 
 disobedience, the promise of life upon his obedience 
 Was implied, and easily suggested itself to the ra¬ 
 tional mind. 
 
 Man was created perfectly holy, hut in a natural, 
 therefore mutable. Hate, lie was invested with 
 power to prevent his falling, yet under a pwssibi- 
 lity of it : he was complete in his own order, hut 
 receptive of sinful impressions. Being therefore 
 set upon by the most subtle of those rebellious spu its, 
 who had fallen from their obedience and glory, he 
 was corrupted and seduced by him, and involved 
 both himself and his jjosterity in sin and misery. 
 As to the manner in which the devil seduced our 
 ^ first parents, see cn Dnvii,. 
 
 The honour and majesty of the whole law zcas vio¬ 
 lated in the breach of that symbolical pnecept : for 
 in that grand apostasy many sins were included: 
 as, 1. Inticlelity ffwrf unbelief. God had said, ()\ 
 the free of knowledge of good and evil, thou 
 shalt not eat of it; for in the day thou eatest 
 thereof, thou shalt surely die. 'This was the first 
 step to ruin, a.z appears by the order of the temjHa- 
 tion: It was first said by the devil. Ye shall not 
 die to weaken their faith ; then. Ye shall be as 
 gods, to flatter their ambition. This infidelity 
 IS greatly aggravated, as it implies an accusation 
 of God. Cl) Of envy ; as if he had denied them 
 the perfections becoming the human nature, and 
 they might ascend to an higher orb than that 
 wherein they were placed, by eating the forbidden 
 fruit. (2) ()J falsehood ; as if God had threat¬ 
 ened to inflict a punishment zipen man's disobe¬ 
 dience which he had no design to do ; and what 
 heightens this is, that zi'hen he distrusted the 
 fountain of truth, he gave credit to the father cf 
 lies; as appears by his compliance, the real 
 evidence of his faith. 
 
 II. 'This sin included in it prodigious pride. He 
 was scarcely out of the state of nothing, no sooner 
 created hut he aspired to be as God. Not content 
 zvith his image, he affected an equality, to he like 
 him in his inimitable attributes. He would rob 
 God of his eternity, to live without end, to enjoy 
 an immortality, not depending on God's will, 
 but ab.solnte, which is proper to God alone; if 
 his sovereignty, to commund without dependence ; 
 and of his wisdom, to know all things without 
 reserve. 
 
 III. Horrid ingratitude. He zcas appointed heir 
 apparent of all thzngs ; yet undervaluing his pre¬ 
 sent portion, he entertains a project of improving 
 his happiness. The excellent state newly con¬ 
 ferred upon him, was a strong obligation to jjay 
 so small an acknowledgment to the Lord. 'The use 
 of all the garden was allowed him, only a tree 
 excepted. Now in the midst of such variety and 
 plenty, to he inflamed zeith the intemperate appe¬ 
 tite oj the forbidden fniit, and to break a coui- 
 mand so equal and easy, zchat zcas it hut a depising 
 the rich goodness of his great Benefactor ? 
 
 IV. A Moody cruelty to himself, and to all his 
 posterity. If hen God hud made him a depository 
 zn a matter of infinite moment ; that is, of his own 
 happiness, and ail mankind's, this .ihould have 
 been a powerful motive to have kept him vigilant : 
 but giving a ready ear to the tempter, he betray¬ 
 ed his trust, and at once breaks both the tables of 
 the law, and becomes the greatest sinner, being 
 guilty of the highest impiety and cruelty. 
 
 By voluntary disobedience our first parents fell 
 from and lost their original rectitude and perfec¬ 
 tion oJ nature; which consisted in knowledge, 
 holiness, and pierfeet happiness, Gen. 1. 26. Col. 
 
 3. 10. I nh. 4. 24. 
 
 By the fall of man all the powei's of nature zvere | 
 depraved, poUztttd, and corrzipted: [ 1 ] 'The uuder- 
 stiinding zcas darkened, I’ph. 4. 18. [2] The con¬ 
 science defiled, I!eb. 10. 22. [3] The will ob.sti- 
 ziate and rebellious, Isa. 28. 14. Itom. 8. 7. [4] 
 'J'he a flections carnal and sensual, I'nh. 2. .3. [5] 
 All the thoughts uniuteriujitedly evil, Gen. 6. 5. 
 and the whole mind, or heart, a vest of all manner 
 if abominations, ler. I 7 . 9. Mat. 15. 19. 
 
 FALL, Hubstantii e. 
 
 Prev. 16. 18. and an haughty spirit before a /. 
 
 29 . 16. but the righteous'shall see their/. 
 
 Jer. 49 . 21. earth is moved at the noise of their/. 
 Lzek. 26. 15. the isles shake at the sound of their / 
 
 18. the isles shall tremble m the day of thy /. 
 
 .31.16. the nations to shake at the sound of Iiis / 
 
 .32. 10. every man for his life in the day of thy/. 
 
 7 . 27 . the house fell, and great was the /. of it 
 J.,uke 2. .31. thihi i-, set for the f. and rising of many 
 Bom. 11. H. but through their/, salvation is come 
 . nn'o the Gentiles 
 
 12. if the/, of them be the riches of the world 
 I ALL, Verb. 
 
 OV«.2.21. God caiised adeepsleepto /.upon Adam 
 43. 18. he may seek ovcasion against ns, and / on us 
 45. 24. he said, see that yey. not out by tl;e way 
 49 . 17 - so tliat his rider shall f. backward 
 Exed. 15. 16. fear and dread shall f. upon them 
 
 21. .33. it a man dig a iiit, and an ox or ass f. therein 
 Lev. 11. .32. on wliatsoevei any of them doth f. 
 
 .37- it their carcase/, on any sowing seed, .38. 
 
 19.29. lest iaiifl/. to wboredom an<l become wicked 
 36. 7 . they shall/, before you by the sword, 8 . 
 
 .36. and they shall/, when none" pursueth 
 . 37 . and they shall/.one upon am,tin r 
 Num. 5. t 21. the Lord doth make thy thigh to/. 
 
 6. t 12. but tl’.e flays that were l/efore shall/ 
 
 11. 31. and let them/, by the camp round about 
 
 14. 29. your carcases shall/, in the w ilderness, 32. 
 31. 2. this is the land that shall /. to you 
 
 Dent. 22. 8. if any man/. fr om thence 
 Judg. 8. 21. they said, rise thou, and/. upon us 
 
 15. 12. .Samson said, swear ye will not j. upon me 
 18. and /. into the hand ot the uncii cumi ised 
 
 Ruth 2. l(i. let/', some handfuls of purpose tor her 
 t 22. that they/, noton thee in another held 
 3. 18. until thou know how the matter' will/ 
 
 1 -Sam. 3. 19. let none of his words/ to the grouird 
 14. 45. there shall notone hair of his head / to the 
 
 ground,2 -V/w. 14.11.1 King.s 1.52. Aits 27. 34. 
 18.2.5. Saiii sought to make David/ bv Philistines 
 
 22. 17 . would not/, on the priests of the I>orfl 
 
 18. fhe king said, turn thou, and / on the priests 
 26. 20. therefore let not my blood f. to the earth 
 
 2 .Sam. 1.15. go near and /.on him, 1 Kings 2. 29 .3] 
 
 24. 14. let ns/, into the hand of God, let me net 
 
 /. into the hand of man, 1 Ghnm. 21. l'> 
 
 1 Kings 22. 20. who shall persuade Aliab to go up 
 
 and/, at Harnoth-gilead ' 2 Chron. 19 
 
 2 Kingsl. 4. let us/, unto the host of the .'Syrians 
 10. 10 . shall/ nothing of the word of the 1 ord 
 
 14.10. why shouldst meddle, that thonshouldst f.? 
 
 1 Chnn. 12. 19. he will/. to his master .'•aul 
 
 2 (Jhrvm. 21.15. have sickness, till thy Iwwels/. out 
 
 25. 8. Gofl sl’.all make thee / befe.re the enemy 
 
 19 . that thou shouldest/ and Judah with tliee 
 Esth. 6. t 10. suffer not a whit to/, of all that 
 
 13. before whom thou hast begun to /. shall not pre¬ 
 vail against him, but shalt surely before him 
 
 Job 6 . t 27 . yea, je cau.se to/ upon the fatherless 
 12 .1 3. 1 /. net lower than you 
 
 1.3. 11. and shall not Ids dread/. upon you 
 
 .31. 22. let mine arm/ from my shoulder-blade 
 l^sal. 5. 10. let them f. by (heir ow u counsels 
 
 9.3. mine enemies shall/.and perish at thy presence 
 
 10.10. that the poor may /. b^’ his strong ones 
 .35. 8. info that very destruction let him / 
 
 37- 24. tho’ he/. he shall not be utterly cast down 
 
 45. 5. arrows, w liereljy the people (. under thee 
 64. 8. make their tongue to/. on themselves 
 
 78. 28. and he let it J\ in the nndst cf their camp 
 82. 7 . hut ye shall t. like one of the princes 
 91 . 7 . a thousand shall/, at thy side, and 10,000 
 106. t 27 . make their seed / among the nations 
 118. 1.3. thou hast thrust at me that 1 might f. 
 
 110. 10. let burning coals/. upon them 
 141. 10. let the w icked /'. into their own nets 
 145. 14. the Lord uplidlaeth all that / 
 iJov. 4. 16. unless they cause some to/ 
 
 10. 8. hilt a prating fool shall/ 10 
 
 11. 5. the wicked shall /. by his ow n wickedness 
 
 14. where no counsel is thepieople/ 
 
 28. he that trustetli in his riches shfill / 
 
 22.14. he (hat isahborred of the I d. sliall/. therein 
 24. 16. but tl'.e w icked shall/ into mischief 
 
 20. 27 . whosodiggetb a pit shall/ therein,he ■who 
 rollelh a stone it w ill return on him. ITcl. 10. & 
 28. 10. causelli to go astray shall /. info his own pit 
 14. but he that liardeneth his heart shall / 
 
 18. but he that is perverse shall/. at once 
 Eecl. 4.10. if they/, one will lift up his fellow 
 
 11.3. if the tree/, toward the south or noith 
 
 Isa. 8. 15. main’ among (hem shall stumble and/. 
 10. 4. and they shall f. under the slain 
 34 . and I.ebanon shall /. by a mighty one 
 
 22. 25. nail fastened in the sure place shall / 
 
 24. 18. who fleeth from fear shall / into the pit 
 
 20. the earth shall/ and not rise again 
 28. 13. that they might go and /'. backw ard 
 30. 13. iniquity shall be as a brcadi ready to/. 
 
 25. in the day of slaiighler, when the towers/. 
 
 40. 30. and the young men sliall utterly f. 
 
 47 . 11. therefore mischiefs shall/, iijion rnee 
 54. 15. w hoso shall gather shall /, for thy sake 
 
 •ler. .3. 12. I w ill not cause mine anger to/, on 3 'ou 
 6. 15. they shall /. among them that /. 8. 12. 
 
 21. the tatliersand si ns shall/, ujibn them 
 
 8. 4. saith the 1 ord, shall the> /. and not arise ? 
 
 9. 22. even the carcases of men shall /. as dung 
 15.8. 1 have caused him to/. upon it suddenly 
 
 23. 12. tliej-shall he driven on, and /. therein 
 
 19 . a whirlwind/', on the head of wicked, .‘to. 2.3. 
 
 25. 27 . drink ye. and be drunken, and spue, and/. 
 .34. and ye sliall /. like a pleasant vessel 
 
 37- 14. it is talse, I /. not away to fhe C haldeans 
 t 20. letm\' supiiiication /. before thee 
 42.-1 2. let our supplication /'. before thee 
 44.12. they shall all /, in the land of Egypt 
 
 46. 6. they shall stumble and/', toward the north 
 
 16. he made many to I. vea one fell on another 
 
 48. 44. he that fieelh snail/ into the pit 
 49.26. her young men/, in her streets, 5c). 30. 
 
 5'. 32. an/i the most proud shall stumble and /. 
 
 51. 4. the slain shall / in land of Chaldeans, 47,49. 
 
F A L 
 
 Jpr 51. 44. yea, the wall of Babylon shall/. 
 
 " 49 as Babylon caused the slain ot Israel to/. 
 
 f/im 1 14. he hath made iny strength to j. 
 
 y-e/c 6.7. the slain sha'd/. in the midst ot you 
 11 sav unto them that it shall/, and ye, O preat 
 hailstones, shall /. and a stormy wind rent it 
 14 foundation shall be discovered, and it snail / 
 24. 6. briner it out piece by piece, let no lot./, on it 
 e?". 27. all thy coinjiany sliall /. into the seas, ;14. 
 
 -^9. 5.' thou shall/, upon the open fields, 
 
 ^0 4 er68,t Uciiii, when the slnin sha.ll m 
 
 6. tliey also that uphold B’.irypt shall /'. . 
 
 22. I will cause the sword to/, out or his hand 
 32 12. by swords will 1 cause ihy multitiu.e to/. 
 
 3 . 3 ' 1"" not /'. thereby in the day that he turneth 
 ' 35 . BT'and 111 all thy rivers shall they/. 
 
 36.+ 14. nor cause to/. thy nations any more 
 3B '’0 the steep places shall/, every wall shall J. 
 ■b'.Ts. arrows to /. ll 4. shalt/. on the mountains 
 
 44.12. they caused Israel to./', into iniquity 
 45 + 1 when ye cause the land to/, by lot 
 47 ! 14 .'thus land shall/, to you tor mhentance 
 J)mi. 9. t IB. we cause not our supplications to./. 
 
 11 il. also the robbers of thy iieople shall./. 
 
 19 hut he shall stumble and/, and not be tound 
 . 34 ! when they shall/. J| .35. some/, to try them 
 Ilos 4. 5. therefore shalt thou /. m the nay, the 
 prophet also shall/, with tiiee in the niirht 
 14. the people that doth not understand sha 1 / 
 
 5. .5. Israel and I’phraim shall./’, ludah shall/. 
 
 10 . 8 . and they shall say to the hills,/, on us 
 
 14 9 but the transgressors shall./'. therein . . 
 
 .AmcfS 3 . 5 . can a bird /. in a snare where no gin is ? 
 
 14 the horns of the altar shall /. to the ground 
 fi. 14. even they shall f. and never rise again 
 
 9 9 vet shall not the least !>rain/. to the earth 
 jJic. 7 . 8 . rejoice not, O mine enemy, when 1 /. 
 js!ah. 3 . 12 . they shall ./', into the mouth ot the eater 
 J\Ja/ h'. t 8 . ye have caused many to./", in the law 
 
 29 . not one sparrow/, to gnmnd without 
 
 10 11 . if it /. into a pit on the sabbath day 
 15 '. 14. both shall /. into the ditch, l.vke 0. 39. 
 
 27 . eat crumbs which./'. from masters table 
 
 21. 44. wl.oso/. on this stone be broken, on wb.om it 
 shall /. it will grind him to powder, Lnke‘^0. 18. 
 
 ^4 29 the sun shall be darkened, and the stars 
 shall /. from heaven, Mnr/c 13. 25. 
 Lvlie\0. 18. 1 beheld Satan as liuhtn. /. from heav. 
 23.3d. shall besin to say to the mountains./. on us 
 Johi. 12.24. except a corn /. into the ground and die 
 Acts ^ 7 . 17 . fearinar lest they should f. into qiiick.s. 
 .32. then the soldiers cut the ropes and let her./', off 
 34. shall not an hair/, from the head of any ot you 
 Jiom. 11.11. have they stumbled that they shoukl /. 
 
 14.13. put an occasion to/, in his brother’s way 
 1 Cor. Id. 12. him thatstandeth take heed lest lie/. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 6. he/, into the condemnation of the devil 
 
 7 . have a good report, lest he/, into reproach 
 ■ 6. 9 . they that will be rich /. into temptation 
 Jleb. 4. 11. lestanv /'. after the same example 
 
 10. 31. it is fearful to/. into hands of living God 
 Jfim. 1. 2. count it joy, w hen ye /. into temptation 
 
 5. 12. swear not, lest ye /'. into condemnation 
 ■2 Pee. 1. 10. if ye do these thirics ye shall never/. 
 
 3. 17 . beware lest ye /. from your stedtastness 
 liev. 0.16. said to the mountains and rocks,./’. on us 
 9.1. 1 saw a star/, from heaven unto the earth 
 BAI.Ij fi^coy. 
 
 JmJcc 8.13. and in the time of temptation./’, away 
 ILeh. 6.6. if they /. away to renew them again 
 FALL doxcn. 
 
 Devi. 22. 4. see thy brotlier’s ass /. down by the way 
 Josh. G. 5. the wall of the city shall f. down Hat 
 1 Sam. 21.13. David let his spittle/, down 
 Psal. 72 .11. all kings shall./’. down before him 
 Jsa. 13. + 7 . therefore shall all hands/, down 
 31. 3. and he that is holpen shall /. doxm 
 34. 4. their host shall/. doxvn as the leaf falleth 
 44. 19 . sliall 1 /. down to the stock of a tree < 
 
 4.5.14. the Sabeans shall/. dowyi unto (hee 
 46.6. they /. down, yea, they worship 
 Ezek. .30. 25. and the arms of Pharaoh shall./’, down 
 JJan. .3. 5. ye/, doranand worship the image. 10. 
 
 15. if ye/, down und worship the image, well 
 
 11. 26. and many shall /. down slain 
 
 ]Jae. 4. 9 . all these things will I give thee, if thou 
 wilt/, dotvn and worship me, Lvke 4. 7 . 
 Eev. 4.10. the. twenty-four elders/. down before him 
 FALL, joined with sword. 
 
 Exod. 5. 3 . lest he/. on us with pestilence 01 sword 
 Nnm. 14.3. broinrht us to this land to/, by sword 
 43. and ye shall /. by the sword 
 ■2 Kirtys 19.7. Sennacherib /. by 2 Chr. .32. + 21. 
 Psal. 63. 10. they shall f. by the.fiiorf/, Ezck. 6 .11. 
 Jsa. . 3 . 25. thy men shall./'. by the sword 
 13. 15. and every one shall /. by the sxvord 
 .31. 8 . then shall' the ylssyrian f. with the sword 
 37 . 7 . behold, I will cause him to /. by the 
 sword in bis own land, .fer. 19.7- 
 Jer. 20 . 4. Pashur’s friends shall /. by the sword 
 . 39 . 18. and thou shalt not /. by the sword 
 Ezek. 5. 12. a third part shall./'. by the sword 
 6.12. and lie that is near shall /. by the sword 
 11. 10. ye shall/, by the sxooid. T will judge you 
 
 17 . 21. his finritives shall /. by the sxvord 
 
 23. 25. and thy remnant shall /. by tlie szoord 
 
 24. 21. your sons and daughters shall./'. by sword 
 
 25. 13 . and they of Dedan shall /. by the sword 
 oO. 5. the men in the leaeue shall /. by sword 
 
 6. from the tower of Syeue, shall /. by the^a'srrf 
 17 . the young men shall./’. hy the sword 
 
 22. 1 will cause the .sword to /’. out of his hand 
 33. 27 . they in the wastes shall /. by the sxeord 
 Dan. 11. 33. they that understand shall /. bj' sword 
 JJos. 7 . 16. their princes shall /. by the sword 
 13. 16 . .Samaria shall /. by the sword 
 Joel 2. 8. when they /. on the sxcord not be wounded 
 Amo.sl. 17 . thy sons and daughters/, by the sword 
 Evke 21. 24. they shall /. by the edge of the sword 
 FALL'F.N. 
 
 'Cen. 4.6. L. said to Cain, why is thy countenance/..*’ 
 Eev. 13. 41. that liatli his hair /. off from his head 
 
 F AL 
 
 Lev: 23. 35. if thy brother be/, in decay with thee 
 Josh. 8. 24. all Ai were/. on the edge ot the sword 
 Judff. 3. 25. behold, their lord was/, down dead 
 
 18. 1. their inheritaiue had not/', unto them 
 
 19. 27 . behold, the woman was/, at the door 
 
 1 Sam.. 5. 3. Daiion was/. 1| 26. 12. a deep sleep/. 
 31, 8. they found Saul and Ins sons/. 1 CVir. 10.8. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. sure he could not live utter he was/. 
 12. anrl Ihev mourned, because they were/. 
 
 .3. .38. there Isa meatman/, this day m Isruei 
 17 . t 9 . when same of them be/', at the tirst 
 
 1 A'inys 8. + '56. hath not /. one word ot his promise 
 
 20. + 25. number an army likearniy that was/. 
 
 2 Kinys 13. 14. now l•'.lisha was/', sick ot Ins sickness 
 ~25. + 11. the /. away did the captain carry away 
 
 2 Citron. 20. 24. were dead bodies/, to the earth 
 29 9. for lo, out fathers have/’, by the sword 
 JAth. 7 . 8. Hainan was /'. on bed where l.sther was 
 Psal. 20. 8. they are hrbneht down and /. 
 
 .36.12. there aie the workers of iniquity/. 
 
 Jsa. 14 12. how art thou/'. from heaven, O I.uciter ! 
 <^6 18 nor have tl.e inhabitants ot the world/. 
 Ezek. .32. 22. all of them /'. by the sword, 23, 24. 
 Jlos. 14. 1. for thon hast/, by thine iniquity 
 Zech. 12. t 8. he that is/’. at that day be as David 
 Luke 14. 5. which of you shall have ox/', into a pit ? 
 
 ' At is 8. 16. the Holy Ghost was/, on noneot them 
 20 9 . Futyclius beiinr/. into a deep sleep lell down 
 26'. 14. when we were all /. 1 heard a voice 
 27 29 . tearing; lest they shouhi hnve^. on rocks 
 £8! 6. looked when Paul should have/, down dead 
 Phil. 1. 12. f. out to the furtherance ot the gospel 
 liev.2. 5. remember from whence thou art/. 
 
 Are FA LTjF.jS. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 4. many of the people aref. and dead 
 19 . how are the miehty /’..' 25, 2". 
 
 2". 39. they aref. under my feet, Psal. 18. ,38. 
 
 P'al. 16. 6. the lines aref. to me in ])leasant places 
 55 . 4. the terrors of death aref. upon me 
 . 57 .6. into the mitistwliereof they aref. themselves 
 69. 9. tlie reproaches of them are f. upon me 
 Jsa. 0.10. the brick3«/e /'. down, butwe will build 
 Jer. .38. 19. the .lews that are f. to the Chaldeans 
 46.12. die mighty men, they are f. both together 
 50.15. Babylon’s foundations aref. walls down 
 Lam. 2. 21. my virgins are f. by the sword 
 Ezek. 31. 12. his branc hes are /'. his houghs broken 
 , 3 " 07 . thev .shall not lie with the mighty that «re/. 
 Ihs. 7 . 7 . ;dl their kinus aref. none calleth to me 
 1 Cor. 15. 6 . part remain, some aref. asleep, 18. 
 Gal. 5. 4. iustitied by the law. ye aref. from grace 
 Lev. 17 . 10. are seven kings, five aref. and one is 
 7.V FALLF.N'. . 
 
 Lev. 13. 40. the man whose hair is f. off his head 
 Nutn. 32.19. our lot isf. on this side .Iordan 
 Josh. 2. 9 . 1 know that veur terror j'.v/. upon us 
 Job 1. 16 . (he tire of God isf. from heaven 
 Psal. 7 . 15. and is f. into the ditcn which he made 
 Jsa. .3. 8. .lerusalem is mined, and .ludah isf. 
 
 16. 9. the shouting for thy summer-fruits tsf. 
 
 21. 9. Babylon isf. isf. Rev. 14. 8. 1 18. 2. 
 
 59.14. for Iruth isf. in the streets, equity cannot 
 Jer 48. .32. the spoilem.v f. on thy summer fruits 
 51.8. Babylon L suddenly/', and destroyed 
 iMm 5 16 . thecrown A/’, trom onr heads, woeto us 
 Ezek. 13.12. lo, when the w all isf. shall it not be said 
 Amos 5. 2. the virgin of Tsr. isf. shall no more rise 
 9.11. 1 will rai.se up the tabernacle that isj. 
 
 Zech 11. 2. howl, fir-tree, forthe cedar is f. 
 
 Acts 15. 16. build tabernacle of David which isf. 
 FA TA.F.B. 
 
 Jer. 46. +16. he multiplied the/, one fell on another 
 ]''y\I.T.F.Si'. 
 
 Jer. 37.13. sayinc:,thon f. away to the Chaldeans 
 ■■ I'AI.'f.ETH. 
 
 Erod. 1. 10. when there/, out any war, they join 
 Lei-. 11. 33. every vessel wdiereinto any ot them/. 
 
 35. every thin!>: whereupon 'heir carcase /. 
 
 Nvm. .33. 54. inheritance shall be wliere liis lot/. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 29. not fail one that/, on the sword 
 34. as a man/, before w icked men, so fellest fuou 
 17 12. will light on him as dew/, on the ground 
 Job 4. 13. wheii deep sleep/, on men,.33. 1.5. . 
 
 Prov. 13. 17 . a wicked messenger/. into mischiet 
 17 . 20 . a perverse tongue/. into mischief 
 24. 16. a just man/, seven limes, riseth up again 
 17 . rejoice not when thine enemy/. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 10. v.’oe to him that is aloije syhen he/. 
 
 9. 12. sons of men are snared v. hen it/’, on them 
 ll. 3. where the tree f. there shall it he 
 Jsa. 34. 4. as the leaf/, off from the vine 
 44. 15. niaketh an image, and /. down thereto, 17. 
 Ter. 21. 9. he that/, to Chaldeans shall live 
 
 ./ec. -.ii. y. lie iiiai j. V ^ 
 
 Dan. 3. 6. whoso/, not down, and worshippeth, 11. 
 Mat. 17 . 15. for oft times he/, into the fire 
 Luke 11 . 17 . a house divided against a house/. 
 
 15.12. give me the portion of goods that/, lo me 
 Horn. 14i 4, to liis own master he standeth or/. 
 Jam. 1.11. the flower thereof/’. 1 Pet. 1. 24. 
 FALIdKG. 
 
 Nnm. 24. 4. f. mto a trance, hut his eyes open, 16. 
 Dent. 19. + 16. to testify against him/, away 
 Job 4. 4. thy w ords have upholden him that was/. 
 14. 18. the mountain/. cemeth to non e ht 
 Ps. 56.13. wilt not (ielivcr my feet from/. 116. 8. 
 Prov. 25. 26. a rigiiteous man /. before the w icked 
 [ T-a. 34. 4. and as'a/'. f'nr from the fia-tree 
 Lnke 8. 47 . came trembling and /. down before him 
 22. 44. as it w-ere great drops of tilood/. down 
 Arts 1.18. and .Indas/. headlomr, liurst asunder 
 27 . 41. and/, into a place where two seas inet 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 25. and so/', down, he will worship God 
 
 2 I'bess. 2. 3. except tliere come a/. aw ay first 
 Jude 24. to him that is able to keep you from/. 
 
 I FALTdl^G.S. 
 
 Job 41. f 23. the/, of liis flesh are joined together 
 FALLOW. 
 
 Jer. 4. 3. break up yenr/. giouud, Ilos. 10.12. 
 
 See Dker. 
 
 FALSE. 
 
 Erod. 23. 1 . thou shalt not raise a/, report 
 7 , keep thee far from a f. matter 
 
 F AM 
 
 2 Kinys 9. 12. and they said, it is/, tell us now 
 Job 36. 4. for truly my words shall not be/. 
 
 P.sal. 119. 104. tlierefore I hate every /• way, 128. 
 
 120. 3. w hat sliall he done to thee, tlioutonsrne 
 Prov. 11. 1. a /’. balance is an aboniinalion to the 
 17 . 4. a wicked doer givetli lieed to /. lips 
 20. 23. and a /'. balance is not good 
 
 25.14. whoso hoastefh of a/, gift, is like wind 
 Jer. 8. + 8. the/. pen of scribes workelh tor lalseliooa 
 
 14.14. they propheev unto yon a/’, vision 
 
 23. 32. 1 am as-ainst iliein that prophesy J. dreams 
 37 . 14. then aid .lereiniah, it is/'. 1 lall not away 
 Lam. 2. 14. but have seen for thee/’, burdens 
 Ezek. 21.23 it shall be to them as a/', divination 
 Zech. 8. 17 . let none imagine evil, love no/', oath 
 10. 2. and tlie diviners have told /'. clreams 
 Mat. 3.5. 1 will be sw in w itness agaiiiat/. swearers 
 Mat. 24. 24. for there shall arise /’. Christs and 
 /'. imipliefs, and shall .sliew w'onders, 
 Mark 13. 22. 
 
 Ijide 19 . 8 . have taken any thintr by/, accusation 
 2 Cor. 11. 13. for such are/, apostles, deceittul 
 26. 1 have been in perils among/, brethren 
 Gal. 2. 4. because of/', brethren unawares brought in 
 2 Tim. 3. 3. without natural affection,/, accusers 
 Tit. 2. 3. aged women, that they be not/, accusers 
 2 Pet. 2.1. there shall he /. teachers among you 
 See PKOI*HIT. 
 
 FA L.S E prophets. 
 
 Mat. 7 .15. beware of/, prophets in sheep's clothing 
 24.11. and many f. prophets shall lise, 24. 
 
 Mark 13. 22. f. prophets shall rise, and shew signs 
 Lvke 6. 26. so did their fathers to the/', prophets 
 2 Pet. 2.1. there wei e f: prophets among the people 
 1 John 4.1. /'. prophets are gone out into the world 
 FAT,.S1'’. u tVwew. 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. thou shalt not hear/, witness against 
 tfiv neighbour. Dent. 5. 20. Mat. 19. 18. 
 Dent. 19. IG.'if a /'. latness rise up against any man 
 
 18. and behold, if the witness be a/, witness 
 Prov. 6. 19. a/, witness that speaketli lies 
 
 12. 17 . a/, witness shewetli torth deceit, 14.5. 
 
 19 . 5. a/'. witness shall not be unpunished, 9. 
 
 21. 28. a f. witness shall jierisli 
 25.18. a man that beareth/. witness is a maul 
 Mat. 15. 19 . for out of the heart proceed /. witness 
 26. .59. the elders sought/, witness against .lesus 
 Mark 14. 56. many bare/', witness against him, 57. 
 
 1- A1 yS I', witnes.ses. 
 
 Psal. 27 . 12. /. witnes.ses are risen np against me 
 .35.11. /. wune.ues did rise, tliey laid to my charge 
 Mat. 2f). &3. tho’ many /. ri 7 V 7 /e.v.sey came, yet tound 
 they none, at the last came two/, witnesses 
 Acts 6. 13. and set up/', witne.i.ses, wlio sairl 
 
 1 Cor. 15.15. and we are found /'. witnesses of God 
 
 FALSEHOOD. 
 
 2 Sam.. 18.13. should have w rought/, against my We 
 Job 21. 34. in your answers there reinameth/. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 14. behold, he hath brought forth/. 
 
 119 .118. hast trodden them down, lo.- deceit is/. 
 144. 8. their hand is a, right hand of/’. 11. 
 
 Prov. 20. + 17 . bread off. is sweet to a man 
 
 25. + 14. whoso boastetli himself in a gift of/. 
 
 Jsa. 28.15. and under/’, have we hid ourselves 
 57 . 4. are ye not a seed of /.'! |1 59. 13. words ot f, 
 Jer. 3. +10. she hath turned to me but in /. 
 
 8. +8. the false pen of scribes worketli for/. 
 
 10.14. for his molten image is/'. 51. 17 . 
 
 13. 25. thou hast forHOtteii me, and trusted m/. 
 .37.tl4. then said .leremiah, it is a/'._ . 
 
 Ilos. 7 . 1 . for they commit/, and the tlnefcometh la 
 Mic. 2. 11. if a man walking in the spirit and/. 
 FALSELY. 
 
 Gen. 21. 23. swear to me that thou wilt not deal /. 
 Lev. 6. 3. h.ave found wdiat was lost, and sw eareth / 
 5. or all that about which he hath sworn/. 
 
 19.11. neither deal/, nor lie one to another 
 12. and ye shall not swear by my name/’. 
 
 Dent. 19.18. if the witness have testified /. 
 
 Psal. .35.1 19 . let not mine enemies/', rejoice 
 44 . 17 . nor have we dealt/, in thy covenant 
 Jer. 5.2. tho’ they .sav. the Lot d liveth.they swear/. 
 31. the prophets prophesy /'. unto von, 29. 9- 
 6.13. pnniliet, priest, every one dealeth/. 8.10. 
 7 . 9 . will ye steal, imirder, and swear/’./ 
 
 40.16. for th.on speakest/'. of Islmiael 
 43. 2. thou siieakest /'. tlie Lord hath not sent thee 
 Ilos. 10. -1. swearing/, in making a covenant 
 
 il7?'c. 2.+ 11. if a man walk with the wind and lie/. 
 
 Zech. 5. 4. tlie curse enter his house that sweareth /. 
 Mat. 5.11. sav evil a;;ainst you /. for my sake 
 iMke 3.14. noi- accuse any /'. be content w itli wages 
 1 'Tim. 6. 20. oiipositions ot science, /. so called 
 1 Pet 3 16. /. accuse vour iiood conversa. m Glirist 
 FALSIFYING. 
 
 Amos 8. 5. and /. the balances by deceit 
 F.A .M !•:. 
 
 Gen. 45. I 6 . the/, was beard in Pliaraoh s bouse 
 Mum. 14.15. nations that have heard the /. ot thee 
 Josh. 6. 27 . .Icshna’s/’. w as noised thro’ the country 
 
 9. 9. we heard the/, of God, w hat he did in I gypt 
 1 Kings 4. 31. his /'. w as in all nations round about 
 10.1. the queen heard /'. of Solomon, 2 Citron. 9.1. 
 
 7 . tiiy wisdom exceedeth the /. 2 Chron. O.o. 
 
 1 Citron. 14.1". the/, of David went to all lands 
 22 5. and the house must he of/', and ot glory 
 Esth. 9 . 4. Mordecai’s/’. went tlirough the provinces 
 Job 28. 22. we have heard tlie/. with our ears 
 Jsa. 66. 19 . to the isles that have not heard my/. 
 
 Jer. 3. + 9 . thro’ the /'. of her whoredom slie detiled 
 6 24 ! we liave heard the /. onr hands wax leeble 
 Zeph. .3. 19 . and 1 w ill get them /'. in every mod 
 Mat. 4.24. the/, of Jesus went abroad, Mark 1.28. 
 
 Itiihc 4. 14, . 1 5. 
 
 9 .26. the f. thereof went abroad into all that land 
 31. they, w hen det'arted, sineail abroad his/. 
 
 14 1 Herod the tetrarch heard of tlie/. ot Jesus 
 FA.MIl.lAIL 
 
 Job 19 .14. my /. friends iiave forgotten me 
 Psal 41.9. my /. fi ieml hatli lift up his heel ag.nid 
 FA.MI I.IAU .'p»'r/r. 
 
 Lev. 20. 27 . man or w omau of a/, spirit put to dea 
 
 Ijl 
 
F AM 
 
 F A M 
 
 FAR 
 
 1 Sam. C8.7. seek me a woman tliat hath a /. spirit 
 to iiKiuii'*'- ker; a spn is at KikIoi' 
 
 8. divine tome l)y the/. .spirit and l)rin;,’' him uj) 
 
 1 Chr. 10. l.'l. Saul inquired of one that liad a/, tv. 
 
 2 C/inm. .3.'5. d. Mana-sseh dealt with a /. .sfiint 
 Isa. 29. -1. thy voi< e as of one that hath a/. spirit 
 
 FA .Ml 1.1,All spirit^. 
 
 J.ev. 19. ."1. retrard not them that have/, .spirits 
 20.6. against that soul that turneth after /. spirits 
 Deut. 18. 11. nor a consulter with /. spirits 
 
 1 Sam. 28. .I. Saul put away those that had /. spirits 
 
 9. how he hath cut off those that have/, spirits 
 
 2 h'int/s ‘21. ti. .Manasseh dealt with/, spirits 
 
 2. ‘1. 24. workers with /. .spirits .losiah put away 
 Isa. 8. 19. when they say to you, seek _/'. spirits 
 
 19. 3. they shall seek to them that have/, spirits 
 
 FA.MII.IAKS. 
 
 Jer. 20. 10. all my /. watclied for my lialting 
 FA.MI LV. 
 
 I. ev. 20.5. T will set my face against his f. 
 
 25. It), ye shall return every man to his/ 41. 
 
 47. sell himself to the stock of the sti-anser’s/. 
 
 49. his uncle or any of his/, may redeem him 
 
 'Num. 3. 21. of (lerslion was the/. of the l.ibnites 
 27- of Kohath was the/. of the Amramitcs 
 
 26.5. the /.of the llanochites,/. of the Palluites 
 Famii.y mentioned often to the 59th verse. 
 
 27- 4. wliy our father’s name done away from /. ? 
 
 11. give his inhei itance to the next of his /. 
 
 36. 6. marry to/. of their father’s tribe, tS, 12. 
 Dent. 29.18. lest a/, turn away from l ord ourGorl 
 Josh. 7. 14. the/, which the Lord taketh shall come 
 
 17 . and he took the of the /arhites 
 
 Judg. 1. 25. but they let go the man and all his/. 
 
 6. 15. behold, my/, is poor in IManasseh 
 
 9. 1. communed with the of his mother’s father 
 
 13. 2. Manoah a man of the /. of the Danites 
 
 17 . 7- ayouna: man, a l.evite. of the/, of.lutlah 
 
 18. 2. the Danites sent of tlieir/. five men to spy 
 
 19 . or that thou be a priest to a/, in Israel 
 21. 24. Israel fleparted, every man to his/. 
 
 Huth 2.1. slie had a kinsman of the /. of F.Iimelech 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 21. my/, the least of the tribe of Benjamin 
 
 10. 21 . 9 '. of Matri was taken, and Saul xvas taken 
 
 18. 18. what is my life, or my father’s/. in Israel ? 
 
 20. 6. a yearly sacrifice there for all the /. 29. 
 
 2 Sam. 14.7. whole/. is risen airainst thine handmaid 
 
 16. 5. a man of the /. of Saul, his name .Shimei 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 27. neither did all their /. tnultiply 
 6. 61 . to the /. of Kohath were cities given, 70. 
 
 13. 14. tlie ark remained with the f. of Obed-edom 
 I'.sth. 9 . 28. these days of Purim kept by every /. 
 Jer. 3.14. 1 will take one of a city, and two of a /. 
 
 8. 3. death shall be chosen by residue of this evil/ 
 Amos 2i. 1. against the 1 brought out of Egypt 
 Zech. 12. 12. every ,f. shall mourn apart, 13,'’i4. 
 
 14. 18. if the/, of Egypt go not up, and come not 
 Dph. 3. 15. whole/ in lieaven and earth is named 
 
 FAMILIE.S. 
 
 Gen. 8. + 19. creepeth on the earth, after their/. 
 
 10. 5. the isles of Gentiles divided after their /. 
 
 18. were the/, of the C'anaanites spread a!)roa(l 
 
 20. the sons of Ham after their/. || 31./. ofShem 
 
 12. 3. in thee all the/, of earth he blessed, 28. 14. 
 36. 40. tlie dukes of Esau according to their/. 
 
 47 . 12. .loseph nourisheti his brethren with their/. 
 
 Dxod. 6. 14. tliese he the /'. of Reuben, the first-born 
 of Israel, fsum. 26. 7- Josh. 13. 15, 23. 
 
 15. these are tlie/ of Simeon, JSum. 26. 12, 14. 
 
 .Tosh. 19. 1, 8. 
 
 17 . the /. of Gershon, Num. 3. 18, 21.1 4. 22, 24, 
 
 .38, 40, 41. Josh. 21. .3,3. 
 
 19 . these are the /. of Levi, 25. Num. 4. 46. | 26. 
 
 57 , 58. Josh. 21. 27 . 1 Chron. 6. 19. 
 
 12. 21. take you a lamb according to your /. 
 
 J. ev ‘25. 45. of the / of strangers shall ye buy 
 JS~um. 1.2. take the sum of Israel after their / 
 
 3. 19. and the sons of Kohath by their/. 27. 29, ,30. 
 
 I 4. 37 . .To.sh. 21. 4, 10. 
 
 20. the sons of IMerari, by their/3.3, .35. | 4.3,3, 
 
 42, 44. 45. .Tosh. 21. .31, 40. 1 Chron. 6. 6.3. 
 
 4. 18. cut not off the tribe of the /. of Kohathites 
 
 11. 10. Moses heard them weep through their/ 
 
 26. 15. the f. of Gad, 18. Josh. 1.3. 24, 28. 
 
 20. the /, of ludah, 22. .Tosh. 15. 1, 12, 20. 
 
 23. the sons of Issachar after their 25. Josh. 10. 
 
 17 , 2.3. I 21. 6. 1 Chron. 6. 62. | 7. 5. 
 26. the/ of/ebulun, 27. .Tosh. 19. 10, 16. 
 
 28. tlte sons of .loseph after their/. .36. 1. 
 
 34. tile /. of Manasseh, .36. 12. .Tosh. 13. 29. | I 7 . 2. 
 
 35. these are sons of F.|)hraini after their f. .37. 
 
 .Tosh. 16. 5, 8.1 21. 5, 20. 1 Chron.'6. 66. 
 38. the sons of Benjamin after their / W.Josh. 18. 
 
 11,20, 21. i Sam. 10. 21. 
 42. the sons of Dan after their /. .Tosh. 19. 40,48. 
 44. sonsof Asher after their/. '.To.sh. 19. 21, 31. 
 
 48. sons of Eaphtali after their/. 50. Josh. 19. .32. 
 
 27. 1. daughters of Zelophehad of Manasseh’s/. 
 33. 54. divide your land by lot among your f. 
 
 .36. 1. the chief fatliers of the./', of Gilead 
 
 Josh. 6. t 2.3. brought out Hahab and all her/. 
 
 7- 14. trilie the T.ord taketh come according to/. 
 
 13. 31. to half the children of Machir, by their/ 
 
 19 . 40. the tribe of Dan according to their/ 48. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 21. the least of all the /. of Benjamin 
 
 1 Chr. 2. ,53. the./", of Kirjath-jearim, the Puhites 
 55. the / of the scribes which dwelt at .labez 
 
 4. 2. these are the/, of the Zorathites 
 
 21. the ,/', of them that wrought fine linen 
 38. these mentioned were princes in their,/'. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 5. according to the divisions of the 
 
 /. 12. 
 
 Neh. 4. 13. T set the people after their/. 
 
 Joh .31. .31. did the contempt of/, terrify me ? 
 
 J*.sal. 68. 6. God sefteth thesolitai'y in /. 
 
 107 . 41. and maketh him /, like a flock 
 Jer. 1. 15. I will call all the ,/'. of the north 
 2. 4. hear all the /. of the house of Israel 
 10. 25. fury on tlie /. that call not on tliy name 
 
 1.5. t .3. and I will appoint over them four,/'. 
 
 25. 9. behold, 1 will take all the /. of the north 
 31.1.1 will be the God of all the/of Israel 
 
 .Ter. 33. 24. the two/ which the Lord hath chosen 
 Ezek. 2o. .32. we will be as the/ of the countries 
 jlmo.s .3. 2. you have 1 known of all f. of the earth 
 Nah. .3. 4. fhatselleth /. through her witchcrafts 
 Zech. 12. + 12. and the land shall mourn,/ / 
 
 14. all the/. that remain, every family apart 
 14. 17 . whoso will not come ui) of all the /'. 
 
 1 '/V M I N 1:. 
 
 'The scripture speaks of .several famines vhich have 
 been in Palestine, and in the neinhh-.rnrin'j coun¬ 
 tries: as that in the time of Abraham, and again 
 in the time of Isaac, Cen. 12. 10.126. 1. Eut 
 the mo^t remarkable thereof tee have any ac¬ 
 count, is that if seven years, uhich fell out in 
 Egy[)f, n'hile .loseph abode there, Gen. 41. 27. 
 It is considerable for the continuance, extent, 
 and greatness of it ; and in this paiticular the 
 more so, that I'.gypt is a country least .subject to 
 these calamities, by reason of its eitreme fruti- 
 fulness. 
 
 Famine is .sometimes a natural effect, as when the 
 Eile does not overflow in Kg.ypt; or the rains do 
 not fall in ludea, at the customary times, that 
 is, in spring or autumn ; or when the caterpillars 
 and locusts swarm in the country, and destroy the 
 fruits of it. The prophets, in several places, take 
 notice Ilf these last cames of famine, Jo I 1. 3, 
 4, lire. 
 
 Famine was also often the effect of God's anger 
 against his people. For example : the Lord sent 
 the prophet Gad to David, to tell him, that as a 
 inmi.ihment of his vanity, xchereby he had been 
 induced to number his people, God gave him the 
 option of seven year.s' famine, or of being for 
 three months pur.iued by his enemies, or of seeing 
 the plague raging for three days in his country, 
 2 .Sam. 24. 12, 1.3. And in the reign of Ahab, 
 'I’he Lord called for a famine, and it came upon 
 the land seven years, 2 Kings 8. 1, 2. Amos 
 threatens the people of God with another sort of 
 famine, want of heavenly bread, which was that 
 of hearing the word of God, Amos 8. 11. The 
 Israelites now de.ipise a prophet's counsel, then 
 they shall seek for it, but not have a prophet to 
 give them cimnscl. 
 
 Gen. 12. 10. for the / was grievous in the land 
 
 26. 1. there was a/ in the land, besides the first/ 
 
 41. 27- seven empty ears shall be seven years of/. 
 
 30. and the/. shall consume the land 
 
 31. the plenty shall not be known by reason of/. 
 
 50. to .Joseph were born two sons before the/. 
 
 56. the / was over all the face of the earth 
 
 47 . 13. the land fainted by reason of the /. 
 lluth 1. 1. when the judges luled there was a./'. 
 
 2 2iam. 21. 1. there was a,/', in the days of David 
 
 24. 13. shall seven years of/, come to thee in land I 
 
 1 Kings 8. .37- if there be in the land / 2 Chr. 20. 9. 
 
 18. 2. there was a sore/ in Samaria, 2 Kings 6. 25. 
 
 2 KingsT. 4. then the/ is in the city, we shall (lie 
 8. 1. the T.ord hath called for a f. it shall conve 
 
 25. 3. the /. prevailed in .Terusalem, no bread 
 
 2 Chr. 32.11. Hezekiah i)ersuadeth you to die by/. 
 Joh 5.20. in f. he shall redeem thee from death 
 
 22. at destruction and /. thou shalt laugh 
 30. 3. for want and f. they were solitary 
 Psal. .3.3. 19. and to keep them alive in,/'. 
 
 37 . 19 . in the days of/, they shall be satisfied 
 105. 16. moreover, he calletl for af. on the land 
 Isa. 5. 113. and their glory are men of/. 
 
 14. .30. and I will kill thy root with/ 
 
 51. 19 . destruction, /. and sword, are come on thee 
 Jer. 5. 12. nor shall we see sword, nor f. 14. 13, 15. 
 
 14. 15. by sword and/, shall prophets be consumed 
 
 16. the people shall be cast out, because of the/ 
 
 18. then behold them that are sick with / 
 
 15. 2. and such as are for the./', to the /. 
 
 18. 21. deliver up their children to the/ 
 
 21 . 7 . deliver from the,/', to Tsebuchadnezzar 
 24. 10 . I will send the f. among them, 29. 17- 
 27 . 8 . that nation will 1 punisli with tl>e/. 
 
 2 / 18. I will persecute witli tlie sword and/. 
 
 .32. 24. (lie city is given to Chaldeans because of/ 
 34. 17 . I proclaim a liberty for you to the/ 
 
 42. 16. the/. shall follow close after you 
 
 52. 6. the/. was sore in the citv, there was no bread 
 Lam. 5. It), our skin was black, because of the./'. 
 Ezek. 5. 12. a third part shall be consumed with /. 
 
 16. when 1 send on them the evil arrows of/. 
 
 17 . so will 1 send on you / 14. 1.3. 
 
 7 . 15./ within, /'. and pestilence shall devour 
 
 12. 16. but I wdl leave a few men from the f. 
 
 .36. 29. and I will lay nof. upon you 
 .30. ye shall receive no more reproach of/. 
 
 Amos 8.11. I will send a,/', not ot bread, but of word 
 Luke 4. 25. when great / was thro’ all the land 
 
 15. 14. there ai'ose a mighty/, in that land 
 
 Eom. 8. 35. shall f. separate its from love of Christ ? 
 Rev. 18. 8. her plagues come in one daj', death,/. 
 Ey the FAMI.X E. 
 
 Jer. 11. 22. their sons and danght. shall die by the f. 
 14. 12. but I will consume them by the f. 15. 
 
 16. 4. they shall be consumed by f. 44. 12. 18, 27. 
 
 21. 9. he that abideth in the city shall die by thef. 
 
 27 . 1.3. why will ye die by the f. and pestilence ' 
 
 .32. .36. be delivered to the king of Babylon by the /. 
 38 2. remaineth in city shall die by f. T zek. 6. 12. 
 42 17 . they shall die by the f. and pestilence 
 
 22. know certainly that ye shall die by the f. 
 
 44. 13. as I have punished .lerusalem by the f. 
 Ezek. 6.11. they shall fall by the f. and pestilence 
 FAAIINES. 
 
 Mat.2-\.1. there shall be /. pestilences, and earth¬ 
 quakes in divers i)laces, 51 ark 13. !1. [.uke 21. 11. 
 FAAir.Sll and FAMISHED. 
 
 Geti. 41.55. when all the land of Fgypt was/. 
 
 Prov. 10. 3. the L. will not suffer the righteous to/. 
 Tsa.5. 13. and their honourable men are,/. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 11. for he will/. all the gods of the earth 
 FAAIOU.S. 
 
 Num. 16. 2. princes f. in the congregation, 26. 9. 
 Ruth 4. 11. and be tliou/. in Bethlehem 
 14. that his name may be/ in Israel 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 24. and these were / men. 12. .30. 
 Pwil. 74 . .5. a man was / as he bad lifted up axes 
 
 I. 36. 18. give thanks to him who slew/ kings 
 Ezek. 23. 10. and she became /. among women 
 
 32. 18. and the daughters of the /. nations 
 FA N , .Substantive. 
 
 La. 30. 21. clean provender winnowed with the / 
 Jer. 15. 7 . 1 will tan them with a/ in the gates 
 Mat. 3. 12. whose / is in his hand, Luke 3. 17. 
 FA.N, Kerb. 
 
 /frt.41.16. shalt/ them, win 1 shall carry them away 
 .Jer. 4. 11. a dry wind not to /. nor to cleanse 
 15. 7 . J will,/. them with a tan in the gates 
 
 51. 2. 1 will send fanners that .shall /. her 
 
 FAR. 
 
 Gen. 18. 25. that be /. from thee to slay righteous 
 Eiod. 8. 28. only you shall not go veiy /. away 
 
 23. 7 . keep thee/, from a false matter 
 
 Pent. 12. 21. if the place be too f. from thee, 14. 24. 
 29 . 22. the stranger that shall come from a/, laml 
 Josh. 3. 16. waters stood very / from the city 
 
 A (lain 
 
 8. 4. go n()t very /. from the city, but be ready 
 
 9. 22. savin .', wo. are/, from you, when ye dwell 
 Judg. 9 . 17 . my father adventured his life/. 
 
 18. 7 . they were f. from the Zidonians, 28. 
 
 19 . 11. they were by .lebus, day was / si)ent 
 1 iS’a/n. 20. 9 . .lonathan said, / I.e it from thee 
 
 1 Kings a. 45. that they carry them awav/ornear 
 
 2 Chr. 26. 15. and his name was spread / abroad 
 I'.zra 6. 6. now tlierefore be ye /. from thence 
 Neh. 4. 19 . we are separated one /. from anotiier 
 Esth. 9. 2(). to all the lews both nigh and/ 
 
 .Job 5. 4. his children are /. from safety 
 
 II. 14. put iniquity./, away, 22. 2.3. 
 
 .34. 10./. be it from God to do wickedne.ss 
 /•’>«/. 10. 5. thy judgments are./', out ofsiglit 
 
 22. 1. why art thou so /. from heljiingme i 
 
 7 . 3 . 27 . they that are./', from thee shall perish 
 97 . 9 . I.o.vd, thou art exalted /. above all gods 
 103. 12. as /. as tlie east is from the west, so f. 
 
 hath he removed our transgressions from u* 
 109 . 17 . so let blessing be f. from him 
 119 . 150. that follow mischief are /. from thy law 
 1.55. salvation is/. fiom the wicked 
 Prov. 4. 24. and perverse lips put/. from thee 
 
 5. 8. remove thy wa.v/. from her, come not nigh her 
 15. 29 . the T.ord is f. from the wicked • 
 
 19. 7 . much more do his friends go/, from him 
 22. 5. doth keep his soul shall he/, from them 
 15. the rod of con ection shall drive it /. from him 
 .31. ID. for her price is /. above rubies 
 Eccl. 2. 1.3. as / as light e.xcelleth darkness 
 ■3. + 5. and a time to be /. from embracing 
 Isa. 6.12. and the T.ord have removed men./', awav 
 
 19. 6. and they shall turn the rivers /. away 
 
 26. 15. thou hast removed the nations / 
 
 46. 12. hear ye that are./', from righteousness 
 
 49 . 19. that swallowed thee shall he/, away 
 54. 14. thou shalt be / from oppression 
 59. 9- therefore is judgment /. Irom us 
 Jer. 12. 2. thou art / from their reins 
 25. 26. all the kings of the north/, and near 
 
 27 . 10. prophesy, to remove you f. from your land 
 48. 24. ujion all the cities of Aloab./'. or near 
 
 47 . thus ./', is the judgment of Moab 
 51. 64. thus./', are the words of .leremiah 
 l.am. 3 . 17 . thou hast removed my soul/, from peace 
 Ezek. 7 . 20 . therefore have I set it./, from them 
 
 11. 15. they have said, get ye/ from the T.ord 
 Pan. 11. 2. the fourth king ./, richer than they all 
 Joel .3. 6. that ye might remove them /. from border 
 Amos 6. 3. ye that put./', away the evil day 
 
 Mic. 7 . 11. in that day 'shall decree be /'. removed 
 Mat. 16. 22. Peter said, be it./', from thee. Lord 
 Mark 6. 35. and when the day was now / spent 
 
 12. .34. thou art not / from the kingdom of God 
 
 13. 34. Son of man is as a man taking a f. journey 
 Luke 7 . 6. when he was not /. from the house 
 
 22. 51. Jesus said, suffer j’e thus/. he healed him 
 
 24. 29. abide with us, for the da^' is./', spent 
 
 50. and he led them out as / as to Bethany 
 
 John 21. 8. for they were not /. from land 
 Acts 11. 19 . they travelled as/, as Phenice 
 22. that Barnabas should go as/, as Antioch 
 
 17 . 27. though he be not./', from ever.v one of us 
 22. 21. I will send fhee / hence to the Gentiles 
 
 28. 15. they came to meet us as /. as .Appii forum 
 Rom. 13.12. the night is.f. spent, the day is at hand 
 2 Cor. 4. 17 . worketh a/. moreexc. weight of glory 
 
 10. 14. for we are come as /. as to you also 
 Eph. 1. 21../'. above all princi[)alit.v and power 
 
 4. ID. that ascended up /. above all heavens 
 JViil. 1. 2.3. to be with Christ, which is /. better 
 Jleb.j.15. it isyet./'. more evident, after Melchisedec 
 tSee Co’pNTItY, COI NTIIIKS. 
 
 I'ATl from me. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 30. but now the Lord saith, be it /. from 
 me, 22. 15. 2 Sam. 2t). 20.1 23. 17. 
 Job 13. 21. withdraw thine hand f. from me 
 19 . 13. he hath put my brethren./'../'ro;« me 
 
 21. 16. the counsel of wicked is /. from me. 22. 18. 
 .30. 10. the.v flee f. from me, and S[)are not to spit 
 
 Psal. 22. 11. G T.ord. he not /'.//-o/n we. for trouble 
 is near, 19.1 35. 22.1 .38. 21. | 71. 12. 
 27- 9. hide not thy face f. from me. leave me not 
 88.8. thou hast piit mine acquaintance f.from me 
 
 18. lover and friend hast thou put /. from me 
 T‘rov 30. 8. reniove /'. ./'cow me vanity and lies 
 F.ccl. 7 . 2.3. T will be w ise, but it was f. pom me 
 Isa. 29. 13. but have removed their heart./'..frow w(f 
 Jer. 2. 5. they are gone./', from me, and become vaiu 
 l.am. 1. 16. because the comforter is/. from me 
 Ezek. 4.3. 9 . the carcases of their kings./'./row me 
 44. 10. the T.evites that are txono f. from me 
 Mat. 15. 8. their heart is f.from me, Mark ~. 6. 
 
 liorn I'.AR. 
 
 Deut. 28. 49 . a nation against thee /'row /. Jer. 5. iJi. 
 .Tob .36. 3. I will fetch mv know I edge ./'row /. 
 
 Isa. 5. 26. he will liftiq) an ensign ./'row./'. 
 
 10.3. desolation which shall come /row/ 
 
 22. 3. they are bound which are tied from /. 
 
FAS 
 
 Tsa 30. 27. the name ot the Lord someth /mot /. 
 
 4S’0 hnnir mj" sons from J. and dauahters.ftO. 9. 
 
 49 ] listen, tt isles, hearken, ye people, jmot^. 
 
 lo behold, these shall come y;w«y. 
 
 60* 4. thy sons shall come/row /. and daughters 
 fer 30. to. tor lo, 1 will save tlieey'/OOT /. 
 
 “f'zek "3 40. that ye sent tor men tocome Jmot/. 
 Hah'.\A\. and their horsemen shall come ./mot;. 
 
 Mark d. 3. tor divers ot theni camejMOT;. 
 ace Afak, 
 
 I'A II off. 
 
 Gen 44. 4. when they were gone, and not yet;, o.tr 
 AttOT. 2. 2. they shal 1 pitcit / off about the tabernacle 
 
 Dcui 13.7. not consent to serve gods ot people;, off 
 
 20 15. thus do to all the cities very J. off 
 30’ 11. neither is the commandment;, off 
 2 Sam. 15. 17- the king tained m a Plate/. <’:V 
 o Chron. 0. 36. carry their captives to a land j. off 
 Psal.ob. 7- lo.then 1 would wamler/. off 
 Ptov. 27.10. is better than a brotner J. o.tr , 
 
 Eccl. 7. 24. that wl’.ich is /. o.^ who can find out. 
 
 Isa. 17.13. tiiey shall tlee/. of and be chased 
 33.13. hear, ye that are;. o.it what 1 have done 
 
 17. they shall behold the land that is ^. 
 
 46 *13. niy righteousness shall not be/, o.tr 
 57! 9. and tliou didst send thy messengers f.. 'ff 
 
 19. peace to him that is/, c/f and him that is near 
 
 59 11. we look for salvation, but it is/, c/r 
 
 Ezek. 6. 12. he that is}'. shall die ot tlie pestilence 
 8. 6. that i should go/, o.tt trom my ^nctuaiy 
 li. 16. although 1 have cast them;, o.tr 
 \o 07 be proiihesieth ot times that are /, off 
 22. 5. those that be/. o.f trom thee shall mock 
 
 Dan 9.7. confusion to Israel that are near and c.// 
 Joelk 20. I will remove;', o.tf the northern army 
 3 8 they shall sell them to the .Sabeans j. off 
 mVc.‘4. 7. make her that was cast/, e// a nation 
 
 ycck 6 15 they/, ('//'shall come and build in temple 
 
 iS 2. 13. ye wh6 were/. c# made nigh by Christ 
 i.pn. z. Fuutheu. 
 
 FARR. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 18. and look how thy brethren/. 
 
 ‘ FARE. , . ^ 
 
 Jona/t 1. 3. so he paid the /. thereof, and went into it 
 FARED. 
 
 Luke 16 . 19. the rich man/, sumptuously every day 
 FAREWELL. 
 
 Luke 9. 61: let me first go bid them /. at home 
 Pets 15. 29. if ye keep yourselves, ye do well.;. 
 
 18. 21. Paul bade them;. saying, I must keep 
 03 30. to say what they had to say against him,;. 
 
 Q Cor. 13. 11. finally, brethren,;, be pertect 
 FARM. 
 
 Mai "" 5. they went their ways, one to his/. 
 FART1111 S(t, S. 
 
 Mat. 5. 26. fill thou hast paid the uttermost/. 
 
 10. 29. are not two sparrows sold tci'/t/- • , - 
 
 Mark 12. 42. site threw in two mites w nch make a ;. 
 Luke 12'. 6. are not five sparrows sold tor two;.. 
 FA.SH ION. 
 
 Gen. 6. 15. this is the/, thou shalt make the ark ot 
 Exod 26. .30. tlie /. of the tabernacle as was shewed 
 .37 19. bowls made he after the;, ot almonds 
 
 1 kings 6. 38. according to all the /. ot the liouse 
 
 2 16. 10. Ahaz sent the./, ot the altai 
 FzcL43. 11. shew them the form and;, theieot 
 Ha//. Q. t 18. the fashioner of his;, trusteth 
 Mark 2 12. saying, we never saw it on this;. 
 
 JukeQ 09 the f. of his countenance wasalterert 
 Pets 7.’44. make the tabernacle according to ;. seen 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. for the/, ot tiiis world passeth aw ay 
 P/ii/ ".8. being found in;, as a man, humbleil hims. 
 Jam.T. il.and ^perisheth 
 
 Job 31. 15. and dhl womb ? 
 
 Exod .3". 4. Aaron /'. the calf with a graving-tool 
 1 Kings 7. + 15. for he /. two pillars ot brass 
 Job 10. 8. thine hands have./, me, Psal. IIJ. 7.J. 
 
 139. 16. which in continuance w ei e;. 
 
 Isa 11 neither had respect to him that./, it 
 Ezek'.'ld. 7. thy breasts are/thine hair.is grown 
 Phii 3. 21. that it mav be;, like his glorious body 
 FASHION E l 11. , 
 
 P<tal ,33.15. he/, their hearts alike, considers works 
 Jsa. 44! 12. the smith f. it with the hammers ^ 
 
 45 9 clav’say to him that;, it, wliat makesttliou . 
 
 FASHION INC. ^ ^ 
 
 1 Pet 1 14. not/, yourselves to the former lusts 
 M'ASIilONS. , „ . . 
 
 Ezek. 42.11. their goings w'ere according to their;. 
 
 Ezra 5. 8. this work goetli.;. on, and prospereth 
 FAST. 
 
 Gen. 20.18. the Lord had /. closed up the wombs 
 Judg. 4. 21. Sisera was f. asleep and weary 
 15. 13. but we will bind thee), and deliver thee 
 10.11. he said, if they bind me /. with ne\v ropes 
 liuthQ.. 8. Boazsaid, abide here;, by my maidens 
 21. Hoazsai(i to me, keep/, by my young men 
 JoA .38. ;58. when the clods cleave/, together . 
 
 Psal. 65. 6. his strength setteth/. the mountains 
 33. 9. lie commanded and it stood ;. 
 
 Prov. 4. 13. take /'. hold of instruction, keep her 
 Jer. 48.16. the aHiiction of ISloab hasteth /. 
 
 50. .33. all that took them captives held them/. 
 Jonah 1. 5. he lay in the ship, and was/, asleep 
 Pets 16. 24. who made their teet/. in the stocks 
 27. 41. the forepart stuck ;'. remained unmoveanle 
 
 Fasting /las, in all ages, and among all nations, been 
 an exercise much in use in times oj mourning, sor¬ 
 row, and affliitions. The sense of it is in some 
 sort inspired by nature, which, in these ctrium- 
 stances, denies itself nourishment, and takes off the 
 edge of hunger. There is no example oJ .fasting, 
 properly so called, to he se.en before Moses ; yet it is 
 presumable that the patriarchs faffed, since ue see 
 that there were very great mournings among them, 
 and those too very particularly described, such as 
 r/ia/o/Abraham for Sarah, Cen._2.3.2. and that oJ 
 lacoU for his son Joseph, Gen. 37 . 34. 
 
 FAS 
 
 Aloses enjoins no particular fast in his five books, 
 excepting that upon the solemn day of expiation, 
 which was generally and strictly observed. Lev. 
 
 23.27 29. Gn the tenth day ot this seventh month, 
 ye’Wall alHict your souls ; that ts, Xe sha l 
 humble yourselves deeply hejore God, both inwaidly 
 by godly sorrow, judging and loathing yourselves , 
 and outwardly, by just mg and abstinence jrom all 
 carnal comforts and delights, bsince the time of 
 Aloses, examples of fasting have been very 
 among the .lews. Joshua and the elders oj Israel 
 remained prostlute before the ark 
 until evening without eating, ajter //«; isratiites 
 were defeated by the men oj Ai, Josh. 7. 0. xne 
 eleven tribes which had taken arms against that 
 of Beniamin, seeing they could not tund out against 
 i/ie inhabitants of Gibeali, jell down bijore the 
 ark upon their faces, and so contmued till the 
 evening loithout .ludg. 20. -6. ‘ 
 
 ires, perceiving themselves to be pressed by the 
 Philistines, assembled before the Iffrd at i\liz- 
 peh, and fasted in Ins presence till Pie evening, 
 ISam. 7.(s. Pnd David fasted while the first 
 child he had by Bathsheba, the wife oj Lriati, was 
 sic^ o l6» 
 
 Aloses j’asted forty days on mount Horeb, Exod. .34. 
 
 "8 Elijah passed as many days without eatnig 
 any thing, 1 Rings 19. 8. xlnd our /Saviour 
 tasted in the wilderness forty days and jorty 
 nights, Alat. 4. 2. These fasts were miraculous, 
 and out of the common rules oj nature. 
 
 The very heathens themselves sometimes jaffed; and 
 
 the king of Nineveh, terrified by .lonahs preach¬ 
 ing, made an order, that not only men, but beasts 
 also, should continue without eating or drinking ; 
 that both men and beasts should be covered with 
 sackcloth, and each after their manner should cry 
 unto the Lord, Jonah 3. 6, 7. 8. Ihe Jews, rri 
 times oj public calamity, made even the childien 
 at the breast fast, ScsP'-i.Xfi. 
 
 It does not appear by our /Saviour s pun practice, or 
 any commands that he gave to his disciples, that 
 he instituted any particular fasts, or en.)oinedany 
 to he kept out oj pui e devotion. Isut when the Eha- 
 risees in the wayoj reproach told him, that his dtff 
 iiples did not just so often as theirs, 01 .lolin r/ie 
 iiaptist’s, Ae replied, Gffw ye make the (;lnldren 
 of the bride-chamber fast, while the biidegiooin 
 is with them t but tlie days will come, when the 
 bridegroom shall be taken away troin thein, and 
 tiieii shall they fast in those days, Luke o. .i.i, 
 
 34, .35. that is. Fasting A a duty fitted to a day 
 of mourning and a.lfiiction : it is not yet a 
 if mourning to my disciples, while 1 am bodily 
 pre. ent with them ; yet the time shall when 
 1 shall be taken from them, as to my bodily pre¬ 
 sence and when they shall meet with many 
 troubles and calamities, then it will be seasmabte 
 for them to perform this duty oj tasting. Pccord- 
 inaly, the life of the apostles and fiist believeis 
 was a life of self-denial, oj’ siiffenngs, austeri¬ 
 ties, and fasting, as appearj jrom tlie lije oj the 
 apostle Paul, 2 Cor. G. 4, 5.1 H. l as.ing is 
 likewise conjirmed by our /saviour s discouise on 
 the mount, though nit as a stated, yet as an oc¬ 
 casional, duty of Christians, in order to, and as 
 an indication of, their humbling then souls jo) 
 their sins, or under the afflicting hand oj God, 
 Mat. 6. 16. IVhere our Haviour regunes that 
 
 this duty be performed in sincerity, and not in 
 hypocrisy ; for the glory oj God, not jot ostenta¬ 
 tion and appearance unto men. 
 
 2 /Sam. 12. 116. David tasted a/, and lay on earth 
 
 1 Kings 21.9. proc laim a f. and set N aboth on high 
 12. they proclaimed a;. and set Naboth on high 
 
 2 Citron. 20. 3. .lehoshaphat piO(.laimed a;. 
 
 Ezra 8. 21. Ezra proclaimed a;', at tin • u er Ahava 
 Isa. 58. 3. in the day of your/, you linu pleasure 
 
 5. is it such;. 1 havech'jsen t wilt thou call this;.. 
 
 6. is not tills the;, that 1 have chosen/ 
 
 Jer. .36. 9. they proclaimed a;', before the I.(ird 
 Joel 1. 14. sanctify a/, call an assembly,... lo. 
 
 Jonah .3. 5. the people ot Nineveh proclaiined a/. 
 Zech. 8.19. the/. or the fourth montli, ot the mth, 
 
 seventh, and tenth months, be jov and glaoness 
 ‘lets 27. 9. because the f. was now already past 
 VAm, Kerb. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 21. thou didst), and weep for the child 
 2.3. but now he is dead, wheretore simuld 1 j./ 
 Esth. 4. 16. /. ye for me, I and mv maidens wil /. 
 Isa. 58. 4. ye for strife, ye shall not j. as ye do 
 Jer. 14. 12. wlien they/. 1 will not hear their cry 
 Zech. 7. 5. did ye at all/, unto me, even to me r 
 Mat. 6.16. when ye /. be not as by poenteo ot a sad 
 countenance, that they may appear to ineii 
 
 18. tliou appear not to men to;, but to thy rather 
 9.14. \vhy do ^ve/. disciples^, not ' Jyiark -,.^18. 
 
 15. then shall tliey /. Mark 2. 20. Luke p. So 
 Mark 2. 18. the di-scii'les ot .lohn used to;. 
 
 19. can children of the bride-chamber /. 'yhile 
 bridegroom with tliem t they cannot;. Liikeo. .lo. 
 
 lAike 5.‘33. why do the disciples of .lohn./. often/' 
 18 1" 1 /' twice in the week, 1 give tithes ot all 
 ’ ■' LASTED. 
 
 .hidg. 20. 26. the people/, that day until even 
 1 Sam. 7. 6. they drew water, and/, on thati ay 
 .31.13. buried them, and;', seven days, \ Chr. 10.1.. 
 o Sam. 1. 12. and they mourned and;, tor Saul 
 I” 16. David/. 1122. while the child was alive Ij. 
 
 1 'Kings 21. 27. Ahab/. H Ezra 8. 2:5. so we;. 
 
 K'eh. i.4. Nehemiah./. and jirayed before (md 
 Jsa. 58. 3. wliv have we;', say tliey,and seestnot. 
 Zech. 7. 5. when ye/. in tlie fiftli and seventh month 
 Mat. 4. 2. Jesus f. forty days and forty nights 
 Pets 13. 2. as they ministered to the Lord and /. 
 
 3 when they had ;.they laid their hands on them 
 FAST ES I'. 
 
 Mat. 6.17. when thon /. anoint th.v head, wash face 
 FA s I I N <'. 1 1 ,1 
 
 Nell. 9. 1. were assembled with/, and sackcl(Rhes 
 Esth. 4. 3. wliere the decree came, there wiis./^. 
 Psal. 35.13. I hutnbled my soul w ith;, and I'layer 
 
 FAT 
 
 Psal. 69.10. when I wept and chastened n^y ^ul 
 
 109 24. my knees are weak thro’/, my flesh tails 
 Jer .36.6. read the words of the Lord on the/.uay 
 Dan. 6. 18. then the king pa.ssed the night;. 
 
 9. 3. Daniel set himselt to seek by prayer and /. 
 
 Joel 2.12. turn ye with/, weeping, and mourning 
 Mai. 15. 32. and 1 will not send them aw'ijy )• 
 
 17. 21. this goeth not out but by j. Mai k 9. /9. 
 MarkH.‘4. it 1 send them away / tl’^yAy'** 
 
 Pets 10. .30. four days ago I was/ till this hour 
 14. 23. had ordained elders, and had prayed with;» 
 
 27. 33. that is the fourteenth day ye continued j. 
 
 1 Cor. 7.5. ye may give yourselves to/ and prayer 
 
 FA.SilNGS. 
 
 Esth. 9. 31. the matters of the / and their cry 
 Luke 2. 37 . Anna served God with / and prayers 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 5. approving ourselves in stripes, 111;. 
 
 11 07 in /'. often, in cold and nakedness 
 
 FAS FEN. 
 
 Exod.2^. 14. shalt / the chains to the ouches, 25. 
 
 .39. .31. to/, the plate on high upon the mitre 
 j.va",'22. 23. I will ;, liim as a nail in a sure place 
 Jer. 10." 4. they f. it with nails and with hammers 
 EAS I IvN f. 1). 
 
 Exod. 10.+ 19. and / the locusts into the Red sea 
 
 39 18 theendsofchaiiis they ;. in the two ouches 
 
 40 18. Aloses /..his sockets, set ip) the hoards 
 Jndg. 4. 21. .lael/ the nail into the ground , 
 
 16. 14. Delilah / it with a pm, and said to him 
 1 Sam. .31.10. they/. Saul’s body to the w;all 
 o Sam. 20.8. with a sword/, ui'on his loins in sheath 
 i Kings 6. 6. that the heams should not he/ 
 
 1 Chriin. 10.10./ his head 111 the temple ot Dagoa 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 18. six steps were /. to the throne 
 Esth. 1.6. hangings/ with cords ot hue linen 
 .Joh :58. 6. whereupon are the foundations/ 
 
 Eccl 12. 11. as nails /. by the masters ot assemblies 
 Iso oo'es. the nail that is /'. in the sure place 
 .1.’ 7. 'f. it witli nails that it should not be moved 
 Ezek. 40.43. and within were hooks;, roiiim abouf 
 Luke 4. 20, and the eyes of all were /, on him 
 jicts 11. 6. upon the which when 1 had ./.mine eyes 
 28. 3. came a viper out ot heat and j. on his tiantl 
 FASI'ENING. . 
 
 llah " +11. the / of the timber shall answer it 
 
 xlcts S 4 Peter/hiseyesuponhim,said, lookon us 
 
 EA'i. . , 
 
 God forbade the Hebrews to eat the fat of beasts. 
 lev 3 16, 17. All the tat is the Lords. It 
 
 shall be a perpetual statute for your genera- 
 tions throiiglioiit hU vour d^v6lh^ys, thnt jet 
 eat neither fat nor blood. Some mteipreters 
 take these words in all the rigonr of the letter, 
 and .mppose the nse of tat as well as blood to 
 he entirely forbidden the .lews. Josephus says, 
 that Aloses (orbids only the jat oj oxen, gffits. 
 sheep, and 'their species, which agrees with the 
 1 law in Lev. 7. 2.3. Me shall eat no niaiiiier 
 of fat of ox. or ot sliec-p, or ot goat. I be we- 
 dem Jews ob.serie this emtojn ; and with respect 
 to the fat of event other sort oj clean creature^ 
 they think it is allowed them, even that of beast.f 
 which have died of themfflvesj this is conjorm- 
 ahle to that other law. Lev. <. -4. And the tat 
 of the beast that diefh ot itself, and the fat ot 
 that whicli is torn with beasts, may be used in 
 
 any other use. . . , , , ,. , 
 
 But other interpreters maintain, that the law -whicU 
 seems to forbid generally tiff use oj VeX, is to he 
 restrained to fat separated jrom the flesh, such as 
 that which covers the kidneys and intestines ; and 
 this only in the ca.>~e of its being actually offered 
 
 in .sacrifice ; which is confirmed by this pas.sage 
 
 in I ev 7 25. M hosoever eatetli ot the tat ot 
 the beast,’of wliicli men offer an offering inade 
 by fire unto the Lord, even the soul that eatetli 
 it, shall be cut off from his people. . 
 
 The word fat in the Hebrew style signifie.s not only 
 that of bea-its, hut every thing_ likewise wbicu 
 relates to it in other things,_ as in Psal. 14i. 14. 
 He filleth thee with the finest ot the wheat, 
 in Hebrew, with the tat of wheat. And in 
 Psal 81 10- lie should have ted them \\ith 
 
 the fat of wheat. F'at is al.w used sometimes 
 for the source or cause of compassion or mercy. 
 Ps the bowels are stirred at the recital of any 
 great calamity; or at the view of some joelait. 
 choly and afflicted object, it has been thonyht 
 that sensibility re.sided principally in the bowels, 
 which are commonly loaded with tax. J/ie 
 Psalmist upbraids the wicked with being inclcsea 
 in their fat, with having shut up their fffitceh 
 against him, with being in no .sort affected with 
 compas.sion at the sight oj his extreme 
 Psal 17. 10. Aline enemies coiiipass me about, 
 they are inclosed in their o\yn tat. jhid tn ^ saL 
 119 70. 'I heir heart is as Jat as grease. Ibey 
 are'stupid, and insensible, and past jeehng ; 
 they are not^ aff’ected either with the terrors or 
 
 Farrfi«eM.w//'W«(/(JW<:e of spiritual 
 31 14 I will satiate the siml.s ot the priests 
 with fatness. Psal. 63. 5. soul skall be si/ 
 tisfied as with marrow and ta ness. 
 the earth implies the fniitjulness oj if, (>en. 
 W CO (lod give thee of the dew ot heaven, 
 ail’d'tlie fatness of the earth, and plenty ot corn 
 
 Ge'ti 4r4.''Abel also brought of the /. of his flock 
 J'.xod. 23. 18. nor sliall the /. ot my sacrilu e 1 eiiiain 
 C9 is. thon slialt take tlie;. that covt-ieth the m- 
 wards, and the /. niion Ihe kicfiieys, 22. 
 l ev. 3. 3. 4, 9, 10. 14,15. 1 4. 8.1 1. 5, 4. 
 Lev 1. 8. priests shall lay head and/, in order, 12. 
 
 3. 16. ottering tor a sweet sa/ouR 1 /-E | ® 
 
 4.8. he shall takeot the;.ot the luillocL, 31,. 
 c6. burn his/. 6.12. I7.3-31-.I Aww.lB. 1(. 
 7 C4. /'. of beast dietli ot itselt, or is torn to be used 
 .30. tfie /'. with the breast, it shall he bring 
 .'Ch he that ofiereth f. sliall have the i luhl shoulder 
 8.20. Moses burnt tne Iteatl and the j. ^l^the rain 
 
FAT 
 
 Lev. 8. 26. he took one wafer and put them on the/. 
 9. 10. hut thcjt. lie hurnt upon the altar, 20. 
 
 24. and fire tioin the l.<3rd ciuisunied fhe_/'. 
 i6. 25. the/, of sill otleriii^: shall hum on altar 
 j^um. 18. + 12. the/, of tiie oil have 1 "ii-eii thee 
 + 2y. an heave otterin;,- to the l.orrl of all tlie / 
 De^it. .S2. 14./. of lambs with of kidnevs of wheat 
 Jndf;. :5. 22. and file/, closed upon the blade 
 t 20. they slew of Moah about lo.Ooi) men all / 
 
 1 2. ly. before they burnt /. priest’s serv. came 
 It), let them not tail to tmrn the /. presently 
 
 15. 22. to hearken is better than the/. of rams 
 
 2 Sam. 1 22 from /. of the ini-hty, bow turned not 
 
 F A T 
 
 ^ A' • ,, . . , .r • • “V. « 11 I , UKJ » Mil IltHi nOl 
 
 1 hytf/.s rf. 01 . altar was too little to receive the/. 
 
 7; otfered the/, of peace-otferiiiL’s, 29 . .‘ 15 . 
 3o. 14. firiosts busieil in otferimt the until n'i' lit 
 /->. 1^- -7. he maketh collops of/, oi'i his Hanks 
 Jjal. 1 /. 10 . they are inclosed m tlieir own / 
 
 20 . + .3. the I.ord make/, fliy burnt sacritice 
 2 . 1 . f 5. thou makest/. my head with oil 
 
 1 .3. t 4 but their strem-th is/, no bands in deatli 
 ol. T 10. he slum id liave fed them also with the f. 
 
 ot wheat, with honey out of rock, 117 . t 14 
 /$■«. 4. 11 . 1 am full ot the/, ot terl beasts 
 ■ vi- with the/, of the kidneys of rams 
 
 4.). 24. nor hast filled me with /’. of thy sacrifices 
 44. 7 . wiien ye otter the /. and the blood 
 la. shall stand to otter to me the /.and the blood 
 Eat h'Al'. 
 
 Gen. 45. 18. and ye shall eat the/, of the land 
 L,ev.%. 17 . a statute that ye Cat no/, nor blood, 7 .2.3. 
 
 7. 25. whoso eatethf. of the beast shall be cut off 
 iJeut. .32. .38. which did eat the /. of their sacrifices 
 .A/«. 8 . Id. gro your wa 3 ’, eat tiie /. and drink sweet 
 Jt^ek. .31. 3. ye eat f. and clothe you with the wool 
 
 39. 19. ye shall eat f. till ye be full and drink 
 
 Zech. 11 . 16. but he shall eat the flesh of the 
 ^ FA r. 
 
 Gen. 41. 2 . there came uj) seven kine/. fleshed 
 4. and they did eat ip^the seven/, kine. 20. 
 
 + 5. .seven ears of corn came up/, and good 
 49 . 20. out ot Asher his bread shall be/. 
 
 .A’kw. 13. 20 . w’liat the land is, whether / or lean 
 IJeut.JiK 20 . waxen/, tiien they turnto'other gods 
 .32. ].•>. .leshurun waxeri/. and kickeil, thou waxen/'. 
 Jndg. 3. I 7 . and Eglon was a very /'. man 
 1 2. 29. to make you/, with the offerings 
 
 28. 24. the woman harl a/. calf in the house 
 1 Atnr/.t 1 . 9. Adonijah slew sheep,/. cattle, 19 05 
 
 4.2.3. Ins provision foronedav was ten/, oxen 
 
 VSfTm-’ fr’ Pasture and good 
 
 Ae/i. 9. ,. 0 . they took a f. land and became /' 
 
 .35. have not served thee in the large and / ’land 
 P.v«/. 22. 29. that be/, on earth shall eat and worship 
 . 37 . 20. the enemies of the I.ord as the /. of lambs 
 92. 14. they shall he /. and flourishing 
 119. 70 . their heart is/. asgrea,se, 1 delight in law 
 Pnw. 11 . 25. the liberal soul shall be made 
 
 1.3. 4. the soul ot the diligent shall 1)8 made '/’ 
 
 I. 5. .30. a good report maketh the bones /’ 
 
 25. he that trustefh the Ford shall be made f. 
 
 Isa. 5. 17 . waste places of/, ones shall strangers eat 
 6 . 10 . make the heart ot this people/, ears heavy 
 
 10 . lb. Lord shall send among his f. ones leanness 
 25. 6 . make a feast ot/. things tall of marrow 
 28. 1 . which are on the head of the /. valleys 
 
 J. - PP^l'ty which is on the head of the/, valley 
 
 be /, and plenteous 
 
 34. 6 . the sword of the Lord is made/. with fatness 
 
 1 . and then-dust shall be made/, with fatness 
 58. 11 . and the. I.ord shall make/, thy bones 
 Jer. 5. 28). they are waxen /. they shine 
 »• "’’own/, as the heifer at grass 
 
 Ezek.M 14. in a/, pasture shall they feed , in Is.vael 
 16 . but ] will destroy the/, and the strong 
 20 will judge between the/, cattle and the lean 
 4a. la_. one lamb out of the/, pa.stures of Israel 
 
 wT'f’rr offering of/, beasts 
 
 Ha//. 1. lb. because by them their portion is f 
 
 rr ,- J . I’^ATHEU. 
 
 J/i7S word, besides the connnon aeceptation of it 
 for an immediate father, is likewise taken in the 
 scripture style for grandfather, great grand- 
 Jathe,, or the very author and first fath'er of a 
 Jamily, how remote soever he may he from thse 
 who .'ipeak. lor example, the lews in our Sa- 
 rioin s time, and their descendants of this present 
 generation, call themselves sons of Abraham 
 Isaac, tmd lacob. And ISebuchadnezxar i\ 
 termed Belshazzars father, though Belshazzar 
 htfi grand-son, 
 
 T^y father is likeivisa understood the inventor th^ 
 ?naster of (hose zvho are of a certain profe^sioyi 
 Gen. 4 20, 2!, 22. Jahal was the father of ruch 
 as dwell in tents, and such as have cattle. .Tubal 
 was the father ot all such as handle the harp 
 and organ. She famous founder of 'I’vre Ilu- 
 ran, IS called the father of the king of Tyr^ o 
 Ehron. 2. I."!, and even of Solomon, 9.'Chron]4 
 lb. because he was their itrindpal workman, and 
 the chief director of their undertakings. The prin¬ 
 cipal, the eldest <f the prophets, were considered 
 as the mafiers and fathers of the re.ct, who were 
 their disciples ; for tins reason the young prophets 
 are ca led the sons of the iirophets. and these 
 style the e/c/e.)/ fathers. I\Iy father, my father, 
 I.hslia te I.hjah, the chariot of Israel vaA 
 the horsemen thereof, 2 Kings 9. 12 . 
 
 Father is a term of respect which inferiors often 
 give to their superiors, and servants to their hia.i- 
 ters ; My father, said iS’aaman's servants to their 
 master, _ Kings .5. 13. The king of Israel, in 
 A/e f the prophet !'’,lisha his father, 
 
 shall I smite them 
 
 .nnd the same prophet being upon his death-bed, 
 Joa.,h m .,ee him, and .said, () my father, 
 
 J ’o ob,anot ot Israel, and the horse¬ 
 men thereot, 2 Rings 13.14. 
 
 to he a father, to the poor and or- 
 pnan.s when he takes care to mpplv their ne- 
 
 their miseries and 
 
 154 
 
 provides for their wants ; I was a father to the 
 pool. Job 99. 16. God declares himself to be a 
 father ot the fatherless, and a Judge of the 
 widow. Psal. 68. 5. 
 
 God IS frequent Iy culled heavenly Lather, and sim 
 ply l aflier. He is truly and eminently the J a- 
 tlier. Creator, Preserver, and Crotector, of all 
 ci catures, and principally oj those who call upon 
 h\ni, who know and serve him. Is lie not thy 
 father that bought titee Dent. .32. 6 . Jlath 
 he not made thee, and established thee' xind 
 ^ffP^tgh Lhrist, who has merit d adoption nnd 
 Juiatiini jor his people, every believer has a right 
 to call (jod Lather, Horn. 8 . 15, 16. 
 
 .Ion entitles God Hie I’ather of rain. Job .‘18. 28 
 He produces it, he makes it to fall. And in 
 <liap. 17 . 14. 1 have said to corruption, 1 hou 
 art my tather. 1 acknowledge that I am sprung 
 (uit oj corruption, and shall return to the pntre- 
 jaction of the grave ; or, in the condition which 
 J am reduced to, J look upon worms and piitre- 
 J act ion as in y friends and relations. 
 
 ■loseph says, that God had wade him a father to 
 Jrliaraoh, ften. 45. 8 . that he had given him very 
 in this prince's kingdom, and 
 tnat 1 liaraoh looked upon him as his father, and 
 nad .so much confidence in him, and consideration 
 J'f hts person, that he gave him the government 
 ,.!!j house and oj all his dominions. 
 
 Itie devil IS called the faflier of the loicked; Ye 
 lather the devil, says our .‘'aviour, 
 John 44. Ye umild imitate the desires of 
 your father ; he was a murderer from the hegin- 
 ning, he abode not in the truth. He is a liar, 
 and the jather of it; he is a falsifier, a deceiv¬ 
 er, a settucer. He deceived Eve and Adam : he 
 introduced sin and falsehood into the world: he 
 inspires Ins followers with his spirit and .senti¬ 
 ments; he keeps the school cf fraud and deceit; 
 kLd ensnare man- 
 
 7’o be gathered unto their fathers: To sleep with 
 their tattlers; lo go to their fathers; are com¬ 
 mon erpresswns, to signify death. In these prtv- 
 the fathers signify tho.se who lived before 
 ns, and whom we are going to meet again in an¬ 
 other ic-orld. 
 
 Cod is called the Father of spirits, Tleb. 12 . 9 . 
 Cur fathers are the fathers of our bodies only, 
 hut God IS the lather cf our spirits • he riot only 
 creates them, but he .justifies them likewise, glori- 
 Jies and niake.s them happy. Cur Ravi our. in 
 ns to give any man the name 
 of tather, oecause we have one only who is in 
 heaven. Not that we should abandon or de.spise 
 our earthly fathers; God requires us to honour 
 them, and give them, all necessary as.sistance ; but 
 when the interests of God are at .stake, his glory 
 or our own salvation, if our fathers and rmthers 
 are an obstacle to them, we should say to them, 
 
 NV e know' you not ; for -what our parents have 
 done. Jor us, in comparison of loliat -we owe to 
 , Cod, IS so inconsiderable, that we may say, our 
 jathers are nothing to us, and that God alone 
 deserves the title oj our Father. 
 
 1’ vvas/. of such as dwell intents 
 
 -1. luhal was the/, of all such as handle harp 
 ;''^«‘outofark, and Ham is the/, of Canaan 
 A a' 1 many nations, 5. Rom. 4. 17 , I 8 
 
 we said, we have a f 
 45. B. God made me a/, to Pharaoh, lord of liouse 
 Iff-"hose,/. was an Egyptian, he xventout 
 ,'■'"•/I- nursing/, beareth sucking child 
 
 .ib. 16. are statutes between /. and Ids daughter 
 shall bring forth tokens of virginity 
 '/• ™an shall give the damsel’s/, fifty shekefs 
 Jvdg.9.\. the ramily ot the house of ids mother’s f 
 H. 10 . dwell with me, and be to me a/. and a priest 
 lA P" ff® *0 os a/'. and a priest 
 
 ij, 1 ^ tliedcirnsei shw him, he rejoiced 
 
 4 . damsel s/. retained him, he abode three days 
 1 ^ttm. 9. 3 . and Kish was the f. of .Saul, 14. 5i 
 1 Chron. o Salma the /’. of Bethlehem 
 
 5. a. ot Ilemath, the/, of the liou.se of Hechab 
 o’ 00 -ffwffthe/. of the valley of Cliarashim 
 8. 29 . at Gil'.eon dwelt the /. of Gibeon, 9. 35. 
 riL'K' ffsther had neither f. nor motlier 
 
 ^ "'as a/, to the imor, and searched out 
 .il. 18, he was brought up witli me, as with a/. 
 
 38. 28. hath the rain a/. ? or who begat the dew? 
 jS, 03. 5. f, ot tathcrless, and judge of widows, 
 
 10.3.1.3. as a/, pitieth ids children, so Lord pities^ 
 
 1 rov. .3.12. the Lord correefeth, even as a f. the son 
 4. 1. hear, ye children, the instruction of a/ 
 
 10. 1. a wise .son maketh a glad /. 15. 20 . 
 
 17 . 21. and the/’, of a fool iiatii no jo^' 
 
 -3. 24. the/, of the righteous shall rejoice 
 
 ‘i.ame shall be called, the everlasting F. 
 
 So' kh i, shall be a/, to inhabitants of .lerus. 
 
 38. ].). the/, to child, shall make known th\' truth 
 
 r'vK'J’A^ I a/- 40 Israel 
 
 E^ek. 18. 4. as the soul of the/, so of the son, is mine 
 
 19 . ( oth not the son bear the iniquity of the /’. f 
 
 20. tlie son shall not bear the iniquity of the’/ 
 
 77’ J.- set light by /. and mother 
 
 - 1 , r 4'!' 'tiotlier they may defile themselves 
 ‘I,,- ‘ • ff- for ff'e son dishoiioureth the f. 
 
 A ^ ^/- where is mine honour? 
 
 7i7 ‘a® all one/. S’ one God created us 
 
 Q-f' ffeliver up the child, Mark 13. 12. 
 
 . 57 . he that lovetli /. or mother more than me 
 
 11. 25. .lesus said, I thank thee. O F. Lord of heav 
 2b. so E. itseemed good, I.uie 10.21. John 11. 41. 
 
 2(. and no man knowefh the Son but the F 
 
 la. 4. he that curseth/. let him die. Mark 7 . 10. 
 
 If^Hvey. and mother, and cleave to his wife 
 -9. every one that hath forsaken /. mother, or 
 
 AO ,A u 'V-ff-’ ff’r 'uy name’s sake, Mark 10. 29. 
 
 28. 19. baptizing them m the name of the /•’. 
 
 Mark 5. 40. he taketh/. ot the damsel, I.ukeS. 51. 
 
 9. 24. the/, ot the chdd cried, Lord, I believe 
 
 FAT 
 
 •^nowetli no man, but the F 
 1 r" ni' t/- things are possible to thee 
 
 to bear his cro» 
 
 10 .22. no man know.s v. I.o (i,e F. is but the Son 
 ia’ r-l’ ® If . thread ot any that is a/. 
 
 1^. j.L the/, shall be divided against the son, and 
 the son against the/. mother against daughter 
 a')~a’ said,/. I tiHve sinned against heaven 
 the/, said, bring forth the In-st robe 
 <)a‘ %' 1 tliee,/. send to my father’s house 
 Zf oL he willing, remove this cup from 
 
 "Ic ^' ^”''gi-. (■ them, for tiny know not 
 
 40. /-. into thy haniis 1 commend mv spirit 
 ’^‘4 o' 1; G. the glory as of the only bego'tfen of the F. 
 Ib. tlie. .Son w/iich is in the bo.som ol the F. 
 t 'h\’ ^ ^' Gveth the .Son, and hath gi\ - 0 , 0 . 20. 
 
 -F hOf yet at .lerusalem worshij) the /. 
 
 -.1. shall worship the 1. in spirit and in truth 
 __a.5 the /. knew that it was at tlie same hour 
 ‘'a?® nothing but what be seetli the 1-. do 
 .1. toras the /. raisefh up the dead, so the .Son 
 k. judgefh 110 mail, hut hath committed all 
 _3. honour tlie .son, even as they honour the F. he 
 that honours not the Son, nonours not the F. 
 -6 fora.s the F. hath life in himself, so hath given’ 
 •i ). I seek not mine own. but the ill of the I 
 .)b. tor the works v hich the F. hath given me bear 
 ■JT n, wit'i'-s.s that the /. hath sent n.e 
 
 •»7, the /-. which hath sent me, hath borne witness 
 
 sr AS- I .’?• ' G-24. 1 John 4. 14. 
 
 4a. think not that I will accuse you to the F 
 ff A“7. tor him hath God the F. sealed 
 . 37 . all that the F. giveth me shall come to me 
 .19. and this is the F.'s will, that I lose nothin<>- 
 ■4.. IS not this .lesus, whose/. and mother we know * 
 44. no mail can come, except the /. draw him 
 4a. that hath learned of the F. coineth to me 
 46. not that any hath seen the F. he hath seen F. 
 j 7. as the F. hath sent me, and I live by tlie F. 
 
 10 ^ .1 t/ff lion's hut I and the F. that sent me 
 18. the /.. that sent me heareth witness of me 
 9( they understood not he spake to them of F. 
 
 29 . hath not left me alone, 1 do those things 
 
 41. then said they, we h.ave one /•'. even God 
 44. the devil is a liar, and the /. of it 
 
 *he /-. knoweth me, even so know I the F. 
 ■Jo him xvhom the F. hatli sanctified 
 
 -i’a 7- in me, and 1 in him 
 
 Ao'/‘ " 1 * ^ ‘tie from this hour 
 
 .8. glorify thy name ; then came there a voice 
 even as the F. said iiiito me, so I speak 
 
 13. 1 . .lesus knew that he should depart unto the F. 
 
 3. Kuiowingfhat the F. had given all things 
 
 14. 0. Jesus saith to him, 1 am the way, truth,and 
 o T J “t tt>«u eometh to the /•'. hut by me 
 A -niff A ’ us the F. and it siiHiceth us 
 9.1 hilip, he that bath seen me, hath seen the F. 
 
 11. that I am in the F. an.l the /■’. in me, 17. 21. 
 
 I. ‘l. tliat the F. may l.)e glorifiefl iu the .sen 
 16. and 1 will pray the /. for you, 16. 26. 
 
 .6. but the Cointorter xvl-.om the F. will send 
 .>1.1 love the /’. as the /•'. gave me eommandment 
 
 la. 9. as the /, hath loved me, so have I loved you 
 16. tliat whatsoever ye shall ask of the /. in my 
 
 nr 4.1 rA - lie may give it you, 16. 23. 
 20 . the Comforter whom I will send vou from 
 ^ ' the Spirit who proceeriefh from the F. 
 
 Im 3. because they have not known the /. nor me 
 la. all things that the /■'. bath, are mine 
 16. ve shall see me, because 1 go to Hie F. 17. 
 
 2a. but I shall shewj’ou plainly of the /'. 
 
 37- the Joveth yon, because ye have loved me 
 .8. 1 came forth from the /’. and go to the /’. 
 
 32. I am not alone, because the F. is w ith me 
 t£- L /. the hour is come, glorify tlij- .Son 
 G /. gl.orify thou me with thine own self 
 
 II. Holy /.keep those whom thou hast given me 
 
 A' rf that they given me be where 1 am 
 
 4.0. U righteous /'. the world hath not known thee 
 
 /Jet.) 1 . 4. but wait for the promise of tlie /’. 
 
 (. the seasons, the F. hath put iu his own power 
 :<3. received ot the / . the promise of the H. Ghost 
 Rotn. 4. 11. he might be/, of all them that believe 
 
 12 . and t he/, of circumcision to them who are not 
 16. the faith of Abraham, who is the f. of us all 
 6 . 4^ as Christ was raised from the dead by the F. 
 
 8 . la. Spirit of adoption, whereby we erv, Abba F* 
 
 11. 28. as to election, are beloved for ]'s sake’ 
 
 15. 6 ; may glorify God the /•'. of our Lord .lesus 
 
 , A I F 3. 1 Ret. 1. 3L 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 6. but to us there is but one God, the /’. 
 
 15.24. havedelivered up the kingdom toGod the F 
 -p'f- F of mercies, the God of all comfort ' 
 
 6 . 18. I will bea/. unto yon. ye shall be mv sons 
 Gal. 1.1. Paul an apixstle by Je.s. C. and G. fbe F 
 
 3. ami peace from G. rite / . 2 Tim. 1. o 77 / j 4 ' 
 
 4. according to the will of God and our /’. 
 
 4. 2. until the time appointed of the /'. 
 
 6 . sent Spirit into ^miir hearts, crying. Ahha F 
 Iph. 1 . 17 the God of our L. Jesus' the /’. of glory 
 
 2. 18. by bun iiave access by one Spirit to the /'*. 
 
 3. 11. for this cause 1 l>o\v- riiv knees unto the t ' 
 
 4. 6. one God and /’. of all, who is above all 
 
 5. 20. giving thanks to tlie/’. Co/. 1 . 3 ,12 1.3 17 
 
 6. 23. and love with taitli from God the / ’.'and Jes. 
 
 / ////. 2. 11. that .lesiisis l ord to the glory of the I\ 
 
 99 . as a son with the/’, he hath served with me 
 Co/.l. i 9 .it iileased /.that in him all fulness dwell 
 
 9. 9. the acknowledgment of the invsterv of the F 
 1 Ihess. 1 . 1 unto the church which'is in'God the F 
 
 2 . 11 . xvecharged you, as a/, doth his children 
 
 V, “^Gui elder, entreat him as a/. 
 
 Heb F 5. will be to him a F. he sliall be to me a .Son 
 I. .L )\lelclusedec v. ithout/. without mother 
 12. (. M’hat son is he whoni the T\ chasteneth not' 
 
 9 . be in subjection to the /’. of spirits, and live 
 Jam. 1.17. every good gift eometh from /’. of lights 
 
 9). pure and undefiled religion liefore God and F 
 
 3. 9. therewith bless we God. even the /’. 
 
 1 F 2 . to the foreknowledge v)f God the F. 
 
 1 (. if j'e call on the /■. who jiidgetb man’s work 
 ~ Ret. 1 . 17 . he received from God the /'. honour 
 
FAT 
 
 FAT 
 
 1 Jolm 1.2. we shew eternal life, which was with F. | 
 
 3. our fellowship is with the Jr. and liis Son 
 
 2 1. we have an-Advocata wiih the F. lesus ( hrist 
 is. I write to you, hccaus- ye have known the F. 
 
 15. if any love world, the love of F. i.snot in him 
 
 16. pride of life is not of tlie i"'. but of t!ie world 
 
 22. he is antichrist that denieth the J-. and Son 
 2.1. whoso denieth the Son, hath not the F. he that 
 
 avknowledeeth the Son hath the F. also 
 
 24. ve shall continue in the .Son and in tlie F. 
 
 3. 1. 'what manner of love F. hath bestowed on us 
 5. 7. three bear record, tlie F. Word, and Spirit 
 
 2 Jo/in 3. menw and peace from God the F. and 
 
 from the Lord .lesus ( hrist, the .''On of the F. 
 
 4. as we received a commandment from the F. 
 
 9. he that abideth in Christ hatli the J '. and Son 
 J.Jlc 1. to them that are sanclitied by God the F. 
 
 6'ee A liUA n \ M. 
 
 Her F/\1HEK. 
 
 Cen. 19.33. the first-born went in and lay with herf. 
 
 29.9. Itachel came with h. I'.'s sheep, she keptthem 
 ~12. he was/terf.'s brother, she ran and told /lerf. 
 31.19. Uachel hail stolen iimmesthat were/is; /.’s 
 38. 11. lamar went and dwelt in her f.'s house 
 Erod. 22. 17. if her f. utterly refuse to sjive her 
 F^v. 21. 9. she profaneth her f. she shall be burnt 
 22.13. if she is returned to her f.'s house, as in her 
 youth, she shall eat her f.'s meat 
 F^nm. 12. 14. if her f. had but spit in her face 
 
 30. 3. if a woman vow a vow' in her f.'s house 
 
 4. and her f. hear her, and shall hold his peace 
 
 5. if her f. disallow her in the day he heareth 
 
 16. being yet in her youth, in her f.'s house 
 36.8. shall be wife to one of the tribe of her f. 
 
 Dent. 21.13. and bew ail her f. and mother a month 
 22. 21. hrimr to door of her f.'s house, because she 
 wrought folly, to play the whore in her f.'s house 
 Jrsh. G. 23. the spies brought out Rahab and her f. 
 
 25. he saved her f.'s household and all she had 
 
 15. 18. to ask oiherf. a field. Judo. 1. M. 
 
 3udg. 11. .39. in two months she returned to her f. 
 
 I. 5. 1. but her f. would not suffer him to go in 
 
 6. the Philistines hm nt her and her f. with fire 
 
 19. 3. she brought him into her f.'s house 
 JLsth. 2. 7. when her f. and mother were dead 
 
 11,s FA niFR. 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. therefore sliall a man leave his f. and 
 mother,and clea' e to wife, MarklO.'i. Eph. 5. 31. 
 9. 22. Ham saw the nakedness of/;?.»•/. and told 
 
 II. 28. and llaran died before his f. J erah 
 
 27. 41. the blessing wherew ith his f. blessed him 
 
 28. 7. .Jacob obeyed his f. and mother, was gone 
 
 31. 53. Jacob sware bi' the tear oihis f. Isaac 
 37. 1. in the land wherein /<A /. w'as a stranger 
 
 2. Joseph brought to hts f. their evil report 
 
 10. he told the dream to his f. his f. rebuked him 
 
 11. brethren envied, but his f. observed the saying 
 22. he might rid him, to deliver him to his f. 
 
 44. 22. and we said, the lad cannot leave hisf. 
 
 46. 1. he offered sacrifices to the God of his 'f. 
 
 29. and Joseph w'cnt up to meet Israel his'f. 
 
 47. 12. Joseph nourished his f. and brethren 
 
 .^1.10. he made a mourning for his f. seven days 
 Exod. 6. 20. and Amram took his f.'s sister to wife 
 21. 15. he that smiteth his f. shall be put to death 
 
 17. he that curseth his f. shall die. Lev. 20. 9. 
 
 Feu.19.3. shall fear every man his mother and his f. 
 
 20. 11. man that lieth with his f.'s wife, both die 
 
 17. if a man take his f.'s daughtf'i', they shall die 
 
 21. 2. a son of Aaron may be defiled for his f. 
 
 11. the high-priest not defile himself for his f. 
 
 F'vm. 6. 7- a Aazarite not make unclean tor his f. 
 
 27.10. shall give inheritance to his f.'s brethren 
 11. if his f. have no brethren, to his kinsman 
 Deut.Ql. 18. which will not obey/<A /. and mother 
 
 19. then shall his f. bring him to the elders 
 £2. 30. a man shall not take his f.'s wife 
 
 27. 16. cursed be he that settetli light by his f. 
 
 22. cursed be he that lieth with daughter o{his f. 
 .33. 9. who said to hisf. 1 have not seen him 
 Jiidg. 6. 27. Gideon feared his f.'s household 
 
 8. 32. Gideon was buried in the sepulchre of/;A/. 
 
 9. 56. Goil rendered the wickedness lie did to his f. 
 
 14. 4. his f. knew not that it was of the Lord 
 1 Snm. 14. 1. but Jonathan told not hisf. 
 
 27. heard not when hisf. charged the people 
 19.4. Jonathan spake good of Davirl to hisf. 
 
 20. .33. it was determine<i of his f. fit slay liavid 
 .34. because hisf. had done him shame 
 
 £ Sant. 2. 32. Asahel buried in sepulchre of his f. 
 
 7. 14. I will be his f. and he shall be my son 
 10.2. as his /.shewed kindness to me, 1 ('hr. 19. 2. 
 
 16. 22. Absalmn w'ent in to his f.’s concubims 
 
 17. 23. Ahithophel buried in the sepulchre of/«'.> /. 
 £1. 14. Haul buried in the sepulchre of Kish his f. 
 
 1 Kiiigs’i. 14. his f. was a man of lyre, 2 Ghr. 2.14. 
 51. which hisf. had deiiicated, 15.15.2 Chr. 15.18. 
 
 11. 4. not perfect, as the heart of David his f. 
 
 6. Solomon went not fully after the T.ord, as did 
 David his f. 15. 11. 2 Kings 18. 3. 2 Ghr. 28. 
 1.1 29. 2. 
 
 .3.3. not as did David his f. 2 Kings .3.1 16. 2. 
 
 15. 3. and he walked in all the sins of his f. 
 
 26. iSadab didevil anri walked in the way ot his 
 f. 22. 43. 52. 2 Kings 21. 21. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 2. .Tehoram did evil, but not like his f. 
 
 9.25. I and thou rode together after Ahab his f. 
 
 13.25. the cities taken out of the hand of his f. 
 
 14. 5. Amaziah, the son of Ji.ash, slew the servants 
 
 who had slain the king his f. 2 Chrun. Q5. 3. 
 
 21. him king instead of his f. 23. .30, .31. 
 lC//r.5.1. Iteub. defiled hisf.'s bed, birth right given 
 
 17.13. I will be his f. he shall be my son, 28. 6. 
 
 26.10. not tirst-bom, yet hts f. made him the chief 
 2 Chron. 3. 1. the Lord appeared to David his f. 
 
 8.14. acconiing to the order of David his f. 
 
 17- 3. he walked in the first ways of his f. David 
 4. .lehoshaphat sought the Ixrrd God of his f. 
 
 20. 32. he walked in the way of Asa his f. 
 
 22. 4. his counsellors after the death of his f. 
 
 M. 2. he walked in the ways of David hisf. 3. 
 
 Psal. 72, + 17. as a son to continue hisf.'.s name 
 
 Prov. 13.1. a wdse son heareth the instruction of his f. 
 15. 5. a fool despiseth hisf.'s instruction 
 17. 25. a foolish son is a grief to hts f. 
 
 10. 1.3. a foolish son is the calamity of hisf. 
 
 26. he that wasteth hisf. is a son causeth shame 
 
 20. 20. whoso curseth hisf. his lamp shall be put out 
 
 28. 7. a companion of riotous men shametfi hisf. 
 *24. whoso rofibeth his f. or mother, aiul saith 
 
 29. 3. whoso loveth wisdom, re.ioicieth his f. 
 
 30. ' 17. the ravens pick out eye that mocketh his f. 
 Isa. 45.10. woe to him that saith to hisf. what begets 
 iizek. 18. 14. beget a son that seeth all hisf.'s sins 
 
 17. he shall not die for the iniquity of hisf. 
 
 18. as for his /. because he cruelly oiipressed 
 Dan. 5.2. to bring the gidden vessels/lAj'. had taken 
 A/nos 2. 7. a man and his f. go in to the same maid 
 Zeeh. 1.3. 3. his f. and mother shall thrust him thro’ 
 /!/«/. 1. 6. a son honours hisf. a servant his master 
 Mat. 10. .35. to set a man at variance against his./'. 
 
 15. 5. whoso shall say to/lisf. it is a gift, Mark"!. 11. 
 
 6. and honour not his f. or'mother, he shall be free 
 
 16. 27. the .Son of man shall come in the glory of 
 Jtis F. with his angels, Mark It. 38. Luke 9. 26. 
 
 21. .31. whether of them did the will of his f. ? 
 
 Mark 9. 21. he asked his f. how long ago it is since 
 Luke 1.32. T.ord shall give him the throne of his f. 
 
 59. they called him aflerthe name of his f. 
 
 02. they made signs unto his f. how to call him 
 67. his f. Zacliarias was filled with the II. Ghost 
 9. 42. Jesus delivered him again to hisf. 
 
 14. £0. if any man come to me, and hate not hisf. 
 
 15. 12. and the younger of them said to hisf. ■ 
 
 20. arose and came to his f. his f. saw him, and ran 
 2t?. therefore came hisf. and entreated him 
 
 John 5. 18. because he said, that God was hisf. 
 
 Acts 16. 1. son of a Jewess, hut hisf. was a Greek 
 1 Cor. 5. 1. that one should have hisf.'s wife 
 Heh. 7. 10. for he was yet in the loins of his f. 
 
 Lev. 1.6. made us kings ami priests to G. and his F. 
 14. 1. his F.'s name written.in their foreheads 
 Kee House. 
 
 FAl 11 F,H-2«-/rt:c. 
 
 Gen. .38. 13. behold, thy /.-2w-/aw gneth to Timnath 
 25. when brought forth, she went to her f.-in-law 
 Lxod. 3.1. the flock of Jethro fas f.-in-law, A. 18. 
 
 18.1. Moses' f- in laio, 8,14,17. Judg. 1.16. I 4.11. 
 27. Moses let hisdepart, and he went 
 Kum. 10. 29. Ilaguel the Midianite, Moses' f.-in-law 
 Judg. 19. 4. his f.-in-law retained him, and he abode 
 
 7. when he rose to depart, his f.-in-law urged him 
 1 hani. 4.19. when she lieard f.-in law was dead, 21. 
 John 18. 13. Annas was f.-in-law to Caiaphas 
 
 My FATHER. 
 
 I Gen. 19. .34. behold, 1 lay yesternight with my f. 
 20. 12. she is daughter o’f 'my f. not of my mother 
 
 27. 12. my f. peradventure will feel me, I shall 
 34. Fsau cried,'bless me. even me also, O my f. 
 
 31. 5. the God of my f. 42. || .32. 9. Exod. 18. 4. 
 
 44. £4. when we came to thy servant my f. 27, 30. 
 .32. for I became surety for the lad to my./. 
 
 45. .3. doth my f. yet live r 1| 9. haste to go up to myf. 
 1.3. tell my f. H 47.1. my f. and brethren are come 
 
 48. 18. not so, my f. for this is the first born 
 Dent. 26. 5. a Simian ready to perish was myf. 
 .Tosh. 2. 13. ye will save alive myf. and motb.er 
 Judg. 9.17. my f. fought for you, and delivered you 
 
 11. .36. my f. if thou'hast opened thy mouth 
 14. 16. I have not told it my f. nor my mother 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 5. lest my f. leave caring for the asses 
 14. 29. Jonathan said, myf. tioubled the land ■ 
 
 18.18. who am I, and what is my f.'s family I ■ 
 
 19. 2. saying. Saul my f. seeketh to kill thee 
 3. and 1 will commune with myf. of thee 
 
 20. 2. my T. will do nothing, but he will shew it me 
 1.3. Lord'be with thee, as he hath been Avifh myf. 
 
 22. .3. let my /'. and my mother be with you 
 
 2.3. 17. the hand of Saul myf. shall not find thee 
 
 2 Sam. 16. .3. restore me the kingdom of myf. 
 
 19. 37. that I may be buried by the grave of myf. 
 
 1 Kings Q. 26. thou barest the ark of the I.X)rd before 
 
 David myf. in all wherein myf. was afllicted 
 .32. my f. David not knowing thereof 
 44. the‘wickedness that thou didst to David myf. 
 3. 6. thou hast shewed to David myf. great mercy 
 7. hast made thy servant king instead of myf. 
 
 5. 3. David myf. could not build an house 
 5. as the Lord spake to David myf. saying 
 
 8. 17. it was in the heart of David myf. to build 
 24. wlio hast kept with Riy servant David myf. 
 26. let my word be verified to my f. 2 Ghr. 6. 16. 
 
 12. 10. thus thou Shalt say, my little finger shall 
 
 be thicker than my f.'s loins, 2 Chron. 10. 10. 
 j 11. myf. lade you wjth aheavy yoke, 2C/ir. 10.11. 
 14. my f. chastised you with whips, 2 Chr. 10.14. 
 
 15.19. league between my f. and thy t. 2 Chr. 16. 3. 
 
 19.20. let'me. I pray thee, kiss myf. and mother 
 
 20. .34. the cities myf. took 1 will restore 
 
 2 Kings1.\<l. Elisha saw it.and he cried, wy/. wy/. 
 
 6. 21. my f. shall 1 smite, them ' shall I smite them 
 
 1.3. W. Ll'isha said, myf. myf. the chariot of Israel 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 4. Lord chose me before all the house of 
 
 my f. and among the sons oi my f. he liked me 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 3. as thou didst deal with myf. so deal 
 Neh. 2. .3. the idace of my f.'s se|)ulchrc-s lieth waste 
 
 .5. send me to the city of my f.'s sepulchres 
 Job 17. 14. I said to corruption, thou art my f. 
 
 .34. + .36. my f. let Job be tried to the end 
 Psal, 27.10. when myf. and my mother forsake me 
 89. 26. he shall cry unto me, thou art my F. my G. 
 Prov. 4. .3. for 1 was 7wy/.’i-son, tender and beloved 
 Tsa. 8. 4. the child have knowledge to ciy’, myf. 
 Jer. 2. 27. saying to a stock, thou art myf. 
 
 3. 4. wilt thou not cry unto me, my F. ! 19. 
 
 20. 15. cursed be mail who brought tidings to myf. 
 Dan. 5. 13. whom myf. brought out of Jewry 
 Mat. 7. 21. he that doc'th the will ot' my J '. 12. 50. 
 
 I 8. 21. suft'er me to go and bury myf. Luke 9. 59. 
 
 10. .32. liim w ill I confess before my F. in heaven 
 1 .33. him will 1 also deny before my F. in heaven 
 
 1 11.27. are delivered to me of my F. Luke 10. 22. 
 I 15. 1.3. plant my heavenly F. hath not planted 
 I 16. 17. but my F. who is in heaven revealed it 
 
 FAT 
 
 Mat. 18. 10. their angeis behold the face of my F. 
 
 19. it shall be done of my I. who is in herivei: 
 
 .35. so shall my heavenly 7*'. also do unto you 
 
 20. 2.3. for whom it is preiiai ed of w// F. 
 
 24. .36. that day knoweth no man but my I', only 
 
 25. .34. the King shall say, comeye ble.ssed of my F. 
 
 26. 29. 1 drink it new w ith you in ./.y J '.'s kingdom 
 .39 my I . if it be possible, let this cup pass me 
 42. my F. if this cup may not pass, thy will be done 
 
 53. thinkest thou that I cannot imay to my If. ? 
 
 Luke‘I. 49. that 1 must be about my F.'s business 
 
 15. 17. how many hired serv. of my f. ha\'e bread i 
 
 18. I will arise, and go to my f. and will say,/. 
 
 16. 27. 1 pray thee, send him to my f.'s house 
 
 22. 29. as my F. hath ai)t)ointed unto me 
 
 £4. 49. 1 send the promise <)f my F. upon you 
 John o. 17. my ]•'. w orketh liitherto, and 1 work 
 4,3. 1 am come in my F.'s name, ye receive me not 
 6. .32. but my I', giveth you the true bread 
 65. none come to rne, except it be given of my F. 
 
 8. 19. Jesus said, ye neither know me, nor my F. 
 
 28. as my F. hath taught me, 1 speak these things 
 .‘>8. I siieak that which I have seen with my F. 
 
 49. but 1 honourF. and ye dishonour me 
 
 54. it is my F. that honoureth me, of whom ye say 
 10. 17. therefore doth my 1'. love me, because 
 
 18. this commandment have 1 received of my F. 
 25. works 1 do in my F.'s name bear witness of me 
 
 29. my F. w’hogave them me, is greater than all, 
 none is able to pluck them out of my F.'s iiand 
 
 30. I and my F. are one 
 
 .32. many good works liave T shew'ed from my F. 
 .37. if 1 do not the works of my F. believe me not 
 
 12. 26. if any serve me, him will my f. honour 
 1-4. 7. if kno\vnmc, should have known wy 7'’. also 
 
 12. greater works, because 1 go to my F. 16. 10. 
 
 20. at tliat flay ye s’hall know that I am in my F. 
 
 21. he that loveth me, shall he loved of my J '. £3. 
 28. 1 go to the Father, my F. is greater than I 
 
 15. 1. 1 am the vine, my F. is the hushamiman 
 
 8. herein is my F. glorified, that ye bear fruit 
 
 10. even as I have kept my F.'s commandments 
 15. all that I heard ot my F. 1 have made known 
 
 23. he that hateth me, hateth my F. also, 24. 
 
 18.11. the cup my F. hath given, shall I not drink it ? 
 20.17. touch not, for I am not y et ascended to my F. 
 
 say to them, 1 ascend to my F. and your Father 
 
 21. as my F. hath sent rne, even so send 1 you 
 Lev. 2. 27. even as I received of my F. 
 
 3.5. I will confess his name before my F. and angels 
 Our FA I 11 L.K. 
 
 Gen. 19. .31. ourf. is old \\ .32. make ojfr/. (Irink wine 
 
 31. 1. .lacohha'tli taken away all that is our f. 16. 
 
 42. 13. the youngest is this day' with our.f. 32. 
 
 43. 28. thy servaiit 07/)'is in good health 
 •4-1. 31. bring «7/ry'. with sorrow to the grave 
 
 Nuni.‘z‘i. 3. ourf. died in the wilderness, had no sons 
 4. why should the name of 077/' /. be done away ? 
 
 1 Chr. 29.10. blessed be thou, L. God of Isr. owrF. 
 Fa. 63. IG. doubtless, thou art our F. Abraham ig¬ 
 norant 
 
 64. 8. O Lord, thou art our F. we arc the clay 
 Jer. .35. 6. our f. commanded us to drink no wine 
 8. we have obeyed the voice of our f. 10. 
 
 Mat. 6. 9. our I. which art in heaven. Luke 11. 2 
 Mark 11. 10. blessed be tlie kingdom of ourf. David 
 Luke 1.7.3. the oath which he sware to ourf. Abrah. 
 
 3. 8. begin not to say, we have Abraliam to ourf. 
 John 4. 12. ai t thou greater than ourf:' 8. 53. 
 
 Acts 7. 2. the God of glory appeared to our f. 
 
 Horn. 1. 7. grace to you, and peace from God our F. 
 and the’I.ord .lesus Christ, 1 Cor. 1. 3. 2 Cor. 
 1. 2. 2 Tliess. 1. 2. 1 Tim. 1. 2. PhUern. 3. 
 
 9. 10. conceived by one, even by our f. Isaac 
 Gal. 1. 4. according to the will of God, and our F. 
 Eph .1.2. grace be to you, and peace from G. our F 
 
 and I.. Jes. Ch. Phil. 1. 2. Col. 1. 2. 1 Thess. 1.1, 
 Phil. 4.20. unto God tritr F. be glory' for ever, amen 
 
 1 Jhess. 1.3. in the sight of God and our F. 
 
 3. 11. now God our F. direct onr way unto y’ou 
 
 13. may stahli.sli you in holiness before G. wr F. 
 
 2 The.ss. 1.1. Paul 'unto the church in God our F. 
 
 2. 16. now God, even our ]•'. comfort your hearts 
 
 Their FATHER. 
 
 Gen. 9.2.3. Hhem and Japbet covered the nakedness 
 of their f. and saw not the nakedness of their f. 
 
 19. 3.3. they made their f. drink wine that night 
 .36. both /ot's daughters with child by’ their f. 
 
 37. 12. his brethren went to feed their f.'v tinck 
 E.vod. 2. 16. filled troughs to water thexr f.'s fiock 
 40.15. anoint them as thou didst anoint their f. 
 Kum. .30. 6. to the tribe of///e/r/'. sliall they marry 
 Jo.th. 19. 47. after Dan their f. Judg. 18. 29. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. they hearkened not to voice of their f. 
 
 10. 12. one of the same place said, who 'is their f.? 
 1 Kings 13. 11. the i>ropliet'3 sons told their f. 
 
 1 Chr.'l. 22. Ejihraim their f. mourned many days 
 
 24. 2. ISadab and Abihu died before their f. 
 
 2.5. 3. uiKler the hands of their f. Jeduthun, 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 3. their f. gave them great gifts 
 Job 42. 15. their f. gave them inheritance 
 
 Prov. .30. 11. there is a generation that curseth th.f. 
 Jer. 16. 7. cup of consolation to drink for their f. 
 .35.14. .lonadah's sons obeyed t. f.'s command. 16 
 J-'.zek. 22. 10. they <liscovered their f.'s nakedness j 
 Mat. 4. 21. in a ship with Zebedee their f. 
 
 22. they left shi[) and their f. and followed him 
 
 13. 43. righteous shall shine in kingdom of their f 
 
 J /y I A I liER. 
 
 Gen. 12. 1. I.ord said, get thee from thy f.'s house 
 
 27. 6. I heard //jy.f. speak to I sail thy brother 
 10. thou shall bring it to thy f. that he e.it 
 .38. 11. Judah saiil, remain a widow at MyJ'.'f house 
 46. 3. 1 am the God of thyf. fear not to go dowa 
 
 49. 25. by the God of thy f. who shall help thee 
 26. the blessings of thy f. have prevailed above 
 
 50. 16. thy f. commandcil before he died, saying 
 
 17. forgive the servants of the God of thy f. 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. honour thy /. and thy mother that thy 
 days may be long, / lent. 5. 16. Mat. 15.4. I 19.19. 
 Kum. 18. 2. thy brethren of the tribe of f/iy /. bring 
 Deut. 6. 3. as the God of thy f. promised thee 
 
 155 
 
FAT 
 
 Dent. C>. is not tie My A (hat bought thee P 
 7- ask and he will shew thee, thy elders 
 
 ‘J. li. how tl'OM hast left r//y/. anti mother 
 
 1 .''aw. 2(1. 1. and what is my sin before thy f. 'f 
 
 6. \it’>y f. at all miss me, then say, I)a\iff asked 
 
 2 ‘‘Sam. f). 21. the I .ord whicli chose me before thy f. 
 10. .‘h thinkest thou that David doth honour thy f 
 
 that he sent comforters to thee ' 1 Chroyi. fij. 3.' 
 16. ly. as 1 have served in thy f.'s liresence 
 
 1 11.12. I will notdo itibr David///?//>sake 
 
 12. 4. Mi//,made voke jjrievous, lo. 2 Chrun. 10 4 
 lo. It), there is a feagne betw. my father and thy j 
 20. ,3). the cities whicli my father t(;ok from thi// 
 
 2 3. 13. get thee to the iirophets of thy f 
 20. 5. thus saith the J.ord, the (iod of David thy f, 
 
 ~ ('/‘I’m. 21. 12. y.'a. .38 5 
 1 Uir. 28. 0. my son, know thou the Ood of thy ' 
 It'oo " ilt walk before me as thy t 
 Job 1;,. 10. are aged men much elder than thy j. 
 j rov. 1.8. heai’ the instriK tion oi thy f. 23. 22. 
 
 6. 20. my son, keep thy f.'s commandment 
 23. 2.0. M2//. and mother shall be glad, she rejoice 
 2<. 10. thine ovvn and thy f.'s friend forsake hot 
 j^a. 4.3. 27. thy lirst/. hath sinned against me 
 08. 14. teed tliee with the tieritage of .lacob thy f. 
 
 12. 6. houseot t.j. dealt treaclierously wifli thee 
 *2. 15. <iid not thjj j. ent, drink, and do iuiiijincnt 
 
 ±.ztk, 10.:^ ^//^'/. wasan Am()rito,motlierHn Iliftife 
 i4aw. 6. ] I. Ill the (laysof r/i./y/. the king, I say thy f. 
 
 18. (lod gave thy f. a kingdom and glory 
 J\]at.(). 4. thy / '. which seeth in secret, 6, 18. 
 
 6. sliut thy door, pray to thy J '. who is in secret 
 J\laik 7. 10. for Moses said, honour tin/ f. and ino- 
 ther, 1«. PJ. I,like 18. 20. I'ph. 6. 2. 
 J.vke 2. 48. thy j. and 1 sought thee sorrowing 
 lo. 27. and thy f. hath killed the fatted calf' 
 
 Ju/tn 8. ly. then said they' unto him, where is thv f 
 y<mr l••A'mER. " 
 
 Oew. 31. 6. w'lth all my power 1 have served yovr f. 
 'l.youi J. hath deceiveti me, and clianged my wa'>es 
 43.7^ IS yourf. alive have ye another brother 
 
 44. 17. as tor you, get you up in peace to yovr f 
 
 45. ly. take you waggons, hrmg yourf. and come 
 4J, z. sons ot .la.(*ob, hcark6n unto lsra.Gl yoiiv f 
 
 IH. because ye obeyed Jonadab yovT f 
 iza. 16. 45. mother an llittite, yovr f. an Aniorite 
 Mat.o. 16. may glority .ywry. who is in heaven 
 45. may be the children ot jymr f. in heaven 
 48. be ye perfect, as yovr K in heaven is perfect 
 t>. 1. otherwise ye have no reward of yovr F 
 
 8. your F. knoweth what things ve have need of 
 , before ye ask them, 32. Lvke 12. ,30 
 (f ys rorgiye,y(wr heavenly F. will forgive you 
 15. ir 3'C rorg^ive not, neither will yovr J\ tori*ive 
 in or. . your trespasses, il/a//f-11. 25yg_ 
 
 sparrow shall fall without yovr F. 
 OQ* 15' your F. that one perish 
 
 9. call no man yovr f. upon the earth, for one 
 
 or U which is in heaven 
 
 10 f^'^yemercitnl, asyovr F. also is merciful 
 
 Johy?f\ 3K^ pleasure to give you kingdom 
 
 Johni\. .38. ye do what ye have seen with yotir f 
 41. ye do the deeds of then said they to liim 
 
 4.. .Jes. said.it (lod wereyonr i'.ye would lo\ e me 
 44. ye are ot yourf. the devil, and the lusts of 
 
 on IT T 0= y® ‘lo, he was a murderer 
 
 20,17. 1 ascend to my b . aiifl yovr 1\ to my God 
 
 T’ J C A L I' A 1 III, KS. 
 
 ±AXoa. o. 14. these are the heads of their f.s' houses 25 
 
 in I ^ yitr.V,. 10,13,’28! 
 
 10.6. neither t!,y tather, nor thy/.E father have seen 
 20. .). visiting the iniquity ot the /. upon the 
 
 Dr / o( 14. 18. 7J67/r. 5. 9. 
 
 llett/. ^4. 16. they, shall not be put to death for the 
 T I cr. '’fin. t'Uf children for f. 2 Kivqs 14 6 
 ^ '*'S'liiined to set 
 
 I'n^oQ'^i' .'’0“se «nd riches are inheritance off. 
 r * I'® nursing f. and queens 
 
 shall tall on them, 13. 14 
 \\ gather wood,/, kindle the fire 
 
 eaten sour grapes, F.zek. 18. 2 
 
 47 ^ ihfr /• on children 
 
 not look back to their children 
 Ilf / i' *1^® in midst of thee 
 
 f hibir^® ^ nf the f. to the 
 
 To/,.,, - 00 children to their/. Lvke 1. 17. 
 
 John ,. 22. not bocaiise it is of Moses, but of the /. 
 
 o' 'nett, brethren, and/, hearken, 22. 1 
 
 13. 32. the promise which was made unto the /. 
 
 .3. the pel tect manner ot the law of the /' 
 
 Trw 4 ir "'® /- nf 'cliom Christ came 
 
 I'nce not many/. 
 
 if, /pP'oeoke not your children, Co/. .3. 
 to'n' spake 111 times past to the/. 
 
 1*. ^ liH-dy. ot our flesh who corrected us 
 
 1 lo/fw o’ asleep, all things continue 
 
 1 Jo/m 2. 13. 1 writ.^ unto you J. ye hav e known, 14 
 i>ee HiJiUKi). CniKi-. 
 
 , , ///.V FA I IlKIt.S. 
 
 1 A/wy.f 1 ). 12. he removed the idols his f. made 
 _ Aawy.v 12. 18. took the tilings /as f. had dedicated 
 
 If to ‘i^ne 
 
 FAT 
 
 2 Kinys 19. 12. have gods of the nations delivered 
 them myj. destroyed r 2 Chr. .32. 14. ha. .37. J2 
 7>. /■ .^nnw not what 1 awKviy f. have done 
 / .(a/. 39. 12. lor I am a soioiirner, as all my f. were 
 
 //crv21. 1 ). so worship I the Cod of my f. 
 
 Ca/. 1. 14. being zealous ot the traditions of my f 
 , Oar FA I I IKK S. 
 
 •/cw. 46. .34. fill now both we and also our f. 47. 3 
 ISum. 20. 15. how o,ir f. went down into Fgyiit 
 ‘>evt. .5. 3. lx)rd made not this covenant with ovr f 
 0. 23. land wnich he sware to our f 26 .3 15 
 26. 7. n led to the Codote?<r/. the l.ord’heard 
 "® P‘‘"®' n ot the altar ear/. made 
 -4. 1, brought our j. out ot the land of I '.gype 
 •lima. 6. 1.3. where he miracles which ear/. t(.ld of' 
 1 Fyii/s 8. .57. (<od he with us, as he was with vvr f. 
 
 •x\. his statutes, w hicli he coinnianded ear /’ 
 
 ^ htvf/s 22. 13. because ear/, have not hearkened 
 ^on’ff'}'' Oodote7ir/. look and rebuke it 
 
 ‘lb y"*; rwe «re so.iomners, as were all ovr f. 
 
 .u ■ y I ovr f. keep for ever in the 
 
 thoughf.s ot the heart of thy people, 2 C.'hr. 20. 6. 
 
 '^1 ■ wl’Ich thou gavest ear/. Neh. 9 30 
 29. 6. for ear./, have trespassed and done evi’l 
 9. tor lo, ovr J. have fallen by the sword 
 34. 2F ear/, have not kejit the word of the Ford 
 ]'• ''‘)f ^fter imr f. had provoked God 
 7- 27. blessed he the Lord Go(fofe7/r/. 
 
 7U' J■ -''®'‘t trespass 
 
 Neh. 9. 9. did.st see the aftiiction of ear /. in Egypt 
 
 proudly, and hardened their necks 
 / .m/. 22. If. our L trusted in thee, they trusted 
 44. 1. eary. liave told us what thou didst, 78 3 
 100. 0. we have sinned with ear/. and committed 
 i. onrj. understood not thy wonders in Egypt 
 7 ’'''I'®'’® Pi-aised thee 
 
 Per. 3. 24. shame hath devoured the labour of oar f 
 L). w e and our f. have not obeyed the voice 
 16. 19. surely ej7r/ have inherited lies, vanities 
 44. 1(. as we have done, we and ovrf our kin-'s 
 Faw.m7.eary. havesinned, and aienot,haveborne 
 Fa?i. 9. 8. contusion ot face belongeth to ovr f 
 16. tor our sins and the iniquities of o?/r / 
 
 V sworn to ovr f. from the days of old 
 IVtal. 2. 10. by profaning the covenant of our /' 
 
 Atat. 2.3. .30. if we had been in the days of our f 
 Luke 1. 55. ms he spake to ourf. to Abraham 
 72. to [lerfonn the mercy pioinised fo ovr f 
 John A. 20. car /, worsliipped in this mountain 
 o. .51. our j. did eat manna in the desert 
 gicrv.3.1.3. God of(777r/. hath glorified his .Son Tesus 
 2.0. ot the covenant w'hicli God made with our/ 
 
 5. .30. (>od otc?7r/. raised up .lesus, whom ye slew 
 7. 11. came dearth, our f. found no sustenance 
 1.5. .lacob went down and died, he and ovr f. 
 
 19. and evil entreated ourf. and cast out children 
 .58. this IS he which s|)ake in Sinai and with ourf 
 39. to w-hom car/, would not obey, but thrust 
 44. ovrj. had the tabernacle ot witness in wildern 
 .3. 17. God ot this people of Israel chose ovr f. 
 
 FAT 
 
 m nrt u E.I r "l yj. Hfiu (i(;ne 
 
 fcj'sook Loi'd (lod of his /. C Chroyi. 10 
 .3. ,32. according to all his f. had (lone, ,37. I 24. <) 
 
 “off of' a 1’ •’V''""'"' *‘'^® **‘® tHiriiing of his f. 
 
 28. 25. Ahaz luovoked the Lord God of his f. 
 
 tq' lo' ,P*'®P'“'®'I’ Ins heHi tto seek the God of his f. 
 33. 12 he humhied himself before God of his f. 
 "ino A O'® lifiieration of his f. 
 
 Tiff: I"!' of ' '® ot hh/. he remembered 
 
 ■Tt ,‘ 0 what his 1. have not done 
 
 '.JO "®'”‘®'' I'e regard tlieGod of his f 
 
 Ilf;:. T?'* ''"®'’'^ not shall lionour 
 
 - cis 1.5. 3b. i)a^ id was laid lohisj. saw corruption 
 z- ^ l A I IIEK.S. 
 
 fiU^.ined to the years of my f. 
 io\c " ' 1® my f. carry me out of Egypt 
 
 40 on ‘"‘'1'® my f. be named on them 
 
 myf. in the cave in field 
 
 fpr 1 am no better than my f. 
 
 3. give Hie inlientance of my f. to thee, 4. 
 
 15 b 
 
 ir iA -I • ‘OJ aci LiJUbti ^;7/r/. 
 
 of i ’■/ which ovrJ. nor we were able to bear 
 *b. 6. tor the hope of the promise made to ovr f. 
 28. 25 well spake Holy (.host by Esaias to our f. 
 1 Cor. 10. 1. all our f. were under the cloud 
 A7ojOf rrzM EA'J'HETFS. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 10. so David s/ept with his/. 11. 21 
 43. Solomon s/ept with his /'. 2 C/iron ' 9 3] 
 oi7r/Mliis/. 2 Kings 14.’"9 
 •A. Kehqboain s/ept with his/. 2 C/irun. 12. 16' 
 
 15. 8. A bijam s/ept with his /. 2 Chron. 14.~i 
 24. and Asa with his/. 2 Chron. ’l6. I3’ 
 
 of s/ept with fjl 28. Omri .Jept with f. 
 
 ^*. 40. Ahabj/. w.J. || 50. .lehoshapliat, 2 (Mr. "I 1 
 ~i, 2-f - .loram s/ept with bis/, jj lo. ,35. .'leh’u ’ 
 
 I']' to f.ii/i his/. II13. loash, 14.16. 
 
 ‘2. after fliat flie kwa .Jept trith f. 2 Chr "6 
 slept ivith his/. II 22. Menahem ’ 
 
 .58. .lotham s/ept with his/. 2 Chron. 27. 9. 
 
 16. 20. Aliaz .y/ept with bis/. 2 Chron. 28. 27. 
 b?' ?o' fI®2®i‘i^‘h .y/ept with his/. 2 C/iron. .32. .33 
 bl' M«nasseh .y/ept with his/. 2 Chron. 33. 20. 
 ~4. 6. .lehoiakiin s/ept with his/. 
 
 Chrojt. 26. 23. Xjzzmh slept xvith Iiis f, 
 
 „ ^ 7'/(o/r EA I HERS, 
 
 r 1.’ f-fhattlie God of their f. hath appeared 
 b. 14. beads of their J. 25. Josh. 14. 1. I 19 51 I 01 
 
 T. or A • 24. I 7..2, 7. I 8. 6. I 9. 9, h'. 
 
 An niiquity ot their j. shall [tine away 
 
 40. u li)ey confess the iniquity /. 
 
 Klim. 11. 12. the land thou swafest to give to their f 
 14. 23. Feut. 10. 11. | 31. 20. Josh. 1. 6.’ 
 I_0. 6. I 21. 4.3, 44. Jer. 32. 22. 
 
 'p-1'^'’® forsaken the covenant of their f. 
 'on‘\F V*'®" y®"® children ask their f.il], 
 j'i n' ®'‘®h one a heail of the house of their f. 
 
 V ^P-.'hat generation were gatliered fo their f 
 12. they forsook the Lord God of t/ieir f. 
 in '.U turned out of the way their f. walked in 
 I t. they corrupted tliemselves more than their /'. 
 
 iny covenant w hich I commanded their f. 
 
 -2. It they keep way of Lord, as t/ieir f. kept it 
 ,5. 4. with he conmianded their f. by Moses 
 1 Yi 2K('/.s-8. 34. and bring them again to the land 
 thou gavest to their f. 48. 2 C/tron. 6. 25, 38. 
 9- who brought forth their f. out of Egypt 
 14. lo. out ot the land which' he gave fo their f 
 00 .. 11 h<ings 21. 8. Jer. 16. 15.1 24. lb! 
 
 ^ provoked above all that their f. had done 
 T y-lii'js .1.15. since day theirf. came out of 1 gn-pt 
 ^i'® bou.se of their f. increased greatly 
 n,T'n P.^I'Sgressed against the 'God of t/ieir f. 
 oV-'/ blessed the God of their f. and bowed down 
 .(’Od of their f. 24. 24. | 28. 6. 
 |.V in ®^"’® t'/sacrilice to the God of their f. 
 
 L5. 18. they relied on the I ord God of t/ieir f. 
 
 14. 4. commanded foseek God of t/ieir f. 15. 12. 
 o' ■ ixoiight them back to the God of t/,eir f. 
 
 -(). 3.3. not prepared their hearts to God of their f. 
 on'' trespassed against the (3od of Mc/r / 
 22. making contession to the God of their f. 
 
 34. .32. according to the covenant of God of'their f. 
 
 ‘‘’I'‘’Wing Lord the God of thnrf. 
 36. 15. (jod of their J. sent by his messengers 
 ^oF 9-2. yontessed sins and iniciuities of theirf. 
 
 into tile iaiui thou proniisedst to their / ^ 
 
 1 r P,'^®P^''‘f ‘'’y&elt lo the search ol their f 
 
 lo. 18. which wise men have told from ,/,eir'f 
 J sa/. 78. 8. and might not he as their f. a sruhborn 
 12. inarvelloiis things did he in siglit of their f 
 0 (. they dealt unfaithfully like their /. 
 
 J roi. IT 6. and the glory of children are their f. 
 
 I '®'' '''® iniqui‘y of their f. 
 
 Jer. (. 26. they did worse than t/ietrJ. 
 
 ‘J. 14. after Baalim, which their f. taiiglit them 
 J, •A'" ’®'" ,^'‘®y.»‘>r their f. have known. 19, 4 . 
 q'i'- jn'’^' ® niy name 
 
 . 51 . J.. 1 will make anewcoveriant,not acccrdin"to 
 
 covpant I made, with t/ieir /. 11. 10. Jieh 8^9 
 pO. 7 .have sinned against I ord, the hope of their ' 
 A.^L2 .3. they and theirf. havetransgres4d '* 
 
 5. 10. the fathers shal l eat sons, and sons ear theirf 
 
 n. lliem to kiiow abominations of 7 
 
 24. their eyes were alter their f. idols 
 
 /Law 2. 4. their lies, after which t/ieir f. walked 
 A ."i®.'’®i‘''t of the children to their f. 
 
 J.ukj 6. 2.5. tor in like manner did t/ieit f. ’’ 
 26. for so did their J. to thfe tal.se prophets 
 ,, , 7/(y I'A'lllER.^^. 
 
 ifCti, 15. 15. thou siialt no to thy f. in peace 
 49. 8. Y//y /. children shall bow down hetbre thee 
 Fxod. 1.3. J. info land w hich he sware to thv f 11 
 
 f J*?- I 7- 12. 1.3. 18. 18. I 9. 5 . f 
 13 1(. I 19. 8. I 28. II. I 29. 1.3.1 30. 20. 
 
 A.',; 'f. P‘’ssess it, as God of thy f. said 
 
 4. 31. ntir forget the covenant of thy f. he sw are 
 .5(. and because lie loved thy f. lo. ]5. 
 
 8. .5 humbled thee and fed tbee with manna which 
 
 10 '^®®,^'*®7est not, neither did tl,yf. know, 16. 
 
 10. 22 My/. went into Egy. w itI, seventy jiersons 
 
 I' ,*'’® f’od of t/iy f. giveth thee 
 
 13. 6. other gods thou nor t/iyf. know n, 28. 64. 
 
 ® "'® which lie promised thv f. 27 3 
 
 a nation thou nor thy f. have known 
 .30. j. oothee good and multiply fhee above t/iy f 
 
 9. reioice over thee, as he rejoiced over thy j. 
 
 .51. 16. thou Shalt sleep with thyf. 2 Kam 7 1" 
 
 1 Kings 13. 22. shall not come fosepiiichre of thyf. 
 
 ~of on'* r^' n ■ ®P'’® o^nried away 
 
 22. 20. 1 will gather thee to thyf. 2 C/ir. 34 
 
 1 C/,ron. 17. 11. thou must go to lie with My ff 
 *')® of Ihe records of thy f. 
 n'" ■ if If instead of My/, shall be thy children 
 T " q'i'L' 'u •''®'’'®''® not file land mark My/. set 
 Jfr. .34. 5. burned with the burnings of thv f 
 Acts 7. 32. I am God of thyf. the G. of Abraham 
 rrwr l A 1 HER.S. 
 
 Gen 48. 21. shall bring you to the land of yovr f. 
 Lxoci. 1.3 the (lOd ot yovr f. hatli sent me. Ihut 
 XJ* I 4. ]. Jfish. 18. 3. 2 Chrrn. 28. 0. I ^0 5 
 
 A7(7a. .32. 8. Ihusdidyryr/. Ac//. 1.3. 18. 
 
 14. behold ye are risen up in y„vrf. stead 
 Deut. 1. 8. pos_se.ss the and the l.ord sware toy,T(r 
 
 qo 17 c, A 7. I 1 • I 1 ’ ■ 9. 21. Judg. 2. 1. 
 Z“/ ®^®i"''’®®‘J fp g<5(fs w horn your f. feared not 
 
 Josh 24. 2. yourf. dwelt on the other side the flood 
 
 6. 1 brought yi.yr/. oiitot Egvpt, I'.gv ot in rsued 
 
 14. put away the gods which 'your f. s'erved 
 
 10. whether the gods which yovr f. served 
 
 1 6am. 12. 7. acts the l.ord did to you and yovr f. 
 f.yimrf. cried, the I ord brought forth yourf 
 lo. the hand ot the l ord against you as ag vour f 
 <1 Kings 17. 1.3. the law which 1 cmimandedyX/! 
 
 'p-.'i-''* y®. not ag. the God ofynirf 
 30. t be not likeyowr / and brethren, 8. Zech. 1. D 
 33. 8. remove out ot the land at>pointed tovvevr f 
 Lyra 8. 28 tree-will offering to the God of lour f. 
 
 JO. 11.make confession to the God of year /. 
 lsa/.95. 9. when yourf. tempted me, Heh 0, 0 
 Jsa. bo. (. your and the iniquities of y^a/r A to-'eth 
 f 'I'l iniquity have ytvrf. found in me '* 
 
 3. R). ahall come to the land 1 have given toyovrf 
 (. (. (1 well in the land I gave fo yi j/r 7 . ] 4 | 0.3 30 
 
 I 25. 5. 1,35. 15. F.zek. 20. 42. | 36. 28.’| 47! 'iL 
 22. I .spakenottoyayr/. inihedav I brought them 
 ro. Since the day yourf. came forth out of Egypt 
 11.4. which I commanded ytmr f. 17. 22. 
 
 7. for 1 earnestly protested unto y,vrf.’ 
 
 16. 11. because yi f/r 7. have forsaken me 
 
 12. done woise than yourf |l 13. ve nor yovr f 
 .54. 1.3. I made a covenant wifhyd/r /. in the (lay 
 14. hut yourf. hearkened not nnlome 
 44.3. w hom they knew not, neither thev noryry/-7. 
 
 J, have ye tor^’often the wickedness of ym/r f\ ? 
 
 10. Ill iny statutes I set before veu and your f 
 21 the incense ve, yourf. and kings, burn 
 i-.icX-. 20. 18. w alk ye not in the statutes of yovr f. 
 -(.in this ye7(;_7. have blasphemed me 
 
 f.i ® y** polluted after the manner ofy(»(r 7. ^ 
 
 .>b like as I pRaded with yevrf so with vo’u 
 .57. shall dw ell m the land w herein.y.wr 7. dwelt 
 
 v"/'i‘’'«‘1' 1.®'',"- yf"’’/-. «s the first rijie ot flg free 
 Joel \, hath this been in the (lavs ot\vc7/r f, ? 
 
 Aech. 1.2. the l ord hath been displeased' with v<'vrf, 
 
 4. be not asyovr f. WK.yimrf. where are they.' 
 
 6. did not my words fake hold ofy(,?(r 7. ' 
 
 8. 14. when yo«r/. piwoked me to wratli 
 
 ri, ‘ ;!‘o ‘ ymii'f- are gone a wav 
 
 .1/at. 2.1. .32. fill ye np then the measure of y( «;' 7. 
 Kvke 11. 4(. ot prophets, and yowr/. killed them 
 48. ve w itness that ye allow the deeds of ymr f. 
 
 John t). 49. yovrf. did eat manna and are dead 
 08. not asyovr f. did eat manna and are dead 
 ‘ y® i'®S'st Holy (’host as year/, did. so ve 
 1 iL.", Proph. have not .year f. persecuted ’ 
 
 1 1 et. 1. 18. leceived by tradition from yovr f 
 ^ . I’A'I H ER I.E.s.S. •' 
 
 F.xod. 22. 22. ye shall not afflict any 7. child 
 71*^' ^'’''®s shall be widows, and children 7. 
 
 ULVt. 10. lb. lie doth execute the judgment of the/. 
 r i. CL widow, Psa/. 82. .3. ha. 1. I7. 
 
 1 ‘G y® ‘’'■er'viielm the/, and dig a pit 
 22. 9. the arms of the/, have been broken 
 24. 3. they drive away the ass of the f 
 
 11 
 
FAF 
 
 FE A 
 
 FE A 
 
 Job 24. 9. ihey pluck the/, from the breast 
 2y. 12. tecause 1 delivered the poor and the/. 
 
 .'ll.’ 17. eaten alone, and /. hath not eaten thereof 
 'oi. if 1 have lifted up my hand asiainst the/. 
 
 J'la/. 10. 14. thou art the heli)er ot tliey. 
 
 18. to judge the/. and the opi'i essed 
 68. 5. a. father ot the /. a judae ot the widows 
 109. y. let his children be /. his wife a widow 
 
 12.' nor let any favour his/. children 
 Prov. 28. 10. enter not into tlie lields of the /. 
 
 Jsa. 1. 2.8. they judge not the /’. Jer. 5. 28. , 
 
 y. 17 . the Lord siiall not have mercy on llieir/. 
 
 10. 2. widows their prey, that they may rob the/. 
 Jer. 4y. 11. leave tliychildren, 1 will preserve 
 Lam.b.%. we are orphans and/. cur mothers widow's 
 Ezek. 22 . 7 . in thee have they vexed the/, and widow 
 Jlos. 14. 3. for m thee the/, lindeth mercy 
 Mai. 3. 5. a w itness against those that opiiress the/. 
 Jam. 1. 27 . pure religion is to visitthe/. and widows 
 FAl llERLivSS, with strawjer. 
 
 Deut. 14.29. the stranqer. and the /. and the widow 
 shall come and eat, 24. 19. 20, 21. 1 26. 12, 13. 
 16. 11. the siramjer an<l /. rejoice with thee, IL 
 24. 17 . nor pervert judgment of stranger nor ,/. 
 
 27 19. cursed that perverts judg. oi stranyer f. 
 
 Psal. 91. 6. they slay the stranyer-Aw\ murder the/. 
 146. 9 . the Lonl preserveth the strangers and /’. 
 
 Jer. 7. 6. if ye oppress not the stranger, the /. 
 
 and the widow, 22. 3. '/.ech. 7 . 10. 
 FA'L'HOMS. 
 
 Acts 27 .28. they found it tw enty /. again fifteen /. 
 FALLING. 
 
 Ifa.11.6. the calf, the young lion, and the/, together 
 FALLINGS. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 9 . Saul spared Agagand the best ot the/. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 13. David sacrificed oxen and/. 
 
 Psal. 66.15.1 will otter to thee burnt sacrifices of/. 
 E.zek, 39 . 18. all of them /'. of Eashan 
 Mat. 22. 4. my oxen and my /. are killed, all ready 
 
 FA I N ESS. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 28. God give thee of the/. of the earth 
 39. thy dwelling shall be tlie /. ot the eai th 
 Bent. 32. 15. thou art thick and covered with /. 
 
 Judy. 9 . 9. the olive-tree said, should I leave rny/. 
 Job 15. 27 . because he covereth his face with his/. 
 36 16. that set on thy table should be tull of/. 
 Psal. 36. 8. shall be satisfied with the /. ot thy house 
 63. 5. my soul be satisfied as with marrow and/. 
 65. 11. thou crownest year, all thy paths drop/ 
 
 73 . 7 . eyes stand out with /. have more than wish 
 109. 24. knees are weak, my tiesh taileth ot/. 
 
 Isa. 17 . 4. once the/. of his fiesh shall w-ax lean 
 34. 6. the sword of the Lord is made tat with/. 
 
 7 . their dust shall be made fat with/. 
 
 65. 2. and let your soul delight itself in /. 
 
 Jer. 31. 14. 1 will satiate the soul of priests with/. 
 Eom. 11. 17 . W'ith them partakestof/. ot the olive 
 FALS. 
 
 Joel 2. 24. the /. shall overflow with w’ine and oil 
 3.13. for the press is full, the/, overflow 
 FAILED. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 23. ten oxen, beside harts, and f. fowl 
 Jer. 46. 21. her hireti men are like/, bullocks 
 See Galk. 
 
 FALLER, see Countgnances. 
 I'AL'rESL. 
 
 Psal. 78. 31. the wrath of God slew the/, of them 
 Ban. 11.24. shall enter on /. places of the province 
 FAULi, 8. 
 
 Gen. 41. 9. butler said, I remember my .f. this day 
 Exod. 5. 16. but the /. is in thine own people 
 Bent. 25- 2. cause to be beaten according to his/. 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 3. and 1 have found no/, in him 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 8. thou chargest me this day with a/. 
 Psal. 19. 12. cleanse thou me from secret/. 
 
 59 . 4. they run and prepare without my/'. 
 
 Ban. 6. 4. they could find no occasion or,/ in him 
 ]\lat. 18. 15. it thy brother trespass, tell him his/. 
 ]\lark 7 . 2 . eat with unwashen hands, they found/. 
 Lnke 23. 4. Pilate said, chief priests and people, 1 
 find no f. in this man, 14. Ju/tn 18. .38. I 19. 4, 6. 
 Rom. 9 . 19 . thou wilt say, why doth he yet find/, f 
 I Cor. 6. 7 . now there is utterly a/, among you 
 Gal.(). 1. if a man be overtaken in a/, restore him 
 lleh. t?. 8. for, finding /. with them, he saith, behold 
 9. t 14. who ottered himself w’ithout./'. to God 
 Jam. 5.16. confess your /. one to another, pray one 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 20. if when ye buffeted tor your/'. 
 
 Rev. 14. 5. are without/, before the throne of God 
 FAULFLESS. 
 
 Ileh. 8 . 7 . if the first covenant had been,/ then 
 Jude 24. him that is able to present you/. with joy 
 FA DLL Y. 
 
 Knm.35. 131. no satisfaction for a murderer,/ to die 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 13. the king doth speak as one which is /'. 
 lios. 10. 2. heart divided, now shall they be found/'. 
 
 FAVGUR. 
 
 Gen. 39. 21. gave .Joseph / in the sight of the keeper 
 Exod. 3. 21. 1 will give this people/'. in sight of the 
 Egyptians, shall not go emidy, 11. 3.1 12. .36. 
 Bent. 28. 5U. which shall not shew / to the young 
 .33. 23. he said, O Naphtali, satisfied with/. 
 
 Josh. 11. 20. and that they might have no/. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 26. Samuel w’as in /. with Lord and men 
 Job 10. 12. thou hast granted me life and,/'. 
 
 Psal. 5. 12. with /. wilt compass him as with a shield 
 30. 5. his /. is life, weeping may endure for a night 
 7 . by thy /.thou hast made my mountain to stand 
 
 44. 3. because thou hadst a /. unto them 
 
 45. 12. even the rich shall entreat thy /. 
 
 89. 17 . in thy /. our horn shall be exalted 
 106. 4. remember me with the/', thou bearest thine 
 112. 5. a good man sheweth /. and lemlcth 
 119. 58. I entreated thy/, with my whole heart 
 
 Prov. 11. 27 . he that seeketh good procureth /. 
 
 13.15. good understanding giveth/. 
 
 14. 9 . but among the righteous there is/. 
 
 35. the king's /'. is toward a wise servant 
 16. 15. his/. is as a cloud of the latter rain 
 
 19. 6. many will entreat the /. of the prince 
 12. the king’s /. is as dew upon the grass 
 £1.10. his neignbour findeth no/, in his eyes 
 
 Prov. 22.1. loving/, rather to be chosen than silver 
 29. 26. many seek the ruler's/'. 
 
 .31. .30./. is deceitful, and beauty is vain 
 Eccl. 9. 11. race not to switt, nor/, to men of skill 
 Jsa. 26. 10. let /'. be shewed to the wicked 
 
 27 . il. he who formed them will shew them no/. 
 60 10. but in my /'. have 1 had mercy on thee 
 
 Jer 16 . 13. a land, where 1 will not shew you/. 
 31.19. and with/, will 1 lead them 
 Dati. 1. 9. God had brought Daniel into ,/ and love 
 Lnke 2. .52. .lesus increased in/', with God and men 
 Acts 2. 47 . praising (iod, having,/ with all people 
 7 . 10. God gave ,51oses/'. in sight of Pharaoh 
 25. 3. tlie higli priest desired/', against him 
 Lmd, or fotind, FA VO fill. 
 
 Gen. 18. 3. if now i have found /. in thy sight, 
 30. 27 . Kum. 11. 15. 1 Sam. 20. 29. 
 Neh. 2. 5. Lsth. 5. 8. I 7. 3. 1 8. 5. 
 Nnm. 11. 11. and wherefore have I not fmtidj.? 
 Dent. 24.1. it come to pass she/ind no/, m his eyes 
 Ruth 2. 13. let mo find /'. in thy sight, my lord 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 22. David liath/oi/wrf/'. in my sight 
 25. 8. let the young men jind f. in tliy sight 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 25. if I shall /dt //. in eyes of the Lord 
 1 Kings 11. 19. lladad fovno f. in sight of Pharaoh 
 Prov. 3. 4. so shalt thou/'«//. in the sight ot God 
 
 28. 23. shallmore/, than he that tlattcreth 
 Cant. 8. 10. 1 was in hi's eyes as one tt\At found f. 
 Lnke 1. 30. fear not, for thou hast//a?!^,/ with G. 
 Acts 7. 46. David found /'. before God, and desired 
 
 Obtain, or obtained, FA VOL R^ 
 
 Esth. 2. 15. now F,sther obtained f. 17- 1 
 Prov. 8. .35. whoso findeth me, sliall obtain J. of Lord 
 12. 2. a good man obtaincth f. ot the Lord 
 18. 22. whoso findeth a wife, obtaincth f. of Lord 
 FA VO UR. 
 
 1 Sam. 29 . 6. nevertheless, the lords/, thee not 
 
 Psal. .35. 27 . be glad, that/, my righteous cause 
 102 . 13. the time, the set time to / her is come 
 14. for thy servants/', the dust thereof 
 109 12 . nor let anv to /. his fatherless children 
 FAVOURABLE. 
 
 Judy. 21. 22. be/', unto them for our sakes 
 Job33. 26. shall pray, and God will be/', unto him 
 Psal. 77 . 7 . will the L. cast otf, and be/, no more 
 85. 1. Lord, thou hast been /'. to thy land 
 FAVOURED. 
 
 Gen. 29. I 7 . Tlachel was beautiful and well-/. 
 
 .39. 6. Joseph was well-,/ l| 41. 2. kme well /. 18. 
 
 41. .3. out of the river ill /, kine, 4,19, 21,27. 
 
 Prov. 21.110. his neighbour is not/, in his eyes 
 La.m. 4.10.1.ord divided them, tliey/'. not the elders 
 Dan. 1. 4. children well-/, and skilful in all wisdom 
 Kah. 3. 4. the whoredoms of the well-/', harlot 
 Luke 1. 28. hail, thou art highly /. I.ord with thee 
 Lvil-\'i\ VO U R ED N ESS. 
 
 Beut. 17 . 1. any bullock wherein is any evil-f. 
 FAVOUIlESl. 
 
 Psal. 41. 11. by this I know that thou./ me 
 80 f 2. oreser\ e my soul, for I am one whom thou/. 
 
 FAVOUP.E'l'lL , , ^ 
 
 2 Sam. 20.11. he that/. Joab, let him go alter Joab 
 FEAR., 
 
 Fear is a passion, implanted in nature, that causes 
 a flight from an approaching evil, either real or 
 imafjtuaiy• Ihe tear ot God in eithcv \\\yi\\ o) 
 servile. The filial fear of God is a holy dij^c- 
 tion, or gracious habit u'rought in the soul by 
 God, Jer. 32. 40. ■whereby it is inclined and 
 enabled to obey all God's commandments, even 
 the most di.fficult, Gen. 22. 12. Eccl. 12. 13. and 
 to hate and avoid evil, Neh. 5. 15. Prov. 8. 13. 
 
 116. 6. Slavish fear is the consequence of guilt; 
 it i.s a judicial impYessiou fi'oni the sad thoughts 
 of the provoked Ma.jesty of heaven ; it is an alarm 
 within, that disturbs the rest of a sinner; thus 
 Felix feared. Acts 24. 25. Though this fear be 
 in wicked men, yet, through the mercy and gr'ace 
 of God, it often proves a preparative to faith, 
 Acts 2. . 37 . Rom. 8. 15. 
 
 Fear is likewise used for the object of fear. 
 it is said, the fear of Isaac, to describe the God 
 whom Isaac feared, Gen. .31. 42. Except the fear 
 of Isaac had been with me, surely thou hanst 
 sent me away now empty. And in Prov. 1. 2o. 
 
 I will mock when your fear cometh ; that is, the 
 calamity you feared. Ood says^ that he will seud 
 his fear before his people; that is, a terror 
 wrought by him, in order to terrify and destroy 
 the inhabitants of Canaan, t.xod. 2.3. 2j. 
 
 Fear is put for the whole worship oj God, in 1 sal. 
 34. 11. I will teach you the fear of the Lord, i 
 will teach you the true and principal way of wor¬ 
 shipping and serving God with_ his acceptation, 
 and to your own salvation. It is likewise put for 
 the law and word of God, Psal. 19. 9. 1 he fear 
 
 of the Lord is clean, eiKluring for ever. Ihe 
 law is so called, because it is the object, the cause, 
 and the rule, of the grace of holy fear. 
 
 Cjcii. 9. 2. the /. of you shall be on every beast 
 31. 42. except the / of Isaac had been with me 
 53. Jacob sware by the/', of his father Isaac 
 P.xod. 15.16../ and dread shall fall upon them 
 23. 27 . I will senit my / before thee, and destroy 
 Deut 2 25. I w ill put t'he /. of thee on the nations 
 11. 25. the Lord shall lay the/, of you on the land 
 1 Chron. 14.17. l ord brought/, ot him on nations 
 Ezra 3. 3. /. was on them because ot the people 
 Keh. 6. 14. think on them that put me in /. 19. 
 Esth. 8. 17 . the /. of the Jews fell upon them, 9. 2. 
 9. 3. because the /. of Mordecai fell on them 
 Job 3. -t 25. I feared a/. and it came upon me 
 4. 6. is not this thy /. thy contiflence, thy hope ? 
 14./. came upon me and trembling 
 6. 14. he forsaketh the /. of the Almighty 
 9. 34. and let not his/, terrify me 
 15. 4. yea, thou castest off/. and restrainest prayer 
 
 21. 9. houses safe from/, nor rod of God on them 
 
 22. 10. snares round about, sudden /troubleth thee 
 25. 2. dominion and/', are with him, makes peace 
 39 22. he mocketh at / and is not affrighted 
 
 Psal. 3.7. in thy/, will 1 wor.ship toward thy temple 
 
 Psal. 9.20. put them in/. O I.ord, that nations may 
 14.5. there were they in great/. God is in generat, 
 31. 11. and I was a /. to mine accjuaintance 
 
 1.3. /. was on every side, they took counsel ag. me 
 48. 6./. took hold upon them there, and pain 
 
 53. 5. there were they in/, where no/', was 
 64. 1. preserve my life from/, ot the enemy 
 90 . 11 . according to thy/, so is thy wrath 
 105. 3B. for the /'. of them fell upon them 
 119 . 38. thy servant, w ho is devoted to thy f. 
 
 Prov. 1. 26. I w ill mock when your/', cometh 
 
 27 . w'hen your/'.cometh as desolation and destruc. 
 .33. and shall be quiet from /'. of evil 
 
 3. 25. be not afraid of sudden/', nor desolatiori 
 10. 24. the /'. of the wicked shall come upon him 
 
 20. 2. the /'. of a king is as tlie roaring of a lion 
 
 29. 25. the /. of man bringeth a snai^e 
 
 Cant. 3. 8. hath his sword because of,(. in the night 
 Jsa. 7. 25. there shall not come the /'. of briers 
 
 8. 12. neither fear ye their/', nor be afraid 
 
 13. the I.ord, let him be your/, and your dread 
 
 14.3. the Lord shall give thee rest from thy/. 
 
 21.4. the night of pleasure be turned into/', tome 
 24. 17 ./'. and the pit, and the snare are uiion thee 
 
 18. that fleeth from /'. shall fall, Jer. 48. 44. 
 
 29 .13. their /'. toward me is taught by men 
 63. 17 . and hardened our heart from thy/. 
 
 Jer. 2. 19. an evil thing, that my/', is m.t m thee 
 6. 25. the sword and/. is on every side,Q0. 10. 
 20 . 43 . Lord hath called thy name/', round about 
 3\). 5. we haie heard a voice of/, not of iteace 
 .32. 40. but 1 will put my /. in their hearts 
 48. 43./'. and the j)it shall be upon thee, O 'Moab 
 
 49.5. behold, I will bring a/, upon thee,saith L. 
 24./. hath seized on Damascus, anguish and sorr. 
 29 . they shall cry to them,/, is on every side 
 
 Earn. 3. 47. f. and a snare is come upon us 
 Ezek. 21. + 15. /'. of the sword against their gates 
 
 30. t 4. great/', shall be in Ethiopia 
 
 13. I will put a/. in the land of Egypt 
 Mai. 1. 6. if 1 be a master, where is niy /. ? 
 
 Luke 1 .12. when /achariassaw' him,/, fell upon him 
 03. f. came on all that dwelt round about them, 7 , 
 16. Acr.?2.43. 15. .5,11.1 19 . 17 . Rer.lLll. 
 
 3. f 14. he said to the soldiers, put no man in /. 
 
 Rom. 13. 7 . render /. to wliom/. is due 
 
 1 Cor. 2. .3. 1 w as w ith you in weakness and m/. 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 11. what f. I what vehement desire ! 
 
 2 Tim. 1 . 7 . God hath not given us the spirit of/. 
 
 Col. 2. f. 1. ye knew what great/. 1 have tor you 
 Dell. 2.15. and deliver them w ho thro’/, ot death 
 12. 28. may serve God with reverence and godly/. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 17 . pass the time of your sojourn, here in/. 
 
 3.15. give an answer with meekness and/. 
 
 1 John\. 18. no /'. in love, but love casteth out/. 
 
 Lor FEAR. 
 
 Deut. 28. 67. for the /. wherewith thou shalt fear 
 Josh. 22. 24. have not rather ilone it/«/ /'. ot thing 
 Judg. 9 . 21. dwelt for f. of Abimelech his brother 
 
 1 8am. 21.10. Dav. arose, fled that day/w/. of Saul 
 
 2.3. 26. David made haste to get aw'ay/or/. ot Saul 
 Job 22. 4. will he reprove thee/hr/, ot thee ? 
 
 Isa. .31. +8. they shall flee/er/'. ot the sw'crd 
 
 9. he shall pass over to his strong hold/or/. 
 
 Jer. .35. 11./or /'. of the army ot the Chaldeans 
 . 37 .11. army broken up/or/, of Eharaoh’s army 
 41. 9 . which Asa had made for f. ot Raasha 
 AO. 3. for f. was round about, saith the Lord 
 50.16./or/, of the oppressing sword they return 
 Mai. 2. 3. for the /'. wherewith he teared me 
 Mat. 14. 26. the disciples cried out/or/. 
 
 28. 4. /or /'. of him the keepers did shake 
 Luke 21.26. men’s hearts failing them/or/. 
 
 John 7. 13. no man spake openly for f. ot the Jew's 
 
 19. .38. a disciple, but secretly/or/. ot the Jews 
 
 "b 10 disciples were assembled/or/, ot the Jews 
 
 Rev. i8. 10. afar off/or/', of her torment, 15. 
 Fi'./AR of God. 
 
 Gen. 20.11. surely the/. of God is not in this place 
 o Sam. 23. .3. must he just, ruling in the/', of God 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 29 . the /. of God was on all kingdoms 
 A'f?//. 5. 9. ought ye not to walk in the/', of God? 
 
 15. but so did not I, because of the/, of God 
 Psal. 36. 1. there is no /. of God before his eyes 
 Rom. .3. 18. there is no /'. of God before their eyes 
 2 Cor. 7. 1. iierfecting holiness in the/', of God 
 Eph. 3. 21. submitting one to another in/, of God 
 F liA R of the Lot d. 
 
 Sam.'D. 7 . /. of lord fell on people, 2 Chr. 17.10. 
 2 Chr. 14.14. the f. of the i.ord came upon them 
 19 7 let the/'. 0 / the I.ord be upon you, take heed 
 9. thus shall ye do, in the/', of the I..ord, taithfully 
 ,/’eZi28.28. toman he said, the/. <>/ Eorrf is wisdom 
 Psal 19 9 . the/. e//vuv/isclean, enduring forever 
 .34 il.' children, 1 will teach you the/', of the Lord 
 111 19. /. of the Lord is the beginning ot w isdo.m 
 Prov. 1 . 7 . /'. of Ld. beginning of know ledge, 9. 10. 
 
 29 . awl did not choose the/, of the I.ord 
 2. 3. then shalt thou understand the/, oj the Lord 
 8. 13. the /'. of the Lord is to hate e\ il 
 
 10 ‘'’7 the f. of the Lord prolongeth days 
 
 14. 26. in the /'. of the lAird is strong ccnifidence 
 27 .'the f. of the I.ord is a fountain ot life 
 
 15. 16. better is a little w ith the/', of the I ord 
 33. the /. of the Lord is the instruction ot w isdoin 
 
 16 6 by tlie /'. of the I.ord men depart troni evil 
 19 «3 the f. of the Lord tendeth to lile 
 22. 4. by th'e/. of the Dud are riches awl honour 
 2 . 3 . 17 . be thou in the/, of the I.ord all tlav I'lng^ 
 Isa. 2 . 10 . hide thee in the dust tor/.// the Lou 
 19 they shall go into caves lor/, oj the Dud 
 
 21.’ to go into clefts of rocks for /, of the. Lord 
 
 11 2 spirit of knowledge, and ot the/.*/ the Ld. 
 3. of quick understawiing in the./', of the lAtrd 
 
 33 6 the /'. of the lend is his treasure 
 'lets 9 .31. w alking in /'. of the Lord and comfort 
 Pith FEAR. 
 
 Psal. 2. 11. serve the Lord with f. and lejoice 
 Jonah I. 7 10. then were the men ntth pneat/'. 
 Mat. 28. 8. ibe.N departed with f. and gi e.it joy 
 Luke 5. 26. and tliey were all filled a J</i/. 
 
 8. 37 . tlie Gadaiciies were taken with gieat/. 
 
 167 
 
FE A 
 
 2 _Cor._ 15. how Ti it/i f. you received him 
 
 d. 5. obedient to masters atrA /. and tremldintr 
 J^/u/. a. VJ. work out salvation j. and trembling 
 Heh. 11.7. >ioah moved uith f. prepared an ark 
 ] Pet. 2. Id. servants, be subjectto masters zcuh f. 
 
 3. 2. behold your chaste conversat. coupled wit/if. 
 Jude 23. ail'd otliers save zeith f. pulling them out 
 IVuhout h'EAli. 
 
 Job .39. IC. her labour is in vain zoithout f. 
 
 41. 33. theie is not his like, who is nvAdu-without f 
 Luke 1. 74. fiiat we might serve him wu/wzit f. 
 
 1 Vor. 16. 10. that he may be with you without f. 
 Phil. 1. 14. are bold to speak the word without /. 
 Jude 12. they least, feeding themselves -without f 
 
 lEAR.S. 
 
 Job 15. + 21. a sound ot'J. is in his ears 
 Psal. 34. 4. the i.ord delivered me from all my / 
 k.ccl 12. o. and when/, shall be in the way 
 Isa. 6t). 4._and I will tiring their/. upon them 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 5. without were lightings, within were/. 
 
 FEAR, Verb. 
 
 Lev. 19. 3. ye shall/, every man his mother and fath. 
 JSum. 14. 9. neither/, ye the people of the land 
 
 learn to /. me 
 me, keep my command. 
 28. oH./. this glorious name, the lx>rd thy (lod 
 06. tliou shaky, day and night, have no assurance 
 07 . tor the tear of heart where with thou shalt / 
 Judff. 7. 10. It thou/, to go down, go witii Phiirah 
 1 Atuffs 8. 40. that they may f. thee, 2 Chimi. 6 31 
 
 4 . 3 . may know thy name to /. tliee, 2 Chr. 6. 33. 
 2J\ings 17 . 38. neithersliall ye/, other gods 
 39. but Lord your God ye shall /. and he deliver 
 1 Chrou. 16. 3o. y. before him all earth, P.sal. 90 9 
 Neh. 1. 11 . thy servants who desire to/. thy name 
 Job .31. 34. did 1 f. a great multitude 
 Psal. 23. 4. 1 willy', no evil, for thou art with me 
 27 . 1 . the Lord is my salvation, whom shall I / -' 
 .31. 19 . thy goodness laid up for them that/, thee 
 40. 3. many shall see it, and /. and shall trust in L 
 49 . 5. wherefore should 1 /. m tlie days of evil' 
 tA. 6. the righteous shall see and /. an<l laugh at him 
 
 60 . 4 . thou hast given a banner to them that/, thee 
 61. 5. the heritage of those that./, thy name 
 
 64. 0. all shall /. and declare the work of God 
 
 72 .5. the\- .shail /. thee as long as the sun endureth 
 86. 11. unite my heart to/. thy name 
 
 102. 15. so the heathen shall /. thy name 
 119 . .39. turn away my reproach which If. 
 
 63. 1 am a companion of all them that/, thee 
 /4. they thaty. thee will be glad when they see me 
 79. let those that./', thee turn unto me 
 jEccl. 3. 14. God doeth it, men should/, before him 
 Jsa. 8.12. neither/, ye their fear, nor be afraid 
 19.16. Egj'pt li^ to women, shall be afraid and /. 
 
 25.3. the city ot the terrible nations shall /. thee 
 44. 11. the workmen shall /. and be ashamed 
 
 59.19. so shall they/, the name of the Lord 
 60 . 5. thine heart shall f. and be enlarged 
 
 Jer. 10 . 7 . who would not/.thee, O King-of nations = 
 
 23.4. and they shall/, no more,nor be dismayed 
 32. 39. will give tliem one heart that may /. me 
 
 9-they stially. hdcI tremble for all the goodness 
 51. 46. lest your heart faint, and ye /. for rumour 
 Pan. 1. 10. the prince said, I /. my lord the king 
 6. 26. that men y. before the God of Daniel 
 Los. 10. 5. the inhabitants of .Samaria shall / 
 
 h worms, andy . because of thee 
 
 ^ep/i. 3. (. 1 said, surelv thou wilt /'. me 
 Bag. 1.12. and the people did/, before the T.ord 
 
 9. a. Ashkelon shall see it and/. Gaza also see 
 Mai. 2. to you that/, my name shall sun of right, 
 r /• V>: - V say, of men, we/. the peo'ple 
 
 Luke 1-. a. 1 will forewarn you whom ye shall f 
 Horn. 8. lo. not received spirit of bondage again to /’ 
 
 11.20. be not high-minded, but/. 
 
 2 Cor. IL 3. 1 y. lest as the serpent beguiled Eve 
 12.20.1 y. lest 1 shall not find you such as 1 would 
 1 Itm.b.Q.a. rebuke before all, that others may /' 
 yyeA.4.1 let usy. lest promise being left us of entering 
 12. 21. iUoses said, 1 pceedingl/ /. and quake ” 
 Pev.^ 16. y. none of those things thou shalt suffer 
 
 11. 18. give reward to them that/. thy name 
 
 ^ FEAR God. 
 
 42.18. be said, this do, and live, for I f. God 
 Liod. 18. 21. provide able men, such as/. God 
 
 shaky, thj' God, I am the Lord, 3" 
 
 2o. 1(. but thou shalt /. tliy God, 36, 43 ” 
 
 Job 1 . 9 . Satan said, doth Job/. God for nou<rht’ 
 Psal. 60 . 16. come and hear, all ye that/, (^od 
 icc/ o. 7 . in words are vanities, but/, thou Cod 
 8. 12. it shall be well with them that/. God 
 
 12. 13./. God, and keep his commandments 
 Jsa. 29.2.3. and they shall/, the God of Israel 
 Uw/Ae23.40. rebuked him, saj'ing, dost not God^ 
 Pets 13. 16. and ye thaty. God gk'e audience 
 1 Pet.2. 17 . honour men,/. God, honour the kin«- 
 Lev. 14. 7 . saying,/. God, and give glory to liiin° 
 
 Hear and I'EAR. 
 
 Dmt. 13. 11. all Israel shall hear and f. 21. 21. 
 
 17 . 13. and all the people shall hear andf.~ 
 
 19. 20. those which remain shall hear and f. 
 
 FEAR hi/n. 
 
 Gen. 32. 11. deliver me from Esau, for I/, him 
 Beut. 13. 4. ye shall walk after God, and /. him 
 
 FE A 
 
 Luke 1.50. his mercy is on them that/, him 
 liev. 19 . 5 . praise (iotl, ye that/. him, small and great 
 I' FlA R the Lord. 
 
 Deut. 6 . 2. that thou mightest y. the Lord thy God 
 1.3. thou slialt/. L. thy God, 10 . 20.2 Kings 17 .39. 
 -4. toy. the iA)rd our (rod for our good always 
 10 . 12 . y. the Lord, walk in his ways, and love him 
 14 23. learn Xof.the Urd, 17 . 19 . | 31. 12, 13. 
 jo.\h 4 . 24. that ye might/. the Lwrd your God 
 24. 14. now tlieretoi e/. the Lord, and serve him 
 ^ n'!'”' !'■ ye will /. the Lord, and sen e liiin 
 -1. only /. the Jwrd, ami serve him in truth 
 1 hing.s 18. 12. 1 thy servant f. the L. 2 Kings 4. 1. 
 
 ~ n'ugs 17 . 28. taught them how they should/. L. 
 
 J sal. 15. 4. he honoureth them that/, the L. 
 
 22. 23. ye that/, the Lord, jiraise him 
 33. 8. let all the earth/, the Lord, and stand in awe 
 3 L 9. Oy. the Lord, ye his saints, there is no want 
 llD. 11. ye that/, the Lord, trust in the Lord 
 13. he will bless them that/, the Lord 
 118. 4. that/, the Lord, say, his mercy endureth 
 l.'to. 20._>'e that/, the Lord, bless the Ixird 
 I rov. 3. 7'j. the Lwrd, and rlepart from evil 
 24. 21. my son,/, thou the Iwrd, and the king 
 Jer 5. 24 neither say they, let us /. the Lord 
 -.0. 19. did he not/, the Iwrd, and besought Lord ? 
 Bos. 3. 5. atferwaril shall Israel/, the Lord 
 Jonah 1. 9. and 1 /. the Lord, the (iod of heaven 
 _ FEAR not. 
 
 Cen. 15 . 1 ./. wor, Abram, 1 am thyshield and reward 
 heard the voice of the lad 
 »6. -4. y. not, I am Mitlitiiee, and will bless thee 
 
 30. 17 . the midwife said to Rachel,/, not 
 4.3. 23. and he said, peace be to you,/, not 
 46. 3. he said,y‘. not togo<iownmto iigypt 
 
 50. 19. Joseph said,/, not, for am 1 in plac e of God 
 ~L y. 1 will nourish you and your little ones 
 stand and see salvation of Ld. 
 -0. ..0. 3Iose.ssaid,/. not, God is come to prove 
 Lum. 14. 9. the Lord is with us,/, tliem 7wt 
 21. .34. the Lord said to ?.]oses,/. him not 
 oV 21- go up and possess the land,/. no( 
 
 ^7’ 22 - 1 ! 20. .3./. not your enemies 
 
 31. tz.J.not the Canaanites, Josh. 10. 8, 25. 
 
 8. the Lord will go before thee, he will not for- 
 sake thee, /. not. Josh. 8. 1. 1 Chron. 28. 20. 
 4.18. turn in, iny lord, turn in to me. f. not 
 o-10. 1 said,/. the gods of the Amorites' 
 
 *•1. f/eace he to thee,/, riot, thou shalt not die 
 Jiut/i 3. 11. and now, my daughter,/. ?iot 
 I ^am.. 4.20. women that stood by said to lier,/. jiot 
 20. and Samuel said to the people,/, not 
 ^oide thou with me, /. 7Lot, he that seeKeth 
 ,3. li. Jonathan said unto David,/, not 
 
 ?■ V*. Mephibosheth,/. 7iot 
 
 13. *8. he said to Ins servants, kill Amnon,/. 7iot 
 
 1 Kmgsli • Pi. Elijah said to the widow, /. 7int 
 
 'o?'*’ more with us than with them 
 
 },L' i?*' 6ay, they/. 7wt the Lord 
 
 ..5. 24./. not to serve Chaldees, Jer. 40. 9 . 
 
 2 Chron. 20 .17. the Lord will be with you,/, not 
 jyal.aa. 19. no changes, therefore they/, not God 
 
 64. 4. suddenly do they shoot at him, and f. not 
 Isa. (. 4./. worthe tails of smoking firebrands 
 3a. 4. say to them that are of a fearful heart,/, twi 
 thou 7iot, for I am with tliee, 43. 5. 
 
 13. ror I the Lord thy God will hold thy 
 
 hand, saying to thee,/. 7iflt, I will help thee 
 14-/- WO?, thou worm Jacob, and ye men of Isr. 
 
 4.3. 1. y. not, 1 have redeemed thee, thou art mine 
 44. _. y not O Jacob my servant, and Jesliunin 
 whom I have chosen, Jer. 30. 10. | 46. "7, «8 
 afraid, have not 1 tolii thee'r ’ 
 51. (. hearken tome,/, not the reproach of men 
 54. 4./. 7u>t, tor thou sliaJt not be ashamecl 
 ./er. a. 22_.f. ye 7iot me, saith the I.ord r 
 Lam. 3 57. thou drewedst near, thou saidst, f. not 
 
 FE A 
 
 looks 
 
 19. 
 
 shall ye/, him shall ye w'orship 
 D " / therefore/, hm. he respecteth not 
 
 P-'lP-J- .-■}• andy. him all ye the seecl of Israel 
 , 0 . 1 will pa\' my vows before them that/. him 
 k?’ Jo' of the Lord is w ith them that/, him 
 
 o, fhe eye of the Lord is on them that/. hi/n 
 
 M. 1. angel encampeth about them that /. him 
 9. tor there is no want to tliem that/. hi/n 
 6i_. 7 . all the ends of the earth shall /. him 
 
 9 surely his salvation is nigh them that/, him 
 103.11. great is his mercy to them that/. hi/n 
 13. so tUe Lord pifieth them that/, him 
 17 . the mercy ot the Lord is on them that/, him 
 111. o he hath given meat to them that/. him 
 Jt?' jy- fuifii the desire of them that/. him 
 
 TZ'': pleasure in them that/, hi/n 
 
 Mat, 10.28.y, Inm who is able to destroy, L/ike 12.5. 
 
 Jd8 
 
 Lzek. 3. 9. /. /lot, nor be dismayed at their idc 
 Bail. 10. 12 . then said he to me,/, /lot, Daniel, 
 21 .y.yior, () land, be glad and rejoice 
 Zeph. 3.10. It shall be said to Jerusalem,/, not 
 ■'■pirit reinainetli among you. not 
 ^ech. 8 . 13. and ye shall he a blessing,/, /wt 
 lo. again 1 w'lll do well to .ludah,/. ve /lot 
 Mai. 3. 5. a swift witness ag. them that”/, rwt me 
 'Vo'k-' 7^-J- to thee Mary thy wife 
 
 10. 2b. J. them not, there is nothing covered 
 28. and/, not them wdiiuh kill the body 
 .31./. not, ye are of more value, Luke 12 7 
 28 5. the angel said to the women,/, not 
 
 ^•'j'harias, || 3:>.f. not, Mary 
 2 . 10 . to the sheplierds,y. not. || 5 . 10 . Simon,/, not 
 Q. aO aims, / wor || 12 . 32./. not, little Hock 
 18. 4. though 1/. not Ciod, nor resanl man 
 John 12. 15. /. /lot, daughter of Sion, behold 
 ylcts 2 (. 24. y. not, Paul, thou must be before Cesar 
 Lev. 1. If.j. /lot, 1 am the first and the last 
 _ AW FEAR. 
 
 Lwod. 9 . 30. I know ye will /lot yet f. the Ixird 
 ~r . .35. ye shall /uit /. other gods, .37 
 
 Job 9._3a. then would 1 speak, and /tot f. him 
 
 iniquity far away, then thou shalt not f. 
 ^ host encamp, my heartshall /wtf. 
 
 46. we wall /wt f. though the earth he removecl 
 06 . 4. I will non', what flesh can do, 118. 6 . 
 r'“' L oppression, tliou shalt not f. 
 
 Jer. 10. 7 . w'ho would /wtf. thee, O King ot nations ? 
 A//10S 3. 8 . the lion hath roared, w ho will /tot f. t 
 Luke 23. 40 the other said, dost /lot thou /. (idd 
 tleb. 13. 6 . I will /tot f. what man shall do to me 
 liev. lo. 4. who shall /lot f. thee, O L. ancl glorify ’ 
 
 „ „ .r I'FAREI). 
 
 Gen. 19. oO. Lot/, to dw ell in Zoar, dwelt in a cave 
 J 'J't ^ehekah, she is my wife 
 
 « o; T ^7i' alosesf. and said, this thing is known 
 9. he thaty. the word of the Ld. made servants 
 Amalek smote thee, and/, not Gocl 
 ok P®"’ gods whom your fathers/. not 
 ‘7. yore It not that I /. the wrath of the enemy 
 Jo.<^b. 4.14. theyy. Joshua as they clid .Sloses 
 Judg. 6 . 27._(iideon J. |j 8 . 20. .1 ether /, to slav them 
 1 oa//i. 3. lo. Samuel y. to shew Eli the vision 
 
 1 Sam. 14.26.honey dropped, for the peop./.theoath 
 people, and obeyed them 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 11. Ish hosheth not answer, he y. Abner 
 
 10. 19 . the Syriaiisy'. tn help Amnion any more 
 12. 18. David’s sery. y . to tell him child was dead 
 
 1 Kings 1. 50. Adonijah /. t>ecause of .''clonion 
 3. all Isr. heard the judgment, and/, the king 
 
 2 ht/igs 17 . 7._y. other gods II 25. they/, not the L. 
 
 1 Chro/i. It). 2a. to be/, above all gods, K*a/. 96 4 
 
 20. 3. Jehosfiaphat/. and proclaim, k fast 
 Job .12. t 6. Llihu said, I/, to shew mine opinion 
 Pml. 14 + o. there they j. a great fear, 5.3. t 0 . 
 
 (6. 7 . thou, even thou, art to be /. :■ 8. the earth / 
 
 11. bring presents to him that ought to be / 
 
 78. 53. he led them safely, so that they/, not 
 1.30. 4. there is t. rgiveness. that thou mayest he/. 
 I'a. 41. 5. the isles saw it and/, the ends ot the earth 
 51. 13. ancl l;ast/. continually every day 
 57 . 11. whom hast thou/, that thou bast lied 
 
 Jer. .3. 8. her treacherous sister Judah/, not 
 42.16. the sword which ye/, shall overtake you 
 ^.10. they are not huinbied, nor have itteyf, 
 Lzek. 11. 8. ye have / the sword, I will bring it 
 Bfu,' a. 19 . all people and nations/. before him 
 -llal. 2. 5. tor the tear wherewith he/, me 
 ■Jr theniukitucie, 21. 46. 
 
 Mark 4. 41. and they/, exceedingly, and said 
 6. 20. Herod f. John, knowing he was a just maJQ 
 H. 18. the scribes aud the chief priests/. Jesus 
 32. It w'e shall say of men, they/, the people 12, 
 r 7 '22. 2. Acts 5. 26. 
 
 L//ke 9. .^4. and they /. as they entered into the cloud 
 4o. and tlieyy. to ask liim of that savin'' 
 
 18. 2 there w-as in a city a judge which/, not God 
 
 19 . 21. 1 /. thee because thou art an austere man 
 John 9. 22. spake thus, liecause they/. the Jews 
 
 mairistratesy*. when they heaxci 
 lleb. a. 7 . Christ was heard in that he t' 
 
 FEARFAJ God. 
 
 J ■ mid wives /. God, saved children 
 
 21. because they/. God, he made them houses 
 III i' /■ I® faithful, and/. God above many 
 Job 1.1. .Job was one that/. God, imcl eschewed evil 
 Acts 10. 2. Cornelius was one/. God with his house 
 1'LARKD greatly. 
 
 Josh. 10. 2. the (Janaanites /. greatly 
 1 Sa/n. 12.18. all the \)eo\)\e greatly f. the Lord 
 Obadiah/. the Lord greatly 
 u ’/■ Of?'^ oreatly f. is come upon me 
 
 1 sal. 89. 7 . God \% greatly to be/, in the assembly 
 Mat. 2(. o4. centurion ancl they with him f,greatly 
 
 I'EAR ED the Lord. ^ ^ 
 
 Lxfd- 14..31. the people/, the L. aud belie\ied Moses 
 
 2 Kings 17 . .32 so they f. the Lord, 33 , 41. 
 
 Bos. 10. .3. no king, because we /. not the Lord 
 Jonah 1. lo. themeny. tf,e Ijvrd exceedingly 
 Mai. 3.16. they that/. L. spake oft one to another, 
 
 a book ot remembrance for them that /. the Lord 
 1* Fr a\ r es r, 
 
 Gen. 22. 12. for now I know that thou/. God 
 Isa. 57. 11. of whom afraid or feared, have not I 
 lield my peace even of old. and thou/. me not.-' 
 Jer. 22. 25. give tliee into hand of them thou 1. 
 
 , FEAREIII. 
 
 Adonijah /. king Solomon 
 Job 1, 8. Job, one that J. G. ancl escheweth evil 2.3. 
 Psal. 25. 12. Whatman is he that/, the Lord? 
 
 112. 1. blessed is the man that/. the Lxird 
 128. 1. blessed is every one that J'. the Lord 
 4. thus shall the man be blessed that/, the Lord 
 P/fv. 13.1.3. thatj. the c;om!nand!nent herewanied 
 14. .. he that walketh in his uprightness/. Lord 
 16. a w ise many, and cieparteth from evil 
 28. 14. happy is the man that/, always 
 '31' 30. woman thaty. the Lord shall be praised 
 Lccl. 7 . 18. thaty. God siiall come forth of them all 
 
 8. i;>. because tlie wicked/. not before God 
 
 9. 2._ he that sweartth, as he that/. an oath 
 Isa. 5vi. 10. who is among you that/, the Lord 
 Acts 10. 22. Cornelius just, aud one that/. God 
 
 3a. he tliat/. liim, is accepted withlnm 
 13. 26. and whosoever among j’ou/. God 
 1 John 4. 18. he thaty. is not perfect in love 
 _ EEARIAG. 
 
 Josh. ~~-~a. our children cease from./, the Txird 
 Mark a. 33. the woman /. aud trembling came 
 Acts 23. lo. the chief captain /. lest Paul be pulled 
 
 27 . 17. t. lest they fall into the quicksands, 29. 
 
 Gal. 2. 12 ./. tliem wliich were of the circumcision 
 Col. 3. 22. but in singleness of hearty. (>cxl 
 
 Beb. 11. 27 . forsook I .gypt, not /. wrath of the kin® 
 FE^iRFUL. 
 
 E.rod, la. 11 . G Lord, w ho is like thee,/, in praises 
 Deter. 20 . 8 . what man is/, let him return, 7 3 
 
 28. 5.M. mayest tear this/, name, the Lord thy God' 
 I-a. 35. 4. say to them otay. heart, be strong 
 Mat. 8. 26. why are ye/. Oye of little faith ? 
 lUark 4. 40. he said to them, why are ye so/. 
 
 Luke 21. 11..,'. sights shall he in diveis places 
 Meb, 10. 27 . a certain y. lookingr for of judgment 
 
 jl.y. to tall into the hands ot the living God 
 liev. 21. 8. tlie/ shall have thar part in the lake 
 . fear ELLA E.SS. 
 
 Psal. 55. a. f. and trembling are come upon me 
 Isa. 21. 4. my heart panted,/', aflri.gl'.ted me 
 33. 14. y. hath surprised the hvpocrites 
 
 „ , eeareilly. 
 
 Psal, l.}9. 14. I am f. ;ind w onclcrtully made 
 ^ . FEAST. 
 
 God out of his great wisdo/n app tinted several fe.r 
 tivals among the .tews for ma/iy reasons. 1. To 
 perpetuate the memory of those great eve/its and 
 wonders whii h^ he had wrought i/i favour of his 
 people: the Sabbath h!\i:if,7tt to rcmembra/ice 
 the creatio/i oj the world; the P;issover, the de¬ 
 parture out oj Egypt; the Pentecost, the law 
 g/ve/i at Sinai, fVc. 2. To keep them .firm to 
 tmir rehgto/i ; with the view of ceremonies a/ui 
 the t/tajesty of divine .service. ' 3. To give them 
 t/^tr/ictto/i; jor i/i their religious assemblies 
 the law: ot God was read and explained. 4. To 
 renew the acquaintance, correspondence, and 
 
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 friendship of their tribes and families with one 
 anothi'T^ by commy jiont the several towns tn the 
 covntnj, and meeting three times a year tn the 
 
 T^e^flebrews had a great number of feasts. The 
 first, and most ancient of nil, was the sabbath, or 
 the seventh day of the week, instituted to preserve 
 the memory of the world's creation. Gen. 2. 3. 
 
 God blessed the seventh day, and sancti¬ 
 fied it, because in it he iiad rested from all his 
 3vork. Commentators are not agreed about the 
 first institution of the sabbath; many are <f 
 ojjmion that the sabbath hath been observed among 
 the righteous from the beginning of the world : that 
 the ancients having preserved the memoiy of the 
 creation, observed the sabbath also, tn consegueuce 
 of the natural law which obliged them thereto. 
 iSome are of opinion, that people did not begin to 
 cease from work upon that day, till after the com¬ 
 mand which Cod gave the isiaelites to that pui- 
 pose, some time after their coming out of i.gypt, 
 when they were encarnpei at Marali. 
 
 The .sabbatical Year, which returned every seven 
 years, and was entirety set apart Jor rest: and 
 .jubilee year, which was at the end oj seven times 
 seven years, or oJ the forty-ninth yeai, weie sorts 
 of feasts too, and may be considered as conse¬ 
 quences of the sabbath. 
 
 The Passover was celebrated on the fourteenth, or 
 rather jifteenth, day of the first month in the eccle¬ 
 siastical year, which was the seventh of the civil 
 year. The feast began after noon on the Juur- 
 tcenth, and was celebrated properly on the fifteenth 
 of f*! isau ; it lasted seven days. Tut the first and 
 last days only of the octave were auys of rest, 
 Exod. 12.14, (Yc. yee P.\.ssovER. , _. . , 
 
 The feast of Pentecost was celebrated on the fiftieth 
 day after the Passover, in memory <f the laws 
 being given to Moses on mount Sinai fijiy days, or 
 seven weeks, after the departure out of Egypt. See 
 P E N T E C O ST. 
 
 The feast of i nun pets was celebrated at the begin¬ 
 ning, or on the first day, of the civil year, upon 
 which a trumpet was sounded, proclaiming the be¬ 
 ginning of the year, which was in the month I'lsri, 
 answering to our September, lids day was kept 
 solemn , all servile business was forbid to be done 
 upon it; and particular sacrifices were offered. 
 Lev. 23. 24, 25. The Tcripture does not acquaint 
 vs with the occasion of appointing this feast. 
 Tlieodoret believes, it was in memory of the thun¬ 
 der and lightning upon mount Sinai, when Tod 
 gave his law from hence. The Rabbins- luill have 
 it, that it was in remembrance of the deliverance 
 of Isaac, in whose stead a ram was sacrificed by 
 j\braham. Others say, that as the seventh day 
 of every week was a sabbath, and every seventh 
 year was to be kept as a holy sabbatical year, so 
 the seventh month was to be holy in some singular 
 manner above the rest of the months, for the -many 
 sabbaths and solemn feasts that were to be observed 
 in this more than any other month ; such as the 
 feast of Expiation, and of Tabernacles. 
 
 The ISew Moons, or first days of every month,were 
 in some sort a consequence of the feast of 1 rum- 
 pets. And though these were not reckoned among 
 the solemn feasts in Lev. 2.3. yet -were celebrated 
 as such, by the sound of trumpets, Num. 10. 10. 
 by extraordinary sacrifices, ISum. 28. 11, 12, &'c. 
 by abstaining fiom servile works, Amos 8.^ 5. and 
 by attendance upon the ministry of Ood's word, 
 
 2 Kings 4.23. Upon these days also some sort of 
 entertainments were -made, 1 Sam. 20. 5,18. And 
 Oed ordained it thus, that by giving him the first- 
 fruits of every month they should acknowledge him 
 as the Lord of all their time, and own Ins provi¬ 
 dence, by which all times and seasons are ordered. 
 The feast of Expiation, or Atonement, was kept 
 upon the tenth day of the month Tisri, or .Septem¬ 
 ber. The Hebrews call it Kippur, or Chippur, 
 that is, pardon, or expiation, because it was in¬ 
 stituted for the expiation of all the sins, irrever¬ 
 ences, and pollutions of all the Israelites, from the 
 high priest to the lowest of the people, committed 
 by them throughout the whole year. Upon this 
 day they fasted strictly, and offered several sacri¬ 
 fices. The high priest, after he had washed not 
 only his hands and his feet, as usual in common 
 sacrifices, but his whole body, dressed himself in 
 plain linen, like the rest of the priests, lie then 
 neither wore his purple roue, nor the ephod, nor the 
 breastplate, because he was going to expiate his 
 own and the people's sins. He first of all offered 
 a bullock and a ram for his own pits, and those oj 
 all the other piricsts. lie put his hands upon the 
 heads of these victims, and confessed his own sins, 
 and the sins of his house ; then he received from the 
 princes of the people two goats for a sin-offering, 
 and a ram for a burnt-offering, to he offered in the 
 name of all the multitude, I.ev'. IG. 2, 3, iVc. xis 
 to the ceremonies used with the goats, see Offer¬ 
 ing. 
 
 The feast of Tents or Tabernacles. See Taber¬ 
 nacle. 
 
 Besides these feasts mentioned by Moses, we find the 
 feast of l.ots, or Purim, a7«'c/i was celebrated among 
 the .lews of .Shushan, on the fourteenth day of 
 Adar ; and among the other people of the Persian 
 empire on the fifteenth of the same month, which 
 answers to our Fehruaiy, Esth. 9. 21. 'i'lie Jews 
 observe the first of these days with fasting and 
 crying, and other expressions of vehement grief and 
 fear ; and the latter with thanksgiving, and all de¬ 
 monstrations of joy and triumph. See PURmi. 
 Llie feast of the Dedication of the Temple, or 
 rather of the restoratiou <f the temple, which had 
 been piofaned by Anfiochus Epiphanes, which 
 is thought to he the feast mentioned in the gos¬ 
 pel, John 10. 22. was celebrated in the winter. 
 Joseplius says. It was called the feast of Lights ; 
 probably this happiness befell them when they 
 least expected it; and they looked upon it as a 
 
 new light that had risen upon them, Joseph. 
 Antiq. lib. 12. ca|). 11. 'Jliere is an account 
 of this dedication tn 1 Maccab. 4. .52, 54, 55, 
 (S:c. where it is related, that Judas Maccabeus 
 and his brethren having defeated the at my of 
 Gorcias, they went directly to the temple c/.leru- 
 salein, which they found forsaken and profaned, 
 so that the courts were full of thick bushes and 
 hramhles, the doors were bump the altar pro¬ 
 faned, and the Imiidings in ruins. After having 
 shed abundance of tears im this occasion, they 
 began to clean every thing, and employed the 
 priests in dernolishiny the altar which had been 
 polluted; and erected another of rough stone. 
 They refitted the holy place and the sanctuary, 
 and placed therein the candlestick, the table of 
 shew-bread, and the altar of perfumes. They 
 kindled the lamps, put the loaves upon the sacred 
 table, set the incense on fire, offered sacrifices 
 and burnt-offerings, and performed the dedication 
 of the temple tn eight days, with all the so¬ 
 lemnity that circunis tances- would allow of. After 
 which .iudas Maccabeus -made it a law, that the 
 feast should he kept yearly for ^ eight days, in 
 memory of that mercy which Ood had shewed 
 them. Jt is generally agreed that it was during 
 this feast our Taviuur was at Jerusalem. It was 
 celebrated upon the twenty-fifth and following days 
 of the month Casleu, winch answers to our F> o- 
 vember and December, and it is therefore said, 
 tliat it was Vv^inter. 
 
 Love-feasts, or feasts of charity, were used among 
 the primitive Christians in the public meetings 
 of the church, to shew their unity among them¬ 
 selves, to promote and maintain mutual charity, 
 and for the relief of the poor among them, at the 
 close whereof they administered the Lord's supper, 
 Jfude 12 . Tut these feasts being abused, some 
 think that the apostle Paul abolished them, 1 Cor. 
 
 11. 21, 22, .34. 
 
 In the Christian church we have no festival that 
 appears clearly to have been instituted by Christ 
 Jesus, or his apostles. Nevertheless, as some say, 
 our Saviour seems to have instituted a feast, in a 
 perpetual nteniory of his passion and death, when 
 he instituted the sacrament of bread and wine as 
 symbols of his body and blood, and pledges rf 
 spiritual blessings. Christians have always cele¬ 
 brated the memory of Christ’s resurrection, and 
 keep this feast on every first day of the -week ; 
 which day was called the Lord’s day, even so 
 early as in St. .lohn’s time ; Rev. 1 . 10 . 1 was in 
 tlie Spirit on the T/orrf’ s day. 
 
 Gen. ly. 3. Lot made a/. \\ 21 . 8 . A brabam made a/. 
 2G. .30. Isaac made a f. H 29. 22. Laban made uf. 
 40. 20. Pharaoh made a/. to all his servants 
 Exod. 5. 1 . that they may hold a/, unto me, 10 . 9. 
 
 12 . 14. you shall keep it -df. Lev. 23. .39, 41. 
 
 1.3. 6 . tlie seventh day shall be a/, to the Lord 
 23.14. tliree times thou shalt keep a/, in the year 
 
 IG. the /. of harvest, tlie first-fruits of thy labours 
 .32. 5. Aaron said, to-morrow is a /. to the Lord 
 Nuin. 28. 17 . the fifteenth day of this month is the/. 
 29. 12. ye shall keep uf. to the Lord seven days 
 Deut. 16. 14. and thou shalt rejoice in thy/. 
 
 Judy. 14. 10. and Samson made there a/. 
 
 12 . declare it within the seven days of the /. 
 
 17 . and she wept before him while tlieir/. lasted 
 
 1 Sam. 9 .112. there is a/. to-day in the high place 
 20. + G. there is a yearly /. for all the family 
 
 25. 36. ISlabal held a /. in his house like a king 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 20. David made Abner and his men a/. 
 
 1 Kinc/s 3.15. Solomon made a/, to bis serv. 8.65. 
 8 . 2. all the men of Israel asseinbled at the /. 
 
 12. .32. Jeroboam ordained a/, like to the/, that is 
 in Judah, and he offered upon the altar 
 .3.3. he ordained a/, to the cliildren of Israel 
 
 2 Chr. 5. 3. 'the /. in the seventh month, Neh. 8.14. 
 7 . 8 . Solomon kept the f. seven days, and all Israel 
 
 with him, 9. 1.30. 22. Neh. 8.18. Ezek. 45. 25. 
 Esth. 1 . .3. Ahasueriis made a f. 5. 1 2. 18. 
 
 9. Vashti made a/. ll 8. 17- the Jews had a/. 
 Prov. 15.15. a merry heart hath a continual/. 
 iicc/.lO.ig./.is made for laughter.wine makes merry 
 Isa. 25. 6. the l.ord shall make to all people a/. 
 Jer. 16. t 5. enter not the house of mourning/. 
 Ezek. 45. 23. seven days of the/, he shall prepare 
 Dan. 5. 1. Belshazzar the king made a great/. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 15. at tliat /. the governor was wont to 
 release to the people a prisoner, Mark 15. 6. 
 Luke 2. 42. tliey went up after the custom of the/. 
 5. 29 . Levi made him a great/. in his house 
 14. 13. but when thou makesta/. call the poor 
 23. 17 . he must release one unto them at the/. 
 John 2. 8. draw, and be-ar to the governor of the /. 
 
 9 . when the ruler of the/. tasted the water 
 
 4. 45. the Galileans having seen all that tie did at 
 
 the/, at Jerusalem, for they also went to the/ 
 
 5. 1. after this there was a/, ot the .lews 
 
 6. 4. the passover, a/. of liie Jews, was nigh 
 
 7 . 8. go ye up to this/. 1 go not up yet to this/. 
 
 10. then went he also up to the /. not openly 
 
 11. tlien the .lews sought him at the/, ainl said 
 14. now about the midst of the/. Jesus taught 
 . 37 . in the last day, that great day of the/. _ 
 
 10. 22. it was at lerusalein theot dedication 
 
 11, .56. what think ye, that he will not come to/. ? 
 12.12. next day much people that were come to/. 
 
 20. certain Greeks among titem that came to/. 
 1.3. 29. buy what we have need of against the/. 
 Acts 18. 21. I must by all means keep tliis /. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 8. let us keep the/, not with old leaven 
 10 . 27 . if any that believe not bid you to a/. 
 l''KA.sr-rfi72/, days. 
 
 Hos. 2. 11. 1 will also cause her/.-rf(ry.f to cease 
 9 . 5. what will ye do in day of the/, of the Lord ’ 
 Amos 5. 21. 1 hate, 1 despise your f.-days 
 Mat. 26. 5. they said, not on tUnf.-day, Mark 14. 2 
 John 2. 23. in the f.-day many believed in his natne 
 I'T'TIS I of the passover. 
 
 Exod. 34.25. nor the sacrifice of/, of passover he left 
 Mat.‘1^.1. after two days is/, of passover, Mark 14.1 
 
 Luke 2.41. everv year at/, of pass, his parents went 
 John 13.1. before/, of pa.s.soyer Jesus knew his hour 
 .'Solemn KKA.SI . 
 
 Deut. 16. 15. seven (G vs shalt thou keep a solemn /. 
 Psal. 81.3. blow the trumpet on our .unemn /.-day 
 Lam. 2. 7. in-ade a noise as in the solemn f.-Ouy 
 FKAsT of tabernacles. 
 
 I,ev.2?>. .34. the fifteenth day shall he/, of tnher. 
 Deut. 16 .13. thou shalt observe /. of tab.ses-rn days 
 16. three times aiipear in /. of tabernacles, . )0. 
 
 2 (ffiron. 8. 13. 
 
 Ezra .3. 4. they kept /. of tahernne. as it is written 
 Zeeh. 14. 16. shall even go up to keep/, of tabernac. 
 
 18. Iieatl'.en that come not to keep /. of tuber. 19. 
 John 7 . 2. now the .lews’ /. of tabernac. was at hand 
 KBA.S r of unleavened bread. 
 
 Exod. 12 . 17 . yeshall obs.f. cl mil. br. 23.15. I 34.18. 
 l,ev. 23. 6. and on fifteenth day is /. of vnlcav. hr. 
 Deut. 16. 16. appear in /. of uni. br. 2 Chr. 8. 1.3. 
 
 2 Chr. .3'P. 1.3. people assembled to keep /. of uni. hr. 
 
 21. children of Isr. kept /. of uni. hr. seven days 
 .35.17./- ofun. b. seven days./irn 6.22. Ezek. 45.21. 
 
 ]\lat. 26. 17 . first day of/, of mil. br. disciples came 
 AJark 14.1. after two days w;is f. ofun.br. Luke 22.1. 
 FEA.Sr of week.s. 
 
 Exod. .34. 22. thou shalt obs. j’. of w. Dent. 16. 10. 
 Dent. 16.16. all thy males appear in 1 he /. of weeks 
 2 Chr. 8.15. Solomon offered burnt ofl'er. in/. ofui. 
 FKASr, FT). 
 
 Job 1. 4. his sons went and /. in their houses 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. sporting, while they /. with you 
 Jude 12. these are spots, when they /. with you 
 FFASTTjNG. 
 
 sth. 9. 17 . made it a day of/. and gladness, 18. 
 
 22. they should make them days of /. and joy 
 .Job 1. 5. when the days of their/, were gone 
 Eccl.l. 2. of mourning, than to go to the house of/. 
 Jer. 16 . 8. thou shalt hot go into the house of/. 
 
 FEASTS. 
 
 r.ev. 2.3. 2. even these are my /. 4, .37, 44. 
 
 Psal. 35. 16. with hypocritical mockers in/. 
 
 Isa.5. 12. the harp, pipe, and wine are in tlieir/. 
 Jer. 51. 39 . in their heat I will make their/. 
 
 Ezek. 45.17. the princes part to give olferings in/. 
 46. 11. in/, the meat-offering shall be an ephah 
 Amos 8. 10. 1 will turn your /. into mourning 
 Zech. 8. 19 . shall be joy, gladness, and ciieerful/. 
 .Mat. 23. 6. they love tlie uppermost rooms at,/', and 
 chief seats in synagog. Mark 12. 39. ImIc 20. 46. 
 Lude 12. these are spots in your/, of charity 
 Appointed FEA.S'l'S. 
 
 Isa. 1. 14. your app.f. my soul hateth, a trouble 
 Set FEASJ'S. 
 
 Num. 29 . 39 . these things ye shall do in your .set f. 
 
 Chron. 23. 31. to offer on the set f. Ezra .3. 5. 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 3. the king's portion for the set f. 
 
 Nell. 10. 33. we charged for offerings in the set f. 
 Solemn I'FASTS. 
 
 Num. 15. 3. when you make offer, in your sol.f. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.4. build an house for offering on io/m7i/. 
 
 8. 1.3. offering on .solemn f. throe times in a year 
 I.am. 1. 4. because none come to the snlerrm f. 
 
 2. 6. he hath caused the solemn f. to be forgotten 
 E.zek. 36. 38. as the flock of Jerusalem in solemn f. 
 
 46. 9 . when people come before the Lord in sol. f. 
 Hos. 2. 11. I will cause to cease her solemn f. 
 
 12. 9 . make tiiee dwell as in the days ot solemn f. 
 Nah. 1.15. O Judah, keep tliy sol. f. perform vows 
 Alai. 2. 3. even the dung ot your solemn f. 
 F’eathered, .see Fowl. 
 FEATHERS. 
 
 I.ev. 1. 16. shall pluck away his crop with his/. 
 Job 39.13. gavest thou the goodly wings to the })ca- 
 cock ? or wings and /. to the ostrich ? 
 Psal. (A. 13. and her/, covered with yellow gold 
 91 . 4. shall cover thee with his./', under his wings 
 i'.zek. 17 . 3. an eagle long-wingerl. full of/. 7 . 
 
 Dan. 4. 33. his hairs were grown like eagle’s /. 
 
 FED. 
 
 Gen. .30. .36. Jacob/. the rest ot T.aban’s flock 
 36. 24. as he/. the asses of Zibeon his father 
 41.2. and the seven kine.f. in a meadow, 18. 
 
 47 . 17 . he/, them with bread for their cattle 
 
 48.15. the God wh.o /. me all my life long 
 Exod. 16. 32. the bread wlierewith 1 have.f. you 
 Deut. 8.3. he /. thee with manna, thou knewest not 
 
 16. who.f. thee in the wilderness with manna 
 2 Sam. 20.3. put the concubines in ward, and /. them 
 1 Kings 18. 4. lie/, them with bread and water, 1.3. 
 
 1 Chron. 27 . 29 . over the herds that/, in Sharon 
 Psal. . 37 . 3. b ust in the l.ord, verily thou shalt be/, 
 78 . 72 . so he f. them, according to his integiiry 
 
 81 . 16 . he should have/. them with finest of wheat' 
 Isa. 1. 11. I am full ol the fat of /. beasts 
 Jer. 5. 7 . when 1 had/, them to the full. the 3 ’ comm. 
 
 8. they were as/, horses in the moiiiing 
 Ezek. 16. 19 . and 1113 ' honey wherewith 1 /. thee 
 
 34. 3. ye eat the fat, and kill them that are./'. 
 
 8 . the shepherds/. themselves, and/, not 1113 ’ flock 
 
 Dan. 4. 12. and all flesh was f. with it 
 5.21. they/. R ebuchadnezzar with pass, like oxen 
 'Zech. 11 . 7 . 1 took two slaves, and 1/. the floc k 
 Alat.2b.oi. wliensaw we thee Inmgred, and/, thee r 
 Alark 5.14. they that/. the swim- fled, Luke 8. 3L 
 Luke\f). 21. desiring to be/, with crumbs fluit tell 
 1 Cor. .3. 2. 1 have /. 3 'on with milk, not witli meat 
 FFK. 
 
 Dan. 2. +6. 3 ’e shall receive of me, gifts and f. 
 
 5.117. give thy /. to another, yet I will road 
 FFEHI.F. 
 
 Gen. 30. 42. when cattle were/, he put them not in 
 Deut. 25. 18. the Amalekites smote all that were /. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.5. that hatli many children, is waxen./'. 
 
 2 Sam. 4.1. Abner dead, Lsh-bosbeth's hands were.E 
 2 C/mm. 28. 15. carried all the./', of tliem on a.sses 
 Neh. 4. 2. and he said, what do these-./'. Icsvs ' 
 Job-i. i. and thou hast strengthened the./', knees 
 /'srtL38.8. 1 am and sore broken, 1 have roared 
 
 11)5. . 37 . was not one/. person amongst their tribes 
 Prov. 30. 26. the conies are but a/, folk, .vet make 
 Jsa. 16. 11. the remnant shall be very small and/, 
 
 35. 3. strengthen the weak hands, confirm /. knees 
 
 139 
 
FEE 
 
 FEE 
 
 ■Jer, 6. 24. we have heard tlie fame, oiir hands wax/. 
 A9. 24. Damascus is waxed /, and turneth to dee 
 50. 43. the kina of Hahylon's tiands waxed /. 
 
 I'.zef-. 7. 17- all hands shall he/. 21. 7. 
 y.cch. 12. h. and he that is/. shall he as David 
 1 V.oT. 12. 22. tl'.e memhers which seem to he more/. 
 1 'I'hvs.s. 5. 14. hrethren, comfort the/. minded 
 lleh. 12. 12. lift up the hands and the/. knees 
 rr.i iD.idt. 
 
 •Gen. 30. 42. so the./', were I ahan’s, stronger.Jacob’s 
 . I Kl.hld'.l'JDs.S. 
 
 Jer. 47 . 3. the fathers shall not look back for f. 
 
 1 ). 
 
 I 0 feed signific.<! to eat, to take meat or nourishment 
 Jor the body, and this is common to man with 
 the beasts, .hide 12. Deeding themselves with¬ 
 out fear. Jsa. 27 . 10. '1 here shall 'he calf feed, 
 and there shall he lie. down. ]t also siynijies to 
 J'urnish or suyiihj others with food; .loseiih 
 Jed the Egyptians/;r their cattle; that is, he 
 yavc them food and provi\ion for one year, I'or 
 which they gave him their cattle, den. 47. 17. And 
 Aii-or prays that (iod would feed him with food 
 convenient for him ; that he would furnish him 
 701th food suitable to his necessities and occasions, 
 Prov. .30. h. 
 
 But feeding, generally in Scripture, is taken for 
 the business and calling of a shepherd, and com 
 prehends all the duties belonging to that office ; 
 not only that oj feeding, or providing pasture for 
 his flock, hut also of guiding, observing, and de¬ 
 fending them. hi this sense, i'tvsVm" is applied, 
 1. To God, and that (1) in respect of his church, 
 which he rules, defends, directs, sustains, and nou¬ 
 rishes, both inwardly, by the gifts and graces of his 
 Spirit; and outwardly, by his power and provi¬ 
 dence, Gen. 48. 15. 1 he God which fed me all 
 my life long unto this day. And the Psalmist, 
 I'eed the'o also, and lift them up for ever, PsaL 
 28. y. lienee Hod is called a .Shepherd, PsaL 
 
 23. 1. d he Lord is my Shepherd ; he provides 
 for me, he brings me out of the lurong icay, and 
 guides me in the right. (2) In respect of the un¬ 
 godly, upon whom he executes his judgments. P.zok. 
 31. If). 1 will feed them with iudgment. And 
 tn Dos. 4. 16. d he l.ord will feed them as a 
 Jamb in a large place ; he ivill make them to 
 Wander, like a lost lamb in a icildemess, and 
 scatter them, into As.syria. (3) In respect of the 
 creatures which receive their supplies wholly from 
 Hod. Psal. 145. 15. The eyes of all wait upon 
 thee, and thou givest them their meat in due 
 season. Mat. 6. 26. 1 he fowds of the air neither 
 sow nor real), yet your heavenly lather feedeth 
 them. 
 
 -/e Christ. Jsa. 40. 11. lie shall feed his flock 
 like a shepherd. And our Saviour says of him¬ 
 self, 1 am the good Shepherd, John 10.11. Chri.st 
 io&us performs all the offices of a tender and faith¬ 
 ful ahepherd towards his people, carrying himself 
 rcith great wisdom, and condescension, and com¬ 
 passion, to every one of them, according to their 
 several capaeitie.s and infirmities: he feeds them 
 by his word, tSpirit, grace, fulness, redemption, 
 ordinances, and vrovidences. 
 
 Til. 7<) inan. And then, besides the common ac¬ 
 ceptation of^ the word, for feeding cattle, it is 
 taken, (1) tor instructing and teaching others by 
 wholesome doctrine ; for ruling and censuring by 
 ecclesiastical discipline, .lohn21. 15, 16. Peed iny 
 lambs ; Feed my sheep. And in .ler. 3.15. 1 will 
 you pastors according to mine hetirt, which 
 shall feed 3 ’ou with knowledge and understand- 
 ruling and gorcniing politically, 
 i bus kings and magistrates are compared to shep¬ 
 herds, 2 Sam. 5. 2. d'hou shalt feed my people 
 Israel, Psal. 78 . 71 . He brought David to feed 
 Jacob his people. 
 
 TV. 'fo the enemies of the cliurch, ichom God 
 sometimes makes use of for the chastisement of 
 In.s people. Jer. 6. 3. The HabyIonian princes, 
 utth their armies, shall feed every one in his 
 place; they shall take up their quarters in the 
 places assigned them, and make spoil of all they 
 can find there. 
 
 V. 'To such as fatter themselves with vain hopes of 
 help and assistance, llos. 12. 1. Ephraim feccl- 
 eth on uind; the ten tribes flatter themselves 
 with hopes of help from the Egyptians and Assy¬ 
 rians, hut they are supporting themselves with 
 hopes as unfit to sustain them, as the wind is to 
 feed the body and nourish it; they make new alli¬ 
 ances and friendships, but all of them will prove 
 lies to them at last, like the wind they feed upon. 
 
 VJ. 'To riders, both political and ecclesiastical, who 
 contrive their own ease, advantage, honour, and 
 ambitious projects ; but feed not then flocks ; take 
 710 care to sujiport them, either with wholesome 
 counsel, or necessary relief, as they ought to do, ac 
 cording to their respective offices. I'.zek. . 34 . , 3 . 
 
 AVoe to the shepherds that do feed themsclVps: 
 should not the shepherds feed the hocks i' c kill 
 
 should not the shepherds feed the hocks i' 'S’e kill 
 them that are fed ; but ye feed not the Hock. 
 
 Cen. . 37 .12. bis brethren went to/. their father’s hock 
 16. tell me, I pray, where they/. their flocks 
 ,46. 32. for their trade hath been to/. cattle 
 Erod. QQ. 5. and shall f. in another man’s held 
 34. 3. neither let hocks/. before that mount 
 2 -Sam. 5. 2. fhoii shalt/'. my people Israel 
 
 7 . 7 . whom I commanded to./'. Israel,! Chr. 17.6. 
 J Kings 17 . 4 . have commanded the ravens to /'. thee 
 Job If. 2. they take away tiocks and/, thereof 
 
 29. the worms shall,/'. .sweetly on him 
 Psal. HQ. 9.f. them, and lift them ui) for ever 
 49. 14. laid in the grave, death shall/. on them 
 78. 71- he brought David to/. .lacoh his jieople 
 Prov, 10. 21. the lips of the righteous f. man.v 
 Cant. 4. 5. like two roes which/. among the’lilics 
 6. 2. my beloved is gone to /. in the gardens 
 Jsa. 5. 17 . the lambs shall /. after their manner 
 
 11. 7 . and the cow and the hear shall /. 
 
 14.30. and the first-born of tlie poor shall /, 
 
 1(30 
 
 shall the calf/, and shall lie down 
 .30, 2.<. fliy cattle shall/, in large pastures 
 4(1. 11. he shall /'. his flock as a shepi.erd 
 49, 9. shall y in th#- ways and |)lHces 
 01 . .). and str.mgers shall stand and/. your tiocks 
 60 . 2.5. the wolf and the lamb shall /. together 
 Jer. 2. 1 16. the children of Noph /. on thy crown 
 3. 15. pastors who shall /'. j ou with know ledge 
 6 . 3. they shall /. cveiy one in his place 
 23. 2. against the pastors that /. my people 
 4. 1 w ill set up shepherds which shall/'. them 
 5(1. 19 . Israel shall/. on Carmel itnd l.ashan 
 Tam. 4. 5. they that/, delicately are desolate 
 Tzek. 31. 2. woe to the shephcifls that do /'. thems 
 3. ye eat the fat, hut ye/, not the Hock 
 10. neither shall the shepherds /'. themselves 
 2.3. even my servant Davirl shall /'. them 
 Yflu. 11 . 2 f). tlie^' that/, ot his meat destroy him 
 
 ,("l4 1; ’'.V a lamb 
 
 9. 2. the Hour and the wine-press shall not/. them 
 Ji'Tiah .3. 7 . let Ihein not/'. n</r drink water 
 Jfic 5. 4. he shall /. in the .strength of the I ord 
 x-cph. 2 . 7. the.y shall/. thereupon, (,od shall visit 
 3. 1.1. they shall/, none shall make them afiaid 
 Aceh. II. 9. then .said I, I will not /'. you 
 16. the shepherd shall not/. that staiideth still 
 Maf 2. Hi. out of thee a Governor that .shall f 
 Imke 15. 15. he sent him to his fields to /'. sw ine 
 yjrt.i- 20. 2B. tak<; lift'd toy. tiie cliiircli ot' (iod 
 o things of the temple 
 
 13. 3. though 1 give all my goods to/'. the poor 
 ^ u'lih shall/', them and leacl them 
 12. 6. that they shouldher there 1260 days 
 El'.E.D, imperatively. 
 
 Gen. 25. 30./. me with that same red pottage 
 2 'J. 7 . water ^ e the shee)), and go and /'. them 
 1 kings HH. Hi. f. himwdth bread and water of afHic- 
 tion, until I come in iieace, 2 Chr. 18. 26. 
 
 > >’t>v. 39. Q.J. me with food convenient for me 
 
 beside the shepherds’ tents 
 file 7. 14./. thy people with thy rod, the Hock 
 yflfli. 11 . 4 . saith l.ord,/. the Hock of the slaughter 
 Jidm 21. 15./. my lambs H 16./. my shee|), 17. 
 J>om. 12. 20. it thine enemy hunger,/, him 
 1 I^et. 5. H.J. the Hock ot God which is among j’ou 
 1 will IT’, E, D. 
 
 Gen. 30. .31. T av// again /. and keep thy flock 
 H Sam. 19. 3.3. 1 will f. thee with me in Jerusalem 
 Isa. 49 . 26. i win f. them that oppre.ss tliee 
 58. 14. 7 willf. thee witli the heritage of .lacoh 
 der. 9. 15. I willf. them with wormwood, 2.3. 15. 
 Ezek.'bX. 1.3. 1 will f. them upon the mountains 
 JF i icillf. them in a good pasture, on mountains 
 
 15. Invill f. my flock, and cause them to lie down 
 
 16. 1 willf. the fat and the .strong with judginent 
 
 Aech. 11 . 7 . 1 ivill f. the flock of slaughter, the poor 
 ^ ElsEDEK. 
 
 Cg«.4.12. Abel was/, of sheep, Cain tillerof ground 
 EEEDE.sr. 
 
 / sal. 80. 5. tliou./’. them with the bread of tears 
 Cant. 1 . 7 . tell me where thou /’. thy flock 
 EEEDl’.'J’ll. 
 
 7 rov. 15. 14. the mouth of fools/. on foolishness 
 28 . 17 . he that/’, gluttons, shameth his father 
 Cant. H. 16. iriy beloved/’. among the lilies, 6 . . 3 . 
 7.va. 44.20.he/, on ashes, a deceived heart tiirneii him 
 12.1. Ephraim/', on wind followcth east-wind 
 JMat. 6 . 26. yet your heavenly lather /'. them 
 Luke 12. 24. the ravens sow not, yet God,/’, them 
 1 Cor.9.7. who/, a flock, and eateth not tiie milk 
 ^ EEEDING. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 2. Joseph was/. his flock w'ith his brethren 
 Job 1. 14. the oxen were plow ing, the asses/’, by 
 ■Kjek. .34.10. cause them to cease from/'. the flock 
 Nah. 2. 11. where is the/, place of young lions ^ 
 flat. 8. 30. an herd of swine/. Markfy. 11. l.vkeQ. .32. 
 Imke 17.7- which of you having a servant/. cattle 
 Jude 12./. thems. without fear, clouds without water 
 ^ EITT.. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 12. my fatlier peradventure will f. me 
 21. come near, that I may/', thee, my .so’n 
 .Tudg. 16. 26. suffer me that, 1 may/, the pillars 
 Job 20 . 20 . surely he shall not,/', quietne.ss 
 Psal. 58^ 9 . before your pots can /. the thorns 
 Eccl. t!. 5. whoso keepeth commanifm. shall/, no evil 
 Acts 17 . 27 . seek the E. if ha[)ly they might /'. after 
 ,EEEE1]S,(.;. ' 
 
 Eph. 4. 10. who being i)ast/. have given themselves 
 iieb. 4. 15. touched w ith tlie /. of our iiilirmities 
 ^ I’EEI. 
 
 Gen. 20. t 1 . then .Tacoh lift up his/, and came 
 40. 10. nor a lawgiver from between his/. till 
 3.3. Jacob gathereii upf. in the bed, yiehled ghost 
 Exod. .3. 5. put thy shoes from off thy /'. Actsf. . 33 . 
 
 11. + 8. get out, and the peojile that'is at thv /'. 
 
 12. 11 . shall eat the passover with shoes on your/. 
 -fxv. 11. 21. have legs above their ,/ ye may oat 
 iJeut. H. 28. only 1 will pass through on my/. 
 
 11. +6. all the substance w Inch was at their f. 
 
 28. . 57 . ,voung one that cometh from between her/, 
 
 33. and they sat down at thy /'. every one 
 Josli.o. 15. the/', of the priests were dipped in Jordan 
 0. 5. old shoes, and clouted upon tiicir/. 
 
 10. 24. iml your,/’, on the necks of these kings 
 14. 9 . the land whereon thy ,/’, have trodden 
 
 Judg. 1 . 17 . having tlumdis of hands and /. cut oil 
 .3. 24. surely he covereth his/'. in liis chamber 
 
 4. 15. so that Sisera fled away on his,/'. 17 . 
 
 5. f 15. Barak was sent on his/. into the valley 
 27- at her /. bowed, at her/', he fell clown dead 
 
 Euth 3. 4. go in, uncover his,/’, and lay thee down 
 ! 1 . he turned, and behold a woman lav at his/. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9 . he will keep the,/ of his saints 
 11. 13. .lonathan c limiied on his hands and /. 
 
 24. 3. and Saul went in to cover his/. 
 
 25. + 27 ., young men that w alk at the/, of my lord 
 42. Abigail rode with five damsels at her,'/'. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. + Ui. Asahel was light of his / as a roe 
 .3. 34. hands not bound, nor thv f. put into fetters 
 4. 4. lonathan’s sou w as lame'ot’ Ins / 9. 3, 13. 
 
 12. they cutoff their hands and their/. 
 
 19. 24. Mephihosheth had not dressed his/. 
 
 FEE 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 34 maketh my/, like hinds’/, and setl“tn 
 me u|)()n high piaces, J’sat. 18. .33. Dab. 3. IQ 
 . 37 . so that iny/. did not slip, Psal. 18. 36 
 1 A tngs 2 5. pi|t the blood of w ar in shoes on his / 
 14. 6. when Aliiiali heard the sound of her /' 
 
 .I'-no ‘I'-"''’ - shan'die 
 
 lo., 23. Asa was di.sea.sed in his/. 2 C/inm. JO 12 
 
 'P ^ '' aF'r for tlie cattle at their /. 
 
 4. 27 . w’hen she came, she caught him t»y the'f 
 0 .32. is not the sound of his master’s/. heltind fiiin ' 
 9. .1.0. hut they found no more of her tlian the/ ' 
 '■evived, and stood upon his/. 
 
 J8. + 27 . that they may drink the water of their/. 
 -1.8. n()r n^k(( the/.of Israel move any more 
 \Chron. 2d. 2. then David the king stood on his/ 
 ii,o ‘F clothes waxed not old, their/', sw died not 
 Job 12. 5. he that is ready to slip with his/ 
 
 1.3. 27 . thou putfest my/, in the stocks, .33.11. tliou 
 
 i„ o X- . ^ print upon the heels of my / 
 
 18. 8. tor he is cast info a net hv his own/. 
 
 11, terrors make afraid, and drive him to his/ 
 29. l.x I was eyes to the himd,/’. was I to the lame 
 .10. 12. the youth rise, they iiush awav mv/ 
 
 39 . +21. his/, dig in the valley, he lejoicVth 
 il'O’ pierced my hands and my/. 
 
 Ho. 1.5. tor he shall pluck my/. out of the net 
 .31. 8, thou hast set my /'. in a large room 
 4n.C. he set iti vy*. oii rock, and estabi islied iny 
 oO. uilt thou not deliver iny/. troin tallinLrr^ 
 (in. 9 . and suflereth not our /. to be inovecl ' 
 
 7 . 3 . 2. hut as for me, my/, were almost gone 
 
 lip thy/, to tlie per[)ctiial desolations 
 lO.j. 18. whose/, they hurt with fetters 
 11.5. 7 . f. Iiave they .hut they walk not, nor speak 
 110. 8. thou hast delivered iny f. from tailing 
 119 . 59. I turned my/, unto thy testimonies’ 
 
 101. I refrained my/. from every evil way 
 
 ’‘“"E to my/’, a ligiit to m v pafii 
 122 . 2 . our/, shall stand within thy gates 
 7 rov. 1 . 16. their/, run to evil, 6 . 18. Jsa. 50. 7 
 
 4. 20 ponder the path of thy/, ways he established 
 
 5. hei/. go down to death, steps take hold on hell 
 
 6. 1.3. the wicked man speaketi wdth liis/. 
 
 ^28. can one go on coals, and his/, not he burnt.' 
 
 7 . 11. she is loud, her/’, abide not in lier house 
 19 . H. and he that hasteth with his / sinneth 
 26. 6. cutteth off the/, and drinketli damage 
 29 . .5. a flatterer spreadeth a net for his /. 
 
 Cant. 7. 1. how beautiful are thy/. with shoes! 
 isa. .3. 16. and making a tinkling with their / 
 
 18. Lord takeaway the ornaments about tfieir/. 
 6. 2. with twain he covered his /. with twain did fly 
 7; 20. the 1 Old shall shave the hair of the/. 
 
 T' own/, shall carry her afar ott to sojour. 
 -6.6. the/, of the poor shall tread it down 
 32. 20. that send torth the /. of the ox and ass 
 41. 3. hj’ the way that he had not gone with his/. 
 49 . 23. they shall lick up the clust of thy /'. 
 
 52. 7 . the/’, of him that bringefh good tidings 
 60 . 13. I will make the place of my/, glorious 
 Jei. 1.3.16. before 3 'our/. stumble on the mountains 
 
 14. 10. loved to wander, have not refrained their/. 
 
 18. 22. they digged a pit, and hid snares for my/. 
 38. 22. thy/, are sunk in the mire, and are turned 
 Tam. 1. 1.3. he liath S))read a net for mv/. 
 
 Ezek. 1.7. and their/. were straight/.' 
 
 2. 1. lie said to me, son of man, stand upon tiiy/, 
 
 2. and the .Spirit set me upon my/. .3. 24. 
 
 16.25. liast opened thy/, toevery one that passed by 
 
 24. 17 . and |)iit on th>' shoes upon thv/. 
 
 23. tires shall he on your heads, sho'es on vour/ 
 
 25. 6. because thou hast stamped with the/. 
 
 .32.2. thou troiihledst the waters with thy /. 
 
 3t. 18. hut ye must foul the residue with your/. 
 
 19. w hat ve have trodden and fouled with your/. 
 . 37 . 10. they lived, and stood upuiion their /. 
 
 Dan. H. 33. his,/', part of iron, and part clay, 42. 
 
 34. astone smote the image upon his/. 
 
 41. thou saw est the/’, and'toes part ot'clay 
 7- 7- and stamped the. residue with the/. of it, ]9. 
 
 10. 6. liis,/'. like polished brass. Rev. 1. 15. I 2. 18. 
 Nah. 1. 3. and the clouds are the dust of liis/. 
 
 15. the/, of him that hriiigeth good tidings 
 Zeeh. 14. 4. his/, shall stand upon mount of Olives 
 Mat. 10.14. V. lien ye depart out of that house or cifv, 
 
 shake off the dust of your / Mark 6. 11. Tuke9.'6. 
 
 15. 30. cast the lame aiid hfiiid down at .lesus’V'. 
 
 ItJ. 8. rather than having two/. to he cast into fire 
 28. 9. they held him by the,/', and worshijiped him 
 
 iMke 1. 79 . to guide our/, into the wa.v of peace 
 
 7 . 38. she kissed his/. and anointed them 
 45. this woman liath not ceased to kiss my f. 
 
 8. 35. they found a man sitting at the/. of j'esns 
 41. .lairus tell down at Jesus’ /’. and besought liirn 
 
 1(_). .39. Mary, who sat at Jesus'/, heard his Word 
 1.5. 22. put a ring on his hand, and shoes on his/. 
 24. 39. behold my hands and m.v,/’. that it is I 
 40. he shewed them his hands and his /’. 
 
 John 11.2. and wiped his /’. witli her hair, 12. 3. 
 
 12. .3. and .'Mary anoiiifeii the f. of Jesus 
 
 20.12. one angel at the liead, the other at the./’. 
 
 Acts 3.7. and immediatelv his f. received strengtii 
 4. 35. laid them down at'the apostles’./’. .’17. | 5. 2. 
 
 .5. 9 . the/, of them who have buried thy luishaiid 
 7 . .58. they laid their clothes at a voiing man’s/. 
 
 I. 3.25. shoes of Ids/. 1 am not wo'rtiiy to loose 
 
 .51. they sl.ook otl' the dust of their./’, against them 
 14. 8. there sat at Lystra a man impotent in Ids f. 
 10. Paul said, stand upright on thv /’. he leaned 
 
 16. 24. wlu) made tlieir f. fast in the. stocks 
 
 21. II. Agabus hound Ids own hands and /. 
 
 22. .3. yet brought up at the./’, of Gamaliel 
 
 26. 16. hut rise, and stand upon thy f. 
 
 Rom. 3.15. their./’, are swift to shed blood 
 10. 15. the./, ot them that preach the gosjiel 
 1 Cor. 12_. 21. nor head to the f. I have no need of yoa 
 Eph.O.Jb. .vonr /’. shod with the preparation of gosiHil 
 Deb. 12. 13. and make straight paths for .vour/’. 
 
 Rev. 3.9. make them come and w orship before thv/. 
 10. 1. another mighty angel, his,/', as pillam of fii'a 
 
 II. 11. the two w itnesses stood upon their/. 
 
 13. 2. his/, were as/, of a bear, mouth of a lion 
 
FEL 
 
 FEL 
 
 FEM 
 
 Rev 22. 8 .1 fell down to worship before his /. 
 
 ■ At his FKEl'. 
 
 Eiod. 4. 25. Zipporah cast the foreskin at hisf. 
 
 Judy. 4. 10. Barak went with ten thousand at hisf. 
 Huih 3 . 14. she lay at his f. until the morning 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 24. Abigail fell at his f. and said 
 
 2 hinys 4. .37. the woman or .Shuiiem fell at his f. 
 
 8 . 3 .Esther fell down at his f. and besought him 
 Hah. 3. 5. and burning coals went forth at hisf. 
 Mat. 18. 2y. his fellow-servant fell down at his f. 
 Markb. 22 . .lairus, when he saw him, fell at hisf. 
 
 7.25. Syrophenician woman came, and fell at hisf. 
 Luke 7. 38. she stood at his f. behind him weeping 
 Juhn 11- 32. Wary fell down at hisf. saying 
 
 5 . 10 ..Sapphira feller hisf. and yielded up ghost 
 
 10.25. Cornelius met him, an<l fell down at fas f. 
 Hev. 1 . 37. when I saw him, I fell at hisf. asdead 
 
 19. 10 . and 1 fell at hisf. to worship him 
 EEET joined w'lth sole or soles. 
 
 JJeut. 11. 24. soles of your f. tread shall be yours 
 Josh. 3.13. as soon as soles of the priests’ f. 4. 18. 
 
 1 Ktiiys 5. 3. till L. put them under tiie m/erof his/. 
 
 2 Kin. 19.24. with s. of my f. have dried, Js. 37.25. 
 Jsa. 60. 14. shall bow down at the soles of thy /. 
 Jilzek. 1 . 7 . the sole of their/. was like a calf’s foot 
 
 43 . 7 . the place of soles of my /. no more tletiled 
 Mai. 4 . 3. wicked shall be ashes under s. of your /. 
 Under FEEl . 
 
 Eiod. 24.10. under his f. as it were a sapphire stone 
 2 Sam. 22.10. darkness \\ nsunder h'lsf. Psal. 18. 9. 
 
 39 . yea, they are fallen roirfer my/. 
 
 Psal. 8 . 6. thou hast put all things under his /. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 27 . Efh. 1. 22. 
 47 . 3 . he shall subdue the nations under our f. 
 
 91 . 13. the dragon shalt thou trample under f. 
 
 Isa. 14. 19. as a carcase trodden under f. 
 
 28. 3. drunkards of Ephraim shall be trod. underf. 
 Pam. 3. .34. to crush under his/, all prisoners 
 Mat. 7 . 6 . lest they trample them under their/. 
 Jiom. 16 . 20. God shall bruise Satan underyourf. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 25. till he hath put all enemies under his/. 
 Heb. 2 . 8 . for he put all in subjectionhis f. 
 Rev. 12 . 1 . clothed with the sun, moon under her /. 
 
 FEE!' with wash, or washed. 
 
 Gen. 18. 4. let water be fetched, and wash your /. 
 
 19. 2 . turn in, tarry all night, and wash your f. 
 
 24. 32. and Laban gave water to wash his f. 
 
 43 . 24. gave them water, and they washed their/. 
 Eiod. 30. 19. Aaron and his sons shall wash their 
 
 hands and tlieir/. thereat, 21. 1 40. 31. 
 Judy. 19. 21. Levite and concubine washed their 9 . 
 
 1 Sam, 25. 41. to wash the /. of servants of my lord 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 8 . Uriah, go to thy house, wash thy /. 
 Psal. 58. 10 . shall wash his }. in blood of the wicked 
 Cant. 5.3.have washed my/. how shall 1 detile them! 
 Luke 7.38. she began to wash his/, with tears 
 
 44. but she hath washed my /. with tears 
 John 13. 5. he began to wash the disciples' f. 
 
 6 . Peter saith to him. Lord, dost thou wash my /. ? 
 
 8 . Peter saith to him > thou shalt never wash my/. 
 
 10 . needeth not save to wash his/, but is clean 
 12 . so after he had washed their /. he said to them 
 
 14. if 1 your Ld. and Master hA\Q washed your f. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 10 . if she washed the saints’ 9 . 
 FEIGN. 
 
 USam. 14. 2 . I pray /. thyself to be a mourner 
 1 Kiii'/s 14. 5. she shall f. herself to be another w'om. 
 Luke 20 . 20 . which should /. themselves just men 
 FEIGN ED. 
 
 1 Sam. 21 . 13. David /. himself mad in their hands 
 
 2 Sam. 22. t 45. strangers shall yield J. obedience 
 
 unto me, Psal. 18. t 44 . 
 Pfa/.’ 17 . 1 . to my prayer that goeth not out of/, lips 
 06. t 3. thine enemies shall yield /. obedience 
 81.115. the haters of the Lord yielded/. obedience 
 2 Pet, 2.3. with/, words make merchandise of you 
 FEIGN EST. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 6 . why /. thou thyself to be another ? 
 Keh. 6 . 8 . but thou f. them out of thine own heart 
 FEIGN ED LY. 
 
 Jer. 3. 10 . hatli turned to me but /. saith the Lord 
 FELL. 
 
 Gen. 4. 5. Cain was wroth, and his countenance /. 
 
 14. 10. tlie kings of Sodom and Gomorrah /. 
 
 15. 12. a deep sleep/, on Abram, and lo, an horror 
 
 25. 118. Ishmael/. in the presence of his brethren 
 33. 4. Esau ran, and /. on his brother’s neck 
 
 44. 14. Joseph’s bretlireil/. before him on ground 
 
 45. 14. Joseph/. on Benjamin's neck and wept 
 
 46. 29. Jacob/. on Joseph’s neck and wept 
 Plod. .32. 28. there /. of the people 3000 men 
 Lev. 16. 9. the goat on w hich the Lord’s lot /. 10 .] 
 Mum. 11 . 4. the mixt multitude /. a lusting 
 
 9 . the dew/. on the camp, the manna f. upon it 
 14.5. Moses and Aaron J. 16. 22, 45. | 20. 6. 
 
 Josh. 8 . 25. that all that f. that day, were 12,000 
 
 11. 7 . so Joshua came and/. upon them 
 
 22 . 20 . and wrath /. on all the congregation 
 
 Judy. 4. 16 . .Sisera’s host /.on the edge of the sword 
 
 5. 27 . Sisera/. [1 8 . 10. for there /. 120,000 men 
 7 .13. a cake ot bread smote the tent that it /. 
 
 12. 6 . there /. of F’phraimites at that time 42,000 
 
 16. .30. the house f. on the lords and on the people 
 
 20. 44. and there f. of Benjamin 18,(X)0 men 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 10 . there /. of Israel 30JX)0 footmen 
 
 18. Eli/, from his seat backward by the gate 
 
 11. 7 . the fear of the Lord /. on the people 
 14. 13. tlie Philistines/, before Jonathan 
 
 19. t 24. .Saul prophesied, and/, down that day 
 22. 18. Doeg turned, and/. upon the priests 
 25. 24. Abigail/, at David’s feet, and said 
 28.20. .Saul/, straightway along on the earth 
 
 29. 3. 1 tound no fault in him since he/, on me 
 .‘K). 13. because three days agone I /. sick 
 
 31. 4. therefore .Saul took a sword and/. upon it 
 
 5. his armour-bearer/. likew ise, 1 Chr. 10. 4, 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 4. Mephibosneth /. and became lame 
 
 11. 17 . there/, some of the people of David 
 
 13. 2. Amnon/. sick for his sister l amar 
 
 20. 8. .loab’ssword/, out as he w’ent forth 
 
 21. 9. they/, all seven together in days of harvest 
 , i.2. they/, by the hand of David, 1 Citron. 20. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 2.25. Benaiah /. on Adonijah that he died 
 
 32. who/, upon two men more righteous than he 
 34. Benaiah /. on Joab |146. Benaiah /. on Shimei 
 
 12. + 19. so Israel f. from the house of David 
 
 14. 1 . Abijah the son of Jeroboam/, sick 
 
 17 . 17 . the son of the woman /. sick, it was so sore 
 
 18. 38. lire of l.ord /. and ( Onsumed the sacrilice 
 29. .30. a wallon 27,(;00 men that were left 
 
 2 Kings 1.13. third captain/, on knees before Elijah 
 2. 13. he took mantle of Elijah that/. from him 
 
 4. 8 . it/. on a day Elisha passed to .Shunem, 11. 
 
 18. it /. on a day the child went to the reapers 
 37- Shunammite f. at his feet and bowed herself 
 
 6 . 5. the axe-head /. into the water, and he ci ied 
 
 6 . and the man ot God said, wliere /. it f 
 
 7 . 20 . so it/, out to him, the people trode on him 
 25. 11. the fugitives that /.away to the king 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 19. there/, some of Manas.seh to David 
 
 21. 14. and there /. of Israel 70,0tX) men 
 
 27 . 24. because tliere /. wrath for it against Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 9. tor they/, to David out of Israel 
 
 17 .10. the fear of Ld. /. on all kingdoms ot lands 
 
 20 . 18. the inhaliitant.s of Jerusalem /. before Ld. 
 
 21. 19. his bowels/. out by reason of sickness 
 25. 13. the soldiers of Israel /. on cities of .ludah 
 
 Ezra 9. 5. 1 f. on my knees and spread my hands 
 t.sth. 8 . 17 . for the tear of the Jews/, on them, 9. 2. 
 
 9. 3. because the fear of Mordecai /. upon them 
 Job 1 . lb. the .Sabeaiis /. on the asses, and took them 
 
 17 . Chaldeans /. on camels, and earned them away 
 
 19 . tlie house /. on young men, and they are dead 
 Psal. 27 . 2 . w icked came to eat up my tiesh, they /. 
 78. 64. their priests/, by sw'ord, widow s not lament 
 105. .38. for the fear ot Israel /. on Egyiit 
 
 Jer. 39, 9. those that/, away, that/, to him, 52.15. 
 46. 16. one/. upon another, and they said, arise 
 Lam. 1 . 7 . her people. /. into the hand of the enemy 
 
 5. 13. and the children /. under tlie wood 
 
 Ezek. 8 .1. the hand of the Lord /. upon me, 11.5. 
 39.23. so /. they all by the sword 
 Dan. 4. 31. there f. a voice froin heaven, saying 
 
 7 . 20. other whicli came up, before w hom three /. 
 
 10. 7 . but a great quaking /. upon them 
 
 Jonah 1 , 7 . they cast lots, and the lot f. on Jonah 
 Mat. 7 . 25. the house/, not Ij 27. itj. Luke 6. 49. 
 
 1.3. 4. seed/. by the w'ay-side, Mark 4. 4. Luke^. 5. 
 
 5. some/. upon stony places, Mark 4. 5. Luke^. 6. 
 
 7 . and some /. among thorns, Mark^.l. I^uked.l. 
 
 8. other f. into good ground, Mark 4. 8. l.uke 8. 8. 
 Mark 5. 22. .lairus when he saw him,/, at his feet 
 
 7 .25. .Syrophenician woman came, and/. at his feet 
 
 9. 20. lie/. on the ground and wallowed foaming 
 
 14. .35. .lesus/. on the ground and prayed 
 Luke 1. 12. and fear/, upon Zacharias 
 
 8. 23. but as they sailed, .lesus/. asleep 
 
 10. 30. a certain man /. among thieves, .36. 
 
 13. 4. tipon whom the tower in Siloam /. 
 
 15. 20. his father /. on his neck and kissed him 
 
 16. 21. crumbs which /. from the rich man’s table 
 John 18. 6. went backward and /. to the ground 
 Acts 1. 25. from which Judas by transgression/. 
 
 26. gave forth lots, and the lot /, upon INlatthias 
 
 7 . 60. and w'hen he had said this, he /. asleep 
 
 9 . 4. Saul /. to the earth and heard a voice 
 
 18. there /. from his eyes as it had been scales 
 
 10.10. Peter became hungry, and/, into a trance 
 44 . the Holy Ghost/, on them all, 11. 15. 
 
 12. 7 . the chains /. off from Peter’s hands 
 
 1.3. 11. there/, on him a mist and a darkness 
 
 36. David/. on sleep and saw corruption 
 19. 17 . and fear/. on all the Jews at Ephesus 
 
 20. 10. Paul w ent dow n, and /. on Eutychus 
 
 37 . they all /. on Paul’s neck, and kissed him 
 
 22. 7- I /■ unto the ground, and heard a voice 
 Rom. 11. 22. on them which /. severity 
 
 15. ,3. reproaches of them reproached thee /. on me 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 8. and /. in one day twenty-three thous. 
 Heb. 3. 17 . whose carcases /. in the wilderness 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 4. since fathers /. asleep all things continue 
 Rev. 1 . 17 . when I saw him 1 /. at his teet as dead 
 
 6. 13. and the stars of heaven /. unto the earth 
 
 8. 10. and there f. a great star from heaven 
 
 11. 11. and great feaiV. on them who saw' them 
 
 13. the tenth part of the city /. by earthquake 
 
 16. 2. and there /. a noisome and grievous sore 
 
 19 . the city was divided, and cities of nations /. 
 
 21. there /. on men, great hail out of heaven 
 
 19. 10. and 1 /. at his feet to worship him 
 See F.vck, Faces. 
 
 FELL down. 
 
 Num. 22. 27 . when the ass saw the angel, she /. d. 
 Dent. 9 . 18. and I /. down before the Lord, 25. 
 Josh. 6. 20. the people shouted, the wall/, d. flat 
 Judy. 5. 27 . where tie bowed there he/, down dead 
 19 . 26. the concubine /. down at door of the house 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 52 . the Philistines/. down by the way 
 31.1. men of Israel f. down in GiIboa,'l Chr. 10.1. 
 
 2 .'iam. 2. 16. so they /. down together 
 
 23. Asahel /. dowsi there, and died in the place 
 18. 28. Ahimaax/. down \\ 19. 18. Shimei f. down 
 2 Kings \ .‘2. and Ahaziah /. down through a lattice 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 22. there /. d. many slain, war w'as of G. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3.17- there /. d. of Israel 5tXj.tX)0 men 
 Esth. 8.3. I'sther/. down at Ahasuerus' feet 
 
 Job 1. 20. Job f. d. on the ground and worshipped 
 Psal. 107 . 12. they/, down there was none to help 
 Dan. .3. 7. all nations /. d. and worshipped image 
 
 23. these three /. down bound in the furnace 
 Mat. 2. 11. wise men /. down iiud worshipped him 
 
 18. 26 . the servant therefore /. down saying, 29. 
 Mark .3.11. and unclean spirits /. down helore him 
 
 5. .33. the woman with the issue of blood./, doum 
 L.uke 5. 8. Simon Peter /. down at Jesus’ knees 
 8. 28. nian which had devils /. down before .lesus 
 41. .lairus /. down || I 7 . 16. the .Samaritan/, d. 
 John 11. .32. Mary/, down at his feet, saying 
 Acts 5. 5. Ananias/. down H 10. .Sapphira /. down 
 
 10. 25. Cornelius/. down |1 16. 29. jailer j. down 
 
 19. .35. the imaue which/, doivn from .lupitcr 
 
 20. 9. Eutychus/. rforew from the third loft 
 Heb. 11.30. bj’ faith the walls of .leric ho/. i/oavt 
 Rev. 5. 8. elders/. d. before the Ixtinb. 14.1 19. 4. 
 
 Rev. 22.8. John /. dowsn to worship before the angt 
 FELL. 
 
 2 Kings 3.19. and ye shall/. e\ery good tree 
 FELLED. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 25. and they f. all the good trees 
 FEELER. 
 
 Isa. 14.8. saying, no/, is come up against us 
 FELLE.ST. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.34. as a man before w ick. men, so /. thou 
 FELLING. 
 
 2 Kings 0. 5. as one w as/. a beam, the axe-head fell 
 FELLOES. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 33. their/. and their spokes were molten 
 
 FELLOW. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 9. they said, this one /. came in to sojourn 
 Exod.2. 1.3. wherefore smitest thou thy f. 'f 
 18.116. and 1 judge between a man and his/. 
 Judg. 7 . 13. there was a man told a dream to liis/. 
 
 22. the Lord set every man’s sw’ord against his/. 
 
 through all the host, 1 Sam. 14. 20. 
 \Sam. 21. 15. that ye have brought this /. to ()lay 
 the madman ; shall this /. come into my house ? 
 
 25. 21. in vain have I kept all that this/, hath 
 29 . 4. make this /. return, he may go to his place 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 16 . cau«ht every one his /. by the head 
 
 1 Kings 22. 27. put this /. in prison, 2 Chron. 18. 26. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 11. w herelore came this mad /. to thee .' 
 Eccl. 4.10. if they fall, one wdll lift up his/. 
 
 Isa. 34. 14. the satyr shall cry to his /. 
 
 Jonah 1. 7 . they said every one to his/, cast lots 
 Zech. 11. t9. eat every one the flesh of his /. 
 
 13. 7- awake, O sword, against my .Shepherd, and 
 against the man that is luy /. saith Lord of hosts 
 Mat.An. 24. this f. doth not cast out devils but by 
 
 26. 61. this f. said, I am able to destroy the temple 
 71 . this /. was also with .lesus, Luke 22. 59. 
 
 Luke 2.3.2. we found this/. |)erverting the nation 
 John 9. 29- as for this f. we know not whence lie is 
 11.16. Didymus said to his/, (dscijiles, let us go 
 Acts 17 .118. some said, what v> ill this base/, say ? 
 18.13. this f. persuadeth men to worship God 
 
 22. 22. away with such a f. from the earth 
 
 24. 5. we have found this man a pestilent/. 
 
 F' f. 1 .LO W-citizens. 
 
 Eph. 2. 19 . but f.-citizens with saints and household 
 FELLOW-/ief/-.v. 
 
 Eph. 3. 6 . that the Gentiles should be f.-heirs 
 EELLOW-helper. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 23. Titus my f .-helper concerning you 
 
 FELLOW' 
 
 3 John 8. that we might '00. f.-helpers to the trutli 
 
 E EE'LG'K - labourer. 
 
 1 Thess. 3. 2. we sent Timotheus our f.-labourer 
 Philem, 1. Paul to Philemon our f,-labourer 
 
 F’ ELLO W -labourers. 
 
 Phil. A. 3. Clement, with other my f.-labourers 
 Philem. 24. Marcus, Demas, Lucas, my f.-labourers 
 EElAJJVi-prisoner. 
 
 Col. 4. 10. Aristarchus my f.-prisoner salufeth you 
 Philem. 23. Epaphras my f.-prisoner in Christ 
 F E L LO W -prison e rs. 
 
 Rom. 16 . 7 . Andronicus and Junia mj’/.-j7r?ft»<m 
 F'ELLOW-.vercatd, or servants. 
 
 Mat. 18. 28. found one of his f.-.ierv. who owed him 
 29. his f.-servant fell down at his feet, saying 
 31. so when his f.-servants saw what was done 
 
 33. have had compassion on f .-servant as 1 on thes 
 
 24. 49 . and shall begin to smite his f.-servants 
 Col. 1 . 7 . ye learned of Epaphras our f.-servant 
 
 4. 7 . lychiciis, who is a f.-servant in the I.ord 
 Rev. 6 . 11. till their/.-je/Ta«r5 should be fulfilled 
 
 19.10. see thou rio it not, 1 am thy f.-servant, 22. 9. 
 EEAMOW-soldier. 
 
 Phil. 2. 25. to send Epaphroditus my f.-soldier 
 Philem. 2. Paul to Archippus our f.-soldier 
 F' F. LL() Vv -workers. 
 
 Col. 4.11. these only are my f.-workers to kingdom 
 F f.LLOW S. 
 
 Judg.W. . 37 . bewail my virginity, I and mj'/. 
 
 18. 25. lest angry run on thee, and thou lose life 
 20.111. all Lsraef w ere gathered /. as one man 
 
 2 Ham. 6.20. as one of the vain f. uncovereth himselr 
 Psal. 45. 7* with oil of gladness above./. Htb. 1. 9 
 Isa. 44. 11. behold all nis f. shall be ashamed 
 Ezek. . 37 . 19 . 1 will take the tribes of Israel his/. 
 Dan. 2.13. they sought Daniel and his/, to be slain 
 
 18. that Daniel and liis /. should not perish 
 
 7 . 20. whose look was more stout than his /. 
 Zech. 3. 8. thou and thy /. that sit before thee 
 Mat. 11. 16 . like to children calling to their /. 
 Acts 17 . 5. Jews took lewd/, of the baser sort 
 
 F'ELL()W!'<.!ilP. 
 
 Lev. 6.2. which was delivered him to keep, or in /. 
 Ps. 94 .20. shall the throne of iniq. have /.with thee/ 
 Acts 2.42. they contin. in aiiostles’ doctrine and J. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 9 . ye were called to the /. of his .<011 
 10. 20. not that ye should have /. with devils 
 
 2 Cor. 6.14. what /'.hath righteousness with unright¬ 
 
 eousness r wliat communion light with darkn.? 
 
 8. 4. take on us the /. of ministering to the saint* 
 Gal. 2. 9. they gave tome the right hand of./'. 
 I.ph. 3. 9 . to make men see w hat is the/. of m.v'stery 
 
 5. 11. have no/. w ith unfruitful works of darkness 
 Phil. 1. 5. for your /. in the gospel till now 
 
 2. 1. if there be any/, of the spirit, if bowels 
 .3. 10. that 1 may know the /. of his suflerings 
 1 John 1. .3. that ye also may have /. with us, and 
 truly our/. is with Father, and with Son .1. tl. 
 
 6. if w e say that we have/. with him, and walk in 
 
 7 . if we walk in light, we have/, one w ith another 
 
 FFJLT'. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 22. Jacob went near, and Isaac./", him 
 31.+34. Laban/. all the tent, but found them not 
 Eiod. 10.21. over laiid,even darkness that may be/. 
 Prov. 23. .35. they have beaten me, and 1 /. It not 
 Mark 5. 29. she f. she was healed ot that plague 
 sicts 28. 5. he shook off the beast and f. no harm 
 FEM A EE. 
 
 Gen. 1. 27 . male and /. created he them, 5. 2 
 
 6. 19. two of every sort, they shall be male and./". 
 
 7 . 2. take to thee by sevens, the male and the /. 3. 
 
 9. there went in two and two, the male and the/, 
 
 .11 161 
 
F E T 
 
 FIE 
 
 FIE 
 
 Gen. 7. 16. they that went in, went in male and /. 
 Lev. ;i. 1. it lie offer it, whether it be male or/. 
 
 6. it his ottering be ot tlie Hock, male or./. 
 
 4. 2}?. otiering a /. without blemisli, 32. 1 5. 6. 
 
 12. 7. law tor her that hath bom a male or /. 
 
 27.4. it it be a/, tliy estimation shall be .30 shekels 
 
 5. thy estimation tor theten shekels, ?• 
 
 0. for the./', tfom a month old, three shekels 
 
 iNnm. 5. 3. both male and /. shall ye put out 
 JJeut. 4.16. graven image, the likeness ot male or /. 
 
 7. 14. sliall not be a male or f. barren among you 
 Mat. 19. 4. made them male and/. Mark 10. 0. 
 
 Gal. 3. 28. in Christ there is neither male nor /. 
 FENCF.. 
 
 Ps. 62. 3. ye be as a bowing wall and a tottering/. 
 FFNCKD. 
 
 Joh 10.11. he hath /. me with bones and sinews 
 
 19. 8. he hath/, up my way tliat 1 cannot pass 
 Isa. 5. 2. my beloved hath a vineyard, and he/, it 
 FENCED. 
 
 Deut. 28. 52. fill thy higli and/. walls come down 
 2 Ham. 23. 7. man that shall touch them must be/. 
 2 Kings 3. 19. and ye shall smite every /. city 
 
 10. 2. there are with you a/. city and armour 
 
 17 . 9 . from the tower to the /. cit.y, 18. 8. 
 
 19. t 24. i have dried up the rivers of/, places 
 with the soleot my feet, Isa. .37. t25. 
 Isa. 2.15. the day of the Lord on every /. wall 
 Jer. 15. 20. 1 will make thee a/. brazeii wall 
 pzek.'.'Id. .35. the waste and ruined cities are become/. 
 Hal). 2. t 1. 1 will set me upon the/. place 
 FENClsD cities. 
 
 Hum. .32. 17 . our little ones shall dwell in/, cities 
 I)eut. 3. 5. all these cities vteref. with walls 
 
 9. 1. to possess cities great and /. up to heaven 
 Jos/t. 10. 20. the rest of them entered into/. cities 
 
 14. 12. and that the cities were great anu /. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 18. golden mice, accoiding to number of 
 
 f. cities 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 6. pursue, lest he get/, cities an(] escape 
 2 Kings 18.13. .Sennacherib came up against all the 
 
 /. cities of .ludah and took them, 2 Chr. 12.4. 
 19 . 25. thou shouldest be to lay waste /. cities 
 2 (Jhron. 8. 5. Solomon built/, cities with walls 
 12. 4. Shishak took the /. cities ot .Judah 
 14. 6. Asa built/. cities in ludah, land had rest 
 17 . 2. .Tehoshaphat (tlaced forces in the /. cities, 19. 
 19. 5. he set judges throughoutall /. cities of .)ud. 
 2J. 3. Jehosiiaphat gave them/. cities in .Judah 
 
 33. 14. Manasseh put captains of war in /. cities 
 Jer. 5. 17 . they shall impoverish thy /. cities 
 Dan. 11. 15. king of north shall take most /. cities 
 Jios. 8. 14. .ludah hath multiplied/. cities 
 Zeph. 1.16. day of alarm against/. cities and towers 
 J‘’EN S. 
 
 Job 40. 21. Behemoth lieth in covert of reed and /. 
 FERRET. 
 
 Lev. 11. 30. the /. chameleon and lizard unclean 
 FERRY-Aoa<. 
 
 9, Sam. 19 . 18. there went a f.-hoat for king’s housh. 
 FERVENT. 
 
 Acisl8. 25. Apollos, being/, in spirit, taught 
 Pom. 12. 11 ./. in spirit, serving the Lord 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . he told us your/, mind towards me 
 Jam. 5. 16 ./. prayer of a righteous man avails much 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 8. above all things have /. charity 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. elements shall melt with/. heat, 12. 
 
 FERVENTLY. 
 
 Col. 4.12. EpaphraS labouring /. for you in prayers 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. see that ye love one another with a 
 FE'rCII. [pure heart /. 
 
 Gen. 18. 5. I will /. a mor.sel of bread and comfort 
 2.7. 9. go,/, me two kids of the goats, 13. 
 
 45. then 1 will send and /. thee from thence 
 Exod. 2. 5. when sav/ the ark, she sent maid to/, it 
 Hum. 20. 10. must we f. water out of this rock 
 Deut. 19. 12. the elders shall send and /. him 
 
 24.10. thou shall not go to./', his pledge, 19. 
 
 30. 4, from whence will the I.ord thy God f. thee 
 Judg. 11. 5. elders of Gilead went to /. .Jephthah 
 
 20.10. take men to /. victuals for the people 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 3. let us/, the ark ofthe covenant 
 
 6. 21. saying, come ye down, and /. it up to 5 mu 
 16. 11. Samuel said to .Jesse, send /. Saul, 20. 31. 
 
 26. 22. let us come over and/, the spear 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 23. but/. a compass behind them 
 14. 13. the king doth not.f. home his banished 
 
 20. to /. about this form of speech .Joab done this 
 
 1 Kings 17 . 10 . /. me, I pray thee, a little water 
 
 11. as she was going to/. it, he called her 
 
 2 Kings 6. 13. go spy where he is, that I may ./’, him 
 2 Chron. 18. 8. /'. quickly Micaiah the sonot 'lmla 
 Neh. 8.15. /. olive-branches, pine and m.yrtle 
 Job 36. 3. I will /. my knowledge from afar 
 
 Isa. 56. 12. come ye, say they, 1 will/, wine 
 Jer. 36. 21. the king sent Jehudi to/. the roll 
 Acts 16. 37 . let them come themselves and/. us out 
 FETCHED. 
 
 Gen. 18. 4. let a little water, 1 pray 3 ’ou, be /. 
 
 7 . Abraham/. a calf tender and good 
 
 27- 14. .Jacob went and/, the kids to his mother 
 Judg. 18. 18. they /. the carved image, the ephod 
 
 1 Sam. 7 .1. men cameand/. up the ark of the Lord 
 
 10. 23. and thej’ ran, and /. Saul thence 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 6. as though they would have./’. wheat 
 9. 5. king David sent and/. IMephiboslieth 
 
 11. 27 . David sent and./', llath-sheba to his house 
 14. 2. Joab/. from'l'ekbah a wise woman 
 
 1 Ki7igs7. 13. king Solomon /'. Hiram out of Tyre 
 9. .28. they/. from Oidiir gold, 420 talents 
 
 2 Kings 3. 9. /. a compass of seven days’ journey 
 11. 4. .lehoiada sent and /. rulers over hundreds 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 17-/. from Egypt a chariot and horse 
 
 12.11. the guard came and./'. the shields 
 
 Jer. 26. 2.3. and they /. forth' Urijah out of Egypt 
 Acts 28.13. and from thence we /. a compass 
 FETCH ETH. 
 
 Deut. 19. 5, and his hand /. a stroke with the axe 
 FETTERS. 
 
 Judg. 16. 21. they bound Samson with /. of brass 
 2 Sam. 3. .34. thy hands were not bound, nor thy 
 
 feet put into /'. 
 
 162 
 
 2 Kings25.7. they put out theeyesof Zcdekiah, and 
 bound him with f. of brass, Jer. .39.1 7 . I 52.111. 
 2 Chron. 33. 11. Manasseh was bound with/. 
 
 36. 6. .lehoiakim bound with/. to carry to llabylon 
 l\sal. 105. 18. whose feet they hurt with/. 
 
 149. 8. to bind their nobles with f. ot iron 
 Mark 5. 4. being often bound with /. Luke 8. 29. 
 FEVI.R. 
 
 Deut. 28. 22. the T.ord shall smite thee with a /. 
 Mat. 8. 14. .Jesus was come, he saw Peter’s wife’s 
 mother sick of a /. Mark 1. .30. Luke 4. .'18. 
 John 4. 52. yesterday at seventh hour the f. left him 
 Acts 28. 8. the lather of Publius lay sick of a/. 
 FEW. 
 
 Gen. 24. .55. let the damsel abide with us a/, days 
 
 27 . 44. tarry a/. days till thy brother's fury turn 
 
 34. 30. 1 being/, in number, they will slay me 
 47 . 9./. and evil have the days of my life been 
 Lev. 26. 22. I will make you/. Deut. 4. 27-1 28. 62. 
 Hum. 9. 20. the cloud was a /. days on the tabern. 
 
 1.3. 18. see the people whether they be/, or many 
 
 26. .54. to/. shall give the less inheiitailce, .35. 8. 
 possession shall be divid. between many and/. 
 
 Deut. 26. 5. my father sojourned there with a/. 
 
 .33. 6. let Reuben live, let not his men be/. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 6. no restraint, to save by many or/. 
 
 17 . 28. w ith whom hast thou left those /. sheep ? 
 
 2 Chnm. 29. .31. but the priests were too/. 
 
 Heh. 2. 12. I arose, 1 and some/ men with me 
 
 7 . 4. the city large, but the people were/. therein 
 Job 10. 20. are not my days/. ? cease then, let alone 
 
 14. 1. man is of/, days, and full of trouble 
 
 16. 22. when a j'. years are come, then 1 shall go 
 .32.16. I am /. of days, and ye are very old 
 Psal. 109. 8. let his days be/. and let another take 
 Eccl. 5.2. God is in heaven, therefore let w’ords be/. 
 9 . 14. there was a little city, and/, men in it 
 
 12. 3. the grinders cease, because they are /. 
 
 Isa. 10. 19 . the rest of the trees of forest shall be/. 
 
 24. 6. the inliabitants are burned, and/, men left 
 41. i 14. fear not .lacob, ye/. men of Israel 
 
 E.zek. 5. 3. thou shalt also take a/, in number 
 
 12. 16. I will leave a /. men from the sword 
 Dan. 11. 20. within/. days he shall be destroyed 
 Mat. 7. 14. strait is gate, and /. there be that lind it 
 9. 37 . but the labourers are/. LukelO. 2. 
 
 15. .34. seven, and a /. little fishes, Mark 8. 7. 
 
 20. 16. many be called, but/, are chosen, 22. 14. 
 2.5. 21. thou hast been faithful in a/, things, 2.3. 
 
 Mark 6. 5. laid hands on a /. sick folk, healed them 
 Luke 12. 48. shall be beaten wdth /. stripes 
 
 1.3. 23. one said, l.ord, are there J. that be saved ? 
 Acts 24. 4. that thou wotddest hear us a/, words 
 Eph. .3. 3. the mystery as I wrote afore in/. words 
 Heh. 12.10. for they verily for a/, days chastened us 
 
 1.3. 22. for I have w'ritten unto you in /. words 
 1 Pet. 3.20. wherein/. that is, eight sou Is were saved 
 Pev. 2. 14. I have a/, things against thee. 20. 
 
 3. 4. thou hast a/. names even in Sardis 
 
 But a FEW. 
 
 Geti. 29. 20 . they seemed to him but af. daj^s 
 I.ev. 25. .52. if there remain but f. years to jubilee 
 Josh. 7 . .3. the men of Ai are but f. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.19- wdien ye were but f. Psal. 105.12. 
 Jer. 42. 2. for we are left but a f. of many 
 
 Hot a FEW. 
 
 2 Kings A. .3. borrow empty vessels, borrow’^ not af. 
 Isa. lb. 7 . to destroy, and cutoff nations not a f. 
 Jer. .30. 19 . multiply them, and they shall not he f. 
 Acts 17 . 4. chief women not a /. 1| 12. of men not a f. 
 
 FEWER. 
 
 Hum. 33.54. to/, ye shall give the less inheritance 
 Job .30.11. but they that are of/, days than 1 
 FEWEST. 
 
 Deut. 7 . 7- for ye were the /. of all people 
 FEWN ESS. 
 
 Lev. 25.16. according to f. of years diminish pride 
 FIDELITY. 
 
 Tit. 2. 10. servants not purloining, shewing good/. 
 FIF1.D. 
 
 Gen. 2.3.11. the/, give I thee, and the cave therein 
 20. the f. and cave were made sure to Abraham 
 
 27 . 27 . the smell of my son is as the smell of a/. 
 .31.4. Jacob called Rachel and Leah to the/. 
 
 49 . .30. in the/. which Abraham bought, 50.13. 
 
 Exod. 22. 5. if a man shall cause a/. to be eaten 
 6. so that the com or/, be consumed therewith 
 Lev. 19. 19 . shalt not sow thy /, with mingled seed 
 
 25. 3. six years shalt sow thy/. and prune vineyard 
 4. in the seventh year thou shalt notsovv thy/. 
 
 27.17. if he sanctify his/, from year of jubilee, 18. 
 20. if he will not redeem the /. or if he sold the /. 
 
 Deut. 5. 21. nor shalt thou covet thy neighbour’s/. 
 Josh. 15.18. to ask of her father a /. Judg. 1. 14. 
 Ruth 2. 8. go not to glean m another./ but abide 
 
 4. 5. Boaz said, wdiat day thou buyest./ of Naomi 
 2 Sam. 2.116. place was called the f. <11 strong men 
 
 14. 30. .Joab’s /. is near mine, and he hath barley 
 .31. why have thy servants set my /. on fire ? 
 
 2 Kings 18. 17. they stood by upper pool, which is 
 in the high-way of the fuller’s /. Isa. 7- 3.1 .36. 2. 
 Heh. 1.3. 10. the" T,evites fled every one to his ./ 
 Psal. 96. 12. let the/. be joyful and all therein 
 Prov. 24. 30. 1 went b.y the /. of the slothful 
 27 . 26. lambs for clothing, and goats the price of /. 
 
 31. 16 . she considereth a / and buj eth it 
 Eccl. 5. 9. the king himself is served by the/. 
 
 Isa. 5. 8. woe to them that lay/, to./ fill no jilace 
 
 16. lb. and jo.v is taken outot the plentiful./ 
 
 Jer. 12. 4. how'long shall herbs of every'./wither ? 
 
 26.18. Zion shall be plowed like a/. Mic. 3.12. 
 .32. 7 . buy thee my./ that is in Anathoth, 8. 25. 
 
 35. 9 . neither have we vineyard, nor /. nor seed 
 48. .33. joy' and gladness is taken from plentiful./ 
 
 Ezek. 17 .18. was planted in a good./', by great waters 
 Joel 1.10. the/. is wasted, the land mourneth 
 Mat. 13. 24. that sowelh good seed in his./ .31. 
 
 .38. the /. is the world, good seed childr. ofkingd. 
 44. again the kingdom of heaven is like to treasure 
 hid in a /’. he selleth all, and buyeth that/. 
 27. 7 . they bought with them the potter's./ 10. 
 
 8. the /. was called the / of blood. Acts 1. 19. 
 
 Luke 17 . 7 . will say to him, when come from ti’.e/. 
 Acts 1. 18. this man purchased a /. with reward of 
 Iruitful I IEI.D. 
 
 2 Kings 19. + 2.3. 1 will enter his/./. La. 37. + 24. 
 La. 1(1.18. shall consume the glory of his fruitful f, 
 29. 17 . Lebanon shall be turned mXo a fruitful/. 
 
 32. 15. fill Spirit be poured out, and the wilder¬ 
 ness be a fruitfulf. and the fruitful f. be 
 counted a forest 
 
 16. and righteousness in the fruitful f. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 5. he planted the seed in a fruitful /, 
 fnthe FIELD. 
 
 Gen. 4. 8. it came to pass when they w'ere in the f. 
 24. 63. Isaac went out to meditate in the f. 
 
 29. 2. he looked, and behold a well in the f. 
 
 37 . 15. behold, Joseph was wandering in the f. 
 Ezod. 9. 19. send and gather all thou hast in Aie f. 
 25. the had smote in Lgypt all that was tn the f. 
 
 16. 25. to-day ye shall not find it in the f. 
 
 Deut. 21. 1. if one be found slain, lying in the f. 
 
 22. 25. if a man find a betrothed damsel in thi f. 
 
 28. 3. blessed shalt thou be in the city and in thef. 
 
 16. cursed shalt thou be in the city and in the f. 
 Judg. 1.3. 9- angel came to woman as she sat in the f. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.18. which stone remaineth in f. of Joshua 
 
 19 . 3. 1 will stand l>eside my father tn the f. 
 
 39. 11. and they found an l .gyptian in the /. 
 
 2 ■'>am. 14. 6. two sons, and they two strove /Ae/. 
 1 Kings 11. 29. and they two were alone in. the f. 
 
 14. 11. him that dieth of Jeroboam tn the f. 
 
 21. 24. him that dieth of Ahab in the f. fowls eat 
 1 Chron. 19 . 9. kings were by themselves int e /. 
 
 27 . 26. over them that did the work in the f. 
 
 Job 24. 6. they reap every one his corn in the f. 
 Psal. 78.12. maiwellous things m t/ie/. of Zoan,43. 
 Prov. 24. 27 . make it for thyself I’w the f. 
 
 Jer. 14. 5. yea, the hind caL ed m the f. 
 
 17 . 3. O my mountain m the f. 1 will give to spoil 
 41.8. for we have treasures in the f. of wheat 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 15. he that is in the f. shall die by the sword 
 
 26. 6. lie shall slay thy daughters in the f. 8. 
 
 Mic. 4.10. thou shalt dwell in the f. and goto Baa. 
 Zech. 10. 1. sh.all give to every one graM tn the f. 
 Mai. 3. 11. nor shall your vine cast her fruit in the f. 
 Mat. 24.18. neither let him who is in the f. retuim to 
 
 take his clothes, Mark 13.16. l.uke 17 . 31. 
 40. then shall two be in the f. Luke 17 . 36. 
 Luke2.8. there were shephei'ds abiding in the f. 
 
 12.28. clothe the grass which is to-day in the f. 
 
 15. 25. now his elder son was in the f. heard music 
 
 Into the FIELD. 
 
 Hum. 22. 23. ass turned aside, and wentfw/o the f. 
 Judg. 9. 42. the people went out into thef. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 14. the cart came into the f. of Joshua 
 
 20. 11. Jonathan said, come let us go into the f. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 23. the men came out unto us fn/o thef. 
 20. 12. removed Amasa out of the way into the f. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 39. one went intof. and gathered gourefs 
 Cant. 7. 11. my beloved, let us go forth into the f. 
 Jer. 6. 25. go not forth into f. nor walk by the w ay 
 14. 18. if 1 go forth into the f. behold the slain 
 Ofthe FIELD. 
 
 Geti. 2. 5. God made every plant and herb of the f. 
 .34. 7 . and the sons of Jacob came out of the f. 
 
 47 . 24. four parts j'our own, for see(l of the f. 
 
 Lev. 26. 4. the trees of the f. 3 ’ield fruit 
 
 27 . 28. no devoted thing of the f. shall be sold 
 Deut. 20. 19. for the tree ofthe f. is man's life 
 Ju .'g. 5. 4. w'hen thou marchedst out of the f. 
 
 19 . 16. came an old man from his work out of thef. 
 Ruth 2. 3. on a part of the f. belonging to Boaz 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 5. Saul came after the herd out of the f. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 25. cast him in portion of the f. of IS abotli 
 . 37 . carcase shall be as dung upon the face of thef. 
 
 Job 5. 2.3. shall be in league with the stones 0/the f. 
 Psal. 10.3. 15. as a flow er of the f. he tlourishetn 
 Cant. 2. 7 . 1 charse you by the roes of the f. .3. 5. 
 Isa. . 37 . 27 . the inhabitants were as grass of the f. 
 
 40. 6. all fiesh is grass, and as the flower of thef. 
 
 4.3. 20. the beast of the f. shall honour me 
 
 55. 12. all the trees of the f. shall clap their hands 
 Jer. 4. 17 . as keepers c/ thef. are they against her 
 
 18. 14. the snow of Lebanon from the rock ofthe f. 
 Lam. 4. 9. stricken for want of the fruits of the f. 
 Ezek. 16. 7 . caused thee to multiply as budo/ the f. 
 
 17 . 24. all trees of the f. shall know that I Imrd 
 34. 27 . the tree of the f. shall yield her fruit 
 .36. 30. I will multiply the increase of the f. 
 
 39.10. so the 3 ' shall take no wood out of the / 
 
 Dan. 4.15. in tender grass of thef. and wet with dew 
 Hos. 10. 4. as hemlock in the furrows of the f. 
 
 12. 11. their altars as heaps in furrows c/tAe / 
 Joel 1. 11. because the harvest of thef. is perished 
 
 12. even all the trees of the f. are withered 
 
 19 . and the flame hath'burnt all the trees of the f. 
 Mic. 1. 6.1 will make Samaria as an heape/rAs /. 
 Mat. 6. 28. consider the lilies «/tA«/ how-tnej’ grow 
 30. wherefore, if God soclothe the grass of the f. 
 
 13. 36. declare the parable ofthe tares of the f. 
 
 See Blast, Blasts. 
 
 Open FIELD. 
 
 Lev. 14. 7 . shall let living bird loose into the cpm/. 
 
 17 .5. bring sacrilices w liich they offer in the ■.■penf. 
 .Ter. 9. 22. men's carcases as dung upon the open f. 
 Ezek. 16. 5. I)ut thou wast cast out in the open f. 
 
 32. 4. 1 will cast thee forth upon the open f. 
 
 33. 27 . him that is in the open /. I will eive to beasts 
 39. 5. thou shalt fall upon the openf. saith Lord G. 
 
 FI FLD.S. 
 
 Exod. 8.13. the fro.gs died out of the houses and /. 
 i-ffr. 25. 31. shall be counted as the/. ofthe country 
 27 . 22 . which is not of the /. of his possession 
 Num. 16 . 14. thou hast not civen us inheritance off 
 26 . 17 . "'t' w ill not pass thro’/, or vine.vards, 21.22 
 Dent. 11. 15. and 1 will sencf grass info thy/. 
 
 32. 1.3. that he might eat the increase of the /. 
 
 32. their vine is as the vine of the /. of Gomorrah 
 .Tosh.21. 12. but the/'. and villages gave the 3 'to Caleb 
 1 .Sam. 8. 14. he will take your/, and vineyards 
 
 22. 7 . w ill the son of Je.'se give each of x'ou f. ? 
 
 2.5. 15. tliey were a wall to us when we were in/. 
 1 Kings 2. 26, get thee to Anathoth, to thine own/. 
 
FIF 
 
 I Kinas 16. 4. him tliat dieth of Baasha in/, shall 
 * , fowls eat 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 32. let the/, rejoice and all tlierein 
 «7. 25. and over the store houses in they, in cities 
 Chron. 26. t 10 . had vine-dressers in fruitful /. 
 
 Job 5. 10. and who sendeth waters upon the/. 
 
 Psal 107. .37. and sow the/, and plant vineyards 
 
 132.’6. we found it in the/, of the wood 
 
 Prov. 8. 26. while as yet he had not made the/. 
 
 23 10. and enter not into the/, of the fatherless 
 Jsa.16.8. for/, of Heshbon languish and vine of .Sib. 
 
 .3". 12. they shall lament for teats, the pleasant y. 
 je~r. 6. 12. their/. shall be turned toothers, 8. 10. 
 
 13! 27. i have seen thine abominations in the/. 
 
 32." 15. /• shall be possessed again in this land 
 43. /. bought II 44. men shall buy/, tor money 
 3/ 10. ebuzar-adan gave them/, at the same time 
 40.7. the captains of forces which were in the y. 13. 
 Obad. 19. they sliall possess the/, of Ephraim 
 jviic. 2. 2. they covet /'. and take tliem by violence 
 4. turning away, he hath divided pur/. 
 
 Jlab. 3. 17. although the/, sliall yield no meat 
 Marhi. 23. he went through the coni-y. Lukeo. 1. 
 
 John 4. .35. lift up your eyes, and look on they. 
 
 Jam. 5.4. the labourers, which reaped down yourj. 
 Open FIELDS. 
 
 Lev. 14.53. he shall let go the living bird into openf. 
 Num. 19. 16. one slain with a sword in the openf. 
 
 ^ Ham. 11.11. servants are encamped in the openf. 
 ~Ezek. 29. 5. thou shalt fall upon the openf. 
 FIEKCE. 
 
 Gen. 49. 7. cursed be their anger, for it was/. 
 
 Pent. 28. 50. L. bring a nation ot a /. countenance 
 Job 4. 10. the voice of /. lion and teeth are broken 
 10. 16. thou huntest me as a/, lion, thou shewest 
 28. 8. nor hath the /. lion passed by it 
 41.10. none is so/, that dare stir him up 
 Isa 19.4. and a/.king shall rule over them, saithL. 
 3.3.19. thou shaltnotsee a/, people ot deeper speech 
 Pan 8. 23. a king of/, countenance shall stand up 
 Pab.X.'d,. horses are more/. than the evening wolves 
 Mat. 8. 28. two possessed with devils, exceeding/. 
 Luke 23.5. and they were more/, saying, he stirreth 
 ■2 Tim. 3. .3. for men shall be incontinent,y. despisers 
 Jam. 3. 4. the ships which are driven otj. winds 
 • 6 ee Anger, Wrath. 
 FIEKCENESS. 
 
 Job 39.24. he swalloweth the ground with/, and rage 
 Jer. 25.38. land desolate for the/, of the oppressor 
 iiee Anger, Wrath. 
 
 FIERCER. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 43. words of Judah were/, tlian of Isr. 
 FIERY. 
 
 Jfum. 21. 6. the Ld. sent/, serpents among people 
 
 8. make thee a/, serpent, and set it upon a pole 
 Peut. 8.15. wherein were/, serpents and scorpions 
 
 33. 2. from his right-hand went a/, law tor them 
 Ps. 21. 9. slialtmake them as a /. oven in thy anger 
 Isa. 14. 29. and his fruit shall be a /. flying serpent 
 Pa7i. .3. 6. into the midst of a/, furnace, 11, 15, 21. 
 17. if our G. is able to deliver us from /. furnace 
 23. tliree men fell down into midst of/, furnace 
 26. came near to the mouth of the/, furnace 
 7. 9. his throne was like the /. flame and his whe.els 
 10. a/, stream issued and came forth from him 
 JS!ah. 2. + 3. the chariots shall be with/, torches 
 Lph. 6.16. able to quench the /. darts of the wicked 
 Jleb. 10. 27. a looking for of judgment, and/. 
 
 indignation 
 
 1 Pet. 4.12. think it not strange concernmg /. trial 
 FIFTH. 
 
 Gen. .30.17. Leah bare Jacob the/, son, Tssachar 
 Josh. 19. 24. and the/. lot came out for Asher 
 ■2 Sam. 2. 23. Abner smote Asahel under the/, rib 
 .3. 27. Abner under the/, rib H 4. 6. Ish-boshetli 
 20. 10. Joabsmote Amasa in the/, rib, he died 
 Peh. 6. 5. Sanballat sent the /. time to iS'ehemiah 
 Pev. 6.9. when he had opened the/, seal I saw souls 
 
 9. 1. the/, angel sounded, and 1 saw a star tall 
 16. 10. /. angel poured out his vial on seat of beast 
 
 • 21. 20. the/ra sardonyx ; the sixth, a sardius 
 See Day, Part. 
 
 FIFTH month. 
 
 Kvm. 3.3. 38. Aaron died the first day of the/, m. 
 
 H Khips25.8.f. m. came Nebuzar-adan, Jer. 52.12. 
 
 1 Chnm. 27. 8. the fifth captain for the f. month 
 Ezra'J. 8. Ezra came to Jerusalem in the/. m. 9. 
 Jer. 1. 3. carrying Jerusalem captive in the/, m. 
 28.1. in the/, month Hananiah si)ake unto me 
 Ezek. 20.1. in the /. month the elders sat before me 
 Zech. 7. 3. saying should I weep in the/, month ? 
 
 5. when ye fasted and mourned in the /. month 
 8.19. fast of fourth and of f. m. be joy and gladn. 
 
 FIFTH pear. I 
 
 Lev. 19. 25. in the /. p. ye shall eat the fruit thereof 
 
 1 I<trips 14. 25. in the /. pear of king Rehoboam, 
 
 Shishak came up ag. Jerusalem, 2 Chron. 12. 2. 
 
 2 Kinf/s 8.16. in the /. p. of Joram, Jehoram began 
 Jer. sti. 9. in/, p. of Jehoiakim, proclaimed a fast 
 Ezek. 1.2. was the/, j^ear of Jehoiachin's captivity 
 
 FIFTEEN. 
 
 Gen."!. 20. /. cubits upwards did the waters prevail 
 P.iod.^i. 14. the hangings to be/, cubits, 15.1 .38.14. 
 Ley. 27. 7. then thy estimation shall be /. shekels 
 ^Sam.9. 10. now /ibahad /. sons, and twenty serv. 
 
 19. 17. Ziba and his/, sons went over Jordan 
 
 1 Kings “i. 3. that lay on forty-five pillars,/, in a row 
 
 2 Kings lA. 17. Amaziah lived after Jehoash /. years 
 
 20. 6. 1 will add to thy days/, years, and deliver 
 thee from Assyria, 2 Chron. 25. 25. Jsa. .38. 5. 
 
 E.zek. 45. 12. /. shekels shall be your maneh 
 Hos. 3.2. 1 bought her to me for y. pieces of silver 
 John 11.18. Bethany was/, furlongs off Jerusalem 
 Acts‘J\. 28. they sounded, and found it/. fathoms 
 Ga/.1.18.1 went to.Ierus. 1 abode with Peter /.days 
 FIFTEENTH. 
 
 2 KingsXA. 23. in/, year of Amaziah, Jerobo. began 
 
 1 Chr. 24. 14. /. to Bilgah i| 25.22. /. to Jerimoth 
 
 2 Chr. 15.10. gathered to .1 erusalem in the /. pear 
 LukeS. 1.in the /.yeaiof the reign of Tiberius Cesar 
 
 FIF'I EENTH dap. 
 
 Exod. 16.1. came to Sin, on /. dap of second month 
 
 FIG 
 
 Lev. 23.6. on the /. dap of the same month is feast 
 of unleavened bread to L. Mum. 28. 17. I 33. .3. 
 
 34. the y . dap of this seventh month shall be the 
 feast of tabernacles to Ld. .39. Klum. 29.12. 
 
 1 KingsXZ. 32. on the /. d. of the eighth month was 
 
 Jeroboam's feast, he offered bn the altar, 33. 
 Esth. 9.18. on the /. dap tliey rested yearly, 21. 
 
 Ezek. .32.17. /. dap of twelfth year came the word 
 45. 25. in /. day shall do like in feast of seven days 
 FIFTY. 
 
 Gen. 6.15. the breadth of the ark shall be/, cubits 
 18. 24. not spare the place for/, righteous f 26. 
 
 Exod. 26.5.y. loops shalt thou make, 10.1 .36.12.17. 
 
 6. shalt make/. taches ot gold, 11.1 36.13,18. 
 
 27.12. shall be hangings of/, cubits, .38.12. 
 
 30. 23. of cinnamon two hundred and /. shekels, 
 
 ot sweet calamus two hundred and /. shekels 
 Lev. 23.16. after the 7th sabbath, number/, days 
 27.3. of males thy estimation/, shekelsot silver 
 
 16. an homer of barley-seed devalued at/, shek. 
 Ifum. 4.3. from thirty years old and upward, even 
 
 to /. years old, 23, .30, .35, .39. 
 
 8.25. from the age of/, they shall serve no more 
 16. 2. two hundred and /. princes of the assembly 
 
 17. and bring two hundred and/, censers 
 
 26.10. the fire devoured tsvo hundred and/, men 
 
 31. .30. thou shalt take one portion of/, for Levites 
 47. Moses took one portion of/. ot man and beast 
 
 Pent. 22.29. shall give to damsel’s father shekels 
 Josh. 7. 21. 1 took a wedge of gold of/, shekels 
 
 2 Sam. 15.1. Absalom had /. men to run before him 
 
 1 Kings 1. 5. Adonijah had /. men to run before him 
 
 7. 2. the breadth of the house of the forest/, cubits 
 
 18. 4. hid them by /. in a cave, and fed them, 13. 
 
 2 Kinas 1. 9. a captain of/, with his/. 11, 1.3. 
 
 10. then let fire consume thee and thy/. 12. 
 
 2. 7. f. men of sons ot the prophets stood to view 
 17. they sent therefore /. men to seek Elijah 
 1.3. 7. he left to Jehoahaz but/, horsemen 
 15. 20. Menahem exacted of each /. shekels 
 25. but Pekah slew/, men of the Gileadites 
 2 Chr. 3. 9. the weight of nails was/, shekels of gold 
 EzraS.G. Ebed son of Jonath. went up with/, males 
 Neh. 7. 70. the Tirshatha gave to treasure /. basins 
 Esth. 5.14. let a gallows be made/, cubits high, 7.9. 
 Isa. .3. 3. the Lord will take away the captain of /. 
 Ezek. 40.15. to the face of the porch were/, cubits 
 21. the length /. cubits, 25, 29, .33, .36. \ 42. 7. 
 
 42. 2. the breadth of the north door was/, cubits 
 Elfig. 2.16. when one came to draw out/. vessels 
 Luke 7. 41. the one owed 500 pence, the other/. 
 16.6. he said, sit down quickly, and write/. 
 
 John 8.57. thou art not yet/, years old, hast thou seen 
 FIFTY-too. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 2. Azariah reigned/.-ta’o years 
 Ezra 2. 29. the children of Nebo/.-to«, Neh. 7. 33. 
 Neh.G. 15. the wall was finished inf.-two days 
 FIFTY-«r. 
 
 Ezra 2. 22. the men of Netophah,/. and six 
 FIFTY thousand. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.19. he smote of the people/, thousand 
 1 Chr. 5. 21. they took of their camels/, thousand 
 12. .33. of Zebulun /. thousand could keep rank 
 Acts 19.19. price of books burnt /. thousand pieces 
 VIETY-three thousand. [of silver 
 
 Num. 1.4.3. of Naphtali numb./.-<. t. 2. 30. 1 26. 47. 
 F1L' I'Y four thousand. 
 
 Num. 1.29. of Issachar f.-four th. four hundred, 2.6. 
 FlFTY'^-i'ereyr thousand. 
 
 Num. 1.31. of Zebulun f.-seventh, four hundred,2.8. 
 FIFTY-wiwe thousand. 
 
 Num. 1.23. of Simeon numbered f.-n. th. three hund. 
 FIFTIES. 
 
 LroJlB.21. place such be rulersof/. 25. Peut. 1.15. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.12. the king appoint him captains over/. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 14. fire burnt up the two captains of/. 
 Mark 6. 40. and they sat down by/. Luke 9.14. 
 
 FIFTIETH. 
 
 Lev. 25. 10. and ye shall hallow the /. year 
 11. a jubilee sha'll that /. year be to you, not sow 
 2 15.23. inthe/.yearof Azariahkingof Judah 
 
 FIG, S. 
 
 The fig-tree and^its fruit are well known; they were 
 very common in Palestine, and there is mention 
 often made of them in Scripture. Our first pa¬ 
 rents covered their nakedness with fig-leaves, 
 Gen. 3. 7. gathered either from common fig-trees, 
 or from some of another kind, the leaves whereoj 
 are much larger. This tree hath in it a milky or 
 fat oily liquor ; it is very fruitful. M. Tourne- 
 fort saps, that in the islands of the Archipelago, 
 one of their fig-trees generally produces two hun¬ 
 dred and four-score pound-weight of figs. It be¬ 
 comes barren, either through the defect of the 
 above-mentioned liquor, which the husbandman 
 cures by dung and sweet water ; or through ahun- 
 dance thereof, which is remedied by causing the 
 superfluous juice to extravasate. The prophet 
 Isaiah gave orders to apply a lump of figs to 
 Ilezekiah’s boil; and immediately after he was 
 cured, 2 Kings 20. 7- Physicians agree that 
 figs are employed with good success in bring¬ 
 ing imposthumes to a ripeness, to healing ulcers, 
 quinsies, and sore throats: and it is presumable 
 that Hezekiah had .wme such disease, though the 
 ikripture makes no particular maition of it. 
 
 It is said in Mat. 21. 19. that Jesus coming 
 from fiethany early in the morning, and find¬ 
 ing himself to be hungry, drew near to a fig- 
 tree, with a design of gathering some figs; 
 and seeing nothing but leaves upon it, he cursefl 
 it, and immediately it withered to tlie root. 
 The generality both of the ancient and modern 
 interpreters have looked upon this action of our 
 Saviour's, as a figure of the rejection of the 
 Jews. But a difficulty arises, from a passage 
 which St. Mark adds to this history, that this 
 was not a time for figs, Mark 11.13. The 
 earliest figs are in the months of July and Au¬ 
 gust, and the latest in September and Octo¬ 
 ber. But what is related in the gospel came to 
 pass four or five days before the passover, and 
 
 FIG 
 
 consequently before the fifteenth day from the 
 moon in March. This season therefore was not a 
 time to expect figs : why then doth our Eaviour 
 curse this tree ? 
 
 To solve this difficulty, .some interpreters have traris- 
 iated this passage, lor this was not a year ter 
 figs ; they had failed this year. But this rather 
 increases than lessens the difiiculty ; for why should 
 our t'aviour curse it for having no figs, when this 
 was not a seasonable year for figs, when figs had 
 failed this year? Gthers translate it thus, lor 
 there where he was, it was a season for figs. To 
 support this version, both the pointing and the 
 common accents of the text must be changed, and 
 the E.vangelist made to speak in too concise a 
 manner, too different from the general style of St. 
 Rlark. 
 
 But others say, that though this was not the time of 
 figs, as is evident from St. Mark, yet there might 
 he some of the forward kind, and our Saviour 
 might presume so, seeing the tree full of leaves. 
 
 It is certain that there are forward figs; Isaiah 
 compares the beauty of Samaria to these early figs, 
 which people gathered, and ate as soon as they 
 found them. Isa. 28. 4. As the hasty fruit before 
 the summer, which when he that looketh upon 
 it, seeth it, while it is yet in his hand, he eat- 
 eth it up. And Ilosea says, that the Lord found 
 Israel in the wilderness as the first ripe in the 
 fig-tree at her first time, Ilos. 9. 10. And Je 
 remiah describes them as excellent Jigs. Jer. 24. 
 
 2. One basket had very good figs, even like the 
 figs that are first ripe. Pliny acknowledges, that 
 there is a sort of fig-tree always green, and al¬ 
 ways with fruit upon it ; some ripe, or very far 
 advanced, according to the season ; the other in 
 blossom, or buds, Plin. lib, 13. cap. 8. and lib. 
 15. cap. 18. In Palestine, where the winter is 
 very mild, there might easily be forward figs ik 
 jVIarch ; wherefore our Saviour might look for figs 
 at this season upon a fig-tree that had leaves 
 on ; and his cursing the barren fig-tree upon 
 this occasion, is an exact figure of the rejection 
 of the Jews. The fig-tree had only leaves upon 
 It ; herein it re.sembled the Jews, who had only 
 the appearances of piety and religion. 'The fig- 
 tree may he said to be culpable for not hearpig 
 fruit at a time when, according to its kind, 
 fruit might have been expected from it : .w 
 the Jews were criminal for not bringing^ forth 
 the fruits of righteousness, when our Saviour 
 appeared among them. He cur.sed the barren 
 fig-tree, to show the malediction which was 
 ready to fall upon the incredulous and impeni- 
 
 t67lt JbWS. 
 
 To dwell under one’s own vine, or fig-tree, repre¬ 
 sents in Scripture a time of happiness and pros¬ 
 perity, safety, and security, 1 Kings 4. 25. 
 
 Gen. 3. 7. they sewerl /. leaves together for aprons 
 Num. 13.2.3. they brought of the poniegranates andj'. 
 
 20. 5. it is no place of seed, or of/, or vines 
 
 1 Sum. Q5. 18. Abigail took 200 cake^of/. 
 
 .30. 12. they gave the Egyptian a cake of/. 
 
 2 Kings 20.7. he said, take a lumpof/. Im. .38.21. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 40. they that were nigh brought/. 
 
 Neh. 1.3. 15. on the sabbath some brought/. 
 
 Cant. 2. 13. the fig-tree putteth forth her green/. 
 La. .34. 4. as a falling/, from the fig-Kee 
 
 Jer. 8. 13. there shall be no/, on the fig-tree 
 24. 1. two baskets of/. one had very good/. 2,3. 
 8. as the evil /. that cannot be eaten, so evil 
 29.17. 1 will make them like vile/, not to be eaten 
 Amos 7. + 14. but 1 was a gatherer of wild /., 
 
 Nah. .3. 12. shall be like fig-trees with first ripe/. 
 Mat. 7.16. do men gather /. ot thistles ? Luke 6. 44. 
 Jam. 3.12. can the fig-free bear berries, or a vine/.? 
 Rev. 6. 13. as a fig-free casteth her untimely /. 
 FIG-TREE. 
 
 Judg. 9.10. the trees said to the /. come, reign, 11. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 25. dwelt safely under his/. Mic. 4. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 31. eat every one of his/. La. 36. I6. 
 Prov. 27.18. whoso keepeth/. shall cat the fruit 
 Hos. 9.10.1 saw fathers as first-ripe in the/, thereof 
 Joel 1. 7; he hath barked mv/. and made it bare 
 
 12. the vine is dried, and the/, languisheth 
 2. 22. the /. and vine do yield their strength 
 Hab. 3.17. altliough the/, sliall not blossom 
 Hag. 2. 19. as yet the f. hath not brought forth 
 'Zech. .3. 10. 3'e shall call every man under the/. 
 Mat. 21. 19. when he saw a /. in way, Mark 11.13. 
 20. how soon is the/, withered I Mark 11. 20, 21. 
 24. 32. learn a parable of the/. Mark 13. 28. 
 
 Luke 13. 6. a man had a/, planted in his viney'ard 
 7. behold, 1 come, seeking fruit on this/. 
 
 21. 29. beliold the/. and all the trees 
 John!. 48. when wast under the/. I saw thee,50. 
 
 FIG-TREE.S. 
 
 Jleut. 8. 8. a land of wheat, barley, vines, and /. 
 Psal. 105. .33. he smote their vines al.so and /. 
 
 Jer. 5. 17. they shall eat up thy vines and /. 
 
 Hos. 2. 12. I will destroy her vines and her/. 
 Amos 4. 0. when your gardens and/, iinreased 
 Nah. 3. 12. tliy strong holds shall be like/. 
 
 FlGH l', Sub.uantive. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 20. as the host was going forth to the/. 
 
 1 'J'im. 6. 12. fight the good f. ot faith, la.v hold on 
 
 2 'Tim. 4.7. 1 have fought a good /'. I liave finished 
 Heb. 10. .32. ye endured a great /', of altliclions 
 
 11. 34. were made strong, waxed valiant in/. 
 FlGll 1, /Vr-^. 
 
 Dent. 1. 41. then ye said, we will go up and /. 
 
 42. go not up, nor/. for 1 am not among jou 
 2. 32. Sihon and his people came to/, at .lahaz 
 Judg. 11. 12. thou art come ag. me to /, in my land 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9. quit yourselves like men, and/. 
 
 17 10. give me a man that ve may /, together 
 
 2 ^Vrtwi.ll. 20. why went ye so nigh when ye did/..* 
 
 1 kings‘1‘1. .31. f. not small nor great, 2 Chr. 18.30. 
 
 2 Chr'. 18.31. compassed alxuit .lehqshaphat to/. 
 ~20. 17. ye shall not need to /. in this battle 
 Psal. 144. 1. which tcacheth my fingers to/. 
 
 Jer. 51. 30. the mighty men have torbom to/. 
 
 M 2 163 
 
FTL 
 
 F 1 L 
 
 FI L 
 
 Z.eeh. 10. 5. shall/. I)ecause the I.or(i is with them 
 
 14. 14. and .liidah also shall/. at .lerusaleiii 
 John 18. .‘lo. if kingdom, then would my servants/. 
 1 Vor. 9. 26. so /. I, not as one that beateth the air 
 1 'I'i/n. 6.12./. the good figlit of faith, lay liold on 
 Jam. 4. 2. ye kill, ye/, and war, yetye have not 
 
 Ba'I'TI.KS. 
 
 h lflli r against. 
 
 F.xod. 1. 10. lest tliey join onr enemies and/, ag. us 
 J)eiit. 20. 10. when come nigh to a city to/. ag. it 
 Josh. 10. 25. so do to enemies fl'/7«25/.sr whom ye f. 
 11.5. they came and pitched to /. against Israel 
 
 19. 47. the Danites went up to/. against Leslietn 
 Jvdg. 1. 1. who shall go u|) tirst to/, against them ? 
 
 .3. that we may/, against the Canaanites 
 
 10. 9. Ammon passed over .Iordan to /. ag. Judah 
 
 11. 8. .lephthali to/, against Ammon, 9. 
 
 25. did he ever strive ag. Israel, or/, ag. them ? 
 
 12. .3. why come ye this day to/. against me ' 
 
 20. 20. Israel set themselves to/. against Benjamin 
 1 Sam. 15. 18. against Amalekites till consumed 
 
 2.3.1. behold, the Philistines/, Keilah 
 
 29. 8. that 1 may not/, against enemies of king 
 
 1 Kings\Q,.2\. Behoboam assembled all ludah with 
 
 Benjamin to/, against Israel, 2 Chron. li.i. 
 24. yeshall not f. ag. your brethren, 2 ('hr. 11.4. 
 20. 2.3. but let us/, agaitist them in the idain, 25. 
 22^ .32. they turned to/, against .lehoshaphat 
 
 2 Kings .3. 21. the kinirs were come to/. ag. them 
 
 19. 9. behold, he is come out to/. against Wvr.v. 
 
 2 (Jiron. 1.3. 12. O Israel,/, ye notag. the I.ord 
 
 .32. 2. Sennacherib purposed to/. ag. .lerusalem 
 .35. 20. TSiecho came to /. agaitist Carchemish 
 IS'eh. 4. 8. conspired to come and /. ag. .Jerusalem 
 Psal. .35. 1./. against them that/. against me 
 56. 2. they be many that/, ag. me, () most I lieh 
 Isa. 19.2. they shall/, every one against his brother 
 29. 7- all the nations that/. against Ariel 
 8. the nations that/. against mount /ion 
 Jer. 1. 19. shall /. ag. thee, but not irrevail, 15. 20. 
 21.4. wherewith ye/, ag. the king of Babylon 
 5. 1 myself will /. against you with strong arm 
 .32. 24. behold, the city is given into the hand of 
 Chaldeans that /. against it, 29. I .34. 22. | .37. 8. 
 ^37- 10. bad smitten Chaldeans that/, against you 
 Zech. 14. .3. the Lord shall/, against those nations 
 Zvts 5. 39. lest ve be found to f. against God 
 23. 9. if angel hath spoken, let us not f. ag. Got! 
 Jseo. 2.16. /. ag. them with the sword of’ my mouth 
 FIGH T/or. 
 
 F.rod. 14. 14. F.f.fo, you, Dent. 1. 30. | 3. 22. I 20.4. 
 
 ^ Kings 10. .3. and /. for your master’s house 
 JSch 4. lA.f.for your brethren, sons, and wives 
 
 20. resort ye thither to us, our God shall /.for ns 
 Isa. 31.4. the Lord shall come to /, for mount Zion 
 
 FIGHT with. 
 
 Jdixod.tl 9. choose men, go out/, with Amalek 
 Josh. 9. 2. Canaanites gathered to /. with .Joshua 
 .hidg.Vi. 1. when wentest to/, with the Midianites 
 9. .38. go out now and/. Abimelech 
 ■ IL 6. mat may /. with the children of Ammon 
 ^ Sarn. 13. 5. Phi ist. gathered to/, with Israel, 28.1. 
 
 ^6, and to kill me 
 
 .32. thy servant will go and/, w/r/i this Philistine 
 - C/irwj. 35. 22. .Tosiah di,sguised turns, to f.w. him 
 .jsa. 30. 32. in battles of shaking will he f. with it 
 ye/, with Chaldeans, not prosper 
 33. 5. they came to/, with the Chaldeans 
 
 to/, w. Tshmael 
 
 JJan. lO. ..0. \ will return to f. with prince of Persia 
 11. 11. the king of the south come and/, with him 
 7- ^ , FlttHTETH. 
 
 Fxod.lA. 25. the L. f. for them against Egyptians 
 Josh. .,3. 10. the Lord God, he it is that/. for you 
 1 Sam. 25. 28. rny lord /. the battles of the Lord 
 FIGHTING. 
 
 Nnm. 22. t 11. peradventure I shall prevail in /. 
 
 1 Sam. 17-19. Israel were/, with the Phili.sfines 
 (2. Chron 26. 11. Uzziah had an host of/, men 
 Psal. 56.1. be merciful, O God, he/. oppresseth me 
 FIGHTINGS. 
 
 £ Cor. 7. 5. without were/, within were fears 
 Jam, 4. 1. wiience come wars and /. amongr voii ^ 
 
 ^ FIGURE. ■ 
 
 Jlent. 4 . 16 lest ve make the similitude of any /. 
 Jsa. 44. 13. he maketh it after the /. of a man 
 P(^. 5. 14. who is the /. of him that was to come 
 r/ /^ ^/■ fransferred to myself 
 
 if"' , §■ """'c 1 was a/, of the time then present 
 11. 19. rrorn whence also he received him in a/. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. the like/, whereunto even baptism 
 TJGUBE.S. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 29. he carved with carved /. of cherubims 
 Acts 7. 43. J. which ye made to worship them 
 J Cer. 10. t 6. now these things were our/. 
 
 Jleh. 9. 24. holy places, which are the f. of the true 
 _ ^ FIGURED. 
 
 Pev. 26. f 1. neither sliaB ye set up any/, stone 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 21. yet they had a/, for the mattocks 
 T'lI.L, Snhstantive. 
 
 J/a. »5. 19. and ye shall eat your /, in safety 
 Jjent. 23. 24. then thou mayest eat grapes thy/ 
 
 1 rov.7. 18. come, let us take our/. of love 
 ^ ^ . FILL. Verb. 
 
 niultiply, and/, the waters in the .seas 
 commanded to /. their sacks, 44. 1. 
 J'frod.XQ. (). the locusts shall/, thy houses 
 16. .3g. nloses said, /. an hoiner of it to be kept 
 32. 1 29. Moses said, /. your hands to-day to the L. 
 J^cv. 16. + .32. the priest, he shall /. his hand 
 1 ■''am. 16. \. j. thine horn with oil, and go to Jesse 
 1 14. I will comein and/, up thy wortls 
 
 18..3.3.y. four barrels with water, and poiir it on 
 1 '^'’*'0 then is willing to /. his hand I 
 
 t 9. whosoever cometh to /'.his hand 
 
 1 - o' '} ■ ^*1 , mouth with laughing, and lips 
 
 wise man/, his bell v with east-wina I 
 Tw’ ',’9 IS about to/, his belly, God cast fury 
 
 oo oA J- ^y mouth with arguments 
 
 38. .3J. or y. the appetite of the young lions 
 41. I. canst thou/, his skin with barbed irons.’ 
 1U4 
 
 Psal. 81. 10. open thy mouth wide, and I will/, it 
 83. 16./. tneir faces with shame lo seek thee, (J L. 
 110 . 6 . he shall/, the places with the dead bodies 
 J^rov. 1. 1.3. we shall J, our houses with spoil 
 
 8 . 21. to inherit substance, I will /.them treasures 
 Isa. 8 . 8 . his wings shall/, the breadth of thy land 
 
 14. 21 . nor/, the face of the world with cities 
 27 . 6 . Isr. snail/, the face of the world with fruit 
 56.12. they .say,we will/, oiirselv. with strongdrink 
 
 Jer. 1.3. 13. I will /. inhabitants with drunkenness 
 
 23. 24. (io not I y. heaven and earth ' saith the I,. 
 .33. .5. it is to /. them with the dead bodies of men 
 51.14. surely I will /. thee with men as caterpillars 
 
 P.zek. 3. .3. son of man,/, thy bowels with this roll 
 7.19. shall not satisfy their soids nor/, their bowels 
 
 9. 7./. the courts with the slain, go ye forth 
 
 10 . 2 . go in,/, thine hand with coals of fire 
 
 24. 4. gather the jiieces,/. it with the choice bones 
 30. 11. they shall/, the land with the slain 
 32.4. I will/, the beasts of the whole earth with fire 
 
 .5. I v.'ill /. the valleys with thy height 
 .35. 8 . I will/, his mountains with the slain 
 
 4.3. + 26. they shall purge altar, and /. their hands 
 Zeph.l.tj. who/, their masters’ houses with violence 
 ling. 2. 7 . I will/. this house with glory, saith Lord 
 Zech. 9. + 15. and they shall /. both the bowls 
 Mat. 9. 16. for that which is put in to/, it up 
 
 15. .33. whence have bread to/. such a multitude ? 
 
 2.3. .32./. ye uj) then the measure of your fathers 
 John 2. 7 ./. the wafer-pots with water 
 
 Jlom. 15.13. tl. of hope /. you with all joy and peace 
 Eph. 4. 10. he ascondeif, that he mighty. all things 
 Col. 1.24./. up what is behind of sufferingsofGhrist 
 1 Thess. 2. 16. the lews, to/, up their sins alway 
 Rev. 18. 6 . the cup she hath filled,/, her double 
 FILLED. 
 
 Cen. 6.13. the earth is/, with violence through men 
 21. 19. Hagar went and /. the bottle with water 
 2 - 1 . 16. Jlebekah/. her pitcher and came u]) 
 
 26. 15. the Philistines had/, t'le wells wdth earth 
 Exod. 1. 7 . the children of Israel /. the land 
 2 . 16. they /. the troughs to w ater their dock 
 28. .3. whom I ha,ve /. with wisdom, . 35 . . 35 . 
 
 31. .3. 1 have/, him with the Spii it of God, .35. .31 
 40. .34. the glory of the I orri/. the tabernacle, .35! 
 Dent. 26. 12 . they may eat w ithin thy gates and be/. 
 31. 20 . wdien they have eaten and/, themselves 
 Josh. 9 . 13. these bottles we/. were new and are rent 
 
 1 Kings 8 . 10.- the cloud /. the house of the I,ord 
 
 11. glory of T,./. the hou.se, 2 Chr. 5.14. | 7 . 1 , 2. 
 18. .35. and he/, the trench also with w'ater 
 
 20. 27 . but the Syrians /. the country 
 
 2 K ings 3. 25. they cast every man his stone and/, it 
 
 21 . 16. Manasseh/. .Jerusalem wdth blood, 24. 4 . 
 
 2.3. 14. Josiah /. their places wdth the bones of men 
 Ezra 9 .11. which have/, it from one end to another 
 Je/>.3.15. with princes who/. their houses with silver 
 
 16. 8 . and thou hast/. me wdth wrinkles 
 
 22. 18. yet he/, their houses with good things 
 Psal. .38. 7 . for my loins arc/. with loathsome disease 
 71 . 8 . let my mouth be/, with thy praise and honour 
 72 . 19 . let the whole earth be/. with his glor^' 
 
 80. 9. didst cause it to take deep root, if/. the land 
 104. 28. thou openest thine hand, are/, wdth good 
 123. .3. for w’e are exceedingly/, with contempt 
 
 4. our soul is exceedingly /. wdth scorning 
 Prov. 5. 10. lest strangers be /. wdth thy w'ealth 
 25. 16. lest thou be /. with honey and vomit it 
 30. 16. the earth that is not f. wdth wafer 
 22. and for a fool when he is/, wdth meat 
 Eccl. 1. 8. nor is the ear/, with hearing 
 6. 3. and his soul be not/. with good 
 7 . and yet the appetite is not/.” 
 
 Cant. 5. 2 . open to me, my head is/, wdth dew 
 Isa. 6 . 1 . high and lifted up, and his train f. the temp. 
 21. 3. therefore are my loins /. with [lain 
 .33.5. the Lord hath /. Zion wdth judgment 
 .34. 6 . the sword of the Lord is/, wdth blood 
 43. 24. nor/, me wdth the fat of thy sacrifices 
 65. 20 . nor an old man that hath not/, his days 
 Jer. 15. 17 . for thou hast/, me with indignation 
 16. 18. they/, mine inheritance wdth carcases 
 19. 4. they have/, this place with blood of innocents 
 41. 9. Ishmael /. the pit with them that were slain 
 46. 12. and thy cry hath /. the land 
 51. 34. he hath/, his belly with my delicates 
 Lam. .3. 15. he hath /. me wdth bitterne.ss 
 30. he is/, full wdth repioach 
 Ezek.K 17 . they have/, the land wdth violence 
 
 10. .3. and the cloud /. the inner court 
 
 11. 6. ye have/, the streets wdth the slain 
 28. 16. they/, the midst of thee wdth violence 
 .36. .38. waste cities shall be /. wdth flocks of men 
 
 4.3. 5. the glory of the Lord /. the house, 4-1. 4. 
 
 Dari. 2. .35. the stone cut out/. the whole earth 
 Kah. 2. 12. the lion /. his holes w ith prey 
 IJab. 2. 16. thou art/, with shame for glory 
 nag. 1. 6. ye drink, but ye are not /. with drink 
 Zec/i. 9. 13. I have/, the bow wdtli Ephraim 
 JMat. 27 . 48. one of them ran, and /. a snunge wdth 
 ,, , „ vinegar, Mark 15. 36. .John I 9 . 20. 
 
 Alark£. £l. new piece that/, it up taketh from old 
 
 l-'i' Jesus said, let the children first be/. 
 
 4. 53. he hath/, the hungry with good things 
 ~. 40. .lesus w'axed strong in S|)irif,/. wdth w isdom 
 .5. 7- and they came and /. both the ships 
 
 14. 2.3. com[)el them to come, that my house be f. 
 
 15. 16. would fain have /. his belly wdth husks 
 John 2. L and they /. them u|r to the brim 
 
 6- fj}' twelve baskets wdth fragments 
 
 16. 6. I said these things, sorrow hath/. vour heart 
 Actstl. d. as of a rushing mighty wind, / the house 
 
 L 8. then Peter,/, wdth the' Holy Ghost, said 
 5. :i. w by hath Satan/, thine heart to lie to H. Ghost f 
 28. ye have/. Jerusalem wdth your doctrine 
 9. 17.that thoumightestbe/. with the Holv Ghost 
 13. 9. Paul,/, wdth the Holy Ghost, set his eyes 
 horn. 1. 29. being/, with all unrighteousness 
 4L that ye also are/, with all knowdedge 
 24. if lir.st 1 be somewnat /. wdth your company 
 ■4- 4 <mi/. wdth comfort. I am joyful 
 Eph. 3. 19. might be/ with all the fulness of God 
 
 nptdrunk with wine, but/, w ith Spirit 
 4- 11. being/, with the fruits of righti'oiisness 
 Col-}- 9. might be f. wdth the knowledge of his will 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 4. Oiat T maybe/, wdth joy 
 .Jam. 2. 16. depart in peace, be ye warmed and /» 
 Jiev. 8. 5. angel/, the censer with the lire of the altai 
 
 15. 1. for in them is/, up the wrath of God 
 
 18.6. in the cup w hicli she hath /. till to her double 
 Shall he FI I.LED. 
 
 r.xod. 16. 12. in morning ye shall bef. with brearl 
 Svm, 14. 21. the earth shall he j\ witli ?Iory ot’ L, 
 
 2 Kings .3. I 7 . that valley shall hef. wjth water 
 Prov. 1 . 31. they .v/ia/Z^c/. w ith their own devices 
 .3. 10. so shall tVty barns bef. with plenty 
 12 . 2 ''. but the wicked shall be f. wdth mischief 
 14. 14. the backslider shallbef. wdth his own ways 
 18 . 20 . with the increase of ins lips.f//a// be bef. 
 20 . 17 . afterward his mouth .'hall be f. w ith giavel 
 24. 4. and by knowlerige shall the chambeis/e f. 
 Jer. 1.3. 12. every bottle shall be f. wdth wdne 
 
 I. zek. 2.3. .33. thou shalt hef. wdth drunkenness 
 /Eh 20. thus ye shall be f. at my table wdth horses 
 Dab. 2. 14. diiTth shall be f. with know ledge of Lord 
 Z.eeh. 9. 15. and they shall be f. like liow Is 
 j'y'7i’.5.6.blessefl are they that hunger, they shall bef. 
 
 1 file 1. 15. .John shall hef. wdth the Holy Ghost 
 
 3. 5. every \"A\\oy shallbe f. mountain tiroughtlow 
 6. 21. blessed ye that hunger now, ye shallbe /. 
 
 FILLED. 
 
 Gc«.6. 11. and the OArth was f. w ith violence 
 J Kings 7 . 14. and Hiram was f. wdth wdsdom 
 
 2 A ings .3. 20. and the country was f. w ith w ater 
 2 Chron. 5. 1.3. then flie liouse wasf. wdth a cloud 
 
 16. 14. the bed wdiich wasf. wdth sweet odours 
 P-'ul. 126. 2. then our mouth was f. w ith laughter 
 Isa. 6. 4._and the house a ar /. wdth smoke 
 
 Jer. 51. 5. tho’ their land was f. w ith sin ag. Holy 
 r.zek. 10. 4. and the house wasf. with the cloud 
 Imke 1.41. Elisabeth was f. wdth the Holy Ghost 
 67 . Zacharias wasf. with the Holy Ghost 
 Jidin 12. .3. house was f. with the odour of ointment 
 Acts 1</ 29. the w'hole city wasf. with confusion 
 Rev. 15. 8. and the temple was f. w ith smoke 
 Were FILLED. 
 
 IIos. 13. 6. according to their pasture so were they 
 .f . they were f. and their heart was exalted 
 J.vke 4. 28. w hen they heard, they were f. wdth wra. 
 
 J. 26. they glorified God, and were f. with fear 
 6. 11. they weref. wdth madness, and communed 
 8. 2.3. they weref. with water, and in jeopardy 
 
 .fohnC). 12. when they were f. he said, gather up 
 26. because ye did eat ot the loaves, and were f. 
 Acts 2.4. they rvere all/, with the Holy Ghost, 4. .31. 
 .3. 10. they were f. w ith wonder and amazement 
 o. 17 . rose up, and weref. evith indignation 
 
 I. 3. 4.5. the .Jews were /.wdth envy, and spake 
 
 52. disciples irere/. wdth joy and the Holy Ghost 
 Rev. 19. 21. all the fowds were f. w ith their Hesh 
 See Eat. 
 
 FILLED.Sr 
 
 Dent, th JI. and houses full, which thou/. not 
 Ezek. 27 . 3.3. wdien w ares went forth,/, many peon le 
 „ FILLE.ST. 
 
 Ps. 17 .14. wdiose bel ly thou/. w ith thy hid treasure 
 FILLETH. 
 
 Job 9.18. but he/, me with bitterness 
 PsaJ. 84. 6. the rain also /. the pools 
 107- 9. he/, the hungry soul with goodness 
 129. 7- wherewith the mower/, not his hand 
 147 . 14. he/, thee wdth the finest of the wlieat 
 Eph. 1. 23. the fulness of him that /. all in all 
 FILLET. 
 
 Jer. 52. 21. a/, of twelve cubits did compfiss it 
 ^ FILLJ'T.S. 
 
 Exod. 27 . 10. the hooks of the pillars, and their t\ 
 shall be of silver, 11. | .38. 10. 11, 12, 17, 19. 
 36. .‘18. he overlaid their chapiters and/. wdth gold 
 FILLETED. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 17 . all shall be/, with silver, 38. I 7 . 
 
 38. 28. he overlaid their'chapiters and /. them 
 FILLING. 
 
 Acts 14. 17 ./. our hearts w ith food and gladness 
 FILTH. 
 
 Lev. 1. + 16. [iluck away his crop wdth /. thereof 
 Isa. 4. 4. when the Lord washed away the/, of Zion 
 Nah. .3. 6. 1 wdll cast abominable /. upon thee 
 1 Cor. 4. 1.3. we are made as the/, of the world 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. not putting away the /. of the flesh 
 FlLTinL 
 
 Job 15.16. how much more abomma. and/. is man t 
 Psal. 14. .3. they are altogether become/. .5.3. .3. 
 
 Jsa. 64. 6. all our righteousnesses are as/, rags 
 Zeph. .3. 1. woe to her that is/. and polluted 
 Zech. 3. .3. .Joshua was clothed w ith /. garments 
 
 4. takeaway the/, garments from hiin 
 
 Col. 3.8. j ou also put off/, communicat. from mouth 
 
 1 'Eim. .3. 3. no striker, not greedy of (. lucre, 8. 
 
 Tit. 1 . 7 . not soon angry, not given to/, lucre 
 
 II. teaching things for /, lucre's sake, 1 Pet. 5. 2. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 7. Lot vexed w ith /conversation of wdckeil 
 Jude 8. likew ise these/, tlfeamersdefile the flesh 
 Rev. 22.11. he that is f. let him be/. .still 
 
 FlLTHINES.s. 
 
 2 Chron. 29.5. carry out the /. out of the holv place 
 Ezra 6. 21. h;nl separated from the /.of the heathen 
 9. 11. unclean land w ith the /. of tlie people 
 J'rov. .30. 12. and yet is not washed from their J'. 
 
 Isa. 28. 8. tor all tables are full of vomit and 
 Jer. 5. + 30. astonishment andj'. is committed in land 
 
 23. + 14. I have seen/, in the'[irophetsof Jerusalem 
 J.am. 1.9. her/, is in her skirts, rememb. not her end 
 Ezek, 16. 36. because thy /, was poured out 
 
 22. 15. and 1 w ill consiiine thy/. out of tliee 
 
 24. 11. that the/, of it may be molten in it 
 
 13. in thy 9 '. is lewdness : because 1 have purged 
 thee, and thou wast not [lurged, thou slialt 
 not be [lurged from thy /. 
 
 36. 25. trom all your/, wdil I cleanse you 
 I Cor. 7 . 1 . let us cleanse ourselv. from a'li /.of flesh 
 I.ph. 5. 4. imr let /. be once named among you 
 Ifm. L 21 . w heretore lay apart all /.receive the word 
 Rev. 17 . 4. cup full of abomiuat. and/, of fornicat. 
 
FIN 
 
 FIN 
 
 FIN 
 
 FlNALLi. 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 11./. niy brethren, farewell, Epit. 6.10. 
 Phil. 3. 1.1 4. 8. 2 Thess. 3. 1. 1 Pet. 3. 8, 
 FllN'D 
 
 Signifies, [1] To convert, or recover a thing that was 
 lost, Luke 15. 8, 9, 32. [2] 'Jo invent, or discover, 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 14. [.3] To know eiperimentalty. 
 Rom. 4. 1. Rev. 2. 2. [4] J'o obtain what we 
 want and desire of God, Mat. 7.7. [5] To come 
 to. Job 3. 22. [6] J'o understand throughly, .lob 
 11.7. [7] To do, or perform, Isa. 58. 13. [8] 'To I 
 seek. Job 33. 10. [9] 'J'o hajpen upon without 
 
 seeking, Gen. 37.15. [10] 'J'o choose and appoint. 
 Acts 13. 22. [11] 'J'o turn to, or light on, Luke 4. 
 
 17. [12] 'To observe. Mat. 8. 10. 
 
 To find, ts used sometimes for to attack, to surprise 
 one’s enemies, to discover their ambushes. It is 
 understood in this sense, .1 udg. 1.5. I hey found 
 Adoni-bezek in Bezek. They attacked him there. 
 And, 1 Sam. 31. 3. according to the Ijebrew, the 
 archers belonging to the Philistines found Saul, 
 they attacked him. In this sense some explain 
 that passage in Gen. 36. 24. l liis was that Anah 
 that found the mules in the wilderness. In the 
 llebrew, he found the Emims. These Emims 
 are believed to be powerful people ; Deut.2. 10,11. 
 The dwelt therein in times past, a people 
 
 great, and many, and tall, as the Anakims, S.c. 
 who also were neighbours to the llorites here spoken 
 of, as appears from Gen. 14. 5, 6. Anah therefore 
 found a troop of these people : he surprised, attack¬ 
 ed, and defeated them. Others render the llebrew 
 word Jemim, which is no where else used, by 
 •waters ; that he found out some springs of "water, 
 which in those hot countries were rare and precious ; 
 or, liot waters, some hot and medicinal springs. 
 Others again mules, as in our translation ; that 
 he found out the "way of the generation of mules, 
 by the copulation of an ass and a marc. 
 
 'Gen. 19. 11. they wearied themselves to /. the door 
 32. 19. you shall speak to Esau, when you /. him 
 iNum. 32. 23. be sure your sin shall /. you out 
 35. 27. the revenger of blood /. him without city 
 Dent. 22. 25. a man/. a damsel and lie with her. 28. 
 Judg. 17. 8. to sojourn where he could /. a place, 9. 
 .Ruth 1. 9. the L. grant ye may/, rest, each of you 
 1 Sam. 20. 21. saying, go,f. out the arrows, .36. 
 
 24. 19. if a man/. his enemy, will he let him go I 
 
 1 Kings 18. 5. peradv. we may /. grass to save horses 
 
 2 Chron. 2.14. to/, out every device be put to him 
 .32.4. why should Assyria come and/, much water.^ 
 
 Job 23. 3. O that 1 knew where 1 might /. him 
 .34.11. cause every man to/. accordinir to his ways 
 Psal. 10. 15. seek out his wickedn. till thou /. none 
 Prov. 2. 5. thou shalt /. the knowledge of God 
 
 4. 22. my words are life to those that /. them 
 8. 9. they are right to them that /. knowledge 
 
 12. 1 /. out knowledge of witty inventions 
 Eccl. 7. 14. a man should /. nothing for him 
 
 27. counting one by one, to/, out the account 
 
 12. 10. he sought to /. out acceptable words 
 Cant. 5.8. if/, my beloved, tell him 1 am sick of love 
 Jsa. .34. 14. the screech-owl stiall /. a place of rest 
 
 58. 3. in the day of your fast you /. [rleasure 
 Jer. 10.18. will distress them, that they may /. it so 
 Lam. 1. 6. are become like harts that/, no pasture 
 2. 9. her prophets also/. no vision from God 
 Dan. 6. 4. the princes sought to /. occasion against 
 Daniel, but could /. none occasion nor fault 
 
 5. shall not /. except we /. it concerning law of G. 
 Mat. 7. 14. strait is gate., and few there be that/. it 
 18.13. and if so be that he /. it, he rejoiceth more 
 Mark 11. 13. if haply he might f. any thing thereon 
 
 13. .36. lest coming suddenly, he/, you sleeping 
 Luke 6.7. that they might /. an accusation ag. him 
 
 12. .38. and /. them so, blessed are those servants 
 
 13. 7. he said I come seeking fruit and f. none 
 
 15. 4. and go after that which is lost, till he /. it 
 
 8. doth she not seek diligently till she/, it.’' 
 
 John 10. 9. he shall go in and out, and./, pasture 
 Acts~. 46. desired to /. a tabernacle for G. of Jacob 
 17. 27. they might feel after him and/. him 
 23. 9. scribes, saying, we /. no evil in this man 
 Pom.9. 19. thou wilt say, why doth he yet /. fault? 
 2Cor.9.4.they come with me, and/, you unprepared 
 2 Tim. 1.18. he may /. mercy of'the L. in that day 
 See Favouii. 
 
 Can or const FIND. 
 
 Gen.Al.38. Phar. said, carr we/, such a one as this is? 
 Exod. 5. 11. go, get you straw where you can f. it 
 Ezra 7. 16. all the silver and gold thou const f. 
 
 Job 3. 22. and are glad when they can f. the grave 
 11. 7* camt thou by searching /. out God ? fanst 
 thou/. out the Almighty unto perfection? 
 Prov. 20. 6. but a faithful man who can f. ? 
 
 .31.10. who can f. a virt. woman price above rubies’ 
 Eccl. 3.11. no man can f. out the work God maketh 
 7. 24. that which is exceeding deep, who caw /. it? 
 Jer. 5. 1. if 3’e can f. a man that seeketh truth 
 Cannot FIND. 
 
 Gcw. 38.22. he returned, and said, 1 cannot f. her 
 1 Kings 18.12. if he cannot f. thee, he will slay me 
 Job 17. 10. I cannot f. one wise man among you 
 .37. 23. touching Almighty, we cannot f. him out 
 Eccl. 8. 17. a man cannot f. out the worlc under sun 
 FIND (trace. 
 
 Gen. 32. 5.1 may /. grace in thy sight, Exod. .33.13. 
 
 . 33. 8. these are to/. grace in the sight of my lonl 
 15. let me/, gr. |1 .‘54.11. let me /. gr. in your eyes 
 47. 25. let U3/. grace in the sight of my lord 
 Muth 2. 2. in whose sight 1 shall /. grace 
 
 1 Sam. 1.18. let thy handmaid /. grace in thy sight 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 4. that I may /. grace in thy siglit, () king 
 Heb. 4.16. that we may/, gr. to help in time of need 
 
 Gen. 18. 26. if I f. in Sodom fifty righteous in city 
 
 28. if //.there forty-five |1 .30. if J f. thirty there 
 Esal. 132. 5. till If. out a place for the Lord 
 Eccl. 7. 26. and If. more bitter than death the 
 
 woman 
 
 Gant. 8. 1. when I should /. thee, I would kiss thee 
 Jer. 45. 3.1 fainted in my sighing, and I f. no rest 
 
 Luke 23. 4. Pilate said to the chief priests. If. no 
 fault in this man, John 18. 38. 1 19. 4, 6. 
 Rom. 7.18. to perform that w hidi is good If. not 
 21. 1 f. then a la'»v, that when I would do good 
 Not FI N D, or FI N D not. 
 
 Exod. 16. 25. to-day ye shall wec /. it in the field 
 Lev. 12. t 8. if her hand /. not sutficiently 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 17. Saul my father shall twt f. thee 
 
 2 tsam. 17. 20. had sought, and could not f. them 
 Prov. 1. 28. tliey shaU seek me early, but they shall 
 
 not f. me, JIos. 5. 6. .lohn 7. 34, 36. 
 Eccl. 7. 28. wliich my soul seeketh, but I /. not 
 Cant. 5.6. 1 sought him, but 1 could not f. him 
 Isa. 41.12. seek thein, but shalt not f. them, Jlos. 2.7. 
 Dan. 6. 5. we shall not f. any occasion against Dan. 
 IIos. 2. 6. make a wall that she shall notf. her paths 
 Amos. 8.12. shall run to seek the word, and twtf. it 
 Luke 5. 19. no/f. what way they might bring him 
 19. 48. < oulfl not f. what the^' might do to Jesus 
 John 7. 35. whither go, that w'e shall not f. him 
 Jiom. j. 18. howto lio that which is good. If. not 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. ! shall notf. you such as I would 
 Rev. 9. 6. shall men seek death, and shall not f. it 
 Shall, or shalt FIN D. 
 
 Gen. 44. k 34. lest 1 see the evil i\rdt shallf. my father 
 Dent. 4. 29. if thence thou seek L. thou shalt f. him 
 28. 65. thou shalt f. no ease among these nations 
 Judg. 9. .33. then niayestdo as thou shalt f. occasion 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 13. ye shall f. him before he go up to eat 
 10. 2. there shall f. two men by Rachel’s sepulchre 
 
 f 7. thou shalt clo as tlo' hand shallf. 
 
 2 Kings 7. t 9. if w e tarry, we shall f. punishment 
 2 Chr. 20. 16. ye shall f. them at end of the brook 
 
 .30.9. your brethren and child, shall f. compassion 
 Ezra 4. 15. thou shalt f. in the book of records 
 Psal. 17. 3. thou hast tried me, and shalt f. nothing 
 21. 8. thy hand shall f. out all thine enemies 
 Prov.\. 1.3. we shall f. all precious substance 
 8.17. they that seek me early shall /.me, Jer. 29.13. 
 
 16. 20. that handleth matter wisely, i-/(a///. good 
 19. 8. he that keepeth understanding shallf. good 
 
 Eccl. 11.1. for thou shalt f. it after many days 
 Jer.l. 24. in her month they shall f. her 
 
 6. 16. ye shall f. rest to your souls. Mat. 11. 29, 
 IIos. 12.8. in labours tliey shallf. none iniquity in me 
 Mat. 7. 7- seek and ye shall f. Luke 11. 9. 
 
 10. .39. lie that loseth his life for my sake shallf. it 
 
 17. 27. thou shalt f. a })iece of money, that take 
 
 21. 2. ye shall f.M\ ass tied, and a colt, MarkW. 2. 
 
 22. 9. as many as ye shall f. bid to the marriage 
 24. 46. whencometh, j. /. sodoing, Luke 12. .37, 43. 
 
 Luke 2.12. ye shallf. babe wrapt in ssvaddl. clothes 
 
 18. 8. Son of man cometh, shall he/. faith on earth ? 
 .John 21.6. cast the net on the right side, ye shall f. 
 Rev. 18.14. and thou shalt f. them no more at all 
 
 • FINDEST. 
 
 Gen. .31. .32. with -whomsoever thou f. thy gods 
 Ezek. 3.1. eat that thou/. eat this roll, and go speak 
 ITNDEI'll. 
 
 Gen. 4. 14. every one that /. me shall slay me 
 Deut. 19.15. the head slippeth, and/, his neighbour 
 Job 33. 10. behold, he /. occasions against me 
 Psal. 119. 162. 1 rejoice at w'ord, as one that/, spoil 
 Prov. 3. 13. happy is the man that/, wisdom 
 8. 35. whoso/, me,/, life, shall obtain favour of Ld. 
 
 14. 6. ascoi ner seeketli wisdom, and/, it not 
 
 17. 20. he that hath a froward heart, /. no good 
 
 18. 22. whoso/. aw'ife/. good thing, obtains favour 
 21. 10. his neighbour /. no favour in liis eyes 
 
 21. be that followetli after mercy/, life and honour 
 Eccl. 9. 10. w’hatsoever thy hand /. to do, do it 
 Lam. 1. 3. she dwells among heatlien, she/. no rest 
 Hos. 14. 3. for in thee the fatherless /'. mercy 
 Alat. 7.8. and he that seeketh/. Luke 11. 10. 
 
 10. 39. be that /. his life shall lose it 
 12.4.3. walketh thro’ dry places, seeking rest,/, none 
 44./. it empty, swept, and garnished, Luke 11.25. 
 
 26. 40. he/, his disciples asleep, Alark 14. .37. 
 
 John 1. 41. he first /. hisow-n brother Simon 
 43. Jesus/. Philip || 45. Philip /. Nathaneel 
 5. 14. afterward Jesus/, him in the temple 
 FINDING. 
 
 Gen. A. 15. lest any /. Cain should kill him 
 Job 9.10. who doeth tliinas past /. out and wonders 
 Psal. .32. t 6. every one sliall pray in a time off. 
 Isa. 58. 13./. thine own pleas, nor siieaking words 
 I.uke 11. 24. unclean spirit seeking restand/, none 
 Acts A. 21. f. nothing how tliey miglit punish them 
 
 19. 1. Paul came, and /. certain disciples,21. 4 
 21. 2. /. ship sailing over to Phenicia, went aboard 
 
 Rom. 11. .33. unsearchable, and his ways past/, out 
 IJeb. 8. 8. for/, fault with them.ne saith, behold 
 FINF. 
 
 Job 28. 1. there is a place for gold where they/, it 
 1* 1N I'.. 
 
 Ezra 8.27. and two vesseis of f. copper, as gold 
 .Job 28. t 15. /. gold shall not be given for w isdom 
 Isa. 19. 9. they that work in /. flax be conl'ounded 
 Rev. 1. 15. his feet like unto/, brass,2.18. 
 
 FI N F, four. 
 
 Lev. 2.1. his offering shall be of f. flour, 24. 5. 
 
 4 . cakes of/, flour mingled with oil, 5. 7- 1 7 12. 
 
 14. 10, 21. I 2.3. 1.3. Num. 6. 15. 1 7- 13, 19, 
 25, .31, .37, 4.3, 49, 55, 61. 18. 8. 
 
 5. 11. the tenth part of anephah o\ f. flour, 6. 20. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 22. thii'ty measures of/, flour in one day 
 
 2 KingsJ. 1. measure/./fc7/r sold for shekel, 16,18. 
 
 1 C’/ir. 9.29. were ai)pointed to oversee/. yZcwr, 2.3.29. 
 Ezek. 16. 1.3. thou <fidst eat f. flour, honey, and oil 
 
 19. I gave thee f. flour, and oil, and honey 
 46. 14. an hin of oil to temper with the f. .flour 
 Rev. 18. 13. none buyeth her merchandise off. flour 
 F1N 1' gold. 
 
 2 Chr. .3. 5. celling, which he overlaid with/. gold 
 8. the most holy he overlaid w ith/. gold 
 
 Job 28. + 15./. .f/c/rfshall not be given for wisdom 
 17. exchange of it shall not be for jewels of/, go/rf 
 31. 24. or said to /. gold,t\\o\i art my confidence 
 Psal. 19.10. are more to be desired than much/..go/i/ 
 119. 127. 1 love thy commandments above /. gold 
 Prov. 3. 14. ami the gain of wisdom than /. gold 
 8.19. my fruit is better than gold, than/, gold 
 
 Prov. 25.12. as an ornament off. gold, so is a reprover 
 Cant. 5.11. his head is as most}', gold locks bushy 
 
 15. his legs are as pillars set on sockets of f. gold 
 La. 13.12. will make a man more precious than/, g. 
 L,am. 4. 1. how is the most /. gold clianged ! 
 
 2. the precious sons of Zion comparable to /. gold 
 Van. 2. .32. this image’s head /. gold, breast of silver 
 10.5. whose loins were girded wdth/. gold of L phaz 
 Zech. 9. 3.1 y ru3 heaped f. gold as mire of the streets 
 FlNE/t«cw. 
 
 Ge«. 41.42. Pharaoh arrayed him in vest.of/. linen 
 Exod. 25. 4, tiiis is the offering ye shall take, /. linetz 
 
 26. 1. w ith ten curtains off. twined linen 
 
 31. the vail of/. linen, 36. 35. 2 Chron. 3. 14. 
 
 36. thou shalt make an hanging of /. tw'ined linen, 
 
 27. 9, 16, 18.] 36. .37.1 38. 9, 16, 18. 
 
 28. 5. take gold and/. linento make garments 
 
 6. shall make the ephod of/, linen, .39. 2. 
 
 8. girdle f. linen, 39. 5,29. |115. breast-plate, 39.8. 
 39. thou shalt embroider the coat of/. linen, and 
 thou shalt make tlie mitre ofy . linen 
 35. 6. let him bring an offering of/, linen 
 2.3. every man w’ith w horn w'as found /. linen 
 25. the women brought of scarlet and/, linen 
 35. tliem hath he filled with wisdom to work all 
 manner of work and /. linen, 38. 23. 2 Chron. 
 2. 14. 
 
 .36. 8, that wrought curtains of/. linen doA blue 
 39. 27. they maefe coats off. linen for Aaron 
 
 28. made a mitre of/, linen, and bonnets off. linen 
 1 Chron. 4.21. families of them that w rought}'. lineti 
 
 15. 27. David was clothed with a robe of /'. linen 
 Lsth. 1. 6.were hangings fasten, w ith cords of/, linen 
 8. 15. Mordecai went with a garment of/, linen 
 Prov. 7.16. 1 have decked my bed with /', linen 
 31. 24. she maketh /. linen, and selleth’it 
 Isa. .3. 23. the I.ord will take away the/. linen 
 Ezek. 16. 10. I girded thee about with /. linen 
 
 13. thy raiment -was of/, linen and silk 
 
 27. 7. /. linen from Egypt was to be thy sail 
 
 16. .Syria occupied in thy fairs with /. linen 
 Alark 15. 46. Josepli bought/, linen and wrapped 
 Luke 16.19. rich man clothed in purple and f. linen 
 Rev. 18.12. merchandise of/, depart, from thee 
 
 16. that city clothed in /. lineti is come to nought 
 
 19. 8. to her was granted to be an ayed in /. linen 
 
 14. the armies in heaven w’ere clothed in /. linen 
 
 FI N E meal. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6. make ready three measures off. meal 
 FINER. 
 
 Prov. 25.4. there shall come forth a vessel for the / 
 FINEST. 
 
 Psal. 81. 16. have fed thee with the /. of the wheat 
 147.14. he filleth thee with they, of the wheat 
 FINING. 
 
 Prov. 17.3./. pot is for silv. furnace for gold, 27.21. 
 ITNGFR.. 
 
 The finger of God signifies his po"wer, his opera¬ 
 tion. Pharaoh's magicians discovered the fineer 
 of God in the miracles which Moses wrought, 
 Exod. 8. 19. This legislator gave the law writ¬ 
 ten "with the finger of God to the Hebrews, 
 Exod. 31. 18. It "Was written immediately by the 
 po'wer or Spirit of God, and not by any art of 
 man. Cur Saviour says, he cast out devils by 
 the finger, or Spirit, of God, which he intimates 
 Was a sign that the kingdom of God was come; 
 that God's spiritual government of his church was 
 begun to be exercised among the Jews by the Mes¬ 
 siah,/.7/^c 11. 20. 
 
 To put forth one’s finger is a bantering, insulting 
 gesture. Isa. 58. 9. If thou take away from the 
 midst of thee the yoke, and the putting out of the 
 finger. If thou take aicay from the midst of thee 
 the chain or yoke wherewith thou overwhelmest 
 thy debtors, and forbear pointing at them, and 
 using jeering and insulting gestures. Some take 
 this for a menacing or threatening gesture. 
 
 Exod. 8.19. the magicians said, this is the /. of God 
 
 29. 12. put of the "blood on the altar with thy/. 
 
 .31.18. tables written with the /.of God, Deut. 9.10. 
 
 Lev. A. 6. priest shall dip his /. in the blood and 
 sprinkle it, 17, 25, 30, 34. | 8. 15.19. 9.1 16. 
 14, 19. 
 
 14. 16. the priestshall dip bis right /. in the oil, and 
 sprinkle of the oil with his/, seven times, 27. 
 Num. 19. 4. priest shall take of her blood with his}. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 10. my little/. thicker,2 Chron. 10.10. 
 Isa. 58. 9. if take away the putting forth of the /. 
 Luke 11. 2U. K i w'ith the /. of God cast out devils 
 
 16.24. that he may dip the tip of his /. in water 
 John 8. 6. and with, his /. w rote on the ground 
 
 20. 25. and put m> /. into the print ot the nails 
 27. reach hither thy and behold my hands 
 
 FINGLHS, 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 20. on every hand six /. 1 Chr. 20. 6. 
 Psal. 8. 3. when consider thy heavens, w-ork ot thy' f. 
 
 144. 1. the T.ord, who teacheth my/, to fight 
 Prov. 6. 1.3. a w’icked man teacheth with his/. 
 
 7. .3. bind them on thy/, write them on thy heart 
 Cant. 5.5. and my/, with sweet-smelling myrrh 
 Isa. 2. 8. that which their o\\ n /. have made, 17. 8. 
 
 .59. .3. hands defiled with blood, and /. \yith iniquity 
 Jer. 52.21. the thickness of one pillar toury. 
 
 Dan. 5. 5. came forth /. of a man’s hand, and wrote 
 Alat. 23. 4. they hind heavy burdens, but they will 
 not move them with one of their /. I.uke 11.46. 
 Alark"!. 33. and he put his /. into his ears and he spit 
 FINLSII. 
 
 To bring to pass, fulfil, perfect. Cur blessed Ixird 
 said on the cross. It is finished, .John 19. -30. Cur 
 f/reat llcdeemc^. hy u'hat he did and s^iffered^ 
 performed the will of God, and the whole work 
 which the Father gave him to do ; which was to 
 obtain eternal redemption, lie was the substance 
 and end of all the types, and the legal dispensa¬ 
 tion. He completed and finished righteimsness, 
 removed the curse, and radically completed our 
 salvation. 
 
 Gen. 6.16. and in a enhit shalt thou /. it above 
 Dan. 9. 24. to/. transcre.ssioii, and make end of sia 
 Zech. 4. 9. ZerubbabeTs hands shall also/, it 
 
 165 
 
FIR 
 
 FIR 
 
 FIR 
 
 » 
 
 J\Iai. 10. + 23. ye shall not /. the cities of Israel 
 l.nke 14. 28. wliether he have suthcient toy. 
 
 Jiy. atrer laid the foundation, and is not able to/, it 
 
 30. (his man began to build, was not able toy'. 
 John A. .34. my meat is to do his will, and /.his work 
 
 5. .36. works which the Father hath given me to/. 
 Jlcts 20. 24. that 1 might J. my course with joy 
 Rorn. y. 28. for he will /. the work, and cut short 
 2 Cor. 8. 6. so he would also/, in you the same grace 
 Phil. 1. t 6. he that hath begun, will also/. it 
 FINISHED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 1. thus the heavens and the earth were/. 
 Pxod. .30. 32. thus was all the work/. 40. .3.3. 
 Deut.?A. 24. an end of writing, till they were/. 
 Josh. 4. 10. the priest stood, till every thing was /. 
 Rvth 3.18. the man not rest, till he have/. the thing 
 1 Kings 6. y. Solomon built the house and /. it, 
 14, 22, 38. 2 Chrm. 5. 1. 1 ?• IE 
 7. 1. Solomon/. all Ids house, y. 1,25. 2 Vhr. 8.16. 
 22. so was the work of the pillars /. 
 
 1 Chr. 27. 24. Joab began to number, but he/, not 
 28. 20. l^rd not fail thee, till thou hast/, the work 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 14. and when they had/. the repairing 
 2y. 28. the singers sang, till burnt-offering was/. 
 
 31. 7. they /. the heaps in the seventh month 
 
 Pxra 4. t 12. the .lews have/, the walls 
 
 5. 16. hath it been in building, and yet it is not/. 
 
 6 . 14. the elders of the .lews built and /. it, 15. 
 J\e/i. 6. 15. so the wall was/, in fifty-two days 
 Pan 5. 26. (lod hath numbered thy kingd. and/, it 
 
 12. 7. all these, things shall be/. 
 
 3Ja/. 13. 53. when .les s had/. these parables 
 /ly. 1. when .lesus had/, these sayings, 26. 1. 
 
 Johi 17. 4. 1 have/, the work thou gavest me to do 
 ly. 30. he said, it is/. and he bowed his head 
 yir/s 21.7. when we had /. our course from l yre 
 2 Tim. 4.7.1 have/. my course, I have kept the faith 
 PeL 4. .3. the works were /. from the foundation 
 Jam. 1. 15. sin, when it is/. bringeth forth death 
 Rev. 10. 7. the mystery of God should be/. 
 
 11. 7. when witnesses shall have/. their testimony 
 20. 5. lived not, till the thousancl years were /. 
 FINISHER. 
 
 Heb. 12.2.looking to Jesus, author and /. of our faith 
 FINS. 
 
 Rev. ll.y.w'hatever hath/. and scales eat, Pevt.W.Q. 
 10. that hath not/. shall be an abomination. 12. 
 FIRE 
 
 Is one of the four elements, which not only affords 
 light and heat, hut whereby likewise we try and 
 purge metals. God hath often appeared in fire, 
 and encompassed with fire; as when he shewed 
 himself in the burning bush, and descended on 
 mount Sinai in the midst of flames, thunderings, 
 and lightning, Exod. 3. 2. I ly. 18. lire is a 
 sjjmbol of the holiness and justice of God : The 
 Ford thy God is a consuming fire. Pent. 4. 24. 
 He shewed himself to his prophets, Isaiah, 
 Ezekiel, and St. John in the midst of fire, Isa. 
 6. 4. Ezek. 1. 4. Rev. 1. 14. The Psalmist de¬ 
 scribes the chariot of God as all in a flame, 
 Psal. 18. 12, 1.3, 14. And it is said that God 
 will appear in the midst of fire at his second 
 coming, 2 Thess. 1. 8. Daniel says, that a fiery 
 stream issued and came forth from before him ; 
 ■noting the speedy executing of his judgments for 
 the terror of the wicked and comfort of the godly, 
 Dan. 7. 10. The wrath of God is compared to 
 fire, Psal. 18. 8. and the effects of his wrath, 
 which are war, famine, and other scourges, are 
 described under the same idea, Psal. 66. 12. Jer. 
 48. 45. 
 
 Ctir Saviour is compared to fire. Mai. 3. 2. He 
 is like -a refiner’s fire, and like fuller’s soap. 
 He shall consume the wicked by his judgments, 
 and purify those who are sincere by his doc¬ 
 trine. The Holy Ghost likewise is compared to 
 fire. Mat. .3. 11. lie shall baptize you with 
 the Holy Ghost and with fire. To verify this 
 prediction, Jesus sent the Holy Ghost who de¬ 
 scended upon his disciples in the form of tongues, 
 or like sparks of fire. Acts 2. 3. It is the work 
 of the Holy Spirit to enlighten, purify, and 
 sanctify the soul, and to irflame it with love to 
 God, and zeal for his glory. 'The angels them¬ 
 selves, as the ministers of God, are compared to a 
 burning fire, speedy arid irresistible in the ex¬ 
 ecution of his commands, Psal. 104. 4. The lord, 
 or his angel, led the Israelites in their journey 
 through the wilderness, under the form of a pil¬ 
 lar oj fire, Exod. 13. 21. 
 
 Fire from heaven fell frequently on the victims 
 sacrificed to the Lord, as a mark of his presence 
 and approbation. It is thought that God in this 
 manner expressed his acceptance of Abel’s sacri¬ 
 fices, Gen. 4. 4. When the Rord made a cove¬ 
 nant with Abraham, a fire, like that oj a fur¬ 
 nace, passed thrcnigh the divided pieces of the sa¬ 
 crifices, and consumed them, Gen. 15. 17. Fire 
 fell upon the sacrifices which IMoses offered at the 
 dedication of the tabernacle. Lev. y. 24. And 
 upon those of Hlanoah, .Samson's father, Judg. 
 13. ly, 20. Upon Solomon’s at the dedication of 
 the temple, 2 Chron. 7- 1- And upon Elijah’s at 
 mount Carmel, 1 Kings 18. 38. 
 
 The torments of hell are described by fire, both in 
 the Old and New Testament. Closes inveighing 
 agaimt the Israelites, xcho rebelled against the 
 Rord, says to them ; A fire is kindled in mine 
 anger, and shall burn unto the lowest hell, 
 Heut. 32. 22. Isaiah is still more express, 
 M ho among us shall dwell w’ith the devour¬ 
 ing fire ' who among us shall dwell with ever¬ 
 lasting burnings .i* Isa. .33. 14. And in chap. 
 66. 24. Iheir worm shall not die, neither shall 
 their fire be quenched. Our Aaviour makes 
 use of the same similitude, to represent the 
 jnmishment of the damned, INlark y. 44. He 
 likewise .peaks freg'aently of the eternal fire 
 prepared for the devil, his angels, and repro¬ 
 bates, Mat. 25. 41. The sting and remorse of 
 conscieiue is the worm that will never die; 
 166 
 
 and the wrath of God upon their souls and bodies, 
 the fire that shall never go out. There are like¬ 
 wise who maintain that by worm is to be under¬ 
 stood a common, living, and material, riot an al¬ 
 legorical and figurative \\ox\w, and by fire, a 
 real, elementary, and material fire. Among the 
 maintainers of this opinion are Austin, Cyprian, 
 Chrysostom, Jerome, <igc. 
 
 'The word of God is compared to fire, Jer. 23. 20. 
 Is not my word like as a fire It is full of life 
 and efficacy; like a fire, it warms, melts, and 
 heals my people, and is powerful to consume the 
 dross, and bum up the chaff' and stubble, xlnd 
 the apostle says, tiMt every man's doctrine should 
 be tried by fire, that is, by the light of the word, 
 of what nature it is, whether it he true or false, 
 sound and solid, or corrupt and frothy, 1 Cor. 
 3. 13. Fire is likewise taken for persecution, 
 dissension, and division. Luke 12. 40. 1 am 
 come to send fire on the earth ; that is. Upon 
 my coming and publishing the gospel, there will 
 follow, through the devil's malice, and the corrup¬ 
 tion tf men, much persecution to the professors 
 thereof, and manifold divuions in the world, 
 whereby men will be tried whether they he faith¬ 
 ful or not. 'The church of God is compared to a 
 fire. Ghad. 18. Ihe house of Jacob shall be a 
 fire: 'The church shall subdue all her enemies. 
 Carnal vain shifts of men's own devising, whereby 
 they seek to support, relieve, and comfort them¬ 
 selves against the judgments denounced against 
 them, are likewise compared to fire, Isa. 50. 11. 
 As are also the lies, slujiders, and other provoking 
 speeches of ungodly men; Prov. 16. 27. And in 
 his lips there is a burning fire. 
 
 Gen. 15.117. a lamp of/. psissed betw. those pieces 
 
 22.6. Abraham took/, in Ids hand, and a knife 
 
 7. my father,behold the/, and the wood, but where 
 Exod. 3. 2. and behold, the bush burned with/. 
 
 y. 23. Lord sent hail and the /. along on ground 
 24. there was hail, and/, mingled with the hail 
 12. 8. shall eat the flesh in that night roast with/. 0. 
 19.18. the Ld. descended upon'mount Sinai in/. 
 22. 6. if/, break out, and catch in thorns 
 
 32. 24. then 1 cast gold into/, and came this calf 
 40.38. and/, wason the tabernacle by night through 
 
 all their journey, Num. 9. 16. Deut. 1. 33. 
 Lev. 1. 7. the sons of the priest shall put/, on the 
 altar, and lay wood in order upon the/. 
 
 8. upon the w'ood that is in the /. 12, I7. | 3. 5. 
 
 2.14. shalt offer green ears of corn dried by the f. 
 6. 9. the /. of the altar be burning in it, 10,12, IF 
 
 9. 24. there came a /. out from before the Lorcl 
 
 10. 1. the sons of Aaron put/. in their censers 
 
 2. there went out/. from Ld. anrl devoured them 
 16. 13. he shall put the incense upon the /. 
 
 18.21. thou shalt not let any of thy seed pass thro’/. 
 
 to Molech, Det(t. 18.10. 2 Kings I7.17. I 2.3. 10. 
 Num. 6.18. shall take the hair, and put it in the/, 
 
 11.2. when Moses prayed the /. was quenched 
 
 16.7. take ye censers, and put /. therein, 18. 
 
 .37. that he take the censers, and scatter/, yonder 
 46. take a censer, and put f. therein from off altar 
 
 18. 9. be thine of most holy things reserved from /. 
 21. 28. for there is a/, gone ouffrom Heshbon 
 31. 23. every thing that may abide /. go thro’ the /. 
 
 Deut. 4.11. and tlie mountain burnt with /. 9.15. 
 
 36. and upon earth he shewed thee his great/. 
 
 .5. 5. for ye were afraid by reason of the/. 
 
 18.16. nor let me see this great /. any more 
 
 33. + 2. from his right hand went a/. of law for them 
 Josh. 7 . 25. all Israel burned Achan with /. 
 
 Judg. 6. 21. and there rose up /. out of the rock 
 
 9.15. let/. come out of bramble and devour cedars 
 
 16.9. as a thread of tow w hen it toucheth the /. 
 
 1 Kings 18.23. lay it on wood, put no/. under, 25. 
 24. the God that answereth by/, let him be God 
 38. then the /. of the Lord fell, 2 Chron. 7. 1, .3. 
 
 19.12. after the earthquake a/, but the Lord was 
 not in the/. after the/. a still small voice 
 
 2 Kings 1. 10. then let/, come down from heaven 
 12. and tlie /. of Gon came down from heaven 
 
 2.11. there appeared a chariot and horses of/. 
 
 6.17. the mountain was full of chariots of/. 
 
 16. 3. Ahaz made his son to pass through the /. 
 
 19. 18. and have cast their gods into the/. 
 
 21. 6. Manasseh made son pass thro’/. 2 Chr. 33. 6. 
 
 23.10. no man might make his son pass thro’ the/. 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 26. Lord answ ered him from heaven by /. 
 
 2 Chr. 35. 13. they roasted the passover with /. 
 Neh. 2. 3. the gates thereof are consumed with /. 13. 
 Job 1. 16. the /. of God is fallen from heaven 
 
 18. 5. and the spark of his /. shall not shine 
 28. 5. and under it is turned up as it were/. 
 
 41. 19. burning lamps, and sparks of/. leap out 
 Psal. .39. 3. while 1 was musing the /. burned 
 46. 9. he burneth the chariot in the f. 
 
 66. 12. w'e went through/, and through water 
 
 68.2. as wax melteth befdi e/. so let w icked perish 
 74. 7. they have cast/. into'thy sanctuary 
 
 78. 14. all the night with a ligrit ot f. 105. .39. 
 
 83.14. as the/, burneth the wood, and as the flame 
 97. 3. a/. goe'th before him and burneth up enemies 
 105. 32. he gave hail and flaming/, in their land 
 118. 12. they are quenched as the/, of thorns 
 140. 10. let them be cast into the/, into deep pits 
 148.8. /. and hail, stormy wind fiilfilling his word 
 
 Prov. 6. 27. can a man taxe/. in his bosom 
 16. 27. and in his lips there is as a burning/. 
 
 26. 20. where no wood is, there the/, goeth out 
 21. as wood is to /. so is contentious'man to kindle 
 .30.16. the grave and the /. saith not, it is enough 
 Isa. 9.5. this shall be w ith burning and fuel of/. 
 
 18. for wickedness burneth as the /. 
 
 19. the people shall be as the fuel of the /. 
 
 10. 16. shall kindle a burning like burning of a/. 
 17. and the light of Israel shall be for a/. 
 
 30.14. not be found a sherd to take /. from'hearth 
 33. the pile thereof is/, and much wood 
 
 31. 9. saith the Lord, whose/. is in Zion 
 
 .37.19. Kings of As.syria have cast their gods into /. 
 
 43. 2. wheu thou w alkest through /. not be burnt 
 
 Isa. 44.16. he burneth part thereof in the/, he warm- 
 eth himself, and saith. aha, I have seen the/, 
 47 . 14 . they shall be as stubble, the/. shall burn them 
 5 ). 11. walk in light of your t. and in the sparks 
 
 64. 2. as when the melting /. burneth, the /. caus- 
 eth the w aters to boil to make thy name known 
 
 65. 5. these are a/. that burneth all the day 
 
 66 . 15. for behold, the Lord will come with /. 
 
 16. for by/, will the Loid plead with all flesh 
 24. worm not die, neither tlieir/. be quenched 
 
 Jer. 4. 4. lest my fury come forth like J. and bum 
 5. 14. I w ill make my words in thy mouth /. 
 
 20. 9. his word w as as a /. shut up in my txjnes 
 21.12. lest my fury goout like f. and burn,that none 
 22. 7 . shall cut down cast choice cedats in the/. 
 29.22. w hom the king of F abi Ion roasted in the/. 
 32. 35. high places, to cause their sons to pass tbro’ 
 
 the / to Molech, Ezek. 16. 2E I 2o. 26, 31. 
 36. 22. and there was a /. on the heartli burning 
 23. .lehudi cut the roll, ami cast it into the/. 
 
 48. 45. but a f. shall come forth out of Heshton 
 51.58. the folk shall labour in vain and in the/. 
 
 Earn. 2. 3. he burned against Jacob like a flaming/. 
 
 4. he bent his bow, he {x)ured out his fury like/, 
 Ezek. 1. 4. I looked, behold, a/. infolding itself 
 
 13. the /. was bright, and out of the /. lightning 
 lo. 6. saying, take /. from betw een the w heels 
 
 7 . one cherub stretched forth his hand to the/ 
 
 21. 31. 1 will blow against thee in the /. 22. 21. 
 32.thou shalt be for fuel to/. no more remembered 
 
 22. 20. to blow/, mwn it, to melt it, so gather you 
 
 24. 9. saith Lord, I will even make pile for/, great 
 12. her scum shall be in /. in filthiness is lewdness 
 
 28. 18. will bring forth a/. from the midst of thee 
 36. 5. in the /. of my jealousy have 1 spoken, JB. ly. 
 Dan. 3.27. upon w hose bodies the/. had no power, 
 nor the smell of/, had passed on them 
 7 . 9 . his throne like flames, wheels like burning/. 
 
 10 . 6 . his face as lightning, his e 3 es as lamps of/ 
 Hus. 7 . 6 . in the morning it burneth as a flaming/, 
 Jeel 2. 30. blood /. and pillars of smoke. Acts 2. 19. 
 Amos 5. 6 . lesthe break out like f. in house of Joseph 
 
 7 . 4. behold, the Lord God called to contend by/, 
 Obad. 18. and the house of Jacob shall be a/. 
 
 Mic. 1.4. shall be molten under him as wax before/, 
 Nah. 1.6. fury poured out like/, rocks thrown down 
 Hah. 2. 13. the people shall labour in the \evy f. 
 Zech. 2.5. will be unto her a wall of /. found about 
 
 3. 2. is not this a bland plucked out of the f.? 
 
 12.6. like a hearth of /. and like torch of f. in sheaf 
 
 13. 9 . 1 will bring the third part through the/. 
 Mai. 3. 2. he is like a refiner's /. and fuller's soap 
 Mat. 3. 10. every tree that bringetli not forth good 
 
 fruit is cast into f. 7 . 19. Luke 3. 9. John 15. c. 
 
 11. baptize with Holy Ghost, and/. Luke 3. 16. 
 
 I. 3. 42. and shall cast them into a furnace of/. 50. 
 
 17 . 15. oft-times he falleth into the /. Mark 9 . 22. 
 
 18. 8. rather than having two hands or fvvo feet, to 
 
 be cast into everlasting /. Mark 9. 43, 46. 
 
 25. 41. depart from me, ye cursed, into everlast./. 
 Mark 9. 44. where the /. is not quenched, 45. 
 
 14. 54. and Peter w armed himself at the/. 
 
 Luke 9. 54. wilt thou that we command/, to come I" 
 
 17 . 29. the same day it rained/, and brimstone 
 22. 56. a maid beheld him as he sat by the /. 
 
 Acts 2.3. appeared to them cloven tengues, like as/. 
 28. 3. vvhen Paul had laid sticks on the /. 
 
 5. he shook off" the beast into the /. felt no harm 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 13. it shall be revealed by /. and the /. 
 
 shall try every man's w ork,or' what sort it is 
 15. he himself shall be saved, yet so as by /. 
 
 2 'Thess. 1 . 8 . in flaming/, taking v'eugeanceon them 
 Heb. 1 . 7 . who maketh his ministers a flame of/. 
 
 11. 34. who thro’ faith quenched the violence of/. 
 
 12. 18. are not come to mount that burned with /. 
 Jam. 3. 5. how great a matter a little /. kindleth.' 
 
 6. and the tongue is a/. a world of iniquity 
 5. 3. and shall eat your flesh as it were / 
 
 1 Pet. 1 . 7 . than of gold, tho’ it be tried with /. 
 
 2 Pet 3 . 7 . reserved unto/, against day of judgment 
 
 12. the heavens being on /. shall be dissolved 
 Jude 7 . suffering the vengeance of eternal/ 
 
 23. others save pulling them out of the /. 
 
 Rev. 3. 18. thee to buy of me gold trieil in the/. 
 
 4. 5. seven lamps of/, burning before the throne 
 
 8. 5. the angel filled the censer w ith /. of the altar 
 
 7 . there followed hail and /. mingled with blood 
 
 8. as it were a great mountain burning with / 
 
 9 . 17 . and outot their mouths issued/. 11. 5. 
 
 18. the third part of men was killed by the/. 
 
 13. 13. he maketh/. come down from heaven 
 
 14.18. another angel which had power over the/ 
 15.2. I saw as it were a sea of glassmingled with/. 
 16.8. power was given him to scorch men with / 
 
 20. 9 . and /. came down from God out of heaven 
 10. the devil wa- cast into lake of /. and brimstone 
 
 14. death and hell were cast into the lake of/. 
 
 15. whoso not written in book of life, casf*into/ 
 
 21. 8. have part in the lake which burneth with / 
 See Brimstone, Bern, or Bur.nt,Co.\ls, C'on- 
 
 Sf.ME, CONSIMING, DEVOUR, DeVOUREO, 
 Devouring, Flame, Hell, Midst. 
 
 Kindle, or kindled FIRE. 
 
 Exod. 22. 6 . he that kindled the /. make restitution 
 .‘55. 3. ve shall kindle no/, on the sabbath day 
 Deut. .32. 22 . for a /. is kindled in my anger, and 
 shall bum to lowest hell, Jer. 15.14'. j I 7 . 4. 
 2 Sam. 22. 13. befere him were coals of/. kindled 
 Psal. 78. 21. so a /. was kindled against .lacob 
 106. 18. a /. was kindled in their compan 3 - 
 Isa. 10 . 16. he shall kindle a burning like a/. 
 
 50.11. behold, all ye tb.at Xiwrf/o a/, that compass 
 Jer. 7 . 18. children gathered wood, fathers kindled f. 
 
 II. 16 . he hath kindled f. on the green olive 
 
 17 . 27 . then will I kindle a/. in the gates thereof 
 21. 14. 1 will kindle a/, in the forest thereof 
 43. 12. I will kindle a/, in tlie houses of the gods 
 
 49 . 27 .1 willXo/g/e a/. in the wall of Damtscus 
 
 50. .32. and I will kindle a /. in his cities 
 
 Lam. 4. 11, anil the Lord hath kindled a /. in Zion 
 Ezek. 20. 47 . 1 will kindle a/, in the forest 
 24.10. heap on Avood, kindleth^. consume the llesb 
 
FIR 
 
 FIR 
 
 j^rnos 1.14. I vill a/. in the wall of Rabbah 
 
 Ma/ 1.10. nor do ye kindle f. on my altar tor nouglit 
 J^nk'e 12. 49. to send/, and what if already kindled? 
 
 22. 55. when tliey had kindled a /. in the hall 
 
 2. Ihe barbarians kindled a/, and receiv'ed us 
 * Made, with FIRli. 
 
 Exod 29. 18. an offering 7 »ade by/, unto the T.ord, 
 
 25, 41. Lev. 1. 9, 13, 17. 1 2. 2, 9, 16. I 3. 3, 5, 9, 
 
 11 14, 16.1 7. 5, 25 I 8. 21, 28.1 21. 6.1 22. 27.1 
 
 23. 8, 13, 18, 25, 27 , 36, .37.1 24. 7. Lliim. 15. 3, 
 
 10,13, 14.1 18. 17..I 28. 3. K .• 
 
 lev ^ 3. the offerings ot the Lord made by j. 
 10, r 4. 35. 1 5. 12.1 6. 17, 18. I 7- 30, .35. I 10. 
 
 12, 15. 1 21. 21.124. 9. Deut. 18. 1. 1 ?ia>n. 
 
 2. 28. 
 
 10.13. sacrifices made by /. Nnm. 28.2. Josh. L3.14. 
 Ntim 15. 25. bring their sacrifice made by /. unto 
 ■ the Lord, 28. 6. 8, 13, 19, 24. 1 29. 6, 1.3, .36. 
 Pillar of FIRL. 
 
 Eiod. 14. 24. the Lord looked thro’ the pillar off. 
 Rei 10.1. face as the sun, and his feet -dS pillars off. 
 See By Night. 
 
 Sejid, or sent FIRE. 
 
 Lam. 1. 13. from above he sent f. into my bones 
 £zek. .39. 6. and I will send a/, on Magog 
 Hos. 8. 14. but I will send a f. upon his cities 
 Jmos 1.4. 1 will send a /. into the house of liazael 
 
 7. I will send a f. on the wall of Gaza 
 10.1 will senda /.on wall of I'yrus H 12. on Teman 
 2. 2. I will send a. f. on Moab \\ 5. sendf. on .ludali 
 Luke 12. 49. 1 am come to send f. on tlie eartli 
 Set FIRE. 
 
 Deut. 32. 22. set on /. foundations of mountains 
 Josh. 8. 8. ye shall set the city of Ai on /. 
 
 19. and they hasted, and set the citj’ on/. 
 
 Judg. 1. 8. now Judah had set Jerusalem on/. 
 
 9. 49. the people iset the hold on/, upon them 
 15. 5. had set the brands on /. and burnt the corn 
 
 20. 48. they set on /. all the cities of Benjamin 
 2 Sam. 14. 30. servants set Joab’s field on/. 
 
 31. why have thy servants set my field on/. ? 
 
 2 Kinns 8. 12. Hazael will set strong holds on/. 
 Psal. SJ. 4. I lie among them that are set onf. 
 
 Prov. 29. t 8. scornful men set a city on/. 
 
 Isa, 27. 11. the women come and set them on/. 
 
 42. 25. he hath set him on /. round about 
 Jer. 6. 1. rei up a sign of/, in Fieth-haccerem 
 32. 29. the Chaldeans shall set on /. this city 
 Ezek. .30. 8. when I have set a/, in Fgypt 
 
 14. 1 will set f. in Zoan |1 16. set f. in Fgypt 
 39. 9. set on /. and burn the weapons of Gog 
 
 Jam. 3. 6. the tongue is a tire, and setteth on/, the 
 course of nature, anil it is set onf. ot hell 
 Strange FIRE. 
 
 Xc». 10. 1. Nadab and Abihu offered strange f. 
 Num. 3. 4. died when they offered strange f. 26. 61. 
 FIREBRAND, S. 
 
 Judg. 7. +16. and he put/, within the pitchers 
 
 15. 4. Samson took /. and put a /. in the midst 
 Prov. 26.18. as a mad man who castetli /. 
 
 Isa. 7. 4. for the two tails of these smoking/. 
 
 Amos 4. 11. ye were as a/, plucked out of burning 
 FIRE-PANS. 
 
 Exod. Tl. 3. thou shalt make basons and^f.-pans 
 38. 3. he made the f.-pans and all vessels of brass 
 2 Kings 25. 15. f.-pans carried he away, Jer. 52.19. 
 FIRES. 
 
 Isa. 24. 15. wherefore glorify ye the Lord in the/. 
 FIRKINS. 
 
 John 2. 6. six water-pots containing two or three/. 
 FIRM. 
 
 Josh. 3.17. the priests stood /. on dry ground 
 4. 3. the place where priests’ feet stood /. 
 
 Job 41. 2.3. are /. in themselves, cannot be moved 
 
 24. his heart is as /. as a stone, yea, as hard 
 Psal. 73. 4. no bands in death, but their strength is/. 
 Da 7 i. 6 .i. they consulted to make a/, decree 
 Deb. 3. 6. the rejoicing of the hope /. to the end 
 FIRMAMENT. 
 
 It is said, Gen. 1. 7. that God made the firmament 
 m ihe midst of the waters, in order to separate 
 the inferior from the superior waters. The word 
 there used w rakiah, which is translated ex pan 
 sion, something expanded; or firmament, sonie 
 thmg firm and solid. The verb rakah, from 
 whence rakiah is derived, signifies to spread 
 metal with the hammer, to make flat, to crusa 
 to pieces, to beat. Moses uses this word to de¬ 
 scribe the gold, which was beaten in order to 
 cover the ark and the tables of the Holy with 
 it, Exod. .39. 3. Num. 16. .38, .39. Isaiah, to 
 denote the plates of gold wherewith the idols were 
 covered, Isa. 40. 19. and the same prophet, and 
 the Psalmist, to express the spreading jorth oj 
 the earth, and its floating on the waters, for this 
 was the conception which the Hebrews had of it, 
 Isa. 42. 5. Psal. 136. 6. 
 
 This intimates, that by the word firmament, ra¬ 
 kiah, the understood the heavens, which, 
 
 like a solid and immense arch dthough it he soft 
 and liquid) served as a bank and harrier between 
 the upper and lower waters; and that the stars 
 are set in this arch, like so many precious stones 
 in gold and silver, Gen. 1. 17. When firma¬ 
 ment is taken for the starry heaven, then by 
 upper waters is meant, that sea or collection oj 
 wate's placed by God above all the visible hea¬ 
 vens, and there reserved for ends known to hirn 
 self. If by firmament, we understand the air 
 called the expansion, oecause it is extended far 
 and wide; and the firmament, because it 
 fixed in its proper place, from whence it cannot 
 be moved, unless by force; then by the superior 
 waters are to be understood the waters in the 
 clouds; and these may be said to be above the 
 firmament or air, because they are above a con 
 siderahle part of it. 
 
 Gen. 1. 6. let there he a /. in midst of the waters 
 
 7 . God made the/, waters under and above/. 
 
 8. and God called the/. Heaven 
 
 14. God said, let there be lights in the/. 15. 
 
 17 . and God set them in the /. of heaven 
 
 Gen.\ . 20. and fowl that may fly above in the open/. 
 Psal. 19. 1. and the f. sheweth his handy work 
 1^. 1. praise him in the/, ot his power 
 Ezek. 1. 22. the likeness of the/, was as crystal 
 25 there was a voice from the/, over their heads 
 26. above the/. was the likeness ot a throne 
 10 1. in the/. that was above thecherubims 
 Dan. 12. 3. wise shall shine as the brightness of/. 
 FIR. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 8. f will do all concerning timber of/. 
 
 6. 15. he covered the floor with planks of J. 
 
 Cant. 1. 17. our beams are cedar, our ratters of/. 
 FlR-1 REE. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 34. and the two doors were of/.. 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 5. the greater house he ceiled with/. 
 
 Isa. 41.19.1 will set in the desert the /. and the pine 
 
 55.1.3. instead of the thorn shall come up the/. 
 
 60.13. the/, the pine-tree, and box together 
 Hos. 14.8.1 am like a green /. || Zech.D. 2. howl,/. 
 FLR-r RLE.S. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 10. so Hiram gave Solomon/. 9. H. 
 
 2 Lings 19. 23. 1 will cut down tall/. Isa. .37.. 24. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 8. send me./'. || Isa. 14. 8. thej. rejoice 
 Psal. 104. 17. as for the stork the /. are her house 
 Ezek. 27. 5. they made thy ship-boardsotj. of Senir 
 
 .31. 8. the/. were not like his boughs 
 Nah. 2. 3. and the shall be ternoly shaken 
 FIR-WOOD. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 5. Israel played on instruments made of /. 
 FIRST. 
 
 This word signifies, I. jhai which is before another 
 ill Ysspect of tiiuo y (iiid then it is o. word oj oider^ 
 and hath a reference to the second, third, fourth, 
 4c. Mat. 10. 2. the first is Simon called Peter; 
 that is, he was first called to he an apostle. AiM 
 in 1 Cor. 15. 47. The first man is of the earth, 
 the second is from heaven. II. That which is 
 chief, or most excellent. Kom. 3. 2. Chiefly, be- 
 cause unto them were conimitted the oracles of 
 God. (chiefly, in the original, is first, and shews 
 the quality and excellence of the privilege here 
 mentioned. So also in Luke 15. 22. Bring forth 
 the best, in Greek, the first robe. A thing or 
 person may be said to he first, (1) In number, Gen 
 
 8. 5, 13. (2) In order. Mat. 28. 1. Cl} By cre¬ 
 ation, 1 Cor. 15. 47. (4) By generation, Veui. 9.1. 
 17. (5) In dignity, Dan. 6. 2. (6) In time, Heb. 
 
 9. 1. . , , 
 
 First-Born. This word is not always to be un 
 
 derstood strictly according to the letter ; it is 
 sometimes taken for that which is first, njost ex¬ 
 cellent, most distinguished in any thing. Ihus it 
 is said oj Christ, Col. 1. 15. lhat he is tlie 
 first-born of every creature. And in Rev. 1. j, 
 he is called, Lhe first-begotten of the dead; 
 that is, begotten of the lather before any crea 
 ture was produced; and the first who rose from 
 the dead by his own power. 'J'Ac‘first-born of the 
 poor, Isa. 14. 30. signifies, the most miserable of 
 all the poor; and in Job 18. L3. Ihe first-born 
 of death ; that is, the most terrible of all deaths. 
 The first-born among the Hebrews, as well as among 
 all other nations, enjoyed particular privileges 
 and as polygamy was in use with them, it was 
 highly necessary to fix these rights._ IVloses regu 
 lates this particular in Deut. 21. 15, 16,17. 
 privileges of the first-born consisted, (1) In a right 
 to the priesthood, which, before the law, was fixed 
 to the eldest of the family. This right continued 
 in foTce only while bvethren dwelt together zu the 
 same place and family ; for as soon as they were 
 separated, and made a f amily apart, every one be¬ 
 came the priest and head of his own house. (2) 
 The first-born had a double portion among his 
 brethren. This is explained two ways; Lome be 
 lieve that half of the whole inheritance was given 
 to the elder brother, and that the other half was 
 shared in equa- parts among the rest. But the 
 Rabbins say, on the contrary, that the first-born 
 for his share took twice as much as any one of his 
 brothers. If a father left six sons, they made 
 
 division into seven equal parts ; whereof the eldest 
 had two, and each of the others one. If the ade:*, 
 was dead, and had left children, his right devolved 
 upon his children and his heirs. 
 
 When God by the sword of the destroying angel had 
 killed all the first-born of the Egyptians, Exod. 12. 
 29. he ordained, that all r/ie first born, both of men 
 and tame beasts for service, should be consea'ated 
 to him. The male children only were subject to 
 this law. The children were offered in the temple, 
 and their relations redeemed them, for the sum oj 
 five shekels, Jixod. 13. 12,13. Num. 18. 16. 
 
 If it were a clean beast, as a calf, a lamb, or a 
 kid, it was to be off ered at the temple. It was not 
 to he redeemed, but it was killed; the blood of it 
 was sprinkled about the altar, the fat was burnt in 
 the fire upon the altar, and the flesh was for the 
 priest, N urn. 18.17,18, 19. If it were an unclean 
 beast, and such as they were not allowed to eat, 
 such as an horse, an ass, or a camel, it was either 
 redeemed, or something else was given in exchange 
 for it. The firstling of an ass was redeemed by 
 giving a lamb ; if it were not redeemed, it was to 
 be killed, Exod. 1.3. 1.3. 
 
 First-Fruits. The presents were so railed which 
 the Hebrews made to God, consisting of part 
 of the fruits of their harvest, to express their 
 submission and dependence, and to acknowledge 
 the sovereign dominion of God the author of all 
 happiness. The day after the feast of the Pa.ssover 
 they brought a sheaf into the temple, as the 
 first-fruits of the barley-harvest. The sheaf was 
 threshed in the court; and of the grain that came 
 out they took a full homer ; that is, about three 
 pints. After it had been well winnowed, parched, 
 and bruised, they sprinkled over it a log of oil; 
 that is, near a pint. They added to it a hand¬ 
 ful of incense ; and the priest that received this 
 offering shook it before the Ixird towards the 
 four quarters of the world ; he cast part of it upon 
 the altar, and the rest was his own. After this. 
 
 FIR 
 
 every one might begin inetr harvest. Lev. 23. 10, 
 11, &c. This was offered in the name of the 
 whole nation, and by this the whole harvest was 
 sanctified unto them. . 
 
 When the wheat harvest was over, that is, the day 
 of Pentecost, they offered again first-rruits of an¬ 
 other kind in the name of all the nation, which 
 consisted of two loaves of two tenth-deals : that is, 
 of about three pints of flour each. The loaves 
 were made of leavened dough. 
 
 First-rruits of the Spirit, see Earnest. 
 
 Gen. 25. 25. the /. came out red all over 
 
 26. 1. there was a famine beside tlie/. famine 
 .38. 28. the midwife said, this came out/. 
 
 Exod. 4. 8. if they will not hearken to the/. sign 
 
 23. 19. the /. of the first-fruits bring to the Lord 
 28. 17. the/, row shall be a sardius, 39.10. 
 
 .34. 1. two tables like to the/. 4. Ueut. 10. 1, .3. 
 Lev. 5. 8. shall offer what is for the sin-offering/. 
 Num. 2. 9. camp of Judah, these shall f. set forth 
 
 10.13. and they /. took their journey 
 
 I. 3. 20. it was the time ot the/, ripe grapes 
 
 15. 20. ye shall offer up a cake or the /. of yoUT 
 dough for an heave-offering, 21. Ezek. 44. 30. 
 
 18. 13. whatsoever is f. ripe shall be thine 
 
 24. 20. Amalek was the /. of the nations 
 Deut. 10.10. according to the/, time, forty days 
 
 II. 14. 1 will give thee rain and latter rain 
 
 1.3. 9. thine hand shall'be J. upon him 
 
 17. 7. the hands of witnesses shall be/, upon him 
 
 18. 4. the /. of tlie fleece of thy sheep give him 
 .3.3, 21. he provided the/, part for himself 
 
 Josh. 21. 10. theirs was/, lot, 1 Chr. 24. 7.125. 9. 
 Judg. 1.1. who shall go up/, to fight, 20. 18. 
 
 20. 39. Israel are smitten as in the/, battle 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 14. that/. slaughter was twenty men 
 
 35. the same was the /. altar Saul built to Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 3.1.3. except thou/. bring Michal Saul’s dau. 
 
 19. 20. I am come the /. this day to meet my lord 
 43. that advice should not be /. had in bnnging 
 
 23. 19. he WHS their captain, liowbeit he attamed 
 
 not unto tlie /. three, 23.1 Chron. 11. 21, 25. 
 
 1 Kings 17. 1.3. but make thereof a little cake/. 
 
 18.25. and dress it/, for ye are many 
 
 20 . 17 . the young men of the princes went out/. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 2. now the /. inhabitants that dwelt 
 11. 6. whosoever smiteth the Jebusites/. 
 
 16.7. that day David delivered/, this psalm 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 3. length by cubits after the/, measure 
 Ezra 3. 12. that had seen the glory ot the/, house 
 Esth. 1. 14. which sat the/, in the kingdom 
 
 Job 15. 7. art thou the/, man that was born ? 
 
 Prov. 18. 17. that is f. m his own cause seemeth just 
 Isa. 41. 27. the /. shall say to Zion, belR.ld them 
 
 4.3. 27. thy f. father hath sinned against me 
 60. 9. the ships of I'arshish J'. to bring thy sons 
 
 Jer. 4. 31. her that bringeth forth her J. child 
 16. 18./. 1 vv'ill recompense their iniquity 
 
 24. 2. good figs, even like the figs that are/, ripe 
 
 36. 28. write the w ords that were in the/, roll 
 50. 17. /. the king of Assyria hath devoured him 
 
 Dan. 6. 2. Dan. was/. [iresitlent, of an excellent sp. 
 
 7. 4. the/, beast was like a Hon, Rev. 4. 7. 
 
 24. and another shall be diverse from the/. . 
 
 8. 21. the great horn between his eyes is the/, kmg 
 10. 113. but lo, Michael the/. came to help me 
 
 Hos. 2. 7. 1 will go and return to my/, hu.sband 
 
 9.10. the /. ripe In the fig-tree at h.er J. time 
 Amos 6. 7. shall go captive with thej. that gocapt. 
 Mic. 4. 8. to thee shall come the /. dominion 
 Nah. 3. 12. like fig-trees with thej'. ripe figs 
 Hag. 2. 3. who is left that saw house in her/, glory ? 
 Zech. 6. 2. in the/, chariot were red horses 
 
 12. 7. the Lord shall save the tents of Judah/. 
 Mat. 5. 24. /. be reconciled to thy brother, and come 
 
 6. 33. seek ye/, the kingdom of G. and righteousn. 
 7.5./, cast out the beam out ofthineeye, l.uke 6.42. 
 
 8. 21. me f. to go and bur> my rather, Luke 9. 59- 
 
 12. 20. except he/, bind the strong man, Mark 3.27. 
 45. latter state worse than the/. Luke 11. 96. 
 
 1.3. ,30. gather ye together/, the tares, bind them 
 
 17.10. that Elias must/, come, 11. Mark 9. 12. 
 
 27. and take up the fish that/, cometh up 
 
 20.10. but when the /. came, they sup|)Osed 
 
 21. 28. he came to the/. and said, son, go work 
 31. who of the twain, they say unto him, the/. 
 .36. he sent other servants more than the /. 
 
 22. 25. f. w hen married, Mark 19. 20. l.uke 20. 29. 
 .38. this is/, commandment, Mark 12. 28,29, 30, 
 
 23. 26. Pharisee, cleanse /. that which is within 
 Mark 4. 28./. the blade, then the ear, after that corn 
 
 7. 27. Jesus said to her, let the children /. be filled 
 
 9. 35. if any desire to be/, he shall be last 
 
 13. 10. and the gospel must/, lie published 
 16. 9. he appeared f. to Mary Magdalene 
 
 Luke 1. 3. had perfect understanding from the/. 
 
 2. 2. was 
 6. 1. on 
 
 /• 
 
 the 
 
 . made w hen Cyreimis was governor 
 le second sabbath after the/, he went 
 10.5. /. say, peace be to this house 
 11. 38. that he had notj'. washed before dinner 
 14. 28. sitteth not down /. and counteth the cost 
 
 17. 25. but /. must he suffer many things 
 21. 9. for these things must/, come to pass 
 
 John 1. 41. he /. findeth his brother Simon 
 5. 4. whosoever f. stepped in, was made whole 
 8. 7. without sin, let him /. cast a stone at her 
 10.40. into the place where .lohn at./, baptized 
 
 18. 13. and led him away to Aniii:^/. 
 
 19 32. soldiers came, and brake the legsot the/. 
 20. 4. the disciple came./'. to the sepulchre, 8. . 
 Acts .3. 26. to you./'. God sent him to bless you m 
 
 7.12. Jacob sent but our fathers/. , , 
 
 11 *^^6 tliscip. ^ve^e called (diristians/. at Autiocii 
 12! 10’. they were past the /. and second ward 
 
 13 04 when John had/. preached baptism 
 
 46. necessary it should j. have been spoken to you 
 16. + 12. Philippi the /. city ot Macedonia 
 06 20. but shewed /. unto them of Daina.scus 
 *23? Christ should'be /. that should rise from dead 
 27 43. should cast themselves./, into the sea 
 Rom. 1.8./. I thank my God through .tesus Cbixst 
 2 9. of the Jew f. and also ot the Gentile, 10. 
 
 167 
 
F I R 
 
 FIS 
 
 FI V 
 
 rom. 11. 35. or wlio hath /, ffiven to him ? 
 
 I. 5. C4. it'.t'. I he somewhat lilted with company 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 28./. apostles, secondarily inophets 
 14. 3,). let tile/, hold his peace 
 
 15.3. tor 1 delivered f. of'all that which T received 
 45. the/. man Adam was made a livine- soul 
 48. howheit that was not /. which is spiritual 
 47. the /. man is of the earth, earthy 
 
 2 ( or. 8. 5./. ea\e their own selves to the F.ord 
 
 12. for if there be/. a willmir mind, it is acceiited 
 
 I'.ph. 1. 12. who/, trusted in Christ 
 
 4. 9. descemled /. into the lower parts of the earth 
 
 6. 2. which is the /. commandment with promise 
 
 1 Then. 4. Id. the dead in Christ shall rise/. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 3. except there come a falling away/. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 16. that in me/. Christ lesus might shew 
 
 2. 13. for Adam was J. formed, then I've’ 
 
 3. It), let these also/, he proved, then let them use 
 
 5. 4. let them learn /, to shew' piety at home 
 
 12. because, they liave cast oft their/, faith 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 5. faith dwelt /. in thy grandmother T.ois 
 2. 6. husbandman must be/. partaker of the fruits 
 
 4. 16. at my /, auswei no man stood w ith me 
 T/t.'A. 10. after/, and second admonition, reject 
 Jleh. 4. 6. to whom it was j. preached, entered not 
 
 5. 12. one teach you which be the /. principles 
 
 7. 2./. being by interpretation, king of righteousn. 
 
 27. offer J'. for his ow n sins, then for the people’s 
 
 8. 7- the f. covenant. 13. | 9. 1, 15, 18. 
 
 9. 2. /. tabernacle, wherein was sliew-bread, 6. 8. 
 
 10. 9. he taketh away the /. that he may establish 
 Jam. 3. 17. w isdom that is from above, is/. pure 
 
 1 Cet.-X. 17. if judgment./, begin at us, what end 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 20. know ing this/, that no prophecy', 3. 3. 
 
 1 John 4. 19. we love him, because he./', loved us 
 Jude 6. the angels who kept not their /.' estate 
 Rei . 2. 4. because thou hast left tliv.f. love 
 
 .5. repent, and do the./', works, efse 1 will come 
 
 13. 12. he exerciseth all the pow’er of the /. beast 
 
 20. 5. this is the/. resurrection 
 
 21. 1. the /. heaven and./', earth were passed away 
 
 19. they, foundation was jasper, second sapphire 
 
 tdee Last. 
 
 Jt the FIRST. 
 
 Gen. 13. 4. where Abram made the altar at thef. 
 28.19. the city was called Luz at the f. 
 
 43. 18. because of the money returned at the f. 
 
 20. we came tiown indeed at the f. to buy food 
 JJeut. 9.18. 1 fell down before Lord as at the f. 25. 
 Jo.<ih. 8. 5. when they come against us at the f. 
 
 6. they will say, they flee before us as at the f. 
 Judg. 18. 29. name of the city was Laish at the f. 
 20. ,32. are smitten down before us as at the f. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 9. some of them be overthrown at the f. 
 1 Kings 20. 9. all thou didst send for to thy serv. at f. 
 1 Chrcn. 15. 13. because ye did it not at thef. 
 
 Neh. 7.5. a re^gister of them which came up o/ thef. 
 Isa. 1. 26. 1 w ill restore thy judges as at the/. 
 
 9. 1. when at the f. he lightly afflicted the land 
 Jer. 7. 12. my place where I set my name at the f. 
 
 33. 7. and 1 wdll build them as at the f. 
 
 II. return the captivity of the land, as at the f. 
 Dan. 8. 1. after that w Inch appeared to me at the f. 
 John 12. 16. his disciples understood not at the f. 
 
 19. 39. which at the f. came to .lesus by night 
 Acts 15. IL God at the f. did visit the Gentiles 
 
 26. 4. which was at the f. among mine ow n nation 
 Gal. 4. 13. 1 preached the gpspelunto j-ou, at thef. 
 Heb.i. 3. which at the f. began to be spoken by Ld 
 
 FlRsr-B()R>;. 
 
 Gen. 19. 31. the/, said to the younger, 34. 
 
 33. the/, went in. and lay with her father 
 .37. the/, bare a son, and called his name Moab 
 
 27. 19. and Tacob said, J am Esau, thy /. .32. 
 
 29. 26. not done to give the younger before the/. 
 43. ,33. tile /. according to his birth right 
 
 48. 18. not so my father, for this is the/. 
 
 Exod. 4. 22. saith Lord, Israel is my son, even my/. 
 23. behold, I will slay thy son, even thy f. 
 
 11. 5. all the/, in the land of Egypt shall die 
 
 12. 12. and I will smite all the /. in the land 
 29. the Lord smote all the/. in Egypt, 13.15. 
 
 13. 2. sanctify unto me all the/. it is mine 
 
 22. 29. the/, of thy sons shaltthou give to me 
 
 34. 20. /. of thy sons shalt redeem, Kmn. 18. 15. 
 Lei'. 27. + 26./. of beasts no man shall sanctify it 
 Jfum. 3. 12. instead of all the/. 41, 45. | 8. 17, 18. 
 
 13. because all the /. of Lsrael are mine, 1 hal¬ 
 
 lowed to me all the f. of Israel 
 40. number all the/. of the males of Israel 
 42. jMoses nurnbered all the / of Israel 
 50. of the /. of Israel took he the money 
 
 33. 4. for the l^gyptians buried all their'/. 
 
 Dent. 21. 15. if the /. son be her's that was hated 
 
 17. beginning of strength, for the right of/, is his 
 
 25. 6./. which she beareth, succeed in name 
 Josh. 6. 26. shall lay the foundation in his/. 
 
 1 Kings 16. .34. laia foundation in Abiram his/. 
 
 1 Citron. 5.1. sons of Ueubeh the/. for he was the/. 
 
 26. 10. though he was not the /. yet his father 
 fLChron. 21. 3. .lehoram, because he was the/. 
 
 If eh. 10. .36. to bring the/, to the house of God 
 Job 18. 13. the /. of death shall (levourhis strength 
 Psal. 78.51. he smote all the,/, in Egypt, the chief of 
 
 their strength, 105. .36. I 135.8.1 136. 10. 
 89. 27. will make him my/, higher than kings 
 Isa. 14. 30. and the,/', of the poor shall feed 
 Jer. 31.9. 1 am a father to Israel, Ephraim is my/. 
 Mic. 6. 7- shall I give my/, for my transgression I 
 Zech. 12. 10. as one in bitterness for his ff 
 Mat. 1. 25. 5Iary brought forth her,/', son, Luke 2. 7. 
 Mom. 8. 29. might be the/. among many bretliren 
 Col. 1.15. who is the/. of every creature 
 
 18. who is the beginning, the,f. from the dead 
 Heb. 11. 28. lest he that destroyed the/, touch them 
 
 12. 23. ye are come to the church of the /. 
 
 FI RS'l'-FR U1 r, or fruits, 
 
 Exod. 22.29. not delay to offer the/. ripe fruits 
 
 23.16. X\\e.f.-fruits ot thy labour thou hast sown 
 
 19. first of f.-fruits of thy land, 34. 26. Deut. 26. 2. 
 
 34. 22. the feast of the f. fruits of wheat harvest 
 Lev. 2.12. oblation of the f.-fruits ye shall offer 
 
 168 
 
 T^v. 2.14. the meat-offering of f.-fruits green ears 
 
 23. 10. bring a sheaf of the f. fiuits of harvest 
 
 17. they are the f.-fruits unto the Ixird 
 
 20. wave them w'ith th.e bread of the f.-fruits 
 Num. 18.12./.-//j///.fofoil,w ine,wheat, I have given 
 
 28. 26. in the day off.-fruits when ye offer to 1/n d 
 Dent. 18. 4. ttie f.-fruits of thy corn, wine, and oil 
 
 26. 10. I have brought the f.-fruits of the land 
 
 2 Kings A. 42. and brought the man of God f.-fruits 
 2 Chron. 31. 5. brought in abundance the f. fruits 
 Neh. 10. 35. bring f.-fruits of our ground, of trees 
 37. we should bring the f.-fruits of our dough 
 12.44. appointed over chambers for f. fruits, 13. 31. 
 Prov.'i. 9. honour the lord with \he f.-fruits 
 Jer. 2. 3. Israel was the J. fruits of his increase 
 Ezek. 20. 40. there will f require the f.-fruits 
 44. ,30. the first of all the f.-fruits of all things 
 48. 14. nor exchange the f.-fruits of the lanci 
 Amos 6.11. named the f -fiutts of the nations 
 Mic. 7. 1. my soul desired the /. ripe fruit 
 Mom. 8. Q'.i. which have the f.-fruits of the Spirit 
 
 11.16. if the f.-fruit be holj'.’fhe lump is holy 
 
 16. 5. who is the f.-fruits of Achaia, 1 Cur. 16. 15. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. (,'hrist y.-/7«ff.r of them that slept, 23. 
 .Tam. 1. 18. a kind of f.-fruits of his creatures 
 Mev. 14. 4. being the I. fruits unto God and Lamb 
 
 I'lRSI month. 
 
 Gen. 8.13. in the /. month, the f. daj' of the month 
 Exod. Vi. 2. shall be the,f. month of the year to you 
 
 18. in/, month eat unleavened bread. Lev. 23. 5. 
 40. 2. first day of/, month set up tabernacle, 17. 
 Num.P. 1. in the/. month keep the passover, 28. 16. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 1. Ezra 6. 19. Ezek. 45. 21. 
 
 20.1. came into the desert of Zin in the /. month 
 33. 3. departed from Raineses in the /. month 
 
 Josh. 4.19. people came out of .Iordan in /. month 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 15. these went over .Iordan in /. month 
 
 27. 2. the captain that served the f. month, 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 3. in thef. month opened tlie doors of 
 
 the house of the Lord 
 
 17. they began on first daj’ off. month to sanctify 
 and III the sixteenth day off. month made an end 
 
 E.zra 7. 9. /. month began he to go from Babylon 
 8. 31. the/, month we departed from Ahava 
 
 10.17. thej; made an end with them by /. month 
 Esth. 3. 7- in the /. month they cast Pur, on the 
 
 thirteenth day of the /. month 
 Ezek. 45.18. in the/, month fake a young bullock 
 Joel 2. 23. cause former and latter rain in /. month 
 FlHSl year. 
 
 Exod. 12. 5. j-our lambs shall be male of thef.year 
 
 29. 38. offer two lambs of the /. year day by day 
 
 continually. Lev. 23. 19. Num. 28. 3, 9. 
 Lev. 9. 3. fake a kid of the /. year without blemish 
 
 12. 6. he shall bring a lamb of the /'. year, Kum. 6. 
 
 12.1 7. 15, 21, 27, .33, 39, 45, 51, 57 , 63, 69, 
 75, 81. Ezek. 46. 13. 
 
 14.10. take an ewe-lamb of the/, year, Num. 6.14. 
 23. 12. otter an he-lamb of the/, year, Num. 6. 14. 
 
 18. ye shall otter seven lambs of thef.year without 
 
 blemish, Num. 28.11, 19, 27. I 29. 2,8, .36. 
 Num. 7. 17. tor a peace-offering five lambs of the 
 o- I u 23, 29,.35, 41, 47, 5.3, 59. 
 
 8(. the lambs of they, year twelve tor burnt offer, 
 f^. the lambs of the /. year sixty for a peace-offer. 
 
 15.27. then he shall bring a she-goat ot the /. year 
 29.13. offer a bui nt-oft'ering, fourteen lambs of the 
 
 . /• year, 17 , 20, 2.3. 26, 29, 32. 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 3. Ilezekiah in the /. year of Ids reign 
 .36. 2/ in/, year of Cyrus, Ezra 1.1.1 5.1.3.1/. 3. 
 Jer. 25. 1. that was the /. year of ebuchadnezzar 
 52. 31. in the/, year ot the reign of Evil-nierodach 
 uan. L 21. Daniel continued to the /. year of Cj rus 
 
 7.1. in the/, year of Belshazzar Daniel dreamed 
 
 9.1. in /. year of Darius 1 understood by books, 2. 
 
 11.1. in the f. year of Darius I stood to confirm 
 
 FI RSI LING. 
 
 Exod. 13.12. shalt set apart every /. thatcometh of a 
 beast, the males shall be the I.ord's, 34.19. 
 1.3. every /. of an ass thou shalt redeem, .34. 20. 
 Lev. Cl. 26. the Lord's/, no man sliall sanctify it 
 ISum. 18. 15. the /. of unclean beasts shalt redeem 
 
 17. the/, of a cow, sheep, or goat, not redeem 
 Deut. 15. 19. all the /. males sanctify to the Lord 
 
 3.3.17. Joseph’s glory is like the /. of a bullock 
 
 FIR.STLINGS. 
 
 Gen. 4. 4. Abel brought of the /. of his flock 
 f\um. .3. 41. instead of all they, among the cattle 
 Deut. 12.6. ye shall bring/. of your herds and flocks 
 17. thou niaj'estnot eat within thy gates the /. 
 
 14. 23. eat the/, in the place the l ord shall choose 
 Eeh. 10.36./. of our herds bring to the house of God 
 FLSH. 
 
 Gen. 1.26. let them have dominion over/, of sea, 28. 
 Exod. 7.18. the /. in the river shall die, 21. 
 
 Num. il. 5. w’e rememb. the f. we did eat in Egypt 
 22. shall all the /'.of the sea be gathered together 
 Deut. 4. 18. nor likeness of any /. in the water 
 Neh. 13.16. men of J yre also, which brought /. 
 Psal. 8. 8. thou hast put the /. under his feet 
 105. 29. turned wafers into blood, and slew their/. 
 Isa. 19. 10. all that make sluices and ponds for/. 
 50. 2. their /. stinketh because there is no water 
 Ezek. 29. 4. I will cause the f. to stick to thy scales 
 5. 1 will leave thee, and all the f. of thy rivers 
 47. 9. and there shall be a very great multitude of/. 
 
 10. their f. shall be as the J. of the great sea 
 Jonah 1.17. the Iff. had prepared a great f. to swal¬ 
 low up Jonah, he was in belly of/, three days 
 
 2.1. Jonah prayed to the I/ird out of the f.'s belly 
 10. T.ord spake to the/. and it vomited out Jonah 
 
 flat. 7. 10. if he ask a /'. will he give him a serpent' 
 
 17.27. cast a hook, faxe up tlie y. that first cometh 
 iwFc 24. 42. they gave him a piece of a broiled f. 
 John it. 9. they saw/, laid tliereon, and bread 
 
 10. bring of the/. which ye have now caught 
 
 13. Jesus taketh bread, and givetli them, and/. 
 
 Fusn. 
 
 Jer. 16.16. will send fishers, and they shall /. tliem 
 FISH-GA J F. 
 
 2 Chr. .33.14. Manasseh built to entering of f.-gate 
 Neh. .3.3. the f.-gate did tlie sons of llassenaa’h build 
 
 Neh. 12.39. and I after them from above thef. -gate 
 Zeph. 1. 10. the noise of a cry from the f.-gate 
 FlSII-HOdKS. 
 
 Amos 4. 2. I will take your posterity witli/.-Acc/j 
 rlSlLPO(jL.S. 
 
 Cant. 7. 4. thine eyes like the f.-pools of Ileshbon 
 Ilsil-sPEAR.S. 
 
 Job 41. 7. canst thou fill his head sKith f.-spears ^ 
 
 ^ FLSIiER.MEN. 
 
 Luke 5. 2. but the f. were gone out of them 
 FISIILK.S. 
 
 Isa. 19. 8. the/, also shall mourn and lament 
 Jer.Xfj. 16. behold, I will send for many/, saifh loird 
 hzek. 47- 10, that the/, shall stand upon it 
 Mat. 4.18. net info sea, for they w ere/. Mark 1.16. 
 
 19. I will make you /. of men, Mark 1. 17. 
 
 John 21.7. Peter girt/, coat to him, for he was naked 
 FISHES. 
 
 Gen. 9. 2. the fear of you shall be on all /. of the sea 
 48. + 16. let the lads grow as /. do increase 
 1 Kings 4. .33. he spake of creeping things and /. 
 Job 12. 8. the/, of the sea shall declare linto thee 
 Eccl. 9. 12. the/, that are taken in an evil net 
 Ezek. 38. 20. so that the/, of the sea shall shake 
 Dos. 4. 3. the/, of the sea shall be taken away 
 Dab. 1. 14. and makest men as thef. of the sea 
 Zeph. 1. 3. 1 will consume the/. ot the sea 
 Mat. 14. 17. we have liere but five loaves and two/. 
 
 Mark 6. 38. Luke 9. 13. John 6. 9. 
 15. 31. seven loaves and a few little f. Ma/k 8. 7 
 Luke b. 6. they inclosed a great inultituiie ot/. 
 
 9. for he was astonished at the draught ofy. 
 
 John 2) 6. not able to draw it for multitude of f. 
 
 11. .'Simon Peter drew net to land full of great /. 
 1 Cur. 15. 39. one flesh of beasts, another of/. 
 FISHING. 
 
 John 21. 3. Simon Peter saith unto them, I go a f 
 FISHY. ^ 
 
 1 Sam. 5. + 4. the /. part of Dagon was left to him 
 i isr, S. 
 
 Exod. 21. 18. and one smite another with his/. 
 Prov. .30. 4. vvho hath gathered the wind in his/. ? 
 Isa. 58. 4. and to smite w ith the/, of wickedness 
 Mark 7. t 3. they wash their hands with the/. 
 
 ^ III. 
 
 Lev. 16. 21. send him away by tiie hand of a /. man 
 t Chron. 7. 11./. to go out to w ar and battle, 12. 8. 
 Job 34.18. is ity. to say to a king, thou art w icked 
 Prov. 24. 27. make it/, for thyself in the field 
 Ezek. 15. 5. the vine was mad'e /. for no woi k 
 Luke 9. 62. looking ^ck, is /. for kingdom of Cod 
 
 14. .35. it is noty. for the land nor dunghill 
 Acts 22. 22. it is not/, that he should live 
 Col. 3. 18. wives, submit as it is/. in the Lord 
 FI 1 CUES. 
 
 Isa. 28. 25. doth he not cast abroad the f. ? 
 
 27. the/, are not threshed, /. are beafen out 
 Ezek. 4. 9. take thou vvheat, barley, millet, and/. 
 FIITED. 
 
 1 Kings 6. .35. with gold/, upon the carved work 
 Prov. 22.18. they shall withal be f. in thj' lips 
 Mom. 9. 22. the vessels of wrath/, to destruction 
 Ileb. 10. t 5. but a bodj’ hast thou /. me 
 FIITEIH. 
 
 Isa. 44. 13. the carpenter y'. it with planes 
 FITLY. 
 
 Prov. Q5. 11. a word/. spoken is like apples ot gold 
 Cant. 5. 12. his eyes washed with milk, and/. set 
 Eph.i. 21. in whom all building/. framed together 
 4. 16. from whom whole body f. joined together 
 FIVE. 
 
 Gen. 14.9. battle in valeof Siddim, four kings with 6. 
 18. 28. wilt thou destroy all for lack of/. / 
 
 43. .34. Benjamin’s mess wasy. times so much 
 45. 6./. years in which no earing or harvest, 11. 
 22. to Benjamin he gave /. changes of raiment 
 47. 2. he presented /. of his brethren to Pharaoh 
 Exod. 13. t J8. but Israel went up./, in a rank 
 22. 1. the thief shall restore /. oxen for an ox 
 
 26. 3. other/, curtains coupled, 9. 1.36.10, 16. 
 
 26. make/, bars for the boards, 27. | .'56. 31, .32. 
 .37./. pillars, 36. .38. || .36. 38./. sockets of brass 
 
 27. 1. an altar/, cubits long,.f. cubits broad 
 18. the height of tlie hanging's /. cubits, 38. 18. 
 
 38. 1./. cubits the breadtfi, and /. the length 
 Lev. 26. 8./. of you shall chase an hundred 
 27. 5. if thy estimation be from y. years old 
 6. if it be from a month old to f. years old 
 Num. 3. 47. even take f. shekels apiece, 18. 16. 
 
 7. 17. fora sacrifice of pea e-ofterings, /. rams, 
 /. goats,/, lambs, 23, 29, ,35, 41, 47, 53. 
 8. slew/, kings of .’\lidian, Balaam son of Beor 
 
 .31. 
 
 Josh 
 
 . 1. + 14. ye shall pass marshalled bv y'. 
 
 - ... -- . 
 
 10. b.f. kings of Aniorites went against Gibeon 
 
 16. these/, kings fled and hid themselves 
 
 17. /. kings hid || 22. bring out the/, kinss 
 2.3. they brought out these /. kings unto him 
 26. he slew them and hanged them on /. trees 
 
 1.3. .3./. lords of the Philistines, Judg. 3. 3. 
 
 Judg. 7.111. he w ent to outside of ranks bv/. 
 
 18. 2. the children of Dan sent./, men froni coasts 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 4. y. golden emerods,/. golden mice 
 16. w hen they, lords of the Philistines had seen it 
 
 17. 40. llavid chose him /. smooth stones 
 21. 3. give mey'. loaves of bread in my hand 
 25. 18. she brought./. sheep. /. measures of com 
 42. Abigail rode on an ass with f. damsels 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 4. Mephiboshetli was /'. years old when 
 
 tidings came of Saul's and ,1'onathan’s death 
 21. 8. but David took the /. sons of .Michal 
 Kings ~. 39. /. bases on the right,/, on the left side 
 49. candlesticks of pure gold^/. on the right side, 
 and/, on the left, 2 Chron. 4. 7. 
 2 A ings 6.25. part of cab of dove’s dung sold f. pieces 
 7.13. let some take./', of the horses that remain 
 
 I. 3. 19. thou shouldest have smitten /.or six times 
 25. 19./. men that were in the king’s presence 
 
 Chron. 2. 6. the sons of /ersi,f. of tliem in all 
 
 II. 23. Benaiahslew an Egyptian/, cubits high 
 Isa. 17.6. tour or y. in the utmost fruitful branches 
 
 19.18. y'. cities in Egypt speak language of Canaan 
 30. 17. at the rebuke off. shall ye flee 
 
FLE 
 
 FLE 
 
 FLA 
 
 Mat 14. 17. they said to him, we have liere but/. 
 
 loaves and two tisiies, Mark 6. 38. JMkeO. 13. 
 16.0. the/, loaves of the /, thousand, .'UarX ft 10. 
 Sole. f. of tliein were wise, and/, were toolis'.i 
 IS.'aiid unto one he gave/, talents. It3. 
 XwXelC.b.are not/, sparrows sold tor tyo farthings 
 5" there shall he f. in one house divxled 
 14'lO. another said,! have bought/, yoke of oxen 
 16 28. send him to my father’s, I have/, brethren 
 IO’Ib. Lord, thy pound hath gained/, pounds 
 ig. be thou also over./, cities 
 Jolm 4. 18. lor thou hast had j. husbands 
 5, 2. there is a pool l^ethesda liavinu^/. porclies 
 ()\ 0. tiiere is a lad -which h-ath ./'. barley-loaves 
 is. with the fragments of the/, barley-loaves 
 lC'er.14.10. 1 had rather speak J . words with unders. 
 
 £ Cor. 11. 24./. times received I forty stripes 
 Rev 17. 10. there are seven kings,/, are fallen 
 I'lVE-SUUAKL. 
 
 1 Kinas 6. t 31. lintel and side-posts were/.-r^trare 
 FIXED. 
 
 fi Chnm. 12. + 14. Eehoboam /. not his heart 
 Psal.^'.l- O God, my heart is/. 1 will sing, 108.1. 
 112. 7. his heart is /. trusting in the Lord 
 Luke 16. 26. between us and you there is a gulf /. 
 FLAG, S. 
 
 Exod. 2. 3. she laid the ark in the/, by the river 
 
 5. and -when she saw the ark among the/. 
 
 Job 8. 11. can the./ grow without water r 
 Isa. 19. 6. the reeds and/, sliall wither 
 FLAGON. 
 
 £ Sam. 6. 19. to each a f. of wine, 1 C/iron. 16. 3. 
 FI.AGOMS. 
 
 Catit. 2. 5. stay me with./'. comfort me with apples 
 Jsa. 22. 24. from cups, even to all the vessels pf /. 
 IIos 3. 1. who look to other gods, love/, of wine 
 FLAKlvS. 
 
 Job 41. £3. the f. of his flesh are joined fogether 
 FLA WE. 
 
 Exod. 3. £. angel appeared in a/, of fire, Jets 7. 30. 
 Lum. £1. 28. a /. from the city of Sihon, Jer. 48. 45. 
 Jndg. 13.20. when/. went up, angel wentin the^. 
 £0. 38. that they should make a great/, to rise 
 
 4, ). tlie/. of the city ascended up to heaven 
 Job 15. 30. tlie /. shall dry up his branches 
 
 41. 21. and a j. noetli out of his mouth 
 Psal.Q'k. 14. as tlie /. setteth the mountains on fire 
 106.18. the f. burnt up the wicked 
 Catit. 8. 6. coals of fire, which hath a vehement/. 
 Isa. 5. 24. and as the /. consiimeth the chatt 
 
 10. 17. and his Holy One shall be for a/. 
 
 £9. 6. shall be visited with the/, of devouring fire 
 30. t 27. name of I,, comes with grievousness of/. 
 30. tlie I,«r<t shall shew his arm with the/. 
 
 43. 2. neither shall the/. kindle upon thee 
 47. 14. they shall not deliver themselves from/. 
 Ezek. 20. 47. the flaming/, shall not be quenched 
 Dan. 3.22. /. slew those men that took up Shadrach 
 7. 9. his throne was like the fierj'/. and his wlieels 
 
 11. till his body was gi'en to the burning/. 
 
 11. .33. yet they shall fall by the sword and by/. 
 Joel 1. 19. the /. hath burnt all the trees or the field 
 
 £. 3. afire devours, and behind them a/, burneth 
 
 5. like the noise of a/, of tire that devoureth 
 Obad. 18. and tlie house of .loseph shall be a/. 
 
 Lab. 3. f 3. the liorseman lifteth up the./, ot sword 
 Luke 16.24. for 1 am tormented in this/. 
 
 Ideb. 1.7. who maketh his ministers a j . of fire 
 Rev. 1.14. eyes were as a/, of tire, 2. 18.1 19. 12. 
 FLAME.S. 
 
 Psal. 29.7. the voice of I^ord divideth the /. of fire 
 Prov.Qd.k 18. as a madman who casteth /. and death 
 Isa. 13.8. shall be amazed, their faces shall be as /. 
 66.15. Lord come to render rebuke with/, of fire 
 FLAMING. 
 
 Gen. 3.24. he placed at garden of Eden a/, sword 
 Ezek. 20. 47. the/, fiame shall not be quenched 
 jVa/i. 2. 3. the chariots shall be with/, torches 
 See Fiuk. 
 
 FLAX KS. 
 
 Lev.3. A. the fat that is on them, which is by the/. 
 
 it shall he take away, 10. 15.1 4. 9.1 7- 4. 
 Job 15. 27. he maketh colloids of fat on his/. 
 FLASH. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 14. as the appearance ot a/, of lightning 
 FLA I'. 
 
 I,ev. 2. -t 5. an offering baken on a/, plate, 7- + 9. 
 £1. 18. lie that hath a/, nose shall not approach 
 Knm. £2.31. Balaam bowed, and tell /'. on his face 
 Josh. 6. 5. the wall of the city shall tall down J. 
 
 20. the people shouted, the wall fell down/. 
 FLATIEK. 
 
 Psal. 5 9. no faithfulness, they /. with their tongue 
 78. 36. tliey did /. him with their mouth, and lied 
 FLATTERETH. 
 
 Psal. 36. 2. for he/, himself in his own eyes 
 Prov 2.16. from stranger who/, with her words, 7.5. 
 20. 19. meddle not with him that/, with his lips 
 28.23. shall find more favour than he that /. 
 
 29. 5. a man tliat /. spreadeth a net for his teet 
 FLA iT ERlXG. 
 
 Job 32. 21. neither let me give/, titles to man 
 22. for 1 know not to give /. titles 
 Psal. 1C. 2. with /. lips and double heart do speak 
 3. the l.ord shall cut off all /. lips, and the tongue 
 Prov. 7. 21. with tlie /. of her lips she forced him 
 26. 28. and a /. mouth worketh ruin 
 Ezek. 12.24. there shall he no more/, divination 
 1 Tliess. 2. 5. neither used we at any time/, words 
 ELAT rFRY.. 
 
 Job 17. 5. he that speaketh /. to his friends 
 Prov. 6. 24. to keep from the/. of a strange woman 
 ELAT I EH IES. 
 
 Lan. 11. 21. but he shall obtain the kingdom by/. 
 32. such as do wickedly shall he corrupt by/. 
 34. but many shall cleave to them with /. 
 FLAX. 
 
 Exod. 9. 31. /. and barley was smitten./, was boiled 
 Josh. 2. 6. sue hid them with the stalks of/. 
 
 Jvdg. 15.14. cords became as/, that was burnt 
 Prov. 31. 13. she seeks wool and /. and worketh 
 Isa. 19. 9. they that work in fine /. confounded 
 
 Isa. 42.3. smoking/, shall he not quench, Mat. 12.20. 
 Peek. 40. 3. a man with a line of/, in his hand 
 Ilos. 2. 5.1 will go after my lovers that give me/. 
 
 9. and I will recover my wool and my /. 
 
 Fl.AY. 
 
 Mic. 3. 3./. their skins from off them, break bones 
 FLAYED. 
 
 2 Chr. 35.11. sprinkled blood, the Levites/. them 
 FLEA. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 14. is the king come after a/. ? 26. 20. 
 
 1 FED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 10. the kings of .Sociom and Gomorrah./. 
 
 16. 0. Hagar/. || 31. 22. .Jacob/, dlos. 12. 12. 
 
 Exod. 2. 15. Moses (. from Pharaoh, 4. 3. Jcts7.Z9. 
 
 14. 5. It was told king of Egypt that the people y. 
 
 27. and the Egyptians/, against the sea 
 
 Pum. )6. .34. Isr. round about/, at the cry ot them 
 Dent. 31. t7. nor was Ins natural force/. 
 
 Jtsh. 8. 15. Israel f. Iiy the way of the wilderness 
 
 10. 16. these five kings/. and hid themselves 
 Jndg. 1.6. Adoni-bezek/. ll 4. 15. .Sisera/. away 
 
 7. 21.all the host ran and cried, and/. 22. 
 
 8. 12. Zalmunna/. 1| 9. Cl - .lothain ran and/. 
 
 9. 51. to the tower/, all the men and women 
 
 11. 3. .lephthah/. ||C0. -15. the Benjamites/. 47. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 16. and I /. to-day out of the army 
 14. 22. when they heard that the Philistines/. 
 
 17. 24. the men of Israel /. from Goliath 
 
 19.10. David /. and escaped, 12,18. I 20.1. | 21.10. 
 22. 20. Abiathar escaped and /. after David, 23. 6. 
 30. 17. save tour hundred which rode and /. 
 
 31.1. Israel f. from the Philistines, 7. 2 Sam. 19. 8. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 3. Beerothites /. to Gittaiin and sojourned 
 4. and his nurse/. li 10. 14. the Syrians/. 18. 
 
 13. 29. Absalom and the king’s sons/. 34. 37, 38. 
 
 18. 17. all Israel /. every one to his tent 
 
 1 kings 2. 7. for so they came to me when I /. 
 
 28. .loab/. to tlie tabernacle, 29.1111.17. lladad/. 
 11. 23. Hezon/. from his lord H 40. .Jeroboam/. 
 
 20. 20. the Syrians /. 1 Chr. 19. 18. 2 Kings 7. 7< 
 
 2 Kings 8. 21. and the peojile/. to their tents 
 
 9.10. the prophet opened door and /. H 23. Jorani/. 
 
 25. 4. all the men of war/, by night, Jer. 52. 7- 
 
 1 Chr. 10. 1. the men of Isr./. 11. 13. 2 Chr. 13. 16. 
 
 2 Chron. 14.12. Lord smote Ethiopians and they/. 
 Kelt. 13.10. the Levites/. every one to liis field 
 Esth. 6. 11. king Ahasuerus's sleep/, away 
 Psal. 31. 11. they that did see me/, from me 
 
 114. 3. the sea saw it and /. .Iordan was driven 
 L«.21. 14. they prevented with bread him that/. 
 £2. 3. all thy rulers are /. together, they are bound 
 33. 3. at the noise of the tumult the people/. 
 
 Jer. 4. 25. all the birds of the heavens were J'. 
 
 9. 10. the fowl and beast are/. they are gone 
 26.21. Urijah heard and/. 1| 46. 5. Egyptians are/. 
 46. 21. also her hired men are /. awaj'together 
 Jonah 4. 2. therefore I /. before to Tarshish 
 Zech. 14. 5. sh-all flee as ye/, before the earthquake 
 Mat. 8. 33. they that kept them/, and went away 
 
 26. 56. disciples forsook him and/. Mark 14. 50. 
 Mark 16. 8. tliey went out and /. from the sepulchre 
 Acts 16. 27. supposing the prisoners had been/. 
 
 Jleb. 6. 18./. for refuge to lay hold on the hope 
 Rev. 12.6. the woman/. H16.20. every island/, away 
 
 20.11. from whose face earth and heaven/, away 
 lie FLED. 
 
 Gen. 31. 20. in (hat he told him not that he f. 
 
 21. so he f. II 35. 7. when he f. from his brother 
 39. 12. he left his garment and /. 13,15,18. 
 
 Jo-fh. 20. 6. then the slayer shall come to his own 
 house, to tlie city from whence hef. Nnm. 35. 25 
 Jndg. 9. 40. Abimelech chased Gaal, and he f. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 17. because they knew when hef. 
 
 2 litngs 9. 27. Ahaziali fled, and hef. to Megiddo 
 14. 19. and he f. to Lachish, kLl'hron. 25. 27. 
 
 Jonah 1.10. and he f. from the presence of the L. 
 Mark 14. 52. he left the linen cloth, and/, naked 
 Is FLED. 
 
 Tsnm. .35. 32. take no satisfaction for him that is/. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 17. Israel is f. before the Philistines 
 Sam. 19. 9. Dav. is f. out of the land for Absalom 
 Isa. 10.29. Ramali is afraid, Gibeah of Saul isf. 
 They FLED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 10. they that remained /.to the mountains 
 Josh. 7. 4. theyf. from before the men of Ai 
 
 10. 11. as they f. the Lord cast down great stones 
 
 1 Sam. 4.10. Philistines fought, Israel was smitten, 
 and they f. every man to his tent, 2 Kings 14.12. 
 
 17. 51. when saw their champion was dead they f. 
 19. 8. David slew Philistines, and they f. trom him 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 13. .Joabdre\t mah, they f. 1 Chr.\9. 14. 
 2 Kings 3. 24. smote Moabites, theyf. before them 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 7. when all Israel saw that they f. 
 
 Psal. 104.7. at thy rebuke they f. they hasted away 
 Isa. 21.15. for they f. from the swords, and bent bow 
 Jer. .39. 4. then they f. and went forth of the city 
 I,am. 4. 15. when theyf. away, and wandered 
 Dan. 10. 7. so that they f. to save themselves 
 Ilos. 7.13. woe unto them, for they have/, trom me 
 l.nke 8. 34. when they saw what was done, they f. 
 •lets 19.16. so that they f. out of that house wounded 
 FLl'DDE.Sr. 
 
 Cen. 35. 1. when thou from the face of Esau 
 Psal. 114. 5. what ailed thee, () sea. that thou/. ? 
 EI.EECE. 
 
 Dent. 18. 4. the first of the/, of sheep give Levites 
 Indy. 6. .37. I will luit a/. of wool in the floor 
 :J8. Gideon wringed the dew out ot the/. 
 
 39. let it now he dry only upon the/. 
 
 Job 31. 20. if not warmed with tlie/. of my sheep 
 FEEL. 
 
 Gen. 16. 8. I f. from the face of my mistress Sarai 
 19, 20. behold tiiis city is near to /’. unto 
 27.43. arise,/, to l.ahan my brotherto Haran 
 Exod. 14. 25. let us/. from the face of Israel 
 21. 13. appoint a place whither he shall/. 
 l£v. 26. 17. ye shall /. wlien none pursiieth, .36. 
 Knm. 10. .35. that hate thee f. before tliee, Psal. 68.1 
 24. 11. therefore now/. tlioii totby place 
 35.6. six cities, that the man slayer may /. thither 
 11, 15. Dent. 4, 42. 1 19. 3, 4,5. Josh. £0.3,4, ' 
 Dent.W,. 7. and/, before thee seven ways, £5. 
 
 Josh. 8. 5. as at first we will/, before them, 6. 
 
 20. had no power to /. this way or that way _ 
 Jndg. 20. .32.let us/. ami draw them trom the city 
 : .Sam. 4. 4. as his nurse made haste to/, she tell 
 15.11./. else we shall not escape from Absalom 
 19. 3. as men steal away when they/, in battle 
 
 24. 13. wilt thou/. three months hetore enemies ? 
 Kings \Q,. 18. Hehohoam made speed to get to his 
 
 chariot, and /. to Jerusalem, 2 Chron. 10.18. 
 
 ^ Kings 9. 3. then open the door, and/, tarry not 
 Neh. 6. 11. 1 said, should sucli a man as I f. / 
 
 Job 20. 24. he shall /. from the iron weapon 
 £7. 22. he would fain /.out of liis haii(i 
 3 ). 10. they abhor me, they /. far from me 
 41. 28. the arrow cannot make him J’. 
 
 Psal. 11.1. how say ye,/, as bird to yoiir mountain ? 
 68. 12. kings of armies f. apace, she that tarried 
 139. 7. or whither shall I/, from thy presence.' 
 
 113. 9. deliver me, O Lord, I /. (o thee to hi;ie me 
 Prog. 28.1. the wicked/, when no man pursueth 
 17. he shall /. to the pit, let no man stay him 
 :sa. 10. 3. to whom will ye/, for help ' 
 
 13. 14. and /. every one into his own land 
 15. 5. his fugitives shall/, unto /oar 
 17. 13. they shall /. far off, and shall he chased 
 £0. 6. such our expectation whitlier we/, for help 
 30. 16. hut ye said no, for we will/, on horses 
 17. at the rebuke of live shall ye/ 
 
 48.20. go from Babylon./, ye trom the Chaldeans 
 Jer. 4. 29. the city shall /. for the noise ot housemen 
 
 6. 1. gather vourselves to/, out of.lerusalem 
 
 25. .35. the shepherds shall have no way to/. 
 
 48. 6./. save your lives, and be like the heath 
 
 9. give wings to ,Moah, tliat it may/, and get away 
 40.8. Edom shall/. II 24. Damascus turned to/. 
 
 .30. f. dwell deep, O ye inhabitants ot Hazor 
 
 50. 16. they shall /. every one to Ins own land 
 
 28. voice of them that /. and escape from Babylon 
 
 51. 6./. out of the midst of Babylon, Zech. 2. 6. 
 Amos 5. 19. as if a man did /. from a lion, and bear 
 .Jonah 1. 3. Jonah rose up to/, to Tarshish 
 
 Nah. 3. 7. all they that look on, shall/ from thee 
 Mat.‘l. 13. arise, take the young child and/. 
 
 .3. 7. hath warned you/, from wrath t Lnkc3. 7. 
 
 10. 2.3. when persecute vou in city/, to another 
 24.16. then let them which be in .ludea/. to the 
 mountains, Mark 1.3. 14. Lnke 21.21. 
 John 10.5. a stranger will not follow, but /. from 
 Acts 27. 30. as theshipmen were about to/. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 18./. fornication I1 10. 14./. from idolatry 
 
 1 'Tim. 6.11. hut thou, O man of God/, these things 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. F also youthful lusts, follow faith 
 ~Tam. 4.7. resist the devil, and he will/, from you 
 Rev. 9. 6. in those days death shall /. trom them 
 
 12. 14. tliat the woman might/. into wilderness 
 See F/y. 
 
 FL1%E away. 
 
 Gen. 31.27. wherefore didst thou /. na-rt’y secretly :* 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 3. if we /. they will not care for U6 
 Joh 9. 25. my days/, away, they see no good 
 20. 8. f. away as a dream, and shall not he found 
 Psal. 64. 8. all that see them, shall j'. away 
 Cant. 17. till day break, and shadows/, away,4. 6. 
 Isa. 35. 10. sorrow and sisiliing shall/, away, 51. 11. 
 Jer. 46. 6. let not the swift J away, nor escape 
 yimos". 16. he that is courageous shall/, away 
 
 7. 12. O thou seer, go/. away into the land ot J udali 
 9.1. he that tieeth otthem, shall not/, away 
 Kah.Q. 8. Nineveh shall/, away, they shall cry 
 3. 17. as great grasshoppers in liedges tliey f. away 
 FTEEING. 
 
 J.eT. 26. 36. Jhey shall Uee as/. from a sword 
 Dent. 4. 42. that /. to one of these cities hemiglitlive 
 Job <27. -i- 22. in J. he would flee out of his hand 
 ' 30. 3.’ for want and famine /. to the wilderness 
 FLEETH. 
 
 Dent. 19.11. smite him mortally,/, into one of cities 
 .Job 14. 2. he/, as a shadow and continiieth not 
 Jsa. 24. 18. that he v\ ho /. from the noise of fear 
 Jer. 48. 19. ask him that/, and her that escapetli 
 44 he that/.from tlie fear, shall tall into the pit 
 Amos 9. 1. he that/, of them shall not fiee away 
 John 10. 12. but he that is an hirelingj. 13. 
 
 FLESH. 
 
 Flesh is understood different ways, as, (1) For the 
 fiesh which is the matter of bodies, whether of 
 men or animals. Lev. 13. 10. X um. 11.3.3. (2) 
 lor Ih ing men, and even all animals in general, 
 (ien. 6. 1.3. Iheend of all fiesh is come before 
 me ; I am resolved to destroy every thing that 
 hath life; Gen. 7- 15. 16- 
 
 two of all fiesh, that is, animals oj all species. 
 (3) Flesh is taken fur a relation, one of the same 
 stuck or kindred, (ien. .37. 27. l.et not our hand 
 be upon him, for lie is mir fiesh. he is our 
 brother. And in 2 Sam. 19. 12, 13. "N e are my 
 bones and mv fiesh. Art thou not ot my bone, 
 and of my fiesh ' (4) f or every man who ts of 
 the same nature with ourselves, and where we 
 may contemplate onr own fiesli t In this lati¬ 
 tude it is taken in Isa. ,58. 7. And that thou 
 hide not thyself from thine own fiesh ; from thy 
 neighbonr, from any one oJ tlune own nature, to 
 whom thou hast an oppoitnnity of doing good. 
 (5) For mankind, considered as imj i tent and 
 feeble, unable to help cither himself or others, 
 ler. 17. 5. Cursed he the man that maketh flesh 
 Ids arm ; that depends upon any human power for 
 help. (6) P r the quality of rorniptio/i, which is 
 not sinful, hut the effect oj sin, to uhich our 
 bodies are. subject in this hfe. 1 ( or. 1.5. 5tt.^ 
 l lesli and blood cannot iiilierit the kingdom ot 
 (loii ; that is, our frail ccrnipttble bodies can- 
 7iot come to heaven : that which.shall inherit heaven 
 must be a.sincoino t flesh, a hooy wit/oiit corrup¬ 
 tion. {7) I< r the estate ot this present hfe, Phil, 
 1. 24. To abide in the fiesli is more needful for 
 you. (8) Por that which is according to the 
 ordinary course of nature, (ial. 4. 23. He wlio 
 was of the boiid-r'omaii, was born alter the 
 flesh. Isbiiiael was born after the manner 
 of other men, by the mere and sole efficacy of na~ 
 
 169 
 
FLE 
 
 FL E 
 
 FLE 
 
 tliTe, not hy promise, as was Isaac, when his mother 
 was naturally past conception. (9) I'lesh is taken 
 for whatsoever in man is reputed most excellent arul 
 glorious without the grace of Christ; as nobility, 
 wisdom, understanding or reason, IVIat. 16. 17. 
 Flesh and blood liath not revealed it unto thee : 
 nothing of nature has done it. xlnd tw John 1. 13. 
 Born not ot blood, nor of the will of the flesh : 
 that is, neither by their descent from such arul 
 such ancestors, rwr by the power of their 0W7i free¬ 
 will. (1(») For all that in religion which is out¬ 
 ward, and to be seen with the eye, as moral works, 
 or ceiemonies, Rom. 4. 1. What hath Abraham 
 found as pertaining to the flesh 'J'he zvord liesh 
 in the following verse, is explained to he the works 
 of Abraham, whiih did 7iot justify hi/n before 
 God. Thus I’eza, Piscator, and others, interpret 
 the place. And m this se7ue llesh is taken, (Jal. 
 
 3. 3. Are ye now made perfect by the flesh ? that 
 is, by works, and the carrial ceremonies of the law. 
 Cll) For the whole nature oj mart, as it cometh 
 into the world corrupt, vile, and infected zvith sin, 
 Bom. 7- 5. I 8. B. When we were in the flesh. 
 They that are in the flesh ; that is, izi a carnal, 
 corrupt state; .':uch canziot please God, ziarnely, 
 while they cozitinue so, and till they be converted. 
 Likewise in all other places where the word flesh 
 is applied to men uzuegenerated, it signifies the 
 whole corruptiozi and depravity of our ziature, 
 raging and reigziing both in the zmderst arid izig 
 a7id will: hut in those places of Scripture, zvhere 
 flesh is attributed to persozis that are converted, 
 and is set in oppositiozi to the Spirit, it signifies 
 the remahider of ziatural corruptiozi, even so much 
 of that vicious quality of sin, as is still unmortified 
 t7i regenerated persons. See Born. 7.18, 25. Gal. 
 
 5. 17, 24. 
 
 To be one flesh, denotes a most inseparable zmiozi, 
 arid 071 izitimate contmu7iio7i, as if the two were 
 but 07ie perso7i, or one body, (-en. 2. 24. And they 
 shall be one flesh. This phrase is zised hy the 
 apostle to slum the ziniori arid communion that is 
 between Christ and believers, Fph. 5. .30, 31. 
 Flesh also signifies the human nature of Christ, 
 Ileh. 1,0. 20. 'Ihrough the vail, that is to say, his 
 flesh. It is called flesh, because it was subject to 
 sinless weaknesses and infirmities, and whereby 
 his divine nature was veiled and covered over ; 
 even as the ark of the covenant, the mercy-seat, 
 and the most holy place, were by the vail. I be 
 flesh of Christ signifies whole t.'hrist, both God 
 and man in o?ie person, John C. 55. My flesh is 
 meat indeed, that is, I myself, with all my berie- 
 fits, being received and applied by faith. A heart 
 of flesh denotes artender, tractable temper and dis¬ 
 position of .soul, Ezek. 36. 26. Flesh is also taken 
 for the outzvard appearance, John 8.15. Ye judge 
 after tlie flesh. 
 
 Gen. 2. 21. God c losed up the/. instead thereof 
 
 24. shall c leave to his wife, and they shall be one/. 
 
 6. 3. shall not strive with man, for that he is/. 
 
 17. 11. ye shall circumcise the/, of your foreskin 
 
 14. whose f. is not circumcised shall be cut ofi' 
 
 23. Abraham circumcised the f. of their foreskin 
 
 37. 27. for he is our brother and our/. 
 
 Fxod. 4. 7. his hand was turned again as his other/. 
 
 28. +42. make linen breeches to cover the/. 
 
 29. 14. burn the/. Lev. 9.11. 1 16. 27. Num. 19. 5. 
 
 30. .32. upon man’s shall it not be poured 
 IjCv. 6.27. .what shall touch f. thereof shall be holy 
 
 7. 19. as foi'/. all that are clean shall eat thereof 
 
 8. 31. boil the /. at the door of the tahernacle 
 
 13. 10. if there be quick raw 14,15, 16, 24. 
 
 38. if in the skin of their J. have bright spots, .39. 
 
 15. 7-. that toucheth the/, of him that hath an issue 
 
 19. if her issue in hei'/. be blood, she is put apart 
 
 21. 5. norLhall make any cuttings in their /. 
 Hum. 11. .33. while the /. was between their teeth 
 12.12. as dead, of whom the f. is half consumecl 
 
 18, 18. and the /, of them shall be thine 
 Deut. 32. 42. and my sword shall devc )ur/. 
 
 Judg. 6. 20. take the /. and the unleavened cakes 
 
 21. there rose up fire out of rock, and consumed/. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 13. servant came, while /. was in seething 
 
 15. he said, give/. to roast for the priest 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 19. David dealt to each/. 1 Chron. 16. 3. 
 
 ] Kings YJ. 6. the ravens brought him bread and/. 
 
 in the morning, and bread and /. in the evening 
 19;^ 21. boiled their /. with the instruments of oxen 
 2 Kings 4. 34. and the f. of the child waxed warm 
 2 Chr. .32.8. with him is an arm of f. with us is God 
 Neh. 5. 5. yet our/, is as the /. of our brethren 
 Job 10. 4. hast thou eyes of/. ? or seest as man seeth ? 
 
 11. thou hast clothed me with skin and /. 
 Psal.bf). 4. ! will not fear what/. can do untome 
 
 78. 20. can he provide /. for his people i 
 27. he rained /. also upon them as dust 
 
 39. for he remembered that thej were but/. 
 
 79. 2. the/. of thy saints given to beasts of earth 
 Vrov. 4. 22. my sayings are health to their/. 
 
 23. 20. be not among riotous eaters of./'. 
 
 Isa. 10. + 18. consume the glory from soul to the/. 
 
 31. 3. and their horses are./”, and not spirit 
 49. 26. I will feed them with their own /. 
 
 Jer. 11. 15. and the holy./', is passed from thee 
 
 12. 12. the spoilers are come, no/. shall have peace 
 17. 5. cursed be the man that maketh /. his arm 
 Hzek. 4.14. nor came abominable/, into my mouth 
 
 10. + 12. their/, backs, wings, were full of eyes 
 
 11. 3. this city is the caldron, and we be the/. 
 
 7. your slain in midst of it, they are the/. 
 
 11. nor shall ye be the /. in the midst thereof^ 
 
 19. and I will give them a heart of/. .36. 26. 
 
 16. 26. great of/, and hast increased thy whoredoms 
 
 23. 20. paramours, whose/. is as./', of asses 
 
 24. 10. heap on w'ood, consume tlie/. spice it well 
 37. 6. and 1 will bring up /. upon you, 8. 
 
 Dan. 2. 11. the gods, whose dwelling is not with /. 
 
 7. 5. they said to it, arise, devour much/. 
 
 10. 3. neither came/, nor wine in my mouth 
 Dos.H. 13. they sacrifice/. for sacrifices of otterings 
 JMic. 3. 2. who pluck the /. from ofi their bones 
 170 
 
 Zeph. 1. 17. their/, shall be poured out as dung 
 Hag. 2.12. if one bear holy /. 111 skirt of his garment 
 Zech. 14. 12. their/, shall consume away 
 iVlat. 16.17./. and blood hath not revealed it to thee 
 19.5. shall cleave to his wife, and they twain shall 
 be one/. 6. Mark 10. 8. 1 Cor. 6. 16. Fph. 5. 31. 
 24. 22. there should no/. be saved, Mark 13. 20. 
 26. 41. sjlirit willin", but/. is weak, Mark 14. ;}8. 
 Luke 24.39. siiirit hatii not/, and iKines, as ye see me 
 John 1. 14. the wono was made/, and dwelt 
 
 6. 63. the Spiritquickeneth, the/. protiteth nothing 
 Acts 2. .30. tlie seed of llav. according to /. liom.X. .3. 
 Rom. 3. 20. there shall no /. be justified in his sight 
 
 4. 1. that Abraham as pertaining to the/, found 
 
 7. 25. but with the /. 1 serve the law of sin 
 
 8. 3. in that the law was weak through the /. God 
 
 sent his ow n .Son in the likeness of sinful f. 
 
 9. 3. for my brethren and kinsmen according to/. 
 
 5. of w hom as concerning the /. Christ came 
 
 13.14. make not provision for the/, to fulfil 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 29. that no/, should glory in his presence 
 
 15. 39. there is one f. of men, another of beasts 
 
 50. /. and blood cannot inherit the kingd. of God 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 17. do 1 purpose according to the /. ? 
 
 4.11. that life of Jesus be made manifest in our/. 
 7. 5. our /, had no rest, but we were troubled 
 
 10. 2. as if we walked according to the/. 
 
 Gal. 1. 16. 1 conferred not with /. ami blood 
 
 2.16. by works of the law sfiall no f. be justified 
 .3. .3. are ye now made perfect by the f, '? 
 
 5. 13. use not liberty for an occasion to the /. 
 
 17./• lusteth against the Spirit, Spirit against/. 
 24. they that are Christ’s have crucified the /. 
 Eph. 2. .3. we all had our conversat. in lusts of our /. 
 
 6. 5. your masters according to the /. Col. 3. 22. 
 
 12. for we w'restle not against /. and blood 
 
 JJeb. 2.14. the children are partakers of/, and blood 
 
 12. 9. we had fathers of our/, who corrected us 
 Jude 7. and going after strange /. are an example 
 
 8. likewise these filthy dreamers defile the/. 
 
 2.3. hating even the garment spotted by the/. 
 
 Rev. 19.18. may eat/. of captains,/, of mighty men 
 
 21. and all the fowls were filled with their/. 
 
 See Eat, Eatkth. 
 
 After the FLESH. 
 
 John 8. 15. 5'e juage after the f. 1 judge no man 
 Rom. 8.1. are in Christ, who walk not after the /'. 4. 
 
 5. they that are after the f. mind things of the /. 
 
 12. not debtors to the flesh to live after the f. 
 
 13. for if ye live after the f. ye shall die 
 
 1 Cor. 1.26. not many wise men af ter the f. are called 
 10.18. behold Israel after the f. 
 
 2 Cur. 5.16. we know no man after thef. though we 
 
 have known Chr. afterf. yet know him no more 
 
 10. 3. tho’ walk in flesh, we clo not war after the f. 
 
 11. 18. seeing that many glory after the f. I also 
 Gal. 4. 23. Ishmael was born after the f. 29. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 10. chiefly them that walk after the f. 
 
 All FLESH. 
 
 Gen. 6. 12. for all f. had corrupted his way on earth 
 
 13. God said, the end of all f. is come before me 
 6.19. of all f. two of every sort shalt thou bring in¬ 
 to the ark to keep them alive, 7. 15. 
 
 7. 21. all f. died that moved upon the earth 
 
 8.17. bring forth of all f. both of fowl and cattle 
 
 9. 11. nor shall all f. be cut off any more, 15. 
 
 16. covenant between me and all f. on earth, 17. 
 
 I. ev. 17.14. for the life of «///. is the blood 
 Num. 8.7. let them sliave all their/.and wash clothes 
 
 16. 22. the God of tlie spirits of all f. 27. 16. 
 
 18.15. every thing that openeth the matrix of all f. 
 Deut. 5. 26. who of all f. heard tlie word of God 
 Job 12. +10. in whose hand is breath of all f. of man 
 
 .34.15. all f. shall perish together, man turn to dust 
 P.9.65.2. thou liearcst prayef,fo thee shall allf. come 
 1.36.25. who giveth food to all f. his mercy forever 
 145. 21. let all f. bless his holy name for ever 
 Isa. 40. 5. and all f. shall see it together 
 
 6. all f. is grass, as flower of tlie field, 1 Pet. 1. 24. 
 49. 26. allf. shall know 1 am thy .‘^av. Ezek. 21. 5. 
 06.16. for by fire M'ill the l.ord plead with all f. 
 
 23. allf. shall come to worship before me, saith L. 
 
 24. they shall be an abhorring to all f. 
 
 Jer. 25. .31. he will plead with all f. saith the Lord 
 .32.27. behold, I am the Lord the God of «///. 
 
 45. 5. for behold, 1 will bring evil on all /'. saith L. 
 PseA. 20.48. allf. shall see that I have kindled it 
 21.4. shall my sword go forth ag. all f. from south 
 Dazi. 4.12. fowls dwelt, and all f. was fed of it 
 Jee/2.28. will pour out my Spirit on allf. Acts 2. 17. 
 Zech. 2. 13. be silent, () all f. before the Ixird 
 
 J. uke 3. 6. and all f. shall see the salvation of God 
 John 17. 2. thou hast given him power over all f. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 39. allf. is not the same flesh, one of men 
 llis FLESH. 
 
 E.rod. 21. 28. and his f. shall not be eaten 
 29. 31. and seethe his f. in the holy place 
 Lev. 4. 11. hum all his f. with his head, 8. 17. 
 
 6. 10. he shall put linen breeches on hisf. 16. 4. 
 
 13. 2. shall have a rising in the skin of his f. 
 
 3. priest look on the plague in the skin of his f. 
 
 4. if bright snot be white in the skin of his f. 
 
 11. it is an old leprosy in Ihe skin of his f. 13. 
 
 14. 9. he shall wash his clothes, also wash his /'. in 
 
 water, 15. I6. 1 16. 24, 28. Nuzn. 19. 7. 
 
 15. 2. any man hath a running issue out of his f. 
 
 3. whether/'M/. run wdth his i.ssue,or be stopped 
 
 17. 16. but if he wash them not, nor bathe his f. 
 
 22. 6. be unclean, unless he wash his f. with water 
 
 1 Kings 21. 27. Ahab put sackcloth on his f. 
 
 2 Khigs 5. 14. his f. came again, and he \yas clean 
 6. .30. behold Joram had sackcloth on his f. 
 
 Job 2. 5. touch his bone and his f. he will curse tliee 
 
 14. 22. but his f. upon him shall have pain 
 31. 31. if men said not, O that w'e had of his f. 
 33. 2\. hisf. is consumed aw'ay, it cannot be seen 
 
 25. his f. shall be fresher than a child’s 
 41.23. the flakes of his f. are joined togethe 
 Prov. 11. 17. he that is cruel troubleth his f. 
 
 Eccl. 4.5. the fool foldeth his hands, and eateth hisf. 
 Isa. 17. 4. the fatness of his f. shall wax lean 
 John 6.52. can this man give us his f. to eat ? 
 
 Acts 2. 31. neither his f. did see corruption 
 Gal. 6. 8. he that soweth to his f. shall reap corrup 
 Eph. 2. 15. having abolished in his f. the enmity 
 
 5. 29. no man ever yet hated his ow n /. 
 
 30. for we are members of his lx)dy, of his f. 
 
 Col. 1. 22. now hath reconciled in the body of his f. 
 lieb. 5.7. who in days of hisf. when oft'ered prayers 
 
 10. 20. consecrated tliro’ \ail, that is to say, hisf. 
 
 J 71 the FLE.SH, or in I'l.ESII. 
 
 Gen. 17. 24. Abraham was circumcised in the f. 
 
 25. Ishmael circumcised in thef. of his foreskin 
 Ezek. 44. 7- brought in uncircumcised in the f. 
 
 9. uncircumcised in the f. not enter the sanctuary 
 Dan. 1.15. counten. appeared fairer and fatter inf. 
 Horn. 2. 28. circumcision which is outward in the f. 
 
 7. 5. for when we were izi the f. the motions of sin 
 
 8. .3. and for sin condemned sin in the f. 
 
 8. they that are in the f. cannot please God 
 
 9. but 3’e are not in the f. but in the Spirit 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 28. such shall have trouble in the f. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. .3. though w e walk in the f. not war after/. 
 
 12. 7. there was gi' en to me a thorn in the f. 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. life which 1 now live in the f. is by faith 
 
 6. 12. as desire to make a fair shew in the f. 
 
 Eph. 2. 11. in time past Gentiles in the f. called 
 
 the circumcision in the f. made by hands 
 Phil. 1.22. if 1 live in the f. this is the fruit of laboui 
 24. to abide hi the f. is more needful for you 
 
 3. 3. and have no confidence hi the f. 
 
 4. though I might have confidence in the /. 
 
 Col. 2.1. as many as have not seen my face tn thef. 
 
 5. tho’ I be absent in thef. 1 am w'ith you in spirit 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. (iod was manifest in the f. justified 
 Philem. 16. how much more to thee, both in the f. 
 1 Pet. .3. 18. Christ being put to death in the f. 
 
 4. 1. Christ hath suffered tor us in the f. for he that 
 
 hath suffered in the f. hath ceased from sin 
 2. no longer li\ e the rest of his time in the f. 
 
 6. might be judged according to men in the f. 
 
 1 John 4. 2. denieth that Christ is come in the f. 3. 
 
 2 Johzi 7. confess not that ('hrist is come in the f. 
 
 My I'LESH. 
 
 1 Earn. 25. 11. shall 1 then take my bretid and my f. ? 
 Job 4. 15. the hair of my f. stood up 
 
 6. 12. is my strength of stones r or is my f. brass/ 
 
 7. 5. uty f. is clothed with worms and dust 
 
 1.3. 14. wherefore do I take my f. in my teeth ? 
 
 19. 20. my bone cleaveth to my skin, and my f. 
 
 22 . why persecute, and not satisfied with my f.f 
 
 26. worms destroy bod v, yet in myf. shall 1 see G. 
 21. 6. and trembling taketh hold of my f. 
 
 Psal. 16. 9. my f. shall rest in hope. Acts 2. 26. 
 
 .38. 3. there is no soundness in my f. 7. 
 
 6.3. 1. my f. longefh for thee in a dry thirsty land 
 
 7.3. 26. my f. faileth, but G. is my portion for evei 
 84. 2. my heart and my f. crieth out for God 
 102. +5. by groaning my bones cleave to my f. 
 109. 24. my knees are weak, OT.y/. faileth of fatness 
 119. 120. myf. tremhleth for fear of thee 
 
 Eccl. 2. + 3. I sought to draw myf. with wine 
 Jer. 51. 35. the violence done to me, and to my f. 
 Lazn. 3. 4. myf. and my skin hath he made old 
 Jolm 6. 51. the'bread that I will give, is myf. 
 
 54. whoso eateth my f. hath eternal life, 50. 
 
 55. 7 ny f. is meat indeed, my blood drink indeed 
 Rom. 7. 18. in my f. dw ellethno good thing 
 
 11. 14. if 1 may provoke them wJiich are zny f. 
 Gal. 4. 14. my temptation which was in my f. 
 
 Col. 1. 24. of the afflictions of Christ in my f. 
 
 See Rone. 
 
 Of the FLESH. 
 
 Exod. 12. 46. shalt not carry forth ought of the f. 
 29. 34. if ought of thef. remain unto morning 
 Deut. 28. .55.Tior gNe 'of the f. of his children 
 Prov. 14. 30. a sound heart is the life of the f. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 12. much study is a w'eariness of tne f. 
 John 1. 1.3. born, not of the will of the f. but of God 
 .3. 6. that which is born of the f. is flesh 
 Rozn. 8. 5. that after flesh do mind the things of thef. 
 + 6. for the minding of the f. is death 
 + 7. the minding of the f. is enmity against God 
 
 9. 8. that is, they which are the children rf the f. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 5. to Satan for the destruction of the f. 
 
 2 Cor. 7.1. let us cleanse from all filthiness of the f. 
 Gal. 4. 13. through infirmity*/ thef. 1 preached 
 
 5. 16. ve shall not fulfil the lusts of the f. 
 
 19. now' the works of the f. are manifest, adultery 
 
 6. 8. that soweth to /. shall of thef. reap corruption 
 Eph. 2. 3. walked in lusts of the f. desires of the f. 
 Col. 2. 11. putting off the body of sins of the f. 
 
 23. not in honour to the satisfying of the f. 
 
 Ileb. 9. 13. sanctifietli to the purging of the f. 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 21. not the putting aw'a3' the filth of the f. 
 
 2 Pet. 2 . 18. thej' allure through the lusts <///ic/. 
 1 Johzi 2. 16. the lust of ihe f. the lust of the eves 
 
 Thy IT.ESH. 
 
 Gezi. 40.19. tlie birds shall eat thy f. from off thee 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 4-1.1 will give thy f. unto fowls of the air 
 
 2 Sam. 5.1. we are thy bone and thy /. 1 Chr. 11.1. 
 2 Kings 5. 10. wash, and thy f. shall come again 
 Prov. 5. 11. mourn at last, when thy f. is consumed 
 Eccl. 5. 6. suffer not thy mouth to cause thy /. to sin 
 
 11. 10. therefore put away evil from thy /. 
 
 Da. 58. 7. that thou hide not thyself from thy own/ 
 Ezek. 32. 5. 1 w ill lav' thy f. on the mountains 
 Your FL'E.SH. 
 
 Lev. 19. 28. ye shall not make cuttings in your f. 
 Judg. 8 . 7 . then 1 w ill teur yozer f. with the thorns 
 Ezek. 36. 26. 1 w-ill take stony heart out oi your f. 
 Rom. 6. 19. because of the infirmity oiyour f. 
 
 Gal. 6. 13. that the>' maj- glorj- in your f. 
 
 Col. 2. 13. being dead in uncircumcision of your f. 
 Jam. 5. 3. rust shall eat your f. as it were fire 
 Fleshed, see Fat, Lean. 
 
 FI E.SH-HOOK. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 13. the priest’s servant came with a f.-hook 
 
 14. all that tlie f.-hook brought up, the priest took 
 FLESH-HOOK.S. 
 
 Exod. 27. 3. shalt make his f.-hooks and his fire-pans 
 .38. ,3. he made all the vessels and ihe f.-hooks 
 Num. 4.14. put upon the purple cloth i'.'ie f.-hooks 
 1 Chr. 28.17. David gave pure gold for the. f,-hooks 
 
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 v Chi 4 16. he made also the pots and the f. -hooks 
 FLLSHL\\ 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 12. that in simplicity, not ^yith /. wisdom 
 3. .3. not in stone, but in/, tables ot the heart 
 Col. IH. vainly puffed up by his/, mind 
 I Pot " 11. beloved, abstain from^. lusts tliat war 
 ■ FLESH-POIS. 
 
 Fxod 16. 3. when we sat by the f.-pots and did eat 
 
 FLEW. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 32. and the people/, upon the spoil 
 "5. t 14. and our mastery, upon them 
 7 s £2 6 6. then /. one of the seraphims unto me 
 FLIES. 
 
 Fxod. 8. 21. I will send swarms of/, upon thee 
 
 31. he removed the swarms of/, trom Pharaoh 
 Psal. 78. 45. he sent divers sorts of/, among them 
 105. 31. and there came divers sorts oty. 
 
 Heel. 10.1. dead /. cause the ointment to send forth 
 
 Heut. 4. 17. the likeness of any winged fovyl that/. 
 
 14. 19. every creeping thing that/, is unclean 
 28! 49. shall bring a nation as swift as the eagle/. 
 Fsal. 91. 5. nor for the arrow that/, by day 
 Kah. 3. 16. the cankerworm spoileth and J. away 
 FLiGH l. . , , 
 
 Job 11. t 20. and/, shall perish from the wicked 
 Isa. 52. 12. shall not go out with haste nor go by /. 
 Jer. 46. t 5. their miglity ones are ffed a/. 
 
 Han. 9. t 21. Gabriel was caused to ffy with /. 
 
 Amos 2. 14. the /. shall perish from the swift 
 31at. 24. 20. pray /. be not in winter, Mark 13.18. 
 Heb. 11. 34. turned to/, the armies of the aliens 
 See Put. 
 
 FLIIS'T. 
 
 Heut. 8. 15. brought water out of the rock of/. 
 
 Job 28. + 9. he putteth forth his hand on the/. 
 
 Psal. 114.8. turning the /. into a fountain ot waters 
 Isa. 5. 28. their horses shall be counted like/. 
 
 50.7. therefore have 1 set my face like a/. 
 
 Ezek. 3.9. harder than have 1 made thy forehead 
 F/I>iTY. 
 
 Heut 32.13. made him to suck oil out of the /. rock 
 FLIP. 
 
 Jer. 49. t 30. flee, /. greatly, O inhabitants of Hazor 
 FLO Civ. 
 
 Gen. 4. 4. Abel brought of the firstlings of his/. 
 
 21. 28. Abraham set ewe-lambs of/, by themselves 
 27. 9. go now to the /. and fetch two good kids 
 
 29. 10. J acob watered the /. of Laban 
 
 30. 31. I will again feed and keep thy /. 
 
 32. 1 will pass through all thy J. to-day 
 
 36. and J acob fed the rest of Laban’s /. 
 
 40. Jacob did separate all the brown in the/. 
 
 31. 4. Jacob called llachel and J.eah to his/. 
 
 .38. the rams of thy /. have i not eaten 
 
 33. 13. if men overdrive them, the/, will die 
 
 37. 2. Joseph was feeding the /. ^vith his brethren 
 12. his brethren went to feed their/. 13. 
 
 38. 17. 1 will send thee a kid from the/. 
 
 Eiod. 2. 16. the troughs to water their father’s /. 
 
 17. Moses helped, and watered their/. 19. 
 
 3.1. Moses led the /. to the back-side of the desert 
 
 Lev. 1. 2. bring of your ofiering of the herd or/. 
 
 5. 6. he shall bring a female from the/. 
 
 18. he shall bring a ram w ithout blemish out ot 
 
 the f. 6. 6. Ezra 10. 19. Ezek. 43. 23, 25 
 27.32. concerning the tithe of the herd or of the/. 
 Hum. Id. 3. make a sweet savour of the herd or/. 
 Heut. 12.21. then thou shalt kill of thy herd andy. 
 
 15. 14. thou shalt furnish him liberally out of 
 
 thy /. 
 
 19. all the firstling males of thy /. shalt sanctity 
 
 16. 2. shalt sacrifice to the J^ord thy God of the/. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 34. a lion took a lamb out of the /. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. he spared to take of his own/. 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 7. Josiah gave to the people of the /. 
 Job 30. 1. 1 disdained to set wdth the dogs ot my/. 
 Cant. 1.7. where thou makest thy/, to rest at noon 
 
 8. go thy way forth by the footsteps of the/. 
 
 4. 1. thy hair is as a /. of gpats, 6. 5. 
 
 2. thy teeth are like a /. of sheep, 6. 6. 
 
 Isa. 40. 11. he shall feed his/. like a shepherd 
 
 63.11. brought themwitli the shepherd of his/. 
 
 Jer. 13.17. because the l.ord’s/. is carried captive 
 
 20. where is the /. was given thee, thy beautiful/. ? 
 23. 2. ye have scattered mv /. and driven them 
 
 3. I will gather the remnant of my /. 
 
 25.34. cry and w’allow, ye principal of the /. 
 
 .35. nor the princ ipal of the /. to escape 
 36. an howding of the principal of the /. be heard 
 31. 10. and keep him as a shepherd doth his/. 
 
 12. they shall sing for the young of the /. 
 
 49. 20. least of the /. shall draw them out, 50. 45. 
 51. 23. will break in pieces the shepherd and his/. 
 Ezek. 24.5. take the choice of the /. burn the bones 
 
 34. 3. ye eat the fat, but ye feed not the/. 
 
 6. my was scattered on the face of the earth 
 8. surely because my /, becarne a prey, my J. meat 
 
 10. I will require my /. 1 will deliver my /. 
 
 12. as a shepherd seeketh out his/, in the day 
 15. 1 will feed my f. H I7. as for you, O my /. 
 
 22. therefore will 1 save my /. no more a prey 
 31. ye my /. the/, of my pasture, are men 
 
 36. 38. as the holyY. as the /. of Jerusalem 
 45.15. ye shall offer one lamb out of the /. 
 
 Amos 6. 4. and eat the lambs out of the /. 
 
 7. 15. the l.ord took me as I followed the. /. 
 
 Jonah 3. 7. let not herd nor/, taste any thing 
 Mie. 2. 12. as the f. in the midst of their fold 
 
 4. 8. thou, G tower of the /. the strong hold 
 7. 14. feed thy v>eople, the /. of thine heritage 
 
 Hab. 3. 17. tho’ the /. shall be cut off from the fold 
 Eeeh. 9. 16. save them as the /. of his people 
 10. 2. therefore they went their way as a /. 
 
 3. for the Lord of hosts hath visited Ins /. 
 
 11.4. saith the Lord, will feed the /. of slaughter, 7 
 7 . the poor of the/, that waited on me, 11. 
 
 17. woe to the idol shepherd, that leaveth the/. 
 Mai. 1. 14. deceiver which hath in his/, a male 
 Mat. 26. 31. the sheep of the /.shall be scattered 
 Luke 2. 8. keeping watch over their /. by night 
 12.32. fear not little f. it is your Father’s pleasure 
 
 Acts 20.28. take heed therefore to all the . 
 
 09 <Trievous wolves shall enter, not sparing the/. 
 
 1 Cor 9 7. who feedeth a/, and eateth not ot milk 
 i Pet 5 2. feed the /. of God which is among vou 
 3. n'ot'as being lords, but being ensamples to the /. 
 Like a b'hocE. 
 
 Job "1 11. send forth their little ones like af. 
 
 Psal. 77 . 20. thou leddest thy people like a j 
 78 52 he guided them in the wildeniess like af. 
 
 80. 1. thou that leadest Joseph a f. 
 
 107. 41. and maketh him families like af- 
 Ezek. 36.37.1 w'ill increase them with men like a f. 
 
 FLOCKS. , . . , 
 
 Gen. 29. 2. and lo, three /. of sheep lying by the 
 well, for out ot that they watered the/. 
 
 .3. and thither were all the /. gathered 
 8. we eannot, till all the/, be gathered together 
 30. 38. Jacob set the rods he pilled before thej. 
 
 .39. and the /. conceived before the rods 
 
 40. Jacob set the faces of the /. towards the ring- 
 
 straked, he put his own /. by themselves 
 •32. 5.1 have oxen, asses,/, and men-servants 
 7. he divided the/, and herds, and camels 
 37. 14. go, see whether it be well with the /. 
 
 16. tell me, I pray thee, w here they feed their/. 
 
 47. 4. thy servants have iio pasture for their J. 
 
 17. Joseph gave bread inexch. tor horses and J. 
 
 Lev. 1.10. if his offering be of the ot the sheep 
 
 5.15. bring a ram without blemish out ot the /. 
 
 Num. .31.9. Israel took spoil of all their/, and goods 
 * 30. thou shalt take one portion of the/. 
 
 3“^. 26. our wives, our/. and cattle, shall be there 
 Heut. 7. 13. he will also bless the/, of thy sheep 
 28. 4. blessed shall be the /. of thy sheep 
 
 18. cursed shall be the/, of thy sheep 
 51. who .shall not leave the /. ot thy sheep 
 
 Judg. 5.16. to hear the bleatings ot the/. 
 
 1 Kings20. 27. pitched like two little^, of kids 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 39. they went to seek pasture for their/. 
 
 41. because there was pasture for their/. 
 
 27. 31. and over the /. was Jaziz the Hagarite 
 
 2 Chron. 17.11. the Arabians brought him/. 
 
 Job 24. 2. violently take away /. and feed thereof 
 Psal. 8. t 7. /. and oxen all under his feet 
 65. 13. the pastures are clothed with f 
 78.48. he gave their/, to hot thunderbolts 
 Cant. 1. 7. turn aside by the/, ot thy companions 
 Isa. 17. 2. cities of Aroer are forsaken, shall be tor/. 
 .32.14. the palaces shall be a pasture of/. 
 
 60.7. all the /. of Kedar shall be gathered together 
 61. 5. and strangers shall stand and teed your/. 
 
 65.10. Sharon shall be a fold tor/, va ey ot Achor 
 Jer. 6. 3. the shepherds with their/, shall come to her 
 10. 21. shall not prosper, all/, shall be scattered 
 31.24. dwell in J udah they that go forth with /. 
 
 33. 12. shepherds causing their/, to lie down 
 
 13. the /. shall pass again under the rod 
 49.29. their tents and f. shall they take away 
 50. 8. and be as the he-goats before the /. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 5. Ammonites a couclnng-place tor /. 
 
 34. 2. should not the shepherds teed the/. 
 
 36. 38. the waste cities shall be filled with /. of men 
 Joel 1. 18. the /. of sheep are made desolate 
 Mic. 1.111. inhabitant of country oij. came not forth 
 5.8. as a young lion among the/. ot sheep 
 Zeph. 2. 6. and the sea-coast shall be folds tor/. 
 
 14. /. shall lie down in the midst ot Is'ineveh 
 FLOCKS with herds. 
 
 Gen. 13. 5. Lot also had/, and herds, and tents 
 24. 35. the Lord hath given Abraham /. and herds 
 26. 14. Isaac had possession of/, and herds 
 .32.7. Jacob divided/, and/ierrfj-into tw'o bands 
 .33. 13. the/, and herds with young are with me 
 45. 10. thou shalt be near me, thou, thy/. s.naherds 
 47.1. my brethren, their/, and herds are corne 
 8. their/, and herds left they in land of Goshen 
 Exod. 10. 9. we will go with our/. and our herds 
 24. only let your/, and your herds be stayed 
 12. 32. also take your/. and herds, and be gone 
 34.3. neither let/. nor herds feed betbre the mount 
 Num. 11.22. shall the/. and herds be slam for them 
 Heut. 8. 13. when thy herds and thy/, multiply 
 12. 6. firstlings of h. and /. 17.114. 23. Eoh. 10.36. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 20. David took all the /. and the herds 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 2. rich man had exceeding many /- and h. 
 
 2 Chron. 32.29. provided possessions ot /'. and herds 
 Prov. 27. 2.3. know thy /. look well to thy herds 
 Jer. 3. 24. shame had devoured their/, and herds 
 
 5. 17. an ancient nation shall eat thy /. and herds 
 Uos. 5.6. they shall go with/, and herds to seek Ld. 
 FLOOD. 
 
 Not only that terrible inundation is in Seripture 
 called flood, whereby God destroyed all mankind, 
 and all the animals of the earth and air, which 
 were not in the ark built by Koah j but likewise all 
 sorts of inundations or extraordinary collections of 
 waters. Thus the Psalmist of the waters 
 
 of the sea, or of a river, expresses it by the word 
 liood, Psal. 66. 6. They went through the flood 
 on foot. The same Psalmist sets forth extreme 
 dangers under the notion of a flood, Psal. 69. 15. 
 Let not the water-flood.overflow me. And the 
 violent assaults and sudden incursions of the devil 
 and his instruments against the church are com¬ 
 pared to a flood, Isa. 59. 19. ’When the enemy 
 shall come in like a flood. By floods are nko 
 signified great plenty and abundance of .spiritual 
 and temporal blessings, Isa. 44. 3. 1 will pour 
 
 floods upon the dry ground. 
 
 Gen. 6.17. I, even 1, bring a /. ot water on the earth 
 7.6. when the/, of waters was upon the earth 
 7. Noah went in, bec ause of the waters of the/. 
 
 16. after seven days the /. was on the earth 
 7.17. the/. was forty days on the earth 
 9.11. nor shall be any more a/, todestroy the earth 
 28. Noah lived after the/. 350 years 
 10. 1. to them were sons born after the /• 
 
 32. the nations were divided in the earth after/. 
 Josh. 24.2. your fathers on either side of /. 3. 14,15. 
 Job 14. 11. as the/, decayeth and dneth up 
 22.16. whose foundation was overthrown with a/. 
 28.4. the/, breaketli out from the inhabitant 
 
 FLO 
 
 Psal. 29. 10. the Lord sitteth upon the/, heiskbg 
 66. 6. they w'entthro’ the/, on toot, we rejoiced 
 69. 15. let not the water-/, overflow me 
 71. 15. thou didst cleave the fountain and the/. 
 
 90. 5. thou carriest tliem away as with a/. 
 
 Isa. 28. 2. a strong one, which as a/, shall cast down 
 59! 19. the enemy shall come in 'like a/. 
 
 Jer. 46. 7. who is this that cometh up as af.? 
 
 8. Egypt riseth up like a/, waters are moved 
 47. 2. behold, waters shall be an overflowing/. 
 
 Han. 9. 26. the end thereof shall be with a/'. 
 
 11. 22. w'ith the arms of a/, shall they be overflown 
 Amos 8.8. it shall rise up wholly as a/. 9- 5. 
 
 9. 5. ancl shall be drowned as by the/, of Egypt 
 Nah. 1. 8. with an oveiTunning/. make an end 
 Mat. 24. 38. in days before the /. they were eating 
 
 39. and knew not till the/, came, Luke 17. 27. 
 
 Luke 6. 48. when the/, arose the stream beat 
 2 Pet. 2. 5. bringing in the J. on world of ungodly 
 Jiev. 12.15. the dragon poured out water as a/. 
 
 16. the earth helped, and swallowed up the/. 
 FLOOD GA LE.S. 
 
 Gen. 7. + 11. the f.-gates of heaven were opened 
 FLOODS. 
 
 Exod. 15. 8. the/. stood upright as an heap 
 2 ilam. 22. 5./. of ungodly made me afraid, Ps. 18.4. 
 Job 20. 17. he shall not sec the rivers and the/. 
 
 28. 11. he bindeth the /. from overflowing 
 Psal. 24. 2. he hath established it upon tlie/. _ 
 
 .32. 6. surely in the/, of great waters not come nigh 
 69 2. into cleep waters, where the/, overflow me 
 78. 44. and had turned their/, into blood 
 93. 3. the/. have lifted up, O Lord.y. have luted up 
 98. 8. let the /. clap their hands, let hills be joyful 
 Caiit. 8. 7. neither can the/, drown love 
 Isa. 44. 3. for 1 will pour /. upon the dry ground 
 Ezek.3l.l5. 1 restrained the/. thereof,waters stayed 
 Jonah 2. .3. the/. compassed me about, thy billows 
 Mat. 7. 25. the /. came, winds blew, and beat, 27. 
 FLOOR, Perb. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 11. and for timber to/, the houses 
 FLOOR, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 50. 10. they came to the threshing/, of Atad 
 11. when inhabitants saw mourning in/, of At<^ 
 Num. 5.17. the priests shall take dust that is in J. 
 
 15. 20. as ye do the heave-offering of threshing/. 
 
 18. 27. as tho’ it were the corn of the threshing/. 
 
 .30. be counted as the increase of the threshing/. 
 Heut. 15.14. thou shalt furnish hin. out ot thy/. 
 
 16. t 13. after thou hast gathered in thy /. 
 
 Judg. 6. 37. I will put a fleece ot wool in the/. 
 Ruth 3. 2. he winnoweth in the threshing/. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 6. came to N action’s thresh./. 1 Chr. 13.9. 
 24 18. rear an altar in the threshimr /. of Araunah 
 
 21. David said, to buy the threshing/, of thee 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 30. he overlaid thej. of house with gold 
 7. 7. with cedar from one side of the/, to tlie other 
 
 2 Kings 5. 27. out of the barn-/, or the wine-press ? 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 28. L. had answered in the threshing/. 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 1. prepared in threshing/, of Oman 
 18. t 9. they sat in a/, at the entering ot the gate 
 
 Isa. 21. 10. O my threshing, and the corn of my /. 
 Jer. 51. .33. daughter of Bab. is like a threshing/. 
 Uos. 9. 1. thou hast loved a reward on every corn /, 
 2. the f. and wine press shall not feed them 
 13! 3. as tile chaff that is driven out of the/. 
 
 Mic. 4. 12. shall rather them as sheaves into the/ 
 Mat. 3.12. he wilfthroughly purge his/. LukeZ. 17. 
 FLOORS. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 1. and they rob the threshing/. 
 
 Han. 2. 35. like chaff of the summer threshing/. 
 Joel 2. 24. and the f. shall be full of wheat 
 FLOTES, or FLOA 1S. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 9. and 1 will convey them by sea in/, tn 
 the place thou shalt appoint me, 2 Chr. 2.16. 
 FLOURLSH. 
 
 Psal 72. 7. in his days shall the righteous /. 
 
 16. they of the city shall /. like grass ot theearth 
 92. 7. when all the workers of iniquity /. 
 
 12. the righteous shall /. like the palm-tree 
 
 13. they shall /. in the courts of our God 
 132. 18. but upon himself shall Ins crown/. 
 
 Prov. 11. 28. the righteous shal 1/. as a branch 
 14.11. the tabernacle of the upright shall /. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 5. when the almond-tree shall/. 
 
 Cant. 7. 12. let us get up, let us see it the vine /. 
 Isa. 17 . 11. in morning thou shalt make thy seed to/. 
 66. 14. your bones shall/. like an herb 
 E’-ek 17. 24. 1 the L. have made the dry tree to/, 
 FLOURISHED. 
 
 Cant. 6. 11. 1 went down to see whether the vine/. 
 Phil. 4. 10. your care of me hath /, again 
 FLOURISHEIH. 
 
 Psal. 90.6. in the morning it /. and groweth up 
 103. 15. as a flower of the field, so he/. 
 
 FLOURISHING. ^ 
 
 Psal 92. 14. in old age, they shall be fat and/. 
 Cant. 2. t 9. he looketh forth,/, through the lattice 
 Han. 4. 4. I was at rest, and /. in my palace 
 FI.OW. 
 
 JobQO. 28. hisgocdsshall /. away inday ofhis wratn 
 Psal. 147.18. he causeth the wind blow,and watersj. 
 Cant. 4.16. that the spices thereof may/, out 
 Isa. 2. 2. and all nations shall /. unto it 
 48 21. he caused waters to/, out ot the rock 
 60! 5. then thou shalt see and f. together 
 64.1. mountains might/, down at thy presence 
 Jer .31 12. shall/. to the goodness ot the Lord 
 51! 44. nations shall not/, together any more to him 
 Joels. 18. in that day the hills shall / inth milk, 
 and the rivers ot Judah shall J. with watere 
 Mic. 4.1. the people shall /. tc the nioiintain ot J.. 
 JohnT. 38. out or his belly shall/, living water 
 FT-C)\V 1*.D. 
 
 .Tosh. 4. 18. Jordan /. over all his banks 
 Judg 5. + 5. the mountains/, betore the l.ord 
 Isa 64 3. the mountains f. down at thy presence 
 Lam 3.54. the waters/, over mine head, then 1 said 
 FLONVEIH. 
 
 lev "0. 24. a land that /. w ith milk and honey, 
 Num. 1.3. 27.1 14. 8.1 16. 13. 14. Deut. 6. 3. 
 111. 9.1 26. 15.1 27. 3.1 31. 20. Josh. 5. 6. 
 
 171 
 
F O L 
 
 F O L 
 
 FOL 
 
 FLOWIKCt. 
 
 Exod. 3. 8. to I)rin>r them to a land/. witli milk and 
 lioney, I7.1 13. 5. 133. 3. Jer. 11. 5. 1 32. 22. 
 Ezek. 20. 6, 15. 
 
 Vrov. 18. 4. the well spring of wisdom as a/, brook 
 Isa. (10. 12. the glory ot the Clentiles like a J'. stream 
 Jcr. 18. 14. or sliall the cold /. waters be forsaken r 
 4y. 4. wherelore gloriest thou in thy/, valley 
 FI.OUIl. 
 
 Exod. 29. 2. of wheaten /. shalt thou make them 
 
 I. cv. 2. 2. lie shall take his handful of tlie /. 6. 15. 
 EJiati. 28. 5. and a tenth part of an ephali of/, for 
 
 a meat-olfering, 20, 28. I 29. 3, 9, 14. 
 Judg. 6. 19. cakes of an ephali of/. 1 .'Sam. 1. 24. 
 
 1 kia?ii 28. 21. she took f. and kneaded it, 2 .!>'«?«. 13.8. 
 £ 6am. I7. 28. brought f. pan hed corn, and beans 
 6ee Dkao, 1 ini;. 
 
 FI,0\v I' K. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 33. the increase sliall die in/, of their aee 
 1 Cor. 7. 30. if she pass /. of her age and need reciuire 
 FJX)V/FR. 
 
 Exod. 25. 33. with knop and J'. in one branch, .37. 19. 
 Jofi 14. 2. he cometh forth as a/. and is cut down 
 
 15. 33. he shall cast off his f. as the olive 
 JVa/. 103. 15. as a/. of field, so he doiirisheth 
 Isa. 18. 5. and the sour grape is ripening in the/. 
 28. 1. whose glorious beauty is a fading /. 4. 
 
 40. 6. the goodliness thereof is as the /'. of the field 
 7./. fadeth,8. Ne/i. 1.4. Jam. 1.10, 11.1 Pet. 1.24. 
 FLOWERS. 
 
 Exod. 25. 31. his/, shall be of tlie same, .37-17. 
 
 .37. 20. made like almonds, his knops and his/. 
 JSzan. 8. 4. to the /. thereof was beaten work 
 1 Kings 0.18. cedar of the house within w as carved 
 with knops and open /. 29. 32, .35. 1 7. 26, 49. 
 £ Chr. 4. 5. like the brim of a cup with/, of lilies 
 21. the /. lamps, and tongs made be of gold 
 Cant. 2. 12. the /. appear on earth, time of singing 
 
 5.13. his cheeks are as a bed of spices, as sweet /. 
 FLOWERS. 
 
 Lev. 15. 24. if her/, be upon him, he shall be unclean 
 33. of her that is sick of her /. of him with issue 
 FLUTE, S. 
 
 1 Kings 1. + 40. all people piped with/. and rejoiced 
 Jia^i. 3. 5. when ye hear the sound of the /. 7.10,15. 
 FLUTTERE'lIl. 
 
 Dent. 32. 11. as an eagle /. over her young 
 FI U.X. 
 
 Acts 28.8. the father of Publius lay sick of a /. 
 FLY. 
 
 Isa. 7.18. the Lord shall hiss for the f. in Egypt 
 FLY, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 1. 20. and fowl that mav /. above the earth 
 1 Sam. 15.19. but didst /. on tne spoil, and didst evil 
 £ Sam. 22. 11. he rode upon a cherub, and did f. 
 
 and was seen on wings of the wind, Psal. 18.10. 
 Job 5. 7- man born to trouble as siJarks/. upward 
 39. 26. doth the hawk f. by thy wisdom ' 
 
 Psal. 18. 10. he did /. upon the wings of the wind 
 55. 6. for then would 1 /. away, and be at rest 
 90. 10. for it is soon cut off, and we/, away 
 I^rov. 2.3. 5. riches /. away as an eagle to heaven 
 Isa. 6.2. each had six wings, and with twain he dici/. 
 
 II. 14. but they shall /. upon shoulders of Philist. 
 ffO. 8. who are these that/. as a cloud, and as doves 
 
 Jer. 48. 40. behold, he shall/. as an eagle 
 I'.zek. 13. 20. ye hunt the souls to make" them /. 
 Van. 9. 21. Gab. being caused to j. swiftly, touched 
 Jlos. 9.11. their glory shall /. away like a bird 
 JIab. 1.8. they shall/, as the eagle that hasteth to eat 
 Eev. 14. 6. 1 saw' another angel/, in midst of heaven 
 19.17. to all the fowls that/, in the midst of heaven 
 See P'lei., Fi.ieth. 
 
 PLY IF (if. [thing 
 
 Eev. 11. 21. these may ye eat of every f. creeping 
 
 2.3. but all other/, creeping things an’abomination 
 Psal. 148. 10. all cattle and /. fowl, praise the J.ord 
 Pruv. 26. 2. as swallow' by /. so the curse cau.seless 
 I'M. 14. 29. and his fruit shall be a fiery/. serpent 
 
 30. 6. from whence come viper and fiery /. ser])ent 
 
 31. 5. as birds/, so wdll the Lord defend Jerusalem 
 Zech.b. 1. 1 looked, and behold, a f. roll, 2. 
 llev. 4. 7. the fourth beast was like'a/. eagle 
 
 8. 13. heard an angel /. thro’ the midst of heaven 
 FGAL, S. 
 
 Gen. .32.15. Jacob took ten bulls, twentj' asses, ten/. 
 49. 11. binding his /. to the vine, and liis ass's colt 
 Zech. 9. 9. upon a colt the/, of an ass. Mat. 21. 5. 
 FOAM. 
 
 Hos. 10.7. the king of .Samai ia is cut off as /. 
 FOAMETH. 
 
 Jl/arPg.lS./. and gnasheth with his teeth, I.uke 9.39. 
 POAMIFG. 
 
 Mark 9. 20. he fell on the ground and wallowed, f. 
 Jnde 13. raging waves of sea,/, out their own shame 
 FODDER. 
 
 Job 6. 5. or loweth the ox over his/. 
 
 FOES. 
 
 I Citron. 21. 12. or to be destroyed before thy/. 
 Esth. 9. 16. the Jews slew- of their/. 75,000 
 Psal. 27. 2. mine enemies and/. came upon me 
 30.1. thou hast not made my /. to rejoice over me 
 89.23. 1 will beatdow'n his /. before bis face 
 Mat. 10. 36. a man’s/. shall be they ()f his household 
 Acts 2. 35. until 1 make thy /. tin' footstool 
 FOLD. 
 
 Ileb. 1.12. as a vesture shalt thou /. them up 
 FOLD. 
 
 Isa. 13.20. shall the shepherds make their/, there 
 65, 10. Shai on shall be/. for Hocks, valley’ of Ach( 
 Ezek. 34. 14. on the mountains shall their J'. be 
 J\lic. 2. 12. as the flock in the midst of their J. 
 Hab. 3. 17. the flock shall be cut off from the f. 
 Jliar.13. 8. brought forth fruit, some an hundrc 
 some sixty, some thirty /. 2.3. Mark 4. 8, 2 
 19. 29. hath forsaken houses, shall receive 100/. 
 JuhnXO. 16. and other sheep 1 have, wliich are not 
 thisy. and there shall be one/, and one shephei 
 . FOLDS. 
 
 A wn?. 32. 24. build yef. for your sheep, .36. 
 
 Isal. 50. 9. J will take no he-goats out of thy/. 
 Jer. 23. 3^1^ will bring them ag ain to their /. 
 
 Zcph. 2. 6. the sea-coa.st shall be/. for flocks 
 J (ILDEN. 
 
 'Nah. 1. 10. while they be/, together as thorns 
 FOLDLJ II. 
 
 Eccl.A. 5. the fool /. his bands together and eateth 
 FOJ.Dl.NG. 
 
 1 Kings 6. .3t. tb.e two leaves of one door were /. 
 Prov. 6.10. a little/. of the hands to sleep, 24. 33. 
 FOl.K. 
 
 Gen. 33.15. let me now leave with thee some of the/. 
 y-’/or. .30. 26. the c onies are but a feeble/. yet make 
 Jer. 51.58. the shall labour in lire and he weary 
 Ma k 6. 5. he laid his hands uiion a few sic k/. 
 John 5. .3. in these lay a multitude of imfiolent /. 
 xlcts. 5.16. a multitude round about, bringing sick/. 
 FGLI.OW 
 
 Signifies, [1] To come after one that goeth before, 
 as servants come after their masters, 1 .''am. 
 25. 27. l et it be given to the young men 
 that follow my lord. [2) To imitate, or do as 
 another gives ns an example. Mat. 16. 24. Let 
 him take up his cross, and follow me. 1 Cor. 
 11. 1. Be ye Idllow'ers of me, even as 1 am of 
 (.'hrist. [3] To believe and obey, John 10. 27. 
 ]\ly sheep hear my voice, and they follow me. 
 And in all passages uhere men ate said to fol¬ 
 low strange gods, it signifies, to pint trust in 
 them, to rely upon them, and yield them .<,er- 
 vice. 1 Kings 18. 21. if Baal be God, then 
 follow him. Jndg. 2. 12. 'J hey forsook the 
 J.ord, and follo'^ed other gods. [4] To side, 
 or take part with, 2 Sam. 2. 10. 2 Kings 11. 
 
 16. [5] To endeavour ajter, and p.ursue with 
 great desire and diligence. Phil. 3. 12. But 1 
 follow after, if that 1 may apprehend that for 
 which 1 am apprehended of Christ Jesus. [6] 
 To die with one. John 13. 36. Thou canst not 
 follow me now, that is, bear me company in 
 my sufferings, and die rcith me. To follow the 
 I^amb, liev. 14. 4. These are they that follow the 
 J amb : that keep close to Cbrist in all his ordi- 
 tMnces : are led by his word and Spit it, and depend 
 upon the virtue and merit of his sacrifice alone for 
 pardon and acceptance, and not on saints, or their 
 own merits, as the followers of antichrist do. 
 
 Gen. 24.8. if the woman will not be willing to/, thee 
 
 44. 4. Joseph said, up,/, after the men 
 
 Exod. 11. 8. get thee out, and people that/, thee 
 J4.4. 1 will harden Pharaoh that he shall /. them 
 
 17. and the Fgyidians shall f. them 
 
 21.22. if hurt a woman, and yet no mischief/. 
 
 23. and if an}' mischief/, then life for life 
 
 2.3. 2. thou shalt not /. a multitude to do evil 
 Veut. 16. 20. what is altogether just shalt thou/. 
 
 18. 22. if the thing/, not, nor come to pass 
 Judg. 9. 3. their hearts inclined to /. Abimelech 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 27- it be given young men, who/. my lord 
 .30, 21. so taint that they' could not/. Da\ ici 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 9. among the people that /. Absalom 
 
 1 h trigs 19. 20. let me kiss father, then 1 will/, tliee 
 Psal. 38. 20. because 1 /. the thing that good is 
 
 45. 14. the virgins her companions that/. her 
 94. 15. all the upright in heart shall f. it 
 119. 150. they draw nigh that/, after mischief 
 
 Isa. 5. 11. that they may'/, strong drink 
 51. 1. hearken, ye that/, after righteousness 
 Jer. 17.16. 1 hastened from being a pastor to f. thee 
 42. 16. the famine shall /. close after you 
 Ezek. 13. 3. the prophets that f. their own spirit 
 Vos. 2. 7- and she shall/. after her lovers 
 6. 3. we sliall know, if we /. on to know the J.ord 
 Mat. 8. 19. Master, 1 will /. thee, Luke 9. .37 61. 
 Mark 16. 17. these signs f. tliem that believe 
 Luke 17. 2.3. go not after them, nor/, them 
 22. 49. when they about him saw' w hat wou ./ 
 John 10. 5. and a stranger will they not/. 
 
 13. 37. Peter said. Lord, why cannot 1 /. thee now'.^ 
 Actsti. 24. all the prophets from Samuel, and that/. 
 Horn. 14.19. let ns/, things that make for peace” 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 1. /. after charity, desire spiritual gifts 
 Plitl- 3.12. but 1 /. after, if that 1 may apprehend 
 
 1 Thess. 5.15. but ever/, that which is good 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 7. foryoursel. know how' ye ought to/. us 
 9. to make ourselves an ensample to you to/, us 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 24. and some men they' /'. after 
 6.11. O man of God, 9'. righteousness, 2 Tim. 2. 22. 
 Ileb. 12. 14./. jieace with'all men, and holiness 
 13. 7. whose faith /. considering the end 
 
 1 Pet. 1.11. when it testified the glory that should f. 
 
 2. 21. an example, that ye should/, his steps 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 2. many shall /. their periiicious way's 
 
 .3 John 11. /. not that which is evil, but what is good 
 licv. 14. 4. these are they that f. the J.amb 
 13. blessed are dead in J.onf, that they may rest 
 from their labours, and their works do /."them 
 FOLT.OW him. 
 
 1 Rings 18. 21. if the J.ord be God,/, him 
 Mark 5. 37. and he suffered no man to f. him 
 6.1. be went out thence, and his disciples /, him 
 I.uke 22.10./. him into the house, Mark 14. 13. 
 John 10. 4. he goeth before, and the sheep f. him 
 F0I.,I,0\V me. 
 
 Gen. 24.5. the worn, will not be w'illing to/, me, 39. 
 Judg. 3. 28. Ehud said unto them,/, after me 
 8. 5. give bread, 1 ))ray,to the people that/. me 
 
 1 Rings 20. 10. for handfuls for the people that/, me 
 
 2 A ings 6. 19./. me, 1 will bring you to man ye seek 
 Ps. 2.3. 6. goodness and mercy shall/. menW iny life 
 Mar. 4. 19. Jesus saith,/. me and 1 w ill make you 
 
 fishers of nien, 8. 22. [9.9. Mark 2. U. Luke b. 21. 
 16.24. let him deny himself anti take up his cross 
 and f. me, Mark 8. .34. 1 10. 21. Luke 9. 23. 
 19.21. sell that thou hast, f. me, Luke 18. 22. 
 Luke<). bf he said,/, me, John 1. 43. I 21. 22. 
 
 John 10. 27. my sheep hear my voice and/, me 
 
 12. 2(j. it any man will serve’me, let him/, me 
 
 13. 36. thou canst not /. ms now, but afterwards 
 Acts 12. 8. cast thy garment about thee, and /. me 
 
 Followed. 
 
 Gen. 24. 61. Pebekah and her damsels/. the man 
 .32.19. so commanded he all that /. the droves 
 Kum. 32.12. they have wholly/, the L. Veut. 1. 36. 
 
 Dcut. 4. 3. for all the men that /. Baal-peor 
 11. to. swallowe<l the substance which/. them 
 Josh. 6. 8. and the ark of the covenant J. them 
 
 14. 8. but 1 wholly /. the Lord my God, 9. 14. 
 Judg. 2. 12. they forsook the Lord and /. other gods 
 9. 49. cut down his boueband/. Abimelech 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 22. they/, hard attertlie Philisunes 
 
 17.13. Jesse’s three sons/. .Vaul to battle, 14. 
 
 31.2. J’hilistines/. .Saul, 2 Sam. 1.6. 1 Chr. 10. 2. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 10. but the house of Judah/. David 
 
 3. .31. and king David himself/, the bier 
 
 17. 23. Aliitliophel saw bis counsel was not/. 
 
 20. 2. Israel /. Sheba the son of I'.ichri 
 
 1 Kings 12. 20. there w as none that/. house of David 
 16. 21. half of the people/. 1 ibni, half/. Omri, 22. 
 18.18. have forsaken the Lord, thou hast /. Baalim 
 
 20. 19. came out, and the army w liich f. them 
 
 2 Kings .3. 9. w-as no water for the cattle that /. them 
 
 4. 30. Elisha arose and /. her 
 
 5. 21. so Gehazi /. after F aaman, is all well ? 
 
 9. 27. Jehu/, alter Ahaziah, and said, smite him 
 
 13. 2. .lehoahaz/. sins of Jeroboam son of Febat 
 17- 15. and they/, vanity, and became \ain 
 
 Psal. 68. 25. the play ersou instruments /. after 
 Ezek. 10. 11. whither the head looked, they/, it 
 Atmis 7. 15. the Lord took me as 1/. the nock 
 Mat.oi.bb. many wdmen which/. Jes. from Galilee 
 Mark 10. 28. w e left all and /. thee, Luke 18. 28. 
 
 .32. were amazed, and as they/, they were afraid 
 Luke 22. 54. they took him, and Peter/. afar off 
 Actslb.4b. religious proselytes/. I'aul and Barnab, 
 16. 17. the same /. Paul and us, and cried 
 Pom. 9. 30. (lentiles who f. not after ri,7hteousneS5 
 31. who /. after the law of righteousness 
 1 Cor. 10. 4. they drank of that rock that /. them 
 
 1 7'?/;7.5.10. if she have diligently/, every good work 
 
 2 Pet. 1.16. we havenot/. cunningly devised fables 
 Pev. 6.8. his name was Death, and hell /. with him 
 
 8. 7- there/, hail and fire mingled with blood 
 14.8. and there/, another angel, saying, Baby Ion is 
 
 9. and the third angel f. them, saying, if any man 
 FOLLDWED him. 
 
 Num. 16. 25. Moses rose up. the elders of Jsr. /. him 
 Judg. 9. 4. hired vain and light persons vtho t.hirn 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 7- and all the people/. him trembling 
 
 2 Sam. 11.8. there /. him a mess of meat from the k. 
 Mat. 4.20. they left their nets and/. him, Mark 1.18, 
 
 22. they immediately left the snip and /. him 
 
 25. and there/, him great multitudes of people, 
 
 8. 1.1 12. 15. 119. 2. 1 20. 29. Mark 2. 15, 
 
 ( 5. 24. Luke 2.3. 27- John 6. 2. 
 
 8.2.3. when entered, his disciples J. him, I.uke 22.39, 
 9.27. two blind men/. him, ciying, and saying 
 26. 58. but Peter/, him afar off, Mark\4. 54. 
 
 Mark 14. 51. there/, him a certain young man 
 i.uke b. 11. they forsook all and f. him, 28. 
 
 7. 9. Jesus said to the people that /. /d'wi, not found 
 Acts 12. 9. Peter went out and /. /ffw and wist not 
 Pev. 19. 14. the armies /. him on white horses 
 FOLLOWED me. 
 
 Kum. 14. 24. my servant Caleb hath/, me fully 
 
 32. 11. because they have not wholly/, me 
 
 1 Kings 14. 8. David who/. me with all his heart 
 hell. 4. 2.3. nor the men of the guard which/, me 
 Mat. 19. 28. ye that/. me in the regeneration 
 
 FOLJ.OW EDSl. 
 
 Ruth 3. 10. thou /. not young men, poor or rich 
 FOLJ.OWER. 
 
 2 Tim. 3.110. hast been adiliger-t /. of my doctrine 
 
 FOLLOWEHS. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. i6. have begotten you through the gos])el 
 1 beseech you, be /. of me, 11. 1. Phti.b. 17. 
 Eph. 5. 1. be ye /. of God as dear children 
 1 Thess. 1. 6. ye became/, of us and of tlie Lord 
 2. 14. for ye becirme /. of the churclies of God 
 Ileb.6.^2. be/, of them who thro’ laith inherit prom. 
 
 1 Pet. 3.13. if ye be /. of that which is good 
 
 .FOLJXlWEril. 
 
 2 A ings 11.15. him that/. her be killed,2 C/m. 23.14. 
 Ps. 63.8. my soul /. hard after thee, hand upholds 
 J^rov. 12.11. but he that /. vain persons, 28. 19. 
 
 15. 9. he loveth him that/, righteousness, 21. 21. 
 Isa. 1.2.3. every' one loveth gifts and /. attei rewarcls 
 Ezek. 16. .34. none/, fheeto commit whoredoms 
 Vos. 12.1. Ephraim' feeds on w ind,/, after east-wind 
 Mat. 10. .38. he that taketh not up Ins cross and /. me 
 Mark 9. 38. because he /. not us, Luke 9. 49. 
 
 John 8.12. he that /. me shall not walk in darkness 
 l OLLONt IFG. 
 
 Gen. 41.31. plenty not knoxvn by reason of famine f. 
 Deut. 7. 4. they will turn av ay thy son from /. mo 
 12. 30. take heed thou be not snared by/, them 
 Josh. 22. 16. from /. the J.ord, 18. 2.3,'29. 1 Sam. 
 
 12. 20. 2 Kings 17. 21. 2 Chr. 25. 27. I .34. 33. 
 Judg. 2.19. corrupted in f. other gods to serve tliein 
 Puth 1.16. or to return from/, after thee 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 14. if ye continue /. the J.ord your God 
 
 14. 40. Saul went up from /. the Philistines 
 15.11. Saul is turned back from /. me 
 
 24. 1. when Saul was returned from/. Philistines 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 19. Asahel turned not from /. Abner, .30. 
 
 26. bid the people return from J'. their brethren 
 7 . 8. 1 took tliee from J. the sheej), to be ruler over 
 
 my people, i Chron. 17. 7. Psal. 78. 71. 
 
 1 Rings 1.7. and they/. Adonijah, helped him 
 
 9. 6. but it yoi! shall at all turn from f. me 
 
 21. 26. Aliab did very abominably in/, idols 
 Psal. 48.13. that ye liiay tell it to the generation/. 
 
 109.13. _ingenerat. /. let their name be blotted out 
 Rlark 16. 20. and confirming the word w ith signs/. 
 Luke 13.3.3. 1 must walk to-morrow, and the day/. 
 John 1. 38. then Jesus turned and saw them f. 
 
 43. the day/. || 0.22. the day f.when the people saw 
 £1.20. Peter seeth the disciple w horn Jesus loved/. 
 Acts 21. 1. we came the day/, unto Rhodes, 18. 
 
 2.3. 11. and the night /, the J.ord stood by him 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 15. are gone astrav./. the way'of Balaam 
 
 FOLI.'Y. 
 
 Gen. 34. 7. because Shechem had wTought/. in Jsr 
 Deut. 22. 21. she wrought/. by playing the where 
 Josh. 7 . 15. because Achan wrought/. in Israel 
 Judg. 19. 23. nay, 1 pray' you. do not this/. 
 
FOO 
 
 F O O 
 
 Judo 19 + 24 . to this man do not the matter of this/. 
 on h they have committed lewdness and/in Isr. 
 
 "l6 according- to the /. that they wrought in Isr. 
 
 1 Sam 25 25. JSabal is his name, andy. is with him 
 o Sam' 13. 12. my brother, do not thou tins/. 
 
 Job 1. + 22. in all this Job attributed not / to God 
 
 4. 18. behold, his angels he charged with/. 
 
 24 12. yet God layeth not /. to them 
 42 8. lest I deal with you after your/. 
 
 Psal. 49. 13. this their way is theii/. yet posterity 
 85 8. but let tliem not turn again to/. 
 
 Prov. 5.23. in the greatness ot his/, he shall go astray 
 13.16. but a fool layeth open his/. 
 
 14 8. but the /. of fools is deceitful 
 
 18 . the simple inherit /, but prudent are crowned 
 54 crown ot* wise is riches, toolishness or tools is j. 
 on. but he that is hasty of spirit exaltetii /., 
 
 15. 21. /• is joy to him that is destitute Ot wisdom 
 
 16 * 22 . but the instruction of fools is/. 
 it" 12. let a bear meet rather than a tool in his /. 
 
 18 13. before he hearetli it, it is^. and shame to him 
 56* 4. answer not a fool accord, to liis /. lest like him 
 
 5. ans. a fool accord, to Ins/, lest wise in conceit 
 
 11. as dog to vomit, so a fool returneth to his/, 
 
 Pcci. 1.17. 1 gave my heart to know wisdoni and/. 
 
 2 3* I'sought in my heart to lay hold on/. 
 
 12. turned to behold /. || 13. wisdom excelleth/. 
 
 7 25 1 applied to know the wickedness ot/. 
 
 lb. l’. so doth a little /. him that is in reputation 
 
 6. '/. is set in great dignity, rich sit in low place 
 Jsa. 9. 17 . an evil doer, and every mouth speaketh /. 
 Jer '. 23.13. 1 have seen /'. in the prophets ot Samar. 
 Hos. 2.'+10.1 will discov. her/, in sight ot her lovers 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 1. ye could hear with me a little m my /. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 9. their/, shall be made manifest to all men 
 
 FOOD. 
 
 Gen. 2.9. every tree pleasant and that is good for /. 
 
 3. 6. the woman saw the tree was good tor /. 
 
 6 ‘’1 take thou to thee of all f. that is eaten 
 
 41. 35. let them gather all/, of those good years 
 
 42. 7 . come to buy/. 10. I 43. 2, 4, 20, 22. | 4/ 2o. 
 
 33. take /. for the famine of your households 
 
 44 1 he commanded to fill the sacks with/. 
 
 47 24. for your/, and for/, for your little ones 
 Exod. 21.10. her/, shall not be diminished 
 Lev. 3. 11. the /. of the offering made by fire, 16. 
 
 19. 23. shall have planted all manner of trees tor /. 
 
 21 t 17 . not approach to offer the/, ot his God 
 22. 7 . shall eat of holy things, because it is Ins /. 
 
 JJeui. 10.18. the stranger, in giving him/, and raim. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 24. cursed that eateth/. till evening, 28. 
 
 2 Sam. 9 .10. thatthy master’s son may have /. to eat 
 
 1 Kino-s- 5. 9 . my desire, in giving/. tor niy househ. 
 11. Solom. gave Hiram wheat for/, to his househ. 
 
 JVe/i. 9.+ 25. they possessed trees of/, in abundance 
 Job 03 12. thy words more than my necessary /. 
 
 24 . 5 .wilderness yieldeth/.for them and children 
 38. 41. who provideth for the raven his/. 
 
 40 20. surely the mountains bring him forth /. 
 
 Psa/. 78.25. man did eat angels’/, he sent thern meat 
 104.14. he may bring forth /. out of the earth 
 136.25. who giveth//to all flesh, his mercy tor ever 
 146.' 7 . the Lord who giveth /. to the hungry 
 147 9. he giveth to the beast his /. to young ravens 
 Pror. 6. 8. the ant gathereth her/, m harvest 
 1.3.23. much /. is in the tillage of tlie poor 
 
 27 . 27 . thou shalt have goats’ milk enough for thy/, 
 
 28. 3. is like a sweeping rain which leave.tb no/. 
 
 30. 8. feed me with /. convenient tor me 
 
 31. 14. like ships, she bringeth her /, from afar 
 Ezeic. 16. 27 . I have diminished thine oroinary'/. 
 
 48. 18. the increase thereof shall be for /. to them 
 yJctr 14. 17 . fruitful seasons, fillingour hearts with /. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 .10. both minister bread tor your/. 
 
 1 6.8. having/, and raiment, let us be content 
 
 Jam. 2. 15. if naked and destitute ot daily /. 
 
 FOOL, 
 
 Folly, Foolishness, are to be understood not only 
 according to their natural and literal meaning^ 
 for one loho is an idiot, or a very weak man, and 
 for the discourses and notions of fools and mad¬ 
 men ; hut in the language of Scripture, especially 
 in the book e/Proverbs, fool is the usual character 
 of the sinner, and folly and foolishness are jmt 
 for sin. Psal. 38. 5. My wmunds stink, and are 
 corrupt, because of my foolishness, my sin. And 
 in Psal. 69. 5. O God, thou knowest my foolish¬ 
 ness. Solomon sets the fool in opposition to the 
 prudent man. Prov. 13. 16. Every prudent man 
 dealeth with knowledge ; but a fool layeth open 
 his folly. For as by prudence a man so governs 
 himself, and regulates his actions, as to avoid 
 impending evils, and to obtain that good which 
 is suitable to his necessities: so it is the effect 
 of folly, not to foresee evils to prevent them, 
 and to neglect the season of obtaining what is 
 good. 
 
 In Prov. 13. 20. Solomon opposes the fool to the 
 wise man. He that walketh with wise men, shall 
 '>e wise; but a companion of fools shall be de¬ 
 stroyed. As it is With relation to the affairs of 
 this life; the man of prudence and conduct in 
 his affairs, who takes the best method of managing 
 things to his own, his family^, and friend's, or 
 any .society's reputation, comfort, and advantage, 
 and who minds his business more than his plea¬ 
 sure, is the wise man; and the inconsiderate, 
 heedless, slothful man, who neglects the principal 
 affairs of life, or goes into improper or unlikely 
 methods of managing them to advantage, or who 
 minds his pleasure more than his business, is 
 the fool for this world; so it is with respect to 
 another world: the truly wise man is he who 
 proposes the things of God, and the everlasting 
 interest of his immortal soul, as his highest end, 
 and pursues them with the utmost care and dili¬ 
 gence, in the way of God's appointment through 
 Jesus Christ our only Saviour ; and who seeks 
 all things else with less solicitude and concern, 
 and in subordination to these. And the fool, 
 on the other hand, is he, who makes something 
 in this world his highest end and aim, and 
 
 spends his chief time and care, concern and la¬ 
 bour, about it, to the neglect of the infinitely 
 higher interests of God's glory and his own sml's 
 everlasting happiness, tio that the highest tolly 
 is justly charged upon every wilful impenitent 
 
 Such also are called by the name of fools, who, 
 though they be godly, yet have mueh ignorance and 
 unbelief remaining in them. O tools, and stow 
 of heart to believe, says our Saviour to the di.s- 
 ciples that were going to Emmaus, Luke 24. 2o. 
 And it is the character of all men, as they are 
 born possessed of natural ignorance and corrup¬ 
 tion.- lit. 3. 3. We ourselves were sometimes 
 foolish. The Apostle says, 1 Cor. 4. 10. We are 
 fools for Christ’s sake: that is, we are accounted 
 so by the wise men of the world. And in Horn. 1. 
 
 22. he says. Professing themselves to be wise, 
 they became fools : that is. While they pretended 
 to, and boasted of, more than ordinary wisuom, 
 their learned men being at first usually called 
 sophists, or wise men, though afterwards philo¬ 
 sophers, they entertained and -tented many gross 
 and absurd opinions and practices, and so shewed 
 themselves to he real fools. The same apostle says, 
 in 1 Cor. 1. 18. 1 lie preaching of the cross is to 
 them that perish foolishne*ss. The doctrine of 
 Christ crucified, to purchase eternal salvation for 
 believers, is by unbelievers, that judge only accord¬ 
 ing to carnal reason and sense, accounted an ab¬ 
 surd, ridiculous, impossible thing, and which tione 
 in their wits will believe, according to the princi¬ 
 ples of their philosophy. And in 1 Cor. 2. 14. 
 The things of God are foolishne.ss to the natural 
 man. Recounts them the mo.tt foolish things in 
 the world ; he looks upon them as either trifling and 
 impertinent; or as containing means and ends 
 disproportionate ; or as undesirable in comparison 
 of what may be set up in competition with them. 
 
 1 Aam. 26. 21. behold I have played the /. and erred 
 Psal. 14. 1. the/, hath said in his heart, 53. 1. 
 
 49. 10. likewise the/, and brutish person perish 
 92 . 6. neither doth a /'. understand this 
 Prov. 10. 8. but a prating/, shall tall, 10. 
 
 23. it is a sport to a/, to do mischief 
 
 11. 29. the/, shall be servant to the wise of heart 
 
 12. 15. the way of a/, is right in his own eyes 
 
 16. a/.wrath is presently known, but prudent nian 
 13.16. wise man feareth, but/, layeth open his folly 
 
 14. 16. but the /. rageth and is confident 
 
 15. 5. a/. despiseth his father’s instruction 
 
 17 . 7 . excellent speech becometh not a/'. 
 
 10. areproof more than a hundred stripes into a/. 
 12. let a bear meet a man rather than/, in his folly 
 16. why is a price in hand of a/, to get wisdom ? 
 
 21. he that begetteth a /. doth it to his sorrow 
 28. a/, when he holdeth his peace is counted wise 
 
 18. 2. a/, hath no delight in understanding 
 
 6. /'. lips enter into content.moutli calls for strokes 
 
 7 . a/’. mouth is his destruction, lips a snare 
 20 . 3 . but every /. will be meddling 
 
 26. 4. answer not a/. I1 5. answer a/. 
 
 8. so is he that giveth honour to a/. 
 
 10. the great G. rewardeth the/', and transgressors 
 
 11. as a'dog so a/. returneth to his folly 
 
 27 . 3. but a/, wrath is heavier than them both 
 
 22. thouiili thou shouldest bray a/', in a mortar 
 29 . 11 ./. uttereth all his mind, but a wise man keeps 
 
 Eccl. 2. 14. but tlie /'. walketh in darkness 
 
 15. as ithappeneth to the/', so even to me 
 
 16 . is no remembrance of wise man more than of/, 
 ly. who knoweth whether he be wise or a/. / 
 
 4. 5. the/. foldeth his hands together, eats his flesh 
 
 5. 3. a/, voice is known by multitude ot words 
 
 6. 8. for what hath the wise more than the /. ? 
 
 10.2. at right hand, but a/. heart is at his left hand 
 14. /. is full of words, man cannot tell what to be 
 Jer. 17 . 11. and at his end he shall be a/. 
 
 Mat. 5. 22. whosoever shall say, thou/, be m danger 
 Luke VI. 20./. this night thy soul shall be required 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 18. let him become a/, that he may be wise 
 15. 36. thou /. that thou sowest is not quickened 
 
 2 Cor. 11.16.1 say again, let no man think me a/. 
 
 12. 6. tho’ 1 would desire to glory, shall not be a/. 
 11.1 am become a/, in glorying, ye compelled me 
 
 As a FOOL. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 33. David said, died Abner asaf. dieth ? 
 Prov. 7 . 22. as a f. to the correction ot the stocks 
 Eccl. 2. 16. how‘dieth the wise man ' as the f. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 16 . if otherwise, yet as a f. receive me 
 
 23. are they ministers ? 1 speak asaf. 1 am more 
 For a FOOL. 
 
 Prov. 19 .10. delight is not seemly/ar af. 
 
 24. 7 . wisdom is too higii/or a f. opens not mouth 
 26 . 1 . so honour is not seemly/er«/. 
 
 3. a bridle for the ass, and a rod for thef. back 
 30. 22. for a f. wlien he is filled with meat 
 2s a FOO L. 
 
 Prov. 10. 18. he that uttereth a slander is af. 
 
 19 . 1 . than lie that is perverse in Ids lips, and is a/. 
 28 26. he that trusteth in his own heart is af. 
 Eccl. 10 . 3 . when he that is a /'. walketh, his wisdom 
 faileth him, he saith to every one that he as af. 
 IIos. 9 . 7 . the prophet is a /.the spiritual man is mad 
 
 1 'Tim. 6. + 4. he is a f. and knoweth nothing 
 Of a FOOL. 
 
 Prov. 12.15. the way of af. is right in jus own eyes 
 
 17 . 21 . and the. father of a f. hath no joy 
 
 24. the eyeso/ a f. are in the ends ot the earth 
 23. 0. speak notin the ears of a /. he will despise 
 26. 6. he that sendeth a message by the hand of af. 
 
 12. there is more hope of a f. than ot him. 29. 20. 
 Eccl. 7 . 6. as crackling of thorns, so laughter e/Me/. 
 10. 12. but the lips of a /'. w'ill swallow up himself 
 FOOLS. 
 
 2 Sam. 13.13. thou shalt be as one of the/, in Israel 
 Job 12. 17 . and he maketli the judges /'. 
 
 .30.8. they were children of/, children of base men 
 Psal. 75 . 4. 1 said to the /. (leal not foolishly 
 94 . 8. and ye/', when will ye be wise ' ^ , 
 
 107 . 17 . /. because of their transgress, are afliicted 
 I^rov. 1 . 7 . but f. despise wisdom and instruction 
 
 FOO 
 
 Prov. 1.22. how long, ye /..will ye hate knowledge? 
 32 and the prosperity of/, shall destroy them 
 3. .3'5. but shame shall be the promotion of/'. 
 
 8. 5. and ye/, be ye of an understanding lieart 
 10. 21. but /'. die for want of wisdom • 
 
 12. 23. but the heart of/', proclaimeth toolishness 
 13. 19 . but it is abomination to/', to depart from evil 
 
 20. but a companion of/, shall be destroyed 
 
 14. 8. folly of/, is deceit |1 9./. make a mock at sin 
 24. crown of wise is riches, toolishness of/, is lolly 
 .33. what is in the midst of/', is made known 
 
 15. 2. the mouth of/, poureth out toolishness 
 14. the mouth of/', f'eedeth on foolishness 
 
 16. 22. but the instruction of/', is folly 
 
 19. 29 . stripes are prepared for the back of/. 
 
 26. 7 . so is a parable in the mouth of/'. 9. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 1. more ready to hear, than give sacrifice off. 
 
 4 . he hath no pleasure in/, pay what hast vowed 
 
 7 . 4 . but the heart of/', is in the house of mirth 
 
 5. than for a man to hear the song off. 
 
 9. be not hasty, for anger resteth in the bosom off, 
 
 9. 17 . more than cry ot him that ruleth among/'. 
 Isa. 19 . 11. surely the princes of Zoan are/. 13. 
 
 35. 8. way-faring men, tho’/'. shall not err therein 
 Mat. 23. 17 . ye/', and blind, whether is greater, 19 . 
 
 I.uke 11 40. ye/, did not he that made tliat without 
 24.25. O/. and slow of heart to believe the prophets 
 Rom, 1. 22. professing to be wise, they became/. 
 
 1 Cor 4. 10 . we are/'. tor Christ’s sake, ye wise in C. 
 
 2 Cor 11 . 19 . for ye suffer/'. gladly, seeing ye are wis* 
 Evil. 5.15. see then that ye walk not as/', but as wise 
 
 FOOLISH. 
 
 Deut. 32. 6. do ye thus requite the L. O /. people . 
 
 21. will provoke them with a/', nation, Rom. 10.19. 
 
 Job 2.10. Thou speakest as one ot/. women speaker 
 5. 2. for wrath killeth the /, man, envy slays 
 
 3. 1 have seen the /'. taking root, but 1 cursed 
 Psal. 5. 5. the/, shall not stand in thy sight 
 39. 8. make me not the reproach ot the /. 
 
 73 . 3. for 1 was envious at the /'. wdien I saw prosp, 
 
 22. so/', was 1 and ignorant, 1 was as a beast 
 
 74 . 18. the/, people have blasphemed thy name 
 22. rememb. how the /'. man reproacheth thee daily 
 
 p7ov. 9. 6. forsake the/. and live, go in way underst, 
 
 13. a/', woman is clamor, is simple, knows noth. 
 
 10. 1. but a /. son is the heaviness ot his mother 
 
 14. but the mouth of the/, is near destruction 
 
 14. 1. but the/, plucketh it down with her hands 
 .3. in the mouth of the/', is a rod of pride 
 
 7 . go from the presence of a/', man 
 
 15. 7 . but the heart of the/, doeth not so 
 
 20. but a/', man despiseth his mother 
 
 17 . 25. a/'. son is a grief to his father, and bitter. 
 
 19. 1.3. a/. son is the calamity of his father 
 
 21. 20. a /. man spendeth a treasure 
 
 29. 9. if a wise man contendeth with af. man 
 Eccl. 4. 13. better is a wise child than a/, king 
 7 17 . be not overmuch v/icked, neither be thou /. 
 
 10. 15. labour of the /'. wearieth every one o^ them 
 
 I.fa. 44. 25. he maketh their knowledge/. 
 
 Jer. 4.22. for my people are/. they are sottish childr. 
 
 5. 4. 1 said, surely these are poor, they are/. 
 
 21. hear now this. Of. people, who see not 
 10. 8. but they are altogether brutish and/. 
 
 Lam. 2. 14. thy proph. have seen vain and/, things 
 Ezek. 13. .3. thus saith the Ld. woe to the/, prophets 
 Zech. 11. 15. take the instruments ot a/', shepherd 
 Mat. 7 . 26. shall be likened unto af. man who built 
 25. 2. five of the virgins were wise, and five/. 
 
 Rom. 1. 21. and their/, heart was darkened 
 
 2. 20. an instructor of the /. a teacher of babes 
 1 Cor. 1. 20. hath not G. made/, wisd. of this world 
 Gal 3.1. O /. Galatians, who hath bewitched you ' 
 
 3. are ye so/. ? having begun m the spirit 
 Eph. 5. 4. neither filthiness, nor/, talking 
 
 1 'J'im. 6. 9 . they that -will be rich fall into/, lusts 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 23. but /'. questions avoid, 'Tit. 3. 9- . 
 
 Tit. 3. 3. we ourselves were sometimes/, deceived 
 
 1 Pet '2 15. may put to silence the ignoi. ot /. men 
 
 FOOLISHLY. . . 
 
 Gen. 31.28. thou hast now’done/, in so doing, in my 
 power to hurt you, 1 Sam. 13. 13. 2 CVir. 16. 9. 
 Num. 12.11. the sin on us wherein we have done/. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 10. I have done very/. 1 Chron. 21. 8. 
 JoAl. 22. in all this Job sinned not,nor chargedG./. 
 Psal. 75 . 4. I said to the fools, deal not /'. 
 
 Prov. 14. 17 . he that is soon angry dealeth/. 
 
 30. 32. if thou hast done/', in iitting thyself 
 « Cor 11. 17 . 1 speak it as it were/, in this boasting 
 " «1 1 speak/. 1 am bold also, are they Hebrews 
 FOOLISHNESS. , , . . , 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 31. turn the counsel ot Ahithophel into/, 
 Psal. 38. 5. my wounds stink because ot my/. 
 
 69. 5. O God, tliou knowest my/, sins are not hid 
 l^rov. 12. 2.3. but the heart of tools proclaimeth/. 
 
 14. 24. but the/, of fools is folly 
 
 15. 2. but the mouth of fools poureth out/. 
 
 14. but the mouth of fools teedelh on /. 
 
 19. 3. the/. of man perverteth his way 
 
 22. 15./. IS bound in the heart of a child 
 
 24. 9. the thought of/, is sin, the scorner abominat. 
 27. 22. yet will not his/, depart from him 
 Eccl. 7 . 25. to know the wicked, ot /. and madnes* 
 10. 1.3. the beginning of the words ot his mouth is/. 
 il/rtr>t7. 22. thefts, pride,/. come from within 
 1 Cor 1 18 preaching ot cross to them that pel isii/. 
 
 21. 'it 'pleased God by the/.of preaching to save 
 2.3. we preach Christ crucified, to the tireeks/. 
 25. because the/, of God is wdser than I'jPi' 
 
 2. 14. the things of the Spirit ot God are /, to him 
 
 3. 19 . the wisdom of this^world is/, with tiOd 
 
 Is a part of the body well knowri. In old times 
 it was customary to u-ash the feet if strangers 
 upon their coming off a Gen. 18. 4. | 
 
 19 . 2. I 24. .32. because generally they were 
 barefoot, or wore sandals only, which did noc 
 secure them from the dust or dirt. St. 1 aul 
 enjoins inquiry to he made, whether the icidows 
 who were to he taken into the number of those 
 who were /a be maintained by the church, had 
 washed the feet of the saints; whether they 
 
 173 
 
FOO 
 
 FOO 
 
 FOR 
 
 htd heeti ready to do the meanest offices to the ser¬ 
 vants of Gcd, I I itn. 5. 10. Christ .lesus, to yive 
 vs an example of humility, -washed the feet of his 
 apostles; and thereby tanylit them to peifor/n all 
 the mose humble services for one another, Jolin 
 
 I . 1 . b. 
 
 Feet, in the style of the sacred -writers, often mean 
 inclinations, affectioiis. propensities, actions, mo¬ 
 tions. Keel. 5. 1 . Keep thy toot wlien thou fioest 
 to the house ot Clod. Psal. .16. 11. I.et not the 
 loot of pride come against me. And in Psal. 
 lit). 59. I turned my feet unto thy testimonies. 
 Also in I’.pli. 6 . 15. And your feet sho'l with the 
 preparation of the gospel of peace. To he at any 
 one’s feet, is used for oheymy, being in his ser¬ 
 vice, folio-wing him. Ahicail tells David, that 
 the jiresents which she brought hint, were for the 
 young men that w'alked at his feet; for the sol- 
 diets who followed him, 1 Sam. 25. t 27. Moses 
 says, Deut. .1.3. 1. that the .I.<Jrd loved liis people, 
 and they sat down at his feet: like scholars, 
 they heard him, they belonged to him, they tvere 
 taught and instructed in his doctrine, tit. Paul 
 says, that he teas brought up at the feet of Gama¬ 
 liel, Acts 22. 1. And Mary sat at our tiaviour's 
 feet, and heard his word, Luke 10. 39. 
 
 Jn Deut. 11 . 10 . it is said, that the land of Canaan 
 is not like the land of Egypt, where thou sowedst 
 thy seed, and wateredst it with thy foot; that is, 
 that Palestine is a country where the rains are 
 -not extremely rare, where the dews are plentiful, 
 where there are many springs, rivulets, and brooks, 
 without reckoning the river ion\-An, which .supply 
 the earth with all the moisture that is-necessary to 
 its producing fruit ; tohereas K.gypt is a country 
 where there is no river but the ]N ile, where it never 
 rains, and where the lands which are not within 
 reach to he watered by the inundations of this 
 river, continue parched and barren. To supply 
 this want, ditches are dug. and water distributed 
 throughout the several villages ; the digging these 
 ditches, and dispersing these waters, create a great 
 deal of labour to the feet. 
 
 3ut notwithstanding these precautions, there are 
 many places which have no water; and in the 
 course of the year, the places which are nearest 
 to the 7s ile require to be watered again in an arti¬ 
 ficial manner. It is done by the help of some ma¬ 
 chines, which Philo describes thus: It is a wheel 
 which a man turns with the motion of his feet, by 
 ascending successively the several steps which are 
 within it. But as while he is thus continually 
 turning, he cannot keep himself up, he holds a stay 
 in his hands, which is not movable, and this sup¬ 
 ports him ; so that in this work, the hands do the 
 office of the feet, and the feet that of the hands : 
 since the hands which should act, are at re.st ; and 
 the feet which should he at rest, are in action, and 
 give motion to the wheel. This is tchat is meant 
 by watering the earth with their feet. 
 
 It is said, in .ler. 2. 25. Withhold thy foot from 
 being unshod, and thy throat from thirst. Do 
 not continue to prostitute yourselves, as you have 
 hitherto done, to .strange people. He speaks to 
 the mfidel and idolatrous .lews. So likewise 
 Ezek. 10. 25. Thou hast opened thy feet to every 
 one that passed by. It is a modest expression, 
 for exposing one's nakedness, or going into the 
 bed of lust, .lacob said to Laban, Gen. 30. + .30. 
 The Lord hath blessed thee at my foot ; that is, 
 ever since I came to you; since my feet entered 
 into thy house : or, by my foot; that is, by my 
 ministry and labour, us the phrase is used, Deut. 
 
 II . 10 . 
 
 J'o be under any one's feet, to be a footstool to 
 him, is a figurative way of speaking, to signify 
 the subjection of a subject to his sovereign, of a 
 servant to his master, Psal. 8 . 6 . 118. .38. I 110 . 
 1 , Thou hast put all things under his feet. 
 Mine enemies are fallen under m 3 ' feet. Sit 
 thou at my right hand, until I make thine ene¬ 
 mies thy footstool. To lick the dust off one’s 
 feet, Isa. 49. 23. They shall bow down to thee 
 with their face toward the earth, and lick up the 
 dust of thy feet. They shall highly reverence and 
 honour thee, and shall most humbly and readily 
 submit themselves unto thee. The expressions are 
 borrowed from the practice of the eastern people in 
 their prostrations and adorations, when they bowed 
 so low as to touch and kiss the ground, whereby they 
 did or might .seem to lick up the very dust of the 
 ground, which was about or under the feet of those 
 whom, they adored, 
 
 isakedness of feet was a sign of mourning : Forbear 
 to er 3 ', .says God to Ezekiel, make no mourning 
 for the dead, and put on thy shoes upon thy feet, 
 Jtizek. 24. 17 . It was also a mark of respect, reve¬ 
 rence, and adoration, Exod. .3. 5. Put off thy 
 shoes from off thy feet, for the place where tliou 
 standest is holy ground. To wash one’s foot 
 with oil, or with butter, signifies plenty of all 
 sorts of good things, Deut. 33. 24. .lob 29. 6 . 'To 
 wash one’s feet in the blood of sinners , to take 
 remarkable vengeance on them, to shed rivers of 
 their blood, Psal. .58.10. 
 
 A. wicked man speaketh with his feet, ja-y.? Solo¬ 
 mon, Trov.f). 1.3. He uses much gesture with his 
 hands and feet while he is talking ; he secretly sig¬ 
 nifies to Ins companions his intentions or desires of 
 some evil towards another person, which he is 
 afraid or ashamed to ex-press openly. 'The ancient 
 sages blamed those who used too much gesticula¬ 
 tion, and spoke with all their members. J‘’zekipl 
 reproaches the Ammonites with clapping tfeir 
 hands, and stamping with their feet in token of joy, 
 upon seeing the desolation of .Serns-Aem. and the 
 temple, K.zek. 25. 6 . And in chap. 0.11. he makes 
 the same motions the signs of grief, because of the 
 ruin of his people. 
 
 The prophet Isaiah says. Blessed are ye that 
 sow beside all waters, that send forth thither 
 the feet of the ox and the ass, Isa. 32. 20. 
 
 174 
 
 Happy are the people that sow thetr corn upon 
 u well-watered soil, who with their oxen and 
 asses plmgh a fat and fruitful land; or -who feed 
 there their oxen and their asses. 'J o send out 
 their feet, that is, to send them there, to feed 
 theni^ to plough there with them. But this pas¬ 
 sage may be understood mystically, and seems to 
 respect the times of the go-pel: that is, Happy 
 are the apostles and gospel-ministers, in com¬ 
 parison of those that lived before them, who shall 
 find abundant success of their labours in the 
 conversion of multitudes unto (,'hrist. 'The same 
 prophet says, chap. .58. 13. If thou turn away 
 thy toot from the sabbath, from doing thy plea¬ 
 sure on my holy day. 'This is taken^ either 
 properly, if thou forbear walking, or taking any 
 unnecessary journeys on the subbath-day; or, 
 metaphorically, that is, if thou keep thy mind 
 and affiections clear, and restrain thyself from 
 whatever may profane it; feet being ojien put 
 for affections, because the mind is moved by the 
 affections, as the body is. by the feet. 
 
 Job says, that he was feet to the lame, and eyes 
 to the blind, Job 29. 15. He led, he directed, 
 and instructed the one, and .supported the other. 
 And in chap. 13. 27. he says, that God had put 
 his feet in the slocks, and looked narrowly unto 
 all his paths : that he had encompassed him 
 with his judgments, so that he had no way, or 
 possibility to escape ; he was like a bird taken by 
 the foot in a snare. 
 
 Gen. 41. 44. without thee no man shall lift up his /. 
 Exod. 12. . 37 . about six hundred thousand on/. 
 
 21. 24. thou shalt give /. for /. Deut. 19. 21. 
 
 30. 18. shall make a lavef of brass and his /. 
 
 28. I 31. 9. I 35. 16.1 38. 8. 1.39. 39. I 40. 11. 
 Lev. 8. 11. 
 
 Lev. 13. 12. if a leprosy cover from head to/. 
 Hum. 22. 25. the ass crushed Balaam’s f. asst, wall 
 Deut. 8. 4. nor did thy /, swell these forty years 
 
 11. 10. aiifl wateredst it with thy /. as a garden 
 
 25. 9 . she shall loose his shoe from off his/. 
 
 29. 5. thy shoe is not waxen old upon thy /. 
 
 .32. .35. to me vengean. their/, shall slide in due time 
 .3.3. 24. IMoses said, let Asher dip his/, in oil 
 Josh. 1. 3. every place your ,/', shall tread upon 
 
 5. 15. loose thy shoe from off thy /. Joshua did so 
 Judg. 5. 15. Barak was sent on/, to the valley 
 
 1 tiam. 23. I 22. and see where his/, shall be 
 
 2 tiam. 2. 18. Asahel was as light of/, as a roe 
 21. 20. had on every /. six toes, 1 Chron.HO. 6. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 33. Jehu trod Jezebel under/. 
 
 2 Chr. 33. 8. nor any more removed the /. of Israel 
 Job 23.11. my /. hath held his steps, his way 1 kept 
 28. 4. even the waters forgotten of the /. 
 
 31. 5. or if my /. hath hasted to deceit 
 
 39 .15. and forgetteth that the/, may crush them 
 Psal. 9.15. in the net they hid is their /. taken 
 
 26. 12. my /. sfandetli in an even place 
 
 ,36.11. let not the/, of pride come against me 
 .38.16. when my/, slippeth, magnify themselves 
 66. 6. they went thi ough the flood on /. 
 
 68. 2.3. that thy /. may be dipped in blood 
 91. 12. his angels shall bear thee up, lest thou dash 
 thy/, against a stone, M«i!. 4. 6. Luke A. 11. 
 94 .18.1 said ni}'/. slippeth, thy mercy held me up 
 121. 3. he will not suffer thy/, to be moved 
 Pror. 1. 15. refrain thy /. from their path 
 .3.23. shalt walk safely, and thy /. shall not stumble 
 26. the Lord shall keej) thy f. from being taken 
 4. 27 . turn not to right or left, remove thy /. from 
 2.5. 17 . Avithdraw thy f. from thy neighbour’s house 
 19 . conbdence in unfaith, men is like/, outof joint 
 Eccl. 5.1. keep thy/, when goest into house of God 
 I.ra. 14. 25. on my mountains tread him under/. 
 18. 7- a nation meted out and trodden under/. 
 
 20. 2. and put off thy shoe from off thy /. 
 
 26. 6. the. /. shall tread it down, even of the poor 
 41. 2. who called the righteous man to his /. 
 
 58.1.3. if thou turn away thy /. from my sabbath 
 Jer. 2. 25. withhold thy/, from being unshod 
 
 12 . 10 . they have trodden m 3 ' portion under/. 
 L.am. 1.15. Ld. hath trodden under /. mighty'men 
 Ezek. 6 . 11. stamp with thy/. and say, alas 
 
 16. t 6. when trodden under /. I said to thee, live 
 25. + 6. because tho* hast stamped with the/. 
 
 29.11. no/, of man, no/, of beast shall pass thro’ it 
 .32.13. neither shall the /. of man trouble them 
 Dan. 8.13. to give the host to be trodden under/. 
 Amosl. 15. that is swi if of/, shall not deliver himself 
 Mat. 5.1.3. salt unsa oury, ti'odden under/, of men 
 
 14.13. the people followed him on /. out of cities 
 18. 8. if thy/. offend thee, cut it off, Mark 9. 45. 
 
 22.13. bind him hand and/, cast him into darkn. 
 Mark 6 . 3.3. many ran a/. thither out of all cities 
 John 11.44. Avas dead came forth bound hand and/. 
 AcisT. 5. not so much as to set his/, on, 3 ’et promised 
 
 20.13. so had appointed, minding himself to go a/. 
 
 1 Cor. 12.15. if the,/', say, because 1 am not the hand 
 lleb. 10.29 hath trodden nnder/. the Son of God 
 Pev.'l. 1.3. Son of man clothed Avith a garm. to the/. 
 
 11. 2. the holy city shall they tread under/. 
 tiole of FOOT. 
 
 Gen. 8. 9. the dove found no rest for the .sole c/her,/ 
 Dent. 28. 35. L. smite thee Avith abotch froni sole off. 
 .56. not set .sole of her f. on ground for delicateness 
 6.5. nor shall the .m/e cf thA'/. have rest [on 
 
 .Tosh. 1. 3. every place the .sole of your/, shall tread 
 
 2 tiam. 14.25. none like Absalom, from the .sole off. 
 Job 2. 7- Job smitten Avilh boils from sole of the J. 
 Isa. 1 . 6 . from sole of f. to the head no soundness 
 Ezek. 1. 7 . sole of f. Avas like the sole of a calf’s/. 
 
 b'ODT breadth. 
 
 Deut. 2.5. Avill not give, no not so much a.sf.-breadth 
 /.e/c FOOT. 
 
 Rev. 10. 2. and he set his left f. upon the earth 
 Right FOOT. 
 
 Rev. 10. 2. a little book, he set his right f. on the sea 
 tiee Ton. 
 
 FOOTED. 
 
 Zci’. 11 . 3. whatsoever is cloven-/, that ye shall eat 
 7. and the SAvine though he be cloven-/, is uncleein 
 
 Lev. 21.19. man that is broken-/, shall not approaca 
 Acts 10. 12. all manner of four-/, beasts, 11.6. 
 Rum. 1. 23. image made like birds and four-/, beasts 
 FOO'F.MKK. 
 
 Num. 11. 21. the people are six hundred thousand /. 
 1 tiam. 22. 17 . ^'aul said to the/. slay priest^of I^d. 
 Jer. 12. 5. if hast run Avith/. and they wearied thee 
 FOO 1 .S 1 KP.S. 
 
 Psal. 17 . 5. hold up my goings that my /. slij) not 
 77 . 19 . thy AA-ay is in the'sea, thy /. are not known 
 89. 51. they reproached the f. ot tliine anoimed 
 Cant. 1. 8. go thy wa 3 ' forth by the /. of the flock 
 I'OOl.SfOOL. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 2. build an house for the/, of our God 
 
 2 Chr. 9. 18. were six stej« to thronewith/. of gold 
 Psal. 99 . 5. worship at his/. for he i.s holy, 132. 7 . 
 110. 1. sit thou at my right-hand till I make thine 
 
 enemies fhy /. Mat. 22. 44. Mark 12. 36. 
 Luke 20. 4.3. Acts 2. .35. Heb. 1. 13. 
 
 Isa. 66.1. heaven is my throne, and earth is my /. 
 
 Acts 7 .’ 49 . 
 
 Law. 2.1. remembered not his/, iniiay ofhis anger 
 Mat. 5. 35. swear not by the earth, it is his /. 
 
 Heb. 10.1.3. expecting till his enemies be made his/. 
 Jam. 2. 3. say to the poor, sit here under my /. 
 FOR. 
 
 Deut.A.1 .sorush in all things that Ave call on him/. 
 2 tiam. 11. 22. sheAved Daviif all .loab hail Senthim/. 
 /^rot).28.21./.pieceof bread that man will transgress 
 Mat. 5. 45./. maketh his sun to rise on evil and good 
 
 6. 7- they think to be heard/. their much speaking 
 
 25. 35./. I Avas hungry, and ye gave me meat, 42. 
 John 1.16. out ofhis fuln. Ave received grace /. grace 
 Rom. 13. 6././. this cause ye pay tribute also 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. /. Ave knoAv, if this house were dissoh'ed 
 1.3.8./. Ave. can do nothing against but /. the truth 
 2 Pet. 3. 12. looking/, the coming of the day of God 
 I'GRASMUCIL 
 
 Gen. 41. 39./. as God hath .shewed thee all this 
 Deut. 12. 12. /. as he hath no inheritance AA'ith you 
 Judg. 11. 36./. as the Ixird hath taken vengeance 
 
 1 tiam. 20. 42./. as Ave have sworn both of us 
 
 2 tiam. 19. 30./. as my lord is come again in peace 
 1 Kings 1.3. 21./. as thou hast disobeyed the Ixird 
 1 Chron. 5.1./. as Reuben defiled his father’s bed 
 Isa. 29 .13./. as this peo.dravA- near Avith their mouth 
 Jer. 10. 6./. as there is none like to thee, O Lord 
 
 7 . /. among all wise men of nations none like thee 
 Dan. 2.40./. as iron break, anti suImJu. all things 
 Luke 19. 9 . /• as he also is the son of Abraham 
 Acts 11. 17 ./. then as God gave them the like gift 
 17 . 29 ./. then as Ai'e are the offspring of God 
 24. 10./. as 1 know that thou hast been a judge 
 1 Cor. il.7./- as he is the image anrl glory of Go 
 
 14. 12./. as ye are zealous of spiritual gifts 
 
 15. 58. /. as ye knoAv your lalKiur is not in A-ain 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 18. f. as ye know ye AA ere not redeemed 
 4.1. /. then as Christ hath suffered for us 
 
 FORBADE. 
 
 Dent. 2. . 37 . nor unto Avhatsoever the Lord /. us 
 Mat. 3. 14. but John /. him, saying,! have need 
 Mark 9. 38. avc shav one casting out devils in tliy 
 name, Ave/. him, because he followeth not U3> 
 Luke 9 . 49 . 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 16. the ass /. the madness of the prophet 
 
 FOR BA RE. 
 
 1 Sam. 23.13. Dav. escaped, and Saul/. to go forth 
 
 2 Chron. 25.16. then the prophet/, and said^ I know 
 Jer. 41. 8. so Ishmael f. and slew them not 
 
 FORBEARANCE. 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. or despisest thou the riches of his /. ? 
 
 3. 25. for the remission of sins, through the/. ofG. 
 FORBEAR. 
 
 Exod. 23.5. if see his ass, and Avould./. to help him 
 Deut.23.k>2. ifthoushalt /. to vow, it shall be no siu 
 1 Sam. 11. + 3. /. us seven days tliat Ave may send 
 
 1 Kings 22. 6. shall 1 go, or/. ? 2 Chron. 18. 5,14. 
 
 2 Chron.Ho. 16. f. Avhy sbouldest thou be smitten? 
 35. 21./. thee from meddling Avith God 
 
 Neh. 9 . .30. yet many j ears didst thou /. them 
 Job 16 . 6. and thougli 1 f. Avhat am I eased r 
 Prov. 24.11. thou /. to deliver them drawn to death 
 Jer. 40. 4. but if it seem ill to fhee to come,/. 
 Ezek. 2. 5. whether they will hear or/. 7. I 3. 11. 
 
 3. 27 . and he. that forbeareth, let him/. 
 
 24. 17 . f. to cry, make no mourning for the dead 
 klcch. li. 12. I said, give me my price, if not,/. 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 6. have not Ave poAver to/. Avorking r 
 
 2 Cor. 12.6./. lest any should think of mealiove Avhat 
 
 1 'Thess. /l. wherefore Avhen Ave could no longer/. 5. 
 
 FOR BEAREIH. 
 
 Num. 9.1 3. that f. keep the jiassover shall be cut off 
 Ezek. / 27 . and he that/, let him forbear 
 FORBEARING. 
 
 Pror. 25.15. by long/, is a prince persuaded 
 Jer. 20. 9 . 1 AA’as Aveary Avifhj'. I could not stay 
 Eph. 4. 2. f. one another in love. Col. 3.13. 
 
 6. 9. masters, do the same things./, threatening 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. t24. the servant of the Lord must be/. 
 
 FORBID. 
 
 Hum. 11. 28. Joshua said, my lord 'Moses, /, them 
 1 Sam. 24. 6. the Lorn f. 1 should do this thing 
 
 26. 11. Tvord/. 1 should stretch forth mine hand 
 
 1 Kings HI. 3. Naboth said to .Ahab, the lA.f. it me 
 1 Chron. 11. 19 . my God/.it mo, that 1 shoulddo this 
 Mark9.39. but .lesu.s said./, him not, Luke 9. 50. 
 10 . 14 . suffer little childr./. them not, Luke 18. 16. 
 I.uke 6 . 29. taketh thy cloke,/. not to take coat also 
 Acts 10. 47- Peter answered, can any /. Avater, 
 that these should not be baptized ? 
 24 . 2 . 3 . should /. none of his acquaintance to come 
 1 Cor. 14. .39. and f. not to speak with tongues 
 
 Ciod For bi d. 
 
 Gen. 44. 7. God f. 17- Josh 22 . 29. I 24. 16. I 
 Sam. 12. 2.3. I 14. 45. I 20 . 2. Job 27. 5. 
 Luk^ 20 . 16. Rom. 3. 4, 6 , 31. 1 6 . 2, 15. | 
 7 . 7 , 13. 1 9. 14. I 11 . 1, 11. 1 Cor. 6. 15. 
 Gal. 2. 17 . I 3. 21 . I 6 . 14. 
 
 FORBIDDEN. 
 
 Lev. 5. 17 . if a soul commit anv of these things/. 
 Deut. 4. 23. or tlie likeness of what the Lord hath /. 
 Acts 16. C. ;uid were /. to preach the Avord in Asia 
 
FOR 
 
 FOR 
 
 FOR 
 
 FORBIDDETH. 
 
 ^ lohn 10. and /. them tnut would receive brethren 
 l••ORBlDDl^CT. 
 
 Lulce^l?). and/, to give tribute to Caesar, saying 
 Acts C8. 31. preaching kingd. of G. no man/, him 
 1 'i'kess. 2.16./. us to speak to the Gentiles 
 1 Tim 4. 3. f. to marry, commanding to abstain 
 FOUbOH^E. [from 
 
 Ter 51. 30. mighty men of Fabylon have/, to light 
 ^ FORCE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 31 . peradventure thou wouldest take by /. 
 Devt 34. 7. eye not dim, nor was his natural /. 
 
 abated 
 
 1 Sam. 2.16. Shalt give it, if not, I will take it by /. 
 Esra 4 .23. they made them to cease by /. and power 
 Jok 30. 18. by great f. of my disease, garm. changed 
 
 40. 16. and his /. is in the navel of his belly 
 Jer. 18. 21. pour out their blood by /, of tlie sword 
 23. 10. their course is evil, and their/, is not right 
 48. -iS.they stood under the shadow, because of the/. 
 Ezek. 34. 4. with /. and cruelty have ye ruled them 
 .35 5. thou hast shed blood by the /. of the sword 
 Amos 2.14. the strong sliall not strengthen his/. 
 
 11. 12. and the violent take it by /. 
 
 %hn 6.15. when perceiveil they would take him by /. 
 Acts 23.10. to take Paul by/, from among them 
 Heb 9 17. for a testament is of /. after men are dead 
 FORCE. 
 
 Deut. 22. 25. if the man /. her and lie with her 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 12. nay, my brother, do not/, me 
 Esth 7.8. will he f. the queen also before me in house 
 
 FORCED. 
 
 J 7 idg. 1. 34; the Ammonites/, the children of Dan 
 CO. 5. my concubine have they j. that she is dead 
 •I Sam. 13. 12.1 /. myself therefore, and offered 
 2 Sam. 13. 14. Amnon/. Tamar and lay with her 
 22. hi^ed Amnon, because he/, his sister 1 amar 
 S'’, determined from the day that he/, his sister 
 Prov. 7. 21. with the flattering ot her lips she /. him 
 FORCES., 
 
 2 Chr. 17. 2. Jehoshaphat placed/, in fenced cities 
 Job3f) 19.he will not esteem all the/, ot strength 
 Isa. 60. 5. the /. of the Gentiles shall come to thee 
 11. men may bring to thee the /. ot Gentiles 
 Jer 40.7. when the captains of the /. that were m the 
 field, 1.3. I 41.11,13, 16. 142.1.8.1 43. 4, 5. 
 Dan. 11. 10. and shall assemble a mult, of great/. 
 
 .38. but inhis estate shall he honour the God of/ 
 Obad. 11. tliat strangers carried away captive his/. 
 
 113. shouldest not have laid hands on their /. 
 FORCIBLE. 
 
 Job 6. 25. how/, right words, what arguing prove r 
 FORCTEG. 
 
 Dent. 20.19. not destroy trees by/, axe against them 
 Prov. 30. 33. so the /. of wrath bringeth forth strife 
 FORD, S. 
 
 Gen. 32. 22. .Tacob passed over the/. Jabbok 
 Josh. 2. 7. and the men pursued the spies to the/. 
 Jndg. .3. 28. Israel went and took the,/, of Jordan 
 Isa. 16.2. the daughters of Moab at the/, ot Amon 
 FORECAST. 
 
 Dan. 11. 24. and he shall/. his devices, 25. 
 FOREFATHERS. 
 
 Jer. 11. 10. are turned to the iniquities of their/. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 3. 1 thank God, whom I serve from my/. 
 FOREFRORT. 
 
 Exod. 26.9. six curtains in the/, of the tabernacle 
 28.37. a blue lace, on the /. of the mitre it shall be 
 Lev. 8. 9. upon his /. did he put the golden plate 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 5. /. of one rock was situate north-ward 
 
 2 Sam. 11.15. set ye L'riah in the /. of the battle 
 2 Kings 16.14. he brought the brazen altar from/. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 27- Jehoshaphat in the/, of them 
 Ezek.AO. 19. from/, of lower gate to/ of inner court 
 
 47. 1. the/, of the house stood towaidsthe east 
 FDRKHEAD. 
 
 Gew. 24. + 22. the man took a jewel for the/. 
 /Torf.28.38. the plate shall be on Aaron’s/, always 
 Lev. 13. 41. he is/.-bald, yet is he clean 
 
 42. it is a leprosy sprung up in his bald/. 
 
 43. if the rising be reddish in Ids bald/. 
 
 155. whether it be in the head or /. thereof 
 
 l<Sa7n.l7.49. David took astone, slang it, and smote 
 the Philistine in his/ the stone sunk in his/. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 19. the leprosj- rose up in E'zziah’s/. 
 
 20. and behold he was leprous in his/. 
 
 Jer. 3. 3. and thou hadsta whore’s / not a.shamed 
 Ezck. 3.+ 7. Israel are stiff of/, and hard of heart 
 
 8. have made thy/, strong against their foreheads 
 
 9. as an adam. harder than flint have made thy / 
 16.12. I put a jewel upon thy /. and ear-rings in 
 
 P\.ev. 14.9. and receive the mark of the beast in his/. 
 17- 5. and upon her/. was a name written, ilystery 
 FOREHEAD.S. 
 
 P.zek. 3.8. made th^' forehead strong against their/. 
 
 9. 4. set a mark on the / of them that sigh and cry 
 Pev. 7. .3. have sealed the servants of God in their / 
 
 • 9. 4. which have not the seal of God in their/ 
 
 13. 16. he causeth all to receive a mark in their /. 
 
 14. 1. having his Father’s name writien in their/ 
 20. 4. nor had received his mark upon their/. 
 
 22. 4. and his name shall be in their y'. 
 
 FOREIGNER. 
 
 Exod. 12. 45. /. and hired servant shall net eat 
 Deut. 15. 3. of a / thou mayest exact it again 
 FOREIGNERS. 
 
 Obad.W. in the day that /. entered into his gates 
 Eph. 2. 19. ye are no more strangers and /. 
 FOREKN ENV. 
 
 Pom.W.Q.. G. hath not cast away people which he/. 
 ^ FOREKNOW. 
 
 Rom. 8. 29. whom he did /. he also did predestinate 
 FOREKNOWLEDGE. 
 
 Acts <2. 23. him being delivered by tlie /. of God 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 2. elect according to/, of God the Father 
 
 FORE^iO^^. 
 
 Gen. 32.17. Jacob commanded the/, saying 
 33. 2. he put the handmaids and their children /. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 27 . the running of the/, is like Ahimaaz 
 
 FOREORDAINED. 
 
 Rom. 3. t 25. God hath /. to be a propitiation 
 1 Per. E 20. who verily was/, before the world 
 
 FOREPART. 
 
 Exod. 28. 27 . hvo rings towards / of ephod, 39. 20. 
 
 1 Kings 6.2Q. the oracle in the /. was twenty cubits 
 Ezek. 42. 7 . the wall on the /. of the cliamt>ers 
 Acts'^^ 41. tlie f. of ship stuck fast and remained 
 ' FORERUNNER. 
 
 Heb. 6.20. whither the/. is tor us entered, even Jesus 
 FO R ESA W . 
 
 Acts 2.25. If. the Lord always before my face 
 FORESEETH. 
 
 Prov. 22. 3. a prudent man/ the evil, 27. 12. 
 
 FORESEEING. ^ ^ 
 
 Gal. 3.8. the scripture/. God would justify heatlien 
 FORESEEN. 
 
 Heb. 11. + 40. Gcd having /. some better thing for us 
 FORE-.SlllP. 
 
 Acts 27 . 30. tliey would have cast anchors out ot /. 
 FORESKIN. 
 
 Gen. 17 .11. ye shall circumcise the flesh of your /. 
 
 14. whose flesh of his /. is not circumcised 
 23. and circumcised the flesh of their J. 24,2o. 
 
 Exod. 4.25. then /ipporah cut off the/, of her son 
 Lev. 12. . 3 . the flesh of his/, shall be circumcised 
 Dent.10.16. circumcise therefore the /. otyour heart 
 Hab. 2. 16. drink then, and let thy /. be uncovered 
 FORESKINS. 
 
 Josh. 5. 3. circumcised Israel at the hill of the/. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 25. but an hundred /. of the Philistines 
 27 . David brought their /. gave them to the king 
 
 2 Sam. 3.14. which I espoused to me for an hund. J. 
 JerA.A. take away /. of your heart, ye men ot Judah 
 
 FOREST. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 5. David came into the/, of Hareth 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 2. Solomon built the house ot the J’. 
 
 10. 17 . put them in the house ofthe/. 2 Chron. 9.16. 
 
 2 Kings 19.23. into the /. of his Carmel, Isa. .37- 24. 
 NVi. 2. 8. a letter to Asaph, keeper ot the king's/. 
 P.srt/. 50. 10. for every beast of the/, is mine 
 
 104. 20. wherein all beasts ot the/ do creep forth 
 Isa. 9 . 18. and shall kindle in the thickets ot the/ 
 10. 18. and shall consume the glory ot his/. 
 
 19 . the rest of the trees of his/, shall be few 
 
 21.13. in the/, of Arabia shall ye lodge 
 22. 8. thou didst look to the armour of the/. 
 
 29. 17 . the field shall be esteemed as a/. 32.15. 
 
 32. 19. when it shall hail, coming down on t’nc/. 
 
 44.14. taketh cypress from among trees of the / 
 
 23. break forth into singing, ye mountains, O /. 
 
 56). 9. all ye beasts of the /. come to devour 
 Jer. 5. 6. wherefore a lion out ot / shall slay them 
 10. 3. for one cutteth a tree out off. with the axe 
 12.8. mine heritage is to me as a lion in the /. 
 
 21.14. I will kindle a fire in the f. thereof 
 
 26.18. become as high places of the / ]\Jic. 3. 12. 
 46. 2.3. they shall cut down her/. saith the Lord 
 
 Ezek. 15. 6. as the vine-tree among the trees of the /. 
 
 20. 46. prophesy against the /. of the south field 
 47 . say unto the / of the south, hear the word 
 
 Hos. 2.12.1 will make them a/. beasts shall eat them 
 Amos 3.4. will lion roar in the/, w'hen hath no prey? 
 Mic. 5. 8. as a lion among the beasts ot the /. 
 
 Zech 11.2. the/, of the vintage is come down 
 FORESTS. 
 
 2 Chron. 27. 4. Jotham built castles in the./ 
 
 Psal. 29. 9 . the voice of the Lord discoveretli the f. 
 Isa. 10. 34. he shall cut down the thickets of the J'. 
 Ezek. 39.10. neither cut down any out ot the /. 
 FORETELL. 
 
 Cor 1.3. 2. I f. you as if I w'ere present sec. time 
 FORETOLD. 
 
 Mark 13. 23. take heed, bell. I have /. you all things 
 Acts 3.24. the proph. have likewise/, ot these days 
 FOREWARN. 
 
 Luke 12. 5. but 1 will /. you w'hom ye shall fear 
 FOREWARNED. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 6. as w^e also have /. you and testified 
 FORFEITED. 
 
 Ezra 10. 8. all his subst. should be/, he separated 
 FORGAT. 
 
 Gen. 40.2.3. butler not remember Joseph, but/, him 
 Jndg. 3. 7. the children of Israel f. the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 9 . and when they/, the Lord their God 
 Psal. IQ. 11. and they /. his works and his wmnders 
 
 106.1.3. soon f. his works |1 21. /. G. their Saviour 
 Lam. 3. 17 . removed far from peace, 1 /. prosperity 
 Hos. 2.13. she went after her lov. and/, me, saith L. 
 FORGAVE. 
 
 Psal. 78. .38. he/, their iniquity, destroyed them not 
 liTat. 18. 27 . he loosed him, and /. him the debt 
 .32. O w icked servant, I / thee all that debt 
 Luke 7 . 42. had nothing to' pay, he frankly'/, them 
 4.3. I suppose that he'to whom he/, most 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 10. for if 1 /. any thing to whom T f. it 
 
 for your sakes /. I it in the person of Christ 
 Col. 3. 13. even as Christ/. you, so also do ye 
 FORGAVEST. 
 
 Ps. .32. 5. I will confess, thou /. tlie iniquity of my 
 99 8. was G. that/. them,tho’ tookest vengeance 
 FORGED. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 69. the proud have/, a lie against me 
 FORGERS. 
 
 Job 13.4. ye are/, of lies, are all physicians of no val. 
 FORGET 
 
 Signifies, [1] To let things slip out of the memory, 
 Deut. 4. 9. Lest thou forget the things thine 
 eyes have seen. [2] 'To let God, his u'ord, 
 and benefits, slip cut of mind : ^ whereupon 
 follow disobedience, neglect^ of God's worship, 
 and wicked contempt of God, as a fruit and 
 consequence of .mch forgetfulness. Judg. 3. 7- 
 'I he children of Israel did evil in the sight 
 of the Lord, and forgat the Ixird their God, 
 and served Baalim and the groves. 'Thus men 
 forget God; the wicked wholly, the godly in 
 'part. [.3] 'To cast off one, to cease to love, 
 care, and provide for him, Psal. 77- 9. Hath 
 God forgotten to be gracious 'Thus God for¬ 
 gets the wicked; and the godly do sometimes 
 think that they are thus forgotten, yet are 
 not so. See also Isa. 49. 15. Can a woman 
 forget her sucking child ? yea, they may for¬ 
 get^ yet will 1 not forget tiiec. She may cease 
 
 to Ime her child, b\U I will not cease to love ar.a 
 provide for thee. [4] 'To omit to punish. Amos 
 
 8. 7 . Surely 1 will never forget any of their 
 works ; I will not always defer to punish them, 
 though it may seem 1 have forgotten. [5] Hot 
 to esteem, but to pass over a matter as unworthy 
 our remembrance, Phil. 3. 13. forgetting those 
 things which are behind ; not so much consider¬ 
 ing or regarding what I have already done, as 
 what I have yet further to do. 
 
 Joseph called the name of his first-born, Manasseh, 
 that is, forgetting ; for God, said he, hath made 
 me forget all my toil, and all my father’s house : 
 he has expelled all sorrowful remembrance of my 
 slavery in Egypt, and of my sufferings from my 
 brethren, by my present comfort and glory. In 
 Psal. 45. 10. the Psalmist speaking to the church 
 says. Forget also thine own people, and thy fa¬ 
 ther’s house : he alludes to the law of matrimony, 
 Gen. 2. 24. 'Thou must forget and forsake all 
 carnal relations, as far as they hinder from Christ, 
 and likewise all those prejudices, false persuasions, 
 corrupt inclinations, and evil practices, which are 
 so natural to, and even part of, thyself. Mat. 5. 29, 
 
 30. And by these words he seems tacitly to fore¬ 
 tell, that even the legal worship appointed by 
 Moses, and delivered to them by their parents 
 successively for many generations, should be re¬ 
 linquished by the believing Jews, and abolished 
 by Christ’s coming. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 45 . till he / that which thou hast done him 
 41. 51. for God hath made me/, all my toil 
 Deut. 4. 9 . lest thou /. the things thine eyes have seen 
 
 2.3. lest ye/, the covenant of the Lord your God 
 
 31. tho L. will not/. the covenant of thy fathers 
 6. 12. beware lest tnou/. the Lord, 8. 11, 14,19. 
 
 9. 7 . /. not how thou provokedst the Lord thy God 
 2^ 19 . shalt blot out Amalek, thou shalt not/ it 
 
 1 Sam. 1.11. if thou wilt not/, thine handmaid 
 
 2 Kings 17 . .38. the covenant 1 made ye shall not/ 
 Job 8. 13. so are the paths of all that/. God 
 
 9 . 27 . if I say, I will/, my complaint 
 11. 16. because thou shalt/ thy misery 
 
 24. 20. womb shall /. him, w-orm shall feed on him 
 Psal. 9. 17 . and all the nations that/. God 
 
 10. 12. arise, O Lord, / not the humble 
 13. 1. how long wilt thou/, me, O Lord ? 
 
 45.10. /. also thine own people, and father’s house 
 50. 22. now consider this, ye that / God 
 
 59.11. slay them not, lest my people/ scatter them 
 74 . 19 . /. not the congregation of thy poor for ever 
 
 2.3. /. not the voice of thine enemies 
 
 78. 7 . that they might not /. the works of God 
 
 102. 4. heart smitten, so that 1/ to eat my bread 
 
 103. 2. bless the Lord, and/. not all his benefits 
 119 . 16. I will not/, thy word 
 
 83. yet do I not/. thy statutes, 109, 141. 
 
 93.1 will never/, thv precepts, hast quickened me 
 
 15.3. deliver me, for I do not/, thy law 
 176 . for 1 do not/, thy commandments 
 
 137 . 5. if I / thee, O Jerusalem, let my hand /. 
 Prov. 3. 1. my son, /. not my law, but let thy heart 
 4. 5. get wisdom, get understanding, / it not 
 31. 5. lest they drink and/, the law, and pervert 
 7 . let him drink and /. poverty, rememb. no more 
 Isa. 49 .15. can a woman/. her sucking child ? yea, 
 they may / yet will 1 not/, thee 
 54. 4. for thou shalt/. the shame of thy youth 
 65. 11. ye are they that /. my holy mountain 
 Jer. 2.32. can makf/. her ornaments, or bride attire * 
 23. 27 . who think t'oeause my people to/, my name 
 39 . behold, 1, even I, will utterly/.you 
 Lam. 5. 20. wherefore dost thou/. us for ever ? 
 Hos. 4.6. forgotten the law, I will also/, thy childr. 
 AmosQ. 7 . I will never/, any of their works 
 Heb. 6.10. God is not unrighteous to/, your worKs 
 13. 16. to do good and communicate /. not 
 FORGETFUL. 
 
 Heb. 13. 2. be not/, to entertain strangers 
 Jam. 1. 25. he being not a/. hearer, but a doer 
 FORGETFULNES.S. 
 
 Psal. 88. 12. and thy righteousness in tlie laud of/ 
 FORGETTEST. 
 
 Psal. 44. 24. wherefore /. thou our affliction ? 
 
 Isa. 51. 13. and /. the Lord thy Maker 
 FORGE!TEfH. 
 
 Job . 39 . 15. and/, that the foot may crush them 
 Psal. 9 . 12. he /. not the cry of the humble 
 Prov. 2. 17 . and /. the covenant of her God 
 Jam, 1. 24. he/. what manner of man he was 
 FORGETTING. 
 
 Gen. 41.+ 51. Joseph called the first-born./. 
 
 Phil. 3. 13. f. those things which are behind 
 FORGIVE. 
 
 Gen. 50.17./. I pray, the trespass of thy brethren, 
 /. the trespass ot serv. of God ot thy father 
 Exod. 10. 17 ./. 1 pray thee, my sin only this once 
 .32. 32. yet now, if thou wilt their sin 
 Hum. 30. 5. and the Lord shall f. her, 8, 12. 
 
 Jo.ih. 24. 19 . an holy God, he will not/, your sms 
 1 .Sam. 25.28.1 pray./, the trespass of thy handmaid 
 
 Kings B. .30. w'heii h'earest/, 39. 2 Chron. 6. 21,30 
 .34. iieai, and f. the sin of thy people Israel 
 .36./. the sin of tliy servants, 2 Chron. 6. 25.27,39 
 &.)./. thy people that have sinned against thee 
 2 Chron. 7 '. 14. then will I hear and f. their sin 
 Psal. 25. 18. look on my pain, and / all my sins 
 86. 5. for thou. Lord, art gootl and ready t()/. 
 ha. 2. 9 . the mean man boweth, therefore/, them 
 Jer. 18. 2.3. f not their iniquity nor blot out their sin 
 31.31. for I will f. their iniquity, not rwmembersm 
 36. 3. that 1 mav f. tlieir iniquity and their sin 
 Dan. 9 . 19 . O I.<Vd hear, O Lord/. Lord hearken 
 Amos 7 . 2. 1 said, O Lord God,/ I beseech thee 
 AJat. 6. 12. f. us, as we /, our debtors. J uke 11. 4. 
 
 14. ifye/. men their trespasses, your Father will/. 
 
 15. ifye/. not, nor will your Father/, your 
 
 9 . 6 . hath power to/, sin, A/ark i. 10 . J.uke 5.24. 
 18. 21 . how oft my brother sin, and 1 / him t 
 35 . if ye from your hearts/, not every one 
 il/ar/t2.7. whocan/ sins, butGcal oniv r LukeS.ZL 
 11. 25. praying,/, tliatyour Fatlier may / you 
 
 17.5 
 
FOR 
 
 FOR 
 
 jlfrrrf: 11. C6. but if ye flo not/. Father will not/. 
 l.ukeO. -il./. and ye shall be forgiven 
 
 17 . .‘5. aiul if tliy brother rei)ent, y. him, 4. 
 
 :}4. I atlier,/. them, they know not what they flo 
 2 Cor. C. 7 . ye ought rather to/, him and comfort'liim 
 
 10 . to whom ye/, any thing, 1 /. also 
 
 1 C. l.‘l. 1 was not burdensome,/. me this wrong 
 1 Jo/oi 1. y. he is faithful and just to/. us our sins 
 I 'OIKil VI'.N. 
 
 Orr.. 4. + l.'l. my iniquity is greater than maybe/. 
 Lrv.4. CO. make atonement, and it shall be /. them 
 C6. ru, 35. I 5. 10 , ];j, 16 , 18 . j 6. 7.’l ly. 2c! 
 Alim. 15. C.5, C 6 , C 8 . Dent. 21.8. 
 
 Aym. 14. ly. pardon, as thou hast/, from F.gypt 
 I sa. .IC. 1 . blessed, whose transgress, is/. Rom. 4 7 
 85. C. thou hast /. the iniciuity of thy people 
 Xfrt. .‘33. C4. the people shall be/, their iniciuity 
 Mat. y. C. son, be or good cheer, thy sins be/, thee, 
 -• ■'>. y- ^-tike 5. CO, C3. I 7 . 48. 
 1C 31 al sm and blasphemy shall he/, but ag. 
 
 11. C.h. shall not 1 e/. .3C. Mark 3. C 8 . Luke 12. 10 . 
 Mark 4. 1C. and their sins should be/, tliem 
 Luke 5. . 37 . forgive, and ye shall be f. 
 
 7- 47 . her many sins are ./'. but to whom little is/. 
 .rlcts 8. CC. the thought of thy heart may be/. thee 
 Lph. 4. 3C. as (md for Christ's sake hath/.you 
 Col. 2.1.3. he quickened, having/, you all trespasses 
 Jam. 5. 15. it committed sins, thev shall be f. him 
 1 John 2. 12.1 write to you, beranse your sins are f. 
 FOlUf I \ El H. 
 
 P-r. 103. 3. heals thy diseases, who/, all iniquities 
 .Lukel. 4y. they began to sa^ , who is this/, sins also 
 I'OIUtI VEN E.SS. 
 
 I s. 130. 4. there is/, with thee that mayestbe feared 
 Mark .3. Cy. hath never/, but is in danger of hell 
 Llcts 5. 31. linn hath God exalted to give/, of sins 
 13. .38. thro’ him is preached unto you/, of sins 
 CO. 18. to God, that they may receive /. of sins 
 Lph. 1 . 7 . in wiioin we have/. of sins, Col. 1. 14 . 
 
 E()KGI\ EN EISSES. 
 
 Dan. y. y. to Lord our God belong mercies and f 
 . . 1 OllGlN llsG. 
 
 .Exod. 34. 7 . /. iniquity, transgression, Nnm. 14 . ig 
 J'.pn. 4. .32. foi bearing, f. one another. Col. 3 13 
 FORGOT. 
 
 Deut. 24. ly. and hast/, a sheaf in the field 
 FOlGzOlTEN. 
 
 Gen. 41. .30. and all the plenty shall be/. 
 
 Veut. C6T.3 not transgressed com. nor have 1/ them 
 
 31.21. It shall not be/, out of mouths of their seed 
 32. 18. thou hast/. God that formed thee 
 
 Job ly. 14. my familiar friends have/, me 
 28. 4. flood breaks out, even waters/, of the foot 
 R.tal. y. 18. for the needy shall not afwav be/. 
 
 10 . 11 . he hath said in his heart, God hath /. 
 
 .31. 12. I am/, as a dead man out of inincl 
 42. 9 . I will say, my rock, why hast thou/, me ’ 
 44. 17 . all this IS come on ns, yet have we not/ thee 
 20. It we have/, name of our God, or stretched out 
 /7. 9 . hath G.y.to be gracious ' hath he shut mercy 
 119 . 61. but 1 have not/. thy law 
 139. because mine enemies have/, thv words 
 J-pcl. 2.16. m the days to come shall afl be /. 
 
 8. 10. and the wicked were /. in the city 
 
 9. 5. tor the memory of them is/, 
 
 o"' ll- fiast/. the God of thy salvation 
 
 2o. 15. that lyre shall be/. seventy years 
 
 16. take an harji, thou harlot that hast been / 
 
 44. 21. Olsrael, thou shalt not be/, of me 
 
 49. 14. Imt Zion said.iny Lord hath /. me 
 
 fo. 16. because the former troubles are/, 
 o gy' “.’-y have/, me, 1.3. 25. 118.15. 
 
 3.21. they have/, the Lord their God 
 
 20 . 11 . their contusion shall never be/. 23 40 
 5?,- -r7‘ tethers have/, my n'ame 
 
 1.1 lovers have./, thee, th.ey seek thee not 
 
 9. have ye ./ the wickedness of your fathers 
 
 50. 5. let us.join in a covenant that shall not be/. 
 
 6. thej’ turned awa.v, have/. their resting-place 
 
 J^am. 2. 6. Lord caused the sabbath to he /. in Zion 
 /scX-. 22. 12. thou hast/, me, saith the Lord 
 23. 35. saith the I,ord, because thou hast/, me 
 Jlos. 4. 6. seem": thou hast / the law of thy God 
 ?• .Israel hath /. Ma/er, and builds temples 
 
 13. 6. their heart exalted, therefore have / me 
 Mat. 16. 5. they had/, to take bread. Mark^. 14 
 
 12. 6. and not one of them is/, before God 
 12.5. and ye have./ the exhortation that speaks 
 2 Ret. 1.9. J. that he was purged from his old sins 
 FORKS. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 21. y'et they had a file for the /. and axes 
 FORM, 
 
 Is taken for the fipure, .Jiape, or likene.a of a thino 
 .lob 4. 16 . It stood still, but I could not discern 
 tliG lorni thereol'. for onticardsplendour 
 
 pomp, and dii/nitp, Isa. 53. 2. He hath no form’ 
 nor comeliness ; nouich outward iplcndonr as the 
 .lews eipected in their Messiah. It is a/.w taken 
 Jor a draught or pattern. 2 Tim. 1. 13. Hold 
 fast the form of sound words, which thou hast 
 iieard of ir.e. Make thy discnirses conform to the 
 pattern of .sound and true doctrine, wherein thou 
 hast been instructed by nie, fhe apostle Pan] 
 adverti.siny J imothy of what should come to pas's 
 m the latter times, .says, 2 Tim. ,3. 5. That there 
 should be men who had a form of godliness, but 
 deny the power thereof : they should have, an 
 outward appearance and shew if reliijkn, pretend 
 to a pght way oj worshipping God ; to he the 
 chuich, the only church of God; and yet not only 
 he destitute oj, but reject and refuse the inner 
 Part, which i.s lively, active, and powerful to make 
 a thorough change. 
 
 It is said, IMark 16. 12. that after his resurrection 
 Jesus appeared in another form to twi' of his 
 
 elisciples: aiiother form either in regard of his 
 habit, or brightness of his countenance, or .some. 
 V'l- Particular. Jlnd the apostle, spealing if 
 kMtisX, say.s, Phil. 2. 6. Who lieing in the form 
 ®:-*u /‘ougkt U not robbery' to be equal 
 with tiod : that IS, fl ho being the essential 
 tmage G the lather, and enjoying the divine 
 
 176 
 
 essence and nature, with all its glory, knew that 
 no usurpation in him, to account him- 
 self equal with the lather, and carry himself 
 upon all occasions as such, tio by the form of 
 God IS meant his essence and nature. It fol¬ 
 lows in verse 7. I3ut made himself of no re¬ 
 putation, and took upon him the form of a ser 
 vant, and w'as inade in the likeness of men. 
 i et he emptied himselj of that divine glory and 
 maje.sty, by hiding it in the vail of his flesh ; 
 and took upon him the quality and condition of 
 a mean person, not if a glorified saint, or of 
 ^ome great mortal; and was subject to all the 
 frailties and infirmities of human natwe, sin 
 only e.rcepted. 
 
 Gen. 1. 2. the earth was wdthout/. and void 
 Judg. 8. t 18. each according to the /. of a king 
 1 ‘bam. 28. 14. he said unto her, what/, is he of’ 
 
 2. bam. 14. 20. fetch about this/, of speech .Joabdone 
 Rsih. 2. + 7. and the maid was fair of/. 
 
 Job 4. 16. hut 1 could not discern the /. thereof 
 
 r?' his/, more than tlie sons of men 
 
 .x3. 2. lie hath no/, nor coineliness 
 Jer. 4. 23. and, lo, it was without /. and void 
 Lzek 10. 8. there appeared the/, of a man’s hand 
 43. IE shew them the / qt the house and fashion 
 the/, of his visage w'as changed 
 - tke ./• of the fourth is like the .Son of fiod 
 Mark 16. 12. appeared in another/. to two of them 
 Rom ^2 oo, which hast/, of knowledge and of truth 
 
 6. \ i. but ye have obeyed that / of doctrine 
 Rh‘l-2. 6. who being m the/, ot God, thought it no 
 
 / . but took upon him the /. of a servant 
 
 fiist/. ot sound words liast heard 
 
 3. o. having/, ot godliness, denying pow'er thereof 
 FORM. 
 
 Isa. 45. 7. If. the light and create darkness 
 ^ FORMED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 7. the Lord God/, man of the dust 
 19. out ot the ground God/. every beast of field 
 Deut. 32. 18. and hast forgotten God that f thee 
 '2 Kings 19. 25. that I have/, it, Isa. 37. 26. 
 
 Job 26. 5. dead things are / from under the water 
 13. his hand hath/, tlie crooked serpent 
 33. 6. behold, 1 also am / out of the clay 
 Rsal. 90. 2. or ever thou hadst /. the earth 
 9L 9. he that^. the eye, shall he not see .’ 
 
 95. 5. the sea is his, and his hands/. the dry land 
 Prov.26. 10. the great God that/, all things 
 Isa. 27 . 11. he that/ them will shew them no favour 
 
 43. 1 thus saith he that/, thee, O Israel, fear not 
 
 7 . I have/, him, yea, I have made him 
 10. before me there was no god /. nor after me 
 21. this peo. hpe 1 /. for myself, shall sliew' praise 
 
 44. 2. that made thee, and j. thee from the womb 
 10. who hath /. a god, or molten a graven image ’ 
 21. for thou art my servant, I have /. thee 
 24. thus saith he that/, thee from the womb 
 
 4o. 18. God himself that/ the earth, he/, it 
 49. 5. Lord that/, me from womb to be his servant 
 54. 17 . no vveapon/. against thee shall prosper 
 Jet. 1.5. before 1 /.thee in the belly, I knew thee 
 33. 2 . the Lord that/, it to establis'h it 1 
 
 Amos 7 . 1. and behold, he/, grasshoppers in beginn. 
 Rom. 9. 20. shall the thing/, say to him that f it 
 GM: 4. 19 . 1 travail in birth, till Christ be/, in you 
 
 1 lim. 2. 13. for Adam was first/, then Eve 
 
 ^ FORMER. 
 
 Gen. 40.13. shalt deliver the cup after the/, manner 
 Aum. 21.26. had fought against the/, king of IMoab 
 Deut. 24. 4. her/, husband which sent her aw-ay 
 Ruth4. 7 . was the manner in f. time of redeeniino- 
 \Sam. 17 . 30. people answ'ered after the f. manner 
 
 2 Kings 1 . 14. the two captains of the/. fifties 
 17- 34. they do after the f. manner, 40. 
 
 Aeh. 5. 15. the/, governors were chargeable 
 Job 8. 8. inquire, I pray thee, of the/, age 
 30. 3. the wilderness in/, time desolate and waste 
 J sal. 79. 8. O remember not against us/, iniquities 
 89. 49. where are thy/, loving-kindnesses r 
 Led. 1.11. there is no remembfance off. things 
 7 .10. that the/, days were better than these 
 41. 22. let them shew the /. things, 43. 9 . 
 
 42. 9. behold the/, things are come to pass" 
 
 43.18. remember ye not the /. things, nor consider 
 46. 9. remember the/, things of okf, for 1 am God 
 48. 3. 1 have declared / things from the beginnino- 
 6 L 4. they shall raise up the/. desolations' “ 
 
 00 . 7 1 will measure their/, work into their bosom 
 lb. because the /. troubles are forgotten 
 17 . the/, sliall not berememb. nor come to mind 
 Jer. 5. 24. the Lord our God that givetli the f. and 
 latter rain in his season, Hos. 6 . 3 . Joel 2 . 23 
 10. 16. tor he is tlie/. of all things, 51. 19. 
 
 34. 5. the/, kings wliich were before the# 
 
 36. 28. write in it all the/, words in the first ro.T 
 Lzek. 16. 55. thy daughter shall return to/, estate 
 Dan. 11.13. set forth a multitude greater than the/. 
 
 29 . hut it shall not be as the /. or as the latter 
 Jlag 2. 9. the glory be greater than of the f. house 
 /.ech. 1.4. they, prophets have cried, 7 . 7, 12. 
 
 8. 11. I will not be to this people as in/. days 
 14. 8.^ waters go half of them toward the /. sea 
 Mai. 3. 4. shall be pleasant to the Lord as in/. vears 
 AcUl. 1. the/, treatise have I made, O 1 lieop'hilus 
 Lph. 4. 22. put oft concerning the/. conversation 
 \/‘-'C 1.14. not accordingfo the/, lusts in ignorance 
 Rev. 21.4. tor the/, things are'passed away 
 ^ EOHMETH. 
 
 Amos 4.1.3. for. lo, he that /, tlie mountains 
 Zeeh. 12. 1. and/, the spirit of man within him 
 . FORM ICA riON. 
 
 Iliis word IS taken (1) I'or the sin of impurity 
 ^mmitted between unmarried j'cr.wns. 1 Cor. 
 
 7 . 2. lo ayqid fornication, let every man liave 
 ins own wile, and let every woman have her 
 own liusband. (2) I'or the sin of adultery, when 
 ew<? or both per.rons are married. 51at. 5. .‘12. 
 
 \V liosoever putletli away his wife, saving for 
 the cause of fornication, causeth her to commit 
 adultery. (.3) I'm the sin if incest, 1 Cor 
 5. 1. fcuch fornication as is not so much as 
 
 FOR 
 
 named among the Gentiles, ^'c. (4) For the sm 
 oj Idolatry, which ts infidelity to, and forsaking 
 of, the true (jod for false gods, 2 Chron. 21. ll, 
 Jehoram made high places in the mi untains of 
 •ludah, and caused the inliabitants of Jerusalem 
 to commit tornication. Rev. lo 2 He hath 
 judged the great whore, which d'id cori upt the 
 earth with her fornication. 
 
 Plitces, caused .Terus. commit/, 
 re shall commit/, with kingd. of world 
 Lzek. If). ~9. tliqu hast multiplied lliy/. in Canaan 
 Mat. 5. .32. saving tor the cause of f. 19. 9. 
 
 John 8. 41. then said lliey, we be not liorn off. 
 Acts 15. 20. that they abstain from/. 29 I ^’1 25 
 Rom. 1. 29 . being filled with all /. full of eiivy' 
 5-1. that there is/, among you, and such/. 
 6. 1.1 the body is not tor f. but for the Ixird 
 
 18. flee/. II 7 . 2 . nevertheless, to a'oid/. 
 
 2 Cor 12. 21. and have not repented of their/. 
 wi- the V orks of the flesh, v bich are these,/. 
 kph. 5. 3. j. let it not be once named among you 
 Col 3. 5. mortify therefore/, uncleanness 
 lJhess.4. .*1. will of (L thatyeshould abstain from/. 
 Jude (. .Sodom and citief giving themselv. over to/ 
 Rev 2. 21. I gave her space to repent of her/. 
 
 9. 21. neither repented they of their y. nor thefts 
 34. 8. drink of the wine of the wrath of her / 
 
 17 . 2 . have been made drunk with wine of her / 
 
 4. a >mlden cup full of the filthiness of her /. 
 t o. Eabylon the great, mother ot /. and abomi- 
 
 18. 3. all nations drunk with wine of wrath otJier/' 
 
 19. 2. which did corrupt the earth with her/ 
 
 „ , FORMCAJ IONS. 
 
 LzeL 16.15. thou pouredst outtby/. on every one 
 Mat. 15. 19 . out c)f heart proceed/, thefts, iliar>l7.21. 
 
 isee Co.AiMiT, Co.MMrrT£U. 
 
 ^ FOKMCAIOR. 
 
 called a brother be a/. 
 ileb. 1^. 16. lest there be any /. or profane person 
 
 fgrmcaiors. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 9. I wrote to you not to compans- with/. 
 
 10. yet not a together with the/, of this world 
 6. 9. nor shall y. inherit the kingdom of God 
 
 FORSAKE. • 
 
 Deut. 31.15. tins people will/, me and break coven. 
 
 l(f . in that day i willy, them and hide my face 
 Josh. 24. lb. God forbid we should /. the Lord 
 
 20. it ye/, the T onj and serve strange gods 
 Midff. 9.11. should I C my sweetness and my fruit ? 
 
 7 /^y"t7J21. 14. I will/ remnant of my inheritance 
 1 Chron. 28. 9. it thou/, him, will cast theeoff for ever 
 ■Chron 7 19. it ye turn awav and/, my statutes 
 lo. 2. but It ye/, him, he will/, you 
 
 Fzra ft. 22. his wrath is against them that/, him 
 Rsal. 27 . 10. when my tkther and mother/, me 
 . 37 . 8. cease trom anger and /. wrath, fret not 
 89. 30. it his childien/. my law and walk not 
 94. 14. neither will he/. Ins inheritance 
 119 . 53 . horror taken hold, because wicked /. law 
 n J- c’il' not mercy and truth/, thee, bind them 
 
 9. o.f. the toolish, and live, go in way of underst 
 28. 4. they that/, the law, praise the wicked 
 
 1. 28. they tnaty. the Lord shall be consumed 
 
 50. 7 . let wicked/, his way. unright, his thoughts 
 65.11. ye are they that/. L. forget my holy modnt. 
 
 Jer. 1(. 13. all that/, the Lord shall be ashamed 
 23. .33. 1 will even/, you. saith the Lord, 39. 
 
 51. O.f. her, and let us go everyone to his countrv* 
 Lam. 5. 20. wherefoi e dost thou /. us so long time ' 
 Dan. 11. 30. with them that/, the holy covenant ' 
 Jonah 2.8. observe lying vanities,/, theirown mercy 
 Acts 21. 21. thou teachest the Jews to/. Moses 
 
 ^ FOR.saKEwoc 
 
 Deut. 12. 19. take heed that thou /. not the T.evite 
 Job 20.13. tliough he spare wickedness and/, it not 
 Rsal. 38. 21./. me not, O Lord my God, 71 . 9 jg 
 119 . 8 .1 will keep thy statutes. Of. me not utterly" 
 1.38. 8 . /. not the works of thine own hands 
 Prov. 1 . 8 . and/, not the law of thy motlier, 6 . "0 
 4. 2 . I give you good doctrine, /. ye not my law * 
 b. /. her not and she shall preserve thee 
 '’7. 10 . thine own friend and father’s friend /. not 
 ^ A^ot FOK.SAKE. 
 
 Pent. 4. 31. he will net f. thee, 31.6.8.1 Chr. 28.20. 
 14. 27 . and the Levite, thou shalt not f. him 
 Josh. 1. 5. I will not fail nor/, thee, IJeb. 13. 5 . 
 
 1 12. 22. J.. will notf. his people, 1 Kings 6. 12L 
 
 1 Kings 8 . 57- let him nut leave us, nor/, us 
 Aeh. 9 . 31. thou didst not consume, nor'/, them 
 
 10. 39 . we will not f. the house of our (iod 
 Rsal. 27 . 9 . neither f. me. O God of mv salvation 
 Isa. 41. 17 . I, the God of Israel, will hot f. them 
 
 42. 16. these things will I do, and not f. them 
 Ezek. 20. 8. nor did thev/. the idols of F.gypt 
 I’OR.SAKEN. 
 
 2 Chr. 21. 10. because he had/, the T.. 24. 24. | 28. 6. 
 Aeh. 13. 11. 1 said, why is the house of God/, f 
 Job 18. 4. shall the earth be f. for thee ’ 
 
 Rsal. 37 . 25. yet have I not'seen the righteous f. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 16. the land shall be f. of both her kin^s 
 17 . 2. file cities of Aroer are /. shall be for flocks 
 9. shall be as a/, bough, and an uppermost branch 
 27 . 10. and the habitation shall be f. and left 
 .32. 14. because the palaces shall be/, city left 
 54. 6. the Lord bath called tliee as a woiiian f. 
 
 02. 4. thou shalt no more be termed f. 
 
 Jer. 4. 29 . every city shall be/, no man'dwell therein 
 18.14. shall cold waters from another place be/ 
 Ezek. 36. 4. thus saith the I^id to the cities/. 
 
 Amos 5. 2. the virgin of Israel is f. on her lard 
 Zeph. 2. 4. for Gaza shall he /. and 'Ashkelon desolate 
 Pave, hast, hath EGHS.AKEN . 
 
 7V t. 28. 20. thy doings, whereby thou hast f. me 
 ‘’9. 25. because they have f. the T.'ord, Judg. 10. 10. 
 
 Judg. 6. 13. but now the Lord hath f. us 
 10. 13. yet ye have f. me, and served other gods 
 1 Ibam. 8. 8. the worns wherewith they haze f. me 
 12. 10. we have sinned, because we haze f. the L. 
 1 Kiizgs 11. 33. because that they have f. liie 
 18.18. ye have f. the commandments of the Lord 
 19 . 10. for Israel have f, tliy covenant, 14. 
 
FOR 
 
 FO U 
 
 FOR 
 
 2 Kings 22.17. because they have f. me and burnt 
 incense to gods, 2Chr. 34. 25. Jer. 16. 11. 1 ly. 4. 
 
 2 Chrmi. 12. 5. ye have /. me, and I have left you 
 
 13. 11. \ve keepchargeot'the L. but ye havef. him 
 
 24. 20. because ye have f. the Lord, he hath/, you 
 2y. 6 . tor tathers have done evil, and have f. him 
 
 Ezra 9. 10. for we have f. thy commandments 
 Job 20. 19. because he hath oppressed and/, the poor 
 Esal. 22. 1. my God, my God, why hast thou f. 
 
 me? AJai. 27. 46. Aiark 15. Si. 
 71. 11 . they take counsel, sayiner, God hathf.Wim 
 Isa. 1.4. they havef. the L. and provoked Holy One 
 
 54 . 7 . for a small moment/jacc I /. thee, 49.14. 
 Jer. 1. 16. have f. me, burnt incense to other gods 
 
 2.13. they have f. me tlie fountain of living waters 
 
 17 . in that thou hast f. the Lord thy God, 19. 
 
 5 . 7 . how shall t pardon tliee ? thy child, havef. me 
 19 . thou shalt answer, like as ye have f. me 
 
 13. the Lore! saith, l)ccause they havef. my law 
 19. are confounded, because ye have f. the land 
 12 . 7 . I have f. my house, 1 have left my heritage 
 15. 6 . thou hast f. me, saith the Lord 
 17 . 13. they have f. the fountain of living waters 
 22. 9 . because they have f. the covenant of God 
 
 25. .‘58. he hath f. his covert as the lion 
 Ezek. 8 . 12. the Lord hath f. the earth, 9. 9. 
 
 Mat. 19 . 27 . we have f. all and followed thee 
 
 29. every one that hath f. houses or brethren 
 2 7iw.4.10. Denias/iflfA /.me, having loved world 
 2 Eet. 2.15. which have f. tlie riiiht way, gone astray 
 Kot FOllSAKLN. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 10. but as for us, the Lord is our God, 
 we have mt f. him, priests minister to the Lord 
 Ezra 9 . 9. yet God hath not f. us in our bondage 
 Psal. 9. 10. thou hast 7wt f. them that seek thee 
 Isa. 62. 12. shall be called, souglit out, a city notf. 
 Jer. 51. 5. Isr. hath jiot been /. nor .1 udah of his God 
 2 Cor. 4. 9. we are persecuted, but 7wt f. cast down 
 LOK8AKE 1 H. 
 
 Job 6. 14. but he /. the fear of the Almighty 
 Esal. . 37 . 28. for the Lord/, not his saints 
 40.112. more than my hairs, therefore heart /. me 
 Prov. 2. 17 . from her who /. the guide of her youth 
 15. 10. correction grievous to him that f. the way 
 
 28. 13. whoso contesseth and f. shall have mercy 
 Luke 14. 33. whoso/, not all that he hath cannot 
 
 FORSAivlNG. 
 
 Jsa. 6. 12. until there be a great /, in the land 
 Ileb. 10.25. not/. the assemb. ofourselvestbgether 
 FORSOOK. 
 
 Dent. .32. 15. then he /. God that made him 
 Judg. 2. 12. and they/. the Lord God, 13. I 10. 6. 
 
 1 Ham. 31. 7 . they/, their cities and tied, 1 Chr. 10. 7 . 
 
 1 hmgs 9. 9 . because they/, the J.ord their God 
 12. 8. but Uehoboam /. the counsel of old men, and 
 
 consulted with young men, 13. 2 Chr. 10. 8, 13. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 22. Ainon /. the God of his fathers 
 ^2 Chru>i.~i. 22. they /. the God of their fathers 
 
 12. 1. Rehoboam f. law of the Lord and Israel 
 
 with him 
 
 Psal. 78. 60. he/, the tabernacle of Shiloh 
 119 . 87 . consumed me, but I/, not thy precepts 
 Jsa. 58. 2. that/. not the ordinance of God 
 Jer. H.5. the hind calved in the field and /. it 
 Mat. 26. 56. disciples/, him and tied, Mark 14. 50. 
 Mark 1. 18. they/, their nets and followed him 
 Luke 5. 11. they /. all and followed him 
 2 Tim. 4.16. none stood with me, all men/. me 
 lieb. 11. 27 . by faith Moses/. Fgvpt, for he endured 
 FORSUOKLSt. 
 
 Keh. 9 . 17 . art a God slow to anger, and/, them not 
 19. thou in thy mercies/. them not in wilderness 
 FORSWEAR. 
 
 Mat. 5. .33. thou shalt not/. thys. but perform oaths 
 FOKT, S. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 9. so David dwelt in the/, the city of Dav. 
 2 Kings 25.1. they built /. ag. .lerus. Jer. 52. 4. 
 
 Isa. 25. 12. high,/', of thy walls shall he bringdown 
 
 29. 3. and I w ill raise /. against thee 
 
 32.14. the/, and towers shall be for dens for ever 
 Ezek. 4. 2. and built a/, against it, 21. 22.1 26. 8. 
 17 . 17 . and building^, to cut off many persons 
 
 21. 22. was the divination for .lerus. to build a/. 
 
 26. 8. and he shall make a/. against tliee 
 
 33. 27 . and they that be in the/, shall die 
 Dan. 11. 19 . shall turn toward the f. of his own land 
 FOR III. 
 
 Neh. 4.16. from that time/. my servants wrought 
 
 13. 21. from that time/. came they no more 
 Psal. 113. 2. blessed be the name of the I.ord, from 
 
 this time /. and for ever, 115. 18. 1 121. 8. 
 Jer. 49- 5. ye shall be driven out every man right /. 
 Mat. 16 . 21 . from that time/. began .lesus to shew 
 
 22. 46. nor durst from that clay /. ask him questions 
 John 11. 53. from that day /. they took counsel 
 
 FORI lAVlTH. 
 
 Ezra 6. 8. that/. expences be given to these men 
 JJat. 13. 5./. sprung up, because no deepn. of earth 
 26. 49 . he f. came to .lesus, anti said, hail. Master 
 Mark 1. 29 . and/. when come out of the synagogue 
 
 4.3. he sti aitly charged him, and/. sent him away 
 5. 13. and/. .lesus gave the unclean spirits leave 
 John 19. .34. and/. came thereout blood and water 
 .Alcts 9 . 18. he received sight /. and arose, and was 
 
 baptized 
 
 12.10. and/, the angel departed from him 
 21.30. they drew Paul out, and/. doors w ere shut 
 FORIY. 
 
 Cen. 18.29. he spake again, peradventure there shall 
 be J. found ; he said, 1 will not do it for /. sake 
 Eiod. 26. 19. thou shalt make/, sockets of silver 
 21. and their /. sockets of silver, 36. 24, 26. 
 
 Judg. 12. 14. Abdonhad/. sons and thirty (laugh. 
 
 2 Kings 8.9.so I lazael went and took/.camels’burd. 
 Keh. 5. 15. the governors had taken /. shekels 
 Acts 23.13. more than /. made this conspiracy, 21. 
 FORIY baths. 
 
 1 Kings 7.38. made ten lavcrs,one contained/. baths 
 FOltl'Y cubits. 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 17 . the house before it w’as/. cubits long 
 Ezek. 41. 2. he measured the length thereof/, cubits 
 46. 22. there were courts joined of/, cubits 
 
 See D.\ts. 
 
 FOREY kine. 
 
 Gen. 32. 15./. kine, ten bulls, a present to Esau 
 FU R 1 Y stripes. 
 
 Deut. 25. 3. /. str. he may give him, and not exceed 
 2 Cor. 11. 24. of the .lews 1 received /. str. save one 
 l''ORl Y years. 
 
 Gen. 25. 20. Isaac w'as f.y. wdien he took Rebekaii 
 26. 34. F,sau f. years wdieii he took to wife Judith 
 Exod. 16 . .35. Israel did eat manna/, y. Keh.Si.‘l\. 
 Num. 14. 3.3. shall wandei in wildern./. y. 32. 13. 
 
 34. ye shall bear your iniquities/, years 
 Deut. 2. 7- he knoweth thy walking tiiese/. years 
 
 8. 2. the way which God led xhee f. years, 29. 5. 
 
 4. neither did thy foot swell these/, years 
 Josh. 5. 6. Israel walked j. years in the wdlderness 
 
 14. 7 . /. years old was 1 when Moses sent me 
 Judg: 3. 11. the land had rest /. yeais,b. 31. 1 8 . 28. 
 
 13. 1. Israel into the hand of Philistines/', years 
 
 1 tdam. 4. 18. Lli had judged Israel /'. years 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 10. Ish-bosheth y. old wnen he began 
 5. 4. David reigned /. years, I Kings 2. 11. 
 
 15. 7- after/, years Absalom said to the king 
 
 1 Kings 11. 42. time Solomon reigned w’as/. years 
 
 2 Kings 12.1. Jehoash reigned f. years in Jerusalem 
 2 Chron. 24.1. Joash reigned /. years in .lerusalem 
 Psal. 95.10. J. y. w as 1 grieved w ith this generation 
 Ezek. 29 . 11. nor shall it be inhabitedy. years 
 
 12. and her cities shall be desolate/. years 
 
 13. at the end of/, y. 1 will gather the Egyptiims 
 Amos 2. 10. 1 led you f. years in the wilderness 
 
 5. 25. ye offered sacrifices/'. years. Acts 7- 42. 
 
 Acts 4. 22. for the man healed was above /'. y. old 
 
 7 . 23. Moses was/. y. old, he visited his brethren 
 
 30. when/. y. expired, there appeared an angel 
 36. had shew ed wonders in the wilderness/'. y. 
 
 13. 18. the time of/, y. suffered he their manners 
 21. God gave them .'said by space of/', years 
 Heb. 3.9. when j'our fathers saw my w orks/'. years 
 17 . but with whom was he grieved/. years ' 
 FORl'Y-OJSiE years. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 21. Rehoboam was J'.-one years old 
 
 when he began to reign, 2 Chron. 12. 13. 
 15. 10. Asa reigned f.-ove years in Jerusalem 
 
 2 Kings. 14.23. Joroboam reigned f.-one y. Samaria 
 
 FORI Y-i WO. 
 
 Num. 35. 6. to cities of refuge add f.-two cities 
 2 Kings 2. 24. two bears tare/, anci treo children 
 10. 14. Jehu took them alive, even/. and two men 
 2 Chr. 22. 2. f.-two years old Ahaz. when he began 
 Ezra 2. 24. the children of Azmaveth /'. and two 
 Neh. 7 . 28. the men of Leth-azmaveth /. and two 
 liev. 11. 2. holy city they tread f.-two months 
 13.5. powerwas given him to continue f.-two months 
 FOR IY-FOUR. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 18. of Reuben and Gad, 44,760 
 FOlt 1'Y-FiVE. 
 
 Gen. 18. 28. if I find f.-five, I will not destroj' it ' 
 Josh. 14. 10. Lord kept me alive these/.-/'re years 
 
 1 Kings'i.‘i. upon the beams that lay on/.-/iie pillars 
 
 FORiY-SlX. 
 
 Jolm 2. 20./.-ffir years w as this temple in building 
 1ORTY;-EIGH 1. 
 
 Num. 35. 7- cities of Levites f.-eight. Josh. 21. 41. 
 FORfY'-KlKE. 
 
 Lev. 25. 8. the space shall be to thee f.-nine years 
 E O R1 Y" thousand. 
 
 Num. 1. 3.3. those numbered of the tribe of Ephraim 
 were/. thousand five hundred, 2.19. 1 26. 18. 
 Josh. 4. 13. about /. thousand prepared for war 
 Judg. 5.8. was a shield or spear seen among/, thous. 
 
 2 iiam. 10. 18. Dav. slew /, t. horsem. 1 Chr.VJ. 18. 
 1 Kings 4. 26. Solo. had/', thousand stalls of horses 
 1 Chron. 12. .36. of Asher expert in war /'. thousand 
 
 FORTY^-OJSE thousand. 
 
 Num. 1. 41. of Asher were/'. and one thousand, 2. 28. 
 
 FORlY'^-'lWO thousand. 
 
 Judg. 12. 6. there fell of Ephrainiites f.-two thous. 
 Ezra 2. 64. whole congrega. was 42,360, Neh. 7 . 66. 
 
 E’ORi'Y'-'lFlREE thousand. 
 
 Num. 26. 7- families of the Reubenites was 43,730 
 FORTY-FO UR thousand. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 18. the children of Reuben were 44,760 
 An hundred FORlY'-FOUli thousand. 
 
 See lluNUREU. 
 
 FOPt'i Y’^-Fl VE thousaiid. 
 
 Num. 1. 25. that were numbei ed of Gad 45,650 
 26. 41. that were numbered of Ijenjamin 45,600 
 bd. of Laphtali were numbered 45,400 
 E'OR'l Y'-SIX thousand. 
 
 Num. 1. 21. of Reuben were 46,500, 2. 11. 
 lORlTETH. 
 
 Num. 33. 38. Aaron died there in the/, year after 
 Deut. 1. 3. in the/'. year Moses spake to Israel 
 
 1 Chr. 26 . .31. in the/. year of Ihe reign of David 
 
 2 Chr. 16.13. Asa died in one and /. year of his reign 
 
 FOR I IFY. 
 
 Judg. 9. 31. and behold, they /. the city against thee 
 Neh. 4. 2. wdll these feeble Jews/. themselves ? 
 
 Jsa. 22.10. houses have ye broken down to/, the wall 
 Jer. 5l. 53. tho’ she should /'. height of her strength 
 Nah. 2. 1. watch the way,/, thy power mightily 
 
 3.14. draw thee waters for siege,/, thy strong holds 
 FORI IFIET). 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 11. Rehoboam/. the strong holds 
 26. 9. Uzziah built towers and/, them 
 Neh. .3. 8. tliey /'. Jerusalem to the broad wall 
 Mic.1.12. in that dav he shall come from the/, cities 
 FOit l RF^S, F..S. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 2. the Lord is mv rock and my /. Psal. 
 
 18. 2. 1 .31. 3.1 71 . -3.1 91. 2. [ 144. 2. 
 Prov. 12. 112. wicked desireth the/', of evil men 
 Isa. 17 . 3. the/. also shall cease from Ephraim 
 25. 12 . the/, of the high fort shall he bring down 
 .31. 13. nettles and brambles come up in the/. 
 
 Jer. 6. 27 . 1 have set thee for a/. among my people 
 It). 17 . gather thy wares, O inhabitant of the/. 
 
 16 . 19. O Lord, my /'. in the day of affliction 
 Dan. 11.7. enter into the /. of the king of the north 
 10. shall he return and be stirred up even to his/, 
 t . 39 . thus shall he do in the/'. of munitions 
 Ilos. 10. 14 and all thy I. shall be spoiled 
 
 Amos 5.9. that the spoiled shall come against the/. 
 Mic. 7 .12. in tljatday he shall come to thee trom /. 
 
 forward. 
 
 Num. 32.19. we will not inherit on yonder side or/. 
 Jer. 7 . 24. and they went backward and not/. 
 Ezek. 4.3. 27. itshafl be upon the eighth day aim so/. 
 Zech. 1. 15. and they helped /'. the affliction 
 
 2 Cor. 8.10. not only to do, but also to be /. y ear ago 
 
 17 . but being more /'. of his own accord he went 
 Gal. 2 . 10 . the same which I also was/, to do 
 
 3 John 6. whom if thou bring/'. on their journey 
 
 bee 'Ihat Day, Go, .Set, Went. 
 FORVVARlLN E.SS. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 8. but by occasion of the/, of others 
 
 9 . 2. for 1 know/, of vour mind, for winch 1 beast 
 FO’UGIl F. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 8 . then came Amalek and /. with Israel 
 
 10. so Joshua/. with Amalek, Moses w ent up 
 Num.21. 1. then king Arad./, ag. Isr. and took some 
 
 2.3. Sihon came anil /'. against Israel, Judg. 11. 20. 
 26. Sihon /. against the former king of Moab 
 
 Josh. 10. 14. for the Lord /. for Israel, 42. 1 23. 3. 
 29. Joshua and all Israel/.against I.ibnah 
 
 31. /. against Lachish |! .34. Isglon H 36. Hebron 
 
 24. 8. the Amontes on the other side /'. with you 
 
 11. and the men of Jericho/'. against you 
 Judg. 1. 5. they found Adonrbezek and /. ag. him 
 
 8. Judah had/'. against Jerusalem, and taken it 
 5. 19. the kings came, then/', the kings of Canaan 
 20. they/', from heaven, the stars in courses/. 
 
 9 . 17 . my father /'. for you and delivered you 
 .39. Gaal went out and/'. with Abimelech 
 
 12. 4. all the men of Gilead /. with Ephraim 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 10. the Philistines/'. 1 Chron. lo. 1. 
 
 14. 47 . Saul /. against all his enemies on every side 
 
 15. t 5. Saul/'. against Amalek in the valley 
 
 19 . 8. so David /. with the Philistines, 23. 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 28. people stood still, nor/, they any more 
 8. 10. he had /'. against Hadadezef, 1 Chr. 18.10. 
 
 10. 17 . the Syrians/. against Daviil, 1 Chr. 19 .17. 
 12. 29. David /'. against Rabbah and took it 
 
 2 KingsV).29. Joram/. against llazael, 9. 15. 
 
 12. 17 . tlien llazael went and/, against Gath 
 
 13. 12. Joash /. against Amaziah, 14. 15. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 29 . Lord /'. against the enemies of Israel 
 Psal. 109. 3. they /'. against me without a cause 
 Isa. 20. 1. lartan/. against Ashdod and took it 
 
 63.10. he was turned their enemy and /. ag. them 
 Jer. 34. 1. the people/. against Jerusalem,‘ 7 . 
 
 Zech. 14. 3. as when he/, m the day of battle 
 
 12. Lord will smite them that /'. against Jerusalem 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 32. 1 have /. with beasts at F:phesus 
 
 2 Tim. 4 . 7 . I have/. a good tight, finished my course 
 Rev. 12. 7 . Michael and his angels/'. against dragon 
 
 FOUL. 
 
 Job 16.16. my face is/. woth w eeping, on my eyelids 
 Mat. 16.3. ye say, it will be/, weather to-day 
 Alark 9. 25. he rebuked the/, spirit, saying to him 
 liev. 18. 2. Bab. the hold of every /. spirit and cage 
 10 U L. 
 
 Ezek.lM. 18. but ye must f. the residue with your feet 
 loOLED. 
 
 Ezek. 34.19. they di ink thatye have/, with your feet 
 FOULEDSi. 
 
 Ezek. 32.2. thou troubledst waters and/, their rivers 
 Fools, see Fowls. 
 
 FOUKD. 
 
 Gen. 2. 20. for Adam there was not /. an help meet 
 8. 9. the dove/', no rest fer the sole of her root 
 
 19 . f 15. take thy two daughters whicii are/'. 
 
 26. t 12. Isaac sowed, and /'. an liundred fold 
 
 19 . Isaac’s servants tligged and/'. a well of w ater 
 
 32. Isaac’s servants said to him, we have /. w ater 
 
 27 . 20. how is it that thou hast/'. it so quickly ? 
 
 30.14. Reuben went and /. mandrakes in the field 
 31. 33. Laban went into tents, but/, not images 
 
 . 37 . what hast thou/. of all thy household stuff? 
 36. 24. Anah that /'. the mules in the wilderness 
 . 37 . .32. brought the coat, and said, this liave w e /'. 
 38. 23. 1 sent this kid, and thou hast not/'. her 
 44. 8. money w'hich we/, in our sacks we brought 
 16. God hath /. out th(j iniquity of his servauls 
 Exod. 15.22. they went three days and /'. no w ater 
 
 16. 27 . they went to gather manna and /. none 
 
 18. f 8. Mo.ses told all the travel that had /'. them 
 Lev. 6. .3. or if he have /. that wdiich was lost 
 
 + 5. restore it in the day of his being/', guilty 
 
 25. t 26. and if his hand hath /'. sufhciency 
 Num. 15. .32./. a man that gatiiered sticks on sabb. 
 
 3.3. they that/', him brougnthim to Moses 
 
 20. t 14. thou know est the travel that hath /. us 
 .31. f 50. we have brought what every man bath/. 
 
 Deut.21. + 17 . giving double portion of all/.with him 
 22. 3. with what thou hast/. shall do likewise 
 
 14. when I came to her 1 /. her not a maid, 17 . 
 
 27 . he/', her in the field, and the damsel cried 
 24.1. because he hath /'. some uncleaimess in her 
 
 32.10. he /'. him in a desert land, he led him atxmt 
 Josh.2. 22. the pursuers sought, but/, them not 
 
 10. 17 . 1 ivekings are/, hid in acaveat Ylakkedah 
 Judg. 1. 5. they /. Adoni-bezek and fought ag. him 
 
 14.18. if no't plowed with heifer, not/, out my riddle 
 
 15. 15. and he/. a new jaw-bone of an ass 
 
 21. 12. and they /. four hundred young vircins 
 1 .Ji« 7/(.9. 4.passed thro’ Shalisha, but they/, not asses 
 
 11. they /'. young maidens going to draw water 
 
 20. as for thine asses they are/'. 10.2, 16. 
 
 12. 5. is witness ye have not/, ought in my hand 
 
 1.3. 19. now tliere w as no smith/, in Israel 
 
 22. no sword nor spear /'. in hand of the people 
 25. 28. and evil hath not been/', with thee 
 
 29. 3. I have f. no fault in him',since he fell to me 
 
 30. 11. and they /'. an Egyptian in the field 
 
 31. 8./'. Saul aiKl his three sons fallen inGilboa 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 27 . therefore thy servant /. in his heart to 
 jiray this prayer to thee, 1 ( hroti. I 7 . 25. 
 1 Kings 7 . 47. nor w as Pie weight of the I'rass /. out 
 
 11. 29 . the prophet Ahijah/'. .lerolmani in the way 
 
 13. 28. he went and /. his carcase cast in the w ay 
 
 18. 10. he took an oath that tiu'y /. thee not 
 
 19. 19. I lijah departed thence and/'. F’Jisha 
 
 20. 36. behold, a lion /'. him and slew him 
 
 N 177 
 
FOU 
 
 FO li 
 
 FOU 
 
 1 K'»«i?.?21.20.1iast flion /.me,O m.enemy;’have /.fliee 
 
 2 Khigs‘i. 17. they soii<iht Klijah, hut/, him not 
 0- +21. they/, .lelm in tlu; portion of Nahotli 
 
 35. they /, no more ot lier than ttie skull 
 
 22. 8. I/. the book ot the law in house ot'tlie I.ord 
 
 25. ly. he took sixty men that were in tlie city 
 
 1 Chrvn. 4. 4i). they /. fat pasture ancf good 
 
 29. they with whom piecious stones were/. 
 
 2 Vhnm. I'J. 3. there are good thinas/. in thee 
 £,zra 2.62. soiiglit tlieir register among those reckon¬ 
 ed by genealogy, but tliey were not/. Neh. 7. 64. 
 
 8.15. and I /. there none of the sons of Levi 
 l^eh. 5. 8. then they /. nothing to answer 
 
 8. 14. they /. w ritten in the law of L(-rd by Moses 
 JEst/i. 4. t 16. gather all the .lews/.■•in .Shushan 
 JohZQ. 13. nor is wisdom /. in the land of the living 
 31.+ 25. if I rejoiced because my hand /. much 
 29. or lift up mvself when evil /. mine enemy 
 
 32.3. wrath kind fed, because they had /. no answer 
 
 13. lest ye should say, we liave /. out wisdom 
 33.24. deliver from the ()it, 1 have/. a ransom 
 
 42.15. no women f. so fair as tlie daughters of lob 
 69. 20. 1 looked for comforters, but /. none 
 
 76.5. noneof the men of might have/, their hands 
 84. 3, yea, sparrow hath /'. an house, and .swallow 
 89. 20. I have/. David my servant, 1 anointed him 
 107. 4. they wandered and /. no city to dwell in 
 116. + 3. I/. trouble and sorrow, pains of liell/. me 
 119. +143. trouble and anguish have /'. me 
 
 1.32. 6. we /. it in the fields of the wood 
 Prov.ll. 15. to seek thy face, and I liave /. thee 
 24. 14. so shall wisdom be w hen thou hast/'. it 
 
 25.16. hast thou f. honey' eatsomuch asissutficient 
 £ccL 7. 27. behold, this have 1/. saith the [ireacher 
 
 28. one man among a thousand have 1 /'. but a 
 
 woman among all those have I not/. 
 
 29. this only have 1 /. tint God made man upright 
 Cant. 3. 1. I sought him, but 1 /. him not, 2. 
 
 .3. the watchmen /. me, to whom I said, 5. J. 
 
 . 4. but 1 /. him whom my soul loveth 
 
 Jsa. 10.10. as my hand hatlt /. kingdoms of idols 
 
 14. my hand hath /. the riclies of the people 
 
 I 22. 3. all that are/, in thee are bound together 
 24. + 22. after many days shall they be /. wanting 
 57. 10. thou hast/, the life of thine hand 
 65. 1. 1 am/, of them that sought me not 
 Jer. 2.5. what iniquity have your fathers /. in me ? 
 34. in thy skirts is/, the blood of poor innocents 
 5.26. for among my people are /. wicked men 
 
 14. 3. they came to the pits and/, no water 
 
 15.16. thy words were/, and 1 did eat them 
 
 23. 11. in my house have 1 /'. their wickedness 
 41. 8. ten men were /. that said, slay us not 
 
 50.7. all that/, them have devoured them 
 Lam. 2.16. this is the day, we have/, we have seen 
 Lzek. 22. 30. 1 sought for a man, but 1 /. none 
 JJari.D. 12. an excellent spirit was/, in Daniel 
 
 27. thou art weighed, and art/, wanting 
 
 6. 4. nor was there any fault/. in 1 aniel 
 
 11. these men/. Daniel praying before his God 
 Mos.9. 10. if. Israel like grapes in the wilderness 
 
 12. 4: he/, him jn Deth-el, and there spake with us 
 
 8. Ephraim said, 1 have /. me out substance 
 
 14.8. 1 am like a tree, from me is thy fruit/. 
 Jotia/i 1. 3. he/, a ship for '1 arshish, so‘he paid fare 
 Jk/fc. 1.13. the transgressions of Israel were /. in thee 
 3Jat. 2. 8. when ye have/, him bring me word 
 
 . 8.10.1 have not/, so great faitli in Israel , Lvke 7.9. 
 
 13. 44. which when a man hath/, he hideth it 
 46. when he had /. one [learl of great price 
 
 18. 28. and/, one of his fellow-servants who owed 
 
 20.6. he went out and/. others standing idle 
 
 21. 19. /. nothing thereon, lUar/cii. 13. Ltde 13. 6. 
 
 22. 10. they gathered all as many as they f. 
 
 26. 43. he/, them asleep, Hlark 14. 40. JLid'e 22. 45. 
 60. sought witnesses, 3 et/. they none, liJark 14.55. 
 
 27. 32. they/, a man of Gyrene, Simon by name 
 3Jark 1. .37. when they had /. him, they said to him 
 
 7.2. some ate w ith defiled hands, they f. fault 
 
 30. when she was come, she /'. the devi'l gone out 
 
 11.4. they /. the colt tied by the door without 
 Lvke‘2.. 16. they/, the babe lying in a manger 
 
 46. alter three days they /. hini in the temple 
 
 4. 17. he/, the place where it was written 
 
 7. 10. they retuining/. the servant whole 
 
 8. 35. they/, man clothed and in his right mind 
 
 15. 5. when he hath/, the sheep, he layeth it 
 
 6. rejoice, for I have/, my sheep which was lo.st 
 
 9. when she hath /. the jiiece, she calleth friends 
 17.18. are not any/, that returned to give glory 
 
 19. 32. they/, even as he had said to them, 22.13. 
 
 2.3.2. we /, this fellow perverting the nation 
 
 14. behold, 1 have/, no fault in this man 
 
 24. 2. and they /. the stone rolled aw ay 
 
 3. they/, not the body of the I.ord .lesus 
 
 2.3. w hen they /’. not his body, they came, saying 
 33. and they /'. the eleven gathered together 
 John 1. 41. and saith, we have /. the IMessias, 45. 
 
 2.14. .lesus /. in the temple those that sold oxen 
 Jicts 5.10. the young men came in, and /. her dead 
 
 22. when the officers /'. them not in the prison 
 
 7. 11. and our fathers /. no sustenance 
 
 9. 2. that if he/', any of this waj’, whether men 
 
 10. 27. Peter/, many that were come together 
 12. 19. Herod sought for Peter, and f. him not 
 
 1.3. 6. they /. a certain sorcerer, a false pn phet 
 
 22. 1 have/. David, a man after mine own heart 
 17. 23. I /. an altar with this inscription 
 
 24.5. we have/', this man a pestilent fellow 
 
 20. if they have/', any evil doing in me 
 
 25. 25. if. he hath done nothing worthy of death 
 
 28.14. we came to Puteoli, where we/'. brethren 
 Motn.4. 1. what Abraham our father hath/'. 
 
 7-10. winch was ordained to life, 1/'. to he to tieath 
 
 1 Cor. 15.15. yea, we are/'. false witnesses of God 
 ^Cor. 2.13. beciiuse I /'. not l itus my brother 
 0«/. 2. 17. we ourselves also are /. sinners 
 C/nl. 2. 8. and being /', in fashion as a man 
 
 ^ ^1'*^ office, being/, blameless 
 
 2 /++«. 1. 17. pnesiphorus sought me and /. me 
 
 12. 17. for he/', no place of repentance 
 1 Let. 1, 7. that your faith might be /. to praise 
 
 2 John 4. \f. of thy children walking in truth 
 Ucv, 2.2. thou hast tried them, and ha.st/. them liars 
 .3. 2. 1 have not /'. thy works perfect before (Jod 
 12. 8. nor w as their piace /. any nmre in heaven 
 
 16. 20. and the mountains were not/'. 
 
 /felOUMl. 
 
 Gen. 18. 29. peradventure there shall be forty /. 
 
 44. 9. with wliomsoever of thy servants it he f. 
 l-'.xod. 12. 19. seven days no leav. shall be /'. iu bouses 
 
 21. 16. that stealeth a man, if he Ae /. in his hand 
 
 22. 2. if a thief be /. tu eaking up, 7. 
 
 4. if the theft ie certainly/. in his hand 
 Dent. 22. 28. if a man lie with her, and they he f. 
 
 1 :>am. 10. 21. they sought him, he could not he f. 
 
 2 17.12. shall come on him where he shall hef. 
 
 1 1. .52. if w ickedness Ac/, in him he shall die 
 
 1 Chrun. 28. 9. if seek him, will be /'. of thee, but if 
 
 forsake him will cast off' for ever, 2 Chron. 15.2. 
 Job 20. 8. he shall fly away, and shall not bef. 
 
 28. 12. but where snail wisdom he f. f 
 C\al. .32. 6. shall pray in time when thou mayestie/. 
 .36. 2. till his iniquity he f. to be hateful 
 37. 36. 1 sought him, but he could not be f. 
 
 Prov. 6._3L if he be /. he shall restore sev en-fokl 
 16. .31. if it be f. in the way of righteousness 
 30. 6. lest he reprove thee and thou be /'. a liar 
 
 10. lest he curse thee, and thou he /. guilty 
 Ixa. .30.14. there shall not be /. a sherd to take fire 
 .35. 9. no lion, nor any beast shall be /'. thereon 
 51. .3. joy and gladness shall he /. therein 
 55. 6. seek ye the Lord while he may be f. 
 
 Jer. 29. 14. 1 vyill Ac/, of you, saith the lord 
 .50. 20. sins of .ludah he sought for, shall not be f. 
 Ezek. 26. 21. yet shall thou never he f. again 
 Dan. 11.19. he shall stumble and fall, and not be f. 
 
 12. 1. every one that shall be /'. w ritten in the book 
 lios. 10. 2. now shall they he f. faulty 
 
 Zeph. .3.1.3. nor a deceitful tongue be f. in mouth 
 Zech. 10. 10. and place shall not be f. for them 
 Acts 5. 39. lest ye be f. to fight against God 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 2. it is required that a steward Ac/, faithful 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 3. if clothed, we shall not be f. naked 
 
 11. 12. wherein glory, they may be /'. even as W'e 
 
 12. 20. that 1 shall be /'. such as ye would not 
 Phil. 3. 9. Ac/, in him, not having my ow n righteous. 
 2 Pet. .3.14. that ye may Ac/. of him in peace 
 llev. 18. 21. the city of Habylon Ac/. no more at all 
 
 22. no craftsman shall Ac/. any more in thee 
 See Favouk. 
 
 FOUIMD grace. 
 
 Gen. 6. 8. Noah/, grace in the eyes of the Lord 
 
 19. 19. thy servant hath /. grace in thy sight 
 
 3.3. 10.-if I have f.g. in thy sight, 47 . 29. I 50. 4. 
 39. 4. .loseph /. grace in his sight, he served him 
 
 E.rod. 33. 12. thou hast also f. grace in my sight, 17. 
 
 13. if I \vd.xt f. grace in thy sight, consider this 
 nation thy people, .34. 9. Jndg. 6.17- 1 Sam. 27. 5. 
 16. how know n that I and thy people have /'. g. ? 
 
 If urn. .32. .5". if we have /'. grace in thy sight 
 liitth 2. 10. why have I /. grace in thine eyes : 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 3. thy father knoweth I have/. grace 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 22. thy servant knoweth 1 have/', grace 
 Jer. 31. 2. the people/, grace in the wilderness 
 
 Is FOUIsD. 
 
 Gexi. 44.10. he with whom it is f. be my servant, 16. 
 Detit. 20. 11. people that w/. shall be tributaries 
 
 1 Kings 14. 13. in him there is f. some good tiling 
 
 2 K ings £2. 13. this book that isf. 2 Chnn. .34. 21. 
 Ezra 4. 19. it is f. this (ity hatn been rebellious 
 Job 19. 28. seeing the root of the matter is /. 
 
 Prov. 10. 13. in the lips of him wisdom is f. 
 
 Isa. 13. 15. ev'ery one that a.s/. shall be thrust thro’ 
 .37. + 4. lift up thy prayer for remnant that is f. 
 65. 8. as the new wine is f. in the cluster 
 Jer. 2. 26. as the thief is ashamed w hen he is f. 
 
 34. in thy skirts is f. the blood of innocents 
 
 11. 9._a conspiracy isf. among the men of .Tudah 
 Dan. 5. 12. excellent wisdom ts f. in thee, 14. 
 
 Hos. 14. 8. 1 am like a tree, from me is thy fruit/. 
 f.nke 15. 24. this my son was lost and isf. .32. 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 14. our boasting 1 made is f. a truth 
 Was FOU IS 1). 
 
 Gen. 44. 12. tlie cup was f. in Eenjamin’s sack 
 
 47.14. Joseph gathered the money thatayw /'. 
 Exod. 35. 23. every man with wb.oni was f. purple 
 24. every man with whom was f. shiltlm-wood 
 Jtidg. 20. + 48. smote with the sword all that wasf. 
 
 1 Sarn. 1.3. 22. w ith Saul and .lonathan there was f. 
 
 2 A ings 12.10. high priest told the money that was f. 
 20.13. shewed all that was /'. in treasury, Isa. .39.2. 
 22. 9. gathered the »noney that wasf. 2 Chr. .34." I7. 
 
 2.3. 2. read book which was f. 2 Chron. 34. .30. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 4. sought him.‘he wasf. of them, 15. 
 21. 17. carried away the substance thatrraj/. 
 
 Ezra 6. 2. there was f. at Achmetha a roll 
 Eccl. 9. 15. there was /. in it a poor wise man 
 Jer. 48.27. was Isr a derision f was he /. am .thieves ? 
 I.zek. 28.15. perfect till iniquity wasf. in thee 
 Dan. 1. 19. among all none aa.v/'. like Daniel 
 2. .35. iron, clay broken, no place was f. for them 
 
 5. 11. like the w isdom of the gods was /'. in him 
 
 6. 22. because before him innocency was f. in me 
 HJat. 1. 18. she wasf. with child of the Holy Gliost 
 I.vke 9. 36. when voice was past, Jesus wasf. alone 
 Acts 8. 40. but Philip was f. at Azotus, he preached 
 Pom. 10. 20. I Was f. of tliem that sought me not 
 
 •+^ifher aac guile /'. in his mouth 
 2\ev. 5. 4. no man was f. w orthy to open the book 
 
 14. 5. and in their mouth was f. no guile 
 18. 24. in her was f. the blood of the prophets 
 
 20. 11. and there was f. no place for them 
 
 IVas not FO U IS D. 
 
 TMal. 2. 6_. and iniquity teas not f. in his lips 
 //cA. 11.5. Enoch was not f. because Clod translated 
 liev. 20.15. w hoso not f. written in liook of life 
 ^ , FOUNDATION 
 
 Ts the ground-work, or lowest part, of a building, 
 which .supports the other parts; as the fotinda- 
 tion of a house, of a castle, of a fort, tower, 
 cVc. Christ Jesus, both in the Old and Kew 
 Testament, is called a Foundation, Isa. 28. 16. 
 Eehold, 1 lay in Zion for a foundation, a stone. 
 
 a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure 
 foundation. ( hyist i.v the foun<lation on whiik 
 the i hurt h is built; the founuation of all the 
 hopes, and coin\o,t, and happine.'S, i f the people of 
 God ; the toundation oj the coienant of grace made 
 with the church, and oj all the j^romises contained 
 thi.reui; he is a .sure foundatic'n, on whom his 
 people may secuiely rest; cue who vill i.ot fail 
 them, not deceive thtm ; ana he is r..c corner-stone 
 that unites the seieial parts of the bail,ting toge¬ 
 ther ; he makes Jews a.d (■entiles, that once 
 were irnplai able enemies, one church. 5: also in 
 1 (or. 3. 11. (•ther fouiidaticm can no man lay, 
 than that is lai 1, which is Jesus ( hri.st. /ind the 
 ahoie-mentioned pas.sage in Isaiah is cited by St. 
 Pc;ter, and a; plied to t hi ist, 1 Pet. 2. 6. 
 
 God s decree oj eleition is the Jirm immovable foun¬ 
 dation vpon_ which the saLatiou of the elect de¬ 
 pends. 2 'lim. 2. 19. I he foundation of God 
 standeth sure, having this seal, 1 he Lord know¬ 
 eth them that are his. Eee more of this passage 
 on the word SF.A I,. 1 he foundation of the aixjs- 
 tles and prophets, m that Jeioiaatwn -uhich they 
 laid by their preaching and dictrine, namely^ 
 Christ, wlunn they held fosth as the only mediator 
 between God and man, the only Eaviour and Head 
 oj the church, j'ph. 2. 2.. N e are built upon 
 the foundation of the apostles and prophets: 
 Ycur jaith is ;.riunded uponthe doctrine delivered 
 by thtm. l-’oundation is likewise taken for the 
 first pririciples of Christianity, taught in an easy 
 and plain method, so as to make people cf mean 
 capacities to understand them ; such as concern¬ 
 ing the necessity and nature of repentance and 
 faith ; the nature, institution, signijication, and 
 use of the sacraments ; concerning the last judg¬ 
 ment, and the like; these the apostle calls the 
 foundation, lleb.5. 1,2, Not laying again the 
 founciation of repentance, dte. And in Pom. 
 
 15. 20. The apostle says. So have I strived to 
 preach the gospej, not where Christ was named, 
 lest 1 should build upon another man’s foun¬ 
 dation. I did not choose to preach the go.spel, 
 where the fundamentals, the first principles cf 
 religion, had been taught by another, lest I slumld 
 seem to assume to myself the credit due to him. 
 Heaven, uliieh is the eternal inheritance of all 
 believers, is described as a city w bicli hath toun- 
 dations, to denote that the state of the elect in 
 heaven, and their glory there, is net subject to 
 corruption, or the least alteration, lleb. 11. 10. 
 Abraham looked for a city w hich hath louuda- 
 tions, whose builder and maker is God. 
 
 Magistrates are c/j'o ca/Aec/foundations. Psal.^A. 
 
 5. All the foundiitions of the world are out of 
 course: all maginraies, rulers, and governors, 
 that should .settle and establish justice and order, 
 have disturbed it by their irregular and di.sorderly 
 proceedings. Solomon says, Prov. lo. 25. Ihe 
 righteous is an everlasting foundation : or, hath 
 an everlasting foundation : His hope and happi¬ 
 ness is built upon a sure foundation. 
 
 Exod. 9. 18. as hath not been in Egypt since the/. 
 Josh. 6. 26. he shall lay the/'. in his first-born 
 
 1 Kings 5. 17. tliey brought hew n stenes to lay the/. 
 
 6. 37. in the fourth year was/. of house of L. lalcl 
 7 9. were of costly stones even from the /. 10. 
 
 16. 34. he laid the /'. of.lericho iu his first-born 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 16. wor‘k was prepared to-day of the/. 
 
 31. 7- they began to lay the /. of the heaps 
 
 Ezra 3. 6. the /. of the temple was not yet laid 
 
 10. when the builders laid the /. of temple, 12. 
 
 5. 16. Sheshbazzar laid the /. of the house 
 
 7- t 9. on the first day was the /. of going up 
 Job 4.19. how much lessin them whose /'. is m dust 
 22. 16. whose/, was overflown with a flood 
 Esal. 87. his/, is in the holy mountains 
 102. 25. of old thou hast laid the/, of Ihe earth 
 137. 7- I’ase it, rase it, even to the /. thereof 
 Prov. 10. 25. the righteous is an everlasting /. 
 
 Isa. 28. 16. I lay in Zion for a /. tried a stone* 
 
 44. 28. saying to the temple, tliy/. shall be laid 
 48. 13. m3' hand hath laid the /. of the earth 
 T.zek. 13. 14. the /. thereof shall be discovered 
 Ilah. 3.1.3. by discovering the /. to the neck 
 Hug. 2. 18. from the day that the /. was laid 
 Zech. 4. 9. Zenibbahel liafh laid/', and shall finisii. 
 
 8. 9. prophets which were when the/. was laid 
 12.1. the Lord, which layeth the /.of the earth 
 
 Luke 6. 48. digged deep, and laid the/, on a rcKk 
 49. like a man that w ithout a /. built an house 
 14. £9. lest haply after he hath laid the /. 
 
 Horn. 15. £0. lest 1 should build on another man’s /. 
 1 Cor. 3.10. as a w ise master-builder 1 laid the/. 
 
 11. for other/, can no man lay than is laid 
 
 12. if any miui build on this/', gold, silver, wcxid 
 Eph. 2. 20. are built on the /. ‘of the prophets 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 19. laying up in store for thems. a good/. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. nevertheless/, of God standeth sure 
 Hch. 1. 10. thou, I.ord, hast laid the/. of the earth 
 
 6. 1. not laying the/', of repentance and faith 
 Pi.ev. 21. 19. tl.e first/', jasper; second sapphire 
 
 iOUNDA'l ION of the world. 
 
 Mat. 13. 35. kept secret from the f.cf the world 
 25. 34. kingdom prepared from the /. of the world 
 Luke 11. 50. the blooci shed from the /. of the world 
 John 17.24. thou lo\ eelst me before the /. of the world 
 Eph. 1. 4. clK'scnus in him liefore the/, of the world 
 Heb. 4. .3.works were finished from the" f. cf the world 
 
 9 . 26. must have oft sulfered since/. of the world 
 
 1 J^et. 1. 20. toreordainecl before the/. </ the world 
 l\cv. 13. 8. 1 amb slain from the/. of the world 
 
 17. 8. names not written from the/, of the world 
 
 roUNHA'i'IONS. 
 
 Dent. 32. 22. and set on fire the/, of the mountains 
 
 2 Kam. 22. 8. the/, of heaven moved and shook 
 
 16. /'. cf the w orld w ere discovered, Ps. 18. 7,15. 
 E.zra 4. 12. have setup the walls and joined tlie/. 
 
 6. .3. and let the/, thereof be strongly laid 
 Job .38. 4. where wast thou w hen 1 laid/'. of earth ? 
 
 6. w hereupon are the/. thereof fastened 
 Psal.lX. 3. it/, be destroyed, what ctau righteous do i 
 
F O W 
 
 FOU 
 
 Pf/,/ 5. all the /. of the earth are out of course 
 
 ■^S’S-'wlio laid the/, of earth not to he »emove(l 
 Vrov 8 Sy. w hen he appointed the ^. ot t.ie eaith 
 1 for tlie /. of Kir-hareseth shall ye.mourn 
 oT 18.' and the f. of the earth do shake 
 4o! 21. have ye not understood trom /. of earth . 
 l‘{ the Lord that laid the/, ot t.ie eartli 
 16 that I may lay the/..of the earth 
 54 11. 1 will lay thy/, with sapphires 
 
 \o. thou Shalt raise up/, of many generations 
 ler “11 “17 if the / ot the earth can be seari hed 
 W 1“)' iier/. are fallen, her walls are thrown down 
 51 26. they shall not take ot tliee a l^i J. 
 
 Zam 4. 11. and it hath devoured the/, thereot 
 Fxei. 30. 4. Egypt’s/. shall be broken ‘lown 
 41 8. the/, of the side chambers were a full reed 
 7\Iir 1. 6- and I wilt discover the/. thereot 
 6 ° hear, O mountains, and ye stroiig /. of earth 
 Wfr7l6.26. the/, of the prison w-ere shaken 
 Heb. 11. 10. fo>' he looked lor a city that hath/. 
 
 Rev. 21. 14. the walls of the city had twelve./, 
 the f. were garnished with precious stones 
 
 EOUMDED. ... 
 
 1 Chron. 9. + 22. these were porters whom Uavifl j. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. + 3. the things wherein Sotonion was/. 
 Ezra 3. 1 6. but the temple was not yet/. 
 
 Psa/ 8+2. out of mouths of babes hast?, strength 
 24 « for he hath/. it upon the seas and the floods 
 78' + 69. like the earth which he hath J. for ever 
 «q" 11 world and fulness thereot, thou hast/, them 
 IM. + 5. he hath/, the earth upon her bases 
 
 8 to the place which thou hast./, tor them 
 110 152 . thy testimonies, thou hast./, them forever 
 Prov. 3. 19. the Lord by wisilom hath / the eaith 
 Isa. 14. .32. answer, that the Lord hath/. Zion 
 23 '13 this people tvas not till the Assyrian /. it 
 Amos 9. 6. and he hath/, his troop in the earth 
 mb. 1. +12. O God, thou liast/. them tor correction 
 lilat.l. 2.5. and it fell not, for it was/. on a rock 
 Luke 6.48. could not shake it, it was/, on a rock 
 FOUNDER. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 4. his mother gave them to the/. 
 
 Isa 41. + 7 . so the carpenter encouraged the .r. 
 
 Jer.6. 29 . the bellows are burnt,./', melteth in vain 
 10.' 9 '. the work of the hands of the/. 
 
 14 every/, confounded by graven image, j1. 17* 
 FOUND ESI'. 
 
 Neh. 9 8. and/, his heart faithful before thee 
 FOUNDING. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. + 27. concerning .loash/. the house 
 FOUNTAIN 
 
 Jf vToverly the source or spriug-heridof tcaters. Me- 
 ' tavhcricaUy, God is called the fountain ot 
 waters, Jer. 2.13. Springs or fountains are called 
 living, tohen they never cease or intermit, but are 
 always sending forth their waters: Suck had God s 
 care and kindness been over and re r/ie .lews, oj 
 whom he complains, 1 hat they had forsaken 
 the fountain of living waters. The blood oJ 
 Christ, which washes believers from all uv.ilean- 
 ness of sin. is culled a fountain. Zech. 13. 1. In 
 that day there shall be a fountain opened to the 
 house of L)avid, and to the inhabitants ot Jerusa¬ 
 lem, for sin and uncleanness. 'I he legal wash¬ 
 ings were but shadows and types of this matchless 
 healing and purging fountain, namely, the blood 
 of Christ, which never failed to heal any that ever 
 used it. All spiritual graces and refreshments 
 communicated by the Spirit, are also compared to 
 a fountain. .Joel 3. 18. A fountain shal l come 
 forth of the hou^ of the Tjird, and shall water 
 the valley of Shittim. As waters are oj a coolmg, 
 refreshing, and fructifying nature, so these gifts 
 and graces should make, the most barren to become 
 fruitful. And in .lohn 7- 38. He that believeth 
 on me, out of his belly shall flow rivers ot liv¬ 
 ing water. He sluill be endued with the gif ts 
 and graces of the Spirit in a plentiful measure, 
 which shall net only refresh himself, but shall 
 break forth, and be communicated to others, also 
 for their refreshing. . 
 
 Fountains are taken for children, or posterity, Proy. 
 
 5. 16. Let thy fountains be dispersed abroad : 
 May your posterity be numerous. In this pas¬ 
 sage fountains are put for streams or rivers flow¬ 
 ing from them, by a metonymy t f the cause for 
 the effect. In the same sense it is used in Deut. 
 .33. 28. the fountain of /aco5 shall be upon a 
 land of corn and wine ; that is, the people that 
 proceed from lacob. The title of fountains may 
 be the more fitly given to children, because as they 
 are rivers in respect of their pareiits, so when they 
 grow up, they also become fountains to their chil¬ 
 dren. in Prov. 5. 18. fountain is put for a wife. 
 Let thy fountain be blessed 4 Let thy wife be 
 blessed with children: barrenness being esteemed 
 a curse and reproach among the Israelites ; or, let 
 her be a blessing and comfort to thee, and not a 
 curse and a snare, as a harlot will be ; or, let her 
 he made happy by the enjoyment of thy society, 
 and cleaving to her alone. 
 
 Solomon says, Prov, 13. 14. The law of the wise 
 is a fountain of life, to depart from the snares ot 
 death ; that is, the doctrine, instructum, or counsel 
 of a holy, pious man, is a meaius to preserve life, 
 and to help men to depart from the snares of death. 
 By spring and fountain in Ilos. 13.15. are meant 
 a prosperous condition, and all bles.sings which 
 seemed to he for a continuance ; His spring shall 
 become dry, . nd his fountain shall be diied up. 
 Fountain is taken for the right ventricle of the 
 heart, which is the spring of life, and bf the vital 
 spirits. Keel. 12. 6. Or the pitcher be broken at 
 the fountain ; this may be said, when the veins do 
 not return the blood to the heart, but suffer it to 
 stand still, and cool within them, whence comes 
 that coldness of the outward parts, which is a near 
 forerunner of death. Fountain of blood, is the 
 blood of a person incommoded with a loss of blood, 
 whether natural or otherwise. Lev. 20. 18. IMark 
 5. 29. 
 
 Ceu, 16.7, the angel of the Lord found Hagar by a/. 
 
 FOU 
 
 Lev. 11. .36. a.' wlierein is water shall be clean 
 20. 18. he disco' ered her/, the/, ot her blood 
 Deut. 33. 28. /. of .lacob shall be on a land ot corn 
 1 .' 3 am. 29.1. the Israelites pitched by a/, in Je;ireel 
 P.sal. .36. 9 . for " ith thee is the /. of life 
 68. 26. bless the Lord trom they, ot Israel 
 74 . 15. thou didst cleave the/, and the hood 
 114. 8. who turned the Hint into ay. ot water 
 Prov. 5. 18. let thy /. be blessed, rejoice with wife 
 
 13. 14. the law of the wise is a/, of life 
 
 14. 27 . the tear of the Lord is nf. ot life 
 
 "5. 26. is as a troubled /. and corrupt spring 
 Eccl. 12. 6. or the pitcher be broken attlie/. 
 
 Cant. 4. 12. a/, sealed H 15. a/, ot gardens 
 Jer. 2.13. have forsaken/, ot living w'aters, I 7 .13. 
 6. 7 . as a/, casteth out her waters, so she 
 9. 1. oh tliat mine eyes were a/, ot tears 
 Joel 3.18. a/. shall come forth ot house ot the Lord 
 Zech. 1.3. 1. in that day ay. shall be opened 
 Mark 5. 29. the f . of her blood was dried up 
 Jam. 3. 11. doth a f. stud forth sweet waters? 
 
 12. no/, can vield salt water and fresh 
 Rev. 21. 6. I wall give of the f. of lite freely 
 FOUNIAINS. 
 
 Gen. 7 .11. the /. ot the great deep were broken up 
 8. 2. the /'. also of the deep were stoiyied 
 Deut. 8. 7 . (>od bringeth tliee into a land ot/. 
 
 1 Ktngs 18. 5. go into the land, to all/, ot 'wf-ter 
 
 2 Cham. 32. 3. he took counsel to stop waters ot/. 
 4. there was much people, who sto()t all they. 
 
 I^rov. 5. 16. let thy /. be dispersed abroad 
 8. 24. when there were no f. abounding with water 
 28. "when he strengthened the/, of the <leep 
 Isa. 41.18. I will open /. in the midst ot the valleys 
 Hos. 13. 15. and hisf. shall be dried up 
 Rev. 7 . 17 . and he shall lead them to living/. 
 
 8.10. the star tell upon the /. ot waters 
 14. 7 . worsliiphim that made the / ot water 
 16. 4. the third angel poured his vial upon the/ 
 1''0 UR. 
 
 Gen, 2.10. a river parted, and became/, heads 
 14. 9 ./. kings joined battle, with live 
 47 . ■'’4. and 1. parts shall be your own tor seed 
 Erod. 22. t. he shall restore/, sheep for a sheep 
 
 25. 26. thou Shalt make for it/, rings of gold 
 34. shall be/, bowls made like unto almonds 
 
 26. 2. the breadth of one curtainy, cubits, 8. 
 
 27 . 16. their pillars/, their socketsy. 38. 19. 
 
 . 37 . 20. and in the candlestick were/, bmvls 
 
 38. 5. he cast/ rings for tlie/. eiiils ot the grate 
 
 39. 10. /. rows of stones set in the breast-plate 
 Lev. 11. 20. all fowls that creep going on all/. 
 
 27 . of beasts that go on all /. unclean, 4^ 
 
 Num, 7 . 7 . two wagons, /. oxen to sons ot Gershon 
 8. / wagons, eight oxen to the sons of Merari 
 Deut. 22.“ 12 . make thee fringes on tlie / quarters 
 Jtidg. 11. 40. a custom to laiiient/. days in a year 
 2 Aam. 21. 22. these /. were born to the giaiit 
 
 1 Kmgs 18. 33. he said, fill/, barrels with water 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 3. there were/. leprous men at the enti-y 
 Job 42. 16. saw his son’s sons, even/, generations 
 Prov. 30.15. yea,/, things say nut, it is enough 
 
 18. yea, there he /. things "vvluch 1 know not 
 21. and for f. things which it cannot bear 
 24. there be/, things wliich are little on earth 
 29. yea,/ tl!in"s are comely in going 
 Isa. 17. 6./. or five m the utmost truittul branches 
 Jer. 15. .3. I will appoint over them /. kinds 
 
 y* 1 - 1^1^.-.11 4^ .. 4 !'> t * A A t I A* 
 
 Jti/. iU. O. i. '>111 ^ 
 
 .36. 23. when .lehudi had read three ory. leaves 
 Ezek. 1. 5. the likeness of/, living creatures 
 
 6. and every one had /. faces, 15.1 1 . 14. and 
 
 every one had/, wings, 10. 21. 
 
 16. and they/, had one likeness, 10. 10. 
 
 17 . they went upon their / sides, 10. 11. 
 
 14. 21. when I send my /. sore judgm. on .Terns. 
 37 . 9. and say, come from the/, winds, O breath 
 40, 41./. tables were on this side,/, on that 
 4.3. 15. the altar f. cubits, and upward/, boras 
 Dan. 1. 17 . these/, children God gave knowledge 
 
 3. 25. lo, I see /. men loose, walking in the tire 
 
 7 . 2 . the/, winds of heaven stiove on the sea 
 3 . and /. great beasts came up from the sea 
 17 . these/, beasts are/. kings who shall arise 
 
 8. 8. came/, notable horns towards the t. winds 
 
 22. whereas /. stood up, /. kingdoms shall stand 
 11 4. his kingdom divided towards the/, winds 
 
 Amos 1. 3 . and for /. I wall not turn away the 
 punishment thereof, 6 , 9, 11, 13. 1 2. 1, 4, 6 
 Zech. 1 . 18. I saw, and behold/, horns 
 20. and the I ord shewed me /. carpenters 
 6 . 1 . and behold, there came/, chariots out 
 Mat. 24. 31. he shall send his angels, and they shall 
 gather his elect from the / winds, Mark 13. 27 . 
 Mark 2. 3. one sick of the palsy who was borne ot f. 
 John 4. 35. are yet / months, then cometh haiwest 
 11. 17 . Lazarus had lain in the grave / days 
 19 . 2.3. tlie soldiers made/, parts of his garment 
 Acts 10. 30 . f. days ago I was fasting to this hour 
 21. 9. Philip had /. daughters, virgins, who proph. 
 
 23. we ha' e/ men w hich have a vow on them 
 "7 ' 29 . they cast/, anchors out of the stern 
 
 Rev 4. 6. round about the throne were/, beasts 
 8. the /. beasts had each ot them six wings 
 
 5 J4. the/ beasts said, amen, and the elders tell 
 
 6 6 I heard a voue in the midst ot the/, beasts 
 7 ! 1.1 saw/ angels, on /. corners, holding/ winds 
 9 . 13. a voice from the/, horas ot tlie golden altar 
 
 i 4 loose the/, ang. who are bound in Euphrates 
 14 3 . they sung a new song before tlie/'. beasts 
 15. 7 . one of the /. beasts gave seven vials 
 19 4 . the 24 elders and the /. beasts tell down 
 ike Gokneks, D.\ys. 
 
 FOUH times. 
 
 Kelt 6 4 vet tliey sent tome/.after tills sort 
 ■ FOL’liFOLD. 
 
 ^ Sam. 12. 6. and be shall restore the lamb/. 
 
 Luke 19 . 8 . if I have taken any thing, I restore/. 
 See Fo OT K D, 1 w E N r Y, n U N IIR K U, T It O U S .4 N D. 
 
 FOUU-SQUARE. 
 
 Ezod. 27 . 1. altar shall be f.-square, height 3 cubits 
 28. 16. the breast-plate f.-square, being doubled 
 1 Kings 6. t 33. he made posts of olive tree f.-square 
 
 Ezek. 40. 47 . he measured the court f.-square 
 48. 20. ye shall otter the holy oblation y'.-reware 
 Rev. 21. 16. and the city lietli/.-r^ware 
 FOURSCORE. 
 
 Erod. 7 . 7 . Moses was /. years old, and A^on / 
 and three years old, when they si^aketo Pharaoc 
 Judo. 3. .30. and the land had rest/, years 
 2 Sam. 19. 32. Barzillai w as/ years old, .35. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 25. an ass’s head wassolci fory. pieces 
 10. 24. Jehu appointed /. men without, and said 
 1 Chron. 15. 9. Eliel the duet, and his brethren/. 
 
 Q, Chron. 26. 17. with him /. (iriests, valiant men 
 Ezra 8. 8. Zebadiah, and with him/, males 
 Psal. 90 . 10. and if by strength they be /. years 
 Cajit. 6. 8. are threescore queens, and/', concubines 
 Jer. 41. 5. there came from Samaria,y. men 
 lAtke h. 37 . she was a widow about/, and four years 
 16. 7 . he said to him, take thy bill, and write/. 
 
 FO U RSCO R E and Jive. 
 
 Josh. 14. 10. lo, I am this day /. and five years old 
 1 Sam. 22.18. Doeg slew that day/, and five pers. 
 FOURSCORE and six. 
 
 Gen. 16. 16. Abra.was/. and six wlien Hagar bare 
 One hundred and FOU RSCO RK... 
 
 Gen. 35. 28. days of Isaac were one hundred andf. 
 
 lour hundred and FOURSCORE. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 1. in jinir h. f. years after come out ot Eg. 
 
 FO U R SCO R E thousand. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 15./. thous. hewers in mount, 2 Chr. 2.18 
 FOURSCORE and seven thousand. 
 
 1 Chr. 7. 5. Issachar reckoned in all /. and seven ik. 
 One hundred i'OURSGoRE and five thousand. 
 
 2 Kmgs 19. 35. angel smote in cam p of Assyria one n. 
 
 FOURFEEN. 
 
 Gen, 31.41. I serv'ed /. years for thy daughters 
 46.22. who were born to Jacob, all the souls were/. 
 Kum. 29.13. ye shall offer for burnt-offering/, lambs 
 ot the first year, I 7 . 20, 23, 26, 29, .32. 
 Josh, 15. 36. the tribe ot .ludab had in the valley 
 /. cities with their villages, 18. 28. 
 
 1 Kings 65. Solomon and Isr. held a feast/, days 
 
 1 Chr. 25. 5. God gave to Heman/. sons, 3 dauglit. 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 21. Abijah waxed mighty, mar./, wives 
 Ezek. .3. 17 . the settle shall be f. cubits long 
 Mat. 1. 17 . from Abraham to David/, from David 
 
 to carrying to Babylon/. to Christ/, generations 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. I knew a man above/. yeais ago 
 Gal. 2. 1. then/, years after I w'entup to Jerusalem 
 Ft)U RTEEN 
 
 Job 42. 12. Job had/. </i.sheep, and 6,000camels 
 FOURTEEN thousand seven hundred. 
 
 Num. 16.49. that died in plague were /. th. seven h. 
 FOURTEENTH. 
 
 Gen. 14. 5. in the/. year came Chedorlaomer 
 2 Kings 18.13. in tlie/ yearof llezekiah, En. .36.1. 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 13. they, lot came forth to Jeshebeab 
 25. 21. the /. lot came forth to Mattithiah 
 
 Ezek. 40.1. in the/. year after the city was smitten 
 Acts 27 . 27 . but when the/, night was come 
 See Day. 
 
 FOURTH. 
 
 Gen. 2. 14. and the/, river is Euphrates . 
 
 15. 16. in/. generation they shall come hither 
 Exod. 20, 5. visiting iniquity of fathers to the /. 
 
 generation, 34. 7- Kum. 14.18. Deut. 5. 9. 
 28. 20. and tlie/. row shall be a beryl, .39. 1.3. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 24. in the/, year the fruit shall be holy 
 Josh. 19. 17 . the/, lot came out to Issachar 
 ZSam. 3.4. David’s/, son, Adonijah, 1 Chron. 3.2. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 30. thv children of/, generation, 15.12, 
 Ezek. 10. 14. the /. had the face of an eagle 
 Dan. 2. 40. the /. kingdom shall be strong as iron 
 
 3 . 25. the form of the /. is like the Son ot God 
 7 . 7 . behold, a/, beast dreadful anil strong 
 19. then 1 would know the truth ot tlie/. beast 
 23. the/. beast shall be the/, kingdom on eartV. 
 11. 2. the/, shall be far richer than they all 
 Zech. 6. 3 . in the/, chariot were grisled horses 
 Mat. 14. 25. Jesus came in the/, watch ot the night 
 Rev. 4. 7 . the /. beast was like a flying eagle 
 
 6. 7 . when he had opened the /. seal, 1 heard 
 
 8.12. the / angel sounded, the sun was smitten 
 16.8. the /. angel poured out his vial on tlie sun 
 
 21.19. the tliird, a chalcedony ; the f. an emerald 
 
 See Day, Month, Part. 
 
 FOURTH year. 
 
 1 Kings J). 1. in the/, year of Solomon’s reign over 
 
 Israel he began to build, 37. 2 Chron. 3. 2. 
 22.11. Jelioshaphat began foreign in/, y. of Abab 
 
 2 Kings 18. 9. in the /. year of llezekiah Shalmane¬ 
 
 ser came up against Samaria and l>esieged it 
 Jer. 25.1. word came to Jerem. in/, yearot Jehoiak. 
 28. 1. in the/. year of Zedekiali, Hauaniali spake 
 36. 1. ill the year of Jehoiakim this word came 
 to Jeremiah from the Lord, 45. 1. 14b. 2. 
 51. 59. commanded Seraiali in/, yearot Zedekiah 
 Zech. 7 . 1. in /. year of Darius word came to Zeebar. 
 
 FOWL. , ^ 
 
 Gen. 1, 26. let them have dominion over the /. 
 
 2.19. out of the ground God formed every f. ot air 
 
 7 . 23. the /. of the heaven was destrqyed 
 
 8 . 17 .bring forth of all flesh, ofy'. ot cattle 
 
 9. 2. t'ne teal' of you shall tie on every y. ot the mr 
 
 10. behold, 1 establish my covenant with the/. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 26. eat no blood, whether oty. or beast 
 
 11. 46. tins is the law of the beasts and /. 
 
 Deut. 4. 17 . the likeness of any winged /. in the air 
 Job 28. 7 . there is' a path wliidi noy. knov eth 
 Psal. 8.8. to have dominion over the y. ot the air 
 148. 10. beasts and tlying/ praise the Lord 
 Jer. 9. 10. the /. of the heavens and beast are flea 
 Ezek. 17 . 23. and under it shall cwell all/. 
 
 . 39 . 17 . son of man, speak to every teatlitTed /. 
 
 41 31. priest shall not eat any thing torn,y. or betsi 
 Dan. 7. 6. had on the be.ck of it four wings ot a/ 
 FOW LS. 
 
 Gen. 7. 3. take of/, also of the air by sevens 
 15. 11. when the f. came down on the carcases 
 l.ev 1.14. it the burnt-sacrifice to 1/ird be ot/. 
 
 11.13. these /. ye shall have in abomination 
 Deut. 14. 20. but of all clean/, ye may eat 
 28.26. thy carcase shall be meat to all/, of the air 
 
 N 2 179 
 
FOX 
 
 FRE 
 
 FRI 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 44. I will give thy flesh to the /. 46. 
 
 1 Khiffs 4. .‘{.‘J. Solomon spake of heasts and of /. 
 
 14. 11. that dicth in tields,eat, 16. 4.1 21. 24. 
 
 also /. were prepared for me, store of wine 
 J<>/> 12. 7. ask the /. and they shall tell thee 
 Psal. 50. II. I know all the/, of the mountains 
 78. 27. lie rained /. like as the sand of the sea 
 lia. 18. 6. they shall be left to the /. of the moun¬ 
 tains, and the/. shall summer upon them 
 Dan. 4. 11. let the/, get from his branches 
 Mat. 6. 26. the f. they sow not, neither reap 
 13. 4. thc/.<ievoured the seed, Mark 1.4. Luke{\.5. 
 Mark 4. 32. that/. may lodge under it, Lvke 13. ly. 
 Duke 12. 24. how much more are ye better than/. 
 Acts 10. 12. a sheet wherein were /. 11.6. 
 liev. ly. 17. an angel cried to all the/, that fly 
 21. and all the/, were tilled with their flesh 
 FOWLS of the heaven. 
 
 Joh 28. 121. kept close from the /. of the heaven 
 35. 11. who maketli us wisei' than the /. of heaven 
 Psal. 7y. 2. bodies of thy servants meat to/. ofheav. 
 104. 12. by them the/. of hen. have their habitation 
 Jer. 7. 33. the carcases of this people shall bi^ meat 
 for the/, of the heaven, 16. 4. | ly. 7. | 31. 20. 
 
 15. 3. 1 will appoint the /. of the heaven to destroy 
 Dzek. 2y. 5. given Pharaoh for meat to /. of heaven 
 
 31. 6. the /. of heaven made their nests in Assyria 
 13. on his ruin sh.all all the/. of heaven remain 
 .32. 4. will cause all /. of heaven \o remain on thee 
 .38. 20. the/. of heaven shall shake at my presence 
 Dan. 2. 38. the /. of heaven given to Nebuchadnezz. 
 Has. 2. 18. made a covenant for them with 0/4. 
 4. 3. every one shall languish with /. of heaven 
 7. 12. I w'ill bring them down as the/, of heaven 
 Zeph. 1.3. I will consume the /'. of the heaven 
 Luke 13. ly. the /. o( heaven lodged in the branches 
 
 Fowlkr. 
 
 Psal. 01. 3. he shall deliver thee from snare of the /. 
 Vrov. 6. 5. deliver as a bird from the hand of the /. 
 Hos. y. 8. but the proph. is a snare of a/, m bis ways 
 FOWl.LRS. 
 
 Psal. 124.7- Our soul is escaped out of the snare of/. 
 Jer. 5. t26. my people pry, as /. lie in wait 
 I\)\, 
 
 In Greek, Alopex, in Hebrew, Shual : It i.c a 
 creature very well known, and very remarkahlc, 
 principally for its cunning. 'I here is rnpitiun 
 made of it in several places of the Scripture. 
 Our Saviour calls Herod the tetrarch c/Galilee, 
 fox, signifying thereby his craft, and the rejline- 
 ments of his policy, Luke 13. .32. And to give 
 an idea of his own extreme poverty, he says, '1 he 
 foxes have holes; and the birds of the air have 
 nests, but the .Son of man hath not where to lay 
 his head, Lvke 9. 58. I'-zekiel compares the fat.'-e 
 prophets with iorsoz. Ezek. 13. 4. 1 hy prophets 
 are like the foxes in the deserts ; whether it was 
 his design to heighten their cunning and hypocrisy 
 in imitating the true prophets, and .so covering 
 themselves with sheep's clothing, though they were 
 ravening wolves; or whether he intended to shew, 
 that these false prophets, instead of supporting 
 Jerusalem, endeavoured only to destroy it, hy 
 undermining its trails, and shaking its founda¬ 
 tions, as foxes undermine the ground to make 
 holes for themselves. In the same sense, seducers 
 and false teachers arc compared to foxes. Cant. 
 2. 15. lake us the foxes that si)oil the vines. 
 
 It is said, in Judg. 15. 4, 5. that Samson took 
 three hundred foxes, which he tied two and two 
 together by the tails, and that having fastened a 
 firebrand in the middle of the cord which bound 
 them so together, he let them loose among th 
 crops of standing corn belonuing to the Philis¬ 
 tines, and they burnt them, prom the fields they 
 went into the olive yards, and burnt them like¬ 
 wise. Home infidels are much scandalized at this 
 history, and pretend it incredible that Samson 
 could muster up .10 great a number of foxes. But 
 to this it is replied, that foxes are very common 
 in this country ; which is pnoved from scripture, 
 and the testimony of travellers. Solomon in his 
 Hong says, that the'little foxes spoiled the vines. 
 Cant. 2. 15. Jeremiah says, that the foxes walk 
 upon the mountain of Zion, which is desolate, 
 Lam. 5. 18. Thp'e are some provinces and cities 
 tn Palestine which tale their name from foxes, 
 douhtle.ss by reason of the great number of these 
 animals thereabouts, lor example: the land of 
 Shual, or the fox, 1 Ham. 13. I7. Hazar shual, 
 the fox’s habitation, a city of Judah, or Simeon, 
 Josh. 15. 28.1 ly. 3. 
 
 Eelon says, that in Palestine, particularly about 
 Caesarea, there is a kind of creature between a 
 wolf and a fox, which so abounds there, that some¬ 
 times troops of two or three hundred of them are 
 to be seen. M. Morizon, who has travelled in 
 this country, says, that foxes swarm there, atid 
 that there are very great numbers of them in the 
 hedges and mini of buildhigs. Besides, Samson 
 being .so eminent a person, and the judge of Is¬ 
 rael, might have employed abundance of people to 
 catch this great number of foxes, and they might 
 have provided them some time before for his pur¬ 
 pose. Nor can it at all perplex any man's reason 
 or faith, if it be allowed, that the God who made 
 the world, and hy his singular providence watched 
 over Israel, and intended them deliverance at this 
 tirne, could easily dispose things so that they 
 might be taken. 
 
 No animal was fitter for his design, e.specially 
 when coupled together in this manner ; for a fox 
 runs very swiftly, hut uses a great many turn¬ 
 ings and windings, not going straight on, but 
 running .sometimes on one side, sometimes on an¬ 
 other, so that while one dragged one way, and 
 another another way, they spread the fire over all 
 the fields of the Philistines, and could not easily 
 get into the woods, or holes in the rocks, where 
 their fire brands had been extinguished, and Sam¬ 
 son’s .stratagem rendered ineffectual. 
 
 Many things are said concerning the craft and 
 
 180 
 
 subtilty of foxes. They lay their dung in the 
 entrance of the badger's den, and hy that means 
 obtain it for their own use. They fright the 
 wolves, who are their enemies, from their dens, 
 by laying the herb sea onion at the mouth of 
 them. They dig holes for themselves, but then 
 they leave several outlets, that if the huntsman 
 lays his .mare at one, they may escape at the 
 other. When sick, they eat the gum of pine 
 trees, whereby they are Tu>t only cured, but their 
 days lengthened. It is said, that when they are 
 pur.sued hy hunters, they make urine on their 
 tails, and strike them upon the dog's faces. 
 Horne having been taken in a gin by the leg, 
 have bit it off, and so escaped; others have 
 feigned themselves dead, till they have been taken 
 out, and then have run away. Being hungry, 
 they feign themselves dead, on whom the Jowls 
 lighting for prey, they snatch and devour them. 
 Many other things are storied of thetr cunning. 
 Neh. 4. 3. a/, shall break down their stone wall 
 Luke 13. 32. go and tell that /. I cast out devils 
 FOXLS. 
 
 .Judg. 15. 4. Samson caught three hunilred/. 
 
 Psal. 63. 10. they shall be a portion for/. 
 
 V.ant. 2. 15. take the/, the little/. that spoil the vines 
 Lam. 5. 18. /ion is desolate, the /. walk upon it 
 Lzek. 13. 4. thy prophets are like/. in the deserts 
 J7«r.8.20./. have holes, the birds nests, Luke9.i>6. 
 FH AGM FN'I'S. 
 
 Mat. 14. 20. they took up the /. twelve baskets full, 
 Mark 6. 43. Luke 9 17. John 6. 13. 
 Mark 8. 10. how many baskets full of/. ? 20. 
 
 John 6.12. gather up that lemain, nothing be lost 
 FRAIL. 
 
 Psal. .39. 4. that I mav know how'/. I am 
 FRAME. 
 
 T^sal. 10.3. 14. he knoweth our f. he remembereth 
 Jer. 7.118. to make cakes to the/. of heaven 
 44.1 17. to burn incense to the /. of heaven 
 Ezek. 40. 2. by which was as the/, of a city on south 
 FRAMES. 
 
 Jer. 18. + 3. behold, he wrought a w’ork on the /. 
 FRAME, Eerb. 
 
 Judg. 12. 6. for he could not /. to pronounce it right 
 Jer. 18.11. behold, 1 /. evil againstyou and devise 
 JUos. 5. 4. they will not/. their doings to turn to God 
 FRAMFD. 
 
 T.fa. 29.16. shall the thing/. say to him that/. it ? 
 Eph.2. 21. in whom all the building/, growefh to 
 Ileb. 11. 3. the worhls were /. by the word of God 
 FRAME I H. 
 
 Psal. 50.10. thy mouth to evil, thj' tongue/, deceit 
 94.20. throne of iniquity,/, mischief by a law 
 FRA.NKllSiCENSF. 
 
 Exod. .30. .34. take these spices with pure f. 
 Lev.2.1. put/, thereon, 15.1 5.11. | 24.7. Num.b.lH. 
 2. he shall take the oil with all the/. thereof 
 
 16. the priest shall burn the oil with all /. 6.15. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.29. some were appointed to oversee the/. 
 Neh. 1.3. 5. where they laid the /. and \ essels 
 9. thither brought 1 the vessels and the f. 
 
 Cant. .3. 6. wdiO is this that comes perfumed wdth /. ? 
 4. 6. till day break, I will get me to the hill of /. 
 14. calamus, cinnamon, with all trees of 6. 
 
 Mat. 2. 11. they presented to him gifts, gold,/. 
 Rev. 18. 13. no man buyeth their/ wine and oil 
 FRANKLY. 
 
 Luke 7. 42. nothing to pay, he /. forgave them both 
 FllAUH. 
 
 Psal. 10. 7- his mouth is full of cursing and /. 
 
 Tsa. .30. tl2. wherefore because ye trust in/. 
 
 Jam. 5. 4, hire b\’ you, kept back by /. crieth 
 FRAY. 
 
 Dent. 28. 26. no man shall /. them away, Jer. 7. 33. 
 Zech. 1. 21. but these are come to f. them 
 FRECKLED. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 39. it is a /. spot that groweth in the skin 
 FREE. 
 
 Exod. 21. 2. an Hebi ew servant, in the seventh year 
 he shall go out f. Dent. 15.12. Jer. .34. 9,14. 
 5. if the servant shall say, I will not go out/. 
 
 11. then shall she go out/, without money 
 26. he shall let him go/. for his eye's sake 
 27- he shall let him go/. for his tooth’s sake ' 
 T.ev. 19. 20. not be put to death because not /. 
 Num. 5. 19. be thou/, from this bitter water 
 28. if the woman be not defiled, she shall be /. 
 Dent. 15. 13. and when thou sendest him out/. 
 
 18. not seem hard when thou sendest him /. 
 
 24. 5. but he shall be /. at home one year 
 1 Ham. 17. 25. make his father’s house /. in Israel 
 1 Kings 15.122. Asa made a proclam, none was/. 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 33. the singers, who remaining were/. 
 
 2 Chr. 26. +21. Uzziah dwelt in a /. house 
 
 29. 31. and as many as were of / heart ofiFered 
 Job 3. 19. and the servant is/, from his master 
 .30. 5. who hath sent out the wild ass/. ? 
 
 Psal. 51. 12. and uphold me with thy/. Spirit 
 88. 5. /. among the dead, like slain m the grave 
 105. 20. the king loosed him, and let him go/. 
 
 Isa. 58. 6. and to let the oppressed go/. 
 
 Jer. 34. 9. each man should let his servant go/. 
 
 11. caused them whom thej' let go/, to return 
 Mat. 15.6. and honour not his father, he shall be/. 
 
 17. 26. Jesus saith, then are the children/. 
 Markl. 11. if a man sa^’, it is Corban, he slnill be/ 
 JohnG. 32. and the truth shall make you.f. 
 
 .33. how sayest thou, ye shall be made/. 
 
 .36. if Son shall make you/. ye shall be /. indeed 
 Acts 22. and Paul said, but I was/, born 
 Rom. 5. 15. not as the offence,so also is the/, gift 
 16. but the/, gift is of many offences to justificaP 
 
 18. even so the /. gift came'upon all men to justif. 
 6.18. being then made/. from sin, 22. 
 
 20. servants of sin ye were/. from righteousness 
 
 7. 3. if her husband be dead, she is /. from that law 
 
 8. 2. the Spirit of lite made me /. from death 
 
 1 Cor.'J. 21. but if thou mayest be made/, use it 
 + 22. he that is called in the Lord is made/. 
 
 9.1. am 1 not an apostle am 1 not/. I 
 
 19. though 1 be / from all men, yet a servant 
 
 1 Cor. 12.13. baptiz. by one Spirit whether bond or/. 
 Gal. 3.28. there is neither bond nor/ Col. .3. 11. 
 
 4. 26. but Jerusalem which is above, is/. 
 
 31. not children of the Ixmd woman, but of the/. 
 
 5. 1. the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us/. 
 Eph. 6.8. shall receive of Ixitd, whether bond 01 f. 
 
 2 I'hess. 3.1. pray that the word may have /.course 
 1 Pet. 2. 16. as/. and not using your liberty 
 Rev. 13.16. causeth all, / and laind, to rec. marlc 
 
 ly. 18. ye may eat the flesh of both bond and /. 
 FREED. 
 
 Josh. 9. 23. and there shall none of you be/. 
 
 Rom. 6. 7. for he that is dead is/. from sin 
 I REEDOM. 
 
 Lev. 19. 20. lieth with a woman, not/. given her 
 Ezek. 27. t 20. Dedan thy merchant in clothes of/. 
 Acts 22. 28. with a great sum obtained 1 this /. 
 FREELY. 
 
 Gen. 2. 16. of every tree thou mayest/. eat 
 Num. 11. 5. we remember the fish we did eat /. 
 
 1 Ham. 14. .30. if the people had eaten/. to-day 
 E.zra 2. 08. some of the chief fathers offered/. 
 
 7. 15. which the king hath offered /. to God 
 Psal. 54. 6. 1 will /. sacrifice to thee, O Ixird 
 llos. 14. 4. heal their backsliding, I will love them/ 
 Mat. iu. 8./. ye have received,/. give 
 
 Acts 2. 29. men and brethren, let me/. speak 
 26. 26. the king knoweth, before whom 1 speak/ 
 Rom. 3. 24. being justified /. by his grace through 
 the redemntion that is in Christ Jesus 
 
 8. .32. will with him also/ give us all things 
 
 1 Cor. 2.12. might know tlie things/, given us 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 7- have preached the gospel of (rod/. 
 Rev. 21. 6. 1 will give of the fountain of life/ 
 
 22. 17. and whosoever w ill let him take/ 
 
 FREE.MAN. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 22. he that is called, is the Lord’s / 
 
 Rev. 6. 15. every bondman and /. hid tliemselves 
 
 FREE offerings. 
 
 Exod. 36. .3. brought f. offerings every morning 
 Arnos 4.5. proclaim and publish the/. offerings 
 FREQLEN 1. 
 
 Prov. 27. + 6. but the kisses of an enemy are / 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 23. in prisons more,/ in deaths oft 
 
 FREE-WILL. 
 
 Ezra 7. 13. of their f. will to go up to Jerusalem 
 FREE-WILL offering. 
 
 Lev. 22. 21. who offereth f.-w. off. it shall be perfect 
 23. a bullock thou mavest offer for a f.-wtll off. 
 Num. 15. 3. when ye will make,sacrifice in/.-ai. off. 
 Deut. 16.10. keep feast, with a tribute of f.-will off, 
 
 23. 23. a f.-will offer, shalt thou keep and perform 
 Ezra 1.4. help him with beasts besioes f.-will offer. 
 
 .3. 5. that willingly offered a f.-w. off. to the Ixird 
 
 7. 16. all the silver thou canst find with f.-will off, 
 
 8. 28. the silver and gohl are a f.-will off. to Lord 
 
 FREE-W ILL offerings. 
 
 Lev. 22.18. who will offer oblation for f.-will off. 
 2.3. .‘38. and beside all yotir f.-w. off. Num. 29. 39. 
 Dent. 12. 6. thither shall ye bring your f.-will off, 
 17. mayest not eat within thy gates thy f.-w. of. 
 
 2 Chron. .31. 14. Kore was over f.-will offer, of (iod 
 Psal. 119. 108. accept the/.-?ri7/g/Zer. of my mouth 
 IREEWOMA^. 
 
 Gal. 4. 22. had two sons, by bond-maid, and by a/ 
 23. but he of the /. was by promise 
 30. shall not be heir with the son of the /. 
 
 .31. we are not children of bond-woman, but of / 
 FRESH. 
 
 Num. 11.8. taste of manna was as the taste of /. oil 
 Job 29. 20. my glorv was /. in me, my bow renewed 
 Psal. 92. 10. 1 shall be anointed with/. oil 
 Jam. 3. 12. no fountain can yield salt water and / 
 FRESHER. 
 
 Job 33. 25. his flesh shall he/, than a child’s 
 FREl. 
 
 Lev. 13. 55. shalt burn it in the fire, it is/. inward 
 FRET. 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 6. also provoked her to make her/ 
 
 Psal. ,‘37. 1. f. not thyself, 7. 8. Prov. 24. l'9. 
 
 Isa. 8. 21. when they be hungry, they shall/ 
 
 FR EITED. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 43. but thou hast f. me iu these things 
 
 freu’Eth. 
 
 Prov. 19. 3. and his heart f. against the Lord 
 
 fretting. 
 
 Lev. 13.51. the plague is^. leprosy, 52.1 14. 44. 
 
 “ FRIED. 
 
 Lev. 7.12. cakes mingled with oil of flour/ 
 
 1 Chr. 23.29. Levites'to wait about that which is/ 
 FRIEND 
 
 Is taken for one whom we love and esteem above 
 others, to whom we impart our minds more fa¬ 
 miliarly than to others; and that from a confi¬ 
 dence of his integrity, and good will towards us ; 
 thus Jonathan and David were mutually friends. 
 Solomon in his book of Proverbs giies the 
 gualities of a true friend. Prov. 17. 17- friend 
 loveth at all times ; not only in prosperity, but 
 also in adversity. Chap. 18. 24. I here is a friend 
 that sticketh closer than a brother; be is more 
 hearty i n the performance of all ft icndly offices, 
 lie reproves and rebukes when he sees any thing 
 amiss. Prov. 27. 6. Faithful are the wounds of a 
 friend ; his sharpest reproofs proceed from an up¬ 
 right, and truly loving and faithful soul. lie is 
 known by his good and faithful coumel, as well as 
 by his seasonable rebukes. Prov 27. 9. Cintment 
 and perfume rejoice the heart; so doth the sweet¬ 
 ness of a man’s friend by hearty counsel; by 
 such counsel as comes from his very heart and 
 soul, and is the language of his most inward 
 and serious thoughts. The company and con¬ 
 versation of a friend is refreshing and reviving 
 to a person, who when alone is sad, and dull, 
 and unaetive. Prov. 27- 17- Iron sharpenetii 
 iron, so a man sharpenetii the countenance oi 
 his friend. 
 
 By frieinl is meant also the favourite of a prince. 
 llushai the friend, the J'avourite, of David, 
 
 2 Ham. 15. 37. Zebud, the son of Nathan, was 
 Solomon’s friend, 1 Kings 4. 5. And Ahuzzath 
 
FRO 
 
 FRI 
 
 Kos tilt particular friend of Abimelech king of 
 Gerar, Ge«. 26. . . . 
 
 The tVienii of God. Th%s title is principally given 
 to Abraham, as m 2 Chron. 20. 7- Art not ihou 
 our ■ od, who gavest this land to the seed or 
 Abraham thy friend for ever r And in Isa. -11. 
 
 8 but tiiou, Israel, art the seed ot Abraham niy 
 friend. The apostle .lames tikeuise makes men¬ 
 tion of this, .lam. 2. 23. And tlie scripture was 
 fullilled, Avhich saith, Abraham believed Go.(, 
 and it was imputed to him for righteou.sness ; and 
 he was called the friend of God. This title is 
 given him not only because God fregnently ap¬ 
 peared to him, coniersed familiarly with him, and 
 revealed secrets to him, Gen. 18. 17- Shall 1 hide 
 from Abraham that thing vchith 1 do .' hut also 
 because he entered into a covenant of perpetual 
 friendship, both with him and his seed, (len. 12. 2, 
 
 3. 117. 2, 4, 7. and especially because he renewed 
 the covenant with him, upon the sacrificing oj his 
 son Isaac, and confirmed it by an oath, and thereby 
 admitted him to a nearer degree of friendship and 
 communion, Gen. 22. 16, 17, &c. And it is upon 
 this trial of Abraham’s obedience, namely, the 
 offering up of his son, that the apostle James 
 ine passage,where Abraham is called the friend of'' 
 Gcrf, Jam.2. 21, 22, 23. r, 
 
 Our tSaviour calls his apostles friends, John 15. 15. 
 liut I have called you friends; he adds the reason 
 of it, for all tilings that 1 have heard otmy l ather, 
 
 1 have made known unto you. As men used to 
 communicate their counsels and their whole mind 
 to their triends, especially in things which are of 
 any concern, or may be of any advantage for them 
 to know and understand; so I have revealed to 
 you whatsoever is necessary for yi ur instruction, 
 office, comfort, and salvation. And this title is 
 not peculiar to the apostles only, but is common 
 with them to all true believers. Cant. 5. 1. Eat, O 
 friends. 
 
 The friend of the bridegroom, is the bride-man; he 
 who does the honours of the wedding, and leads 
 his friend's spouse to the nuptial bed. .John the 
 Baptist, with respect to Christ and his church, 
 was the friend of the Bridegroom ; by his preach¬ 
 ing he prepared the people of the Jews for Christ, 
 John 3. 29. 
 
 Friend is a word of ordinary salutation, whether to 
 friend or foe, lie is called friend who had not on 
 a wedding garment. Mat. 22.12. And our Aaviour 
 calls .ludas the traitor, friend, Mat. 26. 50. Home 
 are of opinion that this title is given to the guest 
 by an irony or antiphrasis, meaning the contrary 
 to what the word importeth ; or that he is called 
 so, because he appeared to others to he Christ's 
 friend, or was so in his own esteem and account, 
 though falsely, being an hypocrite, lloicever, this 
 being spoken in the person of him who made the 
 feast, it is generally taken for an usual compella- 
 tion ; and that Christ, following the like courteous 
 custom of appellation, and friendly greeting, did so 
 salute J udas, which yet left a stirig behind it in his 
 conscience, who knew himself to be the reverse of 
 what he was called. The name of friend is like¬ 
 wise given to a neighbour. Lulce 11. 5. Which 
 of you shall have a friend, and shall go unto 
 him at midnight, and say, friend, lend me three 
 loaves ? 
 
 Gen. .38. 20. Judah sent the kid by the hand of his/. 
 JL’rurf. .33. 11. God spake to Moses as a man to his/. 
 Dent. 13. 6. or if thy wife or /. entice thee secretly 
 Judg. 14. 20. to companion whom he used as his /. 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 3. Abnnon had a/. his name was Jonadab 
 
 15. 37 . Hiishai, David's J. came into city, 16. 16. 
 
 16. 7 . Absaloni said to llushai, is tliis thy kind¬ 
 ness to thy/. ? why wentest thou not with thy /. 1 
 
 1 Kings 4. 5. Zabud was principal olhcer, king's/. 
 
 2 Ghr. 20. 7 . gavest to the seed of Abraham thy f. 
 Job 6. 14. to him afflicted pity be shewed from his/. 
 
 27 . and ye dig a pit for your f. 
 
 16. + 21. O that one might plead for a man with 
 
 God, as a man pleadeth for his/. ! 
 Ps. 35.14. as though he had been my /, or brother 
 41. 9. my familiar /. hatli lifted up his heel ag. me 
 88. 18. lover and /. hast thou put far from me 
 Prov. 6. 1. my son, if thou be surety for thy/. 
 
 .3. when in tlie hand of tliy /. make sure thy/. 
 
 17 . l~.f. loveth at all times, brother born foradver. 
 
 18. and becometh surety in the presence of his f. 
 
 18. 24. a f. that sticketh closer tlian a brother 
 
 19 . 0. every man is a /. to him that giveth gifts 
 22. 11. for grace of his lips, the king shall be his/. 
 27 . 6. faithful are the wounds of a/. 
 
 9. so doth sweetness of man’s/, by hearty counsel 
 
 10. thine own/. and father’s /. forsake not 
 14. he that tilesseth his/. sc ith a loud voice 
 
 17 . a man sharpeneth the c ountenance of his/. 
 Cant. 5.16. this is my beloved, this is my /. Odaugh. 
 Isa. 41. 8. thou art the seed of Abraham my/. 
 
 Jer. 3. t 20. surely as a wife departelb from her/. 
 
 6. 21. the neighbour and his/, shall perish 
 
 19 . 9. shall eat every one flesh of his/. in the siege 
 Bos. 3. 1. beloved ot her/. yet an adulteress 
 Mic. 7 . 5. trust ye not in a /. put not confidence 
 Mat. 11. 19 . behold a/, of publicans, Luke 7- 34. 
 
 20.1.3. he answered,/. I do thee no wrong 
 22. 12. he saith to him./, how earnest thou hither ? 
 26. 50. Jesus said,/, wherefore art thou conie ' 
 Luke 11. 5. svhich of you shall have a/. and shall 
 go at midnight and say.J. lend me three loaves 
 6. tor a/, of mine in his journey is come to me 
 8. though he will nc)t give him because he is his/. 
 14. 10. he that bade thee may say,/, go up higher 
 John 3. 29 . the /. of the bridegroom rejoiceth 
 
 11.11. he saith, our/, l.azarus sleepeth 
 
 19 .12. if thou let this man go, art not Cesar’s/. 
 Acts 12. 20. and having made Blastus their /. 
 Jam.H. Abraham was called tlie/, of God 
 
 4.4. will be a/, of the world, is the enemy of God 
 ^ FRIENDLY. 
 
 Judg. 19 . .3. the Levite event to speak /. to her 
 Kuth 2.1.3. thou hast spoken/, to thine hanclmaid 
 
 Prov. 18.24, that hath friends, must shew himself/, 
 /ioj. 2.114. 1 will bring her, and speak/, to her 
 FRIENDS. 
 
 1 Sam. .30.26. David sent of the spoil to his/. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 8. which do shew kindness to Saul’s/. 
 
 19 . 6. thou lovest thine enemies, and hatest thy'/. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 11. Zimri left him imt one of his/. 
 
 E.vM. 5. 10. Hainan sent and c alled for his/. 
 
 14, then said his svife and all his/, to hiin 
 6. 13. llamantold his wife ami/, every thing 
 Job 2. 11. when Job’s three f. beard of this evil 
 
 16 . 20. my /.scorn me, but mine eye poureth tears 
 
 17 . 5 . he thatspeaketh Hattery to his/. 
 
 19. 14. my familiar/, have forgotten me 
 
 19. all my inward f. abhorred me 
 
 21. have pity on me, have pity on me, O ye/. 
 
 32. .3. I■',linu■s wrath was kindled against his/. 
 
 42. 7 . lord’s wrath kindled against l.liphaz and /. 
 10. the Lord turned when he prayed tor his/. 
 
 P.fal. 38. 11. my /. stand aloof from my sore 
 Prov. 14.20. the poor is hated, the rich bath many' /. 
 
 16. 28. a w hisperer separateth chief/. 
 
 17 . 9 . he that repeateth a matter, separateth/. 
 
 18. 24. that hath /. must shew himself friendly 
 
 19 . 4. wealth maketh many’/, but poor separated 
 7 . how much more do his/. go far Ifom him 
 
 Cant. 5. 1. eat, O f. drink, yea, drink abunciantly 
 Jer. 2o. 4. 1 will make thee a terror to thy /. 
 
 6. thou shalt be buried there, thou and all thy /. 
 
 .38.22. women shall say, thy/. have set thee on 
 Lam. 1. 2. all her/, have dealt treacherously 
 Zech. 13. 6. 1 w as wounded in the house of my /. 
 Alark 3.21. when his /. heard of it, they went out 
 
 5. 19. Jesus saith to him, go home to thy/. 
 
 Luke 7 . 6. the centurion sent /. to him, saying 
 12.4. my /. be not afraid of them that kill the body 
 14. 12. when thou makest adinner, call not thy/. 
 15.6. he calleth together his/. saying, rejoice 
 9. she calleth her/. and neighbours, saying 
 29 . that I might make merry with my/. 
 
 16. 9. make to yourselves /. of the mammon 
 21.16. yeshall'be betrayed by parents and/. 
 
 23.12. the same day Pilate and Ilerod were made/. 
 John 15.13. that a man lay down his life for his J. 
 
 14. ye are my /. if ye do what 1 command you 
 
 15. not servants, but 1 have called you/. 
 
 Acts 10. 24. ( orneliuscalled together his/. 
 
 19.31. certain which were his/, sent to him 
 27 . .3. Julius gave him liberty to go to his/. 
 
 Horn. 16. f 10. them which are of Aristobulus’s/. 
 
 til. greet the /. of Netreissus in the Lord 
 3 John i4. our/, salute thee, greet the /. bv’ name 
 EiUEND.SrilP. 
 
 Prov.QH. 24. make no/. with an angry man 
 Jam. 4. 4. the/, of the w’orld is enmity with God 
 FRINGE, .S. 
 
 Num. 15. 38. bid them make /. put on/, a ribband 
 39 . it shall be to you for a/, that ye may look 
 Deut. 22.12. make thee /. on the four quarters 
 EROG.S. 
 
 Erod. 8. 2. T will smite all thy borders with /. 
 
 7 . the magicians brought up/, on the land 
 Psal. 78. 45. he sent /. which destroyed them 
 105. 30. and the land brought forth /. 
 liev. 16.13. 1 saw three unclean spirits like /. 
 
 To and ERG. 
 
 Gen. 8. 7. he sent a raven, which went to and f. 
 Exod. 29 . t 24. shake to and f. a wave-offering 
 2 Kings 4.35. Uisha w alked in the house to and f. 
 Jobl.'i. Satan said, from going to and / in earth, 2.2. 
 
 7 . 4 . 1 am full of tossings to~and f. to the dawning 
 1.3. 25. wilt thou bieak a leaf driven to and f.? 
 Psal. KT. 27 . they reel to and f. and stagger 
 Prov. 21. 6. is a vanity tossed to and f. of them 
 Isa. HA. 20. earth shall reel to and f. like a drunkard 
 
 33. 4. as the running to and /.of locusts shall run 
 49 . 21. a captive, and removing to and f. 
 
 Esek.HI. 19. Dan also and J avail going to and f. 
 Zech. 1.10. l.orci sent to walk to and f. through earth 
 11. we have walked to and f. through the earth 
 6. 7 . that they might walk to and f. through the 
 earth, so they walked to and f. through the earth 
 Eph. 4. 14. be ho more children tossed to andf. 
 
 See Hi'N. 
 
 FROM. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.5. his hand/. off you, and/. off your land 
 Alat. 4. 25. then followed "him multi'udes J'. Deca- 
 
 polis, f. Jerusalem./. Judea,/. beyondJordan 
 FRON r. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 9. Joab saw /, of the battle against him 
 2 Chron. 3. 4. the porch in the /. of tlie house 
 
 FRONTIERS. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 9 . from his cities which are on his /. 
 FRON ILL IS. 
 
 These were square pieces of hard calf's skin, in¬ 
 cluding four ptei es of parchment, upim which the 
 .1 e ws wrote four pa.ssages of the law, and bound them 
 with .'trings on their foreheads. The four passages 
 which they wrote are those: On the first piece of 
 parchment, I’.xod. \'?>.from verse 2. to 10. On the 
 second, F.xod. 1.3. from verse 11. to I 6 . On the 
 third, Deut. 6. from verse 4. to 9. And on the 
 fourth, Deut. 11. from verse 1.3. to 21. Opinions 
 are much divided whether the «.'<! of frontlets, and 
 other phylarterif^, was ordained by Moses, as an 
 observance to which the .lews were obliged, and 
 such as required a literal compliance, so that the 
 Hebrews at all times worn them; or have 
 been obliged to wear them. 
 
 They who believe the use of thepi to be rigorously 
 binding, gnund their persuasion on the test of 
 Moses, which speaks of it in a positive manner, 
 as of other precepts of the law ; he requires that 
 the commandments of (-iod should be for a sign 
 on their bands, and as frontlets between their 
 eyes. Dent. 6. 8. 
 
 But the generality of interpreters on the contrary 
 maintain, that the precepts of Moses which men¬ 
 tion these writings on the doors, the signs upon 
 their hands, and frontlets between their eyes, 
 should he taken in a figurative and allegorical 
 sense ; as meaning that they should be very care- 
 
 FRU 
 
 ful to preserve the remembrance of God's law, and 
 observe his commands; that they shculd always 
 have them before them, and never forget them 
 It is certain that before the Babylonish captivity 
 not the least footsteps of them were to be seen m 
 the history of the .lews. 'The prophets neier Jtt- 
 veighed against the omission or neglect of this prac¬ 
 tice ; nor was there ever any question concerning 
 them in the reformatiim of manners at any time 
 proposed among the old Hebrews. 
 
 Exod. 13. 16. it shall be for/, between thine eyes 
 Deut. 6. 8. shall be as/. between thine eyes, 11. 13. 
 
 • FRO.SI. 
 
 Gen. 31.40. drought consumed by day,/, by night 
 Exod. 16 . 14. round thing, as small as the hoar/. 
 
 Job . 37 . 10. by the breath of (.od/. is given 
 38. 29. the/. of heaven, who hath gendered it ? 
 
 Psal. 78. 47 . destroyeth their sycamore trees with/. 
 14'7. 16. he scattereth the hoar/, like ashes 
 Jer. 36. 30. Jehoiakim’s body cast out to the/. 
 FROWARD. 
 
 Deut. 32. 20. for they are a verv /. generation 
 2 Bam. 22. 27. with the pure thou wilt shew thyself 
 pure. Avith the f. shew thyself/. Psal. 18. 26. 
 Job 5. 1.3. the counsel of the /. is earned headlong 
 Psal. 101. 4. a/. heart shall depart from me 
 Prov. 2.12. from the man that .speaketh /. things 
 15. ways are crooked, and they J. in their paths 
 
 3. .32. for the /. is abomination to the Lord 
 
 4. 24. put away from thee a/. mouth 
 
 6. 12. the wicked walketh with a/, mouth 
 8. 8. there is nothing/, or perverse in them 
 13. the evil way, and the/, mouth do 1 hate 
 
 10. 31. but the /. tongue shall be cutout 
 
 11. 20. of a/, heart, are abomination to the Lord 
 IG 28. a/, man soweth strife, Avhisperer separatetlt' 
 
 30. he shutteth his eyes to devise/, things 
 17 . 20. he that hath a /. heart, findeth no good 
 
 21. 8. the Avay of a man is /. and strange 
 
 22. 5. thorns and snares are in the way of the/. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.18. servants be subject to masters, to the/. 
 FROWARDLY. 
 
 Isa. 57. 17 . he went on/, in the way of his heart 
 FROWARDNES.S. 
 
 Prov. 2.14. Avho delight in the /. of the Avicked 
 4. t 24. put away from thee /. of mouth 
 6. 14./. is in his heart, he deviseth mischief 
 10. 32. the mouth of the Avicked speaketh /. 
 FROWNED. 
 
 1 Sam. 3.113. his sons made vile, he/, noton thetii 
 FKOZIsN. 
 
 Job 38. 30. and the face of the deep is/. 
 
 FRUIT 
 
 Is the product of the earth, trees, plants, <Sc. Deuf, 
 28. 4. Blessed shall be the fruit of thy ground 
 and cattle. Ihe fruit of the boo^ signifies chil¬ 
 dren. Deut. 28. 4. Blessed shall be the fruit of 
 thy body. Psal. 132. 11. Of the fruit of thy 
 body will 1 set upon tbv throne. By fruit is 
 sometimes meant reward. Prov. 1. 31. 1 hey shall 
 eat of the//?/«( of their own way; 'They shall 
 receive the reward of their bad conduct, and pug 
 nishments answerable to their .Ans. The fruit 
 of the lips is the sacrifice of praise or thanksgiv¬ 
 ing, Heb. 13.' 15. The fruit of the righteous, that 
 is, the counsel, example, instruction, and reproof 
 of the righteous, is a tree of life ; is a means of 
 much good, both temporal and eternal, and that 
 not only to himself hut to others also, ProA’. 11. 
 30. Solomon says in Pioa’. 12. 14. A man shall 
 be satisfied Avith good by the fruit of his mouth ; 
 that is, he shall receive abundant blessings from 
 God as the reward of that good he ha.s done by 
 his pious and profitable discourses. I Avill punish 
 the fruit of the stout heart of the king of As- 
 .syria. Isa. 10. 12. I will punish him foi his 
 insolent discourses against me. Fruits meet for 
 repentance, are such holy lives and conversations 
 as may manifest the reality and sincerity of re¬ 
 pentance, Mat. 3. 8. 
 
 Ihe fruits of the Spirit are those gracious habits 
 which the Holy Spirit of God produces in those 
 in whom he dwelleth and worketh, with those acts 
 which fiow from them as naturally as the tree 
 produces its fruit. The apostle enumerates these 
 fruits in Gal. 5. 22, 23. But the fruit of the 
 Spirit is lo' e, h. th to God, and our neighbours; 
 joy, or a delight in God, arising from a sen.'^e 
 of cur interest in him ; peace with Go., quietude 
 of conscience, and a peaceable disposition towards 
 men, as opposed to strife, variance, emulation, 
 Sjc. ; long suffering, patiently bearing and for¬ 
 giving many provocations and injuries ; this is 
 opposed to a hastiness to revenge; gentleness, or 
 an affablcness, and easiness to he entreated, when 
 any <me has wronged us: goodness, kindness, 
 friendliness, or readiness to do good to others; 
 faith, or faithfulness, to speak nothing but the 
 truth, and to peiibrrn all our engagements; 
 meekness, forbearance of passion, rash anger, 
 and hastiness of spirit ; and temperance, or a 
 curbing of all carnal desires, and a sparing use 
 of all sen.sual delights. 
 
 'The apostle in Fph. 5. 9. comprehends the fruits 
 of the sanctifying Spirit in these three things, 
 (1) Goodness, which is that quality or disposi¬ 
 tion which is contrary to malne and wickedness; 
 or it may mean benignity and bounty. (2) Right¬ 
 
 eousness, which is opposed to injustice, whereby 
 one becomes hurtful to another, through deceit, 
 covettrusness, oppiession, and violence. (3) I ruth, 
 which is opposed to errors, lies, heresies, hypo¬ 
 crisy, both in common affairs, and also in mat¬ 
 ters of religion. 
 
 The fruits of righteousness are such good works 
 and holy actions as spring J'rom a gracious 
 frame of heart. Phil. 1. 11. Being filled Avith 
 the fruits of righteousness. I mit i taken fir' 
 a charitable contrihutvoi, ichich is the ffiiit c' 
 effect of faith and love. Rom. 15. 28. When 
 1 have sealed unto them this fruit; wh-n I 
 have safely delivered this contribution. H hen fruit 
 
 181 
 
FRU 
 
 FR U 
 
 FUL 
 
 t f spo/ren of good men, then it is to he understood 
 oj the h'uits or loorks of holiness and righteovs- 
 7tess: Hut when of evil men, then are sneant the 
 fi uits of sill, immorality, and wickedness ; This is 
 our tiaviour's doctrine, .Aisit. 7- IG, 17, IB. First- 
 fruits, Hee Fiitsr. 
 
 ‘Uii'jiicunicised fruit, or impure, where f there is 
 mention in Lev. ly. 2.‘f. is the fruit for the three 
 first years if a tree newly planted ; it was reputed 
 unclean, and no one was permitted to eat of it in 
 all this time. In the fourth yeai it was offered to 
 the Lord : after which it was common, and gene¬ 
 rally eaten. Va/ ious reasons are assigned for this 
 'precept, as, (Ij Because the (irst-fruiis were to he 
 offered to tied, who required the he-'i ; hut in this 
 time the fruit was not come to perfection. (2) It 
 was set vicealle to the trees themselves, which grew 
 the better and faster, being cany stript of those 
 fruits, which otherwise would have derived to them¬ 
 selves, and drawn away much of the strength from 
 the root and tree. C.i) It tended to the advantage 
 of men, both because the fruit was then waterish, 
 indinestihle, and unwholesome, and because here¬ 
 by men were taught to bridle their appetites, a 
 lesson of great use and ahsotute necessity in a godly 
 life. 
 
 Gen. 1.29. 1 have given you every tree wherein is /. 
 
 4. 3. Cain brought of tlie f. of the ground 
 
 30. 2. hatii withlield from thee tlie /. of the womb 
 Bxod. 21. 22. so that her f. depart from her 
 
 Bev. ly. 23. ye shall count the /. unciicumcised 
 2-1. in the fourth year the f. shall be holy 
 23. + 40. take on first day the /. of goodly trees 
 
 25. 3. six years thou shalt gather in fitey'. 
 
 27 . 30 the tithe of the /. is tlie Lord's, it is holy 
 JNt/w. 13. 20. they shewed them tlie f. of the land 
 
 27 . we came to the land, and this is the/, of it 
 Deut. 1. 25. they took of the/, in their hands 
 
 7 . 13. he will also bless the f. of thy land 
 
 22.9. lesty. of thy seed,/, of thy vineyard be defiled 
 ■26. 2. thou shalt take of tlie first of all the /. 
 
 28. 4. blessed shall be the /. of thy body and irround 
 
 11. make thee plenteous in /. of tliy body, 30. 9. 
 
 18. cursed shalt be the f. of thy body and of land 
 40. for thine olive shall cast his/. 
 
 42. all thy trees and/, shall the locust consume 
 Judg. 9- 11. should 1 forsake my sweetness and f.? 
 2 .‘dam. 16. 2. summer/, for the young men to eat 
 Ps: 21.10. their/, shalt thou destroy from the earth' 
 58. t 11. verily there is /. for the righteous 
 72 . 10. the /. thereof shall shake like Lebanon 
 
 104. 13. the earth is satisfied with /. of thy works 
 
 105. .35. the locusts devoured the /. of their ground 
 127 . 3. the/, of the womb is his reward 
 
 132. 11. of/, of thy body will I set on thy throne 
 Prov. 8. 19 . my /. is better than fine gold 
 
 10. 16 . the/, of the wicked tendeth to sin 
 
 11. 30. the/, of the righteous is a tree of life 
 
 12. 14. a man is satisfied by the/, of his mouth 
 
 18. 20. shall be satisfied with the/. of his mouth 
 
 31. 16. w ith the /. of her hand she planteth 
 31. give her of the /. of her hands 
 
 Cant. 2. 3. and his/. was sweet to m>' taste 
 
 8.12. those that keep the /. thereof two hundred 
 Isa. 3. 10. they shall eat the /. of their doings 
 
 4. 2. the/, of the earth shall be excellent 
 
 10. 12. 1 will punish the J. of the stout heart 
 
 13.18. they shall have no pity on the /. of the womb 
 
 14. 29. his/, shall be a fiery flying serpent 
 
 27 . 6. and fill the face of the world with /. 
 
 9. this is all the /. to take away' his sin 
 
 28. 4. as the hasty- /. before the summer 
 
 57 . 19 . I create the/, of the lips, peace, peace 
 65. 21. shall plant vineyards, and eat/. of them 
 Jer. 6. 19. I will bring the/. of their thoughts 
 
 7 . 20. my fury shall be on the/, of the ground 
 
 11. 16. a green olive-tree, fair, and of goodly /. 
 
 19 . let us destroy' the tree with tlie /. thereof 
 
 17 .10. according to/, of his doings, 21. 14. | .32.19. 
 Pzek. 17 . 9 . cut off the /. thereof that it wither 
 
 19. 12. and the east-wind dried up her /. 
 
 14. fire is gone which hath devoured her/. 
 
 25. 4. they shall eat thy/, and drink thy milk 
 36. 30. I will multiply the/. of the tree 
 
 47 . 12. nor shall the /. thereof be consumed 
 l)an.i.l2. the leaves fair and the /.thereof much, 21. 
 
 14. he cried, and said thus, scatter his /. 
 
 Hos. 9. t 14. give them a womb that casteth the/. 
 
 10. 13. y'c have eaten the/, of lies 
 14.8. I like ap-een fir-tree, from me isthy/. found 
 Amos 2. 9 . 1 destroyed his /. from above 
 
 6.12. have turned f. of rigliteousness into hemlock 
 7 .14.1 was an lierdman, a gatherer of sycamore /. 
 
 8. 1. and behoUl a basket of summer/. 2. 
 
 Mic. 6 . 7 . shall 1 give/. of body for sin of my' soul' 
 7. 13. the land desolate, for the/, of their doings 
 Hah. 3. 17 . neither shall /. be in their vines 
 Hag. 1. 10. the earth is stayed from her /. 
 
 Zech. 8. 12. seed prosperous, the vine shall giv'e 
 
 ■». y • 
 
 Mai. 1. 12. the table is polluted, and the/, thereof 
 
 3. 11. nor shall y'our vine cast her/, befoietime 
 3/lat. 12. .3.3. make tree good, and his /. good, tree 
 corrupt, /. corrupt, for the tree is know n by his/. 
 21. 19. he said, let no/. grow on thee for ever 
 31. w lien the time of the /. drew near he sent 
 
 26. 29. 1 w'ill not drink of /. of the vine, till I 
 drink it new; in Fathei ’s kingdom, Mark. 14.25. 
 
 Mark 12. 2. might receive the/, of the vineyard 
 Jjuke 1. 42. and blessed is the /. of thy womb 
 
 1.3. 6. he sought/, thereon, and found none 
 7. beliold, 1 come seeking/, on this fig-tree 
 
 20. 10. that they should givehitn of the /. 
 
 John 4. .36. and gatheretli /. fo life eternal 
 ■^rts 2. 30. of the/. of his loins he would raise 
 Pom, 1. 1.3. that 1 might have some f. among you 
 
 6. 21. vyhat /. had ye then in those tilings whereof 
 22. being free, ye have your/, unto holiness 
 
 15. 28. when I have sealed to them this/. 
 
 Gal. 5.22. tint the/.ofthe Spirit is love, joy, peace 
 Pph. 5. 9. the/', of tlie Spirit is in all goodness 
 Phil. 1. 22. ir 1 live, tliis is tlie/. of my labour 
 382 
 
 P/«/.4.17.T desire /.thatmay afiound to your account 
 Uch. 13. 15. by him let us offer tint /. of our lips 
 Jam. 3. Iff. tlie/. of righteousness is sown in peace 
 
 5. 7 . the husbandman waiteth for tlie precious /. 
 Jude 12. trees whose/. witliereth, without/. 
 
 .'dee l..\'r. 
 
 Bear, or heareth FRUIT. 
 
 Q. Kings 19. .‘W. shall hear f. upward, Jsa. .37. 31. 
 Ezek.fl. 8. in a good soil, that it might hearf. 
 
 2.3. in the lieight of Israel it shall bear f. 
 
 Hos. 9 .16. their root is dried up,tliey shalfiicarno/. 
 Joel^. 22. be not afraid, the tree beareth her/. 
 
 Mat. 13.2.3. in goiai ground, is he who beareth f. 
 Luke 8. 8. other fell (,11 good ground, and hare f. 
 
 1.3. 9 . if it hear f. wcll,’if not, cut it down 
 John 15. 2. every branch in me that heareth not/. 
 
 every branch that beareth f. he purgetli it 
 
 4. as the branch cannot hear f. of itself, except it 
 8. that ye bear much f. so shall ye \h: my disciples 
 
 Bring, hringeth, or hrought forth i' it U11'.. 
 I.ev. 25. 21. it shall bring forth f. for three years 
 Num. 13. 20. and bring of the /. of the land 
 Neh. 10. 35. to bring the/, of all trees, .‘17. 
 
 Psal. 1. .3. that hringeth/hrr// /. in his season 
 92. 14. they shall still bring forth f. in old age 
 ('ant. 8. 11. every one for the/, was to bring silver 
 Jer. 12. 2. the wicked grow', they bring forth f. 
 Ezek. .36. 11. they shall increase, iim\ bring forth f. 
 47 . 12. it shall bring forth new/, for meat 
 Hos. 10. 1. Israel hnngeth forth f. to himself 
 Mat. 3. 10. bring, ivit forth good/. 7 . 19 . Luke 3. 9. 
 7 . 17 - every good tree hringeth forth good /. 
 
 18. a good tree cannot bring forth evil /. 
 
 1.3. 26. hut wlion the blade hrought foith f. 
 
 Mark L 20. such as tiear the word and bring forth f. 
 
 28. for the earth hringeth forth f. of herself 
 Lide 8. 14. and bring no /. to iierfection 
 1.5. they keep it wad hring forth f. with patience 
 John 12. 24. it it die, it hringeth forth much /. 
 
 15. 2. purgetli it, that it may bring forth more /. 
 
 5. abideth in me, the same hringeth forth much /. 
 
 16. I ordained that you should bring forth f. 
 
 Pom.1.4. that we should bring forth f. to God 
 
 5. motions did work to bring forth f. unto death 
 Col. 1. 6. the gospel hringeth forth f. in you 
 Jam. 5. 18. Elijah prayed, the earth brought forth f. 
 See P'irst-I'rpit. 
 FHUIT-TREE.S.. 
 
 Kell. 9 . 25. and possessed f.-trees in abundance 
 Yield, yieldeth, yielding ERUll'. 
 
 Gen. 1. 11. and the fruit-tree yielding f. 12. 
 
 Lev. 25. 19. and the land shall yield\\^r /. 
 
 26. 4. the trees of the field shall yield their/. 
 Deut. 11. 17 . and that the kind yield not her /. 
 Prov. 12. 12. the root of the righteous yieldeth /. 
 Jer. 17 . 8. neither shall cease irom yielding f. 
 
 Ezek. 31. 27 . the tree of the field shall yield her /. 
 36. 8. and yield your/, to my people Israel 
 Mark 4. 7 . the thoins choked it, it yielded no/. 
 
 8. other fell on good ground and did yieldf. 
 Heb. 12.11. yieldeth peaceable/, of righteousness 
 liev. 22. 2. the tree yielded lier/. every month 
 FRUriFUL. 
 
 Gen. 1. 22. God blessed them, saying, be /. and 
 multiply, 28. I 8. 17 .1 9. 7. 135. 11. 
 
 17 . 6. and T will make thee exceeding/. 
 
 20. I will make Ishmael/'. H -18. 4. make .Jacob/. 
 26. 22. God hath made room for us, we shall be/. 
 28. 3. God Almighty bless thee, and make thee/. 
 41. i 52. called him/, for God caused me to be/. 
 49. 22. .Joseph is a /. bough, even a /. bough 
 Ezod. 1. 7- and the children of Israel were/. 
 
 Lev. 26. 9. I will make you /. and multiplj' you 
 2 Chr. 26. + 10. Uzziah had husbandmen m /. fields 
 Psal. 107 ..34. he turneth a/, land into barrenness 
 128. 3. thy wife shall be as a/. vine 
 148. 9 . mountains and/, trees, praise the T.ord 
 Isa. 5.1. my beloved hath a vineyard in a/, hill 
 17 . 6 . four or five in the outmost/. branches thereof 
 .32.12. they shall lament for the/, vine 
 Jer. 4.26. fo, the /, place was a wilderness 
 
 2.3. 3. and they snail be /. and increase 
 Ezek. 19 .10. she w'as/. and full of branches 
 Hos. 13.15. though he be /. an east wind shall come 
 Acts 14. 17; and gave us rain and /. seasons 
 C’c/.l.lO. being/, in every good work, and increasing 
 
 See Field. 
 
 FRUITS. 
 
 Gen. 4.3.11. take of the best/, in the land in vessels 
 Exod. 22.29. not delay to offer the first of thj' ripe /. 
 
 2.3. 10. six years shalt gather in the /. thereof 
 Lev. 25. 15. according to tlie years ot the 16. 
 
 22. till her/, come in, eat of the old store 
 26. 20. neither shall the trees yield their /. 
 
 Deut. .33.14. tor precious/. brought forth by the sun 
 2 Sam. 9 . 10. thou and thy sons shall bring in /'. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 6. restore to her all the/, of the field 
 
 19 . 29. plant vineyards, and eat the /, thereof 
 Job 31. . 39 . if I have eaten the/', without money 
 Es. 107 . 37 . SOW’ fields,which may yield/.of increase 
 Eccl. 2. 5. I planted trees of all kind of/. 
 C’a?t/.4.13. the plants are an orchard with pleasant/. 
 
 16 . let my beloved eat his pleasant/. 
 
 6. 11. 1 went down to see the/. of the valley 
 
 7 .13. at our gates are all manner of pleasant/. 
 Jsa. .33. 9 . Bashan and Carmel shake off their/. 
 Zcw. 4. 9. pine away for w ant of the /'. of the earth 
 Mai. 3.11. he shall not destroy tlie /. of your gi'ound 
 Mat. S. 8. bring/. meet for repentance, Luke 3. 8. 
 
 7-16. ye shall know them by their/. 20. 
 
 21. 34. that they might receive tlie /. of it 
 
 41. w;ho shall render him the /. in their seasons 
 
 4.3. kingdom given fo a nation bringing forth /. 
 Luke 12. 17 . I have no room whereto bestow my /. 
 
 18. and there will I bestow all my /. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 10 . increase the /. of your rigliteousness 
 PhiJ. 1 . 11 . filled with the/. of rigliteousness 
 2 Tim. 2 . 6 . the husbandman first partaker of the /. 
 Jam. 3. 17 . wi.sdom from above is full of good /. 
 Pev. 18. 14./. thy soul lusted after departed from 
 
 22. 2. the tree of life bare twelve manner of/. 
 
 See f'lRST. 
 
 \ 
 
 Summer FRUIT.S. 
 
 QSam. 16. 1 . Ziba with an hundred of summer f. 
 Isa. 16. 9. thy summer /. and harvest are fallen 
 Jer. 4i). 1 (). blit gather ye v. iiie and summerf. 
 
 12 . .lews gathered wine and summerf. very much 
 48. 32. the spoiler is fallen on thy ummer f. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 1 . as when they gathereif the summer f. 
 .FRU.SJ HA I E. 
 
 Ezra 4. 5. and hired counsellors to/, their jiurpose 
 Psal. .3.3. + 10 . Ixird niaketli/. couu-,el of heathen 
 Mark’!. + 9. lull well ye/, the commandment of God 
 Gal. 2. 21. 1 do not f. the grace of God 
 
 ERUS'l I'AlEI IE 
 
 Isa. 44. 25. that/, the tokens of the liars 
 
 FRVIN(,-PA^. 
 
 ■ «V.. M J ^ J ShM m. J / • 
 
 7 . 9 . Hil that is dressed in the f, shall be the priest’s 
 EL EE. 
 
 Ha. 9. 5. this shall be with burning and/, of fire 
 19. the people shall be as the/, of the (ire 
 Ezek. 15. 4. the vine-tree is cast into the fire for/. 6 . 
 21. 32. thou shalt l»e for /. to the fire 
 EUtilJIVE. 
 
 Gen. 4. 12. a/, and a vagabond shalt thou be 
 14. 1 shall be a/, and a vagabond in the earth 
 EUGl'llVTs. 
 
 Judg. 12 . 4. ye Gileadites aie/. of Ephraim 
 1 Kings db. 11 . and the/.that fell away to the king 
 Ha. 15.5. shall cry for liloab, his/, shall flee to Zoar 
 Ezek. 17 . 21. all his/. shall fall by tliesword 
 EULl'IL. 
 
 Gen. 29. 27- /. her week, and we will give thee this 
 Exod. 5. 13. f. your works, your daily task 
 23. 26. the number of thy days 1 wifi/. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 27 . t^t he might/, the word of the Lord 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 1.3. if thou takest heed to f. statutes of L. 
 
 2 Citron. .36.21. to/. ti'.ree.score anrf ten years 
 Job 39 .2. canst thou number months thafthey/. ? 
 Ps.dO.Y the Lord grant thee to/, all thy counsel 
 
 5. the J.ord/. all thy petitions 
 145. 19. he will/, the desire of them that fear him 
 Mat. 3. 15. it becometh us to/. all righteousness 
 
 5. 17 . I am not come to destroy, but to/. 
 
 Acts 13. 22. found David, who shall /. all my will 
 Pom. 2. uncircumcision, if it/. the law 
 13. 14. for the flesh, to/, the lusts thereof 
 Gal. 5. 16. ye shall not the liistsof the flesh 
 
 6. 2. bear burdens, and so /. the law of ( hrist 
 Eph. 4. + 10. ascended lliat he might f. all things 
 Phil. 2. 2./. ye my joy, that ye he like-minded 
 Col. 1. 25. is given to me, to/. the word of God 
 
 4. 17 . take heed thou/, the ministry ,2 Tim. 4. *5. 
 2 Thess. 1 . 11 ./. all the good pleasure of his will 
 Jam. 2 . 8. if ye/. the royal law , ye do well 
 Pev. 17 . 17 . for God imt in their hearts to/. his will 
 FUEEILLED. 
 
 Gen. 25. 24. when her days to he delivered were/. 
 
 29 . 21. give me my w ife, for my days are f. 
 
 50. .3. forty days wei e /. for so are/. tlie daj-s 
 Exod. 5. 14. wherefore have ye not/, your task? 
 
 7 . 25. seven days/, after I.ord liafh smitten river 
 Lev. 12. 4. till the days of purification be/. 6. 
 Bum. 6. 1.3. wlien the days of his separation mef. 
 .32. +11. because they liave not /. after me 
 Deut. 1. + 36. Caleb hath /. to go after me 
 
 1 Sam. 18. + 26. and the days were not /. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 12. wlien da 3 ’s be/, and thou shalt sleep 
 14^ 22. in that the king/, the request of .servant 
 
 1 Kings^. 15. and hath with his hand f. it 
 
 24. and hast/, it w ith tliy hand, 2 Chrtm. 6. 15. 
 
 11. t 6. Solomon/, not after the I.onI, its David 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 4. the Lord hath/, that w hich he spake 
 Ezra 1. 1. that the w'ord of the Lord might be/ 
 Job 36. 17 . thou hast /. the judgment of the wickea 
 Jer. 44. 25. ye and your w ives have f. w ith voui 
 
 liand 
 
 Lam. 2. 17 . he hath /. his word he had commanded 
 4. 18. our days are /. for our end is come 
 Ezek. 5. 2. when the days of the siege are /. 
 
 Dan. 4. 3.3. the same hour was the thing/. 
 
 10.3. till three w hole weeks were /. 
 
 Mat. 1.22. that it might be 2.15, 23. | 8. 17. 112. 
 
 17 . I 1.3. .35. I CL 4. I 27 . 35. John 12. .38. 1 15. 
 25.1 17 . 12.1 18. 9, .32. | 19'. 24, 28. .36. 
 
 2. 17 . then was /. that which w as spoken, 27. 9. 
 
 5.18. shall in no w ise pass from the law till all be/. 
 
 13. 14. in them is/. the prophecy of Esaias 
 24. .34. shall not pass till all these things he f. 
 Mark 1. 15. the time is /. kingd. of God is at hand 
 
 1.3. 4. what sign when all these things shall be/. I 
 Luke 1.20. my words which shall be/. in theirseasou 
 
 2. 43. when they had /. tlie days, they returned 
 21.22. that all things which are written may be /. 
 24. until the times of the Gentiles be/. 
 
 22. 16. not eat till it be/. in the kingdom of God 
 24. 44. all things must be /. spoken by Moses 
 John .3. 29 . this jny jo^* therefore is/. 
 
 17 . 1.3. they might have niv joy/, in themselves 
 Alts .3. 18. what God had shewed, he hath so/. 
 
 9. 2.3. after many days were/, .lew s took counsel 
 
 12. 25. Paul and Bai nahas/. their ministry 
 
 13. 25. and as ,Iohn/. his course, he said 
 
 27 . they have/, them in condemning him 
 
 29 . w lien they liad/. all that was written of him 
 .3.3. Gofl hath/, the same fo us their children 
 
 14. 26. to grace of God for the work which they f. 
 Pom. 8. 4. tlie righfeousne.ss of law might be /’iii us 
 
 13. 8. be that loveth another hath/, the law 
 2 Cor. 10. 6. when your obedience is/. 
 
 Cial. 5. 14. the law is/, in one word, even in this 
 Pez . 6.11. till killing of their brethren should be/. 
 
 15. 8. till the seven plagnts of seven aiieels were/. 
 17 . 17 - till the words of (iod shall be/. 
 
 20. 3. should deceive no more, till 1000 ^ ears be /. 
 See ScRii’Ti RE. 
 
 FULE1EE1^G. 
 
 Psal. 148. 8. fire, hail, stormy wind/, his word 
 Pom. 1.3. 10. therefore love is the/. of the law 
 Eph. 2. 3./. the desires of the flesh and of the mind 
 FULL 
 
 Signifies, [1] Satisfied with. Isaiah 1. 11. I am 
 full of the burnt offerings of rams. [2] That 
 
F UL 
 
 F U L 
 
 FUR 
 
 v'hich is perfect, complete, and wlncji wants no- 
 thino 2 lolui 8. U liat we receive a full reward ; 
 that whi le portion of (jlory xvkich God hath pro¬ 
 mised to diligent, per.seyering Christians. L-iJ 
 Such as are proud, and puffed up with a high 
 conceit of their own iujUeiencg and tworth, w af 
 tZyfeel no need c/Christ. Luke 0 25. U oe 
 unto you that are full. [4] One enabled both to 
 conceive and bring forth. 1 Sam. 2. 5. full ot 
 years, one who had lived long enough, as long 
 as he desired, Gcii. 25. 8. Full ot taitli, and ot 
 the Holy (.Jliost, ihat is, endued with a plentijul 
 measure-of faith, and of the gifts 
 the Holy apirit. Acts 6. o. I he fulness ot 
 IS the time wherein the IMessiah appeared, which 
 was appointed by God, promised to the fathers, 
 foretold by the prophets, expected by the Jews 
 themselves, and earnestly longed for by all the 
 faithful; the fulness of this time, i-s when that 
 time was fully come. (thI. 4. 4. A hen the ful¬ 
 ness of the time was come, God sent his bon. 
 'Ihe fulness of God, is such a measure of per¬ 
 fection as God hath appointed to every one of 
 'the elect through Christ, t-ph. 3. 
 misfit be tilled with all the fulness ot God ; that 
 is, until you arrive at the highest degree of the 
 knowledge and enjoyment of God, and irnmediate 
 influence from him. and an entire conjormity to 
 
 3'he”fulness of Christ, is the inflnite 
 grace and mercy with which he was filed. John 
 1. 16. Of his fulness have all we received, find 
 whereas men are said to he filled with the Holy 
 Ghost, as .lohn the Baptist, Luke 1. 15. and 
 Stephen, Acts 6. 5. This differs from the Julness 
 of Christ in these three respects, G) Grace and 
 the Apirit be in others by participation; as the 
 moon hath her light from the sun, nveis their 
 waters from the fountain, and the eye its sight 
 from the soul; hut in Christ they he ongitiaby, 
 naturally, and of himself. (2) In Clirist they he 
 infinite and above measure, John 3. .14. nut in 
 the saints by measure, accoruing to the gifts o] 
 God, Fph. 4. 16. ihe moon is full of light, hut 
 the sun is more full; rivers are full of waters, 
 hut the sea more full. (.3) The saints cannot coni- 
 municate their grace-t to others ; whereas the gifts 
 ■of the Spirit be in Christ as an head and fmm- 
 tain, to impart them to his niembers. owxw 1. 
 
 16. We have received of his fulness. It is said. 
 Col 2. 9. lliat the fulness of the Godhead 
 dwells in Christ bodily; that is, 'Ike whole 
 nature and attributes of God are in, Chiist, arid 
 ihat really, essentially, or substantia Ay, and also 
 personalty, by nearest union, as the soul dwells in 
 the body, so that the same person who is- man, is 
 
 T^e‘’i/mrch is called the ful.ness of Christ, Eph. 
 
 1. 23. It is the church which makes him a com¬ 
 plete and perfect Head, and without which he 
 would account himself but empty and maimed, as 
 it 70 €TB y for thouyh h6 has a iiatuvaL ciTid pCTSoyiai 
 fulness, as God; yet as Mediator, he is not full 
 and complete without his mystical body, (as a king 
 is not complete without his subjects,) hut receives 
 an outward, relative, and mystical fulness from 
 nis members. And then the church does manifest 
 and set forth his fulness, serving cm anempty vessel 
 for him to fill and to shew his f ulness in ; and this 
 he does, by bringing every member to his full 
 stature; by disjtersing alt variety of gifts and 
 graces among them ; and by bringing them all to 
 heateti at last^ so that uot one shall he wautiiig. 
 'IIow much moi'e their fulness ! Eopi. 11. 12. It 
 the fall of them be the riches of the world, and 
 the diminishinsr ot them the riches ot the Gen¬ 
 tiles ; how much more their tulness If the 
 falling away of the .lews, from being God s people, 
 through their rejecting the gospel, and the small 
 number of believers among them, was the occasion 
 of God's manifesting his abundant grace in the 
 conversion of the Gentiles, and spreading the know¬ 
 ledge of Christ all the world over ; how much more 
 shall a general conversion of the few's, towards the 
 end of the world, confirm the Jdith of the believing 
 Gentiles, and also be a means to convert those of 
 them that do not yet believe, all over the world? 
 ■Cen. i5.16. (he iniquity of the Amontes is not yet/. 
 25. 8. Abraham an old man, and/, ot years 
 35. 29. Isaac beiim old and /. of days, ( led 
 41.1. at the end of two/, years, Piiaraoli oreamed 
 7. the thin ears devoured the seven j. ears, .22. 
 43.21. every man’s money in his sack/, weight 
 I'.xod. 8. 21. the houses shall be/, ot swarms ot nies 
 16. 33. and put an homer/, of manna therein 
 22. 3. for he should make /. restitution 
 Iaiv. 2. 14. shaft offer even corn beaten out of/, ears 
 16. 12. censer f. of coals, hands/, ot incense 
 19. 2<). and the land became/, of wickedness 
 25. 29. within a/. year may he redeem it 
 30. it' not rcfleenieci in ayear, then the house 
 L'um. 7 . 13. both of them were/, ot tine flour, 19, 
 25, 31, 37, 43. 49, 55,. 61, 67, 73, 79. 
 14. one spoon of ten shekels/, ot incense, 20, 26, 
 .32, .38, 44, 50, 56, 62, 68, 74, 80, 80. 
 22. 18. if Palak give me house/. ot silver, 24. 13. 
 JJetit. 6. 11. and houses/, of all good things, when 
 thou shalt have eaten and be/. 8. 10, 12. 
 11.15. will send grass,that thou mayest catand be^. 
 21.13. site shitll tie wail her father a.f. month 
 
 33. 23. Naphtali/. with the blessing ot the Lord 
 
 34. 9. loshua was/. of the Spirit ot vyisilom 
 Jiidg. 6. 38. vvringed the dew, a bowl J. ot water 
 
 16. 27 . now the house was/, of men and women 
 2\vr/i 1. Cl. I went out /. an(\ the Lord hatii broufiht 
 2. 12. and a/, reward be given thee of the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. they that were/, hired out themselves 
 18. 27 . they gave them in /. tale to the king 
 
 27 . 7 . David dwelt in country of Philist. a/, year 
 
 2 Sam.^^.'2. and with one/, line to keep alive 
 
 1 Mugs 17 . + 15. she and her house did eat a/, year 
 S Kings 3. 16. make this valley/, of ditches 
 
 2 Kings 4. 6. when vessels were/, she said <0 hei son 
 6. 17. beiiold, tl;e mountain was J’. of horses 
 7 15. and lo, all the way was/, ot garments 
 16. 21. house of Baal was/. tl om one end to anqther 
 1 Chron. 21. 22. shall grant it me lor tlie/. price 
 24. nay, but 1 wilt verily buy it tor aj. price 
 C3. 1. wlien David was oil aml./.ot days, 28. 
 
 3. 5. then was ilaman/. of wrath 
 5. 9. he was/. of indignation against Mordecai 
 Job 5. 26. thou shalt come to thy grave in a J. age 
 7. 4. I am /. of tossina.s to and fro to dawning or day 
 
 10. 15. 1 am /. of confusion, see mine affli tion 
 
 11. 2. and should a man/, of talk be justified i 
 14. 1. man is of few days and /. ot trouble 
 
 20. 11. his bones are/, ot the sins ot his youth 
 
 21. 23. one dieth in liis/. strength, being at ease 
 24. his breasts are/. of milk, his bones moistened 
 
 .32. 18. 1 am/, of matter, the Spirit constraineth me 
 .36. 10. thatonlhy table shoukl be / ot fatness 
 42 17. so lob (lied, being old and/ ot days 
 Tsai. 17. 14. they are /. of children, and leave rest 
 
 \ sal. l(. 14 . iney <11 cj. Guiicucii, 
 
 Ol). 20. hath broken my heart, I am/, or heaviness 
 
 73 . 10 . waters of a f. cup arc wrung out to them 
 
 74 . 2t>. dark places are f. of habitations ot cruelty 
 78. 25. man did eat angels’ food, sent ineat to they. 
 104 . 16 . the trees of the Lord are/, ot sap 
 127 . 5. happy tliat hath his quiver/, ot them 
 144. 13. that our gai ners may he/, affording store 
 Trev. 17 . 1. tlian an house /. of sacrifices with stnte 
 25. + 17 . lest he be/. of thee, and hate thee 
 
 27 . 7 . the/. soul loathetii an honey-comb 
 
 20 . hell and destruction are never/. -to 
 
 .30. 9. lest I be/, and deny thee, and say, who is L.? 
 Eccl. 1. 7 . run into the sea, yet the sea is noty. 
 
 8. all tilings are /. of labour, man cannot utter 
 4. 6. than both hands/, with travail and vexation 
 11. 3. if the clouds be/, ot rain, tliey empty 
 Isa. 1. 11. 1 am /. of the burnt offerings ot rams 
 15. 1 will not hear, yo .r hands are/, ot blood 
 
 21. the faithful city, it was/, ot Juciginent 
 11. 9. the earth shall be f. of knowledge ot the Ixl. 
 
 13. 21. their houses shall be/, ot doleful creatures 
 15. 9. the waters of Dimon shall be/, ot blood 
 2« " / of stirs II 7 . valleys shall be/, ot chariots 
 25 ! 6. a feast of fat things, a feast /, of marrow 
 
 28. 8. for all tables are/, of vomit and nlthiness 
 30. 27 . his lips are/, of indignation, and his tongue 
 51. 20. tliey are/, of the fury of the Lord 
 
 Jer 4 12. a f. wind from those places shall come 
 5 7 . when 1 had fed them to the/. they committed 
 6 . 11. therefore I am /. of the tury ot the Lord 
 "S .3. within twoy. years vvill 1 bring, 11. _ 
 
 35. 5. 1 set before the Rccliabites pots/, of wine 
 Lam. 1. 1. how city sit solitary that was/, of peop 
 3. 30. he is tilled /. with reproach 
 Eaek. 1. 18. and their wings were/, ot eyes 
 10.4. court was/ of the brightness of Lord s glory 
 
 12. the wheels were/, of eyes round about 
 17. 3. a great eagle with wings y. ot feathers 
 19. 10. sne was fruitful and/, ot branches 
 28.12. the sum,/, of wisdom, a,nd perfect in beauty 
 . 32 ! 6. and the rivers shall be /. qf thee 
 37. 1. in mid.st of the valley which was /. C)t bones 
 39. 19 . ve shall eat fat till ye be /. and drink blood 
 
 Uan. 3.' 19 . then was Ts ebuchadnezzar j. of fury 
 8. 23. wdien the transgressors are come to the J. 
 
 10.2. in those (lays Daniel mourned three/, weeks 
 
 J(je'/2. 24. the floors shall be/, of wheat . 
 
 Mic. 3. 8. but truly 1 am /. ot power by the Spirit 
 
 6. 12. the rich men thereof are y. or violence 
 Hah. 3. 3. and the earth was/, ot his praise 
 Zech.'tf. 5. the streets shall be/, ot b(iys and girl 
 Mat 6 22 .thybodyshairDe/. otlight,GM/{:ell..36. 
 '13. 48. which when it was/, they drew to .shore 
 
 14. 20. of fragments twelve baskets/. Mark 6. 4.3. 
 
 15. " . 37 . they took up that was lett seven baskets / 
 23. 25. but within are^. ot extortion and excess 
 
 27 . but within are/, ot dead men’s bones 
 
 28. within ye are/, of hypocrisy and iniquity 
 Mark 7. 9. f. well ye reject commaiKlnient ot God 
 
 15. 36. one ran and filled a spunge y. ot vinegar 
 Lvke 1. 57 . now Elizah./. time came to be deliver. 
 
 4.1. Jesus being/, of the Holy Ghost, w^ led 
 5. 12. behold a man/, ot leprosy, fell on his face 
 
 6 "5 woe unto you tliat are/, ye shall hunger 
 
 16. 20. Lazarus was laid at his gatey. ot sores 
 John!. 14. and dwelt among us,/.ot grace and truth 
 
 7 . 8. 1 go not up, lor my time is not yet/come 
 15.11. ai.:l that your joy miglit be /. 16. ,4. 
 
 19 . 29 . there was set a vessely. ot vinegar 
 
 Acts ” 13. others said, these men areot new wine 
 28. shalt make me/, of joy with thy countenance 
 1 6. 3. look ye out men/.of the Holy Ghost 
 ' 5. Stephen /. of taitli and the IT. (ihost, 8. ! <. 5 j. 
 
 7. 23 . when "Moses was/, forty years old 
 0 36 Dorcas f. ot good works and alms deeejs 
 li. 24. Barnabas of the Holy Ghost and faith 
 
 13. 10. and sai(l,t)/. of all siibfilty and mischief 
 IQ 28. they were /. ot wrath, and cried out 
 
 Ilom. 1. 29. beinir/. ot'envy, murder, debate, deceit 
 
 15 14. 1 am persuad. that ye also are y.ot goodn. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. now ye are/, now ye are rich 
 P/iil 2 26. tor lie loniied and was /. ot heaviness 
 4 12**1 am instructed to be/, and to be hungry 
 
 18. but 1 have all, and abound, 1 am f. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. make /. proof ot thy ministry 
 fleb. 5.14. but strong meat to them tliat are ot/. age 
 Jam. 3.8. tongue, an unnil.v evil,/, qt deadly poison 
 
 17 . wisdom from above is pure. /, ot nnu'cy 
 
 1 Tet 1.8. ye rej. with joy unspeak, andy. qt glory 
 
 2 Pet. 2 '. 14. eyes f. of adulti ry, not cease from sm 
 Xjohii r. 4. we write to you, that your joyinay bey. 
 « .hhn 8. but that we receive a/, reward 
 
 12. speak face to face, that our joy may be y. 
 
 Pev. 4. 6. there were tour beasts/, ot eyes, 8. 
 
 .5 8 having every one golden vials y. ot odours 
 1.5 7 seven golden vials y.ot the wrath ot (lod 
 
 16 10. and his kingdom was/, of darkness 
 
 17 3 T saw a woman /. ot names ot blasphemy 
 4 ! a golden cup/, of abominations and tiltlnness 
 
 21 9 the seven vials/, of the seven last plagues 
 A’ee Assurance, Compassion. 
 
 Is FULL. . . 
 
 2 Kings A. 4 thou shalt set a.side that which ts f. 
 
 ~P.\al. \o. 7 . his inoufli is f. ot cursing, 3. 14 
 
 26. io. and their right hand i.rf.ot bribes 
 29 . 4. the voice of the Lord isj’. ot majesty 
 33 5. the earth of the goodness ot th.e Lord 
 48. 10. thy right hand ri/. of riglileousiiess 
 6.5. 9 . with the |■i^er ot God, yvhich isj. ot water 
 75 . 8. and the wine is red, it is f. of mi.xtiire 
 88. 3. my soul isj. of troubles, and my lire 
 104. 24. O Lord, the earth i.\j. ot thy riches 
 119. 64. the earth, O Lord, isf. of thy mercy 
 Eccl. 9 .3. the heart of tire sons ot men m j. ot evil 
 10. 14. a fool isj'. of words, man not tell w hat to ba 
 Isa. 2. 7 . their land i f. of silver, A/, of Imrses 
 8. their land also isj'. of idols, they worship 
 6. 3. holy is Lord, the whole eartii i.vf.ot hisglory 
 Jer. .5. 27 . as acage isf. of birds, houses full ot deceit 
 6. 11." the aged, with him that isf. of days 
 2 . 3 . 10 . for the land ri/. of adulterers . 
 
 Ezek 7 . 2.3. land is t. of crimes, city isf. ot violence 
 9 9 .’ land isf. of blood, city isf. of perverseness 
 J, e/.3. 13. for the press ?•>/. the tats overflow 
 ■Imos 2. 13. a cart is pressed, that i.sf. ot sheaves 
 Nah. .3. 1. it is all/, of lies and roblieries 
 Luke 11. 34. body isf. ot light, i.sj. ot darkness 
 39. but your inwar.l part isf. ot ravening 
 To the FULL. 
 
 Exod. 16. 3. when we sat and did eat bread to ihe f. 
 
 8. when L. shall give in the morn, bread to t.hef. 
 I,ev.(l6. 5 . ye shall eat your bread to thej. 
 
 FULLER, S. 
 
 " Kings 18. 17. they came and stood m the high¬ 
 way of the /. field, Isa. 7- 3. I .‘56. 2. 
 Mai. 3. 2. he is like a refiner's tire, and /. soap 
 Mark 9. 3. so as no y\ mi^eaith can white them 
 
 Kum. 14. 24. but Caleb that followed me/. 
 
 Ruth 2. 11. Boaz said, it hath/, been shewed me 
 1 Kings 11.6. Solomon went noty. after the Lord 
 Eccl. 8.11. the heart of sons ofmen isy. setto doevil 
 Jer. 12. t 6. vea, they cried after tlieey. 
 
 Nah. 1.10. they shall be devoured as stubble,/, dry 
 Acts 2. 1. when the day of Pentecost was/, come 
 Rom 4. 21. being/, persuaded, that what he pro¬ 
 mised 
 
 14.5. let every man be/, persuad. in his own mind 
 15. 19 . I have/, preaciied the gospel ot ( hnst 
 Col. 1.1 25. made a minister/, to preach the word 
 " Tim. 3. 10. thou hast/. known my doctrine 
 4 . 17 . that by me the preaching might bey. known 
 Rev. 14. 18. thrust in thy sickle, grapes arey. rifxs 
 FULNESS. . 
 
 Gen. 48. 119- h*s seed become a f. of nahons 
 Exod. 22. t 29 . tlioii shalt not delay to offer thy/. 
 Nuni. 18. 27 . reckoned as the /. of the w iini-press 
 Dent. 22. + 9 . lest tlie /. of thy seed be defiled 
 33 16 . j^recious things of the earth, and f. tlicreot 
 I Sam. 28. t20. Saul fell with the/, ot his stature 
 1 Chron. 16 . 32. let the sea roar, and J; 
 
 Psal. 96. 11. I 98.7* 
 
 JohoQ 22. in/, of sufficiency shall be in straits 
 /W. 16. 11. in thy presence is/, of joy 
 24.1. earth is the Lord’s, and its/. 1 Cor. 10. -6,28. 
 
 .50 12 the world is mine, and/, thereof, 89.11. 
 
 Isa. 6. + 3. his glory is the /. qf tlie whole earth 
 8 t 8. the/, of the breadth ot thy land shall be tlie 
 
 stretching out of his wings, O Immanuel 
 
 34. 11. let the earth hear, and the/, thereor 
 42. t 10. ye that go down lo sea, and the y. thereor 
 Jer. 8. t 16. have devoured the land andy. thereor 
 47 't '’ waters shall overflow the land andy. thereqt 
 Ezek.'{6. 49. iniquity of sister e 
 
 12. tlQ. land was desolate, and the/. 19. <. 1.31/ +1-,. 
 Amos 6. f 8.1 will deliver up city , and the/ thereof 
 Mic. 1. + 2. hearken, <3 earth, and the/, thereot 
 John). 16. of his /. have we received grace tor grace 
 Rom 11. 12. how much more their f. ? _ 
 
 25. till the/, of the Gentiles he come in 
 
 15 "9 1 shall come in they, ot the gospel of Christ 
 
 GaLA. 4. when the f. of the time was conie — 
 
 Eph. 1. 10. that in the /. of times he might gather - 
 23. the /'. of him that tilleth all in all ^ ^ . 
 
 .3? 19. that ye might be filled with all the/, of God 
 4 13. we come to the stature of the /. <it t hi ist 
 Col. 1. 19. pleased Father, in him should 
 o 9 ill him d weUeth the /. of the Godhead bodily 
 FUNDAMEN I’. , c 
 
 Tuda 3 + 22. not draw dagger, it came out at they. 
 
 juag.o.i furbish. 
 
 Jer 46. 4. f. the spears, put on the brigandmes 
 FURBISHED. 
 
 F~ek 9. a sword is sharpened, anri ai-soy. ij. 
 
 11. given to be /. 1128. sword y. to consume 
 
 Gen. 27. 44 . tarry, till thy brother’s/, turn a'vay 
 /,er. 26. 28. 1 will walk contrary 6) you my. _ 
 
 Joh 20. 23. God sliall cast the/, ot his wi ath on him 
 I,a ‘’7 ■!. f. is not in me, w ho would set briers 
 3t'^ and bis f. is iiiion all their armies 
 51 13. hast feared because of the/.(ff tne oppres¬ 
 sor ; and where is the/, ot die oppi e.^sor. 
 
 17 O Icrusalem, which hast drunk cup ot hisy. 
 
 20. as wild bull, they are full ot the/, or the l.ord 
 22. even the dregs of enp ot my y. no niore drink 
 .59'l8. he will repay/, to his adversaries 
 63 3 for I w ill trample them in myy. i i „ 
 
 5 my arm brought salvation, my f. it upheld me 
 6. and I will make them drunk in "LV/- 
 
 66 15. 1 Old will come to reiideT his anger with/. 
 Jer 4 4 lest mv/. come forth like lire, and burn 
 
 6 D ■ therefore 1 am full of the/.ot the l.onl 
 01.5. I w ill tight against you in/, and wrath 
 
 JO lest mv t. go out like tire, and burn 
 23 V 19 . a w’lilrlwind is gone tqi th 111 / 30. .3. 
 
 O'; 15 take tlie wine-cup ot tins/, at my hand 
 go’ 31 ’ tbisi itv hath been a provocation ot iny/. 
 
 •vV "5 "wbom r have slain in mine anger and/. 
 
 ■•M-,’ 7 . great is the/, the Lord hath pronounced 
 i ant 4 11. the Lord hath accomplished his/. 
 
 Mek .5.1.3. 1 will cause my /. to rest on them, they 
 shall know when 1 have accomplished my /«- 
 
 IBS 
 
GAL 
 
 FUR 
 
 Ezei:.5. 15. ulien I shall execute juilginents in/, 
 
 6. I'J. thus will I accomplish my /. on tliem 
 
 8. 18. therefore will I deal in/. my eye not spare 
 
 13 . 13.1 will rend with a stormy wind in my /. 
 
 Jti. 38. I will give thee hlood in /. and jealousy 
 42. so will 1 make my/, towards thee to rest 
 
 19. 12. hut she was plucked up in my /. castdown 
 
 20. .3.3. with /. poured out will 1 rule over you 
 
 21. 17. and i will cause my/, to rest 
 
 22. 20. so will 1 gather you in mine anger and /. 
 24.8.that it might cause/, to come up to vengeance 
 
 13. not purged, till I have caused my/. to rest 
 25. 14. they shall do in Kdom according to my / 
 .36. 6. 1 have spoken in my jealousy and in my / 
 38. 18. that my/, shall come up in my face 
 Van. 3. 13. Nebuchadnezzar in his f. commanded 
 19. then was Nebuchadnezzar full of/. 
 
 8. 6. and he ran unto him in the/, of ms power 
 9.16. let thy /. be turned away from thy c ity .lerus 
 11. 44 he shall go forth with great /. to destroy 
 3hc. 5. 15. 1 w ill execute^, on the heathen 
 Na/i. 1. + 2. the Lord revengeth, that hath/. 
 Zech.V,. 2. I was jealous for her with great/. 
 
 i:ee PouK, Poi KEU. 
 
 ^ LU HIOU.S. 
 
 Prov. 22. 24. with a/, man thou shalt not go 
 29. 22. a/, man abouudeth in transgression 
 P.zek. 5. 15. execute ju,.gment in /. rebukes, 25.17 
 Van. 2.12. Nebuchadnezzar the king was very/. 
 JVa/i. 1.2. the Lord revengeth, and is"/. 
 
 LUHIOU.SLY. 
 
 2 7t9.20. like the driving of .lehu, he driveth/. 
 Ezek.^3. 25. and they shall deal / with thee 
 FURLONG.S. 
 
 Lvke 24. 1.3. Emmaus was from .Jerusalem sixty/. 
 JohnO. 19. ha ; ro-.ved about five and twenty /. 
 
 11. 18. 1 ethany nigh Jerusalem about fifteen/ 
 Pev. 1-1. 20. blood came out by the space of 1600/ 
 
 21. 16. he measured the city with reed, 12,000 t. 
 
 . FURNACE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A fire-place for melting gold and other 
 TrtetaU, Prov. 17. .3.1 27. 21. [2] A place of cruel 
 bondage and oppres.non; mch was Egypt ro the 
 Israelites, who there met with much hardship 
 ■ngour, and seventy, for to try and p^irye them, 
 20. Jer. 11.4. [3] Most sharp and grievous 
 ajgiictions and judgments wherewith God tries his 
 people, Ezek. 22. 18, 20, 22. [4] A place of tem¬ 
 poral torment; such was Nebuchadnezzar’s/erv 
 furnace, Van. 3. 6, 11. [5] Hell, the place of 
 
 endless torment. Mat. 13. 42. 
 
 Gen. 15. I7. a smoking/, and a burning lamp 
 
 19. 28. the smoke w ent up as the smoke of a/. 
 Exod. 9.8. take you handfuls of ashes of the / 
 
 10. and they took ashes of the /. and stood 
 19.18. the smoke a.scended as the smoke of a/. 
 Veut. 4.20. the Lord hath taken you out of the/ 
 
 1 Kings? 51. from the midst of the/. Jer 11 4 
 Psal. 12. b. pure w ords, assiher triett in a/, of earth 
 Prov. 17. 3. fining pot for silver, /. for gold, ^'7 2I 
 .o’ '''•‘ose fire is in Zion, his/.in Jerusalem 
 
 48. 10.1 have chosen thee m the/. of affliction 
 22. 18. Israel is dross in the midst of the/ 
 
 20. 1 will gather you as tin in the midst of the / 
 
 22. as silver is melted in the midst of the/. 
 
 Van. 3.6. be cast into midst of a burning fierv f 11 
 ^lat. 13. 42. and shall cast them into a /. of fife', 5o' 
 Jiev. 1.15. his feet like brass, as if they burned in a / 
 
 9. 2. arose a smoke, as the smoke of a great f 
 
 , FURNACES. 
 
 Jvc/1.3. 11. Hashub repaired the tower of the f 
 12. 38. from the tower of the/, to the broad wall 
 ._ ^ FURNLSH. 
 
 Vetit- lo. 14. thou shalt/. him liberally out of flock 
 78. 19. can ^’Od j. a table in the wilderness.^ 
 Isa. 65.11. that/, the drink-offering to that number 
 Jer. 46. 19. J. thyself to go into captivity 
 FURN'ISHED. 
 
 1 Kings 9,11. HiramSolomon w-ith cedar 
 ■Prov. 9. 2. she hath also/, her table 
 
 10. and the wedding was/, with guests 
 ^5. will shew you a room/, l.ufei". 12 
 Itm. 3. 17. thoroughly/. unto all good works 
 _ „ FURNITURF. 
 
 Gen. 31. 34. Eachel put them in the camels’/ 
 
 Exod. .31. 7. the tabernacle and his/. 39. 3.3. 
 
 8. table and his/. tl 9. altar with all his 
 35. 14. the candlestick and his/, and his lamps 
 J\a/t. 2. 9. there is none/nd of all the pleasant /. 
 
 ^ l-l-slew twenty men within half a/. 
 Job 39. 10, canstthou bind the unicorn in the f <' 
 lURHOWS. 
 
 Of the/, thereof likewise complain 
 Psal. Oo. 10. thou settlest the /. thereof 
 129. 3. the plowers plowed, they made long their/ 
 
 I”’, of '’Of plantation’ 
 
 10. It shall wither in the J. where it grew 
 
 Jod-m ent as hemlock in tlie /. of the field 
 10. wl'.en shall bind themselves in their two 
 12. 11. their altars as heaps in the j. of the fields 
 FUHlllKR. 
 
 J\um. 22. 26.angel went/, and .stood in narrow place 
 Veut. .0. 8. officers shall speak f. to the people 
 Vi f^oy innuired of the laird/. 
 
 Job .%. 11. hitherto shalt thou come, but 110/ 
 
 40. o. yea, twice, hut 1 w ill proceed no/. 
 yn f^ough a wise man think to know it 
 
 71 »■ '2. J. by these, my son, be admonislied 
 ■“V-' ’0 ''’pnt a littley. and tell on his face 
 
 60. saying, whaty. nee'l have we of witnesses ? 
 
 14.6.3. Luke^'l.’ll. 
 "''en ne had gone a little/. thence 
 5. 3o. why troublest thou the .Master any f. ? 
 
 .LwXe 24.^8. he rnade astho’ he would have pone /. 
 
 J-17. that it spread no/, among the people 
 I I'ad/. threatened them, they let them go 
 01’ Pfoceeded /. to take Peter also 
 
 oi’ yJc '’fought Greeks also into the temple 
 e^’ ^ 1 f out / teflious unto thee 
 
 .%-.28-they had gone a litt.e/. they sounded 
 iim. 3. 9. but the^ shal. proceed no/ 
 
 184 
 
 GAR 
 
 Heb. 7.11. what/, need another priest should rise 
 FURIJILR, b'erb. 
 
 Psal. 140. 8. O Lord, / not his wicked device 
 FUR] IILHANCF. 
 
 Phil. 1. 12. the things which happened unto me 
 have fallen out rather unto the / of the gospel 
 25. shall abide w ith you foryour/ and joy of faith 
 I f It 1 III.RED. 
 
 Ezra 8. 36. they /. the iieople and the house of God 
 FUR 1 IIER.MGRE. 
 
 f.xod. 4. 6. Imrd said/, to Moses, put thine hand 
 Ezek. 8. 6. Lord said /. to Ezekiel, son of man 
 
 G. 
 
 GADDESr. 
 
 Jer. 2. 36. w-hy g. tliou about to change thy wav ’ 
 GAIN. ^ 
 
 Judg. 5.19. the kings of Canaan took no g. of money 
 Job 22. 3. is it g. to him to make thy' way perfect' 
 Proc. 1. 19. so are the ways of every one greedy oig. 
 .3. 14. the <7. thereof is better than fine gold ' 
 
 15. 27. he that is greedy of 17. troubleth'his house 
 28. 8. that by usury and unjust jr. increaseth 
 
 Pa. .33. 15. he that despiseth the g. of oppressions 
 56. 11. every one fci his g. from his quarter 
 Ezek. 22. 1.3. have smitten hand at thy dishonest 17. 
 
 27. her princes like as woh es to get dishonest g 
 Van. 11. .39. he shall divide the land for <7. 
 
 717/f. 4. 1.3. 1 will consecrate their g. to the Lord 
 Hah. 2. + 9. woe to him that gaineth an evil g. 
 Acts 16. 16. which brought her masters much g. 
 
 19. 24. brought no small g. to the craftsmen 
 2 Cor. 12. 17. did I make a <7. of you by any I sent ? 
 
 18. did litus make a g. of you r 
 Phil. 1. 21. for me to live is Christ, and to die is g. 
 3. 7. what things were g. to me, I counted loss 
 1 Tim. 6. 5. supposing that g. is godliness 
 6. but godliness with contentment is great <7. 
 Jam. 4. 13. go to a city, there buy, sell, and get g. 
 GAIN, Kerb. 
 
 Van. 2. 8. I know that ye would g. the time 
 HJat. 16. 26. w hat profited if he should g. the whole 
 world, and lose Ids soul r Mark?. .36. Luke9. 25. 
 
 1 Coi. 9.19. servant to all, that 1 might <7. the more 
 
 20. that 1 might g. the .lews || 22. g. the weak 
 
 21. that I might g. them that are without law 
 GAINED. 
 
 JobTl. 8. whathopehath hypocrite, tho’ he hath g. ? 
 Ezek. 22. 12. thou hast greedily g. by extortion 
 Mat. 18. 15. if he hear, thou hast g. thy brother 
 25. 17. that received two had also <7. other two, 22. 
 20. I have g. besides them five talents more 
 Luke 19.15. how much every man had g. by Lading 
 
 16. Ixird, thy pound hath g. ten pounds 
 18. Lord, thy pound hath g. five pounds 
 
 Acts 27. 21. and to have g. this harm and loss 
 
 2 John t 8. that ye lose not the things ye have g. 
 
 ^ GAINS. 
 
 Acts 16. 19. saw that the hope of their g. was gone 
 ^ GAINSAY. 
 
 Luke 21.15. your adversaries shall not be able to g. 
 GAIN.'sAYERS. 
 
 lit.l. 9. that ye might be able to convince the a. 
 GAINSAYING. 
 
 Acts 10. 29. therefore came I to you without g, 
 ■llom. 10. 21. 1 stretched forth my hands to a g. peo. 
 Jit. 2. t 9. servants to please them, not g. 
 
 Jude 11. they have perished in the g. of Core 
 GAEL 
 
 Is a bitter juice, one of the humours in the body of 
 man and beast. It is jut for any thing that is 
 bitter and pernicious. Job 20. 14. Yet his meat 
 m hjs bowels is turned, it is the gall of asps 
 within him : It will be very painful and destiuc- 
 tne to him at la.ct. Psal. 69. 21. 1 hey gave me 
 gall tor my meat; or poison, or bitter herbs, .^t. 
 iNJatthew says, that tley gave our liavurur 
 to drink mingled with gall, Mat. 27 . 34. ,''t. 
 Tiiaik calls it wine mingled with myrrh, Mark 
 15. 2.3. It IS generally thought that the gall and 
 myrrh signify but one and the same thing, that is, 
 something that was very bitter. It is said to have 
 been an ordinary custom to give dying persons 
 some intoxicating potion, to make them less .sensi¬ 
 ble of their pain. Lo give water of gall to drink, 
 denotes some very hitter ajfiiction, Jer. 8. LL 
 Iheir grapes are grapes of gall, Veut. 32. .32! 
 
 1 heir fruits, or actions, are displeasing to God, 
 malicious and mischievous to others, and will at 
 last be pernicious to themselves. A root that 
 beareth gall. Vent. 29. 18. may denote some 
 secret and subtle idolaters, who might secretly 
 infect and poison others, by drawing them to 
 Idolatry; which will produce bitter fruits, how 
 pleasant soever it may be for the present, l o be 
 m the gall of bitterness, and bond of iniquity, 
 
 IS to be in a state of great impiety, to be under 
 the power of sin and corruption, of hypocrisy and 
 ambition. It is put tor great ajjiiction. Job 16. 
 13. for wrong, injustice. Amos 6. 12. 
 
 18. lest there should be a root that bear.^. 
 
 7 V 1'’^*'' g''<’Pcs are grapes of 7/. clusteis bitter 
 •J'" lo. 13. he poureth out my g. on the ground 
 'rc is the g. of asps within him 
 
 -'5. the glittering sword cometh out of his g. 
 t sal. 09. 21. they gave me also a. for my meat 
 Jer. 8. 14. God hath given us water of 77. to drink 
 9. 15. I w ill give them water of g. 23. 15. 
 
 Earn. 3. 5. he hath compassed me w ith g. and travel 
 19. remembering the wormwood and the g. 
 
 Ames 6. 12. tor ye have turned judgment into g. 
 
 27. 34. thej' gave him vinegar mingled w ith g. 
 Acts 8. .3. 1 perceive thou art in the g. of bitterness 
 GALLAN'I. 
 
 Isa. 33. 21. no galley, nor shall <7. ship pass thereby 
 GALI.AN IS. 
 
 Kah. 2. +5. he shall recount his g. they shall stumble 
 Zech, 11. t 2. how l, because the g. are spoiled 
 _ GALLERY, 1 ES. 
 
 Cant. 1.117. the beams are cedar, emd our g. of fir 
 
 Cant.- 1 . 0 . thy head like Carmel, king is held inthes. 
 
 nieasured the g, thereof on one side 
 4»..}. against the iiayem. was 17. against g. in stories 
 G ALLEY. 
 
 Isa. 33. 21. wherein shall go no g. witli oars 
 GAl.LOU.S. 
 
 Esth. 6. 4. Haman S{)ake to hnng Mordecai on g. 
 
 7. 10. so they hanged Hainan on the g. 8. 7. 
 
 9.1.3. let Hainan's tensr.ns be hanged on the <7 ‘’5. 
 (/AN(.RENE. ■ 
 
 2 Tim. 2. + 17. and their w ord will eat as doth a <7 • 
 GAP. " 
 
 Ezek. 22. 30. a man that should stand in g. before ms 
 GAPED. 
 
 Job 16. 10. they have g. upon me, Psal. 22. 13 
 GAPE 111. 
 
 Job 7. + 2. as a servant g. after the shadow 
 (lAP.-s. 
 
 Ezek. 13.5. ye have not gone up into the g. for Israel 
 tiA R DEN 
 
 Is « plot of greu^ fiipiished with plants, flowers^ 
 AC. Gen. 2. 15. The church is resembled to a 
 garden. Cant. 4. 12. | 5. 1. As a garden is taken 
 outoj the common waste ground to he appropriated 
 to a more particular use, so the church of Christ 
 IS chosen from among the rest of the world to a 
 particular use. In a garden nothing that is good 
 comes up naturally oj itself, hut as it is planted 
 and set; so nothing is good in the heart, hut what is 
 planted and set by the heavenly Husbandman. In 
 a garden nothing uses to be planted, but what is 
 usejul and delightful; so there is no grace in tht 
 heart of a Christian but what is usejul and neces¬ 
 sary. In a garden there are variety iffiuwers and 
 spices; so in a Christian there is somewhat oj everjj 
 grace, xls men delight much in their garclens, to 
 walk there and take their pleasure, and take care 
 to fence, weed, water, and jilant them ; so t hrist’s 
 care and delight is for his church. As gardens are 
 to have J'ountains and streams running through 
 them, as Paradise had four streams which ran 
 through it ; so the church is E hrist's Pa/adtse^ 
 and his Hpirit is a spring in the midst of it, to re¬ 
 fresh the souls of believers. A garden stands 
 always in need of weeding and dressing ; so in the 
 hearts oj Christians, Christ hath always somewhat 
 to do, they -would else scon be overgrown and turn 
 wild. The prophet Isaiah upbraids the Jews with 
 the abominations and acts of idolatry which they 
 committed in their gardens. Ye shall be con¬ 
 founded for the gardens which ye have chosen, 
 Isa. 1. 29. 'These gardens were either conseciattd 
 to idols, or were such as the heathens worshipped 
 idols in; theie they sacrificed, Isa 65. .3. ajter 
 which they thought that they were utll piurijiedy. 
 tvlien they had washed themselves in the -water, Isa. 
 
 06. 17. 
 
 Gc«. 2. 15. God took the man and put him in tlie g^ 
 •3. 2.3. Lord sent him forth from the g. of Ivden 
 1.3.10. the plaiuof Jordan was as the g. of the Ld, 
 Veuf 11. 10. and waterest it as a g. ct herbs 
 \ Kings 21. 2. that 1 may have it tor a g. of herbs 
 Job 8. 16. his branch shooteth forth in his g. 
 
 Gant. 4. 12. a <7. inclosed is my sister, m\- spouse 
 16. blow' upon my g. let him come into" his g. 
 
 5. 1, I am come into my g. my sister, my siHiuse- 
 
 6. 2. my beloved is gone down into his o. 11. 
 
 Isa. 1. 8. the daughter of Zion is as a locfge in a g, 
 
 .30. ye shall be as a g. which hath no water 
 51. 3. he w ill make her desert like the g. of God 
 58. 11. and thou shalt be like a watered g. 
 
 61. 11. as the g. causeth things sow n to spring 
 Jet. 31.12. their souls shall be as a watered g. 
 
 Earn. 2. 6. taken away histabemac. as it were of htt, 
 Iz.zek. 28. 13. thou hast been in Eden the g. of God 
 31. 8. cedars in <7. of God could not hide him 
 9. a]l the trees in the g. of God envied him 
 36. 35. desolate land is become like the g. of Eden 
 Joel 2. .3. land is as the g. ot Eden before them 
 Luke 1.3. 19. which a man took and cast into his g, 
 John 18. 1. over the brook C edron, where w as a g. 
 26. did not I see thee in the g. with him r 
 19. 41. there w as a g. and in the g. a sepulchre 
 _ GARDENS. 
 
 Aum. 24. 6. thy tents as g. by the river side 
 Led. 2. 5. I made me g. and'orchards, ;uid planted 
 Gant. 4. 15. a fountain of g. a well of w aters 
 6. 2. to feed in the g. and to gather lilies 
 
 8. 13. thou that dw ellest in the g. cause me to hear 
 Is'a. 1. 29. and ye shall be confounded for the g. 
 
 65. 3. a people that sat riticeth in g. burns incense 
 
 66. 17. they that purify themselves in the g. 
 
 Jer. 29. 5. plant 77. and eat the fruit of them, 28. 
 xlmos 4. 9. I sent blasting, when your g. increiised 
 
 9. 14. they shall also make <7. anil'eat fruit ot them 
 
 GARDENER. 
 
 John 20. 15. she supposimr he had been tlie g. 
 
 (i AR R ISON, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 5. to hill where is g. of the Philistines 
 
 1.3. 3. Jonathan smote the g. of the Philistines 
 
 14. 1. let us go over to the Philistines'it. 6. 
 
 15. the <7. and the spoilers, they also trembled 
 QSam. 8.6. David put <7. in Syria, 1 Ghron. 18. 6. 
 
 14. David put <7. in Edom, 1 Ghron. 18. 1.3. 
 
 2.3. 14. g. of Philist. in Peth lehem. 1 Ghron. 11.16. 
 a Ghr. 17. 2. Jehoshap. setg. in Judah and Ephraim 
 Lzek. 26. 11. thy strongg. shall go down togrouncl 
 
 2 ter. 11. 32. the governor kept the city w ith a g. 
 
 (EAR LANDS. 
 
 Acts 14.13. the priest of Jupiter brought oxen ando. 
 G.ARLICK. 
 
 Kum. 11.5. w e remember the o. we did eat in Egypt 
 GARMENT 
 
 Is that wherewith one is clothed. Mat. 27. 35. 'Ehey 
 parted my garments. By the wedding garment 
 If meant Christ -with his perject righteousness im¬ 
 puted, which as a garment doth hide the spiritual 
 nakedness, and decks and adorns the soul with spi¬ 
 ritual beauty. Mat. 22. 11. Some by wedding gar¬ 
 ment understand the grace of sanctification, ora 
 holy lij'e, answerable to cue's pi ojession ; in which 
 sense garment is taken in Rev. 3.4.1 hou hast a few 
 
GAR 
 
 GAT 
 
 GAT 
 
 names in Sardis which have not defiled their 
 garments; udio are of mihlamenble lives. He 
 was clothed with a garment down to his toot, 
 iiev. 1. 13. Some are of opinion that this denoted 
 the purity and innocency < f that priesthood, which 
 Christ did exercise for his chu ch: Others, that 
 it denoted the dignity and majesty of Christ, as 
 King of his church: it being usual for kings to 
 tecar long robes in token of majesty_. (Garments 
 rolled or dyed in blood, Jsa. 9. 5. I 03. 2. are 
 garments sprinkled and stained with the blood oj 
 the stain, such as warriors wear, which have 
 overcome their enemies in battle. , . , • 
 
 Gen. 9. 23. shein and laphe.t took a g. and laid it 
 25. 25. tlie first came out red, like a hairy g. 
 
 39. 12. she caught .loseiih l)y his <7. he left his g. 
 
 15. he left his V/. with me. and fled out, 18. 
 
 39.16. she laid iip his g. till her lord came home 
 Lev. 0. 27. sprinkled of the blood thereof on any g. 
 
 I. 3. 47 . g. wherein is the plague of leprosy, 49. 
 
 51. if plague be spread in the g. in warp or woof 
 59. the law of the plague of leiirosy in a.^;. 14. 55. 
 
 15. 17. every g. whereon is the seed ot copulation 
 19 . 19 . nor g. mingled come on thee. Dent. 22.11. 
 
 L)ent.Q2. 5. a man shall not put on a woman’s g. 
 Josh.l. 21. when 1 saw a goodly Babylonish g. 
 
 24. .loshua took Achan, the silver, and the g. 
 Judg.S. Q5. they spread a g. and cast ear-rings 
 QSam. 13.18. 1 amar had a. g. of divers colours on her 
 
 19 . she rent her g. and went on crying 
 
 1 Kings 11. 29. .leroboam clad himself with anew x?. 
 
 2 4 .+ 42. brought him ears of corn in his . 9 . 
 
 9 . 13. took every man his 9 . and put under him 
 
 Ezra 9 . 3 . when I heard this 1 rent my 9 . and mantle 
 
 5 . having rent my g. and mantle 1 fell on knees 
 Esth. 8 . 15. Mordecai went with a 9 . of purple 
 Job 13. 28. consumeth, as a 9 . that is moth-eaten 
 
 30. 18. by force of my disease is my g. changed 
 38. 9 . when 1 made the cloud the 9 . thereof 
 14. it is turned as clay to the seal, they stand as a 9 . 
 41. 13. who can discover the face of his 9 . .r 
 Psal. 69. 11. 1 made sackclolli also my 9 . 
 
 73 . 0. pride compasseth, violence cover, them as . 9 . 
 102. 26. they shall perish, yea, all ('f them shall 
 wa,\ old like a 9 . Isa. .5 1 . 9. I 51.6. Heb. 1 . 11 . 
 104. 2 . thou coverest thyself with light, as with ay. 
 
 6 . thou coveredst it with the deep as with ay. 
 
 109. 18. he clothed himself with cursing as a 9 . 
 
 19. let it be to him as they, which covereth him 
 Prov. 20. 16. take his 9 . that is stirety, 27. 13. 
 
 25. 20 . as he that taketh away a 9 . in cold weather 
 .30. 4. who hath bound the waters in a y. ? 
 
 J. va.51.8. the moth shall eat them up like a 9 . 
 
 61. 3 . to give 9 . of praise for the spirit of heaviness 
 
 Jer. 43.12. as a shepherd putteth on his 9 . 
 
 Ezek. 18. 7 . hath covered the naked w-ith a 9 . 16. 
 Pan. 7 . 9 . whose 9 . was white as snow 
 iMic. 2 . 8 . ye pull ofl the robe w ith the 9 . from them 
 Hag. 2. 12 . if one bear holy flesh in tbeskirt of his 9 . 
 Zech. 13. 4. neither shall wear a rough 9 . to deceive 
 Jklal. 2.16. for one covereth violence w ith his 9 . 
 lilat. 9. 16 . new cloth to old 9 . Iklarki. 21. l.vkeb. 36. 
 
 20 . behold, a woman disea.sed touched the hem of 
 
 his 9 . 21. 1 14. 36. Mark 5. 27. Luke 8 . 44. 
 22 . 11 .T saw a man who had not on a wedding 9 . 12 . 
 Mark 13.16. not turn back again to take up his 9 . 
 
 16. 5 . a young man clothed with a long white 9 . 
 Luke 1‘1. .36. let him sell his 9 . and buy one 
 Acts 12. 8 . cast thy 9 . about thee and follow'me 
 Jude ‘lb. hating even the 9 . spotted by the flesh 
 liev. 1.13. Son of man clothed with ay. down to foot 
 
 GAK?tll:'.N'lS. 
 
 Gen. ,35. 2. and be clean, and change j’our 9 . 
 
 .38.14. Tamar put her widow’s 9 . off from her 
 49 . 11. washed hisy. in wine,.his clothes in grapes 
 Erod. 28. .3. may make Aaron’s 9 . to consecrate him 
 29.21. sprinkled the blood on Aaron’s//. Lev. 8.30 
 31.10. 1 have given them w isdom to make 9 . 
 I.ev.6. 11. put off hisy. put on other 9 . 16. 2.3,24. 
 Kum. 15. 38. make fi inges in the borders of theiry. 
 20. 26. strip Aaron of his 9 . put them on Eleazar 
 28. Moses sti ipt Aaron of 9 . put them on 1 leazar 
 Josh. 9. 5. Gibeonites brought old 9 . mouldy bread 
 Jndg. 14. 12 . 1 wdll give you thirty change of 9 . 
 
 17 . +10. I will give tnee ten shekels and order of 9 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 4. .lonathan gave David his 9 . 
 
 10.4. cut off their 9 . in themiddle, 1 Chr.19.4 
 1.3.31. David tare his 9 . and lay on the earth 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is it a time to recei e money and 9 . ? 
 7 .15. all the way was full of 9 . and vessels 
 
 22. t 14. Iluldah, wife of Shallum, keeper of 9 . 
 
 25. 29 . he changed .lehoiakiin’s 9 . Jer. 52. .33. 
 Ezra!. 69. they gave one hundred priests’ 9 . 
 Neh.’^.’iO. the firshatha gave 5.30 priests’y. 
 
 72 . the people gave sixty-seven priests’ y. 
 
 Job . 37 . 17 . how thy y. are warm, when he quiefeth 
 P.cal. 22.18. they part my 9 . among them, cast lots 
 4.5. 8 . all thy y. smell of myrrh, aloe.s, and cassia 
 1.33. 2. ointment that went down to skirts of his y. 
 Prov. 31. + 21 . her household clothed with double 9 . 
 Eccl. 9 . 8. let thy 9 , be alvvays white, and thy head 
 Cant. 4. 11 . smell of thy y. is like smell of I.ebanon 
 Isa. 9. 5. every battle is with y. rolled in blood 
 52. 1 . put on thy beautiful y. () .lerusalem 
 59. 6 . their webs shall not become 9 . 
 
 17 . he put on tlie 9 . of vengeance for clothing 
 61 .10. he hath clothed me w ith the 9 . of salvation 
 6.3. 1 . that cometh with dyed 9 . from Bozrah i 
 
 3. their blood shall be S|)rinkled upon my 9 . 
 
 Jer. 36. 24. yet they were not afraid, nor rent 9 . 
 Lam. 4.14. so that men could not touch their 9 . 
 Ezek. 16.18. tookest thy broid. 9 . and cov ered them 
 
 42.14. there shall lay their 9 . they ministered in 
 44.19. they shall not sanctify people with their 9 . 
 Dan. 3. 21 . were bound in their coats and other 9 
 Joel 2. 13. rend your heart, and not your 9 . 
 
 Zech. 3. 3. .loshua was clothed with filthy 9 . 
 
 4. saying, take away the filthy 9 . from him 
 Mat. 21 . 8 . spread their 9 . in tlie way, Mark 11 . 8 . 
 
 23. 5. they enlarge the borders of their 9 . 
 
 27 . .35. they partecl hisy.casting lots, Mark 15. 24. 
 JUarX: 10. 50. Eartimeus casting away his y. arose 
 
 Mark 11 .7. they cast their 9 . on the colt, Luke 19.35. 
 Luke 14. 4 . two men stood by them in shining 9 . 
 
 John 13. 4. he laid aside his 9 . and took a towel 
 Acts 9 . 39 . shewing coats and 9 . which Dorcas made 
 Jam. 5. 2. and your y. are moth-eaten 
 liev. 3. 4 . few names which have notde.filed theiry. 
 
 16 . 15. blessed that watcheth and keepeth his 9 . 
 
 Holy GAKMEIS 18. 
 
 Exnd. 28. 2. thou shall make holy 9 . for Aaron, 4. 
 
 .31. 10 . I have (mt wisdom to make holy g. 
 
 Lev. 16. 4. these are holy 9 . he shall wash, .32. 
 
 Ezek. 42. 14. lay their holy g. wherein they minister 
 GAKN ER. 
 
 Mat. 3. 12. gather his wheat into the 9 . Lukeb. 17. 
 
 GA UN ERS. 
 
 Psal. 141. 1.3. our 9 . may l>e full, affording store 
 Joel 1, 17 .the 9 .are laid desolate, barns broken down 
 GARN 1811, ED. 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 6 . hey. the house with precious stones 
 Job 26. 13. by his .Spirit he hath 9 . the heavens^ 
 
 Mat. 12 . 41. fmdeth it sweptanil y. Luke 11 . 25. 
 
 2 . 3 . 29. you 9 . the sepulchres of the righteous 
 liev. 21 . 19. the foundations of the wall are y. 
 
 GA I. 
 
 E.rpd. 24.18. Moses 9 . him up into the mount_ 
 
 Nuni. 16. 27 . they 9 . ui) from tabernacle ot Korah 
 Judg. 9 . 51. and y. them up to the top of the tower 
 2 Sam. 8 . 13. and David 9 . him a name 
 
 Kings 1.1. they covered him, but he 9 . no heat 
 Psal. 116. 3. the pains of hell 9 . hold on me 
 Eccl. 2 . 8 . 1 9 . men-singers, and vvomen-singers 
 Lam.b. 9 . we y. our bread with the peril gt our lives 
 GA 1 E 
 
 Is the entrance into a Iwuse or city. .Tudg. 16. 3. 
 Samson took the doors of the gate of the city. 
 The -word gate is often used in scripture to de¬ 
 note the place of public assemblies, where justice 
 was administered. One particular form of these 
 judgments is to be seen in that, which was given 
 at the gate of Beth lehem, between ^ Boaz and 
 another person, a relation of Naomis upon the 
 subject of Ruth’s marriage, who was a Moabitess, 
 Ruth 4. 1. And in Abraham’s purchase of a Jield 
 to bury Sarah, Gen. 23. 10, 18. .lerom .'ay^, that 
 as the lews were for the most part employed in 
 labouring in the Jield, it was wisely provided, 
 that assemblies should be held at the city gates, 
 and justice administered there in a summary 
 manner, that those laborious men, who were busy 
 at their work, might lose no time, and that the 
 country people who had affairs upon their hands 
 in the town, might not be obliged to enter and .spend 
 time there. 
 
 The word gate is likewise sometimes put to signify 
 piower or dominion. God promises Abraharn, that 
 his posterity should possess the gates of their 
 enemies, their towns, their fortresses, Gen. 22. 
 17 . They should conquer them, they should have 
 dominion over them. 1 he gates of hell shall not 
 prevail against the church. Mat. 16. 18. that is, 
 neither the power nor polity of the devil and his 
 instruments, for the gates of cities were .tieplaces 
 both of jurisdiction or judicature, and of for¬ 
 tification and chief strength in war, .ludg. 5. 8 . 
 Psal. 147 . 13. 1 he gates of brass, are the strong¬ 
 est helps and defences. Psal. 107 . 16. He hath 
 broken the gates of brass ; he restored them to 
 liberty, in spite of all impediments and opposi¬ 
 tions. 1 he strait gate signifies regeneration and 
 conversion, and true holiness in heart and life, 
 which prepares the soul for heaven. Mat. J. 13. 
 linter ye in at the strait gate. . 
 
 The gates of death are the brink, or mouth of the 
 grave. Psal. 9. 13- 'I'hou that liftest me up 
 from the gates of death, that preserved.^ me 
 when I was, as it were, dropping into the grave. 
 And king Hezekian, having received a niessage 
 of death, represents in his hymn the condition he 
 had been in when he was sick, and expresses him¬ 
 self thus : 1 said, 1 shall go to the gates ot the 
 grave; I perceive 1 must die. without any hopes 
 of prevention, Isa. 38. 10. The Hebrews looked 
 upon death or the grave, as a place, whither 
 people came from all parts of the world, there to 
 enter upon another life, i he gates ot righteous¬ 
 ness, Fsal. 118. 19 . are; those of the Lord's ta¬ 
 bernacle, where the righteous, the saints, the 
 priests of the Lord, the true Israelites, paid 
 their vows and praises to the Lord; where none 
 were to enter but purified Israelites, a nation 
 of righteous men. 1 he gates or everlasting doors 
 mentioned in Psal. 24. I, 9. are either the gates 
 of the temple, which by faith and the spirit of 
 prophecy David beheld as already built; these 
 gates he bids lift up their heads, to receive the 
 glorious King .lehovah, who dwelt in the temple, 
 and between the cherubim: or the passage may 
 admit of a mystical sense ; for as the temple was 
 a type //Christ, and of his church, and of heaven 
 itself; so this place may also contain a represen¬ 
 tation, either of Christ’s entrance into his church, 
 or into the hearts of his faithful people, who are 
 here commanded to set open their hearts and souls 
 for his reception: or, it may represent his as¬ 
 cension into heaven, where the saints or angels 
 are poetically introduced as preparing the n ay, 
 and opening the heavenly gates to receive their 
 Lord and King, returning to his royal habitation 
 with triumph and glory. 
 
 Gen.11. 17 . thy seed possess they, of enemies, 24.60. 
 28 . 17 . .lacob said, this is the 9 . of heaven 
 E.rod. 32. 27. go in and outfi'omy. toy. thro’camp 
 Dent. 21.19. his father shall bring him to the 9 . 
 
 22 . 24. bring them both oyt to the 9 . ot the city 
 25 . 7 . let his brother’s wife go up to they. 
 
 Josh. 2. 7 . they were gone out, they shut they. 
 Judg. 16. 3. 8 amson took the doors of they. 
 
 Ruth 4. 1. then went Boaz to the 9 . and sat down 
 10 . the name of the dead be not cut off from tlvey. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 18. I’.li fell backward by the. side of the 9 . 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 2. Absalom stood beside the way ot they. 
 18.33. the king went up to the chamber over they. 
 
 25 «ot. 23 . 15. waterofBeth-leh. byy.ie. 1 Chr. 11.1R» 
 
 1 /vi/iy.v 17 . 10 . when Elijah came to the 9 . ot the city 
 
 2 Kings 7 . I 7 . a lord to have the charge ot they. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 13. and they cast lots tor every y. 
 H’hron. 8 . 14. he apfiointeil the porters at every 9 . 
 Kelt. 13. 19. 1 commanded the 9 . sliould be shut 
 Esth. 4.2. Mordecai came before the king’s 9 . 6 .12. 
 Job 19 . 7 . when I went out to the 9 . ami piefiared 
 /N«/. 118. 20 . thisy. of the 1 .ord, the riel.teous enter 
 Cant. 7 . 4. thine eyes like the fish-pools by the 9 . 
 Isa. 14.31. howl, O 9 . cry, O city, shall come smoke 
 
 24. 12. the 9 . is smitten with destruction 
 28. 6 . to them that turn the battle to they. 
 
 Jer. ,36.10. Baruch read at the entry of new y. 
 
 Lam. 5. 14. the elders have ceased from the 9 . 
 
 Ezek. 8 . 3. brought me to the door of the inner 9 . 
 
 11 . 1 . at the door of the y. twenty-live men 
 
 43. 4. the glory of the Lord came by way of they. 
 
 44. 2. this y. shall be shut, none shall enter 
 
 3. prince shall enter by the way of they. 46. 2,8. 
 
 45 . 19 . put the blood on the posts of the 9 . 
 
 46. 1 . the y. of the inner court shall be shut 
 2 . but the 9 . shall not be shut till evening 
 
 12 . oneshall open him they, oneshall shut the 9 . 
 
 48. 31. one 9 . of Reuben, one 9 . of .ludah,of Levi 
 Obad. 1 . 3 . not entered into the 9 . of my people 
 Mic. 1. 9 . lie is come into the 9 . of my people to .ler. 
 
 12. evil came down from Lord to the y. of Jerus. 
 2 . 13. they have passed through the 9 . 
 
 Mat. 7 . 13. enter in at the strait 9 . vvide is the 9 . 
 
 and broad is the way, 14. Luke 13.24. 
 Luke 7 . 12 . when he came nigh they of the city 
 16.29. a beggar Lazarus laidathisy. full of sores 
 Acts 10 . 17 . men from Cornelius stood before they. 
 
 12 . 10 . they came to the iron 9 . which opened 
 14. Khoda opened not the 9 . for gladne.ss 
 
 Heb. 1.3. 12. .lesus also suffered without the 9 . 
 
 Rev. 21. 21 . every several y. was of one peai l 
 See iiNTEKING, Enterkth. 
 
 GA I E. 
 
 Prov. 17 . 19 . that exalteth hisy. seekethdestruction 
 At the GA 1 E. 
 
 Gen. 2.3. 10 . of all that went in at the g. of city, 18. 
 2 Kings 9. .31. as .lehu entered in at the 9 . she said 
 11 . 6 . a third part shall be at the 9 . of 8 ur, and a 
 third at theg. behind the guard, 2 Chr.li.b. 
 23. 8 . which were on a man’s left hand at the g. 
 
 2 Chr. 24.8. set a chest at the g. of the house of Lord 
 Esth. 5.13. 1 see Mordecai sitting at the king’s 9 . 
 Isa. 22. 7 . horsemen set themselves in array at they. 
 Acts'i.l. they laid daily at the g. of the temple 
 10 . who sat for almsat beautiful 9 . of the temple 
 See PisH-G.tTE. 
 
 H/y./i GA 1 E. 
 
 2 Chron. 2.3. 20. they came through the high g. 
 
 27 . 3. .lotham built the highg. of the house 
 Jer. 20. 2. put .leremiah in the stocks in the high g. 
 See Horse-gate. 
 
 In the GA I E. 
 
 Gen. 19. 1. and I.ot sat in the g. of Sodom 
 Exod. .32. 26 . Moses stood in the 9 . of the camp 
 Dent. 22.15. bring tokens of virginity to elders ing. 
 Judy. 16. 2. they laid wait for 8 amson in the 9 . 
 Ruth 4. 11. people in the g. said, we are witnesses 
 
 1 Sam. 9- 18. Saul drew near to Samuel in the 9 . 
 
 2 Sam. 3 . 27 . .loab took Abner aside in the 9 . 
 
 19 . 8. king sat tn the 9 . they told all the people 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 1 . two measures for a shekel in they. 18. 
 
 20 . the people trod on him in the 9 . and he died 
 Esth. 2 . 19. Mordecai sat in the king’s 9 . 21. 
 
 5 . 9 . vvheu llaman saw him in Me king’s y. 
 
 Job 5 . 4. his children are crushed in the g. 
 
 .31. 21 . when I saw my help in the g. 
 
 Psal. 69. 12. they that sit in they, speak against me 
 127 . 5 . but they shall speak with the enemies ing. 
 
 Prov. 22. 22. nor oppress the afflicted in the g. 
 
 24. 7 . he ('peneth not his mouth in the 9 . 
 
 Isa. 19 . 21 . lay a snare for him that reproveth ?«y. 
 Jer. 7 . 2. stand in the g. of the Lord’s house 
 17 . 19 . stami in the g. of the children pf the people 
 . 37 . 13. when he was in the g. of Benjamin 
 ,38. 7 . the king then sitting in the g. of Benjamin 
 39 . 3. all tlie pi'inces of Babylon sat in the g. 
 
 Dan. 1. 49 . but Daniel sat in the 9. of the king 
 Amos 5. 10. they hate him that rebuketh in the y. 
 
 12 . they turn aside Ihe noor in the g. 
 
 15. hate evil, and establish jiulgment in the g. 
 
 Gld GA LE. 
 
 Keh. .3.6. the old 9 . repaired .lehoiadason of Paseab 
 12 . 39 . the priests went above the oldg. and lish-gate 
 Prison-G A 1 E. 
 
 Nell. 12. . 39 . and they stood still in the prison-g. 
 Sheep-trA LE. 
 
 Nell. 12. 39 . they went even unto the f^c^y-y. 
 
 John 5. + 2. by the sheep-g. there is a pool 
 VaUey-GA 1 E. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 9. Czziah built towers at the valley-g. 
 Nell. 1. 1.3. and 1 went out by the 9. ot the valley 
 
 15. and 1 entered by the 9 . of the valley 
 3 . 13. the valley y. repaired llanun 
 
 11 ater G A I I’.. 
 
 Nell. 3. 26. 'Nethinims dwelt over against watcr-g. 
 8 . 1 . gathered into the street before the .wiror-y. 
 
 . 3 . he read in the law before the water g. 
 
 16. made booths in the street of the water-g. 
 
 12. 37 . priests went even to the water-g. eastward 
 GA 1 E.S. 
 
 Deut. 12 . 12 . rejoice, ye and I.evite, within your 9 . 
 Josh. 6.26. in Id's youngest son set upy. 1 A i//y.> 16.31. 
 Juda. 5. 8 . chose new gods, then was war in the y. 
 5. 'll. the people of the Lord .sbidl go to the y. 
 
 2 ( hron. .31.2. 1 lezekiah appointed to praise in they. 
 Neh. 1. 3. they, are burnt with fire, 2. .3, 1.3, 17 . 
 
 7 . 3. let not the 9. of lerusalem be opened 
 12 . . 3 P. the priests and T.evites purified they. 
 
 1.3. 19 . some of my servants set I at the 9. 
 
 22. 1 commanded the 1 evites to keep the 9. 
 
 Psal. 9 . 14. may shew forth thy praise in the 9 . 
 24.7. lift up your heads. () yep. and be ye lilt up, 9 . 
 87. 2. the Lord loveth the 9. of Zion, niore tliau 
 100 . 4 . enter into his 9. w ith thanksgiving 
 107 . 16. for he hath broken they, ot brass 
 
 185 
 
GAT 
 
 GAT 
 
 G A V 
 
 Vsal. tin. 19. open to me the (j. of rislifeonsness 
 Pror. ]. 21. wis(i<):i) crietli in llie openings of//. H. .‘1. 
 
 8. .31. tliat heareth me, vvat: hiii" daily at my {/. 
 
 14. 19. tlie wicked at tlic /,■. of the righteous 
 31.23. her liushand is known in the //. 
 
 .31. let hei'ov. n works piaise her in tlie//. 
 Cant.'i. 13. at our//. are all maimer of pleasant fruits 
 Ixa. 3.2(5. anil her//, sliall lament and inouni 
 
 13. 2. they may go into the. //. of the nohles 
 2?6. 2. open ye the//, that the righteoiis may enter 
 .‘18. U). 1 sliall go to the//. of the ernve 
 45. 1. to oiien heloie him the two leaved g. 
 
 2. 1 will l)i (^ak in jiiecesthe //. of hra.ss 
 62. 1(1. go thro’, go thro’the //. (irepare the way 
 Jer. 7. 2 hear, ye that entei'in at the//. I 7 .20. |22.2. 
 
 14. 2. .iiidah mourneth, and the.//, languish 
 
 15. 7- I wdl fan them with a fan in g. of the land 
 
 17 . 19. go and stand in all the //, of lerusalem 
 
 21, bear no burden on the salibath by the g. 24. 
 
 25. then shall there enter into the g. 22. 4. 
 
 27- I will kindle a tire in the,//, o.t .lerusalem 
 
 22. 19 . shall be drawn and cast forth beyond the// 
 Pam. 1. 4. /ion’s //. are desolate, her priests sigh 
 
 2. 9 . her g. are sunk into the ground, bars bi oken 
 4. 12. the adversary should have entered the//. 
 
 Pzek.Z\.\5. I have set point of sword against their//. 
 
 22. to appoint battering rams against the//. 
 
 26. 2. she is broken that was the g. of the people 
 48. .32. at the east side tliree //. one of .loseph 
 
 Ohad. IP in the day that foreigneis entered his g. 
 Na/i. 2. 6. the g. of the rivers shall be opened 
 
 3. 13. the,//, of thy land shall I e set wide oiien 
 
 8.10. exec. jndg. of truth and peace in your//. 
 Mat. If). 18. the.//, of hell shall not pievail against it 
 Jins'-). 24. and tliey watched the g. to kill Paul 
 
 14. 13. .lupiter’s pi iests brought oxen to the g. 
 liev.di. 12 . thecity liad twelve.//, at//, twelveangels 
 
 13. on the east three g. on the nortli tliree g. 
 
 21. tiie twelve ,//. were twch e pearls 
 25. they, of it shall not be shut at all by day 
 Hee H.-viis, Duath. 
 
 'J'/ig fTA'J'l'’,S. 
 
 F.xod. 20. 10. thy stran.ger within thy g. Tievf. 5.14. 
 Deut. 6. 9. thou shalt write them on thy g. 11. 20. 
 
 12. 15. thon mayest eat flesh in thy g. 21. 
 
 17 . thou mayest not eat within thy g. the tifhe 
 
 18. thou must eat, thou and l.evitc in thy g. 
 
 14^ 21. give it to the sti anger tliat is in thy g. 
 
 27 . I.evite M'ithin thy g. tlioii shalt not forsake 
 
 28. thou shalt lay np the tithe within thy //. 
 
 ^ 29 . the widow within thy g. shall come and eat 
 
 15. 7 . if there he a poor man within any oi thy g 
 Q'2. thon shalt eat the lirstling within thy g. 
 
 16. 5. not sacrifice the passover within thy g. 
 
 11. shalt rejoice, and l.ei ite in thy g. 14. I 26.12. 
 18. .judges and officers shalt thon make in all thyg. 
 
 17 . 5. bi'ing forth that man or woman to thy g. 
 
 18. 6. if a l.cvite come from anv of thy g. 
 
 23. 16. servant e.scapeil dwell iii one of thy g. 
 
 24.14. thon shalt not oppress within thy g. 
 
 28. 52. he shall besiege thee in all thy g. 
 
 ,55. thine enemies shall distress thee in all thy g. 
 31. 12. gather the people within thy g. to hear 
 t sal. 122. 2. our feet shall stand within thy g. () Jer. 
 Isa. .51.12. 1 will make thy //. of carbuncles 
 60 . 11. therelbre thy g. shall be open continually 
 18. call thy walls salvation, and thy g. praise 
 LiZek. 26. 10. when he shall enter thy g. as men 
 GATHF.R. 
 
 Gen. .31. 40. he .said,.//, stones, and they tooK stones 
 
 41. .35. let them g. all the food of those years 
 Pxod. 5. 7 . let them go and g. straw |1 12. //. stuhhle 
 
 9. 19 . g. thy cattle || 16. 4. shall g. a certain rate 
 16.5. g. twice as much || 26. six days g. it 
 
 2.3. 10. six years sow fhylan/i and.//. ].ev. 25. 3. 
 Lev. 19. 9 . shalt not g. the gleanings, 23. 22. 
 
 10. thou shalt not g. every grape of thy vineyard 
 25. 5. nor ,//. gra[)es of the vine undressed, 11. 
 
 20. we shall not sow, nor g. in onr increase 
 i\um. 10. 4. if with one trumpet, then princes g. 
 
 11. 16. g. seventy men of the elders of Israel' 
 
 19 . 9. a man that is clean shall g. the ashes 
 Deut. 11. 14. 1 will give rain that thou mayest.//. 
 
 13. 16. thou shaky, all the siioil of it into street 
 28. 30. plant a vineyard and not y. grapes. .39. 
 
 38. carr 3 ' much seed out, an/l g. jjiut little in 
 30. 3. he willy, thee from all nations, A'seX-. .36.24. 
 •Josh. 2. t 18. shall y. thy father and mother home 
 2 K^v..gs 4. . 39 . one went into the, field to.//, herbs 
 22. 20. I M ill y. (Iiee to thy fathers, 2 C'hr. .31. 28. 
 
 1 Chro7i. 13. 2. send to bi ethren an/l T.evites to g '. 
 
 2 Chrvn. 24. 5. g. money to repair house of the Ld. 
 Neh. 1 . 9 . yet will 1 y. them from thence 
 
 12. 44. some apjiointed to -..for the priests 
 Job 24. (5. they g. the v intage of the wicked 
 
 34.14. if he g. to himself bis spirit and his breath 
 39.12. will he bring seed, and g. it into thy barn ? 
 
 Psal. 26. 9. y. not my soul with sinners, nor life 
 27 . + lo. vv hen Imthei’ and mother forsake, L. willy. 
 . 39 . 6. and knoweth not who shall //. them 
 104. 28. that thou givestfhem they ,//. 
 
 106. 47 . save us, and y. us from among the heathen 
 Proi'. 18. 8. shall y. for him tliat will pity the poor 
 Led. 2. 20. to sinner travel toy. and heap up 
 Caiit. 6. 2. my beloved is gone down to.//, lilies 
 Jsa. 34. 15. there the owl g. imdci' her siiailow 
 40.11. he shall y. the lamlis with his arms 
 
 4.3. 5. tear not, 1 will g. thee from the west 
 
 52. t 12. the God of Israel will //. yon up, 58. t 8. 
 5-4.7. but with great mercies will 1 g. thee 
 
 56.8. yet will 1 y. others to him, besides fho.se 
 
 62.10. cast lip tlie higli-way,y. out the stones 
 66. 18. 1 will g. all nafion.s" and tongues 
 
 Jer. 6.1. g. to flee 1| 7 .18. the children.//. wood 
 9- 22. none shall g. them || 10. Yl.g. up thy wares 
 
 2.3. .3. 1 will //. the. remnant of my IIock 
 
 29.14. 1 will y. you from all the nations 
 
 31.8. 1 will y. them from the coasts of the earth, 
 
 .32. . 37 . h zek. 20. 31,41. 1 34. 13. 
 
 10. he that scattered Israel will //. him 
 
 40.10. g. ye wine, and summer-fruits, and oil 
 47 . t 6, O sword, y. thyself into thy scabbard 
 
 186 
 
 Jer. 49 . 5. and none shall //. up him that w^aii/lcrelh 
 Kzek. 11. 17 . I will even g. >i.u tiom Ihe people 
 1(5. . 37 . 1 will //.all thy lovers against thee 
 22. 19. 1 will y. you info the midst of .lerusalem 
 20. as they silver, so will 1 //. you in fury, 21. 
 21. 4.//. the pieces 129. 13. 1 will g. the I’.gyptians 
 . 37 . 21. 1 will y. them on every side, .39. 1?. 
 JJiis.u. 10. tliougli hired among the nations, 1 willy. 
 9. 6. l-'.gypt shall //. them up, .Memphis bury them 
 ./oel 1. 14. //. tie- eldeisand the inliabifaiifs of laii/l 
 2. 6. pe.o[)le much iiaiix'il, all faces shall y. blackn 
 16..//. the peuple, //. the children that suck 
 .3. 2. 1 vvill y. all nations, and biing them down 
 -l/ic. 2. 12. 1 vvill surely//, the remnant of Israel 
 4. 6 . I will g. her tliat was driven out, Zejdi. . 3 . 19 
 12. he shall y. them as sheaves into the floor 
 .5. 1. //. tliyself in tioops, O daugliter of troops 
 Nah. 2. 10. file faces of them all y. blackness 
 IJah. 1. 9. they shall y. the captivity as the sand 
 ^ 15. (hey catch them, and //. them m their drag 
 Zeph. .3. 8. for my determination is to y. (he nations 
 18. I willy, them that are sorrow ful for assembly 
 ^ 20. bring you even in the time that 1 y. you 
 Zech. 10. 8. I will hiss for them and g. them 
 10. and I will y. theni out of Assyria 
 
 14. 2. 1 will //. all nations against .lerusalem 
 Rlat. .3. 12. y. his wheat into Ids garner, Imke 3. 17 . 
 
 6. 26. they sow not, nor do they y. into barns 
 
 7. 16. do inen y. grapes of thorns ? Imket. 44. 
 
 13. 28. wilt thou that we go and y. them up? 
 
 29 . he said, nay, lest wldle ye y. up the tares 
 .30. burn tares, but //. the wheat info rny barn 
 41. shall //, outof ills kingd. all things tliat offend 
 2.5. 26^ and that 4 y. where [ have not sfrawed 
 J.uke 13. .34. as a hen doth y. her brood uniJer wings 
 John 6. 12. y. np the fragments that remain 
 
 15. 6. men y. them and cast them into the fire 
 Lev. 14. 18. //. the clusters of the vine of tlie earth 
 
 16. 14. y. them to (he battle of that day of God 
 
 GA'WWl.W together. 
 
 Gen. .34. .30. T being few they shall y. tog. ag. me 
 49 . 1. y. yourselves together, ye sons of .lacob, 2 
 i'.xod. 3. 16. go//, tlie elders of Israel together 
 Lev. 8. .3. y. congregation of Israel tog. Num. 8. 9. 
 Nn»i. 20. 8. and y. tiiou the assemlily together 
 
 21. 16. y. the people together, Devt.A. io. |.31. 12. 
 2 bWw. 12. 28. //. the rest together and encamp 
 1 i>hron. IG. 35. save us, () (iod, and \\% toffethev 
 
 22. 2. David commanded toy. i//y. the strangers 
 hch.’t. 5. God put in my heart to y. together nobles 
 Lsth. 2. 3. may y. together all the fair virgins 
 
 4. 16. y. together the .lews present in Shushan 
 Job 11. 10. it he y. together, vvlio can hin<ler him I 
 Psal. 50. 5. y. my saints together unto me 
 56. 6. they y. themselves tog. to mark my steps 
 94. 21. they y. together against tlie righteous 
 104. 22. the sun ariseth, they y. themselves tog. 
 Led. .3. 5. tliere is a time to y. stones together 
 Jsa. 11. 12. he shall y. tog. (he dispersed of .ludah 
 49. 18. these y. together and come to me, GO. 4. 
 
 54.15. tliev shall surely y. together, but not by me 
 Jer. 4. 5. blow the trimipet, cry, y. together 
 49. 14. y. ye together and come against l-'.dom 
 J)a7i. .3. 2. the king sent to y. together the princes 
 Joel 3. 11. y. yourselves together round about 
 rJeph. 2. 1. y. tog. yea, //. tog. O nation not desired 
 Mat. 13. .30. //. together first the tares, and bind 
 24. .31. they shall y. together bis elect, Mark 1.3. 27 . 
 John 11.52. lie should y. together in one, Lph. 1. lo. 
 Rev. 19. 17 . .<■/• tog. to the supper of the great God 
 20. 8. to y. Gog and Magog together to battle 
 GATlIKkl'.D. 
 
 Gen. 25. 8. Abraham died and was y. to his people 
 
 17 . Islimael was y. || 35. 29. Isaac was y. to peojile 
 49 . 29 . .lacob was //. to his people, .33. 
 
 Exod. 16. 17 . and they y. some more, some less 
 
 18. he that y. much, lie that y. little, 2 Gor. 8. 1.5. 
 21. they y. it every morning , every man according 
 
 2.3. 16. when thou hast //. in thy labours out of field 
 
 1. ev. 2.3. 39. vvhen ye have y. in the fruits of the lanii 
 JSv.m. 11. ,32. the peojile //. quails ll 1.5. .32. y. sticks 
 
 10. 19. Korah y. congregation against Moses, 42. 
 20. 24. Aaron shall be //. to his people, 26. 
 
 27 . 1,3. Moses y. to his people, .31. 2 . Dent. .32.50. 
 Jvdg. 1. 7 . kings y. their meat under my table 
 
 2. 10. that generation was y, to their fathers 
 6. .34. and Abiezer was y. after him 
 
 11. 3. there were y. vain men to .lephthah 
 
 1 >Sam. 5. 8. they//. all the lords of the Pliilisfines 
 22. 2. eveiy one that was in distiess y. to David 
 
 2 ‘Syw. 14. 14. as water spilt which cannot be y. np 
 2 Kings 3. 21. they //. all able to put on armour 
 
 22. 20. .Tqsiaii be //. to grave in peace, 2 Chr. .34. 28. 
 ISleli. 5. 16. all my servants were y. to the work 
 Job 27- 19- rich man lie down, but shall not be y. 
 
 1 ■ud. 59 . 3. the migkty are //. against me 
 107 . .3.^and lie y. them out of the lands 
 Prov. 27 . 2.5. and herbs of the mountains are g. 
 
 .30. 4. who hath y. the wind in his fists f 
 I'xd. 2. !i. I y. me also silver and gold and treasure 
 Cant. 5. 1. 1 have //. my myrrh vvitli my spice 
 Isa. 5. 2. be fenced it, and y. out the stones 
 10. 14. as one gathei etb eggs, have I //. the earth 
 12. ye shall be//.one by one, O Israel 
 "t. 15. vultures be y. |! 16. bis Spirit y. thetn 
 49 . 5. tho’ Israel be not g. yet sliall t be glorious 
 ,56. 8. 1 will gatlier others, besides those that are y. 
 62. 9 . but they that have y. it shall eat it 
 Jer. 3. 17 . an/l all nations shall lie y. unto it 
 8. 2. (hey shall not be y. nor buried, 25. 3.3. 
 
 26. 9 . all people//, against .leremiah in house of T.. 
 40. 15. all the .lews g. to thee should be scattered 
 F.zd\£R. 25. when I shall have//, the house of Israel 
 29. 5. thou shalt not be bronglit together nor y. 
 
 .38. 13. hast thou y. thy companj’ to take a prey ? 
 
 39. 27. have y. tliem out of their enemies’ lands 
 
 28. but 1 have y. fbem to their own land 
 Ilos. 10. 10. the people shall bey. against them 
 Mtc. 7- 1. 1 am as \\hen they //. (he summer-fruits 
 Mat. 1.3. 40. as tares are y. and burnt in the fire 
 
 47 . a net cast into the sea, and //. of every kind 
 25. 32, before him sliall be y. all nations 
 
 Mat. 27. 27 . andy. to him (he whole band of soldiers 
 John 1 F AJ . then y. chiet priests a comu il, and said 
 /lets 17 . 5. y. a company, set the city on an uproar 
 2J!. 3. when Paul had //. a buiiille of sticks 
 Rev. 14. 19. the angel y. the vine of the earth 
 (<A - llFkLD together. 
 
 I'.iod. ti. 14. tliey//. them together iqion heaps 
 Su/a. 10 . 7 . when the congregation is lobe: g. together 
 
 11. 22. shall all the fish of the sea be y. together ^ 
 Jndg. 20. 1. the congregation was y. together as 
 
 one man, 11. E-.ra .3. J. S h. 8 1 
 2 Chron. 20 . 4. .lu/lah //. toaeiher to ask help of lA. 
 Job 10. 10 they y. themselves together against me 
 3 ( 1 . 7 . under the n (ties were they y. together 
 I‘sal. .15.15. the abjectsy. themselves together ak me 
 47 . 9 . the princes 01 the people are y. to-ether 
 102 . 22 . when people are y. ///yy/Ac/to serv e the L. 
 14o. 2 . continually are they y. together tor war 
 Prov. . 3 ( 1 . t 27 . locusts go forth all //. togei/ter 
 //"A. 3 . 11 , tlitfii sIihU c*hil(iren ct J uda.tj be g, ti*ffether 
 Mjc. 4. 11 . many nations are y. together ac. thee 
 Zerh. 12, 3. tliq all people be g. together against it 
 Mat. 18. 2(1. where two or three are y. together 
 
 23. 37 . how olteu would 1 have y. tliy children 
 
 together, as a hen her chickens, Luke 13. 34 . 
 24.28. there will eagles be y. together, Luk, 17 . . 37 . 
 Mau: 1 . ei.i, all tlio city \s as f/. togtilter at tliedoor 
 Euke 15. 1.3. the younger son y. all together 
 
 24. .33. they toun/1 the eleven y. together 
 
 Acts -4. 26 rulers weie y. together against the Ld. 
 
 12. 3^. where many wtrtg, together pjayina* 
 
 14. 27 . when tl)e> had y. the church toi:ethei 
 
 \Cor. 4. when yc are y. together and'my spirit 
 Kcv. It). 16. y. t. into a place called Arr.,agi id<.n 
 
 19 . 19 . beast and Ins army y. together t6 make war 
 ^ ^ GA 1 111 KKIi, .S. 
 
 »7(p/*.o.9. tum back thy hand as a gTa{)e/ 7 . into l>asket 5 
 49 . 9 . it grape y. come to tliee, tjbad. .5. 
 
 JiDioa 7 . 14. but 1 was a //. of sycainore-truit 
 G A 1 1 1 r, l< F.'s i. 
 
 Deut 24. 21. when thou y. (he grapes of vineyard 
 GA'i 1'I IJ. 
 
 A//W. 19 . 10 . that y. the ashes shall wash his clothes 
 J''fl(i- 19 . t 18. (here is no man thaty. me to house 
 J sal. 33. 7 . hey. the waters of the sea together 
 41. 6 . his heart y. iniquity lo itself 
 117 . 2. he //. the outcasts of Israel, Jsa. 56. 8. 
 
 I rov. 6. 8. (he ant y. her food in the liai vest 
 10. 5. he that y. in summer is a w ise son 
 
 13. 11. but be tliaty. by labour shall increase 
 Isa. 10. 14. as one y. eggs that are left 
 
 17- 5. it shall be as when the harvest-man y. 
 
 Jer. 17 . t 11 . as the partridge g. young which she 
 hath not brought forth, so he that gets riches 
 Eah. 3. 18. thy people is scattered, and no man g. 
 llah. 2. 5. but y. to him all nations, and heapeth 
 that//, not scatterelli, I.nkc 11.23. 
 
 2.3. . 37 . as a hen y. her chickens under her wings 
 John 4. 36. he that reapeth y. fruit to life eternM 
 (iA I II 
 
 Gen. 49 . 10. to him shall the //. of the people be 
 I-^xod. 7 . t 19 . stretch tliy hand on all /, . ot waters 
 l^ev. 11. ( .36. ay. together of w aters sliall be clean 
 JSvni. 15. .3.3. they that founii him y. sticks 
 
 1 lymgs 17 . 10 . the widow w oman w as therey. sticks 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 25. they were tliree days iiiy.siKiils 
 Isa.ZA.) 22. he gathered w ith the y. ot prisoners 
 
 .32. 10. the vintage shall fail, the y. shall not 1 onie 
 33. 4. your spoil like the y. of the caterpillar 
 I;oZek. 22. 1 2i). according to the //. of silver, bi sss 
 AJat. 25. 24. and y. where thou hast not strawed 
 An.\ 16. 10. assuredly y. the l.ord hath called us 
 2 lhe.iS. 2. 1. and by our y. together unto him 
 GATI!I:K1 .\(tS. 
 i Chrori. 26. t 15. to Olied-edom the house of y. 
 
 37/c. 7- + 1. 1 am as they, of summer-fruits 
 1 Cor. 16. 2. that there be no y. when I come 
 ^ (.AYE. 
 
 Gen. 2 , 20 . Adam y. names to all cattle and to fowl 
 3.12. the woman //.me of the tree, and 1 did eat 
 1-4. 20. and he y. him tithes of all. Deb. 7 . 2, 4 . 
 
 25. 5. and Abraham y. all that he ha/i to Isaac 
 28. 4. the land which God y. to .Abraham, .35. 12. 
 Exod. 11. 3. the Lord g. tlie people favour, 12. 36. 
 
 14. 20. the cloud g. light bv’ niglit to these 
 Nn?n. 11.25. Dl. took of the .Spirit, and y. to seventy 
 Deut. 22 . 16. I y. my daughter to this man to wife 
 Josh. 19 . 50. they y. him the city which he asked 
 21. 4.3. the Lorcl y. to Israel all the land 
 4-1. the Lord y. them rest, 2 Clnon. 15. 15.1 20. .30. 
 Jndg. 0. 9 . 1 drave them out, and //. you (heir land 
 Rtidt 4. 13. the 1 .ord y. her conception, and she bare 
 
 1 10. 9. God y. to Saul another heart 
 
 2 <sam. 12. 8. and 1 y. thee fhv master's bouse 
 
 1 Kings 4. 29- the lord y. Solomon wisdom, 5.12. 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 5. and the Lord y. Israel a saviour 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 5. (iod y. to lieiiian fourteen sons 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 24. and God g. liezekiah a sign 
 Kell. a. 8. read in book of the law, and q. the sense 
 Job 1. 21.^ l ord /'. and the T.ord hath taken awav 
 
 42. 10. Gody. .loll twice as much as he had before 
 Psal. 18. 13. and the Dighest y. his voice 
 
 68. 11. tlie l.d. y. the word, great w as the company 
 
 69. 21. they //. me also gall, (hey g. me vinegar 
 78. 29 . for hey. them their own desire, 106. 15. 
 
 Ecd. 12. 7 . tilt spirit shall return to God that y. it 
 Isa. 42. 24. who y. .lacob for a spoil, and Israel 
 
 43. .3. 1 y. Egypt for tb.\ ransqm, Seba for thee 
 .50. 6. I g. my back to the smiters, and my cheeks 
 
 Jer. 1.1 5 . 1 y. thee a i/rophet to the nations 
 I zek. 16 . 19 . my meat also w liic'n I g. thee 
 
 20. 11. 1 y. them my statutes, and shewed them 
 
 12. nioreov -ralso, I y. them my sabbaths 
 25. 1 y. them also statutes that were not good 
 Dan. 1. 17- (>0(1 y. these four children knowledge 
 6. 10. Daniel prayed and y. thanks before God 
 Jlos. 2. 8. for she did not know that I g. her corn 
 
 1.3. 11. 1 /'. thee a king in mine anger 
 Amos 2. 12. yey. the Nazariteswine to drink 
 Alai. 2. 5. 1 //. my covenant to Levi of life 
 flia/. 10. 1. .Jesus y. them power against unclean 
 spirits to cast them out. Mark 0. 7- Euke 9. 1 
 
GEN 
 
 GEN 
 
 Mat 14- 49- he brake and < 7 . the loaves to his dis- 
 ciples, 15. no. I C'd. 16. ^Jark 6 . 41. 1 8 . 6. I 
 
 14. (1‘2. lM\e 9. JO. 1 22. 19. 
 
 01 . C’.l. " ho </. thee author, r 31arkll.^8.L?ike 20 . 2 . 
 
 05 ’ 35. ye ff . me meat, ye y . me drmk, took me m 
 ~ 4 " ye g. me no meat, and ye.ff. me no drink 
 Juke 15 10. with husks, and no man g. unto him 
 John 1 1 " to them g. lie pow er to become sons ot G. 
 
 3. lO.’tJod so loved world that he g. his only fcon 
 o' 31. he g. them bread from hea- en to eat 
 10 "9 loy 1' ath. who y. them me is greater than all 
 14 ! 31.’ as the l athei i/. me commandment, so 1 do 
 Jicts 4. to speak as the Spii it g. them utterance 
 
 7 . S.'and he g. them no inheritance in it 
 
 10. God loseph ia\'Our and wisdom berore Pha, 
 
 10. 2. Cornelius g. much alms to the pei pie 
 
 11. 17 . a.s God g. them tlie like gilt as he did to us 
 12 ’. 23. smote him,because hefi. not God ti:e glory 
 13 * 21. afterward God//, them Saul forty years 
 li! 17 . he did good, aiid f/. us rain from heaven 
 15 ! 24. to whom we^i. no such commandment 
 26. 10. when put to death, I g. my' voice ag. them 
 Jiom. 2. 28. God g. theni over to a reprobate mind 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 5. even as the Cord g. to every man 
 0. Apollos watered, but (Jodir. the increase 
 
 2 Cor 8 5. but first g. their own selves to the Lord 
 Gal. i. 4. who y. himself for our sins, 'l it. 2. 14. 
 
 2 op T,vho loved me, and g. himself for ine 
 3. 18'. but God g. it to Abraham by promise 
 
 Eph i 22 and g. him to be head over all things 
 4.8*. he led captivity captive awig. gifts to men 
 
 11. and he g. some apostles ; some prophets 
 5 25. Christ loved the church, and < 7 . himself tor it 
 
 1 Thess. 4.2. ye know w hat commandment we g.yo\i 
 1 T/ot. 2. 6. who//, himself a ransom for all 
 Heb.\J'.9. who corrected us, we//, them reverence 
 Jarn. 5. 18. he prayed, and the heavens g. ram 
 
 1 John 3.2.3. love one another, as he g. us command. 
 
 5.10. be believeth not the record God //. of his Son 
 
 tiev. i. 1. the revelation of.I es. Christ which God//. 
 
 2. 21. 1 g. her space to repent of her fornication 
 13. 2. the dragon g. him his power and his seat, 4. 
 
 GAVE up. , , 
 
 Gen. 25.8. Abraham g. up the ghost and diecl 
 
 17 . Ishmaelll35.29.and Isaac//.//p ghost and died 
 
 2 tiam. 24. 9. Joab g. up the sum of the number 
 2 Chr. .30. 7 . who g. them up to desolation, as ye see 
 Psal.l^. 48. he g. up their cattle also to the hail 
 81. 12. I g. them up to their own hearts’ lust 
 
 Lam. 1.19. my elders .</. up the ghost in the city 
 Mark 1^ .37. .lesuscried with a loud voice, and//. 
 
 up the ghost, 39. laike 23. 40. Jolm^9. 30. 
 Acts 5. 5. Ananias g. up the ghost || 12. 23. Herod 
 7 . 42. God g. them \ip to worship the host ot heaven 
 l(orn\ 24. God also//, them up to uncleanness 
 26. for this cause God them up to vile affections 
 Rev. 20. 13. the sea g. up the dead that were in it 
 GAVEST. 
 
 Gen, 3.12. the woman whom thou g. to be vvith me 
 1 KviasQ. .34. the land w hich thou g. to their fathers, 
 40, 48. 2 Chron. 6. 25, 31, 38. A'e/i. 9. 35. 
 ISleh. 9 . 7 . thou g. him the name of Abraham 
 13. thou g. them right judgments, true laws 
 
 15. g. them bread from heayenfor their hunger 
 20. thou g. also thy good Spirit, g. water for thirst 
 
 22. thou g. them kingdoms and nations 
 ^ thou g. them saviours who saved them 
 Job'l. 9 . 13. g. thou the goodly wings to the peacocks ? 
 Psal. 21. 4. he asked life of thee; thou//, it him 
 74 .14. thou g. him to be meat to the people 
 Lvke7.‘\A. thou g. me no w ater tor my feet 
 45. thou g. me no kiss, but this woman not ceased 
 15. 29. yet thou never g. me a kid, to make merry 
 John 17 . 4, 1 have finished work thou y. me to do 
 ' to tlic men ^vhoiTi thou g. me out of 
 
 „ t w orld, thine they were, and thou them me 
 
 8. 1 have given them the words which thou//, me 
 
 12. those that thou g. nie 1 have kept, none lost 
 22. the glory w'hichthou//. me, I have given 
 
 18. 9 . of them w hom thoc g. me have I lost none 
 
 GAY. 
 
 Jam. 2. 3. respect to him that weareth g. clothing 
 GAZE. 
 
 Eiod. 19. 21. lest they break thro’ to the Lord to g. 
 
 It A Z1N G. 
 
 yah. 3. 6. and I will set thee as a g. stock 
 Acts 1. 11. why stand yeg. up into heaven? 
 
 Heb. 10. 33. partly w hilst ye were made a//, stock 
 GENDER. ,, ^ 
 
 I,eT. 19.1 9 . shalt not let cattle < 7 . with diverse kinds 
 *’ Tim. 2. 23. knowing that they do g. strifes 
 GENDERED, EIH. 
 
 JiJ> 21 10. their bull <7. and faileth not 
 .38. 29. the hoary frostof heaven, who hath <7. it? 
 Gal. 4. 24. from mount Sinai, which g. to bondage 
 GENEALOGY . . 
 
 Comes from the Greek word Genealogia, winch sig 
 uijies a list of our ancestors, a description oj the 
 stock, lineage, or pedigree of any per.wn or family. 
 The common Hebrew expression for it is hepher 
 toledoth. Liber generatioiiis. The Hebrews were 
 very careful in preserving their genealogies ; and 
 perhaps there never was any nation more ctreum 
 spect in this point than that of the .lew's. At tins 
 day we find genealogies in their sacred writings, 
 carried on for above three thousand five hundred 
 years; and in the J' vanoelists we have the ge¬ 
 nealogy of }e:&mC\rr’KX deduced for four thousand 
 years, from Adam to .loseph or Mary, Luke 
 .3. 23, Ac. The .lews were very exact in their 
 genealogies, partly from their own choice and 
 interest, that they might preserve the distinctions 
 of the several tribes and families, which was ne 
 cessary both to make out their claims or titles to 
 offices or inheritances which might belong to them 
 hy death, or otherwise; and to govern them ^ 
 selves thereby in the matter of marriages, and 
 some other things, wherein the practice oj some 
 laws required the knowledge of these things . It 
 is observed in Ezra 2. 62. that such priests as 
 were not able to produce an exact genealogy oj 
 their families, were not permitted to exercise 
 
 their functions: This their exactness was likewise 
 ordered by the special providence of God, that 
 so it might be certainly known of what tribe and 
 family the Messiah was burn. . 
 
 JoSf*plius nfiySy that thty had in hts nation an 
 uninterrupted moceSsi-n of priests jor two thou¬ 
 sand years. He adds; that the priests were par¬ 
 ticularly carej'nl to preserve th^ir genealogies, 
 and that not only tn .ludea, but also in La- 
 byion and l'gyi>t: and wherever they weie, they 
 7 i 6 i€r mayTiBil below theiuatlveSy and had exact 
 genealogical tables prepared from those autheniiv 
 monuments which weie kept at Jerusalem, and 
 to which they had recourse upon occasion : that 
 in all their wars, persecutions, and public cahi- 
 mities, they always were particularly diUytnt in 
 securing those monuments, and to renew them 
 from time to time. 
 
 ISotwithstanding, since the war which the Romans 
 carried on against f//e Jews, wA/r/f thirty years 
 after the death of cur isaviour, and .since their 
 entire dispersion in the reign of Adrian, the 
 have lost their ancient genealogies; and 
 perhaps there is not one of those who say they 
 are of the sacerdotal race, that is ab.e to pro¬ 
 duce any authentic proofs of his genealogy. 
 .lerom says, that the Jews are so versed in the 
 reading of their books, and know so pepectly 
 the genealogies, which are there set forth, that 
 they can repeat all the names from Abiaham 
 to Zerubbabel, as easily as they can pronounce 
 their own. bt. Paul seems to condemn the af¬ 
 fectation of knowing old genealogies'. he looks 
 vpOTi thsTti to he VAeleas ayid vaiii^ cts t7i veal ity 
 they are, when they serve only jor ostentation, 
 and. md for edification: This study was of great 
 use bej'ore the IMessiah caiiie, that it might be 
 known distinctly of what tribe and family he was 
 born; but he being come, this study is vain, 
 though still the Jews are addicted to it. 
 
 The genealogies set down by L.zra and Nehemiah, 
 in some particulars vary: The reason whereoj 
 is assigned by Hr. Prideaux in these terms,^ 
 “ For the true settling of these genealogies, 
 says he, search was made by Nehemiah jor 
 the old registers, and having among them found 
 the register of the eenealogies of those who came 
 up at first from Babylon with Zerubbabel aiid 
 Joshua; he settled this matter according to it, 
 adding such as afterwards came up, and expung- 
 iyig othetSy whose famtiies were extiiig'Ut.shed: ayid 
 this hath caytsed the diffeveyice that is between the 
 accounts which we hate oj the^e genealogies tyi 
 l-',zra and Nehemiah. lor in the second chapter 
 of Ezra, we have the old register made by Zerub¬ 
 babel; and in the seventh of Nehemiah, jrom 
 the sixth verse, we have a copy of it as settled 
 by N ehemiah, with the alterations that me now 
 mentioned Prideaux’s Connection, Part 1. 
 
 Book VI. . . u I 1 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 1. and the g. is not to be reckoned 
 
 after the birth right 
 
 Exra 2. 62. these sought their g. Leh. 7. 64. 
 
 8. ]. this is the g. ot them that went up w ith me 
 Neh. 7.5.1 found a register of the //. which came up 
 , GENEALOGIES. 
 
 1 ClJon. 9.1. so all Israel were reckoned by g. 
 
 2 Chr. 12. 15. the book of Shemaiah concerning g. 
 
 31. 19. to give portions to all reckoned by g. 
 
 1 'Tim. 1.4. give no heed to tables and endless //. 
 'Tit. 3. 9. avoid foolish questions,//, and contentions 
 GENE.RAE. 
 
 1 Chren. 27 . .34. the g. of the king's army was Joab 
 Heb. 12. £3. to g. assembly and church of first-bom 
 
 GENERALLY. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 .11. I counsel that Israel be g. gathered 
 Jer. 48.38. be lamentation g. on house-tops ot Moab 
 
 GENERATION. 
 
 This word is used for the history arid genealogy of 
 any man. For example : 1 his is the took qt 
 the generations of Adam, Gen. 5. 1. Ihis is 
 the history of Adam's creation, and that oj his 
 posterity, 'ihese are the generations or the 
 heavens and of the earth, Gen. 2. 4. Ihis 
 a recital of the creation of heaven and earth. 
 And in Mat. 1. 1. 'J'he book of the generation 
 of Jesus Christ, the Son ot David, Jins is the 
 genealogy of .lesus Christ, and the histoiy oj his 
 life, death, and resurrection. It ts l.i.ewise taken 
 for persons or people who live in some cne age, 
 Heb. 3. 10. I was grieved with that generation; 
 with those men that came cut of Egypt, and re¬ 
 belled against me in the a// 7 o’< 7 r/t€M. Mat. 24. .34. 
 'Ihis generation shall not pass, till all these 
 things be fullilled. All who are at present living, 
 shall not be dead, when this shall come to petsp 
 'litere are some at this day living, who shall be 
 witnes.ies of the evils which I have foretold shall 
 befall the Jew’s. The men of this generation, 
 the men who are now alive, Luke 11. 31. O faith¬ 
 less and perverse generation! Luke 9. 41. And, 
 save vourseh es from this untoward generation, 
 from'these perver-ie men. Acts 2. 40. To genera¬ 
 tion and generation, denotes juture ages, Psal. 
 3.3 + 11. Mho shall declare his generation? 
 i.ffl. 53. 8. Who can declare or number the Mes¬ 
 siah’s .Jiritual seed, the number tf those who shall 
 believe in him, and he converted to him bp the 
 preaching of the goitpel? Generation is also taken 
 for men of like quality and disposiiwn, tlavgh 
 yieither of one j)lace ihor age, PshI. 14. 5. Cod is 
 in the generation of the righteous. 
 
 'The ancients sometimes computed by generations, 
 and the ticripture follows ft eqnentty this met lad, 
 Gen 15 16.150. 23. In the fourth geueratum 
 thy descendants shall come, liilher again. Joseph 
 saw Ephraim's children of the third veneration. 
 A bastard shall not enter into the congregatv n 
 even to his tenth generation. Dent. 23. 2. Fy 
 some of the ancients a veneration was fixed at 
 an hundred years, hy others at an hundred and 
 ten, hy others at thirty-three, thirty, fne-and- 
 
 GEN 
 
 twenty, and even at twenty years. So Jtat theie 
 was nothing uniform and settled in this matter. 
 Only it IS remarked, that the eontinvance of yene- 
 rati'ns is so much longer, as it comes neater to 
 the mure ancient times. ... 
 
 Gen. 7 . 1 . thee have 1 seen righteous m this//. 
 
 F.xod. I. 6. losepli oied, and all that g. 
 
 17. 16. will ha e war witli Amalek Irom g. to g. 
 Hum. .32.13. till that g. \vas consumed, Deut.L 14. 
 Deut. 1 . . 35 . not oneot thisevil/-.. sl.all see that laud 
 33 . 2 . a bastard sliall not enter ewn to bis tenth p. 
 
 3. an Ammonite to tenth g. shall not enier 
 8 . I'clomite and I gypt. in the tiurd //.shall enter 
 29.22. so that the /;. to come shall rise up and say 
 32. 5 . they are a perverse and crw.ked g. 20 . 
 
 I 7 . consider the years of g. and g. . ^ , 
 
 Judg. 2 . 10 . all that g. were gathereO to their fathers, 
 and there arose niiother g. after them 
 Esth. 9. 28. these days shall be reiucmb. in every g. 
 Psal. 10 . t 6 . 1 shall not be moved to //. and g. 
 
 12 . 7 . thou shalt keep them, O I oid, thou shalt 
 preserve them from this//, for ever 
 14. 5. for God is in the g. ot the righteous 
 22. .30. it shall be accounted to the Lord tor a//. 
 
 24. 6 . this is the //. of them that seek him 
 
 48. 13. that ye may tell it to the g. following 
 
 49 . 10 . he shall go to the /;. of his tathers 
 
 71 . 18. till 1 have shewed thy strength to this//. 
 
 73. 15. 1 should off end ag. the g. of thy children 
 
 77 . t 8 . doth his promise fail to g. and g. ? 
 
 78. 4, shewing to the g. to come the praises of Lu. 
 
 6. that the q. to come might know them 
 8. might not be. a stublwfn and rebellious g. 
 
 95. 10 forty years t/rieved with this//. Heb. 3. 10. 
 102 . 18. this shall be written for the g. to come 
 109.13. in g. follow ing let their name be blotted out 
 112 . 2 . the g. of the upright shall he blessed 
 115. 4 . one g. shall praise thy works to another 
 Prov. 27. 24. doth the crown endure to e cry g.? 
 
 30.11. there is a //. that curseth their father 
 
 12 . there is a//, that are pure in their own eyes 
 
 13. a V. lofty II 14. a g. whose teeth are swords 
 Eccl. 1. 4. one g. passeth away, anotlier g. cometh 
 ha. 13. 20 . not dwelt in from g. to g. Jer. 50. 39. 
 
 34 . 10 . from g. to g. it shall lie waste 
 17 . from g. to g. they' shall dwell therein 
 51. 8 . but my salvation shall be from//, to g. 
 
 53 . 8 . who shall declare his g.'! Act.c 8 , 33. 
 
 Jer. 2. 31. O g. see ye the word ot the Lord 
 
 7 . 29. the Lord hath rejected the//, of his wrath 
 Lam. 5. 19 . thy throne, O L. remains trom g. tog. 
 Dan. 4. 3. and his dominion is from g. tog. 34. 
 
 Joel 1 . 3 . and let their children tell another g. 
 
 3. 20. Jerusalem shall dwell from g. to g. 
 
 Mat. 1. 1. the book of the g. of .lesus Christ 
 3. 7- O 0- ol vipers, 12. .34 | 23. 33. Luke 3. 7. 
 
 11 . 16. whereto shall I liken this g. Luke"!. 31. 
 
 12. 39 . an evil and adulterous g. seeketh after a 
 sign, 16. 4. Marks. 12. Luke 11. 29 
 
 41. shall rise iii judgment with this//. 1L .32. 
 
 42. queen of the south rise up with g. Luke 11. 31, 
 45 . even so shall it be also to this wicked g. 
 
 17 . 17 . 0 perverse//. Mark 9. 19. Lule 9. 41. 
 
 23. 36. all these things sliall come on this //. 
 
 24.34. this//.sli 11 not pass, Mark\3. 30. L/z/v? 21.32. 
 Mark 8 . .38. shall be ashamed of me in this sinful//. 
 Luke 1. 5o. his mercy is on them trom g. to g. 
 
 11. 30. so shall the Son of man be to this g. 
 
 50. the blood of the prophets required ot this//. 51. 
 
 16. 8 . children of this world in tlieu' g. are wiser 
 
 17 . 25. the Son of man must be rejected ot this g. 
 Acts 2. 40. save you from this untoward g. 
 
 13. 36. David, after he had served his ov. n g. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. ye are a chosen g. a royal priesthood 
 See E'oi'kth. 
 GENERATIONS. 
 
 Gen. 2. 4. these are the g. of tlie heavens and earth 
 
 5. 1. the//, of Adam || 6 . 9. the g. of Noah, 10. 1. 
 
 6 . 9. Noah was a just man, and perfect in his//. 
 
 9 . 12 . of tlie covenant 1 inake tor perpetual g. 
 
 11. 10. these are the^. of Shem li 27. I ^rah 
 17 7 . covenant between me and thy seed in their 
 
 9 ! thou and thy seed after thee in their g. _ 
 i 2 . every man-cliild in your g. must be circum¬ 
 cised 
 
 25.12. these are the g. of Ishmael, 13.1 C//r. 1.29. 
 
 19. these are the//, of Isaac |l 36.1. the/z^ot r sau, 9 . 
 . 37 .2.these are the of Jacob, Joseph 17 years old 
 Exod. 3. 15. and this is my memorial unto all g. 
 
 6 16. the sons of T.evi according to their g. 19. 
 
 12 . 14. a feast to the I.ord throughout your g. 
 
 17 . ye shall observe this day in your g. 
 
 42. a night to l e much observed by Isr. in tbeir g. 
 16. 32. till an homer to be kept tor your/■. 33. 
 
 OJ 21. it shall be a statute for ever to their g. 30. 
 
 21. Lev. 3. 17. 1 6 . 18. 17. 36.1 10 . 9.1 1(. /. 
 123,14,21,31,41. 
 
 29. 42. a contin. bui nt-offering throughout your g. 
 .30. 8. burn incense 1| 31. oil throuahont your 
 31. 13. my sabbaths a sign throughout your //. 16. 
 40. 15. an everlasting priesthood through their a. 
 Let/. 21.17 of thy seed in their//, that hath lilemish 
 
 23 . 43 . your//. mav know that 1 made Israel dwell 
 
 24. 3. a statute for’ever in g. Num. 10. 8. 118. -.3. 
 Deut. 7 . 9 . ! Old kcepeth covenant to a thousand g. 
 .32. 7 . consider the years ot many g. 
 
 Josh. 22. 27 . a w itness between you ana onr//. 
 
 28. when they sliould say tooiir//. m time to come 
 Judg. 3. 2. the g. of Israel might teaeb them war 
 Riith-t. 18. now these are the//.of 1 harez 
 1 C’//ro«. 16. 15. of his covenant, the woid which be 
 commaiKied to a thousand//. / •'///. lOu. 8 . 
 Job 42. 16. Job saw his sons' sons, even tom g. 
 Psal. 33. G. the thougiifs Ot liis lieart to <i.l g. 
 
 4.5. 17 . make thy name to l>e remeiuliered in all g, 
 4*). 11 . their ilwellinc places continue to all g. 
 
 61 6 thou w ilt prolong the king syeais asmany^. 
 fo 5 they shall fear thee throughout all a. 
 
 71 V. 13. we will shew forth thy praise to all//. 
 
 85 5. w ilt thou draa out thine anger to all g. ? 
 80 1 I will make known tliy taithfulness to nil f. 
 4,’ and 1 will build up thy throne to all g 
 
 lli7 
 
GEN 
 
 Psal.OO. 1 . tlini) hast been our (i well ins-place in all» 
 101 ). y. and Ijis truth endiireth to all ff. 
 lt)C. Id. and th^ reineinhrance unto all 
 "4. thy years are throughout all .«/. 
 
 300. .‘51. was counted to him tor l iehteous. to all r/. 
 11 '.). yo. thy t'aithtulness is unto all /■/. 
 
 1.‘55. 1.3. and thy tnemorial throughout all {/. 
 
 14.3. 1.3. and thy dominion throughout all c/. 
 
 14ti. 10. thy (iod, () /ion, shall leiyn Ui all /7 
 " 11 . 1 , calling Ihf; . 17 . from the oeginniii*'' 
 
 51. y. awake, () arm of the l.<i. as 111 the ff.of old 
 58. Id. shalt raise uj) the touiidatioiis of many (/. 
 tk). 15. 1 will make thee a joy of many //. 
 
 61. 4. they shall repair the ucsolations of many «. 
 Joei 2. 2. even to the years of many o. 
 
 Alat. 1 . 17 . the (j. from Ahraham to David are Ids-. 
 ^iike 1. 4(5. behold, all r/. shall call me blessed 
 CvL 1 . 26. mystery hath been hid from a"es and a. 
 
 Ol'iN 1 I Id',. 
 
 Ihe Tlebrcws call the (lentiles^y the yeveral vame 
 dj (kmt/n, which xi/jjuJies the nations that have not 
 received the faith, or law of Cod. All who are 
 not .Jews, and circumcised, are comprised under 
 the word (ioiim. Before Christ, the door to life 
 and justification was opened to the world hy the 
 oeliej only and profession of the .lewish relirjion. 
 Ihose who were converted, and embraced .Judaism, 
 they called Proselytes. Hince the preaching of the 
 gospel, the true religion is not confined to any one 
 nation and country, only, as heretofore. Cod, who 
 hadproinised hy his prophets to call the Gentiles 
 to the faith, with a superabundance of grace, has 
 executed this promise : Ao that the Christian church 
 IS composed of scarcely any other beside Gentile 
 converts; and the .lews, who were too proud of 
 their particular privileges, for the most part have 
 been abandoned to their reprobated sense of things, 
 and have disowned .lesus Christ their Alessiah 
 and liedeemer, for uhom, for so many ages, they 
 wished so impatiently. 
 
 The apostle Faul generally comprehends the Gen¬ 
 tiles under the name c/Greeks, Rom. 1 . 16. Jew 
 and Greek signify Jew and Gentile. !See also 
 Jtom. 2. y, 10 . 1 .3. 9.1 10 . 12. 1 Cor. 1 . 22, 24. 
 Gal. .3. 28. And .St. Luke, in the Acts, expressed 
 himself in the same manner. Acts 11 . £0. | 18. 4. 
 St. Paul is commopily called t/ig Apostle of "the 
 Gentiles, or the Greeks, 1 Tim. 2. 7 . because he 
 Was principally sent to idolatrous people, to preach 
 Christ to them ; whereas St. Peter, and the other 
 apo.stles, preached more generally to the Jews ; for 
 which reason they are called the apostles ifthe cir¬ 
 cumcision. <Jal. 2. 7 . I he gospel of the uncir- 
 cumcision was committed unto me, as the gos¬ 
 pel of the circumcision was unto Peter. 
 
 The old prophets declared in a very particular man¬ 
 ner the calling of the Gentile.s. .lacoh foretold, 
 thfit when .Shilo/i, or the Messiah should come, to 
 him should the gathering of the people be ; that 
 zs, the (Tditiles should yield ohedieuce to Christ, 
 and acknowledge him for their Lord and Saviour’ 
 And how sincerely and heartily the ancient and 
 godly Jews desired the conversion of the Gentiles, 
 may appear from the prayer which .Solomon ad- 
 dr e.ises to God after the dedication of the temple 
 which he had built. 1 Kings 8 . 41, 42, 4 . 3 . When 
 the stranger shall come and pray towards this 
 tumse, hear thou in heaven, that all [leople of 
 the earth may know thy name, to fear thee as 
 tliy people Rrael. The Psalmist says, that the 
 ford .shall give the Gentiles to the Messiah for an 
 inheritance. Psal. 2. 8 . That the kings of Tar- 
 shtsh and of the isles bring presents; the 
 kings of tiheha. and Seba shall offer gifts ; yea all 
 Kingsshall fall down before him, P'al.12. 10 ,’ 11 . 
 ■tlnd in L.sal. 87. 4. I will make mention of 
 <s\v\ Babylon, to them that know me ; be- 
 iisnd, Phihstia and Tyre, with ZJi'/n.’/yfff; this man 
 was born there. I saiah abounds zeith prophecies of 
 the like nature ; see Isa. 2. 2, .3, 4. | 11. 1 (). | 42.1 6 . 
 
 Ln the New Testament we see the Gentiles came 
 sometimes to Jerusalem to zcorship God there 
 Some of the>.c arriving there a little before the death 
 of our Saviour, addres.sed themselves to Philii) de- 
 jzrmr/ him to shew them .lesus, John 12. 20,’Ac. 
 Philip told Andrew, and both of them informed 
 .lesus ; who answered them, 1 he hour is come, that 
 the Son of man should be glorified ; that is. Do 
 the GanUjes seek me? why, the time approaches 
 wherein 1 shall be glorified by their conversion 
 and ozcning of me ; but I must die first, like a 
 gram of corn, and from thence will spring up a 
 plentiful crop among the Gentiles. Queen Can¬ 
 dace s eunuch, who came to Jerusalem, was like- 
 tvise a Gentile, as several affirm. Acts 8 . 27 . 
 
 Mark 7 . t 26. the woman was a g. a Syrophenician 
 Isom. 2. y. of the .lew first, and also of the g. 10 . 
 
 „ _ G KK 1 I LI'.S. 
 
 Geri. 10. 5. by these the isles of the ( 7 . were divided 
 Judg. 4. 2. Sisera dwelt in Ilaroshefh of the g. 
 
 Jsa. 11 1(1 a root of Jesse, to it shall the g. seek 
 4-. 1 . he shall bring Judgment to the r/. Afat. 12. 18 
 6 . tor a light to g. 49. 6 . Luke 2 . .32. Acts 1 . 3 . 47 . 
 
 49 . 22. behold, I will lift u|) mine hand to the g.' 
 
 54. .3. and thy seed shall inherit the g. 
 
 60 . .3. and the g. shall come to thy light 
 5. the ton es of the g. shall come to thee, 11. 
 
 16. thou shalt also suck the milk of the g. 
 
 61. 6. ye shall eat the riches of the g. 
 
 9. and their seed shall be known among the g. 
 
 62. 2. and the g. shall see thy righteousness 
 
 1 ■> a- ^ flowing stream 
 
 19 . they shall declare my glory among the g. 
 
 il’i' destroyer ( f the g. is on his way 
 
 14. 22. can any of the vanities of the g. cause rain 
 
 10. ly. the ('/. shall come to thee from'ends of earth 
 
 46. 1. the word came to leremiah against the g. 
 
 king and princes are atnong the g. 
 l\zek.\. 1 . 3 . eat their defiled bread among the g. 
 
 ■xtos. 8. 8. now shall they be among the g. 
 
 Joel ,3. 9. i^roclaim ye this among the g. prepare war 
 Mtc.o. 8 . the remnant of Jacob shall be among the g, 
 188 
 
 GET 
 
 Zec/o 1. 21. are come to cast out the horns of/r. 
 
 1. 11. my name shall be great among the g. 
 Alat. 4. 15. beyond .Iordan, tJalilee of the g. 
 
 6. .52. for alter all these things do the g. seek 
 10. 5. saying, go not into the way of theg. 
 
 18. tor a testiuiony against them and the g 
 12. 21. and in his name shall the g. Irtjst 
 
 20. 19. deliv. him to they. Alark 10. .'5.3. l.uke 18. .32. 
 25. |>rinces of the g. exercise domin. Luke 22. 25. 
 
 1. uke 21. 24. .Jerusalem shall be trodden down of 
 the g. till the times of the g. be fulfilled 
 
 John 7 . .3o. to the dispersed among g. and teach g 
 Acts 4. 27 . Pilate with g. were gathered together 
 7- 4.3. with .lesus into the possession of the y, 
 y. 15. to bear my name before the y. and kings 
 10. 45. on the y. also was poured out the gift 
 11.1. heard that the y. received the word of God 
 
 18. hath God to the y. granted repentance to life ' 
 
 1 . 3 . 42. y. b(^sought these words might be preached 
 46. Paul and Larnabas said, lo, we turn to the y. 
 48. when the y. heard this, ttjey were glad 
 
 14. 2. the unbelieving lews stirred up the y. 
 
 5. there svas an assault made both ot .Jews and y 
 
 27 . he had opened the door of faith to the y 
 
 15. .3. declaring the conversion of the y. great joy 
 
 7 . that the y. by my mouth should hear the word 
 1~. what wonders (>od had wToueht among they. 
 14. Simeon declared how (Jod at first did visity. 
 17- and all the y. on whom my name is called 
 
 19. we trouble not them, which from among the y. 
 
 2.3. send greeting to the bretliren of the y, 
 
 18. 6. from henceforth 1 will go to the y. 
 
 21. 11. shall deliver Paul into the hands of they. 
 
 19 . God wrought among the y. by his ministry 
 
 21. teachest the Jews among y. to forsake Moses 
 25. as touching the y. which believe, have written 
 
 22. 21. for 1 will send thee far hence to the y. 
 
 26. 17 . delivering thee from the people and they 
 
 20. shewing to the y. that they should repent 
 
 23. that Christ should shew light to the y. 
 
 28. 28. the salvation of (iod is sent to the y. 
 
 Rom. 1 . 13. have some fruit, as among other y. 
 
 2. 14. for w hen the y. which have not the law 
 
 24. the name of God is blasphemed among the y. 
 
 3. 9 . .we have proved both .lews and y. unOer sin 
 29. IS he not also of the y. ? yes, of the y. also 
 
 9. 24. not ot Jews only, but also of the y. 
 
 .30. g. which followetl not aftei' righteousness 
 
 11. 11. salvation is come to the y. to provoke them 
 
 12. the diminishing of them the riches of the y. 
 
 13. I speak to you y. as the apostle of the y. 
 
 25. till the fulness of the y. be come in 
 
 15. 9 . that the y. might glorify God for his mercy 
 tor this cause 1 will confess to thee among the y 
 
 10. he saith, rejoice, ye y. with his people 
 
 11. prai.se Lord, all yey. and laud him, all people 
 12- to reign over they, in him shall the y. trust 
 
 16. that i should be the minister of Jesus Christ 
 to the y. that the offering up of the y. 
 
 18. to rnake the y. obedient by word and deed 
 
 27 . for if the y. have been made partakers of 
 
 16. 4. not only [, but all the churches of the y. 
 
 1 Gor. 5. 1. is not so much as named among the n. 
 
 10. 20. the things which the y. sacrifice to' devi'ls 
 .32. give none offence, neither to Jews nor y. 
 
 12. 2. ye know ye were y. carried away to idols 
 1.‘5. into one body, whether we be .lews or y. 
 
 Gal. 2. 2. that gospel which 1 preach among the y. 
 
 8. the same was mighty in me towards the y. 
 
 12. tor before some came, he did eat with the y. 
 
 14. livest after manner of y. why compellest y. 
 lo. we who are Jews, and not sinners of (Tie y. 
 
 3. 14. blessing of Abraham might come on the y 
 h.ph. 2. 11. ye being in time past y. in the flesh 
 .3. 1. I Paul the prisoner of lesus Christ for you y. 
 
 6. thaty. should be fellow heirs of the same body 
 8. preach among the y. the unsearchable riches 
 
 4. 17 . that ye henceforth walk not as other y. 
 
 CeZ 1. 27 . the glory of this mysterv among‘the y 
 1 Ihess. 2. 16. torbidding us to siieak to the y. 
 
 4. 5. not in the lust of concujiiscence, as the y. 
 
 1 hm. 2. 7 . 1 am ordained a teacher of the y. 
 
 pleached to the y. believed on in the world 
 
 2 hm. 1 . 11 , am appoint, an apostle and teacher ofy 
 4. 17 . ^^^cl that all the g. mi«rht hear 
 
 1 Per. 2.12. your conversation honest among they. 
 
 4. 3. to have wrought the will of the y. 
 i Johnl. they went forth, taking nothing of the y. 
 Rev. 11. 2. tor the court is given to the a. 
 
 GEKTLL. 
 
 1 Thess. 2 . 7 . we were y. among you, even as a nurse 
 Jim. 2. 24. the servant ot the Lord must be y. 
 lit. 3. 2. but y. shewing all meekness to all men 
 Jam. .3. 17 . the wisdom from above is pure and y. 
 
 1 / et. 2. 18. be subject not only to the good and y 
 
 GENTLLIS'L.S.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 36. thy y. hath made me great, Ps. 18. 35. 
 
 ~ Gor. 10 . 1. I beseech you by the y. of Christ 
 Gal. 5. 22. the fruit of the ."5pirit is y. goodness 
 
 GEKTLV. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 5. deal y. with the young man Absalom 
 Isa. 40. 11. he will y, lead those with young 
 . GET. 
 
 Gen. 34. 4. saying, y. me this damsel to wife 
 Rxod.\. 10. and soy. them upoutof Ihe land 
 14. 17 . and 1 will y. me honour upon Pharaoh 
 Lev. 14. 21. it he be poor and cannot y. so much 
 22. two pigeons, such as he is able toy. .30, .31. 
 
 32. the law ot him whose hand is not able to y. 
 
 Rum. 6. 21. besides that that his hand shall y. 
 
 22. .34. now therefore 1 will y. me back again 
 Dcut. ti. 18. it is he giveth thee power to y. wealth 
 28. 43. the strangers shall y. up above tliee 
 Judg. 14. 2. therefore y. her for me to wife, .3. 
 
 ^ ^'vay and see my brethren 
 
 -3. 26. David made haste to y. away for fear 
 2 Sam. 20. 6. lest .Sheba y. fenced cities and escape 
 
 1 hings \ . 2. that my lord the king may y. heat 
 12. 18. king llehoboam made speed to y. up to his 
 
 cnariot to flee to .Jerusalem, 2 Chron. 10. 18. 
 
 2 Kings 7.12. shall catch them alive, and y. the city 
 Psal. 119.104. thro’ thy precepts 1 y. understanding 
 
 GI A 
 
 Ptov.A. 5. g. wisdom, y. understanding, 7 . 
 
 6 . 33, a wound and dishonour shall hey. 
 
 16.16. mijch better it i^ toy. isdom ti.aii gold, and 
 to .y. understanding rather to be chosen than silver 
 nn' ^ ill the hand ot a tool to y. wisdom 
 u'®'-! learn his ays and y. a snare 
 Gficl. .5.6. there 1 ;, a time toy. and a time to lose 
 Gant. 4. 6. 1 will y. me to Ihe mountains of myrrh 
 
 I. 12. let usy. up early to the vineyards and see if 
 Jer. 5. o. I will y. me to great men, and will speak 
 
 19. 1. and y. a potter's earthen iM^tle 
 46. 4. harnes.dhe Jiorses, andy. up, ye horsemen 
 48. 9. give wings to Moab, that it iiiay y. away 
 Law. .3. 7 . hj; hath hedged me about, 1 canimty.out 
 Lzek. 22. 2( . to destroy souls, toy. dishonest gain 
 linn 4.14. let the beasts y. away from under it 
 J M ^ "''’.‘d- ih" I praise from every land 
 Mat. 10. t 9 . y. neither goid nor silver in yimr purses 
 14. 22. constr. them to y. into ship, Alark 6. 45 
 LukeSl. 12. that they may lodge and y. victuals ' 
 Acts 27 . 43. cast themselves into sea, and y. to land 
 2 Gor. 2. 11. lest ."^atan should y. the ad vanta"e of us 
 
 Jam. 4.13. continue there, buy, sell, and y. gain 
 G I'D thee. 
 
 Gen. 12. 1. y. Z^eeoutof thy country. Acts! ,3 
 22. 2. he said, y, thee into the land of Moriah" ’ 
 
 31. 1.3. y. thee out from this land, and return 
 Lrod.l. 15,y. theeio Pharaoh in the momiii"- 
 
 10. 28. y. thee from me, take heed to thyself 
 • '^'^«,ouL.and all the people that follow thee 
 
 IJ. *4. saici to .Moses, away, g, thee down 
 and lltou shait tome uj), ;32.7. 
 
 Rum. 27 .12, g. thee to mount Abarim, Ueut. 32 49 * 
 Deut. 3. 27 . y. thee uji to the top of Pisgah 
 
 17 . 8. y thee up to the place the l.ord shall choose 
 i_';7- 10- V- thee up, wherefore liestthou tliusr 
 1(. 15. then y. thee up to the wood country 
 
 Jffdp- 7 . 9 . arise, y. thee down unto the host 
 Rtith 3. 3. wash thyself, y. thee down lothe floor 
 4. t ll. y.z/iee riches in i'phratah, and be famous 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 5. depait, y. thee into the land of .ludah 
 ^ J'^^'Jds 1.13. go,y. thee in to king David, and say 
 2. 26. y. thee to Anathofli to thine own fields 
 14. 2. y. thee to .Shiloh, behold there is Ahijali 
 
 12. arise therefore, y. thee to thine own house 
 
 1 1 . 3. g. thee hence |) 9. y. thee to /arephatli 
 
 18. 41. 1- lijah said, y. thee up, eat and drink 
 ■M. y. thee down, that the rain stop thee not 
 
 2 Rings 3. 13.y. thee to the prophets of thy father 
 Reh. 9 .10. so didst thoiiy. anameas this day 
 Isa. 22. ]5.y. thee to this treasurer, to .Shebnah 
 
 30. 22. thou shalt say unto it, y. thee hence 
 40. 9 . (0 /ion,y. thee up into the high mountain 
 
 47 . 5. sit thou silent, and y. thee into darkness 
 oer. 13.1. y. thee a linen girdle, put it on thy loins 
 Rxek. 3. 4. sonot man,y. thee to the house or Israel 
 
 II. and go, y. thee to them of tlie captivity 
 Alat. 4.10. Jesus saith to him, y. thee hence, Satan 
 
 16. 23. he turned, and said to Peter, y. thee behind 
 T I me, .Satan, Ay«/-J'8. 33. Luke A. 
 
 Luke 13. 31. y. theeawi, tor Herod will kill th^e 
 ActsW. 20. arise, y. thee down, go with them 
 22. 18. y. thee quickly out of Jerusalem, will not 
 G ET ye. 
 
 Gen. 19 .14. Lot said, up, y. yeoutof this place 
 Isa. 30.11. y. ye outof the way, turn aside from path 
 Jer.A9. 3L_arise,y. ye up to the wealthy nation 
 Lzek. 11.15. have said, g. ye far from the Lord 
 Joel 3. 13. come, y. ye down, for tlie press is full 
 Zech. 6 . 7 . he said, y. ye hence, walk to and fro 
 GETyoM. 
 
 Gen.34.10. dwell and trade,y.yen possessions there 
 42. 2. g. you down thither and buy for us thence 
 44. 17 . rise up, y. yen up in peace unto your father 
 Lxod.5. 4. the king s id, y. you to your burdens 
 11. go you, y. you straw where you can tind it 
 
 12. 31. rise up, y.you forth from among mv people 
 Rum. 14. 25. turn you,y. you into the wilderness 
 16. -24. y. you up from about tabernacle of Korali 
 22. 13. Balaam said, g.you into your land 
 Deut. 5. ^0.g.you intoyoiir tents again, Jo.\h. 22. 4. 
 Josh. 2. 16.y. y. to the mountain, lest pursuers meet* 
 Judg. 19 . 9. to morrow y. yo7i earl von vour v^ay 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 13. y. ycni up, for ye slia'll lin'd him 
 15. 6 . g.you down from among the -Amalekites 
 25. 5. y. you up to Carmel, and go to Nabal 
 
 Jer. 49 .3u. fleey.ymi faroff,d well deep,ye of Ilazor 
 GE I TE 1 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 8. whosoever y. up to the gutter, be chief 
 Prov. 3. 13. happy is the man thaty. undersfandin® 
 
 9 . 7- he that reproveth a scorner y. to himself 
 shame, he that rebuketh a wicked many, a blot 
 15. .32. lie that heareth reproofy. understanding 
 
 18. 15. the heart of the prudent y. knowleiige ’ 
 
 19 . 8. he that y. wisdom lovetli his own soul 
 Jer. 17 . 11 . so he that y. riches, and not hv right 
 
 48. 44. he dial y. outof the pit shall be taken' 
 
 GEl lING, 
 
 Gen. 31. 18. .Jacob carried away the cattle of his y. 
 Prov. 4. 7 . with all thy y. get understanding 
 21 . 6 . the y. ot treasures hy a lying tongue is vanity 
 G 1 lOSP. 
 
 Gen. 49. .33. Jacob yielded up they, was gathered 
 Job 10 . 18. 0 that I hail given up the y, no eve seen 
 11. 20. their hope shall Lie as the giving up'ofy. 
 
 14.10. yea. man giveth up the y. and here is he » 
 
 Jer. 15. 9 . hath born seven, she hath given iipthey 
 ;17 (jZ. 27. 50. Jesus cried, and yielded up the y. 
 
 Acts 5.10. bapphira tell down and yielded up they. 
 
 See G.we, Give, Uolv. 
 
 GIANT. 
 
 In Greek, (ligas, in Hebrew, 'Nephel, or 'N’e- 
 Iihilim, a/iZf/i may signify a monster, ora terrible 
 inan, tcho beats and hears dozen other men. The 
 Scripture speaks of (iiants who lived before the 
 flood : they are called Nephilim, mighty men 
 which were of old, men of renovn, G.eii. 6. 4. 
 Aquila, instead of Gigantes, translates this 
 word Nephiliin, 'V.TtiTriTTTovre^* men who at- 
 tack, who fall with impetuosity upon their ene¬ 
 mies ; a translation, says one, which renders 
 very well the whole force qf the Hebrew term. 
 
GIF 
 
 GIR 
 
 G I R 
 
 Symmachus translates it Biaioi. violent men, 
 cruel, whose only rxUe of their actions is violence, 
 atid force of arms. _ • 
 
 3'Ae acriiture calls them sometimes Hepnaiins. 
 For example ; (Jhedorlaomer and his allies heat 
 the Kephaims or pianls at Asliteroth Karnaiin, 
 Gen. 14. 5. Ihe Emims, anpent inhabitants of 
 the land of Moab, were of a gigantic stature, they 
 were of the number of the Kephaims or {iianfe, 
 JJevt. 2. 10, 11. The Uepliaims and the Pei ia 
 zites are joined together as old inhabitants oj the 
 land of Gawaaw, Gen. 15. 20. job says, that the 
 ancient Kephaims mourn or groan under the 
 waters, .lob 26. 5. These s'vAWis of the old loorld, 
 who once carried themselves insolently towards 
 God and men, but were quickly subdued by the 
 divine power, and drowned with a deluge, do now 
 mourn or groan from under the waters where they 
 were buried, nr in their subterranean and infernal 
 habitations. But tins passage is otherwise ex¬ 
 plained by some. .Solomon in Prov. 2. 18. says, 
 that the paths of a debauched woman lead to the 
 Kephaims, that is, to hell, where the rebellious 
 giants are; and that he toho deviates from the ways 
 of wisdom, shall go and dwell in the assembly of 
 the giants in hell, Prov. 21.16. 
 
 The Anakims, or the sorer of Anak, were the most 
 famous giants o/Palestine. They dwelt af Hebron, 
 and thereabouts. Their stature was so much 
 above what was common, that the Isi aelites, who 
 were sent to view the promised land, told the 
 people at their return, that they had seen giants of 
 the race e/Anak in this covntry, who were oJ so 
 monstrous a sixe, that the Israelites, in com¬ 
 parison, were but grasshoppers to them, is uin. 
 13. .33. 
 
 The Septuagint sometimes translate the Hebrew 
 aerrfGibbor, giant, though literally ti signifies no 
 more than a strong man, a man of valour and 
 bravery, a warrior. For example: they say that 
 Kimroci was a giant bej'ore the Lord, Gen. 10. 8, 
 9. That the siin rises like a giant to run its 
 course, Psal. 19. 5. That the Lord will destroy 
 the gvccaX. and the warlike man, Isa. 3. 2. That 
 he will call his giants in his wrath, to take ven¬ 
 geance of his enemies, Isa. 13. .3. 'That he will de¬ 
 stroy the power of Egypt by the sword of his giants ; 
 that is, of his warriors, i'.zek. ,32. 12, 21, 27. 
 xls to the existence of giants, several writers, 
 both ancient and modern, have imagined, that the 
 giants spoken of in .'Scripture were indeed men of 
 an extraordinary stature, but not so much above 
 what was common as they have fancied, who de¬ 
 scribe giants as three or four times larger than 
 men are at present. 'They were, say they, men 
 famousJor the violences which they committed, and 
 for their crimes rather than for their strength, or 
 the greatness of their stature. 
 
 Jt is very probable, that the first men were all of a 
 strength and stature much superior to those of 
 mankind at present, since they lived a much longer 
 time; long life being commonly the effect of a 
 strong and vigorous constitution. And that for¬ 
 merly there were men of a stature much above 
 that of common men cannot be denied, at least not 
 without contradicting the holy Scriptures. 'The 
 Israelites who traversed the Holy Landj told 
 their brethren, that they had seen giants in this 
 country of Anak's race, who were so unmeasure- 
 ably large, that other me were but grasshoppers in 
 comparison to them, i> un\. 13. .33. Moses speaks 
 of Og the king of Bashan’s bed, which was nine 
 cubits long, and four wide; that is, fifteen feet 
 four inches and a half long. Dent. .3. 11. Goli¬ 
 ath was six cubits and a span in height, that is 
 to say, ten feet seven inches, 1 .Sam. 17. 4. 'These 
 sorts of giants were still common in Joshua’s 
 and David’s times, when the life of men was al¬ 
 ready so much shortened, and as maybe presumed, 
 the size and strength of human bodies -were very 
 much diminished. Besides the giants, mentioned 
 in Beripture, several historians make mention of 
 iants; as Herodotus, Diodorus Siculus, Pliny, 
 iorner, Plutarch, &c. 
 
 £ Sam. 21. 16. was of sons of the g. 18.1 Chr. 20. 4. 
 1 Citron. 20. 6. the son of i.\\e.g. II 8. born to the£r. 
 Job 16.14. he runneth upon me like a g. 
 
 GIANTS. 
 
 Gen. 6.4. there were g. in the earth in those days 
 Hum. 13. .33. there we saw the g. the sons of Anak 
 Deut. 2.11. Emims were counted g. as the Anakims 
 3. 11. for only Og of Bashan remained of the rem¬ 
 nant of S'. Josh. 12. 4.1 13. 12. 
 13. Bashan which was called the laud of//. 
 
 Josh. 15. 8. the lot of Judah went up at valley of//. 
 17. 15. then get thee up to the land of the g. 
 
 18.16. Benjamin came to the valley of the g. 
 
 GIER-EAGLE. 
 
 Lev. 11.18. these in abomination, the//. Deut. 14.17. 
 
 GIFi’ 
 
 Signifies, [1] A present, Esth. 2. 18. Mat. 2. 11. 
 [2] A reward, Dan. 5. I 7 . [3] A recotnpence 
 for the reparation of an injury or wromj done 
 to a person, or something given in testimony of 
 respect and kindness^ Gen. .34. 12. [4] A bribe, 
 or something given to a judge by one who has a 
 cause depending in order to bring the judge to 
 side with him; which is forbidden by the law, 
 Deut. 16. 19. because .such gifts corrvjit and 
 bias the mind, that as the judge will luH, so oft 
 times he cannot, discern between right and wrong. 
 [5] An oblation, or Jree-will offering, INlat. 
 5. 23. 
 
 Christ Jesus is called the gift of God, John 4. 10 . 
 He is the greatest gift that God ever gave to 
 the world. 'The Holy Ghost and his miracu¬ 
 lous gifts are also called the gift of (iod. Acts 
 8 . 20. 'Ihou hast thought that the gift of God 
 may be purchased with money. Every good 
 thing which men receive is the gift of God. 
 Jatn. 1 . 17 . Every good gift is from above. 
 The gift of righteousness signifies those benefits 
 
 which Christ by his righteousness or obedience 
 has purchased for us, Kom. 5. 17. By un¬ 
 speakable gift, in 2 Cor. 9. 15. some understand 
 C hrist; others understand the gospel, by which 
 the hearts of men are subdued, effectually dis¬ 
 posed, and inclined to obey the will of God: 
 Others think it is to be under.stood of that habit 
 of brotherly love, which ftom the Spirit of Christ, 
 by the gospel, was wrought in the hearts of these 
 Corinthians. 
 
 Gen. 34. 12. ask me never so much dowry and g. 
 Exod. 23. 8. take no^. a g. blindeth, Deut. 16.19. 
 Num. 8. 19 . 1 liave given the I.evites as a g. 18. 6. 
 
 18. 7 . 1 have given your otlice as a service of//. 
 
 11 . this is thine, the lieave-offering of their/^. 
 Deut. 16. 117 . every man according tog. of liis hand 
 2 Sam. 19 . 42. or hath he given us any g.l 
 Psal. 45.12. daughter of Pyre shall be there with g. 
 Prov. 17 . 8. a//. IS as a precious stone in tlie eyes 
 
 23. a wicked man taketh a g. out of the bosom 
 18. 16. a man’s g. maketh room for liiiu 
 
 £1. 14. a g. in secret pacifieth anger 
 25. 14. vvhoso boastetli himself of a false g. 
 
 F.ccl. .3. 1.3. enjoy good, it is the g. of God, 5. 19. 
 
 7 . 7 . and a g. destroyeth the heart 
 
 Ezek. 46. + 5. meat ortering the g. of his hand 
 
 16. if a prince give a g. to any of his sons 
 
 17 . if he give a g. to one of his servants 
 Mat. 5. 23. if thou bring thy g. to the altar 
 
 24. leave there thy g. before the altar and go 
 
 8. 4. and offer the g. that Moses commanded 
 
 15. 5. but ye say, it is a//, by whatsoever thou 
 mightest be profited by me, Mark 7 .11. 
 23.18. whoso sweareth by the g. is guilty, 19. 
 
 John 4. 10. he said, if thou knewest the g. of God 
 Acts 2. .38. ye shall receive the g. of tlie Holy- Gh. 
 
 8. 20. thought the g. or God may lie purchased 
 
 10. 45. on the Gentiles also was poured out the g. 
 
 11. 17 . tlod gave them the like g. as he did to us 
 Horn. 1. 11. 1 may impart to you some spiritual g. 
 
 5. 15. not as the offence, so also is free g. the grace 
 of God and the g. by grace abounded to many 
 
 16. so is the g. the free g. is of many offences 
 
 17 . they which receive the g. of righteousness 
 
 18. the free g. came on all men to justification 
 
 6. 23. the g. ot God is eternal life thro Jesus Christ 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 7 . so that ye come behind in np </ w aiting 
 
 7 . 7 . every man hath his proper g. of God 
 
 1.3.2. tho’ 1 have the g. of prophecy and understand 
 16.13. 1 will send them to bring your//. to.lerusal. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. that for the g. bestow’ed upon us 
 
 8. 4. praying us that we w'ould receive the//. 
 
 1 19 . was chosen to travel with us w ith this g. 
 ^9.-15. thanks be to God for his unspeakable//. 
 Eph.2.8. faith is not of yourselves, it is they, of God 
 
 3 . 7 . 1 was made a minister, according to the g. 
 
 4. 7 . according to the measure of the g. of Christ 
 Phil. 4. 17 . not because 1 desire a g. but fruit 
 
 1 'Tim. 4.14. neglect not the g. that is in thee 
 
 2 'Tim. 1 . 6 . stir up the g. that is in thee by putting 
 Heh. 6 . 4. and have tasted of the heavenly g. 
 fium. 1 . 17 . every good^f. and perfect//, is from above 
 
 1 Pet. 4.10. as every man hath received tlie g. 
 
 GIFTS. 
 
 Gen. 25. 6. Abraham gave g. to sons of concubines 
 Exod. 28. .38. which Israel shall hallow in their g. 
 Lev. 25. 38. these are your feasts, besides your g. 
 Bum. 18. 29 . out of all your g. offer the best 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. the Moabites and Syrians became Da¬ 
 
 vid’s servants, and brought//. 6. 1 Citron. 18. 2. 
 2 Chron. 19.7. with the Lord'is no taking of//. 
 
 21. 3. Jehoshaphat gave great//, of silver and gold 
 26. 8. the Ammonites gave g. to Uzziah 
 .32. 2.3. and many brought g. unto the Lord 
 Esth. 2. 18. Ahasuerus made a feast and gave g. 
 
 9. 22. make them days of sending g. to the poor 
 Psal. 16. + 4. that give g. to another god 
 
 68.18. thou hast received g. for men, for rebellious 
 72 . 10 . the kings of Sheba and Seba shall offer g. 
 Prov. 6. .35. not content, tliough thou gi\ est many g. 
 15. 27 . but he that hateth g. shall live 
 
 19 . 6. every man is friend to him that giveth g. 
 
 29. 4. he that receiveth//. overthrowetli judgment 
 Isa. 1.23. every one loveth </. followeth afterrewards 
 Ezek. 16. 3.3. they give g. to whores, g. to lovers 
 
 20. 26. and 1 polluted them in their own g. 
 
 31. when ye offer your g. ye pollute yourselves 
 39 . pollute my hofy name no more w'lth your g. 
 22. 12. in thee have they taken g. to shed blood 
 Dan. 2. 6. if ye shew the dream, ye shall receive//. 
 48. the king gave Daniel many great g. 
 
 5. 17 . then Daniel said, let thy g. be to thyself 
 Mat. 2.11. they presented to him g. gold, myrrh 
 7 .11. if ye know how tp give good g. Luke 11. 13. 
 Luke2\. 1. the rich casting their//. into the treasury 
 5. temple was adorned with goodly stones and g. 
 Bom. 11.29. the g. of God are w ithout repentance 
 12.6. having g. differing according to tlie grace 
 1 Cor. 12.1. now concerning spiritual g. brethren 
 4. there are diversities of//, but the same Spirit 
 9 . to another the g. of healing, 28, 30. 
 
 31. but covet earnestly the best g. 
 
 14. 1. follow after charity and desire spiritual g. 
 12. forasmuch as ye are zealous of siiiritual //. 
 Fph.4.8. he led captivity captive, and gave g. to men 
 Heb. 2. 4. God also bearing them wiriiess with g. 
 
 5. 1. that he may offer g. and sacrifices for sins 
 
 8. 3. every high-priest is ordained to offer g. 
 
 4. seeing that there are priests lliat offer g. 
 
 9 . 9. which were offered, both g. and sacrifices 
 il. 4. God testifying of Abel’s//, dead yetspeakefh 
 
 Rev. 11. 10. they that dwell on earth shall send g. 
 GILDED. 
 
 Rev. 17 . t 4. and the woman was g. with gold 
 GIN. 
 
 Job 40. +24. will any bore his nose with a g. ? 
 J-a.B. 14. be fora//, to the inhabitants of Jerusalem 
 xlmos3.5. can a bird fall in a snare where no//, is.' 
 (HKD. 
 
 Gen. 3. + 7. made themselves things to g. about 
 Exod. 29 . 5. a. him with the curious giidle, 9. 
 Judg. 3.16. lihud did g. his dagger under raiment 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 13. g. ye on every man his sw orn 
 
 2 Kings .3. + 21. that were able to //. themselves 
 Psal. 45. 3. g. thy sword on thy thigh, () most 
 L«. 8. 9. g. yourselves, and ye shall be broken 
 Ezek. 44. 18. not g. w ith wliat causeth sw eat 
 Joel 1. 13. g. yourselves, and lament, ye priests 
 /.«/!•« 12.. 37 . shall g. himself, and make them sit down 
 
 17 . 8. g. thyself, and serve me, fill 1 have eaten 
 John 21. 18. w'hen ohi, another shall g. thee 
 Acts 12. 8. g. thyself and bind on thy sandals 
 See Loins, Sackcloth. 
 
 GI KDED. 
 
 Lev. 8. 7 . he g. him with the girdle and clothed him 
 Deut. 1. 41. when ye //. on every man his weapons 
 Judg. 18. 11. six hundred men //. with weapons 
 1 Sam. 2. 18. Samuel g. with a linen ephod 
 2N'rt///.6.14. David danced, and was//, w ith an ephod 
 20. 8. and Joab’s garment was //. unto him 
 22.40. thou hast //.me with strength, Psal. 18. 39. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 32. they g. sackcloth on their loins 
 Psal. 30. 11. thou hast g. me with gladness 
 65. 6. setteth fast mountains, being g. with power 
 + 12. little hills are g. w ith joy on every side 
 93. 1. strength wherewith he hath //. himself 
 109. 19 . and for a girdle w herewith he is g. 
 
 Isa. 45. 5. 1 //. thee, tho’ thou hast not known me 
 Lttm. 2. 10. the elders of Zion g. w ith sackcloth 
 Ezek. 16. 10. 1 g. thee about with tine linen 
 23. 15. images of the Chaldeans g. with girdles 
 Joe! 1. 8. lament like a vircin g. with sackcloth 
 John 13. 4. he took a towel and g. himself 
 5. to wipe with the towel wherewith he was//. 
 Rev.15.6. seven angels, breasts//, with golden girdle 
 See Loins, Swoku. 
 
 GIKDED.ST. 
 
 John 21.18. when thou wast young thou g. thyself 
 
 GI KDEI 11. 
 
 1 Kings 20.11. let not him that g. on his harness 
 Job 12. 18. and he g. their loins with a ginlle 
 Psal. 18. .32. it is God that g. me w’ith strength 
 Prov. 31. 17 . she g. her loins with strength 
 GIRDING. 
 
 Isa. .3. 24. instead of a stomacher, a g. of sackcloth 
 22. 12. the Lord did call to g. with sackcloth 
 GIRDLk. 
 
 The Hebrews generally wore no girdle in the house, 
 nor even abroad, unless when they were at work, or 
 upon a journey. At these times they tucked them¬ 
 selves up, and girt their clothes about them, as the 
 eastern people still at this day wear them, jhis 
 appears from many passages cf the Old and Bexo 
 'Testament. Elijah girded up his loins, and ran 
 before Ahab, 1 Kings Iti. 46. And ordered 
 
 his servant Gehazi to gird up his loins, and to go 
 and lay his staff on the face of the Shunammite's 
 child, 2 Kings 4. 29. Our Saviour putting himself 
 in a proper condition to wash the feet of his dis¬ 
 ciples^ gil t himself about w ith a towel, John 13. 
 4. 'J he soldiers likewise had their belts generally 
 girt about them, to which the Psalmist Psal. 
 
 18. .’+9. ihou hast girded me with strength unto 
 the battle. 
 
 Belts or girdles were often made of very preciotis 
 stuff. The virtuous woman made rich girdles, and 
 sold them to the merchants, Prov. .31. 24. 'These 
 girdles were used in common both by men^ and 
 women. Our Lord appeared to St. John in a girdle 
 of gold. Rev. 1. 13. noting the excellency of his 
 ministration as priest. And in Rev. 15. 6. the 
 seven angels, who came out of the temple, were, 
 clothed with linen, and girt about with golden 
 girdles. On the contrary, the prophets, and per¬ 
 sons who made particular professions of humility 
 and contempt of the world, /rwe girdles of leather. 
 'The prophet Elijah had one of this sort, 2 Kings 
 1.8. as well as .lohn the Baptist, Mat. 3. 4. In 
 times of mourning they used girdles of sackcloth, 
 as marks of humiliation and .sorrow. God threatens 
 the daughters of Zion, who hud off ended him with 
 the excess of their ornaments, to reduce them to the 
 wearing of sackcloth, Isa. .3. 24. And in chap. 
 22. 12. the Lord threatens Jerusalem -with bring¬ 
 ing her into captivity, with, cutting off' her hair, 
 the instrument of her pride, and obliging her to 
 gird herself about with sackcloth. 
 
 The military girdle, or belt, did not come over the 
 shoulder, as among the old Greeks, hut seas siorn 
 upon the loins; schence the j'ollosving expressions 
 have their original. Every man had his sword 
 ginled 83 ’ his side, or upon his loins, A>//. 4.18. 
 Girdeil with girdles upon their loins, Ezek. 2.3. 
 15. 'These belts were generally rich, and some¬ 
 times given as reu ards to soldiers. Joab tells him 
 who had seen Absalom hanging on a tree, that if 
 he had smitten him to the ground, he would have 
 given him ten shekels of silver and a girdle, 2 
 Sam. 18. 11. Jonathan rZ/e son c/Saul made Da¬ 
 vid a present of his girdle, 1 .Sam. 18.4. Job, 
 exalting the power of God, says, Ijiat he looseth 
 the l)ond of kings, and girtleth their loins w ith a 
 girdle ; he deposeth them from their thrones, and 
 reduceth them to a mean and servile condition, 
 .lob 12 . 18. 
 
 The priest’s girdle or sash was of several colours, of 
 gold, of blue, and purple, and scarlet, and Jim 
 'twined linen, Exod. 28. 4, tt. Josephuss«.«/j, that 
 the priests wore i' upon their brea.\ts, und r their 
 arms ; that a kind of fiower-work was there repre¬ 
 sented, with threads of purple, scarlet, and 
 hyacinth ; that it went twice round the body, was 
 tied before, and the ends hung down to the jeet, to 
 render the priests more venerable. When they 
 w ere in the act of sacrificing, they threw this girdle 
 over the left shoulder, that ihey mightperjorm their 
 office with the greater freedom. 
 
 'The ginlle was used formerly for a ptirse, ns appears 
 from l\lat. 10. 9. where oui\ Saiiour J'oibids his 
 apostles to carry money in their purses, or gii <!!;-s. 
 'These girdles -were large and hollow, much like the 
 cast skin of a serpent, or an cel. 
 
 Our Saviour says, Luke 12. .35. T et your loins 
 be girded about; tluii is, be always prepared 
 
 J 89 
 
GI\ 
 
 G I V 
 
 GIV 
 
 for any service that God reqvires of you, and dili- 
 yent about tt ; he like servants who are yirded, 
 and ready to obey their jnaster's commands, or 
 like so dturs who trait for orders fiom their com¬ 
 manders. 'Ihe Apostle Paul, describing the 
 Ghri.stian's armour, makes truth the "irdle of the 
 loins. I pl), 6. U, flavins’-your loiiib fjiit about 
 ■with trutii ; that is. Let your minds and spirits 
 he strengthened and established with soundness of 
 judgment and sincerity of heart, and in stedfasity 
 endeavom ing to have a conscience void of offence 
 towards God and men. See f.oiNs. 
 
 Eiod. lib. 4. tliese garments tliey shall make a g. 
 
 8 . (lie curious g. of the eph.od -vvliu h is upon it, 
 ‘A, C 8 . I ey. 5.1 :I 9 . 5, CO. J,ev. 8 . 7 . 
 39. thou shalt make the g. ot needle work 
 39. 2y. they made a g. of line twined linen 
 1 -'dam. IH. 4. lonathan gave Daud his bow and g. 
 ttHam. 18. 11 . and 1 would have given thee ag. 
 
 1 Kings 2 . .'3. he put tlie blood of war on his g. 
 
 2 Kings 1 . 8 . I lijah was girt with a g. of leather 
 3. t 21. that could gird themselves with a g. 
 
 Job 12 . 18. he gir letli the loins of kings with a g. 
 
 t 21 . he lo( seth the g. of the strong 
 Psal. loy. 19. for a fir. wherewith he is girded 
 Isa. 3. 24. instead of a g. there shall be a rent 
 5. 27. nor shall the g. of their I. ins be loosecl 
 
 11. 5. and righteousness shall be the g. bthis loins, 
 and faithfulness the .( 7 . of his reins 
 
 22. 21. I will strengthen 1 liakim with thy g. 
 
 23. 1 10. O daught. of Tarshish, there, is no more.//. 
 Jet. 13. 1 . go, get thee a linen .< 7 . put it on thy loins 
 
 10 . titis people shall be as this g. good for nothing 
 Mat. 3. 4. .John had a leathern g. Mark J. ( 5 . 
 
 Acts 21. 11 . took Paul's £?. man that owneth this g. 
 liev. 1. 13. girt about the paps with a g. Iden g. 
 (ilRDLKS. 
 
 Exod. 28. 40. thou shalt make for ^Aaron’s sons g. 
 
 29. 9. and thou shalt gird Aaron and sons with'fir. 
 Lev. 8 . 13. Moses did gird Aaron’s sons with g. 
 Ptov. 31. 24. she delis ereth g. to the merchant 
 F.zek. 23.15. the images of Chaldeans girdecl with g. 
 Dun. 5. + 6 . that the .r/. of his loins were loosed 
 Pev. 15. 6 . seven angels girded with golden g. 
 
 CIHL, .S. 
 
 Joel 3. 3. tliey have sold a g. for -svine to drink 
 Zech. 8 . 5. streets of city shal l be full of boys and g. 
 G'rin’. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 4. they that stumbled are .cr. with strength 
 
 2 Rings 1. 8. he was g. with a girdle of leather 
 John 21. 7 . Simon Peter g. his tisher’s coat to him 
 Eph. 6. 14. stand, having your loins g. w it!i trutli 
 Lev. 1. 13. g. about the paps with a golden girdle 
 
 GlTlllH. 
 
 This is the title prefixed to Psalms 8, 81, 077 ^ 84 . 
 The conjectures if interpreters are various concern¬ 
 ing this Word. Some think it signifies a sort of 
 musical instrument, or tune to which they were set ; 
 others, that the hymns of this kind were invented 
 in the city of Gath ; others, that Gittith .signifies 
 wine-presses, and that the Psalms with this title 
 were sung after the vintage ; others that if wine¬ 
 presses wp e meant by it, it should he Gitteth ; and 
 that Gittith signifies a woman of Gath ; and that 
 these Psalms were given to the class of young 
 women, or songstresses of Gath, to he sung liy 
 them. Dr. Hammond thinks that the Psalms 
 with this title were all set to the same tune, and 
 made on Goliath the Gittite. 
 
 ^ GIVE. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. -vvhat wilt g. me, seeing I go childless ? 
 
 23. 11. the field I g. thee, and the cave therein 
 
 28. 22. of all thou shalt g. me, 1 will g. the tenth 
 
 29 . 19. better 1 g. her thee, than g. her to another 
 
 34. 16. then will we g. our daughters to you 
 Exod. 10. 25. thou musti’. us also sacrifices 
 
 22. 17 . if her father utterly refuse to g. her to him 
 
 30. on the eighth day thou shalt g. it me 
 
 .30. 12. then they shall g. every man a ransom 
 
 13. this they shall a. every one half a shekel 
 Rum. 3. 9. thou shalt g. the Levites unto Aai'on 
 
 11. 4. they said, who shall g. us flesh to eat i' 18. 
 
 22. 18. it Balak would g. me his house full, 24. 13. 
 
 25. 12. I g. to Phinehas my covenant of peace 
 
 26. 54. to many g. thou the more inheritance, to 
 
 few thou shalt 5 '. the less inheritance, .33. 54. 
 
 35. 2. ye shall g. to Levites suburbs for the cities f 
 Jieut. 15. 10. thou shalt .c/. him thine heart, 14. 
 
 17 . every man.c/. as he is able, Ezek. 46. 5, 11. 
 
 24. 15. at his day thou shalt g. him his hire 
 
 25. 3. forty stripes he may i 7 .him, and not exceed 
 Josh. 20 . 4. that fleeth, they shall g. him a place 
 Judg. 7 . 2 . to g. the Midianites into their hands 
 
 8. 25. they answered, we will willingly ^ 7 . them 
 
 1 Ram. 2. 16. nay, but thou shalt g. it me now 
 .32. in all the wealth which God'shall g. Israel 
 
 17 . 25. the king will g. him his daughter 
 
 22. 7 . will the son of .Jesse g. every one fields ? 
 
 25. 11. shall I then g. it to men whom 1 know not 
 
 2 Ram. 2.3.15. oh that one would g. me drink of the 
 
 water of the well of Bethlehem,! Ghr. 11 . 17 . 
 24. 23. all these did Araunah g. 1 Chron. 21 . 2 . 3 . 
 
 1 Kings V^. 8. if thou wilt.( 7 . me half thine house 
 ,2 Chron. .30. t 8. but c/. the hand unto the J.orcl 
 
 12. the hand of God was to g. them one heart 
 Ezra 9. 8. and to g. us a nail in his holy jilace. 
 
 9. to y. us a reviving, toy. us a wall fn .Judah 
 Job 2. 4. all that a man hath will he y. for his life 
 
 14. t4. who will y. a clean thing out of unclean 
 JV//. 2. 8. ask of me, and I shall y. thee the heathen 
 
 14. t 7 . who will y. salvation out of >'ion, 5.3. t 6. 
 
 . 37 . 4. he shall y. the« the desires of thine heart 
 49 . 7- none can g. to God a ransom for him 
 51. 16. thou desirest not 3acriti(;e, else would Iy.it 
 GJ. + 33.jlo, he doth.y. out his mighty voice 
 78. 20. can he y. bread also ? can he provide flesh i 
 91. 11. he shall y. his angels charge, Mat. 4. 6. 
 
 109 . 4. but I g. myself uulo prayer 
 120. t 3. what shall the deceitful tongue y. thee? 
 Prov. 29 .15. the rod and reproof y. wisdom 
 17 . he shall y. thee rest, shall y. delight to thy soul 1 
 Eccl. 2. 26. that he may y. to him that is good 
 190 
 
 Cant. 8.7- if a man would y. substance of his house 
 ha. .30.2.3. then he shall y. the rain of thy seed 
 .55. 10. that it may y. seed to the sower, and bread 
 61 . 3. to y. unto them beauty for ashes 
 .ler. .3. 19 . how shall 1 y. thee a pleasant land! 
 
 6. 10. to whom shall 1 speak and y. vcarning? 
 
 9.11. who wdl g. !ny head wah-rs, my eyes tears ? 
 17. 10. to y. ruan according to his ways, .32.19. 
 
 29 . 11. I think to g. you ah expected end 
 Ezeh. 2. 8. open thy mouth, eat that I g. thee 
 .3. 3. fill thy bowels with this rc.ll that 1 y. thee 
 16. .36. by blood of thy childr. which didsty. them 
 20. 28. when 1 had brought them to land, I lifted 
 up mine hand to y. it to then), 42. | 47. 14. 
 .3.3. 15. it wicked y. again that he I'ad robbed 
 46. 16. if the prince y. a gift to his sons, 17. 
 
 Dan. 9. 22. I am come forth to g. thee SKill 
 Mic. 6 . 7- shall I y. my first b. for my transgression ? 
 IZeck. 8 . 12. the vine shall g. hei’ fruit, the ground 
 shall y. increase, and the heavens g. their dew 
 Mat. 7 . 9. if he ask bread, will he g. him a stone 
 
 10. if he ask fish, will he y. a serpent ? Luke 11. 11. 
 
 11. how to y. gifts to your children, so your Ea 
 
 ther to y. them that ask him, Luke 11. 1.3. 
 
 10. 42. whoso shall g. to drink a cup of cold water 
 
 14. 7 . he promised to y. her what she would ask 
 16. 26. g. in exchange for his soul ? Mark 11. . 37 . 
 
 19. 7 . wh 3 ' comm, to g. a wi’iting of divorcement’ 
 
 20. 2.3. sit on hand is not mine to y. Mark 10. 40 . 
 
 26. 15. what will yog. me, and 1 will deliver him 
 Mark 6. 25. 1 will that thou y. me the head of .John 
 
 12. 9. and he will y. the vineyard unto others 
 
 I. ukel. 6. and to whomsoever 1 will, I y. it 
 6. .38. good measure shall men y. into your bosom 
 
 11. 8. he will y. him as many as he needeth 
 
 16. 12. who shall y. you that w hich is your own r* 
 Jtdin 4. 14. whoso di'inketh the wafer I shall y. ijim 
 6. 27 . meat which tk.e Son of man shall y. you 
 52. how' can this man y. us his flesh to eat? 
 
 10. 28. and 1 y. to them eternal life, never pei ish 
 
 II. 22. what thou wilt ask, GofI w ill y. it thee ^ 
 
 13. 29 . that he sliouid y. something to'tl)e poor 
 14.16. he shall y. you another Comforter to abide 
 
 27 . peace 1 leave with you, my peace I y. to you 
 not as world givethy. 1 to you, be not ti oubled 
 
 15. 16. wliatsoevei- ye shall ask, he may y. it 
 
 16. 23. whatsoever ye ask he wdll.y. it you 
 
 17. 2. that he should y. eternal life to as many 
 Acts .3. 6. such as I havey. 1 thee, rise and walk 
 
 6. 4. but we -vyill y. ouiselves to prayer 
 
 7 . 5. he promised he would y. it for a possession 
 
 20. 35. it is more blessed to y. than to receive 
 Horn. 8. .32. with him also freely y. us all things 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 5. that ye may y. yourselves to tasting 
 E.ph. 1 . 17 . God may y. you the spirit of wisdom,- 
 
 4. 28. that he may have to y. to him that needeth 
 
 2 'Vim. 4. 8. which the righteous .Judgeshall y. me 
 Heh. 2. 1. -we ought to g. the more earnest heed 
 
 1 John 5. 16. y. life for them that sin not to death 
 Rev. 13. 15. he had po-w’er to y. life to the image 
 
 i 16. to y. a mark in their right hand or foreheads 
 
 16. 19 . to y. her tlie cup of the wine of his wrath 
 22. 12. to y. every man according to his work 
 
 Ree Account, Gloky, S-\vare. 
 
 GIVE, Imperatively. 
 
 Gen. 14. 21. y. me the persons, and take the goods 
 27 . 28. therefore God y. thee of dew of heaven 
 
 29. 21. y. me my wife (I 30.1. y. children else 1 die 
 .30. 26. y. me my wives and my diildren 
 
 Rum. 6. 26. and the Lord y. thee peace 
 Jo.Ji. 2. 12. swear to me, and y. me a true token 
 
 14. 12. now theretbre y. me this mountain 
 
 I. 5. 19 . y. me a blessing, y. springs, Judg. 1. 15. 
 Ram. 8. 6. when they said, y. us a king to .Judge us 
 
 17 . 10. y. me a man that we may flglit together 
 
 21. 9. David said, none like that, y. it me 
 A my.) .3. 9. g. thy servant an understanding heart 
 26. O my lord, y. lier the living child, 27. 
 
 8. 39 . (j. every man according to-his ways 
 17;.19. he said, y. me thy son, and he took him 
 
 2 KingjS 6. 29.1 said, y. thy son, tliat -vve may eat him 
 10. 15. if it be, y. me thine hand, and he gave it 
 14. 9. saying, y. thy daughter to my son to -w ife 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 28. y. to I.ord, ye kindreds of the people, 
 glory and strength, 29. Psal. 29. 1 , 2 . ( 96. 7 , 8 . 
 
 22. 12. the Lord y. thee wisdom and understanding 
 X Chron. 1. 10. y. me now wisdom and knowledge 
 Neh. 4.4. and y. them for a prey in land of captivity’ 
 Jo/i.32. 21. nor let me y. flattering titles to man 
 Psal. 28. 4. y. them according to their deeds 
 
 60 . 11. y. us help from trouble, 1C8. 12. 
 
 86. 16 . O turn', y. thy strength to thy servant 
 119 . .34. y. me understanding, 73, 125, 144, 169. 
 Prov. 9. 9 . g. instruct, to a wise man he will be wiser 
 2.3. 26. iTiy son, g. me thine heart, observe my 
 25. 21. if enemy hunger, y. him bread, Rom. 12.20. 
 
 30. 8. g. me neither poverty nor riches, feed me 
 
 15. horse-leech hath two daughters, crj-ing, y. g. 
 Eccl. 11. 2. y. a portion to seven, also to eight 
 Isa. 49. 20. y. place to me, that 1 may dwell 
 
 62. 7 . y. him no rest till he establish .lerusalem 
 Jer. 18. 19. y. heed to me, O Lord, and hearken 
 . 35 . 2. bring them, and g. them wine to drink 
 J.anK 2. 18. let tears run down, g. thyself no rest 
 .3. 65. g. them sorrow of lieart, tlo’ curse to them 
 ek.:i. 17 . and y. them w’arning from me 
 Dan. 5. 17. and g. th^’ rewai-;is to another 
 IJos. 4. 18. her rulers with shame do love, g. ye 
 9.14. y. them, () LonI, w hat w ilt thou y. I 
 13.10. thou saidst, y. me a king and jinnces 
 
 14.12. take away all iniquity, and g. good 
 '/.Cell. 11. 12. y. me my price, if not forbear 
 ^lat. 5. 42. y. to him that asketh thee 
 
 6. 11. y. us this day our daily bread. T.uke 11. .3. 
 
 9. 24. y. place H 10.*8. freely ye received, freely y. 
 
 14. 16. y. ye them to eat, Mark 6. .37. Luke 9. 1.3. 
 
 17 . 27- that take, and g. to them for me and thee 
 
 19 . 21. go sell, and y. to the poor, Mark 10. 21. 
 
 20. 8. tall the labourers, and y. them their hire 
 25. 8. y. us of your oil, for our lamps are gone out 
 
 Luke 6. .38. y. and it shall be given unto you 
 
 II. 41. g. alms of sudi things as ye have, 12.-SS". 
 
 I. uke 14. 9. he that bade thee say, y. this man place 
 
 15. 12. the younger said, y. me the {lortion ot goixls 
 
 John 4 . 7 . .lesus saith to her, y. me to drink, 10 . 
 
 6. .34. they said, I.ord, evermore y. us this bread 
 9. 24. g, God the jiraise, this man is a sinner 
 /lets 8. 19. Simon said, y. me alst) this power 
 Rom. 12. 19. avenge not. but rather y. place to wrath 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 32. y. none i.flence, neither to the .Jews 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 7 . so let himy. not grudgingly or of necessity 
 Col. 4. 1. y. to your servants that which is just 
 1 Tim. 4.1.3. y. attendance to reading, to doctrine 
 
 15. meditate, y. thyselt whofly to them 
 Rev. 10. 9 . g. me the little book, he said, take it 
 
 18. 7- so mu( h torment and sorrow y. her 
 Ree Charge, 1 ak, Gi.ory, J.icht. 
 
 1 will CAW.. 
 
 Gen. 17. 8. J will g. to thee ami thy .seed the land 
 wherein thou art a stranger, 48. 4 . Dtut. . 34 . 4 . 
 
 16. 7 u illg. thee a son also of her, and bless her 
 28. 22. 7 ill surely g. the tenth to thee 
 .34.11. what ye shall say to me 7 will a. 12. 
 
 Exod. .3. 21. and 7 will y. this fieople favour 
 
 14. my presence with thee, and 7 willg. thee rest 
 Lev. 25. 4.1 avV/y. you rain in season, lievt. 11. 14. 
 6. 7 will g. peace in the land, ye shall lie down" 
 
 1 Ram. 1.11. 7 will g. him to the I ord all his life 
 18.21. 7 willg. her, that she may be a snare to him 
 
 2 h-ain. 12. 11. 7 willg. thy wives to thy neighbour 
 1 Kings 11.1,3. not rend all, but 7 willg. oiie tribe 
 
 .31. behold, 7 willg. ten tribes to thee 
 
 13. 7 . ( ome home, and 7 will g. thee a rew ard 
 21 . 2. 1 willg. thee for it a better vineyard 
 
 7- 7 will g. thee the vineyard of >.aboth 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 9 . 7 willg. him rest, 1 willg. peace to Isr. 
 
 2 Chr. 1.12. 7 will g. thee riches, w ealth, honour 
 Psal. 30. 12. O Loid, 7 willg. thanks to thee 
 57 . 7 . 7 will sing and y. praise, 108. 1. 
 
 Prov. 3. 28. to morrow I will g. when thou hast it 
 Isa. .3. 4. 7 u’ill g. them children to be princes 
 41. 27 . shall say to /ion, behold, and 7 willg. to 
 
 ■Jerusalem one that bringeth good tidings 
 
 42.6. 7 willg. thee for covenant of the people, 49.8. 
 45. .3. 7 will g. tliee the treasures of darkness 
 49. 6. 7 will g. thee for a light to the Gentiles 
 56. 5. I will g. them an everlasting name ^ 
 
 Jer. .3.1.5. Iwillg. pastors according to my heart 
 9. 1.5. 7 will g. them waters of galfto drink 
 
 14.13. 7 will g. you assured peace in this land 
 
 15.14. 7 willg. them for a removing into kingdoms 
 
 17 . -3. 7 will g. thy substance to the sjioil 
 
 24.7. 7 will g. them an heart to know' me 
 .32. . 39 . 7 will g. them one heai-t, E.zck. 11. 19 . 
 
 .34. 18. 7 will g. the men that have transgressed 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 21 . J will g. it into the hand of strangers 
 
 II. 17 . and 7 znll g. you the land of Israel 
 
 16. 38. I will g. thee blood in fury, and jealousy 
 39 . 7 will also g. thee into their hand 
 61. 7 willg. them to thee for riauglitcrs 
 
 21. 27 . he come whose right it is, I'will g. it him 
 23.46. 1 wilt 0 . them to he removed and spoiled 
 
 29. 19 . I will g. land of Egypt to ^ebut•hadaezza^ 
 21. 7 will g. thee the opening of the mourii 
 
 ,36. 26. and 7 will g. you an heart of flesh 
 Dos. 2. 15. 1 will g. her viney-anis from thence 
 {Rha. n. 28. come unto me, and 7 will g. vou rest 
 
 16.19. 7 will g. to thee the keys of the kingdom 
 
 20. 4. and whatsoever is right, 7 -will g. you 
 
 14. 7 will g. to this last even as unto thee 
 Mark 6. 22. ask what thou wilt, 7 will g. it thee 
 fjvke 21.15. for 7 willg. you a mouth and wisdom 
 John 6. 51. I am living bread, the bread 7 willg. is 
 
 my flesh, w hich 7 willg. for the life of the world 
 Acts 1,3.34. 1 will g. you the sure mercies of David 
 Heh. 8. + 10. 7 tc?// y.my laws into their mind 
 Rev. 2. 10. be faithful, 7 willg. thee a crown of life 
 
 17 . Iwill g. him a white stone and a new name 
 23. 7 -willg. to every one according to 3 our works 
 28. and 7 will g. him the morning star 
 
 11. .3. and 7 will g. pow er to my two v. itnes^s 
 
 21. 6. 7 willg. to him that is athirst water of litie mm. 
 
 Wil 7 GIVE. 
 
 Gen. 12. 7. to thy seed will 1 g. this land, 1.3. 15. 
 
 I 24. 7. I 28. 13. 1.35. 12. Exod. .32. 1.3. | .33. 1. 
 Dent. 1. .36. save Caleb, to him will I g. the land 
 39 . the 3 ’ shall go in thither, to them a ill 1 g. it 
 Josh. 15. 16. to him will 1 g. Achsah, Judg. 1. 12. 
 
 1 Ram. 9 . 8. that will 1 g. to the man of God to tell 
 
 18. 17 . my daughter Merab, lier -will I g. thee 
 
 1 Chr. 16.18. to thee -will 1 g. land, Psal. J 05 . 11 . 
 Psal. 18. 49 . therefore -will Ig. thanks to tliee 
 Cant. 7 . 12 . there will 7 y..thee my loves 
 Isa. 43. 4. therefore will I g. men tor tliee 
 56. 5. to them -will I g. in mine house a place 
 Jer. 24. 8 . so will Ig. /etJekiali king of .ludah 
 45 . 5. thy life will 1 g. to thee for a prey 
 Ezek. 15. 6 . so will 1 g. inhabit-ants of .1 enisalem 
 .36. 26. new heart also w ill Ig. you, and new spirit 
 Hag. 2. 9 . and in this place wi'/l I g. peace 
 Mat. 4. devil said, all these things -.nil Ig. thee 
 Luke 4. 6 . all this pow er will 1 g. thee, and glorv 
 /Rev. 2. 7 . to him that o\ ercometh will I g. 17 , 26 . 
 LorrfGlVE. 
 
 Exod. 12. 25. w hen ye come to the land which L. -will 
 y. you. Lev. 14. 34. | 23. 10. | 25. 2. Rum. 15. 2. 
 
 16. 8 . w hen the Lcri? shall y. you flesh to eat 
 Rum. 11.18. therefore the I^rd will y. 3011 flesh 
 
 14.8. if the Lord delight in us, he w ill y. it us 
 22.1.3. the Laid refuseth to y. me lea e to go 
 .34. J.3. the I.ord commanded to g. the nine tribes 
 .36. 2. the Lord commanded to y. the land by lot 
 Deut. 1. 25. it is a good land the La.doth y. 
 
 28. 65. the Lord shall y. thee a trembling lieart 
 Josh. 9 .24. the Lotcommanded Mosestoy.tlie land 
 
 17 . 4. the Lord commanded to y. us inheritance 
 21. 2. the Lord comm.anded to y. us c itics 
 
 Ruth 4.12. w hicli the L. shall y. thee of this woman 
 
 1 A ings 15. 4. the Lord his tiod did g. him a lamp 
 
 2 Chren. 25. 9. the Lord is able to y. thee much 
 Psal. 29.11. the Lord will y. strength to his people 
 84.11. the Lord will y. grace and filory 
 
 85. 12. the Lord shall y. that which is good 
 Isa. 7 .14. the Lord himself shall g. you a sign 
 
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 Jsa. 14 3- the I.ord shall g. thee rest from sorrow 
 30*20 tliouehthe Lordg. yon bread of adversity' 
 Zech. 10.1. the Lord shall g. them showers of rain 
 Lnke\. %‘l.Lord shall g. him the throne of his Father 
 2 iim. lAf). Lord g. mercy to house of Onesiphorus 
 Ner (ilVK, or Gl VE wor. 
 
 Ge«.30. .31. .lacobsaid, thou slialtwo; < 7 . me anything 
 Lio'd. 5. 10 . I will not g. you straw, go, get straw 
 30 15. tlic rich shall notg. more, poor not g. less 
 Lev. 25. . 37 . thou shalt 7wt g. thy money on usury 
 JJeut. 2 . 5. I will not g. yon of their land, 9, 19. 
 
 7 . 3 . thy daughter thou shalt not g. to his son 
 
 28. 55 . he will not g. of the tiesh of his chiklren 
 Judg.ii. 1 . shall any of usflr. hisdaught. to Benj. 
 
 7 . we have sworn we vi'iWnot g, them wives 
 1 tiam. .30. 22 . we will jiot g. them ought of the spoil 
 
 1 Kings 21.4.1 will not g. inheritance of triy fathers 
 Ezra 4 . t 1 . 3 . then will they' not g. toll, tribute 
 
 9. 12. g. not y'our daughters, Keh. 10. 30. 1 13. 25. 
 Psal. 1.32. 4 . 1 will not g. sleep to mine eyes 
 Prov. 6 . 4. g. not sleep to thine eyes, nor slumber 
 
 31. 3 . g. not thy strength unto women 
 Peel. 7 . + 21. g. not thy heart unto all words 
 Jsa. *13. 10 . constellations shall not g. their light 
 
 42.8. my glory will 1 7tot g. toanotl'.er, 48. 11. 
 
 62.8. 1 will no more g. thy corn to enemies 
 Jer. 18. 18. let us not g. heed to any ot his words 
 
 26. 24. 7 iot g. leremiah into the hand ot tlie people 
 Pzek. .32. 7 . 1 will cover snn with a cloud, the moon 
 shall not g. her light. Mat. 24. 29. Mark 13. 24. 
 J)a 7 i. 11.21. to whom 7wtg. honour of kingdom 
 Ilos. 5. t 4. 7iotg. their doings to turn to the Lord 
 Joel 2. 17 . g. not thine heritage to reproach 
 Mat. 7 . 6 . g. not that which is holy to the dogs 
 Mark 12.15. shall we g. or shall we not g. ? 
 
 Eph. 4. 27 . 7ieitherg. place to the devil 
 Jam. 2. 16. and g. not those things they need 
 GIVE thanks. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 50. I will ,< 7 . thanks to thee, Vsal. 18. 49. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 8 . g. thanks to the Lord, call upon 
 
 Ills name, Psal. 105.1. 1 106.1. 1107- !• 1 118. 
 1,29.11.36.1,3. , . 
 
 35. save us, O God of our salvation, that we may 
 g. thanks to thy holy name, Psal. 106. 47. 
 
 41. who were expressed by name, to g. thanks 
 
 25. 3 . sons of .Feduthun with a harp to g. thanks 
 
 2 Chr. 31. 2. tlezekiali appointed Levites to g. th. 
 Psal. 6 . 5. in the grave wlio shall g. thee tha7iks 
 
 30. 4. sing to Lord, ye saints of his, and g. thanks 
 at the remembrance of his holiness, 97. 12. 
 
 12. O Lord, I will g. thanks to thee for ever 
 35. 18. I will g.thn7iks in the great congregation 
 
 42. +5. I sliall g. for help of countenance 
 
 75 . 1. to thee, O God, do we g. thanks, do g. thatiks 
 79.13. so we thy people will g. thee thanks 
 92. 1. it is a sood thing to g. thanks io the Lord 
 1 (< 6 . 47 . save'^us to g. thatiks to thy holy name 
 119 . 62. at midnight T will rise to g. thanks 
 122. 4. whitlier the tribes go up to^. thariks 
 136. 2 . O g. tha7iks unto the God of gods 
 
 26. O g. thatiks unto the God of heaven 
 140. 13. righteous shall g. thanks to thy' name 
 Pom. 16. 4 . to whom not only 1 g. thanks 
 1 Cor. 10 . 30. for that for which I g. thanks 
 Eph. 1 . 16 . I cease not to g. thanks for you 
 Col. 1 .3. we g. thanks to God and the Father 
 
 1 Thess. 1 . 2. we g. thanks to God always for you 
 5.18. in every thing f 7 . thanks, this is the will of God 
 
 2 Thess. 2 .1,3. we are bound toji. thanks for you 
 JLev. 11. 17 . we g. thee thariks. Lord God Almighty 
 
 GIVE np. 
 
 Petit. 2.3.14. Lord walketh to g.7</?thineenera..31.5. 
 1 Kings 14. 16. he shall g. Isr. sip, because of sins 
 Jobs. 11 . why did not 1 g. ? 7 pthe ghost? 
 
 13.19. if I hold my tongue, I shall g. vp the ghost 
 Jsa.4S. 6 . I will say to north, ^ 7 . tip, and to south 
 Jlos. 11 . 8 . how shall 1 g. thee np, Ephraim ? 
 
 Mic. 5. 3. therefore will he g. them sip 
 
 6. 14. that which thou deliverest will 1^7. sip 
 GIVEN. 
 
 Gen. 21. 7- Sarah should have .< 7 . children suck 
 Lev. 20. 3. because he hath g. his seed to Molecli 
 Esim. 18. 6. they ai'e g. as a gift for the Lord 
 Dent. 12. 15. a&cording to the blessing g. 16. 17. 
 Esuh 2. 12. a full reward be g. thee of the I.ord 
 
 1 Sam. 2. t .32. wealth which God would have g. Isr. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 10 . who thought I would have 77 . a rew'ard 
 12 . 8.1 would have g. thee such and such things 
 
 18. 11.1 would have g. thee ten shekels of silver 
 
 19 . 42. or hath the king 77 . us any gift ? 
 
 1 Kings 13. 5. the sien which the nian of G. had g. 
 1 Chr. 29 . 14. and of thine own have we g. thee 
 Ezra 6. 9. let it be g. them day' by day without fail 
 Esth.^. 11. the silver is 77 . to thee, the people also 
 7 . 3. let my life beg. me at my petition and people 
 Job 3.20. why is light g. to him that is in misery ? 
 23. why is light 77 . to a man whose way is hid ? 
 
 I. 5. 19 . to whom alone the earth was < 7 . 
 
 Psal. 79. 2 . fiead bodies of thy servts. 77 . to be meat 
 112. 9 . he hath g. to the poor, 2 Cor. 9. 9. 
 
 115. 16 . the earth hath he g. to the children of men 
 Prov. 19. 17- that which he hath g. will he pay him 
 Ecel. 8 . 8 . nor wickedn. deliver those that are < 7 . to it 
 12 . 11 . which are 77 . from one shepherd 
 Isa. 9 . 6. for to us a Child is born, to us a Son is 77 . 
 47 . 8. therefore hear, thou that art . 77 . to pleasures 
 Jer. 6. 1.3. every one is 77 . to covetousness, 8. 10. 
 
 44. 20. he said to all who had 77 . him that answer 
 l.am. 5. 6 . we have g. the hand to the Egyptians 
 E.zek. 11 . 15. unto us is this land 77 . .33. 24. 
 
 .35. 12. they are desolate, they are g. to consume 
 Pan. 2 . .38. beasts, fowls liath he 77 . into thine hand 
 7 . 4. like a lion, and a man’s heart was 77 . to it 
 f 12 . .vet a prolonging in life was g. them 
 
 II. 6. she shall beg. up, and they that brought her 
 Mat. 13. 11. it is 77 . to you to know the mysteries of 
 
 the kingdom, Mark 4. 11 . Jaike 8 . 10 . 
 19 . 11 . all cannot receive, save they to whom it is 77 . 
 21. 13. be 77 . to a nation bringing forth fruits 
 •22. .30. are 77. in marriage, Mark VZ. 25. J.stke 20.35. 
 26. 9. sold for much and 77 . to the poor, Mark 14. 5. 
 28. 18. all power b^'. to me in heaven and earth 
 
 Mark 4.24. unto you that hear more shall be 77 . 
 
 i.vke 12.48. to whom muchir. of him much required 
 John 3. 27 . can receive nothing, except it be 7 /. 
 
 5. 26. he hath g. to the Son to have lite in liimselt 
 
 6. 39. of all he hath 77. me, 1 should lose nothing 
 65. no man can come tome, e.xcept it w ere 77 . liim 
 
 19 . 11. except it were g. thee from above 
 Acts 4.12. there is none other name 77 . among men 
 24. 26. he hoped that money should be g. him 
 Horn. 5. 5. by the Holy Ghost which is 77 . to us 
 
 11. .35. or who hath tirst 77 . to him, and recompensed 
 
 15.15. because of the grace that is 77. me of God 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 12. might know things freely 77 . usot God 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. that tlvanks may be 77 . by many 
 Gal. 3 . 21. been a law 77 . which could have 77 . life 
 Eph. 3.2. dispensation, which is 77 . me to you-ward 
 
 8. to me who am tlie least is tins grace g. , 
 
 4. 19 . who have 77. themselves over to lascivious¬ 
 
 ness 
 
 5. 2. Christ hath loved us, and g. hirnself for us 
 Phil. 1. 29. to you it is 77 . in behalf ot Christ 
 
 2. 9 . and hath 77. him a name above every name 
 lleb. 4.8. for if j es. had 7 (. them rest, then not spoken 
 1 John .3. 24. by the Spirit which he hath 77. us 
 4. 13. because he hath 77 . us of his .Spirit 
 Rev. 6. 11. white robes w ere 77 . to every one of them 
 
 13. 5. power was 77 . him to continue 42 months 
 
 7 . it was g. to him to make war with the saints 
 God or Lord hath, had G1 \'EN . 
 
 Gen, 24. 35. the L. hath 77 . Abrah. flecks and herds 
 30. 6. and Rachel said, God hath 77 . me a son 
 18. and Leah said, God hath g. me mine hire 
 .31. 9 . thus God hath g. me your father’s cattle 
 .33. 5. tlie children which G. hath graciously 77 . me 
 
 43. 23. God hath 77 . you treasure in your sacks 
 48. 9 . the children God hath 77 . me in this place 
 Exod. 16. 15. the bread w hich the Lord hath g. you 
 
 29. for that the Lord hath g. you the sabbath 
 Num. 32. 7 . from going over to the land which the 
 Lord hath 77. them, 9. Deut. 3. 18.1 28. 52. 
 Josh. 2. 9,14.1 23.13,15. Jer. 25. 5. 
 
 Josh. 6.16. shout, for the Lord hath 77 . you the city 
 18. .3. to possess land which the Lord hath 77 . you 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 27 . Lord hath 77. me my petition 1 asked 
 15. 28. L. hath g. it to a neighbour or thine, 28.17. 
 
 30. 23. not to do so with w hat the Lord hath g. 
 
 2 Chr. 36. 23. kingdoms hath God g. me, Ezra 1. 2. 
 Eccl. 5. 19. every man to whom G. hath g. riches. 
 Jsa. 8. 18. I and the children L. hath 77 . Iteb. 2.13. 
 
 2.3. 11. the Lord hath 77. a commandment against 
 50. 4. the L. hath g. me the tongue of the learned 
 .Ter. 11.18. the Lord hath g. me knowledge ot it 
 47 . 7- seeing the I.jord hath 77. it a charge 
 Jolm 6. 23. after that the Lord had g. thanks 
 Acts 5.32. whom G. hath g. to them that obey him 
 
 27 . 24. God hath a. thee all that sail w ith thee 
 Rom. 11.8. God hath g. them the spirit ot slumber 
 2 Cor. 10 . 8 . the L. hath 77. us for edification, 13.10. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 8. but G. who hath 77. us his Holy Spirit 
 1 John 5. 11. this is the record God hath g. to us 
 See Rest. 
 
 I have, or have I GIVEN. 
 
 Gen. 27. . 37 . brethren have Ig. him forserx'ants 
 1 Kings?,. 13. 7/lace 77. thee that thou hast not asked 
 Isa. 43. 28. therefore 7 have 77 . .Facob to the curse 
 55. 4. 7 have < 7 . him for a w itness to the people 
 Jer. 8. 13. things 7 have g. shall pass from them 
 
 27 . 5 . 7 have 77 . it to whom it seemed meet to me 
 Ezek. 4.15. Ihave g. thee cow’s dung for man’s dung 
 29 . 20. 7 have g. him the land of Egypt tor labour 
 Amos 4. 6. 7 also have g. you cleanness ot teeth 
 
 9.15. no more be pulled out of land 7 have g. them 
 John 13. 15. 7 haveg. you an example, that ye do 
 
 17 . 8. 7 have g. them the words thou gavest me, 14. 
 22. the glory thou gavest me, I haveg. them . 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 1. as Ihave a. order to the churches 
 Not G IVEN. 
 
 Gen. 38. 14. and she was siot g. unto him to wife 
 Desit. 26.14. 1 have not g. ought thereof tor the dead 
 29 . 4. yet Lord hath siot 77. you an heart to perceive 
 1 Chr. 22.18. hath he swtg. you rest on every side ? 
 Neh. 13. 10. the portion of Levites had not lieen g. 
 Job 22. 7 . thou hast swt 77. water to the weary 
 Psal. 78. 63. their maidens were not g. to marriage 
 118. 18. but he hath not 77. me over to death 
 124. 6. who hath not 77. us as a prey to their teeth 
 Jsa. . 37 .10. Jerus. not beg. into the hand of Assyria 
 Jer. . 39 . 17 . thou shalt not be g. into hand of the men 
 Ezek. 3. 20. because thou hast 7iot g. him warning 
 
 18. 8. he that hath rwt g. forth upon usury 
 Mat. 1.3. 11. it is given to you, to them it is not g. 
 JolmT. .39. for the Holy Ghost was 7wt yet ft. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 3. bishop 71 . to w ine, no sti iker, 'J’lt.l.J. 
 
 8. deacons wor g. to much wine, not greedy 
 
 2 Tim. 1 . 7 . God hath not g. us the spirit of fear 
 Tit. 2. 3. aged women likewdse not g. to much wine 
 
 Shall be G1 V IsN . 
 
 Nsim. 26. 54. to every one shall inheritance be g. 
 Deut. 28. .31. thy sheep shall be g. to thine enemies 
 
 32. thy sons shall he g. to another people 
 Ezra 4 . 21 . till another commandment shall be 77 . 
 Esth. 5. 3. it shall he g. to half of the kingdom 
 l^sal. 72 . 1.5. to him shall beg. of gold ot Sheba 
 120 . 3 . what shall be g. to thee, thou false tongue ? 
 Jsa. 3 . 11 . the reward of his hands shall he g. him 
 . 33 . 16. bread shall he g. him, waters shall be sure 
 .35. 2. the slory of I,ei)anon shall beg. to it 
 Jer. 21. 10 . this'eity .'hall he g. into the hand of king 
 of Babylon, and he shall burn it, 38. 3, 18. 
 Ezek. 47 . 11. the marishes, they shall beg. to salt 
 Da 7 i. 7 . 25. the saints shall be g. into his hand 
 27 . the kinL'dom shall he g. to the saints 
 Mat. 7 . 7 . ask, and it shall be g. you, Luke 11.9. 
 10.19. it shall be 77 . you in same hour, Mark 1.3.11, 
 
 12. . 39 . no sign shall be 77 . Mark 8. 12. I.,7ike 11.29. 
 1 . 3 . 12 . for w hosoever hath, to him shall he 77 . and 
 more abundance, 25. 29. Mark 4. 25. I.itkeS. 18. 
 
 20. 23. it shall he g. them for whom it is prepared 
 
 21. 4.3. the kingdom of God shall he g. to 'a nation 
 l.tike 6. .38. give, and it shall he g. you, good measure 
 Philem. 22. that thro’ your prayers 1 shall beg. you 
 Jam. 1.5. let him ask of God, and it shall be g. him 
 
 Thou hast, or hast thou GIVEN. 
 
 Gen. 15. .3. Abram said, to me thou /lajt .<7. no seed 
 Deut. 26 . 15. bless the land which thou hast g. us 
 Josh. 15. 19. thou hast 77.010 south Vd\\d,Judg. 1.15. 
 17 . 14. why hast thou 77. me but one lot to inherit? 
 Judg. 15. 18. thou hast g. this great deliverance 
 
 1 22. 1.3. tho7i hast g. him bread and a sword 
 
 2 Vam. 12. 14. by this deed thou hast g. occasion 
 22 . .36. thmi hast also g. me the shield of thy 
 
 Salvation, and gentleness made me great, Psal. 
 18. .35. 
 
 41. tho7i hast g. me the necks ot enemies, Pf.18.40. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 6 . thou hast g. him a son to sit on throne 
 
 8 . .36. rain on thy land thou hast g. 2 Chro7i. 6 . 27- 
 
 9 . 13. wdiat cities are these thou hast g. me r 
 
 2 Chr. 20.11. cast us out of possession thou hast g. 
 Ezra 9 . 1.3. thou hast g. us sm h defivei ance as thii 
 Psal. 21. 2. thou hast g. him his heart’s desire 
 
 44. 11. thou hast 77. us like sheep for meat 
 6.). 4. thou hastg. a banner to them that fear thee 
 61. 5. thou hast g. me the heritage of those that fear 
 71 . 3 . thini hast 77. commandment to save me 
 John 17 . 2. as thrni hastg. him pow'er over all flesh 
 7 . that all things thou hast g. me, are of thee 
 9 . 1 pray not but for them which thou hast g. me 
 11 . keep through thy name those thou hast g. me 
 Rev. 16. 6 . thou hast g. them blood to drink 
 GIVER. 
 
 Jsa. 24. 2. as with the taker of usury, so with the77. 
 2 Cor. 9. 7 . not grudgingly, God loveth a cheerful fr. 
 (il VESl. 
 
 Detit. 15. 9. thou 77 . him nought, and he cry to Ld. 
 
 10 . thy heart not be grieved when thou 77 . him 
 Job 35. 7 . if thou be righteous, what 77 . thou him ? 
 Psal. 50. 19 . thou g. thy mouth to evil, thy tongue 
 80. 5 . thou 77 . them tears to drink in great measure 
 104. 28. that thou 77 . them, they gather 
 
 145.15. thou 77 . them their meat in due season 
 Prov. 2.t3. if thou 77 . thy voice, for understanding 
 
 6 . .35. nor rest content, though thou 77 . many gifts 
 Ezek. 3. 18. thou g. not warning, to save his lite 
 16. 33 . but thou 77 . thy gifts to all thy lovers 
 34 . in that thou g. a reward, and none is given 
 1 Cor. 14. 17 . for thou verily g. thanks well 
 GIVEill. 
 
 Exod. 16. 29. he 77 . you on sixth day bread of two 
 20. 12. thy days may be long in the land which L. 
 
 thy God 17 . thee, Deut. 4. 40. I 5. 16. I 25. 15. 
 25.2. every man that 77. it willingly with his heaJ t 
 Lev. 27 . 9 . all that any man 77 . of such shall be holy 
 Detit. 2. 29 . into the land which the Lord our God 
 77 . thee, 4. 1, 21.1 11. 17,31.1 12. 1, 10.1 15. 4, 
 7 . I 16 . 20 .1 17 . 14. I 18 . 9 .1 19. 1, 2 , 10 , 14. I 
 21. 1, 23.1 24. 4.1 26. 1, 2.1 27. 2, 3.1 28. 8. 
 
 Josh. 1. 11, 15. 
 
 8. 18. it is he tliat g. thee power to get wealth 
 
 9 . 6 . God 77 . not this laud for thy righteousness 
 
 12. 10. when he 77 . you rest from enemies, 25. 19. 
 
 13. 1 . if a prophet 77 . thee a sign or a woiuler 
 16.5. in thy gates which Lord 77 . thee, 18.1 17 . 2. 
 
 2 Ham. 22.148. it is God 77 . avengement tor me, and 
 bringeth down people under me, Psal. 18. + 47. 
 
 1 Kings 17 . t 14 . till the day the Ld. g. rain on earth 
 Job 5 . 10 . who 77. rain upon the earth and field 
 
 33 . 13. he 77 . no account of any of his ways 
 
 34. 29 . when he g. quietness |1 35.10. who 77 . songs 
 
 36. 6 . but g. right to the poor 1| 31. he g. meat 
 Psal. 18. 50. great deliverance 77 . he to his king 
 
 37. 21 . but the righteous sheweth mercy and 77. 
 
 68 . .35. the God of Israel is he that 77 . strength 
 119 . 130. the entrance of thy words g. light 
 127 . 2 . for so he g. his beloved sleep 
 
 1.36. 25. who g. food to all flesh, 146. 7.1 147. 9. 
 144.10. 77 . :-alvation to kings |! 147. 16. he g. snow 
 Prov. 2 . 6 . the Lord g. wisdoih out of his mouth 
 
 3 . 34. he g. grace to the lowly. Jam. 4. 6 .1 Pet. 5.5. 
 
 13.15. good understanding g. favour 
 
 21 . 26. the righteous 77 . and spareth not, 22. 9. 
 
 28 . 27 . he that 77. to the poor shall not lack 
 
 Eccl. 2. 26. God 77 . to a man that is good, wisrlom 
 and knowledge, but to sinner he 77 . travel 
 6. 2. yet God g. him not power to eat thereof 
 Jsa. 40. 29 . he 77 . power to the faint || 42. 5. 77 . breath 
 Jer. 5. 24. g. rain H 31. .35. g. the sun for a light 
 
 22 . 13. woe to him that g. him not for his work 
 Juim. 3. .30. he 77 . his cheek to him that smitethbim 
 Dan. 2. 21. he. 9 . wisdom to the wise, and knowledge 
 
 4. 17 . and g. it to whomsoever he will, 25, .32. 
 
 Jlos. 10. 1 1. a vine emptying the fruit w hich it g. 
 
 1 Jab. 2. 15. woe to him that g. his neighbour drink 
 Mat. 5. 15. it 77 . light to all that are in the house 
 John .3. 34. God 77 . not the Spirit by measure to him 
 
 6 . 32. but my Father 77 . you the true bread 
 
 .3.3. who cometh tlown and g. life to the w orld 
 .• 57 . all that the I'ather 77 . me shall come to me 
 
 lo. 11. the irood shephenl g. his life for the sheep 
 
 14. 27 . not as the worhl g. give I unto you 
 ylcts 17 . 2 . 5 . he g. to all life, breath, and all things 
 Rom. 12. 8. he that g. let him do it with simplicity 
 
 14. 6 . he eateth to the Lord, for he 77 . God thanks 
 VCor. .3. 7 . but (iod that 77 . tlie increase 
 
 7 . .‘18. he that 77 . her in marriage doth well 
 
 15. 38. God 77 . it a body as it hath pleased him 
 57 . but thanks be to (iod who 77. us the victory 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. the letter killeth, but the Spirit 77 . life 
 1 Tim. 0. 17 . who 77 . us richly all things to enjoy 
 Jam. 1. 5. ask of God. that g. to all nien liberally 
 
 4 . 6 . luore ffrace,(TO(i < 7 . izrace to the lujiiihle 
 1 Pet. A. 11 . let liiin do it as of the ability that God 
 Rev. 22. 5. for the I.ord (iod g. them light 
 GIVING. 
 
 Deut. 10. 18. he loveth (lie stranger in 77 . him food 
 "1 17 . l>y g. Iiini a double portion of all he hath 
 Ruth 1. 6 . l ord visited his people in 77 . them bread 
 1 Kings 5. 9. shalt accompli.-,h iny desire, in 77 . too<l 
 o Chr. 6 . 2.3. by g. him acconlim; to righteousness 
 '.Tub 11.20. their hope be as the a. uj) of the ghost 
 Mat. 21. .38. were marrying and 77. in marriage 
 Acts 8. 9 . <>■ out that himself was some great one 
 " 15 . 8 . 77 . (hern the Holy Ghost, as he did to us 
 Rom. 4. CO. was strong in faith, 77. glory to God 
 
 9 . 4. the 77 . ot the law, and the service ot God 
 
GLA 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 7. tliinp's q. sound || 10 . at thy g. of thanks 
 
 2 t t>. no offence in any thin:.', ministry not 
 1 hil. 4.15. concerning 17 . and receiving, but ye only 
 1 hm.4. 1./7-lieed to seducing spirits and doctrines 
 
 1 ret. .1.7. g. honour to the wife as to weaker vessel 
 
 2 l^et. 1. 5. g. all diligence, add to faith virtue 
 Judel. g. themselves over to fornication 
 
 dee 1 HANKS. 
 
 (Jf.AI). 
 
 Exod. 4.14. when he seeth thee, he will be g. in heart 
 Judg. IB. iiO. and the priest’s heart was g. 
 
 1 dam. 11 . y. and the men of.labesh werej/. 
 
 1 hingsXS. 06. Israel went to tents//. 2 Vhron 7 10 
 II «• 15. the city Shushan was//; 
 
 tile grave 
 
 22 . 19 . righteous see it and meg. Psa/ 0 l 10 
 
 ’fl- .therefore my heart is//, glory lejoitxdh 
 21 . 0 . thou hast made hiin//. with thy countenance 
 31, 2. the humble shall hear and be {/. 611. 32. 
 ar'them be ^r. that favour my righteous cause 
 4o. B. whereby they have made thee//. 
 
 46. 4. the streams shall make the city of God 
 07 . 4. let the nations be^/. and sing for joy 
 90.15. make uS//. 1192. 4. thou T.. hast made me g. 
 
 ^ isles be//. || B. /ion heard, and was//. 
 
 ■ I- }^- 'f'."?® that niaketh g. the heart of man 
 1 , 4 ’ L"". ">'hel.ord||l(i5.;JB. I'.gyit waSi/. 
 
 . «re they g. because they be cpiiet 
 
 liy. /4. they that fear thee will be//, when 
 to?'.?' 1 "hen they said tome, let us go 
 
 126. . 1 . done great things for us, whereof we are g 
 »">se son maketh a //. father, 15. 20 
 12 . 25. but a good word niaketh it //. 
 
 t'alamities, not be unpimished 
 
 23. 25. tliy father and thy mother shall be g. 
 
 24. I'?, let not thy heart be g. when he stumbletli 
 
 27 . 11. rny son, be wise, and make my heart// 
 Ecc/. 10. t 19. and wine maketh.c?. the life 
 Jsa. .35. 1. the wilderness shall beg. for them 
 
 them, and shewed them 
 
 Jer. 20.15. a child is born, making him ver\'«. 
 ot). 11. because ye were g. () ye destroyers 
 that thou hast done it 
 Z3. then was the king exceeding//. 
 
 ./ie.i. 7 . 3. they make the king 4 /. with their wickedn. 
 Jonah 4. 6 . Jonah was//, because of the gouid 
 tlieirchildren sliall see it and be g. 
 Marki 4 .\l. were//, and promised money ,/,«/(■«"2 5 
 Euke ] 19., 1 am sent to shew thee these-V. tidings 
 ?r 1 -shewing the g. tidings of the kingdom 
 It should make merry and heg 
 
 J////W B. 50. Abraham saw my day and was g ^ 
 ^o'^' SHl'-esthat 1 was not there 
 i aV’F' when -lad seen the grace of G. he wasc/. 
 13. 48. the Gentiles heard this, they w'ere a ^ 
 Evm. 10 19 ^ 1 am//, therefore on your behalf 
 
 2 rZ' 00 ^^ 'i the coming of Stephanas 
 
 IQ he then that maketh me>. J- 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 13 Ins glory revealed, ye may be g. alsd 
 A r .1 , A JJ joined with r^/of'ce. 
 
 ^ heavens be g. and let the 
 
 0 2 ^ re'gneth, l\al. yO. 11 . 
 
 ^ sal, j 2 . I \yiil bei 7 . and rejoice in thee 
 14 . 7 . .lacob shall rejoice, Israel shall beg. 53. 0. 
 Qo 111 "'' he //. and rejoice in fhy mercy 
 ififi rdotce, ye righteous, 08 . 3 . 
 
 ^). 16. that seek thee, beg. and rejoice, 70 . 4 . 
 on Vi' n rejoice, daughters of Judah be g. 
 
 ? A oi fid and m'/n'ceall our days 
 
 CW we "Will rej. and be//, in it 
 
 rf o;?'n' he/ 7 , and rejoice mthee 
 
 05 ‘ Th' o.'nT''' ' he//, in his salvation 
 
 VO. 18 . but be you g. and rejoice tor ever 
 
 Zi’ " ‘‘h lerpalem, and be g. with her 
 ]Z7ohi ZT'Z he i/ 0 daughter of Edom 
 ^ land, be£/. and rejoice 
 
 Hah 1 i^ion, and m'yiccinlord 
 
 q' 1 a ' therefore they rejoice and are g. 
 
 O daughter of Jerusalem 
 
 GLO 
 
 Jer. 31. 7 . sing with //. for Jacob, shout among nations 
 33. 11, there shall be heanl a voice ot jov and //, 
 48. 33 . joy and g. taken from the plenti'ful field 
 Joel \. 16. joy and g. from the house of our God 
 Zee//. 8. 19. sliall he to house of Judati joy and g. 
 Mark 4. 16. who immediately receive it wifti g. 
 Euke 1. 14. shalt have joy and g. and many rejoice 
 JJeti Q. 46. did eat their meat with g. of iieart 
 12. 14. she opened not the gate for g. hut ran 
 
 14. 17 . filling our liearts with food and g. 
 
 Phil. 2. 29 . receive him in the Lord with all g 
 
 , GI,/'.SS. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 12. for now we see through a g. darkly 
 ‘Z Cor. 3. 18 . w ith open face, beholding as in a // 
 .lam. 1.23. a man heholding his natural face in a//. 
 Pet. 4. 6. tliere was a sea of g. like unto crystal 
 
 15. 2. and 1 saw a sea of//, mine-led with lire 
 21.18. the city was //ure gold, like clear g. 21. 
 
 LASSES. 
 
 Isa. 3.23. the Lord will take aw-ay the g. and vails 
 dee J.ooKiNC. 
 
 ^ GI.EAJSJ. 
 
 J.ev. \< 3 . 10. thou sIialtnot/ 7 . vineyard, Heut. 24 
 Jinih 2. 2. let me now go to the lield and g. ears 
 Jer. 6. 9. they shall thoroughly g. the remnant 
 G LI ’.A fi I 'lJ. 
 
 Jvdg. 1. + 7 . kings g. flieir meat under my table 
 20. 45. and tliey g. of them in tlie liigh-ways 
 liuth 2. 3. she came and g. after the reapers 
 (iLLAMNti.S. 
 
 IjCv. 19. 9. not gather the g. of harvest, 23. 22 
 Jndg. 8. 2. is not the g. of the grapes of 1 phraim ’ 
 ■ 7 ,?' IL 5-yet//, grapes shall be left in it as shaking 
 24. 1.,. as tlie a. grapes w-hen vintage is done 
 .ler. 4^. 9. would tliey not leave some g. ! Ohad. 15. 
 Mic. 7 . 1. 1 am as the grape g. of the vintage 
 GLLDL. 
 
 • j Y* ui jeiubaicii 
 
 J /'o'oTr' great is vour reward 
 
 ^ev IQ^ 7 ’ b^^ rejoice, my'tongue was g. 
 
 Eev. 19 . 7 . be g. and mo/re the marriage is come 
 
 heard him g. 
 
 i;; H' A ® fpeople heard Christ g. 
 nZV ”^^ 1 ' ^hat (/. received tlie w'ord were bantized 
 z}'oZ\ ^ **'$ bretliren received us g. 
 
 ■ ^^-J'e sutler tools//, seeing ye arewdse 
 1^9. most//, therefore will I ratlief glory 
 
 lo. i will very spend and be S])ent for you 
 ■AT A.A A ■ ('LADIc'ESS. 
 
 I)eZ' on'l?' of vour//. ye shall Mow 
 
 Hent. 28. 47. servedst not the Lord with//. of heart 
 
 \o CO : Fi' strength amt g. are in Ids plac^c 
 
 29 . 22. and did eat and drink that day witli great g 
 
 praises witlO/ 
 
 oA'i’Jf'nfeast of unleavened bread with g. 
 
 Nef 8 7^ J- 
 
 10 7 -.’ V' was very great//. 
 
 A'/'/'o keep the cfecfication with//. 
 
 i^j/zV 4 * 7 feasting and g. 18.19. 
 
 30. 11. and thou liast girded me with g. 
 
 a r 't the g. of my jov 
 
 ^'^^’“ted thee with oil of//. Jleh. 1 9 
 15. with //. aiifl rejoicing sliall they be brought 
 PI. 8 . make me to bear joy and g. that the hones 
 
 ii.n o' ’s sown for the upright in heart 
 
 inr AQ^u*^'with g. come with singing 
 lok brought forth his chosen with g. ^ 
 
 PrZ, ‘'lo on in the//, of thy nation 
 
 ’H®.bope of the righteous shall he g. 
 in the day of the.//, of his heart 
 Jsa. 16.10. joy and g. is taken away out of the field 
 V' 00 I if’,”*'*> joy and g. slaying oxen 
 
 45. 10. they shall obtain loy and g. 51. 11 
 £;‘ 7 ' 4 ?^ and//, shall be found therein 
 Jer. 7 . 34. cease voice of mirth and g. 16. 9. 1 25. 10. 
 
 A ^ 
 
 Heut. 14.13. ye shall not eat the g. kite, vulture 
 G LIS'l'Elt 11^; G. 
 
 1C/now. 29. 2. now 1 have prepared g. stones 
 Joh ZV. Zo. file g. sword cometh out of his gall 
 Euke 9. 29 . and his raiment was wdiite and a 
 GI.I'JTEH, ilSG. 
 
 ^ sword I will render 
 
 Job 39 . 2.5. ti}e g. spear rattleth afiaiiist liim 
 Ezek.Zl. 10. it is furbished that it may g. 
 
 28. It IS furbished to consume, because of the g 
 Pah. 3. .3. tlie liorseman liltetli up the .//. spear 
 Hah. 3.11. tiiey went at the sliiinng of thy g . snear 
 ^ , GEtJOMlIvES.S. 
 
 Joel 2. 2. a day of daikness and < 7 . Zevh. 1 . 15 
 ^ . . GLORIFY, 
 
 lo gloriry, signifies to make glorious, Horn 8 
 ''' ‘‘P”; i'p justified, them he also glorified’ 
 Jhi/s Uod glorifies the elect, by adorning them 
 Kith gtjls and graces in this world, and by 
 bringing them to the full possession (f glory and 
 ble.^sedness i-n the other world. When man is 
 said to glorify Uod, it is not to he imderstood 
 as ij he could add any thing to God's essential 
 glory ; but we may be said to glorify God 
 when we acknowledge him to he glorious, and 
 ascribe to him the glory of every excellency 
 whether of nature or grace, and covj'ess that he 
 IS worthy to receive honour, glory, might, and 
 majesty. Rev. 4. 11. When we confess that all 
 the glory, gifts, and dignity which we have above 
 7c «'■« vn'cn us of God, 1 Chron. 29. 11 
 
 1*. 11 hen ve me willing to abase t.urselves in 
 
 the acknowledgment of our own vileness, that 
 Uod may be magnified in any of his attributes 
 ‘’J.o^dinances by u, Jer. 1.3. 16. ]\Ial. 2. 2. 
 iVhen we believe God's promises, and wait for 
 the performance of them, though we see no means 
 /f/r their accumphshmenty Kom. 4 . 2o 
 When we publicly acknowledge true religion, or 
 any special truth of God, when it is generally 
 
 1 ret. 4. 16. When on the sabbath we devote 
 ourselves only to the service of God, Isa 58 13 
 When we gi ve thanks to God for benefits, or de¬ 
 liverances, Psal. 11.3. 4. Luke 17 . 18. ihcn we 
 love, praise, admire, and esteem Christ above all, 
 joiin 1. 14. j 11. 4, ^ 
 
 God the father is glorified in Christ the Mediator 
 by hts obedience unto death, and thereby consum¬ 
 mating the work of man's redemption, which 
 tends so much to the advancement of the justice 
 wisdimi, ■mercy, and holiness of God: but Christ 
 the ion IS glorified of the f ather, as Umching his 
 human nature, by sustaining it against the gates 
 oj hell in hts agony and passion on the cross • 
 by manifestly owning him to he his Son; by en¬ 
 abling him to triumph over his and his people's 
 efiemies, m hts ■resurrection, ascension, and ex¬ 
 altation to his father's right hand. Jolm 17 1 
 
 glorify th °e‘^^ 
 
 n'‘ seed of Jacob,//, him and fear 
 ! ■ o^’ II thee, and thou shalt g. me 
 
 ! io .‘' i P'' O- fhy name 
 
 7 'r- wfd g- thy name for evermoie 
 cZ a'J-'- w'-eretore g. ye the Lord in the fires 
 *5. 3. tliererore shall the stioiig people g. fliee 
 t/O. / and I will g. the house of mv glory 
 
 i^n’ ^ 'HP‘^iP'.>’- ' will alio.//; them 
 
 I J 'h lo- I'^tber which is in heaven 
 
 ‘I’y, name; 1 will//, it 
 ?ri also^. lam in himsclt* 
 
 lo. 14. shall g. me ; for he shall receive of mine 
 1/. 1. tliy Son, that thy Son also may g. thee 
 o. Gow, O hatlier, g. me with thine own seif 
 jV’ J'-Jv®'"nifying by what death he should^. God 
 Jk/ot 1 .) 6. ye may with one mind and m(^ufhc/. God 
 9. Piaf the (^entiles might.//. Go/i for his mercy 
 c n ' fi' 'Z' V.- "? ^nd spirit which are God’s 
 
 7 n’: o' '’^d for your professe/i suhieefion 
 fr' V I'i 'nay/7. God in the day of visitation 
 4. lO. biit let him g. God on this belialf 
 i\.cv, lo. 4. who shall not tear thee, and g. thy name ? 
 
 G r.O R lEl El). 
 
 Lev. 10. 3. before all the people I will be g. 
 
 GLO 
 
 I'f • ^ 9 - ‘"'St increased nation, thou art g. 
 
 44. 23. for the Lon hath g. himself in Israel 
 49. art my servant, (J fsr. in whom I will be// 
 
 fZ oi ‘/P -^1 1 ®'’- thee, 60. <f.' 
 
 m. 21 the work ot my hands, that I may be // 
 
 01. 3. file plantingot the Jx/rd that he might be tr 
 
 t^. o. your biethreii said, let the Wd lie// 
 
 * "'** * 1 "^ niidstof fiie'e 
 
 .19. 1.3. be a renown m the day that J shall be g. 
 IJan.o. 2.3. and the (/od in w liose hand iliy breath 
 
 i'' i " '*‘nn not g. 
 
 At ^ wil fake p easiire m it, and be g. 
 
 Mat.^ 8 . marvelleu, MiCig.G.MarkZ. \Z.Luke5.Z6 
 Jo. .11. and they//, the (lod ot Israel 
 
 ~ *n synagogues, being//, of all 
 
 1 . 10 . there came fear on all, and they g (iod 
 
 13. 13. am she was made straight, and//. God 
 
 h . 15. the leper//. (,od ||23. 47. the centurion g G 
 ffy J-'l ?/' ^-’,‘'''*^ 0 ’ because .1 esus notg'. 
 
 ^might be g. thereby 
 "ben Jes. was //. flieii rememlierecJ ther 
 23. the hour is come the Non of man should be g. 
 i 7 ? 'o, baveU/th//. if, and will glorify it again 
 l.C 31. now IS the Son ot man g. (iocl is g in him 
 
 I’lM' hHorif; hiir 
 
 14. 13. that the l ather may be g. in the .Non 
 lo. 8 . lierein is my lather g. that ye bear fruit 
 ]/. 4. I have//, thee on earth, 1 have finished 
 
 10. and thine are mine, and I am g. in fliem 
 Acts 3. 13. the (zod ot our fatliers liath g. his Son 
 4. 21. torall men 5 -. God for what was done 
 U' ip l?fl‘l'beir iieace and g. God, saying 
 I?- P'? ‘ fi- word of Lori 
 
 *1. A), fboy ot Jerusalem g. the Lord, and said 
 n T- ^ knew (,od, tliey//. him not as God 
 
 8 . 1 /. It w e sutler with him, that we may be also// 
 30. and whom he justified, them he also g. 
 
 fl’oy V- God in me 
 
 “ 10 /|- be shall tome to be//.in saints 
 
 12 . tnat the name ot Jesus may be g. in you 
 3. 1 . that the w ord of tlie Lord may I/e g 
 Heb.k). 5. so Christ// voi himself to be liigb-priest 
 ' ■' Jf • <Jod m ah thingsniay beg. thro’ Jesiy 
 14. IS evil spoken ot, but on your part he is g. 
 
 Pev. 18. /. how much she hath g. herself 
 
 GLOltlElEI Jl, I>sG. 
 
 Psal. 50. 2.3. whoso ollereth praise g. me 
 Euke 2. 20 . the shepherds returned, //. Cfod 
 5. 25. he dej/arteil to his own house, g. God 
 18. 43. the blind man followed him, g. Gcid 
 • GLORY 
 
 Ij tbken for -worldly splendimr and magnificence, 
 tehicU make kings glorious before men, Ajat. 0 ‘'0 
 Solomon in all bis glory, in all his Iwtre, and in 
 ^'^bhest ornaments, was iwt so heautijul as a 
 I tily. Ihus riche.'-, authority, sumptuous buildings 
 and garments, which men are ready to prat.se, and 
 I unun make their possessors glorious bfjwre men 
 ' called in^criptvre g.\oxy, 10 . When 
 
 the glory of hi.s house is increased. L\y L-lory ts 
 meant the tongue^ uhtch m that pecitliar excel- 
 lency, wherein chiefly, except rea.um, man sur¬ 
 passes all other creatures. Psal. 16. 9. My heart 
 IS g ad, and my glory rejoiceth; My tongue 
 fneaks out into holy bt a. tings and praises, io in 
 Psal. 1(8. 1. I will sing and give praise, even 
 with my glory. I be glory of the king of As- 
 syriOy IS his splendid princeSy brave captains 
 valiant commanders, and powerful armies, which 
 would make a gallant shew, and wherein he would 
 glory, and boast exceedingly. Isa. 8 . 7 . llie lord 
 bringeth upon them the king of Assyria, and all 
 his glory. Glory is put Jor the ark of the cove- 
 txfit, which was a glorious type and assurance cf 
 (jod s picsence, and the great sajeguard and orna¬ 
 ment of Israel, which they could glory in above 
 all other nations. 1 8 am. 4. 21. The glory is de¬ 
 parted from Israel. Rom. 9. 4 . To whom per- 
 taineth the glory. * 
 
 Glory is put for the church, which Gcd makes glo¬ 
 rious, not only in his oun eyes, but eien in the 
 eye.s of the world. Isa. 4. 5. Lpon all the glory 
 Sliall be a defence : upon all holy as.sembhes of 
 sincere Lhrisitan.\, It ts put J'or grace, 2 Cor 3 
 18. We are changed into the saine image, from 
 glory to glory ; growing from one degiee of glo¬ 
 rious grace to another, till it come to its perjecth-n 
 in eternal glory. The apostle calls man the image 
 and glory of God, and for this reason he ouMit 
 not lo cover his head ; that is, iinee God w,mld 
 have the male sex to be a kind of representation 
 oJ hi.s glory, majesty, and pouer, a man ought not 
 by lading his Jacc, wherein these things are most 
 con.ptcuons, to conceal the glory cf God .'•hininn 
 in him. David calls God his {/lory, Psal 3 .3 
 J hou art my glory ; thou art the Author of 
 that royal dignity to which 1 am advanced; or, 
 thou art the matter of my glorying, thou hast 
 formerly given, and wilt further give, me occasion 
 <f glorying or boa.sting of thy pou er and favour to 
 me. Glory is taken for the unspeakable blessed- 
 we.'j, j(p, and felicity of the saints in heaven. 
 
 1 sal. /.3. 24. J hoii shalt guide me with thy 
 ccicinsel, and atterwaj'ds receive me to glory. 
 God promises to be to bis church a wall of tire 
 round about, and the glory in the midst, Zech. 
 
 5. that he would protect hts church, and 
 that his prespice and power should make het 
 Morions. It is put for the presence of God, Psal. 
 
 l\ hen the Israelites for.sookc God in the wiideiness, 
 they changed their gloiy into the similitude of au 
 ox that eateth grass, P.sal. 100. 20. I I.ey c hanged 
 their glory ; that i.r, their God, ::ho ua.s indeed 
 their glory, into the golden image of an ox or 
 ' loshua speaking to /Vchaii say.^j (jive glory 
 to C’Od, Jos/i. 7. 19. Confers the truth, and 
 ascribe unto (,od the glory of bis omniscience in 
 knowing thy sin, and of his justice in punishina 
 thee according to thy dc-ert. U hen God th. ught 
 fit to call his servant IMoses to himself, he di¬ 
 rected htin to go up to mount Abariin, and die 
 
GLO 
 
 GLO 
 
 GLO 
 
 there, .'Jum. 27. 12, &c. IMoses hereupon de¬ 
 sired of God that he loouldprovide a man loho should 
 be set over the 7nultitude. The Lord therefore com¬ 
 manded him to take Joshua, the son of N un, say¬ 
 ing, He is a man who is tilled with the -Spirit, lay 
 thine hand upon him, and give him a charge in 
 the presence of the multitude, and put some oj 
 thine honour, in Hebrew, of thy glory or splendour, 
 upon him. ihe question ts, what glory this was, 
 which Moses communicated to Joshua. Onkelos, 
 and some of the Habbins, are of opinion, that 
 Moses imparted to him some oJ that lustre which 
 appeared upon his countenance, after the conversa¬ 
 tion which he had been admitted to with God. 
 Moses, they say, shined like the sun, and Joshua 
 like the moon: this was a weak and borrowed 
 brightness. But it is to be understood of that 
 authority, and empire, whereof he stood in need 
 for the government of the people. IMoses laid his 
 hands on him, and by this ceremony appointed him 
 for his successor in the conduct of the Israelites : 
 he gave him his orders and instructions, that he 
 might acquit himselfwith honour in this employment. 
 The glory of God. jVloses earnestly begged of God 
 to shew him his glory. Kxod. 33. 18. 1 beseech 
 thee, shew me thy glory ; that is, the highest 
 manifestation of thy divine glory that I am 
 capable of; or that glorious shape, which, together 
 with an human voice, thou hast now assumed. 1 he 
 heavens declare the alory of God, Psal.\f>. 1. 
 The visible heavens afford matter and occasion, in 
 respect of their vast extent, glorious furniture, and 
 powerful influences, to acknowledge and admire 
 the glorious being, infinite power, wisdom, and 
 goodness of God. The glory of the Lord hath 
 filled the house of the Lord ; that is, the cloud, 
 which was an usual token of God's glorious pre¬ 
 sence, 1 Kinas 8. 11. Christ says to Martha, .Tohn 
 11. 40. If thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest 
 see the glory of tlod ; that is, an admirable in¬ 
 stance of the divine power, in raising thy dead 
 brother. The miracles which our iiaviour wrought, 
 manifested his glory, or his divine power, John 2. 
 
 11. I'he glory of the Lord shall be revealed, Isa. 
 40. 5. that is, the glorious power and goodness of 
 God shall be manifested in the deliverance of the 
 Jews from Babylon, but more especially in the 
 redemptionef all nations by our Lorc/.lesus Christ. 
 M'hether ye eat or drink, or whatsoever ye do, 
 do all to the glory of God, 1 Cor. 10. 31. that is, 
 let the glory and honcrur of God be habitually and 
 realty the chief end of all your actions. 
 
 Gen. 31.1. of our fathers hath he gotten all this g. 
 Exod. 28. 2. make garments for Aaron for g. 40. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. to make them inherit the throne of i/. 
 
 4. 21. the g. is departed from Israel, 22. 
 
 + 21. where is the g. ? there is no g. 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 5. house for I.ord must be of c. and fame 
 
 29.11. tliine is greatness, power, andjr. Mat. 6. 13. 
 Esth. 5. 11. Haman told of the g. of his riches 
 Job .39. 20. tlie g. of his nostrils is terrible 
 
 40. 10. and arra 3 'thyself with g. and beauty 
 Psal. 24. 7. and the King of < 7 . shall come m, 9. 
 
 10. who is this King off?. I the Cord is King 
 29. 3. the God of g. ihundereth. Lord on waters 
 49 . 16 . when the g. of his house is increased 
 73 . 24. thou shalt afterward receive me to g. 
 
 79. 9. help us, O God, for the g. of thy name 
 85. 9 . that g. may dwell in our land 
 89. 17 . for thou art the. <7. of their strength 
 106. 20. they changed their g. into similitude 
 145. 11. speak of the g. of thy kingdom 
 149. 5. let the saints be joyful in g. 
 
 Prov. 3. .35. the wise shall inherit 
 17 . 6. the g. of children are their fafhers 
 
 20. 29 . the g. of young men is their strength 
 25. t 6. set not out th^' g. in presence of the king 
 27 . so for men to search their own g. is not g. 
 
 28.12. when the righteous men rejoice there is g. 
 Isa.Q. 10. hicle tliee'forthe g. of his majesty, 19-21. 
 
 4. t 2. branch of the Lord shall be beauty and g. 
 
 5. for upon all the g. shall be a defence 
 
 5. + 13. and their g. are men of famine 
 
 14. their g. and pomp sliall descend unto it 
 
 10. 3. and where will ye leave your g. f 
 
 12. I will punish the g. of his liieh looks 
 18. and shall consume the g. of his forest 
 
 11. + 10. a root of Jesse, his rest shall be g. 
 
 13.19. Babylon the g. of kingd. shall be as ?odom 
 14. 18. all of them lie in g. each in his house 
 
 16. 14. the g. of Moab shall be contemned 
 
 17 . 3. they shall be as the y. of the children of Isr. 
 4. that the g. of Jacob shall be made thin 
 
 20. 5. they sliall be ashamed of F.gypt their 
 21.16. and all the g. of Kedarshall fail 
 
 22. 24. shall hang on him g. oNiis Father’s house 
 
 23. 9 . hath purposed to stain the pride of all g. 
 
 24. 16. we heard songs, even g. to the righteous 
 + 23. there shall be/?, before bis ancients 
 
 .35. 2. the g. of Lebanon shall be given to it 
 61. 6. in their g. ye shall boast yourselves 
 66. 11. be delighted with the abundance of her ^ 7 . 
 12. the g. of the Gentiles as a flowing stream 
 Jer. 2. 11. but my people have changed their g. 
 
 13.11. that they might be to me for a g. 
 
 18. shall come down, even the crown of your g. 
 Ezek. 20. 6. wliich is the g. of all lands, 15. 
 
 24. 25. when 1 take from them the joy of their g. 
 
 25. 9 . I will open the g. of the country 
 
 26. 2t). I shall set < 7 . in the land of the living 
 31. 18. to whom art thou thus like in g. ? 
 
 Dan. 2. . 37 . God hath given thee power and g. 7.14. 
 4.36. the ( 7 . of my kingdom returned to me 
 
 11. 39 . shall acknowledge, and increase with g. 
 llos. 4. 7 . I will change their g. into shame 
 
 9. n. as for Ephraim, their g. shall fly away 
 
 10. 5. the priests that rejoiced for the g. thereof 
 il/ic. 1. 15. he shall come to Adullam the ft. of Isr, 
 Eah. 2. 9. there is none end of the store and g. 
 Dab. 2. 16 . thou art filled with shame for g. 
 
 Dag. 2. .3. who saw this house, in her fu st a.T 
 
 7. 1 will fill this house with g. saith the Lord 
 
 Hag. 2. 9. < 7 . of this latter house greater than of form. 
 Zech. 2. 5. I will be the g. in the midst of her 
 
 8. after the o. hath he sent me to the nations 
 
 6. 13. he shall buihj temple, he shall bear the < 7 . 
 
 11. .3. tlieir g. is spoiled, a voice ot roaring ot lions 
 
 12. 7. g. of the house of David, g. ot .lerusalem 
 Mat. 4. 8. kingdoms of the world, and g. ot them 
 
 6. 2. sound trumpet, that they may have £7. ot men 
 
 16 . 27 . shall come in thef7. of his Father, Mark^.l^. 
 
 21, 30. they shall see the Son of Man coming with 
 power and great//. Mark 13. 26. Luke HI. Cl. 
 
 Luke 2. 14. saying, i7. to God in the highest, 19- -38. 
 32. light to Gentiles, and the/7, ot thy people Isr. 
 
 4. 6. all this power will I give thee, and the g. 
 
 9 . 31. who appeared in g. and spake ot his decease 
 John 17. 5. with the g. which I had with thee 
 
 22. the g. thou gavest me, I have given them 
 Acts 7 . 2. the God of g. ai^peared to our father 
 
 12 . 23. because he gave not God the g. 
 
 22. 11. when I could not see for the g. of light 
 Pom. 4. 20. was strong in faith, giving 77 . to God 
 
 6. 4. raised from the dead by the g. ot the Father 
 
 8. 18. are not worthy to be compared with the g. 
 
 9 . 4. to whom pertaineth the g. and covenants 
 
 23. which he had afore prepared unto y. 
 
 11. .36. of him are all things, to whom be g. for ever, 
 Gal. 1. 5. 2 'Tim. 4. 18. Deb. 1.3. 21. 1 Pet. 5.11. 
 16. 27 . to God only wise he g. 1 Tim. 1. 17. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 7. w'hich God hath ordained to our ^ 7 . 
 
 8. they would not have crucified the Lord ot g. 
 
 11. 7 . nut the woman is the g. of the man 
 
 15. if a woman have long hair, it is a g. to her 
 15. 4t). g. of celestial is one, the g. of the terre.strial 
 
 41. one g. of the sun, another g. of the moon 
 
 4.3. it is sown in dishonour, it is raised in g. 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 7 . for the g. of his countenance, which g. 
 
 9. if the ministration of condemnation be g. the 
 ministration of righteousness doth exceed in g. 
 
 10. had no g. by reason of the g. that excelleth 
 18. but we all are changed from g. to g. 
 
 4. 17 . worketh for us an eternal weight of g. 
 
 8. 19 . administered to us to the g. of the same Ld. 
 
 2.3. they are messengers, and the g. of Christ 
 P.plt. 1. 6. to the praise of the g. of his grace 
 
 17. the Father of/?. may give you the .Spirit 
 
 18. ye may know what is the riches of the g. 
 
 3. 13. my tribulations for you, which is your y. 
 
 21. to him be 77. in the church by Christ Jesus 
 Phil. 1.11. fruits, which are by Christ to g. of God 
 3. 19. and whose g. is in their shame 
 4. 19 . according to his riches in g. by Christ 
 20. now to God and our Fatlier be g. tor ever 
 Col. 1. 27 . what is the riches of the g. ot this mys¬ 
 tery, which is ( hrist in you the hope of/?. 
 3. 4. then shall ye appear with him in g. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 6. nor of men sought we g. nor of you 
 
 12. who hath called you to his kingdom and/ 7 . 
 
 20 . for ye are our g. and joy 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 9 . punished from the g. of his power 
 
 2. 14. to the obtaining of the g. of our Lord 
 
 1 'Tim. 3. 16. seen of angels, received up into g. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 10. salvation in Christ, wdth eternal g. 
 Deb. 2. 10. in bringing many sons to g. to make 
 
 3. 3. this man was counted worthy of more g. 
 
 9 . 5 . over it the cherubims of < 7 . shadowing 
 jam. 2.1. the faith of our Lord Jesus, the Lord of/ 7 . 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 8. rejoice with joy unspeakable, full of/7. 
 
 11. it testified the g. that should follow 
 
 21. that God raised him up, and gave him . 77 . 
 
 24. and all the g. of n\an, as the flower ot grass 
 
 2. 20. for what g. is it, if when ye be buffeted t 
 
 4. 14. the Spirit of .< 7 . and of God resteth on you 
 
 5. 1. a partaker of the g. that shall be revealed 
 
 10. hath called us to eternal g. by Christ Jesus 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 3. that hath called us to g. and virtue 
 17 . came such a voice to him from excellent g. 
 
 3. 18. to him be 77 . both now and ever. Rev. 1. 6. 
 .fude 25. to the only wise God our Saviour be g. 
 Rev. 4. 11. thou art worthy to receive g. 5. 12. 
 
 7 . 12. blessing and g. and wisdom be to our God 
 
 11.13. remnant were affrighterl, and gave g. to God 
 
 See Crown, Honour, Vain. 
 
 G ive G LO RV. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 19. my son, give g. to the God of Israel 
 1 Sam. 6 . 5. ye shall //ire g. to the God of Israel 
 1 Chron. 16. 28. give to the Lord g. give to Lord g. 
 
 and strength, 29 . Psal. 29.1,2.1 96.7,8. Jer. 13.16. 
 P.ial. 84. iL the I.ord will give grace and 77 . 
 
 115. 1. not to us, but to thy name give the g. 
 
 Jsa. 42. 12. let them give g. unto the I.ord 
 Mai. 2. 2. if ye will'not lay it to heart to give g. 
 Luke 17 . 18. tliat returned Xogive g. to God 
 Rev. 4. 9 . when those beasts give g. and honour 
 
 14. 7 . fear God, and give g. to him, worship him 
 
 16. 9. were scorched, and repented not to give g. 
 
 GLORY of God. 
 
 Psal. 19. 1. the heavens declare the g. of God 
 Prov. 25.2. it is the g. of Crod to conceal a thing 
 E.zek. 8. 4. the g. < 7 /the God oi Israel was there 
 
 9. .3. the g. of God was gone up from the cherub 
 
 10. 19 . the g. of God was over them above, 11. 22. 
 
 4.3. 2. the 77 . of God cttme from the way of the east 
 John 11.4. this sickness is for the 77 . of God 
 
 40. if believe, thou shouldest see the g. of God 
 Acts~.55. Stephen looked up and saw the/f. of God 
 Rom. .3.23. all sinne7l and come short of the g. of God 
 5. 2. we rejoice in hope of the g. of Gcd 
 
 15. 7. as Christ also received us to the //. of God 
 
 1 C’77r. 10. 31. ye eat or drink, do all to the//, of G. 
 11.7. for a man is the image and 77 . of God 
 
 2 Cor. 1.20. promises in him yea and amen, to. 77 . 77 / 0 . 
 4. 6. the light of the knowledge of the//, of God 
 
 15. thanksgiving of many redound to g. of God 
 Phil. 1.11. which are by Christ to the//, of God 
 2. 11. confess that .lesus is Lord to the .77. of God 
 Rev. 15 . 8 . temple filled with smoke from 77. of God 
 21. 11. the holy .lerusalem, havingthe//. of God 
 23. no need oV the sun. g. of God did lighten it 
 
 7/7 /glory. 
 
 Dent. 5. 24. the I.ord ourG. hath shewed us his g. 
 .3.3. 17 . his g. like the firstling of a bullock 
 1 Chr. 16.24 declare his a. among heath. Ps. 96.3. 
 
 Psal. 21. 5. his g. is great in thy saU-ation 
 29. 9. in his temple doth every one speak of his g. 
 49 . 17 . his g. shall not descend after him 
 
 2. 19. let the whole earth be filled with Ins g. 
 
 78. 61. delivered his g. into the enemies’ hand 
 80. 44. thou hast made his g. to cease 
 
 . 6. and all the people see his g. 
 
 102. 16. when L. build /ion, shall appear in hisg, 
 11.3.4. and hii g^'Aheve the heavens, 148. 1.3. 
 
 Prov. 19. 11. it is his //. to pass over transgression 
 Isa. 3. 8. to provoke the eyes of his g. 
 
 6. 3. one (Tied, the w hole earth is full of his g. 
 
 8 . 7 . the king of Assyria and his g. shall come up 
 10. 16. under his g. he shall kindle a burning 
 
 59. 19 . shall fear his g. from rising of the sun 
 
 60 . 2. and his g. shall be seen upon thee 
 
 Jer. 22. 18. not lament, saying, ah lord, or ah hisg. 
 Ezek. 43. 2. and the earth shined with his g. 
 
 Dan. 5. 20. and they took his g. from him 
 Hah. .3. .3. God came, his g. covered the heavens 
 Mat. 6. 29 . Solomon in all his g. Luke 12. 27- 
 19 .28. Son of man shall sit in his g. Luke 9. 25 
 Luke 9. 32. wlien they were awake, they saw hisg. 
 24. 26. to have suffered, and to enter into his g. 
 John 1.14. w'e beheld hisg. the glory as of the mly 
 2.11. thus ilid Jesus, and manifested forth hi: g. 
 
 7 .18. but he thatseeketh his g. that sent him 
 12.41. these things said Fsaias, w hen he saw n.: g. 
 
 7t(77??.3.7.hath abounded through my lie unto hivg. 
 
 9 . 23. might make knowm the riches of his g. 
 
 Fph. 1. 12. should be to the praise of his g. 14. 
 
 .3. 16. grant you according to the riches of/iw/?. 
 Heb. 1. 3. who being the brightness of hisg. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 1.3. that when his g. shall be re' ealed 
 Jude 2k. present you before the presence of hisg. 
 Rev. 18.1. the earth was lightened with his g. 
 
 My GLGHY. 
 
 Gen. 45. 13. tell my father of all my g. in Egypt 
 Exod. 29 . 4.3. tabernacle shall be sanctified by my g. 
 .3.3. 22. while my g. passeth by, I will put thee 
 Num. 14. 22. those men which have seen my g. 
 
 Job 19 . 9. he hath stript me of my g. and taken 
 29 . 20. 7 t:y f/. was fresh in me, my bow renewed 
 Psal. .3. 3. thou art my g. and lifter up of my head 
 4. 2. how long w'ill ve turn my g. into shame ? 
 
 16. 9 . my g. rejoiceth \\ .30. 12._ my //. may sing 
 
 57 . 8. aw'ake ui? my g. |l 62. 7- in God is 7ny g. 
 
 108. 1. 1 will sing and give praise with my g. 
 
 Isa. 42.8. my g. will I not give to another, 48. 11. 
 4 . 3 . 7 . for 1 have created him for my g. 
 
 -16.13. 1 will place salvation for Israel, my g. 
 
 60. 7 . I will glorify the house of 7ny g. 
 
 66.18. and they shall come and see my g. 
 
 19 . have not seen myg. they shall declare my g. 
 Ezek. 39 . 21. I will set my g. among the heathen 
 Mic. 2. 9. from children have ye taken away my g. 
 John 8. 50. and 1 seek not 7nine own g. one seeks 
 
 17 . 24. be with me, that they may behold my g, 
 
 GLORY of the Lord. 
 
 Exod. 16 . 7. in morning ye shall see g. of ihe Lord 
 10. the g. of the l ord appeared in the cloud, Lev. 
 
 9. 23. Num. 14. 10.1 16. 19, 42.1 20. 6. 
 24. 16. the g. of the Lord abode on mount Sinai 
 
 17 . the 77 . of the Lord was like devouring fire 
 40. .34. the g. of the Lord tilleil the tabernacle, .35. 
 
 Lev. 9 . 6. the g. of the I.ord shall appear unto you 
 Num. 14. 21. earth shall be filled with/7. oJ the Lord 
 
 1 Kings 8. 11. tlie g. of the Lord filled the house, 
 
 2 Chr. 5.14.17-1,2, .3. Ezek. 4.3. 5. I 44. 4. 
 Ps.10k. 31. the g. of the Lord shall endure tor ever 
 138. 5. for great is the g. of the Loid 
 La. .35. 2. they shall see tlie g. of the Lord 
 40. 5. and the ff. of the ford shall be revealeri 
 
 58. 8. the g. of the shall be thy rerewv.rd 
 
 60. 1. and'lhe g. of the Lord is risen upon tli^ee 
 
 L’seT. 1 . 28 . appearance of the likeness ot 77 . ej Lord 
 
 3. 12. blessed be the g. of the Lord trom hrs place 
 23. and behold, the g. of the Lord stood there 
 
 10. 4. the g. of the Lord went up trom the cherub 
 
 18. ^. of the Lord departerl from the threshold 
 
 11. 23. the g. of the Lord went up trom the city 
 
 4.3. 4. the 77 . of the LorJ came into the house 
 Dab. 2. U.'fiired with knowledge of/7, of the Lord 
 Luke 2. 9. //. of the Lord shone round about them 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 18. beholding as in a glass/?, of the Lord 
 
 Thy GLORY. 
 
 Exod. .33.18. he said, 1 beseech thee shew me thyg. 
 Psal. 8. 1. who hast set thy g. above the heavens 
 45. 3. gird thy sword on ihy thigh with thy g. 
 
 57 . 5. let thy g. be above all the earth, 11.1 108. 5. 
 
 63. 2. to see thy power and r/iy 77 . as 1 have seen 
 90 . 16. let thy g. appear unto their children 
 102. 15. and all the kings of the earth thy g. ' 
 
 Isa. 22.18. the chariots ot thy g. shall be the shame 
 
 60.19. thy God thyg. H 62.2. kings shall see thy g. 
 
 6.3. 15. behold from the habitation ot thy g. 
 
 Jer. 14. 21. do not disgrace the throne ot thy 77. 
 
 48. 18. come down from thy g. and sit m thirst 
 Dab. 2. 16. anil shameful spewing shall be on thyg 
 Mark 10. 37 . the other on thy lett hand in thyg. 
 GLORIOUS. 
 
 Exod. 1.5. 6. thy right hand, O Lord, is become g. 
 
 11. who is like thee, O Lord, g. in holiness 
 Dcut. 28. 58. that thou mayest tear this g. name 
 
 2 Sam. 6 . 20. how/ 7 . was the king ot Israel to day ■ 
 
 1 Chron. 2tk. 13. we thank and praise thy g. name 
 Neh 9 . 5. blessed be thy g. name which is exalted 
 Psal. 29. +2. worship Ld. in g. saiictuarv, 90.1 9. 
 45. 1.3. the king’s daughter is all //. within 
 66. 2. sing forth his honour, make his praise g. 
 
 72 . 19 . and blessed be his g. name tor ever 
 
 76. 4. thou art more g. than the mountains ot pre v 
 87 . 3 . 17 . tilings are spoken of thee. O city ot God 
 
 111 3 . ins work is honourable and/?. 
 
 145. 5. 1 V ill speak of the g. honour ot thy majesty 
 
 12 . to make known the 77. majesty of his kingdom 
 Isa. 4. 2. the branch of the Lord shall be . 77 . 
 
 11.10. be a root of Jesse, and his rest shall be g. 
 22. 23. he shall be for a g. throne to his F. house 
 28.1. wiiose 17 . beauty is a fading flower 
 4. the g. beautv which is on head of the fat valley 
 30.30. the Lord shall cause his 77. voice to be heard 
 O 
 
GO 
 
 GO 
 
 GO 
 
 Isa. 33. 21 . ( 7 . l ord will be to us a place of streams 
 
 5. yet shall 1 he u. in the eyes of the Lord 
 (X). 1 .‘ 5 . 1 will make the place of my feet «. 
 
 03. 1 . who is this tliat is </. in his apparel ? 
 
 12. that led them by Moses with his <•/. arm 
 
 14. didst lead people to inakethyselt a y. name 
 Jer. 17 . 12. af/. hi"h throne from the beginning 
 Kzek. 27 . 2o. made very (/. in the midst of the seas 
 Dan. 11 . 16 . and he shall stand in the ,r/. land 
 41. he shall enter also into the a. land 
 45. between the seas in the (j. holy mountain 
 Duke 13. 17- people rejoiced for the 17 . things done 
 Rom, 8 . 21 . into the g. liberty of the children of G. 
 2 Cor. 3. 7- if niinistralion engraven in stones was g. 
 .3. 8 . the ministration of the Siiirit be rattier g. 
 
 4. 4. lest light oig. gospel should shine unto them 
 Dph.b.‘l1. he might presentittohirnseifaj;. church 
 Phil. .3.21. that it may be fashioned like to his i^.body 
 Col. 1 . 11 . streiigthenetl according to his//. power 
 
 1 Tim. 1.11. according to they, gospel of iilessed G. 
 Tit. 2.13. looking for they, appearing of the great G. 
 
 GLOlllOU.SLY. 
 
 Died. 15.1. sing to the Lord, he hath triumphed g. 
 ha, 24. 23. the Ld. shall reign before his ancients g. 
 GLOIfY, Perl). 
 
 Dxod. 8 . 9. g. over me, when shall I entreat for thee 
 
 2 Kt)ias 14. 10. g. of tliis, and tarry at home 
 
 1 CVi.. 16. 10. g. ye in his holy name, Tsai. 105.3. 
 
 we may give thanks, and g. in thy praise 
 Psi.L 63.11. every one that sweareth by him shall g. 
 64. 10 . and all the upright in heart shall g. 
 
 106. 5. that 1 may g. with thine inheritance 
 Isa. 41. 16. and shalt g. in the holy tine of Israel 
 45. 25. in the Lord shall all the seed of Israel g. 
 Jer. 4. 2. bless in him, and m him shall they g. 
 
 9 . 23. let not the wise, mighty, the rich man g. 
 
 24. let him g. in this, that he knoweth me 
 Rom. 4. 2 . he hath whereof to g. but not before God 
 5.3. not only so, but w'ey. in tribulations also 
 15. 17 .1 have therefore whereof 1 may y.throMesus 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 29. that no llesh should g. in his presence 
 
 31. he thatgloriethy. in the Lord, 2 Cor. 10. I 7 . 
 
 3. 21. therefore let no man g. in men, all are yours 
 
 4. 7- why dost thou g. as if thou hadst not received 
 
 9 . 16. though 1 preacli, 1 have nothing toy. of 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 12. give occasion to g. on our behalf; to 
 answ^er them who g. in apjiearance, not in heart 
 
 11.12. w'herein they g. they may be found as W’e 
 
 18. seeing many y. after the llesh, 1 willy, also 
 .30. if 1 must needs y. i will g. of my inhrmities 
 
 12. 1. it is not expedient for me doubtless to y. 
 
 5. of such an one will I y. of myself 1 will liot y, 
 
 6. for though I would desire toy. 1 shall not be a f. 
 9. therefore I will rather y. in mine infirmities 
 
 Gal. 6.13. you circumcised, that they may y.in flesh 
 14. G. forbid I should y. save in the cross of Jesus 
 2 Thess. 1. 4. that we ourselves y. in you in churches 
 Jam. 1. t 9 . let the brother of low degree y. 
 
 3.14. if ye have envying in your hearts, y. not 
 GLURllkST. 
 
 Jer. 49 . 4. wherefore y. thou in the valleys I 
 GLORIETH. 
 
 .Ter. 9 . 24. let him that y. 1 Cor. 1. .31. 2 Cor. 10. I 7 . 
 Jam. 2. t 13. and mercy y. against judgment 
 GLORYING. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 6. your y. is not good, a little leaven 
 
 9. 15. than that any man should make my y. void 
 
 2 Cor. 7 .4. great is my boldness, great my y. of you 
 12 . 11 . 1 am become a fool in y. ye compelled me 
 
 I Thess. 2. + 19 . what is our crown ofy. arenotye 
 GLUT ION, S. 
 
 Deut. 21. 20. this our son, is ay. and a drunkard 
 Prov. 23.21. drunkard andy. shall come to poverty 
 28. t 7- he that feedeth y. shameth his father 
 GLUJ'IONOUS. 
 
 Mat. 11. 19 . they said, behold a man y. DukeT. 34. 
 GNASH. 
 
 Ps. 112.10. he shall y. with his teeth, and melt away 
 Dam. 2. 16. all thine enejnies hiss and y. the teeth 
 GNASHED. 
 
 Psal. 35. 16. they y. upon me with their teeth 
 Acts 7 . 54. and theyy. on him with their teedi 
 GN ASHI/LH. 
 
 Job\(o. 9 . hey. on me with his teeth, Psal. .37. 12. 
 Mark^. 18. he foameth and y. with his teeth 
 GNASHING. 
 
 Mat. 8. 12. there shall be weeping and y. of teeth, 
 
 13. 42, 50. 1 22.13. | 24. 51. 1 25. 30. Duke 13. 28. 
 
 GNAT. 
 
 Mat. 23.24. w'ho strain at a y. and sw’allow a camel 
 GNAW. 
 
 Zeph. 3.3. her judgesy. not the bones till the morrow 
 GNAWED. 
 
 Rev, 16. 10. and theyy. their tongues for pain 
 GO. 
 
 To go down, and go up; We go up to Jerusalem. 
 Mat. 20. 18. He goes down to Jericho, Luke 10. 
 
 30. Abraham went up out of Egypt, Gen. 13. 1. 
 
 went down into Egypt, Gen. 46. 3. Go up 
 to Ai, Josh. 7 . 3. He went down to Cesarea, 
 Acts 12. 19. By all which nothing more is meant, 
 than that they went to Jerusalem, into Egypt, to 
 .lericho, Ai, and Cesarea; but the .situation of 
 the place they were going to, is nescribed by the 
 words going upawe/going down. 
 
 To go down into hell, or scheol; to go dozen to the 
 grave, the place where the dead arc. Psal. 55. 15. 
 Let them go down quick into hell; Let them go 
 down alive into the grave ; cut them off by a sudden 
 and violent death, like Korah, Dathan, and Abi- 
 ram. 'Ihedead praise not the Lord, neither any 
 that go down into silence ; into the grave, Pscil. 
 115. 17- All they that go down to the dust, shall 
 bow before him, Psal. 22.29. Such as are poor, and 
 in great misery and distress, shall own, submit 
 unto, and adore ( hrist as their supreme Dord. 
 They who go down into the sea, are the merchants 
 or manners who make voyages upon the Psal. 
 107 .23. Jonah .says that he went down to the very 
 bottoms of the mountains ; that is, to the bottom 
 of the sea, where the mountains have their basis and 
 ioundation, Jonah 2. 6. See on 11 JiLL. 
 
 194 
 
 To go in and out, signifies all the actions of life. 
 Psal. 121. 8. 1 he Lord shall preserve thy going 
 out and thy coming in : lie shalt guard and as¬ 
 sist thee in all thy expeditions, afi'airs, and ac¬ 
 tions, either at home or abroad. And in 2 .Sam. 
 
 3. 25. Abner came to know thy going out and thy 
 coming in ; to .search cut thy coinvsels and secret 
 designs. To go in and out, denotes also freedom 
 and .security, .Tohn 10, 9. He shall go in and out, 
 and find pasture : lie shall have much spiritual 
 freedom and security of mind, lo go into a wo¬ 
 man's chamber, to enter her apartment, was allow¬ 
 able only for her husband, Judg. 15. 1. To go in 
 unto her, that is, to use the marriage bed, or the 
 particular rights which the husband claims over 
 hts wife's person, Gen. 29. 23. | .‘10. 3. 
 
 Gen. 3.14. on thy belly shalt thou go, and eat dust 
 
 16.8. whence earnest thou.’ whither wilt thou go? 
 24.42. if now' thou do prosper my way which 1 go 
 
 55. abide a few days, after that Rebekah shall go 
 
 56. send me away , that 1 may go to my master 
 58. wiltthouyo with this man' shesaid, 1 willyy 
 
 26. 16. and Abimelechsaid to Isaac,y«from us 
 28. 20. if God will keep me in this way that I go 
 
 30. 25. send me away that 1 may go to my place 
 
 32. 26. let meyo, for the day bre.tketh ; ana Jacob 
 
 said, 1 will not let thee go, except thou bless 
 37 . 30. the cliild is not, and I, whither shall 1 go! 
 
 43.8. send lad with me, and we will arise, and .yo 
 Exod. .3. 19 . king of Egypt will not let 3 'ou go, 4. 21. 
 
 20 . and after that he W'lll let you go, 11 . 1 . 
 
 21. that when ye go, ye shall not go empty 
 
 4. 23. let my son go ; if thou refuse to let him go, 1 
 
 will slay thy lirst-born, 8. 2. 21.1 9. 2. | 10. 4. 
 
 26. so he let him go, then she said, a bloody husb. 
 
 5. 1. thus saitli the l>ord God of Israel, let my 
 
 people r/o, 7 . 16.1 8 . 1 , 20. | 9. 1, 131 10. 3. 
 
 2. I know' not the Lord, nor will 1 let Israel go 
 
 8. 8. and 1 will let thy peoi)le go, 28. | 9.28. 
 
 32. Pharaoh hardened his heart, neither would he 
 let the people yo, 7 . 14. | 9. 35. 1 10'. 26 , 27. 
 
 10. 7- let the men go y 8. who are they that shall go ! 
 
 9. we will go with our young and with our old 
 
 13. 21. light to go by day and night, Neh. 9.12.19. 
 
 14.5. that we have let IsraelyoTrom serving us 
 t 25. chariot-wheels, and made themyo heavily 
 
 17 . 5. Lord said to Moses, go on before the people 
 
 23. 23. mine Angel shall go before thee, .32. 34 . 
 
 .32. 23. make us gods to go before us. Acts 7 . 40. 
 
 33. 14. he said, my presence sliall yo with thee 
 
 34.9. if I have found grace in sight, yo amongst us 
 lAum. 10. .32. and it shall be, if thou go with us 
 
 20 . 17 . we will yo by the king's high-wa^', 19 . 
 
 22. 13. the Lord refuseth to give me leave to go 
 
 20. if men call thee, rise up, and yo with them, 35. 
 
 24. 14. and now behold, I go unto my people 
 
 31. 23. shall make it go through the tire and water 
 
 32. 6. shall your brethr. yo to war, and j'e sit here.' 
 
 17 . but we willyo ready armed before Israel 
 Deut.l. 33. to shew you by w'hat way ye should yo 
 
 4. 5. in land whither ye go, 26. | 11. 8, 11. 1 30.18. 
 40. that it may yo well with thee, 5.16. | 19.13. 
 
 11. 28. acurse, if yeyo after other gods, 28. 14. 
 
 20.5. let hirnyo and return to his house, 6. 7, 8. 
 
 21. 14. then thou shalt let her go whither she will 
 
 22. 7- thou shalt in anywise let the dam go 
 24. 2. she may yo and be another man’s wife 
 
 31. 6. thy God, he it is that doth yo w'iththee 
 
 7 . for thou must yo with this people to the land 
 
 8. the Lord, he it is that doth go before thee 
 
 16. the land whither they yo to be amongst them 
 
 21. 1 know their imagination they yo about 
 Jos/i. 1.16. whither thou sendest us we will go 
 
 3. 4. ye may know the way by which ye must yo 
 Judg. 1. 25. but they let go the man and his family 
 
 4. 8. if thou wilt yo w'ith me, then I w'ill go 
 
 6. 14. the Lord said to him, yoin this thy might 
 7 . 4 . of whom 1 say, this shall go, the sameshallyo 
 
 11. 8. we turn to thee, that thou mayest go with us 
 16. 17 . if 1 be shaven, then my strength will go 
 
 18. 5. whether our way we go shall be prosperous 
 
 6. before the Lord is your way wherein ye yo 
 
 9. be not slothful toyoto possess the land 
 
 10. when ye yo |119. held thy peace, go with us 
 
 19 . 25. w'hen day began to spring, the 3 ’ let her go 
 Ruth 1. 11. turn again, why will ye go with me .' 
 
 18. she saw she vvas stedfastly minded to yo 
 
 2. 2. let meyo to the field and glean,yo my daugh. 
 
 1 Ham. 3 . 11. let it yo aeain to its Own place 
 
 6. 6. did they not let people yo ? and they departed 
 8. take the ark, send it aw'aj', that it may go 
 
 9. 6. let us go thither, he can shew us our way 
 7- if we yo what shall we bring the man ? 
 
 19 . yo uj) before me, to-morrow 1 will let theeyo 
 
 10. 9. when he turned his back to yo from Samuel 
 
 12. 21. tor then should ye go after vain things 
 
 16. 2. how can I go? it Saul hear it he will kill me 
 17 .33. thou art not able toyo against this Philistine 
 
 18. 2. Saul vyould let hiniyo no more home 
 
 19 . 17- he said, let me yo, why should I kill thee? 
 
 20. 5. but let me yo, that I may hide myself in held 
 
 23. 13. David and his men went whither could go 
 nil. 19. driven me out, saying, yo serve other gods 
 28. 7- a woman, that I may go and inciuire of her 
 
 2 Ham. 12. 23. 1 shall yo to him, he shall not return 
 
 13. 13. whither shall 1 cause my shame to go ? 
 
 15. 7. Absalom said, let me yo and pay my vow 
 
 20. seeing 1 go whither 1 may, return tliou 
 
 17 . If. that thou go to battle in thy person 
 
 19. 36. thy servant will go a little way over 
 20.11. that is for David , let him yo after Joab 
 
 1 Kings 2. 2. 1 go the way of all the earth, be strong 
 
 11. 21. let me depart, that 1 may yo to my country 
 
 22. nothins:, howbeit, let meyo in any wise 
 
 12. 27 . shall kill me, and goto Rehoboam 
 
 13. 17 . nor turn to yo by the way thou earnest 
 
 20. 42. because thou hast let go a man appointed 
 22. 4. wilt thou go with me to battle 2 Chr. 18. 3, 
 
 2 Kings .3. 7. wilt thou go with me agjainst IMoab ? 
 4. 23. wherefore wilt thou go to him to-day 
 
 6. 22. set bread and water, that they ma^' go and eat 
 10. 24. he that letteth him go his life be tor him 
 
 2 Kings 18.21. it will go into hand pierce it, Isa. .3C.6. 
 2 Chr. 14. 11. in thy name we yo ag. this multitude 
 
 25. 7; let not the army of Israel go with thee 
 
 8. it thou wilt go, do it, be strong for battle 
 Job 6. 18. they go to nothing and perish 
 
 10. 21. before I go whence shall not return, 16. 22. 
 20.26. it shall go ill with him that is left in tabern. 
 21 29. have ye not asked them that go by the way? 
 
 27 . 6. my righteousness 1 will not let go 
 Psal. .32. 8. and teach thee in the way thou shalt yo 
 .39. 1.3. before 1 go hence, and be no more 
 42. 9 . I will sav to God, w by go I mourning, 4.3. 2. 
 49 . 19 . he shall go to the generation of his fatliei's 
 84. 7 . they yo from strength to strength, till appear 
 85. 13. righteousness shall go before him 
 89. 14. mercy and truth shall go before thy face 
 107 . 7 . that they might go to a city of habitation 
 
 I. ‘t2. 7 . we will yo into his tabernacles, will worship 
 139. 7- whither shall 1 go from th^’ presence r 
 
 P)ov. 2. 19 . IK ne that go unto her return a^ain 
 
 3. 28. go and come again, to-morrow 1 will give 
 6. 28. can one go on hot coals, and not be burnt ? 
 9 . 15. to call passengers who yo right on their way 
 
 14. 7 . go from the presence of a toolish man 
 
 15. 12. neither will the scorner go to the wise 
 
 19 . 7- much more do his friends yo far from him 
 
 22.6. train up a child in the way he should go 
 
 23. 30. they that go to seek mixt wine 
 
 .30. 29. there be three things which go well 
 Eccl. 1 . 17 . rivers come, thither they retum to go 
 
 3. 20. all go unto one place, all are of the dust 
 
 5. 15. naked shall he return to go as he came, 16. 
 
 6. 6. hath seen no good, do not all go to one place ? 
 
 7 . 2. it is better to go to the house of mourning 
 
 9. 3. and after that, they go to the dead 
 
 10. 15. because he knoweth not how to go to city 
 12. 5. and the mourners go about the st'eets 
 
 Cant. 3. 4. I held him, 1 would not let 1 ini go 
 Isa. 3. 16. walking and mincing as they go 
 
 6. 8. whom shall 1 send, and who will go for us 
 
 9. he said, go and tell this people. Acts 28. 26. 
 
 27 . 4. 1 will go through them, 1 would burn them 
 
 28. 13. that they might go and fall backward 
 45.1.3. he shall let go my captives, not for price 
 48. 17- leadeth thee by the way thou shouldest go 
 58. 8. thy righteousness shall go before thee 
 
 62. 10. go thro’, go tin o’ the gates, prepare the way 
 Jer. 1. 7- thou shalt go to all that 1 send t!;ee 
 9. 2. I might leave my people, and go from them 
 
 12. + 2. they have taken root, they go on 
 
 29 . 12. ye shall go and pray to me, I will hearken 
 31. 22. how long wilt thou go about, O daughter 
 
 34. 3. thou shalt go to Babylon, Mic. 4. 10. 
 
 40. 4. whither it seemeth good to go, tliere go, 5. 
 
 5. he gave him rew'ard, and let him go 
 15. saying, let me go, and I will slay Tshmael 
 42. 22. ye shall die, in place whither ye desire toyy 
 46.22. the voice thereof shall go like a serpent 
 48. t 2. O Madmen, the sword shall go after thee 
 50. 4. they shall go and seek the Lord their God 
 
 33. held them fast, they refused to let them go 
 Ezek. 1. 12. whither the Spirit was to go, 20. 
 
 8. 6. that 1 should go far from my sanctuary 
 
 9. 4. go through the midst of the city, 5. 
 
 14. 17 . or if I say, sword, go through the land 
 
 20. 29 . what is the high place whereto ye go? 
 
 21. 16. go thee one way or other, either on right 
 llos. 5. 6. they shall go with docks to seek the Ixird 
 
 7 . 11. they calTto Egypt, they go to Assyria 
 
 12. when they shall will spread my net on them 
 
 II, 3. 1 tau-ht Ephraim also to go, they knew not 
 Mic. 5.8. w ho, if he through, both treadeth down 
 Zech. 6. 7- the bay w'ent forth, and sought to go 
 
 8. these go towards north, have quieted my spirit 
 
 8. 21. inhabitants of one city shall go to anotlier 
 
 23. we will go with you, for we have heard 
 
 9. 14. and shall go with whirlwinds of the south 
 Mat. 2. 22. Joseph was afraid to go thither 
 
 5.41. compel thee to^o a mile,ii£) twain, Duke 7 . 8 . 
 
 8 . 9 . and 1 say to this main^ro, and he goeth 
 
 32. he said to them, go, they went into the herd 
 
 9. 13. but go ye and learn what that meaneth 
 
 10. 6. go rather to the lest sheep of house of Israel 
 
 21. 30. he answered, I go, sir, and went not 
 
 25. 9 . but^o rath.er to them that sell, and buy 
 
 26. .36. sit ye here, while 1 go and pray yonder 
 
 28. 10. go, tell my brethren that they go to Galilee 
 
 19- go ye therefore and teach all nations 
 Mark 6 . .38. go and see II 1 1. 6 . and they let them go 
 Luke 1 . 17 . shall go before him in the power of Elias 
 
 9 . 51. he stedfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem 
 60 . hut go thou and preach the kingdom of God 
 
 10. . 37 . then said Jesus,fic, and do likewise 
 
 14. 18. 1 bought ground and must needs ,<70 and see 
 
 22. 33. I am ready to <711 ith thee to prison 
 68 . you will not answer me, nor let me go 
 
 23. 22. 1 will chastise him, and let him r.o 
 
 John 6. 68. Peter said. Lord, to whom shall we go? 
 
 7 . 33. and then 1 go unto him that sent me 
 
 8. 14. but 1 know' whence 1 came and w hither la 
 
 21 . I (70 my way, whither 1 go ye cannot come 
 
 11. 44. .lesus saith, loose him, and let him go 
 
 13. 36. w hither I go thou canst not follow now 
 
 14. 2. I go to prepare a place for you 
 
 4. whither 1 go ye know, the wav ye know 
 
 12. because 1 go unto my 1 ather, 16. 10. 
 
 28. because 1 said, 1 go to the I'atlier, 16. 17 , 28. 
 
 19. 12. the Jews cried, if thou let this man go 
 
 21. .3. I go a fishing, they say, we also go w ith tliee 
 Acts 1. 25. that he might go to his ow n place 
 
 3. 13. when he was determined to let him go 
 
 4. 21. when had tlireatened them, they let them go 
 <>3. being let go they went to their company 
 
 5. 40. that they should not speak, and let them go 
 
 11. 22. that Barnabas should go as far as Antiock 
 16.7- they essayed to go into Bithynia, but Spirit 
 
 .35. magistrates sent, saying, let those men go 
 
 17 . 9 . had taken security of .lason.they letthern^o 
 
 20. 22. I go bound in the Spirit to Jerusalem 
 25.12. hast appealed to Cesar, to Cesar shalt thou go 
 28. 18. had examined me, would have let rue go 
 
 Rom. 15. 25. but now 1 iro to Jerusalem to minister 
 
GO 
 
 .1 Cor. 6 .1. dare ^’ou go to law before the unjust ? 
 
 10 . 27 - if any bid you and ye be disposed to go 
 16. 4 . if it be meet that 1 go also, they shall go 
 2 Cor. 9. 5. exhort the brethren that they go before 
 Phil. 2. 2.3. as 1 shall see how it will go witli me 
 Jam. 4. 13. we will fire into such a city and buy 
 Hee FiiEC, 
 
 GO aside, 
 
 Plum. 5 . 12 . if any man’s wife and commit 
 
 Pent. 28.14. thou shalt not go aside from words 
 Jer. 13. 3. who shall go aside to ask how thou dost 
 Acts 4. 13. when they commanded them to go aside 
 (iO astray. 
 
 Peut. 22.1. thou shalt not see brother’s ox go astray 
 Psal. 38. 3. they go astray as soon as thev be born 
 Prov.5. 23.in greatness of his folly he shall .170 astray 
 7 .25. decline notto her ways.go not astray into path 
 28. 10 . whoso causefh the righteous to go astray 
 Jer. 50. 6 . their shepherds caused them togo astray 
 Ezek. 14. 11. house of Israel may no more astray 
 GO a:cay. 
 
 Exod. 8. 28. only you shall not ro very far aicay 
 Peut. 13. 13. thou shalt not let him go away empty 
 16. if he say, I will not go array from thee 
 1 isam. 15. 27 . as Samuel turned about to go array 
 
 24. 19 . find his enemy, will he let him go array ? 
 Job 4. 21. doth not their excellency go array ! 
 
 15. .30. by breath of his mouth shall he go away 
 Jer. 51. 50. vethat escaped the sword, go away 
 Has. 5. 14. 1, even 1, will tear and go away 
 Mat. 8 . 31. suffer us to go away into the swine 
 
 25. 46. these go away into everlasting punishment 
 John&.&J. then said Jesus will ye also go away f 
 
 14.28. ye have heard how 1 said, I go away, 16.7. 
 GO his Way. 
 
 Judg. 19. 27 . her lord rose up and went to go ms w. 
 GO their way. 
 
 John 18. 8 . if ye seek me, let these go tlteir way 
 GO thy way. 
 
 Gen. 12. 19. behold thy wife, take her, go thy way 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 22. go thy way, the Lord hath sent thee 
 
 2 Kings 4. 29. he said, take my staff, and go thy w. 
 Eccl. 9. ?• go thy way, eat thy bread with joy 
 ■Cant. 1 . 8 . ya thy way forth by footsteps of the flock 
 Pan. 12. 9. go thy tray, for tlie words are closed up 
 
 1%. go thy n ay till the end be, for thou shalt rest 
 Mat. 5.24. go thy way, be reconciled to thy brother 
 8 .4. go thy way, shew th 3 'self to the priest 
 
 20. 14. take that thine is, and go thy way 
 Mark 7 . 29 . he said, for this saying, go thy way 
 10. 21. go thy way, sell whatsoever thou hast 
 52. go thy w. faith made thee whole, Luke 17 . 19. 
 .John 4. 50. Jesus saith, go thy way, thy son liveth 
 Arts 9 . 15. go thy way, for he is a chosen vessel 
 24. 23. Felix answered, go thy way for this time 
 GO your way. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. ye shall rise up and go on your ways 
 Josh. 2. 16. afterward go your way, Judg. 19. 5. 
 Puth 1. 12. turn again my daughters, go your way 
 Keh. 8.10. go your w. eat the fat, drink the sweet 
 Mat. 27 . 65. go your w. make it as sure as 3 'ou can 
 Mark 11. 2. go your way into village over against 
 
 16. 7- go your way, tell his disciples that he goeth 
 Euke 7 . 22 . go your w. tell John what things 3 'e hea’"d 
 
 10.3. goyour ways, I send 3 ’ou as lambs am. wolves 
 10 . they receive you not, go your trays to streets 
 
 Pev. 16. 1. go your ways, pouroutthe vials of wrath 
 GO back. 
 
 Exod. 14. 21. the Lord caused the sea to go back 
 -.Tosh. 23.12. else if ye do in any wise go back 
 Judg. 11. .35. I opened my mouth, I cannotyo i^ac/t 
 
 1 Kings 19. 20. go b. again, v hat have I done to thee ? 
 
 2 Kings 20. 9. shall the shadow gob. ten degrees ? 
 Psal. 80. 18. so will not we go back from thee 
 Eer. 40. 5. go back to Gedaliah, son of Ahikam 
 Ezek. 24. 14. 1 will not go back, nor will I spare 
 
 GO down. 
 
 Gen. 11. 7- let us go d. and confound their language 
 
 18. 21. 1 will go down now, and see whether 
 
 26. 2. the Lord said, go not down into Egypt 
 
 43. 5. if thou wilt not send him, we will not go d. 
 
 44. 26. we cannot go down, then will we go down 
 
 46. 3. fear not, Jacob, togo down into Eg 3 "pt 
 Exod. 19 . 21. Lord said,yo dowti, charge the people 
 Num. 16. 30. and they go down quick into the pit 
 Peut. 24. 15. nor shall the sun go downoo. his hire 
 Josh. 10. 13. sun hasted not to go dotrn about a day 
 ■Judg. 7 . 10. if thou fear to go do-wn. go with Phura'h 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 8. thou shaltya down before me to Gileal 
 
 14. 36. let us go down after Philistines by night 
 23. A. go down to Keilah, I will deliver Philistines 
 26. 6. who w'ill go down with me to .Saul 
 
 29 . 1 ^. let him not go down with us to battle 
 
 2 Sam. 11.8. David said, go down to thy house 
 10. why didst thou not go down to thine house ? 
 
 15.20. should 1 this day make thee ya up and down 
 
 1 Kings 21.18. go down to meet Ahab king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 1. 15. go down with him, be not afraid 
 20. 10. for the shadow to go down ten degrees 
 
 2 Chron. 20.16. to-xnorrowgo down against him 
 Job 21. 13. in a moment go down to the grave 
 Psal. 22. 29 . all that go down totlie dust shall bow 
 
 28.1. 1 become like them that go dovm to the pit 
 55. 15. and let themya down quick into hell 
 107 . 2.3. the 3 ' that go down to tiie sea in ships 
 115. 17 . neither any that go rfowwinto silence 
 
 14.3. 7 . lest 1 be like them that go down to the pit 
 Prov. 5. 5. her feet yo to death, her steps take 
 Isa. 14. 19. tlrou art cast out, as those that go down 
 
 .30.2. woe to them that walk to go d. to Egypt, 31.1. 
 
 18. they thatya duwti into pit cannot hope 
 W. 20. sun shalinotyo down nor moon withdraw 
 Jer. 50. 27 . let them go domi to the slaughter 
 Esek. 24.116. neither shall thy tears go down 
 26. 11. and thy strong garrisons shall go down 
 20. when I shall set thee with them ttrutgo down 
 to the pit, .31.14. | .32.18, 24, 25, 29, 30. 
 
 47 . 8. these waters go down into the desert 
 Amos 6. 2. then go down to Gath of the Philistines 
 
 8. 9. 1 will cause the sun to go down at noon 
 Mtc. 3. 6. the sun shall go down o\er the. .prophets 
 Mark 13.15. let him that is on house-top not yo dozen 
 
 G O 
 
 Acts 25. 5. which are able to go down with me 
 Eph. 4. 26. let not the sun go down on your wrath 
 GO forth. 
 
 Gen. 8.16. go forth of the ark, thou and tliy wife 
 
 42.15. not go forth hence, except brother come 
 Lev. 14. 3 . the priest shall go forth of the camp 
 Ku/n. 1 . 3. all able togo forth to war, 2 Chr. 25. 5. 
 Dear. 2.3.12. thou shalt have a place to go forth 
 
 1 Ham. 23. 13. and he forbare to go forth 
 
 2 Sam. 11.1. at time when kings go forth to battle 
 
 18. 2 . 1 will surely go forth with you myself 
 
 19 . 7 . it tliou go not forth, there w'ill not tarry 
 
 1 Kings 0.. 36, and go not forth thence any whither 
 22. 22. he said, I will go forth: go forth and do so 
 
 2 Kings 9.15. if it be your minds, let none go forth 
 
 19 . 31. out of Jerusarem shall go forth a remnant 
 they that escape out of mount Zion, Isa. 37. 32. 
 
 Job 24. 5. as wild asses go they forth to their work 
 Psal. 78i 52. he made his own people to go forth 
 
 108.11. wilt not thou go forth with our hosts ' 
 Prov. 25.8. go not forth hastily to strive, lest thou 
 
 30. 27 . have.no king, yet go they forth by bands 
 Cant. 3. 11 . go forth, O j'e daughters of Zion 
 
 7 .11. come, let us go forth into the villages ' 
 
 Pa. 2. 3. outof Zion shall yo Jb/rA the law, ili/o.4.2. 
 
 42.1.3. the Lord shall go forth as a mighty man 
 
 48. 20. go forth of Babylon, fiee ye, Jer. 50. 8. 
 
 49. 9. that thou maye.st sa 3 ' to prisoners, go forth 
 17 - thev that made thee waste shall go forth 
 
 62.1. tifl the righteousness thereof yo/orrA 
 Jer. 6. 25. go noF forth into the field, nor walk 
 
 11. til. thej’ shall not be able togo forth 
 
 14.18. it I go forth into the field, then the slain 
 
 15.1. let them go forth 1| 2. whither shall we go f. ? 
 25. .32. evil shall go forth from natipn to nation 
 31.4. O Israel, thou shalt go forth in the dances 
 
 39 . the measuring-line shall yet go forth 
 
 38. 17 . if thou wilt go forth to the king of Rabylon 
 
 18. but if thou wilt not yo/orrA to the princes, 21. 
 4.3.12. he shall go forth from thence in peace 
 
 Esek. 12. 4. go forth as they thatyo forth into capt. 
 
 12. prince yo forth H 21.4*. my sword shall yo forth 
 .30. 9 . in that day messengers shall yo forth 
 46. 8. and he shall yo forth by the way thereof 
 
 9. but he slrall go forth over against it 
 Pan. 11. 44. he shall go forth with great fury 
 Joel 2. 16. let the bridegr. yo jorth of his chamber 
 llab. 1. 4. and judgment doth never go forth 
 Zech. 6. 5. these are the four spirits which go forth 
 6. black horses go forth into the nortli countiy 
 14. 3. then shall the Lord go forth and fight 
 Mal.^.l. J’e shall go forth and grow up as calves 
 Mat. 24. 26. behold, he is in the desert, go not forth 
 Acts 16 . 3. him would Paul have to yo forth 
 Heb. 1.3.13. let us go forth to him without the camp 
 Rev. 16.14. the spirits of devils which yo forth 
 GO forward. 
 
 Exod. 14.15. speak to Israel that they go forward 
 Num. 2. 24. they shall go forward in the third rank 
 2 Kings 20.9. shall shadow yo forward t^n degrees t 
 Job 23.8. behold, I go forward, but he is not there 
 GO in, or into, or not GO in, 
 
 Gen. 11.31. from Ur^to go «iroland of Canaan, 12.5. 
 F.xod. 30. 20. when go into tabernacle, shall wash 
 32. 27 . go in and out from gate to gate thro’ camp 
 Lev. 10 .9. do not drink wine, when yeyowfotabern. 
 14. 36. empty the house, before the priest go in 
 
 21. 11. neither shall he yo in to any dead body 
 
 2.3. onlj’ he shall not go into the vail or near altar 
 Num. 4. 19. Aaron and his sons shall yo in and ap. 
 
 20. but thej'shall not go in to see when holy things 
 
 8.15. and after that shall the Levites yo in 
 
 27 . 17 . which may go out, andyo in before them 
 .32. 9. that they should not yo into the land 
 
 Peut. 1. . 37 . thou also shalt not yo in thither, 4. 21. 
 3B. but Joshua son of ISun he shall go in thither 
 
 4.1. tliat J'e maj’ live, and go in and possess, 8.1. 
 
 6.18. that thou maj’estyo in and po.ssess, 10.11. 
 11. 8. that ye may be strong, and go in and possess 
 
 24.10. not yo into his house to fetch his pledge 
 Judg. 19 .15. they fumed aside to yo in and lodge 
 Ruth 3.4. thou shalt go in, and uncover his feet 
 
 2 Sam. 11.11. shall I then go into mine house to eat ? 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 8. 1 will not go in, nor eat with thee 
 16. 1 maj’ not return, nor go in with thee 
 
 17-12. may go in, and dress it for me and my son 
 
 2 AVnyf 9.2.'look out Jehu, and yo in, make him arise 
 
 10. 25. yo in and slay tliem, let none come forth 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 24. thou shalt go into an inner chamber 
 
 2.3. 6. they that minister of the Levites shall go in 
 Neh. 6.11. who is there as I am would yo into the 
 
 temple to save his life ? I will not yo in 
 Esth. 2.15. when Esther’s turn was come to yo in 
 4.8. and to charge her that she should go in 
 16. and so will 1 go in unto the king, if 1 perish 
 
 5.14. then yo thou in merrily unto the king 
 Job 34. t 2.3. he should go into judgment with God 
 Psal. 26. 4. nor will I go in with dissemblers 
 
 118. 19. open the gates, 1 will go in to them 
 
 119. .35. make me yo in path of thj' commandment 
 
 1.32. 7 . we will yo into his tabernacle and worship. 
 Prov. <27. 10. nor yo into thj’ brother’s house 
 
 Isa. 2. 19. thej- shall yo into the holes of the rocks 
 Jer. 4. 5. and let us go into the defencefl cities 
 .36.5. 1 cannot go into the house of the Lord 
 
 42.14. no, but we will go into the land of Egypt 
 
 19 . the Lord hath said, go ye not into Egypt 
 Esek.’i. + 17 . all kneesshadyo into water, 21. +7. 
 
 46.10. the prince when they yo m shall go in 
 Nah. .3. 14. go into clay, and tpad the mortar 
 Zech. 6. 10. go into houseof Josiahsonof Zephaniah 
 Mat. 2. 20. take the young child, and go into Isr. 
 
 7 . 13. and manj’ there be that go in thereat 
 
 20. 4. yo into the vineyard, and thej’ went, 7* 
 
 21.2. yo into village over-a.gainst you, Luke 19. .30. 
 31. harlots yo into kingdom of (iod before you 
 22.9. go into the high-ways, as many as ye find, bid 
 
 2.3. 13. ye neither yo in, nor .suffer others to go in 
 
 26.18. yo into the citj’, to such a man, Mark 14.13. 
 MarkO. 36. that they may go into the country 
 
 8.26. nor yo into the town, nor tell it to any 
 16. 15. yo into ait the world, preach the gospel 
 
 G O 
 
 Luke 8. 51. he suffered no man to go in, save Peter 
 
 15. 28. and he was angry, and would iiotyo in 
 John 10. 9 . he shall go in and out, and tiwl pasture 
 Acts 1.11. shall so come, asyeseehim go into lieaven 
 Rev. 17 . 8 . die beast was, is not, shall yo into perdition 
 
 See Captivity. 
 
 GO in. 
 
 Gen.16.2. Sarai said, 1 pray thee, yoiw unto my maid 
 
 19 . 34. make him drink v ine, and go thou in 
 30. 3. behold my maid Rilhah, yo in unto her 
 
 .38. 8. yo in unto thy brother’s wife, and marry her 
 Peut. 21. 13. after that thou shalt go in unto her 
 
 22. 13. if take a wife, andyo in unto her, hate her 
 25. 5. her husband’s brother shall go in unto her 
 
 Josh. 23. 12. make marriages, and go in unto them 
 Judg. 15.1. I will go in tc*my wife into the chamber 
 2 Sam. 16. 21. yo in unto thy father’s concubines 
 1 Kings 11. 2. ye shall not yo in to them, nor they 
 Ezek. 23. 44. went to her as they go in to a woman 
 Amos 2. 7- a man and his father yo in to same maid 
 GO in peace. 
 
 Gen. 15. 15. thou shalt yo to thy fathers in peace 
 Exod. 4.18. Jethro said to Moses, yo in peace 
 18. 23. this people shall go to their place in peace 
 Judg. 18. 6. the priest said to Danites, yo in peace 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 17 . Eli said to Hannah, go in peace 
 
 20. 42. Joiiatlian said to David,yo in peace 
 25. .35. David said to Abigail, yo up in peace 
 29 . 7 . Achisli said to David, go in peace 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 9. the king said to Absalom, yo inpeace 
 
 1 Kings 2. 6. let not his hoary head yo down in peace 
 
 2 Kings 5. 19. Elisha said to Is aamaii, go in peace 
 Isa. 57 . t 2. he shall go in peace, they shall rest 
 Mark 5. .34. yo in peace, and be whole of thy plague 
 Luke 7 . 50 . faith hath saved thee, yo in peace, 8. 48. 
 Acts 15. 33. they were let go in peace from brethren 
 
 Let us GO. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 17' I heard them say, let us go to Dothan 
 Exod. .3.18. now let us go three daj’s’ jquniey, 5. 3. 
 
 5. 8. therefore they say, let us go sacrifice, I 7 . 
 
 I. 3. 15. when Pharaoh would hardly let us go 
 Peut. 13. 2. let us go after other gods, 6. 13. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 9. thus he spake, let us go to the seer, 10. 
 
 II. 14. let us go to Gilgal, and renew the kingdom 
 14. 1. let usgowex to the Philistines’garrison, 6. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 2. let us go to Jordan, take thence a beam 
 Psal. 122. 1. let us go into the house of the Ixird 
 Isa. 2. .3. let us go up to the mountain of the Lord 
 Jer. 4. 5. let us go into the defeiiced cities 
 
 6. 5. let us go by night, and destroy her palaces 
 
 35.11. let us go to .1 erusalem for fear of Chaldeans 
 46. 16. arise, let us go again to our own people 
 51. 9. let us go, every one to his own country 
 
 Zech. 8 . 21. let us go to pi aj’ before the Lord 
 Mark 1 . 38. he said, let us go into the next towns 
 14. 42. rise up, let us go, he that betrayeth is at hand 
 Luke 2 . 15. let us go to Bethlehem, see this thing 
 John 11 . 7 . then saith he, let us go to .ludea again 
 15. let us go to him || 16. let us go that we may die 
 
 14. .31. even so 1 do ; arise, let us go hence 
 Acts 15. 36. let us go again, and visit our brethren 
 lieb 6.1. let us go on to perfection, not layiiigagain 
 
 I will GO. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9- Twill go to the right, I will go to the left 
 24. 58. wilt thou go with this man r I will go 
 33. 12. let us go, I will go before thee, Isa. 45. 2. 
 
 45. 28. my son is alive, 1 will go see him before 1 die 
 Num. 20. 19. I will only go through on my feet 
 
 23. 3. stand by thy buriit-ofiering, and 1 will go 
 Pent. 2 . 27 . 1 will go along by the high-way 
 Judg. 1.3. I will go likewise with thee into thy lot 
 
 4. 8. if thou wilt eo with me, then rcill 1 go 
 9. and she said, I will surelj’ya with thee 
 
 16. 20. I will go out as at other times before 
 Ruth 1.16. Buth said, whither thou goest, I will go 
 2 Kings 6. .3. go with servant, he answered, I -dllgo 
 2 Chron. 18. 29. he said, I -will go to the battle 
 Psal. 43. 4. then rdll I go to the altar of God 
 
 66.13. I w ill go into thy house with burat-ofl ering 
 71 . 16 . I will go in the strength of the I.ord God 
 118. 19 . open the gates of righteousness, 1 w ill go in 
 Jer. 2. 25. 1 loved stiangers, after them I will go 
 Ezek. 38. 11. I will go id them that are at rest 
 Ilos. 2. 5. for she said, I will go after my lovers 
 
 7 . I -will go and return to my first hushaiid 
 
 5. 15. 1 will go to my place, till they seek my face 
 Mic. 1.8. I will wall, I will go stript and naked 
 Z-ech. 8. 21. go to seek the Lord ; 7 -will go also 
 5/u/.26.32. Izvillgo before into Galilee, il7arAl4.28. 
 Luice 15.18. I will arise and go to my father 
 Acts 18,6. henceforth I will go to the Gentiles 
 
 GO near. 
 
 Pent. 5. 27 . go near, and hear all the Lord saj’s 
 2 Sam. 1. 15. David said, go near, and fall on him 
 Job 31. . 37 . as a prince would I go near unto him 
 Acts 8. 29. go near, join thyself to this chariot 
 GO not, or not GO. 
 
 Iltcd. 3.3.15. if thy presence go not with me 
 Num. 10. .30. llobab said, I will not go. but depart 
 20. 20. and he said, thou shalt not go through 
 22. 12. (iod said to Ralaam, shalt not go with them 
 18. I cannot go beyond tlie word of Lord, 24. 13. 
 Pent. 3. 27 . thou shalt not go over this .Iordan 
 
 6.14.yeshallw.. <70 after other gods, 1 KingsW. 10. 
 
 15. 16. if he say. 1 will not go awaj’ from thee 
 
 24. 19. thou shalt not go again to fetch it 
 
 .32. 52. but thou shalt not go thither to the land 
 Josh. 8. 4. go not fai’ from th.e city, but be reaiiy 
 Judg. 4. 8. if thou wilt not go with me, 1 will not go 
 
 7 . 4. 1 say, this shall not go, the .same shall not go 
 20. 8. we will not any of us goXo liis tent 
 
 Ruth .3. 17 . go not empty to thy mothei in law 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . . 39 . David said, I cannot go witli these 
 29 . 8 . that 1 maj’ 7 w»/g(> lightag. enemiesof the king 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3.25. let not all go, hov. beit he would not go 
 2 KingsH. 18. he sain, did I not say to you.ga 7ie/ 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 3S. but David could not go before it 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 13. sohliers that should not go to battle 
 Prov. 4. 1.3. lake hold of iiisti iiction. let her not go 
 
 14. andaa ru.t into the way of evil men 
 22. 24. witli a furious man thou shall imtgo 
 Isa. 52.12. for ye shall not go out s\ itli haste 
 
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 GOE 
 
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 •Jer, 10..5. theymustbe borne, because they cannvtffo 
 
 16. 8. thou shalt 7wc go into tlie liOu.se of fea.stinir 
 
 25. 6. go not af ter other Rods to serve them, .‘f5. 15. 
 27- 18. that the vessels left go not to f.abylon 
 
 43. 2. go twt into Kgyptto sojourn there, 42. 19. 
 
 49. 12. thou shalt not go tinpunished, but drink of it 
 jMm. 4. 18. hunt steps, that we cannot go in our str. 
 Bzek. 42. 14. when the priests enter, shall twt go out 
 Mat. 10, 5. go not into tlie way of the Gentiles 
 Ltike 10. 7. VO tiot from house to house 
 
 17 . 23. see here or there, i/o not after them, 21. 8. 
 
 GG over. 
 
 Jitnt, 3.25. I prav thee let me go over and see land 
 
 28. .loshua shall go over before the people, 31. 3. 
 4 .14. land whither ye go over, 26. 1 31. 13.1 32. 47. 
 •>2. I must not go over .Iordan, ye shall go over 
 
 24. 20. thou shalt not go over the boughs again 
 30. 13. who shall go over sea for us and bring it? 
 
 31.3. the Lord thy God will go over before thee 
 34 , 4. but thou shalt not fto over thither 
 
 Jos/i. 1. 2. therefore arise, go over this .Iordan 
 .Tudg. 12. 5. the Kphraimites said, let me go over 
 
 1 Sam. 14. l .come, let us t/o otier to the Philistines, 6. 
 30. 10. so faint, tlie^' could not go over the brook 
 
 2 Sam. 16 . 9 . let me go over and take off Ids head 
 
 19 . . 37 . thy servant Ghimham, let him go over 
 Isa. 8. 7- he shall come and go over all his banks 
 
 11. 15. he shall make men go over dry-shod 
 .51. 23. which said, bow down, that we muy go over 
 
 54. 9, the waters of Noah should no more go over 
 Jer. 41.10. Ishmael depart, to go over to Ammonites 
 luke 8. 22. let us go over to the other side 
 
 GO otit. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 10. from all that go ont of the ark 
 
 24. 11, the time that women go otit to draw wafer 
 
 45. 1. he cried, cause every man to go ont frotn me 
 Exod. 6. 11. that he let children of Israel go ont 
 
 8. 29. behold, 1 go ont from thee, I will entreat 
 
 11. 8. after that 1 will go ont, and he went out 
 
 10. he would not let the children of Israel go ont 
 
 12. 22. none of you shall g. 0 . at the door of house 
 16. 4. people shall g. 0 . and gather a rate every day 
 
 29 . let no man go ont of his place on sev’enth day 
 
 21. 2. in the seventh year he shall go ont free 
 
 3. ifhecame in by him.se If, shall goout by himself; 
 
 if married, his wife shall go otu with him 
 
 4. her master’s, and he shall go ont by himself 
 
 5. if the servant say, I will not go ont free 
 
 7 . a maid-servant not go ont as men-servants do 
 
 11. then shall she go out free without money 
 Lev. 6. 13. the fire on the altar shall never go ont 
 
 8. 33. shall not go otit of tabernacle in seven da 3 ’s 
 
 10. 7 . ye shall not go ont at the door, lest ye die 
 
 14. .38. then the priest shall go out of the house 
 
 15. 16. if any man’s seed of copulation go ont 
 
 16 . 18. he shall go ont to the altar before the Loid 
 21, 12. nor shall he go ont of the sanctuary 
 
 25. 28. and in the jubilee it shall go ont, .31, 3.3. 
 
 30. it shall not go ont injubil. II 54. he shall go out 
 Dent. 24. 5. taken a wife, he shall not go oiit to war 
 
 28. 25. thou shalt go oxit one way, tiee seven ways 
 Josh. 2. 19 . who shall go ont, his blood be on his 
 Jndg. 9 . .38. go out, I pray now, and light with them 
 16. 20. be said, 1 will go ont as at other times 
 
 20 . 28. shall I yet again < 7 . o. to battle ag. Benjamin 
 EnthSt. 22 . it is good thou go ont with his maidens 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 3. I will go otit and stand beside my father 
 
 20. 11. corne, let us go ont into the field 
 
 28. 1. Achish said, thou shalt go ont with me 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 24. then the Lord shall go ont before thee 
 
 21 . 17 . thou shalt go no more oitt with us to battle 
 1 Kings 15. 17 . that he might not suffer any to go 
 
 ont, or come in to Asa, 2 Chroti. 16. 1. 
 
 20. 31. put ropes on heads, and go ont to the king 
 
 1 Chron. 20. 1. at the time kings go ont to battle 
 
 2 C/nwj. 18. 21. go ont and be'’a l^dng spirit, go otU 
 20. 17 . fear not, to-morrow go oiit against them 
 
 26.18. go 07it of sanctuary-, for thou hast trespassed 
 20. yea, himself hasted also to go ont 
 
 Job 15. 13. lettest such words go ont of thy mouth 
 Psal. 60 . 10. which didst not go ont with our armies 
 109. t 7. when he is judged, let him go ont guilty 
 Prov. 22. 10. cast out the scorner, contention go 07 /r 
 Eccl. 8. 3. be not hasty to go entt of his sight 
 Isa. 52. 11. depart ye, go ye ont from thence 
 
 12. ye shall not go out with haste or by tiight 
 
 55. 12. ye shall go ont with joy, and be led forth 
 Jer. 21. 12. lest my fury go otit like fire and burn 
 
 51. 45. my people, go ye oiit of the midst of her 
 Eiek. 15. 7- they shall go ont from one fire 
 
 44. 3. the prince shall go ont the same way 
 
 46. 9. entereth by north, shall go ont by south-gate 
 Atnos\. .3. anti ye shall go ont at the breaches " 
 Zech. 14. 8. that living waters go out from .lerusalem 
 Mat. 25.6. bridegrooiii cometh.goyeor/? to meet him 
 I,7ike 9. 5. when ye go out of the citj’ shake off dust 
 
 14. 21. go ont quickly into the streets and lanes 
 
 2.3. go 07it into the highwaj’s and hedges 
 
 1 Cor. 5.10. then must ye needs go out of the world 
 Heb. 11. 8. Abraham, when he was called to go out 
 Rev. 3.12. he that overcometh, shall go no more cut 
 20. 8. and shall go out to deceive the nations 
 GO to. 
 
 Gen. 11.3. go to, let us make brick, and burn them 
 
 4. go to, let 113 build |1 7 . go to, let us confound 
 Eccl. 2. l.go to now, I will prove thee with mirth 
 Isa. 5. 5. go to, I will tell you what I will do 
 Jatn. 4. 1.3. go to now, ye that say, to-day,or to-mor. 
 
 5. 1. go to now, ye rich men, weep and howl 
 
 GO np. 
 
 Gen. ,35. 1. arise, go np to Bethel, dwell there, 3. 
 44. 33. and let the lad go itp with his brethren 
 ;34. how shall I go np to my father? 45. 9. 
 
 50. 6. Pharaoh said, go ttp and bury thy father 
 Erod. 8. .3. frogs shall go tip and come into th^’ house 
 
 19. 12. fake heed ye go notitp into the mount 
 
 20. 26. nor shalt tliou go np by steps to my altar 
 24. 2. neither shall the people go 7ip with him 
 .32. .30. ye have sinned a great sin, I will go np 
 
 33. 1. depart and go np, thou and the people 
 3. for 1 will not go np in the midst ot thee 
 
 34. 24. not desire thy land, when thou shalt go up 
 
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 Lev. 19 .16. shalt notgonp and down as a tale-bearer 
 Ktim. 13. .30. let us go np at once and pos:,ess it 
 ,31. we be not able to go up aRainst this people 
 
 14. 40. lo, we be here, and will go up. Dent. 1.41. 
 42. go not up || 44. but they presumed to go np 
 Dent. 2.5. ~. let his brother's wife go up to the gate 
 .30. 12. who shall go up for us to heaven, and bring 
 Josh. 7 . 3. let not all go np, let .31XX1 men go up 
 
 22. .33. did not intend to go np ag. them in battle 
 Jndg. 1.1. who shall gonp for us to fight them t 
 2. the Lord said, .ludah shall gonp, 20. 18. 
 
 2. 1. an angel said, 1 made you go np ont of F.gypt 
 
 9. 1 9- should 1 go np and down for other trees t 
 
 11. . 37 . that I ma 3 ' go up and down cn the mountains 
 
 18. 9. arise, that we may go against them 
 
 20. 9 . we will go up by lot against Gibeah 
 
 18. which of us shall go sip first to battle ? 
 
 23. shall 1 go np again? 1| 28. go sip against him 
 
 1 Sassi. 1. 22. 1 will not go sip till the child be weaned 
 
 6. 9 . if it go up by the way of his own coast 
 20. and to whom shall he go sip from us ? 
 
 9. 13. ye shall find him before he go np to eat 
 
 14. .Samuel came to go sip to the high place, 19. 
 
 14. 9 . if they say, tarry, we will not go np 
 
 1(1. if they say, come up unto us, we will go sip 
 
 2 Sasn. 2. 1. David saiefi shall I go sip to any of tlie 
 
 cities of .Judah ? the Lord said, go np to ilebron 
 5.19. shall 1 go sip against the Philistines ? 
 
 15. 20. shoidd 1 make thee go r/g and down with us ? 
 ^ 19 . .34. how long have 1 to live, that 1 should go np 
 
 24. 18. go np, rear an altar in door, 1 Chr. 21. 18. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 24. ye shall notgosip, 2 Chron. 11. 4. 
 
 27 . if this people go np to do sacrifice at .lerusal. 
 
 28. it is too much for you to go sip to .lerusalem 
 18. 43. go sip, look towards the sea. and he went 
 22. 6. go sip, for the Lord shall deliver it into the 
 
 hand of the king, 12. 2 Chron, 18. 11, 14. 
 
 20. may go np and fall at Ramoth. 2 Chr. 18. 19 . 
 
 2 Kings L .3. go np, meet the messengers of the king 
 
 2. 23. go sip thou bald-head, go sip tliou bald-head 
 
 3. 7 . wilt thou go up with me against Moab ? 
 
 8. and he said, which way sliall we go np 
 
 12. 17 . llazael set his face to go np to .lerusalem 
 18.25. Lord said, gonp against the land, Jsa. .36.10. 
 
 20. 5. on third day thou shalt go sip to the house 
 8. what the sign that 1 shall go npi' Jsa. .'18.22. 
 
 22. 4. go 7(gto llilkiah high iniest to sum silver 
 
 1 Chr, 14.10. shall I go np 1| 11. go not np after them 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 5. shall we go up to Ramoth-gilead ? 
 36. 2.3. God be with him, let him go up, Ezra 1.3. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 9 . he began to go up from Babylon 
 
 I. 3. all which are minded to go np go with me 
 Neh. 4. .3. if a fox go up lie shall even break down 
 Esal. 104. 8. they go np by the mountains 1 
 
 I. 32. 3. surely 1 will notgosip into my bed 
 Cant. 6. 6. as a flock of sheep that go sip from washing 
 
 7 . 8. 1 said, I will go np to the iialin-tree 
 
 Isa. 2. 3. let us go sip to mountain of Lord, Mic. 4.2. 
 7 . 6. let us go sip against Judah and vex it 
 
 15. 5. with weeping shall they’ go it up 
 21.2. go up, O Elaiii, H 34. 10. the smokeshall go sip 
 .35. 9. nor any ravenous beast shall go np there 
 .36.10. go sip against this land, and destroy it 
 Jer. 5. 10. go ye sip upon her walls and destroy’ 
 
 6. 4. arise, and let us go sip at noon, woe unto us 
 
 21. 2. that Nebuchadnezzar may go up from us 
 
 22. 20. go up to Lebanon, and cry, lift up thy voice 
 .31. 6. let us go sip to Zion, to the J.ord our God 
 46. 8. he saith, I will go np and cover the earth 
 
 II. go np into Gilead, and take balm, O virgin 
 
 48. 5. continual weeping shall go sip 
 
 49 . 28. go np to Kedar, and spoil men of the east 
 
 50. 21. gonp against the land of Merathaim 
 Ezek. .38.11. 1 cvull go up to land of unwalled villages 
 
 40. 26. there were seven steps to go up to it 
 Ilos. 4.15. neither go sip to Beth-aveii, nor swear 
 Ilag. 1. 8. go sip to the mountain, and bring wood 
 Zech. 14. 16. go up from year to year to worship 
 Mat. 20. 18. we go sip to Jerusalem, Son of man 
 shall be betrayed, Mark 10. .33. Luke 18. .31. 
 Luke 14. 10. he may say to thee, friend, go sip higher 
 John 7 . 8. go ye sip to this feast, I go not sip yet 
 Acts 15. 2. go sip to Jerusalem about this question 
 
 21. 4. that Paul should not go up to Jerusalem 
 
 12. we besought him not to go sip to Jerusalem 
 
 25. 9 . wilt thou go sip to Jerusalem and be judged ? 
 
 GO a schorisig. 
 
 Exod. .34.15. lest they go a svhoring after their gods 
 
 16 . and thy sons go a svhoring after their gods 
 Lev. 20. 5.1 will cutoff all that go a svhor. after him 
 6. I will cut off such as go a svhor. after wizards 
 Nnm. 15. 39. ways, after which ye use to go a svhor. 
 Dent. 31. 16. this people, will go a svhor. after gods 
 2 Chrosi. 21.13. Jehoram made Judah go a svhoring 
 Psal. 73 .27- destroyed all that go a svhor. from thee 
 Ezek. 6. 9 . eyes which go a svhoring after idols 
 GO ESI'. 
 
 Gen. 28.15. will keep thee in places whither thou g. 
 32. 17 . whose art thou ? whither g. thou ? Judg. 19. 
 
 17 . Zech. 2. 2. John 13. .'16.1 16. 5. 
 Exod. 33. 16. is it not in that thou g. with us ? 
 
 .34. 12. no coven, with inhabitants whither thou g. 
 Num. 14. 14. and thou g. before them by day-time 
 Dent. 7 .1. when T.ord God shall bring thee into the 
 land whither thou g. to possess it. 11. 29. 
 
 II. 10. the land whither thou g. is not as Egypt 
 12. 29. God shall cut off nations whither thou g. 
 20. 1. when thou g. to battle and seest, 21. 10. 
 
 23. 20. God may bless thee in all that thou setfest 
 
 thine hand to, whither thou g. Josh. 1 . 7 . 
 28. 6. blessed shalt thou be when thou g, out 
 
 19. cursed shalt thou be when thou g. out 
 
 21. make pestilence cleave to thee whither thou g. 
 63. shall lie plucked off the land whither thou g. 
 
 .32. 50. and die in tlie mount whither thou g. 
 
 Josh. 1. 9 . the Lord is with thee whither thou g. 
 Jndg. 14. 3. that thou g. to take a wife of Philist. 
 Rsiih 1.16. for whither thou g. 1 will go 
 2 Sam. 15. 19. wherefore g. tliou also w ith us ? 
 
 1 Kings 2. .37. on the day thou g. over the brook, 42. 
 /*sal. 44. 9. but thou g. not forth with our armies 
 I^rov. 4.12. when thou g. steps shall not be straitened 
 
 Prov. 6. 22. when thou g. it shall lead thee 
 Eccl. 5.1. keep thy foot when thou g. to house of G 
 9. 1(1. nor wisdom in the grave w hither thou g. 
 
 Jer. 45. 5. I will give for a prey whither thou g. 
 Mat. 8. 19. 1 w ill follow thee wnitherg. Lsike 9.57. 
 Luke 12. 58. when thou g. with thine adversary 
 John 11. 8. sought to stone thee, g. thither again?' 
 14. 5. Lord, w e know not whither thou g. 
 
 GOEl H. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 15. lo, he g. out unto the water 
 
 22. 26 . shall deliver it by that the sun g. down 
 28. 29 . Aaron shall bear them when heg. in 
 .30. they shall be on Aaron s heart when heg. ii> 
 :i5. his sound shall be heard when he g. in 
 Lev. 11. 21. these ye may eat that g. on all four 
 
 14. 46. he thatg. into the house shall be unclean 
 
 15. .32. law of him whose seed g. from him. 22. 4. 
 
 16. 17 . none in the tabernacle when he g. in 
 
 22. .3. who g. to holy things having uncleaiiness 
 
 27 . 21. the field, when it g. out injubilee, be holy 
 A/7777. 5. 29. this is the law, when a v ife g. asiile 
 Dent. 1. 30. the Ixird which g. before shall fight 
 9. 3. thy God is he that//, over before you 
 
 19. 5, as when amang. into wood with his neiglib, 
 
 20. 4. the Lord your GckI is he that g. with you 
 
 2.3. 9 . when the hostg. forth against thy enemies 
 
 24. 13. deliver the pledge when the sun g. down 
 Jndg. 5. 31. be as the sun when he g. forth in might 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 14. as David whog. at thy bidding 
 30. 24. as his part is thatg. down to the battle 
 
 2 Kisigsb. 18. my master g. to house of Itimmon 
 11. 8 . be w itii tlie king as lie g. out, 2 Chron. 23. 7 ,. 
 
 Ezra 5. 8. this w ork g. fast on and prospereth 
 Job 7 . 9 . thatg. dow'ii to grave come up no more 
 
 9. 11. lo, heg. by me, and I see him not 
 
 16. f 6. and though 1 forbear, whatg. from me 
 .34. 8. w'heng. in company with workei's of iniquity 
 . 37 . 2. hear the souml that g. out of his mouth 
 . 39 . 21. he g. on to meet the armed men 
 P.sal. 17 . 1. pra.ver thatg. notout of feigned lips 
 41. 6. wiien he g. abroail, hetelleth it 
 (58. 21. such a one asg. on in his trespasses 
 88. 16. thy tierce wrath g. overme 
 97 . 3. aiire g. before him, and burnethup enemies 
 104. 23. man g. forth to his woik until evening 
 126. 6. he that g. forth and weepeth, bearing 
 146.4. his breath g. forth ; he returneth to earth 
 Prov. 6. 29 . so he thatg. in to his neighbour’s wife 
 7 . 22 . g. after her, as an ox g. to the daughter 
 
 11. 10. w hen itg. well with righteous, city rejoices 
 
 16. 18. pi ideg. before destruction, ahaughty spirit 
 
 20. 19. thatg. about as a tale-bearer reveals secrets 
 
 26 . 9 . as a thorn g. up into the hand of a drunkard 
 
 20. where no wood is, there the fire g. out 
 .31.18. her candle g. not out by night 
 Eccl. 1. 5. the sun g. down and hasfeth to his place 
 3. 21. spirit of man g. up, spirit of beast g. dow n 
 
 12. 5. because man g. to his long home 
 
 Cant. 7 . 9 . thatg. down sweetly, causing the lips 
 Isa. 28. 19. from the time it g. forth, it shall take 
 .30. 29. when one g. with a pipe to come to mount 
 55. 11. so shall my word be that g. forth of mouth 
 59.8. wlioso g. therein shall not know’ f>eace 
 6.3.14. as a beast g. down into the valley 
 Jer. 5. 6. every one thatg. out thence shall be tom 
 
 6. 4. woe unto us, for the day g. away 
 
 21. 9. (hat g. out to Chaldeans shall live, .38. 2. 
 
 22. 10. but weep sore for him that g. aw ay 
 
 30. 23. whirlwind of the Lord g. forth with fury 
 44. 17 . we will do what g. out of our own mouth 
 49. 17 . everyone thatg. by it be astonished, 50.13. 
 Ezek. 7 . 14. they have blown, but none g. to battle 
 
 3.3. .31. their heart g. after their covetousness 
 44 . 27 . in the day tliathe g. into the sanctuary 
 
 Ilos. 6.4. yourgoodn. is as the early dew, itg. away 
 
 5. thy judgments are as light that g. forth 
 Zcch.D. 3 . this is the cui'se that g. forth 
 
 6. he said, this is an ephah thatg. forth 
 
 Mat. 8. 9- I say to this man, go, and he.g. Lnke~.&. 
 12. 45. then g. he andlaketh. J uke 11. 26. 
 
 1.3. 44. for joy thereof g. and selleth all he hath 
 15.11. not that w hich g. into mouth defileth a man 
 
 17 . 21. this kindg. notout but by prayer 
 
 26. 24. the Son of man g. as it is w ritten of him, 
 
 Mark 14. 21. Luke 22. 22. 
 
 28. 7 . he g. before you into Clalilee, Mark 16. 7. 
 John 3. 8. but canst not tell whither it g. 
 
 7 . 20. thou hast a devil; who g. about to kill thee ? 
 
 10. 4. he g. before them, the sheep follow him 
 
 11. 31. she g. unto the. grave to weep there 
 
 12. .35. knoweth not whither he g. 1 John 2. 11. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 6. but brother g. to law w ith brother 
 
 9 . 7 . w ho g. a w arfare any time at his own charges- 
 Jam. 1 . 24. he beholdeth iiimself and g. his w ay 
 Rev. 14.4. that follow the Lamb whithersoever heg, 
 17 . 11 . and is of the seven, and g. into perdition 
 19 , 15. and out of his mouth g. a sharp sword 
 t.OlNG. 
 
 Gen. 15.12. sun g.down, a deep sleep fell on .Abram 
 
 25. t 32. Esau said, beludd, i am g. to die_ 
 
 Exod. 17 .12. his hands steady, to g. down of the sun 
 
 23. 4. if thou meet thine enemy’s ox g. astray 
 
 A «w.,34. 4. g. forth of iKirder from south to Kadesh 
 Dent. 16. 6. sacrifice the passoveratg. down of sun 
 
 3.3. 18. he sai<i, rejoice, Zebulun, in tl'. 3 ’g. out 
 Josh. 7 . 5. and smote them in theg. down 
 
 Id. 11. as thev were in theg. down to Betli-horon 
 
 27 . at theg. clown of the sun carcases taken down 
 
 23. 14. 1 am g. the way of all the earth 
 
 Jf/c/g. 8. + 3c). tiideon had 70 sons g. out of his thigh 
 19 . 18. 1 am now g. to the house of the Lord • 
 
 28. up, let us be g. but none answ ered 
 
 1 Sam. 10. .3. meet tiiee three men g. up to God 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 19. in g. turned not from following .Abner 
 5. 24. hearest a sound of g. in trees, 1 Chr. 14. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 17 . 11. as she was g. to fetch it, he called 
 22. .36. went a proclamation at g. down of the sun 
 
 2 Kings 2. 23.g. b\’ the way,children mocked him 
 9 . 27 . they smote .Ahaziah at the g. up to Gur 
 
 1 Chios;. 11. t 9. David went in g. and increasing 
 
 2 Chrcsi. ]}>. .34. at time of sun g. clown, he died 
 EzraJ.-tO founclatioi of tlie g. from Babylon 
 
GOA 
 
 GOD 
 
 GOD 
 
 Joh 1. 7. from r;. to and fro in the earth, 2. 2. 
 a.‘5. 24. deliver liim from g. down to the pit 
 28. he will deliver his soul from p. into the pit 
 Psot. 19. 6. his g. forth is from the end of heaven 
 59.1. the mighty God calleth the earth, from rising 
 of sun to g. down, ll.'J. .8. Mai. 1. 11. 
 104.19. the sun knoweth his g. down 
 Prov. 7. 27 . g. down to the chambers of death 
 
 14. 15. but the prudent man looketh well to his.( 7 . 
 30. 29. three go well, yea, four are comely in tf. 
 Jsa. 1.3. 10 . the sun shall be darkened in his.i 7 . forth 
 Jer. 48. 5. in the g. up to Luhith, continual weep¬ 
 ing shall go up ; in the g. down of lloronaim 
 50. 4. < 7 . and weeping they shall seek the l .ord 
 Pzek. 40. 31. the g. uj) had eight steps, 34, 37. 
 
 44. 5. witl) every g. forth of the sanctuary 
 46.12. after his g. forth, one shut the gate 
 JJaii. 6. 14. and laboured till g. down of the sun 
 9 .25. from the g. forth of the commandment 
 Has. 6. 3. his g. forth is prepared as the morning 
 Zech. 8. t 7 . from the country oi g. down of the sun 
 t21. g. speedily to entreat the face of tlie Lord 
 Mat. 25. t 8. give oil, for our lamps are g. out 
 
 26. 46. rise, let us be g. behold, he is at hand 
 Luke 14. 31. what king g. to war with another 
 Jclin 8. 59. ff. through midst of them, so passed by 
 glcts20.5. these g. before, tarried at I roas 
 Jtom, 10.3. g. about to establish their righteousness 
 1 Tim. 5. 24. some men’s sins g. before to judgment 
 Peh. 7 . 18. is a disannulling of command g. before 
 Jude l.g. after strange tiesh are set forth an examp. 
 
 See Coming. 
 
 G01fsG.S. 
 
 2sum. 33. 2. and Moses wrote their g. out 
 34. 5. the g. out of their borders, 8, 9, 12. Josh. 
 
 15.4, 7, 11. I 16. 3, 8. 1 18. 12, 14. 
 Job3\. 21. his eyes are on man, he seeth all his g. 
 Psal. 17 .5. hold up my g. in thy paths that footsteps 
 
 27 . t 31. none of his g. shall slide 
 
 40. 2. he set my feet on a rock, established my g. 
 44. 118. nor have our g. declined from thy way 
 68. 24. they have seen thy g. even the g. of G. 
 
 140. 4. w'ho have purposed to overthrow mv g. 
 Prov. 5. 21 . before Lord, and he pondereth all his 17 . 
 
 20. 24. man’s g. are of the Lord, how can a man 
 Pa. 59 . 8. there is no judgment in their g. 
 
 Ezek. 42. 11. their g. out were accordingto fashion 
 
 43. 11. shew tliem g. out thereof and comings in 
 Mic. 5. 2. whose g. fortli have been from of old 
 GOAD. S. 
 
 Judg. 3. 31. Shamgar slew 600 men with an ox g. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 21. they had a file to sharpen the.g. 
 
 Eccl. 12.11. the wordsof the wise are as g. and nails 
 GOAT. 
 
 Gen. 15. 9. take a heifer, a she-fi. of three years 
 Exud. 22. 11. if a man steal an ox or a g. 
 
 Lev. 3. 12. if his oft’ering be a g. then shall offer it 
 4. 24, he shall lay his hand on the head of the g. 
 
 7 . 23. he shall eat no fat of ox, sheep, or of g. 
 
 9. 15. he took the g. which w^ the sin-offering 
 
 10.16. Moses sought the g. of the sin-offering 
 
 16.9. Aaron sliall bring the .g. on which the lot fell 
 
 22. he shall let go thef7. in the wilderness 
 
 17 . 3. w'hosoever killeth a g. in the camj) 
 
 22. 27 . when ag. is brought forth seven days 
 Amw. 15. 27 . if sin thro' ignorance shall bring ay. 
 
 18. 17 . the firstling of a y. thou shalt not redeem 
 
 28. 22. one y. for a sin-offering, to make an atone¬ 
 
 ment for you, 29. 22, 28, 31, 34, 38. 
 Deni. 14. 4. ye shall eat the ox, sheep, and tlie y. 
 17 . I L not sacrifice a y. wherein is blemish 
 Judg. 6 . + t. the Midianites left no ox, ory. or ass 
 Ezek. 43. 25. seven days prepare every day a y. 
 J)an. 8 .5. the y. had a notable horn between his eyes 
 
 21. the rough y. is the kingof Grecia 
 Lfe-GOAT. 
 
 Pro7\ .30. 31. four are comely in going, an he-g. 
 
 Jer. 51. 40. bring them down like rams with he-g. 
 Ean.R. 5. behold, an he-g. came from the west 
 
 8. therefore the he-g. w axed very great 
 Live GOA T. 
 
 Lev. 16.20. bring live y. ll 21. lay both hands on l.-g. 
 Scape-GOA 1'. 
 
 See Signification on Offering. 
 
 Lev. 16. 8. and the other lot for the scape-g. 
 
 10. to let him go for a scape-g. into the wilderness 
 26. he that let go scape-g. shall wash his clothes 
 /LYWGOA f. 
 
 Peut. 14. 5. ye shall eat the wild g. and wild ox 
 GOA'i'S. 
 
 Gen. 4. +4. Abel brought the firstling of the y. 
 
 27 . 9. fetch me from thence two kids of the y. 
 
 16 . she nut the skins of they, on his hands 
 
 30. .32. all the spotted and speckled among the y. 
 33. is not speckled among y. |1 35. he removed y. 
 
 31. .38. thy she-y. have not cast their young 
 32.14. two hundred she-y. and twenty he y. 
 
 37 . 31. .loseph's brethren killed a kid of the y. 
 
 38. t 17 . 1 will send thee a ki t from the y. 
 
 Exod. 12. 5. je shall take it out from the sheep or y. 
 Lev. 1. 10. if his offering be of the sheep or y. 
 
 4.23. if his sin come to his knowledge, he shall 
 bring his offering, a kid of the y. 28. | 5. 6. 
 
 9 . 3. take a kid of the y. for a sin offering 
 16. 5. two kids of the y. || 7. two y. present them 
 
 22. 19 . ye shall offer a male of the sheep or y. 
 
 + 21. a free-will offering in beeves ory. 
 
 23. 19 . then j’e shall sacrifice one kid of fhe y. for 
 
 a sin offering, Num. 7. 16. | 15. 24. 
 Aum. 7 . 17 . five rams, five he-y. five lambs, 23,29, 
 o, .u 35,41,47,53,59,05,71,77,83. 
 
 o7. the kids of the y. for a sin offering, twelve 
 88. fhe he y. sixty, the lambs of first year sixty 
 31. t 30. thou shall take one portion of the y. 
 
 Pent. 30 . 14 . rams and he-y. of the breed of Bashan 
 Judg. 6._t 19. Gideon made ready a kid of they. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 2. Nabal had a thousand y. was shearing 
 £ Clinm. 17 . 11. the Arabians brought 7,700 he-.y. 
 
 29. 21. they brought sev'en he-y. for a sin-otfeiing 
 Ezra 6. 17 . offered at the dedication twelve he-y. 
 
 6. 35. children out of captivity offered 12 he-y. 
 Psal. 5U. 9. 1 will take no he-y. out of thy fold 
 
 P.sal. 50.13. or will 1 drink the blood of y. ? 
 
 66. 15. 1 will offer to thee bullocks with y. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 26. the g. are the price of tliy field 
 27 . thou shalt have y. milk enough tor food 
 Cafit. 4. 1. thy hair is as a flock of y. 6. 5. 
 
 Isa. 1. 11. 1 delight not in the blood of he-y. 
 
 14. t 9 . it stirreth up for thee all great g. 
 
 .34.6. sword of the Lord fat with the blood ofy. 
 Jer. 59. 8. and be as the he-y. before the flocks 
 Ezek. 27 . 21. Arabia occupied with thee in y. 
 
 34. 17 . 1 judge between tlie rams and he-y. 
 
 39.18. 3 ’e shall drink the blood of lambs and y. 
 43. 22. on the second day offer a kid of the y. 
 
 45. 23. a kid of the y. daily for a sin offering 
 Mic. 5.18. as a young lion among the flocks of y. 
 Zech. 10. 3. my anger was kindled, 1 punished they. 
 Mat. 25.32. a shepherd divideth the sheep from the y. 
 
 33. he shall set the y. on his left hand 
 Heh. 9. 12. nor entered by blood ofy. and calves 
 1.3. if the. blood of bulls and y. sanctifieth 
 19. he took the blood ofy. and sprinkled the book 
 
 10. 4. is not possible the blood of y. take away sins 
 
 GOA I S-llAlH. 
 
 Erod. 25. 4. this is the offering ye shall take, g.-hair 
 26. 7- thou shalt make curtains oi g.-hair 
 
 35. 6. who is willing, let him bring g.-hair 
 23. every man with whom was found g.-hair 
 26. and all the women spun g.-hair 
 
 .36. 14. she made curtains oi g.-hair for the tent 
 Ifium. .31.20. purify all work of y.-Znt/r and wood 
 1 Sam. 19.13. put a pillow oi g.-hair for bolster, 16. 
 GOAl'-SKINS. 
 
 Tleb. 11. 37 . wandering in sheep-skins and g.-skins 
 Wild GOA I S. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 2. to seek David on rocks of the wild y. 
 Job . 39 .1. knowest thou when the zcildg. bring forth ? 
 Psal. 104.18. high hills are a refuge for the wildg. 
 GOBl.EJ. 
 
 Cant. 7 . 2. thy navel is like a round y. 
 
 GOD, referred to man. 
 
 Exod. 4. 16. thou shalt be to Aaron instead of y. 
 
 7 . 1. I have made thee a y. to Pharaoh 
 
 GOD, for idol. 
 
 Deut. 32. 21. moved me with that which is not y. 
 Judg. 6. 31. if he be ay. let him plead for himself 
 
 8. 33. they made Baal-beritJi their y. 
 
 9 . 27 . they went into the house of their y. and eat 
 11.24. possess that which Chemosh thy y. giveth 
 16. 2.3. the Philistines’ y. was Dagon, 24. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 7- Ids hand is sore on us, and our y. 
 
 1 A'diysTl.33. Israel worshipped they, of Moabites 
 
 18. 27- he is a y. either talking, or pursuing 
 
 2 Kings 1.2. Baal-zebub the y. of I-kron, .3, 6,16. 
 
 19. 37 . worshipping in the house of Tl isroch his y. 
 
 smote with sword, 2 Chr. 32. 21. Isa. .37. .38. 
 Psal. 16.4. sorrows multiplied, hasten after other y. 
 Isa. 44. 10. who hath formed ay. or molten image r 
 
 15. he maketh a y. and worshippeth if, 17. 
 
 45. 29. and tliat pray to a y. that cannot save 
 
 46.6. h-e maketh it ay. they fall down, they worship 
 Dan. 1.2. he carried the vessels into house of his y. 
 4. 8. Belteshazzar according to the name of my y. 
 
 11. .36. and magnify himself above every y. 
 
 Amos 5.26. the star of your y. yemade, Acts'!. 43. 
 
 8.14. that swear, and say, thy y. () Dan, liveth 
 .Jonah 1. 5. the mariners cried, every man to his y. 
 Mic. 4. 5. all people will walk in the name of his y. 
 Hab. 1. 11. imputing this his power to his y. 
 
 Acts 12. 22. it is the voice of a y. not of a man 
 Any GOD. 
 
 Erod. 22. 20. that sacrifice to any g. save the Lord 
 2 Sam. 7. 22. nor is there any G. beside, 1 Chr. 17. 20. 
 Dan. .3. 28. that they might not worsh. any g. except 
 
 6. 7 . who shall ask a petition of any g. or man, 12. 
 
 11. 37 . neither shall he regard any g. 
 
 Other GOD. 
 
 Exod. .34. 14. thou shalt worship no other g. 
 
 Dan. .3. 29. because there is no other g. can deliver 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. there is none other y. but one. 
 
 Strayige GOD. 
 
 Dent. 32.12. there was no strange g. with them 
 Psal. 44. 20. stretched out our hands to a strange y. 
 
 81.9. no strangeg. he in thee, nor v/ovsh. strange g. 
 Isa. 4.3.12. when there was no strange g. among them 
 Dan. 11. 39 . thus shall he do with a strange g. 
 GOD. 
 
 This is one of the names which we give to that 
 eternal, infinite, atid incomprehensible Being, the 
 Creator of all things, who preserves and governs 
 every thing by his almighty power and wisdom, 
 and is the only object of our worship. The He¬ 
 brews give to God generally the name of .Tfho- 
 VAH, he who exists of himself, and gives being 
 and existence to others: this is a name ineffable 
 atid mysterious, which denotes the eternity, im¬ 
 mutability, and independence of God, and the 
 infallible certainty of his word and promises. 
 The import of this name is opened and predicated 
 of Christ, in Pev. 1. 4, 8. The Hebrews had 
 such a veneration for this holy name, that they 
 never prtmounced it, but instead of it made u.ie 
 of that of Adonai, which signifies properly My 
 Lords, in the plural number : and of Rlohi, F.loi, 
 or Klohim. They likewise called him Kl, which 
 signifies .Strongj or .Shaddai, whereby may be 
 meant one who is self-sufficient: or, according to 
 another pronunciation, the Destroyer, the power- 
 fill One ; or Klion, the most High, or El-sabaoth, 
 the God of Hosts ; or .la, God. 
 
 This name .Iehovah, in the Hel>rew, consists rf 
 four letters, as for the most part it doth in all 
 languages. Thus among the Persians the name 
 is Eopv ; among the Arabians, Alla; among the 
 Assyrians, Adad ; among the Tl’.gyptians, GoivO. 
 or Get'd ; with the Grecians, Oeor ; the I^tins, 
 Deus ; the French, Dieu ; the Spaniards, Dios ; 
 the Italians, Idio ; and with the (Jermans, Gott. 
 Hereof some give this reason, that the number 
 of four is a perfect number, ur.d .so hereby the 
 perfection of God is noted. Others say, that 
 God is he who created all things, consisting of 
 four elements. 
 
 God declared to IMoses, that he was not known oy 
 the name .Ir.HOVAH to Abraham, Isaac, awrf Ja¬ 
 cob ; and yet God is called by the name .leliovah, 
 in Gen. 15. 7- 1 -6. 24. This is not to be under¬ 
 stood of the name, hut of the thing signified by 
 that name, for that denotes all Ins perfections, 
 and, among others, the constancy and immuta¬ 
 bility of his nature and will, and the infallible 
 certainty of his -word and promises. And, though 
 this was believed by Abraham, Isaac, and Ja¬ 
 cob ; yet God had not given any actual being 
 to his promises j'or their deliverance, by the ac¬ 
 complishment of them : for they only saw the pro¬ 
 mises ajar off. This expression may likewise be 
 understood comparatively ; they knew this but 
 darkly and imperfectly, which -was now to be made 
 known more clearly and fully. 
 
 Gou is taken, 1. Properly ; and that either essen¬ 
 tially, for the whole Trinity, Isa. 40. 28. .lohu 
 4. 24. Gr, personally, (1) Dor the lather, Fph. 
 1. 3. (2) 'Die •Son, John 1. 1. (3) For the Holy 
 Ghost, Acts 5. .3, 4. 11. Improperly, (1) For an 
 idol, or false and imaginary god, Fxod. 22. 20. 
 .ludg. 11. 24. (2) For princes, magistrates, and 
 judges, Exod. 22. 28. Psal. 82. 1, 6. (3) For the 
 ark oj' God. Thus, when the ark came into the 
 camp of the Israelites, the Phili-stines said, God is 
 come into their camp ; this name they give to the 
 ark, as they used to do to the images of their false 
 gods, 1 Sam. 4. 7. The l.ord tells Moses, Fxod. 
 
 7.^ L See, 1 have made thee a god to Pharaoh: 
 Thou shalt represent my person, and act like God, 
 by requiring his obedience to thy commands, and 
 by imnishing his disobedience with .such punish¬ 
 ments as none but God can inflict; to which end, 
 thou shalt hare my omnipotent assistance. Satan 
 is called the god of this world, 2 Cor. 4. 4. be- 
 eause he rules oyer the greatest part of the world, 
 and they are Ins servants and slaves. St. Paul, 
 in Phil. .3. 19 . .speaks of some that make their 
 belly their god ; that is, who mind nothing but the 
 satisfaction of their fleshly appetites. od forbid, 
 
 is a .strong form of denial, with a lothing of what 
 is objected, Horn. 3. 31. 1 9. 14. In the original 
 it is. Let it not be. 
 
 Gen. 16. 1.3. called name of l.ord, thou G. seest me 
 
 17 . 7- to be a G. to thee and thy seed after thee 
 .31.1.3. i am the G. of Beth-el, where thou vowedst 
 42. 28. M'hat is this that G. hath done to us r 
 
 45. 8. it was not you that sent me hither, but G. 
 
 48. 21. behold, 1 die, but G. shall be with you 
 Fxod. 6. 7- 1 will take > ou to me, and be to you aG. 
 
 18. 19 . give thee counsel, and G. shall be with thee 
 Num. 2.3. 2.3. said of .lacob, what hath G. wrought ? 
 
 24. 2.3. alas, who shall live when G. doth this t 
 
 Deut. 4. 7 . what nation which hath G. so nigh? 
 
 29 . 13. that he may he to thee a G. as he said 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 17 . G. do so and more also, 14. 44. | 25. 
 
 22. 2 Sam. 3. 9, 35. 119. 13. 1 Kings 2. 23. 
 
 2 Kings 6. .31. 
 
 17 . 46. all may know that there is a G. in Israel 
 22. 3. fill 1 know what G. will do forme 
 
 2 tsam. 22. 32. who is G. save the Ld.' Ps. 18. 31. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 21. if the l.ord be G. follow him 
 
 . 39 . the Lord, he is the G.the l.ord. he is the G. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 15. thou art the G. even thou alone 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 6. O Lord G. art not tliou G. in heaven ? 
 Ezra 1. 3. his G. be with him, he is the G. 
 
 Nell. 9. 17 . art a G. ready to pardon, slow to anger 
 Job 22. 13. sayest, how doth G. know ? P.sal. 73. 11 . 
 Ps. 5. 4. art not a G. that hast pleasure in wickedn. 
 52. 7 . the man that made not G. his strength 
 
 86 .10. thou art great, thou art G. alone, Isa. .37.16. 
 Isa. 12 . 2 . behold, G. is m 3 ' salvation, I will trust 
 
 44. 8. is there a G. besides me ? yea, there is no G. 
 
 45. 22. look unto me, I am G. there is none else 
 
 46. 9. I am G. there is none else, none like me 
 Jer. 31. 3.3.1 will be their G. they my people, .32. .38. 
 Ezek. 28. 2. hast said, I am a god, I sit in seat of G. 
 
 9 . but thou shalt he a man, and no y. 
 
 Hos. 8 . 6 . workman made it, therefore it is not G. 
 11. 9. for I am G. and not man, the holy One 
 Mic. 7 . 18. who is a G. like to thee, that pardons 
 Mat. 1 . 23. name Immanuel, which is G. with us 
 
 6. 24. ye cannot serve G. and mammon, lAike 
 
 16. 13. 
 
 19 .17- there is none good but one, that is G. Mark 
 
 10. 18. Luke 18. 19. 
 Mark 12. 32. there is one G. and none other but he 
 John 1.1. fhe W orri was with G. and W ord was G. 
 
 3. 2. can do miracles, except G. be with him 
 
 8. 41. they said, we have one Father, even G. 
 
 42. for I proceeded forth, and came from G. 
 
 17 . 3. they might know thee, the only true G, 
 
 Acts 2. 22. by wonders, xvhich G. did 63 ’ him 
 
 5. 29 . we ought to obey G. rather than men 
 
 7 . 9. patriarchs sold .loseph, but G. was with him 
 10. 34. 1 perceive G. is no respecter of persons 
 
 Horn. 3. 1. let G. he true, and ever 3 ’ man a liar 
 
 8. 31. if G. be for us, who can be aeainst us ? 
 
 15. 5. now the G. of patience and consolation 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 6. to us there is but one G. the F ather 
 
 15. 28. that G. 11133 ' be all in all ' 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 21. he whic li hath anointed us, is G. 
 
 4. 4. the y. of this world hath blinded minds 
 
 18. 11 . (i^. of love and peace shall be with 3011 
 
 2 Thess. 2.4. above all called G. .so that he as G. 
 
 1 Tim. .3. 16 . G. was manifest in the flesh 
 Tit. 1. 16. the 3 ’ profess that thev know G, 
 
 Heb. 3. 4. but'he that built all things is C. 
 
 4. 10. ceased from his works, as G. did from his 
 8 . 10 . 1 will be to them at-. the 3 'to me a people 
 1 John. 1. 5. G. is light, in him is no darkness at all 
 4. 12. no man hath seen G. at any time 
 Rev. 21. 3. and G. himself shall lie with them 
 4 . G. shall wipeawav’ all tears 
 7 . I will be his G.and he shall be riyson 
 Against GOD. 
 
 Gen. . 39 . 9- how do this wickedness, and sin ag. G. f 
 Num. 21. 5. the people spake ag. G. Psal. 78. 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 25. and they transgressed against G. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 19. spake against the G. of .lerusalem 
 
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GOD 
 
 GOD 
 
 GOD 
 
 joh 15. 1.3. tliou tumpst thy spirit against G. 
 
 C5. for he stretchetli out liis hand against G, 
 
 34. 37 . he inultiplieth his words against (>. 
 jjan. 3. 29 . wliich speak amiss ag. O. of Shacirach 
 
 11. 36. speak marvellous thiiif'S a/j. G. of gods 
 Jlos. 13. 16 . she hath rebelled against her ti. 
 
 Acts 5. 3y. lest ye be fouufl to light against G. 
 
 6. 11. he hath spoken blasphemous words ai?. G. 
 
 23. 9 . let us not light against G. 
 
 2t(>m.8. 7 . the carnal mind is enmity against G. 
 9.20. who art thou that repliest against G. 
 liev. 13. 6. opened his mouth in blasphemy ag. G. 
 Hee Almighty. 
 
 Before fi()l3. 
 
 Gen. 6. 11. the earth was corrupt before G. 
 
 £.10(1. 18.12. eat bread with Moses’ father before G. 
 Josh. 24. 1. they presented themselves before G. 
 Judg. 21. 2. the people abode till even before G. 
 
 1 Chron. 13. 8. David and all Lsr. played before G. 
 
 10. and there Uzza died before G. 
 
 16 . 1. they offered burnt-sac rifices before G. 
 
 2 Chr. 33. 12. ftlanasseh humbled himself before G. 
 34. 27 . .losiah’s heart was humbled before G. 
 
 £zra 7 . 19 . deliver before the G. of .lerusalem 
 Job 15. 4. yea, thou restrainest prayer before G. 
 Psal. 42. 2. when shall I appear before ti. ? 
 
 56. 13. may walk before G. in light of living 
 61. 7 . he shall abide before G. for ever 
 68. 3. let the righteous rejoice before G. 
 
 84. 7 . every one in /ion appeareth before G. 
 
 £ccl. 2. 26. give to him that is good before G. 
 
 5. 2. heart hasty to utter any thing before G. 
 
 8. 13. because he feareth not before G. 
 
 JJan. 2. t 18. would desire mercies from before G. 
 
 6. 10. gave thanks before his G. as aforetime 
 
 11. found him making supplication before G. 
 
 26. that men tremble before the G. ot Daniel 
 
 Lnhe 1. 6. they were both righteous before G. 
 
 12. 6. not one of them is forgotten before G. 
 
 £ 4 . 19. a prophet mighty in deed and word bef. G. 
 Acts 7 . 46. who found favour before G. 
 
 10. 4. thine arms are come for a memorial before G. 
 .33. we are all here present before G. to hear 
 £3. 1. 1 lived in all good conscience before G. 
 Horn. 2. 13. not hearers of law are just before G. 
 
 3. 19. the world may become guilty bejore G. 
 
 4. 2. hath whereof to glory', but not before G. 
 
 14. 22. hast thou faith have it to thyself before G. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 19. we speak before G. in Christ 
 Gal. 1. 20. behold, before G. 1 lie not 
 1 Thess. 3.13. he may establish your hearts bef. G. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 4. that is good and acceptable before G. 
 
 21. I charge thee before G. 2 Tim. 4. 1. 
 
 Jam. 1. 27 . pure religion and undefiled before G. 
 liev. 3. 2. not found thy works perfect before G. 
 
 9. 13. a voice from the horns of the altar before G. . 
 
 12. 10. which accused them bef. G. day and night 
 16. 19. Babylon came in remembiance before G. 
 
 20. 12. 1 saw dead, small and great, stand bef. G. 
 
 Hee Called, Chosen, Commanded. 
 Eternal GOD. 
 
 Deut. 33. 27 . the eternal G. is thy refuge 
 Everlasting GOD. 
 
 Gen. 21. 33. Abraham called on name of ever. G. 
 Isa. 40. 28. the ever. G. fainteth not, nor is weary 
 Jiom. 16. 26. according to commandment of ever. G. 
 See Father, Fear, Forbid, Gave, Gloriey'. 
 B>gh GOD. 
 
 Gen. 14.18. was priest of the most high G. Heb. 7 .1. 
 
 19 . blessed be Abraham of the most high G. 
 
 20. blessed be the most high G. which delivered 
 
 22. I have lift up my hand to the most high G. 
 Psal. 57 . 2. 1 will cry unto G. most high, unto G. 
 
 78.35. G. was their rock, the high G. their Bedeem. 
 56. they tempted and provoked the most high G. 
 JDan. 3. 26. servants of most high G. come forth 
 
 4. 2. shew the wonders the high G. hath w rought 
 , 5. 18. high G. gave IS ebuchadnezzar a kingdom 
 
 21. till he knew that the most high G. ruled 
 Mic. 6. 6. and bow myself before the most high G. 
 Mark 5. 7- thou Son of the most high G. Luke 8. 28. 
 Acts 16 . 17 . these men are servants of most high G. 
 
 Holy GOD. 
 
 Josh. 24. 19. he is an holy G. he is a jealous God 
 1 Sam. 6. 20. who is able to stand before this holy G. ? 
 Psal. 99 . 9. for the Lord our G. is holy 
 Isa. 5. 16 . G. that is holy shall be sanctified in right. 
 GOD of heaven. 
 
 £ Chron. 36. 23. all kingdoms of the earth hath the 
 Lord G. of heaven given me, Ezra 1. 2. 
 Ezra 5. 11. we are the servants of the G. c/ heaven 
 12. our fathers have provoked the G. of heaven 
 
 6. 9 . for burnt-offerings of the G. of heaven, 10. 
 
 7 . 12. a scribe of the law of the G. of heaven, 21. 
 
 23. whatever is commanded by the G. of heaven 
 Hell. 1. 4. 1 fasted and prayed before the G. of h. 
 
 2. 4. so I prayed to the G. of heaven, and said 
 Esal. 136. 26. O give thanks to the G. of heaven 
 Dan. 2. 18. they would desire mercies of G. of h, 
 19. then Daniel blessed the G. of heaven 
 44. the G. of heaven shall set up a kingdom 
 Jonah 1. 9. 1 fear the l.ord, the G. of heaven 
 liev. 11. 13. the remnant gave glory to G. of hea. 
 16. 11. and they blasphemed the G. of heaven 
 GOD of hosts. 
 
 Psal. 80. 7- turn us again, O G. of hosts, 19. 
 
 14. return, we beseech thee, O G. of hosts 
 Amos 5. 27 . saitli Lord, whose name is the G. of hosts 
 See Lord God. 
 
 GOD is. 
 
 Gen. 21. 22. G. is with thee in all that thou doest 
 31. 50. see, G. is witness betwixt me and thee 
 Eiod. 20. 20. fear not, for G. w come to prove vou 
 Hum. 23. 19 . G. is not a man, that he should lie 
 Deut. 3. 24. w’hat G. is there in heaven who can do ? 
 33. 27 . the eternal G. is thy refuge, and underneath 
 Josh. 24.19. our holy G. tj a jealous God, JS'ah. 1.2. 
 1 Sam. 4. 7 . G. is come into the camp, w oe unto us 
 
 10. 7 . for G. is come with thee, 1 Chron. 17 . 2. 
 
 28. 15. G. is departed from me, he answereth not 
 £ Sam. 22. ,33. G. is my' strensth and pov/er 
 1 Chron. 14.15. G. is gone forth before thee to smite 
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 2 Chr. 1.3. 12. G. himself is w ith us for our captain 
 Job 33. 12. 1 answer thee, G. is greater than man 
 36. 5. behold, G. is mighty and despiseth not any 
 26. behold, G. is great, and we know him not 
 Psal. 7 . 11. G. is angry w'ith the wicked every day 
 In. 4. G.is not in all his thoughts, not seek after G. 
 14, 5. for G. t'.f in the generation of the righteous 
 
 33.12. blessed nation, whose G. is l.ord, 144. 15. 
 46.1. G. fv our refuge and strength, 62. 8. 
 
 5. G. is in the midst of her, she shall not be moved 
 
 47 . 5. G. is gone up with asiiout ii 7 . for (/. is King 
 
 48. .3. G. is known in her palaces for a refuge 
 50. 6. for G. fi-judge himself, .Selah,75. 7. 
 
 54. 4. behold, (G is my helper. Lord is with them 
 .56. 9 . turn back ; this 1 know, tor G. is for me 
 59. 9. I will wait, for G. is my defence, I 7 . 
 
 62. 7 . in G. is my salvation and glory, la. 12.2. 
 68.5. afatherof the fatherless is (/.in his habitation 
 73 . 1. truly G. is good to Israel, even tosuch as are 
 26. ( i. is strength of my heart, and portion for ever 
 
 74 .12. G. is my King of old, working salvation 
 89. 7 . G. is greatly to be feared in the assembly 
 116. 5. gracious is the Lord, our G. is merciful 
 118. 27 . G. « the Lord that hath shewed us light 
 
 Eccl. 5. 2. for G. is in heaven, and thou on earth 
 Isa. 5. 16. G. that is holy shall be sanctified in right. 
 8.10. for G. wwith usH 45.14. surely G. is in thee 
 Zech. 8. 2.3. W’e have heard that G. is with you 
 Mat. .3. 9 . G. is able of these stones to raise, Luke 3.8. 
 
 22. 32. G. is not God of the dead, but of the living 
 John 3. .3.3. hath set to his seal that G. is true 
 
 4. 24. G. is a Spirit \\ 1.3. 31. G. is glorified in him 
 Acts 10. .34. G. is no respecter of persons 
 
 Born. 1.9. for G. is my w itne.ss, whom I serve 
 
 11. 2.3. for G. is able to gralf them in again 
 14. 4. for G. is able to make him stand 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 9 . G. is faithful, by whom ye w'ere called 
 
 10. 1.3. G. is faithful who will not suffer you 
 14. 25. and report that G. w in you of a truth 
 
 3.3. G. is not author of confusion, but of peace 
 
 2 Cor. 1.18. as G. is true, our word was not yea, nay' 
 9. 8. G. is able to make all grace abound to you 
 
 Gal. 3. 20. but G. is one j| 6. 7. G. wnot mocKed 
 Eph. 2. 4. but G. who is rich in mercy quickened us 
 Phil. 1.8. G. w my record, how greatly 1 long after 
 
 3. 19 . for many walk, wdiose g. is their belly 
 1 Thess. 2.5. nor cloke of covetousness, G. is witness 
 Heb. 6.10. G. is not unright, to forget your work 
 
 11. 16. G. is not ashamed to be called their God 
 
 12. 29 . for oui G.is n consuming fire 
 
 13. 16. for with such sacrifices G. is well pleased 
 1 John 1. 5. G. is light H 4.8. for G. wlove, 16. 
 
 3.20. G. is greater than our heart, knows all things 
 C>OD of Israel. 
 
 Erod. 24. 10. they' w ent up, and saw the G. of lsr. 
 Hum. 16. 9 . the G. of Israel \rdth separated you 
 .losh. 7 .19. to give “ lory to the G. of lsr. 1 6am. 6 .5. 
 
 13. 33. the G. of urael was their inheritance 
 
 22. 16 . what trespass ye committed ag. G. of Israel 
 
 24. what have ye to do with the G. of Israel? 
 
 24.23. incline your heait to the G. of Israel 
 Jndg.W. 23. G. of Israel dispossessed the Amorites 
 livth2. 12. a full reward be given thee of G. of lsr. 
 1 6am. 1. 17 . the (/. c/ Jfrac/m-ant thy petition 
 
 5. 11. send aw ay the ark of the G. of Israel 
 iKin. 8. 23. L. G. of lsr. no G. like thee, 2 Chr. 6.14. 
 
 14. 13. some good thing toward the G. of Israel 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 10. Jabez called on the G. of Israel 
 17 . 24. the Lord of hosts is the G. of Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 13. who would not seek the G. of lsr. ? 
 Ezra 7 . 15. have freely offered to the G. of Israel 
 
 9. 4. trembled at the w'ords of the G. of Israel 
 Ps. 41.13. blessed be the L. G. of lsr. from everlast. 
 
 to everlasting, 72 . 18.1 106. 48. Luke 1. 68. 
 Isa. 41. 17 . 1 the G. (f Israel will not forsake them 
 45. 3. I which call thee by name, am G. of Israel 
 48. 2. they' stay themselves on the G. of Israel 
 Ezek. 8. 4. the glory of the G. of Israel was there 
 Mat. 15. 31. the multitude glorified the G. of Israel 
 Living GOD. 
 
 Deut. 5. 26. that heard the voice of the living G. 
 Josh. .3.10. hereby know the living G. is among y'ou 
 
 1 6am. 17 .26. should defy the armies of living G. 36. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 4. w’hom the king of Assyria hath sent 
 
 to reproach the living G. I 6 . Isa. 37 . 4, 17 . 
 Psal. 42.2. my soul thirsteth for God, the living G. 
 84. 2. my heart and flesh criethoutfor living G. 
 Jer. 10. 10. he is the living G. an everlasting King 
 
 23. 36. have perverted the words of the. living G. 
 Dan, 6. 26. he is the living G. and stedfast forever 
 Hos. 1.10. shall be said, ye are sonsof the living G. 
 Mat. 16. 16. art Christ, Son of living G. John 6. 69. 
 
 26. 63. 1 adjure thee by the living G. tell us 
 
 14.15. turn from these vanities to the/irfwi/ G. 
 Horn. 9. 26. they' shall he called children of/uawi? G. 
 2 Cor. 3. 3. but with the Spirit of the living G. 
 
 6.16. for ye are the temple of the living G. 
 
 1 'Thess. 1. 9. from idols to serve living and true G. 
 
 1 'Tim. 3. 15. which is the church of the living G. 
 
 4. 10. because we trust in the liiing G. 6. 17. 
 
 Heb. 3.12. an evil heart in departing from living G. 
 9.14. purge your conscience to serve the living G. 
 
 10. .31. it IS fearful to fall into hands of living G. 
 
 12. 22. ye are come to Zion, the city of living G. 
 
 liev. 7. 2. angel having the seal of the living G. 
 
 Lord GOD, Lord his GOD, Lord my, I/n d 
 our, their, your GOD. See these in the 
 divisions of the word Lord. 
 
 Merciful GOD. 
 
 E.rod. .34.6. the Lord, the Lord G. merciful, gracious 
 Deut. 4. 31. the l.ord thy tiod is a merciful G. 
 
 2 Chr. .30. 9 . Lord your G. is merciful if ye turn 
 Hell. 9. .31. thou iirt a gracious and merciful G. 
 Psal. 116.5. gracious is the Lord, our G. is merciful 
 Jonah 4. 2. I knew that thou art a G. merciful 
 
 Mighty 
 
 Ge?i.49.24. bowabode by hands of G.of .Tac. 
 
 Deut. 7 . 21. Lord is among you, a mighty G. 10 . 17 . 
 Hell. 9 . .32. now therefore our God, the mighty G. 
 Job .36- 5. behold, G. is mighty, and despiseth not any 
 Psal. 30. 1. the mighty G. the Lord hath spoken 
 132. 2. how he vowed to the mighty G. of Jacob 
 
 Pja/. 1.32.5. till I find an habitation tw. G. of Jacob 
 Isa. 9. 6 . his name shall be called the mighty G. 
 
 10 21. the remnant shall return to the mighty G. 
 Jer. .32. 18. mighty C. the Lord of hosts is his naii-.e 
 Hab. 1.12. O mighty G. thou hast stablished them 
 My (>GD. 
 
 Gen. 28.21. Jacob said, then shall the Ld. be my G. 
 Exod. 1.5. 2. he is try G. my lather's G. 1 will exalt 
 Ruth 1. 16 . thy people bemy people, thy God myG. 
 
 2 6am. 22. 7- 1 ‘ rieil to my (L he heard, Psal. 18. 6 . 
 22. and have notdeparted from my G. Psal. 18.21. 
 30.hymyG. 1 have leaped overa wall, Pf.18.29. 
 r Chr. 28.20. for God, even my G. will be with thee 
 2 Chr. 18. 13. what my G. saith, that will I speak 
 Hell. 5. 19. think upon me, my G. for gootl, 13. .31. 
 13.14. remember me, my G. concerning this, 22. 
 Psal. 22.1. my G. my G. w hy hast thou forsaken me? 
 why so far from helping me ? Mat. 27 . 46. 
 10. thou art my G. from iny mother’s belly 
 .31. 14. I trusted in thee, I said, thou art my G. 
 
 .38. 21. O my G. be not far trom me, 71 . 12. 
 
 89. 26. he shall cry’, thou art my Father, my G. 
 104. .33. 1 will sing praises to my G. 146. 2. 
 
 118. 28. thou art my G. and I w ill praise thee 
 145. 1 . 1 will extol thee, my G. O King, and bless 
 Prov. 30. 9. and take the name of my G. in vain 
 Isa. 7 . 1.3. but w ill ye weary my G. also r 
 40. 27 . my judgment is passed over from my G. 
 44. 17 . he saith, deliver me, for thou art my G. 
 
 61.10. my soul shall be joyful in my G. 
 
 Dan. 6.22. my G. hath sent his angel, hath shut lions’ 
 Hos. 2.2.3. they shall say, thou art w/y G.Zech. 13. 9 » 
 
 8 . 2. Israel shall cry to me, my G. we know the 
 
 9. 17- my G. will cast them away, not hearken 
 Mlc. 7 . 7 . I will wait, for my G. will hear me 
 John 20. 17 . and say, I ascend to my G. and your G. 
 
 28. Thomas answ ered anti said, my L. and my G. 
 Rom. 1.8. 1 thank my G. through Jesus ( hrist, for 
 you all, 1 Cor. 1. 4.1 14.18. Phil. 1.3. Philem. 4, 
 2 Cor. 12.21. lest when 1 come, my G. will humble 
 Phil. 4. 19- my G. shall supply all your need 
 Rev. 3. 12. I w ill write on him the name of my G. 
 6 ee L.ord my God. 
 
 Ho GOD. 
 
 Deut. 32. . 39 . T, even 1 am he, there is no G.svith me 
 
 1 Kings 8. 2.3. there is no G. like thee, 2 Chr. 6.14. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 16 . is it because there is iw G. in Israel? 
 
 5. 15. now' 1 know there is no G. in all the. earth 
 2 Chron. .32. 15. no G. of any nation able to deliver 
 Psal. 14.1. the fool hath Said, there is no G. 5.3. 1. 
 Isa. 43. 10. before me there was no G. formed 
 
 44. 6. besides me there is tio G. 8.1 45. 5, 14, 21. 
 Ezek. 28.9. but thou shalt be a man, and no G. 
 
 Hos. 13. 4. and tliou shalt know no G. but me 
 G GOD. 
 
 Hum. 12. 13. heal her now', G G. I beseech thee 
 Judg. 16. 28. strengthen me, only this once, U G. 
 Psal. 4. 1. hear me, G G. of my righteousness 
 
 25. 22. redeem Israel, O G. out of all his troubles 
 51. 14. deliver me from blood-guiltiness, G 
 56. 12. thy vows are upon me, G G. 1 will render 
 Isa. 64. 4. nor hath the eye seen, G G. besides thee 
 Heb. 10. 7 . 1 said, lo, 1 come to do thy w ill, G G. 9. 
 Of GOD. 
 
 Exod. 9. t 28. entreat there be no more voices of G. 
 
 1 6 am. 14.115. so it was a tiembling of G. 
 
 2 Chr. 10.15. hearkened not, for the cause was of G. 
 25. 20. Amaziah would not hear, for it came of G. 
 
 Psal. 7. 10. my defence is of G. w ho saveth upright 
 Isa. 29 . 1 1. w oe to the lion of G. add year to year 
 53. 4. we did esteem him smitten of G. and afflicted 
 Mat. 16. 23. savourest not things of G. ff/arX 8. .33. 
 John 1. 13. born not of the will ot man, but of G. 
 Cl. 46. he w hich is of G. hath seen the Father 
 
 7 . 17 . shall know of doctrine w hether it be of G. 
 
 8. 47 . he that is of G. heareth ; ye are not of G. 
 
 9. 16. this man is note/ G. |i3.3. if he were note/ G. 
 
 12. 43. loved the praise of men more than of G. 
 Acts 5. 39. if it be of G. ye cannot overthrow it 
 Rom. 2.29. whose praise is not men, but of G. 
 
 9 . 16. but of G. that sheweth mercy 
 
 13. 1. no pow er hut of G. powers ordained of G. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. . 30 . who of G. is made unto us w isdom 
 
 6. 19. w hich ye have of G. ye are not your own 
 
 11.12. but all things are of G. 2 Cor. 5. 18. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 17 . but as of G . in the sight of G. speak we 
 3. 5. we are not sufflcieiit, our sufflcieucy is of G. 
 
 Phil. 1. 28. but to you of salvation, and that if G. 
 
 3. 9 . the rishteousness w hich is of G. by faith 
 Heb. 5. 4. he that was called cf G. as was Aaron 
 1 John 3. ID. doetli not righteousness, is not </ G. 
 
 4. 1. beloved, try the spirits whether they are of G. 
 3. confessetii not that Christ is come, is not of G. 
 
 6 . we are of G. li 5.19. w e know that we are of G. 
 
 3 John 11. follow' good, he that doeth good is of G. 
 iVe Angel, Ark, Born, Children, Chosen, 
 
 Church, Counsel, Fear, Glory, Grace, 
 Hand, House, Kingdom, Knowledge, 
 Love, Man, People, Power, Servant, 
 Sight, Son, Sons, Spirit, Will, Words, 
 Work, Works, World, Wrath. 
 
 Our GOD. 
 
 Exod. 5. 8 . they cry, let us go and sacrifice to our G. 
 Deut. 31. 17 . because our G. is not amongst us 
 .32. 3. ascribe ye greatness unto our G. 
 
 Josh. 24. 18. w e w ill serve the l.ord, he is our G. 
 Judg. 10. 10. because we have forsaken our G. 
 
 1 8 arr:. 2. 2. neither is there any rock like our G. 
 
 2 6 ain. 10.12. and let us play the men for our people, 
 
 and for the cities ot our G. 1 Chron. 19. 13. 
 22. .32. w ho is a rock, save our G.? Psal. 18. 31. 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . 13. now therefore, ettr G. we thank thee 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 5. for great is our G. above all gods 
 
 14. 11. O Lord, thou art our G. let notman prevail 
 20. 7.' Rct not thou our G. who didst drive out 
 
 Ezra 9.10. now, O our G. what shall w e say after ? 
 iVe/(.4.4. hear, O our G. |l 20.ear G. shall fight tor us 
 
 6. 16 . that this work was wrought of our G. 
 
 9. .'52. now therefore our G. the great, mighty God 
 1.3.2. ourG. turned the curse into a blessing 
 Ps. 40. .3. hath put a new song, even praise to our G. 
 48. 14. tliis God is our G. for ever amd ever 
 
GOD 
 
 GOD 
 
 GOD 
 
 Psal. 50. 3. ovT G. shall come and not keep silence 
 67.6. and God, even <mr own (^.sliall bless us 
 66 . 20. he that \smtr G. is the God of salvation 
 77 . 13. who is so great a God as aiir G. ? 
 
 95. 7. he is o?<r G. |1115. 3. cnir G. is in the heavens 
 116 . 5 . gracious is the Lord, out G. is merciful 
 Isa. 25. y. lo, this is our G. we have waited for him 
 55 . 7 . to our G. for he will abundantly pardon 
 
 59 . 13. and departing aw ay from our G. 
 
 61. 2 . to proclaim the day of vengeance of our G. 
 JJan.:^. li.ourG. whom we serve is able to deliver 
 Zech. 9. 7. he that l emaineth shall be for wr G. 
 
 1 Cor. 6 .11. ye are sanctified by the Spirit of wcr G. 
 Jicb. 12. 29. for our G. is a consuming fire 
 
 Jtev. 5. 10 . hast made us to our G. kings and priests 
 
 7 . 10. salvation to our G. who sitteth on the throne 
 
 12. blessing, and honour, and power be to <;?<;■ G. 
 -SeePE.^CE, Said, Saith, Serve, Sent, Si’eak, 
 Speed, Spoken. 
 
 Their GOD. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 8 .1 will be their G. Exod. 29. 45. Jer. 24. 7. 
 
 I 31. 33. I 32. 38. Ezeh. 11. 20. | 34. 24. 1 37. 23, 
 27 . Zcch. 8 . 8 . 2 Cor. 6 . 16. liev. 21. 3. 
 
 Lev. 21 . 6 : they shall be holy to their G. for offerings 
 of the Lord, and bread of their G. they do offer 
 26. 45. that I might be their G. Ezeh. 14. 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 24. thou^art become their G. 1 Chr. I 7 . 22. 
 Ezra 5. 5. the eye of t/teir G. was on the elders 
 Psal. 79 .10. where is their G. ? 115. 2. Joel 2. I 7 . 
 Isa. 8. 19 . should not a people seek to their G. ? 
 
 21 . shall fret, and curse their king, and their G. 
 
 58. 2 . and forsook not the ordinance of their G. 
 
 Jer. 5. 4. they know not the judgment of tZ/eir G. 5. 
 Dan. 11. .32. but the people that know't/iefr G. 
 
 Has. 4. 1 C. have gone a wlior. from oxvler their G. 
 
 5. 4. not frame their doings to turn to their G. 
 Zech. 12.5. my strength in the Lord of hosts their G. 
 lieh. 11.16. he is not ashamed to be called r/cefr G. 
 See Lord their God. 
 
 Thy GOD. 
 
 Lev. 19.14. thou shaft fear tAy G. 25. 17, -36, 43. 
 Dent. 10. 21. he is thy praise, and he is thy G. 
 
 26. 17 . liast avouched, this day the Ld. to be thy G. 
 Puth 1. 16. thj’^ people my people, thy G. my God 
 2 Kings 19.10. let not thy G. deceive thee,37.10. 
 
 1 Chr. 12.18. peace to thee, for thy G. helpeth thee 
 
 2 Chr. 9 .8. because thy G. loved Isr. made thee king 
 Ezra 7 . 14. according to law of thy G. in thy hand 
 
 25. after the wisdom of thy G. laws of thy G. 
 Keh. 9. 18. this is thy G. that brought thee up 
 Ps. 42.3.continually say to me, where is thy G. ? 10. 
 
 45. 7 . God, thy G. hath anointed thee, Ileh. 1. 9 . 
 
 50. 7 . hear, O Israel, I am God, even thy G. 
 
 68. 28. thy G. hath commanded thy strength 
 
 147 .12. praise the Lord, praise thy G. O /ion 
 
 Isa. 41. 10. be not dismayed, fori am thy G. 
 
 51. 20. they are full of the rebuke of thy G. 
 
 52. 7- thatsaith to Zion, thy G. reigneth 
 
 60. 19. Lord shall be a light, and thy G. thy glory 
 
 62. 5. so shall thy G. rejoice over thee 
 
 Dan. 6. 16. thy G. whom thou serves! will deliver 
 20. is thy G. whom thou serves! continuall 3 - able ? 
 
 10. 12. and to chasten thyself before thy G. 
 
 Dos. 4. 6. thou hast forgotten the law of thy G. 
 
 9 .1. thou hast gone a whoring from thy G. 
 
 12. 6. turn thou to thy G'. and wait on thy G. 
 
 Amos 4. 12. prepare to meet thy G. O Israel 
 Jonah 1. 6. O sleeper, arise, call upon thy G. 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. and to w'alk humbly with thy G. 
 
 See Lord thy Grod. 
 
 To, or unto GOD. 
 
 Gen. 40.8. do not interpretations belong to G. ? 
 Exod. 2. 23. the 3 ' cried, and their cry came up to G. 
 J,ev. 21. 7- for he is holy ?Ditohis G. 
 
 Deut. 32. 17 . sac. to devils not to G. 1 Cor. 10. 20. 
 .33. 26. there is none like to the G. of .Teshurun 
 Judg. 13.5. shall be a iSiazarite unto G. 7. 116. 17. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 3. shall meet the three men going up to G. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. .32. for every matter pertaining to G. 
 Job 22. 2. can a man be profitable to G. ? 
 
 34. 31. surely it is meet to be said unto G. I have 
 Psal.ftfl. 11. 1 have heard, power belongeth to G. 
 68. 20. to G. the Ix)rd belong the issues from death 
 31. Ethiopia shall stretch her hands to G. 
 
 73 . 28. it is good for me to draw near to G. 
 
 77 .1. I cried to G. even to G. with my voice 
 Eccl. 12. 7 . and the spirit shall return unto G. 
 
 Isa. 58. 2. they take delight in approaching to G. 
 J.am. .3. 41. let us lift updur heart with hands to G. 
 Mat. 22. 21. render unto G. the things w'hich are 
 
 God’s, Mark 12. I 7 . LukeW. 25. 
 John 13. .3. that he was come from God, went to G. 
 Acts 4. 19. to hetirken to you more than unto G. 
 
 5. 4. thou hast not lied unto men, laut unto G. 
 
 26. 18. to turn them from power of .Satan unto G. 
 20. turn to G. and do w'orks meet for repentance 
 
 Pom. 6. 10. he liveth unto G. H 11. but alive unto G. 
 
 13. yield yourselvesG. as alive from dead 
 7- 4. that we should bring forth fruit unto G. 
 
 12.1. present your bodies a living sacrifice unto G. 
 
 14.12. everj’ one give account of himself to G. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 2. speaketh not unto men but unto G. 
 
 15. 24. he shall have delivered up kingdom to G. 
 Phil. 4.20. now unto G. and our Father be glory 
 Deb. 7 . 25. he is able to save them that come unto G. 
 
 11. 6. he that cometh to G. must believe that he is 
 
 12. 23. but ye are come to G. the .ludge of all 
 Jam. 4. 7 . submit yourselves therefore to G. 
 
 1 Pet..3.18.Christ once suffered, might bring us to G. 
 
 4.6. but live according to G. in the Spirit 
 Rev. 5. 9. thou hast redeemed us to G. by thy blood 
 12. 5. lier child w'as caught up unto G. to his throne 
 
 14. 4. being the first-fruits unto G. and the Lamb 
 
 See True. 
 
 With GOD. 
 
 Gew. 5. 22 . Enoch walked waVA G. and was not, 24, 
 6 .9. Noah walked H .32.28. .Tacob hath power w. G. 
 I Exod. 19 . 17 . Moses brought people to meet loith G. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 45. he hath wrought with G. this day 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 5. although my house he not so with G 
 2 Chron. .35. 21. forbear from meddling trit/a G. 
 
 Job 9. 2. how should man be just with G. ? 
 
 Job 1.3. 3. and T desire to reason -cith G. 
 
 16. 21 . <) that one might plead for a man witli G. 
 
 25. 4. how tlien can a man be justified with G. ? 
 
 27 .13. this the portion of a wicked man with G. 
 
 34. 9 . that he should delight himself -with G. 
 
 23. that he should enter into judgment with G. 
 
 . 37 . 22. ivith G. is terrible majesty 
 psal. 78. 8. whose spirit is not stedfast with G. 
 
 Dos. 11. 12. but .ludah yet ruleth with G. 
 
 12. 3. .lacob by his strength had pow'er with Cr. 
 Mat. 19 . 26. with men this is impossible, but with 
 G. all things possible, Mark 10. 27. Luke 
 
 1. 37 .1 18. 27 . ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Luke 1. .30. tor thou hast found favour ictth G. 
 
 2. 52. Jesus increased in favour with G. and man 
 John 1.1. the Word was with G. the Word w as God 
 5.18. making himself equal u ith G. Phil. 2. 6. 
 
 Pom. 2. 11. there is no respect of persons with G. 
 
 5.1. being justified by faith, we have peace withCi. 
 
 9 .14. irs there unrighteousn. xuith G.'{ God forbid 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 9 . we are labourers together with G. 
 
 19. the wisdom of this world is foolishness with G. 
 
 7 . 24. let every man therein abide with G. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.6. a righteous thing with G. to recompense 
 Jam. 4. 4. the friendship of world is enmity with G. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.20. take patiently, this is acceptable with G. 
 
 Would God, see Would. 
 
 Your GOD. 
 
 Gen. 4.3.2.3. your G. hath given you treasure in sacks 
 Eiod. 8. 2.5. go ye, saci ifiice to your G. in the land 
 Lev. 11.45. Lord that bringeth you out of Egypt to 
 be your G. 22. .33.1 25. .38. Num. 15. 41. 
 26.12.1 will be your G. and ye shall be my people, 
 Jer. 7 . 23. | 11.4. i 30. 22. Ezek. 36.28. 
 Num. 10.10. be to you a memorial before your G. 
 15. 40. do my commandments, be holy to your G. 
 Josh. 24. 27 . stone be witness, lest ye deny your G. 
 
 1 Sam. 10 .19 ye have this day rejected your G. 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 14. that your G. should deliver you 
 15. how much less shall your G. deliver you.’ 
 
 Ezra 4. 2. let us build, for we seek your G. as ye do 
 Isa. .35. 4. your G. will come with vengeance 
 40. 1. comfort ye my people, saith your G. 
 
 9 . say to the cities of Judah, behold your G. 
 
 59.2. iniquities separatetl between you and your G. 
 Ezek. .34. 31. I am your G. saith the Lord God 
 Dati. 2. 47 . of a truth it is, your G. is a God of gods 
 Dos. l.g.yearenotmypeople, I willnotbe yourG. 
 John 8. 54. of whom ye say that he is your G. 
 
 20. 17 . 1 ascend to my God and your G. 
 
 See Lord your God. 
 
 GODDESS. 
 
 1 Kings 11.5. Solom. went after the g. of Zidonians 
 .3.3. thev have worshipped Ashtoreth, the g. 
 
 Acts 19 . 27 . tlie temple of great < 7 . Diana be despised 
 .35. Ephesians are worsliippers of the g. Diana 
 37 . nor yet blasphemers of your 
 GODHEAD. 
 
 Acts 17 . 29. nor think that the g. is like to gold 
 Pom. 1. 20. even his eternal power and g. 
 
 Col. 2.9. in him dwelleth the fulness of the i?. bodily 
 GODLY. 
 
 Psal. 4. .3. the Lord hath set apart him that is g. 
 
 12.1. help. Lord, for the g. man ceaseth 
 
 .32. 6. for this shall every one that is g. pray 
 Mic. 7 . 12. the g. man is perished out of the earth 
 Mai. 2.15. that he might seek a g. seed 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 12. in g. sincerity bad our conversation 
 7 . 9 . we were made sorry after a < 7 . manner, 11 . 
 
 10. for g. sorrow worketh repentance 
 
 11. 2. 1 am jealous over j'ou with g. jealousy 
 2 Tim. 3.12. all that will live g. in Christ, suffer 
 Tit. 2.12. that ye should live g. in this world 
 Deb. 12. 28. let us serve God w ith rever. and g. fear 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9 . the Lord knoweth how to deliver the^f. 
 
 3 John 6. if thou bring forward after a g. sort 
 
 GODLHSTESS. 
 
 Isn. . 57 . +1. and men of g. are taken aw'ay 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. that we may lead a quiet life in all g. 
 
 10. which becometh women professing g. 
 
 3.16. great is the mystery of g. God in the flesh 
 4. 7 . and e.vercise thyself rather unto g. 
 
 8. but g. is profitable unto all things 
 6. 3. to the doctrine which is according to g. 
 
 5. corrupt men, supposing that gain is g. 
 
 6. but g. with contentment is great gain 
 
 11. follow' after righteousness, g. faith, love 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 5. having a form of g. but denying power 
 Tit. 1 .1. acknow'ledging the truth which is after ^ 7 . 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 3. all things that pertain to life and g. 
 
 6. add to patience g. to g. brotherly kindness, 7. 
 
 3.11. what manner of persons ought to be in all g. 
 GOD-WARD. 
 
 Exod. 18. 19 . God with thee, be thou for people to G. 
 2 Cor. 3. 4. such trust liave we through Christ to G. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 8. your faith to G. is spread abroad 
 GODS. 
 
 Gen. . 3 .5. ye shall be as < 7 . know'ing good and evil 
 .31. .30. yet wherefore hast thou stolen my g. ? 
 Exod. 12.12. against all g. of Egypt I will e.xecute 
 20.23. shalt not make with me g. of silver or gold 
 22.'28. thou shalt not revile the g. nor curse ruler 
 2.3. 24. thou shalt not bow down to their g. 
 
 .32. shalt make no covenant with them nor their g 
 32.1. up, make us^j. to go before us, 23. Acts7. 40 
 4. these be thy g. O Israel, which brought, 8. 
 
 31. ISIoses said, they have made them g. of gold 
 34.15. lest they go a whoring after their g. 
 
 Num. 25.2. called people to the sacrifices of their ,< 7 . 
 33 . 4. upon the Egyptians’ g. also the Lord exe 
 cuted judgment, ler. 4.3.12,13. 1 46. 25 
 Deut. 7 . 25. the images of their g. shall ye burn 
 
 10. 17 . Lord your God is God of g. Ix)rd of lords 
 
 12. 3. ye shall hew down the image? of their g. 
 .30. that thou enquire not after their g. 
 
 31 . have done every abomination to their g. burnt 
 their sons and daughters in the fire to their 
 
 13. 7 . entice thee to the g. of people round about 
 
 20.18. not to do as they have done to their g. 
 
 29 . + 17 . and ye have seen their dungv g. 
 
 .32. . 37 . euid ye shall siy', where are their g.? 
 
 Josh. 22. 22. the Lord God of g. knoweth 
 
 Josh. 2.3. 7 . nor make mention of the name of their g. 
 Judg. 5. 8. they chose new g. then was w'ar in gates 
 
 6. 10. 1 said, fear not the f/. of the Amorites 
 10. 14. go and cry to the g. w idth ye have chosen 
 
 17 . 5. the man Micah had an house of g. 
 
 18. 24. ye have taken away my g. whiih I made 
 Piith 1.15. thy sister in law is gone back to her g. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 8. these are the g. tliat smote Egyjitians 
 
 6. 5. tvill ligliten his hand from otf you and your 
 17- 4.3. the I’hilistine cursed David by his//. 
 
 28.13. she said, 1 saw't/. ascending out of the earth 
 iSam. 7 . 2 . 3 . thou redeemest from Egypt and their/?. 
 
 1 Kings 11 .2. they will turn your heart after their < 7 . 
 
 8. Solomon burnt incense and saci iliced to their 
 12. 28. it is too much to go up, behold thy g. 
 
 18. 24. and call ye on the name of your (/. 25. 
 
 19. 2. let the g. do so to me and more also, 20.10. 
 
 20. 23. their g. are g. of the hills, therefore 
 
 2 Kings 17. 29. every nation made g. of their ow'n 
 
 3.3. they feared the Lord, anil served tlieirown g. 
 
 18. .33. hath any of the g. delivered his land r 19. 12. 
 
 2 Chron. m. 13, 14. ha, .36. 18.1 .37.12. 
 34. where are the g. of Hamath ' Isa. 36. 19. 
 
 19. 18. have cast their g. into fire, they were nog, 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 25. went a whoring after g. of the land 
 10. 10 ; put .Saul's armour in the house of their g. 
 
 14. 12. they left theirg. David burnt them 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 8. golden calves Jeroboam made for g. 
 
 9. the same may be a priest to them that are no g. 
 25. 14. Amnziah brought g. of .Seir to be his g. 
 
 28. 2.3. Ahaz sacrificed to the g. of Damascus 
 32. 17 . the g. of the nations have not delivered 
 
 Ezra 1 . 7 . Nebuch. put vessels in the house of hisg. 
 Psal.m. 1. God standeth, he judgeth among the g. 
 
 6. I have said, ye are g. John 10. .34. 
 
 I. 36. 2. O give thanks unto the God ot g. 
 
 138. 1. before the g. will I sing praise unto thee 
 Isa. 21. 9. Babylon is fallen, and her g. broken 
 
 41. 2.3. that we may know' that ye are g. 
 
 42. 17 . that say to molten images, ye are our g. 
 Jer. 2. 11. hath a nation changed her g. are nog. ? 
 
 28. where are thy g. thou hast made t according 
 to the number of thy cities are thy g. 11. 1.3. 
 5 . 7 . children have sworn by them that are nog. 
 
 10. 11. the g. that have not made the heavens 
 
 II. 12. cry to the g. to w’hom they offer incense 
 
 16. 20. shall a man make g.and they are nog. ? 
 
 48. 35. to cease him that burnetii incense to his g. 
 
 Dan. 2. 11. no other can shew it. except the g. 
 
 47 . of a truth it is, that your God is a God ofg. 
 
 4. 8. in whom is the spirit of the holy g. 
 
 9 . I know spirit of holy g. is in thee, 18.! 5.14. 
 
 5. 4. they praised the g. of gold and silver, 23. 
 
 11. and wisdom like the wisdom of the g. 
 
 11.8. carry captives into F.gyptg. with princes 
 .36. shall speak marvellous things against G. ot g. 
 Dos. 14. 3. neither will we say more, ye are our g 
 Null. 1.14. out of the house of thy g. 1 will cut oft 
 John 10.35. if he called them g. to whoni the word 
 Acts 14. 11. the Q. are come, down to us like men 
 
 17 . + 23. I beheld your g. that you worship 
 
 19. 26. they be no g. which are made w'ith hands 
 1 Cor. 8. 5. be that are called g. there be g. many 
 Gal. 4. 8. did service to them which by nature nog. 
 See Serve. 
 
 All GOD.S. 
 
 Exod. 18. 11. I know the Lord is greater than ally. 
 
 1 Chr. 16.25. to be feared above all g. Psal. 96. 4. 
 26. all g. of the pemile are idols, Psal. 96. 5._ 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 5. great is God above all g. Psal. 135. 5. 
 Psal. 95 . 3. the Lord is a great King above all g.. 
 97 . 7 . worship him, fflff yeg. li 9. exalted above aZ/g. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 11. he will famish all theg. of the earth 
 Among the GOD.S. 
 
 Exod. 15.11. amo 7 ig theg. who is like thee, O Lord z 
 2 Kings 18. 35. w'ho among theg. could dehvei their 
 country ? 2 Chron. .32. 14. Isa. .36.20* 
 Psal. 86.8. among the g. there is none like thee 
 Molten GODS. 
 
 Exod. 34. 17 . shalt make no molten g. Lev. 19. 4. 
 Other GODS. 
 
 Exod. 20. 3. shalt havenoo. j7. before me, Deut. 5.7- 
 23. 13. make no mention of names ot other g. 
 
 Deut. 6. 14. ye shall not go after other g. 11. 28. 
 
 I 28. 14. 1 Kings 11. 10. Jer. 25. 6. | 35. 15. 
 
 7 . 4. they will turn thy son to serve other g. 
 
 8. 19 . if thou walk after other g. and serve them 
 
 1.3. 2. let us go after other g. and serve them, 6. 1-3. 
 
 17 . 3. hatli gone and served other g. 29. 26. Josh. 
 
 2.3.161 Judg. 10. 13. 1 Sam. 8.8. Jer. 11.10. 
 
 18. 20. prophet that shall speak in name oi otherg. 
 
 30. 17 . but shalt be drawn away, and worship other 
 
 g. and serve them, Jer. 22. 9. 
 
 31. 18. in that day they turned to other g. 
 
 20 . then w'ill they turn to other g. and provoke me 
 Judg. 2 .12. forsook the Lord, and followed other g. 
 17 . went a whoring after other g. bowed to them 
 
 19. in following orAer g. to serve them, and to bow 
 1 Sam. 26. 19 . driven me out, say ing, serve otherg. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 9. have taken hold upon other g. i^LAr. 
 
 11.4. his wives turned his heart after other g. 
 
 14. 9 . for thou hast gone and made thee other g. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 17 . 1 will not offer sacrifice to other g. 
 17 . 7 . Israel had sinnen, and had feared other g. 
 
 .35. ye shall not fear other g. nor l>ow to them, 
 nor serve them, nor sacrifice to them, 37, .38. 
 22. 17 . have forsaken me, and burnt incense to 
 other g. 2 Chron. 34. 25. Jer. 1. 16. . 19. 4 
 2 Chron. 28. 25. Ahaz burnt incense to other g. 
 
 Jer. 7 . 6. nor walk after other g. to your hurt 
 
 9. walk after ether g. whom ye know not, 1.3.10. 
 16 11. have forsaken me, and w alked after other g. 
 44. 5. hearkened not to burn no incense to ot.'ier g. 
 8. burning incense to other g. in land ot Egypt. 15. 
 Dos. 3.1. look to other g. and love flagons ot wine 
 See Sehve. 
 
 .''trange GOD.^i. ^ 
 
 Gen. 35. 2. put away the .strange g. 1 Sam. 7- 3- 
 4. thev gave Jacob the strange g. Josh. 2t. 23. 
 Deut. .32. 16. provoked him to jealousy with str. g. 
 Josh. 24.20. if ye forsake Lord, and serve strange g. 
 
 199 
 
G O L 
 
 G O L 
 
 GON 
 
 Judg. 10 . 16. they put away tlieir strange g. 
 
 £ Chr. 14. .‘1. Asa took away tlie altar of strarige g. 
 33 . 15. .losial) took away tlie .strange g. and itlol 
 Jer. 5. 19. as ye served strange g. so serve stranjjers 
 Acts 17. 18. seeineth to be a setter forth oi strange g. 
 (At 1.1). 
 
 Gf«..C. 11. wliole land of 1 lavilah, where there is g. 
 
 12 . the g. of that land is good, there is bdellium 
 
 41. 42. he i)ut a chain oi g. on .loseph's neck 
 
 Uxod. 20. 2.3. nor shall ye make you gods oi g. 
 
 25. 12. thou Shalt cast four rings of//, for (he ark, 
 
 26. I 26. 29. I 28. 23, 26, 2*. I .3*. 3, 1.3. 
 
 13. shalt make staves of shittim wood, overlay 
 them with g. 28. 126.29, .37. I 3 ;). 5.1 .37. 4,15, 28. 
 
 18. thou shalt make two chernbims of g. . 37 . 7 . 
 
 26. 6. tliou shalt make fifty taches of .36. 13. 
 
 32. their hooks sliall be nt g. .37. I 36. .'18. 
 
 28. 6 . ephod g. !| 8 . girdle//. ll 15. breast-plate g. 
 ’.I. to he set in ouches of g. 1.3. | 39. 6 , 1.3, 16 . 
 
 24. chains of 5 /. 1I3.3. thou shalt make hells ofg. 
 32. 24. \)ho hath any g. let him break it off 
 31. oh, this i)eople have made them gods of g. 
 
 35. 22. they brought jewels//fj/. an offering of g. 
 06 . .31. he overlaid the boanis with g. bars wdth g. 
 
 38. he overlaid their chapiters and fillets with g. 
 .38. 21. all the g. that was occupied in the work 
 . 39 . .3. they did beat the//. into thin plates 
 40. 5. thou shalt set the altar of//. before the ark 
 J\nni. 7- 14. one spoon often shekels of g. 20. 
 
 84. at dedication of the altar twelve spoons of g. 
 86 . all the g. of the spoons was 120 shekels 
 .^l. 50. the captains’ oblation, jewels of g. chains 
 Jos/i. 7- 21. Achan took a we;ige of//, of .50 shekels 
 24. .loshua took Achan and tlie wedge of 5 /. 
 
 Judg. 8. 26. the ear-rings 1700 shekels of//. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 8 . and put the jewels of g. in a coffer 
 
 II . they laid coffer and the mice ofg. on the cart 
 
 15. Levites took the coffer with the jewels of g. 
 
 £ Sam. 8 . 7. David took shields of g. 1 C/ir. 18. 7. 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 22. house, altar, he overlaid with g. 
 
 28. he overlaid chernbims with g. 2 Chron. 3. 10. 
 
 7 . 48. .'^olomon made the altar and table of g. 
 
 49 . lamjis and tongs of g. H 50. hinges of g. 
 
 9 . 11. Hiram king of 1 yre furnished .Solomon with 
 
 g. and cedar trees, 10. 11. 2 L'hron. 9. 10. 
 
 10. 2. queen of .Sheba came with g. 2 Chron. 9.1. 
 
 14. the weight of g. come in one year, 2 Chr. 9.13. 
 
 16. Solomon made 200 targets of beaten g. 
 
 17 . he made three hundred shields of g. 
 
 18. he overlaid the throne with the best g. 
 
 12. 28. .Jeroboam made two calves of g. 
 
 22. 48. lehoshaphat made ships to go for g. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 16. Hezekiah cutoff g. from the doors 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 14. David gave of g. bv weight for g. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 6 . and the g. was g. of Parvalm 
 
 4. 7- ten candlesticks of.//, jl 8 . basins off/. 
 
 22. snuffers, censers, and spoons of pure g. 
 
 9. 18. steps to the throne, witli a foot.stool of g. 
 
 12. 9 . .'^hishak carried away the shields of f/. 
 
 Kzra 8 27 . basins of g. copper precious as g. 
 
 Keh. 7 . 70 . I'irshatha gave thousand drachms of g. 
 
 71 . chief of the fathers gave g. H 72 . people gave g. 
 Job 22. 24. la.v up g. as oust, the g. of Ophir 
 
 t 25. yea, tiie Almighty shall be tliy g. 
 
 2.3. 10. when tried, I shall come forth like g. 
 
 28. 6. as for the earth, it hath the dust of .c'. 
 
 15. wisdom cannot be gotten for g. nor silver 
 
 16. it cannot be valued with the g. of Ophir 
 
 17 . the //. an;l the crystal cannot equal it 
 
 31. 24. if 1 made g. my hope, or said to fine g. 
 
 .36. 19. will he esteem thy l iches ' no not g. 
 
 37 . + 22. g. cometh out of the north 
 
 42. 11. every one gave .lob an ear-ring of g. 
 
 J^sal. 19. 10. more to be desired ai e they than g. 
 
 45. 9- did stan/l tITe queen in g. of 0[)hir 
 
 72 . 15. to him shall be given of the f/. of .Sheba 
 Prov. 11 . 22 . as a jewel of//. in a swine’s snout 
 
 16. 16. much better it is to get wisdom than g. 
 
 20. 15. there is g. and a multitude of rubies 
 
 Cant. 1. 10. thy neck is comely with chains of g. 
 
 5. 14. his hands are as g. rings set with beryl 
 Isa. 14. t 4. how hath the esactness of g. ceased 
 
 30. 22. ye shall delile ornament of thy images of g. 
 40. 19. the g<.ldsmith spreadeth it over with g. 
 
 60 . 17 . for brass 1 w ill bi ing//. for iron bring silver 
 Jer. 4. 30. thou deckest thee with ornaments of//. 
 Lam. A. 1. how is the//, become dim! fine g. changed ! 
 Lzek. 27 . 22. merchants of .Sheba occupied with g. 
 Van.fl. 38. art head ofg. H .3.1. N eh. made image otV. 
 5. 23. and thou hast prsiv/d the gods of a. 
 
 29. they put a chain of g. about Daniel's neck 
 Zech. 4. 2. and beho-ld a candlestick all of g. 
 
 1.3. 9- and 1 will try them as.//, is tried 
 
 iMat. 2. 11. they presented to him g. and myrrh 
 
 23. 16. whoso shall swear by the g. of the femple 
 
 IJ. for whether is greater,'the g. or the temple.' 
 
 1 7 tm. 2. 9. not adorned with g. or pearls, 1 Pet. .3.3. 
 Ideb. 9 . 4. the ark overlaid round about with g. 
 Jam. 2. 2. if there come a man with a g. ring 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 7. the trial of faith more precious than g. 
 Rev. 3. 18. 1 counsel thee to buy of me g. tried 
 4. 4. the el/iers had on their heads crowns of g. 
 
 9 . 7- the locusts had on their heads crowns of g. 
 
 17 . 4. the woman was decked with g. and pearls 
 
 18. 16. that great city that was decked with g. 
 
 See Be-ITen, Crown, Fine. 
 
 ^ Pure GOLD. 
 
 Exod. 25. 11. thou shalt overlay the ark with pure g. 
 within and without, 21.1 30. .3. | .37 . 2, 11, 26. 
 17 . thou shalt make a mercy seat of pure g. .37. 6. 
 £9. dishes, S|)oons and covers of//. g. .37. 16. 2.3. 
 31. make a candlest. of//. < 7 . . 37 . 17. 1 Ktngs'. 49. 
 38. snuff dishes//, g. 1 Kings 7. &). 2 Chr. 4. 22. 
 £8. 14. two chains of pure g. at ends, 22. 1 39.15. 
 
 36. thou shalt make a plate of pure g. .39. 30. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 2o. the oracle he overlaid with pure g. 
 
 10. 21. vessels of Lebanon of pure g. 2 Chr. 9. 20. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 17■ pure g. for flesh-hooks, bowls, cups 
 £ Chron. 3. 4. ovei laid the porch within with////re g. 
 
 9. 17 . he overlaid the throne with pure g. 
 xhb 28. 19 . wis/lom not to be valued with pntre g. 
 Psal. 21. 3. settest a crown of pure g. on his head 
 
 Rev. 21. 18. city \>'?ispure g. |121. street of/n/rc g. 
 (iOLl) with silver. 
 
 Gen. 13. 2. Abram was rich in silver and g. 24. 35. 
 AA. 8. steal out of my lord’s house silver or g. 
 pjxod. .3. 22. jewels of silier and g. 11. 2. I 12. 35. 
 25. 3. this is the offering, take silver and g. 
 
 .31. 4. tf) work in g. silver, and brass, .35. .32. 
 
 Num. 22. 18. his house full of s/Y/^rand g 24.13. 
 31. 22. oidy g. and silier that may abide the fire 
 Ueut. 7 . 25. shalt not desire silver and g. on idols 
 
 8. 13. when thy stiver Hwig. is multiplied 
 17 . 17- nor shall he greatly multiply silver and g. 
 29 . 17 . ye have seen their idols, silver and g. 
 
 Josh. 6. 19. stiver and g. are consecrated to lA. 24. 
 22. 8. return to your tents with silver an/i g. 
 
 2 Sam. 8 . 11. sf/t;.and//. Dav. dedicate/l, 1 Kings7.b\. 
 
 21.4. we will have no silver or g. of .Saul 
 
 1 Kings 15.15. Asa brought into house of Dl. silver 
 
 and g. he had dedicated, 2 Chron. 15. 18. 
 
 18. Asa took all the s/Yierand g. 2 Chrott. 16. 2. 
 
 19 . 1 lia\ e sent a present of .'f v. and g. 2 Chr. 16.'3. 
 
 20. 3. stlv. and g. is mine H 5. deliver siR. and g. 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 8. carried thence .nlver and g. raiment 
 14. 14. .lehoash took the silv. and g. 2 Chr.Zo. 24. 
 
 16. 8. Ahaz took silv. 'Aivlg. found in I.d.’s house 
 2i). 1.3. Ifezek. shewed them./vYi. andf/. Isa. 39. 2. 
 
 2.3. .35. .Jehoiak. gave stlv. and //. exacted silv. an/j 'g. 
 25.15. things of g. in//, of silv. in silv. Jer. 52. 19. 
 
 1 Chr. - 29 . .3. of my own prop."-rgood,of ^.andj/Yc. 
 
 2 I 'hr. 1. 15. the king made.//Yrcr and g. plenteous 
 Ezra 1. 4. men of his place help with silier and g. 
 2. 69 . gave silv. and g. |1 7 .15. to carry silv. and g. 
 
 8. 25. they w'eighe/1 them the .silver and g. .33. 
 Esth. 1.6. beds were of//. and sY/ter on a pavement 
 
 Job 28. 1. there is a vein for silver, a place for g. 
 Psal. 6/1. 13. covered with silv. her feathers with^/. 
 105. . 37 . he brought them out with silver and g. 
 
 11.5. 4 . their idols are silver and g. 1.35. 15. 
 
 119 . 72 . thy law is better than g. and silver 
 
 Prov. 8 . 10. not silv. receive kiiowl. rather than g. 
 
 17 . 3. fining-pot for silver, furnace for£/. 27. 21. 
 22. 1. loving favour rather than silver or g. 
 
 25. 11. like apples of g. in pictures of silver 
 Eccl. 2. 8. 1 gathered me also silver and n. 
 
 Cant. 1. 11. make borders of g. with studs of silv. 
 
 3. 10. he made the pillars of silver, bottom of g. 
 Isa. 2 . 7 . the land also is full of silver and g. 
 
 20 . a man shall cast his idols of stlv. and g. 31. 7 . 
 
 1.3. 17 . which shall not regard silver org. 
 
 46. 6. they lavish i/. out of the bag, and weigh silv. 
 60 . 9. to bring their silver and g''. with thein 
 Jer. 10. 4. they deck it with silier and g. 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 19 . they shall cast away their silier and g. 
 silver and g. not able to deliver them, Ze h. 1.18. 
 
 16. 13. thus wast thou decked with g. -awA silver 
 Van. 2. .35. then was silv. and g. broken to pieces, 45. 
 5. 4. they praised the gods of silier and g. 23. 
 
 11. 38. a god shall he honour with g. and silver 
 
 43. have power over treasures of g. and silver 
 Ilos. 2. 8. aid not know 1 multiplied her .wYc. and g. 
 8. 4. of their silver and g. have they made idols 
 Joel 8. 5. because ye have taken my silier and g. 
 Kah. 2. 9 . take the spoil of silver and spoil ofg. 
 Ilab. 2. 19. behold, it is laid over with silv. and g. 
 llag. 2. B. the silver \% mine, and the g. is mine 
 Zech. 9. 11. then take .f/Y/ cr and g. and make crowns 
 ]\]al. 3. 3. he shall purge them as g. and silver 
 Hlat. 10. 9 . provide neither//, nor silver, nor brass 
 /lets 3. 6. Peter said, silv. and g. have I none 
 
 17 . 29. nor think Godhead is like to siher and g. 
 
 20. 33.1 have coveted no man’s silver or g. 
 
 1 Cor. 3.12. if any build on this foundation//, ^f/ce/' 
 
 2 Tim.2. 20. in a great house vessels of silv. and//. 
 Jam. 5. 3. your g. and silver cankered, rust of them 
 
 1 Pet. 1.18. we were not redeemed with silv. and g. 
 Rev. 9. 20. repented not of idols of silver and g. 
 
 Talent and talents of GOLD. 
 
 Exod. 25. .39. of a talent of pure g. shall he make it 
 . 37 . 24. of a talent of pure g. made he it 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .30. weight of crown a t. of g. 1 Chr. 20.2. 
 
 1 Kings9. lA. Hiram sent .Solomon 129 talents of g. 
 28. they sent from Ophir 420 talents of g. 
 
 10. 10. she gave .Solomon 120 t. of g. 2 Chr. 9. 9. 
 14. in one year came to Solomon6G6 talents of g. 
 
 2 h tngs28. 33. put the land to a t. ofg. 2 Chr. .36. 3. 
 
 1 l 'hron. 22. 14. David prepared 190.099 talents of g. 
 29. 4. prepared of my proper good SMO talents of g. 
 
 7 . the chief of the fathers gave 50lX) talents of g. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 18. toqk from Ophir 450 talents of g. 
 Ezra 8. 26. 1 weighed ofg. vessels 100 talents 
 
 Vessels' of GOLD. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.10. Toisent to 1 !av. vessels of g .iChr.18.19. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 21. Solomon’s drinking vessels were of 
 
 g. 2 Chron. 9. 20. 
 25. every man brought present, v. ofg. 2 Chr. 9.24, 
 
 2 Kings 12. 13. not made for house of I.ord r. ofg. 
 
 21. 13. Nebuchadnezzar cut in pieces vessels ofg. 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 14. of rest of money made they v. ofg. 
 E.zra 1. 11. all the vessels of g. and silver 54tX) 
 
 5. 14. ^e vessels of g. Cyrus delivered to one 
 8. 26. I weighed ot vessels of g. 100 talents 
 Esth. 1. 7 . they gave them drink in ve.^selsof g. 
 
 Dan. 11. 8. shall also carry into Kgypt ves.iels of g. 
 2 Tim. 2. 20. not only vessels of g.Lmt of wood 
 GOLDEN. 
 
 Exod. 25. 25. a g. crown to the border round about 
 28. .34. ag. bell |l .30. 4. two//, rings, 39. 20. 
 
 32. 2. Aaron said, break off the //."ear-rings 
 l.ev. 8. 9. upon forefront he put the g. j/late 
 Kum. 7 . 26. one g. spoon of tenshek. full of incense 
 Jung. 8 . 24. had //. ear rings, because Ishmaelites 
 2t/. the weight of g. ear rings lie requested 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 4. five g. emerods, live g. mice, 17, 18. 
 
 2 Sings 19.29. .Jehu departed not from the//.calves 
 
 1 Chron. 28. I 7 . for the g. basins he gave gold 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 8. there are with you g. calves 
 Ezra 6. 5. and also let the g. ve.ssels be restored 
 Yf.'///. 4.11.kingshall holdout a//.sceptre, 5.2. 18.4. 
 Eccl. 12. 6. or the g. bowl be broken, or pitcher 
 Isa. 13 . 12. man more prec. than//, wedge of Ophir 
 
 44. 4. how hath the oppressor, the g. city ceased 
 Jer. 51. 7 . Babylon hath been//, cup in Lord’s hand 
 
 Dan. 3. 5. fall down and worship the g. image, 12. 
 5. 2. Belshazzar commanded to bring the g. vessels 
 3. they brought the g. vessels taken out of temple 
 Z.ech. A. 12. through the g. pipes, empty the g. oil 
 Heb. 9 . A. ha'l the g. censer and ark where wasg. pot 
 Rev. 1.12. being turned, 1 saw seven//, can/ilesticks 
 
 13. one girt about the paps with a g. girdle 
 21). the mystery of the seven g. candlesticks 
 2.1. w ho walked) in the midst of the//, candlesticks 
 5. 8. g. vials, 15. 7- l! 8. .3. having a g. censer 
 
 14. 14. on his head a g. crown I 7 . 4. a g. cup full 
 
 21. 15. had a g. reed to measure the city and gates 
 
 See Altar. 
 
 gold.smh H, s. 
 
 Keh. .3. 8. Uzziel of the g. repaired next to him 
 .31. the g. son || .32. g. and merchants repaired 
 Isa. 40. 19 . the//, spreadeth it over with gold 
 41.7- so the carpenter encouraged the//. ’ 
 
 46. 6. they hire a g. and he maketh it a god 
 GON E. 
 
 Gen. 24. + 1. Abraham was old, and g. into days 
 .31. .30. and now (hough thou wouldest needs be g, 
 .31. 17 . take our daughter, and we will be g. 
 
 42. 33. take food tor your households, and be g. 
 E.xod. 12. .32. take your Hocks and heids, and be^. 
 Dent. 32. 36. when he seeth theii’ power is g. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. .3. the people knew not .lonathan wasp’. 
 17 . number now', and seo who is g. from us 
 
 15. 20. 1 have g. the way w hich the Ijord sent me 
 20. 41. as soon as the la/1 was g. David arose 
 
 2 Sam. 3 , 7 . w herefore g. into my father’s concubine 
 2-4. he is quite//. II 1.3. 15. Aninonsaid, arise, be//. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 41. that Shimei had g. from .Jerusalem 
 
 13. 24. when he was g. a lion met him by the way 
 
 14. 10. as a man takes away dung till it be all g. 
 
 18. 12. as soon as 1 am g. .Spirit'shall carry thee 
 20. 40. as I was busy here and there, he w as g. 
 
 22. 13. the messenger that w as g. to call Micaiah 
 1 Chron. 17 . 5. hut have//, from tent to tent 
 
 Job 7 . 4. w hen shall 1 rise, and the night be g. f 
 
 19. 10. he hath destroyeti me, and I am g. 
 
 24. 24. they are exalted for a while, but are g. 
 
 28. 4. they are dried up and g. away from men 
 Psal. 38. 10. as for light of mine eyes, it also is g. 
 42. 4.1 had g. w ith the multitude to house of God 
 
 73 . 2. but as for me, my feet w ere almost g. 
 
 77 . 8. is his mercy clean g. for ever' 
 
 10.3. 16. the wind passeth over it, and it is g. 
 
 109. 23.1 am g. like the shadow that declineth 
 
 Prov. 7 . 19. the good man is g. a long journey 
 
 20. 14. w hen he is g. his way’, then lie boasteth ' 
 Eccl. 8.10. who had come and g. from place of holy 
 Cant. 2. 11. winter is past, the rain is over and g. 
 
 5. 6. but my beloved had w ithdraw n, and was p. 
 
 6. 1. w hither is thy beloved g. O thou fairest r 
 Isa. 5.13. therefore my people arep. into captivity 
 
 24. 11. all joy darkened, the mii th of the land p. 
 41. .3. by the w ay he had not p. w ith his feet 
 Jer. 2. 5. what iniquity in me, that they are p. 
 
 23. how' canst thou say, I have notp.after Baalim ? 
 5. 23. but this people are revolted and p. 
 
 9.10. beasts are g. |i 15- 6. thou art g. backward 
 44. 14. none that are p. into Egypt shall escape 
 28. all the l emnant that ai e g. shall know 
 5.1.6. they’ have //, fiom mountain to hill 
 Lam. 1. .3. ludah is p. |15. Zion’s children are p. 
 
 (o.g. without strength |l 18. my virgins are p. 
 Ezek. . 37 . 21. take Israel from heathen w hither p. 
 Dan. 2. 5. the kingsai/l, the thing isp. from me, 8. 
 Hos. 4. f 18. their drink isp. they committed 
 
 9. 6. for lo, they are p. because of destruction 
 Amos 8. 5. w hen w ill new inoonbep. that we may 
 Luke 2. 15. angels were p. from them into heaven 
 
 24. 28. he made as if he would have p. further 
 Johti 4. 8. for his disciples were p. to buy meat 
 
 12. 19- behold, the world is p. after him 
 Acts 16. 19. their masters saw hope of gains wzis p. 
 £0. £5. among whom 1 have p. })reaching tlie 
 
 kingdom of God. 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 22. who is p. into heaven on I'ight hand 
 Jude 11. they have p. in the way of Cain 
 GONE about. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 12. .'^aul is//, about and passed to Gilgal 
 Job 1. 5. when days of their feastings werep. about 
 Isa. 15.8. for the city isp. about the borders of .’\Ioab 
 Acts 24. 6. hath p. about to profane the temple 
 
 GONE aside. 
 
 Xum. 5. 19 . if thou hast not p. to uncleanness 
 20. if hast p. aside to anoth. instead of husband 
 Psal. 14. .3. they are all p. aside, they are filthy 
 Acts 29. 31. w hen they wei e p. aside, they talked 
 (iON E as trap. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 176 . I have p. astray like a lost sheep 
 Isa. 53. 6. all we like sheep have p. astray 
 Mat. 18. 12. if aman have liX)sheep, oneof them be 
 p. astray, he seeketh that which is p. astray 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 15. forsaken the right w ay ,aud are g. astray 
 
 GO.X E axsay. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.22. but Abner was p. away in peace, £3 
 
 2.3. 9 . and tlie men of Israel werep. a\ay 
 
 Job 28. 4. even the waters are 0 . away from men 
 Isa. 1.4. they are p. away backward 
 Ezek. 44. 10. Levites w hich are p. away from me 
 Mai. .3. 7- ye are p. away from mine ordinances 
 John 9. 22. but his disciples were p. away alone 
 Gone back. 
 
 Ruth 1. 15. behold, thy sister-in-law isp. back 
 Job 23. 12. nor have Ip. back from commandment 
 Psal. 5.3. .3. every one is p. back, none doeth good 
 Jer. 40. 5. while iie was not yetp. b. he said, go back 
 G()N E down. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 12. .‘^aul is passed, andp. down to Gilgal 
 
 1 Kings 1. 25. Adonijah is p. down, and slain oxen 
 
 21. 18. vlhabp. down to possess Naboth’s vineyard 
 
 2 Kings 29. 11. by which the shadow had p. down 
 
 in the dial of Ahaz, Isa. .38. 8. 
 Cant. 9. 2. my beloved is p. down into his garden 
 Jer. 15. 9 . her sun isp. rfoi/'w while it was yet day 
 48. 15. his young men are p. down to slaughter 
 Ezek. 31. 12. all people p. down from his shadow 
 32. 21. the strong are p. down slain by the sword 
 
 24. there is Elam U 27. 1 ubal || 30. Zidonp. doun 
 
GOO 
 
 GOO 
 
 GOO 
 
 ^miah 1. 5. Jonali was g. down fo sides of the ship 
 " GOiSE/tirM. 
 
 Gen 19- +23. siin/ 7 . forth when Lot entered Zoar 
 Exo 'd. i9.1. io thii'd'month when Isr. wasi/. forth 
 o Ktng'if)' 15. when servant ot I'lisha was.(7./y77/« 
 
 1 Chron. 14.15. God is g. forth before thee to smite 
 ha 51. 5 . iny salvation is g. forth, and my arn;« 
 jer. 4 . 7 . he is g. forth to make thy land desolate 
 
 10 . CO. my chihiren are g. forth ot me, and are not 
 Cs! 15. is protaneness g. forth into all the land 
 
 19. a whirlwind of the I.ord is g. forth in tiiry 
 29 16. brethren that are not < 7 .yhr/A into captivity 
 
 Ezek. 7.10. day is come, the moniintf is g. forth 
 20 . these are people of the 1 ,. and are g. jorth 
 l)an. 2.14. g. forth to slay wise men ot Laby Ion 
 
 10. 20. when 1 am g. forth, prince ot Grecia come 
 l\lark 10. 17 . when he vmsg. forth one came running 
 GONE out. 
 
 Exod. 9.29. as soon as I am g. out T will spread hands 
 hum. 16. 46. there is wrath g. out from the Lord 
 Vcut. 13. 13. certain men .< 7 . out, and withdrawn 
 23.23. that which isg. out of thy lips, shalt keep 
 J 7 tdg. 4.14. is not the Lord g. out before thee ; 
 
 Ixnth 1. 13. hand of the Lord is g. out against me 
 
 1 isam. 9 . + 7 . bread is g. out of our vessels 
 25. 37 . when tlie wine was g. out ot Nabal 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. the Syrians had g. out by companies 
 7 . 12 . we be hunery, therefore they are g. out 
 
 20. 4. afore Isaiah w as g. out into the court 
 Psal. 19 . 4. their line is < 7 . out through all the earth 
 89. 34. alter the thing that is g. out ot my lips 
 ha. 45. 23. the word is g. out of my mouth 
 Ezek. 24. 6. pot, whose scum is not g. out ot it 
 Jli«7.12.43. wlien unclean s|)ir. is i7. otit, iMke 11.24. 
 
 25.8. eive us of your oil, our lamps are g. out 
 Iklarkb'. .30. that virtue hail ( 7 . cut of him, LukeQ. 46. 
 
 7 . 29 . devil is ( 7 . out of daughter, 30. Euke 11.14. 
 
 John 13. 31. wlien he was g. oat, .lesus said 
 Rom. 3.12. they are all g. out of way, unprofitable 
 
 1 John 4.1. maiiy false prophets are g. out into world 
 
 GON L over. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 20. they be g. over the brook of water 
 Psal. .38. 4. mine iniquities are g. over my head 
 
 42 . 7 . all thy w'aves and billows are g. over me 
 124.4. then the stream had g. over our soul 
 
 5. the proud w aters had g. over our soul 
 Isa.10. 29 . they are g. over the passage, and taken up 
 16. 8. they' are g. over the sea, Jer. 48. .32. 
 
 Mat. 10. 23. shall not have g. over the cities of Isr. 
 
 GONE up. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 9 . from the prey, my son, thou art^?. up 
 2 Kings 1. 4. not come otf bed on which g. up, 6, I 6 . 
 Psal.'l’t. 5. God is <7. with a shout, sing praises 
 Isa. 15. 2. he is < 7 . up to Lajith and to Dibon 
 . 57 . 8 . discovered to another than me, and art g. up 
 Jer. ,3. 6. she is g. up on every high mountain 
 
 14. 2. ami the cry of .lerusalem is g. up 
 .34. 21. the king of baby Ion’s army, which are ff. up 
 48.15. IMoab is spoiled, and g. up out ot her cities 
 Ezek. 9 . .3. the glory of the God of Israel was^?. up 
 13. 5. ye have not < 7 . up into tlie gaps 
 Hos. 8. 9 . for they are g. up to Assyria, a wild ass 
 John 7 .10. but when his brethren were 17 . up 
 Acts 18. 22. when he had^i. up and salut. the church 
 GONE a uhoring. 
 
 Lev. 17 . 7 . after whom they have g. a whoring 
 Ezek. 23. .30. because thou hast g. a whoring 
 Hos. 4.12. g. a whoring from umler their God 
 9 .1. for thou hast g. a ic/wrmg from thy God 
 GOOD 
 
 Is taken, d) For that sort of happiness which all 
 men desire, as being pleasant and agreeable to 
 them. Psal. 4. 6. Who will shew us any good 1 
 (2) For that which is virtuous, morally honest, 
 and just. Psal. .34. 14. Depart from evil and 
 do good. 13) f or that winch is beautiful and 
 agreeable ■; for something perfect in its kind. 
 God beheld every thing he had created, and it 
 was very good, Ceti. 1. 31. Every creature had 
 the goodness, beauty, and perfection which it re- 
 guired. And in 2 Ghron. 18. 7- 'Phis man never 
 prophesietli good unto me, nothing agreeable. 
 (4) for that which is pleasing and acceptable 
 to God. Psal. 14. 1. There is none that doeth 
 good. (5) 'fhat which is expedient or convenient. 
 Gen. 2. 18. It is net good that the nian should 
 be alone ; ft is not convenient either for my 
 purpose of the increase of mankind, or fur man's 
 personal comfort. Also in ] Gor. 7 . 1- It is 
 good for a man not to touch a woman. It were 
 more convenient for a man not to marry. (6) It 
 signifies seasonable and commendable. iMat. 26. 
 10. The woman hath wrought a good work on 
 me. (7) Cheerful and festival. 1 .Sam. 25. 8. 
 We cuine in a good day ; in a time of fecisting 
 and rejoicing. tX) I .awful to he used. IT ini. 4. 
 
 4. Every creature of God is good. (9) Christian 
 liberty. Pom. 14. 16. Let not your good be 
 evil spoken of: Use not your Christian liberty 
 unduly, whereby it should come to be reproached, 
 as if it were only profane licentiousness, and 
 matter of contention. (10) Kind, mercij'ul, boun¬ 
 tiful. Pom. 5. 7 . Tor a good man some would 
 even dare to die. (11) Useful and valuable. 
 Dent. 6. 11. (12) Pleasant and agreeable, Psal. 
 133. 1. (13) Sweet. Prov. 24. 13. Eat honey, be¬ 
 cause it is good. (14) Pious and religious. Acts 
 
 11. 24. 'The good of (he land denotes all sorts of 
 temporal blessings, Isa. 1. 19. T he good hand of 
 God, that is, the favour and kind providence of 
 God, Nell. 2. 8. 
 
 GOOD, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 32.12. thou saidst, 1 will surely do thee g. 
 45.18. I w ill give you the g. of the land of Egypt 
 20. for the i7. of the land of Egypt is yours 
 50. 20. God meant it unto g. to bring to pass 
 fikum. 10. 29. Lord hath spoken p. concerning Isfael 
 Deut. 23.16. thou shalt not seek their peace nor g. 
 JG.f/i.24.20. consume y’ou, after he hath done vouj?. 
 1 Sam. 20. 12. behold, if there be g. toward David 
 24. 17 . for thou hast rewarded me g. for evil 
 19. wherefore the Lord rewarded thee g. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 30. according to all the g. he hatli spoken 
 o Sam 14. .32. it had beeni/. for me to been there 
 'if) 12. Lord will requite g. for his cursing this day 
 1 Khtgs 22. 1.3. w ords of the prophets declare g. to 
 the king with one mouth. 2 Chron. 18. 12. 
 
 1 Chr. 20. 3. I have prepared of mine own proper i), 
 
 2 L'kxo-n- 24. 16. because he had done 77 . in Israel 
 Ezra 9. 12. be strong, and eat the g. of the land 
 f.sth. 'l. 9 . who had spoken g. for the king 
 Job 2. 10. shall we receive g. at the hand of God 
 
 5. 27 . hear it, and know thou it tor thy g. 
 
 7 . 7 . mine eye shall no more see g. 
 
 9 . 25. my days Hee away, they see no g. 
 
 15. 3. or with speeches w herewith he can do no g. 
 
 21. 16. lo, their g. is not in their hand 
 
 22. 21. be at peace, thereby g. shall come to thee 
 24. 21. and he doeth not g. lo the widow 
 Psal. 4. 6. many say, who will shew us any g. ? 
 
 14.1. none doeth < 7 . not one, .3. 1 5.3. 1, .3. Rom. 3. 12. 
 
 34. 12. and loveth many days, tliat he may see g. 
 
 .39. 2. 1 w as dumb, 1 held my peace, even rrom^. 
 104. 28. tliou openest hgnd, they are tilled with g. 
 
 106. 5. that 1 may see the g. ot thy chosen 
 122. 9. because of house ot Lord I will seek thy g. 
 128. 5. shalt .see the g. of Jerusalem all thy life 
 
 l^rov. 3 . 27 . withhold not < 7 . from them to whom due 
 11. 17 . the merciful man doth g. to his own soul 
 
 27 . he that diligently seeketli j 7 . pi'ocuredi 
 12.14. a man satislierf with g. by fruit of his mouth 
 
 13. 2. a man shall eat g. by the truit ot his mouth 
 
 21. but to the righteous g. shall be repaid 
 
 14. 22. mercy and truth be to them that devise g. 
 
 16. 20. handleth a matter wdsely, shall find g. 
 
 17 . 20. he that hath a froward heart, findeth no g. 
 
 22. a merry heart doeth g. like a medicine 
 19 . 8. he that keepeth understanding shall find g. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 24. make his soul enjoy g. ,3. 13. 1 5. 18. 
 
 3. 12. 1 know that there is no g. in them 
 
 4.8. whom do I lal our, and bereave my soul of g.J 
 5 11. and what g. is there to the owners thereof.-' 
 
 6. 3. his soul be not filled with g. and no burial 
 
 6. yet hath he seen nO£7. all go to one place 
 7 .20. not a man just, that doeth g. and sinnetli not 
 9. 18. but one sinner destroyeth miu Ji g. 
 
 Isa. 1. 19 . if w'illing, ye shall eat the ^7. of the land 
 52. 7 . that bringeth good tidings ot g. ot salvation 
 Jer. 8. 15. we. lookeerfor peace, no g. came, 14.19. 
 
 17 . 6. he shall not see when g. cometh 
 
 18. 10. if it do evil, I will repent of the g. 
 
 20. 1 stood before thee to speak g. for them 
 
 29. .32. neither shall he behold the g. 1 will do 
 32. 42. 1 ■will bring nil llie p, 1 have promised 
 33 ! 9. which shall hear all the g. that 1 do them 
 Lam. 3. + 17. my soul far from peace, I forgat g. 
 Ezek. 16. 50. 1 took them aw-ay as I saw g. 
 
 Hos. 14. + 2. take away all iniquity, and give g. 
 
 Zech. 1. + 17 . my cities through 77 . shall be spread 
 11 . 12 . I said, if ye think g. give me my price 
 Ukat. 26. 24. been g. for that man had not been born 
 Mark 10. + 42. think g. to rule over the Gentiles 
 John 5. 29. that have done g. to the resurrection 
 Acts 10 . 38. who went about doing g. and healing 
 14. 17 . in that he did g. and gave us rain 
 Rom. 2. 10. honour to every man that worketh g. 
 
 1 Thess. .3. 1. we thought '\Xg. to be left at Athens 
 1 John 3. 17 . who hath this world’s^?, and shutteth up 
 For GOOD. 
 
 Deut. 6. 24 to fear the Lord/or ourg. ahvays 
 
 10.1.3. w hich I command thee this day/or thy g. 
 
 28. + 11. Ld. shall make thee plenteous Jorfi. .30.,9. 
 
 .30. 9. the I.ord will again rejoice over thee/or g. 
 
 Ezra 8 . 22. hand of our God on all ot them Jorg. 
 Nell. 5. 19 . think upon me, O my God,/or < 7 .13. 31. 
 Job 5. 27 . hear it, and know thou it/or thy g. 
 
 Psal. 86. 17 . shew me a token/or g. they may see 
 119 . 122. be surety for thy servant Jor g. 
 
 Jer. 14. 11. pray not for this people/-)- their 77 . 
 
 24.5. whom 1 sent out ot this place/or their ^ 7 . 
 
 6. for 1 will set mine eyes on them Jorg. 
 
 32. 39 . may fear me for ever, for the g. ot them 
 Mic. 1.12. Maroth waited carefully for g. 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. we know- all things work together/or 77 . 
 
 1 . 3 . 4. he is the minister of God to theejor 77 . 
 
 15 . 2. let every one please his neighbour /or 77. 
 
 See Had, E.vil. 
 
 GOOD, Adjective. 
 
 Gen. 21.16. Ilaqar sat her down a g. wav off 
 
 24. 12. 1 pray thee, send me g. speed thtsday 
 
 t 16. llebekah was 77 . of countenance, a virgin 
 
 26. 29 . as we have done to thee nothing hut g. 
 
 27 . 46. Itebekah s'aid, what i7._s!iall my hte do me ? 
 41. 5. 77 . ears ll 26. g. kine 1| 35. g. years 
 
 4.3. 28. thy servant our father is in g. health 
 46. 29 . .loseph wept on his father’s neck ag. while 
 Deut. .33. 16. for g.-will of him that dwelt in hush 
 
 Sam. 2. 24. my sons, it is no 77 . report that 1 hear 
 12 . 23. 1 will teach you the g. and right w-ay 
 
 25. 15. men wei e very g. to u£. we w ere not hurt 
 
 29. 9 . 1 know that thou art g. in my sight 
 2 Sam. 15. 3. see thy matters are 77 . and right 
 
 19. 18. and to do what the king thought g. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 36. that thou teach them the g. way 
 56. hath not failed one w ord of Ins 77 . promise 
 
 12. 7 . and speak g. words to them. 2 Chron. 10. 7 
 
 2 Kings 20.19. g. is the word of the I ord, Isa. 39.8. 
 2 Chron. 19. 11. the Lord shall he w ith the 77 . 
 
 30. 18. saying, the g. I.ord pardon every one 
 Ezrai. 9 . diet-, hand of his God on him, Neh. 2.8 
 
 8. 18. and by the g. hand of our God upon U3 
 Neh. 9 . 13. thou gavest them true laws, 77. statutes 
 20. thou gavest thy 77. Spirit to instruct them 
 Job 10. .3. is it g. that thou shouldest oi)press t 
 
 13. 9 . is itg. that he should search you out t 
 22. t2. doth Ills g. success depenej thereon I 
 39 . 4. theii' young ones are in g. liking 
 Psal. 25. 8. 77 . and upright is (he Lord, therefore 
 . 37 . 23. stei)s of a 77 . man are ordered by the Lord 
 45. 1. my heart is inditing a 77 . matter 
 86. 5. thou. Lord, art g. ready to forgive, 119. 68. 
 112 . 5 . a 77 . man sheweth favour, and lendeth 
 no. 39 . turn reproach, thy judgments are g. 
 
 66 . teach me 77. judgment and knowledge 
 
 Prov. 2. 9. thou shalt understand every 77 . path 
 20 . that thou mayest walk in the way ot 77 . men 
 
 12 . 25. but a g. w ord maketh the heart glad 
 
 14. 19. the evil bow befoie the g. and (he \yickcd 
 
 15. 2 . 3 . and a word in due season, how g. is it! 
 
 30. and a 77 . report maketh the hones fat 
 
 20 . 18. and with 77 . advice make wai' 
 
 22 . 1 . a ( 7 . name rather to be chosen than riches 
 Eccl. 4. 9 . they have a a. rew aril for then' labour 
 
 5 . 11 . w hat g. is there to tlie owners theieot - 
 
 9 . 2 . there is one event to (he 77 . and to the clean 
 
 11. 6. or whether tiuey both shall he alike i-. 
 
 ./cr. 6 . 16 . where is llie.g. way, and walk therein 
 
 24. 2. g. figs 11 3. very 77 . H 5. like 77 . figs, so will 1 
 29 . 10 . I w ill perforin my g. word toward you 
 f:zek. 17 . 8. planted in a 77 . soil by great waters 
 
 24. 4 . gather every 7 /. piece, thign, and shoulder 
 Dan. 4. 2 . 1 thought it g. to shew the signs 
 
 /.fch. 1. 13. Lord answered the angel with 77 . words 
 Mai. 2. 13. receiveth it w ith ,< 7 .-will at your hand 
 Mat. 7 . 11 . know how to give 77 . gifts, Luke 11 . 13. 
 17 . every 77 . tiee bringeth forth 77 . fruit, 18. 
 
 9 . 22 . daughter, be of 77 -. comlort, Luke 8 . 48. 
 
 13. 8, tel 1 ill g. gr. 23. Mark 4. 8, 20. l.uke 8. 8, 15. 
 
 24. a. seed 1 | 19. 16. g. Nla-ster, wbal g. thing 
 
 19. l’ 7 . why calledst thou 111677 ..^ none 77 . but one 
 
 20 . 15. is thine eve evil because 1 auiv..^' 
 
 25. 21 . well done, thou g. and faithful servant 
 Luke 2. 14. peace on earth, 7 /.-will towards meu 
 
 6 . 38. g. measure, pressed down, shaken together 
 
 10 . 42. and ]\larv hath chosen that.g. part 
 
 12 . .32. it is your‘father’s 77 . pleasure to give vou 
 John 2.10. but thou hast kept tlie g. w iiie until now 
 
 10.11. 1 am the 77 . Shepherd, tlie 77 . Shepherd givetli 
 Acts 15. 7 . ye know how that a g. while ago 
 Rom. 7 . 12 . commandment is holy, and just, and 77 . 
 12. 2. what is that g. and perfect will ot God 
 1 Cor. 15. .33. evil communications corrupt 77 . mann. 
 
 1 jhess. 3 . 6 . that ye have 77 . remembrance of us 
 
 2 Tim. . 3 . 3. despisers oi those that are 77 . 
 
 'Ft. 1 . 8 . a bishop must be a lover ot g. men 
 Heb. 6 . 5. that have tasted the^-. word ot God 
 Jam. 1. 17 . every g. gift 1| 2. 3. sit in a g. place 
 
 1 Pet. 2.18. be subject not only (other/, and gentle 
 3 . 10 . be that will love life, and see g. days 
 See Bad, Chedr, Gonscie.vce, Coukage, 
 Do, Day, Old age. 
 
 As GOOD. 
 
 fleb. 11 . 12 . sprang of one, and him as g. as dead 
 G()OD heed. 
 
 Deut. 2. 4. take ye 77 . heed, 4. 15. Josh. 23. 11. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 9. preacher gave g. heed, and sought out 
 Is GO()D. 
 
 Geti. 2 . 12 . and the gold of that land is g. 
 
 16. + 6 . do as is a. in thine eyes, 19- 8 . 1 20 . + 15. 
 Deut. 1. 14. the thing which tliou hast spoken is g. 
 
 6. 18. do that which A 7 /. in the siglit of the Lord 
 23. t 16. he shall dwell where it tsg. for him 
 Judg. 9 . t 2. si)eak whethe) it is g. for you 
 1 Sam. 29 . 6 . coming in with me in the host is g, 
 
 1 Kinas 2. 38. and Shimei said, the saying is g. 
 
 42. the word that I have heard is g. 18. t 24. 
 
 22 . 13. and speak that whic h is 77 . 
 
 2 Kings 20. 3. 1 have done that which isg. Jsa. .38. 3. 
 I Chron. 16. 34. the Lord is g. 2 Cht. 5. 13. 17.3. 
 
 Ezra 3. 11. Psal. 100. 5. 1 I 06 . 1.1 107 . 1- 1 
 118. 1, 29 . 1 135. 3. 1136. 1.1 145. 9. Jer. 33. 
 11. Lam. .3. 25. Nah. 1.7. . ... 
 
 19 . 13. the Lord do that w hich is 77 . in his sight 
 lob 34 . 4 . know- among ourselves w-hat is g. 
 
 Psal. . 34 . 8 . O taste and see that the Lord is g. 
 
 69. 16. hear me. for thy loving-kindness is g. 
 
 73 . 1. truly Gocl is g. to Israel, to such as are 
 85. 12. the I.ord shall give that which is g. 
 
 109. 21 . because thy mercy is g. deliver nie 
 14.3. 10. thy Spirit is 77 . lead me into the land 
 Prov. 11. 23. the desire of the righteous A only g. 
 
 25. 25. so IS g. new s from a far country 
 .31. 18. she perceiveth her merchandise is g. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 26. God givelh to a man that is g. in his 
 sight, may give to him that is g. before God 
 
 6. 12. who knowetli what is g. for man in life ? 
 
 7 . 11 . wisdom is g. w ith an inheritance 
 i 20. (hat is g. before God shall escape 
 
 9. 2. as is the g. so is the sinner 
 
 ]sa. 55. 2. eat ye that which is g. let your soul 
 Jer. 13. 10. this girdle which is g. tor nothing 
 Dos. 4. 13. because the shadow thereof is a. 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. he hath shew ed thee, O man, w hat ^7. 
 Mai. 2. 17 . ye say, every one tliat doeth evil ts g. 
 Mark 9. 50. salt is g. but if the salt, Lnke 14. 34. 
 Luke 6. 45. liringeth forth that wliich is g. 
 
 18. 19. none is g. save one, that is God 
 Rom. 7 . 1 . 3 . was then that w hich is 77 . made deatu 
 18. but how- to [lerfoi in that is 77 . I find not 
 12. 9. abhor evil, cleave to that wbicli is g. 
 
 16 . 19. I would have you w ise to that w hic h xs g. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 26. that this rs g. for the pres-'iit 
 Eph. 4. 29 . no communication luit that is g. 
 
 1 'Jhess. 5. 15. follow that which is 77 . 3 .hhn 11. 
 
 21. prove all things, hold fast that which tsg. 
 
 1 'J'lm. 1. 8. hut w e know that the law rv . 0 . 
 
 2. 3. this is g. and acceptable in (lie sight ot God 
 
 4. 4. for everv creature ot God is y. 
 
 5. 4. for tliat‘A-77. and acceptable before (.oil 
 
 1 Pet 3, 13. if ye lie follow ersot that winch ts g. 
 
 It is G()0\). 
 
 Psal. ,52. 9.1 w ill w ait on thy name, forf/ isg. 61.6. 
 73 . 28. it is g. for me to liraw near to God 
 92 . 1. it is a .( 7 . thing to give thanks unto (he Lord 
 119. 71 . it is'g. for me that 1 ha\e heeii afl.icted 
 147. 1. it is g. to sing praises unto our (•oil . 
 Prov.Ql. 13. mv son, eat thou In iiey, hecaiise it isg. 
 l ed. 5. 18. It i' 77 . and comely for one to cat and dr. 
 7 . 18. it is g. that thou shouldest take hold 
 Isa. 41. -t 7- sa> f t>'i‘ soder, f7 t* g. 
 
 J.am. 3 . 26. it ».v .< 7 . that a man should both hope 
 27 . it is g. that a man bear tlie yoke in his youth 
 Mat. 5. 13. it is g. for nothing but to be cast out 
 17. 4. it isg. for us to be here, .Mark 9- 5. fvf.e 9- -'iS. 
 Rv'm. 7 . 16 . 1 consent unto the law, tliat it is p. 
 
 14 21. it is g. neither to eat llesh nor drink -win* 
 
 201 
 
GOO 
 
 GOO 
 
 GOS 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 1. is g. for a man not to touch a woman, 8. 
 
 i-'O. I &ny, it is g. for a man so to be 
 Gal. -1. 18. it is g. to be zealously affected always 
 (iOOl) Itmd. 
 
 lixod. .1.8. come to brin“ theui to g. land, Detit. 8. 7. 
 JS'ufn. 11. 7..the land we seaiched is ay. lavid 
 Dent. 1. 25. it is a g. land wliich the f.orcl doth give 
 35. none of that generation see that g. land 
 
 3. 25. 1 pray, let me go over, and see the g. land 
 
 4. 21. Loi'd sware 1 should not go unto thaty. land 
 
 22. ye shall go over and p. ssess that y. land 
 
 6. 18. thou mayest go in and [jossess the y. land 
 
 8. 7- the 1 , 01(1 thy (i(Kl hringeth thee into a y. land 
 
 10. Shalt bless the Lord thy God for the y. land 
 
 9. 6. givetii not this y. land for thy righteousness 
 
 11. 17. lest ye perish from off y. land Lord givelh 
 
 Josh. 23. 13. until ye perish from this y. land, 15. 
 
 16. ye shall perish cpdckly from off the g. land 
 Jmlp. 18. y. we have seen the latul, and it is very y. 
 
 1 Rings 11. 15. sh.vll root Israel out of this y. land 
 
 2 Kings 3. PJ. mar every y. ]nece of land, 25. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 8. that ye may possess this y. land 
 
 GOOD with make, i mative. 
 
 L Negative. 
 
 Bxod. 21.34. the owner of pit shall muke 'ii g. 22.14. 
 22. 11. the owner shall not make it y. 13. 1.5. 
 
 J^eo. 24. 18. he that killeth a beast shall make it y. 
 Num. 23. 19. hath spoken, shall he not make it y. ? 
 Jer. 18. 11. and make j our ways and doings y. 
 GOOD man. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 27. the king said, Ahimaaz is a y. man 
 Psal. . 37 . 23. steps of a y. man are ordered by the L. 
 112. 5. a y. man sheweth favour and lendeth 
 Prov. 7 . 19 . the y. man is not at home, he is gone 
 
 12. 2. a y. man obtaineth favour of the Lord 
 
 13. 22. a y. man leaveih an inheritance to 
 
 14. 14. a y. man is satisfied from himself, 12. 14. 
 JMic. 7 . 2 . the y. man is perished out of the earth 
 Mat. 12 . 35. g. man out of good treasure, Luke 6 . 45. 
 
 20. n. they murmured against the y. man 
 24. 43. if the y. man of the liouse had known in what 
 watch the thief would come, Luke 12. 39. 
 iMke 23. 50. .loseph was a y. man, and a just 
 JohnT said, he is ay. others said, nay 
 Jicts 11. 24. Barnabas was ay. man, full of floly G. 
 Mom. 5. 7 . for a y. w«7isome would even dare to di(j 
 Not GOOD. 
 
 Gen. 2 . 18. it is 7 iy^y. that man should be alone 
 1 Sam. 29 .+ 6 . thou art 7 i(yy. in the eyes of the lords 
 '2 Sam. 17 . 7 . the counsel is not g. at this time 
 Psal. 36. 4. setteth himself in a way that is not g. 
 Prov. 16. 29 . Icadethhim into way that is not g. 
 
 17 . 26. also to punish the just is twt g. 
 
 18. 5. is 7iot g. to accept the person of the wicked 
 
 19. 2, that the soul be without knowledge isnotg. 
 
 20. 23. and a false balance is not g. 
 
 24. 23. not g. to have respect of i)ersous, 28. 21. 
 
 25. 27_. it is not y. to eat niuch honey 
 
 Isa. 65. 2. which walketh in a way that is not g. 
 Mzek. 18. 18. and did that which is not g. among 
 20. 25. I gave them statutes that were not y. 
 
 36. 31. remember your doings that were not g. 
 Mat. 19 . 10. if the case be so, it is tiot y. to marry 
 Acts 15. 38. Paul thought not g. to take him with 
 1 Cor. 5. 6. your glorying is not g. know ye not 
 Seem, seemed, seemeth GOGD. 
 
 Josh. 9 .25. as it seemeth g. to thee to do unto us, do, 
 Judg. 10. 15. 1 Sam. 14. .36, 40. Ezra 7. 18. 
 Esth. 3. 11. Jer. 26. 11. | 40. 4. 
 
 Judg. 19 . 24. do to them what seemeth g. unto jmi 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 23. do what seemeth g. 3. 18. | 11.10. I 21.4 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 19. Abner spake all seemed g. to Israel 
 
 10. 12. the Lord do that seemeth him y. 15. 26. 
 
 19. 37 . do to Chimham what shall seem y. .38. 
 
 _2L 22. take and otter up what seemethg. unto bin 
 1 Rings 21.2. if it seem g. to thee, Jer. 40. 4. 
 
 \ Chron. 1.3. 2. if it seem g. to j'ou, let us send 
 Ezra 5. 17 . it it seemg. to the king, Esth. .5. 4. 
 
 Jer. 18. 4. as seemed g. to the potter to make it 
 Mat. 11 . 26. so it seemed g. insight, Luke 10. 21. 
 Euke 1.3. it seemedg. to me, havfng perfect unders 
 Ac^s 15. 25. it seemed g. unto us, being assembled 
 28. It seemed g. to the Holy Ghost and to us 
 GOOD with thing. 
 
 Exod. 18. 17 . the thing that thou doest is net y. 
 JJeut. 26. H. thou shalt rejoice in every y. thing 
 Josh. 21. 45. there tailed not aught of any y. thine 
 1 Sam. 26. 16. this thing is not y. thou hast done 
 
 1 R ings 14. 13. in him there is found some g. thine 
 QKiiigs i\. 9. Ilazael tookot every g. thing otuumHS 
 Psal. 34. 10. that seek f.ord not want any y. thine 
 
 38. 20. because 1 follow the thing that y. is 
 84. 11. npy. thing will he withhold from them 
 92. 1. it is a y. thing to give thanks unto the Lord 
 Prov. 18. 22. whoso findeth a wife, findeth ay. thine 
 Jer. 33. 14. I will perform y. thing 1 have promised 
 JR>t. 8. 3. Israel hath cast off the thing that is y. 
 Mat. 19 . 16. what y. r/n?/y shall I do to inherit life: 
 John 1. 46. can any y. r4my come outof Nazareth i 
 Mom. 7 . 18. that is in my flesh, dwellethnoy. thine 
 Gal. 4.18. good to be zealously affected in a g. thine 
 Eph. 4.28. working with his hands thmg which is y, 
 b- 8. knowing that what y. thing any man (Joeth 
 
 2 i im. 1.14. thaty. tAf/i-ycommitted unto thee, keep 
 
 1 hilem. 6. by acknowledging every y. thing in you 
 iLeb. 13. 9 . it is a y. thing the heart be established 
 
 GOOD things. 
 
 Pent. 6.11. to give thee houses full of all y. thmgs 
 Josh. 23. 14. not one failed of all the y. things 
 
 15. that as all y. things are come upon j'Ou 
 
 2 Rings 25. he spake y. t. with him, Jer. 52.t 32. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 12. in .1 udah there were y. things 
 
 19 . 3. in .lehoshaphat there are y. things found 
 Joh 22. 18. yet he filled their houses with y. things 
 Ps. 103. 5. who satisfieth thy mouth with y. things 
 1 rov. 28. 10. the upright shall have y. thmgs 
 Jer. 5. 25. your sins have withholden g. things 
 12. t 6. believe not, though they speak y. things 
 ® t^‘i^ws to them that ask him ? 
 
 12. .34. how can ye being evil speak g. ihings? 
 
 35. a good man hringeth forth y. things 
 Euke 1. 53. he hath filled the hungry with y. things 
 202 
 
 Luke 16. 25. in thy life-time receivedst thy y. things 
 Horn. 10. 15. and bring glad tidings of y. things 
 Gal. 6. 6. communicate unto him in all y. things 
 Tit. 2. .3. the aged women be teachers of y. things 
 3. 8. these things are y. and profitable unto men 
 lleh. 9. 11. Chri.st being an high-pnest of .. things 
 10. 1. the law having a shadow of y. things tocoine 
 (iOO D tidings. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 10. thinking to have brought y. tidings 
 18. 27 . a good man, and cotneth withy, tidings 
 
 1 Kings 1. 42. a valiant man, :md bringesty. tidings 
 
 2 Kings T. 9. this day is a day of y. tidings 
 Isa. 40. 9. O /ion, that bringest y. tidings 
 
 41 . 27 . 1 will give .lerusalein one that hringeth y. t. 
 52. 7 . the feet of him that bringeth y. tidings 
 61. 1. he hath anointed me to preach y. tidings 
 Nah. 1. 15. behold feet of him who bringeth y. tid. 
 Euke 2. 10. I bring you y. tidings of great joy 
 1 Thess. 3. 6. brought usy. tidings of your faith 
 lEas GOOD.' 
 
 Gen. 1. 4. God saw that it uvr, g. 10,12, 18,21,25. 
 31. God saw every thing, behold it teas very y. 
 
 3. 6. the woman saw that the tree tcasg. for food 
 
 40. 16. the baker saw the interpretation wasg. 
 
 41. 37 . thing tcasg. in eyes of Pharaoh, 15. t 16. 
 49. 15. Issachar saw that rest teas . and tlie land 
 
 Josh. 22. t .30. it teas g. in the eyes of Phinehas 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 9 . Saul and ])eople spared all Wrai tcasg. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 2. Asa did that which u'as g. and right 
 31.20. llezekiah wroughtthat which teas g. 
 
 Neh. 2. 18. the hand of my God wdiich wasg. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 3. till 1 might see what that y. for sons 
 GOOL) understanding. 
 
 Sam. 25. 3. Abigail was a wmvMioig. under stand. 
 
 1 sal. 111. 10. y. und. have all that do his command. 
 Prov. 3. 4. so Shalt thou find favour and y. underst. 
 
 13. 15. y. understanding giveth favour 
 
 G0()D work. 
 
 Neh. 2. 18. strengthen their hands for this y. work 
 Mat. 25. 10. she hath wrought ay. work, Mark 14. 6. 
 John 10. 33. for ay. work we stone tliee not 
 
 2 Cor. 9.8. that ye may abound to every y. work 
 Phil. 1. 6. that he wdiich hath begun ay. work 
 Col. 1. 10. being fruitful in every y. work 
 
 2 Thess. 2 . I 7 . stablish you in every y. word and work 
 
 1 lim. 3. 1. oflice of a bishop, desireth a y. work 
 5. 10. it she diligently followed every y. work 
 
 2 T?/7z. 2. 21. and prejiared unto every y. work 
 Tit. 1. 16. and unto every y. ziio/X-reprobate 
 
 .3. 1. put them in mind to be ready fi) everj' y. work 
 lleh. 13.21. God make you perfect in every y. work 
 GOOD works. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 4. his works to thee have been verv y. 
 Mat. 5. 16. that they may see j'oury. works 
 John 10. .32. many y. ?rw/{-.v have 1 siiewed you 
 Acts 9. .36. Dorcas full ofy. works and alms-deeds 
 Mom. 13. 3. tor rulers are not a terror to y. works 
 Eph. 2. 10. created in Christ.Iesus untoy. works 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 10. that women be adorned with g. works 
 
 5. 10. a widow well reported of for y. wmLs 
 
 25. the y. works of some are manifest before-hand 
 
 6. 18. charge the rich, that they be rich in y. works 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 17 . Ihorouehly furnished to all y. works 
 Tit. 2.7. shevying thyself a pattern in y. works 
 
 14. a peculiar people, zealous ofy. works 
 
 3. 8. they be careful to maintain y. works, 14. 
 lleh. 10. 24. to provoke unto love and y. works 
 1 Pet. 2.12. they may by your y. works glorify God 
 GOODLY. 
 
 Geji. 27 .15. Pebekah took y. raiment of her son 
 39. 6. Joseph was a y. person, and well-favoured 
 49 . 21. Naphtali a liind let loose, giveth y. words 
 Exod. 2. 2. when she saw' he was ay. child 
 .39. 28. they made y. bonnets of tine linen 
 l^ev. 23. 40. on the first day boughs of the y. trees 
 Num. 24. 5. how y. are thy tents, O .lacob! 
 
 31. 10. they burnt all their y. castles with fire 
 Deut. 3. 25. let me see that y. mount, and Lebanon 
 6 . 10 . great and y. cities which thou buildest not 
 8 . 12 . lest when thou hast built y. houses 
 Jo.vh. 7 . 21 . 1 saw ay. Babylonish garment 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 2. Saul, a. choice young man, and a y. 
 
 16. 12. David was ruddy and y. to look to 
 
 2 Sam. 23.21. Eenaiah slew' an Egyptian, ay. man 
 
 1 Kings 1. 6. Adonijah also was a very y. liian 
 
 2 Chron. .36. 10. brought to Babylon the y. vessels 
 19 . burnt palaces, and destroyed the y. vessels j 
 
 Joh 39.13. gavest thou y. wings to the peacocks ? 
 Psal. 16. 6. yea, 1 have ay. heritage 
 80. 10. the boughs were like the y. cedars 
 Jer. 3. 19 . how shall 1 give thee a y. heritage ! 
 
 11 . 16. a green olive-tree, fair, anil of y. fruit 
 Ezek. 17 . 8 . was planted, that it might be a y. vine 
 23. it shall bear fruit, and be a y. cedar 
 Van. ll. t 16. he shall stand in the y. land,+ 41. 
 
 + 15. he shall plant in the y. holy mountain 
 llos. 10 . 1. they have made y. images 
 Joel 3. 5. carried into your temples my y. things 
 Eech. 10. 3. hath made them as his y. horse in battle 
 11. 1.3. a y. price that 1 was prized at of them 
 Mat. 13. 45. a merchant-man seekingy. pearls 
 Luke 21. 5. how it was adorned with y. stones 
 Jam. 2. 2. if there come a man in y. apparel 
 Rev. 18. 14. all things dainty and y. are departed 
 . GOODLIER. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 2. not in Israel ag. person than Saul 
 GOOD LIES'!'. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.16. he will take j-our y. young men 
 
 1 Kings 20. 3. thy children, even the y. are mine 
 
 GOODLINESS. 
 
 Isa. 40. 6. the y. thereof as the flower of the field 
 „ , GOODNESS. 
 
 EwJ. 18. 9. Jethro rejoiced for all y. l ord had done 
 3.>. 19. 1 will make all my y. pass before thee 
 
 31. 6. the Lord God abundant in y. and truth 
 Aw 7«. 10. .32. that wliaty. the Lord shall do to us 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 28. thou promisedst this y. 1 Chron. 17. 26. 
 
 1 h ingsS. 66. joytul fory. L. had done, 2 Chr. 7. 10. 
 
 10. f 7 • thou hast added wisdom and y. to the fame I 
 « Chron. 6. 41. let thy saints rejoice m y. 
 
 32. .32. llezekiah hisy. 1| .35. 26. .losiah and hisy. I 
 JSeh. 9. 25. and delighted themselves in thy y. I 
 
 1 Neh. 0. 35. they have not served thee in thy great y 
 Psal. 16.2. my y. exteiideth not to thee 
 
 21.3. for thou preventest him with blessimrs ofy. 
 
 23. 6. surely y. aud mercy shall follow' me 
 
 25. 7 . remember thou me, for thy y. sake, O F.or,'* 
 t 13. his soul shall lodg'e in y. seed inherit earth 
 
 27 . 13. 1 had believed to see the y. of the l>ord 
 31. 19 . O how gmeat is thy y. thou hast hud up 
 .33. 5. the earth is full of the y. of the I/ird 
 52. 1. the y. ot God endureth continually 
 
 65. 4. we shall be satisfied with the y. of thy house 
 
 11. thou crownest the year with thy y. 
 
 68 . lu., thou hast preparedof tliy y. for the poor 
 107 . 8 . praise the Lord for his y. 15. 21 , .31. 
 
 9 . and iilleth the hungry soul with y. 
 
 114. 2. my y. and my fortress, inj’ high tower 
 
 115. 7- they sh'all utter the memory of thj’ g. 
 
 Prov. 20. 6. most men will proclaim every one his y, 
 Isa. 6.3. 7. the great y. tow'ard the house of Israel 
 Jer. 2. 7- 1 brought j ou to eat the y. thereof 
 
 31. 12. they shall flow togetherto the y. of the Ld. 
 
 14. people shall be satisfied with my y. saith Ld. 
 33. 9. they shall fear and tremble for all the y. 
 llos. 3. 5. they shall fear the Lord and his y. 
 
 6. 4. your y. is as a moriiin'' cloud and early dew 
 19. 1. according to y. of his land tliey ma<le images 
 
 Zech. 9. 17 . for how great is his y. and his beauty ! 
 Mom. 2. 4. or despisest thou the riches of his y. not 
 knowing the y. ofGodleadeth thee to repentance 
 11. 22. behold, therefore, the y. and severity of 
 God, toward thee y. if thou continue in his y. 
 
 15. 14. 1 am persuaded that you are full ofy. 
 Gal. 5. 22. the fruit of the Spirit is y. Eph. 5. 9 . 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 11. fulfil all the good pleasure of his y. 
 
 GOOD.S. 
 
 Gen. 14. 16. Abram brought back all they. and Lot 
 
 21. give methe persons, and take they, to thyself 
 
 24. 10. the y. ot his master were in his hand 
 31.18. .lacob carried away all his y. 46. 6. 
 
 Exod. 22. 8. not put hand to his neighbour's y. 11. 
 Num. 16. 32. the earth swallowed them and theiry. 
 31. 9. Lsrael took the spoil of .Midian aud their«/. 
 .35. .3. the suburbs shall be for I.evites’cattle and y. 
 IJeut. 28. 11. Lord shall make thee plenteous iny. 
 2 Chr. 21. 14. the I^ord w’ill .smite thy wives, thyy. 
 Ezra 1. 4. let the men of his place help him withy. 
 6. all about them strengthened their hands with y. 
 6.8. that of king’sy. expenses be given to these men 
 
 7 . 26. to banishment or to confiscation of y. 
 
 Neh. 9. 25. they possessed houses full of a'll y. 
 
 Joh 20. 10. and his hands shall restore their y. 
 
 21. therefore shall no man look for hisy. 
 
 28. hisy. shall flow away in the day of his wrath 
 Eccl. 5. 11. when y. increase, they are increased 
 Ezek. 38. 12. which have gotten cattle and y. 
 
 13. art thou come to take away cattle and y. ? 
 Zeph. 1.13. tlieiry. shall become a txioty 
 Mat. 12. 29. how enter a strong man’s liouse, and 
 spoil his y. except he bind strong man, Mark 3 . 27 . 
 
 24. 47 . he shall make him ruler over all his y. 
 
 25. 14. who called and delivered to them hisy. 
 Luke 6. 30. of him that taketh awaj'thy y. ask not 
 
 11. 21. keepeth his palace, his y. are in peace 
 
 12. 18. there will I bestow all my fruits and my y. 
 19 . thou liast muchy. laid up for many ye.'irs 
 
 15. 12. give me the portion of y. that falleth to me 
 
 16. 1. was accused to him that he wasted his y. 
 
 19 . 8. the half of my y. I give to the poor 
 
 Acts 2. 45. sold their y. and parted them to all men 
 1 Cor. 13. 3. tlio’ 1 bestow all my y. to feed the poor 
 lleh. 10 . 34. ye took joyfully the spoiling of youry, 
 lieu. 3. 17 . I am rich, and increased withy. 
 GOPHER wood. 
 
 Gen. 6. 14. make thee an ark of y. wood, rooms 
 GORE, ED. 
 
 Exod. 21. 28. if an ox y. man or woman that they 
 31. whether he have y. a son ora daughter 
 GORGEOUS. 
 
 Luke23. 11. Herod arraj'ed Jesus in ay. robe 
 GORGl-:OUSLY. 
 
 Ezek. 23.12. she doted on Assyrians clotlied most y. 
 Luke 7 . 25. tliat are y. apparelled in king's courts 
 GO.SPEL. 
 
 The Gospel is a revelation 0/ the grace of God to 
 J'aUen man through a Mediator. Or, it is a wise, 
 a holy, and gracious constitution of Gcd, for the 
 recovery of fallen, sinful, and miserable man, from 
 that deplorable state into which sin had brought 
 him, by sending his own Son Jesus Christ i?ito the 
 flesh, to obey his law which man had broken, to 
 make a proper atonement for sin by his death, and 
 thus to proatre pardon, and the favour of God, 
 and eternal happiness for all that believe and re¬ 
 pent, and receive the gospel-salvation; together 
 with a promise of the Holy Spirit to work this faith 
 and repentance in their hearts, to renew their sin¬ 
 ful natures unto holiness, to form them on earth 
 flt for this hajtpiness, and to bring them to the full 
 possession of it in heaven. 
 
 Hence it is called the gospel of God, as it came 
 originally from the lather, Rom. 1. 1. It is 
 called the gospel of the grace of God, Acts 20. 
 24. because it proceeds from, and manifests his 
 favour, and is the means whereby his grace is be¬ 
 stowed. It is called the gospel of Christ, Mom. 1. 
 
 16 . as he is the immediate Author, and the subject 
 matter of it. In the same passage it is said to be 
 the power of God unto salvation : it is the means 
 which, by the influence of the Spirit of God, is 
 made e.ffectual to salvation. It is called the gos¬ 
 pel of salvation, Eph. 1. 13. It brings the gooa 
 news that salvation is to be had; it o.ff'ers this 
 saliation; it shews the way ho-w it is attained; it 
 works grace to flt for, and bring men to salvation. 
 This gospel the Spirit of God preached to A bra- 
 ham under the Old Testament. Gal. 3. 8, 'I he 
 Scripture foreseeing that God would justify the 
 heathen through faith, preached before the gos¬ 
 pel unto Abraham, saying. In thee shalLali 
 n tions be blessed. 'Jhe glad tidings of justi- 
 fleation and salvation by faith in Christ, were 
 preached to Abraham, and were contained in 
 
GOT 
 
 G R A 
 
 GRA 
 
 ihat promise mad-^ to Aim, •which is the sum oj 
 the covenaut, In thy seed shall all nations ^be 
 blessed, (Jen. ^2.. 18. . . 
 
 The word gospel, tn the ortginnl, Ei;a 77 eAioi', sig¬ 
 nifies !^ood news, or glad tidings. And surely 
 when a sinner, who is exposed to the wrath of God, 
 is sensible of his guilt and danger, it must needs 
 be glad tidings to btm to hear of a way of salva¬ 
 tion, and an all-svfiictent Saviour. 
 
 Gospel is taken for an historical narration of what 
 Qirist did and spake, of his life, miracles, death, 
 resurrection, and doctrine ; as the Gospel accord¬ 
 ing to .Matthew, Mark, &c. ihe beginning ot 
 the gospel ot Christ. Jklark 1. 1. bometimesit •is 
 taken for the preaching and publication of the 
 gospel, and administration oj afiairs that concern 
 it. Rom. 1. 9. M horn 1 serve with iny spirit in 
 the gospel ot his Son. It is put for the doctrines 
 oj free grace, Rom. 11. 28. • * 
 
 Jdark 1.1. the beginning ot the g. of Jesns Christ 
 * 15. Jesus came. Saying, repent and believe the g. 
 
 8. .15. whoso shall lose his life tor mv sake and g 
 
 10. 29. that hath left house for my sake and g. 
 
 13 10 the <7. must be published among all nations 
 
 Acts 15.7. that the Gentiles by my mouth heary 
 
 20. 24. to testify the g. or the grace of (->od 
 Horn. 1.1. an apostle, separated to the g. of God 
 
 9. whom 1 serve with my spirit my. pt his Son 
 
 16. for 1 am not asliamed of the y. ot Chri.st 
 2 16. shall judae secrets of men according to my y. 
 
 10.16. but they have not all obeyed the y. 
 
 11 . 28 . as concerning the y. they are enemies 
 
 15.16. to the Gentiles, ministering the y. ot Gpd 
 29. in the fulness of the blessing of the y. ot Christ 
 
 16. 25. of power to stablish you according to y. 
 
 1 Cor. 4.15. in J esiis 1 have begotten you thro’ tlie y. 
 
 9 12. lest we should hinder the y. ot Christ 
 
 17. a dispensation of the y. is committed to me 
 
 18. when 1 preach y. 1 may make they, ot Christ 
 without charge c that I abuse not my' power in y. 
 
 23. this 1 do for the y. sake to be partaker thereof 
 
 2 Cor 4. 3. if our y. be hid, it is hid to them are lost 
 4 lest light of slorious g. of Christ should shine 
 
 8.18. sent the brother, whose praise is in the y. 
 
 9.13. for your professed subjection to y. ot Christ 
 li 4 if ye receive another Spirit or y. Ga/. 1.6. 
 
 Gal. i. 7 . and would pervert the y. of Christ 
 o o { coiGinunicatea to them the i preach 
 
 5 . that the truth of the y. might continue 
 7 when saw the y. of uncircum. committed to me 
 
 14. not uprightly according to the truth of the y. 
 Eph. 1.13. the word of truth the y. ot your salvation 
 
 3.6. be partakers of his promise in Christ by the y. 
 
 6.15. shod with the preparation of the y. ot peace 
 
 19. to make known ttie mystery of the y. 
 
 Ehil. 1. 5. for your fellowship in the y. till now 
 
 7 in the defence aud confirmation ot the y. 17 . 
 
 12. have fallen out to the furtherance ot the y. 
 
 27 . only let ycur conversation be as becometh the 
 y. striving together for the faith of the y. 
 
 2. 22. he hath served with me in the y. _ 
 
 4. 3. help women who laboured with me m the y. 
 
 15. know also that in the beginning of the y. 
 
 Col. 1. 5. ye heard before in word ot truth ot they. 
 
 23. be not moved away from the hope ot the y. 
 
 1 'L'hess. 1. 5 . y. came not in word but m power 
 
 2. 2. we were bold to speak the y. ot God to you 
 4. were allow'ed of God to be put in trust with y. 
 
 8. were willing to have imparted not the y. only 
 
 3. 2. Timothy our fellow-labourer in the y. 
 
 2 'i'hess. 1.8. on them that obey notthey. 1 Eet. 4.17 
 
 2.14. whereunto he called you by oury. 
 
 1 j'im. 1.11. according to the y. ot the blessed God 
 
 2 Tim. 1.8. be partaker of the afflictions of the y. 
 
 10. brought immortality; to light through the y 
 
 2. 8. Jesus Christ was raised according to iny y. 
 Vhilem. 13. have ministered to me in bonds ot they. 
 GGSPEL joined with pi each, preached, preaching. 
 JliaC4.23. Jesus wentyreac^inyy. 9. .35. Mark!. 14. 
 
 11. 5. the poor have the y. preached, Luke 7 . 22. 
 
 24.14. thisy. shall be preached, 26.13. Mark 14. 9. 
 Mark 16.15. ^o, preach the y. to every creature 
 Luke 4.18. he hath anointed me to preach the y. 
 
 9 . 6. they departed,yreac/jwy the y. and healin; 
 
 20. 1. that as he taught, and preached the y. 
 
 Acts 8. 25. and preached the y. to the Samaritans 
 1 14. 7 . and there they preached the y. 
 
 21. when they had preached the y. to that city 
 16.10. that the Lord had called us to preach the y. 
 Horn. 1.15. I am ready to preach the y. at Rome 
 
 10. 15. how beautiful feet of them that preach g. 
 15. 19 . I have fully preached the y. ot Christ 
 
 20. so have I strived to preach the y. not where 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 17 . sent me not to baptize, but to preach g. 
 
 9 .14. t\\&t preach the y. should live of the gospel 
 
 16. though 1 preach the y. have nothmgto glory of, 
 
 for necessity on me, woe to me it 1 preach not g. 
 18. that when 1 preach the y. 1 may make gospel 
 15.1. 1 declare to you the y. which I preached 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 12. when 1 came to Troas to preach the y 
 
 10.14. come as far as to you in preaching the y. 
 
 11. 7 . because I preached to you freely the y. 
 
 Gal. 1.8. though we or an angel yrcac/i any other y.9. 
 
 11. the g. preached of me is not after man 
 3.8. preached before the y. to Abraham, saying 
 4.13. through infirmity of flesh I preached the y 
 1 The.ss. 2. 9.'we preached to you the y. of God 
 Ileb. 4.2. to us was the g.preached as well as to them 
 1 Pet. 1.12. by them that preached the y. to you 
 25. this is the word which by y. is preached to you 
 
 4. 6. for this cause was the y. preached to the dead 
 Rev. 14. 6. having everlasting y. to preach to them 
 GOT. 
 
 Gen. 39 .12. Joseph fled from her and y.him out, 15. 
 Psal. 44. 3. they y. not the land by their own sword 
 Eccl. 2. 7 . I y. me servants and maidens 
 Jer. 13. 2. 1 y. a girdle according to word of Lord 
 4. take the girdle that thou hast y. and arise 
 GOTTEN. 
 
 Gen.\. 1. she said, J have y. a man from the Lord 
 31.1. what was our father’s hath he y. all this 
 Exod. 14.18. when I have y. me honour on Pharaoh 
 
 7£v. 6. 4. or the thing he hath deceitfully y. 
 
 Num. 31. 50. what every man hath y. ot jewels 
 Deut.S. 17 . might of my hand hatli y. this wealui 
 2 Aam. 17. 13. moreover if he be y. into a city 
 Job 255.15. wisdom cannot be y. tor gold 
 31. 25. if I rejoiced because my hand had y. much 
 Psal. 98.1. his holy arm hath y. him the victory 
 Prov. 13.11. wealthy, by vanity shall be dimimsbed 
 20. 21. an inheritance may bey. hi^tily at begin. 
 31. t 29. many daughters have y. riches 
 Eccl. *1.16. have y. more wisdom than all before me 
 Isa. 15. 7 . the abundance y. they shall carry away' 
 Jer. 48. 36. because riches he hath y. are perished 
 Ezek. 28. 4. vvith thy wisdom thou hast y. iiclies 
 Dan. 9 . 15. thou hast y. thee renown as at this day 
 Mat. 11.112. the kingdom of heaven isy. by force 
 liev. 15.2. 1 saw them that had y. the victory 
 
 GOVERN. , 
 
 1 7u»y^21.7. dostthou nowy. thekingdom of Isr. ? 
 Job .34. 17 . shall even he that hateth right y. f 
 Psal 67.4. for thou shalt y. the nations upon eartli 
 GOVERNxMENl, 8. 
 
 Isa. 9 . 6. and the y. shall be upon his shoulder 
 7 . of the increase of his y. there shall be no end 
 22. 21. 1 vvill commit thy'y. into his hand 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 28. helps, y. diversities of tongues 
 
 2 Pet. 2.10. but chiefly them that despise y. 
 
 GOVERNOR. 
 
 Gen. 42. 6. Joseph was y. over the land, 45. 26. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 3. Obadiah wasy. over Ahab’s house 
 1 Chr. 29. 22. they anointed Solomon to be chief y. 
 Eira 5. 14. Cyrus delivered the vessels to the y. 
 Neh. 5. 14. 1 have not eaten the bread ot the y. 
 
 18. for all this I required not the bread ot the y. 
 10. 11. those that sealed were, Nehemiah the y. 
 Psal. 22. 28. he is the y. among the nations 
 Jer. 30. 21. theiry. shall proceed from midst of them 
 
 40. 5. he said, go back also to Gedaliah the y. 
 
 41. 2. then ishmael smote Gedaliah they. 18. 
 
 Hag. 1. 14. the Lord stirred up Zerubbabel the y. 
 
 2. 2. speak to Zerubbabel they, and to Joshua, 21. 
 9 . 7 . and he shall be as ay. in Judah 
 
 Zech. y. (. rtiiu lit oiinii Y'- -. 
 
 Mai. 1.8. offer it now to thy y. will lie accept person 
 Mat. 2. 6. out of thee shall come ay. to rule Israel 
 2. they delivered him to Pontius Pilate the y. 
 
 28.14. and if this come to the y.’s ears 
 John 2. 8. draw out, and beai‘ to the y. of the feast 
 ActslA. 1. who informed they, against Paul 
 2 Cor. 11. 32. the y, under Aretas the king kept city 
 Jam. 3. 4. the ships turned whither the y. iisteth 
 GOVERN OILS. 
 
 Judg. 5. 9. my heart is towards the y. of Israel 
 14. out of Machir came down y. . . 
 
 Ezra 8. 36. delivered the king’s commissions to y. 
 Neh. 2. 7 . let letters be given me toy. beyond river 
 5. 15. but the former y. were chargeable to people 
 Jsa. 19. 113. they have seduced the y. of Egypt 
 Dan 2. 48. the king made Daniel ciiiet ot the y. 
 Zech. 12. 5. the y. of .) udah shall say in their heart 
 6. I will make the y. of Judah like a hearth 
 Mat. 10. 18. ye shall be brought before y. and kings 
 Gal. 4. 2. but the heir is under tutors and y- till 
 1 Pet 2. 14. submit yourselves to y. as sent by him 
 'GOURD. 
 
 In Hebrew, Kikajon. This word is found in Jonah 
 4. 6. where the SeptuagintrifiTwfatc it KoXoKwWn- 
 •lerom uses Hedera, Ivy; as also does Aquila. 
 iexoxn acknowledges, that the word \.\y does not 
 answer the signification of the Hebrew Kikajon; 
 but as he could not find any Latin words proper to 
 express it, he chose rather to set down Hedera, 
 than to leave Kikajon, which might be taken for a 
 monstrous animal in the Indies, or mountains of 
 BcEOtia. His account of Kikajon is this: H is a 
 shrub which grows in the sandy places of Pales- 
 tine; and increases so suddenly, that within few 
 days it comes to a considerable height. The leaves 
 of it are large, and like those almost of ihe vine. 
 It is supported by its trunk without being upheld 
 by any thing else, and furnishes a very agreeable 
 shade under the thickness of its leaves. 
 
 Modern interpreters almost all agree that t/ie llebrew 
 Kikajon aignijies Palma Christi, o/" Ricinus, 
 in Egyptian called Kiki, and tn Greek, Seiicy- 
 prion. It is a plant like a lily, the leaves whereof 
 are smooth, scattered here and there, and spotted 
 with black spots. Dioscorides says, that there is 
 a sort of it which grows large like a tree, and as 
 high as a fig-tree. The leaves of it are like those 
 of the plum-tree J though broader, smoother, and 
 blacker. The branches and trunk of it are hollow 
 like a reed. Home think, that J onah speaks oj this 
 last species. , , • • 7 
 
 Wild ffourd, in Hebrew, Pekaah. This is a plant 
 which produces leaves and branches much like 
 garden cucumbers, which creep upon the earth, 
 and aT6 divided mto several branches, dts^ fiuit 
 is of the size and figure of an orange. It is of a 
 hght, white substance, if you pare off the rind ; and 
 so bitter to the taste, that it has been called Xne. 
 gall of the earth. Mention is made of this plant 
 til 2 Killy'S 4. 39/ 
 
 Jonah 4. (5. God prepared a .TonaVi glad of the g 
 7, a worm smote the g, that it withered 
 10. thou hast had pity on ttie^^. tor winch hast not 
 
 gourds. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 118. cedar of the lionse carved with y. 
 
 ^ GOURDS. . , 
 
 2 Kings 4. .39. one gathered wiVrf y. his lap full 
 Ct R ACL 
 
 Is taken (11 For the free and etemallove and favour 
 of God, which is the spring and source of all the 
 benefits which ue receive frorn him. Rom. 11. 
 6. And if by grace, then it is no more ot 
 works. 2 Tim. 1. 9. Who liatli saved us, and 
 called us vvith an holy calling, according to his 
 own purpose and grace. This free and unmerited 
 love of God is the original mover in our salva¬ 
 tion, and hath no cause above it to excite or draw 
 it forth, but merely arises from his own will. 
 It was this mercy or love of God that ,^nd mit 
 redemption for mankind: God so loved the world, 
 
 that he gave his only-begotten Son to die tor us, 
 John 3 16. Aud what could his love give more 
 than the life of his Uon ? (21 Grace is taken for 
 the free imputation of Christ’s righteuusne.ss, by 
 the merit whereof true believers become righteous 
 in the sight of God. Rom. 5. 20. Where sin 
 abounded ^race did mucli more abound. (3) 
 lor the work of the kspirit, renewing the soul after 
 the image of God, and continually guiding and 
 strengthening the believer to obey his will, to re¬ 
 sist and mortify sin, and to overcome it. Rom. 
 
 6. 14. Ye are not under the law, but under 
 grace. 2 Cor. 12. 9. My grace is sufheient for 
 thee. (41 For that excellent and blessed state of 
 reconciliation, friendship, and favour with God, 
 which God graciously bestows upon his people. 
 Rom. 5. 2. By whom also vve have access by 
 faith, into this grace wherein we stand. (5) For 
 the free love, favour, and bounty of Christ. 
 
 2 Cot. 8. 9. Ye know tlie grace of our J..ord 
 Jesus Christ. (61 For the doctrine of the gospel, 
 which proceeds from the grace of God, and 
 wherein his grace is offered and bestowed upon 
 all penitent believers. 1 Pet. 5. 12. Ihis is the 
 true grace of God wherein ye stand ; the true and 
 only doctrine of the gospel. (71 For a liberal 
 and charitable disposition, wrought in the heart 
 by the grace of God. 2 Cor. 8. 7. As ye abound 
 in ev'ery thing, see that ye abound in this grace 
 also. (81 For spiritual instruction and edifica¬ 
 tion. Eph. 4. 29. Ihat your communication 
 may minister grace to the hearers; that it may 
 he a means of some spiritual advantage to them. 
 (91 Grace is taken for the office of aposileship, 
 which was given of grace, together with ability 
 and other qualifications necessary for the faithful 
 discharge of that office. Rom. 15. 15. I have 
 written the more boldly to you, because ot the 
 grace that is given me ot God. Eph. .3. 8. To 
 me, who am less than the least of all saints, is 
 this grace given, that I should preach, Ere. (10> 
 For the free and undeserved love and favour of 
 God, and a lively sense thereof in the soul; this 
 the apostle wishes to be continued with and in¬ 
 creased in the Romans, Bom. 1. 7. (Ill For 
 the love and fear of God dwelling in the heart; 
 or, for the assistance of divine grace. 2 Cor. 1. 
 
 12. By the grace of God, we have liad our con¬ 
 versation in the world. (121 For faith, patience, 
 
 . and other graces that enable to bear,- and sup¬ 
 port under sufferings, 2 Pet. 3. 18. Phil. 1. 7. 
 Ye all are partakers of my grace. (13) For 
 eternal life, or final salvation, which God will 
 graciously bestow upon his people, at the appear- 
 'ing of Christ, at the day of judgment. 1 Pet. 1. 
 
 13. 'Ihe grace that is to be brought to you at 
 the revelation of Jesus Christ. (14) For some¬ 
 thing acceptable, beautiful, and graceful. Prov. 
 
 4. 9. She shall give to thine head an ornament 
 of grace ; a beautiful ornament. (15) For favour 
 or friendship with men. Joseph found grace in 
 the sight of Petiphar, Gen. 39. 4. 8 ee Save. 
 
 Ezra 9. 8. for a little space y. hath been slievved 
 Esth. 2. 17 . Esther obtained y. in his sisht 
 Psal. 45. 2. y. is poured into lips, G. hath anointed 
 84. 11. the Lord is a sun, he vvill give y. and glory 
 Prov. 1. 9. they shall be an ornament of y. to head 
 
 3 . 22. so sliall they be life and y. to thy neck 
 34. but he giveth y. to the lowly. Jam. 4. 6. 
 
 4 . 9 . shall give to thine head an ornament ot y. 
 
 22. 11. for the g. of his lips the king be his friend 
 
 Eccl. 10. 112. words of a wise man’s mouth are y. 
 Zech. 4. 7 . vvith shoutings, crying, y. g. unto it 
 12.10.1 vvill pour the Spirit of y. and supplications 
 John\. 14. begotten of Father, full of y. and truth 
 
 16. of his fulness vve have all received, y. for y. 
 
 17 . but g. and truth came by Jesus Christ 
 Acts 4. 3 . 3 . and great y. was on them all 
 
 14. 3. which gave testimony to the word of his y. 
 
 18. 27 . helped them which had believed through y. 
 20. 32. I commend you to the word ot his y. 
 
 Born. 1. 5. by wliom vve received y. and apostlesliip 
 
 7 . g. and peace to you from God our Father, 
 
 1 Cor. 1. .3. 2 Cor. 1. 2. Gal. 1. 3. Eph. 1. 2. 
 Phil. 1. 2. Col. 1. 2. 1 Thess. 1. 1. 2 Thess. 
 1. 2. Philem,. 3. 
 
 3.24. beinsr justified freely by hisy. through redem. 
 
 4. 4. the reward is not reckoned of y. but ot debt 
 
 16. it is of faith, that it might be by y. 
 
 5. 2. we have access into this g. wherein we stand 
 
 17 . much more they who receive abundance ot g, 
 
 20. where sin abounded y. did much more abound 
 
 21. even so mighty, reign through righteousness 
 
 6. 1. shall vve continue in sin, that y. may abound. 
 
 14. under y. || 15. shall vve sin, because under g.t 
 
 11. 5. a remnant according to the election ot y. 
 
 6. and if by y. then it is no more ot works 
 
 12. 3. for 1 say, throi>gh the y. given unto me 
 
 6. gifts difl'erim; according to the y. given to us 
 
 15. 15. because of the g. given to me ot God 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 30. for if I byy. be a partaker, w hy; 
 
 15.10. his y. bestowed upon me was not m vain 
 
 2 Cor. 1. + 15. that ye miglit have a second y. 
 
 4. 15. abundant y. might redound to glory ot (jort 
 
 8. 6. so he would also finish in you the same y. also 
 
 7. see that ye abound in this y..also . , . 
 
 19. who vvas chosen to travel with ns with this y. 
 
 9. 8. and God is able to make all y. abound to you 
 
 12. 9 . he said, my y. is sufficient tor thee 
 
 Gal. 1. 6. removed from him vvho called you toy. 
 
 15. when it pleased God, vvho called me by hisy. 
 2. 0. when James perceived the y. J-’"’' » fo 
 
 5. 4. justified by the law, ye are fallen from y. 
 Eph. 1. 6. to the praise of the glory ot his y. 
 
 7 . forgiveness, accordinff to the riclifs or his g, 
 
 2. 5. by ( 7 . ye are saved through taith. H. 
 
 * 7 . he miaht shew the exceeding riches ot his y. 
 
 3. 8. to me the least of all saints is this y. given 
 
 4 . 7 . but unto every one of us is given y. 
 
 29 that it may ministers, to the hearers 
 
 6. 24. y. be w ith all that love our Lord Jesus 
 Phil. 1. 7 . ye all are partakers of my y^^^ 
 
G RA 
 
 GR A 
 
 G R A 
 
 Col.^. 10. sinking with g. in your hearts to tlie Tx)r(l 
 4.0. let speed) be alvvay with g. seasoned with salt 
 18. g. be with you, 2 4. 22. 'i'lt. .‘J. 15. IJe/i. 
 
 1.3. 25. 
 
 2 'JViess. 2. 10. l)ath given us good Iiope throusih g, 
 
 1 Tim. 1 . 2 . y. mercy, and peace from (i, our I 'athei' 
 and our 1,. .1. C hr. 2 'Hm. 1 . 2 . Tit. 1 .4. 2 John 3. 
 
 14. tile g. of our l.ord was e.\ceeding aljunclant 
 0. 21. y. be witli thee. >\men 
 
 2 Tim. I. y. who called us according to his y. 
 
 2 . 1 . bestinng in the y. that is in ( hrist .lesus 
 
 3.7. being jiistitied by his y. we should be heirs 
 Heh. 4. 10. let us come boldly to the throne of y. 
 
 10. 29. and hath done despite to the Spirit of y. 
 
 12. 28. let us have y. to serve (iod acceptably 
 
 13. y. it is good the heart be establishe(l with y. 
 Jam. 1. 11 . the y. of the fiishion ot it perislieth 
 
 4. 0. he giveth inorcy. giveth y. to the humble 
 
 1 Tct. 1 . 2 . y. and peace be multiplied, 2 l^et. 1 . 2 . 
 10 . who proi)hesied of the y. to come to you 
 
 13. hope for the y. || 3. 7. as beim; heirs of y. 
 
 5. 5. (lod resisteth the ])roud, giveth y. to humble 
 10. the God ofy. who hath called us to glory 
 
 2 i’et. 3. 18. grow in y. and knowletige of .les. ( hr. 
 Jnde 4. turning they, of God into lasciviousness 
 Rev. 1. 4. y. and peace from him which is and was 
 
 iSee 1 iND, or Found. 
 
 GRACF of God. 
 
 JLufce 2 . 40. and the y. of God was upon him 
 Acts 11 . 23. when he had seen y. of God, was glad 
 
 13. 43. perstiaded them to continue in the g.ofti. 
 
 14. 2G. had been recommended to y. of G. 15. 40. 
 20 . 24. to testify the gospel of the y. of God 
 
 Jiom. 5. 15. much more they, of God hath abounded 
 
 1 Cur. 1.4. the g. of God given you by .lesus Christ 
 
 3. 10. according to y. of God which is given to me 
 
 15. 10. by they.y/ God 1 am what I am, yet not I, 
 
 but the y. of God which was with me 
 
 2 Cor. 1.12. by the g.of God we had our conversation 
 
 6 . 1 . that ye receive not the y. of God in vain 
 8 . l.of the y. of God bestowed on the churches 
 y. 14. for the exceeding y. of God in you 
 
 Gal. 2. 21 . 1 do not frustrate the y. of God 
 Rph. 3.2. if have heard of dispensation ofy. of God 
 
 7. according to the gift of the y. of God given me 
 Col. 1 .' 6 . since the day ve knew the y. of God 
 2 Thess. 1 . 12 . and ye in nim, according to y. of God 
 Tit. 2.11. the y. of God that bringeth salvation 
 fleh. 2. 9. that he by y. of God should taste death 
 
 12. 15. looking lest ony man fail of the y. of God 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 10 . good stewards of the manifold y. of God 
 
 5. 12. testifying that this is the true y. of Oo'd 
 
 ( i It A(.'E of ovr Lord Jesii.f. 
 
 Acts 15. 11 . through y. y/' jC. J. we shall be saved as 
 Rom. 16. 20. they, of our Lord Je.vus Christ be with 
 you, 24. 1 Cor. 16. 23. P/nl. 4. 23. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 28. 2 Thess. 3. 18. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 9. for ye know the y. of our Lord J. Christ 
 
 13. 14. the y. of our L. J. Christ, love of God, and 
 
 communion of Holy Ghost, be with you all 
 Gal. 6.18. y. ofL. J. Chr. be with spit it, Philem.Qb. 
 iiler. 22.21.y. of L. J. Christ be with you all. Amen 
 GKACIOU.S. 
 
 Gen. 43. 29. and he said, God be y. to thee my son 
 Liod. 22 . 27 . hen hecrieth, I will hear, for 1 am y. 
 
 33. 19 . I will be y. to whom I will be y. 
 
 34. 6. the l.ord, the Lord God, y. 2 Chron. .30. 9. 
 
 Psal. 103. 8. 1 116. 5. 1 145. 8. Joel 2. 13. 
 Num. 6. 25. the Ixird make his face shine, and be y. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 22. who can tell whether God will be y. 
 
 2 Kings 5. + 1. now IS' aaman was y. w ith his master 
 13. 2.‘C and the Lord was y. unto them 
 Keh. 9 . 17 . a God ready to pardon,y. merciful, 31. 
 Jol)ii3. 24. then he is y. to him, and saith, deliver 
 Rsal. 4. t 1, be y. unto me, and hear my prayer 
 77. 9. hath God forgotten to be y .'! 
 
 86. 15. but thou, G Lord, art G. y. 111. 4. | 112. 4. 
 Prov. 11, 16. a y, woman retaineth honour 
 26. t 25. wdien he maketh voice y. believe him not 
 Reel. 10.12. the w'ords of a wise man’s mouth are y. 
 Isa. .30. 18. the Lord will wait that he may be y. 
 
 19 . he w ill be very y. to thee 1| 33. 2. be y. to us 
 Jer. 22. 23. how y. when pangs come upon thee 
 A.mos 5. 15. may be the Imrd w ill be y. to remnant 
 Jonsih 4. 2. for 1 knew that thou art ay. God 
 Mai. 1. 9 . beseech God that he w ill be y. to us 
 Jjuke 4. 22. w ondered at y. words w hich pi'oceeded 
 1 Pet. 2. 3. if ye have tasted that the Lord is g. 
 GRACIOUSLY. 
 
 Gen. .33. 5. the children w hich G. hath y. given me 
 
 11. because God hath <iealt y. with me 
 Psal. 119. 29 . and grant me thy law y. 
 
 Jlos. 14.2. take away all iniquity, and receive usy. 
 Lnde 1.1 28. hail, thou that art y. accepted 
 GRAFT, FU. 
 
 Rom. 11 . 17 . thou being a w ild olive-tree werty. in 
 19. branches were broken that 1 might be y. in 
 
 23. they shall be y in, for God is able to y. them 
 
 24. were cut out and g. much more these be y. 
 
 GRAIN, S. 
 
 Joel 1. t 17. the ,< 7 . are rotten under the clods 
 Amos 9.9. yet shall not the leasty. fall on the earth 
 31at. 13, 31. the kingdom of heaven is like a y. of 
 mustard-seed, Marh 4. .31. Luhe 13. 19. 
 
 17 . 20. if ye have faith as a y. of mustard seed, ye 
 shall say unto this mountain, remove, Luhe 17 . 6. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 37 . bare y. w heat, or some other y. 
 
 . GRANDFATHFR. 
 
 Pa?i. 5. + 11. in days of thy y. in him wdiom thy y. 
 t 13. that Uaniel wdiom y. brought out of Jewry 
 GRANDMOl'IlFR. 
 
 1 R ings 15. + 10. his g.'s name was Maachah 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 5. faith which dwelt first in thy y. Lois 
 
 GRANT. 
 
 Ezra 3. 7. according to they, they had of Cyrus 
 GRANT. 
 
 J.ev. 25. 24. ye shall y. a redemption for the land 
 Ruth 1 . 9 . the IxDid y. you that you may find rest 
 1 Sam. 1 . 17 . the God of Israel y. thee thy petition 
 1 Chron. 21 . 22 . y. me the place of this threshing- 
 floor ; thou shalt y. it me for the full 
 * Chron. 12. 7 . but I willy, them some deliverance 
 t^()4 
 
 Keh. 1 . 11 . and y. him mercy in sight of this man 
 Esth. 5. 8 . it it please the king to y. my petition 
 Job 6 . 8 . that God would y. the thing I long for 
 Psal.‘H.). 4.y. thee according to thine ow n heart 
 85. 7 . shew us thy mercy, O Jy.rd, y. us salvation 
 119. 29. andy. me thy law graciously 
 140. 8 . y. not 0 Lord, the desiies of the wicked 
 Mat. 20 . 21 . y. my two sons may sit, Mark lo. 37 . 
 Luke 1 . 'ik.g. to us, that we being didivered 
 /lets 4. 29 . y. that with boldness we may speak 
 Rom. 15. 5. now God y. you to be like-ml.ude i 
 h.ph. 3. 16. y. you to be strengthened with might 
 2 'Jim. 1. 18. the l.ord y. that he may find mercy 
 Rev. 3. 21. will 1 y. to sit with me in my ihione 
 GRANl'LD. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 10. God y. him that which he requested 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 12. w-isdom and know ledge is y. thee 
 Jlzra 7 . 6. and the king y. him all his requests 
 fell. 2. 8. the kingy. according to good hanrl of G. 
 L\th. 5. 6 . what thy petition, shall lie y. 7 . 2. ! 9 . 12. 
 
 9. 13. let it bey. to the Jews in shushan 
 Job 10. 12. thou hasty, me life anil favour 
 Prov. 10. 24. the desire of the righteous shall be y. 
 Acts 3. 14. and desired a murderer to bey. j ou 
 11. 18. then hath God also to the Gentiles y. re¬ 
 pentance unto life 
 
 14. 3. whoy. signs to be done by their hands 
 Rev. 19. 8. to her was y. she should be arrayed in 
 GRAPF. 
 
 JViere teas abundance of fine vineyards, and excellent 
 grapes m Palestine. IJoro large this fiuit was in 
 that country, we may judge by 'the hunch of grapes 
 which was cut in the valley of Fslicol, and was 
 brought upon a staff between two men to the camp 
 of\ Israel at Kadeshbarnea, Num. 13. 23, 24. 
 Travellers relate, that there was some to be seen 
 there of a prodigious size. Strabo and Pliny 
 affirm the same. Some affirm, that in the valley 
 of 1 shcol there were bunches of grapes to be found 
 still of ten and twelve pounds. 
 
 Moses in the law commanded, that when the Israel¬ 
 ites gathered their grapes, they should not be 
 careful to pick up those which fell, nor be .so exact 
 as to leave none upon the vines. What fell, and 
 was left behind, he ordered should he for the poor, 
 lev. 19 . 10. Ueut. 24. 20, 21. People who were 
 passing that way were permitted to go into an¬ 
 other mail's vineyard, and eat what grapes they 
 would; hut they were not allowed to carry any 
 away with them, Deut. 23. 24. 
 
 Sorne learned men are of opinion, that the prohibi¬ 
 tion delivered by Moses against gleaning grapes 
 after the vintage, may signify a second vintage 
 after the first, which was never so good or so plen¬ 
 tiful as the formp-; for this, they say, was over 
 in the hot countries about the end of August, and 
 the other in .'September. God requires'therefore 
 that this second vintage should be left to the poor, 
 as well as the grapei of the first which had escaped 
 the observation of the gatherers. 
 
 It is frequent in .Scripture to describe an almost 
 total destruction, by the similitude of a vine strip¬ 
 ped in such a manner that there was not a bunch 
 of grapes left for those who came a gleaning. Isa. 
 24. 13. Thus it shall be in the midst of the land, 
 there shall be as the gleaning grapes when the 
 vintage is done. And Jer. 6. 9. 'Ihey shall 
 thoroughly glean the remuantof israe/as a vine. 
 JSee Jer. 49. 9. Obad. 5. 
 
 1 he blood ot grapes, Gen. 49. 11. signifies wine. 
 ffe washed his clothes in the blood of grapes. 
 His habitation shall he in a country where there 
 are vineyards. And Deut. ,32. 14. 1 hou didst 
 drink the pure blood of the grape ; pure, unmixed 
 wine. '1 he fathers have eaten a sour grape, and 
 the children's teetli are set on edge, Jer. 31. 29. 
 Ezek. 18. 2. 'I'his is a proverbial way of .speaking 
 in the sacred text ■ meaning, that the fathers have 
 sinned, and the children have borne the punishment 
 of their crimes. It was a complaint made by the 
 Jews to God, who punished those .sins in them, 
 whereof they pretended they were not guilty. But 
 the Lord said, he would cause this proverb to cease 
 in Israel, and that for the future every one should 
 suffer the punishment of his own iniquity. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 10. nor gather every y. of thy vineyard 
 Deut. .32. 14. thou didst drink the blood of the y. 
 Job 15. 33. he shall shake off his unripe y. as vine 
 Cant. 2. 13. vines with tender y. give a good smell 
 7.12. let us see whether the tender y. a^iipear 
 Isa. 18. 5. the sour y. is ripening in the flower 
 Jer. 31. 29. the fathers have eaten a sour y. 
 
 .30. every man that eateth the sour y. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 1. 1 am as the y.-gleanings of the vintage 
 G R A P L-gatherer. 
 
 Jer. 6. 9 . turn back thy hand as a g.-gatherer 
 49. y. if y.-y. come, would they not leave ' Obad.o. 
 GRAPF.S. 
 
 Gen. 40.10. the clusters thereof brought forth ripe y. 
 49 .11. he w’ashed his clothes in the blood ofy. 
 
 Lev. 25. 5. nor gather the y. of thy vine undressed 
 11. in jubilee, nor gather the y. of thy vine 
 Num. 6. .3. nor shall he eat moist y. or dried 
 13. 20. the time was the time of the first ripe y. 
 
 23. they cut down a branch with one cluster of y. 
 Deut. 23. 24. then thou mayest eaty. thy fill 
 24. 21. when thou gatherest the y. of thy vineyard 
 28. .30. shalt plant a vineyard, not gather the y. 39. 
 32. S2. their g. are y. of gall, their clusters bitter 
 Judg. 8. 2. is not the gleaning' of they, of Fphraim 
 9. 27.they trode they, and cursed Abimelech 
 AW/. 1.3. 15. bringing in wine and y. on the sabbatli 
 Cant. 2. 15. for our vines have tender y. 
 
 7 . 7 . and thy breasts are like to clusters of y. 
 
 Isa. 5. 2. lie looked it should bring forth y. 
 
 4. should bring forth y. brought it forth wild g.? 
 17 . 6 . yetgleaningy. shall be^left in it 
 
 24. 13. as the gleaningy. when vintage is done 
 Jer. 8. 13. there shall be no y. on the vine 
 
 25. .30. shall give a shout, as they that tread the y. 
 
 49. 9 . w ould not leave some gleaning y. Cbad. 5. 
 
 E%ek. 18.2. the fathers have eaten sour y. 
 
 JT0S.3. + 1. look to gods, anti love flagons ofy. 
 
 9. lo. 1 found Israel like g. in the wilderness 
 Amos 9. 13. Reader of y, shall oveitake the sower 
 Mat.~.\fj, do men gather y. of thorns, tiesot thistles.’ 
 Luke 6. 44. nor of a bi amble-bush gather they y. 
 Rev. 14. 18. thrust in sickle, her y. are fully ripe 
 . (/RA.S.S. 
 
 Gen, 1. 11 . God said, let the earth bring forth y. 
 
 12. and the. earth brought forth y. and’hertj 
 Num. 22. 4. as the ox licketh up the y. of the field 
 Deut. 11.15. 1 willsendy. in thy fields for thv cattle 
 29. 23. it is not sow n, nor any y. groweth therein 
 .32. 2. my speech shall distil as shdwi. supon they 
 2 .N/w. 23. 4. as they, springing out of the earth 
 
 1 Rings 18. 5. peradventure findy. to save horses 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. they weie as the y. of the field, as 
 
 green herb, as y. on the house-tops, I..a. 37 . 27 . 
 Job 3. 25. thine offspring is they, of the earth 
 
 6. 5. doth the w ild ass tiray w hen he hath y. f 
 40. 15. behold, behemoth eateth y. as an ox 
 Psal. 23. t 2. to lie down in pastures of tentier y. 
 37. 2. for they shall soon lie cut down like the y. 
 
 72 6. he shall comedown like rain upon mown y. 
 
 16. they of the city shall flourish like y. of earth 
 90. .5. in the morn, they are like y. which growetii 
 92. 7 . w hen the wicked spring as the y. and flourish 
 
 102. 4. my heart is smitten, and withered likey. 
 
 11. my days like a shadow, am withered like y. 
 
 103. 15. as tor man, his days are as y as a flower 
 
 104. 14. he causeth y. to grow for cattle 
 
 106. 20 . in the similitude of an ox that eateth y. 
 
 129 . 6. let them be as the y. upon the house to'ns 
 147 . 8. w ho maketh y. to grow upon (he mountains 
 Prov. 19- 12 . the king's favour is as dew upon the./7. 
 27 . 25. hay appeareth, the tender y. sheweth itself 
 Isa. 15. 6. they, faileth, there is no green thing 
 
 35. 7 . in the habitation of dragons shall be y. 
 
 40. 6. the voice said, cry, all flesh isy. 1 Pet. 1. 24 
 
 7 . they, withereth, surely the people is y. 8 
 44. 4. they shall spring up as among the y 
 
 51.12. the son of man which shall be made as y. 
 Jer. 14. 5. hind forsook it, because there was noy. 6. 
 50. 11. ye are grown fat as the heifer at y. 
 
 Dan. 4. 15. leave the stump in the tender y. 2.3. 
 
 25. shall make thee eaty. as oxen, .32,3.3. | 5. 21. 
 Amos 7 . 2 . they had made an end of eating y. of land 
 Mic. 5. 7 . as showers upon they, that tarrieth not 
 Zech. 10. 1. I>ord shall give every oney. in the field 
 Mat. 6. .30. if (iod soclothe the y. Luke 12. 28. 
 
 14. 19. the multitude to sit down on y. Mark 6.39. 
 John 6. 10. now'there w’as much g. in the place 
 Jam. 1.10. as theflow'er of the y. he shall pass away 
 *11. sun is no sooner risen, but it withereth the y. 
 Rev. 8. 7 . and all green y. was burnt up 
 9 . 4. that they should not hurt the y. of the earth 
 GRASSHOPPER, S. 
 
 Lev. 11 . 22 . theseyemay eat, the y. after his kind 
 hum. 13. 33. and we w'ere in our own sight as y. 
 Judg. 6 . 5. they came as.y. for multitude, 7 . 12. 
 
 Job ,39. 20. canst thou make liiin afraid as ay. f 
 Ecci. 12. 5. and the y. shall be a burden, desire fail 
 Isa. 40. 22. the inhabitants thereof are as y. 
 
 Jer. 46. 23. because they are more than the a. 
 
 Amos 7 . 1 . behold, he formeil y. in the beginning 
 Nah. 3. 17 . thy captains are as the great y, 
 
 Gu.\Tii, Bf.vsen. 
 
 GRAVE, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 35. 20. Jacob set up a pillar upon her y. that 
 is the pillar of Rachel's y, unto this day 
 , 37 . .35. I will godown to y. to my sou, mourning 
 42. 38. bring grey hairs with soirow to y. 44. 31'. 
 50. 5. bury me in my y. which 1 have digged 
 Num. 19. 16. whosoever touchefh a y. is unclean 
 
 18. sprinkle it on him that touched one dead ory. 
 
 1 Sff///. 2. 6. the Lord bringeth down to they. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. .32. the king and people wept at Abner's y. 
 
 19 . . 37 . and be buried by the y. of my father 
 
 1 Kings i. 6. let not his head go to the y. in peace 
 9. l:is head bringdown to the y. with blood 
 
 13. 39. and he laid his carcase in his own y. 
 
 14. 13. he only of Jeroboam shall come to the y. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 20. thou gathered to thy y. 2 Chr. 34. 28. 
 Job .3. 22. who are glad when they can fiiKl the y. 
 
 5. 26. thou shaU come to thy y. in a full age 
 7 . 9. so he that goeth to y. shall come up no more 
 10.19.1 should have been carried from womb toy. 
 
 14. 13. O that thou wouldest hide me in the y. 
 
 17 . 13. if I wait, the y. is my house 
 
 21. 13. and in a moment thej' go down to the y. 
 
 .32. yet shall he be brought to the y. and in tomb 
 24. 19. so doth the g. those that have sinned 
 .30. 24. he will not stretch out his hand to the y. 
 
 33. 22. yea, his soul draweth near to the y. 
 
 Psal. 6.' 5 . in the y. who shall give thee thanks ? 
 
 39 . .3. thou hast brought up my soul from tlie y. 
 
 31. 17 . let the wicked be silent in the y. 
 
 49. 14. like sheep laid in the y. consume in the y. 
 
 15. redeem mj’ soul from the power of the y. 
 
 5,5. + 15. let them go down quick into they. 
 
 86 . t 13. thou hast delivered my soul from iliey. 
 
 8t5. 3. and my life draweth nigh to the y. 
 
 5. free among the dead, like slain that lie in they, 
 li. thy loving-kindness be declared in they. 
 
 89. 48. shall hedeliveh his soul from hand ofy. ? 
 
 141. 7 . our bones are scattered at the y.’.' mouth 
 Prov. 1 . 12 . let us swallow them alive as ilie.y. 
 
 .30. 16. y. and barren womb, say not, it is enough 
 Reel. 9- 10. no cyisdom in the y. whither thou goest 
 Cant. 8.6. love is strong,jealousy is cruel as the y. 
 Isa. 14. to. the y. is moved for thee to meet thee 
 11. thy pomp is brought down to the y. 
 
 19 . Ihbu art cast out of thy y. like a branch 
 .38. 10. 1 said, 1 shall go to the gates of the y. 
 
 18. the y. cannot praise thee, death cannot 
 
 53. 9 . he made iiisy. with the w icked, and with rich 
 Jer. 20. 17 . that my mother might have been my y. 
 Ezek. ,31.15. the day when he went down to the y. 
 .32. 23. and her company is round about her y. 
 
 IIos. 1.3. 14.1 will ransom them from the power of.y. 
 w ill redeem from death, O y. 1 w ill be destruction 
 Jonah 2.-t 2. out of the belly of the y. cried 1 
 Nah. 1. 14. 1 will make thy y. for thou art vile 
 
G RE 
 
 GRE 
 
 John 11 17. found he had lain in tlie ff. four days 
 31 saying, she goeth to the [/. to weep there 
 38 lesus again groaning, coirieth to the i/. 
 
 12 17 when lie cillled Lazarus out ot his g. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 55. O <j. where is thy victory ? 
 
 Rev. 20.113. death and //. delivered up tlie dead 
 OR AV 
 
 John 11. 44. Lazarus came forth bound with^'.-c/. 
 tr KAV L, Adjective. 
 
 1 Tm.3. 8 . deacons must be//. Ii 11. wivesmust be//. 
 
 Tit 2. 2. that aged men be sober, g. temperate 
 GRAVK. 
 
 Yxod. 28. 9. thou shalt g. on the onyx-stones names 
 .36. shalt make a plate of ^mre gold, and //.on it 
 • Chron. 2. 7. send me a man that can skill to g. 
 
 14 1 have sent a cunning man to g. any graving 
 GRAVLD. 
 
 1 Kingsl. 36. on the borders he g. cherubims 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 7. and he g. cherubims on the walls 
 
 (JRA\ LL. j 
 
 Prov. 20.17. but his mouth shall be filled with g. 
 
 Isa. 48. 19. offspring of thy bowels like g. thereof 
 Lam. 3.16. hath broken my teeth with g. stones 
 GHAVElS, Verb. , , 
 
 Isa. 49.16. T have g. thee on the palms of my hanus 
 Hah. 2. 18. that the maker thereof hath g. it 
 GRAVEN. 
 
 ^Ixod. 32.16. was the writing of God g. on tables 
 •39. 6. g. as signets are g. with the names ot Israel 
 Job 24. that they were g. with an iron pen 
 Jer. 17.1. it is g. upon the table ot their heart 
 Acts 17. 29. that the Ciodhead is like gold g. by art 
 GRAY EN image. 
 
 Exod. 20. 4. thou shalt not make unto thee any g. 
 
 image. Lev. 26.1. Deut. 5. 8. 
 Deut. 4.16. lest ye corrupt and make a g. image, 25. 
 27.15. cursed tne man that maketh any g. image 
 Judg. 17.3. the silver for my son to make a g. image 
 4. gave them to the founder, who made a g. image 
 18.14. there is in these houses a g. image 
 
 17. the g. image || 3u. Dan set up the g. image, .31. 
 
 2 Kings 21.7. Manasseh set g. image in house of G 
 Isa. 40.19. the workman melteth a//, image 
 
 20. he seeketh a workman to prepare a g. image 
 
 44. 9. they that make a g. image are vanity 
 10. who hath molten a//, image not (irolitable 
 17, with the residue thereof he maketh his g. irn. 
 
 45. 20. that set up tlie wood of their g. image 
 48. 5. and my//. image hath commanded them 
 
 Jer. 10.14. founder confounded by g. image, 51.17 
 K!ah. 1.14. I will cut off the g. and molten image 
 Hab. 2.18. what profiteth the g. image / 
 
 GRAVEN images. 
 
 Deut. 7.5. ye shall burn their//, i/wirge.t with fire, 25. 
 
 12. 3. ye sliall hew down the g. im. of their gods 
 Judg. 3.119. Ehud turned by the g. images at (iilgal 
 2 KingsVl. 41. feared the Lord and served g. im. 
 
 2 Chron. 33.19. set up g. im. before he was humbled 
 34. 7. wlien he had beaten the//, imagesio powder 
 Psal. 78.58. moved him to jealousy with g. images 
 97. 7. confounded be ail they that serve g. images 
 Isa. 10.10. whose g. im. did excel them of .lerusal 
 
 21. 9. Babylon is fallen, and all the g. images 
 .30. 22. shall defile the covering of thy g. images 
 42.8. neither will 1 give my praise to//, images 
 
 17. shall be greatly ashamed that trust in g. im. 
 Jer. 8.19. provoked me to anger with their g. im 
 
 50. .38. it is tlie land of g. images, they are mad 
 
 51. 47. 1 will do judgment on the g. images, 5" 
 
 IIos. 11. 2. they burnt incense to g. images 
 Mic. 1. 7. all the g. images shall be beaten to pieces 
 
 5.13. thy q. imJges also will I cut off 
 GRAVES. 
 
 Exod. 14. 11. because there were no g. in Egypt 
 ll. f 34. he called the place the g. of lusts 
 2 Kings 23. 6. cast the powder on the g. of the peo. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 4. strowed it on the g. of them that 
 Job 17. 1. days extinct, the g. are ready for me 
 21. + .32. yet shall he be brought to the g. 
 
 Isa. 65. 4. which remain among the g. and lodge 
 Jer. 8.1. shall bring the priest’s bones out of their//_ 
 26. 23. and cast his dead body into g. of the people 
 E.zek. .32. 22. his g. are about him, 23. 25, 26. 
 
 37. 12. 1 will open your g. and cause you to come 
 
 up out of your g. 
 13. when T have opened your^r. brought out of//. 
 39.11. I will give Gog a place of//, in Israel 
 'Mat. 27. 52. the g. were'opened, many saints arose 
 53. and many bodies of the saints came out of//. 
 Luke 11. 44. for ye are as g. which appear not 
 John 5. 28. all that are in the g. shall hear his voice 
 Rev. 11. 9. not suffer their bodies to be put in g. 
 GRAVEin. 
 
 Isa. 22. 16. as he that g. an habitation in a rock 
 GRAVING. 
 
 Exod. .32.4. he fashioned golden calf with a g. tool 
 GRAVING. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.14. skilful to grave any manner of g. + 7. 
 Zech. 3.9. 1 will engrave//, thereof, saith the Lord 
 G'RAVING.S, 
 
 1 Kings 7. 31. upon the mouth of the laver were g. 
 GRAVITY. 
 
 1 Tim. 3.4. having children in subjection with all g 
 Tit. 2. 7. in doctrine shewing g. sincerity 
 Gkav, see Hairs and Hrau. 
 
 G \lAY-headed. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.2. Tam old and g.-h. my sons are with you 
 Job 15.10. with us are the g.-headed and aged 
 Psal. 71.18. when I am old and g.-h. forsake me not 
 GREA.SE. 
 
 Psal. 119.70. their heart is as fat as g. but I delight 
 GREAL. 
 
 This word is put for rich, powerful, celebrated, 
 magnijicent, illustrious, ancient. Naaman was 
 a great man with the king his master; he was 
 in great consideration with him, 2 Kings 5.1. I 
 will make of thee a great nation, Cien. 12. 2. I 
 will make thee head or father of a numerous 
 and powerful people. Moses was very great in the 
 land of Egypt., Exod. 11. 3. The whole country 
 looked upon him as an extraordinary man, and 
 as one sent from God. The Great Sea, Num 
 
 34. 6. in the way of eminence, is the Mediter¬ 
 ranean, greater beyond comparison than the Dead 
 sea -ynd the sea «t Gennesareth, ichich are but 
 lake.^. The king of Assyria is called the great 
 king, the Euphrates, the great river, the city oj 
 N ineveh, the great city ; because the king oj As- 
 syrin wcis the- most powcTjul king iu the east ; the 
 Euphrates the greatest river in .Syria ; and N me- 
 veh the greatest city in the dominions of the king 
 e/Assyria, and of all the countries round about. 
 
 Gen. 12. 2. 1 will bless thee, and make thy name//. 
 24. 35. Abraham my master is become g. . 
 30.8. with g. wrestlipgs have 1 wrestled with sister 
 39. 9. how can I do this //. wickedness and sin ! 
 45. 7. to save your lives by a//, deliverance 
 48. 19. 1 know it, my son, he also shall be g. 
 
 Deut. 3. 5. beside unwalled towns a g. many 
 
 10. 17. the I.ord your God is a g. God, I Chr.f. 5. 
 
 11. 7. your eyes have seen the g. acts ot the Lord 
 18. 16. neither let me see this g. fire any more 
 29. 24. what meaneth the heat of this//, anger 
 
 Josh. 7. 9. what wilt thou do unto thy g. naiiie ? 
 
 14. 12. thou heanlest the cities were g. and tencerl 
 22.10. build there a q. altar by .Iordan to see to 
 24. 17. for he did those g. signs in our sight 
 Judg. 5.15. divisions of Reuben g. thoughts ot heart 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 17. may perceive your wickedne.ss is g. 
 22. + 15. I knew nothing of all this, little or//. 
 
 2 Sam. 5.10. Dav. wenton, and grew g. L. with him 
 7. 9. I have made thee a g. name, I was with thee 
 
 22. thou art g. O Lord God, none is like thee 
 12. 14. given g. occasion to enemies to blaspheme 
 22. 36. thy gentleness hath made me g. Ps. 18. .35. 
 
 1 Kings 42'. siiall hear of thy g. name,2 C/ir. 6. .32. 
 19. 7- because the journey is too //. tor thee 
 
 2 Kings A. 8. passed to Shunem, where wasy. woman 
 22. 13. g. is the wrath of the Lord that is kindled 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 25. g. is the Lord, and greatly to be 
 praised, Psal. 48. 1.1 96. 4. | 135. 5. 1 145. 3. 
 21.13. into Lord’s hand, for very //. are his mercies 
 29. 12. and in thine hand it is to make g. 
 
 ^ Chron. 2. 5. the house 1 build isy. tory. is our G. 
 
 9. the house 1 am to build shall be wondertul y. 
 
 17. 12. .lehoshaphat waxed y. exceedingly 
 28. 1.3. our trespass is y. H .34. 21. y. wrath poured 
 Keh. 4. 14. remember the L. who is y. and terrible 
 9. .32. nowtherefoieouiGod, they, the mighty God 
 Esth. 1.20. published thro’ all his empire, tor it isy. 
 Jobb. 25. thou shalt know that thy seed shall be y. 
 22. 5. is not thy wickedness y. iniquities infinite t 
 30.18. by y. force of my disease garment changed 
 .35. 15. yet he knoweth it not iny. extremity' 
 
 .36. 18. ay. ransom II 26. God isy.pve know him not 
 .38. 21. or because the number ot thy days isy. 
 
 .39.11. wiltthoii trust him, because strength is y. ? 
 Psal. 12. t .3. cut off tongue that speaks y. things 
 14. 5. there were they in y. fear, 5.3. 5. 
 
 19. 11. and in keeping of them there isy. reward 
 21. 5. his glory is y. in thy salvation, honour 
 25. 11. O Lord, pardon mine iniquity, for it is y. 
 .31.19. O how y. is thy goodness thou hast laid up 
 86. 10. thou arty, and doest wondrous things 
 92. 5. how y. are thy works 11 10.3. + 8. y. ot mercy 
 139. 17. O God, how //. is the sum of them 1 
 Eccl. 9.13. this wisdom seenied y. unto me 
 Isa. 5. 9. houses even //, and fair without inhabitant 
 
 9. 2. sat in darkness, have seen y. light. Mat. 4. 16. 
 12. 6. y. is the Holy One of Israel in midst ot thee 
 
 19. 20. Ii« shall send them a Saviour and a y. one 
 .53. 12. 1 will divide him a portion with the //. 
 
 54.13. and y. shall be the peace of thy children 
 
 Jer. 5. 27. therefore they are become y. anrl rich 
 
 10. 6. thou art y. and thy name is y. in might 
 
 20. 17. and her womb to be always y. with me 
 32. 18. the y. the mighty God is his name 
 
 19. y. in counsel, and mighty in work 
 44. 26. behold, I have sworn by m3' y. name 
 Lam. 3. 23. they are new.y. is thy taithtulness 
 Ezek. 16. 7. thou hast increased and waxed y. 
 
 17. .3. a y. eagle with y. wings, long-winged, 7. 
 
 24. 9. I will even make the pile for fire y. 
 
 29. 18. to serve a y. service against Tyrus 
 31. 4. the waters made liim y. the deep set him up 
 .36. 2.3. and 1 will sanctify my y. name 
 Dan. 4. .3. howy. his signs, how mighty his wonders! 
 
 8. 4. 1 saw the ram p'ushing, and he became y. 
 Joels. 13. get you down, for their wickedness isy. 
 jimos 6.2. and from thence go to Hamath they. 
 Mic. 5. 4. now shall he be y. unto ends ot the earth 
 Zech. 9.17. howy. his goodness, how y. his beauty! 
 Mai. 1. ll.niy name shall be y. among Gentiles, 11. 
 Mat. 5. 12. rejoice and be exceeding glad, tor y. is 
 
 3’our reward in heaven, Lnkeb.QS, .35. 
 19. shall be called//, in the kingdom of heaven 
 6. 23. if liglit be darkness, how y. is that darkness! 
 
 13. 46. one (/earl of y. price II15.28. y. is thy faith 
 
 19. 22. for he had//, possessions, Mark 10. 42. 
 
 20. 25. they that are //. exercise authority 
 26. whosoever will be y. among you, Mark 40. 43. 
 
 22. .36. Master, which is the y. commandment ? 
 
 38. this is the first and y. commandment 
 Luke 1. 15. he shall be y. in sight of the T^ord 
 
 9. 48. that is least among you, the same shall be y. 
 
 10. 2. the harvest truly is //. but the labourers few 
 16.26. between us and you there is ay. gulf 
 
 Acts 44. 9. giving out that he was some //. one 
 19. 28. y. is Diana of the Ephesians! .31. 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 4. y. is my boldness, //. is my glorying 
 Col. 4. 1.3. that he hath a y. zeal for you and them 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. y. is mystery of godliness, G. manifest 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 20. in y. house not only ve.ssels of gold 
 Tit. <2. 13. the glorious appearing of they. (tocI 
 lieb. 7. 4. now consider how y. this man was 
 Jam. 3. 5. how y. a matter a little tire kindleth 
 Rev. 15.1. and I saw another sign in heaven, y. 
 
 16. 19.y. Babylon came in remembrance before G. 
 
 17. 5. Babylon the y. the mother of harlots, 18, 2. 
 19.17. gather together unto the supper of the y. G. 
 
 See Grrv, GomTana', Co.nghegation. Cry, 
 Day, De.struction. 
 
 GREAT cr/7. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. then he hath done us this y. evil 
 
 GRE 
 
 Neh. 13. 27. hearken unto you to do all this y. evil 
 Eccl. 2. 21. this also is vanity, and a y. evil 
 Jer. 16. 10. wherefore Lord pronounced this g. evil 
 26. 19. thus might we procure y. evil ag. our souls 
 .32. 42. I have brought this//. er/V upon this people 
 44. 7. why commit thisy. cr/V against your souls r 
 Dan. 9.12. confirmed, by bringing upon us ay. evil 
 See Exceeding, .Ioy. 
 
 GUI!AT king or kings. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 19. thus saith the y. k. 28. Isa. .36. 4,1.3. 
 Ezra 5. 11. which a y. king of Israel budded 
 Psal. 47. 2. the Lord is ay. King over all the eartK 
 48. 2. is mount Zion, the city of the y. king 
 95. 3. the Lord is a y. King above all gods 
 1.36. 17. give thanks to him that smote g. kings 
 Eccl. 9. 14. and there came a y. king against it 
 Jer. 25. 14. y. kings shall serve themselves, 27. 1- 
 Mai. 1. 14. for I am ay. King, saith the Lord 
 Mat. 5. 35. Jerusalem is the city of the y. King 
 (7 R EA I men. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 9. like name of g.m. in earth, 1 Chr. I7.8. 
 
 2 Kings U). 6. Ahab’s sons were with y. men ot city 
 11. Jehu slew all Ahab's y. men and kinsfolks 
 Nell. 11. 14. Zabdiel overseer, son of one of y. men 
 Job 32. 9. y. men are not always wise, nor the agn.i 
 Prov. 18. 16. a gift bringeth him betore y. men 
 25. 6. and stand not in the place of y. men 
 Jer. 5. 5. I will get me unto they, men and spea<c 
 
 52. 1.3. all the houses of the y. men burnt he 
 Ezek. 21. 14. it is the sword of the y. men slam 
 Jonah 3. + 7. with the consent of his y. men 
 Nah. 3. 10. all her y. men were bound m chains 
 Rev. 6. 15. y. men hid themselves in dens and rocks 
 
 18. 23. thy merchants were the y. men ot the earth 
 
 multitude, multitudes. 
 
 Num. 32.1. Reuben, Gadhaday. multitude otc^iuo 
 
 1 Kings QO. 13. hast thou seen all this y. multitude? 
 28. 1 will deliver this y. multitude into thine hand 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 8. ye be a y. mult, ye have gpiden calves 
 
 20. 2. there cometh a y. multitude against thee 
 15. not dismayed by reason of this y. nrultitude 
 
 28. 5. carried a//, nmltitude captives to Damascus 
 Jo// 31. . 34 . did I fear ay. or did contempt 
 Isa. 16. 14. all that y. multitude %\va\\ be contemned 
 Jer. 44. 15. women that stood by, even a y. niujf 
 Ezek. 47. 9. there shall be a very y. multitude ot fish 
 Dan. 11. 11. king of south shall set forth a y. mult. 
 Mat, 4. 25. r/. nndtitndes tollowed him, 8. 1.1 
 
 15J 19. 2. I 20. 29. Mark .3, 7- 0. 2. 
 
 8. 18. when Jesus sawy. mult. 14. 14. i|7a/T 9.14^ 
 15. .30. y. mulls, came, liaving lame, blind, dumb 
 .33. whence so much bread as to fill so y. a mult.. 
 
 21. 8. a y. multitude spread their garments in way 
 26.47. with Judas ay.///.with swords, Mark\4.4S. 
 
 Luke 5. 6. they inclosed a y. multitude ot lishes 
 15. a y. m. came together to hear and be healed 
 John 5. 3. in these lay a y. mult, of imijotent toltc 
 Acts 14. 1. a y. mult, of Jews and Greeks believed 
 17.4. and of the devout Greeks a y. multitude 
 Rev. 7. 9. a y. mult 'it. which no man could number 
 
 19. 6. T heard as it were the voice ot a y. multit. 
 
 GR,E.4'r nation and nations. 
 
 Gen 1" 2. T will make of thee a //. nation, and 
 will bless thee, 18. 18. | 46. 3. Exod. ,32. 10. 
 17. 20. I will make Ishmael ay. nation,‘Z\. 18. 
 Deut. 4. 6. surely this y. nation is a wise people 
 26. 5. he became there a nation g. and mighty 
 Josh.TS. 9. hath driven out before you y. natiims 
 Psal. 135. 10. who smote y. nations, and slew kings 
 Jer. 6. 22. a y. nation shall be raised from the sides 
 50 9.1 will raise against Bah. an assembly oty. w. 
 41 people shall come from the north, a g. nation 
 Ezek. 31. 6. under his shadow dwelt all y. nations 
 GREA'l'j/eep/c. . 
 
 Deut. 2. 10. the Emims dwelt therein, a. people g. 
 
 21. Zamzummims, a people g. many and tall 
 
 9. 2. apeiple g. and tall, children of Anakims 
 Josh. 17.14. why but one lot, seeing I amag. people 
 15. if thou be ay. people II 17, thou art ay. people 
 1 Kings 3. 8. a y. people that cannot be numbered 
 9. who is able to judge thisy. people ? 2 Chr. 1. 10. 
 
 5 7. given David a wise son over this y. people 
 Jsa. 13. 4. the noise in mountains like as ot g. people 
 Joel 2. 2, a y. people hath' not been ever the like 
 G R EAT power. 
 
 Exod. .32. 11. thy people thou hast brought out of 
 Egypt with y. power, 2 Kings 17. 36. Sch. 1.10. 
 Num. 14. 17. let the power of my lord be y. 
 
 Josh. 17. 17. thou art a great people and hasty, p. 
 Job "3. 6. will he plead against me with y. power? 
 Psal. 147. 5. great is our I.ord, and ot y. power 
 Jer. 27. 5. I have made the earth, the man anrl 
 the hea.ston the ground, hy my y. power, 32. 17. 
 Ezek. 17. 9. it shall wither even without y. .pwcer 
 Nah. 1. .3. the I.ord is slow to anger, //. m power 
 Mark 1.3. 26. coming in the clouds with y. power 
 Acts 4. 3.'5. with y. power gave tlie apostles witness 
 
 8. 10. saying, tins man is the y. power ot (lOd 
 Rev. 11. 17. ithoii hast taken to thee thy y. power 
 
 18. 1. angel come from heaven, having y. power 
 GREA T ica. ^ , 
 
 Num. ,34. 6. ye shall have the y. sea for a border 
 Josh. 1. 4. from the wilderness unto the y. sea 
 
 9. 1. when the kings in the coasts of y. ^ca heant 
 15.12. tile west border was to they, sea and coast 
 
 47. inheritance of Judah, to the g.sea and border 
 23. 4. with all nations 1 have cut off to llie y. sea 
 Ezek. 47. 10. as fish of the y. sea, exceeding many 
 15. border of land toward north from tlie y. sea 
 Dan. 7. 2. the four winds strove upon the y. sea 
 See Sts. 
 
 GIU-.A r .Jaughter. 
 
 Josh. 10. 10. slew them witli a y. s. at Gibeon 
 
 20. made an end of slaying fliem with g. s. 
 
 Judg. 11. .33. .lephthah smote Ammon, with y. s. 
 
 15 8. Samson smote the I’hilistines with //. s, 
 
 1 .'iam. 1. 10. Philistines smote Isr. with y. .r. I'. 
 
 6. 19. T-ord had smitten the people with a y. .f. 
 
 10. 8. 'llavid slew Philistines with a y. •«. 23. 5. 
 y Sam. 18. 7. a y. slaughter that ilay ot 20,iXHl men 
 1 /v'/yyi 20. 21. king of Israel slew Assyr. withy, y 
 y Chron. 13. 17. Abijah slew Israel with a g. s. 
 
 20.9 
 
GRE 
 
 GRE 
 
 C Chr. 2R. 5. kin" of Israel smote Ahaz with a p. s. 
 Isa. .‘<0. 25. in <iay of when the towers fall 
 31. 6. Lord liath a c .'Inuphter in land of Idumea 
 Ho OR EAT. 
 
 Etod. .32. 21. thou hast hron^ht sop. asin upon them 
 IJeM. 4. 7- what nation so p. hath God so nigh ' 8. 
 lKiups‘i.9. who able to judge ^0 <7. people.'2C’4.1.10. 
 J^sat. 77- 13. wlio is so g. a God as our God 
 103. 11. sop. is his mercy to them that fear him 
 8. It), not t'onnd sop. faith in Israel, iMke'l. 9. 
 
 15. 33. so much bread as to till so p. a multitude 
 2 Cor. 1. 10. who cleliveied us from so p. a death 
 Jleb. 2. 3. how escape, if we neglect p. salvation? 
 12. 1. are com passed with so </. acloud of witnesses 
 Ja77t. 3. 4. ships tho’ so p. yet turned with an helm 
 liev. 1<5. 18. so mighty an earthquake and so p. 
 
 18. 17 . in one hour so p. riches come to nought 
 kimall and GRh'.AT. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 11. smote men with blinriness.fw!«/f 
 Dent. 1 . 17 . hilt ye shall hear as well as p. 
 
 25. 13. shalt not have divers weights, up. a7idsm. 
 
 14. shalt not have divers measures, a p. a7id .sin. 
 
 1 fSam. 5. 9 . smote tlie men s/n. andp. with emei ods 
 
 20. 2. my father will do nothing p. or st7tail 
 
 30. 2. they slew not any either g. or S7nall 
 
 19 . there was nothing lacking neither .fw. nor p. 
 
 1 Ki7igs12. .31. light not with i7/(. nor^i. 2 C’/ir. 18.30. 
 
 2 Kings‘1?,. 2. S7n. andp. went to house, 2 Chr. .34..30. 
 
 25. 26. all the people small andp. came to Egypt 
 
 1 Chi-on. 26. 1.3. they cast lots as well {\\& small as g. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 1.3. be put to death, whether S77i. or g. 
 
 31. 15. to give to brethren by courses, g. and S 771 . 
 36. 18. ga\ e into his hand vessels, g. a7id small 
 
 * Esth. 1. 5. Ahasuerus made a feast unto g. andsm. 
 
 20. shall give to husbands honour </. and small 
 Job .3.19. small and g. are there, servant is free 
 
 . 37 . 6. he saith to the small rain, and to g. rain 
 Esal. 104. 25. ai e things creeping, S77iall andp. 
 
 115.1.3. bless them that fear the Lord, small and g. 
 Eccl. 2. 7 . 1 had possessions of < 7 . a7td small cattle 
 Jer. 16. 6. g. and small shall die in this land 
 Amos 8. 5. making the ephah small, the shekel g. 
 Acts 26. 22. 1 continue witnessing to S7null and g. 
 Mev. 11.18. reward to them that fear hijn,f/7n and g. 
 
 1.3. 16. he caused S7natl and g. to receive a mark 
 19.5. praise our God, ye that fear him, smallandg. 
 
 18. that ye may eat flesh of all men, small andg. 
 20.12. 1 saw the dead, sm. andg. stand before God 
 GREA l' stone and stones. 
 
 Ce 7 i . 29. 2. a g. stone was upon the well’s mouth 
 Dent. 27 . 2 . that set up g. sto7ies and plaster tliem 
 Josh. 10. 11. J,ord cast down g. stones t'lom heaven 
 18. roll p. stones upon the mouth of the cave 
 24. 26. Joshua took a p. stone, and set it up there 
 
 1 Sam. 6.14. the cart came where there was a < 7 . stone 
 
 15. and the Levites put tlrein on the g. .dune 
 
 18. to tlie g. stone of Abel, whereon they set ark 
 
 14. .33. ye have transgressed, roll a g. stone unto me 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 8. when they were at g. stone in Gibeon 
 
 1 'Kings 17 . they brought g. stones to lay foundat. 
 
 7 . 10. the foundation was of ( 7 . stones, Ezra 5 . 8 . 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 15. he made engines to shoot p. stones 
 Ezra 6. 4. three rows of ^ 7 . stones and a row of timber 
 Jer. 43. 9. take g. stones and hicie them in clay' 
 
 Mat. 27 . 60 . he rolled a g. stone to door of sepulchre 
 
 GREAl' thing and things. 
 
 Dent. 4. .32. whether any such thing as this^i. thing is 
 
 10. 21. he is thy God that hath done g. things 
 \Sam. 12.16. Stand and see this g. thing Lord will do 
 24. consider how g. things he hath done for you 
 
 26. 25. thou shalt both do g. thmgs and prevail 
 
 2 Sam.'l. 21. for word’s sake hast thou done g. things 
 
 2.3. and to do for you g. things and terrible 
 
 2 Kings 5. 13. if prophet had hid thee do some 17 . t. 
 
 8. 4. tell me all the g. things Elisha hath done 
 
 1.3. is he a oog, that he should do this g. thing? 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 19 . in making knowm these g. things 
 Job 5. 9 . to God who doeth g. things, 9 . 10 . 37 . 5 . 
 J^sal. 71 . 19 . who hastdone g. things, who is liae thee 
 
 106. 21. they forgat God who had done g. things 
 126. 2. the Lord hath done g. things for them, 3. 
 Jer. .33. 3. 1 will shew thee j/. and mighty things 
 45. 5. and seekest thou p. things for thyself? 
 
 Dan. 7 . 8 . a mouth speaking g. th. 20. liev. 1.3. 5. 
 Dos. 8 . 12. 1 have written tlie g. things of my law 
 Joel 2 . 20 . because he hath done g. thmgs 
 
 21. fear not, O land, the Lord will do g. things 
 Mar 3. B. when they heard what g. things lie did 
 
 5. 19 . tell how g. things Lord hatli done, Lvke 8 . 39 . 
 LuKe 1 . 49. he that is mighty hath done g. things 
 8. 39. he published how g. things Jesus had done 
 Acts 9 . 16. 1 will shew how g. things he must suffer 
 
 1 Cor. 9.11. is it a 77 . thing if we reap carnal thimis 
 
 2 Cor. 11.15. no g. th. if his ministers be transform. 
 Jam. 3. 5. tongue a little member boasteth g. things 
 
 Very GRl'.A'L. 
 
 Gen. 26.13. Isaac grew till he became very g. 
 
 Eiod. 11. 3. the man Moses was very g. in the land 
 Nnm. 11.33. Ld. smote iieople with a teryg. plague 
 
 I. 3. 28. and the cities are walled and very g. 
 
 22 . 17 . 1 will promote thee unto very g. honour 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 17 . the sin of the young men was very g. 
 
 4. 10. and there was a very g, slaughter 
 
 , 14. 15. veryg. trembling || 20. very g. discomfiture 
 25.2. Is abal was a very g. man, he had .'5000 sheep 
 
 2 tsam. 18 . 17 . they laid a very g. heap on Absalom 
 
 19. .32. for Rarzillai w as a veiy g. man 
 
 1 Kings 10. 2. qu. of Sheba came with uveryg. train 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 13. for very g. are his mercies 
 
 2 Chron. 16.14. tliey made a very g. burning for Asa 
 24.24. Ld. delivered aie/yx/. host into tlieir hand 
 .30.13. assembled 'a very g. congregation, Ezra 10.1. 
 33. 14. Manass. rai.sed up the wall a eery 77 . height 
 
 jVe/i. 8. 17. and tliere was a very g. gladness 
 Job 1. 3. .lob a very g. household, greatest in theeast 
 2. 13. for they saw that his grief was very g. 
 
 Esal. 104.1. O Lord my God, thou artrery g. 
 Ezek.4:~i. 9 . there shall be a very g. multitude of fish 
 Dan. 8. 8. therefore the he goat waxed ve/y g. 
 
 II. 25. king ot south stirred up with a veiy g. army 
 Joel 2. 11. tor his camp is very g. he is strong 
 Eech. 14. 4. and there shall be a very g. valley 
 
 206 
 
 Mat. 21.8. a veryg. multitude soread their garments 
 Mark8. 1 . the multitude tery y. naving nothing 
 16 . 4. the stone was rolled away, for it was very g 
 IVas G It EAT. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5- God saw the wickedness of man zvas p. 
 1.3. 6. their substance wasg. so that they could not 
 
 1 Kings .3. 4. to Gibeon, that tons the g. high place 
 
 2 Kings 3. 27. there wasg. indignation against Isr. 
 Esth. 4. .3. w here the decree came was g. mournin' 
 
 9. 4. Mordecai was g. in the king’s house. 10. 3. 
 Job .31. 25. if 1 rejoiced because my wealtli was g. 
 Eccl. 2. 9 . I wasg. and increas. more than all before 
 l.am. 1.1. she that was g. among the nations 
 Dan. 4. 10. the tree’s height was g. anfl it grew 
 Mat. 7. 27 . it fell, and y. was the fallof it,LM/c6.49 
 GREA l' waters. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.1 17 . drew me out off/, w. Psal. 18. + 16. 
 Psal. 29. t 3. the voice of Lord is upon g. waters 
 .32. 6. in floods of ^y. waters shall not come nigli 
 
 77 .19. thy w'ay is in the sea, thy path in g. waters 
 107 . 23. they that do business in g. waters 
 144 . 7 . send from above, deliverme out ofy.a’ater^ 
 
 Isa. 2.3. .3. and by g. waters the seed of Sihor 
 Jer. 41. 12. found Ishmael by g. waters of (iibeon 
 51. .55. when tier waves do roar like 17 . waters 
 Ezek. 1 . 24. the noise of their wings like g. waters 
 17- 5. he placed of the seed hy gJwaters, set it- 
 8 . it was planted in a good soil by g. waters 
 
 26. 19 . when g. shall cover thee 
 
 27 . 26. tliy rowers brought thee into g. waters 
 .31. 7 . he was fair, foi- his root was by g. waters 
 15. 1 restrained floods, they. were stayed 
 .32. 13. I wilj destroy all the beasts beside g. waters 
 Dab. 3.15. didst walk through the heap ofy. waters 
 GREAL while. 
 
 2Sam. 7 . 19 . but thou hast spoken also of thy servant’s 
 house for ay. while to come, 1 Chron. 17 . 17 . 
 Afark 1 . .35. rising up ay. while before day, he went 
 Luke 10. 13. hady. while ago repented in sackclotii 
 Acts 28. 6 . after the barbarians looked a g. while 
 GREAl' work and works. 
 
 Exod. 14. 31. Israel saw that y. zeerL the Lord did 
 Judg. 2 . 7 . wdio had seen all the y. works of the l.ord 
 1 Chron. 29 . 1. my son is young, and the work is y. 
 Neh. 4. 19. the work is y. and we ai e separated 
 6. 3. I am doing a y. xoork, J cannot come down 
 Psal. 111. 2. the zeerLsof the Lord are y. liev. 15. 3. 
 Eccl. 2. 4. 1 made y. works, I builded me houses 
 GREATER. 
 
 Gen. 1.16. God made the y. light to rule the day 
 4. 1.3. my punishment is y. than 1 can bear 
 39 . 9. there is none y. in this house than I 
 41. 40. only in the throne will 1 be y. than thou 
 48. 19 . his younger brother shall be y. than he 
 E^xod. 18. 11. 1 know the Lord is y. than all gods 
 Num. 14.12. make of thee y. nation. Dent. 9.14. 
 Dent. 1. 28. the people is y. and taller than W'e 
 4. .38. drive nations y. than thou, 7 . 1 .1 9.1. | 11.23. 
 Josh. 10. 2. because Gibeon W'as y. than Ai 
 
 1 Sam. 14. .30. had there been a much y. slaughter 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 15. the hatred w'as y. than the love 
 
 16. this evil is g. than the other thou didst me 
 1 Kings 1. . 37 . make his throney. than David, 47 . 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 9. Daviri waxed y. and y. I.d. w'as with 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 5. the y. house he ceiled with fir-tree 
 Esth. 9 . 4 . for this man Mordecai waxed y. and y. 
 Job .3.3.12.1 will answ'er, that God isy. tlian man 
 Lam. 4. 6. is y. than the punishment of Sodom 
 Ezek. 8. 6. thon shalt see y. abominations, 13,15. 
 Dan. 11.13. shall set forth a multitude y. than former 
 Amos 6. 2. or their border g. than your border 
 Llag. 2. 9. the glory of latter house y. than former 
 Alat. 11.11. not risen up ay. than John the Eaptict, 
 
 least in kingdom of heaven y. than he, Luke f. 28. 
 
 12. 6. in this place is one y. than the tempie 
 
 41. behold, ay. than Jonas is here, Luke 11. .32. 
 
 42. behold, ay. than Solomon is here, Luke 11. 31. 
 2.3.14. receiviugy. damn. AJark 12. 40. Luke 20.47. 
 
 17 . for whether is y. the gold, or the temple ? 
 
 19 . tor whether is y. the gift or the altar 
 
 AJark 4_ .32. sown, it becometh y. than all herbs 
 12. .31. there is no other command, y. than these 
 Lu.le 12.18. 1 will pull down my barns, and build y. 
 22 . 27 . whether is y. lie that sitteth or that serveth ?' 
 John 1. 50. thou shalt see y. things, 5. 20. 1 14. 12. 
 
 4. 12. art thou y. than our father Jacob ? 
 
 5. 36. 1 have a y. witness than that of .lohn 
 
 8. 53. art thou y. than our fatner Abraham ? 
 
 10. 29 . my Lather is y. than all, 14. 28. 
 
 1.3.16. the servant is noty. than his lord, 15. 20. 
 
 15.1.3. y. love hath no man than this to lay down 
 19 .11. he that delivered me to thee hath the y. sin 
 Acts 15. 28. to lay upon you 119 y. burden than these 
 Jiom. 9. tl2. it was said, they, shall serve the lesser 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 5. fory. is he that prophesieth, than he 
 
 15. 6. of whom the y. part remain unto this present 
 
 Heb.6. 13. because he could swear by no y. lie swore 
 
 16. for men verily swear by the y. and an oatli 
 
 9. 11. by ay. and more perfect tabernacle 
 
 11. 26. esteeming the reproach of Christ y. riches 
 Jam. 3. 1 . knowing we shall receive y. condemnation 
 
 2 Pet. 2.11. whereas angels which arey. in power 
 
 1 Jc/<».3.20. God isy. than our heart, and knoweth 
 4.4. y. is he that is in you, than he in the worlcl 
 5. 9. witness o-f God is y. this is the witness of God 
 
 3 John 4.1 have noy. joy than to hear that children 
 
 GRI;ATE,SL. 
 
 1 Chr. 12.14. least was over 100, y. over a thousand 
 29. hitherto the y. part had kept the svard of Saul 
 Job 1. .3. this man was the y. of all in the east 
 Jer. 6.1.3. from least toy. given to covetonsn. 8.10. 
 31. .34. all know ine, from least to they. Ileb. 8.11. 
 
 42.1. all people from the least to tliey. came near 
 8. Jeremiah called the people from least to the g. 
 
 44. 12. they shall die, from the least to the y. 
 
 Jonah .3. 5. put on sackcloth, from the y. to the least 
 Mat. 13. .32. when grown, it is they, among herbs 
 
 18.1. who is the y. in the kingdom of heaven 
 
 4. humble himself as this little child, same isy. 
 23. 11. but he that is y. shall be your servant 
 AlarkO. 34. disputed who should be y. Luke 9. 46. 
 Luke 22. 24. there was a strife who should be g. j 
 
 GRE 
 
 Luke 22 . 26.but he that isy.let him be as the younger 
 Acts 8. 10. all gave heed from the least to the g. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 13. but the o. of tliese is charity 
 GKEAILV. 
 
 Gen. .3. 16. he said, 1 will y. multiply thy sorrow 
 19. 3^ Lot pressefJ upon them y. anil they turned iu 
 24. .35. the Lord hath blessed my master y. 
 
 27 . t 33. Isaac trembled with a trembling y. 
 
 32. 7 . then Jacob was y. afraid and distressed 
 
 J.xod. 19. 18. and the whole mount quaked y. 
 Kum. 11. 10. the anger of the Lord w as kindled y. 
 
 14. .39. Moses told, and the peo[)le mourned y. 
 Deut.Jd. 4. the f^rd shall y. bless thee in the land 
 
 17 . 17 . nor shall he y. multiply silver and gold 
 Judg. 2. 15. Lord ag. them, they were y. distressed 
 
 6. 6. Israel wasy. impoverished l y Midian 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 6. Saul’s anger was kindled y. 
 
 15. .Saul and all the men of Israel rejoiced g. 
 
 12. 18. the people//, feared the Uird a/id Samuel 
 
 16 . 21. he loved him y. became his armour-liearer 
 
 17 . 11. when heard Philistine they w erey. afraid 
 
 28. 5. Saul saw the Philist. his heart trembled g. 
 .30. 6. David wasy. distressed, for the people spake 
 
 2 Sam. 10.5. the men werey. ashamed, 1 Chr. 19.5. 
 12. 5. David’s anger w as y. kindled ag. the man 
 
 1.3. t 15. Amnon hated her with great hatred y. 
 t .36. the king wept w ith a great weeping y. 
 
 14.125. was not a beautiful man in Isr. to praise y. 
 24. 10. David said, 1 havesinned y. 1 Chr. 21. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 2.12. Solomon’s kingdom was establisluedy. 
 5. 7 . lliram heard Solomon s w ords, he rejoiced y. 
 
 18. 3. now Obadiah feared the Lord y. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 38. the house of their fathers increased y 
 
 16. 25. great is the l.ord, y. to be praised, to be 
 
 feared above all gods, Ps. 48.1. 1 96. 4. | 145. .3. 
 
 2 Chr. 25.10. their anger w'as y. kindled ag. Judah 
 .33. 12. Manasseli humbled himself y. before God 
 
 Ezra 10 . + 13. we have y. offended in this thing 
 Job 8. 7 . yet thy latter end should y. increase 
 Psal. 21. 1 , in thy salvation how y. shall he rejoice 
 28. 7 . therefore my heart y. rejoiceth, I w ill praise 
 .38.6. 1 am bowed downy, go mourning all the day 
 45. 11. so shall the kingy. desire thy beautj' 
 
 47 . 9 . shields,of earth belong to God, he isy.exalted 
 62. 2. he IS my defence, 1 shall not be y. moved 
 65. 9. thou y. enrichest it with the river of God 
 
 71.2.3. my lipsshally. rejoice when I sing unto thee 
 78. 59 . he was wroth, andy. abhorred Israel 
 
 105. 24. he increased his people y. I 07 . .38. 
 
 109. 30. I willy, praise the l.ord with my mouth 
 112. 1. blessed that delighteth y. in his command. 
 116. 10. 1 wasy. afflicted, I said in my haste 
 119 . 51. the proud have had me y. in derision 
 Prov. 23. 24. the father of righteous shall y. rejoice 
 Isa. 42. 17 . shall bey. ashamed that trust m images 
 61. 10. 1 ■vyill y. rejoice in the Lord, soul be joyful 
 Jer. .3. 1. shall not that land be y. polluted r 
 4.10. surely thou hast y. deceived this people 
 9 .19. we arey. confounded, have forsaken the land 
 
 20. 11. persecutors shall bey. ashamed not prosper 
 Ezek. 20. 1.3. and my sabbaths they y. pollutecT 
 
 25.12. because that Edom hath y. offended 
 Dan. 5. 9 . then was king Belshazzar- y. troubled 
 
 9. 23. for thou art y. beloved. 10. 11, 19. 
 
 Cbad. 2. I made thee small, thou art y. despised 
 Jonah 4. + 4. ai t thou y. angry ? || + 9 . I am y. angry 
 Zeph. 1 . 14. the great day of the Ixrrd hasteth y. 
 
 Zech. 9 . 9 . rejoice y. O daughter of Zion, shout' 
 Alat. 27 . 14. insomuch that governor marvelled y. 
 Alark 5. 23. Jairus besought nim y. saying.my daug. 
 .38. he seeth them that wept and wailed y. 
 
 9 . 15. w hen they beheld, they were amazed y. 
 
 12 . 27 . the God of the living, ye therefore do y. err 
 John3.29. rejoiceth y.because of bridegroom's voice 
 Acts 3.11. all the people ran to porch, y. wondering 
 
 6. 7.number of disciples multiplied in Jerusalem 
 
 1 Car. 16. 12 . ly. desired Apollos to come unto you 
 Phil.1.8. howy. I long after you all in Jesus Christ 
 
 4. 10.1 rejoiced in the Lord y. that at last vour care 
 
 1 J'hess. 3. 6. desiring y. to see us, as we to see vou 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 4.y .desiring to see thee, that 1 may be filled 
 
 4. 15. tor he hath y. withstood our words 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 6. ye y. rejoice tho’ now ye are in heaviness 
 
 2 John A. 1 rejoiced y. that 1 found children w alkin" 
 
 3 John 3. I rejoiced y. when the brethren testified ” 
 
 See Feaki;d. 
 
 GREATEESS. 
 
 Exod. 15. 7 . in y. of thy excellency overthrow them 
 16. byy. of thine arm they shall be still as a stone 
 Num. 14. 19. pardon according to y. of thy mercies 
 Deut. 3. 24. thou hast begun to'shew thy serv. thy y. 
 
 5. 24. the Lord hath shewed us his glori’ and y. 
 
 9 . 26. which thou hast redeemed tlirough thy y’ 
 
 11. 2. not w ith children w ho have not seen his'y. 
 
 32. .3. ascribe yey. unto our GckI, l>e is the rock 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 19. to thy own hurt hastdone all thisy. 
 
 21. to make thee a name ofy. and terribleness 
 
 29. 11. thine, () Lord,isthey. power and glory 
 
 2 Chr. 9. 6.one half of y. of thy w isdom not shewed 
 
 24. 27 . and the y. of the burdens laid upon him' 
 Neh. 1.3. 22. spare me according to y. of thy mercy 
 Esth. 10 . 2 . the declaration of the c. of Mordecai 
 Psal. 66 . .3. by y. of thy ixtwer enemies submit to 
 71 . 21. thou shalt increase my p. and comfort me 
 79 . 11. according to the y. of thy pow er, preserve 
 145. 3. his y. is unsearchable || 6. I declare thy y 
 150. 2. praise him according to his excellent y. 
 
 Prov. 5. 2.3. m the y. of his folly he shall go astrav 
 Isa. 40.26. he calleth by name, by y. of his might 
 57 .10. thou art wearied in the y. ot thy w ay 
 
 6.3. 1. travelling in the y. of his strength 
 .Ter. 1.3. 22. for y. of iniquitv thy skirts discovered 
 Ezek. 31. 2. w hom art thou like in ttivy..)* 
 
 7 . thus was he fair in his y. in his branches 
 Dan. 4.22. thy y. is grown and reacheth to heaven 
 
 7 . 27 . the y. of the kingdom shall be given to saints 
 Eph. 1. 19. what is the exceedingy.ot his power 
 
 .GREAVES. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 6. Goliath had o. of brass upon hisle^s 
 GREEDY. 
 
 Psal. 17 . 12. like as a lion that is y. of his prey 
 Prov. 1. 19 . oo is every one that is y. of gain 
 
GRI 
 
 GRI 
 
 GRO 
 
 Prov. 15.27. he that is g. of gain troublefhhis nouse 
 Jsa.56. 11. they are/7. doM.can never have enough 
 1 Tim. 3. 3. notff. of filthy lucre, but patient, 8. 
 GREEDILY. 
 
 Prov. 21. 26. he coveteth g. all the day long 
 Ezek. 22.12. thou hastg. gained of thy neighbours 
 Jude 11. they ran g. after the error of Balaam 
 GREEDINESS. 
 
 Evk 4.19. given over to work all unclean, with g. 
 
 ^ GREEK. 
 
 Euke 23. .38. superscription written in G. JohnlO. 20. 
 Jets 21. 37. chief captain said, canst thou speak G. 
 Rev. 9.11. but in G. tongue hath his name Apollyon 
 GREEN. [meat 
 
 Gen. 1.30. to beast I have given every g. herb for 
 9. 3. as the g. herb havel given you all things 
 30. 37. Jacob took rods of g. poplar and hazel 
 Eiod. 10.15. there remained not any g. thing m trees 
 Lev. 2.14. offer for thy first-fruits g. ears ot corn 
 23.14. eat no g. ears, till ye have brought an offer. 
 Judg. 16. 7. if they bind me M’ith seven g. wilhs 
 8. then they brought to her seven g. withs 
 £ Kuigs 19. 26. inhabit, were as it. herbs, 37; 27. 
 Esth. 1. 6. where were white, g. and blue hangings 
 Job 8. 16. he is g. before the sun. branch shooteth 
 
 15. 32. and Ins branch shall not be g. 
 
 39. 8. the wild ass searcheth after every g. thing 
 Psal. 23. 2. he maketh me lie down in g. pastures 
 37. 2. and they shall wither as the/7, herb 
 35. 1 liave seen wicked spread, like a g. bay-tiee 
 92. tl4. in old age they shall be fat and g. 
 
 Gant. 1.16. thou ai-t fair, also our bed is/7. 
 
 2. 1.3. tlie fig-tree putteth forth her g. figs 
 Isa. 15. 6. the grass faileth, there is no g. thing 
 Jer. 11.16. the lord called thy name, a g. olive 
 
 17. 8. as tree spreadeth her roots, leaf shall be g. 
 Hos. 14. 8.1 am like a g. fir-tree, from me thy 
 Amos 7. + 1. he formed g. worms in the beginning 
 Mark 6. 39. sit down by companies on the g. grass 
 Rev. 8.7. hail and fire, and all g. grass was burnt up 
 9.4. were commanded not to hurt any g. thing 
 GREEN tree. 
 
 Deut. 12.2. nations served gods under every tree 
 
 1 Kings 14.23. images und.every g. t. 2 KingslT. 10. 
 
 2 Kiitgs 16. 4. Asa sacr. und. every g. t. 2 Chr. 28. 4. 
 Ps. 52. 8. lam like a g. olive-tree in hou.se of God 
 Isa. 57. 5. inliaming yourselves under every g. tree 
 Jer. 2. 20. when under every g. treeihou wanderest 
 
 3. 6. under every g. tree, there played the harlot 
 
 13. hast scattered thy w’ays under every g. tree 
 
 E~.ek. 6. 13. thy slain shall be under every g. tree 
 17. 24. know that I have dried up the/7, tree 
 20. 47. it shall devour every g. tree and dry tree 
 Luke 23. 31. if they do these things in a g. tree 
 GREEN trees. 
 
 Jer. 17.2. whilst children remember groves by g. tr. 
 GREENISH. 
 
 Lev. 13.49. if the plague be g. in the gament 
 
 14. 37. if plague be with hollow strakes//. or red 
 GREENNESS. 
 
 Job 8. 12. whilst it is yet in his g. and not cut 
 GREET. 
 
 1 Sam, 25. 5. go to Nabal and g. him in my name 
 Rom. 16. 3.g. Priscilla and Aquila helpers in C. J. 
 
 5. g. church 1| 6. g. Mary who bestowed labour 
 8. g. Ampliasll 11. g. the household of Narcissus 
 
 1 Cor. 16.20. all the brethren g. you, Phil. 4. 21. 
 20. g. ye one another, 2 Cor. 13.12.1 Pet. 5. 14. 
 
 Col. 4. 14. Luke the physician and Deinas g. you 
 J Thess. 5. 26-/7. the brethren with an holy kiss 
 Tit. 3. 15. g. them that love us in the faith 
 
 2 John 13. the children of thy elect sister g. thee 
 
 3 John 14. peace be to thee,/7. the friends by name 
 
 GREETETH. 
 
 2 Tim. A. £1. Eubulus g. thee, Pudens, and Linus 
 GREETING, S. 
 
 Mat. 23.7- g. in markets, Luke 11. 43.1 20. 46. 
 
 Acts 15.23. apostles, elders, and brethren, send g. 
 23. 26. Claudius Lysias to Eelix sendeth g. 
 
 Jam. 1. 1. to the twelve tribes scattered abroad, o 
 GREW. 
 
 Gen. 2.5. the Lord made every herb before it g. 
 19.25. he overthrew that which g. upon the ground 
 £1.8. Isaac <7. 26. 13. H 21. 20. Ishmael g. 
 
 25. 27. boys < 7 . 1147. 27. Israel//, and multiplied 
 Exod. 1.12. the more they afflicted, more they g. 
 
 2. 10. jMoses g. || Judges!!. 2. his wife’s sons <7. up 
 Judg. 13. 24. Samson g. and the Lord blessed him 
 
 1 Sam. 2.21. the child Samuel g. before the Lord, 26 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 10. and David went on and g. great 
 12.3. it/7. up together with him, did eat ofhismeat 
 
 Ezek. 17. 6. it/7. and became a spreading vine 
 Dan. 4. 11. the tree g. and was strong, it reached 
 Jo7iah !. 111. the sea-//, more and more tempestuous 
 Mark A. 7. and the thorns g. up and choked it 
 
 5. 26. was nothing bettered, but rather g. worse 
 Luke 1.80. child g. and waxed strong in spirit, 2.40, 
 
 J 3.19. and it//, and waxed a great tree 
 ctsl. 17. tlie people g. and multiplied in Egypt 
 12.24. but the word of God g. and multiplied 
 19.20. so mightily g. the word of God and prevailed 
 GREY-/i«///rf. 
 
 Prov. 30. 31. four comely in going, a g.-hound 
 ^ _ . GRIEF, S. 
 
 Gen 26. .35. which were a/7, unto Isaac and Rebekah 
 1 Sam. 1.16. out of the abundance of g. have I spoken 
 £5. 31. this shall be nofi-. to thee, or offence of heart 
 2 Chron. 6.29. when every one shall know his ow n g 
 Job 2. 13. they saw that his g. w'as very great 
 
 6. 2. oh that my g. were thoroughly weiglied 
 t 3_. therefore Lwant words to express my g. 
 16.5. themoviagof my lips should assuage your g 
 
 6. tliough 1 speak, my g. is not assuaged 
 Psal. 6. 7. my eye is consumed because of g. 31.9 
 31. 10. my lifeisspent with g. my years with sigh 
 69. 26. they talk to g. of those thou hast wounded 
 139. + 24. see if there be any way of g. in me 
 147. t 3. he healeth and bindeth up their g. 
 
 Ptov. 17. 25. a foolish son is a g. to his father 
 Eccl. 1. 18. for in much wisdom is much g. 
 
 2.23. for all his days are sorrows, and his travail g 
 .Isa. 1. 113. it is g. even the y/lemn meeting 
 
 Isa. 17.11. the harvest shall be a heap in day of g, 
 
 53. 3. a man of sorrows, and acquainted with g. 
 
 A. he hath borne our/7, and carried our sorrows 
 10. it pleased Ld. to bruise him, he put him to g. 
 Jer. 6. 7. before me continually is g. and w ounds 
 
 10. 19. I said, truly this is a g. and 1 must bear it 
 45. 3. for the I.ord hath added //. to my sorrow 
 
 Lam. 3. 32. tho’ he cause g. he-will have compassion 
 Ezek. .32. + 9. I w ill provoke many people to g. 
 Jonah A. 6. a gourd, a shadow to deliver him from g. 
 
 Cor. 2. 5. if any caused g. he hath not grieved me 
 Heb. 13. 17. may do it with joy and not with g. 
 
 Pet. 2. 19. for conscience toward God endure g. 
 GRIEVANCE. 
 
 Hab. 1. 3. why dost thou cause me to behold g. ? 
 
 113. thou art of purer eyes than to look on <7. 
 GRIEVE. 
 
 Sam. 2. 33. the man shall be to g. thine heart 
 2 Kings 3.119. he shall g. every good piece of land 
 
 1 Chr. A. 10. keep from evil, that it may not g. me 
 Psal. 78. 40. how oft did they g. him in the desert ? 
 Lam. 3. 33. doth not willingly g. the children of men 
 Evk. A. 30. g. not the Holy .‘'piritof God, w hereby 
 
 GRIEVED. 
 
 Gen. 6. 6. and it repented the I.ord that he had made 
 man on the earth, and it g. him at his hear 
 34. 7. .lacob’s sons heard and were g. and wroth 
 45. 5. now be not g. that ye sold me hither 
 
 49. 23. the arches have sorely g. him, and shot 
 Exod. 1. 12. and they were g. because of Israel 
 Deut.!5.!0. shall not be g. wdien thou givest unto him 
 Judg. 10. 16. his soul w’as/7. for the misery of Israel 
 ' Sam. !. 8. wh3' weepest'thou t why is thy heart//. ? 
 
 15.11. it g. Samuel, and he cried unto the Lord 
 
 20. 3. let not Jonathan know this lest he be g. 
 
 .34. Jonathan arose, for he was g. for David 
 
 .30. 6. because the soul of all tlie people was g. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 2. heard how the king was g. for his son 
 Keh. 2. 10. it 17. them exceedingly, that there was 
 
 13. 8. it g. me sore, and 1 cast fortli all the stuff 
 Esth. A. 4. then was the queen exceedingly g. 
 
 Job A. 2. if w e assay to commune, wilt thou be g. ? 
 .30. 25. was not mv soul g. for the poor ? 
 
 Psal. 73. 21. thus my heart was g. 1 was pricked 
 95. 10. forty years was I g. with this generation 
 112. 10. the wicked sliall see it, and be g. 
 
 119. 158. 1 beheld the transgressors and was g. 
 
 139. 21. am not 1 g. with those that rise up ag. thee 
 Isa. 54. 6. the L. called thee as a woman/r. inspirit 
 57. 10. therefore thou wast not g. 
 
 Jer. 5. 3. thou hast stricken them, they have not g. 
 Dan. 7.15. I Dan. was//.in spirit in midst of body 
 
 11. 30. therefore he shall be g. and return 
 Amos 6. 6. they are not g. for the affliction of Joseph 
 Mark 3. 5. being g. for the Inirdness of their hearts 
 
 10. 22. he went aw'ay g. for he had great posses¬ 
 sions 
 
 John 21.17. Peter was g. because he said third time 
 Acts 4. 2. being g. that they taught the people 
 9. t .38. that he would not be g. to come to them 
 16. 18. Paul being g. said to the spirit, come out 
 Kom. 14. 15. if thy brother be g. with thy meat 
 Cor. 2. 4. I wrote not that ye should be g. 
 
 5. caused grief, he hath not//, me, but in part 
 Dei. 3. 10. wherefore 1 was g. with that generation 
 17. but with w hom was he g. forty years' 
 GRIEVE'IH. 
 
 Ruth 1. 13. for it g. me much for your sakes 
 Prov. 26.15. it g. him to bring it again to his month 
 GRIEVING. 
 
 Ezek. 28.24. shall be no more a g. thorn unto Israel 
 GRIEVOUS. 
 
 Gen. 12. 10. for the famine w as g. in the land 
 18. 20. I.ord said, because their sin is very g. 
 
 21. 11. the thing was very g. in Abraham’s sight 
 12. God said, let it not be g. in thy sight 
 
 41. .31. for the famine shall be very g. 
 
 50. 11. this is a g. mourning to the Fg3’pfians 
 Exod. 8. 24. there came a g. swarm of ffies 
 
 9. 3. a //. murrain |118. to rain a very g. hail, 24. 
 
 10. 14. locusts were very g. before were no such 
 Kings2. 8. Shimei, who cursed me with a//, curse 
 
 12. 4. make the g. service lighter, 2 Chron. 10. 4. 
 Psal. 10.5. his ways aUvays/7. judgment outof-sight 
 
 31. 18. which speak g. things against the righteous 
 Prov. 15. 1. but g. wmrds stir up anger 
 10. correction is g. unto him that forsaketh the way 
 F.ccl. 2. 17. work wrought under the sun is g. to me 
 Isa. 15. 4. his life shall be g. unto him 
 21. 2. a g. vision is declared unto me 
 Jer. 6. 28. the3’ are all g. revolters, walking wdth 
 10. 19. woe is me for m3' hurt, my wound is g. 
 
 14. 17. virgin of my people broken with a <7. blow 
 16. 4. they shall die of g. deaths, not be buried 
 23. 19. a <7. whirlw ind shall fall on the wdeked 
 30.12. bruise incurable, thy wound is^. Nah. 3.19. 
 Mat. 23. 4. bind heavy burdens and//. Lukell.ACv 
 Acts 20. 29. shall g. w olves enter in among you 
 25.7. Jew s laid many g. complaints against Paul 
 Phil. 3. 1. to me indeed is not g. but for 3'Ou safe 
 Deb. 12. 11. no chastening seems joyous, but g. 
 
 1 John 5. 3. and his commandments are not g. 
 
 Rev. 16. 2. a <7. sore on men that hatl mark of beast 
 GRIEVOUSLY. 
 
 Isa. 9. 1. and afterw-ard did more g. afflict her 
 Jer. 23. 19. it shall fall g. on the head of the wicked 
 La/«.1.8. Jerusal. hath.g. sinned, therefore removed 
 20. my heart is turned, for I have g. rebelled 
 F.zek. 14.13. when land sinneth by trespassing g. 
 Mic. 1.1 9. she is g. sick of her wounds 
 Mat. 8. 6. g. tormented l| 15. 22. daughter^, vexed 
 GRIEVOUSNESS. 
 
 Isa. 10. 1. that w l ite g. which tliey have prescribed 
 21. 15. for they fled from the g. of war 
 GRIND. 
 
 Judg. 16. 21. Samson did g. in the prison-house 
 Job 31. 10. tlien let my wdfe g. unto another ^ 
 Keel. 12. + 3. the grinders cease because they g. little 
 Isa. 3. 15. w hat mean ye to g. tlie faces of the poor ? 
 47. 2. take millstones and g. meal, uncover locks 
 Lam. 5. 13. they took the young men to/7. 
 
 Mat. £4. 44. it w ill g. him to powder, Luke 20 18. 
 
 GRINDERS. 
 
 Job 29. + 17. I brake the g. of the wicked 
 Eccl. 12.3. t.he g. cease, because they are few 
 GRINDING. 
 
 F.ccl. 12. 4. when the sound of the g. is low 
 Mat. 24. 41. two women g. at the mill, Luke I7. 35. 
 GRIN. 
 
 Job 18. 9. the g. shall take him by the heel 
 G RIN.S. 
 
 Psal. 140. 5. the3’ spread a net, the3’ set g. for rne 
 141. 9. keep me from the g. of tlie workers of iniq. 
 See Gin. 
 
 GRISLED. 
 
 Gen. 31. 10. the rams weie sjieckled and g. 12. 
 
 Zech. 6. 3. in the fourth chariot were g. horses 
 6. the g. go forth tow ard tlie south country 
 GROAN. 
 
 Job 24.12. men g. from out of the city 
 Jer. 51.52. thro’ all lier land the wounded shall g . 
 Ezek. 30. 24. Pharaoh shall g. before him 
 Joel 1.18. how do the beasts//, herds liave no pasture 
 Rom. 8. 23. w'e ourselves//, within ourselves 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. in this we g. desiring to be clothed upon 
 
 4. we in this tabernacle do g. being burdened 
 GROANED. 
 ohn 11,33. he g. in spirit, and was troubled 
 GROAN El H. 
 
 Rem. 8. 22. we know that the whole creation g. 
 GROANING, hi. 
 
 E.rod. 2. 24. God heard their //, and remembered 
 6. 5. 1 have heard the g. of Israel, Acts 7. .34. _ 
 
 Judg. 2.18. it repented the Lord because of their g. 
 Job £.3. 2. my stroke is heavier than my //. 
 
 Psal. 6. 6. 1 am weary with g. all the night 
 .38. 9. and my g. is not hid from thee 
 102. 5. by reason of my g. bones cleav'e to my skin 
 20. to hear the g. of the prisoner, to loose those 
 Ezek. 30. 24. with the g. of a deadly-wounded man 
 Rom. 8. 26. for us wdth a. that cannot be uttered 
 GROANING. 
 
 John 11. 38. Jesus//, in himself, cometh to the grave 
 GROPE, ETH. 
 
 Deut. 28. 29. thou shalt //. at noon as the blind g. 
 
 Job .3. 14. they g. in noon-day as in the night 
 12. 25. they g. in the dark without light 
 Isa. 59.10. we//, for the wall like the blind, w’e g. 
 GRO.SS. 
 
 Isa. 60.2. and g. darkness shall cover the people 
 Jer. 13.16. while look for light, make it g. darkness 
 Mat. 13.15. people’s heart is waxed g. Acts 28. 27- 
 GROVE. 
 
 Gen. 21. 33. Abraham planted a//, in Beer-sheba 
 Deut. 16. 21. thou shalt not plant a//, near the altar 
 Judg. 6. 25. and cut down the g. tliat is by it 
 28. the g. was cut down that w’as by it 
 1 Sam. 22. 16. Saul abode under a in a high place 
 
 1 Kings 15. 13. because she had made an idol in a 
 
 g. 2 Chron. 15. 16. 
 
 16. 33. Ahab made a g. and did more to provoke G. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 6. there remained the g. in Samaria 
 
 17. 16. Israel made a <7. and served Baal 
 
 21.3. Manasseh reared up altars, and made a g. 
 
 23. 4. to bring out the vessels made for the g. 
 
 6. he brought out the g. from house of the Lord 
 
 15. Josiah burnt the hiuh place and the g. 
 
 GROVES. 
 
 Exod. .34. 13. ye s’nal! cut down their g. Deut. 7.5. 
 Deut. 12. 3. ye shall burn their g. with fire 
 Jtidg. 3. 7 . forgat I.ord, and served g. 2 Chr. 24.18. 
 
 1 Kings 14.15'. shall root up Israel out of this good 
 
 land, because they have m.ade their//. 
 23. built them/r. on every high hill, 2 Kings!7.!0. 
 
 18. 19. the prophets of the (7. four hundred 
 
 2 Kings 18.4. Ilezek. cut down g. and brake serp. 
 23. 14. Josiah cut dow n the g. 2 Chron. 34. .3, 4. 
 
 2 Chr. 14. .3. Asa brake images, and cut down the g. 
 
 17. 6. Jehoshaphat took away the g. out of Judah 
 
 19. .3. in that tiiou hast taken away the/7. 
 
 31. 1. all l.srael that were present cut down the g. 
 .3.3. 3. Manasseh made/7.1| 19. where he set up g. 
 34. 3. Josiah began to purge Judah from the//. 
 
 7. when lie had broken down the altars and the//. 
 Isa. 17. 8. neither shall he respect the g. or images 
 
 27. 9. the//, and the imases shall not stand up 
 Jer. 17. 2. whilst children remember altars and g. 
 Mic.b. 14.1 will pluck up thy//.out of midstot thee 
 GROUND. 
 
 Exod. 32. 20. he g. the calf to powder. Deut. 9. 21. 
 Num. 11. 8. tlie people g. the manna in mills 
 GROUND corti. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 19. spread g. corn on the well’s mouth 
 GROUND. 
 
 Gen. 2. 5. and there was not a man to fill the g. 
 
 7. the Lord (rod formed man of the dust ot the^. 
 19. out of the g. the Lord formed every beast 
 
 3. 17. he said, cursed is the g. for thy sake 
 
 4. 2. Abel a keeper of sheep, but Cam a tiller of g. 
 10. thy brother's flood cneth to me from the g. 
 
 5. 29- because of the g. the Lord hath cursed 
 
 8. 21. I will not again curse the g. any more 
 
 18. 2. Abram bowed himself toward the g. 
 
 19. 1. Lot bowed himself with his face toward g. 
 Exed. 3. 5. where thou stimdest is holy <7. Acts 7. 33. 
 
 8. £1. whereon thev are shall he tiill ot flies 
 Kum. 16. 31. the g. clave asunder under them 
 Jleut. 28. 4. blessed shall be the fruit ot thy g. 11. 
 .Judg. 4 21. Jael fa.stened the nail into the g. 
 
 1 Satn. 8. 12. lie wall set them to ear his.(7. and reap 
 26.7. his spear stuck in the <7. at his bolster 
 
 2 Sam. 23.11. where was a piece ot g. toll ot lenfiles 
 ~ 12. he stood in the midst of the <7. and defe nded it 
 2 Kmgs2. 19. but the w ater is naught, and g. barren 
 '9. 26. now take him and cast him into the plat ot //. 
 
 1 C//r. 11.13. w here was a parcel of full ot barley 
 o ( 'hr. 4. 17. the kin*/ did cast them in the < lay g. 
 ~Neh. 10. .35. and to bring the first fruits of our //. 
 
 .37. and bring the tithes of our g. to the l.evites 
 Job 5. 6. nor doth trouble spring out ot the g. 
 
 ' 14. 8. and though the stock thereof die in tlie g. 
 
 18. 10. the snare is laid for b.im in the g. 
 
 .38. 27. to satisfy the desolate and waste//. 
 
 39. 24. he sw alfow s the g. with fierceness and rage 
 
 m 
 
G RO 
 
 GUI 
 
 H AB 
 
 Psal. V'5. 35. locusts (ievoure^l the fruit of their g. 
 107 . .33. he turneth the wiiter springs into dry y. 
 35. ami lie turneth dry (j. into water .springs 
 laa. CK. 24. dotli lie open and break clods of his g.? 
 2J. 4. and thou shall speak out of the g. 
 
 31). 23. seed that thou shall sow the g. withal 
 
 24. oxen and young asses that ear the g. shall eat 
 .35. 7 . and the jiarched g. shall become a pool 
 51. 23. and thou hast laid thy body as the g. 
 
 Jcr. 4. 3. break up your fallow (/. ILr.s. 10. i2. 
 
 7 . 20 . niy fury shall be poured on the fruit of the g. 
 14. 4. because the g. is chapt, there was no rain 
 
 Lam. 2. 2. her gates are sunk into the < 7 . 
 
 Ezek. 12. 6. cover thy face, thou see not the g. 12. 
 
 41. 16 . ceiled from the g up to the windows 
 l)an. 8.5. <m he-goat came, and touched not the g. 
 
 18. Daniel's face was towaids the e/, lo. O, 15. 
 Jlo.i. 2.18. make covenant with them for things of < 7 . 
 Zech. 8.12. and the g. shall give her increase 
 Mai. 3.11. he shall not destroy the fruits of your g. 
 Mat. 13. 8 . hut <,tlier fell into good 17 . Jm/.b 8 . 8 . 
 
 23. he that received seed into good g. ! nheV,. 15. 
 Mark A. 26. as if a man should cast seed into the/ 7 . 
 EukeVl. 16. the ( 7 .of a certain rich man brought forth 
 
 13. 7 . cut it down, why ( umhereth it the g. 
 
 14.18. the lirst said, 1 have bought a piece of g. 
 
 19. 44. they shall lay thee even with the g. 
 
 John 4. 5. near the parcel of y. dacob gave .loseph 
 
 12. 24. except a corn of vvheat fall into the/ 7 . 
 liee UiLV, 1 'ack.^ 
 
 On or upon the (IHDUMD. 
 
 Ce». .38. 9. he spilled W on the. g. lest he should give 
 44. 14. .Joseph's brethren f 11 before him im theg. 
 Exod. 4. 3. c ast the rod on the g. he cast it on the g. 
 
 9. 23. tiiunder, and the fire ran along upon the g. 
 
 14. 16. Israel shall go dry through the sea, 22. 
 
 16. 14. as Small as the hoar frost cw/Ac g. 
 
 Dent. 15. 23. pour the blood upon the g. as water 
 
 22. 6. if a bird’s nest chance to be on the g. 
 
 28. 56. woman that would not set her foot upon g. 
 Jvdg.6. 39 . aijd upon all the g. let there be dew 
 40. and there was dew' upon all the g. 
 
 1 Sam. 1 4. 25. and there was h.'.ney 7 ipo7i the g. 
 
 32. the people slew oxen and calves on the g. 
 
 20. 31. as long as the sonof .lesse liveth on the g. 
 
 2 Sam. II. 14. for we are as water spilt on the g. 
 
 17 . 12. shall light on him as dew lalleth mi the g. 
 2 King-t 13. 18. he said, smite upon the g. he smote 
 Joh 1. 20. lob fell upon the g. and worshipped 
 
 2.13. they satdown with him upon theg. seven days 
 16. 13.^e pouretli o t my gall up -n the g. 
 
 Isa. 3. TO. she being desolate shall sit on the g. 
 
 47 . 1. O daughter of Hab^ Ion, sit on the g. 
 
 .her. 25. 33. they sh.all be dung upon theg. 
 
 27 . 5. I have made man and beast ui on the g. 
 Lam. 2.10. the elders of daught. of 7ion %W.ontheg. 
 
 21. young and old lie on the g. in the streets 
 Ezek. 24. 7 . she poured it nott/jcc/i the g. to cover it 
 
 26. 16 . then all the princes shall sit upon the g. 
 Mat. 15. .35. the multitude to sit on the g. Uarkii. 6. 
 Mark 4.5. some fell on stony g. ithad notearth, 16. 
 
 8. and other fell on good //. 20. Luke 8.8, 15. 
 
 9. 20. he fell o?? the g. and wallowed foaming 
 14. ,35. he w ent forward, and fell ong. and [/rayed 
 John 8. G. he wrote on the g. 8. J| 9.6. he spat on the g. 
 
 To or unto the GliOUNl). 
 
 Gen. 3.19. till thou return unto the g. for out of it 
 
 33. 3. .lacob bowed himself to the g. seven times 
 Judg. 13. 20. Manoah and his wife fell to the g. 
 
 20. 21. Benjamin destroyed to theg. 22,000 men 
 
 25. and destroyed to the g. of Israel 18,000 men 
 Ruth 2. 10. Kulh bowed and fell to theg. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 19 . let none of his words fall to the g. 
 
 5. 4. Dagon was fallen on his face to the g. 
 
 3 4. 45. shall not one hair of his head fall /o the g: 
 
 2 ). 41. David arose and fell on his face to the g. 
 2'5. 23. Abigail bowed to the g. before David 
 
 28. 14. Saul stooped with his face to the g. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 22. w herefore should 1 smite thee to theg.? 
 
 8. 2. he smote .Moab, casting him down to the g. 
 14. 4. wonian ot I ekoah fell on her face to the g. 
 
 22. Joab fell to theg. 1| 33. Absalom bowed to theg. 
 
 18. 11. why didst not thou smite him to the g.? 
 
 20^ 10. .loab shed out Amasa's bowels re the g. 
 
 1 Kings 1.23. Is athan bowed to theg. before the king 
 
 2 Kings 2. 15. sons of the prophets bowed to the g. 
 4. 37 . woman of .Shunam bowed herself to the g. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 21. Oman bowed to the g. to Daviil 
 
 2 C/no».7. 3. all Israel bowed with their faces ro 
 
 20. 18. lehoshaphat l owed with his face to the g. 
 JSeh. 8. 6. worship[)ed Lord with their faces to theg. 
 Psal. 74 . 7 . the dwelling-place of thy name to the g. 
 89. 39. profaned his crown, by ca.sting it to the g. 
 
 44. thou hast cast his throne down to the g. 
 
 143. 3. he hath smitten my life down to the g. 
 
 147 . 6. he casteth the wicked down to the g. 
 
 Isa. 14. 12. how art thou cut down to the g. ! 
 
 21. 9. Babylon’s images he hath broken to the g. 
 
 25.12, lay low, bring’ to the g. even to the dust 
 
 26. 5. the lofty city he layeth even to theg. 
 
 Jer. 14.2. her gates languish, are black to the g. 
 Lam. 2 . 2. hat!) bi-ought strong holds of .Judah'/o < 7 . 
 
 10. vireins ot .Jerusal. hang their heads to the g. 
 Ezek. 13. 14. I will bring down the wall to the g. 
 
 39 .12. thy mother was cast down to the g. 
 
 26. 11. thj'stj'ong garrison shall go dowil to the g. 
 28. 17 . 1 w'ill cast thee to the g. I will laj' thee 
 Ean. 8 . 7 . he cast the ram down to theg. and stamped 
 
 10. it cast down some of hosts and stai'S to the g. 
 12. and cast down the truth to the g. 
 
 Amos%. 14. the horns of the altar shall fall to the g. 
 Chad. 3. saith, who shall bring me down to the g.H 
 Mat. 10. 29. one of them shall not fall to the g. 
 L.utce 22. 44. as drops of blood falling t > the g. 
 John 18. 6. they went backward, and fell to the g. 
 Acts 22. 7- 1 tell to the g. and heard a voice 
 0 ROD Ml. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 15. which is the [lillarand g. of truth 
 Ileb. 11. t 1. faith is <7. of things hoperl for 
 GROUNDKD. 
 
 j.sa. 30. 32. in every place where g. staff shall pass 
 Eph. 3. 17 . that ye being rooted and g. in love 
 208 
 
 Col. 1.23. if ye continue in the faith, and settled 
 GROW. 
 
 Gen. 2. 9. the Txrrd God made every free to g. 
 
 48. 16 . and let them g. into a multitude 
 Num. 6. 5. and shall let the locks of his hair g. 
 Dent. 21. + 12. she shall sutler her nails to g. 
 
 Judg. 16 . 22. the hair of Ins head began to g. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 5. all my desiie, tho' he n/ake it not to g. 
 2 Kings 19. 29. eat such things as g. of themseh es 
 Ezra 4.22. why shou Id damage g. to hurt of kings I 
 Joh 8. 11. can the rush g. u[) without mire 
 
 19 . and out of the eaith shall others it. 
 
 14. 19 . thou washest away things that g. out of dust 
 31. 40. let thistles//, instead of wheat, and cockle 
 39 . 4. they g. u|) with corn, they go foi th 
 Psal. 92. 12. he shall //. like a cedar in lAibanon 
 1U4.14. he causeth gl ass tog. for the cattle, 147. 8. 
 Eccl. 11. 5. nor bosv the bones g. in the womb 
 Isa. 11.1. and a branch shall g. out of his roots 
 17 . 11. in the day sbalt thou make thy [/lant g. 
 
 53. 2. he shall g. ui) before him as a tender plant 
 Jer. 12. 2. they g. yea. they bring forth fruit 
 ,33. 15. the branch of righteousness to g. to David 
 Ezek. 44. 20. nor sutler their locks tog. long 
 47 . 12. by the ri'er shall g. all trees for meat 
 llos. 14.5. he shall g. as the lily, cast forth his roots 
 7 . they shall revive as the corn, and g. as the vine 
 Jonah 4.10. nor madest itg. w Inch came up in night 
 Zech. 6.12. whose name is the Bu.\n'CII, he shall g. 
 9.1 17 . corn shall make the young men g. 
 
 Mai. 4. 2. ye shall g. up as calves of the stall 
 j4/rtr.6.28. consider the lilies how the^’ g. Luke 12.27. 
 
 I. 3. 30. let both g. together till the harvest 
 21. 19 . let no fruit g. on thee henceforward 
 
 Mark 4. 27 . seed should g. up, he knoweth not how 
 Acts 5. 24. they doubted whereunto this would g. 
 Eph. 4. 15. may' g. up into him in all things 
 
 1 Per. 2. 2. desiring the milkofword,thatyemay/7. 
 
 2 Pet. 3.18. g. in grace and in knowledge of Lord 
 
 GROWN. 
 
 Gen. .38. 11. till Shelah be g. 1| 14. .Shelah w;is g. 
 Exod. 2. 11. that when IVloses W'as g. he went out 
 
 9. .32. were not smitten, for they were not g. up 
 IJeut.ZQ.. 15. thou art g. thick, covered with fatness 
 Ruth 1.13. would ye tarry for them till they were//. 
 2 Sam. 10. 5. tarry till your beards be//. 1 Chr. 19. 5. 
 
 1 Kings tl. 8. consulted with young men g. lo. 
 
 2 Kings A. 18. when the child w'as g. up, it fell sick 
 19 . 26. as corn blasted before it be ( 7 . Isa. .37. 27 . 
 
 Ezra 9. 6. our trespass is g. up to the heavens 
 Psal. 144.12. that our sons may be as plants g. up 
 Prov. 24. .31. and lo, it was all g. over with thorns 
 Jer. 50. 1 1 . because ye are g. fat as the heifer 
 Ezek. 16.7. thy breasts are fashioned, thy hair is g. 
 Dan. 4. 22. thou art g. strong, thy greatness is g. 
 
 33. till his hairs were g. like eagle’s feathers 
 Mat. 13. 32. when it is g. it is greatest among herbs 
 GROWKTH. 
 
 Exod. 10. 5. the locusts shall eat every' tree that g. 
 Lev. 13. 39. a freckled spot that g. in the ckin 
 25. 5. which g. of its own accord, not reap, 11. 
 Dent. 29.23. nor any grass g. therein, like .Sodom 
 Judg. 19 . 9 . behold, the day g. to an end, lodge here 
 Joh .38. .38. when the dust g. into hardness and clods 
 Psal. 37 . +.35. the wicked spreadeth as tree that g. 
 90 . 5. in the morning like grass which g. uj), 6. 
 129 . 6. as the grass, which withereth afore it//, up 
 /.'(/. . 37 . 30. ye shall eat this year such as g. of itself 
 Mark 4. .32. w hen it is sow n it g. up and becometh 
 Eph. <2.. 21. g. unto an holy temple in the T.ord 
 2 Thess. 1. 3. because vour faith g. exceedingly 
 GliOW'J'H. 
 
 AmosT. 1. shooting upof latter//. lo, it was latter g. 
 “GRUDGE. 
 
 T.ev. 19. 18. nor bear any g. against thy people 
 Mark 6. + 19 . Jleroilias had a g. against John 
 GllUDGE. 
 
 Psal. 59. 15. let them g. if they' be not satisfied 
 Jam. 5. 9 . g. not one against another, brethren 
 GRUDGING. 
 
 1 Pet. 4 . 9. use hospitality one to another without g. 
 
 ( 7 RUDGINGLY. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 7 . let him give, not g. or of necessity 
 
 GUARD. 
 
 Gen. . 37 .36. Joseph sold to a captain of the//. 39.1. 
 
 41.12. an Hebrew, servant to a captain of the g. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. + I 7 . king said to the g. slay the priests 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 23. Dav. set him over his//. 1 Chr. 11.25. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 27. shields to captain of/ 7 . 2 Chr. 12. It). 
 28. g. bare them and brouglitthem, 2 Chron. 12.11. 
 
 2 Kings 11.6. a third part at the i.'ate behind the g. 
 25. 8. ca|)tain of//, came to Jerusalem, Jer. 52. 12. 
 
 10. captain of g. brake down walls, Jer. 52.14. 
 
 II. the rest of people captain of g. carried away 
 
 12. the capt. or the g. left of the poor of the land 
 
 Neh. 4. 22. that in the night they may be a g. to us 
 
 23. nor I nor men of the g. put off our clothes 
 Jer. .39.11. charge to captain of g. concerning Jere. 
 4t). 1. when the caiitaiii of the g. had let him go 
 5. the cajitain of the g. gave him victuals 
 52. .30. the captain of the g. took captive 4600 
 Ezek. .38. 7 . be thou [irepaied, and be a g. to them 
 Dan. 2.14. Daniel answered the captain of the g. 
 Mark 6. + 27 . king sent one of his g. and commanded 
 xlctsSS. 16. delivered the prisoners to captain of//. 
 GUARJ) chamher. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 28. guard bare them to g. ch. 2 C’/ir.l2,ll. 
 GUEST. 
 
 Luke 19. 7 . he w'as gone to be g. with a sinner 
 GUE.S'l’ chamher. 
 
 Maik 14.14. where is the g. chamher ? LukeQQ. 11. 
 GUlisl'S. 
 
 1 Kings 1.41. Adonijah and all g. with him heard it 
 
 49 . all//, with Adonijah w'ere afraid and rose up 
 Prov. 9. 18. that her g. are in the depths of hell 
 Z.eph. 1.7. for tho Jxird hath prepared and bid g. 
 Mat. 22. lO. aiifl the w’edding was furnished with g. 
 
 11. when the king came in to see the g. he saw 
 
 (iUlDE, S. 
 
 Psal. 48. 14. he will be our g. even unto death 
 .55. 13. it was thou, a man, my g. my acquaintance 
 Prov. 2. 17 . w ho lorsaketh the g. of her youth 
 
 Prov. 6. 7 . w’hich having no g. overseer, or ruler 
 Jer. 3. 4. my father, thou art the g. of my youih 
 Mic. 7.5.trust nut friend, put ye not confidence in 
 Mat. 23. 16. woe to you, ye blind g. 24. 
 xLcts 1. 16 . who svas //. to them that took .Jesus 
 Rom. 2. 19 . art confident thou art g. of the blind 
 Ileh. 13. t 7 . remember them that are g. over you 
 G U1D E. 
 
 Joh .38. .32. canst thou g. Arcturus with his sons r 
 Psal. 25. 9 . the meek will he g. in judgment 
 
 31. 3. for thy name's sake lead me and g. me 
 
 32. 8. I will teach and g. thee with mine eye 
 7 . 3 . 24. thou Shalt //, me with thy counsel 
 112. 5. he will //. his affairs with discretion 
 
 Prov. 11.3. the integrity of the upright shall g. them 
 23. 19 . be wise, and g. thine heart in the w ay 
 Isa. 49 . 10. by s|>rini/s of water shall he g. thetn 
 51. 18. there is none tog. her among all the sons 
 58. 11. the Ix/rd shall//. thee continually 
 Luke 1. 79. to g. our feet into the way or peace 
 John 16. 13. he will g. you into all truth 
 Acts 8. 31. how can 1, except some man g. me ? 
 
 1 'Jhess. .3. II 11. now G. himself y. our way to you 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 14. younger women bear childi eip//.house 
 Ileb. 13. 117- obey them that g. you, and submit 
 
 GUIDED, ING. 
 
 Gen. 48. 14. Israel g. his hands wittingly 
 Exod. 15. 13. thou hast g. them in thy strength 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 22. the Ix/rd g. them on every side 
 Job 31. 18. I have g. her from my mothei's womb 
 P.'ai. 78. 52. g. them in the wilderness like a fioik 
 
 72 . hast g. them by the skilfulness of his hands 
 GUILE. 
 
 Exod. 21.14. if a man slay with g. let him die 
 Psal. 32. 2. and in whose spirit there is nog. 
 
 .34. 13. keep lips from speaking g. 1 Pet. .3.10. 
 
 55. 11. deceit anri //. (lepart not from her sti eets 
 .John 1. 47 . an Israelite indeed, in whom is no g. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 16 . being crafty, 1 caught you with g. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. .3. for our exhortation was not tng. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.1. layingasideall malice and. 9 . ami envies 
 
 22. who did no sin, noi was g. fouurl in his mouth 
 Rev. 14. 5. and in their mouth was found no g. 
 GUI El'. 
 
 Deut. 19 . 13. put away 9 . of innocent blood, 21. 9. 
 GUILTY. 
 
 Gen. 42. 21. we arc verily//, concerning onr brother 
 Exod. 34. 7- w ill by no means clear g. Kum. 14.18. 
 I^v. 4.13. which should not be done, are//. 22, 27. 
 
 5. 2. if hid from him, he shall be unclean and g. 
 
 .3. w'hen he knowetli of it, he shall be g. 4. 
 
 5. w hen he shall be g. he shall confess his sin 
 17 . tho’ he wist it not, yet is he/ 7 , and shall hear 
 
 6. 4. because he sinned and is//, he shall restore 
 iSurn. .35. 27 . tho’ he kill the slayer shall not be g. 
 
 31. take no satisfaction for a murderer g. of death 
 Judg. 21. 22. yedid not give, that you sliould beg, 
 Ezra 10. 19. being//, offered a ram of the flock 
 Ps. 5. + 10. to make them g. let them fall from coun. 
 
 34. +21. they that hate the righteous shall be g. 
 109. + 7 . w hen he shall be judged, let him go out 
 Prov, .30. 10. lest he curse, and thou be found g. 
 Ezek. 22 . 4. art become//, in blood thon hast stied 
 llos. 5. + 15. I will return to the place till they be g. 
 Zech. 11.5. slay them, and hold themselves not g. 
 Mat. 23. 18. swear by the g. on it, he is g. 
 
 26. 66. they said, he is//. of death, Mark 14. 64. 
 Rom. 3. iy. all the world may become g. before G. 
 1 Cor. 11. 27- shall be g. of the body and blood of I,. 
 Jam. 2. 10. shall offend in one point, he is g.of all 
 GU1L11NES.S. 
 
 Gen. 26. 10. thou shouldest have brought g. on us 
 E.zra 9 . + 6. our/ 7 , is grown up to the heavens 
 Psal. 51. 14. deliver me from blood y. O God 
 69. + 5. and my g. is not hid from thee 
 GUILTLES.S. 
 
 Exod. 20. 7 . Lord wdll not hold him//. Dent. 5. 11 
 Num. 5. 31. then shall the man he g. from iniquity 
 .32. 22. afterward shall return and be//, before IxirU 
 Josh. 2. 19. his blood be on him, and we will be g. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 9 . band agst. Lord’s anointed and be g. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 28. 1 ami my kingdom are 9 . of blood 
 14. 9. women said, the king and Ids throne be g. 
 
 1 Kingsl. 9. liold him not g. for thou art a wise man 
 Mat. 12. 7 . ye would not have coudemued the g. 
 GULF. 
 
 Luke 16.26. between us and vou is a great g. fixed 
 GUSH, ED. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 28. till the blocd g. out upon them 
 Psal. 78. 20. he smote the rock, the waters g. out 
 
 105. 41. he opened the rock, the waters g. out 
 Isa. 48. 21. he clave the rock, and thewaters^. out 
 Jer. 9 . 18. anil our eye lids g. out with waters 
 xlcts 1. 18. he burst asunder, and his bowels//, out 
 GU I I ER. S. 
 
 Gen. .30. 38. Jacobset rods in the g. before the cattle 
 41. laid rods before the eyes of the cattle in the g. 
 
 2 N'a//i. 5.8. w ho getteth up to the g. audsmiteth 
 
 H. 
 
 IT A. 
 
 Job 39. 25. he saith among the trumpets, ha, ha. 
 HABERGl'.ON. 
 
 Exod. 28. 32. as it were the hole of an h. 39. 23. 
 Job 41.26. tJie spear, the dart, the //.cannot hold 
 HABERGEDNS. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 14.//. and bows Uzziah prepared 
 Keh. 4. 16. half of my servants held bows and h. 
 HABl l ABLE. 
 
 Prov. 8.31. rejoicing in the //. part of his earth 
 HABl 1 ALIGN. 
 
 Exod. 15. 2. he is my God, 1 will prepare him an //. 
 Lev. 13. 46. w ithout the camp shall his h. be 
 Dent. 12. 5. even to bis //. shall ye seek and come 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 29 . why kick at offerg. commanded in h. J 
 .32. and thon shalr see an enemy in my h. 
 
 2 Sam'. 15. 25. he will sliewme both it and his h. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 2. 1 have built an house of h. for thee 
 
 29 . 6. and have turned from the h. of tlie Lord 
 
 30. t 27 . prayer came up to the //. of his holiness 
 
HAD 
 
 HAL 
 
 HAN 
 
 Ezra 7.15. to God of Israel whose h. is in Jerusa. 
 Job 5. 3. foolish taking root, biitsuddenly 1 cursed h. 
 
 24. tlioii shalt visit thy /;. and slialt not sin 
 
 8. 6 . make the/(. of thy righteousness prosperous 
 18. 15. brimstone shall be scattered upon tus /i. 
 Psal. ‘26. 8. 1 have loved the /i. of thy house 
 .3.3.14. from the place of his h. he looketli 
 49. t 14. the grave an/;, for every one of them 
 C9.25. let their /;. be desolate, none dwell in tents 
 71. .3. be thou my strong /;. whereunto 1 may resort 
 89.14. and iudginent the h. of thy throne, 97. 2. 
 91. 9. thou hast made tlie most High tli.v /;. 
 
 104.12. the fowls of the heaven have their /i. 
 
 107. 7. that they might go to a city of /;. .30. 
 
 132. 5. find an/;, for the mighty God of .iacob 
 13. for the Lord hath desired it for his /;. 
 
 Prov. .3. .33. but he blesseth the /;. of the just 
 Isa. 22. 10. and that graveth an /;. for himself 
 
 27 . 10. and the /;. shall be forsaken and left 
 
 32. 18. my peojile shall dwell in a peaceable /;. 
 
 33 . 20. tiime eyes shall see lerusalem a quiet /;. 
 
 34.13. it shall be an /;. of dragons, and a court 
 
 35. 7- ill the /;. of dragons shall be grass with reeds 
 03. 15. and behold from the /;. of thy holiness 
 Jer. 9. 6. thine /;. is in the midst of deceit 
 10. 25. and they have made his /;. desolate 
 
 25. 30. the T.ord shall mightily roar on his /;. 
 
 31. 2.3. the Lord bless thee, O ft. of justice, 50. 7- 
 33. 12. the cities theret)f Ire an /;. of shepherds 
 
 41. 17 . and they dwelt in the /;. of Chimham 
 49 . 19 . he shall come aeainst/;. of strong, 50, 44. 
 50. 19 . I will bring Israel again to his /;. 
 
 45. surely he shall make their /;. desolate 
 p.zek. 16. t 3. thy /;. is of the land of Canaan 
 29.11. I will cause Egypt to return to theii- /;. 
 Amos 6. t.3. and cause tlie /;. of violence to come near 
 Ohad, .3. whose It. is high, that saith in his heart 
 llah. 3. 11. the sun and moon stood still in tlieir h. 
 Actsl. 20. it is written, let his /;. be desolate 
 17 . 26. hath determined tlie boun ^s of their /;. 
 l-'.p/i. 2. 22. for an /;. of God through the Spirit 
 Jude 6. the angels which left their own /;. 
 
 Jiev. 18. 2. Babylon is become the /;. of devils 
 y/e/y H/XBrihATION. 
 
 Exod. 15 13. thou hast guided them to thy Iw/y /;. 
 DetUAd. 15. look down from thy hoiyh. from lieav. 
 Psal. 68. 5. a Judge of widows is God in his/;»/y/;. 
 Ser. 25. 30. Lord shall utter his voice from holy h. 
 Zech. 2. 13. for he is raised up out of his holy h. 
 HABl t'ATiOIS'S. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 5. instruments of cruelty are in their /;. 
 Pxod. 12.20. in all your /;. shall eat unleav. bread 
 
 35. 3. shall kindle no fire thro’ your /;. on sabbath 
 Isum. 15. 2. when ye be come into the /;. 1 give you 
 Psal. 74 .20. dark places of earth full of /;. of cruelty 
 78. 28. he let it fall round about their /;. 
 
 Isa. 54. 2. let them stretch forth curtains of tliy /;. 
 Jer. 9. 10. for the /;. of the wilderness a lamentation 
 21. 1.3. which say, who shall enter into our h. f 
 25. 37 . and the peaceable /;. are cut down 
 49 . 20. surely he shall make their/;, desolate 
 Lam. 2. 2. Lord hath swallowed up the h. of .Iacob 
 lEzek.Q. 14. in all their/;, make the land desolate 
 Hos. 10.110. I shall bind them in tlieir two /;. 
 
 Joel 1. t 19 . fire hath devoured /;.of the wilderness 
 Amos 1. 2. the A. of tlie shepherds shall mourn 
 Luke 16. 9. they may receive you into everlasting A. 
 HAD. 
 
 Gc?z. 24.2. his servants that ruled over all that he A. 
 39. 6. he knew not ought he A. save bread he eat 
 Lrod. 16. 18. he that gathered much A. notliing 
 Dent. Xi). 15 . the Lonl A. a delight in thy fatliers 
 Josh. 6. 25. .loshua saved Uahab and all that she A. 
 7-24. Joshua took Achan and all that he A. 
 
 USam. 6. 22. of them shall 1 be A. in honour 
 12. 6. because he did this thing, and A. no pity 
 ' 2.3. 8. the names of mighty men whom David A. 
 
 2 h'niffs 9.31. she said, A. Zimri peace who slew' mast. 
 1 Chr.X'i. 14. Jmrd blessed his house and all he A. 
 
 28. 2. as tor me, I A. in my heart to build an 
 
 12. and the pattern of all tlut he A. by the .Spirit 
 Job 3. 26. I was not in safety, neither A. I rest 
 . 31. .31. if men said not, oh that we A. of his tlesh ! 
 
 42. lO. the Lorcl gave him twice as much as he A. 
 Psal.dd. 6. I said,0 that I A, wings like a dove 
 84.10.1 A. rather be a door-keeper in house of God 
 89, 7- to be A. in reverence of all them about him 
 119 . 51. the proud have A. me greatly in derision 
 
 EccI.A. l.as were oppressed, they A. no comforter 
 J-sa. .38. 17 . behold, for peace 1 A. great bitterness 
 
 59. It), we grope as if we A. no eyes, we stumble 
 
 60 . In. in my favour have I A. mercy on thee 
 Jer. 4^23.1 beheld the heavens, and they A. no light 
 
 44. 17 . for then A. we i)lenty of victuals, were well 
 Lam. \.'J. her pleasant things she A, in days of old 
 
 9. she came (lown wonderfully, A. no comforter 
 Lxek. 29.18. yet A. he no wages for the service 
 
 36. 21. but 1 A. pity for mine holy name 
 
 Jlos. 12. 3. by his strength Jacob A. pow'er with God 
 4. yea, he A. power over the angel and prevailed 
 ZecA. 1. 12. against which thou hast A. indignation 
 ■Isi'd. 2 . 15. yet/;, he the residue of the Spirit 
 
 that he A. and bought it 
 -2. 28. whose wife of seven, for they all A. her’ 
 Mark lit. -M. she of her want did cast in all she A. 
 John 4. 18. for thou hast/;, five husi)ands 
 "•4. was made whole of whatsoever disease he A. 
 nc' Hi A. the bag, and bare w'Uat was in it 
 
 j‘2. if ! A. not come they A. not A. sin 
 i7.5. the glory I A. with thee before the world was 
 believed A. all things common 
 ' or fu- shorn his head, for he A. a vow 
 
 . 0 . .6. that after examination A. I might m ite 
 Pom. 4.11. a seal he A. j-et being uncin umcised, 12. 
 
 trnit A. ye in things whereof ashamed 
 1 Cor. (. 29 . that have wives be, as tho’ they A. none 
 1 'r/ ' sentence of death in us 
 
 ^»4/;ow. 1. 9. what manner of entering in A. to you 
 xxe/>. 1 . 0 , and blessed him that/;, the promises 
 JY"’''. 7. old connnand. wdiich ye A. from begin. 
 4 Jo/m 5. that which we A. fromthe beginning 
 See All, Co.mi^assion. 
 
 TIAD.ST. 
 
 Gen. 30. .30. for it was little thou A. before 1 came 
 Psal. 44. 3. because thou A. a favour to them 
 Jer. 3. .3. and thou A. a w here’s forehead 
 lleb. 10. 8. and offering for sin thou A. no pleasure 
 HAFT. 
 
 Judo. 3.22. an;! the A. also went in after the blade 
 HAIL. 
 
 Exfld. 9.18. 1 w'ill cause it to rain a very grievous A. 
 
 2.3. the I ,ord sent thunder and A. the fire ran along 
 
 26. where children of Isi'ael were, was there no A. 
 
 29 , nor shall there be any more A.l| 33. A. ceased 
 
 10. 5. that which remaineth from the A. 12, 15. 
 
 Job .38. 22. or hast thou seen the treasures of the A. ? 
 Psal.TS. 47- he destroye<l their vines with A. 
 
 48. he gave up their cattle also to the A. 
 
 105. 32. he gave them A. for rain, and flaming fire 
 118, 8 . fire, A. snow, and vapour, fulfilling his word 
 Isa. 28. 2. which as a tempest of A. shall cast down 
 17 . the A. shall sweep away the refuge of lies 
 Ilag. 2. 17 .1 smote you with A. in all the labours 
 Pev. 8. 7 . there followed A. and fire mingled blood 
 
 11. 19 . temple was opened, and there was great A. 
 16 . 21. there fell on men a great A. out of heaven 
 
 HAIL. 
 
 Isa. 32. 19 , my people shall dwell when it shall A. 
 H AIL. 
 
 Mat. 26. 49. Judas said, A. master, and kissed him 
 
 27 . 29 . A. king of the .lews, Mark 15. 18. John 19. 3. 
 Ltike 1. 28. the angel came to Mary, and said, A. 
 HAILSfONE.S. 
 
 Josh. 10, 11. there were more which died with A. 
 Psal. 18. 12 . clouds passed, A. and coals of fire, 1.3. 
 Isa. 30. 30. the Lord shall shew indignation with/;. 
 Ezek. 1.3.11. and ye, O great A. shall fall, and a wind 
 13. there shall be great A. in my fury to consume it 
 38. 22. 1 will rain great A. fire, and brimstone 
 ''HAIR. 
 
 Lev. 1.3.3. when the A. in the plague is turned white 
 
 30. if in plague a yellow A. |1 31. no black A. in it 
 37- there is black A. grown |! 14. 8. shave off A. 9. 
 
 Nii/n. 6. 19 . after the A. of his separation is shaven 
 Jt/dg. 20.16. every one could sling stones at A. brea. 
 2 Sam. 14.11. not one A. of thy son fall to the earth 
 2f). because the A. was heavy on him, he polled it 
 1 Kings!. 52. there shall notan A. of him fall to earth 
 Neh. 1.3. 25. I plucked off their A. and made them 
 Job 4.15. then a spirit passed, A. of my tlesh stood up 
 Cant. 4.1. thy A. is as a flock of goats, 6. 5. 
 
 Isa. .3. 24. and instead of well set A. baldness 
 7 . 20. the Imrd shall shave the head, and A. of feet 
 50. 6. my cheeks to them that plucked off A. 
 
 Jer. 7 . 29 . cutoff thy A. O .lerusalem, cast away 
 E%ek. 5. 1. and divide the A, || 16. 7. thy A. is grown 
 '/.ech. 1.3. + 4. nor shall they wear a garment of A. 
 Mat. .3. 4. John had raiment of camel’s A. Mark 1.6. 
 5. .36. thou canst not make one A. white or black 
 John 11. 2. and wiped his feet vvith her A. 12. 3. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 14. if a man have long A. it is a shame 
 
 15. if a woman have long A. it is a glory to her 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 9. not with broidered A. or gold, or pearls 
 
 1 Pet. .3. .3. not of plaiting the A. and wearing gold 
 Rev. 6. 12. the sun became black as sackcloth of A. 
 
 9. 8. and they had A. as the A. of women 
 5're Goats, Head. 
 
 HAIR.S. 
 
 Gen. 42. .38. ye shall bring down my A. 44. 29, 31. 
 
 I. ev. 1.3. 21. if there be no white A. therein 
 Dcut. ,32. 25. the suckling also with man of gray A. 
 Ruth 4.115. he shall be a nourisher of thj' gray A. 
 Psal. 40. 12. are more tha.n the A. of my head, 69.4. 
 71. t 18. now to gray A. O God, forsake me not 
 
 Isa. 46. 4. and even to hoar A. will 1 carry you 
 Dan. A. .33. till A. were grown like eagle’s feathers 
 llos.'i. 9 . gray A. are Here and there upon him 
 Mat. 10 . 30. the A. of our head numbered, Luke 12.7. 
 
 J, ul.e 7- 38. did wipe them with A. of her head, 44. 
 Rev. 1. 14. his head and A. were white like wool 
 
 HAIRY. 
 
 Gen. 25. 25. the first red, all over like an A. garment 
 27 . 11. Esau is an A. man H 2,3. his hands were A. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 8. Elijah was an A. man, and girt with 
 Psal. 68. 21. the A. scalp of such a one as goeth on 
 
 HALE. 
 
 Luke 12.58. lest the adversary A. thee to the judge 
 HALING. 
 
 Acts 8.3. Saul A. men and women, committed them 
 
 HALF. 
 
 Exod. 24. 6. Moses took A. the blood, A. he sprinkled 
 .30. 23. take thou of sweet cinnamon A. so much 
 I,cv. 6. 20. A. of it in the morning, and A. at night 
 Nnm. 12. 12. of whom the flesh is A. consumed 
 .31. 29. take it of their A. and give it to Eleazar 
 Josh. 8. .3.3. A. of them over against mount Kbal 
 1 Sam. 14.14. within as it were an A. acre of land 
 ‘ZSam. 10. 4. Hamm shaved off one A. of their beards 
 
 18. .3. nor if A. of us die. will they care for us 
 
 19. 40. A. the people of Israel conducted David 
 
 1 Kings 3. 25. give A. of the child to one, A. toother 
 
 10.7. and behold, the A. was not told, 2 Chr. 9. 6. 
 
 13.8. if thou wilt give me A. thine house, I will not 
 
 16. 21. A. of the people followed Tihni, A. Omri 
 JVeh. 3. 9 . the ruler of the A. part of .lerusalem, 12. 
 
 16. A. part of Bethzur 11 I 7 . A. of Keilah, 18. 
 
 1.3. 24. children spake A. in the speech of Ashdod 
 Esth. 5. 3. to the A. of the kingdom, 7. 2. Mark 6. 2.3. 
 Psal. 55.2.3. bloody men shall not live A. their days 
 Kzek. 16. 51. nor hath Samariacommilted A. thj’ sins 
 
 , Dan. 12 . 7 . be for time, times, and an A. Rev. 12. 14. 
 IIos. 3. 2. I bought her for A. an homer of barley 
 Zech. 14. 2. A. of the city shall go into caiffivit^’ 
 
 4. A. of mount towtird the south |1 8. A. toward sea 
 Luke 10. .30. and departed, leaving him A. dead 
 
 19.8. behold, the A. of my goods 1 give to the poor 
 Rev. 8. 1. was silence about si)ace of A. an hour 
 
 11. 9. shall see dead bodies three days and an A. 11. 
 See .Shekei,, IHn, Tribe. 
 
 HALL. 
 
 Mat. 27. 27 . the soldiers took lesus into common A. 
 Mark 15. 16. the soldiers led him away to the A. 
 Luke 22. 55. had kindled a fire in the midst of the A. 
 See Judgment. 
 
 HAT.LGW. 
 
 Exod. 28. .38. which the children of Israel snali n, 
 
 . 29.1. A. them to minister to me in priest’s office 
 Lev. 22. 2. in those things which they A. to me, 3. 
 .32. 1 will be hallowed, 1 am the l.ord who A. you 
 25. 10. shall A. the fiftieth year, proclaim liberty 
 blunt. 6. 11. and he shall A. his head that same day 
 1 KhigsQ. 64. same day did king A. court, 2 Chr. 7 . 7 . 
 Jer. 17 . 22. but A. ye the sabhath-day, 24. 27. 
 
 Ezek. 20. 20. and A. my sabbaths, they shall be a sign 
 44. 24. they shall keep laws and A. my sabbatlis 
 HALLOWED. 
 
 Exod. 20. 11. T-d. blessed the sabbath-day and A. it 
 29. 21. Aaron shall be A. and his garmenis 
 Lev. 12. 4. she shall touch no A. thing, nor come 
 19. 8. because he hath profaned the A. thing of L. 
 22. 32. 1 will be A. among the children of Israel 
 bum. .3. 1,3. I A. unto me all the tirst-horn in Israel 
 5. 10 . and every man’s A. things shall be his 
 16. . 37 . take up the censers, for they are A. .38. 
 
 18. 8. of all the A. things 1 have given unto thee 
 29. even the A. part thereof out of it 
 Dent. 26. 13. I have brought away the A. things 
 1 Sam. 21. 4. is no common, but there is A. bread 
 6. so Ahimelech the priest gave him A. bread 
 
 1 Kings 9 . 3. 1 have A. this house thou hast built, 7- 
 
 2 Kings 12. 18. .lehoash took all the A. things 
 
 2 Citron. 36. 14. polluted the house of L. he had A. 
 Mat. 6 . 9 . A. be thy name, Luke 11. 2. 
 
 HA Li'. 
 
 Mat. 18. 8. is better to enter into life A. Mark 9. 45. 
 Luke 14. 21. bring in hither the A. and the blind 
 John 5.3. of A. waiting for the moving of the v ater 
 HAL!'. 
 
 To halt, to he lame on both sides. With this Elijah 
 reproaches the Israelites of the tenjrihes, 1 Kings 
 18. 21. How long halt ye hetweeii two opinions .’ 
 They did not adore God with a pure and unmi.Ted 
 worship, but were for reconciling the worship of 
 God u'ith that <f idols. God says, 1 will assemble 
 her that halteth, and her that is driven out, Mic. 
 4. 6. That is, I will restore my people of the 
 Jews, though now in a weak, banished, ajflicted 
 condition, to their former privileges, and plant 
 them in their own country ; I will determine such 
 of them to return, who .seem unresolved whether to 
 go or not. The Psalmist says, that his enemies 
 rejoiced to see him halt, Psal. 35. 15. But in mine 
 adversity, lieb. halting, they rejoiced. When 1 
 Was in great danger of falling into trouble ; when 
 I had any sickness, or ill success in my affairs. 
 And in Jer. 20. 10. All my familiars watched 
 for my halting: They lay in wait to take me 
 tripping in any thing, if they could, that they 
 might give mine adversaries any advantage against 
 me. 
 
 1 Kings X^.‘2\. how long/;, ye between two opinions? 
 Psal. 38. 17 . am ready to A. my sorrow is before me 
 HALTED. 
 
 Gen. 32. 31. as Jacob passed, he A. upon his thigh 
 Mic. 4. 7- I ■'vill make her that A. a remnant 
 HALT’E'l'll. 
 
 Mic. 4. 6. in thatday I will assemble her that A. 
 Zeph. 3.19. beliold at that time I will save hej' that A. 
 HAL'l’lNG. 
 
 Jer. 20. 10. all my familiars watched for my A. 
 HAMMER., 
 
 Jvdg. 4. 21. then Jael took an A. in her hand 
 5. 26. with A. she smote .‘'^isera, smote off his head 
 1 Kings 6. 7. was neither A. nor axe heard in house 
 Isa. 41. 7 . and he that smootheth with the A. 
 
 Jer. 2.3. 29. like a A. that breaketh rock in pieces 
 50. 2.3. how is the A. of whole earth cut asunder 
 Nah. 2. 11. the A. is come up before thy face 
 HAMMERS. 
 
 Psal. 74 . 6. break down the carved work with A. 
 Isa. 44. 12. the smith fashioneth it with A. 
 
 Jer. 10. 4. they fasten it with nails and with A. 
 HAND 
 
 Is apart of the body well known. By hand, is some¬ 
 times understood the vengeance of God exercised 
 upon any one ; 1 Sam. 5. 6, 7. T he hand of the 
 Jmrd was heavy upon them of Ashdod, after they 
 had taken the ark, and had been told that it should 
 continue to oppress them, till they should send it 
 back with presents. 
 
 To pour water on any one’s hands, signifies to sene 
 him. Thus Elisha is said to have poured water on 
 Elijah’s hands, thereby meaning that he was his 
 servant, 2 Kings .3. 11. 
 
 To wash one’s hands, denoted that the person was 
 innocent of manslaughtei , lohen the murderer was 
 not known, Deut. 21.6, 7- Pilate washed his hands. 
 Mat. 27 . 24. to denote his being innocent of what 
 was required of him, when he proceeded to condemn 
 Jesus, in whom he found nothing to deserve such a 
 sentence. Some think that Pilate, living among 
 the Jews, had learned this rite from them ; but 
 others are of opinion, that it was a ceremony used 
 in protestations of innoccncy among other people as 
 well as the 
 
 To kiss one’s hand, is an act cf adoration. Job .31.27- 
 If 1 beheld the sun when itshined, and my mouth 
 hath kissed my hand.. 
 
 To fill one’s Wond, signifies to put one in posses.sion 
 of the priesthood, to enter him in the enjoyment of 
 the sacerdotal dignity ; because in this ceremony 
 the parts cf the victim which were to he ojfercd 
 were pvt into the nerc priest's hand. Exoil,. 28.41. 
 'I hou shalt consecrate them ; in Hebrew, fill (heir 
 hand. See ff/.w.lud^. 17- 5, 12. 1 Kings 1.3. 33. 
 To lean upon any one s luuid, is a mark of famili¬ 
 arity and superiority. 'The king of Israel had one 
 of his confidents upon whom he leaned, 2 Kings 7- 
 2, 17 . And in like manner the king of .Syria lean¬ 
 ed on ‘Naaman, when he went up to the temple of 
 his god Riuunon,2 Kings b. 18. 
 
 To lift up one's hand, is a way of taking an oath 
 in u.se with all nations, Gen. 14. 22. 1 have 
 lifted up mine hands unto the Lord. It wax 
 likewise a posture used in praying tor a blessing 
 upon the people. Lev. 9. 22. Aaron lilted up 
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HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 his hands towards the people, and blessed them. 
 To litt up tlie hand against one, is to rebel 
 against him. 2 Sam. 20. 21. Hheba hath lilted 
 up Ins liand against king David. 
 
 To give one’s liand, signifies to grant peace, to 
 swear friendship, to promise all security, to make 
 alliance. 2 Kings 10. 15. Je/m said to Jehonadab, 
 Is thine heart right, as my heart is with thy 
 heart 1 If it be, give me thine hand; and he 
 gave him his hand. The .lews say, they were 
 obliged to give tlie hand to the Kgy|)tians and 
 yVssyrians, that they might procure bread: that 
 is, to surrender to them, to make an alliance with 
 them, that they might be enabled to subsist, that 
 in their extreme necessity they might preserve 
 their lives. Others think that by this phrase is 
 meant, that the .lews were glad to labour with 
 their hands, and work for them, in order to pro¬ 
 cure the necessaries (f life, Lam. 5. 6. 
 
 Riglit hand. The right hand denotes power, strength. 
 The scripture gerierally imputes to God's right 
 hand all the effects of his omnipotence. Exod. 
 
 15. 6. Thy right hand, O J.ord, is become glo¬ 
 rious in jiower; thy right hand, O J.ord, hath 
 dashed in pieces the enemy. Hce Psal. 17. 7>l 
 
 20. 6.144. .‘5. . ^ 
 
 To sit down on the right hand ot God. The Son 
 of God is often represented as sitting at the right 
 hand of his heavenly Father. Psal. 110. 1. '1 lie 
 Lord said to my l.ord, sit thou at my right 
 hand. Thou hast done thy work upon earth, no:v 
 take possession of that sovereign kingdom and glory ; 
 which by right belongeth to thee ; do thoii rule with 
 authority and honour, as thou art Mediator. 
 
 The rigiit han'l commonly denotes the south, as the 
 left hand denotes the north. For the Hebrews 
 speak of the quarters of the world in respect of 
 themselves, having their faces turned towards the 
 east, their backs to the west, their right hands le 
 the south, and their left to the north. Thus Ke- 
 dem, which signifies before, stands also for the 
 east; and Achor, -which signifies behind, marks 
 out the -west; Jamin, the right liand, is the south ; 
 and Shemol, the left hand, is the north. For 
 example; Doth not David hide himself with us 
 in strong holds in the woods, in the hill of Ila- 
 chilah, which is on the south of .leshimon i Heb. 
 on the right hand of Jeshimon. &ee E.\st. 
 
 The accuser was commonly at the right hand of the 
 accused. Psal. 109. 6. I.et Satan stand at his 
 right hand. And in Zech. .3. 1. Satan was at 
 the right hand of the high priest Joshua to ac¬ 
 cuse him. 
 
 Often, in a contrary sense, to be at one’s right hand 
 signifies to defend, to protect, to support him. 
 Psal. 16. 8. 1 109. 31. I have set the l ord alw ays 
 before me; because he is at my right hand 1 
 sliall not be moved. For he shall stand at the 
 right hand of the jioor, to save him from those 
 that condemn his soul. 
 
 To turn from the law of God, neither to the right 
 hand, nor to the left, is a frequent Scripture ex¬ 
 pression, Josh. 1. 7-123 6. 2 Kings 22. 2. The 
 -meaning is, that ice must not depart from it at 
 all, neither by attempting to go beyond it, and 
 doing more than it requires, nor by doing less. 
 But we must observe it closely, constantly, and 
 invariably, as a traveller, who does not go out of 
 his way, either to the right or to the left. 
 
 Cur Saviour, in Mat. 6. 3. to shew with what 
 privacy -we should do good works, says. That our 
 left hand should not know what our right hand 
 does. Above all things we should avoid vanity 
 and ostentation in all the good -we undertake to 
 do, and should not think that thereby we merit 
 any thing. 
 
 To stretch or spread out the hands, is sometimes a 
 gesture that denotes mercy. Isa. 65. 2. i have 
 spread out my hands all the day unto a re¬ 
 bellious people ; 1 have invited them by my pro¬ 
 phets, and used all means to allure them to my¬ 
 self. So in Prov. 1. 24. I have called, and ye 
 have refused; 1 have stretched out my hand, 
 and no man regarded. I would not put forth 
 iny hand against the Lord’s anointed, 1 would 
 not kill him, 1 Sam. 24. 10. To put forth one’s 
 hand upon any thing, to take, to steal it. Exod. 
 22. 8, 11. He shall swear that he hath not put ] 
 his hands to his neighbour’s goods. 
 
 Hand w likewise frequently taken for the power and 
 impression of the Holy Spirit felt by some pro¬ 
 phet. 1 Kings 18. 46. I he hand of the l.ord was 
 on Elijah. See 2 Kings 3. 15. Ezek. 1. 3. I 3. 14. 
 Ft is said in several places, that God gave his 
 law, or sent his orders, by the hand of Moses, or 
 some other prophet; that he spake to his people 
 by the hand of prophets, iS:c. that is, by their 
 •means, by their mouth. 
 
 Laying on hands, or imposition of hands, is un¬ 
 derstood in different ways both in the Old and 
 New Testament. (1) It is often taken for ordina¬ 
 tion and consecration of priests and ministers, as 
 well among the Jews as Christians, Num. 8. 10. 
 Acts 6. 6. 113. 3. 1 Tim. 4. 14. (2) It is sotne- 
 times also made use of to signify the establish¬ 
 ment of judges and magistrates, on whom it was 
 usual to lay hands, when they were intrusted with 
 these employments : Thus when constituted 
 
 Joshua his successor, God appointed him to laj’ 
 his hands upon him, Num. 27. 18. Jacob laid 
 his hands upon Ephraim and Manasseh, when he 
 gave them his last blessing, Gen. 48. 14. 
 
 The high priest stretched out his hands to the peo¬ 
 ple, as often as he recited the solemn form of 
 blessing. Lev. 9. 22. The Israelites -who pre¬ 
 sented sin-offerings at the tabernacle, confessed 
 their sins, while they laid their hands upon 
 them. Lev. 1. 4. This testified that the person 
 acknowledged himself -worthy^ of death, that he 
 laid his sins upon the sacrifice, that he trusted 
 in Christ for the expiation of his sins, and that 
 he devoted himself to God. IVitnesses laid their 
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 hands upon the head of the accused person, as it 
 -were to si>mi/y that they charged upon him the 
 guilt of his blood, and freed themselves from it. 
 Dent. 13.9. | 17. 7. Gur .'Sa-eiour laid his hands 
 upon the children that were presented to him, 
 and blessed them, .Mark 10. 16. And the Holy 
 Ghost was conferred on those who -were baptized, 
 by the laying on of the apostle's hands. Acts 8. 
 17-1 19. 6. . . , . 
 
 Hand when referred, I. To God, signifies, [1] Ilis 
 eternal purposes, and executiie power. Acts 4. 
 28. 30. [2] His providential hmoity and goodness, 
 Psal. 104. 28. [3] His mighty power to preserve 
 and defend, io\\n 10.28, 29. [4l His frowns 
 
 and corrections, .ludg. 2. 1.5. P.sal. .32. 4. 1 .38. 
 2. [5] His sovereign dispose, Psal. 31. 15. [6] 
 His help, Keh. 2. 8. Psal. '4. 11. [7J His fa¬ 
 vour, Luke 1. 66. [8.] His Spirit, 1 Kings 18. 
 46. Ezek. 1. .3.1 .37. 1. [9] His providence, 1 
 Chron. 29- 16. Job 2. 10. _ 
 
 Keferred, II. To men, signifieth, [1] An instru¬ 
 ment, Exod. 4. 13. Hag. 1. t 1. [2] Power, 
 
 Prov. 3. 27 . [•‘5] His help, 2 Kin'’S 15. 19. [4] 
 
 Possession, 1 Kings 11. .31. lei] Advice. 2 .Sam. 
 14. 19. [0] Tyranny, Exod. 18. 9. [7] Work, 
 Acts 20. 34. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 2. into your//.are they delivered 
 39 . 6. he left all that he had in Josepli’s //. 
 
 44. 17 . but the man in whose //. tlie cup is found 
 Exod. 6 . 1 . with a strong //. shall he drive tiiem out 
 
 13. 3. by strength of//."Lord brought out 
 
 14. 8. Israel w ent out with an high //. Num. .33. 3. 
 
 16. stretch out thine h. over the sea 
 
 t 31. Israel saw' that great //. Lord did on Egypt 
 
 17 . 116. the h. upon the throne of the Lord 
 
 19 .13. there shall nota //. touch it, but he shall 
 
 21. 24. h. for h. foot for foot, Dettf 19. 21. 
 
 28. t 41. anoint them, and fill their h. 29. + 9. 
 
 .34. 29 . two tables of the testimony in Mpses’ //. 
 
 .38. 15. on this h. and that h. were hangings 
 
 Lev. 12. t 8. if her h. find not sufhciency, then 
 
 25. 28. remain in the h. of him that bought it 
 Num. 15. + .30. soul that doeth ought wdth an high h. 
 
 .35. 117 . if he smite him with the stone of the//. 
 Deut. 13. 9 . afterwards the //. of all the people 
 25.12. thou Shalt cut olf her h. pity her not 
 .32. t 36. repent, when heseeth tneir //. is gone 
 Josh. 2. 19 . his blood on our head if any //. on him 
 Judg. 1. 35. the //. of the house of Josepli prevailed 
 4. 9. the Lord shall sell Sisera into //. of a woman 
 15.18. now fall into the //. of the uncircumcised 
 
 17 . t 5. Micah filled the //. of oneof his sons 
 20.48. Isr.-smote all that came to //. ofEenjamin 
 
 1 Bam. 12. 3. of whose //. have I received any bribe ' 
 
 13. 22. nor spear found in the //. of any of Israel 
 
 17 . 50. there was no sw ord in the //. of David 
 
 20. ig.didst hide thyself w hen the business w’as in h. 
 
 22. 17 . because their //. also is with David 
 
 2 Bam. 13.5. that I may see, and eat it at her h. 6. 
 
 14. 19. is not the h. of Joab with thee in all this? 
 
 21. 20. had on every //. six fingers, 1 Ghron. 20. 6. 
 
 24.14. let me not fall into //. of men, 1 Chr. 21.13. 
 
 1 KingsQ.. 46. kingdom established in //. of Solomon 
 13. 6. and the kine’s //. was restored again 
 
 18. 44. there ariseth a cloud like a man’s //. 
 
 22. 6. they said, go up, for the Lord shall deliver 
 
 it into the king’s //. 12, 15. 2 Ghron. 28.5. 
 
 2 Kings 7.2. lord on whose //. the king leaned, 17 . 
 13. 5. went out from under the //. of the Syrians 
 
 19 . t 26. inhabitants were short of //. Isa.'St. + 27- 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . t 24. sons of Dav. gave //. under Solom. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 5. hath Lord left you in //. of Shisliak 
 Ezra 7 . 9 . according to good //. of his God on him 
 
 9. 2. the //. of princes have been chief in trespass 
 Job 9 . 24. earth is given into the h. of the wicked 
 
 12. 6. into whose //. God bringeth abundantly 
 
 10. in whose //. is the soul of every living tiling 
 
 20. 22. every //. of the wdeked shall come on him 
 
 21.16. lo, their good is not in their //. 
 
 34. 20. the mighty shall be taken away without k. 
 . 37 . 7 . he sealeth up the//, of every man' 
 
 Psal. 31. 8. thou hast not shut me into //. of enemy 
 
 36. 11. letnot the //. of the vyicked remove me 
 
 71 . 4. deliv. me out of //. of wicked, 82. 4.1 97- 10. 
 123. 2. as eyes of servants look tothe//. of masters 
 127 . 4. as arrows are in the h. of a mighty man 
 149. 6. let atw'o-edged sword be in'their h. 
 
 Prov. 6.3. when thou art come into //. of thy triend 
 
 10. 4. he becometh poor that dealeth with a slack 
 
 //. but the //. of the diligent maketh rich 
 
 11. 21. tho’ //. join //.wicked not unpunished, 16. 5. 
 
 12. 24. the //. of the diligent shall bear rule 
 
 17 .16. why a price in //. of a fool to get wisdom ? 
 
 26. 0. as a thorn goeth up into the //. of adrunkard 
 Eccl. 4. 11. on the //.of their oppressors was power 
 Isa. 10. 5. the staff in their //. is my indignation 
 
 13. 2. shake the //. tliat they may go into the gates 
 
 14. 26. and this is the h. that is stretched out 
 19 . 4. 1 w'ill give over into the //. of a cruel lord 
 28.2. Ld. shall cast down to the earth with tlie //. 
 
 Jer. 12. 7- have given dearly belov. into //. ot ene. 
 
 18. 4. vessel was marred in the //. ot the potter 
 
 6. as clay in the potter's h. so are ye in mine 
 
 21. 5. with an outstretched //. I will fight ag. you 
 26. 24. the //. of Ahikam was with Jereniiah, not to 
 
 give him into h, ot people to put him to death 
 50. 15.shout agst. her round, she hath given her //. 
 Lam. 5. 6. we have given the h. to the Egyptians 
 12. princes are hanged up by their h. 
 
 Ezek. 2. 9 . an //. was sent me, and lo, a roll 
 8. 3. and he put forth the form of an h. 10. 8. 
 
 16. 49 . nor did she strengthen the //. of the needy 
 21. t 14. prophesy, and stnite //. to //. together 
 24. 1 say, ye shall be taken with the //. 
 
 28. 9. be no god in the //. of him tliatslayeth thee 
 .34. 10. behold, I will require my fiock at their 
 
 37 . 19- take the stick which is in the //. of Ephraim 
 40.5. and in the man's //. a measuring reed ^ 
 
 Han. 5. ,5. there came forth the fingers of a man s //. 
 
 23. God, in whose//.thy breath is, hast notglont. 
 8. 25. but he shall be broken without h. 
 
 10. 10. behold, an //. touched me, which set me 
 
 Joels. 8. sell sons and daughters into //. ot Judab 
 Mic. 2. 1. because it is in the power of their //. 
 Zsch. 4.10. shall see plummet in //. of Zerulibabel 
 Mat. 8.15. he touched her h. j! 22. 13. bind him //. 
 Mark 3.1. a man who had a withered h. 3. Luke 6.8, 
 
 14.41. the .Son of man is betrayed into //. of sinners 
 Luke 1. 1. as many have taken in //. to set torth 
 
 74 . being delivered out of the //. of our enemies 
 22.21. the //. of him that betiayeth me is \iith mo 
 John 10. .39- but he escaped out of their //. 
 
 11.41. that was dead came forth, bound //. and foot 
 Acts 12. 17 . Peter beckoning to them witli the h. 
 
 1 Cor. 12.15. because 1 am not the//. I am not body 
 21. eye cannot say to the //. I have no need of thee 
 Gal. 3. 19 . ordained by angels in the //. of a mediator 
 Rev. 10. 8. take little book open in //. of the angel 
 17 . 4. the woman, having a golden cup in her//. 
 19 .2. hath avenged the blood of ser^ ants at her h. 
 At HAND, or at the HAND. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 5. at the h. ot every beast I w ill require it, 
 at the h. of man, at the h. of man’s brother 
 
 27 .41. the days of niourning for my fatlier are at h. 
 33. 19 . field Jacob bought A. of child, of 11 amor 
 
 Heut. 15. 9 . saying, the year of release is at h. 
 
 32. .'15. for the day of their calamity is at h. 
 
 1 Bam. 9 .8. 1 have here at h. fourth part of a shekel 
 
 20.16. let Lord require it at h. of David’s enemies 
 
 2 Kings 9.7. may avenge blood at the h. of Jezebel 
 Neh. 11 . 24. Pethahiah was at the king's //. in all 
 Isa. 1.3. 6 . day of Lord is at h. Joel 1.15. Zeph. 1.7 
 Jer. 23. 23. am 1 a God at h. and not a God alar oft > 
 Ezek. 12.23. the days are at h. and effect of vision 
 
 33. 6. but his blood will I require at w-atchman’s //, 
 .36. 8. and yield fruit, for they are at h. to come 
 
 Joel 2.1. the (lay of the Lord cometh, it is nigh ath. 
 Mat. 3. 2. kingdom of heaven is at h. 4. 17. 110. 7. 
 
 26. 18. my time is at h. || 45. the hour is at h. 
 
 46. he is at h. that doth betray me, Mark 14. 42. 
 
 Mark 1. 15. kingdom of God is at h. Luke 21. 31. 
 Luke 21. .30. that summer is now nigh at h. 
 
 John 2.13. and the Jews’ passover was at //. 11.55. 
 
 7 . 2. now the Jews’ feast of tabernacles was at h. 
 
 19 . 42. for the sepulchrfe was nigh at h. 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. the night is far spent, the day is at lu 
 P//»/.4.5. let moderation be known, the l^rd is a/A, 
 2 Thess. 2. 2. as that the day of Christ is at h. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6. the time of my departure is at h. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 7 . the end of all things is at h. be ye sober 
 Rev. 1. 3. for the time is at h. 22. 10. 
 
 By the HAN D. 
 
 Exod. 4.13. send by h. of him whom thou wilt send 
 .38. 21. sum of Tabernacle counted by k. ot Ithamar 
 Lev. 8.36. which Lord commanded by h. of Moses,. 
 
 10. 11.1 26. 46. Num. 4. 37 , 45. 49. I 9. 
 23. 110. 13.1 1:5. 23. | 16. 40.1 27- 23. | 
 .36. 13. Josh. 14. 2. | 20. 2. | 21. 2, 8. I 
 22 . 9 . Judg. 3. 4. 1 Kings a. R.i, 56. 
 2 Chron. 33. 8.1 35. 6. Neh. 9 . 14. 
 Psal. 77 . 20. 
 
 16. 21. send him away by the h. of a fit man 
 Jo.sh. 20. 9 . not die by the h. of the avenger of blood 
 Judg. 16. 26. Samson said to lad that held by the h. 
 
 1 Bam. 18.25. make Dav. fall by the //. of Philistines 
 
 27 . 1. 1 shall one day perish by the h. of Saul 
 
 2 Bam. 3.18. by the h. of my servant David I w ill save 
 10. 2. David sent to comfort him by h. of servants , 
 
 11.14. David wrote a letter, sent it by h. of Uriah 
 12. 25. he sent by the h. of N athan the prophet 
 21. 22. they fell by the h. of David, 1 Chr. 20. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 25. Solomon sent by the h. of Benaiah 
 14.18. which he spake by the h. of his serv. Ahijah 
 16. 7 . also by the h. of .lehu came word of the Lord 
 
 2 Kings 14. 25. which he spake by the h. of Jonah 
 27 . he saved them by the h. of Jeroboam 
 
 2 Chr. 10.15. word which he spake by h. of Ahijah 
 12. 7- not pour out w rath by the h. of Shishak 
 Ezra 1.8. bring out vessels by the h. of Mithredath 
 
 8. 33. the vessels weighed by the h. of Meremoth 
 Job 8. t20. nor wdll he'take ungodly by the h. 
 Prov. £6. 6. that sendetli a message by h. of a fool 
 Isa. 51. 18. nor any that taketh her by the h. 
 
 Jer. 27 .3. send yokes by the h. of the messengers 
 
 31.32. in the day I took them by the h. Heb. 8. 9. 
 Ezek. 25.14. my vengeance on Edom by h. of Israel 
 30.12.1 will lay the land waste by h. of strangers 
 Hos. 12. + 10. used similitudes by the h. of prophets 
 Mat. 9 . 25. he went in and took her by the h. Mark 
 
 1. 31. 1 5. 41. Luke 8. 54. 
 Mark 8.23. he took the blind man by h. and led him 
 9. 27 . -Jesus took him that was possessed by the k. 
 Acts 7 . 35. send to be a deliverer by h. of the angel 
 
 9 . 8. he saw- no man, but they led him by the h. 
 
 13.11. he wentseeking some to lead him by the h. 
 Col. 4.18. the salutation by the h. of me, Paul 
 
 Bee Chaldkans, Enemy. 
 
 IIA'N D joined with enemies. 
 
 1 Sam. 4.3. the ark of the covenant may save us out 
 
 of the //. of our enemies, 12.10. 2 Bam. 3.18. 
 
 12.11. deliv. you out of //. of e. 2 Kings 17, 39. 
 
 2 Bam. 18.119. Lord judged him from //. of enemies 
 19. 9 . the king saved us out of the h. of our enemies 
 
 2 Kings 21. 14. I will deliver them into the k. of 
 their enemies, 2 Chron. 25. 20. Neh. 9. 27. 
 Neh. 9 . 28. leftest thou them in //. of their enemies 
 Ps. 31.15. deliver me from the //. of mine enemies 
 Jer. 20. 5. I will give this city into tlie h. of their 
 enemies, 21. 7-1 -34. 20, 21. Ezek. .39. 23. 
 44.30. I will give Pharaoh into //. of his enemies 
 Mtc. 4.10. redeem thee from the h. of thy enemies 
 Luke 1. 74 . delivered out of the h. of our enemies 
 From the HAND. 
 
 Gen. 32.11. deliv'er me from h. of my brother Esau 
 IJeuf.I.S. L. redeemetf you ■//•(////r//« A. of Pharaoh 
 Judg. 8.22. thou hast delivered us from/i. of Midian 
 1 A////.25.39. pleaded my reproach from //. of Nabai 
 Job 5.15. he saveth the ^oor from the h. of mishty 
 6. 23. or redeem me from the h. of the mighty 
 Ps. 22. +. 20. deliver my darling/row //. of the dog 
 49 .115. God will redeem m 3 ' soiil/row //. of giave 
 89.48. deliver his soul from the h. of the grave 
 106 .10. he saved them Jrom the h. of liini that hated 
 them, and redeemed tliem from h. of the enemy 
 
HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 Ps. 144- 7 . deliver me/>v)we h. of strange children, 11. 
 Prov. 6. 5. deliver tliyself as a roe from h. of hunter 
 /er. 20.13. he hath delivered poor/row /;. of evil 
 
 31.' 11. from h. of him that was stronger than he 
 Pan. 6. t 27 . delivered Daniel from h. of the lions 
 Hos.Vi. 114.1 will ransom them from h. of the grave 
 Luke 1. 71 . be saved from the h. of all that hate us 
 n AlSi D 0 /f lorf. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 11. A. of God was heavy on them of Ashdod 
 
 2 Chr. 30.12. h. of God was to -dve them one lieart 
 £zra 7 . 9 . according to the good h. of God, Neh. 2.8. 
 
 8.18. by good h. of God upon us, the 3 ' brought ns 
 
 22. h. of 'God is upon all them for good that seek 
 
 31. the h. of God is upon us, and he delivered us 
 JSeh. 2.18. tnen I told them of the h. of God on me 
 Job 2. 10. shall we receive good at the h. of God ' 
 
 19.21. have pity on me, h. of (jod hath touched me 
 
 27 . 11. 1 will teach you by the h. of God 
 
 Eccl. 2.24. this 1 saw that it was horn the h. of God 
 
 9 . 1. the wise and their works are in the h. of (!od 
 Jsa. 62. 3. shalt be aroyal diadem in h. of thy God 
 Markl(). 19. into heaven, and sat on right A. oj God, 
 Rom. 8. .34. Col. 3.1. Heb. 10.12. 1 Pei. 3.22. 
 Jlctxi. 33. being by the right A. of God exalted 
 7 . 55 . saw Jesus standing on the risht A. of God, 56. 
 1 Pet. 5. 6. humble yourselves under the A. of God 
 His HAISU. 
 
 Gen. 3.22. lest he put forth his h. and take tree of life 
 
 16. 12. his A. will be against every man, and every 
 
 man's hand against him 
 
 19. 16. while he lingered, men laid hold on his h. 
 
 24. 10. all the goods of his master were in hish. 
 
 32. 13. .lacob took of that which came to his h. 
 
 .39. 3. Lord made all that he did prosper in hish. 
 41. 42. Pharaoh took the ringotf his h. and put it 
 
 pxod. 4. 4. he put forth his A. if became a rod in his h 
 
 6. when he took it out, Aw A. was leprous as snow 
 
 20. Moses took the rod of God in his h. 
 
 8. 6. Aaron stretclied out his A. over the \vaters, I 7 . 
 
 10.22. Moses stretched forth his A. toward heaven 
 , 17 . 11. when Moses held up his li. let dowm his h 
 ' 21 . 13. but God delivered him into his h. 
 
 16. if found in his h. |120. he die under hish. 
 
 22. 4. if the theft be certainly found in his A. alive 
 
 8. to see whether he hath put his A. to goods, 11 
 
 24.11. on the nobles of Israel he laid not his h. 
 
 32.15. two tables of testimony' <were in his A. .34.4. 
 
 Lev. 1.4. he shall put Aw A. on head of burnt-otfering 
 5.1 7 . if his h. cannot reach to sufficiency of a lamb 
 16. t32. the priest whom he shall fill his A. 
 
 Ifum. 5. 18. priest shall have in his A. bitter water 
 
 6. 21. besides that that his A. shall get 
 
 21. 26. and had taken all his land out of his A. 
 
 22. 23. his sword drawn in his A. 31. 1 Chr. 21.16 
 
 25. 7 . Phinehastook a javelin in his h. and went 
 Pent, 19. 5. his A. fetcheth a stroke with the axe 
 Josh. 5. 13. a man with his sword drawn in his h. 
 
 8. 26. Joshua drew not Aw A. back till destroyed 
 
 20. 5. shall not deliver the slayer up into Ms h. 
 Judg. 6. 21. put forth the end of the staff in his A. 
 
 7 . 14. into his A. hath God delivered Midian 
 
 1 Sam. 6 .3. known why his A. is not remov. from 3 'ou 
 
 9. that it is not his h. that smote us, but chance 
 14. 26. but no man put his A. to his mouth 
 
 27 . but Jonathan put Aw A. to his mouth 
 
 16. 16. that he shall play with hish. thou be well 
 23. took an harp and played with his A. 18.10. 
 
 17 . 40. David took his staff and his sling in his A, 
 57 . with the head of the Philistine in his A. 
 
 19. 5. he put his life in hish. and slew tlie Philistine 
 23. 16, and .lonathan strengthened his A. in God 
 2 Sam. 6. 6. Uzzah put Aw A. to ark, 1 Chr. 1.3.10. 
 
 1 Kitigs 8. 15. and hath wdth his A. fulfilled it 
 11. 34. nor take the whole kingdom out of his A. 
 
 13.4. his h. whicli he put forth against him dried up 
 
 2 Kings5. 11. call on Ld. and strike his h. over place 
 
 10. 15. he gave, him Aw A. took him up in chariot 
 
 11. 8. ye shall compass the king every man with 
 
 his weapons in his A. 11. 2 Chron. 23. 7- 
 
 14. 5. the kingdom was confirmed in his A. 
 
 15. 19 . his A. inight be with him to confirm kingdom 
 
 18. 21. on which if a man lean will go into his h. 
 
 19. 19 .1 beseech thee, save us out of Aw A. 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 19. made me understand by his A. on me 
 29 . t 5. who is willing to fill his A. this day \ 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 19. Uzziah had a censer in his A. 
 
 .36. 17- he gave them all into his h. 
 
 Neh. 6. 5. sent his servant with open letter in Aw A. 
 Job 6. 9. he would let loose his A. and cut me ofif 
 
 15. 23. the day of darkness is ready at his A, 
 
 25. for he stretcl.eth out his A. against God 
 
 20.13. Aw A. hath formed the crooked serpent 
 22. he would fain flee out of his h. 
 
 2a. 9 . he putteth forth his A. upon the rock 
 Psal. . 37 . 24. the Tx)rd upholdeth him with his A. 
 33. the Lord will not leave him in his A. 
 
 78. 42. they remembered not his h. nor the dav 
 89.25.1 will set Aw A. also in the sea, and right hand 
 95. 4. in his A. are the deep places of the earth 
 7 . sheep of his A. to-day it ye will hear his voice 
 106. 26. therefore he lifted up Aw A. against them 
 129. 7 . wherewith the mower filleth not Aw A. 
 Prov. 7 . t 20. hath taken a bag of money in his A, 
 19. 24. a slothful man hideth his A. 26. 15. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 14. begets a son, and nothing is in his A. 
 
 15. nothing which he may carry awa}' in hish. 
 Cant. 5. 4. my beloved put in Aw A. by holeof door 
 Isa.b. 2b. his anger not turned away, but his A. is 
 stretched out still, 9. 12, 17, 21.1 10. 4. 1 14. 27. 
 
 10. .32. he shall shake his A. against mount /ion 
 
 11. 11. Lord shall set his A. again the second time 
 15. and he shall shake his A. over the river 
 
 22. 21. I will commit thy government into his A 
 28. 4. while it is yet in his A. he eateth it up 
 .31.3. when the Lord shall stretch out Aw A. 
 
 . 37 . 20. therefore, O Lord,save us from hish. 
 
 40. 12. who measured waters in hollow of his A. 
 44. 5. another shall subscribe with his A. to Lord 
 49. 2. in the shadow of his A. hath he hid me 
 53. 10. the pleasure of Ix)rd shall prosper in his A. 
 56. 2. and keepeth his A. from' doing any evil 
 Jer. 27 . 8. till 1 have consumed them by his h 
 
 Lam. 1.14. yoke of my transgression bound by A. A. 
 
 2. 8 . he hath not withdrawn his A. rrom destroying 
 3 ! 3 . he turneth his A. against me all the day 
 Ezek. 8 .11. even every man with his censer in his A. 
 
 9 " l.’every man with his destroying weapon in A. A. 
 
 17 . 18. despiseth oath, when lo, he had given hish. 
 
 .30. 22. I will cause the sword to fall out of Aw A. 
 
 24. 'and I will put my sword in his A. 
 
 46 . 7 . for lambs according as his A. shall attain unto 
 
 Pan.l.Sb. none can stay A. A. or say ,what doest thou' 
 
 8. 4. neither any thatcouhi deliver outot his h. 7 . 
 
 25. he shall cause craft to prosper in Aw A. 
 
 11. 11. but the multitude shall be given into A;.? A. 
 
 41. but these shall escape out of A. A. even Edom 
 
 Hos. 7 . 5. he stretched out his A. with scorners 
 
 12. 7 . the balances of deceit are in his A. 
 llab. 3. 4. he had horns coming out of his A. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 15. passeth her shall hiss and wag his A. 
 Zech. 8.4. every man with .staff in his A. for very age 
 
 14.13. his A. rise up ag. the hand of his neighbour 
 Mat. 3. 12. whose fan is in his A. Luke 3. I 7 . 
 
 26. 23. he that dippeth his A. with me in the dish 
 Mark^. 5. and his A. was restored vyhole, Luke jo. 10. 
 
 7 . 32. they beseech him to put Aw A. upon him 
 J^vke 9. 62. no man having put his A. to the plough 
 
 15. 22. put a ring on Aw A. and shoes on his feet 
 John. 3, 35. and hath given all things into his h. 
 
 18. 22. an officer struck him with the palm of his A. 
 Acts7. 25. how God by his A. would deliver them 
 
 28. 3. a viper fastened on his A. j| 4. hang on his A. 
 V\ev. 6. 5. he that sat had a pair ot balances in his A. 
 10. 2. and he had in his A. a little book open 
 14. 9. receive his mark in his forehead, or in his A. 
 14. having golden crown, and in A. A. sharp sickle 
 20. 1. an angel came with a great chain in his h. 
 
 IIAlSi D'e/tAe Lord, or Lord's HAND. 
 
 Exod. 9. 3. the A. of the Lord is upon thy cattle 
 
 16. 3. would to God we had died by A. of the Lord 
 Num. 11.23. said to Moses, is Lord's A. waxed short' 
 Pent. 2.15. A. of the L. was against them to destroy 
 Josh. 4.24. all people know that A. of Lm/i is mighty 
 
 22. 31. ye have delivered Israel out of A. of the L. 
 Judg. 2. 15. the A. of the Lord was ag. them for evil 
 Ruth 1.1.3. the A. of the Lord is gone out against me 
 1 Sam. 5. 6. A. of L. was heavy on them of Ashdod 
 9 . A. of L. was against tlie city with destruction 
 7 1.3 the A. of the Lord wa.s against the Philistines 
 
 12. 15. then shall thd A. of the Lord be against you 
 ’ Sam. 24.14. let ns fall into A. of L. 1 Chr. 21. 13. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 46. the A. of the Lord was on Elijah 
 
 2 Kings .3. 15. that the A. of L. came upon Elisha 
 Ezra7. 6. king granted according to A. of L. on him 
 Job 12. 9. A. <f Lord hath wrought this, Isa. 40. 20. 
 Psal. 7b. 8. in the A. of the Lord there is a cup 
 Prov. 21. 1. king’s heart is in the A. of the Lord: 
 
 Isa. 19. 16. because of the shaking of the A. of Lord 
 25.10. in this mountain shall the h. of the X. rest 
 40. 2. slie hath received of the Lord's A. double 
 51. 17 . hast drunk at A. of Lord the cup of his fury 
 
 59.1. Lord's A. is not shortened, that it cannot save 
 62. .3. thou shalt be a crow n of glory in A. of Lord 
 66. 14. A. of Lord shall be knowm toward servants 
 
 Jer. 25.17. then took I the cup at the I,ord's A. 
 
 51. 7 . Babylon hath been a golden cup in Lord's A. 
 Ezek. 1. 3. the A. of the Lord was there upon him 
 3.14. the h.of the L. was upon me, 22.1 8.1.1 37-1. 
 3.3 20 . the A. of the Lord was on me in the evening 
 
 40.1. the self-same day the A. of I.ord was with him 
 Luke 1. 66. and the A. of the I.ord was with him 
 jlcts 11. 21. the A. of the I,ord was with them 
 
 13. 11. behold, the A. of the Lord is upon thee 
 See Lav, or I.aid. 
 
 Left HAND. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9. if thou wilt take left A. T will go to right 
 
 14. 15. Hobah which is on left A. of Damascus 
 24. 49. that I may turn to the right A. or to the left 
 48. 13. Joseph took Ephraim in his right hand to 
 
 ward Israel’s left A. and Manasseh in his left A 
 14. Israel laid his left h. upon Manasseh’s head 
 Exod. 14. 22. waters a wall on the right A. and left 
 Lev. 14. 15. pour the oil into his own left A. 27. 
 Num. 20. 17 . we will not turn to the right A. nor to 
 the left. Pent. 2. 27. I 5. 32. 1 17- 11, CO. I 28. 14. 
 22. 26. no way to turn either to right A. or lejt 
 Josh. 1. 7 . turn not from it to right A. or to left, 
 that thou mayest prosper, 23. 6. 1 Sam. 6.12. 
 Prov. 4. 27 . , , , 
 
 Judg. 3. 21. Ehud put forth left A. and took dagger 
 
 7 . 20. the companies held lamps in their left A. 
 
 16. 29 . Samson took hold of other inllar with left A. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.19. he turned not to left h. from following 
 14. 19 . none can turn to the right A. or to the left 
 16. 6. all the miirhty men were on rieht A. ami left 
 
 1 Kings 22. 19. host of heaven on his left A. 2 Chr. 
 
 18. 18. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 2. .Tosia-h turned not to the right A. or left 
 2.3. 8. which were on a man’s left A. at the gate 
 
 1 Chr. 6. 44. the sons of Merari stood on the left A. 
 12. 2. they could use both right A. and left in hurl. 
 
 2 Chr. 3. 17 . he called name of that on left A. Boaz 
 4. 6. and he put five on the left A. to wash in them 
 
 7 . five candlesticks on the right, five on the left A. 
 Neh. 8 .4. Ezraon pulpit, on his left A. stood Pedaiah 
 Job 23. 9. on left A. he dotli work, not behold him 
 Prov. . 3 . 16. and in her left h. riches and honour 
 Eccl. 10. 2. but a fool’s heart is at his left A. 
 
 Cant. 2. 6. left A. is under my head, right embraces 
 
 8. 3. his left A. untlermy head, right embrace me 
 9 . 20 . he shall eat on left A. and not be satisfied 
 
 .30. 2i. ears hear a word, w hen ye turn to the left A. 
 51. .3. thou shalt break forth on the light A. and left 
 Ezek. 16. 46. tier daughters dwell at thy left A. 
 
 21. 16. go thee either on the right A. or on the left 
 30. 3. 1 will smite thy how out of tliy left A. 
 
 J)an. 12. 7 . when he held up his left h. fi) heaven 
 Jonah 4.11. cannot discern between right A. and left 
 Zech. 12.6. shall dev. ail people on right A. and left 
 Mat. 6. 3. let not left h. know what thy right doeth 
 20. 21. one on right A. other on left, Mark 10. 37. 
 *23. to sit on right A. and left not mine, Mark 10. 40. 
 25. 33. he shall set sheep on his right A. goats on left 
 41. he shall say to them on left n. depart from me 
 
 Mat. 27 .38. were two thieves, one crucified on right 
 A. other on the lejt, Mark 15. 27. Luke 23. .33. 
 Acts 21. 3. we left Cyprus on the itjt A. and sailed 
 2 Cor. 6 . 7 . armour of nghteousn. on right A. and left 
 See LiI'T hand or hands. 
 
 Mighty HAND. 
 
 Exod. 3. 19 . will not let you go, no not with mighty h, 
 .32.11. people thou bnnightest forth with mighty A. 
 Pent. 3. 24. hast began to shew servant thy mighty h 
 4. 3t. assayed to take him a nation by a mt(,hty h. 
 b. 15. God brouglit thee out of Egj’pt by a. mighty 
 A. 6. 21. 17. 8, 19.1 9. 26. 111. 2. 1 26. 8. | 
 
 .34. 12. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. .32. stranger that is come for thy mighty h. 
 Ezek. 20. .33. with a mighty A. will 1 rule over you 
 .34. and I will bring you out with a mighty h. 
 
 Pan. 9 . 15. brought you out of Egypt with mighty h. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 6. humble yourselves vecA^r mighty h.oiG. 
 Mine and my HAN 1). 
 
 Gen. 14. 22. I have lifted up mine A. unto the Lord 
 
 21. .30. seven ewe-lambs shalt thou take of my A. 
 
 31. 29 . it is in the power of my A. to do you hurt 
 .39. i bear loss, ot my A. didst thou require it 
 
 33. 10. I pray thee, receive my present at my A. 
 
 42. . 37 . deliver him into my A, I will bring him thee 
 4.3. 9. I’ll be surety, of my A. shalt thou require him 
 Exod. 7 . 17 . I’ll smite with the rod that is in mine A. 
 
 15. 9 . my h. shall destroy them 1| I 7 . 9. rod in mine A. 
 .33.22. 1 w'ill cover thee wdth my A. while 1 pass 
 
 23. 1 will take awmy mine A. and thou shaft see 
 Num.21.2. if thou wilt deliver this people into myh. 
 
 22. 29. 1 would there were a sword in mine A. 
 I>e?/c' 8 . 17 . might of myh. hath gotten me this wealth 
 
 10. .3. w'ent up, having the two tables in mine h. 
 
 32. .39. nor and deliver out of my A. Jsa. 43. 1.3. 
 
 40. 1 lift up my A. to heav. and say, 1 live for evei 
 
 41. and if mine A. take hold on judgment 
 Judg. 6. .36. if thou wilt save Israel by my A. .37. 
 
 7 . 2. lest vaunt, saying, mine own A. hath saved me 
 
 8. 7 . when Lcrci hath delivered Zeba into mine h 
 
 9. 29. would to God this people were under myh. 
 12. 3. and the Lord delivered them into my A. 
 
 17 . 3. dedicated the silver to the Lord from my h. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 5. that ye have not found ought in my A. 
 
 17 . 46. Lord wdll deliver thee this day into mine h. 
 
 18. 17 . .Saul said, let not mine A. be upon hina 
 21. 4. there is no common bread under mine A. 
 23.7. God hath delivered him into mine A. 
 
 24. 6. to stretch mine A. against Lord’s anointed 
 
 11. see skirt in mine A. no transgression in m. h. 
 
 12. but mine A. shall not he upon thee, 13. 
 
 26.18. what have 1 done ? what evil is in mine A. ? 
 
 23. Lord delivered thee into my h. to-day, 24.10. 
 
 28. 21.1 have put my life in myh. and'hearkened 
 
 2 Sam. .3.12. my A. shall be with thee to bring Israel 
 
 5. 19 . wdlt thou deliver the Philistines into mine h.? 
 
 1 will doubtless deliver, 1 Chron. 14. 10 
 
 18.12. yet not put forth mine A. against Absalom 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 6. that my A. may be restored rne again 
 
 2 Kings b. 18. he leaneth on myh. in house of Riimn. 
 
 18. 31. have they delivered Samaria out of my A. ? 
 
 .35. have delivered their country out of my h. that 
 the I... should deliver .lerusalem out of mine h. 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 18. given inhabitants of land into my It. 
 
 2 Chr. .32.15. shall G. deliver you out of my A. '! 17. 
 Job 1.3. 14. wherefore do I put my life in mine h. ? 
 
 29. 20. and my bow w’as renewed in my h. 
 
 31.25. rejoiced because mine A. had gotten much 
 
 27 . or mv mouth hath kissed my A. 
 
 .33. 7 . neither shall myh. be heavy upon thee 
 Psal. 77 . t 2. my A. ran in the night, and ceased not 
 81. 14. and turned my A. against their enemies 
 89. 21. with whom myh. shall be established 
 119.109. my soul is continually in my A. 
 
 Prov. 1.24.1 have stretched out my A. none regarded 
 Isa. 1.25. 1 will turn myh. uponmeand purgedross 
 
 10. 10. as my A. hath found the kingdoms of idols 
 
 13. by the strength of my A. 1 have done it 
 l l.my A. hatli found as a nest the riches of people 
 
 36. 19 . have they delivered Samaria out of wy A. ? 
 20. that T^. should deliver Jerusalem out of A. 
 
 48.13. mine A. also hath laid foundation of earth 
 50. 2. is myh. shortened 1| 11. this ye have oftny A. 
 51.16. have covered thee in the shadow of mine h. 
 66. 2. all those hath mine h. made. Acts 7- 5n._ 
 
 Jer. 6. 12.1 will stretch out my A. 15. 6.! 51.25. 
 
 16. 21. will cause them to know mine A. and might 
 
 18.6. so are ye in mine A. O house of Israel 
 
 25. 15. take the wine-cup of this fury at myh. 
 E.zek. 6. 14. so will 1 stretch out myh. upon them 
 
 12. 7 . in the even I digged thro’ the wall with my h. 
 13. 9. mineh. shall be upon prophets that see vanity 
 
 20.5.1 lifted up mine A. saying, 1 am the I.ord your 
 God, 6. 23,28,42.1 36.7.1 44.12. 1 47- 14. 
 
 22. T withdrew nty A. and wrought tor name s saae 
 
 22.1.3.1 have smitten mine A. at thy dishonest gain 
 . 37 . 19. one stick, and they shall be one in mine h. 
 
 Ilos.2. 10. none, shall deliver her out ot 7 «/hc A. 
 Amos 1 . 8 . I will turn mine A. against Pkron 
 9. 2. tho’ into hell, thence shall mine A. take them 
 Zech. 2. 9. behold, I will shake mine h. on them 
 13. 7 . I will turn mine A. upon the little ones 
 John 10. 28. nor shall any pluck them out of myh. 
 29 . none is able to pluck them out ot my l atiier sA. 
 00 . 25. except I shall thrust wy A. into his side 
 
 1 Cor. 16.21. the salutation of me Paul with mine 
 ow n A. the grace of Lord .1. C. 2 7 W i'. 3. 17 . 
 
 Gal. 6. 11. 1 have written with my A. Philcm. 19. 
 Gnr HAN D. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 27 . let notet/r A. be on him, he is our brother 
 4.3. 21. and we have brought it again in our A. 
 Num. .31. + 49. taken sum of men ot w ar under our A. 
 Pent . 32 . 27 . lest adversaries should say,oi/jA. isliiuli 
 Judg. 16.2.3. our god hathdelivered .Sams. intoiwA. 
 *1 .Sam. 14. 10. L. hath deliv. them into our A. M. 23. 
 .Jer. 11. 21. prophesy not. that thou tlie not byi ur h. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 16. to boast in things made ready to our h. 
 Out if 11 AN D, or out of the HAND. 
 
 Gen. 48. 22. which I took out cf the A.ot Amorite 
 I'.xod. 2. 19 . Egyptian delivered us ettt rf h. ofshep. 
 3. 8. to deliver'thein out ofb. of I'gy ptians, 14. .‘kl. 
 Num. b. 25.takejealousy-offeriiigci<t c/woman s A. 
 
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HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 Kum. 11. 15. if thus, kill me, I pray thee, out of h. 
 35. 25. deliver him ovt of h. of the aven^. of blood 
 Jos/i. 9. 26. deliver tliem out of the h. ot Israel 
 Judg. 2. 16. judges which delivered tliem out of the h. 
 
 6. 9. 1 delivered you out of the h. of Eeyptians 
 13.5. deliver Israel out of the h. of the Philistines 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 8. who shall deliv. usew/ e//oof these gods.' 
 
 17 . . 37 . L. will deliver me out of h. of this Philistine 
 
 2 i’afw. 12.7- Idelivered thee e/A. of .Saul, 22. 1. 
 
 23. 21. plucked the spear out of the Egyptian’s h. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 12. will rend V.m".out of h. of bolom. 31. 
 
 22. 3. we take it not out of h. of the king of Syria 
 
 2 Kings 13. 25. took again out of h. of llen-hailad 
 
 20. 6. out of h. of the king of Assyria, Isa. .38. 6. 
 Psal.'il. 4. deliver me out of the h. of the wicked 
 
 82. 4. rid them cut of the h. of the wicked 
 
 97. 10. he delivereth them out of h. of the wicked 
 Jer. 15. 21. 1 will tleliver tiiee out of h. of the wicked 
 
 21.12. him spoiled out of h. of the oppressor, 22. .3. 
 32. 4. not escape out ofh.ot' Chaldeans, 38. 18,23. 
 
 Lam. 5. 8. none doth deliver us out (/their h. 
 Zech. 11. 6. out ((/ their h. 1 wdl not deliver tliem 
 John 10.39. to take him, but he escaiied ora ('/ their h. 
 Acts 12. 11. deliver me out of the h. of Herod 
 iiev. 8. 4. ascended before C. out c/angers h. 10.10. 
 Right HAM). 
 
 Cen. .35. f 18. .lacob called liiin son of the right h. 
 48. 14. put his rn;/'/ h. on Ephraim’s head, 18. 
 Lxod. 15. 6. thy right h. O Lord, is become glorious 
 
 29. 20. put the blood on tlie thumb of their 
 right h. Lev. 8. 23, 24. | 14. 14, 17, 25, 28. 
 Deut. 33. 2. from his right h. went a fiery law 
 Judg. 5. 26. her right h. to the w’orkman's hammer 
 2 Sam. 20. 9- Joal) took Aniasa with right h. to kiss 
 
 1 Kings 2.19. Eath-sheba sat on Solomon’s right h. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3.13. on right h. of the mount of corruption 
 Job 23. 9. he hideth himself on the right h. 
 
 .30. 12. upon my right h. rise the youth, they push 
 40. 14. that thine own right h. can save thee 
 Psal. 16. 8 . he is at m 3 ' right h, 1 shall not be moved 
 
 11. at thy right h. are jileasures for evermore 
 17 . 7 - savest by tliy right h. them that trust in tliee 
 
 18. .35. and thy right h. hath holden me up 
 20. 6. with the saving strength of his right h. 
 
 21.8. thy right h. shall lind out those that hate thee 
 
 26. 10. and their right h. is full of bribes 
 
 44. .3. but thy right h. and thy arm saved them 
 
 45. 4. thy right h. shall teach thee terrible things 
 
 9. on thy right h. did stand queen in gold of Ophir 
 
 48. 10. thy right h. is full of righteousness j 
 60. 5. save with thy riuht h. and hear me 
 
 63.8. m 3 - .soul followetri, thy right h. upholdeth me 
 
 73 . 23. thou hast liolden me by my right h. 
 
 74 . 11. wli 3 ’withdrawest thou thy right h.? 
 
 77 . 10. 1 Avill remember the years of the right h. 
 
 78. 54. to mountain which his right h. purchased 
 80. 15. the vineyard w hich tli 3 ' right h. planted 
 
 17 . let thy hand be upon the man of thy right h. 
 89. 1.3. strong is th 3 ' hand, high is thy right h. 
 
 25. I will also set his right h. in the rivers 
 42. tnon hast set up the right h. of his adversaries 
 Ql. 7. ten thousand sliall fall at thy right h. 
 
 98. 1. hi.-' ri('ht h. hath gotten him the \ icfoiy- 
 
 108. 6. save with thy right h. and answer me 
 
 109 . t>- a'i<l let Satan stand at his right h. 
 
 31. for he shall stand at the. right h. of the poor 
 110 . 1 . sit thou at 1113 - right /i. till 1 make enemies thy 
 footstool, Luke 26 . 42. ricts 2. .34. Heh. 1 . 13. 
 
 5. the Lord at th 3 ' right h. shall strike thro’ kings 
 118. 15. the right h. of the Lord doeth valiantly' 
 
 16. right h. of the Lord is e.xalted, doeth valiantly 
 121. 5. the l.ord is thy shade upon thy right h. 
 
 1 . 37 .5. if 1 forget, let my right h. forget her cunning 
 1.38. 7 . and thy right h. shall save me 
 
 139. 10. even there thy right h. shall hold me 
 , 142. 4. looked on my right h. none would know me 
 144. 8. their right h. is a right h. of falsehood, 11. 
 Prov. .3. 16. length of days is in her right h. 
 
 27 . 16. the ointment of his rf 4 (/(r h. bewrayeth 
 P.ccl. 10. 2. a wise man’s heart is at his right h. 
 Cant. 2. 6. and liis right h. doth embrace me 
 
 8. 3. and his right h. should embrace me 
 Isa. 41. 10. 1 will uphold thee with right h. ofright. 
 
 13. I the I.X)rd thy Cod will liold thy right h. 
 
 44. 20. nor Say, is there not a lie in my right h. 
 
 45. 1. to Cyrus who.se right h. I have holden 
 
 48.13. my right h. hath spanned the heavens 
 62. 8. the Lord hath sworn by his right h. 
 
 6.3. 12. that led them by the right h. of Moses 
 Jer.22.24. tho’ Coniah were the signet on my right h. 
 Lam. 2. 3. hath drawn back his right h. from enemy 
 
 4. he stood with his right h. as an adversary 
 P,iek. 21. 22. at right h. divination for.lerusalem 
 Jlah. 2.16. cup of Lord’s right h. shall be turned to 
 Zech. .3. 1. Satan standing at his right h. to resist liim 
 ]\1at. 5. 30. if thy right h. offend thee, cut it off 
 
 6. 3. let not thy left know what thy right h. doeth 
 Mark 14.6 “. ye shall see Son of man sitting on tlie 
 
 r. h. of power, coming in clouds, Luke'2‘2. 69. 
 16. 19 . received to lieaven, sat on right h. of Cod, 
 Heh. 1. 3. 1 8. 1.1 10. 12.1 12. 2.1 Ret. .3. 22. 
 I.uke 6. 6. was a man whose right h. was withered 
 Acts 2. 25. he is on my right h. I shall not be moved 
 .33. being by tlie right h. of God exalted, 5. 31. 
 
 3. 7 . he took him by the right h. and lift him up 
 
 7 . 55. saw lesus standing on right h. of Cod, 56. 
 2<om. 8. .34. who is even at the right h. of Cod 
 Pph.\. 20. set him at his right h. in heavenly places 
 Col. .3.1. where Christ sittethon the right h. of Cod 
 Rev. 1. 16. he had in his r. /(.seven stars. 20. | 2. 1. 
 
 17 . laid right h. upon me, saying, fear not 
 
 5. 1. I saw in h'lsright h.a book written within,7. 
 
 13. 16 . to receive mark in their right h. or foreheads 
 See Left 11 a Mi. 
 
 Right HANDS. 
 
 Gal.1. 9 . gave to me and Barnab. right k. of fellow, 
 I'o stretch forth or out HAND. 
 
 Cen. 22. 10 . Abraham .itretrhedforth his h. to sla 3 ’ 
 Lzod. .3.20. I will stretch out 013 - h. on Eg.?.5.1 915. 
 
 14. 16. stretch out thy h. over the sea, 26. ", 19. 
 
 21. Closes stretched out his h. over the sea, 27. 
 
 I Sam. 26. 9. who can st.f. h. aga. Lord's anointed 
 
 J 
 
 2 Sam. 1.14. how wast not afraid to stretch f. th 3 ’ h. 
 Rsnl. 1,38.7. will stretch forth thine h. aga. enemies 
 Prov. 31.20. she stretcheth out her h. to the poor 
 Etek. 14.9. I will stretch out my h. on that prophet 
 
 1.3. then will 1 stretchout mine//. upon the land 
 
 25 . 7 . 1 will str.out mine/(.upon the Ammonites 
 13. I will also stretch out mine h. upon Edom 
 
 16. I will stretch out mine/(.on the Fhilistines 
 .35. .3. I w ill stretchout mine h. against tnount Seir 
 Han. 11. 42. shall stretch f. his h. on the, countries 
 Zeph. 1. 4. on .Judah || 2. l.'h against Assyria 
 
 See .Stuong. 
 
 Thine or thy I LAND. 
 
 Gen. A. 11. to receive thy brother’s blood from thyh. 
 
 16. 6. thy maid is in thy h. do to her as it pleaseth 
 
 22. 12. and he said, Ia 3 ' not thme h. upon tlie lad 
 
 24. 2. put, 1 pray, thy h. under my thigh, 47 . 29. 
 49. 8 . thy /(. sliall be in the neck or thy enemies 
 
 Exod. 4. 2. wliat is that in thine h.? he said, a n.d 
 
 17 . thou shall take this rod in t. h. 7 . 15. | 17 . 5 . 
 
 8 . 5. stretch forth thine h. over the ri\eis, 9 . 22. 
 
 I 10 . 12, 21. Mat. 12 . 1.3. Mark ,3. 5. 
 
 1.3. 9. it shall be for a sign on t. h. 16. Deut. 6. 8. 
 
 2.3. 1. put not thine h. wuli wicked to be witness 
 Num. 21. 34. for 1 have delivered.Og into thy h. 
 Deut. 2. 7 . L. thy God hatlGdessed thee in works of 
 
 thy h. 14. 29. 1 15. 10 . 1 2.3. 20. | 28. 8 ,12, 20. 
 
 24. behold, 1 have given into thy h. Sihon 
 
 3. 2. I will deliver Og and his peojde into thy h. 
 
 13. 9. thy h. shall be first on him, to put him to death 
 
 17 . shall cleave nought of cursed thing \o thine h. 
 
 14. 25. thou shalt bind up the money in thine h. 
 
 15. 7- nor shut thine h. from thy poor brother 
 
 8. thou shalt open thine h. wide to thy brother 
 
 2.3. 25. thou mayest pluck the cars with thine h. 
 
 28. .32. there shall be no might in thine h. 
 
 30. 9. make thee plenteous hi every work of t. h. 
 .33. .3. he loved the people, all his saints are in thyh. 
 
 Josh. 6. 2. 1 have given into thine h. Jericho 
 
 8 . 18. for I will give Ai into thine h. 
 
 9. 25. now behold, we are in thine h. to do to us 
 
 10 . 6 . slack not thy h. from th 3 ' servants, save us 
 8 . 1 have delivered kings of Canaan into thy h. 
 
 Judg. 4. 7 . I will deli'ver Sisera into thine h. 
 
 7 . 7 . I w ill deliver the Midianites into thine h. 
 
 8.15. are hands of Zeba and Zalmunna in thine h. 
 18.19. hold thy peace, lay thine h. on thv' mouth 
 
 20. 28. 1 will deliver Eenjamin into thme h. 
 
 1 Sam. 14.19; .Saul said to the priest, witlidraw thyh. 
 
 21. 3. what is under thine h.! give me live loaves 
 
 2.3. 4. 1 will deliv. Philistines into t. h. 2 Sam. 5.19. 
 
 2 Sam. 13.10. bring meat, that 1 rnav' eatof r/'/we h. 
 
 24.16. it is enough, stay thine h. \ Citron. 21.15. 
 17; let thineh. Tpray, be ag. me, 1 Chron. 21 . 17 . 
 
 1 Kings 8. 24. hast fuliilled it with t. h. 2 Chr. 6. 15. 
 
 17 . 11 . she said, bring me a morsel of bread in t. h. 
 
 20. 13. I will deliver Syrians into thine h. 28. 
 
 42. because thou hast let go out of thy h. a man 
 
 2 Kings 4. 29. and take my staff in thine h. 
 
 8.8. the king said, take a present in thine h. 
 
 9. 1. Elisha said, take this box of oil in thine h. 
 
 10.15. give me thine h. and he gave him his hand 
 13. 16. and he said, put thine h. upon the bow 
 
 1 Chron. A. 10. and that thineh. might be with me 
 
 29.12. in thine h. power ; and to make great 
 
 16. all this store tor house cometh of thine h. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 6. in t. h. is there not power and might I 
 Ezra 7 .14. the law of thy God which is in thine h. 
 
 25. after wisdom of God, that is in thine h. 
 
 Job 1. 11. but put forth thine h. and touch, 2. 5. 
 
 12. only upon himself put not forth thine h. 
 
 2. 6. behold, he is in thine h. but save his life 
 
 10. 7- there is none that can deliver out of thine h. 
 
 11. 14. if iniquit 3 ' be in thineh. put it far awa 3 ' 
 
 13. 21. withdraw t. h. far from me, let not thy dread 
 .35. 7- or w hat receiveth he of thine h. ? 
 
 Psal. 10.12. arise, O I>ord, O God, lift up thine h. 
 
 14. beholdesr spite to requite it with thy h. 
 
 17 . 14. from men winch are thy h. () Lord 
 
 21. 8. thine h. shall find out all thine enemies 
 
 31. 5. into thine h. 1 commit my sj'irit 
 
 15. iny times are in thy h. <ieliv. me from enemies 
 .32.4. for daj’ and night thy h. was heavy upon me 
 38.2. thy /(. presseth me || .39.10. by blow ot thine h. 
 
 74 .11. why withdrawest thou thy lt. 'f pluck it out 
 
 80 . 17 . let thy h. be upon the man of thy right h. 
 88 . 5. and the}’ are cut off from thy h. 
 
 10-1.28. thou openest t/y/'. filled with good, 145.16. 
 109. 27 . that tl^y may know that this is thy h. 
 
 119 . 173 . let thy h. help me |1139. 5. hiid t. h. on me 
 
 I . 39 .10. even there shall thy h. lead me 
 
 144. 7 . send thine h. from above, rid me, deliver me 
 Riov. .3. 27 . wlien it is in power of thine h. to do it 
 
 6. 1. if tliou hast stricken thy h. Avith a stranger 
 ,30. 32. if thought evil, lav thy h. upon thy mouth 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 18. yeadilso from tliis withdraw not thine h. 
 
 9. 10. whatsoever thy h. hndeth to do, do it 
 
 II. 6. in the evening withhold not thine h. 
 
 La. 3. 6. and let this ruin be under thy h. 
 
 _26.11. when thy h. is lifted up, they will not see 
 142. 6. I the T.ord will hold thine h. and keep thee 
 47 . 6. 1 have given my inlieritance into thme h. 
 
 51.22. 1 have taken out of thy h. cup of trembling 
 . 57 . 10. thou hast found the life of thine h. 
 
 6t. 8. art our P'atlier, we are the work of thy h. 
 Jer. 6. 9. turn back thine h. as a grape-gatherer 
 
 15. 17 . j sat alone because of thyh. thou hast tilled 
 25. 28. if they refuse to take the cup at thineh. 
 
 .36.14. fake in thyh. the roll, wherein thou hast read 
 40. 4. free from chains which were upon thine h. 
 
 Etek. .3.18. his blood will 1 require at t. h. 20. | .3.3.8. 
 
 6.11. smite with thine h. and stamp w ith thy foot 
 
 10. 2. and fill thine h. with coals of fire 
 
 2.3. .31. therefore 1 will gi' e her cup into thine h. 
 
 29 . 7 . when they took hold of thee by thy h. 
 
 37 . 17 . go in and they shall become one in thine h. 
 
 38.12. to turn thine h. upon the de.solate places 
 Dan. 2. 38. tlie fowls hath he given into thine h. 
 
 .3. 17 . our God will deliver us out of thine h. 
 
 Mic. 5. 9 . th. h. shall be lift up on thine adversities 
 
 12. 1 will cut off witchcrafts out of thine h. 
 
 Mat. 18. 8. \fthy h. or foot offend thee, Murk 9. 43. 
 
 John 20. 27 . reach thy h. and thrust itintomysid* 
 xLtsA.f^. to do whatever/, h. and counsel detenu, 
 30. by stretching forth thine h. to heal 
 Your HAND. 
 
 Gen. 9. 2. mXoyour h. are they delivered 
 
 4.3. 12. and take double money in your h. 
 
 Exod. 12. 11. with shoeson your teet, sfaffini((mr//. 
 
 23. .31. the inhabitants of the land into your h. 
 Deut. 12. 7 . ye shall rejoice in all ye put your h. to 
 Josh. 8. 7 . God will deliver it into your h. 2o. 
 
 10. 19 . the Lord hath delivered them into your h. 
 
 24. 8. 1 gave the Amorites into your h. 11. 
 Judg.'i. 28. .Moabites II 7 .15. Midianites 'mXoyour h. 
 ^Sam.A. 11.shall 1 not require his blood of your h.? 
 2 Chr. 18. 14. they shall be delivered mXo your h. 
 
 28. 9. God hath delivered them into your h. 
 
 Isa. 1. 12. who hath required this at your h. ? 
 
 Jer. 26. 14. 1 am in y. h. do with me as seemeth good 
 
 .38. 5. Zedekiah said, behold, he is in your h. 
 
 41. 25. ye have spoken and fulfilled w ith your h. 
 Ezek. 13. 21. anti they shall be no more in your h. 
 
 23. 1 will deliver my people out ot your h. 
 
 Mai. 1. 10. nor w ill 1 accept an offering' at ymr h. 
 
 13. should 1 accept this ofi(£)K/ /(. sailh tlie Lord 
 2. 13. or receiveth it with good-will myour h. 
 Ha.ndeu, .‘•ee Left, Weak. 
 
 11A N D-BKLAD l H. 
 
 Exod. 25. 25. a border of an h. round about, 37 . 12 . 
 1 Kings 7 . 26. a molten sea a h. thick, 2 Chron. 4. 5. 
 Rsal. . 39 . 5. thou hast made my days as an h. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 5. a iced of six cubits long, and an h. 
 
 4.3. 13. the cubit is a cubit and an A. 
 
 11 AN D-broad. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 43. within were hooks an A.-Aroai/fastened 
 IIANDEUL. 
 
 Lev. 2. 2. the priest shall take thereout an A. of 
 flour, 5. 12. 1 6.15.1 9. 17. Rum. 5. 26. 
 1 Kings 17.12. an A. of meal in a barrel, oil in a cruse 
 Ps. 72 . 16. there shall he an A. of corn in the earth 
 J'.ccl. 4. 6. better is A. with quietness, than t)oth hands 
 Jer. 9. 22. and as the A. after the harvest-man 
 HAMJ1’UL.S. 
 
 Gen. 41. 47 . and the earth brought forth by A. 
 Exod. 9 . 8. take to you A. of ashes of the tumace 
 Ruth 2. 16. let fall also some A. of purpose for her 
 1 KingsQO. 10. if dust of .Samaria shall suffice for A. 
 Ezek. 13. 19. will ye pollute me for A. of barley .' 
 
 • HANDY. 
 
 Psal. 19 .1. and the firmament sheweth his A. work 
 IIANDKERCHIEl’S. 
 
 Acts19. 12. from his body were brought to the sick A. 
 HAN DLE. 
 
 Cen. 4. 21. .Tubal was father of such as A. the harp 
 Judg. 5. 14. they that A. the pen of the writer 
 1 Chr. 12. 8. men that could A. spear, 2 Chr. 25. 5. 
 Psal. 115. 7 . they have hands, but they A. not 
 Jer. 2. 8. and the,y that A. the law knew me not 
 
 46. 9. and the Libyans that A. the shield 
 Ezek. 27 . 29 . all that A. the oar, and all the pilots 
 24.39. A.me and see !| Col. 2. 21. taste not, A.not 
 llANDLED. 
 
 E,tek. 21. 11. to be furbished, that it may be A. 
 Mark 12.4. and they sent him away shamefully A. 
 
 1 John 1. 1. our hands have A. of the word of life 
 
 HANDLELH. 
 
 Prov. 16 .20. he that A. matter w isely,shall find good 
 Jer. 50.16.cut off him that A.sickle in time of harvest 
 Amos 2. 15. nor shall he stand that A. the bow 
 HANDLING. 
 
 Ezek. .38. 4. great companv, all of them A. swords 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. not A. the word of God deceitfully 
 
 HANDLES. 
 
 Cant. 5. 5. hands dropped with myrrh on A. of lock 
 
 haSdmaid. 
 
 Gen. 16 . 1. Saraihad an A. whose name was Hagar 
 
 29 . 24. I.aban eave Zilpah to be Leah's A. 35. 26. 
 29 . l a. gave Bilhah to be Rachel’s A. 30.4. 1.35.25. 
 
 Exod. To. 12. that son of thy A. may be refreshed 
 .Tudg.\9. 19 .there is bread and wine fi'r me and thy A. 
 Ruth 2.1.3.for that thou hastspoken friendly to thy A. 
 .3. 9. and she answered. 1 am Ruth thine A. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 11. if w’ilt look on llie affliction of thine A. 
 
 16. count not thine A. for a daughter of Belial 
 
 18. Hannah said, let thy A. limi grace in thy sight 
 
 25. 24. let thy A. speak 1| .31. remember thy'A. 
 
 41. let thy A. be a servant to wash feet of servants 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 6. thy A. had two sons, they two strove 
 20. 17 . she said to him, heai' the words of thy A. 
 
 1 Kings 1.13. didst notthou,my lord, svveartothy h.? 
 
 17 . thou swarest by the Lord thy G(k 1 to thy A. 
 
 .3. 20. she took my son while thine A. slept 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. thy A. hath not any thing,save pot of oil 
 16. nay, thou man of God, do not lie to thine A. 
 
 l^sal. 86. 16. turn to me, and sa.ve the son of tiy h. 
 116. 16. 1 am thv servant, and the son of thy A. 
 Rrov. :M. 23. and an A. that is heir to her mistress 
 .Ter. .31. 16. ye caused every man his A. to return 
 Luke 1. S8. behold the A. of the 1 ord, be it to me 
 HAND.MAIDEN. 
 
 Luke 1. 48. he hath regarded the low estate of his A. 
 HANDMAIDS. 
 
 Gen. 33. 1. .Tacob divided the children to the two A. 
 
 2. he put the A. and their children foremost 
 Ruth 2. 13. though I be not like to one of thy A. 
 
 2 >am. 6.20. who uncovered himself in eyesof the A. 
 .Ter. .34. 11. they caused the A. to return for A. 
 
 Joel 2. 29. on the A. will 1 pour my spirit. Acts 2.18. 
 HANDS. 
 
 Gen. 16. 9. return and submit thyself under her A. 
 27 . 22. the voice is Jacob’s, the A. are the A. of E.sau 
 49 . 24. A. were made strong by A. of mighty God 
 Exod. 17 . 12. but Moses’ /(.were heavy, took a stone 
 
 26. t 17 . two A. shall be in one board set in order 
 29 . 24. and thou shalt put all in the A. of Aaron 
 
 32. + 29 . ISloses said, fill your A. to day to the l ord 
 
 J.ei-. 8. 27 . put all on Aaron’s A. and on his son’s .h. 
 Kum. 5. 18. put the offering of memorial in her A. 
 6. 19. and shall put them on the A. of the Nazarile 
 Deut. 4. 28. there ve shall serve gods, the work or 
 men's A. 27 . 15. 2 Kings 19. 18. 2 Chr. .32. 19. 
 9 . 15. the tablesofthe covenant were in my two A. 
 17 .1 cast tliem out of my two A. and brake them 
 
HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 HAN 
 
 Dent. 17 . 7 . the h. of witnesses shall be first on him 
 31. 29 . to provoke him through the work of your h. 
 Judg. 2.11. he delivered tlieni into h. of the spoilers 
 "b. 13 . into/i. of Midianites || 10.7- into of Philist. 
 8 . 6 . are h. of /eba and Zalmunna in tliy hand ' 15. 
 34. delivered them out of /(.of enem. 1 Sam. 14.48. 
 
 18. 10. for God hath given I.aish into yoin- h. 
 
 19 . 27 . and her h. were upon the threshold 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 15. nor deliver me into h. of my master 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 7. let your h. be strong, Zech. 8 . 9, 3 3. 
 
 16. 21 . then the n. of all w'ith thee shall be strong 
 
 24. 9 . delivered them into the /i. of the Gibeonites 
 
 23. 6 . because they cannot be taken with h. 
 
 1 Kings 10. t 19. there were h. on seat, 2 Chr. 9. +18. 
 
 14. 27 . into the h. of the guard, 2 Chron. 12. 10 . 
 
 2 Kings .3. 11. who poured water on the h. of F.lijah 
 
 9 . 35 . they found the skull and the palms of her h. 
 
 10 . 24. the men whom 1 brought into your h. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 2. sons of Asaph under the /«. of Asaph 
 
 3 . under the h. of .leduthun || 6. h. of their fathei' 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 7. be strong, let not your h. be weak 
 23. + 18. was ordainetl by the h. of David, 29. t 27. 
 
 Kzra 4. 4. weakened the k. of the people of Judah 
 Job 4. 3. thou hast strengthened the weak h. 
 
 5 . t 20 . redeem in war from the h. of the sword 
 16,11. (iod hath turned me into the /oof the wicked 
 
 17 . 3 . who is he that will strike h. witli me 
 
 9 . that hath clean h. shall be stronger and stronger 
 Psal. 24. 4. who shall ascend he that hath clean h. 
 
 26. 10. in whose h. is mischief |1 47 .1. clap your A. 
 
 58. 2. ye weigh the violence of your h. in the earth 
 63. t 10. make him run out by the h. of the sword 
 68. 31. I'.thiopia shall stretch out her h. unto God 
 115. 4. idols, the work of men’s h. 1.35.15. Is. .37.19. 
 
 7 . they have //. but handle not, feet, but walk not 
 134.2. lift up your h. m the sanctuary, and bless L. 
 140. 4. keep me, O Lord, from the h. of the wicked 
 
 Prov. 6. 10. a little folding of the/i. to sleep, 24. .33. 
 17 . Ld. doth hate the h. that shed innocent blood 
 
 12.14. the recompence of man’s h. be rendered him 
 14. 1. the foolish plucketh it down with her h. 
 
 17 . 18. a man striketh h. and becometh surety 
 
 22. 26. be not thou one of them that strike h. 
 
 .30. 28. spider taketh hold with her h. is in palaces 
 31. 1.3. and she worketh willingly with her h. 
 
 19 . she layeth her h. to the spindle, her /^. hold 
 
 20. yea, she reacheth forth her h. to the needy 
 31. give her of the fruit of her h. and let her works 
 
 Peel. 4. 6. than both h. full with ti'avel and vexation 
 7 .26. her h. are as bands 1110.18. the idleness of h. 
 Cant. 7.1. the work of the h. of a cunning workman 
 Isa. 1. 15. when ye spread forth your/(. 1 will hide 
 my eyes from you ; your h. are full of blood 
 2. 8. tliey worship the work of their own h. 
 
 13.7- therefore shall all h. be faint, and heart melt 
 
 31. 7- idols which your own h. have made to you 
 
 33. t 21. the T.ord will be a place broad of h. 
 
 .35. 3. sti engthen j’e the weak h. and confirm knees 
 45. 9. or shall thy work say, he hath no h. 
 
 59. 3. h. are defiled with blood, fingers with iniquity' 
 Jer. 4. 31. that spieadeth her h. saying, woe is me 
 
 10. 3. a tree, the work of the h. of the workman 
 
 9 . and of the h. of the founder, blue and purple 
 
 19. 7 . cause them to fall by h. that seek their lives 
 
 21. 4. will turn back weapons that are in vour h. 
 
 23. 14. they strengthen also the h. of evil doers, 
 that none return from wickedness, Ezek. 1.3. 22. 
 
 25. 6 . provoke me not with the works of your h. 7 . 
 
 33. 13. shall pass under h. of him thattelleth them 
 38. 4. he weakeneth h. of men of war, h. of people 
 48. 37 . upon all the h. shall be cuttings 
 
 Lam. 1. 17 . Zion snreadeth her h. none to comfort 
 
 4. 2. how esteemed as the work of h. of the potter ! 
 
 6. that was overthrown, and no h. stayed on her 
 
 10 . h. of pitiful w'omen have sodden their children 
 pzek. 7 . 17 . all h. shall he feeble, 21 . 7 - 
 
 .35. T5. hast shed blood of Israel by h. of the sword 
 Dan. 2. 34. till a stone was cut out without h. 45. 
 il/tc. 7 . 3 . that they may do evil with both /i. earnestly 
 Kah. 3.19. all shall clap the h. over thee 
 Hag. 2. ]7- in all labour of your h. I smote you 
 Zeeh. 4. 9. the h. of Zerubbabel laid the foundation 
 Mat. 15. 20. to eat with unwashen h. MarkT. 2, 5. 
 
 17 . 22. the Son of man shall be betrayed into the 
 
 /i. of men, 26. 45. Mark 9. 31. I.vkeQ. 44. 
 
 18. 8. having two h. to be cast into fire, Mark 9. 4.3. 
 JI7«r^l4.58. temple made with /(.another without/;. 
 Luke 22. 53. ye stretched forth no h. against me 
 
 24. 7- must be delivered into the h. of sinful men 
 diets by wicked h. have crucified and slain 
 
 5. 12. by h. of the apostles were wonders wrought 
 48. dwelleth not in temples made with h. 17 . 24. 
 
 8. 18. that through laying on of the apostles’ h. 
 
 11.30. sent to elders by the h. of Barnabas and .Saul 
 17- 25. neither is wor'shiijped with men’s h. 
 
 19 . 26. that they be no gods w hich are made wdth h. 
 
 20. .34. that these /;. have ministered to my necessit. 
 
 21. 11. shall deliver him into the h. of the Gentiles 
 C Cor. 5. 1, we have an house not made with h. 
 Pph. 2. 11. the circumcision in flesh made by h. 
 Col. 2. 11. with the circumcision made without h. 
 iThess.i. 11. that ye study to work with your own //. 
 1 Tim. 2.8. men pray every where lifting up holy h. 
 
 4.14. by layingon of A.ofthe presbytery, tleb.6.2. 
 Heh. 9. 11, by a greater tabernacle not with h. 
 
 24. Christ not entered into holy place made with h. 
 
 10.31. fearful to fall into the/(. of the living God 
 12. 12. wherefore lift up the h. which hang down 
 
 Jam. 4. 8. cleanse your h. ye sinners, purify your 
 See Ci.Ai*. 
 
 ^ IIAIS D.S. 
 
 Gen. 27 .23. hish. were hairy 1| 48.14. guiding hish. 
 Ptod. 17 . 12. and Aaron and llur stayed up hish. 
 
 32. 19 . and >Ioses cast the fables out of hts h. 
 Lev. 7 . .30. his own h. shall bring the ofiering 
 
 15. 11. and hath not rinsed his h. in water 
 
 16. 12. hts h. full of sw'eet incense beaten small 
 21. Aaron shall lay both his h. on head of live g. 
 
 Awwi. 24. 10. and Balak smote his h. together 
 Dent. .3.3. 7- let his h. be sufficient for him 
 
 11. bless, Ixird, and accept the work of his h. 
 
 34. V. for Moses had laid tiis h. upon Joshua 
 
 Judg. 9.16. done according to the deserving of his h. 
 t 24. who strengthened his h. to kill his brethren 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 4. bothTthe palms of his h. were cut off 
 14.13. .lonathan climbed up on hish. and his feet 
 23. 16. Jonathan went and strengthened hish. in G. 
 
 2 Snm.^. 1. w hen Saul'sson heard, his h. were feeble 
 
 1 KingsfS.'El. Solomon stood and spread forth his h. 
 
 toward heaven, 38. 54. 2 Chron. 6.12, 1.3, 29. 
 16. 7. in provoking him with the work of his h. 
 
 2 Kings \. .34. he went up and put his h. upon his h. 
 5. 20. hath spared iNaaman in not receivingat/jw/i. 
 
 1.3. 16. Llislia put his h. upon the king's hands 
 2 Chron. 6. 4. who hath with his h. fulfilled that 
 Neh. 4, 17 . with one of his h. wrought in the work 
 Job 1. 10. thou hast blessed the work of his h. 
 
 5. 18. he woundeth, and his h. make whole 
 
 20.10. and hish. shall restore their goods 
 34. 19 . for they all are the works of his h. 
 
 37 . for he clappeth his h. amongst us 
 Psal. 9.16. the wick, is snared in the work of hish. 
 28. 5. they regard not tlie operation of his h. 
 
 78. 72 . he guided them by the skilfulness of his h. 
 81. 6. his h. were delivered fiom the pots 
 95. 5. the sea is his, and his h. formed dry land 
 111 . 7 . the works of his h. are verity and judgment 
 Prov. 21. 25. for his h. refuse to labour 
 Eccl. 4. 5. the fool foldeth his h. together 
 Cant. 5. 14. his h. are as gold rings set with beryl 
 Isa. 3. 11. the reward of his h. shall be given him 
 5. 12. nor consider the operation of his h. 
 
 17 . 8 . he shall not look to altars, the work of his h. 
 
 25.11. L. shall spread forth his h. in midstof them, 
 as he that swimmeth spreadeth his h. to swim 
 
 .33. 15. that shaketh his h. from holding bribes 
 Jer.30.6. why see every man with his h. on his loins ? 
 50. 43. king heard the report, his h. waxed feeble 
 Tlab. 3. 10. the deep lifted up his h. on high 
 Zech. 4. 9 . his h. shall also finish the house 
 Mat. 19 . 13. should put /;. on them, jW«rL 10. 16. 
 
 27 . 24. he washed /(A/i. before the multitude 
 Mark f). 2. such mighty works are wrought by his h. 
 
 8. 23. when he had put his h. on his eyes, 25. 
 
 Luke 24.40. shewed them his h. and feet, Jc//?i20.20. 
 
 50. and he lifted up his h. and blessed tliem 
 John 13. .3. the Fath. had given all things into/(A/;. 
 
 20. 25. except I see in his h. the print of the nails 
 Acts 9. 17 . putting his h. on him, said, brother .Saul 
 
 12. 1. Verod stretch, forth his h. to vex the church 
 
 7 . and his chains fell off from his h. 
 
 2 Ccr.ll. .3.3. was letdown by a wall, and escap. hish. 
 Eph. 4. 28. working with his h. thing that is good 
 tSee Lay, Laid. 
 
 Mine IIAlS’DS, my FiAlSIDS. 
 
 Gen. 20. 5. in innocency of my h. have I done this 
 .31. 42. God hath seen the labour of my h. 
 
 Exod. 9. 29. 1 will sprearl altroad my h. Ezra 9.5. 
 .Ivdg. 12. .3. I put my life in my h. and passed over 
 2 tiam. 22.21. accord, toclean. of my h. Ps. 18. 20,24. 
 
 35. he teacheth my h. to war, Ps. 18. 34. 1 144. 1. 
 1 Chr. 12. 17 . seeing there is no wrong in mine h. 
 Neh. 6. 9. now', therefore, O God, strengthen myh. 
 Job 9. 30. and if 1 make my h. never so "clean 
 16. 17 . not for any injustice in mine h. 
 
 .31. 7 . and if any blot hath cleaved to mine h. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 3. O Lord, if there be iniquity in my h. 
 
 22. 16. thej' pierced my h. and my feet 
 
 26. 0.1 will wash m. h. in innocency, so will 1 com. 
 
 28. 2. when 1 lift up my h. toward thy holy oracle 
 63. 4. I will lift up my h. in thy name 
 
 73 . 13. in vain I have washed my h. in innocency 
 88. 9. 1 have stretched out myh. unto thee 
 119 . 48. my h. will 1 lift to thy commandments 
 141. 2. lifting upofwy h. as the evening sacrifice 
 143. 6. 1 stretch forth my h. to thee, my soul 
 Eccl. 2.11. on all the works that my h. had wrought 
 Cant. 5. 5. I rose, and my h. dropped with myrrh 
 Isa. 19.25. blessed be Assyria the work of my h. 
 
 29. 23. when he seeth the work of mine h. in thee 
 45. 11. ask me concerning the work of my h. 
 
 12. even h. have stretched out the heavens 
 49 . 16. 1 ha\'e graven thee on the palms of my h. 
 
 60. 21. thy people also the w'ork of my h. 
 
 65. 2. I have spread out wy/(. all day to rebellious 
 Pzek. 21. 17 . I will also smite mine h. together 
 Dan. 3. 15. Avho is God to deliver you out of wjy/;.'’ 
 10. 10. an hand which set me on the palms of my h. 
 
 1 ,nke 24. .39. behold my h. and my feet, John 20. 27. 
 .fohn 13. 9- not feet only, but also my h. and head 
 Rom. 1(). 21. all day I have stretched forth my h. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 6. the gift in tliee bv putting on of my h. 
 
 OitrllAMl.S. 
 
 Gen. 5. 29. shall comfort us concerning toil of our h. 
 
 4.3. 22. other money have we brought in our h. 
 l>eut. 3. 3. G. deliver, intoewr h. Og king of Bashan 
 
 21. 7 . shall say, our h. have not shetl this bloofl 
 Josh. 2. 24. L. hath delivered infoc7/r/i. all the land 
 .ludg. 13. 23. not received a meat-offering at our h. 
 
 16. 24. our G. hath delivered into our h. our enemy 
 1 .Sam. 17 . 47 . and he will give j'ou intooi/r h. 
 
 Psal. 44.20. or stretched out our h. to a strange god 
 90 . 17 . establish thou the workof ewr h. upon us 
 Jer. 6. 24. we have heard the fame, our h. wax feeble 
 I .am. 3. 41. let us lift up our heart with our h. to G. 
 llos. 14. .3. nor say to work of our h. ye are our gods 
 Acts 24. 7- Lysias took him away out of our h. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 12. and labour working with our own h. 
 
 1 John 1.1. our h. have handled the word of life 
 
 Their HANDS. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 21. he delivered him out of their h. 22. 
 Exod.fP). 10. shall put their h. 00 head of the bullock 
 15. shall put their h. on the head of the ram, 19. 
 
 25. thou shalt receive them of their h. Lev. 8. 28. 
 Num.H. 10. Israel slmll put their h. on the Levifes 
 12. the Levites shall lay their h. on the bullock 
 Pent. 1. 25. they brovightof fruitof land in their h. 
 
 21 . 6 . the elders shall wash their h. over the heifer 
 Judy. 7 . 2. too many to give Midianites \r\\o their h. 
 
 12. 2. ye delivered me not out of their h. 
 
 2 Aam. 4.12. and they cutoff their h. and their feet 
 Q.Kin. 11.12. they clapped their h. said, G.saveking 
 
 22. 17 . that they might provoke me to anger with 
 
 all the works of their h. 2 Chron. 34. 25. 
 
 P.zra 1.6. strengthened their h. with vessels of silver 
 
 5. 8. work goeth fast on and prospereth in their k 
 6.22. to strengthen their h. in the w ork of the hous* 
 10. 19 . they gave their h. that they would put away 
 
 Keh. 2. 18. so they strengthened their h. for the wora 
 
 6. 9. their h. shall be weakened from the wqrk 
 
 9. 24. gavest them into their h. with their kings 
 
 Job 5. 12. their h. cannot perform their enterprise 
 .30. 2. whereto might strength of their h. profit met 
 Psal. 28.4. give them after the woik of their h. 
 
 76. 5. the men of might have not foun I their h. 
 
 91. 12. the angels shall bear tliee up in their h. 
 
 125. 3. lest righteous put forth their h. to iniquity 
 
 1. fa.C5. 11. pride, together with the spoils of//(«*> «. 
 59. 6. and the act of violence is in their h. 
 
 65. 22. mine elect shall enjoy the work of their h. 
 Jer. 1. 16 . worshipped the works of their own h. 
 
 5. t .31. the priests take into their h. by their means 
 
 25.14. accord, to the works of their li. Ijum. .3. 64. 
 32. .30. provoked to anger with works of their h. 
 
 Lam. 1.14. the I ord hath delivered me m\o their h. 
 
 2. f 20. women eat children straddled with their h. 
 Ezek. 10. 12. their h. and wings fidl of eyes rounrl 
 
 23. 37 . committed adultery, blood is in their h. 45. 
 43. t 26. they shall purge altar and fill their h. 
 .Jonah .3. 8. turn from the violence that is in their h. 
 Hag. 2. 14. so is every work of their h. unclean 
 Mat.4.(j. with th. h. they sh. bear thee, n\r,Luke 4.11. 
 15. 2. they wash not their h. when they eat bread 
 
 26. 67 . smote with palms of their h. Mark 14. 65. 
 Mark 7 . 3. Jews, except they wash their h. eat not 
 Luke 6. 1. and did eat, rubbing them in their h. 
 John 19. .3. and they smote him with their h. 
 
 Acts 7 . 41. they rejoiced in the works of their h. 
 
 14.3. granted signs an.l wonders to be done by th. k. 
 Rev. 7 . 9. with white robes, and palms in their h. 
 
 9. 20. yet rei)ented not of the works of their h. 
 
 20. 4. iior had received his mark in their h. 
 
 'Thine or thy HANDS. 
 
 Exod. 15.17- in sanctuary which thy h. have estab. 
 Dent. 16. 15. the I.ord shall bless thee in all works 
 of thine h. therefore shalt surely rejoice, 24. 19. 
 Judg. 7 . 11. afterward shall thine h. be strengthened 
 ISam. 3.34. thy h. were not bound, nor feet in fetters 
 Job 10. 3. is it good to despise the wbrk of thine h. * 
 
 8. thine h. have made and fashioned me together 
 
 14.15. thou wilt have desire to the work of r/(/we //. 
 
 22. 30. and it is delivered by pureness of thine h. 
 P.ml. 8.6. to have dominion over the works of thy h. 
 
 92 . 4. 1 will triumph in the works of thy h. 
 
 102. 25. and the heavens are the work of thy h. 
 119 . 73 . thy h. liave made me and fashioned me 
 128. 2. for thou shalt eat the labour of r/iiwe h. 
 
 138. 8. forsake not the works of thine own h. 
 
 143. 5. 1 meditate, 1 muse on the work of thy h, 
 144.1 7 . send thine h. from above, rid me,deliv. me 
 
 Erct.5. 6. why should G. destroy the work of th. h. 
 Jer. 2. 37 . thou shalt go forth, and th. h. on thy head 
 Lam.fl. 19- lift up thy /(. for the life of thy children 
 Ezek. 21. 14. prophesy and smite thine h. together 
 22.14. can thine h. be strong in the day that ideal 
 Mic. 5.13. shalt no more worship the work of th. h. 
 'Zeph. 3. 16. and to Zion, let not thine h. be slack 
 'Zech. 13. 6. w’hat are these wounds in thine h. f 
 lAikeflZ. 46. Father, into thy h. 1 commend my spirit 
 John 21. 18. thou shalt stretch forth thy h. 
 
 Ileb. 1. 10. the heavens are the works of thine h. 
 
 2 . 7 . thou didst set him over the w'orks of thy h. 
 
 H AN D-ftazrr. 
 
 Ezek. 39 . 9 . and shall burn the h.-staves and spears 
 11 AN D-ueayon. 
 
 Num. 35. 18. or if he smite him with a h.-ixeapon 
 HAN Yi-rcriting. 
 
 Col. 2.14. blotting out the h.-writing of ordinances 
 HANG. 
 
 Cren. 40. 19. Pharaoh shall h. thee on a tree 
 Num. 25.4. h. them before the Lord against the sun 
 Dent. 21. 22. and if thou h. him on a tree, his body 
 28. 66. and thy life shall h. in doubt before thee 
 2 Ham. 21.6. and we w ill h. them up unto the Loid 
 Esth. 6. 4. to speak to the king to h. Mordecai 
 
 7 . 9 . then the king said, h. him thereon 
 
 Cant. 4. 4. whereon there h. a thousand bucklers ' 
 Isa. 22. 24. they shall h. upon him all the glory 
 Lam. 2. 10. the vii-crins of lerusalem /(.their heads 
 Ezek. 15. 3. w ill men take pin to h. any vessel 
 
 thereon ? 
 
 Mat. 22. 40. on these two h. all the law and prophets 
 ricts 28. 4. saw the venomous beast h. on his hand 
 Ileb. 12. 12. lift up hands h. dow n and feeble knees 
 HANG F,D. 
 
 Gen. 40. 22. but * e h. the chief baker, 41. 1.3. 
 
 Dent. 21. 23. for he that is h. is accursed of God 
 Josh. 8. 29. and the king of Ai he h. on a tree 
 
 10. 26. the five kings h. he on five trees 
 
 2 .Sam. 4. 12. Hechaband Baanah /(. o\er the pool 
 
 17 . 2.3. Ahifho|)hel h. himself |l 18.10. Absalom h, 
 
 21. 9 . the seven sons of .‘^aul h. they in the hill 
 Ezra 6. 11. and being set up. let him be h. thereon 
 J'.sth. 2. 2.3. the two chamberlains were h. on a tree 
 
 7 . 10 . the 3 '/(. Haman |1 9.14. they h. his ten sons 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 2. we h. our harps on the willows 
 Lam. 5. 12. princes are /(. up by their hands 
 Ezek. 27 . 10. thej’ h. the shield and helmet in thee 
 
 Il.they/(.theirshieldsupon thy walls round about 
 Mat. 18. 6. it were better for him that a millstone 
 were h. about his neck, Mark 9- 42. Luke 17. 2. 
 
 27 . 5 . .ludas departed, and went and h. himself 
 Luke 19 . + 48. all the people h. on him to hear him 
 
 23. . 39 . one of the thieves who were h. railed on him 
 Acts 5. 30. whom ye slew and h. on a tree, 10. 39. 
 
 HANGF, 1 H. 
 
 Job 26. 7 . and he h. the earth upon nothing 
 Gal. .3. 13. cursed is every one that h. on a tree 
 HANGING. 
 
 Josh. 10. 26. they were h. on trees till the evening’ 
 HANGING. 
 
 Exod. 26. . 36 . thou shalt make an h. for door of tent 
 . 37 . thou shalt make for the h. five pillars 
 
 27 . 16. /(. for court gate. 38. 18.1 .39.40. | 40. 8, .38. 
 
 35. 15. the h. for the door at the entering in of 
 the tabernacle, 36. 37.1 39. 38.1 40. 5, 28. 
 
 i ?13 
 
H AR 
 
 H AR 
 
 H AR 
 
 HANGINGS, 
 
 Exod. 27. 9. Ji. of an hundred cubits, 11 | .38. 9,11. 
 
 12. there shall be h. of tirty cubits, .38. 12. 
 
 14. the h. on either side of gate, 15. I 38. 14, 15. 
 
 35. 17 . the h. of court, his pillars and their sockets, 
 
 .38. 9, 10, 18. I .39. 40. Niim. 3. .36. | 4. 26. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 7 . where women wove h. for the J-Tove 
 Z:.’«^.1.6.blue/r.fastened with cords of lin. and purp. 
 IIAP. 
 
 Riuh 2. 3, and her h. was to light on Boaz’ field 
 HAPLY. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. .30. if h. the people had eaten freely 
 Mark 11. 13. if h. he might find any fruit thereon 
 Luke 14. 29 . lest h. after he had laid the foundation 
 Actsb. 39 . lest h. ye be found to tight ai>ainstGod 
 
 17 . 27 . if h. they might feel after him and find him 
 
 2 Cot. 9.4. lest A. if the 3 ' of Macedonia come with me 
 
 HAPPKN. 
 
 1 Sam. 28.10. no punishment h. to thee for this thing 
 Prov. 12. 21. there shall no evil h. to the just 
 Jsa. 41. 22. and let them shew 11 s what shall h. 
 Mark 10. 32. began to tell what thing should /i.toliim 
 HAPPKN EU. 
 
 Ruth 2. t .3. her hap h. to light on Boaz’ field 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9 . it w as a chance that h. to us 
 
 2 Sam. 1.6. as I h. by chance upon mount Gilboa 
 
 20.1. and there h. to be there a man of Belial 
 
 Esth. 4. 7 . INIordecai told him of all that had /o 
 Jer. 44.23. therefore this evil is h. to you at this day 
 Luke 24. 14. the^’ talked of all things that had h. 
 Act.vS. 10. were filled with wonder at that w'hich/;. 
 Rom. 11. 25. that blindness in part is h. to Israel 
 1 Cor. 10.11. now all tilings h. to them for ensamples 
 Phil. 1. 12. the tninas which h. to me. have fallen 
 
 1 Pet. 4.12. as though some strange thing h. to you 
 
 2 Pet. 2.22. it is h. to them according to the proverb 
 
 HAPPKNKTH. 
 
 Eccl.9,. 14. I perceived that one events, them all 
 
 15. I said, as it h. to the fool, so it h. even to me 
 
 8.14. there be just men, wicked men to w horn it h. 
 9.11. but time and chance h. to them all 
 
 HAPPY. 
 
 Gen. 30.13. h. am T, for daughters will call me bless. 
 
 + 13. anrl I.eah called his name Asher, h. 
 
 Deut. 3.3. 29. h. art thou, O Isr. who is like to thee ? 
 
 1 Kings 10.8. h. tliy men, h. thy servants, 2 Chr. 9.7- 
 Job 5. 17 . h. is the man wdiom God correcteth 
 Psal. 127 . 5. h. man w’ho hath quiver full of them 
 128. 2. h. shalt thou be, it shall be well with thee 
 1 . 37 . 8 . h. shall he be that rewardeth thee, 9. 
 
 144.15. h. is that people tliat is in such a case, yea 
 h. is that people whose God is the Lord 
 146. 5. h. is he that hath God of .Tacob for his help 
 Prov. 3.1.3. h. is the man that findeth wisdom 
 
 18. and k. is every one that retaineth her 
 14. 21. h. is he that hath mercy on the poor 
 
 16. 20. and whoso trusteth in the Lord, h. is he 
 
 28.14. h. is the man that feareth at way 
 
 29.18. but he that keepeth the law, h. is he 
 
 .Jer. 12.1. whj' are they h. that deal treacherously ? 
 Mai. 3. 15. and now we call the proud h. 
 
 John 13. 17 . if 3 ’e know these things, h. if do them 
 Acts 26. 2. 1 think m 3 ’self h. king'Agrippa 
 Rom. 14. 22. h. is he that condemneth not himself 
 Jam. 5.11. behold, we count them h. who endure 
 1 Pet. .3.14. if ye suffer for righteousness’ sake, h.ye 
 
 4.14. if reproached for name of Christ, h. are ye 
 
 HAPPIER. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 40. but she is if she so abide, after my 
 HARD 
 
 Is taken for difficult, sad, or sorrouful, cruel, au¬ 
 stere, Sc. Pharaoh overwhelmed the Israelites 
 w’ith hard bondage, with cruel and insupportable 
 slavery, Exod. 1. 14. The sons of Zeruiah are 
 too hard for rne ; they are too powerful, they 
 treat me with insolence, with tm.tea.wnable cru¬ 
 elty, 2 Sam. 3. 39. Joseph spake hard things 
 with his brethren ; he spake roughly, or harshly 
 to them, Gen. 42. + 7- The hard, or difficult 
 causes they brought to Moses, Kxod. 18. 26. 
 Ihou art not sent unto a people of an hard 
 language, of an unintelligible language: that is, 
 they will need no interpreter to ujiderstand thee, 
 neither wilt thou, to understand them. Hannah 
 Said to Eli, 1 am a woman of a sorrow'ful spirit, 
 Heh. hard of spirit. 1 know thee that thou 
 art an hard man, a severe, austere, rigorous, 
 a7id churlish man. Mat. 25. 24. .Solomon says, 
 that the W'ay of transgressors is hard, or rough, 
 it is offensive and hateful to Cod and men, as 
 rough Ways are to a traveller. Or, he is fierce, 
 intractable, and incorrigible in his sinful course, 
 Prov. 13. 15. 
 
 fVhen God is said to harden the heart, it is 7iot 
 to be utiderstood as if God did properly and posi¬ 
 tively make men's hearts hard, but 07ily privately, 
 either by denying to them, or withdrawing from 
 them that grace, which alo7ie cart make the hearts 
 of men soft, fiexible, and pliable to the divme 
 will; as the sun hardens the clay by drawhig out 
 of it that moisttire which made it soft; or by ex¬ 
 posing them to those temptations of the world, or 
 the devil, which meetmg with a corrupt heart, 
 are apt to hardeti it. 
 
 Gen. 18. 14. is any thing too h. for the l ord ? 
 
 .35.16. Bachel travailed, and had h. labour, 17 . 
 42. + 7- .loseph spake h. things with them, + .30. 
 Exod. 1.14. they made their lives hitter with h. bond. 
 18.26. the h. causes they brought unto Closes 
 Deut. 1 . 17 . cause that is too h. you bring it to me 
 • 15.18. it shall not seem h. to thee when thou send. 
 
 17 . 8. if there arise matter too h. for thee in judg. 
 
 26. 6. Kg 3 'ptians affiicted and laid on h. bondage 
 Jtidg. 4. + 24. the hand of Israel was h. against .lafiin 
 
 1 Ham. 1. + 15. no, m 3 - lord, 1 am a woman A. of spirit 
 
 2. + .3. let not h. come out of your mouth 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 39. the sons of Zeruiah be too h. for me 
 
 13.2. Amnon thought it h. to do any thing to her 
 
 1 Kings 10.1. to prove with h. questions, 2 Chr. 9.1. 
 
 14j^+6. for I am sent to thee with h. tidings 
 fl Kings 2.10. he said, thou hast asked a h. thing 
 Job .30. +25. did not I weep for him was h. of day i 
 
 214 
 
 Job 41. 21. as h. as a piece of the nether millstone 
 H.fa/.31.+ 18. let the lying lips.which siieak a //.thing 
 60 . 3. thou hast shewed thy people h. things 
 88. 7 . thy wrath lielh//. on me, thou hast atfiicted 
 94. 4. how long shall the wicked speak h. things ! 
 Prov. 1.3. 15. but the way of transgressors is h. 
 
 Isa. 14. .3. Lord shall give thee rest from /<. bondage 
 21. + 2. ah. vision is declared unto me 
 Jer. .32. 17 . and there is nothing too h. for thee 
 
 27 . 1 am Ld. is there any thing too //. tor me I 
 Ezek. 2. + 4. for they are children //. ot face 
 
 .3. 5. thou art not sent to a people of //. language, 6. 
 Dan. 5. 12. and shewing //. sentences, were found 
 Mat. 25. 24. Lord, I knew that thou art an //. man 
 Mark 10. 24. how //. for them trust in riches to enter 
 Joint 6. 60. tliis is an //. sayin". who can hear it? 
 Acts 9 . 5. it is //. for thee to kick ag. pricks, 26.14. 
 lleb. 5. 11. many things to say, and //. to be uttered 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. in which are things//. to be understood 
 Jtide 15. to convince all ungodly of their//. speeches 
 
 HARD. 
 
 Lev. 3. 9 . the rump shall take off //. by the back-bone 
 Judg. 9. 52. Abimelech went //. to the door of tower 
 20. 45. Israel pursued//. after Benjamin t) Gideon 
 1 Sam. 14. 22. followed h. after Philistines in battle 
 31. 2. the Philistines followed //. upon Saul, and 
 upon his .sons, 2 Satn. 1. 6. 1 Chr. 10. 2. 
 1 KhigsHl. 1. N aboth had a vineyard h. by the pal. 
 
 1 Chr. 19. 4. cut off garments //. by their buttocks 
 Psal. 63. 8. my soul followelh //. after thee 
 Jo7iah 1.13. the men rowed //. to bring it to the land 
 Acts 18. 7 . whose house joined //. to the synagogue 
 HARDEN. 
 
 Exod. 4. 21. I w’ill //. Pharaoh’s heart, 7. 3.1 14. 4. 
 
 14. 17 . I will //. the hearts of the Egyptians 
 Deut. 15. 7 . shalt not//, thy heart, nor shutth 3 ’hand 
 Josh. 11.20. it was of the Lord to //. their hearts 
 
 1 Sa7n. 6. 6. wherefore then do ye //. 3 0 ur hearts ? 
 
 2 Chr. .30. + 8. h not your necks as your fathers 
 Job 6.10. yea, 1 would //. myself in sorrow 
 Psal. 95.8. not your hearts, Heb. 3. 8, 15. 1 4. 7- 
 
 HARDENED. 
 
 Exod.f. 13. Lord//. Pharaoh’s heart,he hearkened 
 not to them, 9. 12. 1 10. 1, 20, 27. 1 H. 10. 
 
 I 14. 8. 
 
 14. Pharaoh’s heart is //. ll 22. was //. 8.19.1 9.7>35. 
 8. 15. he //. his heart and hearkened not, 32. I 9. 34. 
 Deut. 2.30. the Lord thy G. //. his spirit and heart 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 6. as Egyptians and Phar. //. their hearts 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 14. they//. their necks like to their fath. 
 
 2 Chr. 36. 13. Zedekiah h. heart from turning to L. 
 Neh. 9. 16. they and our fathers //. their necks, 17,29. 
 Job 9. 4. who hath h. himself ag. him and prospered 
 
 . 39 .16. she is k. against her young ones, as not hers 
 Isa. 63. 17 .why hast thou //. our heart from thy fear r 
 Jer. 7 . 26. they hearkened not, but //. their neck 
 
 19. 15. have//, their necks not to hear my w-ords 
 Da7i. 5. 20. but when his mind was//, in pride 
 Mark 6.52. they consider, not, for their heart was //. 
 
 8 . 17 . perceive ye not ? have ye your heart yet //. ? 
 Joint 12.40. he hath blind, their eyes, //. their heart 
 Acts 19. 9. but when divers were h. and believed not 
 Rom. 11. + 7 . election obtained it, and rest were//. 
 Heb. 3. 13. lest anv of you be//. thro’deceitfulness 
 
 HARDEN ETH. 
 
 Prov. 21.29. a wicked man //. his face, but he directs 
 
 28. 14. he that //. his heart shall fall into mischief 
 
 29 . 1. he that being often reproved //. his neck 
 Rom. 9.18. mercy on whom he will, whom he will //. 
 
 WAfCD-hearted. 
 
 Ezek. 3. 7 . all the house of Israel are h.-hearted 
 HARDER. 
 
 Prov. 18. 19 . brother offended^, to be won than city 
 Jer. 5. 3. they have made their faces //. than a rock 
 Ezek. 3. 9 . h. than fiint have I made thy forehead 
 HARDLY. 
 
 Gen. 16. 6. when Sarai dealt //. with her she fled 
 Exod. 13. 15. and when Ph/vaoh would //. let us go 
 Isa. 8. 21. shall pass thro’ it n. bestead and hungry 
 Mat. 19. 23. 1 say that rich man shall//, enter into 
 the kingdom of God, Mark 10. 23. Ltike J8. 24. 
 Luke 9. 39 . a spii-. taketh him, //. depart, from him 
 Acts 27 . 8 . h. passing it, we came to the fair havens 
 HARDNKS.S. 
 
 Job .38. 38. when dust groweth into //. clods cleave 
 Psal.^l.i 12.1 gave them up to the //. of their hearts 
 Mat. 19 .8. because of //. of your hearts, Mark 10. 5. 
 Mark .3. 5. he being grieved for the //. of their hearts 
 16. 14. he upbraided them with their//, of heart 
 Rom. 2. 5. but after thy //. and impenitent heart 
 11. + 25. not ignorantthat //. in part happen, to Isr. 
 2 2’//w. 2.3. endure //. as a good soldier of Jes. Chr. 
 
 HARE. 
 
 Lev. 11. 6. the h. is unclean to v’ou, Deut. 14. 7* 
 HARLOT 
 
 Is taketi for whore or prostittite, Prov. 29. 3. Also 
 for one who forsakes the trtie God and his pure 
 worship, to folloto idols a7id false gods. Isa. 1. 21. 
 How- is the faithful city become an harlot! that 
 is, like a7t harlot, leaving God her husbuttd, to 
 cleave to false gods. By harlots may also be 
 u7iderstood the most inf aments a7id scatidalotis sm- 
 ners. Mat. 21. 31. Publicans and harlots go into 
 the kingdom of heaven before you. 
 
 Rahab who received hito her house arid concealed the 
 spies sent by .loshua to view the ciVy c/lericho, is 
 called an harlot. The Hebrew text, .losh. 2. 1. 
 calls her Zona, which St. .lerom artd many 
 others understand of a woman of art ill life. 
 The Septuagint rerider it by Tropvm as also the 
 apostle Paul in Heb. 11. .31. And .lames. Jam. 
 2. 25. Some think that she teas only art hostess 
 or inrt-keeper; and that this is the true sigrtifi- 
 cation of the original word. Had she been a 
 rooman of ill fame, say they, would Balmou, a 
 prince of the tribe of .ludah, and one of our 
 Saviour's ancestors, have takert her to wife, or 
 could he have done it by the law ? Besides, the 
 spies of Joshua uould hardly have gone to lodge 
 with a prostitute, a common harlot, they who 
 were charged with so nice and dangerous a com¬ 
 mission. 
 
 Gen. 31. 31. should deal with our sister as with h. f 
 38. 15. .ludah saw her,he thought her to be an//. 
 24. 'Lamar thy daughter-in-law hath played h. 
 Lev.HX. 14. the high-priest shall not take an //. 
 
 Jcv//.2.1.spies came into an //.'j house named Kahab 
 6. 17 . only Rahab the //. shall live, and all with her 
 Judg. 11.1. now .lephthah was the son of an //. 
 
 16.1. Samson saw there an h. and went in unto her 
 Prov. 7 . 10. a woman met him w ith attire of an h. 
 Isa. 1.21. how is the faithful city become an h. ! 
 
 2.3. 15. after seventy years shal I 1 yre sing as an /.. 
 16. take an harp, tliou //. that hast been forgotten 
 Jer. 2. 20. when thou wanderest, playing the h. 
 
 3. 1. thou hast played the//, with many lovers 
 6. under every gr. tree, and there hath played //. 
 8. .Iu<lah feared not, but went and played //. also 
 Ezek. 16.15. playedstthe //. because of thy renow n 
 16. playedst //. thereon 1| 28. played k. with them 
 
 31. hast not been as an //. ■ .35. O //. hear the w ord 
 41. 1 will cause thee to cease from playing the h. 
 
 23. 5. Aholah played the //. when she w as mine 
 19 . the days wherein she had pla^ ed the //. 
 
 41. as they go in unto a woman that playcth the lu 
 Hos. 2. 5. tor their mother hath played the //. 
 
 3. 3. I said unto her, thou shalt not play the h. 
 
 4. 15. tho’ Israel play the //. let not .ludah offend 
 Joel 3. 3. they have given a boy for a h. 
 
 Amos 7 . 17 . thy wife shall be an //. in the city 
 Mic. 1 . 7 . they .shall return to the hire of an //. 
 
 Nah. .3. 4. the whoredoms of the well-favoured //. 
 
 1 Car. 6.15. shall 1 make them the members of an h.? 
 
 16. that he who is jome/l to an k. is one body 
 Heb. 11. .31. by faith the //. Kahab perished not 
 Jam. 2.25. was not Rahab the //.justified by- works ? 
 HARLOT.S. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 16. there came two women //. to the king 
 Prov. 29 . 3. that keepeth company with //. spen/Jetfi 
 Jer. 5. 7 . they assemble by troops in h. houses 
 Hos. 4.14. separated w ith w hores, sacrifice with //. 
 Mat. 21.31. publicans and //. go into kingdom of G. 
 
 32. but the publicans and the //. believed him 
 Luke 15. .30. who hath devoured thy living with h. 
 Rev. 17 . 5 . mystery, Babylon the great, mother of h 
 
 HARM. 
 
 Gen. 31.52. shalt not pass over this pillar to me for h. 
 Lev. 5. 16. shall make amends for//, he hatli done 
 Num. .35. 23. was not his enemy, nor sought his h. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 21. retuin, I will no more do thee //. 
 
 2 Sam. 20.6. now shall Bhebado more h. than Ab^. 
 2 Kings 4. 41. and there w as no //. in the pot 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 22. dp my prophets no //. Psal. 105. 15. 
 Prov. 3. 30. strive not, if he have done thee no h. 
 Jer. 39 .12. look well to him. and do him no h. 
 
 Acts 16. 28. do thyself no //. !i 27. 21. gained this h. 
 28. 5. he felt no //. || 6. saw- no //. H 21. spake any h. 
 HARM. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 1.3. who will h. you, if followers of pood ? 
 HARM LES.S. 
 
 Mat. 10.16. be w-ise as serpents, and //. as doves 
 Rom. 16. + 19. would have you //. concerning evR 
 Phil. 2. 15. that ye may be //. the sens of God 
 Heb. 7 . 20. is holy, //. undefil. separate from sinners 
 LIARNESS, Substantive. 
 
 1 Kings 20.11. let not him girdelh on //. boast hims. 
 22. .34. between joints of his //. 2 Chron. 18. .33. 
 
 2 Chr. 9. 24. they brought every man //. and spices 
 
 HARNE.SS, Verb. 
 
 Jer. 46.4. //. the horses, and get up, ye horsemen 
 HARNESSED. 
 
 Exod. 13.18. Israel went up //. out of land of Etrvpt 
 HARP. 
 
 Gen. 4. 21 . .Tubal was father of them that handle h. 
 31. 27 . might have sent thee away with tabr. and h. 
 1 Sam. 10. 5. meet a company' of prophets with a h. 
 16. 16. a man who is a cunning player on an h. 
 2.3. David took an //.and played with his hand 
 1 Chr. 25. 3. six prophesied w-ith a /;. to give thanks 
 Job 0.1. 12. they take the timbrel and //. and rejoice 
 .30. 31. my //. also is turned to mourning, and organ 
 Psal. 33. 2. praise the I.ord with the //. 150. 3. 
 43.4. yea,on the //.will 1 praise thee, O my God 
 49 . 4. I w ill open my dark saying upon the h. 
 
 57 . 8. awake j/saltcry and //. i will awake, lOG. 2. 
 71 . 22. sing with //. 92. 3. i 98. 5.1 147. 7.1 149. 3. 
 
 81.2. bring hither the pleasant //. with the psaltery 
 Isa. 5. 12. the //. and the viol are. in their feasts 
 
 16. 11. my bowels shall sound like an h. for Moab 
 23.16. take an //. jl 24. 8. the joy of the //. ceaseth 
 Dan. 3. 5. at sound of the A. fall down, 7, 10, 15. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 7 . w hether pipe or //. except they give 
 HARPS. 
 
 O.Sam.6. 5. David and all Isr. played oh//.and com- 
 1 Kings 10.12. the king made of the almug-trees A 
 Psal. 137 . 2. we hanged our A. upon the willows 
 Isa. 30. 32. it shall be with tablets and A. 
 
 Ezek. 26.13. the sound of thy A. shall he no more 
 Rev. 5. 8. havinsr every one of them A. and vials 
 14. 2. harping with their A. || 15. 2. tl'.e A. of God 
 See Cymb.vl. 
 
 HARPED. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 7 . how'sball be known what is piped or A. 
 
 HARPERS. 
 
 Ret. 14. 2.1 heard the voice of A. harping with harps 
 
 18. 22. tlie voice of A. shall be heard no more at all 
 HARROW. 
 
 Job 39. 10. or will he A. the vallevs after thee ? 
 HARROWS. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 31. he put them under saws and A. of iron 
 1 Chr. 20.3. and cut them with saw s and A. of iron 
 
 HART. 
 
 JJeut. 12.15. may eat flesh as of the A. 14.5.! 15.22. 
 Psal. 42.1. as the A. panteth after the water-brooks 
 Isa. 35. 6. then shall the lame man leap as an A. 
 See Young. 
 
 HARTS. 
 
 1 Kings A. 23. ten fat oxen, besides A. and roe-bucks 
 Lam. 1.6. her princes become like A. w ithout pasture 
 HARVEST 
 
 Is the time of reaping com and other fruits of the 
 e/ir+A, Gen. 8. 22. It is taken for a seasonable 
 and proper ti/ne for business. Prov. 10. 5. He 
 that sleepeth in harvest, is a son that causetfi 
 
HAT 
 
 HAS 
 
 shame. He that neglecteth and mtsimproveth 
 the proper seasons and opportunities of doing good 
 to himself and to others, causeth shame both to 
 himself for his folly, and the poverty and misery 
 which follows thereupon; and also to his parents, 
 to whose negligent or evil education such things 
 are often, and sometimes justly imputed. . 
 Harvest is put for a people whose sms are ripe jpr 
 judgment. .!oel .‘5. 1.‘5. Put ye in the sickle, tor 
 the iiarvest is rijie ; Cut down these sinners that 
 ' are ripe for judgment. The time ot babylon s 
 harvest shall come : the time when she shall oe cut 
 down, Jer. 51. 33. Our Saviour, in the parable oj 
 the sower, calls the end of the world, or the day oJ 
 judgment, the harvest. Mat. 13. 39. Then Cod will 
 separate the tares from the wheat, the wicked ftorn 
 the godly. In Mat. 9. 3o, 3?. C\)Tist, seeing mul¬ 
 titudes coming to hear him, said to his disciples. 
 The harvest truly is plenteous ; many are willing 
 to Tcceive inUrnction, J'/tis Wfis spoiceti at the 
 feast of Tabernacles, which was in harvest. 
 
 -Oen. 8. ‘i2. wliile earth retnaineth h. shall not cease 
 30. 14. Reuben went in days ot wheat-A. 
 
 45.6. in live years shall neither be earing nor h. 
 Erod. 23. 16. thou shall keep the feast ot //. 34. 22. 
 
 34. 21. in earing-time and in h. thou shalt rest 
 Lev.Vj. 9. when ye reap/i. 23.10, 22. Deut.Hl. 19. 
 05 5 . wliat grows of us own accord ot h. not reap 
 jluthl. 22. came to Reth-lehem in begin. ofbarley-/i. 
 
 2. 21. tarry with my maiciens till end of h. 23. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 13. men of Beth-shemesh reaping their/i. 
 8. 12. and lie will set tliem to reap his 
 
 12. 17 . is it not wheat /i. to-day, 1 will call to Ld. 
 '2 Sam. 21. 9 . w'ere put to death in h. in barley-//. 
 
 ~ 10. spread it for lier from beginning ot barley-//. 
 Job 5.5. whose //. the hungry eateth up and taketh it 
 Erov. 6. 8. the ant gatheretli her food in the //. 
 
 10. 5. he that sleepeth in h. causeth shame 
 ‘>6.1. as rain in //. so honour is not seemly tor a tool 
 Jsa. 9. 3. they joy before thee according to joy in/i. 
 16. 9 . for the shouting for thy //. is tallen . 
 
 17 . 11 . but the h. shall be a heap in the day of grief 
 18.4. and like a cloud of dew in the heat ot h. 
 
 5 for afore the //. ■when the bud is perfect 
 23. 3. the //. of the river is her revenue 
 Jer. 5. 17 . they shall eat up thine //. and thv bread 
 24. he reserveth to us the appointed weeks of h. 
 
 8. 20. tlie //. ispast,sunimerisended, we not saved 
 Eos. 6.11. O Judah, he hath set an //. for thee 
 Joell. 11. because the //. of the field is perished 
 3.13. put in the sickle, for the //. is ripe, come 
 4. 7 . when there were yet three months to h. 
 Mat. 9 . 37 . the //. is plenteous, the labourers are few 
 
 38. pray ye the Lord of the //. to send, Luke 10.2. 
 
 13. 30. let both grow together until //. in time of h 
 
 39. the //. is enS of the world, reapers the angels 
 Mark 4. 29. put in the sickle because //. is come 
 Luke 10. 2. he said unto them, the //. truly is great 
 John 4. .35. then cometh h. the fields are white to h 
 Jiev. 14.15. time is come, for the h. ot earth is ripe 
 
 HARVEST-w/«w. 
 
 Isa. 17 . 5. it shall be as when the h. ^atherefh corn 
 Jer. 9. 22. carcases shall fall as the nandtul after h. 
 
 IIARVEsi-r/w/^. 
 
 Josh. 3. 15. Jordan overtioweth all the time of h. 
 Judg. 15. 1. in time of wheat h. Samson visited wife 
 ■2 Sam. 23.13. three chiefs came to David in h.-time 
 Frov.Zb. 13. as the cold of snow^ in the time ot //. 
 Jer. 53. 16 . cut off him handleth sickle in h.-time 
 51. 33. a little while the ti/neof her h. shall come 
 Mat. 13.30. in the time of h.l will say to the reapers 
 II AST. 
 
 Gen. 19.12. the men said to Lot, //. tlmu here any 
 besides ? whatsoever fhou //. in city bring out 
 27 . .38. Esau said, //. Ihou but one blessing, father ? 
 
 32. 28. as a prince //. thou powmr with G. and men 
 
 33. 9. Esau said, keep that thou //. to thyselt 
 
 45.10. come thou, thy flock, and all that thou //. 
 Exod. 9 . 19. send and gather all that thou //. in field 
 13.12. every firstling thou li. shall be the Lord s 
 Eeut. 8.13. silver, gold, and all thou //. is multiplied 
 Judg. 18. 3. what inakest thou ? what It. thou here ? 
 1 Sam. 25. 6. peace be to thee and all that Ihou //. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 35. h. thou not here with thee Zadok ? 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. Elisha said, tell me, what h. m house 
 Job 10.4. //. thou eyes of flesh, or seest as man/ 
 
 40. 9 . h. thou an arm like God ? or canst thunder ? 
 Prov. 3. 28. say not, go, when thou //. it by thee 
 Isa.9.0. 16. w'hat//. thou here? whom //.thou here? 
 Mat. 19. 21. sell all tliou //. MarklQ. 21. Luke 18. 22. 
 25. 25. lo, there thou //. that is thine . 
 
 John4. 11. from whence then//, thou hying water. 
 18 . and he whom thou now //. is not thine husband 
 
 6. 68. to whom go 1' th.ou //. wor sof eternal life 
 
 7 . 20. the people said, thou //. a devil, 8. 48, 52. 
 
 13. 8. if 1 wash thee not, thou//. no part with me 
 
 ActsQ. 21. thou h. neither part nor lot in this inatter 
 Horn. 2. 20. thou who //. flia form of kno-.vledge 
 14.22.//. thou faith? have it to thyselt before (-/od 
 1 Cor. 4. 7 . what //. thou that thou didst not receive ? 
 Jam. 2.18. aman may say, thou //. raith and i works 
 Eev. 2. 3. thou //. patience, and for my name s sake 
 6. but this thou //. 1! 3.1. thou //. a name to live, 4. 
 8. thou h. a little strengtii |1 11, hold what thou h. 
 HAS I'E, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 10.16. Pharaoh called for Moses and Aaron h. 
 12.11. ye shall eat it in h. -with your loihs girded 
 33. might send them out of land in //. Deut . 16. .3. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.8. because the king’s business required h. 
 
 2 Kings'!. 15. the Syrians had cast away in their//. 
 F.zra 4. 23. they w'ent up in //. to Jertisalem 
 Pi/ 7 /. 31.22. I said in my //. 1 am cut oft from thee 
 
 116. 11. I said ill my//, all men are liars 
 Isa. 52. 12. ye shall not go out with //. nor by flight 
 Ean. ft. 25. Arioch brought Dan. before king in //. 
 3. 24. the king rose up in h. and spake, aiid said 
 6. 19 . the? king went in //. unto the den ot lions 
 Mark 6. 25. she came in straightway with //. to king 
 J.uke 1. .39. Mary went into the hill-country with//. 
 2. 16 . the shepherds came with h. and found Mary 
 HAS I'E. 
 
 Gen. 19 .22. h. thee, escape thither, for I cannot do 
 
 Gen. 45. 9. h. ye and go up to my father, say, 1.3. 
 
 1 Sam 20. .38.Jonathan cried, make speed //.stay not 
 23.27. //. thee,for Philistines have invaded the land 
 Psal. 22." 19 . O my strength, //. thee to help me 
 See M.vkc haste. 
 
 HASTED. ,, , , , 
 
 Gen 18. 7. give it to young man, and he //. to aress it 
 24.18. she said, drink, my lord, and she //. 20. 
 
 Exod. 5. 13. and the taskmasters//. them, saying 
 Josh. 4. 10. the people//, and passed over Jordan 
 8. 14. and w'hen the king of Ai saw it, they //. 
 
 19. the ambush //. and set the city on tire 
 10.13. the sun //. not to go down a whole day 
 Judg 26 . 37 . lieis in waif//, and rushed on Gibeah 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 48. David //.|| 25.23. Abigail //. 42. 
 
 25. 34. except thou hadst //. and come to meet 
 28. 24. the witch at En-dor //. and killed the calt 
 
 2 Sam. 19 .16. Shimei, who was of Bahurim, //. 
 
 1 Kings QO. 41. the prophet//. and took ashes away 
 
 2 Kings 9.13. they//.and put garments under Jehu 
 2 Citron. 26. 20. yea, himself//, also logo out 
 Esth. 6 . 12. Haman //. to his house mourning 
 
 14 they //. to bring Hainan unto the banciuet 
 Job 31. 5. or if m V foot hath //. to deceit 
 Psal. 48. 5. they were troubled and //. away, 104.7- 
 Acts^O 16. Paul //. to be at Jerusalem at Pentecost 
 HASTEN. ,-T 1 , 
 
 1 Kings 22. 9. h. hither IMicaiah the son of Imlah 
 
 2 Citron. 24. 5. and see that ye //. the matter 
 Psal. 16. 4 . sorrows multiplied //. after another god 
 55. 8 . I would//, my escape from the windy storm 
 
 Eccl 2.25. or who else can //. hereunto more than 1. 
 Isa. 5 19. let him //. his wmrk that we may see it 
 60. 22. 1 the Lord will //. it in his time 
 Jer 1 .12. I will h. my wmrd to perform it 
 HASTEN ED, ElI-I. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6 . Abraham //. into the tent unto Sarah 
 19. 15. angels //. Lot, saying, arise, take thy wife 
 2 Chron. 24. 5. howbeit the Levites It. it not 
 
 . 3.15. posts went out, being //. by king, 8 . 14. 
 51. 14. the captive exile //. to be loosed 
 Jer. 17. 16.1 have not //. from being a pastor 
 ‘ HASTETH. 
 
 Job 9.26. as the eagle that //. to the prey 
 40. 23. behold, he drinketh up a river, and //. not 
 Prov. 7 . 23. as a bird //. to snare, and kiioweth not 
 19. 2 . and he that It. with his feet sinneth 
 
 28. 22 . he that //. to be rich, hath an evil eye 
 Eccl. 1. 5. the sun //. to the place where he arose 
 .Ter 48.16. the affliction of Moab h. fast 
 Hab. 1 . 8 . they shall fly as the eagle that //. to eat 
 Zeph. 1.14. the great day ofthe Lord //. greatly 
 
 HASITLY. 
 
 Gen. 41.14. they brought Joseph h. outofdungeon 
 Judg ft 23 . left nations without driving them out//. 
 9.54. Abimeiech called //.untohis armoiir-bearer 
 1 Sam. 4. 14. and the man came in //. and told I'Ji 
 1 Kings 20. 33. the men did h. catch it, and thej'said 
 Prov. 20 . 21 . an inheritance may be gotten //. 
 
 25. 8 . go not forth //. to strive, lest thou know not 
 John 11 . .31. when Jews saw Mary that she rose //. 
 
 IIASIING. 
 
 La. 16. 5. seeking judgment, and It. righteousness 
 ft Pet 3 12. and It. unto the coming of day of the L. 
 HASTY. 
 
 Prov. 14.29. but he that is //. of spirit exalteth folly 
 21 . 5 . but of every one that is //. only to want 
 
 29. 20 . seest thou a man that is h. in his words 
 Eccl. 5. ft. let not thy heart be //. to utter before G. 
 
 7 . 9 . be not //. in thy spirit to be angry 
 
 8 . 3 . be not too//, to go out of his sight 
 Isn hg 4. astlie //. fruit before, the summer 
 
 32. f 4 . the heart of the //. shall understand 
 35 . t 4 . say to them that are of It. heart, be strong 
 Dan. ft. 15. why is the decree so It. from the king . 
 Hab. 1 . 6 . the Chaldeans, that bitter and //. nation 
 H A10 H. 
 
 Isa. .34.15.owl shall It. and gather under her shad. 
 59 5 they //. cockatrice-eggs, weave spiders M’eb 
 HATCHETH. 
 
 Jer. 17.11. as partridge sitteth on eggs and //. not 
 HATE. 
 
 To hate, is not always to be understood rigorously. 
 It frenuently signifies no more than a lesser degree 
 of'love. Dent. 21. 15. If a man have two wives, 
 one beloved, and another hated that is, less be¬ 
 loved. Thus our Saviour says, that he who would 
 follow him, must hate father and mother; that is, 
 should love them less than Christ, less than his own 
 salvation; he ought not to prefer them to God. 
 SoloTHon saySy thnt he that spaieth his rod, 
 hateth his son, Prov. 13. 24. Fathers often spare 
 their children out of an excessive love to them ; 
 hut this is not a proper instance of aj^ctiqn, to 
 forbear correcting them; their fond affection is 
 as pernicious to their children, as other men s 
 hatred could he ; they keep buck from, them what 
 would do them good. There is a malicious hatred of 
 the persons ot men, not oj their sins; thus Aliab 
 hated the fj.rd s prophet Micaiah, 1 lfings9A.^. 
 And wicked men do thus hate the righteous. TsM. 
 .34. 21. Thev that hate the righteous shall be de¬ 
 solate. 'There is also an hatred of the sins of men, 
 not of their persons ; thus the righteous hate even 
 the garment spotted with corruption, Jude 2.3. 
 What I liate, that do I, Rom. 7-15.^ Ihe godly 
 hate sin, because it is a breach of God s law. 
 
 Gen. 24.60. let seed possess gate ot those that //. 
 
 50. 15. they said, Joseph will peradventnre //. us 
 Lev. 19. 17 . thou shalt not//, thy brother in heart 
 26. 17 . they that //. you shall reign over you 
 Kum. 10. .35. lettliem that //. thee flee before thee 
 Deut. 7 . 10. and repayeth them tliat //. him to face 
 15. he will lav tiiem upon them tliat //. thee, 30. 7. 
 19 11. if any man //. his neighbour and lie in tvait 
 22.13. if take a wife, ami go in unto her and //. her 
 24 ' 3 . if the latter husband //. her and write a bill 
 33 ! 11. smite through the loins of them that //. him 
 2 Chr. 19 . 2. ami love them that //. the Lord ? 
 
 ~Toh 8. 22. that//, thee shall be clothed with shame 
 Psal. 21.8. thv hand shall find those that //. thee 
 34. 21. they tliat//. the righteous shall be desolate 
 
 11 A T 
 
 Psal. 44. 10. they' which //. us spoil for fhen«. 
 
 68. 1. let them also that //. him dee before him 
 83. 2. they that //. thee have lilted up the head 
 89. 23. and 1 will plague them that //. him 
 97 . 10. ye that love tlie Lord //. evil 
 10,5. 25. he turned their heart to //. his people 
 129 . 5. let them be turned back that//. Zion 
 Prov. 1. 22. how long, fools, will yc//. knowledge 
 6. 16. these six doth tlie Lord //. a proud look 
 
 8. 1.3. fear of the Lord is to //. evil ; pride do I //. 
 
 9 . 8 . reprove not a scorner, lest lie //. thee 
 19. 7 . all the bretlireii of the poor do //. him 
 25. 17 . lest he be weary of thee, and so //. thee 
 29 . 10. the blood-thirsty //. the upright 
 
 Eccl. 3. 8. a time to love and a time to //. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 27 . delivered unto will ot them tliat //. tneo 
 Dan. 4. 19. the dream be to them that //. thee 
 Amos 5. 10. tliey //. him that rebuketh in the gate 
 15. //. the evil, and love the good, establish judgm. 
 Mic. 3. 2. who //. the good, and love evil, who pluck 
 Mat. 5. 43. been said, love thy neighbour, h. enemy 
 44. do good to them that //. you, J.uke 6. 27. 
 
 6. 24. either he will h. the one, J^uke 16 . 13. 
 
 24. 10. and shall betray and shall //. one another 
 Luke 1. 71 . saved from the hand ot all that //. us 
 6. 22. blessed are ye when men shall //. you 
 14. 26. and //. not his father, and mother, and wife 
 Johnl. 7 . the world cannot //. you, but me it hateth 
 
 15.18. marvel not if the world //. you, 1 John 3.13. 
 Rev. 17 .16. tlie ten horns, these shall //. the whore 
 
 I HATE. 
 
 1 KingsflZ.Q. there is one man, 7//. him, 2 Chr. 18.7- 
 Psal. '101. 3. I h. the work of them that turn aside 
 
 119." 104. therefore I h. every false way, 128. . 
 
 113. Ih. vain thoughts 1| 163. 1 h. and abhor lying 
 139 21. do not I h. them, G Lord, that hate thee t 
 22. yea, I h. them with perfect hatred 
 Prov 8 13. the evil way and froward mouth do 1 h. 
 Isa. 61. 8. I h. robbery for burnt offenng 
 Jer 44. 4. do not this abominable thing that i //. 
 Amos 5. 21. 1 h. 1 despise your feast-days 
 6. 8. Ih. his palaces, therefore will 1 deliver city 
 Z^ech. 8 . 17 . for all these are things that i //. saith L. 
 Rom. 7 . 15. but what I h. that do 1 
 Rev. 2. 6. the deeds of the N icolaitanes I h. 15. 
 HATE me. 
 
 Gen. 26. 27. why come ye to me, seeing ye //. me? 
 Exod. 20. 5. visiting iniquity to the third and fourth. 
 
 generation of them that //. me, Deut. 5. 9. 
 Deut. 32. 41. and I will reward them that //. me 
 Judg. 11. 7 . do notye //. me? |1 14.16. thou dost //. me 
 
 2 Ham. 22. 41. destroy them that //. me, J^s. 18. 40. 
 Psal. 9. 13. trouble which 1 suffer ot them that //. me 
 
 25. 19 . and they //. me with cruel hatred 
 35 19 . let them wink that h. me without a cause 
 .38. 19 . they tliat //. me wrongfully are many, 69. 4. 
 41 7 all that //. me whisper together against me 
 55. 3 ’. they cast iniquity upon me, in wrath //. me 
 69. 14. let me be delivered from them that h. me 
 86. 17 . that they which h. me may see it 
 118. 7 . 1 shall see my desire upon them that//.we 
 
 Prov. 8. 36. all they that //. me love death 
 HA TED. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 41. Esau //. Jacob, because of the blessing 
 29. .31. the L. saw Leah was //. |1 33. that I was //. 
 37 . 4. his brethren //. Joseph yet the more, 5, 8. 
 
 49 . 23. the archers shot at him and //. him 
 Deut. 1. 27 . and said, because the Lord //. ns, 9. 28. 
 4. 42. //. him not in times past, 19. 4, 6. Josh. 20. u. 
 21. 15. another //. H 16. before the son ofthe //. 
 
 17 . shall acknowledge the son of //. tor lirst-bom 
 Judg. 15. 2. I thought that thou hadst utterly //. her 
 2 S/im. 5. 8. the lame and blind that are //. of David s 
 13 15. Amnon //. Tamar II22. Absalom //. Amnon 
 18 lie delivered me from my strong enemy, 
 and from tliem that h. me, Psal. 18. 17 . 
 Efth 9 1 the lews had rule over them that//. them 
 
 did ^vhat they would unto those that //. them 
 Toll 31. 29. at tlie destruction of him that //. me 
 J^sal. 26. 5. I have //. the congregation ot evil clocrs 
 31. 6. 1 have //. them that regard lying vanities 
 44 7 . thou hast put them to shame that //. us 
 55 12. neither was it he that//, me, thataid magnify 
 106. 10. he saved them from lum that //. them 
 41. and they that //. them ruled oyer them 
 Prov 1 "9 they //. knowledge, and did notchoosa 
 5. 12. and say, liow' have 1 //. instruction 
 14. 17 . and a man of wicke/i devices is //. 
 
 20. the poor is //. even ot his own neighbour 
 Feci. 2. 17 . therefore I //. life 1| 18. 1 //. labour 
 Isa. 60.1.5. whereas thou hast been forsaken and A. 
 66. 5. brethren that //. j'ou said. Lord be glorified 
 Jer. 12. 8. therefore have I h. mine heritage 
 Ezek. 16. 37 . I will gather all them that thou hast//. 
 .35. 6. sith thou hast not //. blood, blood pursue 
 Hos.'o. 15. for there I //. them for wickedn. otdoin^ 
 Mai. 1. 3. I loved Jacob, and //. Vsau, horn. 9. 13. 
 Mat. 10.22. ye shall be //. Mark 13. 13. J.uke .1. 17 . 
 ”4. 9 . ■ye shall be //. of all nations for my name 
 Lule 19 . 14. his citizens h. him, and sent a message 
 John 15. 18. ye know that it //. me before it /'• 5'^ 
 04 . have both seen and //. both me and my rather 
 Of), written in their law, they //. me without a cause 
 17 . 14. world hath //. them, because not of world 
 I'.vh. 5. 29 . no man ever yet //. Ins ow 11 llcsli 
 lleb 1 9 . thou hast loved richteousn. and //. iniquity 
 HA'TEEUL. , , , , 
 
 Psal. .36. 2. until his iniquity be found to be h. 
 
 'Tit. 3. 3. w e were //. and hating one another 
 Rail 18 ^ a cage of every unclean and //. bird 
 HATEEULLY. 
 
 F-'pk O'! on and tliev shall deal w ith thee h. 
 ifAllltS. 
 
 Psal 81.15. the //. of Lord should have subrnitted 
 Rom. 1. 30. backbiters^//.^ Go/1, despiteful 
 
 o Sam. 19 . 6 . lowest thine enemies, and //. thy friends 
 /La/. 5. 5. thou //. all workers of iniquity 
 45 . 7 . thou lovest righteousness, ami //. •wickedness 
 . 50 ! 17 . thou //. instruction, and castest my words 
 i'sZek,^^. deliver thee into hand \vhoin thou A. 
 Rev. 2 ^ 6 . thou //. the deeds of the N icolaitaiic** 
 
HAT 
 
 TIATETir. 
 
 J^zod. 23. 5. it see the ass of him that h. thee lying 
 IJeiu.'i. 10. Lord not be slack to him that A. Iiim 
 12. .31. every abomination he A. have th(^' done 
 IG. 22. nor set up any image which the Lord A. 
 22.16. 1 f!H\ e my daughter unto this man, he A.lier 
 Ji»A 16. 9. he teareth me in his wrath, who A. me 
 34. 17. sliall even he that A. rieht, govern 
 Psa/. 11. 5. him that loveth violence', his soul A. 
 120. 0. my soul long dwelt with him that A. peace 
 Prov, 11. 15. and he that A. suretyship is sure 
 12. 1. but he that A. reproof is brutish 
 i;j. 5. a richtecus man A. lying, but a wicked man 
 24. he that spareth his rod A. Ins son 
 15. 10. and he that A. leproof shall die 
 1^. but he that A. gifts shall live 
 26. 24. he that A. ilissembleth with his lips 
 28. a lying tongue A. those that aie attlii ted 
 -8. 16. he that A. covetousness shall prolong days 
 
 20.24. whoso is partner with a thief A. his own soul 
 lsa. \. 14. and your appointed feasts my soul A. 
 Jilal. 2.16. the Lord saith, that he A. putting away 
 John 3. 20. every one that doeth evil A. the'light 
 
 7. 7._but me the world A. because 1 testify or it 
 
 12.25. he that A. his life in this world shall keep it 
 lo. ly. 3’e are not ot world, therefore world A. you 
 
 23. he that A. me A. niy l ather also 
 1 Jo/in 2. 9. he that A. his brother is in darkness, 11. 
 
 3. 15. vyhosoever A. his brother is a murderer 
 4.20. it say, 1 love (>od, and A. his brother, is a liar 
 lIATllsG. 
 
 Pzod. 18. 21. provide men ot truth, A. covetousness 
 I It. 3. 3. in times past hateful, and A. one another 
 Jude 23. A. even the garment spotted by the liesh 
 ^ IIAIII. 
 
 Gen. 24. 36. and unto him A. he giv. all that he A. 
 Jev. 22. 5. whahsoever uncleanness he A. 
 
 28. no devoted thing of all he A. shall be sold 
 A wwt. 23. 22. he A. the strength of an unicorn, 24. 8. 
 
 4. why name done awa'y because he A. no sou 
 IJent. 21. 16. his sons to inherit that which he A. 
 
 17. the tirst-born a double portion of all he A. 
 Josh. 6. 22. bring out thence woman and all she A. 
 
 7. 15. he shall be burnt with lire, he and all he A 
 
 1 -Sam. 15. 22. A. Lord as great delight in offerings ? 
 
 2 Kinffs 4.2. thine handmaid A. not any thing in h'ou. 
 
 14. veriJ / she A. no child, her husband is old 
 
 JeAl. 10. hedge about all heA. |1 11. touch all he A. 
 
 12. behold, all that he A. is in thy jjower 
 
 2. 4. all that a man h. will he iiive tor his life 
 5.16. so the poor A. hope || .38. 28. A. rain a father 
 J sal. 37.16. a little that a righteous man A. is better 
 109. n. let the extortioner catch all that he A. 
 
 137. 5. happy is the man A. his quiver full of them 
 146.5. ha|)py he that A. God of Jacob for his help 
 P/ ov. 12. 9. he that is despised and A. a servant is bet. 
 
 13. 4. the sluggard desireth, and A. nothing 
 7. there is that maketh himself rich, yet A. nothin'^ 
 
 16. 22. understanding is life unto him who A. it'’ 
 
 17. 8. a precious stone in eyes of him that A. it 
 19. 23. and he that A. it shall abide satisfied 
 
 23.29. who A. woe f who A. sorrowwho A. wounds ? 
 JLCcl. 4. 8. yea, he A. neither child nor brother 
 ](). for he /i. not another to help him nj) 
 
 6. 8. for what A. the wise mere than the fool ? 
 
 8. 8. neither A. he power in the day of death 
 
 Cani.H.S. we have a little sister, and she A. no breasts 
 Jsa. 29. 8. beheld he is taint, and his soul A. appetite 
 45. 9. he A. no hands 1| 56. ](>. and A. no lieht 
 0.3. 2. he A. no form nor comeliness, when see him 
 5o. 1. he that A. no money, come ye, buy and eat 
 Jer. 2.3.28. prophet that A. a dream, let him tell, and 
 1 ^”5' word, let him speak my word 
 
 49.1. A. Israel no sons ' A. lie no heir.’ why then 
 2Lfi/.l.l4. cursed bedeceiver which A. in flock amale 
 Mat. 8. 26. A. not where to lay head, LiJ.e 9. 58. 
 
 11. 15. he that A. ears to hear, let him liear, 13. 9, 
 
 43. MarL -i. y. Ln.ice 8. 8. | 14. .35. Pev. 2. 7. 
 
 18. nor eating, nor drniking, they say he A. adevii 
 
 13.12. whosoever A. to him shall be given, and more 
 abundance; who A. not, from him shall betaken 
 that he A. 25.29. MarA-4. 25. Luke 8.18.1 19. 26. 
 
 44. selletli all that he A. and buyeth that field 
 66. whence A. this man these things ? Murk 6. 2. 
 
 t'-celzebub, and castefh out devils 
 30. because they said, he A. an unclean spirit 
 Juke ~. 33. and ye say , he A. a devil, Johii lu. 20. 
 
 12. 44. he will make him ruler over all that he k. 
 
 14. .3.3. that forsaketh not all that he A. cannot be 
 
 yhose superscription A. it r they said Cesar's 
 22. .36. he that A. a purse, he that A. no swonl 
 24. .39. a spirit A. not flesh and bones, as ye see me 
 Johyi 3. 29. he that A. the bride, is the bridegj oom 
 .36. believeth A. everlasting life, 5. 24. | 6. 47,54. 
 
 5. 26. as the Father A. life m himself, so A. gi\ eii 
 12. 48. A. one judgeth him, the word 1 have spoken 
 
 14. 21. he that A. my commandm. and keepeth them 
 30. the prince of this world A. nothing m me 
 
 15.1.3. greater lo\ e A. no man than this, that a man 
 16. 15. all things that the Father A. are mine 
 19.11. delivered thee unto me, A. the greater sin 
 Pom. .3. 1. what advantage then A. the .lew ? 
 
 4. 2. It justified by works, he A. whereof to glory 
 9-21.^1. not the potter power over the cla>v 
 
 I Gor. 7. 4. the wife A. not power of her own body 
 
 7. but every man A. his proper gift of God 
 
 14. 26. every one of von A. a psalm, A. ailoctrine 
 *• Gor. 6.14. vvhat fellowship A. righteousness with 
 unright.what communion A. light with darkn. ’ 
 
 15. what concord A. C hrist.’ || 16.'A. temple of G. 
 
 8.12. it is accepted according to that a man A. 
 
 Gal. 4.27. for the de.solate A. more children than she 
 Jph-o. 5. nor idolater A. any inheritance in kingdom 
 
 II I n' ‘‘'•y.thinketh he A. whereof may trust 
 
 'ui’uilder A. more honour than the house 
 7.24._this man A. an unchangeable priesthood 
 10. .3o. confidence, which A. recompense of reward 
 1 t*'ough a man say he A. faith, not works 
 
 IJo/in 2. 2.3. who denieth .Son, same A. not Father 
 
 3. 3. every man that A. this hope in him purifieth 
 L’- ye know that no murderer A. eternal life 
 1<. whoso A. this world’s good, and seeth brother 
 216 
 
 H A V 
 
 1 John 4.16. we have bel. the love that God A. to us J 
 18. there is no tear in love, because tear A. tonn. 
 
 H AV 
 
 18. there is no fear in love, because tear A. term. 
 
 5.10. he that believeth on .Sou of (7. //, the witness 
 12. he that A. the .Son A. liie, A. not .''on A. not life 
 2 John 9. vvhoso abideth not in doctrine of Christ A. 
 
 not God, that abideth A. both the l atlier and Son 
 Kev. 3. 7. that A. key or David opens, no man shuts 
 12.6. wildern. where she A. a place prepared of G. 
 
 12. because he knoweth that he A. but a short time 
 
 17. 7- beast wliich A. the seven heads and ten horns 
 9. and hei e is the mind which A. wisdom 
 
 20. 6. on such the second death A. no power 
 IlAl.HED. 
 
 Gen. 26. t21. they digged another w'ell,called it A. 
 Sum. .35. 2u. it he thrust him of A. or hull at him 
 2.3'a/a.l3. 15. A. wherewith he hated her greater 
 Psal. 25. 19. and they hate me w jth cruel A. 
 
 169. 3. they compassed me about with A. 
 
 5. they have rewarded me A. for mv love 
 1.39. 22. 1 hate them with perfect A.’l iountthem 
 Prov. 10. 12. A. stirs up stnres, love covers all sins 
 
 18. he that hideth A. with lying lips, is a fool 
 15. 17. better than a stalled ox, and A. thei’ewith 
 tY>. 26. whose A. is covered by deceit, his wickedn. 
 Jccl. 9. 1. no man knoweth either love or A. 
 
 6. their love, their A. and envy is now perished 
 Fzek. 25.15. vengeance to destroy itfi.rtheold A. 
 35. 5. because thou hast had a perpetual A. 
 
 11.1 will do according to envy hast used out of A. 
 Hos. 9. 7. tor multitude ot iniquity, anti for great A 
 8. but the prophet is A. in the house of his God 
 Gal. 5. 20. w itchcratt, A. the works of the flesh 
 ^ IIAT.S. 
 
 Uan. 3. 21. men were bound in their hosen and A 
 ^ 11 AUGHT V. 
 
 fyes are upon A. to bring down 
 j^saL ItU. 1. Lord,niy heart is not/:. iiore\es lofty 
 I rov. t).f 17. the Lord hateth A. eyes, a lying tongue 
 16.18. and a A. spirit goeth before a tall ° 
 
 18. 12. before destruction the heart or man is A. 
 
 21. 24. proud and A. scorner is his name 
 Ja. 3. 16. because the daughters of /ion are A. 
 
 10. 33. high hewn down, and A. shall be humbled 
 24. 4. the A. peoi)le ot the earth do languish 
 Jzek. 16. 50. were A. before me, 1 took them away 
 Z,€pli. 3.11. no more be A. because ot holy mountain 
 . IIAUGHIILY. 
 
 Mic. 2. 3. neither shall ye go A. this time, is evil 
 ilA UGH IllsEbS. 
 
 Ptov. 21. + 4. the A. of eyes and a proud heart is sin 
 Isa^l.W. h. ot men shall be bowed down, L. exalted 
 17. tmd the A. ct men shall be made low 
 13. 11. and I will lay low the A. of tlte terrible 
 16. 6. we heard of the A. of Moab, Jer. 48. 29 
 ^ HAUM. 
 
 1 oam. 23. 22. go and see his place where his A. is 
 „ HAUTM. 
 
 David and men were wont to A. 
 J-.ek. 26.17. cause their terror to be on all that A. it 
 1 U\ \ E. 
 
 Geti. 11. 6. the Lord said, they’ A. all one language 
 4.3.7. A. ye another brother |i 44. 19. A. ve a father ’ 
 46. .32. and they have br ought all that they A. 
 Jzod.JJ^. 3. thou shaltA. no other gods. Dent. 5. 7. 
 Jev. 7. 7- priest that maketh atonement sl.all A. it,8 
 I'leat ottering the sons of Aaron shall A. 
 19. .50. a just ephah and a just hin shall ye A. 
 
 13. priest’s daughter A. no child, \um. 27. 8, 9 
 
 no”'" ‘ "" hence should 1 A. flesh to give unto all 
 
 -2. .38. A. 1 now any power at all to say any thing.- 
 -.5.1.3. covenant ot (leace he and hisseed sliall A. it 
 So. 8._trom them that A. many, them that A. tew 
 Gout. 5. 26. who hath heard vidce of God,as we h.? 
 Josh. 2,13. ye will save alive father and all they A. 
 
 1(. 18. though they A. iron chariots and be strotm 
 22. 24. what A. you to do w ith Lord God of Israel} 
 Judg. 14. 15. A. ye called us to take that we A. ■' 
 
 18. 24. ye A. taken my gods, and w hat A. 1 more .’ 
 l\uth 1.12. turn again, for 1 am too old to A. an hus- 
 band,it 1 should A. an husband also to nisht 
 
 1 ktam. 8. 19. but we will A. a king over us 
 
 9. 7■ there is not a present to bring; w hat A. w e ’ 
 
 10. .3. go and utterly destroy all that they A. 
 
 18. 8^ what can he A. more but the kingdom 
 21. 15. A. I need of madmen, thaty-e A. brought’ 
 
 2 t^am. 1.3. 9. Amnon said, A. out all men Iroin me 
 lo. .36. they A. there w ith them their two son- 
 
 16. 10. what A. I to do with you, ye sons of/eruiah’ 
 18.18. 1 A. no son to keep my name in remembrance 
 
 A. 1 yet to cry anymore to king - 
 34. llarzillai said unto king, how long A. 1 to lire.’ 
 
 43. Israel said, we A. ten parts in the king 
 lAzrr/7i'8.28. A. thou respect unto prayer of tliv serx', 
 
 12. 16. saying, what portion A. we in David 
 
 17. 12. I A. not a cake, but an handful of meal 
 20. 4. my lord, O king, i am thine, and all 1 A, 
 
 ~i *'l’**- ^ mrry’ A. it for a garden of herbs 
 .D. Israel scattered as sheep that A. no shepherd 
 2 Kings 1], 15. A. her forth w ithout, 2 CAr. 2.3. 14. 
 20.9. Isaiah said, this sign shalt thou A. of the l'. 
 
 ~ Lhron. 1.12. nor shall any after theeA.4he like 
 16. 9. from henceforth thou shalt A. wars 
 35. 21. what A. 1 to do with thee, king of .ludah ? 
 
 2.). he said, A. me away, tor 1 am sore woumied 
 AcA. 5. 0. other men A. our lands and vineyards 
 Jot) .3. 9. let it look for light but A. none 
 6. 8. O that I might A. my request, that God would 
 
 111 t -._X i __. 1 * , -T II 
 
 10. then should I yet h. comfort, ^ ea, I would 
 21. 15. what profit should we A. if pray unto him.’ 
 3i'- 13. they mar my path, they A. no helper 
 /J ■ 3-" profit shall I A. if be cleansed from sin ’ 
 Hm/. ,. 4. the Lord shall A. them in derision 
 
 . • ""’orkers of iniquity no know ledge 1 5.3. 4. 
 i. 5-, “j pleasant places, 1 A. a goodly heritage 
 3p. ,,o. let them not say, ah, so would we A. it 
 73. 25. whom A. 1 in heaven but thee ' none upon 
 101. .3.3. 1 will sing to my God while I A. my being 
 111. 1_0. a good understanding A. all they that do 
 115. 5. they A. mouths ; eyes A. they, but see not 
 6. they A. ears ; noses A. they,7. I 1.35. 16. 17. 
 119^42. so shall I A. wherewifli to answer him 
 165. great peace A. they which love thy law 
 
 Ps. 146.2. sing pr. unto my G. while I A. any being 
 149. 9. this honour A. all his saints, j,raise l.oni 
 ll' ^^'i all A. one puise 
 
 dn’ 1'/ ’*1“ M Y i'^®" harvest, and A. notning 
 *9. -1. shall A. him become his son at the leiigtli 
 30. 2. and 1 A. not the understanding of a man 
 .3. nor A. I the knowledge of the Hoiy 
 li' all one breath, so that a maa 
 
 t . 12. that wisdom giveth life to them that A. it 
 
 9. 5. riut/.er A. they any more a reward 
 
 6. neither A. they any more portion for ever 
 Ga)it. 8. !5. w'e A. a littlesisteraiid she hatli no breasts 
 12. thou, 0 .vilomon, must A. a thousand 
 
 e-ot'c, because they A. no know ledge 
 jiass over, there alsushalt thou A. no rest 
 
 26. 1. weA astrongcity,salvalion will G. apjroint 
 .y.i. 29. ye shall A. a song as m the night w hen a holy 
 4.3. 8. bring the b iiid that A. eyes, ileath that A. ears 
 4o. 21. A. not 1 the Lord .’ there isno G. beside me 
 
 -4. sa> , m the 1,. A. 1 righteousness and strength 
 49.20. the children which thou s.;alt A. siiall say 
 
 5.). 2.1.S 1113’ hall 1 shortened; A. I no power todeliv.’ 
 
 H .Jhi.s A. ot m3' hand, 3 e shall lie down in sorrow 
 52. 6. therefore w hat A. 1 liere, sailh the Lord 
 .56.11. are greedy dogs, whic h can never A. euou"lv 
 61. tor 3 our shame you shall A. double 
 Jer. i>. 2i. w hii h A. eyes and see not, whi. h A. ears 
 .31. ni3' people love lo A. it so, w hat will ye do in 
 12. 12. sword of L. devour, no flesh shall A. peace 
 
 16. 2_. neither shalt A. sons nordaiigh. in this place 
 2.3.17. ihe I.ciid hath said,y e shall'A. peace, 29.7 
 .30. 7. ye shall not plant vineyard, nor A. any 
 .30. 30. he shall A. none to sit upon throne of David 
 .%. 2. he shall A. ms life tor a prey, and shall live 
 44. 14. to the which lhe3’ A. a desire to return 
 49. 9. they will destroy till they A. enough 
 the nation which //. neither ^^atesnor bars 
 Jam. 3.21. this 1 recall to my mind, theref. A. I hope 
 kzek. 11. neither will 1 A. pity,7. 4. | 8. 18.1 9.10. 
 9. 5. let not your eye spare, neither A. ye pity 
 Its. 2.3. A. 1 any pleasure that the wicked die - 
 .•)2. [ A. no pleasure in the death of him, 33.11. 
 
 21. 2o. when iniquity shall A. an end, 29. 
 
 Jan. 2. .30. tor aii3' wisdom that 1 A. more than any 
 ■). 2o. I see four men loose, and they A. no hurt 
 q. 7. shall A. a chain of gold about his neck, IG. 
 
 6. 2. and the king should A. no damage 
 }los. 10. 3. for now they shall say we A. no king 
 Mtc. .3.6. night shall be unto3 011,ye shall not A vis 
 Zph. 2.10. this shall they A. for their pride 
 Hag. 1. 6. ye eat, but ye A. not enough : ye drink 
 Mai. 2. 10. A. we not all one father .’ hath not God 
 Mat. .3. 9. we A. Abraham to our father. Lute 3.8. 
 o. 40. take thy coat, let him A. thv cloak also 
 46. It love them w ho love you w hat reward A. ye ? 
 6. 2. verily I sa3-, they A. tlieir reward, 5,16." 
 
 8.20. the toxes A. holes, birds A. nests, Luke Q. 58 
 29. what A. we do with thee, Jesus, thou .Son of 
 God .- .\jark 1.24. Luke A. 34. 
 
 13.12. and he shall A. more abundance. 25 "9 
 14. 4. It is not lawfu 1 for thee to A. her, Mark 6 18 
 1.0. .33. whence should we A. so much bread in wild 
 .34. how many loaves A. ye .’ Mark 6. 38.1 8. 5. ' 
 
 1(. 20. it A. taith as a grain of mustard, 21. 21. 
 
 19.16. what shall I do, that 1 may A. eternal' life * 
 
 27. followed thee, what shall we A. therefore - 
 
 26. ll. ye A. the poor alwavs with you, hut me ve 
 
 V . I. ahvays, Mark 14. 7. John 12.'8. 
 
 Oo. what further need A. we ot witnesses.’ 
 
 27. 19. //. nothing to do with that just man 
 
 43. let him deliver him now, if he will A. him 
 Mark 2. I7. the whole A. no need of the phvsician 
 
 19. as long as they A. the bridegroom w ifh thenv 
 
 4. 2.3. it any man A. ears to hear, 7. 16. Rev. 13. 9. 
 
 40. why are ye so fearful, how is it ye A. no faith’’ 
 
 8 .16. saying, it is because we A. no bread 
 
 9. 50. A. Salt in yourselves, A. peace one with anoth. 
 
 A, Vi— I'cncc uiic wiiii anom 
 
 10. -1. thou shalt ’/. treasure m heaven, Luke 18. 22 
 
 11.2.3. but shall believe, shall A. whatsoev. he saith 
 24. believe ye receive them, and ve shall a. then- 
 
 I.uke 0. .32. w lio love you, what thank A. ye.’ .L3, .34. 
 8. 18. from hiin be taken w hat heseemeth to A. 
 
 11. 5. which ot 3'ou shall/i. a friend, and shall go 
 41. but rather give alms of such things as ye A. 
 
 12.4. and after that A. no more that tlie3’ can do 
 24. which neither A. store-house nor barn 
 33. sell that ye A. and give alms, provide bags 
 
 14. 18. must go and see it, 1 pray A. me excused, 19. 
 
 15. .31. thou art ever with me, all that 1 A. is thine' 
 19. 14. we will not A. this man to reign oxer us 
 22. 31. iSatan hath desired to A. 3 0U, that he mav 
 24.17. w hat communications ye A. one to another .’ 
 
 39. spirit hath not flesh and libnes. as ye see me A. 
 
 41. he said, A. ye here an3' meat.' .f.'/m 21. 5 
 John 2. .3. the mother of Jesus said, thev A. no x’vine 
 
 4. woman, xx hat A. 1 to do xxith thee'.’ 
 
 3. 15. should not perish, but A. everlast. life, 16. 
 
 4. 17. the woman ansxvered and said, 1 A. nohusb 
 
 5. 26. he hath given the .Son to A. life in himself 
 .‘58. and ye A. not his xvord abiding in you 
 
 42. 1 knqxv that ye A. not the love of God in vou 
 
 6. 40. believeth on him mav A. evei lasting life 
 
 5.3. except ye eat his flesh.'ve A. no life in vou 
 
 8. 6. tempting, that they might A. to accuse' him 
 
 12. he th.it lolloxveth me. shall A. the light of life 
 41. A. one father, even God |1 49. I A. not a ilevil 
 
 9. 41. It 3€ w ere blind, ye should A. no sin 
 
 10.10, I am come that tliey mi^ht /;. life and more 
 
 16. other sheep I A. xvhich are not of this fold 
 12. 35. xvalk xvhile ye A. light, lest darkness, .‘56. 
 
 16. .X.5. that in me x e might A. peace, in the xvorld 
 ye shall A. tribulation, 1 A. overcome the xxoilcl 
 
 18. .39. but ye A. a custom that 1 should release ontr 
 
 19. 7. we A. a laxv |l 15. we A. no king but Cesar 
 
 20. .31. that believing ye might A. lire thro’ Jesus 
 ./ict.f .‘5. 6. silver and gold A. I none, but suih as 1 A. 
 
 9^ 6. he said. Lord, xvhat xvilt thou A. me lo do .’ 
 
 17. 28. in him xve live, move, and A. our being 
 19. 25. knoxv that b3' this craft xve A. our xvealtli 
 
 21. 2.3. xve A. four men xvhich A, a vow- 
 
 Rom. 2.14. xvhen the Gentiles, xvhich A. not the laxr 
 6. 22. ye A. your fruit unto holiness, the end life 
 
H AV 
 
 HEA 
 
 Rnm. 8. 9. now if any man h. not Spirit of Christ 
 
 9. 9. this time I will come, and Sara shall /;. ason 
 
 12. 4. and all members/;, notthe same ottice 
 
 14. 22. hast thou /aith f /;. to thyself before Cod 
 
 15. 17. 1 /;. whereof 1 may «lory through Christ 
 1 Cor.d. 16. but we /;. the mind of Christ 
 
 4. 11. are naked, and /;. no certain dwelling-place 
 
 io. though instructors, yet/;, ye not many fathers 
 
 5. l.that one should /;. his father’s wife 
 
 6. 19. Holy (ill. which is in you, which ye/;.of G. 
 
 7. 2.'to avoid fornication, letevery man/;, hisown 
 
 wife, letevery woman/;, her own husband 
 
 28, yet such shall /;. trouble in Ihe Hesh 
 
 29. they that/;, wives be as tho’ they had none 
 .32. I would /;. you without carefulness 
 
 40. I think also that 1 /;. the Spirit of God 
 
 8. 1. we know, that we all /;. knowledge 
 
 9. 4. /;. we not power to eat and drink i 5, 6. 
 
 11.14. if a man /;. long hair, it is a shame to him 
 
 15. if a woman /;. long hair, it is a g lory to her 
 
 16. we /;, no such custom, nor the churches of G. 
 22. what, /;. ye not houses to eat and drink in ? 
 
 12. 21. eye not say to hand, I /;. no need of thee 
 ,30. /;. all the gifts of healing rdo all interpret ? 
 
 I. 3.1. /;. not charity', 1 am become sounding brass 
 
 2. though 1 /;. all faith and /;. not charity, .3. 
 
 15. 31. by your rejoicing which I /;. Christ Jesus 
 
 34. f'tr soi'ne /;. not the knowledge of God 
 £ Cur. 3.4. such trust /;. we thro’ Christ to God-ward 
 
 4. 1. seeing we /;. this ministry, we faint not 
 
 8.11. a performance outof that which ye /;. 
 
 Ep!i. 4. 28. lie may /;. to give to him that needeth 
 
 5. 11./;. no fellowship with the unfruitful works 
 P/;;/. 1. 7. 1 /n you in my heart 1| 4.18. but I /;. all 
 Co/. 1. 4. and love which ye /;. to all the saints 
 
 2. 1. ye knew what great conflict 1 /;. for you 
 
 3.13. if any man /;. aciuarrel against any 
 
 4. 1. knowing that ye also /;. a Master in heaven 
 
 1 T/te.ts. 2. 14. y’e suffered, as they /;.of the .lews 
 
 2 T/tess. .3. 2. pray for us, for all men /;. not faith 
 
 9. not because we /;. not power, but to make 
 1 Thn. 2. 4. who will/;, all men to be saved 
 
 Heh. 4. 1,3. the eyes of him with whom we /;. to do 
 14. seeing then that we /;. a great high-priest 
 
 5. 11. by reason of use /;. their senses exercised 
 
 6.19. which hope we /;. as an anchor of the .soul 
 
 8. 1. we /;. such an High-Priest, set on l ight-hand 
 .3. thabthis man /;. somewhat also to ofl'er 
 
 10. 31. that ye /;. in heaven a better substance 
 
 13. 5. be content with such things as ye /;.' 
 
 10. we /;. an altar whereof they /;. no right to eat 
 
 14. here /;. we no continuing city, we seek one 
 
 Jam. 1. 4. but let jiatience /;. her perfect work 
 
 2. 1. /;. not faith of Christ with respect of persons 
 
 14. and /;. not works, can faith save him 
 
 17. even so faith, if it /;. not works, is dead 
 
 18. a man may say, thou hast faith, and I /;. works 
 .3. 14.ifye/;. bitter envy, and strife in your hearts 
 
 4. 2. 3'e lustand/;. not, ye desire to/;. ye tight and 
 
 wai', yet .ve /;. not, because ye ask not 
 
 1 Per. 4. 8. above all things /;. fervent charity 
 
 2 Pet. 1.19. we /;. amore sure w'ord of prophecy 
 
 2. 14. an heart they/;, exercised with covetousness 
 
 \ .To/m 1.8. if we say, we/;. no sin, deceive ourselv. 
 2. 1. we /;. an Advocate with the father, .lesus 
 
 20. but ye /;. an unction fi om the Holy due 
 4. 21. and this commandment/;, we from him 
 
 5.13. that ye may know that ye /;. eternal life 
 
 11. this is the contidence that we/;, in him 
 
 15. know we /;. the petitions we desired of him 
 
 3 John 4. I /;. no greater Joy than to hear that my 
 
 9. Diotrephes, who loveth to/;, the pre-eminence 
 Rev . 1. 18. I /;. the keys of hell and ot death 
 
 2. 4. yet I /;. somewhat against thee, 14,20, 
 
 10. and ye shall /;. tribulation ten days 
 
 24. to you, and to as many as /;. not this doctrine 
 
 25. but what ye /;. already, hold fast till 1 come 
 
 9. 4. which /;. not the. seal of God in their foi eh. 
 
 12.17. and /;. the testimony of .lesus ( hrist 
 
 II. 11. they /;. no rest day nor night who worship 
 
 17. 13. these /;. one mind, and giv e their power 
 
 l9.10. of brethren that /;. the testimony of .lesus 
 
 21. 8. liars shall /;. their part in the lake that burns 
 
 22. 14. that they may /;. right to the tree of life 
 
 &ee Co.mi’.vssion', Dominion. 
 
 HA VI NG. 
 
 Lev. 7. 20. /;. hisuncleanness upon him, 22 3. 
 
 20.18. /;. her sickness || 22. 22. /;. a wen (!r •j,.orvy 
 Isnrn. 21. 4. into a trance, but /;. his eyes open, 16. 
 Ruth 1.13. would ye stay for them from /;. husbands 
 1 Citron. 21. 16. /;. a drawn sword in his hand 
 
 Z Citron. 11. 12. /;. .ludah and Pe.njamin on his side 
 Rxtit. 6. 12. mourning, and It. his head covered 
 Prov. 6. 7. which It. no guide, overseer, or ruler 
 Ezek. .38. 11. and /;. neither bars nor gates 
 J\lic. 1. 11. pass ye away. It. thy shame naked 
 Zecit. 9. 9. thy king cometh to thee. It. salvation 
 Mat. 7. 29. he taught as one/;, authority 
 
 8. O.under authority,/;.soldiers under me, Lvke 7.8. 
 
 9. .36. were as sheep /;. no shepherd, Mark 6. .34, 
 
 18. 8. rather than It. two hands or two feet 
 
 9. rather than /;. two eyes to be cast, Mark 9. 43. 
 22.12. how cainest, not It. a w'edding-garment t 
 
 24. if a man die. It. no children, Luke 20. 28. 
 
 25. and /;. no issue, left his wife to his brother 
 
 26. 7. woman /;. an alabaster box, Mark 14.3. 
 Mark 8. 1. and It. nothing to eat, lesus called 
 
 18. /;. eyes, see ye not? /;. ears, hear j-e not? 
 
 11. 1.3. a fig tree /;. leaves H 12. 6. It. one son 
 Luke 8. 43. woman /;. an issue of blood twelve years 
 
 15. 4. what man of you /;. an hundred sheep ? 
 
 8. either what woman /;. ten pieces of silver i* 
 
 17. 7_. but which of you It. a servant ploughing 
 Joltti 7.15. hiow knows he letters. It. never learned? 
 
 18. 10. then Simeon Peter It. a sword drew it 
 Rcti 4. 37. It. land, sold it, and brought the money 
 
 22. 12. /;. a good report of the Jews who dwelt 
 24. 22. It. more perfect knowledge of that way 
 Rorn.Q.. 11. It. not the law,are a law to themselves 
 
 12. 6. h. then gifts differing accord, to grace given 
 1 Cor. 6. 1. /;. a matter against another, go to law 
 
 7. 37. he that standelh stedfast h. no necessity 
 
 H E 
 
 2 Cot. 4.13. we It. the same spirit of faith, as written 
 
 6.10. as It. nothing, and yet possessing al 1 things 
 
 7.1. It. therefore these promises, beloved, ( leanse 
 
 9.8. ye always /;. all sufficiency in all things 
 
 10. 6. /;. in a readiness to revenge all disobedience 
 15. but It. hope, when your faith is increased 
 Epli. 2.12. It. no hope Ij 5. 27. not It. spot or w rinkle 
 
 6. 14. It. your loins girt about with truth 
 
 Phil. 1. 2.3. It. a desii e to depart, and be with Christ 
 25. /;. this confidence H .30. It. the same conflict 
 
 2. 2. It. same love 1| .3. 9. not /;. my own righteousn. 
 Col.]. 20. /;. made peace thro’ the blood of his cross 
 
 2.19. It. nourishment ministered, and knit together 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 4. It. Iiischil. in subjection with all gravity 
 
 4. 8. It. the promise of the life that now is 
 
 5. 12, It. damnation, because they have cast off 
 
 6.8. and It. food and raiment, let us be content 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. It. this seal, the Lord knoweth his 
 
 3. 5. It. a form of godliness, but denying the power 
 
 4. ,3. thev’ shall heaf) teachers. It. itching ears 
 Tit. 1. 6.'/;. faithful children, not accused of riot 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 12. /;. conversation honest among Gentiles 
 
 3. 16. It. a good conscience, they may be ashamed 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 14. /;. ej es full of adult, that cannot cease 
 Jude 19. these be sensual. It. not the .Spirit 
 
 Rev. 5. 6. It. seven horns |l 8. ht every one harps 
 
 7. 2. I saw an angel. It. the seal of the living God 
 
 8. .3. It. a golden i enser || 9.17- /;• breast-plates 
 
 12. .3. It. seven heads || 12. It. great wrath 
 
 14. 6. It. the everlasting gospel to preach to them 
 
 15. 2. It. ihe harps of God H 17. 4. It. a golden tup 
 
 18.1. It. great power jj 20. 1. It. the key of the pit 
 
 21.11. the holy .lerusalcm. It. the glory of God 
 
 HAVEN. 
 
 Gen. 49. 13. Zebul. shall dwell at the It. an /;. of ships 
 P.fa/.W7. .30. he bringeth them to their desired It. 
 Acts 27. 12. It. not commodious, an It. of Crete 
 J'air HAVENS. 
 
 Acts 27. 8. came to a place which is called the /. It. 
 HAVOCK. 
 
 ActsS. 3. as for Saul, he made It. of the church 
 HAWK. 
 
 T,ev. 11. 16. It. had in abomination. Dent. 14. 15. 
 
 Job 39. 26. doth the It. fly by thy wisdom ? 
 
 HAY. 
 
 Prov. 27. 25. the It. ai^peareth and tender grass 
 I.<ta. 15.6. the It. is withered away, the grass faileth 
 1 Cor. 3. 12. who buildeth on this foundation, A. 
 HAZEL. 
 
 Gen. 30. 37. Jacob took him rods of It. and chesnut 
 HE, 
 
 Gen. 3. 16. and Ite shall rule over thee 
 
 6. 3. not alwai'S strive with man, for he is flesh 
 
 44.10. /;e with whom it is found shall bemy servent 
 
 48.19. younger brother shall be greater than he 
 
 49.8. art he whom thy brethren shall jiiaise 
 Exod. 4.16. /;e shall be thy spokesman to the people, 
 
 and he shall be to thee instead of a mouth 
 
 9. 31. and hardened his heart, he and his servants 
 
 35. 34. he hath put in his heart that he may teach 
 
 both Ite and Aholiab of the tribe of Dan 
 L.ev. 7. 3.3. he among the sons of Aaron that offereth 
 25. 54. shall go out in jubilee, /;e and his children 
 Num. 24. 9. and cursed is he that curseth thee 
 Dent. .3. 1. caii.ie, he and all his people to battle 
 
 8. 18. it is he that giveth power to get wealth 
 
 27. 16. cursed be he. So to the end of the chapter 
 .31.6. he that doth go with thee, he will not fail, 8. 
 .32. 6. is iK t he thy Father that hath bought thee ? 
 
 39. 1, even 1 am he, and there is no God with me, 
 l.sa. 41. 4. I 4.3. 10, 13. | 46. 4. I 48. 12. 
 Josh. 23. 3. L. your G. is he that fought for you, 10. 
 Judft. 10. 18. what man is he will begin to tight? 
 
 1 ■'tarn. 4. 16. i am he tliat came out of the army 
 
 9. 2. there was not a goodlier person than he 
 
 16. 12. this is he || 25. 25. as his name is so is he 
 
 1 Kings2. .32. who fell on two men better than he 
 17.15. siie and he and her house did eat many days 
 18. 17. art thou he that troubleth Israel ? 
 
 2 Wings 18. 22. is not that Ite whose places, La. 36.7. 
 2 Citron. 29. 3. Ite in first year of reign oiiened doors 
 Job 9. 24. if not, vvhere, and who is he? 
 
 13. 19. who is he that will plead with me? 
 
 14.1(1. mandieth, and where is he ? 20.7. hta. 63.11. 
 Ptal. 22. 9. thou art he that took me out of the womb 
 60. 12. he it is shall tread down enemies. 1('8. 13. 
 
 68. 20. he that is our God is the (lod of salvation 
 UK). .3. he is God, it is he that hath made us 
 
 144.10. it is he that giveth salvation to kings 
 Prov. 16. 20. that tnisteth in L. happy is he, 29. 18. 
 E.ccl. 5. 8. he that is higher than the highest regard. 
 
 6. .3. 1 say that an untimely birtli is better than he 
 I.m. 40. 22. it is he sitteth on the circle of the earth 
 
 51.12. 1, even I, am/;ethatcomforteth vou,.52. 6. 
 
 John 18. 5, 6, 8. Rev.\. 18. 1 2. 2.3. 
 .Ter. 5.12. have belied the Lord, and said, it is not he 
 14.22. art not thou Ite, O Lord our God 
 .345. 5. the king is not he that can do any thing 
 48. 26. and he also shall be in derision 
 Ezek. ,38. 17. art thou he of whom 1 have spoken ’ 
 Ilab. 1. 1.3. the man that is more righteous than Ite 
 Mat. 2. 2. where is Ite that is Irorn king of the lews' 
 
 3. 3. this is he that was spoken of by the prophet 
 
 11.3. art thou he that should come ■ I uke 7. 19, 20. 
 
 12. 30. he that is not with me is against me, and he 
 
 that gathereth not with me, T.uke 11. 23. 
 22. 42. what think ve of ( hrist ? vvhose son is he ? 
 24.26. he is in tlie desert, he is in the secret chamb. 
 26.48. the same is/;c, hold him last, ,i/;/;X'14. 44. 
 'Mark 12. .32. and there is none other but he 
 Luke 10. 22. he to wdiom the Son will reveal him 
 11.7. and he from within shall ansvver and say 
 
 20. 2. who is he that gave thee this authority ? 
 
 22. 27. he that sitteth at meat, or he that serveth 
 24. 6. they said, he is not here, but is risen 
 
 21. we trusted he should have redeemed Israel 
 John 1. 15. this was Ite of whom 1 spake, 30. 
 
 4. 26. .lesus saith, I that S[)eak to thee, am he 
 7.11. where is he?\\ 25. is not this he they seek to k.? 
 8.24. if ye believe not that I am he, ye shall die 
 
 28. then shall ye know that 1 am he 
 
 9 . 8. they said, is not this he that sat and begged ? 
 
 John 9.9. some said, this is he, but he said, T am he 
 
 36. who is he, Ld. |1.37. he that talketh w.th thee 
 
 13.19. J tell you that ye may believe that 1 am he 
 ActsS. 10. they knew it was he who sat for alms 
 
 7. 3tl. this is/;«that was in the church in wildern. 
 
 9. 21. is not this he that destroyetl them wh.o called 
 
 10. 21. Peter said, 1 am he w'hom ye seek 
 
 42. he that w'as ordained of God to be the judge 
 
 1.3. 25. whom think ye that I am ? 1 am not he 
 Rom. 2. 28. he is not a .lew that is one outwardly 
 
 29. but he is a Jew that is one inwardly 
 
 14. 18. he that in these things serveth ( hrist 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 22. are we stronger than he? 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 7- of himself think this again, that as he 
 
 is Clhrist’s, even so are we Christ’s 
 
 1 Thess. 5.24. faithful is/;e that cal leth you, will do it 
 
 2 Tlte.t^s. 2. 7" he who letteth, will let till Ite be taken 
 lieb. 12.7- what son is /;e the father chasteneth not r 
 
 10. but/;efor our profit, that we might be partak. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 15. as he which hath called you is holy 
 1 John 1.7. ifw'e walk in light, as/;e is in the liglit 
 2.28. when he shall appear, we may liave confidence 
 
 3. 7. is righteous, even as he is righteous 
 
 24. dwelleth in him, and he in him, 4. 15. 
 
 4. 4. greater is Ite that is in you, than he in world 
 
 17. because as he is so are we in this world 
 
 5. 12. he that hath the Son, hath life; and Ite that 
 
 hath not the Son of God, hath not life 
 
 3 John 11. follow not evil, he that doeth good is of 
 
 (jod ; /;«that doeth evil hath not seen Go(i 
 Rev. 20. 6. holy is/ic that hath jjart in first resurrec. 
 
 22. 11, he that is unjust, he that is filthy 
 See Elksskd, Did, Saith. 
 
 HEAD. 
 
 The head is the uppermost and chief part of the body. 
 It is sometintes taken for the 'whole tnan. Prov. 
 10. 6. Blessings are upon the head of the just, 
 that is, upon their per.wns. And God says of the 
 wicked, 1 will recompense their way ui;on their 
 head, Ezek. 9. 10. It is taken also for the life. 
 Dan. 1. 10. 'i’e shall make me endanger my head 
 to the king. It also signifies a chief or capital 
 city. Isa. 7* 8. J he head of Syria is Vantascus. 
 Jt denotes a chief or principal member in any so¬ 
 ciety. Isa. 9. 14, 15. ihe Lord will cut oft'from 
 i.Wrte/head and tail, 'Ihe ancient and honour¬ 
 able, he is the head. It is said, Gen. 3. 15. Ihe 
 seed of the woman shall bruise the serpent’s 
 head ; that is, Christ Jesus, the blessed seed of the 
 woman, shall overthrow the power, policy, and 
 works of the devil. 
 
 Head is taken for one that hath rule atidpre-eminence 
 over others. Thus God is the head of Christ, as 
 Mediator ; from him he derives all his dignity and 
 authority : Christ is the only spiritual heafi of his 
 church, both in respect of eminence and influence ; 
 he communicates life, motion, and strength to every 
 believer: also the husband is the head of his wife, 
 because by God's ordinance he is to rule over her, 
 t)en. 3. 16. Also in regard of pre-eminence of sex, 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 7. and excellency of knowledge, \ Cor. 14. 
 35. The apostle mentions this subordination of 
 persons in 1 Cor. 11. 3. But 1 would have yon 
 know, that the head of every man is Christ: and 
 the head of the woman is the man ; and the head 
 of Christ is God. 
 
 The river in Paradise was divided into four heads, 
 into four springs, four branches, Gen. 2. 10. I he 
 stone which the builders rejected, was made the 
 head of the corner, Psul. 118. 22. it rsas the first 
 in the angle, whether it were disposed at the top of 
 that angle to adorn and crown it, or at the bottom 
 to support it. This in the New Testament is applied 
 to Christ, who is the strength and beauty of the 
 church, to unite the several parts thereof, namely, 
 both Jews and Gentiles, together. 'Thou hast 
 causetl men to ride over our heacis, Pscil. 66. 12. 
 Thou hast given us masters who use us lile slaves, 
 yen, like bea'^ts io carry their burdens. 1 he l.ord 
 shall make thee the head, and not the tail. Dent. 
 28. 13. Thou shalt be always master, and never 
 in subjection. 
 
 Head is taken sometimes for poison, because the He¬ 
 brew word Wohch, winch signifies head, 
 likewise poison. Job 20.16. He shall suck the poi¬ 
 son, or head of asps. In times of mourning, they 
 covered their heads, they cut and plucked ofT their 
 hair ; 1 wdll bring baldness uponevery head, .wyi 
 the prophet, speaking of calamitous times, Amos8. 
 
 10. On the contrary, in prosperity they anointed 
 their heads with sweet oils. Eccl. 9. 8. I.et thy 
 head lack no ointment. 'I o shake the head at one, 
 is a gesture of contempt and insult. Psal. 22. 7. 
 Thev shoot out the lip, they shake the head. 
 
 Gen. .3.15. it shall bruise thy /;. thou bruise his heel 
 40. 13. yet Pharaoh shall lift up thy h. 19. 
 
 49. 26. blessings shall be on the h. ot loseph, and 
 on the top of the /;. of him. Pent. .33. I6. 
 Exod. 29. 10. Aaron and his sons shall put their 
 hantls upon /;. of the bullock. Lev. 4. 4. I 8. 14. 
 
 15. juit hands on/;, of the ram, 19. Lev.H. 18, 22. 
 l.ev. 1. 4. shall put hand on the /;. of burnt oflering 
 
 3. 2. shall lay his hand on the /;. ot his oflering 
 
 4. 29. lay his hand on the h. of sin offering, 33. 
 
 1.3. 44. he isle|)rons. his plague is in Ins/;. 
 
 45. his clothes shall be rent, and his /;. bare 
 21. 5. they shall not make baldness on their /;. 
 
 10. si'.all not uncover his /;. norreiiu his clothes 
 Num. 5. 18. the priest shall uncover the woman s /i. 
 
 6. 5. there shall no razor come on the N azarite’s A. 
 
 7. the consecration of his God is on hi.s /;. 
 
 9. then he shall shave his /;. 18. Pent. 21. 12. 
 
 11. and he shall hallow his/;, that same day 
 Josh.2. 19. his blood be on his/;, blood on our /;. 
 Judg. 5. 26. she smote ofl .'Sisera’s/;. when she had 
 
 13..5. shalt bear a son.no razorshal! come on his/i. 
 
 1 .Sam. 17. 57. Goliath’s /;. 31. 9. cut ofl Saul's h. 
 
 25. .39. the wickedness of Nabal’on hisown /;. 
 
 28. 2. 1 will make thee keeper of my /;. forever 
 
 2 Want. 1.2. a man came, and earth upon his/;. 15.3C» 
 
 16. thy blood be upon thy /;. 1 I\ings2. .37._ 
 
 .3. 8. Abner was wroth, and said, am 1 a dog's h * 
 
 217 
 
HE A 
 
 2 Sam. 3.29. let it rest on /i. of Joab, on his house 
 16. 9. let me go over, and take off liis /i. 
 
 2 A'oii/J 2.take thy master from thy/i.to day, 5 
 4. 19. and he said unto liis father, my /i. liiy /< 
 
 0. .31. if the h. of Idisha shall stand on him 
 .32. son cv' a murderer sent to take away my /<. 
 19. 21. the virein desidseil thee, thedaughterof Je¬ 
 rusalem hath shaken her 4. at thee, J.ut. 37 oo 
 25. 27. did lift up the 4. of .Jehoiachin, Jer. 52! 31 
 Chron. 6. 23. hy- recompensing his way on his 4’ 
 Ezra 9. o. our iniquities are increased over our 4. 
 ^eh. 4. 4. and turn their rejiroach on their own 4 
 
 9. 25. his device should return on his own it 
 Job 1. 20. .lot) arose, shaved his 4. and tell down 
 
 10. 15. it righteous, yet will 1 not lift up my 4. 
 16. 4. and 1 could shake my 4. at you 
 
 Psal. .3. 3. my glory and tiie lifter up of mine 4. 
 
 7.16. his misciiief shall return on his own 4 
 
 22. 7. they shoot out the lip, they shake the 4. 
 
 23. 5. thou anointest my 4. with oil, cup runneth 
 27.6. now shall my 4. he lifted up above enemies 
 38. 4. mine iniquities are gone over mine 4. 
 
 44.14. a shaking of the 4. among the'people 
 60. 7. Ephraim is the strength of my 4. l(i8. 8. 
 
 68. 21. (iod shall wound the 4. of his enemies' 
 
 83. 2. they that hate thee have lift up the 4. 
 
 110. 7. therefore shall he lift up the 4. 
 
 140. 9. as for the 4. of those that compass me 
 
 141. 5. be an oil, which shall not break my 4. 
 Prov. 10. 6. blessings are on the 4. of the just 
 
 11.26. blessing on the 4. ot him which selleth com 
 25. 22. shall hea[) coals otfire on his 4. Kojn. 12.20 
 Peel. 2. 14. the wise man's eyes are in Ins 4. 
 
 Cmt. 2. 6. his jett hand is under my 4. 8. 3. 
 
 5.2. rny 4. is filled with dew, my locks with drops 
 
 11. his 4. as most line gold \\ 7.5. thy 4. as Carmel 
 Isa. 1. 5. the whole 4. is sick and the heart taint 
 51. 11. everlasting joy shall be on their 4. 
 
 58. 5. is it to bow down his 4. as a bulrush ’ 
 
 59.17. he put on an helmet ot salvation on his 4. 
 
 Jer. 2. .37. go forth, and thine hands on thy 4. 
 
 9. 1. O that my 4. were waters, mine eyes tears 
 23. 19. tall grievously on the 4. of wicked, 30 23 
 
 Ezek. 9. 10. recompense their way on their 4. 
 
 29. 18. every 4. was made bald, shoulder peeled 
 2)a7i. 2. 38. O king, thou art this 4. ot gold 
 Joel 3. 4. retuiTi your recompense on your 4 7 
 JJmos 2. 7. that pant after dust on the 4. of die poor 
 8.10. and 1 will bring baldness on every 4 
 9 . 1. he said, cut them in the 4. all of them' 
 
 Zec4. 1. 21. so that no man did lift up his 4. 
 
 6. 11. then set the crowns on the 4. of .losluia 
 Mat. 5. 36. neither shall thou swear by thy 4 
 , 27.30. and they smote him on the 4. Mari 15 19 
 Mari 6. 24. she said, the 4. of John the Baptist 
 Eaie 7. 46. my 4. with oil thou didst not anoint 
 Join 1.3. 9. not feet only, but also my hands and 4. 
 
 1 Lor. 11. 4. his 4. covered, dishonoureth his 4. 
 
 10. the woman ought to have power on her 4. 
 
 12. 21. the 4. to the feet, 1 have no need of you 
 
 Ep/t. 1. 22. put all things under his feet, and gave 
 him as 4. to the church, 4. 15. Col. 1 18 
 Lol. 2. 19. not holding the 4. from which the body 
 .A«'Z).19.12.eyes dame of fire, and his 4. many crowns 
 See Beard, Bald, Bow, Bowed, Cover, 
 Covered, Crown. 
 
 Axe-li EA D. 
 
 neiit. 19. 5. and the axe-/t. slippefh from the helve 
 
 2 Amps 0. 5. axe /i. fell into the water, and he cried 
 
 UedVUEAD. 
 
 Gen. 47. 31. Israel bowed him.self on the bed's-h 
 Spear's-WM, AY). 
 
 1 bam. 17.7. s.-h. weighed 600shekels,.2 Sarn. 21.16. 
 IlEAD-jfo«e. 
 
 Psal. 118. 22. is become the h.-stone of the corner 
 '.ecu. 4. / .bring forth the h.-stone with shoutin-'s 
 HEAD of the corner. ° 
 
 Mat. 21. 42. is become the 4. of the corner, Mari 
 12- 10. ^/.•e 20.17. 4. 11. 1 Pet 
 
 JtKAD, for Governor. 
 
 A tWL 1 r. .3. one rod shall be for the 4. of the house 
 iH '. people of a ch.ief house 
 
 make thee the 4. not the tail 
 nn i f be the tail 
 
 Josh. 22.14. each one an 4. of house of their fathers 
 ®ball be 4. oveg all Gilead, 11. 8. 
 11.9. shall 1 be your h.?\\ 11. the people made him 4 
 
 o V *be 4. of Israel' 
 
 abam.Qo, 44. (hou hast kept me to be 4. Psal. 18 43 
 
 smiteth Jebusites, shall be 4' 
 
 29.11. and tliou art exalted as 4. above all 
 dsa.l. 8. 4. of Damascus is Kezin, 4. of .Samaria, 9. 
 
 44- Lord will cut off from Israel 4. and tail 
 15. the ancient and Honourable, he is the 4. 
 
 19.15. nor work which 4. or fail, or rush, may do 
 Jer. 22. 6. thou art Gilead to me,’4. of Lebanon 
 llos. 1.11. they shall appoint themselves one 4 
 dial). 3. 13. woundest the 4. out of house of wicked 
 14. thou dirist strikethrough the 4. of his villa'^es 
 1 Lor.U. 3. that the 4. of every man is Christ, the'’4 
 
 T- / c ^be 4. of Christ is God 
 
 Apli. 5. 23. the husband is the 4. of the wife, even 
 y-. f o iff of the church, and Saviour of body 
 Lol. i,.10. who is the 4. ofall principality and power 
 T> ? 10- j HEAD, for I'op, Chief, 
 tfsal. 1.3(. t 6. prefer Jerusalem before 4. of my ioy 
 - V are on the 4. of tut valleys, L 
 
 51. 20. they lie at the 4. of all the streets 
 
 builthigh places at 4. of the way 
 "al • ‘^boose it at the 4. of the way to the city 
 ~1. king of Habylon stood at the 4. of two ways 
 T 10 1/1 *,‘LAD, with hair or hairs. 
 
 1 be man whose 4ffl«ris fallen off his 4. 41. 
 
 14. 9. the leper shall shave all his hair off his 4. 
 Akot. 6. 5. let the locks of the hair of his 4. grow 
 ^be hfiir of 4. of his separation 
 Judg. 16. 22^ the hatr of his 4. began to grow again 
 I Sam. 14. 4d. not an hair of his 4, shall fal 1 to ground 
 V,r d ^4- 26. weighed 4«ff of his 4. at 200 shekels 
 p! / plucked off the 4airof my 4. and beard 
 
 12- they are more than hairs of my 4.69.4. 
 
 7- 5. and the hair of thine 4. like purple 
 
 HE A 
 
 Dan. 3. 27. nor was an hair of their 4. singed 
 
 7. 9. the hair of his 4. like the pure wool 
 Mat.M.^O. 4a’i/-.f of your 4. are numbered, LuieVl-l. 
 Lmie’i. .38. <lid wipe them with hairs of her 4. 44. 
 
 21. 18. there shall not an hair of your 4. perish 
 Acts 27. .31. not an hair fall from the 4. of any 
 liev. 1.14. Ids 4. and his hairs were white like wool 
 IJoart/ iW'jAM. 
 
 Lev. 19. 32. thou shalt rise before the hoarv 4. 
 
 II I'ADBAND.S. 
 
 Isa. 3. 20. Lord will fake away the 4. and tablets 
 II KADY. 
 
 2 Tim. 3 4. for men shall be 4. high-minded 
 HEADLONG. 
 
 .fob 5. 13. the counsel of the froward is carried 4 
 Luie 4. 29. that they might cast him down 4. 
 
 Acts 1. 18. and falling 4. he burst asunder in midst 
 HEADS. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 28. they bowed down their 4. Exoi. 4 31 
 J.ev. 10. 6. uncover not your 4. lest ye die 
 .losh. 7. 6. and put dust uppn their 4. Job 2. 12. 
 Judf/.Q. 28. so that they lifted up their 4. no more 
 y. 07. all the evil did God render upon their// 
 
 1 ^am. 29. 4. should it not be with the h. of these 
 1 Sings 20. 31. let us, 1 pray, put ropes on our 4. 
 
 P^l ropes on their 4. and came to the king 
 ~ b- ye the 4. of your master’s sons 
 
 8. they have brought the 4. of the king’s sons 
 \Chron. 12. + 19. he will fall to Saul on our 4. 
 
 ■'c'a 7' sates, and be lift, 9. 
 
 60. 12. Thou hast caused men to ride over our 4. 
 
 ^11 ^bpu tirakest the 4. of the dragons in waters 
 14. thou brakest the 4. of leviathan in pieces 
 109. 25. they looked on me, tliey shaked their 4. 
 dsa. 15. 2. on all their 4. shall be baldness 
 .TO. 10. to Zion songs, and everlasting Joy on their 4. 
 Jer. 11. 3. they were ashamed and covered their 4. 
 
 4. plowmen were ashamed, they covered their 4. 
 Lzei. 7. 18. and baldness shall be on all their 4. 
 11.21.1 will recompense their wav on their A 22.31. 
 o2. 27. they laid their swords un'der their 4. 
 
 44. 18. shall have linen bonnets on their 4. 
 
 20. nor shall they shave, they shall poll their 4. 
 Mat. 27. 39. reviled, wagging their 4. Mari 15. 29 
 l^iie 21, 28. then look up. and lift up your 4. 
 
 Acts 18. 6. he said, j’our blood be upon your own 4 
 Lev. 9 7. and on their 4. were as it were crowns 
 19. their tails w-ere like to serpents, and hari 4. 
 
 13. 1. 1 saw a beast having seven 4 and on his 4. 
 
 .3. 1 saw one ot his 4. as it were wounded to death 
 li. 9. the seven 4. are seven mountains, on which 
 18. 19. they cast dust 011 their 4. and cried, alas! 
 
 „ __HEADS, for Governors. 
 
 Lfod. 18. 25. and made them 4. over the people 
 Anm. 1. 16. they weie 4. of thousands in Israel 
 
 2o, 
 
 7 ' / people and han^r them 
 
 Josh. 9 . 9 . 21. Keuhen and Gad answered the 4. 
 
 2.L 2. .loshua called for their 4. and for their lurio-es 
 1 Chron. 12. 32. the 4. of Israel were two hundred 
 
 1 C/iron. 5. 2. Solomon assembled all the 4. to brin<^ 
 *be 4. of Ephraim stood up “ 
 
 tfsal. 110.6. shall wound the 4, over many countries 
 the prophets and 4. hath he covered 
 Mic. .3.1. hear, O 4. of Jacob, and princes of Isr 9 
 11, 4. thereof judge for reward, and priests teach 
 See Fathers. 
 
 HEAL. 
 
 iS'nm. 12.1.3. 4. her now, O God, I beseech thee 
 Pent. .32. 39. I kill and make alive, I wound, I 4 
 
 2 hings 20. 5. I will 4. thee, and add to thy days' 
 8. what shall be the sign that the L. will 4. me ' 
 
 forgive their sin, and will 4. land 
 6. 2. G Lord, 4. me, for my bones are vexed 
 ih' h' , ^ have sinned against thee 
 
 60. 2. 4. the breaches thereof, for it shaketh 
 Led. .3. .3. a time to kill, and a time to 4. 
 
 Isa. 19. 22. shall smite and 4. it, and he shall 4. them 
 Oi. 18. 1 liave seen his ways, and will 4. him, 19 
 1^- ‘■eturn, and I will 4. your hackslidings' 
 17. 14. 4. me, D Lord, and I shall be liealed 
 30. 17. I will 4. thee of thy wounds, sailh (he L. 
 Law. 2.13. tor thy breach is great, who can 4. thee 
 a’’-,' could he not 4. you, nor cure you 
 
 6. 1 let us return, he hath torn, and will 4. ns 
 I'l- L 1 will 4. their hackslidings, I will love freely 
 Aech. 11. 16. he shall not 4. that (hat is broken 
 Mat. 8. 7. Jesus saith, 1. will come and 4. him 
 If*- L to 4. all manner if sickness, Mari^. 1.5. 
 
 8. k. the sick, cleanse the lepers, LvkeS). C. 110. 9. 
 12.10. is it lawful to4. on sabbath-day I Lnie 14' .V 
 
 13. 15. I should 4. them, .John 12. 40. Acts HQ 07' 
 MariQ. 2. whether he would 4. on sabbath, /,w/(e'6'7' 
 Luie 4.18. he hath sent me to 4. the broken-hearted 
 
 physician, 4. thyself 
 
 5.17. the power ot the Lord was present to 4. them 
 / . 3. beseeching that he would come and 4. hisserv 
 John 4. 47. that he would come down and 4. his soii 
 Acts 4. oO. by stretching forth thine hand to 4 
 ^ ^ HEALED. 
 
 Gen.M. 17. God 4. Abimelech and his wife 
 Lxod. Hl. 19. he shall cause him to be thoroughly 4 
 Lev,\Q. 18. the bile is 4. |1 ,37. the scall is h7 
 
 14. o. and it the plague of leprosy be 4. 48. 
 lAut. 28. 27. with itch, whereof thou canst not be 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 3. return an offering, then he shall be 4. 
 
 o ■'vaters I122. waters were 4. 
 
 8. 29. king Joram went to be 4. in Jezreel 
 
 9. 15. Joram was returned to he 4. 2 Chron. 22. 6. 
 -Chron. 30. 20. the L. hearkened and 4. the people 
 
 i/S^'/?®‘i^' ^ fo thee, and thou hast 4. me 
 
 107. 1,0. he sent his word, and 4. them 
 
 c?" <?■ **’?y convert, and be 4. 
 
 5.5. 5. he was bruised, and with his slripes we are 4. 
 Jer 6. 14. the^' have 4. the hurt slightly, 8. 11. 
 
 15.18. iny wound incurable, which refusetli to be 4. 
 Ij. 14. heal me, O Lord, and I shall he 4. 
 
 51.8. howl 6)r her, take balm, if so be she may be 4. 
 
 9. we would have 4. Babylon, but she is not 4. 
 Ezek. ,30. 21. and lo, it shall not be bound up to be 4. 
 
 ’.i’ have ye 4. that which was sick 
 
 4/. 8. brought torih into sea, the waters shall be 4.9. 
 11. and tile mai ishes tliereof shall not be 4. 
 
 HE A 
 
 Isr. then iniquitr 
 
 11. 3. but they knew not that I 4. them ^ ^ 
 
 Mat 4. 24 those that had the palsy, and he 4. them 
 ^i'<T ?^^i;'?“i "ly,servant shall be 4. Luke 7. 7. 
 I 12.15. multitudes followed liim, he 4. them. 14 u 
 
 ' t '*“‘1 she shall live 
 
 'lor could be 4. of any 
 
 13. 14. theretcjre come and be 4. and notonsabbatli 
 1/. 15. when he saw that he was 4. turned back 
 22. 51. and lie touched his car, and 4. Idm 
 
 A }a' ''■ "ist not who it was 
 
 Acts 4. 14. and beholding the man who was 4 
 a. lo. and they were /r. every one 
 no' .perceiving that he ha<i faith to be 4. 
 
 28. 8. Paul prayed, and 4. the father of Publius 
 Jleb. 12 1.3. he out ot the way, hut let itrathTbe 4 
 
 ^n ’n-, '•nofher, that ye may be 4. 
 
 i Pet. 2. 24. by whose stripes ye were 4. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. .3. and his deadly wound was 4 12 
 HEiA LER. 
 
 Isa. 3. 7. shall swear, saying, I will not Ire an 4 
 „ HEALElif. 
 
 I Pr\h I ffn the Drrd that 4. thee 
 
 diseases 
 
 I 7^ * in or '' * heart, and bindeth up 
 
 La. 30. 26. and he 4. the stroke of their wound ^ 
 
 -Chron. -4. t 13. and the 4. went up upon the work 
 36. t 16, ''jAth of Lord arose, till there was no 4 
 Piov.l5.i 4. the 4. ot a tongue is a tree of life 
 Jer. 14.19. there is no 4. for us, the lime of 4 
 V olfhy error 
 
 4/" /‘1 o®’ bruise,wound grievous 
 
 /i/. o i\“"i?^ nght.arise with 4.in his wings 
 L7/4e 9. 11. and he healed them that had need of 4' 
 Acts 4. 22. on whom this miracle of 4. was shewed 
 ^ 10^1 another the gift of 4. 28. 
 
 oo'o ^ gfftsot 4. Y do all interpret ? 
 
 Lev 22. 2. leaves of the tree were for 4. of nations 
 iiL/Aivl.NG, 
 
 no to plead, thou hast no 4. meriicines 
 I o' rn^nner of sickness 
 
 Luke 9. 6. preaching the gospel, and 4. every where 
 Acts 10. 38. 4. all that were ojrpressed ofthe devil 
 HEALTH, 
 
 28. our father is in good 4. he is yet alive 
 
 4. my brother > 
 
 ^ i*®>ther IS there any 4. in my’bones 
 r-' countenance, 4,3 5 
 
 '3^ H among all nations 
 
 I rot. o. o. It shall be h, to thy navel and inaiTnur 
 4 22. for they are 4. to all tlieir flesh 
 H- 18. but the tongue of the wise is 4. 
 
 13. 17. but a faithful ambassador is 4. 
 
 16. 24. sweet to the soul, and 4. to the bones 
 La. 58. 8. thy 4. shall spring forth speedily 
 
 .looked tor a time of 4. behold trouble 
 n-'-'s not the 4. ot my people recovered ! 
 
 'll' ft' 1 i"')” «nd heal tliee 
 
 33. 6. behold. I will bring it 4. and cure 
 
 ^<g.) C7. 34. takesomemeat, for this is for vour 4 
 3 John 2. mayest be m 4. as thy soul proipereth 
 „ HEAP, Substantive. 
 
 PR' 1®'. ^ and did eat on the 4 
 
 52. this 4. be witness, and this pillar be witness' 
 Lxod. Id. 8. waters gathered, the floods stood upright 
 _ as an 4. Josb.Q. 13, 16. Psal 33 7 I 7 h 11 
 Dey/.^IS. 16. shall bean 4. forever, nor built again 
 Josh. /. 26. they raised over him a great 4. of stones 
 
 8 28. .Joshua burnt Ai, and made it an 4 for ever 
 29. rajse on the king of Ai a great 4. of stones 
 11. t Ij. the cities thatstood still on their 4. 
 
 ./W1//7. Id. t ie. with the jaw-bone of an ass, an 4. 
 Euth 8. jr.tojie down at the end ofthe 4. of corn 
 
 diRoJ M™ Absalom 
 
 Job 21. + .32. yet shall he watch in tlie 4 
 
 30. + 24. he will not stretch out his hand to the 4. 
 
 ‘bat putteth a precious stone in an 4. 
 Cant. i. .\\\y belly is like an 4. ot wheat set about 
 isa. 1(. 1. Damascus shall be a ruinous 4. 
 n. harvest shall bean 4. in the day of grief 
 2d. 2. tor thou hast made of a ci y an 4 
 1^ P-tbe city shall be builded on her own 4 
 49. 2. an;l Ivabbali shall be a desolate 4 
 
 7 / a' I’ ?•- 'V-’l ■‘'^.a'l^aria as an 4. of the field 
 
 IJab. 3. Id. didst walk through (he 4. of great waters 
 Mat;. 2. 16. when one came to an 4. of 20 measures 
 _ HI'/AP. 
 
 Dent. 32.23.1 will 4. mischiefs upon them 
 Job 16. 4. 1 could 4. up words against vou 
 27. 16. though he 4. up silver as the dust 
 36. 13. but the hypocrites in heart 4. up wrath 
 Prov. 25. 22. thou shalt 4. coals of fire. Rom 1" "0 
 Fed 2. 26. to sinner hegiveth to gather and to//' up 
 " 'be bro, consume 
 
 Hab. 1. 10. for they shall 4. du.st and take it 
 2 i im.4. 3.4. to themselves teacliers, having itchin» 
 HFAPED. o 
 
 Zecli.9_. 3. Tyrus 4.upsil ver as the dust.and fine gold 
 Jam. D. 3. ye have 4. treasure together for last days 
 HEAPEI'II. 
 
 Psal. 39. 6. he 4. up riches, and knoweth not who 
 Hub. 2. 5. and he 4. unto him all people 
 ,, HEAP.S. 
 
 Eiod. 8^ 14. they gathered them together on 4. 
 
 •Indg. 15. 16. with the jaw-bone of an ass, 4. on 4. 
 
 - Kings 10. 8. lay ye them in two 4. at entering in 
 oV^'/■'^^ste fenced cities into ruinous'//. 
 
 2 t //r.31.6. they brought tithe, and laid them by 4. 
 /. Ill the third nionth they began to lav the 4 
 8. when the princes came and saw the'4. 
 r A 1 -'/ili ".•»'bey revive thestoneS out of the 4. 
 Job 15^28. in houses whicli are ready to t)ecome4. 
 
 (9. 1. the3* have laulJerusalcjnon //. 
 
 Jer. 9. 11. and I w ill make Jerusalem 4. 26.18. 
 
 'i'P way marks, make thee high 4. 
 W.-ffcast Babylon up as 4. and destroy her utterly 
 51, 37. and Babylon shall become //, 
 
 'beff altars are as 4. in the furrows 
 Mic. 3. 12. and Jerusalem shall become 4. 
 
 ^ HEAR 
 
 bignines, (1) To receive a voice or sound by the ear 
 
HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 H E A 
 
 « Sam. 15. 10. (2) To grant or anszcer ovr 
 “prayer. Psal. 116. 1. 1 love the lord be¬ 
 cause he hath heard my voice. It is often used in 
 this sense, in the Psalms and elsetchere. And Cod 
 is said not to liear, uhen he does not grant one's de¬ 
 sires. John 9. ;51. We know that God heareth not 
 sinners. (3) To listen to God's uordonly with the 
 outward sense of the ear. !Mat. 13. 19. W hen any 
 one heareth the word of the kingdom, and under- 
 standeth it not. Thus all wicked men who are 
 jcithin the church do hear the word ; they hear the 
 sound of the words, but then they have not so much 
 as a notional knowledge of these things, or else re¬ 
 gard them 7wt, never consider, or lay them to heart. 
 <4) To yield a willing assent in our minds to the 
 word of God, with a firm purpose to obey it. John 
 
 8. 47. He that is of Ciod, heareth God’s word ; he 
 believes and obeys it. Ho m John 10.27. My sheep 
 hear my voice, and follow me. It is used often tn 
 this sense. Dent. 1. 43. 1 spake unto you,and ye 
 would not hear; ye would net obey me. 1 Sam. 24. 
 
 9. Wlierefore hearest thou men s words r Why 
 believest thou what mine enemies say against me ? 
 So in Mat. 17. 5. Jhis is my_ beloved Son, hear 
 him ; believe and obey him. (5) To learn, John 8. 
 
 26, 40. 1 speak to the world those things which I 
 have heard of liim ; those things which he hath 
 taught me, which he hath communicated to me. (6) 
 To approve of, and embrace. 1 John 4. 5. Ihey 
 speak of the world, and the world heareth them; 
 these seducers and false teachers preach such doc¬ 
 trines as may gratify and comply with the corrupt 
 affectionsof worldly men ;and they greedily hearken 
 to, approve and embrace such doctrines. (7) To 
 judge and determine. 2 Sam. 15. 3. Ihy matters 
 are good and right, but there is no man deputed 
 of the king to hear thee ; to determine thy cause 
 with justice and equity. 
 
 Gen. 21. 6. so that all that h. will laugh with me 
 
 23. 6. h. us, mv lord, thou art a mighty prince 
 Exod. 19. 9. tha't the people may h. when 1 speak 
 .32.18. but the noise of them that sing do I h. 
 yum. 16. 8. h. 1 pray you, ye sons of Levi 
 
 23. 18.-rise up, Balak, and h. hearken unto me 
 .30. 4. and her father //. her vow and her bond 
 JJeut. 1. 16. h. the causes between your brethren 
 
 4. 10. and I will make them h. iny words 
 
 5. 1. h. Israel tlie statutes and judgments, 6. 3. I 
 
 9. 1. 1 20. 3. Isa. 48. 1. Mark 12. 29. 
 
 27. and h. all that the Lord our God doth say 
 12.28. h. all these words which I command thee 
 13. 12. if thou shall h. say in one of thy cities 
 30. 12. bring it, that we may h. it and do it, 13. 
 
 31.12. thatthey may h. and fear I_xJ. 13. Jcr. 6.10. 
 Josh. 3. 9. h. the words of the Lord your God 
 
 6. 3. when ye h. the sound of the trumpet, the 
 
 people sliall shout, Neh. 4. 20. Dan. 3. 5, 15. 
 Judg. 5. 3. h. O ye kings, give ear, O ye princes 
 
 16. why abodest, to h. the bleatingsof th^tiocks ? 
 
 14.13. put forth thy riddle, that we may h. it 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 23. for 1 h. of your evil dealings by all 
 
 24. nay, my sons, it is no good report that 1 h. 
 
 15. 14. and tlie lowing of the oxen which \ h. 
 
 16. 2. how can 1 go if Saul h. it, he will kill me 
 25.24. h. the words of thy handmaid, 2 Sa/w. 20.17. 
 26.19. let my lord the king h. words of his servant 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 117. so is my lord the king to k. good 
 15. .3. there is no man deputed of the king to h. thee 
 
 10. as soon as ye h. the sound of the trumpet 
 
 35. that wliat thing soever thou shalt h. 
 
 36. ye shall send to me every thin" that ye/u 
 
 17. 5. and let us/u likewise what Ilushai saith 
 
 20. 16. a wise w oman cried out of the city, h. h. 
 
 22.45. soon as they h. shall be obedient, Ps. 18. 44. 
 
 1 Kings 3. + 11. asked understanding to A. judgment 
 4. 34. to h. the wisdom of Solomon, 10. 8, 24. 2 
 Chron. 9. 7, 2.3. Mat. 12. 42. Luke 11. 31. 
 
 8. 30. then h. thou in heaven and forgive, 32, .‘14, 
 .36, 39, 4.3,45, 49. 2 Ghrcn. 6. 21. 
 18.26. they called on Baa', saying, O Baal, h. us 
 ^ Kings’!.6. xn&dn the host to h. a noise of chariots 
 
 18. 28. h. the word of the great king. La. .36. 13. 
 19.16. h. the words of Sennacherib, Isa. 37. 17. 
 
 1 Chr. 14. 15. when thou shalt h. a sound of going 
 Keh. 1.6. that thou mayest It. the prayer of servant 
 4. 4. h. O our G. for we are despised, turn reproach 
 8. 2. and all that could h. with understanding 
 Job 5. 27. h. it, and know' thou it for thy good 
 13. 17. h. diligently my speech with ears, 21. 2. 
 
 27. 9. will God h. his cry |{ ,34. 2. h mv words 
 42.4. h. 1 beseech thee, and 1 w ill speak 
 Psal. 4. 1. have mercy upon me, h. mi' praver, O 
 
 C Gofi, 39. 12.1 54.2. I 84. 8. I.1C2. 1.1 143.1. 
 20.1. the Lord h. thee in the day of trouble 
 ’ 9. save. Lord, let the k.*,;g h. us when we call 
 27. 7. h. O Lord, when 1 cry w ith my voice 
 30. 10. h. O Lord, and have mercy upon me 
 49.1. h. this, all ye people, give ear, all inhabitants 
 50. 7. h. O my people, and 1 will speak, 81. 8. 
 
 51.8. make me to h. joy and gladness, that the bones 
 59. 7- swords in lips, for w ho, say they, doth h. ? 
 61. 1. h. my cry, G God, attend to my prayer 
 66. 16. come, and h. all ye that fear God 
 102. 20. h. groaning of the prisoner, to loose those 
 1.38. 4. w hen tljey li. the words of thy mouth 
 143.8. cause me to h. thy loving kindness in mom. 
 Prow 1. 8. my son, h. the instruction of thy father 
 4. 1. h. ye cfiildren, the instruction of a father 
 10. h. O my son, and receive mv sayings, 19. 20.’ 
 8. 6. h. for I will speak of excellent things 
 33. h. instruction, and be wise, refuse it not 
 
 19. 27. cease to h. instruction thatcauseth to err 
 22.17. bow thine ear, h. the words of the wise 
 23.19. A. thou, my son, be wise, and guide thy heart 
 P.ccl. 5. 1. and be more ready to h. tlian to give 
 
 7. 5. it is better to h. the rel)uke of the wise 
 12. 1.3. let us h. the conclusion of the matter 
 Cant. 8.13. hearken to thy voice, cause me to h. it 
 Isa. 1. 2. h. O heavens, and give ear, () earth 
 6. 9. h. ye indeed, but understand not, Mark A. 12. 
 
 18. 3. and when he bloweth a trumpet, h. ye 
 33. 13. li. ye that are afar off what 1 have done 
 
 Isa. .34. 1. let the earth h. and all that is therein 
 
 42. 18. h. ye deaf 1| 23. w ho w ill h. for time to come 
 
 43. 9. or let them h. and say, it is truth 
 
 48. 14. all ye, assemble yourselves and h. 
 
 16. h. ye this, 1 have not spoken in secret 
 55. 3. h‘. and your soul shall live, John 5. 25. 
 
 Jer. 4. 21. shall 1 h. the sound of the trumpet ? 
 
 6. 18. therefore h. ye nations || 19. h. O earth 
 
 11. 2. h. ye the words of this covenant, 6. 
 
 10. forefathei's who refused to h. 13. 10. 
 
 1.3. 15. h. ye, give ear, for the Lord hath spoken 
 18. 2. then 1 will cause thee to h. my worUs 
 2.3.22. and had'caused my people to h. my words 
 38. 25. if the princes h. that 1 ha' e talked 
 
 49. 20. therefore h. tlie counsel of the Ld. 50. 45. 
 Lam. 1. 18. h. 1 pray you, all people, and behold 
 i.2e/{'.2.8./i. what 1 say 113.17. h. at my mouth 33.7. 
 
 3.'27. he that heareth, let him h. he that forbears 
 13.19. by your lying to my' people, that/i. your lies 
 33. 30. h. what is tiie word that cometh forth 
 31. they h. thy words, but will not do them, .32. 
 Dan. 9. 17. O God, h. the prayer of thy servant 
 19. O Lord, h. O Lord, forgive, hearken, and do 
 Ilos. 5.1. h. ye this, O priests, and heai ken, give ear 
 Joel 1.2. A.this.yeold men, and give ear, all inhabit. 
 ^w?g^3.1. A. this wd.L. hath spoken, 4.1. 1 5.1.1 8.4. 
 Mic. 1. 2. h. all ye people, hearken, O earth 
 
 3.1. I said, h. 1 pray you, O heads of .lacob, 9. 
 
 6.2. h. ye, O mountains 1| 9. h. ye the rod and him 
 Kali. 3. 19. all that h. the bruit of thee shall clap 
 Zech. 7.12. lest they should h. the law and words 
 Mat. 11. 4. shew John the things which ye h. and 
 
 5. lame walk, and deaf h. Mark 7. 37. Luke 7. 22. 
 
 13. 17. to h. those things that ye h. Luke 10. 24. 
 
 15. 10. he said to the multitude h. and understand 
 
 17. 5. this is my beloved Son, h. him, Mark 9. 7- 
 
 18. 17. he neglect to h. them, to h. the church 
 Mark4. 18.aresuchasA.theword,20. LukeQ. 12,13. 
 
 24. take heed what ye h. you that h. more given 
 Luke 5. 1. pressed on him to h. the word of God 
 15. multitudes came together to h. and be healed 
 
 6. 17. which came to h. him, and to be healed 
 
 27. I say to you which h. love your enemies 
 
 8.18. take heed therefore how ye h. whoever hath 
 21. are these which h. the w ord and do it, 11. 28. 
 
 9. 9. but who is this of whom 1 h. such things t 
 
 15.1. then drew near publicans and sinn. to h. him 
 
 16. 2. he said, how is it that I h. this of thee ? 
 
 29. they have Moses and proph. let them h. them 
 
 18. 6. Lord said, h. what the unjust judge saith 
 
 19. 48. the people were very attentive to h. him 
 21. 38. came to him in the temple for to h. him 
 
 Jo/m5. 20. as 1 A. 1 judge \\ 6. 60. who can A. it ? 
 
 7. 51. noth our law judge a man before it A. him 
 
 9. 27. wherefore would ye A. ir again 
 
 10.3. the sheep A. his voice, and he calleth by name 
 
 12. 47. if anv man A. my' words, and believe not 
 
 14. 24. and the word which ye A. is not mine 
 Acts 2. 8. how A. we every n)an in our own tongue 
 
 33. hath shed forth this, which ye now see and A. 
 
 10. 22. to send for thee, and to A. words of thee 
 33. to A. all things that are commanded thee 
 
 13. 7. and desired to A. the word of God 
 
 44. the whole city came together to A. the word 
 
 15. 7. Gentiles by my mouth should A. the word 
 
 17. 21. either to tell or to A. some new thing 
 
 19. 26. ye A. Paul hath turned away much people 
 
 22.1. A. ye my defence which I make now to you 
 
 24. 4. tliat thou wouldest A. us of thy clemency 
 
 25. 22. Agrippa said, 1 vvould A. the man myself 
 
 28. 22. but we desire to A. what thou thinkest 
 
 1 Cor. 11.18. 1 A. there be divisions among you 
 Phil.X.Ti.or else be absent, 1 may A. of your affairs 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 11. we A. that some walk disorderly 
 
 1 Tim. 4.16. shalt save thyself and them that A. thee 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 17. and that all the Gentiles might A. 
 Jam. 1.19. let every one be swift to A. slow to speak 
 1 John 5. 15. we know that he A. us, what we ask 
 
 3 John 4. than to A. my children walk in truth 
 Lev. 1. 3. blessed that A. words of this prophecy 
 
 9. 20. which neither can see, nor A. nor walk 
 See L.4R, E.\rs, Voice. 
 
 HF.AB me. 
 
 Eiod. 6. 12. how then shall Pharaoh A. me? 
 
 1 Kings 18. 37. A. me, O Lonl A. me, that this people 
 1 Chron. 28. 2. A. me, my brethren, and my people 
 iChron. 13. 4. A. me, thou Jeroboam, and all Israel 
 15. 2. A. me, Asa H 20. 20. and he said, A. we, () 
 
 Judah 
 
 29. 5. A. me, ye Levites, sanctify now yourselves 
 Job 15.17. I will shew thee, A. me, I will declare 
 
 .31. 35. O that one would A. me, my desire is 
 Psal. 4.1. A. me w hen I call, O G. of my nghteousn. 
 1.3. 3. consider, and A. me, O Lord my ()0d 
 17. 6. 1 called upon thee, for thou wilt A. me 
 .38.16. for I said, A. me, lest they should rejoice 
 '55. 2. attend unto me, and A. rne, I mourn 
 '00. 5. save w’ith thy right hand, and A. me 
 09.13. O God, in the multitude of thy mercy A. me 
 17. for I am in trouble, A. me speedily, 143. 7- 
 Mic. 7.7. 1 will wait for God. iTry God will A. me 
 Acts 26. 3. wl.erefore 1 beseech thee to A. me 
 29. but also all that A. me, were such as 1 am 
 1 Cor 14. 21. vet for all that w ill they not A. me 
 HEAR not, or not 11 BAR. 
 
 Deut. 28. + 49. whose tongue thou shalt not A. 
 
 30.17. so thou wilt wet A. but w orship other gods 
 I Sam. 8.18. the 1 ord w ill not A. you in that day 
 Job 30. 20. I cry unto thee, and thou dost not A. me’ 
 .35. 1.3. surely Go<i w ill net A. vanity, nor regard it 
 Psal.66. 18. if 1 regard iniquity, l.ord w ill noth, me 
 94.9. he that planted the ear, shall he not h.? 
 
 Isa. 1.15. w hen make many prayers, I w ill not A. 
 Jer.7.16.1 11.14.1 \4.VZ. Lzfk.V,. 18. Amos5.23. 
 .30. 9. children that w ill not A. the law of the Lord 
 59. 1 neither his ear heavy that it cannot A. 
 
 2. he will not A. I! 65.12. w hen I spake ye did not A. 
 66. 4. when I spake, they did not A. ir.ech.1.4. 
 Jer.5.21.haveearsand A.7W/, Eiek.12.2. Mark8.\8. 
 1.3. 17. but if ye will not A. 22. 5. Mai. 2. 2. 
 
 17. 23. that they might not A. 19.15. Zech. 7.11. 
 22.21. 1 spake, but'thou saidst, 1 w ill not A. 
 
 Dan. 5. 23. thou hast praised the gods of silver, 
 which see not, nor A. nor know. Rev. 9. 20. 
 Mic. 3. 4. shall cry to Lord, but he w ill not A. them 
 Jlah. 1.2. how long shall 1 cry, and thou w ilt not A. 
 Mat. 10. 14. not receive you, nor A. your words 
 18. 16. if he will not A. tliee, tlien take one or two 
 Luke 16. 31. if they A. not Moses and the prophets 
 John 8. 43. even because ye cannot A. my word 
 47. ye therefore A. them not, because not of God 
 
 9. 27. he answered, 1 told you, and ye did not h. 
 
 10. 8. are robbers, but the sheei) did not A. them 
 Acts 3. 23. every soul which w ill not h. be destroy. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 21. yet for all that will they’ ru t A. me 
 Gal. 4. 21. ye under the law, do ye not A. the law 
 
 IVtuld net If BAR. 
 
 Gen. 42. 21. when he besought us, we would not h. 
 
 22. do not sin against the child, ye would not h. 
 Eaod. 7- 16. behofd, hitherto, thou wouldest not h. 
 Deut, 1.43. Israel would not A. 3. 26. 2 Kings 17.14- 
 
 2 Kings 14. 11. Amaziah would not A. 2 Chr. 25.2C. 
 18.12. Israel would not A. Keh. 9. 29. Zech. 7.13. 
 
 Isa. 28.12. this is the refreshing, yet they wouldnot A. 
 Jer. 13.11. might be for praise, they w. n. A. 29.19. 
 36. 25. he would not A. || Zech. 7. 13. I would not A. 
 
 IIBAR now, or no-w IIBAR. 
 
 Num. 12. 6. and he said, A. now my words, 20. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 7. tlien fiaul said, A. now, ye Benjamites 
 12. A. now, thou son of Ahitub, he ausw'ered 
 
 Job 13. 6. A. now my reasoning, and hearken 
 Prov. 5. 7. A. me now, therefore, O ye children 
 Isa. 7.13. and he said, A. ye now, O house of David 
 44. 1. yet now A. O Jacob my servant, and Israel 
 47. 8. A. now, thou that art given to pleasures 
 51. 21. therefore, A. now this, thou afflicted 
 Jer. 5. 21. therefore, A. now this, O foolish people 
 
 28.15. A. now lianaiiiah || Zech. 3.8. A. now, O Josh. 
 .37. 20. A. now, 1 pray thee, O my lord the king 
 
 Mic. 6. 1. A. ye now what the Lord saith, arise 
 Acts 2. 33. shed forth this which ye new see and A. 
 Phil. 1. 30. which ye saw in me, and now A. to be m 
 Shall HEAR. 
 
 Exod. 15.14. the people shall A. and be afraid, Deut. 
 
 13. 11. 117. 13. 119. 20. I 21. 21. 
 Num. 14.13. Moses said, then the Egypt, shall h. it 
 Deut. 1. 17. ye shall A. small as wdl as great 
 2. 25. who sliall A. report of thee, and shall tremble 
 4. 6. whicli shall A. all these statutes and say 
 Josh. 7. 9. the inhabitants of the land shall A. of it 
 Judg. 7. 11. and thou shalt A. what they say 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 21. Israel shall A. that thou art abhorred 
 
 1 Kings 8. 42. for they shall A. of thy great name 
 
 2 Kings 19. 7- Rud he shall A. a nimour, Isa. 3~. 7. 
 Job 22. 27. shalt make prayer to him, he shall A. 
 Psal. 34. 2. the humble shall A. thereof, and be glad 
 
 55.17.1 w’ill pray and cry, and he shall A. my voice 
 
 19. God shall A. and afflict them, even he that 
 92. 11. mine ears shall A. desire of the wicked 
 141. 6. they shall A. my words, for they are sweet 
 
 Isa. 29. 18. in that day shall the deaf A. the words 
 .30. 19. when he shall A. it he will answer thee 
 
 21. thine ears shall A. a word behind thee 
 Jer. .33. 9. which shall A. all the good that I do 
 Ilos. 2. 21. and the heaven shall A. the earth 
 
 22. the earth shall A. the corn and the w ine 
 Mat. 13. 14. by hearing, ye shall A. Acts 28. 26. 
 
 18.15. if he shall A. thee thou hast gained thy 
 
 24. 6. ye shall A. of wars, Mark 13. 7. Luke 21. 9. 
 John 5. 25. the dead shall A. voice of the Son of God 
 
 16. 13. whatsoever he shall A. that shall he speak 
 Acts 3. 22. him shall ye A. in all things, 7- 37. 
 
 25. 22. to-moiTOw, said he, thou .(halt h. him 
 Horn. 10. 14. how shall they A. w ithout a preacher 
 
 IMll H1-’.AR. . 
 
 Exod. 20.19. speak with us, we willh. Deut. 5. 27. 
 
 22. 2.3. if they cry, 1 will surely A. their cry, 27. 
 yum. 9. 8. I will h. what the Lord will command 
 2 >am. 14. 16. king will h. to deliver his handmaid 
 2 Kings 19. 4. it may be thy God willh. the words 
 2 Chr. 7. 14. then will I A. from heaven, Ps. 20. 6. 
 
 20. 9. then thou wilt A. and help, Psal. 38. 15. 
 Psal. 4. 3. the Lord uill A. H 17- 6. thou wilt A. me 
 
 85. 8. I will A. w hat God the Lord will speak 
 145. 19. he also will A. their cry, and save them 
 Prov. 1. 5. wise man will A. and increase learning 
 J.'a. 41. 17. the Lord will A. them, and not forsake 
 
 65. 24. w hile they are yet speaking, I will A. 
 
 Jer. 36. .3. it may lie the house of .ludah will A. 
 Lzek. 2. 5. w hether they icill A. or forbear, 7. | 3.11. 
 Dos. 2. 21. 1 will A. the heavens, they the earth 
 jUif. 7. 7. I w ill wait for God, my God willh. me 
 Zech. 10. 6. I am their God and will A. them, 13. 9. 
 Acts 17. .32. we will A. thee again of this matter 
 
 21. 22. for they will h. that thou art come 
 
 23. 35. 1 will A. thee, when thy accusers are come 
 
 28. 28. salvation is sent to the (ienliles, they will A. 
 
 HEAR the word of the Lord. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 19. A. therefore the word of the l.ord, 
 
 2 C'Ar. 18. 18. Jer. 29. 20. 1 42. 15. Amos 7. 16. 
 
 2 Kings 7. 1. then Elisha said A. ye the word of the 
 
 Lord, Jer. 17. 20. I 21. 11. 
 
 20.16. Isaiah said to TIezekiah, A. word of Lord, all 
 in thy house be carried to Babylon, Isa. 39. 5. 
 
 La. 1. 10. A. word of the Lord, ye rulers of Sodom 
 28. 14. A. the word of the Lord, ye scornful men 
 
 66. 5. A. word of Lord, ye that tremble at Ids word 
 Jer. 2. 4. A. word of Lord, O house of .lacob, 10. 1. 
 
 7. 2. A. the word of the Ijord, all ye of .ludah 
 9. 20. yet A. the word of the Lord, O ye w omen 
 
 19. 3. A. word of Lord, () kings of Judah, 22. 2. 
 
 22. 29. O earth, earth, A. the word of the Ix>rd 
 .31. 10. A. the word of the Ix>rd, O ' e nations 
 
 34. 4. yet A. wordof I.ord. O /eilekiah king of Jud. 
 44. 24. A. the word of the Lord, all ludah, 26. 
 Ezek. 6. .3. ye mountains of Israel, A. the word oj 
 the Lord, I will bringa sword on you, .‘16. 1, 4. 
 1.3. 2. say to prophets A. ye the word of the Ix>rd 
 16. .35. w heretorc, O harlot, A. the word of the Lord 
 
 20. 47. forest of the south, A. the uord oJ the Lord 
 
 25. 3. say to Ammonites, A. the word of the Lord 
 ‘41. 7- ye"shepherds, A. the word of the Lord, 9. 
 
 31. 4. say, O ye dry tiones, A. the wordof the Lord 
 
 Ilos. 4. 1, A. word of the Lord, ye children of Israd 
 
 219 
 
HE A 
 
 Amos’!. IG. Amaziah, h. thou the word of the Lord 
 ^ HEARD. 
 
 Cwen. 16. 11. because the Lord liath thy affliction 
 21. 26. neither yet //. 1 ot it, but to-day 
 29. .3;5. because tl)e l.ord hath h. that 1 was hated 
 45. 2. .losei)h wept aloud, and the Eiryptians h. 
 l.iod. 2. 24. (iod h. their eroaniug, and remembered 
 16. 9. tor be hatli //. your murmuriiiL’s 
 
 23. 13. neither let it be h. out of thy mouth 
 
 28. 35. his sound sliall be h. when he goeth in and 
 33. 4. when the |)eople/4. these evil tidines 
 
 Xe£>. 21. 14. let all that h. him lay their hands 
 Amw. 11. 1. the people complained, the Lord h. it 
 . 32.2. .'Iinam spake against .^ioses, the L/jrd /j. it 
 ® amon" this people 
 
 15.^the nations whicli have h. the tame ot thee 
 3U. 7- held his peace at her the day he h. it, 14. 
 Josh. 9. 16. they /;. that they were their nciiihliours 
 
 1 Sam.~{. 9. f;amuel cried, and the I^ord h. him 
 
 2.“^ 11. will Saul come, as thy servant hath h. f 
 
 s Kings 1. 11. hast not h. that Adonijah (loth reign 
 6. 7^ nor was any tool ot iron h. in the house 
 10. 7. tile half not told me, thy wisdom and prospe¬ 
 rity exceeAeth the fame which 1 h. 2 Chr. 9, 6. 
 
 2 I^ inys_ 19. 25. hast thou not h. long ago, Isa. .37. 26. 
 *• L//r. 5. 13. make one sound to be h. in praising 
 
 33. 13. he was entreated and h. his supplications 
 I^zra 13. |)eople shouted, the noise was A. afar 
 AeA._12. 43. the joy of .Jerusalem h. even afar off 
 Job 15. 8. hast thou h. the secret of (lod 
 
 19. 7- I cry out of wrong, but 1 am not h. 
 
 26. 14. but how little a portion is h. of him 
 
 29. 11. when the ear h. me, tlien it blessed me 
 J sal. 6. 9. file Lor;l hath h. my supplication 
 
 10. 17. thou hast A. the desire of the humble 
 22. 21. save me, for thou hast h. me from the horns 
 
 24. but w hen he cried he h. 34. 6. I 4'J. 1. 1 120. 1. 
 
 \®®ni!ht the 1/ird, .and he h. me, and deliv. 
 1.3. but 1 as a deaf man h. not, 1 was dumb 
 61.5. thou, O (r. hast h. my vows, thou hast given 
 60.19. verily God hath h. me, he hath attended 
 7(). 8. cause judgment to be h. from heaven 
 ^8. 21. tlieretore the Lord h. tliisand was wroth 
 o9._ when (70 i h. tiiis, was wroth, and abhorred 
 rd. o. where 1 h. a language that 1 understood not 
 9(. 8. Zion h. and was glad, and .Judah rejoiced 
 n 1 ' oi’ regarded their affliction, when he h. 
 too' thou liast h. me, and art my salvation 
 
 I.V.. 0. Jo, we h. of it at Ephratali, we found it 
 Krov. 21. 13. he shall cry himself, but not be h. 
 
 ^ Laish, O Anathoth 
 
 '■ not been told you ? 
 iii. hast thou not h. everlasting God tainteth not ? 
 48. b._ thou hast h. see all this, will not ye declare ? 
 Oy lo. wlnc.h tliey had not//.shall th.“y consider 
 O K 18. violence shall no more be h. in thy land 
 64. 4. men have not h. wfflat he hath prepared 
 cj. 19. the voice ot weeping shall be no more h. 
 
 00. 8. who hath h. such a thing, who hath seen 
 19. to the Lies atar off, that liave not A. my fame 
 19. because thou hast//, sound of trumiiet 
 6. t . slie casteth out wickedness, spoil is //. in her 
 I. 1.3. 1 spake unto you, rising early, hut ye h. not 
 Th^io and //. but they spake not aright 
 
 18. 13. ask the heathen, w ho hath //. such things 
 -‘-.Jet cry' be //. trom houses when shalt bring 
 
 2o. .30. an howling of the llock shall be //. 
 
 -0. 11. tor he hath prophesied as ye have h. 
 o- ;!l'' "• one should let his man-servant go 
 
 00 . 1(. I have spoken, but they have not//. 
 
 40. 12. the nations have//.of thy shame 
 M. 40. and the cry is //. among the nations 
 ol. 46 a rumour that shall be//, in the land 
 
 h<ive h. that I sigh, there is none 
 
 3. 61. thou hast //. their reproach, O Lord 
 
 nations //. of him, he was taken 
 26. 13. thesoun/l of thy harps shall be no more //. 
 
 33. o. lie A. the sound ot tJie trumpet, and took 
 .Uan.^l... 8. and I A. but 1 understood not 
 f 9 '^sjise them, as their congreva. hath A. 
 
 JoiiahQ. Q 1 cried unto the Lord, and he A. me 
 o ^ ■ *6 tury, such as they have not A. 
 
 Tir /■ o' li'" 1 my' belly trembled 
 
 5’ Lord hearkened and //. it 
 
 .■t- ® was said, 27, 3.3, .‘lb, 43. 
 
 6. I ._they snail be A. tor their much speaking 
 1.3.1 (. y e hear, and have not A. them, Lvhe id. 24. 
 lo. 12. were offended after they A. this saying 
 22. /. when the king A. thereof, he was wroth 
 *6. 6 j. ye lia^ve A. bis blasphemy, Marh 14. 64. 
 if 1,^’ when they have A. .''atan cometh 
 
 14. 11. and when they A. it thev were glad 
 Kuhe 1. 13. fear not, thy prayer is A. Acts 10. 31 
 
 ir- -ve have spoken, .shall be A. in the light 
 
 20. 16. wdien they A, it, they said, God torbid 
 John .3. .32. what he hath A. that he testitieth 
 
 6. 45. every- man that hath A. of the I'atfier 
 
 8. 6. wrote on the ground,.as tho' he A. them not 
 
 9. 32. since the w orld began was it not A. 
 
 1 thank thee that thou hast A. me 
 18. 21. ask them which A. me, what I have said 
 
 21. t. when ^imon Peter A. ftiat it was the I_x)rd 
 Act.fJ. 4. wait for the promise ye have A. of me 
 
 2. .37. when they A. this, they were pricked in heart 
 
 4. 4. many ot tliem which /i, the woni believed 
 o. 5. tear came on all them that A. these things 
 
 13. 48. when the Gentiles A. this they were glad 
 
 14. 9. the same A. Paul speak, who beholding 
 16^ 14. a woman which worshipped God, A. lis 
 
 2o._sang praises to God, and the prisoners A. them 
 when they A. this, they were baptized 
 
 22. lo. shalt witness of what thou hast seen and A. 
 
 24. 24. A. hinri concerning the faith in Christ 
 
 •*^"^■10. 14. in him of whom they have not A. 
 
 18. but I say, have they not A. .i” yes, verily 
 
 10. 21. they that have not A. shall understand 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. eye h.ath not seen, nor ear A. neither 
 Oat. 1. 1.3. tor ye have A. of my- conversation 
 
 ic fftatye A. the word of truth 
 
 15. after I A. of your faith in the Lord Jesus 
 
 w *'*m and been taught 
 
 chtl. .6. that ye had A. that he had been sick 
 2'20 
 
 H E A 
 
 PAj/. 4. 9. those things y’e have A. and seen in me, do 
 ool. 1. 4. since we A. of your faith in Clirist 
 6. since day ye A. of it, and knew the grace of G. 
 n y,', ®mce <lay we A. it, do not cettse to pray for you 
 1 lirn. 2. 2. things thou hast A. ot me, commit to 
 Heh. 2. 3. was confirmed to us by them that A. him 
 d. 16. for some when tliey h;ui h. did provoke 
 
 4. 2. not being mixed with faith in them that A. 
 5.7. offer, up prayers, and was A. in that he feared 
 
 Jam, 5. 11. ye liave h, ot the patience of Job 
 1 John 2. 18. ye A. that antichrist shall come, 4. .3. 
 
 24. have A. trom flie beginning, 3. 11. 2 John 6. 
 Rev. .3. .3. remember therefore liow' thou hast A. 
 
 5. 13. and all that are in them A. I, saying 
 
 7. 4. I A. tile numberof them which were sealed 
 9. 16. and 1 A. the numberof the horsemen 
 16. 5. and I A. the angel of the waters say- 
 18.22. the voice of trumpeters shall be A. no more 
 2.3. the voice ot bride shall be A. no more in thee 
 22. 8. 1 saw these things, an/1 A. them, w hen 1 A. 
 
 / have 111G\ It D. 
 
 Gen. 17. 20. and as for Ishm.-iel I haie A. thee 
 
 41. 15. 1 have dreamed a dream, I have A. say of 
 thee thou canst mterp. dreams, Dan. 5. 14, 16. 
 
 42. 2. I have h. that there is corn in Egypt 
 Lxod. 3.7-1 have A. their cry |i 6. 5. Ih. A. groaning 
 
 16.12^ 1 have A. the murmuring, Num. 14. 27. 
 Dent. 5. have A. tlie voice of your words 
 1 Aani. 25. 7. now I have A. that thou hast shearers 
 
 1 hings 2. 42. the word that 1 have A. is good 
 9. 3. I have A. thy pray er thou hast made before 
 
 me, 2 Kings 20. 5. 2 Ghnm. 7. 12. Isa. 38. 5. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 20. that which thou hast prayed I. A. A. 
 22. 19. I also have A. thee, saith L. 2 Chr. .34 o-j 
 
 16.2. JAaie A. many such things, miserable com! 
 xO. 3. 1 have A. the check of my reproach 
 
 l“^t.eh. of thee by the hearing of the ear 
 I sal. .j 1. L3. for I have A. the slander of many 
 62.11. twice 1 have A. this, power belongeth to G. 
 Isa. 21.10. that which I have A. of Lord of hosts 
 28. 22. 1 have h. from the l.ord a consumption 
 49. 8. m an acceptable time have 1 A. 2 Gor. 6. 2 
 Jer. 2.3. 25. I have A. what the prophets sai/l 
 
 haveh. Ephraim bemoaning himself thus 
 42 4. i have A. you, behold, I will pray unto the L. 
 49. 14._y have A. a rumour from the Lord 
 Kzek. .35. 12. know I have A. all thy blasphemies 
 r/ / ^ I'im and observed him 
 
 Hah 3^2. O L I have A. thy speech, and was afraid 
 Aeph. 2. 8. I have A. the reproach of Moab 
 John 8. 26. 1 speak those things 1 have A. of him 
 40. told you t/.e truth, w Inch I have A. of God 
 JO. 15. all things that 1 haze h. of niv Tather 
 n groaning, and am come 
 
 9. Ij. Lord 1 have A. by many of this man, how 
 IIEA RD, joine/i with voice. 
 
 Gen. 3. 8. they A. voice ot the L. walking in garden 
 t«>'zo/cc,and was afraid, because naked 
 ^1. 17. Goci A. the voice of the lad, the angel called 
 ooice, and given me a sou 
 39. Im when he A. that I lifted up my voice 
 
 r'//cc of one speaking 
 
 ».0.16. we cried, he A. our voice, and sent an angel 
 Dent. 1. .34. the Lor/1 A. the n ice ot your words 
 4. 12. saw no similitude, only he A. a voice 
 .33. hear /.', of God as thou hast A. and live, 5. 26. 
 o. 23. ye A. the voice out of the midst of darkness 
 24. we have A. his voice out of the midst of the fire 
 the Loril A. the voice of your words 
 Tj ^^ ^ the Lord A. our voice, and looked 
 
 Jaag. 18. 25. let not thy mice be A. among us 
 1 iarn. 1 1.3. her lips moved, her voice was not A. 
 
 1 Kffigs 17. 22. the Ix)rd A. the voice of I'.liiah 
 
 O / ' hr‘^»n *1- -1-._ 
 
 ~ \hron .30. 27. tlieir ro/ce was A. prayer came up 
 00 t' S'lence, I A. a voice, saying 
 
 3.1. 8. 1 have A. the voice ot tliy w-ords, say ing 
 " stity them when his voice is h. 
 
 V „ ^ crie/1 to the L. cyitb my mice, he A. me 
 
 6-the j.ord hath A. the voice or my weej/ing 
 he A. my voice out of his temjde 
 io Jhere is no Sjieech w here their voice is not A. 
 28. 6. because he hath A. the voice of my suiiplica. 
 66. 8. and make the voice of his jiraise to be A. 
 116. 1.1 love the Lord, because he hath A. my voice 
 Gant. .. 12. the ivice of the turtle is A. in our land 
 isa. 6. 8. also I A. the voice of tl/e Lord, sayin<T 
 15. 4. their voice shall be A. even unto.Iahaz ° 
 
 .50. .30. Lord shall cause his glorious voice to be A 
 to , nor cause his voice to be A. in the street 
 4. not last, to make your voice be A. on hi»h 
 I n*; weejiing shall no more be A. in her 
 
 Jer. 3. ^1. a voice was A. upon the high places 
 n I r/J/c« as of a woman in travail 
 
 9. 19. tor a voice ot wailing is A. out of Zion 
 ^0. 5._we have//, a voice of trembling, of fear 
 •>1. lo. a voice w’as A. in Kaniah, jjat. 2. 18. 
 
 Gam 3.56. thou hast A. my voice, hide not thine ear 
 •j ^nd I A. a voice of one that spake 
 
 behm/| me a voice of great rushing 
 19. 9. that his voice should no more be A. 
 
 27. .30. and shall cause their voice to be A. ag. thee 
 JJan. 8.1/3. I A. a man's voice between the banks 
 .^6. 9. yet A. 1 the voice of his wor/is, when I A. 
 r,' t-oice of thv messengers no more be A. 
 John 37. ye have neither A. his voice at anv time 
 z/fMjj.-l. A. a voice, saying, 8aul, Saul, 22.7.'| 26.14. 
 It' L' }J‘' ^ saying to me, arise, slay and eat 
 Ti'i', voice of him that spake 
 
 ou' 1' ,"*’ich i’/)//-ethey that A. entreated 
 
 ~ o’er. 1.18. the voice which came from heaven we A. 
 
 E EL 1 /'• a great voice, 16. 1.119. 1.1 21. .3. 
 r 1; 6rst rie/ce 1 A. was as it were of atrumpet 
 *?• 11- 1 beheld, arid A. the wire of many angels 
 b_^ 6. 1 A. a voice in the midst of the four beasts 
 'i ■> ^ 9^ *6*; fourth bea.st say, come and see 
 
 9.1.5. 1 A. a voice trom the four horns of the altar 
 
 10. 4.1 A. a voice trom heaven, 8. 1 14. 2,13.1 18. 4. 
 
 12. 10. and 1 A. a loud voice, saying in heaven 
 in' T / ■ of harpers harping with harps 
 
 19. 6.1 A. as It were the voice of a great multitude 
 
 have HEARD. 
 
 Josh. 2. 10. ue have A, how the Lord dried Red sea 
 
 HE A 
 
 Josh. 2.11. soon as ne had h. these things hearts melt 
 9. 9 . we have h. the fame of him, an/l all he did 
 2 oam. 7. 22. there b none like thee according to 
 1 T'- n. '^Eh our ears, 1 CAr. 17. op 
 
 VnAoK^oo"^' ^fsve ^- kings of Isr. are mercifui 
 u” ~^A have A. the fame thereof, Jer. 6. 24. 
 
 10 '? Eh our ears, our fathers told 
 
 -o' "• in city of Ixird 
 
 /8. 3. dark sayings which we have A. an/1 known 
 
 of' 1 - • 9’ ’'*e of .Moab, Jer. 48 «9 
 
 j' sonk'5, glory to the righteous ' 
 
 '-?■ A. a voice ot trembling, of fear 
 
 conmunded, because we have. A. reproach 
 Gbad.\. we hiave h. a rumour from the Lord 
 
 u "Eh you 
 
 r him say, I will de.stroy 
 
 00 -f' " hatever we have A. done in Capernaum 
 
 T7' '}' ^orselyes have A. of his own niouth 
 believe, we have h. him ourselves 
 
 Ydftf 4, 20. we cannot but speak things ue have A 
 0. 11. ue have h. h\\t\ speak blasphemous words 
 U. we have h. him say, this Jesus shall destroy 
 lo. 24. we haveh. that certain have trouble/! you 
 whether there be any Hoi y Gh 
 //eA 2. 1. to give heed to things which we have h. 
 
 1 JyhiiX. 1. that which we have h. ancl seen 3 
 o. mis is the message which we have A. ofliiln 
 c' ni JOEied with uord or words. 
 
 ‘he ;.W.tof Rebekah 
 
 5,. w hen Abraham s servant A. their words 
 -/. 34. an/1 when Esau A. the words of his father 
 w thea’</r</.v of Laban's sons, saying 
 
 a ///'</f of his wife 
 
 I 1 'jit'nt: he hath said, which h. words of God 16 
 heads ot Isr. A.//or* of Reuben 
 I hath A. all tlie wordsof the Ijord 
 
 .Tudg. 9. .>0. when Zebul A. the words of Gaal 
 1 ^/TOT 8. 21. .Samuel A. all the. words of the people 
 (. 11. .Saul and Israel A. Goliath’s words 
 
 2.3. accord, to the same :;or//j, and David A, them 
 1 aw* were A. which David spake 
 
 1 Kings Z. 42 the word that I have A. is goo/l 
 2; Hiram h, Solomon's wordsUe. reioirpH 
 
 --^habA those words, rent Ids clothes 
 '!• *^Eig A. wordsof the woman 
 
 19. 6. be not atrai/lot gw* thou hast A. Isa. 377. 6 
 —. 11. w lien the king had A. the words of book of 
 
 „ he rent his clothes, 18. 2 CAr. 34 10 
 
 ^1 liords, betook courage 
 
 K_eh. 1. 4. A. these woras, 1 sat down and wept “ 
 o. 0. and I w.as angry when I A. these /ror* 
 
 JoA 33 ^o^dsofthelavr 
 
 h'Jj 0 V li ^ ‘hy words, saying 
 
 J 16. the poor man s words are not A. 
 
 7 'o-® words (,t wise men are A. in quiet 
 
 Kr'oi 'it' " * } ’■eP''o''e the :/o///r which God hath A. 
 
 perceived, marked, and A. his word 
 Of! ‘h»''9‘9re hecapse ye have not A. my words 
 city all the words ye have A. 
 
 V’® "E'l «■> the princes A. his words 
 36 13. declared unto them all the words he had A. 
 <30^1 ‘hf-'',"’ere not afraid that//, these words 
 7 1 A ^'-‘he riw* Jeremiah had spoken 
 
 in”ioVhv' ^-'hese words w as displeased 
 
 I am come for thy w ords 
 "w -g-"hen they //.these words they marvelled 
 V 7 'qo' lesiis A. the word spoken 
 
 his -word 
 
 o Holy Ghost tell on them who A. word 
 
 - C/>r. E 4. caught u|), and A. unspeakable gor* 
 Eph. 1.J3. after that ye A. the word of truth 
 Got. 7. o. whereof ye A. in theaorrf of the gospel 
 1 Jhess. 2 1.3. received the icord which ye h. of us 
 ho*‘* ‘^‘St form of sound w. hast A, of me 
 Heh 12 1_9. they that A. entreatefh that the rW 
 
 1 John 2. I. the word ye have A. from the beg inni no- 
 
 ^ HLAKDEST. 
 
 Dent. 4. .36. an/1 thou A. his words out of the fire 
 Josh. 14.12. tor thou A in that day how Anakims 
 
 2 Kings 22. 19. when thou A. what 1 spake a -ainst 
 
 _ this place, hast rent thy clothes, 2 Chr. '54 07 
 thou A. their cry by the Red sea ' 
 
 '/• they cried, thou A. them from heaven, 28. 
 
 ' ■ i"h' the voice of my supplications 
 
 119. 26.^1 have declared my ways, and thou A. me 
 isa. 48. (. before the day when thou A. them not 
 8. yea, thou A. not, yea, thou knewest not 
 Jonah 2. 2. out ot belly of hell I cried, thou A 
 ^ HEARER. 
 
 u' '.^'.if^^y be a A. ot the word, and not a doer 
 
 20. he being not a forgettiil A. but doer of work 
 
 „ HEARERS. 
 
 Rom. 2. 13. not the A. of the law are justified 
 Eph. 4. 29. that It may minister grat e unto the A. 
 
 2 Jtm.o. 14. but to the subverting of the A 
 Jam. 1. 22. be doers of the w ord, and not A. onl v 
 H13A REs 1'. 
 
 RiithQ.S. Boazto Ruth. A. thou not, mv daughter 
 
 1 6/7///. 24. 9. w heretore A. thou men's words ' 
 
 2 Kgm. 5. 24. w hen A. sound in the mulberrv-trees 
 1 Kings 8. .'50. when thou A. forgive. " Chroit 6 />i 
 
 Vh ^'^ytime.’butthou'/^noi 
 
 60. 2. thou that A. prayer, unto thee all flesh come 
 Mat. 21. 10. sai/1 unto him, A. thou what these sav ' 
 27. 13. A. thou not how many things they witness’ 
 John.i. 8. "ind blowefh. and thou A. the sound 
 11. iind 1 knew that thou h. me always 
 HEARETH. 
 
 Eiod. 16. 7. for that he A. your murmiirings, R. 
 
 .\nm. 30. o. It father disallow her in dav that he A. 
 
 , f?E- '9.19. when he//.the words of this curse 
 1 S/i/«. 3. 9. speak. Lord, for thy servant//, lo. 
 
 '1 , ■ .? thing at which ears of everv one 
 
 that A. shall tingle, 2 Kings ^\. 12 Ter 19 3 
 
 ■r'K"!'" iil'say.there is aslaugh! 
 Job 31. 28. and he A. the erv of the afflicted 
 RjaLJ^. t-i. the righteous cry, and the Lord A. 
 
 l'^* 1*'“^ 1 ^ HS a man that h. not 
 
 69.3.5. h. poor, and despiseth not his prisoners 
 r^rov. B. 34. blessed is the man that h, me, atchinsr 
 13,1. a wise son /i, his fatlier's instruction 
 
HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 H E A 
 
 Prov. 13.8. ransom his riches, but poor h. not rebuke 
 
 15. C'J. but he h. the prayer of the l ighteous 
 
 31. the ear that h. tlie reproot of life, .32. 
 
 18. 13. he tJiat answereth a matter before he h. it 
 21. 28. l)ut the man that h. speaketh constantly 
 25. 10. lest he that h. it put thee to shame 
 2y. 24. he h. cursing, anti bewrayeth it not 
 lia. 41. 20. yea, there is none that h. your words 
 42. 20. opening the ears, but he h. not 
 pzek. 3. 27. thou shalt say, he that h. let him hear 
 
 33. 4. whosoever h. the sound of the trumpet 
 Mat.i .24. whoso/i. these sayings, 20. i.i/^eO. 47,49. 
 
 13. 19. when any one h. the word of the kingdom 
 20. the same is he that /i. the word, 22, 23. 
 
 Luke 10.16. he that h. you h. me, and tliat despisefh 
 John?,. 29. wliostaniletli and 4. him rejoiceth greatly 
 
 5. 24. he tliat h. my word, and believeth on him 
 
 8. 47. he that is of God h. God's words 
 
 9. 31. God h. not sinners, but if any man be a wor¬ 
 
 shipper of God, and doeth his will, him he h. 
 18. .37. every one that is ot the truth, h. my voice 
 S Cor. 12. 6. think of me above tliat he h. of me 
 
 1 John 4. 5. are t>f the world, and the w'orld h. them 
 
 6. we are of God, he that knowcth God h. us 
 
 5. 14. if w'e ask according to his will, he h. us 
 Jiev. 22. 17. and let him that-Zi. say, come 
 18. for 1 testify to every man that h. the words 
 IlEARllStf. 
 
 Gen. 29. + 13. when Laban heard the h. of Jacob 
 t 3.3. she called his name Simeon, that is, h. 
 
 Dent. 31.11. shalt read this law to Israel in their h. 
 
 2 Sani. 18.12. for in our h. the king charged thee 
 2 Kiufjs 4. .31. but there was neither voice nor h. 
 JVo/i. 8. + 2. the law beibre all that understood in h. 
 Job .33. 8. surely thou hast spoken in my h. 
 
 37. t 2. hear in h. the noise of Itis v oice and sound 
 42. 5. I have heard of thee by the h. of the ear 
 P.'ial. 18. t 44. at the h. of the ear they will obey 
 Jsa. 6. 1 9. hear ye in h. but understand not 
 
 11. .3. nor reprove after the h. of his ears 
 21. 3. I was bowed down at the h. of it 
 
 28. 1 9. w hom shall he make to understand \\\eh.? 
 53. 15. he that stoppeth his ears fi om h. of blood 
 53. -I 1. w ho hath believed our h. '! Horn. 10. 1 16. 
 
 Lzek. 9. 5. to others he said in my h. go after him 
 
 10. 13. it was cried unto them in my h. O wheel 
 
 16. t56. thy sister Sodom was not for h. in the day 
 Jltnos 8. 11. a famine of h. the word of the J^ortf 
 Liab. .3. t 2. O Ld. 1 have heard thy h. I was afraid 
 Act.i 25. 21. to be reserved to the h. of Augustus 
 
 2.3. Agrippa was entered into the place of h. 
 
 Mom. 10.17- faith cometh by h. and h. bv word of G. 
 
 1 Cur. 12. 17. where were the h. '/ if whole were h. 
 Gal. 3. 2. the works of law, or by the h. of faith, 5. 
 iie6.5. ll.many things hard, seeing ye are dull of/n 
 11 L-'.ARllSiG. 
 
 1 Kings 3. + 9. give thy servant an h. heart to judge 
 Prov. 20. 12. the h. ear, the Lord hath made 
 
 28.9. thatturneth away the ear from h. the law 
 Led. 1. 8. nor is the ear filled with h. 
 
 Lzek, 33.14. he that h. heareth the sound of trumpet 
 Mat. 1.3.13. and h. they hear not, nor understancl 
 
 14. by h. ye shall hear, and shall not understand 
 
 15. their ears dull of h. Acts 28. 27. Heb. 5. 11. 
 3Jark 6. 2. many h. him were astonished, saying 
 Lvke 2. 46. both h. them and asking them questions 
 Acts 5. 5. Ananias h. these words fell down 
 
 8. 6. h. and seeing the mii acles which he did 
 
 9. 7. the men stood, h. a voice, but seeing no man 
 18. 8. many of the Corinthians h. believed 
 
 Philcm. 5. h. of thy love and laith toward I d. Jesus 
 
 2 Pet. 2.8. Lot in' seeing and h. ve.xed his righteous 
 
 llEARKR^J. 
 
 Lxod. 6. 30. behold, how shall Pharaoh h. to me? 
 L>eut.T.\2. if ye to these judgments, and keep them 
 
 11.13. if ye will h. diligently to my commands 
 
 , 15.5. if thou carefully h. to voice of Ld. Jer. 17. 24. 
 18. 15. a prophet like to me, to him ye shall h. 
 
 28.13. it thou h. to commandments, 1 Kings 11.38. 
 Josh. 1. 17. as to Moses, so will we h. unto thee 
 
 1 Kam. 15. 22. and to h. than the fat of J ams 
 30. 24. for who will h. to you in this matter ? 
 IK'ingsQ.^Q. have thou respect to 4. to cry and prayer 
 
 29. mayest h. to the prayer, 52. 2 Chrun.6. 19,20. 
 K'eh. 13. 27. shall we h. then to you to do all this ? 
 Psal. 81.8. O Israel, if thou wilt h. unto me 
 Prov. 29. 12. if a ruler h. to lies, servants are wicked 
 Isa. ,32. 3. and the ears of them that hear shall h. 
 42. 2.3. who will h. and hear for the time to come 
 Jer. 26. .3. if so be they will h. and turn from evil ? 
 5. to h. to the prophets whom 1 sent unto you 
 
 29. 12. ye shall pray to me, and I will h. unto you 
 
 35.13. w ill ye not receive insti uction to h. to words 
 Zech. 7.11. bu,t they refused to h. stopped their eais 
 Acts 4. 19. to h. unto you more than unto God 
 
 12. 13. as Peter knocked, a damsel came to h. 
 
 11EA RK EiN , Jmperatively. 
 
 Gen. 4. 2.3. ye wives of Lamech, h. to my speech 
 
 23.15. my lord, 4. to me |149.2. h. to Isr. your father 
 Kum. 23.18. rise up, h. unto me, thou son of Zippoj- 
 JJeut. 4. 1. h. O Israel, to the statutes I teach you 
 
 27.9. take heed, and h. O Israel, this day thou art 
 Jvdg. 9. 7- he cried, h. to me, ye men of Shechem 
 
 1 htngsH. .30. h. to the supplications, 2 Chr. 6. 21, 
 22.28. he said, h. O people, every one of you 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 27. and he said, /i. all ye people 
 
 20.15. h. ye, all Judah, and ye inhabitants of Jeru. 
 Job 13. 6. and h. to the pleadings of my lips 
 
 32. 10. h. to me, .3.3. 31. |1 .3.3. 1. h. to all my words 
 
 34. 10. h. unto me, ye men of understanding 
 
 34. let a wise man h. || 37. 14. h. to this, O .lob 
 Psal. 34.11. /(. 1 will teach you 1145.10. h. O daught. 
 Prov. 7. 24. //. to me, therefore, O children, 8. 32. 
 Isa. 28. 2.3. hear my voice, h. and hear my speech 
 34. 1. come near, ye nations, 4. ye people, 49. 1. 
 46. 3. h. to me, O house of Jacob, 48. 12. Jlos. 5. 1. 
 12. h. to me, stout-hearted, are far from righteous. 
 51. 1. h. to me, ye that follow' after righteousness 
 4. h. unto me, my people, give ear, O my nation 
 7, h. to me, ye that know righteousness 
 55. 2. /i^diligently unto me, eat that w liich is good 
 Jer. 6.17. saying, li. to the sound of the trumpet 
 
 Dan. 9.19.0 Lord, h. and do ; defer not, O my God 
 Mic. 1. 2. h. O earth, and all that therein is 
 Mark 7. 14. he said, h. to me, every one of you 
 Acts 2. 14. ye men of Judah, h. to my words 
 
 7. 2. he said, men, brethren, and fathers, h. 
 
 15. 13. saying, men and brethren, h. to me 
 Jam. 2. 5. h. my beloved brethren, hath not God 
 Kee Voice. 
 
 HEARKEN not, or nut HEARKEN. 
 
 Gen. .34. 17. if ye will not h. to be circumcised 
 Lxod. 7. 4. Pharaoh shall not h. to you, 22. | 11. 9. 
 Lev. 26. 14. but if ye will nut h. to me, 18, 21, 27. 
 Dent. 1.3. 3. thou shalt nut h. to that dreaiiier 
 
 8. 7iot h. unto him, nor shall thine eye pity him 
 
 17. 12. the man that will nut h. to the priest 
 
 18. 19. that w hosoever will not h. to my words 
 21.18. when chastened, he will nut h. to them 
 
 2.3. 5. Lord would not h. to I’alaam, Jush. 24. 10. 
 .lush. 1. 18. and will not h. to thy words in all 
 Jvdg. 2.17. yet they would not h. to their judges 
 11.17. the king ot I’dom would 7iot h. thereto 
 
 19. 25. the men of Gibeah would not h. to him 
 
 20. 13. the children of I '.enjamin would not h. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 8. elderssaid, 4. tint to him, nor consent 
 
 2 Kings 17.40. did 7wt h. butdid after their manner 
 18. 31. 4. 7iot to Hezekiah, Isa. .36. 16. 
 
 2 Chr. 10. 16. king Rehoboam would 7t(g4.fofhem 
 .3.3.10. and the Lord spake, but they w'Ouldnor4. 
 .Job 33. .3.3. it' nut h. hold thy peace, 1 shall teach thee 
 Psal. 58. 5. who will 7iut h. to the voice of charmers 
 81. 11. but my people would 7iot h. to my voice 
 Jer. 6.10. their ear is uncircumcised, they cutmot h. 
 
 17. but they said, we will 7L0t 4. 44. 16. 
 
 7. 27. thou shalt speak, they will 710 th. unto thee 
 
 11. 11. tho’ they cry to me, I w ill 7wt h. to them 
 
 16.12. after evil heart, that they may 7wt 4. to me 
 
 17. 27- if ye w ill 7iot 4. to me, 26. 4. Lzek. 20. 39. 
 
 2.3. 16. 4. not to prophets, 27. 9, 14,16,17.1 29. 8. 
 .38. 15. if 1 give counsel, wilt thou 7iot 4. to me' 
 Lzek. 3. 7- uot 4. to thee, for they will 7u>t h. to me 
 
 20. 8. they rebelled, and would 7iot h. unto me 
 ILus. 9.17. because they did ru t 4. tohim, Zech. 1. 4. 
 
 HEARKENED. 
 
 Gen. 23. 16. Abraham 4. to Ephron, and weighed 
 .30. 17. God 4. to Leah || 22. God 4. to Rachel 
 .34. 24. to Hamor 4. all that went out of the gate 
 .39. 10. that Joseph 4. not to her, to lie by her 
 Lxod. 6. 9. but they 4. not to Moses, 16. 20. 
 
 12. the children of Israel have not 4. tome 
 7. 13. Pharaoh 4. not to them, 8. 15, 19. I 9. 12. 
 Dent. 9. 19. Lord 4. to me at that time, 10. 10. 
 
 18. 14. these nations 4. to observers of times 
 
 .34. 9. Israel 4. to Joshua as to Moses, Josh. 1. I7. 
 J7idg. 11.28. king of Ammonites 4. not to Jephthah 
 
 1 ^am. 28.21. the woman of Endor 4. to Saul's words 
 iKings 12.15. king4. notto people, 16. 2 Chr. 10.15. 
 
 24. they 4. therefore to the word of the Lord 
 
 15. 20. Ren-hadad 4. to king Asa, 2 Chro7i. 16. 4. 
 
 2 Kmgs 1.3. 4. and the l.ord 4. to .lehoahaz 
 
 16. 9. the king of Assyria 4. to Asa 
 
 20.13. Ilezekiali 4. to the messengers from Babylon 
 
 21. 9. Judah 4. not to the law, Manasseh seduced 
 
 22. 1.3. our fathers 4. not to the w ords of the book 
 2 I 'hr. 24. 17. then Joash 4. to the princes of Judah 
 
 25. 16. Amaziah 4. not to the prophet’s counsel 
 .30. 20. Lord 4. to Hezekiah, and Piealed the people 
 .35. 22. Josiah 4. not to Pharaoh-necho 
 Keh. 9.16. our fathers dealt pioudly, and 4. not 
 to thy commandments, 29, .34. Jer. .34. 14. 
 Lsth. .3. 4. now when Mordecai 4. not to them 
 Psal. 81.13. O that my people had 4. tome 
 Isa. 21. 7- and he 4. diligently with much heed 
 48. 18. O that thou hadst 4. to my commandments 
 Jer, 6. 19. they have not 4. to my word, 7. 24, 
 26.1 25. .3, 4, 7.1 26. 5.1 29. 19.1 32. 33.1 34. 
 
 17. 1.35. 14, 15, 16. I .36. .31. 1 44. 5. 
 
 .37. 14. Irijah, 4. notto Jeremiah, so he took him 
 I.zek. 3. 6. had 1 sent, they would have 4. to thee 
 j!an. 9. 6. neither have we 4. to thy servants 
 Mai. .3. 16. the Lord 4. and heard it, Jer. 8. 6. 
 Atri'27.21. Paul said, sirs, ye should have 4. to me 
 isce Voice. 
 
 HEARKEN EDST. 
 
 Dent. 28. 45. because thou 4. not to voice of the L. 
 HEARKENEEH. 
 
 Prov. 1. .33. but whoso 4. to me shall dwell safely 
 
 12. 15. but he that 4. to counsel is wise 
 
 HEARKENING. 
 
 Psal. 103. 20. ye angels 4. to the voice of his word 
 HEART. 
 
 T4e Hebrews look upon the heart as the source of 
 nit, U7iderstandmg, love, cotirage, grief, a7id plea- 
 S7tre. Iie7ice are derived many ways of speakitig. 
 An honest and good heart; that ts, a heart stu- 
 d207)s of hulmess, being prepared by the Lpirit of 
 God, to eritertam the word with due affectio7is, dis- 
 posititms, a7td resol7itio7is. Luke 8.15. We read of 
 a broken heart, a clean heart, an evil heart, a har¬ 
 dened heart, a liberal heart, a heart that dues ati 
 act of khidtiess, freely, vohmtarily, with getierosity. 
 'Eo incline the heart to God ; to beseech him to 
 change our stony hearts into hearts of tlesli; to love 
 w ith all one's heart, &c. 'J o turn the heart of the 
 fathers to the children, and the heart of the chil¬ 
 dren to their fathers, Mai. 4. 6. that is, to cause 
 them to he perfectly reco7iciled, a7id that they 
 should be of the sanie mmd. Let no man’s heart 
 fail ; let no ma7i be discouraged,! 8am. 17. 32. 
 
 'I'o want heart, sometimes detiotes to want utuler- 
 standmg and prudence. Ilos. 7- IL Lphrai7n is 
 like a silly dove, without heart; they calf to Lgypt, 
 they go to Assyria. They have 710 jtidgnmit or un- 
 dersta7iding of the right zcay, to free themselves from 
 their troubles, which is see7i m their seekhig to Egy pt 
 and Assyria. O fools and slow of heart, zgnorazit 
 men witlumt msight a7id U7idersta7idi7ig, Luke 24. 
 25. '1 his people’s heart is waxed gross , lest 
 
 they should understand with their heart. Mat. 13. 
 15. Their heart is stxipijied, so as to be destitute 
 of U7idersta7idi7tg ; they resist the light, and reject 
 all impressio7is of trzith. 'Ihe prophets prophesy 
 out ot their ow u lieai ts, Lzek. 13. 2. They pro¬ 
 
 phesy according to their own inclinattons azid affec- 
 tto7is, and zchut their 0W7i iz/iaginatiutis suggest to 
 them, without azty warra7it jrorn (,od. 10 lay 
 
 any thing to heart, to set (iiie's heart on any 
 thing; that 7s, to temember it, to apply o/ieself to 
 it, to hate it at heart. Ko man lay eth it to heart, 
 7IU 07ie (O/icertis himseif abuzit tt, .ler. 12. 11. 
 
 The heart dilates with joy, cozitracts with sadziess, 
 breaks zcith sorrow, grows fat, atid haraezis tn 
 pro.yperity; it resists tiuth ; God upezis it, pre¬ 
 pares a7id turns it as he pleases. '1 o Steal one’s 
 heart ts azi expressioti in Gen. .31. t 20. Jacob 
 Stole aw ay the heart of Jmba/i; that is, ke went 
 away without his knowledge azid consent. 1 he 
 heart melts, tmder discouragemezit; the heart 
 forsakes one, tinder terror j the heart is desolate, 
 in amazetnent; the heai t is tiuctnating, m doubt. 
 
 1 o speak to one’s heait, to conijoit him, to say 
 pleasing and aj!ecting thizigs to him. 
 
 By the \\e.Ari hkeuise the middle of any thing is 
 meatit: Tyre is in the heart of the seas, m the 
 midst of the seas, f.zek. 27. 4. W e will not fear, 
 though the mountains be carried into the heart, 
 or mulst of the sea, Psal. 46. 2. As Jonas was 
 three days and three nights in the whale's belly ; 
 so shall the .''on of man be three days and three 
 nights in the heart of the earth, m the grave. 
 Mat. 12. 40. 
 
 Gezi. .31120. .lacob stole away the 4. of I.ahan 
 .34. + 3. Sliechem spake to the 4. of Dinah 
 45. 26. Jacob’s 4. fainted, lor he believed them not 
 Lxod. 2.3. 9. for ye know the 4. of a stranger 
 28. .30. they sliall be on Aaron’s 4. when lie goeth in 
 
 35. 5. whoso is of a w illing 4. let him bring it 
 .35. them hath he filled with wisdom of 4. 
 
 I er. 26.16. sliall cons__ume eyes, cause sorrow of 4. 
 IShtTfi. 32.7. wherefore'discourage ye. the 4.of Israel ? 
 
 9. they discouraged the 4. of the children of Isr, 
 Deut. 5. Q9. O that there weie such an 4. intliem 
 
 28. 28. Lord shall smite with astonishment of 4. 
 47. thou servedst not the Lord with gladness of 4. 
 
 65. the l.ord shall give tliee there a trembl ng 4. 
 29.4. the Lord hath not given you a 4. to perceive 
 
 Josh. 14.8. they made the 4. of the people melt 
 Judg. 5. 15. for divisions were great thoughts of 4. 
 
 16. fordivisions tliere were great searchings of 4. 
 
 18. 20. the priest’s 4. was glad, he took the ephod 
 
 1 Isam. 1. 13. now Ilannah, she spake in her 4. 
 
 4. t 20. she answered not, nor set her 4. to it 
 
 10. 9. it wasso that God gave him another 4. 
 
 16. 7. but the Lord looketh on the 4. 
 
 17.. 32. Dav.said, let no man’s 4. fail because of him 
 
 24. 5. David's 4. smote him, because he cut off 
 
 25. .31. shall be no grief, nor offence of 4. to my Id. 
 .36. and Nabal's 4. was merry w ithin him 
 
 2 6am. 6. 16. she despised him in 4.1 Citron. 15.29. 
 
 13. 28. when Aniiu n’s 4. is merry with wine 
 
 14.1. that tlie king's 4. was toward Absalom 
 
 18. 14. Joab thrust darts through the 4. of Absal. 
 
 19. t7. go forth and s^ieak to 4. of thy servants 
 
 14. he bowed the 4. of all the men of .1 uoah 
 
 1 Kings 3. 9. give thy servant an understanding 4. 
 12. 1 have given thee an understanding 4. 
 
 4. 29. G. gave Solomon wisdom and largeness of 4. 
 8. 17. it was in the 4. of David, 2 Chron. 6. 7. 
 
 66. people w'ent to tents glad of 4. 2 Chron. 7. 10. 
 
 10.2. communed of all was in her 4. 2 Chrtm. 9.1 
 
 11. 4. perfect, as was the 4. of Dav id his father 
 
 12. 27. then shall the It. of this people turn 
 
 2 Kizigs 6. 11. the It. of king of Assyria was troubled 
 12. 4. that cometh into any man's 4. 2 Chr.‘29, 31. 
 
 1 Chro7i. 12. 3.3. they were not of double 4. 
 
 + 33. they were w ithout a 4. and a 4. 
 
 16.10. let the 4. of them rejoice, Psal. 105. 3. 
 
 29. 17. 1 know thou triest the 4.18. Jer. 11. 20. 
 
 2 Chr. 7. n. and all that came into Solomon’s 4. 
 .30. t 22. Hezekiah spake to the 4. of the Levites 
 
 Lzra 6. 22. turned the 4. of the king of A.ssyria 
 7. 27. put such athing as this in tlie king's 4. 
 
 'Keh. 2.2. this is nothing else but sorrow of 4. 
 
 Lsth. 1. 10. w hen the 4. of the king was merry 
 
 5. 9. Hainan w ent forth that day with a glad 4. 
 Job 9. 4. he is wise in 4. and mighty in strength 
 
 12. t 3. but I have an 4. as well asyou 
 
 24. he taketh away the 4. of the chief of people 
 29. 1.3. 1 caused the widow’s 4. to sing for joy 
 .34. t 10. therefore hearken to me, ye men of 4. 
 
 t .34. let men of 4. tell me, let a w ise man hear 
 .36. 13. but the hypocrites in 4. heap up wrath 
 .37. 24. herespecteth not any that are wise of 4. 
 
 38. 36. w ho hath given understanding to the 4. 
 Psal. 12. 2. and w ith a double 4. do they speak 
 
 19.8. the statutes of l.oril are right, rejoicing the 4. 
 34. 18. the Ld. is nigh them that are of a broken 4. 
 
 44. 21. for he knoweth the secrets of the 4. 
 
 45. 5. thine arrows are sharp in the 4. of enemies 
 58. 2. in 4. ye work w'ickedness || 64.6. the 4. is deep 
 73. 7. they have more than 4. could wish 
 
 101. 4. a troward 4. shall depart troni me 
 5. an high look, and a proud 4. will not 1 suffer 
 104. 15. wine, that maketh glad the 4. of man; 
 
 ■ bread, whic h strengtheiietli man's 4. 
 
 Prov. 6. 18. an 4. that deviseth w icked imaginations 
 t 32. whoso commiltelli adiilft ry, lac kelii 4. 
 
 7. 10. behold, there met him a w chnan subtle of 4. 
 
 8. 5. and ye fools, be ve of an understanding 4. 
 
 10.8. the wi.se in 4. will receive conmiandnients 
 
 20. tlie 4. of the .. icked is little worth 
 
 11.20. they of a trow ard 4. are ahomimdion to Ld. 
 
 29. the fool shall be sei' ant to the v ot 4. 
 
 12. 8. but be that is c f per' erse 4. sball be despised 
 20. deceit is in the 4. of them who imagine evil 
 
 25. heavine.ssm ilic^ //.ot manmaketb it stoop 
 
 13. 12. hope ciefeired maketh the 4. sick 
 
 14. 10. the 4. knoweth bis own liitieiness 
 
 1.3. even in laughter the 4. is sorrowful 
 
 14. backslider in 4. be filled with, bisciv'ii ways 
 
 30. a sound 4. is the lilc- < f the l'esl',l'id euvy'tlie 
 
 33. wisdcim resteth in 4.of liimtli.d bath uncierst. 
 
 15. 7- but the 4. ot the foolish de.etli not so 
 
 13. a merry 4. maketh a c beerful c oiinfenancc ; 
 but by sorrow ot the4. thespiiit is brokeu 
 
HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 HEA 
 
 Ptov.\5. 14.//.of him that hath underst.seeketh kn 
 
 15. lie that is of a merry h. hath a continual feast 
 28. the h. of tile righteous studieth to answer 
 30. the light of tlie eyes rejoiceth the //. 
 
 + 32. he tliat liearetti reproof possesseth an h. 
 
 16.1. the preparations of//, in man from the Lord 
 5. every one proud in h. is an a'oomination to I.d, 
 
 9. a man’s h. deviseth his way, hut Jxird directs 
 
 23. the //. of the wise teaclieth Ids mouth 
 
 17.16. a price in liand, seeing he hatli no //. to it 
 
 20. he that hath a froward //. tindetli no good 
 22. a merry h. doeth good like a medicine 
 
 18.12. belore flestruction the /». of man is haughty 
 15. tlie 4. of the prudent getteth knowledge 
 
 19. 21. there are many devices in a man’s h. 
 
 20. 5. counsel in the 4. of man is like deep water 
 
 21. 1. the king’s 4. is in the hand of the Lord 
 4. an high look, and a proud 4. is sin 
 
 22.11. that loveth pureness of 4. tlie king his fi iend 
 15. foolishness is hound in the 4. of a child 
 
 24.12. doth not he that pondereth the 4. consider it.^ 
 
 25. 3. and the 4. of kings is unsearchable 
 
 20. so is he that singetli songs to an heavy 4. 
 
 26. 23. a wicked 4. is like a potsherd cov ered with 
 
 27. 9. ointment and perfume rejoice the 4. 
 
 19. so the 4. of man answereth to man 
 
 25. he that is of a proud 4. stirreth up strife 
 
 31.11. the 4. ot her husband doth safely trust in her 
 jb’cc/. 7.3. by sadness of countenance the 4. is better 
 
 4. the 4. of the wise is in the house of mourning, 
 but the 4. of fools is in the house of north 
 
 7. oppression makes mad, a gift destroyeth the 4. 
 8.5. wise man’s 4. discerneth both time and Judgm. 
 11. the 4. of men is fully set in them to <lo evil 
 9. 3. also the 4. of the sons of men is full of evil 
 7- eat thy bread, and didnk thy wine wdth merry 4. 
 
 10.2. a wise man’s 4. is at right haiidv fool’s 4. at left 
 Jsa.Q. 10. make their 4. fat. Mat. 13. 15. JJcts 28.27. 
 
 9. 9. that say in the pride and stoutness of 4. 
 
 10.12. will punish the fruit of the stout 4. of king 
 13.7- all hands faint, every man’s 4. shall melt 
 30. 29. ye shall have gladness of 4. as when one 
 .32.4. the 4. of the rash shall understan/1 knowledge 
 35. 4. say to them that are of fearful 4. be strong 
 40. 12. speak ye to the 4. of .lerusalem 
 
 42. 25. it burned him, yet he laid it not to 4. 
 
 44. 20. a deceived 4. hatli turned him aside 
 57. 1. and no man layeth it to 4. Jer. 12. 11. 
 
 15. and to revive the 4. of the contrite ones 
 59. 1.3. uttering from the 4. words of falsehood 
 65.14. behold, my servants shall sing for joy of 4. 
 
 but ye shall cry for sorrow of 4. and howl 
 +17. the former heavens not come upon the 4. 
 Jer. 2.t24. that .snutfeth wind at the desire of her 4. 
 3.116. neither shall it come upon the 4. 
 
 4, 9. the 4. of the king and princes shall perish 
 
 5. 2.3. but this people hath a rebellious 4. 
 
 9. 26. tlie house ot Israel are uncircumcised in 4. 
 11. 20. O Lord, that ti iest the reins and the 4. 
 
 17. 9. the 4. is deceitful above all thiucs 
 
 10. I the Lord search the 4. I try the reins 
 
 20.12. O Lord, that seest the reins and 4. 
 
 23.26. how long shall this be in the 4. of prophets ? 
 
 24. 7. and 1 will give them a 4. to know me 
 
 48. 41. be as the 4. of a woman in her pangs, 49. 22. 
 Jam. .3.65, give them sorrow of 4. thy curse to them 
 Jzek. 6. 9. 1 am broken with their whorish 4. 
 
 11. 19. 1 will take tlie stony 4. out of their flesh 
 
 13. 22. with lies ye made 4. of the righteous sad 
 
 18. .31. and make you a new 4. and a new spirit 
 21.7. every 4. shall melt, all hands shall be feeble 
 
 25. 6. rejoiced in 4. with all thy despiteag. Israel 
 15. have taken vengeance wdth a despiteful 4. 
 
 27. 31. shall W'eep for thee with bitterness of 4. 
 
 .36. 26. and I will give you a 4. of liesh 
 44. 7. strangers uncircumcised in 4. 9. Jci.tJ. 51. 
 Dan. 4. 16. let a beast’s 4. be given unto him 
 
 7. 4. and a inaiys 4. was given to it 
 Dos. 2.114. I will allure her, and speak to her 4. 
 
 4. 11. whoredom and wine take away the 4. 
 
 7-11. Lphraim is like a silly dove without 4. 
 
 Nah. 2. 10. the 4. melteth, and the knees smite 
 Zeg4. 2.15. this the city that said in her 4. I am 
 Mai. 2. 2. it ye will not lay it to 4. to give glory, T 
 will send a curse, because ye do not lay it to 4. 
 
 4. 6. shall turn the 4. of fathers, and 4. of children 
 Mat. 11. 29. come to me, T am meek and lowly in 4. 
 
 12. 34. out ot the abundance of the 4. Luke 6 45 
 35. out of the treasure of the 4. Luke 6. 45. 
 
 15.18, come forth from the 4. and defile the man 
 
 19. outot the 4. proceed evil thoughts, Mark7.2\. 
 Mark 16.14. he upbraided them w ith hardness of//! 
 Juke 2.19. Mary kept and pondered them in her //' 
 
 51. but his niother kept these .sayings in her 4. 
 
 8.15. which in a good 4. having heard the word 
 24. 25. f) fools, slow of 4. to believe the prophets 
 John 13. 2. the devil having put into the 4. of.ludas 
 Acts 2. 46. did eat their meat with singleness of 4. 
 
 5. 33. heard that, they were cut to the 4. 7. 54. 
 
 11.23. with purpose of 4. they would cleave to Ld. 
 
 Horn. 2. 5. after t!iy impenitent//, treasure.st up 
 29. circumcision is that of the 4. in the Spirit 
 6.17. ye have obeyed from the 4. that doctrine 
 
 10. 10. with the 4. man believeth to righteousne,ss 
 
 1 Vor. 2. 9. neither have entered into the 4. of man 
 
 7. 37. hath so decreed in his 4. that he will keep 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. out of much anguish of 4. 1 wrote you 
 .3. 3. not in stone, but written in fleshly tables of 4. 
 
 5.12. which glory in appearance, and not in 4. 
 
 8. 16. the^same earnest care into the 4. of 'I'itus 
 Jph. 6. 6. doing the will of God from the 4. 
 
 Col 3. 22. hut in singleness of 4. fearing God 
 
 i Jhess. 2. 17. taken from you in presence, not in 4. 
 Del/. 4.12. is a discerner of the intents of the 4. 
 
 10.22. let us draw near with a true 4. in assurance 
 
 l.'l. 9. it IS good that the 4. be established with grace 
 
 1 ^ et. 3.4. let it be the hidden man of the 4. 
 
 2 2.14. an 4. exercised with covetous practices 
 Dev. 18.7* tor she saith in her 4, I sit a queen 
 
 HEART. 
 
 J^od. 15. 8. depths were congealed in 4. of the sea 
 Deut. 4.111. mountain burnt to the 4. ot heaven 
 22‘2 
 
 Ps. 46. + 2. though mountains be carried into 4. of 
 Prov. 2'i. 134. as he that lieth down in 4. of sea 
 .30. + 19. the way of a ship in the 4. of the sea 
 Isa, ,19. 1. 4. of Egypt shall melt in the nddst of it 
 Mat. 12.40, so shall .Son of man be in 4. of earth 
 i 1 J'lA RT with all. 
 
 Deut. 11.13. to .serve him with all your 4. and with 
 all your soul, .hsli. 22. 5. 1 kiam. 12. 20, 24. 
 
 13. 3. love the 1x1. with all your//, and soul, .30. 6. 
 
 Mat. 22. .37. Mark\2. .30, 33. Imke 10.27. 
 
 26. 16. thou shall keep and /lo them with allthy h. 
 .30. 2. return to the L. with all thine 4.10. Joe/2.12. 
 
 Jvdff. 16. 17. that Samson told her all his 4. 18. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. walk before me with all their 4. 8. 23. 
 8. 48. and so return to thee with all their 4. and 
 
 all tlieir soul, 2 Kings 23. 25. 2 Chro/t. 6. 38, 
 
 14. 8. JJavid, who followed me with all his 4. 
 
 2 /(r/////elO. 31.Jehu took no heed to walk with allh. 
 
 23. 3. made a covenant to walk before the J,. with 
 
 all their 4. and all their soul, 2 C'4ro«.3t. .31 
 2 Chr. 15. 12. seek God of fathers with all their 4. 
 15. foi- they had sworn with all their 4. 
 
 22. 9. Jehoshaphat sought the l.ord with all his 4 
 31. 21. he did it with all his//, and prospered 
 I^saL 86. 12. I will praise thee, O !>, with alLiwy h. 
 Prov. 3. 5. trust in the L. with all thy 4. lean not 
 Dr. 29.13. when ye search for me with all your 4. 
 Ezek. .36. 5. with the joy of zz//their 4. to cast it out 
 Z,e2/h. ,3. 14. be glad with <z//the 4. O .lerusalem 
 Acts 8. 37. if thou believest with allthy h. mayest 
 6’ee Apply, Erokln, Clean, Evil, Harden, 
 Hardened. 
 
 His HEART. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. every imagination of hish, was only evil 
 6. It repented the l.ord and grieved him at his 4. 
 
 8. 21. L. said in his h. || 17. 17. Abraham in his h 
 
 27. 41. Esau said in his 4. the days of mourning 
 Exod. 4.14. when seeth thee, he will be glad in his 4 
 
 7- 23. neither did he set his 4. to this also 
 25. 2. every man that giveth willingly with his 4. 
 
 28. 29. in the breast^plate of judgment upon his h 
 35. 34. he hatli put in his 4. that he may teach 
 
 Deut. 2. .30. the Lord hath made his 4. obstinate 
 17. 17. multiply wives, that his 4. turn not away 
 20. his 4. be not lifted up above his brethren 
 
 19. 6. lest the avenger pursue, while his 4. is hot 
 
 20. 8. lest his brethren’s heart faint as well as hish 
 
 24. 15. for he is poor, and setteth his 4. upon it 
 
 29. 19. that he bless himself in his 4. saying 
 Ruth .3. 7. his 4. was merry, he went to lie down 
 
 1 iSam. 4. \2). his 4. trembled for the ark of God 
 
 21. 12. David laid up these words in his h. 
 
 25. + 25. let notmy lord lay it to his h. 
 
 .37. it carne to pass that his 4. died within him 
 
 27. 1. David said in Ins 4. || 28. 5. his 4. trembled 
 
 2 Ham. 7. 27. thy servant hath found in his 4. to 
 pray this prayer unto tliee, 1 Chron. 17. 25. 
 
 I. 3. ,33. let not my lord take the thing to his h. 
 
 1 Kin. 10. 24. w'hich G. had put in his h. £ Chr. 9.23. 
 
 II. 3. and his wives turned away his 4. 4. 9. 
 
 12;.26. .leroboam said in hish. the kingdom return 
 
 2 Kings 9. 24. the arrow went out at his 4. and sunk 
 2 Chron. 12. 14. because he prepared not his h. to 
 
 17. 6. his h. was lifted up in the w'ays of the Lord 
 
 26.16. his h. was lifted up to his destruction 
 
 30. 19. that prepareth 4w 4. to seek God, Lord G. 
 32. 25. for hish. was lifted up, therefore was wrath 
 
 26. he humbled himself for the pride of his 4. 
 
 31. that he might know all that was in his 4. 
 
 Ezra 7. 10. Ezra prepared his 4. to seek law of L. 
 Neh. 9. 8. and foundest his 4. faithful before thee 
 Lsth. 6. 6. Hainan thought in his 4. to whom tlie kg. 
 
 7. 5. where is he that durst presume in his h. to do 
 Joh 34. 14. if he set his 4. upon man, if he gather 
 
 41. 24. hish. is as firm as a stone, yea as hard 
 Psal. 10. 3. the wicked boasteth of his h. desire 
 6. he hath said in 4/,s- 4.11.1.3. | 14. 1. 1 53. 1 
 15. 2. thatspeaketh truth in his 4. shall dwell 
 21.2. thou hast given him his 4. desire, hast not 
 .‘13. 11. the thoughts of his h. to all generations 
 37. 31. law ot his God is in /ns h, none of his steps 
 41. 6. /its 4. g:athereth iniquity to itself 
 55. 21. words were smooth, but war was in his 4. 
 
 78. 72. he fed them according to integrity of his h. 
 112.7. his 4. is fixed, trusting in the Lord 
 8. his h. is established, he shall not be afraid 
 Prov. 6.14. frowardnessis in 4/f 4. deviseth mischf. 
 
 18. 2. but that his 4. may discover itself 
 
 19. .3. and his 4. fretteth against the l.ord 
 
 23. 7- for as he thinketh in his 4. so is he ; eat and 
 
 drink, saith he, but his h. is not with tliee 
 28. 14. but he that hardenetli his 4. shall fall 
 Eccl. 2. 23. yea his h. taketh not rest in the night 
 
 5. 20. God answereth him in the joy of his 4. 
 
 Cant. .3. 11. in the day of the gladness of his 4. 
 
 Isa. 7. 2. his 4. was moved, and the 4. of his people 
 
 10. 7. he meaneth not so, neither doth his h. think 
 so, but it IS in his 4. to destroy and cut off nations 
 
 .32.6.4/j-//. will work iniquity, to practise hypocrisy 
 44. 19. none considereth in his 4. neither is there 
 
 57.17. he went on frowardly in the way of his 4. 
 Jer. 9. 8. but in 4. he layeth his wait 
 
 23. 20. he have performed the thoughts of his h. 
 
 30. 21. that engaged his 4. to approach unto me 
 
 24. until he have performed the intents of 4/.t 4. 
 
 48. 29. we have heard the haughtiness of his h. 
 
 Jzek 14. 4. that setteth up his idols in his h. 7. 
 
 31. 10. hish. lifte/1 up inliis heiiiht, Dan. 5. 20. 
 
 Dan. 1.8. Daniel purposed in his 4. that he would 
 
 4. 16. let his h. be changed from man’s, 5. 21. 
 
 6. 14. the king set his 4. on Daniel to deliver him 
 
 8. 25. and he shall mairnify himself in his 4. 
 
 11. 12. his h. shall he lifted up, shall cast down 
 
 28. Ins 4. shall be against the holy covenant 
 
 71 *^*'tsaith in hish. who shall bring me down 
 
 Mat. 5.28. hath committed adultery with her in 4. 4 
 
 13. 19. and catcheth awav tliat was sown in his 4 
 
 24. 48_. If evil servant shall say in his h. I.uke 12. 45 
 Mark 7. 19. because it entereth not into his h. 
 
 11. 23. and shall not doubt in his h. but believe 
 Luke 6. 45. good man out of good treasure of//»^ 4. an 
 evil man out of the evil treasure of his h. 
 
 Acts 7. 23. it came into his h. to visit his brethren 
 
 1 Cor. 7. :17. he that standeth stedfast in his 4. 
 
 14. 25. thus are the secrets of his h. ma/le manifest 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 7- as he purposeth in his 4. so let him give 
 Mine or my H EA R 1’. 
 
 Gen. 20. 5. in the integrity of my h. have I done this 
 24. 45. done speaking in mine 4. Rebekah came 
 Deut. 29- 19. tho’ 1 walk in the imagination ofm. 4. 
 Josh. 14. 7- 1 brought him word as it was in mine h. 
 .ludj. 5. 9. my 4. is toward the governors of Israel" 
 1 Ham. 2. 1. she said, my h. rejoiceth in the Lord 
 35. shall do at cording to that which is in mine 4. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 3. to put my name, and iny eyes and mine 
 k. shall be there perpetually, 2 Chron. 7.16 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. went not mine 4. with thee, w hen 
 10. 15. is thine 4. right, as my h. is with thy h.? 
 
 .30. hast done according to all that was in mine k. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 17.. if to help, mine h. shall be knit uito 
 
 28. 2. I had in mine 4. to taiild an house of rest 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 10. it is in mine 4. to make a covenant 
 Neh. 2. 12. what God had put in my h. to do, 7.5. 
 5. + 7. then my h. consulted in me, 1 rebuked 
 
 Job 17. 11. the thoughts of my 4. are broken off 
 23. 16. God maketh my h. soft, and the Almighty 
 27. 6. myh. shall not reproach me so long as 1 live 
 31.7.. and mine h. walked after mine eyes 
 
 9. it mine 4. have l/een decei5'ed by a woman 
 27. and my 4. hath been secretly enticed 
 
 33.3. my w;ordsshall be of the uprightness of w/y 4. 
 .37. 1. at this also my 4. trembleth, and is moved 
 Ps. 4.7. thou hast put gladness in myh. more than 
 
 13. 2. how long take counsel, sorrow in my h. daily 
 5. but 1 tnisterl, my //.shall rejoice in thy sahat. 
 
 16. 9. my h. is glad ]l 17, 3. thou hast proved mine h. 
 
 19. 14. let the meditation of my h. be acceptable 
 22.14. m. h. is like wax 1126.2. try my reinsaiid;?/.//. 
 
 25. 17. the troubles of my h. are enlarged, O bring 
 
 27. 3. my 4. shall not fear though w ar should rise 
 
 8. myh. sai l to thee, thy face. Lord, will 1 seek 
 
 28. 7. my h. trusted in him, my 4 greatly rejoiceth 
 .36. 1. the transgression of the wicked saith in my n. 
 38. 8. by reason of the disquietness of my h. 
 
 10. my 4. panteth, my strength faileth, /./z. 21.4. 
 .39. .3. my h. w its hot w ifhin me, while musing 
 40. 8. yea, thy law is within myh. 
 
 10. I have not hid thy righteousness within myh. 
 12. not able to look up, therefore my 4. faileth me 
 45. 1. my 4. is inditing a good matter, 1 speak 
 49. .3. the meditation of my h. be of understanding 
 bo.A.myh. is ^re pained within me, terrors of death 
 57. 7. my h. is fixed, O God, my 4. is fixed, 108.1. 
 61. 2. 1 will cry, when my h. is overwheln;ed 
 
 66.18. if I regard iniquity in my 4. L. will not hear 
 69. 20. reproach hath broken my 4. 1 am full 
 73. 1.3. verily I have cleansed my 4. in vain 
 
 21. my h. was grieved, I was pricked in mv reins 
 
 26. myh. faileth, but God is the strength of’ my 4. 
 84. 2. myh.-AVoI flesh crieth out for the living God 
 86. 11. unite my h. to fear thj’ name 
 102. 4. my h. is smitten and withered like grass 
 109. 22. and my 4. is wounded w ithin me 
 
 119. 11. thy w'ord have I hid in wj/4. not to sin 
 .32. I W’ilf run, wdien thou shall enlarge my 4. 
 
 .36. incline my 4. to thy testimonies, not to covet. 
 80. let my 4. be sound in thy statutes 
 
 111. thy testimonies are the rejoicing of my 4. 
 
 112. 1 have inclined mine h. to perform thv stat. 
 131. 1. Lord, my h. is not haughty, nor eye's lofty 
 139. 23. search me, and know my h. try me 
 
 141. 4. incline not my h. to any evil thing 
 143. 4. myh. within me is desolate 
 Prov. 5.12. how hath my 4. despised reproof 
 
 20. 9. ^vho can say, I have mane my h. clean 
 23. 15. if thine heart be wise, 4. shall rejoice' 
 Eccl. 1. 13. 1 gave my h. to seek and search out 
 
 16. my 4. had great experience of wisdom 
 
 17. I gave my 4. to know' wisdom and madness 
 
 2. 1. I said in mine 4. 1 will prove thee, 15. | 3. 
 
 17 is 
 
 3. I sought in mine h. to give m3’self to wine,3’et 
 acquainting wf?/e 4. w ith wisdom, to lay hold 
 on folly 
 
 10. 1 withheld notmy h. from any joy 
 
 20. to cause my 4. to despair of all the labour 
 7.25.1 apiilied mineh. toknow and seaich, 8. 9,16. 
 
 9. 1. for all this I considered in my 4. 
 
 Cant. 4. 9. thou hast ravished my 4. 013- sister, 9. 
 
 5. 2. 1 sleep,' but myh. waketh. it is the voice 
 Isa. 15. 5. my 4. shall cry out for Moab 
 63. 4. for the da3'of vengeance is in mine 4. 
 
 Jer. .3.15. 1 will give you pastors according to m. 4. 
 
 4.19. 1 am pained aimy h. my 4. maketh a noise 
 7. 31.1 commanded not, neither came it into my h. 
 
 8.18. when 1 comfort mj’self, my h. is faint in me 
 12. 3. hast seen me, and trie/l mine 4. tow ard thee 
 
 15. 16. thy w ord the joy and rejoicing of mine h. 
 
 20. 9. his word was in mine 4. as a burning fire 
 
 2.3. 9. mine 4. is broken || 48. 31. my h. shall mourn 
 48. 36. therefore mineh. shall sounil for Moab 
 
 Lam. 1.20. behold, mine h. is turned within me 
 
 22. m3' sighs are manj', and my h. is faint 
 
 3. 51. mine e3'e affecteth mine 4. because of all 
 Dan. 7. 28. but 1 kept the matter in /ny h. 
 
 Dos. 11.8. mine 4. is turned within me, m3' repent. 
 Acts2. 26. therefore did my 4. rejoice, tongue, glad 
 
 21. 13. what meanj'e to weep,and break mineh.? 
 Rom. 9. 2. 1 have continual sorrow' in my 4. 
 
 10.1. my 4. flesire to God for Isr. is, they be saved 
 Phil. 1. 7. because I have 30U in myh. inasmuch 
 See Apit.ied. 
 
 Cne HEART. 
 
 2 Chr. 30. 12. hand of God was to give them cne 4. 
 Jer. 32. 30. 1 w ill give them oneh. Ezek. 11.19. 
 lets 4. 32. multitude that believed w'ere of one 4 
 0:rn HEART. 
 
 Nnm. 15. .30. that ye seek not after your oren 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 14. sought man after his e.' 4. Acts 1.3. 22. 
 
 2 Sam. 7.21. for thy word’s sake, according to thine 
 on n h. hast thou done these things, 1 Chron. 17. 19^ 
 
 1 I\ mgs 8. .'58. know ever3’ man plague of his own h. 
 
 12. 33. W'hich he had devised of his men h. 
 
 Neh. 6. 8. thou feignest them out of thine own 4, 
 
HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 HEA 
 
 Psitl 4. 4- commune with your on'n h. on your bed 
 SO 4. srant thee according to thine o'rn h. 
 
 i5^their sword shall enter into their own n. 
 
 77’ 6 I commune with my own h. and my spirit 
 V'ov 28. 26. he that ti usteth in his omi h. is a tool 
 £.ccL 1.16. I communed with mine own h. saying 
 7 22 thv own h. knows thou hast cursed others^ 
 
 Jer 9 14”. alter imagination of their own h. 2.1.17. 
 
 «3 16 they speak a vision of their owyi h. 
 
 "ok prophesy the deceit of their o. h. Ezek. 1.3.17. 
 Ezeit. 14. 5. may take house of Israel in their own h. 
 Tnm 1 26 but deceiveth his own h. this man s 
 ■ Oj^rHKARl'.. 
 
 Deut. 1. 28. our brethren have discouraged our h, 
 PsaLSX 21. for 07ir h. shall rejoice in him 
 44 is. our h. is not turned back, neither our 
 Lcim. .3. 41. let us lift up <mr k. with our hands 
 5 15. the joy of our h. is ceased 1| 17. our h. is famt 
 Lukei\ 32. did notoi/r h. burn within us, while he 
 2 Cor. 6. 11. our mouth is open, crur /i. is enlarged 
 1 John 3. 20. if our k. condemn us, God is greater 
 ^1 if our h. condemn us not, we have confidence 
 
 1 Kings 8. 61. let your/i. be perfect with the Lord 
 11 4. his h. was not perfect with the ^rd, 15. 3. 
 
 15 14. nevertheless Asa’s h. was perfect with tlie 
 
 I/ird all his days, 2 Chron. 15. 17- 
 
 2 Kings QO. 3. Hezekiah said, remember how 1 kave 
 
 walked before thee with w perfect h. Isa. .3 
 
 1 Chr. 12. .38. came with psrf. h. to make D. kin^ 
 
 28. 9. .Solomon, my son, serve God witii a per. h. 
 
 9. because with perf. h. they offered willingly 
 ""19. and give unto Solomon my son perfect h. 
 
 2 Chr. 16. 9. in behalf of them whose A. is perfect 
 19 9. thus shall ye do in fear of Ld. with perf. h. 
 25. 2. Amaziali did right, but not with a perfect h. 
 
 Psal 101.2. 1 will walk in my house with per/, h 
 Pure HEARl’. 
 
 Psal. 24. 4. who shall ascend ^ that hath a pure h. 
 Mat. 5. 8. blessed are pure in h. they shall see God 
 
 1 Thn. 1.5. end of command, is charity out of p. h. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. that call on the Lord out of ap?<re h. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. love one another with a p. h. fervently 
 
 Their HEART. 
 
 Gen 42. 28. their h. failed them, they were afraid 
 Josh. 5. 1. the kimrs of Aniorites heard t. h. melted 
 
 2 Sam. 18. t .3. if we flee, they will not set t. h. on us 
 1 KinasS. + 4?. if they bring back to t. h. 2 Chr. 6. + 37. 
 
 18. .37. thou hast turned their /(. back again 
 1 Chron. 29. 18. and prepare their h. unto thee 
 Job 8. 10. shall they not utter words out of t. h. ? 
 
 17. 4. thou hast hid their h. from understanding 
 Psal. 10. 17. Lord, thou wilt prepare their h. 
 
 78. 8. a generation that set not their h. aright 
 
 18. they tempted God in their h. by asking meat 
 37. their h. was not right with him, nor were 
 
 95. 10. it is a people that do eir in their h. 
 
 1C5. 25. he turned their h. to hate his people 
 107. 12. therefore he brought down their h. 
 
 119.70. t. h. is as fat as grease, I delight in thy law 
 140. 2. which iini^ine mischiefs in t. h. with labour 
 Prov. 24. 2. for their h. studieth destruction 
 Eccl. 3. 11. also he hath set the world in//(e»V h. 
 
 9. 3. madness is in their h. while they live 
 Isa. 6. 10. lest they hear with their ears and under¬ 
 stand with their h. Mat. 13.15. Acts 28. 27. 
 
 29. 13. t. h. is far from me, Mat. 15. 8. Mark 7. 6. 
 Jer. 5. 24. neither say they in t. h. let us fear the Ixl 
 
 13. 10. which walk in the imagination of their h. 
 
 ■ 14.14. the prophets prophesy the deceit of their h. 
 
 ' 17.1. sin of J udah is graven on the table of their h. 
 Lam. 2. 18. their h. cried to the L. G w-all of Zion 
 Ezek. 14. .3. these have set up their idols in their h. 
 
 20. 16. for their h. went after their idols 
 
 21. 15. that their h. may faint, ruins be multiplied 
 33. 31. but their h. goeth after their covetousness 
 
 Hos. 4. 8. they set their h. on their iniquity 
 
 7. 6. they have made ready their h. like an oven 
 
 14. they have not cried unto me with their h. 
 
 10. 2, their h. is divided H 13. 6. their h. w'as exalt 
 13. 8. I will rend the caul of their h. and devour 
 
 Zeph. 1.12.1 will punish the men that say in t. h 
 Zech. 10. 7. their h. shall rejoice in the Lord 
 12. 5. the governors of Judah shall say in their h. 
 Markb.oi. for their A. was hardened, Rom. 1. 21 
 Luke 9.47. Jesus perceiving the thought ot their h. 
 John i2. 40. he hath hardened their h. that they 
 should not see nor understand with their h. 
 Acts 2. .37. w’ere pricked in their h. and said to Peter 
 2 Cor. 3. 15. when Moses is read, vail is on their h 
 Eph. 4.18. because of the blindness of their h. 
 
 Thine, thy HEART. 
 
 Gen. 20. 6. thou didst this in the integrity of thy h 
 Exod. 9.14.1 will send all my plagues upon thine h 
 Lev. 19.17. thou Shalt not hate thy brother in t. h. 
 Lent. 4. 9. lest they depart from thy h. all thy life 
 
 29. shall find, if thou seek him vvith all thy h 
 
 4. 39. know and consider it in thine h. 8. 5. 
 
 6. 5. thou shall love the T>ord with all thine h. 
 
 7. 17. if thou shall say in thine h. these nations 
 
 are more than I, 8.17. i 18- ?1. Jer. 13. 22. 
 
 8. 2. led thee, to know what was in thine h. 
 
 14. then thine h. be lifted up, and thou forget L. 
 
 9. 4. speak not thou in thine h. after that the I.ord 
 
 5. not for uprightness of thine h. dost thou go to 
 
 10. 12. to serve the Lord thy God with all thy h 
 
 15. 9. there be not a thought in thy wickeri h. 
 
 10. thine h. shall not be grieved when thou vivest 
 28. 67. for the fear of thine h. wherewith shall fear 
 
 30. 6. circumcise thine h. and the h. of thy seed 
 14. but the word is very nigh to thee in thy h. 
 
 17. if thine h. turn, so that thou wilt not hear 
 
 Jvdg. 16. 15. when thine h. is not with me 
 
 19. 6. and let thine h. be merry, 9. 1 Kings 21.7 
 
 8. the damsel’s father said, comfort thine h. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.8. why weepest thou ? why is thy h. griev.' 
 
 2. ,33. the man of thine .shall be to grieve thine h. 
 
 9. 19. 1 will tell thee all that is in thine h. 
 
 14. 7. do all that is in thine h. 2 Sam. 7.3. 1 Chron. 
 
 17.2. beliold, I am with thee, according to thy h. 
 17. 28. I know thy pride and naughtines.sofrAy A. 
 £ Sam. 3. 21. reign over all that thine A. dcsiretli 
 
 <7 Sam, 13. + 20. he is thy brother, set not th. A. on this 
 T Ktnas o. 44. knosvest wickedness thine h. is privy 
 8 \H.\n thine A. to build, 2 Chron. 1. 11. 1 6. 8. 
 
 " Kings 10. 15. Jehu said, is thine h.r'vAit as my A. 
 
 is with thy A. Jehonadab answered, it is 
 14.10. thine h. hath lifted thee up, 2 CAr. 25. 19_^ 
 
 22. 19. because thine A. was tender, 2 Chr. Zk. 27. 
 o Chron. 19. 3. hast prepared thineh. to seek God 
 ~Job 1. t 8. hast thou set thy h. on my servant Job ? 
 
 7 17 and that thou shouldest set fAirae A. upon him 
 
 10. 13. and these things hast thou hid in thine h. 
 
 11". 13. if thou prepare thine A. and stretcli out 
 15. 12. w hy doth thine A. carry thee away 
 00 22. receive, and lay up his words in thine h. 
 
 Psal. 27. 14. and lie shall strengtlien thine h. . 
 
 .37. 4. and he shall give thee the desires of thineh. 
 Prov. 2.2. and apply thine A. to understanding 
 10. wlien wisdom entereth into thine A. 
 
 3. 1. my son, let thine h. keep my commandments 
 3 write them upon the table ot thineh. 7- 3. 
 
 4. 4. he said, let thine h. retain my words, 21._ 
 
 2.3. keep thyh. with all diligence, for out of it 
 
 6. 21. bind them continually upon thine h. 
 
 25. lust not after her beauty in thine A. 
 
 7. 25. let not thine A. decline to her w'ays , 
 
 2.3. 15. my son, if thine h. be wise, my A. rejoice 
 
 ^ 17. let not thine A. envy sinners, but be in tear 
 19. hear, my son, and guide thine A. in the way 
 
 __.26. my son, givemerAiree A. let thy eyes observe 
 
 33. and thineh. shall utter per\-erse things 
 2t. 17. let not thineh. be glad when he stumbleth 
 
 27. 123. and set thy A. to thy herds 
 Eccl. 5. 2. not thine h. be hasty to utter any thing 
 
 7. t 21. also give not thine A. unto all words 
 11.9. let thy h. cheer thee ; walk in ways of thy A. 
 
 10. therefore remove sorrow from thy A. 
 
 Isa. 14. 1.3. thou hast said in thineh. I will ascend 
 3.3.18. thine A. shall meditate terror, where is 
 47.7. thou didst not lay these things to thy A. 57. H. 
 
 8. that sayestin thine A. I am, and none else, 10. 
 49. 21. then shall thou say in thine A. who hath 
 
 Jer. 4. 14. O Jerus. wash thineh. from wickedness 
 18. it is bitter, because it reacheth unto thine h. 
 
 22. 17. thine h. are not but for thy covetousness 
 .31. 21. set thine A. toward the high-way, turn 
 49.16. the pride of tAfwe A. deceived thee, Chad. 3. 
 Lam. 2. 19.pour out thineh. like water before Ld. 
 Ezek. .3.10. receive in thine A. hear with thine ears 
 16. 30. how weak is thine A. saith the Lord God 
 22.14. can thine A. endure in days 1 deal with thee 
 
 28. 2. because thine h. is lifted up for thy riches, 5. 
 
 6. thou hast set thine A. as the heart ot God 
 17. thine A. was lifted up because of thy beauty 
 
 40. 4. set thineh. upon all that I shall shew thee 
 Ean. 2. 30. miahtest know the thoughts oithy A. 
 
 5. 22. and thou hast not humbled thine h. 
 
 10.12. thou didst set thine A. to understand 
 Acts 5. .3. wdiy bath Satan filled thine A. to lie 
 4. why hast thou conceived this inPiine h. ? 
 
 8. 21. for thy A. is not right in the sight of God 
 Acts 8. 22. thought of thine A. may be forgiven thee 
 liom, 10. 6. say not in thine A. who shall ascenrl 
 
 9. and shall believe in thineh. that God raised 
 Upright in W-EAKf. 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 34. Levites were more upright inh. 
 
 jP5a/.7.~10. which saveth the A. 
 
 11. 2. that they may shoot at the upright in A. 
 
 .32. 11. shout tor joy, ye that are upright in A. 
 
 .36. 10. continue ihy righteousness to upright inli. 
 64.10. and all the upright in A. shall glory 
 94. 15. and all the upright in A. shall follow it 
 97. 11. gladness is sown for the upright in h. 
 
 Uprightness of HEART. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 6. he walketh in uprightness of A. 9. 4. 
 Psal. 119.7. I will praise thee with uprightness of h. 
 
 Whole HEART. 
 
 Psal. 9.1. J will praise thee, O Lord, with my whole 
 h. will shew forth thy works. 111. 1.1 1.38. 1. 
 119. 2. blessed that seek him with the whole h. 
 
 10. with my whole A. have 1 sought thee 
 .34. yea, I shall observ'e it with my whole A. 
 
 58. 1 entreated thy favour with my whole h. 
 
 69. 1 will keep thy precepts with my whole A. 
 
 145. I cried with my whole A. hear me, O Ixird 
 
 Isa. 1. 5. the whole head is sick, the wholeh. is taint 
 Jer. 3. 10. not turned with whole A. but teignedly 
 24. 7. they shall return unto me with their w. A. 
 
 32 41. I will plant them in land with my whole h. 
 Whose HEART. 
 
 Exod. .35. Q.\. whose h. stirred him up, 29. I .36. 2. 
 
 26. all the women whose k. stirred them up 
 Deut. 29.18. whose A. turneth away this day from Ld 
 
 2 Sam. 17.10. whose A. is as the heart of a lion 
 
 1 Kings 8. 39. whose A. thou knowest, 2 Chr. 6. 30. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 9. in behalf of them whose h. is perfect 
 Psal. 84. 5. in whose A. are the ways of them 
 Eccl. 7. 26. the woman whose h. is snares and nets 
 Isa. 51.7’. hearken ye people, in whose A. is my law 
 Jer. 17. 5. whose A. departeth from the Lord 
 Ezek. 11. 21. whoseh. walketh after detestable things 
 Acts 16 14. whose A. the Lord opened, she attended 
 
 Your HEART. 
 
 Deut. 10.16. circumcise foreskin of your h. Jer. 4.4 
 11.16. take heed that^/wr A. be notdeceived 
 18. ye shall lay up these my words inyour A. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 2. surely they will turn away.yoj/r A. 
 
 1 Chr. 22.19. setyourh. and soul to seek the Lord 
 Psal. on. 26. meek shall eat,yo5<r A.shall live for ever 
 31. 24. he shall strengthen your A. ye that hope 
 62. 8. ye people, pour out your A. before him 
 16. if riches increase, set not your A. upon them 
 69. .32. and your h. shall live that seek God , 
 
 Jsa. 66. 14. when ye see this.jiowr A. shall rejoice 
 Jer. 51.46. and lest your A. faint, and ye tear 
 Joel 9.. 13. and rend your h. and not your garments 
 Zech. 7. 10. let none of you imagine evil in your h. 
 Mat. 6. 21. there will your h. be also, Luke 12. 34. 
 Mark 8.17. have ye your A. yet hardened ? 
 
 10. 5. for the hardness of ytmr A. he wrote 
 John 14. 1. let not your A. be troubled, 27. 
 
 16.6. because 1 said this, sorrow hath filled yowr A. 
 22. 1 will see you, and your A. shall rejoice 
 
 Eph. 6.5. in singlen^^^yott^A. as unto Christ 
 
 Exod. 35. 22. they came, as many as were willing-//. 
 Psal. 76. 5. the stout-A. are spoiled, they slept 
 /.fa. 24.7. new wine mourns, all the merry-A. do sign 
 61. 1. he hath sent me to bind up the broken-A. 
 Ezek. 3. 7. all the house of Israel are hard-A. 
 /aj«;-ll EAR’l'ED. 
 
 Deut. 20. 8. what man is there that isfaint-h. ? 
 7’end«r-H EA R r ED. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 7. Rehoboam was young and tender-h. 
 Eph. 4. 32. and be kind one to another, tender-h. 
 ITwe-HEARTED. 
 
 Exod. 28. .3. thou shall speak unto all that are w.-h. 
 .31; 6. and in the hearts of all that are wi.se-h. 
 
 35. 10. and every wise-h. among you shall come 
 25. all the women tliat were wise-h. did spin 
 
 36. 1. then wrought every wise-h. man, 2, 8. 
 
 HEARTH. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6. knead it, and make cakes upon the A 
 Psal. 102. 3. and my bones are burnt as an A. 
 
 Isa. .30. 14. not a sherd to take fire from the A. 
 
 Jer. .36.22. a fire on the A. burning before him 
 2.3. cast the roll into fire that was on the A. 
 
 Zech 1'’. 6. make govemm. of Judah like A. of fire 
 HEA RTILY. 
 
 Luke 22. +15.1 have A. desired to eat this passover 
 Col. .3. 23. what ye do, do it A. as to the Lord, not to 
 HEARTS. 
 
 Jo.sh. 7.5. wherefore the A. of the people melted 
 
 1 Sam. 10.26. band of men, whose A. G. had touched 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 6. so Absalom stole the A. of Israel 
 
 13. the A. of the men of Israel are after Absalom 
 1 KingsB. .39. thou only knowest the A. 2 Chr. 6. 30. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 9. for the T.ord searcheth all A. 
 
 Ps. 7. 9. the righteous God trieth the A. Prov. 17. 3 
 Prov. 15.11. how much more then the A. of men 
 21. 2. but the Lord pondereth the A. 
 
 31. 6. give wine to those that be of heavy A. 
 
 Jer. 48.41. mighty men’s A. of Moab like a woman 
 
 jer, 40 . 41 . V llicil O ft, yjl .riVCK/ .. 
 
 Ezek, 32. 9. I ^viIl also vex the h, ot many people 
 Dan. 11.27. both these k.’s A.shall be to do mischief 
 Luke 1.17. turn the A. of the fathers to the children 
 
 2. 35. that the thoughts of A. may be revealed 
 21.26. signs in the sun, men’s A. failing them 
 
 ^cr.9l. 24.'which knowest the A. of all men, 15. 8. 
 Rom. 8. he that searcheth the A, knoweth the^ 
 
 16.18. by fair speeches deceive the A. ot the simpie 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. make manifest the counsels ot the A. 
 
 Rev. 2 23. I am he that searcheth the reins and A. 
 Our HEART.S. 
 
 Josh. 2. 11. as soon as we heard, our A. did melt 
 
 1 Kings 8. 58. that he may incline our h. to him 
 Acts i4. 17. filling(U/r A. with food and gladness 
 Rom. 5. 5. the love of God is shed abroad in our h. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 22. given the earnest of the Spirit in ourh. 
 
 3. 2. ye are'our epistle written in our A. 
 
 4. 6. God hath shined in our A. to give the light 
 
 7. 3. that you are in our A. to die and live, with you 
 1 Thess. 2. 4. but pleasing God, who trieth our h. 
 Heb. 10.22. our A. sprinkled from an evil conscience 
 
 1 John 3. 19. and shall assure our A. before him 
 
 Their HEARTS. 
 
 Lev. 26. .36. I w’ill send a faintness into their h. 
 
 41. if then their uncircumcised A. be humbled 
 Jvdg. 9. 3. their A. inclined to follow Abimelech 
 
 16. 25. when their A. were merry, they said 
 19 22. as they w'ere making their h. merry 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 14. walk before thee with all their h. 
 
 11. 16. such as set their h. to seek the Lord God 
 
 20. .33. the people had not prepared their A. to God 
 Jobl.5. it may be my sons have cursed G. in their h. 
 Psal. 28. .3. speak peace, but mischief is in their A. 
 
 33.15. he fashioneth their A. alike, he considers 
 .35. 25. let them not say in their A. ah, so w'ould ive 
 74. 8. thei' said in their A. let us destroy them 
 81. 12. I gave them up to their own A. lust 
 
 125. 4. and to them that are upright in their A. 
 
 Isa. 44.18. hath shut t. A. they cannot understand 
 Jer. .31. 33. and write my law in their A. Heb. 8. 10. 
 .32 40. but 1 will put my fear m t. A. not to depari 
 Ezek. 13. 2. that prophesy out of their own h. 
 
 Hos. 7. 2. and they consider not in their A. 
 
 Zech 7. 12. yea, they made their A. as an adamant 
 Mark2. 6. sitting there, and reasoning in rAe/r A. 
 
 3. 5. being grieved for the hardness of their A. 
 
 4.15. taketh awav word sown in t. A. I.uke 8.12. 
 Luke 1. 51. scattered proud in imaginations of t. A. 
 
 66. all that heard laid them up m their A. 
 
 .3.15. all men mused in t. A. ot John, whether Cb. 
 Acts 7. .39. in their A. turned back again to Egypt 
 Rom 1. 24. through the lust of their A. to dishonour 
 2. 15. shew' the work of the law written in their A. 
 Col ^ 2. that lAeiV A. might be comforted, bein" knit 
 Heb. 3. 10. said, they do always err in their h. 
 
 Rev 17.17. God hath put in their h. to fulfil his will 
 Your HEARTS. 
 
 Gen. 18. 5. comfort ye your A. after that pa.ss on 
 Deut. 20. 3. O Israel, let not your A. taint, fear not 
 .32. 46. set ycnir A. to all the words which 1 testify 
 Josh. 2.3. 14. and ye know in all your A. and sou 3 
 ^4 23. incline your h, to the T.X)i(l (lod ot Israel 
 1 Sam. 6. 6. w he'refore then do ye harden yemr A. ? 
 7. 3. if ye return to the Lord with all ymir h. and 
 prepare your A. to the l/^rd to serve him only 
 Jer 42.20. ye dissembled inyourh. when ye sent 
 Zech. 8. 17. let none of you imagine evil in your h. 
 Mat. 9. 4. Jesus said, wberef. think ye evil in y. h.? 
 18. .35. if ye from your A. forgiye not every one 
 19.8. because of the hardness ot y. A. suflered you 
 Mark 2.8. wh v reason ye these things in your A. / 
 Luke 5. 22. Jesus said, what reason ye 111 your h. f 
 16. 15. ye justify yourselves, God knoweth your h, 
 
 21. 14. settle it in your A. not to meditate tietoic 
 '.34. lest at any time your A. be ovei charged 
 
 "4 38 and whv do thoughts arise 111 yei/r A..' 
 
 Gal. 4. 6. (iod sent the S|)int of Ids hon into your h 
 Eph. 3. 17. that Christ niay dwell in your h. by taith 
 5 19 inakinir melody in y./i. to the Lord, Co/. J.16. 
 
 6. 22. I sent that he might comfort ygitr A. 
 
 Phil 4. 7. shall keep your A. and minds through 
 
 I lirist Jesus 
 
 223 
 
H E A 
 
 HE A 
 
 Col. 3.15. let file peace of God rule in your h. 
 
 4. P.. niif^lit know youreslate and coiiitort h 
 
 1 Ihcsx. 3.13. lie may estahlisli^/wj//- h. imblameable 
 
 2 J'J,ess. 2. 17. oomUntyonr h. and stablisli you 
 3.5. the Lord direct i/iw //. into the love of God 
 
 Jam. .3. 14. if ye have strife in yimr h. glory not 
 
 4. ». and purity 2/oJO' h. ye douhle-niinded 
 
 5. 5. have been wanton, ye have nourished yo7/r 
 
 8. he ye also jiatient, stahlish your h. the coinini; 
 
 1 / 'i' lo.sauttify the i,ord God in your h. 
 
 2 1.1 y. till day ^od day-stai’ arise in y,h, 
 
 Prov. 27. 9. so the sweetness of a friend by h. couns. 
 iiE/\r. 
 
 C<?« 8. 22. cold,/;, summer, winter, shall not cease 
 18. 1. sat m the tent door in tlie /;. of tlie day 
 hxod. 11. +8. and lie went out in the /;. of anger 
 X»«;r.29.24. what meaneih the/;. of this great angei- 
 .32.24. they sliall he devoured witli buinin« h ' 
 
 3 iiam. 11.11. slew the Ammonites till /;. of the day 
 2 ^iam. 4. 5. and they came about the /;. of the day 
 J Kinas 1.1. blithe gat no /;. |j 2. my lord may get Ii 
 Job b. f 17. ice and snow vanish in the /;. thereof 
 
 24. ly. drought and /;. consume the snow waters 
 30. 30. my skin black, my bones are burnt with/i 
 
 J aal. ly. 0. there is nothing hid from the/;, thereof 
 Peel. 4. 11. it two lie together, then they have k 
 lua. 4. 0. a shadow in the day-time from /;. 25 4 
 18. 4. I will take my rest, like a clear/;, on herbs, 
 and like a cloud ot dew in tlie /;. of harvest 
 
 25. 5. as the h. in a dry place, even the /;. 
 
 4y. 10. neither shall the /;. nor sun smite them 
 Jot. 17.8. and shall not see when /;. cometh 
 
 ill the day to/;. 
 
 51. .ly. Ill their /;. .1 will make their leasts 
 
 T' ; iiioivr liicii leases 
 
 14. and 1 wentiii the /;. ot my spirit 
 I 5. have made him sick with/;. through wi 
 
 1\4 S O.,. .V » nil «. uiiuugll Wme 
 
 lUat J), 12. have borne the burden and /;. of theday 
 J.uke 12. 55. when south-wind blow, there will be /;. 
 yicts 28. 3. there came a viiier out of the /;. 
 
 Jam. 1.11. the sun no sooner risen with a burnino- /; 
 •2 Pet. 3.10. the elements shall melt with ferveiU/i 
 1 i il; A i . 
 
 Dan. 3. 19. h. ihe furnace more than wont to be 
 HEATED. 
 
 JJan. 3. 19. the furnace more than wont to be /; 
 nus.T.A. are adulterers, as an oven /;. by the baker 
 llEA'Ili. 
 
 Jer. 17. 6. he shall he like the /;. in the desert 
 48. C. llee, and be like the /;. in the w ilderness 
 IlEA'l II EM. 
 
 Lev. 25. 44. bond-men shall be of the /;. round you 
 
 26. 45. wliom 1 brought torth in sight of the /; 
 
 22.44. kej)f me to be head of/;. Psal. 18.’4.3 
 A;wc/.i-16.3. walked according to the abominations 
 
 ...r o I 2- 2 Chr. 28. .3. | .36. 14 
 
 17. 8. Israel walked in the statutes of the /; 
 
 11. as did the /;. whom the l ord carried away 
 1 Lhro7i. 36. .35. Ssve us, and deliver us from tlie/; 
 
 kingdoms of/i. 
 
 33. 2. but did like to the abominations of the /;. 
 
 9. Itlanasseh made Judah to do worse than the/;. 
 Lfra 6. 21. as had separated from filthiness of the /;" 
 Ac/;. 5.8. we redeemed the .1ew;s w ho were sold to /;.' 
 
 9. because of the reproach of the /;. our enemies 
 
 6. 16. all the /;. that w ere about us saw these things 
 Psal. 2. 1. why do the /;. rage f Aets 4. 25. ^ 
 
 8. I shall give thee the /;. for thy inheritance 
 
 9. o. thou hast rebuked the /;. thou hast destroyed 
 15. the /;. are sunk in the pit that they made 
 
 9.19. ari.se, let the /;. be judged in fhv sight 
 30. 16. the /;. are perished out of his laiicf 
 
 3.3. 10. the Lord brings the counsel of /;. to nouolit 
 44. 2. we heard how thou didst drive out the 
 
 46. 6. the /;. raged, the kingdoms w ere moved 
 47 8. God reigneth over the /;. God sitterh on 
 59. n. thou, theretore, awake to visit all the/;. 
 
 8. thou slialt have all the h. in derision 
 78. 55. lie cast out the /;. also before them, 80 8 
 <9. 1. the /;. are come into thine inheritance 
 6. pour out thy wrath upon the /;. Jer. 10. 25. 
 
 10. wherefore should the /;. say, where is'tlieir 
 I'Od let liim be knowm among the /; 115 o 
 
 94.10. he that chasfiseth the /;. shall nothe correct'"’ 
 n skewed in the sight of the /;'. 
 
 10.,.. 15. the /;. shall tear the name ot llie Lord 
 
 105. 44. and gave them the lands of the h 
 
 106. 41 and he gave them into the liand of the /; 
 
 1heritage of the h. 
 
 3.5o. 15. tlie idols of the /;. are silver and gold 
 149. 7. to execute venceance upon the /; 
 
 Jsa. 16. 8. file lords of the /;. have broken down 
 Jer. 10. 2. learn not way of the/;, be not di.snmyed at 
 An 1 lieaven, tor the /;. dismaved at them 
 
 49.14. an ambassador is sent to the/;, saying 
 E^w.l.lo.seen that the /;.entered into tier sanctuary 
 Lzek. 7.24. t will bring the worst of the h. 
 
 11. 12. but have done after tlie manners of /;. 
 
 -9. 9. sliouid not be polluted before the/n 14 
 
 32. that ye say, we will be as the /;. 
 
 41. I will be sanctified before tlie/;.28. 25. 
 
 22. 4. I have made thee a rejiroacli to the /;. 
 
 36. take thine inheritance in sight of the /;. 
 
 23. 30. thou hast gone a whoring after the /;. 
 
 25. 7. I will deliier thee for a spoil to the /;. 
 
 8. behold, the liouse of J udah is like to all the h. 
 
 30. .3. (lay is near, it shall be time of the /;. 
 
 3L ll. into the hand of the mightv one of the /;. 
 
 17. that dwelt under his shadow' in midst of the /;. 
 
 34. 28. they shall no more be a prey to the /;. 
 
 29. neither bear the shame of the h. anv more " 
 
 36. 3. might be a iiossession to the residue of the /;. 
 
 4. winch became a derision to the residue of the h. 
 
 6. because y e have borne the shame of the /;. 
 
 20. when they entered unto the /;. whither 
 
 2.3. /;. know I am L. 36. I 37. 28. | 38. 36. I 39. 7. 
 
 39. 21. and all the /;. shall see my judgment 
 
 Joell. 17. that the h. should rule over them 
 
 come, all ye /;. and gather yourselves 
 1». let the /;. be wakened, and come up to valley of 
 Jeboshaphat, there will 1 sit to judge all the /;. 
 
 an;*! 
 
 ■^ipos 9. 12. they may possess remnant of all the h. 
 Vbad. 15. the day ot tlie I ord is near on aJl the /;. 
 
 16. so shall all the /;. drink c<;ntiiiually 
 4710. 5. 1.5. I will execute tiiry u|,on the /;. 
 
 Ijah.-S. 12. thou didst thresh the/;, in anger 
 Zeph. 2.11. all the isles ot the /;. sliall worship hin 
 Pay 2. 22. 1 will destroy the strength of the /;. 
 Zeeh. 1. 1.5. 1 am sore displeased with the /;. 
 
 9. 10. and he shall speak peace to the /;. 
 
 14. 14. the wealtliot all the /;. sJiall he gathered 
 18. the plague wherewith Lord will smite the /;. 
 JMat. 6. 7. use not vain repetitions as the/;, do 
 18.17. let him he to thee as an /;. man and publican 
 2 Ger. 11. 26. in perils by the h. in perils in the sea 
 ('«/. 2. 9. that we should go unto the /;. 
 
 .1. 8. tliat God would justify the /;. through faith 
 yinamy the 11 EA’i HEN. 
 
 Lev. 26. .33.1 will scatter yon amtmu the /;. and land 
 be desolate, Jer. 9. 16. Ezek. 20. 2.3.1 22. 15. 
 38. and ^e shall perish among the /;. and the lancJ 
 iJcut. 4. 27. ye shall be left few in number «?/;(;;;«/;. 
 2 tnam. 22. .50. I will give thanks to thee, O Lord, 
 among /;. and sing praises to thy name, Ps. 18. 49. 
 ilJiron. 16. 24. declare !iis glory among /;. ]^s. 96. 3. 
 Ac/;. 5. 11. that came to us from among the h. 
 
 6. 6. It is repiirted among the h. Gashmu sailh it 
 I sal. 44. 11. thou hast scattered us among the h. 
 
 34. thou makest us a by-word among the h. 
 
 46. 10. 1 am God, I will be exalted a/??;;/;// the h. 
 
 (9. 10. let him be known among the /;. in sight 
 9b. 10. say among the /;. that the 1 ord reigneth 
 Iw. 35. but they w'ere mingled among the h. 
 
 47. SHve us, t) Lord, and gather us \te)\x\ among h, 
 110. 6. be shall judge among the /;. be shall fill 
 126. 2. said awo7;£; the h. L. hath done great things 
 Jer. 18.1.3. ask among the /;. w ho lieard such things 
 49. 15. ! will make thee small among the h. 
 
 Lam. 1. .3. she dwellelh among the h. she findeth 
 4.15. said untong the h. they shall no more sojourn 
 -9. under his shadow W'e shall live among the /;. 
 I'.zek.ll. 16. tho 1 havecastthem farolff/;e/;. 
 12. 16. may declare their abominations among t. h. 
 16. 14. tby renown went forth among the h. 
 
 36. 19. and 1 did scatter them among the h. 
 
 21. which Israel profaned among the /;. 22,2.3. 
 
 24. 1 will take you from among the h. .37. 21. 
 
 .!>). no more reproacli ot famine atnong the h. 
 
 39. 21. and 1 will .set my glory amot/g theh. 
 
 28. caused them to be led into captivity among /;. 
 
 ' r}^- ^ reproach among t. /;. 
 
 Uoad. 1. an ambassador is sent amctig the h. 
 
 ^ kave made tliee small among the h. 
 L/cr;;. 1. 5. behold ye among the /;. regard, wonder 
 Zeeh. 8. 1.3. that as ye were a curse among the h. 
 Jskal. 1. JJ. niy name shall be great among the h. 
 
 14. and my name is dreadful among the h. 
 
 Lai. 1. 16. that 1 might preach him atnottg the h. 
 
 heave. 
 
 E\tm. 15.20. as ye do heave-ofifering, so shall ve /;. it 
 HEA\'ED. 
 
 Exod. 29. 27. is of the ram of consecration 
 Eum. 18. 30. when ye have /;. the best thereof, 32 
 6'CC OFL'KltlNG, .ShOULUFU. 
 
 HEAVEM. 
 
 Heaven and earth, in Gen. 1. 1. are used for the 
 substance and common matter of all sensible crea- 
 tures Heaven is often taken for the air:'Ihe 
 rowls ot heaven, are the birds which f y in the air. 
 Job 35. 31. 'I lie dew of heaven, the clouds of 
 heaven, the winds of heaven; in all which pas- 
 sages, heaven ispnt for the air. 
 
 Ihe stars are plriccd iii heaven, or in file firmament, 
 Lpi. 1. 17. They are culled the host or army 
 ot lieaven, Dent. 17. .3. (lod, like a powerful 
 monarch, calleth them by their names, and giveth 
 them his orders. 'J'he God of the Hebrews A 
 named, not only by the Jews, but also by the hea¬ 
 thens and strange people, the God of Heaven, 
 Ezra 1. 2. 15. 31. | 6. 9, 10. I 7.. Li. Jonah 1. 9. 
 because the Jews adored nothing sensible, and 
 said, their God was in heaven; that there he had 
 Ins throne, and exercised his sovereign dominion 
 over all creatures. 
 
 J’he heaven of liea\'ens is the highest heaven, as 
 the song of songs is the most excellent song, the 
 God ot gods, the Lord of lords; the oreatest of 
 the gods, the most powerful of lords, from these 
 passages it appears, that the Hebrews acknow¬ 
 ledged three heavens; (1) The aerial heaven, 
 where the birds fy, the winds blow, and the shoio- 
 er.\' are formed. (2) The. heaven, or Jirmament, 
 wherein ihe stars are disposed. (3) The heaven 
 D heavens, or the third heaven, which is the place 
 of God's residence, the dwelling of angels and the 
 blessed. This is the true palace of God, entirely 
 separated from the impurities and imperfectiims, 
 the alterations and changes, of the lower world; 
 where he reigns in eternal peace. It is the temple 
 of the divine Majesty, where his excellent glory'is 
 revealed in the tnost con.ipicnous manner. It is 
 me habitation of his holiness, the place wliere 
 his honour dwells. It is the sacred mansion of 
 light, and joy, and glory. 
 
 Heaven, or heavens, is put for God, who dwellelh 
 and reigneth there. Dan. 4. 26. Afteg thou shalt 
 have know’ll that the heavens do rule. M'o in 
 Imke 35. 21. I have sinned against heaven. 
 Also for the angels in heaven, .lob 15. 35. 'Ibe 
 heavens are not clean in his siglit; the ange/s 
 that dwell in heaven are not pure simply, perj'ectly, 
 and comftaratively to God. It is put also J'or the 
 vtiihle church. Lev. 12. 7; 9. 'I liere was war in 
 lieaven. Heaven by an hyperbole is put for a 
 great height. Deut. 1. 28. 'J heir cities are walled 
 np to heaven. It is taken for great glory and 
 royal majesty, Isa. 14. 12. How art thon fallen 
 from lieaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! 
 speaking of the overthrow of the king of Babylon 
 ^ by the INIedes and Persians. 
 
 Ihe enjoyment of the divine pre-fence in heaven, 
 
 IS the supreme and everlasting felicity of the 
 saints; whatsoever is requisite to their complete 
 
 HE A 
 
 blessedness is enjoyed there; there is an exemo- 
 tion Jrvm all evils; sin and all the penal con¬ 
 sequences are abolished; the body is revived to a 
 glorious lije, aw-/ the siqil lives tn communion 
 a;;rf C/;;•».>;. jhe understanding there 
 shall be clearly enlightened with the knowledge 
 cj God. Here the reitlation of God, in hts 
 works and word, is accoiding to our capacities, 
 but in heaven it is most glorious, and our Jaivl- 
 ties are raised avid refined to receive it. The 
 tornmuniovi also oj the angels and saints in hea- 
 leu ajfqrds the purest plea.iure. xlnd the Julness 
 oJ Joy in heaven is everlasting, without delect 
 and without end. ’ 
 
 Gen. 1.1. in the beginning God created h. and earth 
 o. and (lod called the liriiianient /;. 
 
 If - jet there be lights in the firmament of h. 1.5. 
 ^*0. tow 1 that may fly in the open firmament of h, 
 
 ( ■ G. and the windows of /;. were opened 
 8. 2. and the windows of /;. w ere stopped 
 
 18' tnost high God, possessor of A. and etrth, 22. 
 0 . ?-• l ainecl tire from the l.ord out of h. 
 
 Zn ji ■ t*nge of God called to llagar cut ot /;. 
 ZZ' angel called to Abraham outot h. 15, 
 
 27. 28. (>od give thee ot the dew of /;. 39. 
 
 -'8. 17. and lie said, this is the gate of h. 
 
 49. 2.5. shall bless lliee with blessings of h. above 
 tlays l.d. made/;, and earth, 31.17. 
 
 / • tkc body of /;. in bis dearness 
 
 l.ev. M. 19. I will make your/;, as iron, earth brass 
 niountain burned to the midst ot h. 
 26. 1 (.-all /;. and eartli to w itness, .30.19. 1 31 cy 
 .32. ask from the one side of /;. to the other 
 36. out ot /;. lie made thee hear his voice 
 10.14. behold, the h. and of heavens, Es. 115 16 
 11. 11. and drinketh w ater of the rain of h 
 17. he siiut up /;. 1 Kings 8. .35. 2 C7;r. 6. 26. | 7.13. 
 
 21. he multiplied as the days of h. on the earth 
 ®P®n the h. to give thee rain ir liis season 
 ^2.1. the /;. that is over tliy head shall t>e brass 
 .H). 4. scalier thee to the utmost part of h. Kelt. l. 9. 
 
 precious tilings of h. for tne dew 
 -6. Godot Jesburun ridetli upon the h. in thy help 
 1 ^a77K C. 10. out ot //. shall lie thunder on tliem 
 -J^am. 18 9. he was taken up between /;. and earth 
 /]. 10. till water dropped on iJiem out of h. 
 
 22. 8. file toundations of /;. moved and shook 
 
 1 hiiigs 8. 27. hehold, the /;. and the A. of lieavens 
 cannot contain thee, 2 Chron. 2. 6. | 6. 18. 
 
 .3d. when /;. is shut up, and there is no rain 
 llh 4.5. mean while the /;. was black with clouds 
 
 2 Eings 19. 15. thou art God ot all kingdoms, thou 
 
 hast made /;. and earth, 2 Chr. 2. 12. Keh. 9.6. 
 i ( hron. 21. 16. angel stood between h. and eaitJi 
 
 n Lyrist thou do ■ 
 
 -0. 2;. the /;. shall reveal his iniejuity, earth rise -ip 
 22.12. IS not (iod in height of /;. .i- behold height 
 14. and he walketli in the circuit of h. 
 
 26. 1). tlie pillars ot /;. tremble at his reproof 
 38. 29. the hoary frost of /;. who hath gendered it? 
 .33. knowest thou the ordinances of /;. f 
 37. or w ho can stay the Iwttles of /;. I 
 Psal. 19. 6. Ills going forth is from the end of 4. 
 
 26. 6. he will liear him from his holv h. 
 
 69. .34. let /;. and earth praise him. the seas 
 78. 2.3. and though he opened the doors of/i. 
 
 24. and had given them of tlie corn of h. 
 
 89. 29. his throne to endure as the days of /;, 
 lu.3. n. for as the /;. is high above the earth 
 16.5. 40. he satisfied them w ith the bread of /;. 
 
 115. 15. the J.ord wlio made /;. and earth, 121. 2. 
 
 I 124. 8. I 1.34. .3. I 146. 6. Isa. 37- 16. Jer. 32. 
 17. Acts 4. 24. 1 14. 15. Pev. 14. 7. 
 
 147. 8. who coveretli /;. with clouds, who prcpai es 
 348. 1,3. his glory is above the earth and /;. 
 
 / rov. 55. .3. tlie ft. tor heicht, the earth ter deptn 
 Da. 13. 5. they come front far, from the end of/;. 
 
 40. 12. who hath meted out /;. w itii a span ? 
 
 66. 1. /;. my throne, earth my footstool, Acts7. 49. 
 Jer. 7. 18. to make cakes to the queen of h. 
 
 10. 2. and be not dismayed at the signs of/;. 
 
 23. 24. dp not I fill /;. and earth r saith the Lord 
 ol' ^kove can be measured 
 
 33. 25. if I have not appointed onlinances of /;. 
 
 44. 17. to burn incense to queen of /;. 18, I'J. 25. 
 
 49. .36. four winds from the tour quarters of/;. 
 
 51. 15. batli stretched out the h. by bis understand. 
 
 48. tlie /;. and earth sliall sing for l'ab\ Ion 
 lam. 4. 19. our enemies sw ifter'than tlie eagles of/;. 
 Ezek^ 8. 3. the .'’Spirit lifted me betw een eartli and h. 
 
 32. 7- I will cover the/i. and make the stars dark 
 8. the liglils of/;, will I make dark over tliee 
 Dan. 4. 15. be wet with dew of h. 2.3. 25, .33. 1 5. 21. 
 
 .35. doeth according to his will in the armv of/;." 
 
 37. now I extol and honour the King of /;'. 
 
 5. 23. bast lifted up thy.self against the Lord of/;. 
 
 7. 2. the tour w inds ot h. strove upon the sea 
 
 1,3. one like Son of man. came w ith clouds of /;. 
 
 8. 8. tour horns toward the four winds of/;. 
 
 11. 4. bis kiividom divided toward four winds of/;. 
 Ames 9. 6. he that buildctli his stories in the /;. 
 
 Dag. 1 . 10. the /;. over yon is stayed from dew 
 Zech. 2. 0. I have spread you as the four wIikIs of/;. 
 
 5. 9. litted the ephali between the earth and /;. 
 
 Dal. 3. 10. it 1 will not open the windows of/;. 
 
 Mat. 5. 18. till /;. and earth pass, one jot not pass 
 
 34. nor swear by /;. it is God's tlirone. Jam. .5.12. 
 11.2.). 1 thank tliee. Lather, 1 ord of/;. Luke \b.2\. 
 
 2.3. 22. be that shall swear by /;. sweareth by God 
 
 24. 30. then shall anpear the sign of the .s^cn of man 
 
 coming in tlie clouds of/;. 26. 64. Mark 14. 62. 
 
 31. gather elect from one end of /;. to the other 
 
 35. /;. earth shall pass away, Mark 1.3. 31. luke 
 
 , , 21. .3.3. 
 
 .30. no, not tlie angels of /;. but my Father only 
 Mark 13. 27. gatlier his elect fiom utmost part oCh. 
 Luke 3. 21. and Jesus praying, the /;. was opened 
 4. 25. w hen the /;. was shut up three 3ears 
 
 15. 18. father, 1 have sinned against /;. 21. 
 
 16. 17. it is easier tor /;. and earth to pass 
 
 * '-x • »*• vctotvi 1\»1 tt, Clllvl “rtJlII ^ '(1^0 
 
 21. 26. for the powers of/;, sliall be shaken 
 John 1. 51. heieatter ye shall see /;. open, aiici angels 
 
HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 HE A 
 
 Acts 3.21. whom the h. must receive until (he times 
 
 10. 13. 1 saw/i. openefi.anti a vessel, liev. ly.ll. 
 .17. 24. seeiii? that he is l.ord or /;. andeartli 
 Jftm. 5. IH. he prayed asrain, and the//, gave rain 
 JRev. 3. 12. cometh down out of’ //. Ironfmy (iod 
 
 6. 14. //. departed as a scroll when it is rolled 
 
 8. 13. an angel flying through the midst or'//. 14. 6. 
 
 10. 6. who created //. and the things therein 
 
 11. 6. these have power to shut //. that it rain not 
 
 16. 17- came a great voice out of the temple of //. 
 
 21. there fell on men a great bailout of//. 
 
 18. 20. rejoice over her, thou //. 
 
 19. 37- to all the fowls that fly in the midst of//. 
 
 20. 9. and fire came down from flod out of//. 
 
 11. earth and //. tied away, anti there was no place 
 
 21. 1. 1 saw a new //. and earth, the first //. passed 
 
 10. holy Jerusalem descending out of //. frosn God 
 
 6ee Fowr,, Fowls. 
 
 From HEAVEN. 
 
 Gen. 8. 2. and the rain from h. was restrained 
 Fiod. 16. 4. I M ill l ain bread/rew/ //. for you 
 
 20. 22. I have talked M'ithyou from h. Seh. 9. 13. 
 J)e«r.26.15.1ook do’.vn from h. Isa. 63. ^o.Lam. .3.50. 
 
 28. 24. as dust from //. shall it come down on thee 
 Josh. 10. 11. l.ord cast great stones fromh. on them 
 Judg. 5. 20. they fought/roOT //. the stars fought 
 2 *S'aw/.22. 14. l.ord thundered from h. and uttered 
 2 Kings 1. 10. then let tire come doAvn from //.and 
 there came down fire from h. 12. 14. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 26. he answered him from t>y tire 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 21. hear thou//-///// //. 2.3, V <1. 
 
 7. 1. the fire came down from h. and nsumed 
 
 14. then M ill I hear/r/)»///. and will .orgive 
 
 Keh. 9. 15. gavest them bread from h. for hunger 
 27. they cried, thou heardest them/w« //. 28. 
 
 Job 1. 16. the tire of God is fallen/ro/?/ //. 
 
 Psal. 14. 2. the T.ord looked down from h. 53. 2. 
 
 33. 13. the Lord looketh from //. and beholdeth 
 
 57.3. shall send J'/v>»/ //. and save me from reproach 
 76. 8. didst cause judgment to be heard from //. 
 
 80.14. O God, look down fromh. and behold 
 
 85. 11. righteousness shall look down/rowt//. 
 
 102. Vi. from h. did the Loni beheld the earth 
 Isa. 14.12. how art thou inWtn from h. O Lucifer ! 
 55. 10. as snow falleth/ryw/ //. and returneth not 
 Lam. 2. 1. Lord cast doM’n from h. beauty of Israel 
 Dan. 4. 1.3. behold, a watcher came doM n from h. 
 23. the king saw an holy one coming down fromh. 
 
 31. fell a voice//////? //. saying, kinsd. is departed 
 from thee. Mat. .3.17. Luke 3. 22. Jdm 12. 28. 
 Mat. 16. 1. he M'ould shew them a svzwfrom h. 
 
 21. 25. the baptism of John, whence was it ? from 
 
 h. or of men r Mark 11. .30. Luke 20. 4. 
 28.2. there was a great earthquake, for the angel 
 descended fromh. Rev. 10. l.| 18.1. 1 20. 1. 
 Mark 8.11. seeking of him a sign /. //. Luke 11.16. 
 Luke9. 51. w’e command fire to come down fromh. 
 10.18. I beheld .Satan as lightning fa.\l from h. 
 
 17. 29. it rained fire and brimstone /. //. on Sodom 
 
 21. 11. and great signs shall there be from h. 
 
 22. 4.3. appeared an angel /. h. strengthening him 
 Joh7i 1. .32. 1 saw the .Spirit descending from h. 
 
 3. 13. but he that came down from //. 6. .33. 
 
 27. receive nothing, except it be given him from //, 
 
 31. he that cometh//•(//» //. is above all 
 0. 31. he gave them bread from h. to eat 
 
 32. iMoses gave you not that bread//•<//?/ //. 
 
 .38,1 came//•(//// //. not to do mine own will, 42. 
 
 41. bread which came down fromh. 50. 51, 58. 
 Acts2. 2. suddenly there came a sound from //. 
 
 9.3. a light/. //. shined about him, 22. 6. I 26. 13. 
 
 11. 5. as it had been a great sheet let down from h. 
 
 9. but the voice ansM-ered me again fromh. 
 
 14. 17. in that he did good, and gave us rain/. //. 
 Rom. 1. 18. the M-rath of God is revealed from h. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 47. the second man is the Lord from h. 
 ^Cor. 5. 2. clothed on with ourhouse that is from h. 
 Gal. 1.8. an angel/r///w /?. preach any other gospel 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 10. and to wait for his Son from h. 
 
 4.16. the Lord himself shall descend fromh. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.7. the Lord Jesus shall be revealed/.//. 
 Heb. 12. 25. it turn from him that speaketh from h. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. by them that have preached the gospel 
 
 to you with the Holy Ghost sent down fro??i h. 
 Rev. 8.10. and there fell a great star front h. 
 
 9. 1. and 1 saw a star iM from h. to the earth 
 
 10. 4.1 heard a voice /. //. seal up those things, and 
 
 M-ritethem not, 8. | 11. 12.1 14. 2, 13.'l 18.4. 
 
 13. 13. that he maketh fire come down from h. 
 
 Hee Gou of heaveti. 
 
 Host, or hosts of HEAVEN. 
 
 Deut.4. 19. seest the //. of h. shouldest worship him 
 17- 3. hath gone and woi shipped the host of h. 
 
 1 Kings 22.19. 1 saw the Lord sitting on the throne, 
 
 and the host of h. standing by him, 2 Chr. 18.18. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 16. Israel M'orshipped the host of h. 
 
 21. 3. INIanasseh worshipped host of h. 2 Chr. .33. 3. 
 
 5. he built altars for the host ofh. 2 Chron. .3.3. 5. 
 
 23. 4. .losiah brought out vessels made for //. of h. 
 
 5 . put down them that burnt incense to//, of h. 
 
 Kelt. 9. 6. thou hast made the //. of heavens with 
 tlieir host, and the host of h. worshippetli thee 
 Isa. .34. 4. all the host of h. shall be dissolved 
 Jer. 8. 2. they shall spread them before the //. of h. 
 
 19. 13. they burnt incense to all Wo. host of h. 
 
 33. g2. as the host of h. cannot be numbered 
 jUa/i. 8. 10. it waxed great, even to the host of h. 
 Zeph. 1. 5. I will cutotf them that worship //. of h. 
 Mots 7. 42. gave them up to worship the host of h. 
 
 ^ _ In HEAVEN. 
 
 Lxod. 20.4. nor likeness of any thing?////. Dent. 5. 8. 
 
 3-24. what god in h. can do like thy works t 
 or, Lord he is G. in h. above and earth 
 
 TO. 1.. It IS not in h. that thou shouldest say, M-ho 
 it/*' your G. he is God inh. above 
 
 1 KingsV>. 23. JS no God like thee in h. 2 Chr. 6. 14. 
 30. hear thou in h. 32, .34, .36, .39, 4.3, 45, 49. 
 
 2 Lutgs 7. 2. it the l.ord make windoMs ?// //. 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 29.11. all that is in h. and earth is thine 
 
 r tic' Lord God, art not thou God in h. ? 
 
 Job 15. 19. als* now behold, mj' M’itness is in h. 
 ±^sal 11 4 tl/e Lord’s tlirone is ?»//. his eyes behold 
 
 Ps. 73.25. whom have T in h. but thee, none on earth 
 77- 18. the voice of thy thunder M as in the //. 
 
 78. 26. he caused an east w inil to blow in the //. 
 89. 6. who in //. can be compared to the l.ord ? 
 
 37. shall be established as a faithful M-itness inh. 
 113. 6. hiimbleth him.self to behold things in h. 
 119. 89. for ever. Lord, thy M ord is settled in h. 
 1.35. 6. that did he in h. and earth, in the seas 
 Reel. 5. 2. for God is in h. and thou upon earth 
 Isa. .34. 5. for my sword shall be bathed inh. behold 
 Jer. 8. 7. yea, the stork in h. knoweth her times 
 Dan. 2. 28. there is a God in h. that revealeth secrets 
 
 6. 27. worketh signs and wonders inh. and earth 
 Amos 9 . 6. he that buildeth his stories ?/? the /?. 
 Mat. 5.12. rejoice, for great is your reward in h. 
 16. and glorify your Father mIio is in h. 
 
 45. the children of your Father who is in h. 
 
 48. be perfect, as your Father in h. is perfect 
 
 6. 9. pray ye, our Father which art in h. Luke 11.2. 
 
 10. wfll be done on earth, as it is in h. Luke 11. 2. 
 
 20. but lay up for yourselves treasures in h. 
 
 7. 11. shall your Father in h. give good things 
 
 21. that doth the will (/f my Father in h. 12. 50. 
 10. 32. him will I confess before my Father in h. 
 
 .33. him will 1 deny before my Father inh. 
 
 16. 17. but my Father which is hi h. l evealed it 
 19. shall be bound in h. be loosed in h. 18. 18. 
 
 18.10. despise not these little ones, in //. angels do 
 always behold the face of my Father in h. 
 19. shall be done for them of my l ather in h. 
 
 19. 21. thou shalt have treasure in h. Luke 18. 22. 
 
 22. 30. are as the angels of God in h. Mark 12. 25. 
 
 2.3. 9. for one is your Father who is in h. 
 
 24. .30. shall appear the sign of the Son of man in h. 
 28. 18. all power is given to me in h. and in earth 
 Mark 11.26. nor will your Father?'/? //. forgive you 
 
 1.3. 25. the powers that are in h. shall be shaken 
 .32. no, not the angels which are ??? //. nor the .Son 
 
 Luke 6. 2.3. for behold, your reu ard is great in h. 
 10. 20. because your names are M ritten in h. 
 
 15. 7. joy shall be in h. over one sinner that repent. 
 
 19. .38. peace in h. and glory in the highest 
 John .3. 1.3. even the Son of man who is in h. 
 
 Acts 2.19.1 M'ill shew wonders in h. above and signs 
 1 Cor. 8.5. and called gods, whether inh. or in earth 
 Eph. 1. 10. he might gather in one, things in h. 
 
 3. 15. of whom the whole family in h. is named 
 
 6. 9. knowing that your master is in h. Col. 4. 1. 
 Phil. 2. 10. every knee should bow, of things in h. 
 
 3.20. our conversation is in h. fiom whence we look 
 Col. 1. 5. for the hope which is laid up for you in h. 
 
 16. by him M-ere all things created that are in h. 
 
 20. bi' him to reconcile a.11 things in h. and earth 
 Ileb. 10. 34. that ye have in h. a better substance 
 
 12. 23. the first-born which are M ritten in //. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 4. to an inheritance reserved ?/? //. for you 
 
 1 Johnb. 7. there are three that bear record in h. 
 Rev. 4. 1. and behold, a door was opened in h. 
 
 2. a throne was set in h. and one sat on the throne 
 5. .3. no man in h. or earth vv'as able to open book 
 
 I. 3. every creature in h. saying, blessing, honour 
 
 8. 1. was silence in h. || 11. 15. great voices in h. 
 11.19. the temple of God was opened inh. 
 
 12. 1. there appeared a great woniier in h. 3. 
 
 7. there w’as war in h. Michael and his angels 
 
 8. nor M'as their place found any more in h. 
 
 10. I heard a loud voice saying in h. 19. 1. 
 
 1.3. 6. to blaspheme them that dwell in h. 
 
 14.17. angel came out of the temple which is in h. 
 
 15. 1. I saw another sign in h. great and marvel 1. 
 
 5. the tabernacle of testimony' ?'/? //. was opened 
 19.14. the armies that were in h. followed him 
 /??/</HEAVEN. 
 
 2 Kings2. 1. the Lord would take up Elijah into h. 
 
 II. Elijah event up by a M'hirlwind into h. 
 
 Psal. 1.39. 8. if 1 ascend into h. thou art there 
 Prov. 30. 4. who hath ascended into h. f Rom. 10. 6. 
 Isa. 14. 1.3. thou hast said, 1 M'ill ascend into h. 
 Mark 16. 19- the Lord was received up into h. 
 
 Luke 2. 15. as the angels were gone away' into h. 
 
 24. 51. he was parted from them, carried up into //. 
 Acts 1. 11. gazing up into h. taken from you intoh. 
 Jesus shall come as ye have seen him go into h. 
 
 7 . 55. .Stephen looke/l upstedfastly ?///■</ //.'and saw 
 10. 16. the vessel M as received up into h. 11. 10. 
 
 Ileb. 9. 24. but into h. itself, to appear for us 
 1 Pet. 3. 22. who is gone into //. on right hand of God 
 See Kingdom. 
 
 HEAVEN joined with stars. 
 
 Gen. 1.17. God set .stars in the firmament of h. 
 
 22. 17.1 M ill multiply thy seed as stars of //. 26. 4. 
 
 Exod. 32.1.3. 1 Chron. 27. 2.3. Neh. 9. 2.3. 
 Deuf. 1. 10. you are this day as stars of h. 10. 22. 
 28. 62. M'hereas ye were as stars of h. for multitude 
 Isa. 1.3. 10. the stars of h. shall not give light 
 Ezek. .32. 7. I M ill cover //. and make stars dark 
 Nall. 3. 16. multiplied merchants as stars o f h. 
 
 Mat. 24. 29. the stars shall fall from //. Mark 13. 25. 
 Rev. 6. 1.3. and the stars of //. fell on the earth 
 
 12. 4. his tail drew the third part of .v/ar.? of//. 
 
 To HEAVEN, or unto HEAVEN. 
 
 Gen. 11. 4. a tower M hose top may reach unto h. 
 
 28. 12. a ladder, jind the top of it reached to h. 
 Deut. 1. 28. the cities great and walled up to h. 9.1. 
 
 4. 19. and lest thou lift up thine eyes ?///?/> 
 
 30.12. M'ho shall go uj) for ns to h. and bring it to us 
 .32. 40. foi- 1 lift up my hand to h. and say, I live 
 Josh. 8. 20. the smoke of the city ascende/f up to //. 
 .Judg. 20. 40. the fiame of the city ascended up to h. 
 
 1 .'>«///. 5. 12. ami the cry of the city M ent up to h. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 54. with his hands spread up to //. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 9. in a rage that reacheth up unto h. 
 
 .'10. 27. their prayer came up even unto h. 
 
 .32. 20. the prophet Isaiah prayed an/l cried to //. 
 Psal. 107. 26. they mount up to h. they' go down 
 Jer. 51. 9. for her judgment reacheth unto h. 
 
 Dan. 4. 11. the tree w hose height reached to //. 20. 
 
 12. 7. when he held up his left hand unto h. 
 
 Amos 9. 2. though they climb uj) to h. thence M'ill I 
 Mat. 11. 23. Capernaum, which art exalted to h. 
 
 14. 19. and looking up to h. Mark 6. 41. Luke 9.16. 
 Mark 7.34. looking up to h. he sighed, and saith 
 
 Luke 18.13. not lift up so much as Ins eyes unto h. 
 John 3. 1.3. and no man hath ascended up to h. 
 
 17- 1. Jesus lift up his eyes to h. and said. Father 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. such an one.caught up to third //. 
 llev. 10. 5. the angel litted up his hand to h. 
 
 11. 12. and they ascended up to h. iu a cloud 
 
 18. 5. for her sms have l eached unto h. 
 
 Touard HEA\'EN. 
 
 Gen. 15. 5. look now touard h. and tell the stars 
 Exod. 9. 8. let Moses sprinkle it toward the //. 
 
 10. and Moses sprinkled it up toward h. 
 
 22. stretch forth thine haml toward h. 10. 21. ' 
 
 23. Moses stretched forth his rod towaid h. 
 
 10. 22. Moses stretched forth his hand toward h. ' 
 Judg. 1.3. 20. when the fiame went up toward h. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 22. .Solomon stood before altar of Lord, 
 and spread forth his hands toward h. 2 Chr. 6.13. 
 
 Job 2. 12. sprinkled dust on their heads toward h. 
 Prov. 23. 5. they fiy away as an eagle toward h. , 
 Acts 1. 10. while they looked stedfastly toward h. 
 Under HEAVEn. 
 
 Gen. 1. 9. let the waters ?/?/?/er h. be gathered 
 6.17. a flomi to destroy all flesh from under h. 
 
 7. 19. the high hills ?/?/??e/'the whole h. were cover. 
 Exod. 17. 14. 1 Mill utterly put out the remem 
 France of Amalek from under h. Deut. 25.19. 
 Deut. 2. 25. the fear of thee on nations ?///?/e?'//. 
 
 4. 19. God hath divided to all nations under h. 
 
 7. 24. shalt destroy their name from under h. 9. 14. 
 29. 20. Lord shall blot out his name from under h. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 27. blot out name of Isr. from under h. 
 Job 28. 24. for God seeth under the whole //. 
 
 .37. .3. he directeth it under the whole //. 
 
 41. 11. M'hatsoever is under the whole //. is mine ' 
 Eccl. 1. 13. to search out all things done under h. 
 
 2. .3. what was that good they should do under h. 
 
 3. 1. a time to every purpose under the //. 
 
 Luke 17. 24. that lighteneth out of one ^?etX.under h. 
 Acts 2. 5. devout men of every nation under h. 
 
 4. 12. none other xidcme under h. given among men 
 Col. 1. 2.3. gospel preached to every creature und. h. 
 
 HEAVENLY. 
 
 Mai. 6. 14. your//. Father Mill forgive you 
 26. yet your//. Father feedeth them 
 .32. your//. Father knoweth that ye have need 
 
 15. 13. every plant my //. Fatlier hath not planted 
 18. 35. so shall my h. Father do also to you 
 Luke 2. 13. a multitude of the//, host praising God 
 
 11. 1.3. your //. l ather shall give the t/pirit to them 
 John 3. 12. how believe, if 1 tell you of h. things 
 Acts 26. 19- 1 M as not disobedient to the //. vision 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 48. as is the //. such are they that are k., 
 49. we shall also bear the image ot the //. 
 
 Eph. 1.3. with spiritual blessings in //. places in Chr, 
 
 I. 20. set him at his right hand iu //. places, 2. 6. 
 
 .3. 10. that now unto the powers in //. places 
 
 2 Tim. 4.18. Ltl. w ill preserve me to his //. kingdom 
 Heb. .3. 1. brethren, partakers of the //. calling 
 
 6.4. once enlightened, and have tasted of the //. gift 
 
 8. 5. who serve to example and shadow of //. things 
 
 9. 23. but //. things with better sacrifices than these 
 
 II. 16. an //. country 1| 12. 22. the//. Jerusalem 
 
 HEAVENS. 
 
 Gen. 2. 1. thus the //. and the earth were finished 
 4. these are the generations of the //. and the earth 
 in the day that the Ld. made the //. and earth 
 Deut. 32. 1. give ear, O //. I Mill speak, Isa. 1. 2. 
 .33. 28. also his //. shall drop down clew 
 Judg. 5. 4. the earth trembled, the //. dropped 
 2 Ham. 22. 10. he bowed the h. and came, Ps. 18.9. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 27. the heaven of //. cannot contain thee 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 26. the gods are idols, but the Lord made 
 
 the //. Neh. 9. 6. Psal. 96. 5. 1 102. 25. | 136. 5. 
 31. let the //. be glad, let the earth rejoice 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 25. then hear from the //. .33, 35, 39, 
 Ezra 9. 6. our trespass is groM'n up to the //. 
 
 Job 9. 8. M'hich alone spreadeth out the //. 
 
 14. 12. man riseth not till the //. be no more 
 
 15. 15. yea, the //. are not clean in his sight 
 20. 6. though his excellency motmtup to” the //. 
 
 26. 13. by his Spirit he hath garnished the //. 
 
 35. 5. look to the //. and see, and behold the clouds 
 Psal. 8.1. thou hast set thy glory above the //. 113.4. 
 .3. when 1 consider thy /?. the work of tliy linirers 
 
 19.1. the//, declare the glory of God, and lirmain. 
 
 3.3. 6. by the word of the Lord M-ere the //. made 
 
 50.4. shall call to the //. from above, and to earth 
 6. the //.shall declare his righteousn. G. is judge 
 
 57.5. be thou exalted, O God, above //. 11.1 108. 5. 
 
 10. for thy mercy is great unto the //. 1('8. 4. 
 
 68. 4. extol him that rideth upon the //. .‘13. 
 
 8. the //. also dropped at the presence of God 
 73. 9. they set their mouth against the h. ; 
 
 89. 5. the //. shall praise thy wonders, () Lord 
 
 11. the h. are thine, the earth also is thine 
 
 96.11. let the//.rejoice, earth be glad. Rev. 12. 12. 
 97. 6. //.ileclare his righteousness, people his glory 
 104. 2, who stretchiest out the //. Isa. 40. 22. 
 
 108. 4. for thy mercy is great above the //.. 
 
 115. 16. the heaven, even the //. are the Lord’s ' 
 144. 5. bow thy //. O Lord, and comedoM'ii, toucl 
 148. 1. praise ye the Lord from the //. praise him 
 4. praise hinrye //. of//. and waters above the h. 
 Prov. .3.19. by understanding he establishecl the h. 
 
 8. 27. M'hen he prepared the //. 1 M-as there 
 Isa. 13.1.3. will shake the //. and earth. Hag. 2.6,21. 
 .34. 4. the //. shall be rolled together as a scroll 
 
 42. 5. thus saith he that created the //. 45. 18. 
 
 44. 23. sing, O ye h. for the l ord hath done it 
 
 24. saith the fxird, that stretc lieth forth the h. 
 
 45. 12. I 51. 1.3. Jer. 10. 12. Zreh. 12. 1. 
 45.8. drop cIom n ye h. from above, let the skies pour 
 
 48. 13. my right hand hath spanned the //. 
 
 49. 13. sing, () //. and be joyful, G earth 
 
 50.3. I clothe//. M’itb blackness, 1 make sackcloth 
 51. 6. lift up your eyes to the //. and look, the h. 
 
 shall vanish aMav like smoke, and earth M ax old 
 
 16. that I may plant the //. and lay foundations 
 55. 9. for as the //. are higher than fhe eartli 
 
 64.1. thattho'i mouI ciest rend the//, and comedown 
 
 65. 17- behold. I create new //. and a new'earth 
 
 66, 22. for as the new //. M hich 1 will make 
 
 Q 2'2.t 
 
HED 
 
 H El 
 
 HEL 
 
 Jer. 2. 12. be astonished, O ye k. and be afraid 
 
 4. 23. I beheld the h. and they had no lij-ht 
 
 25. all the liirds of the /«. were tied, 9. 10. 
 
 28. for this shall the earth mourn, h. above black 
 10.11. the f'ods that have not made the h. and the 
 
 earth shall perish, and i’rom tintler these h. 
 14. 22. or can the h. give showers t art not thou he 
 l,arn. 3. 66. destroy them from under the h. of 
 
 [the l.ord 
 
 1. 1. that the h. were opened. Mat. 3. 16. 
 J)an. 4. 26. Shalt ha'e known that the 4. do rule 
 Has. Q.. 21. 1 will hear the 4. they shall hear the earth 
 Joel2. It), the 4. shall tremble, sun and moon be dark 
 3.16. and the 4. and the earth shall shake 
 Jlah. 3. 3. (lod came, his glory covered the 4. 
 Zech. 6. 5. these are the four spirits of the 4. 
 
 8. 12. and the 4. shall give their dew 
 Mat. 24. 29. the powers of the 4. shall be shaken 
 Mark 1. 10. and coming up, he saw the 4. opened 
 Acts 2. 34. for David is not ascended into the 4. 
 
 7. 56. behold, 1 see the 4. opened, and Son of man 
 ileh. 1.10. the 4. are the work of thine hands 
 4.14. we have an 1 iigh-Priest that is passed into 4. 
 
 7. 26. an Iligh-Priest made higher than the 4. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 5. by the word of God the 4. were of old 
 7. but the h. which are now, are kept in store 
 10. the 4. shall pass away with a great noise 
 12. wherein the 4. being on lire shall be dissolved 
 
 In the IIF.AVPIS.S. 
 
 Psal. 2. 4. he that sitteth in the 4. shall laugh 
 
 18. 13. the Lord also thundered in the h. 
 
 .36. 5. thy mercy, O T.ord, is in the 4. thy faithfuln. 
 89.2. thy faithfulness shalt thou establish in the 4. 
 103.19. the Ix)rd hath prepared his throne in the 4. 
 115. 3. God is in the 4. he hath done what pleased 
 
 123.1. I lift my eyes, O thou that dwellest in the h. 
 Jsa. 5. 30. the light is darkened in the h. thereof 
 Jer. 10. 13. a multitude of waters in the 4. 51. 16. 
 Jam. 3. 41. let us lift up our hearts to God in the h. 
 Joel 2. 30. 1 will shew wonders in the 4. • 
 
 Juke 12. .33. a treasure in the h. which faileth not 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. house not made with hands, eternal in h. 
 Heb. 8. 1. of the throne of the Majesty in the h. 
 
 9.23. necessary that the patterns of things in the h. 
 HEAVY. 
 
 Cen. 41. t31. for the famine shall be very 4. 
 
 1 48.110. now the eyes of Israel were 4. for age 
 Jxod. 5. 19. let the work be 4. upon the men 
 
 17. 12. Moses’ hands were 4. they took a stone 
 , 18. 18. for this thing is too 4. for thee, thou art 
 not able to ixn form it thyself alone 
 JVww. 11.14. not able, because it is too 4. for me 
 Judff. 1.135. the hand of the house of J oseph was 4. 
 
 1 Ham. 4. 18. for Eli was an old man and 4. 
 
 5. 6. hand of the L. was 4. on them of Ashdod, 11, 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 26. because the hair was 4. on him 
 
 1 Kings\2. 4. thy father’s 4. yoke lighter, we will 
 
 serve thee, 10,11,14. 2 Chr. 10. 4,10,11,14. 
 14. 6. for 1 am sent to thee with 4. tidings 
 20. 43. king Ahab went to his house 4. 21. 4. 
 
 2 Kmr/s 6. t 14. the king sent to Dothan an 4. host 
 18.117. Sennacherib sent to Hezekiah an 4. host 
 
 ISleh. 5.18. because the bondage w'as 4. on people 
 Job 33. 7- neither shall my hand be 4. upon thee 
 Psal. 32. 4. day and night thy hand was 4. on me 
 38. 4. as an 4. burden tliey are too 4. for me 
 Prov. 25. 20. he that singeth .songs to an 4. heart 
 27- .3. stone is 4. and sand weighty, but fool’s wrath 
 31. 6. give wine to those that be of 4. hearts 
 Jsa. 6. 10. make tlieir ears 4. shut their eyes 
 
 24. 20. the transgression thereof shall be 4. upon it 
 30. 27. with his anger, and the burden thereof is 4. 
 
 46.1. your carriages were 4. loaden, are a burden 
 
 58. 6. is not tliis the fast, to undo the 4. burdens 
 
 59. 1. neither his ear 4. that it cannot hear 
 Xflw. .3. 7. hedged me about, hatli mai.le my chain 4. 
 Mat. 11. 28. come to me, all ye that are 4. laden 
 
 23. 4. for they bind 4. burdens, and gr.ievous to be 
 
 26. 37. he began to be sorrowful, and very 4. 
 
 43. for their eyes were very 4. Mark 14. 33, 40. 
 
 Juke 9. 32. that were with him, were 4. with sleep 
 IlEAVIKR. 
 
 Job 6. 3. now it would be 4. than the sand of the sea 
 23. 2. my stroke is 4. than my groaning 
 Prov. 27, 3. a fool’s wrath is 4. than them both 
 HEAVILY. 
 
 Jxod. 14. 25. take off wheels, so that drave them 4. 
 Psal. .35.14.1 bowed down 4. as one that mourneth 
 Isa. 47. 6. on the ancient hast thou 4. laid thy yoke 
 IlEAVIMESS. 
 
 Jzra 9. 5. at the evening sacrifice T rose from my 4. 
 JobO. 27. if I sa3% 1 will leaveoff my 4. and comfort 
 Psal. 69. 20. broken my lieart, and 1 am full of 4. 
 119. 28. my soul melteth for 4. strengtlien thou me 
 Prov. 10.1. a foolish son is the 4. of his mother 
 12. 25. 4. in the heart of man maketh it stoop 
 14. 13. and the end of that mirth is 4. 
 
 Isa. 1.14. ah sinful nation, a people of 4. with iniq. 
 
 29. 2, and there shall be 4. and sorrow 
 
 30. + 27. with his anger, and the burd. thereof is 4. 
 61. 3. to give the garment of praise for spirit of 4. 
 
 Horn. 9.2. that 1 have great 4. anrl continual sorrow 
 2 Cor. 2. 1. 1 would not come again to you in 4. 
 Phil. 2.26. Epaphroditus my brother was full of 4. 
 Jam. 4. 9. let your joy be turned into 4. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.6. tho’ now for a season, if need, ye are in 4. 
 IlEDGK. 
 
 Job 1. 10. hast thou not made an 4. about him ? 
 Prov. 15.19. the way of slothfid is an 4. of thorns 
 Eccl. 10. 8. whoso breaketh a 4. a serpent shall bite 
 Ja. 5. 5. 1 will take away the 4. thereof 
 Jam. 2. +6. he hath violently taken aw a^' his 4. 
 Ezek.13. 5. normadeupthe4. for the house of Israel 
 22. 30. I sought a man that should make up the 4. 
 Mtc. 7. 4. the most upright sharper flian a thorn 4. 
 Mark 12.1. he set a 4. about it, digged for wine-fat 
 HEDGE. 
 
 Mos. 2.6. behold, I will 4. up tin' way with thorns 
 HEDGED. 
 
 Job 3. 23. whose way is hid, w horn God hath 4. in 
 10.111. thou hast 4. me with bones and sinews 
 Jam. 3.7- he hath 4. me about, 1 cannot get out 
 226 
 
 Ezek. 13. + 5. ye have not 4. up the hedge for Israel 
 Mat. 21 . 33. planted a vineyani, and 4. it round about 
 HEHGE.S. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 2.3. those that dwelt amongst plants and 4. 
 J'sal. HO. 12. hast thou broketi down her h.? 89. 40. 
 .ler. 49. 3. lament and run to and fro by the 4. 
 Nah. 3. 17. as grasshopiiers which camp in the 4. 
 L.uke 14. 23. go out into the high-ways and 4. 
 
 HEED. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 10. but Amasa took no 4. to the sword 
 2 Kings 10. 31. .lehu took no 4. to walk in the law 
 Psal. 119. 9. by taking 4. according to thy word 
 Prov. 17. 4. a wicked doer giveth 4. to false lips 
 Keel. 12. 9. tlie preacher gave good 4. and souglit out 
 Jsa. 21. 7, he. hearkened diligently with much 4. 
 Jer. 18. 18. let us not give 4. to any of his words 
 
 19. give 4. to me, O Lord, and hearken to voice 
 Acts 3. 5. he gave 4. unto them, expecting to receive 
 
 8. 6. the i)eopleof Samaria gave 4. to Philip 
 JO. they gave 4. to Simon from least to greatest 
 1 Ti7n. 1. 4. neither give 4. to fables, Tit. 1. 14. 
 
 4.1. some giving 4. to seducing spirits and doctrines 
 IJeb. 2. 1. we ought to give .tlie more earnest 4. 
 
 See I'akk. 
 
 HEEL, S. 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. it bruise thy head, thou shalt bruise his 4. 
 
 25. 26. his hand took hold on Esau’s 4. JJos. 12. 3. 
 49. 17. Dan be an adder that biteth the horse 4. 
 Job 1.3. 27. thou settest a print on the 4. of my feet 
 
 18. 9. the gin shall take him by the 4. robber 
 Ps. 41. 9. Iiath lift up his 4. againstme, Jo/m 1.3.18. 
 49. 5. when iniquity of my 4. compass me about 
 
 Jer. 13. 22. for thine iniquity are thy 4. made bare 
 HEIEEK, 
 
 Gen. 15. 9, take me an 4. of three years old, and goat 
 Num. 19. 2. bring a red 4. jl5. burn the 4. in his sight 
 
 9. gather up the aslies of the 4. and lay them up 
 Devt. 21. 3. the elders of that city shall take an 4. 
 
 4. shall strike off 4. neck ||6. wash hands over the 4. 
 Judg. 14. 18. if ye had not plowed with my 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 2. the Lord said, take an 4. with thee 
 Jsa. 15.5. cry out forMoabasan 4. of three years old 
 Jer. 46.20. Egypt is like a fair 4. destruction comes 
 
 48. 34. uttered their voice as an 4. of three years 
 .50. 11. because ye are grown fat as an 4. at grass 
 
 IJos. 4.16. for Israel slideth back, as a backsliding 4. 
 
 10. 11. and Ephraim is as an 4. that is taught 
 IJeb. 9.13. the ashes of an 4. sprinkling the unclean 
 
 IIEIGHI. 
 
 Gen. 6. 15. the 4. of the ark shall be thirty cubits 
 Exod. 25. 10. shalt make an ark of shittim-wood, a 
 cubit and a half shall be 4. of it, 2-3. I 37.1, 10. 
 27- 1. 4. of the altar shall be three cubits, 38. 1. 
 18. 4. of the court shall be five cubits, .38. 18. 
 
 30. 2. 4. of altar of incense two cubits, .37. 25. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 7. look not on the 4. of his stature 
 17. 4. Goliath’s 4. was six cubits and a span 
 
 1 Kings 6. 2. the 4. of house of God was thirty cubits 
 
 20. the oracle twenty cubits in the 4. thereof 
 
 26. t!ie 4. of the one cherub was ten cubits 
 
 7. 2. the 4. of the house of Ltdianon thirty cubits 
 16. the 4. df tlie one chapiter was five cubits 
 23. the 4. of the molten sea was five cubits 
 
 27. the 4. of one base was three cubits 
 
 2 Kings 19. 23. with multitudes of chariots I am 
 
 come up to the 4. of the mountains, Jsa. .‘I7. 24. 
 25. 17. the 4. of one pillar was eighteen cubits 
 2 Chr. 33. 14. and raised it up a very great 4. 
 
 Ezra 6. 3. the 4. of God’s house sixty cubits 
 Job 22. 12. is not God in the 4. of heaven ? and 
 behold the 4. of the stars, how high they are 
 Psal. 102. 19. Lord looked from 4. of his sanctuary 
 Prov. 25. 3. the heaven for 4. the earth for dejitli 
 Isa. 7. 11. ask it in the depth, or in the 4. above 
 Jer. 31.12. they shall come and sing in the 4. of Zion 
 
 49. 16. O thou that boldest the 4. of the hill 
 
 51. 53. tho’ she should fortify the 4. of her strength 
 Ezek. 17. 2.3. in mountain of the 4. of Israel, 20. 40. 
 
 19. 11. she appeared in her 4. with her branches 
 31.5. therefore his 4. w as exalted above all the trees 
 
 10. because thou hast lifted up thyself in 4. 
 
 14. that none of the trees exalt themselves for 4. 
 32. 5. 1 will fill the valleys with thy 4. 
 
 Pan. 3.1. image of gold whose 4. was sixty eubits 
 4. 10. I saw and beheld a tree whose 4. w as great 
 
 11. and the 4. thereof reached unto heaven, 20. 
 Amos 2. 9. w hose 4. was like the 4. of ce<iars 
 Pom. 8. .39. nor 4. nor depth shall be able to separate 
 Eph. 3. 18. what is the 4. of the love of Christ ' 
 Pev. 21.16. the breadth and 4. of the city are equal 
 
 H EIGHTS. 
 
 .Tob 9. f 8. which treadeth upon the 4. of the sea 
 
 11. I 8. it is the 4. of heaven, what canst thou do ? 
 Psal. 95. f 4. the 4. of the hills are his also 
 
 148. 1. praise the I.ord, praise him in the 4. 
 
 Eccl. 10. + 6. folly is set in great 4. rich sit low 
 Isa. 14. 14.1 will ascend above the 4. of the clouds 
 33.116. he shall dwell on 4. his place of defence 
 H Elis OHS. 
 
 Job 31. 11. for this is an 4. crime, yea, an iniquity 
 HEIR, S. 
 
 Cen. 15. 3. and lo, one born in my house is mine 4. 
 4. word came, saying, this shall not be thine 4. 
 
 21. 10. Ishmael shall not be 4. with my son Isaac 
 Judg. 18. t7. there w'as no 4. of restraint in the land 
 2 Sam. 14. 7* and we will destroy the 4. also 
 J'rov. .30. 23. an handmaid that is 4. to her mistress 
 Jer. 49. 1. hath Israel no sons ? hath he no 4. f 
 
 2. Israel shall be 4. unto them that were liis 4. 
 Mic. 1. 15. yet will 1 bring an 4. unto thee, O inhab. 
 Mat. 21, 38. this is the 4. Mark 12. 7. Juke 20.14. 
 Pom. 4. 1,3. that he should be 4. of the world 
 14. for if they which are of the law be 4. 
 
 8. 17. if children, then 4. 4. of God, and joint 4. 
 
 with (.iirist; if we sufier to be glorified 
 Gal. 3. 29. ye are 4. according to the promise 
 4. 1. 1 say, that the 4. as long as he is a child 
 7. if a son, then an 4. of God through Christ 
 .30. the son of the l)ond-woman shall not be 4. 
 Eph. 3. 6. that the Gentiles should be fellow-4. 
 Tit. 3. 7- according tof the hope of eternal life 
 IJeb. 1. 2. whom he appointed 4. of all things 
 
 ITeh. 1. 14. for them who shall be 4. of salvation 
 
 6. 17- God w illing to shew unto the 4. of promise 
 11. 7 . became 4. of the righteousness by faith 
 
 9. and .lacob 4. with him of the same promise 
 Jan:. 2. 5. 4. of the kingdont lie hath promised 
 1 J’et. 3. 7. as 4. together of tl»e grace of life 
 HEI.D. 
 
 Gen. 48.17. .Toseph 4. up his father’s hand 
 J'ixod. 17.11. when Moses 4. up hand, Isr. prevailed 
 36. 12. the loops 4. one curtain to another 
 Judg. 7, 20. ami 4. the lamps in their left-hands 
 16.26. Samson said unto lad that 4. him by the hanr 
 Putk 3.15. w hen she 4. it, he measured six measurea 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 36. Isabal 4. a feast in hb house 
 
 2 t-am. 18.16. for loab 4. back tlie people 
 
 1 Kings 8. 65. at that time .Solomon 4. a feast 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 110. these 4. stronely with David 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 5. the sea It. three thousand baths 
 Neh. 4. 16. the other half of tfiem 4. both spears, 21. 
 
 17. and with the other hand he 4. a weapon 
 Esth. 5. 2. the king 4. out the golden sceptre 
 
 7. 4. if we had been sold, 1 had 4. my tongue 
 Job 23. 11. my foot 4. his steps, his way have I kept 
 Psal. 32. 9. w'hose mouth must be 4. in with bit 
 
 94.18. my foot slii»peth, thy mercy, O L. 4. me up 
 I-'rov. 16. t 5. not be 4. innocent, 17. + 5. ] 19. t5. 
 Cant. .3. 4. 1 4. him, and would not let him go 
 7. 5. hair like purple, the king is 4. in the galleries 
 Jer. 50. .33. that took them captives, 4. them fast 
 Dan. 12.7. w hen he 4. up his right-hand andsw are 
 Mat. 12. 14. 4. a counsel against him, Mark 15. 1 
 J.uke22.53. the men that 4. Jesus mocked him 
 Acts 3.11. the same man that was healed, 4. Peter 
 14. 4. part 4. with the .lews, part with the apostles 
 liom. 7. 6. that being dead w herein we were 4. 
 Pev. 6.9. were slain for the testimony which they 4. 
 HEI.D peace. 
 
 Gen. 24. 21. the man wondering at her, 4. ]iispeace 
 34. 5. Jacob 4. his peace until they were come 
 Jev. 10. 3.1 will be glorified, and Aaron 4. his peace 
 Num. 30.7. her husband 4. his peace at her, 11.14. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 27. they despised Saul, he 4. his peace 
 
 2 Kings 18. 36. but people 4. their peace, would not 
 Neh. 5.8. they 4. their peace, and found nothing 
 Job 29.10. nobles 4. their peace, their tongue cleaved 
 Psal. 39. 2. 1 was dumb, 1 4. my peace from good 
 Isa. .36. 21. they 4. their peace, Mark 3. 4. | 9. 34. 
 
 57.11. have not 1 4. my peace, even of old r 
 Mat. 26. 63. but Jesus 4. his peace 
 Juke 14. 4. they 4. their peace, 20. 26. Acts 11.18. 
 Acts 15.13. tliey 4. their peace, James answered 
 HELL, 
 
 In Hebrew', Scheol. This word most commonly 
 signijies the grave, or the place or state of the 
 dead. Jacob scys-, Gen. 37. .35. 1 will go down 
 into the grave unto my son, mouming, 1 uill 
 die with grief, 1 will never leave mourning till I 
 die. So m Gen. 42. .38. If mischiet befall Ben¬ 
 jamin, then shall ye bring down no; grey hairs 
 with sorrow to the grave. You will make me, 
 who am worn away already, to die with grief. The 
 conspirators, Korah, Dathan, and Abiraiii, were 
 swallowed vp in the earth, and descended qui, k 
 into the CTave ; they were buried alive, 'N um. 16. 
 .30, 31. Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell ; 
 thou wilt not suffer my body to putrefy in the 
 grave, Psal. 16. 10. which is proplieticalty spol n 
 of the Messiah. And in Psal. 55. 15. Let death 
 seize upon them, and let them go down quick 
 into hell, into the grave. Jonah says, that he 
 cried to the Lord out of the belly of hell; that is, 
 out of the belly of a fish, wherein he was shut up 
 as in the grave, Jonah 2. 2. This word Scheol 
 is sometimes put for hell, the place where the 
 wicked or the damned are tormented; as in Job 
 11. 8. The secrets of God's providence are high 
 as heaven, and deeper than hell. And in Piov. 
 15. 11. Hell and destruction are befoie the Lord ; 
 the place and state of the damned are k nown to 
 God. The wicked shall be turned into hell, J^sal, 
 
 9. 17. 
 
 As the happiness of heaven is expressed in Scrip¬ 
 ture under the idea of a feast or wedding, at 
 which there is a great deal of light, joy, and plea¬ 
 sure ; so hell, in the New 'lestament, is set forth 
 by such representations as may powerfully in¬ 
 struct and terrify even the most carnal man. No¬ 
 thing is more intolerably painful than suffering 
 the violence of fire enraged with brimstone ; and 
 hell is described by a lake cf fire and brimstone. 
 Rev. 19. 20.1 21. 8. It is represented as a dis¬ 
 mally dark place, where there is nothing but grtcj, 
 sadness, vexation, rage, despair, and gnashing 
 of teeth, like one excluded or shut out, during the 
 obscurity of the night, and severity cf the cold. 
 Mat. 8. 12. The wicked in hell not only undergo 
 the punishment of sense, but also that of h ? 
 which is a separation from God, a privation of 
 his sight, and of the beatific vision. Add to tl„.s'e 
 the eternity of their misery, which above ail ot.hcr 
 considerations makes it intolerable: '1 heir wonn 
 dieth not, and tlieir fire b not quenched, Mark 
 9. 48. 
 
 By tlie gates of hell. Mat. 16. 18. is meant the 
 power and policy of the devil and his hwtruments. 
 I he sorrows of hell, the pains of hell; that is, 
 deadly or killing pains, such agonies and horrors 
 as dying persons u.sed to feel within themselves, or 
 .such sorroics as bring to the brink of the grave. 
 Psal. 18. 5.1 116. .3. 
 
 Dent. 32. 22. a tire shall bum unto the lowest 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 6. sorrows of 4. compassed me, Ps. 18. 5. 
 Job 11. 8. deeper than 4. what canst thou know 
 26. 6. 4. is naked before him, and destruction 
 I'sal. 9.17. the wicked shall be turned into 4. 
 
 16.10. thou wilt not leave my soul in 4. ActsQ. 27, 
 49. + 15. redeem my soul from power of 4. 86. 13. 
 55.15. and let them go down quick into 4. 
 
 116. 3. and the pains of 4. gat hold upon me 
 139. 8. if 1 make my bed in 4. thou art there 
 Prov. 5. 5. her feet to death, her steps take hold en 4. 
 7. 27. her house is the way to 4. going down 
 
HEL 
 
 HEN 
 
 HER 
 
 ProT. 9. 18. that her guests are in the Heptlis of h. 
 
 15. 1!. /<• an<i destruction are before the Loid 
 C4. that he niav clenait from /i. beneath 
 
 CS. 14. and slialt deliver his soul from /i. 
 
 CO. h. and destruction are never full 
 isa. 5. 14. tlierefore /i. hath enlarged herself 
 
 14. 9. //. from beneath is moved for thee to meet 
 
 15. yet thou shalt be brought down to h. 
 
 28. 15. and with //. are we at agreement 
 
 18. your agreement with /i. shall not stand 
 57. 9. and didst deOase thyself even unto /t. 
 pzek. .“il. 16. when I cast him down to A. ^yith them 
 
 17. they also went down unto A. with him 
 32. 21. shall speak to him out of the midst of A. 
 
 27. which are going down to A. with weapons 
 Amos 9. 2. tho’ they dig into A. thence my hand fake 
 J(>wflA2.C.outofthe belly of A. cried I, thou heardest 
 Jia/>. 2. 5. who enlargeth his desire as A. is as death 
 3jat. 5. 22. say, fool, sliall be in danger of A. fire 
 
 29. thy whole body should be c;ist into A, .30. 
 
 10. 28. to destroj" soul and body in A. f.nke 12. 5.^ 
 11.23. Capernaum brought down to A. Luke 10.15. 
 
 16. 18. the gates of A. shall not prevail against it 
 
 18. 9. having two eyes, to be cast into A. IlJark 9.47- 
 23. 15. make him twofold more the child of A. 
 
 3.3. how can ye escape the damnation of A. 
 Luke\6. 2.3. in A. he lifted up his eyes, in torments 
 ActsC. .31: that his soul was not left in A. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. t 55. O A. where is thy victory 
 Jam. 3. 6. the tongue is set on tire ot A. 
 
 £ Pet. 2. 4. if God spared not, cast angels do^vn to A. 
 Jiev. 1. 18. and I have the keys of A. and of death 
 6. 8. name was Death, and A. followed with him 
 
 20. 13. death and A. delivered up the dead in them 
 
 14. death and A. were cast into the lake of fire 
 HEL.M. 
 
 Jam. 3. 4. they are turned about with a small A. 
 HELMET. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 5. he had a A. of brass upon his head,.38. 
 Jsa. 59. 17. and an A. of salvation upon his head 
 Ezek. 2.3. 24. shall set against the shield and A. 
 
 £7.10. tliey hanged the shield and A. in thee 
 38.5. ail of them with shield and A. 
 
 Eph. 6. 17. take A. of salvation, and sword of .Spirit 
 1 T/iess. 5. 8. and for an A. the hope of salvation 
 HELM E l'S. 
 
 ■2 Chron. 26. 14. Uzziah prepared spears and A. 
 
 Jer. 46. 4. get up and stand forth with your A. 
 HELP, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 2.18. T will make him an A. meet for him 
 20. there was not found an A. meet for him 
 Exod. 18. 4. God of my father, said he, was my A. 
 Deut. .3.3.7. be thou an A. to him from his enemies 
 £6. who rideth upon the heavens in thy A. 
 
 29. O people, saved by the L. the shield of thy A. 
 Judg. 5. 23. they came not to the A. of the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. n. 9. by time sun be hot, ye shall have A. 
 
 2 Chron. £0.4. .ludah gathered to ask A. of the Lord 
 Job 6. 13. is not m3' A. in me f is wisdom driven ? 
 
 31. 21. lift mi’ hand, when I saw my A. in the gate 
 Psal. .3. 2. say of my soul, there is no A. for him 
 £0. 2. the Lord send thee A. from the sanctuary 
 27.9. thou hast been m>' A. leave me not, O God 
 S3. 20. our soul waits for L. he is our A. and shield 
 35.2.take hold of shield,standupformine A. 44. 26. 
 
 40. 17. thou art my A. and m3'deliverer, 70. 5. 
 
 42. 5. praise him ter the A. ot his c ountenance 
 46. 1. God is a very present A. in time of trouble 
 60. 11. .give us A. for vain is the A. of man, 108.12. 
 63. 7. becau.se thou hast been my A. therefore 
 
 71.12. O my God, make haste for my A. 
 
 89.19. I have laid A. upon one that is mighty 
 94.17. unless the Lord liad been my A. my soul 
 115. 9. he is their A. and theirshield, 10. 11. 
 
 121. 1. to the hills, from whence cometh my A. 
 
 2. my A. cometh from T.x>rd which'made heaven 
 124.8. our A. is in name of the Lord, who made 
 146. 3. trust not in man, in whom there is no A. 
 
 5. happy that hath the God of Jacob for his A. 
 
 Isa. 10. 3. to whom will ye flee for A. ? and where 
 20. 6,. whither we llee for A. to be deliver, from king 
 3l).5'.nor be an A. nor profit, but shame and reproach 
 
 31.1. woe to them that go down to Egypt for A. 
 
 2. against the A. ofithem that work iniquity 
 Lam. 4. 17. our eyes as yet failed for our vain A. 
 Pan. 11. 34. the\' shall be holpen with a little A. 
 Elos•.^3. 9. hast destroyed thys. but in me is thine A. 
 Acts 26. 22. having obtained A. of God, 1 continue 
 llELP, Ferb. 
 
 Gen. 49. 25. by the G. of thy father, whoshall A. thee 
 Exod. £.3.5.l3’ing under his burden, wouldest forbear 
 to A. him, thou shalt surely A. him, Deut. 22.4. 
 Pent. 32. .38. let them rise and A. you, and be 3'our 
 Josh. 1.14. pass before your brethren, and A. them 
 10.4. come unto me, and A. me, that we mai’ smite 
 
 6. come up to us quickli’, and save us, and A. us 
 
 3.3. Horam kingotGezei' came up to A. Lachish 
 SSam. 10.11. then A. me, will A. thee, 1 Chron. 19.12, 
 
 19. Si'rians feared to A. Ammon. 1 Chron. 19.19. 
 
 14. 4. woman said, A. O king, 2 Kings6. 26. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 17. if ye be come unto me to A. me 
 22. da3’ by das- there came to David to A. him 
 
 18. 5. Syrians of Damascus came to A. Hedarezer 
 22. 17. David commanded to A. Solomon his son 
 
 2 Chron. 14.11. it is notiiing with thee to A. A. us, O 
 
 Ld. our G. we rest on thee, and in thy name go 
 
 19. 2. shouldest thou A. the ungodl3’, and love them 
 
 20. 9. if we cry, then thou wilt hear and A. 
 
 £5.8. for God hath power to A. and to cast down 
 £6. 13. made war with mighty power to A. the king 
 
 28. 16. send unto the kings ot Assyria to A. him 
 
 2.3. the gods of Syria A. them, that they may A. me 
 
 29. 34. their brethren the l^evites did A. them 
 32. .3. his princes and his mighti’men did A. him 
 
 8. but with us is the T.ord our God, to A. us 
 E-ra 1. 4. let the menof his place A. him with silver 
 8.22, I was ashamed to require horsemen to A. 
 Job 8.20. neitlier will he A. the evil-doers 
 29. 12. I delivered him that had none to A. him 
 Psal. 12. 1. A. Lord II22. 11. for.there is none to A. 
 
 22.19. ha.ste thee to A. me, .38. 22. I 40.1.3. | 70. 1. 
 37.40. Lord shall A. them (146. 5. God shall A. her 
 
 Ps. 59 . 4. awake to A. me ll 79. 9. A. us, O G. of salv. 
 
 107.12. tliey fell there was none to A. Isa. 6.3.5. 
 
 109. 26. A. me, O Lord my God, O save me 
 
 118. 7. Lord taketh my part with them that A. me 
 
 119. 86. A. thou me |1 173. let thine hand ti. me 
 175. let 1113- soul live, and let thy judgments A. me 
 
 I'iccl. 4. 10. for he hath not another to A. him up . 
 Isa. .30.7. for tlie Egyptians shall A. in vain 
 
 41. 10. fear not, I will A. thee, 1.3, 14. 1 44. 2. 
 
 50. 7. for the Lord God will A. me, 9. 
 
 Jer. .37. 7. Pharaoh's army, which is cometo A. you 
 Lam. 1. 7. her people fell, and none did A. her 
 Ezek. 12.14. 1 will scatter all about him to A. him 
 .32. 21. speak out of hell with them that A. him 
 Pan. 10. 13. lo, one of the princes came to A. me 
 11.45. shall come to his end, and none shall A. him 
 T\jat. 15. 25. she worshipped him, saying, L. A. me 
 Mark 9. 22. have compassion on us, and A. us 
 24. Lord, I believe, A. thou mine unbelief 
 Luke 5.7. they beckon, that the3' should come and A. 
 10. 40. bid her tlierefore that she A. me 
 Acts 16. 9. come over into Macedonia, and A. us 
 
 21. 28. the Jews crying out, men of Israel A. 
 
 Phil. 4.3. A. those women which laboured with ine 
 Ileb. 4. 16. we may find grace to A. in time of need) 
 HELPED. y 
 
 Exod. 2.17. but Moses stood up and A. them 
 1 Sam. 7. 12. Ebenezer, hitlierto hath the IM. A. us 
 1 Kings 1.7. and they following Adonijah, A. him 
 
 20. 16. the thirty and two kings that A. him 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. and they w’ere A. against them 
 
 12.19. but they A. them not, for the lords sent 
 
 21. they A. David against the band of the rovers 
 
 15. 26. when God A. the T.evitesthat bare the ark 
 
 2 C’Ar. 18. ,31. the Lord A. .lehoshaphat, and moved 
 20. 23. every one A. to destroy another 
 
 26. 7. God A. him against the Philistines 
 
 15. for he was marvelloush' A. till he was strong 
 28. 21. but the king of Assyria A. him not 
 
 Ezra 10. 15. and Shabbethai the Levite A. them 
 Esth. 9. 3. the officers of the king A. the Jew's 
 Job 26.2. how hast thou A. him that is vdthout power 
 Ps. 28. 7. and 1 am A. H 118.13. but the Ld. A. me 
 116. 6. I was brought low, and he A. me 
 Isa. 41. 6. they A. ever3' one his neighbour 
 49. 8. in a day of salvation have I A. thee 
 Zech. 1. 15. and they A. forw ard the affliction 
 Acts 18. 27. who, when he was come, A. them much 
 Rev. 12. 16. the earth A. the woman, and opened 
 PIELPER. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 26. nor was there any A. for Israel 
 Job .30.13. they mar m3’, path, they have no A. 
 
 Psal. 10. 14. thou art the A. of the fatherless 
 
 22. t 11. be not far from me, for there is not a A. 
 
 .30. 10. Lord, be thou 103' A. || 51. 4. God is my A. 
 72. 12. he shall deliver him that hath no A. 
 
 Jer. 47.4. cut off from lyrus and Zidon ever3’ A. 
 Rom. 16. t). salute Urbane, our A. in Christ 
 Ileb. 13. 6. the L. is my A. I will not fear what man 
 HELPERS. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 1. among the might3' men, A. of the war 
 
 18. peace be to thee, and peace be to thine A. 
 
 Job 9 . 1.3. the proud A. do stoop under him 
 Ezek. 30. 8. when all her A. shall be destr03-ed 
 Nah. 3. 9. Put and Lubim were thy A. 
 
 Rom. 16. .3. Pris: ilia and Aquila 013- A. in Christ 
 
 2 Cor. 1.24. but are A. of your joy ; by faith ye stand 
 3Johti8. that we might be fellow-A. to the truth 
 
 HELPS. 
 
 Acts 27.17. they used A. undergirding the ship 
 1 Cor. 12. 28. gifts of healings, A. governments 
 HELPF/iH. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 18. peace unto thee, for th3' God A. thee 
 ha. 31. 3. both he that A. shall fall, he that is holpen 
 Jiom. 8. 26. the Spirit also A. our infirmities 
 
 1 Cor. 16.16. ye submit to every one that A. with us 
 
 HELPINCL 
 
 Ezra 5. 2. where the prophets of God A. them 
 Psal. £2.1. w'hy art thou so far from A. me t 
 
 2 Cor. 1.11. ye also A. together by prayer for us 
 
 HELVE. 
 
 Pent. 19. 5. and the head slippeth from the A. 
 
 HEMLOCK. 
 
 IIos. 10. 4. thus judgment springefh up as A. in field 
 Amos 6.12. ye turned fruit of righteousness into A. 
 HEM, S. 
 
 Exod. 28. .33. upon the A. of it thou shalt make pome¬ 
 granates of blue and 7)urple, .34. 1.39. 24,25,26. 
 Mat. 9. 20. w'oman touched A. of his garment, 14. .36. 
 HEK. 
 
 Mat. £3. 37. as a A. gathereth chickens, Ltike 13. 34. 
 HENCE. 
 
 Geti. .37. 17. the man said. the3’ are departed A. 
 
 42. 15. by the life of Phar. ye shall not go forth A. 
 50. 25. cany up my bones from A. Exod. 13.19. 
 E.tod. 11. 1. he will let 3’ou go >>. tlirust you out A. 
 
 3.3.1. depart and go up A. thou and the people 
 15. if th3' presence not with me, carry us not up A 
 Pent. 9. 12. arise, get thee down quickly from A. 
 Josh. 4. .3. take A. out of Jordan twelve stones 
 Jtidg. 6.18. depart not A. 1 pray thee, until I come 
 RuthC.8. neither go A. but abide fast by my maidens 
 1 Kings 17.3. get thee A. Isa. .30. 22. Mat. 4. 10. 
 
 /U. .39. 13. O spare, before I go A. and be no more 
 Jer. 38.10. saying, take from A. thirty men with thee 
 Zech. 0.7. he said, get you A. walk to and fro 
 Mat. 17. 20. shall say, remove A. to yonder place 
 Luke4. 9. if Son of God, cast thyself down from A. 
 
 13. 31. get thee out, anddepait h. John'!.3. 
 
 16. 26. they which would i>ass from A. toyou cannot 
 .John 2.16. take thint's A. make not my father’s 
 
 14. 31. arise, let us go A. 1| 18. .36. my kingd. not A. 
 20.15. sir, if thou have borne him A. tell ine where 
 
 Acts 1. 5. baptized with Holy CL not many days A 
 
 22. 21. 1 will send thee far A. unto the Gentiles 
 Jam. 4. 1. come fhe3' not A. even of your lusts ? 
 HENCKFOR I H. 
 
 Gen. 4. 12. the ground not A. yield thee her strength 
 Num. 18. 22. neithermust Israel A. come nigh talier. 
 Pent. 17. 16. ye shall A. return no more that way 
 
 19. 20. shall A. commit no more any such evil 
 Jicdg. 2.21. 1 will not A. drive out any before them 
 
 2 Kings 5.17. th3' serv. will A. not offer to other gods 
 2 Chron. 16.9. from A. thou shalt have wars 
 Psal. 125. 2. so is Lord about his people from A. 
 
 131. 3. Israel hope in the Lord from A. and for ever 
 Isa. 9. 7. to establish it with justice from A. for ever 
 52. 1. A. there shall no more come the unclean 
 59.21.out of mouth of thy seed’s seed A. and for ever 
 E'.ek. .36. 12. thou shalt no more A. bereave them 
 Mic.4.1. the Lord shall reign in mount/ion from A. 
 Mat. 2.3..39. ye shall not see me A. till ye say 
 
 26. 29. 1 wdl not drink A. of this fruit of % me 
 Luke 1. 48. A. all generations shall call me blessed 
 
 5. 10. fear not, from A. tliou shalt catch men 
 12. 52. A. there shall be five in one house 
 John 14. 7. A. ye know him, and have seen him 
 
 15. 15. A. 1 call you not servants, but friends 
 Acts 4. 17. they speak A. to no man in this name 
 18.6. I am clean, A. 1 will go unto the Gentiles 
 Rom. 6. 6. that A. we should not serve sin 
 2 Cor. 5. 15. should not A. live unto tliemselves, but to 
 
 16. A. know we no man, A. know we him no more 
 Gal. 6. 17. from A. let no man trouble me, for 1 bear 
 Eph. 4.14. we A. be no more childr. tossed to and fro 
 
 17. that ye A. walk not as other Gentiles walk 
 
 2 Tim. 4.8. A. there is laid up for me a crown of right. 
 Ileb. 10. 1.3. A. expecting till enemies be made 
 Rev. 14.13. blessed are they who die in Lord, from A. 
 
 HENCEFORWARD. 
 
 Kum. 15. 2.3. and A. among your generations 
 Mat. 21. 19. let no fruit grow on thee A. for ever 
 HERALD. 
 
 Pan. 3.4. an A. cried aloud, to you it is commanded 
 HERB. 
 
 Gen. 1.11. bring forth the A. yielding seed, 12. 
 
 29. I have given j'ou every A. bearing seed 
 
 2. 5. made every A. || .3. 18. thou shalt eat the A. 
 
 9. 3. even as the A. 1 have given you all things 
 
 Exod. 9. 22. the hail smote every A. of tlie field, 25. 
 
 10.12. the locusts eat every A. of the land, 15. 
 
 Pent. 32. 2. as the small rain upon the tender^*. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. were as the green A. ha. .37 . 27. 
 
 Job 8. 12. flag withereth before any other A. 
 
 .38. £7. to cause the bud of the tender A. to spring 
 Psal. 37. 2. for they shall wither as the green A. 
 
 104. 14. he causeth A. to grow for service of man 
 Isa. 66.14. your bones shall flourish like an A. 
 HERBS. 
 
 Exod. 12. 8. and with bitter A. eat it, Kum. 9- 11. 
 Pent. 11. 10. and wateredst it as a garden of A. 
 
 1 Khigs 21. 2. that I may have it for a garden of A. 
 
 2 Kings 4.39. one went into the fiehl to gather A. 
 
 Psal. 105. .35. and did eat up all the A. in their land 
 Prov. 15. 17. better is a dinner of A. where love is 
 
 27. 25. and A. of the mountains are gathered 
 
 Isa. 18. 4. 1 will consider like a clear heat upon A. 
 
 26.19. for thy dew is as tlie dew of A. and earth 
 42.15.1 will dry up all their A. make rivers islands 
 Jer. 12. 4. how long the A. of every field wither .' 
 Mat. 1.3. ,32. is greatest among all A. MarkA. 32. 
 Luke 11. 42. for ye tithe all manner of A. 
 
 Rom. 14. 2. another who is weak eateth A. 
 
 Ileb. 6.7. and bringeth forth A. meet for them 
 HERD, S. 
 
 Gen. 18.7. Abraham ran to the A. and fetched a calf 
 .32. 7. Jacob divided his A. into two bands 
 47. 18. my lord also hath our A. of cattle 
 Exod. 10. 9. with our flocks and A. will we go 
 Lev. 1. 2. ye shall bring your offering of the A. 
 
 3. 1. if ye offer it of A. male or female, Kum. 15.3. 
 27. .32. concerning the tithe of the A. or flock 
 Pent. 12. 21. thou shalt kill of thy A. and flock 
 
 15. 19. the firstling males that come of thy A. 
 
 1 Earn. 11. 5. Saul came after the A. out of the field 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. he spared to take of his A. to dress 
 
 1 Chr. 27. 29. over the A. in Sharon, A. in valleys 
 Isa. 65.10. Achor a place for the A. to lie down in 
 Jer. .31. 12. shall flow together for young of the A. 
 Joell. 18. the A. ot cattle are perplexed,no pasture 
 Jonah 3. 7. let not the A. nor flocK taste any thing 
 Hal). 3.17. anfl there shall be no A. inthe stalls 
 Mat.8. .W. A. of swine feed. Marko. 11. Luke'3. .32. 
 32. whole A. ran violently, Mark 5.13. Luke 8.33. 
 See f’LOCK.s. 
 
 HERDMAN. 
 
 Amos 7.14. I was no prophet, but I was an A. 
 HERDMEN. 
 
 Gen. 13. 7. a strife between the A. of Abram and Lot 
 
 8. let there be no strife between my A. and thy A. 
 26. 20. the A. of Gerar did strive with Isaac’s A. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 7. Doeg chiefest of A. belomred to Saul 
 Amos 1. 1. who was among tiie A. of Tekoa 
 HERE. 
 
 Ccw.l9.12. the men said, hast thou A. any besides? 
 
 15. arise, take thy two daugliters which are A. 
 
 21. 23. now therefore swear unto me A. by God 
 
 22. 1. A. i am, 7. H. I 27. 1, 18.1 .31. 11. 1.37. 1-3. 
 
 1 46. 2. Exod. .3. 4. 1 Sam. 3. 4, 5, 6, 8, 16. 
 
 2 .S«OT. 1.7. I 15. 26. i-ar. 6. 8. 
 
 5. abide ve A. with the ass, 1 and lad will go yond. 
 24. 13. btdiold, 1 stand A. by the well ot warer 
 .31. .37. set it A. before my brethren that they may 
 40. 15. and A. also have 1 done nothing to put me 
 42. .33. leave one of your brethren A. \sith me 
 47. 2.3. lo, A. IS seed for you, ye shall sow tla* land 
 Exod.24. 14. tarry ve A. tor us, till we come toyou 
 Kum. 14. 40. savinl', lo. we be A. and w ill go up 
 22. 8. lodge A. this night, 1 w ill bring you w ord, 19. 
 
 2.3. 1. build A. seven altars, prepare A. oxen, 29. 
 .32. 6. shall voiir breth. go to war. and vou .-.if A. / 
 
 16. w'e wilf build slieep-folds A. tor our catlje 
 Deut. 5. 3. even us, whoare all of usA. alive thisday 
 12. 8. after all the things we do A. this day 
 
 29. 15. w ith him that standeth A. that is not A. 
 
 .Tosh. 18. 6. that 1 may cast lots for you A. 0. 
 
 Judg. 4.20. is there any man A.thou slialt say. no 
 
 18. 3. and w hat hast thou //. ? I' 19. 9. lodge A. 
 
 19. 24. behold, A. is my daughter, a maiilen 
 
 20. 7. give A. your advice and counsid 
 Ruth 2. 8. but'abide A. fast by my maidens 
 
 4.1. unto whom he said, turn aside, sit dow n A. 2. 
 1 Sam. 1.26. 1 am the woman thatsfoiKl by thee A. 
 
 9. 11. they went up the hill and said, is the seer A. ? 
 
 Q 2 2-27 
 
HER 
 
 HER 
 
 HID 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 3. behold, /i. 1 am, 22. 12. Tsa. 58. 9. 
 
 14. .34. slay them Ji. and eat, and sin not against L. 
 
 16.11. .Samuel said to .lesse, are /;. all thy children 
 
 21.8. is there not //. under thine hand a spear 
 
 9. it is //. wrapped in a cloth, none save that 4. 
 
 23. 3. behold, we be at'raid 4. in .ludah ; how much 
 29. 3. the princes saitl, what do these 1 lebrews 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.12. tarry 4. today H 18. 30. turn aside 4. 
 20. 4. be thou 4. present jj 24. 22. 4. be oxen 
 
 1 Khtg.s 2. .‘>0 and he said, nav, but 1 will die 4. 
 
 18.8. tell thy lord, behold, Elijah is 4. 11. 14. 
 
 19. 9. he Said, v\hat doest thou 4. Elijah 13. 
 
 20. 40. as thy servant was busy 4. and there 
 
 22.7. is there not 4. a prophet ot L. 2 Kings 11. 
 
 2 Ki/igsil. 2. J-.lijah said, tarry 4. I pray thee, 6. 
 
 3.11.4. is Elisha ||7. 3. why sit we 4. until we die ? 
 7. 4. the lepers said, if we sit still 4. we die also 
 10.23. look there be 4. none of the servants of Lord 
 
 1 C/ir. 29. 17. with joy thy people present 4. tooH'er 
 JoA 38. 11. 4. shall thy proud waves be stayed 
 35. that lightnings may say unto thee, 4. we are 
 Psal. 132. 14. this is my rest, 4. will 1 dwell 
 Jsa. 21. 9. behold, 4. cometh a chariot of men 
 
 22.16. what hast thou 4. ? whom hast thou 4. 
 
 28. 10. 4. a little, and there a little, 13. 
 
 52. 5. now therefore, what have 1 4. ? saith Lord 
 lEzek. 8. 6. the house of Israel committeth 4. 17. 
 Has. 7. 9. gray hairs are 4. and there upon him 
 Mat. 12. 41. a greater than Jonas is 4. Luke 11. 32. 
 42. a greater than .Solomon is 4. Ltike 11. 31. 
 
 14.8. give me 4. John Baptist’s head in a charger 
 
 17. we have 4. but live loaves, and two lishes 
 
 16. 28. there be some standing 4. Luke 9. 27. 
 
 17. 4. I.ord, it is good for us to be 4. let us make 4. 
 
 24. 2. shall not be left 4. one stone upon another 
 
 23. if any say to you, lo, 4. is Chr. Mark 13. 21. 
 
 26. 36. sit ye 4. while I go and pray, Mark 14. 32. 
 38. tarry ye 4. and w'atch with me 
 28. 6. he is not 4. he is risen, Mark 16. 6. Luke 24.6. 
 M»rk 6. 3. and are not his sisters 4. with us r 
 13.1. I\Iaster, see what stones and buildings are 4. 
 Luke 4. 23. what heard done, do 4. in thy country 
 
 9. 12. for w'e are 4. in a desert place 
 
 17. 21. neither shall they say, lo 4. or lo there 
 
 23. say to you, see 4. or sec there, go not after fh. 
 19. 20. behold, 4. is thy pound which 1 have kept 
 22. 3.1. 4. are two swords, he said, it is enough 
 
 24. 41. he said unto them, have ye 4. any meat.' 
 
 John 6. 9. there is a lad 4. which hath five loaves 
 11. 21. 1 ,ord, if thou hadst been 4. my brother, .32. 
 ActsS. 36. 4. is w'ater \\ 9. 10. behold, i am 4. Lord 
 
 9.14. and 4. he hath authority from the priests 
 
 10. .3.3. are we all 4. present before God, to hear 
 
 16. 28. do thyself no harm, for we are all 4. 
 
 24. 19. who ought to have been 4. before thee 
 
 25. 24. and all men which are 4. present with us 
 Col. 4. 9. make known unto you all things done 4. 
 Heh. 7. 8. and 4. men that die receive tithes 
 
 13.14. for 4. have we no continuing city, seek one 
 Jam. 2. 3. sit 4. in a good place, or sit 4. under 
 
 1 Pet. 1.17. pass time of your sojourning 4. in fear 
 Lev. 13.10. 4. is the patience of the saints, 14. 12. 
 
 18. 4. is wisdom ; let him that hath understanding 
 
 14.12. 4. are they that kept the commandments 
 
 17. 9. and 4. is the mind which hath wisdom 
 
 See St.\nd. 
 
 HEREAFTER. 
 
 Jsa. 41. 2.3. shew the things that are to come 4. 
 Ezek. 20. .39. 4. also, if ye will not hearken unto me 
 Dan. 2. 29. wdiat should come to pass 4. 45. 
 
 Mat. 26. 64. 4. shall ye see the Son of man sitting 
 Mark 11.14. no man eat fruit of thee 4. for ever 
 Lukell. 69. 4. shall Son of man sit on right hand 
 John 1. 51. 1 say, 4. ye shall see heaven opened 
 
 1.3. 7- thou knowest not now, thou shalt know 4. 
 
 14. 30. 4. I will not talk much with you 
 
 1 Tim. 1.16. pattern to them which 4. believe cn him 
 Lev. 1. 19. write the things which shall be 4. 
 
 4. 1. 1 will shew thee things which must be 4. 
 
 9.12. and behold, there come two woes more 4. 
 
 HEREBY. 
 
 Gen. 42.15. 4. ye shall be proved, by life of Pharaoh 
 .33. 4. shall 1 know that ye are true men 
 JSktan. 16. 28. 4. know that the I.ord hath sent me 
 Josh. 3. 10. 4. know that the living God is among 
 
 1 Cor. 4.4. 1 know nothing, yet am 1 not 4. justitfed 
 iJo/m 2. .3. 4. we do know that w'e know him 
 
 5. keepeth word, 4. know we that we are in him 
 
 3.16. 4. perceive we the love of God, because 
 
 19. and 4. w'e know that we are of the truth 
 
 24. and 4. we know that he abideth in us 
 
 4. 2. 4. know ye the Spirit of God, evoy spirit 
 
 6. 4. know we the Spirit of truth and of error 
 13. 4. know W'e that we dw-ell in him, and he in us 
 
 HEREIN. 
 
 Gen. .34.22. onb’ 4. will the men consent unto us 
 
 2 Chr. 16. 9. 4. thou hast done foolishly, therefore 
 Jo/m 4. 37. 4. is that saying true, one soweth 
 
 9. 30. 4. is a marvellous thin?, that j’e know not 
 
 15. 8. 4. is my Father gloritied, that ye bear fruit 
 Acts 24.16. 4. do 1 exercise myself to have conscien. 
 
 2 Cor. 8.10. 4. 1 give my advice, for this expedient 
 I John 4.10. 4. is love 1117. 4. is love made perfect 
 
 HERESY. 
 
 This u'ord comes from the Greek, Hasresis, atid sig- 
 tufies in general, a sect, or choice. It is some¬ 
 times taken in a good sense, as in Acts 26. 5. After 
 the most straitest sect, or heresy, of our religion, 
 
 I lived a Pharisee. St. Paul commends the sect, 
 opinion, and way of the Pharisees, ar being more 
 learned and strict, and as coming nearer to 
 the truth in many things, than the other sect, 
 of r4e Sadducees. But most commonly it is 
 taken in a had sense, for some fundamental error 
 in matters of religion, adhered to with obsti¬ 
 nacy. St. Paul enumerates heresies among the 
 works of the Jlesh, Gal. 5. 20. And St. Peter 
 says, 'There shall be false teachers among you, 
 who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, 
 even denying the Lord that bought them, 2 >Vr. 
 2. 1. St. Paul says in 1 Cor. 11. 19. There must 
 be also heresies among you, that they which 
 
 are approved may be made manifest among 
 j’Ou. Jt is not simply and absolutely necessary 
 that there should be such schisms and divisions in 
 the church, but God has decreed to permit Satan 
 to shew his malice, and men to discover the 
 lusts and corruptndis of their nature, by causing 
 such divisions, that the .sincerity of his people 
 may be tried and knou'ii by their stedfastness 
 to the truth, and opposition to these corruptions. 
 Christianity was called a sect, or heresy, by 
 'J ertullus and the profane Jews, Acts 24.*5, 14. 
 Y'e have found this man a pestilent fellow, ami 
 ringleader of the sect of the Sazarenes. 1 his 
 I confess, says St. Paul, that after the way 
 which they call heresy, so wciship 1 the God 
 ot my lathers. 
 
 As to the Sects, or Heresies among the Jews, See 
 Sect. 
 
 From the very beginning of the Christian church 
 there were very dangeroiis and picrnictoits here¬ 
 sies; for the most essential doctlines of religion 
 were attacked, such as the divinity of Christ, 
 his quality tf Messiah, the reality and truth of 
 his incarnation, the resurrection of the dead, the 
 liberty of Christians, and their freedom from the 
 legal ceremonies, and other points of this nature. 
 The most ancient of these founders' tf heresy, is 
 Simon the magician, who desired to buy the gift 
 of God wnh money, and afterwards set himself up 
 for the Messiah, God Almighty the Creator, 
 Acts 8. 9, 10. The false apostles, against whom 
 St. Paul so often speaks in his epistles, had a 
 mind that the faithful should receive circumci¬ 
 sion, and subject themselves to all the legal ob¬ 
 servances, Gal. 5. 11. 1 6. 12. 
 
 The N icolaitanes allowed of a community of women, 
 and without any scruple committed the most ig¬ 
 nominious actions, and followed the superstitions 
 of heathenism^ It is said, they went over to the 
 sect of the Cainists, who acknowledged a power 
 superior to that of the Creator. St. .John speaks 
 of t4e N icolaitanes, as a sect of heretics then 
 subsisting, and producing great disorders in the 
 churches of Asia, Lev. 2. 6, 15. At the same 
 time there were fahe Christs, and false prophets, 
 
 1 John 2. 18, 22. 2 John 7. St. Paul speaks of 
 llymeneus and Philetus, who departed from the 
 truth, saying, that the resurrection is already 
 qiast, 2 'Tim. 2. 17, 18. lie foretold that in the 
 last times there would he some who should forsake 
 the faith, and give themselves up to the spirit of 
 error, and the doctrine.^ of devils, 1 l im. 4. 1. 
 St. Peter and Jude foretell the same thing, 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. Jude 18. And herein they only 
 copy lehat Jesus Christ himself had said in the 
 go.spel. Mat. 7. 15. 124. 24. Beware of false 
 prophets, which come to you in sheep's cloth¬ 
 ing, but inwardb' the}' are ravening wolves. 
 For there shall arise false Christs, and false 
 prophets, and shall shew great sian's and won¬ 
 ders ; insomuch that, if it were possible, they 
 shall deceive the very elect. 
 
 Acts HA. 14. after the way w hich they call 4. 
 
 HERESIES, 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 19. there must be also 4. among you 
 Gal. 5. 20. the works of the fiesh, wrath, strife, 4. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. who privily brimr in damnable 4. 
 
 IIERElTC. 
 
 Tit. 3.10. an 4. after tlie second admonition, reject 
 HERETOFORE. 
 
 Exod. 4. 10. I am not eloquent, neither 4. nor since 
 5. 7. no more give straw to make brick as 4. 
 
 Josh. .3. 4. for je have not passed this way 4. 
 
 Ruth 2. 11. to a people which thou knewes't not 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 7. there hath not been such a thina: 4. 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 2. 1 write to them which 4. have sinned 
 
 HEREUNTO. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 25. or wdio else can hasten 4. more than I ? 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. for even 4. were ve called, because 
 HEREWITH. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 29. and yet thou wast not satisfied It. 
 
 Mai. 3.10. that there may be meat in mine house, 
 and prove me now 4. saith the Lord of hosts 
 HERITAGE. 
 
 E.rod. 6. 8. the .and, I will give it you for an 4. 
 
 Job 20. 29. and the 4. appointed by God for him 
 27. 13. the 4. of oppressors w Inch they shall receive 
 Ps. 16. 6. in pleasant places, yea, I have a eoodly 4. 
 61. 5. give me the 4. of those that fear thy name 
 94. 5. they break thy people, they afflict thy 4. 
 
 111. 6. he may give them the 4. of the heathen 
 119. 111. thy testimonies have 1 taken as an 4. 
 
 127. 3. lo, children are an 4. of the 1 ord 
 135. 12. and gave their land for an 4. 136. 21, 22. 
 Isa. 54.17. tills is the 4. of the servants of the Lord 
 58. 14. I will feed thee with the 4. of Jacob 
 Jer. 2. 7- and ye made mine 4. an abomination 
 3. 19. how shall 1 give thee a goodly 4 .'! 
 
 12. 7., 1 have left mine 4. || 8. mine 4. is as a lion 
 9. mine 4. is unto me as a speckled biril, the birds 
 15. 1 will bring them again every man to his 4. 
 
 17. 4. thou shalt discontinue from thine 4. 1 give 
 50. 11. O destroyers of mine 4. because srrown fat 
 Joel 2. 17.. aiid give not thine 4. to reproach 
 3. 2. I will plead with them for my 4. Israel 
 Mic. 2. 2. so they oppre.ss a man and his 4. 
 
 7. 14. feed the flock of thine 4. with thy rod 
 18. that passeth by the transgression of his 4. 
 
 Mai. 1. .3. 1 laid Esau's mountains and 4. waste 
 1 Pet. 5. 3. neither as being lords over God's 4. 
 HERITAGES. 
 
 Isa. 49. 8. to cause to inherit the desolate 4. 
 HERODIANS. 
 
 See Signification on Sect. 
 
 Mat. 22.16. they sent unto him their disciples, with 
 11. saying, we know thou art true, Mark 12.13. 
 Mark .3. 6. the Pharisees took counsel with the II. 
 
 HERON. 
 
 Lev. 11.19. the stork, the 4. unclean, Dcut. 14.18. 
 
 IIersei.f, See Self. 
 
 TIER’S. 
 
 Job 39.16. ostrich is hardened as tho’ they were not 4. 
 
 IIEW, 
 
 Exod. .34.1.4. thee two tables of stone, Devt. 10.1, 
 Deut. 12. .3. ye shall 4. down the graven images 
 19.5. when a man goeth with neighbour to 4. wood 
 1 /sings 5.6. that they 4. me cedar-trees out of l.eb. 
 
 18. Solomon's and Hiram's builders <iid 4. theta 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 2. Jlavid set masons to 4. stones 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 2. Solomon told 80,tKX) to 4. in mountains 
 Jer. 6. 6. 4. ye down trees and cast a mount 
 Dan. 4.14. he cried aloud, 4. down the tree, 2.3. 
 
 HEv\ El). 
 
 Exod. 34.4. he 4. two tables like the first, Deut. 10„3. 
 1 .Saw. 11. 7. -Saul 4. oxen in pieces, and sent them 
 15. 33. and Samuel 4. Agagm pieces in GilgaF 
 
 1 Kings 5. 17. 4. stones to lay foundation of house- 
 
 6. .30. with three rows of 4. stones, 7. 12. 
 
 7. 9. according to the measures of 4. stones, 11. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 12. buy 4. stone to repair the breaches 
 Isa. 22. 16. thou hast 4. thee out a sepulchre 
 Jer. 2. 1.3. my (leotile have 4. them out cisterns 
 Ilos. 6.5. therefore have 1 4. them by the prophets 
 
 HEWER. 
 
 Deut. 29.11. from 4. of wood, unto draw er of water 
 HRWER.S. 
 
 Josh. 9. 21. let them be 4. of wood and draw ers, 23. 
 27. Joshua made them that day 4. of wood 
 
 1 Kings 5. 15. and 8.),0;)0 4.in mountains, 2 C4r.2.18. 
 
 2 Kings\H. 12. laid out money to masons and 4. 
 
 1 Chron.HH. 15. are 4. with thee in abundance 
 
 2 Chr. 2.10. 1 will give to thy servants the 4. 
 
 Jer. 46. 22. shall come against Egypt as 4. of wood 
 
 HEW El 11. 
 
 Isa. 10. 15. shall the axe boast against him that 4..^ 
 
 22.16. as he that 4. him out a sepulchre on high 
 44. 14. he 4. I'.iindown cedars, and taketJi cypress 
 HEWN. 
 
 Prov. 9. 1. she hath 4. out her seven pillars 
 Isa. 10. 33. the high ones of stature shall be 4. dow n 
 .3.3. 9. Leban. is ashamed, and 4. down, Shai on likje 
 51. 1. look unto the rock whence ye are 4. 
 
 Mat. 3.10. 4. down and cast into fire, 7.19. Luke 3.9. 
 27 . 60. and laid it in a sepulchre which he had A. 
 out in the rock, Mark 15. 46. Luke 23. 53. 
 See Stone. 
 
 HID. 
 
 Gen. 3. 8. and Adam and his xvife 4. themselves 
 10. afraid because I was naked, and 1 4. myself 
 35. 4. Jacob 4. them under the oak by Sliechem 
 Exod. 2.2. goodly child, she 4. Moses three months^ 
 12. Moses slew'the Egyptian, and 4. him in sand 
 3. 6. Moses 4. his face, for he was afraid to look 
 Josh. 2. 4. Rahab4. the spies with stalks of flax, 6. 
 6.17. because she 4. the messengers we sent, 25. 
 
 7. 21. and behold they are 4. in the earth 
 10. 16. the five kings 4. themselves in a cave 
 Judg. 9. 5. yet Jotham w-as lett, for he 4. himself 
 1 Sam. 3.18. .Samuel told Eli and 4. noth, fiom him 
 
 10. 22. Saul 4. himself || 20. 24. David 4. himself 
 
 1 Kings 18. 4. Obadiah 4. the prophets, 13. 
 
 2 /kings 4. 27. and the Lord hath 4. it from me 
 
 6. 29. I said, give thy son, she hath 4. her son 
 
 7. 8. lepers went and 4. it, carried thence, and 4. it 
 
 11. 2. they 4. him and his nurse, 2 Chron. 22. 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 20. Oman and four sons 4. tliemselves 
 Job 3. 10. nor 4. sorrow' from mine eyes 
 10. 13. these things hast thou 4. in thine heaH 
 
 17 . 4. thou hast 4. their heart from understanding 
 
 2.3. + 12. 1 have 4. the words of his mouth 
 
 29. 8. the young men saw me and 4. themselves 
 Psal. 9.15. in net which they 4. their own foot taken. 
 
 22. 24. neither hath he 4. his face from him 
 
 35. 7. without cause they 4. for me their net 
 
 8. let his net that he hath 4. catch himself 
 
 55. 12. then 1 would have 4. myself from him 
 119. 11. thy word have 1 4. in mine heart 
 140. 5. the proud have 4. a snare for me, and cords- 
 Isa. 28.15. under falsehood have we 4. ourselves 
 
 49. 2. in shadow of his hand, in quiver he 4. me 
 
 50. 6. 1 4. not my face from shame and spitting' 
 
 5.3. 3. and w'e 4. as it were our faces from him 
 54. 8. in a little wrath 1 4. my face from thee 
 57. 17. I 4. me and was wroth, and he went 
 59. 2. and your sins have 4. his face from you 
 
 64. 7. for thou hast 4. thy face from us 
 
 65. 16. because they are 4. from mine eyes 
 Jer. 13. 5. so 1 went and 4. it by' Euphrates 
 
 7. 1 took girdle from the place where I had 4. it 
 
 18. 22. for they have 4. snares for my feet 
 
 3.3. 5. 1 have 4. my face from this city 
 
 36. 26. to take them, but the Ixird 4. them 
 
 4.3.10. will set his throne on these stones I have 4;’ 
 Ezek. 22. 26. have 4. their eyes from my sabbaths 
 39. 23. therefore 4. I my face from them, 24. 
 
 Mat. 11.25. thou hast 4. from the wise, Luke 10. 2R 
 
 1.3. .33. 4. in three measures of meal, Luke 13. 2U 
 
 25. 18. but he went and 4. his lord's money' 
 
 25. 1 went and 4. thy talent in the earth 
 Luke \ . HA. Elizabeths, herself five months 
 John 8.59. but .lesus 4. himself, and went out 
 Lev. 6. 15. bond-nnui and free man 4 themselves 
 HID. 
 
 Deut. 33.19. they shall suck of treasures 4. in sai'jd 
 Josh. 7. 22. and behold, it was 4. in his tent 
 10. 17- the five kings are found 4. in a cave 
 2 Sam. 17. 9. behold, he is 4. now in some pit 
 
 18. 13. no matter 4. from king, 1 Kings 10. 3, 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 2. 
 
 2 Kings 11.3. he was 4. in house of G. 2 Chr. 22.12, 
 
 2 Chron. HH. 9. Ahaziah was 4. in Samaria 
 Job .3. 21. and dig for it more than for 4. treasures 
 
 23. why is light given to a man w hose way is 4 ^ 
 
 6. 16. stream of brooks, wherein the snow is 4. 
 
 28.11. the thing that is 4. bringeth he forth 
 21. seeing it is"4. from the eyes of all living 
 29. + 10. the voice of the nobles was 4. 
 
 .38. .30. the waters are 4. as w ith a stone 
 Ps. 17. 14. whose belly thou fillest with 4. treasure 
 
 19. 6. nothing is 4. from the heat thereof 
 
 Prov. 2. 4. and searches! for her as for 4. treasures 
 Isa. 40. 27. w'hy sayest, my way is 4. from the Ld, 
 42. 22. and they are 4. in prison-houses 
 Jer. 16. 17. nor their iniquity 4. from mine eyes 
 
HID 
 
 HIG 
 
 HIG 
 
 fer.S~. + 17. and there is nothing /;. from thee 
 Hos. 13. 12. sin of Kphraim bound up, his sin is/i. 
 Mat. 10. 26. there is notliing //. that shall not be 
 known, Mark 4. 22. Luke 8. I?. I 12. 2. 
 lAike 9 . 45. tliis saying was//, from them, 18. 34. 
 
 19. 42. but now' they are h. from thine eyes 
 Epft. 3. 9. from the beginning hath been //. in God 
 Col. 1.26. mystery which liath been A. from ages 
 
 2. .3. in wlio'm are A. all the. treasures of wisdom 
 
 3. 3. and your life is A. with Christ in God 
 ileb 11. 23. by faith IMoses was A. three months 
 
 JielllD. 
 
 Cen. 4. 14. hast driven me, from thy face shall 1 
 
 be A. 
 
 Lev. 4.13. thing be A. from the assem.hly, 5. 3, 4. 
 
 5. 13. and it be A. from the eyes of herhusb. 
 Job 5. 21. shall be A. fiom the scourgeot the tongue 
 ‘20. 20. darkness shall be A. in his secret places 
 Isa. 29.14. the understanding of itrudent men be A. 
 lios. 13. 14. repentance, shall be A. from mine eyes 
 Amos 9. 3. and thougli they be A. from mv sight 
 ^kah. 3. 11. thou shall be drunken, thou shall be A. 
 ZepA. 2. 3. it may be ye shall be A. in the day 
 ^ Cor. 4. 3. if our gospel be A. it is hid to tlie lost 
 Act he HID. 
 
 Mat. 5. 14. a city that is set on an hill canwof he A. 
 MarkT. 24. entered an house, but he could 7tot he A. 
 
 1 7V»i.5.25. they that are otherwise canwef be A. 
 Not HID. 
 
 Job 15. 18. told from their fathers, and not A. it 
 Psal. 32. 5. and mine iniquity have 1 not A. 
 
 38. 9. and my groaning is net A. from thee 
 40. 10. 1 have 7wt A. thy righteousness within 
 69. 5. and mj’ sins are not A. fiom thee 
 139. 15. my substance w as?/ef A. when I was made 
 Jer. 16.17. my eyes upon their ways, they are not A. 
 
 from my face, neither is iniq. hid from my eyes 
 JIos. 5. 3. I know Ephraim, Israel is 7Wt A. from me 
 Luke 8. 47. woman saw that she was 7wt A. she came 
 HIDDEN. 
 
 Erod. 9. + .32. for the wheat and the rye were A. 
 J^r. 5. 2. if it be A. from him, he shall be unclean 
 JJeut. .30. 11. it is not A. from thee, nor is it afar off 
 Job 3. 16. as an A. untimely birth, 1 had not been 
 15. 20. the number of years is A. to the oppressor 
 J8. t 10. the snai e is A. for him in the ground 
 24. 1. seeing times are not A. from thee 
 Psal. 51. 6. in A. part shall make me know- wisdom 
 Prov. 28. 12. when the wicked rise, a man is A. 
 
 Isa. 45. 3. 1 will give thee A. riches of secret places 
 48. 6. 1 have shewed thee new' things, A. things 
 Jer. 33. + 3. and 1 will shew thee A. things 
 Obad. 6. how are his A. things sought up ! 
 
 ZecA. 11. + 16. shepherd not visit those who be A. 
 Acts 26. 26. none of these things are A. from him 
 1 Cor. 2.7. even the A. wisdom which God ordained 
 4.5. will bring to light the A. things of darkness 
 -2 Cor. 4. 2. have renounced A. things of (iishonesty 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. but let it be the A. man of the heart 
 Pev. 2. 17. 1 w ill give to eat of the A. manna 
 rllDDEN o7ies. 
 
 Psal. 83. 3. they consulted against thy A. ones 
 HIDE, Siibstantive. 
 
 Lev. 8. 17. his A. and tlesh he burnt with fire, 9.11. 
 HIDE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To conceal, or keep any thing from 
 the sight atid knowledge of others. 1 Sam. 20. 2. 
 Why should my father liide this thing from me ? 
 -Gen. 18. 17. Shall 1 hide from Abraham that 
 thing which I do? 1 icill 7iot, I camwt Aide it ; 
 it is against the laws of friendskip to conceal my 
 secrets from Aim. [2J Not to corifess one^s sins, 
 or to excic'.e and extetmate them. Psal. .32. 5. \ 
 acknowledged my sin unto thee, and mine ini¬ 
 quity have I not hid. And m Prov. 28. 13. He 
 ■that covereth his sins shall not prosper. That 
 does 7iot co7ifess them to God, and meti too, when 
 occasion re.juires it : that beitig cotitinced, or 
 admonished of his sms, either justifieth, or de- 
 aiieth, or eicTtseth them. [3] To cover .ow by free 
 pardon and forgiveness. Psal. 51. 9. Hide thy 
 face from my sins ; look 7iot 7ipo7i them tvith an 
 eye of revenge, but forget and forgive them. [4] 
 To protect and keep safe. Psal. 27-, 5. In the 
 time of trouble he shall bide me in his pavilion. 
 The saints are called the hidden ones. Psal. 
 ■83. 3. 'Ihey have consulted against thy hidden 
 J>nes; agamst thy people, whom thou hidest as a 
 precious treasttre, and protectest front the rage 
 of their enemies. [5] To put orieself U7ider the 
 protection of the Almighty by faith, prayer, and 
 repentance. Prov. 22. 3. 1 he prudent man 
 ^oreseeth the evil, and hideth himself. TAtu 
 the godly hide themselves utider the wings of God's 
 promises. 
 
 Tdhe Psalmist says, T have not hid thy righteous¬ 
 ness within my heart, Psal. 40. 10. that is, I have 
 not stnothered, or slnit it up there, btit spread it 
 abroad for thy glory, and the good of the world. 
 Chir first parents hid themselves from the presence 
 .of God, after they had eaten the forbidden frtiit, 
 ieiny filled with shame atid conscietice of their 
 ^tilt, and dread of judgment, Gen. .3. 8. The 
 Psalmist prays. That God would not hide him¬ 
 self from his supplication, Psal. 55. 1. that is, 
 that he would not ttirn away his face and ear, as 
 .0710 resolved not to hear 7ior help; but that he 
 reotild be pleased to hear him, to look favotirably 
 upoti him. It is spoken after the rnanner of men, 
 who show their arersiori and estratigement, by 
 hiding their face, by ttcrnmg from any cme. In 
 Psal. 119. 19. David prays to God, not to hide 
 his commandments from him ; to discover to him 
 the .^ense and meaning < f them. 
 
 Den. 18.17. shall I A. from Abraham what T do ? 
 47. 18. we will not h. it from my lord, how that 
 Exod. 2. .3. and w hen she could not longer h. him 
 Lev. 20.4. any ways A. their eyes from the man 
 Dent. 22.1. go astray, and A. thyself from them, 4. 
 
 3. with all lost things, thou mayest not/r. thyself 
 Josh. 2. 16. and A. yourselves there three days 
 7. 19. tell what thou hast done, A. it not from me 
 
 Judg. 6. 11. to A. the wheat from the iVIidianites 
 
 l.'iam.'i. 17. //. it not from !ue, if thou A. 2 Csaw. 14.18. 
 
 19. 2. abide in a secret i)lace, and//. thyself 
 
 ^0. 2. whv should my father^, this thing trommel 
 '5. let me go, that 1 may A. myself in the field 
 19 come to the j/lace where thou didst A. thyself 
 1 Ktngs 17. 3. and h. thyself by the brook Clrerith 
 22. 25. into an inner chamber to A. 2 Chr. 18. 24. 
 Job 13. 20. then w ill 1 not A. myself trom thee 
 
 14.1.3. O that thou wouldest A. me in the grave 
 
 20. 12. though he A. it under his tongue 
 
 33. 17. from his purpose,and A. pride trorn man 
 40. 13. A. them in the dust together, and l ind 
 
 Psal. 17. 8. A. me under the shadow or thy wings 
 27.5. time of trouble he shall //.mein his pavilion, 
 in secret of his tabernacle shall he //. me 
 .30. 7. thou didst //. thy face and 1 was troubled 
 31.20. tlsoushalt//. them in secret of thy presence 
 
 55. 1. and //. not thyself from my supplication 
 64. 2. A. me from the sec-ret counsel or the wicked 
 78. 4. we. will not//, them from their children 
 89. 46. how long, O Lord, wilt thou //. thyself? 
 
 119. 19. A. not thy commandments from me 
 143. 9. deliver me. O Lord, 1 liee to thee to A. me 
 Prov. 2. 1. and A. my commandments w ith thee 
 Isa. 1.15. I w ill li. inv eyes from you, I w ill not hear 
 
 2. 10. and //. thee in the dust, for fear of the Lord 
 
 3. 9. they //. not theii sin |1 16. 3. //. the outcasts 
 
 26. 20. A. thyself as it were for a little moment 
 
 29.15. w oe to them that seek deep to //. their conns. 
 58. 7. that thou A. not thyself from thine ow n tlesh 
 
 Jer. 1.3. 4. and //. it there in a hole of the rock 
 
 6. girdle which 1 commanded thee to//, there 
 .36. 19. go, //. thee, thou, and Jeremiah, and let 
 
 38. 14. 1 will ask thee a thing, //. nothing trom me 
 25. //. it not from us H 43. 9. A. them in the day 
 
 Lam. 3. 56. //. not thine ear at my breathing, my cry 
 Ezek. 28. 3. there is no secret they can //. trom thee 
 
 31. 8. cedars in garden of God could not//. him 
 
 39. 29. neither will 1 A. my face any more from th. 
 Jam. 5. 20. and shall //. a multitude of sins 
 
 Rev. 0. 16. A. us from the face of him that sitteth 
 Nee Face. 
 
 HIDE himself. 
 
 1 Sam. 23.19. doth not David //. himself? 26. 1. 
 
 Jer. 2.3. 24. can any //. Aisnself ws secret places ? 
 
 49. 10. and he shall not be able to A. himself 
 John 12. 30. and .lesus did //. himself from them 
 HIDE themselves. 
 
 Deut.~. 20. till they that A. themselves be destroyed 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 6. the people did//. tZ/e/z/je/rej in caves 
 
 2 Kings 7. 12. Syrians gone to h. themselves in field 
 Job 2-4. 4. the poor of tlie earth h. themselves 
 
 34. 22. where workersof iniquity may //. themselves 
 Psal. 56. 6. they h. themselves. {\\oy mark my steps 
 Prov. 28.28. w hen the wicked rise, men //. themselves 
 Pan. 10. 7. so that they fled to A. themselves 
 Amos 9. 3. tho’ they //. themselves \n top of Carmel 
 
 HIDEST. 
 
 Job 13. 24. why A. thy face ? Psal. 44. 24.1 88. 14. 
 Psal. 10.1.why //. thou thyself in times of trouble.' 
 104. 29. thou //. thy face, they are troubled 
 Isa. 45. 15. verily thou art a God that //. thyself 
 HIDETH. 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 23. find the lurking places where he//. 
 Job 23. 9. he //. himself on the right hand, that 
 34. 29, when he //. his face, who can behold him ? 
 42. .3. who is he that //. counsel w ithout knowledge 
 Psal. 10. 11. he //. his face, he will never see it 
 139. 12. yea, the darkness //. not from thee 
 Prov. 10. 18. he that //. hatred with lying lips 
 19. 24. the slothful //. his hand in his bosom, 26.15. 
 
 22.3. a prudent man foreseeth and //. himselt, 27.12. 
 
 27. 16. whosoever //. her, A. the wind 
 
 28. 27. he that//.his eyes shall have many a curse 
 Isa. 8. 17. that //. his face from the house of Jacob 
 Mat. 13. 44. which when a man hath found, he //. 
 
 HIDING.. 
 
 Job 31. 33. by //. mine iniquity in my bosom 
 Psal.32. 7. thou art mv A. place, 119. 114. 
 
 Isa.2Q. 17. the waters shall overflow the //. place 
 .32. 2. a man shall be as an A. place from the w ind 
 IJab. 3. 4, and there was the //. of his power 
 HIGH. 
 
 High places,Hebrew, Eamoth. They are often 
 spoken of in Scripture, and the prophets ttpbraid 
 the Israelites for riothing with so much zeal as for 
 wwrsAipping upon the places. The destroying 
 of these high places is a commendation given hut 
 to few princes in the scripture ; and many of them, 
 though otherwise zealous for the observance of the 
 law', had not the courage tc ruin these eminences, 
 and prevent the people from sacrificing upon them. 
 While the temple was 7u t built, there was nothing 
 in high places expressly contrary to the law, pro¬ 
 vided God only was adored theie, and that 710 m- 
 cen.sc or victims were offered to idols. Under the 
 Judges they seem to have been tolerated; and 
 Samuel offered sacrifices in several places be¬ 
 sides the tabernacle, where the ark was 7iot pre¬ 
 sent. Even in David’s time, they .sacrificed to 
 the Ter////r .'^hiloh, Jerusalem,/77///Gibeon. But 
 after that the temple -was built, and a place pre¬ 
 pared for the fixed settlemevit of the ark, it was 710 
 more allo-wed of to sacrifice cut of Jerusalem. 
 Solomon, in the beginning of his reign, went to 
 Gfdoecscs to sacrifice there, 1 Kings .3. 4. But from 
 that time we see no la-wful sacrifices offered out of 
 the temple. . , , t. 
 
 Dr. Prideaux thinks it probable that the Proseu- 
 chae, which he says were open courts, built like 
 those in -which the people prayed at the tabernacle, 
 and at the temple, and in one of which our Kaviour 
 is said to have continued all night in prayer to 
 God, Luke 6. 12. were the same which in the Old 
 Testament are called high places. Jhid he says, 
 that he is confirmed in this opinion, in that the 
 Proseuchas had groves in or about them, in the 
 same manner as the high places had. Connect. 
 Part i. ilcok 6. 
 
 Gen. 29.7. and he said, lo, it is yet //. day 
 Exod.li.ii. Israel went out with//, hand, ISum. 33.3. 
 
 Num. 11.31. brought q uails as it were two cubits A. 
 Dent. 3. 5. the cities were fenced with //. walls 
 12. 2. served their gocis on the A. mountains 
 
 20. 19. and to make thee //. Hbo\e all nations 
 28. 43. the stranger shall get ui) above thee very //. 
 
 52. till thy //. and fenced walls come down 
 
 32. 27. lest they should say, our hand is //. 
 
 1 Kings 9.8. at this house v. Inch is A. every one hiss 
 
 1 Chr. 17.17. to the estate of a man of //. degree 
 
 2 Chr. 7.21. this house is //. .shall be an astonishment 
 Esth. 5.14. a gallows be made of fifty cut)ils A. 7. 9. 
 Job 11.8. it is as A. as heaven, what caiist thou do ' 
 
 21. 22. seeing he judgeth those that are //. 
 
 22. 12. and liehold the stars, liow //. they are 
 .38. 15. and the //. arm shall be broken 
 
 41. 34. he beholdeth all A. things, he is a king 
 Psal. 18. 27. but thou wilt bring dewn //. looks 
 49. 2. give ear, both low and A. rich and poor 
 62. 9. and men of //. degree are a lie 
 71. 19. thy righteousness also, O God, is very A. 
 
 78. 09. he built his sanctuary like //. palaces 
 
 89.13. strong is thy hand, A. is thy right hand 
 97. 9. thou. Lord, art //. above earth, 99. 2. I 113. 4. 
 101. 5. him that hath an //. look and proud heart 
 103. 11. for as ti e heaven is A. abo\e the earth 
 131. 1. nor do 1 exercise in things too //. for me 
 
 1.38. 6. though the Lord be A. > et liath he respect 
 
 1.39. 6. such knowledge, it is A. cannot attain to it 
 
 149. 6. let the //. praise.s of God be in their mouth 
 
 150. 5. praise him on //. sounding cymbals 
 Prov. 18. 11. and as an //. wall in his own conceit 
 
 21. 4. an //. look and a proud heart, is sin 
 
 24. 7. wisdom is too //. for a fool, he openeth not 
 I'.ccl. 12. 5. when shall be afraid ot that which is //. 
 Isa. 2. 13. day of the Lord on all cedars that are //. 
 14. and upon all the //. mountains and hills 
 6. 1. the Lord sitting on a throne //. and lifted up 
 10. 12. 1 will punish the glory ot his A. looks 
 
 33. the A. ones of stature shall be hew n dow n 
 24. 21. punish the host of the A. ones that are on //. 
 25.12. the fortress of//. fi rt shall he bring down 
 
 30. 13. as a breach swelling cut in an //. wall 
 
 52.1.3. behold my servant shall be very A. 
 
 57. 15. for thus saith the //. and lofty One _ _ 
 
 Jer. 17. 12. a glorious A. throne trom the beginning 
 
 31. 21. set up way-marks, make thee //. heaps 
 
 49.16. though thou make thy nest //. as the eagle 
 51. 58. her A. gates shall be burnt w ith fire 
 I'.zek. 1. 18. as for their rings they were so //. 
 
 17. 24. that 1 have brought down the A. tree 
 21. 26. exalt tlie low, and abase him that is //. 
 
 .31. 3. behold the Assyrian was of //. stature 
 
 34. 14. I will feed them on the //. mountains 
 Dan. 8. 3. the two horns vyeie //. one was higher 
 Vhad. .3. whose habitation is //. that saith in his heart 
 Zeph. 1.10. a day of alarm against the //. tow ers ^ 
 John 19. 31. for that sabbath day was an A. day 
 Acts 13. 17. w ith an A. arm brought he them out 
 Rom. 12.16. mind not//, things |1 13.11. it is //. time 
 2 Cor. 10.5. casting dow n every //. thing that exalts 
 Phil. .3. 14. for the prize of the //. calling of God 
 Rev. ^l. 12. holy Jerusalem had a w all great and A. 
 
 See Gate, Gou, Hiel, Hills. 
 jSlost HIGII. 
 
 Num. 24.16. and knew the know ledge of the most H. 
 Deut. 32.8. when the most 11. divided to the nations 
 2 Sam. 22.14. when the most 11. uttered his voice 
 Psal.'i. 17. I will praise the Lord, and sing praise 
 to the name of the Lord tnost II. 9. 2.1 92.1. 
 
 21.7. thro’ merev of the most 11. shall not be mo\ ed 
 
 46. 4 holy place of the tabernacle of tlie most II. 
 
 47. 2. the Lord most H. is terrible, a great king 
 
 50.14. offer to G oil, and pay thy vows to the most II. 
 
 56. 2. that fight against me, O thou most II. 
 
 57. 2.1 will cry unto God most H. unto God that, 
 
 7.3.11. and is there knowledge in the most 11.? 
 
 77.10. the years of the right hand of the most II. 
 
 78.17. by provoking the most 11. in wilderness, 56. 
 82. 6. all of you are the children of the most II. 
 
 83.18. that fiiou art most II. over all the earth 
 
 91.1. dwelleth in the secret place ot the wo.»r H. 
 9. thou hast made the most II. thy habitation 
 
 92.8. but thou, I ord, art most 11. for evermore 
 
 107.11. contemned the counsel of the most II. 
 
 Isa. 14.14. 1 will ascend, 1 will be like the most II. 
 Lam. 3. 35. turn aside before the face of the most If. 
 
 38. out of mouth of most II. proceedeth not evil 
 Dan. 4.17. that the most II. ruleth in the kingdom 
 
 24. and this is the decree of the most H. 
 
 25. that the most If. rules in kingdom of men, .’12. 
 
 34. and 1 blessed the most H. and 1 praised him 
 
 7. 18. the saints of most II. shall take the kingdom 
 
 22. judgment was gi'.en to the saints of most //. 
 25. shall speak great words against the most II. 
 27. to the people of tlie saints ot the most II. 
 Ilos. 7. 16. they return, but not to the most If. 
 
 11. 7. though thev called them to the most II. 
 Acts 7 . 48. the most 11. dwelleth not in temples made 
 Kee Moi ntai.v. 
 
 Vn HIGH. 
 
 Exod. 25. 20. Cherubinis stretch wings on A. .37. 9. 
 
 39. 31. they tied a lace of blue, to fasten it on A. 
 Dent. 28.1. thy God w ill set thee on A. above 
 
 2 Ram. 22. 49. thou iilso hast lifted me up on A. 
 
 2.3.1. and the man who was raised up on A. said 
 
 *1 Kings 21.9. set Nabolh on A. among the peojile, 12. 
 
 Kivigs 10.22.against w hom hast thou lifted up thine 
 ~ e\e%on A.? against Holy One of Israel' Isa.X;. 23. 
 1 Chron. 14. '..for his kingdom was lifted ui)c«//. 
 o Chr. 20.19. stood up to jiraise God ot Israel on A. 
 Job 5. 11. to set up on A. those that be low 
 
 16.19. w itness is in heaven, and my recorii is on A. 
 .31! 2. what inheritance of the Almighty tronic/z/A. 
 39. 18. what time she liftelh up herself 07iA. 
 
 07. the eagle mount up and make her nest on A. ? 
 I'sal. 7. 7. for their sakes therefore return on A. 
 
 68 18. thou hast ascended / ////.thou hast led 
 69. 29. let thy salvation, O God, set me up on A. 
 75! 5. lift not up your horn on A. speak not w ith 
 91. 14. I w ill set fiim on A. because he liath known \ 
 93 . 4. the Lord cm A. is mightier than the noise 
 107.41. setteth he the poor on A. from affliction 
 
 2’29 
 
 \ 
 
niL 
 
 HIM 
 
 HIM 
 
 Psal.W^. 5. wlio islike to our God, who dwell, ow//. ? 
 Isa. 22. 10. that liewetli liitn out a sepulchre onh.? 
 
 24. IB- tor the windows troin on h. are open 
 21 punish tlie liost of hiiih ones that are on h. 
 2tj. 5. ho brin^eth down them that dwell on h. 
 
 32. 15. till the .Spii it be poured on us from on h. 
 3,'l. 5. he dwellefli /o || 16. he shall dwell on h. 
 41). 26. lift up your eyes on h. and behold 
 
 58. 4. to make your voice to be heard on h. 
 
 Ter. 25. 30. the Lord shall roar from on h. 
 
 Ksek. 31.4. the deep set him up on h. with her rivers 
 Hah. 2. y. tliat he may set his iieste« h. to be deliver. 
 
 3. 10. the deep lifted up his hands on h. 
 Lukel.l^. the day-spring from on h. hath visited us 
 24. 49. till 3'e be endued with power from on h. 
 Hph. 4.8. when he ascended uyion h. he led captivity 
 Heb. 1. 3. on the right hand of the Ivlajesty o?i h. 
 See Plack. Pf.^CKS, Pkikst, Iower. 
 lilGIJ-n'ay, or mays. 
 
 Lev. 26. 22. and your h.-ways shall be desolate 
 Hum. 20.17.. by king’.s h.-way, 19. | 21.22. Deut.Q.QI. 
 Judg. 5.6. in daysof .lael h.-mays wtre unoccupied 
 20. 31. they began to kill the people in the h.-mays 
 32. let us flee, and draw them unto the h.-ways 
 45. gleaned of them in the h.-ways 5000 men 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 12. the kine went along the h.-way lowing 
 
 2 Sam. 20.12. Amasa w'allowed in blood in h.-way 
 2 Kings 18.17. h.-w. of fuller’s field, Isa.7. 3. I .36.2. 
 Prov. 16. 17. h.-w. of upriglit to depart from evil 
 Isa. 11. 16. an h.-way for the remnant of his people 
 
 19- 23. shall be & h.-way out of Egypt to Assyria 
 
 33. 8. h.-ways lie waste, way-faring man ceaseth 
 35. 8. and an h.-way shall be there, and a way 
 
 40. 3. make in the desert a h.-xcay for our God 
 49. 11. and my h.-v:ays s\va\\ be exalted 
 
 62. 10. cast up, cast up the h.-way, gather stones 
 Jer. 31. 21. set thine heart toward the h.-way 
 Amos 5. 16. they shall say in all the h.-ways, alas 
 Mat. 22.9. go therefore into the h.-ways, Lxike^A. 23. 
 Mark 10. 46. Baj timeus sat by the h. wav begging 
 niGUFJl. 
 
 'Nxim. 24. 7. and his king .shall be h. than Agag 
 1 Sam. 9. 2. .Saul was h. than any of the people 
 ^ Kings 15. .35. .lotham built h. gate of the house 
 AWu 4. 13. on the h. places, I even set the people' 
 Job 35. 5. behold the clouds, svhich are h. than thou 
 Psal. 61. 2. lead me to the rock that is h. than I 
 89. 27. I will make him h. than kings of the earth 
 Eccl. 5. 8. he regardeth, and there be h. than they 
 Isa. 55. 9. as the heavens are h. than earth, so my 
 ways h. than your ways, thoughts than yours 
 Jer. 36. 10. then read Baruch in the h. court 
 Lzek. 9. 2. six men came from the way of the h. gate 
 42. 5. for the galleries were h. than these 
 
 4.3. -1.3. and this shall be the h. place of the altar 
 jDan. 8. 3. one horn h. than the other, h. came last 
 Lxike 14. 10. he may say to thee, friend, go up h. 
 Pom. 1.3.1. let every soul be subject to the h. powers 
 Jieb.7.^5. an High Priest made/n than the heavens 
 
 rilGHE.SJ'. 
 
 ~Chr. 32. + 33. buried Hezekiah in h. of sepulchres 
 J sal. 18. 13. Lord thundered, the 11. gave his voice 
 87. 5. and the H. himself shall establish her 
 Prov. 8. 26. nor the h. part of the dust of the world 
 
 9. 3. she crieth upon the h. places of the city 
 Led. 5. 8. he that is higher than the h. regardeth 
 Lzek. 17. 3. and took the h. branch of tlie cedar 
 
 22. I will take of the h. branch of the cedar 
 
 41. 7. so increased from lowest chamber to the h. 
 Mat. 21. 9. saying. Hosanna in the h. Mark 11.10. 
 Luke 1. 32. and shall be called the Son of the II. 
 
 35. the power ot the H. shall overshadow thee 
 76. thou shalt be called the prophet of the H. 
 
 2.14. glory to God in the h. on earth peace, 19. .38. 
 
 6. 35. and ye shall be the children of the H. 
 
 _ 14. 8. when bidden sit not down in the h. room 
 . 20. 46. and love the h. seats in the s\’nagogues 
 ^ , HIGHLY. 
 
 Lxike 1. 28. the angel said, thou art h. favoured 
 
 16. 15. that which is h. esteemed amongst men 
 
 Pets 12. 20. Hei'od was h. displeased with 'l yre 
 Pom. 12. 3. not to think of himself more h. than 
 Phil. 2. 9. wherefore God also hath h. exalted him 
 1 Ihess. 5. 23. and to esteem them very h. in love 
 _ HIGH-MIlS’DED. 
 
 Po^- IL 20. be not h. but fear, 1 Tim. 6. I7. 
 
 Jim, 3. 4. traitors, beady, Zr. lovers of pleasure 
 HIGH.NESS. 
 
 Job 31. 23. 63’^ reason of his h. 1 could not endure 
 Isa. 13. 3. cv'en them that rejoice in my h. 
 
 HILL. 
 
 Prod. 24. 4. IMoses built an altar under the h. 
 Pum. 14. 45. the Canaanites which dwelt in that h. 
 Lent. 1. 41. ye were leady to go up into the h. 43 
 Josh. 5. .3. circumcised Israel at the h. of fore skins 
 
 17. 16. they said, the h. is not enough for us 
 
 24. 30. .Toshua buried on the h. Gaash, Jxidg. 2. 9. 
 33. Eleazar was buried in a h. that pertained 
 
 Jxidg. 7. 1. the Midianites were by tlie h. of i\Ioreh 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 1. ark into the house of Abinadab in the h. 
 
 9. 11. as Saul and his servants went up the h. 
 
 10. 5. after that thou shalt come to h. of God, 10. 
 
 23. 19. David hid in the h. of Hachilah, 26. 1. 
 
 25. 20. Abigail came down b3’ the covert of the h. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 24. when the3- "'ere come to h. of Ammah 
 
 1.3. 34. much people came by the h. behind him 
 
 16. 13. Shimei went along on the h. side, cursing 
 21. 9. they hanged them in the h. befbie the f.ord 
 
 1 Kings 11. 7. Solomon built in the h. for Chemosh 
 Gmri bought the h. Samaria, built on h. 
 
 A. Kings\. 27. she came to the man of God to the h. 
 Ps. 24. 3. who shall ascend into the /;.of the Lord 
 
 42. 6. I will reniemher thee from the h. 5Jizar 
 68. 15. the h. of God is as the h. of Bashan 
 
 16. this is the /j. which God desireth to dwell in 
 Cant._^4. 6. T will get me to the h. of frankincense 
 JSC. o. 1. hath a vihe3'ard in a ver3’ fi uitful h. 
 
 10. 32. shall shake his hand against h. of .Jerusalem 
 
 30. 17. till ye be left as an ensien on an h. 
 
 31. 4. T.ord of hosts shall bght for the h. thereof 
 
 40. 4. every mountain and h. shall be made low 
 
 Jer. 16. 16. the3’ shall hunt them from eveiw h. 
 
 230 
 
 Jer. 31. 39. the measuring line upon the h. Gareb 
 49. 16. thou that holde.st the height of the h. 
 
 .50. 6. the3’ have gone from mountain to h. 
 
 Kzek. .34.26. will make places about my h. a blessing 
 Mat. 5. J4. a city that is set on an h. cannot be hid 
 Luke 3. 5. and every h. shall be brought low 
 
 4. 29. and they led him to the lirow of the h. 
 
 9. .37. when they were come down from the 
 Acts 17.22. then Paul stood in tlie midst of .Mar’s h. 
 111 \ .Ij-eonntry. 
 
 Josh. 23.5. inhabitantsof will I drive out 
 
 21.11. gave to the sons of Aaron, Arba in h.-coun. 
 Luke 1. 39. and Mary went into the/i. covntiy 
 65. were noised thro’ all the h.-country of .Judea 
 High 111LL, .s. 
 
 (ien. 7. 19. all high h. under heaven were covered 
 1 A'myf 14.23. groves on every high h. 2 Kings I7.IO. 
 Fsal. 68. 15. is a high h. as the hill of i'aslian 
 16. why leap ye., ye high, h.? this is hill G. desires 
 104. 18. high h. are a refuge for the wild goats 
 Isa. .30. 25. and on every highh. rivers of waters 
 Jer. 2.20. when on every high h. thou wanderest, 23. 
 
 17. 2. Avhilst children remember groves on high h. 
 Lzek. 6. 13. slain men among idols on every/j. 
 20. 28. then they saw' every high h. and thick trees 
 
 34. 6. my sheep wandered on every high h. 
 
 Holy Hll.L. 
 
 Psal. 2. 6. I have set my king on my holy h. of Zion 
 .3. 4.1 crierl to Lord, he heard me out of his holy h. 
 
 15. 1. l.ord, who shall dwell in thy holy h.? 
 
 43. .3. let them lead me, bring me to thy hnlyh. 
 99. 9. Avorship at his holy h. the Lord is holy 
 
 HI LI:, Avith top. 
 
 Exod. 17. 9. to-morrow I Avill stand on top of the h. 
 
 10. I\ioses, Aaron, and Hur, Aventto/opofthe h. 
 Pum. 14. 44. they presumed to go up to the h. top 
 .ludg. 16. .3. Samson carried them to the top of an h. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 13. David stood on the top of an/i. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 25. and Abner stood on the top of an h. 
 
 16. 1. David was a little past the top of the h. 
 
 2 KiHg.f 1, 9. Elijah sat on the top of an h. 
 
 EfILLS. 
 
 Gen. 49. 26. to the utmost bound of the everlasting li, 
 Pum. 23. 9. and from the h. I behold him 
 Dent. 8. 7- that spring out of the valleys and h. 
 
 9. out of Avhose h. thou mayest dig bra.ss 
 
 11. 11. it is a land of h. and vallej’s, and drinketli 
 33. 15. for the precious things of the lasting h. 
 Josh. 10. 40. .loshua smote all the country of the h. 
 
 11. 16. so .Joshua took all that land, the h. 
 
 1 Kings 20.2.3. their gods are the gods of the h. 28. 
 22.17. I saw all Israel scattered on the h. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 4. burnt incense on the h. 2 Chron. 28. 4. 
 Job 15. 7. or Avast thou made before the //./ 
 
 Psal. 18. 7. the foundations also of the h. moved 
 .50.10. the cattle on a thousand h. are mine 
 
 65. 12. the little h. rejoice on every side 
 
 72. 3. and the little h. by righteousness 
 
 80. 10. the A. w'ere coA'ered Avith the shadoAv of it 
 
 95. 4. the strength of the h. is his also 
 
 97. 5. the h. melted like Avax at the presence of L. 
 
 98. 8. let the h. be joyful together 
 
 104.10. he sendeth springs, Avhich run among the h. 
 
 13. he Avatereth the h. from his chambers 
 .32. he toucheth the h. and they .smoke 
 
 114. 4. and the little h. skipped like lambs, 6. 
 
 121. 1. I wilt lift up mine eyes to the h. A-vhence 
 148. 9. mountains and all h. praise the T.ord 
 Prov. 8. 25. before the h. AA'as I brought forth 
 Cant. 2. 8. he cometh skipping upon the h. 
 
 Isa. 2. 2. and shall be exalted aboA'e the h. 
 
 14. the .day of the Lord shall be on all the h. 
 
 5. 25. the h. did tremble, their carcases Avere torn 
 7 . 25. on all h. shall not come the fear of briers 
 
 40. 12. who hath Aveighed the h. in a balance ? 
 
 41. 15. and thou shalt make the h. as chaff 
 
 42. 15. 1 Avill make Avaste mountains and //. 
 
 51. 10. mountains shall depart, tlie h. l)e removed 
 5.5.12. the h. shall break forth into singing 
 05.7- which have blasphemed me upon the h. 
 
 Jer. .3. 23. in vain is salvation hoped for from the h. 
 4. 24. I beheld, and lo, the h. moA’ed lightly 
 13. 27. I have seen thy abominations on the h. 
 Ezek. 6. 3. thus saith the Lord to the h. 36. 4. 
 
 .35. 8. Avith his slain men in thy h. and valleys 
 .36. 6. and say to the h. to the riA'ers, anil vallevs 
 Hos. 4. 1.3. they burn incense on the h. under oalvs 
 10. 8. and they shall say to the h. fall on us 
 Joel 3. 18. and the h. shall floAv Avifh milk 
 Jmos 9. 13. drop Avine, and all the A. shall melt 
 Mic, 4. 1. and it shall be exalted aboA-e the A. 
 
 6. 1. arise, and let the A. hear thy voice 
 Kah. 1. 5. the A. melt, and the earth is burnt 
 Hah. 3. 6. the perpetual A. did boAv, his Avays 
 y.eph. 1. 10. and a great crashing from the A. 
 
 Luke 23. 30. they shall begin to saj' to the A. coA'er us 
 
 HIM. 
 
 Gon. 41. 13. me he restored, and A. he hanged 
 Exod. .32.33. whoso, hath sinned, A. I Avill blot out 
 Pum. 14.24. Caleb, A. Avil! 1 bring into the lan.d 
 
 16. 5. to come near, ev’en A. Avhom he hath chosen 
 Deut. 10. 20. A. shalt thou serve, and to A. cleave 
 
 18. 5. the Lord hath chosen A. and his sons forever 
 1 6Aw. 10.24. see ye A. Avhom the l.d. hath chosen 
 
 1 Kings 14. 11. A. thatdieth in cifj', 16. 4. I 21.24. 
 2L 21. A. that pisseth against the Avail,2 KingsQ. 8. 
 
 2 Rings 11.2. and they hid A. even A. and his nurse 
 
 15. and A. that folloAved her. kill Avith the SAVord 
 
 17. 36. A. shall ve fear, A. shall ye Avorship 
 
 AcA. 13. 26. A. did outlandish Avomen cause to sin 
 Esth. 8. 7- A. they have hanged on the gallows 
 .fob 15.31. let not A. that is deceived trust in vanitj' 
 29.'12. I delivered A. that had none to help A. 
 
 36. 22. behold, Avho teacheth like h.? 
 
 40. 9. or canst thou thunder Avith a voice like h.? 
 42. 8. Job shall pray for you, for A. Avill I accept 
 P.xal. 4. .3. the 1 ord hath set apart A. that is godb' 
 25. 12. A. shall he teach in the Avaj’ he shall choose 
 45. 11. Avorship A. II72. 12. A. Avho hath no helper 
 
 101.5. A. Avill I cut off, A. that hath an high look 
 Prov. 6. 19. A. that soAveth discord among brethren 
 
 24. 24. A. shall the people curse, nations shall abhor 
 
 Eccl. 10. 1. a little folly A. that is in reputation 
 Jer. 48. 35. A. that offerethin the high places 
 Ezek. :i5. 7. and cut off from it A. that passeth out 
 Amos 1. 5. and A. that holdeth the sceptre 
 Mai. 2. 12. will cut off A. that offereth an offering 
 Mat. 4. 10. A. only shalt thou serve, Luke 4. 8. 
 
 10. .32. whosoever shall confess me before men, A. 
 
 Avill 1 confess also bef. my f ather, Luke 12. 8. 
 .33. A. Avill I deny before my l ather in heaven 
 40. receiveth A. that sent me, Mark 9. 37. 
 
 17. 5^ this is my Son, hear ve A. Acts3. 22.1 7. 37► 
 18.15. go tell A. betAveen tfiee and A. alone 
 24. 18. nor let A. in the field return, Mark 13. 16. 
 27. 32. A. they compelled to bear his cross 
 Mark 1.3. 14. let A. that readeth understand 
 
 1.5. let A. that is on the house-ti;jj not go doAH’n. 
 Luke 23. 25. A. that for sedition and murder Avas 
 24. 24. as the Avomen hadsaid, but A. they saAv not 
 John5. .‘18. whom he hath sent, A. ye believe not 
 43. come in his own name, A. ye Avill receive 
 6. 27. for A. hath God the father sealed 
 .‘17. A. thatcometh unto me,I Avill in no wise cast out 
 9.31. A.heheareth 12.26. A. Avill my f ather hen. 
 13. .‘12. God shall also glorify A. in himself 
 Acts". 23. A. beingdeli'vered ; 5. 31. A. God exalted 
 10. 40. A. God raised up the third day, and shewed 
 
 16. 3. A. Avoulii Paul have to no forth with A . 
 
 17. 23. whom ye Avorship A. declare f unto you 
 Horn. 14. 1. A. tliat is weak in the faith receive 
 
 3. let not A. that eatelh, despise A. that eateth not 
 
 1 Cor. 3.17. any dehle temple, A. shall God destroy 
 10. 12. letA. tnatthinketh he standeth take heed 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 21. for he hath made A. to be sin for us 
 Gal. 6. 6. let A. that is taught in the Avord 
 Eph. 4. 28. let A. that stole steal no more 
 
 Phil. 2. 23. A. tlierefore 1 hope to send presently 
 29. receive A. therefore in the Ld. with gladness 
 2 Thess. 2. 9. A. Avhose coming is after the working 
 Heb. 2.14. might destroy A. that liad power of death 
 11.12. sprang there of one and A. as good as dead 
 Above HIM. 
 
 Dan. 11.5. sljaU bestrongaAoz;« A. and have domin. 
 y About EllM. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 6. his servants Avere standing about A. 7. 
 17; king said to the footmen that stood about A. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 3. not build for wars Avhich Avere about A. 
 
 2 Chroxt. 18. 31. they compassed about A. to fight 
 Job 1.10. hast not tliou made an hedge about h. 
 Psal. 76. 11. let all round abinit h. bring presents 
 89. 7- and to be had in reverence of all about h. 
 
 Jer. 48. 17- all ye that are about h. bemoan him 
 39. Moab shall be a disma\ ing to all about A. 
 
 50. 32. and it shall devour all round about A. 
 
 Lam. 1.17. his adversaries shall be round about A, 
 Ezek. 12.14. scatter all that are about h. to help him 
 
 32. 22. his graves are round aboxit h. 25. 26. 
 Mat.Q. 18. Avdien Jesus saAv great multitudes about A. 
 Mark 3. .32. the multituiie sat about h. and said 
 John 10. 24. then came the Jews round about h. 
 
 Pi.ev. 4.8. four beasts had each six Avings about h. 
 
 After HIM. 
 
 Gen. 17. 19. Avith him and Avith his seed after A. 
 
 18. 19- he Avill command his household after h. 
 Exod. 28.43. it shall be a statute for his seed after h. 
 
 29. 29. the holy garments shall be his son's after A. 
 I.ev.20. 5. Avill cutoff all that go a Avhoring a//«r 
 Pum. .32.15. for if ye turn aAvay from after h. 
 Josh. 20. 5. if the avenger of blood pursue <7/>er A, 
 Judg. 1. 6. .iVdoni-bezek tied, they pursued after A. 
 .3. 28. they Avent aperh. and took the fords 
 6. .‘14. and Abiezer Avas gathered after A. .35. 
 
 1 Sam. 34.13. and his armour-bearer after It. 
 
 17. 35. 1 Avent out after h. and smote him 
 
 26. 3. and David saw that Saul came aiterh. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 6. the horsemen followed hard after h. 
 
 15.17. king Avent forth and all the people <7//er A, 
 23. 10. the people returned after h. ojil^- to spoil 
 
 1 Kings 1. 20. on the throne of my lord after h. 
 
 15. 4. to set up his son after A. and estaldish Jer. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 20. I Avill nm ajier h. and takesomeAvLa. 
 9. 27. Jehu folloAved after h. and said, smite 
 
 14.19. sent after h. to Lachish. 2 Chron. 25.27. 
 
 18. 5. so that after It. Avas none like him. 23.25. 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 7. Joab, and Zebadiah his son after h, 
 
 2 Chron. 26.17. Azariah the priest Avent in atter A. 
 Pleh. 3. 16. after A. repaired. .S’; to the SB/ verse 
 Job 18. 20. the3' that come after A. shall be astonied. 
 
 21. 21. Avhat pleasure liath he in Ins housec/rcr A. 
 
 33. and every man shall draAv after A . 
 
 41. .32. he makefh a path to shine afterh. 
 
 Psal. 49. 17- his glory shall not descend after h. 
 Prov. 20. 7. I'.is children are blessed after h. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 22. bring to see Avhat shall be flj/er A. 6. !£., 
 
 7.14. that man should find nothing after h. 
 
 10.14. Avhat shall be after A. Avho can tell him ? 
 Ezek. 9. 5. goye after h. thro’ the city, and smite 
 Luke 19. 14. and sent a message after A. saying 
 John 12. 19. beliold, the Avorld is gone after'h. 
 
 Acts 5. 37. and drcAv aw ay much people after A. 
 
 7.5. he Avould give it to him, and to his seen after A. 
 17.27. seek Lord, if haply they might feel after A. 
 
 19. 4, believe on him Avhich should come ajter h. 
 
 r!gainst HIM. 
 
 Gen. 16. 12. and every man’s hand agaixmt A. 
 
 32. 25. he saw that he prevailed not ayainst h. 
 
 37. 18. thev conspii ed again.^t h. 1 Kings 15. 27- 
 
 i 16. 9. 2 Kings 14. 19. I 15. 10, 25. I 21. 23. 
 Exod. 16. 8, Lord lieareth j'our murmurings Avhiclv 
 ye murmur against h. P'um. 14. 36. 1 16. 11, 
 Niim. 22. 22. stood for an advei-sary again.-th. 
 Deut. jO. 11. but if an3’ man rise up against A. 
 
 16. if a false Avitnessrise to testifx’ against A. 
 
 33. 11. smite through the loins that rise against A. 
 Josh. 5. 13. there stood a nian oser-agahut h. 
 
 Judg. 14. 5. behold a young lion roared against h. 
 
 15. 14. the Philistines shouted against h. 
 
 20. 23. and tlie T.ord said, go up against h. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 9. the fiont of the battle Avas again.xt h. 
 
 1 Kings\3. 4. band he put forth against A. dried up 
 
 21. 10. sons of Belial to hear Avitness agonist h. 
 
 2 Kings23. 29. and king Josiali Avent up ircrtirevr k. 
 £4. 2. Lord sent against h. bands of Cnaldevs 
 
HIM 
 
 HIM 
 
 o Chron. 3C. 17- to rail and to speak against It. 
 "Esth 0 13. thou Shalt not prevail against h. 
 
 Job ‘2. 3. altiioui;li thou niovedst me agamst h. 
 
 8. 4. it tliy children have sinned against h. 
 y'. 4. who hardened hiinselt ag. h. and jjrospered . 
 
 HIM 
 
 14. 20 . tiiou prevailest tor ever against h 
 .33 13 . why dost thou strive 1 '. 
 
 . 35 . 6 . if thou sinnest, whatdoest thou against h. ' 
 Psal. 78 . 17 . and they sinned yet inore against n. 
 Prov. 17 . 11 . acruel niesseniier sliall be sent agst. n. 
 Eccl. 4.12. and if one prevail against h. two witlist. 
 Isa. 10.15. shall the axe boast agst. h. that hewedi r 
 or the saw magnify itselt an. A. that shaketh it f 
 31. 4 . when shepherds are called torth against h. 
 
 45. 24. all that are incensed against h. be ashamed 
 59 . 19. Spirit of L. shall lift up a standard «. 
 
 Jer. 20.10. be enticed and we shall prevail agst. h. 
 
 .31. 20 . for since I spake agst, h. 1 remember him 
 51. . 3 . against h. that bendelh, let the archer 
 Etek.^S). 2. and prophesy agst. h. and i'-gypt, .38. ~. 
 
 38. 21 . and 1 wiU call for a sword against h. 
 
 2 ". 1 will plead ag. h. with pestilence and blood 
 jfan. 9 . 11 . because we have sinned again.st h. 
 
 11 . 16 . but he that cometh agst. h. shall do accord. 
 3'lic. . 3 . 5 . tliey even prepare war again.vt li. 
 
 7 .9.1 will bear, because 1 have sinned against h. 
 Bab. 2. 6. shall not these take up a parable //. .*' 
 Mat. 12.14. and held a counsel against h. Mark 3. o. 
 Luke 14. .31. to meet him that cometh against h. 
 
 Acts 22. 24. wherefore they cried so against h. 
 
 23.30. to say before thee what they had against h. 
 
 25 ’. .3. the high-priest desired favour against h. 
 
 15. .lews desiring to have judgment"• 
 Jude9. durst not bring' against h. a railing accusat. 
 
 15. which ungodly sinners have spoken against n. 
 Rev, 19 .19. make wev against h. that sat on the horse 
 
 At HIM. 
 
 49 . 2.3. the archers shotrt/' 4. and liated him 
 
 1 Sam. 20. .33. Saul cast a javelin at h. to smite him 
 
 2 Sam. 16 .1.3. Sliimei threw stones at/«. and cast dust 
 Job 27 .23. men shall clap their hands at h. 
 
 Psal. 12. 5. in safety from him that pufleth at h. 
 
 . 37 .13. the Lord shall laugli at h. for lie seeth 
 52.6. the righteous also shall see and laugh at Ji. 
 
 04. 4. suddenly do they shoot at h. and tear not 
 Jsa. 52.15. the kinss shall shut their mouths ath. 
 Dan. 11. 40. the king of the south shall push at h. 
 Nab. 1. 5. the mountains quake at h. and hills melt 
 Mark 6. .3. and they vv-ere offended at h. 
 
 12.4. at h. they caststones, and wound, him in head 
 ■ 17. and they marvelled ath. 
 
 Luke 7 . 9. he marvelled at h. and turned about 
 8. 19 . they could not come ath. for the press 
 John 0. 41. the .lews then murmured ath. 
 
 8. 59 . then took they up stones to cast at h. 
 
 Before HIM. 
 
 Gen. 24. .33. there was set meat before h. to eat 
 ,32. 3. .lacob sent messengers before h. to Lsau 
 
 21. so went the-present over before h. 
 
 '41. 43. and they cried before h. bow 11 e knee 
 ' 43.3,3. they sat before h. jl 44.14. fell before h. 
 
 Exod. 34. t). and the Lord passed by before h. 
 
 Nuni. 11. 20. and have ■\vept before h. saying 
 Josh. 6. 5. ascend up every man straight before h. 
 
 22. 27 . might do the service of the Lord before h. 
 Judg. 9. 40. Abimelech chased, he fled before h. 
 
 14. 16 . Samson’s wife wept before h. and said, 17. 
 
 1 Earn. 16.6. surely the Loid’s anointed is before h. 
 
 21. and David came to Saul an;l stbod before h. 
 
 17 . 7 . and one bearing a shield went before h. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 13. they fled before h. 1 Chron. 19.14. 
 
 11. 13. Uriah did eat and drink before h. 
 
 12. 20. when he required, they set hre-dd before h. 
 
 15.1. ancl fifty men to run before h. 1 Kings 1. 5. 
 
 22. 24. 1 was also upright before h. Psal. J?>. 2,3. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 16. then came two harlots, stood before h. 
 
 16. 25. Omri did worse than all before h. 30, 33. 
 
 21. 10. anil set two men, sons of Belial, before h. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 15. they bowed to the ground before h. 
 
 4. 12. the Shunammite when called, stood before h 
 
 • 38. the sons of the pro[)hets were silting before h. 
 
 6. .32. and the king sent a man from before h. 
 
 10. 4. kings stood woibefore h. how shall we stand 
 
 17 . 2. not as kings of Israel that were before h. 
 
 18. 5. nor any that were before h. were like him 
 21.11. that the Amorites did, which were before h. 
 
 23. 25. like to .Tosiah there was no king before h. 
 
 25. 29 . did eat bread continually beforeh. Jer. 52..33. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 29. bring an offering, and come before h. 
 ,30. fear before h. Psal. 96. 9. Eccl. .3. 14. 1 8.12. 
 
 29.25. not any before h. like Solomon for majesty 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 4. to burn before h. sweet incense, 6. 
 
 14. 5. and the kingdom was quiet before h. 
 
 29. 11. the l.ord hath chosen you to stand before h. 
 Nell. 2.1. it came to pass that wine vas before h. 
 Esth. 4. 8. to make renuest before h. for her people 
 6. 9. proclaim before h. 11. |1 13. fall before h. 
 
 Job 13. 15. but 1 will maintain my vtuys before h. 
 
 16. an hypocrite shall not come before h, 
 
 21. 3.3. as there are innumerable before h. 
 
 2.3. 4. 1 would order my cause before h. and fill 
 26. 6. he'd is naked before h. and destruction 
 
 35.14. judgment is before h. therefore trust in him 
 41. 22. and sorrow is tui ned into joy before h. 
 Psal. 18. 6. my cry came befoie k. even to his ears 
 12. at the brightness that wa.s before h. 
 
 22. 29. all that go to the flust shall bow beforeh. 
 50. 3. God shall conie, a fire shall devour before h, 
 62. 8. ye people, pour out your heart before h. 
 
 68. 1. let them that hate him due: before h. 
 
 4. sing unto God, sing and rejoice before h. 
 
 72 . 9 . they that dwell in wildern. shall bow before h. 
 11. kings shall fall before h. nations shall serve h. 
 
 85.1.3. righteousness shall go before h. and set us 
 96. 6. honour and majesty are before h. strencth 
 
 9 . worship the Loril, fear before h. all the eai'th 
 97- 3. a fire goeth before h. and burneth enemies 
 166.23. had not Moses his chosen stood before h. 
 142. 2. 1 showed before h. my trouble 
 Prov. 8. .36. his delisrht, rejoicing always before h. 
 
 17 . 24. wisdom is before h. that hath understanding 
 Jsa. 40.10. reward with him, work beforeh. 62.11. 
 
 Isa. 40. 17 . all nations before h. are as nothing 
 41. 2. gave nations before h. and made hiin rule 
 45. 1. 1 have holden to subdue nations before h. 
 
 Jer. 42. 9. to present your supplications before h. 
 
 Etek. 28. 9. wilt thou say before h. that slayeth thee 
 30. 24. shall groan before h. with groanings 
 V)an. 7 .10. ten thousand times 10,000 stood before h. 
 
 8. 4. so that no beasts might stand before h. 
 
 7 . there was no power in the ram to stand before h. 
 
 11.16. to his own will, none shall stand before h. 
 
 22. tl>ey shall be overllown from before h. 
 
 Mic. 6. 6. shall 1 come before h. with burnt offerings 
 Bab. 2. 20. let all the earth keep silence before h. 
 
 .3. 5. before h. went the pestilence and burning coals 
 Mai. 3.16. a book of remembrance written before h. 
 Mat. 25. 32. before h. be gathered all nations 
 27 . 29. they bowed the knee before h. and mocked 
 Mark 3.11. fell down before h. and cried, 5. 33. 
 
 Luke 1. 17 . he shall go before h. in the spirit of Llias 
 75 . in holiness and righteousne.ss before h. 
 
 5. 18. thev .sought means to lay him before h. 
 n. h. a friend is come, 1 have nothing to setic/. h. 
 John .3. 28. I said, that 1 am sent before h. 
 
 Acts 23. .33. they presented Paul also before h. 
 
 Lorn. 4. 17 . before h. whom he believed, even God 
 Fph. 1. 4. holy and without blame before h. in love 
 Beb. 12. 2. who for the joy that was set before h. 
 
 1 John 2. 28. not be ashamed before h. at his coming 
 .3. 19 . and shall assure our hearts before h. 
 
 P.ev. 13. 12. all the power of the first beast ic/ore h. 
 
 19.20. false prophet that wrought miracles before h. 
 Behind IdlU. 
 
 Gen. 18. 10. Sarah heard in the ient-door behind h. 
 
 2 •Sam. 2. 23. that tlie spear came out behind h. 
 
 2 Kings 6. .32. isnotsoundof hismaster’s feet belt, h.? 
 Joel 2 '. 14. and repent, and leave a blessing 
 Zech. 1.8. belt. h. were red horses speckled and white 
 Mat. 9. 20. a woman diseased with an issue ot blood 
 
 came beh.h. and touched the hem, Luke 8.44. 
 Mark 12. 19. brother die, and leave his wife belt, h 
 Luke 7 . 38. stood at his feet behind h. weeping 
 Beside HIM. 
 
 Deut. 4. .35. the Lord is God, there is none beside h. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 18. his servants passed on beside h. 
 
 Nelud. 4. beside h. stood Mattithiah and Shema 
 Between HUM. 
 
 L.ev. 26. 46. laws the L. made between h. and Tsrl 
 Mai. 3. 18. shall discern between h. that serveth God 
 Beyond HIM. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 36. Jon-athan shot an arrow beyond h. 
 ilylilM. 
 
 Dent. 2. 30. butSihon would not let us pass by h. 
 
 .33. 12. the beloved of L. shall dwell in safety by h. 
 Judd. .3. 15. by h. children of Israel sent a present 
 19 . all that stood by h. went out from him 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. and by h. actions are weighed 
 20. 7 . then be sure that evil is determined by h. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 19. the host of heaven standing by h. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 11. we may inquire of the L.hyh. 8. 8 
 5. 1. by h. the Lord had given deliverance to Syria 
 
 1 Chr. 11. 11. three hundred slain by h. at one time 
 Neh. 2. 6. king said to me, the queen also sitting byh 
 4. 3. now Tobia the Ammonite was by h. 
 
 J^sal. 03.11. every one thatsweareth by h. glory 
 Isa. 27 . 7 . the slauLditer of them that are slain by h 
 Dan. 8. 11. by h. daily sacrifice was taken away 
 
 12. 7 . sware by h. that liveth for ever. Rev. 10. 6. 
 Nah. 1. 6. and tlie rocks are thrown down by h. 
 
 Mat. 23. 21. sweareth by h. who dwelleth therein 
 
 22. sweareth by h. that sitteth thereon 
 Luke 3.16. Herod beimr reproved by h. shut up .Tohn 
 9 . 7 . Herod heard of all that was done by h. 
 
 13. 17 . the glorious things that were done by h. 
 
 John 1. .3. all things were madefy/L withouthim 
 
 10. the world was made by h. and knew him riot 
 Acts 2. 22. by miracles and wonders God did by h, 
 
 3. 16. the faith which is by h. hath given, 4. 10. 
 
 13. 39. /!?//«. all that believe justif. from all things 
 2.3. 11. the night following the Lord stood by h. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 5. in every thing ye are enriched by h. 
 
 8. 6. by whom are all things, and we by h. 
 
 Eph. 4. 21. heard him, and have been taught by h. 
 Col. 1.16. for by h. were all things created in heaven 
 
 17 . he is before ;tll things, by h. all things consist 
 20 . by h. to reconcile all things to himself by h. 
 
 3 . 17 . giving thanks to CJod the lather by h. 
 
 2 'Lim.2. 2firwhoare taken captive ^y/i. at his will 
 Beb. 7 . 25. to save them that conie to God by h. 
 
 13. 15. by h. let us offer the sacrifice of praise 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 21. who Ay/i. do believe in G. thatraised 
 2. 14. are sent by h. for punishment of e\ il-doers 
 
 Concerning HIM. 
 
 Tudg. 21. 5. made an oath cone. h. that came not up 
 
 2 A inns 19.21. word I.. hath spoken con. h. Is. 37.22. 
 Esth. 3.2. the king had so commanded concerning h, 
 Dan. 5. 29. and made a proclamation cM/cer?i/«i 7 A. 
 John7. 12. murmuring among people concern, h. 32. 
 
 9. 18. the .lews did not believe concerning h. 
 
 Acts 2. 25. for David speaketh concerning h. 
 
 2.3. 15. ye would inquire something cc/'ifunn'wy A. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 3. concerning h. that hath so done this 
 
 Sec Fk.\k. 
 
 Dor HIM. 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. I will make him an help meet/ar A. 20. 
 , 37 . .35. thus .loseph's father weiityiir A. 
 
 4.3. 9. I will be surety/or A. of my hand require 
 Exod. 22. 2. no blood sliedy. A. H ,3. blood shcci for h. 
 l.ev. 1. 4. and it shall be acceiited for h. to make 
 
 atonement for A. 4. 26, 31.1 5. J.3. I 14. 18, 19, 
 20, .31. I 15. 15. 1 19. 22. Kum. 5. 8. 1 6. 11. I 
 15. CB. 
 
 Niim. 27 . '21 . the priest, who shall ask counsel/ar A. 
 ".35. .32. ye shall take no satisfaction./ar A. that is fled 
 ])cut.19. 11. lie in wait forh. and rise up against him 
 . 3 . 3 . 7 . let his hands be sufficient/ar A. be help to him 
 .Tudg. 6. 31. he that will pleadyar A. let him die 
 
 1 .Sam. 2. 25. if a man sin, who shall entreat/ar A. ? 
 15. 2. how he laid wait./ar A. in the way, when 
 17 . .31. they rehearsed thein, and Saul sent./ijr A. 
 22. 10. and he inquired of the l.ord yir A. 15. 
 
 27 . 4. ancl he sought no more again Jar A. 
 
 2 Sam. 9 . 10. thy servants shall till the land/arA. 
 
 Kings 2. 22. ask/ar A. the kingdom, even for k. 
 1.3. 2.3. saddled for A. the ass, to wit, tor the prqph. 
 14. 13. all Israel shall mourn Jar A. and bury him 
 Chr. 16. 14. they made very great burning/ar A. 
 21. 19 . and his people made no burning/ar A. 
 Esth. 5. 4. to the baiu|uet that 1 have prepared Jar k. 
 9 . when Hamaii saw that he moved not Jar A. 
 
 6. 3. the servants said, there is nothing done Jar A. 
 4. to hang on the gallows he had jirepared Jar A. 
 Job 1.3. 7 . and will you talk deceitfully /ar A. ? 
 
 ,30. 25. did not I weep for A. that w'as m trouble : 
 J^sal. 3. 2. who say, there is no help Jar A. in God 
 . 37 . 7 . rest in the Lord, and wait patiently/ar A. 
 49. 7 . nor give to God a ransom Jar A. 
 
 72 . 15 . prayer also shall be made Jar A. continually 
 Ifov. 9 . 4. as for A. that w'anteth understanding, 16. 
 28. 8. he shall gather it Jar A. that -will pity the poor 
 Cant. 5. 4. and my bow els were moved Jar A. 
 
 Isa. 8 . 17.1 will wait upon the I .ord and look for h, 
 
 or. ■ -;ii .. ... 
 
 , 0 . 9. we have waited for A. he will save us, 9. 
 
 29 . 21. that lay a snare for h. that reproveth in gate 
 .3t). 18. blessed are all they that wait Jar A. 
 
 40. 10. Lord will come, his arm shall rule/ar A. 
 
 61 ’. 4. what he hath preparedJarA.thatwaitethJ'ar A. 
 Jer. 22. 18. they shall not lament Jar A. 18. 
 
 31. 20. therefore my bowels are troubled/ar A. 
 
 Lam. 3. 25. Lord is good to them that wait/ar A. 
 Esek. 17 . 17 . nor shall Pharaoh make/ar A. in war 
 31. 15. I covered the deep Jar A. I caused Lebanon 
 to mourn for A. trees of the field tainted Jar A. 
 
 45. 20. so shaft thou do Jar A. that is simple 
 Dan. 11. 17 . noton his side, nor shall she be/ar A. 
 Amos 3. 5. fall in a snare where no gin is Jar A. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 6. have not sought Ld. nor inquired Jar A. 
 Zech. 12.10. shall mourn Jar A. be in bitterness/ar A. 
 Mat. 12. 4. which was not lawful Jar A. to eat 
 
 18. 6. it were better for A. that a millstone were 
 hanged about his neck, Mark 9. 42. Luke 17-2. 
 
 24. 50. w hen he looketh not/ar A. Luke 12. 46. 
 Markb. 20. how great things .lesus had done Jar A. 
 Luke 2. 27 . brought in the child Jesus, to do Jar A. 
 
 after the custom of the la'iv 
 
 8. 40. for they were all waiting Jar A. 
 
 9. 52. and they went to make ready for A. 
 
 Acts 12. 5. but prayer was made unto God for h. 
 
 1 Car. 16. 11. for 1 look Jar A. with the brethren 
 Col. 1. 16. all things were created by him and Jar A. 
 Beb. 9. 28. to them that look for h. shall he appear 
 
 Erom HIM. 
 
 Gen. .35. 1,3. and God went up from h. in the place 
 Lev. 5. .3. it be hid from A. w hen he knoweth it it 
 Judg. 3. 19 . all that stood by him, went out from h. 
 16.‘ 19 . to shave locks, his strength went Jraw A. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 18. and .^amuel hid nothing Jram A. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 15. retire/raw; A. 11 13. 9. went out/r. A. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 33. whether any thing would come Jr. A. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 5. all his army were scattered Jrarw A. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 12. the wrath of the 1.. turned/rawi A. 
 Job 14. 6 turn from A. that he may rest, tdl he shall 
 Psal. 22. 24. nor hath l.e hid his face Jrawi A. 
 
 .35. 10. the poor from A. that spoileth him 
 55. 12. then I would have hid myself Jrawi A. _ 
 
 62. 1. waiteth on God,J'r. A. cometh my salvation 
 I.sa. 5. 23. the righteousness of the righteous Jr. A. 
 
 5.3. 3. and w’e hid as it were our faces/raw; A. ^ 
 Jer. 3. 1. she "ofrom A. and become another man s 
 Dan. 5. 24. then w'as I'art of the hand sent/raw; A. 
 Amos 5. 11. ye takejraw; A. burdens of wheat 
 Jonah 3. 6. he arose, and laid his robe/raw; A. 
 
 Mat. 5. A2.from A. that w ould borrow'of thee 
 
 13. 12. fr. A. shall he taken, Mark 4. 25. Luke?,. 18. 
 25 ^9.fr. A. hath not shall be taken, Luke 19. 26. 
 
 Mail 14. .35. prayed, that the hour might passj'r. A. 
 Lukell. 22. he takethjraw; A. all his armour 
 John 7 . 29. 1 am Jr. A. 1110. 5. but will flee Jrew; A. 
 Gal. 1. 6. are so soon removed J'r. A. that called you 
 Beb 12. 25. if we turn away from A. that speaketh 
 1 John 3. 17 . shutteth up bowels of compassion Jr. A. 
 4. 21. and this commandment have wejraw; A. 
 
 Rev. 1. 4. ami peace from A. w Inch is, which was 
 See Dep.'VUT, Depaktkd. 
 
 In HIM. ^ , 
 
 Gen. 18.18. all nations of earth shall be blessed in h. 
 Exod. 23. 21. bew'are of him, for my name is in A. 
 Judg. 9 . 26. men of Shechem put confidence in A. 
 
 1 .Sam. 28. 20. and there w as no strength in A. 
 
 29. 3. 1 liave found no fault in A. John 19. 4, 6. 
 
 2‘Sam. 22. .3. in A. will 1 trust, P.sal. 91- 2. 
 
 .31. he is a buckler to all that trust in A. Jsa. 36. 0. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 52. if wickedness be in A. he shall die 
 .3. 28. they saw that the wisdom of God was ;w A. 
 
 14.13. because in A. there is found some good thing 
 
 17 . 17 . sickness, that there was no breath left ni A. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. because they put their trust in h. 
 Job 13. 15. though he slay me, yet will 1 trust in A. 
 
 .35. 14. judgment is before him, trust thou in A. 
 Psal. 2. 12. blessed are they that put their trust in A, 
 
 18. .30. a buckler to all those that trust A. 
 
 28. 7 . niy heart trusted in A. and 1 am helped 
 
 33. 21. our heart shall rejoice in A. 66. 6. I 149. 2. 
 
 34 . 8. blessed is the man that trusteth m A. 
 ao none of them that trust in A. shall be desolate 
 
 . 37 . 5. trust in A. 1| 40. because they trust m li. 
 
 62. 8. trust in A. at all times, ye people, pour out 
 61.10. the righteous .shall be glad and trust in A. 
 7 ", 17 . men shall be blessed in A. all nations call 
 62. 15. is no unrighteousness in h. John 7. 18- 
 Prov. 14. 7 . perceivest not mh. lips of knowledgo 
 .30. 5. he is a shield to them that put their trust in A. 
 Eccl. 4. If), that come after shall not reioice «>; A. 
 Jer 4 2 the nations shall bless themselves ;;; A. 
 
 46. 25. Pharaoh and all them that trust 1 ;; A. 
 
 48. 11. therefore his taste remained A. , 
 J.am. .3. 24. my portif n, theietore will 1 hope m n. 
 Dan. .3. 28. delivered his servants w ho trusted i/t A. 
 6. A. nor was any error or fault found in A. 
 chad. 7 . there is none under.'-tanding in A. 
 
 Kah. 1. 7 . he knoweth them that trust in A. 
 
 Hub. 2. 4. behold, his soul is not upright in A. 
 
 Mat. 13. 57 . and thev were offended in A. 
 
 14. 2. michtv works do shew themselves in A. 
 Luke 23. 22. 1 have found no cause of death in k, 
 
 2b 1 
 
HIM 
 
 John \. 4 in h. was life, the life M as lieht of men 
 lo. whosoever holie'etii in h. Ki. Jl^cts ic. 4.'h 
 4. 14. shall be xa h. a well of water spi ingiiis u’l) 
 o. jO. (Im elletb m me and 1 in h. lo. ;}8. 1 15/5. 
 
 /. o. neither iJid his brethren believe in h. 
 
 . o. 44. bicause t ier,- is no truth in h. 
 
 I II IJ- 1". no lisht in k. 
 
 ' ll 32. if glorilied mh. 
 
 Mcti 17. 2W/,. we live, move, and have onr beina 
 ■ /• how slwllttiey believ e in h. of whoin 
 15. \2» tu k. shall the (leiitiles tJ tist 
 o M* ® the spirit of man which is inlu 
 
 lliinys, we inh. \ Johnb. I'd. 
 "t oot 3’ea, na^v, but in ft. was yea, CO 
 
 mi”lit be made the iigliteousn. of (lod in h 
 13 4 for we are weak mb. but shall live with him’ 
 Phi) V li f='^'her even in h. 
 
 Cni\ in’ ,1 f ‘o;*,®'’ ‘O'*! he found inh. 
 
 1. 19. That m h. should all tulness <i\vell, i;. 9. 
 b.so walk yc 222/!. l| 7. rooted and built up in h 
 9. mb. dwelletli the fidnessol the flodheati bodily 
 T/// comidetc m b. who is the head of all 
 
 in ■?«’ aeam 1 Mill put my trust mb. 
 
 10. in> soul shall iiave uo pleasui'e i?i/^, 
 
 HIM 
 
 1 J^uAn 2, 4. is a 
 
 liar, ail.I the truth is not inb. 
 
 c 11 . 7 ' '"c in.i‘ 13 iioi, m n. 
 
 5. Whoso keepeth Ims wind, in h. verily is iove of 
 I hereby know we that we are in b. 
 
 , o. lie tiiat saiih he ahideth m h. oiislit to walk 
 ' , nig IS true inb. and in you 
 
 1 ’ ^“‘‘niere IS none occasion of stumhling inb. 
 
 , 15. the love ot the l ather is not in b. d. 17 . 
 
 27 . as It hath taught you, ye shall abide in h. 28. 
 
 ' K ■ ^nn every man that hath this hope in b. 
 
 , 5. in h IS no sm |1 o. m Iio ahiiletli in h. sinn.eth not 
 I seed reuictineth i^l h. he cannot sin 
 
 15. no murderer hath eternal life ahiding in h. 
 o'- ® he in h. 4. ];5, 15, 16. 
 
 o. 14. this is the confidence that we have in h. 
 
 „ Into HIM. 
 
 ^ this child’s soul come into h. 
 
 2.. the soul of the child came into b. again 
 
 entered into h. 
 
 John Id. . 2 . after the s> p, .‘^atan entered into b. 
 J^pb. 4. 15. may grow up into b. in all things 
 
 Gew 1 . and the Lord was entreated of b. 
 
 Exod 2.3, 21 . beware ,f h. and obey his voice 
 •t ■ what is become of b. 23 
 
 ‘°u<^heth flesh ofh. ha'th (he issue, 33 
 20 . 30. take tliou no usury of b. nor increase 
 
 S- /o tEhed it 
 
 i?^ hearken, 1 will require it 0 /b. 
 
 .v 2 . thou shalt not be afraid o/b. 2 h’inos 1 15 
 
 1 Sam, 17 . .32. ietiio man’s heart fail because o/'/o 
 
 'rl- ^ *^he somewhat cf b. 
 
 10. 2^. his life shall he tor the life of b. 
 
 2 Cbr 2 r‘M <he chief ruler, but birth-right 
 
 33 were the rum ofh. and Israel 
 
 33 . 33 . played, aufl he svas entreated of h. ly 
 
 to seek .// 2 . a right way fo.-'us 
 I P \ ti.^th seen me shal I see me no more 
 
 1 k'’ helhoughtc/ / 2 . that is at ease 
 • oq’ ll* t'I'S's the place oj b. iliatknoweth not God 
 t consider, I am afraid vf h. 
 or*'thyself because of b. who prospers 
 o}^f toy *tis inouth craveth it ofh. 
 
 To yosodeth a wise child, shall ha’ve jov of b 
 o- 1 q' /’tore hope of a fool than of b. 20. 20 
 Isa ^q' ifl^ Pi ^ *or ^ strange woman 
 
 52'7^thl^fV.fr' r; that made it 
 
 Jer loo Iw/d ■ ' h’W'tl tidings, ^ab. 1.15. 
 
 4 o‘ 11 K ^ -Y'*’ “Ot make menlioii of b. 
 
 sahh the J.ord 
 
 17 13 kino- '3 h'/ttishment of b. that seekelh 
 i«' io Babylon luifh taken an oath of b. 
 
 3Q 4 the .11“”®“'’® 1 "' P'O that dieth 
 
 I 28‘ 0 i t fi “V‘'w '’e was taken 
 
 y. in the hand oj b. that slavetli thee 
 
 fvvii'l hold of skiite// 2 . that is a .Tew 
 71/227 or' 01 ht'fttuse 2 :/ / 2 . that returneth 
 ■^07 r'^’ m‘t IS written e} b. AlarkO. 13.1 14.21 
 
 27 . 19 . I sultered 111 a flreain, because of k 
 
 //*’'®r s'’oul<i tell no m'an ofh. 
 TiA'/o "t'lf ’* 2 - / ^ 2 ?“ ‘^’t i/'an be ashamed, jMke 9. 26 
 
 12 ^ 4 ^^muHl t'ile^^ ‘ goods, ask not aeain 
 Tei’^. 12 *>' g"®”’ '''• shall much he required 
 
 iom 3 orf-ff/I'O’o ‘ ather sanctilied 
 Mom 3. 26. ttiejusliheri//,. that believetli in Jesus 
 works but of b. that calleth " 
 
 l t.t'^t willeth, but of God 
 
 1 Gor^i througb him are all things 
 
 1 Pei o Q^;he!l f “''o ^'0 5 '“ ist, who oKtod 
 
 2 pJt’ I' iT n" toith praises ofb. who called you 
 
 2 Pet. .3. ]4. that ye may be found of h. in peace 
 ^o°d~ fhe P'l-’ssaeo m hidi we liave beard ofb. 
 
 vf®-hq that doe ll righteousness is born of h. 
 
 Pev. 1. 7 . all kindr. ot earth shall m ail beca'use of b. 
 
 T, , 0^''"pen HIM. 
 
 ® whatsoever is laid upon b. 
 
 Ir'i having his imeleanness iqon h. 
 
 io'/ 7 'tVA‘®ii^‘u'®'i® 1^0 ttponb. be is uiu leaii 
 I,) Q^'i 2 /ohiihe. and not suffer fnwponb 
 
 I o?’ ?<; ® 0“''®®d. father, bis blood shall be upon b 
 'AW'i‘ of anointing oil of his God is upon b. 
 
 15. 31. shall be cut off, Ills iiiiquify shall be 72 iww/ 2 . 
 
 .dL^'^T 3 a"d ■ <haf he die 
 
 f;]- P- fhiiie haiifl shall he lust upon b. 
 
 00 o.’i *'n of witnesses shall be first i/pon h. 
 
 I ji o ^ V"''"® written 111, this book lie 22 / 0,2 b. 
 id ' c.o -0'."' ‘’‘'r'''- 'f «»y liand be upon b. 
 
 ^ 11 ’ P'l '’■o* f'’® ^'Oi fl came iqion b. 1 - 1 . 6 , 
 
 ^fad' '® if“‘' oftiie Philisfinos bevinb'. 
 
 i Kmo! k' 31 ^ IP'?® while he is ueary 
 
 1 71 222^73 8. 31 an oath be laid upon b. 2 Cbr. 6. 
 
 o An o ’ ‘"f ''Old 01 / /I. 
 
 - A 222y^ 4 1. she shut l ie doer upon b. ami went out 
 
 7 1 - J '®1'' l-'islia stand 0,2 b. this ^lay 
 the people fiode vponb. in the "ate d) 
 
 ‘Mi 
 
 P^a 7. 6. the hand of the T ord his God upon h. 9 
 , - \\ "'0“ shouldfcst set thy heart vpon h 
 
 Id'Vci '!! Prosperity the destroyer shall come 22. b 
 ~ • 2~. the hand ot tlie uuked shall come up/m b 
 io. and shall ram it upon b. while he is eatiii 
 2 .>. the sword comelh. terrors are upon h. 
 n' ‘ pO'l hear, m hen trouble cometh upon b.? 
 m- \}}^i T’ ■ , ‘all up/m b. as long as 1 live 
 
 14.,. 18. I.d. IS nigh to all that (all upon b. in truth 
 rq' ^ ’.i^’ i'‘*P P0’“' Witter upon b. that is thirsty 
 n.P the chastisemeni of our i,eace Mas upon b. 
 00. b. seek (he I ord, ( a I yc upon h. M hile he is near 
 
 1I,' q®/'/*.' *? ^'‘Ti ’ 'r® '‘o" l ave mercy 2/po72/2 
 
 ./c/. 3I. _(|. I Mill surely have, mercy utwnb. 
 ilftul'ix l3-.niy net al.so v. ill I spread upon h. 
 
 18. 20. the righ eousness ot the righteous sliall he 
 "penb Mickednesstit the wicked sliall he upon b. 
 
 ■*1 o'’/.’ li ^ ®“; ’‘‘i"'®,/I® 1’®* ® and there upon b. 
 
 /lV',^1’o* i‘» ® ‘''i® ’® ® ‘^^''0 'o® '’lood upon b. 
 
 o-‘‘dd' ^ Pof “’y ■‘’Plrit upon h 
 
 r~* I 30'and they spit u/'on h. ami smote him 
 JAike »3. 26. ami on k. they laid the cross 
 q'irl\32; d abode 227,2,2 /i.\\ 33. remaining on h. 
 
 3. fit. fietliat believetli on b. is not condemned 5' 
 
 10 q7 n I 'IP- 9-3.3. 1 /->2^ o; f,; 
 
 19. .> 7 . they shall look on h. whom they pierced 
 
 P/ui /o^u ',‘®t' ®®f'V-® ®> ®s t’” /2. and said 
 
 V I7 V.mW- f 'o Relieve on h. but to suffer 
 
 Ihh'o P ’T '“®t'®y/'« /'• and not on h. only 
 /I'/l, 7 ' ’®i l.ook not on b. the nature of angels 
 
 a/F'-d' f “1*/ ’® 'af sat on h. 5, 8. 119. ]] 
 
 ~0. 3. Shut him up, and he set a seal 2272^,2 b 
 
 tT' t- ^/Z® ll’ou Shalt rule over h. 
 
 «?‘43 tho,.''P‘‘ “‘“''® Ini-tuities 
 
 '’'sVzl^‘3 ?i ^I’P f “ ® "'P'‘ f'gnnr, 53 
 
 T ’-in il ’® P®o|d® wept again over b. 
 
 Id "lid 1 ’^’ 'l^l’i* nioiirned over b. saying, alas 
 lo. 18. burnt the kino s house over h. with lire 
 
 Vlk uf'»' ;T*p* “ wicked man over b. let Satan 
 iZfd'dd/' y “at 10ns spread their net over h. 
 
 7/ st^' tin times i)a.ss overb. 23. 
 
 Aiti, 8. (ipvout men inadeMamenfatiori over h 
 
 ^tdl'r'ld ‘■®^* ’ ! ““"’Of® dominion /.verb. 
 
 Jam. j. 14. is any sick ' let tliem pray over b. 
 'fhrougk HIM. 
 
 ,7- Biat all men //2,Y,?/a/2 b. might believe 
 3’ i(. that the word thronp/ib. might be saved 
 3- 9. \ve shall he saved from wrath, thro' b 
 1 i ’ q/"'”. ? •* ’^“ ynnflnerors thro' b. that loved us 
 
 Citi.... \b. tbiomjb b. we ha.ve access to the Lather 
 1 John 4. 9. sent Ins Son that we might live t h 
 r- . .02. ^ Po, or unto WfM. 
 
 Gc«.^ 4. .6. ro Seth, to b al.so fliere M-as born a son 
 
 if 17 ‘‘Pia 1^' ri |‘®I appeared unto A. 
 
 J . L. shall .I child be horn unto h. that is old ; 
 
 -1. at set time or whi;;h God liad spoken to h 
 -4. .30. nntoh hath he given all (hat he hath 
 4J. 10. 'unto h. shall the gatheiing of the people be 
 dioii Shalt be to h. instead of God 
 
 t'O’ -1“!“““f '’® “’f as an usurer 
 -1). 4.,. It .shall he a statute tor ever unto h. .30. ‘’I 
 wdl I give the land 
 
 AW ll? f P'ophet, 2222m b ve shall hearken 
 
 1 V ’ ^ 212/1’f , as he hath done to us 
 
 I 622,,2. -d.H . the I.ord hath done m b. as he spake 
 6 am. .i 9. hath sMorn to David, even so 1 do m b 
 
 _hinffs 4 . .t wlieretore wilt thou go to b. to day > 
 
 1. .0. so it fell out unto b. for the people trode ^ 
 
 'olf 3.- ®'’en to b. and his sons hv covenant 
 
 34. 26 as lor he king, so shall ye sav 7 ,nto b. 
 
 ■il r n alHicted, pity should lie shewed 
 
 d- “ f''®u smiiest, m hat doest thou unto b. '! 
 
 Pjal 68. 3,3. to b that ridctli on the heavens 
 ( '-. f 5. to h. shal I be given ot the gold of .Sbeha 
 
 I. 3b. 7 . to b that made great lights, for his inercv 
 77’ ‘) 2? n' f'af S'P'Xe great kings, for his mercy ^ 
 
 ^ ^'1 d.'iniis come alike to all, one ev’entto 
 
 Tin o 1 q ^ sacrilK^eth, and to b. that saci iticetli not 
 qf’2’ f ■ P®0Plefiirneth not tob. that smiteth 
 fv whom Israel have revolted 
 
 40 li. they are counted to b. less than nothing 
 al likeness will ye compare unto h. t 
 
 4u m<?n come, and all that are 
 
 37’ saith the t..to b. M hom man desiiisetli 
 
 /I/;,/’- « 2 / ° / ®'l®“ peorand contrite 
 
 fdL r 22’/" '''i ' 'f If sliall he opened 
 
 ‘'/e-f.S'riitetliflieeonone clieek 
 10 1* to h. sluiil he ^iven 
 
 ef -m’mhlasphemeth against Holy Ghost 
 AW? i°* *'® '“’V’g- P>r all live unto h. 
 
 II, .7/33- then I go unto b. that sent me, 16. 5 
 
 2/;;’P‘,’*'‘®’' ®P®”®t>’. the sheep hcar 
 1! ’’g''®®/’ tailed apostles 
 
 in aq^,"/* ’®^' '”’' '’®gai<i,because he had bewitch. 
 10.43. tob. give all tlie inophets witne.ss, that thro’ 
 
 1mm 4 4 now to b. that worketh, is the rev ai d 
 J). to h. that worketh not, but helicn-eth on him 
 f, ‘ :,7' ®“ "-.who is raised from tlie dead 
 
 II ’11’ f'/ I'l' things, to M horn he glor\’ 
 
 in’ll’ ’“2^ vsteeineth, to b. it is uiicleaii 
 
 '’T f poM’er to stahlish vou 
 
 t ’^'i "ry ^ who speaketh a barharian 
 
 /.f/’ m w as ac-eoimted to b. for rigliteousiiess 
 
 1. o. 1m ill he /(, b. a father, he to me a .sou 
 n. c to n that M as able to save him from death 
 Jam._^. „3. It was imputed unto b. for righteoin^ness 
 vJd'd r ’’ fl”<f7‘>pweth to do good, to b. itissin 
 n"-' V Itved us, and M ashed us 
 
 ~-i- that overcoineth M ill I give, 17. | .3. 21 
 -(1. 721 //. will 1 give iiOM-er over the nations 
 21. (). 1 will give 7(227(2/2. that is athirst, of fountain 
 
 2-^ «, A L , , ,-(."((Vd-f/H 1M. 
 
 ’ 071 . .,1. behold, it M as not touard b. as before 
 .In/.g. 8 .3 their auger M as ahat(qi touard b. 
 
 'i/l \ .t'’*’!” wliose heal t is perfect toward b. 
 
 Job 11 13. and siietdi out thine hands toward b 
 r”l' 'd- f “Pthy hands 7(2rc22 2-(//2. for thv child. 
 P.zeh. 1/. 0. M liose branches turned toward h. 
 
 HIM 
 
 2 Cor. 2.8. ye would confirm your love toward h 
 -f. , Under HIM. 
 
 o V ’ put it "11*7- b. 
 
 r 7 0 ’i ‘'® '“‘‘i,®‘/'«t '’'•■as under b. m cutaway 
 W/, 9.1.3. the proud lielpers do stoop T 2 «*n/i. 
 
 .7.127. j8. o. to spread sackcloth and ashes under h. 
 U 7 ’' W toots thereof were under b. 
 
 1 L.or. Ij. 27 . all things put under A. 28. lieb o n 
 
 0^22 39 . .3 his master saw that the T.ord was witA A 
 C.tud. 31.6. 1 have giv en u ub h. Alioliab, .‘38. 23 
 A«w 2 . 1 .. 8 . with b. Mill 1 speak rnoulli to mouth, even 
 01 221 i“ ‘•’’tk sp-eeches, Jer. .32. 4. 
 
 pod \%witbh. and the shout 
 Vent. 29. lo. with b. that staiidefli heie m ith us. al.so 
 -lo , 2 , pf"'''-that is not here M-ifh u.s this day 
 
 .3-. !*• 40(1 (here Mas no strange god with b. 
 
 and the I.( id Mas with h. 18. 12 , 14 
 16. 18. the I^rd is with b. H 25. 25. folly is with b. 
 iV^To .i.-pt/l/it hosts M as 2,77/2 1 Cbr. 11 9 . 
 16. 18. |i 3 will be, and £2 27/2/,. will 1 abide 
 1 Kttig.sV,, 60 . .‘-olomoii held a feast, and all Israel 
 A T-'- “;/t /2 b. from Hamath to i gypt, 2 Cbr 7 8 
 
 ^^® w otd of the i.ord iswiibb. ' 
 ^*'y®t. that his hand might he with h. 
 lo. (. the Lord Was with b. and he | 2 io.«pere(i 
 oni ttr ? C/tr<ni, 9. 20 . 2 Chnni, 1 . 1.1 
 
 ^26 " -f'® '’® ^tit/i/Z 
 
 qo l'-,.t‘-^t /2 h. fourscore priests of the I.ord 
 
 u ' ’• ,, 'te more with us than with h 
 
 3 n ol .r us the loird 
 
 36. 2.3. the Lcird his God he with h. Ezra 1 3 
 
 Uzia 8. .3. with /(. 150 males || 4. with A. 200 males 
 Job V?r " 3“.“’?‘®s II Jf'?' ^‘l.l^.with h. is M isdom.lC. 
 ■W oV ** his (^andle shall be put out with h. 
 Mar\’Q f''y®®'f /'-and be at peace 
 
 m i7'^’ 'mf*'* “IX n’®rcy shall he 2/77/2 b. 
 
 JLlj. 1 will be 2 , 77 / 2 /(.in trouble, I will deliverhira 
 Urn) «’ qn P*®titeous redemption 
 
 /•>1/'r’7”’Iu®/ w«ff ps one brought up with h. 
 
 A q in'^‘ ■ fade with h. ot his labour 
 
 Pa 3.10. say to henghteous, itshall be well with h. 
 
 40 Tn °i® {“‘m *c® '^t‘’*^®tl- .it shall be ill irith h. 
 
 40. 10. behold, his reward is with h. 62. 11. 
 
 tZ' lo Fid ‘ “1®“ that is of a contrite spirit 
 
 JfT-. 22 1.5. and then it was well with b. 16. 
 
 A 7 7 '““’hfy one, he shall deal with h. 
 
 Mat. 2. 6 . my covenant was with h. of life 
 
 »g>’®®. willies thou art in the way with h. 
 
 ^"iH 'n.lv/Tf/'tf' t*’®-'’ Should he 2,77/2 A. 
 
 0 .18. Played that he mu'ht he with b. Luke 8 38 
 
 ’ 3“- the hand of the Lord was with h. 
 iZ'jt'o "'^s also 2277 / 2 / 2 . 
 
 if < 2 ^’ In®®® ““tao es, except God be with h. 
 
 i;;//’ 0 V 7 ®"'®. “u ‘ our alHide 2,27/2 h. 
 in qr ’d sold .Ipseph but God was 22 /7/2 b. 10 . .38. ' 
 
 li ^® l®^l®! ’ ‘“"I «o®®Pted with h. 
 
 *1. .36. multitude tol owed, crying, aMay with h. 
 .^fw.0.4.M'eareJ)unetl xcithh. by liaptism, ('oL<l i*’ 
 
 H hvp»/«//iA Of'.... TO 1 i J 
 
 8. iive2,27i^/.vc;7/£LY 
 
 8. 32. how shall be uot with h. give us all thingl^ 
 
 1 V/2f.f,r4 14. sleep in Jesus, Mill God bvmswiibb 
 7/i/^”!’/’!)?;/'®!^*-®” sha 1 reimi 7277/2 h. Lev. 20 . 6. 
 ofojdl'iii hens 2 , 77/2 / 2 . ot the same promise 
 d'Z'o]?' " j®P we were with b. in the holy mount 
 
 1. cv. .1. *0. and I w ill sup 2 , 77/2 b. and lie w ith me 
 
 ii- /-f-J.ddO having his Lather’s name 
 
 1(. 14. they that are with b. are called chosen 
 
 r 2 A . ffHIM. 
 
 Job 14. and his soul nithin h. mourn 
 -0.14 his meat is (he gall of asps wubin h. 
 
 T '‘‘^■®'h up deceit within b. 
 
 vZZhZZ V 1 ‘’“I ‘V® ■‘Spirit tiithin b. 
 
 /-ech. 12.1. and forme h the siurit ot man within A. 
 r j . „ , . H't/22727 HIM. 
 
 Jo/in 1. o. and without b. was not any thing made 
 Lee Hy.mn. 
 
 ^ , HIM.SELL. 
 
 & oT '‘^•r ®®' hy /'■ and for them 
 
 rZ^'nl; 'd 'll ‘■‘““o .hy he shall go out bv A. 
 
 ; sm-offenng Mhicli was tor h. 16. 6, 11. 
 
 10 . 11 . shall make an atonement for b. 17, 24 
 q|”rq^^’ separated you to bring you near to A. 
 .31. 0 . 3 ^ inen ot m iir had taken spoil, every man for h. 
 Pent. (. 6 . J.ord hath chosen thee to be a people tc 
 b. 14. 2. I 28. 9. I 29 . 1.3 o .•<am 7 03 
 provided the first part for b. ' ’ 
 * 7 “’'/“ — *he Lord b. require it 
 
 Jvdg. .‘3 19 he /i. turned again from the quarries 
 1 6am. 30. 6. but David encouraged h. in the Lord 
 1 A 222 y.>'19. 4 . but l-'lijah b. went a (lav’s jouniev 
 0 ni ,9,“'* h®,r®9"®S;ed for b. that fie might (fie’ 
 I'.-.Hod h. is with us for our captain 
 '‘';/'.',''usf him out, yea, b. hasted also to go out 
 19. 8. //. separatecl from the conoreffatioii 
 OA A V- ““‘y.““ '!■ put iiof forth thine hand 
 ZX- " 'S W IS(| may he prolitahle to b. 
 
 2, 10. will he delight b. m the Almighty ' 
 o2. 2. lecause he .I'lstified /i. rather than God 
 .i4. 9_. (liat he should delight b. with God 
 
 q 'i®'\,'‘® ';*'setli /2 (he mighty are afraid 
 
 ■^lii ^ 1 ’ I'ii’ ’ ®®‘ ‘hat is godly for A. 
 
 ll’ P°‘“' uu'uu'idPth A. unto thee 
 
 8.). I. let his net that he Iiatii hid ratch b, 
 
 ’sa’ c® ®|l“‘'ih. A. Ill a vyay that is not good 
 5o. (). tci (j()(i IS nidge b. .-telali * 
 
 V’® ‘'.’i’ll®®/,/-.shall establish her 
 132. 18. hut on 2 I 1 . shall us crown flourish 
 l.lo. 4_. for the I.ord hatli chosen Jacob to b 
 i?'A.-'’i";i ’'f'u'duities shall take wicked b. 
 ll' g“- ’® a'®rctli .diall be w atered also b. 
 
 13. , tiiat maketh b. rich, that maketh b. poor 
 ]r' T shall he satisfied from A. 
 
 ^aA'^i’ * l‘/‘i hath made all things for A. 
 
 ’.0. he that lalxiiiieth, laboureth fiir/i. 
 
 2 * 2 ,’ .1 ;■ ,'® X'?'"'* ®'.7 hut shall not be heard 
 
 ... 3.Joieseelh the evil, and hideth A. 27. 12. 
 
 lo^ but a child left to b. hringeth to shame 
 /I, -■'’il'’m t'"'’ h'.’'“':®< hath withdiaM u b. 
 
 Ik i"*’ ? "• ®h’^ll m'e you a sieii 
 
 .31,. lo. he hath spoken, and b. hath done it 
 44.0. another shall call b. by- the name of Jacob 
 
HIN 
 
 HIR 
 
 HIT 
 
 Jsa. 59.15. departeth from evil, maketh k. a prey 
 C:i. 1 ". to make A. an everlasting name 
 Jer. 10. C.'k I know that the way of man is not in A. 
 29. 2G. man that is mad, and maketli A. a prophet 
 51." 14. the Lord hatli sworn hy A. Amos 6 . 8 . 
 
 E^ek. 45 . CC. on that day shall prince prepare tor A. 
 Ean. 9 . CO. iMessiah shall be cut off, but not tor A. 
 Bos. 5. 6 . he hatli withdrawn A. from them 
 
 10.1. Israel an empty vine, bringeth tortli truit to A. 
 Amos C. 14. nor sliall the mighty deliver A. 
 
 15. he that is swift of foot shall not deliver A. 
 
 Mat. 6 . 4 . A. shall reward thee openly 
 
 8 . 17 . A. took our intirmities, bare our sicknesses 
 
 13. 21. yet hath he not root in A. butdureth awhile 
 27.42. saved others, A. he cannotsave, il/ar^l5.31. 
 
 HJark 3. 21. for they said, he is beside A. 
 
 8 . 34 . let him deny A. and take his cross, Luke 9. 2,3. 
 
 12 . 3 . 1 . to love his neigliboiir as A. is more than 
 
 Lvke 10. 1. sent them, whither he A. would come 
 
 11 . 26. he taketh seven spirits more w icked than A. 
 12 . 47 . who knew his lord swill, and prepared not/t. 
 
 15 . 17 . and when he came to A. he said, how many 
 
 19.12. a nobleman went to receive, for A. a kingdom 
 
 23.2. saying, that he A. is Christ, a king 
 
 51. who afso A. waited for the kingdom of God 
 
 24. 27 . he expounded the things concerning A. 
 
 .36. .lesus A. stood in the midst of them, and saith 
 
 JoAn 4.2. tho’ .lesus A. baptized not, bat his disciples 
 5.18. God was his father, making A. equal with O. 
 
 19 . verily 1 say, the Son can do nothing of A. 
 
 26. for as the l ather hath life in A. so the Son 
 
 6 . 6 . for he A. knew what he would do 
 
 61. when .lesus knew in A. that his disciples 
 7 , 4 . and he A. seeketh to be knov. n openly 
 18. he that speaketh of A. seeketh Ids own glory 
 
 9 . 21 . he is of age, ask him, he shall speak for A. 
 11.51. this spake he not of A. but being high-priest 
 13.32. God shall glorify him in A. and glorify him 
 
 16.13. he shall not speak of A. but whatsoever 
 
 27 . the Father A. loveth you, because ye loved me 
 19.12. whoso maketh A. a king, speaketh ag. Cassar 
 21. 1 . Jesus shewed A. again to the disciples, 14. 
 
 Acts 5. 1.3. of the rest durst no man join A. to them 
 36. rose up '1 heudas, boasting A. to be somebody 
 8 . 9 . giving out that//, was some great one 
 34. of whom si)eaketh the prophet this t of A. 
 
 10. 17 . now wldle Peter doubted in A. what this 
 
 12. 11. and when Peter was come to A. he said 
 
 14. 17 . he left not A. without witness, in that 
 
 25. 8. while he answered for A. 26. 1. 
 
 26.24. as he spake for/i. Festus said with loud voice 
 
 28. 16 . but Paul w'as suffered to dwell by A. 
 
 Horn. 12. 3. not to think of A. more highly than he 
 
 14. 7 . none of us liveth to A. no man dieth to A. 
 
 15. 3. for even Christ pleased not A. but as is written 
 
 1 Cor.'2. 15. yet he A. is judged of no man 
 
 3. 15. but he A. shall be saved, yet so as bi’ fire 
 
 11. 28. but let a man examine A. so let him eat 
 15. 28. theii shall the Son A. be subject to him 
 
 2 Cor. 5.18. who hath reconciled us to//, by Jesns,19. 
 
 10. 7 . if any man trust to A. let him of A. think 
 
 11. 20. for ye suffer if a man exalt A. if a man smite 
 Cal. 1.4. wdio gave A. for our sins, that he might 
 
 2.20. gave A. for me |l 6. .3. think A. to be something 
 6. 4. then shall he have rejoicing in A. alone 
 hpA. 2.15. to make in A. of tw’ain one new man 
 
 20. .lesus A. being the chief corner stone 
 5. 2. hath given A. for us || 25. gave A. for it 
 
 27 . he might present it to A. a glorious church 
 
 28. loveth A. |i 3.3. so love his wife, even as A. 
 
 Col. 1. Co. and by him to reconcile all things to A. 
 
 2. + 15. triumphing over them in A. 
 
 2 TAess. 2. 4. sitteth, sliewing A. that he is God 
 1 Tim. 2. 6. w ho gave A. a ransom for all 
 Tit. 2. 14. who gave A. for us, to purify to A. 
 
 .3. 11. he sinneth, being condemned of//. 
 lleh. 1. 3. w hen he had by A. purged our sins 
 2. 14. he also A. likew ise took part of the same 
 18. in that he A. ha*h suffered, being tern pteil 
 5. 2. for tliat he //. also is con'passed with infirmity 
 
 3. as for the people, sf) also for A. to offer for sins 
 
 4. no man taketh this honour to //. but he that 
 
 5. Christ glorihed not A. to be made an high-priest 
 6.1.3. he sware b^' //. ii 7 . 27. when he offered up A. 
 9 .26. appeared to put away sin by sacrifice of A. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 2.3. but committed A. to him that judgeth 
 1 Jolm 2. 6. ought A. to w'alk, even as he walked 
 
 1 3. 3. hath this hope, purifieth A. even as he is pure 
 5.10. he that believeth bath the witness in A. 
 
 3 JoAn 10. nor doth he A. receive the brethren 
 liev. 19.12. had a name that no man knew but//. 
 
 1 21. 3. God A. shall be with them, and be their God 
 Hee Eoaveu, Hide. 
 
 HIK 
 
 Was a liquid measure of the Hebrews : it was the 
 sixth part of a Bath, and held one gallon and two 
 pints. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 40. with the fourth part of an //. of oil 
 .30. 24. take also unto thee of oil-olive an A. 
 
 Lev. 19. .36. a just ephah and //. shall ye have 
 
 523.13. the drink offering stiall be of wine, the fourth 
 
 part of an A. of oil, Num. 15. 4. 1 28. 14. 
 Llum. 15. 5. the fourth part of an A. of wine 
 
 6. the third part of an A. of oil 1| 9. half an A. 
 
 Lzek. 4. 11. shalt drink sixth part of an //.of water 
 
 45.24. an //.of oil for an ephah, 46. 5,7.11. 
 
 46.14. third part of an A. of oil to temr/er w ith 
 HIM), .S. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 21. Tsaphtali is a A. let loose, he giveth 
 
 2 iUim. 22. .34. he maketh my feet like //. feet, and 
 
 setteth me on high places, Ps. 18. 33. llah. .3. 19. 
 Job . 39 .1. or canst thou mark when the A. do calve 
 Ps. 29^ 9. the voice of Lord maketh the A. to calve 
 Prov. 5. 19 . let her be as the loving//.and roe 
 Cant. 2. 7 . 1 charge you by the A. of the field, 3. 5. 
 Jer. 14. 5. the A. calved in the field, and forsook it 
 HIFIDKH. 
 
 Gpi. 24. 56. //. me not, seeing the T..hath prospered 
 Jlum. 22. 16 . let nothing//. thee from coming tome 
 Bell. 4. 8. to come and fight, and A. the building 
 Job 9 .12. behold, he taketh away, who can A. him ? 
 11. 10. if he cut oft', and shut up, w ho can A. him ? 
 
 ActsQ. ,36. what doth A. me to be baptized ? 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 12. lest we should //.the gospel of Christ 
 Gal 5 7 .who did//. you, that should notobey truth 
 HI Is' HER ED. 
 
 Ezra 6. 8. expences be given, that they be not A. 
 LukeG. 52. and them that were entering in, ye//, 
 ii/////. 15. 22. have been much //. from coming to you 
 1 TAess. 2. 18. we would have come, but.'^atan //. 
 
 1 Pet. 3 . 7 . as heirs of life, that your prayers be not//. 
 
 Hl^DERElH. 
 
 Isa. 14. 6. he that ruled is persecuted, and none //. 
 HINDER em/. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.2.3. Abner smote him with //. end of spear 
 
 IirNDERMOST. or HIND.MOS I'. 
 
 Gen. 33. 2. and he. put Rachel and Joseph A. 
 
 Bum. 2. 31. they shall go //. with their standards 
 Deut. 25. 18. he met thee, and smote the //. of thee 
 Josh. 10.19. pursue,and smite the//, of them 
 Jer. 50.12. the A. of the nations shall be a wildern. 
 HINDER part. 
 
 Joel. 2. 20. and his A. part toward the utmost sea 
 Mark 4. 38. lesus w'as in the A. part of the ship 
 Acts 27 . 41 . the A. part was broken w ith waves 
 HINDER parts. 
 
 1 Kingsl. 25. their//, parts were inward, 2 CAr. 4. 4. 
 Pial. lQ. 66. he smote his enemies in the //. parts 
 HINDER sea. 
 
 Zech. 14. 8. and half of them toward the A. sea 
 HINGES. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 50. and the A. of gold for doers of house 
 Prov. 26.14. as the door turneth upon his A. 
 
 HIP. 
 
 Judg. 15. 8. he smote them A. and thigh with slaugh. 
 HIRE. Suh.stantive. 
 
 Gen. .30.18. given me my A. + called his name an //. 
 
 .32. among the goats, and of such shall be my //. 
 
 .3.3. when it shall come for my A. before thy face 
 31. 8. if he said, the ring straked shall be thy'//. 
 Exod. 22. 15. if an hired thing, it came for his A. 
 Deut. 23. 18. thou shalt not bring ihe A. of a whore 
 24. 15. at his day thou shalt give him his A. 
 
 1 Kingsb. 6. to thee w ill 1 give A. for thy servants 
 Isa. 23. 17 . she shall turn to her//, and commit 
 
 18. and her //. shall be holiness to the Lord 
 Ezek. 16 . .31. not as an harlot in that thou scornest//. 
 
 41. and thou also shalt give no A. any more 
 
 29. t 20. I have given him F.gypt for his A. 
 
 Mic. 1. 7 . for she gathered >t of the A. of an harlot, 
 and they shalt return to the //.of an harlot 
 .3. 11. and the priests thereof teach for A. 
 
 ZecA.Vt. 10.there was no //. forman.any //.for beast 
 Mat. 20. 8. give them their A. beginning from last 
 Luke 10 . 7 . for the labourer is worthy of his //. 
 
 Jam. 5. 4. behold, the //. of the labourers is kept back 
 HIRE, 
 
 Isa. 46.6. they //.a goldsmith, and he maketh it a god 
 Mat. 20.1. went out to //. labourers into his vineyard 
 HIRED. 
 
 Gen. .30.16.1 have //. thee with my son's mandrakes 
 Exod. 22. 15. if it be an A. thing it came for his hire 
 Lev. 19 . 1.3. the wages of him that is//, not abide 
 Dent. 23. 4. they //. against thee Balaam, BeA. 1.3. 2. 
 Judg. 9 . 4. wherewith Abimelech A. vain persons 
 18. 4. Micah hath A. me. and 1 am his priest 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. that were full, have //. out themselves 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 6. Ammon //. the Syrians, 1 CAr. 19. 7- 
 2 Kings 7 . 6 . the king of Israel hath //. against us 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 12. //. masons and carpenters to repair 
 25.6. Amaziah//. l(X),(i00 mighty men of valour 
 Ezra 4 . 5. //. counsellors against them to frustrate 
 BeA. 6 . 12. Tobiah and Sanballat had A. liim, 13. 
 Jsa. 7 . 20. shall Lorfl shave with a razor that is A. 
 Jer. 46. 21. her A. men ai e like fatted bullocks 
 Ilos. 8. 9 . are gene up, Ephraim hath A. lovers 
 10. yea, though they have //. among the natioKS 
 IMat. 20, 7 . they say, because no man hath //. us 
 9. when they came that were //. ab. eleventh hour 
 Acts 28. 30. Paul dwelt two years in Lis ow n A. hou. 
 HI RED servant. 
 
 Exod.'i^. Ab.wnA. serv. not eat thereof, ier. 22. 10. 
 Lev. 25. 6. the sabbath shall be meat for thy A. serv. 
 40. but as an A. servant he shall be with thee 
 .50. according to the time of an //. serv. shall it be 
 53. as a yearly //. servant shall he be with him 
 Dent. 15. 78. hath been worth a double //. servant 
 24. 14. thou shalt not oppress an //. servant 
 HIRED servants. 
 
 Mark 1.20. left Zebedee in the ship with //. serv. 
 Luke 15. 17 . how many A. serv. have bread enough 
 
 19 . make me as one of thy A. servants 
 
 HIRELING. 
 
 It is commanded in the laxr, that the hireling should 
 be paid as soon as his work is over. Lev. 19. 1.3. 
 J he wages of him that is hired shall not abide 
 with thee all night until the morning; because 
 Ais urgent necessities require it for present sub¬ 
 sistence. An liireling’s day' or year, is a kind of 
 proverb, signifying a full year, n-itlnnit abating 
 any thing of it. Are not his days like the days 
 of an hireling' Job 7. 1. The days of man are 
 hke tho.ie of an hireling; as nothing is deducted 
 from them, so nothing ts added to them. Arid in 
 .lob 14.6. 'lill he shall accomplish asan hireling 
 his day ; to the time of Ais death, which he waits 
 for as the hireling for the end of the day. Hee 
 Isa. 16. 14. I 21. 16. In John 10. 12. 13. the 
 hireling .set in opposition to the true .shepherd ; 
 the first neglects the sheep, and aims only at Ais 
 own advantage ; the second loves and guides them 
 carefully. 'JAe hirelings whom the lather of 
 the family, that is, God, sends into Ais vine¬ 
 yard, are the prophets and apostles, Jews and 
 Christians ; the second succer-ded the jirst, and 
 all receive their reward when their work is done, 
 IVlat. 20. 1—16. 
 
 Job 7 . 1. are not his days like the days of an //..*’ 
 
 2. asan A. looketh for the reward of his work 
 14. 6. fill he shall accomplish as an A. his day 
 Isa. 16. 14. in three years as the years of an //. 21. 16. 
 .'////. .3. 5. witness against those that oppress the//. 
 John 10. 12. he that is an A. and not the shepherd 
 
 13. the //. fleeth, because he is an A. and careth not 
 
 HIREST. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 33. thou //. them, that they may come 
 HIR ES, 
 
 Mic. 1. 7 . all the //. thereof shall be burnt with fire 
 
 Ills. 
 
 Gen. 38. 9. Onan knew the seed should not he A. 
 Exod. 21. 34. and the dead beast shall be //. 
 
 22. 9. which another challengeth to be A. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 15. add the fifth part, and it shall be //. 
 Bum. 5. 10. a man’s hallowe/l things shall be A. 
 
 16. 5. to morrow the Ixrrd will shew who are //. 
 
 2.3. 10. righteous, and let my last end be like //. 
 Deut. 21. 17 . the riL’ht of the first born is //. 
 
 2Aam. 16. 18. //. will I be. with him will 1 abide 
 
 1 Kings 2. 15. for it was A. from the 1 ord 
 
 2 kings 15.25. a captain of//, conspired ag. him 
 EstA. 4. 11. is one law of//, to put him to death 
 Job 12. 16 . the (leceived and the /leceiver are//. 
 
 18.15. in his tabernacle, because it is none of A. 
 Psal. 30. 4. sing unto the Lord, all ye saints of//, 
 
 95. 4. the strength of the hills is A. also 
 
 10.3. 21. ye ministers of //. that do his pleasure 
 Can.'. 2. 16 . my beloved is mine, and 1 am A. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 15. on every one that passeth by, //. it was 
 
 - 16 . 17 . then it shall be //. to the year of liberty 
 Dan. 2. 20. blessed be G. wisdom and might are //. 
 Cbad. 11. to cut off' those of A. that did escape, nor 
 shouldest have deliver, up those of/^. that remain 
 Hab. 2. 6. woe to him increaseth that which is not A. 
 JoAn’l. 16. doctrine is not mine, but //. that sent me 
 Acts 16. .3.3. was baptized, he and all A. straightway 
 Pom. 8.9. if any have not the Spirit, he is none of//, 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 . the Lord knoweth them that are //. 
 
 Heb. 4.10. hath ceased .‘rom works, as G. did from //. 
 IILSS. 
 
 i ohiss, is a kind of insult and contempt. 1 Kings 
 9. 8. All they,tt//e shall see the destruction of this 
 temple, shall be astonished, and shall hiss, and 
 say, why hath the Lord done thus unto this land, 
 and to this house I And Job, speaking of the wicked 
 under calamities, says, that they shall clap their 
 hands at him, and shall hiss him out ot his place. 
 Job 27 . 2.3. And in Jer. 19. 8. 1 will make this 
 city desolate and an hissing; every one that 
 passeth thereby shall be astonished, and hiss, be¬ 
 cause of all the plagues thereof.' I will make this 
 city ihe subject of ridicule and scorn. 
 
 To hiss, to call any one with hissing, a mark of 
 power and authority. The Lord says, that in his 
 anger he will hiss, and call the enemy against 
 Jerusalem. Isa. 5. 26. He will hiss unto them 
 from the end of the earth. He will bring them, 
 with an hiss from the very extremities of the earth. 
 And in Isa. 7 . 18.'Ihe Lord shall hiss for the 
 fly, and shall bring it to him, that is in the ut¬ 
 termost part of the rivers of Egypt, for the 
 bee that is in the land of Assyria. The fly and 
 the bee, which God will bring thus -with a hiss, 
 are the kings of Egypt and Assyria: they shall 
 come with their troops into the territories of 
 Israel, and shall dt.sperse thernselves over the 
 whole country. Theodoret, writing upon Isaiah, 
 remarks, that in .Syria, and Palestine, they who 
 looked after bees drew them out of their hives, car¬ 
 ried them into the fields, and brought them back 
 again with the sound of a flute and the noise of 
 hissing. Zechariah, speaking of the return from 
 the Babylonish captivity, says, that the Lord vvill 
 gather them, as it were with an hiss, and bring 
 them back into their country, ZecA. 10. 8. IVhich 
 shows the ease and authority with which he will 
 perform this great work. 
 
 1 Kings 9.a. and at this house everyone shall //. 
 .Tob 27 . 23. men shall //. him out of his place 
 Isa. 5. 26. he will A. to them from end of the earth 
 
 7 . 18. the Lord shall //. for the fly in I'gypt 
 
 Jer. 19 . 8. passeth thereby shall A. 49. 17. 1 50.1.3. 
 Lam. 2. 15. they //. at the daughter of .lerusalem 
 
 16 . thy' enemies A. and gnash the teeth against thee 
 Ezek. 27 . 36. tlie merchants shall A. at thee 
 ZepA. 2. 15. every one that passeth by her shall //. 
 Zech. 10. 8. i w ill A. foi' them and gather them 
 HISSING, 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 8. and he hath delivered them to //. 
 
 Jer. 18. 16. to make their land a perpetual //. 
 
 19 . 8. 1 w ill make this city desolate and an //. 
 
 25. 9. and 1 will make them an //. 18.1 29. 18. 
 
 51. . 37 . Babylon shall be an //. without inh- bitant 
 Mic. 6.16. should make inhabitants thereof an A. 
 HIT. 
 
 1 Sam. 31.3. and the archers //. him, 1 Chron. 10. 3. 
 
 11 ITH ER. 
 
 Gen. 45. 5. now be not angry that ye sold me A. 
 
 8. it was not you that sent me //. but God 
 
 1.3. ye shall haste and bring down my lather A. 
 Exod. 3. 5. draw not nigh //. put oft thy shoes 
 Josh. 2. 2. behold, there came inen in A. to night 
 
 18. 6. ye shall bring the description //. to me 
 Judg. 18. 3. they said to him, who biought thee //. T 
 
 19 .12. we will not turn aside A. into the city 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 9. bring //. a burnt-offering to ine 
 
 14. 18. and Saul said, bring A. the ark of Cio/I 
 .34. I'ring me //. every man his ox and his sheep 
 .36. the priest said, let us draw near//, unto God 
 
 15. .32. bring //. Agag |l 17.28. w hy earnest thou A. 
 23. 9 . said to Abiatliar, bring //. the ephod, :10. 7. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.10. 1 have brought them //. unto my lord 
 
 1 Kings 22. 9. hasten A. Mit aiah the son ot Imlah 
 
 2 Kings 2.8. Jordan divided A. and thither, 14. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 13. ye shall not bring in captives A. 
 Ezra 4. 2. king of Assur, w hich broiigl'.t us up A. 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 10. therefore his iieople return //. 
 
 81. 2. take a psalm, and bring //. the timbrel 
 Prov. 9. 4. whoso is simple, let him turn in //. 16. 
 Tsa. 57 . 3. draw near //. ye sons of the sorceress 
 Mat. 14. 18. he said, bring them A. to me 
 
 17 . 17 . Jesus said, bring him //. to me, Luke 9- 41. 
 22. 12. frien'l, how earnest tlu'u in //. not having 
 Luke 14. 21. bring in //. the poor and the maimed 
 15. 23. bring //. the fatted calf and kill it 
 
 19. 27 . bring A. and slay them before me 
 
 30. shall find a colt tied, loose him. bring him b, , 
 
 233 
 
HOL 
 
 HOL 
 
 HOL 
 
 John 6. C they said, Ttabbi, when earnest thou h. ? 
 
 20. 27. reach h. thy finger, reach h. thy hand 
 Acts 9. 21. that came A. for tliat intent, that he 
 10. .32. call h. Simon, whose surname is Peter 
 
 19. 37. ye have brought h. these men, which are 
 
 6ee CoMK. 
 
 IlITIIERiO. 
 
 Jlxod. 7. 16. behold, h. thou wouldest not hear 
 Ntim. 14.119. as thou hast forgiven this people A. 
 Josh. 17. 14. as the Lord hath blessed me A. 
 
 Judg. 16. 13. /i.tliou hast mocked me, and told lies 
 1 Ham. 1. 16. for out of my’ grief have 1 spoken A. 
 
 7. 12. and saying, A. liath the l.oid helped us 
 
 £ Sam. 7. IB. thou hast brought me h. 1 Chr. 17.16. 
 
 15. 34. as 1 have been thy father’s servant A. 
 
 1 CAron. 9. IB. who A. w aited in the king's gate 
 
 12. 29- A. the greatest part kept the ward 
 Job 38. 11. A. shalt thou come, but no further 
 Psal.'~tl. 17. h. have I declared thy wondrous works 
 Isa .18.2. a people terrible fr om their beginning/n 7. 
 Jolm 5. 17. my Lather worketh h. and ! work 
 
 16. 24. A. have ye asked nothing in my name 
 Horn. 1. 13. [ purposed to come, but was let A. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 2. for A. ye were not able to bear it 
 
 HO. 
 
 Put A 4. 1. to whom he said, Ao such a one, sit down 
 Isa. 55. 1. Ao every one that thirsteth, come ye 
 ZecA. 2. 6. Ao, Ao, come forth, flee from the laucL 
 HOAR, HOARY, See Frost, Hairs, Head. 
 HOARY. 
 
 Job 41. 32. one would think the deep to be A, 
 HOISKD. 
 
 .Acts 2^. 40. they A. up the main sail to the wind 
 lIOLU, Substanthe. 
 
 Judg. 9. 46. they entered into a A. of the god Berith 
 
 49. they put them to the A. and set the A. on fire 
 1 Sam. 22. 4. Dav. in A. 24. 22. 2 Sam, 5. 17- I 23. 14. 
 
 5. abide not in the A. depart and get thee into land 
 
 1 CAr. 12. 16. there cameof Judali to A. to David 
 Acts 4. 3. and put them in A. unto the next day 
 liev. 18. 2. is become the A. of every foul spirit 
 
 See Strong. 
 
 HOLD. 
 
 Gen. 21. 18. lift up the lad, A. him in thine hand 
 hod. 5. 1. that they may A. a feast to me in wildern. 
 
 9. 2. refuse to let them go, and wilt A. them still r 
 
 10. 9. for we must A. a feast unto the Lord 
 
 20. 7. Lord will not/i. him guiltless, Dent. 5. 11. 
 JJevt. 22. t 25. if the man take strong A. of her 
 PutA 3. 15. he said, bring the vail, and A. it 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 22. how should I A. up my face, to .Toab 
 6. 6. Uzzah put forth his hand to ark of God, and 
 
 took A. of it, oxen shook it, 1 CAron. 13. 9. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 9. now therefore A. him not guiltless 
 Psth. 4. 11. the king shall A. out the golden sceptre 
 Job 6. 24. teach me, and I v. ill A. my tongue 
 
 9. 28. I know that thou wilt not A. me innocent 
 
 13. 19. if I A. my tongue, I shall give up the ghost 
 
 17. 9. the righteous also shall A. on his way 
 
 41. 26. the spear, dart, the habergeon cannot A. 
 Psal. 17. 5. A. up my’ goings in thy' paths 
 
 119. 53. horror hath taken A. upon me, because 
 117. A. thou me up, and I shall be safe 
 139. 10. and thy right hand shall A. me 
 Prov. 31. 19. and her hands A. the distaff 
 Cant. 3. 8. they all A. swords, being expert in war 
 Isa. 41. 13. 1 the Lord w ill A. thy right hand 
 
 42. 6. and 1 will A. thine hand, and keep thee 
 Jer. 2. 13. hewed broken cisterns, can A. no w’ater 
 
 8. 21. astonishment hath taken A. on me 
 
 50. 42. they shall A. the bow' and the lance 
 
 43. anguish took A. of him, and pangs as of worn. 
 Pzek. 30. 21, to make it strong to A. the sword 
 41. 6. tliat they might have A. they had not A. 
 Aynos C. 10. then shall he say, A. tliy tongue 
 ZecA. 11.5. slay them, and A. themselves not guilty 
 Mat. 6. 24. else he will A. to the one, Luke 16. 13. 
 
 21. 26. tor all A. John as a prophet 
 
 Mark'i. 4. other things they have received to A. 
 
 8. ye A. the tradition of men, as washing of pots 
 Pom. 1. 18. wlio A. the truth in unrighteousness 
 PAi/. 2. 29. receive him, and A. such in reputation 
 
 2 TAess. 2. 15. A. the traditions ye have been taught 
 Ileb. 3.14. if w'e A. the beginning of our confidence 
 PezK 2. 14. hast tliem that A. the doctrine of Balaam 
 
 15. hast them that A. doctrine of the >> icolaitanes 
 See Caught. 
 
 HOLD fast. 
 
 Job 8.15. he shall A. it fast, but it shall not endure 
 
 27. 6. iny righteousness I A. fast, I will not let it go 
 Jer. 8. 5. they A. fast deceit, they’ refuse to return 
 
 1 fbess. 5. 21. prove all things, A. fast that is good 
 
 2 Ttrn. 1. 1.3. A. fast the form of sound words which 
 Heh. 3. 6. if we A. fast the confid. and the rejoicing 
 
 4. 14. let us A. fast our profession, 10. 23. 
 
 Pev. 2. 25. that ye have already A. fast till I come 
 3. 3. A. fast and reiient |1 11. A. fast which thou liast 
 HOLD reace. 
 
 Pxod. 14.14. TLord shall fight, ye shall A. ycowrpeace 
 Kum. 30. 4. if her father A. bis peace at lier 
 
 14. if her husband altogether A. his peace at her 
 Judg. 18. 19. A. thy peace, lay hand on thy mouth 
 2 Sam. 13. 20. A. thy peace, my sister, he is brother 
 C Kings 2. .3. he said, t knowit, A. you yconr peace, 5. 
 7^. 9. a day of good tidings, and we A. our peace 
 Neh. 8. 11. saying, A. your peace, the day is holy 
 Job 11. .3. should thy lies make men A. then peace 
 13. 5. that ye would altogether A. your peace 
 13. A. yow peace, let me alone that I may speak 
 
 33. .31. mark well, A. thy peace and I will speak 
 33. A. thy peace, and 1 will teach thee wisdom 
 Psal. 83. 1. O G. A. not thy p. be not still, 109. 1. 
 Isa. 62. 1. for /ion’s sake will 1 not A. my peace 
 
 6. which shall never A. theiv peace day nor night 
 64. 12. wilt thou A. thy peace and afflict us sore ' 
 
 Jer. 4. 19. 1 am pained at heart, I cannot A. inyp. 
 ZepA. 1. 7. A. thy peace at the presence of the l.ord 
 Mat. 20. .31. multitude rebuked them, because they 
 should A. their peace, Mark 10. 48. Luke 18. 39. 
 Mark 1. 25. /n thy p. come out of him, Luke 4. 35. 
 Luke 19. 40. if tliey should A. their peace the stones 
 Acts 12. 17. beckoning to them to A. their peace 
 234 
 
 Acts 18.9. be not afraid, but speak, and A. not thy p. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 30. to another, let the first A. his peace 
 
 See Lake. 
 
 HOLDEN, 
 
 2 Kings 23. 22. there was not A. such apassover, 23. 
 Job .36. 8. if they be A. in cords of afliiction 
 Psal. 18. 35. and thy right hand hath A. me up 
 71. 6. by thee have I been h. up from the womb 
 73. 23. thou hast A. me up by my right hand 
 l^rov. 5. 22. and shall be A. with the cords of his sins 
 Isa. 42. 14. 1 have long A. my peace and been still 
 45.1. whose right hand 1 have A. to subdue nations 
 
 Luke 24.16. eyes were A. they should not know him 
 Acts 2. 24. it was not possible he should be A. of it 
 Rom. 14. 4. yea, he shall be A. up, for God is able 
 HOLDE.Sr. 
 
 Esth. 4. 14. if thou altogether A. thy peace this time 
 Job 1.3/ 24. wherefore A. thou me for thine enemy r 
 Psal. 77- 4. thou A. my eyes waking, 1 am troubled 
 Jer. 49. 16. O thou that A. the heiglit of the lull 
 Jdab. 1. 1.3. A. thy tong, when the wicked devoureth 
 Rev. 2. 13. thou A. fast my name, liast not denied 
 HOLDETH. 
 
 Job 2. 3. and still he A. fast his integrity 
 26. 9. lie A. back the face of his throne, and spread. 
 Psal. 66. 9. bless God who A. our soul in life 
 Prov. 11. 12. a man of understanding A. his peace 
 17- 28. a fool when he A. his peace is counted wise 
 Daji. 10. 21. and none A. with me but Michael 
 Amos 1. 5. 1 will cut off him that A. the sceptre, 8. 
 Rev, 2. 1. that/i. the seven stars in his right hand 
 HOLDING. 
 
 Jsa, .33.15. that shaketh his hands from A. of bribes 
 Jer. 6. 11. I am w’eary with A. in, 1 w ill pour fury 
 Mark 7- 3. eat not, A. the tradition of the elders 
 Phil. 2. 16. A. forth the word of life, that I may 
 Col. 2. 19. not A. the head, from which the bouy 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 19. A. faith and a good conscience 
 
 .3. 9. A. the mystery of faith in a pure conscience 
 Tit. 1. 9 ,A. fast faithful word, as hath been taught 
 Rev. 7.1. I saw four angels A. the four winds 
 HOLD'.S. 
 
 Jer. 51. 30. they have remained in their A. 
 
 Ezek. 19. 9. and they brought him into A. 
 
 See Strong. 
 
 HOLE. 
 
 Exod. 28. 32. there shall be an A. in the top of it 
 
 2 Kings 12. 9. .lehoiada bored a A. in the lid of it 
 Cant. 5. 4. put in his hand by the A. of the door 
 Jsa. 11.8. suck, child shall play on the/i. of the asp 
 
 51. 1. look to A. of tlie [)it w hence ye are digged 
 Jer. 1.3. 4. and hide it tliere in a A. of the rock 
 Ezek. 8. 7- w'hen I looked, behold a A. in the w’all 
 Jam. 3. t 11. a fountain send at same A. sweet water 
 HOLES. 
 
 Gen. 40.116. T had baskets full of A. on my head 
 1 Satn. 14.11. the Hebrews come forth out of the A. 
 Jsa. 2. 19. they shall go into//, of the rocks, 7. 19. 
 42. 22. they are all of them snared in A. are hid 
 Jer. 16. 16. hunt them out of the A. of the rocks 
 48. 28. maketh her nest in sides of the A. mouth 
 Mic. 7. 17- thej' shall not move out of their A. 
 
 KaA. 2. 12. the lion filled his A. with prey, and dens 
 Hag. 1. 6. earneth wages to put it in a bag with A. 
 ZecA. 14.12. their eyes shall consume in their A. 
 Mat. 8. £0. Jesus saith, the foxes have A. Luke 9. 58. 
 HOLIER. 
 
 Jsa. 65. 5. come not near, for I am A. Uian thou 
 HOLIEST. 
 
 Hcb. 9. 3. the tabernacle w’hich is called the A. 
 
 8. the way into the A. was not yet made manifest 
 10. 19. to enter into the A. bv the blood of Jesus 
 HOLILY. 
 
 1 TAess. 2. 10. ye are witnesses how A. w'e behaved 
 HOLINESS. 
 
 Exod. 15. 11. w'ho is like thee, glorious in A. ? 
 
 28. .36. A. to the L. 35. t 2. | .39.30. ZecA. 14. 20, 21. 
 
 1 CAr. 16. 29. come before the Lord, w’orship the 
 
 Lord in the beauty of A. Psal. 29. 2. | 96. 9. 
 
 2 CAr. 8. + 11. SoloiT). said, because the places are A. 
 20.21. singers, that should praise the beauty of A. 
 31. 18. in office they sanctified themselves in A. 
 
 Psal. 30. 4. at the remembrance of his A. 97. 12. 
 
 47. 8. God sitteth upon the throne of his A. 
 
 48.1. greatly to be praised in the mountain of his A. 
 60. 6. God hatli spoken in his A. 108. 7. 
 
 89. .35. once have I sworn by my A. I will not lie 
 93. 5. A. becometh thine house, O l.ord, for ever 
 110. .3. thy peopl shall be willing, in beauties of A. • 
 Isa. 23. 18. and her hire shall be A. to the Lord 
 35. 8. and it shall be called the w’ay of A. 
 
 62. 9. they sl’.all drink it in the courts of my A. 
 
 63. 15. behold from habitation of thy A. and glory 
 
 18. the people of thy A. have possessed it 
 
 Jer. 2. 3. Israel was A. to the L. and the first fruits 
 23. 9. and because of tlie words of his A. 
 
 .31. 23. the Lord bless thee, O mountain of A. 
 
 Amos 4. 2. the Lord God hath sworn by his A. 
 
 Chad. 17. but upon mount/ion there shall be A. 
 Mai. 2. 11. Judah hath profaned the A. of the l.ord 
 Luke 1.75. might serve him in A. and righteousness 
 Acts 3.12. as though by our//, made thi.s man walk 
 Rom. 1. 4. with pow’er, according to the Spirit of A. 
 6. 19. yield members servants to right, unto A. 
 
 22. ye have your fruit unto A. and the end life 
 2 Cor. 7. 1. perfecting A. in the fear of God 
 PpA. 4. 24. new man created in righteousn. and A. 
 
 1 TAess. .3. 13.stablish your hearts unblameab. in A. 
 4. 7. hath not called us to uncleanness, but to A. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 15. if they continue in faith and A. 
 
 Tit. 2. 3. that they be in behaviour as becometh A. 
 Ileb. 12. 10. that we might be partakers of his A. 
 
 14. follow' peace with men, and A. without which 
 HOLLOW. 
 
 Gen. .32. 25. he touched tlie A. of his thigh, .32. 
 
 E.xod. 27- B. shall make the altar A. with b<ls. ,‘18. 7- 
 J^ev. 14^37. if the plague be in walls w-ith A. strakes 
 Judg. 15. 19. God clave an A. place in the jaw 
 Jsa. 40. 12. who measured w aters in /'/. of his hand 
 Jer. 52. 21. concerning (he pillai-, it was A. 
 HOLPEN. 
 
 Psal. 83. 8. they have A. tlie children of Lot 
 
 Psal. 86. 17. because thou. Lord, hast A. me 
 Jsa. .31. 3. and he that is A. shall fall down 
 Han. 11. 34. they shall be A. w ith a little help 
 Luke 1. .54. bath A. his servant Isr. in remembrance 
 HOLY. 
 
 Holiness. True Aohness consists in a conformity to 
 the nature and U'ill of God, whereby a saint is dis- 
 unguLhedfrom the unrenewed world, and is not ac¬ 
 tuated by their principles and precepts, ‘>wr goiemedi 
 by their maxims and customs. There are different 
 degrees of holiness in the Saints, but sincerity is 
 inseparable from the being of it. All gold, as one 
 observes, is not refined to the same degree and height 
 of purity ; but'tme gold, tlmugA in the lowest de¬ 
 gree of fineness, will endure the furnace and the 
 touchstone, and by that trial is discerned from 
 counterfeit metal. The Holy Kpirit, in renewing 
 a man, infuses an universal habit of holiness, that 
 is, comprehensive of all the variety of graces to be 
 exercised in the life of a Christian. Gal. 5. 22, 
 
 23. 'Ihe fruit of the Spirit is lo^e, joy, {leace, 
 long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meek¬ 
 ness, temperance. Kee .Sa.sctify. 
 
 Holy ts applied, I. To God the Lather, Son, and 
 Spirit, who is infinitely holy above all creatures, 
 and iscalled by way of emphasis. The Hoi.Y Ox£. 
 All the holiness aiid perfection that creatures do 
 or shall enjoy and possess to eternity, is derived 
 from the immeasurable abyss of God's holiness, 
 foe he^ ts the fountain of all holiness and purity. 
 11. To his saints who are holy, [1] By separation 
 and choice, 1 Pet. 2. 9. [2] By the imputation cf 
 Christ's holiness or righteousness to them, Ezek. 
 16. 14. 2 Cor. 5. 21. [3] By partaking of a holy 
 principle of grace, whereby the soul is renewed m 
 holiness by degrees, till it attains a perfection of 
 Heb. 12. 23. HI. To angels, 5 lat. 25.31. 
 Iv. To persons and things dedicated to God, 
 Exod. 30. 35.1 .31. 14. Lev. 16. 4. 
 
 The prophets call the Lord, The Holy’ One of Is¬ 
 rael, as if the name of Holy were symmyrnous 
 with that of God. d hey provoked the Holy 
 One of Israel to anger, Isa. 1. 4. They shall 
 stay upon the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, 
 Isa. 10. 20. xlnd in Isa. 29- 19. The poor among 
 nien shall rejoice in the Holy One of Israel. 
 The Messiah in like manner is called the Holy- 
 One. Psal. 16. 10. Thou wilt not suffer thine 
 Holy One to see corruption, jind in Luke 4. 
 
 34. 1 kiioiy thee who thou art, the Holy One ot 
 God. iSo tn Luke 1.35. I hat holy thing which 
 shall be born of thee, shall be citlled the Son 
 ot God. Christ is called simply the Holy One, 
 Acts 3. 14. Holy is likewise the common epithet 
 given to the third person of the glorious Trinity, 
 Holy Ghost. 
 
 The Israelites are often called holy in scripture, be¬ 
 cause they were the Lord's, who sanctified them ; 
 they professed the true religion, were called to 
 holiness, which they were to endeavour to acquire, 
 and which many in reality did attain to under 
 the old law. Exod. 19. 6. Ye shall be an holy 
 nation. Kee Exod. £2. 31. Lev. ll. 44,45. Nura. 
 16 . .3. 
 
 Christians are still more particularly declared holv. 
 They having received the earnests of the Holy 
 Kpirit in a more plentiful and perfect manner 
 than were enjoyed under the law. in ///e Acts, 
 and in St. Paul's Epistles, Christians are gene¬ 
 rally described under the name of Saints. Acts 
 
 9. 1.3, 32, 41. Lord, 1 have heard bv manv of 
 this man, how much evil he hath efone to' thy 
 saints. St. Peter came down to the saints which 
 dwelt in Lydda ; he raised 1 abitha from the dead, 
 arid presented her to the saints. St. Paul directs 
 his Epistle to the Romans thus. To the beloved 
 ot God, called to be saints, Rom. 1. 7. 
 
 Holy place is put for the holy of holies, or the 
 most holy place. Exod. 28. 29. Aaron sliall bear 
 the naines of the children of Israel in the breast¬ 
 plate of judgment upon his heart, w hen he goeth 
 in unto the holy place. Smieiimes it is put for 
 the court of the priests. Lev. 10. 18. Pehold, 
 the blood of it w as not brought in witliin the 
 holy place; ye should indeed have eaten it iiv 
 the holy place ; the court of the priests ts called 
 holy, compared with the court of the people ; as 
 tn Ezek. 42. 14. Ihe piiests shall not go out of 
 the holy place into the outer court, 'it is also 
 taken for the wtude temple. Acts 6. 13. Ihis 
 man ceaseth not to speak blasphemous words 
 against this holy place and tiie law. And some¬ 
 times J'or heaven it.^elj'. Isa. 57. 15. 1 dwell 
 in the high and holy place ; so in Heb. 9 . 12. 
 x\either by the blootl of goats and calves, but 
 by his own blood he entered in once into the 
 holy place. 
 
 Exod. ,3.5. place whereon thou standest is A. m ound 
 16. 23. to-murrow is the rest of the A. sabbath 
 
 19. 6. ye shall be to me a A. nation, 1 Pet. 2. 9. 
 
 20. 8. remember the sabbath day to keep it A. 
 
 28. .‘18. Israel shall hallow in all their A. gifts 
 
 29. 6. and put the A. crow n upon tlie mitre 
 .33. because they are A.Jj 34. because it is A. 
 
 30. 25. make it au oil of A. ointment comixiund 
 32. it is //. and it shall be A. unto you 
 
 35. perfume tempered together, pure and A. 
 
 31. 14. keep the sabbath, for it is A. unto you, 15. 
 Lev. 8. 9. and he put upon Aaron the A. crow 11 
 
 10.10. ye may put difference between//. and unholy 
 16. 4. he shall put on the A. linen coat 
 .33. he shall make atonement for the A. sanctuary 
 19- 2. for 1 the l.ord your God am A. 21.8. 
 
 20.7. be ye A. li 21. 7- for he is A. unto his flod 
 27. 14. a man sanctify his liouse to be A. to the L. 
 30. the tithe of the land is A. unto the l.ord 
 N:im. 5. 17- and the priest sb-ill take A. w ater 
 
 15. 40. that ye may remember, and be A. to your G 
 
 16. 3. seeing all the congregation arc A. every one 
 5. the l.ord will shew’ w ho are his, and who’is A. 
 
 18.17. thou shalt not redeem tliem, they are h. 
 
 31. 6. sent Phiuelias with the h. insti'unieuts 
 
HOL 
 
 H OL 
 
 HOL 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2. for there is none fi. as the Lord 
 «1.5. and the vessels ot the youns; men are n. 
 "i'KiiKisii 4. they broiiiilit up the ark and tlie taber¬ 
 nacle, and all the h. vessels, 2 CAron. 5. 5. 
 o Kings A. 9. 1 perceive this is an A. manot Hod 
 1 CAr 22. ly. brinsjthe A. vessels into house ot God 
 oo :i ‘above all that I have prepared for the A. house 
 ^CAron. 23. 0. they shall go in, tor they are A. 
 
 ”^35 3 said to the Levites which were A. to the Lf . 
 put the A. ark into the house Solomon built 
 
 13. but tlie other A. offerings sod they in pots 
 JEsra 8. 28. ye are A. to the Lord, vessels are A. also 
 0. 2. the/i. seed mingled tliemselves with people 
 KeA. 9, 14. madest known unto them thy h. sabbath 
 Psal. ^9. 6. he will hear him from his/i. heayen 
 
 22. 3. thou art A. O thou that inhabitest praises 
 
 28. 2. when 1 lift my hands tow'ards tliy/;. oracle 
 86. 2. preserve my soul, for I am A. O God, save 
 
 98. 1. his//, arm hath gotten hini the victory 
 
 99. 5. wmrship at his footstool, tor he is //. 
 
 9. exalt the Lord, and worsl’.ip at ins //. hill 
 105. 42. for he remembered his A. promise 
 145. 17. the Lord is A. in all his works 
 
 Prov. 9.10. the knowledge ot the //. is understanding 
 
 20. 25. to man, who (levoureth that which is h. 
 
 30. 3. nor have I the, knowledge ot the //. 
 
 Jsa. 4. 3. remainethin .lerus-alem shall be called h. 
 
 6. 3. one cried A. A. A. is the J.ord of hosts ^ 
 
 13. the //. seed shall be the substance thereof 
 
 27.13. shall worship in the //.mountain at Jerusalem 
 30. 29. a song, as when a //. solemnity is kept 
 52. 10. the Tmrd hath made bare his //. arm 
 
 58.13. call sabbath, the//, of the Lord, honourable 
 64. 10. thy //. cities are a w ilderness, Zion a wilder. 
 
 11. our//, and beautiful house is burnt up 
 Jer. 11. 15. and the A. tlesh is passed from thee^ 
 
 Ezek. 22.26.put no difference betw een //.and profane 
 36. .38. 1 will increase them as the //. flock 
 42. 13. they be A. chambers where priests eat 
 
 14. there lay their garments, for they are A. 
 
 44. 19. and lay them in the //. chambers 
 ‘ 23. shall teach difference between //. and profane 
 
 45. 1. shall offer an //. portion of the land, 4. 
 
 6. against the oblation of //. portion, 7. I 48. 18. 
 
 46. 19. into the A. chambers of the priests 
 48. 10. for the priests shall be this//, oblation 
 
 14. not sell first-fruits, for it is A. unto the I.ord 
 20. sliall offer the A. oblation four-.sqtiare, 21. 
 
 Van. 4.8. but Daniel came in before me, in whom 
 is the spirit of the //. gods, 9,18. 1 5. 11. 
 11. 28. his heart shall be against the A. covenant 
 30. indignation against the A. covenant, intelli¬ 
 gence witli them that forsake the //. coyenant 
 JIag. 2.12. if one bear A. ffeshjfind w’ith his skirt 
 
 touchbread,or pottage,or wine,oroil,shall itbe A.? 
 
 ZecA. 2. 12. Lord shall inherit, Judah in the A. land 
 
 13. Lor/1 is raised up out of his A. habitation 
 Mat. 7. 6. give not that winch is //. unto the dogs 
 
 25. 31. shall come and all the A. angels with him 
 Markd. 20. knowing that he was ajust man and A. 
 
 ; 8. 38. cometh in glory with A. angels, Luke 9. 26. 
 Lnke 1. 70. by the mouth of A. prophets, Acts 3. 21. 
 72. and to remember his //. covenant 
 
 2. 23. every male shall be called //. to the Lord 
 JoAn 17. 11.//. Lath, keep those thou hast given me 
 Acts 4. 27. against thy A. child Jesus, w horn thou 
 
 30. wonders may be done by name ot thy A. child 
 
 7. 33. the place where thou standest is //. ground 
 
 10. 22. was warned from God by an A. angel 
 Horn. 1. 2. which he had promised in the //.scriptures 
 
 7.12. the commandment is //. just, and good 
 
 11. 16. if the lirst-fruitbe//. if the root be //. 
 
 12.1. that ye present your bodies a //. sacrifice to G. 
 i6.16. salute one another with an //. kiss, 1 Cor. 16. 
 
 20. 2 Cor. 13. 12. 1 77/m. 5. 26. 1 Pet. 5. 14. 
 
 1 Cor. 3.17. the temple of God is//, which temple 
 , 7.14. but now are they A. I1 34. that she may be A. 
 EpA. 1. 4. we should be//, and without blame, 5. 27. 
 Col. 1. 22. to present you //. and unblameable 
 
 3. 12. put on, as the elect of Ciod, //. and beloved 
 1 TAess. 5.27.this epistle be read to.all tlie//.brethren 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 8. lifting up //. hands witliout wrath 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 9. who hath called us with an A. calling 
 3. 15. thou hast known A. scriptures able to make 
 Tit. 1. 8. a bishop must be sober, A. temperate 
 Ileh. 3. 1. //. brethr. partakers of heavenli’ calling 
 
 7. 26. such an high-priest became us, who is A. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.15. so be’ ye A. in all conversation, 16. 
 
 2.5. an //. priesthood tooff'er up spiritual sacrifices 
 3. 5. the A. women also who trusted in God 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 18. when we were with him in A. mount 
 
 21. but A. men spake as moved by Holy Ghost 
 
 2. 21. than to turn from the //. commandment 
 
 3. 2. the words spoken before by the //. prophets 
 11. what persons to be in all //. conversation 
 
 Pev. 3.7. write these things, saith he that is //. 
 
 4.8. saying,//.//. //. Ld.God Almighty, whiclmvas 
 6. 10. cried, saying, how long, O J.ord, //.and true 
 
 14. 10. be tormented in presence of tlie //.angels 
 
 15. 4. who shall not fear thee t for thou art //. 
 18.20. rejoice over her, ye //. apostles and prophets 
 20.6. //. is he that hath part in the first resurrection 
 21.10. and he shewed me the //; Jerusalem 
 
 22. 6. I.ord God of the//. prophets .sent his angel 
 
 11. and he that is//, let him be //. still 
 
 See (’ONVOC.VTION. 
 
 IfOT.Y (fay. 
 
 Exod. 35. 2. the seventh .shall be an //. day 
 JS'eA. 8. 9. this day is //. untothe I.ord, 10,11. 
 
 10. 31. not buy it of them on sabbath or //. day 
 Psal. 42. 4. with a multitude that koyii A. day 
 Jsa. .58.13. from doing tbi' pleasure on my //. day 
 Col. 2.16. let no man judge you in respect of an//, d. 
 See Gakmem'S. 
 
 IIOI.Y a host. 
 
 Mat. 1.18. she was found w ith child of the II. Ghost 
 2('. what is conceived in her is of the //. GAo.st 
 3.11. shall baptize you with H.Ghost and with fire, 
 Ik]ark 1. 8. Lnke 3. 16. JoAn 1. 33. Acts 1. 5 
 
 12. 31. blasphemy against the 11. Ghost shall not 
 be forgiven unto men. Mark'd. 29. Lnke 12. 10 
 
 32. whosoever speaketh against the 11. Ghost 
 
 il7tfr.28.19.baptizeinnameofFather,Ron, and II.G. 
 Mark 12. 36. David said by the 11. Ghost, Acts 1.16. 
 
 13. 11. it is not ye that speak, but the 11. Ghost 
 Lukel. 15. John shall be filled with the 11. Ghost 
 
 .35. the II. Ghost shall come upon thee 
 41. and Klisabeth was filled with the 11. Glmt 
 67. his father Zacliai ias was filled with II. GAo.ft 
 2.25. name was Simeon, and 11.Ghost was upon him 
 26. and it was revealed unto him by the 11. Ghost 
 
 3. 22. the H. Ghost descended in a bodily shape 
 4.1. Jesus being full of the EL Giant returned 
 
 12. 12. H. Ghost shall teach you in the same hour 
 loAn 7. 39. for the 11. Glio^t was not yet given 
 
 14. 26. but the Comforter, who is the //. Ghost 
 20.22. he saith, receive ye the 11. G. Acts 2. .38. 
 
 Acts 1. 2. after that he through the H. G. had given 
 
 8. after that the II. Giant is come upon you 
 2.4. (hey were all filled with the 11. Ghost, 4. .31. 
 
 33. having received the promise of the 11. Ghost 
 
 4. 8. Peter, filled with the 11. G. said unto them 
 
 5. 3. Satan filled thy heart to lie to the 11. Ghost 
 .32. we are his witnesses, so is also the El. Ghost 
 
 6. 3. look out men full of the II. G. and wisdom 
 
 5. they chose Stephen, a man full ot the EL G. 
 
 7. 51. ye stitf-necke/l, ye always resist the El. G. 
 55. he being full ot II. CL looked up to heaven 
 
 8. 15. prayed that they might receive the 77. G. 
 
 17. hands on them, and they received the 77. G. 
 
 18. when Simon saw that the 11. G. was given 
 
 19. on whom 1 lay hands, he may receive 77. G. 
 
 9.17. thou mightest be filled with the If. Ghost 
 .31. walking in the comfort of the 11. Ghost 
 
 10. 38. how God anointed .lesus with the EL G. 
 
 44. EE. G. fell on all which heard the word 
 1 45. on Gentiles was poured the gift of tiie El. G. 
 47. which have received the EL G. as well as we 
 11.15. 77. G.fell on them as on us at beginning 
 16. but ye shall be baptized with the 77. Ghost 
 24. Barnabas, full of the 77. G7//wr and faith 
 
 13. 2. tlie 77. G. said, separate Barnabas and Saul 
 4. being sent forth by the 77. Ghost, departed 
 
 9. Paul, filled with the II. G. set his eyes on him 
 52. the disciples were filled with the II. Ghost 
 
 15. 8. giving them the 77. Ghost as he did unto us 
 28. it seemed goc/J to the El. Ghost, and to us 
 16.6. were forbidden of the 77. G. to preach in Asia 
 
 19. 2. have ye received the 77. Ghost ' w e have not 
 
 heard whether there be any 77. Ghost 
 
 6. laid hands on them, the El. G. came on them 
 
 20. 23. save that the 77. ft. witnesseth in every city 
 
 28. over w'hich II. G. hath made you overseers 
 
 21. 11. thus saith the 77. Ghost, so shall the .lews 
 28.25. well spake the 77. G. by Lsaias the prophet 
 Rom. 5.5. love of God shed in hearts by the 77. G. 
 
 9.1. conscience bearing me w’itness in the 77. GA. 
 
 14.17. the kingdom of God is joy in the 77. Ghost 
 15.13. abound in hope tlirough power of (he 77. G. 
 
 16. acceptable, being sanctified by the 77. Ghost 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 13. but in words w hich the 77. G. teacheth 
 6.19. your body is the temple of the 77. Ghost 
 
 12. 3. say that .lesus is T.ord, but by the 77. Ghost 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 6. by kindness, by the 77. Giant, by love 
 13.14. the communion of the El. G. be wdth you 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 5. for our gospel came in the 77. Ghost 
 received the word w ith joy of the 77. Ghost 
 
 2 Tim. 1.14. that good thing keep by the 77. Ghost 
 Tit. 3.5. he saved us by the 1 enewing of the 77. G. 
 lEeh. 2.4. bearing witness with gifts of the 77. Ghost 
 
 .3. 7. as the 77. Ghost saith, to-day if ye w ill hear 
 6. 4. and were made partakers of the EL Ghost 
 9. 8. the 77. Ghost this signifying, that the way 
 10.15. whereof the 77. Ghost is a witness to us 
 . Pet. 1.12. with the 77. G. sent dowm from heaven 
 2 Pet. 1. 21. spake as thej’ were moved by the El. G. 
 1 John 5. 7. the Lather, the Y'ord, and (he 77. Gh. 
 Jnde 20. but ye, beloved, praying in the 77. Ghost 
 iSee God, Habitation, Hill. 
 
 Most HGLY. 
 
 E.rod. 26. 33. between the holy place and the most h. 
 34. on ark of the testimony in the most h. place 
 
 29. 37. and it shall be an altar most h. 40.10. 
 
 30. 10. it is most h. |1 29. that they may be mosth. 
 36. the perfume shall be to you most A. 
 
 Lev. 2. 3. the remnant of the meat offering .shall be 
 Aaron’s, it is most A. 10. 1 6. 17- I 10.12. 
 
 6. 25. the sin offering is -most h. 29- 1.10. 17. 
 
 7. 1. the trespass offering is mo.-'t h. 6.1 14. 1.3. 
 
 21. 22. eat bread of God, both of »//«?//. and holy 
 24. 9. the cakes of fine (lour are most A. to him 
 27.28. every devoted thing is most h. to the T.ord 
 Knm. 4. 4. this shall be service about most A. things 
 
 19. thus do. when they approach the most A. things 
 18. 9. the offering they render to me shall be m. A 
 10. in the most h. place shalt thou eat it 
 1 Kings 6. 16. he built them for the naist A. place 
 
 7. 50. Solomon made vessels for the most h. place 
 
 8. 6. brought the ark unto m. h. place, 2 C-hr. 5. 7. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 49. Aaron and sons for work of mo.H h. 
 2.3. 13. Aaron separated to sanctify most h. things 
 
 2 CAron. .3. 8. Solomon made the most h. house 
 10. in the mo.U h. house he made tw o cherubims 
 
 4. 22. the inner doors (hereof for the mo.st h. place 
 
 31. 14. and Kore to distribute the most h. things 
 Ezra Cl. 63. not eat of the most h. things, Keh. 7. 65. 
 Ezek. 43. 12. the whole limit shall be nant A. 
 
 44. 1.3. shall not come near in the most h. place 
 
 45. .3. in it shall be the sanctuary and most A. place 
 48. 12. this oblation shall be a thing most h. 
 
 Dan. 9. 24. seventy weeks to anoint the most h. 
 IIos. 11. + 12. Judah is faithful w ith the most h. 
 Jude 20. building yourstdves on your most A. faith 
 irOTA’ mountain. 
 
 Psal. 87. 1. his foundation is in the A. monntahjs 
 l.m. 11.9. nor destroy in my //. mountain. 65. 25. 
 56.7. even them will I bring to my A. momitain 
 57. 13. and he shall inherit my A. mountain 
 
 65. 11. ye are they that forget my //. mountain 
 
 66. 20. on mules and swift beasts to my //. mount 
 Ezek. 20. 40. in my //. ?nounlaini\\ey shall serve me 
 28. 14. thou wast upon the //. mountain of God 
 Van. 9.16. let thy anger be turned from thy //. m 
 
 20. presenting suiiplication for the //. mountain 
 
 Van. 11.45. plant tabernacles in glorious //. mount. 
 Joel 2. 1. sound an alarm in my h. mountain 
 .3.17. 1 am the Lord, dw'elling in Zionmy//. moun. 
 Chad. 16. for as ye have drunk on my //. mountain 
 Zeph. 3. 11. no more haughty, because ot //. mount. 
 ZecA. 8. 3. mountain of the Lord called the h. mount. 
 HO LI' name. 
 
 Lev. 20. .3. seed to Molech, to profane my //. name 
 22. 2. and that they profane not my //. name 
 .32. neither shall ye profane my //. name 
 1 C'hroyi. 16. 10. glory ye in his //. name. Ps 
 .35. w'e give thanks to thy //. name, Psal. lOii. 47. 
 
 29. 16. to build thee an b.ouse for thy A. name 
 Psal. .33. 21. because we trusted in his //. name 
 99. 3. praise thy terrible name, for it is //. 
 
 10.3. 1. bless the Lord, bless his//. t////,;/?, 145. 21. 
 111. 9. //. and leveren/l is his name, Luke 1. 49. 
 Isa. 57. 15. saith the lofty One, w hose name is //. 
 Ezek. 20. .39. but pollute you my //. name no more 
 36. 20. they profaned my //. name when they said 
 
 21. but 1 had pity for mine //. name 
 
 22. not for your sakes, but for my //. name's sake 
 
 39. 7.1 wdll make my A.name known in Isr. 1 will 
 not let them pollute my //. name any more 
 
 25. and 1 will be jealous for my A. name > 
 
 43. 7. my //. name shall Israel no more defile 
 8. they have defiled my //. n. by their abominat. 
 Amos 2. 7. go in to same maid, to profane my //. n. 
 
 HOLY ihie. 
 
 Vent. .33. 8. Thummim and Urim be with thy //. O. 
 Job 6. 10. not concealed the words of the //. One 
 Ps. 16.10. not leave my soul in hell, nor sufferthine 
 //. Gne to see coi ruj/tion. Acts 2. 27-1 13. .35. 
 89. 19. then thou spakestin vision to thy //. Gne 
 Isa. 10. 17. and his A. Gne shall be for a flame 
 29. 23. they shall sanctify the //. Gne of lacob 
 
 40. 25. to w hom shall 1 be equal t saith tlie //. Gne 
 43. 15. 1 am the J.ord your //. Gne, the Creator 
 49. 7. thus saith the Jledeemer of Isr. his //. Gne 
 
 Dan. 4.13. an h. Gne came down from heaven, 23. 
 Dos. 11. 9. for I am the //. Gne in the midst ot thee 
 Elab. 1.12. art thou not from everlast. O L. my //. G. 
 
 ... 3. the //. Gne came from mount J^aran 
 717/7/71.24. man with unclean spir..said, I know thee 
 who thou art, the //. Gne ot God, I.uke 4. 34, 
 Acts .3. 14. but ye denied the //. (hie and the Just 
 
 1 John 2. 20. ye have an unction from the //. Gne 
 HOJY Gxie of Israel. 
 
 2 Kings 19.22. thou hast exalted thy voice, and lifted 
 thy eyes against the A. Gne of Isr. Isa. 37. 23. 
 
 Psal. 71.2’2. to thee will 1 sing, Othou //. Gne of Isr. 
 78. 41. yea, tliey limited the A. Gne of Israel 
 89.18. and the //. Ctne of Israel is our king 
 Isa. 1. 4. they have provoked the //. Gne of Israel 
 5. 19. let counsel ot the//. Gne of Israel draw’ nigh 
 24. and despised the word of the //. one of Israel 
 10.20. shall stay on the Lord, the A. Gne of Israel 
 12. 6. great is the //. Gne of Israel in midst ot thee 
 17. 7. Tiis eyes shall have respect to //. Gne of Isr. 
 
 29. 19. the poor shall rejoice in the //. Gne of Isr. 
 
 30. 11. cause the A. Gne of Israel to cease from us 
 12. thus saith the //. (hie of Israel, 15. 
 
 .31. 1. they look not unto tlie A. Gne of Israel 
 41. 14. saith thy Bedeemer, the //. Gne of Israel 
 
 16. and thou shalt glory in the//. Gne of Israel 
 20. and the A. Gne of Israel hath created it 
 43. 3. I am the J.d. the //. Gne of Isr. thy Saviour 
 14. thus saith your Bedeemer, the //. Gne of l.^r. 
 45. 11. the Ld. the A. Gnecf Israel, and his Maker 
 
 47. 4. Imrrl of hosts is his name, the //. Gne of Isr. 
 48.17. saith thy Bedeemer, the A. Gne of Isr. 54.5. 
 49. 7. the Bedeemer/>7’Ls/y/e/, and his A. Gne 
 55. 5. nations run unto thee, for the A. Gne of Isr, 
 60. 9. bring their gold to the //. Gne of Israel 
 14. shall call thee, the Zion of the //. Gne of Isr. 
 Jer. 50. 29. Babylon proud ag. the //. Gne oj Isr. 
 51.5. land fille/l with sin against the A. Gne of Isr. 
 Ezek. 39. 7. that J am the Lord, the //. Gne in Isr. 
 llOlyY ones. 
 
 Van. 4.17. the demand by the word of the //. ones- 
 HOLY oil. 
 
 E.rod. .30. 25. it shall be an //. anointing c//, 31. 
 
 .37. 29. and be made the //. anointing oil 
 Kum. 35. 25. the high-priest was anointed with //. oil' 
 Psal. 89. 20. w ith my A. oil have 1 anointed him 
 HOLY people. 
 
 Vent. 7. 6. thoii art an //. peo. to the T.ord, 14. 2,21. 
 26.19. that thou mayest be an //. people to the I./L 
 
 28. 9. L. shall establish thee an //. people to himself 
 Isa. 62. 12. they shall call them, the //. people 
 Dan. 8. 24. he shall jirosper, and destroy the //. peo.. 
 
 12. 7. to scatter the power of the //. people 
 IIOIY place. 
 
 Exod. 28. 29. w’hen he goetli in unto the //. place, .35. 
 43. come near to minister in the //. place, 29. 30., 
 
 29. 31. thou shalt seeth his flesh in the //. place 
 31.11. may make sweet incense for the A. place 
 .35. 19. to ilo service in the //. place, .39. 1, 41. 
 
 38. 24. the gold in all the work ot the h. place 
 
 Lev. 5. 16. w ith imleavene/1 bread it shall be eaten 
 in the //. place, 26.1 7. 6.1 10. 13. | 24. 9. 
 27. thou shalt wash that in the //. place 
 
 30. brought to reconcile withal in the //. place 
 10. 17. have ye not eaten .«in offering 'mWax A. place? 
 18. blr.od was not brought in within the h. place 
 14. 1.3. shall slay the burnt offering in the //. place 
 16.2. that he come not at all times into tlie A. place 
 3. thus shall Aaron come into the // pine, 
 
 16. he shall make an atonement tor the//. p/zrcc- 
 
 17. goeth to make, atonenient in the //. //// <■, 27. 
 C't). hath made an end ot reconciling tlie h. f lace 
 
 23. he jiuton when he went into the A. place 
 
 24. shall wash his tlesh with water in the//, place 
 .losA. 5. 15. the place wher* on thou staiuh - t is h. 
 
 1 Kingsd. 8. the staves were .seen out in tlw A. j lace 
 10. priests come out of the A. place, 2 Chr. 5. 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. .32. keep (he charge of the /'/. ;.:ace 
 QCliro?/. 2'.>. 5. carry tildiincss out of the A. ] luce 
 ' 7. nor offered burnt offerings in the A. place 
 .30. 27. prayer came up to his A. d we1ling-;;//7Cfi 
 .35. 5. stand in the A. place aci /u'ding to divisiciis 
 Ezra 9. 8. and to give us a nail in his //. place 
 
 ‘235 
 
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 Psal. 24. 3. and who shall stand in Ids //. place ? 
 46. 4. the streams whereof make f>lad the h. place 
 6it. 1“. amonii: them as in Sinai, in the h. placj 
 I'.ccl. H. 10. who had eone from the place of the h. 
 Isa. Ifi. 15. 1 dwell in the hieh and h. place 
 Ezek. 41. 4. he said to me, this is the most h. place 
 42. i;5. the place is h. II 14. not go out of the h. place 
 45. 4. it shall be an h. place for the sanctuary 
 ISlat. 24.15. ye see the abomination stand in h. place 
 yJctsO. 13. blasi)hemous words against this/f. ji/Zace’ 
 
 21. 28. this man hath polluted this //. place 
 lleh. y. 12. t hrist entered in once into the h. place 
 25. the high priest entered every year into k. place 
 HOLY places. 
 
 C Chrov. 8. 11. because the places are h. whercnnto 
 Psal. 68. .35. thou art terrible out of thy h. places 
 Ezek. 7. 24. and their //. places shall be defiled 
 21. 2. anrl drop thy word toward the h. places 
 lleh. y. 24. Christ is not entered into h. places made 
 Shall he Iltll.V. 
 
 Exod. 22. 31. ami ye shall he h. men unto me 
 29. .3*. whatsoever touchetli the altar shall he h. 
 10. 2y. whatsoever toucheth them .v. he h. Lev. 6.18. 
 .32. it is holy, and it shall he h. unto you, .37. 
 
 40. 9. shalt anoint the tabernacle, and it .'.hall he h. 
 Lev. 6. 27. shall touch the flesh shall he h. 
 
 11. 44. ye.v. he h. for 1 am holy, 45. I 19. 2. | 20. 26. 
 
 19. 24. fruit thereof shall he h. to praise the Lord 
 21. 6. the priests shall he h. unto their Cod 
 
 2.3. 2t). they shall he h. to the Lord for the priest 
 
 25. 12. it is the jubilee, it shall he h. unto you 
 27. 9. that any man giveth to the I.ord shall he h. 
 
 10. then the exchange thereof he h. .3.3. 
 
 21. in the jubilee \X. shall he h. to the Lord 
 32. the tenth shall he h. unto the I.ord 
 
 Llum. 6. 5. the Ixaxarite .Khali he h. unto the I.ord 
 16. 7- the man whom I.ord doth choose he shall he h. 
 18.10. every male shall eat it, \t shall he h. unto thee 
 Deut. 23. 14. therefore shall thy cample/;. 
 
 Jcr. .31. 40. the gate towards the east shall he h. 
 Ezek. 45.1. fhe holy {tortion shall he h. with borders 
 Jeel'i. 17.1 dwell in /ion, then shall ke-CwiAltm he h. 
 If(lL\' Spirit. 
 
 Psal. 51. 11. and take not thy h. Spirit from me 
 Isa. 6.3. 10. they rebelled and vexed his h. Spirit 
 
 11. where is he that put his h. Spirit within him ? 
 Lvke 11. 1.3. your heavenly Father give. the//. Spirit 
 Eph. 1. 1.3. sealed with that h. Spirit of promise 
 
 4. .30. grieve not the h. Spirit of God, whereby 
 1 Thess. 4. 8. who hath given unto us his h. .'virit 
 UGLY temple. 
 
 Psal. 5 . 7 . 1 wilt worshiptoward thy h. 1.38.2. 
 
 11. 4. the Lord is in his h. temple, his eyes behold 
 65. 4. be satisfied with the goodness of thy h. tern. 
 79. 1. thy h. temple have they defiled, they laid 
 Jonah 2. 4. I will look again toward thy h. temple 
 
 7. my prayer came in unto thee, to thy h. temple 
 Mic. 1. 2. the Lord from his h. temple be witness 
 llab. 2. 20. but the Lord is in ins h. temple 
 Eph. 2. 21. groweth to an h. temple in the Lord 
 HOLY thing. 
 
 Lev. 22. 10. no stranger shall eat of the h. thing 
 
 14. it a man eat of the h. thing unwdttingly 
 27. 23. thy estimation as an h. thing to the Lord 
 
 Eum. 4. 15. but they shall not touch any h. thing 
 Ezek. 48. 12. oblation be to them a thing most h. 
 Luke 1, 35. therefore that h. thing born of thee 
 IIOLS^ things. 
 
 Exod. 28. .38. Aaron may bear the iniquity of//, t. 
 Lev. 5.15. sin thro’ ignorance in the h. tlungsofL 
 £2. 2. separate themselves from the //. thingsoi' Isr 
 1 3. whosoever he be that goeth unto the //. things 
 4. not eat of the //. things till he be clean, 6, 1" 
 
 7- be clean, and shall afterward eat of the //. t/i 
 
 15. they shall not profane the //. thmgs of Israel 
 
 16. to bear iniquity, when they eat //. things 
 JSum. 4. 20. not go in to see, w’hen //. t. are covered 
 
 9. every ottering of h. things tslvAll be his, 18.19. 
 .18. 32. neither shall ye j^ollute the //. things 
 pent. 12. 26. thy //. things take and goto the place 
 1 Chron. 2.3. 28. their office was in purifying h th 
 brought in the-tithe of//. thing's 
 JSeh. 10. 3.3. we made ordinances for the //. things 
 L2. 47. they sanctified the //. things to the Levifes 
 Ezek. 20. 40. there will 1 require yonr//. things 
 22. 8. thou hast despised mine h. things 
 
 26. her priests have profaned my //. things 
 
 charge of my h. things 
 
 13. shall not come near to any of my h. things 
 1 Ccr. 9. 13. they who minister about //. things 
 Ileb. 8, t 2. an high priest, a minister of//, things 
 liOMIL 
 
 Gen. .39. 16. laid up garment till her lord came // 
 
 4.3. 16. bring these men //. slay and make ready ' 
 ixe//. 9. ly. man and beast not brought //. shalfdie 
 Deut. 21.12. tlien thou shalt bring her //. to thv hou 
 
 24. 5. but he shall be tree at //. one year 
 Josh. 2. 18. bring all thy father’s household h. to thee 
 Judg. 11. 9. if ye bring me //. again to fight 
 
 19. 9. get on your way, that thou mayest go //. 
 Iwth 1. 21. the Lord hath brought me'//, ernpfy 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 20. and they went unto their own //. 
 
 6.7. and bring their calves //. from them 
 
 10. and the nieii sluit up their calves at //. 
 
 10. 26. and .‘-aul also went //. to Gibeah, 24. 22. 
 
 18. 2. let him go no more //. to his father’s house 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 7-.then David sent //. to I amar, saying 
 
 14. 13. the king doth not fetc h //. his banished 
 17; 2.3. Ahithophel gat him //. to his house ^ 
 
 1 Kings 5. 14. a month in Lebanon, two months at //. 
 
 1.3. 7- come //. witli me and refresh tlivself, 15. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 10. and tarry at //. 2 Chron. 25. 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 13. 12. bring the ark of God //. to me 
 
 13. so David brought not the ark //. to himself 
 ^ Chron. 25. 10. Amaziah separated the army of 
 Lphr. to go //. they returned //. in great a'nger 
 Esth. 5. 10. when Hainan came //. called his friends 
 Job .39- 12. believe that he will bring//, thy seed 
 Psal. 68. 12. she that tarried at //. divided the spoil 
 Prov. 7. 19. the good man is not at //. he is gone 
 
 20. and he wdll come h. at the day ap|)ointed 
 Eccl. 12. 5. because man goeth to liis long //. 
 
 HON 
 
 Jer.O. t 2. likened Zion to a woman dwelling at //. 
 39. 14. that Gedaliah should carry him //. 
 
 Lam. 1.20. abroad the sword, at h. there is as death 
 Enh. 2. 5. he is a proud man, neither keepeth at //. 
 //«//. 1. 9. when ye brought it //. 1 did blow upon it 
 Mat. 8. 6. my servant lietli at //. sick of the palsy 
 Markh.V). go //, to thy triends and tell them 
 lmke0.0\. letlirstbid them farew-ell whi' h are at//. 
 15. 6. when he cometh //. he callelh his frii iids 
 John 16. t .32. scattered, every man to his own //. 
 19. 27. that disciple took her to his o-.vn //. 
 
 2;). 10. tlie disciples went away to their own //. 
 Acts 2. t 46. contin.in temi/le breaking bread at //. 
 21.6. we tookshii), and they returned //. again 
 
 1 ('///■. 1). .31. if any man hunger let him eat at//. 
 
 14. .35. let them ask their husbands at //. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 6. that whilst we are at //. in the body 
 1 'I'nn. 5. 4. let them learn to shew (liety at //. 
 
 Tit. 2. 5. to be discreet, chaste, keepers at //.' 
 
 WtPSW'.-born. 
 
 Exod. 12. 49. one law shall b.- to him that is h.-horn 
 Lev. 18. 9.. thy sister whether horn at //. or abroad 
 Jer.2. 14. is Israel a servant ? is he a h.-born slave ' 
 HOMKR 
 
 Was a measure of capacity in use among the 
 Hebrews, containing six pints very nearly. It 
 teas the tenth part of the F.i/hah, and teas the 
 mea.mre of manna which Cod appointed for every 
 Isiaeiite, Exod. 16. 16, .36. See I'l’tl.Mj. 
 
 Lev. 27. 16. an //. of barley-seed at fifty shekels 
 sf o. 5. 10. the seed of an //. shall yield an ephah 
 Ezek. 45. 11. the measure shall be after the//. 
 
 13. the sixth part of an ephah of an //. of wdieat 
 
 14. tenth part of a bath, for ten haths are an //. 
 llos. 3. 2. 1 bought her for an //. and half an //. 
 
 ^ HOMvSf. 
 
 Imke 8. 15. Avhich in an //. and good heart, having 
 Acts 6. .3. look out among you seven men of//, report 
 Pom. 12.17. provide things //. insight of all men 
 2 Cor. 8.21. provid. h. things in siglitof I., and men 
 1.3. 7. butthatye should do that which is //. 
 fpl. 4. 8. whatsoever things are //. just, ])ure, lovely 
 lit. .3. t 14. let ours learn to profess //. trades 
 1 Pet. 2.12. having our conversation//, am. Gentiles 
 HONES I'LY. 
 
 Pom. 13. 1.3. let us xvalk/z.as in the day, not in riot. 
 
 1 'J'hes.K. 4. 12. may walk //. toward them witliout 
 Ileb. 13.18. conscience, in all things willing to live// 
 HONE.S'I'Y. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. may lead peaceable life in godli, and // 
 HONOUR. 
 
 Or to honour, in scripture style, ij taken not only 
 Jor the in-card or outward respect which people 
 have and pay to persons who are superior to them ; 
 and to whom they owe particular marks of defer¬ 
 ence and distinction: hut likewise for real ser¬ 
 vices which are due to them. E.xod. 20. 1" 
 Honour thy father and thy mother. This pre¬ 
 cept requires, not only that we should shew our 
 parents respect and deference, hut likewise that 
 we should assist and relieve them, and perform such 
 services for them as they may stand in need ofj 
 as this precept is explained hy our Saviour ; Mat 
 
 15. 4, 5, 6. Honour is likewise tahen in the same 
 sense in 1 Tim. 5. .3, 17. Honour widows that 
 are widows indeed. Ts'ot only respect, hut also 
 relieve them. I et elders that rule well be counted 
 worthy of double honour. Let them have a 
 liheral maintenance. Honour is taken for a re¬ 
 compense or reward, 'Num. 24. 11. 1 thou<>ht to 
 promote thee unto great honour, but lo, the”j.ord 
 hath kept thee back from honour; that is, hath 
 deprived thee of the reieard I designed for thee. 
 By honour is al.so understood that adoration 
 which is due to God only. Psal. 29. 2. Give unto 
 ibe Lord the honour due unto his name. So in 
 Mai. 1.6. If then I be a father, where is mine 
 lipnour ." And in 1 Tim. 1. 17. TTito the only- 
 wise God be honour and glory. It is put for an 
 honourable function, or cffice, such as was that of 
 the holy priest hood under the law, Heb. 5. 4. No 
 man taketli tliis honour, this honourahle ofiice 
 unto him.self, but he that is called of God, as 
 was Aaron. And for those great blessings and 
 enjoyments which are bestowed on the saints in 
 heaven. Horn. 2. 10, Glory, honour, and peace 
 to every man that worketh good. 
 
 Gen. 49. 6. to their assembly, my //. be not united 
 Exod. 8. + 9. IMoses said, have tfiis //. over me 
 14. 17. and I Avill get me //. upon Pharaoh 
 18. when I have gotten me//, upon Pharaoh 
 Kum. 22. 17. 1 will promote thee unto great //. 37. 
 24. 11. the I.ord hath kept thee back from //. 
 
 27. 20. thou shalt put some of thine //. upon him 
 Deut. 26. 19. make thee hi«h above all nations in//. 
 Judg. 4. 9. the journey shall not be for thine //. 
 
 1.3.17. thy sayings come to pass, we may do thee h. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. of them shall I be had in //. 
 
 1 hing.s .3. 1.3. 1 have also given thee riches and //. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 27. glory- and //. are in his presence 
 
 17- 18. what can Dav. say more for //. of thy serv. 
 
 29. 12. both riches and //. come of thee 
 Wl. David died in old age, full of riches and //. 
 
 2 Chr. 1. 11. tliou hast not asked riches or //. 
 
 12. I will give thee riches, and wealth, and //. 
 
 17. 5. .Ichoshanhat had //. in abundance, 18. 1. 
 
 26. 18. nor sh:dl it be for thy //. from the Lord 
 .32. 27. Hezekiah had much riches and //. 
 
 .3.3. the inhabitants of .lerusalem did him //. 
 
 Esth. 1. 4. to shew the //. of his excellent majesty 
 2l). all wives shall give to their husbands //. 
 
 6. .3. what //. hath been done IMordecai for this? 
 t 6. the man in whose //. the kingdelighteth 
 8. 16. the .lews had light and gla/lne.ss, joy and //. 
 
 Job 14^ 21. his sons come to h. he knnwefh it not 
 J sal. 7. 5. let the enemy lay- mine //. in the dust 
 8. o. thou hast crowned him with //. lleh. 2. 7, 9. 
 
 2L 5. //. and majesty hast thou laid upon him 
 26. 8. I loved the place where thine //. dwelleth 
 29. t 2. give unto the I.ord the //. of his name 
 49. 12. nevertlieless man being in //. ahideth not 
 20. man that is in //. andffinderstandeth not 
 
 HON 
 
 Psal. 66. 2. sing forth the h. of his name, make hLs 
 
 71.8. let my mouth be tilled with thy //. all the day 
 96. 6. //. and majesty are before him, strength 
 104. 1. thou art clotlic/i with //. an<i majesty 
 
 112. 9. his born shall be exalted with //. 
 
 14.0. 5. 1 will si/eak ot the h. of thy majesty 
 149. 9. this //. have all his saints, praise the Ixird 
 Prov. 3. 16. and in her left hand are riches and //. 
 
 4.8. exalt her, and she shall bring thee to //. 
 
 5. 9. lest thou give thine //. to others, thy years 
 
 8. 18. riches and //. are with tne, durable riches 
 
 11. 16. a gracious woman retaineth //. 
 
 14. 28. in the miiltitudeof people is the king’s//. 
 
 15. .33. and before //. is humility, 18. 12. 
 
 2(1. .3. it is an //. tor a man to cease from strife 
 
 21. 21. he that followeth mercy, findeth //. 
 
 22. 4. by the fear of the 1 <,rd are riches and h, 
 
 2.0. 2. the //. ot kings is to search out a matter 
 26. 1. so //. is not seemly for a fool 
 
 8. so is he that giveth //. to a fool 
 29. 2.3. //. shall uph/.ld the humble in spirit 
 .31. 25. strength and //. are her clothing 
 Eccl. 6. 2. a man to vvhom God hath given //. 
 
 10. 1. so folly him that is in reputation for//. 
 
 Jer. .33. 9- be to me an //. t-efore all nations of earth 
 Dan. 2. 6. ye shall receive rewards and great h. 
 
 4. .30. that I have built for the //. of my majesty 
 ,36. mine //. and brightness returned unto me 
 
 5.18. O king, God gave thv fatherglorv and h. 
 11.21. they shall not give fhe //. of the kingdom 
 Mai. 1. 6. if then 1 be a father, where is mine h.? 
 Mat. 13. .57. .lesiis said, a prophet is not without h. 
 save in Ins own country, Mark 6. 4. John 
 4. 44. 
 
 John 5. 41. I receive not //. from men 
 44. who receive //. one of another, and seek not h. 
 
 8. 54. if [ honour myself, my- //. is nothing 
 Pom.. 2. 7. in well doing seek for glory- and h. 
 
 10. but //. to every man that worketh good 
 
 9. 21. of the same lump to make, one vessel to h. 
 
 12.10. kindly- affectioned, in //. preferring one ano. 
 13. 7. render therefore //. to whom //. is due 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 2.3. we bestow- more abundant//. 24. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 8. by //. and dishonour, by evil report 
 Col. 2. 2.3. net in any- //. to the satisfving of the flesh 
 1 Thess. 4. 4. know how to possess'his vessel in h. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 17. to the only- wise God be //. and glory 
 5.17. let elders be counted worthy of double //. 
 
 6. 1. count their own masters wohhy of all k. 
 
 16. to whom be //. and power everlasting 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 20. vessels, some to //. some to dishon. 21. 
 Ileb. .3. 3. who builded, hath more //. than the house 
 
 5. 4. no man taketli this//, to himself, but he called 
 
 1 Pet. 1.7. might be found to praise, A. and glory 
 2. i 7. unto you that believe he is an //. 
 
 -3. 7. giving //. to the wife as to the weaker vessel 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 17. he receivett from God fhe Father h. 
 
 Pev. 4. 9. V, hen those beasts give giorv and h. 
 
 11. thou art worthy- to receive glory-'and h.5. 12. 
 
 5.13. //. power, and might be to him, 7.12. 119 T. 
 19. 7. let ns be glad, rejoice, and give //. to him 
 21. 24. kings bring their alor\ and h. to it, 26 
 
 HONOUliS. 
 
 Acts 28.10. Avho also honoured us with manv h 
 HONOUR, Verb. ' 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. //. thy father and thy moth. Deut. 5. J6 
 Mat. 15. 4. I 19. 19. jMark 7. 10. | 10. 19* 
 l.uke 18. 20. Eph. 6. 2. 
 
 Lev. 19. 15. shalt not h. the person of fhe mighty 
 .32. thou shalt //. the face of the old man 
 Judg. 9. 9. Avherewifh by me thev //. God and man 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .30. Ld. saith, for them that //. me 1 will h 
 
 15. .30. yet //. me now, I prav thee, before elders 
 
 2 Sam. 10. .3. thinkest thou that David doth //. thy 
 
 father, that he sent to thee, 1 Chron. 19. 3 
 EmIi. 6. 6. whom the king delighteth to h. 7. 9.11’ 
 Psal. 91.15.1 will deliver him and h. him 
 Prov. 3. 9. //. the L. with thy substance and first-fru. 
 Isa. 29.13. this people with their lips do //. me 
 
 4.3. 20. the beast ot the field shall //. me 
 .58.1.3. and shalt//. him, not doing thine osvn ways 
 Dan. 4. .37. 1 extol and //. the King of heaven 
 11.38. in his estate shall he //. the God of forces, a 
 god whom his fathers knew not, shall he A. 
 Mat. 15. 6. and //. not his father or his mother 
 John 5. 2.3. that all men should //. Son as they //. Fa. 
 
 8. 49. but I //. my Father, and y-e dishonour me 
 54. if 1 //. myself, my //. is nothing 
 12. 26. if any serve rhe, him will my Father h. 
 
 1 'Tim. 5. .3. 7/. widows that are widows indeed 
 1 Pet. 2.17. //. all men, fear God, h. the kino- 
 HONOFKARLE, 
 
 Gen. .34. 19. Sliechem was more /-.than all house 
 Num. 22. 15. Ralak sent princes more than tliey 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 6. there is in the city a man of God, and 
 
 he is an //. man. all he saith cometh to pass 
 22.14. faithful as David, xvho is //. in thy hou.se 
 
 2 Sam. 23.19. was he not most //. of three therefore 
 
 he was their captain, 1 Chron. 11.21. 
 
 2.3. was more //. than the thirty, but attained not 
 2 Kings 5. 1. now N'aaman was //. with his master 
 1 Chron. 4. 9. .labez was more //. than his brethren 
 
 II. 25. behold, was //. among thirty, attained not 
 Job 22. 8. had the earth, and fhe //. man dwelt in it 
 Psal. 45. 9. kings' daughters among thy h. women 
 
 III. .3. his work is //. and glorious 
 
 Isa. .3. 3. the Lord doth fake away- the h. man 
 5. the base shall behave jnoudlv against the h, 
 
 5. 1.3. and their //. men are famished 
 9.15. the ancient and //. he is the head 
 
 2.3.8. whose traffickers are fhe //.of the earth 
 9. bring into contempt all the //.of the earth 
 
 42. 21. he will magnify the law-, and make it //. 
 
 43. 4. thou hast been //. 11.58. 13. holy of the L. //. 
 Nah. 3. 10. and they cast lots for her //. men 
 Mark 15. 4.3. ,lose[)h of .Arimathea an//. counsellor 
 l.uke 14. 8. lest a more //. man be biildenof him 
 Acts 13. 50. the Jews stirred up the //. women 
 
 17. 12. alsoof//. women not a few believed 
 1 Cor. 4.10. we are weak, but ye are.strong, ye are A. 
 
 12. 2.3. those members w hicli v e tliink less h. 
 
 Ileb. 13. 4, marriage is //. ajid the bed undefiled 
 
H O O 
 
 HOP 
 
 H O R 
 
 TIOiS'OUTlED. 
 
 Exod. 14. 4. I ■"’ill be h. on Pharaoh and his host 
 Prov. 13.18. he that reuarrieth reproof shall be h. 
 
 27.18. he that waiteth on his master shall be h. 
 
 Jsa. 4.3. 2.3. nor hast then Ji. me with th^- sacrifices 
 Eam A.Q. all that h. her, despise her, they have seen 
 5.12. the faces of the elders v\ ere not /i. 
 
 Pan. 4. 34. I praised and h. liiin that liveth for ever 
 Acts 28. 10. who also /t. ns witli many honours 
 1 Cor 12.26. or one member be h. all rejoice with it 
 IIONOURF.ST. 
 
 1 Satn 2. 29. and h. thy sons above me, to make fat 
 IIO.NOURKTII. 
 
 Psal. 15. 4. but he h. them that fear the Lord 
 Prov. 12. 9. is better than he that h. himself 
 14. 31. but he that//, him hath mercy on the poor 
 'Mai. 1. 6. a son //. his father, where is my honour 
 Mat. 15. 8. and h. me with their lips, Mark 7. 6. 
 John 5. 23. he that h. not the .Son, h. not the Father 
 8. 54. it is my Father tliat h. me, of whom ye say 
 HONEY. 
 
 Pees are some of the smallest creatures that fly , and 
 the produce of them is the .stceete.'.t thing in the 
 uorld. The scrijiture, describing a troop of enemies 
 pursuing uith obstinacy and icarmth, makes use of 
 the similitude of bees. Dent. 1. 44. i he Amorites 
 chased you as bees. And in Psal. 118. 12. -J hey 
 compassed me about like bees, sis to honey, 
 God did.not permit any to he ufl'ered to him upon 
 his altar. I.ev. 2. 11. Ye sha.l burn no leaven, 
 nor any honey, in any' offering of the Lord made 
 by fire. Thete are many reasons given for the 
 expediency of this law ; such as, that honey does 
 not agree well u ith other things, which are offeied 
 in the way of sacrifice, that it makes bread sour, 
 and is not good with roast meat ; or because bees 
 are insects which are judged to he unclean, Lev. 
 11. 23. Or because honey is the symbol cf carnal 
 pleasures; or, lastly, to keep at a distance from 
 the customs of the heathens, who were used to ojf er 
 honey in their sacrifices. 
 
 But at the same time that God forbids any honey 
 to be offeied to him in sacrifice, he commands the 
 first fruits of it to he pre.'.ented to him. Lev. 2. 12. 
 As for t‘he oblation of the first fruits, ye shall 
 offer them unto the I.ord; but these first fruits 
 and off'erings were designed for the .support and 
 sustenance of the priests, and were not offered upon 
 the altar. The Rabbins, by the -word honey in 
 the above-cited place, understand not only the 
 honey of bees, but like-wise the honey cf dates, or 
 the fruit of the palm-tree, or the dates themselves, 
 from which honey is extracted. 
 
 The expressions cf scripture which import .so fre¬ 
 quently that Palestine was a land flowing with 
 milk and honey, are a good proof that lioney was 
 formerly very common in that country. Moses 
 says, that the Lord made his people to suck honey 
 out of the rock, and oil out of tlie flinty rock. 
 Pent. .32. 13. Honey ran upon the ground in the 
 forest, where Jonathan dipped the end of his staff 
 in this liquor, and conveyed it to his mouth, 1 Sam. 
 14. 25, 26, 27. John the Baptist fed upon wild 
 honey, which was to be found in the rocks up and 
 down the country, or in hollow trees, i\Iat. .3. 4. 
 Children were fed with milk, cream, and honey. 
 Isa. 7. 15. Butter and honey siiall he eat, that he 
 may know to refuse the evil, and choose the good. 
 This was the sweetest and most delicious thing 
 which was then known before the invention and 
 preparation of sugar, and therefore things that are 
 sweet, pleasant, and agreeable, are in scripture 
 compared to it. As the word of God, Psal. 119. 
 10.3. JL/.f/fow, Prov. 24. 1.3, 14. God complains of 
 Jerusalem for offering that bread, oil, and honey 
 to idols, which he had given to the inhabitants 
 thereof for their nourishment, Ezek. 16. 1.3, 19. 
 And Solomon observes, that too great a quantity 
 of honey^ is hurtful to the stomach, and creates a 
 loathing, Prov. 25. 16. 
 
 Gen. 43.11. carry a little h. spices, myrrh, nuts 
 Exod. 16. 31. taste of it w as like wafers made with h. 
 Lev. 2. 11. ye shall burn no leaven, nor any h. 
 Peut.8.8. alandofoil-oliveand//. 2 Kings 18. .32. 
 
 .32. 13. he made him to suck h. out of the rock 
 Judg. 14. 8. there w'as h. in carcase of the lion, 9. 
 
 18. what sweeter than //. ? what stronger than lion ? 
 iSam. 14. 25. and there was h. upon the ground 
 26. h. dropped || 29. 1 tasted a little h. 4.3. 
 
 2 -Sam. 17. 29. brought h. and butter to David 
 
 1 Kingsll. .3. take a cruse of h. and go to him 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 5. Israel brought the first-fruits of //. 
 Job 20.17. he shall not see the brooks of h. and but. 
 Psal. 19. 10. judgment sweeter than h. 119. 10.3. 
 
 81.16. with ^ out of the rock have satisfied ttiee 
 P/Of. 24.1.3. my son, eat//, because it is good, 25.16. 
 
 25. 27. it is not goorl to eat much //. 
 
 Cant. 4. 11. h. and milk are under thy tongue 
 5.1. 1 have eaten my honey comb with my //. 
 lsa. 7 . 15. but. and //. s’hall he eat, that he may kno-^y 
 
 22. for butter and //. shall every one eat that is left 
 Jer. 41.8. we have treasures of //. in the field 
 Exek. 3. 3. it w'as in my mouth as h. for sw;eetnes3 
 
 16. 1.3. thou didst eat fine flour, //. and oil, 19. 
 
 27.17. Judah traded in //. and balm with fyrus 
 Mat. 3.4. Johnthe Baptist’s raimentofcamel’s hair, 
 
 and his meat w'as locusts and wild //. Mark 1. 6. 
 Bev. 10. 9. but it shall be in thy mouth sweet as h. 
 10. and it was in my mouth sweet as //. 
 
 See Floweth, Flowing. 
 
 HON EY-cowi. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 27. put forth rod and dipt it in a h.-com.b 
 Psal. 19.10. sweeter also than honey and h.-comb 
 Prov. 5. 3. the lips of a strange woman drop as h.-c. 
 16. 24. pleasant words are as an h.-comb, sweet 
 24. 13. eat the h.-comb which is sweet-to thy taste 
 27.7. the full soul loatheth an h.-comb 
 Cant.A.W. thy lips, O my spouse, drop as an h.-comb 
 
 5. 1. 1 have eaten my h.-comb with my honey 
 Luke 24.42. they gave him a piece of an h.-comb 
 HOODS. 
 
 Isa. 3.23, I will take away the h. and the vails 
 
 HOOF. 
 
 Exod. 10. 26. there shall not an h. be left behind 
 Lee. 11. 3. whatever partetli /;. and is cloven footed 
 
 4. of them that divide the //. but divideth not //. 
 
 5. but divideth not the //. 6. Dent. 14. 7. 
 
 7. the swine, tho’ he divide the //. Pent. 14. 8. 
 HOOF.S. 
 
 Tudg. 5. 22. then were the horse h. broken 
 J’.\al. 69. 31. please 1 ord better than an o-x with //. 
 Isa. 5. 28. their horses’ //. shall be counted like flint 
 Jer. 47. 3. at the noise of the stamping of the //. 
 Ezek. 26.11. with //. of horses shall tread thy streets 
 .32, 1.3. nor shall the //. of beasts trouble them 
 Mic. 4. 13. 1 will make thy //. brass, and shall beat 
 HOOK. 
 
 2 Kingsl’j.28. 1 will put my//. in thy nose, Prt..37.29. 
 Job 4i. 1. canst thou draw leviathan with an n.'f 2. 
 Mat. 17. 27. go, and cast an //. and fake up a fish 
 HOOKS. , 
 
 Exod. 26. 32. their //. sliall be of gold, .37.1 .36. .36. 
 
 27. 10. the //. of the pillars shall be of silver, and 
 their fillets of silver, 11,17. 1 .‘18.10,11, 12, 17, 19. 
 Jsa. 2. 4. their spears into pruning //. Mic. 4. .3. 
 
 18. 5. he shall cut off the si/rigs with pruning //. 
 Ezek. 29. 4. but I will put //. in thy jaws, 38. 4. 
 
 40. 43. and within were h. an hand broad 
 Joel 3. 10. beat your pruning //. into si/ears 
 Amos 4. 2. that he will take you away w itli h. 
 HOPE. 
 
 Christian hope is a firm expectation of all promised 
 good things, so far as they may be for God's 
 glory and our good, but especially of eternal 
 ialvation and liapjiiness in heaven, where we 
 shall he conformed to the Son of God; which 
 hope is j'ounded on the grace, blood, righteous¬ 
 ness, and intercession of Christ, and the earnest 
 of the Holy Spirit in cur hearts, and the un¬ 
 changeable truth an I almighty power of God, 
 which always second his word. 
 
 This hope is distinguished from worldly hopes, (1) 
 By the excellency of the object, which is an eternal 
 state of glory arid joy ; whereas worldly hopes are 
 terminated on empty vanishing things, gilded over 
 with the thin appearance of good. (2) By the sta¬ 
 bility of its foundation, namely, God's unchange¬ 
 able truth, and almighty power. God cannot lie, 
 and consequently neither deceive cur faith, nor 
 disappoint our hopes; and he can do all things, 
 which the apostle makes the ground of his confi¬ 
 dence. 2 Jim. 1. 12. I know whom 1 have be¬ 
 lieved, and 1 am persuaded that he is able to 
 keep that w Inch 1 have committed to him against 
 that day. But worldly hopes are always uncer¬ 
 tain: There is so much of impotence or deceit in 
 all the means used to obtain human desires, that 
 the success is doubtful. (3) Divine hope is distin¬ 
 guished from carnal presumption, by its inseparable 
 effect, it has a cleansing efficacy. 1 John 3. .3. 
 Every man that hath this hope in him purifieth 
 himself, even as he is pure. He endeavours to shun 
 all sin, and to he perfecting holiness. He purifies 
 himself by the assistance of the Holy Spirit, from 
 whom the spiritual life, and all the operations of 
 it, do proceed. But vain and groundless hopes are 
 inspirations of wind, loose and ineffective. 
 
 The hope of Israel, is the Messiah, the Lord Jesus 
 Christ. Acts 28. 20. For the hope of Israel I am 
 bound with this chain. Christ is so called in re¬ 
 spect of the fathers, who looked for his promised 
 coming. Some by this understand the belief of the 
 resurrection. Christ/V called our hope ; that is, 
 the on'y foundation ice have to build our hope of 
 heaven, or any good thing, upon, 1 Jim. 1. 1. 
 Ilope is taken for that eternal salvation, which 
 is the object or end of our hope. 1 it. 2. 13. Look¬ 
 ing for that blessed hope. The Lordis called the 
 hope of his people, Jer. 14. 8. He is that God 
 in w hom alone they hope for help; and their hope 
 shall not be confounded : Gn the contrary, the hope 
 of the ungodly shall perisli, Prov. 10. 28. 111. 7 . 
 their hope shall be without effect: or they shall 
 live and die without hvpe. Hope deferred maketh 
 the heart sick : delays in obtaining that gord, 
 which a man passionately desires and hopes for, 
 make the heart sad and .sorrowful; but when any 
 one possesses what he desires, his scjtl is comforted 
 and revived, Prov. 13. 12. My flesh shall rest in 
 hope, Psal. 16. 9. My body shall quietly and 
 sweetly rest in the grave, in confident assurance 
 of its resurrection to a blessed and immortal life. 
 Abraham against hope believed in hope, when 
 being advanced in years, God promised him a 
 son, Rom. 4. 18. He confidently believed God's 
 promise that he should have a son, against all 
 grounds of hope, when it was most unlikely in a 
 way of nature and reason. I he jirisonersot hope, 
 Zech. 9. 12. are the Israelites, who -were captives 
 in Babylon, but were in hopes of deliverance. 
 Or, ye prisoners of hope, ye who, though captives 
 to sin and .Satan, yet have good grounds to hope 
 for deliverance: turn ye to the strong hold, re¬ 
 pent, believe, and apply to the Lord Jesus Christ, 
 your only help and refuge. 
 
 P.uthl. 12. if 1 should say, I have //. if I should have 
 Ezra 10. 2. there is //. in Israel concernimr this 
 Job 4. 6. is not this thy fear, conlidence, thy //. ? 
 
 5. 16. poor hath //. and iniquity stoppeth her mouth 
 
 7. 6. my days are spent without //. 
 
 8. 1.3. and the hyiiocrite’s //. shall perish, 14. 
 
 11. 18. thou shalt be secure, because there is h. 
 
 20. their //. shall be as the giving up of the ghost 
 14. 7. for there is //. of a free if it be cut dow n 
 19. and thou destroyest the //. of man 
 27. 8. what is //. of hypocrite tho' he hath gained ? 
 41. 9. behold, the //. of him is in vain 
 Psal. 78. 7 . that they might set their //. in God 
 146. 5. happy is he whose //. is in the T-ord his God 
 Prov. 10. 28. the //. of the righteous shall be gladness 
 11.7. and the //. of unjust men perisheth 
 1.3. 12. //. deferred maketh the heart sick 
 14. .32. but the rishteous hath //. in his death 
 19. 18. chasten thy son w hile there is //. 
 
 Prov. 26.12. is more //. cf a fool than of him, 29. 20» 
 Eccl. 9 . 4. to him who is joined to living, there is h. 
 Isa. C)7. 10. there is no //. Jer. 2. 25. | 18. 12. 
 
 Jer. 14. 8. D thou //. of Israel, the .''aviour, 17. 13. 
 
 17. 7. blessed is the man whose //. the Lord is 
 31. 17. there is//, in the end, saith the Lord 
 50. 7. even the Lord, the //. of their fathers 
 Lam. .3.21. this 1 recall to my mind, theref. have I //. 
 
 29. his mouth in tlie dust, if so be there may be k. 
 Ezek. 19. 5. wdien she saw that her //. was lost 
 .37. 11. behold, they say, our bones dried, our //. lost 
 Hos. 2. 15. the valley of Achor tor a iloor of h. 
 
 Joel .3. 16. the Loi\d will be the //. of his people 
 Zech. 9.12. turn to the strong hold ye prisoners of h. 
 Acts 16. 19. wdien saw the //. of their gains w as gone 
 
 23. 6. of the //. and resurrection of the dead 
 
 24. 15. I have //. toward G. which they also allow 
 
 26. 6. now 1 am judged for the //. of the promise 
 7. for which //. sake, I am accused of the .lews 
 
 27. 29. all //. that we should be saved was gone 
 28.20. for //. of Israel 1 am bound w ith tliis’cliaia 
 
 Pom. 5. 4. patience, experience ; experience, //. 
 
 5. h. maketh not ashamed, because love of God 
 8. 24. for we are saved by //. but //. seen is not //. 
 15. 4. that we through patience might have //. 
 
 1.3. that ye may abound in h. thro’ the 11. Ghost 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 10. that he should be iiartaker of his //. 
 
 13. 13. now abideth faith, //. charity, these three 
 15. 19. if in this life only we have //. in Christ 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 7. and our //. of you is stedfast, know ing 
 3.12. seeing that we have such //. w e use plainness 
 10. 15. having //. when your faith is increase/! 
 
 Gal. 5. 5. lor we tin o’ the Spirit w ait for //. of right. 
 Eph. 1. 18. may know what is the //.of his calling 
 
 2. 12. having no h. and w ithout God in the world 
 4. 4. one .Spirit, even as 3 e are called in one //. 
 
 Col. 1. 5. for the //. laid up for you in heaven 
 
 23. be not moved away from the //. of the gospel 
 
 27. wdiich is Christ in you, the //. of gloiy 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 3. your patience of //. in our Lord Jesus 
 2.19. for what is our //. or joy ? are not even ye 
 
 4. 13. ye sorrow not, even as others w ho have no //. 
 
 5. 8. and for an helmet the //. of salvation 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 16. w ho hatli given us good //. thro’ grace 
 1 Tim. 1. 1. of our Lord Jesus, w ho is our //. 
 
 Tit. 2. 13. looking for that blessed //. and appearing 
 .3. 7. made heirs according to the //. of eternal life 
 Heb. 3. 6. rejoicing of the //. firm to the end 
 
 6. 11. to the full assurance of //. unto the end 
 
 18. who have fle<l to Lay hold on //. set before us 
 
 19. w hich //. we have as an anchor of the soul 
 
 7. 19. but the bringing in of a better //. did 
 
 1 Pet. 1. .3. w'ho hath begotten us again to a lively //, 
 
 21. that your faith and //. niight be in God 
 
 3. 15. thatasketh a reason of tlie //. that is in yoir 
 1 John 3. .3. every man that hath this //. in him 
 
 In IIGPE. . 
 
 Psal. 16. 9; my flesh shall rest in h. Acts 2. 26. 
 Pom. 4. 18. who against hope believed in h. 
 
 5. 2. and rejoice /'// //. of the glory of God 
 
 8. 20. of him w h.o hath subiected the same in h. 
 
 12. 12. rejoicing in h. patient in tribulation 
 
 15.13. thatye may abound in h. thro’ Holy Ghost 
 1 Cor. 9.10. that pioweth in h. that threshetli in h. 
 Tit. 1, 2. in h. or eternal life which God promised 
 My HOPE. 
 
 Job 17. 15. and where is now my h. ? as for my h. 
 
 19. 10. and my h. hath he removed like a tree 
 .31. 24. if I have made gold my h. or have said 
 Psal. 39.7. I.ord, what wait 1 for' my h. is in thee 
 71. 5. for thou art my h. O Lord God, .ter. 17. 17* 
 119. 116. and let me not be ashamed ol' my h. 
 Lam. 3. 18. and my h. is perished from the Lord 
 Phil. 1. 20. accord, to my h. that in nothing 1 shall 
 HOPE, Herb. 
 
 Job 6. 11. what is my strength, that I should h.? 
 Psal. 22.9. thou didst make me h. when 1 was upon 
 .31. 24. be of courage, all ye that h. in tlie Lord 
 33. 18. upon them that //. in his mercy, 147. H. 
 
 22. thy mercy be on us, according as we //. in thee 
 38. 15. for in thee, O Lord, do 1 //. thou wilt hear 
 42. 5. why cast down f //. thou in God, 11.1 4.3. 5. 
 71. 14. but I will //. continuall3’, and praise thee 
 119. 49. word on whicli thou hast caused me to h. 
 
 81. my' soul faint. I h. in thy word, 114. | 130. 5. 
 130. 7. let Israel h. in the Lord, 1.31. .3. 
 
 Lsa. .38. 18. they in the pit cannot //. for thy truth 
 Lam. .3. 24. niy portion, therefore will I //. in him 
 26. it is good that a man should both //. and wait 
 Ezek. 13. 6. and they have made others to //. 
 
 Luke 6. .34. if lend to them of whom ye h. to receive 
 xlcts 26. 7. to which promise our tribes //.to come 
 Pom. 8. 24. what a man seeth, why doth he //. for? 
 
 25. if we //. for that w e see not. then do we wait 
 Phil. 2. 2.3. him I //. to send presently, scon as 1 see 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 1.3. wherefore be sober, and //. to the end 
 
 HOPED. 
 
 Esth. 9. 1. the enemies of the Jews //. to have power 
 .fob 6.20. they were confounded because they had h. 
 Psal. 119.43. for 1 have //. in thy judgments 
 74. because I have //. in thy word, 117. 
 
 166. Lord, I have //. for thy sahation 
 .Ter. .3. 23. in vain is salvation h. for from the hilli 
 Luke 23. 8. he h. to have seen some miracle /lone 
 Acts 24. 26. he //. money shouhl have been given 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 5. and this they did, not as we //. 
 
 Heb 11. 1. faith is the substam e ot things //. for 
 HOPE I II. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.7. charity //. all things, eivlurethall things 
 HOPlNti. 
 
 Luke 6. .35. do goo/I, an/1 lend, //. tor nothing again 
 1 Tim 3 14. 1 vM’ite. //. to come unto thee shortly 
 HORN. 
 
 The principal defence and greatest strennth of 
 horned bea.'^ts consist in their horns ; and the^ 
 scripture mentions the horn as the symbol of 
 strength. iMoses compares .l/seph to a young 
 bullock, and .••ays, that his horns are like the. 
 horns of unicorns; that is. his strninth and 
 power shall be very great. Dent. .3.3. 17. And 
 in Psal. 1.32. 17. 1 will make the horn ot 
 David to bud ; i -will make his power and glory 
 
HOR 
 
 0 
 
 HOR 
 
 to flourish and increase. I will cut off the horns 
 of the wicked, Psal. 75. 10. Ho in .ler. 48. 25. 
 'Jhe horn of Moah is cut off. In Psal. 44. 5, 
 a victory over enemies is expressed by these 
 words, 'llirough tliee we will push down our 
 enemies: in llebrew, we will smite with the 
 horn, ue will subdue, destroy, and disperse them, 
 as a bull disperses every thing that comes before 
 him with his horns. 
 
 riorn signifies likewise glory, honour, brightness, 
 and rays. 1 Sam. 2. 1, Mine horn is exalted in 
 the Lord ; my glory is advanced and manifested; 
 Ood hath loaded me with honour. .lob says, 1 
 liave deliied my horn in the dust: 1 have parted 
 with all my glory and dignity, and been contented 
 to lie in the dust. Job It). 15. 'I'he Psalmist 
 says, I said to the wicked, lilt not up the horn; 
 JJo not carry yourselves either arrogantly, boast¬ 
 ing of your own strength, or scornjully and ma¬ 
 liciously towards me, Psal. 75. 4. llab. 3. 4, 
 it is said, (jod came from Faran, and his 
 brightness w'as as the light, and he had horns 
 coming out of liis hand, or, beams and rays of 
 light, that is, glorious manifestations of hispower 
 in these his acts. Or, according to others, having 
 his hands armed with flaming darts, and fiery 
 arrows. 
 
 Kingdoms and great powers are often described by 
 the word horns. It is thus Daniel represents the 
 power of the Persians, of the Greeks, of Syria 
 and ^)gypt. lie represents'D- at\us Alexander 
 like d goat and a ram running violently at each 
 other icith their horns, Dan. 8. 3, 5, 6. The 
 Hebrew s, by the word horn, sometimes understood 
 an eminence, an angle, a corner. Isa. 5. 1. My 
 well-beloved hath a vineyard in a very fruitful 
 hill, ILeb. in the horn of the son of oil : my be¬ 
 loved has a vineyard situated on an eminence, or 
 on the corner of a rich and fertile mountain. 
 The horns of the altar of burnt offerings were 
 eminences or spires at the four corners of it, 
 which were not only for ornament, but also for 
 use, either to keep things prut upon them from 
 falling, or that leasts to be offered might be bound 
 to them, as the Psalmist seems to insinuate, 
 Psal. 118. 27. As the ancients frequently made 
 use of horns to hold liquors, the vessels wherein 
 oil was pur, and perfumes, are called often horns, 
 whether they really were of hoi n, or of any other 
 matter. 1 ill thine horn with oil, says the Lord 
 to Samuel, and go anoint David king, 1 Sam. 
 
 16.1. 
 
 E. rod. 21. 29. if ox were wont to push with his h. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 1. Hannah said, mine h. is exalted in the 
 
 Lord 
 
 10. and he shall exalt the h. of his anointed 
 
 16. 1. till thine h. with oil, go, I wHl send thee 
 
 13. Samuel took the/;, of oil, and anointed him 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 3. the h. of mj- salvation, Fsal. 18. 2. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 39. Zadok the priest took an h. of oil 
 
 1 Chr. 25. 5. in the words of God, to lift up the h. 
 Job 16. 15. 1 have defiled my h. in the dust 
 Fsal. 'io. 4. to the wicked, lift not up the h. 5. 
 
 89. 17. and in thy favour our h. shall be exalted 
 
 24. and in m3' namesliall his/;, be exalted 
 92. 10. my h. shalt thou exalt like h. of an unicorn 
 112. 9. his h. shall be exalted with honour 
 132. 17. 1 will make tiie /oof David to bud 
 148. 14. he also exalteth the h. of his people 
 Jer. 48. 25. the h. ofi\loab is cut off , and his arm 
 Lam. 2. 3. he hath cut off all the /;.of Israel 
 
 17. he hath set up the h. of thine adversaries 
 Fvek. 29. 21. 1 will cause tlie h. of Israel to bud 
 Dan. 7.- 8. among them a little h. in this h. 20. 
 
 11. of the great words which the h, spake 
 
 21. the same h. made war w'ith the saints 
 
 8. 5. the goat had a notable h. between his e5’es 
 
 8. 8. when he was strong great h. w'as broken 
 
 9. out of one of them came forth a little h. 
 
 21. the great h. that is between his eyes 
 
 Ji/c.4.13. for 1 will make thy h. iron,and hoofs brass 
 Zech. 1. 21. which lift up their/;, over the land 
 Luke 1. 69. hath raised up an /;. of salvation for us 
 IIOIHSS. 
 
 Gen. 22. 13. a ram caught in a thicket by his /;. 
 Exod. 27.2. make the h. of it on the four corners, his 
 /;. shall be of the same, .30.2. 1 37 . 25. 1.38. 2. 
 
 29. 12. and put of the blood on the /;. of the altar. 
 
 Lev. 4.7, 18,25, .30,34. | 8. 15. 1 9. 9.1 16. 18. 
 
 30. 3. with pure gold shalt overlay the/;. 37 . 26. 
 
 10. make an atonement on /;. of it once a3’ear 
 Dent. 33.17. liis /;. are like the h. of unicorns 
 
 1 Kings 2. 28. Joab caught hold on the /;. of the altar 
 22.11. Zedekiah made /i.ofiron, Q.Chrcn. 18. 10. 
 Fsal. 22. 21. hast heard me from the /;. of unicorns 
 69. 31. than a bullock that hath /;. and hoofs 
 .75. 10. all the /;. of the wicked will 1 cut off, but 
 the /;. of the rigldeous shall be exalted 
 118. 27. bind the sacrifice to the /;. of the altar 
 
 F. -ek. 27. 15. they brought for a present h. of ivoo' 
 34. 21. 3'e pushed all tlie diseased witli your h. 
 
 43. 15. from the altar and upwards shall be four/;. 
 
 Dan. 7.7. behold a fourth beast had ten /;. 20. 
 
 8. I considered the /;. three /;. were plucked up 
 24. the ten /;. are ten kings that shall ai ise 
 
 8. 3. the ram had two /;. the two /;. were high 
 
 6. the he-goat came to the ram which had two /;. 
 
 7. and he smote the ram, and brake his two /;. 
 
 20. two /;. are the kings of Media and Persia 
 Amos 6. 13. have we not taken/;, by our strength ? 
 Dab. 3. 4. he had/;, coming out of liis hand 
 Zech. 1. 18. then 1 saw', and behold, four /;. 
 
 19. these the /;. which have scattered Judah, 21. 
 
 21. are come to cast out the /;. of the Gentiles 
 Fev. 5. 6. in midst stood a Lamb having seven h. 
 
 12. .3. a red dragon, having seven heads and ten h. 
 
 13.1. a beast having ten /;. and on his /;. ten crowns 
 
 11. another beast had two /;. like a lamb 
 
 17. 3. a scarlet-coloured beast havingten h. 
 
 7. the beast which hath the seven heads and ten /;. 
 
 12. tlie ten h. thou sawest are ten kings, 16. , 
 
 &ee llASiS. 
 
 238 
 
 HOK:^sET. 
 
 Hornets are a sort of strong flies which the Tmd 
 used as instruments to plague the enemies of his 
 people. 'They are of themselves very troublesome 
 and mischievous; but those the J.ord made use 
 of were, it is thought, like the flies wherewith 
 he plagued of an extraordinary bigness 
 
 arid perniciousness. It is said, they live as the 
 wasps, that they have a king or captain, and 
 pestilent stings as bees, and that if twenty-.se- 
 ven of them sting man or beast, it is certain 
 death to either. Aor is it strange that such 
 creatures did drive out the Canaanites jrom their 
 habitations; for many heathen writers give in¬ 
 stances of some people driven from their seats 
 l>y frogs, others by mice, others by bees and 
 wasps ; of which see Herodotus, Diodorus, Pliny, 
 jPlian, Justin, Ac. And it is said, that “ a 
 Christian city, being besieged by bapores, king 
 “ of Persia, was delivered by hornets ; for the 
 “ elephants and beasts being stung by them, waxed 
 “ unruly, and so the whole army fled." 
 
 Deut. 7. 20. the Lord will send the /;. among them 
 Josh. 24.12. 1 sent the /;. before you, which drave 
 . liORKEL.S. 
 
 Exod. 23. 28. 1 will send /;. before thee, which drive 
 HORRIBLE. 
 
 Psal. 11. 6. on the wicked he shall rain a /;. tempest 
 40. 2. he brought me up also out of a /;. pit 
 Jer. 5. 30. a /;. thiim is committed in the land 
 
 18.13. the virgin of Israel hath done a /;. thing 
 23. 14. 1 have seen in the prophets a /;. thing 
 Dos. 6.10.1 have seen a /;. thing in hvuse of Isi ael 
 HORRIBLY. 
 
 Jer.2. 12. be/;.afraid,Oyeheavens,atthis,saith L. 
 Ezek. 32.10. their kings shall be /;. afraid for tliee 
 HORROR. 
 
 Gen. 15.12. a /;. of great darkness fell on Abram 
 Job 18.120. they that went before laid hold on /;. 
 Fsal. 55. 5. and h. hath overwhelmed me 
 119. 53. /;. hath taken hold on me, because 
 Ezek."! .18.h. shall cover them, and shame on all faces 
 HORSE 
 
 Is a very common beast, and very well known in 
 these countries; but very rare among the He¬ 
 brews till Solomon’s time. Before him we find 
 no horsemen mentioned in the armies of Israel. 
 God forbids the kings of his people to keep many 
 horses, Dcuf 17. 16. Dereby God would pre¬ 
 vent oppression and tyranny, and the imposition 
 of unnecessary burdens and taxes upon his peo¬ 
 ple; as also carnal confidence in the kings, which 
 by this means would be promoted. As in Psal. 20. 
 7. Sonie trust in chariots, and some in horses. 
 By this God would likewise prevent their having 
 commerce with Egypt, which was famous for 
 horses. Davicl having won a great battle against 
 Hadadezer king of Zobali, took se-centeen hun¬ 
 dred horses, and lamed all belonging to the cha¬ 
 riots of war, reserving only an hundred chariots, 
 2 Sam. 8. 4. The Judges and Princes of Israel 
 used generally to ride on mules, or asses. 
 
 Solomon is the first king of .ludah who had a 
 great number of horses, and he kept them rather 
 for pomp than for war. De had forty thousand 
 stalls of horses for his chariots, and twelve thou¬ 
 sand horsemen distributed in his fortified places, 
 1 Kings 4. 26. De had his horses from Egypt, 
 
 1 Kirigs 10. 28. although the Lord had forbidden 
 the king of the Hebrews to multiply horses, and 
 that in order to prevent the Israelites ha-ving 
 commerce with the Egyptians, lest they should 
 be infected with their idolatry, and their other 
 wickednesses, Deut. I7. 16. 
 
 Horses consecrated to the Sun. In 2 Kings 23. 
 11. it IS said, that Josiah took away the horses 
 which the kings of Judah, his predecessors, had 
 given to the sun. It is known, that the sun was 
 worshipped over all the east, and that the horse, 
 the swiftest of tame beasts, was consecrated to 
 this deity, who was represented as riding in a 
 chariot drawn by the most beautiful and swiftest 
 horses in the world, and performing every day his 
 journey from east to west, in order to communi¬ 
 cate his light to mankind. 
 
 Seine are of opinion, that these horses were sacri¬ 
 ficed to the sun; iJthers, that every morning 
 they were put to the chariots dedicated to the 
 sun, whereof there is mention made in the same 
 passage, and that the king, or some of his officers, 
 got up and rode to meet the sun h. its rising, as 
 far as from the eastern gate of the temple to the 
 suburbs df Jerusalem. Xenophon testifies that 
 both these were the customs of the Persians and 
 Armenians: De describes a solemn sacrifice of 
 horses, which was made with ceremony to the 
 sun: they were all of the finest, and were led with 
 a white chariot, crowned, and consecrated to the 
 same god. Lastly, others are of opinion, that 
 these horses were of wood, stone, or metal, erected 
 in the temple in honour of the sun. 
 
 Gen. 49.17. an adder in path that biteth the /;. heels 
 Exod. 15.21. the /;. and rider hath he thrown into sea 
 Judg. 5. 22. then were h. lioofs broken by prancing 
 1 h ings 10. 29. a /;. for 150 shekels, 2 Citron. 1. 17. 
 
 20.20. Benhadad kingescaped on /;. with horsemen 
 
 25. number an army like tlie army lost, h. for /;. 
 Esth. 6. 8. let the /;. the king ridetn on be brought 
 
 9. let this /;. be delivered to one of the princes 
 
 10. take the apparel and /;. as thou hast said 
 
 11. then took Daman the apparel and the /;. 
 
 Job 39. 18. she scorneth the h. and his rider 
 
 19. hast thou given /;. strength r hast thou clothed 
 Fsal. .32. 9. be ye not as the /;. or as the mule 
 .3.3. 17. an /;. is a vain thing for safety 
 76.6. the chariot and /;. are cast into a dead sleep 
 147.10. he delighteth not in the streng th of the /;. 
 Prov. 21. .31. the /;. is prepared against day of battle 
 
 26. 3. a whip for the /;, a rod for the fool’s back 
 Isa. 4.3.17. which bringeth forth the chariot and k. 
 
 63.13. that led them thro’ the deep, as a h- 
 Jer, 8. 6. as the /;. rusfaetli into the battle 
 
 HOR 
 
 Jer. 51. 21. with thee will T break in pieces^. 
 Amos 2.15. nor sliail he that ridetb /;. cieliver hims, 
 Zech. 1. 8. and t>ehold, a man tiding upon a red h. 
 
 9. 10. arj(f 1 will cut off the /;. from Jeiusalein 
 
 10. .3. hath made them a-s his goodly /;. in battle 
 
 12. 4.1 will smite every /;. with blim.ness 
 
 14. 15. so shall be the plaeue ot the h. ot tlie mule 
 llev. 6 . 2 . and 1 saw and behold white /;. 19 . 11 . 
 
 4. a red /;. || 5. a black /;. 8. behold, a pale h. 
 
 14. 20. and blood c.ame even to tlie h. bridles 
 19. 19. to make war against him that sat on the h. 
 21. slain with the sword of him that sat on the A. 
 IIOR.SEBACK. 
 
 2 Kings Q. 18. there went one on /;. to meet Jehu 
 
 19. then he sent out a second on /;. whii h came 
 Esth. 6. 9. and bring him on h. through the < ity 
 
 11. Daman brought him on h. throu’: h the city 
 
 8. 10. and Mordecai sent letters by posts on /;. 
 
 DORbE-GA l E. 
 
 2 Chr. 23.15. when she was come to entering of h.-g 
 Neh. 3.28. rrom above the h.-g. repaired the priests 
 Jer. 31. 40. the fields to the comer of the /;. gate 
 DGRSES. 
 
 Gen. 47.17. Joseph gave bread in exchange for h. 
 Exod. 9. .3. the hand of the Lord is upi.n the h. 
 Deut. 17. 16. but he shall not multiply h. to him 
 self, to the end that he shoiild'inultiply /< 
 
 1 Kings 4. 28. barley also and straw for the /;. 
 
 10. 25. they brought h. and mules, 2 Chron. 9. 24. 
 28. .Sol. had /;. out of Egypt, 2 C'/;r. 1.16, I7. | 9. 28 
 
 18. 5. may find grass to save the h. and mules alive 
 
 22. 4. and my /;. are as thy h. 2 Kings .3. 7. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 11. there appeared /;. of fire, and parted 
 
 5. 9. Kaaman carrie with his h. and his chariot 
 
 7. 7. they left their h. and fled tor their life 
 10. but /;. tied li 13. some take five of the /;. 
 
 9. 33. Jezebel’s blood was sprinkled on the h. 
 
 14. 20. brought Amazial; on h. 2 Chron. 25. 28. 
 
 18. 23. 1 will deliver thee 20( 0 /;. Isa. 36. 8. 
 
 23. 11 Josiah took away the /;. given to the sun 
 Ezra 2.66. their /;. were 736, fieh. 7. 68. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 7. I have seen servants on h. and princes 
 Isa. 2. 7. their land is also full of /;. and chariots 
 5. 28. their h. hoofs shall be counted like flint 
 .30.16. but ye said, no, for we w ill flee upon /;, 
 
 31.1. and stay on /;. and trust in chariots 
 .3. and their /;. are flesh, and not spirit 
 Jer. 4. 13. his /;. are swifter than eagles 
 
 5. 8. they were as fed /;. in the morning 
 
 6. 2.3. they ride on /;. set in array as men for war 
 8.16. the snoiting of his /;. was heard from Dan 
 
 12. 5. then how canst thou contend with /;. / 
 
 46. 4. harness the h. and get up, ye horsemen 
 
 47. .3. noise of the stamping of the* hoots of his h. 
 M. 42. and they shall ride upon h. put in array 
 51. 27. cause the /;. to come up as caterpillars 
 
 Ezek. 17.15. that they might give him A. and people 
 2.3. 6. young men, horsefneii riding on /;. 12. 
 
 20. and -w hose issue is like the issue of /;. 
 
 23. renowned, all of them riding on /;. .38.15. 
 
 26. 10. because of the abundance of his h. 
 
 27. 14. 'ipgarmah traded in thy fairs with/;. 
 
 .38.4.1 will bring thee forth, and all thy aimy, h. 
 Dos. 1. 7. 1 will not save them by battle nor /;. 
 
 14. 3. Ashur shall not save, we will not ride on h. 
 Joel 2. 4. as the appearance of /;. and horsemen 
 Amos 4. 10. and 1 have taken away' your /;. 
 
 6.12. shall /;. run upon the rock r will one plow ? 
 Mic. 5. 10. that I will cut oft' thy /;. out of thee 
 Dab. 1. 8. their /;. also are swifter than the leopards 
 
 3. 8. that thou didst ride on thy h. :md chariots 
 
 15. thou didst walk through the sea with thy h. 
 Dag. 2. 22. 1 will overthrow the /;. and riders 
 Zech. 1.8. and behind him there were red /;. 
 
 6. 2. in first chariot red h. in the second black h. 
 
 .3. in third white /;. in fourth cliariot bay h. 
 
 6. the black /;. go forth into the north country 
 
 10. 5. the riders on /;. shall be confounded 
 
 14. 20. on bells of /;. Holiness Tt> the T-ofo 
 Jam. 3. 3. behold, we put bits in the h. mouths 
 liev. 9. 7. the locusts were like /;. prepared to battle 
 
 17. 1 saw the h. the heads of /;. as heads of lions 
 
 18.13. no man buyeth the merchandise of h. 
 
 19. 14. the armies followed him upon w hite h. 
 
 18. that ye may eat the flesh of kings and it. 
 
 ’See Ch.lriots. 
 
 HORSELEECH. 
 
 Prov. 30.15. the h. hath two daughters, crying, give 
 HORSEMAK. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 17- Joram said, take an h. send to meet 
 Aah. 3. 3. /;. lifteth up the bright sword and spear 
 HORSEMEN. 
 
 Gen. 50. 9. there went with Joseph chariots and h. 
 Exod. 14. 9. the /;. of Pharaoh pursued after tiiem 
 17. 1 will get me honour on Pharaoh and his /;. 
 15.19. Pharaoh and /;. went into sea. Josh. 24.6. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 11. he w ill take your sons to l>e his h. 
 
 13. 5. the Philist. gathered*6000/;. against Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 6 . lo, the /;. tollowed hard after him 
 
 8. 4. and David took from Hadadezer 700 h. 
 
 10.18. David slew 40.000 h. smote Shobach 
 
 1 Kings 1. 5. Adonijah prepared clumiots and h. 
 
 4. 26. Solomon had 12.iXX) h. 10. 26. 
 
 9. 19. Solomon had cities of store for his chariots,. 
 
 and cities for his /;. 22. 2 Chr. 8. 6, 9* 
 
 20. 20. Pen-hadad escaped on an horse w ith his /;. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 12. the chariot of Isr. and the /;. thereof 
 
 13. 7. nor die! he leave to Jehoahaz but lifty /;. 
 
 14. Joash Said, O my' father, the /;. of Israel 
 18. 24. put thy trust in Egypt for chariots and /;. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 3. Shishak came up with 60,(XX) /;. 
 
 16. 8. the Ethiopians a huge host w ith many h. 
 
 Ezra 8. 22. was ashamed to ask soldiers h. to help 
 Kelt.2.9. now king had sent captains and/;, with me 
 Isa. 21. 7. he saw a chariot witli a couple of/;. 9. 
 22. 7. the /;. shall set themselves in array at the gate 
 
 28. 28. because he will not bruise it wifh Ids /;. 
 
 31.1. and trust in /;. because they are very strong 
 .36. 9. how w ilt thou put thy trust on Egy i>t for h. 
 
 Jer. 4. 2.1. whole city shall flee for the noise of the /;. 
 46. 4. get up, ye /;. and stand w ith your helmets 
 Eze^:. 6, all of them /;. riding ou horses, 12. 
 
HOU 
 
 HOS 
 
 ■'Eie'k. C6. 7. bring Nebuchadnezzar against Tyras 
 
 with h. 
 
 10. thy walls shall shake at the noise of the h. 
 
 27. l-l. they of I ogannah traded in fairs with h. 
 
 Ss! 4. Gog I will bring thee forth, horses and h. 
 Dan. 11. 40. the king ot the north shall come with h. 
 Hos. 1. 7. I will not save them by horses, nor by h. 
 Joel^. 4. appearance of horses, as //. soshall they run 
 liab.l.^. their h. shall spread themselves, and their 
 h. shall come from far, shall tiy as the eagle 
 Acts 23. 23. make ready h, threescore and ten 
 32. on morrow they left the h. to go with him 
 Rev. Q. 16. the number of the army of h. were 
 HOSAISNA 
 
 Is an Hebrew word, which signifies. Save T beseech 
 you. It is a form of acclamation, of blessing, or 
 •wishing one well, fhiis at our •'iavioiir siDitiance 
 into .lerusalem, when the people cried, Hosanna 
 to the Son of David; their meaning was. Lord 
 preserve this Son of David; this king: heap 
 favours and blessings on him. The word is found 
 in Mat. 21. 9, 15. Mark 11. 9, 10. John 12. 13. 
 HOSEN. 
 
 Dan. 3.21. these men were bound in their h. and hats 
 HOSPlTALll'Y 
 
 Signifies love to strangers, expressed in entertaining 
 and using them kindly,J^oxn. 12. 13. It has al¬ 
 ways been z>ery much in esteem among civilized 
 people. The Scripture furnishes vs with several 
 examples of hospitality exercised by the patriarchs. 
 Abraham received three angels, and earnestly in¬ 
 vited them, and served them himself; while Sarah 
 his wife took care to make ready provisions for his 
 guests, Gen. 18. 2, 3, &c. Tot waited at the city- 
 gate to receive such guests as might come thither, 
 Gen. 19. 1, 2, &:c. St. Paul makes use of Ahro.- 
 ham’srtwrf loot’s example to encourage the faithful, 
 and persuade them to the exercise of hospitality, 
 saying, that they who have practised it, have had 
 the honour of receiving angels under the form of 
 men, Heb. 13.2. 
 
 The apostles Peter and Paul, who abounded with the 
 spirit of their Master, with great care recommend-. 
 ed hospitality to the faithful. 1 Pet. 4. 9. Use 
 hospitality one to another without grudging. 
 And St. Paul recommends this duty, particuUirly 
 to such as are overseers in the church of God, 1 1 im. 
 
 3. 2. Our Saviour tells his apostles. Mat. 10. 40. 
 42. He that receiveth you receiveth me: And 
 whosoever shall give to drink unto one ot these 
 little ones, a cup of cold water only, he shall in 
 no wise lose his reward. And w Mat. 25. 41,43, 
 45. at the day of judgment he will say to the wicked, 
 
 ■ Depart from me, yc cursed, into everlasting fire ; 
 
 I was a stranger, and ye took me not in. In as 
 much as ye liid it not to one of the least of these, 
 ye did it not to me. . . 
 
 The primitive Christians made one priricipal part of 
 their duty to consist in the e.vercise of hospitality ; 
 and they were so exact in the discharge of it that 
 the very heathens admired them for it. They were 
 hospitable to all strangers, but chiefiy to those that 
 were of the same faith and communion. Believers 
 scarce ever went without letters of communion, 
 which testified the purity of their faith; this 
 was sufficient to procure them reception in all 
 those places where the name of Jesus Christ was 
 known. 
 
 Rom. 12.13. distributing, given to A. 1 Itm. 3. 2. 
 Tit. 1. 8. but a lover of h. a lover ot good men 
 1 Pet. 4. 9. use h. one to another without grudging 
 Ho.sr. 
 
 Duke 10. .35. he took two pence, and gave them to h. 
 liom.Xfi.Ti. Gains mine /(.and of church saluteth you 
 
 iiosr. 
 
 Gen. 2. 1. the earth was finished, and all /i. of them 
 
 21. 22. Phichol the chief captain of his /i. .32. 
 
 .32. 2. Jacob saw them, he said, this is God's h. 
 Exod. 14. 4. 1 will be honoured on all his h. I7. 
 
 24. Lord looked to /i.of Egyptians thro’ pillar of 
 fire and of cloud, and troubled the h. ot Egypt. 
 28. the waters covered all the h. of Pharaoh 
 
 16. 13. in morning the dew lay round about the h. 
 Hum. 2. 4. and bis h. and those that were numbered 
 of them, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15,19, 21, 23. 
 
 4. 3. all that entered into the h. to do the work 
 10.14 over the h. of Judah H 15. the h. ot Issachar 
 
 16. over^.of Zebulun 1 | 18. Reuben 1 ) 19. Simeon 
 31.14. Moses was wroth with the officers ot the h. 
 ‘48. the officers of the h. came near to IVIoses 
 Deut. 2.14. the men of w'ar were w'asted from the h. 
 
 15. to destroy them from among h. tilt consumed 
 23. 9. w’hen the h. goeth forth against enemies 
 
 Josh. 1. 11. pass thro’ the h. and command the peo. 
 .3. 2. after three days the officers went thro’ the h. 
 
 5. 14. as captain of the h. of the Lord am I come 
 18.9. and came again to Joahua to the at Shiloh 
 
 Judg. 4. 2. the captain of whose h. was Sisera 
 
 16. and all the h. of Sisera fell on the sword 
 
 7. 8. the h. of Midian was beneath in the valley 
 
 9. God said, arise, get thee down unto the h. 10. 
 1.3. a cake of bread tumbled into the h. ot Midian 
 21. and all the h. ran, and cried, and fled 
 
 8. 11. Gideon w^ent up and smote the h. the h. sec. 
 12. Gideon pursued and discomfited all the h. 
 
 1 .Sam. 11.11. Saul came into the h. in the morning 
 
 14. 15. there was trembling in the h. in the field 
 
 19. the noise of the/i. went on and increased 
 50. the captainof Saul’s h. W'as Abner son of Ner 
 17.20. Dav. came as the h. was going forth to fight 
 28. 5. when .Saul saw the h. of the Philistines 
 19. Ld. shall deliver the h. of Isr. to Philistines 
 29.6. thy going and coming in with me in h. is good 
 £ ^m. 5. 24. L. shall smite the h. of the Philistines 
 8. 9. when Toi king of Hamath heard that David 
 had smitten all the h. of Hadadezer, 1 Chr. 18. 9. 
 
 10. 18. Syrians fled, Dav. smote Shobach the cap¬ 
 tain ot their h. who died there, 1 Chron. 19. 18. 
 
 17. 25. Absalom made Amasa captain of the h. 
 
 19. 13. if thou bo not captain of h. in room of Joab 
 
 20. 2.3. Joab W’as over all the h. 1 Chron. 18. 15. 
 23, 16. these three brake thro’ tlie h. 1 Chr. 11. 18 
 
 1 Kings 2. 32. Abner the son of Ner capt. of the h. 
 
 of Isr. and Amasa captain of the h. of Judah 
 ,35. the king put Benaiah over the h. 4. 4. 
 
 16. 16. Israel made Omri captain ot the h. king 
 20. 1. Benhadad gathered all his h. together 
 22. .34. turn thy hand and carry me out ot the h. 
 
 2 King.s ,3. 9. there was no water for the h. and cattle 
 ~4. 13'. wouldest be spoken for to the capt. ot the h. ? 
 
 6.14. therefore sent he horses and great A. to Dothan 
 24. Benhadad gathered his h. and went up 
 7. 4. come and let us fall unto the k. of the Syrians 
 6. Lord made the h. to hear the noise ot a great h. 
 
 9. 5. behold the captains of the h. w ere sitting 
 18. 17. Sennacherib sent a great h. against Jerus. 
 
 25. 1. Nebuchadnezzar came and his h. against 
 
 Jerusalem 
 
 19. the principal scribe of the h. Jer. 52. 25. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 19. their fathers over the h. of the Lord 
 12. 22. till it was a great h. like the h. of God 
 
 27. .3. was the chief of all the captains of the h. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 9. against them Zerah came with an h. 
 If). 7. not relied", therefore the h. of Syria escaped 
 
 8. were not the Ethiopians and Lubims a huge h. ? 
 
 18. 33. turn thy hand and carry me out of the h. 
 
 24. 24. the Ld. delivered a great h. into their hand 
 
 26. 11. Uzziah had an h. of fighting men for war 
 
 28. 9. Oded w'ent out before the h. and said, behold 
 Ps. 27. .3. though an h. should encamp against me 
 3,3. 6. all h. of'tiiem made by breath of thy mouth 
 
 16. no king is saved bv the multitude of an h. 
 
 1,36. 15. but overtlirew'Pharaoh and h. in Bed .sea 
 Isa. 1.3. 4. Lord of hosts mustereth the h. of battle 
 24. 21. Lord shall punish the h. of the fiigh ones 
 40. 26. that bringeth out their h. by number 
 45. 12. and all their h. have I commanded 
 .Ter. 51. .3. spare not, destroy ye utterly all her h. 
 F.zek. 1. 24. the voice of speech, as the noise ot an h. 
 Dan. 8. 10. and it cast dowm some of the h. 
 
 11. he magnified himself to the prince ot the h. 
 
 12. an h. was given him against the daily sacrifice 
 1.3. to give the h. to be trodden under foot 
 
 Chad. 20. the captivity of this h. shall possess that 
 Luke 2. 13. multitude of the heavenly h. praising G. 
 .See Heaven. 
 
 HO.STAGE.S. 
 
 2 Kings\4. 14. .Tehoash took all the gold and silver 
 and h. and returned to Samaria, 2 Chr. 25. 24. 
 HOSTS.- 
 
 Gen. 32.+ 2. he called the name of that place, two h. 
 Exod. 12. 41. the h. of Lord went out of Egypt 
 Josh. 10. 5. the kings of Canaan and all their h. 11.4. 
 .Tudg. 8. 10. Zeba and Zalmunna with their h. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 20. Benhadad sent the captains ofthe h. 
 Psal.'lOli. 21. bless ve the Lord, all ye his h. 
 
 108. 11. wilt not thou, O God, go forth with h. ? 
 148. 2. praise j'e him, all his angels, all his h. 
 
 Jer. 3. 19. a goodly heritage of the h. ot nations 
 See Gou, Lord. 
 
 EIOT. 
 
 Exod. 16. 21. when the sun waxed h. it melted 
 Lev. 1.3. 24. any flesh, whereof there is a h. burning 
 Deut. 9.19.1 W'as afraid of anger and h. displeasure 
 
 19. 6. lest the avenger pursue, while his heart is h. 
 Josh. 9.12. this our hread we took h. for provision 
 Judg. 2.14. anger of Lord was h. against Israel, and 
 
 he delivered to the spoilers, 20. 1 3.. 8.1 10. 7. 
 6. 39. Gideon said, let not thine anger be h. ag. me 
 
 9. t .30. when Zabul heard Gaal, his anger w’as h. 
 
 1 .Sam. 11. 9. by the sun be h. ye shall have help 
 
 21. 6. put/i. bread in day when it was taken away 
 1 A77/g.r3. + 26. for her bow’els were h. ujion her son 
 Neh. 7. .3. let not gates be opened till the sun be h. 
 Job 6. 17. W’hen it is h. they are consumed 
 P.ml. 6.1. neither chasten in thy //.displeasure, 38.1. 
 .39. 3. my heart was h. within me, while musing 
 78. 48. he gave their flocks to h. thunderbolts 
 85. + .3. hast turned thine anger from waxing //. 
 Prer/'.6.28. can one go upon //.coals and not be burnt ? 
 F.zek. 24.11. that the bi ass of it may be //. and burn 
 Dan. 3. 22. because the furnace w’as exceeding- //. 
 Hos. 7. 7. they are all //. as an oven, and devoured 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 2. their conscience seared w'ith a //. iron 
 Rev. 3. 15. 1 know'thy works, that thou artneither 
 
 cold nor //. I would tliou wert cold or h. 16. 
 &eWAX, Verb. 
 
 HOI'LY. 
 
 Gen. 31. 36. that thou hast so h. pursued after me 
 HOLIEST. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 15. set Uriah in forefrontof the //. battle 
 
 HOUGH. 
 
 Joith. 11. 6. the Lord said, thou shalt h. their horses 
 HOUGHED. 
 
 Josh. 11.9. //. their horses, burnt chariots w-ith fire 
 2 Sam. 8. 4. and David //. all the chariot horses 
 HOUR. 
 
 The ancient Hebrew-s did not divide the day by 
 hours; The day was divided into four parts, 
 morning, high day or noon, the first evening, 
 and the last evening ; and the night was divided 
 into three parts, night, mid-night, and the morn¬ 
 ing-watch. But afterwards, when the Jews came 
 to he under the Romans, they followed them in 
 dividing the night into four parts, which they 
 called watches, because they relieved their cen- 
 tinels every three hours. Thus in Mat. 14. 25. 
 it is said, that in the fourth watch of the night, 
 Jesus went to his disciples, walking on the sea; 
 that is, about three hours before the rising of the 
 sun. 
 
 In the books of the New Testament we see clearly 
 the day divided into twelve equal hours, after 
 the manner of the Greeks and Romans, Mat. 
 20. 1, 2, 3, (fee. John 11. 9. These hours were 
 equal to each other, but unequal with respect to 
 the different seasons. The twelve hours of the 
 longest days in summer were much longer than 
 those of the shortest days in winter. The first hour 
 was that which followed the rising of the sun, and 
 was answerable to our six o'clock in the morning 
 in the equinox ; and to other times in proportion 
 to the length or shortness of the days. The third 
 hour was answerable to nine o'clock oj the morning 
 
 HOU 
 
 in the equinox; the sixth at all times to noon, tmd 
 
 Dan. 4. 19. then Daniel v/as astonied for one k. 
 
 Mat. 9. 22. w'omaii was made whole from that //. 
 
 15 28. her daughter made whole from that very h. 
 
 17. 18. the child was cured from that very //. 
 
 20. 3. he went out about the third //. and saw 
 5. about the sixth and ninth h. H 6. the eleventh h. 
 12. saying, these last have wrought but one h. 
 
 24. .36. that //.knoweth no man, 42. Mark 13. 32. 
 
 44. such an //. as ye think not, 5o. Luke 12. 40,46, 
 
 25. 1.3. for ye know neither the day nor the //. 
 
 26. 40. could ye not w atcl) one h.! Mark 14. .37. 
 
 45. the h. is at hand, the Son of man is betrayed 
 
 27. 45. from the sixth//.was darkness over the land 
 
 to the ninth //. Mark 15. 33. Luke 23. 44. 
 
 46. about the ninth //. Jesus cried, Mark 15. 34. 
 Murk 13.11. w hatsoever shall be given you in that//. 
 
 14. 35. that if possible the h. iniLdit pass from him 
 
 15. 25. it was the third h. and they crucified him 
 Luke 10.21. in that //. .1 es. rejoiced in spirit and said 
 
 12. .39. had known what //. the thief would come 
 
 22. 14. and when the h. was come, he sat dow n 
 53. but this is your //. and the power of darkness 
 59. about the space of one //. after another affirmed 
 
 John 1. 39. abode that day, for it was about tenth //. 
 
 2. 4. Jesus saith, woman, mine //. is not yet come 
 
 4. 6. Jesus sat, it was about the sixth //. 19. 14. 
 
 21. woman, believe me, the //. cometh, 23. 
 
 52. then inquired he the //. when he began to 
 amend, yesterday at seventh//, the fever left him 
 
 5. 25. the'/^. is coming, and now is, 28.1 16. 32. 
 
 7. 30. because his h. was not yet come, 8. 20. 
 
 12.23. the //. is come. Son should be glorified, 17.1. 
 27. my soul is troubled, l-'ather, save me from this 
 //. for this cause came 1 to this //. 
 13.1. when Jesus knew’ that his //. was come 
 
 16. 21. woman hath sorrow, because her //.iscome 
 
 19. 27. from that h. that disciple took her home 
 Acts 2. 15. not drunken, seeing it is third //.of day 
 
 3. 1. at the //. of prayer being the ninth //. 
 
 10. 3. he saw about the ninth //. an angel coming 
 
 9. Peter went up to pray about the sixth h. 
 
 30. four days ago 1 was fasting until this //. 
 
 23. 2.3. make ready at the third //. of the night 
 
 1 Cor. 4.11. to this present h. both hunger and thirst 
 
 8. 7. some with conscience of the idol unto this //. 
 15. 30. and why stand we in jeopardy every //..*' 
 
 Gal. 2. 5. to whom we gave place,no not for an//. 
 Rev. 3. 3. not know what //. 1 will come upon thee 
 
 10. I will keep thee from the h. of temptation 
 
 8. 1. there was silence about the space of half an //. 
 9.15. which were prepared for an //. and a day 
 14. 7. fearGod, for the //. of his judgment is come 
 
 17. 12. but receive power as kings one //. w ith beast 
 
 18. 10. for in one h. is thi'judgment come 
 
 17. in one h. so great riches is come to nought 
 
 19. that great city in one //. is she made desolate 
 
 liame HOUR. 
 
 Dan. 3. 6. the same h. be ca.st into the furnace, 15. 
 
 4. 33. the sameh. was the thing fulfilled on ^ehuc. 
 
 5. 5. in the same h. came forth fingers, and wrote 
 Mat. 8. 13. his servant was healed the i/////e //. 
 
 10.19. it shall be given j'ou the same h. Luke 12.12. 
 26. 55. in the same h. said Jesus to the multitude 
 Lukel. 21. that same h. cured many of their plagues 
 
 20. 19. scribes same h. sought to lay hands on him 
 24.3.3. they rose up the same h. returned to Jerusal. 
 
 John 4.53. the father knew that it Avas at the same h. 
 Acts 16. 18. and he came out the same h. 
 
 33. he took them same h. of the night and washed 
 22.13. and the sameh. 1 looked up upon him 
 liev. 11.13. the same h. was there a great earthquake 
 HOURS. 
 
 John 11. 9. are there not twelve //. in the dav ? 
 
 Acts 5.7. wife came in about space of three h. after 
 
 19. 34. all cried about two h. great is Diana of Eph. 
 
 HOUSE . 
 
 Signifies, (1) A place to dwell in, Gen. 19. 3. (2) 
 The household, or persons dwelling in the house. 
 Acts 10. 2. Cornelius feared God xvith all his 
 house, with all his family. So in Heb. 11. 7. 
 Noah prepared an ark to the saving of his house. 
 And in many other places. (3) Kindred, stock, or 
 lineage, 2 Sam. 7- 18. 'VS'hat is my house, that 
 thou hast brought me hitherto? And Luke 1. 27. 
 Gabriel was sent to a virgin espoused to Joseph. 
 of the house of David, of the lineage or family of 
 David. (4) Wealth, riches, or estates. Mat. 2.3. 
 14. Ye devour widows’ houses ; ye consume then 
 estates. (5) The grave, or a sepulchre. Job .30. 
 23. I know that thou wilt bring me to the house 
 appointed for all living. And Isa.^ 14. 18. 
 Everj’ one in his own house. (6) One s jarntly 
 affairs and concerns. 0, Kin^ 20. 1. Set tiiiue 
 house in order. (?) This frail, corruptible, mor¬ 
 tal body, wherein the soul lodges for a time. 2 
 Cor. 5. 1. If our earthly house of this taberna¬ 
 cle were dissolved ; if our bodily frame oJ nature 
 were taken to pieces by death. (8) I he church 
 among the Jews. Heb. 3. 2. lyioses was faith¬ 
 ful in all his house. He ordered all things 
 in the Jewish church according to the command 
 of God. ,, , , ■ 
 
 Our Saviour, in John 14. 2. calls heaven his 
 Father’s house, in which there are many tnan- 
 sions, wherein saints and blessed spirits shall 
 dwell with God for ever in immortal gjonj. Jhe 
 church of CjoH is called his liouse, 1 Jt/a. 3. i,5. 
 That thou mayest know how to behave thyself 
 in the house of God, which is the church ot the 
 livino- God : a people in and among whom he 
 dwelieth. And in Heb. .3. 6. But Christ as a 
 Son over his own house, whose house are w’e. 
 Believers arc set apart from profane uses, and 
 dedicated to the service of God ; among whom he 
 manifests his gracious presence by his Spirit. The 
 tabernacle is also called the house of (>od, Judg. 
 
 18. 31. as also the temple, 2 Chron. 5. 14. Per¬ 
 sons are said to join house to house, -when they 
 watch all opportunities to dispossess others by any 
 means whatsoever, and to engross all to therm 
 
HOU 
 
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 selves. Tsa. 5. Wee unto them that join house 
 to liouse. J I't zi'tis the Iwme of bondage ; here 
 the people tf isiael neie in great bondage and 
 slavery. Dent. b. 6. 
 
 Gen. 19. I, men of .''oclom compassed tlie h, round 
 
 24. 27. L<1. led me to the h. of mj’ master's brethren 
 .31. I have prepared the //.and room for camels 
 
 28. 2.f>o to the//, of hethuel, tliy mothei's father 
 
 39. 5. J.ord blessed the llgyptiali's //. for .losepli’s 
 
 sake 
 
 40. 2. the T-.g'yptians and the //. of Pharaoh heard 
 llxod. 8.3. troesshall come into the//, oftliy servants 
 
 12. 3. a lamb accordiim to the //. of their fatliers 
 30. uas not an //. where tliere was not one dead 
 46. tliou slialt not carry of tlie liesh out of the //. 
 
 13. 3. remember day ye came out from Efjypt, out 
 
 of the //. of bondaec, 14. Dent. 5. 6. \ 6. 12. 
 90. 17. Shalt not covet iieielibour's //. Uetit. b. 21." 
 fev. 14. .'10. priest shall lOmmanil the.v empty tlie //. 
 
 14. 38. priest siiall iio out of the //. and sijut uj) 
 
 45. he sha.'l break /town the //. and mortar of A. 
 
 46. he tliat ttoeth into the //.sliall be unclean 
 49. he shall take to cleanse tlie //. two birds 
 
 25. 30. //. sold 111 walled city, not go out in jubilee 
 .mtw. 30.1(1. and it she voweil in her husband’s //. 
 JJeut. 7. 8. redeemed you out of the //. of bondmen 
 
 8.14. wliich brought yon out of the land of 1'.gypt, 
 from the //. ot bondase, 13. 5, 10 Josh. 24. 
 17. Jud{i. 6. 8. Jer. 34. 13. Mic. 6. 4. 
 
 2o. 10. the //. of him that hatli Ins shoe loosetl 
 Josh. 2. 15. for her //. was upon the town w all 
 Judg. 8. 35. nether sheiveil kind. to//, of .lerubbaal 
 
 9. 6. all the //. ot Milloniade gXbimelech king 
 20. let hie come from //. of Millo, and devour 
 
 10. 9. Ammon fought against the //. of Ephraim 
 16. 26. that 1 may feel pillars whereon //. standeth 
 
 27 . the h. was tall of men 1| 30. //. fell on the lords 
 17- 5. Alicali had an //. of gods, made an ephod 
 
 18. 13. and they came unto the //. of Micah 
 
 19. 18. there is no man that receiveth me to //. 
 
 22. the sons of Belial beset the //. round, 20. 5. 
 
 1 liam. 3. 14. therefore 1 have sworn unto //.of Eli 
 o. 2. they brought the ark into the h. of Dagon 
 7 . 1 . and brought the ark into the //. of Abihadab 
 9.18. tell me, 1 pray thee, wdiere the seer's//, is 
 
 20. 3. i\abal was churlish, and of the //. of Caleb 
 ~8. the Ed. will certainly make my lord a sure //. 
 
 2 .W/.3.1. long war betw. h. of Saul and //. of David 
 8. do shew kindness to the //. of Saul thy father 
 
 29. let there not tail from the //. of .Joabone 
 
 4. 5. caiiie to //. of Ishbosheth, who lay on bed at 
 D. 8 . tlie lan'ie and blind shall not come into ilie h. 
 6. 11 . the J.d. blessed the //. of Obed-edom, David 
 „ bi'oimht the ark from his //. 12 . 1 Chron. 13. 14 . 
 (. 6 . I have not dwelt in any h. 1 Chron. 17 . 5 . 
 
 ,1 I'e will make thee an h. 
 
 -9. to bless the //. of thy servant, 1 Chron. 17 07 
 
 9. 1. IS there any that is left of the //. of Saul~ ‘ 
 1 *. 8 . and 1 gave thee thy master’s //. and wives 
 13. 7 . go now to thy brother Amnon’s //. and dress 
 
 10 . o. came a man of the family of the //. of Saul 
 
 I A/W//.V 24. who made me an //. as he ])romised 
 
 - "'"'ch he spake concerning the //. of Eli 
 y- ' 2 . and the whole //. he overlaid with gold 
 9. * 0 ^ he burnt incense, so Solomon linished the h. 
 
 Iv" ^ to Pharaoh, who gave iiim an //. 
 
 12. 31. , eroboam made an h. of his high places 
 
 ir tl'e //. of .lerob. 14. 
 
 -,].*^;~y-.l’‘'(*sha smote all the //. of .lerolioam 
 16 . 11 _. Zimri slew all the //. of Baasha, he left none 
 
 oioo' '’f' did niany days 
 
 21 22 . 1 will make thy h. like the //. of .1 eroboam 
 _ Aings 8 . 3. to cry to the king for her h. and land 
 18. as did the //. ot Ahab, 27. 2 Chron. 21.6. I "2 4 
 
 9 . d. t()r the whole //.ot Ahab shall perisii 
 
 10. .3. look out the best, tight for vour master’s h 
 
 7 -’ "• was full trom one end to another 
 
 ■ i^^^al a draught //. 
 
 c/V 1 V ^ ^dr //. to repair it 
 
 • ^0. 13. itezekiah shewed them //.ofhis precious 
 no n- d’“^ 4 S, all the //. of his armour, Isa. 39 . 2 
 -3. ^t. h. ot w hich 1 said, my name shall be there’ 
 20. 9. every great man’s //. he burnt with fire 
 
 sfais of .Salma ; Ataroih the h. of Joab 
 . 0 . lo. and to his sons, the k. of Asuppim 
 £ Chr. (. 1 . glory of L. tilled the //. Ezeh. 43. 4 5 
 c place to myself for //. of sacrifice 
 
 !'■ m Ahaziah had no power to keep 
 
 3o. 21. but against the h. wherewith I have war 
 Ezra 8 . that we went to the //. of the great God 
 
 the place where offered 
 
 'r /■ 'A lo' tlie h. which 1 shall enter into 
 
 Asth. j.. 3. gather all the virgins to the h. of women 
 T'iV did give the //.of Hainan to I'sther, 7 . 
 t/co 1 . 13. (.rinking w ine in eldest brother's //. 18 
 'u’", ^’^d smote the corners of the h. 
 
 o?' nn i- taken away a //. which he builded not 
 on tor ye say, where is the //.of the prince.' 
 
 ■ ‘ 22 ' n' to the //. appointed for all living 
 on tP' * ,'f't shouldest know paths to the //. thereof 
 39. 6 . whose //. 1 have made the wilderness 
 
 Es. 31.2. iny rock be for a //. of defence to save me 
 the sparrow' hath found an //. 
 
 104. 17 . as tor the stork, fir-trees are her h. 
 
 iiiclineth to death, paths to dead 
 , <• 8. the young man went the wmy to her //. 
 
 11 . loud and stubborn, her feet abide not in her//. 
 
 27 . her //. is the wav to hell, going to deatli 
 
 y-t;.''V®dom hath builded her h. hath hewn pillars 
 
 II !' the righteous shall stand 
 
 i c nl' ■ ® the wicked shall be overthrown 
 1 ^' Lord vyill destroy' the //. of the proud 
 
 lu 1 i sacrifices witli strife 
 
 3 9-14. //. and riches are the inlieritance of fathers 
 
 in corner of//. top, 25. 24. 
 
 ^ 1 eonsidereth the //. of wicked 
 
 nK i- difo wisdom is an //. built and established 
 iX ',' • "'ithdraw thy root from thy neighlxxir’s //. 
 
 brother’s //. in day of calamity 
 rt ^”,-pt ’0 //. of mourning, than //. of feasting 
 no o’ mien, ot hands the //. dropiieth thro’ 
 
 12. 3. \vhen the keepers of the //. shall tremble 
 
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 Cant. 1 . 17 . the beams of our h. are ce/lar, and tuft 
 
 2.4. brought me to the banqueting//, his banner 
 .3. 4. till I had brought him into my mother’s //. 
 
 8. 2. 1 would bring thee into my mother’s //. 
 
 Isa. 5. 8. woe to them that loin //. to //. lield to field 
 6. 4. and the //. was filled with smoke 
 
 14. 17 . that o[jened not the //. ot Ins prisoners 
 
 2.3. 1. so that there is no //. || 24. 10. every //. shut 
 31.2. he will arise against the //. of evil doers 
 60 . 7 . and 1 will glorify the //. of my glory 
 64. 11. our holy and beautiful //. is burned up 
 
 Jer. 16. 5. enter not into the //. of mourning 
 
 8. thou Shalt not go into //. of feasting with them 
 
 21. 11. touching the//.ot the king ot .ludah, 22.1 
 .35.2. go to the //. of the Hechabites and spea'k’ 
 .‘17. 20. not to return to //. of .lonathan, .38. 26. 
 Ezeh. 2.5. for they are a rebellious //. yet shall know 
 a prophet been among them, .3. 9, 26, 27. I 12 .3 
 
 8. be not thou rebellious like that rebellious/i. 
 
 9 . 7- lie said to them, defile the //. go ye forth 
 
 12. 2. thou dwellest in the midst of a rebellious // 
 
 25. in your days, O rebellious //. will 1 say 
 
 17 . 12. say now to the rebellious //. know ye not 
 24. 3. and utter a parable to the rebellious //. 
 
 4.3. 11. It ashamed, shew them the form of the h 
 
 12. this is the law of //. on the top of mountain 
 
 45. 20. so shall ye reconcile the //. 
 
 Van. 1.2. which he carried to the //. of his god 
 Vos. 1.4. avenge blood 'if .lezreel on the //. of Jehu 
 ylmosl.4. 1 will send a fire into the//. of Hazael 
 
 5. that holdeth the sceptre from the, //. of liden 
 
 3.15. 1 will smite the winter //. with summer // 
 
 5. 19 . or went into //. and leaned his hand on wall 
 6.11. he will smite the great //. and the little h. 
 
 7 . 9. I w ill rise against/ti. of Jeroboam with sword 
 
 16. drop not thy word against the h. of Isaac 
 Obad. 18. the //. of Esau shall be for stubble 
 iU/'c. 3.12. .lerus. become heaps, and the mountain 
 ot the //. shall be as high places of the forest 
 4. 2. let us go up to the //. ot the God of Jacob 
 
 6.16. all the works of the //. of Ahab are kept 
 JS'ah. 1. 14. outot the //. of thy gods will 1 cut ofiT 
 xbech. 5. 4. it shall enter into the //. of the thief, into 
 
 the //. of him that sweareth falsely by my name 
 12 . 12 . the tamilyof the //. of Isathan apart 
 3Iat. 7 . 25. and beat upon that //. 27 . En/e 6 . 48. 
 
 10. 12. and when ye come into an //. salute it 
 
 13. it //. beworlhy,letyourpeacecome, /,«/el0.5. 
 12. 25. every //. divided against itself, IJarh 3. 25. 
 
 29 . how' enter into a strong man’s //. Mark:\. 27 . 
 
 20. 11. murmured against the good man of the 7/.' 
 
 2.3. .38. your //. is left to you desolate, Lvke 1.3. 25. 
 24. 43. it the good man ot the //. had known in what 
 watch the thief would come, Euke 12. .39. 
 ISIark 3. 25. a //. divided agst. itself, that //. cannot 
 
 10. 29 . that hath lelt //. or hrethi en for m v sake 
 
 14. 14. Ma-ter saith, where is the guest-chamber? 
 say ye to the good man of the //. {.nkell. 11. 
 
 Luke 10 . 7 . in that h. remain, go not from //. to//. 
 
 .38. named iMartha, received him into her//. 
 
 15. 8. doth not light candle and sweep //. and seek 
 John 12. .3. //. was filled with the odour of ointment 
 Acts 2. Q. a sound from heaven filled all the//. 
 
 46. breaking bread from //. to //. did eat their 
 5.42. in every //. ceased not to teach and preach J. 
 
 10. 6. Simon a tanner, whose //. is by the sea-side 
 
 11. 12. and we entered into the man's //. 
 
 12. 12. he came to the //. of IMary, mother of John 
 17 . 5 . but the Jews assaulted the //. of .lason 
 
 18. 7. whose //.joined hard to the synagogue 
 
 19 .16. they tied out ot that //. naked and wounded 
 
 20. 20. I taught you publicly, and from //. to //. 
 
 21. 8. entered into the //. of Philip the evangelist 
 liont. 16. 5. greet the church in their //. 1 Ccr.'lfi. 19. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.11. by them which are of the //. of Chloe 
 16.15. ye know the //. of Stephanas the first-fruits 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. it earthly h. he dissolve/!, we have an //. 
 
 2. desiring to be clothed upon with //. from heaven 
 
 17'm.5.13. wandering about from //. to //.and tattlers 
 14. that the younger women guide the //. 
 
 2 Ttm. 1.16. Lord give mercy to //. of Onesiphonis 
 2.20. in a great //. there are vessels of gold and 
 
 Heb. 3. 3. he w’ho built the //. more honour than //. 
 
 4. for every //. is built by some man, he that built 
 
 6. whose //. are we, if we hold fast tlie confidence 
 2 John 10. receive him not into your //. nor bid him 
 See Aaron, Born, Build or Built, Chief, 
 David, Door, Dwell. 
 
 IIOU.SE joined with father. 
 
 Gen. 12. 1. I.ord said, get thee from thy father's h. 
 
 20.13. when God caused to wander hom father's h. 
 24. 7 . God, w’hich took me from my father's h. 
 
 38. thou Shalt go to my f.'s h. and take a wife 
 40. shalt take a wife foi- my son of my father's h. 
 
 31.14. is there any portion for us in our father's h. ? 
 38. 11. remain a widow at thy father's h. till She- 
 
 lah be grown, Tamar went and dwelt in 
 her father's h. 
 
 41. 51. God hath made me forget my father's h. 
 46. 51. my brethren ‘d.n(\ father's h. are come to me 
 tW. 22. Joseph dwelt in Egypt, he and his f.'s h. 
 Exod. 12. 3. a lamb, according to //. of their fathers 
 Lev. 22.1.3. if she is returned to \\e.r father's h. 
 
 Eum. 1. 2. take sum of Israel by //. ot their/a///er.f, 
 with number of their names, 18, 20, 22, 24. 
 
 4. there shall be a tnan of every tribe, every one 
 head of the //. of his Ja/Z/erj, 44. Josh. 22. 14. 
 45. that w ere numbered by the h. of their//i/Z/fz-j 
 2. 2. every man pitch with 'ensien of their/.’j h. 
 
 3.15. number of the children of T.evi after the //. of 
 their//zMcr,?, hy'their families 20. | 4. 46. 
 
 4. .38. Gershon 1| 42. Merari after //. of their fathers 
 
 17 . 2. according to //. of their/.’f twelve rods, 3. 
 
 18.1. thou and/.’.»•//. bear iniquity of sanctuary 
 .30. .3. woman vow a vow, being in her father's h AO. 
 
 34.14. Beuben, Gad, according to the //. of their/. 
 Detit. 22.21. to play the w hore in her father's h. 
 
 .Tosh. 2. 12. ye will shew kindness (o my father's h. 
 Jndg. 6. 15. and 1 am the least in my father's h. 
 
 9. 18. and ye are risen up against my father's //. 
 
 11. 2. tliou shalt not inherit in our fathei's h. 
 
 Jndg. 14.15. lest we burn thee and thy f.'s h. with fire 
 
 10. 31. all the//, nr hisja/z/c/- came and buried him 
 
 19. 2. his concubine w ent to his jather's h. 
 
 3. and she lirought him into Uk v father's h. 
 
 1 .yaia. 2. 27 . did 1 plainly appear to//, ofthy 6////er 
 
 30. 1 SHid liie/f. or thy y. should walk before me 
 
 9 . 20 . IS it not on thee, and on all (hy father'sh ^ 
 
 17 . 25. king w ill make \\\% father s h. free in Israel 
 
 18. 2. let him go no more liome to \u%father's h 
 
 22. 11. the king .sent lo call all \\\s, father's h. 
 
 16. thou and all thy father'.\ h. shall die 
 24. 21. wilt not destroy iny name out of father'sh. 
 
 2 .'^am. 3. 29. let it rest on loab and all Ins f.'s h. 
 
 14. 9 . the iiiKpiity be on me, and on my father'sh. 
 
 19. 28. all ot my father's h, were but dead men 
 24. 17 . let thy hand, 1 pray thee, be against me and 
 
 against my father's h. 1 iJiron. 21 . 17 . 
 1 T\ trigs 2. 31. take innocent blood from me and}. //. 
 18.18. thou and father's h. have troubled Israel 
 1 Chron. 2. 55. 1 Ieinath 9 < 2 ///e)'of the//. ofBethab 
 
 4. 38. the //. ot their 9/j.7/e/-.v increased greatly 
 
 5. 15. Alti son of Aboiel, son of Guni, chiet of the 
 
 house ot their y«///er’j //. 24.1 7 . 2, 7, 9, 40. 
 7 . 4. with them after Ww. h. of fathers wtro bands* 
 
 9. 9. chief in the //. of their fathers, 13. 12. .'In. 
 
 12. 28. ot /adok, \fi%fath.'sh. tw'enty-two captains 
 
 28.4. God chose me before (he h. of my father 
 2Chron.2\. 13.&lain(hy brethren of d\y jather's h. 
 Ezra2. 59. could not shew dutir jather's //. Aeh. 1. 0. 
 
 10. 16. chiet ot the //.ot their j/////crexamined 
 Leh. 1. 6. both I an/J my jather's h. have sinned 
 L-'th. 4. 14. thou anil Xhy Jather's h. shall tie destroy. 
 Esal. 45. 10. torget thy people and thy father's h. 
 Isa. 3. 6. take hold ot his brother of//..of his father 
 
 7 . 17 . bring on thy./.’i7/. days that have ijot come 
 
 22. 23.shall be for glorious throne to Imfather's h. 
 24. hang on him all the glory' of his father'sh. 
 
 Jer. 12. 6. the //. of thy father dealt treacherously 
 Enke 16. 27 . 1 pray thee, send him to my' 9 / 7 ///er’j 
 John 2. 16 . make not my l ather's h. an house of 
 , 4 ^ - T. , 4 , merchandise 
 
 14. 2. in my lather sh. are many mansions 
 Acts 7 . 20 . Moses was nourished m his father'sh. 
 
 110 LBE of God. 
 
 Gen. 28.17. this is none other but the //. of God 
 
 22. and this stone which I set shall be God's h. 
 Josh. 9 . 2.3. trom being drawers of water for//. ofG. 
 Jndg. 18. .3). all the time //. of God was in Shiloh 
 
 20. 18. Israel arose and went up to the //. // God 
 26. all the people came unto the //. of God, 21. 2. 
 
 31. high w ay of which one goeth up to //. of God 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 11. Azariah ruler of//.//G. A>//. 11 . 11 . 
 
 24.5. the governors of//. //G. were sonsofEleazar 
 
 2 Chr. 5 . 14. glory of the Lord filled the //. of God 
 22. 12. he was with them hid in //. of G. six’vears 
 24. 13. and they set the //. of God in his state' 
 
 33. 7 . Manasseh set a carved image in the //. of God 
 36. 19 . they burntthe//. of God and brake the wall 
 Ezra 5. 8. w e went to the //. of the great God 
 
 15. let the//./y'G/i//be builded in his place, 6. 7 
 7 . 20. whatmoreshall be needful for the//. ,fGod^ 
 
 23. let it be done for the A. //the tl/>//of heaven 
 A eh. 6. 10. let u.s meet in //. of God in the temple 
 
 13. 11. then 1 said, why is the //. of God for.-aken ? 
 Psal. 42. 4. I went with them to the //. of God, 55. 14. 
 52. 8. I am like a green olive-tree in the //. of God 
 
 84. 10 . 1 had rather be door keeper in //. of God 
 Eccl.b. 1 . keep thy foot w hen thou goestto//./)/G. 
 Isa. 2 .3. come, let us go up to the //. ofG. JMic. 4 . 2 . 
 Vos. 9. 8. the prophet is hated in the //. of God 
 Joel 1 . 13. drink-offering withholden from//, of God 
 16. joy and gladness cut oft' from the //. of God 
 Zech. 7 .2. when they had sent to h.ofG. men to pray 
 Mat 12.4. how' he entered into the //. of God, and 
 did eat the shew-bread, Mark 2 . 26. Luke 6. 4 . 
 1 Tim. .3.15. how’ to behave thyself in the //. of God 
 Ileb. 10 . 21 . having an High-Priest over the//. e/G. 
 1 Pet. 4. 17 . judgment must begin at the //. of G. 
 Vis El OUSE. 
 
 Gen. 12. 17 . the I.ord plagued Pharaoh and his h. 
 17 . 27 . all the men of his h. were circumcised 
 .39. 4. and he made him overseer over his h. 5. 
 
 45. 8. hath made me lord of all his h. Acts 7 . 10. 
 Lev. 16. 6. and make an atonement tor his h. 11. 
 27 . 14. and when a man shall sanctify his h. 
 
 15. if he that sanctified it w ill redeem his h. 
 
 Ktir/i. 22. 18. it Balak w'Oiild give me his h. full of sil¬ 
 ver and gold, I cannot go beyond w ord of L. 24.13. 
 Vent. 20. 5. let him go and return to hish. 6, 7, 8. 
 
 24. 1. then let him sen/1 her out of his h. 
 
 10. thou shalt not go into his h. to fetch his pledge 
 Jndg. 8. 27. which thing became a snare to his h. 
 
 9. 16. if dealt well with .lerubbaal and hish. 19. 
 
 1 Ham. 3. 12. w hich 1 have spoken concerning///j A. 
 1.3. I fold, that I will judge his h. for ever 
 
 7 . 17 . hisreturn w'asto Ramah, for there washis h. 
 
 25. 1. Israel buried Samuel in his h. at Ramah 
 
 2 Aa/n. 6.19. the people departed every one to hish. 
 21. which chose me before thy father and hish. 
 
 7 . 1. it came to pass, when the' king sat in his h. 
 
 25. hast spoken concerning hish. 1 Chron. 17.23. 
 n. 9. but Uriah went not dow n to his h. 10, is' 
 
 27 . David fetched her to his h. became his wife 
 19. 11. why last to bring the king back to his h.'? 
 
 21. 1. itis tor Saul and ///.v bloody'A.because he slew 
 4. have no silv er m r gold of Saul, nor of his h. 
 
 1 Kings 2., 33.011 his li. there shal 1 be peace from Lord 
 7 . 1. Solomon was building, and finished all his h. 
 12. 24. return every' man to hish. tor thing is from 
 
 me, 22. 17 . 1 Chr. 16. 43. 2 Chr. 11 . 4. | 18. 16. 
 
 1.3. 19 . di/1 eat bread in his h. and drank water 
 16. 7- canie the sword against Baasha and his h. 
 
 20^ 4.3. king of j.srael went to his //. heavy', Gl. 4 . 
 
 2 Kings G. ,'12. Elislia sat in his //. and elders with hira 
 2(1. 1.3. nothing in hish. 1 lezekiah shewed not 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 2.3. because it went evil with his h. 
 
 10. 6. .Saul, his sons, and all hish. died together 
 
 1.3. 14. the ark remained in his h. three months 
 
 2 Chr. 2A. 16. had done good toward God and hish. 
 Ezra 6. 11. let his h. be made a dunghill for tins 
 K'eli. 3. 28. every one repaired over-against his 
 
 5.13. so God shake out every mam from his h. 
 
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 Nek. 7. 3. and every one to be over-against kis h. 
 
 Job 1.10. bast not thou made an hedse about nis a.. 
 
 7. 10. lie shall return no more to bis h. 
 
 8. 15. be shall lean on hish. it shall not stand 
 20.128. the increase of hh h. shall depart 
 £1. 21. for what pleasure hath he in hts h. atter nm. 
 
 £7 . Ib'. he buildeth his h. as a moth, as a booth 
 
 Fs'al. 49. 16. when the cdory of his h. is increased 
 105. 21. he made him ixird of his h. and ruler 
 112! 3. wealth and riches shall be in his h. 
 
 Prov. 6. 31. give the substance ot his h. Cant. 8. 7- 
 
 17. 13. evil shall not depart from his h. , ,. , 
 
 Jer. 23. .34. I will even punish that man and his h. 
 Mic. 2. 2. so they oppress a man and his h. 
 
 Hah 2. 9. coveivth an evil covetousness to hts h. 
 Zech. 5. 4. it shall remain in tiie midst ot /'«,/'• 
 
 Nat. 12. 29. then he will siioil his h. 'V. 
 
 24.17. to take any thing out of his h. Mark 1.5. lo. 
 
 43. not have sutt'ered his h. to be broken u[) 
 
 Ziihe 8. 41. besought that he would conie into //. 
 
 18. 14. this man went, c.own to his h. justined 
 John 4. 53. and himself believed and his whole h. 
 j^cts 10. 2. one that feared (iod, with all //t.s /i. 
 
 22. was warned to senrl for thee into his h. 
 
 11.13. shewed how he had seen an angel m hish. 
 
 16. 32. they spake to him and to all in hts h. 
 
 34. when the jailer brought tliem into his h. he re- 
 joiced, believinji' in Gocl ^’ith all IB. u. 
 
 KloL 4.15. salute tlie church which is in hts 1u 
 Jleh. 3. 2. Moses was faithful in all hts h. 5. 
 
 11.1. !Noah prepared an ark for the saving of hts , 1 . 
 ilOU.SE of Jacob. 
 
 Gen. 46. 27. all the souls of h. of Jacob were seventy 
 Pxod. 19. 3. thus shall thou say to the h. of Jacob 
 Psal. 114.1. h. ofj. from people ot strange language 
 Isa. 2. 5. O h. of Jacob, let us walk m light of Lord 
 
 6. thou hast forsaken thy people, tlie/i. of Jacob 
 
 8. 17. Lord that hideth his face from h. of .Jacob 
 '10. 20. such as are escaped of the h. of Jacob 
 ■ 14. 1. and they shall cleave to the h. of Jacob 
 
 29. 22. thus saith the Lord concerning h. of Jacob 
 46. 3. hearken unto me, O h. of Jacob and Israel 
 48. 1. hear ye this, O h. of Jacob, which are called 
 58. 1. spare not, shew the h. of Jacob sms 
 J^er, 2. 4. hear the word ot the Lord, O h, oj Jacob 
 t 5. 20. declare this in the h. of Jacoby publish it 
 'Pzek. 20. 5. I lifted up mv hand to the h. oj Jacob 
 Amos 3.13. hear ye, and testify in the h. of Jacob 
 
 9. 8. 1 will not utterly destroy the h. oJ Jacob 
 Gbad. 17. the h. of Jacob shall possess possessions 
 
 18./n e/shall be a fire , , , 
 
 JMic. 2. 7. O thou that art named the h. of Jacob 
 
 3. 9. hear this, 1 pray, ye heads of the h. oJ Jacob 
 Luke 1. 33. he shall reism over the h. of Jacob 
 HOUSE of Joseph. 
 
 Gen. 43.17. he brought the men into .Joseph's h. 
 Josh. 18.5. the h. of Joseph shall abide m their coast 
 Judff. 1. 22. the h. of Joseph went up against Bethel 
 
 23. the h. of Joseph sent to descry Bethel 
 
 35. yet the hand of the h. of .Joseph prevailed 
 2 Sam. 19. 20. am come first of all the h. oj Joseph 
 
 1 Kinas 11.28. ruler over the charge of h. of Joseph 
 Amos 5. 6. lest he break out like fire in h. of Joseph 
 Chad. 18. and the h. of Josdph shall be a flame 
 Zech. 10. 6. and I will save the h. oj Joseph 
 
 HOUSE 0/i.viv/ef. 
 
 Lev. 10. 6. let h. of Israel bewail the burning 
 17. 3. what man soever there be of the h. of Israel 
 that killeth an ox or lamb, 8. 10.1 22. 18. 
 Num. 20.29. all the h. of Israel mourned for Aaron 
 <1 Sam. 7. 2. the h. of Israel lamented after the Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 12. they mourned for the h. of Israel 
 8. 5. all the h. of Israel played before the Lord 
 
 15. David and the h. of Israel brought up the ark 
 1" 8. I gave thee the h. of Israel and .ludali 
 
 16. 3. to-day shall h.of Israel restore the kingdom 
 1 Kings 20. 31. kings of h. of Isr. are merciful kings 
 Psal. 98.3. remembered his truth toward h. oj Israel 
 115. 12. he will bless us, he will bless h. oj Israel 
 1.35. 19. bless ye the Lord, O h. of Isr. bless Lord 
 2sa. 5. 7. the vineyard of the Lord is the h. of Israel 
 14.2. the h. of Israel shall possess them m the land 
 46. .3. the remnant of the h. of Israel, hearken to me 
 63 7. the great goodness toward the h. oj Israel 
 Jer. 2. 4. hear, all the families of the h. of Israel 
 26. as a thief, so is the h. of Israel ashamed 
 3.18. the house of .ludah shall walk witli h. of Isr. 
 20. you dealt treacherously, O h. of Israel, 5.11. 
 
 9 ‘^6 all the /i. /■«’. are uncircumcised in heart 
 
 li. 10. the h. of Israel have broken my covenant 
 
 17. pronounced evil for evil, of tlie h. of Israel 
 
 I. 3. 11. caused to cleave to me the whole «. of Isr. 
 23. 8. the I.ord liveth, who led the //, oj Israel 
 
 31. 27. I will sow the h. of Xi?v/e/ with seed ot man 
 31. 1 will make new'covenant with h. of Israel, .33. 
 
 33.14. perform that 1 promised to the //. of Israel 
 48. 13. as tlie h. rf Israel was ashamed of Beth-el 
 Ezek. 3.1. eat this roll, and go, speak to//, of Israel, 
 11. 2.1 20. 27, 30.1 24.21. 1 .3.3. 10. | .36. 22. 
 
 4. go, get thee unto the //. of Israel, and speak 
 
 5. but thou art sent to the h. of Israel 
 
 7. the //. rf Isr. will not hearken to me, for all (he 
 
 h. of Israel are impudent and hard-hearted 
 17. I made thee a watchman to //. of Israel, .33.7. 
 
 4. .3. this shall be a sign to the //. of Israel 
 
 4. and lay the iniquity of (he//, oj Israel upon it 
 
 5. thou Shalt bear the iniquity of the //. of Israel 
 
 5. 4. a fire shall come forth into the //. of Israel 
 
 6. 11. the evil abominations of the //. of Israel, 8. 6. 
 
 8. 10. all the idols of (he //. of Israel are pourtrayed 
 11. seventy men of the ancients of//. 0/ Israelis.. 
 
 9.9. the iniquity of the //. of Israel is exceeding 
 
 great 
 
 II. 5. thus have ye said, O //. of Israel, for T know 
 15. and all the h.of Israel wholly are (hey 
 
 12. 9. hath not the It. of Israel said, 27- 1 18. 29. 
 
 24. nor any more divination witliin the //. of Israel 
 
 13. 5. nor made iip the hedge for the //. of Israel 
 
 9. written in the writing of the //. of Israel 
 
 14. 4. every one of //. of J. that setteth u|) idols,7. 
 11. that tlie //. of Israel may go no more astray 
 
 18.6. nor lift his eyes to the idols of h. Isr. 15. 
 
 Ezek. 18.25. hear, Oh.of Isr. is not my wav equal ? 
 
 30. therefore I will judge you, () //. of Israel 
 .31. for why will ye /lie, O h. of Israel? 33. 11. 
 
 20. 13. but the h. of Israel rebelled against me 
 
 39. as for you, O //. of Isr. go ye, serve ye every 
 
 one his idols, if ye will not hearken to me 
 
 40. there shall all the //. of /.vr/ze/serve me 
 44. according to your corrupt doings. Oh. of Isr. 
 
 22. 18. the //. of Israel is to me become dross 
 
 28. 24. no more a pricking briar to the h. of Israel 
 25. when I shall have gathered the h. of Israel 
 
 29. 6. have been a staff of a reed to the //. of Israel 
 
 16. shall be no more the confidence of //. oj Israel 
 21. 1 will cause the horn of the h. of Israel to bud 
 
 34. .30. that they, even the h. of Isr. are my people 
 .36. 10. and I will multiply all the h. of Israel 
 
 17. when the h. of Israel dwelt in their own land 
 
 21. mv holy name which the h. of Israel profaned 
 
 22. I do not this for your sakes, O h. of Israel 
 .32. be ashamed for your ways, O h. of Israel 
 ,37. 1 will for this be inquired of by the //. of jsr. 
 
 .37.11. these bones are the whole //. of Israel _ 
 
 16. write on it. for the //. of Israel his companions 
 
 39. 12. seven months shall //. of Israel be buiwin'': 
 22. the //. of Israel shall know that I am the Lord 
 2.3. that the //. of Israel went into captivity 
 25.1 will have mercy on the whole //. of Israel 
 29. I have poured out my Spirit on the h. oj Isr. 
 
 40. 4. declare all that thou seestto the //. of Israel 
 4.3.10. son of man, shew the house to //. of Israel 
 44. 6. say to the rebellions, even to the //. of Israel 
 
 12. and caused the //. of Isr. to fall into iniquity 
 22. shall take maidens of the seed of the h. of Isr. 
 45.6. possession shall be for the whole //. of Israel 
 8. the rest of the land shall they give to //. of Isr. 
 17. to make reconciliation for the //. /'/ Israel 
 IIos. 1. 4. cause to cease the kingdom ot //. of Isr. 
 
 6. I will no more have mercy on the //. of Israel 
 
 5. 1. and hearken, ye //. of Israel, and give ear 
 
 6. 10. have seen an horrible thing in //. of Israel _ 
 
 11. 12. //. of Isr. compasseth me about with deceit 
 Amos 5. .3. the city shall leave ten to the h of Isr. 
 
 4. saith the Lord to the //. of Israel, seek ye me 
 25. have ye offered sacrifices 40 years, O //. of Is. ? 
 
 6. 1. chief of nations, to whom the //. of Isr. came 
 14. 1 will raise against you a nation, O h. of Isr. 
 
 7. 10. hath conspired against thee in the h. of Isr. 
 o 9. I will sift the h. of Israel among all nations 
 
 Mic. 1. 5. for the sins of the //. of Israel is all this 
 3. 1. hear, ye princes of the //. of Israel, 9. 
 
 Zech. 8. 13. that as ye were a curse, O //. of Isr. 
 Mat. 10.6. go to lost sheep of the h. of Israel, 15. 24 
 Acts 2. 36. let all the //. of Israel know assuredly 
 7. 42. O h. of Israel, have ye offered to me beasts ? 
 Heb. 8. 8. make a new covenant with //. of Isr. 10 
 HOUSE oj''Judah. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 4. the men of .ludah came and anointed 
 David king over A. of Judah, 1, 11. 1 Chr. 28.4. 
 
 12. 8. 1 gave thee the //. of Judah and of Israel 
 
 1 Kings 12. 21. he assembled all the //. of Judah 
 23. speak to all the //. of Judah and Benjamin 
 
 2 Kings 19. .30. tiie remnant that is escaped of the //. 
 of Judah shall take root, and bear fruit, Isa. .37.31. 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 11. Zebadiah the ruler of the //. of Judah 
 ~Neh. 4. 16. the rulers were behind the //. of .ludah 
 Isa. 22. 21. he shall be a father to the h. of Judah 
 Jer .3. 18. //. of Judah sliall walk with house of Isr. 
 
 5. 'll. the //. of Judah hath dealt treacherously 
 li 10 tlie //. of Judah hath broken my covenant 
 
 17. for evil of the //. of Judah that they have done 
 
 12. 14. I will pluck h. of Judah from among them 
 
 13. 11. I caused to cleave tome the h. of Judah 
 31. 27. I will sow the //. of Judah with seed of man 
 
 3i. 1 will make anew covenant with h. of .ludah 
 33.14. perform that good I promised to //. of Judah 
 .36. .3. it may be //. of Judah will hear all the evil 
 i'.zek. 4.6. bear the iniquity of//, of Judah forty days 
 
 8. 17. is it a light thing to the //. of Judah? 
 
 9. 9. the iniquity of the h. of Judah is great 
 
 25. .3. Ammonites said, aha, against the h.of Jtid. 
 8. the //, of .Judah is like to ail the heathen 
 12. E/lom hath dealt against the//. of Judah 
 IIos. 1.7. but 1 will have mercy upon the //. of .Tud. 
 5. 12. 1 will be to the h. of Judah as rottenness 
 id.'i will be as a young lion to the //. of Judah 
 Zep'h. 2.7. coast shall be for remnant of //. of Judah 
 Zech 8. 13. as ye were a curse, O h. of Judah 
 15 I have thought to do well to the //. of Judah 
 19 the fast shall be to //. of Judah joy and gladness 
 
 10. 3. for the Lord hath visited the //. of Judah 
 6. and I will strengthen the //. of Judah 
 
 12" 4. I will open mine eyes unto the//, of Judah 
 Ileb 8 8.1 will make new covenant with//./>/J?/(/a// 
 HOUSE. , , 
 
 o Sam. 11.2. David walked on roof of the king s h. 
 ~ 8 and Uriah departed out of the king's h. 
 
 15 .35. what thou slialt hear out of the king's h. 
 
 1 Kinos9. 1. when Solomon had finishe/l the king's h. 
 14 26. he took away the treasure of the king’s h. 
 
 15. 18. 2 Kinas 16. 8. 2 Chr. 12. 9. I 25. 24. 
 
 16 18. Zimri burnt the king's h. over him with fire 
 
 2 Kings 7. 11. they told it to the king's //.^within 
 '05 9 he burnt the king's h. Jer. 39. 8. | 52. 13. 
 flChr.fl^. 5. H third part shall beat iho.kitig'oh. 
 ~o6 21. .lotliam his son was over the king’s h. 
 
 28* 21. took away a portion out of the //. ot the king 
 I'-'rad. 4. let expences be given out of the king's h. 
 i'sth 2. 9. gave her seven maidens out ot king's h. 
 4 13'think not thou shalt escape in the king's h. 
 g. 4. for Mordecai was great in the king's h. 
 iios. 5. 1. and give ye ear, O h. ot the k. 
 
 HOUSE of Let t. , 
 
 F.xod. 2.1. and there went a man of the //. of I.eri 
 Num'. 17.8. rod of Aaron for //. of Levi was budded 
 Csal. 1.3.5. 20. bless the Lord, () //. of Levi 
 
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 Exod. 12. 46. in one k. shall the passover be eaten 
 Lev. 14. .34. 1 put the plague of leprosy tn a h .35. 
 4.3 if plague come again and break out tn the h, 
 44. behold, if the plague be spread w the h. 
 
 47. he that lieth, that eateth in the h. shall wash 
 
 48. behold, the plague hath not snrea/ in the h. 
 Josh. 2. 19. whoso with thee in the h. his blood on us 
 
 6. 17. Rahab live, all that are with her /w the h. 
 Judej. 17. 4. and they were in the h. of Micah, 12. 
 Iluthl. 9. may find rest, each inh. ot her husband 
 2. 7. until now, that she tarried a litth- tn the h. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 24. the woinan ha/1 a fat calf m the h. 
 
 31. 9. sent to imblish it in the h. of their idols 
 10. they put his armour in the //.of Ashtaroth 
 
 1 Kings 3. I7. 1 and this woman dwell tn one h. 
 and I was delivered of a child with her in theh. 
 
 6. 7. there was not any tool of iron heard in the h. 
 
 14. 13. is found some good in the h. of .leroboam 
 16. 9. drinking himselr drunk in the h. of Arza 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. tell me what hast thou in the h. ? thine 
 
 handmai/1 hath not any thing in the //. 
 .35. he returned, and walked in the It. to and fro 
 
 5. 18. leaneth on my han/1, bow in h. of Rimrnon 
 24. he took them, and bestowed them in the h. 
 
 19. 37. worshipping in h. of Risroch, Isa.?>1. 38. 
 21. 7. Manassch set a graven image in the h. 
 
 2 Chr. 36. I7. stew young men in the h. of sanctua. 
 Ezra 1.7. and had put them in the h. ot his gods 
 
 6. 1. search was made in the h. ot the rolls where 
 Esth. 7. 8. will he force the queen also in the h. ? 
 
 9. behold, the gallows standeth in h. of Haman 
 Psal. 68. t 6. God setteth the solitary m a h. 
 
 119. 54. been my songs in the h. ot my pilgrimage 
 Prov. 3. 33. curse of I^rd is in the h. of the wicked 
 5. 10. thy labours he tn theh. of a stranger 
 
 7. 11. she is loud, her feet abide not in her h. 
 
 15. 6. in the h. of the righteous is much treasure 
 Eccl. 7. 4. the heart of the wise is in h. of mourn- 
 
 Zccli 12. 13. the family of the //. of Levi apart 
 7// ///g HOUSE. 
 
 Gen. 27.15. she took raiment of Esau that were ui h 
 34. 29. thev spoiled even all that was in the h. 
 
 39! 5. the blessing of the Lord was on all in the h. 
 8. my master wotteth not what is syith me in the h. 
 45.16. the fame thereof was heard in Pharaoh’s h. 
 
 ■i. IIIC liCrtI L Vn tllC, »> 
 
 mg ; but the heart of fools is in the h. ot mirth 
 Isa. 44.13. maketh idol that it may remain tn the h 
 Jer. 7. 30. set their abominations in the h. .32. .34. 
 
 .34. 15. ye made a covenant before me in the h. 
 
 37.15. put him in the h. of .Tonathan the scribe 
 Amos 6. 9. if there remain ten men in one /n 
 Mic. 1. 10. in the h. of Aphrah roll thyself in dust 
 
 6. 10. treasures of wickedness in the h. of vyicked 
 Zech. 13. 6. 1 was woundetl in the h. of my frien/ls 
 Mat. 5. 15. giveth light unto all that are in the h. 
 Mark 2. 1. and it was noised that he was tn the h. 
 
 9. 33. being in the h. he asked (hem what was it 
 
 10. 10. in the h. his /lisciples aske/i of the matter 
 14. 3. being in Bethany, in the h. of Simon the leper 
 
 Luke'6. 27. nor abode in any //. but in the tombs 
 John 8. 35. the servant abi/ieth not in the h. 
 
 11. 20. Martha met him, Mary sat still in theh. 
 
 Acts 9 . 11. inquire in the h. of .ludas for one Saul 
 
 10. 32. Peter is lodged in the h.of Simon a tanner 
 HOUSE, joined with Lor//. 
 
 Exod. 23. 19. the first-fruits thou shalt bring into 
 the h. of (he Lord, 34. 26. Neh. 10. 35. 
 Dent. 23. 18. not bring price ot a dog into //. of Ld. 
 Josh. 6. 24. put into the treasury of h. ot the Lord 
 Judg. 19. 18. I am now going to the //. of the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 7. when she went up to the h. ol the Lor/z 
 
 24. Hannah brought him unto the//, of the Lord, 
 
 2 Kings 12.''4, 9,13. I 22. 4. 2 C//ro7t. .34. 14. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 20. then David came into //. of the Ld. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 1. made an end of building the //. of L. 
 
 6. 37. was the foundation of the //. of the Lord 
 
 laid, 2 Chron. 8. I6. Ezra 3. 11. Zech. 8. 9. 
 
 7. 40. the work he made for the //. of the Lord, 
 
 45. 51. 2 Chron. 4. 16..1 5. 1. | 24. 14. 
 
 8. 10. that the cloud filled the //. of the Lord, 11. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 13.17- 2. Ezek. 44. 4. 
 63. so Israel dedicated the //. ot the Lord 
 
 10. 5. he went up unto the //. ot Loid, 2 Chr. 9. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 3. he was bid in. the h. of Lord Six years 
 4. he took an oath of them in the //. ot the Lord 
 
 15. let her not be slain in //. of L. 2 Chr. 2.3.14. 
 
 18. appointed officers over of L. 2 C//r. 2.3. 18. 
 
 19. they brought from the //. of the Lord, 23. 6. 
 
 12. 10. foun/1 in h. of the L. 14.14. | 16. 8.1 18.15. 
 
 11. had the oversight of the //. of the Lord 
 
 16. trespass-money was not brought into//. of L. 
 
 16. 18. the king’s entry, turned he from //. of Ld. 
 
 2 Kings og. 5. thir/1 day shalt go np unto h. of Ixtrd 
 8. what sign I.ord m ill heal me, and that I shall 
 go up to the //. of the L. Isa. .38. 22. 
 
 2.3. 2. read words of the covenant which were 
 found in the //. of the Lord, 24. 2 Chron. 34. 
 
 7. houses of Sodomites that were by //. of the L. 
 
 11. the horses at entering in of the h. of the L. 
 
 25. 9. and he burnt the //. of the J.ord, .Jer. 52. 1.3. 
 
 1 Chr. 6. 31. service of song in the h. of the Lord 
 
 22. 1. then David sai/1, this is the_//. of the L. 
 
 11. now, my son, build the h. of {fie Lord thy G. 
 14. liave jirepared for the //. of the Lord 
 
 23. 4. to set forwar/l the work of the //. of the L. 
 
 26. 12. porters, to minister in the //. of the L. 
 
 o Chron. 8. 16. so the //. of the I.ord yvas perfecfe/l 
 '26. 21. for he was cut off from h.of L. .Joel 1. 9. 
 29. 5. ye Levites, sanctify the //. of the L. 
 in. they came to cleanse the //. of the Lord 
 
 3.3. 15. ftlanasseh took the idol out of h.of Lord 
 ,34. 15. 1 found the book ot the law m h. ot lAira 
 
 36. 14. the priests pollute/1 the //. of the lAtrd 
 Ezra 7. 27. to beautify h. of the Lord in .lerusalem 
 Pscil. 23. 6. I will dwell in the //. of the IxtrdAor ever 
 
 27. 4. that 1 may dwell ill the//.of 7./»///all mv life 
 90 13. those that be plaiite/1 in the //. of the I And 
 116.19. I will pay my vows in courts of Lord s h. 
 118 '’6 we have blesse/1 .vou outot the h. of Ixird 
 \od i when thev sai/l, let us go into //. of the / . 
 
 or’because of the //. of Lord 1 \yill seek thy good 
 134. 1. ye that stan/l in the//, ot the Lord, 1.3.5. C. 
 Isa 2. 2. mountain of the Ixtrifs //. be estahlishe/1 
 in the fop of the mountains, Mic. 4. 1. 
 .37. 14. Hezekiah went up unto the //. of the Lord 
 jer. 17. 26. sacrifices of praise to the //. ot the 7a)rJ 
 20.1. Pashur was governor in the h. of the lAird 
 2! tiie high gate, which was by //.of the [.ord 
 
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 Jer. C6. 2. which come to worship in tlie ford's k. 
 7. speakiii" these words in ttie h. of the Li/d 
 £». r. 1 laiiHiiiah spake to me in the h. of the Lord 
 
 5. the people that stood in tlie h. of tlie Lord 
 2y. 26. 3'e should he officers in the h. of die Lord 
 
 ‘ 3.’). 2. bring the Kecliabites into the h. of the Lord 
 36.5. 1 am shut up, 1 cannot go into h. of Lord 
 
 6. read in the Lord's h. ujion the fa-sting-dav 
 38.14. tlie third entry that is in the h. of the Lord 
 41. 5. to bring them to the h. of the Lord 
 
 51. 51. are come into the sanctuaries of Lord’s h. 
 Xaw.2.7. lliey havemadeanoise intlie/i^ofthe Lord 
 iy<7£r. 1. 2.the time that the //. should be built 
 
 Hee Court, Door, Gatj;, 1 kr.'vsurl.s, Vjis- 
 StiLS. 
 
 Mine, or my HOUSE. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. the steward of my h. is this Eliezer 
 3. and lo, one born in my h. is mine heir 
 .34. .30. and I shall be destroyed, 1 ancl my h. 
 
 41.40. tliou shalt be over my h. and according to 
 12.7. 51OSes not so, who is faith, in all wore h. 
 J)eut. 26. 1.3. the hallowed things out of mine h. 
 Josh. 24.15. as for me and my h. we will serve I.ord 
 Judy. 11. .31. cometh forth of the doors of my h. 
 19.23. seeing this man c ome into m. h. do not thus 
 
 1 •'Sain. 20. 15. not rut off thy kindness from my h. 
 21. 15. sliall this fellow' come into my h. f 
 
 2 iiam. 7.18. who am I, and w liat is my h. that thou 
 
 hast brought me hitherto f 1 Lhron. 17. 16. 
 11.11. shall 1 then go into ,7/zwc/r. to eat and drink 
 
 HOU 
 
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 VI « V V.4V »* 4 lies/ /«.!.»/ Crtt dliU V U 111 
 
 2.3. 5. tho’ my h. be not so with God, yet he liatb 
 
 1 Kings 21. 2. give it me, because it is near to my h. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 15. all things that are in mine h. have 
 
 they seen, nothing have 1 not shewn them, 
 Isa. .39. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 17.14. I w'ill settle him in mine h. for ever 
 Job 17.1,3. if ( wait, the grave is 1 have made 
 
 Psal. 101.2.1 will walk in myh. with a perfect heart 
 1.32. .3. I will not come into the tabernacle oimy h. 
 Prov. 7. 6. at the window of my h. 1 looked through 
 Isa. 3.7. in myh. is neither bread nor clothing 
 56. 5. unto them will I give in mine h. a name 
 
 7. 1 will make them joyful in my h. of prayer, 
 mine h. shall be called an h. of prayer for all 
 people. Mat. 21.13. Markn. 17. Luke 19. 46. 
 Jer. 11.15. what hath my beloved to do in mine h. ? 
 
 12. 7-1 have forsaken mine h. 1 left mine heritage 
 2.3. 11. m myh. have 1 found their wickedness 
 Lzek. 8.1. as 1 sat in mine h. and elders before me 
 23. 39.. thus have they done in midst oi mine h. 
 
 7- in my sanctuary to pollute it, even my h. 
 Dan. 4. 4. i N ebiu hadnezzar was at r est in mine h. 
 Dos. 9 . 15. I will drive them out of mine h. 
 
 Dag. 1 . 9 . why t because of mine h. that is waste 
 Kech. .3.7..then thou shalt also judge my h. and keep 
 9.8. 1 will encamp about mine h. for the army 
 Mai. .3. 10. that there may be meat in mine h. 
 
 Mat. 12.44. 1 will return into myh. Luke 11. 24. 
 Luke 9. 61. let me bid them farewell at my h. 
 
 14. 23. compel them, (hat my h. may be filled 
 Jicts 10. 30. at the ninth hour I prayed in my h. 
 
 16.15. saying, come into my h. and abide thei e 
 Lun HOUSE. 
 
 Gen. 14.14. armed Iris servants born in liis mn h. 
 30. 30. when shalt 1 provide formine ovinh. also 
 Deut.Q.i. 2. thou shalt bring it unto thine own h. 
 Josh. 20. 6. shall return and come unto his own h. 
 .Judy. 8. 29. .lerubbaal went and dv/elt in his own h. 
 
 2 tSam. 4. 11. slain a righteous person in his own h. 
 
 12.11. raise evil against thee out of thy own h. 
 
 14. 24. let him turn to his own h. and not see my 
 
 so Absalom returned to ids own h. 
 19.30. the king is come again in peace to his own h. 
 
 1 Kings 2. ,J4. Joab buried in liLs own h, in wihlern 
 3. 1. he had made an end of building his own h. 
 
 1.1. Solomon was building his own h. 13 years 
 9. 15. Solomon raised a levy to build his own h. 
 
 12. 16. see to thine errw h. David, 2 Chron. 10. 16. 
 
 14.12. arise therefore, get thee into thine ownh. 
 
 ... Kings 21. 18. Wanasseli slejit with Ids fathers, 
 
 was buried in the garden of Ids own h 
 2 Chron. 33. 20. 
 
 23. slew the king in his owji h. 2 Chron 33 04 
 o 1’• ‘o make in life own h. 
 
 8.1. at the end of twenty years, wherein Solomon 
 
 r 1 *■ house of the Lord and his etizi/i 
 
 DUh. 1. .w2.every man should bear rule in h\sownh 
 
 troubleth his omi h. shall 
 Ij. 27. that IS greedy of gain troubleth his own h 
 glory, every one m his ownh. 
 ir' V ^ ^ enemies are the men of his own h. 
 
 Dag.i 9j and ye run ever\' man unto his own h. 
 Jlirtr. 13. 07. .lesus said to them, a jirophet is not 
 without honour, s-ave in his own h. Mark 6. 4 
 Luke 1. 23. he departed to his own h. 5. 25. 
 
 56. and 51 ary returned to her own h. 
 
 5. 29. I.evi made him a great feast in his oun h. 
 
 8. .39. return to thy 0 . h. and shew how greatthin'is 
 J^hnl. 53. and every man went unto his ownh 
 JJets 28. .30. Paul dsvelt two years in his own h. 
 
 1 bishop, one that nileth well Wiso-wnh 
 
 0 . for if a man know not how to rule his own h 
 
 5. 8. and esiiecially for those of his own h. 
 
 Deb. 3. 6. but Christ as a Son over Ids own h 
 ^ , 7’/,M- HOU.se. 
 
 Gen. .39. 9. there is none greater in this h. than T. 
 
 40. 14. think on me, and bring me out of this h. 
 lAing.st). 12. concerning f/iA//. thou art building 
 
 8. 27. how much less this h. that 1 have budded 
 29. eyes be opened tow ard this h. 2 Chron. 6. 20. 
 
 •31 • before thine altar in this h. 2 Chron. 6. 22. 
 
 33. shall confess thy name, pray ajid make sup¬ 
 plication to thee in this h. 42. 2 Chr. 6. 24, 32 
 
 38. and spread forth his hands towards this h. 
 
 9. .). 1 have hallowed this h. 2 Chron 7. 16 H) 
 
 8. at this h. every one shall hiss, 2 Chron. 7.'2i. 
 
 K ings 2\.T.t. h. which I have chosen, 2 Chr. 33. 7. 
 Chron. *.0. 9. if when evil cometh upon us westantl 
 
 TT-, O in ® name is in thish. 
 
 «founrlation of this h. was laid before 
 o. 12. iNebuchadnezzar who destroved this h. 
 
 . o. 10. f/m'A. was linislied on third day of Adar 
 
 242 
 
 Jer. 7. 10. and come and staml before me in this h. 
 n. is this h. tiecome a den of robbers in your eyes 
 
 14. therefore will 1 do to this h. as to Mdloh 
 22. 4. then shall there enter in by the vales of t. h 
 
 5. that this h. shall become adesolation 
 26. 6. then will 1 make this h. like .Shiloh 
 9. saying, this h. shall be like Shiloh 
 
 12. the Ijird .sent me to [irophesy against this h. 
 Hog. 1.4. to dwell in houses, undthis h. lie wasle= 
 
 2. 3. who is left that saw this h. in her first glory 
 7. I will till this h. with glory, saith the Lord 
 
 9. tlie glory of this latter h. greater tlian former 
 /.erh. 4. 9. Xerubb. lai I the foundation of this h. 
 Luke 10.5. ye enter, first say, peace be to this h. 
 
 19. 9. Jesus said, this day is salv. come to this h. 
 Thine, or thy 11G t.'.Sl’. 
 
 Gen. 7. 1. come thou and all thy h. into the ark 
 .31. 41. thu.s have I been twenty years in thy h. 
 T^od. 8. .3. frogs shall go up and come into thme h 
 Num. 18. 11. every one that is clean in thy h. 13. 
 Deut. 6. 7. talk wdieii thou sitfest in thine h. 11. 19. 
 ^9. shalt w’l ite them on the posts of thy h. 11. 20. 
 
 7. 26. nor shalt bring an abomination into thine h. 
 
 15. 16. because he loveth thee and thine h. 
 
 21. 12. then thou shalt bring her borne to thine h. 
 
 13. shall remain in thine h. and bewail her father 
 
 22. 8. that thou bring not blood upon thine h. 
 
 2 . 1 . 11. shalt not have in thine h. (liversmeasures 
 26. II. good thing God given to thee and thine h. 
 
 Josh. 2. 3. bring men w'hich are entered into thine h. 
 
 19. whosoever shall go out of the doors of thy h. 
 Judy. 12. 1. w e W’ill burn thine h. on thee with fire 
 
 19. 22 bring forth the man that came into thine h. 
 Kuth 4.11 make woman that is come info thine h. 
 
 12. and let thy h. be like the house of Pharez 
 
 1 •'^am. 2. .30. that thy h. shouhi walk before me 
 .31. there shall not be an old man in thine h. 
 
 .33. the incr. ot thine h. shall die in flower of a"'e 
 30. every one in thine h. shall crouch to him ’ 
 
 22. 14. as David, who is honourable in thine h. 
 
 25. 6. peace be to thine h. and to all thou hast 
 .3o. David sai(l to her. g-o up in (leace to thine h. 
 
 2 Kant. 7 . 16. thine h. sliail be established for ever 
 11 . 8 . go down to thy h. and wash thy feet 
 
 10. why then didst not thou godow'n to thine h t 
 12. 10. the sword shall never de()art from thine h 
 
 14. 8. the king said, go to thine h. 1 Kings 1. 53.’ 
 
 1 Kings 13. 8. it thou wilt give me half thine h 
 
 18. bring him back with thee into thine h. 
 
 16. 3.make thy h. like the h. of.lcroboatn ^1 eio 
 
 20. 6. my servants, they shall search thine'h. 
 
 Kings 29. 1. set thine h. in order, Isa. 38. 1. 
 
 15. wha.t have they seen in thine h. ? Isa. .3*9. 4. 
 
 17. all in thine h. shall be carried, ].sa. .39 6 
 
 C- ,* P i'l moltit. of thy Inercy 
 
 26. 8. 1 have loved the habitation ot thy h. 
 
 .36. 8. they shall be satisfied with fatness of thy h. 
 5o. 9. 1 will take no bullock out of thy h. 
 
 65. 4. \t>e shall be satisfied with goodness of thy h 
 
 66. 13. I will go miothy h. with burnt offerings ’ 
 69. 9. zeal of thine h. hath eaten me up, John2.Yl 
 93.5. holiness becometh thine h. () Lord, for ever’ 
 128. 3. wife shall be as a fruitful vine by sides of 
 
 T t-c .. t. ■ . thine h. 
 
 Isa. 08. i. bring the poor that are cast out to thy h. 
 .ler. m. 17. go forth, thou shalt live, and thine h 
 Lzek. 3.24. Spirit said, shut thvself within thine h 
 44 .30. may cause the blessing to rest in thine h 
 { '• liast consulted shame to thy h 
 
 Mat. 9. 6. arise, go to t. h. Mark 2. 11. Luke 5 
 
 26. 18. 1 will keep the passover at thy h. 
 
 Luke 7. 44. 1 entered t. h. thou gavest me no w'ater 
 19. .0. come down, for to-day I rmist abide -edtliv h. 
 y/cr.f 11.14.thouand all My/i. shall be saved, 16. 31. 
 i hilem. 2. to the church in thy h. grace to you 
 Kee 'I OP.s. 
 
 ^ HGUSES. 
 
 Gen. 42.19. go, carry corn for the famine of vour/i 
 Lxod. 1. 21. inidwives feared God, he made them h. 
 
 0. 14. these be the heads ot their fathers’ h. 
 
 8. 9. to destroy the frogs from thee and tjiv h 11 
 1.3. and the frogs died out of the/i. and the fiehis 
 
 21. 1 will .send swarms of dies into thy h. 24. 
 
 9. 20. he made his servants and cattle flee into the// 
 
 10. 6. the locusts shall fill thv h. and the //. of all’ 
 thy servants, and (he //. of all the ligyptians 
 
 12 . 7 . strike it on the uiiper door-posts of the h. 
 
 1.3. blood be foratoken upon the h. whereyou’are 
 
 15. ye shall put away leaven out of your h. 
 
 19. there shall be no leaven found in your h. 
 
 23. iKit suffer the destroyer to come in to your h. 
 
 27. who passed over and delivered our//, in E.gvpt 
 Lev. 2.5.31. the //. of yil lages b(i counted as tlie fields 
 
 32. the //. of the cities of their possession, 33 
 Kim. 4. 22. sum of Gershon thro’ //. their fathers, 40 
 16. 32. the earth swallowed them up and their// 
 
 } < ■ 6. tor each prince, according to their fathers’ ’//. 
 .L. 18. we W'ill not return unto our //. till Israel 
 ® of ‘■’ood things 
 
 V;, f-- when hast built goodly //. and dwelt therein 
 19. 1. dwellest in their cities and //. Neh. 9. 25. 
 
 Jo.sh. 9 . 12 . we took hot provision out of our h. 
 
 Judy. 18. 14. do ye know that there is in (he.se // z 
 
 22. the men that were in the //. near to Micah’s’ 
 ‘UQsA^. .32. he cried against the //. of higli places 
 
 -(6 6. they shall search the h. of thy servants 
 ~ ^ f,' put them in the //. of the high places 
 
 A, X"oJi sacrificed in the //. of the high [ilaces 
 'i ® brake down the h. of the Sodomites 
 19. the //. ot (he high places .losiah took away 
 -o. 9. he hurnt all the //. of Jerusalem, Jer. 52.13. 
 
 ,10 ^'1 make //. in the city of Davi/i 
 
 .8. 11. David gave to Solom. the pattern of the //. 
 
 29. 4. to overlay the walls of the //. withal 
 IL to buy timber to floor the //. 
 
 •■>0. 4. and prepare yourselves by //. of your fathers 
 Ke/i. 4. 14. hght for your wives and your //. 
 
 5..3. some said, we have mortgaged our lands and h. 
 ^11. restore to them their vineyards and //. 
 
 /. 4. but the ije(t[)leare few, and //. not biiilded 
 10. .34. we cast lots after the //. of our fathers 
 Job 1. 4. his sons went and feasted in their h. 
 
 Job^. la. with princes, who filled their h. with silver 
 *'» f.l'em that dwell in //.cf clay 
 
 15. *8. he dwelleth in //, which no man iiihabiteth 
 
 o/V the rod ot G. 
 
 nV their//, with good things 
 
 -4. 16. in the dark they dig through h. w hich they 
 their A. shall continue for ever 
 83. 12. let us take the //. of God in possession 
 fill onrh. with spoil 
 
 tW. 26. yet make they their h. in the rocks 
 
 'tuilded me//. I planted me sineyards 
 3, 14. the spoil ot the poor is in your h, 
 o. 9. of a truth,inanv //.shall be desolate, 6 11 
 f “T ^ offence to both the h. oi l.>rael 
 
 13. in their h bt/siioiled, their wives ravished 
 21 their //shall be tull of doleful creatures 
 22. the wild beasts shall c ry in their desolate h 
 
 15. .3. on the tO|/s ot their //. every one shall howl 
 22. 10. 4 e have numbered the //. of lernsale/u, and 
 
 the // have ye broken down to fortify the wall 
 3^. 13. yea, upon all the/o of joy in tlie jt/vousfifv 
 05. 2U they shall build h. and Inhabit thein-^ 
 Jer. 5. (. and assembled by troops in the harlot’s k 
 27. ascage islullof birds, are their//, full of dec ’ 
 ^ he turned unto others 
 
 18. 22. let a cry lie heard from their h. 
 
 19. 13. the //. of Jerusalem and the //. of the kin-t¬ 
 on defiled as the place of 1 ophet 
 
 29. o._build ye //. and (Jwell in them, 28. ^ 
 
 ^o.'. ‘“1“^ fields shall be possessed in this lanti 
 
 -9. //. on w hose roots they offered incense to Baal 
 .3.Z 4. concerning // ophis city, and h. of kings 
 o9. 8 they burn the A. of the people with fire 
 43.12_. 1 will kindle a fire in //. ot gods of Kgy ot 13 
 
 1. ^Tk *■ mare <>rphans 
 
 Lzek ,. 24. fne heathen shall possess their h 
 
 U’ 'll “s huild //. 
 
 16. 41. ihey shall burn thine //. with fire 23 47 
 
 If' pleasant 1 
 
 qq' fn’ ^ build h. and plant vineyards 
 
 3.1. .JO. talking against thee in the dcxirsofthe h 
 11 portion shall be a place for their ii 
 
 79/zw 2. and jmur //. shall be made a dunghill 
 3. 29. and their h. shad be maoe a dunghill 
 
 o* ‘ P'^ee them in their A. saith T/ird 
 Joel2.9. they shall climb up upon the h. shall enter 
 ■dmo.s; 3. lo. will smite wintei and summer-house h 
 of ivory shall perish, great //. shall have an end* 
 Mic. 1. 14. the //. ot.Achzib shall be a lie to kin-s 
 
 2. 2. and they covet //. and take them away ° 
 
 9. the womenyecast out from their pleasant//. 
 
 their master’s//, with violence 
 13. their//, shall become a desolation, they shall 
 bi-il(l h, but not inhabit thpin, plant vinevarri«i 
 2. 7. m the //. of Ashkelon shall they lie (town ^ 
 Hag. 1. 4. i.s time tor you to dwell in yo. ceiled A * 
 Zech.\4.2. h. shall be rifled, and the w orn, rac isheil 
 Mat. 11 . 8. they that wear soft cloth.are in kdngs’ /^ 
 
 19. 29. p ery one that hath forsaken //. or w ife 
 
 a'/ -f^"r/. 12. 40. Luke2o. 47 
 
 r / ?;- >t SfUff.fhem away fasting to their ownA 
 Luke 16. 4. that they may receive me into their K 
 Hets 4. .34. as many as w ere possessor of h. sold 
 1 Cor. 11 22. liave ye not h. to eat and drink in' 
 
 1 lim. 3. 12. deacons ruling their ow n h. well 
 
 6. of till port are they which creep intoA 
 lit.1 11 . whosubvert whole //. feaching tliiu-s 
 HOUSEHOLD, or HOUSEIIOi!!)'" ^ 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. he will command his //. after him 
 
 Ao' Id PKf strange gods 
 
 42. .3.3. take food for the famine ot your h. be-ona 
 45. 11. lest thou and thy //. come to poverty 
 18. take your father and your //. and come to n>e 
 4,. 12. Joseph nourished his father's //. w ith bread 
 24. tour i^arts shall be for food for your //. 
 
 and Ids//. came with’Jacob 
 12. 4. if the //. be too little for the lamb 
 Lev. 16.17. till he have made an atonem. for his h 
 
 ill every place,and your/L 
 Deut 6. 22. the Lord shewed wonders upon afl his h. 
 11. 6. the earth swallowed (hem and their //. 
 
 14. 26. thou shalt rejoice, thou and thy h. 
 
 15. 20. thou shall eat it before L. thou and thy h. 
 Josh. 2. 18. bring all thy father's //. home to thee 
 
 6. 25. saved Hahab. her father's //. and all she had 
 
 7. 14. and the family shall come by h. 
 
 18. and lie brought his //. man by man 
 
 Judy. 6. 27. so it was, bee. he feared his father’s // 
 18.25. thou lose thy life, with the lives of thy /,.* 
 
 1 60111 . 25 . 17. evil IS determined against his // 
 
 27. 3. every man with his//. 2 Sam. 2. 3. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 11. the J/ rd blessed him and all his h. 
 
 20. then David returned to bless his //. 
 
 15. 16. and the king went forth and all his //. 
 
 16. 2. the asses he for the king’s //. to ride on' 
 
 17. 23. put his //. in order and hanged himself 
 19. 18. a ferry-boat to carry over the king's//. 
 
 •41. why have Judah brought the king and his//. 
 
 1 Kings -4. 6. and .Abishai was over the h 
 
 7. V hich provided victuals for the king and his h. 
 
 5. 9. shall do my desire, in giving lood for my //. 
 
 11. .Solomon gave Hiram wheat for food to his h. 
 
 11. 20. and Geiuibath was in Pharaoh's //. 
 
 2 Kings!. 9. that we may go and tell the king’s //. 
 
 8. 1. go and thine//, to sojourn where thou canst 
 
 18. 18. there came out to them Lliakim son of Hil 
 kiahiwho was over the h. I9. 2. l.m. .36. 22 1.37 2 
 
 1 CJir. 24. 6. one principal //. tieiiig taken for E.leazI 
 Job 1. 3. three thousand cameks aiid a gr/^at h 
 Prov. 27. 27. have goats’ milk for food ofthy h. 
 
 31. la. she riseth and giveth meat to her //. 
 
 Cl. she is not atraid of (he snow for her //, foi 
 all her//, are clothed with scarlet 
 27. she looKeth well to the w'avs of her//. 
 
 Mat. 10. 25. nmcli more shall they call them of his A . 
 
 .3t). a mans toes shall be they of his own //. 
 
 24. 4.1. hath made ruler over his //. I.uke 12. 42. 
 
 Jets It). 1,5. when she was baptized and her //. 
 liom.lO. 10. Salute them which are of Arisiobulus' k 
 11. greet them that be of the //. of N arci.ssus 
 1 , 1. 16, I baptized also the //. of btophanas 
 
 Oai, 6. 10. to them who are of the A. of faitli 
 
HOW 
 
 HOW 
 
 HOW 
 
 p.ph. 2. 19. no more strangers, but of the h. of God 
 Phil. 4.22. cliiefly they tliat are of Cesar's h. 
 
 £ 'i'irn. 4. 19. salute the h. of Onesiphorus 
 JIOUSEllOLDER. 
 
 Jl/ar. 1.3.27. so the servants of the h. came and said 
 52. is like unto a man that is an h, 20. 1. 
 
 21. 33. tliere was a certain h. planted a vineyard 
 IIO U.SEHO 
 
 Acts 10. 7- Cornelius called two of his h.-servants 
 HOU.SEHOLD-.f<w#. 
 
 Gen. 31.37. what hast thou found of all th3’ h.-stvjf? 
 Neh. 13. 8. 1 cast out all the h.-stvjf of lobiah 
 HOW. 
 
 Gen. 26. 9. and h. saidst thou, she is my sister ? 
 
 27. 20. h. is it thou hast found it so quickly ' 
 
 2H. 17. -lacob said, li. dreadful is this place 
 39. 9. h. then can I do this great wickedness 
 44. 8. h. then should we steal out of thy lord’s h. 
 
 16. what shall we speak ? h. shall we clear ourselv. 
 , 34 . h. shall 1 CO to. my father, lad not with me i 
 Eiod. 2. 18. h. is it that ye are come so soon to-day 
 
 6. 12. h. then shall Pharaoh hear me of uncircuin. 
 30. and h. shall Pharaoh hearken unto me 
 
 18. 8. J^^oses told h. the Lord delivered them 
 
 19. 4. ye have seen h. 1 bai'e you, Deut. 1. 31. 
 ISum. 10. .31. A. we are to encamp in the wilderness 
 23.8. h. shall I curse G. notcursed ? h. shall 1 defy i 
 
 24.5. h. goodly are thy tents, O .lacob, and tabern. 
 Vent. 1.12. A. can I myself bewr your cumbrance.' 
 
 7. 17. if thou shalt say, A. can I dispossess them ? 
 
 11.6. A. the earth opened her mouth and swallowed 
 
 12. 30. A. did these nations serve their gods ? 
 
 25. 18. A. he met thee by the way and smote thee 
 
 29. 16. ye know A. we have dwelt in Egypt, and 
 A. we came through nations which ye passed by 
 
 .32. .30. A. should one chase a thousand, and two put 
 Josh. 9. 7. A. shall we make a league with you ' 
 Jndg. 13.12. A. shall we order the child, A. do to him.^ 
 16. 15. she said, A. canst thou say, 1 love thee ? 
 
 20. .3. they said, tell us, A. was this wickerlness 
 
 21. 7. A. do for wives tor them that remain ? 16. 
 Until 3. 18. till thou know A. the matter will fall 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 27. said, A. shall this man save us' 
 
 14. 29. see A. mine eyes have been enlightened 
 
 16. 2. A. can I go ? if Saul hear he will kill me 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 4. A. went the matter, 1 pray thee, tell me 
 
 5. A. knowest thou that Saul and .lonath. be dead 1 
 
 19. A. are the mighty fallen ! 25, 27. 
 
 11. 7.A.Joab did. A. the people did, and A. the war 
 
 12.18. A. then will he vex himself, if we tell him 
 
 1 Kings 3. J. 1 know not A. to go out or come in 
 
 12. 6. A. do you advise, that 1 may answer people 
 
 14. 19. A. Jeroboam warred, and A. he reigned 
 
 18.13. A. I hid an hundred men of Lord’s prophets 
 
 20. 7. and see A. the manseeketh mischief 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7. A. he seeketh a quarrel against me 
 
 10. 4. two kings stood not, A. then shall we stand ? 
 
 17. 28. taught them A. they should fear the Lord 
 
 18. 24. A. then wilt thou turn away ? Isa. .36. 9. 
 
 19. 25. heard long ago, A. I have done it, Isa. .37.26. 
 
 20. 3. A. I have walked before thee, Isa. 38. 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 11. behold, I say, A. they reward us 
 
 33.19. his prayer, and A. God was entreated of him 
 JV'eA. 2.17. ye see A. Jerusal. lieth waste, gates burnt 
 Esth. 2.11. Mordecai walked, to know A. Esther did 
 
 8. 6. A. can I endure to see evil that shall come 
 Job 9. 2. but A. should a man be just with God ? 
 
 22. 13. and thou sayest, A. doth God know t 
 
 26.2. A. hastthou helped him thatis without power! 
 
 A. savest thou arm that hath no strength ! 
 
 14. but A. little a portion is heard of him I 
 Psal. 11, 1. A. say ye to my soul, dee as a bird 
 44. 2. A. thou didst drive out heathen, A. afflict 
 66. 3. say to God, A. terrible art thou in thy works 
 
 73.11. A. doth G. know ? 1189.47. A. short my time 
 84.1. A. amiable are thy tabernacles, O Lord 
 104. 24. O J.ord, A. manifold are thy works 
 119. 97. O A. love i thy law, it is my meditation 
 
 10.3. A. sweet are thy words unto my taste 
 159. consider A. 1 love thy precepts, quicken me 
 1.32.'2. A. he sware unto the l,ord and vowed 
 139. 17. A. precious are thy thoughts unto me I 
 Prov. 15. 23. a word in due season, A. good is it! 
 
 30. 13. there is a generation, O A. lofty their eyes 
 Eccl. 10. 15. he knoweth not A. to go to the city 
 
 11. 5. knowest not A. the bones grow in the womb 
 Cant. 4.10. A. fair is thy love, ray sister, spouse, 7. 6. 
 
 5. 3. 1 have put off rny coat, A. shall 1 put it on 
 7. 1. A. beautiftd are thy feet with shoes, O dauch. 
 Isa. 14.12. A. art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer 
 
 20.6. shall say in that day, and A. shall we escape ? 
 48. 11. for A. should my name be polluted ? 
 
 50. 4. I should know A. to speak a word in season 
 52. 7. A. beautiful are the feet of him, Rom. 10.15. 
 Jer. 2. 23. A. canst thou say, I am not polluter! ? 
 
 3.19.1 said, A. shall I putthee among the children? 
 5.7-A. shall 1 pardon li 8. 8. A. do ye say ? 48.14. 
 
 9.19. A. are we spoiled Gl 15. 5. to ask A. thou doest? 
 
 47.7. A. can it be quiet, seeing the Lor<l hath given 
 50. 23. A. is the hammer of the whole earth cut ? 
 
 Lam. 1. 1. A. doth the city sit solitary as a widow ? 
 Ezek. 16. 30. A. weak is thy heart, saith the I/ird 
 
 33. 10. if we pine away in sins, A. should we live ? 
 JJcj. 11. 8. A. shall I give thee up, Ephraim? A. 
 
 deliver thee ? A. make thee as Admah and /eboim? 
 Joel 1. 18. A. do the beasts groan ? herds of cattle 
 Ohad, 5. if thieves came to thee, A. art thou cut off 
 Zeph. 2.15. A. is she become desolat. place for beasls 
 Bag. 2. .3. A. do you see it now ? is it not as nothing? 
 Zech. 9.17. A. great is his goodness and his beauty I 
 Mat. 6. 23. if light bedarkn. A. great is that darkn. 
 7. 4. A. wilt thou Say to thy brother, let me pull 
 11. if ye know A. to give good gifts, Luke 11.1.3. 
 
 10. 19. take no thought A. dr what ye shall sjjeak 
 
 12.14. A. they might destr. him, 7lJ«rA.3.6. | 11. 18. 
 
 26. A. shall his kingdom stand ? Luke 11. 18. 
 
 34. A. can ye, being evil, speak good things ? 
 
 16. 11. A. is it that ye do not underst. that 1 spake 
 18. 12. A. think ye t if a man have an hundr. sheep 
 i 21. 20. A. soon is the fig-tree withered away 
 22^ 12. A. earnest thou in hither not having a garm. 
 
 , 45. if call him Ld. A. is he his son ? Luke 20. 44. 
 
 Mat. 23. 33. A. can 3'e escape the damnation of hell ? 
 26. 54. A. then shall the scriptures be fulfilled ? 
 Mark 2. 16. A. is it that he eateth with sinners ? 
 
 26. A. he went into the house of God, Luke 6. 4. 
 
 4. 27. the seed should grow up, he knoweth not A. 
 40. he said, A. is it that ye have no faith ? 
 
 10. 23. A. hardly shall they that have riches enter ? 
 14. 1. sought A. they might take him by craft 
 
 11. sought A. he might betray him, Luke 22. 4. 
 Luke 1. .34. A. shall this be, seeing 1 know not a man 
 
 2. 49. A. is it that ye sought me r wist ye not that I 
 8.18. take heed A. ye hear || 10. 26. A. readest thou 
 
 12. 50. and A. am 1 straitened till it be accoinplis. 
 56. A. is it that ye do not discern this time 
 16. 2. he said, A. is it that 1 hear this of thee ? 
 
 24. 6. remember A. he spake unto you in Galilee ? 
 ,35. A. he was known of them in breaking bread 
 John .3. 4. A. can a man be born when he is old ? 
 
 9. A. can these things be ? H 5.44. A. can ye believe 
 
 5. 47. if not his writing, A. believe my words? 
 
 6. 52. A. can this man give us his flesh to eat ? 
 
 7. 15. saying, A. knoweth this man letters ? 
 
 9.10. A. were thy eyes opened ? H 26. A. opened eyes ? 
 
 11. .36. A. loved him H 14.5. A. can we know the way ? 
 14. 22. A. is it thou wilt manifest thyself to us ? 
 
 Acts 4. 21. finding noth. A. they might punish them 
 
 5. 9. A. is it that ye have agreed together to tempt ? 
 
 7. 25. A. God by his hand would deliver them 
 
 8. 31. A. can I, except some man should guide me ? 
 
 9. 27. told, A. he had seen the Lord in the way 
 
 10. .38. A. G. anointed .lesusof Naz. with Holy G. 
 
 11.1.3. shewed A. he had seen an angel in his house 
 
 14. 27. A. he had opened the door of faith 
 
 15. 36. let us go again, and see A. they do 
 
 20. 20. A. kept back nothing that was profitable 
 
 35. A. so labouring, ye ought to support the weak 
 Rom. 3. 6. for then A. sliall God judge the world ? 
 
 6. 2. A. we that are dead to sin live longer therein ? 
 
 7. 18. A. to perform what is good, 1 find not 
 
 8.32. A. shall he not with him freely give all things ? 
 
 10.14. A. shall they call ? A. shall believe ? A. hear ? 
 
 11. 2. A. he maketh intercession to G. against Isr. 
 
 3.3. A. unsearchable his judgments, and ways past 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 10. take heed A. he buildeth thereupon 
 
 7. 32. unmarried careth A. he may please the Lord 
 
 3.3. that is mar. careth A. he may please his wife 
 34. she careth A. she may please her husband 
 
 14. 7. A. shall it be known what is piped or harped ? 
 
 9. A. shall it be known what is spoken ? 
 
 15. 12. A. say some that there is no resurrection ? 
 .35. some man will say, A. are the dead raised up ? 
 
 2 Cor. 7.15. A. with fear and trembling received him 
 
 8. 2. A. that in a great trial of affliction their joy 
 
 1.3. 5. know ye not A. that .Tesus Christ is in you ? 
 Gal. 4. 9. A. turn ye again to the weak elements ? 
 
 6.11. j’e see A. large a letter I have written to you 
 Eph. 6. 21. but that ye also may know A. I do 
 Phil. 2. 23. so soon as'l shall see A. it will go w ith me 
 
 4.12.1 know A. to be abased, and know A. to abound 
 Col. 4. 6. that ye may know A. ye ought to answer 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9. and A. ye turned to G. from idols to 
 
 2. 10. A. holily w'e behaved ourselves among you 
 
 . 11. A. we exhorted you || 4.1. A. ye ought to walk 
 4. 4. should know A. to possess his vessel in honour 
 
 2 Thess. 3.7. for you know A. ye ought to follow us 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 5. for if a man know not A. to rule his own 
 house, A. shall he take care of the church of God ? 
 
 15. ma3’est know A. tliou oughtest to behave 
 
 Heb. 2. .3. A. shall we escape if we neglect so great sa. 
 
 7. 4. now conside’’ A. great this man was, to whom 
 Jam. 2. 24. ye see A. that by works a man is justified 
 
 3. 5. behold A. great a matter a little fire kindlefh 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9. the Lord knoweth A. to deliver the godly 
 1 John .3. 17. A. dwclleth the love of God in him ? 
 
 4. 20. A. can he love God whom he hath not seen ? 
 Jude 5. A. that the Lord having saved the people 
 Rev. 2. 2. A. thou canst not bear them who are evil 
 
 3. 3. remember A. thou hast received and heard 
 >ee Do. 
 
 HOW long. 
 
 Exod. 10. 3. A. long wilt refuse to humble thyself? 
 7. A. long shall this man be a snare unto us ? 
 
 16. 28. A. long refuse to keep my commandments? 
 Kutn. 14. 11. A. long will this people provoke me ? 
 
 A. lo7ig will it be ere they believe me ? 
 
 27. A. long shall I bear with this evil vongregafion 
 Jo.sh. 18. .3. A. lo7ig are ye slack to goto possess land r 
 
 1 Sam. 1.14. Eli said, A. lo7ig wilt thou be drunken ? 
 16.1. A. 1. wilt thou mourn for Saul, seeing 1 have 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 34. Barzillai said, A. lo7ig have 1 to live ? 
 1 Krngs 18.21. A. lo7ig halt ye between two opinions ? 
 Neh. 2. 6. king said, for A. 1. shall thy journey be ? 
 Job 7. 19. A. lo7ig wilt thou not depart from me? 
 
 8. 2. A. lo7ig wilt thou speak ? A. Iu7ig shall words 
 
 of thy mouth be like a strong w ind ? 
 
 18. 2. A. long will it be ere you make end of words ? 
 
 19. 2. A. long will ye vex my soul and break me ' 
 Psal. 4. 2. A. /. will ye turn my glory into shame ? 
 
 A. 1. will ye love vanity, and seek after leasing 
 
 6. 3. 1)13’ soul is vexed ; but thou, O Lord, A. lo7tg '! 
 
 1.3. 1. A. lo7ig wilt thou forget me, O Ld. for ever ? 
 2. A. Iu7ig shall I take counsel in my soul ? A. lung 
 
 shall my enemy be exalted over me ? 
 .35.17. Ld. A. 1. wilt thou look on •' rescue my soul 
 62. .3. h. long w ill ye imagine mischief against man ? 
 74. 9. noi- is there 3113’ among us that knoweth A. 1. 
 
 10. O God, A. 1. shall the adversary reproach ? 
 79. 5. A. long wilt thou be angry for ever? 80. 4. 
 82. 2. A. 1. wilt judge unjustly and accept persons > 
 
 89. 46. A. /. I.oi'd, w ilt thou hide tliyself ? tor ever ? 
 
 90. 1.3. return, O Lord, A. hmg? let it repent thee 
 
 91. .3. render a reward to the (iroud, 1 oid, A. lo7ig 
 sliall the wicked, A. shall wicked triumph ’ 
 
 4. A. long shall the3’ utter and speak hard things? 
 Prov. 1. 22. A. lo7ig simple ones, will love simplicit3’ 
 
 6. 9. A. 1. w ilt thou sleep, O sluggard ' when ari.se 
 Isa.d. 11. then said I, l.ord, h.hmg? he answered 
 Jer. 4. 14. A. 1. shall vain thoughts lodge in thee ? 
 
 21. A. long shall I see Standard, and hear trump. ? 
 
 12. 4. A. lo7ig shall land mouni and herbs wither? 
 
 23. 26. A. /. shall this be in the heart of prophets ? 
 47. 5. baldness on Gaza, A. long wilt cut thyself? 
 
 Jer. 47. 6. O sword of the L., A. long ere thou he quiet 
 Van. 8.13. A. Aw^/shall be vision of daily sacrifice? 
 12. 6. A. lo7/g shall it be to end of these w ondei s ? 
 IJos.8.5.h. long will it be ere they'attain innocency? 
 Hab. 1 . 2. A. lo7ig shall 1 cry,and thou wilt nothear ? 
 2. 6. woe to him incre;iseth what not his, A. long ? 
 Zech. 1.12. A. /cit/ix wilt thou not have mercy on .Ter. 
 Mat. 17. 17. A. 1. shall 1 be with you, hll. suffer 
 you, bring him me, Mark 9. 19. Lzike 9. 41. 
 Mark 9.21. A. long is it ago since this came to him i 
 Julm 10. 24. A. long dost thou make us to doubt? 
 Rev. 6.10. A. long, O L. holy and true, dost thou not 
 HO\V many. 
 
 Job\3. 23. A. many are mine iniquities and sins ? 
 Psal. 119.84. A. are thedaysof thy servants ? 
 Mat. 15.34. A. 7n. loaves have ye ? iMark 6. .38. 1 8.5. 
 
 16. 9. A. m. baskets ye took up ? Mark 8. 19, 20. 
 Mark 15. 4. A. ma7iy things they witness against thee 
 Lvkelb. 17. A. m. hired servts. of n)y fatlier's have 
 2 Thn. 1.18. in A. 7na7iy things he ministered to me 
 HOW 7nany tiiiies. 
 
 1 Kings 22.16. A. m. times shall 1 adjure thee, thou 
 
 tell nothing but what is true ? 2 Chro7i,. 18.15. 
 HOW much. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 13. A. much rather when he saith, w’ash 
 Ezra 7. 22. and salt without prescribing A. much 
 Prov.16. 16. A. much better is it to get wisd. than gold 
 Caiit. 4. 10. A. much better is thy love than wine 
 Mat. 12. 12. A. much is a man better than a sheep 
 Luke 16.5. A. much owest thou to my lord ? 7. 
 
 19.15. A. much every man hath gained by ti ading 
 Acts 9.13. A. mtich evil he hath done thy saints at .1 er. 
 Heb. 8.6. by A. much he is Mediator of better coven. 
 
 10. 29. of A. »/?/cA sorer punishment, suppose ye 
 Rev, 18.7- A. muchshe hath glorified herself 
 
 much less. 
 
 1 Khtgs 8. 27. heaven cannot contain thee, A. nmeh 
 less this house which I have built, 2 Chr. 6.18. 
 9.Chron. 32. 15. A. much less shM your God deliver 
 Job A. 19. A. muchlessin them dwell in houses of clay 
 9.14. A. much less shall I answ’er him, choose words 
 25.6. A. much less is man that is w'orm and son of man 
 
 34.19. A. much less to him that accepteth not persons 
 Ezek. 15. 5. A, much less shall it be meet for work 
 HOW much more. 
 
 Deut. 31. 27. and A. much more after my death ? 
 
 1 Sam. 14.30. A. mtich more if people had eaten freely 
 23. 3. A. much more then if w'e come to Keilah 
 
 2 Sam. 4.11. A. 7n. more when wicked men have slain 
 
 16.11. A. 7/iuch more now may this Benjamite do it ? 
 
 Job 15.16. A. nntch m. abominable and filthy is man ’ 
 Prov. 15.11. A. mtich more then the Irearls of men ? 
 19. 7. A. m. more do his friends go far from him ? 
 
 21. 27. A. much more w hen with a xvicked mind 
 Ezek. 14. 21. A. m. 77iore when send sore judgments ? 
 Mat. 1. 11. A. m. more shall your heavenly’ Father 
 
 give good things to them that ask ? Luke 11. 13. 
 10.25. A. m. wicre shall call them of his household ? 
 Lt/ke 12. 24. A. m. ?n. are ye better than the fowls ? 
 
 28. A. m. 7nore will clothe you, O ye of little faith ? 
 Rom. 11. 12. A. mttch more their fulness ? 
 
 24. A. m. more these which be natural branches ? 
 
 1 Cor. 6. .3. A. muchtmore things that pertain to life? 
 Philem, 16. a brother to me, A. m. more to thee ? 
 
 flow oft, oft671. 
 
 Job 21. 17. A. oft is the candle of the wicked put out ? 
 
 h.oft cometh their destruction upon them ? 
 Psal.18. 40. A. q/f did they provoke him in wildern. 
 Mat.18.21. h. q/f shall my Brother sin against me 
 
 23. .37. O .Jerusalem, A. ofteti would 1 have gathered 
 thy children as a hen her chickens, Ltike 13. 34. 
 
 HOW BEIT. 
 
 Judg. 4. 17. A. Sisei’a fled on his feet to tent of Jael 
 
 11. 28. A. the king of Ammonites hearkened not 
 
 16. 22. A. the hair of his head began to grow again 
 18. 29. A. the name of the city was Laish at first 
 21.18. A. we may not give them wives of our daugh. 
 
 Rtith 3. 12. A. there is a kinsman nearer than 1 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 9. A. yet protest solemnly’ unto tliem 
 
 2 Sa7n. 2. 2.3. A. Asahel refused to turn aside 
 
 12. 14. A. because by this deed hast given occasion 
 
 13. 14. A. he would not hearken unto her voice 
 
 25. A. he would not go, but blessed him 
 
 2.3. 19. A. he attained not first three, 1 Chr. 11. 21. 
 
 1 Ki7igs2. 15. A. the kingdom is turned about 
 
 10. 7. A. I believed not the woi'ds, 2 Chron. 9. 6. 
 
 11. 13. A. I will not rend all the kingdom, .34. 
 
 22.1 have lacked nothing, A. let me go in any wise 
 
 2 Kmgs 3. 25. A. slingers went about it and smote it 
 8. 10. A. Lord shewed me, that he shall surely die 
 10. 29. A. from sins of .Jeroboatri Jehu turned not 
 
 12. 1.3. A. there were not made for house bowls 
 
 14. 4. A. high places were not taken away, as yet 
 
 people did sacrifice, 15. .35. 2 Chr. 20. ;j3. 
 
 17. 29. A. evei’y nation made gods of their ow n 
 40. A. they did not hearken, but did after their 
 
 22. 7. A. there was no reckoning made w ith them 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 4. A. the l.oid God of Israel chose me 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 34. A. the king of Isr. stayed himself up 
 
 24. 5. A. the Levites hastened it not 
 
 27. 2. A. he entered not into the temple of the T qrd 
 32.31. A. in the business of ambassadors. G. leit liiin 
 Neh. 9. .33. A. thou art just in all brouahton us 
 
 13. 2. A. our God turned the curse into a blessing 
 Job 30. 24. A. he will not stretch out his hand 
 
 Isa. 10. 7. A. he meaneth not so, nor thinketh so 
 Jer. 41. 4. A. 1 sent to vouall my servants, propliets 
 iUrtC. 17. 21. A. this kiiidgoeth notoutbut by pi av er 
 Marks. 19. A. Jesus sutlefed him not, but saith to him 
 
 7. 7. A. in vain do they worship me, teaching 
 John 6. 2.3. A. there came boats from 1 iberias 
 
 7. 1.3. A. no man spake openly of him for tear 
 27. A. we know’ this man w hence he is 
 
 11.1.3. if he sleep, <lo w ell, A. Jesus spake of his 
 
 16. 1.3. A. when he the Spirit of truth is come 
 Acts 4. 4. A. many who heard the word believ* d 
 
 7. 48. A. the .^lost High <lwelleth not in temph-, 
 
 14. 20. A. he rose up and came into the city 
 
 17. .‘U. A. certain men clave to him and believed 
 
 27. 26. A. we must be. cast upon a certain island 
 
 28. 0. A. they looked when he should have sw ollen 
 1 Cor. 2. 6. A. we speak w isdom among the perfect 
 
HUM 
 
 HUN 
 
 HUN 
 
 1 Cor. 8.7. A. there is not in every man that knowl. 
 
 14. 2. A. in the Spirit he speaketli mysteries 
 
 20. A. in malice he chilitren, in undeistandinir.men 
 
 15. 46. A. that was not first wliich is spiritual 
 2CVr.ll.21. A. wherein soever any is bold, 1 am ajso 
 Ga/. 4. 8. A. when ye knew not (lod ye did service 
 
 1 'J'im. 1. 16. A. for this cause 1 obtained mercy 
 
 3. 16. A. not all that came out of Efiy pt by JMos. 
 HOWL. 
 
 Jsd. 1.“?. 6. A. ye, for the day of the T.ord is at hand 
 
 14. .‘11. A. () cate 1| If). 2. Moab shall A. .‘1. I 16. 7. 
 2.1. 1. A. ye ships of I'arshish, for it is laid waste 
 
 6. i^ass over to l arshisli, A. ye inhabitants of isle 
 52. 5. make them to A. H 65. 14. A. for vexation 
 Jor. 4. 8. lament and A. 48. 20. 11 25. .'U. A. ye shep. 
 
 47. 2. and all the inhabitants of the land shall A. 
 
 48. 11. I will A. for Uloab 1| 19. they shall A. 
 
 49. 1. A. O lleshbon 1|51. 8. A. for Babylon 
 Esek. 21. 12. cry and A. son of man, for it shall l)e 
 
 .10. 2. prophesy and say, A. ye, woe worth the day 
 Joell. 5. A. ye drinkers 1| 11. A. ye vine-dressers 
 
 13. lament and A. ye ministers of the altar 
 JVizc.l . 8 . tlierefore I will wail and A. will "ostripped 
 Zeph. 1. 11. A. ye inhabitants of Maktesh 
 
 Zech. 11. 2. A. fir-tree, A. O ye oaks of Bashan 
 Jam. 5. 1. go to, now, ye rich men, weep and A. 
 IIOWLKI). 
 
 Uos. 7.14. not cried to me, when they A. on their beds 
 HOWIdNG. 
 
 Jsa. 15.'8. A. thereof is gone to Eglaim and 'Reer-elim 
 Jer. 25. .16. an A. of princii)al of the hock be heard 
 Zeph. 1.10. there shall be an A. from the second gate 
 Zech. 11. 3. there is a voice of the A. ot the shepherds 
 HOWLING. 
 
 Deut.Z'l. 10. he found him in the w'aste A. wilderness 
 HOWLING.S. 
 
 Amos 8. 3. songs of the temi)le shall he A. in that day 
 HUGE. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 8. the Ethiopians and Lubimsa A. host 
 
 HUMBLE. 
 
 Humility is a most excellent grace of the .spirit, evi¬ 
 dences the subject of it to be a child of God, and is 
 accompanied leith contentment, peace, and submis¬ 
 sion to the will of God. The sense of the weakness 
 of our understanding, which is the effect c/humi¬ 
 lity, is a temper of soul that prepares it for faith .• 
 partly, as it puts us on a serious consideration of 
 those things which are revealed to u.s in the word ; 
 partly, as it stops all curious inquiries into those 
 things which are unsearchable ; and principally, as 
 it graciously entitles to the promise, God givetli- 
 grace to the humble, 1 Pet. 5. 5. This our Sa¬ 
 viour makes a necessary qualification in all those 
 who shall enter into his kingdom, hlat. 18. 3. F,x- 
 eept ye be converted, and become as little chil¬ 
 dren, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of 
 heaven. And since pride arises out of ignorance, 
 the gospel, to cause in us a lowly sense of our un¬ 
 worthiness, discovers the sinfulness, viakedness, and 
 misery of the human nature, divested of its primi¬ 
 tive righteousness. JVe haz e the example of our 
 Saviour, in whom, there is an union, of all divine 
 and human perfections, debetsing himself to the 
 form of a servant, to instruct us to be meek and 
 lowly. RIat. 11.29. Learn of me, for I am meek 
 and lowly. Humility is put for an humble, de¬ 
 jected, and lore estate. laike 1. 48. He hath re¬ 
 garded the low estate of his handmaiden; in 
 Greek, raneivuiaii/, the humility. 
 
 To humble .signifies to afflict, to prove, to try. Dent. 
 
 8. 2. God led thee in the wilderness to hun)ble 
 thee. To humble a woman, is to lie with her, to 
 rob her of her honour. Heut. 21. 14. Thou shalt 
 not make merchandise of her, because thou hast 
 humbled her. And in Ezek.22.10. In thee have 
 they humbled her that was set apart for pollu¬ 
 tion ; they came near a woman at a certain par¬ 
 ticular time when the law forbids it. 
 
 Job 22. 29. and he shall save the A. person 
 J^sal. 9. 12. he forgetteth not the cry of the A. 
 
 10. 12. arise, O Lord, O God, forget not the A. 
 
 17. Lord, thou hast heard the desire of the A. 
 
 34. 2. the A. shall liear thereof and be glad 
 69. 32. the A. shall see this and be glad 
 Erov. 16.19. better be of a A. spirit with the lowly 
 29.23. but honour shall uphold the A. in s|)irit 
 Isa. 57. 15. with him also that is of a contrite and 
 A. spirit, to revive spirit of A. and heart of 
 contrite 
 
 Jam. 4. 6. but giveth grace to the A. 1 Pet. 5. 5. 
 HUMBLE. 
 
 prod. 10. 3. how long wilt thou refuse to A. thyself.' 
 Pent. 8. 2. to A. thee and to prove thee, 16. 
 
 Judg. 19. 24. A. ye them, and do with them as seem. 
 2 Chr. 7.14. my people shall A. themsel. and pray 
 
 14. 27. because thou didst A. thyself before God 
 Prov. 6. 3. go, A. thyself, and make sure thy friend 
 Jer. 11.18. say to the king, A. yourselves, sit down 
 fiJat. 18. 4. whosoever shall A. himself, 23.12. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 21. my God will A. me amone: you 
 Jam. 4. 10. A. yourselves in the sight of the Lord 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 6. A. yourselves under mighty hand of God 
 
 HUM BI.ED. 
 
 Jjev. 26.41. if their uncircumcised hearts he A. 
 Peut. 8. 3. he A. thee and suffered thee to hunger 
 . 21.14. not sell lier, because thou hast A. her, 22. 29. 
 22. 24. because he hath A. his neighbour’s wife 
 
 2 Kings 22.19. because hast A. thyself before the L<1. 
 2 Chr. 12. 6. the princes and the king A. themselves 
 
 7. when the l.oid saw that they A. themselves 
 
 12. when he A. himself, wrath turned from him 
 [ 30.11. clivers of Asher and Zebiilun A. theniselves 
 
 32. 26. Hezekiah A. hims. for the pride of his heart 
 
 33. 12. Rlanasseh A. himself greatly before God 
 19. he set up graven images before he was A. 
 
 23. Amon A. not himself before the Lord, as Ma- 
 
 na.sseh his father A. himself, trespassed niore 
 ' .16. 12. Zedekiah A. not himself before .leremiah 
 Psal. .15. 11. as for me, T A. my soul with fasting 
 Isa. 2.11. the lofty looks of man shall l)e A. 
 
 5.15. mighty mail shall he A. eyes of the loftv be A. 
 10. 33. higii hewn down, and the haughty shall be A. 
 244 
 
 Jer. 44. 10. they are not A. even to this day 
 J,am. 3.20. my soul hath in remembrance and is A. 
 Esek. 22. 10. in thee have they A. her set apart 
 11. and another in thee hath A. his sister 
 Pan. 5. 22. thou his son hast not A. thine heart 
 i-*Ai/.2.8.he A. himself and became obedient to death 
 HUMBLEILSI . 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 27. because thou A. thyself before me 
 Hr.MBLEIH. 
 
 1 Kings 21.29. how Ahab A. because he A. himself 
 Psal. 10. 10. hecroucheth and A. himself, tliat poor 
 
 113.6. who A. himself to behold things in heaven 
 Jsa. 2. 9. mean man boweth, the great man A. hiiflself 
 Luke 14.11. he that A. hims. shall be exalted, 18. 14. 
 HUMBLEN ES.S. 
 
 Ccl. 3.12. put on kindness. A. of mind, meekness 
 HU.MBLY. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 4. 1 A. beseech thee that T may find grace 
 JIJic. 6. 8. to love mercy, and to walk A. with thy G. 
 
 HUMILIA'I IGN. 
 
 Acts 8. 31. in his A. his judgment was taken away 
 HUMILI 1 Y._ 
 
 Prov. 15. 31. and before honour is A. 18. 12. 
 
 22. 4. by A. are riches, and honour, and life 
 Acts 20. 19. serving tlie I.ord with all A. of mind 
 Col. 2.18. let no man beguile you in a voluntary A. 
 
 21. have a shew of wisdom in will-worship and A. 
 
 1 Pet. 5.5. be subject one to another, clothed with A. 
 HunDKKU- i'oi.u. See Eolu. 
 HUNDIIED. 
 
 Gen. 11. 10. Rhem w'as an A. j'ears old and begat 
 
 17. 17. shall a child be born to him that is a A. 
 
 years old, and shall Sarah bear? 21. 5. 
 Pom. 4. 19. 
 
 13. 19. .Tacob bought for an A. pieces. Josh. 24. .12. 
 Exod. 27. 9. hangings A. cubits long, 11. 1.18. 9, 11. 
 
 18. the length of the court shall be an A. cubits 
 .18. 27. an A.''30ckets were cast of the A. talents 
 J.ev. 26. 8. five shall chase a A. and a A. put to fliglit 
 Pent. 22. 19. shall amerce him in A. sliekels of silv. 
 Judg. 7.19. so Gideon and the A. men witli him came 
 
 20.10. we will take ten of an A. an A. of a 1000 
 35. Israel destroyed of Benjm. 25,000 and an A. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 25. hut an A. foreskins, 2 Sam. 3. 14. 
 
 25. 18. an A. clusters of raisins, 2 Sam. 16. 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.4. reserved for an A. chariots, 1 Chr. 18. 4. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 23. Solom. provision for one day A. sheep 
 7. 2. length of the house of the forest an A. cubits 
 
 18. 4. Obadiah took an A. proph. and hid them, 11. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 43. what should 1 set this bef. an A. men r 
 
 23. 33. Pharaoh-necho put .lehoahaz in bands, 
 
 and put land to a tribute of an A. talents, 
 
 2 Chron. 36. .1. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 14. one of the least was over an A. 
 
 25. children of Simeon seven thousand and one A. 
 
 21. 3. Lord make his (leople an A. times so many 
 
 2 Chron. 3. I6. Solomon made an A. [lomegranates 
 
 4. 8. and he made an A. basins of gold 
 
 25. 6. he hired also men for an A. talents of silver 
 
 9. what shall we do for the A. talents I have given 
 
 27. 5. Ammon gave .lotham an A. talents of silver 
 29. 32. the congregation brought an A. rams 
 Ezra 2. 69. they gave one A. priests’ garments 
 6.17. and offered at the dedication an A. bullocks 
 
 7. 22. let it be done to an A. talents of silver, an 
 
 A. measures of wheat and wdne, and an A. 
 baths of oil 
 
 8. 26. silver vessels an A. talents of gold, an A. talts. 
 Neh. 5. 11. restore to them the A. part of the money 
 l^rov. 17.10. more than an A. stripes info a fool 
 F.ccl. 6.1. if a man beget an A. chihir. and live.vears 
 
 8.12. tho’ sinner do evil A. times, days be prolong. 
 La. 65. 20. for the child shall die an A. years 
 old, but the sinner being an A. years old 
 shall be accursed 
 
 Ezek. 40. 19. he measured an A. cubits eastward 
 21. he measured from gate to gate an A. cubits, 27. 
 47. the court an A. cubits long, an A. cubits broad 
 
 41.11. so he measured the house an A. cubits long 
 
 14. of the separate place toward east, an A. cubits 
 
 15. the galleries on one side and other, an A. cubits 
 42.8. and lo, liefore the temple were an A. cubits 
 
 Amos 5. 3. city that went out by a 10(K), shall 
 leave an A. that which went forth by an A. 
 sliall leave ten. 
 
 Mat. 18.12. if a man have an A. sheep, Luke 15. 4. 
 
 28. w’entand found one whoowed him an A. jience 
 Luke 16. 6. and he said, an A. measures of oil 
 7. how much owest thou ? an A. meas. of wheat 
 John 19. 39. mixt. of myrrh and aloes an A. weight 
 One IlUNDllEH and five. 
 
 Gen. 5.6. Seth lived one A. and five years, beg. Enos 
 One 11 HINDU El) and ten. 
 
 Gen. 50. 22. .loseph lived one A. and ten years. 26. 
 Josh. 24.29. .losh. died an A. re?i years old, Judg.2.8. 
 Ezra 8. 12. with .lohanan an A. and ten males 
 One HUN DU I'll) and tzcelve. 
 
 1 Chr. 15.10. of the sons of Uzziel an A. and tzcelve 
 J'.zra 2. 18. the cliildren of .lorah. an A. and twelve 
 Neh.j. 24. the children of Hariph, an h. and twelve 
 One HUN DUE!) atid nineteen. 
 
 Gen. 11.25. Nahor lived after beg. Terah A. nineteen 
 One HUN DU ED and tzeenty. 
 
 Gen. 6.1. yet his days shall be A. and tzeenty years 
 jSum. 7. 86. gold of spoons was an A. and tzeenty 
 
 [shekels 
 
 Heut. 11.2. 1 am an A. and tzeenty years old this day 
 34.7. Rioses an A. and twenty years old when he died 
 1 Kings 10. 10. she gave king an h. and twenty 
 talents of gold, spices, and precious stones, 
 2 Chron. 9. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 5. ITriel and brethren an A. and tzeenty 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 4. height of porch an A. ami tzeenty cubits 
 
 5. 12. with them an A. and tzeenty priests, sounding 
 
 Pan. 6. 1. to set over kingdom an A. and tw. princes 
 Acts 1.15. number of names were about an A. and t. 
 
 One HUNDRED tzeenty-tzeo. 
 
 Ezra 2. 27- iiien of RIichmas'h, A. tzc.-tzoo, NVA. 7.31. 
 
 One HUN 1) U ED tzeenty-three. 
 
 Num. 33. .19. Aaron A. tw.-three .vears when he died 
 Ezra 2. 21. the children of Beth lehem went up out 
 of captivity an A. tzeenty and three, Neh.T. 32. 
 
 One HUNDRED twenty-seven. 
 
 Gen. 23.1. Sarah was an A. tw.-seven years, and died 
 Esth. 1. 1. this is Ahasuerus who reigned over an 
 A. and twenty-seven provinces, 8. 9. 1 9. 30. 
 One HUNDRED tzz enty-cight. ^ 
 
 Ezra2. 23. menof Anathoth A. ra.-c/gAr, Keh.l.2J. 
 
 41. the cliildren of Asaph an A. lucnty-eight 
 Keh. 11. 14. their brethren an A. and twenty-eight 
 One H U .N 1* U ED/Arrey. 
 
 Gen. 5. 3. Adam lived A. thirty years, and begatson 
 47. 9. years of my pilgrimage are an A. and thirty 
 Tfinm.'i. 13. weight thereof was a A. t. shekels. 19,25. 
 85. each charger weighing an A. thirty shekels 
 
 1 Chr. 15. 7. .loel and brethren an A. and thirty 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 15. .lehoiada was an A. t. years old 
 
 One HUN DUE!) thtny-three. 
 
 Exod. 6. 18. years of life of Kohath an A. thirty-three 
 One H U N 1) U ED thirty-'.even. 
 
 Gen. 25.17- life of Ishmael an A. and t.-sei en j’ears 
 Exod. 6.16. the years of 1 x;vi were A.and thirty-seven 
 20. the years of Amram were an A. thirty-seven 
 One 11 U .N D U ED thirty-eight. 
 
 Keh. 7. 45. thechildrenof Shobaiof Ater.A.tA.-er^Ar 
 One HUN DR ED thirty-nine. 
 
 Ezra2. 42. children of Shobai in all an A. thirty-nine 
 One HUN DR ED forty. 
 
 Job 42. 16. after this lived lob ah A. forty years 
 One 11 U N DR ED firty four. 
 
 Rev. 21. 17. measured the wall an h.f.-f. cubits 
 One HUNDRED forty-set en. 
 
 Gen. 47.28. whole ageof.lacoban A./erty-fcrcw y. 
 
 One HUNDRED forty-eight. 
 
 AWr. 7. 44. singers, the children o.^ Asuuhh.f.-eight 
 One IIU N D U ED fifty. 
 
 Gen. 7. 24. waters prevailed an A. fifty days, 8. .3. 
 
 1 K.ings 10. 29. a chariot went out of Egypt, and 
 an horse for an A. and fifty shekels, 2 Chr. 
 
 1. 17. 
 
 1 Chr. 8. 40. Ulam’ssons and sons’ sons an h. fifty 
 Ezra8. 3. were reckoned of males, an A. and /. 
 
 Neh. 5. 17- there were at my table an A./. Jews 
 One HUN D U El) fifty-three. 
 
 John 21. 11. drew the net f 11 of fishes an h.f.-t. 
 
 One HUN DU ED fifty-six. 
 
 Ezra 2. 30. the children of Rlagbish, an A. f.-sii 
 One H U N D R E1) sixty. 
 
 Ezra 8. 10. Shelomifh, and with him h. sixty males 
 One HUNTIUED sixty-two. 
 
 Gen. 5. 18. Jared lived A. s.-two years, begat Enoch 
 One HUNDRED setenty-two. 
 
 Neh. 11.19. the porters and brethren A. seventy-two 
 One HUNDU IID seventy-fiie. 
 
 Gen. 25. 7. Abraham's life was an h. seventy-five 
 One HUN DR ED eighty. 
 
 Gen. 35. 28. the days of Isaac an A. an<l eighty yewn 
 Esih. 1. 4. Ahasuerus feast for an A. and eighty d-A\s 
 One HUN DRED eighty-two. 
 
 Gen. 5. 28. I.amech lived A. eig.-tzeo and begat Noah 
 One HUNDRED eighty-seven. 
 
 Gen. 5.23.Rlethuselah Hied A. eig.-seven begat Lam. 
 
 One H U N D R ED c/i/Aty-efoAt. 
 
 Neh. 7. 26. the men of Bt-fh-lehem an A. eighty-eight 
 HUNDREl) thousand. 
 
 Num. 2. 9. all numbered in .1 udah were an A. thous. 
 
 16. numbered in the camp of Reuben an A. thous. 
 
 1 Kings22i. 29. slew of the Syrians A. thmis. footmen 
 
 2 Kings .1. 4. R] eshakingof RIoabrendered to king 
 
 of Israel an A. thous. lambs, an A. thous. rams 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 21. took from Hagarites an A. thous. men 
 21.5. of Israel a thousand thousand and A. thous. 
 22. 14. for house of Lord A. thous. talents of gold 
 
 29. 7. atiti gave an A. thousand talents of iron 
 
 2 Chr. 25. 6. he hired an A. thousand men of valour 
 HUNDRED eight thousand AJirfirw HUN DRED. 
 Num. 2. 24. numbered of campof Ephraim, 108,100 
 
 An HUNDRF.D tzeenty thousand. 
 
 Judg. 8. 10. there fell of the Midianites 120,000 
 1 Kings 8. 63. Solomon oft ered a sacrifice of an A. 
 
 and twenty thousand sheep, 2 Chron. 7. 5. 
 
 1 CAr.i2.37.of Reuben. Gad, and RIanasseh,120,000 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 6. Pekali slew in .1 udah in one day 120,000 
 Jonah 4.11. in N ineveh weie about 120,000 persons 
 
 An HUN Dll ED forty-four thousand. 
 
 Rev. 7. 4. were sealed 144.iKX)ofall the tribesof Tsr. 
 
 14. 1. with him 144,0iK), having his Lather's name 
 3. no man could learn that song but the 144,000 
 
 An H U N DR E D fifty thmisnnd. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 17. strangers that weie in the land of 
 Israel were found an h. fifty thousand 
 An HUNDRED eighty thousand. 
 iKings 12. 21. with Benjamin l80.O0<i. 2 Chr. 11.1. 
 2 Chr. 17. 18. with .lehozabad were IbO.WO. for war 
 An HUNDRED eighty-five thousand. 
 
 2 Kings 19. .15. that night the angel of the Lord 
 smote of the Assvrians. 185,000, Isa. 37. 36. 
 Two HUNDRED. 
 
 Ccw.ll. 23. Serug lived aft. begat Nahor rrro A.years 
 .12. 14. tzeoh. she-goats, and izeo h. ewes for lisau 
 Josh. 7. 21. Achaii saw tzeo A. shekels of silver 
 Judg. 17.4. his mother took tzeo A. shekels of silver 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 27. David slew of the I’hilist. tzeo A. men 
 25. 13. tzeoh. abode by the stuff, 30. 10, 21. 
 
 18. Abigail took tzeo h. loaves, tzeo A. cakes of figs 
 
 2 .'snm. 14. 26. Absalom weighed hairtr.o A. shekels 
 
 15. 11. with Absalom went tzeo A. men out of Jerus. 
 
 16. 1. Ziba brought David tzeo h. loaves of bread 
 
 1 Kings 7. 20. tlie pomegranates were tzeo A. in rows 
 
 10. 16. Solomon made tzeo A. targets. 2 Chr. 9 15. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 32. for burnt offerings tzeoh. lambs 
 Ezra 2. 65. w ere among them tzeo h. siugiug tuen 
 
 6. 17. and ofiered at tlie dedication tzeo A.'rams 
 Cant. 8. 12. those that keef) the fruit thereof t-wo A. 
 Ezek. 45. 15. ye shall otTerone lamb out of tzeo A. 
 John 6.7. two h. penny worth is not sufficient 
 Acts 23. 23. he called, saying, make ready’ tzeo A. 
 soldiers to go to Cesarea, and spearmen two h. 
 Tzeo HUN DRED.A':e. 
 
 Geti. 11.32. the days of'! erah were tao A.jfrcyears 
 Tzeo H U N DR ED sezen. 
 
 Gen. 11. 21. Reu lived two A. years and begat 
 Tzeo HUNDRED nine. 
 
 Gen. 11. 19. Peleg lived two A. nine years and begat 
 
HUN 
 
 HUN 
 
 Ttvo HUNDUED tu'elve. 
 i chrnn 9.22. porters in the gates were tKO h. twelve 
 
 'J'liv ilUi^DKED 
 
 F-’ra 8 9. with Ohadiah Uco h. eighiee7im?i\es 
 'J'ao HU N DRliD rweruy. 
 
 F^raS 20. for service of Levites /i. tzv. r«ethin. 
 
 Two HUlsDHEU tweniy-three. 
 
 Fxra ^ inen of Beth el and Ai two h. tw.-t/iree 
 " ' Two iW^DREV t/iirty-two. 
 
 1 Kinos 20.15. of princes of provinces two h. th.-two 
 Two H U N D RE U forty-two. 
 
 Neh 11. 13. chief of tlie tatliers two h. forty-two 
 Two H U N D R l -D forty-Jive. 
 
 Ezra 2. Cf). their mules two h. -And forty five 
 Eeh. 7. f)7. had two h. 45 sinking men and women 
 68. their mules two h. Awd forty-Jive 
 '1 'wo 11U N D K E U fifty. 
 
 Exod. .30. 23. take thou to thee ot cinnamon two n. 
 
 and fifty, of calamus two h. and fijty shekels 
 2fnm. 16. 2. two h. and fifty princes ot the assembly 
 17. and bring ye before E. two h. and fijty censeis 
 .35. a tire consumed the two h. and jijty men 
 £ Chron. B. 10. two h. and fifty that bare rule 
 Ezek 4B. 17. suburbs toward north two h. fijty 
 'J'a/o 11 UNDREJ) 
 
 Acts "7 37. in all the ship two h. seventy-six souls 
 'j( ao H U >. U K EI) wr. 
 
 AVi. II.IB. Levites in tlie holy city tivo h. eighty f. 
 
 Two HUNDBEU eighty-eight. 
 
 1 Chr ^5 7 all cunning in songs tiiv//. eighty-eight 
 1 'wo H U x\ U R E1) fifty thmisnnd. 
 
 1 Chr. b. 21. took away ot slieep two h. JiJty thous 
 j'hree HUjSDREII. 
 
 Gen. 5. 22. Enoch walked witli God three h. years 
 and begat sons and daughters 
 6. 15. the length of the ark shall three h. cubits 
 45 "o he gave Benjamin three h. pieces ot silver 
 Judg'l. 6. the number that lapped were thiee h. men 
 8 and he retained tliose three h. men , 
 
 8 4 the three h. men that were with him were taint 
 11 "O Israel by the coast of Arnon three h. years 
 15’. 4. Samson went and taught three h. toxes 
 £ Sam. 21. IG. wliose spear weighed ^/iree/i. shekels 
 2,3. IB.'Abishai .loati’s brother lifted up his spear 
 against /(.and slew them, 1 Chr.W. 11,20. 
 
 1 kings 10.17. he made three h. shields ot beat, gold 
 11. 3. Solomon had three /(.concubines 
 
 £ Adwo.f 18. 14. appointed to liezek. three h. talents 
 
 2 Chr. 9 . Ifj. th. h. shekels of gold went to one shield 
 ~14. 9. Zera came against Asa with th.h. chariots 
 
 .35! 8. "ave to priests for passover-otfer. th. h. oxen 
 Ezra R b. with Shechaniah three h. males 
 Esth. 9. 15.the.lewsslew three h. men at Shushan 
 Johiivi. b. this ointment sold for three h. pence 
 Three ilC'SMRETt eighteen. 
 
 Gen 14.14. Abram went with th. h. eight, servants 
 Three H U is D K E D twenty. 
 
 E-ra " .32. the children of Harim th. h. and twenty 
 Keh. 7! .35. the children of Harim th. h. And twenty 
 j'hree HU'NURED t-wenty-thre^. 
 
 E^ra ^ 17- the children of Bezai .323, Ae/1.7. 23 
 Three HU^■DRED fwenty-eight. 
 
 'Keh 7 childr. of Hashum three h. twenty-eight 
 ' "Three H UiS! D RED J'oi ty-five. 
 
 Ezra 2. 34. children of .lericho 345, Neh. 7. 36. 
 
 Three IWy^DRED fifty. 
 
 Gen 9 28. isoah lived after Hood th. h. fifty years 
 j'hree HUINDRED sixty. 
 
 " Sam. 2. 31. so that of Israel th. h. sixty men died 
 Three HUIsDRED sixty-five. 
 
 Gen. b. 23. Enoch’s days were th. h. sixty-five years 
 'j'hree H UiN DR ED 
 
 Ezra 2. 4. the childr. of Shephatiah 372, Neh. 7. 9. 
 
 Three IlUiSiDRED ninety. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 5. according to number of days, th. h. n. 9. 
 
 j'hree HUiSDRl'.D thousand. 
 
 Num. .31. 36. of tliem tliat went out to war 300,0(X) 
 1 Sam. 11.8. Israel were 390,000, 2 Chron. 14. 8. 
 
 £ Chron. 17. 14. with Adnah mighty men 300,000 
 "^25. 5. found .ludah and Benjamin to be .300,000 
 Three HUiNDRED thousand seven thousand 
 five HUNDRED. 
 
 " Chron. 26. 13. Uzziah had an army of .307,500 
 Three HUNDRED «?((/ thirty thousand 
 .seven thousand five HUNDRED. 
 
 Num. 31. 43. now the half that pertamed_unto the 
 congregation was 337,500 sheep 
 Fdwr H'UNDRED. 
 
 Gen. 15. 13. afflict them four h. years. Acts 7. 6. 
 2.3. 15. land is worth four h. shekels 
 
 Four HUNDRED eighty. 
 
 Ninas 6. 1. in 480 years Solomon began to build 
 Four HUNDRED thousand. 
 
 Judg. 20. 2. Israel besides Benjamin 400,000, 17. 
 o Chr. 13. 3. set the battle in array with 400,000 men 
 EourT\\j'SV>REj\^ seventy thousand. 
 
 1 Chr 21. 5. J udah was 470,000 that drew the sword 
 F/re HUNDRED. 
 
 Gew.5.32. Noah -wAsfive h. years old and begat Shem 
 11. 11. Shein lived Aiterfiveh. years and begat 
 Exod. .30. 23. take of pure myn h^re 'j- shekels 
 24, ot cassia/E. /t, shekels after sliekel ot sanctuary 
 Num. 31. 28. levy one soul ot .five h. tor the Lord 
 " Chron. .35. 9. for passover-otferings five h. oxen 
 Esth. 9. 6. Jews slew at .Shushan F’le men, 12. 
 Joh 1. i.five /(. yoke of oxon. five h. she-asses 
 Ezek. 42.16. he measur. five h. reeits, 1 (, 18, 19, -O. 
 45.2. of this there shall be tor the sanctuary five h. 
 
 in length, with/rt'e It. in breadili, square round 
 X7//te7.41.the oneowedF. h. pence, the other titty 
 1 Cor. 15.6. w’as seen of aboveFre h. brethr. at once 
 Five H U N DR E1) and thirty. 
 
 Neh. 7 . 70 . SAve five h. and thirty priests’ garments 
 Five HUNDRED and fifty. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 23. five h. and fifty bare rule over people 
 
 Five IlUNDKl'.D thousand. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 9. the men of .ludah were 5t)0,000 men 
 " Chr. 13. 17. there %vere slain of Israel 500,000men 
 
 Six HUNDRED. 
 
 Gen. 7.6. Noah six h. vears old when flood came, 11. 
 Exod. 14. 7. Phar. tookrzx h. chariots to inirsue Isr. 
 Judg. 3. 31. Shamgar slew with an ox "oad rix h. 
 18.11. Danitesseht out of Eshtaol .kx/(. 16, I 7. 
 20. 47. six /(. Benjamites tied to rock Rimmon 
 1 Sam. 13.15. Saul numbered the people six h. 14. >. 
 17. 7. Goliath’s spear head weighed sixh. shekels 
 
 I. laiiw 13 four /(. shekels ot silver, 16. 
 
 32. 6. Esau comethtothee wnUfour /(. men, 33.1 
 Judg. 21. 12. founil/, «r/(. virgins ot Jabesh-gilead 
 1 Sam. 22.2. were with Dav. Jour h. 25.13. I 30. 10. 
 .30. 17. save/e(/r/i. young men on camels that fled 
 1 Kings 7 . FZ. four U. pomegranates tor net-works 
 18. 19. and the prophets of the groves Jiuir h. 
 
 22.6. Ahab gathered ot the prophets about/((7/r h. 
 
 and said, shall 1 go ag. Ramoth ! 2 Lhr. 18. 5. 
 o Kinus 14. 13. .lehoash came and brake down the 
 ~ iall of Joxo.four h. cubits. 2 Chr. 25. 23. 
 
 Ezrab. 17. offered at dedication of house/, h. lambs 
 Acts 5.36. to whom about four h. joined themselves 
 Four HUNDRED and three. 
 
 Ge7(.11.13. Arphaxad lived/, h. th. years, and begat 
 15. Salah lived after he begat Eher 4o3 years 
 Four HUNDRED and ten. 
 
 Ezra 1 10. silver basins of a second hoxX. four h. ten 
 Four HUNDRED and twenty. 
 \Kinas9. 28. they fetched from thence gold, 420 tal 
 /e7</- HUNDRED //((V/y. 
 
 Gen. 11. 17. Eber lived 430 years and begat sons 
 Exod. 12. 4P. sojourning in Egypt 4.30 years, 41. 
 Gal. 3.17. the law w hicTi was 430 years alter cannot 
 Four HUNDRED thirty-five. 
 
 Ezra 2. 67. their camels were 4.35, Seh. 7 . 69. 
 
 Four HUNDRED and fifty. 
 
 1 KingsTd. 19. gather the prophetsot Baal 450, 22. 
 Acts is. 20. gave judges about/onr h. fifty years 
 Ffur 1H: N D RED fifty-four. 
 
 Ezra 2. 15. the children of Adinjer^r h. fifty-four 
 Four HUNDRED sixty-eight. 
 
 Neh. 11. 6. all the sons of Perez were 468 men 
 
 23 13. Dav. and his men about six h. 27-2.1 30. 9. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 18. all the Gittites were six /(. men 
 1 Kings 10.16. .Solomon made targets, six h. shekels 
 of gold went to one target, 2 Chron. 9. 15. 
 29. a chariot went for .six h. shekels, 2 Chr. !• 17. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 25. David gave Oman six h. shekels 
 
 2 Chr. 3. 8. overlaid house with gold to six h. talents 
 29. 33. the consecrated things were six h. oxen 
 
 .S?x HUNDRED/zre7ity-07(e. 
 
 Ezra 2.26. child, of Ramah six h. tw.one, Neh. 7 . SO. 
 
 Six HUNDRED twenty-three. 
 
 Ezral. 11. the children of Bebai,.i7x/(. fwentythree 
 Six HUNDRED twenty-eight. 
 
 Neh. 7 . 16. the children of Bebai, six h. twenty-eight 
 Six HUNDRED Jyr/y-/7ro. 
 
 Ezra 2. 10. the children of [ aiu, six h. forty-two 
 Neh. 7. 62. the children of Nekoda,.«x h. forty-two 
 Six 11UN D R ED forty-eight. . 
 
 Neh. 7.'15. the children of Binnui, six h. forty-eight 
 ,Six H U N D R ED and fifty. 
 
 Ezrad. 26. weighed to their hand.v7x h. fifty talents 
 Six HUNDRED fifty-two. 
 
 Ezra 2. 60. the children of Nekoda, six h. fifty-two 
 Neh. 7 . 10. the children of Aral), r/x h. And fifty-two 
 6'(x HUNDRED ^/x/y-^'x. 
 
 1 Kings 10.14. gold to .Sol. in year six h. sixty-six tal 
 Ezra ’2. 13. children of Adonikam, six h. sixty-six 
 Rev. 13. 18. and his number is six h. and sixty-six 
 Six HUNDRED sixty-seven. 
 
 Neh. 7. 18. children of Adonikam, «x/i. sixty-seven 
 NVx 11 UN DRED 
 
 Num.S\. 37. Lord’s trib. of sheep was six h. sev.five 
 Six HUNDRED ninety. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 6. Jeuel and brethren were six h. ninety 
 
 Six HUNDRED thousand. 
 
 Exod. 12.37. Israel journeyed about 600,000 on foot 
 .38. 26. a bekah for every man for 600,(X}0 men 
 Num. 1. 46. all that were numbered were 600 ,(jOO 
 11. 21. Moses said, the people are 60O,0tX) tootmen 
 Six HUNDRED seventy-five thousand. 
 Num.Zl. 32. the rest of the prey was 675,000 sheep 
 Seven HUNDRED. 
 
 Judg. 20.15. of Gibeah werercc. h. chosen men, 16. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.4. David took from him sev. h. horsemen 
 ^10.18. Dav. slew men of sev. h. chariots of Syrians 
 
 1 Kings W. 3. .Solom. had jemr/(. wives, princesses 
 
 2 Kings 3. 26. the king of Moab took seven h. men 
 " Chr.lb. 11. they offered tothe Lord rris;(/(. oxen 
 
 Seven li'CF.ljRE'D twenty one. 
 
 Neh. 7. 37. children of Lod, Hadid, Ono, 721. 
 
 Seven HUNDRED twenty-five. 
 
 Ezra‘1. 33. children of Lod, Hadid, Ono, 725 
 Seven HUN DRED thirty six. 
 
 Ezra 2.60. their hoi ses were 736, Neh. 7. 68. 
 
 Seven HUN DRED forty-three. 
 
 Ezra 2. 25. the children of Kirjath arim, 7 
 Neiwz HUNDRED/cr/Kgiic. 
 
 Jer. 52. 30. took away captive ot the Jew's 74o 
 Seven H U N D R ED si 1 ty. 
 
 Ezra‘1. 9. the children of Zaccai76ti, Neh. 7 .14 
 Seven HUN DRED seventy-five. 
 
 Ezra 2. 5. the children of Arab, seven h. seventy-five 
 Seven 11 UN DRED seventy-seven. 
 
 Gen. 5. 31. all the days of Lamech were 777 years 
 Seven H U N D R ED eighty-two. 
 
 Gen. b.‘16. Meihusal. lived 782 years, begat Lamech 
 /.(£(/(/ HUNDRED. . 
 
 Gen 5. 4. Adam after he begat .Seth lived 800 years 
 19. Jared after he begat Enoch lived 800 years 
 « Sam. 23. 8. he lifted up his spear against 800 
 Eight ilUNIlllED seven. 
 
 Gen 5. 7. Seth lived after he begat Enos 807 years 
 Fight HUN DRED///<?«)(. 
 
 Gen 5. 10. Enos after he begat Cainan 815 years 
 Eight HUNDRED facw/y t-uo. 
 
 Neh 11 1". their brethren that did work were 822 
 ■ Elight 11 U N D R ED thirty. 
 
 Gen. 5.16. NIahalaleel after he begat Jared 830yrs. 
 
 Eight H UN DR ED thirty-two. 
 
 Ter b‘’ "9. N ebuchadnezzar carried captive 832 
 “ /'(/(/(Z IIUNDREDjer/y. 
 
 Gen. b. 13. Cainan after he begat Mahalaleel 8-10 
 Eight 11 U N D R E D/or/y-Jicc. _ 
 
 Neh 7. 13. the children of Zattu were 845 
 /.'/((/(rHUNDREI) 7i777c/y/ic. 
 
 G<7i 5.1". nil the days of Mahalaleel were 89o yrs 
 
 HUN 
 
 NW HUNDRED. 
 
 Juda. 4. 3. Jabin had nine h. chariots of iron, 13. 
 juog. i. o. hundred five. 
 
 Gen 5 11. all the days ot Enos were 905 years 
 
 Nine IW 7s DR ED ten. 
 
 Gen. 5. 14. all the days of Cainan 910 yeais 
 Nine HUNDRED twelve. 
 
 Gen. 5. 8. all the days of Seth were 912 years 
 Nine HUNDRED twenty eight. 
 
 Neh. 11.8. and after him Gabbai, Sallai, 928 
 Nine HUNDRE.D thirty. 
 
 Gen. 5. 5. all days that Adam lived were 930years 
 Nine HUN 1) R E.D forty-five. 
 
 Ezra 2. 8. the children of Zattu 915 
 Nine lIUNDREDjf/Vy. 
 
 Gen. 9. 29. all the days of Noah were 950 years 
 H U N DR El)/(//i/ r/x. 
 
 \ Chron. 9 . 9 . brethren according to generations 956 
 Nine N UN D R ED sixty-two. 
 
 Gen. 5. 20. all the days of .lared were 962 years 
 Nine HUN DR I'D sixty-nins. 
 
 Gen. 5. 27. the days of lilathuselah were 969 years 
 Nine HUNDRl.D seventy three. 
 
 Ezra 2. 36. the children of Jedaiah 973, Neh. 7. .39. 
 HUN DREDS. 
 
 Exod. 18. 21. be rulersof/(. and tens, 25. Deut.T. 15. 
 Num. 31. 14. Moses was w roth with captains over/(. 
 54. Moses took the gold of the captains ot h. 
 
 1 Sam. 22.7. will son of Jesse make you captains of h. 
 29. 2. the lords of the Philistines passed on by h. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 1. David set captains of /(. over them 
 4. the king stood, all the people came out by h. 
 
 2 Kings U.4. Jehoiadaseiit and set the rulers over/r. 
 
 10. to captains over h. did the priest give spears 
 and shields that were in the temp. 2 C/(C. 2.3. 9. 
 
 1 Chr. 13.1. David consulted with the captains ot A. 
 26. 26. which the captains over A. had dedicated 
 
 28. 1. David assembled thecaptainsover the A. 
 
 29. 6. then the captains of A. offered willingly 
 
 2 Chr. 23.1. Jehoiada took captains of A. into cov. 
 
 25. 5. Amaziah made them captains over A. 
 
 Mark 6. 40. they sat down in ranks by A. and htUes 
 IlUiSGER, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 16. 3. to kill this whole assembly with A. 
 Deut. 28. 48. thou shalt serve thine enemies in A. 
 .32.24. they shall be burnt with A. and devoured 
 Neh. 9. lb. thou gavest bread from heav. for their A. 
 Rsal. .34.10. the young lions do lack and suiter A. 
 Prov. 19.15. and an idle soul shall suffer A. 
 
 Jer. .38. 9. he is like to die for A. where he is 
 42. 14. we shall see no w ar, nor have A. of bread 
 Lam. 2.19. that faint for A. in the ton pf every street 
 4. 9. are belter than thev that be slain with A. 
 
 F.zek. 34. 29. they shall be no more consum. with A. 
 Luke 15.17. have bread enough, and 1 perish with A. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 27. I have been in A. and thirst, in fastings 
 llev. 6. 8. and power was given them to kill with A. 
 HUNGER, Kerb. 
 
 Deut. 8. .3. lie suffered thee to A. and fed with manna 
 Isa. 49.10. thev shall not A. nor thirst, nor sun smite 
 Mat. 5. 6. blessed are they that A. 6. 21. 
 
 Luke 6. 25. woe to you who are full, tor ye shall A. 
 JohnO. 35. he that cometh to me shall never A. 
 Rom. 12. 20. therefore if thine enemy A. feed him 
 1 Cor. 4. 11. we both A. and thirst, and are naked 
 
 11. 34 and if anv man A. let him eat at home 
 Rev. 7.16. they shall A. no more, neither thirst 
 
 HUNGER-A(t/e«. 
 
 Job 18.12. his strength shall be h.-bit. destruction 
 HUNGERED. 
 
 Mat. 4.2. he was afterwards an A. Luke 4. 2. 
 
 10 1 his discip. were an A. and began to pluck ears 
 
 3! what David did when he was an A. Mark ". 25. 
 21.18. now as he returned into the city he A. 
 
 25. 35. for I was an A. and ye gave me irieat 
 37. L. when saw we thee an A. and fed thee . 44. 
 42. for I was an A. and ye gave me no meat 
 Luke 6. 3. what David did when himself was an A. 
 HUNGRY. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. and they that were A. ceased 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 29. the people is A. weary, and thirsty 
 " Kings7. 12. they know that we be A. therefore 
 Job b. 5. whose harvest the A. eateth up and taketh it 
 
 743 
 
 22. 7. tiiou hast withholden bread from the A. 
 
 24. 10. tlievtake away the sheaf from the A. 
 Psal.bd. 12'. if I were A. l,would not tell thee 
 107. 5. A. amt thirsty, their soul tainted in them 
 
 9. for he filleth the A. soul with goodness 
 36. and there he maketh the A. to dwell 
 
 146. 7. hope is in Lord who giveth food to the A. 
 Prov. 6. .30. if he steal to satisfy his soul when he is A. 
 05 "1 if thine enemy be A. give him bread to eat 
 27. 7. to the A. soul every bitter thing is ^wvet 
 Isa. 8. 21. they shall pass thro’ it, hardly bestead 
 ■and A. when they shall be A. they shall tiet 
 
 9. 20. he shall snatch on the right hand, and be A. 
 29. 8. it shall even be as when a A. man dreainetn 
 .32! 6. to make empty the soul ot the A. 
 
 44. 12. yea, he is A. and his strength faileth 
 58. 7. is it not to deal thy bread to the A.. 
 
 10. and if thou draw out thy soul tothe A 
 
 65. 13. my servants shall eat, liutye shall be A. 
 E'.zek. 18. 7. hath given his l.read to t le A. lb. 
 
 Mark 11.12.w hen were come trom Bethan v hew asA. 
 Luke 1..53.he hath filled the A. with good things 
 Acts 10.10. Peter became very A. woiikl hav e eaten 
 1 Cor. 11. 21. one is A. and another is drunken 
 Phil '4 I'’ I know how to be lull and to be A. 
 
 '■ HUNT. 
 
 Hunting has been called a kind 
 ship to war, and an imitatmn oj it. Nimrod 
 was a mighty hunter betore the Lord. (,en 
 10 9. Some think he did good with his hunt- 
 in^ '.served his country by ridding it oj the 
 wild beasts which did infest it, and .so in.sinu- 
 ated himself into the ajUctions oJ his neigh¬ 
 bours, and got to he their prince. Others think, 
 under pretence oj hunting, he gathered tnen 
 under his command, and by their help estah- 
 lished a tyrannical and absolute power over 
 men: lie was a mighty hunter; that ts, he was 
 
 ‘24.J 
 
H UR 
 
 HUS 
 
 a violent invader of his neighbours' rights and 
 properties, and a persecutor of innocent men ; 
 carrying all before him, and endeavouring to 
 make all his own by force and violence. 
 
 The prophets sometimes express war under the 
 name of hunting. Jer. l(i. 16. 1 will ssnd tor 
 many hunters, and they shall hunt them tiom 
 every mountain, and from every hill, and out 
 of the holes ot the rocks. He speaks of the 
 Chaldeans or Persians, who took the .lews, and 
 held them under their dominion. Home are of 
 opinion, that the hunters mentioned by .leremiah 
 are the Persians, who set the Hebrews at liberty, 
 and, in a more elevated sense, the Apostles, who 
 were as hunters, that endeavoured to take men 
 with their preaching. Micah complains that every 
 one lays ambuscades for his neighbour, and that 
 one brother hunts after another to destroy him. 
 Mic. 7- 2. They all lie in wait for blooii, 
 mey hunt every man his brother with a net. 
 Tzekiel inveighs against the false prophetesses, 
 who place cushions under the elbows of sinners, 
 thereby promising them ease and security, while 
 realty they were spreading a net as hunters do, 
 to catch the prey and devour it, Eztk. 13. 
 18. 20. 
 
 Gen. 27 . t 3. now therefore go h. me some venison 
 5. Esau went to field to h. venison, and 
 1 iSam. 26. 20. as when one doth h. a partridge 
 38. 39. wilt thou h. the prey for the lion ? 
 
 Hs. 140.11. evil shall h. violent man to overth. him 
 Hrov. 6.26. the adulteress will h. for the precious life 
 Jer. 16. 16. they shall h. them from every mountain 
 
 ■Ham. 4.18. they h. our steps tiiat we cannot go 
 Hzek. 13. 18. will ye h. the souls of my people ? 
 
 20. pillows wherewitli ye there h. the souls 
 J\ltc. 7. 2. they It. every man his brother with a net 
 ^ HCISIIED. 
 
 Gen. 27-1 33. where is he that hath h. venison ? 
 Hzek. 13. 21. shall be no more in your hand to be h. 
 ^ HUNTER, .S. 
 
 Gen. 10.9. he was a mighty/t. before the Ld. where- 
 _ ^oi'e it is said, even as Nimrod tlie mighty h. 
 2o. 27. Esau was a cunning h. a man of the field 
 Hrov.C). 5. deliver as a roe from the hand of the h. 
 Jer. 16. 16. and after will 1 send for many h. 
 HUN TEST. 
 
 1 oam. 24. 11. yet thou h. my soul to take it 
 Job 10.16. tnou h. me as a fierce lion, aaain shewest 
 ^ HUNTETH. 
 
 Hev. 17. 13. which h. and catcheth an\* beast 
 _ ^ HUNTING. 
 
 Gen. .7. 30. that Esau his brother came in from h. 
 Jdrov. 12. 27. roasteth not that which he took in h. 
 
 -sr - . hurl. 
 
 JSum. 3o. 20. if h. at him 63^ lying in wait that he die 
 HURLElTl! 
 
 Job 217. 21. and as a storm h. him out of his place 
 ^ , HURLING. 
 
 1 Chr. 12.2. could use right hand and left in h. stones 
 
 _ HURT, Substantive. 
 
 1 ^ ^ slain a young man to m3' h. 
 -0. J). make a covenant, that thou wilt do us no h. 
 
 i*' power of m3’ hand to do you h. 
 
 Jej'/!.^4.-0.if forsake, then will he turn and do you 4. 
 ~1^'.21* tiiere is peace to thee, and no h. 
 
 24. 9. saying, behold, David seeketh thy h. 
 
 2 Scim. 18. 32. that rise to do h. be as that 3 0ung man 
 ^Hings 14.10. torwhy shouldestthou meddle tothy 
 
 h. that thou shouldest fall 2 Chron. 23. 19. 
 Hzrci 4. 22. why damage grow to the h. of kings I 
 ■Ssth. 9 ^_. to lay hands on such as sought their h. 
 ■Hsal. lo. 4. thatsweareth to his h. and changeth not 
 fo contusion that devise my h. 70. 2. 
 «>o ashamed that rejoice at my h. 
 
 38. H. seek my h. speak mischievous things ag. me 
 41. 7. against me do they devise my h. 
 
 'i: <:o'’ered with reproach that seek my h. 
 
 24. they are brought to shame that seek my h. 
 ■t^cl. 5. 13. riches kept for the owners to their/i. 
 
 8. 9. one man ruleth over another to his own h. 
 Ver. 6.14. have healed /i. of my people slightly ,8.11. 
 i. 6. neither walk after other gods to your h. 
 
 8. 21. tor the h. of my people am 1 h. 1 am black 
 
 is }, »>y wound is grievous 
 
 ^4. 9. will deliver then>to be removed for their h 
 
 25. 6. provoke me not, and I will do you no h. ' 
 
 7. that 3’e might provoke me to your own h 
 
 38. 4. seeketh not W'elfare of this people, but the h 
 Hail. 3.2o. they have no h. H 6. 22. 1 have done no h. 
 0. ..3. and no manner ot h. was found upon him 
 Acts 2 t. 10 . that this voyage will be with/i.l perceive 
 .HURI , participle. 
 
 Hxod. Jl. 10. it a beast be h. no man seeing it 
 
 owner thereof not W ith it 
 ISani. 2o. 15. the men were good and we w ere not/i 
 Err/ 10.9.whoso removeth stones shall be h. therew’ 
 Jer. 8. 21. for the h. of my people am 1 h. 1 am black 
 Kev.2. 11. overcomes, shall not be/i, of second deatli 
 
 HUR'I, Verb. 
 
 Gen. Z]. 7. but God suffered him not to h. me 
 o- men strive and h. W'oman with child 
 
 3o. it one man’$ ox k. another’s that die, shall sell 
 Hum. 16. 15. neither have 1 h. one of them 
 T I shepherds witli us, we h. them not 
 
 Job .35. 8. thy wickedness 11133' 7 i. a man as thou art 
 Hsal. 105.18. whose feet h. with fetters, laid in iron 
 J.sa. 11.9..the3’shall not//. nor destroy in all my holy 
 of knowledgeof Lord,63.25. 
 
 3. lest any h. it, I will keep it night and day 
 Han. 6 . 22 . that the lions haye not h. me 
 .rtiari 16.18. any deadl3’ thing, it shall not h. them 
 1!^ iL’1 came outof him, and /i.him not 
 
 10. 19. and nothing shall by aiy means h. 3’ou 
 ■Acts 18. 10. no man shall set on thee to h. thee 
 6. 6. see thou h. not the oil and the wine 
 7 ■ — to whom it was given to h. earth and sea 
 3. saying, A. not the earth, neither tlie sea 
 y-fbey should not h. the grass of the earth 
 L». and their power was to h. men five months 
 . 9._and had heads, and with them they do h. 
 al. o. tf^ny h. them, fire proceedeth out of mouth 
 246 
 
 ' ^ , , HURTFUL. 
 
 Hfrn 4.15. shalt find that this city is h. to kings 
 H4.10. who delivereth David frotn the h. sword 
 1 lim. b. 9. they that will be rich fall into h. lusts 
 , .. . HURllNG. 
 
 1 Sam. 25.31. Lord who hath kept me from h thee 
 HU.SBAND. 
 
 Gen. 20. + 3. dead man, for she is married to a h. 
 Hxod. 4. 25. surely a bloody h. art thou to me, 26. 
 21. 22. as the woman’s//, will lay upon him 
 Hev. 19. 20. that is betrothed to a //. Dent. 22.23. 
 
 21. 3. his sister who had hath no //. Kzek. 44. 25 ' 
 Num. .30. 6. It she had at all an h. when she vow ed 
 Deut. 22. 22. lyin": with a woman man ied to a h. 
 
 24. 3, ana if the latter h. Iiate lier or die 
 4. her former //. may not take her again to wife 
 
 25. 5. and perform the duty of a h. brother to her 
 28. 56. her eye shall be evil toward h. of her bosom 
 
 Jtidg. 20. 4. the h. ot the woman slain, answered 
 LiuthE'^. Klimelech, Naomi’s //. died, she was left 
 
 12. 1 am too old to have an h. if 1 should have a h 
 Jer. 6. 11. the h. with the wife shall be taken 
 
 31. .32. although 1 was a h. to them, saith the I.>^rd 
 Joel 1. 8. girded with sackcloth for h. of her youth 
 Mat 1. 16. and .lacob begat .loseph the h. of Mary 
 LjUkc 2, .^6. she had lived with a /?. seven years 
 John 4.17. 1 have no h. hast well said, 1 have no h. 
 liom. 7 . 2. if h. be dead, she is loosed from her h. 3. 
 
 1 Lor. 7. 3. let the //. rencler to the wife due bene¬ 
 volence, and likewise also the wife to tlie h. 
 4. also the h. hath not power of his own body 
 11. and let not the //. put away his wife 
 
 13. the woman who hath a h. that believeth not' 
 
 14. unbelieving h. is sanctified by the wife, and 
 
 n n unbelieving wife is sanctified by the k. 
 
 ^yoT, 11. 2. tor I have espoused you to one h. 
 
 than she who liath a/;. 
 
 ypn. 5.^3. the h . is head ot wife, as Christ of church 
 1 Izm, 3. -i.. bishop be blameless,/7, of one wife, 'rit 
 r- o ^ T. //er HUSBAND. [1.6. 
 
 I fruit, and gave to her h. 
 
 16. .3. Sarai Abram’s w ife gave Hagar to h. h. Abr. 
 ■l^u. ..1. (. not take ayoman put away from her h. 
 
 from the eyes of her h. 
 
 27 . It she have done trespass against//er h. 
 29;^when one goeth aside to another instead of//. //. 
 30. (. and h. h. heard it, and held his peace, 11,14. 
 
 8. If her h. disallow her on the day he heard it 
 if she vowed in her h. iiouse or bound 
 
 U. it her h. hath utterly made them void on day 
 
 13. her h. may establish it, or may make it void 
 Heut, 21.13. thou shalt go in unto her, and be herb. 
 
 ~o. o. her h. brother shall go in unto her, and take 
 11. the wife draweth near to deliver her h. 
 
 Judg. 13. 6. then the woman came and told her h. 
 
 9. but Manoah her h. was not with her 
 W. the woman made haste, and shewed her h. 
 
 19. 3. her h. arose and went after her, to speak 
 Kuth l. a. Naomi lett of her two sons and her h. 
 
 9. find rest each pf you in the house of her h. 
 
 ~. 1. N aomi had kinsman of her h. a man of wealth 
 
 1 Sesm. 1. 8. then said Elkanah her h. to her. "3 
 
 22. she said unto her h. 1 will not go up till child 
 2.19. when she came up with herh. to offer sacrifice 
 4. 19. she heard that her father and her h. were dead 
 
 21. because of her h. |l 25. 19. she told not her h. 
 
 Z Sam. 3.15. Ish-bosheth sent and took her from h. h 
 
 lb. her h. went with her along weeping behind her 
 11. 26. when the w ife of Uriah heard that her h. 
 
 „ ^ , was dead, she mourned for her h. 
 
 2 Kings 4.9. .she said to her h. behold, now I perceive 
 
 14. verily she hath no child, and her h. is old 
 
 22. she called unto her h. and said, send me one 
 trov. 12. 4. a virtuous wife is a crown to her h. 
 
 ^ , ^PtU'f ut her h. doth safely’ trust in her 
 her h. IS know'n in the gates among the elders 
 ^8. her h. also riseth up, and he praiseth her 
 Jer.^. 20. surely as a wife departeth from her h. 
 Hzek.W. 32. who takefh strangers instead of//er //. 
 
 45. that loatheth her h. and hei' children, thou art 
 Hos. 2. 2. she is not my wife, neither am I her h. 
 
 1 f .loseiih her h. being a just man 
 
 Mark 10 . 12. if a woman shall put away herh. 
 
 Luke 16.18. whoso marrieth her put away from h h 
 Acts 5. 10. and carrying her forth, buried her by 
 
 Rom. 7. 2. is bound by law to h. h. so long as he /Refti 
 3. If her h. be dead, she is free from that law 
 1 Lor. 7. 2. and let every woman have her own h 
 
 10. let not the wife depart from her h. 
 
 11. let her remain unmar. or be reconciled to herh 
 .34. is married, careth how she may please her h. 
 39. IS bound by the law as long as her h. liveth 
 
 Lph. 5. 33. and the w ife see that she reverence her h 
 Rev. 21. 2. prepared as a bride adorned for her h 
 ^ jUv liy.sBAND. 
 
 Gen. 29. .32. now therefore my h. will love me 
 .34. now this time will my h. be joined to me 
 30.15. IS It small matter that thou hast taken my h.? 
 
 18. because 1 have given my maiden to my h. 
 
 20. Leah said, now will my h. dwell with me 
 Heut. 25.7. my h. brother refuseth to raise a name 
 - ^(7W. IL 5. am a widow, wy//. isdead,2 KingsA. 1. 
 
 /. shajl not leave to my h. a name on tlie earth 
 Hos. 2 . 7 . shall say, will go and return to wy first//. 
 
 116. in that day’ thou shalt call me my h. 
 
 __ 'I'/p/II USHAN D. 
 
 Gfn. 3.16. thy desire shall be to thy h. he shall rule 
 Sum. 5.19. with another instead of thy h. 20. 
 
 Jlit^g. 14.15. they said to .Samson's wife, entice thy h. 
 Iiuth 2 . 11. done to thy mother since death of thy h. 
 
 2 Kings A. 2 (). and say to her, is it well with thy h ? 
 
 Isa. 54. 5. thy Maker is thy h. the Lore! is hisname 
 John A. 16. go call thy h. || 18. he is not thy h. 
 
 Acts 5^9. the feet of them that have burled thy //.. 
 
 1 Cor . 7.16. knowest whether thou shalt save thy h. 
 
 __ HUSBANDMAN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 20. Noah began to be an //. and plant, viney. 
 Jer.bX. 23. with thee will I break in pieces the h. 
 ■Jmos 5. 16. alas! they shall call the h. to mourning 
 ylech. 13.5. he shall say, 1 am no prophet, 1 am a/,. 
 John 15. 1. 1 am the true vine, my l ather is the //. 
 
 HYP 
 
 2 Tim. 2 .6 . the //. that laboureth must be first partak 
 Jam. 5. /. //. waiteth for the precious fruit of earth 
 
 „husbandmen. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 12. he left of the poor to be//. Jer. 52.16. 
 ^ Chron.^ 6 . 10. Lzziah had h. also in Carmel 
 Jer 31 24. and there shall dwell in .Judah itself h. 
 
 vine-dress. 
 
 Mat. 21.3.3. he let it out to//. Mark 12.2. Luke "0 9 
 .34. sent his servants to //. Mark 12. 2. Luke "0 10* 
 .%. when //. saw the son, Mark 12 . 7 . Luke\\ 14* 
 40. '' hen he comctli, what will he do to those'//, f 
 Tie ^’7 vineyard to other h. 
 
 Mark 12. 2. he might receive from the //. of the fruit 
 j, lie will come Hiyl^destroy the h. £ind give viiiey, 
 
 2 26. 10. Uzziah had husoandmen, for loved h. 
 
 Job 1. t .3. Job had a very great h. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. ye are ^pd^s // ye are God’s building 
 jy 1 1 U OD A N L).S. 
 
 Ruth 1.11 are there more sons, they may be your h ’ 
 13 would ye stay for them from having//./ 
 
 Hsth. 1 17. so they shall despise their h. in their eves 
 20. the wives shall give to their //. honour 
 Jer. 29. 6. and give your daughters to //. 
 
 Hzek. 16. 45. which loathed their //. and their child 
 .Min 4.18. thou In^t had five //. he not thy husband 
 1 Upr. 14. 3 d. let them ask their //. at home 
 Hpli. 5. 22. w ives, submit yourselves to your // 04 
 2o. //. love your wives, even as Christ also lovetl 
 the church, and gave himselt for it. Col. 3 19 
 C<7/. 3. 18. wives, submit yourselves to your ow n //! 
 
 deacons be the It. of one wife 
 Alt. 2. A. teach young w'omen to love their //. 
 
 5. to be chaste, obedient to their own //. 
 
 1 Ret. 3.1. ye wives, be in subjection to your own //. 
 7- h. dwell with them according to knowled^^e 
 
 HUSK, S. 
 
 Sum. 6. 4. from the kernels even to the h 
 
 2 K ings A. A2. brought full ears of corn in //. thereof 
 Luke 15.16. would fain ^^ave filled his belly witli //. 
 
 IJaU 26. .30. when they had sung an //. Mark 14. 26. 
 
 fo yourselves in psalms and h. 
 Col . 3.16. admonishing one another in psalms and h 
 HYPOCRISY 
 
 Come-Efrom the Greek, iiTroKpitrn : It is a coun- 
 terjeitmg religion and virtue; an affectation of 
 the name, joined with a disaffection to the thing • 
 or, tlie having a form of godliness with denv- 
 ing the power ot it. Thus he is a hypocrite who 
 feigns to be what he is not, who puts on a false 
 person, like the actors in tragedies and come¬ 
 dies. Our Saviour frequently accused the Phari¬ 
 sees of hypocrisy. Mat. 23. 1.3, 14, /jc. Their 
 character is drawn out in that chapter; as, (1) 
 I hey say and do not, verse 3. their practice was 
 not agreeable to their doctrine, and therefore their 
 cxaiTiplc zifl? not to he iynitdtcd 3 for they iynposed 
 many strict injunctions, over and aim e what the 
 law required, and severely exacted obedience thereto 
 from others, but did not observe the least part 
 thereof themselves, verse 4. (2) What good things 
 they did, were only for ostentation, to be seen of 
 men, verse 5. (.3) They ambitiously affected 
 
 titles, vain applanse, and the precedency at enter¬ 
 tainments, verse 6-12. (4) They hid their cry¬ 
 ing sins under the colourable appearance of vir¬ 
 tues, and pretended to holiness, that they might 
 .sm with less suspicion and more security, verse 
 14. These our Kaviour compares to whited sepul¬ 
 chres, that within contain sordid dust and rotten¬ 
 ness, verses 27, 28. t5) They were exact in light 
 matters, they tithed mint and cummin, but 
 neglected substantial duties: They were zealous 
 in the outward parts of religious worship, and 
 neglected righteousness and mercy', thinking to 
 compensate their defects in the duties of one table, 
 by strictly observing the duties of the other, verses 
 23, 24. (6) 'They studied rather an external 
 
 purity, than the inward purity of the heart, verse 
 25. (7) These hypocritical Scribes and Pharisees 
 pretended a great deal of respect to the ancient 
 prophets, and to disallow what their fathers did to 
 them, and yet were as ready to practise the like 
 themselves to Christ and his apostles, verses 29, 
 .30, 31. (8) Hypocrites pray to God only in the 
 tinie of sickness and danger, when by their afflic¬ 
 tions they are driven to it, but shew no love to 
 prayer or delight in God in time of pro-perity 
 Job 2 (. 8, 9, 10. (9) They judged and censured 
 others severely for smaller faults, being in the 
 mean time themselpes guilty of greater crimes. 
 Mat. 7- 5. (10) 'J'hey were more for outward 
 ceremonies and human traditions than for the 
 true and spiritual worship of God, Mat. 12. 1, 2, 
 
 7- I 15. 2, 7i 8, 9. (11) In worldly affairs they 
 were quick-sighted, not so in .piritual and hea¬ 
 venly things, lilark .3. 4. (12) Hypocrites in 
 imbltc calamities are fearful, Isa. .33. 14. 
 
 'This .sin /^ hypocrisy is dtfflculrly cured, in that it 
 is not easily discovered by men, and does not ex¬ 
 pose to shame, but is subservient to many carnal 
 ends Men cannot dive into the hearts of others, 
 and cannot discern between the paint of hypocrisy 
 and the life of holiness. Hypocrisy also turns 
 the means of salvation into poison; for the fre¬ 
 quent exercise of religious duties, rihich is the 
 means to sanctify others, conjirms and hardens 
 iiypocntes. 
 
 T/ie effectual means to cure it, is a stedfast belief 
 of the. pure and all-seeing eye of God; who sees 
 AIH U ItBTCX'CT it tSj (Zud il'lll bt'iflff It ttltO JudffiTi€Tlt• 
 
 H hypocrite may hide his sin from the eyes of 
 others, and .sometimes from his own conscience, but 
 can never impose upon God. The stedfast belief 
 oj this truth will cause frequent andsclemn tluiughts 
 oj God, as our Inspector and Judge: Cur Saviour 
 makes use of it as an argument against hypo- 
 I"- '• veof the leaven 
 
 or the Pharisees, which is hvpocrisy. for there 
 is nothing covered that shall not‘be revealed- 
 neither hid that shall not be known, &c. ’ 
 
J AS 
 
 Tsa VI. 6. his heart will work iniquity, to practi^ h. 
 Jllat '’3. 28. within ye are full ot /i. and iniciuity 
 niark ii. 15. he knowing their fi. said unto theni 
 T 7ilee l^.l. beware of leaven of Pharisees,whicli is 
 1 Tim 4^2. speaking lies in A. their conscience seared 
 Tam 3 17 .wisdom from above is pure and without A. 
 jam.i.U. hypocrisies.,, 
 
 1 'Ppt o 1 wherefore laying aside all malice and n. 
 irei... . HYPOCim'E.. 
 
 Job 8. 13. and the A. hope shall perish . 
 
 13 16. for an A. shall notcome before him 
 17. 8. tlie innocent shall stir up himself against A. 
 op 5 and tlie joy of the A. is but tor a. moiiient 
 27 ; i. what is the hope of the A. tho’ he hath gained 
 34.30. that the A. reimi not, lest the people be snaied 
 Prov. 11.9. an A. with his mouth destroy, neighbour 
 Isa. 9.17. fur every one is an A. and an evil doer 
 Nat.i. 5. thou A. first cast out the beam outot eye 
 L^ike 6. 42. thou A. cast beam out ot thy own eye 
 13 15 thou A. doth not each one loose his ox . 
 
 IlYPOCRlfES. 
 
 Job 15. 34. the congregation ot A. shall be desolate 
 36. 13. but the A. in heart heap up wrath 
 Isa. 3.3. 14. fearfulness hath surprised the A. 
 
 Mat. 6. 2. do not sound a trumpet, as the A. do 
 5. when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as A. aie 
 16. moreover, when ye fast, be not as the A, 
 
 15. 7. ye A. well did iLsaias prophesy, Matk 7- b. 
 
 16 3 O ye A. ye can discern the face of sky, but 
 can ye not discern the signs of times i Luke 1-. 56. 
 
 18. but .lesus said, wliy tempt ye rne, ye A.. 
 
 23.1.3. woe unto you, scribes and 11'^r'sees, A. ye 
 shut up kingd. against men, 14, lo, -3, -5, -7, -9 
 24. 51. shall appoint him his portion with the A. 
 Luke 11.44. woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, A. 
 
 HYPOCRITICAL. 
 
 Ps. .3.5.16. with A. mockers in feasts, they gnashed 
 Isa io 6. 1 will send him against an A. nation 
 HY.SSOP . 
 
 Is an kerb very generally known, and in llebrew 
 called Esob. It was commonly made use ottn 
 purijicatxon instead of a sprinkler: 2A«j Gurf 
 ^mmanded the Hebrews, when they came mt oj 
 Egypt, to take a bunch oj hyssop, to pP 
 the blood of the Paschal lamb, and spi inkle the 
 lintel and two side-posts with it, Txod. 
 Sometimes they added a little wool toit, oj a scarlet 
 colour. So in the pmification of lepers, they 
 dipped a bunch composed of hyssop, 
 of cedar, and red wool, in water mingled with the 
 blood of a bird, and with it sprinkled the leper, Lev. 
 
 J)lvict’M/des to these ceremonial 
 
 Psal. 51.7-Purge me with hyssop, and i shall be 
 clean ; that is. As lepers and other unclean persons 
 are by thy appoint men t purified by the use oj hyssop 
 and other things, so do thou cleanse me, a most 
 leprous and polluted creature, by thy grace, and by 
 the virtue of the blood of Christ, winch is represent¬ 
 ed and signijied by those ceremonial usages-. 
 Hyssop is a shrub, which shoots out abundance oj 
 suckers from one root only: it is as hard as an-y 
 large wood, and grows about a foot and a halj 
 high. At particular distances on both sides oj its 
 stock it pushes out longish leaves, which are hard, 
 ednriferous, warm, and a little bitter to the taste. 
 The 'blossom of it appears at the top oj the stem, oj 
 an azure colour, and like an ear oj corn. J here ate 
 two sorts of it, the garden, and mountain hyssop. 
 It is very probable that hyssop grows to a veiy 
 great height in ,1 udea, it is said in the gospel, 
 that the soldiers having filled a spunge with vinegar, 
 they put it upon a stick of hyssop, a-tid presented 
 it to our Saviour's mouth, who was then upon the 
 
 cross, .Tohn 19. 29. , . , c , i j- 
 
 lExod. 12. 22. ye shall take a bunch ot A. and dip it 
 Lev. i4.'4. take cedar-wood,scarlet, and A. 6, 49, ol. 
 
 52. shall cleanse the house with the A. and scarlet 
 Hum. 19.6. shall cast A. into the midst ot the burning 
 18. a clean person shall take A. and dip it in vyater 
 1 Kings 4. 3.3. from the cedar-tree even unto the A. 
 Psal. 51. 7. purge me with A. and 1 shall be clean 
 JoA«"lQ.29. they filled a spunge, and put it on A. 
 ileb. 9. 19. he took blood with A. and sprinkled 
 
 people 
 
 I. 
 
 'I ts referred CT) To God, to set forth, [Jl]_77ie dig 
 nity of his person, Vs-a\. S\. lsa^4o. o, b. UJ 
 Ilis great power and might, Gen. L . 1. L3J trts 
 eternal and unchangeable being m himselj, r.xocl. 
 3. 14. [4] The certainty of his promises and 
 
 threatenings, Exofl. 6. 2. Kum. 14. .35. (H) do 
 
 the Son of God. [1] Before his manijestation in 
 -the flesh. Cant. 2. 1. [2] When manijested,»Urk 
 14. 62. Luke 24. .39. (HI) To the Holy Ghost, 
 Acts 10. 20. (IV) To the church. Cant. 2. 16.1 
 6. 3. (V) To the good angels, Luke l.,]9. I 2. 10. 
 Eev. 22. 9. (VI) To evil angels, 1 Kings 22. 21, 
 22. (V 11) To OTgK denoting, [IJ Ihctr 
 
 yride, Tsa. 47- B, 10. [2] The certainty if what 
 is spoken. Gal. 5. 2. Philcm. 19- [3] J he 
 
 readiness of the speaker to perform his duty, or 
 what is enjoined him, Mic. 3. 8. 51 at. 21. 30. 
 (VIII) To the creatures, Kum. 22. 30. .ludg. 9. 
 
 9. 11.15- „ J u 
 
 Oew. 6.17. behoM I, even I, do bring a flood on earth 
 9.9. I, behold I, establish my' covenant with you 
 34. 30. 7shall be destroyed, 7 and my house 
 37.10. siiall 7, thy moth, and brethr. come to bow ? 
 .30. the child is not, and 7, whither shall 7 go. 
 39. 9. there is none greater in tins house than 7 
 Lxfld. 3.11. who am 7, tliat 7should go to Pharaoh > 
 9.27- !.■. is rigliteons, 7 and my people are wicked 
 14. 17. and 7, behold 7, will harden the hearts 
 18. 6. 7 thy father-in-law .lethro am come to tliee 
 "SI. 6. 7, behold 7, have given with him Aholiab 
 Lev. 26.28. 7. even 7, will chastise you tor your sms 
 Hum. 3.12. 7, behold 7, have taken the l ev. 18. 0. 
 d)eiu. 7 . 17 . nations 11 .ore than J, how can 1 disposs. 
 
 Deut .32. 39 . 7 , even 7, am he, t^here is no G.with me 
 Josh 14 . 7 .forty years old was 7 when Closes sent me 
 Jiidg. S.i 7,ex4n 7, will sing to the Lord .od pt Isr. 
 
 7. till 71)eborah arose, that 7ai ose mother 111 Hr. 
 
 7 ! 18. when 7 blow, I and all that are with me 
 11. 37 . may bewail my virginity, 7and my fellows 
 lo o 7 and my people were at strife with Ammon 
 
 "0 4. 7 came to Gibeali, 7 and my concubine 
 
 1 Sam. 24.17. he said,thou art more righteous tlian 7 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 28. 7and my kingd. are guiltless betoi e L. 
 
 13.13. 7, whither shall 7 cause my shame to . 
 
 1 Kings 1.21. 7 and son Solom. be counted offendei s 
 18.22. J, even 7, only remain a proplitd, 19.10,14. 
 
 1 Chr. 29.14. who am 7, what my peop. 2 Chr.... 6 . 
 
 2 Chr. 32. 13. what 7and fathers nave done to peo. 
 Ezra!. 21. 7, even I Artaxerxes, make a decree 
 Neh. 5. 15. hut so did not 7 ,.because ot tear ot G. 
 Eseh. 4.16 .1 also and my maidens will fast likew ise 
 Job 1. 15.1 only am escaped to tell thee, 16, 17,19. 
 
 15. 6 . thy own mouth condemiieth thee, and not i 
 . 34 . . 3 . 3 . whether thou refuse or choose, and not / 
 
 Ps. 61. 2. lead me to the rocktliat is higher than I 
 142. 6 . persecutors, for tliey are stronger than J 
 Eccl. 2. 25. who can hasten hereunto more than i. 
 
 Cant.2.1. 7 am the rose of Sharon, andlilyot val. 
 
 6 . . 3 . 1 am my beloved’s, 7-19-. II B. 10 . 
 
 Isa. 8.18. 7and child. L. hath given me, Heh^~- 13- 
 41. 4. 7 the Lord tlie first, 1 am he, 4.3. 11, ~o. 
 
 10. 7 am with thee, for 7 am t*’)’ ^3. 5. 
 
 -44. 6 . 7am the first, 1 am the last. 48.12. /fey. 1.1<. 
 
 7 . who as I shall call, and shall declare iC 
 45 . 12 . J, even my hands have stretched out heax . 
 
 46 4 . even to voiir old age 1 am he, Jhave niade 
 
 9. 7am God, and there isnone e se, 7 am Gml 
 
 48. 15. 7, even 7 have spoken, I have called him 
 16. from time that it was, there am 7, Mat.^. M 
 
 49. 5. yet shall 7 be glorious in the eyes ot the L. 
 
 51 12 . 7, even 7 am he, .52.6. II52.6 behold, it is I 
 65. 5 . stand by tliyselt, tor 7 am Imlier than thou 
 Ter ‘’0. 7. 7 was deceived, thou art strongei than 1 
 2 . 3 .' .39. behold 7, even 7, will utterly torget you 
 
 Ez 'ek.'b. 8 . behold 7, even 7, am against thee 
 ‘6 3 . behold 7 , even 7 . will bring a sword upon you 
 34.11. beh. I, even 7, will search sheep and seek 
 26 . 7 even 7 , will judge between tat catt. and lean 
 44 ‘^ 8 '. 1 am their inherit. 7 am their possession 
 Dan's. 15. when I, even 7 Dan. had seen the vision 
 IIos. 5 . 14. 7 , even 7 , xvill tear, 7 will take away 
 Hag. 1.13. Haggaispoke, 7am )yith you, saith Lord 
 Zech. 1.15. for 7 was but little disp eased, theyHielp 
 
 Mai. 1.13.should 7 ncceptofyoiirhands^pith Ld. 
 Mat 3 11. after me is mightier tlian J, Mark 1.1. 
 
 14.27.’it is J, be not afraid, Mark 6 50. .Tohn 6 . 20. 
 
 16. 13 . whom do men say that Jtlie Son ot rnan am . 
 
 18. 20. two or three, there am 7 in midst ot them 
 24*. 5. many shall come in name, saying, 7 am Lhr. 
 
 06. 22. everv one began to say. Lord, is it 7. 
 Mark'l4. 29."tho’ all shall be ofTended,yet will not 7 
 Luke o. 48. thy fatlier and I sought thee sorrow'ing 
 
 11 10 if 7 l)y Leelzeb.castoutdevils, by whomdo 
 
 26 . if 7 with the finger of God cast out devi s . 
 
 21. 8. shall come in my name, saying, 7 am Christ 
 £0. 27. but 7 am among you as he that servetli 
 24.’. 39 . that it is 7 myself, handle me and see 
 John 1. 20. he confessed, 7 am not the Christ, 3. ..8. 
 
 33 7knew him not H 4. 26. 7 that speak am he 
 8 I’C: S not alone, but 7and Fatli that sent me 
 03 . 7 am from above, 7 am not of this woi Id 
 28. shall knowthat 7amlie, 7do nothing of mj’selt 
 58. .lesus said, verily, before Abraham was, 7 am 
 
 10. ’.30. 7 and my E'atlier m e one 
 .38. the Father in me, and 1 in him, 1 (. 21.1 lo. 5. 
 
 1 ” 32 and 7 , if 1 be lifted up, will draw all men to 
 
 13 14 if 7 then your Ltl. and Master have rvashed 
 
 14 20. Jin my Fath. Ij 15. 4. abide in me, 7 in you 
 ok I"o to Path, for my Father is greater than I 
 
 17 . 23.'^7 in them, 26. 1125. but 1 have known thee 
 
 18. 35. Pilate answered, am 7 a .lew . 
 
 Acts 11. 17 . what was 7 ,that 7could withstand God? 
 
 I obtained this treedom ; I "was tree born 
 Korn. 7 . 17 . it is no more 7 ,but sindwell. mme, 20. 
 
 1 Cer 1.12. iamofPaiii, 7of A polios,7ot C hr.3.4. 
 
 o 1 and 7 brethren when 7 came to you declaring 
 
 % 1 ’ and 7 , brethr. could not speak to you as to sp. 
 
 7 ’ 7. 7 would that all men were even as 7 mj'selt 
 B it’thev abide even as I\\ 10 . yet not J, but Loid 
 9 6 . or 7 only and Barnabas, have not we power 
 7 therefore so run, so tight 7, not as one that 
 11 1 be ve followers of me, even as 7am ot Christ 
 15* 10 by the grace of G. I am what Jam,yet not I 
 
 li whether it were 7or tlicy, so wejireached 
 
 16.10. for he workelh the work of Christ, even as I 
 o Cor. il. 22. are they Hebrews t so ain 7 
 ~ 23. 7 am more 1! 29. who is offended, 7 burn not. 
 Gal o \Q 1 thro’ the law am dead to tlie law, that 7 
 on 7 ll've, yet not I, but Christ livetli in me 
 bretiiren be as 7am, tor 7 am as ye me 
 5 11 . 7 , brethren, if 7 yet preach circumcision 
 o’ 14 that 7 should glory in cross, an<i 7 to world 
 liih 1 15. Jalso, after Jheard of vour faith m lesus 
 4 1 Jtherefore, prisoner of the l^rd, beseech you 
 1 'ppt 1 16. it is ^vritten, be ye holy, foi' I am holy 
 o John 1. whom Jlo' eiii tlie trutli, and not 7 oiil v 
 Kev 1. 8 . 7 am Alphaand Omega, hgmn and end 
 ^ 10 as many as J love, 7 rebuke and chasten 
 as VaTso mercame |1 21 . 2 7.l,nhnsaw,C2.8. 
 OO 0 see. thou doit not, 1 am thv fellow'servant 
 'ie I lesus have sent my angel to festitv these 
 thiiT’S I am the root and oftspnng ot David 
 .lACIK'l H. . . 
 
 Kev. 9 . 17 - having breast platesof fire,,;. anil brimst. 
 o\ oi) flip eleventh foundation of the city was a,;. 
 ,i..u.uie .jailer. 
 
 Acts 16. 23. charging the j. to keep them safely 
 .1A NG I,IMG. . . 
 
 1 Tim 1 6 having swerved, turned aside to vamj. 
 
 ^ .lA.sPER. 
 
 T'rod Oft 20. the fourth row an onyx and a;. .39.13. 
 E^ek *’8 13 topaz, the diamond and ;, thv covering 
 
 Kev ' 4 . i he that sat, was to look u|)on like a.;. 
 
 OJ H her light wa.s like to a.;, stone, clear as 
 *18. building of the wall of city was of;. 
 
 IDO 
 
 Kev 21 19. with prec. stones, the first found, was/ 
 
 uev.iuk’j ^.javelin. 
 
 Hum. 25. 7 . and Phiiiehas took a.;, in his hand 
 i Sam. 18. 10. there was a.;, in .Saul s hand. 19- 9. 
 
 11. Saul cast tlie.;. for he said, 1 will smite Dav. 
 
 19 10. he smote the j. into the wall, David tied 
 .lAW. • - 
 
 Judo. 15. 19 . blit God clave an hollow place in the;. 
 
 Job 41. 2. canst thou bore his.;, thro with a thoru . 
 .lAW-BONE. 
 
 Jndg. 15. 15. Samson found a newi.-Aoweot an ass 
 15. 16. with the.;.-Ao?t«of an ass have 1 slam 
 17 he cast awaly the j.-bone out ot his hand 
 JAWS. . , ^ 
 
 Job 29 . 17 . and I brake the ;. of tlie wicked 
 Psal. 22. 15. and mv tongue cleaveth to my 
 
 Tsa.k).2S. there shall be a bridle in;, ot the jieoplc 
 Hos 11. 4. as they that takeolf the yoke 011 their;. 
 JAW-TEE'I'H. . 
 
 Prov. 30. 14. and tUe’ir j.-teeth as knives to devour 
 ICE, S'ceYCE. 
 
 IDLE ^ 
 
 Si'Tiifies [11 One who is slothful or lazy, Exod. 5. 
 
 8 17 [2] One that would work, but is not em¬ 
 
 ployed or hired, Mat. 20.3,6. ^ Unprofitable, 
 not tending io edification, ]\Iat. 12. 30. 
 
 Exod. 5. 8 . for they be 2 . therefore O’ey yy 
 17 . but he said, ye are ;. ve are j^saj , let ua e® 
 Prov. 19 .15. and an i. spul shall suffer hunger 
 Mat. 12. 36. that every L word men shall speaK 
 20 . . 3 . he saw others standing i. in market-place, 0 . 
 
 Lnke 24. 11. and their words seemed as i. tales 
 1 Tim. 5.13. withal they learn to be and not only i. 
 
 IDlAils'ESS. 
 
 Prov. 31. 27 . she eateth not the bread ot i. 
 
 Eccl. 10.18. through i. the house droppetli through 
 Ezek 16. 49. and abundance of i. was in her 
 IDOLATER. . 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 11. if any called a brother be an ?. not to eat 
 Eph. 5. 5. who is an t. hath any^nihentance in kingd. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 10 . yet not altogeth. vyit’h the covetous or 1 . 
 
 6 9 . i. shall not inherit the kingdom m God 
 10 7. neither be ye i. as were some or them 
 IPv ^1. 8. but i. shall have their part in the lake 
 o'o 15 without are murderers andand all liars 
 ■ IDOLATRY" . 
 
 Signifies, [H The superstitious 
 given to tools or false gods. Acts 1;. Ih. l ^or. 
 10 . 7 . [2] The making of any iniage or libeness 
 of God or any creature for a religious end, Hem. 
 
 5 . 8. Gal. 5. 20. [3] AJl human inventions 
 
 thrust into the worship of God, i;eui. i.. o~. 
 
 [41 The setting of the heart inordinately upon any 
 creature, Phil. 3. 19. [5] An inordinate w, 
 and distrustful care for, the things oj the world, 
 
 1 23. stubbornness is as iniquity and i. 
 
 Arts 17 . 16. when he saw the city wholly given to 
 1 CV)?'. 10. 14. my dearly beloved, Hee ^9'" p. 
 
 Gal. 5. 20. the works ot the flesh are 7 . iRhci att 
 Col 3 5 mortify covetousness, v.'hich is 8 . 
 
 • 7DOLArRTES. . . . 
 
 1 Pet 4 3 when he walked in abominable i. 
 
 IDOLATROUS. . . 
 
 o Kings 23. 5. Josiah put down the i. priests 
 
 ~ ^'-•■“0- idol. 
 
 Zech 11. 17 . woe to the shepherd that leavethfiocL 
 ' IDOL 
 
 Signifies, [1] An image or statue representing some 
 jM^l deify, 2 Cor 6M6 [2] 
 
 and sinfully indulged, 1 John 5. 21. [3] Devils, 
 
 1 7&1 Lfl3\ s^iTmideIVi*. in grove, 2 Chr 16. 
 o Chron 33. 7- he set the i. m the. house of God 
 15. he took the i. out of the house 
 Isn. 48.5. lest thou shouldst say, uiy 7. Iiat/i done , 
 66* 3. be that bnrneth incense as it he blessed an u 
 Ter ruo C8. is tills man Coni'ah a despised brokpi*. 
 
 41 . marie a calf and offered saenhee t® *- 
 1 Cor 8.4. wc know an i. is nothing 111 world, 10.19. 
 
 7 some with conscience of the i. to this hour eat it 
 
 Lev. 19 .4. turn ye not unlo i. 1! 26.1. shall make no t. 
 Oft 30. will cast your carcases 011 carcases ot your t. 
 Dent 29. 17. ye have seen their i. wood and stone 
 1 S'ff?w.'.31. 9 . to publish it in the house pt their i. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 12. Asa removed the i. his father made 
 04 26. Ahab did very abominable J- 
 
 filings 17 . 12. for they served 2 CAron. -4. 18._ 
 01 . 11. INIanasseh hath made J udab to sm v itli his t. 
 ~21. Amon served the i. t.hut his father sensed 
 
 os 04 ti;c 7 . that were spied in the land ot .Ju<lan 
 
 i Cfiron. 10. 9. to carry tidings to their 7 . and people 
 16 "O. for all the gods of tiie jicople are t. 
 o Chr. 15.8. Asa put away abominable 7 .puf ot Jud. 
 '34 7 . .iosiah cut down all the i. m the land of Isr. 
 Psal 95 5. for all the godsot the nations are 7 . _ 
 07 i. confounded, they that hoast u 
 
 106 36 they serv. their 7 . that wci e snare to them 
 .38! whom they sacriiiced to the t. of ( anaan 
 115. 4. their i. are silver and gold, l.lo. J.x 
 Isa. 2. 8. their land is full ot 7 . worship woik of fca. 
 18.'and the i. he shall utterly aholisli 
 ”0 shall cast away his i. ot sil ver and gold, 31. 7 . 
 10 10. as my hand hath found king.loms ot the .. 
 
 11 toSamariaand her 7. sodo to Jems, anil her 7. 
 
 19 1 7 of Fgypt shall be moved at bis piesencc 
 3 hev sball seek lo tlie /. and lo the charmers 
 45 . 16 . makers of Z. shall go to contusion 
 46 1. their i. were on the beaAs and on the cattle 
 57 5 ’ inllaming voiirsetve.s with 7 . under green tree 
 Tc/ % Thor are confounded, her imaves broken 
 38. land of images, and they are niad ujion their 7 . 
 E~ek 6 4 cast your slam men betoie >0111 7 . j, 13. 
 6 alt laid waste.your i. may he hroken and cease 
 9 with their eyes which go a whoring after their 7. 
 13 where thev did offer sweet savour to all Ih. j. 
 8 Vn. I saw all tlie i. of Israel pourtrayed on wall 
 14 3 these ni* n set up tbt'ir i. in their liearf, 4.7* 
 5 they are esfran^ed trom me throufzh tneir i. 
 
 6. repent, aud turn yourselves trom yemri. 
 
IF 
 
 IMA 
 
 T.zeTc. 16.and with all the i. of thy abominations 
 18. 6. nor hath lift up his eyes to the i. of Israel, 15. 
 12. oijpressed the poor, hath lift up his eyes to i. 
 20. 7. defile not yourselves with the i. of Eirvpt, 18. 
 8. nor did they forsake the i. of Kjry pt, 1 will pour 
 16. polluted iny sahb. for their heart went after i. 
 24. polluted sahb. their eyes went after father’s i. 
 31. ye pollute yourselves with all your i. even 
 
 K * n 4. 1 2.3. 7, 30. .37. 
 
 39. but pollute ye my holy name no more with i 
 
 22. 3. the city maketh i. against herself to defile 
 
 23. 39. when they had slain their children to their /. 
 49. and ye shall bear, tlie sins of your i, I am !>. 
 
 oo’ 3.-’ ^ destroy i. and will cause their images 
 .33. 2d. and ye lift up your eyes towards your I. 
 36^ IB. tor their i. wherewith they iiolluted it 
 2d. from all your i. will 1 cleanse you, .37. 23. 
 44.10. which went astray from me after their i 
 12. because they ininister. to them before their i 
 o''/ 4- |7..1'.phraiin is joined to i. let him alone 
 8. 4. or their silv. and gold have they made them i. 
 1.3. 2. have niade z. according to their understand. 
 14- 8. what have I to do any more with i. 
 
 Mir. 1. 7. and all the i. thereof will I lay desolate 
 2.18. maker trusteth therein to make dumb i 
 1. + 3. 1 will consume i. with the wicked 
 • ^9' thez. have sjioken vanity, and divin. 
 1.3. 2. I will cut off names of the z. out of the land 
 Acts Id. 20. they abstain from pollutions of z 
 29. abstain from meats offered to z. 21. 25. 
 
 17-1 16. when he saw the city full of i. 
 
 Rom. 2. 22. thou that abhorrest i. dost thou commit 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. as touching thinirs offered to z. 4, fp 
 
 ^ ^ ., NO. 19, 28. Rev. 2. 14. 20. 
 
 12. 2. were Gentiles carried away to these dumb z. 
 
 2 Cor. 6.10. what agreement temple of God with i.? 
 
 1 J ness. 1. 9. how ye turned to God from z. 
 
 \ John 5. 21. children keep yourselves from z. 
 
 Rev. 9. 20. not worship devils and z. of gold and sil 
 ^ .IKALOUS. 
 
 Exod. 20. 5. for I the Lord thy Gorl am a 3 . God, 
 34. 14. Deut. 4. 24, | 5. 9. 1 6. 15. Josh. 24. 19. 
 iVzm. 5. 14. and he be.;, of his wife, 14, + 30. 
 
 Kings 19. 10. I have been J. for the L. of hosts, 14. 
 Ezek. 39. 25. and will be for my holy name 
 18. then will the Lord be7. for his land 
 Rah. 1 . 2. God is 7. and the Lord revengeth 
 A^h. 1. 14. I am 7. for Jerus. 1| 8. 2. was.;, for Zion 
 ~ Cor. 11.2. tor I am ./.over you with godly jealousy 
 „. .- ..lEALOUSY 
 
 oignifies, [1] Suspicion between married persons of 
 their fidelity one to another, Num. 5. 14. [2] 
 An earnest desire and concern for the welfare 
 of others, joined with some degree of fear of them. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 2. [3] The hot displeasure and indig¬ 
 nation of God, Psal. 79. 5. 1 Cor. 10. 22. 
 
 ^.4-.the spirit of.;, come upon him, 14, + .30. 
 15. for it IS an offering of./. and of memorial, 18 
 2d. then priest shall take.;, offering from woman 
 *. 0 , 11. that I consufned not Israel in my /. 
 IJeut. 29 Al 0 . his 7. shall smoke against that man 
 32. 16. they provoked him to /. 1 Kings 14 00 
 21. have moved me to7. I will move therrl toV. 
 
 they moved him to.;, with images 
 79. 5. how long. Lord, shall thy 7. burn like fire ? 
 
 •14.ror7. IS the rage of man, he willnotspare 
 27. + 4 but who IS able to stand before 7. f 
 Cayit.^.Q j. IS cruel as the grave, the coals thereof are 
 r “P /. like a man of war 
 
 Ezek 8. 3 where was the seat of the image of /. ? 
 
 -lA* this image of,;, in entry 
 
 give thee blood in fury and 
 /-.shall depart from thee and will be quiet 
 will set my ./ against tiiee, they shall deal 
 3b. 5. in the fire of .;, have 1 spoken, 6. 1.38. 19. 
 
 1-18. whose land devoured by fire of his7‘. .3.8. 
 ^ch. 1.14. 1 am jealous for Zion with great /. 8. 
 Rom.\ 0 . 19. Moses saith, will provoke you to/. 
 
 1 r.’ Centiles, to provoke them to7. 
 
 1 Cot- . 10. 22. do we provoke the Lord to /. ? 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 2. for l am jealous over you with godly / 
 
 _ ^ . ..TEALqU.SIE.S. ^ 
 
 JSum. 5.29. this wife goeth aside 
 
 Judg. 5. 18. were P,^j?P'|^'fjNj.tjieir lives unto death 
 
 ? of’ f'leir lives, 1 Chr. 11.19 
 
 foSaul,t0 7. of our heads 
 Elute 8. ~3. ship was filled with water, they were in /. 
 
 1 ^or, 15. 30. and why stand “we in i, cv’erv hour*' 
 
 ^ , .lE.SLlNG. y our. 
 
 Eph. 5. 4. nor filthiness,^nornot convenient 
 
 Signifies, [1] A precious and costly ornament, Gen. 
 
 24. o3. [2] Gods childreuy Mai. 3. J7. 
 
 of aold in a swine’s snout 
 20. 15. but the lips of knowledge are a precious7'. 
 Ezek. 16. 12.1 puta7. on thy forehead, and ear-rings 
 .JEWELS. 
 
 Om. 24. 53. the servant brought forth 7. of silver 
 Exod. 3. 22. shall borrow /. of gold, 11 2 | 1" 35 
 35. 22. they brought all,/, of gold, Kum. .31.'5o. ’ 
 ivMw. 31. 51. took the gold, even all wrought /. 
 
 1 Sam. 6-8. aiid put the./, of gold in a coffer,' 15. 
 
 they four, riches and precious 7. 
 
 T d'easuries for all manner pleasant /. 
 
 Job 28. 17. the exchange of it shall not be for 7. of 
 Canf 1 10. thy cheeks are comely with rows of / 
 
 7. 1. the joints of thy thighs are like /. 
 
 /.fa. 61. 10. as a bride adorneth herself with her /. 
 
 17' *’ast taken thy 7. of my gold and silver 
 39. and they shall take thy fair,/. 2.3. 26. 
 
 "If V fherself with ear-rings and7. 
 ivial. 3.17. they shall bemine, when 1 make up my7. 
 
 Signifies, [1] Surely, 'Num. 14. + 2.3. [2] Whether 
 When, Judg. 21. 21. John 
 12. 3^. It denotes, (1) A conditioriy Deut. 28. 
 
 Id. Luke 9. 23. (2) A supposition, Horn. 4. 2. 
 
 4 02 ■ ^ reason of a matter, Eph. 
 
 Gen. 25. 22. she said, if it be so, why am I thas I 
 ^4o 
 
 ISL 
 
 thus II 31.15. if j’e be as we be 
 43. 11. zy it must be SO now, take or (he best fruits 
 .losh. 14. 12. zj so be the Ixird will be with me 
 
 '^'ry till we come 
 
 20. 7. tj lie say thus, it is well, 2 Sam. 15. 26 
 
 4-y we say, z/wesithere ; z/tliey kill us 
 JO. 6. if ye he mine, if ye will hearken to iny voice 
 Jfi 9. 29. ij I be wicked, lO. 15. ji 24.25. ;J it be notso 
 I sal. 7. 3. if I have done this, z/there be iniquity 
 .ler Tt. 18. z/ they be proiihets. ij the word of. Lord 
 ol. 8. take baiin tor her pain, if so be may be heal. 
 l)an. .3. 17. ij it be so, our (iod is able to deliver us 
 
 4.27. ij it may be a lengthening of thy tranquillity 
 Uos. 8. 7. y so be It yield, strangers shall swall. it up 
 Mat. 4. .L ij thou be the .Son ot (iod, command that 
 these stones be made bread, 27. 40. Luke A. 3. 
 
 14. 2(5. ij it be thou, bid iiie come to thee on water 
 
 27.13. let him deliver him, zy he will have him 
 1, ,2' ■‘^9- y'lhop wilt, thou canst make me clean 
 / z o*' t*iey feared people 
 
 Luke 23. .35. ij he be Christ, 39. John 10. 24 
 
 ,1.’ 99- fJ' thou be not l .lias, nor tiiat prophet 
 
 15. 18. z/ the world hate you, 1 John 3. J.3 
 19. 12. Jews cried out, zj thou let this man go 
 
 Arts D. 39. y It be of God ye cannot overthrow it 
 1 Co/. Id. 19. if in this life only we have hope in Chr 
 ^ ®“'^’ heir of God thro’ Christ 
 
 1/ z ■ o’ i^9-^, consolation, if any comfort of love 
 Aeh 3. + n. zj they shall enter into rest, 4. 3, 5 
 
 1 John 2.19. if they had been of us, they would 
 IE not, 
 
 Gen. W. Zl if not I will know || 24. 49. ifn. tell me 
 z j wo;, blot me, I pray, out of thy book 
 
 .Ivdg. 9. Id. y n. let fire come out of the bramble, 20 
 -• wo/, I will take it by force 
 
 o. 9. tj not, then we shall know it is not his hand 
 1 } not, 1 pray thee, let Anino'n go 
 17. 6. shall we do after his say. if not speak thou 
 
 2 Kings o, 10. but If not, it shall not be so 
 Job 9. 24. ij not, where, and who is he ' 
 
 33. 33. tJ not, hearken unto me, hold thy peace 
 Uan .3. 18. but if not, be it known to fliee, O king 
 • 12. give me my jirice ; if not, forbear 
 Euke \0 f). but if not, it shall turn to you again 
 13. 9. if not, after that thou shall cut it down 
 See Were. 
 
 . IF Slow. 
 
 ^ have found favour in thv sight 
 ~7A'^ ifnowthovuto prosper my way 
 49. y wowyou wilUieal kindly with me 
 33.10. Jacob said, if now 1 have found grace in thy 
 
 i/> . -y -z- -^4. 9. Jndg. 6. I7. 
 
 ICO/. 4.7. if n. tijou didst receive it, why dost glory .' 
 r,. zo IGNO.MLNY. 
 
 Erov. 18.3. cometh contempt, and with i. reproach 
 .... , , ^,.1GN0KA]SCE 
 
 bignir.z>s, [1] If ant of the true knowledge of God 
 and oj heavenly things, Eph. 4. 18. [2] Unbelief, 
 which jollows ignorance, 1 Pet. 1. 14. [3] Error 
 imprudence, or surprise, Lev. 4. 2, 13. [4] Idola¬ 
 try, Acts_17. 30. 
 
 Lev. 4. 2. it a soul shall sin thro’ i. against any com- 
 10 zu ‘iif'Pment,5. 15. Num. f5. 24, 27,28, 29. 
 13. the whole coiigregaiion of Israel sin thro’ z. 
 
 wl'CR a ruler hath done somewhat through i. 
 ~i. y any^ot the common people sin through z. 
 JS7ifn. \5. it shall be forgiven then, for it is z, 
 
 1 tbro' i. ye did it, as your rulers 
 
 17- .30. and tne times of this z. God winked at 
 Jph. 4.18. being alienated tlirq’ the i. that is in them 
 o 17u according to the former lusts in your z. 
 
 — Id. that ye may put to silence i. of loolisli men 
 .... , , ^ JGJiORANT 
 
 roi’zI z ^ wants understanding, Isa. 56. 
 
 1;. L_J Une that is not in a capacity to knoio one's 
 rof deliver from troubles, Isa. 63. 16. 
 
 17 knowledge of the true God, Acts 
 
 :(• L4J Une sinning unwittingly, not knowing 
 she Christian religion was the true religion, 
 
 1 iim. 1. 13. [5] Une that has not been trained 
 up in schools of polite learning, nor attained his 
 knowledge by the ordinary way of learning it from 
 men. Acts 4. 13. [6] Une not rightly conceivinw 
 or appiehending, Pom. 10. 3. [7] Une fiat sinneth 
 jor want of the knowledge of his duty, and through 
 mconsideration, Heb. 5. 2. 
 
 w^ 1 and i. T was as a beast 
 m' ir' *1^'" I'^cy are all dumb dogs 
 
 ni fatliei, tho’ Abraham be /. of us 
 
 jrjcis4. 13. and perceived that they were i. men 
 i\Aom, 1.13» now 1 would not have you /. bretliren, 
 
 io ~ 1- 4. 13. 
 
 7, "cmgz. ot God’s righteous, going about 
 11. .D. that ye should be i. of this mystery 
 
 o n' *• ’ct him 1)0 z. 
 
 ~zz Z r not i. of .Satan's devices 
 
 nty compassion on the z. 
 
 " o ,;^-,Icir this they willingly are z. of 
 
 8. but, beloved, bo not z. of this one thing 
 
 A z/zzz. 1.D 8. priests atone tor the soul that sinneth i. 
 
 case, whoso killetli liis iieighliciu' i. 
 //ccyli.og^whoni therefore ye z. worsliip 1 declare 
 1 I im. 1.13. bad mercy, because 1 did it z. in unbcl 
 T , r. . ISLAND. 
 
 Job .2. .30. be shall deliver the i. of the innocent 
 Jsn. .yt. 14^. shall meet with the wild beasts of the i. 
 
 tunning under a certain i. Clauda 
 .0. howbeit, we must he cast on a certain z. 
 
 ~n. 1. they knew that the i. was called Melita 
 /. were possessions of the cliief man of the i. 
 
 J. otliers who had diseases in the /. wt-re healed 
 ccery /. was moved out of its place 
 H>. ~0. every i. fled away, mountains not found 
 ^ . ISLANDS, 
 
 zo'ii’ people from the i of thesea 
 
 13.. .. wild beasts ot the i. shall cry in tneir houses 
 41. 1. keep silence before me, t) z. and let tieople 
 
 4.. J.. and declare the Lord's praise in the i. 
 
 ''yP*/tiake the rivers/, and dry up the pools 
 d 9. 18. to the z. he will repay recoinpence 
 Jer. 50. 39. wild beasts of the z. shall dwell there 
 
 ^ T.SLE. 
 
 of' .• f of the i. say in that day 
 
 23. 2. be still, ye inhabitants of the z. 
 o. pass over to 1 arsliish, howl, inl.'dbitants of i. 
 
 through the i. to Paphos 
 .8. 11. in a ship which had wintered in the z 
 Rev. 1. 9. 1 John was m^the^'. that is called Patmos 
 
 Gezz.l0.5.by these were the z. ofthe Gentilesdivided 
 P.sth. 10. 1. Ahasiierus laid a tribute on the i. 
 
 1 ^ Nngs ofthe z. shall bring presents 
 
 97. 1. leqthe multitude ot the i. be glad thereof 
 Isa. _4. Id. glorify ye the J.ord in the i. of the sea 
 40. Id. he taketh up the i. as a very little thing 
 41.5. the z. saw It and feared, the ends of the earth 
 42. 4. and the z. shall wait for his law 
 JO. the z. and the inhabit, thereof sing his praise 
 f'l' -■ unto me, and heaikenye people 
 
 Dl. D. the z. sliall wait upon me and trust, 60. 9. 
 
 06.19. the z. afar off that have not heard iny fame 
 
 0-’ n'r, I''’®® *• ul Lhittim, and see 
 
 2 d. 22. the kings of the i. shall drink after them 
 31. 10. hear and declare it in the i. afar oflT 
 Ezek 15. shall not z. shake at sound of thy fall> 
 26. 18. the z. tremble, the /. shall be troubled 
 ~7. 3. who art a merchant ot the people for many i 
 0. benches ot ivory, brought out of z. of Chittim 
 I. blue and purple from the z. of Elisha 
 l.D. itiany z. were the merchandise of thy hand 
 •ZD. inhabitante ot the z. shall be astonished at thee 
 39. 6. among them that dwell carelessly in the i. 
 Ean. 11-18. a. ter this he shall turn his face to thez. 
 Aeph. 11. all the i. ot jieathen shall worship him 
 
 Nnecame up /.-favoured, 4,19, 20, 21. 
 43. 6. \Giy dealt ye so /. with me as to tell the man ? 
 
 /f’le-mish thou shaltnot offer 
 Job _0. ,6. it shall go z. with him that is left 
 ! sal. V:fy. 32. It went /. with Moses for their sakes 
 Isa. 3. 11. woe to the wicked, it shall be /. with him 
 J«/. 40. 4. It It seem /. to thee to come with me 
 If- ~A "?■ ^ud his /. savour sliall come up. 
 
 Mic. .J. 4. they behaved themselves /. in their doings 
 Horn. 13. 10. love worketh no z. to liis neighbour 
 _ favouredness. 
 
 Deut. 17.1.not sacrifice goat wherein i.’favoutcdyiess 
 rr J. ^ ILLU.MINATED. 
 
 Heb, 10.32. aftej* ye were ye endured a great fight 
 ^_ J AGr tj 
 
 Signifies, []] A representation or likeness of a per¬ 
 son or thing, 1 Sam. 19. 13. :\Iat. 22. 20. [2? 
 Any shape or picture representing God, or any 
 creature, made for the sake of divine worship, 
 Exod. 20. 4. [3] Uur resemblance of God in. 
 
 Tighteonsness and holiness, Gen. 1.26. [4] Ozzr 
 likeness to God in respect of dominion and power- 
 1 Lor. 11.7. [[)] An essential, substantial, real, 
 and adequate resemblance of the person of another,. 
 l.lD. Heb. 1.3. Itistaken. \X\ Essentially, 
 ;zzzrt;7e of his l ather, Ileb. ]. 3. 
 Aecidental/y, or respecting qualities, spiritual' 
 and heavenly, Gen. 1. 26, 27. [.'5] Existentially, 
 Jor the substance of the things whereof they be 
 images. 1 Cor. J5. 49. Ileb. 10. l. fi] .^/ysti^ 
 cfly Rev. p u, 15. | 14. 9, 11. [5] Uepre- 
 j/zz;a»ce/y, 1 ( or. 11. 7. [6] C’/r///iz, Mat. 22. 
 
 2^’ apparitions, Job 4,16. 
 
 LoJ I zguratzielyy for the transitory felicity aiiS 
 glory oj the wicked, Psal. 73. 20. [9] Idolatrous- 
 
 /y, 2 Kings 17.10, 16. 
 
 I- ^ct us make rnan in our /. 27.1 9. 6. 
 
 D. .5. Adam begat a son in his own /. after liis"/. 
 
 L«). .6. 1. nor rear up a standing /. I)eut. ]6. c?. 
 
 ^ ^I'chal took an /. anil laui it in bed 
 
 16. behold there was an /. in the bed with iiilloiv 
 .lehoram put away the/.of Baaf 
 o/I’z ‘'U"'u the /. and house of Paal 
 
 rri Ir ■ *' Al'^uasseli set carved /.in tlie house of G. 
 lo. an z. was before mine eyes was silenc e 
 t surely every man walketh in an 1. 
 
 (3. x.0. when thou awakest, shalt despise their / 
 
 Kzek. 8. 3. there was the seat of the /. of jealousy, 5. 
 kJan. 2. 31. behold, a great /. stood before thee 
 ^3 d. stone that smote /. became a great mountain 
 L. Kebuchadnezzar the king made an /. of irolcJ 
 D. fall down and worship the golden /. In, 15. 
 
 Hos. 3. 4. isr. shall abide many days without an 1. 
 
 .1/ at. 22. 20. w hose is this i.lMark 12.16. Luke 20.24. 
 Acts 19. .35. ct the /. which fell down Iroin .lupiter 
 Eom. 1.23. and changed the glory of G. into an / 
 
 8.29. to be conformed to the'/, of his Son 
 
 11. 4. who have not bowed the knee to /. of Paal 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 7. torasmuchashe is the /.and glorv ofG 
 Id. 49. and as we'have borne ihe /. of the oa'rthy ’ 
 
 2 Cor. .3.18. and changed into the same /. I'rom glory 
 4. 4. ot Christ, w lio is the /. of God. Col. 1 15 
 
 Col. 3. 10. after the /. of liiin that created him 
 
 Ileb. 1.3. by his .^on, the express /.of liis person 
 10. 1. a shadow, not the very /. ofthe things 
 Rev. 13.14. that they should make an z. to the beast 
 Id. had power to give life unto the /.of the beast 
 14. 9. It any man worship the beast and his /. 
 n. they have no rest, w ho worsb. beast and his /. 
 l.D. 2. that have gotten victory over beast and his / 
 16.2. grievous sore tell on them that worshipped /,, 
 19. 20. hedeceived them that worsiiipped his/. 
 -0.4. w ho had not worshipped the beast nor his i, 
 ■'>ee Gi! WEN. 
 
 LM AGE-gv’/L. 
 
 , Citron. 3, 10. he made two cherubims of i.-work 
 Molten I.MAtII',. 
 
 Uevt. 9. 12. they have made them -o. molten i. 
 i> ®' V fur niy son to make a molten i, 
 
 ^^^^'•^und worshipped molten i, 
 molten i. is falsehood, 51. I7. 
 llab, 1, 18. \\ hilt profiteth the graven and 
 I?*IAOKS. 
 
 Gen, 31.19. "Racliel had stolen her father’s/. 34. 
 
 •ID. I.aban searched hut found not the /. 
 jLiOil. C3. C4. thou shalt overthrow and quite break 
 r /. 31. 13. Dent, J, 5, Nmn. 33. 
 
 -Lev, ^0,30, 1 will cut down your and c<tst carcases 
 
INC 
 
 INC 
 
 IMP 
 
 lSam.6.5. yeshall make a.of your cmerods and mict 
 11 they laid the i. of their einerods on tlie cart 
 o Sam.5. ‘2l. there they left their a. David burnt them 
 y. hast made molten a. to provoke me 
 
 17. 10. set up a. 1| Id. tliey made them inolten a 
 23 24. .losiah put away a. tliat were spied m lanil 
 2 Chro'n. 14. 3. and Asa broke down the a. 5. . 
 
 23.17• .lehoiada brake a. ll 31.1. llezekiah brake a. 
 28. 2. Ahaz made also molten a. tor Baalim 
 
 33. 23. for Amon sacriticed to all the carved a. 
 
 34. .3. Josiah cut down tlie carved and molten a. 4. 
 Jsa. 17. 8. he shall not look to groves or a. 
 
 27. y. the groves and a. shall not stand up 
 30. 22. ye shall detile tlie ornaments of molten a. 
 41 OQ. their molten a. are wind and contusion 
 Jer.~is. 13. he shall break the a. of Beth shemesh 
 50.2. idols confounded, her a. are broken mpieces 
 Eze/c.6A. altars desolate, and your a.shall be broken 
 6. idols broken, and that your a. may be cut down 
 7 20. but they made tlie a. of their abominations 
 Id. 17. taken gold, and madest to thyself a. or men 
 
 21. 21. the king of Babylon consulted with a. 
 
 03'. 14. the a. of the Chaldeans pourtrayed 
 30. 13. 1 will cause their a. to cease out of ^ oph 
 Jio’s. 10.1. increas. altars, they have made goodly a. 
 
 2. shall break down their altars, sppil their a. 
 i 13 2. they have made their molten a. of silver _ 
 Amos 5. 26. ye have borne the tabernacle of your a. 
 iliac. 5.13. thy graven and standing a. will i cut on 
 IMACiDKY. 
 
 E-'ek 8. 12. every man in the chamber of Ins a. 
 IMAtjlM B. 
 
 Job 6. 26. do ye a', to reprove words and speeches r 
 21. 27. the devices ye wrongfully a. against me 
 Psal. 2. 1. why do the people a. a vain thing' 
 
 38.12. they seek my hurt and a. deceits all day long 
 62! 3. how long will ye a. mischief agaiiisnne .' 
 140. 2. which a. misch. in their heart, are tor war 
 Prov. 12. 20. deceit is in the heart of them that a. evil 
 Bos. 7. 15. yet do they a. mischief against me 
 Na/i. 1. y. what do ye a. against the Lord ? 
 
 Zec/i.l. 10. let none a. evil agamst neighbour,8.17. 
 Acis 4.20. wny do tne people a. vain things f 
 IMAGINA nOM 
 
 Si-’-nifies, [1] T/te first ideas, purposes, and motions 
 of the soul, Gen. 6. 5. [2J Stuhhornness, Deut, 
 
 2y. t 19. Jer. 27. t 17" M Corrupt reasonings, 
 
 2 Cor. io. + 5. 
 
 Gen. 6.5. every a. of his heart was evil continually 
 8. 21. the a. of man’s heart is evil from his youth 
 Doit. 29. 19. though 1 walk in the i. of mine heart 
 31. 21. for I know their a. 1 Chron. 28. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 18. keep this for ever in the a. of heart 
 Jer. 23.17. say to every one walke.tli aft. a. of his h. 
 Luke 1. 51. scattered the proud in a. of their hearts 
 IMAGIM A i lON.S. 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 9. L. understands all the a. of thoughts 
 Psal. 81. + 12. 1 gave them up to the hardness of a. 
 Prov. 6. 18. an heart that deviseth wicked a. 
 
 Lam. 3. 60. thou hast seen all their a. against me 
 
 61. thou hast heard all their a. against me 
 Rorn.l.m. but became vain in their a. heaitdarken. 
 
 2 Cor. 10.5. casting down a. that exalt, against God 
 
 See llE.aRT. 
 
 IMAGllSED. 
 
 Gen. 11. 6. nothing restrained, which they have a. 
 
 Ps. 10. 2. let them be taken in devices they have a. 
 21. 11. intended evils, they a. mischievous device 
 IMAGllSEiH. 
 
 Nah. 1.11. there is one that a. evil against the Lord 
 IMMEDIATELY. 
 
 Hat. 4. 22. they a. left the ship and follotved him 
 8.3.a. ins leprosy was cleans. Mark^ .42. Luke 5.13. 
 20. 34. a. received sight, Mark 10. 52. Luke 18. 43. 
 
 ' 26.74. a. the cock crew, Luke 22. 60. John 18. 27. 
 Mark 1.12. a. the Spirit driveth him into w ilderness 
 31. he lifted her up, and a. the fever left her 
 4. 15. Satan cometh a. and taketh away the word 
 ■ 17. when affliction ariseth, a. they are offended 
 Luke 1. 64. Zacharias, his mouth was opened a. 
 
 6.49. a. it fell 1| 8.44. a. her issue of blood staunched 
 13.13. a. she was made straight and glorified God 
 19. 11. tliat the kingdom of God should a. appear 
 John 3. 9. and a. the man w'as made whole 
 Acts 9. 34. Eneas arose a. || 10. 33. I sent a. to thee 
 12. 23. a. the angel of the Lord smote him 
 16. 26. and a. all the doors were opened 
 Gal. 1. 16. a. I conferred not w ith flesh and blood 
 Pev. 4. 2. and a. 1 w'as in the i^pirit, and behold 
 IMMORTAL 
 
 Signifies, [1] One tvho is simply and every icay 
 incorruptible, without possibility of perishing or 
 dying, 1 'I'im. 1. 17. [2] That which being 
 
 once dead shall rise again, never to die more, 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 53. [.3] 'The consummate glory 
 
 and eternal blessedness of the saints in heaven, 
 Kom. 2. 7. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 17. now to the King eternal, a. invisible 
 immortaLuy. 
 
 Pom. 2. 7. to them who seek for a. eternal life 
 1 Cor. J5. 53. and this mortal must put on a. 
 
 54. when this mortal shall have put on a. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 16. who only hath a. dwelling in tlie light 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 10. who brought a. to light th.ro’ the gosi)el 
 
 IMMUi'ABLE. 
 
 Beb. 6. 18. that by two i. things, in which it was 
 IMlMUTABlL'l l Y. 
 
 Beb. 6. 17. the a. of his counsel, confirmed it 
 
 by an oath 
 
 IMPAKT. 
 
 Luke 3.11. two coals, let him a. tohim thathath none 
 Rum. 1.11. that 1 may a. to you some spiritual gift 
 IMPARIED. 
 
 Job 39. 17. nor hath he a. to her understanding 
 l'Thess.".\i. we were willing to have a. our own souls 
 IMPED 1 MEN 1. 
 
 Mark 7. -32. they bring one that had i. in his speech 
 IMPENITENT. 
 
 JJ<aaaa.2.5.thou, after thy a. heart, treasurest up wrath 
 
 IMPETUOUS. 
 
 Fzek. 16. 30. the work of an a. w horish woman 
 IMPLACABLE. 
 
 Rom. 1.31. without natural affection, a. unmerciful 
 iI\lPLEAD, 
 
 Acts 19. 38. the law is open, let them a. one another 
 IMPORiUNriy, 
 
 Luke 11.8. because of his a. he will rise and givehim 
 IMPOSE. . 
 
 Ezra 7 . 24.itshall not be lawful to a. toll upon them 
 IMBOSEl). 
 
 Beb 9.10. stood only m carnal ordinances a. on them 
 IMPOSSIBLE., 
 
 Mat. 17. 20. and nothing shall be a. unto you 
 
 10. 26. with men is a. Mark 10. 27. 18. -7. 
 
 Luke 1. .37. for with God nothing shall be a. 18. ,7. 
 
 17. 1. he said, it is a. but that oftences will come 
 Beb. 6.4. it is a. for those who were once enl ightened 
 
 18. in which it was a. for God to lie, we might have 
 
 11. 6. but without faith it is a. to please God 
 
 IMPOTENT. c - c u 
 
 John 5. 3. in tliese lay a great multitude of a. folk 
 Acts 4. 9. of the good deeil done to the a. iiian 
 14. 8. there sat a man at Lystra a. in his feet 
 IMPOVERISH. 
 
 Jer. 5. 17. they shall a. thy fenced cities thou trust. 
 
 IMPOVERISHED. . 
 
 Jndg. 6. 6. Tsr. was greatly a. because of Midianites 
 /La/. 106. +43. they were a. tor their iniquity 
 Jsa. 40. 20. he that is so a. chooseth a tree will not rot 
 Mai. 1.4. whereas Pdom saith, we are a. but willret. 
 IMPRISONED. 
 
 Acts‘^2. 19. they know that I a. and beat them 
 IMPRISONMENT. . 
 
 Ezra 7. 26. whether it be to death, banishment, or a. 
 Beb. 11. 36. others had trial of mockings, bonds, a. 
 
 IMPRISONMENTS.. . . 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 5. approving ourselves in stripes, in a. 
 
 IMPUDENT. . 
 
 Prov. 7. 13. and with an a. face she said to him 
 Ezek. 2. 4 for they are a. children, and stiti-hearted 
 
 3. 7. the house of Israel are a. and hard-hearted 
 IMPUTE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Freely to account or ascribe to a person 
 that which he himself hath not, or did not, Rom. 
 
 4. 22. [2] 'To lay to one's charge, 2 .Sam. 19. 19. 
 
 [3] 'To be held guilty. Lev. 17. 4. [4] To suspect, 
 
 1 Sam. 22.15. ... 
 
 1 Sam. 22.15. let not king a. any thing to his servant 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 19. let not my Lord a. iniquity to rne 
 Rom. 4.8. blessed, to whom the Lord w ill not a. sm 
 
 IMPUTED. 
 
 Lev. 7.18. nor shall it be a. to him that offerefh it 
 17. 4. blood shall be a. to that man,he shed blood 
 Rom. 4. 11. that righteonsn. inight be a. to them also 
 
 22. therefore it was a. to him ter righteousness, 
 
 23. Jam. 2. 23. Gal. 3. t 6. 
 
 24. for us also, to whom it shall be a. it we believe 
 
 5. 13. but sin is not a. when there is no law 
 
 IMPUTE! H. 
 
 Psal. .32.2. blessed to whom the L. a. not iniquity 
 Rom. 4.6. to whom G. i. righteousn. without works 
 IMPUTING. 
 
 Bab. 1.11.he shall pass over, a. his power to his god 
 2 Cor.3. 19. G. in Chr. not a. their trespasses to them 
 IN 
 
 Signifies, [1] By or through, .lohn 17.10. Gal. 3. 8. 
 [2] Cut of, Exod. 31. 4. [3] W ith, or together 
 with. Mat. 16. 27. [4] As, Mat. 10. 41. [5] 
 
 From, Col. .3. 16. [6] Before, .lohn 1. 1. [7] 
 
 Upon, .lohn 14. 1. [8] After, Mark 13.24. com¬ 
 pared with Maf. 24. 29. , ... 
 
 Gen. 7.16. Noah in the ark, and the L. shut him in 
 John 14. 10. that 1 am in the Lather, 11,20. 
 
 ' Hi.m, \V£, 'iHEF., Them, Us, You. 
 INASMUCH. 
 
 Deut.19. 6. a. as he hated him not in time past 
 Ruth 3. 10. a. as thou followedst not \oung men 
 Mat. 25.40. a. as have done it to one of least qt these 
 45 a. as ye did it not to one of the least of these 
 INCENSE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A rich perfume used in sacrifices, 
 Exod. 37. 29. [2] The merits of Christ s death, 
 
 Kev. 8. .3. , . u r T 
 
 Exod. 30.8. shall burn a perpetual a. before the L. 
 9. ye shall otter no strange a. thereon, nor sacrifice 
 37.29. he made the pure a. of sweet spic es 
 40. 5. shalt set the altar of gold for a. before the ark 
 Lev. 10. 1. each took his censer, and put a. thereon 
 16. 13. he shall put a. on the fire before the Lord 
 Bum. 7. 14. one spoon of ten shekels full of a. 86. 
 16. 7. put a. in them belore the L. to morrow, 17. 
 
 35. a tire consumed the 250 men that offered a. 
 
 46. Moses .said to Aaron, put on a. and go quickly 
 
 47. he init on a. and made an atonem. for people 
 Deut. 311. 10. they .shall put a. bef. thee, and sacrili. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 14. the altars of a. took they away 
 34. 25. forsaken me, and burned a. to other gods 
 
 P.ml. 66. 15. 1 will otter to thee the a. of rams 
 141.2. let my prayer be set forth before tliee as a. 
 Isa.'l. 13. no oblations, a. is an abomination to me 
 43. 23. 1 have, not wearied thee w ith i. 
 
 60. 6. shall bring gold and a. and shew forth praises 
 6.5' 3. sacrilicetli ami burneth a. on altars of brick 
 66. 3. he that burneth a. as if he blessed an idol 
 Jer. 6.20. why cometh there to me a. from Sheba ? 
 11. 12. and cry to the gods to whom they offer a. 
 17. to provoke me to anger, in ottering a. to Paal 
 41.5. offerings and a. in their hand to bring them 
 
 48. 35. and him that burneth a. to his gods 
 Ezek. 8. 11. and a thick cloud of a. went up' 
 
 16. lit. thou hast set mine oil and a. before them 
 23! 41. wliereupon thou hast set mine a. and oil 
 Mai. 1.11. in evei y place a. shall be offered to iny 
 fMkel.19. people were pray ing without at time of a. 
 Rev. 3. 18. having harps, and golden vials full of i 
 8. 3. there w as given to him much a. to otler 
 4! the smoke c)f thy a. ascended up before God 
 See Alt.\k, Burn, Burnt. 
 
 Sweet INCENSE. 
 
 Exod. 25. 6. spices for .sweet i. 35. 8,28. Nnm.4. 16. 
 31.11. to make oil and sweet i. for the holy place 
 
 E.Tod.39.33. they brought the oil and .sweet i. to IMoses 
 Lev 16 12. Aaron took a censer, hands full of fao. i. 
 INCENSED. 
 
 Jsa. 41.11. all they that were a. ag. thee be ashamed 
 45.24. all that are a. against him shall be ashamed 
 1-NCHAN'l ER. 
 
 Deut. 18.10. there shall not be found an a. or a witch 
 INCHANTEKS. 
 
 Jer. 27.9. therefore hearken not to dreamers nor a. 
 INCllAN'IMEN IS. 
 
 E.rod. 7.11. magicians did so with a. 22. 18. 7. 18. 
 Lev. 19. 26. nor shall ye use a. nor observe times 
 Bum. 23.23. there is no a. against .lacoh, nor divinat. 
 24. 1. Balaam went not to seek for a. but set his face 
 2 Kings 17.17. Isr. useci divinat. and a. and did e\il 
 21. 6. IManasseh used a. 2 Chron. .33. 6. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 11. surely the serpent will bite without i. 
 Isa. 47. 9. and for the great abundance of thine a. 
 12. stand now with thine a. and thy sorceries 
 IN CLIN E. 
 
 Josh. 2-1. 23. i. your heart to the Lord God of Israel 
 1 Kings 8. 58. that he may a. our hea. to keep his law 
 Psal. 7t). 1. a. your ears to the words of my mouth 
 119. 36. a. my heart unto thy testimoni. not to cov. 
 14i. 4. a. not my heart to any evil thing 
 See Ear. 
 
 INCLINED. 
 
 Judg. 9. 3. and their hearts a. to follow Abimelech 
 Ps. 40.1. L. a. unto me, and heard my cry, 116. 2. 
 119. 112. 1 have a. mine heart to pertorm thy stat. 
 Prov. 5. 13. nor a. mine ear to them who instruct, me 
 Jer.7. 24. nor i. ear, 26.1 11. 8. I 17. 2.3. | 31. 14. 
 25.4. but ye have not a. your ear, 35. 15.1 44. 5. 
 INCLIN ETH. 
 
 Prov. 2. 18. her house a. to death, and paths to dead 
 INCLOSE. 
 
 Cant. 8. 9. if she be a door, we will a. her with cedar 
 INCLOSED. 
 
 Exod. 39. 6. onyx-stone a. in ouches of gold, 13. 
 Judg. 20.13. Israel a. the lieiijamites round about 
 Ps. 17.10. they are a. in their own fat, speak proudly 
 22.16. the assembly of the wicked have i. me 
 Cant. 4. 12. a garden a. is my sister, my spouse 
 l,am. 3. 9. he liath a. my ways with hewn Stone 
 Luke 3. 6. they a. great multit. of fishes, net brake 
 LN CLOSINGS. 
 
 Exod. 28.20. stones shall be set in gold in a. 39. 13. 
 INCONTINENCY. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 5. that Satan tempt you not for your a. 
 
 INCONTINENT. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 3. without natural affection, a. fierce 
 
 INCORRUPTIBLE. 
 
 Rom. 1. 23. and changed the glory of the a. God 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. we do it to obtain an 1 . crown 
 15. 52. and the dead shall be raised a. we cliangfd 
 1 Pet. 1. 4. begotten us to an inheritance a. undetiled 
 23. being born of a. seed, by the word of God 
 1NC0RRUPT10N._ 
 
 1 Cor. 45. 42. it is sown in corrupt, it is raised in a. 
 
 50. neither doth corruption inherit a. 
 
 53. for this corruptible must put on a, 
 
 54. so when this corruptible shall have put on ». 
 
 INCREASE 
 
 Signifies, [1] The profit which cometh of the earth 
 and of cattle, Deut. 7. 13.1 32. 13. Prov. 14. 4. 
 [2] 'To grow, advance, or improve. Col. 1. 10. 1 
 Thess. 3. 12. [3] 'To be of more esteem and au¬ 
 thority, .lohn .3. 30. [4] To swell up, Gen. 7. 17- 
 [5] To recruit, or reinforce, .ludg. 9. 20. [6] 'To 
 multiply, 1 Chron. 27. 2.3. [7] 'To aggravate or 
 make greater, Ezra 10. 10. [8] To strengthen and 
 enlarge, Luke 17. 5. [9] To male profitable and 
 fruitful, 1 Cor. 3. 6, 7- 
 
 INCREASE, Substantive._ 
 
 Lev. 19. 25. that it may yield you the i. thereof 
 25.7. W thy cattle shall all the a. thereof be meat 
 36. take thbu no usuiy of him or a. but fear God 
 .37. not money for usury, lend him victuals for i. 
 .26. 4. the land shall yield her a. and trees of field 
 20. your land shall not yield her a. or trees of field 
 Bum. 18. .30. as the a. of the threshing floor 
 .32. 14. risen up in father’s stead an a. of sinful men 
 Deut. 7 . 13.1 w ill also bless the a. of thy kine, 28.4. 
 14.22. thou shalt truly tithe all the a. of thy seed 
 28. shall bring forth all tithe of the a. same year 
 16. 15. the Lord thy G. shall bless thee in all thy a. 
 28.18. cursed shall be the a. of thy kine, 5l. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .33. a. of thy house shall die in flow er of age 
 Bell. 9. 37. it vieldeth much a. to the kings over us 
 Job 20. 28. the'a. of his house shall depart, and goods 
 31. 12. it is a tire would root out all mine a. 
 
 Psal. 67.6. earth shall yield her a. and (iod bless us 
 78. 46. he gave also their a. to the caterpillar 
 85. 12. what is good, and our land shall yield her a. 
 Prov. 14.4. but much a. is by the strength of the ox 
 18. 20. and with the a. of his lips he shall be filled 
 Eccl. 5.10. shall not be satisfied with a. this is vanity 
 Isa. 9.7. of the a. of his government shall be no end 
 Jer. 2. 3. first-fruits of his a. was lioliness to the Lord 
 Ezek. 18. 8. not usury, nor hath taken any a. 17. 
 
 13. he hath given on usury, and taken a. 22. 12. 
 .34. 27. tree yield fruit, and earth shall yield her a. 
 Zech. 8. 12. and the ground shall give her a. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 6. 1 have planted, but Goal gave the a. 7. 
 Eph.l. 16. maketh a. of the body toeditying in lovo 
 Col.2. 19. all the body increaseth with the 1. of God 
 INCR I'.ASI',, Verb. 
 
 /.er. 25.16. bv years thou shalt a. the price thereof 
 Dent. 0.3. hear, () Israel, that ye may a. mightily 
 7 22. not at once, lest beasts or the field a. on thee 
 Judg. 0.20. he said, a. thy army, and come out 
 1 Chr. 27 . 23. he would a. Israel like to the stars 
 Ezra 10.10. taken strange wives to a. trt^pa.ss of Isr. 
 ./e/^ 8.7. tho’ small, yet thy lat. end should greatly t. 
 Psut. 44. 12. dost not a. thy w ealth by their price 
 62.10. if riches a. set not your heart upon them 
 71! 21. thou shalt a. iny greatness, and comfort 
 73. 12. w ho prosper in the world, they a. in riches 
 115. 14. the Lont shall a. vou more and more 
 l^rov. 1. 5. a wise man w ifi a. learning, 9. 9._ 
 
 22.16. he that oppresseth the poor to a. his riches 
 ^8.28. but when lliey perish, the lightemis a. 
 
 I 249 
 
I NH 
 
 IND 
 
 EccJ. 5. II. "nods i. they are increased that eat them 
 
 6. 11. there be many things that i. vanity 
 Jsa, 29. ly. the ineeK shall i. their joy in the Ijord 
 57. 9. and didst ?. thy perfumes and didst send 
 Ezeh. 5. 16. I will f. the famine on you and break 
 36. 29. l.will /. it, an.d lay no famine on you 
 .37. I will ?. them with men like a dock 
 Van. 11. 39. wliom he shall i. with glory 
 Jloj,. 4.10. they commit whoredom, and shall not i. 
 2^ech, 10. 8. they shall *. as they have increased 
 JMke 17. 5. the apostles said, Ixird, i. our faith 
 John 3. 30. he must i. but 1 must decrease 
 ? your righteousness 
 
 1 Ihess. 3. 12. tlie Lord make you to L in love 
 
 ""0 f'eseech you, that ye i. more and more 
 
 2 lim. 2. lb. thpy will i. to more ungodliness 
 
 1>.'CREASKD. 
 
 Gen. 7. 17. the waters i. and bare up the ark, 18. 
 30. 30. it was little thou hadst, anti it is now i. 
 
 43. .lacob;'. \\ Lxod. 1. 7.. Israel i. abundantly 
 Exod, ».3. .30. till thou be i. and inlierit the lantl 
 
 1 &am. 14. 19. the noise in the host went on and i. 
 
 2 iiam. 1.5. 12. the people i. with Absalom 
 
 1 Kings 22. .35. the battle i. that day, 2 Chr. 18. .34. 
 1 Chroii. 4. .38. the house of their fathers i. greatly 
 Ezra 9. 6. for our iniquities are i. over our'head 
 Ksal. ,3. 1. how are they i. that trouble me 
 
 4. 7. in the time that their corn and wine i. 
 
 49. 16. when the glory of his house is i. 
 
 105. 24. and he i. his people greatly 
 
 Vrov. 9. 11. the years of thy life shall be i. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 9. I i. more than all before me 
 
 5. 11. goods increase, they are i. that eat them 
 Jsa. 9^ 3. multiplied the nation, and not i. the joy 
 
 26. 15. thou hast i. the nation, O Lord 
 Jer. .5. 6. and their backslidings are i. 
 
 15. 8. their widows are i. above the sand of the seas 
 29. 6. take wives, that ye may be i. there 
 30.14. wounded thee, because thy sins were i. 15 
 
 Lain. 2. 5. hath i, in daughter of .ludah mourning 
 Ezek. 16. 26. and hast i. thy whoredoms, 23. 11. 
 
 28. 5. by thy great wisdom hast thou i. fhv’riches 
 Dan. 12. 4. many run, and knowledge shall be L 
 Dos. 4. 7- as they were i. so they sinned against me 
 ^10.1. according to the fruit, he hath i. the altars 
 Eech. 10. 8. they shall increase, as they have 2 
 Mark 4. 8. other dul yield fruit, that sprang up and i 
 Enke 2. 52. .lesus i. in wisdom and stature 
 
 auri tlie number 
 
 9. 22. but .-'aul 2. the more in strength 
 
 16. 5. the churches t. in number daily 
 '2 Cor . 10. 15. but having hope when your faith is i 
 Eev. 3. 17. sayest, I am rich, and 2. with goods 
 
 .INCKEASL.ST. 
 
 Joh 10. 17> and 2. thine indignation upon me 
 _ , Il^CREA.SE fH. 
 
 .Dh 10^16. my affliction i. \\ 12. 2.3. he i. nations 
 E.fal. ( 4. 2.3. tne tumult of those 2. continually 
 J^rov 11. 24. there is that scattereth, and yet 2. 
 
 2.3. 28. she 2. the transgi'essors among men 
 24. 5. a man ot knowdedge i. strength 
 28. 8._ he that by unjust gain 2. his substance 
 ~9. lb. wlien wicked are multiplied, transgression i, 
 ^ccl. 1. he tiiHt 7 . knowledi?©, sorrovr 
 
 Jsa. 40 29. to them that have nojnight, he i. strength 
 J_ios. 12. 1. he daily i. lies and desolation 
 
 that which is not his 
 
 CoL 2.19. the body 2. with the increase of God 
 ^ , , INCREA.SIKG. 
 
 ■ Col. 1. 10. and i. in the knowledge of God 
 ilS'CHEDlIUdw 
 
 Acts 26. 8. why thought i. God should raise dead ’ 
 
 „ IMCURAELE. 
 
 'V - o' Lord smote him with an z. disease 
 
 Joo 34. D. my wound is L wdthout transgression 
 u y/ound 2. which refusetli 
 
 1>. thy bruise is 2. || 15. thy sorrow is 2. 
 
 J\kic. 1. 9. tor her wountj is 2. it is come to Judah 
 y. INDEBl'ED. 
 
 Euke 11. 4. we forgive every one that is i. to us 
 _ IKDEllD. 
 
 19. Sarah thy wdfe sliall bear a son i. 
 
 ®he is daughter 
 
 07. 8. sha t thou 2. reign over ns, shalt thon i ? 
 
 10. shall 1, thy mother, and brethren 2. come 
 40. lo. tor 2. 1 was stolen aw'ay out of the land 
 
 Exod. 19. 5. it you will obey my voice i. 23. 2'^ 
 
 Eev. to. 18. ye should 2. have eaten it in Iml v'piace 
 I,. , hath the Lei 2. spoken only by iMoses 
 21, thou wiit 2. deliver this people 
 
 V promote tliee to honour ’ 
 JJeut 2. 15. 2. the hand ot the 1,. was against them 
 21. 16. sonot the hated, which is i. the first-born 
 Josh. (. 20. 2. I liave sinned against the I ord 
 1 i>am. 1. 11. It thou wilt i. look on the affliction 
 
 1 KingsQ. 27. God 2. dwell on earth, 2 Chr. 6 18 
 
 2 Kings 14. 10. thou hast 2. smitten Edom 
 ^ 9"row. 4. 10. O that thou w ouldest bless me i. 
 
 21. 17. it IS i that have sinncfl and done evil i 
 Job 19. 4. and he it i. that I liave erred 
 Esai. 5R. 1. do ye i. speak righteousness, O congre 
 r '’.®^r ye 2. see ye 2. hut perceive not ~ 
 
 Jer. 22. 4. tor it ye do this thing i. then ivin-'s 
 Mat. ^ l^ . I 2, baptize, Mark 1. 8. l.nke .3’. 16. 
 Jylark\\. 3.. men counted tluit he was a prophet i 
 JMke22,. 4\ we 2;. justly || 24. .34. Lord is riUi 2.' 
 ft -•’.r*!'®!'! .an Israelite 2. in whom no guile 
 
 4. 42. that this is t. the Christ, the Saviour 
 
 S' ni' meat i. my blood is drink 
 
 7. 26. do the rulers know i. that this is vei y Christ ? 
 
 ^re vc inv disciples i 
 .36. if tlie Son make you free, ye shkll be free i. 
 
 Acts 4. 16. for that i. a notable miracle been done 
 ^li nptsub.iect to the law, neither 2. can he 
 
 14. ^0. all things 2. arc pure, but it is evil for that 
 - Cor, IL 1. you could bear, and i. bear with me 
 1. lo. some z, preach Christ, even ot’ envy 
 ^ srievous 
 
 t ov”' 6 a shew of wisriom 
 
 } towards all the brethren 
 
 1 o, 3. honour widows that are widows z, 
 
 5 . she that 13 a widow 2. and desolate, 16. 
 
 INF 
 
 1 Pet. 2.4. disallowed i. of men, but chosen of God 
 
 ‘See K.\ PEA VO till. 
 
 1^■DIG^AT10N 
 
 Signifies, [1] Wrath, anger, Ise'h. 4. 1. Esth, 5. 9. 
 [2J Envy, Acts 5. I7. [3] 'J'he judgments of tiod, 
 or the dreadful effects of his anger, Isa. 26. 20. 
 [4] Messages of wrath, Jer. 15. 17. [5J A holy 
 displeasure agaimt one's self for stn, accompanied 
 with a j'ear of falling into temptations, so as to be 
 otercome by them, 2 Cor. 7. 11. 
 
 2 fC2>/,7.>-.3. there was great i. against Israel 
 Keh. 4 . 1. Sanhallat took great 2. mocked the .lews 
 Esth. 5. 9. Hainan was full of i. against Tdordecai 
 Jot) 5. + 2. and i. slayeth the silly one 
 
 19. 17. and there increasest thine i. upon me 
 / sal. 69. 24. pour out thy i. on fliem, and letnone 
 78. 49. he cast on them wratli, i. and trouble 
 102. 10, because of thine i. and thy wrath 
 Im. 10. 5. and the staff in tlieir h:uid is mine 
 25. tor yet a little while, and the i. shall cease 
 1.3. 5. Lord, and weapons, of his 2. Jer. 51.25. 
 
 2b. 20. hjde thyself till the i. be overpast 
 3i). 27.. his lips are full of i. his tongue as fire 
 .30. with the i. of his anger, and with the liame 
 34. 2. tor the 2. of the Ixird is on all nations 
 60. 14. 2. shall he known towards his enemies 
 Je)\ 10. 10. nations shall not he able to abide his i. 
 Id. 17. tor thou hast filled me with i. 
 
 Earn. 2. 6. hath (lesiiised in i. of his anger the king 
 k^ek.21. 31. 1 will pour out mine i. upon thee 
 22. 24 the land not rained on in the liay of his i. 
 31. therefore I iioured out mine 2. on them 
 1 'ftn. 11. 30. and have 2. against the hol\' covenant 
 A/ V ’^•9-1 will bear the i. of the Lord 
 JS ah. 1. 6. who can stand before his i.'! 
 
 .3. 12. thou difist march through the land in i. 
 li'ist had 2. these seventy years 
 Mai. 1. 4. people against whom the f.orcl hath i. 
 4‘at. 20. 24. they were moved with 2’. against two 
 26. 8. they liad i. sa^dng, to what purpose is this 
 Enke 1.3.14. ruler of si’iiaLmgiie answered with i. 
 Acts 5. 17. and they were'filled with i. 
 
 Korn. 2. 8. but obey unrighteousness, i. wrath 
 2 Cor. 7. 11. yea what i. ! yea what fear! 
 
 Jxeb. 10. 27. a fearful looking for of fiery i. 
 liev 14. 10. poured out into the cup of his i. 
 INDirilSG. 
 
 Acts 1. 3. 
 
 Prov. 25. 
 Ezek. 36. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 
 
 0. they shall mock thee which art i. 
 
 T Tc: T? A TcTri* 
 
 Psal. 45.1. my heart is i. a good matter 
 
 industrTous. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 28. seeing the voung man that he was i, 
 INEXCUSABLE. 
 
 Pcom. 2.1. therefore thou art i. O man, tliat judgest 
 INFALLIBLE. 
 
 he shewed himself by many i. proofs 
 INFAMY. 
 
 10. and thine i. turn not away 
 3. and ye are an i. of the people 
 INFAMOUS, 
 thev shall mock th« 
 
 INFANT. 
 
 1 Sarn^ 15. 3. slay man, woman, i. and suckling 
 Isa. 60 . 20. shall be no more thence an i. of days 
 . INFANTS. 
 
 Job 3. 16. or as 2‘. which never saw liglit 
 JJos. 13.16. tiieir i. shall bedashed in pieces 
 Euke 18. 15. and they brought also i. to him 
 , , INFERIOK. 
 
 I) 12.3. understanding 1 am not i. to you, 13. 2. 
 Ean. 2 . .39. sliall arise another kingdom 2. to thee 
 what were ye i. to other churches 
 Ueb. 2, t7. madest liim little i. to the angels 
 ^ . INFIDEL. 
 
 Cor, 6.15. hath he that believeth with an i.j 
 
 Tim 
 
 5. 8. denied faith, and is worse than an i. 
 INFINirr 
 
 Job 22. 5. and are not thine iniquities i. ? 
 
 X fnl. 147. 5. great is I.ord, his understanding is i. 
 JSiah. 2. t 9. take the spoil of their i. store 
 3. 9. and Egypt were her strength, and it was i 
 . . INFIRMUY 
 
 Signifies, [1] Sickness, or feebleness of body, 1 Tim. 
 0.2.3. [2] xljkiictions, reproaches, and persecution.^', 
 ~ Cor. 12. 10. [.3] Spiritual iveakness, and defects 
 in grace, Rom. 6. 19. I 8, 26. [4] Eailings and 
 mistakes, either through ignorance or zeeakness. 
 Rom. 15. 1. 
 
 Zer; 12. 2. the days of separation for her i. 
 
 I sal. 77. 10.1 said, this is mine i. but 1 will 
 Prov. 18. 14. the spirit of a man will sn.stain his 2. 
 Kvke 1.3. 11. a woman which had a spirit of 2. 
 
 12. woman, thou art loosetl from thine i. 
 
 John5. 5. whicii had an i. thirty-eight years 
 Row. 6. 19. because of the 2. of your ties!) 
 
 Gal 4. 1.3. ye know how through i. I preached 
 
 himself also is compassed with i. 
 7. -B. the law maketh liigh-priests which have i. 
 1>>1'1IUM1TIES. 
 
 17, hiinself took ourL and bare oar 
 LAike 5.15. Came to f.e healed b^' him of their i. 
 
 7. 21. m that hour he cured man3' of their 2. 8. 2. 
 horn. 8. 26. the Spirit also helpeth our i. 
 
 15. 1. strong ouglitto bear the 2. of the weak 
 2 Cor .11. ,30. ot the things which concern mine 1. 
 12. 5. ot myself I glorv not, but in mine i. 9. 
 
 uicretore I take pleasure in mine i. 
 
 1 -f fw. 5. 23. use a little wine for tliine often i. 
 lieb. 4.15. be touched with the feeling of our i. 
 
 ^ ^ INFLAME. 
 
 Jsa. o. 11. woe to those continue till wine i. them 
 INFLAMING. 
 
 Isa. o (. 5. i. \'Ourselves with idols under everv' tree 
 ^ I.\ FLA.MMAl'lON. 
 
 Eev. 1.3. 28. for it is an 2. of the burning 
 Dent. 2d. 22. the I,ord sliall smite thee with an i, 
 
 ^. . IN FLIC 1 ED. 
 
 - Cor. _. 6. punishment which was i. of many 
 riooo, l-NFLUENCES. 
 
 Job 38. 31. canst thon hind the i. of Pleiades ? 
 INI-OLDING. 
 
 Ezek. 1.4. a fire 2. itsolt, and a brightness 
 ^ IN FOBM. 
 
 Deut. 17.10. according to all that they i. tliee 
 
 „ ^ . INFORMED. 
 
 JJan.9. A. 2. me, and talked with me, and said 
 ^m21,21. arc 2. of thee that thou teachest, 24. 
 24. 1.2, the governor against Paul, 25. 2, 15 
 ^INGA'J HERING. 
 
 r^od, ^3.16. feast of the i, in the end of tlie vear 
 _ INGllAFlKD. 
 
 Jam. 1. 21. and receive witli meekness tlie ». word 
 INHABFJ'. 
 
 JSum. .35. .31. defile not the land which ye shall i 
 I rev. lu. .30. the wicked sliall not i. the eartb 
 Jsa. 42, 11. the villages that Kedar doth i. 
 
 ^ build houses anil i. them 
 
 2.. they shall not build, and another*. 
 
 shall 2. the parched places 
 48.18. thou daughter, that dost *. Dibon 
 Jvzek. .33. 24. thev that i. these wastes of Israel 
 Amos 9. 14. shall build the waste cities and i. them 
 ^eph. 1. 13. shall build houses, but not *’. tliem 
 ^ INIIABLIANT. 
 
 Del. 5. 9. niany houses great and fair without t. 
 
 6. 11. till the cities be wasted without». 
 
 9. 9. Lpliraim and the 2. of .Samaria shall know 
 
 12. 6. cry out and shout, thou i. of Zion 
 
 20. 6. the 2.ot this isle shall say in that day 
 
 24. 17. the pit and snare are on thee, O t. of earth 
 r' P sa3', 1 am sick 
 
 Jer. 2. 15. his cities arc burned without». 
 
 4. 7- th^' cities shall be laid waste without an *. 
 
 or^ o-r su ’9. I 34.22. 
 
 19.17. gather tliy wares, () i. of the fortress 
 
 21. 13. 2. cf the valley ||22. 2.3. i. of Lebanon 
 
 "■ a curse without an *. 
 
 46. 19. waste and desolate, without i. 51. 29, 37. 
 19- 19. p 2. of Aroer || 4.3. O f. of Moab 
 ol. .3o. be upon Bab3’Ion, shall tlie *. of Zion say 
 Amos 1 o. 1 will cut off the i. from plain of Aven 
 
 8. and I will cutoff the i. from Ashdod 
 Ao- P«.ss away i. of Saphir, i. of Zaanan 
 io‘ I *■ waited carefull3‘ for good 
 
 13. O thou 1 . of Lachish, bind the chariot 
 
 10. will bring an heir to thee, O ». of Mareshah 
 Zeph.2 5. I ^ylll destroy, that there shall be no*', 
 
 3. 6. tlieir cities destroyed, so that there is none *. 
 JNHABIl ANT.S. 
 
 Gen. 19. 25. he ovei threw all the *. of the cities 
 lijxod, lo. 14. shall take hold ot the L ofPalestina 
 
 15. all the t. of Canaan shall melt away 
 Eev. 18. 25. the land itself vomiteth outlier ». 
 
 20. 10. shall proclaim liberty to all the *. thereof 
 JSum. 1,3. .12. is a land that ea.tefh up the ». thereof 
 Deut. 1.3. 1.3, have withdraM'n the i, of their city 
 
 15. thou shalt surely srnite the ». of that city 
 Josh. 2. 24. even the *. ot the country do faint 
 
 11. 19. that made peace, save the *. of Gibeon 
 
 17. 12. could not drive out the *. .Tudg. 1. 19,27. 
 Ji/dg.2. 2. make no league with the*, of this land 
 
 5. 7. the 1 . of the villages ceased till 1 arose 
 
 2.3. curse ye bitterly the i. thereof 
 19. 18. be liead over all the *. ofGilead, 11. 8. 
 
 21. 9, were none of the *. of Jahesh-gilead there 
 
 10. go and smite tlie *. of.Iabesli gilead 
 Kiffh 4.4. saying, buy it before the ». and elders 
 
 1 Kings 17.1. Llijah who was of the *. of Gilead 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. their *. wereof small jxiwer 
 
 1 Chron, 9, first i. that dwelt in their possessions 
 
 2 Chrim._2(). 23. stood against the i. of mount Seir 
 Job 26. 5. are formed from under the i. thereof 
 Psal. 33. 8. all the *. of world stand in awe of him 
 
 14. he lookefli on all the ». of the earth 
 49. 1. liear this, give ear, all ye *. of the world 
 (5. 3. the earth and all the *. thereof are dissolved 
 Jsa. 10.13. put down the 2. like a valiant man 
 
 18. 3. all ye 2. of the world, see ye, when he 
 
 23. 2. be still, ye ?. of the isle, thon whom, 6. 
 
 24. 1. and scattereth abroafl the *. thereof 
 
 5. the earth isdefilecj under the 2. thereof 
 
 6. theretqre the i. of the earth are burned 
 26. 9. the 2'. of the world will learn rigliteousness 
 
 18. nor have tlie 2. of the world fallen 
 .38.11. behold man no mere with the 1. of the world 
 40. 22. the i. thereof are a.s grasshoppers 
 42.10. isles and 2. sing to the IxirH a new song 
 
 11. let tlie 2. of the rock sing, let them shout 
 49. 19. land top narrow 53- reason of the 1. 
 
 Jer. 1.3. 1.3. I will till the 1 . with drunkenness 
 
 19. 12. thus will I do to the *. thereof 
 
 21. 6. I wijl smite the 2. of this city, man and beast 
 
 2.3. 14. as Sodom, and the *. thereof as (iomorraJi 
 
 25. 29. for a sword upon the 2. thereof, 50. .35. 
 
 26.15. ye shall bring innocent blood on the ». 
 
 49. 8. turn back, dwell deep, O 2. of Dorian, 30 
 .50.34. the Lord will disquiet the 2. of Babvlon 
 51. .35. and my blood upon the *. of C haldea 
 /.am. 4. 12.2. of the world would not have believed 
 Ezek. 29. 6. 2. of Lgypt sliall know I am the Lord 
 Dan. 4. .35. *. ot the earth are reputed as nothing 
 Mtr. 6. 12. the *. thereof have spoken lies 
 
 16. that 1 should make the i. thereof an hissing 
 Zech. 8. 20. there shall come the 2. of many cities 
 21. tlie 2. of one city shall go to another 
 liev. 17. 2. the 2. of the earfli have been made drunk 
 See Jer rsAi.r.’ii. 
 
 INIIA BIJ A N i S the land. 
 
 Gen. 34. .30. to make me to stink among the i. of I. 
 
 the/, of 1. into your hand 
 .34.12. lest thou niake a co- en. with i. of land, 15. 
 
 cities becausft of the 2. of land 
 ■■>.). o2. shall drive out the 2. of 1. 55. 2 Chr. 20. 7. 
 
 - *• faint because of 3'ou 
 
 ‘ ■ ^ ® shall hear of it and environ 
 
 9. 24. to destroy allthe *'. of the land from bef. you 
 1 ham. 27.8. these nations were of old the 2. of lard 
 i Chr. 22. 18. he hath given 2. o//. into mv hand 
 
 }a *forth on all the ». ofE 
 
 10. 18. hehold, I will fling out the 2. ofl. at once 
 4i. 2. men. sha I cry, and allthef. ofl. shall howl 
 
 Jlo.r 4. 1. Lord hath a confroversv with the i ofl, 
 
 } ■ 1*^1**'' x*'’® !; >• tremble for the day 
 
 Zech. 11. 6. tor I will no more pit3' the *. of the 1. 
 r. , , . INHABIIEb. 
 
 JirXodm 16. 35. eat itianna^ till they came to a laud 
 
INI 
 
 INI 
 
 INH 
 
 Lev. 16.C2. goat bear their iniquities to a land not i. 
 
 C bam. 24. t’d. came to ttie nether land newly i. 
 
 %a l.'l. 20. it siiall never be i. nor dwelt in 
 ■44.’26. thou Shalt be i. || 45. 18. formed it to be t. 
 
 5-1. :l. and make the desolate cities to be 2. 
 
 Jer. C). 8. lest I make thee a land not 2. _ 
 
 17.6. shall inhabit in a salt land and not 2. , 
 
 22. 6. I will make thee cities wliich are not t. 
 
 46 "6. afterward it shall be i. as in the days of old 
 50. 13. it shall not be i. H 30. no more 2. tor ever 
 Lick. 12. 20. the cities that are i. shall be laid waste 
 
 26. 20. when 1 shall set thee, that thou be not i. 
 
 20. 11. nor shall it he 2. forty years . , 
 
 36.10. the cities shall be i. and the wastes bunded 
 
 38. 12. upon the desolate places that are now 2 
 
 £:eck. 2. 4. .Jerusalem be i. as towns without walls 
 9. 5. from Claza, and Ashkelon shall not be i. 
 
 12. 6. .lerusalem shall be 2. again m her place 
 
 14.10. it shall be lifted up, and 2. in her place 
 
 11. no destruction, but .1 eras, shall be safely i. 
 
 IhJHABlTER.S. 
 
 Lev. 8. 13. saying, woe, woe, woe, to i. of the earth 
 12 12. woe to the i. of the earth and ot the sea 
 iNHABITE.sr. 
 
 Psal:9.Q.. 3. O, thou that i. the praises of Israel 
 INHABITE I li. 
 
 Job 15. 28. he dwelleth in houses which no man 2. 
 Isa. SJ. 15. thus saith the lofty One that 2. eternity 
 IJSHARITIMO. 
 
 Psal. 74. 14. be meat to the people i. the wilderness 
 IMHERir 
 
 Signifies, [1] To possess by right of inheritance 
 or succession, Deut. 21. I6. [2] To subdue by 
 
 grace, and gain to the church of Christ, Psal. 
 82. 8. Isa. 54. 3. [3] To come into, Luke 18. 
 18. 1 Cor. 6. 9. [4] 'To be led away with, 
 
 .ler. 16. 19. 
 
 •Gen. 15. 8. whereby shall I know that I shall i. it.^ 
 pxod. 32. 13. and they shall i. it for ever 
 2fum. 18. 24. 1 have given it to the Levites, to i. 
 
 26. 55. accord, to the names of tribes they shall i. 
 32. 19. we will not 2. on yonder side Jordan 
 Deut. 1. 38. for he shall cause Israel to 2. it 
 
 12. 10. which the Lord God givctb. you to i. 
 
 21. 16. he maketli his sons to i. what he hath 
 Judg. 11. 2. thou shaltnot i. in our father’s house 
 2 bam. 2. 8. to make them i. the throne of glory 
 Psal. 25. 13. and his seed shall i. the earth 
 
 . 37. 9. that wait on the Lord shall i. the earth 
 
 11. but the meek shall i. the earth, Mat. 5. 5. 
 
 22. such as be blessed of him shall i. the earth 
 69. .36. the seed also of his servants shall i. it 
 82. 8. arise, O God, for thou shalt i. all nations 
 Prov. 3. 35. the wise shall i. glory, but shame 
 
 8. 21. cause those who love me to i. substance 
 11. 29. troubleth his own house, sliall i. the wind 
 
 14. 18. the simple i. folly, but the prudent 
 Isa. 49. 8. to cause to i. fhe desolate heritages 
 
 54. 3. and thy seed shall i. the Gentiles 
 65. 9. and mine elect shall i. it, and my servants 
 Jer. 12. 14. I have caused my people Israel to i. 
 
 49. 1. wily then doth their king i. Gad ? 
 
 Pzek. 7. t 24. they shall i. their holy places 
 
 47. 14. ye shall i. it, one as well as another 
 Zech.l. 12. the Lord shall i. Judah his portion 
 Mat. 19. 29. and shall i. everlasting life 
 25. 34. come i. the kingdom prepared for you 
 Mark Id. 17. i. eternal life, Luke 10. 25. 1 18. 18. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 9. unrighteous not i. the kingdom of God 
 10. neither shall extortioners i. Gal. 5. 21. 
 
 15. 50. tiesh and blood cannot i. the kingdom of 
 
 God, nor doth corruption i. incorruption 
 Ileb. 6. 12. who through faith i. the jiromises 
 1 Pet. 3. 9. are called,'”that yesh.oukl i. a blessing 
 Lev.H. 7. he that overcometh shall i. all things 
 INHERIT/W. 
 
 Gen. 15. 7. to give thee this land to i. it 
 
 28. 4. that thou mayest i. land wherein a stranger 
 Lev. 20. 24. 1 have said, ye shall i. their land 
 Turn. 34. 13. this is the land ye shall 2. by lot 
 Deut. 2. 31. possess, that thou mayest i. his land 
 
 16. 20. 2. the land the Lord giveth thee, 19. 3. 
 Psal. 37. 29. the righteous shall i. the land 
 
 31, and he shall exalt thee to i. the land 
 Isa. 60. 21. they shall i. the land for ever 
 
 Lzek. 47. 13. border, whereby ye shall i. the land 
 INHERITANCE 
 
 Signifies, [1] An estate, lohether come by succession, 
 or donation, Num.26. 54. Prov. 13. 22. [21 'Those 
 whom God chooseth as his peculiar people, Psal. 28. 
 9. I 94. 14. [3] 'The land of Canaan, Psal. 79. 1. 
 [41 The nations that should become the subjects of 
 Christ's kingdom, and be governed and saved by 
 him, Psal. 2. 8. [5] The kingdom of heaven, 1 
 
 Pet. 1. 4. [6] Hereditary, Deut. 4. 20. [?] Pos¬ 
 session,'^um. .34.2. 
 
 ■Gen. 31. 14. is there any portion or i. for us ? 
 
 48. 0, after the name of their ()rcthren in their i. 
 Lxod. 15. 17. plant them in mountain of thine i. 
 Lev. 25? 46. for ever take them as an i. for ever 
 Hum. 16. 14. or given us i. of fields or vineyards 
 18, 20. have no i. for I am thy part and thine i. 
 27- 8. shall cause his i. to pass to his daughters 
 
 9. i. to brethren 11 10. i. to father’s brethren 
 .32. 19. our i. is fallen on this side, ,32. 1 ,34. 15. 
 
 34. 18. take one prince, to divide the land by i. 
 
 36. 3. and shall be put to the i. of the tribe, 4. 
 
 9. nor i. remove trom one tribe to another 
 Deut. 4. 20. a peo})le of i. as ye are this day 
 9. 26. destroy not thine i. 1| 29. they are tliy 2. 
 
 32. 9. Jacob is the lot of his i. 
 
 Josh. 13. 14. sacrifices of I^rd their i. 18. 7- 
 33. the Lord (iod of Israel w'as their i. 
 
 14. 2. by lot was their i. Psal. 78. 55. 
 
 14. Hebron therefore became the i. of Caleb 
 
 17. 6. daughters of Manasseh had t. among sons 
 24. 28. every man to his i. .Judg. 2. 6.1 21724. 
 Judg. 21. 17. must be ant. fdr them that escaped 
 Until 4. 6. cannot redeem 2. lest mar mine own i. 
 
 1 bam. 10. 1, hath anointed thee captain over his i. 
 26. 19. from abiding in the 2. of the l.ord 
 
 2 bam. 20. 1. nor i. in son of Jesse, 1 Kings 12.16. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 3. that ye mav bless the 2. of the Lord 
 
 1 A twwB. 51. they be thy people and thy i. 53. 
 
 21. 3. give the i. of my fathers to thee-, 4. 
 
 2 Kings 21.14. will forsake the remnant of mine i. 
 
 1 Chrnn. 16. 18. land of Canaan, the lot of your i. 
 Nell. 11. 20. in all cities, every one in his i. 
 
 Job .31. 2. w hat i. of the Almiglity from on high 
 Psal. 16. 5. the Lord is the portion of mine i. 
 
 28. Q. bless thine i. || .33. 12. chosen for his i. 
 
 37. i8. and their i. shall be for ever 
 
 47. 4. he shall choose our i. for us 
 
 68. 9. whereby thou didst confirm thine i 
 
 74. 2. the rod of thine 2. thou hast redeemed 
 
 78. 62. and was wroth with his i. 
 
 71. he brought him to feed Israel his i. 
 
 79. 1. O God, the heathen are come into thine t. 
 
 94.14. not cast off, neither will he forsake his i. 
 
 105. 11. the land of Canaan, the lot of your i. 
 
 106. 5. that I may glory with thine i. 
 
 40. insomuch, that he abhorrerl hispw’ti i. 
 
 Prov. 13. 22. a good man leaveth an i. to childreij 
 17.2. shall have part of the i. among the brethren 
 
 19. 14. house and riches are the i. ot fathers 
 
 20. 21. an i. may begotten hastily at the beginning 
 Eccl. 7. 11. wisdom is good with an i. 
 
 l.sa. 19. 25. blessed be Israel mine i. 
 
 47. 6. I have polluted mine f. and given them 
 
 63.17. for thy servants’ sake, the tribes of thine i. 
 Jer. 10.16. Israel is the rod of his i. 51.19. 
 
 .32. 8. for riirht of i. is thine, redemption is thine 
 Lam. 5. 2. our i. is turned to strangers, our houses 
 Ezek. .36.12. shall possess thee, thou shalt be their i. 
 44. 28. it shall be unto them for an i. 1 am their i. 
 
 46.16. the i. thereof shall be his son’s, 17. 
 
 18. shall not take of the people’s i. by oppression 
 47.22. they shall have ?. with you among tribes, 23. 
 Mat. 21. 38. kill him, and let us seize on his i. 
 
 Mark 12. 7. and the i. shall be ours, LukeiO. 14. 
 Luke 12. 13. speak, that he divide the i. with me 
 Aets 20. 32. to give you an i. among all sanctified 
 
 26.18. and i. among them sanctified by faith in me 
 Gal. .3. 18. if the i. be of the law, it is no more 
 Eph. 1.11. in whom also we have obtained an i. 
 
 14. which is the earnest of our i. till redemption 
 .18. the riches of the glory of his i. in the saints 
 5. 5. hath any i. in the kingdom of Christ and God 
 Col. 1. 12. to be partakers of the i. of the saints 
 3. 34. and ye shall receive the reward of the i. 
 TIeb. 1. 4. as he hath by i. obtained a name 
 9. 15. might receive the promise of eternal i. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.4.” begotten us to an i. incorruptible 
 For INHERITANCE. 
 
 E.vod. .34.9. pardon our sin, and take us/or thine / 
 Num. 18. 21. all the tenth in Israel/or an i. 26. 
 
 26. 53. the land shall be divided for an *. 33. 54. I 
 34. 2.1 .36. 2. Deut. 4. 21, 38. 115. 4. j 19- 
 10. Jo.Ji. 13. 6, 7, .32.1 14. 1. 119. 49, 51. 
 Ezek. 45. 1. 1 47. 22. 1 48. 29. 
 
 Deut. 20. 16. the Lord doth give thee for an i. 21. 
 23. 1 24. 4. 1 25. 19. I 26. 1. Josh. 11. 23. I 
 13. 6. 1 14. 13. 1 Kings 8. 36. 2 Chron. 6. 
 27. Jer. .3. 18. 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 8. leave it for an i.for children, Ezra 9.12. 
 Psal. 2. 8. I shall give thee the heathen for thy i. 
 Ezek. 33. 24. the land is given us for an i. 
 
 44. 28. it shall be to tiiem for an i. 1 am their 
 47.14. this land shall fall unto you for an i. 
 lieb. 11. 8. which he should after receive for an i. 
 
 No 01' none INI! ER11 ANCE. 
 
 Num. 18. 20. thou shalt have no i. 23, 24. I 26. 62. 
 Deut. 10. 9,1 14. 27, 29.1 18. 1, 2. Josh. 
 1.3. 14, 33.1 14. 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 10.16. w'e have no i. in the son of Jesse 
 Acts 7. 5. and he gave him none i. in it 
 
 INIIERl 1ANCE,S. 
 
 Josh. 19. 51. these are the i. Joshua divided by lot 
 INHERITED., 
 
 Num. .32. 18. we will not return till Israel have i. 
 Josh. 14.1. children of Israel i. the land of Canaan 
 Psal. 105. 44. they i. the labour of the people 
 Jer. 16.19. surely our fathers have i. lies 
 Ezek. 33. 24. Abraham was one, and he i. the land 
 Heh. 12. 17. when he would have i. the blessing 
 INHERITEI'H. 
 
 Num. 35.8. according to his inheriting w’hich he i. 
 INHERITOR. 
 
 Isa. 65. 9. out of Judah an i. of my mountains 
 bee Enjoy, Enjoin. 
 
 INIQUITY 
 
 Signifies, [1] Sin and wickedness in general. Mat. 
 7. 23. [2] Original corruption, Psal. 51. 5. [3] 
 Punishment for sin, Gen. 19. 15. I.ev. 5. 1. 
 
 Gen. 15. 16. the i. of the Amorites is not yet full 
 19.15. lest thou be consumed in the i. of the city 
 .44.16. God hatli found out the i. of (by servants 
 Exod. 20. 5. visiting t*he i. of the fathers upon the 
 children, .34. 7. Num. 14. 18. Deut. 5. 9. 
 34. 7. forgiving i. and transgression, 14.18. 
 9. go amongst us, and pardOn our i. and our sin 
 Lev. 18. 25. therefore 1 do visit the i. thereof 
 Num. 5. 15. an offering bringing i. to remembrance 
 .31. then sh.all the man be guiltle.ss from ?. 
 
 14. 19. pardon, I pray thee, the eye of this people 
 2.3. 21. he hath not beheld i. in .lacob, nor seen _ 
 Deut. 19. 15. nor rise up against a man tor any i. 
 
 .32. 4. he is a God of truth and without i. just 
 Josh. 22. 17- is the i. of Peor too little for us ? 
 
 1 bam. 3. 1.3. judge for the i. w hich he knoweth 
 14. the i. of I'.li’s house shall not be purged 
 
 15. 23. and stnhboinness is as i. and idolatry 
 20. 8. if there be in me i. slay me. thyself 
 25. 24. upon me let this i. be, 2 bam. 14. 9 
 
 2 bam. 14. 32. if there be i. in me, let him kill me 
 19. 19. let not my Lord impute i. to me 
 
 24. 10. to take away i. of thy servant, 1 Chron. 
 
 21.8. 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 7. for there is no i. with Txird our God 
 .Job 4. 8. they that plow i. reap the same 
 5. 16. the poor hath hope, and 1. stoppeth her mouth 
 6.29. return, I pray you, let it not be i. return 
 .30. is there i. in my tongue ? cannot my taste 
 11. 6. God exacteth'less than thine i. deservelh 
 
 Job n. 14. if i. be in thy hand, put it far away 
 
 15. 5. for thy' mouth utteretb thine L 
 
 16. filthy is man which drinketh i. like water 
 22. 23. thou shalt put away i. far from thy tabern. 
 .31. 11. it is an i. to be punished by judges, 28. 
 
 3.3. 9. 1 am innocent, nor is there t. m me 
 .34. 32. if I have done t. I wdll do no more 
 36. 10. he commandeth that they return trom t. 
 
 21. take heed, regard not i. for this hast chosen 
 
 2.3. or who can say, thou hast wrought i. J 
 Psal.J. .3. O Lord, if there be i. in my hands 
 
 14. behold, he travaileth witli i. and conceived 
 
 10. 47. under his tongue is mischief and i. 
 
 32. 2. blessed to whom the Lord imputeth not i. 
 
 5. and thou forgavest the i. of my sin 
 
 36. 3. the words of his mouth are i. and deceit 
 
 39. 11. w'hen thou dost correct man for i. 
 
 41. 6. his heart gathereth i. to itself 
 
 49. 5. when the i. of my heels shall compass me 
 51. 5. behold I was shapen in i. and in sin mother 
 53. l.theyarecorrupt, andhavedoneabominable*. 
 
 55. .3. they cast *. upon me, and in w'rath hate me 
 
 56. 7. shall they escape by i. ? cast down, O God 
 
 66.18. if 1 regard i. in my heart. Lord not hear me 
 85. 2. thou hast forgiven the i. of thy people 
 
 94. 20. throne of i. have fellowship ^vlth thee 
 107. 42. and all i. shall stop her mouth 
 109. 14. let the i. of his fathers be remembered 
 119. 3. they also do no i. they walk in his ways 
 1.33. let not any i. have dominion over me 
 125. 3. lest they put forth their hands to i. 
 
 Prov. 16. 6. by mercy and truth i. is purged 
 19. 28. the mouth of the wicked devoureth 
 
 22. 8. he that soweth / shall reap vanity 
 
 Eccl. 3. 16. place of righteousness that i. was there 
 Isa. 1. 4. a people laden with i. a seed of evil doers 
 
 13. it is i. even the solemn meeting 
 
 5.18. woe to them that draw i. with cords 
 
 6. 7. thine i. is taken aw'ay, and thy sin purged 
 
 14. 21. prepare for the i. of their fathers 
 
 22.14. this i. sliall not be purged from you 
 
 27. 9. by this shall the i. of Jacob be purged 
 
 29. 20. and all that watch for i. are cut oft' 
 
 30. 13. this i. shall be to you as a breach 
 
 40. 2. cry unto her, her i. is iiardoned 
 
 5.3. 6. the Lord hath laid on him the i. of us all 
 57.17. for the i. of his covetousness was 1 wroth 
 59. 3. for your fingers are deliled with i. 
 
 4. bring forth i. 1| 6. their vrorks are works of *. 
 
 7. their thoughts are thoughts of i. wasting 
 61. 9. be not \u oth, nor remember i. for ever 
 
 Jer. 2.5. what i. have your fathers found in me 
 22. thine i. is marked before me, saith the Lord 
 .3. 1.3. only acknowledge thine i. that thou hast 
 
 13. 22. for the greatness of thine i. are thy skirts 
 
 14. 20. we acknowledge the i. of our fathers 
 
 16.10. what is our i. H17- i- hid from mine eyes 
 30. 14. for multitude of thine i. 15. Hos. 9. 7. 
 
 .32.18. recompensest i. of fatliers into the bosom 
 
 50. 20. the i. of Israel be sought for, and none 
 
 51. 6. flee out of Babylon, be not cut off in her *. 
 Lam. 2. 14. they have not discovered thine i. 
 
 4. 6. for the punishment of the i. of my people 
 
 22. the punishment of thine i. is accomplished, 
 
 he will visit thine i. O daughter ai Edom 
 Ezek. 4. 4. lay i. of the house of Isra'el upon it 
 7.13. nor strengthen himself in the i. of his life 
 
 9. 9. the i. of the house of Israel is great 
 16. 49. this was the i. of thy sister Sodom 
 
 18. 8. that hath withdrawn his hand from i. 
 
 17. he shall not die f or the i. of his father 
 .30. repent, so i. shall not be your ruin 
 
 21.2.3. he will call to remembrance your i. 24. 
 
 25. when i. shall have an end, 29. [.35. 5. 
 
 28. 15. wast perfect, till i. was found in thee 
 
 18. defiled thy sanctuaries by i. of thy traffic , 
 
 44. 12. caused the house of Israel to tall into i., 
 Dan. 9. 24. to make reconciliation for i. 
 
 Hos. 7. 1. the i. of Ephraim was discovered 
 
 10. 9. against children of*. ]11.3. ye reaped i. 
 
 12. 8. find no i. in me H 11. is there i. in Gilead ? 
 
 13.12. the i. of Ephraim is hound up, his sin hid 
 14. 1. return, for tliou hast fallen by thine i. 
 
 2. take away all *. and receive us graciously 
 Mic. 2.1. woe to them that devise i. on their beds 
 .3. 10. they build up lerusalem with i. 
 
 7.18. who is a God like to thee, that pardoneth i.? 
 Hab. 1. 3. why dost thou shew me i. and cause me 
 
 13. of purer eyes, and thou canst not look on i. 
 
 2.12. woe to him that establisheth a city by i. 
 Zeph. .3. 5. the just Lord, he will not do i. 
 
 13. the remnant of Israel shall not do i. 
 
 Zech. 3. 4. 1 have caused thine i. to pass from thee 
 9. 1 will remove the i. of that land in one day 
 Mai. 2.6. and i. was not found in his lips, he walked 
 in peace, and did turn many away from i. 
 Mat. 1.3. 41. they shall gather them which do i. 
 
 23. 28. within ye are full of hypocrisy and *. 
 
 24.12. because i. shall abound, love shall wax cold 
 Acts\. 18. purchasefl a field with the reward of i. 
 
 8. 23. for 1 i)erceive thou art in the bond of i. 
 Pom. 6.19. your members servants to i. unto i. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 6. reioiceth not in i. but in the truth 
 
 2 'Thess.Q.'i. the mystery of t. doth already work 
 2 'Tim. 2. 19. that nameth C'hrist, depart from a. 
 ~Tit. 2. 14. that he might redeem us trom all i. 
 Heb. 1. 9. and thou hast hated i. therefore God 
 Jam. 3. 6. the tongue is a fire, a woi.'d >n t. 
 
 bee Bear, UoMMir, CoM.MnTED. 
 
 His IN IQUri'Y. 
 
 Num. 15. .31. his i. shall be upon him 
 Jo.ji. 22. 20. that man perished not alone m Ins t. 
 Job 20. 27. the heavens shall reveal his i. 
 
 21. 19. God laveth up his i. for his chihlren 
 Psal. 36. 2. until his i. be found to be hateful 
 ./er. 31.30. die for h. i. Ezek. 3.18,19. 17-16. | 18.26. 
 EzeP 14.7. the stumbling block ot his 1 . 14. 
 
 18. 18. even lie shall die in his i. 33. 8, 9. 
 
 33. 6. he is taken away in his i. but his blood 
 2 i^ct 2.16. Balaam was rebuked tor his i. 
 
 Mine INIQUriY. 
 
 Gen. 4.113. mine i. is greater than may be forgiven 
 
 2.51 
 
INI 
 
 INS 
 
 1 Sam. CO. l.'wliat is mme i. and what is my sin ’ 
 
 2 Sam. 22. Ct. I kept tliyselt tVoin ?ai/te i. Ps. IH. 2.3. 
 Job 7. 21. why dost tliou not take away mine i. / 
 
 10. C. that thou inquirest aftci' t. 
 
 14. thou wilt not acquit me from 7nme i, 
 
 14. 17. sealed in a hair, thou sewest up mhie i. 
 
 31. 33. it" 1 covet ed, by hiding mive i. in my bosom 
 J^sal. 25. 11.0 l.onl, pai'don mine i. tor it is great 
 
 .31. 10. my strength faileth because of mine i. 
 
 32. 5. and mine i. have 1 not hid, I said 
 
 38. 18. tor I will declare mme i. 1 will be sorry foi 
 51. 2. wash me throughly from mme i. clean.se 
 
 Their JIM lOUI I'Y. 
 
 £,ev. 26. 39. left of you, shall pine away in their i. 
 
 40. it they conless their i. and the inicpiity of fath 
 
 41. acceiJt of the punishment of their i. 43. 
 
 I7eh. 4. 5. and coyer not their i. let not their sin he 
 J^sal. 69. 27. add iniquity unto their i. and let them 
 
 78.38. he forgave their i. P tty. .32. 1 wi 11 visit their i 
 94. 23. he shall bring upon tliem their i. 
 
 106. 43. they were brought low for their i. 
 
 Jsa. 1.3. 11. 1 will punish the u icked for their i. 
 
 26. 21. to punish the inhahitants of earth for th. i 
 
 33. 24. the people shall be forgiven their i. 
 
 Jer. 14. 10. he will now remembei' their i. 
 
 . 16. 18. and first, he will recompense their i. 
 
 18. 23. toi'give not their i. nor blot out tlieir sin 
 
 25. 12. that 1 will punisli that nation for their i. 
 31. 34. all know me, for I will forgive ?//«*> i. 
 
 3.3. 8. I will cleanse them from all their i. 
 
 36. 3. that 1 may forgive their i. and sin 
 
 31. I will punish his servants for their i. 
 
 Hiek. 4. 5. 1 have laid on thee the years of their i. 
 
 17. they may consume away for the/r i. 
 
 7. 19. the stumliling block oi their i. 14. .3. 
 
 14. 10. they shall bear the punishment of their i. 
 29.16. wh.fch bringelh their i. to remembrance 
 
 39. 2.3. Israel went into captivity for their i. 
 lies. 4. and they set their heart on their i. 
 
 5. 5. shall Israel and Kphiaim fall in their i. 
 
 9. 9. he will remendier their i. he will visit sins 
 IVork 1^’10U! I'Y. 
 
 Psal. 141. 4. to practise works with men that reork i. 
 Isa. 31. 2. against the hel[) of them that trork i. 
 
 .32. 6. his heart will a'ork i. to practise hypocrisy 
 Pos. 6. 8. Gilead is a city of tliem that 7 £ork i. 
 Mat. 7. 23. depart from me, ye that reork i. 
 
 Workers e/ IMUUITY. 
 
 Job 31. 3. a strange punishment to the riwrkers of i. 
 
 34. 8. which goeth in company with the work, of i. 
 
 22. where the rrer/rr.f e/ 1 . may hide themselves 
 
 Ps. 5. 5. foolish shall not stand, fhou hafestall rr.r/f. 
 
 6. 8. depart from me ail ye work, of i. Lvke 13. 27. 
 14. 4. have all the work, of i. no knowdedge ? 53. 4. 
 28. 3. draw me not away with, the workers of i. 
 .36.12. there are the w.of i. fallen, they are castdown 
 .37. 1. nor he thou envious against the workers of i. 
 59. 2. deliver me from the work, of i. and save me 
 64. 2. from the insurrection of the workers of i. 
 
 92. 7- and when all the workers of i. do flourish 
 
 9. all the workers of i. shall be scattered 
 94. 4. and all the workers of i. boast themselves 
 
 16. or who will stand li[) for me against the to. ofi. 
 125. 5. lead thetn forth with the Tcorkers of i. 
 
 141. 9. keep me from the gins of the workers of i. 
 Prov. 10. 29. destruction shall be to w. of i. 21. 15 
 JKlQUrilK.S. 
 
 Lev. 16. 21. confess over the goat all the i. 
 
 26. .39. m the i. of their fathers shall tliey pine 
 Lzrap. 6. cur 2. are increased over our head 
 
 7. for our i. have we, our kings, been delivered 
 13. thou hast punished us less than our i. deserve 
 
 J\eh. 9. 2. Israel confessed the 2. of their fathers 
 Job 1.3. 2.3. how many are mine i. and sins 
 26. thou makest me to possess the i. of my vouth 
 22. 5. thy wickedness great, and thine i. infinite 
 Psal. .38. 4. and mine i. are gone over my head 
 
 40. 12. inine i. have taken hold on me 
 51. 9. hide thy face from my sins, and blot out all i. 
 64. 6. they search out 2. || 65. 3. i. prevail against 
 79. 8. remember not against us formei' i. 
 
 9o. 8. hast set our 2. before (hee, our secret sins 
 
 10.3. .3. bless the T.ord, who forgiveth all thine i. 
 
 10. nor rewarded us according to our 2. 
 
 l. 30. 3. if thou, L. shouldest mark i. who stand ? 
 
 8. and he shall redeem Israel from all his 2. 
 
 Prov. 5. 22. his own 2. shall take the wicked himself 
 Jsa. 43. 24. thou hast wearied me with thine 2. 
 
 53. 5. but he was bruised for our i. 
 
 59. 12. and as for our 2. we. know them 
 64. 6. our 2. like the wind have taken us away 
 
 7. thou hast consum.'^d us because of our i. 
 
 Jer. 11.10. turned hack to 2. of their forefathers 
 
 14.7. O Lord, though our i. testify against us 
 Lam. 4. 13. for i. of her ju iests that shed blood 
 Lzek. 28. 18. by the multitude of thine i. deliled 
 Pan. 4. 27. break off thine 2. by shewing mercy 
 
 9. 1.3. that we might turn from our 2'. and underst. 
 16. for our sin.s, and for the i. of our fathers 
 Mic. 7. 19. he will turn, he will subdue our i. 
 
 Pets 3. 26. to bless in turning every one from his 2. 
 Pom. 4. 7- blessed are they whose 2. are forgiven 
 Pev. 18. 5. for God hath remembered her i~ 
 
 772«r IMOUiriKS. 
 
 Lev. 16. 22. the goat shall hear on him all their i. 
 Psal. 107. 17. fools because of their 2. are afflicted 
 Jsa. 53. 11. justify niany, for he shall hear their i. 
 Jer. 33. 8. and I will pardon all their i. whereby 
 Lam. 5. 7. our fathers sinned, we have borne their i. 
 Lzek. 32. 27. but their i. sliall be on their bones 
 43. 10. that they may be ashamed of their i. 
 
 Peb. 8.12. their i. will I remember no more, 10.17. 
 Your INIQUITILS. 
 
 jSnm. 14. 3). forty years shall ye bear yovr i. 
 
 Jsa. 50. 1. ior your i. have you sold yourselves 
 59. 2. your 2. separated between vou and your God 
 
 m. ’l.yonr 1 . 1 will recompense, and iniq. of fathers 
 Jer. 5. 25. your 2. have turned away these things 
 Lzek. 24. 2.3. ye shall pine away for your i. 
 
 .36. 31. and shall loathe yourselves for your i. 
 
 .3.3. 1 shall have cleansed you from all yo?^r 2. 
 Pmos 3. 2. therefore 1 will punish you for all your i. 
 
 ii.n 
 
 ^ , INJURED. 
 
 Gal. 4. 12. 1 am as ye are, ye have not f.nie at all 
 INJUUIOU.S. 
 
 1 77/22. 1. 13. who was before a persecutor and 2. 
 
 IN.IU.M ICE. 
 
 Job 16. 17. not for i. in my hands, my prayer pure 
 
 IN IV. 
 
 .Ter. .36. 18. I wrote them with i. in the book 
 
 2 ( or. 3.3. written not with i. but the Sjiirit 
 
 2 John 12. 1 would not write with i. 3 John 13. 
 IMv-HOKN. 
 
 Ezek. 9. 2. with a writer’s 2. by his side, 3, 11. 
 INN. 
 
 Gen. 42. 27. to give hisa,ss provender in the i. 
 
 43. 21. w hen we came to the i. we opened oursacks 
 Exod. 4. 24. by the way in the 2. the Lord met him 
 J.uke 2. 7. there was no room for them in the i. 
 
 10. 31. brought him to an 2 . and took care of him 
 INNER. 
 
 1 Emys 6. 27. Kesetthecherubims in the 2. house 
 1 Chron. 28. 11. gave patterns of the i. parlours 
 Esth.4. 11. shall come to the king into the i. court 
 5. 1. Esther stood in the i. court of the iiouse 
 Ezek. 10. .3. and the cloud filled the i. court 
 42. 15. he made an end of measuring the i. house 
 46. 1. the gate of the i. court shall be shut six days 
 yjets 16. 24. who thrust them into the 2. prison 
 Eph. 3.16. strengthened with might in the i. man 
 See CH.AMiiEit. 
 
 INNERIflO.sr. 
 
 Prov. 18. 8. into the i. parts of the belly, 26. 22. 
 INNOGENCY. 
 
 Gen. 20. 5. in the 2. of my hands have T done this 
 Psal. 26. 6.1 will wash my hands in 2. so compass 
 73. 13. in vain I have washed my hands in i. 
 
 Daji. 6. 22. before him i. was found in me 
 Pos. B. 5. how long will it be ere they attain to 2. ? 
 
 . INNOCENT. 
 
 E,xod. 2.3.7. the 2. and the righteous slay thou not 
 Dent. 27. 25. that taketh reward to slay the i. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. t41. .Saul .said to the Lord, shew the i. 
 Job 4. 7. remember, whoever perished being 2. ? 
 
 9. 23. he will laugh at the trial of the i. 
 
 28. but 1 know that thou wiltnothold me i. 
 
 17. 8. the 2. shall stir up against the hypocrite 
 
 22. 19. anfi the i. laugh them to scorn 
 .30. he shall deliver the island of the 2. 
 
 27. 17- and the i. shall divide the silver 
 
 .3.3. 9. hast said, 1 am 2. nor is iniquity in me 
 Psal. 10. 8. in secret places doth he murder the 2. 
 15. 5. nor taketh reward against the i. 
 
 19. 13. I shall be i. from the great transgression 
 Prov. 1.11. if they say, let us lurk privily" for the i. 
 6.29. whosoever toucheth her shall not be 2. 
 
 28. 20. maketh haste to be rich shall not be i. 
 
 Jer. 2. .35. yet thou sayest, because I am i. 
 
 Mat. £7.24. 1 am 2. of the blood of this person 
 
 See Blood. 
 
 INNOCENT.S. 
 
 Jer. 2. .31. is found the blood of the poor 2’. 
 
 19. 4. have filled this place with the blood of i. 
 
 , INNUMERABLE. 
 
 .Tob 21. ,33. after him, as there are i. before him 
 Psal. 40. 12. 2. evils liave compassed me about 
 104. 25. sea, wherein are things creeping 2'. 
 
 Jer. 46. 23. more than grasshoppers, and are i. 
 J.uke 12. 1. an 2. multitude gathered together 
 Pel). 11. 12. as thesand which is by the sea-shore 2. 
 12. 22. ye are come to an i. company of angels 
 ENORDINAI it 
 
 Ezek. 23.11. she was the more corrupt in her i. love 
 Col. 3. 5. mortify fornication. 2. affection 
 INQUISITION. 
 
 Dent. 19. 18. thejudges shall make diligent 2. 
 
 J’'.sth. 2. 2.3. when 2. was made of the matter 
 Psal. 9. 12. when he maketh 2. for blood 
 INSCRIPTION. 
 
 Acts 17.23. I found an altar with this 2. 
 
 INSIDE. 
 
 1 Rinrrs 6. 15. covered the walls on i. with wood 
 
 IN.SPIRATION. 
 
 Job 52. 8. 2. of Almighty giveth understanding 
 
 2 Tim. 3.16. allscripture is given by 2. ofGod 
 
 IN,STAN T 
 
 Signifies, [1] /] short moment of time, Tsa. 29. 5. 
 [2] To be very eager, or pressing, J.uke 2.3. 2.3. 
 [.3] 7b set about any thing with care and dili¬ 
 gence, Acts 26. 7. 
 
 Tsa. 29. 5. j ea, itshall be at an i. suddenl^^ 
 
 .30. 13. whose breaking cometh suddenly at an 2. 
 Jer. lit. 7. at what 2. 1 sj/eak concerning, <). 
 
 J.uke 2. ,38. she coming in that i. gave thanks 
 
 23. 23. and they weie 2. with loud voices 
 diets 12. t 5.2. prayer was made of the church 
 Pom. 12. 12. patient, continuing 2. in prayer 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 2. preach the word, be 2. in season, out of 
 INSTANTLY. 
 
 J.uke 7; 4. they besought him /. saying 
 Acts 26. 7. our twelve tribes i. serving God 
 , . iNSTRui r 
 
 Signifies, To tram Tip, or teach, Psal. 32. 8. We 
 are instructed by, [1] (Jod, Dent. 4. 36. Isa. 
 28. 26. [2] Christ is a prophet, who teaches 
 
 inwardly, and spiritually. Acts .3. 22. [.3] The 
 Spirit, Nell. 9. 20. [4] The church. Cant. 8. 2. 
 [5] Ministers, Dan. 11. .33. 2 Tim. 2. 25. [6] 
 'The law, Rom. 2. 18. [7] '.The scriptures. 2 Tim. 
 
 .3. 16. [}l] Corrections, ,ler. 31. 19. [9] 'The 
 
 godly, ,lob 4. 3. Acts 18. 25. [10] 'The wicked, 
 Prov. 21. ,32. 
 
 Jieut. 4. 56. made thee hear, that he might i. thee 
 Neh. 0. 20. thou ga' est thy goori .spii it to i. them 
 .Tob 40. 2. shall he that contendeth 2. him ^ 
 
 Psal. 16. 7.- uiy reins also i. me in night-seasons 
 .32.8. 1 will 2. thee and teach thee in the way 
 ('ant. 8. 2. in iny mother’s house, who will 2. me 
 Jsa. 28. 26. his God doth 2. him to discretion 
 Dan. 11. .33. they that understand sliall i. many 
 1 Cur. 2. 16. the mind of Lord, that he may i. him 
 IN.STRUC'J'ED. 
 
 Gf.n. 14. +14. Abraham armed his 2. servants 
 Dent 32. 10. the Lord led him about, he i. him 
 
 INT 
 
 2 Kings 12.2. wherein Jehoiada the priest 7.him 
 1 Chron. 15. 22. Chenaniah i. about the song 
 
 2. ). 7. that were 2. in the songs of the Lord 
 d Chron. .3. .3. Solomon was 2. tor the building 
 Job 4. .3. behold thou hast /. many, and hast 
 
 1 sal.2. 10. be 2. ye judges of the earti) 
 
 If Of. 5. 13. inclined mine ear to them that i. me 
 
 -1. 11. the wise^is 1 . he receiveth knowledge 
 Jsa 8. 11. the Lord spake thus to me and i. me 
 40. 1\. who 2. him, and taught him the path 
 Jer. 6. 8. be 2. O Jerusalem, lest my soul depart 
 31. 19. after that 1 was i. I smote on my thigh 
 Alat. 1.3. 52. every scribe who is 2. to the kingdom 
 
 14. 8. and she, being before i. of her mother' 
 J.ukel. 4. of things wherein thou hast been i 
 Acts 18. 25. tliisman was i. in the way of the TM. 
 Jlom. 2. 18. knowest his will being 2. out of law' 
 JPnl. 4. 12. every where, and in all things, I am 1. 
 
 . INSI RUCTING. 
 
 2 Itm. 2.25. 2. those that oppose themselves 
 
 ^ JN.SlRUCrOR. 
 
 Gen. 4. 22. Tubal-Cain, an 2. of everv artificer 
 Pom. 2. 20. an i. of the foolish, a teacher of babes 
 ^ INS I RUCTORS. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 15. though ye have 10,000 2. in Christ, vet 
 
 ^ INSI RUCTION. 
 
 Job .33. 16. he openeth the ears, and sealeth 7. 
 
 Psal. 50. 17. seeing thou hatest 2. and casteth my 
 Prov. 1. 2. to know wisdom an<l 7. to perceive 
 
 3. to receive the 7. of wisdom, justice, and judgm. 
 
 7. but fools despise wisdom and 2. 15. 5. 
 
 8. my son, hear the 2. of thy father, 4. 1. 
 
 4. 13. take fast hold of 7. let her not no, keep her 
 
 5. 12. how have I liated 7. and my heart flesj/i.sed 
 
 23. he shall die without 7. and shall go astray 
 
 6. 23. and reproofs of 7. are the way of life 
 
 8. 10. receive my 7. [1.3.3. hear 7. and be wise 
 
 9. 9. give 7. to a wise man and he will be wiser 
 
 10. 17. he is in the way of life that keepeth 7. 
 
 12. 1. vhoso loveth 7. loveth knowledge 
 
 1.3.1. a wise son heareth his father’s i. 
 
 18. shame shall be to him that refiiseth 7. 
 
 15. .32. he that retuseth 7. despiseth his own soul 
 .33. the fear of the T.ord is the 7. of wisdom 
 
 16. 22. but the 7. of fools is folly 
 
 19. 20. hear counsel, and receive 7. that thou 
 27. cease to hear tlie 7. that causeth to err 
 
 2.3. 12. apply thy heart tp 7. and thine ears 
 23. buy the truth, also 7. and understanding 
 
 24. .32. 1 looked upon it and received 7. 
 
 Jer. 17. 2.3. they might not hear, nor receive 7. 
 
 .32. .33. they have hot hearkened to receive 7. 
 
 35. 1,3. will ye not receive 7. to hearken tomv 
 Lzek. 5. 15. it shall be a reproach, a taunt, ah 7. 
 Y-Ofh. 3. 7- I said, surely thou wilt receive 7. 
 
 2 Tim. 3.16. all scri[)ture is profitable for 7. 
 
 _ ^ . IN.STRUMENT. 
 
 A 222/2. .35.16. if he smite him with an 7. of iron 
 Ps. 33. 2. sing to him with an 7. of ten strings, 92. 3, 
 71. + 22. I will praise with the 7. of psalterv 
 144. 9. I will sing a new song, O God, on an 7. 
 Jsa. 28. 27. litches not thresiied with a threshing i. 
 
 41. 1.5. 1 will make thee, a new sharp threshing 7. 
 54. 16. that bringeth forth an 7. for his work 
 Ezek. 33.32. song of one that can play on an 7, 
 INS'J RUMEN T.s. 
 
 Gen. 49. 5. 7. of cruelty are in their habitations 
 Exod. 25. 9. the pattern of all the 7. thereof 
 Num. 3. 8. shall keep all the 7. of the tabernacle 
 4. 12. they shall take all the 7. of ministry 
 
 7. 1. sanctified all the 2. II .31. 6. with the’holy 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 12. to make 7. of war, and 7. of chariots 
 
 18. 6. to meet king .‘'aid with 7. of music 
 1 hmgs 19. 21. boiled their llesh with 7. of oxen 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 29. to oversee all the 7. of the sanctuary 
 16. 42. make a sound with musical 7. of Goii 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 21. singing with loud 7. to the I.ord 
 Peh. 12. .36. Ilanani with the musical 7. of David- 
 J^sal. 7. 13. hath pre|)ared for h.m the 7. of death 
 68. 25. the players on 7. followed after 
 
 87. 7. fis the players on 7. shall be there 
 150. 4. praise liiin with stringed 7. and organs 
 Eccl. 2.8. as musical 7. and that of all sorts 
 Jsa. 22. + 24. hang on him all the 7. of viols 
 32. 7. the 7. also of the churl are evil 
 38. 20. we will sing my songs to the stringed i. 
 Jer. 46. + 19. make thee 7. of captivity 
 Ezek. 12. + 3. prepare thee 7. for removing 
 16i + .39. shall take 7. of thy ornament, 2.3. + 20 
 71/2/2. 6.18. nor 7. of music brought before him 
 Amosl. 3. thre.shed Gilead with threshing 7. of iroo 
 6. 5. and invent to themselves 7. of music 
 Pab. .3. 19. to the chief singer on my stringed 7. 
 Zech. 11. 15. take thee 7. of a fooli.sh shepherd 
 Pom. 6.13. nor yield members 7. of unrighteousness 
 members as 7. of righteousness to God 
 IN.SURREC110N. 
 
 Ezra 4.19. thiscitj’ hath made 7. against kings 
 J^sal. 64. 2. from the 7. of the workers of iniquity 
 Mark 15. 7. lay bound with them that had made ». 
 
 who had committed murder in the i. 
 Acts 18. 12. the Jews made 7. with one accord 
 IN'l'ANGLE 
 
 Signifies, To perplex. This mav be, [\'\Corporenlli/, 
 Exod. 14. .3. [2] Verbally, Alat. 22. 15. [.3] Cere¬ 
 monially, Gal. 5.1. [4] IVorldly, 2 Tim. 2. 4. [5) 
 Spiritually, to return to, and continue in, sin, 2 
 Pet. 2. 20. 
 
 Mat. 22. 15. how they might 7. him in his talk 
 INTANGLE.D. 
 
 E.xod. 1-1. 3. Pharaoh will say, they are 7. in the land 
 Gat. 5.1. be not 7. again with the yoke of bondage- 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. they are again 7. therein and overcome 
 INTANGT.ETIL 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 4. 7. himselfwith the affairs oftliis life 
 INTEGRIIY. 
 
 Gen. 20.5. in 7. of my heart 1 have done this 
 6. 1 know thou didst this in the 7. of thy heart 
 1 Kings 9. 4. as David thy father walked in 1. 
 
 Job 2. 5. and still heholdeth fa.st his 7. 
 
 9. his wife said, dost thou still retain thir.e i. ? 
 
 27. 5. 1 will not remove my 7. h'om me 
 
INT 
 
 Job 31. 6 be v.eisbe;<, that God may know my i. 
 
 Fsal 7 8. Hccoroimr to my t. that is m me 
 21. let i. and uprightness preserve me , . 
 
 so”. 1. 1 walked in my i. II11- ' " 
 
 41 12. as tor me, thou upholdest me in iny t. 
 
 7k‘ 7" he fed them according to t. ot his heait 
 Frov. 11. 3. the i. of the iiprignt sliall guide them 
 ]y. i. better is the poor that walketh in , 
 
 on 7 just man walkeih in his ». children blessed 
 
 IN 1 IbLLltlkNCE. 
 
 Dan. 11. 30. *. with them tliat forsake covenant 
 I N 1 EN I). . 
 
 Josh. 22. 33. did nett, to go up against them 
 2 Cliron. 28. 13. ye i. to aild more to our sms 
 Acts 0. 28. ye i. to bring this nian s blood on us 
 35. what ye i. to do as touching these men 
 IN TEN pEl). 
 
 Fsal. 21. 11. for they i. evil against thee 
 IN TEN DESl . 
 
 Fiud " 14. t. thou to kill me, as the Egyptian 
 
 intending..,, ^ 
 
 Juke 14. 28. which of you i. to build a tower 
 Acts 1^. 4. i. after Easter to bring him forth 
 t 0(1 Herod i. 'var with them ot Eyre and Sidon 
 S0.'l3. sailed to Asses, there t. to take in Paul 
 i. ^ i ll» ^ J • •11* *1 
 
 o Sam 17. 14. to the i. the Lord might bring.evil 
 2 Kim/s 10. 19. to i. he might destroy woishippers 
 2 Clirin. lb. 1. to the /. he might let none go out 
 F.zek. 40. 4. to the i. that 1 ndght shew them 
 Dan. 4. i7. to the i. that the living may know 
 John 11.15. not there to the i. ye 
 
 13. 28. for what t. he spake this unto him 
 Ac'ts'o'.QI. and came liittier for that t. 
 
 10. 29. 1 ask for what ?. ye have sent forme. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 6. to the i. we should not lust after 
 Fj)h. 3.10. to the i. that now to the principalities 
 IN T E N .1S. . i" I ■ u . 'f 
 
 Jcr. 30. 24. till he have performed t. m his neari 
 lieb 4.1". is a discerner ot the t. ot the heart 
 
 INTERCESSION' . . . ... 
 
 Signifies, A pleading or entreating 
 another, .lerem. 7. 1.6. It is spoken, (1) OJ the 
 intercession of Christ, I.sa. 53. 1~.. Geb. ?• - • 
 Which he performs, [1] Bg appearing Dr AS 
 fore the Father, Heb. 9. 24. [2] 7 
 
 snerit of his sacrifice mice offered, Heb. 10. 1~, 14. 
 f31 By declaring his vnll, that such and such bies.^ 
 zngs may he hestozved on the elect, Heb. 10. 10. 
 
 141 By the Father's consenting and agreeing to tins 
 
 Vill of his Son, .lohn 11. 42. ft/je 
 Ghost in God's children, Rom. 8. .6. (Ill) ^ 
 men interceding, [1] For temporal blessings, 
 
 7. 16, [2] I'oT spxi'itual htessingSy 1 iim. i. 
 (iV)’ Of Eiias, uho complained against the ten 
 tribes, who were generally become idolaters, Rom. 
 11 . 2 . 
 
 Isa. 53.12. and made i. for the transgressors 
 Jer. 7. 16. neither lift up cry, nor make i. to me 
 27. 18. let them now make i. to the Lord _ 
 
 36. 25. Elnathan and Gemariah had made i. 
 
 Bom. 8. 26. but the Spirit maketh i. for us, 27, 34. 
 11 2 how he maketh i. to Cod against Israel 
 Deb. 7. 25. he ever liveth to make i. for them 
 INTEK CESSIONS. „ 
 
 1 Tim 2.1. that prayers and i. be made for all men 
 INIERCESSOR. 
 
 Isa, 59. 16. he wondered that there was no *. 
 
 INTEICMEUDLE. . , 
 
 Prov. 14. 10. a stranger doth not i. with his joy 
 INTERMEHDLElH. 
 
 Prov. 18. 1. seeketh and i. with all wisdom 
 INTERMLS.SION. 
 
 Lam. 3. 49. mine eye ceaseth not without any *. 
 INTEHPREl. 
 
 Gen. 41. 8. none that couhl i. them to Pharaoh 
 
 12. to each according to his dream he did i. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 30. do all i.'! H 14. 5. except he i. 
 
 14. 13. pray that he may i. \\ 27. let one «. 
 INTERPRETAIION 
 
 Signifies, [1] A translation, or turning from me 
 language into another 1 Cor. 12. 10. [2] ine 
 gift of e.xpounding zisions and dreams^ Geii. 40.8. 
 [3] Exposition, or shewing the seme and import of 
 any thing,HV&t. 1.‘10. ^ ,, ,, 
 
 Gen. 40. 5. each according to i. or dream, 41. 11. 
 
 12. this is the i. of it, 18. Dan. 4. 24.1 5. 2b. 
 
 16. ivhen tlie baker saw that the i. was good 
 
 Judg. 7. 15. wlien Gideon heard the i. thereof 
 Frov. 1. 6. to understand a proverb and the t. 
 Dan. 2. 4. and we shall shew the L 7, 36. 
 
 45. the dream is certain, and the i. thereof sure 
 
 4. 19. and the i. thereof lie to thy enemies 
 
 5. 12. he will shew the i. 1| 15. not shew the i. 
 
 7. 16. and made me to know' the i. or the things 
 
 John 1. 42. Cephas, which is by i. a stone 
 9. 7. in the pool of Siloam, which is by i. sent 
 yiets 9. .36. named Tabitha, by i. is called Dorcas 
 
 13. 8. Elymas the sorcerer, so is his name by i. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to another the i. of tongues 
 
 14. 26. every one of you hath an i. 
 
 Deb. 7. 2. being by i. king of righteousness 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 20. no prophecy is of any private i. 
 
 INTERPREIAI IONS. 
 
 Gen. 40. 8. .loseph said, do not i. belong to God ? 
 Dan. 5. 16. I have heard that tliou canst make i. 
 INTERPRETED. 
 
 Gen. 40. 22. as .Tosepli had i. to them, 41. 13. 
 
 Ezra 4. 7. written and i. in the .Syrian tongue 
 J\'lat. 1. 23. which being i. is, God with us 
 Hlark 5. 41. which is, being i. damsel, arise 
 
 15. 22. winch is, being i. the place of a skull 
 34. 2. my Ciod, my God, M’hy hast forSHken me 
 
 Jehn 1. .38. being ?. master || 41. L the Christ 
 Acts 4. 36. is, being i. tlie son of consolation 
 IN lERPREI ER, .S. . 
 
 Gen. 40. 8. we dreamed, and there is no ?. of it 
 42. 23. for .loseph spake to tliem by an i. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. + .31. howbeit in the business of i. 
 
 Job .3.3. 2.3. there be an i. one among a thousand 
 Isa. 43. t 27. and tliy i. have transgressed 
 1 Cot, 14. 28. but if there be no i. let him keep 
 
 IN W 
 
 INTERPRETING.. . 
 
 Dan 5. 12. i. of dreams was found in Daniel 
 
 f ^ T’ ... I O Q 
 
 Signifies, [1] To supplicate or pray to, hxod. 8. 8. 
 
 Jud”- 13. 8. [2] To intercede, or speak m me s 
 behalf, Gen. 23. 8. 1 Sam. 2. 2o. [3J lo 
 
 entertain, or use kindly, Gen. 1-. 16. [4] To 
 
 urge, or press earnestly, Ruth L lb. Lol /,< 
 hear, grant, or accept of, Gen. -1. [6] do 
 seek, Prov. 19. 6. [7] To give good words, 1 
 
 C/Or 4 13 
 
 Gen. 2.3. 8. ». for me to Ephron the son of Zoar 
 
 Exod.8. 8. then Pbaraoh called tor NJoses, aiid 
 
 said, i. the Lord, 28. 1 9-. -8. l id- • 
 
 9. when shall 1 t. for thee H 29. I will i. Lord 
 Ruth 1. 16. Ruth said, i. me not to leave thee 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. if a man sin, who shall i. tor him . 
 
 1 Bings 13. 6. i. the face of the Lord thy God 
 Job 11.119. yea, many shall i. thy tace 
 Psal. 45.12. among the people, shall t. thy favour 
 Prov. 19. 6. many will i. the favour ot the prince 
 Jer. 15.11. 1 will cause the enemy to i. thee well 
 Acts 7. 6. and should i. them evil 4tX) years 
 1 Cor. 4.13. being defamed, we i. we are inaue 
 Phil. 4. 3. 1 i. thee also, true ypke-lellow 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 1. rebuke not, but i. iiim as a lather 
 
 1NTRE.4TED. 
 
 Gen. 12. 16. he i. Abraham well for her sake . 
 
 25. 21. Isaac i. for his wile. Lord w as i. of liim 
 Exed. 5. 22. why hast thou so evil i. tins People . 
 
 8 30. Moses went out and i. the l ord, 10. 18. 
 
 Deut. 26. 6. and the Egyptians evil t. us 
 Judg. Vi. then Manoah i. the l.ord, and said^ 
 
 2 Sam. 21.14. after that God w'as i. tor the lana 
 24. 25. Lord was i. for the land, the plague 
 
 [stayed 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. they cried and he was L of them , 
 
 2 Chron. 33. 13. Manasseh prayed, pd God w-as i. 
 
 ' Ezra 8. 23. we besought God, and he was t. ot us 
 
 Job 19. 16. I called, 1 i. him with my mouth 
 17. tho’ I i. for the children’s sake of mv booy’’ 
 
 Psal. 119. 58. I i. thy favour with my whole heart 
 Isa. 19. 22. he shall be i. of them and hea them 
 Mat. 22.6. and i. them spitefully, Luke 18.. 3-. 
 
 Luke 15. 28. then came his father out, and i. him 
 20.11. i. him shamefully, and sent him away 
 Acts 7. 19. the same evil i. our tathers 
 27. 3. and Julius courteously i. 1 aiil 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 2. after that we were shametully t. 
 
 Deb. 12. 19. i. the word should not be spoken 
 Jam. 3.17. wisdom from nbove is easy to be i. - 
 
 IN 1 REA i EL II. 
 
 Job 24. 21. he evil i. the barren that beareth not 
 INLRLAIIES. . 
 
 Prov 18 '’3. the poor useth i. but the rich 
 O ('nr 8 4 nraving us with much i. that we receive 
 ^ > I'NTRUDING. 
 
 Col " 18 i into those things he hath not seen 
 
 ■ invade. 
 
 2 CJir. 20.10. whom thou wouldest not let Israel t. 
 ~Hab. 3. id. he wdll i. them with his troops 
 
 INVADED. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 27. the Philistines have i. the land 
 27. 8.” David and his men i. the GeshLirites 
 30.1. the Amalekites i. tlie south, and /ikla^ 
 
 2 Kings 13. 20. a band of Moabites i. the land 
 
 2 Chron. 28.18. the Philistines had i. the cities 
 ~ ' INVA.SION. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 14. we made an i. on the south 
 
 IN VENT. 
 
 Amos 6. 5. i. instruments of music, like David 
 INVENTED. 
 
 ‘I Chron. 26.15. made engines i. by cunning men 
 -^'^ron.j.10 INVENTIONS 
 
 Signify, [1] Contrivances, Prov 8. 12. [2] Suiful 
 practices, Psal. 99. 8. [3] Idolatrous acts, Psal. 
 
 106. 29, 39- [4] New ways of making oneseij 
 
 mo're~wise and happy than God has made him, 
 
 IjCcI • 7* • • 
 
 Psal. 99. 8. thou tookest vengeance of their *. 
 
 106. 29. provoked him to anger with their ?. 
 
 .39 and went a whoring with their owng. _ 
 
 Prov. 8. 12. and find out knowledge of witty *. 
 
 Led. 7. 29. but they have sought out many t. 
 INVENTORS. 
 
 Rom 1 30. f. of evil things, disobedient to parents 
 IN VIST RLE. 
 
 Rom. 1. 20. the i. things of liim are clear y seen 
 Col. 1. 15. who is the image of the i. 
 
 16. that are in heaven and earth, visible and t. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 17. now to the King immortal, i. _ , 
 Deh. 11. 27. he endured, as seeing him who is i. 
 INVITED. . 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 24. since I said, I liave i. the people 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 23. Absalom i. all the king s sons 
 Lsth 5.12. to-morrow am 1 i. to her with the king 
 
 inSvard. 
 
 Gen. 41. + 21. when they had come to the i. parts 
 ' Lev. 1.3. 55. shalt bunrit in the fire, it is tret i. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 25. and all their hinder jiarts were i. 
 
 17.1 21. this child’s soul come into Ins i. parts 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 13. they stood and their faces Merc *. 
 Job 19. 19. all my i. fripds abhorred me 
 
 38 36. who liath put M'isdom in tlie i. parts 
 P.ral. 5. 9. their i. part is very wickedness 
 49 11. their i. thought is, that their houses 
 51.6. behold, thou desirest truth m the 1. parts 
 62.+ 4. but they curse in tlieir i. parts 
 64. 6. *. thought of every one ot them is i eep 
 Prov.20.^. searching all the Lpartsof the belly' 
 .30. so do stripes the i. parts of the belly 
 La 16.11. my i. parts sound tor Kir-liaresh 
 Jer 31. .33. 1 will put my law in their i. parts _ 
 
 ‘ Mark 6. f 19 . Ilerodiashad an *. grudge against him 
 lAike 11. .39. your i. part is full ot ravening 
 Rom. 7. 22. 1 delight in the law ot God after i. man 
 Cor. 4.16. yet the i. man is rencMcd day by day 
 ~ 7 15 his u affection is more abundant to you 
 '■ ■ INWARDLY. 
 
 Psal. 62. 4. they bless with their mouth, hut curse «. 
 Mat. 7^ 15. but i. they are ravening Molvea 
 Rom. 2. 29. but he is a Jew who is one t. 
 
 JOU 
 
 INWARD.S. 
 
 Exod. 29. 13. the fat that 
 
 17 . thou shalt wash tiie i. Lev. 1.9, 13. 1 9. 14. 
 
 Lev. 4. 11. his i. and dung hum in a clean place 
 
 8. 16. the fat on the i. Moses Inirnt on the altar 
 21. and he Mashed the ?. and the legs Mitli Mater 
 
 Signifies, [1] To knit,'or unite together, lob 41. 17. 
 
 [2] To make leagues and alliances, Han. U. O. 
 f.3j Tc go close to, AcX%^. 29 . [4] To be numbered, 
 or reckoned with. Job 3. 6 . It is spoken, (I) Ma¬ 
 terially, of things, Isa. 5. 8 . (11) Persorially, as 
 [ 1 ] In marriage, Eph. 5. 31. [2], a.i}inuy, 2 
 Chron. 18. 1. [-3] In aiding or asstiting, V'x.oo..1.. 
 
 10. [4] In battle, army against army, 1 Sam. 4. 2. 
 11 x 1110^5 20.29. ( 111 ) 1 Gor. 1.10. [4] 
 
 Carnally, 1 Cor. 6.10. [V] Idolatruusly, Hos.4. 
 
 17 . [0] Spiritually, Jer. 50. 5. 1 Cor. b. 17- 
 Exod. 1. 10. lest they,?, to our enemies, and hght 
 2 Chron. 20. .35. did Jehoshaphaty. Mith Ahaziah 
 Ezra 9. 14. and j. in affinity M’ith the peopR 
 Prov 11 ^1. liaud J. in haiul, the wicked, 10. 0. 
 
 La 5. 8’. M'oe to them thaty. house to liouse 
 
 9. 11. the Lord shall,?, his enemies together 
 56. 6. sons of stranger that ji. tlicmselves to Lord 
 Jer. 50. 5. come, let usj. ourselves to the Lord 
 L~ek .37 17. ;. tliem one to another into one stick 
 D'an'. 11. 6. they shall j. in the end of years 
 Acts 5. 13. of the rest durst no man j. himselt 
 8. 20. go near and ?. thyself to this (nariot 
 9 20. Saul assayed to,?. himselt to the disciples 
 JOINED. , . , 
 
 Gen. 14. .3. all these kings were,?. together m vale 
 8. they ?. battle M'itli them in the vale ot Siddim 
 29 . 34 . this time will my husband be j. to me 
 Num. 18.2. fhy brethren of l.evi be,?, to tliee, 4. 
 
 1 >am. 4. 2. when they j. battle, Israel M'as smitten 
 
 1 Kings 20. 29. in the seventh day the battle M-as j. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 1. .lehoshaphat j. atnnity-Mith Ahab 
 20. .36. he j. M-ith Ahaniah to make ships, 37. 
 
 Ezra 4. 12. set up M-alls, and j. the foundations 
 Neh.4. 0. all the ivall was,?, together unto halt 
 Lsth. 0 . 27 . all that J. should keep Purim 
 Job 3.6. let it not beji. to the days ot the year 
 41. 17 . Leviathan’s scales are j. one to another 
 23. the flakes oT his flesh are j. together 
 Psal. 83. 8. Assur also is j. with them . . 
 
 Led. 9. 4. to him that is,?, to all the living is hope 
 La. 1.3. 15. every one j. to them shall tall by sword 
 14. 1. and the strangers shall bej. with them 
 20. thou shalt not he ,/. M ith them in burial 
 56. .3. nor him that hath j. to the Lord speak 
 Lzek. 1. 9. their Mings Mere/, one to another 
 46. 22. there were courts.?, or tortj' cubits long 
 Dos. 4. 17 . Ephraim is/, to idols, let him alone 
 Zech. 2. 11. many nations shall be j to the Lord 
 Mat. 19. 6. M-hat God hath /. together, Mark 10. 9. 
 Luke 15. 15. he went and/, himselt to a citizen 
 Acts 5. 36. about four hundred/, themselves 
 
 18. 7 . M'hose house/, hard to the synagogue 
 1 C'or. 1.10. that ye be perfectly /. m the same nimd 
 
 6. 16. he M-hich is /. to an harlot is one body 
 17 . he that is/, to the l.ord is one spirit 
 yph. 4. 16. tlie whole body fitly/, together 
 5, 31. and shall he /. to his Mute, and they two 
 See IL\al-Plor. 
 
 JOINING. S. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 3. David prepared iron for the,?’. 
 
 " Chron 3 12. 7 . to tlie M'ing of tlie other cherub 
 ■ ■ JOINT. 
 
 Gen. .32. 25. holloM- of Jacob’s thigh Mas outof/. 
 Psal. 22.14. and all my bones are out ot /. 
 
 Prov. 25.19. confidence is like a toot out ot /. 
 
 Eph. 4. 16 . by that m hich every /. supplieth 
 JOINTS. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 34. smote the king of Israel betM'een the 
 /. of the harness, 2. Chron. 18. 33. 
 Cant. 7 . 1. the ?. of thv tliighs are like jewels 
 Dan. 5. 6. that the /. of his loins M-ere loosed 
 Col. 2. 19 . all the body by/, knit together 
 Deb. 4.12. to divitiing asunder oij. and marrow 
 .101NT-/i^2«. 
 
 Rom. 8. 17 . heirs of God, and j.-heirs M-ith Christ 
 JOT. 
 
 Mat 5. 18. one /. or tittle shall in no wise pass 
 JOURNEY. 
 
 Gen. 24. 21. the Lord had made his/, prosperous 
 29 . 1. Jacol) M-ent on his/, and came to the east 
 .31. 23. Laban pursued after him seven days /. 
 
 .33.12. let us take our/. |1 46. 1. Israel took his 7 . 
 Exod. 13. 20. they took their/, from Succoth 
 16.1. Israelites took their/, from I.lim 
 Num. 9. 10. be in a/, yet shall keep the passover 
 13. is not in a ?. and forbearetii to keep passover 
 
 10. 1,3. they first took their/, acccrduig to the 
 Deut. 1. 2. there are eleven days’/, trom Horeb, 
 10. 11. arise, take thy-. 7 . before the people _ 
 
 Josh. 9 . 11. take victuals M-ith yuu tor yoiir 
 13. become old, by re-ason ot the verj- long.?. 
 Judg 4. 9. the/. thou takest is not tor thy honour 
 
 1 Sam. 15.18. and the l.ord sent thee on a,;. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 10. earnest thou not trom thy j. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 27 . or he is in a/. |l 19. 7■ the.?. is great 
 
 2 Kings 3. 9. fetched a comp-a.s3 ot seven days j. 
 ~Neh. 2. 6. for Iiom- long shall thy/, he r 
 Prov. 7 . 19. the good man is gone a long.;. 
 
 Mat. 10. 10. nor scri|) for your .?, nor t wo coats 
 Mark 6. 8. take nothing tor their ?. Lg/.e 9- i. 
 Luke 11.6. a friend of mine in lusj. is come tome 
 
 15 . 1.3. the younger look his ,?', info a tar country 
 John 4. 6. Jesus M caried M ith his ?. sat thus 
 Rom. 1.10. 1 might have a prosperousj. to come 
 15 "4. for 1 trust to see you in my j. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 6. that ye may hnng me on my,?. 
 
 Tit 3 13. bring Irenas and .Aiiollos on llieir,?. _ 
 
 3 loiind. Mhom it thou bring toPM-ard on their j. 
 Days' JOl RN 1.^ . 
 
 ATtw.ll.31. the quails fall a rftty’.?,?. on this side 
 1 Kings 10. 4. himself M ciit a day's j. into M ildern 
 Jonah 3. 4. began to enter city a day's j. and cnea 
 Luke 2. 44. Menta day's j. among their^ acquaint. 
 
JOY 
 
 Jictsl. 12. is from Jerusalem a sabbath Jai/'s j. 
 iSec three Days. 
 JOUR.NEVED. 
 
 C.en. 11. 2. that as they ,;, they found a plain 
 32. 9. Abram j. goiiif,^ on toward the south, 20. 1 
 V-- i’-. 1-ot /. eastll?,;}. IJ. Jacob ;. to .Succoth 
 oo. 5. Israel,;, toward Rethel, and the terror 
 IG.7. troin Itethel |l 21.,/. to the tower of I'.dar 
 Ewrf 40. t .JG. wiien cloud was taken up, Israel j 
 S (. cloud not taken up, they j. not, Avm. u. 21. 
 
 tlie children of Israel i 18 
 
 19. keirt the chai ge of the 1 ord, and j. not 
 
 20. at the commandment of the Ix)rd they 23 
 12. 35.,;. not till Miriam was hrom-l'.t in a'-ain' 
 
 jMrfy. 1, 8. came to die house, of JJicah as he 3. 
 ■^JcU 9. .3. as Saul ,;, he came near to Damascus 
 7. the men which.;, with him stood, 2G 13 
 _ JOUKi\ EYING. ■ 
 
 uen. 3"- + 9. Ahram in going andy. toward 
 Aim. iO. 2. make trumpets tor.;, of the camps 
 r"/’ P*^ce or which Lord said 
 
 if/, apd as he was.;, towards.Ierusalem 
 
 Cor. 11. 20. in.;, often, in perils of waters 
 „ JO URN EVINCES. 
 
 isum. 10. 28. thus were the ;. of Israel’s armies 
 JOi RNEVS. 
 
 Gfw. 13^ .3. Abram went on his j. from the south 
 ^‘^^‘^I'tling to the commandment 
 .1 they went on in At/m. 10. 12. 
 
 38. the cloud was on tabernacle thro' all their 
 JvKwi, lu. 6. they shall blow an alarm for their V. 
 33. 1. these are they, of Israel with armies, 2. 
 
 . .. JOY 
 
 Signifies, [1] agreeable and sweet affection of 
 
 the soul, arising from some present or hoped for 
 good, 1 Chron. 12. 40. [2] The delight and sa- 
 tisjaction oj the reasonable soul in its union with 
 Ood in Christ, as the greatest and highest good, 
 with an actual rejoicing in what is for his honour 
 and glory. Gal. 5. 22. [3] That joyful and 
 
 glonous state, iinto which Christ himself should 
 attain after his sufferings, and which he will 
 communicate to all who believe in him, Heb. 
 12. y [4] 1 hat free, gracious, and liberal re- 
 bestow on the righteous in 
 the kingdom oj heaven. Mat. 25. 21 *^3 [51 
 
 Ihe matter or cause of joy, 1 Thess. 2. 20’ fGl 
 ^ongs of thanksgiving and praise, Psal. 42 4 
 
 -3- 24. Eccl. 2. 10.' 
 IS) IVorldly Job 29. 13. Isa. 9. 3. (3) Hum- 
 
 ProrV^or^T^ ^4) Ungodly, 
 
 Piov. lo. 21 Uos. 9. 1. io) Mixed, worldly 
 
 and spiritual, 1 Chron. 12. 40. Luke 10. 17 
 
 in 25. 21, 23. Luke 35. 7 
 
 10. (G Spiritual, Psal. 51. 32. Eom. 14. 17 
 - 5, , JOY, Substantive. 
 
 1 t^am. 18. 6. came out to meet king Saul with i 
 
 "asi- in Israel 
 
 or **ti§ers, by liltin.sr up the voice with 7 
 ~o. went to bring the ark of the covenant with j 
 *J. L. now have I seen withy, the people ofl'ei 
 
 Jerusalem withy 
 
 1 ‘**scern noise of flie shout of; 
 
 aif^' of the house of God with ; 
 
 2j. ^ncl kept the feast seven days with ;. 
 
 jP- the Lord is your strensth 
 
 r'an Jerusalem was heard afar off 
 
 .ludah and I.evites which 
 0 I'S'it,./- and honour 
 
 J. -2. tuined to them from sorrow to 7 they 
 
 « in® '^1 o*' feasting and j 
 
 on'f m ‘JY 'P® shouting fory. 
 ng ‘ is but for a moment 
 
 3 caused the widow s heart to sing for y. 
 
 3.5. 26. and he will see his face withy. 
 
 tmned into,;. before him 
 07 Pcesenee is fulness of,;. 
 
 r tabernacles sacritices of; 
 
 An coineth in the mornin 
 
 JOY 
 
 '4'f o\' ;T?: plentiful field 
 
 / *' il^raise, the city or iny j. 
 
 earth 
 
 k/AoioA is ceased, our dance 
 
 24. 25., take from them they, of their glory 
 30 o appointed, wiih the,;, of all their heart 
 
 ^^cacl, fory. as other people 
 VitlH-red away from men 
 M - fo .‘ejoice over thee withy. 
 
 Mat. 13. *0 anon withy, receiveth it, I.ukeB. 13. 
 
 44. for,;, thereof goefh and selleth all he hath 
 / , L' • of thy J^ird. 23. 
 
 I- J.*-. P'c babe leajied in m.v womb for 7. 
 
 leap fory. 
 
 10. li. the seventy returned again withy. 
 
 16. ;. y. shall be in heaven over one sinner that 
 10 . there isy in the presence of the angels 
 JJ- '' bile they yet believed not for f. 
 ir V • ‘bismy ,;. therefore isfullilled 
 Ij. 11 . 1 have siioken to you, that my y. might re- 
 
 1 /- **'A'uu, and that your y. might be full 
 
 ^oi '?■ 5'.uursorrow shall lie turned into;. 
 
 A. fory. that a man is born into the world 
 22 . and your,;, no man taketh from you 
 
 I7^’iu®n n,i 'pay be full 
 
 ^ (ulhlled in themselves 
 yjets ... .8. make me full of ;’. with fhv countenance 
 
 1; ■ Sf; ri'T'“- 'i'i'S' J' »~i 
 
 fP' ‘l! 1 .ought hnish my course withy. 
 
 iri 3 ^ro;Hiii"‘ °‘" >s.;;.inthe H. Ghost 
 
 16 . 1 . 1 . (,od till you with all y. in believino- 
 
 ® helpers of youry. 
 
 2. .3 that my y. is the,;, of you all 
 
 7. L5. the more .(oyed we for the,;, of Tifus 
 
 8 . -. the abundance of their,;, abounded to riches 
 G«/ 5 22 . the fruit of the .spirit is love, /. peace 
 
 ^ P- ' V-t’P''ayer,,making request with ; 
 
 26 . abide tor your turfherance and./, of faith 
 1 't 7 oltil ye m 3 ’ ,;. II 4. J. my y. and crown 
 o 10 }' ' cceiyed the wmrd withy, of Holy G 
 
 3 ' o^Vnr d‘ II ' 0 . ye are our yf ' 
 
 ^3. 9. lor the ;. w herewith we joy before God 
 
 f Olay be filled withy. 
 
 rth%' 1^’ of thee in the Lord 
 
 ''’’*’0 bo- they, that was set before him 
 13. they may do it with^. and not with ^rief 
 i'.'i ^'“oot ity. when ye fall into tempt’ation 
 4. 9. and youry, be turned into heavine.ss 
 V i;cjOK-e williy. unspeakable 
 
 4. 13. ye may be glad also with exceeding / 
 
 1 .lohn 1 . 4. that youry. may he full, 2 John IZ. 
 
 Sre-Attvj. than to hear that my 
 Jude21. to present you faultless with exceedingy 
 Nee Glaunkss. 
 
 . I- / , UrcatlOY. 
 
 1 rejoiced with great /. 
 
 o it ^n'lni rejoiced with g/eatj. 
 
 * '''«s,^'r^«r,/. in Jerusalem 
 
 hf i Ir'if?’ oiade them reioice with great j. 
 A/«r 10 . saw the star, they rejoiced with'^i’ear y. 
 -8. 8. went horn sepulclire with fear and great i 
 Luke 2. 10 . 1 bring you good tidings ol gfeZ j.^' 
 icjc « « Jerusalem sCMi great j. 
 
 oreatj. in that city 
 J- *be brethren 
 
 Tailem, (, for we have great j. in thy love 
 Shout, or shouted'for lOY 
 ^0(1 inany shoute'd aloud for J. 
 pt/\ ‘i '•-“..'^oos of God shouted for j. 
 
 I sal. 5. 11. let those that put their trust hi thee re- 
 90 11 7 ■’ i!"’•beoi ever .f/iciiryh;-/. . 35 . 27 . 
 
 Gg' vV ^7 upriglit in heart 
 
 tio ^1 s shout for j. (hey also sing 
 
 13-,. 9. and let thy saints shout for / 16 
 D 7 - , . . JGY, Verb. 
 
 rfP o 'V d L ^by strength 
 
 ■7 ?• Jq J; ^beybefore thee according to the joy 
 00 . 19 . 1 will yoinir a ot'./l 2 .-. 1 
 
 IS 
 
 °n *ri they, city 
 
 J-leb. 1 -.. 11 . no chastening seeiiietii to bey ^ 
 
 bi^ifics, [ 1 ] Jhe metal so called, Deut. 3 11 mi 
 
 ' DeuJ ^'i>8 03 ^ iiVr 'rc/Ti, 
 
 A/7 7/ A'■ ^'^fUnhendable, Isa. 48. 4 fGl 
 Mfghty and irresistible puwer, Psal. <' 9 r?! 
 
 Letters or chains, Psal. loj. 10. [81 it denotes 
 strength, Dan. 2 . 3 . 3 , 41 . oenotes 
 
 AT' oc 11! ON, Substantive. 
 
 ImZ' h instrument oft. 
 
 4 ^0 T !i’i r bedstead was a bedstead of i. 
 
 4 . 20. Lord brought you out of the 7. furnace. 
 « o oi ,°f Lgypt, 1 A777i7f 8. 51 . Jer 11 4 
 lh?‘ '^.i?®u are i. and out of hills " 
 
 ‘4« thee shall be i. 
 
 fosli K -11 V 28. 14. 
 
 1 - m' I ■ “Par of stones, over whic h no man lift i 
 S,a'jaanites have chariots of «. Judg. i 'm 
 Judg. 4. 3. had nine hundred chariots of 1 13 ^ 
 
 2 v^m' 10 ■ ^'® " ciirhed CO • :,hekels of /. 
 
 oq -■ k"; d • barrows of i. 1 Chron. 2U 3 
 
 23, 1. but the man must be fenced w ith /. 
 
 ai^Y fool of i. heard in the house 
 o~T ^ ' ^O'^ckiah made him hoims of i. 2 Chr 18 la. 
 
 2 kings 6. 6. and the 1. did swim ^ ^ 
 
 ^u'^'o‘"t Lavid. prepared /. in abundance 
 /A/on things of /. 7 . 
 
 40 \ h '® taken out of the earth, and brass 
 
 40. 18. behemoth s bones are like bars of ,. 
 
 lA'af'g V as straw, b.-ass as wood 
 
 10 ^^‘in ^’/bou Shalt break (hem with a rod oft 
 ?r 7 ' Id h^■“®® •*‘“'‘t> be was laid in i. 
 
 ijo' ! V “I'.- II Jb. cut bars of /. 
 
 ptZ bind fben- nobles ivitli fetters of/. 
 
 Pcc/ if 1 - bis friend 
 
 "ki/, P^the 1 . be blunt, and he do not whet 
 Prt. ^0. 34. cutdown thickets of the forest with / 
 rot asunder the bars of /. * 
 
 J^r ' bring silver for stones /. 
 
 1 -' I ;!'■ shall 1 . break (he northern /. and steel ’ 
 
 OH ®'‘^‘ ?f,'’odah IS written with a pen of'/ 
 
 them yokes of i. 
 
 4. .5. take an 7. pan, and set it fora wall of* 
 
 42. 4. 1 went with the voice ofi. and praise 
 
 48’ o' Ihp" God my exceedingy. 
 
 «?■ fbe whole earth is mount Ziem 
 
 65 J 12 th??/!? "I'lby salvation 
 
 G 7 ' A i//d bills are girded withy. 
 
 ^ ^ nations be glad ancl sing for 
 106. 43 he brought forth hi.s people wi h f. 
 
 J26. 5. they that sow 1.1 fears shall reap iny. 
 p'/‘■ lo^oP Jerusalem above my chief / 
 
 14 io'; :?/ counsellors of neie isyf' 
 
 ft' o?' f ffranger not intermeddle with his /. 
 
 15. -1. Inlly is y. to him destitute of wisdom 
 
 17 'ol' P.^PV-, by 'b« answer of his mouth 
 17. 21. and the father or a tool hath no /. 
 
 g\' IP' the just to do judgment 
 
 Vci/^'o ‘^bild shall havey. 
 
 oj'n }P' • "‘f 'hrbl not my heart from y. 
 
 5'f ^’^fb him wisdom, knowledge, and y. 
 O 7 ‘.ri’?! ^“Swere. him m the,/, of his heart 
 T ^by 'ya3', eat thy bread witliy. 
 
 T7 increased the,;, according to (be j. 
 
 10 ' m®b.“l' have noy. in their young men 
 
 1?/ in ‘P’J- ?b“ll <bn"' water out of w ells 
 
 16. 10. y. IS taken out of the plentiful field 
 
 «Q m 'fi?! ‘ ’"‘T ii 11.,;. is darkened 
 
 ~9. 19 . the meek shall increase their /. in l.ord 
 3? 13. cin all houses oty. || 14. a,/, of wild asses 
 lA’^' P., "'Pb /. and singing 
 
 710 V'’?!'' 7'e' lastmg,/. on their heads; 51. 11. 
 
 5- 9^ break forth into,/. || 55. 12. go out withy, 
 
 G?' q 'ti thee ay. of many generations 
 
 61. .3. to give them the oil of,/, for mourning 
 7 . eveilasting,/, shall be untolliem 
 m e 'V^ ssiwants shall sing for./, of heart 
 AP'ki b'^bol'U I create her people ay. 
 
 Gb. 5. but hesliall appear to your,/. 
 
 T/ 7 ?^'i r^'i?!^fi L 'ybb her, all ye that mourn 
 3 ■ m J was fo me they, of my heart 
 
 '•i!' ! jnrn their mourning into/. 
 
 33. 9 . It shall he to me a name ofy. a praise 
 JjL again there shall be heard the voice ofy. 
 
 ' spakesi, thou skippeUst for j. 
 
 tcOt 
 
 c .TY lo' i" 'n "ly people 
 
 iifl// ^ 7 ’ * -iV ^be <jod of my salvation 
 
 ItPP ? 1 ^' !bee with singing 
 
 f/ U o 17 V?. P ®''Jl ‘bro’ pur Lord Jesus 
 iQ'A'-li • ’ * J' ‘‘“'I rejoice with you ail 
 
 1 'Aes^ 3 ’0 >®.j; ^^d rejoice 
 
 1 l/iess. 3.9. toi all the^joy wherewith wey. tor you 
 
 2 Cor.;. 13. tlie more /. we for the joy of Titus 
 
 , JOYFUL. 
 
 1 A ings 8 . 66 . they went to their tents / and "lad 
 ?• ^ 2 . lor the Lord hath made tlien^ 
 
 A. 1//7 J 9 (hen Daman ivent forth that day/. 
 
 Job . 5 . t. let noy. voice come therein 
 Ps. 5. 11 . let them that love thy name be /. in thee 
 3j. 9. and my soul shall he,/, in the l.ord 
 63. o. my mouth shall praise thee with /. lips 
 66 .1 make ay. noise to God, all ye lands 
 HO h 'l‘i ® '0 ‘be God of Jacob 
 
 qg’ 1 nva■® *b? that know the,/. sound 
 
 95. 1. make ay. noise to the rock of our salvation 
 OH r -^'bim with psalms, 98. 4. | ]()(). 1 
 {>■ ay. noise before the l.ord the king 
 
 iVo b'lls hey. together before the Ford 
 m' 01 7 7 ib^‘ 7 'V f" be a ,/, mother of children 
 ^ion be.;, in their king 
 o. le^ the saints be J. in glor^^ ; lettiieni sing 
 
 pJ ao' i prosperity be , 7 . hut in 
 
 s/t' 7 ^‘^i heavens, and be /. O earth 
 
 G?' Li '”1^0 lljo']' j- ill my house of prayer 
 o^j' my soul shall hey. m mv God 
 - cor. ;. 4 . 1 am “H our tribulation 
 
 iPP/' ?A ^ J'l "’’*b the wife whom thou lovest 
 //I 7 in'.y; '^“'^'■beus came down and received him j. 
 iieo. JO. 34. je took ,;, the spoiling of your goods 
 n /, JO'\ FUI-i\ES.S.' 
 
 oVA\ 1 j because servedst not the Lord with j. 
 
 Loi» 1 . 11 , streiigtliciiod to long-suffering witli j 
 rs 7 n ^ L JGVlNtj; 
 
 Cot. 5. absent, 3 ’et am I with j’ou in the spirit, /. 
 JOYOILS. 
 
 Isa. 22, 2. thou art full of stirs, a j. citv 
 23. IS this youry. city, whose antiquity is 
 
 07 IO 'i'.' • 1 avu u luraw 
 
 ri J“^^b*sb was thy merchant with i 
 nl' occupied with bright /. 
 
 2- 03. his legs ot 7. feet part /. 34,'41, 43 
 A?; '• clay broken in pieces 
 
 __40. the fourth kingdom shall be strong as /. 
 
 /. 19. the fourth beast, \vhose teeth were of i 
 wAaP^ f” ®®i ’ G,',lead with instruments of /. 
 I'vJ'a^o n! *by horn /. and hoofs 
 
 1 7?i, o' i'~~‘ Ibeir conscience seared w ith a hot / 
 ■liev. -. . rule them with arod of /. 12.5. | 19 15 
 
 9. 9. and they had as it were breast-piates of i 
 See Brass. 
 
 n - IRON. 
 
 Jo7lf'i^'ittwS '\\“L any ». tool on them 
 id /|b^^’ have *. chariots,and be strong 
 
 on ia ht'A u graven with an /. pen 
 
 T ‘ 4 flee from the i. weapon 
 
 T • tV’ “cck is an /. sinew, thy browhraA«; 
 
 Je;-. 1, 18. I hav-e made thee this day an i pillar 
 L2eX-.^4. 3. take thou unto thee an /."^pan ^ 
 
 jZ'w It devoured 
 
 Acts 12. 10. they came totne 7. gate that leads 
 - , I RON .S. 
 
 Job 41. 7. canst thou fill his skin with barbed i. ? 
 
 ir*’vJKn'r M 
 
 Z"i .■?% 
 
 I ifom. ^‘‘useth, deserveth, 
 
 Joh n. 6. that they are double to that which is 
 
 P'AAA-- A- "'ho the Father 
 
 Joiittl. 4/. an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile 
 .3 6. born ot tiesli 7.^ flesh, of the Spirit is snint 
 oq' man which is in heaven 
 
 a'o'i^ b“lb the bride /a the bridegrooip 
 4. 23. but the hour cometh, and now is 
 t. ~i. no man knoweth whence he is 
 
 o' %' 1.® Gp'i II 18 . 37 . that 7^ of the ti uth 
 
 9. *9. ^^e know not from whence he is .30 
 Acts 4 24 made the sea, and all that in them I'r 
 7^ ^7 ^ ^.-bal new doctrine whereof thou speakest is 
 tph. 5.17. undei stanrlmgwhat the will of Lord is 
 I - ihess. 4. above all that is called (iod, or that 
 rf.P " orshipped, shewing himself that he is God 
 AJ'AP'A- *'“'■'>5,promise of life that now/r 
 Hell 11 G. must believe he ?e and tra rewarder 
 1 Jo/inX 2. for we shall see him as he is 
 o. as he IS pure || 4. sin is the transgression of law 
 
 i-^’c.'^'k^i "i l'T ’ 'f’ "'^s. and IS to come, 8.1 4. 8. 
 
 1/. 8. behold the beast that was, is not. vet is 
 1(L and one ts and the other is not ■^•et come 
 &eBE’n rK,C hk i.sr, C'i.ea.n, Dea'u, Ephkaiit. 
 
 iooi.. Good, Right. 
 
 _ IS it. 
 
 'P- a llltle one.’ 
 
 aY ri' beretore ts it thou askest after my name 
 I.V Jd’ 7/ that I spake to yon, ve are spies 
 
 4J. 28. this it that tlieir fathei-s spake to them 
 
 you are come so soon 
 '\b- l.bpl ye have left the man .' 
 
 ^'®fi® ®“*.'l>."hy it that thou hast sent 
 Jf Ilf* neither i.t it the voice of them that cry 
 16. 7^ It not 111 that thou goest with us' 
 
 G-- '< *^”1 Labbath of Ammon ’ 
 
 /w i II « » beyond the sea 
 
 Judg. 14. 15. to take that we have, is it not so 1 
 1.5am. 9. 20. ts it not on thee, and on father’s liouse? 
 
 Io' g p not because the Lord hath anointed 
 12.1(. 7f 7Miot w heat-harvest to-day ' I will call 
 ■ L"jgs 1. 3. IS It not because no God in Isr. 6, 16. 
 
 4. -u. ts It well with thee, ts tt well with husband 
 /.A Vt a,nd let him say, r.f it peace, 18, 19, 22. 
 
 Pi nol. ~nod, it peace be in iny days 
 
 tbal commanded the people 
 Jg(5l0.3. %s It good, 13. 9. II15.23. saying, where is it 
 
IS 
 
 Tnh 22 "i if it any pleasure to the Almight3| that 
 Prov. 15.^. a worcf in due season, how good u! 
 Isa 7. 13. i^ it a small thing tor you to w eaiy men 
 
 20." 17. is it not yet a very little while, and Lebanon 
 36.7. is it not he whose high places and altars 
 flH. 5. is it such a fast that I have chosen '■ 
 
 7 is It not to deal thy bread to die hiinwy ? 
 
 Jer. 10. 5. neither also is it in them to do good 
 Lam. 1.1C. is it notlimg to you, all ye that by. 
 Dan. 3.14. is it true, O Miadrach, Meshaoh . ^ 
 
 JlmosQ. 11. is it not even thus, O children ot IsiaeL 
 Vic. 1.5. transgression of Jacob,ir it not ."iamana. 
 
 "**; is It not for you to know judgments 
 JiaV. 2.13. is it not of the Lord ot hosts that people 
 JJag. 2. .3. is it not in your eyes as nothing t 
 Zech 5. 6. what is it / Mat. (i6. 62. Martt l-l- 
 
 Jets 10. 4. 1 21. 22. 2 Cor. 12.13. Ip/i. 4. 9. 
 Mai. 1. 8. is it not e il 11 3. 14 w'hat profit 
 IJat. 12.10. is it lawful to heal on, 
 
 16.11. how is it ye do not understand. Mars. 8- *-t. 
 
 19. 3. is it lawful to put away his wite, ..liar.t M’- .‘• 
 
 20.15. is it not law'tul for me to do what 1 " ill 
 22.17. is it lawful togi^;etrd)u^eto^Usar^o^^^ 
 
 26.22. began to say, T/ird, »•; it 1 > 25. Mark 14-19. 
 62. what »r it which these witness, Mark 14. 60. 
 
 71ia7x- 2. 9. whether if it easier to say , thy sms 
 16. how' is it that he eateth with publicans 
 3.4. is it lawful to do goo<l on sabbath, Lukeb. 9. 
 
 4!40. he said, how is it that you have no taith ' 
 
 9.21. how long if it ago since tiiis came to him. 
 
 16. 24. hard if it for them that trust in riches 
 
 11 17 sayingtothem, ifitnotwntten, Jt)/iMl0.34. 
 
 Luke 2. 49. he said to them, how if it ye sought me 
 10 56. how if it that ye do not discern tins tune ' 
 
 16. 2. how if it that 1 hear this ot thee 
 22. 64. prophesy , who is it that smote thee . 
 
 John 4. 9. how is it thou being a .lew askest ot me ? 
 
 14.22. how if It that thou wilt mamtest thyselt t 
 Acts 5. 9 . how if it that ye have agreed together 
 
 22.25. if it law'ful for you to scourge a Koman 
 1 Cor. 6.5. if it so, that there is not a wise man 
 
 9. 11. if it a great matter if we reap your carnal 
 
 10.16. is it not the communion ot blood ot Christ 
 
 12.15. if it therefore not of the Ixxly, 16. 
 
 14. 26. how if it'every one ot j'ou hath a psafin 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 20. what glor^’ if it if when ye be butteted 
 Ijohnlk. 3. even now already if it in the world 
 It l.S. 
 
 Gen. 31.29. it is in the pow'er of my hand to do hurt 
 
 41.16. and .loseph answered, it is not in me 
 Num 13. 18. go up and see the land what it is 
 Dent. 31. 8. he it if,that doth go before thee 
 
 1 tSam. .3.18. it is the Lord, let him do what seems 
 St Sam. 13. 35. so it is. Job 5. 27. Lvke 12. 54. 
 
 21. 1. it is for Saul and for his bloody house 
 
 2 Kings 10. 15. is thine heart right as my heart? i# if 
 1 Chr. 6.10. he it is that executeth the priest s office 
 
 21.17. even I it is that have sinned, and done evil 
 £ Chron. 5. 9. and there it is unto this day . . 
 Job 26. 3. how hast thou declared the thing as it is 
 Ps. 39. 4. to know the measureot my days what it is 
 Jer. 30. 7. it if eve.n the time of .lacob's trouble 
 Lam. 3. 22. it is of Lord’s mercies not consumed 
 Lzek. 21. 27. till he come whose right it is 
 Mat. 6.10. will be done on earth, as it is in heaven 
 
 14.27. of good cheer, it is 1, be not afraid, John 6.20. 
 16.7. it is because we have no bread, Mark 8.16. 
 John 1. 27. he it is who coming after me is preferred 
 
 I. 22. not because it is of Moses, but the rathers 
 
 13. 26. he it is to whom I shall give a sop 
 
 14. 21. hath commandments, he it is that loveth 
 Acts 12. 15. then said they, it if his angel 
 
 1 Cor. 3.13. try every man's work, of what sort it is 
 
 II. 14. that if a man have long hair it is a shame 
 
 15. if a woman have long hair it is a glory to her 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 13. it is to Clod, of if we be sober it is for 
 Ga/. 4. 29. but as then, even so it is now 
 
 Co/. 1. 6. is come to you, as it is in all the world 
 2 'I'hess. 3. 1. be glorified, even as it if with you 
 See Behold, Blttek, Good, Wkitten. 
 
 IS not. 
 
 Gen. 37.30. the child is not || 42.13. and one is not, 32. 
 42. .36. and .lacob said, loseph is not, Simeon is not 
 44.5. is not this it in which my lord drinketh ? 
 Exod. 4.14. is not Aaron the Le - ite thy brother? 
 
 14. 12. is not this the word that we did tell thee ? 
 Num. 12. 7- my servant Moses is not so, who is 
 
 16. 40. is not of seed of Aaron, come near to offer 
 23. 19. God is not a man that he should lie 
 
 Dent. 11. 10. the land is not as the land of Fgypt 
 29. 15. also with him that if not here this day 
 
 31. 17- because our God is not amongst us 
 
 32. 6. ifwi he thy Father that bought thee ? 
 
 .31. for their rock is not as our rock 
 
 34. if not this laid up in store with me ? 
 
 Judg. 4.14. if not the Lord gone out before thee ? 
 
 19.12. a city that if not of the children of Israel 
 1 Sam. 15.29. he if not a man that he should repent 
 
 20. .37. he cried, is not the arrow beyond thee ' 
 
 21.11. if not this David king of the land r 29- 3,5. 
 fLSam. 11. 3. if walthis Bathsheba wife of Uriah t 
 14.19. isrwt the hami of .loab w ith thee in this 
 20. 21. and .loab said, the matter if not so 
 
 2.3.17. is not this the blood of the nien that went 
 
 1 Kings9>. 41. stranger that if net of Isr. 2 L’Ar. 6.32. 
 
 2 Kiwis 6.19. this is not the way, nor this the city 
 32. if not the sound of his master’s feet behind 
 
 O-L, fwi me auuiiti ui mo uiaotci o 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 18. if not the Ix)rd your God with you 
 flChron. 25. 7. for the Lord is not with Israel 
 Esth. 4. 16. which if not according to the law 
 Job 4. 6. if not this thy fear, thy confidence 
 6.13. is not my help in me H 9. .32. he if not a man as 
 21.16. lo, their good if not in their hand 
 
 22.5. if iu>t thy wickedness great and infinite ? 
 
 12. if not Go<l in the height of heaven ? 
 
 23.8. behold, I go forward, but he is not there 
 27.19. the l ich manopeneth his eyes, and he is not 
 Prov. 7.19. for the good man is not at home, he is 
 
 23.5. w ilt tliou sctdhy eyes on that which is not 
 7. eat, saith he, but his heart is not with thee 
 
 Eccl. 9. 11. I saw the race is net to the swift 
 
 IS 
 
 Isa 10.9. if not Calno, is not Hamath, if rwt Samar. 
 
 17. 14. and behold, before the morning he if not 
 5o. 2. spend money for that vvhich is wot bread 
 Jer. 5. 13. and the word is not in the prophets 
 8.19. isnot the Lord in Zion, if wol her King in her 
 10. 16. the portion of .lacob isnot like them, ol. 19. 
 
 23. I know that the way of man if in himselt 
 2.3.29. isnot my word like as a fire, saith the Lord 
 38. 5. the king if not he that can do any thing 
 49.10. and Lsau is not lifil. 9. but she is rwt healerl 
 Ezek. 18.25. ye say the way of the Lonl if not equal, 
 if not my way equal ? 29.1 33. D, ~t). 
 Dan.i. 11. the gods, whose dwelling if iwl with Hesh 
 3'). as for me, this secret i.s not revealed to me 
 4. 30. if not this great r,abylon, that 1 have built 
 JIos 2. 2. tor she \vite,nor I her iiiisnana 
 
 Mic. 2. 10. arise, depart, for this is not your rest 
 3.11. yet will they say, if ni t the Lord among us 
 Hab.2. 4. his soul which is lifted up if rwt up>'?emt 
 Zech. 3.2. isnot this a brand plucked out ot the lire ? 
 Mat. 13.55. if not tiiis the carpenter’s son, if not his 
 20.23 on my left, is rwt mine to give, Mark K). 40. 
 
 22 3^. Oocl is uot the God ot the dead, but ot the 
 living, Mark 12. 27- Luke 20.38. 
 
 24.6. come to pass, but the end isrwt yet, Lnke 21.9. 
 
 28. 6. he if not here for he is risen, Luke‘Ik. 6. 
 
 Luke 6. 40. the disciple isnot above his master 
 22. 27. if not he thatsitteth at meat greater 
 John 3. 18. he that believeth if not condemned 
 5.31. my witness if not true H 9.16. tiiis man is rwt 
 11. 4. Jesus said, this sickness is rwt unto death 
 14.24. the word w’hich you hear if not mine, 7- Ib¬ 
 id. 36. my kingdom is notoi this world 
 Rom. 2. 28. lie ?f rwt a .lew that is one outwardly 
 20. whose praise if rwt of men but ot God 
 3.29, if not he also of the Gentiles, yes, ot Gentiles 
 8. 24. but hope that is seen is not hope , , . , 
 
 14. 17. the kingdom of God if not meat and drink 
 23. for whatsoever if rwt of faith is sin _ 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 20. for the kingdom of God if not in word 
 
 6. 13. now the body is rwt for fornication 
 
 7. 15. a brother or sister is net under bondage 
 
 11. 8. for the niaa of the woman, but the 
 20. this if not to eat the Lord’s supper 
 
 12. 14. for the body if not one member, but many 
 
 13. 4. charity envieth not, is not pufied up 
 
 15. .39. all flesh isnot the same flesh, but there is 
 58. that your labour if not in vain in the F^rd 
 
 Gal. 1. 7. which if nut another, but some trouble you 
 11. the gospel preached by me isnot after ma.n 
 3.12. law if rwt of faith H 20. if not a mediatcr ot one 
 6. 7. be not deceived, God if rwt mocked 
 Phil. .3. 1. to write the same to me if rwt grievous 
 Heb. 6. 10. for God is rwt unrighteous, to forget 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9. the Lord if rwt slack concerning his 
 
 1 Johnl.8. the truth isn. in us, 2.4. || 1.10. word isn. 
 
 2. 15. the love of the Father if rwt in him 
 
 16. if not of the Father, but is ot the world 
 
 .3 10 doth not righteousness, If iwif ot God, 4. .3,6. 
 
 5. 16. if brother sm a sin which if not unto death 
 Rev. 17. 8. beast thou sawest, w-as, and if not, 11. 
 
 Jt 1S not. 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. it is not good, Prov. 18. 5.1 2^. 27-1 
 
 21. Hos. 8.6. Mat. 19- 10. 
 31. 5. that it is not towards me as befoi e 
 41. 16. it is not in me, God shall give an answer 
 Exod. 8. 26. and Moses said, it is not meet so to do 
 Deut. 32. 47. for it is not a vain thing for you 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. sliall know it isrwt his hand that smote 
 20. 2. Jonathan said, God forbid, it if wt-r so 
 
 Ezra 5. 16. been in building, yet it is not finished 
 Job 9. .35. I would speak, but it is not %o with me 
 28.14. it is not in me, the seasaith, it is not with me 
 .35.15. but now because it is rwt so, he hath visited 
 Prov 31. 4. it is not for kings, O Lemuel, to drink 
 Jer. 5.12. it isnot he \\ 10.23. it isnot in man to direct 
 Ezek. 11. 3. which say, it is riot near, let us build 
 Mat. 10.20. for it isrwt ye that speak, but the Spirit 
 13.11. to vou it is given, but to them it is rwt siven 
 14! 4. it if not law', to have her, 27- 6. Mark 6. 18. 
 15! 26. it is not meet to take children’s. Markj. 27 - 
 18. 14. even so it is not the will ot your lather 
 Acts 1.7. it is not for you to know the times 
 6. 2. it is rwt reason that we should leave the word 
 oo~oo. for it is rwt fit that he should live 
 25' 16. it is rwt the manner of the Bomans 
 Rom. 9. 16. so tlien it is rwt of him that willeth 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 1. it is not expedient for me to glory 
 
 IS there. _ • , - 
 
 Gen. 31.14. if t/ifre yet any portion or inheritance 
 Deut. .3. 24. what God if there in heaven or earth 
 4.7. what nation is there so great, who hath God,.8. 
 5. 26. who if there ot all flesh that tiath h^ard 
 
 20. 5. what man is there that hath built, 7> 8. 
 
 .32. 28. nor if there any understanding in them 
 
 Judg. 4.20. if there any man II14. 3. if there never a 
 
 21. 5. w'ho if there among all the tribes of Israel, 8. 
 
 1 .S'a/n. 2.2. neither if there any rock like our God 
 
 17. 29. and David said, is there not a cause ? 
 
 2 Sam. 7.22. nor is t. any God besides thee,i.fa.44.8. 
 9 1. if there any that is left ot Saul’s house, .3. 
 
 1 KingsfJl. 7. is there not here a prophet of the Txird 
 besides ? 2 Kings ,3. 11. 2 Chron. 18. 6. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 6. in thy hand is t. not power and might ? 
 ”.36. 23. who if t. among you his people ' Ezral. 3. 
 Keh 6.11. and who if i/iere being as I am would go 
 Job 6. 30. if there iniquity in my tongue, 33. 9. 
 
 15. 11. if there any secret thing w ith thee ? 
 
 Psal. 30. 9. w hat profit is t. in my blood when I go 
 Prov. 17. 16. if there a price in the hand ot a fool 
 Eccl. 1.10. if there anything whereof it may be said 
 5. 11. what good is there to the ow neis thereof 
 Isa. 2.7. nor if there any end of their treasures, nor 
 if there any end of their chariots 
 44. 19. nor is there knowledge to say, 1 have burnt 
 20. nor say, is there not a lie in my right hand . 
 Jer.fS. 22. if t. no balm in Gilead, ist. no physician 
 .32. il. I am Txird, if t. any thing too hard tor me 
 .37.17. asked him, is there any word from the I nrd 
 Hos. 12.11. if l/iereiniquity in Gilead,surely vanity 
 Anws 6.10. if t. yet any with thee,ye shall say, no 
 Mat. 7. 9. what man is there of you, whom it his son 
 
 IT ■ 
 
 Acts 4.12. nor if there salvation in any other, for no 
 Rom. .3. 1. what profit if there ot circumcision . 
 
 9. 14. is there unrighteousness with God. 
 
 There LS. - ■ 
 
 Lev. 14. 35. there is as it were a plague in the liouse 
 Num. 11. 6. there is nothing at al| besides manna 
 Ueut.Si. 39. 1 am he, and there is no god w ith me 
 Judg. 19. 19. yet i/iere if both straw and provender 
 21.19. there if a feast of the l>ord in Shiloh 
 1 Sam. 14. 6. for there if no restraint to the l.ord 
 17. 46. may know that there is a God 111 Israel 
 20. .3. there is but a step between me and death 
 
 21. then come thou, for there is peace to thee 
 1 Kings 5. 4. there is neither adversary nor evil 
 
 8 2.3. t. is no God like thee in heaven, 2 Chr. 6. 14. 
 
 -16. there is no man that simieth not, 2 Chr. 6. .36. 
 
 14. 2. beliold there is Ahijah the prophet wjio told 
 
 1 A'iwfff 22.8./. if yetoneman,.dicaiah sonot Imlan 
 
 2 Kings5. 8. he shall know t. is a prophet in Israel 
 Ezra 10.2. yet there is hope in Israel, Job 11.18. 
 
 Esth. .3. 8. there if a certain people scattered 
 
 Job 19. 29. that ye may know' i/iere i.f a judgment 
 
 22. 29". tiien thou shalt say, there is lifting up 
 32! 8. but there is a spirit in man, the inspiration 
 
 Psal. 14. 1. the fool hath said, there is no G. 53. 1. 
 
 19. il. in keeping them there is great reward 
 .34. 9. there is no want to them that tear him 
 
 46. 4. there is a river whose streams make glad 
 58* 11. verilyif a reward tor the righteous 
 68' 27. there if little Benjamin witli their ruler 
 146. 3. put not trust in man, in whom /. if no help 
 Prov. 11. 24. there is that scattereth, yet mcreasetn 
 13. 7. there is that maketh himself rich, yet hath 
 14! 9. but among the righteous there is favour 
 12. /. if a way thatseemeth right to a man, 16. *5. 
 
 1 23. in all labour th. is profit || 23. 18. /A. if an end 
 
 .30. 11. thereisA generation that curseth, 12.1.5, 14. 
 Eccl. 3. 1. to every thing tk. is a season, and a time 
 
 7. 15. there is a just man, there is a wicked man 
 
 8. 4. w’here the word of a king is, there is power 
 16. there is that neither day nor night seeth sleep 
 
 9.2. there is one event 1| 4. for to him there if hope 
 Isa. 43.11. and besides me there is no Saviour 
 44. 6. and beside me there is no God, 8. 14o. o. 
 
 47. 1. /. if no throne, O daughter of the Chaldeans 
 
 48. 22. /. if no peace to wicked, 57. 21. Jer. 6. 14. 
 
 50. 2. because /. is no water || 53. 2. /. is no beauty 
 57. 10. saidst not, /. is no hope, Jer. 2. 25. I 18. 12. 
 
 Jer. .31.17. /. if hope in thy end!(.37-17- be said, /. i.» 
 E~ek ‘>2. 25. there is a conspiracy ot her prophets 
 .32. 24. th. is Elam |1 29. there is Edom, her kings 
 .34. 5. were scattered, because/Agre if no shepherd 
 Dan. 2. 28. there is a God that revealeth secrets 
 5 11. there is a man in thy kingdom in wiiom is 
 lios. 4. 1. because there is no truth nor niercy 
 Nah. .3.19. /• if no healing ot thy bruise, thy w ound 
 Mat. 22. 2.3. .he Sadducees, who say, there is no 
 resurrection, Mark 12. 18. 1 Cor. 15. 12. 
 Mark 10. 18. there is none good but one, that is God 
 Luke 14. 22. and yet /. if room |1 15. lo. /. if joy m 
 JohnQ. 44. because there is no truth m him 
 11. 10. he stumbleth, because /. if no light inhim 
 1 Cor. 3. 3. there is among you envying and stnte 
 5. 1. it is reported there is fornication arnongyou 
 8 6 but to us there is but one God, the lather 
 
 15. 44. /. if a natural body, /. if a spiritual body 
 Gal. 5. 23. temperance, against such there if no law 
 Col. 3. 25. and there is no respect of pemons 
 1 John 4.18. there is no fear in love, but perfect love 
 5. 16. //lerZ.if a sin unto death, 1 do not say he shall 
 n. and there is a sin not unto death 
 See None, One. 
 
 There IS not. . , ^ , , 
 
 Gen. 47. 18. there isnot ought left in sight of my lora 
 oSam. 13. 30. slain the king’s sons, th. if w/ one left 
 
 1 Kings 0. 6. th. isn. anxmg us that can skill to hew' 
 
 2 Kings 1. 3. not because there is not a God m 
 
 Israel, 6. 
 
 10. 3. to birth, and th. if wo/strength to bring forth 
 Job 41. 33. upon earth there is rwt his like 
 Eccl 4 8. there is one alone, and there is not second 
 Cant. 6.6. and there is not one barren among them 
 Luke 7. 28. there is not a greater prophet than John 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 5. that there is ?wt a wise man amongst you 
 8 7 there is not in every man that knowledge 
 
 ISLAND, &c. See «//ei-I gnorantly. 
 j ISSU E 
 
 ' Signifies, [H A passage, wag, or outlet Psal . 68. 
 
 [2] Children or posterity, (Jen. 48. 6.^ [3] A Jiux 
 or running. Lev. 12. 7- [4] -S’cerf, Ezek. -3. -0. 
 151 'I'o spring or proceed from. 2 Kings 20. 18. 
 [6] To flow, Ezek. 47- 8. [7] To comejorth has¬ 
 tily and violently. Josh. 8. 22. 
 
 ISSUE, Substantive. 
 
 Gen 48. 6. thy i. which thou beuettest after them 
 Lev. 12. 7. the i. of her blood, 15_. 25. Mat. 9. 20. 
 
 Mark o. 2o. Luke 8. 4.5, 44, 
 15. 2. running i. 3. I 22. 4. || 15. 8- hath the i. 28. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.29. from the houseot Joab, one hath an i. 
 Isa. 22. 24. shall hang on him the offspring and i. 
 i'.zek. 23.20. whose i. is like the i. of horses 
 Mat. 22. 25. having no i. left his wife 
 
 IS-SUE. ^ 
 
 2 Kings 20. 18. thy sons that i. from thee, Isa. 39. i • 
 ~Ezek. ' 47. 8. tliese w aters i. toward the east country 
 
 ISSUED. 
 
 .Jo.sh. 8. 22. other i. out of the city against thern 
 Jub .38. 8. break forth as if it i. out of the womb 
 Ezek. 47. 1. w aters i. from under the threshold 
 12. because tlieir w aters i. out of the sanctuary 
 Dan. 7. 10. a fiery stream i. and carne^torth 
 Rev 9 17. and out ot their mouths i. fire, 18. 
 ISSUES. 
 
 Psal. 68. 20. to God belong the i. from death 
 Prov. 4.23. keep heart, for outof it are the i. of ufe 
 
 Prov. 4. 2.3. keep heart, for outof it are issues of life 
 Isa. 6. 13. in i/shall be a tenth, and i/shall retui u 
 7 7 thus saith the Ixird, it shall not stand 
 n. 10. to it shall the Gentiles seek, and Ins rest 
 30. 21. a word, saying, this is the way, walli in it 
 51 9. art thou not it that hath cut Kahab ? 
 
 2-0.5 
 
JUD 
 
 Tsa. 51.10. art thou not it which hatlt dried the sea ? 
 &e Blti'ek, Good, \Vkitten, Seli'. 
 
 I I C'II. 
 
 Deue.QQ. 27 . tlie Lord will smite thee with the 2 . 
 
 1 rciiiNc;. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 3. shall they heap teachers having Lears 
 .lUDGE 
 
 Signifies, [1] 7h trj/ and determine a cause, Exod. 
 IH. 1.3. 1 Cor. 0. 2. [21 Rightly to 2 inderstand 
 and dtsrern, 1 Cor. 2. 15. [3] To cetisure rash¬ 
 ly, JMat. 7- 1. 1 Cor. 4. 3. [4] To proceed 
 
 agatnst. Acts 24. 6. [5] To esteem or reekon, 
 Acts lf>. lo. [(}J 'Vo rule and govern^ Psal, (>7. 
 4. lleb. 10. .30. [7] 'To punish, Ezek. 7. 3, 8. 
 lleb 1.3. 4. It IS spoken, (1) of Hod, (ieii. 18. 
 25. Heb. 12. 23. (11) Of Christ, Acts 10. 42. 
 
 C/ rnen called gods, Psal. 82. 1, 6. [1] 
 Ord272a>y, Veut. 1. 16. [2J Rxtraord/nary, Judp. 
 2. 18, ly. c 
 
 .TUDGE, Substantive. 
 
 Oen. 18. 25. shall not the J. ot all the earth rlo right 
 19.9. this one fellow came, and will needs be a ;. 
 T-xod. 2. 14. made thee ay. over iis, .Icts’l. 27, .35. 
 JJeut. 17 . 9. come to thethatshall be in those days 
 12. the man that will not heiu ken to they. 
 
 ^ 0 . 2. that the J. shall cause him to lie do\\ n 
 Judg. 2. 18. then the Lord was with they". 
 
 19. they, was dead, they corrupteil themselves 
 IL 27 . the Lord the J. bey. this dav betw'een 
 ISam. 2. 25. if a man sin, they, shall judge him 
 2 iVzOT. 15. 4. Absalom said, O that 1 were made y. 
 Job 9. 15. I would make supplication to my y. 
 
 2.3. 7 . I should be delivered forever from my y 
 31.28_. an iniquity to be iiiinished by they. 
 
 J^sal. 7 . t 11. God is a righteousy. and is angrv 
 6. heavens declare, for (lod is ;. himself, selah 
 <58. 5. ay. ot the widows || 75. 7 . God is they. 
 
 94. 2. lilt up thyself, thou J. of the earth, render 
 Jsa. 3. 2, doth take away from Jerusalem they. 
 Amos^. .3. 1 will cutoff they, from the midst thereof 
 Mte 5. 1. they shall smite they, of Israel with a rod 
 T* 3. prince askelh, and tlie,/. Jisketh tor a reward 
 Mat. b. lb. the adversary deliver thee to the /. the 
 y. deliver thee to the officer, Luke 12. 58. 
 Tuke\^. 14. man, who made me ay. over you ^ 
 
 18. 2. saying, there was in a city, ay. feared not G. 
 
 0. the Lord said, hear what the unjust^', saith 
 "12. of (xod to be they, of quick and dead 
 18. 15. for 1 will be noy. of such matters 
 xGri;. I’^st been of many years ay. of this nation 
 2 ijw.4.8. the i,ord the righteousy. shall give me 
 yieb. 12. 23. ye are come to God the J. of all 
 Jarn. 4. 1] thon art not a doer of the law', but ay. 
 ’rx'® st^ndeth before the door 
 .1 UllGE, Verb, applied to God and Chkcst. 
 
 Oen. 16. 5.y. between me and thee, 1 Sam. 24.12,15. 
 31. 5.3. the (xod of their father /. betwixt us 
 Txod. 5. 21. they said, the Lord look on you and y. 
 ilewf. 32. 36. for the Lord shally. his people, Psal. 
 1C o X , 50. 4. I 1.35. 14./*5. lO. 30. 
 
 f; r 1 ^® -i- ‘I'e eiitls of the earth 
 
 24. + 15. the Lordy. me out of thy hand 
 1 htngs^. .32. hear and y. thy servants, 2 Chr. 6. 2.3. 
 
 1 Chr .16.33. cometh toy. the earth, Ps. 90.1.3. | 98 . 9 ! 
 
 2. L/iron. 20. 12. O our God, wilt thou not /. them ' 
 Job 22.13. sayest, can he y. through the dark cloud .> 
 jrsal. 7 . 8. the Lord shally. the peoplerighteouslv 
 
 10 IQ • n r .u , . lb. 
 
 10. 18. y. the fatherless and poor, 82. t3. Isa. ll 4 
 
 26. l.y. me, O Lord, 7 . 8 . 1 35. 24. 1 43 . 1 . | 54.‘ L 
 
 82. 8 . arise, O 098 ,y. the earth : thou shalt inherit 
 Jo. 13. he shall j, the world M'itli righteousness, 
 
 , , 98.9. Aets 17 . 31 . 
 
 110 . 6 . he shally. among the heathen 
 Teel. b. 17 , God shall f. the righteous and wicked 
 Isa. 2. 4. and he shally. among the nations 
 .3.1.3. the Lord standeth to y. tlie people 
 
 11. .3. he. shall noty. after the sight of his e 3 'es 
 
 7 ’ ’ 01 shall j, the people 
 
 Ihek. /. , 1 , and will y', thee according to thv ways 
 
 34. 17 . behold I y. betw'een cattle and cattle 
 Joel .3. 12. there will I sit to y. the heathen 
 JPe. 4. 3. he shally. aniong manj' people 
 Jj’li^'Ji. SO. as 1 hear 1 y. my judgment is just 
 8 . Id. I y. no man |116. and yet if 1 y. 
 
 26. 1 have many things to say and to j. of you 
 1 , • .U- 1 not toy. the world 
 
 „ y ^5. when God shally. the secrets of men 
 
 3. (), tor then liow shall God j\ the M'orld ^ 
 
 2 7 /W. 4 .1. who shally. quick and dead, 1 Pet. 4 5 
 IJeb. 13. 4. whoremongers and adulterers G. will j. 
 Aev. 6. 10. dost thou noty. and avenge our blood 
 
 19. 11. m righteousness he dothy. and make w'ar 
 further, I toill Judge. 
 
 JUDGE, applied to Man, or other things. 
 
 they may y. betwixt us both 
 49. 16. Dan shall y. his people as one of the tribes 
 Rxod.MC 13. that Moses sat toy. the people 
 16 they come, ly. betw'een one and another 
 22. but every small matter they shall y. 
 
 Tev. 19 . 15. in righteousness shalt thou ;. thy 
 T-x o- .. neighbour. Dent. 1. 16. I 16. 18. 
 Aum. .Id. 24. the congregation y. between the slayer 
 JJeut. 25. 1. come, that the judges may y. them 
 ^ man sin, the judge shallhim 
 8. 5. thou art old, make us a king toy. us^ 6. 20. 
 
 1 Ar«i7v3.9. give an understanding heaittoy. who 
 ^ IS able toy. this great people^' 2 Chron. 1. 10 . 
 <•7- n porch for the throne wheiehe mighty'. 
 
 !• 11. that thou mayesty. my people 
 19. 6^ for j’e y . not forman, but torthe I,ord 
 hzral. 25. set judges which may ;'. all the people 
 
 JUD 
 
 Ezek. 23. 24. and they shally. thee, 45. | 24. 14. 
 
 nan, wifty. Aholah and Aholibah 
 
 uil.bH. 1. do yey. nprightl)’, O ye sons of men I 
 _. he shall./, th)' people with righteousness 
 
 4. he Shall ;', the poorot the people, Proz\ 31.9. 
 b.. .. how long will yey. unjustly, and accept 
 "i 17-J' the fatherless, plead for the widow 
 23. thevy'. not the fatherless, Jer. 5. 28. 
 
 T ■ ^ 9*'n.V 3 'ou betwixt me and i/ij' vinevard 
 
 y'l'bJ 12.y. judgment. Zeeh. 7 . t 9 .1 8. t 16. 
 Rzek. *0. 4. wilt thouy. them, son of man? 22. 2. 
 
 5^06 
 
 .‘16. son of man.. 
 
 /•ft’ 7^' **'*^'^ shall ;. it according to my .luilgments 
 Chad. 21. saviours ci.me toy. the mount of Esau 
 '1' ^heads thereofy. for reward 
 
 Zeeh. .1. 7 . then thou shalt alsoy. my house 
 Mat. 7 . I.. 7 . not that ve be not judged 
 
 2. for with w hat judgment ye y. Lukeb. .37. 
 
 Iftke 12. bl. yea. and wlij- y. ye not wliat is right: 
 John 7 . ~4.y'. not according to the appearance, but 
 
 , . .;. righteous judgment 
 
 51. doth our law y. any man before it hear 
 
 8. 15. ye ;'. after llesh [] 12. 48. same shally. him 
 18. 31. take and y. him according to your law 
 
 19.ye || 13. 46.y. yourselves unwoithy 
 -.1. 3. for sittest thou toy. me after the law '. 
 
 Rom. 2. 27 . uncircumcisionif it fulfil the law',y'. thee 
 14. t 1. not to ,;', his doubtful thoughts 
 
 3. him that eatcth ll 10. why y. thy brother 
 1.3. let us not,;', one another, but;'. this rather 
 
 - 1 ^' myself, || b.j. not, before time 
 
 D. 1.. what have I to do toy. them tiiat are with- 
 
 out, do ye noty. them that are within 
 
 0 . do ye not know the saints shall . 7 . the world 
 3. know 3 'e not that we shally. angels? 
 k' ^ 1 are least esteemed in church 
 
 5. shall t)e able toy. between his brethren 
 if’ i’?-'/' >■«'"’hat I say, || 11. 13.y. in yourselves 
 11 . 31. tor If we would y. ourselves, we should 
 14. 29._let the prophets speak, and the other y. 
 ~rs,°n ‘because wethusy. that if one died 
 
 Col. 2 . 16. let no man thereforey. you in meat 
 Jam. 4. 11. but it thou ,;', the law, thou art not 
 , ^ i ?«//JUDGE, 
 
 o ^ teill j. his house for ever 
 
 X fat. fo. when shall receive, 1 uiill j. uiirightly 
 if 1 //’ 'f' according to thy ways, 8. 27. || 3.3. 20. 
 
 , a?” .;- m the border of Israel, 11. 
 
 10. .)8. ItcillJ. thee as women that break wedlock 
 oT’ 1 will j. you, O house of Israel 
 
 of' T thee m the place where thou wast 
 
 o4. ,0. 1, even I, retll j. between fat cattle, 22, 
 
 ^ ^ in//7 JUDGE. 
 
 Oert. 15. 14. the nation they shall serve —j. Acts 7. 7 
 Tuke 19 . 22. out of tliine own mouth will I thee 
 .lUDGE.D. 
 
 Gen 30. 6. God hath y. me ami heard my voice 
 E.xod. 18. 26. ;'. the people, small matter they ;' 
 
 3. 10 . (Jtlmiel,;. || 4. 4. Deborah 7 . Israel 
 10 . 2 . lolay. II .3 Jairy. || 12 . 7. Jephthah 
 1 Elony. II14. Abdon,;'. Israel 
 Id. . 0 . bamson .;. Israel twenty years, i 6 . .31. 
 
 Ruth 1. 1. when judges ,;', there was a famine 
 
 1 Jsam. 4.18. Eli,;'. ||7. 6. Samuely. Israel, 15,16,17. 
 
 ~ 5aw. 18. 1 19 . the Lord j. him from his enemies 
 
 1 /sings 3. 28. heard the judgment the kino' had 7 
 
 2 kings 23. 22. from the days of the judges that J 
 
 9. 19 . let the heathen be y. in thy sight 
 
 37 . 33. not condemn liim when he is./, 
 
 shall be y. let him i/e condemned 
 Jer. 22. 16. hey. the cause of the poor and needy 
 Ezek. 16. 38. as women that shed blood are 7 . 
 
 hast,;', thy sisters, bear shame 
 28. 23. and the wounded shall bey. in her 
 .3 d. 11. make myself known, when I have y. thee 
 36. 19. according to their doings I y. them 
 JJan. 9.12. and against our judges thaty us 
 
 r ;' I- “"t j- II '’e Lukeb. 37. 
 
 Euke ,. 43. he said to him, thou hast rightly ;'. 
 
 Jo/tn 16. 11. the prince of this world is;. 
 
 Acts 16. 15. if ye have,;, me to he faithful 
 ~4. 6. vye would have,;', according to our law' 
 
 9. there bey. ot these things before me, 20. 
 
 lO. Paul said, I stand, where I ought to be j. 
 
 ~o. 6 . and am 7 . for the liope of the promise 
 Rom. 2. 12. shall bey. by the law. Jam. 2. 12. 
 
 3. 4. thou mightest overcome when thou arty. 
 
 7 . why 3 ’et am 1 alsoy. as a sinner? 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 15. yet he himself is,;', of no man 
 f 3' ^ small thing that 1 should be,;', of vou 
 
 5. o. 1 hav'ey. alreadv, as though I were present 
 
 6 . 2 . and it the world .shall bey. bvyou 
 10 . 29. tor why is my liberty , 7 . ofaimther man's 
 11.31. if w'e would judge we should not be ;' 
 
 1 . chastened of the' Lord 
 
 14. 24. he IS convinced of all, he is ;'. of all 
 Heb. 11 11. because she,;', him faithful who had 
 i Pet. 4. 6. they might bey. according to men 
 
 ot the dead, that they should bey 
 16. D. art righteous because thou hast;'. thus 
 19 . 2. righteous, for he hatliy. the great whore 
 ~0. 12. the dead werey. out of those things 
 13. werey. every man according to his works 
 .1 UDG ES. 
 
 E.xod. 21. 6. his master shall bring him to the 7 . 
 
 22. and he shall pay as the,?, determine 
 
 22. 8. then the master shall be brought to the y. 
 
 9. the cause of both shall come before they. 
 f 28. thou shalt not revile they. 
 
 hum. 25. 5. Moses said to the,;', slav each his men 
 I/eut.l. 16 I charged your,/', at that time, saying 
 16. 18. , 7 '. shalt thou make in all thy gates 
 19 .17- both the men shall stand before priests andy. 
 
 18. they, shall make diligent inquisition 
 * 1 . 2 . thy elders and thy 7 . shall come forth 
 2 d. 1 . they come that the,;', may judge them 
 32. .31. even our enemies themselves'being 7 . 
 
 Josh. 8 . 33. their 7 . stood on this side the ark 
 2.3. 2. Joshua called for their heads and 7 . 24. 1 . 
 oudj;. 2.16. the Lord raised u[) , 7 '. who delivered, IS. 
 
 17- the,v would not hearken to theiry. 
 
 Ruth 1. 1. w hen they, ruleil a famine was 
 
 1 kam. 8. 1. he made his sons,/, over Israel,2. 
 
 2 kam. 7 . 11 . 1 commanded 7 . to be over my people 
 2 A77/<7.f23.22. from the days of they, that judged 
 
 1 Chr. 17. 6. spake 1 a word to any of tliey. 10 . 
 
 23. 4. and six thousand were officers and y. 
 
 ~6- '9. Chenaniah and his sons were for,;'. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 2. then .Solomon spake to the,;'. 
 
 19 . 5^ he set,;'. in the land || 6. said to the,/’. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 25. set ,;', w hich ma.v' judge the people 
 10. 14. and w ith tliein the y. ot every city 
 
 JUD 
 
 Job 9. 24. tie covereth the face of they, thereof 
 1.. 1«. and he inaketh the y. fools 
 31. 11 it is an iniquity to be punished by they. 
 
 J sal. 2. 10. be instructed ye 7 . of the earth 
 
 1 r '^'1 J -or his soul 
 
 141. 6. when,/, are overthrown in stony places 
 148. 11. princes, and ally, of the earth 
 
 ''•^■11’^ princes rule, and ally, of earth 
 ".’••restore thyy. as at the first 
 40. 2.1. he maketh they, of the earth as vanity 
 n 'Nebuchadnezzar sent to gather the j. 3. 
 
 9. his words a^inst ourj, that judged us 
 10 *1 ^^ ’1 have devoured their 
 
 V '/ o thy or w iumi thou saidst 
 
 3. 3. herj. are evening wolves, they «»naw 
 Jlto. 12 . 27 . they shall be yn'liry'. Luke U. 19 
 Acts 1.1. *0. and alter that he gave to them/. 
 
 Jam. 2. 4. and are become y. of evil thoughts" 
 
 „ , JUDGES!'. 
 
 I .sal. Dl. 4. thou mightest be clear when thou j. 
 
 Jer. 11 . 20. Lord ot hosts, thaty. righteously 
 Rom. 2. 1. O man, w hosoever thou art that j. 
 
 .i. O man, thaty. them which do such things 
 14. 4. who art thou thaty. another man's servant ’ 
 Jam. 4. 12. who art thou that/, another 
 JUDGE! fl. 
 
 Job 21. 22. seeing he y. those that were high ' 
 
 36. 3L for by fhemy. he the people 
 Rsal. 7 . 11. (Jody, the righteous, is angry with 
 58’ 11. vei'ily he is a (>od thaty. in the eartli 
 8*’1. in congregation of inighTj', hey. among gods 
 1 rov. *9. 14. the king tliat faithtull^’y. the poor 
 John D. 22. tor the l athery, no man, but hath 
 8. 50. there is one thaty. || 12. 48. one thaty. him 
 J5. he that is spiritual y. all things 
 
 4. 4. but he thaty. me is the Lord 
 
 5. 13. but them that are w ithout, Gody. 
 
 Jtxm. 4. ID he thaty. his brother, y. the law 
 
 1 I et, 1. 17 . who without respect of persons ?. 
 
 2 . 23. but committed himself to him that y. 
 
 Rev. 18. 8. for strong is the Lord thaty. her 
 ^ JUDGING. 
 
 Gen. 30, 4 T). ^Rachel called his name,^*. 
 
 2 A Digs 15. 5. y. the people of the land, 2 Chr. 26.21. 
 Psal. 9. 4. thou sattest in the throney. right 
 
 Isa. 16. 5. he shall sity. and seeking judgment 
 Alat. 19. 28. y. the twelve tribes, Luke 22. 30. 
 
 *. .. , JUDGMEM 
 
 Signifies, [1] I he sentence, or decision of a judge, 
 
 1 Kings 3. 28. [2J 'The spirit of wisdom and pm- 
 
 ...X. .w upVfl 
 
 jieopte JOT their sins and transgressions, Prov. 19. 
 29. Ezek. 30. 14. [4] The spiritual government n'e 
 the World, which is committed by God the Father 
 to Christ the Alediator, and which he manages 
 with ajpeject rectitude and equity, John 5 . 22.1 9 . 
 59’ [5J Those afflictions and chastisements which 
 God hriiigs upon his children for their trial and 
 instruction, 1 Pet. 4. IT. [ 6 ] God's merciful mo¬ 
 deration in chasusing his people, Jer. 10 . 24. [ 7 ! 
 I he solemn action and trial at the great and last 
 day, Eccl. 12 . 14. Jude 6 . [ 8 ] The righteous 
 
 statutes and commandments of God, Psal. 119. 7, 
 20 . [9] 'The punishment inflicted on Christ for 
 our sins, Isa. 53. 8 . [ 10 ] 'The doctrine of the gos¬ 
 pel, or God's word. Mat. 12 . 18. P al. 119. 7 , 20 . 
 LD]'7?wf/ce and equity, Isa. 1 . 17 . Luke 11 . 42. 
 [ 12 ] Ihe deliverance and vindication of mankind 
 from the power^ and tyranny of the devil, John 12 . 
 31. [1.3] God's decrees and purposes concerning 
 nations or persons, Rom. 11 . 3.3. [14] The sen¬ 
 
 tence of damnation upon the wicked, and of absolu¬ 
 tion in favour of t/ie godly, Jude 15. [15] Courts 
 of judgment. Mat. 5. 21 . [16] Differences and 
 
 controversies to he decided, 1 Cor. 6 . 4 . [ 17 J Sen¬ 
 timent, or_ opinion. 1 Cor. 1 . 10 . [18] Advice, 1 
 Mat ll<^M>el, or kingdem of grace, 
 
 Gen. 30. t 21 . Leah called her name y. 
 
 Exod. 12. 12. against the gods 1 will executey. 
 
 ~1.31. according to this y. be it done to him 
 
 23. 2. to (lecline after manj-, to wresty. 6 . 
 
 28. Id. tliou shalt make the breast-plate ofy. 
 
 29. Aarm bear names in breast-plate ofy. 30. 
 Aum. 27 . 11 . to Israel a statute ofy. 35 . 29. 
 
 21. after the,/, of Urim before the Lord 
 Deut. 1 . 17 . not afraid of man, for the y. is God's 
 10 . 18. lie doth execute the,/. of the fatherless 
 
 16. 18. they shall judge tlie people witli justy. 
 
 19 . not wrest/. || 17 . 11 . according to the y. 
 
 17 . 9 . they shall shew thee the sentence ofy. 
 
 24. 17 . thou slialt not pervert the y. of the stranger 
 
 25. 1. be a controversy, and they come unto y. 
 
 27 . 19 . cursed be he that perverteth j. of stranger 
 32. 4. for all his ways arey. ; a God of trutli 
 
 41. if mv hand take hold on y. 1 w ill render 
 Josh. 20 . 6 . stand before the congregation fory. 
 
 Judg. 4. 5. Israel came up to Deborah fory. 
 
 1 Sam. 8 . .3. his sons took bribes and perverted 7 . 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 15. David executed y. 1 Chnm. 18. 14. 
 
 15. 2. when any man came to the king for y. 6 . 
 
 1 Kingsb. 11 . hastaskecl nndeistandingtodiscernj. 
 
 28. all Israel heard ot the /. the king judged 
 7 . 7 . the porch ofy. || 20. 40. so shall thyy. be 
 
 2 Kings 25. 6 . took the king and gave./, upon him 
 2 Chron. 19. 8 . chief of fathers for 7 . of the Ixird 
 
 20. 9 . when evil cometh on us as tlie sw'ord, y. 
 
 22 . 8 . when Jehu was exeentingy. on Ahab 
 24. 24. so the)- executed y. against .loasli 
 I -ia 7 . 26. lety. be executed speedily on him 
 Lsth. 1 . 13. towards all that knew law and y. 
 
 Job 8 . .3. cloth (iod perverty. or j/ervert justice? 
 
 9. 19 . if I speak ofy. |i 19. 7- hut there is noy. 
 
 19. 29 . titet ye may know there is a y. 
 
 .32. 9 . neither do the aged understand j. 
 
 34. 4. let us choose to us y. know what is good 
 12. neither wJll the Almighty perverty. 
 
 .3,5. 14. yet,/, is before him, trust in him 
 
 36. 17 . thou hast fullilled the y. of the wicked, y. 
 
 and justice take hold on thee 
 
JUD 
 
 JUD 
 
 JUS 
 
 7. 6 . awake for me to the j. thou hast comm. 
 
 9 . 7 . he hath prepared his throne for ,/. 
 
 8 . shall minister j. to the people in righteousness 
 
 16. the Lord is known by the./, he executeth 
 
 3 . 3 . 5. he loveth righteousness and /. 37. 28. 
 
 37 . 6. he shall bring forth thy y. as the noonday 
 
 30. and his tongue talkethofy. 
 
 72 . 2. and he shall judge thy poor with 7 . 
 
 76 . 8 . thou didst cause J. to be heanl from heaven 
 
 9 . when God arose to j. to save the meek of the 
 
 earth 
 
 80.14. justice and j. are the habitation, 97- 2. 
 
 94 . 15. but j. shall return to righteousness 
 99. 4. the king’s strength also loveth ./. thou exe- 
 cutest^. and righteousness in .lacob 
 101. 1. T will sing of mercy and j. to thee, O Loid 
 103.6. T.ord executeth j. for the oppressed, 146. 7- 
 106. 3. blessed are they that keep,/. 
 
 30. then Phinehas stood up and executed,/. 
 
 111 . 7 . the worksof his hands are verity andi. 
 
 112. + 5. he will guide his affairs with>. 
 
 119. 66. teach me goody, and knowledge 
 
 121. 1 have done,/, and justice : leave me not 
 149. O T.ord, quicken me according to thy y. 
 
 122. 5. for there are set thrones ofy. 
 
 149. 9. to execute upon them they, w'ritten 
 ProvA. 3. to receive the instruction of wisdom andy. 
 
 2.8. he keepeth the paths ofy. ami preserveth 
 9. thenshalt thou understandy. and equity 
 
 8. 20. 1 lead in the midst of the paths ofy. 
 
 13. 23. there is that is destroyed for want ofy. 
 
 17 . 23. taketh a gift to pervert the ways ofy. 
 
 19 . 28. an ungodly witness scorneth ,/. 
 
 20.8. a king thatsitteth in the throne of,/. 
 
 28.5. evil men understand not,/, but they that seek 
 29 . 4. the king by,/, establisheth the land 
 
 26. every man’s,/, cometh from the Lord 
 
 31. 5. nor pervert the y. of anj' of the afflicted 
 pcc/. 3. 16 . I saw under the sun the place ofy. 
 
 3. 8. if thou seest violent perverting of y. and 
 
 justice 
 
 8. 5. and a wise man discerneth both time and,/. 
 
 6. because to every purpose theie is time andy. 
 pa. 1. 17 . seek,/. |1 21. it was full of/. 
 
 27 . /ion shall be redeemed with ,/. 
 
 4.4. shall have purged.Ierusalem lij’ the spirit ofy. 
 
 5. 7 . and lookeo for,/. || 16. 5. seeking./. 
 
 9 . 7 . and to establish it withy, and with justice 
 
 10. 2. to turn aside the needy from y. 
 
 16 . 3. execute y. Jer. 21. 12. 1 22. 3. Ezef:. 18. 8. I 
 
 45. 9 . 7-9. 1 8. 12 . 
 
 28. 6. for a spirit of ./. I IT. 1 will lay ./. to tiie line 
 .30. 18. will have mercy, for the Lord is a God ofy. 
 
 32. 16. then,/, shall dwell in the wilderness 
 
 33. 5. T.ord hath filled Zion with/. and righteousn. 
 
 34. 5. and upon the people of my curse to./. 
 
 40. 14. and who taught him in the pathofy. 
 
 41.1. let us come near together to,/. 
 
 42. 1. lie shall bring forthy. to the Gentiles 
 
 3. he shall bring forth./, unto truth 
 
 4. he shall not fail, till he have set./, in the earth 
 
 53.8. he w'as taken from prison and from ,/. 
 
 56. 1. keep ye./, and do justice, Hos. 12. 6. 
 
 59. 8. an([ there is no ./, in their goings 
 
 9. therefore isy. far from us, neither doth justice 
 
 11. w'e look for./, but tliere is none 
 
 14.. /. is turned away backward, and justice 
 
 15. it displeased him that there was noy, 
 
 61. 8. 1 the T.ord love./. 1 hate robbery 
 Jer. 5. 1. ifthere be any that executeth,/. 
 
 4. they know not the,/. of their God, 8. J. 
 
 5. tliey have known they, of their God 
 
 7 . 5. if ye thoroughly execute/, between a man 
 
 9. 24. whicli exercise./, and righteousness in earth 
 
 10. 24. correct me, but wdth ,/. not in thine anger 
 21. 12. execute / in the morning, and deliver liim 
 
 23. 5. branch shall execute/, in the earth, 33. 15. 
 26; 1 11. the/. of death is for this man 
 
 39. 5. to TTiblah, where he gave./, upon him, 52.9. 
 
 48. 21. and./. is come upon the plain country 
 47 . thus far is the /. of Moab 
 
 49 . 12. they wdiose,)’. was not to drink of tne cup 
 
 51 . 9 . foisake her, for her/, reacheth unto heaven 
 Ezcl:. 23. 10. for they had executed ./. on her 
 
 24. 1 w'ill set/, before them, they shall judge 
 Dati. 4. . 37 . king of heaven, all whose ways are/. 
 
 7 . 10.,/. was set H 26. but the ,/. shall sit 
 
 22.. /. was given to the saints of the most High 
 Ho.t. 5. 1. give ye ear, for /. is toward you 
 
 10. 4. thus,/. springeth up as hemlock in the field 
 Amos 5. 7 . ye who turn /. into wormw'ood 
 15. love the good, and establish/. in the gate 
 
 24. but let./, run down as w aters and righteousn. 
 
 6. 12. for ye have turned/, into gall 
 
 Jl7/c. 3. 1. is it not to know/. 1| 8. I am full of/. 
 
 9 . that abhor/. || 7 . 9 . and execute /. for me 
 IJab. 1. 4. law is slacked,/, doth never go forth 
 
 7 . their./, shall proceed of themselves 
 
 12. O Lord, thou hast orrlained them for/. 
 
 Zep/i. 2. .3. all ye which have wrought his./. 
 
 3. 5. every morning doth he bring/, to light 
 il/fl/. 2 . 17 . yet ve say, where is the God ofy. ? 
 l\Iat. 5. 21. shall be in danger of the,/. 22. 
 
 7 . 2. with what /. ye judge, ye shall be judged 
 12. 18. he shall sliew./.to the Gentiles 
 
 20. til! he send forth./, unto victory 
 
 23. 23. and have omitted/, mercy, and faith 
 liuke 11. 42. and pass over/, and the love of God 
 John 5. 22. luit hath committed all/, to the Son 
 27 . hath given him authority to execute/, also 
 7 . 21. not to appearance, but judge righteous/. 
 
 9 . 39. for/. 1 am come into this world 
 
 12. 31. now is the./, of this world, now shall 
 
 16 . 8 . he will reprove the world of./. 11. 
 
 Acts 8. .33. in tfis humiliation his/, was taken away 
 24.25. as he reasoned of./. Felix tiembled 
 
 25. 15. the .lews desiring to liave/. against him 
 t 21. Paul appealed to the/, of Augustus 
 
 Bom. 1.128. G. gave them over to a mind void of/. 
 .32. who knowing the/, of God, that Ihej-which 
 2. 2. are sure that the/, of G. is according to truth 
 3. thinkest that thou shalt escape the/, of God f 
 
 Bom. 2.5. and revelation of the righteous y. of God 
 
 3. t 19 . world may be subject to the/, of (lod 
 
 5. 16 . for the /. was by one to condemnation 
 
 18./. came on all men to condemnation 
 
 1 (Jor. 1. 10. but be joined together in the same/. 
 
 4. 3. that I should be juilged of man's,/. 
 
 11. t 29 . eatetli and drinketh./. to himself 
 t .31. that ye come not together to/. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 5. token of the righteous ,/, of God 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 24. some sins are open, going before to/. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. + 8. men of no,/, concerning the faith 
 Tit. 1. t 16. to every good work void of/. 
 
 lleh. 6. 2. and of eternal/. || 9. 27. after this the/. 
 
 10. 27 . but a certain fearful looking for of/. 
 
 Jam. 2. 13. he shall have /. without mercy that 
 shewed no mercy, and mercy rejoiceth against/. 
 3. + 1. knowing we sliall receive greater/. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 17 . that /. must begin at flie house of God 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 3. whose./, lingereth not H 4. reserved to/. 
 .hide 6. to /. of the great day Ij 15. to execute /. 
 Bev. 14. 7- fear God, for the hour of his ,/. is come 
 
 17 . 1 . v.dll shew thee the/, of the great whore 
 
 18. 10. alas, alas, for in one hour is thyy. come 
 
 20. 4. they sat on tlient, and ./. was given to them 
 
 !See Bear, I/ay. 
 
 Do JUDG.MENT. 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. to do justice and /. 1 Kmgs 10. 9. 
 
 Prov. 21. .3. .Jer. 22. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 28. wisdom of God was in him to do j. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 8. set over them to do justice and /. 
 Prov. 21. 7 . because they refuse to do j. 
 
 15. it is joy to the just to doj. but destruction 
 Jer. 51. 47 . t will do j. on the graven images 
 
 ,52. I will doj. on her graven images 
 Ezek. 18. t 5. if a man do j. and justice, 33. t 14. 
 
 .1 UDGMKxNT-/;a//. 
 
 John 18. 28. then they led .lesus to the hall of /. 
 
 they themselves went not into the./.-/;«// 
 33. then Pilate entered into the j.-hall again 
 
 19 . 9. went into the/.-//a//, and saith to Jesus 
 Acts 23. 35. to be kept in Herod’s/.-/;«//. 
 
 In JUDGMENT. . 
 
 Eev. 19- 15. do no unrighteousness inj. 35. 
 
 Nnm. ,35. 12. stand before the congregation inj. 
 Dent. 1. 17 . ye shall not respect persons inj. 
 
 17. 8. if tliere arise a matter too hard for thee hij. 
 Judg. 5. 10. ye that sit in j. and walk by the way 
 2 (Jhron. 19. 6. for the Lord, who is with you in j. 
 Job 9. .32. and w'e should come together in j. 
 
 37 . 2.3. he is excellent in power and inj. 
 
 P.\al. 1. 5. the ungodly shall not stand inj. 
 
 25. 9 . the meek will he guide inj. and teach 
 Prov. 16. 10. his mouth transgresseth not inj. 
 
 18. .5. not good to overthrow the righteous inj. 
 
 24. 23. not good to have respect of persons in j. 
 Isa. 5. 16. but the T.orrl of hosts shall be exalted inj. 
 
 28. 6. him that sitteth inj. |1 7. they stumble in j. 
 32. 1. behold princes shall rule inj. 
 t 7- when he speaketh against the poor in j. 
 
 54. 17 . every tongue that shall rise against thee inj. 
 Jer. 4. 2. the T^ord liveth in righteousness and inj. 
 49 . + 19. who will convent me inj. ? 
 
 F.zek. 44. 24. in controversy they stand in j. 
 
 TIos. 2. 19. I will betroth thee to me iti j. 
 
 5. 11. Ephraim is oppressed and broken in j. 
 l\1al. 3. 5. and I will come near to you in j. 
 
 Mat. 12. 41. the men of Nineveh shall rise inj. 
 
 42. queen of south shall rise inj. Lake 11. .31,.32. 
 Phil. 1. 9. I pray, that vour love may abound in /. 
 Into JUDGMENT. 
 
 Job 14. ,3. and bringest me into j. with thee 
 22. 4. will he reprove, will heenter with thee into /. 
 .34. 23. that he should enter into j. w/th God 
 Psal. 143. 2. enter not into j. with thy servant 
 Eccl. 11. 9. for these God will bring thee intoj. 
 
 12. 14. God shall bring every work into j. 
 
 Isa. .3. 14. Lord will enter into /. with ancients 
 
 My .lUDGMENT. 
 
 Job 27 . 2. who hath taken aw ay my j. .34. 5. 
 
 29 .14. my j. was as a robe and a diadem 
 40. 8. wilt thou also flisannul my j ? wilt thou 
 Psal. 9. + 4. for thou hast made my j. 
 
 .35. 2.3. stir up thyself, and awake to my j. 
 
 Isa. 40. 27 . my j. is passed over from my God 
 49 . 4. yet surely my j. is wdth the T.ord 
 51. 4. T wdll make myj. to rest for a light of people 
 I'.zek. . 39 . 21. all the heathen shall see myj. 
 
 John 5. 30. and myj. is just || 8. 16. myj. is true 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 25. yet T give my j. Ij 40. happier in myj. 
 
 JUUGMENT-ica/. 
 
 Mat. 27- 19 . he was set down enj.-s. John 19. 13. 
 Arts 18. 12. the Jews brought him to the/.-fear 
 
 16. and he drave them from tha j.-seat 
 
 17 . the Greeks beat Sosthenes before the/.-.vert’f 
 
 25. 10. I stand at CesnPsj.-seat II17-. I sat on j.-seat 
 Bo?n. 14.10. stand before/.of Christ, 2 Cor. 5.10. 
 Jam. 2. 6. rich men draw you before X\\o j .-seats 
 
 JUDGMENT.S. 
 
 Exod. 6. 6. I will redeem you wdth great/. 7. 4. 
 
 21. 1. these are the ,/, thou shalt set before them 
 24. 3. ancl Moses fold the people all the/. 
 
 TSnm. 33. 4. on their gods the Lord executed /. 
 
 .35. 24. shall judge according to these/. 
 
 36.1.3. these are the /. wdiich the T.ord commanded 
 Dent. 7 . 12. if ye hearken to these/, and keep them 
 .33. 10. they shall teach Jacob thy/, and law 
 21. he executed the/, of the Lord w ith Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 23. his/, were before me, Psal. 18. 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.12. remem. /. of his mouth, Ps. 105. 5. 
 
 14. his/, are in all the earth, Psal. 105. 7- 
 Keh. 9 . 29. but sinned against thy/. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. thv /. are far above out of sisht 
 
 19. 9. the /. of the T.ord are true and righteous 
 .36. 6. thy/, are a ,<.'reat deep ; O L. thou jmeservest 
 48.11. let Judah be glad because of thy /. 
 
 72 . 1. give the king thy /. D God, and righteotisn. 
 97 . 8. Judah rejoiced, because of thy,/. O T.ord 
 119 . 7 . w hen 1 have learned thy righteous,/. 
 
 13. with my lips T declared all the /. of thy mouth 
 
 20. for the longing that it bath unto thy/. 
 
 .30. thy /. have 1 laid before me 
 
 39. turn away my reproach, for thy /. are good 
 
 Psal. 119 . 43 .1 hoped in thy/. 1|52.1 rememb.thy/. 
 62. give thanks, becau.se of thy righteous/. 164. 
 75 . I know, O Lord, that thy /. are right 
 102. 1 have not departed from thy /. 
 
 106. I have sworn that 1 will keep thy righteous/. 
 108. teach me tliy ,/. ll 120. I am afraid of thy/. 
 
 I . 37 . righteous art thou, and upright are thy /. 
 156. O T.ord, quicken me according to thy/. 
 
 160. evei'y one of thy riyhteous/. endureth 
 175 . let my soul live, and let thy /. help me 
 147 . 20. his /. they have not known them 
 
 Prov. 19 . 29 . /■ are prepared for scorners, stripes 
 Isa. 26. 8. in the way of thy/, we waited for thee 
 9 . for when thy ,/, are in the earth, inhabitants 
 Jer. 4. + 12. nor will I utter /. against them 
 12. 1. yet let me talk with thee of thy /. 
 
 Ezek. 7 . nor done according to the/, ot the nations 
 8. execute/, in the midst of thee, 10. 15.1 11. 9. 
 
 7 . t 27 . with their/, will I judge them 
 
 16. 41. execute /. on thee in sight of women 
 23. 24. they shall judge thee according to their/. 
 
 25. 11. and T will execute/, on Moal) 
 
 28. 26. executed/, on all those that despise them 
 .30. 14. 1 will execute/, in No 
 
 19. thus will 1 execute/, in Egj'pt 
 
 .34. 16. 1 will destroy, 1 will feed them with/. 
 Dan. 9. 5. we sinned by departing from thy,/. 
 
 Hos. 6. 5. thy/, are as the light that goeth forth 
 Zeph. .3. 15. the Lord hath taken aw ay tliy/. 
 
 Bom. 11. .3.3. how unsearchable are his/, and ways 
 1 Cor. 6. 4. if ye have /. of things of this life 
 Bev. 15. 4. for thy/, are made riianifest 
 16. 7 . true and righteous are thy ./. 19. 2. 
 
 My JUDGMENTS. 
 
 Lev. 18. 4. ve shall do myj. I am the Lord 
 5. ye shall therefore keep myj. 25. 18. 
 
 26. 15. if your soul abhor myj. so that j'e do not 
 43. because, even because they despised ?/iyj. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 7 . if ye be constant to do myj. 
 
 Psal. 89. 30. if his children walk not in my j. 
 
 Jer. 1. 16. i will utter myj. against them 
 Ezek. 5. 6. she changed myj. into wickedness 
 5. 7- neither have kept myj. nor done 
 14.21. when I send my four sore/, on Jerusalem 
 36. 27 . nnd ye shall keep myj. and do them 
 44. 24. they shall judge it according to myj. 
 
 Statutes and .lUDGMENTS. 
 
 Lev. 18. 5. keep my stahites and my ./. 26.1 20. 22. 
 
 Dent. 7 . 11.1 11. 1.1 26. 16, 17 . 1 ‘50. 16, 
 1 Kings 2. 3.1 8. 58.1 9. 4. I 11. .33. 
 
 19. 37 . ye shall observe all my statutes and j. 
 
 V Dent. 11. .32. | 12. 1. 2 Chron. 7 . 17. 
 26.46. these are the st. and j. L. made. Dent. 4. 45. 
 Deut. 4.1. hearken to st. and ./. which I teach, 5. 1. 
 5 . 1 taught you st. andj. 118. hath st. andj .%0 right. 
 
 14. commanded to teach jg. anrf/. 6. 1. Ezra!. \0. 
 
 5. 31. I will speak the stat.andj. thou shalt teach 
 6.20. thy son asketh thee, what mean the st. andj. 
 
 8. 11. forget L. in not keep, his it. a«rf/. Nek.'i.i. 
 I Kings 6.12. walk in my stat. and execute my/. 
 
 1 Chron. 22.1.3. if thou takest heed to fulfil st. andj. 
 
 2 Chr. 19 .10. what cause shall come betw. st. and j 
 Neh. 9 . 1.3. and thou gavest them right stat. andj 
 
 10 . 29 . entered into a curse, to do all his st. and j. 
 Psal. 147 . 19. he sheweth his stat. andj. to Israel 
 Ezek. 5. 6. for they refused my /. and my statutes 
 
 II. 12. for ye have not walked in my statutes, 
 
 nor executed my,/. 20. 13, 16, 21. 
 18. 9. walked in my st. and j. 17.1 20. 19. I 37.24. 
 
 20. 11. give them my statutes, and shew'ed my/. 
 18. not in ^r«r.of fathers, nor observe their ,/. 
 
 25. gave them stat. not good, and j. whereby 
 
 Mai. 4. 4. remember ye law of Mos. withff. andj. 
 JUICE. 
 
 Cant. 8.2. to drink wine of the/, of my pomegranate 
 JUMPING. 
 
 Keh. 3. 2. the noise of horses and the /. chariots 
 JUNIPEK. 
 
 1 Kings\9.4. Elijah came and sat under a/, tree, 5. 
 Job .30. 4. who cut up/, roots for their meat 
 Psal. 120. 4. arrows of the mighty wdth coals of/. 
 IVORY. 
 
 1 Kings 10.18. king made a throne of i. 2 Chr. 9.17* 
 22. bringing gold, silver, and i. 2 Chron. 9 . 21. 
 22. 39 . and the /. house which Ahab made 
 Psal. 45 . 8. out of the /. places, whereby they made 
 Cant. 5. 14. his belly is as bright i. overlaid wdth 
 7 . 4. thy neck is as a tower of i. thine eyes 
 Ezek. 27 . 6. the .Ashurites made thy benches of i. 
 
 15. they brought thee for a present horns of i. 
 Amos .3. 15. and the houses of i. shall perish 
 
 6. 4. that lie upon beds of i. and stretch themselves 
 Bev. 18.12. for no man buv’eth vessels of 1 . 
 
 JURISDICTION. 
 
 1 Kings 8. + .37. besiege in the land of their/. 
 
 Luke 23.7. as he knew that he belonged to Herod’s/. 
 JUST 
 
 Signifies, [1] One rcho is upright and sincere in his 
 actiojis and dealings zeith others, Luke 23. 50. [2] 
 The great Creator, who is essentially just and 
 righteous, and the fountain of justice, Deut. .32. 4. 
 [3] One who is exceeding faithful, keeping his 
 word and promise, 1 John 1. 9. [4] One who in 
 
 his life and death answered the perfect justice of 
 the law of God, \ Pet. 3. 18. [5J One who tt 
 righteous by the imputation of Christ's rightema- 
 ness, Horn. 1. 17. .16] One who is not truly con¬ 
 vinced of his 07cn sin fulness, and isjmly righteous 
 in his own opinion, Luke 18. 9. [7] that is 
 good-natured, mild, and indulgent, iljat. 1. 19. 
 [8] Ojie of a charitable, liberal disposition, Psal. 
 .37 . 26. , ,, , 
 
 Gen.6.9. Noah wasa /.man, and perfect, and walked 
 Lev. 19. 36. /. balances, ./. weights, a /. ephah, 
 and a /. hin shall ye have, Deut. 25. 15. 
 Ezek. 45. 10. 
 
 Dent.^C^. 18. they shall judse peo. w ith/. judgments 
 
 20. that is altogether/, shalt thou follow 
 
 .32. 4. a God without Miiquity,/. and risht is he 
 QSr.m. 2.3. .3. he that ruletli over men nuist be/. 
 Neh. 9 . 33. thou art/, in all that is broimht on us 
 Job 4. 17 . shall mortal man be more/, than God i 
 
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K£E 
 
 JUS 
 
 Job 9. 2 , but how should man be j. with God ? 
 
 12. 4. the 7 , upright man is laughed to scorn 
 27.17- tJi^ may prepare it, but tiie.;. shall put it on 
 33, 12. belioid, in this thou ai t not j'. 
 
 Pial.T. 9. let wickedness end, hut establish the,;. 
 .37. 12 . the wicked plotteth against the j. 
 
 Pruv. 3. 33. but he blesseth the habitation of thej. 
 
 4. 18. the path of the.;, is as the shining light 
 9.9. teach a^;. man, and lie will increase in learning 
 
 10 . 6 . blessings are upon the heail ot the>, 
 
 7. the memory of the>. is blessed 
 
 20 . the tongue of the 7 . is as clioice silver 
 
 31. the mouth of the,;, brineeth forth wisdom 
 
 11 . 1 . but Aj. weight is his delight 
 
 9. but through knowledge shall the,;’, be delivered 
 
 12. 13. but the j. shall come out of trouble 
 
 21 . there shall no evil happen to the j. 
 
 13. 22. the wealth of the sinner is laid up for the j. 
 16. 11 . a 7 . weight and balance are the l.ord’s 
 17 .. 15. he that cpndemneth the 7 . is abomination 
 
 26. also to punish the 7 . is not good 
 
 18. 17 . he that is first in Ids own cause seeineth j 
 
 20 . 7 ;, the 7 . man walketli in his integrity 
 
 21. 15. it is a.joy to the 7 . to do judgment 
 24.16. a.;, man falleth seven times and riseth again 
 2 tK 10 . hate the upright, but the,;, seek his soul 
 
 27 . an unjust man is an abondnation to the 7. 
 Peel. 7 . 15. there is a,;, man that perisheth in his 
 
 20 . not a.;, man upon earth tliat sinnefh not 
 
 8 . 14. there be 7. men to whom it happeneth 
 Jsa. 26. 7- the way of the 7. is uprightness, thou 
 most upright dost weigh the path of 6167 . 
 29. 21. turn aside the .;, for a thing of nought 
 45. 21. 1 the Lord, a 7 . tioii, and a .^'aviour 
 
 49 . + 24. or the captivitj’ of the 7 . delivered 
 Pam. 4.1.3. that have shed the blood of the j. in her 
 Pzek. 18. 5. but if a man be 7. and do that is rieht 
 
 9. he is.;, he shall surelv live, saith the Lord God 
 Hos. 14. 9 . ways of Lord right,.;, shall walk in them 
 Jjmos 5. 12. they afflict the 7 . they take a bi ibe 
 slab. 2. 4. but the 7 . shall live by faith, Rom. 1 . 17 . 
 „ , , . . 3. 11. IJeb. 10. 38 
 
 Zeph. 3. 5. the 7 ’. Lord is in the midst thereof 
 Zech. 9. 9 . he is 7 . and having salvation, lowly 
 Mat. 1. 19 . .loseph her husband, being a j. man 
 
 5. 45. and sendeth rain on the^;'. and on unjust 
 
 13. 49 . and sever the wicked from among the 7 . 
 
 27 . 19. have nothing to do with that ;. man 
 
 24. I am innocent of the blood of tliisi. person 
 Mark 6 . 20. knowing that he was a 7 . man and holy 
 J.uke 1 . 17 . the disobedient to the wisdom of the 7 
 
 2 . 25. Simeon was,/, and devout, waiting for 
 
 14. 14. be recompensed at the resurrection of the j, 
 
 15. 7 . more than over ninety anci nine 7 . persons 
 20 . 20 . spies which should feign themselves 7 . 
 
 . 50. .loseph of Arimathea w-as a good man and 
 
 John 5 . 30. as I hear 1 judge, and my judgment is /. 
 Acts 10 . 22. Cornelius the centurion, a ;. man 
 24. 15. shall be resurrection both of 7 . and unjust 
 Rom. 2.13. for not tlie hearers of the law are 7 . 
 
 3. 8 . whose damnation is 7 . || 26. he might be j. 
 
 7 . 12. and the commandment holy, /. and good 
 
 Pbjl. 4. 8 . finally, whatsoever things are 7 . pure 
 Lot. 4. 1. give servants that which Ls,;. and equal 
 -I It. 1 . 8 . a bishop must be 7 . holy, temperate 
 Sled. 2. 2. received a.;, recompence of rew'ard 
 
 12. 23. and to the spirits of 7 . men made perfect 
 Jam. 5. 6 . ye have condemned and killed the ;' 
 
 1 3. 18. Chn.st suffered, the 7 . for the unjust 
 
 2 Ret. 2.7. deliveredi. Lot, vexerl with conversation 
 JJohn 1 . 9. if we confess, he isj.to forgive us our sins 
 Ivev. lo. 3 . 7 . and true are thy ways, thou King 
 
 Most .Tusr. ® 
 
 Job 34. 17 . wilt thou condemn him that is most 7 ? 
 
 .1U sr (J7ie. 
 
 Acts 3. 14. ye denied the Holy One and the J. 07ie 
 
 7 . 52. shewed before of the coming of the J. Utie 
 22.14. shouldest know his will, and see that j One 
 
 T rr., JUSlICli 
 
 Is, (P) That essential perfection in God, u'herehv he 
 IS infinitely righteous and j7ist, both in his nature, 
 md ill all his proceedings with his creatures, 
 Ps^. 89. 14. (II) That political virtue which 
 renders to every man his due, and is, [ 1 ] Bis- 
 concerns princes, magistrates. See. 
 
 14.^ [ 2 J Oommutative, which concerns 
 (Ul persons in their dealings one with another, 
 Gen. 18. 19. 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. keep way of L. to 007 . and judgment 
 Pent. 16.120. w'hat is 7 . shalt thou follow 
 
 3.3. 21. lie ex^uteth the 7 . of Lord and judgments 
 X Sam, 8 . lo. David executed 7 . 1 Chron. IB 14 
 
 15. 4. O that I were made judge, I would do 7 ’ 
 
 Job 8 . 3. or doth the Almighty'"pervert 7. ^ 
 
 31. + 6 . let him weigh me in the balance'ofj 
 36. 17 . judgment 31167 . take hold on thee 
 
 in plenty of 7 . will not afflict ■ 
 Psal. 82. 3. 607 . to the afflicted and needy 
 89.14.,;. and judgment are habitation of thy throne 
 119 .121. 1 have done judgment and.;, leave me not 
 i'rdr. 1. 3. to receive the instruction of 7 . and equity 
 
 8 . 15. by me kings reign, and princes decree 7 . 
 
 Peel. 5. 8 . it thou seest the perverting of ; 
 
 ^' 7 ' to establish his throne witir7. and judgm. 
 00.1. keep ye judgment, and 607. for my salvation 
 58 . 2 . they ask of me the ordinances of 7. 
 
 ^'.bone calleth for 7. || 9 . nor dothovertake us 
 14. 7. standeth atar off, truth is fallen in the str. 
 
 Jer. 23.5. shall execute judgment and 7 . in the earth 
 .31. 23. Lord bless thee, O habitation of.;. 
 
 50. 7 . sinned against the Lord, the habitation of j. 
 Pzek. 45. 9. O princes, execute judgment and 7 . 
 
 See Vo .Judgment, before. 
 
 . JUSTII-'ICATION 
 
 oleines, A gracious act of God, whereby he par- 
 doiis and accepts of sinners on the account of 
 Christ s righteousness imputed to them, and re¬ 
 ceived by faith, Roxn. b. 16,18. Our justification 
 
 ll.J Confirmed and ratified by the resurrection 
 oj Christ, Rom. 4. 25. [2] And it is manifested 
 by the good works of believers, .Jam. 2 . 21 , 24, 25. 
 See Sanctify. 
 
 258 
 
 KEE 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Christ was raised again for our 7 ". 
 
 5. 16. but the free gift is of many offences to 7 . 
 
 18. the free gift came on all men to 7 . of life 
 .lUSLILV 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To absolve or declare one innocent, 
 Prov. 17 . 15. [2] 'To absolve and at quit a 
 
 sinner from the guilt and punishment of sin, 
 through the imputation of Christ's righteousness, 
 Rom. 3. 28. 1 5. 9. [.3] To declare another to be 
 less guilty than ourselves, Kxek. 16. 51. [ 4 ] 'To 
 
 acknowledge a thing or person to be just. Mat. 
 11. 19 . Luke 7. 35. [5J 'To prove and mani¬ 
 
 fest ones self to be in a justified state, .lam. 
 2 . 21 . It is fourfold, [ 1 ] lalsely and vain- 
 gloriously, Luke 10 . 29. I 16. 15. [ 2 J Politi¬ 
 cally, Leut. 2.5. 1. Isa. 5. 2.3. [.31 Legallij, 
 
 Rom. .3. 20. Gal. 2. 16. [4j Evangelically, 
 
 Rom. 5. 1. I tiis IS said to be, [ 1 ] By Christ, 
 Gal. 2 . 16. [ 2 ] By grace freely, itom. . 3 . 21. 
 
 lit. 3. 7 . [3] hy faith. Gal. .3. 8. [41 By 
 
 his blood, Rom. 5. 9. [5] By his knowledge, 
 
 Jsa. 5.3. 11 . 
 
 Exod. 23. 7 . for I will not 7 . the wicked 
 
 Dent. 25. 1. then they shall 7. the rielifeoiis 
 
 Job 9 . 20. if I 7 . myself, my own mouth shall cond. 
 
 27 . 5. God forbid that I should 7 . you 
 
 3.3. .32. answer me, speak, for I ilesire to 7 . thee 
 Isa. 5. 2.3. which .;, tlie wicked for reward 
 
 5.3. 11 . by knowl. shall my righteous serv. j. many 
 Luke 10 . 29 . he, willing 107 . himself,said to .Jesus 
 16.15. ye are they which /. yourselves before men 
 kom. .3. 30. one God shall 7 . circumcision by faith 
 Gal. 3. 8 . foreseeing that God would 7 . the heathen 
 .JC-SLIFIED. 
 
 Job 11 . 2. should a man full of talk be ;. ? 
 
 1.3. 18. behold now, 1 know that 1 shall be 7 '. 
 
 25. 4. how then can man be ;. with G. or be clean = 
 32. 2. because he 7. himself rather than (iod 
 Psal. 51. 4. thou mightest be 7. when thou speakest 
 143. 2. in thy sight shall no man living be 7. 
 
 Isa. 43. 9. they may be 7 . I| 26. thou n'layest be 7 . 
 45. 25. m the J.ord shall all the seed of Israel be 7 . 
 Jer. 3. 11 . the backsliding Israel hath 7 . herself 
 Pzek. 16. 51 . 7 . thy sisters in all abominations, 52. 
 Dan. 8 . t 14. then shall the sanctuary' be 7 . 
 
 Mat. 11.19. wi.sdom is^. of tier children, Luke 7. 35. 
 12 . ,37. for by tby words thou shalt be 7 . 
 
 Luke 7 . 29. all the people and publicans ;. God 
 18.14. this man wentdown 7. ratlier than the other 
 Acts 13. 39 . all that believe are ;. from all tbinos 
 from which ye could not be 7 . bv the law 
 Rom. 2. 1.3. but the doers of the law shall be 7 . 
 
 3. 4. that tiiou mightest be 7 . in thy sayings 
 2 :’i. there shall no flesh be ;. in his sight 
 24. being 7 . freely by his grace, 'Tit. 3 . 7 . 
 
 28. a man is 7 . by faith, 5. 1 . Gal. 2. 16. | .3. 24. 
 
 4. 2 . if Abraham were ,;, by w'orks, he hath 
 
 5. 1. being .;, by faith we have peace with God 
 9. being now 7 . by his blood, we shall be saved 
 
 8 . 30. and whom he 7 . them he also glorified 
 1 Car, 4. 4. I know nothing, yet am I not hereby 7 . 
 
 6 . 11 . ye are,;, in the name of the Lord .Jesus 
 Gal. 2. 16. a man is not,;, by the works of law, . 3 . 11 . 
 o. 4. whosoever ot you is 7 . by law', ye are fallen 
 
 1 1 im. .3.16. G. manifest in the flesh,;. in the Spirit 
 Jam. 2.21. was not Abraham our fatheiv’. by works .' 
 
 24. ye see how that by works a man is ;. 
 
 25. was not Rahab the harlot/, by works ’ 
 
 „ . jysl'lFlLR. 
 
 Rom. 3 . 26 . the 7". of him who believefh in .Tesus 
 .TUSLlFlEril. 
 
 Prov. 17 .15. he that 7 '. the w'icked is abomination 
 Jsa. 50.8. he is nearthat 7 '. who will contend w ith rue 
 Rom. 4. 5. but believeth on him that /.th.e ungodly 
 8 . 33. to the charge of God’s elect.' it is God that /. 
 JUSTIFY IK G. 
 
 1 Kings 8 . 32. and 7 . the righteous, 2 Chron. 6 ^3 
 US’l LE. 
 
 Rah. 2. 4. the chariots shall ;. one against another 
 .JUSTLY. 
 
 Mic. 6 . 8 . what doth the L^rd require but to do 7 . ? 
 Luke 2.3. 41. we indeed y for we receive the reward 
 1 Ihess. 2 . 10 . howliolily and 7 . we behaved 
 
 K. 
 
 KAB. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 25. a k. of doves’ ilung sold for five pieces 
 .. ,KEEP ' 
 
 Signifies, [1] To retain or hold fast, 2 Tim. 1. 14. 
 [2] 2b remember, Luke 2. 51. [3] 'I'o defend 
 
 and protect, ’Psal. 127 . 1. [4] To observe and 
 
 practise, Psal. 119. 4. Acts 16. 4. [5] To save 
 
 or deliver, ]c>\mn. \5. [6.1 'To celebrate. Mat. 
 ^ 0 . 18 . [7] To perform fully and perfectly, M'At. 
 ly. 17 . 
 
 Gen. 2. 15, Lord put him in tlie garden of Eden 
 
 18. 19. and they shall k. the way of the Lord 
 -8. 15. and behold I am with thee to k. thee, 20. 
 •’9- ■‘^L I will again feed and k. thy' flock 
 .. brother, k. that thou hast to thyself 
 
 J5. and let them T. food in the cities 
 
 9ie Egyptians/-, in bondage 
 1-.6. shall /-.it till the fourteenth day of month 
 14. ye shall /-. it a feast to the Lord through your 
 generations, 23. 15.1 34. 18. Lev. 23. 41. 
 *5. that ye shall k. this service, 1.3. 5. 
 
 47 . and the congregation of Israel shall k. it 
 L3. 10. thou shall k. this ordinance in his season 
 ~0. 8. remember the sabbath da,v to k. it hol.v, 31. 
 
 . 1.3, 14, 16. Deut. 5. 12, 15. 
 
 V oeliver money or stuff to /-. 10. 
 
 -.3. 7. /'. thee tar from a false matter 
 14. three times shalt thou /-. a feast to me 
 -0.1 send an angel to /-. thee in the way 
 Lev. 6. 2. and lie in that delivered him to /-. 4. 
 
 18. 4. ye shall k. my ordinances, I am the Ixird, 
 
 . I, , 30. I 22. 9. Ezek. 11. 20. 
 
 19. .3. shall my sabbaths, 30. 1 26. 2. Isa. 56. 4. 
 -o. 39. shall k. a feast seven days, 2 Chr. 30. 13. 
 
 .i fv. 25.18. 3 ’e shall k. my'judgments and do them 
 Rum. (). 24. the j.ord bless thee and k. thee' 
 
 9. 3. Ill the fourteenth day' at even ye shall k. it 
 
 11. ^day ot second month at even they'shall k. it 
 18. 7 . thou and thy sons shall /-. your priests'otlice 
 29-^2. ye shalj k. a feast to the J.ord seven cays 
 
 (. shall/-. Inmselt to the inlierirance of tribe, 9, 
 Deut. 4. 6. /-. therefore and do them, 5. 1. 
 
 7 . 8. because the L<J. loved you, would k. the oath 
 
 12. ityc k. them, the l.qrd .shall k. the covenant 
 
 16. 10. thou shalt k. the feast of weeks to the Lord 
 
 lo. shalt k. a solemn feast to the Lord thy God 
 
 17 .19. inay learn to k. all the words ol this law 
 
 2.3. 9. then /. thee from every wicked thin" 
 
 2.3. that which is gone out of thy lips thou slialt i 
 29. 9. k. theretbre the words of this covenant 
 Josh. 6. 18. /•. yourselves from the accursed thing 
 
 10. 18. and set men by the cave for to k. them 
 
 2.3. 6. to /-.all that is written in the law of Moses 
 Judg. 2. 22. whether they will k. the way of Ixjrd 
 Ruth2.21. thou shalt k. fast by my young men 
 
 1 klain. 2. 9 . he will /-. the feet of his saints 
 7 . 1. Eleazai his son, to k. the ark of the Ijord 
 
 2 Ram. 15. 16. the king left ten women which were 
 concubines to /-. the house, 16. 21.1 20. .3. 
 
 18. 18. T have no son to k. my name in rememhr 
 1 Rings 8. 25. k. with thy servant IJav. 2 Chr. 6.16’ 
 
 20. 39. brought a man to me and said, k. this 
 
 1 Chr. 4.10. that thou woulde.st k. me from evil 
 
 12. 3.3. lifty thousand, which could/-, rank, 38 
 
 22. 12. that thou mayest k. the law- of the Lord 
 29. 18. /. this for ever in the imagination of heart 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 9. had no power to /-. still the kingdom 
 
 28. JO. yep rpose to/-, under the children of Judah 
 3v). .3. for they could not/-, it at that time 
 
 23. assembly took counsel to/-, other seven days 
 J^zra 8 . 29. watch and k. them till ye weigh them 
 Reh. 12. 27 . to /-. the dedication w ith gladness 
 
 13. 22. that the I.evites should /-. the gates 
 Esth. 3. 8. nor /-. they the king’s laws 
 
 9 . 27 . that they would /-. those two days of Purim 
 .lob 14. 1.3. O that thou wouldest /-. me secret till 
 20. 1.3. though he k. it still within his mouth 
 Psal. 12. 7 . thou shalt/-. them. O Lord. .31. 20. 
 
 17 . 8. k. me as the apple of the eye, hide nie* 
 
 19. 13. k. back also from presuniptuoussins 
 25.20. O /-. my soul, and deliver me, J trust 
 .34. 1.3. /-. thy tongue from evil, and thy lips 
 .3;. .34. and /-. his way [,39. 1. I will k. my mouth 
 89. 28. my mercy will 1 k. for him for ever 
 91. 11. his angels charge, to /-. thee in all thy ways 
 lO.S. 9 . norchnle, nor will he/-, his anger for ever 
 105. 45. they might observe and k. his Law s 
 It 6. .3. blessed are they that k. judgment 
 113. 9 . he niaketh the harren woman to /-. house 
 119. 2. blessed are they that k. his testimonies 
 
 4. thou hast commanded us to /-. thy precepts 
 
 17 . tliat I may-live and /-. thy word, 101 
 .33. teach me, and 1 shall /-. it to the end 
 34. give understanding, 1 shall/-, thy law, 44 . 
 
 5i. O Loid, 1 havesaid, that 1 would k. tliv words 
 63. J am acompanionof them that/, thy precepts 
 ^9- f thy precepts with my heart, 134. 
 
 88. 1 will /-. tlie testimonv of thv mouth 
 10(). I understand, necause 1 /-.thy precepts 
 1(H>. 1 will /-. thy' righteous judgments 
 129 . wonderful, therefore doth my soul/-, them 
 1.36. down my eyes, because they /-. not thy law 
 146. save me, and I shall /-. thy testimonies 
 
 the I-ord k. the city- the watchman 
 
 140. 4. /-. me from the baiuls of the wicked 
 
 141. 3. O Lord, /-. tlie door of iny lips 
 9. /-. me from the snares they have laid for nio 
 
 Prov. 2. 11. understanding shall/-. thee 
 
 20. thou mayest /-. the paths of the righteous 
 
 3. 21. my son. k. sound wisdom and discretion 
 26. I.ord shall k. thy foot from being taken 
 
 4. 6. love wisdom, and she shall k. thee 
 
 1.3. /. instruction, let her not go, for she is thy life 
 
 21. /-. my sayings in the midst of thv heart 
 
 23. k. thy heart with all diligence, fdrout of it 
 
 5. 2. and thatdiy lipsmav k. knowledge 
 
 6. 22. when thou sleepest it shall /. thee 
 
 24. to /-. thee from the evil woman 
 
 7 . l.my son,/-.my words, and lav upmv command. 
 
 5. they may /-, thee from the strange "woman 
 
 8. .32. tor blessed are tl-.ey that /-. mv wavs 
 
 22. 5. he that doth /-. his soul shall be"far from them 
 
 18. it is pleasant if thou /-. them within thee 
 24. 1 19 . /-. not company with the wicked 
 
 28. 4. such as /-. the law contend with them 
 Eccl. 3. 6. there is a time to /-. and to cast away 
 5. 1. /-. thy toot w hen thou goest to thehou.se 
 Cant. 8. 12. that /-. the fruit thereof, two hundred 
 Isa. 26. 3. thou wilt /-. him in perfect peace 
 27 . .3. I tlie Lord do /-. it, J will k. it night and day 
 
 42. 6. I the Lord have called thee. I will /. thee 
 
 43. 6. /. not back |i56.1. /-. ve judgment 
 Jer. 3. 5. will he /. his anger to the end ? 
 
 12. and 1 will not /-. anger forever 
 .31. 10. and /-. him as a shepherd doth his flock 
 
 42. 4. 1 will /-. nothing back from you 
 
 Ezek. 20. 19 . /-. my judgmentsand'do them. .36. 27. 
 
 43. 11. that they may /-. the whole form thereof 
 Hos. 12. 6./-. mercy and judgment, wait on God 
 Mic. 6. t 16. he doth much/-, statutes of Omri 
 
 7 . 5. the /-. the doqi-s of thy mouth ti oin her that 
 Rah. 1.15. /-. thy feasts || 2. 1./-. the munition 
 Zech._ 3. 7 . then thou shalt also k. my courts 
 
 13. 5._man taught me to /-. cattle from my y-outh 
 
 14. 16 . and to /-. the feast of tabeniacles. 18. 19. 
 
 *4, fo';Ike priests’ lips shoul.l /-. know ledge 
 
 Mark (. 9. that ye may /-. your own tradition 
 Luke 4. U). he shall give his angels charge to/-, thee 
 
 it. Jo. they who having heard the word /-. it 
 11.28. b essed are they that hear the word and /-. it 
 
 19 . 4.3. thy enemies shall k. thee in oneverv side 
 Johns. j\.it /-. my saying shall never see de'atli, 52. 
 5o. but 1 know him, and /-. his saving 
 12. 25. he that hateth his life in this'woj ld shall /-. it 
 
 14. 23. it a man love nie he w ill /-. my words 
 
 15. 20. It kept my saying, they will /-. y-ours also 
 
KEP 
 
 KER 
 
 KEE 
 
 Suhn 17. 11. k. thro’ thy name |1 15. Ic. from evil 
 Acts 5. 3. and to /•. back part or the price ot land 
 10 ‘'B. torn mail that is a .lew to /■. company 
 is! 4. and delivered him to soldiers to X-. him 
 iB" 5. to command them to /•. the law ct Moses 
 24. ye must be circumcised, and X-. the law 
 ’ ^9 t'rom V. hich if ye X-. yourselves, ye do well 
 10 4 they delivered them the decrees for to X-. 
 
 23 chargimr the jailer to X-. them saiely 
 18 SI. 1 must bv all means i. this least in Jems. 
 21 ’ S.o. X-. themselves from thinns ollered to idols 
 24 ! S.3. he commanded a centurion to X-. Paul 
 
 jito'm " 25 . circumcision protiteth, it thou X-. the law 
 
 Of) if uncircumcision X-. the righteousness ot law 
 1 Cor 3. 8. let us X-. tlve feast l| 11. not X-. company 
 7 37 decreed that he will X'. his virgin, doeth well 
 9 ! 27. I X-. under my body and bring it into siibj. 
 li.'s.'that ye X. the ordinances, as 1 delivered them 
 ' 15 ! S.- if ye X'. in memory what 1 preached to you 
 5 Cer^.'ll.'9. kept myself, and so will i X. mysell 
 Oa/. 6. 13. neither do circumcised X. the law 
 Svh- 4. 3. endeavouring to X. the unity c: the .Spirit 
 yhil. 4 ". 7 . the peace of Gofi shall X. your hearts 
 o I'UesL 3.3. who shall establish and X. you trorn evil 
 
 1 Tim 5. 22. nvor partaker of sins, X. thyself pure 
 6 20 X. that which is committed to thy trust 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 12. able to X. that 1 committed to him 
 14 good thing committed to thee X. by I Joly G. 
 
 Janl. 1. 27 . and'to X. himself unspotted trom world 
 2 10. for whosoever shall X. the whole law 
 1 John 5. 21. children, X. yourselves from idols 
 Jvde '’1. X. y ourselves in the love of God, looking 
 24. to him that.is able to X. you from falling 
 Jiev. 1. 3. blessed are thev that hear and X. those th. 
 3. 10. 1 will X. thee from the hour ot temptation 
 
 22. 9. of them who X. the sayings ot this book 
 KEEP alive. 
 
 ‘Gen. 6 19. bring into the ark to X. them alive, 20. 
 
 7 . 3 . to X. seed alive on the face of all the earth 
 Jsnm. 31.18. women, children X. alive tor yourselves 
 Q ISam. 8 .2. he measured with one full line to X. alive 
 Psal. 22. 29 . and none can X. alive his own soul 
 
 33. 19 . to deliver and X. them alive in famine 
 41. 2. the Lord will preserve him and X. him alive 
 KEEP charf/e. 
 
 Zev. 8. 35. and X. the charffe of the L. 1 R inffs2. 3. 
 Z"um. 1. .53. Levites X. charoe ot the tabernacle ot 
 testimony, 18. 4. 1.31. 30. 1 Chron. 2.3. .32. 
 3. 7 . they shall X. his c. 8. 26. 118. 3. Deut. 11. 1. 
 
 8. they shall X. the < harge ot the childi'en of Israel 
 32. X. c. of the sanctuary, 18. 5. 1 Chron. 23. .32. 
 
 Zzsk. 44. 16. to minister tome, and X. my charge 
 JLech. 3 . 7 . if thou wilt X. my charge then shaft judge 
 KEEP commandments. 
 
 Exod. 16. 28. how' long refuse ye to X. my command. 
 20. 6. shewing mercy to them that X. my com¬ 
 mandments, Vent. 5. 10. 1 7 . 9 . Dayi. 9. 4. 
 Lev. 22. 31. ther efor e shall ye X. my commandments 
 and do them, Deut. 4. 40. 16. 17. 17. 11. 
 26. 3. if ye X. my commandments, Deut. 11. 22. 
 
 1 19. 9. 1 28. 9 . 1.30. 10. 1 Kings 3. 14. 
 Deut. 4. 2. that ye may X. the c. of the Lord 
 
 5. 29 . O that they would fear me and X. my' c. 
 
 8. 2. know whether thou wouldest X. his command. 
 6. thou shalt X. the command. 11. 1, 8. 1 1.3. 4, 18. 
 10.13. doth Lord require him to X. c. 27 . 1 . | .30.16. 
 
 26. 17. thou ha.st avouched the Lord to X. hrs c. 
 
 18. Lord avoucheirfhee, that thou shouldest X. c. 
 
 28. 45. because thou hearkenedst not to X. his c. 
 Josh. 22. 5. take heed to X. c. to cleave to him 
 
 1 Kings 2.3. keep the charge of the Lord to X. his c. 
 
 6. 12. X. my c. 2 Kings 17. 13. Prov. 4. 4. | 7 . 2. 
 
 8. 58. that he may incline our hearts to X. his c. 
 
 01. let your heart be perfect to X. bis command. 
 
 9 . 6. if ye will trot X. my c. I will cut otf Israel 
 11. .‘18. if thou wilt X. my c. Kelt. 1. 9. John 15. 10. 
 
 ■2 Kings 2.3. 3. made a covenant to X. c. 2 Chr. 34. .31. 
 1 Chr. 28. 8. X. and seek for all the c. of the Lord 
 
 29. 19. give to Solomon a perfect heart to X. thy c. 
 Psal. 78.7. not forget the works of God, but X. hrs c. 
 
 119. 60. I made haste and delayed trot to X. thy c. 
 115. depart ye evil doers, for I will X. c. of my G. 
 Prov. 3.1. forget not my law, let thy heart X. mv c. 
 6. 20. my son, X. thy father's c. forsake not the law 
 Eccl. 8. 2. I counsel th.ee to X. the king’s commajid. 
 12.1.3. fear God and X. hisc. this is the whole duty 
 Jdat. 19. 17 . if thou wilt enter into life, X. the c. 
 John 14. 15. if ye love me, X. my commandments 
 1 Tim. 6. 14. that thou X. this c. without spot 
 1 John 2. .3. we know that we know him if we X. his c. 
 .3. 22. what we ask we receive, becairse we X. his c. 
 5. 2. when we love God and X. his command. 
 
 3. this is the love of God, that we X. his com. 
 Pev. 12. 17 . make war with her seed which X. c 
 14. 12. here are they which X. the c. of God 
 6 ee Covenant. 
 
 KEEP pass-over. 
 
 Exod. 12. 48. when a stranger will X. p. to Lord, let 
 his males be circumcised, then let him X. p. 
 Kum. 9. 2. let the children of Irsael k. passover in 
 its season, 4. Deut. 16. 1. 2 Kings 23. 21. 
 6. could not X. theirow. |1 10. yet he shall k.pass. 
 
 12. all the ordinances of passover they shall X. it 
 
 13. and forbeareth to X. the pass, that soul cut off 
 
 14. if a stranger will X. the passover to the Lord 
 2* Chr. .30. 1. come to X. the p.Xo the God of Israel 
 
 2. taken counsel, to X. pass, in the second month 
 35. 16. alt the service wa.> prepared to X. passover 
 18. nor did all the kings ot Israel X. such a.pass. 
 liJat. 26.18. say to him, I will X. pass, at thy house 
 KEEP silence. 
 
 Judg. 3. 19. who said, X. silence, and all went out 
 Ps. 35. 22. X. not silence, 83. 1. |1 50. 3. come and 
 
 not X. silence 
 
 Eccl. 3. 7 . a time to X. silence and a time to speak 
 Jsa. 41.1. X. s. before me, O islands, and let people 
 62. 6. X. not s. 1] 65. 6. behold, I will not X. s. 
 Lam. 2.10. the elders of daughter of Zion X. silence 
 Amos 5. 13. the prudent shall X. silence in that time 
 Hah. 2.20. l.ord in his temple, let the earth X. silence 
 1 Cor. 14. 28. let him X. silence in the church 
 34 let your women X. silence in the churches 
 
 KEEP statutes. | 
 
 Exod. 15. 26. if thou wilt X. all his statutes, Deut. 
 
 30. 10. 1 Kings 9. 4.1 11. .‘iB. 
 Lev. 18.5. you sliall X. my statutes and Judgments, 
 26. I 19. 19 . I 20. 8, 22. Ezek. 44. 2M. 
 Deut, 4. 40. thou slialt X. therefore ins sta. 26. 16. 
 
 6. 2. that thou mightest fear Lord to X. his jVfftwteJ 
 26. 17 . thou hast avouched the Lord to X. hisftat. 
 28. 45. thou hearkenedst not to X. his 
 1 Kings 11. .33. not walked in my ways to X. my stat. 
 Ps. 119 . 5. that m 3 ’ ways were directed to X. thy st. 
 
 8. I will X. th 3 ’ stat. forsake me not utterly, 145. 
 Ezek. 18. 21. if the wicked will turn and X. my stat. 
 
 KEEPEIL 
 
 Gen. 4.2. Abel was a X. of sheep H 9. my brother’s X. 
 39. 21. Lord gave Joseph favour in sight ot the X. 
 
 22. the X. of the prison committed to Joseph 
 
 23. the X. of the prison looked not to any thing 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 20. David left the sheep with a X. 
 
 22. David left his carriage in the hand of the X. 
 
 28. 2.1 will make the X. of mine head for ever 
 
 2 Kings 22. 14. X. of the wardrobe, 2 Chr. .34. 22. 
 Kth. 2.8. Asaph the X. of the king’s forest 
 
 3. 29. after him Shemaiah X.of tiie east gate 
 Esth. 2. 3. custody of tiege X. of women, 8, 15. 
 
 Jv.b 27 . 18. and as a booth that tlie X. maketh 
 Psal. 121. 5. Lord is tby X. the Lord is th 3 ' shade 
 Cant. 1. 6. they made me the X. of the vineyards 
 Jer. 35.4. Maaseiah the son of Shall um X.of the door 
 Acts 16. 27 . and the X. of the prison awaking 
 36. tite X. of the [irison told this saying to Paul 
 19. f 35. the city of the Ephesians is a temple X. 
 KEEPERS. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 5. a third part shall be X. of the watch 
 1 Chron. 9. 19. X. of the gates of the tabernacle 
 Eccl. 12. 3. when theX. of the house tremble 
 Cant. 5 . 7 . the X. took away my vail trom me 
 8. 11. Solomon let out the vineyard to X. 
 
 Jer. 4. 17 . asX. of the held are they against her 
 Ezek. 40. 45. X. of charge of house, 46. | 44. 8, 14. 
 Mat. 28. 4. for fear of him the X. did shake 
 Acts 5. 23. the X. standing before the doors 
 
 12.6. X. kept the prison li 19. ilerod examined the X. 
 Tit. 2. 5. to be discreet, chaste, X. at home, good 
 
 See Door. 
 
 KEEPEST. 
 
 1 lUngs 8. 23. who X. covenant and mercy with thy 
 servants, 2 Chron. 6.14. Neh. 9. .‘12. 
 Acts 21. 24. thou walkest orderly and X. the law 
 KEEPElIl. 
 
 Exod. 21.18. and he died not, but X. his bed 
 Deut. 7 . 9 . faithful G. which X. covenant, Keh. 1. 5. 
 
 1 Sam. 16.11. and behold he X. the sheep 
 Job 33. 18. he X. back his soul from the pit 
 Psal. 34. 20. heX. all his bones, none is broken 
 121. .3. he that X. thee will not slumber, 4. 
 
 146.6. Lord God, which X. truth for ever 
 Prov. 2. 8. he X. the paths of ju<lgment 
 
 10. 17 . he is in the way of life that X. instruction 
 
 13. 3. he that X. his mouth X. his life, 21. 2.3. 
 
 6. righteousness X. him upriglit in the way 
 
 16. 17 ' thatX. his way perserveth his soul, 19. 16. 
 
 19 . 8. he that X. understanding shall find good 
 
 24. 12. thatX. thy soul, doth not he know 
 
 27 . 18. whoso X. the tig tiee shall eat fruit 
 
 28. 7 . whoso X. the law is a wise son, but he 
 
 29. 3. that X. company with harlots, spendelh 
 
 11. but a w ise man X. it in till afterw’ards 
 
 18. but he that X. the law, happy is he 
 
 Eccl. 8. 5. X. the commandments shall feel no evil 
 Isa. 26. 2. that nation which X. truth may enter in 
 56. 2. thatX.the sabbath from polluting it, and X. 
 
 his hand from doing any evil, 6. 
 Jer. 48.10. cursed be he that X. back his sw’ord 
 Lam. 3. 28. he sittelh alone and X. silence ‘ 
 
 Dab. 2. 5. lie is a proud man, neither X. at home 
 Luke 11. 21. when a strong man armed X. his palace 
 John 7 . 19 . and yet none of you X. the law 
 
 9 . 16. is not of God, because he k. not the sabbath 
 
 14. 21. that hath my commandments and X. them 
 24. he that loveth me not, X. not my sayings 
 
 1 John 2. 4. that saith, 1 know him, and X. not 
 5. whoso X. his word, in him is love, 3. 24. 
 
 5. 18. he that is begotten of God X. himself 
 pyev. 2. 26. he tliat overcometh and X. my works 
 16. 15. blessed is he that X. his garments, lest he 
 22 . 7 . blessed is he that X. the sayings of this book 
 KEEPING. 
 
 Exod. 34. 7 . the Lord God X. mercy for thousands 
 Kum. 3. 28. X. the charge of the sanctuary, 38. 
 Deut. 8 .11. forget not God, in not X. his commands 
 1 Sam. 25. 16. while we were with them X. sheep 
 1 Chron. 12. t 36. of Asher X. rank, forty thousand 
 Keh. 12. 25. were porters X. the ward at the gates 
 Psal. 19. 11. and in X. of them is great rew ard 
 Prov. 4. t 23. keep thy heart above all X. out ot it 
 Ezek. 17 . 14. by X. of his covenant it might stand 
 Dan. 9. 4. O Lord the great God, X. covenant 
 Luke 2. 8 . there were shepherds X. watch by night 
 1 Cor. 7 . 19 . but X. the commandments ot God 
 Heh. 4. t 9 . there remaineth a X. of a sabbath 
 1 Pet. 4. 19. commit the X. of their souls to him 
 KEPT. 
 
 Gen. 26. 5. Abraham X. my charge and my laws 
 29 . 9 . Rachel came with sheep, tor she X. them 
 39. 9 . neither hath he X. back any thing from me 
 42. 16. send one, and ye shall be X. in prison 
 Exod. .3. 1. now Moses X. the Hock of Jethro 
 
 16. 23. lay up for you, to be X. till the morning 
 32. pot of manna to be X. for generations, 33, 34. 
 
 21. 29 . if the owner hath not X. him in, .‘56. 
 
 Num. 5. 13. and it be X. close, and she be defiled 
 9. 5. they X. the passover |1 7- why are we X. back 
 19. then Israel X. the charge ot the I.ord, 23. 
 
 17 . 10. bring Aaron’s rod to be X. for a token 
 
 19 . 9. water of separation X. tor tbe congregation 
 24. il. Lord hath X. thee back trom honour 
 
 . 31 ! 47 . which X. the charge of the tabernacle 
 Deut. 32. 10. he X. them as the apple ot his eye 
 .33. 9 . they observed thy word, X. thv covenant 
 Josh. 5. 10. Israel X. the passover m Gilgal 
 14. 10. tlie Lord hath X. me alive these 45 years 
 
 Josh. 22.2. you have X. all that Moses commanded 
 3. have X. the charge of commamlment of I.ord 
 Euth 2. 23. so she X. fast by the maidens of Hoaz 
 
 1 ■'^am. 9 . 24. to this time it hath I een X. tor thee 
 13.13. hast not X . the commandment of Lord, 14. 
 
 17 . .‘54. David said, thy servant X. his father ssheep 
 
 21. 4. have X. themselves at least fiom women 
 
 25. 21. David said, surely in vain have I X. all that 
 
 33. blessed be thou who hast X. me this day 
 
 34. the Lord God hath X. me from evil, 39. 
 
 26. 15. why hast thou not X. thy lord the king ? 
 
 16. because ye have not X. your master, the l>ord’s 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 34. the young man that X. the w atch 
 
 22. 22. 1 have X. the ways of the Lord, Ps. 18. 21. 
 
 24. 1 have X. myself from iniquity, t'sal. 18.23. 
 44. thou hast X. me to be head of the heathen 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4.3. why hast thou not X. the oath of L. 
 
 3. 6. thou hast X. for him this great kindness 
 
 8. 24. who hast X. w ith thy servant David my father 
 that thou promisedst him, 2 Chron. 6. 15. 
 11.10. Solomon X. not that the Lord commanded 
 
 11. and thou hast not X. my covenant and statutes 
 .34. because David X. my commandments, 14. 8. 
 
 13.21. man of God from .1 udah net X. commandin. 
 20. 1 7 . 1 X. not back silver and gold from him 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 19 . Judah X. not the commandments 
 
 18. 6. Ilezekiah X. the commandments of the Lord 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 13. the w'ord of the Lord Saul X. not 
 12. 1. while David X. himself close because of Saul 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 8. Solomon X. tlie feast sev.en days 
 
 9 . for they X. the dedication ot the altar seven days 
 30. 21. X. feast of unleavened bread, E^zra 6. 22. 
 
 23. and thev X. other seven days W'ith gladness 
 
 34. 21. because our fathers have notX. the word 
 
 35. 1. .losiah and Israel X. the passover, 17, 19. 
 
 18. there was no passover lilm to that X. in Israel 
 Ezra 3. 4. they X. also the feast of tabernacles 
 
 6. 16. X. the dedication of this house with joy 
 
 19 . tl'.e children of the captivity X. the passover 
 Neh. 1 . 7 . we have not X. the commandments 
 
 8. 18. and they X. the feast seven days 
 
 9. .31. nor our priests nor our fathers X. thy law 
 Esth. 9 . 28. that these daysof Purim should be X. 
 Job 23. 11. his ways have I X. and not declined 
 
 28. 21. and X. close from the fowls of the air 
 Ps. 17 . 4.1 have X. me from paths of the destroyer 
 30. 3. hast X. me alive |1 42. 4. that X. holy day 
 78. 10. they X. not the covenant of God 
 56. tliey tempted God, and X. not his testimonies 
 
 99 . 7 . they X. his testimonies and the ordinance 
 119. 22. tor I have X. thy testimonies, 167. 
 
 55. 1 have X. thy law \' 56. I X. thy precepts, 168 
 67 . now have I X. thy w ord li 158. X. not thy word 
 Eccl.Q.. 10. what my eyes desired I X. not trom them 
 
 5.13. riches X. for the owners thereof to their hurt 
 Cant. 1. 6. but my own vineyard have 1 not X. 
 
 Jsa. .30. 29. a song as w'hen a holy solemnity is k. 
 Jer. 16 . 11. not Xrmy laws jl 35.18. X. his jjrecepts 
 Ezek. 5. 7 . nor have X. my judgments, 20. 21. 
 
 18. 9 . hath X. my judgments k 19. X. my statutes 
 
 44.8. ye have not 'k. the charge of my holy things 
 15. that X. the charge of my sanctuary, 48. 11. 
 
 Daji. 5. 19 . whom he would, he X. alive, he set up 
 
 7 . 28. but I X. the matter in my heart 
 
 Dos. 12.12. Israel served fora wife, and X. sheep 
 Amos 1.11. and Edom X. his wrath for ever 
 2. 4. Judah hath notX. his commandments 
 Mic. 6. 16. for the statutes of Omri are X. 
 
 Mai. 2. 9. according as ye have notX. my waj’S, 3.f. 
 
 3.14. what profit that w'e have X. his ordinance 
 Mat. 8. 3 . 3 . and they that X. the swine (led, and told 
 
 1.3. .35. will utter things which have been X. secret 
 14 ! 6. but when Ilero'd’s birth-day was X. 
 
 19. 20. these have 1 X. from my youth, Luke 18. 21. 
 Mark 4.22. nor was any thing X. secret, but tiiat it 
 
 9.10. and they X. that saying, Lu/.e9. 36. 
 
 I.uke 2. 19. Mai-y X. these things in her heart, 51. 
 
 8 . 29 . and he was X. bound with chains, in fetters 
 
 19. 20. thy pound, which I have X. in anapkin 
 John 2. 10. but thou hast X. the good wine till now 
 
 12. 7 . against day ol'my burying hath she X. this 
 15. 10. as 1 have X. my father’s commandments 
 
 20. if they have X. my saying, they will keep 
 
 yours 
 
 17 . 6 . thine they were, and have X. thy word 
 
 12. X. in thy name, those thou gavest me I have X. 
 
 18. 16. and spake to her that X. the door 
 
 17 . then saith thedamsel that X. the door to Peter 
 Acts 5. 2. sold, and X. back partot the price 
 7 . 53. who received the law, and have not X. it 
 
 9 . . 3 . 3 . Eneas had X. his bed eight years, was sick 
 12. 5. Peter was X. in prison li 6. X. the lu ison 
 
 20. 20. I X. back nothing profitable to you 
 
 22. 20. and X. the raiment of them that slew him 
 
 23. .‘55. and he commanded him to be X. 25. 21. 
 
 25. 4. Eestus answered that Paul should be X. 
 27 . 43 . the centurion X. them from their purpose 
 28. 16. Paul dwelt with a soldier that X. him 
 
 Horn. 16. 25. mystery X. secret since the world began 
 2 Cor. 11. 9. 1 X. myself from being burdensome 
 32. the govemor X. the city with a garri.si'u 
 Gal. 3.23. before faith came, we were X. under law 
 2 Tim. 4. 7 . have finished my course, I X. the faith 
 Heb. 11. 28. through faith Moses X. the passover 
 Jam. 5.4. the hire that is X. back by fraud, cnefh 
 
 1 /’er. 1.5. whoareX. by thepowerofG.thro faith 
 
 2 Pet. 3 . 7 . which by the same word are X. m store 
 .hide 6. the angels which X. not their first estate 
 JEev .3.8. hast X. my word, and not denied my name 
 
 10. because thou hast X. the word ot my patience 
 KEPT silence. 
 
 Job 29.21. men gave ear, ami X. .w7. at my counsel 
 31. .‘54. did 1 fear a great multitude, that I X. sil. 
 Psal. .32. 3. when I X. silence, my bones waved old 
 50 . 21 . these things hast thou done, and I k. silence 
 Acts 15. 12. then all the multitude X. silence 
 CO o tiiat he spake Hebrew, they X. the moreiiY. 
 
 K EH CHI EES. 
 
 Ezek 13.18. makeX. on head of everystature to hunt 
 01 vour X. also will 1 tear, and deliver my people 
 KEEN ELS. 
 
 Num. 6. 4. cat nothing from tlie X. even to the husk 
 b 2 259 
 
KIL 
 
 KIL 
 
 KIN 
 
 KETTI.K. 
 
 1 Sam.^. 14. priest’s servant struck into the k. or not 
 
 Signifies, [1] An instrument to open a lock, .Tu(lf>. 
 3. 25. L2] 'i'he yift arid ability to interpret 
 
 the scripture, whereby an entrance is made to 
 the knowledge thereof, Luke 11. 52. [3] The 
 whole administration of the Gospel with refer¬ 
 ence both to the publication of its doctrine, and 
 the dispensing the ordinances if it, IMat. 10. ly. 
 It is an emblem ot government and power, Jsa. 
 
 22. ‘22. 
 
 Judg. .3. 25. therefore they took a k. and opened 
 Isa. Q‘2. 22. the k. ofhouse of David lay on l-.liakini 
 Luke 11.52. ye have taken away the k. ofknowledge 
 Jlev.3.7. sailh he that hath the /•. of David 
 9. 1. to him wasgiven the k. of bottomless pit, 20.1. 
 KKY.S. 
 
 Mat. 70. 19. I will give the of kinirdoni of heaven 
 
 Jiev. 1. Jb. and have the k. of hell and of death 
 KICK. 
 
 1 -S«w. 2. 29. wherefore k. ye at my sacrifice ? 
 
 Acts 9.5. it IS hard to k. against the pricks, 26.14. 
 
 kicked. 
 
 JJeut. .32. 15. but Jeshunm waxed fat and k. 
 
 KID. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 31. .loseph’s brethren killed a k.of the goafs 
 .38. 17 . 1 will send thee ak. from the Hock 
 Txod. 23. ly. thou shall not see the k. in his mother’s 
 milk, 34. 26. Dsut. 14. 21. 
 Lev. 4. 23. he shall bring his offei ina', a k. of the 
 goats, 28. 1 y. .3. Ezek. 43: 22. | 45. 23. 
 5. 6. bring a lamb or a k. for a sin ofierine- 
 
 23. 19. then ye shall sacrifice one k. of the goats, 
 JSum. 7 . 16, 22, 28. I 15. 24. | 28. 15, 3U. 
 
 I 29. 5, 11, 16, 19, 25. Ezek. 45. t 15. 
 
 Mum. 70. 11. thus shall it be done for a lamb or a/f. 
 Judg. 6. 19. Gideon went and made ready a k. 
 
 13. 19 . so .Vlanoahtook a C with a meat-offering 
 
 14. 6. .'^amson rent lion as a k. nothing in Ins hand 
 
 15. 1. Samson visited his wife with a/!■. and said 
 1 Ham. 16. 20. Jesse took an ass laden, and a k. 
 
 Jsa. 11.6. the leopard shall lie down with the k. 
 Luke 15. 29. and yet thou never gavest me a k. 
 
 KIDS. 
 
 Geri. 27 . 9 . fetch me from thence two k. of goats 
 
 16. she put the skins of the/t. on his hands 
 I.ev. 16. 5. he shall take two k. of the goats 
 J\‘u/n7. 87.theA-. of the goats for sin offering twelve 
 1 Ham. 10. .3. one carry in“- three k. another bread 
 
 1 Kings 20. 27 . ['itched like two little flocks of k. 
 
 2 Citron. .35. 7 . .losiahgave lambs and k. forofferings 
 Cant. 1. 8. teed thy k. beside the shepherds’ tents 
 
 KIDNEYS 
 
 S gnify, [1] Those natural parts of the body inman 
 ar beast, Lev‘. 3. 4. [2] The kernels of wheat, 
 Deut. .32. 14. [3] 'The innermost affections and 
 desires, Psal. 16. 7. 
 
 ffxod. 29 . 13. thou shalt take the two k. and burn 
 22. Lev. 3. 4, 10, 1.5. | 4. y. 1 7 .4. | 8. 16, 25. 
 Lev. 9 . 10. but tat and k. burn on the altar, 19 . 
 Deut. 32. 14. rams, with the fat of/f. of wheat 
 Isa. .34. 6 . the sword of Lord, with fat of k. of rams 
 KILL 
 
 Is spoken. (T) Of God, who has many ways to 
 deprive of life, Lam. 2. 21. (11) Of man. [1] 
 Laufully, when a malefactor is put to death by 
 the sentence of a magistrate, Deut. 13. 9. [2] 
 Unlawfully, 2 Sam. 13. 28. 1 Kings 21. ly. 
 (Ill) OJ wrath, which kills men, either as it 
 preys upon their spirits, and wasteth them in¬ 
 wardly ; or, as it prompts them to such rush, 
 furious, and wicked actions, as may procure 
 their death ; or, as it provoketh God to cut them 
 off. Job 5. 2. (IV) Of the desire of the sloth¬ 
 ful, which exposeth him to extreme want, and 
 so to rleath: or puts him upon .such wicked courses 
 to supply his wants, as bring him to an untimely 
 death, Erov. 21. 25. (V) Of the letter, that is, 
 
 the law which is said to kill, because it accus- 
 eth, condemneth, and denuunceth the wrath of 
 God against men, for not doing their duty, hut 
 no strength for the doing of it, 2 Cor. 
 
 Gen. 4. 15. lestany finding Cain, should k. him 
 12. 12. they wdll k. me, but will save thee alive 
 
 26. 7 . lest the men of the place should k. me 
 
 27 . 42. doth comfort himself, purposing to k. thee 
 37 . 21. Keuben heard and said, let us not k. him 
 43. t 16. bring these men home, k. a killing 
 
 Exod. 1 . 16. if it be a son, then ye shall k. him 
 
 2. 14. intendest thou to k. me.^ Acts 7 . 28. 
 
 4. 24. the Lord met him, and souglit to k. him 
 12. 6 . the congregation of Israel shall k. it, 21. 
 
 16. 3. to k. this whole assembly with hunger 
 
 17 . 3. to k. us and our children with thirst 
 
 20. 13 . thou shalt not k. Deut. 5. 17 . Mat. 5. 21. 
 
 Tom. 13. y. 
 
 , 22. 1. if a man steal an ox or sheep, and k. it 
 
 24. and 1 will k. you with the sword 
 
 29. 11. k. bullock before the Lord, Lee. 1.5.1 4.4. 
 20. then shalt k. the ram, and take of his blood 
 Lev. 1. 11. shall k. it on the side of the altar, 16.15. 
 
 3. 2. and k. it at the door of the tabernacle 
 8. he shall /•. it before the tabernacle, 13. 
 
 4. 24. he shall k. it in the ['lace where they k. 
 
 33. where they k. the burnt-offering, 7- 2. 
 
 34. 13. wiiere he shall/:, the sin offering, 16.11. 
 
 25. he shall k. the lamb of the tres[)ass offering 
 50. and he shall k. the one of the birds 
 
 20. 4. giveth his seed to Molech, and k. him not 
 16. thou shalt k. the woman aiul the beast 
 22. 28. whether cow or ewe, ye shall not k. it 
 11. 15. if thou deal thus witii me, / . me 
 14.15. if thou /■. all this people as one man 
 16.1.3. hast brought us to k. us in the wilderness 
 22. 29. were a sword, for now would 1 /-. thee 
 31. 17 . now k. every male among the little ones, 
 /•. every woman that hath known man 
 .35. 27 . and the revenger of blood /•. the slay er 
 Deut. 4. 42. who should k. his neighbour unawares 
 12. 15. thou mayest/-. and eat flesh in thy gates 
 i^60 
 
 Dent. 12. 21. then thou shalt/-. of thy herd and flock 
 1.3. y. but thou shalt surely k. him, thine band 
 16. i 5. not /-. the [tassover wifliin thy gales 
 3‘2. 3y. 1 /-. and 1 make alive, 1 wound and I heal 
 Judg. 9. -t 24. which strengthened his hands to k. 
 
 I. 3. 2.3. if the I.ord wet e plea.sed to / . us, would not 
 
 15. 1.3. saying, surely we will not k. thee 
 
 16. 2. morning, when it is day, we shall k. him 
 2t). 31. they began to k. as at other times, .39, 
 
 1 Ham. 16. 2. if .'aul hear it, he will k. me 
 
 17 . 9. it he be able to /. me, then we will serve 
 
 19 . 1. to all his servants, that they should k. David 
 2. saying. Saul my father seeketh to k. thee 
 
 17 . why should 1 /-. thee |i 24. 10. bade me /-. thee 
 .30. 15. swear thou wilt neithei- /-. me, nor deliver 
 Q, Ham. 1.3.28. 1 say, smite Kmnon, then /. him 
 14. 7 . that we may /. him, for lifeot his brother 
 .32. it any iniquity be in me, let him k. me 
 21 .4. nor for us shalt thou k. any man in Israel 
 
 1 Lings 11. 40. Solomon sought to /-. .leroboam 
 12. 27 . and they shall /-. me, and go again to Itehob. 
 
 2 Lings 5. 7 . am 1 a God, to /-. and make alive." 
 
 7 . 4. and it they /-. us, we shall but die 
 
 II. 15. him that followeth her /-. with the sword 
 2 I 'hron. .35. 6. /-. the [lassover, sanctity yourselves 
 Esth. 3.1.3. letters were sent by posts to /-. all .lews 
 
 7 . + 4. are sold, that they should destroy and k. 
 Eccl. .3. .3. a time to /-. anti a time to heal 
 Jsa. 14. 30. and 1 will k. thy root with famine 
 29 . 1. add ye year to year, let them k. sacrifices 
 Jizek. 34. 3. ye /-. them that are fed, but feed not 
 AJat, 5. 21. who sliali k. slial 1 he in danjier ot 
 10. 28. fear not them which k. the boilv, Luke 12. 4. 
 17 . 2.3. and they shall /-. him, Markff.Z7. \ 10. 31. 
 
 21. 38. this is the heir, come let us /-. him. Murk 
 
 12. 7- Luke 20. 14. 
 
 23. .34. and some of them ye shall k. and crucify 
 
 24. 9. then slial 1 they deliv. you up, and shall /-.you 
 26, 4. they might take .lesus by subtilty and k. him 
 
 Mark .3. 4. is it lawful to save life, or to k.? 
 
 L). 19. do not /-. Luke 18. 20. Jam. 2. 11. 
 
 J.uke 1.3. .31. depart hence, for Herod will /-. thee 
 15. 23. and bring hither the fatted calf and /-. it 
 
 22 . 2 . the [iriests and scribes sought how to /-. him 
 John 5. 18. .lews sought the more to k. him, 7 . 1 . 
 
 7 . 19 . keepefh the law, why go ye about to k. me i 
 
 20. thou hast a devil, who goeth about to /-. thee." 
 25. is not this he w horn they seek to k. f 
 
 8. 22. will he /. himself." 1| .37. ye seek to k. me, 40, 
 10. 10. (he thief cometh not but to steal and /-. 
 
 xlcts 9 .23. the .lews took counsel to/-. Paul, 26. 21. 
 24. watched the gates day and night to /-. him 
 
 10. 13. came a voice to him, ri.se, Peter, k. and eat 
 21. 31. as they went about to /-. him, tidings 
 
 2.3. 15 . we, ere he come near, are ready to /-. him 
 
 25. .3. laying wait in the way to /-. him 
 
 27 . 42 . the soldiers’ counsel w as to k. the prisoners 
 Jam. 2.11. if thou commit no adultery, yet if thou /-. 
 
 4. 2. ye /-. and desire to have, and cannot obtain 
 liev.‘2. 2.3. and I will k. her children with death 
 6. 4. and that they should k. one another 
 8. [lower was given (hem to k. wdth the sword 
 
 9. 5. It was given that they sliould not /-. them 
 
 11. 7- the beast shall overcome them and /-. them 
 
 KILLED. 
 
 Gen. .31.1 54. then Jacob /-. beasts on the mount 
 37 . .31. they took .lo.seph’s coat, and /-. a kid 
 Exod. 21. 29. the beast hath k. a man or w oman 
 Lev. 7. 15. the bullock shall be /-. before the Lord 
 6.25. in the ['lace where, the burnt offering is /-. 
 
 shall the sin offering be k. before the I.ord 
 8. 19 . the rani he k. |1 14. 5. one of the birds be k. 
 
 14. 6. shall dip them in the blood of (he bird /-. 
 Mum. 16. 41. ye have /-. the [teople of the I.ord 
 31. 19 . whosoever htith /-. tiny person, [un ify 
 
 1 Hffm. 24. 11. the skirt of thy robe, and /-. thee not 
 25.11. take my flesh 1 have k. for my shearers 
 
 28. 24. the woman hasted and /-. the calf 
 
 2 Ham. 12. 9. thou hast/-. Uriah with the sword 
 21. 17 . jAbishai smote the Philistine and /-. him 
 
 1 Lings 16. 7 . like .leroboam, and because he /. him 
 lU. /imri went and smote l-'.la, and /. him 
 
 21. 19. hast thou /-. and also taken possession ? 
 
 2 Lings 15. 25. Pekah /-. Pekahiah, and reigned 
 
 1 Chron. 19.18. David k. Sho[)hach the ca|)tain 
 
 2 Chrhn. 18.2. >\hab/-. sheep and oxen in abuiulance 
 25. .3. he slew those (hat had /. the king his fathei- 
 
 29 . 22. so they /-. the bullocks, rams, lau-ibs 
 24. the ['liests /-. them and made reconciliation 
 
 .30. 15. /-. the passover, .35. 1,11. J 'zra 6. 20. 
 l^sal. 44. 22. for thy sake are we /. all the day long 
 Prov. 9. 2. hath /-. hei- beasts, mingled her w ine 
 Lam. 2. 21. thou hast /. and not pitied 
 Mat. 16. 21. /. and raised again, AJarkVt. .31.1 9. 31. 
 
 21. 35. beat one, and /-. another, Mark 12. 5. 
 
 22. 4. my oxen and my fallings are /. all things 
 
 23. .31. are children of (hem that /-. the ['rophets 
 Mark 6. 19. and Ilerodias would have /-. him 
 
 12. 8. k. him and cast him out of tl-ie vinevard 
 
 14. 12. the tiist <taj', when they /-. the [lassover 
 
 I. iike 11. 47 . and your fathers /. them, 4}t. 
 
 12.5. after he hath k. hath pow er to cast into hell 
 
 15. 27 . thy father hath k. the fatted calf, 30. 
 
 22. 7- the day w hen the passover must be /. 
 
 Acts 3. 15. /. (he Prince of life fl 12.2. he /. James 
 16 . 27 . he drew hiSsw ord, and w ould ha\ e /-. himself 
 23.12. not eat nor drink till they had /-. Paul 
 27 . taken of (he Jews, and should have been /-. 
 Rom. 8. 36. for thy sake we are /-. all the day long 
 
 II. .3. Lord, they have /. thy prophets, and digged 
 2 Cor. 6. 9. as dying we live, as chastened and not /-. 
 1 Thcss.2. 15. who/-, the Lord Jesus and prophets 
 ./am. .5. 6. ye have condemned ;md /. the just 
 Rev. 6.11. brethren w ho should be /. as (hey were 
 
 9. 18. by these three was the third part of men /. 
 20._the rest which were not /. by these plagues 
 
 11.5. it any hurt him he must in this manner be /. 
 1,3^10. killeth with sword, must be /. w ith sword 
 
 15. not w orship image of the beast, should be /. 
 KlLLEDSr. 
 
 Exod. 2. 14. to kill me, as thou /. the Egyptian 
 1 Ham. 24. 18. forasmuch as thou /. me not 
 
 KILLE.ST. 
 
 Mat. 23. . 37 . that /. the prophets, Luke 13. 34. 
 KlLLl.ilL 
 
 J.ev. 17 . 3 . w ho /. an ox, goat in the camp, or/-. out 
 
 24. 17 . he that /. any man shall.surely be (lut to 
 , , <ieath,21. A t////. .35. 3tli 
 
 18. he tnat k. a beast, shall make it good, 21. 
 jSum. 35. 11. the slayer may flee, who k. any [lerson 
 1 „ unawares, 15. Deut. 19.4. Jo.'>h.2o. 3, <f. 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 6. the Lord /. and inaketh alive 
 
 17 . 25. inan who /. him, king will enrich, 26, 27. 
 
 Job 5. 2. for w rath /. the fooliah man 
 21. 14. the munlerer /. the jioor and needy 
 J /ov. 21 . 25. the desire of the slothful /. him 
 Jsa. 66 . .3. he. that /. an ox, as if he slew- a man 
 John 16. 2. who/. 30 U, think he doeth (;odser\ice- 
 ~ Cor. .3. 6 . t( r the letter/, the Spirit giveth life 
 Lev. 13. 10 . he that /. w ith sword must be killed 
 ^KILLlNtf. 
 
 Gen. -13. 116. bring these men home, kill a/. 
 
 Judg. 9. 24. which aitted him in/, his brethren 
 
 2 6'/;-. .'50. 17 . the 1 evites had charge of/. [lassover 
 
 1 sal. 42. -t 10. as w ith a /. mine enemies repioach 
 J’rov. 9 . t 2. w isdom hath killed her /. 
 
 Jsa. 22. 1.3. slaying oxen, and /. sheei'. eating flesh 
 nos. 4.2. by swearing, lying, /. and stealing' 
 
 Mark 12. 5. sent others, beating some, and /. some- 
 
 KIN. 
 
 Lev. 18. 6. none shall ap[)roach fo any near of/. 
 
 20. ly. for he uncovereth his near /. 
 
 21. 2. for his /. that is near, be may be defiled 
 
 25. 25. it any of his /. come to redeem it, 49. 
 
 Ruth 2. 20. Naomi said, the man is near of/. to u» 
 
 2 Ham. ly. 42. the k ng is near of /. to us 
 iMarkC). 4. a prophet is not, but among his own /. 
 
 Kind, Hubstantire. 
 
 Gen. 1. 11. fruit tree yielding fruit after his /. 12- 
 12. herb yielding seed after his/, and the tree 
 21. the w aters brought forth abundantly alter their 
 /. and every winged fow l alter his /. 
 
 24. earth, and beast of eaUli after their /. 
 
 25. God made the beast of the earth after his/. 
 
 6.20. ot fowls after their/, and of cattle after tlieir 
 /. every cree[)ing thing af er his /. 
 7- 14. beast, cattle, and fow l, after their /. 
 
 Lev. 11. 14. in abomination, vulture, kite, raven. 
 
 hawk after his /. 15, 16, 19. Deut. 14. 14. 
 29 . the weasel, mouse, and tortoise after his k. 
 
 19 . ly. not let thy cattle gender w ith a diverse /. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 14. tor all instruments of every /. 
 
 Ae/. 13. 20. sellers of all /. of ware, lodged 
 Eccl. 2 . 5. 1 [ilanted frees of all /. of fruits 
 Efek. 27 . 12. the multitude of all /. of riches 
 Mat. 13. 47 . like a net, and gathered of evtrv/. 
 
 17 . 21./. goeth notout but b\ praver, Mark 9.29.. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 39. tiiere is one /. of ffes'li ofmen 
 Jau^- 1. 18. that we should be a/, of first-fruits 
 
 3. 7. for ever^ k. of beasts and birds is tamed 
 KIND. 
 
 2 Chron. 10. "T. saying, if thou be/, fo this people 
 Luke 6. 35. God 15 /. to the unthankful and evil 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 4. charity suffereth long and is /. 
 
 Eph. 4. 32. be /. one to another, tender hearted 
 
 KINDS. 
 
 Gen. 8.19. whatsoever creepeth after their /. 
 
 2 Chnm. 16. 14. tilled w ith clivers /. of S[)ices 
 Jer. 15._3. I will appoint over them tour /. 
 
 Ezek. 47 .10. their fish shall be^iccording to their /- 
 Dan. 3.5. dulcimer, and all /. of music, 7, 10, 15. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to another divers /. of tongues 
 
 14. 10. there are, it may be, so many /. or voices 
 
 ^ kindle. 
 
 Prov. 26. 21. a contentious man to /. strife 
 Jsa. y. 18. it shall /. in th.e thickets of the forest 
 10. 16. /. a burning like the burning of lire 
 30. .33. the breath of the Lord doth '/. it 
 43. 2. nor shall the flame /. u[)on thee 
 Jer. .3.3. 18. never want a man fo /. meat-offerings 
 Chad. 18. tire and flame shall/, in them 
 ^ KINDLED. 
 
 Gen. 39 . 19 . Poti[)har's w rath w as /. 
 
 Ler. 10 . 6. bew ail the burning the I.ord hath /. 
 
 Hum. 11. 33. the wrath of the Lord was /. Deut. 
 
 11 . 17 . 2 Kings 22. 13, 17. P-'al. U. 6 . 40. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 9. coals w ere /. by it, Psal. 18. 8. 
 
 Job 19 . 11. he hath also /. his w rath against me 
 
 32. 2. then w as /. the w rath of l.lihu. against Job 
 w as his w rath /. because he justified l.imsell 
 3. against his three friends w as his w rath /.5. 
 
 42. 7 . niy wrath is/, against thee, and friends 
 /-’sal. 2. 12. when his wrath is/, but a little 
 124. .3. when their wrath is/, against us 
 Isa.iAi. 11. w alk in the sparks that >e have /. 
 
 Jer. 44. 6. w-rath was /. in the cities of Judah 
 Ezek. 20. 48. shall see, that 1 tl.e 1 ord have /. it 
 llos. 11. 8. my rei'entings are /. tc'gether 
 Luke 12. 49. what w ill 1. if it be already /. 
 
 Hee Anci.r, Firi;. 
 
 KIN DLl-'.Lll. 
 
 .Tob 41. 21. his breath /-. coals, a flame goeth 
 Jsa. 44. 15. v»-a, he /. it, and baketh breatl 
 Jam. 3. 5. how gieat a matter a little tire /. 
 KINDLY, 
 
 Gen. 24. 49 . if you w ill deal /. w ith n-ie, 47 . 29. 
 
 .34. 3. .'■hechem spake /. fo the damsel 
 50. 21. Jose[)h S[)ake /. to his brethren 
 Josh. 2. 14. that we w ill deal /. and truly w ith thee- 
 Ruth 1. 8. the Lord deal /. w ith you, as ye (lealt 
 
 1 Ham. 2(). 8. thou shalt deal /. with thv servant 
 
 2 Kings 25. 28. s[>ake /. to Jehoiadiin, Jer. 52. 32. 
 Rom. 12. 10. be /. affectioned one to another 
 
 KINDNI.S.S. 
 
 Gen. 20. 13. this is thy /. thou shalt shew to me 
 21. 23. according to the /. I have done to thee 
 24. 12. D Lord, shew /. to my master Abraham 
 14. know that thou hast shewed /. to my master 
 . 39 . t 21. the Lord extended /. to Joseph 
 4t). 14. think on me, and shew /-. 1 |>ray (hee 
 Josh. 2. 12. swear, since 1 have shewed you /. that 
 ye w ill also shew /. to my father's house 
 Judg. 8. 35. nor shewed /. to the house of Jerubbaa' 
 Ruth 2. 20. not left off his /. to living and dead 
 
KIN 
 
 KIN 
 
 ^vth 3. 10. thou hast showed more k. in latter end 
 i Sam. 1.0. 6. ye shewed k. to Israel when they c.ome 
 20.14. thou shalt shew me the k. of the Lord 
 *15. thou shalt not cut off thy k. from my house 
 £ Sam. 2. 5. ye have shewed this k. unto your lord 
 * 6. now Loni shew k. to you, I also will requite 
 you this k. because ye have done this thing 
 
 3. 8. au^ainst .ludah shew k. to the house of Saul 
 •g. 1. that I may shew him k. for Jonathan’s sake 
 .‘5. any, that 1 may sliew the k. of God to him 
 
 7. 1 will surely shew thee k. for .lonathan's sake 
 
 10. 2. 1 "ill shew k. to Hanun son of Mahash, as 
 his father shewed k. to me, 1 Chron. 19. 2. 
 
 16. 17 . Absalom said, is this thy k. to thy friend r 
 
 1 Kings 2. 7. but shew k. to the sons of Harzillai 
 
 3. 6. thou hast kept for David this great /■. 
 
 •£ Chr. 24. 22. .loash l emembered not k. of .lehoiada 
 yeh. 9 . 17 . hut thou art a God gracious, of great k. 
 Kith. 2. 9. and tlie maiden obtained k. of lum 
 + 17. she obtained k. more than all the virains 
 I’sal. .31. 21. he hath shewed me his marvellous k. 
 117 . 2. for his merciful k. is great toward us 
 119. 76. let thy merciful k. be for my comfort 
 141. 5. let the righteous smite me, it shall be a k. 
 Prov. 19. 22. the desire of a man is his k. and a poor 
 
 31. 26. and in her toninie is the law of k. 
 
 Isa. 54. 8. with everlasting/-, "ill I have mercy on 
 
 10. but my k. shall not depart from thee 
 57 . -t 1. men of /-. taken away, none considering 
 Jer. 2. 2. 1 remember thee, the k. of thy youth 
 Hos. 6. 1 4. your k. as a morning cloud and early dew 
 Joel 2.13. for he is gracious, of great k. Jimn/i 4. 2. 
 Acts 28.2. the barbarous peop. shewed us no little k. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 6. by pureness, by Iona: sufiering, by /-. 
 Eph. 2. 7 . in his k. toward us through Christ Jesus 
 Col. 3. 12. put on k. humbleness of mind, meekness 
 1 Tim. 5. t 4. let them learn to shew k. at home 
 Tit. 3. 4. after the k. of God our .‘^aviour appeared 
 
 '2 Pet. 1, 7 . to godliness brothei ly k. to k. charity 
 Loving-is. IN I) N ESS. 
 
 Psal. 17 . 7 . shew thy marvellous lorhig-k. 92. 2. 
 .26. 3. thy l.-k. is before mine eyes, I have walked 
 
 36. 7 . how excellent is thy lovmgj. O God! 
 
 10. O continue thy loving-k. to them that know 
 •40. 10. 1 have not concealed thy lov.-k. and truth 
 
 11. let thy loving-k. continual^’ preserve me 
 
 42. 8. yet the Lord will command his loving-k. 
 
 48. 9. we have thought of thy loving-k. O God 
 51. 1. have mercy on m.e according to thy loving-k. 
 '63. 3. because thy loving-k. is better than life 
 
 69. 16. hear me, () Lord, for thy loving-k. is good 
 88 . 11 . shall thy lov.-k. be declared in the grave r 
 -89. 33. 1113 - lov.-k. will I not utterly take from him 
 92. 2 . to shew forth thy loving-k. in the morning 
 103. 4. who crowneth thee with lov.-k. and mercies 
 107 . 43. they shall understand lov.-k. of the Lord 
 119 . 88. quicken me after thy loving-k. 159. 
 
 149. hear my voice according to thy loving-k. 
 
 1.38. 2. I will praise thy name for thj’ loving-k. 
 
 143. 8. cause me to hear thy loving-k. in the morn. 
 Jer. 9 . 24. 1 am the Lord which exercise/et'fwg-/-. 
 
 16 . 5. 1 have taken away my peace, even loving-k. 
 
 31. 3. therefore with loving-k. have I drawn thee 
 
 32. 18. Ihou shewest loving-k. unto thousands 
 Hos. 2. 19. I will betroth thee to me in loving-k. 
 
 Loving- K IN 1) M ES.S E.S. 
 
 Psal. 25. 6. remember Txl. th 3 ’ mercies and loving-k. 
 89. 49. Lord, where are thy former loving-k.'! 
 
 Isa. 63. 7- 1 will mention the loving-k. of the Lord, 
 according to the multitude of his loving-k. 
 KI^ DR ED. 
 
 ■Cen. 12.1. God said, get thee from tb 3 ' k. Acts 7. 3. 
 24. 4. go to k. and take a wife to my son, 38. 40. 
 
 7 . Lord who took me from 1113 ’ k. shall send 
 
 41. when thou comesttom 3 ' k. if they give not 
 
 31. 3. the Lord said, return to thy k. 13.1 32. 9. 
 
 43. 7 . the man asked us straitly of our k. 
 
 L\um. 10. 30. I will deparf to my own land and k. 
 Josh. 6. 23. and the 3 ' brought out all her /'. 
 
 Ptith 2. 3. Boaz was of the k. of I'limelecb, 3. 2. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 29 . of llenjamin the k. of Saul 3000 
 Esth. 2. 10. Esther sheweri not her people or k. 20. 
 
 8. 6. how endure to see the destruction of my k. 
 Job .32. 2. the wrath of Elihii, of the k. of Ram. 
 Ezek. 11. 15. men of thy k. said, get far from the L. 
 Luke 1. 61. none of th 3 ’ k. called by this name 
 Acts 4. 6. as were of the k. of the high priest 
 
 7 . 13. Joseph’s /-. was made known to Pharaoh 
 
 14. called his father Jacob to him and all his k. 
 
 19. the same dealt subtilly with our k. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. -t 8. provide not for those of his own k. 
 Jlev. 5. 9. redeemed us out of ever 3 ’ k. and tongue 
 
 14. 6. the everlasting gospel to preach to every k. 
 KlJs DEEDS. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 28. give to the T.ord, ye k. Psal. 96. 7. 
 Ps. £2. 27 . all k. of nations shall worship bef. thee 
 Acts 3. 25. shall all the k. of the earth be blessed 
 Pev. 1. 7 . and all k. of the earth shall wail because 
 7 . 9. a great multitude of all k. stood before throne 
 
 11. 9 . of k. shall see their dead bodies three da 3 S 
 13. 7- and power, weis given him over all k. 
 
 KIKE 
 
 Is taken, [1] Properl 3 ', for cozvs, Deut. J. 13. [2] 
 Figuratively, for the provd, wealthy, and potent 
 rulers of Israel, Amos 4. 1. 
 
 -Gen. .32. 15. forty k. ten bulls, a ’-'resent to Esau 
 41. 2. there came up seven well-favoured k. 18. 
 
 3. seven other k. came out of the river, 4, 19, 20. 
 
 26. the seven good k. are seven 3 ’ears 
 
 27 . the seven thin ill-favoured k. are seven years 
 Heut. 7 . 13. he will bless the increase of thy /-. 
 
 28. 4. blessed shall be the increase‘of thy /-. 
 
 18. cursed shall be the increase of thy k. 
 
 51. which shall not leave the increase of th 3 ' k. 
 
 32. 14. butter of /-. milk of sheep, fat of lambs 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 7 . take two milch k. and tie the k. 
 
 10. took two k. II 12. the k. took the straight wa 3 ' 
 14. the 3 ’ clave the wood of cart, anil offered the k. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 29 . butter, and cheese of k. for David 
 Amos 4. 1. hear this word, ve /-. of Bashan 
 
 KIKG 
 
 ■Signifies, A sovereign prince, or chief ruler in a 
 
 KIN 
 
 kimdom, Prov. 8.15. Tt is applied, [11 To God, 
 the supreme huler and ifovernor of the n'orldy 
 Psal. 44. 4. [2] To Christ, the King and IJeadof 
 his c/uich, Psal. 2. 6.145. 1. [3] To all real 
 
 chfistians u'h* are heirs oj the kingdom, of glory^ 
 and are enabled to war against, and at last to con¬ 
 quer, sin, Satan, and all their spiritual enemies, 
 Kev. 1. 6 . [4] To the devil. Rev. 9. 11. 
 
 Gen. 14. 18. INlechizedeck k. of Salem, Heb. 7. 1- 
 S 6 . 31. kings that reigned in Edom, before there 
 reigned an 3 ' k. over Israel, 1 Chron. 1.43. 
 Exod. 1 . 8 . there arose up a new k. over Egypt 
 Knm. 23. 21. the shout of a k. is among them 
 24. 7 . and bis k. shall be higher than Agag 
 Vent. 17 . 14. shalt .say, I will set a k. overme 
 
 15. thou shaU in any wise set him k. over thee 
 
 28. .3ij. Ld. snail bring thee and th 3 ' k. to a nation 
 .3.3. 5. and he was k. in lesimrun when the heads 
 
 Judg. 8 . 18. each resembled the children of a /-. 
 
 9. 8. the trees went to ancunt a k. over them 
 
 17 . 6 . in those days no k. in Israel, but every 
 man did right in his own eyes, 18. 1.1 19. 1. 
 
 I 21. 25. 
 
 1 Sam. 2 . 10 . Lord shall give strength to his k. 
 
 8 . 5 . go make us a /-. to judge us like the nations 
 
 6 . give us a k. || 9 . shew the manner of the k. 11 . 
 lR. 3 'e shall cry out on that day because of 3 ’our k. 
 
 19. we will have a/-, y 22 . and make them a k. 
 
 2 0. that our k. may judge us, and go before us 
 
 10 . 19. ye said unto him,'nay, but set a k. over us 
 
 24. the people shouted, and said, God save the k. 
 
 2 ‘>am. 16 . 16 . 2 Kings II. 12. 2 Chr. 23. 11. 
 
 12 . 1 . behold, 1 have made a k. over you 
 2 . and now behold, the k. walketh before you 
 
 12 . ye said unto me, nay, but a k. sbafi reign 
 over us, when the Lord 3 'our God was 3 0 ur /-. 
 
 13. behold the k. whom ye have chosen 
 
 17 . that your wickedness is great in asking a k. 
 
 19. have added to our sins this evil, to ask us a k. 
 
 25. ye shall be consumed, both you and your k. 
 
 15. 1. the Lord sent me to anoint thee to be k. 
 
 23. he hath rejected thee from being k. 26. 
 
 16. 1. 1 have provided me a k. among his sons 
 
 19 . 4. let not the k. sin against his servant David 
 
 20. 5. 1 should not fail to sit with the k. at meat 
 22. 15. let not the k. impute any thing to hisserv. 
 
 24. 20. I know that thou shalt surely be k. 
 
 25. .36. Nabal held a feast like tiie feast of a k. 
 
 29 . 8. against the enemies of my lord the k. 
 
 2 2. 9 . be made Ish-bosheth k. over Gilead 
 3. .36. wbat the /-. did, pleased all the people 
 
 . 37 . that it was not of the k. to slay Abner 
 
 5. 12. the Lord had established him /-. over Israel 
 
 11 . 8 . there followed him a mess of meat from k. 
 12 . 7 . tliussaith Imrd, 1 anointed thee/-. over Isr. 
 
 I. 3. 13. therefore I pray thee, speak to the /-. 
 
 14. 9. and the /-. and his throne be guiltless 
 
 17 . as an angel ot G. so is my Lord the k. 19. 27. 
 
 15. 2. that had a controversy, came to the k. 
 
 .3. there is none deputed of the k. to hear thee 
 19 . abide with the k. for thou art a stranger 
 
 21. in what place my lord the k. shall be 
 
 16. 9. why should this dead dog curse the k. ? 
 
 17 . 2. people shall flee, 1 will smite the k. only 
 
 18. 13. thei e is no matter hid from the k. 
 
 19. 9. the k. saved us out of the hand of onr enemies 
 
 11. the s|)eech of all Israel is come to the k. 
 
 19 . that the k. should take it to his heart 
 
 22. 1 know that 1 am this day k. over Israel 
 28. what right have 1 to cry anymore to the k.T 
 
 42. because the k. is near of kin to us 
 
 4.3. and said, we have ten parks in the k. 
 
 22. 51. he is the tower of salvation for his k. 
 
 24. 2.3. these did Araunah as a k. give to the k. 
 
 1 Kings 1.5. then Adoisijah said, I will be k. 
 
 35. for .‘^olomon sliall be k. in my stead 
 
 2. 18. well, 1 will speak foi- thee to the k. 
 
 .38. as the k. hath said, so will thy servant do 
 
 3. 7 . hast made thy servant /-. instead of David 
 22. thus the women spake before the k. 
 
 28. Israel heard the judgment the /-.judged 
 
 8. 62. the /-. and all Israel offered sacrifice 
 10. 3. there was not any thing hid from the k. 
 
 II. 26. Jeroboam lifted up his hand against the /-. 
 
 37. thou shalt reign and shalt be /-. over Israel 
 
 14. 2. Ahijali, wlm told me 1 should be /-. 
 
 14. the Lord shall raise him up a /-. over Israel 
 
 16. 16. Zimri conspired and hath slain the k. 
 
 21. 10. thou didst blaspheme God and the k. 
 
 22.13. prophefsdeclare good to the /-. 2 Chr. 18.12. 
 47 . there was then no k. in Edom, a deputy was/-. 
 
 2 Kings 1.11. O man of God,/-.said, comedown, 9. 
 
 4. 13. wouldest thou be spoken for to the/-. .^ 
 
 7 . 2. then a lord on whose hand the k. leaned 
 
 8. 3. she went to cry to the k. for her house 
 
 1.3. the Lord hath shewed that thou shalt be /-. 
 
 20. Ikiom revolted, made a /-. over themselves 
 10. 5. sent, saying, we will not make any /-. 
 
 11.8. and be with the/-, as he goeth out and cometh 
 
 17 . .lehoiada made a covenant between the Lord 
 and the k. between the /-. also and the people 
 14. 5. had slain the k. his father, 2 Chron. 25. .3. 
 
 22. 9. brought the k. word, 20. 2 Chron. 34.16, 28. 
 10. Shaphan read it before the /-. 2 Chron. 34. 18. 
 
 25. 6. they took the k. and brought him, Jer. 52. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 23. they dwelt with the k. for his work 
 24. 6. Shemaiah wrote them before the /-. 
 
 29.20. bowed and worshipijed the Lord and the/-. 
 
 2 Chron. 2.11. he hath made thee k. over them, 9. 8. 
 
 10. 15. so the /-. hearkened not to the people 
 
 11. 22. for he tliought to make him /-. 
 
 24. 21. they stoned him at the command of the /-. 
 
 25. 16. art thou made of the k. counsel ? forbear 
 Ezra 4. 12. be it know n to the /-. that, 13. | 5. 8. 
 
 6. 10. and pray for the life of /-. and sons 
 
 7 . 26. who will not do the law of the k. 
 
 27 . which hath put in the /-. heart to beautify 
 
 8. 22. to require of the k. a band of soldiers 
 Keh. 1.11. for 1 was the k. cuj)-bearer 
 
 2. 19 . wbat do ye ? will ye rebel against the k.? 
 
 6. 6. mayest be'their k. according to these words 
 
 7 . to preach, saying, tlicre is a /-. in Judah 
 
 ILeh. 13. 26. yet among many nations was there n» 
 /-. like him, Goclmade him/-, overall Israel 
 Esth. 4.16. so will I go in unto the k. if 1 perish 
 
 6 . 6 . wlwm the /-. delighteth to honour, 7 . 
 
 7 . 8 . as the "ord went out of the k. mouth 
 
 9 . for ISlordecai, who had spoken good for the/-. 
 Job 15. 24. sliall prevail, as a k. ready to the battle 
 
 18. 14. it shall bring him to the k. of terrors 
 
 29. 25. 1 sat chier, and dwelt as a k. in the army 
 .34. 18. is it fit to say to the /-. thou art wicked r 
 41. .34. he is a /-. over all the children of pride 
 Psal. 2. 6. 1 set my k. upon my holy hill of Zion 
 
 5. 2. hearken to my cry, my /. and my God, 84. 3. 
 
 10. 16 . the Lord is /-. for ever and ever, 29. 10. 
 
 18. 50. great deliverance giveth he to Ins k. 
 
 20. 9 . let the k. hear us when we call 
 
 21. 1. the /-. shall joy in thy strength, O T.ord 
 
 7 . for the /. trusteth in the L. ami not be moved 
 24. 7 . und the /-.of glory shall come in, 9 . 
 
 8. who is k. of glor\- the Lord strong and mighty 
 
 10. the Lord of hosts he is the k. of glory 
 
 33. 16. no /-. saved by the multitude of an host 
 
 44. 4. art my /-. O God, command deliverances 
 
 45. 1. of the things 1 have made touching the k. 
 
 11. so shall the k. greatly desire thy beauty 
 14. she shall be brought to the k. in raiment 
 
 47 . 6. sing praises to our k. || 7 . God is the k. 
 
 61 . 6. thou wilt i)rolong the k. life and years 
 63. 11. but the k. shall rejoice in God, eveiy one 
 68. 24. they have seen the goings of my God, my k. 
 72 . l.give the /-. ihy judgments, O (>od 
 74 . 12. God is my k. of old, working salvation 
 89. 18. the holy One of Israel is our/-. 
 
 98. 6. make a joyful noise before the T.ord the k. 
 
 99. 4. the k. strength also loveth judgment 
 
 lo5. 20. the k. sent and loosed him, let him go ffee 
 149 . 2. let the children of Zion be joyful in their k. 
 Prov. 14.28. in multitude of people is the /-. honour 
 .35. the /-. favour is toward a wise servant 
 20. 28. mercy and truth preserve the /-. 
 
 22. 11. for g-raceof his lips, the /-. shall be his friend 
 
 24. 21. my son, fear thou the T.ord and tlie k. 
 
 25. 5. take away the wicked from before the k. 
 
 30. 27 . the locusts have no /-. yet go they forth 
 .31. and a /:. against whom there is no rising up 
 
 Eccl. 2. 12. wbat can the man do that cometh after 
 5. 9. the /-. himself is served by the field 
 
 8. 4. where the word of a k. is, there is power 
 10. 16. woe to thee, C) land, when thy /-. is a child 
 17 . blessed when thy k. is the son of no les 
 20. curse not the /-. no, not in thy thought 
 Cant. 1. 4. the/-, brought me into his chamber 
 
 12. while the /-. sitteth at his table, my spikenard 
 3. 11. behold /-. Solomon with the crown 
 
 7.5. the k. is held in the galleries 
 
 Isa.O. 5. mine eyes have seen the/-, the L. of hosts 
 
 7 . 6 . let us seta/-, in the nddstof it, son of I abeal 
 
 8. 21. curse their /-. and their God, and look up 
 
 19 . 4. and a tierce/-, shall rule over them 
 23.15. according to the days of one /-. 
 
 .‘4o. .33. for 1 ophet.yea, for the /-. it is prepared 
 .32. 1. behold, a/-, shall reign in righteousness 
 
 33. 17 . thine eyes shall see the k. in his beauty 
 22. the Lord isour/-. he will save us 
 41. 21. bring your reasons, saith the k. of Jacob 
 
 43. 15.1 am the t reator of Israel your /-. 
 
 57 . 9 . and thou wentest to the k. with ointment 
 Jer. 4. 9. that the heart of the k. shall perish 
 8. 19. is not the L. in Zion ' is not her k. in her ? 
 
 It). ID. the I^oid is the true (lOit, an everlasting k. 
 13.18. say to the /-. and queen, humble yourselves 
 
 23. 5. a /-. shall reign and prosper and e.xecute 
 29. 16 . thus saith the 1 ord, ot the / . that sitteth 
 
 38. 5. for the k. is not he that can do any thing 
 
 25. declare what hast said to the k. the /-. to thee 
 
 46. 18. as 1 live, saith the k. whose name is the 
 
 Lord of hosts, 48. 15. | 51. 57. 
 49 . 1. why doth their k. inherit Gad and dwell in 
 38. I will destroy from thence the k. and princes 
 Lam. 2.6. the Ixu'd hath despised the k. and priest 
 Ezek. 7 . 27 . the /-. shall mourn, and the piince 
 17 . 12. hath taken the/-, and princes thereof 
 
 13. hath taken of the k. seed and made a covenant 
 16 . where the /-. dwelleth that made him /-. 
 
 26.7. I will bring a/-, of kings from the north 
 37 . 22. and one /-.shall be /-. to them all, 24. 
 
 Dan. 2. ID. there is no k. asked such things at any 
 11. there is none that can shew it before the /-. 
 
 24. bring me in beforethe/-. and 1 will shew the/-. 
 
 3. 13. they brought these men before the /-. 
 
 4. 24. decree which is come upon my lord the /. 
 .31. while the word was in the /-. mouth 
 
 37 .1 praise, extol, and honour the /-. of heaven 
 
 5. 5. the /-. saw the part of the hand that wrote 
 
 6.6. the princes assembled together to the / . 
 
 8. 23. a /-. of fierce countenance shall stand up 
 11. 3. and a mighty /-. shall stand up to rule 
 36. the/. shall disaccording to his will 
 Hos. .3. 4. Israel shall abide many days without a/. 
 5. Israel shall seek the Lord, and'David their /. 
 5. 1.3. then Ephr;iim sent to /-. larch, ID. 6. 
 
 7 . 3. they make the /. glad with their wickedness 
 5. in the day of our /. princes made him sick 
 
 10. 3. we have no /. what then should a k. do ? 
 
 7. her/-, is cut off', as the foam upon the water 
 
 11. 5. but the Assvrian shall be his/-, because 
 
 13. ID. 1 will betliy/-. give me a /-. and princes 
 
 11. I gave thee a '/-, in mine anger and took him 
 Amos'^i 15. and their k. shall go into captivity 
 7 . 1.3. for it is the/-, chapel, the /-. court 
 Hie. 2. 13. and their k. shall pass before them 
 4. 9. why dost thou cry - is theie no k. in thee ? 
 Zech.9. 5. and the/, shall perish trom (iaza 
 
 9 . behold thy /. cometh tothee. Mot. 21. 5. 
 li. 6. will delivere'-ery cne into the hand I'f his/. 
 
 14.9. the I ord shall be /. over all the earth 
 16. every one shall even go up to wor-hip th.e / . I 7 . 
 Mat. 18. 2.3. kingdom likened to a certain / . 22. 2. 
 22. 11. when the /. came in to see the guests 
 Mark 6. 25. she came with haste to the / and asked 
 Lw/e 14. .31. what/. goeth to war against another/. 
 
 19. 38. blessed be the/, that cometli in name of L. 
 
 261 
 
KIN 
 
 KIN 
 
 KIN 
 
 T/uJce 2.“?. 2. sayin?, that he himself is Christ, a Jc. 
 John 6.15. to make him aX-. || 12. 15. thy /•. cometh 
 
 18. .‘17. Pilate said to him, art thou a k. tlicii r 
 19.12. v/hosoever maketli himsclr a k. speaketh ag- 
 
 14. Pilate saitli to the lews, behold your X. 
 
 15. shall I cTucity yom k. Y liave no k. but Cesar 
 
 till another X-. arose, whoknew not Joseph 
 1.3. 21. afterward they desired a k. and God ga\e 
 
 17 . 7- sayimr, that there is another X. one Jesus 
 
 26. 20. tor tiie k. knoweth or these thines 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 17 . now to the X-. et'Oiial, immortal 
 6. 15. \'. ho is tlie X. ot kinys, and J.onl of lords 
 
 JJeh. 11 . 2 : 1 . not afraid of the k. commandment 
 
 27 . Moses not tearing the wrath of the k. 
 U^et.2. 13. whetliei'tothe X‘. as supreme, ortrovei n 
 
 17 . honour all men, fear God, honour the k. 
 Jtev. 9. il. they had a k. over them, tlie angel 
 
 15. 3. just are thy ways, thou K. of saints 
 17 . 14- he is Lord of lords, K. ofkinys, 19. 16. 
 ivlisG oj the Jimuntes, kiee Siiiov. 
 
 KING of 
 
 2 Kings 15. 19. Pul the k. of Any. came agst. land 
 20. Menahein exacted money to giv e k. if Assy 
 
 16.18. turned he from house of Lord to k. o f Assy. 
 17 . 6 . in ninth year of i losheaX-. 0 //J. took Samaria 
 18.11. k. of Assy, (jid carp r away Israel to Assy'. 
 
 19. speak, thus saith great king the k. of As.'^yna 
 33. delivered his land out of hand ot'k. of Assyria 
 
 19.32. saith I.. concerning k. ofAs.syria, ha. .37..33. 
 Kzra 6. 22. turned the, heart ot X-. ofrissy. to them 
 Jsa. 7 . 17 . Ixird shall bring u|)on thee the k. ofA.v.sy. 
 
 20. shall shave by’ X'. oj rlssyrta the head and hair 
 Jer. 50. 17 . first the X. of Jissyria hath devoured him 
 
 18. I will punish P>aby. as 1 punished X. e/y/«. 
 J\W^.3.]8. thy shepherds si umber, O X.t/yJ.thy nob. 
 
 Aee Lashan, Babylon, David. 
 
 K 1 is G of Egyyt. 
 
 Exod. 1 . 17 . mid wives did not as k. of Egypt comm. 
 .‘1. 19 . 1 am sure the k. of Egypt will not let you go 
 6jl3. the L. gave them a charye to the k. of Egypt 
 2 Kings 24.7. the k. oJ E. c ame not again any more, 
 had taken all that pertained to the k. of Egypt 
 up against .lerusalem 
 .36. .3. the k. of Egypt put him down at Jerusalem 
 
 4. the k. oj Egypt made Eliakim his brother king 
 Jsa. 36.6. so is tlie k. of Egypt to all that trust in him 
 Eee Phabaoh. 
 
 See Gheat, IIoilse, Jews. 
 
 KING (f Israel. 
 
 1 Sam. 24.14. after whom is the k. of T.sr. come out 
 26. 20. tor the k. of Jm-. is come out to seek a hea 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. how glorious was the k. of Israel to-day 
 
 1 Kings <20. 31. let us, 1 jiray thee, go out to k. ofl.sr. 
 
 22. 31. fight not, save only with the k. of hrael 
 ' -^2. they said, surely it is k. of Israel, 2 Clir. 18. 31 
 
 2 Kings 6.11. shew me wliich of us is for k. cf Israel 
 
 16. 7 . save me out of the hand of X. of Israel 
 
 SI Chr. 18. 30. tight ye not, save only with k. of Israel 
 32. captains perceived that it was not k. of Israel 
 3o. 3. son ot David k. of Isr. eJid build, Ezra 5 11 
 Aeh. 13. 26. did not .‘'ofomon k. of Isr. sin by these’ 
 Jsa. 44. 6 . thus saith the Lord, the k. of Israel 
 Jins. 10. 15. in am.iriimg shall theX.o//s. be cut off 
 Zepfi. 3.15. tile k. of Israel is in the midst of tliee 
 Mat. 27 .42. it he be k. let him descend, Mark 15 .30 
 John 1 . 49. thou urU-.of Is. || 12 .13. blessed isX. ofl. 
 King of .fndah. 
 
 ^ Kings ?,. 16. Jehoshaphat being then X-. of Jndah 
 ..2.18. but to k. of Judah which sent you to inquire 
 
 <’f'hidali who sent you 
 
 30. 21. what have 1 to do w’ith thee, thou k. ofJud 
 
 hear the word of the I.d. O k. of Judah 
 37 . 1 . thus shall ye say to k. of Judah who sent you 
 AT T, , ,N-1NG r/3/,v/X. 
 
 IS-um.Ji.f. Balak k. of Moab brought me from Aram 
 Josh.2\. 9 . the k. of Moat) warred against Israel 
 Judg i.U. Israelserved Kglon the X. e/ili. IByears 
 11. 1 (. Israel in like manner sent to the k. of Moah 
 
 25. art thou any thing better than Balak X.e/iW ? 
 
 fr y.-.s?hi them into the hand of X. e/ Joah 
 22.4. David brought father and mother to X. of M 
 ^ Kings 3.4. and Mesha X- ofM. was a sheep m^ter 
 o. the X. oJ Moaf) rebelled agaimst Israel, 7. 
 
 the X'. of M. saw the battle was too sore 
 Jer. 27 . 3. send bonds and yokes to the k. of Moab 
 (.^ i\. I N ( T . 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 55. Abner said. Ok. I cannot tell 
 
 23. 20. now, therefore, O X. come down 
 
 26. 17 . my lord, O X. 2 Sam. 14. 9, 22 116 4 
 
 1 19. 26. 1 Kings 1. 13, 20, 2L | 20* 4 
 
 2 Atwyj'6. 12, 26. I 8. 5. 
 
 2 14 4 the woman of Lekoah said, help, O X. 
 
 15. .34. ifthou s.'iy’, 1 will be thy serv ant, U X. 
 
 Q Chron jla 7 o x let not the army of Israel go 
 Esal. 14o. 1 . i will extol thee, my God Ok 
 
 ^ w would not fear thee, O X. of nations 
 Ean. 2. 4. O X. live tor ever, .3. 9. I 5. 10 | 6 "1 
 29. as for thee, O X. |131. thou, O k. sawest an im’age 
 37 . thou, O X. art a king of kings, for God hatiT 
 3.10. thou, O X. hast made a decree, that every man 
 
 17 . he will deliver us out of thy hand, O X 
 
 18. be It known to thee, O X. II 24. true, O X 
 4.22. It is thou, OX. II 27 . O X. let my counse’l be 
 
 31. saying, O X. N ebuchadnez. to thee it is siioken 
 5.18. O thou X. the most high God gave thy lather 
 0 . t. shall ask a petition save of thee, OX. 
 
 8. now, OX. establish the decree, and sign it 
 
 13. regardefh not thee, O X. || 15. know, O X, 
 
 22. also before thee, OX. have I done no hurt 
 *6.1.3. atmid-day, O X. 1 saw in the way a li'vht 
 
 19 . whereupon, OX. I was not disobedient 
 
 _ KING of Persia. 
 
 Ezra4. 3. as Cyrus, X. of Persia hath commanded us 
 
 5. even till the reign of Darius X. of Persia 
 7- Bishlam wrote untoArtaxerxesX. c/J-’^r. 6.14. 
 9 . 9 . extended mercy to us in sight of the X. of Per. 
 
 _ See Cyrus. 
 
 , « KING of Syria. 
 
 ^ X. of A. escaped on ahorse 
 
 -f;: the k.oj Syria will come up against thee 
 
 captain of host of X. Syria 
 8. 7 . k. cj .N was sick 1| 9. X ofS. hath sent me to thee 
 
 ZiO/it 
 
 2 Kings 13.4. because the X. of Syria oppressed them 
 7 . tor the k. of Syria had destroyed them 
 16. 7 . save me out of the hand of the X. of Syria 
 2 C hr. 16. 7 . because thou hast relied on X. of Syria, 
 the host ot the X. of S. is escaped out of tiiy hand 
 See BjiMiAUAu, IIa/.akl, Ke/.i.n. 
 
 KING of 'J'y/e. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 11. Ilirain X. of Tyre sent messengers to 
 David,_and they Ouilt him an l.ou.se, 1 Phr. 14.1. 
 
 1 kings i). i. the k. oj sent setvaiits to Solomon 
 
 9. J1. ilirain the k.of Tyre had furnished .Solomon 
 
 2 Ohr. 2. 3. Solomon sent to lluram the X. of Tyre 
 11. liurainthe X. oJ 'Pyre ansvvereilin writing' 
 
 _ KING.S. 
 
 Oen. 17 . 6 . X. shall come out of thee, 16. | .35 11. 
 36. .A. these are the X. that reigned in Jklorn 
 Sum. .31. 8. and they slew the X. of Midian 
 Dent. .‘1. 21. the Lord liath done to these two X. 
 
 7 . 24. he shall deliver their X. into thy liand 
 Josh. 10.5. five X. ot Amorites gathererl together 
 16. these liveX. fled |l 02. bring out those five X. 
 24. come near, put your teet on necks of these X, 
 4,1. .so Joshua smote all their X. 11.17. 
 
 12. 21. all these X. Ihirly and one 
 
 Jtidg. 1 . 7 . seventy X. having their thumbs cut off 
 5. 3. hear, O ye X. || 19 . the X. came and fought 
 - 'V/zL 11. 1 . the time w hen X. go forth to battle 
 1 Kings 3. 13. there shall not be any among the X. 
 
 . , liKc thee, 10. 23. 2Chron. 1. 12. | 9.22. 
 
 overall the X. on this side the river 
 ~0. 1. Benhadad and tliirty-two X. with him 
 
 these three X. together 
 this IS blood, the X. are surely slain 
 
 7 . 6- hath lured against us the X. of the llittites 
 two k. stood not before him 
 
 1 CXr. 16. 21. he reproved X. for iliein, /'.l 105.14. 
 
 9- 23. all X. sought the presence of .‘■^oloinon 
 ~L 20. but not in the sepulchres of the X. 24. 25. 
 
 ~o. 23. m field ot the burial which belonged toX. 
 
 “t’ 13. shall endamage the rev enue of tlie X. 
 in’ «i bath been hurttul to X. and provinces 
 
 19 . this city liath made insurrection against X. 
 
 -0. there have been mighty X. over .lerusalem 
 0. 12. God destroy X. that shall alter this hoitse 
 •^^th*''^fi'-'ves king ot X. to I '.zra the priest 
 9.7. our X. and [;riests liave been deliver. Afc//.9.24. 
 Kelt. 9 . 32. trouble seem little to us and our X. 
 
 .34. nor have our X. or princes kept thy law 
 
 in ■ I ^ witli X. and counsellors 
 
 12.18. he loosetii the bond of X. and girdetli 
 36. 7- but with X. are tliey on the throne 
 I sal. 2. 2. X. of the earth set themselves. Acts 4. 26. 
 
 10. be wise, therefore, O ye X. be instructed 
 
 40. 9 . X. daughters among thv honourable women 
 48. 4. lo, the »■. vyere a.isembled, they passed by 
 
 1 1 bse apace, she that tarried 
 
 14. vv'hen the Almighty scattered X. in it 
 ^ 29 . shall X. bring presents to (hee 
 (2. 11. yea, all X. shall tall down before him 
 76. 12. he is terrible to the X. of the earth 
 89.27^make him higher than the X. of the earth 
 pt the earth shall tear thy glory 
 iin‘ in ‘f strike fliro’ X. in tlie day of wrath 
 i.l- ,speak ot tliy testimonies before X. 
 
 Vi- Sreat nations, and slew mighty X, 
 
 I. 16. 17 . to him winch smote great X. 18. 
 
 praise thee, 148. 11. 
 
 144. 10. it is he that gtveth salvation to X. 
 
 149 . 8. to bind their X. with chains, their nobles 
 J rov. 8 .I 0 . by meX, reign, and princes decree jusfire 
 16. 12. an abomination for X. to commit wickedness 
 
 13. righteous lips are the delight of X. 
 
 22. 29 . the diligent in business shall stand before X. 
 o’ ' 1 ^ honour of X. to searcli a matter 
 .3. and the heart of X. is unsearchable 
 .p. p. and the spider is in X. palaces 
 
 31. 3. nor thy ways to that w hich desfroyeth/!:. 
 
 4. It IS not tor () Lemuel, to drink wine 
 
 Eccl.^2. 8. "old anti the peculiar treasure of X. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 16. the lard shall be forsaken of both her X. 
 10. 8. are not my princes altogether X. I 
 14. 9. It hath raised all the X. of the nations 
 18. all the X. of the nations lie in glcry 
 P- G. how say ye, 1 am the son of ancient X. 
 ,24.21. L. shall punish the X. of the earth on earth 
 
 41. 2. who raised up and made him ruler over X. 
 
 4o. 1. 1 will loose the loins of X. to open gates 
 49. 7- X. shall see and arise, princes sliall worship 
 
 25. X. shall be thy nursing fatliers and queens 
 n-. lo. the X. shall shut their mouths at him 
 60. .3. and X. to the In ightness of thy rising 
 10. anti their X. shall minister to thee 
 
 II. thy gates open, that their X. may be brought 
 16. tliou shall also suck the breast of X. 
 
 62 . 2. and all X. shall see fh^’ glory 
 Jer. 2 26. they, their X. and itrinces ashamed 
 13. 15_. even X. that sit upon David's throne 
 17- 25. shall enter into the gates of this city, X. 
 
 22. 4. X. sitting upon the throne of David 
 iO. 18. 1 made. Juilah and X. drink of the cup 
 22. X. of 1 yrus || 24. all the X. of Arabia 
 ~o. theX. of /imri l| 26. all the X. of the north 
 52. 32. to provoke me to anger, they, tlieir X. 
 
 ’i ■ burnings of former X. bef. thee 
 
 44. 17 . as we, our X. and princes lo burn incense 
 21. your X. and princes burnt incense in Judah 
 p. 25. I will punisti their X. and their gods 
 49 . 3. fortheir X. shall go into captivity, and priests 
 od. 41. many X. shall tic raised up from the earth 
 51. 11. Lord raised up thespiritof X.of theMeUes 
 Jjam. 4.12. _X. of the earth would not have believed 
 Ezek. 27 . 35. their X. shall be sore afraid, 32. 10. 
 p. 17 . I will lay thee before X. to behold thee 
 
 32. p. there is Ktlom, her X. and all her princes 
 43. 7 . their X. shall no more defile my holy name 
 
 Dan. 2. 21. he renioveth X. and setteth iijiX. 
 
 4t. in the days of these X. shall G. set up a kingd. 
 47 . of a truth if is, that your God is a Lord of X-. 
 
 7- 17 . the four great beasts are foiirX. shall arise 
 24_. the ten horns are fen X. shall subdue three X. 
 
 9- 6. wh.ich spakfc in thj' name to our X. our princes 
 
 8. to our X. and princes belongs confusion of face 
 
 Dan. 10.13. I reinafned there with the X. of Persia 
 11. 2^ Stan 1 up three X. || '. 7 . both these X. hearts 
 V uotas an oven, all their X. are lalieu 
 
 8 . 4. they have set ui) X. but not by me 
 l/««. 1. 10. they shad scoff at X. and princes 
 Mat. lo. 18. e shall be brought before governor^ 
 
 and X. lor my sake, Mark 13. 9 . Euke 21.12. 
 11.8._tbey that wear sort clotbing are in X. houses 
 1 1 .2o. of vv lioin do the k. of the earth take custom f 
 IjiAe _10. 24. prophets and X. have fiesirtd to see 
 2.. 2.0. k._ of Gentiles exercise lordship over lliein 
 Acts 9 . 15. a chosen vessel to bear my name lieforc k. 
 ‘ yf have reigned as X. vv ithout us 
 
 prayers be matle for X. and for all 
 
 6. lo King of X. Gird of lords. Rev. 17 .I!. I 19.16. 
 
 7*1. Abraliam rfcturiied troni slauiihttr or the/*. 
 Lie . 1 . 5. Jes. Gill ist t!ie jirince of the X. of the eartii 
 0. hath made usX. and priests unto God, 5. 10 . 
 
 6. L5. the X. ot the earth hid themselves in the dens 
 10. 11. thou must prophesy again before X. 
 
 16. 12. the vvav of the X. ot east might lie jirepared 
 
 14. spirits vvidch go forth to tlie X. of the earth 
 
 17 . 2. with whom k. of earth committed b/rnication 
 10. llierc are seven k. tiye are fallen, and one is 
 
 ] are ten k, w hich receive pow er as k, w ith bt iisfs- 
 
 18. that great city which reignefh over X. of earth 
 
 18. 3. X. ot the earth have committed forni.ation 
 
 9. X. of earth who shall beviail her and lament 
 
 19. 18. that ye may eat the Hesii of X. and captain£r 
 
 «*arth gathered to make war against 
 -1. ..4. the X. of the earth do bring their glcry 
 
 of the A/norites. [24. 12, 
 Dent._4. 47 . two X. of A. .31. 4. Josh. 2.10. | 9. 10.7* 
 Josh. 5.1. came to pass, when all k. of Am. heard 
 
 10. o. ihereiore five X. of Am. gathered together, 6. 
 
 See Book, Great. 
 
 KING.S (/ Israel. 
 
 1 Evigs 14. 19 . written in the book of the Chronicle.<»- 
 ot the X. oJ Israel, 15.31. | 16. 5, 14,'JO, 27. 
 j 22. .39. 2 Kings 1. 18. | 10. 34.113. 8, 12. 
 
 1 1 1. 15, 28.1 15. 11, 15, 21, 26, 31. 
 
 16. .33. Ahal) provoked L. more than all X. of Isr. 
 -0. 31. vve heard thatX. c/ Isr. are merciful kings 
 ~ Kings 8. 18. Jehoram walked in way of X. of Isr, 
 
 13. l.’l. Joash was buried vvith the k.of I r 14 16 * 
 
 14. 29. .lerohoam slept with his fathers X. c/Jjrae/ 
 lb. .‘j. A.haz walked in the way of theX. of Israel 
 17 . 2 . IJoshea did evil, but not as the X. of Israel 
 
 8. Israel vyalked m the statutes of the X. of Israel 
 ~3. 19 . .losiah took awav houses the X. of Isr. made 
 22. not such a passover in the days of the X. of Isr,. 
 
 1 Chr. 9 .1. were written in the book of X. of Israel 
 and Juiiali, 2 Cliron. 16. 11.1 25. 26. I 27 7 1 
 26. |.32. 52. 1.3.3. 18. 
 
 2 Citron. 20. 34. in book of Jelni who is mentioned 
 
 in the book of the X. of hr. .35. 27. | .36. 8. 
 
 28. 27 . Ahaz was not h.-oueht into sep. of X. of hr. 
 Mic.l. 14. houses of Achzih shall be a lie to X. of Is. 
 of Jndah. 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . 6 . Zi.kJag pertainctl to the X. of Judah 
 
 1 Kings 14. 29. actsof Kehoboain in the book of the- 
 
 Chronicles of the X. ofj.idah, 15. 7, 23.1 22 45^ 
 
 2 Kings 8. 23. 1 15. 6, 36. 16. 19.1 20. 20. i 21. 
 
 17 . 25. I 23. 28. 1 24. 5. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 18. hallowed things the X. < 1 /JiirfaX had 
 
 dedicated, 19 . written in the hook of the Ghro- 
 nt, les of the X. of Jndah. 14. 18. 2 Chron. 25. '’6. 
 
 ! 28. 26. I 32. .32. | .’15. 27- 1 36. 8. 
 
 18. 5. there was none like him of all the X. of Judah 
 23. 5. .losiah put dovvn priests X. of Judah ordained 
 
 11. took horses X. of Judah had given to the sun 
 
 12. beat down altars vvhicli k. of Judah had made 
 22. not sucit a passover in all days of X. cf Jndah- 
 
 2 Chr. 34. 11. to floor houses X. of Jndah destroyed 
 ha. 1.1. the vision of Isaiah in days of the X.z/JazX. 
 Jer. 1. 18. I have made an iron pillar against X. of J. 
 8^1. they shall bring out bones of llie X. of Judah 
 17 . 19 . stand in gate, whereby X. of Judah come in 
 
 20. hear the word of tlie Lord, ye X. of Jud. 19. 3. 
 
 19. 4. burnt incense to gods X. ofj. have not knovva 
 l.’l. the houses of the X. of Judah shall be defiled 
 
 20. 5. treasures of X. of Judah will 1 give to enem. 
 33.4. concerning housesof X. of Jndah xhrow n down 
 44. 9. have ye forgotten wickedness of X. of Jndah ? 
 
 IIos. 1.1. tlie word of the Lord that came to llosea 
 in the days of the X. of Judah, Mic. 1. 1. 
 See KINGS of Israel. 
 
 KINGDOM 
 
 Signifies, [1] One 'or more countries subject to a king. 
 Dent. .3. 4. [2] Sovereignty, or iinii e sal dominion. 
 
 1 Chr. 2'9. 11. Psal. C2. 28. I 103. 19. [3J Heaven, 
 Mat. 26. 29. 2 J im. 4. 18. [4] .1 right to be king, 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 31. [5] Government, or supreme ad¬ 
 ministration, 1 Sam. 18. 8. There is, (I) The 
 kingdom of God, [!] Of his poucr, Psal. 145. 12, 
 
 13. Dan. 4. .3. [2] 0/ his grace. Mat. 4. 23. | 6. 
 
 10, 3.3. [3] Of hts ghry, Luke 22. 16. 1 Cor. 6. 
 
 9. (11) Of Christ, :\lat. 16.28. Col. 1. 13. (Ill) 
 Of heaven, signifying, [I] 'The state of the church 
 under the go.'spel, or the kingiL m of the Messiah, 
 
 , tcherein great spiritual blessings and privileges 
 icere to be bestuued, Maf. 3. 2. [2] The liub'e 
 church, uhich is hcntenly, and prepares for the 
 kingdom of glory. Mat. 5. 19, 20. 1 13. 47 . [SJ 
 The state of the church or go.^peI in the uorid, or 
 of grace in the .< 0111 , -.ehich should increase, lutuith- 
 standing its small appearance atjirst. Mat. 1.3. 31. 
 Or, for grace in the heart, J.uke 17 . 21. [ 4 ] The 
 place tj eternal haipincss and olory, 5Ial. 5. 10. 
 (IV) tf prie ts, Exod. 19. 6. 1 Pet. 2. 9. (\ ) Cf 
 men, Dan. 5. 21. 
 
 Erod. 19 . 6. and ye shall be to me a X. of priests 
 Knm. .32. 33. .Moses gave to Gad, Heuben. and .Sla- 
 nasseb, tlie X. of .'ihon and the X. of Og, Deut. 
 
 5. 13. Josh. 13. 12, 21. 27 , 30. 
 
 Dent. 3. 4. took the X. of Og in I’ashan sixtv cities 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 16. of the matter of X. lie told him not 
 25. tlien Samuel told the manner of theX-. 
 
 11. 14. renew the X. there il 14. 47 . Saul took X. ■ 
 
 15. 28. Ixird hath rent the X. of Israel, 28. 17. 
 
 18 8. and wliat can he liave more but the X. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.10. to translate the X. from house of Saul 
 
KIN 
 
 KIN 
 
 KNE 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 3. Israel shall restore me of my father 
 
 8. liath delivered the k. into hand of Absalom 
 
 1 Kinn-i 2. 16. thon knowest that the k. was mine 
 22. ask for him the k. for he is my elder brother 
 
 10. 20. not tlie like made in any k. 2 C/iron. 9.19_. 
 
 11.11. 1 will surely rend the k. from thee, 31. 35. 
 
 13.1 will not rend away all the /■. 34. 
 
 12. 21. to brimr k. asain to llehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.1. 
 
 26. now shall k. return asrain to house ot David 
 
 14. 8. I rent the k. away from the house ot David 
 
 18. 10. no k. where my lord hath not sent to seek 
 21. 7. dost thou now fiovern the k. of Israel' 
 
 2 King.t 14. 5. as soon as the k. was tonhrmed 
 
 15. 19. vv’ith him, to confirm the A-, in his hand 
 
 1 Chr. 10. 14. and turned the^. to David, 12.23. 
 
 16. 20. from one k. to another iieople. Pi'. 105.1.3. 
 
 29. 11. all in heaven and earth is thine, thine is 
 
 the O Lord, Psal. 22.28. Mat. 6.13. 
 
 2 Chr. 1.3. 8. think to withstand the k. of the Lord 
 
 14. 5. and the k. was quiet before him 
 
 21. 3. the k. gave he to .lehoram the first-born 
 
 4. .lehoram was risen up to the k. of Ids fattier 
 22.9. Ahaziah had no power to keep still the k, 
 
 29. 21. for a sin olfering for the k. and .ludah 
 .32.15. for no "od of any nation or k. was able 
 Neh. 9. 35. for they have not served thee in their it. 
 £ith. 1. 14. seven princes which sat first in the k. 
 
 4. 14. thou art coifte to the k. for such a time 
 
 5. 3. it shall be given to the half of the k. 6. 1 7- -■ 
 Jsa. 19. 2. they shall light, k. against k. Mat. 24.7- 
 
 Mark IXa. Lnkedl.U). 
 34. 12. they shall call the nobles thereof to the k. 
 
 60. 12. the k. that ill not serve tliee, Jer. 27.8. 
 
 Jer. 18. 7. I speak concerning a k. to destroy it 
 
 9. concerning a k. to build and to plant it 
 Lam. 2. 2. he hath polluted the k. and the princes 
 Lzek. 16. 13. and thou didst prosper into a /t. 
 
 17. 14. that the^u might be base, and not lift itsell 
 
 29.14. and they shall be there a base k. 
 
 JJan. 2. 37. the God of heaven hath given thee a k. 
 44. in their days shall God of heaven set u)) a k . 
 
 4. 17. the Most High ruleth in the k. of men, 25. 32. 
 31. O king, the k . is departed from thee 
 
 6. 4. no fault against Daniel concerning the k. 
 
 7. 18. the saint's shall take the k. and possess the k. 
 22. the time came that the saints possessed the k. 
 
 27 . the Most High, whose k. is an everlasting k. 
 
 11. 21. they shall not give the honour of the k. 
 llos. 1. 4. and will cause to cease the k. of Israel 
 Amos 9 . 8. the eyes of the L. arc upon the sinful k. 
 Ohad. 21. and the k. shall be the l.ord’s 
 
 Mic. 4.8. k. shall come to the daughter of .Terusal. 
 Mat. 4. 23. the gospel of the k. 9. .35.1 24. 14. 
 
 8. 12. the children of the L shall be cast out 
 
 12. 25. every k . divided against itself is brought to 
 
 desolation. Mark?i. 24. Luke 11. 17 . 
 
 13. 38. the good seed are the children of the k. 
 
 43. shall shine as the sun in the of their father 
 
 25. 34. inherit the k . prepared for you from the 
 
 26.29. till 1 drink it new in my Father’s L 
 Mark 11. 10. blessed be the k. of our father David 
 jAtke 12.32. Father’s good jileasure to give you k . 
 
 19. 12. a nobleman went to receive for himself a k 
 
 15. he was returned, having received the k . 
 
 22.29. 1 appoint unto you a k. as my Father 
 Acts 1. 6. wilt thou restore again the k. to Israel 
 
 1 Car. 15.24. when he shall have delivered up the k. 
 Col. 1.13. hath translated us into the k. ot his Son 
 Ileb. 12.28. wherefore we receiving a k. that cannot 
 Jam. 2. 5. heirs of the k. which he hath promised 
 
 2 Pet. 1.11. an entrance ministei ed into everlast. k. 
 Rev. 1 . 9 . companion in the k. and patience of .lesus 
 
 17 . 12 . ten kings, which have, received no k. as yet 
 17 . to agree, and give their k. to the beast 
 iice Establish, F.stablishkd, Thkone. 
 KINGDOM ./ God. 
 
 Mat. 6. 33. but seek ye first the k. of G. Lvke 12. .31. 
 
 12.28. k. e/G. is come unto, Luke 10. 9, 11.1 11.20. 
 19. 24 through eye of needle, than for a rich man 
 to enter into k. of G. Mark 10. 23. LukeK, 24. 
 21. 31. the harlots go into the k. of G. before you 
 43. the k. of God shall betaken from you 
 Mark 1. 14. preaching k. of God, Act.>- 8. 12. 1 20. 
 
 25. I 28. 31. 
 
 15. the k. of God is at hand, repent and believe 
 
 4.11. to know the mystery of k. of G. Luke 8.10. 
 
 26. and he said, so is the k. of G. as if a man cast 
 .30.whereuntoshall liken/:.c/G.f L.uke 13.18.20. 
 
 9 . 1. till they have seen /•. of G. come with power 
 47 . better to enter into the /■. of G. with one eye 
 
 10.14. children, for of such is k. of G. Luke 18.16. 
 15. whoso shall not receive/■. c/G. Luke 18. 17 . 
 
 24. how hard is it for them that tript in riches to 
 enter into the k. of God, 25. Luke 18. 25. 
 
 12. 34. he said, thou art not far from the k. of God 
 
 14. 25. till that day 1 drink it new in the k. of G. 
 
 15. 43. which waited for the k. of G. Luke 23.51. 
 Luke 4. 43. I must preach the k. of G. to other cities 
 
 6. 20. blessed be ye poor, for yours is the /■. of G 
 
 7 . 28. that is least in the k. of G. is greater than he 
 8.1. preaching and shewing glad tidingsof k. of(r. 
 9. 2. and he sent them to preach the k. of God, 60 
 
 11. received them, and spake to them of k. of G. 
 
 27 . shall not taste of death, till they see k. of G 
 62. and looking back, is fit for the k. of God 
 
 1.3.28. ye shall see all the prophets in the /■, of G. 
 29 . and they shall sit down in the k. of God 
 14. 15. blessed is he that shall eat bread in k. of G. 
 
 16. 16. since that time the k. of God is preached 
 
 17 . 20. was demanded when k. of G. should come 
 
 20. the k. of God comefh not with observation 
 
 21. for behold, the k. of God within you 
 
 18. 29 . left wife or children for the k. of G. sake 
 
 19.11. they thought that k. of G. should appear 
 
 21. 31. know ye that the k. of C. is nigh at hand 
 
 22. 16. nor eat till it be fulfilled in the/:, e/ God 
 
 18. 1 w'ill not drink until the k. of G. shall come 
 
 John 3. 3. except man be born again, cannot sec k. 
 
 .5. born of water, he cannot enter into the /•. of G 
 A-ctsl.^. things pertaining to k.of G. 8. 12.1 19.8. 
 14. 22. thro’ much tribulation enter into k. of God 
 
 28. 23. to whom he expounded, and testif. /•. ofG 
 
 Kom. 14. 17 . for the k. of G. is not meat and drink 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 20. the/'. o/G. is not in word, but in power 
 
 6. 9. the unrighteous shall not inherit the k. of G. 
 
 10. nor extortioners inherit k. of G. Gal. 5. 21. 
 
 Lph. 5. 5. 
 
 15. 50. flesh and blood cannot inherit the k. of G. 
 Col. 4. 11. my fellow-workers unto the k. of God 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 5. may be counted worthy of the k. ofG. 
 Rev. 12. 10. now is come the k. of our God 
 
 1\ 1N G DOM of heaven. 
 
 Mat. ,3. 2. repent, for k. ofh. is at hand, 4. 17 . I 10.7. 
 
 5. 3. blessed are poor in spirit, theirs is k. ofh. 10. 
 
 19 . shall be called least in k.of h. great in k. of h. 
 
 20. shall in no case enter into k. of heaven, 18. 3. 
 
 7 . 21. not that saith. Lord, shall enter k.ofJi. 
 
 8 . 11. shall sit down with Abraham in k. of h. 
 
 11 . 11 . he that is least in k. of h. is greater than he 
 
 12 . k.of h. suffer, violence, violent take it by force 
 13. 11. to know tlie mysteries of the k. of heaven 
 24. the k. ofh. is like, .31. .33, 44, 45, 47, 52, | 18. 
 
 23. i 20.1. i 22.2.1 25. 1, 14. 
 
 16 . 19 . I will give to thee the keys of/', of heaven 
 18. 1. wi'io is the greatest in the k. of heaven, 4. 
 
 23. 13. for ye shut up the /'. of h. against men 
 
 His kingdom. 
 
 Gen. 10. 10. and the beginning of his k. was Babel 
 Num. 24. 7 . <md his k. shall be exalted 
 Ueut. 17 . 18. hesitteth on the throne of his k. 
 
 20. that he may prolong his days in his k 
 2 Sam. 5. 12. iierceived that he had exalted his k. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 10. stremrthened with him in/iw/:. 
 
 14.2. for his k. was lift up on high for Israel 
 
 <2. Chr. 1.1. Solomon was strengthened in his k. 
 
 2. 1. (letermined to build a house for his k. 12. 
 
 33. 1.3. brought him again to .lerusalem into his k. 
 Psal. 103. 19 . and hisk. ruleth over all 
 145.12. and the glorious majesty of his k. 
 
 V.ct-l. 4. 14. whereas he that is born in his k. 
 l.sa. 9 . 7- upon hisk. to order and establish it 
 Lan. 4. .3. the high God, hisk. is an everlasting k. 
 .34. hisk. from generation to gener. 6. 26. 17- I'l- 
 
 11. 4. hisk. shall be broken and plucked up 
 
 9 . the king of the south shall come into his k. 
 
 Mat. 12. 26. how shall his /-_. stand ? Luke 11. 18. 
 
 1.3. 41. they shall gather out of his k. all things 
 16. 28. tliey see the Son of man coming in his k. 
 Luke 1. 3.3. and of his k. there shall be no end 
 . ihess. 2.12. who hath called you to h. k. and glory 
 
 2 Tim.4. 1.who shall judge at his appearinsr and/i. k. 
 Rev. 16 .10. and his k. was full of darkness 
 
 Ml/ KINGDOM. 
 
 Gen. 20. 9- hast brought on me and mp k. a great sin 
 2 Sam. 3. 28. 1 and mp k. are guiltless before the L. 
 
 1 Chron. I 7 . 14. 1 will settle him in myk. for ever 
 Dan. 4. 36. and for the glory oimy k. in my k. 
 
 6. 26. in every dominion of my k. men tremble 
 Maricf). 2.3. I will give it, to the half of my k. 
 
 Luke 22. 30. may eat and drink at my table in my k. 
 johnMi. 36. .lesus said, my k. is not of this world, 
 if my k. were, but now my k. is not from hence 
 Thy KINGDO.M. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 14. but now thy k. shall not continm 
 Ps. 45. 6. sceptre of t. k. a rieht sceptre, lleh. 1.8. 
 145. 11. they shall speak of the glory of thy k. 
 
 13. r/;y/'. is an everl. kingd. thy domin. endureth 
 Dan. 4. 26. thy k. shall be 'sure to thee, after that 
 
 5. 11. there is a man in 26. G. numb. thyk. 
 
 28. thyk. is divided to the Medes and Persians 
 Mat.^. 10. thy k. come, thy will be done, Luke 11.2 
 20. 21. and the other on the left in thy k. 
 
 Luke 23. 42. rememb. me when thou comest to thy k 
 KINGDOMS. 
 
 Deut. .3. 21. so shall the 1.. do to all the k. whither 
 28. 25. be removed into all the k. of the earth 
 Josh. 11. 10. Hazor w.ts the head of all those k. 
 
 _ Sam. 10. 18. 1 delivered you out of hand of all /-. 
 
 1 Kings4. 21. Solomon reigned over all k. from river 
 
 2 Kings 19. 15. the God of all the k. of the earth 
 19 . that all the /-. may know, Isa. S". 20. 
 
 Chron. 29. 30. times that went over all the k. 
 
 2(:hron. 12 . 8 . they may know the service of the /• 
 17 . 10. the fear of the I.ord fell on the k. Ct'. 29. 
 
 20. 6. thou rulestover all tlie k. of the heathen 
 36. 23. all k. hath the Lord given me, Ezra 1. 2. 
 iS'eh. 9. 22. thou gavest them k. and nations 
 Psal. 46. 6. the heathen raged, the /•. were moved 
 68. .32. sing unto God, ye k. of the earth 
 79. 6. thy wrath on the’/:, that have not called 
 102. 22. the k. are gathered to serve the Lord 
 1.35. 11. who smote all the k. of Canaan 
 Isa. 10. 10. as my hand hath found the k. of idols 
 1.3. 4. the noise of the k. of nations gathered 
 19 . Babylon ihe glory of /'. as Sodom, 47 . 5. 
 
 14. 16. is this the man that dici shake k.'/ 
 
 23.11. he shook the /'. || .37.16. God of all /'. 
 
 Jer. 1.10. and over the k. 1 have set thee 
 
 10. 7 . and in all their k. none like thee 
 
 15. 4. to be removed into all k. 24. 9.1 34. 17 . 
 25.26. all the/', of the world shall drink 
 
 28. 8. the prophets prophesied against great k. 
 
 29 . 18. I will make them a terror to all /•. 
 
 34. 1. all the k. tbught airainst .lerusalem 
 49 . 28. concerning Kedar and the k. of Hazor 
 51. 20. and with thee will 1 destroy /'. 
 
 27 . call together against her the k. of Ararat 
 Ezek. 29. 15. it shall be the basest of the k. 
 
 . 37 . 22. nor shall they be divided into two k. 
 
 Dan. 2. 44. and it shall consume all these k. 
 
 7 . 2 . 3 . which shall be diverse from all k. 
 
 8. 22. four /'. shall stand u[) out of the nation 
 Amos 6. 2. go to Gatli ; be they better than these k. 7 
 Nah. .3. 5. and I will shew the/', thy shame 
 y.eph. .3. 8. ttiat I may assemble the/-, to pour on 
 iiag. 2. 22. I will overthrow the throne of k. and 
 
 1 'sv'ill destroy the strength of the k. of the heathen 
 Mat. 4.8. shewed him all the /-. of world, Lvke 4. 5. 
 Heh. 11. 33. who through faith subdued k. wrought 
 Rev'.ll. 15. k. of this world become /:. ofthe Lord 
 K 1N GI. V. 
 
 Dan 5 20. he was deposed from his k. throne 
 KINSFOLK. 
 
 Job 19 . 14. my k. have failed and forgotten me 
 
 Luke 2.’44.sought Jesus among their k, and acquaint. 
 
 K 1N .S FOI iKS. 
 
 1 Kings 4(). 11. Zimri leltnone of Baasha’s k. 
 
 2 Kincs 10. 11. Jehu slew Aliab’s k. and priests 
 Luke 21. 16. ye shall be betrayed by k. and triends 
 
 KINSMAN. 
 
 Num. 5. 8. if the man have no /-. to recompense 
 11. ye shall give his inheritance to his k. 
 
 Deut. 25. + 5. her husband's next k. shall go in 
 t 7 . if a man like not to take his next k. wife 
 Ruth 2. 1. Naomi had a k. his name was I'.oaz 
 
 3. 9. thou art a near k. |! 12. a /. nearer than I 
 
 13. if he will perform to thee tlie part of a k. 
 well; if not, 1 will do the part ot a k. to thee 
 
 4. 1. behold the k. of w hom l;oaz spake, canie by 
 6. the /'. said, I cannot redeem it for myself 
 
 8. the /-. said unto Boaz, buy it for thee 
 
 14. hath not left thee this day w ithout a k. 
 
 John 18. 26. being his k. whose ear Peter cut off 
 Rorn. 16. 11. salute Herodion my k. greet them 
 
 KINSM LN. 
 
 Ruth 2. 20. the man is near of kin, one of our next k. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. t 5. Uriel and his k. tw o hundrerl twenty 
 Psal. .38. 11, my lovers and /-. stood afar off 
 MarkZ. t21. when k. heard, they w’entto lay hold 
 Luke 14. 12. call not friends, brethren, nor /-. 
 
 Acts 10. 24. Cornelius had called together his k. 
 
 Rom. 9 . 3. accursed, for my k. according to the flesh 
 
 16. 7 . salute my k. ll 21. thy k. salute you 
 KINSWOMAN. 
 
 Lev. 18.12. father’s sister, she is my father's near k. 
 
 13. mother’s sister, she is thy mother’s near k. 
 
 Prov. 7 . 4. and call understanding thy k. 
 
 KINSWOMLN. 
 
 Lev. 18. 17 . not uncover, for they are her near k. 
 
 KISS. 
 
 Xhey^ are signs, [1] Of reverence and subjection to a 
 superior, 1 Sam. 10. 1. 1 Kings 19. 18. Of 
 spiritual submission and adoration to Christ, Psal. 
 
 2.12. [.3] Of love and affection, Gen. 27. 26, 27- 
 1 Sam. 20. 41. [4] Of idolatrous reverence and 
 adoration, IIos. 13. 2. They are, [1] Traitorous, 
 such as Joah's to Amasa, when he kissed him and 
 slew him, and Judas’s to Christ, when he kissed 
 him and betrayed him, 2 Sam. 20.9- Mat. 26. 49- 
 [2] Hypocritical, 2 Sam. 15. 5. [3] Idolatrous, 
 
 1 Kings 19. 18. [4] Carnal and wliorish, Prov. 7 . 
 1.3. [5] Spiritual, those sensible, familiar, and 
 
 frequent discoveries of Christ's love communicated 
 to his church by his word and Spirit. Cant. 1.2. 1 8- 
 1, [ff] Holy, proceeding from, and a pledge of, 
 Christian and holy love. Horn. I 6 . 16. 1 Cor. 
 16. 20, 
 
 KISS, ES. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 6 . but the /-. of an enemy are deceitful 
 Cant. 1.2. let him / . me with the k. of his mouth 
 l.uke 7 . 45. thou gavest me no k. but this woman 
 22. 48. beti ayesf thou the Son of man with a k. 7. 
 Rom. 16.16. salute one another with an holy k. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 20. greet with an holy k. 2 Cor. 13. 12. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 26. greet the brethren vyith an holy k. 
 
 1 Pet. 5.14. greet ye one another with a k. ot charity 
 
 KISS. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 26. come near now and k. me, my son 
 
 31,28. not suffered me to k. my sons and daughters 
 41. t 40. at thy word shall all my people k. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 9. .loabtook Amasa by the beard to k. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 20. let me k. my father and mother 
 Psal.'O.. 12. /'. the Son, lest he be angry and ye perish 
 Prov. 24. 26. every man shall /'. his lips that gives 
 Cant. 1. 2. let him k. me with the kisses of his mouth 
 8. 1. 1 would k. thee, yet 1 should not be despised 
 Dos. 13. 2. let men that sacrifice k. the calves 
 Mat. 26. 48. give a sign, saying, whomsoever I k. 
 
 the same is he, hold him fast, Mark 14. 44. 
 Luke7. 45. this woman hath not ceased to k. my feet 
 22. 47. Judas drew near to .lesus to k. him 
 KLS.SF.U. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 27. anrl Jacob came near and /-. him 
 
 29 .11. and Jacob k. Bachel and wept 
 
 13. Laban k. JacobH 33. 4. Esau k. Jacob 
 31. 55. and Laban /•. his sons and his daughters 
 
 45.15. moreover Joseph k. all his brethren 
 48. 10. Jacob k. and embraced Joseph’s sons 
 &). 1. Joseph fell on his father’s face and k. hirn 
 
 E. xod. 4. 27 . Aiiion met Moses in mount and/', him 
 
 18. 7 . Moses met his father-in-law and k. him 
 Ruth 1.9. N aomi k. her dau'ghters-in-law, they wept 
 
 14. and Orpah /-. her mother-in-law, butKuth 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 1. Samuel poured oil and k. Saul 
 20. 41. .lonathan and David k. one another 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 33. he bow ed, and the king k. Absalom 
 
 15. 5. Absalom k. any man that came nigh to him 
 
 19. . 39 . the king k. Parzillai, and blessed him 
 1 Kings 19. 18. every mouth which hath not/-, him 
 Job .3W 27 . or my mouth hath k. my hand 
 Psal. 85. 10. righteousness and peace /'. each other 
 ITov. 7 . 13. so slie caught him and k. him 
 Ezek. 3. 113. w ings of creatures k. one another 
 Mat.Q6. 49 . hail Master, and k. him, Mark 44. 45. 
 Luke 7 . .38. Mary /'. hfs feet and anointed them 
 
 L5. 20. his father fell on his neck and k. him 
 Acts 20. ,37- they fell on Paul’s neck and /-. him 
 KITE. 
 
 Lev.11. 14. the /-. after his kind unci. Deut. 14. 1.3. 
 KN FAD. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6. /-. it. and make cakes on the heartli 
 Jer. 7 . 18. and the women k. their dough 
 KNEADED. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 24. woman at F.ndor took flour and /-. it 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 8. 3 amar took flour k. and inaile cakes 
 ~Hos. 7. 4. tlie baker /-. the fioiigh till it be leavened 
 
 KNEADING. 
 
 F. xod. 8. 3. frogs shall come into thy /-.-troughs 
 12. 34. their /.-troughs being bound up in clothes 
 
 KN EE 
 
 Signifies, [Ij That part of the body which Jfftis the 
 leg and thigh together, Judg. 7 . 5. [ 2 ] The body, 
 Psal. 109.24. [.3] Per.'.ons, .lob 4. 4. Ileb. 12. 12. 
 'I'o bow- the K N EE signifies, [1] To worship, 
 1 Kings 19. 18. Uom. 11 .4. | 2 l To pray, Eph. 3. 
 14. [3] Ae Phil. 2. 10. 
 
 263 
 
KNO 
 
 \ K N E 
 
 G«i. 41,43. tlicy cried before liim, bow fhc /•. 
 Isa.^b. 23. thiit unto me every k. shall bow, every 
 toiieuc shall swear, iio/n. 11. 11. Phil. 2. lu. 
 Jl/ff/. 27 - 2 J. bowed the k. before him 
 liok. 11 . 4. who have not bowed the k. to Eaal 
 / KNI'.K.S. 
 
 Gex. 30. 3. my maid Hilhah shall bear on mv k. 
 
 48. 12. .lossuh hrouslit them out from hetw.'his/!-. 
 
 50. 23. chililren were brought ni) on .loseijh’s k. 
 Dev. 28. 35. the I.ord shall smite thee in the k. 
 Judy. 7 . 5 . that boweth down on his k. to drink, 6 . 
 
 10. 10. and she made Samson sleep on her /. 
 
 1 htngsii. 51. Solom. arose fioin kneeling on his/{■. 
 18.42. Mlijah put his face bet w een his k. 
 
 I'.b 18. all the k. win, h have not boweci to Baal 
 £ Kmys 1. 13. third capt, fell on his/', before Blijali 
 
 4. 20. he sat on Ins mother’s k. till noon, and died 
 £ C/n orr. 0. 13. Solomon kneeled dowm on Ids k. 
 Dzra 9. 5. 1 tell on my /■. and spread my hands 
 Job 3. 12. w'hy did the k. prevent me, or tireasts 
 4.4. and thon hast strengthened the feeble /■. 
 
 Ds. ]0_9. 21. my k. are weak thro’ fastine, m\' flesh 
 Jsa. 35. 3. weak hands, and conlirm the feeble/-. 
 66 . 12 . ye shall suck and be dandled on her k. 
 Dzek. 7 . 17 . all k. shall be weak as water, 21 . 7 . 
 
 47. 4. he measured, the waters were to the /-. 
 
 Dun. 5. 6 . his k. smote one against another 
 
 6 . 10 . kneeled on k. three times a day, and prayed 
 10 . 10 . behold an hand set me upon my k. 
 
 ^ah.^. 1 , 1 . she is ernpt^-, and the/-. smite together 
 J/«rX l5. 19. bowing their/-, worshipped him 
 Duke 5. 8 . Simon Peter fell down at .lesus’ /-. 
 
 Dph. 3. 11. for this cause 1 bow my /-. tc^ the I'atlier 
 Ileb. 12 . 12 . lift u*p hands that hang douni, feeble k. 
 
 KN i:i-:l. 
 
 Gcw. 2 f. 11. he made his camels/-, down b^'a well 
 Dsal. 95. 0. let us k. before the Lord our Maker 
 KN I’.KLBD. 
 
 £ Chron. 6 . 13. Solomon k. down on his knees 
 Dan. 0. 10. Dan. /-. three times a day on his knees 
 Duke 22 . 11 . and ,lesus /-. dow n and prayed 
 Acta 7. 60. .Stephen /-. and cried with a loud voice 
 9.40. Pet /-. and jirayed H 20.36. Paul k. and prayed 
 
 21. 5. and we /-. down on the shore, and praved 
 
 KNEELING. o u 
 
 1 54. Solomon rose up from k. on his knees 
 
 nr him,saying, Mark 10 . 17 . 
 
 Mark 1 . 40. there came a leper '/-. down to him 
 K N E \V. 
 
 Gen. 4. 1 . Adam/-. E\ e his wife, she conceived 25 
 1’7. Cain/-, wife 11.38. 26. .Judah /-. her no more 
 Judy. 11 . 39. Jephthah's daughter/, no man 
 
 19. 25. they /-. her and abused her all the ni'>ht 
 1 liaTn. 1 . 19. I'.lkanan /-. Hannah his wife ° 
 
 1 htnys L 4. she w'as fair, but fhc king /-. her not 
 Mat. 1 . 25. Joseph k. her not, till she brought forth 
 
 KNEW. 
 
 they were naked 
 
 9. >4. N oah /-. w hat his younger son had done 
 
 37. .33. Jacob k. it, and said, it is my .son’s coat 
 
 38. 9. Onan k. the seed should not be his 
 42. 7 . Joseph saw and k. his brethren, 8 
 
 7 , • 'knowledgeof the Most High 
 
 Dejit. 9. 24. been rebellious from the day I /- vo'u 
 34. 10. a prophet whom the Lord /-. face to face 
 Judy. 3. 2. such as before /-. nothing thereof 
 Jo' 21. Manoah /-. that he was an angel of God 
 
 10. 3. they /■. the voice ot t!ie youiii» man 
 
 Israel Sanuiel was a prophet 
 
 18. * 8 . Saul /-. that the I.ord was w ith David 
 20_. 9. for If I /-. then would 1 not tell thee 
 
 33. Jonathan /-. that it was determined by Saul 
 
 39. only David and Jonathan /-. the matter 
 £ 2 . 15. fortheservant/-. nothing of all tjiis 
 ' ol' hecause they /-. when he fled 
 
 22 . David said to Abiathar, I /-. it that day 
 
 on {• mV‘‘ secretly practised against 
 
 -0. 17. .Saul/:. David s yoi e, and said, is this thy 
 
 2 6am. 11 . 10 . where he /-. that valiant men were 
 
 ‘ Manapeh k. the Lord was God 
 
 Joh .^3. 3. O that I k. where I ini^ilitlind liim ! 
 
 Isa. 48. 4. because I /-. that thou art obstinate 
 f. lest thoushouldest say, behold 1 /-. them 
 
 8 . I /-.that thou wouldest deal very treacherously 
 Jer. 1 . 5. before 1 formed thee, I /-.thee 
 .32. 8 . then 1 k. this was the word of the I.ord 
 ■41. 4. he had slain Gedaliah, and no man k. it 
 44. 15. men which /-. their wives had burnt incense 
 Lzek. 10. 20. I /-. that they were tlie cherubims 
 
 19. 7 ..and he/- their desolate palaces, laid waste 
 Dan. 0 . 21 . till he /-, that the Most High ruled 
 
 6 . ID. when Daniel /-. the w riting w as signed 
 Jonah 4. 2. I /-. that thou art a gracious (iod 
 Aech. 11 . 11 . k. that it was the w ord of the Lord 
 Mat. 7. 23. I will profess 1 never/-, von 
 12.15. when .lesus k. he withdrew himself 
 25. .lesus /-. their thoughts, Lnle 6 . 8 . 
 
 £5. 24. I k. thee, that thou art an h.ud man 
 27. 18. he/-, that for envy they had delivered 
 JMark 1.34. not to speak because they /-. him 
 0. 54. out of the ship, straightway they /-. him 
 
 12 . 12 . /-. he had spoken the parable against them 
 Dttke 4. 41. the devils, for they /-. that he was Christ 
 12. 47. that servant which /-. his lord's will 
 
 18. 34. nor /:. tliey the things t’uat were spoken 
 £4. 31. their eyes w ere opened, and they /-. him 
 John 2. 9. but the servants /-. whence it w as 
 24. not comnnt himself, because he /-. all men 
 - 25. any testify, for he /-. what was in man 
 . 4. 53. the father /-. it w-as at the same hour 
 
 5. 6 . .lesus /-. he had been long in that case 
 
 6 . 6 . for he himself/-, -yvhat heWould do 
 61. Jesus /-. that his disciples murmured 
 
 64. Jesus/-, from the beginning who believed not 
 41 • 42. 1 /. that thou hearest me always 
 57 . that if any man /-. where he were, to shew it 
 1-"^en .lesus/-. that his hour was come 
 
 11 . for he /-. who should betray him 
 
 man at the table /-. tor what intent 
 10 . 19 . Jesus k. that they were desirous to ask 
 
 264 
 
 KNO 
 
 John 18.2. Jiitlas which betra.^-ed him /. the place 
 Acts 3. li). /-. that it was he that sat for alms 
 9. 30. which when the brethren /. they brought 
 12. 14. when Hhoda /-. Peter's voice she opened 
 16. 3. they /-. all that his father was a Greek 
 19. 34. but when they k. that he was a .lew 
 22. 29. afrai-d after he k. that he was a Homan 
 26.5. which /-. me from the beginning, a Pharisee 
 
 28. 1. then they /. the island was ( ailed Mehta 
 Horn. 1. 21. bec-au.se that when they /. God 
 
 1 Cor. 2.8. which none of the princes of this world / 
 
 2 Cor. 5 . 21. he made him lo be sin, who/-, no sin 
 
 12. 2. I /. a man in Christ above 1 4 vears ago, 3. 
 Col. 1. 6. in you since ye /. the grace of'God in truth 
 
 2. 1. 1 would you /. what great conliict 1 have 
 Jnde 5. i>ut in remembrance, tho’ ye once /. this 
 liev. 19 . 12. he had a name w'l ilten that no man k 
 KNEW 7 / 01 . 
 
 Gen. 28. 16. I.ord is in this place, and I /-. it riot 
 31. .32. .laco!) k.not that Hachel had stolen them 
 .38. 1(5. .ludah/-. she was his daughter-in-law 
 . 39 . 6 . he/-. aught he had 1142.8. but they/. w. him 
 Prod. 1. ti. there arose a new king w hich /. n. .losepli 
 Num. 22. 34. 1 /. not that thou stoodest in the w ay 
 Dent.8. 16 . w'ith manna which thy fathers k.not 
 
 29 . 26. served cods w hich thy fathers /-. not, 32. I 7 . 
 Judy. 2 . 10 . a generation w hich /. riot the I.ord 
 
 13. 16 . Manoah /-. not that he was an angel 
 
 14. 4. his father /-. 7wt that it was of the Lord 
 20. 34. Benjamin /. 7 iot that evil was near 
 
 1 iia/n. 2. 12. now the sons of I'.li /-. 7wt the I.ord 
 
 14. 3. the people /-. 7 wt that .Jonathan was gone 
 20. . 39 . the lad /-. 'not any thing, only .Jonathan 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 26. sent after A bner, but David /-. it not 
 11. 20. k.yn 7 tot they wouhl shoot from the wall ? 
 
 15. 11. they went in simplicity, and /. 7 iot any thing 
 
 18. 29. I saw a tumult, but 1 /-. 7 iot what it was 
 22^ 44. a people which 1 k. 7 uit shall scT'e me 
 
 2 hhiysA. .39. gathered gourds for they /. them 7iot 
 Sell. 2. 16. the rulers /. not w'hither I went 
 JobQ. 12. .lob’s friends /. him not, and wept 
 29 . 16. the cause which 1 /-. not 1 searched out 
 42. 3. things which 1 /. not too w-onderful for me 
 Psal. 35. 11. they laid to my charge things 1 /-. not 
 15. abjccts gathered against me^ and L/-. it 7iot 
 73. -122. so foolish w-as 1, and /-. 7wt, 1 was a beast 
 Prov. 23.1 .‘^5. they have beaten me, and I /. it 7iot 
 24. 12. if thou sayest, behold, we /. it 7101 
 Lf(7.42.16. I will bring the blind bv a w-ay they/. wof 
 25. it hath set him on fire, vet he /-. 7wt 
 .55. 5. and nations that /-. not thee, shall run to thee 
 Jer. 2. 8. and they that handle the law' /-. me 7iot 
 11. 19 . f /-. not that they had devised devices 
 44. 3. went to serve other gods w hom they /-. 7 wt 
 Jtan. 11. .38. honour a god whom his fathers /-. 7iot 
 Ilos. 8. 4. they have made princes and I /-. it not 
 
 11. 3. but they /. not that 1 healed them 
 Zech. 7 . 14. among nations w-hom tliey k. riot 
 Mat. 17 . 12 . Elias is come, and they /. him 7 iot 
 
 24. . 39 . /. not till the flood came and took them 
 Luke 2. 43. Joseph and his mother /-. 7 iot of it 
 
 12. 48. that /-. 7 iot and did commit things worthy 
 John 1. 10. the world k. him 7 wt || .31. I /. him 7 iot\Z 8 . 
 
 2. 9. when the governor /-. 7 wt w hence it was 
 20. 9 . for as yet they /. not the s(-riptures that he 
 14. and /. 7 iot that it was Jesus, 21. 4. 
 
 Aits 13. 27 . for they, because they /-. him 7 iot 
 
 19. .32. the more [lart /. 7 ivt wherefore they came 
 27. 39. w'hen it was day, they /-. not the land 
 
 1 Cor. 1.21.the world by wisdom k.riot God,it pleased 
 Gal. 4. 8. howbeit, then w hen ye /. not God, ye did 
 1 John 3.1. world know-eth us not, because k. Inin 7 iot 
 KN EWE.ST. 
 
 Petit. 8. 3. he fed thee w'ith manna, which thou /. not 
 Pnth 2.11. art come to a people w hich thou /. not 
 AW/. 9 . 10. thou /-. that thev dealt proudly against 
 Psal. 142. 3. then thou /. my path in the way 
 W/r. 48. 8. thou heardest not, yea, thou /-. not 
 lAan. 5. 22. not humbled thy heart, thou /. all this 
 Mat. 25. 26. thou /. 1 reaped where, lAike 19. 22. 
 l.nke 19 . 44. thou /. not the time of thy visitation 
 John 4. 10 . if thou /. tlie gift of God, and who it is 
 KN I l-'E. 
 
 Gc«. 22. 6. Abraham took the /. in his hand, 10. 
 I'.xod. 4.+ 25. then Zipporah took a .sharp /. 
 
 Judy. 19 . 29 . took a k. and laid hold on his concub. 
 Prov. 23. 2. and init a /-. to thy throat, if given to 
 Lzek. 5. 1. son of man, take ihee a sharp /-. 
 
 2. take a third part, and smite about it with a /. 
 KNIVES. 
 
 Jo.sh. 5. 2. make thee sharp /-. and circumcise 
 .3. Joshua made him sharp /-. and circumcised 
 1 A inys 18.28. they cut themsel. w ith /-. and lancets 
 Pzra 1. 9. nine and tw-enty /-. Cyrus brought 
 J rov. .30.14. their jaw-teeth as /-. to devour the poor 
 Lzek. 21. + 21. the king of ILabylon made bright /-. 
 
 ^ KNIT. 
 
 Judy. 20. 11 . Israel were /-. together as one man 
 1 Sam. 18.1. the soul of Jonathan was /. to Daviii 
 1 Cft/-. 12. 17 . if come, my heart shall be /. to you 
 Acts 10. 11. 1 saw' a sheet /. at the four corners 
 Col. 2. 2. their hearts being /. together in love 
 19 . body /-. togeth. increaseth w ith increase of G. 
 KNOCK 
 
 Signifies, [1] T(> heat, hit, or strike upon. Acts 12. 
 1.3, 16. [2] To pray uith fervency, constancy. 
 
 and tmportU 7 uty,Mii{. 7.8. I like 11. 10. [3] 
 
 Christ calliny and invitiny us hy his '.cord, pro¬ 
 vidence, and Spirit, to admit him into our hearts, 
 and receive him by faith and love. Cant. 5. 2. 
 Lev. .3. 20. 
 
 M/jL 7-7- and it shall be opened, J.nke. 11.9- 
 Luke 13. 25. ye begin to /-. at the door, saying, open 
 Lev. 3. 20. behold, 1 stand at the door and /. if any 
 , KNOCKED. 
 
 Acts 12.1.3. and as Peter /. at the door of the gate 
 ^ . .KNOCKE HI. 
 
 'nut. 5. 2 . it IS voice of my belov. that /. open to me 
 Mat. 7 . 8 . to him that /. shall be opened, Luke 11 .10. 
 Luke 12 . 36. w-hen he couieth and /-. they may open 
 , KNOCKING. 
 
 Acts 12.16. Peter contin. /. and w hen they saw him 
 
 ^ , KNOP, .S. 
 
 Eiod. 25. .31. Ids /. and his flow'ers, 34. .36.1 37. 17 . 
 33. w ith a /. and flower in one branch, .37. 19. 
 .36. and /. branches of the same, .37. 17 , 2o, 22. 
 
 1 hinysO. 18 . cedar carved with/, and open flow ers 
 7.24. were k. comnassing it, /.cast into two rows 
 Amos 9. t 1. he said, smite the /. of the door 
 it.eph. 2. + 14. the bittern sliall lodge in /-. of it 
 KNO W 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To understand or perceive, Huth 3 . 11 . 
 L2| jo approve of, love, and deliyht in, Psal. 1. 6. 
 [JJ Jo cherish and take care of, .John 10. 27. [4] 
 jo have the ezperiettce oj, (ien. 3. 5. | 22. 12. [5j 
 / o possess, or have it in one's power, j’sai. 5o. 11. 
 [6] J.awfully to use the marriaye-bed, (ien. 4. 1,' 
 17- [ 7 ] 'I'o co7isider and ponder settously, Psal. 
 W. 11. [8] 'lo believe upon undoubted testimtmy, 
 John 4. 22. 1 11. 24. [9] To have a bare sjecula- 
 ttie htowlcdye, Luke 12. 47. [lo] To commit the 
 stu ayainst nature, Gen. 19. 5. Judg. I 9 . 22. [ 11 ] 
 To be jully persuaded, .ludg. 6 . 37 . I I’ti.'B! [LJ] 
 to have a vain and yroundless assurance, .lucj'^. 
 17- 1.3. [1.3] To discern and find out. Mat. 7 .' 
 16. [14] To teach and ercite men to know 
 
 thorouyhly and practically, Prov. 1 . 2. [15] Jo 
 hear or be informed of, Acts 22. 24. [16] Jo 
 
 acknowledye persons with due respect, so as to 
 perjorm our duty to them, 1 Lhess. 5 . 12 . [I 7 ] 
 
 Jo choose, Arnos .3. 2 . [18] J'o commit, or have, 
 2 Cor. 5. 21. [ 19 ] To take particular notice of, 
 Gen. .39. 6 . 
 
 Gew. 3 , 5. (io/J doth /. your eyes shall be opened 
 22 . man is become asone of us, to k. good and evil 
 
 15. 13. said to Abram,/, thy seed shall be a sf ranker 
 
 AT' down and see,and if not. i will/. 
 
 20. 7 . if thou restore her not, /. thon shall die 
 
 Ljoo'. 18. 16. 1 make them /.the statutes of God 
 33. 12. hast not let me /. whom thou wilt send 
 fium. 14. 31. they shall /. the land ye have despised 
 Deut. 4. 39 . /. tliis (lay and consider it, ll. 2 . 
 
 8 .^ 2 . to prove thee and /. what was in thy heart 
 3. nor did thy father /. he micht make thee / 
 
 13. .3. provefh yon, to /. w hetlier ye love the Lord 
 Josh. 4. 22. then ye shall let your children /. 
 
 22 . 22. the I.ord knoweth, and Israel he shall / 
 .Judy. .3. 4. to /. whether thev would hearken to’ 
 Ixuth 3. 11. city ot iry people doth /. thou ait 
 
 14. she rose up be'ore one could /. another 
 18. sit still, my (laughter, till thou /.how matter 
 
 1 6am. 17 . 47. and all this assembly sliall /. tlie I.ord 
 
 20. 3. be saith, let not Jonathan /. this, lest "rieved 
 
 21 . 2 . let no man /. any thing of the business 
 
 24. 11 . /. and see that there is no evil in me 
 
 25. 17 . tlierefore /. and consider w hat thou 
 28. 1 . Achishsaid to David, /. assuredly that 
 
 2 . surely thou shall /. what thv servant can do 
 
 2 6am. 3. 25. to /. thy going out, to/, all thou doest 
 7 . 21 . done the.se things lo make thy servant /. them 
 
 14. 20. to /. all things that are in the earth 
 
 19 . 20. thy servant doth /. that 1 have sinned 
 
 4 A inys 8 . 38. /. every man the placue, 2 ( hr. 6 . ‘’9. 
 2hinys5. 8 . he shall /. that there is a prophet in'lVr. 
 
 7- 12 . they /. that we be liungrv, therefoie 
 10 . 10 . /. now that there shall tall nothing ot word 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 32. Issachar, to/, what Isr. ought to do 
 28. 9 . my son, /. thou the God of thy father 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 5. ought ye not to /. that the Lord (^ave 
 Ezra 4. 15. /. that this city is a rebellious city' 
 
 7 . 25. all such as /. the laws of thy (iod and teach 
 Esth. 2. 11. IMordecai w'alked to/, how' Esther did 
 4. 5. to /. w hat it was, and w hy it was 
 11. people /. w hosoever shall come to the king 
 Job 5. 24. thou shall /. thy tabernacle in peace 
 25. thou shall /. that thy seed shall he great 
 27 . hear it, and /. thou it for thy good 
 
 7 . 10 . nor shall his place /. him any more 
 
 8. 9 . we are but of 3 -ester(lay, and k. nothing 
 
 11.6./. therefore that God e.xacteth less tiianthme 
 
 8. it is deeper than hell, what canst thou /. f 
 
 1.3. 2.3. make me to/, my transgression anrl sin 
 19. 6. /. now that God hath overthr''w n me 
 
 21. 19 . God rewardeth him, and he shall /{-.it 
 22.13. and thon sayest, how doth God /. 
 
 24.1. do thev' tliat '/. him not see his days .’ 
 
 17 . if one /. them, tliey are in terrors of'shadow 
 34. 4. let us /. among ourselves what is eood 
 . 37 . 15. dost thou /. w hen God disposed them 
 
 16. (lost tliou /. the balancings ot the clouds 
 
 38. 12. and caused the day-S|)ring to /. his place 
 
 20. that thou shouldest /. the jiaths to the noose 
 Psal. 4. 3. but /. the Lord hath set apart the godl 3 ’- 
 0, 10 . they that /. thy name put their trust in thee 
 36. 10. continue thy loving-kindness to them/.thee 
 
 39. 4. Ixird, make me to /. mine end, and measure 
 46. 10. he still, and /. that I am God, 1 w ill be 
 
 51. 6. in hidden part thou shall make me to /. 
 
 59. 1.3. and let them /. that (Jod rtilefh in .Jacob 
 
 7 . 3 . 11. how' dotli God /. 1 ” 16 . 1 tlionght to /. this 
 87. 4. I will mention I’ahylon to them that /. me 
 89. 15. blessed are they that /. the joyful sound 
 103. 16. the place thereof shall /. it 110 more 
 139. 2.3. /. my heart, 0 - 3 ' me, and /. my thoughts 
 
 142. 4. there was no man that would /.'me 
 
 143. 8. cause me /. the way w herein 1 should w alk 
 Prov. 1. 2. to /. w isdom and instruction, to perceive 
 4. 1. hear, and attend to /. understanding 
 
 10. .32. the lips of righteous /. w hat is acceptable 
 27 . 23. he thou dilieent to/, the state of thy flocks 
 
 Eccl. 1 . 17 . and I gave my heart to /. w isdom 
 7 . 25. I applied my heart to /. w isdom and folly 
 8.16. w hen 1 apiilie’d my heart to /. w isdom and see 
 
 17 . tho' a w ise man think to /. it vet not able 
 0. 5. the living /. thev shall die, biit the dead 
 
 11. 9. hnt /. that (Jod will hriiigthee to jiulginent 
 Isa. 7 . 16. for before the child shall /. to refuse evil 
 
 9. 9 . and all the people sliall /. even Ephraim 
 19 . 21. the Egyptians shall/. the Lonl in that day 
 41. 20. that they mav see and /. and consider 
 
 22. that we mav- /. the latter end of them 
 
 49 . 26. all flesh shall /. tliat 1 am thy Saviour 
 
 50. 4. should /. how to speak in season to weary 
 
 52. 6 . therefore 1113 - people shall /. my name 
 
KNO 
 
 Jsa 58.2. theV seek me, and delight to k. my ways 
 6d. Hi. <hoii Shalt k. that I the Lord am thy Saviour 
 Jer. 2. 19. k. and see that it is an evil thing to forsake 
 2.1. see thy way in valley, k. what thou hast done 
 6. 18. k. O congregation, what is among them 
 9. 6. thro’ deceit tliey refuse to k. me.saith J.ord 
 
 15. is. X-. that for thy sake 1 have suffered rebuke 
 16 21. 1 will cause them to k. my hand and my 
 
 might, and they shall k. that my name is the L. 
 17. 9. the lieart is deceitful, who can k. itf 
 22. 16. was not this to k. me' saith the Lord 
 24. 7.1 "’ill gi'’® them an heart to k. me 
 31. :14. k. the L. for they shall all k. me, Heb. 8.11. 
 36. 19. go, hide thee, let no man k. where ye be 
 38. 24. he said, let no man k. of these words 
 40. 15. slay Ishmael and no man shall k. it 
 44 28. Judah shall k. whose words shall stand 
 Esek. 2. 5. k. that there hath been a prophet, 3.3. 33. 
 5. 13. shall k. 1 the Lord hath spoken in my zeal 
 
 16. 2. .lerus. to k. her abomination, 20. 4.1 22. t2. 
 20. t 11. and made them to k. my judgments 
 
 25.14. and they shalU-. mv vengeance, saith Lord 
 28. 19. all that'/-, thee shall be astonished at thee 
 34. .30. thus shall they k. that 1 am with them 
 37 . 28. and the heathen shall k. 39. 23. 
 l)an.2. 21. givestknowl. tot'nem who/•. understand 
 
 4. 25. till thou k. that the .Most Iliah ruleth, 32. 
 
 7. IC. and made me k. the interpretation 
 
 19. 1 would k. the truth of the fourth beast 
 
 8. 19. i will make thee k. what shall be 
 9.25. k. therefore and understand, tliat from 
 11. .32. people that^. their God shall bestrong 
 
 JIos. 2. 20. thou slialt k. the Lord 1| 9. 7- shall k. it 
 
 13. 4. and thou shall k. no God but me 
 
 14. 9. w ho is prudent, and he shall k. them 
 Ejic. 3. l.is it not for you to k. judgment ? 
 
 Zech. 2.11. thou shall k. that the Lord sent me, 4. 9. 
 Mai. 2. 4. and j e shall k. that I have sent this 
 Mat.6.3- letnottliy left hand k. w'hatthy right doeth 
 
 7. 11. if ye k. how to gi\egood gifts. Luke 11. 13. 
 
 9. 30. see no man k. it, Mark 5. 43. I 7. 24. I 9. 30. 
 13.11..it is given to you to/-. Mark A. 11. Lukei\. 10. 
 
 24. 33. L desolat. is near, Mark 13. 29. LnkeIX. 20. 
 
 43. but k. this, if the goodman, LvkelQ.. .39. 
 
 John 4.42. we k. that this is indeed the Christ 
 7.17. if any do his will, he shall k. of the doctrine 
 
 26. do the rulers k. indeed 1| 51. k. what he doeth 
 
 10. 4. the sheep follow him, for they k. his voice 
 
 14. I k. mv sheep ij 13. 7. thou shalt/-. hereafter 
 
 I. 3. .35. by this shall all men k. ye are my disciples 
 
 18. 21. ask them, behold, they k. w'hat I said 
 
 Acts!. 7. it is nor for you to k. the times or seasons 
 
 2. 36. let all the house of Isr./•. a.ssuredly that God 
 
 22. 14. shouldest k. his will and see that Just One 
 
 19. tliey k. I imprisoned tliem that believed on thee 
 26. 4. my manner of life from my youth k. all Jews 
 ham.’l.1. 1 speak to them that k. the law 
 10. 19. but 1 sav, did not Israel k.? first IMoses 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 14. neither can he k. them, because they are 
 
 8. 2. he knowetli nothing as he ought to k. 
 
 II. .3. but 1 would have you k. that the head is Chr 
 Eph. .3.19. and to k. the love of Christ, which passeth 
 1 Thess.3. 5. for this cause 1 sent to k. your faith 
 
 4. 4. every one should k. how to possess his vessel in 
 
 5. 12. to X-. them who labour among you, and are 
 
 1 TLn. 4. 3. < f them which believe and k. the truth 
 
 2 'Jim. 3. 1. this k. also that in the last days perilous 
 Tit. 1.16. thev profess that they k. God,but in works 
 Jam. 2. 20. but wilt thou k. O vain man, that 
 
 5. 20. let him A-. he wdiich coiiverteth a sinner 
 Jude 10. but what they k. naturally, as brute beasts 
 Eev. 2. 23. all the churciies shall k. thatl am he who 
 
 3. 9. 1 w ill make tliem to k. that I have loved thee 
 kiee Certain, Cert.^inly, Certainty. 
 
 J KfkOW. 
 
 Gen. 12.11. now I k. that thou art a fairw'oman 
 
 15. 8. whereby shall I k. that 1 shall inherit it? 
 
 18. 19. I k. that he will command his children 
 
 20. 6.' I k. thou didst this in integrity of thy heart 
 22. 12. for now Ik. that thou fearest God 
 24. 14. thereby shall 1 k. that thou hast shew'ed 
 48. 19. his father said, I k. it, my son, I k. it 
 
 Exod. 3. 7. the l ord said, I k. their sorrows 
 
 4. 14. Aaron thy brother I. k. he can speak well 
 
 9. 30. Ik. that ye will not yet fear the Lord God 
 
 18. 11. I k. the Lord is greater than all gods 
 
 33.12. yet thou hast said, I k. thee by name, 17 
 I)eut. .31. 21. Ik. their imagination even now 
 
 27. for I k. thy rebel fion and thy stiff neck 
 
 29. 1 k. that after my death ye will utterly corrupt 
 
 Josh. 2. 9. 1 k. the Lord hath given you the land 
 Judg. 6. .37. then shall Ik. that thou wilt save 
 
 17.13. now k. I that the Lord will do me good 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 28.7X-.thy pride and naughtinessot heart 
 
 20. .30. do not I k. thou hast chosen son of Jesse ? 
 
 £2. 3. till 1 k. what God w ill do for me 
 24.20. 1 k. well that thou shall surely be king 
 
 29. 9. I k. that thou ai t good in my sight, as angel 
 
 2 Kings". 3. yea I k. it, hold you your peace, 5. 
 
 5. 15. JX.that there isnoGod in earth, but in Israel 
 8.12. I k. the evil that thou wilt do to Israel 
 
 19. 27. J k. thy abode and going out, Isa. 37. 28. 
 
 1 Citron. 29. 17. J. k. that thou tfiest the heart 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 16. I k. that God hath determined 
 Job 9. 2. I /-.it is so of a truth, but how should 
 
 28. J k. thou wilt not hold me innocent 
 10.1.3. things hast hid, I k. that this is with thee 
 13.2. whatye know, the same do Ik. also,not infer 
 
 18. behold, Ik. that 1 shall be justified 
 19. "5.1 k. that my Redeemer liveth and shall stand 
 
 21. 27. I k. your thoughts and devices ye imagine 
 
 30. 2.3. for 1 k. that thou wilt bring me to death 
 42. 2. I k. that thou canst lio every thing 
 Psal. 20. 6. I k. that the Lord saveth his anointed 
 
 41. 11. by this I X.that thou favourest me 
 59. 11. I'X-. all the fowls of the mountains 
 56. 9. this I. X. for God is for me 
 119.75. 1 k. O Lord, that thy judgments are right 
 • 1.35. 5. for 7 k. the Lord is gieat atul above all gods 
 140. 12. Ik. the Lord will maintain the cause 
 Eccl. 3. 12. 7 k. that there is no good in them 
 14. J k. that whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for 
 
 KNO 
 
 £cc/.8.12. Ik. it shall be. well with them that fearG. 
 Isa. 47. 8. nor shall 7 k. the loss ot ci ildren 
 50. 7. and 7 k. that 1 shall not be ashamed 
 66. 18. Ik. their woiks and their thoughts 
 Jer. 10. 23. 7 k. the way of man is not m himselt 
 
 11. 18.1 ord hath given me knowledge, and 1 k. it 
 29. 11. for 7 k. the thoughts tliat 1 tliink 
 
 23. 7 k. and am a w itness, saith the Lord 
 48. .30. 7 k. his wratli, saith the Lord, it shall 
 
 Ezek. 11. 5. 7 k. things that come into your joind 
 Dan. 2. 9. therefore tell me the dream, and 1 shall k. 
 Ilos. 5. .3. 7 k. 1 phraim, and Israel is net hid 
 13. 5. 7 did k. thee in the yvilderness 
 Amos 5. 12. 7 k. your manifold transgressions _ 
 Jonah 1. 12. 7 X. that for my sake this tem|)estis 
 Mat. 28. 5. fear not ye, 7 X. that ye seek Jesus 
 Mark 1. 24. 1 X. thee w ho thou art, Luke 4. 34. 
 jLwXe 1. 18. whereby shall 7 X. this, for 1 am old 
 John \. 25. 7 X. that Messias cometh, called Christ 
 5. 42. but 7 X. you 1| 8.14. 7 X. w hence 1 came 
 8 .37. 7 X. tb.at ye arc Abraham’s seed 
 55. but 7 X. him || 9. 25. one tliiii" 7 X. 
 
 10. 15. as Lather know eth me, so 1 X. the l ather 
 27. and 7 X. my sheep, and tliey tollpw me 
 11 00. 7 X. that what thou wilt ask ot God 
 
 24. 'Martha said, 7 X. that he shall rise again 
 
 12. 50. 7 X. his commandment is life everlasting 
 13.18. 1 speak not of all, 1 X. w horn I have chosen 
 
 Acts 12 11. now' J X. of a surety that the J.ord sent 
 19. 15. Jesus 7 X. and Paul 7 X. but who are ye ? 
 20 "5 I k. that ye shall see my face no more 
 29. 7 X. this, that after my departing, wolves 
 04 00 7 -vvili X. the uttermost of your matter 
 "6. 3? because 7 X. thee to be expert in customs 
 27. king Agrippa, 1 k. that thou believest 
 Bom. 7. 18. 1 X. that in me dw elleth no good thing 
 
 1 Cor. 4.4. for 7 X. nothing by myselt, yet am 1 not 
 1.3 12. now Ik. in part, then shall 7 X. as 1 am kno. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 2. 7 X. the forwardness of your mind 
 ~Phil ' \ 19. 7 X. this shall turn to my salvation 
 
 25. 7 X. thatl shall abide with you all, and contin. 
 2 19 be of good comfort, when 7 X. your estate 
 4! 12. 7 X. how’ to be abased, 7 X. how to abound 
 
 " Tim 1. 12. for 7 X. whom I have believed 
 1 JohuQ.. 4. he that saith, 7 X. him, and keepeth 
 Rev. 2. 2. 7 X. thy works, 9. 13, 19.13. 1, 8, 15, 
 
 Q 9. I X. the blasphemy of them, who say 
 KISOW not, or not KNOW. 
 
 Gen. 4 9. Lord said, where is Abel t he said, I k.not 
 27. 2. I am old, I X. 7iot the day ot mv death 
 Exod. 5. 2. 1 X. 7Wt the 1 ord, nor w ill 1 let Lsrael go 
 10. 26. we X. not w ith w hat we must serve the Lord 
 Deut. 22. 2. or if thou X. him 7wt, then bring it 
 1 Sam: 3. 7. now Samuel did 7wt yet X. the Lord 
 25. 11. take my bread, give to men w horn I X. riot 1 
 1 Kings 3. 7. 1 X. 7iot how to go out or come m 
 18. 12. the Spirit shall carry thee whither 1 X. not 
 " Kings 17. 26. they X. 7iot the manner ot G. ot land 
 Ezra 7. 25. and teach ye them that X. them not 
 Neh. 4. 11: thev shall not X. nor see, till we come 
 Job 9.21. though perfect, yet would 1 not X. my soul 
 15. 9. what knowest thou that we X. 7wt? 
 
 21. 29. and do ye not X. their tokens' 
 
 24. 13. they X. 7wt the ways thereof, nor abide in 
 16. they digin the dark, tliey X. not the light 
 .32. 22. for 1 X. not to give flattering titles 
 .36. 26. God is great, and we X. him not 
 P.tal. 71. 15. for 1 X. 7wt the numbers thereof 
 82. 5. tliey X. 7 iot, neither will they understand 
 94. 10. he that teacheth man, shall not he k. / 
 
 101. 4. I will 7iot X. aw'icked person 
 Prov. 4. 19. they X. 7iot at w hat they stumble 
 5. 6. wavs are moveable, that thou canst 7tot k. them 
 24. 12. doth 7 wt he X. it, and shall not he render 
 
 n ' ■ 1 
 
 -0. 8. lest thou X. not what to do in the end 
 29. 7. but the wicked regardeth not to X. it 
 .30. 18. yea, there are four things which I X. not 
 Eccl. 9. 5. but the dead X. 7wt any thing 
 Cant. 1. 8. if thou X. 7wt, O fairest among w'omen 
 Isa. 1. .3. but Israel doth 7iot X. nor consider 
 43. 19. shall ye 7iot X. it' H 44. 8. I X. 7iot any 
 
 47. 11. thou Shalt 7iot X. from whence it ariseth 
 
 48. 6. even hidden things, and thou didst 7wt X. them 
 59. 8. way of peace they X. 7iot, shall 7iot k. peace 
 
 Jer. 5. 4. for they X. not the way ot the Lord 
 7.9. will ye walk after other gods, whom ye X. not ? 
 8.7. but my people X. 7wt the ludgments of the Lord 
 
 9. 3. and they X. 7wt me, saitli the Lord 
 
 10. 25. thy fury on the heathen that X. thee not 
 14.18. go about into a land that they X. not, 22. 28 
 
 Ezek. 38. 14. dwelleth safely, shalt thou 7wt X. it r 
 llos. ". 8. she did not X. that I gave her corn, w me 
 Amos 3.10. for thev X. not to do right, saith the L. 
 31ic. 4. 12. thev k.'tiot the thoughts ot the 1 ord 
 31at. 25. 12. verily 1 say unto you, 1 X. you not 
 26. 70. Peter said, 1 X. 7Wt what thou sayest 
 31at. 26.72. then began he to curse and swear, say 
 ing, 1 X. 7iot the man, 74. 3Jark 14. 68,71 
 Mark 10. .38. Jesus said, ye X. 7tot what ye ask 
 
 12. 24. ye err, because ye X. not the scnjitures 
 Luke 1. .34. how shall this be, seeing 1 X. mo/ a man 
 
 13. 25. he shall say, 1 X. not w hence you are, 27 
 
 22. 57. denied him, saying, woman, 1 X. him not 
 60. Peter said, man, 1 X. not w hat thou sayest 
 
 23. .34. forgive them, they X. not what they do 
 
 24. 16. eyes holden, that they should not X. him 
 John 1. 26. standeth one among you w bom ye X. not 
 
 8. 55. if 1 should say, 1 X. him 7iot, 1 should lie 
 
 9. 12. the blind man said, I X. no/, 25. 
 
 21. or who hath opened his eyes, we X. not 
 29. tor this fellow, we X. no/ from whence he is 
 
 10. 5. tor they X. no/ the voice of strangers 
 
 14. 5. Lord, we X. not whither thou goest 
 
 15. 21. because they X. not him that sent me 
 
 20. 2. we X. 71. II 1.3. 1 X. no/ w here they have larflXiim 
 Acts 21. 34. and when he could mo/ X. the certainty 
 Rom. 8. 26. for we X. not what w e should pray for 
 1 Cor. 1.16. 1 X. not w hether I baptized any other 
 2. 2. 1 determined not to X. any thing among you 
 14. 11. if 1 X. not the meaning of the voice 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 5. as the Gentiles which X. not God 
 
 2 Thess. 1.8. vengeance on them that X. not God 
 
 KNO 
 
 Thn. 3. 5. if a man k. not how to rule his house 
 Jude JO. these speak evil of things they k. not 
 Rev. 3. 3. thou shall m/./X. what hour i will come 
 See, Ye KNOW. 
 
 KNO\\ that 1 am the Lord. 
 
 Exod. 6, 7. ye shall X. that I am the Lord, 16. 12. 
 
 1 I\ t7igs G). 28. Ezek. 6. 7, 13. 17. 4, 9. 1 11 • 10, 
 12.112. 20.11.3. 9 , 14, 21, 23.114. 8.115. I. 
 
 1 20. .38, 42, 44. 1 2.3. 49. 1 24. 24. 1 25. 5.1 35. 9. 
 
 1 .36. 11. I 37 . 6, 13. Joel 3. 17- 
 
 7. 5. and the Kgyptiansshall X. /. lam L. 14.4,18 
 
 17. thou shalt X. 1 at/i L. 1 l\ings"0. 13. Isa. 49 
 
 23. Ezek. 16.62. 1 22. 16.1 25. 7. I 35. 4, 12. 
 
 8. 22. to end that thou niayest X. that J ain the Lord 
 
 10. 2. that ye may X. /. 7 atti L. 31. 1.3. Ezek. 20. 20 
 29 16. they shall X. that J am the Lord, Ezek. (). 10. 
 
 14. I 7. 27. I 12. 15, 16.1 24. 27. I 25. 11, 17. 1 26 
 
 6. 1 28. 22, 23, 24. 26. I 29. 9, 16, 21.1 .30. 8, 19, 
 
 25. 26. 1.32. 15.1 .33. 29-1 34. 27.1 35. 15.1 36. 38. 
 
 I 38. 2.3. I 39. 6, 28. 
 
 Deut. 29. 6. that ye might X. thatl am the Lord 
 Jer. 24. 7. 1 will give them an heart to X. 1 am Ld. 
 Ezek. "<3. 12. luy sabbat. that they might X.7fl//<7,.26. 
 .36. 23. and the heathen shall X. 7 at/i the L. 39. 7. 
 39. 22. the house of Israel shall X. that lam the L. 
 
 3lay, mayest, or might KNOW. 
 
 Exod.?,. 10. thou muyestk. there is none, like G. 9.14. 
 
 9.29. that thou mayest k. that the earth is the Lord’s 
 
 11. 7. ye rnayk. the Lord doth put a difference 
 33. 5. that 1 may X. what to do to thee 
 
 13. shew' me thy way, that I may X. thee 
 Lev. 2.3. 4.3. that your generations may X. that 
 Mum. 22. 19. that i tnay X. what the Lord will say 
 Deut. 4. 35. that thou miyhtest X. that tlie L. he is G, 
 Josh. 3.4. ye may k. the way by w hich ye should go 
 
 7. they may X. that as I was with Aloses, so 1 will 
 4. 24. all people might X. the hand of the Lord 
 
 Judg. 3. 2. tliat Israel 7/iight X. to teach them war 
 
 18. 5. we may X. whetlier our way be prosperous 
 Ruth 4. 4. if not, then tell me, that 1 znay X. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 46. that all the earth znay X. thereisaG, 
 
 in Israel, 1 Kings?. 43, (A). 2 /\ings 19. 19. 
 
 2 Sam. 24.2. that I may k. the number ot thepeop. 
 
 1 Rings 1?. 37. this people waj/X. that thou art (jod 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 33. that all jieople may k. thy name, 
 and may X. that this house is called by thy name 
 
 12. 8. his servants, that they may X. my service 
 Job 19. 29. that ye. may k. there is a judgment 
 
 31. 6. be weighed, that God may X. my integrity 
 .37. 7 . that all men may X. his work 
 Psal. 9 . 2t). nations may k. themselves to be but men 
 39. 4. measure of days, ihatwiay X. how trail 1 am 
 78. 6. that the generation to come zmght X. them 
 83. 18. that men/M//i/X. that thou art the Most High 
 1U9. 27. that they may X. that this is thy hand 
 119. 125. that 1 znay X. thy testimonies 
 Isa. 5. 19. let counsel draw nigh that we may X. it 
 7.15. that he may X. to refuse the evil 
 37. 20. that all may X. that thou art the Lord 
 41. 2.3. that we t/iay X. ye are gods, yea, do good 
 
 26. who hath declared, that we ntay k. and before 
 
 43. 10. ye may X. and believe me, and understand 
 45. 3. that thou mayest X. that 1 am the G. ot Isr. 
 
 6. that they may X. from the rising ot tne sun 
 Jer. 6. 27. that thou mayest X. and try their way 
 
 44. 29. that ye may X. that my words shall stand 
 E.zek. 21. 5. all flesh may X. I have draw n my sword 
 
 .38. 16. against the land, that heathen may k. me 
 Dan. 2. 30. mightest X. the thoughts of thy heart 
 4. 17. to the intent that the living znay k. 
 
 Jonah 1. 7. come, let us cast lots, that we may k. 
 3Iic. 6. 5. 3’e zziay X. the righteousness of the Lord 
 Mat. 9. 6. but that ye may k. that tlie Son of man 
 hath power to forgive, 3JarkQ. 10. Luke 5. 24. 
 John 10. 38. ye may X. and believe the Lath, is in me 
 
 14. 31. that the world may X. 1 love Lath. 17- 23. 
 17. o. that they zinght k. thee the only true God 
 19. 4. that ye may X. that I find no fault in him 
 
 Acts 17 . 19. may we X.what this new doctrine is? 
 
 21. 24. all may X. that those things are nothing 
 
 1 Cor. ". 12. we might X. the things given us ot God 
 
 2 Cor. ". 4. that ye might X. the love 1 have to you 
 
 9. that I might X. the proof of you, whether ye be 
 
 Eph. 1. 18. that ye may X. the hope ot his calling 
 
 6. 22. w hom 1 sent, that ye might X. our affairs 
 Phil. .3. 10, that 1 may X. him, and the pow er ot his 
 Col. 4. 6. that ye may X. how to answer eveiy man 
 
 8. whom I sent, that he might X. your estate 
 1 'J im. 8. 15. thou may k. how thou oughtest to ben, 
 1 John 5. 13. that ye may X. ye have eternal life 
 
 20. given us, that we may X. him that is true 
 IVe KNOW, or KNOW tee. 
 
 Gen. 29. 5. know' ye l.aban / they said, we X. him 
 Deut. 18. 21. if thou say, how; shall we k. the word 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 9. then shall ue X. it is not his hand 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 12. we ha\ e no might, nor k. zee w hat to do 
 ,Tob 36. 26. behold, God is great, and zee X. him not 
 Jsa. 59. 12. as for our iniquities, zee X. them 
 
 llos. 6. 3. then shall zee X. if we follow on to know 
 
 8. 2. Israel shall cry to me, my God, zee X. thee 
 31at. 22. 16. we X. thou art true, and teachest the 
 
 way of God, Mark 12. 14. Luke"(\ 21. 
 John 3.2. we X. thou art a teacher come from God 
 11. verily 1 say to thee, \ye speak that r/e (lo 
 4. we k. what we worship ; tor salvation is ot 
 
 6. 42. .lesus, whose father and iiiother zee X. <* 
 
 7. 27- how belt, we k. whence this man is 
 
 8 . 52 . now aeX. that thou hast a devil 
 
 9. 20. zee X. that this is our son w ho was lilind 
 
 24. said to him, zee X. that this man is a sinner 
 
 29. we k. that (tod spake to Moses, as for fins 
 31. now' wc X. that God hearetli not sinners 
 
 14. 5. 'lliomas saith to him. Ld. zic X. not whither 
 thou goest. and how can zee -. the way r 
 21 24. ann zee K. iliat ms testimonv ;s true 
 Acts 17. 20. we would X. what these things mean 
 '’8 "". we X. it is eveiy where spoken against 
 ]Jom~.'3. 19. we k. that what things the law saith 
 
 7. 14. for zee X. that the law is spiritual, but 1 am 
 8 22. zee X. the w hole creation groaneth and travail, 
 28. zee X. that all things w ork together tor good 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. we X. that we all have know ledge 
 
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KNO 
 
 KNO 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. ive 1. that an idol is notliin}; in the world 
 
 13. 9. tor tve k. in part, and propiiesy in part 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. tor tve k. that if our earthly house 
 
 16. k. we no man alter tlie llesh, k. ue him no more 
 1 Tim. 1. 8. hut ue k. that the law is good 
 Heh. 10. 30. for rue k. him that liatli said, vengeance 
 1 .h/tu 2.3. hereby 7oe k. tliat ue k. him, if we keep 
 
 5. hereby k. tre tliat we are in him 
 
 18. wlieieby we k. that it is the last time 
 
 3. 2. but we k. that when he sliall aptrear 
 
 14. ive k. tliat we liave passed from death to life 
 
 19. hereby we k. that we are of the truth 
 
 24. liereby we k. that lie abideth in us 
 
 4. C). hereby k. we the siiirit of truth and error 
 
 13. hereby k. ue that we dwell in him 
 
 5. 2. Iiy this we k. we love the children of God 
 
 15. and it we k. that he heareth us, we k. that we 
 
 have the petitions that w'e desired of him 
 
 18. we k. whosoever is born of (iod, sinneth not 
 39. we k. that 'vo are ot God, and the world lieth 
 
 20. and we k. that the Son of God is come, an 
 understanding, that we may /•. him that is true 
 
 Ye KNOW, or KNOW ye. 
 
 Cen. 29. 5. he said, ye Laban the son of "Nahor 
 31. 6. ye k. that with all my jiower I served your 
 44. ‘Ti. ye k. that my w'ife bare me tw'o sons 
 J'.xori. 16. 6. at even yc shall k. the Lord brought 
 
 23. 9. ye k. the heart of a stranger, seeing ye were 
 2^um. 14. 34. ye shall /■. my breach of promise 
 
 16. 28. ,y<? shall k. that tlie Lord hath, sent me 
 Jo.<ik. 3.10. ye shall A. the living God is among you 
 
 23 14. and ye k. in all j’our hearts and souls 
 Judy. 18.14. yck. there is in these houses an ephod 
 
 1 A'?«y.t22. 3./. yethat Lamoth in Gilead is ours 
 
 2 Kings 9.11. ye k. the man and his communication 
 Job 13. 2. what ye k. the same do I know^ 
 
 Psal. ICO. 3. k. ye that the Lord he is God, he made 
 Jsa. .41. 7. hearken, ye that k. righteousness 
 Jer. 26.1,4. k. ye for certain, if ye put me to death 
 48. 17. all ye that k. his name, say, how is 
 Pzak. 14. 23. ye shall k. that I have not done 
 
 17. 21. ye shall k. 1 the Lord have spoken, .37. 14. 
 Joel 2. 27. ye shall k. that I am in midst of Israel 
 Zcch. 2. 9..ye shall k. the Lord hath sent me, 6.15. 
 Mat.'i. 16. ye shall k. them by their fruits, 20. 
 
 20. 25. ye k. princes of the Gentiles, Mark 10. 42. 
 
 24.32. ye k. summer nigh, Mark\?,. 28. /,7<Xe 21.30. 
 25.13. watch, for ye /I. neither day nor hour 
 j\Jark 4.13. he said to them, k. ye not thi.s parable ? 
 X?fXe21. .31. k. ye that the kingdom of God is nigh 
 28. ye both k. me, and know whence I am 
 
 8. 28.yeshall/{•. lam he 11.32. ye shall/. the truth 
 
 11. 49. k. ye nothing |1 13. 12. k. ye what I have 
 
 [<lone 
 
 3.3.17. ifyeX-. these things, happy are 3’e if do them 
 
 14. 4. whither 1 go ye k. and the way ye k. 
 
 7. from henceforth ye/•. him, and have seen, 17. 
 20. ye shall k. 1 am in 1113' Father, and 3 0U in me 
 
 15. 18. ye k. that it hated me before it hated you 
 Jlctslt. 22. man approveil, as ye yourselves also X. 
 
 10.28. yek. how that it is unlawful for a .lew 
 
 15. 7._ brethren, ye k. how that a good w hile ago 
 
 19. 25. ye k. that by this craft we have our wealth 
 
 20. lil. ye k. from the lirst day that I came 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 2. ye k. that ye were Gentiles, carried 
 35.58. ye k. your labour is not in vain in the Lord 
 
 16. 15. brethren, ye k. the house of Stephanas 
 
 2 Cor. 8.9.yeX-. the grace of our Lord .lesus Christ 
 p. 6. 1 trust ye shall k. we are not reprobates 
 
 kjal. 3. 7. k. ye that they w'hich are of faith 
 
 4. 1.3. ye k. hovy through inlirmities I preached 
 I'pk. 5. 5. tor this ye k. that no whoremonger 
 proof of bihi, that as a son 
 
 1 Ihess. 1.5. as ye k. wliat manner of men we were 
 2^2. and were shamefully entreated, as ye k.' 
 
 5. nor used weHattering words, as ye k. 
 
 11. ye k. hovy we e.\horted and comibrted 
 3.4. even as it came to pass, and ye k. 
 
 4. 2. ye k. what commandments we gave by Lord 
 ^ T/iess. 2. 6. and now ye k. what withholdeth 
 Jleb. 12.17. ye X-. when he would have inherited 
 
 1.3. 23. X-. ye that our brother Timotl.y is set at 
 d f !• 18. ye k. that 3'e were not redeemed with 
 
 2 Per. 1.12. put you in remembrance, tho’ye k. them 
 
 3. 17. seeing ye X-. the.se things before, beware 
 
 1 John 2. 20. ye k. all things || 23. because ye k. it 
 29. it ye k. he is righteous, ye k. that every one 
 
 3. 5. ye k. he was manifested to take awav our sins 
 
 15. ye k. no murderer hath eternal life "in him 
 
 4. 2. hereby k. ye the Spirit of God, e' ery spirit 
 
 2 John 12. and ye k. that our record is ti ue 
 
 Ye KNOW 7iot, or KNOW ye 7 ioi. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. .38. X-. ye not that thei'e is a prince fallen 
 2 C’Xr. 32.13. k. ye not what I and my fathers have 
 Job 21. 29. have not asked, do ye 7iot k. their tokens 
 Jbzek. 17. 12. k. ye not what these things mean' 
 jMat. 20. 22. .lesus said, ye k. not what yc ask 
 24. 42. ye X'. w hat liour your Lord doth come 
 JSinrk 4. 13. he said to them. k. ye not this parable ? 
 
 12. 24. ye err, because ye k. not the scriptures 
 
 1.3. 33. watch, for ye X. not when the time is, .35. 
 
 IriLke 9. 55. ye k. ru t what manner of spirit 3 0 be of 
 John 1. 26. standeth one among you, whom ye k not 
 4.22. ye worship ye k. not what ll 32. meat ye k. not of 
 
 7. 28. he that sent ipe is true, w b.om ye k. not 
 
 8. 19. ye neither k. me nor my Father 
 
 9. 30. that ye k. 7iot iroin whence he is, and 3’et 
 Horn. 6.3. k. ye not that so many as were baptized 
 
 16. X-. ye 7tot that to w horn ye yield servants 
 7- 1. k. ye not, breth.ren, for I speak to them that 
 
 1 Cor. 3.16. k. ye not \e ai e temple of G. 6. 15, 19. 
 
 5 . 6. X-. ye not that a little leav en leaveneth the lump 
 6.2. do ye not k. the saints shall judge the w orld I 
 
 3. k. ye 7iot that we shall judge angels ? 
 
 9. k. ye not, (he unrighteous shall hot inherit 
 36. k.yeriot, that he which is joined to an harlot 
 0. 13. do ye not k. that the3' which minister 
 
 24. k. ye 7wt, that they which run in a race, run all 
 £ C’«r. 13. .4. k.ye7iot yourselves, that .lesus is in vou 
 Jam. 4. 4. k. ye riot that the friendship of the world 
 
 34. ye k. not what shall be on the morrow^ 
 
 IJohni. 21. not written, because ye X. not tlie truth 
 
 266 
 
 KXOWE<^T. 
 
 Gen. .30. 26. thou k. my service that I have done 
 29. thou k. how 1 have served thee, and thy cattle 
 47. 6. and if thou k. any man of activity among 
 Exod. 10. 7. k. thou not that Jfgypt is destroyed 
 .31. 22. thou k. tlie people are "set 011 mischief 
 Kum. 10. 31. for thou k. how we are to encamp 
 
 20. 14. thou X-. the travel that hath hefallen 
 Dent. 7. 15. tlie diseases of Egypt, which thou k. 
 
 9. 2. the chil Iren ot the AiiaRims, whom thou k. 
 28. 33. a nation thou k. not, shall eat up 
 Josh. 14. 6. thou k. the thing that the Lord sai l 
 ./ndg. 15. 11. k. thou not the Philistines are rulers 
 ISam. 28.9. woman said, tliouX'. what Saul hath done 
 ‘ZSam. 1.5. howX. thou that Saul aiid .lonath. be dead 
 
 2. 26. X'. tliou not that it w'ill be bitterness in end 
 
 3. 2.4. thou X-. /Ibner the son of iNer, that he came 
 7-20. thou. Lord, X. thy servant, 1 Chron. 17, 18. 
 
 17. 8. for, said llusbai, thou X. lliv father 
 
 1 Kings 1. 18. my lord the king, tlfouX. it not 
 
 2. 5. thou X. also what .loab did to me 
 
 9^ thou X. what tliou oughtest to do to him 
 15. thou X. tliat the kingdom was mine 
 44. thou X. all the wickedness thou didst to David 
 
 8. 39. whose heart thou X. thou only X. 2 Chr. 6.3.). 
 
 2 Kings 2. .3. X. thou the l.d. will take thy master, 5. 
 4.1. thou X. that thy servant did fear the Lord 
 
 Job 10. 7- thou X. that 1 am not wicked 
 
 15. 9- what X. tliou that we know not t 
 
 20. 4. X'. thon not this of old, since iiuui was 
 31. .3.3. tlierefore speak what thou X. 
 
 38.5. who hath laid measures of earth, if thou k.? 
 
 18. breadth ot the earth, declare,if thouX. it all 
 
 21. X. thou i-t,’ because tliou wast then born? 
 
 33. X. thou the ordinances of heaven r 
 
 .39. 1. X. thou wlien the wild goats bring forth, 2. 
 /'mL 40. 9. not refrained, O Lit. thou X. Jer. 15. 15. 
 69. 5. O God, tliou X. my foolishness 
 1.39. 2. thou X. my down-sitting and up-rising 
 
 4. lo, O Lord, thou X. it altogether 
 
 Prov. 27. 1. tliou X. not what a day may bring forth 
 Eccl. 11. 2. thou X. not w'liat evil shall he 
 
 5. as thou X. not what is tlie way of the .Spirit, 
 
 even so thou X. not the works of God 
 
 6. for thou X. not whether shall prosper 
 
 Isa. 55.5. thou shaltcall a nation that thou X. not 
 Jer. 5. 15. a nation wliose language thou X. not 
 12. .3. but thou, 2) Ijord, k. me, tliou bast seen me 
 15.1-1. into a land wliicli tliou X. not, 17. 4. 
 
 17- 16. nor have I desired tlie woeful day, thou X. 
 18.23. thou X. all tlieir counsel to slay me 
 •yL 3-^l_ ■"'ill shew tliee tilings which thou X. not 
 Lzek. 37.3. and I answered, O Lord God, thou X. 
 Dan. 10.20. said, X. thou wherefore 1 come to thee 
 Zech. 4.5. angel saul, X. thou not what these be, 13. 
 Mat. 15.12. X. thou that the Pharisees were offended 
 Mark 10. 19. thou X. commandments, Lnke 18. 20. 
 J.nke 22. .34. shall thrice deny that thou X. me 
 John 1. 48. Nathanael said, whence X. thou me ? 
 
 3. 10. art thou a master, and X. not these things ? 
 
 1.3. 7. Jesus said, what I do, thou X. not now 
 
 16. 30. we are sure thou X. all things, 21. I7. 
 
 19. 10. X. thou not T have power to crucify 
 21.15. yea. Lord, thon X. that 1 love thee, 16. 
 
 Hots 1. 24. thou which X. the hearts of all men 
 
 25. 10. I have done no wrong, as thou very well X. 
 Korn. 2. 18. X. Ills will, and approvest the'things 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 16. what X. thou, O wife, X. thou. O man ^ 
 
 2 li/n. 1.15. thou X. that all they in Asia l)e turned 
 
 18. how lie ministeretl to me, thou X. verv well 
 
 Pev. 3. 17. and X. not that thou art wretche'd, blind 
 
 7. 14. and i said unto him, sir, thou X. 
 
 KiNOWElH. 
 
 Gen. 33. 1.3. my lord X. the cliildren are tender 
 Jev. 5. 3. when he X. of it, he shall be guilty, 4. 
 Dent. 2. 7- he X. tliy walking thro’this wilderness 
 .34. 6. no man X. of IWoses’ sepulchre to this dav 
 Josh. 22. 22. the Lord God of gods, he X. and Israel 
 1 Sam. .3.1.3. Eli’s house for the iniquity wliicii heX. 
 
 20. 3. thy father certainly X. tliat I found grace 
 
 2.3. 17. and that also Saul my father X. 
 
 QSam. 14. 22. thy servant /-, that 1 found grace 
 
 17. 10. all Israel X. thy father is a mighty man 
 Joh 11.11. he X. vain men, he seelh wickedness 
 
 15. 2.3. he X. the day of darkness is ready athis hand 
 
 2.3. 10. hut he X. the way that 1 take 
 28. 7-^there is a iiath which no I'owl X. 
 
 2.3. God understandetli and X. the place thereof 
 34. 25. therefore he X. their works and overturneth 
 P.fal. 1. 6. the Lord X. the way of the righteous 
 37-18. tlie Lord X. the days of the upright 
 44. 21. fer he X. the secrets of the heart 
 74. 9. nor is there any among us that X. how long 
 94. 11. J.ord X. the thoughts of man are vanity 
 
 30.3. 14. he X. our frame, remembereth we are dust 
 H41.19. moon for seasons, the sun X. his going down 
 1_3!1. 6. but the proud he X. afar off 
 
 139. 14. thy works, and that my soul X. right well 
 J'rov. 9. 1.3. foolish woman is simiileand /-.'nothing 
 14. 10. the heart X. his own liitterness, and stranger 
 Eccl. 6.8. the poor, that X. to walk before the living 
 7. 22. thine own heart X. thou hast cursed others 
 
 9. 1. no man X. either love or hati ed by all that 
 Jsa. 1. ,3. the o.k X. his owner, the ass his master'serib 
 Jer. 8. 7• tlie stork X. her appointed times, and turtle 
 
 9. 24. glory, that he understandetli anil X. me 
 Dan. 2. 22. he X. wliat is in tlie darkness, and light 
 Nah. 1. 7^ Lord is cood, he X. them that trust in him 
 Zeph. .3. 5. he faileth not, but tlie unjust X. iioshcuiie 
 Mat. 6. 8. your I'ather X. wliat tilings ye need 
 
 .32. X. ye have ne.“d of all these things, Luke 12. .30. 
 11.27. 00 man X. the Son hut the i'ather, nor any 
 X. tlie Father save the .“^on, Lnke 10. 22. 
 2L 30. of that day X. no man, Mark 13. .32. 
 
 J.n.ke 16. 15. yc justify, hut God X. vour hearts 
 Johni. 15. sayine, how X. this man letters? 
 
 27. when Giirist cometh, no manX. whence he is 
 
 10. 35.as the Father X. me || 34. 17. nor X. him 
 
 19. 35_. he saw it, an<l heX. that he saith true 
 
 Jhp 15. 8. (iod whieh X. the hearts bare witness 
 
 26. 26. tor the king X. of these things tiefore whom 
 Rom. 8. 27. be X. what is the mind of tlie Spirit 
 
 KNO 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 11. for what man X. the things of a man. 
 
 even so the tilings of God X. no man but .''pirit 
 8.2. if any man think he X. any thing, he X. nothing 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 11. because I love you not ? God X. 
 
 .31. God X. I lie not || 12. 2. 1 cannot tell, God k. 3. 
 2 Jim. 2. 19, the Lord X. them that are his 
 Jam. 4. 17. to him that X. to do good, and doeth not 
 2 Pet. 2.9. the Lord X. how to deliver the godly 
 1 Jolm .3.20. and X. all things || 4. 6. he that X. (iod 
 
 4. 7. lie that lovelh is born of God, and X. (iod 
 Rev. 2. 17. a new name written, wliicii no man X. 
 12. 12. because he X. that he hatli hut a short time 
 IVho K N O W L J 11, or K N O NS II 1J1 riot. 
 
 ^ Kings 1.11. doth n il'll, and Dav.our Ixl. X. iinot 
 Esth. 4.14. who k. whether thou art come to kingcL 
 Joh 12. .3. yea, who k. not such things as these ? 
 
 9. who X. nut ill all tliese, that the hand of Lord 
 
 14. 21. his sons come to honour, he X. it not 
 
 18. 23. this is the place of him that X. not God 
 28. 1.3. man X. n. t the price thereof, nor is it found 
 .35. 15. he hath visited in anger, yet he X. it not 
 
 P.'. .39. 6. riches, and X. 7wt who shall gather them 
 90. 11. who k. the power of thine anger .' 
 
 92.6. a brutish man X. not, nor a fool understand this 
 Prov. 7. 23. and X. not that it is for his life 
 9. 18. but iie X. not that the dead are there 
 
 21. 22. and who k. the ruin of them Ixith r 
 Led. 2. 19. wlo X. whether he be wise or a fool 
 
 .3. 21. who k. the spirit of man tliat goeth uiiward 
 
 6. 12. for who X. what is good for man in life 
 
 8. 1. who k. the interpretation of a tiling ? 
 
 7. for lie X. 7iot that which shall be 
 
 9. 12^ for man also X. 7iot liis time, as the fishes 
 
 10. 15. because he X. 7iot how to go to tlie city 
 Isa. 29. 15. and they say, who seeth us, rcho X. us ? 
 Ilos.T. 9. gray hairs here and there, yet he X. not 
 .Joel 2. 14. who X. if he will return and repent 
 Mark 4. 27- and seed should grow up, he X. 7 ii t how 
 Jolm 7. 49. but this people, who X. 7iot the law 
 
 12. 35. walketh in darkness, X. not whither he goeth 
 
 15. 15. the servant X. not what liis lord doeth” 
 
 A(ts 19. 35. what man that X. 7Wt that Ephesians 
 1 JuhnfL. 11. walketh in darkness, X. 7iot wliither go 
 
 3. 1. therefore the world X. us not, it knew him not 
 
 4. 8. he that ioveth not, X. not God, for God is lo\e 
 
 KNOWING. 
 
 Geii. 3.5. ye shall be as gods, X. good and evil 
 43. t 7. X. could we know he would sav, bring 
 
 1 Kings9.. 32. slew them, my father David not X. 
 
 9, Chron. 2. t 12. to David a wise son, / . jirudcnce 
 Mat. 9.4. Jesus X. their thoughts, Luke 11. 17. 
 
 22. 29. ye err, not X. the scriptures nor power of G. 
 Mark 5. .30. Jesus immediately X. in him.self virtue 
 
 .33. hut the woman X. what was done in her 
 
 6. 20. feared John, X. that he was a^st man 
 
 12. 15. hut he X. their hypocrisy, said to them 
 Luke 8. 53. they laughed, X. that she was dead 
 
 9. 33. and one for Elias, not X. what he said 
 John 13. 3. Jesus X. the Father liad given all things 
 
 18. 4. JesusX. all things that should come upon him 
 
 19. 28. Jesus X. that all tilings were accomplished 
 21.12. none durst ask him, X. that it was the Lord 
 
 Acts 2. 30. X. that Nod had sworn with an oath 
 5.7- kis wife not X. what was done, came in 
 18. 25. he taught, X. only the baptism of John 
 
 20. 22. not X. the things that shall befall me there 
 Rom. 1. 32. who X. the judgment of God that they 
 
 2. 4. not X. that the goodness of God leadeth thee 
 
 5. .3. X. that tribulation worketh patience 
 
 6. 6. X. this, that our old man is crucified with him 
 9. X. Chr. being raised from dead, dieth no more 
 
 13. 11. X. the time, now it is high time to awake 
 
 2 Cor. 1.7.x. that as ye are partakers of sufferings 
 
 4. 34. X. that he which raised tlie Lord Jesus 
 
 5. 6. X. that whilst we are at home in tlie body’¬ 
 
 ll. X. the terror ot tlie Lord, we persuade men 
 
 Gal. 2. 16. X. that a man is not justified by the law 
 Lph. 6. 8. X. that whatsoever good any man doeth 
 9. x. that your master is in heaven. Co/. 4.1. 
 
 Phil. 1.17. X. that I am set for defence of gospel 
 Col. 3. 24. X. that of the L. ye shall receive reward 
 ■■ Thess. 1. 4. X. beloved, your election of God 
 Tim. 1. 9. /-.this, that tlie law is made for lawless 
 6.4. is proud, X. notbing, but doting about questiims 
 2 Thn. 2. 23. questions, X. that tliey do gender strifes 
 
 3. 14. k. of wliom thou hast learned them 
 Tit. 3. 11. X. that lie that is suc li, is subverted 
 Philem. 21. X. that thou wilt do more than I sai"- 
 IJeb. 10. 34. X. ye have in heaven a better substcOice 
 
 11. 8. he went out, not X. whither he went 
 Jam. 1. 3. X. this, that the trying of your faith 
 3.1. X. we sliall lecei' e greater condemnation 
 Pet. 3. 9. blessing. X. that ye are tlierciinto called 
 
 5. 9. X. the same affiictinns are accomplished in 
 2 Pet. 1 . 14 .x. that shortly I must putotl thistabern. 
 
 20. X. this, that no prophecy of scripture is of 
 1. 3. X. that there shall come scoflers in last days 
 
 knowledge 
 
 Signifies, [IJ The es.scntial and infinite understand¬ 
 ing oj God, by which he knows ezery thing in the 
 most perfect manner, 1 .Sam. 2. .3. [2] ,J bare 
 understanding cf divine truths, without faith in 
 Christ, and love to our Christian brethren, 1 (Tor. 
 8. 1. [3] A right understanding and cimceptio 7 t 
 of .spiritual things, 2 Cor. 6. 6. [4] That know 
 ledge oj C'od's will, and of the way oj'salvation 
 which is in Christ in its highest perfection, and 
 which by hint is revealed to his people, and im¬ 
 printed on their ?nind.^ and hearts by his Spirit, 
 so as to produce faith, love, and obedience, Isa. 53. 
 11. [5] Christiaii pnidence and holy experie 7 ice 
 in the ziays of God, 2 Cor. 8.7. 2 Pet. 1. 5. 6. [6] 
 That imperfect knowledge if divine things which 
 we have in this world, 1 Cor. 13. 8. 17] The gift 
 of interpreting dreams, Dan. 5. 12. It is [1] Na¬ 
 tural, that knowledge u hich men have by the light 
 of 7iature, Horn. 1. 21, 28. Jude 10. [2] Arti¬ 
 ficial, such as is be.'tozced on men for dezising 
 ciirivus and excellent pieces of workman-ihip, Exed. 
 35. 31. [3j Legal, 7iamely, that hiuzcledge of our 
 guilt and danger which were taught by the lazr, 
 Horn. 3. 20.1 7- 7- [4] Evangelical, such is that 
 
TCN O 
 
 LAB 
 
 KNO 
 
 nrwjoledge of Christ, and of salvation throvgh 
 him, which the gospel acquaints us with, 2 Cor, 
 
 2 14. 
 
 Gen. 2. 9. and the tree of k. of ?ood and evil, 17. 
 Ero'd. 31. 3. 1 have tilled Bezaleel in 35.31. 
 
 Lev 4. 23. or if his sin come to his /•. 28. 
 
 Nvm. 24. If), and knew the k. of the most High 
 Ruth 2. 10. tiiat thou shouldest take k. of me 
 
 19. blessed be be that did take k. of thee 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. for the Lord is a God of k. 
 
 23. 23. see, take k. of all the lurking places 
 
 1 Kings9. 27 - shipmcn that had k. of sea, 2 Chr . 8.18. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 10. give me k. tliat I may go out 
 
 11. but hast asked k. \\ 12. k. is granted thee 
 
 Neh. 10. 28. every one having k. separated 
 Job 1.5. 2. should a wise man utter vain k.? 
 
 21 14. for we desire not the k. of thy ways 
 
 22. shall any teach God k. seeinsr he judgeth 
 
 33. 3. and my lips shall utter.X-. clearly 
 
 34. 2. give ear unto me, ye that have k. 
 
 36. 3. I will fetch my k. from afar, and wijl ascribe 
 
 4. he that is perfect in k. i^ with thee, .37. 16. 
 
 Esal. 19. 2. and night unto night sheweth k. 
 
 73. 11. and is there k. in the Aiost High ? 
 
 91.10. he that teacheth man k. shall not he know . 
 119. 66. teach me good judgment and Xr. 
 
 139. 6. such X-. is too wonderful forme 
 141. 3. what is man that thou takest X-. of him . 
 
 P,-ov. 1. 4. to give the young man k. and discretion 
 
 7. the fear of the Lord is the beginning of k. 
 
 2" fools hate k. II 2. 3. if thou cnest after k. 
 
 29. for that they hated k. and did not choose ^ 
 
 2. 6. out of his mouth cometh k. and understaiiaing 
 
 10. and wlien k. is pleasant to thy soul 
 
 3. 20. by his k. the depths are broken up 
 
 5. 2. and that thy lips may keep k. 
 
 8. 9. they are right to them that find k. 
 
 10. k. rather than gold II 12. and find out k. 
 
 9. 10. and the k. of the Holy is understanding 
 
 10. 14. v.'ise men lay up k. but the foolish 
 
 11. 9. but through k. shall the just be delivered 
 
 12. 1. whoso loveth instruction loveth A-. 
 
 23. a prudent man concealeth k. but fools 
 
 13. If), every prudent man dealeth with k. 
 
 14. 6. k. is easy to him that understandeth 
 7. thou -oerceivest not in him the lips of k. 
 
 18. but The jirudentare crowned with k. 
 
 15. 2. the tongue of the wise iiseth k. aright 
 7. the lips of the wise disperse k 
 
 14. the heart that hath understanding seeketh E 
 
 17. 27. he that hath k. spareth his woros 
 
 18. 15. the heart of the prudent getteth k. and the 
 
 ear of the wise seeketh k 
 
 19. 25. reprove, and he will understand X:. 
 
 27. cease, my son, to err from the words of k. 
 
 20. 15. the lips of k. are a precious jewel 
 
 21.11. when the wise is instructed, hereceiveth k. 
 
 22. 12. the eyes of the Lord preserve k. 
 
 17. and apply thine heart unto my X-. 
 
 20. written excellent things in counsels and k, 
 
 23. 12. and apply thine ears to the words of k. 
 
 24.4. by k. shall the chambers be filled with riches 
 
 5. yea, a man of k. increaseth strength 
 
 14. so shall the k. of wisdom be to thy soul 
 
 28. 2. by a man of k. the state shall be prolonged 
 .30. .3. nor learned wisdom, nor have the X-. of Holy 
 
 Eccl. 1. 16. yea, my heart had experience of k. 
 
 18. he that increaseth k, increasetli sorrow 
 
 2 21 for there is a man whose labour is in A. 
 
 26. God giveth to a man wisdom, Xr. and joy 
 7.12. but the excellency of X-. is that wisdom giveth 
 
 9. 10. nor k. in the grave, whither thou goest 
 
 12. 9. the preacher still taught the people k. 
 
 Jsa. 8. 4. for before the child shall liave k. to cry 
 
 11. 2. the spirit of k. and of the tear of the Lord 
 28. 9. whom shall he teach k. I them that are wean. 
 32. 4. the heart of the rasli shall understand k. 
 33.6. wisdom and k. shall be stability of thy times 
 40. 14. who taught him k. || 44. 19. uor is there k. 
 44. 25. and malieth their k. foolish 
 
 47. 10. thy wisdom and thy k. hath perverted thee 
 
 5.3.11. by his k. my righteous servant justify many 
 Jer. 3. 15. pastors, which shall feed you wdth k. 
 
 10.14. every man is brutish in his k. every founder 
 11. 18. the Lord hath given me k. of it 
 51.17- every mi>n is brutish by his k. ever}’ foundei 
 Dan. 1. 4. children well favoured and cunning in X. 
 17. God gave them k. 11 2. 21. he giveth k. to them 
 5. 12. excellent spirit and k. were found m Daniel 
 12.4. many run to and fro, and k. shall be increased 
 Eos. 4. 6. my’ people are destroyed for lack of k. be¬ 
 cause thou hast rejected k. I will reject thee 
 Hah. 2. 14. the earth filikl with tlie k. of the Lord 
 Mai. 2. 7. for the priest’s lips should keep k. 
 
 Mat. 14. .35. the men of tliat place bad k. of him 
 Luke 1. 77. to give k. of salvat. by remission of sins 
 
 11. 52. ye have taken away the key of k. 
 
 Acts 4. 13. they marvelled and took k. of them 
 
 24. 22. having more perfect k. of that way 
 Rom. 1. 28. did not like to retain God in their k. 
 
 2. 20. w hich hast the form of k. and of truth 
 
 3. 20. no flesh justified, for by law is the k. of sin 
 
 10. 2. they have a zeal, but not according to X-. 
 
 15. 14. that ye also are filled with all k. able to 
 1 Cor. 1. 5. are enriched in all utterance and all X. 
 
 8. 1. we know that we all have X. X. pufleth up 
 
 7. howbeit there is not in every man that X. 
 
 10. if any man see thee which nastX. sit at meat 
 
 11. through thy X.shall thy weak brother perish 
 
 12. 8. to another the word of X, by the same Spirit 
 
 13. 2. though understand all mysteries and all X. 
 
 8. whether there be X. it shall vanish away 
 
 14. 6. except 1 speak to you by revelation or X. 
 
 £ Cor. 2. 14. maketh manifest the savour of his X. 
 
 4. 6. to give the light of the X. of the glory of (fod 
 
 6. 6. by pureness, by X. by long-suffering, by kind 
 8. 7. as ye abound in faith, utterance, and X. 
 
 11. 6. though I be rude in speech, yet not in X. 
 
 E-ph. J. 17. may give you wisdom in the X. of him 
 3. 4. when ye read, ye may understand my X. 
 
 19. the love of Christ which passeth X. 
 
 4.13. till we come in tlic unity of the X. of tlie Son 
 
 Phil. 1. 9. that your love may abound more in X. 
 3.8.1 count all things but loss for the X. of Christ 
 Col, 1.9.thatyemiglit be filled with the X. of his will 
 
 2. .3. in whom are hid the treasures of wisd. and X. 
 
 3. 10. put on the new man which is renewed in X. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 4. all men to come to the X. of the truth 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 7. never able to come to the X. of the truth 
 Heb. 10. 26. if we sin after we have received tlie X. 
 Jam. .3. 13. who is a wise man, and endued w’lth X. ? 
 
 1 Pet.3. 7. husbands dwell with them according to X. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. .3. thro’ the X. of him that hatli called us 
 5. add to virtue X. and to X. temperance . 
 
 8. nor unfruitful in the X. of our Lord ,les. Christ 
 
 3.18. grow in grace and in the X. ot our Lord Jesus 
 KNGWLLDGL e/Gcif. 
 
 Prov. 2. 5. then shalt thou find the X. of God 
 Eos. 4. 1. there is no truth, nor X. of God in the land 
 6. 6. desired the X. e/f/oi/more, than burnt-oflerings 
 Rom. 11. .3.3. the riches both of wisdom, and X. ofG. 
 
 i.*___ 1. /. nE f 2. J 
 
 I ^ \ f ig% • XX> ^ 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 34. for some have not the X. of God 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. high thing exalteth itself against X.e/G. 
 Col. 1. 10. and' increasing in the X. of God 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 2. peace be multiplied, thro’ the X. of God 
 KNOVVLLDGL of the Lord. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 22. that taught the good X. of the Lord 
 Isa. 11.9. the earth shall be full of the X. of the Lord 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. escaped pollutions thro’ tiieX. oj the L. 
 No KNOWLLDGE. 
 
 Deut. 1. 39. vour childr. which in that day had no X. 
 Psal. 14. 4. have the workers of iniquity 710 X. 53.4. 
 La. 5. 13. gone into captiv. because they have ho X. 
 45. 20. they liave no X. that set up their images 
 58. 3. we afflicted our soul, and thou takest 710 X. 
 Jer. 4. 22. but to do good, they have 7to X. 
 
 Without IvNOWLEDGE. 
 
 Nnm. 15. 24. committeti without X. ot the congregat. 
 Job .34. .‘ 5. .lob hath spoken zrfr/ioHr X. and wisdom 
 3.5. 16. he multiplieth words without X. 
 
 .36. 12. shall perish by sword, mu\ Am without k. 
 
 .38. 2. darkeneth counsel by words u ithout k. 42. .3 
 Prov. 19. 2. it is not good that the soul be without X. 
 KNOWN. 
 
 Gen. 24. 16. w’as a virgin, nor had any man X. her 
 Exod. 2. 14. Moses said, surely this thing is X. 
 
 21. 36. if it be X. that theox hath used to push 
 33. 16. for wherein shall it be X. here that I and 
 Lev. 4. 14. when tlie sin they have sinned is X. 
 
 5. 1. is a witness whether he hath seen oi'X. of it 
 Num. .31.17. kill every woman that hath X. man 
 Deut. 1. 1.3. take wjse men, and X. ainong tribes, 15 
 ^1.1. and it be not X. who hath slain him 
 Josh. 24. 31. and which had X. the works of the Ld. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 3. and it shall be X. to you why his hand 
 1 Kings 18. 36. let it beX. that thou art Godin Isr 
 Ezra '4. 12. be it X. to the king, 1.3.1 5. 8. 
 
 Neh. 4. 15. w hen enemies heard that it was X. to us 
 Euh. 2. 22. the thing was X. to Mordecai who told it 
 P.sai. 9.16. the f.ord is X. by the judgment which 
 31. 7. thou hast X. my soul in adversities 
 48. .3. God is X. in her palaces for a refuge 
 67. 2. that thy way may be X. on earth, thy health 
 69.19. thou hast X. my reproach and my shame 
 
 76. 1. in Judah is God X. his name is great in Isr. 
 
 77. 19. thy way in the sea, thy footsteps are notX. 
 
 78. 3. sayings of old, which we have heard and X. 
 
 79. 10. let him beX. among the heath, in our sight 
 88. 12. shall thy wonders be X. in the dark 
 
 91.14. set liim on high, because he hath X. my name 
 119. 79. those that have X. thy testimonies 
 152. 1 have X. of old thou hast tnund. them forever 
 139. 1.0 Lord, thou hast searc’nedme,and X. me 
 Prov. 10. 9. bat he that pervert, bis ways shall be X. 
 12.16. a fool’s wrath is presently X. but a prudent 
 20. 11. a child isX. by hisdoings whether ins w’ork 
 .31. 23. her husband is X. in the gates, when he sitt. 
 Eccl. 5. 3. a fool’s voice is X. by multitude of words 
 6. 10. and it is X. that it is man, nor may contend 
 Isa. 12. 5. excellent things, this isX. in all the earth 
 19. 21. and the Lord shall be X. to Egypt 
 61. 9. their seed shall be X. among the Gentiles 
 66.11. liand of the Lord shall beX. to his servants 
 Jer. 5. 5. for they have X. the way of the Lord 
 28. 9. then shall prophet be X. tlie Lord sent him 
 Ezek. 36. .32. saith the Lord God, be it X. to you, 
 .Jets 4. 10. I 1.3. 38. I 28. 28. 
 .38. 23. T will be X. in the eyes of many nations 
 Dan. 3. 18. l)ut if not, be it X. to thee, O king 
 4. 26. after thou shalt have X. the heavens rule 
 Amos 3.2. you only have IX. or all families of earth 
 Zech. 14. 7. aday which shall be X. to the Imrd 
 Mat. 12. 7. but if ye had X. what this meant 
 .33. the tree is X. by his fruit, Luke 6. 44. 
 
 24. 4.3. if the good man of house had X. Luke 12.39 
 Lukel.oO. if he were a prophet, he would have X 
 19. 42. saying, if thou hadst X. in this thy day 
 24. 35. how he was K. ot tliem in breaking of bread 
 Johnl. 4. he himself seeketh to be X. openly 
 8. 19. nor know me nor my Lather, if ye had X. me 
 ye should have X. my Lather also, 14. 7 
 
 10. 14. 1 Know my sheep, and am X. of mine 
 17. 7. now they have X. I18. and have X. surely 
 
 25. 1 have X. tliee, these have X. that thou sent me 
 18.15. that disciple which was X. to high-priest, 16 
 Acts 1. 19. and it was X. to all dwellers at Jems. 
 
 2. 14. be tliisX. unto you. and hearken to my w ords 
 9 24. but their laving await was X. of .'^aul 
 42. it was X. throughout all Joppa many believed 
 15? 18. X. unto God aie all liis works from bcgiim. 
 19. 17. this was X. to all the Jews and Greeks 
 22. 30. he would have X. the certainty, 23. 28. 
 Rom. 1. 19. because that which may be X. of Gotl 
 
 11. gL whohatliX. the mind of Lord, 1 C' r.2. 16. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 8. for had they X. it || 8. .3. same is X. ot him 
 
 13. 12. then shall I know, even as I also am X. 
 
 14. 7. how shall it be X. w hat is oiiied or harped 
 9. how shall it be X. what is spoken r 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 2. are our epistle X. and read of all men 
 
 5. 16. though we have X. Christ after the flesh 
 
 6. 9. as unknown and yet well X. as dying and 
 GaL 4. 9. after ye have X. God or are X. ot God 
 Eph. 3. 10. might be X. by church the wisd. of God 
 Phil. 4. 5. let your moderation be X. to all men 
 
 2 Ttm. 3. 10. thou hast fully X. my doctrine 
 15. from a child thou hast X. the holy scriptures 
 4. 17. that by me the preaching might be fully X. 
 
 1 Joint 2. 13. I write, because ye. have X. him, 14. 
 
 4. 16. we have X. and believed the love God hath 
 
 2 John 1. 1. and all them that have X. the truth 
 
 Made or 7 r 1 ade.it KNOWN. 
 
 Gen. 45.1. while.loseph Hcarfehimself X. to brethren 
 Neh. 9. 14. and modest k. to them thy holy sabbath 
 Psal, 98. 2. the Loid hath made X. Ins salvation 
 10.3. 7. he made k. his ways to Moses, his acts 
 Prov.\4. .33. that which is in the midst of fools istn.k. 
 22. 19. 1 have made X. to thee this day, even lo thee 
 Ezek. 20. 5. and made myself k- to tfiem, 9. 
 
 Dan. 2. 15. then Arioch made the thing X. to Daniel 
 17. Daniel made the thing X. to Dananiali 
 2.3. hast ma. X. tome, ma. X. to us the king’s matter 
 t 28. a God in heaven hath made k. to the king 
 45. the great God hath made X. to the king 
 Eos. 6. 9. liave I made k. that w hich shall surely be 
 Luke 2. 15. w hich the Lord hath made k. to us 
 17. had seen it, they made k. abroad the saying 
 John 15. 15. all that 1 heaid, I ha\e made k. to you 
 Acts 2.28. thou hast made X. to me the w aysot life 
 7. 13. at the second time .loseph was made k. to his 
 breth. and Joseph's kindred made X. to Pharaoh 
 PiOrn. 16.26. m. X. to all nations for obedience ot f. 
 E.ph. 1. 9. having Hi. X. to us the mystery of his will 
 3. .3. how by revelation he m. k. to me the mystery 
 Phil. 4. 6. let vour requests be made k. to (jod 
 2 Pet. 1, 16. when we ma. X. the coining of our Ld. 
 Make KNOWN. 
 
 Ku 7 r.. 12. 6.1 will make my self X. to him in a vision 
 1 .Vhhi. 28 . 15 . thou mayestw. X. to me what 1 shall do 
 1 Chr. 16.8. m. X. his deeds among people, Ps. 105.1. 
 17. 19. in makii,g k. all these great things 
 Psal. 78. 5. that they should make them k. 
 
 89.1. with my mouth wdll I make k. thy taithfuln. 
 li 6. 8. that he might rnake k. his mighty power 
 145. 12. to make X. to sons of men his mighty a 
 
 145. 12. to make X. to sons of men Ids mighty acts 
 Prov. 1.23. I will make k. my words to you 
 La. 38.19. the father lo children shall tn. X. thy truth 
 64. 2. to make thv name X. to thy adversaries 
 Ezek. 35. 11. I wall make myself X. among them 
 .39. 7. so will 1 make.my holy name X. in Israel 
 Don. 2. 25. found a man that will rnake X. to the king 
 26. art thou able to make X. to me the dream r 
 28. but the Lord maketh X. to the king, 29. 
 
 .30. shall make X. the interpretation, 5. 15, 16, 1'7. 
 Halt. .3.2.0 r.ord, in the midst of the years make X. 
 Rom. 9. 22. God willing to make his pow;er X. 
 
 23. that he might make X. the riches of his glory 
 Eph. 6.19. to make k. the mystery of the gospel 
 
 21. l ychicus shall make k, to you all things 
 Col. 1. 27. to whom G. will m. X. what is tlie riches 
 4.9. they shall tnake X. to you all things done her© 
 Not KNOWN. 
 
 Gen. 19.8. I have two daughters which have 7iot k. 
 
 man, Amw.31. 18, 35. Judg. 21.42, 
 41.21. it could 7iot be X. they had eaten them 
 31. and the plenty shall riot be X. in the land 
 Ezod. 6. 3. by my name Jehovah was 1 7iot X. 
 Deut. 11.2. with children whicn ha\e 7iot X. 31.1.3. 
 28. to go after gods whic h ye have 7ict X. 13. 6,13. 
 28. 36. neitlier thou nor thy' fathers have /■. 64. 
 Judg. 3.1. as many as had 7iot X. the wars of Canaan 
 
 16. 9. brake the withs, so his strength wasriorX. 
 Ruth .3. 3. but make not thyself X. to the man 
 14. let it 7iot be X. that a woman came in 
 ^ Sam. 17. 19. spread corn, and the thing was wor k. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 2. be not X. to be the wife of .leroboatn 
 Ps. 18. 43. people wliom 1 have 7iot X. shall serve me 
 
 77.19. way is in the sea, and thy footsteps are notk. 
 "iO. 6. pour wrath on heathen that have 7iot X. thee 
 95.10. and they have 7iot k. my ways, Uch. 3. 10. 
 147. 20. thy judgments, they have /wt k. them 
 Eccl. 6.5. he hath" not seen the sun, nor X. any thing 
 Isa. 40. 21. have ye 7iot X. ? H 28. liast thou not k. / 
 42. 16. lead them in paths that they have 7iot k. 
 
 44.18. they have 7tot k. nor understood, he. iiath shut 
 45! 4.1 surnamed thee, tho’ tliou hast 7u t k. me, 5. 
 Jer. 4. 22. my peoiile is foolish, they have 7wt k. me 
 Ezek. 32. 9. into c aintries v\ hich thou hast 7iot k. 
 Dan. 2. 5. if ye will 7wt make X. the dream, 9. 
 
 4.7. they did tiot make X. to me interpretation, 5.8. 
 TJos. 5. 4. and they have not k. the Lord 
 Nah. .3. 17. ftieir place is 7iot k. where they' are 
 Mat. 10. 26. fear them not, for there is notbinghid 
 that shall 7i( t be X. Luke 8. 17. I 12. 2. 
 12.16. they should tiot make him X Mark .3. 12. 
 J.uke 24. 18. a stranger, and hast 7iotk. these things 
 John 8.55. yet ye have not k. him, but 1 know Imn 
 11.9. so long time, and yet hast thou h. a‘. me, F tulip 
 
 16. 3. because they liave m t k. the Lather nor me 
 
 17. 25. O righteous I’ath. the world hatii n. tliee 
 Rom. 3. 17. the way of peace have they not X. 
 
 77.1 Iiad 7 tot X. sin but by the law, I had n. X. lust 
 Eph. 3. 5. which in other ages was riet made X. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 21. been better 7iot k. way ot righteousness 
 1 Johti~3. 6. the sinner ha'.h not seen 7wr X. him 
 Rev. 2 .24. v. liich have 7iot k. the depths ot Satan 
 
 L. 
 
 LABDUR . „ 
 
 Signifies, [1] Diligent rare attd pains, Prov. 14. 2.3. 
 j'cel 1 .3. [2] The increa.ie atni Jruit oJ labour, 
 Exod. 23. 16. Led. 2. 10. [31 The pnnps oi a wo¬ 
 man in child birth, Gen. :?5. U), 'p- ^ 
 
 done or performed hg lahonr, L.ccl. .. 11. IpJ ziii 
 
 iVoin 16. 6. [91 \hlige7itly and canfuliy to dis¬ 
 charge pastoral duties, 1 I im. 5. L . 
 
 I A IU)U It, 
 
 Gen. 31. 42. Go.l hath seen the /. of mv hands 
 . 35 . 16 . Uachel travailed and had hard /. I 7 . 
 
 Deut 20. 7 . the I^nl heard, and looked on our 1. 
 Neh. 5. 13. so God shake out every man from his t 
 
 267 
 
 I 
 
LAB 
 
 LAD 
 
 LAM 
 
 J‘>h 5. + 7- J’et man is born to 1. as sparks fly upward 
 3‘». 11. oi' uilt thou leave thy 1. to him 
 16. her /. is in vain witlioiit tear 
 Pial.'t'o. + 16. to know, it was 1. in mine eyes 
 7B. 46. he gave their /. to the locust 
 
 90.10. yet IS tlieir streimfh /. and sorrow, soon cut 
 
 104. 2.3. man goeth to his /. till the evening 
 
 105. 44. they inheritetl tlie /. ot' the people 
 107. 12. he brought down their heart with 1. 
 loy. 11. let the stranger spoil his /. 
 
 128. 2. thou shalt eat the 1. ot' thy hands 
 Prov. 10. 16. the /. ot the righteous tendeth to life 
 
 13. 11. he that gathereth by /. shall increase 
 
 14. 23. in all /. there is profit, but the talk of lips 
 Peel. 1.3. what profit hath a man of all his /. 
 
 8. all things are lull of 1. man cannot utter it 
 
 2.10. rejoiced in all my 1. my portion of all my /. 
 
 18. yea, 1 hated all my' /. which 1 had taken 
 
 19. yet shall he have rule over all mv /. 
 
 20. to cause niy heart to des|)air of tlie /. T took 
 
 21. for tliere is a man whose 1. is in w isdom 
 
 22. what hath man or all his /. under the sun? 
 
 24. make his soul enjoy good in /. 3. 13.1 5. 18. 
 
 4.8. yet there is no end of all his 1. nor eye satisfied 
 
 9. because they' have a good reward for their 1. 
 
 5. 15. nothing of his /. w hich he may' carry away 
 
 19. to rejoice in his /. this is the gift of (>od 
 o. 7- all the /. of man is for his mouth, and yet 
 
 8. 15. for that shall abide with him of his /. 
 
 9. 9. that is thy portion in thy /. under the sun 
 
 10. 15. the /. of the foolish wearieth every one 
 Jea. 45. 14. the /. of Fgypt shal 1 come over to thee 
 
 55. 2. w hy spend your /. for that wliich satisfi. not' 
 ■Jer. 3. 24. shame devoured the 1. of our fathers 
 
 20. 18. w herefore came 1 out of the womb to see 1. 
 Pzek. 23. 29. they shall take away all thy /. 
 
 29. 20. I have given him the land of Egypt for his 1. 
 llab. 3. 17. though the 1. of the olive should fail 
 Hag. 1. 11. a di ought on all the /. of tlie hands 
 JohiiA. 38. to reap that whereon ye bestowed no 1. 
 Rom. 16.6. greet iMary, who bestowed much /.on us 
 1 Vyr. 3.8. every man shall receive accord, to his 1. 
 
 15. 58. you know that your 1. is not in vain 
 ('a/.4.11.1 am afraid ofyou.lest 1 bestowed /.in vain 
 PhiL 1. 22. it 1 live in the flesh, this is fruit of my /. 
 
 2. 25, Kpaphroditus, my companion in /. brother 
 17Aej'.f.l.3.rememberingyour/.of love,and patience 
 2. 9. for ye remember, brethren, our /. and travail 
 3.5. tempter have tern pted you, and our /. be in va in 
 •2 i/ie.v.?. 3. 8. but wrought with /. and travail night 
 Heo. 6.10. not unrighteous to forget your /. of love 
 Rev. 2. 2. 1 know thy w'l rks, and /. and patience 
 LA HOUR, Verb. 
 
 E.Tod. 5. 9. more work, that tiiey may /. therein 
 
 20. 9. six flays shalt thou /. Devt. 5. 13. 
 
 Josh. 7.3. make not all the people to /. thither 
 
 24. 13. given you a land, for w hich he die! not /. 
 JSeh. 4.22. may be a guard to us, and /. on the day 
 ob 9. 29. It 1 be wickeil, wby then 1. 1 in vain ^ 
 PsaL\i‘i. 1. except the Lord build they /. in vain 
 144. 14. that our oxen may be strong to /. 
 
 Proi- 21. 25. the slothful, his hands refuse to /. 
 
 ...3. 4. 1. not to be rich, cease from thy own wisdom 
 Peel. 4. 8. nor saith lie, for w hom do 1 /. '/ 
 
 8 . 17. because tho’ a man /. to seek it out, not find it 
 
 r -• nV U * bitterly, /. not to comfort me 
 
 DD. ^3. they shall not /. in vain, nor brinL*' forth 
 
 Jer. 51. 58. and the people shall /. in vain 
 Pam. 5.5. under persecution we /. and have no rest 
 J/zc. 4.10. be in pain, and /. to bring forth, O Zion 
 Plab. 2. 13. that the people should /. in the fire 
 JUae. 11.28. come to me all ye that /. and are laden 
 John 6. 27. /. not for the meat that perishefh 
 Rom. 16. 12. and Tryphosa, who /. in the Lord 
 1 Cor. 4. 12. and /. working with our own hands 
 ■ . D. 9 heretore w e 1. to be accepted of liini 
 
 4. ah but rather L yorkinir m itli his hands 
 " Itereunto I also 1. striving according to 
 1 dhess. 0.12. to know' them which /. among x’ou 
 1 J fw. 4.10. therefore we both /. and suffer reproach 
 
 5.17. especially’ they that /. in word and doctrine 
 Ji.eb. 4.11. let us /. therefore to enter into that rest 
 
 , LA LOUR ED. 
 
 f 1 spears 
 
 Jo^ -0.18. that w Inch he /. for, sliall he restore 
 Pccl.P 11. 1 looked on the labour 1 had /. to do 
 
 19. have rule overall my labour wherein 1 have / 
 
 21. yet to a mar. flrat hath not /. therein 
 
 22. ot the vexation of his heart w herein he bath / 
 
 5.16. what profit hath he that hath /. for the w ind > 
 
 Jja.47. 12. with thy sorceries wherein thou hast/. 
 
 15. shall they be to thee with w-hom thou hast /. 
 
 49. 4. 1 said, 1 have /. in vain, spent my strength 
 62. 8. stranger not drink, for which thou hast / 
 Van. 6. 14. then the king /. to deliver Daniel 
 Jujmh 4.10. the gourd for w hich thou hast not / 
 John 4. 38. Other men /. and ve are entered into their 
 Rom. 16. 12. salute Persis, w ho /. much in the Lord 
 ’liore abundantly than they all 
 Phil. 2. 16. that 1 have not run nor /. in vain 
 yl. 3. help those that /. w ith me in the gospel 
 'Rev. 2. 3. hast borne, and for my name’s sake /, 
 
 , LABOURER. 
 
 Pnke 10. 7- for the /. is worthy of his hire 
 3 Itm. 5. 18. the /. is worthy of liis reward 
 , LABOURERS. 
 
 Alat. 9. 37. harvest plenteous, but /. few, /,?//el0.2. 
 .38. pray the Lore! that he will semi /. Lvle 10. 2. 
 
 20. 1. went out early to hire /. into his ^■ineyard 
 2. when he had agreed with the /. |l 8. call the /. 
 
 1 C'or._3. 9. for we are /. together with Ood 
 Jam. 5. 4. behold the hire of the /. that reaped 
 „ I-AROUREIH. 
 
 Prov. 16. 26. he that /. /. for himself 
 r,' " profit in that w herein be /. ? 
 
 1 16. submit to every one that helpeth and /. 
 
 lim. 2. 6. the husbandman that /. must be first 
 
 ^ ^ T,AB0UR1>:0. 
 
 Peel. 5. 12. the sleep of a /. man is sweet 
 
 ^'^^■* 20. 35. so /. ye ought to support the weak 
 I/,., • I*- /. for you in prayer, that ye 
 
 3 Ihess. 2. 9. /. night and day we pi eached to you 
 
 268 I 
 
 LABOURS. 
 
 Exod. 23.16. the first-fruits of thy 1. wlien thou hast 
 gathei ed in thy /. out of the field 
 Deut. 28. 33. and all thy /. shall a nation eat up 
 Prov. 5. 10. and thy /. be in the house of a stranger 
 Isa. 58. 3. in (lay of your fast you exact all your /. 
 .ter. 20. 5. 1 will deliver all their /. to their enemies 
 llos. 12. 8. in my /. shall they find no iniquity in me 
 Hag. 2. 17. I smote you in all the /. of your hands 
 J'hn 4. .38. and ye are entered into their /. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 5. in tumults, in /. in watchings, in fastings 
 
 10. 15. not boasting of other men's /. 
 
 11. 23. in /. moreabund. in stripes above measure 
 Rev. 14. 13. that they may rest from their /. 
 
 . I.AC E. 
 
 Exod. 28.28. shall bind the breast-plate with /. of blue 
 .37. and thou shall put it on a blue /. 
 
 39. 31. and they tied to it a /. of blue to fasten it 
 1.ACK, ^nb.iiantiie. 
 
 Cen. 18. 28. wilt thou destioy all for /. of five ? 
 Exod. 16.18. that gathered little had no /. 2 C'er.8.15. 
 Job 4. 11. the old lion jierisheth for /. of prey 
 
 38. 41. w hen his young ojies wandei' for /. of meat 
 Hos. 4. 6. my peo. are destroyed for /. of knowledge 
 Phil. 2. 30. his life to suiiply your /. of serviie 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 12. and that ye ma\' have /. of notliing 
 
 LA (' 1\, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 18. 28. if there shall /. five of the fifty 
 Deut. 8. 9. thou shalt not /. any thing in it 
 Psal. 34. 10. the young lions do /. and suffer hunger 
 Prov. 28. 27. tliat giveth to the poor shall not /. 
 Eccl. 9. 8. and let thy head /. no ointment 
 Mat. 19. 20. these things have 1 kept, what /. T yet ? 
 Jam. 1. 5. if any ofyou /. wisdom, let him ask of God 
 LACKED. 
 
 Devt. 2. 7- T-d. been with thee, thou hast /. nothing 
 
 2 t<am. 2. .30. tliere /. of David's serv. nineteen men 
 1 Kings 4. 27. officers provided victual, they /. noth. 
 
 11. 22. but what hast thou /. with me '! 
 
 Neh. 9. 21. thou didst sustain them, they /. nothing 
 Luke 8. 6. it withered away, because it7. moisture 
 22. .35. 1 sent you without purse, /. 3’e any thing.-' 
 Jets 4. .34. nor was there any among them that /. 
 
 1 Cor. 12.24. given more honour to that iiart which /. 
 Phil. 4. 10. ye were careful, but /. opportunity 
 
 LA CREST. 
 
 Mark 10. 21. but one thing thou /. Luke 18. 22. 
 i.ACKE’lH. 
 
 iSum. 31. 49. and there /. not one man of us 
 
 2 Kam. 3. 29. let there not fail one that /. bread 
 Prov. 6. .32. committeth adultery, /. understanding 
 
 12. 9. than be that honoureth himself, and /. bread 
 2 Pet. 1. 9. but he that /. these things is blind 
 
 T.ACKIRG. 
 
 I.ev. 2. 13. nor shalt thou suffer salt to be /. 
 
 22. 23. not offer a lamb that hath any thing /. 
 Judg. 21. .3. that there should be one tribe /. in Israel 
 1 Kam. .30. 19- and there was nothing /. to them 
 Jer. 2.3. 4. they shall fear no more, nor shall be /. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 17. for that w Inch was /. the^’ supplied 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 9. what was /. tome the brethren supplied 
 1 I'hess. 3. 10. might perfect what is /. in your faith 
 
 LAD, S, 
 
 Signifies, A boy, or one young in years, Gen. 21. 
 12, 17. It is applied, [1] 'Jo one uho teas seven¬ 
 teen years old, Gen. .37. 2. [2] 'Jo a married 
 man, Gen. 43. 8. compared with 46. 21. [3] 
 To a servant, 1 .“'am. 20. .36. 
 
 Gen. 21. 12. let it not be grievous because of the /. 
 
 17. and God heard the v oice of the /. 
 
 18. arise, lift up the /. H 19. she gave the /. drink 
 20. God was with tlie /. and he grew and dwelt 
 
 22. 5. I and the 1. will go yonder and worship 
 12. he said, lay not thine hand upon the /. 
 
 .37. 2. the /. was with the sons of Billiah 
 
 43. 8. send the /. with me, and we will arise and go 
 
 44. 22. we said, the /. cannot leave his father 
 
 30. my father, and the /. be not with us, 31, .34. 
 
 his life is bound up in the /. life 
 32. thy servant became surety for the /. 
 
 .33. abide instead of the /. let the /. go up 
 48. 16. the Angel who redeemed me, bless the /. 
 .Judg. 16. 26. Samson said to the /. that held him 
 
 1 Ksam. 20. 21. and behold I will send a /. saying, go 
 .36. .lonathan said to the /. run, as the /. ran 
 .37. .lonathan cried after the /. make speed, .38. 
 
 39. but the/, knew not any thing, only David 
 
 40. .lonathan gave his artillery to his/. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 18. a /. saw- them and fold Absalom 
 John 6. 9. there is a /. here hath five barley loaves 
 
 LADDER. 
 
 Gen. 28. 12. Jacob dreamed, and behold a /. set up 
 LADE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To lay on a burden, Keh. 4. 17. I 
 > 13. 15. [2] To oppress, 1 Kings 12. 11. [.3] To 
 impose the performance of unnecessary traditions, 
 or strict injunctions, over and abo'ie uhat the 
 law requires, Luke 11. 46. [4] J'o he burdened 
 not with the sense, hut with the guilt and bond¬ 
 age, of sin, Isa. 1. 4. [5] To be sensible of and 
 mourn under the burden of sin, liiat. 11. 28. 
 
 Ihat ladeth himself with thick clay, liab. 2. 
 
 6. that burdens and dejiies him.’elf with amassed 
 treaswes, gotten hy extortion and oppression. 
 
 Gen. 45.17. /. your beasts and go to land of Canaan 
 Lev. CQ. + 16. /. themselves with the iniquity 
 1 Kings 12. 11. my father did /. you with a'yoke 
 Luke 11. 46. for ye /. men with grievous bui iiens 
 ^ LADED. 
 
 Gen. 42. 26. they /. their asses with the com, 44.13. 
 Keh. 4. 17. those that /. wrought in the work 
 xlctsQ8. 10. they /. us with such things as necessary 
 ^ LADER. 
 
 Gew.45.2.3. sent ten a.sses /. with good thingsof Fgj'pt 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 20. .lesse took an ass /. w ith bread 
 Jsa. 1.4. a people /. with iniquity, seed of evil doers 
 Mat. 11.28. come, all ye that labour and are heavy /. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 6. silly women, /. w ith sins, led awa\ w ith 
 
 .LADEIU. 
 
 Ilab. 2. 6. woe to him that /. himself with thick clay 
 J.ADIRG. 
 
 Ke/i. 13. 15. 1 saw some on tlie sabbath /. asses 
 
 LADING. 
 
 Aets 27. 10. much damage not only of /. and shit* 
 LADY. ^ 
 
 Isa. 47. 5. shall no more be called a/, of kingdoms 
 
 7. and thou saidst, I shall be a /. for ever 
 2 John 1. the elder to the elect /. and her children 
 
 5. now 1 beseech, thee, /. that we love one another 
 J.ADIE.S. 
 
 Judg. 5.29. wise /. answered her, yea, she returned 
 Esth. 1.18. likew ise shall /. of Persia and Media say 
 LAID, see after Lay. 
 
 LAKE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A large place full of water encompass¬ 
 ed with land, Luke 5. 1, 2. ['2] Hell, Rev. 19. 
 20.1 20. 10. 
 
 Luke 5. 1. Jesus stood by the /. of Gennesaret 
 2. and saw two ships standing bv the/. 
 
 8. 22. let us go over to the other side of the /. 
 
 23. there came down astoim of w ind on the /. 
 
 .33. herd ran violently down a steep place into 1. 
 
 Rev. 19. 20. these tiofh were cast into a /. of fire 
 
 20.10. devil was cast into /. of fire and brimstone 
 
 14. death and bell were cast into the /. of fire 
 
 15. was not found in the book of life,cast info 1. 
 
 21. 8. murderers have their part in the /. burueth 
 
 LA .MB 
 
 Signifies, A sheep under a year old, of a meek, 
 gentle, and tractable nature, which is useful for 
 food and clothing, and under the law was used for 
 sacrifice, particularly in the passover, Gen. 21 
 28. Exod. 12. .3, 5. Prov. 27. 26. To which are 
 compared, [1] Christ Jesus, uho was typified by 
 the lamb in the passover, and became a sacrifice 
 for pn, John 1. 29. Rev. 5. 6, 8. [2] xlll true 
 Christians, who are humble, meek, and tractable, 
 Isa. 11.6. John 21. 15. [3J An innocent, inoffen¬ 
 sue, and harmless teacher, who had done nothing 
 to merit the crueltyand barbarity of his enemies, 
 and was as ignorant of their inhuman devices 
 against him, as a lamb is of the design of such as 
 lead it to the slaughter, J er. 11. J 9. [4] A man's 
 wife, 2 Sam. 12. .3, 4. [5] Antichrist, who by his 
 pardons and indulgences pre.'umptuously assumes 
 the power and prerogative of Christ Jesus the Lamb 
 of God, Rev. 13. 11. 
 
 Gen. 22.7- but w here is the /. for a burnt-offering 
 8. my son, God w ill provide himself a /. 
 
 Exod. 12.3. they shall take to them every man a /. 21. 
 
 5. your /. shall be without blemish, a male 
 
 13. 13. an ass shalt thou redeem with a /. 34. 20. 
 29. 39. one/, thou shalt offer in the morning, and 
 
 the other /. shalt offer at evening, 41. Kum. 28. 4, 
 40. with a /. a tenth deal of flour mingled, A ww/i 
 
 r o .. -ri rr , -«-,21, 29. I 29. 4. 10,15! 
 
 Lev. 3. 7. if he offer a /. 4. .32. I 5. 6. | 22. 2.3. | 23. 12. 
 
 4. .35. he shall tak* aw ay the fat, as the tat of'a /! 
 
 5. 7- if be be not able to bring a /. 12. 8. 
 
 9. 3. take a /. of the first year without blemish 
 
 14.10. Kum. 6. 12. I 7. 15, 2l! 
 
 14. 12. the priest shall take the /. and offer him 
 
 I. 3. slay tlie /. 25. || 24. /. of trespass-offering 
 
 17- .3. that killefh an ox, ora /. or goaf in the camo 
 2.3. 12. shall offer a /. without blemish 
 Num. ft. 14. he shall off er one he-/, of first vear for a 
 burnt-offering, ewe-/, of first year for a'sin-off'er. 
 
 15. 5. shalt iirepare with the sacrifice for one / 
 
 II. thus done for one /. 28. 7,13.14. Ezek. 46.15. 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 9. Samuel off ered a sucking /. to the Lord 
 17- 34. there came a lion and bear and took a /. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. took the poor man’s /. and dressed it 
 
 6. and he shall restore the /. four fold 
 
 Isa. 11. 6. tl.e wolf also shall dwell with the /. 
 
 16. K send ye the /. to the ruler of the land 
 
 53.7. w as brought as /. to the slaughter, Jer. 11.10. 
 
 65. 25. the wolf and the /. shall feed together 
 
 66. 3. that sacrificeth a /. as if he cut off'dog’s neck 
 Ezek. 45. 15. one /. out of flock fora peace-offering 
 
 46. 13. a /. of the first year thou shall prepare 
 Hos. 4.16. Ld. w ill feed them as /. in aLrge place 
 John 1. 29. behold /. of God that takes aw av sin, 36. 
 Acts 8. 32. like a /. dumb before the shearer 
 1 Pet. 1. 19. as of a /. without blemish and spot 
 Rev. 5. 6. in the midst of the eldeis stood a /. slain 
 
 8. the four beasts fell down before the /. 
 
 12. saying, worthy is the /. that was slain 
 
 13. honour, glory, and pow er, be to the /. for ever 
 
 6. 1. 1 saw; when the /. opened one of the seals 
 
 16. ami hide us from the wrath of the /. that sits 
 7- 9. a great multitude stood before /. clothed 
 
 10. sav ing, salvation to our God and to the /. 
 
 14. and made th^m white in the blood of the /. 
 
 17. for the /. shall feed and lead them to fountains 
 12. 11. thej- overcame him by the blood of the /. 
 
 13.8. the /. slain from the fou'ndation of the world 
 
 11. he had two horns like a /. and spake as dragon 
 14.1. 1 looked, and lo, a /. stood on the mount .Sion 
 
 4. these are they that follow the /. whithersoever 
 
 10. tormented in the presence of angels and the /. 
 
 15. 3. they sing the song of IMoses and song of the /! 
 
 17. 14. war w ith the /. and the /. shall overcome 
 19.7- for the marriage of the /. is come, and his wife 
 
 9. that are called to the marriage-supper of the /. 
 
 21. 9. 1 will shew thee the bride, the /. wife 
 14. the names of the twelve apostles of the /. 
 
 22. God .Almighty and the /. are the temple of it 
 
 23. God did lighten it, and the /. is light thereof 
 27. but they who are written in the /."book of life 
 
 22. 1. proceeding out of throne of God and of / 3 
 
 LAMBS. 
 
 Gen. .30. 40. and Jacob did separate the /. 
 
 .33. t 19. Jacob bought it fer K'O /. .Tosh. 24. + .32. 
 yum. 7.87. rams twelve, /. of the first year twelve 
 88. sixty /. !' 29. 13. fourteen /. 17, 2d, 23. 
 
 29.18. drink-offerings for the bullocks, /. and rams 
 Deut. 32. 14. milk ot sheep, w ith tat of /. and rams 
 
 1 iiam. 15. 9. but .<aul spared the best of the /. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 4. Moab renoered to Israel l(X',(XO /. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 21. they offered to the L. a thousand /. 
 
 2 Chroit. 29. 22. priests killed /. and sprinkled blood 
 32. the number of burnt-offerings two hundred/, 
 
 35. 7. Josiah gave to the jieople /. and kids 
 Ezra 7- 17- that thou maytst buy speedily /. 
 
LAM 
 
 LAN 
 
 Fsal. 37. 20. the wicked shall be as the fat of I. 
 
 114.4. mountains skipped, little hills skipped like 1. 
 
 6. ye little hills that skipped like /. 
 
 Prov. 27. 26. /. are for thy clothina, and goats 
 J.sa. 1. 11. 1 deliiiht not in the blood of 1. or goats 
 
 5.17. then shall the 1. feed after their manner 
 
 34. 6. the sword of the Lord tilled with Idood of/. 
 40. n. he shall gather the 1. with his arm, carry 
 
 Jer. 51. 40. 1 will bring them like /. to slaughter 
 Ezek. 27. 21. Arabia occupied with thee in 1. 
 
 30. 18. ye shall drink the blood of /. and rams 
 46. 4. in the sabbath six 1. || 6. in new moons six 1. 
 
 5. and meat-offering for the /. as able to gi\ e, 7• 
 Amos 6. 4. and eat the 1. out of the flock, and calves 
 ImJce 10. 3. 1 send you forth as 1 . among wolves 
 Jo/in 21. 15. Jesus saith to Peter, feed my /. 
 l ive LAiMBS. 
 
 Enm.J. n.jivel.of the first year, 23,29, 35,41,47. 
 iieven LAINlH.S. 
 
 Gen. 21.28. Abraham set seven ewe-/, by themselves 
 29. whatmean these seven ewe-/, set by themselves 
 .30. these seven ewe-/, thou shalttake of my hand 
 Lev. 23. 18. ye shall offer with the bread seven!. 
 JSinm. 28.11. ye shall offer seven 1. of the first year 
 without spot, 19. 27. I 29. 2, 8, 36. 
 Cl. a tenth deal throughout seven /. 29. | 29. 4, l(t. 
 
 2 Vhr. 29. 21. they brought /. for a sin-offer. 
 Ttvo lambs. 
 
 Exod.QQ. 38. two /.of the first year offer, Kivm. 28. 3. 
 Lev. 14. 10. on the eighth day he shall take two 1. 
 
 23.19. then ye shall sacrifice two 1 . of the first year 
 'Num. 28.9. and on the sabbath two 1. of the first year 
 LAME 
 
 Signifies, One that is tnaimed or enfeebled in his 
 limbs, Prov. 26. 7. And is taken, (1.) Corporally, 
 and that either by accident or birth, 2 .Sam. 4. 4. 
 Acts 3.2. (II.) Eiguratively, [1] For idols, 2 
 Sam. 5. 6. [2] The weakest or meanest, Isa. 3.3. 
 
 2.3. (HI.) Spiritually,/or such as are halting in 
 their minds between two opinions, 11 eb. 12. 1.3. 
 
 Lev. 21.18. a blind or /. man shall not approach 
 Dent. 15. 21. if it be /. thou shaltnot sacrifice it 
 2 Sam. 4. 4. .lonath. had a son /. of his feet, 9. 3,13. 
 
 5. 6. except thou take away the blind and tiie /. 
 
 8. whosoever smiteth the 1. and the blind 
 
 19. 26. that 1 ma3’ ride, because tliy servant is /. 
 
 Job 29. 15. 1 w'as eyes to the blind, feet to the /. 
 Prov. 26. 7. the legs of the /. are not equal, so is 
 ikfl.33.23. thenisiirey divided, the/. take the prey 
 
 35. 6. then shall the /. man leap as an hart 
 Jer. 31. 8. bring with them the blind and the /. 
 
 Mai. 1.8. if ye offer the /. for sacrifice, is it not evil ? 
 
 13. and ye brought that which was torn and 1. 
 
 11. 5. the/. w alk, 15.31.121.14. Lnle'1.1". 
 Luke 14. 13. call the poor, the /. and the blind 
 Acts 3. 2. a certain man, /. from womb, was carried 
 11. and as the /. man held Peter and John 
 
 8.7. many with palsies and that were /. were healed 
 lleb. 12.13. lest the /. be turned out of the way 
 LAMENT. 
 
 Jndg. 11.40. the daughters of Israel went yearly to /. 
 Isa. 3. 26. and her gates shall /. and mourn 
 19. 8. the fishers also shall mourn and /. 
 
 32.12. they shall/, for the teats an<l jileasant fields 
 Jer. 4. 8. tor this /. and howl, for the anger of Lord 
 
 16. 5. neither go to 1. nor bemoan them, 6. 
 
 22. 18. they shall not/, for him, saying, ah. Lord 
 34.5. they will 1. thee, saying, ah. Lord 
 49. 3. ye daughters of Kabbah, /. and run 
 Lam. 2. 8. he made the rampart and the wall to/. 
 Ezek. 27.32. thej' shall /. over l yrus, saying, wdiat 
 32. 16. the daughters of the nations shall 1. her 
 Joel 1.8. /. like a virgin girded with sackcloth 
 
 13. gird yourselves,'and /. ye priests, howd 
 Mic. 2. 4. /. with a doleful lamentation and song 
 John 16. 20. verily 1 say, ye shall weep and /. 
 
 Eev. 18. 9. the kings of the eaith shall 1. Babylon 
 LAMENTED. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.19. people /. because the Lord had .smitten 
 
 7. 2. all the house of Israel /. after the Lord 
 25. 1. all the Israelites /. .Samuel, 28. 3. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 17. David /. over Saul and Jonathan 
 
 3. .33. the king /. over Abner and said 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 25. and Jerendah 1. foi' Josiah 
 Jer. 16. 4. they shall die and not be /. 25. 33. 
 
 Mat. 11. 17. we mourned to j'Ou,butye havenot/. 
 Luke 23. 27. and a great company of people /.Jesus 
 LAMENTA BLE. 
 
 Dan. 6. 20. the king cried w’ith a /. voice to David 
 LAM EN'['AT ION 
 
 Signifies, [1] Mourning, bemoaning, and bewailing, 
 Jer. 31. 15. [2] Songs of lamentation, 2 Chron. 
 35. 25. [3] Such dreadful judgments as would 
 cause most bitter lamentation, Ezek. 2. 10. [4] 
 
 'The title of a hook, the subject whereof is lamenta¬ 
 tion, 2 Chron. 35. 25. 
 
 Gen. 50. 10. there they mourned vvith a sore /. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 17. and David lamented with this /. 
 
 Psal. 78. 64. and their widows made no /. 
 
 Jer. 6. 26. wallow thyself in ashes, make bitter /. 
 
 7. 29. and take up a /. on the high places 
 
 9. 10. for the habitations of w'ilderness a /. 
 
 20. and teach every one her neighbour /. 
 
 31.15. in Ramah 1. ancl wee|>ing. Mat. 2. 18. 
 
 48. 38. there shall be /. generally on the tops 
 Lam. 2. 5. Lord hath increased mourning and /. 
 Ezek. 19. 1. take thou up a /. for the princes 
 
 14. this is a /. and shall be for a /. 
 
 26.17. they shall take up a /. for Tjtus, 27. 2, 32. 
 28. 12. take up a /. upon the king of Tyrus 
 32. 2. son of man take up a/, for Pharaoh, 16. 
 Amos 5. 1. a /. against you, () house of Israel 
 
 16. shall call such as are skilful of /. to w ailing 
 8.10. and 1 will turn all your songs into /. 
 
 Mic. 2. 4. and lament with a doleful 1. 
 
 Acts8. 2. and made great /. over .Steplien 
 
 lame;n'i'ati()n.s. 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 25. the singers spake of Josiah in their 
 /. and behold, they are, written in the /. 
 Ezek. 2. 10. there was written therein /. mourning 
 
 . . . lamp 
 
 Signifies, [1] A light made with oil in a proper 
 
 LAN 
 
 vessel, L Sam. 3. 3. [2] A sincere profession of 
 religion^ flowing from an tnwardprinciple oj hoh- 
 ness. Mat. 25. 4.' [.3] A form of godliness, without 
 saving faith and true repentance. Mat. 25. 3. [4] 
 
 A son, or successor, who preserves one name and 
 memory from being extinguished and forgotten, 1 
 Kings 15. 4. Psal. 1.32. 17- [5] Outward pros¬ 
 perity, Prov. 1,3. 9. I 20. 20. It is spoken, [1] 
 Of God, who enlightens, directs, and comj'orts his 
 people, 2 Sam. 22. 29. [2] Of his word, which 
 affords direction and comfort in all doubts, dijji- 
 culties, and distresses, Psal. 119. 105. 
 
 Gen. 15.17. a burning /. that passed betw'een pieces 
 Exod. 27. 20. to cause" the /. to burn aUvays 
 
 1 Sam. 3.3. ere /. went out, Samuel was laid to sleep 
 
 2 6a/n.21.117. thatthou quench not the /. ot Israel 
 22. 29. thou art my /. O Lord, Lord will lighten 
 
 1 Kings 11. t.36. David my servant may have a /. 
 15. 4. for David’s sake Cod gave him a /. in Jerus. 
 Job 12. 5. is as a /. despised in the tlioughtof him 
 18. t 6. wicked man's /. put out, 21. t 17. 
 
 29. + 3. when his /.shined on my head 
 Psal. 18. + 28. for thou wilt light my /. 
 
 119. 105. thy word is a /. to my feet, and a light 
 1.32, 17. 1 have ordained a /. tor mine anointed 
 Prov. 6.23. for commandment is a /. the law is light 
 13. 9. the /. of the wicked shall be tmt out 
 20. 20. whocurseth his father, his /. shall be put out 
 t 27. the spirit of man is the /. ot the Lord 
 Isa. 62.1. salvation thereof as a /. that burneth 
 Rev. 8.10. a great star burning as it were a /. 
 LAMP.S. 
 
 Exod. 25. .37. they shall light the /. thereof, 40. 4. 
 
 30. 7. when he dresseth the /. burn incense on it 
 8. when Aaron lighteth the /. ateven, burn incense 
 
 .35. 14. and his /. with the oil tor the light 
 
 39. 37. and they brought the /. to Moses 
 
 40. 25. he lighted the 1. before the L. JSum. 8. 2, 3. 
 Lev. 24. 2. /. to burn continually, 2 Chron. 13. 11. 
 
 4. order the /. i| Eum.A. 9. and cover his /. 
 Judg.'i. 16. he put /.within the pitchers 
 20. and held the /. in their left hand, and bum pets 
 1 Kings 7.49. he made /. of gold, 2 Chr. 4. 20, 21. 
 JoA 41.19. out of his mouth go burning /. and sparks 
 Ezek. 1. 1.3. W'as like the appearance of/. 
 
 Dan. 10. 0. body like beryl, and his eyes as /. of fire 
 Mat. 25. 1. ten virgins which took their /. .3. 4. 
 
 7. those virgins arose, and trimmed their /. 
 
 8. give us of your oil, for our /. are gone out 
 
 Seven I.AMPS. 
 
 Exod. 25. .37. thou shall make i\\e. seven 1. thereof 
 .37. 23. he made his seven 1. of pure gold 
 Num. 8. 2. the seven 1. shall eive light over against 
 Zech. 4. 2. and behold a candlestick and seven 1. 
 Rev. 4. 5. there were seven 1. of fire burning before 
 LANCE. 
 
 Jer. 50. 42. they that hold the /. are cruel, will not 
 LANCETS. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 28. cut themselves with /. till blood 
 LAND 
 
 Signifies [1] The whole continent of the earth, as 
 distinguished from sea. Mat. 2.3. 15. [2] One par¬ 
 ticular country. Mat. 9. 26. [.3] Arable ground, 
 Gen. 26. 12. [4] 'L'he inhabitants of a country, 
 Isa. .37. 11. [5] A certain possession, 2 Sam. 19. 
 29. Acts 4. 37. 
 
 Gen. 2. 12. and the gold of that /. is good 
 
 10.11. out of that /. went foi th Ashur 
 
 12.1. get thee into a /. 1 will shew thee, Acts1[. 3. 
 1.3. 6. anil the /. was not able to bear them 
 
 9. is not the whole /. before thee, separate 
 17.8. 1 will givetheeand seed the/.28. 13. 1.35.12. 
 20. 15. behold, my /. is before thee, dwell w'here 
 
 24. 37. of the Canaanite, in whose /. 1 dwell 
 
 26.12. Isaac sowed in that /. and received in year 
 47. 20. bought the /. so the /. became Pharaoh’s 
 
 22. only the /. of tlie pi iests bought he not 
 Exod. 8. 24. the /. was corrupted by the flies 
 
 10. 15..so that the /. was darkened, and they eat 
 
 20. 12. that thy days may be long upon the /. 
 
 Lev. 16. 22. goat bear iniquities into /. not inhabited 
 
 18. 25. and the /. is defiled, therefore, 27. 
 
 28. that the /. spue not you out also, 20. 22. 
 
 25. 2. then shall the /. keep a sabbath, 26. .34. 
 
 2.3. the /. shall not be sold, for the /. is mine 
 
 26. 4. the /. shall yield her increase, 25. 19. 
 
 .38. the /. of vour enemies shall eat you up 
 
 42. and 1 will remember the /. 
 
 43. the /. also shall be left of (hem, and enjoy 
 Num. 1.3. 18. see the /. what it is, and the people 
 
 32. the /. is a /. that eateth up the inhabitants 
 
 14. 2.3. surely they shall not see the /. 1 sware to 
 24. my servant Caleb will 1 bring to the /. 
 
 15. 2. when ye be come into the /. of your habita¬ 
 
 tion, 18. Dent. 17. 14. I i8. 9. 1 26. 1. 
 
 21. .34. delivered into thy hanil his /. Deut. .3. 2. 
 .32.4. the country the Lord smote is a /. tor cattle 
 .35. .3.3. for blood defileth the /. and the /. cannot 
 
 Deut. 1. .36. to him will 1 give the /. he hath 
 2. 20. that was accounted a /. of giants, 3. 13. 
 
 8. 8. a /. of w heat, and barley, and vines 
 
 9. /. wherein eat bread, /. w hose stones are iron 
 
 9. 28. was not able to biingthem into the /. 
 
 10.7. to Jotbath, a /. of rivers of waters 
 
 11. 12. a /. which the I ord thy (^)od careth for 
 
 29. 23. the whole /. thereof is brimstone and salt 
 28. cast them into another /. as at this day 
 
 32.10. he found him in a desert /. and in wilderness 
 
 4.3. he will be merciful to his /. and people 
 .33.1.3. he said, blessed of the Lord be his /. 
 
 .34. 1. and the Lord shewed him all the /. 
 
 Josh. 2. 1. sent two men, saying, go view the /. 
 
 9. the Lord hath given you the /. 21. 43. 
 
 11. 16. Joshua took all that /. the hills, 23. 
 
 14.15. and the /. had rest from w ar 
 2-i. 1.3. given you a /. for w;hich ye did not labour 
 Judg. .3. 11. (he /. had rest forty years, 5. 31. 
 
 .30. and the /. had rest fourscore years 
 11. 12. thou art come to fight against me in my /. 
 18.1(1. when ye go ye shall come to a large /. 
 
 .30. till theday of the captivity of the /. 
 
 1 Sam. 14.29. my father hath troubled the /. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.11. is not this David the king of the 1.? 
 
 2 Sarn. 3.12. Abner sent. Sayings w hose is the i.T 
 9. 7. I will restore tlieeall the /. of Saul 
 
 21. 14. (iod was entreated for the /. 24. 25. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 13. and he called them the /.of Cabul 
 11. 18. appointed him victuals and gave him /. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 3. went to cry to the king for her /. 
 
 6. since the day that sheleftthe /.even till now 
 
 17. 26. the manner of the (iod of (he /. 27- 
 
 18. ,32. take you to/, of corn and wine, Isa. 36. IT 
 33. any god delivered his /. Isa. .36. 18. 
 
 21. 8. move any more out of the 1. 2 Chr. .33. 8. 
 
 24.7. the king of Egypt catne no more out of his/. 
 
 25.12. left of the poor of the 1. Jer. 52. 16. 
 
 1 Chron. A. 41). and the /. w as w ide, and ciuiet 
 
 7. 21. men of Gath, wdio were born in that /. 
 
 2 Chron.1. 20. 1 will pluck them up out of my /. 
 
 14. 7. make walls, wtiile the /. is yet befoie us 
 .34. 8. when he had (turged the /. and the house 
 
 Ezra 9.12. that ye may eat the good of /. Isa. 1. 19v 
 Nell. 5. 16. work of wall, nor bought we any 1. 
 
 9. .36. f r the /. behold we are servants in it 
 Job 3]. .38. if m3' /.cry against me, or furrows 
 37. 1.3. whether for correction, or liis /. or mercy 
 .39. 6. and the barren /. his dwellings 
 Psal. 10. 16. the heathen are perished out of his /. 
 42. 6. remember thee from the/, of Jordan 
 44. .3. for they got not the /. in possession 
 52. 5. and root tliee out of the /. of the living 
 80. 9. to take deep root, and it filled the /. 
 
 101. 6. mine eyes shall be on the faithful of the/* 
 
 8. I will destroy all the wicked of the/. 
 
 105. 16. he called for a famine on the /. 
 
 30. the /. biought forth frogs in abuntlance 
 
 106. 24. yea, they despised (he pleasant /. 
 
 38. and the/, was polluted with blood 
 
 107. .34. he turneth the fruitful /. into barrenness- 
 143. 6. my soul thirsts after thee as a thirsty 1. 
 
 10. lead me into the /. of uprightness 
 
 Prov. 12.11. that tilleth his /. shall be satisfied, 28.19. 
 28. 2. for the (1 ansgression of a/, many princes 
 Eccl. 10.16. w oe to thee, O /. w hen thy king is a child 
 
 17. blessed art thou, O /. when thy king is son 
 Isa. 5. 30. if one look unto the /. behold soi row 
 
 7. 16. the/, that thou abhorrest shall be forsakec. 
 
 24. because all /. shall become briers and thorns 
 9- 1. /. ofZebulun,/. ofNaphtali, Mat. A. 15. 
 
 19. tlirough the w rath of the Lord is / darkened 
 
 I, 3. 5. they come to destroy the whole /. 
 
 II. 25. I will break the Assyrian in my /. 
 
 18. 1. woe to the /. shadowing with wings ! 
 
 2. whose /. the rivers have spoiled, 7. 
 
 19. 24. shall be a blessing in the midst of the /. 
 
 21. 1. conieth from the desert, from a terrible /. 
 
 23. 1. from the /. of (Jhittim it is revealed 
 
 24. 3. the /. shall be utterly emptied and spoiled 
 
 11. joy is darkened, the mirth of the /. is gone 
 .30. 6. into the /. of trouble and angiush 
 
 32. 2. as the shadow of a gi eat rock in a weary L 
 
 1.3. on the /. of my people shall come thorns 
 .3.3.17. and behold the /. that is ver3' far off 
 .34. 9. tiie /. thereof shall become burning pitch 
 .35. 7. and the thirsty /. springs of w ater 
 
 49. 12. and lo, these from the /. of Sinim 
 19. the /. of thy destruction be too narrow 
 
 53.8. be was cut offoutof the /. of the living 
 Jer. 1. 18. an iron pillar against the whole/. 
 
 2. 2, wentest after me, in a /. that was not sown 
 
 6. led us through a /. of deserts, a /. of drought 
 
 7. when he entered, ye defiled my /. .3. 9. 
 
 15. the young lions made his /. waste 
 
 ,3. 19. how shall I give thee a pleasant /. ? 
 
 4. 20. the whole /. is spoiled, suddenly are 
 
 5. 19. serve strangers in a /. that is not 3 0urs 
 
 6. 8. lest 1 make thee a /. not inhabited 
 
 8. 16. the whole /. trembled at the sound 
 
 9.12. for what the /. perisheth and is burnt 
 19. because w'e have forsaken the /. 
 
 11. 19. let us cut him off from the /. of the living 
 
 12. 4. how long shall the /. mourn, herbs wither r 
 
 12. from one end of the /. even to the other 
 
 15. I will bring again every man to his /. 
 
 16. 15. brouglit Israel from /. of the north, .31. 16, 
 18. liecause they have defiled my/, (hey filled 
 
 17.6. inhabit wilderness in asalt/. not inhabited 
 22.27. to the /. w hereunto they desire to return 
 
 2.3. 15. is profaneness gone forth into the /. 
 
 25. 1,3. I will bring on that /. all my words 
 27. 7- till the very time of his /. come 
 
 40. 4. behold, all the /. is befoi e thee 
 
 46. 12. thy shame, and thy cry hath filled (he /. 
 
 50.18. [will punish the king of Baby Ion and his /, 
 .38. for it is the /. of graven images, they are mad 
 
 51. 4.3. a dry /. a /. wherein no man dwelletii 
 47. her whole /. shall be confounded 
 Ezek.1.23. forthe /. is full of bloody crimes 
 
 8. 17. they have filled the /. with violence 
 
 9. 9. and the /. is full of blood, and the city 
 14. 1.3. when the /. sinneth against me 
 
 17. bringasword on /. 1| 19. a pestilence into /. 
 
 17. 5. he took also of the seed of the /. and planted 
 
 13. he hath taken the mighty of the /. 
 
 21.19. both shall come forth out of one /. 
 
 22. 24. thou art the /. is not cleansed nor rained on 
 .30. should stand in the gap before me for the /. 
 
 32. 4. then will 1 leave thee upon the /. 1 will cast 
 
 33. 2. when 1 bring the sword upon a /. 
 
 .3. if when he seeth the sword come upon the /. 
 24. the /. is given us for inheritance 
 
 36. 5. have anpointed my /. into their possession 
 
 13. thou /. (levourest up men, and hast bereaved 
 38. 9. thou shalt be like a cloud to cover the /. 16. 
 11. I will go up to the /. of unwalled villages 
 
 16. and 1 will tiring thee against my /. 
 
 .39. 12. that they may cleanse the /. 
 
 1(5. thus shall they cleanse the /. 
 
 47. 15. and this shall be the border of the /. 
 
 Dan. 11. 16. he shall stand in the gloi'ious /. 41._ 
 Dos. A. 3. therefore shall the /. mourn and languish 
 Joel 1. 6. fora nation is come up upiiii my /. strong 
 
 2. 3. the /. is as the garden of Eden before them 
 
 18. then will the lord be jealous tor his /. 
 
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LAN 
 
 LAN 
 
 LA S 
 
 Joc/C.21. fear not, 0 1. be glad H 3. C. and parted my 1. 
 Amos 5. 2. she is forsaken upon her /.’ there is none 
 
 7.10. the 1 . is not able to bear all his words 
 ii. 4. even to make the poor of t!ie L to fail 
 
 8. shall not the /. tremble for this ^ 
 
 9. 5. the Lord Ood of hosts is he that toncheth the /. 
 2 .epA. 1. 2. 1 consume all things from off the/. 
 
 18. whole /. shall be devoured by fire of jealousy 
 .3. 19. 1 will get them praise and fame in eveiy /. 
 Zech. 2. 6. ho, ho, tlee trom the /. of the north 
 .3. 9- 1 will remove the iniquity of that /. in one 
 9. 16. of a crow n lifted up, as an ensign upon his /. 
 12.12. the /. shall mourn, every family apart 
 
 1.3. 2. and the unclean si>irit to pass out of the /. 
 
 8. in all the /. two parts therein shall be cut off 
 
 14. 10. all the /. shall be turned as a plain 
 Jl/a/. .3. 12. for ye shall be a <ielightsome /. 
 
 Jl/«r. 9. 26. fame hereof went abroad into all that /. 
 
 10.15. more tolerable for the. /. of .Sotlom, 11. 24. 
 
 2.3. 15. ye compass sea and /. to make one proselyte 
 
 27. 45. was darkness over all the /. ISIark 15. .33. 
 
 JAark<dA~. sliip was in the sea, and he alone on the/. 
 J.uke 14. .35. neither tit for the /. nor dunghill 
 
 15. 14. there arose a great famine in that /. 
 
 John 6. 21. immediately the ship was at the /. 
 
 21.11. Peter drew the net to /. tidl of great fishes 
 Acts 4. .37. having /. sold it, and brought the money 
 i 5. 8. tell me whether ye sold the /. for so much 
 
 27. .39. when it was day, they knew not the /. 
 
 4.3. cast themselves into the sea, and get to /. 
 
 44. that they escaped all safe to /. 
 
 See Benjamin, Ch.aldeans, Canaan, Dauk- 
 NESS, Desolate, Divide, Divided. 
 
 Dry LA^D. 
 
 Gen. 1.9. let dry 1. appear || 10. called dry 1. earth 
 
 7. 22. of all that was in the dry /. died 
 JLxod. 4. 9. take and pour water on the dry 1. and the 
 waters shall become blood on the dry 1 . 
 14. 21. and the Lord made the sea dry /. 
 
 29. Israel walked on dry /. [115.19- Neh. 9.1!. 
 Josh. 4.18. the priests’ feet were lifted up on dry 1. 
 
 22. Israel came over this .Iordan on dry /. 
 
 Psal. 63.1. my flesh long^^th for thee in a dry 1. 
 
 66 . 6. he turned the sea into dry 1 . 
 
 68. 6. but the rebellious dwell in a. dry 1 . 
 
 95. 5. sea is his, and his hands formed the dry 1. 
 Isa. 41. 18. I will make dry 1. springs of water 
 Jer.50. 12. hindermost of nations shall be a dry 1. 
 
 51. 43. her cities are a. dry 1. and wilderness 
 Jlos. 2. .3. lest 1 set her as a dry 1. and slay her 
 . Jonah 1.9. I fear God, who made th.e sea and diy 1. 
 
 2.10. the fish vomited out .Tonah on the dry 1 . 
 Hay. 2. 6. and I will shake the sea and dry 1. 
 
 Jieb. 11. 29. they passed the Bed sea as by dry 1. 
 
 See Dwell, Egypt, Good. 
 
 Li the LAND. 
 
 Gen. 13. 7- and the Canaanite dw'elt then in the 1. 
 
 26. 22. and we shall be fruitful in the /. 
 
 41. 31. the plenty shall not be known in the 1. 
 
 42. 34. 1 shall know, and 3’e shall traffick in the 1. 
 47. 4. for to sojourn in the 1. are we come 
 
 Pxod. 8.25. go ye, sacrifice to your God in the 1. 
 
 9. 5. to-morrow the Lord shall do this thing in the 1. 
 14. .3. he Avill say, they are entangled in the 1. 
 
 Hev. 26. 6. and 1 will gdve peace itl the 1 . and ye 
 Dent. 4.14. thaty'em.ay dothem int. /. whither ye go 
 5.16. that it may go well with thee in the 1. 
 
 11.9. that you may prolong days in t. /. 21.1 25.15. 
 
 25. 19. God hath given thee rest in the 1. 
 
 28. 8. he shall bless thee in thel. 11. | .30. 16. 
 
 .31.13. fear the Lord as long as ye live in the 1. 
 
 Judg. 18. 7- and there was ho magistrate in thel. 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 23. and if he be in the 1. 1 will search 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 4. O that 1 were made judge in the 1 . 
 
 1 Khigs 8. .37- if there be famine m the 1. 2 Chr. 6.28. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 31. fear thee so long as they live in the 1. 
 
 19. 5. and .lehoshaphat set judges in the 1. 
 
 32. .31. inquire of the w’onder that w'as done in the 1. 
 Job 28. 1.3. nor is it found in the /. of the living 
 Psal. 27.1.3. goodness of the T,. in the 1. of the living 
 
 35. 20. they devise deceitful matter in the 1. 
 
 74.8. they burnt the synagogues of God in thel. 
 116. 9. 1 will walk before the Lord m the 1 . of 
 
 r- . [the living 
 
 142.5. thou art my portion tn the 1. of the living 
 I.m. 7. 22. for honey shall every one eat in the 1 . 
 
 26.10. mthe 1 . of uprightness he will deal unjustly 
 .38.11. I shall not see the L. in the 1. of the livin'’- 
 
 Pzek. 20. 40. shall all of them in the 1. serve me 
 
 26. 20. I shall set glory m the 1. of the living 
 
 , .32. 23. caused terror in the 1. of the livine-, 24. 32. 
 .37. 22. 1 will make them one nation in thel. 
 
 45. 8. in the 1. shall be his possession in Israel 
 Jlos. 4. 1. because there is no truth in the l. 
 
 Zech. 11. 16. 1 will raise up a .Shepherd mthel. 
 Jaike^X. 23. there shall be great distress in the 1. 
 Heb. 11.9. by faith he sojourned in the 1 . of promise 
 See Inhaeitant.s, Inherit, Israel, Judah. 
 Our LAE I). 
 
 Ge«.4T._19.buy us and o. 1 . for bread, and w'e and 0 . 1 . 
 Psal. 85. 12. and our 1. shall yielrl her increase 
 Cant. 2. 12. the voice of the turtle is heard in our 1. 
 MIC. 5. 5. the Assj'rian shall come into our 1. 
 
 6 .‘ he shall deliver us when he cometh into our 1 . 
 ^ Ou n LAND. 
 
 E..re(/.18.27.Tethro went intohiserw /. P^um. 10. .30. 
 
 1 h ings\0.6. atrue report I heard in my /. lChr. 9 . 5 . 
 
 2 Kings 17. 23. Israel carried out of their otcn 1. 
 
 18. .32. take you to a land like your orrw /. Jj«.36.17. 
 
 19. 7. and he shall return to his own /. 
 
 9. Chr. .32. 21. he returned with shame to his own 1. 
 Isa. 1.3. 14. and flee every one to his oton /. 
 
 14. 1. choose Israel, and set them in their own 1. 
 
 37. 7. and fall by the sword in his own 1 . 
 
 Jer. 23. 8. they shall dwell in theirjcrwt /. 27. 11. 
 
 .37. 7. return to Egypt, into theii' ownl. 42. 12. 
 
 50. 16. they shall flee every one to liis own 1. 
 
 Pzek. 34. 13. 1 will bring them into their oteti 1. 
 _ ^ ^ , , 36- 24. I .37. 14, 21. 1 39. 28. 
 
 36. 17. -when Israel dwelt in their ownl. 
 
 Amos 7. 11. Israel led captive out of their own 1. 
 See People, Possess, Possession, Strange. 
 
 270 
 
 Their LAND, S, 
 
 Gen. 47. 22. whei efore the priests sold not their 1. 
 Jjev. 20.24. but 1 said,yeshall inherit their 1. 
 i\um. 18. 20. Aaron had no inheritance in their 1. 
 JJeut. 2. 5. for 1 will not give you of their 1. 9. 
 
 4. 38. bring thee, and give thee their 1. Judg. 6. 9. 
 
 29. 8. we took their t. and gave it. Josh. 10. 42. 
 
 28. and the Lord rooted them out of their 1. 
 
 1 KmgsH. 48. return and pray to thee tow ard their 1. 
 2Chron. 7. 14. forgive their sin and heal their I. 
 Psal. 105. .32. he gave them flaming fire in their 1. 
 135.12. and gave their 1. for an heritage, 136. 21. 
 
 Isa. 2.7. their 1 . is full of silver and horses 
 
 8. their 1 . also is full of idols, they worship 
 .34. 7. their /.shall be soaked with lilood 
 Jer. 12.14. behold, I wdll [iluck them out of their 1. 
 
 16.15. 1 will bring them again into their 1. 
 
 51.5. not forsaken, tho’ their I. was filled with sin 
 
 L',zek.?A. 27. and they shall be safe in their 1 . 
 
 39. 26. when they dwelt safely in their 1. and 
 Amos 9.15. and i will plant them on their /. 
 
 7'/iw LAN 1). 
 
 Gen. 12. 7- the Lord said, unto thy seed I will give 
 this 1. 15.18. 1 24. 7. I 48. 4. Exod. 32. 13. 
 
 28.15. I will bring thee again into this 1. 
 
 31.13. get thee out from this /. and return to land 
 .50. 24. and God will bring you out of this i. 
 
 Hum. 14.3. why hath the Lord brought us unto this 1. 
 8. then he will bring us into this 1 . and give it 
 32. 5. let this 1. be given to thy sei vants 
 22. this 1 . shall be your possession before the Ld. 
 34. 2. this 1. shall fall to you, 13. Josh. 13. 2. 
 D(:ut. 4. 22. but 1 must die in i/(t.y/. and iiot go over 
 26. 9. ancThe hath given us this 1. Josh. 1. 13. 
 
 29. 24. wherefore hath the Lord done thus to this 
 1.'{ 27. 1 Kings 9. 8. 2 Chron. 7. 21. 
 Judg. 2. 2. no league with the inhabitants of this 1. 
 
 2 Knigs 18. 25. Ixl. said, go upag. this 1. Isa. .36.10. 
 2 Chron. ?> 6 . 9. they shall come again into this /. 
 Jer. 14.15. say, the sword shall hot be in this 1. 
 
 ' 16. .3. their fathers that begat them in thisl. 
 
 6. both great and small shall die in this 1 . 
 
 I. 3. therefore I will cast you out of this 1. 
 
 22. 12. and he shall see this 1 . no more 
 
 24. 6. and I will bring them again to this 1. 
 
 25. 9. and I will bring them ag-ainst this 1. 
 
 II. and r/i/.s-whole /. shall be a desolation 
 
 26. 20. a man who prophesied against this 1 . 
 
 32. 15. houses shall be possessed again in thisl. 
 
 41. and 1 will plant them in thi.s 'l. assuredly 
 36.29. the king of Babylon shall destroy’ ihi's 1. 
 
 37. 19. shall not come against j-ou, nor this 1 . 
 
 42. 10. if ye will abide in thisl. I will build you 
 13. if ye say, we will not dwell in this /. 
 
 45. 4. 1 will pluck up even this wliole /. 
 
 Ezck. 11. 15. to us is this 1. given in possession 
 
 47. 14. thisl. shall fall unto you for inheritance 
 
 48. 29. this is the /. Avhich ye shall divide 
 Act si. 4. he removed him into this 1 . wherein 
 
 7’/;yLAIsD. 
 
 E.iod. 23. 10. six years thou shalt sow' thy 1. 
 
 26. nothing shall cast their young in thy 1 . 
 
 .33. they shall not dwell in thy /."le.st they 
 .34. 24. nor shall any man desire thy 1. 
 
 Kum. 21. 22. Israel said, let me pass through thy 1. 
 
 Ileut. 2. 27. Judg. 11 . 17, 19. 
 Deut. 7. 1.3. he will bless the fruit of thy 1. 
 
 21. 23. bury him, that thy 1. be not defiled 
 28. 12. to 2ive the rain to thy 1 . in his season 
 
 18. cursed shall be the fruit of thy 1 . 42. 
 
 2 kiam. 7. 23. and to do great things for thy 1. 
 
 24. 13._Ehall famine come to thee in thy /. ? 
 
 P.yal. 85. 1. thou hast been favourable to thy 1 . 
 
 Isa. 8. 8. his wings shall fill the breadth of thy I. 
 
 14. 20. because thou hast destroyed thy 1. 
 
 23. 10. pass through thy 1 . as a river, O Tarshish 
 60. 18. violence shall no more be heard in thy 1 . 
 62. 4. nor shall thy 1. be termed desolate ; the Lord 
 
 delighteth in thee, and thy 1 . shall be married 
 Ezek. .32. 8. and 1 will set darkness upon thy 1. 
 Amos 7. 17. and thy 1. shall be divided by line 
 Mic. 5. 11. I will cut off the cities of thy 1. 
 
 Nah. 3. 13. the gates of thy 1. shall be set wide open 
 r«?/rLAND. 
 
 Gen. 47. 23. T have bought you and yotir 1. this day 
 Lev. l9. 9. w-hen ye reap the harvest of your 1. 23.22. 
 
 25. 45. children, which they begat in your 1. 
 
 26. 5. ye shall eat, and dwell in your 1. safely 
 6. nor shall the sw’ord go through your 1 . 
 
 20. for your 1 . shall not yield lier increase 
 Kum. 10. 9. if j’ou go to war in your 1. then blow 
 
 22. 13. get mXoyour 1. H .34. 12. this shallbeyOT/r/. 
 Deut. 11. 14. give vou the rain of your 1. in season 
 
 1 kiam. 6. 5. he will lishten his hand from off ywr /. 
 Jer. 5. 19. and have served strange gods in your 1. 
 
 27.10. prophesy, to remove you far from your 1 . 
 44.22. therefore isyourl. adesolation and astonish. 
 LANDlil). 
 
 Acts 18. 22. when we had /. at Cesarea 
 
 21. 3. and sailed into Sv ria, and /. at Tyre 
 LANDING. 
 
 xlcts 28. 12. /. at f^ racuse we tarried three days 
 LAND-warX-. 
 
 Deut. 19. 14. thou shalt not remove thy neighbour's 
 ^ l.-mark, Prov. 22. 28. 12.5. 10. 
 
 27.17. cursed that removeth neighbour's/.-wirtrX- 
 LAND-wflrX-j. 
 
 Job 24. 2. some remove the l.-marks, and take away 
 ^ LAN DS. 
 
 Gen. 41. 54. and the dearth was in all /. 57. 
 
 47. 18. not omrht left but our bodies and /. 
 
 22. wherefore they sold not their /. 
 
 Judg. 11. 13. restore those /. again peaceablv 
 
 2 Kings 19. 11. thou hast heard what the kings of 
 
 Assyi'ia have done to all /. Isa. .37. 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 14.17. the fame of David went info all/. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 9. imiests after the manner of other /. 
 
 17. 10. fear fell on all the /. round about 
 
 .32. 17. as the gods of other /. have not delivered 
 Ezra 9.1. have not separated from the people of /. 
 
 _2. have mingled with the peopleof those /. 11. 
 Keh. 5. 3. some said, we have mortgaged oui* /. 4. 
 
 Keh. 5. 5. for other men have our /. and vine3'arcls 
 11. restore I pray you, fl’is day their /. 
 
 Iti. 28. that had separated from the (leopleof the /. 
 Psal. 49.11. they call their/, atter their own names 
 66. 1. make a joyful noise all ye /. luo. 1. 
 
 105. 44. and gave them the /. of the heathen 
 
 106. 27. hfte.i his hand, to scatter them in the /. 
 
 107. .3. gathered them out of the /. from east 
 
 Jer. 16. 15. that brought up Israel trom /. whither 
 
 27. 6. have given all these /. to Nebu hadnezzar 
 Ezck. 20.6. into a land which is the glory or all 1 . 15. 
 
 .39.27- gathered them out of their enemies’ /. 
 
 Mat. 19. 29. hath forsaken houses, /. Isark 10. 29. 
 iMark 10. 30. shall receive an hundred fold, /. 
 yicts 4. .34. as many as were possessors of /. sold 
 LA N L.S. 
 
 Luke 14. 21. go out quickly into the /. of the city 
 LANGl/AGEj 
 
 Signifies, [1] A set of words which a particular 
 nation or people make use of to express then 
 thoughts, 2 Kings 18. 26. [2] The Hebrew 
 
 tongue, (ien. 11. 1, 6. 
 
 Shall speak the language of Canaan, Isa. 19. 18. 
 kihalt make profession of the tiue religton, and be¬ 
 come members of the g 'spel church. 
 
 1 will turn to the people a pure language, Zeph. 
 3. 9. 1 will renew them by my kiptrit and give 
 them a pure way of uorshipping me in prayer 
 and praises, as the fruit and issue of a purified 
 heart. 
 
 Gen. 11. 1. the whole earth was of one/. and speech 
 
 6. the people is one, and they have all one /. 
 
 7. _go down, and there confound their /. 9. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 26. speak in the Syrian /. Isa. 36. 11. 
 
 28. Bab-shakeh cried in the .lews’ /. Isa. .36. 1.3. 
 Keh. 13. 24. their children could not speak in the 
 
 .Jews’ /. but according to the /. of each people 
 Esth. 1. 22. to every people aftertheir /. .3.12.1 8.9. 
 P.sal. 19. 3. no /. where their voice is not heard 
 81. 5. where 1 heard a /. that I understood not 
 114. 1. house of .lacoh from a people of strange /. 
 Isa. 19.18. live cities speak the /. of Canaan 
 Jer, 5. 15. a nation, whose /. thou knowest not 
 Ezek. .3. 5. not sent to a people of hard /. 6. 
 
 Dan. .3.29. 1 decree, every /. thatspeaketh amiss 
 Zeph. 3. 9. I will turn to the people a pure /. 
 
 Acts 2. 6. every man heard them speak m his own 1. 
 LANGUAGES. 
 
 Dan. .3. 4. to you, O people, nations, and /. 
 
 7. all /. fell down and worshipped the image 
 4.1. Nehnchadiiezzar toall /. '6. 25. Darius to all/. 
 5. 19. all /. trembled and feared beforeliim 
 7 . 14. all people, nations, anrl /. should serve him 
 Zech. 8. 23. ten men out of all /. shall take hold 
 LANGUISH. 
 
 Isa. 16. 8. for the fields of Heshbon /. and vine 
 
 19. 8. and they that spread nets on waters shall /. 
 
 24. 4. the haughty’ people of the earth do /. 
 
 Jer. 14. 2. gates of .1 udah /. and are black to ground 
 Hos. 4. 3. every one that dwelleth therein shall /. 
 LANGUISHED. 
 
 Lam. 2. 8. rampart and wall to lament, /. together 
 LANGUISHEIH. 
 
 Isa. 24. 4. the world /. anti fadeth away 
 7. the vine /. || .33. 9. the earth mourneth and /. 
 Jer. 15. 9. she that hatli born seven /. given up ghost 
 Joel 1. 10. the oil /. || 12. the fig-tree /. 
 
 Kah. 1. 4. Bashan /. and Carmel, the flower /. 
 LANGUISHING. 
 
 Psal. 41.3. Lord will strengthen him on the bed of /. 
 LANI'EUNS. 
 
 John 18. .3. Judas cometh with /. and torches 
 LAP. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 39. and gathered wild gourds, his /. full 
 Peh. 5. 13. 1 shook my /. and said, so (iod shake 
 Prov. 16. 33. the lot is cast into the /. but disposing 
 LAPPED. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 6. the number that /. were three liundred 
 7. the Lord said, by them that/. 1 will save you 
 J.APPEl H. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 5. every one that /. of the water as a dog 
 L/lPWING. Pee Bat. 
 
 I-ABGE. 
 
 Gen. 34. 21. the land, behold it is /. enough for them 
 Exod. .3. 8. to bring them into a good and /. land 
 Judg. 18. 10. wlienye go,ye shall come intoa/. land 
 2 Pam. 22. 20. he brought ine into /. place, Ps. 18.19. 
 Peh. 4. 19. I said to people, the work is great and /. 
 7. 4. the city was /. and great, but the people few 
 
 9. .35. have not served thee in the /. and fat land 
 Psal. .31.8. thou hast set my feet in a /. room 
 
 118. 5. I.ord answered me, and set me in a /. place 
 
 119. + 45. 1 will walk at /. for 1 seek thy precepts 
 Isa. 22. 18. he will toss thee into a /. country’ 
 
 30. 2:5. in that day’ shall thy cattle feed in /. pastures 
 33. l ophet is ordained, he made it deep and /. 
 Jer. 22. 14. that saith, 1 will build /. chambers 
 Ezek. 2.3. .32. drink of thy sister's cup deep and 1. 
 JJos. 4.16. Dl. will feed them as a lamb in a /. place 
 Mat. 28. 12. they gave/, money to the soldiers 
 Mark 14.15. will shew a/, upper room, Luke 22.12. 
 Gal. 6. 11. ye see how /. a letter I have w ritten 
 Rev. 21. 16. the length is as /. as the breadth 
 LAB GEN ESS. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 29. God gave Solomon /. of heart 
 
 LASCIVIOUSN E.SS. 
 
 Mark 7. 22. out of the heart of men proceed /. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 21. and have not repented of the /. 
 
 Gal. 5. 19. the works of the flesh are manifest,/. 
 Eph. 4. 19. w’ho have given themselves over to /. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. .3. when we walked in /. lusts, excess 
 Jude 4. turning the grace of our God into 1. 
 
 I.AS I’. 
 
 Gen. 49. 19. but Gad shall overcome at the /. 
 
 Num. 2.3. 10. and let my' /. end be like his 
 
 2 Pam. 19. 11. w’hy’ are ye /. to bring the king ? 12. 
 
 2.3. 1. now these be the /. words of David 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. 27. for by the /. words of David 
 
 29. 29. now the acts of David the king, first and / 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 29- the acts of Solomon first and /.' 
 
 12. 15. of Rehoboam first and /. || 16. 11. of Asa 
 
 20. 34. the acts of Jehoshaphat first and /. 
 
LAU 
 
 5 Chron. Co. Cf). the acts of Amaziah first and /, 
 
 26. 2C. of Uzziah first and L \\ CB. 26. ot Aliaz 
 35.' 27! .losiali’s <ieeds first and /. are written 
 r.zia B. 1.3. and of the 1. sons of Adonikatn 
 JSi'e/i. B. IB. from the first day to tlie 1. lie read 
 Frov. 5. 11. and thou mourn at the /. when thy 
 
 23. .32 at the /. it biteth like aserpent, and stingeth 
 lla 41 4. i the Loi d, the first, and with the /. 41. 6. 
 
 ^ 1. 17 1 2. 8.1 22 13. 
 
 Jer. 12. 4. they said, lie shall not see our /. end 
 50." 17. at /. Nebuchadnezzar hatli broken Ids bones 
 JLa'm. i. 9. -she remembereth not her /. end 
 JJan. 4. 8. at the /. Daniel came in before me 
 
 8. .3. but one was higher, and the liigher came up /. 
 
 19. make thee know what shall be in the 1. end 
 Amos 9. 1. 1 will slay the /. of them with sword 
 J41at. 12.45. 1. state of that man is worse, Lnke D-'®- 
 19 39. many that are first shall be /.and the /. 
 
 fiist, 20. 16. Mark 10. 31. Luke 13. 30. 
 20.8. beginning from the /. to the first 
 
 12. these /. have wrought but one hour 
 
 14. 1 will give to this /. even as unto thee 
 21. .37. /. of alt he sent his son, say ins, Mark 12. 0. 
 ^2. 27. and /. of all the woman died also, in re- 
 ~surrection whose wife ? Mark 12. 22. LukeCQ.ZC. 
 26. 60. at the /. came two false witnesses 
 ' 27. 64. the /. error shall be worse than the first 
 Slark^J. .35. if desire to be first, the same shall be /. 
 Luke 12. 59. till thou hast paid the /. nute 
 John 8. 9. beeinning at the eldest, even to the /. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9. tfod hath set forth us the apostles /. 
 
 15. 8. and /. of all he was seen of me also 
 26. the /. enemy is death 1145. the /. Adam 
 52. all be changed in a moment, at the /. trump 
 PMl. 4. 10. at /. your care of me flourished again 
 Mev. 2. 19. the /. works to be more than the first 
 15.1. seven angels, having the seven /. plagues 
 21. 9. seven vials full of the seven /. plagues 
 hA.'oH day, days, 
 
 Signifies, [11 The eighth and great day of the feast 
 of tabernacles, wherein there used to he the great- 
 est assemblies^ John 7» r~] day oj judg- 
 
 ment, John 11. 24.1 12. 48.. [.3] From the time oj 
 Christ's first coming to his second. Acts 2. 17 • 
 lleb. 1. 2. 
 
 Gen. 49.1. which shall befall you in the /. days 
 
 -t ^ ^ __ J___ ..y.. 7 A 1 fl /< t C- O 
 
 I a •4|* me 11JV< V« navy 
 
 11.24. I know that lie shall rise again at the /. day 
 12. 48. the same shall judge 1dm m the /. day 
 2 Tim. .3. 1. in /. days perilous times shall come 
 Heh. 1. 2. hath spoken in tliese /. days by his .Son 
 Jam. 5. 3. ye have heaped treasure tor the /. days 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. there shall come in the /. days scoflers 
 LAST time, times. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. ready to be revealed in the /. time 
 
 20. but was manifest in these /. times for you 
 1 John 2.18. little children, it is the /. time, are many 
 antichrists, whereby we know that it is the /. time 
 Jude 18. told there should be mockers in the /. time 
 LASTED. 
 
 Judg. 14. 17. and she wept while the feast 1. 
 LASTING. 
 
 Pent 33. 15. for the precious things of the /, hills 
 LA I CHE r. 
 
 Jsa. 5. 27. nor the /. of their shoes be broken 
 Mark 1. 7. the /. cf whose shoes, Luke 3.16. 
 
 LATE. 
 
 Psal. 127. 2. it is in vain for you to sit up /. 
 
 J\<ic. 2. 8. of /. my people is risen up as an enemy 
 ■ Johnii. 8. the Jews of /. sought to stone thee 
 LATELY. 
 
 Acts 18. 2. found Aquila a Jew /. come from Italy 
 LATIN. 
 
 Luke 23. .38. written in Hebrew and /. John 19.20. 
 LATL'ER. 
 
 Exod. 4.8. they will believe the voice of the 1. sign 
 J)eut. 11.14. will give you the first rain, an.l /. rain 
 
 24. .3. and if lier 7. husband hate her or die 
 Job 19. 25. my Redeemer shall stamj at the /.’ day 
 29. 23. they opened their mouth, as for the /. rain 
 Pr 'ov. io. 15. Ids favour is as a cloud of the /. rain 
 19. 20. that tliou mayest be wise in the /. end 
 Jer. 3. 3. and there hath been no /. rain 
 
 5. 24. both the former and /. rain in his season 
 Jrlzek. .38. 8. in the /. years thou shalt come 
 JJan. 8. 2.3. in the /. time of their kingdom 
 11.29. I)ut it shall not be as the former or the /. 
 Flos. 6. .3. he shall come as tlie /. and former rain 
 JuelC. 23. and the /. rain in the first month 
 Amos 7. 1. in the beginning of the /. growth 
 JIag. 2. 9. the glory of the /. house shall be greater 
 Zech. 10. 1. ask ye rain in the time of the /. rain 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 1. that in the /. times some shall depart 
 
 Hee Days, E,nu. 
 
 LATTICE. 
 
 Judg. 5. 28. Sisera’s mother cried though the /. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 2. Ahaziah fell down through the /. 
 Cant.'C. 9. shewing himself through the /. 
 
 LAUD. 
 
 Pom. 15.11. praise the jj\. and /. him, all ye people 
 LAV EK. 
 
 Erod. .30. 18. thou shalt also make a /. of brass 
 28. the /. and his foot, 31.9. I 35.16. 1.39. 39. 
 
 38. 8. he made the /. of brass, and the toot brass 
 40. 7. thou shalt set the /. |1 .30. and he set the /. 
 
 11. and thou shalt anoint the /. and his foot 
 Lev. 8.11. he anointed both the /. and his toot 
 
 1 Kings’i. .30. under tlie /. were undersetters molten 
 .38. every /. was forty baths, and every /. was 
 
 2 Kings 16.17. and king Ahaz removed the /. 
 
 LAVERS. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 38. then made he ten /. of brass 
 40. and Hiram made the /. and the shovels 
 
 43. and the ten /. on the bases, 2 Chron. 4. 6,14. 
 LAUGH 
 
 Signifies, [1] To rejoice greatly in a blessing pro¬ 
 mised, or already conferred, Clen. i~. 17. 1 “L 6. 
 [2] To distrust, or doubt of, the fulfilment of a 
 jtromise, Gen. 18. 12. [.3] To receive comfort and 
 ioy, Luke 6. 21. [4] jo be merry in a sinfulman- 
 
 L A W 
 
 ner, Luke 6. 25. [5] To carry oneself familiarly 
 and pleasantly towards another. Job 29. 24. 
 
 At destruction and famine thou shalt laugh. Job 5. 
 22. Thou shalt rejoice, that by God's uatchjul 
 and gracious provinence ihoii hast been secured 
 from them, when others are dc'troyedthereby. 
 
 Gen. 18. 13. wherefore did Sarah /. saykig 
 15. and he said, nay, but thou didst/. 
 
 21. 6. God hath mane me to /. all will /. with me 
 Job5. 22. at destruction and famine thou shalt /. 
 
 9. 2.3. he will /. at the trial of the innocent 
 
 22. 19. and the innocent /. them to scorn 
 Psal. 2. 4. he that sitteth in the heavens shall /. 
 
 22.7. all they that see me /. me to scorn 
 .37. 13. the Lord shall /. at him, for he seeth 
 52. 6. the righteous also shall /. at him 
 
 59.8. but thou, t) Lord, shalt /. at them 
 80. 6. and our enemies /. among themselves 
 Frov. 1. 26. 1 also will /. at your calamity 
 29. 9. whether he rage or /. there is no rest 
 
 Feel. 3. 4. a time to weep, and a time to /. 
 
 Luke 6. 21. blessed are ye that weep, ye shall 1. 
 
 25. woe unto you that /. now, ye shall weep 
 LAUGHED. 
 
 Gen. 17. 17. Abraham /. H18. 12. Sarah /. m herself 
 18. 15. then .Sarah denied, saying, 1 /. no- 
 2 Kings 19. 21. daughter of Zion hath /. Isa. .37. 22. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 10. they /. them to scorn, and mocked 
 Nell. 2.19. they /. ns to scorn, and despised us 
 Job 12. 4. the j ust and ujn ight man is /. to scorn 
 29. 24. if 1 /. on them, tliey believed not 
 Fzek. 2.3. 32. thou shalt be /. to scorn, and had 
 Mat. 9. 24. they /. to scorn, Marko.40. Luke8. 53. 
 LAUGH ETH. 
 
 Job 41. 29. he /. at the shaking of a spear 
 LAUGHixNG. 
 
 Job 8. 21. till he fill thy mouth with 1. and thy lips 
 i.AUGHlEll. 
 
 Psal. 126. 2. then w'as our mouth filled with /. 
 
 Frov. 14.1.3. even in /. the heart is sorrowful 
 EVc/. 2.2.1 said of/. it is mad, and ot mirth 
 
 7. 3. sorrow' is better than /. l|6.so is /. of the tool 
 Jam. 4. 9. let your /. be turned to mourning 
 LAVISH. 
 
 Isa. 46. 6. they /. gold out of the bag, and W'eigh 
 LAUNCH. 
 
 Luke 5. 4. he said to Simon, /. out into tlie deep 
 LAUNCHED. 
 
 Luke 8. 22. let us go over, and they /. forth 
 Acts 21.1. that after w'e had /. 27. 2, 4. 
 
 LAW . . 
 
 Signifies, [1] A rule directing and obliging a 
 rational creature in moral and religious actions, 
 Prov. 28. 4. [2] That which often hath the force 
 of governing and over-ruling our actions in our 
 present imperfect state, Rom. 7. 23, 25. [3] Ihe 
 whole doctrine of the word delivered by God to his 
 church, Psal. 1. 2. 1 19. 7- [1] The decalogue 
 or ten moral precepts, Koin. 2. 25. 1 7* 7- [jJ 
 The second table oj the law, Rom. 1.3. 8. [6] 
 The precepts of God, moral, ceremonial, and 
 judicial, John L 17. [71 'The principles^ of rea¬ 
 son, or the law of nature written in man s heart, 
 Rom. 2. 14. [8] The old testament, John 10. 31. 
 j 15. 25. 1 Cor. 14. 21. [9] The doctrine of the 
 gospel, which no less obliges men to the beliej 
 and practice oj it, than the law did, Isa. 2. 3. 
 
 I 42. 4. Rom. 3. 27. [10] The works com¬ 
 manded by the law, (iai. 3. 11. [11] A strict 
 and precise observation of the law, Phil. .3. 5. 
 [12] The covenant that God made with the Jews, 
 with all the constitution of w'orship thereto be¬ 
 longing, lleb. 10. 1. 
 
 Gen. 47. 26. Joseph made it a /. over the land 
 Exod. 12. 49. one /. to him that is home-born and 
 to the stranger. Lev. 24. 22. Num. 15. 16,29. 
 24. 12. I will give thee a/, and commandment 
 Dent. 17. 11. according to the sentence of the /. 
 
 3.3. 2. from his right hand went a fiery /. for them 
 4. Closes commanded us a /. even the inheritance 
 
 Josh. 1. 7. mayest obs. to do according to all the /. 
 8. 32. wrote on the stones a copy of the /. of JMos. 
 .34. afterw'ard he read all the words of the /. 
 
 22. 5. take heed to the /. 2 Kings 17. 1.3, .37. 1 21.8. 
 2 Kings 17. .34. nor do after the /. and comm-andment 
 
 2.3. 24. that he might perform the w'ords ot the /. 
 
 25. according to all the /. of Moses 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 17. hath confirmed to Jacob tor a 1. 
 
 22. 12. that thou mayest keei) the /. ot God 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 4. commanded Judah to do the /. 
 
 19. 10. between /. and commandnient. statutes 
 .30. 16. stood in their place according to/, of Moses 
 31. 21. Hezekiah did m every work, ami in the /. 
 
 3.3. 8. take heed to do according to the w'hole /. 
 
 34. 19. when Josiah heard the words of the /. 
 
 Ezra 7. 6. he was a ready scribe in the /. 12. 21. 
 
 14. to inquire according to the /. ot thy Gocl 
 
 26. w ill not do the /. of God and /. ofthe king 
 
 10. 3. and let it be done according to the/. 
 
 Neh. 8.2. and E.zra the priest brought the /. before 
 7. Levites caused the people to understand the /. 
 9, people wept wiien they heard the \vorc.s ot /. 
 13. were fathered together to understand the /. 
 10. 28. had separated themselves to /. of God 
 29. entered into an oath to walk in God’s /. 
 
 10 44. to gather into them the portions ot the /. 
 l.L .3. when they had heard the /.they separated 
 Esth. 1.8. the drinking w as according to the /. 
 
 15. what do to the queen Vashti according to t he 1. 
 4. 11. there is one /. of his to put him to death 
 
 16.1 will go in, w'liich is not according to the /. 
 Job 22. 22. receive the /. from his mouth, lay up 
 J'sal. 1. 2. in liis/. he meditates day and night. 
 
 .37. .31. the /. of his God is in his heart 
 78. 5. for he appointed a /. in Israel, winch he 
 
 16. and they refused to walk in his /. 
 
 81.4. this was a /. of the (iod ot Jacob 
 94. 20. which frameth mischief by a /. 
 io5. 10. and confirmed thesame to .lacob for a /. 
 119. 72. the /. of thy mouth is better than gold 
 
 Prov. 1. 8. forsake not the /. of thy mother, 6. 20. 
 0. 23. commandment is a lamp, ami the /. is light 
 
 LAW 
 
 Prov. 1.3.14. the /. of the wise is a fountain qf life 
 "8 4. they that forsake the /. praise tlie wicked, 
 but such as keep the /. contend with them 
 
 7. whoso keei-’eth the /. is a w'ise son 
 
 9. he that turns away his ear from hearing the /. 
 29. 18. but he that keepeth the /. happy is he 
 31. 5. lest they drink and forget the/. 
 
 26. and in her tongue is the /. of kindness 
 Isa. 1. 10. ami give Gir to the /. of our God 
 2. .3. out of Zion shall go forlli the /. Mic. 4. 2. 
 
 8. 16. seal the /. I| 20. to the /. ami the testimony 
 42. 4. and the isles shall wait tor his /. 
 
 21. the Lord will magnify the /. and make it 
 24. neither were they obedient to his /. 
 
 51. 4. for a /. shall proceed from me 
 Jer. 2. 8. they that handle the I knew me not 
 18. 18. the /. shall not perish from the priest 
 32.11. evidence was sealed accord, to /. and custom 
 
 44. 23. ye have not obeyed, nor walked in Ids /. 
 Lam. 2. 9. the /. is no more, prophets find no vision 
 Ezek. 7. 26. the /. shall (lerish from the priests 
 Dan 6. 5. except concerning the /. of his God 
 12. true according to the /. ot the Medes, 15. 
 
 Hos. 4. 6. thou hast forgotten the /. of thy God 
 Hah. 1. 4. therefore the /. is slacked, and judgment 
 Zeph. .3. 4. her priests have done violence to the /. 
 Hug. 2. 11. ask now the priests concerning the /. 
 Zech. 7. 12. lest they should liear the /. and words 
 Mal. 2. 6. the /. of truth was in his mouth 
 
 7. and they should seek the /. at his mouth 
 
 8. ye have caused many to stumble at the /. 
 
 9. not kept my ways, but have been partial in the /. 
 
 4. 4. remember the /. ot Moses my servant 
 Mat. 5. 17. think not 1 am come fo destroy the 1. 
 
 18. one tittle shall in no wise pass from the /. 
 
 40. and if any man will sue thee at the /. 
 
 11. 1.3. the/, prophesied till John, Luke 16. 16. 
 
 12. 5. have ye not read in the /. how that on 
 
 22. .36. which is the great commandment in /. 
 
 40. on these two commandments liang all the 1. 
 
 23. 2.3. have omitted the weiglitier matters ol the /. 
 Luke 2. 27 . to do for him after the custom of the /. 
 
 5. 17. there were doctors of the /. sitting by 
 
 16. 17. than for one tittle of the /. to tail 
 
 John 1.17. for the /. was given by Moses, but grace 
 
 45. him of whom Moses in the /. did write 
 
 7. 19. did not INloses give you the /. and yet none 
 
 of you keepeth the /. why go ye to kill me 
 
 23. that the /. of Moses should not be broken 
 49. V^ople w'ho knoweth not the /. are. cursed 
 51. doth our /. judge any man before it hear him. 
 
 8. 5. now' Moses in the /. commanded us 
 
 10. .34. is it not written in your /. ye are gods . 
 
 12. 31. we have heard out of the /. that C lirist 
 
 15. 25. might be fulfilled what is written m their /. 
 18. 31. and judge him according to your /. 
 
 19.7. we have a 1. and by our /. he ought to die 
 Acts 5. 34. then stood up Gamaliel, adocmr ot the L 
 
 6. 1.3. to speak blasphemous words against the /. 
 
 7. 53. w ho have received the /. by angels 
 
 13. 15. after reading of the /. and prophets 
 
 39. ye could not be justified by the /. of Moses 
 15! 5. to command them to keep the /. of Moses 
 
 24. ye must be circumcised and keep the /. 
 
 18. 1.3. men to worship God contrary to the /. 
 
 15. but if it be a question of your /. look ye to it 
 
 19. 38 the /.-is open H 21. 20. zealous ot the 1. 
 
 21. 24. but that thou thyself keepest the /. 
 
 28. this is the man thatteacheth against the /. 
 
 00. 3 taught according to the manner ot the /. 
 
 ~lo. Ananias a devout man according to the /. 
 
 2.3. 3. for sitfest thou to judge me atter the /. and 
 commaiidest me to be smitten contrary to the 1. 
 04 6 and w ould have judged ticcording to our /. 
 
 25. 8. nor against the /. of the Jews, nor temple 
 
 ”8 03 persuading them out of the/. and prophet.s 
 
 ifow7'2.12. sinneerm the/.shall be judged by the/. 
 1.3. not the hearers of the /. are just before God 
 
 14. w'hen the Gentiles \\’hich have not the/. do_by 
 nature things contained in the /. these having 
 not the /. are a /. unto themselves 
 
 15. which shew' the work of the /. written 111 
 
 17. thou art called a Jew', and restest in the /. 
 
 18. knowest, beinc' instructed out ot the /. 
 
 00. w hich hast the form of the truth m the /. 
 
 23. thou that makest thy boast of the /. through 
 breaking the /. dishonourest thou God ? 
 
 25. circumcision'verily profiteth if thou keep 
 
 the /. but if thou be a breaker of the 1. 
 
 26. therefore if keep the righteousness of the /. 
 
 27 uncircumcision, if it fulfil the /. judge thee 
 
 who by circumcision dost transgress the/. 
 ,3 19. we know w'hat things soever the /. saith 
 op. bv the deeds of /. no flesh be justitied. for by 
 the /. is the knowledge qf sin, 28. Gal- 2. lo. 
 21. the righteousness of G. is witnessed by the /. 
 
 27. by what /. escluded ? by the /. of faith 
 
 31. do we make void the /.'/ we establish the /. 
 
 4. 13. for the promise was not through the /. 
 il for if they which are of the /. be lieirs 
 
 15. the /. w'orketh wrath, for whereno /. is 
 
 16. be sure, not fo that only which is or the /. 
 
 5 13. for until the /. sin w'as in the world, but sin 
 is not imputed w'here tliere is no /. 
 20. the /.entered, that theptfence might abound 
 
 7. 1. I sjieak to them which know the /. q'|' 
 hath dominion over a man as long as he livefh 
 
 o. the woman is bound by the /. to her hus.'aiid , 
 if he' be dead, she is loosed trom the /. 3. 
 
 4. j’e also are become dead to the /. hv t linst 
 
 5. the motions of sins which w'ere by the /. 
 
 6 but now w e are delivered troin the /. 
 
 7 is the /. sin ' I liad not known sin but by /. uor 
 lust, except /. had sai.l, thou shalt not covet 
 
 8. for without the /. sin was dead 
 12. Ihe /. is holy, and commandment holy, jiisr 
 14. the /. is spiritual il I6. the /.is good, 1 J '"'••• IL 
 01. I find then a/. 1122. I delight in the / of God 
 23. 1 see another /. warring against the /. ot my 
 mind, briiigdng me into caiitivity to /. of siii 
 25. with tnin(l I serve /. of God, flesh, /. of sin 
 
 8. 2. the /. of life made me free trom the /. ot sin 
 
LAW 
 
 LAW 
 
 LAY 
 
 Bom. 8. 3. fur what the /. could not do, in that weak 
 
 4. tlie riL’Iiteousness of tiie /. niiglit be fulfilled 
 
 7. the cainal mind is not subjec t to the 1. of God 
 
 9. 4. to \\ horn pertainetli tlie giving of the /. 
 
 31. Israel tollowed after the 1. of i igliteousness 
 
 32. because thej' sought it by the v^orks of the 1. 
 
 10. 4. Clirist is tlie end of the /. for rigditeousness 
 .5. describes tlie righteousness which is of the 1. 
 
 13. 8. he that loveth another, bath fulfilled the /. 
 
 10. therefore love is the fulfilling of tlie /. 
 
 1 Cor. 0.1. dare any of you goto /. before the unjust? 
 
 6. but brother goeth to /. with brother 
 
 7. because ye go to /. one with another 
 
 7.39. wife is bound by the 1. as long as her husband 
 
 9. 8. or saith not the /. (he same also.' 
 
 14. 34. to be under otiedience, as also saith the /. 
 
 15. 56. of death is sin, aiui strength ot sin is die /. 
 Cal. 2.16. man is not justified by the worksof the /. 
 
 19. 1 thro’ the/, am dead to the/, that 1 might live 
 21. for it righteousness come by the /. then 
 3. 2. received ye the .spirit by the woi ks of the /. 7 
 
 5. miracles, doeth he it by the works of the /. 7 
 
 10. as many as are of the works of the /. 
 
 11. that no man is justified by the /. is evident 
 
 12. and the /. is not ot faith, but the man 
 
 13. Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of 1. 
 
 17. the covenant in Christ, the 1. cannot disannul 
 
 18. it the inheritance be of the /. not of promise 
 
 19. wherefore then serveth the 1. 7 it was added 
 21. is the /. then against tlie promises ? if a /. had 
 
 been given, righteousness had been by the /. 
 
 24. the /. was our schoolmaster to bring us to Chr. 
 
 4. 21. tell me, do ye not hear the /. 7 
 
 5. 3. that he is a debtor to do the whole /. 
 
 4. for whosoever of you are justified by the 1. 
 
 14. all the /. is fulfilled in one w ord, even in this 
 23. temperance, against such there is no 1. 
 
 6. 2. bear ye, and si) fulfil the /. of Christ 
 
 13. nor themselves keep the /. but desire to have 
 £p/i. 2. 15. having abolished in his flesh the /. 
 
 Bl/il. 3. 5. as touching the /. a Pharisee 
 0. touching the righteousness in the/, blameless 
 
 9. not having mine own rigliteonsness, of tlie /. 
 
 1 'J'tm. 1. 7. desiring to be teachers of the /. 
 
 9. the /. is not made fora righteous man 
 7Vr. 3. 9. but avoid contentions about the /. 
 Heb.'l.i). to take tithes of peojile according to the/. 
 
 11. tor under it the people received the /. 
 
 12. there is made of necessity a change of the /. 
 
 16. not after the /. ot a carnal commandment 
 19. lor the /. made nothing perfect, but bringing 
 28. the /. maketh men high-priests, but the word 
 
 otthe oath which was since the /. maketh .Son 
 
 8. 4 . there are priests offer gifts according to the /. 
 
 9. 19. when Moses had spoken acconlimr to the /. 
 22. all things are by the. i. purged with'blood 
 
 10. 1. the /. having a shadow of good things 
 
 28. he that despised Moses’ /.died without mercy 
 Jam. 1. 25. whoso looketh into perfect /. of liberty 
 2. 8. rt ye fulfil the roj al /. ye do well 
 9- and are convinced ot tiie 1. as transgressors 
 
 10. tor wdiosoever shall keep tlie whole /. 
 
 11. It thou kill, thou art a transiiressor of the 1. 
 
 12. they that shall be iudged by the /. of liberty 
 4. 11. that speaketh evil of the /. and judgeth the /. 
 
 1 John .3. 4. w hcsoever committeth sin transetesseth 
 also the /. for sin is the transgression of the /. 
 Hee Book. 
 
 _ LAW of the Lord. 
 
 13. 9. that the Lord's 1. may be in thy mouth 
 ^h iriffs 10. 31. .lehu took no heed to walk m l.of L. 
 UChrott. J2. 1. Kehoboam forsook /. e/L.and fsr. 
 
 ■i-that they might be encouraged'in the /. of L. 
 3o. 26. .losiah’s goodness according to /. of L. 
 Ji.zra 7. 10. prepared his heart to seek the /. of Lord 
 1, 2. ills delight is in the L of the L.ord^ and in 
 
 perfect, converting the soul 
 119. 1. blessed are they who walk in the/. e/r/ie L 
 o 21. because they have cast away the/, of L. 
 
 30. 9. children that will not hear the /. of the Lord 
 
 Jer. 8.8. how do ye say, the /. of the Lord is with us 
 / have despised the /. of the L. 
 
 Luke 2. o9. had performed according to the /. of L 
 
 il/y LAW. 
 
 F.xod. 10. 4. whether they will walk in my 1. or no 
 
 children walk m tny 1. 
 
 «() people, to wiy/. incline 
 
 89. 30. if his children forsake my 1. and w alk 
 Crov. 3.1. my son, forget not my 1. but keep 
 4.2. forsake not my I. |l 7. 2. keep my 1. as the apple 
 La. oi. I. the people m whose heart is wy /. 
 
 Jer. 6. 19. tliey have not hearkened unto t/iy I 
 9. 13. because they have forsaken my 1. 
 
 3,5' forsaken me, and have not keptw?/ /. 
 
 26. 4. if ye will not hearken to walk in my /. 
 
 31. 33. 1 will put my 1. in their inward parts 
 44. 10. nor have they feared nor walked in my I 
 
 Lzek. 22. 2b. her priests have violated my 1. 
 llos. 8. ]. because they trespassed against my 1. 
 
 12. have written to him the great things of toy 1. 
 This AW. 
 
 B^t). 14. 2. this shall be the /. ot leper in cleansing 
 ISnm. 5. 30. the priest shall execute on her this 1. 
 
 19. 2. tins IS the ordinance of the /. 31. 21. 
 
 JJeut. 1.5. began Moses to declare this 1. saj’ing 
 4. 8. all this 1. which I set before vou this day 
 17.18. he shall write him acopy of r/iA /. in a book 
 19. he may learn to keep all the words of this 1. 
 
 27. 3. shall write on them the wordsof this I 8 
 26. cursed that confinneth not the words of this 1. 
 
 28. 58. If thou wilt not observe the wordsof this 1. 
 
 29. 29. thatwemaydoall the wordsof thisl. 31.12. 
 31.9. Moses wroter/izs-/. || 11. thou shaltread this 1. 
 
 24. of writing the wordsof r/iw /. in a hook 
 
 32. 46. your children to do the words of this 1. 
 
 . This is the \,AW. 
 
 Lev, 6. 9. this IS the 1. of the burnt offering, 7. .37 
 14. this IS the I of meat offering II25. of sin offering 
 Tl.thisis the l.oi the trespass offering, itis holy 
 10 Ihe beasts and of the fowl 
 
 12. 7. t. IS the Lot her that hath born male and fern. 
 2/2 
 
 J-eti. 1.3.59. this is the 1. of plague of lepr. t4.32,.'77. 
 
 14. .54. this i.s the /. for all manner ot plag. (jf scall 
 
 15. .32^ this is the /. of him that hath an issue 
 Anm. 5. 29. this is the /. of jealousies, when a wife 
 
 6. 13. this is the /. of the Naaarite, wi.en days, 21. 
 
 19. 14. this is the 1. when a man dieth in a tent 
 1 lent.■t.At. this IS the 1. w hi h .Moses set before Israel 
 Lzek.A'i.t^.this is the /.of the house,on top of moun’. 
 iMat.'i. 12. do to them, tor this is the 1. and iiropliets 
 
 7 hy W. 
 
 Dent. .33. 10. they shall teach Israel thy 1. 
 
 Aeh. 9. 26. they cast thy 1. behind their backs 
 29. that thou mightest bring ihem again to thy 1. 
 .34. nor our kings, nor our princes kept thy /. 
 Tsai. 40. 8. yea, thy 1. is within my heart 
 94. 12. chastenest, and leachest him out of thy 1. 
 
 119. 18. behohl wondrous tilings out of thy t. 
 
 29. the way of lying, and grant me t//y /.graciously 
 34. give me undeistanding, and 1 shall keep thy /. 
 44. so shall 1 keep thy 1. continually for ever 
 51. yet have I not declined from thy /. 
 
 53. because of the wicked that forsake thy 1. 
 
 .55. 1 remembered thy name, and kept thy 1. 
 
 61. have robbed me, but 1 have not forgotten thy 1. 
 70. their heart is fat, but I delight in thy /. 
 
 77- 1 may live, for thy i. is my delight, 92,174. 
 85. the pioud digged pits ; which are not after 1.1. 
 97. O how 1 love 1 .1. il 11,9. yet do 1 not foi get 1 .1. 
 11.3. but/. /. do 1 love, 16.3. |{ 126. made void 1 .1. 
 136. W'aters run down, because they keep not 1 .1. 
 142. and thy 1. is the ti uth 1| 150. are tar from thy 1. 
 165. great |)eace have they who love thy 1. 
 
 Jer. 32. 23. they obeyed not, nor walked in thy 1. 
 Dan. 9. 11. ail Israel have transgressed thy 1. 
 Under the ].A \V . 
 
 Bom. 3.19. it saith to them that are under the 1. 
 
 6. 14. tor 3 e are not under the 1. but under grace 
 15. sliall we sm because we are not under the 1. f 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 20. to them that are under the 1. as under the 
 1. that 1 might gain them that are under the 1. 
 
 21. not without law to God, but under 1. to Glirist 
 Gal. .3.23. vye were V.e\\Xunder the 1. 1|4. 4. made u.l. 
 4. 5. sent his .Son to redeem them that were under i 
 21. tell me, ye that desire to be under the 1. 
 
 Gal. 5. 18. if ye be led by Spirit, are not under the k 
 Without LAW. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. .3. a long season, Israel hath been -w. 1. 
 Bom. 2.12. as many as sinned irnhovt 1. perish w. 1. 
 
 3. 21. the righteousness ot God tr. 1. is manifested' 
 7.8. for w. 1. sm w as dead \\ 9. 1 w;as alive to. 1. once 
 1 Cor, 9.21. that are w. 1. as iv. 1. beingnota'. /. to G. 
 
 I frit ten in the LAW. 
 
 1 Kings 2. .3. as it is written in the 1. of Moses 
 2 Chron. 23. 18. 1 25. 4. | .31. .3. Ezra 3. «’ 
 Aeh. 10. .31, 36. Dan. 9. 1.3. Luke 2. 2.3.’ 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 40. do according to all w. 1. 2 Chr. 35. 26. 
 Nell. 8. 14. and they found writ, in the 1. that Israel 
 Dan. 9.11. and the oath that is writ, in 1. of Moses 
 Luke 10. 26. w hat is art/, in the 1. how' readest thou I 
 24.44. all must be tulfilled, which were rr/L. ini. 
 Acts 24. 14. believing all things that are writ, in L 
 1 Cor. 9. 9. it is iv. 1. 1| 14. 21. in the /. it is written 
 J.A W.S. 
 
 Gen. 26. 5. Abraham kept my statutes and my / 
 E.xod. 16. 28. how long refuse ye to keep my /./" 
 
 18. 16. I do make them know the /. of God 
 
 20. thou shall teach them ordinances and / 
 
 Lxv. 26. 46. these are the /. which the Lord made 
 J.zra 7. 25. all such as know the /. of thy God 
 Neh. 9. 13. earnest down, thou gavest them true / 
 
 14. and commandedst them statutes and /. 
 
 Esth. 1.19. to be w ritten among the/. of the Persians 
 
 3. 8. a certain people, their /. are div erse from all 
 
 peojile, neither keep they the kina’s /. 
 
 / sal. 105. 45. that they might keep his /. 
 
 Isa. 24. 5. because they have transaressed the I, 
 Lzek. 43. 11. shew them all the /. thereof 
 44. 5. hear all the /. 1| 24. they shall keep my 1. 
 
 Dan. 7. 25. and think to change times and /. 
 
 9. 10. nor have we obe3ed to walk in his 1. 
 
 Del). 8.10. 1 w ill put my /. info their mind 
 
 10. 16. 1 will put my /. into their hearts 
 
 ^ J. AWFUL. 
 
 Ezra’l. 24. shall not be /. to impose toll on them 
 Isa. -I9. 24. shall tlie 1. captive be tlelivered ' 
 
 Ezek. 18. 5. do that w hich is /. 21. 27. 1.33. 14,19. 
 
 19. the son hath done that which is /. .33. 16." 
 
 Mat. 12. 2. do w hat is not /. Mark 2. 24. Luke 6. 2. 
 
 4. was not /. for him to eat, Mark 2. 26. Luke 6 4 
 10. they asked him, is it /. to heal on the sabbath 
 
 . , days t 12. 7Ua/-/'3. 4. Ltof e 6. 9.1 14. 3. 
 14. 4. it IS not /. for thee to have her, Mark 6. 18. 
 
 19.3. IS it /. for man to put away wife ? Mark 10 ^ 
 
 22. 17. tell us, is it /. to give tribute to Cesar or 
 not t Mark 12. 14. Luke 20. 22. 
 27. 6. it IS not /. to put them in the treasury 
 John 5. 10. it is not /. for thee to carry thy bed 
 
 18. .31. it is not /. for us to i)ut any' man to death 
 Acts 16.21. teach cu,stoms which are not/, to receive 
 
 19. .39. it shall be determined in a /. assembly 
 22. 25. IS it /. for you to scourge a lioman ? 
 
 1 (\>T. 6.12. all things are /. to me, /. for me, 10. 23. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 4. which is not /. for a man to utter 
 
 I. AWFULI.Y. 
 
 1 Jim. 1.8. the law is good, if a man use it /. 
 
 2 1 im. 2. 5. yet is not crow ned, except he strive 1. 
 
 J. AWGIVEM. 
 
 Gpi. 49. 10. nor a /. from between his feet 
 Num. 21. 18. digged the well by' direction of the /. 
 Dent. .33. 21. in a portion of tlie /. was he seated 
 Psal. 6o. 7. Gilead is mine, .ludah is my /. 1U8. 8. 
 
 Isa. 33. 22. the Lord is our /. and our king 
 Jam. 4. 12. there is one /. who is able to save 
 LAWLL.SS. 
 
 1 lim. 1. 9. the law is for the /. and disobedient 
 ,, LAWYEIL 
 
 Mat. 22. .35. one that was a /. asked him, Luke 10. 25. 
 lit. 3. 13. bring Zenas the /. and Apollos 
 ^ , LAWYERS. 
 
 Luke 7. .30. tlie /. rejected the counsel of God 
 11. 45. then answered one of the /. and said 
 46. woe unto you, /. 52.1| 14.3. Jesus spake to /. 
 
 LAY, as with a woman. 
 
 Gen. 19. 33. the first-born /. w ith her fathei, 34, .3:». 
 .30. 16. and Jacob /. with J>eah that nieht 
 .34. 2. Shecliem /. with Dinah and defiled her 
 .35. 22. Beuben went and /. with Bilhah 
 Dent. 22. 22. man that /. with woman, both shall die 
 
 25. the man only that /. with her shall die 
 29. the man tl.at /. with her give fiity shekels 
 
 1 Bam. 2. 22. Ifli heard they /. with the women 
 
 2 Bam. 11. 4. she came, and he /. with her, 12 '’4 
 
 13. 14. Amnon forced lamar and /. with her' 
 
 Ezek. 23. 8. for in her youth they /. with her 
 j.AV. 
 
 Exod. .5. 8. the tale of bricks ye shall 1. upon them 
 16. 13. the dew /. round about the host, 14 
 
 21. 22. as woman’s husband w ill /. upon him 
 
 22. 25. neither Shalt thou /. upon him usury 
 Lev. 1. 7. and /. the wood in order on the fire 
 
 8. tjie prie.sfs shall /. ihe parts in order, 12. 
 
 2. 15. thou shalt /. the frankincense thereon’ 
 
 6. 12. and /. the burnt-offering in order uiion it 
 Attw. 12.11. alas, iny Lord,/, not the sin uiion us 
 Deut.j. lit. but will /. them on them that hate thee 
 
 11. 25. shall /. the tear of you upon all the land 
 21. 8. /. not innocent blood to thy people Israel 
 Jof/(.2.-H. they came to Rahab's house, and / there 
 8. 2. /. thee an ambush for the city behind it 
 Judy. 16. .3. .Samson /. till midnight, and arose 
 Buth .3. 8. and behold, a woman /. at his feet 
 
 1 Bam. .3. 15. and .''amuel /. till the morniii" 
 
 11.2. and /. It tor a reproach on all Israel’ 
 
 25. t 25. let not my lord /. it to his heart 
 
 26. 5. Saul / in the trench, people about him, 7. 
 
 2 .bam. 4. o. Ish bosheth, who /. on a bed at noon 
 1'v 3. ewe lamb eat ot his meat, and /. in his bosom 
 
 16. David /. all nisht on the earth, 13. .3] 
 
 1 A'inys 13. .31. /. my bones beside his bones’ 
 
 18. 2.3. /. it on wood and put no fire under 
 
 19. 5. and as he /. and slept under a iuniner tree 
 
 21. 27. Ahab fasted and t. in sackcloth 
 
 2 Ainys4. 34. he w’ent up and /. upon the child 
 
 10. 8. /. ye them in two heaps at the gate 
 :Chr. 36. 21. long as she /. desolate, she kept sabb. 
 Esth. 4. .3. many ./. in sackcloth and ashes 
 
 Job 29. 19. the dew /. all night upon my branch 
 34. 23. he will not /. on man more than rielit 
 B.ial. 7. 5. let him /. mine honour in the dust 
 .38. 12. they that seek my life, /. snares for me 
 84. .3. found a nest, where she may /. her young 
 Led. 7. 2. and the living will /. it to heart 
 Isa. .5. 8. woe to them that /. field to field 
 
 10. -t 6. give them charge to /. them a treading 
 13. 9. to /. the land desolate, Ezek. .3.3. 28. 
 
 11. I will /. low the haughtiness of the terrible 
 
 22. 22. key of house of David /. on bis shoulder 
 25. 12. and the fortress shall he /. low 
 
 28. 16. behold, I will /. in Zion a tried stone 
 17-judgment will 1 /. to the line, and righteousn. 
 
 20. 21. that /. a snare fur him that reproveth 
 .30. .32. the staff w hich the Lord shall /. on him 
 .34. 15. there shall the great owl /. and hatch 
 .38. 21. a lump of figs, and /. it for a plaister 
 
 47. 7. so thpu didst not /.these things to to v heart 
 54. 11. 1 will /. thy stones with fair colours 
 Jer. 6. 21. I will /. stumbling-block, Ezek. 3. op 
 Ezek. 4. 1. take thee a tile, and /. it before thee ’ 
 
 2. /. siege against it, 3. |i 8. /. bands on thee 
 4. /. the iniquity of the house of Israel upon it 
 25.14. 1 w ill /. my vengeance on Edom. 17. 
 
 28. 17. I w ill /. thee before kings to behold thee 
 .32. 5. 1 will /. thy flesh on the mountains, and fill 
 .36. 29. and I will /. no tamine upon you 
 34. the land shall be tilled, whereas it /. desolate 
 .37. 6. I will /. sinews upon you and bring: flesh 
 42. 13. there /. the most holy things, 14. 1 44. 19. 
 Jonah 1. 14. O Lord, /. not on us innocent blood 
 Mic. 1.7. the idols thereof will I /. desolate 
 Mul. 2. 2. if ye will not /. it to heart, I will send a 
 curse upon you ; because ye do not /. it to heart 
 Mat. 8. 20. hath not where to /. his head. Lukeg.JQ. 
 2.3. 4. bind, and /. them on men’s shoulders 
 28. 6. come, see the place where the I.ord /. 
 
 Mark 2. 4. the bed w herein the sick of the palsy /. 
 Luke 19. 44. and shall /. thee even with tlie ground 
 John 5. .3. in these /. impotent folk, blind, halt 
 
 11. .38. it was a cave, and a stone /. upon it 
 Acts 7. 60. Lord, /. not this sin to their charge 
 
 15. 28. to /. on you no greater burden than these 
 
 27. 20. and no small tempest /. on us, all hope 
 Bom. 8. .33. /. any thing to the charge of (iod’s elect 
 
 9. 3.3. behold, 1 /. in Zion a stumbling-stone 
 1 Cor. 16. 2. let every one /. by him in store 
 Ihb. 12. 1. let us /. aside every weight, and the sia 
 Jam. 1. 21. wherefore /. apart all filthiness 
 1 Bet. 2. 6. I /. in Zion a chief corner-stone 
 Bee Foun u.\Tio.\. 
 
 LAY down. 
 
 Gen. 19.4. before they /. d. men of .'^odom compass. 
 .33. and I.ot perceived not when she /. down, 35. 
 
 28. 11. Jacob /. down in that place to sleep 
 Num. Q4. 9. couched, he /. rf. as a lion, as a young 
 Judy. 5. 27. he /. down at her feet, he bow ed. he fell 
 Buth 3. 4. uncover his feet, and /. thee down 
 
 1 Bam. 3. 5. lie down, and .‘'amuel went and /. d. 9, 
 
 19. 24. Saul /. down naked all that day and night 
 
 2 Bam. 1.3. 5. .lonadab said, /. thee down on thy bed 
 6. so Amnon /. down and made himself sick 
 
 1 Kings 14. t 20. Jeroboam /. down w ith his fathers 
 Job 17. 3. /. down now. put me in surety w ith thee 
 Psal. 4. 8. I will /. me down in peace and sleep 
 104. 22. young lions /. them down in their dens 
 Ezek. 19. 2. thy mother /. down among lions 
 ximos 2. 8. fliey /. themselves down on clothes 
 Mat. 0. t.36. because they were tired and /. down 
 John 10. 15. and I /. down mv life for mv sheep, 17 
 18. /. it //, of myself, 1 iiave power to /. it d. 
 
 1.3. 37. 1 w ill /. down n>y life for thy sake, .‘18. 
 
 15. 13. that a man /. down his life for his friends 
 1 John 3* 16. we ought to /. d, oui* lives for the brelh 
 LAY hand. 
 
 Gfft- he .said, /. not thy hand on the lad 
 
 37. 22. shed no blood, /. no hand upon Joseph 
 
LAI 
 
 LEA 
 
 LAI 
 
 Eiod. 7.4. tliat T may 1. my hand upon Esrypt 
 Lev. 3. 2. 1. his hand on the head ot liis oftenng,8. 
 
 13. 1. his hand on tiie head ot the pat, 4. 24. ^ 
 
 4. 4. he shall /. his hajid on the hullqtk s hesid, 
 
 29.* he shall 1. his hand on the siii Muering, .33. 
 
 2^um. 27. 18. the Lord said, 1. thy hand on .Joshua 
 Judd. 18. 19. 1. thy hand upon thy mouth, and go 
 Exth.Z. 21. and sought to 1 . hand on the king 
 gi. i. to 1 . hand on such as sought their hurt 
 Joh 9. 33. any days-man to 1. his haiid on us both 
 21 5 mark me, and 1 . vour hand upon your mouth 
 4o! 4*. shall I answ. I will 1. my hajid on my mouth 
 41. 8. 1 . tliy hand upon him, remember the battle 
 Prov.’^O. 32. it'thou thoughtevil, /. handon mouth 
 Jsa 11.14. they shall 1 . their hand on l-’.dom 
 Mi'c. 7.16. tliey shall /. their hand on their mouth 
 Mat. 9. 18. come, and 1. thy ha 7 td on her 
 LAY hands. 
 
 Lev 16 21. Aaron shall/.both hison the goat 
 24.*14.'all that heard him /. their handf on head 
 2^um.&. 12. the Levites /. their /i. on the bullocks 
 Jv'e/i. 13-21. if ye do so again, I will /. hands on yon 
 Lsth. 3.6. he thoughtscorn to /. h. on Monigc. alone 
 Mai. 21. 46. they sought to /. h. on him, Luke 20.19. 
 Mark 5. 23. come and /. thy hands on her 
 
 16.18. /. ha 7 tds on the sick, and they shall recover 
 Luke 21.12. thej' shall 1. hands on you, and pcrsec. 
 ActsQ. 19. on whomsoever 1 /. h. he may receive 
 1 Tim 5. 22. 1. /laW.* suddenly on no man, nor be 
 LAY hold. 
 
 Detif. 21.19. then shall his father /. hold on him 
 22. 28. and /. hold on her, and lie with her 
 e'b'aw. 2.21. /. thee hold on one of the young men 
 1 Kings 13.4. put forth his hand, saying, /. h. on him 
 Prov 3 18 a tree of life to them that/, hold on her 
 Eccl'.Z. 3. and 1 soushtto /. h. on folly, till I might 
 Jsa. 5. 29. they shall roar, and /. hold on the prey 
 Jer. 6.23. they shall /. tmld on bow and spear 
 Zech. 14.13. every one shall /. h. on his neighbour 
 Mat. 12.11. will he not /. h. on it, and lilt it out 
 Mark 3. 21. his friends went out to /. hold on him 
 12.12. they sought to 1 . hold on him, but feared 
 
 1 Thn. 6.12. 1. hold on eternal life, w'hei eunto, 19 
 Eeb. 6.18. to /. hold on the hope set before us 
 
 LAY up. 
 
 Gen. 41. 35. /. up corn under the hand of Pharaoh 
 Exod. 16. 23. 1. 7 ip manna for you till the morning 
 33. 1 . 7 ip a potof manna to be kept for generations 
 K 7 irn. 1". 4. shall /. them 7 tp in the tabernacle 
 ~19. 9. /. them without the camp in a clean place 
 Leiit. 11.18. /. up these my words in your heart 
 
 14. 28. and shall /. it itp w’ithin thy gates 
 Joh 22. 22. and /. 7 ip his words in thy heart 
 
 24. then shalt /. gold as dust and stones 
 ProvJ.\. l. 7 ip my commandments with thee 
 
 10.14. wise men /. 7 tp know ledge, but the foolish 
 Jli^7^ 6.19. /. not up for you ti easures on earth 
 
 20. /. 77 p for vo\nselves treasures in heaven 
 
 2 Cor 12. 14. children not to /. 7 ip for the parents 
 
 I.AY wait. 
 
 Ezra 8. 31. delivered us from such as /. in u'ait 
 Psal. 71.10. that /. wait for my soul take counsel 
 Prov. 1. 11. let us /. wait lor blood, letus lurk 
 18. and they /. tvait for their own blood, and lurk 
 24. 15. /. not wait against the righteous 
 Jer. 5. 26. they /. wait as he that setteth snares 
 I.AY 7 i'aste. 
 
 2 Kings 19.25. that shouldest be Jo /. w. Isa. .37.26 
 Jsa. 5. 6. 1 w'ill /. it waste, it shall not be pruned 
 Ezek. 35. 4. I will /. thy cities waste, thou shalt 
 LA 11). 
 
 Gen. 9. 23. and /. it on both their shoulders 
 22. 6. Abraham took wood, and /. it on Isaac 
 
 30. 41. .Jacob /. the rods before the cattle 
 
 38.19. she went aw ay, and /. by her veil from her 
 
 48.14. riehthand, and /. it on Ephraim’s head 
 E.rod. 2. .3Tshe /. it in the flags by the river 
 
 5. 9. let more work be /. on the men 
 
 21. 30. he shall give whatsoever is /. on him 
 De 7 it. 26. 6. the E.gvptians /. on us hard bondage 
 Josh. 2. 6. w ith stalks of flax she had /. in order 
 
 7. 23. they took and /. them out before the Lord 
 Judg. 9. 24. their blood be /. on Abimelech 
 Eu'ih 4.16. took the child, and /. it in her bosom 
 2 .S'rtwi. 18.17. /. a m eat heap of stones on Absalom 
 
 1 Kings .3. 20. she arose and took my son, and /. it in 
 
 her bosom, and /. her dead child in my bosom 
 8.31. an oath be /. on him to cause, 2 Chron. 6.22. 
 1.3. 29. the prophet /. the carcase on the ass 
 
 30. he /. his carcase in his own grave 
 
 17.19. he carried him up, and /. him on his own bed 
 
 2 Kings 4. 21. she went, and /. him on the bed 
 9. 25. the Lord /. this burden on him 
 20. 7. and they took and /. it on the boil 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 9. Moses /. on Israel in the wilderness 
 Neh. 1.3. 5. w here they /. the meat offerings 
 Joh 6. 2. and my calamity /. in the balances 
 18. 10. the snare is /. for him in the ground 
 '38. 6. or who /. the corner-stone thereof 
 Psal. 21. 5. honour and majesty hast /. on liim 
 
 31. 4. pull me out of the net they have /. tor me 
 49. 14. like sheep they are /. in the grave 
 62. 9. to he /. in the balance, they are vanity 
 79.1. thev have /. .Jerusalem on heaps 
 
 88. 6. thou hast /. me in the lowest [dt 
 
 89. 19. I have /. help upon one that is mighty 
 10.5.18. feet hurt with fetters, he was /. in iron 
 119. 30. thy juflgments have 1 /.before me 
 
 110. the wic ked have /. asnare for me, 141. 9. 
 
 I. 39. 5. thou hast /. thine hand upon me 
 142. .3. they have privily /. a snare for me 
 
 J. 'rt. 6. 7. and he /. it upon my mouth, and said 
 42.25. it burned him, yet /. it not to heart, 57.11. 
 47.6. thou hast very heavily /. thy yoke 
 53. 6. the r.ord /. on him the iniquity ot us all 
 
 Jer. 50. 24. I have /.asnare for thee, O Babylon 
 Ezek. .32. 19. be thou /. with the uncircumcised 
 .33. 29. when I have /. the land most desolate 
 35. 12. hast spoken, saying, they are /. desolate 
 Ilos. 11.4. T drew them, and 1 /.meat unto them 
 Joell. 17. the garners are /. desolate, the bains 
 Amos 2. 8. on clothes /. to pledge by every altar 
 
 9. 
 
 Chad. 7 . they have /. a wound under thee 
 .Jonah 3. 6. he arose and /. his robe from him 
 Mic. 5. 1. now gather, he hath /. siege against us 
 Hah. 2. 19. it is/, over with gold and silver 
 Hag. 2. 15. from before a stone w-as /. on a stone 
 '/.ech. .3. 9. behold the stone that 1 have /. 
 
 7. 14. for they /. the pleasant land desolate 
 Mat. .3. 10. now the axe is /. to the root, iMke^. 
 
 27. 60. he /.it in his own new tomb, and rolled 
 Mark 7. 30. and her daughter/, on the bed 
 15.47. and Mary beheld where he was/. 
 
 16. 6. behold the place wdiere they /. him 
 Imke 2. 7. her first-born and /. him in a manger 
 16. 20. Lazarus was /. at his gate full ot sores 
 2.3.53. wherein never man before was /. John 19. 41. 
 John 11..34. and said, where have ye /. him ' 
 
 1.3. 4. /. aside his garments and took a towel 
 
 19. 42. there /. they Jesus therefore, because 
 
 20. 2. we know not where they have /.him, 1.3. 
 
 Acts 3.2. whom they /. at the gate of the temple 
 
 4. .37. and /. the money at the apostles’ feet, 5. 2. 
 
 5.15. /. them on beds and couches, that at least 
 9. 37. when washed, they /. her in an upper chamb. 
 
 1.3. .36. David was /. to his fathers, and saw corrupt. 
 
 2.3. 29. nothing /. to his charge worthy of death 
 25. 7. /. many complaints they could not prove 
 
 16. concerning the crime /. against him 
 
 1 Cor. 9.16. necessity is /. upon me, woe to me 
 
 2 Tim. 4.16. 1 pray it be not /. to their charge 
 
 Aee Foundation. 
 
 LAID down. 
 
 Josh. 2. 8. before they were /. down, she came up 
 4. 8. carried them, and /. them down there 
 Eiith 3.7. lluth uncovered his feet and /. her down 
 
 1 yiam. 3. 2. Eli was /. down H .3. Sam. /. dow 7 i to sleep 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 8. Amnon was /. down, and she took Hour 
 1 Kings 19. 6. Elijah did eat, and /. him down again 
 
 21. 4. Ahab came and /. him downon his bed 
 J^sal. 3. 5. 1 1. me dowri and slept, I awaked 
 Isa. 14. 8. since thou art /. d. no feller is come up 
 Ltike 19. 22. taking up that I /. not d. and rea»pin" 
 Acts 4. .35. and /. them dowri at the apostles’ feet 
 7. 58. the witnesses /. d. their clothes at ayoun'- 
 Rom. 16. 4. who for my life /. dowii their necks 
 
 1 John 3.16. because he /. down his life for us 
 
 LA ID hand. 
 
 Exod. 24.11. and on the nobles he /. not his harid 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 19. Tamar /. her h. on her head, crying 
 Esth. 8.7. because he /. his handon the lews 
 
 9. 10. but they /. not their h. on the spoil, 15, 16. 
 Joh 29. 9. the princes /. their hand on their mouth 
 Psal. 139. 5. thou hast /. thine ha 7 id upon me 
 Ezek. 30. 21. my /wwdthat 1 have /. on them 
 Rev. 1. 17. he/, his right hand upon me, saying 
 LA 11) ha 7 ids. 
 
 J^ev. 8. 14. Aaron and his sons /. their/r. on, 18.22. 
 Num. 27. 2.3. Moses /. his h. on loshua, Demt. .34. 9. 
 2 Kings 11.16. and they /. ha 7 ids on her, 2 Chr. 2.3.15. 
 2 Chr. 29. 23. they /. their ha 7 ids on the he-goats 
 Chad. 1.3. nor have 1. haruls on their substance 
 Mat. 18. 28. he /. /raw* and took him by the throat 
 19.15. and he /. his harids on them, and departed 
 26. 50. they came and /. h. on Jesus, Mark 14. 46. 
 MarkJ). 5. save that he /. hatids on a few sick folk 
 L 7 ike 4. 40. he /. his hasids on every one of them 
 
 Isa. 64. 11. and all pleasant things are /. waste . 
 
 Jer. 4. 7. thy cities shall be /. waste without an in 
 habitant, Ezek. 6. 6.1 12. 20. 119. 7-1 29.12. 
 27.17. wherefore should this city be 1 . waste f 
 Ezek. 26.2. 1 shall he replenished now' she is 1 . waste 
 Joel 1. 7. /. my vine waste, and barked my fig-tree 
 Amos 7 . Q. the sanctuaries of Isi'. shall bo 1. waste 
 Nah. 3.7. all shall flee and say, ISineveh is/, waste 
 Mai. 1. 3. 1 1. his heritage waste for dragons 
 I.AIDES'J'. 
 
 P.sal. 66. 11. thou /. affliction on our loins 
 Luke 19. 21. thou takest up that thou/, not down 
 LAIN. 
 
 John 20. 12. where the body of Jesus had /. 
 LAYESr. 
 
 A5/W. 11. 11. thou/.the burden of this people on me 
 1 Sam. 28. 9. w herefoi e /. thou a snare tor my life f 
 LAY El II. 
 
 Joh 21.19. God /. up his iniquity tor his children 
 24. 12. soul crieth out, yet God /. not tolly to them 
 41.26. the sword of him that /. at liim cannot hold 
 Psal. 33. 7. he /. up the depth in store-houses 
 104. 3. he /. the beams of his chamber s in w aters 
 P^w. 2. 7. he /. up wisdom for the righteous 
 1.3.16. deals with xnow'ledge, but a tool /.oiren folly 
 26. 24. dissembleth, and /. up deceit with him 
 31. 19. she /. her hands to the spindle, her hands 
 Jsa. 26. 5. the lofty city he /. low to the ground 
 56. 2. blessed is the man that /. hold on it 
 .57.1. righteous perisheth, and no man /. it to heart 
 .Jer. 9. 8. in heart he /. w'ait 1| 12. 11. /. it to heart 
 Zech. 1-2. 1. Lord /. the foundation of the earth 
 Luke 12. 21. so is he that /. up treasure for himself 
 15. 5. found, he /. it on his shoulders rejoicing 
 LAYING. 
 
 K^im. 35. 20. or hurl at him by /.wait, that he die 
 
 22. have cast on him any thing without /. wait 
 Psal. 64. 5. they commune of /. snares privily 
 Mark 7 . 8. for /. aside the commandment ot God 
 Luke 11. .54. /. wait for him, and seeking to catch 
 Acts 8. 18. that through /. on of the apostles’ hands 
 
 9. 24. but their /. wait was known of Saul 
 
 23. 16. Paul’s kinsmen heard of their /. in wait 
 25. 3. send for him, /. w'aitin the w’ay to kill him 
 
 1 Tim.L 14. with /. on of the handsof the presbytery 
 6.19. /. up in store a good foundation tor time to 
 Jleh. 6. 1. not/, again the foundation of repentance 
 2. of doctrine of baptisms, and ot /. on of hands 
 1 Pet. 2.1. /. aside all malice, guile, and hypocrisies 
 LEAD. 
 
 Exod. 15.10. they sank as /. in the mighty waters 
 Num. 31. 22. and the /. that may abide the lire 
 Joh 19. 24. that they were graven with iron and 1. 
 Jer. 6 29. the /. is consumed of the fire 
 Ezek 18 they are /. in the midst ot the furnace 
 20. as'they gather /. so will I gather you in anger 
 17 . 12. with iron, tin, and /. 'J'arshish traded m fairs 
 
 1.3.1.3. he /. his ha 7 ids on her, she was made straight 
 John 7 . .30. but no man /. ha 7 ids on him, 44. 1 8. 20. 
 Acts 4. 3. and they /. hands on the apostles, 5.18. 
 
 6. 6. had prayed, they /. ha 7 ids on the deacons 
 8.17. then /. they thefr/lan,* on them, and they 
 
 1.3. .3. they /. their hands on Paul and Barnabas 
 19. 6. and when Paul had /. his hands on them 
 21. 27. stirred up the. people, and /. ha 7 ids on Paul 
 28. 8. Paul /. ha 7 ids on Publius’ father, and healed 
 
 LAID hold. 
 
 Gen. 19.16. the men /. h. on Lot’s hand and his wife’s 
 .Judg. 19.29.took a knife, and /. hold on his concubine 
 
 1 Sam. 15.27. Saul /. h. on Samuel’s skirt, and it rent 
 
 2 Ch/071.7. 22. /. hold on other gods and worshipped 
 Job 18. 120. they that went before /. hold on horror 
 Mat. 14. .3. Herod had /. hold on John, Mark 6.17 
 
 26. 55. /. no h. on me 1157- /■ h. on Jes. Mark 14. 51. 
 Luke 23. 26. they /. hold on one Simon a Cyrenian 
 Rev. 20. 2. he /. hold on the dragon, and bound him 
 LAID up. 
 
 Gen. 39. 16. and she /. 7 ip his garment by her 
 41. 48. Joseph /. up food in the cities 
 JJod. 16. 24. they /. liup till the morning, as Moses 
 .3 4 . Aaron /. up the pot of manna to be kept 
 N7im. 17. 7. Moses /.i/g the rods before the Lord 
 Deut. .32. .34. is not this /. «/; in store with me' 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 25. Samuel /. it up before the Lord 
 21. 12. David l.zip these words in his heart 
 
 2 Kmgs 20. 17. which thy fathers /. up in store 
 Ezra 6. 1. where treasures were /. wpin Babylon 
 .Joh 2 :is 12. 1 have /. the words of his mouth 
 Psal. 31. 19. thou hast /.i/p for them that fear thee 
 Prov. 1.3. 22. wealth of sinners is /. i/p tor the just 
 Cant. 7 . 13. fruits which 1 have /. t/p for thee 
 Jsa. 10. 28. at Michmash he /. ttp his carriages 
 
 15.7. that /. 7tp sliall they carry away to the brook 
 2.3. 18. her hire shall not be treasured or /. ttp 
 .39. 6. which fathers /. up be carried to Babylon 
 Jer. .36. 20. they /. irpthe roll in the chamber 
 Luke 1.66. a'l /• them «pin their hearts, saying 
 12. 19. soul, thou hast much goods /. up tor year s 
 19. 20. thv pound 1 have kept/. ?/p in a napkin 
 Col. 1. 5. for the hope which is /. up for you 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. is /. up forme a crown of righteousness 
 LA 1D wait. 
 
 Judg. 9. 34. and they /. a’n/t against Shechem 
 16. 2. they /. wait all night for .Samson in the gate 
 1 Sam. 15. 2. Amalek /. wait for him in the way 
 5. and Saul came and /. fvait in the valley 
 Joh 31. 9. or if 1 have /. wait at my neighbour s door 
 La7n. 4. 19. they /. wait for us in the wi lderness 
 Acts 20. 3. when the .Jews /. tcait for him, 23. 30. 
 I.AID waste. 
 
 Psal 79. 7. for they /. waste his dwelling-place 
 La.l'5.1. Ar and Kir /. waste\\ 2.3.1. Tyre,it is 1. waste 
 2.3.14. liowl, ye ships, your strength is 1 . waste 
 37. 18. the kings of Assyria/, waste all the nations 
 
 27. A*, w iLii ii ,jii, V.**, t,..'. .. .—I ■".■'r 
 
 Zech. 5. 7. behold, there was lifted up a talent of /. 
 
 8. he cast the weight of /. on the mouth thereof 
 LEAD 
 
 Signifies, [1] To guide or co 7 id 7 Lct, Psal. 31. .3.1 139. 
 
 10. [2] To live, 1 Tim. 2. 2. [.3] To govern or di¬ 
 rect, Rom. 8. 14. [4] To seduce, 2 Inn. 3. 6. L5] 
 Towalk,VTOV.8.f20. 
 
 Gen. 33. 14. I will /. on softly as the cattle 
 Exod. 1.3. 21. a pillar of cloud to /. them the way 
 .32. 34. r.ow go, /. the people to the place 
 Num. 27. 17. which may /. them out and bring 
 Deut. 4. 27. whither the Lord shall /.you, 28. .37-. 
 20. 9. they shall make captains to /. the people 
 .32 12 so the Lord alone did/. him, there w as 
 Judg. 5. 12. arise, Parak, /. thy c.iptivity captive 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 22. they may /. them away and depart 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 9. find compassion before them that /. 
 Neh 9. 19. the pillar of cloud to /. them in the way 
 P.sal. 5. 8. /. me, O Lord, in thy righteousness 
 
 25. 5. /. me in thy truth |l 27. IL /. m a plain path 
 31. 3. for thy name's sake /. me and guide me 
 4.3. 3. send thv light and truth, let them /. me 
 
 60. 9. wlio will /. me into Edom ? 108. 10. 
 
 61. 2. /. me to the rock that is higher than I 
 125. 5. /. them forth with the workers of iniquity 
 139. 10. even there shall thine hand /. me 
 
 24. and /. me in the way everlasting 
 143. 10. /. me into the land of uprightness 
 Prov 6.22. w'heii thou goest, it shall /. thee 
 8. 20. I /. in the w-ay of righteousness 
 Ca 7 it. 8. 2. 1 would /. thee to my mother s house 
 Isa. .3.12. they that /. thee cause thee to err 
 
 11. 6. and a little child shall /. them 
 20. 4. the king of Assyria/. Egyptians prisoners 
 40. 11. he shall gently/, those thatare withyouiif 
 42. 16. I will /. them in paths fot kiiowTi 
 49. 10. that hath mercy on them, shall /. them 
 57.18. I will /. him, and restore comforts 
 63. 14. so didst thou /. thy people to make 
 
 Jer. 31. 9. with supplicatipiis will I /. them 
 .32. 5. and he shall /. Zedekiah to Babylon 
 Nah. 2. 7. her maids /. her, aswith voice of doves 
 Mat. 6. 1.3. /. us not into temptation, Luke U. 4. 
 
 15. 14. if the blind /. the bliiul, J^uke 6. .39. 
 
 Mark 13. 11. when they shall /. you and deliver up 
 14. 44. take him and /. him avvay safely . 
 
 I.uke 13. 15. loose his ox and /. him to watering 
 ActsU. 11. he went about seeking some to /. him 
 1 Cor. 9. 5. have we not power jo /. about a sistei 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. we mav /. a quiet lite in godliness 
 
 2 'Jim. 3. 6. /. captive silly women laden w ith sins 
 Heh. 8. 9. to /. them out of the land ot Egypt 
 Rev. 7. 17. the Lamb shall teed and /. them 
 
 L E ^4 D Lit. 
 
 1 Chr 1^ ^ 7 . Teboiada was /. of the Aaronites 
 1.3.1.' Dav'id consulted with captains and every /. 
 Jsa. 55. 4. 1 have given hini a /. to the people 
 LEADE.lt.S. 
 
 ^ Chron 3". 21. Txird sent an angel which cut off /. 
 Isa. 9. 16. the /. of this people cause them to err 
 14 t 9. itstirreth up all the /. of the earth 
 Ezek. 4. t 2. set chief /. against it round atmut 
 Mat 15. 14. they be blind /. of the blind 
 LEADEsr. 
 
 Psal. 80. 1. tliou that /. Joseph like a flwk 
 
 X 273 
 
LEA 
 
 LEA 
 
 LEA 
 
 LEADETII. 
 
 1 f^am. 13.17. turned to the way that 1. to Ophrah 
 Job 12. 17. he /. counsellors away spoiled 
 19. he /. princes away spoiled, an t overthroweth 
 + 2.3. he enlarfjeth the nations and /. in 
 Psal. 2.3. 2. he /. me beside the still wafers 
 
 3 . he /. me in the paths of righteousness 
 J^rov. 16. 29. /. him mto the way that is not •.’'OOfl 
 
 17. I am the Lord thy (iod which L thee 
 3iat, 7.13. wide is tlie way that /. to de.struc-tion 
 
 14. narrow is the way that /. to life, few lind it 
 Mark 9. 2. .lesus /. them into an high mountain 
 Jo/tn 10. 3. he calleth lii.s sheep and /. tliem 
 Acts 12. 10. the iron gate that /. into tlie city 
 Pom. 2. 4. the goodness of God /. to repentance 
 Jiev. 13. 10. he that 1. shall go into captivity 
 
 LEAF. 
 
 Signifies, [1] The product or clothing of trees mid 
 plants, Gen. 8. 11. [2] An evidence of grace, 
 
 Psal. 1. 3. [3] A form of godliness, or a hare 
 profession of Christianity, uithout the fruit of 
 righteousness, .Mat. 21. 19. [4] The least cause 
 of fear. Lev. 26. .36. 
 
 The leaves were for the hf*iling of the nalions. 
 Rev. 22. 2. Grace from Christ, the tree of life, 
 heals his people whom he chooses out of all na- 
 tion-t, and gives them perfect fieedom from all 
 spiritual diseases. 
 
 Gen. 8. 11. and lo, in her mouth was an oli' e 1. 
 Xcti. 26. .36. sounti of a shaken 1. shall chase tliem 
 Job 13. 25. wilt tliou break a 1. driven to and fro ? 
 Psal. 1. 3. his 1. also shall not wither, sliall prosper 
 Jsa. 1. 30. shall be as an oak, whose /. fadeth 
 .34. 4. their host fall as a /. || 64. 6. we fade as a 1. 
 Jer. 8.13. there shall be no grapes, the 1. shall fade 
 17. 8. but lier /. shall be green, and not be careful 
 Pzek. 47. 12. 1. shall not fade, the 1. for medicine 
 LEAVES. 
 
 Gen. .3. 7. they sewed fig 1. and made aprons 
 Jsa. 6. 13. as an oak, v hen they cast their 1. 
 
 Jer. 36. 23. when .lehudi read three or four 1. 
 Rzek. 17. 9. it shall wither in all the/, of her spring 
 JDan. 4.12. 1. thereof fair, 21. |1 14. shake otf his 1. 
 J\Jat. 21. 19. nothing thereon but 1. Mark 11. 1.3. 
 
 24. 32. his branch putteth forth 1. Mark 13. 28. 
 Rev. 22. 2. the 1. were for the l.ealingof the nations 
 JjEAVES for doors. 
 
 1 KingsO. + 32. the 1. of the doors were of olive trees 
 .34. the two 1. of the one door were folding 
 Juzek. 41.24. doors had two 1. apiece, two 1. tor one 
 LEAGUE. 
 
 Josh. 9. 6. make therefore a 1. with us, 11. 
 
 15. Joshua made a 1. with the Gibeonites, 16. 
 Judg. 2. 2. make no 1. with the inhabitants of land 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. my son hath made a 1. with David 
 
 2 Sum. 5. 3. king David made a 1. wdth them 
 
 1 Kings 5. 12. liiram and Solomon made a 1. 
 
 15.19. there is a 1. between me and thee 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 3. go break thy 1. with Faasha king of 
 Job 5. 23. shalt be in /. with tlie stones of the field 
 R.zek. .30. 5. men of the land that is in /. shall fall 
 Pan. 11.23. after the 1. he shall work deceitfully 
 
 l.EAX. 
 
 Gen. 41.3. kine came out of the river /.-fleshed, 19. 
 
 4. the /.-fleshed eat tip the seven fat kine, 20. 
 Kum. 1.3, 20. what the land is, whether fat or /. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 4. why art thou beimr the king’s son /. 
 Isa. 17. 4. the fatness of his flesh shall wax /. 
 Rzek. 34. 20. I will judge l;etween fat cattle and /. 
 Zeph. 2.111. Lord make /. the gods of the earth 
 
 LEANKKSS. 
 
 Job 16. 8. my /. rising up in me. beareth witness 
 Ps. 106.15. gave request, but sent /. into their soul 
 Isa. 10, 16. Lord shall send among his fat ones /. 
 24. 16. but 1 said, my /. my /. woe unto me 
 Jli/c. 6.110. the measure of /. is abominable 
 
 lean 
 
 Signifies, [1] To incline or rest against, Judg. 10. 
 
 26. [i] To tru^t or depend upon, 2 Kings 18. 21. 
 [3] Spiritually by faith and love to cleave to and 
 rely upon. Cant. 8. 5. 
 
 Judg. 16. 26. that I may /. on the pillars 
 2 Kings 18. 21. on which if a man /. Isa. .36. 6. 
 
 Job 8.15. shall /. on his house, but it shall not stand 
 Prov. 3. 5. /. not to thine own understanding 
 Mic. 3. 11. yet will they /. on the Lord, and say 
 LEANED. 
 
 Judg. 16. + 29. the middle pillars on which he /. 
 g,Sam. 1. 6. behold, Saul /. upon his S|)ear 
 2 Kingsl. 2. then a lord, on v. hose hand the kimr /. 
 
 2 Chron. .32. + 8. people /. on the words of 11 ezekiah 
 Rzek. 29. 7- when they /. on thee, thou brakest 
 Amos 5.19. /. his hand on wall, a serpent bit him 
 John 21. 20. who also /. on his breast at supper 
 J.EANEJH. 
 
 Kum. 21. + 15. brooks /. on the border of IMoab 
 2 Sam. 3. 29. not fail one that /. on a staff 
 2 Kings 5. 18. /. on my hand in the house of Rimm. 
 LEANING. 
 
 Cant. 8. 5. that comelh up /. on her beloved 
 John 13. 23. now’ there was /. on Jesus’ bosom 
 Ileb. 11. 21. Jacob w'orshipped, /. on top of his staff 
 LEAP 
 
 Signifies, [1] To skip, or jump to and fro. Acts .3. 8. 
 
 I 14. 10. [2] To come violently and suddenly 
 
 upon. Acts 19. 16. [.3] To rejoice and he glad, 
 Isa. .35. 6. 
 
 Gen. 31. 12. all the rams w’hich /. on the cattle 
 Rev. 11. 21. have legs to /. withal upon the earth 
 Deut. .33. 22. and of Dan, he shall /. from llashan 
 Job 41. 19. burning lamps, and S()arksof fire /. out 
 Psal. 68.16. why /. ye, ye high hills, this is the hill 
 Isa. .35.6. then shall the lame man /. as an hart 
 Joel 2. 5. like the noise of chariots shall fliey /. 
 Zeph. 1.9. shall punish those that /. on the threshold 
 Ruke 6. 23. rejoice ye in that clay, 'and /. for joy 
 LEAPED. 
 
 Gen. 31. 10. the rams which /. upon the cattle 
 QSam. 22. .30. by my God, 1 /. over a wall, Ts. 18.29. 
 1 kings 18. 26. they /. upon the altar which was 
 Ruke 1.41. the babe /. in her womb for joy, 44. 
 Acts 14. 10. stand upright, and he /. and walked 
 274 
 
 Acts 19.16. he in whom evil spirit was, /. on them 
 LEAPING. 
 
 2 Sam. 0. 16. Michal saw David /. and dancing 
 Cant. 2. 8. behold he cometh /. on the mountains 
 Acts 3. 8. and he /. up, stood and walked, entered 
 LEARN 
 
 Signifies, [1] To receive instruction, 1 Cor. 14. .31. 
 1 Lim. 2. 11. [2] j'o imitate. Mat. 11. 29- [3J 
 To take heed, 1 I im. 1. 2o. [4] 'To know, or hear 
 one's opinion, or .sentiment coiueming any thing. 
 Gal. 3. 2. [5] To practise, Psal. li.>6. .‘45. 
 
 No man could learn that song. Rev. 14. .3. 
 None of the anttchristian party could join in 
 this pure gospel-worship; they could ruit learn 
 to ascribe power, riches, wisdom, honour, glory, 
 and blessing to Jesus Christ alone; but gave 
 Christ's honour and glory to the Virgin Mary, 
 angels, saints, ^c. 
 
 Deut. 4. 10. that they may /. to fear me, 14. 23. 
 
 5. 1. that ye may /. them, and keep and do them 
 
 17. 19. he shall read therein, that he may /. to fear 
 
 18. 9. tliou shaltnot /.to do after the abominations 
 31. 12. they may hear, and /. and fear the J.ord 
 
 13. that their cliiUlren may /. to fear the l/ord 
 Psal. 119. 71- that 1 might/, thy statutes, 73. 
 
 Prov. 22. 25. lest thou /. his ways and get a snare 
 Isa. 1. 17. /. to do well, keek judgment, relieve 
 2. 4. neithershall they /. war any more, Mic. 4. .3. 
 26.9. the inhabitants of world shall /. righteousness 
 
 10. yet will not the wicked /. riirhteousness 
 29. 24. they that murmured shall /. doctrine 
 
 Jer. 10. 2. /. not the way of the heathen 
 12.16. if they will diligently /. ways of my people 
 Mat. 9. 13. but go and /. what thatmeaneth 
 
 11. 29. /. of me, for I am meek and lowdy 
 
 24. 32. /. a parable of the fig-tree. Mark 13.28. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. that ye might /. in us not to think 
 
 14. 31. may all pi ophesy one by one, that all mai’ /. 
 .35. if they w ill /. any thing, let them ask 
 
 Gal. 3. 2. this would 1 /. or you, received ye Spirit 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 20. that they may /. not to blaspheme 
 
 2.11. let the woman /. in silence w ith all subjection 
 5. 4. let them /. first to shew piety at home 
 
 1.3. and w ithal they /. to be idle, wanderinar about 
 I'lt. 3. 14. let ours /. to maintain good works 
 Rev. 14. 3. no man could /. that song but 144,CC0 
 
 LEARNED. 
 
 Gen. .30. 27- tarry, for 1 have /. by e.xperience 
 Ps. 106. 35. among the heathen, and /. their works 
 119.7- w'hen 1 shall have /. thy righteous judgments 
 Prov. .30.3. 1 neither /. w’isdom, nor have knowledge 
 Isa. 29. 11. which men deliver to one that is/. 
 
 12. to him that is not /. he saith, 1 am not /. 
 
 50. 4. the Lord God hath given me the tonsue of 
 the /. he wakeneth mine ear to hear as the /. 
 Ezek. 19. .3. it /. to catch the prey, it devoured, 6. 
 John 6.-45. every man that hath /. of the Father 
 7. 15. knoweth this man letters, having never /. 
 Acts 7 . 22. Moses was /. in all the w isdom of Egypt 
 J\om. 16. 17. contrary to the doctrine 30 have7. 
 Rph. 4. 20. but ye have not so /. Christ 
 Phil. 4. 9. those thiniis ye have /. and heard, do 
 
 11. I have /. in every state to be content 
 
 Col. 1. 7- as ye 1. of Epaphras our fellow-servant 
 
 2 Tim. .3.14. but continue thou in the things thou 
 
 hast /. know ing of whom thou hast7. them 
 Ileb. 5. 8. though he were a son, yet/, he obedience 
 LEARNING. 
 
 Prov. 1. 5. a wise man will hear and increase /. 
 
 9. 9. teach a just man, and he will increase in /. 
 
 16. 21. the sweetness of the lips increaseth /. 
 
 2.3. the heart of the wise addetli /. to his lips 
 Dan. 1.4. w hom they mieht teach /.of the Chaldeans 
 
 17. God gave them skill in all /. and wisdom 
 yJetf 26.24. Festussaid, much /. doth make thee mad 
 Rom. 15.4. for things w’ere written for our /. 
 
 2 Tim. 3.7. ever /. and never able to come to truth 
 LEASING. 
 
 Psal. 4. 2. how long will j’e seek after /. f 
 5. 6. thou shalt destroy them that speak /. 
 
 LEAST 
 
 Signifies, [1] The smallest quantity, Num. 11. .32. 
 [2] Most humble and lowly, I.uke 9. 48. [.3] 'The 
 meanest pa son, or one of the least judgment, skill, 
 and experience, Judg. 6. 15. 
 
 Called least in the kingdom of heaven. Mat. 5.19. 
 nhall be of little or no value and esteem in the 
 church of God, and without true repentance, shall 
 never come into the kingdom of glory. 
 
 Gen. 32. 10. not w'orthy of the /. of the mercies 
 Num. 11. .32. that gathered /. gathered ten homers 
 Judg. 6. 15. I am the /. in my father's house 
 
 1 Ham. 9. 21. my family , the /. of all families 
 
 2 Kings 18. 24. one captain of/, of master’s servants 
 Jer. 49. 20. /. of flock shall draw them, 50. 45. 
 Amos 9. 9. not the /. grain fall upon the earth 
 Mat. 2.6. art not the 7. among the princes of ,1 udah 
 
 5. 19. shall break one of these /. commandments, 
 shall be called /. in the kingdom of heaven 
 
 11. 11. John Baptist, he that is /. in the kingdom 
 
 of heaven, is greater than he, Rukef. 28. 
 
 1.3. .32. which indeed is the /. of all seetls 
 
 25. 40. as ye have done it to the /. of these, 45. 
 
 J.uke 9. 48. he that is /. among 3 0U, the same shall 
 
 12. 26. if ye be not able to do that w hich is /. 
 
 16. 10. he that is faithful in the /. unjust in /. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 4. set them to judge who are /. esteemed 
 
 15. 9. for 1 am the /. of the apostles, not meet 
 Rph. 3. 8. who am less than the /. of all saints 
 
 See Gre.\tkst. 
 
 At the LEAST. 
 
 Gen. 24.55. damsel abide with us, at the 1. ten daj’s 
 Judg. 3. 2. at the 1. such as before knew nothing 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 4. if kept themselves at 1. from women 
 Luke 19. 42. hadst Known at 1. in this thj- day 
 Aits 5. 15. that at the 1. the shadow of Peter passing 
 
 LEATHER. 
 
 2 Kings 1.8. an hairv man, girt with a girdle of /. 
 
 LEATHERN. 
 
 Mat. 3. 4. John had a /. girdle about his loins 
 LEAVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Licence or permission, Num. 22. 13. 
 
 ^lark 5. 1.3. [2] To depart from, John 16. 28 
 [.3] 'To bid farewell to. Acts 18. 18. [4] A- / to 
 dwell or live with. Mat. 19. 5. [5] To lay down. 
 Mat. 5. 24. u j .y , 
 
 I-EAVE, Substantive. 
 
 Kum. 22. 13. for the Txird retuseth to give me /. lo 
 
 1 Sam. 20.6. David earnestly asked /. of me, 28. 
 Neh. 1.3. 6. after certain days obtain. 1 /. of the king 
 Mark 5. 1.3. and forthwith .lesus gave them /. 
 
 John 19. .‘18. Pilate gave him /. to take away body 
 Acts 18. 18. Paul took his /. of the brethren 
 
 21. 6. when w e had taken our/. one of .mother 
 
 2 Coi. C. 13. taking my /. 1 went to Macedcuia 
 
 LEAVE. 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. shall a man /. fath.er and mot. and cKave 
 to his wife. Mat. 19. 5. Mark ](). 7. V , /,. 5. 3J. 
 33. 15. let iile /. w itfi thee some of the folk 
 42. 3.3. /. one of your brethren here with ii.e 
 44. 22. the lad cannot /. his father, if he 1. him 
 Lxod. 16. 19. let no man /. manna till the inonnng 
 
 2.3. + 5. cease to /. thy business, thou shalt /. it 
 
 11. what they /. the beasts of the field shall eat 
 Lev. 7. 15. not /. any of the peace ofterina, 22. 30. 
 
 16. 23. shall put otf ganiieuts and /. them there 
 
 19. 10. thou shalt /. them for the poor, 2.3. 22. 
 
 Num. o. 12. /. none of the passover till morning 
 
 10. .31. and he said, /. us not, I pray thee 
 
 .32. 15. w ill yet again /. them in the wihip.aess 
 Deut. on. 51. shall not/. thee either corn, w ine, o, oil 
 54. the remnant of children w hich he shall 1. 
 Josh. 4. .3. and /. them in the lodging place 
 Judg. 9. 9. the olive said, should I /. my fatness 
 
 13. vine said, should 1 /. my wine, w Inch cheercth 
 Ruth 1. 10. Ruth said, entreat me not to /. thee 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 5. lest my father /. caring for the as^es 
 
 14. 30. Saul said, let us not /. a man of them 
 25. 22. if I /. of all that pertain to him 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7. shall not /. to my husband a name 
 
 1 Kings 8. 57- let him not /. us nor forsake us 
 
 2 Kings 4. 4.3. tliey shall eat and shall /. thereof 
 
 13. 7. nor did be /. of the people but fifty horsemen 
 1 Chron. 28. 8. may possess this good land, and /. it 
 Ezra 9.,8. grace from L. to /. us a remnant to escafie 
 
 12. /. it for an inheritance to your children for e\ er 
 Keh. 4. + 2. the Jews, will they /. to themselves 
 
 5. 10. I pray you let us /. off this usury 
 
 6. 3. why should the work cease whilst I /. it.’ 
 
 10. .31. that we would /. the seventh year 
 
 Job .39. 11. or wilt thou /. thy laboui to him ’ 
 
 Ps. 16.10. thou wilt not/, my soul in hell, ActsC. 27, 
 
 17. 14. they /. their substance to their babes 
 
 27. 9. thou hast been my help, /. me not, II9.121. 
 49. 10. they die and /. their wealth toothers 
 
 141. 8. O God, m3' trust, /. not rnv’ soul destitute 
 Prov. 2. 1.3. who /. the paths of uprightness 
 
 17. 14. /. off contention, before it be meddled with 
 Reel. 2.18. because I should /. it to the man alter me • 
 
 21. 3'et shall he /. it for his portion 
 10. 4. if ruler rise up against thee, /. not the- place 
 Isa. 10. .3. and where will ye /. v’our glory? 
 
 65. 15. and ye shall /. your name for a curse 
 Jer. 9. 2. I might /. my people, and go from them 
 
 14. 9. O Lord, we are called by thy name, /. us not 
 17- 11. riches, he shall /. them in midst of his davs 
 
 18. 14. w ill a man /. the snow of Lebanon 
 
 44. 7- child and suckling, to /. you none to remain 
 
 48. 28. /. the cities, and'dwell in the rock 
 
 49. 9. w'ould they not /. some gleaning-srapos ? 
 
 11. /. thy fathei less children, 1 w ill preserve them 
 Ezek. 16. .39. and /. thee naked and bare, 2.3. 29. 
 
 39. 2. will turn thee, and /. but a sixth part of thee 
 Dan. 4. 15. /. the stump of his root, 23, 26. 
 llos. 12.14. therefore shall he /. his blocid upon him 
 Joel 2. 14. w’ill return, and /. a blessing behind him 
 xlmos 5. 3. shall /. an hundred, shall /. ten to Israel 
 
 7. ye, wlio /. off righteousness in the earth 
 Obad. 5. grajie gatherers, w ould they not /. grapes ? 
 Mai. 4.1. that it shall /. them neither root nor bi anch 
 Mat. 5. 24. /. there thy gift before the altar 
 18.12. doth he not /. tbeninet>' and nine, Luke 15.4. 
 23. 23. to have done, and not to /. other undone 
 Mark 12. 19. and /. his wife, and /. no children 
 J.uke 19. 44. the3' shall not /. in thee one stone 
 J<'hji 14. 27. my peace 1 /. with you, ^)eace I give 
 16. 28. 1 /. the world and go to the l ather 
 .32. ye shall /. me alone, yet 1 am not alone, Ivecau.. 
 Acts 5. 2. it is not reason we should /. the word 
 1 Cor. 7. 13. to dwell with her, let her not /. him 
 IJeb. 13. 5. I will never /. thee nor forsake thee 
 Rev. 11. 2. the court /. out, and measure it not 
 I will, or will I LE.AVE. 
 
 1 Kings 10. -t 18. yet 1 will 1. seven thousand in Isr.. 
 Job 9 . 27. if I say, I will 1. off my heaviness 
 
 10. 1. Twill 1. my complaint on myself, I will speak 
 Ezek. 6. 8. yet 1 w. 1. a rem. 1| 12.16. but I w. 1. a tew 
 22. 20. and 1 will 1. you there and melt you 
 29. 5. 1 will 1. thee thrown into the wilderness 
 .32. 4. then I will 1. thee upon the land and cast 
 'Zeph. 3.12. I will 1. in midst of thee a ixior people 
 I will tut LEAVE. 
 
 Gen. 28. 15. I will not 1. thee until I have done that 
 
 2 Kings i. 2 . as the L. liveth, i r.'. not 1. thee, 4 . 30 . 
 
 4. he said, as thy soul liveth, 7 will not 1. thee, 6. 
 
 Es. .37. .3.3. E. 7 wAi. 1. him in his hand, nor condemn 
 Jer. .30.11. 7 w. n. 1. thee together unpunished. 46. 28. 
 John 14. 18. 17i\ n. 1. vou comfortless, 1 will come 
 T.KAVED. 
 
 Isa. 45. 1. to open before him the two /. gates 
 LEAVELH. 
 
 .Tob .39. 14. the ostrich /. her eggs in the earth 
 Prov. 13. 22. a good man /. an inlieritance to his 
 
 28. 3. is like a sweeping rain which /. no food 
 Zecb.ll.l'J. w oe to the idol shepherd, that /. the flock 
 Mat. 4. 11. then the devil /. him, and behold 
 John 10. 12. the hireling /. the sheep and tieeth 
 
 LEAVEN 
 
 Signifies, A piece of dough salted jnd soured, to 
 ferment and relish a mass of dough for bread, 
 llos. 7. 4. 1 Cor. 5. 6. J o which are compared, 
 [1] The doctrine of the gospel, which was to he 
 successful in converting many sinners. Mat. 1.3. 
 33. [2] 'The erroneous doctrines, and vicious 
 
LEF 
 
 LEN 
 
 LEF 
 
 prncuces of the Pharisees and Sadducees; the 
 corrupt glosses of the laxv, the doctrine of traditions, 
 invented and promoted by the former, and that 
 poisonous doctrine of the mortality of the soul, 
 strenuously maintained by the latter ; which, like 
 leaven, are not only of a sour, but also of a con¬ 
 tagious and infectious nature, and suited to men 
 of atheistical hearts and lives, jNhtt. 16. 6,12. [‘iJ 
 Notorious scandalous sinners, who infect and cast 
 a blot upon a church, 1 Cor. 5. 6. 
 
 Exod. 12. .15. ye shall put away 1. seven days, 19. 
 
 13. 7. neither shall be 1. seen in all thy quarters 
 34. 25. nototfer tlie blood of iny sacrifice with /. 
 Lev. 2. 11. no meat offering shall be made with /. 
 
 6. 17. it shall not be bakeii with /..I have given 
 10. 12. take and eat the meat-offering without /. 
 
 23.17. be of fine fiour, they .shall be baken with /. 
 Amos 4. 5. offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving with /. 
 Mat. 13. .33. kingdom of heaven is like 1. Luke 13.21. 
 
 16. 6. .lesus said, beware of the 1. of the Pharisees, 
 and of the Sadducees, 11. MarkQ. lb. Luke 12.1. 
 12. liade them not beware of the 1. ot bread 
 3 Cor. 5.6. little/, leaveneth the whole lump,C«/.o.9. 
 
 7. purge out therefore the old /. that ye inay be 
 
 8. let us keep the feast, not with old 1. or of malice 
 
 LliAVENEl). 
 
 Exod. 111. 15. for whosoever eatefh /. bread, 19.. 
 
 20. ye shall eat nothing /. in all your habitations 
 34. people took their dough before it was /. 39. 
 
 13. 3. there shall no /. bread be eaten,7. , 
 
 LJos.1.4. after he hath kneaded the dough till it be /. 
 Mat. 13. 33. till the whole was 1. Jjuke 13. 21. 
 
 See HuF.AU. 
 
 LEAVENETH. , ^ 
 
 1 Cor. 5.6. a little leaven /. the whole lump, Gal. 5.9. 
 LEAVING. 
 
 Mat. 4.13. Jesus /. N azareth, dw-elt in Cappnaum 
 l.uke 10. .30. thieves departed, /. him halt dead 
 Bom. 1.27. men 1. the natural use of the woman 
 Heb. 6. 1. /. the principles of the doctrine ot Christ 
 1 Pet. 2.21. Christ suffered for us, /. us an example 
 LCD. 
 
 Gen. 14. f 14. he 1. forth his trained servants 
 24. 27. I being in the way, the J,ord /. me 
 48. blessed the Lord, who had 1. mein right way 
 
 47. 117. he 1. them with bread for that year 
 Exod. 3. 1. Moses /. the flock to back side ot desert 
 
 1.3.17. God 1. them not thro’ the land ot Philistines 
 18. but Gotl /. them about thro’ the wilderness 
 
 15. 13. thou in mercy hast /. forth the people 
 Eeut. 8.2. the way which the L. /. thee forty j'ears 
 15. wlm 1. thee through that great wilderness 
 29. 5. 1 have /. you forty years in the wilderness 
 32. 10. he /. him about, he instructed him 
 Josh. 24. .3. I /. him through all the land of Canaan 
 
 1 KingsQ.A^. enemies, wdiich /. them away captive 
 
 2 Kings 6. 19. hut Elisha /. them to Samaria 
 
 1 Chr. 20. 1. .loab /. forth the power of the army 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 11. and Amaziah /. forth his people 
 Psal. 78. 14. ill tlie day he /. them with a cloud 
 
 53. he /. them on safely, so that they feared not 
 
 106. 9. so he /. them thro’ the depths as thro’ a 
 
 wilderness, 136. 16. Isa. 63. 13. 
 
 107. 7. he /. them forth bv the right way 
 Prov. 4.11. I have /. thee in right paths 
 
 Isa. 9. 16. they that are /. of them are destroyed 
 
 48. 21. they thirsted not when they /. them thro’ 
 
 55. 12. for ye shall be /. forth with peace 
 
 63. 12. that/, them by the right hand ot Moses 
 Jer. 2.6. where is the Ld. that /. us thro’ wilderness 
 17. liath forsaken God, when he /. thee by the way 
 £2.12. shall die in the place whither they have /. him 
 23. 8. the Lord liveth wliich /. the house of Israel 
 Lam. .3. 2. he hatli /. me into darkness, not light 
 Ezek. 17. 12. and /. them with him to Babylon 
 39. 28. who caused them to be /. into captivity 
 47. 2. /. me about to the outer gate eastward 
 Amos 2.10. also 1 /. you 40 years thro’ the wildern. 
 7. 11. Israel shall surely be /. captive out of land 
 Nah. 2. 7. and Iluzzah shall be /. away captive 
 Mat. 4. 1. then was Jesus /. of the Spirit, Luke 4.1. 
 
 26. 57. they /. him to Caiaphas the high-priest, 
 
 Mark 14. 53. Luke 22. 54. Jo/in 18. 1.3. 
 
 27. 2. they /. him to Pont. Pilate the governor, 31. 
 
 Mark 15.16, 20. Luke 22. 54. John 18. 13. 
 Mark8. 23. he took the blind man and /. liim out 
 Luke 4. 29. they /. Jesus to the brow; ot the hill 
 21.24. they shall be /. away captive into all nations 
 22.66. and /. him into their council, saying 
 2.3.1. the w'hole multitude /. him to Pilate 
 32. two other malefactors were /. witli him 
 24. 50. he /. them out as far as Bethany 
 John 18. 28. they /. .lesus unto the hall of judgment 
 Acts 8. 32. he was /. as a sheep to the slaughter 
 9.8. they /. Saul by the hand to Damascus, 22.11. 
 
 21. 37. as Paul was to be /. into the castle 
 
 Bom. 8.14. as many as are /. by the Spirit ot God 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 2. carried away to idols, even as ye were /. 
 Gal. 5. 18. but if ye tie /. by the Spirit, ye are 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 6. silly women, /. aw'ay. with divers lusts 
 2 Pet. .3.17. beware, lest ye also being /. away wdth 
 
 the error of the wicked, fall from stedfastness 
 LEDDHSr. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 2. wast he that/, out Israel, 1 Chr. 11.2. 
 Neh. 9. 12. /. them in the day by a cloudy pillar 
 J^sal. 77. 20. thou /. thy people like a flock 
 Acts 21.38. and /. into the wilderness four thousand 
 men that were murderers 
 LEDGES. 
 
 1 KingsJ. 28. the borders were between the /. 
 
 .35. tlie /. and borders thereof were of the same 
 36. on the plates of the /. he graved cherubims 
 LEEKS. 
 
 Kum.11. 5. we remember the/, and the onions 
 LKES. 
 
 Jsa. 25. 6. a feast of wine on the /. well refined 
 Jer. 48. 11. and Moab hath settled on Ids /. 
 
 Zcph. 1. 12. 1 will punish nieii settled on their /. 
 LI'.Fi'. 
 
 Gen.18. 33. he had /.communing with Abraham 
 24. 27. who hath not /. destitute my master 
 1 29. 35. his name Judah, and /. bearing, 30. 9. 
 
 Gen. 32. 8. then the other company which is /. 
 
 39. 6. he /. all that he had in Joseph s hand 
 
 12. lie /. his garment in her hand, 1.3, 15, 18. 
 
 41. 49. Joseph gathered corn till he /. numbering 
 44. 12. at ttie eldest, and /. at the youngest 
 47. 18. not enough /. but our bodies and lands 
 50. 8. their little ones /. they in Goshen 
 Exod. 2. 20. why is it that ye have /. the uian . 
 
 9. 21. /. his serv ants and his cattle in the field 
 
 10. 12. eat every herb, all that the hail /. 15. 
 
 26. there shall not an hoof be /. behind 
 
 16. 20. but some of them /. of it till morning . 
 
 .34. 25. nor sacrifice of passover be /. till morning 
 Lev. 2. 10. that which is /. of the meat offering 
 
 10. 12. and to Ithamar, his sons that were /. 
 
 26. .39. they that are /. of you shall pine away 
 43. the land also shall be /. of them and enjoy 
 
 Num. 26. 65. there was not /. a man ot them. Josh. 
 
 8. 17. Judg. 4. 16. Has. 9. 12. 
 Deut. 2 34. we utterly destroyed, we /. none to re¬ 
 main, Josh. 10. .33, 37, 39, 40. | 11.8,11, 14. 
 
 4. 27. ye shall be /. few in number among the 
 
 heathen, 28. 62. La. 24. 6. Jer. 42. 2. 
 
 7. 20. till they that are /. be destroyed 
 28. .55. he hath nothing /. him in the siege 
 
 .32. .36. power gone, and there is none shut up or /. 
 Josh. 6. 2.3. ancT /. them without the camp ot Israel 
 
 8. 17. they /. the city open, and pursued Israel 
 
 11. 15. he /. nothing undone of all commanded 
 
 22. there was none of the Anakims /. in the land 
 22. 3. ye have not /. your brethren to this day 
 
 Judg. 2.21. of nations which Joshua /. when he died 
 
 23. therefore the Lord /. those nations, 3. 1. 
 
 6. 4. /. no sustenance for Israel, neither sheep 
 
 9. 5. yet Jotham the youngest son was /. 
 
 Ruth 1. 3. and she was /. and her two sons, 5. 
 
 18. was minded to go, then she /. speaking to her 
 
 2.11. how thou hast/, thy father and mother 
 
 14. Buth did eat and was sufficed, and /. 
 
 4.14. Lord not /. thee this day without kinsman 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 36. every one that is /. in thy house 
 
 5. 4. only the stump of Dagon was /. to him 
 
 9. 24. that which is /. set it before thee and eat 
 
 10. 2. thy father hath /. the care of the asses 
 
 11.11. so that two of them were not /. together 
 17.20. David rose up and /. the sheep with a keeper 
 
 22. David /. his carriage in the hand of a keeper 
 25. .34. not been /. any that pisseth against the wall 
 
 27. 9. David /. neither man nor woman alive 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 21. and there they /. their images 
 9.1. is there yet any /. of the house of Saul ? 
 
 13. 30. the king’s sons, there is not one of them /. 
 
 14. 7. so they shall quench my coal which is /. 
 
 15. 16. the king /. ten concubines, 16. 21. 
 
 17.12. there shall not be /. so much as one 
 1 KingsQ. 21. their chililren that were /. 2 Chr. 8. 8. 
 
 14.10. cut off him that is shut up and 1.2 Kings 9.8. 
 
 15. 29. he /. not Jeroboam any that breathed 
 
 16. 11. he /. Baasha not one that pisseth against 
 
 17.17. sickne.ss that there was no breath /. in him 
 19.3. and /. his servant there H 10.1 only am /. 
 
 18. yet 1 have /. me 700011 20. he /. oxen and ran 
 ! Kings 4. 44. and they did eat and /. thereof 
 
 7. 7. they arose and /. tents 11 1.3. all that are /. 
 
 8. 6. since the day she /. the land even until now 
 
 10.11. Jehu slew all, till he /. him none remaining 
 
 21. so that there was not a man /. that came not 
 14. 26. for there was not anv /. nor any helper 
 
 17.16. they /. the commandments of the Lord 
 
 19. 4. this praj'cr for remnant that are /. Isa. 37.4. 
 
 20. 17. nothing shall be /. saith the Lord 
 25. 12. /. of poor of the lanfi, Jer. .39. 10. ) 52.16. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. 2. send to our brethren that are /. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 14. for the Levites /. their suburbs 
 12. 5. I have also /. you in the hand of Shishak 
 
 21. 17. so that there was never a son /. him 
 
 24.18. and they /. the house of the I^rd God 
 
 25. for thej’ /. Joash in great diseases 
 .31.10. we had enough to eat, and have /. plenty 
 32. .31. God /. him to try him, that he might know 
 .34. 21. go, inquire for tnem that are /. in Israel 
 
 j/e/nl.2.1 asked concerning the Jews which had /. 
 3. the remnant that are /. are in great affliction 
 6.1. the wall that there was no breach /. therein 
 Job 20. 21. there shall none of his meat he /. 
 
 26. it shall go ill with him that is /. in his tabem. 
 Psal. 106. 11. there, was not one of them /. 
 
 Prov. 29.15. a child /. to himself bringeth ta shame 
 Isa. 1. 8. Zion is /. as a cottage in a vine^'ard 
 
 9. except Lord had /. us a remnant. Bom. 9. 29. 
 
 4. .3. he that is /. in Zion shall be called holy 
 7. £2. butter and honey shall every one eat that is I 
 10. 14. as one gathereth eggs that are /. 
 
 11.16. a high-way for the remnant that shall be /. 
 17. 6. yet gleaning-grapes shall be /. in it 
 
 24.12. in the city is /. desolation, and the gate 
 .30. 17. till ye be /. as a beacon on a mountain 
 .39. 6. nothing shall be /. saith the Imrd 
 
 Jer. 12. 7. I /. my heritage H .31.2. /. of the sword 
 
 49. 25. how is the city of praise not /. the city ot joy 
 
 50. 26. destroy her, let nothing ot her be /. 
 
 Ezek. 14. 22. behold, therein shall be /. a remnant 
 
 2.3. 8. nor /. her whoredoms brought from Egypt 
 .31! 12. strangers have cut him off and have /. him 
 Pan. 2.41. the kingd. shall not be /. to other people 
 Joel 1.4. what the palmer-worm /. the locust hath /. 
 J lag. 2. 3. who is /. that saw this house in her glory ' 
 Zech. 13. 8. the third part shall be /. therein 
 Mat. 4. 20. /. their nets H 22. they /. their ships 
 8.15. lie touched her. and fever /. her, Mark 1. .31 
 15. 37. took up of the meat that was /. Mark 8. 8. 
 
 22. 25. he /. his wife to his brother, Mark 12.20. 
 
 23. .38. your house is /. unto you desolate 
 
 24. 2. there shall not be /. one stone upon another, 
 
 Mark 1.3. 2. Luke 21. 0 
 40. one taken, other /. 41. Inike 17- 34, .35, .36. 
 
 26. 44. Jesus /. them, and prayed the third time 
 Mark 10. 28. we have /. all and followed thee 
 29. no man that liath /. house, Luke 18. 28, 29. 
 12. 22. and the seven had her, and /. no seed 
 Lukeb. 28. he /. all, rose up, and followed him 
 10.40. that my sister hath /. me to serve alone 
 
 John 4. 28. the w'oman then /. her water-pot 
 52. at the seventh hour the fever /. him 
 Acts 2. .31. of Christ, that his soul was not /. in heL 
 14. 17. he /. not himself without witness 
 21, 32. when saw captain, they /. beating of Paul 
 24. 27. and Felix /. Paul bound, 25. 14. 
 
 1 Thess. 3.1. we thought good to be /. at Athens alone 
 
 2 Tim. 4.1.3. the cloak that 1 /. at Troas bring 
 20. Trophimus have I /. sick at Miletum 
 
 Tit. 1. 5. for this cause /. 1 thee at Crete 
 ileb. 2.8. he /. nothing that is not put under 
 4. 1. let us fear, lest a promise being /. of entering 
 Jude 6. the angels which 1. their own habitation 
 Rev. 2. 4. because thou hast /. thy first love 
 See Alone. 
 
 LEFF off. 
 
 Gen. 11.8. and they /. off to build the city 
 17. 22. /. off talking with him, and God went up 
 Buth 2. 20. who hath not /. off his kindness 
 
 1 Kings 15. 21. Baasha /. off building, 2 Chr. 16. 5. 
 Job .32.15. answered no more, they /. g/f speaking 
 Psal. 36. 3. he hath /. off to be w ise and to do good 
 Jer. 38. 27. so they /. off speaking with him 
 
 44.18. since we /. off to burn incense to the queen 
 llos. 4. 10. because they have 1. off' to take heed 
 LEFT corner. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 11. guard stood to the /. c. about king 
 See HAND. 
 
 LEFT-HANDED. 
 
 Judg. 3.15. raised Ehud a Benjamite, a man l.-han. 
 20. 16. were seven hundred chosen men l.-handed 
 LEVT pillar. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 21. he set up the l. pil. and called it Boaz 
 LEFT side. , , 
 
 1 Kings 7* .39. five bases on the 1. side of the nouse 
 49. five candlesticks on the /. side before 
 
 2 Chr. 2.3. 10. with his weapon from right to /. side 
 Ezek.l. 10. they had the face of an ox on the /. side 
 
 4. 4. lie also on thy /. side, and lay the iniquity 
 Zech. 4. 3. other olive tree upon 1. side thereof, 11. 
 LEG. 
 
 Signifies, [1] Properly, the limbs or parts of an ani¬ 
 mal, which are the instruments of local motion, 
 and the supporters of the body, Exod. 12. 9. 1 
 Sam. 17. 6. [2] Figuratively, strength, Psal. 
 
 147 10 
 
 Ilis legs are as pillars of marble. Cant. 5.15. The 
 dispensations of his providence are wisely and 
 skifully contrived: or, it may denote, the firni- 
 ness and stability of Christ's kingdom, in spite 
 of all opposition. 
 
 Isa. 47.2. make bale the /. uncover the thigh 
 LFGS. 
 
 Exod. 12. 9. but roast with fire his head and /. 
 
 29.17. wash the inwards and his /. Lev. 9.14. 
 
 Lev. 4. 11. the skin, his head, and his /. burn 
 8. 21. he washed the inwards and /. in water 
 11. 21. which have /. above their feet, these eat 
 Deut. 28. 35. he shall smite thee in the knees and /. 
 
 1 Ham. 17, 6. he had greaves of brass upon his /. 
 
 Ps. 147.10. he taketh no pleasure in the /. of a man 
 Prov. 26. 7. the /. of the lame are not eaual 
 Cant. 5. 15. his /. are as pillars of marble 
 Isa. 3. 20. the Ld. will take away the omamentsof/, 
 Dan. 2. 33. his /. of iron, his feet partot iron 
 Amos .3. 12. out of the mouth of the lion two /. 
 
 John 19.31. they besought their /. might be broken 
 
 32. the soldiers came and brake the /. of the first 
 
 33. and saw he was dead,they brake not his/. 
 
 LEISUHE. 
 
 Mark 6. 31. and they had no /. so much as to eat 
 LFND. 
 
 Exod. 22. 25. if thou /. money to any, thou shalt 
 I,ev. 25. 37. not /. him thy victuals for increase 
 Deut. 15. 6. and thou shalt /. to many nations 
 8. thou shalt surely /. him sufficient for his need 
 2.3. 19. thou shalt not /. upon usury to thy brother 
 20. to a stranger thou mayest /. upon usury 
 24.10. when thou dost /. thy brother any thing 
 11. the man to whom thou dost /. shall bring 
 28.12. thou shalt /. to many nations, and not borrow 
 44. he siiall /. to thee, thou shalt not /. to him 
 Luke 6. 34. if ye /. them of whom ye hope to receive, 
 sinners also /. sinners, to receive as much again 
 .35. but love ye your enemies, do good and /. 
 
 11.5. and say toEim, frieiKi, /. me three loaves 
 
 LENDER. ^ , 
 
 Prov. 22. 7. the borrower is servant to the /. 
 
 Isa. 24.2. as with the /.so with the borrower 
 LEN DEI H. 
 
 Deut. 15.2. everv creditor that /. aught to neighbout 
 Psal. 37. 26. he Is ever merciful, and /. seed blessed 
 
 112.5. a good mansheweth favour and /. will guide 
 Prov. 19.17. he that hath pity on the poor, /. to L. 
 
 22. + 7 the borrower is servant to the man that /. 
 
 LENGl'lI. , 
 
 Gen. 1.3.17. arise, walk thro’ the land in the/. of it 
 Deut. 30. 20. he is thy life, and the /. of thy days 
 Job 12. 12. and in /. of days, understanding 
 Psal. 21. 4. even /. of days for ever and ever 
 
 23. t 6. dwell in the house ot Txird to /.of daj’S 
 91. + 16. with /. of days will 1 satisfy 
 
 Prov. 3. 2. for /. of days shall they add to thee 
 16. /. of days is in her right hand, riches 
 Zech. 2. 2. and to see what is the /. thereot 
 5. 2.’ The /. of the roll is twenty cubits 
 J ph. 3.18. be able to comprehend /.of love ot Christ 
 Rev 21.16. and the /. as large as the breadtli 
 At LENG 1 H. 
 
 Ps .36. +10. O draw out at 1. thy lovmg-kindneM ! 
 Prov. 29. 21. shall have him become his son at 1. 
 Rom 1.10. if now' at 1. 1 may have a journey 
 LENGlllEN. 
 
 j 3.14. walk as DavitI, then w'ill 1 /.thy dajs 
 
 Ka 54 " 1. thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes 
 LFNG rilEN ED. 
 
 Deut. 25. 15. that 
 
 Dan. 4. 27. if it may be a /. of thy tranquillfty 
 LENT. 
 
 Erod. 12. .36. they /. to them such as they required 
 Deut. 2«. 19. usury of anv thing that is /. on usury 
 
 T ^ 27*5 
 
LES 
 
 LEV 
 
 1 Sam. 1.28. T 1. him to the he shall be 1. 
 
 2 . 20. for the loan whicli is /. to tlie Lord 
 Jer. 15. 10.1 have not /. on usury nor have men /. me 
 
 LKM1LE.S. 
 
 Gen. 25. .34. when .Jacob gave I'.sau pottage of /. 
 
 C Sam. 23.11. tliere was a piece of ground full of /. 
 See Beans. 
 
 Ll.OPABI) 
 
 Is a wild beast, called by some a libbard ; it is full 
 of spots, also exceeding swift, subtle, and fierce, 
 enraged against men, and of such a sweet savour 
 that it allures other beasts to it; by which 
 means they are caught and devoured, IIos. 13. 7. 
 Hab. 1. 8. To which are compared, [1] Anti¬ 
 christ, with his followers and adherents. Rev. 13. 
 'd. [2] Men of a fierce untractahle disposition, 
 
 Isa. 11. 6. 
 
 the leopard change his spots? &c. Jer. 13. 23 
 It IS as much labour in vain to endeavour to re- 
 claim these JewSy who by their continual customary 
 sinning have inured themselves to wicked prac¬ 
 tices, as to use means to take out the natural spots 
 of a leopard. 
 
 Isa. 11. 6. the 1. shall lie down witli the kid 
 Jer. 5. 6 . a 1. shall watch over their cities 
 13. 23. or can the 1. change Ids spots ^ 
 ilan. 7. 6. 1 beheld, and lo, anotlier like a 1 . 
 
 Jdos. 13. 7. therefore 1 w ill be to them as a 1. 
 liev. 13. 2. and the beast was like to a 1. 
 
 LEOPARD.S. 
 
 f^nt. 4. 8. look from the mountains of the 1. 
 
 Hab. 1. 8. their horses are swifter than 1. 
 
 _ LEPER. 
 
 Jev. 13. 45. and the /. in whom the plague is 
 . 14. 2. this shall be the law of the /. in the day 
 
 3. behold, if the leprosy be healed in the 1. 
 
 22. 4. what man of the seed of Aai on is a 1. 
 
 J\um. 5. 2. they put out of the camp every 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 29. from the house of.)cab, one tliatisa 1. 
 2 Kings 5. 1. R'aaman was a /. ll II. recover the /. 
 27 . went from his presence a /. as white as snow 
 15. 5. Azanah was a 1. to the day of his deatli 
 ^ Ohron. 26. 21. and Uzziaii the king vas a /. 
 
 23. tliey buried him, for they said, he is a 1. 
 
 Mat. 8. 2. and behold, tliere came a /. Mark 1. 40. 
 
 26. 0. in the house ot Simon the 1. Mark 14. 3. 
 
 LEPlRiS. 
 
 8. when the /. came to the uttermost part 
 Mat. 10. 8. heal the sick, cleanse /. raise the dead 
 
 11.5. the lame walk, the 1 . are cleansed, Lukel 
 Luke 4.27. many 1 . were in Isi ael in time of Eliseus 
 1 (. 12. tliere met him ten men that were /. 
 LEPROSY. 
 
 Lev. 13. 2. and it be in the skin like the plague of I 
 3. It is a plague of 1. 8, 11, 15, 25, 27, .30, 42, 49. 
 
 9. lyhen the plague ot 1. is in a man, then he shall 
 1,. it a L break out || 13. it the 1 . covered his flesh 
 43. as the 1. appeareth in the skin of the flesh 
 47. the garment that the plague of 1. is in 
 59. this is the law of the plag. of 1. 14. 54,55, 57. 
 
 plaaue ot /. be healed in the leper 
 7* shall sprinkle him that is to be cleansed from 1 . 
 32. the law' ot him in whom is the plague of /. 
 L'fat. 24_. 8. take heed in the plague of 1. to observe 
 2 Kings o. 3. tor he would recover him of his 1. 7. 
 
 6. tliat thou mayest recover him of Ids 1 . 
 
 27 . the 1 . ot Raaman shall cleave unto thee 
 ^ Chron. 26. 19. the 1. rose up in his forehead 
 
 3. his / was cleansed, Mark 1.42. Luke 5.13. 
 Jjuke 5. 12. behold, a. man full ot /. besought liiiii 
 See Fretting. 
 
 _ LEPROUS. 
 
 Exod.A. 6 . behold. Ids hand was 1 . as snow 
 Lev. 13. 44. he is a 1. man, he is unclean 
 Lum. 12. 10. Miriam became 1. behold she W'as 1. 
 
 ^ Kings 7 3 . there were four 1. men at the gate 
 2 Chron. 26. 20 . and Uzziah was /. in his forehead 
 C‘ r LESS 
 
 Simihes, [ 1 ] A smaller quantity, Exod. 16 17 pi 
 Heb y- [3] An inferio'r, 
 
 Gen. 32 110 . I am I than least of all the mercies 
 Lxod.lQ). It. and gathered some more, some I 
 30.15. the poor shall not give 1 . than half ashekel 
 JVmw. 22 . 18. go beyond the word of the Ld. to do 1 . 
 .* 6 . 54. to tew thou shall give 1. inheritance, 33. 54. 
 
 ■V’-'' knew nothing 1 . or more 
 
 ^p. 36, Abigail told him nothing /, or more 
 L-tci 9.13. punished us 1. than our iniquities deserve 
 Job 11 6. God exacteth /. than iniquity deserveth 
 lying lips a prince 
 
 19. 10. much /. lor a servant to rule ovei" princes 
 Ita. 40. 17 . all nations are counted 1. than nothin<' 
 
 is I- seeds “ 
 
 15. 40. Mary the mother ot .James the 1. 
 
 1 Cor. 8 . + 8. nor if we eat not, have we the I 
 12. 23. those members we think 1. honourable 
 r t 1 tke 1 . 1 am loved 
 
 iiie least of all saints 
 d hit. 18. and that 1 may be the 1. .sorrowful 
 Heb. 7 . 7 . the 1. is blessed of better without contrad. 
 LE.S.SEll. 
 
 Gen.l. 16. made the 1 . light to rule the night 
 Isa. t. 25. and for tlie treading of/, cattle 
 Lzek. 16. t 46. thy sister /. than thou is Sodom 
 43. 14. trom the 1. settle to the greater settle 
 _ . T.E.SJ'. 
 
 Gen. 3. 3. neither shall ye touch it, 1. ye die. Lev. 
 
 , , , 10.6,7,9. 18. 32. 
 
 scattered abroad on the earth 
 in 7 k 7 i made Abram rich 
 
 ,3. '■ .mou be consumeci in tlie iniquity of cits' 
 i'*' nome aiul smite me 
 V ^shis breth. did. Dent. 20 . 5 , 6 , 7 . 
 
 S 'fi* a.shamed 
 
 45. 11. /. tliou and th}' household come to poverty 
 {' '"'i'll pestilence 
 
 in nl" 7 P®*'^n"enture the people repent in svar 
 on break through to the Lord to gaze 
 
 o.’ break fortli upon them 
 
 - 9 * speak with us, /. we die 
 
 »3. 3. 1 will not go, 1. 1 consume tliee in the svay 
 
 276 
 
 LET 
 
 Nvm. 4.20. shall not go in to see, 1. they die, 18. 2" 
 P'-rish quickly tioin off the land 
 -4. l5./. hecry against thee to Lord, and it be sin 
 25. 3. /. it he should exceed and beat him above these 
 Jo.y/i. 9. 20. let them live, 1. wrath be upon us 
 
 24. 27 . shall be a witness, /. ye deny your God 
 Judg. 7 . 2. /. Israel vaunt themselves against me 
 1 Sum. 20. 3. let him not know, /. he be grieved 
 d Sam. 12. 28. 1. 1 take the city, and it be called 
 Job 36. 18. /. he take thee away with his stroke 
 
 42. 8 . /. 1 deal with you after your folly 
 Ps. 2 .12. kiss the .‘'on /. he be angry, and ye perish 
 13.3. lighten mine eyes, /. 1 sleep the sleep ot death 
 50. 22. consider this, 1. 1 tear ^ ou in pieces 
 91. 12 . 1. thou dash thy foot. Mat. 4 . 6 . Luke 4 11 
 106. 23. Moses stood, /. he should destroy them 
 140. 8 . grant not, /. they exalt themselves 
 143. 7 . 1. 1 be like them that go down info the pit 
 Prov. 9 . 8. reprove not a scorner, /. he hate thee 
 
 20. 13. love not sleep, /. thou come to poverty 
 22. 25. 1. thou learn his ways, and get a snare 
 
 21. 18. 1. tlie Lord see it, and it displease him 
 
 25. 8. 1. thou know not what to do in the end 
 10. 1. he that hearefh it, iiut thee to shame 
 17 . 1. he be weary of thee, and so hate thee 
 
 26. 4. answer not a fool, /. thou also be like unto him 
 30. 6. add not to his words, 1. he reprove thee 
 
 9. 1. 1 be full and deny thee, or /. I be poor 
 Isa. 6. 10. /. they see with their eyes. Acts ”8 ”7 
 
 aV ok ‘ I iiight and'day 
 
 7o' mockers, 1. your bands be made strong 
 
 48, 5. 1. thou shouldest say, my idol hath done, 7 
 Jer. 1 . 17 . be not dismayed, /. I confound thee 
 4. 4. 1. my fury come forth like fire, 21. 1 ^ 
 
 6.8. be instructed, 1. my soul depart from Thee 
 37 . 20. cause me not to return, 1. I die there 
 Hos. 2. 3.1. 1 strip her naked, and set her as in day 
 Amos 5 . 6. seek the l.ord, /. he break out like fire 
 Acch. 7 .12. as an adamant, 1. they should hear the 1 
 Mat. 4. 6. 1. 1 come and smite the earth with a curse 
 Mat. 17 . 27 . 1. we should offend, go-to the sea 
 
 25. 9 . 1. there be not enough for us and you 
 Mark 13. 5. take heed, /. any man deceive you 
 
 36. 1. coming suddenly, he find you sleepino- 
 
 14. .38. watch and pray, /. ye enter into temptation 
 Luke 8. 12. 1. they should believe and be saved 
 
 21. ,34. 1. your hearts overcharged witli surfeitino- 
 John 5. 14. sm no more, /. a worse thing come to thee 
 18. 28. they went out /. they should be defiled 
 Acts 5. 39. 1. ye be found to fight against God 
 13. 40. beware therefore, 1. that come upon you 
 Korn. 11. 21. take heed, 1. he spare not thee, 44. 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 12. 1. we hinder the gospel of Christ 
 10. 12. let him that standeth take heed 1. he fall 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 11. 1. f^atan should get advantage of us 
 
 12. 7 . /. I should be exalted above measure 
 Gal. 2 . 2. 1. by any means 1 should run in vain 
 6 . 1 . considering thyself, /. thou also be tempted 
 Lph. 2. 9. not of works, 1. any man should boast 
 Col. 2. 4. 1. any man beguile you with enticing words 
 .3. 21. provoke not children, 1. they be discouraged 
 
 1 i im. 3. 6. 1. being lifted up with pride he fall into 
 Heb. 2.1. 1. at any time we should let them slip 
 
 3. 12. 1. there be m any an evil heart of unbelief 
 
 13. 1. any of you be hardened through sin 
 
 4. 11. /. any man fall after the same example 
 
 12. 3. 1. ye be weary and faint in your minds 
 13. /. what is lame be turned out of the way 
 
 15. 1. any man fail of the grace of God 
 Jam. 5. 9. grudge not, /. ye be condemned 
 
 12. swear not, 1. ye fall into condemnation 
 d Pet. .3. 17. beware, /. ye also being led away 
 Kev. 16.15. keepeth his garments, 1. he walk naked 
 LET. 
 
 Gew. 49 . 2 i. Naphtali is a hind /.loose, goodly words 
 Lzod. 3. 19 . king ot Egy. will not /. vou go, 4.21. 17 
 14. I 8. .32. 1 9 . 7, 17 , .35.1 10 '. 20, 27 . 1 11 .’ 10 ! 
 20. my wonders, and after that he will / vou "^o 
 5.1. / my peo. go, 7 .16. I 8.1,20. | 9.1,13. 1 lo! 3. 
 
 4. why do ye /. the peojile from their works ' 
 
 8 . 28. Phar. said, I will /. you go, 9 . 28.1 1 , 3 . 17 . 
 
 14. 5. why have we /. Israel go from serving 
 18. 27 . and Moses /. his father-in-law depart 
 21 . 8 . then shall he /. her be redeemed 
 
 26. he shall /. him go free for his eve, 27 . 
 
 23. 11. seventh year thou Shalt/. it rest and lie still 
 33. 12. hast not /. me know wliom thou wilt send 
 
 Lev. 14. 7- and shall /. the living hird loose 
 
 18. 21. not /. seed pass through the fire to Molech 
 
 19 . 19 . not /. cattle gender with a diverse kind 
 Pent. 15. 12. thou shalt /. him go free from thee 
 
 1.3. thou shalt not /. him go away empty 
 Josh. 10. 28. and all therein, he /.none remain, 30. 
 
 24. 28. so .Joshua /. the people depart every man 
 Judg. 1. 25. they /. the man go and his family 
 
 1 6am. 18. 2. Saul would /. him go no more home 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 12. to-morrow I will /. thee depart 
 
 13. 6. I pray thee, /. Tamar my sister come 
 
 1 hings 18. 40. Elijah said, /. none of them escape 
 -. Chron. 20. 10. thou wouldest not/. Israel invade 
 ri 'd 9 ueen did /. no man come in but myself 
 Job 6. 9. even that he would /. loose his hand 
 
 27 . 6. my righteousness 1 will not /. it go 
 Psal. 69.6. /. not those that w ait on thee be ashamed, 
 
 /• nnt those that seek thee be confounded 
 109. 6. and /. .Satan stand at his right hand 
 119 .10. /. me not w ander from thy commandments 
 Lant. .3. 4. 1 held him, and would not /. him go 
 8. 11. he /. out the vineyard to keepers 
 Jsa. 43. 13. 1 will work, and who shall /. it? 
 
 Jer. 27 . 11. those will I /. remain in the land 
 EieX'. . 39 . 7- I w'ill not /. them pollute mv name 
 Mat. 21. 33. a householder planted a’vineyard 
 and /. it out to husbandmen, Mark 12. 1. 
 Luke 20. 9. 
 
 Luke 22. 68. ye will not answer me nor 1. me go 
 John 19. 12. the .Jews cried, if thou /. this man go 
 ficts 27 . 15. ship could not bear up, we /. her drive 
 1- 13. to come to you, but was /. hitherto 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 7- only he who now letteth, will /. 
 
 Heb. 2. 1. lest at any time we should 1. tlieni slip 
 
 See Alone. 
 
 T.ET down. 
 
 GeK 2L 14. 1. down thy pitcher, I pray thee, 18, 46. 
 .tTcrf. 17.11 when he l.d. his hands,Amalek prevail. 
 Josh. 15 . then itabab/. them rfe,-. bv a cord, 18. 
 
 1 iV/w. 19.12. Michal /. Uaviti d. through a window 
 
 2 hi^sy.i.2\. and w hen the man wHsl.doun 
 Jer.3ii. 6. they /. c/t/vw .leremiati with cords 
 
 a/ j i’ ~I-, 6 iey stood they /. down their wings. 25. 
 Mark .L they 1. down the bed wherein, I.uk. 5. 19 . 
 Luke 5. 4. and 1. down your nets for a draught 
 
 5. at thy word 1 will /, (/orrra the net 
 
 ActsQ. 25. and /. him d. in a basket, 2 Cor 11 .33 
 
 10. 11. /. rf. to the earth |i 27. .3u. had /. d. the iioat 
 LI. IIEU. 
 
 Num. 22. 116. be not thou 1. from comin" 
 
 o- L LITER 
 
 Signifies, fl] An epistle sent by one person to 
 
 To^'Voi- ’ ^ proclamation, 
 
 i-.stri. 3 . 13. [3] Ltarning, or the kuouledge of 
 the mysterious sense and meaning of the law of 
 God, .John 7 . 15. [4] 7’he outward ceremony of 
 circumcision, without the inward grace signified 
 thereby Mom. 2. 29. [5] The legal dispensa¬ 
 tion, which consisted chiefly in a multitude of 
 carnal ordinances, and where they had the letter 
 oj the command, without strength to obey, Rom 
 
 7 . 6. 2 Cor. .3.6. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.14. David wrote a 1. to .Joab and sent 
 2 Kings5. 5. 1 will send a 1. to the king of Israel 
 
 6. now when this /. is come to thee, behold 
 10. 2. now as soon as this /. cometh to thee 
 
 19. 14. 11ezekiah received the/. Isa. 37. 14. 
 
 Ezra 4. 7. the /. w as written in the Syrian tongue 
 
 8. Rehum wrote a /. against .lerusalem " 
 
 7 . 11. now this is the copy of the /. 5. 6, 7. 
 
 JSeh. 2. 8. a/, to Asaph the keeper of the forest 
 
 6. 5.sent tome with an open /. in his hand 
 Esth. 9 . 29 . wrote to confirm this /. of Purim 
 Jer. 29. 1. the words of the/, that Jeremiah sent 
 
 29 . Zephaniah priest read this /. in the ears of Jer. 
 Acts 2.3. 25, Claudius w rote a /. to Felix in this 
 34. when the governor had read the /. he asked 
 Korn. 2. 27 . w ho by the /. dost transgress the law 
 ^9. circumcision of the heart, not in the /. 
 
 7 . 6 . we should serve, notin the oldness of the 1. 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 6. ministers not of the /. but of the Spirit 
 
 7 . 8. tho’ 1 made you sorry with /. 1 do not repent 
 Gal. 6. 11. ye see how large a /. 1 have written 
 
 2 Ihess. 2. 2. be not soon shaken by w ord or bv I 
 Heb. 13. 22. 1 have wriiten a /. to you in few words 
 LEI J EivS. 
 
 1 Rings 21. 8. Jezebel wrote /. in Ahab’s name, 9 
 
 2 Kings 10. 1. .Jehu wrote /. and sent to .Samaria 
 
 20. 12. king of Babylon sent /. lo llezekiali 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 1. Hezekiah wrote /. also to i'phraim 
 6. so the posts went w ith the /. from the kiim 
 
 32. 17 . Sennacherib wrote /. to rail on Got! of Isr. 
 Ae/o 2 . 7 . let / be given me to the goveniors 
 
 6 .17- sent /. to'I'obiah, and /. came to them 
 19 . and Tobiah sent /. to put me in fear 
 Esth. 1.22. Ahasiierus sent/, to the provinces 
 .3. 13. the 1. were sent by posts to provinces, 8. 10. 
 
 8.5. to reverse /.devised by Ilaman to destroy Jew= 
 
 9. 20. Mordecai sent /. to all the .lews, 30. 
 
 Jer. 29 . 25. because tl.ou hast sent /. in thy name 
 Luke 23. .38. was written in /. of Hebrew, this is 
 John7. 15. how knoweth this man /. Living never 
 Acts 9. 2. and desired of him /. to Damascus 
 15. 23. the apostles w rote /. after this manner 
 
 22.5. trom whom also 1 l eceiveri /. to the brethren 
 28. 21. w e neither received /. out of Judea 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 3. w hom ye shall approve by your /. 
 
 2 Cor. .3. l.nor need we /. of commendation 
 
 10. 9.,may not seem as if 1 would terrify you l>v /. 
 
 10. for Ins /. are weighty and powerful, but his 
 
 11. '-jch as we are in went, by /. when absent 
 
 LEFl ESI. 
 
 Job 15. 13. 1 . such w ords go out of thy mouth 
 41. 1. or his tongue w ith a cord thou /. down ’ 
 
 Luke 2. 29 . Lord, now /. thou thv servant depart 
 id.) I El H.' 
 
 2 Kings 10. 24. he that /. him go, his life he for his 
 Prov. 17 . 14. strife is as w hen one /. out wa.ter 
 2 Thess. 2. 7 . only he that now /. will let until taken 
 le i; I lAG. 
 
 Exod. 8.29. deal deceitfullv in not/, the people go 
 LEVI A riJA.N . 
 
 Job 3. + 8. who are ready to raise up a /. 
 
 41. 1. canst thou draw out /. with an hook? 
 
 Psal. 74 . 14. tliou bleakest the heads of /.in pieces 
 104. 26. there is that /. thou hast made to pla\- 
 Isa. 27 . 1 . shall punish /. even /. that crookeuserpent 
 I.I.VIlE. 
 
 Exod. 4.14. is not Aaron the /. thy brother ? 
 
 Deut. 12. 12. rejoice ve before the Lord vour God, 
 and the /. 18. | 16. 11. 14. 126. 11, 13. 
 14. 29 . and (he /. shall come and eat, C6. 12. 
 
 18. 6. if a /. come from any of thv gates 
 Judg. 17 . 7 - ayoung man a t. 9. \' id. so the /. went in 
 
 11. tlie /. was content to dw ell w ith the man 
 
 12. iMicali consecrate-1 the /. ' 13. a /. to my priest 
 18. 3. tiiey knew the voice of the \oung man the /. 
 19- 1. there was a certain /. .sojourning on mount 
 2(1. 4. tile/, said, 1 came intoGibeah of I eiijamii: 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 14. on lahaziel the /. came the .‘^I'irit 
 31. 12. Cononiah the/, over the dedicated things 
 14. Kore the /. over the free-w ill oft'erings 
 Ezra 10. 15. Shabbeihai the /. helped them 
 Luke 10. .32. likewise a /. came and locked on 
 Acts 4. 36. Barnabas a /. having land, sold it 
 LEVI ! E.N.' 
 
 Exod. 6.25. these heads of tlie fa(liei-s of the /. 
 
 38. 21. it was counted for theservice ofthe /. 
 
 I.ev. 25. 32. cities ot /. may /. redeem at any time 
 
 33. the cities of the /. are their possession 
 Kum. 1. 47 . but the /. were not numbered, 2. .33. 
 
 50. shalt appoint the /. over the tabernacle 
 
 51. the /. shall take it dow n ji 53. the /. shall pitta 
 3. 9. and thou shalt give the /. 011(0 .-\aion 
 
 12. 1 ha\e taken the /. the /. sJiail be mine 
 39. all that were numbered of the /. -. 4(i. 
 
 41. and tliou shalt take the /. for me, 15- I 8. 11. 
 
LIB 
 
 LIE 
 
 LIF 
 
 Num. 7 . 5. and thou shalt give waggons unto the /. 
 
 8 . 6 . take the 1. from Israel and cleanse them 
 
 9 . brine: tlie 1. before the tabernacle. 10 . 
 
 11. Aaron shall offer the 1. before tlie Lord 
 15. then after that sliall the /. go in 22 . 
 
 24. this is it that l)eloneeth unto tlie 1. 
 
 20 . thus shalt tliou do to the /. touching their 
 
 18. 0. 1 have taken the /. to do service, 23. 
 
 24. the titlies i have given to the /. to inherit 
 
 35 . 2 . that they give to the /. cities round, fi. 
 
 Dent. 18. 7 . minister, as his bretliren the 1. do 
 Josh. 14. 3. to the /. lie gave none inheritance 
 
 21. 3. Israel gave tliese cities to the /. 8. 
 
 41. all the cities of the 1. were forty-eisht 
 
 1 Sam. 0. 15. the 1. took down the ark of tlie Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 24. Zadok and the 1. were with him 
 
 1 Chro 7 i. 15. 15. the cliildren of the I. bare the ark 
 
 26. when God helped the 1. tliat hare the ark 
 24. 6. one of the /. wrote them before the king 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 12. tlie 1. which w ei e singers stood, 7- 6. 
 
 11.14. the 1. left their suburbs anfl possession 
 13. 9 . have ye not cast out the sons of .Aaron and 1. 
 
 19. il. also the 1. shall be officers before yon 
 
 23. 6. the /. shall compass the king round about, 7- 
 
 24. 5. howbeit, the /. hastened it not 
 
 29. 5. hear me, ye /. sanctify now yourselves 
 
 30. 22. llezekiah spake comfortably to the /. 
 
 34.13. of the 1. there were scribes and officers 
 
 35.3. losiah said to the 1. which taught Israel 
 
 9. the chief of the 1. gave to the /. 500 oxen 
 14. therefore the 1. prepared for themselves, 15. 
 
 Ezra 6 . 18. they set the 1. in their courses 
 Neh. 3. 17 . after him repaired the /. Kehnm 
 
 8 . 7 . the 1. caused the people to understand the law 
 11.the/, stilled the people, saying.hold your peace 
 
 11. 22. the overseer of the /. w as Lzzi 
 
 12. 27 . at the dedication they sought the 1. 
 
 13. 10. the portions of the 1. had not been given 
 them, for the 1. were lied every one to his held 
 
 29 . they have defiled the in iesthood of the 1. 
 
 Jer. .33. 22. 1 will multiply the I. that minister 
 EzeJc. 44. 10. the 1. that are gone shall bear iniquity 
 48.11. went not astray when the /. went astray 
 Erie.sts mid I.F.VI I IvS. 
 
 Dent. 17 . 0. thou shalt come to p. and 1. and .judge 
 24.8. to do all that the priests and 1. shall teach 
 Josh. 3. 3. when ye see the p. and /. bearing the ark 
 
 1 Kings 8. 4. p. and 1. brought up the ark of the Ld. 
 
 2 Chron. 23. X.p. and I. shall be porters of the doors 
 29 . 34. p. andl. were more uiiright in heart than 
 . 36 . 15. priests and 1. were ashamed, and sanctified 
 
 21. /. and the priests praised the T.ord day by day 
 
 27 . then \\\(-. prie.'^ts and 1. blessed tlie people 
 .31. 9 . llezekiah questioneii with the priests and I. 
 35. 8. his princes gave wdllingly to Xhuprie.'^ts and 1. 
 
 Ezra 2. 70 . so priests and 1. dwelt in their cities 
 6. 20. for X\\e priests and 1. were purilietl together 
 
 7 . 7 . there went up of the priests and 1. and singers 
 
 9. 1. the p. and 1. have not separated fliemselves 
 
 10. 5. L.zra arose and made the p. and 1. to swear 
 JVe/n 9 . 38. our princes, 1. and priests, seal to it 
 
 10. .34. we cast lots among/m/e.vt.s and /. and people 
 12. 30. thep. rtMi//. purified themselves and the wall 
 
 44. ludah rejoiced for the p. and 1. that waited 
 Jsa. 66. 21. 1 w ill take of them for priests and 1. 
 
 Jer. .33. 18. priests and 1. not want a man to offer 
 
 21. and with the 1. the priests m v ministers 
 F.,zek. 44. 15. bntt1ic;i. and 1. that kept the charge 
 John 1. 19 . when the lews sent p. and 1. to ask him 
 
 I.RVn ICAL. 
 
 Ileb.K. 11. if perfection were by the 1. priesthood 
 LIVY, Suhstantiie. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 13. Solomon raised a /. of 300,000 men 
 
 14. and Adoniram was over the /. 
 
 9 . 15. this is the reason of the 1. Solomon raised 
 LKVY, Verb. 
 
 Nnm. 31.28. and /. a tribute to the T.ord 
 1 Kings 9. 21. upon those did Solomon 1. a tribute 
 LLWD. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 27 . w'hich are ashamed of thy 1. w'ay 
 23. 44. so w'ent they in, as unto the 1. woman 
 Acts 17 . 5. Jews took 1. fellows of the baser sort 
 LEWDLY. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 11. another hath /. defiled his daughter 
 TdlWDNR.S.S. 
 
 Judg. 20. 6. they have committed 1. in Israel 
 Jer. 11. 15. she hath wrought 1. with many 
 
 1.3. 27 . I have seen the I. of thy whoredom 
 Ezek. 16. 4.3. and thou shalt not commit this /. 
 
 58. thou hast borne thy /. and abominations 
 
 22. 9. in the midst of thee they commit 1. 
 
 111. by /. hath defiled his daughter-in-law 
 23.21. calledst to remembrance the 1. of thi' youth 
 27 . thus will I make thy /. to cease, 48. 
 
 29. shall be discovercfl, both thj' 1. and whoredom 
 35. therefore bear thou also thy /. and whoredom 
 49 . and they .shall recompense your 1. on you 
 24.13. in thy filthiness is 1. because I purged thee 
 Dos. 2. 10. and now wdll I discover her /. in sight 
 6. 9 . priests murder in way, they commit /. 
 
 Acts 18. 14. if it were a matter of wrong or /. 
 LIAR, see T.yar. 
 
 LTRKRAT,. 
 
 Prov. 11. 2.5. the /. soul shall be made fat 
 Jsa. 32. .5. the vile person shall not be called 1. 
 
 8. the /. deviseth /. things, and by 1. things 
 £ Cor. 9. 13. they glorifv G. for your /. distribution 
 LlBERAT.ri'V. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. .3. to bring your /. to Jerusalem 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 2. abounded to the riches of their /. 
 
 LIRF.RAT.I.Y. 
 
 Dent. 15. 14. thou shalt furnish him 1. out of 
 Jam. 1. 5. ask of God, who giveth to all men /. 
 LIBF.R l I N F.,S. 
 
 Acts 6. 9 . which is called the synagogue of the /. 
 LIBERTY 
 
 Signifies, [1] A power which a person has to do or 
 forbear any particular action, 1 Cor. 7 . 39. [2j 
 Freedom from any servitude or bondage, T.ev. 25. 
 10. Ileb. 1.3. 2.3. [.3] Freedom from the curse 
 
 of the moral law, and from the servitude of the 
 ceremonial law. Gal. 5. 1. [4] Full and perfect 
 
 deliverance from all miseries whatsoever, Horn. 8. 
 
 21. [5] A power or freedom in using things in¬ 
 different, 1 Cor. 8.. 9 .1 10. 29 .. [6] Freedom from 
 the veil of ignorance and spiritual blvidness, the 
 yoke of the law, and the slavery oj sin, 2 Cor. 
 
 Lev. 25.10. ye shall proclaim /. through all the land 
 Ala/. 119. 45. and I will walk at /. for I seek 
 Isa. 61 . 1. he sent me to proclaim /. to the captives 
 Jer. .34. 8. made a covenant to proclaini /. to them 
 
 15. done right in my sight, in proclaiming /. 
 
 16 . his servant whom he had set at /. to return 
 
 17 . ye have not hearkened to me in proclaiming 1. 
 
 I proclaim a /. for you to famine, to sword 
 Ezek. 46. 17 . it shall be his to the year ot /. 
 
 I.uke 4. 18. to set at 1. them that are bruised 
 Acts 24. 2.3. to keep Paul, and let him have/. 
 
 26. .32. this iiian might have been set at /. 
 
 27 . 3 . and gave him /. to go to his triends 
 Korn. 8. 21. from bondage into the glorious /. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . . 39 . .she is at /. to marry w hom she will 
 8. 9 . take heed lest this /. of > ours become 
 
 10. 29. for why is my /. judged of another 
 
 2 Cor. . 3 . 17 . where the Spiritof the l.ord is, there is/. 
 Cal. 2. 4. who came in privily, to spy out our /. 
 
 5.1. stand fast in the /. wherewith Christ made 
 
 13. ye have been called to /. use not your /. 
 
 Heb. 10. 1 19 . having/, toenter the holiest 
 
 1.3. 2.3. that our brother 1 imothy is set at /. 
 
 Jam. 1. 25. whoso looketh into the law of /. 
 
 2. 12. thatshall be judged by the law of/. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 16. as free, and not using /. for a cloak 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 19. while they promise them /. they 
 
 LICE. 
 
 E. rod.8. 16. the dust became /. through all Egypt 
 
 17 . smote dust, it became /. in man and beast 
 
 18. magicians did so with their enchantments to 
 bring forth /. so there were /. upon man and beast 
 
 Psal. 105. 31. there came /. in all their coasts 
 LU EYCF... 
 
 Acts 21. 40. and when he had given Paul /. 
 
 25.16. till the accused have /. to answer for himself 
 LICK. 
 
 Nnm. 22.4. now shall this company /. up all around 
 1 Kings 21. 19. shall dogs /. thy blood, even thine 
 Psal. 72 . 9. and his enemies shall /. the dust 
 Isa. 49. 2.3. and shall /. up the dust of thy feet 
 Mic. 7 . 17 . they shall 1. the dust like a serpent 
 LICKED. 
 
 1 King;\8. .38. fire /. up the water in the trench 
 
 21. 19 . where dogs /. the blood of ’Naboth 
 
 22. 38. and the dogs /. up his blood and w’ashed 
 Luke 16. 21. the dogs came and /. his sores 
 
 LICKEI IL 
 
 Num. 22. 4. shall lick up all, as the ox 1. up grass 
 
 LID. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 9. and bored a hole in the /. of it 
 
 ElE. 
 
 Gen. 19. 32. drink wine, and vye will /. with him 
 .34. and go thou in, and /. with him 
 .30. 15. therefore he shall /. with thee to-night 
 39. 7 . she said, come /. with me, 12. 2 Sam. 1.3.11. 
 
 14. he came in unto me to /. with me 
 
 F. xod. 22. 16. if a man /. w ith a maid not betrotlied 
 Lev. 15.18. woman with whom man shall /.with seed 
 
 24. if any man /. with her at all, he is unclean 
 
 18.20. not /. carnally with thy neighbour's wife 
 22. shalt not /.with mankind 1| 2,3. nor /. with beast 
 
 20. 12. and if a man /. with his daughter-in-law 
 1.3. if /. with mankind H 15. if /. with a beast 
 Ifl. if a man /. with a woman having her sickness 
 20. if a man/, with his uncle’s wife, he hath 
 Num. 5. 13. if a man /. v ith her, and it be hid from 
 Deut.‘1^.28. and a man find her, and /. with her 
 
 25. if the man force her, and /. with her 
 
 28. if find a damsel not betrothed, and /. with her 
 28. .30. betroth a wife, and another /. w ith her 
 2 Sam. 11. 11. shall 1 then go to /. with m 3 ' wife ? 
 Cant. 1 . 13. he shall /. all night betwixt my breasts 
 
 LIE. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 30. I will /. with my fathers, not in Egypt 
 Exod. 23. 11. thou shalt let the ground /. still 
 Dent. 29 . 20. all the curses in this book shall /. on him 
 Josh. 8. 9. and they went to /. in amhush, 12. 
 
 Judg. 19. 20. let all thy wants/, on me, only lodge 
 Ruth .3.4. thou shalt mark the place where he shall /. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 2. and let her /. in thy Iwsonqthat king 
 Psal. Jl. 4. T /. among them that are set on fire 
 88. 5. like the slain that /. in the grave 
 Eccl. 4. 11. if two /. together the 3 ' have heat 
 Isa. 1.3. 21. wild beasts of the desert shall /. there 
 14.18. all the kings of the nations /. in glory 
 51. £0. thy sons /. at the head of all the streets 
 I.am. 2. 21. the young and old /. on the ground 
 Ezek. 4. 4. /. tho'u also upon thy left side and lay 
 6. /. again on thy right side 1| 9. shalt /. 390 days 
 .31. 18. shall /. in the'midst of the uncircumcised 
 32. 21. they /. uncircumcised, slain by sword, 30. 
 
 27 . and they shall not /. with the mighty 
 
 28. /. with the slain 1129. /. w ith uncircumcised 
 ,34. 14. there shall the 3 ' /. in a good fold 
 
 Joel\. 1.3. come, /. all niaht in sackcloth 
 Amos 6. 4. that /. on beds of ivory, and stietdi 
 .John 5. 6. when Jesus saw him /. he saith to him 
 20.6. Simon Peter seeth the linen clothes /. 
 
 Id 1’- down. 
 
 Lev. 18. 23. before a beast, to /. doion thereto, 20. 16. 
 
 26. 6 . ye shall /. d. and none shall make 3-011 afraid 
 AYw.2.3.24. Israel shall not/, dotrntill he eat prey 
 Deut. 25. 2 . judge cause him xnl.down and beaten 
 
 .31. + 16 . thoii shalt l.down wi;h thy fathers 
 Ruth ,3. 7 . Boaz went to /. dvwn at the end of heap 
 1.3. tarry this night. /. down until the morning 
 
 1 Sam. 3.5. Eli said, I called not, /. doicu again, 6,9. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 13. at even he went to /. down on his bed 
 Job 7 . 4. when 1 /. down 1 sa 3 ', when shall 1 arise 
 
 11. 19 . thou shall /. d. and none make thee ali aid 
 20. 11. which shall /. down with him in the dust 
 21.26. they shall /. doun alike in the dust 
 
 27 . 19 . the rich man .shall /. d. but not be gathered 
 Psal. 23. 2. he maketh me /. down in green pastures 
 Prov, 3.24 thou shalt /. dowti and th 3 ’ sleep be sweet 
 
 Isa. 11 . 6 . the leopard shall /. down with the kid 
 7 . their young ones shall /. down together 
 14. 30. and the needy shall /. doton in safety’ 
 
 17 . 2 . they shall tie for tlocks which shall /. down 
 27 . 10 . there shall the calf feed and /. down 
 
 4 . 3 . 17 . the army and the power shall /. d. together 
 50. 11 . this ye have, 3 c shall /. down in sorrow 
 65. 10 . shall be a place for the herds to /. down in 
 Jer. 5. 25. we /. down in our shame and contusion 
 33.12. shepherds causing their flocks to /. down . 
 50. t 6 . have forgotten their iilace to /. down in 
 Ezek. .34.15. and 1 w ill < ause them to /. down 
 Ilos. 2.18. 1 will make them to /. (/ea'/i safely 
 Zeph. 2. 7 . they shall /. down in the evening 
 
 14. flocks shall /. down !l 15. for beasts to /. down in 
 .3.1.3. the remnant of Israel shall feed and /. down 
 
 IT E in wait. 
 
 Erod. 21.13. if a man /. not in wait, but God deliver 
 Deut. 19.11. if a man hate his neighliour, and /. inw. 
 Josh. 8 . 4 . ye shall /. in wait against the city 
 Judg. 9 . 32. iq) by night, and /. in wait in the field 
 21. 20. saying, go and /. in wait in the vineyards 
 1 Sam. 22.'8. hast stirred up my servant to /. in w. 13. 
 Job 38. 40. and abide in the covert to /. in wait 
 Psal. 59. 3. for lo, they /. in wait for my soul 
 Prov. 12 . 6 . the words of the wicked are to /. in wait 
 Dos.1.5. heart like an oven, whiles they /. in wait 
 Mic. 7 . 2. they all /. in wait for blood, they hunt 
 Acts 23. 21. there /. in w. for him more than 40 men 
 Eph. 4.14. whereby they /. in wait to deceive me 
 1 A]-', waste. 
 
 Jsa. . 33 .8. the high-ways /. icasteV .34.10. it shall /. w. 
 Dag. 1. 4. to dwell in houses, and this house /. waste 
 LIEN, or LAIN. 
 
 Gen. 26.10. one might have /. wdth thy wife 
 Num. 5. 19 . if no man have /. with thee, be free 
 
 20. but if some man have /. with thee beside thy 
 Judg. 21. 11. destroy every woman that hath /. 
 
 Job . 3 . 13. for now should I have /. still 
 ILal. 68 . 13. though ye have /. among the pots, yet 
 Jer. . 3 . 2. see where thou hast not been /. with 
 John 11 . 17 . he had /. in the grave four days 
 LI F.RS in wait. 
 
 Josh. 8. 14. he wist not that there were /. in wait 
 Judg. 9 . 25. the men of Shechein set /. in w. for him 
 16. 12. there were /. in wait abiding in the chamber 
 20. 29 . Israel set /. in wait ro’ nd about Gibeah 
 .33. the /. in w. came forth II .37. /. hasted and rush. 
 .36. they trusted to the /. in wait w hich they set 
 Jer. 51.112. prepare /. in wait against Bab 3 lcn 
 LI F.ST. 
 
 Gen. 28. 1.3. the land whereon thou /. T will give 
 Deut. 6. 7 . when thou /. down and risest up, 11.19. 
 Josh. 7 . 10 . up. wherefore /. thou on thy face ? 
 Prov. 3. 24. when thou /. down shalt not be afraid 
 LIETH. 
 
 Gen. 4. 7. if thou doest not well, sin /. at the door 
 49. 25. bless blessings of the deep that /. under 
 Lev. 14. 47 . he that /. in the house shall wash 
 
 15. 4. everv bed whereon he /. is unclean 
 20. every'thing that she /. on is unclean, 26. 
 
 24. all the bed whereon he /. shall be unclean, 33. 
 26. 34. sabbaths, as long as it /. desolate, 35. 
 
 4.3. the land enjoy sabbaths, while she /. desolate 
 Judg. 16. 5. sec wherein his great strength /. 
 
 6. tell me wherein thv great strength /. 15. 
 
 Jib 40.21. he /. under the shady trees, in covert 
 Psal. 41. 8. now that he /. he shall rise no more 
 
 88 . 7 . thy wrath /. hard on me, thou hast afflicted 
 Mat. 8. 6. my servant /. at home sick of the palsy 
 Mark 5. 23. my daughter /. at the point of death 
 Rom. 12.18. as much as /. in you, live peaceably 
 1 John 5. 19. the whole woi i<: /. in wickedness 
 IT F.T I' down. 
 
 Ruth 3. 4. it shall be when he /. </orm,mark the place 
 Job 14.12. so man /. r/orcw.and riseth nottill heavens 
 Prov. 23.34. as he that /. down in the midst of the sea 
 ITETTI in wait. 
 
 Psal. 10. 9. he /. in w. secretly as a lion, /. in w. to 
 Prov. 7 .12. 3nd she /. in wait at every comer 
 23.28. she also /. in rcait as for a prey 
 LIF. i n w'aste. 
 
 Neh. 2. .3. the place of my father’s sepulchres /. w. 
 17 . then said I, you see"how Jerusalem /. waste 
 LI E.Ti I, as w i t h a worn a n. 
 
 Exod. 22.19. w lioso /. with beast surely put to death 
 Lev. 19 . 20 . whoso /.carnally with a bond-maid 
 20 . n. the man that /. with his father’s wife 
 1 . 3 . lie with mankind as he /. with a woman _ 
 Deut. 27 . 20 . cursed belie that /. with father’s wife 
 21. /. with beast |1 22. sister |1 23. mother-in-law 
 Mic. 7 . 5 . thy mouth from her that /. in thy bosom 
 ITEUT'ENANTS. 
 
 Ezra 8. 36. they deliver, the king's commissions to /. 
 Esth. 3. 12. Hainan had commanded the king’s /. 
 
 8. 9. IVIordecai had comnianded to the /. 
 
 9 . 3. all the rulers and /. helped the Jews 
 
 LIFE 
 
 Signifies, [1] That .space of time w'hich passes be¬ 
 tween the birth and death of any person, Psal. 
 17. 14. Prov. .3. 2. [2] A power to move, and do 
 the actions if life. Job .3. 20. I-.ccl. 2. 17. [-3] A 
 spiritual, supernatural, and heavenly life, where¬ 
 by -we live to Cod, and enjoy peace with him, 
 W'hich also is the way to eternal life, Rom. 8. 6. 
 Col. .3. .3. [4l Thai eternal happiness, glory, and 
 blessedness, which the saints enjoy in heaven, Rom. 
 5. 17 . [5] That quickening and strengthening 
 
 power of the Spirit if Christ, which supports be¬ 
 lievers under a.fllirttons and sufferings, to that 
 they are not overwhelmed and conquered by them, 
 2 Cor. 4. 10. [6] Christ's re.^urrcction and in- 
 terce.ssion, Rom. 5. 10. 17] The appetite, or sto¬ 
 mach, Job 3.3. 20. [8] The nourishment, or sup¬ 
 port of life, Deut. 20. 19. [9] Rlessings pertain¬ 
 ing to this life, 1 1 iin, 4. 8, [10] Ihis world, 
 Liike 8. 14. [11] Conversation, Acts 26. 4. It 
 is spoken, [1] Of Christ, who is the fountain 
 of natural, spiritual, and eternal life, who has 
 liromised eternal life to his people, pure ha'Cd arid 
 prepared it for them: and who prepares them for 
 it, and -will actually besto-w it upon them, Johu 
 
 277 
 
LIF 
 
 LIF 
 
 LIF 
 
 1.4.1 11. 25. Col. ."I. 4. [2] Of the doctrine of 
 the gospel, which points out the way to eternal 
 life, .loiiii 6. 63. [3] Of tlie \)loo<\, rchich, with 
 the spirits contained in it, is the seat and support of 
 life, Oen. 9. 4. 
 
 Ven. 1. 20. the moving creature that hath 1. 
 
 30 and to every thing wherein there is /. 
 
 2. 7. (iod breathed into his nostrils the hrgath of 1. 
 
 9. tlie tree of /. in the midst of the garden, 3. 22. 
 
 3. 2t. chernbims to keep the way of tlie tree of /. 
 
 6. 17 - to destroy all wherein is the breath of /. 7. 22. 
 
 9. 4. flesh with the 1. shall ye not eat, f.ev. 17.14. 
 
 5. of every man will I recinire the 1. of man 
 
 18. 10. I will return acconiing to the time of /. 14. 
 
 23. 1. these were the years of the 1. of Sarah 
 
 25. 7- the years of Abraham’s /. || 17. Ishmael’s /. 
 42. 15. by the 1. of Pharaoh, ye shall not go, 16. 
 45. 5. God did send me before to irreserve 1. 
 
 47 . 9. not attained to the years of /. of my fathers 
 jLXod. 6. 16. the years of the 1. of Levi were 1.37. 
 
 18. years of the /. of Kohath 1| 20. 1. of Ainram 
 21.23. shalt give 1. for /. fxv. 24. t 18. Dent. 19.21. 
 Lev. 17 . 11. for the 1. of the flesh is in the blood 
 18. 18. besides the other in her 1. time 
 
 24. + 17 . he that smite! h/. of man. Dent.10.i6,11. 
 JJeut. 12. 23. blood is the /. not eat /. with liesh 
 
 20. 19 . for the tree of the field is man's 1. 
 
 24. 6. for he taketh a man’s 1. to i)ledge 
 
 .30. 15. I have set before thee 1. 19. Jer. 21. 8. 
 
 .32. 47 . it is not a vain thing, because it is your 1. 
 Josh. 2. 14. the men answered, our /. for yours 
 iSam. 25.29. shall be bound up in the bundle of 1. 
 H Sam. 14. 7-for the /. of his brother Avhoni he slew 
 114. because God hath not taken aw ay his 1. 
 
 15. 21. whether in death or /. there will I be 
 
 1 Kings 3. 11. hast not asked for thyself long 1. nor 
 
 asked the 1. of thine enemies, 2 Chr. 1.11. 
 
 2 Kings 4.16. time of/, thou shalt embrace a son, 17 . 
 
 7 . 7. left the camp as it was, and fled for their /. 
 Ezra 6. 10. they may pray for the 1. of the king 
 Esth. 8. 11. granted the .lews to stand for their /. 
 Joh 3. 20. why is /. given to the bitter in soul i 
 
 10. 12. thou hast granted me/, and favour 
 
 12. + 10. in whose hand is tlie /.of every thing 
 24. 22. he riseth up, and no man is sure of 1. 
 
 31. 39 . or the owners thereof to lose their/. 
 
 33. 4. the breath of the Almighty hath given me 1. 
 36. 6. he preserveth not the /. of the wicked 
 14. and their /. is among the unclean 
 .38. f .39. wilt thou fill the /. of the young lions r 
 Esal. 16. 11. thou wilt shew me the patli of /. 
 
 21. 4. he asked /. of thee, thou gavest him 
 .30. 5. in his favour is /. weeping may endure 
 .34. 12. Whatman is he thatdesireth 1. '/ 
 
 .36. 9. for with thee is the fountain of /. 
 
 61. 6. thou wilt prolong the king’s /. 
 
 6.3. 3. thy loving-kindness is better than /. 
 
 66. 9 . bless God, who holdeth our soul in 1. 
 
 78. 50. but gave their /. over to the pestilence 
 91 . 16 . with long /. will I satisfy him 
 133. 3. the blessing, even /. for evermore 
 Erov. 1. 19 . which taketh away the /.of the owners 
 
 2. 19- nor take they hold of the paths of /. 
 
 3. 2. long /. and peace shall they acid to thee 
 
 18. she is a tree of /. to them that lay hold on her 
 
 22. so shall they be /. to thy soul 
 
 4. 22. for they are /. to those that find them 
 
 2.3. keep thy heart, for out of it are the issues of /. 
 
 5. 6. lest thou shouldest ponder the path of /. 
 
 6. 23. reproofs of instruction are the way of /. 
 
 26. adulteress will hunt for the precious /. 
 
 8. .35. whoso findethme findeth /. and shall obtain 
 
 10 . 11 . the mouth of the riehteous is a well of /. 
 17 . is in the way of /. that keepeth instruction 
 
 11. .30. the fruit of the righteous is a tree of /. 
 
 12. 10. righteous regardeth the /. of his beast 
 
 28. in the way of righteousness is /.and no death 
 
 13. 8. the ransom of a man’s /. are his riches 
 12. when desire cometh, it is a tree of /. 
 
 14. the law of the wise is a fountain of /. 
 
 14. 27 . the fear of the Lord is a fountain of /. 
 
 .30. a sound heart is the /. of the flesh, but envy 
 
 15. 4. a wholesome tongue is a tree of I, 
 
 24. the way of /. is above to the wise 
 
 31. heareth reproof of /. abideth among the wise 
 
 16. 15. in the light of the king’s countenance is /. 
 22. understanding is a well-spring of /. to him 
 
 18. 21. death and 1. are in the power of the tongue 
 21.21. he that followeth mercy, findeth 1. 
 
 22. 4. by humility are riches, honour, and /. 
 
 27 . + 27 . goats’-milk for /. for thy maiclens 
 
 .31. 12. she will do him good all the days of her /. 
 Eccl. 2. .3. good they should do all the days of their /. 
 
 17 . therefore 1 hated /. || 7 - 12 . wisdom giveth /. 
 
 9. t 9. enjoy 1. with the wife whom thou Invest 
 Isa. .38. 16. in all these thin s is the /. of my spirit 
 
 20. we will sing songs all the days of our /. 
 
 57 . 10. thou hast found the /. of thy hand 
 Jer. 8. 3. and death shall be chosen rather than /. 
 
 21. 7 . hands of them that seek their /. .34. 20, 21. 
 
 8. 1 set before you the way of /. and of death 
 49. 37 . I will cause Elam to be dismayed before 
 
 their enemies, before them that seek their /. 
 
 I. am.Q.. 19 . lift up thy hands for the /. of thy childr. 
 Eze/c. 1 .1 20. spirit of /. in wheels, + 21. | 10 . + 17 . 
 
 7 . t 13. though their /. was yet among the living 
 
 13. 22. should not return by promising hitn /. 
 
 33. 15. if the wicked walk in the statutes of /. 
 Dan. 7 . t 12. a prolonging in /. was given them 
 Jonah 1. 14. let us not perish for this njan’s /. 
 
 Mai. 2. 5. my covenant was with him of /. 
 
 Mat. 2. 20. are dead which sought the child’s /. 
 
 3. t 8. bring fruit meet for amendment of /. 
 
 6. 25. take no thought for your /. Luke 12. 22. 
 
 18. 8. to enter into /. halt or maimed, Mark 9. 43. 
 
 9. better to enter into /. with one eye, Mark 9. 45. 
 
 19 . 17 . it wilt enter into /. keep tlie commandments 
 Mark 3. 4. is it lawful to save /. or to kill, Luke 6.9. 
 
 J. nke 1. 75 . in holiness all the days of our /. 
 
 12. 15. for a man’s /. consisteth not in abundance 
 
 2.3. the /. more than meat, the body than raiment 
 John 1.4. in him was 1. and tlie /. was light of men 
 
 278 
 
 John 3. 36. that bclieveth not the Son, shall not sec /. 
 
 5. 26 . for as the Father hath /. in himself, so hath 
 
 he given to the .Son to have /. in himself 
 29. have done good, to the resurrection of /. 
 
 40. will not come to me that might have /. 10. 10. 
 
 6. .3.3. giveth l. iinto world || 35. 1 am bread of /. 48. 
 51. which I will give for the /. of the world 
 
 53. and drink his blood, ye have no /. in you 
 63. the words that I speak to you, they are /. 
 
 8.12. not-in darkness, but shall have the light of /. 
 
 11. 25. 1 am the resurrection and the /. 14. 6. 
 
 20. .31. believing ye might have /. through his name 
 Acts 2. 28. hast made known to me the ways of /. 
 
 .3. 15. and killed the Prince of /. whom God raised 
 17- 25. seeing he giveth to all /. and breath 
 26.4. the manner erf /. from my youth, .Jews know 
 
 27 . 22. there shall be no loss of any man’s /. 
 
 Itom. 5. 17 . shall reign in /. by one, .Jesus Christ 
 
 18. came on all men to justification of 1. 
 
 6. 4. even so we should walk in newness of /. 
 
 8. 2. the law of the .Spirit of /. in Christ .Jesus 
 
 6. to be spiritually minded is /. and peace 
 
 10. the Spirit is /. because of righteousness 
 .38. I am j^ersiiaded that neither death nor /. 
 
 11. 15. the receiving them be, but /. from the dead 
 
 1 (Jor. 3. 22. the world, or 1. or death, all are yours 
 
 14. 7 . even things without /. giving sound 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 8. insomuch that we despaired even of /. 
 
 2. 16 . to the other the savour of /. unto /. 
 
 3. 6. the letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth /. 
 
 4. 10. that the /. of .lesus might be manifested 
 
 12. death worketh in us, but /. in you 
 
 5. 4. that mortality might be swallowed up of /. 
 Gal. 2. 20. the /. which 1 now live in the flesh 
 
 .3. 21. a law given which could have given /. 
 
 Eph. 4. 18. being alienated from the /. of God 
 J^hil. 1. 20. v/hether it be by /. or by death 
 2. 16. holding forth word of /. that 1 may rejoice 
 Col. 3. 3. and your /. is hid with Christ m God 
 
 4. when Christ who is our /. shall appear 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. we may lead a peaceable /. m all godlin. 
 4. 8. having the promise of the /. that now is 
 
 2 Titn. 1.1. according to the promise of /. in Christ 
 
 10. and hath brought /. to liglit by the gosfiel 
 
 .3. 10. thou hast fully known my manner of/. 
 lleh. 2.15. were all their /. time subject to bondage 
 
 7 . 3. neither beginning of days, nor end of /. 
 
 16. w ho is made after the power of an endless /. 
 Jam. 1. 12. he shall receive the crown of /. 
 
 4. 14. for what is your /. ? it is even a vapour 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 7- as being heirs together of the grace of /. 
 10. for he that w ill love /. and see good days 
 
 4. .3. for the time past of our /. may suffice us 
 
 2 Pet. 1. .3. hath given us all things pertaining to /. 
 1 John 1.1. our hands have handled the word of /. 
 
 2. for the /. was manifested, and w-e have seen it 
 2.16. the pride of /. is not of the Path, hut of world 
 
 5. 12. he that hath the .Son hath /. and he that hatli 
 
 not the Son of flod hath not /. 
 
 16. he shall give him /. for them thal sin not 
 Lev. 2. 7 . to him will I give to eat of the tree of/. 
 
 10. be faithful, and 1 will give thee a crovvn of /. 
 
 8. 9. third part of the creatures that had /. died 
 
 11. 11. the Spirit of /. from God entered into them 
 
 1.3. 15. he had power to give /. to the beast 
 
 21. 6. I will give to thirsty of the water of /. freely 
 
 22. 1. he shewed me a pure river of water of /. 
 
 2. the tree of/, bare twelve manner of fruits 
 14. that the 3 ’ may have rigid to the tree of /. 
 
 17 . let him take the water of /. freely 
 
 kee Book, Etkrnat., Evekoasting. 
 /iMLlEE. 
 
 Gen. 44. .30. seeing his 1. is bound up in the lad's life 
 Exod. 21. .30. he shall give for the ransom of his 1. 
 Deut. 17 . 19 . shall read therein all the days of his /. 
 Josh. 4. 14. they feared him all the days oi his 1. 
 Jridg. 9. 17 . for my father adventured his 1. far 
 16. .30. more than they which he slew in his 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 5. he did put his 1. in his hand, and slew 
 
 2.3. 15. saw that Saul w'as come out to seek his /. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 18. Absalom in his /.-time had taken 
 
 1 Kings 2. 23. if not^siioken this word against his 1. 
 
 19. 3. when he saw that, he arose and w'ent for his 1. 
 t4. Elijah sat down, and requested for his 1. 
 
 20. . 39 . then shall thy life be for his 1. 42. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 24. his 1. shall be for the life of him 
 Neh. 6. 11. would go into the temple to save his 1. 
 I '.sth. 7 . 7 . TIaman stood to make request for his 1. 
 Joh 2. 4. all that a man hath will he give for/n> /. 
 
 6. behold, he is in thy hand, but save his 1. 
 
 33. 18. and his 1. from perishing by the sword 
 20. his 1. abhorreth bread |! 22. his 1. to destroyers 
 
 28. he will deliver, and his 1. shall see the light 
 Psal. 49 . + 18. though in his 1. he blessed his soul 
 Prov. 7 . 2.3. and knoweth not that it is for his /. 
 
 13. .3. he that keepeth his mouth, keepeth his 1. 
 Eccl. .3.12. for a m’an to rejoic e and do good in his /. 
 
 7 . 15. there is a wucked man that jirolongeth his 1. 
 
 8. 15. shall abide of his labours all the days of/«>/. 
 Isa. 15. 4. Moab, his 1. shall be grievous to him 
 Jer. 21. 9. his 1. shall be to him for a prey, 38. 2. 
 
 44. .30. into the hand of them that seek his 1. 
 
 Ezek. .3. 18. nor s|)eakest to warn, to save his /. 
 
 7 . 13. nor stiengthen himself in iniquity of his 1. 
 .32. 10. shall tremble, every man for his 1. 
 
 Amos 2. t 14. nor shall the mighty deliver his /. 
 Mat. 10. 39 . he that findeth his 1. shall lose it; he 
 that loseth his 1. shall find it, 16. 25. Mark 
 
 8 . 35. Luke 9. 24. 1 I 7 . 33. John 12 . 2.5. 
 
 20. 28. to give h. 1. a ransom for many, Mark 10. 45. 
 J.uke 14. 26. yea, and hate not his own /. also 
 John 10. 11. good Shepherd giveth his 1. for sheep 
 
 15. 1,3. that a man lay down his 1. for his friends 
 Acts 8. 3.3. for his 1. is taken from the earth 
 
 20. 10. trouble not jmurselves, his 1. is in him 
 ]\om. 5.10. much more we shall be saved by his /. 
 Phil. 2. .30. not regarding his 1. to supply your lack 
 1 Jo/m 3.16. love of G. because he laid down his 1. 
 See Days. 
 
 My LIFE. 
 
 Gen, 19. 19. mercy thou hast shewed in saving my /. 
 27 . 46.1 am weary of my /. what good shall my 1. do 
 
 Gen. .32.30. my 1. is preserv'ed H 48.15. fed me all my I, 
 Nnm. 23.110. let my 1. die the death of righteous 
 Judg. 12.3. I put my /. in my Inmds, anci passed cr 
 
 1 Sam. 18.18. what is my 1. or my father s family 
 20.1. what is my sin, that he seeketh my t. f 
 
 22. 23. he that seeketh my 1. seeketh thy life 
 26. 24. so that my 1. be much set by in the eyes 
 28. 9 . wherefore layest thou a snare for my 1. ' 
 
 21. 1 put my 1. in my hand, and hearkened to 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9. because my 1. is yet w hole in me 
 
 16. 11. behold, my son of my bowels seeketh my /. 
 
 18. 13. have wrought falsehood against n^y 1. 
 
 19^+ 34. how many days are the years of my /. 
 
 1 King.t 19 . 4. it is enough, now, take aw'ay my 1. 
 10. they seek my 1. to take it aw ay, 14. Lum. D. 3. 
 
 2 Kings 1 . 13. let my 1. be precious in thy siuht, 14 . 
 E,st}i. 7 . 3. let my 1. be gi\ en me at my petition 
 Joha. 11 . my end that I should prolong my 1. 
 
 7 . 7- G remember that my 1. is but w ind 
 15. my soul chooseth death rather than my 1. 
 
 9.21. tno’ I were perfect, yet 1 would despise jny 1. 
 
 10. 1. my soul is weary ot'myl. I will lea e 
 13. 14. wherefore do 1 put my 1. in my hand^ 
 
 Psal.l. 5. let him tread down my 1. on the earth 
 
 2.3. 6. mercy shall follow me all the days of 7 ny /. 
 
 26. 9. gather not my 1. with bloody men 
 
 27 . 1. the I^rd is the strength of my 1. of whom 
 4. dwell in the house of the Ig)rd all days of my I, 
 
 31. 10. my 1. is spent with grief and sighing 
 13. they devised to take away my /. 
 
 38. 12. that seek after my 1. lay snares for me 
 42. 8. and my prayer to the Clod of my /. 
 
 64. 1. preserve my 1. from fear ot the enemy 
 88. 3. and my 1. draweth nigh to the grave 
 143. 3. he hath smitten my 1. to the ground 
 Isa. 38. 12. I have cut off like a weaver my 1. 
 Lam. .3. 53. they cut off tny 1. in the dungeon 
 58. O Lord, thou hast redeemed my 1. 
 
 JonahH. 6. hast brought up my 1. from corruption 
 4. 3. O Lord, take, I beseech thee, my 1. from me 
 John 10. 15. and 1 lay down my 1. for the sheep 
 
 17 . my Eath. loveth me, because I lay down my L 
 13. . 37 . Lord, 1 will lay down my 1. for thy sake 
 
 Acts 20. 24. nor count 1 my 1. dear to myself 
 This LIFE. 
 
 Psal. 17 .14. men which have their portion in this /. 
 Eccl. 6 . 12. knoweth what is good for a man in thisl, 
 
 9. 9. that is thy portion in this 1. and in labour 
 Luke 8. 14. are choked w ith the cares of this 1. 
 
 21. . 34 . hearts overcharged with the cares of this 1. 
 Acts 5. 20. go, speak all the words of this 1. 
 
 1 Cor. 6.3. much more things that pertain to this J. 
 4. have judgment of things pertaining to this 1. 
 
 15. 19 . if in this 1. oidi’ we have hope in C'hri.-:t 
 
 2 'Tim. 2.4. entaneleth himself with affairs of this 1. 
 
 1 John 5. 11. eternal life, and this 1. is in his bon 
 
 Thy LIFE. 
 
 Gen. 19 .17- escape for thy 1. look not behind thee 
 
 47 .18. how many are the days of the years of thy I. 
 Exod. 4.19. the men are dead which sought thy 1. 
 Dent. 28. 66. and thy 1. shall hang in doiibt before 
 
 thee, and thou shalt have no assurance of thyl. 
 Judg. 18. 25. they run on thee, and thou lose thy 1. 
 Ruth A. 15. he shall be to thee a restorer of thy 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 11. if thou save not thy 1. to-night 
 
 22. 2.3. he that seeketh my life seeketh thy 1. 
 
 26.24. as 1.1. was much set by this day, so my life 
 
 2 Sam. 4.8. the head of thine enemy that sought thy /. 
 
 19. 5. thy servants which this day saved thy 1. 
 
 1 Kings 1.12. come that thou mayest save thy /. 
 
 19. 2. if 1 make not thy /. as the life of one of them 
 
 20. 31. go out, peradventure he will save thy 1. 
 
 39 . if he be missing thy 1. be for his life, 42. 
 
 Psal. 103.4. who redeemeth thyl. from destruction 
 Prov. 4.10. and the years of t. /. shall be many, 9.11, 
 
 13. let her not go, keep her, for she is thy 1. 
 
 9 . 11. and the years of thy 1. shall be incieased 
 Isa. 43. 4. therefore will 1 give people for thy 1. 
 Jer. 4. 30. thy lovers, they will seek thy 1. 
 
 11. 21. of the men that seek thy 1. 22. 25.1 .38.16. 
 . 39 .18. thy 1. shall be for a prey to thee, 45. 5. 
 
 I.uke 16. 25. thou in thyl. receivedst good things 
 John 13. 38. wilt thou lay down thy 1. for my sake .’ 
 'To LIFE. 
 
 2 Kings 8.1. whose son he had restored to 1. 5. 
 Prov. 10.16. the labour of the righteous tendeth to /. 
 
 11. 19 . as righteousness tendeth tol. so that pursueth 
 
 19 . 23. the fear of the I.ord tendeth to 1. 
 
 Mat. 7 . 14. narrow is the way that leadeth to 1. 
 John 5. 24. but is passed from death to 1 .1 John .3.14. 
 Acts 11.18. G.to Gentiles granted repentance to 1. 
 Rom. 7 . 10. the commandment ordained to /. 
 lleh. 11. 35. women received their dead raised to /. 
 LIFT 
 
 Signifies, [1] To raise or heave up, Gen. .3“. 28, 
 [2] To put to death, or crucify,- .John 8. 28. I 12. 
 
 32. To Lift up the ej-es. signifies, [1] To di¬ 
 rect and make kno-xnotir desires to God hy prayer, 
 with hope and expectation of a graciotis atuuer, 
 Psal. 121. 1.1 12.3. 1. [2] I'o behold, contemplate, 
 and consider scith wonder and admiration, Isaiah 
 
 40. 26. Jo Lift up the head, signifies, [1] To 
 
 restore a person to his former dignity, Gen. 40. 
 13. [2] To recover former strength and courage, 
 so as to oppress others, .Judg. 8. 28. f.'p To re¬ 
 joice and be glad, Luke 21. 28. (4] Jo he ad¬ 
 
 vanced above others, and obtaiji a complete vic¬ 
 tory over them, Vsal. ‘2~. 6. 'J o J.iFT up the hand, 
 signifies, [1] To swear, or by oath to confirm a 
 thing, Gen. 14. 22. [2] To bless. Lev. O. 22. It 
 was an usual posture in blessing, which denoted 
 both the place whence the blessing was etpected, 
 and an. earnest desire for obtaining it. [3] 'I'o 
 pray, Psal. 28. 2. [4] 'To rise in rebellion, 2 Sam. 
 
 18. 28. I 20. 21. [.5] 'To oppress, threaten, injure, 
 
 or wrong any manner of way, .Job .31. 21. [61 To 
 
 shake off sloth, and heartily to engage in our duty, 
 TIeb. 12. 12. 
 
 Thou shalt lift up thy face unto God, Jci 22. 26. 
 'Thau shalt look up to him by meditation and 
 prayer, not with horror and grief, but with cheer¬ 
 fulness, confidence, and comfort. 
 
LIF 
 
 ’Re v<' lift up, ye everlasting doors, Psa!. QA. 7- 
 All ye true menthcrs oj the church, raise vp 
 your hearts and souls, which are oJ an everlasting 
 and immortal nature, from all earthly things, 
 and set them open for the reception oJ Christ the 
 
 ^liis lieel against me, Tsai. 41. 9. 
 Hath behaved himself insolently, cuntemptimnly, 
 and injuriously towards me. It is a phra.se taken 
 from an unruly horse, who kicks at him that owns 
 
 and feeds him. ^ 
 
 Lift not up the hern, Psal. 75. 4. Carry net your¬ 
 selves arrogantly, scornfully, or maliciously to¬ 
 ward me or any of God's people. 
 
 •Lift up thy feet, Psal. 74. 3. Come speedily to our 
 
 help, and for our deliverance. _ 
 
 To lift up oneself in height, that is, to grow proud, 
 insolent, and oppressive, Ezek. .31. 10. 
 
 ■Gen. 7 . 17 . the ark was 1. uj) above the earth 
 21. 18. 1. up the lad, and hold him in thine hand 
 29 . t 1. tlien .lacob /. up his feet and came 
 37 ! 28. they 1. up .loseph out of the pit 
 
 40. 13. Pharaoh shall 1. up thinehea<i, 19. 
 
 £xod. 7 . CO. 1. up the rod and smote waters, H. 16. 
 
 00 . 25. if thou /. up a tool on it thou hast polluted 
 Slum. 6.26. I.ordA up his countenance upon thee 
 
 16. 3. wherefore then /.ye up yourselves r 
 
 23. 24. and 1. up himself as a young lion 
 Heu^- 22. 4. shall help him to /. them up again 
 
 27 . 5. not 1. up an iron tool on them. Josh. 8. 31. 
 
 Josh. 4. 18. the soles of the priests’ feet were /. up 
 IhithH. t4. 1. up the clothes that are on his teet 
 HHani. 23. 8. he /. up his spear against 800 
 ~ 18. he 1. up his spear against .300, 1 Chr. 11. 11. 
 
 Kings 9. 32. he /. up his face to the window 
 “19 4. 1. up thy prayer for the remnant, La. 37. 4 
 25 27 . 1. up the head of .lehoiachin kine ot .ludah 
 iChroii 25. 5. all these were to 1. up the horn 
 £zra 1.+ 4. let the men of the place /. him up 
 
 9. 6. I blush to /. up my face to thee, my C’Od 
 Job 5. t 7 . the sons of burnimt coal 1. up to fly 
 
 10 15 if righteous, yet will 1 not /. up my head 
 11 ! 15. then shall thou 1. up thy face, 22. 26. 
 
 Psal. 4. 6. /. up the light of thy countenance on us 
 
 7 . 6.’ arise, O Lord, in thine anger, /.up thyself 
 ‘M 7 /.up your heads, O ye gates, be /. ye doors, 9. 
 
 25. 1. totliee, O Lord, 1 /.mysoul,86. 4. 143. 8. 
 
 28.2. hear my voice when 1 /. up my hands 
 ~Q. feed them also, and /. them up tor ever 
 
 4i. 9 . hath /. up his heel against me, John 13. 18. 
 
 74 . ,3. /. up thy feet to the perpetual desolations 
 75 ' 4' and to the wicked, /. not up the honi, 5. 
 
 93. 3. the floods have /. up theit waves 
 
 94 . 2. /. up thyself, thou judge of the earth 
 110. 7 . therefore shall he /. up the head 
 
 Peel. 4. 10. if they fall, the one will /. up his fellow 
 Jsa.fi. 4. nation shall not /. up sword against nation, 
 neither siiall they learn war any’ moie,^ IMic.A. 3. 
 
 5 06.be will /. up an ensign to the nations 
 
 10 . 15 . as if staff should /. up itself as if no wood 
 
 24. smife. and shall /. up his staff against thee 
 
 26. so shall /. it up after the manner of Egypt 
 
 1.3. 2. /. ye up a banner upon the high mountain 
 .33. 10. now will I rise, now w’ill I /. up my self 
 59 10 the Lonlshall/. up a standard against him 
 62. lb. /. up a standard for the people, Jer. 50.12. 
 Jer. 7 . 16. nor /. up cry nor prayer tor them, 11. 14. 
 51. 14. tliey shall /. up a shout against thee 
 Pam. 3. 41. let us /. up our heart w’ith our hands 
 Pzek 8. 3. Spirit /. me up between the earth, 11.1. 
 
 17 . if. that it might not /. itself up, but stand 
 
 26. 8. anil shall /. up the buckler against thee 
 Pech. 1. 21.so that no man did /. uphis head,which 
 
 /. up their born over land of .ludah to scatter it 
 ]\lat' 12 11. will he not /. it out on the sabbath i 
 Mark 1.’31. took her by the hand, and /. her up 
 Puke 13. 11. and could in no wise /. up herself 
 21. 28. /. up your heads, your redemption draweth 
 .Jam. A. 10. humble yourselves, and he shall /. up 
 Hee Eyes. 
 
 LI FT hand or hands. 
 
 Gen. 14. 22. 1 have /. up mine hand to the Lord 
 
 41. ' 44 . without thee shall no man /. up his hand 
 Pent. 32. 40. I /. up my h. and say 1 live for ever 
 Psal. 10. 12. /. up thine/lawi/.iorget not the humble 
 
 28. 2. when I /. up my hands towurd thine oracle 
 03. 4. I will /. up my hands in thy name 
 119 . 48. my h. will 1 /. up to thy commandments 
 1.34. 2. /. up your hands in the sanctuary and bless 
 Jsa. 49 . 22. I will /. up mine hand to the'dentiles 
 Lam. 2. 19. /.up thy hands towards him for the life 
 Jleb. 12.12. wherefore /. up the h. that hang down 
 LIFT voice. 
 
 Gen. 21.16. and ITaear /. up her voice and wept 
 Job 38. 34. canst thou /.up thy voice to the clouds 
 Jsa. 10. .30. / up thy voice, O daughter ot Gallim 
 24. 14. they shall /. up their voiie, shall sing 
 40. 9 . /. up thy roicewifh strength, lift it up 
 
 42. 2. he shall notcrv nor /. up his voice 
 
 11. let the wilderness and cities /. up their voice 
 52. 8. thy watchmen shall /. up the voice 
 58. 1. cry, spare not,/. upthyreiVe likeatrumpet 
 Jer. 22. 2('. cry, and /. up thy voice in Fashan 
 pzek. HI. 22. to /. up the voice with shouting 
 LI F'l F.D. 
 
 Gen 13. 10. T.ot /. up his eyes and beheld .Jordan 
 
 18. 2. Abraham /. up his eyes and looke.d, 22.13. 
 
 27 . .38. Esau /. up voice 1139. 18- as 1 /. up my voice 
 
 29. 11. and .lacob /. up his voice and wept 
 31. 10. .lacob /. up bis eyes saw in a dream, .33. 1. 
 40. 20. Pharaoh /. up the bead Of the butler 
 Lev. 9. 22. Aaron /. up bis baud towards the people 
 Hum. 14. 1 the congregation /. up their voice 
 20.11. Moses /. up his hand and smote the rock 
 Heitt. 8.14. then tby heart be /, up and thou fc.’-gct 
 17 . 20. that bis heart benot/. above bis brethren 
 Judg. 2. 4. when the angel of Lord spake, the people 
 /. up tbeirvoice and wept, 21. 2. 1 isam. 11. 4. 
 8.28. so they /.up their beads no more 
 9. 7- .lotham /. up nis voice and cried,hearken tome 
 livth 1 . 9 . Orpah and Piifh /. up voice and wept, 14 
 1 Ham. 24.16. and Saul /. up his voice and wept 
 
 LIG 
 
 15 a»!. 30 . 4 .T)avid and people /.up voice, 2 5aw.3..32. 
 2 ^am. 13. .36. king’s sons came and /. up their voice 
 ~^0. 21. Sjieba bath /. up his hand against king 
 22 ! 49 . thou aiso hast /. me up on high 
 
 1 A'/w( 7 i 11 .26. Jeroboam /. up hand against king, -7. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 10. and thine heart hath /. thee up 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 2. his kingdom was /. up on high 
 
 2 Chr. 5.13. as trumpeters and singers /. .up voice 
 17 6 . his heart was /.up in the ways ot the Lord 
 26. 16 . heart was /. up to destruction, .32. 2o. 
 
 Job ft. 12. they /. up tl-cir voice and wept 
 6 . f 2 . my calamity /. up in the balances 
 31.21. if I have /. up my hand against the fatherless 
 
 29 . or /. up myself whtJi evil found him 
 
 Psal. 24. 4. who hath not /. up liis soul unto vanity 
 27 . 6. now shall iny head be /. up above 
 30. 1. extol thee, tor thou hast /. me up, 10... 10. 
 74 . 5. as lie /. up axes upon tlie thick trees 
 83. 2. they that hate thee have /. up the head 
 93 . 3. the floods have /. up their voice, O Lord 
 106 ‘’d. therefore be /. up his hand against them 
 Pro'v~fi6. t 7 . the legs of the lame are /. up 
 
 30. 13. lofty ey“S, and their eyelids are /. up 
 
 Isa " 1". day o‘ the I.ord on every one that is /. up 
 1.3. on cedars that are /. H 14. mountains /. up 
 6 i tlie Lord sifting on a tlirone high and /. up. 
 26. n. when thy hand is /. up they will not see 
 30 . t 25. there shall he on ever)' /. up hill rivers 
 . 37 . 23 . against whom hast thou /. up thine eyes. 
 Jer. 51. 9 . her judgment is /. up to the skies 
 Ez 'ek. 1 . 19 . creatures were /. up from flie earth 
 20. the wheels were /. up, 21. 110. I 7 . 
 
 3.14. so the .‘Spirit/, me up and took me asvay 
 id. 16. cheriihims /. up their w ings, 19. 1 11. ^2. 
 20. 5. and /. up my hand to the seed ot Jacob, 6. 
 
 ,j. film 14iiijr ... . . 
 
 15 yet /. up mine hand m the wilderness, 
 
 28. when 1 brought into the land for the which I 
 /. up mine haiifl to give it to them, 42. 1 47-14. 
 28 . 2 . because thine heart is /. up, 5,17-1 31. 10. 
 
 36.7. thus saith the Lord, I have /. up mine hand 
 44 12 . have 1 /. up my hand against them 
 Van. 5. 20. when his heart was /. up and hardened 
 
 23. but hast/, up thyself against the Lord 
 
 7 . 4 . the first beast was /. up from the earth 
 
 8 . 3 . tlien I /. up mine eyes and saw, 10 . 5. 
 
 Mic. 5. 9. thine hand shall be /. up on adversaries 
 flab. 2 . 4 . his soul which is /. up is not upright 
 
 3. 10. the deep /. up his hands on high 
 Zech. 5. 7 . behold, there was /. up a talent of lead 
 
 9 . and they /. up the ephah betsveen the earth 
 9.16. shall be as the stones of a crown, /. up 
 14.10. the land shall be /. up and inhabited 
 il/a/. 2.t9. as ye have /. up the face againstmy law 
 Mark 9. 27. hut Jesus /. him up, and he arose 
 Luke 6. 20. he /. up his eyes on his disciples 
 11. 27 . a certain woman /. up her voice and said 
 17.’i3. ten lepers /. up their voices and said 
 
 24. 5t). and he /. up his hands and blessed them 
 John 3. 14. and as Moses /. up the serpent in the 
 
 wilderness, even so must the Son of man be /. up 
 8. 28. when ye Ivave /. up the Son of man 
 12. 32. I, if 1 be /. up, will draw all men to me 
 34. sayest fhou. Son of man must be /. up 
 ActsH. 14. Peter /. up his voice and said to them 
 
 4. HA.l. up their voice to' God with one accord 
 14.'li. 1. up their voices in the speech of Lycaonia 
 22. 22. and then /. up their voices and said, away 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 6. lest being /. up with pride he fall 
 Rev. 10. 5. the angel /. up his hand to heaven 
 LIFTER. 
 
 Psal. 3. 3. my glory, and the /. up of mine head 
 LIFTE.ST. 
 
 Job .30. 22. thou /. me up to the wind, fhou causest 
 Psal. 9. 13. that /. me up from the gates of death 
 18. 48. /. above those that rise up against me 
 Prov. 2. 3. and /. up thy voice lor understanding 
 LIETETTL 
 
 'Deut. 24. 15. he is poor, and /. his soul to it 
 
 1 .Saw. 2 . 7 . the I.ord hringeth low, and /. up, 8. 
 
 2 Chron. 25.19. thine heart /. thee up to boast 
 Job .39. 18. what time the ostrich /. up herselt 
 Psal. 107 . 25. wind which'/, up the waves thereof 
 
 113. 7 . he /. the needy out of the dunghill _ 
 
 147 . 6. the Lord /. up the meek, he casteth wicked 
 Isa. 18.3. see ve when he /. up an ensign on mount 
 Jer. 51. 3. that/, himself up in his hrigandme 
 Nah. 3. 3. the horseman /. up the bright sword 
 LIETIRG. 
 
 Judg. 15. -f 17 . called the place, /, up of the jaw-bone 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 20. Ahishai chief, tor /. up his spear 
 15.16. sounding, by /. up the voice with joy 
 
 2 Chron. .32.126. Immhled for /. up ot his heart 
 Heh. 8. 6. answered, amen, with /. up their hands 
 Job 22. 29. then thou shalt say, there is /. up 
 Psal.\A\.fl. 1. up of my hands as the evening sacrifice 
 Prov. .30. ,32. hast done foolishly in /.up thyself 
 Isa 9 l8.they shall mount up like the/. upot smoke 
 
 . 33 ! 3. at /. up of thyselfnations are scattered 
 1 Tim 2.8. men pray everv where, /. up holy hands 
 LIGHT. 
 
 Gen. 44. 3. as soon as the morning was /. the men 
 Judg 19 26. fell at door of the house till it was /. 
 
 1 .yam. 14. .36. and spoil them till the morning /. 
 Psal. 139. 11. even the night shall be /. about me 
 AHc.'q. 1. when morning is/. they practise it 
 Zecii'tA.’l. that at evening time it shall be /. 
 
 Td GI I’l. 
 
 Kum. 21. 5. our soul loathcth this /. bread 
 Mat. tl. .30. niyyoke is easy, and my burden is / 
 o ('nr 4 17. cur /. affliction worketh for us a far 
 ~ ■ LK.irr. . 
 
 Judg. 9 . 4. Ahfmelech hired vain aivl /. persons 
 7evh 3 4 her prophets are /. and treacherous 
 ^ LIGHT. 
 
 18 Asahel was /. of foot as a wild roe 
 LiGirr. 
 
 16. cursed that settefh /. by his father 
 7 . in thee t'-ey set /. by father and mother 
 5 . hut made /. of if. and went their ways 
 \.\G\\ V thing. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 23.sepmeth it a/. to be the king's son 
 1 Kings 16. 31. as if it had been a /. thing tor him 
 
 2 Sam. ft. 
 
 Pent. 27 . 
 Pzek. ft". 
 Mat. "ft. 
 
 LIG 
 
 2 Kings 3.18. is but a /. thing in the sight of the L. 
 
 20. 10. it is a /. thing for the shadow to go down 
 isuA9 b a /. thing that thou shouldest he my servant 
 Pzek. 8. 17 . is it a /. thing they commit ahoininatious 
 JTGHT 
 
 Si'’^nifi€S. ni 'The <vhich aviscs fiom he^ 
 
 holding any bright object, Exoci. 10. 2.3. , 14. 20. 
 
 [2] The sun and moon, which are the springs oj 
 light, Gen. 1. 16. [3] A son or successor, who 
 keeps one's name and memory from betny fstin- 
 guished, 1 Kings 11. 36. 2 Ghron. 21. 7- L4] A 
 window, 1 Kings 7- 4, 5. [5] Joy, comfort, and 
 
 felicity, PstU. 8.16. Psal. 97- H- [0] The ap¬ 
 pearance of the day. Job 24. 14. [7] True saving 
 knowledge, Isa. 8. 20. [8] Happiness and pros¬ 
 perity, Jd. ?>. \}f\ ^npjiort, comjort, and de- > 
 
 /ire/awcc, Mic. 7 . 8. [10] The gospel, tv Inch 
 
 the means of spiritual comfort, 5Iat. 4, 16. [11 j 
 'Theunderstanding or judyment. Mat. 6. 23. It is 
 spoken, [1] Of God, who is a Being of infinite 
 wisdom, until, holiness, purity, Ac. 1 .lohn 1. 5. 
 
 [2] Of Jesus Christ, who is the fountain and author 
 of all knowledge, both natural and spiritual, Luke 
 2. 32. John 1. 9. [3] Of the word of God, which 
 "conducts and guides Christians in this world, and 
 points out the way to eternal happiness, Psal. 119. 
 105. 2 Pet. 1. 19 . [4] Of John the Laptist, who 
 was eminent for his knowledge and zeal, .lohn 5- 
 35. [.5] Of the apostles, or ministers ot the gos¬ 
 pel, who assist others, and direct them to Christ 
 and salvation, JIat. 5. 14. [6] Of true Christians, 
 who are enlightened by the ispirit oj God, and 
 brought to the saving knowledge of God and Christ, 
 Luke 16. 8. Eph. 5. 8. [7] Of good kings, both 
 for their splendour, and the counsel and comfort 
 that their people have from them, 2 Sam, 21. 1<. 
 
 '£' 1^0 ii<*ht of my couiit 6 nHnc 6 they cjiSt not 
 downr 29. 24. They were very careful not 
 to abuse my smiles, and to give me no occasion, 
 to change my countenance or carriage iowaids 
 
 them. ^ o nr r- 
 
 Let your light so shine before men, &c. Mat. 5. 
 
 16. Let your gifts and graces be so apparent 
 to others in your 'doctrines and lives, that they 
 may be brought to own, and believe in, the true 
 God, and look on you as his true and faithful 
 
 Gen. 1. 3. God said, let there be / and there was /. 
 
 4. God saw file /. H 5. God called,the /. day 
 16. the greater /. tlie lesser /. to rule the night 
 Exod. 10. 23. Israel had /. in their dwellings 
 14. 20. but the pillar gave /. by niglitto these _ 
 
 25. 6. this is the offering, oil lor tlie /. 27 . 20. I 3o. 
 
 8, 14, 28.1 39. 37 . l.ev. 24. 2. 
 Nvm. A. 16. to Eleazar pertaineth ml for the /. 
 
 1 Saw. 29 .10. and as soon as ye have /. depart 
 
 2 Saw. 21. 17 . that thou quench not the /. ot Israel 
 23.4. he shall he as the /. of the morning 
 
 1 Kings 7. 4. /. was against /. in three ranks, 5. 
 
 11. .36. tliat David my servant may have a /. 
 
 Heh. 8.1 3. Ezra read from the /. till mid-day 
 
 0. 19 . nor pillar of fire by night to shew them 1. 
 Esth. 8. 16. the Jews had /. joy and gladness 
 Job 3. 4. neitlier let the /. shine upon it 
 
 9 . let it look for /. but have none 
 16. I had been as infants which never saw 1. 
 
 20. wherefore is /. given to him in misery, 23. 
 
 4. 118. nor in his angels in whom he put /. 
 
 10.22. without order, where the /. is as darkness 
 
 12. 22. hringeth out to /. the shadow of death 
 25. they grope in the dark without /. 
 
 18. 5. tlie /. of the wicked shall he put out 
 
 6. the /. shall be dark in his tabernacle 
 22. 28. and the /. shall shine on thy ways 
 
 24. 13. they are of those that rebel against the t. 
 
 14. the murderer rising with the /. killeth 
 16. marked in the day-time, they knovv net the /. 
 
 25. 3. and upon whom doth not his /. arise ? 
 
 28. li. the thing that is hid hringeth he to /. 
 
 31. t 26. if 1 beheld the /. when it shined 
 33 28. will deliver, and his life shall see the /. 
 
 .30. to be enlightened with the /. of the living 
 36. 30. behold he spreadeth his /. upon it 
 30 . with clouds he covereth /. and cornmandeth 
 . 37 T t 3. he directeth his /. to the ends of the earth 
 t 11 . he scatterefli the cloud of his /. 
 
 15- and caused the /. of Ids cloud to shine 
 21. men see not the briaht /, in the clouds 
 38. 15. from the wicked'their /. is withholden 
 
 19 . where is the way where /. dwelleth ? 
 
 "J. by wliat way is the /. parted i which scatterefh 
 41. 18. by his neesings a /. doth shine, and liiscyes 
 Psal. 4.6. lift up the /. of thy countenance on us 
 27 . 1. the T.crd is my /. and my sanation 
 
 7 . 6 . he shall bring forth thy 1 ighteousne^ as /. 
 .38.10. /. of mine eyes is gone, it is gone troiu me 
 49. 19 . he shall go, they .shall never see /. 
 
 74 . 16. thou hast prepared the /. and the>sun 
 78. 14. and all the night with a /. ot fire 
 97 . 11. /. is sown for the righteous, and gladnes.s 
 104. 2. who coverest thy sell with /. as with garment 
 118. 27 . God is the I.ord, %\ho hath shewed us /. 
 119 .105. fhy word is a lamp, and a /. to my paths 
 
 1.30. the entrance of thy words giveth /. 
 
 139.12. darkness and /. are both alike to |hc** 
 
 148. 3. praise him. sun, and all ye stars ot /. 
 l^rov. A. 18. the path of the just is as the shining /. 
 6.23. for the commaiidiuent is a lamp, the laiy is/. 
 13 . 9 . /.of righteous rcjoicelh, hut lamp ot wicked 
 15 30. the /. of the eyes rcjoiceth the heart 
 ”1 I 4. a proud heart and /. ot the wicked is sin 
 Keel. li. 7- truly the /. is sweet and p easaiit 
 12. 2. while the sun or the /. he not darkeneii 
 Isa. 5. 20. putdai’kness tor /. ami /. fur darkness 
 
 30. and llie /. is darkened in the heavens thereof 
 
 8. 20. it is because there is no /. in theni 
 0 " have seen a great /. on them hath /. shined 
 ib.'i7. the /. of Israel shall he for a lire 
 13 10 tl'.e suti fiarkened, the moon shall not cause 
 
 her /. to shine. Mat. 24. 29. Mark 1.3 24. 
 .30. 26. the /. of the moon shall be as the /. of tu 
 ' sun, the /. of tlie sun as the 1. ot seven day 
 
 279 
 
LIG 
 
 LIK 
 
 Isa, 51. 4. mj- judgment to rest for a 1. to people 
 5'.). 9. wo. wait for 1. hut behold obscurity 
 
 19. the Lord shall be to thee an everlastin£r /. 
 Jer. 4. 2.3. 1 beheld the heavens, and they had no/. 
 
 25. 10. 1 will take from them tlie /. of the candle 
 31.35. the Lord {.'iveth the sun for a /. by day, and 
 ordinances of the moon and stars for /. by night 
 F,zei. 32. t 8. the /. of the /. 1 will make dark 
 Dan. 2. 22. and the /. clwelleth with him 
 
 5. 11. /. and understanding found in Daniel, 14. 
 Jlos. 6. 5. tliy judgments as /. that coeth forth 
 
 9. the Lord will bring me forth to the /. 
 Hub. 3. 4. and his briglitness was as the /. 
 
 11. at the /. of thine aiTows they went 
 ZepU. 3. 5. every morning bring judgment to 1. 
 Zeck. 14. 6. in that day tlie /. shall not be clear 
 Mat. 4.10. to them that sat in death, /. is sprung up 
 5.14. ye are the 1. of the world 1| 15. it givetli /. 
 
 16. let your /. so shine before men, that they see 
 
 6. 22. the /. of body is the eye, if eye single, thy 
 
 whole body shall be full of /. Lvke H.'S!, 30. 
 
 17. 2. and his raiment was white as the /. 
 
 Luke 2..32. a/, to lighten the Gentiles, and the glory 
 
 8. 16. they which enter in may see the /. 11. .33, 
 
 16.8. of tliis woi'ld are wiser tlian the children of 1. 
 John 1. 4. in him was life, and life was the /. of men 
 
 7. the same came to bear witness of that /. 8. 
 
 9. that was the true /. which lighteth every man 
 
 3. 19. condemnation, that /. is come into the world 
 
 20. every one that doeth evil hateth the /. 
 
 21. but he that doeth truth cometh to the /, 
 
 5. 35. he was a burning and a shining /. and ye 
 
 were willing to rejoice for a season in his /. 
 
 8. 12. Jesus saying, f am the /. of the world, 9.5. 
 
 he that followeth me shall have the 1. of life 
 
 11. 9. hestumbleth not, because he.seeth tiie /. 
 
 10. he stumbleth, because there is no /. in him 
 
 12. .35. yet a little while is the /. with you 
 36. while ye have the /. believe in the /. that ye 
 46. I am come a /. into the world, that whosoever 
 
 Acts 9. 3. thei e shined about him a /. from heaven 
 
 12. 7. a /. shined in the prison, and he smote 
 
 1.3. 47. 1 have set thee to be a /. to the Gentiles 
 
 ■ 16. 29. then he called for a /. and sprang in 
 
 22. 6. there shone a great /. round about me 
 
 9. they that v\ere with me saw indeed the /. 
 
 11. when 1 could not see for the glory of that /. 
 
 26. 13. at mid day, (1 king, 1 saw in the wav a /. 
 
 23. should shew /. to the people and Genl.ires 
 Horn. 2. 19. a f. of them which are in darkness 
 
 1.3. 12. and let us put on the armour of /. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. who will bring to /. hidden things 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 4. lest the /. of the gospel should shine 
 
 6. who commanded /. to shine out of darkness 
 11. 14. .Satan is transformed into an angel of /. 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. but now are ye /. walk as children of /. 
 
 13. all things that are reproved are made manifest 
 by the /. whatsoever doth make manifest is /. 
 
 Col. 1.12. meet for inheritance of the saints in /. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 5. ye are all children of the /. and <lay 
 
 1 Ttm.6. 16. dwelling in /. no man can approach 
 
 2 I//W. 1.10. who brought life and immortality to /. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. who called you into his marvellous /. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.19. take heed, as to a /. shining in dark place 
 
 1 John 1.5. God is /. and in him is no darkness 
 Jiev, 18. 23. tlie /. ot a < andle shall shine no more 
 
 21.11. her /. was like a stone most precious 
 
 2.3. glory ligliten it, and the Lamb is the /. thereof 
 22, 5, tliey need not/, of the sun, the Lord giveth /. 
 
 Hee CouNTENANCii, Uakkness. 
 
 Give LIGHT. 
 
 Gen. 1.15. and let them be to give 1. on the earth 
 
 17. and God set the stars to give 1. on the earth 
 Exod. 1.3. 21. in a jiillar of fire to give them /. 
 
 25.37. tlie lamps may .f/. /. over against it, Num.?,.<l. 
 
 2 Kings 8.19. lie promised to g. him a /. 2 Chr. 21.7. 
 ISeh. 9.12. tog. tliern /. in the way they should go 
 Psal. 105. .39. and fire to give 1. in tlie night 
 
 Isa. 13. 10. the stars of heaven shall not r/n'C their/. 
 
 42. 6. 1 will g. thee for a /. to the Gentiles, 49. 6. 
 
 60.19. nor shall the moon g. 1. to thee, Ezek. 32. 7. 
 Mat. 5. 15. it g. 1 . to all in the house, Lule 11. .36. ’ 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 6. to give the /. of the knowledge of God 
 Eph. 5.14. awake, and Christ shall give thee /. 
 
 In the lilGirr. 
 
 Psal. 56.1.3. that 1 may walk in the 1. of the living 
 Isa. 2. 5. come, let us walk in the 1. of the Lord ° 
 
 50.11. walk in the 1. of your fire, and in the sparks 
 John 12. .36. while, ye have the light, believe in the 1. 
 
 1 John 1. 7. but it we walk in the 1. as he is in the 1. 
 
 2. 9. he that saith he is in 1. and hateth his brother 
 
 10. that loveth his brother, abideth in the 1. 
 liev. 21. 24, nations that are saved shall walk in / 
 Thy LIGHT. 
 
 Psal. .36. 9. and in thy 1. shall we see light 
 
 43. .3. O send out thy 1. and thy truth, let them lead 
 Isa. 58. 8. then shall thy 1. break forth as morning 
 
 10. thenshall r//^/ /. rise in obscurity, and thy dark. 
 60. 1. arise, shine, for thy 1. is come, the glory" 
 
 .3. tlie Gentiles shall come to thy 1. and Icings 
 
 19. the sun shall be no more thy 1. by day 
 
 20. for the Lord shall be thy everlasting /. 
 
 l-UHIT, El). 
 
 Exod. 25. .37. and they shall /. the lamps, 40. 4. 
 
 40. 25. he /. the lamps before the Lord, Hum. 8. ,3. 
 Psal. 18.28. for thou wilt/, my candle, L. enlighten 
 Mat. 5. 15. nor do men /. a candle, and put it under 
 Euhe 8.16. no man, when he hath /. a candle, 11,33. 
 
 15. 8. doth not /. a candle, and sweeir the house 
 liev. 7- 16. noi' shall the sun /. on them, nor heat 
 LlGll r. 
 
 Huth 2,3. her hap was to /. on a part of Boaz’ field 
 LIGHT. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 12. and we will /. on him as the dew 
 
 LIGHTED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 64. when she saw I saac, she /. off the camel 
 Josh. J5. 18. and she /. off her ass, Jndg. 1.14. 
 
 Judg. 4.15. Sisera /. off his chariot and fled 
 
 1 Sarn. 25. 2.3. Abigail hasted and /. off the ass 
 
 2 Kings 5. 21. iNaaman /. down from the chariot 
 
 LIGHTED. 
 
 Gen. 28.11. Jacob /. on a certain place, and tarried 
 
 280 
 
 LIK 
 
 2 Kings 10.15. Jehu /. on .lehonadab son of Rechab I 2 Sam. 7.23. one nation in earth is / thv neoule r«r 
 T o n c f I.IGH IED. 22. .34. he maketh my feet/. hinds’ feet 
 
 Isa. 9. 8, sent a word to Jacob and it /. on Israel ' ’ . 
 
 LIGH l EN. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 29. the Lord will /. my darkness 
 Ezra 9. 8. that our God may /. our eyes and give 
 Psal. 13. .3. /. mine eyes, lest I sleep the sleep 
 lAiketl. .32. a light to /. the (jentiles and the dory 
 liev. 21. 23. had no sun, the glory of God did /. it 
 
 ) sun, the glory 
 LIGHl'EN. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 5. peradventui e he will /. his hand 
 Jonah 1. 5. cast wares into the sea, to /. it of them 
 I.IGHIEH. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 4. make thou yoke /. 9.10. 2 Chr. 10.10. 
 Psal. 62. 9. they are altogether /. than vanity 
 Isa. 49. t 6. art thou /. than to be my .servant 
 Ezek. 8.117. any thing /. than to commit abominat. 
 LIGH 1 E.SI'. 
 
 Num. 8. 2. say to him, when thou /. the lamps 
 LIGHIEIH. 
 
 Exod. .30. 8. and when Aaron /. the lamps at even 
 John\.9. that was the true light which /. every man 
 LIGHTIH H. 
 
 Deut. 19. 5. axe-head slippeth and i. on his neighb 
 ^ LlGHll^'G. 
 
 Isa. .30. .30. I.ord shall shew the /. down of his arm 
 Mat. 3.16. descending like a dove, and /. on him 
 LIGIULY. 
 
 Gen. 26.10. one might /. have lien with thy wife 
 Isa. 9. 1. when at first he /. afflicted the land 
 Jer. 4. 24. I beheld, and all the hills moved /. 
 Mark 9. 39. do a miracle, can /. speak evil of me 
 See I'.STi'joMKi). 
 
 ^ , LIGHTENED. 
 
 Psal. .34.5. they looked to him and were /. and faces 
 
 77. 18. the lightnings /. the world, earth trembled 
 Kev. 18. 1. the earth was /. with his glory 
 
 See Enlightened. 
 
 LIGH TEN ED. 
 
 Acts 27.18. being tossed, next day they /. ship, 38. 
 ^ LIGHTNK.S.S. 
 
 Jer. 3. 9. thro’ /. of her whoredoms she defiled land 
 23. .32. tell them cause my people to err by their /. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.17. when 1 was thus minded, did 1 use /. f 
 ^ LIGHTEN ETH. 
 
 Prov. 29. 13. the Lord /. both their eyes 
 Luke 17. 24. for as lightning that /. out of one part 
 ^ LIGHTNINC. 
 
 ~ Snm. 22. 15. he sent /. and discomfited them 
 Job 28.26. when he made a way for the/, of thunder 
 .37. .3. he directeth his /. to the ends of the earth 
 .38. 25. who divided a way for the /. of thunder 
 Psal. 144. 6. cast forth /. and scatter iliein 
 Ezek. 1. 13. and out of the fire went fortli /. 
 
 14. living creatures ran as the appearance of /, 
 Dan. 10. 6. and his face as the appearance of /, 
 Nah. 3. t .3. horsemen lifted up /. of the spear 
 Zech. 9. 14. his arrow shall go forth as the /. 
 
 Mat. 21.27. as /. cometh out of the east, Luke 17.24. 
 
 28.3. his countenance was as /. his raiment white 
 Luke 10.18. 1 beheld .Satan as /. fall from heaven 
 LlGllTN INGS. 
 
 Exod. 19.16. thunders, /. and thick cloud on mount 
 20.18. all the people saw the /. and noise of trump. 
 Job .38. .35. canst thou send /. that tliey may go ' 
 Psal. 18. 14. he shot out /. and discomfited them 
 77- 18. /. lighted the world, earth trembled, 97. 4. 
 
 78. _f 48. he gave their cattle to hail and docks to /. 
 1.35.7. he maketh /. for the rain, he bringeth wind 
 
 Jer. 10. 1.3. he maketh /. with rain, 51. 16. 
 
 Nah. 2. 4. the chariots shall run like the /. 
 
 Zech. 10. + 1. so the Lord shall make /. 
 
 Rev. 4. 5. out of the throne proceeded /. thundcrings 
 8. 5. there were voices, tlumderings, and /. 11.19" 
 16. 18. there were /. and a great earthquake 
 LIGHTS. 
 
 Gen. 1.14. let there be /. in the firmament of lieaven 
 
 15. and let them be for /. in the firmament 
 
 16. God made two great /. greater to rule the day 
 1 Kings 6. 4. he made windows of narrow' /. 
 
 Psal. 1.36.7. to him that made great /. for his mercy 
 Ezek. .32. 8. all the bright /. will 1 make dark 
 Lube 12. .35. let your loins be girded, your /. burn. 
 Acts 20.8. there were many /. in the upper chamber 
 Phil. 2.15. among whom ye shine as/, in the world 
 Jam. 1. 17. cometh down from the Lather of / 
 LIGN-A DOES. 
 
 Num. 24.6. as trees of/, which the Ld. hath planted 
 LIGURK. 
 
 Exod. 28.19. the third row a /. an agate, 39. 12. 
 
 ^ LIKE. 
 
 Gen. 1.3. 10. Sodom was /. the land of Egypt 
 Exod. 15. 11. who is /. unto thee ? Deut. .33. 29. 
 
 1 Kings^. 23. 2 Chr. 6. 14. Psal. .35. 10. | 71. 19. 
 
 16. .31. manna was /. coriander-seed, white 
 24.17. the glory of the Lord was /. devouring fire 
 30. 32. nor shall ye make any ointment /. it 
 
 .33. whosoever com|)oundeth any /. it, 38. 
 
 .34. of each shall there be a /. weight 
 34.1. hew two tables /. to the first, 4. Deut.XO. 1, 3. 
 Num. 23. 10. and let my last end be /. his 
 Deut. 4. .32. or any thing that bath been heard /. it 
 7. 26. lest thou be a cuised thing /. it 
 
 17. 14. set king over me /. all nations, 1 Sam.Q. 5,20 
 LT 8. they shall have /. portions to eat 
 
 15. prophet of thy brethren /. me, Acts:}. 22. | 7.-37. 
 18. I will raise a prophet from brethren/, to thee 
 29. 2.3. /. the overthrow of Sodom and Gomorrah 
 34. 10. there arose not a prophet /. to Moses 
 Josh. 10. 14. no day /. that before or after it 
 Judg. 1.3. 6. his countenance /. an angel of God 
 16. 12. he brake them from his arms /. a thread 
 
 17. 1 shall become weak and /. any other man 
 Ruth 2. 1.3. tho’ I be not /. to one of thy handmaidens 
 4.11. Lord make the woman /. Rachel and /. Leah 
 
 12. let thy house be /. the house of Pharez 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2. nor is there any rock /. our God 
 4^9^ be strong, quit yourselves/. men, 1 Cor. 16.13. 
 17.7. thestaft ot hisspear was /. a weaver’s beam 
 2.5. .36. N'abal held a feast /. the feast of a king 
 26. 15.^ valiant man, and who is /. to thee in Isr. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 9. /. t( tlK*xiame of the great men 
 
 iiijr icct <. iiiijiid leei 
 
 1 Kings .L 12. none/, thee bef. not arise/. thee, 13. 
 10. 2ii. there was not the /. made in any kingdoni 
 
 12. .32. Jeroboam ordained a feast /. that in Judah 
 
 16. .3. /. the house ot Jerob. 7. | 21.22. 2 Kings 9 9 
 
 18. 41. there ariseth a little cloud /. a man’s hand* 
 2^2 j. nuinber thee an army /. the army thou lest 
 
 ^. pitched beforethem /. two little flocks of kids 
 22. 1.3. word /. word ot one of those, 2 Chr 18 1" 
 
 2 Kings :i. 2J,ut not/, his father and /. his moth^ 
 
 5. 14. his flesh came acam /. flesh of a little child 
 
 9. 9. and /. the house of Itaasha .son of Ahijah 
 
 13. 7. liad made them /. dust by threshing 
 
 14. .3. yet not/. David his fath. 16. 2. 2 (Iir eg j 
 
 m' I'’? ‘ ''i^rged they should not do'/, them 
 
 18. .32. take you to a land /.yourown, Isa. .36. 17 
 
 2.3. 25. /. to him was there linking, Neh 1.3 "6 
 1 Lhron. 12. 22. a meat host /. the host of (,od' ’ ' 
 
 27. 2.3. would increase Israel /. the stars of heaven 
 people, /.the dust of the earth 
 
 21. 19. no burning tornim /. burning of fathers 
 3 our fathers and your brethren 
 
 3.3. 2. /. to the abominations of the heathen 
 .35.18. there was no passover/. to that in Israel 
 
 Job 5. 26. to grave /. as a shock of corn cometii in 
 10.10. hast thou not curdled me /. cheese ' 
 
 11. 12. though man be born/, a wild ass’s colt 
 
 12. 2o.he maketh them to stagger/, a drunken man 
 1.5. 12. your remembrances are /. to ashes 
 
 h? oometli torth /. a flpwer and is cut down 
 
 10. 16. filthy IS man, who drinketh iniquity /. wate> 
 16.14, he runneth upon me /. a giant 
 
 20. 7. he shall perish for ever /, his own dun<» 
 
 21. 11. they send their little ones /. a flock 
 
 /• whodrinketh scorning 
 o • • ■ ‘■XHlteth by iiower, wlioteacheth /.him >• 
 .58. .3. "ird up now thy loins /. a man, 40. 7 
 
 40. 9. hast thou an arm/, (iod, or canst thunder 
 
 41. .3.3. on earth there is not his /. who is made 
 
 42. 8. ye have not spoken right/, my servant Job 
 I s. 1. 3. he shall be /. a tree planted by the rivers 
 
 4 ungodly are not so, but are /. the chaff 
 
 7. 2. lest he tear my soul /. a lion, rending it 
 
 17.12. /. as a lion that is greedy of his prey 
 
 22. 14. I am poured out /. water, my heart /. wax. 
 
 28. 1. 1 become /. them that go down to the pit 
 .31. 12. 1 am forgotten, 1 am /. a broken ves.se! 
 
 'o, 9.' righteousness is/, the great mountains 
 37^ 2. they shall be soon cut down /. grass 
 
 .35. and spreading himself/, a green bay-tree 
 .39.11. thou makest his beauty to consume /.moth- 
 
 44. 11. thou hast given us/, sheep for meat 
 
 49. 12. man is /. the beasts that perish, 20. 
 
 52. 2. thy tongue is/, a sharp razor working 
 
 8. but 1 am /. a green olive-tree in the house of G,. 
 
 50. 6. O that I had wings /. a dove, 1 would fly 
 58. 4. /. the poison of a serpent, /. the deaf adder 
 j 9. 6. they make a noise /. a dog, they go, 14. 
 
 64. .3. who whet their tongue /. a sword 
 
 72. 6. he shall come dow n /. rain on the grass 
 
 73. 5. nor are they plagued /. other men 
 
 77. 20. thou leddestthy (leople /. a flock, 78. 52. 
 
 78. 57. they dealt unfaithfully /. their fathers 
 
 79. 3. their blood have shed /. water round lerus. 
 
 80. 10. the boughs thereof/. the goodly cedars 
 
 82. 7. hut shall die/. men, and fall /. oneof princes- 
 
 83. 1.3. 0 my God, make them /. a wheel 
 
 89. 8. a strong Lord /. to thee, 11.3. 5. Mic.7. 18. 
 
 92. 12. the righteous shall flourish /. the palm- 
 tree, he shall crow /. a cedar in Lebanon. 
 
 102. 4. my heart is smitten, withered /. crass, 11. 
 
 6. I am /. a pelican, /. an owl of the desert 
 26. all of them shall wax old /. a garment 
 
 103. 1.3. /. as a father pitieth his children, so Lord 
 
 104. 2. who stretchest out the heavens /. a curtain 
 
 105. 41. they ran in the dry places /. a river 
 107. 27. they reel and stagger /. a drunken man 
 109. 18. /. w ater, /. oil let it come info his bones 
 115. 8. they that make them are /. to them, 1.35. I82 
 126. L captivity of Zion, we were /. them dream 
 
 14.3. 7. lest I be /. them that go down to the fiit 
 144. 4. man is /. to vanity, hisdavs as a shadow 
 147. 16. he, giveth snow /. wool, hoar liost /. ashes 
 
 ITov. 18. 19. their contentions /. the bars of a castle 
 20. 5. counsel in the heart of man is /. deep water 
 
 23. .32. it biteth /. a serpent, stingeth /. an a«lder 
 
 25. 19. in an unfaithful man is /. a broken tooth 
 28. /. a city broken down, and without walls 
 
 26. 4. answ er not a fool, lest thou be /. to him 
 Cant. 2. 9. niy beloved is /. a roe or young hart 
 
 17. turn, my beloved, and be thou /. a roe, 8. 14^ 
 
 3. 6. who is this that cometh /. pillars of smoke? 
 
 4. 2. thv; teeth are /. a flock of sheep even shorn 
 
 3. thy lips/, scarlet, temiiles /. a pomegranate 
 
 4. thy neck is /. the tower of David lor armoury 
 
 5. thy two breasts are /. two young roes, 7. 3. 
 
 5.1.3. his lips/, lilies dropping sweet myrrh 
 
 6.12. my soul made me /. chariots of Ainmi nadib- 
 
 7. 1. the joints of thy thighs are /. jewels 
 2. thy navel is /. a goblet, thy belly is /. wheat 
 4. eyes |i 5. head, hair II7. stature*/, a palm-tree 
 
 8. and the smell of thy nose /. apples 
 
 Isa. 1. 9. should have been /. Gomorrah, Rom. 9. 29. 
 
 18. tho’ yoursins lie red /. crimson,shall be as wool 
 10. 13. put down the inhabitants/, a valiant man 
 11.7. and the lion shall eat straw /. the ox 
 
 16. and shall be an highway, /. as it was to Israel 
 
 14. 10. the3'shall say, art thou become /. to us ? 
 
 14. 1 will ascend, 1 will be /. the iMost High .’ 
 
 19. thou ait cast out/, an abominable branch 
 
 16. 11. my bowels shall sound /. an harp for ?iloat> 
 
 19. 16. in that day shall Egypt be /. unto women 
 
 20. .3. /. as my servant Isaia'h hath walked naked 
 
 22. 18. will iosstJiee /. a ball into a large country 
 26. 17. /. a woman with child thatdraweth near 
 .30. .33. breath of the T.ord /. a stream of brimstone 
 .3.3.9. -''haron is /. a wililerness, Bashan and Carmel 
 .38. 12. 1 have cut off/, a weaver mv life 
 
 14. /. a crane or swallow so did I chatter 
 42. 14. now will 1 cry /. a travailing woman 
 46.5.to whom will ye com pare me that we may be /. 
 
LIL 
 
 LIK 
 
 -77 "0. the wicked are 1. the troiit)led sea 
 ■*58’ i ’spai'e not, lift up thy voice /. a trumpet 
 
 li. be /. a watered garden, and /.aspring 
 59 10 we grope for the wall 1. the blind 
 
 11. we roar all 1. bears, and mourn sore 1. doves 
 19. when the enemy shall come in 1. a Hood 
 
 63. *2. i. him that treadeth in the wine-fat 
 64* 6 our iniquities 1. wind have taken us away 
 66‘. 12. 1 will extend peace to her 7. a river 
 Jer 4. 4. lest my fury come forth /. fire, 21. 1-. 
 
 5. 19. /. as ye have forsaken me, and served gods 
 
 10 16. the portion of .I acob is not /. them 
 
 11 19 I was /. a lamb brought to the slaughter 
 17! 6. for he shall be /. the.heath in the de.sei t 
 "3 ^9. is not my word /. fire, and /. a hammer . 
 
 26! 6. then will 1 make this liouse /. Shiloh, 9. 
 
 *18. saying, Zion shall be plowed /. a held 
 
 29. 22. make thee /. Zedekiah and /. Ahab 
 36 32. were added besides to them many /. words 
 38’ 9 he is /. to die with hunger where he is 
 46 20. Egypt is /. a very fair heifer, butdestruct. 
 48! 6. flee, he /. the heath in the wilderness 
 28. be /. dove 11 49. 19. shall come /. a lion,o0..44. 
 49. 19. who is /. me, who will appoint ? 
 
 51 19. the portion of .1 acob is not/. them 
 
 Esek. 5. 9. whereto I will not do any more the /. 
 12.11. /!as 1 have done, so shall it be. done them 
 18. 10. and doth the /. to any of thpe things 
 25. 8. the house of .ludah is /.to all the heathen 
 31. 2. whom art thou /. in thy greatness, 18. 
 
 8. not anv tree was /. to him in his beauty 
 45.25. in the seventh month shall he do the /. 
 
 Van. 3.25. the form of the fourth is /. the Son of O. 
 
 5 21. his heart was made /. the beasts,/. oxen 
 
 7.13. one /. the Son of man came with clouds 
 Hos. 4. 9. and there shall be /. people, /. priest 
 
 5 10 the princes /. them that remove the bound 
 6’ 7. but they /. men have transgressed the cqven. 
 14.8. I am /. a green fir-tree, from me is truit 
 
 Joel 2. 2. there hath not been ever the /. nor shall be 
 Amos 5. 6. lest he break out /. fire in doseph . 
 
 6 5. and invent instruments or music /. David 
 Zech. 1.6./. as the Lord of hosts thought to do 
 
 12. 6. make the governors of Judah /. a hearth 
 iUa/. 3.16. the Spirit descending /. a dove, and light¬ 
 ing on him, Mark 1. 10. Luke .3. 22. John 1. 3-. 
 
 6. 8. be not ye therefore /. unto them 
 
 29. was not arrayed /. one of these, Luke 12. 27. 
 11.16. /. childr. sitting in the market, Luke 7. 32. 
 
 12.13. it was restored whole /. as the other 
 
 13. 31. the kingdom of heaven is /. to a gram of 
 
 mustard seed, Mark 4. 31. Luke 13. 19. 
 33. kingdom of heaven is /. leaven, Luke 13. 21. 
 44. is /. to a treasure H 45. is /. to a merchant 
 47. is /. to a net H 52. is /. an householder, 20. 1. 
 
 22. 2. the kingdom of heaven is /. to a certain sing 
 *.39. and the second is /. to it, Mark 12. 31. 
 
 23. 27. for ye are /. to whited sepulchres 
 
 28. 3. his countenance was /. lightning, and raiment 
 Luke 6. 47. I will shew you to whom he is /. 
 
 7. 31. and to what are they /. f jl 32. are /. childr. 
 13 18. he said, to wliat is the kingdom of God /. 
 
 John 7. 46. answered, never man spake /. this man 
 
 8. 55. I shall lie a liar /. unto you, but 1 know 
 
 9. 9. some, this is he, others said, he is /. him 
 Acts 8. .32. /. a lamb dumb before his shearer 
 
 11. 17. forasmuch as God cave them the /. gift 
 
 14. 15. we also are men of /. passions with you 
 17.29. not to think the Godhead is /. gold or silver 
 19. 25. with the workmen of /. occupation 
 
 jy. >viin me wuiMucii «. 
 
 Horn. 1. 23. an imace made /. to corruptihle man 
 6. 4. /. as Christ was raised up from the dead 
 Phil. 3. 21. fashioned /. unto his glorious body 
 1 The.ts. 2.14. suffered /. things of your country men 
 Ileh. 2.17. it hehoveil liim to be made /. his brethren 
 4.15. was in all points tempted /. as we are . 
 
 7 .3 but made /. to the Son of God, abides a priest 
 Jam'. 1. 6. that wavereth is /. a wave of the sea 
 23. he is /. a man beholding his natural face 
 5. 17. Elias was a man subject to /. passions 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. /. figure whereunto baptism save us 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 1. have obtained /. precious faith vyith us 
 1 John 3. 2. he shall appear, we shall be /, him 
 liev. 1. 13. one /. the Son of man. clothed, 14. 14. 
 
 13. 4. worshipped, saying, who is /. to the beast. 
 11. he had two horns/, a lamb, and he spake as 
 16. 1.3. I saw three unclean spirits /. frogs come 
 Id! 18. saying, what city is /. to this great city i 
 LIKE manner, 
 
 Exod.J. 11. did in /. man. with their enchantments 
 2.3.11. in /. man. thou shalt deal with thy vineyard 
 Vent. 22. 3. in /. manner shalt thou do with Ins ass 
 Judg. 11. 17. ill I- maimer they sent to king of .Aloab 
 1 .Srtw. 19.24. he prophesied before Samuel in /. ina. 
 Kell 6 5. Sanballat sent in /. manner the fifth time 
 hsa. 51.6. that dwell there shall die m /. manner 
 Mark 1.3. 29. ye, in /. man. when ye see these things 
 Luke 6. 23. in /. man, did their fathers to prophets 
 
 20. 31. third took her, in /. man. the seventh also 
 Acts 1.11. shall so come in /. man. 'as ye have seen 
 1 Tim.i.9. in/. OT. that women adorn themselves 
 Jude 7" in /. man. giving themselves to fornication 
 
 LIKL-.MINDED. 
 
 Pom. 15. 5. the God of patience grant you to be /. m. 
 Phil. 2. 2. that ye be /. m. || 20.1 have no man /. m. 
 None LIKE. 
 
 Exod, 8. 10. there is none 1. the T.ord our G. 9. 14. 
 
 Dent. .33. 26. 2 !Sam. 7. 22. 1 Chron. IJ- 20. 
 9. 24. none 1. the hail H 11. 6. none /. cry of Egypt 
 i Ham. 10. 24. none 1. Saul among all the people 
 
 21. 9. David said, there is none 1. that, give it nie 
 
 1 Kings?-,. 12. there was n. 1. Sol. 1121.2o. n. 1. 
 
 2 Kings 18.5. so that after there was n. /. llezekiah 
 Job 1.8. that there \snone 1. him in the earth, 2. 3. 
 P.?. 86. 8. among the godsw./. to thee, 10.6,7. 
 I.sa. 46. 9. for I am God, and there is none 1. me 
 Jer. .30. 7. alas, that day is great, so that wewe /. it 
 Van. 1.19. among all was found none /. Laniei 
 
 Such LIKE. 
 
 Exek. 18. 14. considereth, and flqeth not .mch 1. 
 Markl.S. many other such 1. things ye do, 1.3. 
 Cal. 5. 21. envyings, drunkenness, and such /. 
 
 LIKE. 
 
 Veut. 25. 7. if the man /. not to take her, 8. 
 
 Rom. 1. 28. even as they did not /. to retain God 
 LIKED. ^ , 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 4. among the sons of my father he /. me 
 " LIKEN. 
 
 /.c3.40.18. to w'hom then will ve/. God ? 25. 146.5. 
 l.am. 2. 13. what thing shall I /. to thee 
 Mat. 7. 24. and doeth them, 1 will /. him to a man 
 11. 16. whereto /. this generation, Luke 7. .31. 
 
 Mark 4. 30. whereunto /. the kingdom, Luke 13. 20. 
 LIKENED. , , 
 
 Ps. 89. 6. who among the sons can he /. to Lord f 
 Jer. 6.2. I have /. the daughter of Zion to a comely 
 Mat. 7. 26. shall be. /. to a foolish man wlio built 
 13. 24. kingdom of heaven is /. 18. 23. 1 25. 1. 
 LIKENESS 
 
 Signifies, [1] The external visible form or represent¬ 
 ation of a thing, Ezek . 1. 5. [2] An image repre- 
 sentina a person or thing, Deut. 4. 12, 15. Isa. 40. 
 
 18. [-3] .id and real resemblance between one 
 
 person and another, Gen. .5. .3. _ 
 
 Gen. 1. 26. let us make man after our /. o. 1. 
 
 5. .3. Adam begat a son in his own /. 
 
 /•-'.ro!/. 20. 4. not make the/. of any thing 
 
 Deut. 4. 16. lest ye make a graven image, the /. of 
 male or female, 17, 18, 2.3, 25. 1 5. 8. 
 Psal. 17. + 12. /. of him is as a lion that desireth 
 17.15. I shall be satisfied, when awake with thy /. 
 Isa. 1.3. t 4. /. of great people gathered together 
 40. 18. or what /.“will vc compare to him f 
 Ezek. 1. 5. came the /. of four living creatures 
 10. as for the /. of their faces, 10. 22. 
 
 13. /. of lamps II 16. they four had one /. 10. 10. 
 22. tile /. of the firmament was as crystal 
 26. /. of a throne, 10. 1. 1 8. 2. lo, a/, as of fire 
 28. this was the /. of the glory of the Lord 
 10. 21. and the /. of the hands of a man 
 
 19. + 10. thy mother is like a vine in thy /. 
 
 Acts 14. 11. gods are come down in the /. of men 
 Rom. 6. 5. if we have been planted in the /. of his 
 
 death, w-e shall be also in the /. of his resurrection 
 8. .3. God sending his Son in the /. or sinful flesh 
 Phil. 2. 7. and was made in the /. of men 
 IdKEIIL 
 
 Deut. 23. 16. he shall dwell where it /. him best 
 E.uh. 8. 8. write ve also for the Jews as it /. you 
 Amos 4. 5. for this /. you, O children of Israel 
 LIKING. 
 
 Job 39. 4. their voung ones are in good /. grow- up 
 LIKING. 
 
 Dan. 1.10. why should he see your faces worse / 
 LIKEWISE,. 
 
 Exod. 22. .30. /. shalt thou do with thine oxen 
 Deut. 12. 30. serve their gods, even so will I do /. 
 
 I 15. 17. to thy maid-servant thou shalt do /• 
 
 22. 3. to thy brother’s lost goods shalt thou do /. 
 Judg. 7. 17. he said to them, look on me, and do /. 
 
 16’aw.l9.21. sent messengers, and they prophesied /. 
 31. 5. fell /. on his sword, and died with him 
 2 Sam. 17. 5. and let ns hear /. what he saith _ 
 
 1 Kings 11.8. and /. did he for all his strange wives 
 1 Chron. 19. 15. /. fled before Abishai his brother 
 03 .30. to praise every morning and /. at even 
 Neh. 5. 10. I /. might exact of them money 
 E.sth. 4. 16. 1 also and my maidens will fast /. 
 P.sal. 49. 10. /. the fool and brutish person perish 
 52. 5. God shall /. destroy thee for ever 
 Reel. 7. 22. knowest thou thys. /. hast cursed others 
 Nah 1. 12. though thev' be quiet and /. many, yet 
 Mat. 17. 12. /. shall also Son of man suffer of them 
 18. ’35. so /. shall my lieavenly Father do to you 
 
 20. 5. he went about the sixth hour, and oid /. 
 
 16. they /. received every man a penny 
 
 21. 30, he came to the second and said /. 
 
 .36. other servants, and they did unto them /. 
 
 22. 26. /. the second and third died, Mark 12. 21 
 
 24. .33. so /. when ye see these things, [.uke 21. .31. 
 
 25. 17. /. he that had received two talents 
 
 26. .35. /. alsosaifl all his disciples, Mark 14. 31. 
 
 27. 41. /. the chief priests mocked, Mark 15. .31. 
 Luke 2. .38. and she gave thanks /. to the T-ord 
 
 3. 11. let him do /. ll 6. 31. do ye also to them /. 
 
 10. 37. go and do /. II 13. 3. ye shall /. perish, o. 
 
 14. .33. /. who fors-aketh not all that he hath 
 
 15. 7. /. joy shall be in heaven over one, 10. 
 
 16. 25. /. Lazarus receiverl evil things, but now 
 
 17. 10. so /. when ye shall have done all things 
 22. 20. /. also the cup 'after supper, saying 
 
 John 5.19. what he doeth, these also doeth the Son /. 
 
 janu^j. ly. liai, lie , V 1 "i 
 
 Acis 3. C4. prophets have /. toretold ot these days 
 liom. 1. 27. L the tneii leavin" the natural use 
 
 1. C-. tliv, 111V.1* ....., - 
 
 6. n. /. reckon n ourselves to be dead to sin 
 8. 26. /. the Spirit helpeth our infirmities 
 1 Cor. 7. 3. and /. also the wife to the husband 
 Gal. 2. 13. other Jews dissembled /. with him 
 1 iim 5.25. /. the good works of some are manifest 
 Tit. 2! 6. young men /. exhort to be sober-minded 
 Ile'b. 2. 14. lie also himself /. took part of the same 
 1 Pet~‘4. 1. arm yourselves /. w ith the same mind 
 Jude 8. /. these filthy dreamers defile the llesh 
 Rev. 8. 12. the d'ay shone not, and the night /. 
 LIKEaw^. 
 
 Mat ni 04 I in l.~u'i.ie will tell by what authority 
 LILY 
 
 Sienifies, The beautiful, fragrant, and medicinal 
 flower so called, i\Iat. 6. 28. I o w Inch are com¬ 
 pared, [1] Chri.\t, who is refreshing and beautiful 
 to true believers. Cant. 2. 1. [2] Lhs church and 
 
 people, C'AWX. Ml. 1 7 f n 
 
 Cant 1.1 am the rose ot Sharon, and /. of valleys 
 o as the /. among thorns, so is my love among 
 ifos 14 5. Israel shall grow as the /. and cast forth 
 LILIES. 
 
 1 Kings!. 26. wrought w ith flowers of /. 2 Chr. 4. 5. 
 Cant 2. 16. my beloved feedeth among the /. 6. 3. 
 
 4 '■) like two voung roes which feed among the /. 
 .3’ 13 his lips'like 1. dropping sweet myrrh 
 7 o thy belly is like wheat set about with/. j 
 Ma't.Q. 28. consid. tlie /. how they grow, Luke 12.27./ 
 LILY rcor/'. 
 
 1 Kings 7.19. the chapiters were of /. w. in the porch 
 
 LIO 
 
 1 Kin. 7.22. and on the top of the pillars was 1. work 
 
 Ll ME. 
 
 Isa. 33.12. the people shall be as the burnings of /. 
 Amos 2. 1. he burned bones of king ot Edom to /. 
 
 LIMIT. , , 
 
 Ezek 43. 12. the /. thereof shall be most holy 
 LIMITED. 
 
 Psal. 78. 41, they /. the Holy One of Israel 
 LIMI'JEIH. 
 
 Heb. 4.7. again, he /. acertainday, saying, to-day 
 LINE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A cord or instrument to measure anij 
 thing by, 1 Kings 7- 15, 2.3. [2] Direction or in¬ 
 struction given us by any thing. Psalm 19. 4. [3) 
 
 A portion measured by line. Psalm 16. 6. [4} 
 The doctrine of the word briefly and plainly de¬ 
 livered, Isa. 28. 10, 1.3. [5] Judgment and de¬ 
 
 struction laid along upon some place or per.son a-' 
 it were by line, 2 Kings 21. 13. [6] A building or 
 edifice made by line, Zech. 1. 16. . 
 
 Josh.L 18. bind this /. of scarlet thread in w indow 
 
 21. she bound the scarlet /. in the window 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. he measured IMoab with a/, with one /. 
 
 1 Kings!. 15. and a/. of twelve cubits did com|)ass 
 23. a /. of thirty cubits did compass, 2 Chr. 4. 2. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 13. stretch over Jerusalem /.of Samari-a 
 'job .38. 5. or who hath stretched the /. on the earth i 
 Psal. 19. 4. their /. is gone through all the eai th 
 78. 55. he divided them an inheritance by /. 
 
 Isa. 18. t 2. a nation of /. /. and treading under foot 
 28.10. for /. must be upon /. /. upon /. 13. 
 
 17. judgment also will 1 lay to the /. and rigfit. 
 
 34. 11. snail stretch out on it the /. of contusion 
 17. his hand hath divi(|ed it to them by /. 
 
 44. 13. he marketh it out with a /. he fitteth it 
 Jer. 31. 39. the measuring /. shall yet go forth 
 Lam. 2. 8. the Lord hath stretched out a /. 
 
 Ezek. AO. 3. a man that had the /. of flax in his hand 
 47. 3. the man that had the /. went eastward 
 Amos!. 17. thy land shall be divided by /. and dio 
 Zech. 1. 16. a /. shall be stretched on Jerusalem 
 2. 1. a man with a measuring /. in his hand 
 2 Cor. 10. 16. not to boast in another man s /. 
 LINEAGE. 
 
 Luke 2. 4. because he was of the /. of David 
 LIN ES. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. with two /. measured he to put to death 
 Psal. 16. 6. the /. are fallen 111 pleasant places 
 
 LINGERED. ^ , 
 
 Gen. 19. 16. while Lot /. the men laid hold on hand 
 43. 10. except we had /. surely we had returned 
 LINGEHEIH. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 3. whose judgment of a long time /. not 
 I.INEN. , . 
 
 Exod. 28. 42. thou shalt make them /. breeches 
 Lev. 6. 10. put on /. garment and /. breeches _16. 4. 
 13.47. whether woollen or /. garment, 48,52, 59. 
 
 16. 23. Aaron shall put ofi the /. garments^ 
 
 32. /. clothes and /.garments, Ezek. 44. 17.18- 
 
 1 Sam. 2.18. .Samuel ministered with a /. ephod 
 
 22. 18. slew 85 persons that did wear a /. ephod 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 14. D'avid was girded with a /. ephod 
 
 1 Kings 10. 28. Solomon had /. yarn brought, tho 
 merchants received the /. yarn, 2 Chron. 1. lb. 
 Jer. 13. 1. get thee a/, girdle, put it on thy loins 
 Mat. 27. 59. wrapped it in a/, cloth, John 19. 40. 
 Mark 14. 51. a /. cloth cast about his naked body 
 52. and he left the /. cloth and fled naked 
 Luke 24. 12. Peter beheld the /. clothes, John 20. 0. 
 John 20. 5. John saw the /. clothes, yet went not in 
 I.INEN. 
 
 Lev. 19. 19. nor shall a garment mingled of /. and 
 woollen come upon thee, Dw/. 22.11. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 27. Davirl had on him an ephod ot /. 
 Mark 15. 46. wrapped him in the /. LwX'c 2.3. 53. 
 iiei'. 15. 6. seven angels clothed in pure and white /. 
 See I'l.NE. 
 
 LINIEL. 
 
 Exod. 12. 22. and strike the /. and two side-posts 
 
 23. when he seeth blood on the /. he will pass 
 1 ‘kings 6. 31. the /. and side-posts were a firth part 
 Amos 9. 1. smite the /. that the posts may shake 
 Ll N I ELS. , ^ 
 
 Zeph. 2. 14. bittern shall lodge in the upper /. ot it 
 
 . lion 
 
 Is taken, properly, for the most courageous anti 
 generous of all wild beasts, an emblem of strength 
 and valour, .lob .38. 39. Prov. 28.1. 'lo which are 
 compared, [1] Christ Jesu.<t, the great, mighty, 
 and invincible lion of the tribe oj Judah, who con¬ 
 quers and leads captive his own and his people s 
 enemies. Rev. 5. 5. [2] The- tribe of Judah ami 
 its kings, who were valiant, courageous, and ter¬ 
 rible to their enemies, and made a prey of them, 
 Gen. 49. 9, [3] The devil, who, like a fierce anti 
 hungry lion, seeks all opportunities and adva,,. 
 tages to insnare and destroy mankind, 1 I 
 [4] Tyrants and violent oppressors, 2 lim. -4. 
 
 17. [ 5 ] Enemies and evils of every kind, y sal. 
 91. 13. [6] S-nne pretended difficulties ana liin- 
 derances to divert one from his duty, I rov. 
 
 Gen. 49. 9. Judah couched as a /. who shall rouse 
 .Vj/w.24. 9. Israel lay down as a /. as a great/. 
 Deut.Xi.QO. Gad dwelleth as a /. and t‘‘a'‘^th 
 Judg. 14. 8. he turned to see the carcase ot /. there 
 w'as a swarm of bees and honey in carcase ot /. 
 
 18. the men said, what is stronger than a /. 
 
 1 t-iam 17. .34, there came a /. and took a lamb 
 
 2 Sam'. 17. 19. w’hose heart is as the heart ot a /. 
 
 ^0. slew H/. in the midst ot h pit* H- 
 
 "{"Khias 13 C4. when ffone, a /. met liim by the way 
 and slew him, the /. alsostood by thecarcase 
 
 anci Slew III.II, 
 
 •.'.-7, men saw the /. standing by the caicase,28. 
 06. the Lord hath delivered him to the /. 
 
 OQ 36 as soon as thou art departed tn m me, a /, 
 shall slay thee ; a /. found him and slew Inm 
 Job 4. 10. the roaring of the /. voice ot the fierce. 1. 
 ID. 16. thou huiitest me as a fierce /. 
 
 08! 8. nor the fierce /. pa.ssed by it ^ 
 
 38 .39. wilt thou hunt the prey tor the /.. 
 
 Psal 7 2. lest he tear my soul like a /. rending 
 
LIP 
 
 LIT 
 
 Psal. 10. 9. he lieth in v/ait secretly as a 1. 
 
 17. 12. like a 1. that is ^'rcedj' of liis prey 
 22. Vi. they gape 1 on me as a roaring /. 
 
 91. 13. thou Shalt tread on the 1. and adder 
 J^rov. 19.12. the kind's wrath is as flie roaring of a 1. 
 20. 2. the fear of a Icing is as tlie roaring ot a 1. 
 
 22.1.3. tlie slothful saith, there is a /. in the way 
 2f). 13. theie is a /. in the way, a 1. in thesUeet 
 
 , 28.1. but the righteous are bold as a L 
 .30. .30. a /. which is strongest among beasts 
 J-xcl. 9. 4. a living dog is better than a dead /. 
 Isa. 5. 29. their roaring shall be like a /. shallroar 
 
 11. 7- the /. shall eat straw like the ox, 65. 25. 
 
 ' 21. 8. he cried, a /. my lord, 1 stand on watch 
 
 29. 1 1. woe to the /. of God, city where Dav. dwelt 
 
 35, 9. no 1. shall be there, nor ravenous beast 
 38. 13. as a /. so will he break all my bones 
 
 Jer. 2. .30. hath devoured your prophets like a 1. 
 
 4. 7. the /. is come up from his thicket 
 
 5. C. a /.out of the forest shall slay them 
 12 . 8 . my heritage is to me as a /. in the forest 
 
 25. 38. he hath lorsaken his covert as the /. 
 
 49. 19. behold, he sliall come up like a /. 50. 44. 
 lam. 3. 10. he was to me as a /. in secret places 
 Ji,zek, 1. 10. and tlie face of a 1. on tlie right side 
 
 10. 14. and the third was the face of a /. 
 
 22. 25. a conspiracy of prophets like a roaring 1. 
 JJa7i. 7. 4. the first was like a /. and had wings 
 Ilvs. 5. 14. for I will be to Ephraim as a /. 
 
 11. _10. he sliall roar like a /. when he shall roar 
 13.7.1 will be to tliem as a /. || 8. 1 will devour as a/. 
 
 Joel 1. 6. teeth of a /. cheek-teeth of a great /. 
 Amos 3. 4. will a /. roar when he hath no prey ? 
 
 8. the /. hath roared, who will not fear' 
 
 12. as sheplierd taketh out of the mouth of the 1. 
 Mic. 5. 8. the remnant of Jacob shall be as a /. 
 Nah. 2.12. /. did tear in pieces enough for his whelps 
 
 ■2 l im. 4. 17 . 1 was delivered outof mouth of the /. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8 . the devil as a roaring 1. walketh about 
 Jlev. 4. 7 . and the lirst beast svas like a /. 
 
 5. 5. the /. of the tribe of Judah hath prevailed 
 
 10. 3. cried w ith a loud voice, as when a /. roaretli 
 
 13. 2. and his mouth as the mouth of a 1. 
 
 Hee Bear. 
 
 LlON-LlKE. 
 
 £Sam. 23.20. slew two /.-/.menofMoab, iCltr 11 
 
 oidLio:s. 
 
 Gen. 40 . 9. as an old 1. who shall rouse him up ? 
 Job 4. 11. tlie old 1. perisheth for lack of prey 
 Jsa. 30. 6. from whence come the young and old 1.? 
 JSa/i.2. 11. where the lion, even the old 1. walked 
 Young LION. 
 
 Nttw. 23. 24. and shall lift up himself as a t. 
 Jiidg. 14. 5. behold, -a young 1. roared against him 
 Psal. 17 . 12. as it w'ere a yming 1. lurking in secret 
 91. 13. the youjig 1. shalt thou trample under feet 
 Isa. 11. 6. the calf and young 1. lie down together 
 
 31. 4. like as the young 1. roaring on his prey 
 Pzek. 19. 3. it became a .v. /. and learned to catch, 6. 
 
 5. then she took another, and made him a young 1. 
 
 32. 2. thou art like a yonmg 1. of the nations 
 
 41.19. face of Ayou-.:g 1. was towards the palm tree 
 Ilos. 5. 14. I will be as a 2 /. 1. to the house of Judah 
 AmosS. 4. will a2/e7<«(7 1. cry outofhisden, if taken.’ 
 Jiltc. 5.8. as a young 1. among the Hocks of sheep 
 „ , LIONESS. 
 
 Izek. 19 . 2 . and say, what is thy mother? a 1. 
 
 , . L10NE.S.SES. 
 
 Is ah. 2. 12. the lion strangled for his 1. and filled 
 LION.S. 
 
 2 ortOT. 1. 23. Saul and Jonathan stronger than / 
 
 1 Ktng^s 7 . 29 . on the borders were 1. beneath the / 
 
 36. he graved cherubiins, 1. and palm-trees 
 
 10. 19 . two 1. stood beside the stays, 2 Chr. 9. 18. 
 20 . twelve /. stood on the one side, 2 Chr. 9 . 19 . 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 25. the Lord sent /. among f.iein 
 
 26. therefore he hath sent 1. among tliem 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8 . whose faces were like faces of /. 
 Psal. 22. 21. save me from the /. mouth for thou 
 .3o. 17 . Lord, rescue my darling from the /. 
 
 57 . 4. my soul is among /. 1 lie even among them 
 Cant. 4.8. look from top of Amana, from the 1. dens 
 Isa. 15. 9. /. upon him that escapeth of Moab 
 Jer. 50. 17 . the 1. have driven Israel away 
 
 51. 38. they shall roar together like /. 
 
 Lsek. 19 . 2 . a lioness, she^lay down among /. 
 
 6. he. went uj) and down among the /. 
 iJan. 6. 24. and the /. had the mastery of them 
 
 27 . who delivered Daniel from the power of the /. 
 K'ah. 2. 11. where is the dwelling of the 1.'/ 
 
 Zeph. 3. 3. her princes within are roaring /. ' 
 
 Ileb. 11. 33. tlirough faith stopped tlie mouths of 1. 
 Met. 9 . 8. their teeth were as tlie teeth of /. 
 
 17 . the heads of the horses were as the heads of 1. 
 See Den. 
 
 LTON’.S whelp, whelps. 
 
 Gen. 49. 9. .Tudali is /. whelp, from the prev, mv- son 
 JJeut. .33. 22. Dan is a /. whelp, he shall leap from 
 Job 4. 11. the stout /. whelps Art scattered abroad 
 
 28. 8. the /. whelps have not trodden it, nor fierce 
 Jer. 51. 88. shall roar, they shall yell as/, whelps 
 Young LIONS. 
 
 Job 4. 10. the teeth ot young /. are broken 
 38. 39 . wilt thou fill the appetite of the young 1. ? 
 Psal. 34. 10. the young 1. do lack and sufi'er hunger 
 
 58. 6. break out the great teeth of the young 1. 
 
 104. 21. the young 1. roar after their prey 
 
 Isa. 5.29_. the 3 ’shall roar like young 1. and la 5 ' hold 
 Jer. i. 15. the young 1. roared upon him and yelled 
 .Ezek. 19 . 2. she. nourished her whelps among y. 1. 
 38. 1.3. with all the young 1. sliall say to thee 
 N«/i. 2.11. where isthe feeding-place of the 
 
 1.3. and the sword shall devour thy young 1. 
 
 Zech. 11.3. there is a voice of the roaring of young 1. 
 
 . , LIP 
 
 Signifies, [1] The upper and nether part of the 
 mouth. Lev'. 13. 45. [2] Words, or impatient 
 
 and unbecoming expressions. Job 2. 10. [3] Lan¬ 
 guage or .speech, tien. 11. t 1. [4] The mouth, 
 
 together with an ability and liberty to speak to 
 God's honour, and sing to his praise, Psal. 51. 
 15. [5] The tongue, Prov. 10. 19. Isa. 28. 11. 
 
 282 
 
 LIP 
 
 [6] Outward devotion, and profession of religion 
 Isa. 29 . 1.3. 
 
 Gtn. 11. t 1. the whole earth was of one /. 
 
 Lee. 1.3.45. he shall put a covering on his /. 
 
 Judg. 7 . + 22. host tied to the /. of Abel-meholah 
 
 1 Kings 9. f 26. in Ezion-geber on /. of the Bed sea 
 
 2 Kings o. t 1.3. Elisha stood by the /.of Jordan 
 Psal. 22. 7- they shoot out the /. they shake the head 
 Prov. 12. 19 . the /. of truth shall be e.stablished 
 Ezek. 36. t .3. made to come on the /. of the tongue 
 Mic. 3. t 7- they shall cover the upper /. 
 
 LIP.S. 
 
 Etod. 6. 12. who am of uncircumcised /. .30. 
 
 Nurn. 30. 6. or uttered ought out of her /. 8, 12. 
 
 1 Kam. 1.1.3. Spake in her lieart, only her /. moved 
 
 2 Kings 18. t20. they are but words of /. Jsa. 36.15. 
 P.sal. 12. 2. with flattering /. do they speak 
 
 3. the Lord shall cut otf all flattering /. 
 
 4. our /. are our own, who is lord over us ? 
 
 17 . 1. my prayer thatgoeth not out of feigned /. 
 
 31.18. let the lying/, be put to silence, which speak 
 59 . 7 . behold, swords are in their /. who doth hear.' 
 
 12. for the words of their /. let them be taken 
 63. 5. my mouth shall praise thee with joyful /. 
 120. 2. deliver my soul, O Lord, from lying /. 
 
 140. 3. adders’ poison is under their /. 
 
 9. let the mischief of tlieir own /. cover them 
 Prov. 4. 24. and perverse 1. nut far from thee 
 5. .3. /. ot a strange woman drop as an honey comb 
 7 . 21. vyith flattering of her /. she forced him 
 
 10. 1.3. in the /. of him that hath understanding 
 
 18. he that hidetli hatied with lying /. is a fool 
 21. the /. of the righteous feed many, but fools 
 .32. the /. of righteous know what is acceptable 
 
 12. 22. lying /. are an abomination to the J.ord 
 
 14. 3. but the /. of the wise sliall preserve them 
 7 . when perceivest not in liiin the /. of knowledge 
 
 2.3. the talk of the /. tendeth only to penury 
 
 15. 7 . the /. of the wise disperse knowledge 
 
 16. 10. a divine sentence is in the /. of the kin-’ 
 
 1.3. righteous /. are the delight of kings “ 
 
 21. the sweetness of the /. increaseth Tearninp’ 
 
 17 . 4. a wicked doer giveth heed to false /. 
 
 7. much less do lying /. become a prince 
 
 18. 6. a fool's /. enter info contention 
 
 20. 15. the /. of knowledge are a precious jewel 
 24. 2. and their /. talk of mischief 
 
 26. 23. burning /. are like a potsherd covered 
 Eccl. 10 . 12 . the /. of a fool will swallovy himself 
 Cant. 7 . 9 . causing the /. of those asleep to speak 
 Isa. 6 . 5. woe is me, lam undone, a man of unclean 
 
 /. 1 dwell in the midst of a people of unclean /. 
 
 28. 11. for with stammering /. will he speak 
 
 29. 13. this people with their/. do honour me 
 
 57 . 19 . I create the fruit of the /. peace to him 
 59. 3. your /. have spoken lies, your toneue 
 
 Lam. 3. 62. the /. of those that rose against me 
 Ezek. 24. 22. ye sliall not cover your /. nor eat 
 36. 3. ye are taken up in the /. of talkers 
 Ilos. 14. 2. so will w'e render the calves of our /. 
 Mic. 3. 7 . they shall cover their /. no answer of God 
 Mai. 2. 7 . the priest’s /. should keep knowledge 
 Mat. 15. 8 . honoureth me with their /. Mark ~. 6 . 
 Pom. 3. 13. the poison of asps is under their /. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 21. with other /. will I speak to this 
 Ileb. 13.15. the fruit of our /. giving thanks 
 His LLPS. 
 
 Lev. 5. 4. pronouncing with his 1. to do evil 
 Job 2_. 10. in all this did not Job sin with his 1. 
 
 11. 5. O that God would open his 1. against thee 
 
 2.3. 12. nor gone back from commandment of his 1. 
 Psal. 21. 2. not withholden the request of/iw /. 
 
 106. 33. so that he spake unadvisedly' with his 1. 
 Prov. 10. 19 . he that refraineth his 1. is wise 
 
 12. 1.3. wicked is snared by transgression of his 1. 
 
 1.3. .3. openeth wide his 1. shall have destruction 
 16. 2.3. the heart of the wise addeth learning to his 1. 
 
 27 . and in/;/> /. there is as a burning fire 
 
 30. moving hisl. he bringefh evil to pass 
 
 17 .28. shuttetli his 1. is a man of understanding 
 18. 7 . and his 1. are the snare of his soul 
 20 . with the increase of his 1. shall he be filled 
 19.1. than he that is perverse in hisl. and is a fool 
 20. 19. with him that flatteteth with his 1. 
 
 22. n. for grace of his 1. the king will be his friend 
 24. 26. shall kiss his 1. that gives a right answer 
 
 26. 24. he that hateth dissemhleth with hts 1. 
 
 Cant. 5.13. his 1. like lilies dropping mvrrh 
 
 Da. 11.4. with breath of his 1. shall be s'lay wicked 
 
 30. 27 . hisl. are full ofindignation, and his tongue 
 Mai. 2. 6. and iniquity was not found in his /." 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 10. and hisl. that they speak no guile 
 
 My L1P8. 
 
 JaAlS.e. hear now, hearken to the pleading of Twy/. 
 16. 5. moving ot my 1. should assuage your grief 
 
 27 . 4. my /. shall not speak wickedness 
 
 .32. 20. 1 will speak. 1 will open myl. and answ'er 
 
 3 . 3 . 3. and my 1. shall utter knowledge clearly 
 Psal. 16.4. nor take up their names into /. 
 
 40. 9^ lo, I have not refrained my 1. O Lord 
 
 51. lo.open thou my 1. 1{ 63. .3. my 1. shall praise thee 
 6b. 14. 1 will pay vows, which myl. have uttered 
 
 71 .2.3. my 1. shall greatly rejoice when I sing 
 89. 34. nor alter the thine that is gone out of my 1. 
 119. 13. with my /. have I declared thy judgments 
 
 171 . my 1. shall utter thy praise, when hast taught 
 141. .3. O Lord, keep the door of my /. 
 
 Pwv. 8.6. the opening of my 1. shall be right things 
 7 . w ickedness is an abomination to my 1. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 16 . that which came out of my 1. was right 
 Dan. 10 . 16. one like the sonsofmen touched wy/. 
 Hub. 3. 16. 1 heard, my 1. quivered at the voice 
 ^ Thy LIPS. 
 
 Dent. 2.3. 2.3. that which is gone out of thy 1. perform 
 
 2 19.28.1 willputmy bridle in thy l.Isa.'Xi .29. 
 J(‘bS. 21. till he fill thy 1. with rejoicing 
 
 15. 6_. yea, thy own /. testify against thee 
 Ps. 17 . 4. by the word of thy 1. 1 have kept me from 
 
 31. 13. keep r^y /. front speaking guile 
 
 45. 2. grace is poured intor/iy /.therefore G.blessed 
 Prov. 5. 2. and that thy 1. may keep knowledge 
 22. 18. tliey shall withal be fitted in thy 1. 
 
 Prov. 23.16. rejoice when thy 1. speak right things 
 24. 28. deceive not with thy 1. say not, I will do so 
 27 . 2. let another praise thee, and nut thy own 1. 
 Cant. 4; 3. thy 1. are like a thread of st arlet 
 
 11. thy 1. O my spouse, drop as the honey-comb 
 Ica. 6. 7 . and sad, lo, this hath touched thy 1. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 17 . cover not thy 1. and eat not bread 
 
 LIQUOR. 
 
 Num. 6 . 3. nor shall he drink any 1. of grapes 
 Cant. 7 . 2. a round goblet, which wanteth not 1. 
 LIQUORS. 
 
 Exod. 22. 29 . nor delav to ofier tlie first of thy 1. 
 LIS 1 ED. 
 
 Mat. 17 . 12. done to him whatsoever 1. Mark 9.13. 
 LISTEN. 
 
 Isa. 49.1. 1. O isles, unto me, and hearken from far 
 LISTLlll. 
 
 John 3. 8. the w ind bloweth where it /. thou hearest 
 Jam. 3. 4. tlie ships, w hithersoever the goveraor 1. 
 LI J 1 ERS. 
 
 Isa. 66.20. shall bring your breth. in chariots and L 
 II 1 1 LE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A .small quantity, ExotJ. 16. 18. 
 1 Sam. 14. 29 . [2] Lew in number, Exod. 12. 4. 
 Luke 12. .32. [3] Light, or <f small account. 
 
 Josh. 22. 17 . [4] Modest, humble, and submis¬ 
 sive, 1 .Sam. 9 . 21.1 15. 17. [5] xl short way or 
 time, 2 Sam. 16. 1. .lob 10. 20. [6] Weak, Luke 
 
 12. 28. [7] Young, Gen. 45.19. Esth. 3. 13. L8J 
 Low, Luke 19. 3. 
 
 Gen. 18. 4. let a /. water, I pray you, be fetched 
 24. 17 . let me drink a /. water ot thy pitcher 
 .30. .30. it was but /. thou hadst before 1 came 
 35. 16. there was but a /. w ay to Ephrath, 48. 7 . 
 43. 2. buy us a /. fowl, 44.25. 11. /. balm, /. honey 
 Exod. 12 . 4. if the household be too /. for the lamb 
 16. 18. he that gathered /. had no lack, 2 Cor. 8.15. 
 23. 30. by 1. and /. 1 w ill drive them out, l)eut.1.22. 
 Deut. 28. 38. carry niucli out, and gather but /. in 
 Josh. 19._ 47 . coast of Dan w ent out too /. for them 
 22. 17 . is tlie ini(]u>ty of Peer too /. for us r 
 Judg. 4 . 19 . give me /. water to drink, I Kings 17 .10 
 Ruth 2. 7- that she tarried a /. in the house 
 
 1 Kam. 2. 19. his mother made him a /. coat 
 
 14. 29. because I tasted a /. otthis honey, 43. 
 
 15. 17 . when thou wast/. in thine own sight 
 22. t 15. knew nothing of all this, /. or great 
 
 2 .Sam. 12. .3. had nothing, save one /. ewe-lamb 
 
 8. if that had been too /. I would have given such 
 19; 36. thy servant will go a /. way over Jordan 
 
 1 A'/?iyj 8.64. because the bre.sen altar was too /. 
 
 12.10. my /. finger thicker than, 2 Chron. 10 .10. 
 
 17 .12. and a/, oil in a cruse || 1.3. make a /. cake 
 
 18. 44. there ariseth a 1. cloud like a man’s hand 
 20. 27 . Israel pitched like two /. flocks of kids 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. had brought away captiv e a /. maid 
 10.18. Ahab served Baal a /. but .lehu much 
 
 Ezra 9. 8. for a /. space, give ns a /. reviving 
 Neh. 9. 32. let not all the trouble seem /. 
 
 Job 4. 12. and my ear received a /. thereof 
 10. 20. cease then, that 1 may take comfort a 7. 
 
 26. 14. but how /. a portion is heard of him ! 
 
 .36. 2. suffer me a /. and 1 will sliew thee 
 Psal. 2. 12. when his w rath is kindled but a 1. 
 
 8.5. made him a /. lower than the angels, Ileb. 2.7. 
 
 37 . 16. a /. that a righteous man hath is better 
 
 42. t 6. I will remember thee from the /. hill 
 
 65. 12. the /. hills rejoice on ev'ery side 
 
 68. 27 . there is /. Benjamin, with their ruler 
 
 72 . 3. and the /. hills by rigliteousness 
 
 114. 4. and the /. hills skipped like lambs, 6. 
 
 Prov. 6.10. a/, sleep, /. slumber, a /. folding, 24.33. 
 10. 20. the heart of the wicked is /. worth 
 
 15. 16 . better is a /. with the fear of the Lord 
 16.8. better is a /. with righteousness, than great 
 .30. 24. tour things that are /. on the earth 
 
 Eccl. 5. 12. is sweet, whether he eat /. or much 
 
 9. 14. there was a /. city, and few men in it 
 
 10. 1. so a /. folly him that is in reputation 
 
 12. t .3. the grinders fail because they grind /. 
 
 Cant. 2. 15. take us the fo.xes, the /. fo.xes 
 .3. 4. w'as but a /. that I jiassed from them 
 8. 8. we have a /. sister, and she hath no breasts 
 /.tff. 26. 20. hide thyself for a /. moment till indigna. 
 
 28.10. line upon line, here a /. and there a /. 13. 
 
 40. 15. he taketh up the isles as a very /. thing 
 ,54. 8. in a /. wrath I hid my face from thee 
 
 Jer. ,30.+ 18. city shall be built on her own /. hill 
 Ezek. 11. 16. I will be to them a /. sanctuary 
 
 16. 47 . but as if that were a very /. thing 
 .31. 4. and sent out her /. rivers to the trees 
 
 Dan. 7- 8. there came up another /. horn, 8. 9. 
 
 11. .34. they shall be holpen w ith a /. help 
 Hos. 8. 10. they shall sorrow a /. for the burden 
 AmosC). 11. he will smite the /. house with clefts 
 Mic. 5. 2. though /. amoii” the thousands of J udali 
 Hag. 1.6. ye h’a\e sown much, and bring in /. 
 
 9. ye looked fer much, and lo, it came to 1. 
 
 Zech. 1. 15. for I was but a /. displeased 
 
 Mat. 6. 30. sliall he not much more clothe voii, O 
 ye of /. faith ? 8. 26. 1 16. 8. Luke'12 28. 
 
 14. .31. O thou ot /. faith, why didst thou doiijt 
 
 15. .34. they said, se en, and a few /. fishes 
 26. 39. he went a /. further, Mark 1. 19. | 14. .35. 
 
 Mark5.2J>,. my /. daughter lieth at point of death 
 I.ukeJ. 47 . to whom /. is forsiven, the same lov eih /. 
 
 12. .32. fear not, /. flock : 19 . 3. he w as /. of stature 
 
 19 . 17 . thou .hr.se been faithful in a very /. 
 
 John 6. 7 . that every one of them may take a /. 
 
 Acts 5. 34. to put the apostles forth a /. space 
 
 20.12. young man alive.and w ere not a /. comforted 
 28. 2. the barbarians shewed us no /. kindness 
 
 1 Cor. 5.6. a/, leaven leaveneth the lump. Gal. 5. 9. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.1. could bear with me a /. in my folly 
 16. receive, me, that 1 may boast m^'self a /. 
 
 Eph. .3. + .3. as 1 wrote a /. before in few words 
 
 1 'Iim.4. 8. bodily exercise profiteth /. but eodliness 
 5 . 23. use a /. wine for thy stomach's sake 
 
 Ileb. 2. 9. w ho was made a /. lower than the anirels 
 Jam. 3. 5. tongue is a /. member, a /. fire kindleth 
 4.14. life, a v apour that appeareth for a /. time 
 
 2 Pet. 2. + 18. those who were for a /. escaped 
 
LIV 
 
 LIV 
 
 LIV 
 
 Pev 3. 8. thou hast a 1. strength, and hjist kept 
 6 11. rest a /. season jl 20. 3. be loosed a /. season 
 .iee Book, Chambers, Child, Children. 
 LITTLE ojie, or o?ies. 
 
 Oen. 19. 20.1.ot said, it is a 1 . one, is it not a 1 . one ? 
 34. 29. ali their 1. ones took they captive 
 
 43. 8. we may live, both we, and thou, and our 1 . o. 
 
 44. 20. we have a 1. one, and his brother is dead 
 
 45. 19. take wasrgons out of Egypt for your 1. ones 
 
 46. 5. carried their 1. o. li 47. 24. food tor your 1. o. 
 
 47 . t 12. with bread according to their 1. ones 
 50. 8. only their 1. ones left they in Goshen 
 
 21. fear not, I will nourish you and your /. ones 
 Exod. 10. 10. I will let you go and youi' 1. ones, 24. 
 E'urn. 14. 31. but your /. ones, tlieni will 1 bring 
 
 31. 9 . took w'omen of Midian captives and 1. ones 
 
 17 . therefore kill every male among the /. ones 
 
 32. 16. we will build cities for our 1. ones 
 
 17 . our /. ones shall dwell in the fenced cities, 26. 
 J)eut. 2. 34 . we destroyed men, women, and /. ones 
 
 20. 14. blit the women and /, oiies take to thyselt 
 Josh, 8. 35 . .Toshua read before the women and 1. ones 
 Jndg. 18. 21. so they put the 1. ones before the n 
 2 Sam. 15. 22. Ittai passed over and all the 1. ones 
 2 C/ir. 20. 13. .ludah stood before T.ord and 1. ones 
 31. 18. and to the genealogy of all their 1. ones 
 Ezra 8. 21. to seek a right way for our /. ones 
 Esth. 8. 11. to cause to perish 1. ones and women 
 Job 21.11. they send forth their 1. ones like a dock 
 Esal. 1 . 37 . 9. that dasheth thy 1. ones ag. the stones 
 Isa. 60. 22. a 1. one shall become a thousand 
 Jer. 14. 3. their nobles sent their 1. ones to the pit 
 
 48. 4. her 1. ones have caused a cry to be heard 
 Zech. 13. 7 . and I will turn my hand on the 1. ones 
 Mat. lo. 42. give to drink to one of these 1. ones 
 
 18.6. who should offend one of these 1. o. Mark9. 42. 
 10. take heed that ye despise not one of these 1 . 0 . 
 14. that one of these 1. ones should perish 
 Luke 17 . 2. than that he offend one of these 1. ones 
 LI ITI.E while. 
 
 2 Chr. 12.1 7 . therefore I will grant them a 1. while 
 Job 24. 24. they are exalted for a 1. w. but are gone 
 Psal. 37 . 10. yet a /. w. and the wicked shall not be 
 Isa. 10. 25. yet a 1. w. and the indignation shall cease 
 29. 17 . is it not yet a very 1. while, and Lebanon 
 63. 18. thy people have possessed it but a 1. while 
 Jer. 51. 33. yet a 1. w. and her harvest shall come 
 Ilos. 1. 4. yet a 1. while and I will avenge the blood 
 Hag. 2. 6. a 1. while and 1 will shake the heavens 
 Luke 22. 58. and after a 1. while another saw him 
 John 7 . 33. yet a 1. w. and I am with you, 13. 33. 
 
 12. 35. yet a 1. white is the light with you, w’alk 
 14 . 19. a 1. while, and the woi ld seeth me no more 
 16.16. again a 1. while, and ye shall see me, 17 , 19. 
 
 I go to Father a 1. while and ye shall not see me 
 
 18. a 1. while ; we cannot tell what he saith 
 Eeb. 2. + 7 . thou madest him a 1. w. inferior to angels 
 
 10. 37. for yet a 1. while, and he that shall come 
 LIVE. 
 
 F.xod. 21. .35. then they shall sell the 1. ox 
 Isa. 6. 6. a seraphim, having a 1. coal in his hand 
 See Goat. 
 
 LIVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To move and do the actions of life, 
 Gen. 45. 3. [2] To be in health, or to^ be re¬ 
 covered from sickness, John 4. 50. [3] To pre¬ 
 serve alive, Gen. 42. 2. [4] To have a rnainte 
 • nance for this life, 1 Cor. 9. 13. [5] Faithfully 
 to serve God, to have a share in his favour and 
 gracious covenant, Gen. 17. 18. [6] To enjoy 
 communion with God, Psal. 69. 32. [7] To enjoy 
 eternal, life in heaven, John 14. 19. [8] To be 
 greatly comforted, Psal. 22. 26. It is taken, fl) 
 Flatvirally, Gm. 9 .'i. John 4. 50. IT) Morally, 
 y4cts 23. 1. 1 26. 5 . (3) Spiritually, to live a life 
 if faith in Christ, to the glory of God's free 
 grace. Gal. 2. 19, 20. 2 J im. .3. 12. (4) Wicked¬ 
 ly, 2 Pet. 2. 6.. (5j Eternally, John 6. 51, 58. 
 Horn. 6. 8. 
 
 To live after the flesh, Jvew. 8. 1.3. To lead such 
 a course of life as is agreeable to corrupt nature ; 
 to bestoro all cur time and pains in the service of 
 the flesh, and so make provision only for a present 
 life. 
 
 IJan shall not live by bread alone, but by every 
 word, &:c. Mat. 4. 4. Though men live ordina¬ 
 rily by usual and common food, yet God's porter 
 is not restrained; he can uphold the life of man 
 when that is wanting, as he supported the Israel¬ 
 ites with manna; yea, by his power and will 
 only, without any means at all, if be so pleases 
 and therefore men ought not absolutely to rest 
 upon the means, and without warrant ruri to^ an 
 extraordinary course J'or supply, but trust in God 
 and leave him to provide as he pleases. 
 
 •Gen. 3. 22. lest he take of free of life, and 1. for ever 
 12. 1.3. and my soul sliall 1. because of thee 
 17 .18. O that Ishmael might 1. before thee! 
 
 19 . 20 . O let me escape, and my soul shall 1. 
 
 20. 7- he shall pray for thee, and thou shalt 1. 
 
 27 . 40. by sword slialt thou 1. and serve fhy brethr 
 31..32. and findest thy goods, let hiin not /. 
 
 42. 18. Joseph said, this do, and 1. for 1 fear God 
 45. .3. I am Joseph, doth my father yet 1. ? 
 
 Exod. 1. 16. if it be a daughter, then she shall 1. 
 
 3.3, 20. for there shall no man see me and 1. 
 
 Lev. 18.5. which if a man do, he shall/, in them, 
 
 am the Lord, Feh. 9. 29. Ezek. 20. 11, 13, 21 
 Hum. 21.8. when he looketh upon serpent, shall / 
 
 24. 2.3. alas, who shall /. when God doeth this ' 
 Lent. 4. 10. may fear me all the days they .shall 1. 
 
 .3.3. did ever people hear, as thou hast, and 1.? 
 
 8. 3. but by every word of the Lord doth man I, 
 12. 1. all the days that ye /. on the earth 
 
 19. 5. he shall flee to one of these cities and 1. 
 
 31.1.3. learn to fear L. as long as ye/. 1 KhigsQ. AO. 
 
 33. 6. let Reuben /. and not die, men not be few 
 
 Josh. 6 . 17 . only Rahab harlot shall /. and her house 
 9.15. Josh, made a league with them to let them /. 
 
 20. we will let them 1. lest wrath be on us, 21. 
 
 1 ISarm. 10.4 24. said, let the king/. 2 ■‘^am. 16.416. 
 1 Kings 1.125. 2 Kitigs 11. 412. 2 Chron. 23.411 • 
 
 Sam. 20.14. not only while I /. shew me kindness 
 
 of Lord 
 
 Kings 4. 7. /. thou and thy children of the rest 
 7 . 4 . if they save us alive, w'e shall /. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 31. walk in thy ways so long as they /. 
 Job 7 . 4 8. thine eyes are on me, I can /. no longer 
 
 14. 14. if a man die, shall he /. again r all days 
 21 . 7 . wherefore do the wicked /. become old.'' 
 
 Fs. 22 . 26. pi aise l ord, your heart shall /. for ever 
 
 49. 9. that he should still /. and not see corruption 
 6,3.4. thus w ill 1 tiless thee while 1 /. lift up hands 
 69. .32. your hearts shall /. that seek God 
 72 . 15. he shall /. 1| 118. 17 - 1 shall not die, but /. 
 119.144. give me understanding, and 1 shall /. 
 
 175 . let my soul /. and it sliall praise thee 
 146. 2. while 1 /. will I praise the Lord 
 Frov. 4. 4. keep my commandments, and /. 7. 2. 
 
 9 . 6. forsake foolish and /. go in way of understand. 
 
 15. 2'7. but he that hateth gifts shall /. 
 
 Eccl.6. 3. if a man /. many years, 6. 1 11. 8. 
 
 9.3. madness is in their heai t while they /. 
 
 9 . /. joyfully with the wife whom thou lovest 
 Isa. 26. 19 . thy dead men shall /. together with my 
 
 .38.16. O Ld. by these things men /.make me to /. 
 
 55.3. come to me, hear, and your soul shall /. 
 
 Jer. 21. 9 . to Chaldeans shall /. 27. 12, 17 . I 38.2, 17 . 
 
 .38. 20. obey, I pray thee, and thy soul shall /. 
 
 Lam. 4. 20. we said', under his shadow we shall /. 
 Ezek.Z. 21. he shall surely /. 18. 9,17. I 33.1.3,15,16. 
 161 . 6. 1 said, when thou wast in thy blood, /. 
 
 18. 19 . kept my statutes shall /. 21,22. 1 20. 11,25. 
 
 24. shall he /. 11.32. turn yourselves and /. 3,3. 11. 
 3.3.10. ifoursinsbe on us, how should we then /. ? 
 19 . do that which is law ful and right, he shall /. 
 37 . 3. he said, son of man, can these bones /. Y 
 
 5. cause breath to enter you, and ye shall /. 6,14. 
 47 . 9. every thing which liveth and moveth shall /. 
 
 every thing shall /. whither the river cometh 
 Flos. 6. 2. he will revive us, we shall /. in liis sight 
 Amos 5. 4. saith the Lord, seek me, and ye shall/. 6. 
 Jotiah 4. 3. it is better for me to die than to /. 8. 
 
 I lab. 2. 4. the just shall /. bj' his faith, I{o?n. 1.17. 
 Zech. 10.9. they shall /. with their children and turn 
 Mat. 4.4. man shall not /. by bread alone, Luke 4.4. 
 
 9 .18. lay hand on her, and she shall /. Mark 5. 23. 
 Luke 7 . 25 . they which /. delicately are in courts 
 
 10. 28. he said to him, this do, and thou shalt /. 
 
 20.38. he is not a God of dead, for all /. unto him 
 
 John 5. 25. dead hear voice of the Son of God, and /. 
 6 . 57 . as living Father sent me, and 1 /. by Father, 
 so he that eateth me, even he shall /. by me 
 
 11. 25. believeth, tho’he were dead, yet shall he /. 
 14. 19 . because I /. ye shall /. also 
 
 Acts 17.*28. for in him we /. and move, and have 
 22. 22. for it is not fit that he sliould 1. 
 
 Horn. 6. 2. that are dead to sin, /. any longer therein 
 8. we believe that we shall also /. with him 
 8. 12. we are debtors, not to /. after the flesh 
 
 13. if ve /. after the flesh, ye shall die, if ye thro’ 
 the .Spirit mortify deeds of the body, ye shall /. 
 
 10. 5. doeth these things.shall /. by them, Gal. 3. 12. 
 
 12.18. if possible, /. peacealily with all men 
 
 14. 8. for whether we /. we /. to the Lord ; whether 
 we /. therefore, or die, we are the Lord’s 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 13. they /. of the things of the temple 
 
 14. they who preach gospel should /. of gospel 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 11. for we w'hich /. are delivered to death 
 
 6. 9. as dying, and behold, we /. as chastened 
 
 7 . 3 . ye are in our hearts to die and /. with you 
 13. 4. W'e shall /. with him by the power of God 
 
 11. brethren, be of one mind, /. in peace 
 Gal. 2.14. why compelle.stthe Gentiles to /.as.Tew'S 
 
 19 . dead to the law, that 1 might /. unto God 
 
 20. I /. yet not 1, but Christ liveth in me, the life 
 
 I now /. in flesh, 1 /. by faith of Son of God 
 
 3. 11. the ju-st shall /. hv faith, Heb. 10. .38. 
 
 5. 25. if we /. in the Spirit, let us walk in the Spirit 
 P/i//. 1.21. for me to /. is Christ, and to die is gam 
 22. if 1 /. in the flesh, this is the fruit of my labour 
 
 1 Thess. .3.8. for now' we /. if ye stand fast in Lord 
 5. 10. died, that we should /. together with him 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 11. if dead, we shall also /. with him 
 
 3.12. all that, will /. godly shall suffer persecution 
 Tit. 2.12. teaching ns that we should /. soberly 
 Ileb. 12. 9 . be in subjection to Father of spirits and /. 
 13. 18. in all things willing to /. honestly 
 Jam. 4. 15. if the Lord will we shall /. and do this 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 24. that w'e should /. to righteousness 
 
 4. 2. that he should no longer /. in the flesh 
 6. but /. according to God in the .‘Spirit 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. an ensample to those that /. ungodly 
 18. those that escaped from them who /. in error 
 
 1 John 4. 9 . sent his Son, that w'e might /. thro’ him 
 Rev. 13. 14. beast which hail the wound and did /. 
 
 See For Ever. 
 
 As I LIVE. 
 
 Hum. 14.21. as truly a.v 11. earth shall be filled, 28. 
 .Tob 2'7. 6. so long a't 7 /. Psal. 104 . 33. | 116. 2. 
 
 Isa. 49 .18. as 1 1. saith the I.ord, .7<?r. 22. 24. Exek. 
 
 5. 11. 1 14. 16, 18, 20. I 16. 48. | I 7 . 16, 19. 
 
 1 18. 3.1 20. .3, 33.1 .33. 11, 27. 1 34. 8. 1 35. 
 6,11. '/.eph. 2. 9. Pom. 14. 11. 
 
 Jer. 46.18. as 7 /. saith the king, surely as Tabor 
 May, might, or mayest LIVE. 
 
 Gen. 42. 2. that we m. /.and not die, 43. 8. I 47. 19. 
 Lev. 25. .35. relieve him that he may 1. with thee 
 36. take no usury, that thy brother may 1. 
 
 Hum. 4. 19 . hut thus do to them that they may 1. 
 Deut. 4. l.do to them, ye m. 1. 5. 33. 1 8.1. I .30.6,16. 
 42. that fleeing to one of these cities he nnght 1. 
 16. 20. what is just follow, that thou rnayest 1. 
 
 .30. 19 . choose life, that thou and thy seed may 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 22. gracious to me, that the child may 1. 
 2 Kings 18. 32. to a land of bread, that you may 1. 
 Esth. 4. 11. hold out the sceptre, th'at he may 1. 
 Psal. 119 . 17 . deal bountifully, that 1 may 1. 
 
 77 . let thy mercies come to me, that 1 may 1. 
 
 116 . uphold me a( cording lo thy word, that I m. 1. 
 Jer. . 35 . 7 . dwell in tents, that ye may 1. manydays 
 Exek. . 37 . 9 . breathe on these slain, tliat they winy /. 
 Amos 5. 14. seek good, and not evil, that ye may 1. 
 Eph. 6. 3. and thou mayest /. long on the earth 
 
 Not LIVE. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 1.3. that touch the mountain shall not 1. 
 
 22. 18. thou shalt not suffer a witch to /. 
 
 Deut. 8. .3. man doth not 1. by bread only, but by the 
 word of the I.ord, Mat. 4. 4. Luke 4. 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. for I was sure that he could riot 1. 
 
 2 Kings 10.19. whosoever is wanting he shall not 1. 
 20.1. set house in order, thou shalt not 1. Isa. 38. 1. 
 Jobl. 16. 1 loath it, 1 would /. always 
 Psal. 55. 23. the wicked shall not 1. halt their days 
 Isa. 26. 14. they are dead, they shall not 1. 
 
 Exek. 13. 19. to save the souls that should not 1. 
 
 18. 13. shall he then live.^ he sliall not 1. 
 
 Zech. 1.3. 3. shall say to him, thou shalt not 1. 
 
 Luke 12. t 29 . /. not in careful suspense 
 
 Acts 7 . 19 . cast out children, that they might not 1. 
 
 25. 24. crying, that he ought not to/, any longer 
 28. 4. yet vengeance suffereth not to /. 
 
 2 Cor.b. 15. they should not 1. to themselves, but him 
 LIVED. 
 
 Gen. 25. 6. from Isaac his son, while he yet /. 
 
 47 . 28. Jacob /. in tlie land of Egypt 17 years 
 ISlum. 14. .38. but .loshua and Caleb /. still 
 
 21. 9 . when he beheld the serpent of brass he 7. 
 Deut. 5. 26. that heard the voice of God and /. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 6. if Absalom had /. and we had died 
 
 1 Kings 12. 6. the old men that stood before Solomon 
 
 his father while he yet /. 2 Chron, 10. 6. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 17 . Amaziah /. after the death of Je 
 
 hoasli fifteen years, 2 Chron. 25. 25. 
 P.sal. 49 . 18. while he /. he blessed his soul 
 Exek. 37 . 10. breath came into them, and they /. 
 Luke 2. 36. she had /. with a husband seven years 
 Acts 23. 1.1 have /. in all good conscience before G. 
 
 26. 5 . after the sect of our religion 1 /. a Pharisee 
 Col. .3. 7 . ye walked sometime, when ye /. in them 
 Jam. 5 . 5. ye have /. in pleasure on the e-arth 
 Lev. 18. 7 . how much she hath /. deliciously, 9. 
 
 20. 4. they /. with Christ || 5. the rest /. not again 
 LIVELY. 
 
 Exod. 1. 19 . because the Hebrew women are/. 
 
 Psal. .38. 19 . but my enemies are /. and are strong 
 Acts 7 . 38. who received the /. oracles to give to us 
 1 Pet. 1. 3. who hath begotten us again to a /. hope 
 2. 5. ve, as /. stones, are built up a spiritual house 
 LIVER. 
 
 Exod. 29. 13. the caul above the /. 22 . Lev. .3. 4, 
 10 , 15. 1 4. 9. I 7 . 4.1 8 . 16, 25.1 9.10, 19. 
 Frov. 7 . 23. till a dart strike through his /. 
 f.am. 2. 11. my /. is poured upon the earth 
 Exek. 21. 21. he consulted, he looked in the /. 
 
 See Caul. 
 
 LIVES. 
 
 Gen. 9. 5. surely your blood of your /. will T require 
 45. 7 . to save your /. by a great deliverance 
 47 . 25. thou hast saved our /. let us find grace 
 Exod. 1. 14. they made their / bitter w'lth bondage 
 Josh. 2. 13. and deliver our /. froin death 
 9 ^4 therefore ^ve vere sore 'Afraid ot our /. 
 
 Judg. 5. 18. were a people that jeoparded their /. 
 
 18. 25. thou lose thy Lfe with /. of thy household. 
 iSam. 1. 2.3. Saul and Jonathan lovely in their /. 
 
 19. 5. who saved /. of thy sons, wives, and concu. 
 
 23. 17 . that went injeoparciy of their/. 1 C7/r.ll. 19. 
 
 Esth 9 . 16 . other Jews gathered and stood for their/. 
 Prav. 1. 18. they lurk privily for their own /. 
 
 Jer. 19. 7 . fall by them which'seek their /. 46. 26. 
 9 . they that seek their /. shall straiten thein 
 48.6. flee, save vour /. be like the heath in wddern. 
 I,am. 5. 9 . we gat our bread with the peril of our /. 
 Dan. 7 . 12. their /. were prolonged for a season 
 Luke 9.56. Son of man is not come to destroy men s /. 
 Acts 15.26. men that have hazarded their /. for our 
 ^7 10. this voyage will be with damage ot our /. 
 \~John .3. 16 . to lav down our /. for the brethren 
 Rev. 12. 11. they loved not their /. to the death 
 LI V ESI. 
 
 Deut. 12. 19 . forsake not the Levite as long as thou /. 
 Gal 2. 14. if thou being a Jew /. after the manner 
 Rev. 3.1. hast a name that thou /. and art dead 
 LIVETH. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 3. every thing that /. sliall be meat for you 
 16 + 14. the well of him that /. and seeth me 
 Deut. 5. 24. that God doth talk with man, and he /. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.28. have lent him to the L. as long as he /. 
 20 .31 for as long as son of Jesse/. on the ground 
 25. 6. thus shall say to him that /. in prosperity 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 27. as God /. unless thou hadstspoken 
 15. 21. as my lord the king/, surely in what place 
 
 22. 47 . the Lord /. blessed be my rock, Ps. 18. 46. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 23. one saith, this is my son that /. 
 
 17 . 23. and Elijah said, see thy son /. 
 
 Job 19. 25. for 1 know that my Redeemer /. 
 
 27 . 2 . asG. /. who hath taken away my jud^ent 
 Psal. 89.48.what man that /. and shall notsee death/ 
 Jer. 4. 2. thou shalt swear, the Lord /. m truth 
 5. 2. tho’ they say, the Lord /. they swear falsely 
 12. 16. to swear by my name, the Lord /. as they 
 16.14. no more be said, the Lord /. 15.1 23.7.8. 
 
 AA PA in tho nf F.yvDt, SHViuix, the I.ord /. 
 
 11 ^0 whosoever/. HU(1 l)t*l'ieveth iu iueiie\ci die 
 
 Rom. 6. 10. but in that he /. he /. to God 
 7 1 law hath dominion over man a ■ long as he /. 2. 
 3. so if while her husband /. slie be married 
 14. 7 . for none ot us /.or dieth to himselt 
 
 1 Cor 7 . 39 . the wife is bound as long as her husb. /. 
 
 2 Cor. 13.' 4 . yet he/, by the \)ower <)t (.od 
 Gal. 2. 20. 1 live, yet not 1, Imt Christ /. in me 
 
 1 'Pirn 5.6. tliat /. in pleasure is i.ead while she /. 
 
 Ileb 7 8 . of whom it is witnessed that he/. 
 
 25 seeing he ever/.to make intercession tor them 
 9 17 testament is of no strength while testator/. 
 
 iiev 1.18. 1 am he that /. and was dead, behold 
 Ace i hr EVER. 
 
 As the Jxird LI\ 1'. IH. 
 
 Tudg 8.19. as the L. 1. if ye have saved them a ive 
 'Ruth 3.13.1 will do the partot kinsman, as the L. /. 
 
 283 
 
LO 
 
 LOI 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 39. for «.f the L. 1. tho’ it be in .Tonatlian 
 45. as the Lmd 1. 19. 6. I 20. 21. | 25. 2ti. I 2t). JO, 
 
 16. I 2B. 10. I 29. 0. 2 Sam. 4. 9. 1 12. 5. I 14.11. 
 1 A iiiijs 1. 29. 
 
 20. 3. ui the Lord /. (here is l)nt a.step between me 
 
 25. 31. as the l.ord (Jod of Israel /. wlio kept me 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 21. as the L. 1. and as my lord tlie king /. 
 
 1 Kt/iffs 2.24. as the Lord 1. 2 Kuk/sC). 20. 2 Chron. 
 
 , IH. 13. .ler. 38. 16. 
 
 17 . 1. as the l.ord God of Israel 1. 18. 15. 
 
 12. as the Lord tliy God 1. 18. 10. 
 
 2 KingsQ,. 2. as L. /.and (by soul Jiveth, 4. G. I 4. 30. 
 3. 14. as l..o't hosts/, before whom Island, 5.16. 
 
 As thy soul 1^1 V K III. 
 
 I. S«w_.1.26.«.v.v. /. I am woman wliostood praying 
 17 . 55 . Abner said, r//i» S’./. O king, 1 cannot tell 
 
 20. 3. ass. /. there is biit one step betw. me and death 
 25. 26. as thy soul 1. seeing L. hath witliholden thee 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 11. as thy soul /. 1 v. ill not do this thing 
 
 14. 19. as soull. none can turn to right or left hand 
 2 Jtiuys‘2.2. us s. 1. i will not leave thee, so they went 
 c- T JdVlJNG . 
 
 Signifies, [1] One who is alive, or enjoys life, 
 1 Kings 3. 22. [2] Never dry, but al-jjays syring- 
 tng and run/iing. Cant. 4. 15. L3J Christ risen 
 from the dead, Luke 24. 5. [4] The godly, de¬ 
 parted thi.s life, Mat. 22. 32. [5J Syiritual, itom. 
 
 12. 1. [6] That which procureth and l/ringeth 
 
 to life spiritual and eternal, lleb. 10. 20. I Pet. 
 ~^4.^[7] A persons wealth, goods, or estate, Luke 
 
 Wan became a living soul, Oen. 2. 7. Ills lifeless 
 body was endued with a soul, whereby he became a 
 living rational creature. 
 
 Living water, John 4. 10. 1 7. 38. The Spirit of 
 God and Ins grace, which will never fail, but en¬ 
 dure to eternal hfe. 
 
 Gen. 1. 28. have dominion over every /. thing 
 
 2. 7 . man bee. a /. soul 1|3. 20. Lve, mother of all /. 
 
 6. 19. and of every /. thing of all Hesh, two 
 
 7 . 4. and every /. substance I will destroy 
 23. and every /. substance was destroyed 
 
 8. 1. God remembered Koah and every /. thing 
 
 21. I will not smite any more every thing /. ^ 
 
 26. t 19. and found tliere a well of /. water 
 Lev. 11. 10. of any /. thing which is in the water 
 
 13. + 10. it there be a quickening of /. flesh 
 
 14. G. as for (he /. bird he shall take it, 7 . 53. 
 
 20. 25. not make abominahle by any /. tidng 
 
 Isum. 16 . 48. he stood between the deatl ami'the /’. 
 19 . 117 . for unclean /. water shall be given 
 liutli 2. 20. hath not left off his kindness to the /. 
 
 2 6aw. 20. 3. they were shut i\p /. in w idowhood 
 1 Kings 3. 22. the /. is my son, the dead thy son, 23. 
 
 25. divide the/, cliild in two, and givehalf toone 
 
 26. whose the /. child was, give her the/, child 
 
 27 . then the king said, give her the /. diild 
 
 Job 12. 10. in whose hand is soul of every /. thing 
 
 28. 13. nor is it found in the land of (he /. 
 
 21. seeing it is liid from the eyes of all /. 
 
 30. 23. and to the iiouse appointed for all 1. 
 
 33. .30. to be enliglitened w ith light of /. 
 
 Ps. 27 . 13. to see goodness of tlie Lord in land of/. 
 38. t 19. for mine enemies being /. are strong 
 
 52. 5. and root thee out of the land of the /. 
 
 56. 13. that I may walk in the light of the /. 
 
 58. 9 . shall take them away both /. and in wrath 
 69. 28. let them be blotted out of the book of the /. 
 116. 9. walk before tlie l.ord in the land of the /. 
 142. 5. thou art my portion in the land of the /. 
 
 14.3. 2. in thy siedit shall no man /. be justified 
 145. 16. thou satisfiest the desire of every /. thing 
 Eccl. A. 2. (lead, more than the /. which are alive 
 
 15. 1 considered all the /. under the sun 
 
 6. 8. poor, that knoweth to walk before the /. 
 
 7 . 2 . end of all men, and the /. will lay it to heart 
 
 9 . 4. that is joined to all the /. a /. dog is better 
 
 5. tor the /. know that they shall die, but dead 
 
 Cant.A, 15. awellof/. water, streams from Lebanon 
 Isa. A. .3. that is written among the /. in .Jerusalem 
 
 8. 19 . seek to their God for (he /. to the dead 
 
 19 .110. be broken that make ponds of /. things 
 38. 11. not see (lie Lord in the land of the /. 
 
 19. tlie /. the /. he shall praise thee, as 1 do 
 
 53. 8. he w'as cut off out of the laml of the /. 
 
 57.110. thou hast found the /. of thy hand 
 Jer. 2.1.3. forsaken fountain of/, waters, 17.13. 
 
 II. 19. let us cut him oif from the land of the /. 
 Lam. .3. 39 . w'herefore doth a /. man complain ? 
 Lzek. 7 . t 13. though his life be yet among the 1. 
 
 26. 20. 1 shall set glory in the land of the /. 
 
 32. 23. all of them slain, which caused terror in 
 the land of the /. 21, 25,26, 27, .32. 
 Dan. 2. 30. any wisdom that 1 have more than any/'. 
 
 4. 17 . to the intent that the /. may know 
 Zech. 14. 8 . /. waters shall go out from .lerusalem 
 Mat. 22. 32. God is not the God of the dead, hut 
 of the /. Mark 12. 27. Luke 20 . 3 ii. 
 Mark 12 . 44. she cast in all she. had, even all her /. 
 Luke'6. 43. woman had spent all her /. on pliysicians 
 
 15. 12. and he divided unto them his /. 
 
 13. there, wasted his substance with 1 iotous 1. 30. 
 
 24. 5. why seek ye the /. among the dead 
 JolmA. 10. he would have given tliee /. water 
 11. from whence hast thou that /. water ? 
 
 6. 51. 1 am the /. bread which catne dow n from 
 
 57 . as the /. father hath sent me, and I live 
 
 7 . .38. out of his belly shall flow' rivers of /. water 
 Horn. 12.1. thatye present your bodies a /.saciilice 
 
 14. 9. that he might be l.ord both of dead and /. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 45. the first man Adam was made a /. soul 
 Col. 2. 20. /. in the world, are ye subject to ordinan. 
 Ttt. .3.3. /. in malice, envy, and hating one another 
 lleb. 10. 20. boldness to enter by a new and /. way 
 1 Pet. 2. 4. to whom coming as to a/, stone, chosen 
 Lev.'!. 17 . the I.ambshall lead them to/. fountains 
 
 16. 3. and every /. soul died in the sea 
 
 See Liuu. Ckk.\tiji{e, Gou. 
 
 LIZARD. 
 
 Lev. 11. 30. tlie /. snail, and mole unclean to you 
 Denotes, [1] Matter of attention and considera- 
 
 284 
 
 LOG 
 
 tion, Tsa. 25. 9. Luke 13. 16. [2] Readiness, 
 
 Psal. 40. 7 . [3J Certainty and affirmation, Lzek. 
 •30. 9. [4] Demonstration of a thing present, 
 
 Gen. 29 . 7. 
 
 Gen.ffW. 10. /. .Sarah thy wife shall have a son 
 
 29. 7 . /. it is yet high day, water ye the sheep ’ 
 50. 5. /. 1 <lie II Lxod. I 9 . 9 . /. 1 come in a cloud 
 
 Kum. 14. 40. /. we be here, and will go up to place 
 
 24. 11. /. the Lord hath kept thee from honour 
 
 1 Sam. 14.4.3.1 did but taste honey, and/. 1 must die 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 17 . /. 1 have sinned and done wickedly 
 .lob 9. 19 . if 1 speak of sti ength, /. he is strong 
 /'.VC//. . 37 . .36. he pa.ssed away, and /. he was not 
 •10.7. /. 1 come || 1.32. 6. /. we heard it at Lphratah 
 .52. 7 . /. the man that made not God his strength 
 73 . 27 . /. they that are far from thee shall perish 
 92. 9. /. thine enemies, for /. thine enemies perish 
 
 Arc/. 7 . 29. /. this only have I found, that God ma<Je 
 (■ant. 2 . II. /. the winter is i)ast, the rain is over 
 Isa. 25. 9. /. this is our God, we have waited for him 
 Jer. 4. 23. the earth, and /. it was without form 
 
 25. 1 beheld, and /. there w'as no man, birds tied 
 8^8. /. certainly in vain made he it, pen in vain 
 25. 29. for /. 1 begin to bring evil on the city 
 
 Lzek. 17 . 18. when /. he had given him his hand 
 
 30. 9. for /. it cometh || 3.3. .33. /. it will come 
 Ilos. 9.6. lor /. they are gone, because of destruction 
 jhnos 4. 2. fiiat /. the days shall come upon you 
 Hag. 1.6.yc. looked for much, and /. it came to little 
 Aiat. .3. 16. and /. the heavens were, opened 
 
 24. 23. /. here is Christ, or there, believe it not 
 28.7. /. I have told you || 20. /. I am with you 
 
 Luke 13. 16. Satan bound, /. these eighteen years 
 
 23. 15. /. nothing worthy of death is^done to him 
 Acts 1.3. 46. unworthy, /. we turn to the Gentiles 
 lleb. 10. 7 . /. 1 come to do thy will, O God, 9 
 
 LOADLN. 
 
 Psal. 144. + 14. that our oxen may be /. with flesh 
 Isa. 46.1. on the cattle your carriages were heavy / 
 LGADEIIL 
 
 Psal. 68. 19. Lord, who daily /. us w ith benefits 
 LOAL. 
 
 Erod. 29.2.3. one /. of bread, one cake of oiled bread 
 1 Chr. 16. .3. David dealt to every one a /. of bread 
 Mark 8. 14. neither had they more than one /. 
 LOAN. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 20. for the /. which is lent to the Lord 
 LOA'l'IJ, see Lot HE 
 LOAVES. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 17 . take ten /. and run to the camp 
 
 25. 18. Abigail made haste and took 200 /. 
 
 1 kings 14. 3. take with thee ten /. and cracknels 
 
 2 /v mgs A. 42. a man brought the man of God 20 1. 
 Mat. 14. 17. they say, we have here but five /. 
 
 19. and he took the five /. Mark 6. .38. Luke 9. 1.3. 
 
 15. .34. said, how many/. have ye.^ Mark 6.2(6. | 8.5 
 36. he took the seven /. and the fishes, Mark6. 6 
 
 16. 9. nor remember the live /. of the 5000 
 
 10. nor the seven /. of the 40(X), and how many 
 Mark 6. 44. they that did eat of the /. were 5oOO 
 
 52. they considered not the miracle of the /. 
 
 Luke 11. 5. say to him, friend, lend me three / 
 
 John 6. 9. a lad here who hath live barley /. 
 
 11..] esus took (he /. and distributed to the disciples 
 13. with the fragments of the five barley /. 
 
 26. because ye did eat of the /. and were filled 
 
 See Hue AD. 
 
 Wave LOAVES. 
 
 Lev. 23. 17 . shall bring two w. 1. of two tenth deals 
 LOCK. 
 
 Cant. 5. 5. dropping myi rh on the handles of the /. 
 LOCK. 
 
 Ezek. 8. 3. and he took me by a /. of my head 
 I.OCK.S. 
 
 Num. 6. 5. let the /. of tlie hair of his head grow 
 Judg. 16. 13. if thou weavest the seven /. of my head 
 19. she caused him to shave off the seven /. 
 
 Nell. .3. .3. set up doors, and /. thereof, 6, 13,14,15 
 Cant. A. 1. thou hast doves’ eyes within thy /. 
 
 .3. like a piece of pomegranate within thy /. 
 
 5. 2. my /. are filled with (he drops of the night 
 
 11 . his /. are bushy, and black as a ra'en 
 G. 7 . a pomegranate are thy temples wdthin thy /. 
 
 Jsa. 47 . 2. uncover thy /. make bare the leg 
 Ezek. 44. 20. nor suffer their /. to grow long 
 See Haks. 
 
 LOCKED. 
 
 Judg. 3. 2.3. Eliud shut the doors and /. them 
 
 24. behold, the doors of the parlour were /. 
 
 . L()CU.ST . 
 
 Signifies, [1] A certain vile insect. Their na 
 ture is to be many together, therefore vast mul¬ 
 titudes are resembled by them, Nah. 3. 13. In 
 Arabia, and other countries that are infested 
 by them, they come in vast numbers upon their 
 corn when ripe, aitd what they do not eat they 
 inject with their touch and the moisture coming 
 from them; and afterwards dying in great num 
 hers, they poison the air, and cause a pestilence. 
 God plagued the Egyptians, by sending swarms 
 cj them into their land, Exod. 10. 14. [2] Either 
 a large sort of grasshoppers, or a kind of green 
 herb, T.ev. 11 . 2.2. Mat. 3. 4. [3] Authors, 
 
 or teachers of false doctrine, who infect others 
 by distilling their poisonous doctrines into them. 
 Rev. 9. .3 
 
 Exod. 10.19. there remained notone /. in all Egypt 
 I.ev. 11.22. /. after his kind, and bald /. ye may eat 
 Dent. 26. 42. all thy trees shall the /. consume 
 1 h mgs 8. .37. if there be in the land /. 2 Chr. 6. 28 
 
 Prov. .30. 27 . the 1. have no king, ye "O by bands 
 Jsa. 33. 4. as the running to and fro of /' shall he run 
 i\ah. .3. 15. make thyself many as the /. 
 
 17 . thy crowned are as the /. and thy captains 
 Mat. .3. 4. his meat was /.and wild honey, Maik 1 Ot 
 Lev. 9. .3. there came out of the smoke /. on the earth 
 !. shajics ot /. were like to horses lor battle 
 LODGE. 
 
 Isa. 1.8. the daughter of Zion is left as a/, in garden 
 J-»OL)( j 
 
 Gen. 24. 2.3. is there room in the house for us to / in ’ 
 25. we have provender enough, and room to/ in 
 
 Psal. 78. 46. he gave also their labour to the /. 
 R!9. 23. 1 am tossed up and down as the /. 
 
 Joel \. A. hath the /. eaten, and that which /. left 
 2. 25.1 will restore the years that the /. hath eaten 
 ^ LOC'U.SLS. 
 
 E.rod. 10, 4. behold, to-morrow I will bring /. 
 
 12. stretch out thy hand over Egypt for the /. 
 
 1.3. in the morning the east wind brought the /. 
 14. no such /. II 19 . the west wind took aVav the /. 
 Dent. 28.38. tor the /. shall consume it 
 2 Chron.j. 13. if 1 command the /. to (levour 
 Psal. 1U5.34. he spake, and /. came, and caterpillars 
 
 Kum. 22 . 8 . he said to them, /. here this night 
 Josh. 4. .3. in the place where ye shall /. this ni-ht 
 Judg. 19. 9 . /. here, that thy heart may be merry 
 
 1.3. to /. in Gibeah or in Ramah, 15. | 2o. 4 . 
 
 20 . the old man said, only /. not in the street 
 Ruth 1 . 16. where thou lodgest 1 will / 
 
 2 ISam. 17 . 8 . thy father w ill not /. with the people 
 
 16 . /. not this night in (he plains of the wildeniess 
 
 Keh. 4. 22 . let every one /. within Jerusalem 
 
 1.3. 21. 1 said, why /. ye about the wall .' 
 
 Job 17 . 12 . doth not my eye /. in their provocation > 
 24. 7. they cau.se the naked to /. without clothing 
 31. .32. the stranger did not /. in the street 
 l^sal. 25. + 13. his soul shall /. in goodness 
 91. f 1 . shall /. under the shadowof the Almighty 
 Cant. 7 . 11 . come, niy beloved,let us/, in the villages 
 Isa. 21.13. in the forest in Arabia shall ye /. 
 
 65. 4. and /. in monuments, and eat sw ine’s flesh 
 Jer. 4. 14. how long shall vain thoughts /. in thee ’ 
 Zeph. 2. 14. the beasts shall/. in the upper lintels 
 Mat. 13. 32. so that bii ds of the air come and /. in 
 the branches thereof, Mark 4 . . 3 ". 
 Acts 21.16. brought Mnason with whom we should /. 
 LODGED. 
 
 Gen. .32.1.3. Jacob /. there that same night 
 
 21 . and himself /. that night in the company 
 Jcj/(. 2 . 1 . the spiescameintoan harlot’s house, and L 
 
 3. 1 . to .Iordan, he and all Israel, and /. there 
 
 4. 8 . carried them over to the place where they / 
 6 . 11 . they came into the camp, and /. in the camp 
 
 8. 9 . but .Joshua /. that night among the people 
 
 Judg. 18. 2 . came to house of Micah, they /. there 
 
 19. 4. so they did eat and drink, and /. there 
 7 . urged him, therefore he /. there again 
 
 1 kings 19 . 9 . came into a cave, and T. there 
 
 9- 27 . they /. round about the house of God 
 Keh. 1.3. 2U. the merchants /. w ithout .Jerusalem 
 Jsa. 1. 21. righteousness/, in it, but now murderers 
 AJat. 21 . 17 . he w'ent to Bethany and /. there 
 Acts 10 . 18. asked w hether .Simon w ere /. there 
 23. then called he them in, and /. them 
 28. 7 . Publius /. us three days courteously 
 
 1 Jim. 5. 10 . if she have /. strangers, if she washed 
 
 J.GDGl'.S I. 
 
 Ruth\. 16 . Ruth said, where thou /. I will lodge 
 LODGE III. 
 
 Acts 10 . 6 . he /. with one Simon a tanner 
 LODGING. 
 
 Josh. 4. .3. twelve stones, and leave them in the 1. 
 Judg. 19. 15. no man took them to his house to A 
 Jsa. 10 . 29 . they have taken up their /. at Geba 
 Jer. 9. 2. that 1 had in the w ilderness a /. place 
 Acts 28. 2.3. there came many to him into his /. 
 Phileni. 22. but withal preiiare me also a /. 
 J.ODGIN'GS. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 23.1 will enter into the /.of his borders 
 I-OFT. 
 
 1 A ings 17 . 19 . he took him and carried him into a /. 
 Acts 20. 9 . Eutychus fell down from the thiru /. 
 LOFTY. 
 
 Psal. 1.31. 1. heart is not haughti'.nor mine eves /. 
 l^rov. 30.1.3. a generation, O how' /. are their eves! 
 Isa. 2. 11. the /. looks of man shall be humbled, 5. 15 I 
 12. the day of the Lord be on every one that is /. 
 26. 5. the /. city he layeth low to the ground 
 57- 7 . on a /. mountain hast thou setthv bed 
 
 15. thussaitli the high and /. One, that inhabiteth 
 LOFTILY. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 8. they are corrupt, they speak /. 
 LOFTINESS. 
 
 Isa. 2. 17 . the /. of man shall be bowed down 
 Jer. 48. 29. we heard the pride of Moab, his/. 
 
 TOG. 
 
 Lev. 14. 10. the priest shall take a /. of oil. 12, 24. 
 
 15. shall take some of the/. of oil, and pour it 
 ‘’1. if lie be poor, then he shall take a /. of oil 
 LOINS 
 
 Signify, [1] The lower parts of the back, or the 
 waist, Exod. 28. 42. [2] The whole man. Job 3L. 
 
 20. Psal. 66. 11. 
 
 Gird u|) the loins of j’ourmind, 1 Pet. 1. 1.3. I.et 
 your minds be intent upon, ready, and prepared for 
 your spiritual work, re-strained from all tHose 
 thoughts, cares, affections, and lusts, which mag 
 entangle, detain, and hinder them, or make them 
 unfit for it. Jt is an allusiom to the custom of the 
 Oriental nations, who wearing long loose garments 
 were wont to gird them about their loins, that they 
 might not hinder them in their travelling or 
 working,! Kings 18.46. 2 Kings 4. 29. Jt may 
 also have a special re.rpect to the like rite used at 
 the passoi er when the Israelites were Just ready 
 to enter upon their journey and march out cf 
 Jffj/Pt, Exod. 12. 11. 
 
 Gen. .35. 11. and kings shall come out of thy /. 
 
 37 . .34. and Jacob put sackcloth upon his /. 
 
 46. 26. the sou Is which came out of his /. E.rod. 1. 5, 
 E.xod. 12. 11. ye shall eat it, with your /. girded 
 28.42. breeches reach from the /. unto the'thigfis 
 Dent. .3,3. 11. smite through the /. of them that rise 
 2 Sam. 20.8. a girdle with a sword fastened on his /. 
 
 1 Kings 2.5. put the blood in the girdle about his.', 
 
 8. 19 . son shall come forth of thy /. 2 Chron. 6. 9. 
 
 12. 10 thicker than my father's 1.2 Chr. 10. Kb 
 
 18. 46. Elijah girded uj) his/, and ran before .Ahab 
 20. 31. let us, 1 pray, put sackiloth on our/. 
 
 .32. so they girded sackcloth on their /. and ropes 
 
 2 EAngs 1.8. was an hairy man, and girt with girdle 
 
 of leather aliout Ids'/. Mat. 3. 4”. Mark 1. 6. 
 
 4. 29. gird up Ihv /. 9. A.Jcb 38. 3. | 4u. 7 . Jer. 1. 17 . 
 
LOO 
 
 LOO 
 
 LON 
 
 ]^eh 4. + 18. bad each his sword girded on his I. 
 
 Joh \l. 18. lie girdeth the 1. of kings with a girdle 
 31. 20. if his 1. have not blessed me 
 4o! 16. lo, now his strength is in his /. 
 
 Vsal. .38.7. my /. are filled with a loathsome disease 
 66. il. tliou laidest affliction upon our /. 
 
 6y! 23. and m.ake their 1. continually to shake 
 y/ov. .30. +31. a horse girt in the /. and a king 
 .31. i?. she girdeth lier 1. with strength 
 Isa. 5. 27 . neither shall the girdle of their 1. be loosed 
 11. 5. righteousness shall be the girdle of his /. 
 
 ‘20. 2. loose the sackclotli from off thy /. put off 
 
 21. 3. therefore are my /. filled with pain 
 32 ! 11. make bare, gird sackcloth upon your/. 
 
 45. 1. I will loose the /. of kin^s to open before 
 Jer. 13. 1. get a linen girdle and put it upon thj' /. 
 11. as the girdle cleaveth to the 1. of a man 
 3i). 6. see every man with his hands on his /. 
 
 48. 37 . and upon the /. shall be sackcloth 
 
 1. 27 . from the appearance of his /. upw'ard 
 
 8 . 2 . from his /. downward,fire ; front his/. upward 
 i). t 2 . w-itli a writer’s inkhorn on his /. 
 
 21 . 6 . sigh with the breaking of thy /. and bitterness 
 
 2 . 3 . 15. girded with girdles upon their /. 
 
 29 . 7 . thou madest all their /. to be at a stand 
 44 . 18. they shall have linen breeches on their /. 
 
 47 . 4. he measured, the w'aters were to the /. 
 
 JJau. 5. 6. so the joints of his 1. were loosed ^ 
 
 10.5. whose 1. were girded with fine gold of Uphaz 
 y]mos 8. 10. I will bring sackcloth on your /. 
 iSVi. 2. 1. make thy /. strong J1 10. pain is in all 1. 
 jMke'i‘1. 35. let your f. be girded about, and lights 
 Acts 2. 30. that of his 1. lie would raise up Christ 
 F.ph. 6. 14. having your /. girt about with truth 
 Heh.i. 5. tho’ they came out of the /. of Abraham 
 10. for he was yet in the 1. of his father 
 
 1 Pet. 1.13. wherefore gird up the 1. of your mind 
 
 LOIsG 
 
 Signifies, [1] Of great ertent hi length, Ezek. 31. 
 5. [2] To love greatly, Gen. 34. 8. [.3] To 
 thirst, 2 Sam. 23. 15. [4] To desire very ear¬ 
 nestly, .Job .3. 21. Thus do, [1] Unch as are 
 greatly ajflicted for death, .lob .3. 21. [2] The 
 father after the son, 2 Sam. 1.3. .39. [3] The. 
 'absent for his native place, Gen. 31. .30. [4] 
 The godly after Ood's u'vrd, Psal. 119. 40, 1.31, 
 174 . [5] 2 he faithful teacher after his flock, 
 Phil. 2. 26. [6] etaints after saints, Horn. 1. 11. 
 Phil. 1. 8. 
 
 Gen. 48.15. G. who fed me all my life 1. to this day 
 Eiod. 19. 1.3. when the trumpet soundeth 1. 19. 
 
 20. 12. that thy days may be 1. on the land 
 yum. 9. 19 . when the cloud tarried 1. on tabernacle 
 IJeuf. 1. 6. ye dwelt 1. enough in this mount, 2. 3. 
 
 4. 25. and shalt have remained 1. in the land 
 
 14. 24. and if the way be too /. for thee 
 
 19 . 6. and overtake him, because the way is 1. 
 
 28. 59 . make great plagues and of /. continuance 
 
 Josh. 6. 5. w hen they make a 1. blast with the horn 
 9 . 13. are old, by reason of the very 1. journey 
 
 24. 7 . ye dwelt in the wilderness a 1. season 
 
 2 ii'ani. 3. 1. there was 1. war between house of Saul 
 
 1 Kings 3. 11. and hast not asked 1. life, 2 Chr. 1.11. 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 3. for a 1. season Israel was without God 
 Ps. 91 . 16. with 1. life will 1 satisfy him 
 
 95.10. forty years /. was I grieved with this genera. 
 12U. 6. my soul 1. dwelt with him that hateth peace 
 129 . .3. the plowers made /. their furrows 
 
 14.3. 3. to dwell, as those that have been 1. dead 
 Prov. 3. 2. and /. life shall they add to thee 
 
 7 . 19 . the good man is gone a 1. journey 
 
 2.3. 30. they that tarry /. at the wine, that go 
 
 25. 15. by /. forbearing is a prince persuaded 
 Eccl. 12. 5. because man goeth to his 1. home 
 
 Isa. 65.22. my elect shal 1 1. enjoy work of their hands 
 Jer. 29 . 28. this captivity is 1. build ye houses 
 Pam. 2.20. shall women eat their children of span 1.? 
 Ezek. 17 . .3. a great eagle 1. winged, full of feathers 
 31. 5. his branches became /. because of waters 
 44. 20. nor shave, nor suffer their locks to grow 1. 
 Dan. 10. 1. but the time aiipointed was 1. 
 llos. 1.3.1.3. not stay 1. in the place of breaking forth 
 JSJat. 11. 21. repented 1. ago in sackcloth and ashes 
 
 23.14. ye devour widows’ houses, and for pretence 
 fnake /. prayers, Mark 12. 40. Luke 20. 47. 
 
 Mark 12. .38. who go in 1. clothing, Luke 20. 46. 
 
 16. 5. sitting clothed in a /. white garment 
 Luke 18. 7 . avenge, tliough he bear /. with them 
 23. 8. for he was desirous to see him of a /. season 
 Acts 20. 9 . as Paul was /. preaching, he sunk with 
 
 27 .14. not/, after there arose a tern pest Eurocly don 
 
 21. but after 1. abstinence Paul stood in midst of 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 14. if a man have /. hair, it is a shame 
 
 15. if a woman have /. hair, it is a glory to her 
 Eph. 6. .3. that thou mayest live /. on the earth 
 1 2'im. .3. 15. if I tarry 7. that thou mayest know 
 Jam. 5. 7. the husbandman hath /. patience for it 
 iiee Ago. 
 
 As LOS'G as. 
 
 Lev. 18. 19 . as 1. as she is put apart for uncleanness 
 
 26. 34. enjoy sabbaths, as 1. as it lieth desolate, .35. 
 Eum. 9 . 18./. as the cloud abode, they rested 
 Dent. 12.19. forsake not the Levite as 1. as thou liv. 
 
 31.13. fear the 1 ord as 1. as you live in the land 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 28. lent to the J.ord, as 1. as he liveth 
 
 20. 31. as 1. as son of .le.sse liveth on the ground 
 25. 15. any thing as /. as we were conversant 
 
 2 Chr. 26. 5. as 1. as he sought the L. he prospered 
 .36. 21. as 1. as she lay desolate she kept sabbath 
 
 Psal. 72 . 5. fear thee as 1. as sun and moon endure 
 
 17 . his name shall he continued as 1. as the sun 
 104. .33. 1 will sing to the Ixird as 1. as ] live 
 116. 2. I will call upon him as 1. as I live 
 Ezek. 42. 11. as 1. as they, anrl as broad as they 
 Mat. 9.15. asl. as hridegr. is with them, Mark 2. 19. 
 John. 9. 5. as 1. as 1 am in the world, 1 am the. light 
 Pom. 7 . 1 . dominion over a man as 1. as he liveth 
 1 Cor. 7 . 39 . wife is bound as 1. as her husband liveth 
 Gal. 4. 1. the heir, as 1. as he is a child, diff'ereth not 
 
 1 whose daughtersye are as 1. rt.fyedowell 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 13. as 1. as 1 am in this tabernacle 
 
 See Cubits, Day, Hour. 
 
 So LONG. 
 
 .Tudg. 5.28. why is his chariot so 1. in coming 
 1 .s'/ 7W.29.8. what found in thy servant, so i. as I have 
 2 Kings 9. 22. .so 1. as the whoredoms of thy morri,o" 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 31. they may fear thee .'o /. as they live 
 Esth. 5. 13. so 1. as 1 see Mordecai sitting at the gate 
 Job 27 . 6. shall not reproach me f 0 /. as 1 live 
 Psal. 72 . 7 . peace .so 1. as the moon endureth 
 Luke 1. 21. and marvelled that he tarried sol. 
 
 Pom. 7 . 2 . bound to her husband .so 1. as he liveth 
 Heb. 4. 7 . to-day, after so /. a time, as it is said 
 LONG time. 
 
 Gen. 26. 8. when he had been there a /. time 
 Num. 20. 15. and we have dwelt in Egypt a 1. time 
 Deut. 20.19. when thou shalt besiege a city a 1. time 
 Josh. 11.18. .loshua made war a /. time with kings 
 23. 1. a /. time after that .loshua waxed old 
 
 1 .Sam. 7. 2. while the ark abode the time was /. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 2. as a woman that had /. time mourned 
 2 Chron. 30. 5. for they had not done it of a 1. time 
 Isa. 42.14. I have 1. time holden my peace, been still 
 L.am. 5. 20. forget us, and forsake us so /. time 
 Mat. 25. 19 . after a /. time the lord of those servants 
 
 cometh and reckoneth witli them, i.uke 20. 9. 
 Luke 8. 27 . a certain man which had devils /. time 
 20. 9 . a man went into a far country for a 1. time 
 J( hn 5. 6. knew that he had been a /. time in that case 
 14. 9 . have 1 been so /. time with you, and yet 
 z/fri’8.11.because.of/. timehe. had bewitched them 
 14. .3. /. time abode they w ith tlie disciples, 28. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 3. w'hose iudgment of /. time lingereth not 
 LONG xohile. 
 
 Acts 20. 11. he talked a /. u hile till break of day 
 LONG. 
 
 Job 3. 21. which /. for death., but it cometh not 
 6.8. O that God would grant me thing that 1 /. for! 
 Pom. 1. 11. for 1 /. to see you, that 1 may' impai t 
 2 Cor. 9.14. and by their prayer which /. ^tfter you 
 Phil. 1. 8. how greatly 1 1. after you all m bowels 
 T ONGED. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. .39. David /. to go forth unto Absalom 
 23.15. David 1. and said. O that one, 1 Chr. 11 . 17 . 
 Psal. 119.40. behold, I have 1. after thy precepts 
 
 I. 31. for 1 /. for thy commandments 
 174 . 1 have/, for thy salvation, O Lord 
 
 Phil. 2. 26. for he /. after you all H 4. 1. and /. for 
 L0N(7EDST. 
 
 Gen. 31. 30. thou sore /. after thy father’s house 
 J.ONt^ER. 
 
 Exod. 2. .3. when she could no /. hide him 
 9. 28. 1 vvill let you go, and ye shall stay no /. 
 Judg. 2. 14. could not any /. stand before enemies 
 2 Sam. 20. 5. he tarried /. than the set tihie 
 2 Kings 6. 3.3. should 1 wait for the Lord any /. ? 
 Job 7 . + 8 . thine eyes are on me, I can live no /. 
 
 II. 9. the measure thereof is /. than the earth 
 Jer. 44. 22. so that the Lord could no /. bear 
 Luke 16. 2. for thou mayest be no /. steward 
 Acts 18. 20. when they desired him to tarry /. 
 
 25. 24. crying, that he ought not to live any /. 
 Pom. 6. 2. that are dead to sin, live any /. therein 
 Gal. 3. 25. we are no /. under a school-master 
 1 2hess. 3 .1. when we could no /. forbear, 5. 
 
 1 2'im. 5. 23. drink no /. water, but use a little wiue 
 
 1 Pet. 4.2. that he no /. live the rest of his time 
 Pev. 10. 6. that there should be time no /. 
 
 LONGETH. 
 
 Gen. 34. 8. my son Shechem /. for your daughter 
 Deut. 12. 20. because thy soul /. to eat flesh 
 Psal. 6.3. 1. mv flesh /. tor thee in a dry land 
 84. 2. my soul /. for the courts of the Lord 
 LONGING. 
 
 Deut. 28. 32. thine eyes shall fail with /. for them 
 Psal. 107 . 9. for he satisfieth the /. soul 
 119. 20. my sou! breaketh for the /. that it hath 
 LC>F.G-suffering. 
 
 Exod. 34. 6. l ord God merciful and gracious, /.- 
 suffering, Num. 14. 18. Psal. 86. 15. 2 Pet. .3. 9. 
 Jer. 15. 15. O Lord take me not away in thy /. siff. 
 Pom. 2. 4. ordespisest thou riches of his l.-suffer. 
 
 9. 22. endured with much l.-suffer. vessels of wrath 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 6. by knowledge, by /. .suffer, by kindness 
 Gal. 5. 22. fruit of the i^pirit is love, l.-suffering 
 Eph. 4. 2. with I .-.suffering, forbearing one another 
 Col. 1.11. strengthened to all l.-suff. with joyfulness 
 
 3.12. put on, as elect of God, meekness, l.-suffer. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 16. that in me Christ might shew' all l.-s. 
 
 2 Tim. .3.10. thou hast fully known my faith, /.-«/#. 
 4.2. rebuke, exhort wdth all l.-.svffer. and doctrine 
 
 1 Pet. 3.20. when 1.-.suffering of God waited in days 
 
 2 Pet. .3.15. the l.-suff ering of our Lord is salvation 
 
 LOOK, S. 
 
 Psal. 18. 27 . but thou wilt bring down high /. 
 
 101. 5. tliat hath a high /. 1 will not suffer 
 Prov. 6. 17 . the 1 ord hateth a prpud /. a lying 
 21. 4. a high /. and proud heart is sin 
 Isa. 2. 11. the lofty I. of man shall be humbled 
 
 10. 12. 1 will punish the glory of his high /. 
 
 Ezek. 2. 6. nor be dismayed at their /. 3. 9. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 20 . whose /. w as more stout than his fellows 
 l.OOK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To behold or see, Deut. 28. ,32. 
 [2] To consider or take particular notice oj. 
 Lev. 13. 5. [3] 2'o expect or wait for, Jer. 13. 
 
 16. Mat. 11. .3. [4] To believe and trust in, 
 
 Isa. 45. 22. 
 
 Gen. 13.14. /. from the place where thou art 
 15. 5. /. towards heaven, and tell the stars 
 19 . 17 . escape for thy lire, /. not behind thee 
 
 40. 7 . wherefore /. ye so sadly to-day ? 
 
 41. .33. now let Pharaoh /. out a man discreet 
 
 42. 1. Jacob said, why /. ye one upon another.’ 
 E.xod. 10. 10. /. to it ; 'for evil is before you 
 
 25. 20. and their faces shall /.one to another 
 40. /. that thou make them after their pattern 
 Lev. 1.3. . 31 .J. then the priest shall /. if the spots 
 5.3. if the priest shall /. and behold, 56; 
 
 14. 3. then the priest shall /. if the plague, 39, 44. 
 Dent. 9. 27 . /. not to the stubbornness of this people 
 28. ,32. thine eyes shall /. and fail w ith longing 
 1 Sam. 16. 12. liavid was ruddy, and goodly to /, to 
 17 .18. /. how brethren fare, and take pledge 
 
 1 Kings 18. 43. go up now', /. toward the sea 
 
 2 Kings .3. 14. 1 would n<-t /. toward thee, nor see 
 6. .32. /. when messenger (ometh, shut the door 
 9. 2. /. out there, .lehu, and go in, make him rise 
 ■"O. .3. /. even out best and meetest of niaster'ssons 
 
 g.L /. there be none ot the servants of the 1 .ord 
 14. 8. come, let us /. one another in the face 
 1 Chron. A. 17 . the God ot our fathers /. thereon 
 Job .3. 9. let it /. for light, but have none 
 
 5. + 1. to winch of the saints wilt thou /. ? 
 
 20.21. therelore shall no man /. for his goods 
 
 21. + 5. /. unto me and be astonished, lay your hand 
 .35. 5. /. to heavens and see, and beholii the cloud? 
 
 Ps. 5. 3. 1 will direct my 01 ayer to thee, and /. up 
 40. 12. iniquities so that 1 am not able to /. up 
 
 12.3. 2. as the e\cs of servants /. to their masters 
 Prov. 4. 25. let ihine eyes /. right on.iiid eye-lid» 
 
 27 . 23. to know thy flocks, and /. well to th\’ herds 
 E.ccl. 12. 3. that /. but at the windows be darkened 
 Cata. 4. 8. /. from top of Amana, t'henir, llermon 
 l.sa. 5. .30. if one /. unto the land, behold darkness 
 8 . 17 . I will wait on the Lord. 1 will /.tor him 
 
 21. shall curse their kingand (;od,and /.upward 
 
 22. they shall /. unto earth, and behold trouble 
 17 . 7 . at that day siiall a man /. to his Maker 
 
 8. he shall not /. to the altais, work of his hands 
 
 22. 4. /.away from me, 1 will weep bitterly 
 8. thou didst /. in that day to the armour 
 
 31.1. they /. not to the Holy Oneot Israel 
 42.18. hear, ye deaf, /. ye blind, that ye nvay see 
 
 45. 22. /. unto me. and be saved, all ends of earth 
 51. 1. /. to the roc k whence ye are hewn 
 
 2. /. to Abraham your father, and to Sarah 
 
 56.11. they all /. to their own way for gain 
 59. 11. we /. for judgment, but there is none 
 66. 2. but to this man will I /. that is poor 
 
 Jer. 1.3. 16. and while ye /. for light, he turn it 
 
 39 .12. take and /. well to him, do him no harm 
 4i!. 4. come with me, and 1 w ill /. well to thee 
 
 46. 5. their mighty ones are fled, and /. not back 
 
 47 . .3. the fathers shall not /. back to their cliildren 
 Ezek.23. 15. all of them princes to/. ustoEabylou 
 
 29 . 16. iniquity to remembrance when they /. 
 llos. .3. 1. w ho7. to other gods, and love wine 
 Jonah 2. 4. 1 will /. again towards thy holy temple 
 Mic. 7 . 7 . therefore will 1 /. to the Lord, will wait 
 Nah. 2. 8. stand, stand, but none shall /. back 
 Mat. 11. 3. or do w’e /. for another ' Luke 7- 19, 20. 
 ]\Iark8. 25. put hands on eyes, and made him /. up 
 Luke 21. 28. when these things begin, then /. up 
 John7.52. search and /. for outof fialilee no prophet 
 Acts 6. .3. /. ye cut seven men of honest report 
 
 18.15. if it be a question of words, /. ye to it 
 
 1 Cor. 16.11. 1 /. for him with the brethren 
 
 2 Ccr. 3. 13. Israel could notstedfastly /. to the end 
 
 4. 18. while we/, at things which are seen 
 J^hil. .3. 20. from whence’we /. for the .“^aviour 
 Jlcb. 9 . 28. to them that /. for hiin shall he appear 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. which the angels desire to /. into 
 
 2 Pet. 3.1.3. nevertheless we /. for new heavens 
 14. seeing ve /. for such things, be diligent that 
 
 2 .Tohn 8. /. to yourselves, that we lose not 
 Pev. 5. 3. and no man w as able to /. thereon 
 4. found worthy to read the book, nor /. thereon 
 LOOK doun, 
 
 Deut. 26. 15. 1. doun from thy holy habitation 
 P.-al. 80.14. /. down, behold, and visit this vine 
 85. 11. righteousness shall /. down from heaven 
 Isa. 6.3. 15. /. down from heaven, and behold from 
 Lam. 3. 50. till L. /. doun, and behold from heaven 
 LOOK c>7i, ori/jncri. 
 
 Gen. 9.16. bow shall be in cloud, and I will/. rz/icn it 
 
 12.11. 1 know thou art a fair woman to /. uj.on 
 24. 16. Eebekali w as very fair to l.upon, 26.7. 
 Exod. 3. 6. Nloses was afraid to /. upon God 
 
 5. 21. the Lord /. upon you, and judge, because 
 .39. 4.3. and Moses did l.upon all the work 
 
 Lev. 13. 3. the priest shall /. on the irlaeue in theskin 
 of the flesh, 21, 25,26, .31, .32, 34, 43, 50. 
 
 3. the priest shall /. on liim, 5, 6, 27, 36. 
 
 14. 48. the priest shall /. upon it, and behold 
 
 Num. 15. . 39 . for a fringe, that ye may /. upon it 
 Judg. 7 . 17 . Gideon said, /. on me, and do likew ise 
 
 1 Sam. 1.11. if thou w ilt indeed /. cn the affliction 
 
 16. 7 . /. not on his countenance or statui e 
 
 2 Sam. 9.8. shouldest /. upon such a dead dog as 1 am 
 11. 2. the woman w as very beautiful to /. upon 
 16 . 12. it may be the I ord w ill /. cn m 3 ' affliction 
 
 2 Chr. 24.22. he said, I.ord, /. upon it, and require it 
 Esth. 1. 11. Vashti file queen was fair to /. on 
 Job 6. 28. now, therefore, be content, /. upon me 
 
 40.12. /. on every one that is proud, and bring low 
 Psal. 22. 17 . my bones stare and /. upon me 
 
 25.18. /. ?//ien tnineaffliction and my pain, forgive 
 .35. 17 . Lord, how long wilt thou Lon? rescue 
 84. 9. and /. the face of thine Anointed 
 119 .132. /. thou upon me, and lie mercitul to me 
 142. + 4. /. on the right hand, and see 
 Prov. 4. 25. let thine eyes /. right on. and eye-lids 
 
 23. 31. /. not thou upon the wine w hen it is red 
 Cant. 1.6. /. not upon me because 1 am black 
 
 6. 1.3. return, return, that we may /. upm thee 
 Isa. 14 . 16 . that see thee, shall narrow I 3 /. upon thee 
 
 .33.20. /. upon Zion |151.6. /. upon theearth beneath 
 66 . 24. go forth and /. m on the carcases ot the men 
 Mic. 4 . 11 . be defiled, and let our eye /. upon Zion. 
 Nah. . 3 . 7 . that /. upon thee, shall flee trcm thee 
 llab. 1 . 1 . 3 . of purer eyes than to /. upon iniquity 
 
 2.15. that thou n.ayest /. upon their nakedness 
 Zcch. 12. 10. shall /. upon me whom they pieiced 
 
 J uke 9. 38. tnaster, 1 beseech thee, /. upon tny son 
 John 4. .35. lift un your eyes, and l.upni the fields 
 19 . . 37 . the 3 'shall l.upon hitn whom they pierced 
 Acts 3. 4. E'eter and .lohn said, Lon us. 12. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 7 . /. upi u things after outw aid ai'pearance 
 Phil. 2. -*r. /. not every man on his own tilings 
 lUv. 4. 3. lie that sat'was to /. up, n like a jasper 
 LGOK I D. 
 
 Gen. 6. 12. God /.on the earth, and if was corrupt 
 
 18. 16. the tnen rose up, and /. tow aid .''odom 
 
 19. 26. his w ife /. back i 26. 8. /. out at a w indow 
 29. 32. the Lord hath 1. upon my affliction 
 
 ‘zdj 
 
LOO 
 
 Cen. 39 .23. keeper of the prison 1. not to any thing' 
 6. .loseph /. on them, behold tliey were sad 
 Uxod. 2. 11. Moses went and 1 . on their burtlens 
 12. he 1 . tliis way and that way, and saw no man 
 Hi}, and Clod 1. upon the children of Israel 
 4. 31. Lord had /. on their afilietion, Dent. 26. 7 
 14. 24. the Lord 1 . on the host of the Egyptians 
 16.10. that tliev /. toward tlie wilderness 
 .33. 8. the people /. after Moses till lie was gone 
 12. 10. Aaron 1. on INliriam, she was leprous 
 16. 42. that they 1. towards the tabernacle 
 £4. £0. he /. on Amalek, he took up his parable 
 21. /. on the Kenites, and took up his parable 
 Jos/ 1 . 8 . 20. when the men of Ai 1. behind them 
 Jtidff. 5. 28. the mother of -Sisera /. out at a window 
 
 6. 14. the Lord/. upon him, and said, go in might 
 
 13. 19. and .Manoah and his wife /. oh, 20. 
 
 20. 40. the Benjamites/. behind them, and hehold 
 
 1 iSam. 6. 19 . because they had /. into the ark 
 
 9. 16 . 1 have/, on my people, because cry came to 
 
 14. 16. the watchmen of .Saul /. and behold 
 
 16. 6. when they were come, he /. on Lliab 
 
 17 . 42. the Philistine /. about, and saw David 
 24.8. Saul /. behind him, David stood, 2 /iam. 1 . 7 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 20. Abner 1. behind him and said 
 ,6. 16 . Michal 1. through a window, and saw David 
 22. -12. they /. but there was none to save 
 
 1 Kings 18. 43. I'dijah's servant went up and 1. 
 
 Q. Kings 2. 24. Klislia turned back and 1. on them 
 o. .30. the people 1. and behold he had sackcloth 
 9. 30. Jezebel iiainted, and 1. out at a window 
 14. 11. /. one another in the face at Beth-shemesh 
 £ CJiron. 13. 14. when Judah 1. back, the battle 
 26. 20. 1 . on him, and behold he was leprous 
 Kst/t. 2. 15. favour in the sight of all who 1. on her 
 Job 6 . 19. the troops of Tema /. Shelia waited 
 1 sa/, 14. 2. the Lord i. tosee if any did understand 
 .34. 5. they /. to him, and were lightened 
 53. 2. God 1. down on the children of men 
 102. 19. he hath 1. down from his sanctuary 
 109. 25. when they /. they shaked their heads 
 Cant. 1. 6. because the sun hath 1. on me 
 Isa. 5. 2. he 1. that it should bring forth grapes 
 
 7 . he /. tor judgment, but behold oppression 
 22.11. but ye have not 1 . to the maker thereof 
 64. 3. didst terrible things which we 1. not for 
 
 Jer. 8. 15. we /. for peace, no good came, 14. 19. 
 Jam. 2. 16. certainly this is the day that we 1. for 
 J'.ek. 10. 11. whither tlie head 1 . they followed 
 16. t 4. wast not washed when 1 1. upon tliee, 8. 
 
 21. 21. he consulted with images, he /. in the liver 
 Jan. 1.13. let our countenances be 1. on before tliee 
 Obad. 12. not liave 1 . on the day of thy brother 
 
 13. thou shouldest not have 1. on their affliction 
 .Hag. \‘. 9. ve /. tormucli, and lo it came to little 
 JMar/c 3. 5. when he /. round about, 5. 32. 110 ^3 
 
 6. 41. he /. up to heaven, and blessed and brake' 
 
 8. 24. he 1. and said, 1 see men as trees walking 
 lb. 4. when they 1. they saw the stone rollerl 
 J-,it/ce\. 25. 1. on me, to take away rny reproach 
 2.38. spake to all that f. for redemption in .lerusa 
 10. .32. likewise a Levite came and 1 . on him 
 
 22. 61. the Lord turned, and /. upon Peter 
 John 13. 22. then the disciples 1. one on another 
 
 fhey 1 . stedtastly toward heaven 
 -8.6. alter they had 1 . a great while and saw no 
 Jieb. 11 10. tor he (. for a city which hath foundat. 
 
 1 Joiiii 1.1, that v/hicli we have/, upon,declare we 
 ^ LOOK Eli, with eyes. 
 
 lifted up his eyes and 1. Esau came 
 3(. 2 d. they luted up their eyes and /. and behold 
 Van 10. D. then I lifted up mine eyes 1. and behold 
 J.ec/i. 2. 1 . Zechariah lifted hiscyej and 1. 5. 9. 1 6 . 1 
 /LOOKED. 
 
 Gck. 16. 13. have / also here 1. after him thatseeth 
 behold ye had sinned 
 "’hen / /. for good, then evil came 
 J’sal. 69. 20. anu 11. for some to take pity, but 
 142. 4_. 1 1. on my right hand, and beheld 
 
 window, / 1. through my casement 
 ■( ' d, and received instruction 
 Jccl. 11. //. on all the works that my hands 
 c ** j 7 bring forth grapes, it brought 
 
 03. 5. and i 1. and there was none to help, 1 wond. 
 
 .LzcX-. 1 . 4 ^//and Miold,2 9. i 8.7. I 10.1,9.1 44.4. 
 
 Jon. 1-. p. then / Daniel 1 . and behold there stood 
 .Cecil.I have /. and behold a candlestick 
 Mcts 22. 13. and the same hour 11. up upon him 
 Jiev. 4. 1. 1 1 . and behold, 6. 8. 114.1, 14. j 15. 5 
 LOOKEST. 
 
 ./oA 13. 27 . thou 1. narrowly to all my paths 
 Jab. 1.13. why' 1. on them that deal treacherously ^ 
 LOOKETH. 
 
 13. 12. if leprosy cover wheresoever priest 1. 
 
 21. 8. when he 1 . on the serpent, he shall live 
 20. Pisgab, which /. toward Jeshimon, 2.3. 28. 
 
 1 Sam. 16 . 7- man 1. on the outward appearance 
 JobT.Q. as an hireling 1. for the reward of work 
 28. 24. tor he 1. to the ends of the earth 
 33. 27 . he 1. on men, and if any say, 1 have sinned 
 Jsal.Sli 13. the Lord/, from heaven, he beholdetli 
 
 14. he /. on all the inhabitants of the world 
 104. 32. he /, on the earth, and it trembleth 
 
 Jrov. 14. 15. the prudent /. well to his goings 
 31. 27 . she/, well to the way's of her household 
 . Cant. 2. 9. behold, he /. forth at the window 
 6.10. who is she that/, forth as the morning? 
 
 7- 4. as the tower which /. toward Damascus 
 /.fa. 28. 4. when he that /. upon it seeth it 
 J.zelc. 8. 3. the doer that /. toward the north 
 11.1. the gate which /. eastward, 4ti. 6, 22. I 4.3. 1. 
 
 ^ , 1-14.1.146.1,12.147.2 
 
 40. 20. gate of the court that /. toward the north 
 Mat. 5. 28. whosoever /. on a woman to lust after 
 24. 50. lord come when /. not for him, Lide 12.46 
 
 LOR 
 
 Mar/c 7 . .34. and /. up to heaven, he sighed 
 15. 40. there were af.so women /. on afar off 
 Lu/ce6. 10. /. roiiiul altout upon them all, he said 
 9. 62. and /. back, is fit tor the kingdom of God 
 21. 26. nien’s hearts failing them for /. after 
 Johti 1. .36. Jolm /. on .les. saith, behold the I.amb 
 20. 5. /.in, saw linen clothes lying, yet went not in 
 Acts 6. 15. /. stedtastly on him, saw his face as it 
 23. 21. are they ready, /. fora promise from thee 
 Jit. 2. 13. /. for that blessed ho|)e and appearing 
 Heh. 10. 27 . but a certain fearful/. for of ludgment 
 12. 2. /. unto Jesus the author and finisher of faith 
 15. /. diligently, lest any fail of the crace of God 
 2 /-’<?/. .3. 12. /. tor the coming of the nay of God 
 Jude 21. /. for the mercy of our I/ird Jesus Christ 
 LGOKl NG-GJ,A.S.S. 
 
 Job . 37 .18. spread out the sky as a molten 1. glass 
 LOOKl NG-Gf.A.SSES. 
 
 Exod. .38. 8. made laver and foot of/.-a/aw. of worn. 
 I/JOP.S. 
 
 Exod. 26. 4. thou shalt make /. of blue, 5. 
 
 5. /. sha-lt thou make, 10. Ml. put taches in the /. 
 36. 11. made /. ot blueII12. fifty /. made he, 17. 
 LOO.Sl',. 
 
 Cxen. 49 . 21. Kaphtali is a hind let /. giveth goodly 
 l.ev. 14. 7 . let the living bird /, into the open held 
 Job 6. 9 . that he would let /. his hand and cut me off 
 .30. 11. they' have let /. the bridle before me 
 Isa. 14. t 17 . did not let prisoners /. homeward 
 Jan. 3. 25. lo 1 see four men /. walking in the fire 
 LOO.SE, Verb, 
 
 Signifies, [1] To unbind, John 11. 44. [2] To 
 
 open, Kcv. 5. 2, [.3] To put off. Josh. 5. 15. [4] 
 To remit and absolve, 31at. 16.19. [5] 'I'o set at 
 //Aerry, P/ial. 105. 20. [6] 'I'o set sail, Acts 13. 
 
 LOR 
 
 13. 
 
 27. 21. 
 
 Jam. 1. 25. wlioso 1. into the perfect law of liberty' 
 LOOKING. 
 
 1 Kings J. 25. three oxen /. toward the north 
 1 C/»r. 15. 29 . Idichal /. out at a window, saw Dav, 
 Z L/iron. 4. 4. diree oxen /. toward the south 
 Isa. 38. 14. mine eyes fail ■with /. upward 
 Juat. 14.19. /. up to heaven, he blessed. Juke 9. 16. 
 286 
 
 Jeut. 25. 9. and /. his shoe from off his foot 
 Josh. 5. 15. /. thy- shoe from off thy foot, for 
 Job .38. .31. canst thou /. the banrls of Orion 
 Psal. 102 . 20 . to /. those that are appointed to death 
 
 Isa. 20. 2. go and /. the sackcloth rrom thy loins 
 45. 1. 1 will /. the loins of kings, to open gates 
 52. 2. O .lerusalem, /. thy.self from the bands 
 58. 6. to /..the bands of wickedne.ss, to imdo burd. 
 Jer. 40. 4. and now behold 1 /. thee this day 
 j\Iat. )6. 19 . whatsoever ye /. on earth, 18. 18. 
 
 21. 2. ye shall find an ass tied and colt, /. and 
 bring them to me, Hlark 11. 2, 4. Lu/e 19. .30. 
 
 Luke 19. 31. if any man ask, why do ye /. him ? .33. 
 Jihn 11. 44. .fesiis said, /. him, and let him go 
 Arts 1.3. 25. shoes of his feet 1 am not worthy to / 
 24. 26. money have been given, that he might/. 
 lien. 5. 2. who is worthy to /. the seals thereof 
 5. hath jirevailed to /. the seven seals thereof? 
 
 9. 14. /. the tour angels bound in Euphrates 
 LOO.SE1). 
 
 Exod.18. 28. that the breast-plate be not I. .39. 21. 
 Jeut. 25. 10. the house of him that hath his shoe /. 
 Judg. 15.14. his bands /. from off his hands 
 Job .30. 11. because he /. my cord and afflicted me 
 . 39 . 5. who hath /. the baniis of the wild ass ? 
 
 Psal. 105. 20. the king sent and /. him, let him go 
 116. 16 . 1 am thy servant, thou hast /. my bands 
 I'.ccl. 12. 6. or ever the silver cord be /. or bowl 
 Isa. 5. 27 . nor shall the girdle of their loins be /. 
 .33. 2.3. thy tacklings are /. they could not spread 
 51.14. captive exile hasteneth'that he may be /. 
 Jer. 6. + 8. lest my soul be /. from thee 
 Ezek. 23. t 17 . and her mind was /. from them 
 Jan. 5. 6. so that the joints of his loins were /. 
 AJat. 16. 19 . be /. on earth, /. in heaven, 18. 18. 
 
 18. 27 . was moved with compassion, and /. him 
 AlarkJ. .35. the string of his tongue was /. Lnke\. 64. 
 Juke 13. 12. woman, thou art /. from thy infirmity 
 
 16. ought not this daughter to be /. on sabbath ? 
 Actsl. 24. raised up, having /. the pains of death 
 13. 1,3. when Paul and company /. from Paphos 
 16. 26. and every one'5 bands were /. 
 
 22. .30. on the morrow he /. him from his bands 
 
 27 . 21. have hearkened, and not have/, from Crete 
 40.,/. the rudder-bands, and hoised up the sail 
 
 Kom.'i.l. if the husband be dead, she is /. from 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 27 . art thou /. from wife ? seek not a wife 
 Llev. 9. 15. the four angels were /. vvhich were 
 20. 3. after that he must be /. a little season, 7. 
 
 LOOSETD. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. + 33. God my strength, and he /. mv way 
 Jo/; 12. 18. he /. the bond of kings, and girdeth 
 
 t 2 l. he /. the girdle of the strong 
 Ps. 146. 7 . food to hungry, the L. /. the prisoners 
 LOUSING. 
 
 Alark 11.5. said to them, what do vou /. the colt? 
 Luke 19. .33. as they' were /. the colt, Ihe owners 
 Arts 16.11. therefore /. from J roas, we came 
 £ 7 . 13. /. thence, they' sailed close by Crete 
 LOP. 
 
 Isa. 10. 3.3. behold the Lord shall /. the bough 
 LORD 
 
 Is, Cl) A word of authority, signifying a ruler or 
 governor; and is applied, to the three Divine 
 Persons, [1] To the l ather, Gqw. 2. 4. [2] 'J'othe 
 .Sow, Psal. 110. 1. Col. 3. 24. [.3] 'To the Holy 
 Spirit, £ Thess. .3. 5. Because they support and 
 uphold the kingdom of nature, grace, and glory, 
 Deut. 33. 27 . Deb. 1.3. [-1] 7b/7Wi7.f, Gen. 4i>. 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 19 , 20. [5] 'I'o princes and nobles, 
 
 Gen. 42. 10, .30. Dan. 4. 36. [6] 'J'o tyrants, 
 Isa. 26. 1.3. 1 Pet. 5. 3. (ll) .1 word of reverence 
 and respect, and is applied. [1] 7b an husband, 
 Gen. 18. 12. [2] 7b a master. .lohn 15. 15. [31 
 'J'o prophets, 1 Kings 18. 7- 2 Kings 2.19. [4] 
 To persons of worth and merit, Gen. 24. 18. 
 
 Gen. 18. 14. is any tiling too hard for the J..? 
 
 24. 40. the L. before whom 1 walk will send 
 26. 28. we saw certainly the L. nas with thee 
 
 28. 21. I come again, then shall the L. be my God 
 .39. 2. and the L. was with Joseph, 21, 23. 
 
 Exod. 5. 2. who is the L. that 1 should obev him ? 
 
 8. 24. and the L.did so, and there came Hies 
 
 9. 29. the earth is the L. l^sal. 24.1. 1 Cor. 10. 26. 
 
 10. 10. the /. be so with you, as 1 will let y'ou go 
 13. 8. because of that which the L. did to me 
 
 Erod.lS.ll. every firstl. of beast fhemale shall he J, 
 .30. . 37 . it shall be unto thee holy for the J. 
 
 32. 26. who is on the L. side, let him come to me 
 34.14. tor L. whose name is jealous, is a jealous G. 
 
 offering, all the fat is the L. 
 I 0 . 8 . Aaron shall cast one, lot tor the L. 25.4. | 27.2. 
 Eum. 14. 14. they heard that thou, L. art among 
 this people, that thou, L. art seen face to face 
 43. therefore the L. will not be with you 
 In' lor the L. 
 
 XT,- If H'c L. will say 
 
 -.1. *6. all that the L. speaketh that must I do 
 ^4. 11. the L. hath kept thee hack from honour 
 
 31. DO. we have brought an oblation for the L 
 
 32. 12. they have followed the L. Deut. l. 36.' 
 
 JJeut. .3. 21. so shall the /,. do to all kingdoms 
 
 4. .3d. know that the L. he is G. .39.1 Kings 18. 39. 
 fj*-, 1 Ihe L. and you at that time 
 
 10. 14. behold the heaven of heavens is tlie L 
 
 17 . and L. of lords a greatG. a mighty, a terrible 
 29 . 2 . y e have seen all that the L. did in Egvpt 
 4. yet the L. hath not given you an heart to 
 2 ^. w herefore hath the />. done thus to this land I 
 1 Kings 9. 8 . 2 Chron. 7 . 21. 
 
 31. 4. L. shall do to them as he did to .Sihon 
 
 32. 6. do ye thus requite the J. O foolish people 
 .30. to flight, except the L. liad shut them up 
 
 33 29. happy art thou, O people, saved by the /. 
 Josh. 2. 12. swear unto me by the L. 1 Sam. 24. 21. 
 
 .3.11. even the L. of all the earth passeth overi I 3 ! 
 
 10. 25. thus shall the L. do to all your enemies 
 14. 12. it so be the L. wijl be with me, then 
 
 Judg. 1. 19 . the L. was w ith Judah, and he drave 
 22. and the L. was with the hou.se of .Joseph 
 2.10. arose a generation which knew not the L. 
 
 4. 14. is not the L. gone out before thee ? 
 
 6. 13. if the L. be w ith us, w hy is this befallen us 
 
 11. 31. cometh to meet me shall surely be the L. 
 
 17 . 13. now' know 1 that the L. w ill do me good 
 liuth 1 . 17 . i. do so to me and more, 1 Sam. 20 1.3 
 
 2.4. the L. be w ith you, 2 Chr. 20. 17 .2 'Thess. 3.16. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2. there is none holy as the L. for there is^ 
 8. tor the pillars of the earth are the L. 
 
 3.18. it is the L. let him do what seems. John 21.7. 
 19 . Samuel grew, and the J^. was with him, 18. 
 
 - l-iings 18. 7 . 1 Chron. 9. 20. 
 
 12. 16. this great tiung which the L. will do 
 17 .. 37 . the/., be with tliee, 20.13 .1 Chr. 12 . 11 , 16 . 
 
 2(). 2.3._^the /. be between thee and me, 42. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 24. L. art become their G. 1 Chr. I 7 . 22. 
 R'. 12. L. do w'hat seemetli him good, 1 Chr. 19 1 . 3 . 
 
 1 Is mgs 18.21. if the /. be God, follow him, if Baal 
 
 2 Jungs 6. 27. it the L. do not help, w hence shall 1 
 
 33. what shall I Avait tor the jL. any longer i 
 10 .16. come with me and see mv zeal for the L 
 
 18. 25. am 1 now come without the L. Isa. .36. 10. 
 
 1 C_’///-. 16 .25. for great is the L. l^sal, 48.1. | 145. 3. 
 
 17- 26. and now, /,. thou art G. anil hast promised 
 21. 24. not take that which is thine tor the L. 
 
 1 Chr. 19 . 6 . ye judge not for man, but for the L. 
 
 11. and the L. shall oe with the good 
 .3.3. 13. Manasseh knew that the L. was God 
 Eeh. 9 . 6. even that thou art L. alone, Isa. tij. 20 
 Psal. 4. .3. know the L. hath set apai t the godly 
 
 3.3. 12. blessed is the nation, w hose God is the L, 
 35. 10. my bones say, L. who is like unto thee ? 
 
 4.5. 11. for he is thy L. worship thou him 
 
 66.18. If 1 regard iniquity, the /.. will not heai me 
 86. 5. for thou L. art good, ready to forgive 
 
 92. 8 . thou L. art most high for ever, 97 . 9 . 
 
 100 . .3. know' ye that the L. he is God, lie made us 
 109. 21. do thou for me, O God the L. 140. 7 . 
 
 27 . they' may know that thou L. hast done it 
 116. 5. gracious is the L. and righteous 
 118. 2.3. this is the L. doing 1| 27.'’G< d is the L. 
 
 124. 1. if it had not been tlie L. who was on, 2. 
 
 1.30.3. if thou L. shouldest mark iniquity, who stand 
 
 I. 32. 5. till 1 find .out a place for the J. 
 
 Prov. 24. 18. lest the L. see it, and it displease him 
 
 30. 9 . lest I deny thee, and say, who is the L. l 
 Isa. 10. 20. but shall stay' upon'the L. the holy one 
 
 19. 21. and the I., shall be known to Egypt” 
 
 33. 21. the L. will be to us a place of broad rivers 
 42. 24. did not the J.,. he against whom w e sinned * 
 44. 23. sing, O heavens, for the L. hath done it 
 52.12. the L. will go bcf. you, your rerewarci 
 
 Jer. 2. 6. where is the L. that brought us, 8. 
 
 5. 10. her battlements, for they are not the L. 
 
 8. 19 . is not thei. in /ion ? is not her King in her ? 
 
 16. 21. they shall know that my name is the L. 
 
 21. 2. if so be that the L. w ill deal with us 
 
 23. 6. called, the L. our Righteousness, 33. 16. 
 
 31. .34. saying, know the L. lleb. 8. 11. 
 
 50. 7 . even the L. the hope of their fathers 
 
 51. 50. remember the L. afar off, let Jerusalem 
 Lam. 3. 31. for the I,, will not ciist oft' for ever 
 
 50. till the/,, look down,and belicld from heaven 
 Ezek. 35. 10. possess it, whereas the L. was there 
 Jan. 1 . 47 . truth it is, your God is a L. of kings ' 
 
 9. 17- cause thy face to shine for the L. sake 
 Hos. 2. 20. Iietroth thee, and thou shalt know the L. 
 
 5. 4. and they' have not known the L. 
 
 II. 10. they shall w alk after the L. he shall roar 
 
 12. 14. his reproach shall his L. return to him 
 
 Joel 2. 21. tear not, tor the J^. w ill do great things 
 dmos .3. 6. be evil in the city, and J^. liath not done 
 
 5. 14. and so the /,. shall be w ith you 
 Chad. 21. and the kingdom shall be the L. 
 
 Alic. 1. 1.3. and the L. on the head of them 
 
 3.11. lean on tlie L. and say, is not the L. among 
 4. 7- the L. shall reign over them in mount Zion 
 
 6. 8. and what doth the L. require of thee r 
 'Zeph. 1. 5. that swear by the /,. and by Malcham 
 Zech. 9.1. when eyes ot man shall be toward the L. 
 
 14. the L. shall be seen over them 
 14. .3. then shall the L. go forth and fight against 
 9 . in that day shall there be one /,. his name one 
 AJat. 7 . 11 . not every one that saith, L. L. shall enter 
 into the kingdom, 22. 22,44. Luke 13. 25. 
 
 8.2. /,. it thou wilt, thou canst make, Luke 5. 12. 
 
 25. save usll 9. 28. they said, yea, / . 13. 51. 
 
 14. 30. L. save me || 15. 25. saying, J. help me 
 
LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 Mat. 15. 27. she said, truth L. ll 25.11. i.X.opento 
 
 21.3. L. liath need of, Mark 11.3. Jjake It). 31, ,34. 
 43 he saith to him, liow then doth David call 
 
 him L. r 45. Mark 12. 37. Luke 20. 44. 
 
 24. 42. ye know not uhat hour your L. will come 
 ~4G. whom his L. shall lind so doing, Luke 12.43. 
 
 50. the L. ot tliatseiwant shall come, Luke 12.46. 
 
 25. 21. enter (hou into the joy of thy L. 
 
 . 37 . L. when saw we thee an hungered ? 44. 
 
 26. 22. L. is it 1 ■' |! 28.6. the place where the L. lay 
 Mark 2.28. t^on of man is L. of sabbath, Luke 6. 5. 
 
 5. 19 . how great things the L. hath done for thee 
 
 9.24. L. 1 believe, help thou, Jo/m 9. 38.1 11.27. 
 10.51. L. that 1 may receive my sight. Mat. 20.33. 
 
 16 . 20. preached, the L. working with them 
 Luke 1. 17 . to make ready a people for the L. 
 
 25. thus L. dealt with me, to take my reproach 
 
 2. 11. born a Saviour, which is Christ the L. 
 
 6. 46. why call ye me L. L. and do not what I say ? 
 
 9 . 57 . a man said to him, L. I wdll follow thee, 61 . 
 
 11.1. L. teach us to pray, as John taught his discip. 
 
 13.8. L. let it alone this year, till 1 dig about it 
 
 14. 21. that servant shewed his L. these things 
 
 17 . 5. apostles said unto the L. increase our faith 
 37 . where L. ? || 2.3. 42. L. remember me when thou 
 
 24. 34. saying, the L. is risen indeed, and appeared 
 Jo/m&. 68. L. to whom shall we go, thou hast life 
 «. 11. no man L. 1| 9. 36. who is the L. that 1 might 
 11. 34. they said to him, L. come and see 
 
 13. 13. ye call me Waster and L. and say well 
 
 25. L. who is it.' || 20. 25. we have seen the L. 
 
 20.2. they have taken the L. out of the sepulchre 
 
 21.12. none durst ask him, knowing it was the L. 
 
 21. Peter saith, L. what shall this man do ' 
 
 Acts 2.36. whom ye crucified, both L. and Christ 
 
 4.24. i.thou art G. || 29. now L, behold threatenings 
 
 9. 5. and he said, w'ho art thou L. ? 26.15. 
 
 10.4. and said, w hat is it, C. |114. not so, i,. 11.8. 
 
 10. 36. peace bv Jesus Christ, he is L. of all 
 
 22. 10. and 1 said, what shall I do, I,.? 
 
 Horn. 9 . 28. because a short work will the L. make 
 
 10. 12. for the same L. over all is rich unto all 
 
 14. 9 . that he might be L. of the dead and living 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 8. not have crucified the L. of glory 
 
 3. 5. even as the L. gave to every man 
 
 4. 4. but he that judgeth me is the L. 
 
 19. I will come to you, if the L. w ill, .Tam. 4.15. 
 6.1.3. but for the L. 11 7.) t). yet not 1, but the L. 
 
 12 .5. differences of administrations, but the same L. 
 
 15. 47 . second man is the L. from heaven 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. and to be present with the L. 
 
 11 . 17 . 1 speak it not after the 1j. but as it were 
 I'.ph. 4.5. one L. H 5. 29. even as the L. the church 
 Fhil. 2.11. tongue confess that Jesus Christ is L. 
 
 4. 5. moderation be know n, the L. is at hand 
 1 T/tess. 4. 17 . so shall we ever be with the L. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.15. the King of kings, and L. of lords 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. with them that call on the L. 
 
 3. 11. out of them all the L. delivered me 
 
 4. 8. which the L. shall give me at that day' 
 
 17 . notwithstanding the L. stood with me 
 J7e(i.2.3. which at first began to bespoken by the L. 
 
 8.11. saying, know the L. for all shall know 
 Jam. 5. 15. and the L. shall raise the sick up 
 2 I'et. 3.8. one day is with the L. as a thousand 
 Jude 9 . Michael said, the L. rebuke thee 
 liev. 11.8. w here also our L. was crucified 
 
 15. are become the kingdoms ot our L. and his C. 
 17 .14. overcome, for he is L. of lords, 19. 16. 
 Af/aiiist the LOIID. 
 
 Exod. 10.16.1 have sinned against the L. your God, 
 Josh. 7 . 20. 2 Sam. 12. 13. 
 
 16 . 7 . that he heareth your murmurings ag. the Ij. 8. 
 Lev. 5 . 19 . have trespassed ag. 1.1.. Num.5.6. \ 31.16. 
 
 6.2. if a soul commit tresi)ass against the L. 
 
 JS um. 14. 9 . only rebel not against the I.. Josh. 22.19. 
 
 16. 11. are gathered together against the L. 27. 3. 
 
 Psal. 2. 2. Acts 4. 26. 
 
 21 . 7 . we have sinned, for we have spoken ag. the L. 
 
 26. 9 . company of Korah, when they strove ag. t. L. 
 .32.23. ye ha\ e sinned ag. the L. Jer. 40.3. | 44.23. 
 
 Eeut.l.M .havesinn. ag the L. 1 Sam. 7 .6. Jer. 8. 14. 
 
 9 . 7 . ye have been rebellious ag. the L. 24.1 31. 27. 
 
 13. t5. because he hath spoken revolt against the L. 
 Josh. 22. 16 . that ye might rebel this day ag. the L. 
 
 18. it will be, seeing“ye rebel this day ag. the L. 
 
 22. or if in transgression ag. the X. save us not 
 29. God forbid we should rebel against the L. 
 31. have not committed this tresjiass ag. the L. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.25. if a man sin ag. t. L. who shall entreat 
 12.23. sin against the L. in ceasing to pray for you 
 
 14. .33. behold, the people sin against the L. in that 
 .34. slay them here and eat, and sin not a,g. the f-,. 
 
 2 Kings 17 .7. Israel had sinned ag. the L. their God 
 9 . did secretly things not right again.st the L. God 
 
 1 C/tr. 10.13. transgression he committed ag. the L. 
 
 2 Chr. 12.2. because they had transgressed ag. t/ie L. 
 
 19 .10. warn them that they trespass not ag. the L. 
 28. 13. wheieas we have oftended already ag.theL. 
 
 19. Ahaz transgi’essed sore again.st the L. 
 
 22. in distress did he trespass yet more ag. the L. 
 Psal. 2.2. rulers take counsel ag. the L. and Anoint. 
 Prov. 19 . 3. and his heart fretteth against the L. 
 
 21. 30. there is no wisdom nor counsel ag. the L. 
 Isa. .3. 8. because their doings are against the L. 
 
 32.6. will w'ork iniquity to utter error ag. the L. 
 
 59.13. in transgressing and ly'mz against the 
 
 Jer. 28.16. hast taught rebellion ag. the L. 29. .32. 
 48.26. for he magnified himself the L. 42. 
 
 50. 7 . because they have sinned against the L. 
 
 14. against Babyl. she hath sinned ag. the L. 29. 
 
 24. because thou hast striven ag. the L. Zeph. 1 . 17 . 
 Pan. 5.23. buthast lifted up thyself the Ij. 
 
 J/os. 5. 7 . they have dealt treacherously ag. the Ij. 
 A/ii/i. 1.9.whatdoye imagine «g. the L. he will make 
 
 11. there is one that imagineth evil against the L. 
 See Liveth, Anointei), Ai’i'E.\itED. 
 Before the LORD. 
 
 Cen. 10.9. Kimrod was a mighty hunter ic/. the L. 
 
 1.3.10. w'ell watereil, hef. the L. destroyed .‘^odom 
 
 13. men of Sod. were sinners h. the L. exceedingly 
 
 18.22. but Abraham stood yet b. the L. and said 
 
 Gen. 27 . 7 . that I may eat and bless thee h. the L. 
 Exod. 16. 9. say to congregation, come near b. the L. 
 33. lay it up b. the L. to be kept, 1 Sam. 10. 25, 
 
 23. 17 . three times in the year all thy males appear 
 before the L. .34. 24. Deut. 16. 16. 1 Sam. 1. 22. 
 
 27 .21. Aaron shall order the lamps b. the L. 40. 25. 
 
 28. 12. Aaron shall bear their names hef. the L. 
 29 . for a memorial b. the L. .30. 16. JS'um. 31.54. 
 
 X,er. 4.6. sprinkle seven times A. the L. VI- 1 14.16,27. 
 
 9 . 24. there came a fire out from before the L. 
 
 10.2. wentout fire, and they died b. the L. Num.8.4. 
 
 Num. 5.16. bring lier near, set her b. the L. 18, .30. 
 
 10. 9. ye shall be remembered h. the L. your God 
 
 18. 19 . it is a covenant of salt for ever 1 ^. the L. 
 
 25. 4. and hang them up h. the L. against the sun 
 
 27 . 5. Moses brought their cause before the L. 
 Deut. 9 . 18. and I fell down before the L. forty days 
 
 12.18. but thou must eat them before the L. thy God 
 
 18. 7 . his brethren w Inch stand there before the L. 
 
 19. 17 . the controversy is, shall stand before the Ij. 
 Josh. 6. 26. cursed be the man b. the L. that buildeth 
 Judg. 11.11. uttered his words hef. the L. in Mizpeh 
 
 18. 6. before the L. is your way wherein ye go 
 
 20. 26. all the people sat there b. the L. 2 Sam. 7.18. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 17 . sin of the men was very great b. the L. 
 
 12. 3. here I am, witness against me before the L. 
 
 7 . that 1 may reason with you before the L. 
 
 21. 7 . was there that daj' detained b. the L. 
 
 26.19. but if they be men. cursed be they b. the L. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 21. it w’as b. the L. w Inch chose me before 
 
 21. 9 . and they hanged them in the hill h. the L. 
 kt Kings 19.14. liczekiah spread it i. the L. La.37.14. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 18. and the land is subdued b. the L. 
 
 29.22. and did eat and drink b. the L. wdth gladness 
 Psal. 96.13. b. the L. for he cometh to judge, 98. 9. 
 109 . 15. let them be before the L. continually 
 116.9.1 will walk bef. the L. in the land of living 
 Prov. 15. 11. hell and destruction are before the L. 
 Isa. 2 . 3 . 18. shall be for them thatdw'ell hef. the L. 
 Jer. 30. 7 . present their supplications before the L. 
 Kzek. 44. .3. shall sit in it to eat bread before the L. 
 Dan. 9 . 1.3. yet made we not our prayer bef. the L. 
 Mic. 0. 0. wherewith shall f come h. the L. and bow 
 Zech. 2. 13. be silent, O all flesh, bef. the Ij. for he 
 
 7 . 2. and their men to |)ray bef. the I,. 8. 21, 22. 
 Mai. 3. 14. we have walked mournfully h. the L. 
 
 2 Tim. 2.14. charging them b. the L. that they strive 
 2 Pet. 2. 11. bring no railing accusation bef. the L. 
 See Bless, Blessed, Galled, Cast Cut, 
 
 Chosen, Choose, Commanded, Feak, 
 Feared, IIe.ioice. 
 
 From the LORD. 
 
 Gen. 4.1.1 have gotten a man/. L. |119. 24. fire/. L. 
 
 24. 50. Laban said, the thing proceedeth/. the L. 
 Num. 11. .31. and there went forth a wind/. the L. 
 
 16- .35. there came out a fire/, the L. and consumed 
 46. there is wrath gone out/, the L. the plague 
 1 Sam. 16.14. evil spirit/. the L. troubled him, 19 . 9. 
 
 26. 12. a deep sleep/. the L. was fallen on them 
 
 1 TiingsfL. 15. it was his /. L. 11.3.3. shall be peace/. L. 
 Psal. 24. 5. he shall receive the blessing Jr. the L. 
 
 109 . 20. reward of mine adversaries from the L. 
 121. 2. my help cometh/. the L. who made heaven 
 Prov. 1^. 1. and the answer of the tongue is /. the L. 
 
 19 . 14'. and a prudent wife is from the L. 
 
 29 . 26. but every man's judgment cometh /. theL. 
 Isa. 29 . 15. seek to hide their counsel/rewj the L. 
 
 40. 27 . why sayestthou, my way is hid /. the L. 
 Jer. 7 . 1. the word that came to .leremiah/. the L. 
 
 11 . 1 .1 18 . 1 . 121 . 1 . 126. 1. I 27 . 1.1 .30. 1. 1 
 
 .32. 1. 1.34. 1.8, 12. 1 .35. 1. I 36. 1. I 40. 1. 
 
 17 . 5. cursed whose heart departeth from the L. 
 37 . 17 . the king asked, is there any w'ord f. the L. 
 
 49.14. 1 have heard a rumour/, the L. an ambas. 
 Lam. 2. 9. her prophets find no vision from the L. 
 .3. 18. my strength and hope is perished/, the L. 
 Ezek. 11. 15. .lerusalem said, get ye far Jir. the L. 
 
 33. 30. hear what is the word that cometh fr. the L. 
 Dos. 1. 2. committed whoredom, departing/, the L. 
 Chad. 1. we have heard a rumour J’. the L. arise 
 Mic. 1. 12. but evil came down/. the L. to tjie gate 
 
 5. 7 . remnant of Jacob shall be as a dew/, the Ij. 
 Zeph. 1. 6. and them that are turned back /. the L. 
 Zech. 14. 13. tumult f. the L. shall, be among them 
 Luke 1. 45. things which were told her from the L. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 6. in the body we are absent from the L. 
 
 See Give, Given. 
 
 LORD God. 
 
 Gen. 9. 26. be said, blessed be the L. God of Shem 
 
 15. 2. Abram said, L. God what wilt thou give me 
 
 8. L. God, whereby shall I know 1 shall inherit 
 24 . 27 . blessed be the L. G. of my master Abraham 
 
 28. 13. I am the Ij. God of Abraham thy father 
 Exod. 32. 27 . the L. God of Israel, Josh. 9. 18, 19. 
 
 I 10. 40, 42. I 1.3. 14, .33. I 14. 14. 
 
 34. 6. the Lord, the L. (ferfmerciful and gracious 
 Josh. 7 . 7 . Joshua said, alas, O L. God, wherefore 
 
 22. 22. the L. God of gods, the L. God of gods 
 24. what have ye to do with the L. God of Israel ? 
 
 24. 2. the L. God of Israel, Judg. 4. 6. | 5. 3, 5. 
 
 111. 21, 2.3. 121. .3. Ruth 2. 12. 1 Sam. 2. .30. 
 
 114. 41. I 20. 12. I 2.3. 10.1 25. .32, 34. 1 Kings 
 1. .30. 1 Chron. 23. 25. I 24. 19. 
 
 Judg. 6. 22. Gideon .said, alas, O L. Cmd, because 
 
 16. 28. O L. God, remember me only this once 
 
 1 Sam. 6.20. who is able to stand bef. tins holy L. G.? 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 10. and the L. God of hosts was with him 
 7 .18. who am 1,0 L. God, and what is my house ? 
 
 19 . and is this the manner of man, O L. Gtod f 
 
 20. for thou, L. God, knowest thy servant 
 
 22. wherefore thou art great, () E. G., none like 
 
 1 Kings 1. .36. the L. G. of my lord the king say so 
 48. the king said, blessed be the L- God of Israel 
 
 8. 15. 1 Chron. 16. 36. I 29. 10. 
 
 14. 1.3. found some good thing toward the L. God 
 
 17 . 1. Elijah said, as the L. God of Israel liveth 
 
 18. .3'7. may know thou art L. G. H 2 Kings 19. 19. 
 
 2 Kings fl. 14. and said, where is L. Gedof Elijah f 
 
 1 Chr.Yi. 17 . state ofa man of high degree, O L. G. 
 
 2 Chr. 1.3.12. fight ye not against L. God of fathers 
 2L 18. they left the house of the L. God of fathers 
 
 26. 18. nor shall it be for thy honour from L. God 
 
 2 Chr. 32.16 his servants spake more against L. G. 
 Neh. 9 . 7 . thou art the L. Cod, didst choose Abram 
 lhal. .31. 5. hast redeemed me, O L. God of truth 
 41.13. blessed be L. God of Isr. from everlasting 
 to everlasting, 72. 18.1 106. 48. Luke 1. 68. 
 68. 18. that the Ij. God might dwell among them 
 71 . 5 . thou art my hope, O L. G. thou art my trust 
 
 81.11. for I,. G. is a sun and shield, will give grace 
 85. 8. 1 will hear what the 1.. God will speak 
 Jsa. 28. 22. for 1 have heard from the L. G. of hosts 
 50. 7 . for the L. God will hel|) me, therefore, 9. 
 65. 15. for L. G. shall slay thee, and call servants 
 
 Jer. 44. 20. not named, saying, the L. God liveth 
 Ezek. 5. 11. as 1 live, saith the L. (jod, 14. 16. 
 
 I. 3. 9. know I am the L. God, 2.3. 49. I 24. 24. 
 
 16. 19. anil thus it was, saith the L. God 
 
 2.3. woe, woe unto thee, saith the L. God 
 
 18. .30. according to his ways, saith the L. God 
 
 21. 7 . be brought to pass, saith the L. God 
 
 1.3. it sliall be no more, saith the L. God 
 
 22.12. and hast forgotten me, saith the L. God 
 
 29 . 20. because they wrought for me, saith L. G. 
 .34.31. and 1 am your God,saith the L. God 
 
 36. 2.3. know that I am the Lord, saith the J,. God 
 32. not for your sakes do 1 this, saith the L. God 
 . 37 . 3. and 1 answered, O L. God, thou knowest 
 39. 5. for 1 have spoken it, saith the L. God, 23. 
 
 34. I 26. 14. I 28. 10. 
 
 8. it is come, and it is done, saith the L. God 
 43. 27 . 1 will accept you saith the L. God 
 Dan. 9. 3. 1 set my face unto the L. God, to seek 
 IIos. 12. 5. even L. God of hosts is his memorial 
 ylwwf 1.8. aremn. of I’hil. shall perisli, saith L.G. 
 
 3. 7 . L. God will do nothing, but herevealefh 
 
 8. the L. G. hath spoken, who can but prophesy ? 
 
 4. 5. for this liketh you, saith the L. God 
 
 9. 5. L. God of hosts is he that toucheth the land 
 Mic. 1. 2. let the L. God be witness against you 
 llah. .3.19. the L. God is my strength, he will make 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. sanctify the L. God in your hearts 
 Rev. 4.8. holy, holy, L. G. Almighty, 11.17 I ,16.7. 
 15. .3. marvellous are thy works, L. G. Almighty 
 
 18. 8. for strong is the L. God who judgeth her 
 
 19. 6. for the L. God omnipotent reigneth 
 
 21.22. the L. God and the Lamb are the temple 
 
 22. 5. for the L. God giveth them light 
 
 See All, Fathers. 
 
 LORD his God. 
 
 Exod. 32.11. Moses besought the /,. his G. and said 
 Lev. 4. 22. the commandments of the L. hts God 
 Num. 2.3. 21 . the L. his God is with him, the shout 
 Deut. 17 .19. that he may learn to fear the L. his G. 
 18. 7 . he shall minister in name of the L. his G. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 6. David encouraged hims. in L. his God 
 
 1 Kings 5. 3. an house unto the name of L. his G. 
 
 II. 4. heart was not perfect with L. his G. 15. .3. 
 
 15. 4. did the L. his G. give him a lamp in lerusal. 
 
 2 Kings 16.2. not right in the sight of the L. his G , 
 2 Chr. 1.1. the L.h. G. was with hiin,and magnified 
 
 14. 2. good and right in the ey es of the Ij. his God 
 11. Asa cried unto the L. his God, and said 
 
 15. 9. when they saw that L. his G. was with him 
 26 16. Uzziah transgressed against the L. his G. 
 
 27 . 6. .lotham prepared his ways before L. his G. 
 
 28. 5. L. his G. delivered Ahaz into hands of Syria 
 .31. 20. Hezekiah wrought right before L. his God 
 
 33.12. Manasseh in afifiictioh besought L. his God 
 34. 8. Josiah sent to repair the house of L. his G. 
 36. 5. Jehoiakim did evil in sight of L. his G. 12. 
 
 23. the L. his G. be with him, and let him go up 
 Ezra 7 .6. accord, to hand of the L. his G. upon him 
 Ps. 146. 5. happy he whose hope is in the J,. his G. 
 Jonahfl. 1. then Jonah prayed to the L. his G.ont 
 Mic. 5.4. feed in majesty of the name of L. his G. 
 
 1.0 RD mp God. 
 
 Num. 22. 18. not go beyond the word of L. my G. 
 Deut. 4.5. even as the L. my God commanded me 
 18. 16 . not hear again the voice of the L. my God 
 
 26. 14. have hearkened to tlie voice of L. ray God 
 .Tosh. 14. 8. but 1 wholly followed the L. my God 
 2 Sam. 24. 24.1 offer burnt offerings to the L. my G. 
 1 Kings .3. 7 . G L. wy G. 8. 28.1 17- 20, 21.1 Chron. 
 21. 17 . 2 Chron. 6. 19. Psal. 7- 1. 3. 1 13. .3. 
 I 30. 2,12.1 .35. 24.1 38. 15. I 40. 5.1 86: 12. 
 1 109 . 26. Jonah 2. 6. Ilab. 1. 12. 
 
 5.4. the L. my G. hath given me rest op every side 
 5 . 1 purpose to build an house unto the name of 
 the L. my God, 1 Chron. 22. 7. 2 I'hron. 2. 4. 
 Ezra 7 .28. as the hand of the L. my G. was upon me 
 
 9. 5. and 1 spread out my hands to the L. my ( iod 
 Ps. 18. 28. the L. my God will enlighten my darkn. 
 .Ter. 31. 18. turn thou me, for thou art L. my God 
 Dan. 9. 4. I prayed unto the L. my God, and said 
 
 20. while I was present, my supplic. bef. J,. m. G. 
 Zech. M. 4. thus saith the L. my God, feed the flock 
 14. 5. and the L. my G. shall come, and all saints 
 IJJRD our God. 
 
 F.tod. 3. 18. sacrifice to L. G. 5. 3. | 8. 27. I 10.25. 
 8. 10. there is none like to L.our God, Ps. 113.5. 
 
 10. 26 . tliereof must ive take to sen e the our G. 
 Deut. 1. 6. the Ij. our Gorfspake unto ns in Iloreb 
 
 19. we went through all tnat wilderness, as the 
 
 L. our God commanded us, 41. | 6. 20. 
 
 20. which Ij. our G. doth give i nto us, 25. | 2. 29. 
 2. 33. L. our Gorfdelivered him betore ns,.36. | .3. .3. 
 
 . 37 . nor unto wliatsoever L. o»o'(drrf lorbaue us 
 
 4. 7 . so nigh to them as L. our G. is in all things 
 
 5. 2. L. our G. made a covenant with us in 1 loreb 
 
 24. the L. our God hath shewed us his glory 
 
 25. if we hear the voice of /.. our God any more 
 
 27 . go and hear all that the /-. our (-'.shall say 
 
 6.4.0 Israel, L. tur God \sont Lord, .l/a/X'12. 29 ■ 
 24. to fear L. our G. [I 25. to do betore L. our G-, 
 
 29.15. that standeth this day before the /,. mir G. 
 
 29. the secret things belon": to the L.our God 
 .Tfldi. 18. 6. cast lots for you before the L.our God 
 
 22.19. an altar, beside the abar of L. our God, 29. 
 24. 17 . L. our God, he it is that brought us up out of 
 24. the people said, the L. our God will we serve 
 .Tudg. 11.24. whomsoever L. owrt-.shall driveout. 
 1 Sam.’t. 8 . cease not to cry to the L. our ( ». for us 
 1 Kings 8 . 57. L. our G. be with us, as with fathers 
 
LOR 
 
 1 KJnfm?,. 59. let these rny words be nigh L. our (1 
 a Khir/s IB. 2‘2. I)ut it' > e say, we trust in /,. our (iod 
 ly. ly. () L.our (rod,sn<.'e thou us out of his liand 
 
 1 Vhrou. 13. tl. and ll)at it he ot' L. our G. let us seiui 
 1;'). 13. the L. our O.inade a breach on us, tor tliat 
 16. I'l. lie is L.our f/. Ids judguients, I’^al. Kid. 7 
 2y. 16. (■) L. our God, 2 Chron. 14. 11. Piul. yy.B 
 
 I 106. 47. /ia.26. 13. 1 37.20. Jer. 14. 22. Dan 
 0. Id. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 11. we keep the cliargeof the L.our G 
 14.7. because we liave souglil the L. our God 
 ly. 7 - there is no iniquity with tlie L. our God 
 32. B. hut with us is the L. our God to lielp u' 
 
 11. /y. our God shall deliver us out of the hand 
 Lzra 9.8. grace hath lieen shewed from the J,. our G 
 Psai. 20. 7. w'ill reineinh. the name of the L. our (, 
 90. 17. let the beauty of the L. our God he on us 
 94. 23. yea, the 1.. our t)'<)£/shall cut them off 
 99. 5. exalt ye the L.our (1. and worship at Ids, 9 
 
 9. for the L. tl. is holy |1 10d.7.forhe is the 7y. G 
 
 122. 9. because ot the house of the L. our G. 
 
 123. 2. so our eyes wait on the L.our God 
 Jer. 3.22. wecoine to thee, for thou art the L. our G. 
 
 23. in the L. our (lorfis the salvation of Israel 
 25. we have sinned against the L. our God, w'e and 
 
 fathers, and have not obey ed voice of l,.our( 
 
 5. ly. w heretore doth the L. our God these things 
 
 24. let us nosv fear the L. our God WvAi giveth rain 
 8. 14. for the L. our f/crfliat!i put us to silence 
 16. 10. sin we have committed ag. the I,, our (jod 
 26. 16. hatii spoken to us in tlie name of X. our G 
 3]. 6. arise, and let us go up to /ion, to the L.our G 
 37 . 3. saj ing, pray now to L. our G. for us, 42. 2o. 
 42. 6. we will obey the voice of the J.. our God 
 43.2. the //. c7^r (j. hath notsent tliee tosay, go not 
 
 50 . 2B. to declare the vengeance of tlie L. our G. 
 
 51. 10 . let us declare in/ion the V'ork of Zy. c 7 /r fl. 
 pan. 9 . y. to the L. our G. belong mercies, tho’ we 
 
 10. nor have we obeyed the voice of tlie Z. our G. 
 14. for the Z. our G. is righteous in all his works 
 
 Mic. 4. 5. we will walk in the name of the L. our G 
 7 . 17 . they shall be afraid of the L.out God 
 yJcts 2. 39 . as many as the L. our God shall call 
 2<ev. ly. 1. glory, honour, and power to tlie L. our G. 
 LOUD their God. 
 
 F.xod. 10 , 7 . serve L. t. G. 2 Chr. .34. 33. Jer. 30. 9 . 
 29. 46. they shall know tliat I am the L. their (Jod, 
 
 , Eze/c. 2B. 26. | 31. 30. I 39. 22, 2B. 
 J,ev.26. 44. break covenant, I am L. t. G. Zeoh. K) 6 
 Jvdjj.?,. 7 . forgat/y. t. 0.8. 34 .1 Sarn. 12 . y..Zer. 3.21. 
 
 3 A my.s y. 9 . because they forsook L.t. (>. Jer. 22. 9. 
 2 A/wy,? 17 . 7 . Israel had sinned ag-ainstthe L.t.G'. 
 
 Q. that were not right against the L. their (Jod 
 14. fathers, that did not believe in the 1^. their G. 
 
 16. they left all the commandmentsof the L. t. G. 
 19. .ludah kept not commandments of tlie L. t. (J. 
 
 IB. 12. obeyed not voice of tlie L. t. (}. Jer. 7 . 2b' 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 6. were consecrated to the their God 
 33 . 17- did sacrifice unto the L. their (Jod only 
 Jer. 43. 1. spake all the wonte of the L. their God 
 for which the L,. their Hod had sent iiini to them 
 5i). 4 . they shad go and seek tlie/y. t. (J. f/os 3 5 
 h'os. I. 7 and 1 wdll save them by the L. their God 
 7 .10. and they do not return to the L. their God 
 JJa!/ J. 12. people obeyed the voice of the A. their G. 
 ^.eck. t). 10. the L,. t. (>. sliall sa^e tliein in that day 
 Luke 1. 16. and man 3 'shall he turn to the L. their G 
 LOUD thy God. 
 
 Exod. 20. 2. I am the L. thy God, P.^al. 81.10. Tsa. 
 
 ^ 51. 15. y/c,v. 12. 9.1 13. 4. 
 
 5. tor I the L, thy (t . am a jealous Ciod, I )eni, 5,9. 
 JJeut. 2. 7. iheiy. thy flotf hath been with thee 
 4. 24. the L. t. G. is a consuming fire, a jealous G. 
 31. tor tne L. thy (lod is a merciful God 
 7. 9. know therefore that the L. thy God, he is God 
 21. tor the L. thy God is amongyou, 2.3.14. 
 a. 5. as a man his son, so the L. t. (J. chasteneth thee 
 32. 31. thou shalt not do so to the, [.. thy God 
 2o. 1. tortile L. thy (Jod is wdth thee who bromdit 
 26. 5. and thou shalt say before the L. thy God 13 
 28. 5B. mayest feai' this feai ful name, the /,. thy G 
 Jonh. 1.9. be strong, for the L.thy (Jod is withthee 
 
 17 . only the L. t'ly G. be with thee as with Moses 
 2A«w.l4. 17 . therefore the L. t. G.will be withthee 
 
 Jim the L. t. G.the holy One of Israel 
 5o. 0 . shall run to thee, because of the L. thy (Jod 
 Jer. 42. 2. pray for us to the L. thy (J. even for this 
 3. that the L. t. G. may shew us the way wherein 
 Ahc.'i. 10. which said to me, where is the L. thy (J. r 
 Zeph. .3. 17 . the L. thy G. in midst of thee ismiohty 
 Mat. 4 . 7 . thou shalt not tempt the L. t. G. Luke A 1" 
 JAIWM your (Jod. 
 
 I.ev. 19. 2. ye shall be holy, for 1 A. y, G. am holy 
 Pent. 1 . 10 . L. y. G. hath multiplied you as stars 
 30. the L.your God he shall figiit for you, , 3 . 22 
 6.16. yeshall not tenqit the 1.. y. (J. as in IMassah 
 30. 17 . the L.y. G. is God of gods. Lord of lords 
 
 20. 4. the A.2/C70-Gcr/is he that goeth with you 
 Josh. 2. 11. the Jj.your Gedisttod in heaven above 
 
 2.3. .3. the L. y. G. is he that hath fought for you, lo. 
 
 1 JSnni. 12. 12. when the L.your (Aid w'as your km”' 
 
 2 A ing.'t 17- 39. but the your God ye shall fear 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 18. is not the L. your (Jod w ith vou '■ 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 20. believe in theyw/r G. sdshallye 
 Jer.-12. 20. ye dissembled, wdienyesent me to 
 
 Joel .3. 17. sosliall ye know that 1 am the L.your G. 
 yJcrs-3.22.aproiihetshall the L.your (J. raise,7..37. 
 Idee, lam the Loituyc?//' God. 
 
 I.OHD of ho.ds. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.11. O L. of hosts, Psal. 59.5. 1 84.1,3, 12. 
 
 , 2 Sam. 7 . 27 . Jer. 11. 20. | 20. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 2. called by the name of the J,. of hosts 
 7-ffi. saying, the of hosts is God over Israel 
 
 1 Kin. 18. 15. I lijahsaid, as A. /;. liveth, 2 Kin. .3.14. 
 
 2 Kinys 19. .31. the zeal ot the L. of hosts shall do 
 
 . this, Jsa. y. 7 . I . 37 . .32. 
 
 1 Chr. 11. 9^greater, for the L. of h. was with him 
 
 17 . 24 . the A. of n. God of Israel", even a G. to Isr. 
 i s. 24.10. the L. of hosts he is the King of glor\'’ 
 2»8 
 
 LOR 
 
 Pf. 46 . 7 . the T..ofh. is with us,ll.|| 48.8. in city L.h 
 Isa. 1.24. therefore saith the l/ird, the L. of host s 
 2 ,12. the day ot the L. oj //o.ir.r shall be on the proud 
 
 6 . 3. aiid one said, holy, holy, holy is the A. of hosts 
 5. mine eyes have seen the King, the A. of hosts 
 
 8. 1.3^sanctily the L. of hosts himself, let him be 
 14. 27 . tor the J.. of hosts hath purposed it. 23. 9, 
 
 19. 18. five cities shall swear to the L. of hosts 
 
 47 . 4 . A. is his name, 4!',. 2 . I 51. 15. 1.54. 5. 
 Jer. 10. 16. 1 .31. .35. I .32. 18,. | 5o. 34. | 51. 19 . 
 
 Jer. 46. 18. king, whose name is the L.ofh. 4 !i. 15. 
 
 25. L. of hosts saith, 1 will imnish the multitude 
 Hah. 2 . 13. is it not of the y..e/ //w.Oj that the people 
 Day. 2. 4. work, for 1 am wdth you, saith A. of hosts 
 Zech. 1 . 6 . like as the L.of Zo.vr.v thought to do to us 
 2.9. shall know that the L.of h. sent me, 11 . | 4 . y. 
 
 7 . 12 . came a great wrath from the of hosts ' 
 
 13. they cried, I would not hear, saitli the A. of h 
 
 8 . 21. let us go to pray, and to seek the A. of husti; 
 22 . many peoiileshall come to seek the /,. of ho<ts 
 
 14. 16. go u|) to worship the King, L. cf hosts, 17 . 
 
 21. every jiot shall be holiness unto the A. of h.' 
 Mai. 1 . 14. for 1 am a great King, saith A. of h. 
 Idee, ■daith the Loiiu. 
 
 J the T.ORD. 
 
 r.ev. 19. 2. for It. A. your G. am holy, 20.26. | 21.8. 
 21. 15. lor 1 t. L. do san' tify him, 2.3. 1 22. 9 ' lb! 
 A 7 /W. 14 .. 35 . A A. have said it,I will doit, Asc/(. 21 . 17 ! 
 Isa. 27 . .3. 1 1 . L. do keep it, 1 w ill w ater it every 
 
 41. 4. 1 the A. the first, and wdth the last i am ii'e 
 
 17 . when the needy seek, A t. /,. wdl hear them 
 
 42. 6 . 1 the L. have called thee in righteousness 
 45. .3. that J the A. w hich call thee by thy name 
 
 7 . It. L. rloall these things 1| ti. 7 t. L. created it 
 19 . 1 y.. speak righteousness, I declare thin'>s 
 
 21. have not 1 the L. and there is no God else" 
 
 60. 16. shalt know that 1 the 1 .. am thy .Saviour 
 
 22. 1 the L. will hasten it in his time 
 
 61 . 8 . for J the L. love judgment, 1 hate robbery 
 Jer. 17 . 10 . 1 t. A. search tlie heait, and try reins 
 Lzek. 5. 1.3. 1 1 . J.. have spoken it, 15, 17 | 17 01 
 
 121. .32. I 22. 14. I 21. 14. I 26. 14. | 30.‘ 12* 
 14. 4. 1 the A. will answer him that cometh, 7 . 
 
 9. I the A. have deceived that prophet 
 
 37 . 24. I J,. have brought down, ] A. have done it 
 
 20. 48. all shall see that 1 the A. have kindled it 
 
 21 .5. that I iAe A/, have drawn forth 1113 ’ sword 
 34. 24. 1 1. A. w ill be their G. David their prince 
 .30. know that J the 1^. their God am with them 
 
 36. .36. that 1 the L. do btuld, L the L. wdll do it 
 
 37 . M. know that 1 the L. have performed it 
 28. shall know that Z the L. do sanctity Israel 
 
 1 am. the LOUD. 
 
 Gen. 15 . 7 . lam the A. that brought thee out of Ur 
 Exod. 6 . 2 . y am the L. 6 , 8 , 29. | 12 . 12 . Lev. 18. 5 
 6 , 21 . Kum. .3. 1.3. Isa. 4.3. 11 , 15 ! 
 
 20 . 2. I A. thy G. w ho brought thee out of Egypt 
 
 I, ev. 22. .32. 1 A. which hallow you, that brought 
 Isa. 42.8. 1L. that is my name 1141.5. shall sav,y A. 
 Jer. 9 . 24. glory, that he knoweth that I am 'the L. 
 
 32. 27 . behold, 1 am the L. the God of all Hesh 
 Mai. 3. 6. for 1 am the L. 1 change not, therefore 
 idee Know. 
 
 1 am the LOUD your G.^d. 
 
 Exod. 6. 7 . ye shall know that I am J,. y. G. 16.12. 
 Lev. 11. 44. I am the A. your God, 18. 30. | 19. .3. 
 
 I 20. 7 . I 23. 22. Judy. 6. 10. Lzek. 20. 5, 7 ,' 
 79 , 20 . Joel 2. 27 . 
 
 LOUD Jesus, .see .Ti.sus. 
 hi the J.ORD. 
 
 Cen. 15. 6 . he believed in the L. and he counted it 
 Josh. 22. 25. Ueuh( n. Gad, ye have no p/art m L. 27 . 
 
 ^ heart rejoiceth in 1 . is exalted in L. 
 
 I sal. 4. 5. offer sacrifice, and put your trust in t A 
 
 II. 1. in the L. put I my trust, 26. 1. I 31.6, j 7.3 cb' 
 31.24. all ye that hope in A. 1| .32. 11. be glad inL 
 34. 2. my soul shall make her boast in the L. 
 
 .3.). 9 . my soul shall be joyful in the A. 
 
 37 . 4. delight also thyself in the A. Isa. .58. 14. 
 
 7-rest r. y,. || ,56. 10. t. A. w ill 1 praise his wq 
 64.10. the righteous shall be <i\?o\in the J,. 104. . 34 . 
 
 I rov. 3. 5. trust in the A. wdth all thine heart 
 29. 25. putteth his trust in the J.. shall be .safe 
 Isa. 26.4. in the Ij. .lehqvah is everlasting sti'cngth 
 29. ly. the meek shall increase their jo^' in the L. 
 
 4.5. 17 . but Israel shall be saved in the A. 
 
 24. in the L. have 1 righteousness and strength 
 
 25. in the L. shal 1 all the seed of Israel be justilied 
 .Ter. 5. 23. in the L. is the salvation of Israel 
 Zeph. 3. 2. she trusted not in the L. drew not near 
 Zech. 12. 5. .lerusalem shall be m.v strength in the A. 
 xicts 9.42. it was known, and many believed in t. L. 
 
 14. 3. they abode, speaking boldly in the L. 
 yw).16.2 ye receive hermZ,. 1|8. great Amplias ?«A. 
 12. sa ute Persis, who laboured much in the A. 
 
 1.3. salute Uutus, chosen in the L. and liis mother 
 22 . 1 iertius who wrote this salute you in the 1 .. 
 IGor. 1.31. glorieth, let him glorv in A. 2 G'lU'. 10.17 
 4. 17. and faithful in the A. || 7 .' 22 . called in the L. 
 
 7- 39 . bemai ried to wdiom slie w ill, only in the J.. 
 
 9. l.am I notan apostle, are not ye my work in L. 
 
 2. the seal ot my a|)ostleship are yo'in the A. 
 
 11 . 11 . nor the woman wdthout the man in the L. 
 
 10. 08 . that your labour is notin \ ain in the I,. 
 I.ph. 2 . 21 . groweth to an holy tem|>le in the A. 
 
 L 17 . ami testify nr A. 1| 5. 8. now are ye light A. 
 
 ( 1 . 1. children obey your parents in t'he L. for this 
 
 16. hnally, my breihren, be strong in the L. 
 
 21. 'J ychicus a faithful minister in the L. 
 
 brethren in the L. waxing confident 
 -.24. I trust in the L. I shall come to you shortly 
 29. receive him therefore in the L. with gdadne.ss 
 4-L my brethren, stand fast in the A. 1 Tluss. 3 . 8 . 
 that they be ot the same, mind in the L. 
 
 ' rejoiced in the I,, greatly, that at last 
 to your own busbands in the L. 
 
 4. J. 1 ychicus w ho is a fellow-svrvant in the 1.. 
 
 dimistry w hich thou hast received in the L. 
 
 1 ^ 2 . know them w Inch are over you in A. 
 
 have conlidencen/ the L. touching 
 Ehilem. 16. to thee, both in the llesh and in the L. 
 - 0 . joy ot thee in t. L, refresh my boweks in the L. 
 
 LOR 
 
 Rev. 14.13 blessed a t the dead which die in the L. 
 Idee Riijoick, Erl.st. 
 
 J.DRD is. 
 
 Gew 28. 16. surely the A. is in this place 
 Exod. 9.27 . the A. «righteous, 1 w icked, 2 Chr. 12 6 . 
 U).2 the A. IS my strength and song, he ismy G. 
 .3. the A. is a nian ot war, the A. is his name 
 
 18. 11. 1 know that A. greater than all gods 
 
 14. 9. the 1,. is with us, fear them not 
 18. the E. IS long-suffering, of great, Nah. 1 . 3. 
 42. go not up, tor the E. is not among you 
 
 16.3. arc holy every one, and the E. is among them 
 Uent. 10. 9. the A. is his inheritance, according 
 
 18.2. the E. ts their inheritance, as he said 
 Josh. 22. 34. shall he. a witness, that E. is God 
 ..'udy. 6 . 12 . and said, the 1^. is w ith thee, Luke 1 28. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. tor the E. is a tlod of knowled'm 
 16. 18. the A with David ,2 Sam.T.S “ 
 
 28. 16. seeing the E. is departed from thee 
 
 2 -dam. 22 . 2 . he said, the A. is my rock, Ps 18 " 
 
 1 h inysd. 6 <). people may know that the E. is- God 
 20. 28. Syrians said, the E. is the God of the hills 
 
 2 Citron. 13. 10 . hut as for us, the A. is our Go<l 
 15..2. the /. ir with you while ye be with him 
 
 I sal. 9. Id. A. r.y known by the judgment which he 
 
 10. 111 . the E. IS king for ever and ever 
 
 11.4. the A. is in his holy temple, his eyes behold 
 
 14. 6 . counsel ot poor, because the A. is his refuse 
 
 16. 5. the E is the portion ot fninc inheritance 
 
 23. 1 . tlie A. is iny shepherd, I shall not want 
 
 27 . 1 . the A. IS my light and my salvation, the L. 
 
 ‘ strength of my life, of whom be afraid 
 
 28. i. the E. ts iliy strength and shield, 118. 14 
 
 8 . A. is tliL'ir strength, and he is saving streno^th 
 
 gootl. blessed is 
 
 47 . 2. lor the A. most high is terrible, a great king 
 89.18. the Jj. is our defence and Holy One our king 
 
 92 . 15. to shew' that L. is upright, he ismy rock 
 
 93. 1. tlie E. is clothed with strength, wherewith 
 
 94 . 22. hut the 2.1 my defence and my rock 
 
 95. 3. the A. is a great God, 96. 4. I 99. 2. I 1.35 5 
 160. 5. the A. is good, 31. 8. | 1.35. 3. | 14.5. 9. jer. 
 
 33. 11. l.am. J. 25. Nah. 1 . 7 
 163.8. A. 2 r merciful and gracious. 111 . 4 . 1145.8.’ 
 113. 4. the A. IS high !| 118. 6 . the A. Z^on my side 
 
 121.5. the L. ts thy keeper, the Ij. Zj thy shade 
 125. 2. so the E. is round about his people 
 129. 4. A. Zi-right. 145. 17- Earn. 1. 18. Pan.g.lA 
 14o. 18. the A. ts nigh to all them that call on him 
 Prov. 15. 29. the E. is far from the wickecl 
 
 22. 2. the A. is the maker of them all 
 Z.'vi. .36. 18. for the 1,. is a Go<i of judgment 
 .3.3. 5. the A. Z^ exalted || 22. L. is ouf judge, our 
 42. 21. Jj. is well pleased for his righteousness 
 Jer. 10. 16. the Jj. Z> the true God, the living Go<l 
 17 . 7 . whose hope the A. Z^ H 20.11. the E. is with me 
 Aaw. .3. 24. the A. is my portion, .saith my soul 
 Ezek. 48. 35. the name of the city, the A. is there 
 Zmos 5. 8. maketii the stars, the E. is his name, 9. 6. 
 Uah. 2. 26. hut the A. is in his holy temple 
 xTeph. 3. 5. the just A. is in the midst thereof, 15. 
 Zech. Ki. 5. they sliall fight because A. is w ith tliem 
 
 1.3. 9. and tlicy shall say, the A. is my God 
 Euke24. 31. the A. Z.v risen indeed, and appeared 
 2’6>r. 3. 17 . now tlie A. is that Spirit, and where 
 Phil. 4. 5. moderation be known, the Jj. Zrat hand 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 0. the Jj. is the avenger of all such 
 
 2 Thess. 3. ,3. hut the A. 2 >faithful, who shall keep 
 Ileh. 1.3.6. the A. Z^ my helper, 1 will not fear 
 Jam. 5. 11. A. is very pitiful, and of tender merev 
 
 1. Pet. 2. .3. it ye have fasted that the J . is gracious 
 2 Pcg3. 9 . the A. Z^ not slack concerning his promise 
 See IM.4Ui;. 
 
 My LOUD. 
 
 Gen. 19. 18. Lot said unto him, oh, not so, my L. 
 Exod. 4.16. Moses said.O my A. 1 am not eloquent 
 
 1.3. O my A. send by hand of w hom thou wilt send 
 Num. 14. 17 . now lef the power of E. be great 
 Josh. 5. 11. be said, what saitlowyA. to his servant 
 Judy. 6. 1.3. D my A. ittlie L. he w ith us, whv is this 
 
 15. O my A. w herew ith shall I save Israel 
 
 1.3. 8. t) my A. let the man ot G. come again tons 
 P.'ol. 16. 2. thou hast said to the L. thou art my L. 
 
 .35. 23. stir up thyself, my God, my A. John 20. 28. 
 110. 1. the L. said to my L. Mat. 22.44. Mark\2. 
 
 .36. Euke 20. 42. xicts 2. 34. 
 Isa. 21.8. my A. 1 stand on the wateh fower 
 49.14. hut /ion saitli, rny L. liath forgotten me 
 Dan. 10. 16 . D my E. hj- the vision my sorrows 
 
 17 . can the servant ot my L. talk with this my A. ? 
 
 19 . and 1 said, let my speak, for thou hast 
 12. 8. O rny A. what shall be end of these things.’ 
 
 Zech. 1. 9- then said I, O my A. what are these r 4. 
 
 4. I 6. 4. II 4. 5. no, my E. I 3 ! 
 I.itkel. 43. that the mother of wy A. should come 
 John 26. 13. heeaiise they have taken away rny L. 
 Phil. .3. 8. the knowdedge of Christ le.sus'wt/ A 
 GLOHD. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 18. 1 have w aited for thy salvation, O A 
 Erodl5. 11. who is like to thee, () L. among gods: 
 Knm. 16. 36. return, G L. unto Israel, P.ml. 6.4. 
 Dint. 2d. 10. w hich thou, () A. hast giv en me 
 .Tosh.’i.H. O L. what shall 1 say, Israel tiirneth 
 Judy 5. 31. so let all thy enemies perisli. (■- E. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 31. G E. turn counsel of Ahithophel 
 22. 29. tliou art my lamp, G A. and I ord w ill 
 
 2.3. 17 . be it far from me, G Z.. that 1 should 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 20. G I., there is none like thee 
 29. 11. thine, O Z,. is Uie greatness, thine, G A 
 
 2 Chr. 14. 11 . help us, G. E. cur G. G E. thou art 
 Psal. 3. 7 . ari.-ve, G E. save me li5. 8 . lead me, G A. 
 
 (>. 2. G I,, heal me |l 3. but thou, G. J.. how long ’ 
 
 7 . 6. arise. () J.. 9 . 19 . | 10 . 12. 1 I 7 . 13. 
 
 8. judge me, G E. accord, lo my righteous. 26 1. 
 8.1. G Ij. our L. 9. ^ 9.1. 1 willpraise thee, G L. 
 
 9. 13. have merej u|)on me, G I,, consider my 
 trouble, 31. 9- 1 86. .3. | 123. 3. 
 
 18. 1. T w ill love thee, G J.. my strength, 1<). 14 . 
 
 22. 19 . be not Ibou far from me, G J,. A5. 22. 
 
 27 . 7- hear, G A. .36. 16.1 39. 12. I 69. 16. I 86. 6. 
 
 1102.1.1119.145.1140.6. 
 31. 14. I trusted in thee,G L. 1 said 
 
LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 Psal. 86.8. among the gods none like to thee, 0 L. 
 
 11. teach me thy way, O L. I walk, ‘25. 4. | 27-11. 
 
 115.1. not unto us,0 L.not unto us, but to thy name 
 liy. 151. thou art near, (2 i. thy commands truth 
 1-13.1. Iiear my prayer O L. I.ha. o'}A7-JJan.9.l9. 
 
 Jsa. 25.1. O L. thou art m^ (lod, I will e-talt tliee 
 
 63.16. thou, O L. art our Fath. our Redeem. 64. 8. 
 Jer. 10. 6. O L. thou art great H 11. 5. so be it, U L. 
 
 12. 3. but thou, O L. knowest me, thou hast seen 
 
 14. 9. yet thou, 0 L. art in the midst of us 
 
 17. 13^0 L. the hope of Israel, all that forsake 
 
 14. heal me, O 2-. and 1 shall be healed, save me 
 Lam. 1.11. see, O L. and consider I am vile, 2. 20. 
 
 3. 19. thou, O L. remainest forever, thy throne 
 21. turn us unto thee, U L. we shall be turned 
 Jonah 1.14. we beseech thee, U L. we beseech thee 
 Hab. 1.12. O L. thou hast ordained them for judgm. 
 
 3. 2. O L. revive thy work in midst of the years 
 Mai. 15. '’2. U L. thou Son of David, 20. .30, 31. 
 Luke 5. 8. depart, for I am a sinful man, O L, 
 
 Rev. 4. 11, thou art worthy, O £. to receive glory 
 
 6. 10. saying, how long, U L. holy and true 
 
 15. 4. who shall not fear thee, O L. and elorify 
 
 16. 5. O L. which art, and wast, and shall be 
 
 See I.ORU (iod. 
 
 Of the LORD. 
 
 Josh. 11.20. for it was of the L. to harden hearts 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 20. because 1 have asked him of the L. 
 
 8.21. he rehearsed them in the ears of the L. 
 
 2.3. 21. Saul said, blessed be ye of L. 2 Sam. 2. 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 25. his name .ledidiah Decause of the L. 
 
 1 KingsVo. 29. accoiding to the snyin^ of the L. 
 
 2 Kings 6. .3.3. he said, behold this evil is of the L, 
 8. 8. meet the man of G. and enquire of L. by him 
 10. 17 . according to thesaying of the L.to Rlijah 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 7 . one man, by whom we may enquire -L. 
 .34.21. go, enquireo/r/ie L. for me, and for Israel 
 Psal.9\. 2. I will say of the L. he is my refuge 
 Prov. 1-6. 33. but the disposing thereof is of the L. 
 
 20. 24. man’s goings are-/,. 1121. 31. safety is of L. 
 Isa. 49 . 7 . worship because of the L. that is faithful 
 
 51. 9 . O arm of the L. awake as in ancient days 
 Jer. 21. 2. enquire, I pray thee, of the L. for us 
 Lam. .3. 22. it is - L. mercies we are not consumed 
 Jonah 2. 9. pay that 1 vowed, salvation is of the L. 
 Acts 21. 14. ceased, saying, the will of L. be done 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 23. 1 have received of the L. that which 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 12. and a door was opened to me of the L. 
 Eph. 6. 8. the same shall he receive of the L. 
 
 Col. 3.24. knowing Xbatofthe L. ye receive reward 
 2 Tim. 1. 18. grant that he may hnd mercy o/r/ig L. 
 Jam. 1. 7 . thal lie shall receive any filing of the L. 
 
 5. 11. and ye have seen the end of the L. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 15. long-suffering of the L. is salvation 
 See Angel. 
 
 Anger of the LORD. 
 
 p.xod. 4.14. anger of the L. w'as kindled ag. INIoses 
 Num. 11. 10. anger of the L. was kindled against 
 Israel, 25. .3. Josh. 7 . 1. Judg. 2. 14, 20. 1.3. 8. 
 
 1 10. 7 . 2 Sam. 24. 1.2 k ings IS. 3. Isa. 5. 25. 
 Num. 12.9.- L. kindled against Aaron and Miriam 
 
 25. 4. that the fierce an. of L. may be turned away 
 
 32. 14. to augment yet the aw. L. toward Isr. 
 IJeut. 6. 15. lest the cm. of the L. be kindled ag. thee 
 
 7 . 4 . so will anger of the L. be kindled against you 
 29. 20 . then the an. of L. shall smoke ag. tliat man 
 
 27 . anger of theL. was kindled against tliis land 
 Josh. 2.3. 16. the anger of the L. be kindled ag. you 
 2 Sam. 6 . 7 .- L. kindled against Uzzah, 1 Chr. 13.10. 
 2 Kings 24. 20. thro’ - L. It came to pass, Jer. 52. 3. 
 2 Chr. 25. 15. a. of the L. kindled against Amaziah 
 Jer. 4.8. fierce a. of L. is not turned back from us 
 
 12. 1.3. ashamed because of the fierce a. of the L. 
 
 ■ 23. 20. anger of the L. shall not return fill, 30. 24. 
 51.45. deliver every man his soul from a. of the L. 
 Lam. 2.22. so that in day of L. none escaped 
 
 4. 16. the anger of the L. hath divided them 
 Zeph. 2. 2. before the fierce a. of L. come upon you 
 
 3. it may be ye shall be hid in the day of the 
 
 anger of the L. 
 
 See COMM.\NDMENT, CONGREGATION, COUN¬ 
 SEL, Day, Eyes, Face, Fear, Feast,Glory, 
 Hand, House, Knowledge, Law. 
 
 Mouth of the LORD. 
 
 Deut.B. 3. word that pi oceedeth out mouth of L. 
 Josh. 9 . 14. and asked not counsel at the mouth of L. 
 1 Kings 13. 21. thou hast disobeyed the mouth of L. 
 Isa. 1. 20. for the mouth of L. hath spoken it, 40. 5. 
 
 I 58. 14. Jer. 9. 12. Mic.4. 4. 
 62. 2. by a new name, which the - L. shall name 
 Jer. 23.16. and they speak notout Mmouth of t. L. 
 Name of the LORD. 
 
 Gen. 12. 8. Abraham called on the name of the L. 
 16. 1.3. she called tbcname of L. that spake to her 
 
 26. 25. Isaac called on n. of L. and pitched there 
 Eiod. 20 . 7 . shall not take - L. in vaim, Veut. 5. 11 . 
 
 33. 19 . 1 will proclaim 71 . of the L. before thee 
 
 34. 5. and the Lord proclaimed ?i. of the L. 
 
 J,ev. 24. 11. woman’s son blasphemed the - L. 16. 
 Deut. 18. 5. to stand to minister in n. of the L. 7 . 
 
 22. when a prophet speaketh in the 71 . of the L. 
 
 21. 5. them hatli God chosen to bless in n. of the L. 
 28.10. see that thou art called by the 71 . oj the L. 
 32. .3. because 1 will publish wawteo/L. ascribe 
 
 Josh. 9.9. thy servants are come beca. of 71 . of the L. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 45. I come to thee in n. of the L. of hosts 
 20.42. we have sworn botli of us in 7iame of the L. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 2. whose name is called by the 71 . of the L. 
 
 18. ble.ssed the people in the 71 . of L. 1 Chr. 16. 2. 
 
 1 Kings .3. 2. no house built to tlie name of the 
 
 Lord, 5. 3, 5. 1 8. 17, 20. 1 Chron. 22. 7, 19. 
 2 Chro7i. 2. 1, 4. I 6.10. 
 
 10.1. queen of .Sheba heard concerning name of L. 
 18. 32. Elijah huilt an altar in i\\C7in/ne of the L 
 
 22. 16. tliat which is true in n. L. 2 Chro7i. 18. 15. 
 
 2 Ki7igs2.24.and Elisha cursed them inn. of the L. 
 1 Chr. 21.19. which he spake in 71 . L. 2. Chr. .3.3. 18. 
 Job 1. 21. blessed he the 71. of the L. Psal, 11.3. 2. 
 Psal. 7 . 17 . I will sing praises ton. ot'L. most high 
 
 20. 7 . but we will remember n. of the L. our God 
 102. 15. so the heathen shall fear the n. of the L. 
 
 21. to declare 7*. f)/r//e L. in Zion, and his praise 
 
 Ps. 113.1. praise the - L. 135.1.1148.5.1.3. Joel2.26. 
 3. from rising of sun the L. 7ia/ne is to be praised 
 116. 4. then called 1 on 71 . of L. O Lord, deliver 
 118.10. but in the-/.will I destroy them, 11, 12. 
 
 26. blessed be he that coinetli in the 71 . of the L. 
 122. 4. to give thanks unto the 7iame of the L. 
 124.8. our help is in7i.of the /.who made heaven 
 129. 8. they which go by say, we bless you in - /. 
 
 Prov. 18. 10. the - /. is a strong tower, the righteous 
 Isa. 18. 7. to the place of the 7ta. of the L. of hosts 
 
 24.15. glorify the 7ia77ie of the L. in the isles of sea 
 .30. 27 . the 7ia. of L. cometh from far, burning with 
 48. 1. wliich swear by 71 a. of L. and make mention 
 50. 10. let him trust in n. of the L. and stay on God 
 56. 6. and to love the 71 a. of L. to be his s.ervants 
 
 59. 19 . so shall they fear the name of L. from west 
 
 60 . 9 . to bring their silver and gold to 7ia?7/e «/r./. 
 Jer. 3. 17 . all nations gathered to name of the Lord 
 
 11.21. saying, prophesy not in the 7ia7rte of the L. 
 26. 9 . wliy hast thou prophesied in the 7iame of L. 
 
 16. he hath spoken to us in the 7iame of L. 44.16. 
 
 20. Urijahthat prophesied in i\\C7iame of the L. 
 
 Amos 6. 10. we may not make mention of 71 . oft. L. 
 Mic. 4. 5. we will walk in 71 . of L. for ever and ever 
 
 5. 4. ye shall feed in the majesty of the 71 . of the /. 
 Zeph. 3.12. and they shall trust in name of the L. 
 Zech. 13. 3. thou speakest lies in the 7ia/7teof the L. 
 Mat. 21. 9 . blessed is he that cometh in tlie 7iame of 
 
 the L. 23. .39. Mark 11. 9, 10. Luke 13. 35. 1 
 
 19 . 38. John 12.'1.3. 
 
 Acts 9. 29. and he spake boldly in 71 . of the L. Jesus 
 10.48. commanded them to be baptized intj. of L. 
 19 . 13. to call over tliem the 71 . of L. .lesus, saying 
 
 17 . and the 71 . of the /. Jesus was magnified 
 
 21. 13. for I am ready to die for the 71 . of L. Jesus 
 
 22.16. wash away thy sins, calling on the 71 . of L. 
 2 Thess. 1.12. that the 71 . of L. Jes. may be glorified 
 
 .3. 6. we command you in the n. of L. Jesus Christ 
 Jam. 5. 10. prophets, \yho have spoken in n. of L. 
 
 14. anointing him with oil in the 7iaTne of the L. 
 
 See Caul, Gfeerincs. 
 
 Prophet and prophets of the LORD. 
 
 1 Sam. 3.20. Samuel established to be a p. of the /. 
 
 1 Khigs 18. 4. when Jezebel cut off the;;, of the L. 
 
 13. Jezebel slew the-/. 1122.1 only rerna’in a-/. 
 
 22. 7 . is there not here a proph. of the L. to inquire 
 
 of him ? 2 Kitigs 3. 11. 2 Chro7i. 18. 6. 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 9. a - /. was there, whose name was Oded 
 
 -See Sabaoth, Sabbath. 
 
 Servaiit, servants of the LORD. 
 
 T)e7it. 34.5. Moses the s. of t. L. died there in Moab 
 Josh. 1. 1. after the death of Moses ibcs.ofthe L. 
 13. which Moses the servatit of the /. commanded, 
 8. 31, .33.1 11. 12. 1 22. 2, 5. 2 Kmgs 18. 12. 
 
 15. which Moses the servant of the L. gave you, 
 
 12. 6. 1 13.8.1 18. 7 . 1 22. 4. 
 12. 6. them did Moses ibc servant of the /.smite 
 
 14. 7 . when Moses the j. of L. sent me from Kadesh 
 2-4. 29 . Joshua son of K un the - /. died, J7idg. 2. 8. 
 2 Ki7igs9. 7 . avenge the blood of all thererz-Tr-c//. 
 10. 23. see there be here none of the servatUs of L. 
 2 Chr. 1. .3. tabernacle Moses the s. of the L. made 
 24. 6. according to commandment of Moses the - /. 
 Psal. 113.1. praise the Lil. praise, O ye - /. 1.35.1. 
 
 134.1. behold, bless ye the Jmrd, O all ye ser. of L. 
 Isa. 42. 19 . who is blind or deaf as the /. servant 
 
 54. 17 . this is the heritage of the servants of the L. 
 2 Tim. 2. 24. and the serv.of the L. mustnot strive 
 
 Sight of the LORD. 
 
 Gen. 38 . 7 . Er was wicked in s. of L. and he slew him 
 Lev. 10. 19. should have been accepted in sight of L. 
 Deut. 6. 13. do tliat which is good in j. of L. 12. 28. 
 12. 25. do what is right in sight of the L. 21. 9. 
 2 Khigs 12. 2. | 14. 3. 1 15. 3, 24.1 18. 3.1 22. 2. 
 2 Chnrn. 20. 32. 1 24. 2. 1 25. 2.1 26. 4. 1 27. 2. | 
 29. 2. 1 34. 2. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 17 . wickedness is great ye have done in 
 
 the sight of L. 1 Kings 21. 25. 2 Khigs 21.6. 
 
 2 Kings 3.18. this is but a light thing in sight of L. 
 
 16. 2. did not what was right in - /. 2Chro7i.2B. 1. 
 Psal. 116.15. precious in - /. is death of his saints 
 Mai. 2. 17 . ye say, he that doth evil,is good in-/. 
 Luke 1. 15. for he shall be gi eat in the sight of L. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 21. not only in the s. of the L. but of men 
 Jam. 4. 10. humble yourselves m the sight of the L. 
 See Kvil 
 
 Spirit of the LORD. 
 
 Judg. 3.10. S. of L. came on Othniel, and he judged 
 
 6. 34. *3’. of L. cameon Gideon H 11. 29. on JeplUha 
 1.3. 25. - /. began to move Sams. 14. 6, 19. I 15.14. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.6. - /.will come on Saul |1 16.1.3. on Dav. 
 
 16. 14. but the Spirit of the L. departed from Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 2. - /. spake by me, his word was in 
 
 1 Khigs 18. 12. Spirit of the L. shall carry thee 
 
 whither 1 know not 
 
 22. 24. which way w’ent the Sp. of the L. from me 
 to speak unto thee ' 2 Chron. 18. 2.3. 
 
 2 Khigs 2. 16. lest the S. of the L. hatli taken him up 
 2 Chr. 20.14. on Jahaziel came S. of L. in midst 
 Isa. 11. 2. - /. shall rest upon him, Spiritof wisrl. 
 40. 7- - L. bloweth upon it 1| 1.3. Iiath directed-/. 
 59. 19 . the Spiritof the L. shall lift up a standard 
 
 61. 1. - /. is upon me, because the Lcf. Luke4. 18. 
 63. 14. Spir. of L. caused hint to rest, so didstthou 
 
 Evek. 11.5.-L. fell upon me II . 37 .1. carried in-/. 
 Mic. 2. 7 . O house of Jac. is the S.of /.straitened 
 3. 8. buttruly I am full of power by the S. of the L. 
 Acts 5. 9. how is it ye have agreed to tempt -S. of L. 
 8. .39. when come up, the - /. caught away Philip 
 2 Cor. .3. 17 . wliere the S’, of t. L. is, there is liberty 
 
 18. from glory to glory, even as by the Spi. of L. 
 
 'I'emple of the LORD. 
 
 1 Sam. 1 . 9 . Eli sat on a seat by a post of the t. of L. 
 3. 3. and ere the lamp of God went out in the - /. 
 
 2 Kings 11.13. she came to the people into t. of L. 
 18. 16 . Ilezekiahcut gold off from doors of r. e//. 
 
 23.4. bring out of the - /. vessels made for Baal 
 24.13. all vessels Solomon had made in the t. of /. 
 
 2 Chr. 26. 16. Uzziah went in t. of L. to burn me. 
 
 27 . 2. Jotham entered not into the temple of the L. 
 29 . 16. took away uncleanness found in r.o/ the L. 
 
 Ezra 3. 6. foundation of the t. of L. w'as not yet laid 
 
 Ezra 3.10. laid foundation of t. of the L. Hag. 2.18. 
 Jer. 7 . 4 . saying, the t. of L. the t. of L. are these 
 
 24. 1. basket of figs were set before the t. of the L. 
 Ezek. 8.16. at the door of the t. of /. were 25 men 
 
 with their backs toward - /. and faces to east 
 Hag. 2.15. consider before a stone was laid in - /. 
 Zech.5. 12. and he shall build the /. of the L. 13,15. 
 
 14. crown shall be for a memorial in temple of /. 
 Luke 1. 9. when Zacharias went into the t. of L. 
 Voice of the LORD. 
 
 Deut. .30.8. and obey voice of /. Jer. 26.13. 1 38.20. 
 Josh. 5. 6. because tliey obeyed not the v. of L. ISam. 
 28. 18. 1 Khigs 20. .36. Jer. 3. 25. ! 7. 28. 1 42. 
 13, 21. I 43. 4, 7. I 44. 23. Dan. 9. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 19 . wherefore didst thou not obey t;.o//. 
 
 20. Saul said, yea, 1 have obeyed the v. of the L. 
 
 22. and sacrifices, as in obeying the voice of the /. 
 Psal. 29. 3. the voice of the i,. is upon tlie waters 
 
 4. the v. of the L. is powerful, full of majesty, 5. \ 
 
 7 . the voice of the L. divideth the flames of fire 
 
 8. the V. of /. shaketh the wilderness of Kadesh 
 
 9 . the voice of the L. maketh the hinds to calve 
 106 . 25. they hearkened not to the voice of the I,. 
 
 Isa. 6.8. I heard the v. of the L. saying, who will go 
 30. .31. thro’ V. of the L. shall Assyrians be beaten 
 66. 6. a voice of the L. that rendereth recompence 
 Jer. 42.6. we will obey the v. of the L. our God that 
 it may be well with us when we obey the v. of /. 
 Mic. 6. 9. the /. voice crieth unto the city 
 Hag. 1.12. remnant of the people obeyed v. of theL. 
 Zech. 6.15. if ye w'ill diligently obey the v. of the /. 
 Acts 7 .31. the v. of the L. came to Moses, saying 
 Way of the LORD. 
 
 Gen.18. 19. command his household to keep w. of L, 
 Judg. 2. 22. whether they will keep the w. of the L. 
 
 2 Kings 21.22. Amon walked not in the w. of the /. 
 Psal. 119.1- bless, are they who walk in vi. of the L. 
 Prov. 10.29. the tv. of the L. is streng th to the upright 
 Isa, 40. 3. prepare ye the tv. of the L. make 
 
 straight. Mat. 3. .3. Mark 1. 3. Luke 3. 4. 
 Jer. 5. 4. are foolish, they know not way of the /. 
 
 5. great men, for they have known way of the L. 
 Ezek. 18.25. the w. /. is not equal. 29.1 33. 17,20. 
 Joint 1. 23. one crying, make straight way of the L. 
 Acts 18.25. Apollos was instructed \nwayof the L. 
 
 Jl'ays of the I.ORD. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.22. for 1 have kept the w. of L. Ps. 18.21, 
 2 Chr. 17.6. Jehoshaphat was lifted up in w. of /. 
 Psal. 138. 5. yea, they shall sing in the w. of the L. 
 Hos. 14. 9 . forthe w. if the L. are right, and the just 
 Acts 13.10. cease to pervert the right w. of the /. 
 Word of the LORD. 
 
 Exod. 9. 20. he that feared the w. of the L. amongst 
 
 21. and he that regarded not the w of the L. left 
 Num. 3. 16 . accordin? to the word of the L. 51. 
 
 I 4. 45. 1 36. 5. Deut. 34. 5. Josh. 8. 27.1 19. 
 50. 1 22. 9. 1 Kings 12. 24. I 1.3. 26. 1 14. 18. 1 
 16. 12, 31.1 17 . 5, 16. I 22. 38. 2 Kings 1. I 7 , 
 I 4. 44. 1 7 . 16. I 9. 26.1 14. 25. 
 
 15. .31. because he hath despised the word of the L. 
 
 22. 18. 1 cannot go beyond the word of L. my God 
 Deut. 5. 5. at that time to shew you the word of L. 
 
 1 .''am. 3.1. the w. of L. was precious in those days 
 7 . nor was word of the L. yet revealed to Samuel 
 
 15.23. because thou hast rejected the w. of L. 26. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 31. the word of L. is tried, Psal. 18. 30. 
 
 1 Ki7igs2. 27 . might fulfil w. of t. L. 2 Chr. .36. 21. 
 
 12. 24. they hearkened therefore to the word of the 
 
 L. and returned, 2 Chron. 11.4. Jer. 37. 2. 
 13.1. came a man of God by w. of L. to Beth el 
 2. he cried against the altar in the word of the L. 
 
 5. the sign the man of God had given by w. of /, 
 9. so it was charged me by w. of L. saying 
 
 18. angel spake by w. of L. saying, bring him back 
 26 . the man who was disobedient unto the w. of /. 
 .32. for the saying he cried by the word of the L. 
 
 14. 18. they buried him accordinc to the w.of L. 
 17 . 24. and that w. of the L. in my mouth is truth 
 20. .35. prophet said in w. of L. smite me, I pray 
 22.5. enquire, I pray thee, a.tw. of L. 2 Chr. 18. 4. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 12. J ehoshaphat said ,w.of L.\s with him 
 9. 36. this is w. of L. || 15.12. this was the w. of L. 
 
 10.10. fall to the earth nothing of the word of L. 
 
 20.19. Hezek. said, good is the w. of L. Isa. 39.8. 
 
 23. 16 . according to the word of the L. 24. 2, 
 1 Chron. 11. 3, 10. 1 12. 23.1 15. 15. Jer. 13. 2. 
 I .32. 8. Jonah 3. 3. 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 13. committed even against w. of the L. 
 
 2 Chr. 30.12. to do commandm. of king by w\ of H 
 .34. 21. our fathers have not kept the w. of the /. 
 .36. 22. that rv. of L. might be accomp. Ezra 1. 1. 
 Psal. 3.3. 4. for the w. of L. is right, and his works 
 
 6. by w. of L. were heavens made, and all host 
 
 105.19. till his word came, the w. of L. tried him 
 Isa. 2. 3. and the tv. of L. from Jems. Mic. 4. 2. 
 
 28. 13. the w. of L. was to them precept on precept 
 
 Jer. 2. .31. O generation, see ye tne word of the L. 
 
 6.10. the w. ( f the L. is to them a reproach, 20. 8. 
 
 8. 9 . lo, they have rejected the word of L. and what 
 17. 15. behold, they say to me, where is the w. of L. 
 
 25. .3. to this day the w. of /. hath come unto me 
 27 .18. if tlie tv. of L. be with them, let them make 
 .32. 8. then I knew that this was the word of the /. 
 Hos. 1. 2. the w. of /. that came to Hosea son of 
 Amos 8. 12. they shall wander to seek the w.of L. 
 Zeph. 2. 5. the w. of the L. is against you, () Canaan 
 Zech. 4. 6. this is w.of the L. to Zerubbahel, saying 
 
 9 . 1. the burden of the word of the L. in the land of 
 
 Iladrach and Damascus, 12. 1. Mai. 1. 1. 
 11.11. poor of the flock knew that it M as w. of L. 
 Luke 22. 61 . Peter remembered w. of L. Acts H. I 6 . 
 Acts8.25. they had testified, and had preached the 
 word of the L. 1.3. 49. I 15. .35, 36. 116. 32. 
 
 13. 48. aiKl glorified the word of the L. 
 
 19. 10. heard the word of the L. .lesus 
 
 1 Thess. 1.8. for from you sounded out the w. of L.‘ 
 4. 15. for tins mc say to you by the word of the L. 
 
 2 Thess. .3.1. that the w. of L. may have free course 
 1 Pet. 1. 25. but the word of /.enduretb for ever 
 
 J lords of the LORD. 
 
 Exod. 24. .3. Moses told peo. all w. of L. Num. 11. 24. 
 4. and Moses wi Ate all the w. of L. and rose up 
 U 289 
 
LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 LOR 
 
 Josh. 24.27. this stone heard all the words of the L. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.10. Samuel told the ()eople words of the L. 
 
 15. 1. hearken thou totlie voice of the w. of the L. 
 £ CAr. 29.15. came by w. of L. to cleanse the house 
 Psal. 12. 6. words of the L. are pure words, as silver 
 Jer. 36. 4. Baruch wrote all rv. of L. from mouth of 
 
 6. read in the roll thou hast written w. of L. 8. 
 
 11. had heard out of the book all the w. of the L. 
 
 Amos 8.11. but a famine of hearing tlie w. of the L. 
 See Hear. 
 
 Work of the LOllD. 
 
 Jxod. 34.10. all the people shall see the w. of the L. 
 Isa. 5. 12. they regard not the id. o/ L. nor consider 
 Jer. 48.10. cursed that doeth the w. of 1^. deceitfully 
 50. 25. this is the w.of L. 1151.10. declare the ze. of L. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. always abounding in the w. of the L. 
 
 16. 10. for he worketh the w. of the L. also do 
 
 Works of the LOR D. 
 
 Josh. 24. 31. which had known all the w. of the L. 
 Jvdg. 2.7- which had seen all the great w. of the L. 
 Psal. 28. 5. because they regard not the w. of the L. 
 
 40.8. come, beliold the w. of the L. what desolations 
 77- 11- f Avill remember theze. of L. thy wonders 
 107. 24. these see the w. of the L. and his wonders 
 
 111.2. theztf.o//,. aregreatjl 118.1?.declarezr.c/Z. 
 
 Wrath of the LORD. 
 
 JS^um. 11. 33. ere it was chewed w. of L. was kindl. 
 Dent. 11. 17 . then the L.w. be kindled against you 
 
 2 Kings 22.13. for great is the w. of L. 2 Chr. .‘}4. 21. 
 2 Chron. 12. 12. the w. of L. turned from him, tuat 
 
 29. 8. the w. of L. was upon .ludah and .Jerusalem 
 
 32. 26. so that the w. of the L. came not upon them 
 36. 16. until w. of the L. arose against his people 
 Psal. 106.40. therefore was wrath of the L. kindled 
 Isa. 9.19. thro’ the w. of the L. is the land darkened 
 
 13.13. the earth shall remove in the w. of the 1.. 
 Jer. 50. 13. because of w. of the L. not be inhabited 
 EzeJc.’l. 19. their silver and gold shall not be able to 
 
 deliver them in d^ of w. of the L. Zeph. 1.18. 
 See PRAISE. 
 
 LO RD said. 
 
 Gen. 8.21. the L. said in his heart, I will not curse 
 Exod. 7 . 13. he hearkened not as the L. said, 22. | 
 
 8.15, 19 . Deut. 9. 3. Judg. 2.15.1 6. 27. 
 
 16. 23. this is that which the L. said, to-morrow 
 
 24. 3. Moses told them all the words the L. said 
 
 7 . all that the L. said we will do, Num. .32. 31. 
 Kum. 10. 29. journeying to place of which L. said 
 
 16. 40. as the L. said to him by the hand of Moses 
 
 26 . 65. the L. had said, they shall surely die 
 Deut. 31.3. as the L. hath j. Josh. 14. 12. Joe!2. 32. 
 Josh. 11. 23. according to all the L. said to Moses 
 
 14. 6. thou knowest the thing that the L. said 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 17 . what is the thing that L. said to thee 
 
 15. 16. tell thee what the L. said to me this night 
 24. 4. behold, the day of which the L. said to thee 
 
 2 Sam. 16.10. bee. the L.said to him, curse David 
 
 1 Kings 8. 12. L. said he would dwell, 2 Chr. 6.1. 
 11. 2. nations, concerning wldch L. said to Israel 
 
 2 Kings 14. 27- L. said not that he would blot out 
 
 17 . 12. whereof the L. had said, ye shall not do 
 21.4. of which L. said in Jerusal. 7. 2 Chr. 33. 4. 
 24. 13. Solomon had made in temple as the L. said 
 
 Psal.2. 7 . the L. hath said unto me, thou artmy Son 
 110. 1. the L. said unto my Lord, Mat. 22. 44. 
 
 Mark 12. 36. Luke 20. 42. Acts 2. .34. 
 Isa. 7 . 3. then said the L. 8. .3. Esek. 44. 2. Hos. 
 
 3. 1. Jonah 4. 10. Tjiike 20. 13. 
 
 18. 4. for so L. said unto me, I will take mj’ rest 
 21. 16. thus hath L. said unto me, Jer. 4. 27.1 6. 6. 
 
 29 .13. wherefore L. said, forasmuch as this people 
 Ezek. 21 . 17 . cause my fury rest, 1 the L. have said 
 Mat. 25. 21. his L. said unto him, well done, 23. 
 Acts 9 . 10. to him said the L. in a vision, Ananias 
 
 11. 16. I remembered the word of L. how he said 
 Saith the LORD. 
 
 Exod. 4. 22. thus saith the L. 5.1.1 7- 17.1 l^am. 2. 
 
 27 . 2 Sam. 12. 11.1 24. 12. 
 ffum. 24. 13. what the L. saith, that will 1 speak 
 Josh. 7 . 13. thus saith the L. God of Israel, 24. 2. 
 
 Judg. 6. 8. 2 Sam. 12. 7. 
 1 Sam. 2. .30. but now the L. saith, be it far from me 
 
 15.2. thus saith the L. of hosts, 2 Sam. 7.8. 1 Chron. 
 
 17 . 7- Jer. 6. 9.1 7- 3, 21. 
 1 Kings 22. 14. what the L. saith, that will I speak 
 Isa. 22.14. iniquitj^shall not be purged, saith the 
 God of hosts, Jer. 5. 14. 1 35. 17 .1 49. 5.1 50. 31. 
 33.10. now will I rise s. t. L. now will I, Ps. 12. 5. 
 49 . 5. now s. the L. that formed me from the womb 
 54. 10. be remot'ed, s. t. L. that hath mercy on thee 
 Jer. 1.8. for I am with thee, saith the L. 19. 1 30.11. 
 2. 19 . and that my fear is not in thee, saith the L. 
 
 3.1. played the harlot, yet return unto me,^. the L, 
 
 4.1. if thou wilt return, s. the L. return unto me 
 5. 22. fearyenotme, s. L. Il7.ll. 1 have seen it, s.L, 
 
 9. 3. from evil to evil, they know not me, s. the L. 
 22.16. was not this to know me ? saith the L. 
 
 23. 23. am I a G. at hand, s. the L. and not afar off? 
 24. can any hide, that 1 shall not see him, s. the L. 
 
 33. what burden ? I will even forsake you, s. the L. 
 
 27 . 15. for I have not sent him, i. the L. I’etthey 
 
 29.9. they prophesy, I have not sent them, s.'the L. 
 Ezek. 13. 6. L. s. and the Lord hath not sent them, 7. 
 
 8.1 am against you, s. L. II16.19- thus it was, s. L. 
 
 21.13. even the rod, it shall be no more, s. the. L.G. 
 
 34. .31. ye my flock are men, and 1 am your G. s. L. 
 39. 8. behold, itis come, and itis done, s. the L. G. 
 43 . 27 . and I will accept you, saith the L. God 
 
 Amos 2. 11. is it not even thus, O Isr. ? saith the L. 
 
 4. 5. this likethyou,^. t. L. 1|7. 3. shall not be, s. L. 
 
 9 .12.are called by my name, s. the L. that doeth this 
 Mic. 6.1. hear ye now what the L. saith, arise thou 
 Nah. 2. 13. behold, 1 am against thee, s. the L. 3.5. 
 Zeph. 3. 8. therefore wait ye upon me, saith the L. 
 jF/a^z. 1.9.why?j. L. of hosts II 13.1 am with you,^. L. 
 Zech. 2. 5. for I, s. the L. will be to her a wall of fire 
 4.6. not by might or power, but by my Spirit, L. 
 
 Mai. 1. 2. I have loved yon, saith the L. yet ye say 
 
 13. should I acceptthis of your hand, saith the L. 
 
 14. for I am a great king, saith the L. of hosts 
 3,5. that oppress, and fear not me, s. t. L. of hosts 
 
 10. and prove me now herewith, s. the L. of hosts 
 
 290 
 
 Mai. 3. 17 . and they shall be mine,.?. theL. of hosts 
 
 4.3. in the day that I shall do this, s. t. I,, of hosts 
 Acts 15. 17 . saith the L. who doeth all these things 
 Rom. 12. 19 . vengeance is mine, I will repay s. t. L. 
 lC’or.l4.21.they will not hear me for all this, s. the L. 
 2 Cor. 6. 17 . come out anri be ye separate, s. the L. 
 Heb. 8. 9 . and 1 regarded them not, saith the L. 
 
 10. .30. who hath said, 1 will recompense, s. the L. 
 Rev. 1.8.1 am the Beginning and Ending, s. the L. 
 See Live, Saved. 
 
 LORD joined with .^eek. 
 
 Deut. 4. 29. if fi om thence thou shalt seek the L. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.10. heart rejoice, that seek L. Ps. 105.3. 
 
 11. seek the L. and his strengtli, Psal. 105. 4. 
 
 22. 19 . set your heart to seek the L. 2 Chron. 11.16. 
 
 2 Chron. 12.14. prepared not his heart to seek the L. 
 14. 4. and commanded .ludah to seek the L. God 
 
 15.12. tliey entered into a covenant to seek the L. 
 13. that whosoever would not .seek the L. God 
 
 20. .3. Jehoshaphat set himself to seek the L. 
 
 4. out of the cities of .ludah they came to seek L. 
 Ezra 6. 21. were come to^reXrthe L. God of Israel 
 P.sal. 22. 26 . they shall praise the L. i\i'e.tseek him 
 .34.10. they that .veeX: the L. shall not want any good 
 Prov. 28. 5. they that seek L. understand all things 
 Isa. 9.13. neither do they seek L. 31.1. Hos. 7 .10. 
 51. 1. hearken to me, ye that seek the L. look to 
 55. 6. seek ye the L. while he may be found 
 Jer. 50.4. they shall go and seek the L. their God 
 Hos. 3.5. shall return and seek the L. their God 
 
 5. 6. they' shall go w'itli their herds to.seek the L. 
 
 10. 12. tor it is time to seek the L. till he come 
 Amos 5.6. seek the L. and ye shall live, lest he break 
 Zeph. 2.3. seek ye the L. all y'e meek of the earth 
 Zech. 8. 21. saying, let us go to seek the L. of hosts 
 22. many people shall come to seek the L. 
 
 Mai. .3.1. the L. whom ye seek shall suddenly come 
 Acts 15.1 7 .that the residue of men might seek the L. 
 17 . 27 . that they should seek the L. if haply might 
 LGRD joined with sent. 
 
 Gen. 3.23. the L. sent him forth from the garden 
 
 19 .13. W'e will destroy, the L.sent us to destroy it 
 Ejrod. 4.28. told al 1 the words of L. who had sent him 
 
 7 . 16 . the L. God of the Hebrew's sent me to thee 
 
 9. 23. and L. sent thunder and hail on Egrypt 
 Num. 16 . 28. ye shall know that the L. hath sent me 
 
 29. if die common death, then L. hath not sent 
 
 20.16. and when we cried, the L. sent an angel 
 
 21. 6. the L. sent fiery serpents among the people 
 Deut. 9 . 2.3. when L. sent you from Kadesh-barnea 
 
 . 34 .11. in all wonders w'hich the L. sent liim to do 
 .Tudg. 6. 8. that the L. sent a pi ophet unto Israel 
 
 1 Sam. 12.8. then the L. sent Moses and Aaron 
 
 11. and the L. s. Jerubbaal || 18. the L. s. thunder 
 
 15.1. the L. i-ezz? me to anoint thee king over Israel 
 
 18. the L. sent thee on a journey, and said, go 
 20. I have gone the way which the L. sent me 
 
 20.22. go thy way, the 1.. hath sent thee away 
 
 2 Sam. 12.1. the L. s. Nathan to David, and he came 
 
 24.15. L. sent pestilence on Israel, 1 Chr. 21.14. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 2. tarry, for the L. hath jezzrTne to Beth-el 
 
 4. L. hath sent me to.lericho 1[6. L.s. me to .Iordan 
 17-25. therefore the L. sent lions among them 
 
 24. 2. the L. sent against him bands of the Chaldees 
 2 Chron. 32.21. the L. sent an angel, who cut off 
 Isa. 9.8. the L. sent a word into .lacob, and it lighted 
 Jer. 19.14. whither the L.sent him to prophesy 
 
 25. 4. and the L. hath sent to you all Ids servants 
 
 17 . nations to drink to whom the L. had .sent me 
 
 26.12. L. .sent me to prophesy agst. this house, 15. 
 
 28. 9- be known that the L. hath truly sent him 
 
 15. hear Hananiah, the L. hath not sent thee 
 F.zek. 1.3.6. T.x)rd saith, and the L. hath notf. them 
 Jonah, 1.4. the L. seiit out a great wdnd into the sea 
 Hag. 1.12. obeyed, as the L. their God had him 
 Zech. 1.10. whom the L. hath setit to w'alk to and fro 
 
 2.9. know L. of hosts hath s. me, 11. I 4.9.1 6.15. 
 
 7 .12. lest hear the words which the L. hath sent 
 Acts 9 . 17 . Saul, the L..lesus hath j-e«lme, that thou 
 
 12.11. now know I that the L. hath sent his angel 
 Serve the LORD. 
 
 Exod. 10.7. nien go, that they' ma.v s. the L. their G. 
 
 8. Phar. said, go .f. the L. yourG. 11.24. | 12. 31. 
 
 26. for thereof must we take to serve the L. our 
 God, W'e know not w'ilh what we must s. the L. 
 
 2.3.25. yoshiiW serve the L. your God, ye shall bless 
 Deut. 10. 12. to s. the L. thy God with all thy heart 
 Josh. 24. 14. therefore fear and serve the L. 
 
 15. if it seem evil unto you to s. the L. choose you 
 
 18. therefore will we^. the L. he isourGod, 21.24. 
 
 19 . .loshuasaid, ye cannot^, the L. for he is holy 
 
 22. that ye have chosen you the L. to serve him 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 20. hot serve the L. with all your heart 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 8. will bringme again, then I will s. t. L. 
 2 Chron. 30. 8. but yield, and s. t. L. yourG. .35. 3. 
 
 .33.16. and commanded .ludah to the L. 34. .3.3. 
 Ps. 2.11. t. L. with fear, and rejoice wdth trembl. 
 100. 2. serve the L. with gladness and come be- 
 
 [fore his presence 
 
 102.22. and the kingdoms gathered to serve the /,. 
 Col. 3.24. receive reward, for ye serve the L. Christ 
 
 See Shewed, Smite. 
 
 LORD spake. 
 
 Gen. 16.13. called the name of L. fhat^pzzl-e to her 
 Lev. 10. .3. this is it that the L. saying, 1 will 
 Num. 3.1. in the day the L. spake with Moses, 9. 1. 
 
 5.4. as the L. spake unto Moses, so did Israel 
 
 21.16. that is the w'ell whereof L. spake to Moses 
 Deut. 4.12. L. spake to you out of the midst of fire 
 
 15. ye saw no similitude in the day the L. spake 
 5. 22. the.se w'ords the L, spake to your assembly 
 
 9 .10. written all the words which the L. spake 
 
 10. 4. the ten commandments w Inch the L. spake 
 Josh. 14.10. since the L. spake this word to ^loses 
 
 12. this mountain w'hereof L. spake in that day 
 l,Saw. 16.4. Samuel did that which the I., spake 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. L. may continue his word which he sp. 
 
 27 . fulfil the word of the L. which he spake 
 
 5. 5. as the L. spake to David my father, saying 
 8.20. L. hath performed word he j. 2 Kings 10.10. 
 12.15. perform his saying the L. s. 2 Chr. io. 15. 
 
 13. 26. according to the word of the L. which he 
 
 spake, 14. 18. I 16. 12, 34. | 17. 16.1 22. 38. 
 2 Kings 10. 10.1 24. 2. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 29. according to the saying of L. which 
 
 ho.spake by his servant Ahijah, 2 Kings 10. 17 . 
 
 21. 23. and of .lezebel also spake the L. saj’ing 
 
 2 Kings 9. .36. this is the won! of L. which he spake 
 15. 12. the word of the L. which he spake to Jehu 
 21.10. the //. spake by his servants the prophets 
 
 1 Chron. 21.9. L. spake unto (/ad. Da. .seer, saying 
 
 2 Chron. 33. 10 . L. spake to Manasseh and his peop. 
 Isa. 7 . 10 . moreover, the L. spake ac'ain to Ahaz 
 
 8 . 5. the L. spake also unto me again, saying 
 11. for the L. spake thus to me with a strong hand 
 
 20. 2. at the same time spake the L. by Isaiah 
 Jer. 30. 4. these are the words that the L. spake 
 
 50. 1 . the word that the L. spake against Babylon 
 
 51. 12. for the L. hath done that which he spake 
 Jonah 2. 10. the L. spake unto the fish, it vomited 
 Acts 18, 9 . then spake the L. to Paul in the night 
 
 LORD, joined with spoken. 
 
 Gen. 12. 4. Abram departed as the L. heid spoken, 
 21. 1. 124. 51. Exod. 9. 12, .35. Deut. 6. 19. 
 Exod. 4.30. Moses spake the words the L. had spoken 
 
 19.8. and said, all that the L. liath spoken will we do 
 34. 32. gave in commandment all the 1.. had spoken 
 
 Lev. 10. 11. teach the statutes the L. hath spoken 
 Num. 1. 48. for L. had jf. to Moses, saying, 15.22. 
 
 10. 29. the L. hath .^.poken good concerning Israel 
 
 12 . 2 . hath the L. indeed spoken only by Moses ( 
 23. 17 . Balak said to him, what hath the L. spoken ? 
 
 Deut. 18, 21. word which L. hath not spoken, 22. 
 Josh. 21. 45. failed not ought which L. had spoken 
 
 1 .'iam. 25. .30. L. have done the good he hath spoken 
 
 2 Sam. 3.18. now then do it, for the L. hath spoken 
 7 . 29 . it may continue, for thou, () L. hath spoken it 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. .3. this is the sign which L. hath .'spoken 
 
 14. 11. for the L. hath spoken it, Isa. 21. I 7 . 1 22. 
 
 25.1 24. .3.1 25 . 8 . Joel 3. 8 . Obad. 18. 
 Job 42. 7 . after the L. had spoken these words to Job 
 Psal. 50.1. the L. hath spoken, and called the earth 
 Isa. .31. 4. for thus hath the L. spokentomo, like as 
 38. 7 . A. will do this thing that he hath spoken 
 Jer. 9. 12. to whom the mouth of the L. hath spoken 
 1.3.15. give ear, be not proud, for the L. hath^ye/tf?* 
 2.3. 35. and ye shall say, what hath L. spoken, 37. 
 27 . 13. as the L. hath spoken against the nation 
 48. 8. shall be destroyed, as the L. hath spoken 
 Ezek. 5. 13. I the L. have spoken it, 15, 17 .1 17. 
 21, 24. 121. .32.1 22. 14. 1 24. 14. | 26. 14.1 30. 
 12. 1.34. 24. I 36. 36. I 37. 14. 
 
 22. 28. thus saith the l.ord, when the L. hath notf. 
 26. 5. for 1 have spoken it, saith L. 28. 10. | .39. 5. 
 
 Amos .3. 1. hear this word that the L. liath spoken 
 8. the L. G. hath spoken, who can but prophesy ? 
 Mic. 4. 4. the mouth of the L. of hosts hath spoken it 
 Mat. 1.22. fulfilled which spoken of the L. 2.15. 
 Mark 16 . 19. so then after the L. had spoken to them 
 Acts 9- 27 . had seen the L. and that he had spoken 
 Heb. 2. 3. at the first began to be spoken by tlie L. 
 To or unto the LORD. 
 
 Gen. 14.22. T have lift up my hands to L. most high 
 18. 27 . 1 have taken on me to speak to the L. 31. 
 Exod. 5. 17 . let us go, and do sacrifice to L. 8. 8,29. 
 
 10. 9 . we must hold a feast to L. 12.14. Num. 29.12. 
 
 15. 1. sing to the L. 21. Judg. 5. 3. 1 Chron. 16. 23. 
 
 Psal. 13. 6. I 30. 4. | 63. .32.1 95. 1. | 96. 1, 
 2. I 98. 1, 5.1 104. 33.1 1-17. 7.1 149. 1. Isa. 
 12. 5. I 42. 10. Jer. 20. 1.3. 
 
 16. 25. for to-daj' is a sab. to the L. ,35. 2. Lev. 25. 2. 
 22. 20, he that sacrificeth save unto the L. only 
 30. 10. it is most holy unto the L. .31. 15. Lev. 2.3. 
 
 20.1 27 . 21, 30, 32. Num. 6. 8. Ezra 8. 28. 
 Num. 21. 7- said, pray to L. Jer. 29. 7- Acts 8. 24. 
 29. 39 . these things ye shall do to the L. in feasts 
 Deut. 12. .31. thou shalt not do so to the L. thy God 
 Judg. n. 35. I have opened my mouth to the L. 36. 
 
 17 . 3. I had wholly dedicated the silver to the L. 
 
 21. 8. that came not up to the L. to Mizpeh 
 
 1 Sam. 1.10. Hannah prayed to the L. and wept sore 
 8. 6. displeased Samuel, and he prayed to the L. 
 14. 6. there is no restraint to the L. to save by many 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 6. will bang them up to the L. inGibeah 
 
 1 Kings 2. 27 . Abiathar from being priest to the L. 
 
 2 Kings. 4. .33. Elisha shut door, prayeil to L. 6. 18. 
 
 18. 6. Hezekiah clave to L. and kept his commands 
 20. 2. Hezekiah turned his face unto the wall, and 
 
 prayed to L. 2 Chr. .32. 24. Isa. 37. 15. I .38. 2. 
 2.3. 23. tills passover holden to the L. in Jerusalem 
 
 1 Chroji. 11.18. not drink it, but poured it out to L. 
 16 . 8 . give thanks (a L. call on his name, 41. Ps. 92.1. 
 
 2 Chr. 1.3.11. they burn to L. morning and evening 
 24. 9 . to bring to the L. the collectinn that Moses 
 .30. 8. but yield yourselves to the L. and serve him 
 
 Psal. 3. 8. salvation belongeth to the L. thy blessing 
 18. 41. they cried zznta the L. but he answered not 
 .30. 8. and Co the L. I made supplication, 142. 1. 
 89. 6. who can be compared to L. be likened to L. ? 
 116 .12. what shall I render to the L. for benefits I 
 140.6.1 said to the L. thou art my God. hear voice 
 Prov. 3. 32. abomination to the L. 11.1, 20. 112. 22. 
 
 I 15. 8, 9, 26.1 16. 5. I 17 . 15. 1 20. 10, 23. 
 16. .3. commit thy works to L. || 19.17. lendeth to L. 
 Isa. 19 . 21. shall vow avow to the L. and perform it 
 
 22. they shall return even ra the L. he shall heal 
 2.3.18. shall be holiness to L. Jer. 2. .3. Zech. 14. 20. 
 
 55. 13. it shall be to the L. for a name, for a sign 
 
 56. .3. that hath joined himself to the L. 6. 
 
 58.5. wilt thou call this an acceptable day to the L. 
 Jer. ,32. 16. .leremiah prayed to the L. saying 
 Hos. 4. 10. they have left off to take heed to the L. 
 Jonah 4. 2. Jonah prayed to the L. and said 
 Mic. 4. 1.3. 1 will consecrate their s-Anunto the L. 
 and their substance unto the L. of the whole earth 
 7 . 7 . therefore I will look to the L. 1 wdll wait for 
 Zech. 14. 7 . one day, which shall be known to the L. 
 Mat. 5. 33. but shalt perform to the L. thine oaths 
 Luke 2. 22. brought him to present him to the L. 
 
 23. every male shall be called holj’ to the L. 
 
 Acts 5. 14. believers w’ere the more added to the L. 
 
 11. 2.3. exhorted that they would cleave to the L. 
 
 13. 2. as they ministereci unto the L. and fasted 
 14.23. had prayed, they commended them to the L, 
 
LOR 
 
 LOT 
 
 LO V 
 
 .Sets 16. 15. if ye have judged me faithful to the L. 
 Mum. 14. 0. regardeth it to the L. eateth to the L. 
 
 8 . whether we live, we live the L. we die^o theL. 
 •2 Cor. 8 . 5. but tirst gave tl)eir own selves to the L. 
 Mph. 5. 10 . proving what is acceptable to the L. 
 
 22 . submit yourselves, as to the L. 6. 7- Col. 3.23. 
 iS'eeCRY.CRiEU, Give, Turn. 
 
 LORD, as applied to man. 
 
 Gen. 18. 12. after 1 am old, rny i. being old also 
 
 23.11. nay, my 1. hear me |115. my 1. hearken to me 
 
 24.18. drink, my 1. and she hasted and let down 
 
 27. 29. be /. over thy brethren, let thy mother’s 
 
 37 . Isaac answ'ered, I have made him thy 1. 
 
 SI. 35. Rachel said, let it not displease mv 1. 
 
 32. 4. saying, thus shall ye speak to my 1. Esau 
 5.1 have sent to tell my /. that I may find grace 
 
 18. shall say, it is a present sent to my /. Esau 
 
 39 . 16. laid up his garment, until his 1. came home 
 
 40. 1. had offended their 1. the king of Egypt 
 42. 10. nay, my 1. but to biiy food are we come 
 
 30. the man who is the 1. of the land, 33. 
 
 44. . 5 . is not this it, in which my 1. drinketh ? 
 
 8. should westealoutof thy /.house silver or gold 
 
 9. and we also will be my 1. bondmen 
 
 24. we came up, we told him the words of my 1. 
 
 45. 8. and he hath made me 1. of all his house 
 
 9. Gocl hath made me 1. of all Egypt, come dowm 
 
 47 .18. we W'ill not hide it from my 1. how that there 
 
 is nothing left in sight of my /. but our 
 Jlxod. 32. 22. let not "the anger of my 1. wax hot 
 J^um. 11. 28. and said, myT. IMoses forbid them 
 
 12.11. my 1. \ beseech thee, lay not sin on us 
 32.25. servants do as my /. commandeth, 27. 
 
 36. 2. the I,ord commanded my 1. to give land 
 
 Jvdff. 3. 25. their 1. was fallen down dead on earth 
 ‘ 4.18. turn in, my 1. turn in to me, fear not 
 
 19. 26. the woman fell dow n where her 1. was 
 27 . and her/, rose up in the morning and opened 
 
 JBvih 2. 13. let me find favour in thy sight, my 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 15. my 1. 1 am of a sorrowful spirit 
 
 26. O my /. as thy soul liveth, my 1. 1 am woman 
 
 22.12. and he answered, here I am, my 1. 
 
 24.8. and cried after Saul, saying, my /. the king 
 ■25. 24. on me, my 1. on me let this iniquity be 
 
 25. let not my 1. regard this man of Belial 
 
 26. they that seek evil to my' 1. be as Kabal 
 
 27 . it be given to young men that follow my 1. 
 
 31. when the Lord shall have dealt with my /. 
 
 •26.15. why hast thou not kept thy 1. the king? 
 
 17 . David said, it is my voice,my /. O king 
 
 18. why doth my/, thus pursue after hiSiServant ? 
 29. 8. that may not fight against enemies of my /. 
 
 ■S Sam. 1. 10. and brought them hither to my /. 
 
 3. 21. I will gather all Israel to my /. the king 
 
 9 .11. according to all that my /. hath commanded 
 
 11.9. Uriah slept with all the servants of his /. 
 
 13. 32. let not my /. suppose they have slain 
 
 , 14. 12. let thine handmaid speak to my /. 
 
 17 . as an angel of God, so is my /. the king 
 
 19. none can turn from aught my /. hath spoken 
 
 20. my /. is w'ise according to wdsuom of an angel 
 
 16. 9 . why should this dead dog curse my /. king 
 ti8. 31. and Cushi said, tidings, my /. the king 
 
 19.10. le.tnotmy' /. impute iniquity to me, the day 
 
 my /. the king went out of Jerusalem 
 £0. r am come the first to go down to meet my /. 
 .30. forasmuch as my /. is come again in peace 
 35. be a burden to my /. 1| .37. go over with my /. 
 
 20. 6. take thou thy /. serv ants, and pursue after 
 
 24. 3. that the eyes of my /• the king may see it, 
 
 but why doth my /. deliglit in this thing r 
 22. let my /. take and offer up whatseemeth good 
 ■1 Kwr/i- 1. 2. that my /. the king may get heat 
 
 27 . is this thing done by iny /. the king ? 
 
 .36. the Lord God of my /. the king say so too 
 
 37 . as the T.ord hath been with my /. the king 
 2. .38. as iny /. the king hath said, so will I do 
 
 3.17- G my /. 1 and this w oman dwell in one house 
 26. O my /. gi\ e her the livine child, not slay it 
 
 11. 23. who Ifed from his /. Iladadezer king of 
 
 18. 7- Chadiah said, art thou that my /. Elijah ? 
 
 13. was it not told my /. what 1 tlid, when Jezebel 
 
 14. go tell thy /. behold Elijah is here, he slay 
 20. 4. my /. I am thine, and all that 1 have 
 
 9 . tell my /. all thou didst send tor, T will do 
 '2 Khif/s 2. 19 . the situation is pleasant as my /. seeth 
 
 4. 16. nay, my /. do not lie to thine handmaid 
 
 28. did I desire a son of my' /. .** did I not say 
 
 5. ,3. would God my /. were with the prophet 
 
 4. one w ent in and told his /. saying, thus said 
 
 6.12. and one of his servants said, none, my /. 
 
 26. a woman cried, saying, help my /. O king 
 
 7 . 2. then a /. on whose hand the king leaned, 17 . 
 
 8. 5. my /. O king, Ibis is the woman, and her son 
 
 12. and Uazael said, w'hy w'eepeth my /. ? 
 
 9 . 11. .lehu came forth to the servants of his /. 
 
 18. 2.3. now, 1 pray thee, give pledges to my /. 
 
 ■2 Chr. 2. 14. with thacunning men of my /. David 
 I'lzra 10. .3. according to the c ounsel of my /. 
 
 J'sal. 12. 4. our lips are our own, who is /. over us ? 
 Jer. 22. 18. saying, ah /. oral) his glory, 34. 5. 
 
 . 37 . 20. therefore hear now-, I pray thee; my /. 
 
 38. 9. my /. the king, these men have done evil 
 JJati. 1. 10. said to Daniel, 1 fear my /. the king 
 
 2. 10. there is no king nor /. that asked such things 
 4. 19 . my /. the dream be to them that hate thee 
 
 24. decree which is come upon my /. the king 
 ]\Jat. 10. 24. nor is the servant above his /. 
 
 25. it is enough that the servant be as his /. 
 
 18. 26. /. have patience with me, and I will pay 
 
 31. they came and told their /. all that was done 
 24. 48. my /. delayefh his coming, Lnke 12. 45. 
 Lithe 12. 36. and ye like men that wait for their /. 
 
 16. .3. my /. taketh away from me the stewardship 
 
 5. so he called his /. debtors to him, and said to 
 
 the first, how much owest thou to my L? 
 John 15. 15. the servant knoweth not what his /. 
 
 doth 
 
 20. T said, the servant is not greater than his /. 
 Acts 25.26.1 have no certain thing to write to my /. 
 ■Cal. 4.1. differs not from a servant, though /. of all 
 1 Pet. 3. 6. Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him /. 
 
 LORDS. 
 
 Gen. IQ. 2. he said, behold now my /. turn in 
 Nnm. 21 . 28. consumed /. of high places of Arnon 
 JJeut. 10. 17 . is Lord of /. 1 Tint. 6 . 15. Mev. 17 .14. 
 Josh. 13. 3. five /. of the Philistines, Jndcr. 3. 3. 
 
 Jndff. 16. 5. /. of the Philistines came up to her 
 3 u. and the house fell upon the/, and people 
 1 Sam. 5. 8 . they gathereci /. of the PlGisfines, 11. 
 
 6 . 4 . one plague was on you all, and on your /. 
 
 12 . the /. of the Philistines went after them 
 7 . 7 . the /. of thePhilistines went up against Israel 
 
 29. 2 . the /. passed on by hundreds and thousands 
 
 6 . nevertheless, the /. favour thee not 
 
 7 . return, go in peace, that thou disiilease not the /. 
 Ezra 8 . 25. 1 weighed the offering which /. offered 
 La. 16. 8 . the /. of the heathen have broken plants 
 
 26. 13. other /. have had dominion over us 
 Jet. 2. 31. wherefore say my people, we are /. f 
 £ze/(. 23. 23. great /. renowned, all 1 iding on horses 
 Dan. 4. .36. my counsellors and /. sought to me 
 
 5.1. made agreat feast toa thousand ofhis /. 
 
 2.3. thou and thy /. have drunk wine in them 
 6 . 17 . the king sealed with his own and signet of /. 
 RJarJc 6 . 21 . that Herod made a suiiiier to his /. 
 
 1 Cor. 8 . 5. as there be gods many, and /.many 
 1 Pet. 5. 3. nor as being /. over God's heritage 
 LORDSHIP. 
 
 Blar/c 10.42. kings of Gent, exercise /. Luhe 22. 25. 
 LOSE. 
 
 Jxtdg. 18. 25. run on thee, and thou /. thy life 
 
 1 Kings 18.5.mules alive, that w e /. not all the beasts 
 Job 3i. 39 . or have caused the ow ners /. their life 
 Prov. 23. 8 . sbalt vomit up, and /. thy sweet words 
 Eccl. .3. 6 . there is a time to get, and a time to /. 
 Alat. 10. 39. he that findeth his life shall /. it, 16. 
 
 25. Mark 8 . .35. 1.ide 9. 24. 
 42. he shall in no wdse /. his reward, Mark 9 . 41. 
 
 16. 26. and /. hisown soul, AlarkS. 36. Luke 9. 25. 
 Luke 15. 4. if he /.one sheep 118. if she /. one piece 
 
 17 . 33. whosoever shall /. his life shall preserve it 
 John 6. 39. the Eather’s will 1 should /. nothing 
 
 12. 25. he that lo'veth his life shall /. it 
 
 2 John 8. look to yourselves, we /. not those things 
 
 I,0S1’,TH. 
 
 Mat. 10. 39. and he that /. his life for my sake 
 LOSS. 
 
 Gen. 31. 39. that which was torn, f bare the /. of it 
 E.xod. 21. 19 . only he shall pay for the /. of time 
 La. 47 . 8. nor shall 1 know the /. of children 
 9. come in one day /. of children and widowhood 
 Acts 27. 21. and have gained this harm and /. 
 
 22. there shall be no /.ofany man’s life 
 1 Cor. 3. 15. if work be burned he shall suffer /. 
 P/nl. 3 . 7 . w'hat gain, those 1 counted /. for Christ 
 
 8. yea, doubtless, and 1 count all things but/, for 
 Christ, for whom I suffered the /. of all things 
 
 LOST, Passively. 
 
 E.rod. 22. 9- for any manner of /. thing, Deut. 22.3. 
 Lev. 6.-3. or have found that w'hich was /. 
 
 4. he shall restore the /. thing he found 
 l<!um. 6. 12. the days that were before shall be /. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . .3. the asses of Kish, Saul’s lather, W’ere/. 
 
 20. as for thine asses that were /. they are found 
 Psal. 119 . 176 .1 have gone astray like a /. sheep 
 Jer. .50. 6. my people hath been /.sheep, shepherds 
 Ezek. 19. 5. when she saw that her hope was /. 
 
 34.-4. nor have ye sought that which was /. 
 
 16. 1 will seek that which was /. and bring again 
 . 37 . 11. they say, our hope is /. we are cut off 
 
 Mat. 10. 6. but go rather to the /. sheep of Israel 
 
 15. 24. I am not sent but to the /. sheep of Israel 
 
 18.11. .Son is come to save what was /. Luke 19. 10. 
 Luke 15.4. go after that which is /. till he find it 
 
 6. for 1 have found my sheep which was /. 
 
 24, this my son was /. || 32. thy brother was /. 
 John 6.12. gather up fragments that nothing be /. 
 
 17 .12. none of them is /. but the son of perdition 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3. our gospel is hid, to tl.cm that are /. 
 
 LOST, Acthely. 
 
 Deut. 22. .3. wdth any thing of thy brother’s he hath /. 
 1 Kings 20. 25. number array I ike that thou hast /. 
 La. 49. 20. after thou hast /. the other shall say 
 
 21. seeing I have /. my childien, and am desolate 
 Mat. 5.13. if salt/, savour, MarkQ. 50. Luke 14. 34. 
 Luke 15. 9. I have found the piece w idt h 1 had /. 
 John 18. 9 . of them thou gavestme, 1 have /. none 
 
 Signifies, [1] Any thing ca.st or drawn in order to 
 determine any matter in dehate, Prov. 18. 18. 
 [2] 'Lhat which falls out ly lot to he one's proper 
 share, portion, or inheritance. Josh. 15. 1. I 16. 
 1. [.3] Hahitations or persons, Psal. 125. .3. [4' 
 Punishment, Isa. I 7 . 14. [5] Order, course, or 
 turn, Luke 1. 9. [6] Fellowship, Acts 8. 21. [7_ 
 The object of one's worship and trust, Isa. 57. 6. 
 Lots were used, [1] To jin d out a person, 1 Sam. 
 14. 41. Jonah 1. 7 . [2] 'To divide lands,E,\\xr\.2<S. 
 55, 56. [3] To choose a church officer. Acts 1.26. 
 [4] To order and regulate the cour.ses of men in 
 office, 1 Chron. 24. 5. I 25. 8. [5] To decide a 
 controversy, Psal. 22.18. 
 
 Lev, 16. 8. one /. for Eti. other for scape-goat, 9,10. 
 Num. 26. 55. land shall be (livid, by /. J.zek. 48.29. 
 33. 54. he shall divide the land by /. for an inhe¬ 
 ritance, 36. 2. Josh. 1.3.6. Ezek. 47. 22. 
 .34. 1.3. this is the land ye shall inherit by /. 
 
 Deut. .32. 9 . Jacob is the /. of liis inheritance 
 Josh. 15. 1. this was the /. of the tribe of .ludah 
 
 16.1. the /. of Joseph ll 17. 1. wasa /. for Manasseh 
 
 17 . 14. why hast thou given me but one /. ? 
 
 17 . thou sbalt not have one /. only, but mountain 
 
 18. 11. the /. of the tribe of Benjamin came up 
 
 19 .1. and the second /. came fortli to Simeon 
 
 10. the third /. came for the children of Zebulun 
 17 . the fourth /. came out to Issachar 
 
 24. fifth /. to Asher || .32. sixth /. to Kaphtali 
 40. the seventh /. came for the tribe of Dan 
 
 21. 4. /. for families of Kohathites, 1 Chron. 6. 54. 
 6. Gershon had by /. 118. gave by /. to the T.evites 
 Judg. 1. 3. come up w ith me into my/. to fight aga. 
 
 Canaanites, likewise go with thee into thj’ /. 
 20. 9. w e w ill go up by /. aga. it, and take ten men 
 
 1 Sam. 14.41. Saul said fo’God, give a perfect F. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 63. to sons of IMerari were given by 1. 
 
 16. 18. to thee will 1 give the land of Canaan, the 
 /. of your inheritance, Psal. 105.11. 
 
 24.5. to thee they were divided by E one sort with 
 
 7. now the first /. came forth to Jehoiarib 
 
 25. 9 . now the first /. came forth for Asaph 
 Esth. 3. 7 . they cast Pur, that is /. before Haman 
 Psal. 16. 5. portion of cup, thou maintainest my 1. 
 
 125. 3. shall not rest on the /. of the righteous 
 Prov. 1.14. cast in thy /. among us, let us all have 
 
 16. 33. /. is cast into lap, disposing of the Lord 
 
 18. 18. the /. causeth contentions to cease 
 
 Isa. 17 . 14. this is the /. of them that rob us 
 .34. 17 . and he hath cast the /. for them 
 
 57 .6. the smooth stones of the stream are thy /, 
 Jer. 13. 25. this is thy /. from me, saith the Lord 
 Ezek. 24. 6. bring it out, let no /. fall upon it 
 Dan. 12.13. shalt stand in thy /. at end of the daj'S 
 Mic.2.5. shalt have none that shall cast a cord by /. 
 Luke 1. 9 . his /. was to burn incense when he went 
 Acts 1. 26. the /. fell on IMatthias, was numbered 
 
 8. 21. thou hast no /. or part in this matter 
 
 13. 19 . he divided their land to them by /. 
 
 LO'I .S. 
 
 iSam. 14.42. cast /. between me and Jonath. my son 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 31. these cast /. over against bretliren 
 Mat. 27 . 35. parted garments casting/. Mark'\5. 24. 
 Acts 1. 26. gave forth their /. lot f. 11 on Matthias 
 
 See Cast. 
 
 LOTHE. 
 
 Exod. 7 .18. Egypt shall /. to drink of the river 
 Job 7 . 16. 1 /. it, I would not live alway 
 Ezek. 6. 9. shall /. themselves for evils have done 
 
 26. 43. ye shall /. yourselves in your own sight 
 36. 31. ye shall /. yourselves for your iniquities 
 
 LOU H ED. 
 
 Jer. 14. 19 . hath thy soul /. Zion ? why hast thou 
 Zech. 11.8. my soul /. them, their soul abhorred me 
 LOIHETH. 
 
 Num. 21. 5. and our soul /. this light bread 
 Prov. 27 . 7 . the full soul /. an honey-comb 
 Ezek. 16. 45. /. her husband and her children 
 I.OIHIKG. 
 
 Ezek. 16.5. thou wast cast out to the /. of thy person 
 LOU H SOME. 
 
 Num. 11. 20. even a whole month, till it be /. to you 
 Job 7 . 5. my skin is broken and become /. 
 
 Psal. .38.7. my loins are tilled with a /. disease 
 Prov. 13.5. a wicked man is /. and cometh to shame 
 LOUD. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 21. singing with /. instruments to Lord 
 Ezrao. 1.3. the people shouted with a /. shout 
 Neh. 12. 42. the singers sang /. w ifh Jezrahiah 
 Esth. 4. 1. and Mofdecai tried with a /. cry 
 Psal. 33.3. sing to him, play skilfully w ith a /. noise 
 
 98. 4. make a /. noise and rejoice and sing praise 
 150. 5. praise him on /. cymbals, praise hiui 
 Prov. 7 . 11. she is /. and stubborn, her feet abide riot 
 Lev. 14.18. another angel cried with a /. cry to him 
 LOUD, joined with voice. 
 
 Gen. 39. 14. he came to me, I cried with a 1. voice 
 Exod. 19. 16. the voice of the trumpet exceeding /. 
 Deut. 27 . 14. the I.evites shall speak with a /. voice 
 2 Sam. 15. 2.3. all the country wept w ith a /. voice 
 
 1 Kings S. 55. he blessed congregation with a /. voice 
 
 2 Chron. 15.14. they sw'are to the 1 ,d. with a /. voice 
 20. 19 . to praise Lord with. a/, voice, Luke 19.37. 
 
 Ezra 3.12. many' wept with a /. voice, many shouted 
 
 10. 12. the congregation answered w ith a /. voice 
 Prov. 27 .14. he blesseth his tfiend with a /. voice 
 Ezek. 8.18. and though they cry with a /. voice 
 
 9.1. he cried with a /. voice, saying, cause them 
 Luke 1. 42. she spake cut with a /. voice, and said 
 8.28. unclean spirit cried with a /. voice. Acts 8. 7. 
 
 17 . 15. turned back and with a /. v. glorified (jod 
 Acts 14.10. said with a /. voice stand upright on feet 
 
 26.24. Festus said with a /. v, Paul, thou art beside 
 Bev.5.2. a strong angel proclaiming with a /. voice 
 12. many angels saying with a /. voice, worthy is 
 8.1.3. angel saying w ith a/, v. woe, woe, 14.7,9,15. 
 12.10. and 1 heard a /. voice saying in heaven 
 LOUD voices. 
 
 Luke 23.23. and they’ -were instant with /. voices 
 LOUDER. 
 
 Exod, 19. 19 . the voice of the trumpet waxed /. and /. 
 
 LOVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A natural passion, inclining us to de¬ 
 light in an object, Gen. 29. 20. [2] A jiraciuus 
 
 principle or habit icrought in the soul by God, 
 which inclixies us to delight in, esteem, and earnest¬ 
 ly desire to enjoy an interest in God's favour, and 
 communion with him as our chief good, portion, 
 and happiness, and the fountain of all perfection 
 and excellency ; and uhich likewise disposes us to 
 do good to all, especially to such as resemble God in 
 holiness, and bear his image, 1 John 4. 19, 21. [3] 
 'The effect of love, John 15. 13. [4] 'The person 
 beloved. Cant. 2. 2, 7. [5] 'True friendship or 
 kindness, Prov. 1.5. 17. Let E is, (1) Katural, 
 which is cither, lawful, Psal. 31. 12. or unlawful, 
 John 12. 25. 2 'lim. 3. 2. (II) Conjugal, which 
 j.f, [1] Divine, that is ('-od's love to his people, 
 which is inexpressible, John 3. 16. Inconceivable, 
 Eph. 3. 19. Everlasting, .ler. 31. .3. Sovereign, 
 Deut. 7 . 8. Tree and undeserved, Hos. 14. 4 . 
 Immutable, John 13. 1. Gomplacential, Prov. 8. 
 31. Boundless and infinite, 1 .lobn 4. 16. [2] 
 Human, .wu/i is that betuten^ a husband and wife 
 lawfully joined in wedlock, Gen. 24. 67. I' lih. 5. 
 25. [.3] Idolatrous, J7(f/i is that love winch idolaters 
 have for idols and strange gods, .ler. 2. 25. | 8. 2. 
 (Ill) Parental and filial, Gen. 22. 2. 1 44. 20. | 
 45. 11. (1\') Spiritual, as, [1] 'The love of God 
 towards his children, John 17. 23. Rout. 5. 5, 
 8. [2] 'Jheir love to God, P.-al. 116. 1. 1 
 
 John 4. 19 . [3] (/ Christ, to his church, Eph. 
 3. 19 .1 5. 2. 14] 'To .some particular persons, 
 
 John 2. 2. Gal. 2. 20. [5] 'Ihe love of be¬ 
 
 lievers towards Christ, Cant. 1. 4, 7- .lohn 
 21. 15. 16] To one another, John 15. 17. 
 
 Col. 1. 4. [ 7 ] Of pastors towards their people^ 
 
 u 2 291 
 
LO V 
 
 LO V 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 24. 2 Cor. 2. 4. [8] Of hearers 
 to their teachers, 2 Cor. 8. 7, 8. 1 I'iiess. 5. 
 
 13. 'lit. 3. 15. (V.) Carnal, 2 Sam. i3. 4. 
 
 Prov. 7. 18. (VI.) Wicked, 2 Cliron. ly. 2. 
 
 Rev. 22. 15. 
 
 Gen. 29. 20. a few days for the /. he had to her 
 
 1 ISarn. 20. t 17. to Swear by his /. towards him 
 
 9. Sam. 1. 26. wonderful, passing the /. of women 
 
 13. 15. the hatred w'as greater than the /. he iiad 
 
 Frov. 5. 19. be thou ravished always with her 1. 
 
 7- 18. let us take our fill of 1. till the morning 
 
 10.12. hatred stirreth up strifes, but /. coveretli sins 
 15. 17 . better is a dinner of herbs where 1. is, than 
 17- 9. he that coveretli a transgression seeketh /. 
 27 . 5. 0 {>en rebuke is better tlian secret /. 
 
 £ccl. 9 . 1. no man knoweth either /. or hatred 
 
 6. also their 1. and hatred is now jierished 
 Cant. 2. 4. and liis banner over me was /. 
 
 5. comfort me with apples, for 1 am sick of /. 5. 8. 
 .3. 10. the midst thereof being paved with 1. 
 
 7 . 6. how pleasant art thou, O /. for delights ! 
 
 8^6. /. is strong asdeath,jealousy is cruel as grave 
 
 7 . many waters cannot quench /. if a man would 
 
 give all his subs, for /. it would be contemned 
 Jer.9.9. 1 remember thee, the /. of thy espousals 
 
 3.3. why trimmest tliou thy way to seek /.! 
 
 12 . t 7 . 1 have given the /. of my soul to enemy 
 .31. 3. I have loved thee with an everlasting /. 
 Ezek. 16. 8 . behold, thy time was the time of /. 
 
 2.3. 11. she was more corrupt in her inordinate t. 
 
 17 . the Babylonians came to her into bed of/. 
 
 33. 31. with tlieir mouth they shew much /. 
 
 Dan. 1. 9 . brought Daniel into tender /. with prince 
 Hos. 3.1. according to the /. of Lord toward Israel 
 
 11. 4. 1 drew them vvith bands of /. and cords 
 Mat. 24. 12. the /. of many shall wax cold 
 Jo/m 13. .35. if ye have /. one to another 
 
 15.13. greater /. hath no man than this, that he lay 
 
 17 . 26. the /. wherewith thou hast loved me 
 
 Horn.a. 35. who shall separate us from /. of Christ.' 
 
 12. 9- let /. be without dissimulation 
 
 10. be kindly affectioned with brotherly /. 
 
 13. 10. /. worketh no ill, therefore /. is fulfilling 
 
 15. .30. 1 beseech you for the /. of the Spirit 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. that you may know the /. I have to you 
 _8. that ye would confirm your /. toward him 
 
 5. 14. for the /. of Clirist constraineth us 
 
 6. 6. by the Holy Ghost, by /. unfeigned 
 
 8. 8. and to prove the sincerity of your /. 
 
 24. shew to the churches the proof of your /. 
 
 13. 11. and the God ot /. shall be with you 
 Gal. 5. 6. but faith which worketh by /. 
 
 13. but brethren, by /. serve one another 
 22. but the truit of the Spirit is /. joy, peace 
 Eph. 1. 15. after I heard ot your /. to all the saints 
 3.19. to know the /. ot Christ, passeth knowledge 
 b. 23. and /. w ith faith, from God the Father 
 Phil. 1 . 9 . this 1 pray, that your /. may abound 
 17 . but the other ot /. doth preach Christ 
 
 2. 1. it there be therefore any comfort of /. 
 
 2. that ye be like-minded, having the same /. 
 
 Co/. 1.4. and of the /. which ye have to all the saints 
 
 8. who declared to us your /. in the Spirit 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 3. remembering your labour of /. 
 
 4. 9. touching brotherly Lye need not that 1 write 
 o. 8. putting on breast-plate of faith and /. 
 
 2 fhess. 2.10. they received not the /. of the truth 
 
 1 i im. 1.14. exceeding abundant with faith and /. 
 
 6. lu. the /. of money is the root of all evil 
 
 11. tollow after righteousness, /. patience 
 
 2 / im. 1 . 7 . not given the spirit of fear, but of /, 
 PhJern. 9. yet for /. sake 1 rather beseech thee 
 ileh. 6 . 10 . to forget your work and labour of /. 
 
 10. 24. to provoke unto /. and to good works 
 
 1.3.1. let brotherly /. continue, entertain strangers 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. to unfeigned /. of the brethren 
 1 John 2. 15. the /. ot the Father is not in him 
 .3.1. behold what manner of /. the Father hath 
 another, for /. is of God 
 
 8. God IS /. 1! 10. her-ein is /. not that we loved God 
 
 16. known the /. that God hath to us, God is /. 
 
 17 . herein is our /. made perfect, to have boldness 
 
 18. there is no fear in /. perfect /. casteth out fear 
 ^ .lohno. this is/, that we walk after his commandm. 
 Jude 2. mercy to you, peace and /. be multiplied 
 Rev. 2. 4. because thou hast left thy first /, 
 
 LOVE of God. 
 
 I.uke 11.42. ye pass over judgment and the /. of God 
 John o. 42. 1 know that ye have not /. of God in you 
 Rom.5.5. because l.of G. isshed abroad inour hearts 
 8.39. shall be able to separate us from the /. of God 
 ^Oor. 13. 14. the /. of G. be with you all, amen 
 9 Ihess. 3. 0 . direct your hearts into the /. of God 
 -1 '3. 4. after the kindness and /. of God appeared 
 
 1 John 2. 5. in him verily is the /. of God perfected 
 
 3. 16. hereby perceive we /. of G. because he laid 
 17 . how dwelleth the l.of God in him ? 
 
 4.9. in this was rnanifested the /. of God towards us 
 
 5. 3. this is /. of God that we keep his commandm. 
 Jude 91. keep yourselves in the l.of God, looking for 
 
 i/wLOVE. 
 
 Geut. 7 . 7 . Lord did not set his 1. upon you, because 
 Psal. 91. 14. because he hath set his 1. upon me 
 Isa. d^.Q. in his /. and in his pity he redeemed them 
 Zeph. 3. 17 . he will rest in hisl. he will joy over 
 .j Ohn 15.10.1 ke pt commandments, and abide in h. 1. 
 Rom. 5. 8. but God commended his 1. toward us 
 1 John 4.12. if love one another his 1. is perfected 
 In LOVE. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 2. Solomon clave unto these ini. 
 
 Isa. .38.17■ hast in 1. to my soul delivered it from pit 
 
 1 Cor .4.21. shall I come to you with a rod or in 1.'? 
 
 2 Cor. 8.7- as ye abound in your /. to us, see that 
 Eph. 1.4.we should be without blame before him ini. 
 
 3. 17 . that ye being rooted and grounded in 1. 
 
 4. 2. in meekness, forbearing one another ini. 
 
 15. but speaking the truth in 1. may grow up to 
 
 16. maketh increase to the edifying of itself in 1. 
 
 5. 2. walk in 1. as Christ hath loved us and given 
 C 0 /. 2 . 2 . hearts becomfoited. being knit together /k /. 
 
 1 Ihess. .3.12. the Lord make you to increase m 1. 
 
 5.13. esteem them highly in 1. for work’s sake 
 
 292 
 
 LO V 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 13. in faith and /. which is in Christ .Tesus 
 1 John 4.16. he that dwelleth in 1. ilwelleth in God 
 
 18. no fear in 1. that feai eth not made perfect ini. 
 9 John 3. J esus the .Son of the Father in truth and /. 
 Mp LOVE. 
 
 Psal. 109. 4. for my 1. they are my adveisaries 
 5. they have rewarded me hatred for my 1. 
 
 Cant. 1 . 9 . I have compared thee, O my 1. to horses 
 15. behold, thou art fair,/. thou art fair, 4.1. 
 
 2. 2. as lily, so is my 1. among the daughters 
 
 7 . nor awake my 1. till he please, 3. 5. I 8. 4. 
 
 10. rise up, m. 1. 13. || 5.2. open to me, m. 1. iiiy dove 
 
 4. 7 . art all fair, my 1. there is no spot in thee 
 
 6. 4. thou art beautiful, O my 1. as d'irzah 
 
 John 15. 9 . continue ye in my 1. 1| 10. abide in my 1. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 24. my 1. be with you all, in Christ Jesus 
 
 Thy LOVE. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 26. thy 1. was wonderful, passing the love 
 Cant. 1. 2. for thy 1. is better than wine, 4.10. 
 
 4. we will remember thy 1. moie than wine 
 4. 10. how fair is thy 1. my sister, my spouse 
 Philem. 5. hearingof thy 1.-and faith towards Jesus 
 
 7 . we have great joy and consolation in thy 1. 
 Rev. 2. 4. because thou hast left thy first /. 
 
 LOVE, Verb. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 18. thou shalt /. thy neighbour as thyself, 
 34. Mat. 19. 19. 1 22. 39. Mark 12. 31. 
 Deut. 6. 5. thou shalt /. the Lord thy God with all 
 thy heart, 10. 12. I 11. 1, 13, 22. 119. 9.1 .30. 6. 
 
 7 . 9 . he is God, the faithful God, which keepefh 
 
 covenant with them that /. him, Dan. 9. 4. 
 13. he will /. thee, bless thee, and multiply thee 
 10.15. Lord had a delight in thy fathers to /. tliem 
 
 19 . /. tlierefore the stranger, for ye were strangers 
 
 1.3. 3. to know whether ye /. the Lord your God 
 .30.16. in that I command thee to /. Ix)rd thy God 
 
 20. that thou mayest /. the L. and obey his voice 
 Josh. 22. 5. take heed to /. the L. j our God, 23.11. 
 Judg. 5. 31. let them that /. him be as the sun 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 22. and all the king’s servants /. thee 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 2. shouldest thou /. them that hate Loi d ? 
 Neh. 1. 5. God keepeth mercy for tliem that /. him 
 Psal. 4. 2. O ye sons, how long will ye /. vanity f 
 
 5.11. let them that /. thy name be joyful in thee 
 
 18. 1. I will /. thee, O Ford, my strength 
 
 31.23. O /. the Lord, all ye saints. Lord preserves 
 40. 16. let such as /. thy salvation say, 70 . 4. 
 
 69. .36. tliey that /. his name shall (hvell there 
 97- 10. ye that /. tlie Lord hate evil, he preserves 
 119. 1.32. usest to do to those that /. thy name 
 165. great peace have they who /. thy” law 
 122. 6. they shall prosper that /. thee 
 145. 20. the Ix)rd preserveth them that /. him 
 Prov. 1.22. how long, ye simple, will ye/, simplicity 
 
 4. 6. /. wisdom, and she shall keep thee 
 
 8. 36. all they that hate me, /. death 
 
 9. 8. rebuke a wise man, and he will 1. thee 
 16. 13. kings /. him that speaketh right 
 
 18. 21. they that /. it shall eat the fruit thereof 
 Eccl. 3. 8. a time to /. and a time to hate 
 Cant. 1. 3. therefore do the virgins /. thee 
 
 4. thy love more than wine, the upright /. thee 
 Isa. 56. 6. to serve and /. the name of the Lord 
 61. 8. I the Lord /.judgment, I hate robbery 
 66.10. be glad with Jei usalem all ye that /. her 
 Jer. 5. 31. and my people /. to have it so 
 Hos. 3.1. /. a woman beloved, /. flagons of wine 
 4.18. her rulers with shame, do /. give ye 
 
 9. 15. drive them out, I will /. them no more 
 
 14. 4. I will /. them freely, for mine anger turned 
 JJ_mo.s4. t 5. publish ye free-offerings, so”ye /. 
 
 5. 15. hate the evil, and /. the good, establish 
 Mic. 3. 2. who hate the good, and /. the evil 
 
 6. 8. but to /. mercy, and to walk humbly 
 Zech.8. 17 . /.no false oath || 19. /. the truth 
 Mat. 5. 43. it hath been said, /. thy neighbour 
 
 44. but I say, /. your enemies, Luke 6. 27, .35. 
 
 46. if ye /. them which /. you, I,tike 6. 32. 
 
 6. 5. they /. to pray standing in the synagogues 
 24. hate the one, and /. the other, Luke 16. 13. 
 
 22. . 37 . thou shalt /. the Lord thy God with all thy 
 
 heart, Mark 12. .30, 33. Luke 10. 27 . 
 
 23. 6. and /. the uppermost rooms at feasts 
 Mark 12. 38. scribes who /. to go in long clothing 
 Luke 7 . 42. which of them will /. him most ? 
 
 11. 43. ye /. greetings in the markets, 20. 46. 
 
 John 14. 21. I will /. him, and manifest myself 
 23. if a man /. me, my Father will /. him 
 15.12. commandment that ye /. one another, 17. 
 
 19 . if were of world, the world would /. his own 
 Rom. 8. 28. all things work for good to them /. God 
 
 13. 8. owe nothing to any, but to /. one another 
 
 9. in this saying, thou shalt /. thy neighbour as 
 thyself. Gal. 5. 14. Jam. 2. 8. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 9 . God hath prepared for them that /. him 
 
 8. .3. if any man /. God, the same is known of him 
 Eph. 5. 25. hush, /.your wives as Christ loved the 
 church, and gave himself, 28, 3.3. Col. 3. 19. 
 6.24. grace be with all them tliat /. our Lord Jesus 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 9. J’e are taught of God to /. one another 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. but to all them that /. his appearing 
 Tit. 2. 4. teach young women to /. their husbands 
 
 3. 15. greet them that /. us in the faith 
 
 Jam. 1.12. Lord promised to them that /. him, 2.5. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 8. whom having not seen ye /. in whom 
 22. see ye 1. one another with a pure heart 
 
 2. 17 . honour all men, /. the brotlierhood 
 
 3. 8. /. as brethren H 10. lie that will /. life 
 
 1 John9. 15. /. not the world, if any man /. the world 
 
 3.11. message ve heard from the beginning that we 
 
 should /. one another, 4. 7, 11. 2 Johnb. 
 
 14. from death to life, because we /. the brethren 
 
 2.3. /. one another, as he gave commandment 
 
 4. 12. if we /. one another, (md dwelleth in us 
 
 19 . we /. him, because first loved us 
 
 20. how can he /. God whom he hath not seen ? 
 
 21 he who loveth God, /. his brother also 
 
 5. 2. we /. the children of God when we /. God 
 
 1 LOVE. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 4. make me savoury meat, such as T /. 
 E.xod. 21. 5. if servant shall say, 11. my master 
 Judg. 16.15. how canst thou siiy, 11. thee, when 
 
 9 Sam. 114.4.11. Tamar my brother Absalom’s sister 
 Psal. 116. \ . 11. the r^ord, because he hatli beam 
 119 . 97 . O how //. thy law J| 113. thy law 11. 163, 
 119. therefore 11. thy testimonies 
 127 . therefore / /. thy commands above gold 
 159. consider how i /. thy precepts, quicken me 
 167 . thy testimonies 1. 1. exceedingly 
 Peov. 8. 17 . 11. them that love me, and those that 
 John 14. 31. world may know that 11. the Fatlier 
 
 21. 15. Lord, thou knowestthat 11. thee, 16, 17. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 15. though the more / /.you, the less 1 be 
 
 1 John 4. 2o. it a man say, 11. God, and hatetli 
 
 2 John 1. whom 1 1. in the truth, 3 John 1. 
 
 Rev. 3. 19 . as many as / /. 1 rebuke and chasten 
 
 LOVE me. 
 
 Gen. 29. .32. now therefore my husbanrl will /. me 
 Exod. 20.6. shewing mercy to them /. me, Devt.5.H). 
 Prov. 8 . 17 . I love them that/, we, and those that seek 
 
 21. cause those that /. me to inherit substance 
 Johnii.49. ifGf.d were your Fatlier you would /. me 
 
 10. 17 . therefore iloth my Father /. me, because 
 
 14. 1."). it ye /. me, keep my commandments 
 23. it a man /. me, he will keep my words 
 
 LOVE not. 
 
 Prov. 20.13. /. wo/sleep, lest thou come to poverty 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 22. if any man /. ?we the L. Jesus Christ 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 11. because I /. you nut ? God knoweth 
 \Juhn9.\5.1. not the world ||3.18. let us wo//.in word 
 
 LOVED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 67. Isaac took Kebekah to wife, and /.her 
 25. 28. Isaac/. Esau, but Kebekah /. Jacob 
 
 27 . 14. his mother made such as his father /. 
 
 29. 18. Jacob/. Rachel more than Leah, .30. 
 
 .31. 3. bhechem /. Dinah, and spake kindly to her 
 . 37 . .3. Isr. /. .loseph more than all his children. -4. 
 Deut. 4. . 37 . and because he /. thy fathers, therefore 
 
 7 . 8. but because tlie Lord /. you, 23. 5.1 .33. 3. 
 Judg. 16. 4. Samson /. a worn, in the valley of^rek 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 5. Elkanah /. Hannah ||16. 21. Saul/. Dav.. 
 
 18.1. Jonathan /. Dav.as hispwn soid, 3 . 1 20 . 17 . 
 16. Israel and Judah /. David, because he went 
 
 20. and Michal, Saul’s daughter, /. David 
 
 2 Sam. 12.24. Lord/. .Solomon, and he sent Nathan 
 
 I. 3. 1. Amnon, the son of David, /. l amar 
 
 15. hatred greater than love wherewith he /. her 
 
 1 Kings 3. 3. Solomon /. the L. walking in statutes 
 
 10.9. because the Lord /. Israel, 2 Chron. 9 . 8 . 
 
 11. 1. king Solomon /. many strange women 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 11. the inrd /. ids people, Isa. 48. 14. 
 
 II. 21. Itehoboam /. Maacah above all his wives 
 
 26.10. Uzziah had husbandmen, he /. husbandry 
 Esth. 2. 17 . the king/. Esther above all the women. 
 Job 19 .19. they whom I /. are turned against me 
 Psal. 47 . 4. the excellency of Jacob whom he /. 
 
 78. 68. but chose the mount Zion which he /. 
 
 109 . 17 . as he /. cursing, so let it come to him 
 
 Isa. .38. + 17 . but thqu hast /. me from the pit 
 Jer. 8. 2. all the host of heaven whom they have /. 
 
 14. 10. thus have they 1. to wander, they have not 
 EzeF. 16.37. I will gather all them that thou hast/_ 
 Hos. 9 . 1. thou hast /. a reward on every com-floor 
 
 10. their abominations were according as they / 
 
 11. 1. when Israel was a child, then 17. him 
 
 Mai. 1. 2. yet ye say, wherein hast thou /. us.^ 
 
 2. 11. Judah profaned holinessof J^rd which he/. 
 Mark 10. 21. then .lesus beholding him, /. him 
 Lukel. 47 . many sins are forgiven, for she /. much 
 John .3. 16. God so /. the world || 19 . /. darkness 
 
 11. 5. Jesus /. Martha, and her sister, and Lazarus 
 .36. then said the Jews, behold ho w he /. him 
 
 12. 43. for they /. praise of men more than praise 
 
 1.3.1. having /. his own, he /. them to the end 
 
 23. disciple whom Jesus /. 19.26. | 20.2.1 21.7.20; 
 
 14. 21. he that loveth me shall be /. cf my Father 
 
 28. if ye /.me, ye would rejoice,because 1 go to my 
 
 15. 9. as the Father /. me, so have 1 /. you 
 
 16. 27 . Father himself loveth you, because ye/.me 
 17- 2.3. and hast /. them, as thou hast /. me 
 26.love wherewith thou hast /. me, may be in them 
 Rom. 8 . 147 . more than conquerors thro’ him that /. us 
 2 Cor. 12.15. the more 1 love you, the less 1 be /. 
 Gal. 2. 20. who /. me, and gave himself for me 
 Eph. 2. 4. for his great love wherewith he /. us 
 5^2. as Christ also /. us || 25. Christ /. the church 
 2 Thess. 2. 16. God our Father, which hath /. us 
 2 Tim. 4. 10. Demas having/, this present world 
 Heb. 1. 9 . hast /. righteousness, and hated iniquitr 
 2 Pet. 2.15. Balaam /. the wages of unrighteousness 
 
 1 John 4. 10. not that we /. God, but that he /. us 
 
 11. if God so /. us II 19 . because he first/, us 
 Rev. 1.5. to him that 1. us and washed us from sins 
 
 12. 11. they /. not their lives to the death 
 1 have LOVED. 
 
 Psal. 96. 8. I have 1. the habitation of thy house 
 119 . 47 . delight in thy commands w hich 7 h. 1. 48. 
 Isa. 4.3. 4. I have/, thee, therefore will I give men 
 Jer.9.95.1 have 1. strangers, and after them will I gn 
 .31. 3. I have 1. thee with an everljisting love 
 Mai.4.9.1 have 1. you, yet ye say, wherein hast thou 
 John\3. .34. as I have /.you, that ye also love, 15.12. 
 
 15. 9. as the Father loved me, .so / have 1. you 
 Rom. 9 .13. as it is written, Jacob I have 1. but Fsau 
 Rev. 3. 9. I will make them know that I have 1. thee 
 LOVEDST. 
 
 Isa. 57 . 8 . thou /. their bed where thou sawest it 
 John 17 . 24. thou /. me before foundation of w orld 
 LOVELY. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.23. .Saul and Jonathan were /. in their lives 
 Cant. 5.16. he is altogether l.O daughters of Jerusal. 
 Ezei. .33. 32. thou aft to them as a very /. song 
 Phil. 4. 8. whatsoever things are /. think on these 
 
 LOVl-rR. 
 
 1 h ings 5. 1. for ITiram was ever a /. of David 
 Psal. 88.18. /. and friend hast thou put far from me 
 Tit. 1. 8. a /. of hospitality, a/, of good men, sobei 
 LOVERS. 
 
 Psal.. .38.11. my /. and friends stand aloof from my 
 Jer. 3. 1. thou hast played the harlot with many /, 
 
 4. 30. thy /. will despise thee, thej' will seek thy life 
 22.20. go up and cry, for all thy /. are destroyed 
 
 22. thy /. shall go into captivity, shalt be ashamed 
 
 30. 14. all thy /. have forgotten thee, they seek 
 
LOW 
 
 LUS 
 
 LIE 
 
 Lam. 1.2. among: all her 1. hath none to comfort her 
 19. I called for my 1. but they deceived me 
 L^ek. 16. .I-I. thou givest thy gifts to all thy 1. 
 
 :i6. thy nakedness discovered with thy 1. and idols 
 37 . 1 will gather thy 1. H 23. 5. doted on her L 
 
 23. 9 . 1 have delivered her into the hand of her 1. 
 22. behold, I will raise up thy /. against thee 
 Hos. 2.5.1 will go after my 1. 11 7 . shall follow her I. 
 10. I will discover her fewdness in the sight of 1. 
 
 12. these rewards that my 1. have given me 
 
 13. and she went after her L and forgat me 
 
 8. 9 . are gone up to Assyria, Ephraim hath hired L 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. for men shall be 1. of their own selves 
 4. heady, 1. of pleasures more than i. of God 
 LOVES. 
 
 Prov. 7 . 18. come, let us solace ourselves with 1. 
 Cant. 7 . 12. there will I give thee my /. 
 
 LO\' EST. 
 
 ■Oew.22. 2. take thine only son Isaac whom thou 1. 
 Judy. 14. 16. thou dost but hate me, and /.me not 
 2 Sam. 19 . 6. in that thou 1. thine enemies, and hatest 
 P.'ial. 45. 7 . thou /. righteousness, therefore God thy 
 52. 3. thou /. evil more than good, and lying 
 4. thou /. all devouring words, O thou deceitful 
 £cc/. 9. 9 . live joyfully with the wife whom thou/. 
 Jo/m 11. 3. behold, he whom thou /. is sick 
 21. 15. Simon, son of Jonas, /. thou mei' 16. 17. 
 
 EG V Eli I. 
 
 Cen. 27 . 9 . make meat for tJiy father, such as he /. 
 44. 20. a child, a little one, and his father /. him 
 I)eut. 10.18. Lord /. the stranger in giving him food 
 
 15. 16. I will not go away because he /. thee 
 Pvth4. 15. for thy daughter-in-law who /. thee 
 Psal. 11. 5. and him that /. violence his soul hateth 
 7 . for the righteous Lord /. righteousness, 33. 5. 
 34 . 12 . what man is he that 1. iiiany days ? 
 
 37 . 28. for the Lord /.judgment, 99. 4. 
 
 87.2. the Ld. /. gates of Zion more than dwellings 
 119 .140. word is very pure, therefore thy serv. /. 
 146.8. Lord openeth the eyes, Ld. /. the righteous 
 Prov. 3 12. for whom ttie Lord /. he correcteth 
 
 12. 1. whoso /. instruction, /. knowledge 
 as. 24. but he that /. him, chasteneth him betimes 
 
 15. 9 . he /. him that followeth after righteousness 
 12.. a scorner /. not one that reproveth him 
 
 17 . 17 . a friend /. at all times, and a brother is born 
 19. /. transgression that /. strife, he that exalteth 
 19. 8. he that getteth wisdom /. his own soul 
 
 21. 17 . he that /. pleasure, he that /. wine and oil 
 
 22. 11. he that /. pureness of heart, the king his 
 29 . 3. w’hoso /. wisdom rejoiceth his father 
 Peel. 5.10. he that /. silver, he that/, abundance 
 Ca7it. 1. 7 . tell me, O thou whom my soul /. where 
 
 3.1. by night on my bed 1 sought him w hom soul /. 
 
 2. I will arise and seek him whom my soul /. 
 
 3 . to whom 1 said, saw ye him whom my soul 1.? 
 
 4. 1 found him whom my soul /. 1 held him 
 2sa. 1.23. every one /.gifts and fellows after rewards 
 Jdos. 10. 11. liphraim as heifer /. to tread out corn 
 32. 7. he is a merchant, he /. to oppress 
 
 Mat. 10. . 37 . that /. fatlieror mother, he that /. son 
 Luke7. 5. he /. our nationH 47. the same/, little 
 Johni. 35. the Father /. the Son, hath given,5. 20. 
 12. 25. he that /. his life shall lose it 
 
 14. 21. that hath my commandments, he it is that /. 
 me, and he that /. me shall be loved of my Lath. 
 
 24. he that /. me not, keepeth not my sayings 
 
 16. 27 . the l ather himself /. you, because loved me 
 Pom. 13. 8. he that /. another hath fultilled the law' 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 7 . or of necessity, for G-/. a cheerful giver 
 Eph. 5. 28. he that /. his wife, /. himself 
 
 He/>. 12. 6. for whom the I.ord /. he chasteneth 
 1 Jo/m 2.10. he that /. his brother, abideth in light 
 3. 10. he that /. not his brother, is not of God 
 
 14./. not his brother, abidetli in death, 4. 8, 20. 
 '4. 7 . every one that /. is born of God, and knows G. 
 21. that he who /. God, /. his brother also 
 
 5.1. that /. him that begat,/, him that is begotten 
 
 3 John 9. Diotrephes /. to have the pre-eminence 
 Pev. 22. 15. and whosoever /. and maketh a lie 
 
 LOVING. 
 
 £ Sam. 19 . + 6. by /. thine enemies, hating friends 
 Prov. 5. 19 . let her be as the /. hind and pleasant roe 
 22. 1. and /. favour rather than silver and gold 
 Isa. 56.10. sleeping, lying down, /. to slumber 
 See Kindness, Kindnesses. 
 
 LOW. 
 
 Pent. 28. 43. and thou shalt come down very /. 
 Judy. 1.19. the Canaanite that dwelt in /. countries 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 7- the Lord bringeth /. and lifteth up 
 
 2 C/iron. 9.27. as sycamore-trees in the /. plains 
 26. 10. Uzziah had much cattle in the /. country 
 
 28. 18. Philistines invaded cities of the /. country 
 Job 5. 11. to Setup on high those that be /. 
 
 '22. t 29. he shall save him that hath /. eyes 
 40.12. look on every one proud, and bring him /. 
 Psal. 49. 2. both high and /. rich and itoor together 
 62. 9. surely men of /. degree are vanity 
 136.23. who remembered us in our /. estate 
 Prov. 29. 23. a man’s pride shall bring him /. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 6. and the rich sit in /. place 
 12. 4. when the sound of the grinding is /. 
 
 Jsa. 13. 11. 1 will lay /. the haughtiness of terrible 
 
 25. 12. the high fort of thy walls shall he lay /. 
 
 26. 5. the lofty city he layeth it /. to the ground 
 
 29. 4. thy speech shall be /. out of the dust 
 32. 19 . and the city shall be /. in a /. place 
 Imitt. 3. 55. 1 called on thy name out of/, dungeon 
 Ezek. 17 . 6. it became aspreading vine of /. stature 
 
 24. trees shall know that 1 have exalted the /. tree 
 21. 26. exalt him that is /. abase him that is high 
 26. 20. shall set thee in the /. parts of the earth 
 29 . t 14. and they shall be there a /. kingdom 
 Luke 1. 48. he regarded/, estate of his handmaiden 
 52. he hath exalted them of /. degree 
 Pom. 12. 16. but condescend to men of /. estate 
 Jam. 1. 9 . let the brother of /. degree rejoice 
 10. but the rich in that he is made /. 
 
 See Hkodght. 
 
 LOW ER parts of the earth 
 Signify, [Ij The valleys, Isa. 44. 23. [2] The 
 
 state of the dead, Psal. 63. 9. [3] The mother's 
 
 u'omh, Psal. 1 . 39 . 15. [4] The earth, as the lowest 
 part of the visible world, or the yrave and state of 
 the dead, Eph. 4. 9. 
 
 LOWER. 
 
 Gen. 6.16. with /. second and third stories make ark 
 Lev. 1.3. 20. if rising be in sight /. than the skin 
 21. and if it be no /. than the skin, 26. 
 
 E/eh. 4.1.3. therefore I set in the /. places the people 
 Job 12. t .3. 1 fall not /. than you 
 Psal. 8. 5. made him little /. than angels, 2.7,9. 
 63. 9. shall go into the /. parts of the earth 
 Prov. 25. 7 . shouldest be put/, in presence of prince 
 Isa. 22. 9. ye gathered the waters of the /. pool 
 44. 23. sing, O heavens, shout ye /. parts of earth 
 E.zek. 43. 14. from the bottom even to the /. settle 
 Eph. 4. 9 . that he descended first into the /. parts 
 LOWEST. 
 
 Pent. .32. 22. and shall burn to the /. hell. 
 
 1 Kinys 12. 31. made priests /. 1.3. 3.3. 2 Kinys I 7 . .32. 
 I^sal. 86.13. hast delivered my soul from the /. hell 
 88. 6. thou hast laid me in the /. pit, in darkness 
 
 I . 39 . 15. curiously wrought in the /. parts of earth 
 Ezek. 41. 7- tmd so increased from the /. chamber 
 
 42. 6. the building w as straitened more than the /. 
 Lttke 14. 9 . thou begin w ith shame to take /. room 
 
 10. but go and sit down in the /. room 
 
 LOW El 11. 
 
 Job 6. 5. wild ass brav, or /. the ox over his fodder I 
 LOWING. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 12. the kine went along the high-way /. 
 
 15. 14. what nieaneth then the /. of the oxen ? 
 
 LOWLY. 
 
 Psal. 138. 6. Lord high, yet hath he respect to /. 
 Prov. 3 . .34. the scorners, but he giveth grace to /. 
 
 II. 2. then cometh shame, but with /. is wisdom 
 
 16. 19 . better to be of humble spirit with the /. 
 Zech. 9 . 9. he is just, /. and riding on an ass 
 Mat. 11. 29 . learn of me, for 1 am meek and /. 
 
 LOWITNE.S.S. 
 
 Eph. 4. 2. that ye v/alk with all /. and meekness 
 Phil. 2. 3. but in 1. of mind, let each esteem other 
 LOW RING. 
 
 Mat. 16. 3. foul weather, for the sky is red and /. 
 LUCRE. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 3. Samuel’s sons turned after /. took bribes 
 1 7'im. .3. 3. a bishop not greedy of filthy /. 8. 
 
 Tit. 1. 7 . a bishop must not be given to filthy /. 
 
 11. teaching things they ought not for filthy /. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 2. feed flock not for filth v /. but ready mind 
 
 I.UKEWARM. 
 
 Pev. 3. 16. so then because thou art /. 
 
 LUMP. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 7- fake a /. of figs and lay, Isa. 38. 21. 
 Pom. 9 . 21. of the same /. one vessel to honour 
 
 11. 16 . if the first fruit be holy the /. is holy 
 1 Cor. 5. 6. a little leaven leaveneth the /. Gal. 5. 9. 
 7 . purge out old leaven, that ye may be a new /. 
 LUMPS. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 118. Abigail took 100 /. of raisins 
 LUNATIC. 
 
 Mat. 4. 24. and those which w ere /. he healed 
 
 17 . 15. Lord have mercy on my son, for he is /. 
 
 LURK. 
 
 Prov. 1. 11. come, let us /. privily for the innocent 
 
 18. they /. privily for their own lives 
 'LURKING. 
 
 1 Sam, 23, 23. take knowledge of all the /. places 
 P.fal. 10. 8. he sitteth in the /. places of the villages 
 17 . 12 . as it were a young lion /. in secret places 
 LUST 
 
 Sign es, [1] Concupiscence, or unlawful carnal 
 passion and desire, 1 Pet. 2. 11. 2 Pet. 2. 10. [2] 
 That oriyinal corrtiption which incli7ies man to 
 sin and evil. Jam. 1. 14, 15. 2 Pet. 1.4. [3] The 
 desirtny of lauful thinys to support and satisfy 
 nature, Dent. 12. 15, 20, 21. [4] The covetiny 
 thinys forbidden, 1 Cor. 10. 6. [5] Corrupt and 
 inordinate desires and affections, 1 Pet. 4. 2. 
 
 The Spirit lusteth against the flesh, Gal.5.\7. The 
 Spirit of God stirs tip motions and desires in the 
 saints contrary to those <f the flesh, or unrenewed 
 part in man, and inclines them to desire and 
 endeavour the utter destruction of it. 
 
 Exod. 15. 9. niy /. shall be satisfied on them 
 Num. 11. t 4. the mixed multitude lusted a /. 
 
 + .34. lie called the [ilace the graves of /. 
 
 .33.1 16 . and they pitched at the grave of /. 
 
 Ps. 78. 18. tempted God by asking meat for their /. 
 .30. they were not estranged from their /. 
 
 81. 12. 1 gave them up to their own hearts’ /. 
 Pom. 1. 27- burned in their /. one tow ai d another 
 7 . 7 . 1 had not known /. exce|)t the law' had said 
 Gal. 5. 16. walk in Spirit, yeshall not fulfil /. of flesh 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 5. not in /. of concupiscence as Gentiles 
 Jam. 1.14. temiited, w hen he is drawn of his own /. 
 
 15. when /. hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin 
 
 2 Pet. 1.4. escaiied corrui;tion that is in world thro’ /. 
 
 2. 10. that walk after flesh in the /. of uncleanness 
 
 1 John 2. 16 . the /. of the flesh, the /. of the eye 
 
 17 . the world passeth awav, and the /. thereof 
 LUST, Verb. 
 
 Prov. 6. 25. /. not after her beauty in thy heart 
 Mat. 5. 28. w hoso looketh on a woman to /. after her 
 1 Cor. 10. 6. not /.after evil things as they also lusted 
 Jam. 4. 2. ye /. and have not, ye kill and desire to 
 LUS'lEl). 
 
 Num. 11. .34. there they buried the people that /. 
 Ps. 106 .14. but they /. exceedingly in the wilderness 
 1 Cor. 10. 6. we should not lust as they also /. 
 
 Pev. 18. 14. fruits thy soul /. after are departed 
 LU.S I ETIl. 
 
 Pent. 12.15. what thy soul /. after, 20, 21. 1 14. 26. 
 
 (ial. 5. 17 . the flesh /. against the Spirit, and the Spi. 
 Jam. 4. 5. the spirit that dwelleth m us /. to envy 
 LU.STING. 
 
 Num. 11. 4. and the mixed multitude fell a /. 
 
 I.U.S'I'S. 
 
 Mark 4. 19. the /. of other things choke the woiil 
 John 8. 44. and the /. of your fatlier ve w ill do 
 Pom. 1. 24. God gave them up to uncleanness thro’ /. 
 6. 12. that you shouhi obey it in the /. thereof 
 
 13. 14. make no provision for the flesh, to fulfil /. 
 
 Gal.5.24. that are Christ’shave crucified flesh with 1. 
 Eph. 2. 3. had our conversation in the /. of the flesh 
 4. 22. which is corrupt according to the deceitful /. 
 iTim. 6.9. will be rich fall into foolish and hurtful /. 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. flee youthful /. but follow righteousn. 
 
 3. 6. lead captive silly W'omen led away with /. 
 
 4. .3. after their own /. shall they heap teachers 
 Tit. 2. 12. teaching us that denying worldly /. 
 
 3. 3, were disobedient, serving divers /. and pleas. 
 Jam. 4. 1. come they not hence, even of your /. / 
 
 3. ye ask that ye may consume iron vom/, 
 
 1 Pet. 1.14. not fashioning according to former /. 
 
 2. 11. beseech j ou abstain from fleshly /. that war 
 
 4. 2. that he no longer should live to the /. of men 
 
 3. when we walked in lasciviousness, /. excess of 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. they allure through the /. of the flesh 
 .3. .3. shall come scotfers, walking after their ow n /. 
 
 Jude 16. murmurers, complainers, walking after /. 
 
 18. who should walk after their own ungodly /. 
 
 LUSTY. 
 
 Judy. 3. 29 . they slew of Moab 10,000 men, all /. 
 LYAR, or LIAR. 
 
 Job 24. 25. if it be not so, who will make me a /. ? 
 Prov. 17 . 4. a/, giveth ear to a naughty tongue 
 
 19 . 22. and a poor man is better than a /. 
 
 .30. 6. lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a /. 
 Jer. 15. 18. wilt thou be altogether to rne as a/. 
 John 8. 44. for he is a /. and the father of it 
 55. if 1 say, 1 know him not, I shall be a /. like to 
 Pom. 3. 4. let God be true, and every man a /, 
 
 1 John 1. 10. we have not sinned, we make him a/. 
 
 2. 4. keepeth not his commandments is a /. 4. 20. 
 22. w'ho is a /. but he that denieth Jesus is Christ 
 
 5. 10. that believeth not God, hath made him a/ 
 
 LIARS. 
 
 Pent. 33. 29. thine enemies shall be found /.to thee 
 Psal. 116 . 11.1 said in my haste, all men are /. 
 
 Isa. 44. 25. that frustrateth the tokens of the /. 
 
 Jer. 50. 36. a sword is upon the /. they shall dote 
 1 Tim. 1.10. law is made for /. for perjured persons 
 Tit. 1.12.said, theCretians are alway /. evil beasts 
 Pev. 2. 2. hast tried them, and hast found them /. 
 21.8. all /. shall have their part in lake that burns 
 LYE, or LIE. 
 
 Lev. 6.2. if a soul /. to his neighbour in that 
 
 19.11. ye shall not steal, nor /. one to another 
 Num. 23. 19 . God is not a man, that he should /. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 29 . Strength of Isr. will not /. nor repent 
 
 2 Kinys4. 16. my lord, do net /. to thy handmaid 
 Job 6. 28. look on me, for it is evident to you if I /. 
 
 .34. 6. should 1 /. against my right, my wound is 
 Psal. 89. .35. once sworn that 1 will not /. to David 
 Prov. 14. 5. a faithful witness will not /. but a false 
 La. 63.8. they are my people, child, that will not/. 
 Mic.2. 11. ifaman walking in falsehood do /. 
 
 Hah. 2. 3. at the end it shall speak and not /. 
 
 Pets5. 3. why hath Satan filled thy heart to /. ? 
 Pom. 9.1. I say truth in Chr. I /. not, 1 Tim. 2.7. 
 2 Cor. 11. 31. Father of our Lord knoweth 1 /. not 
 Gal. 1.20. which 1 wrote to you, behold I /. not 
 Col. 3. 9 . /. not one to anoth. seeing ye have put off 
 Tit. 1. 2. God that cannot /. promised, Ileb. 6.18. 
 Jam. 3. 14. glory not, /. not against the truth 
 1 John 1.6. if we say, we have fellowship with him, 
 and walk in darkness, we /. and do not the truth 
 Pev. 3. 9 . which say they are Jews, but do /. 
 LIED. 
 
 1 Kinys 13. 18. I am a prophet, but he /. unto him 
 Psal. 78. 36. they /. unto him with their tongues 
 ha. 57 .11. of whom been afraid, that thou hast /, 
 Acts 5. 4. thou hast not /. unto men, but unto God 
 
 LIETU. 
 
 Lev. 6. 3. found that was lost, and /. concerning it 
 LIE, Substantive. 
 
 Signifies, [1] A falsity or untruth, Judg. 16. 10. [2j 
 Eahe doctrine, 1 John 2. 21. [3] An image, or 
 idolatrous representation of God, Rom. 1. 25. 
 Psal. 62. 9. and men of hign degree are a /. 
 
 119 . 69. the proud have forged a /. against me 
 ha. 44. 20. is there not a /. in my right hand ? 
 
 Jer. 27 . 10. they prophesy a /. to you to remove 
 you from vour land, 14, 15, 16.1 29. t 9, 21. 
 
 28. 15. thou inaKest this people to trust in a /. 
 
 29 . 31. and he caused you to trust in a /. 
 
 37 . + 14. then said Jeremiah, it is a/. 
 
 Ezek.21. 29 . whilst they divine a /.to thee 
 Elic. 1.14. houses of Achzib .shall be a /. to kings 
 Zech. 10. 2. for the diviners have seen a /. and told 
 John 8. 44. when he speaketh a /. he speaketh of 
 Pom. 1.25. who changed the truth of God info a /. 
 
 3. 7 . hath more abourw-led thro’ my /. to his glory 
 
 2 Thess.2. 11. delusion, that they should believea/. 
 1 Joint 2. 21. ye know that no /. is of the truth 
 
 27 . anointing teach, you of all things, and is no /. 
 Pev. 21 . 27 . neither whatsoever maketh a /. 
 
 22. 15. without are whosoever lov. and mak. a /. 
 LIES. 
 
 Judy. 16. 10. behold, thou hast told me /. 13. 
 
 Job 11.3. should th^' /. make men hold their peace/ 
 13.4. ye are forgers of/, physicians of no value 
 Psal. 40. 4. respecteth not such as turn aside to /. 
 
 58. 3. wicked are estrang. and go astray, speak /. 
 62. 4. they delight in /. they curse inwardly 
 
 63.11. the mouth that speaketh /. shall be stopped 
 101.7. that telleth /. shall not tarri' in my sight 
 
 I'rov. 6. 19. L. hates a false witness that speaketh /. 
 
 14. 5. but a false witness will utter /. 
 
 25. but a deceitful witness speaketh /. 
 
 19. 5. and he that speaketh /. shall not escape 
 9. and he that speaketh /. shall [lerish 
 
 29. 12. if a ruler hearken to /. his servants wicked 
 
 30. 8. remove far from me vanity and /. 
 
 ha. 9. 15. the prophet that teachv'th /. he is the fail 
 
 16 . 6. the priiie of Moab, but his /. shall not be so 
 
 28. 15. for we have made/, our refuge 
 
 17 . the hail shall sweep away the refuge of /. 
 
 59 . 3. your lips have spoken / your tongue hath 
 
 4. they trust in vanity, and speak /. 
 
 Jer. 9 . 3. they bend their tongues like their bow for /, 
 
 5. they have taught their tongue 10 speak /. 
 
 14. 14. the prophets prophesy L 23. 25, 26. 
 
 16. 19. surely our fathers have nibcnted /. 
 
 293 
 
MAD 
 
 MAD 
 
 MAD 
 
 Jer. CO. f). to whom thou hast prophesied 1. vanity 
 
 2.3. 14. they commit adultery, and walk in 1. 
 
 .32. cause my i)eo. to err hv their/, and lightness 
 48. .30. shall not he so, his 1. shall not so effect it 
 ^zek. 1.3. 8. ye have spoken vanity and seen /. 
 
 9. mine hand he upon the prophets that divine /. 
 
 19. hy your lying to my people that hear your/. 
 
 22. with /. ye have made tlie righteous sad 
 22. 28. divining /. unto them, saying, thus saith L. 
 
 24. 12. site hath wearied herselt with /. 
 
 Z1«K. 11. 27. they shall speak /. at one table 
 ilos.H. .3. they make the princes glad with their /. 
 
 13. tho’ redeemed, yet they have spoken /. ag. me 
 10. J.3. ye have eaten the tViiit of /. because thou 
 
 11.12. Kphraim compasseth me about with /. and 
 the house of Isr. with deceit, but .ludah faithful 
 
 12. 1. he daily increaseth /. and desolation 
 Amos 2. 4. and their /. caused tliem to eir 
 
 6.12. the inhabitants thereof have spoken /. 
 JSah. .3. 1. woe to the bloody city, it is full of /. 
 Hab. 2.18. the molten image, and a teacher of /. 
 Zeph. .3. 13. the remnant of Israel shall not speak /. 
 Zech. 13. .3. thou speakest /. in tlie name of tiie 1^1. 
 
 1 Tim A. 2. speak. /. in hypocrisy, having conscience 
 
 lA'lNd. 
 
 iPsal. 31. 6. I have hated them that regard /. vani¬ 
 ties, but I trust in the l ord 
 
 18. let the /. lips be put to silence, that speak things 
 52. 3. thou lovest /. rather than rigliteousness 
 
 59.12. and for cursing and /. which they speak 
 109. 2. they have spoken against me with /. tongue 
 
 119. 29. remove from me the way of /. and grant 
 
 16.3. I hate and abhor /. but thy law do 1 lo\ e 
 
 120. 2. deliver my soul, O Lord, from /. lips 
 iProi'. 6 , 17 . the Lord hateth a proud look, a /. tongue 
 
 10.18. lie that hideth hatred with /. lips is a fool 
 
 12. 19 . but a /. tongue is but for a moment 
 22. /. lips are abomination to the L<ird 
 
 13.5. a righteous man hateth /. but a wicked man is 
 
 loathsome, and cometh to shame 
 
 17 . 7 . much less do /. lips become a prince 
 
 21.6. getting of treasures by a /. tongue is vanity 
 
 26. 2 k a /. tongue hateth those afflicted by it 
 
 Isa AO. 9 . that this is a rebellious people, /. children 
 32. 7 . he deviseth wicked devices with /. words 
 
 59 .13. in transgressing and /. against the T.ord 
 Jer.J. 4. trust ye not in /. words, saying, temple of L. 
 
 8. behold, ye trust in /. W’ords that cannot profit 
 
 20. 23. because have spoken /. words in my name 
 
 13. 6. they ha' e seen vanity and /. divination 
 
 7 . have ye not spoken a /. divination 
 
 19 . by your /. to my people that hear j'our lies 
 JOan. 2.9. ye have prepared /. words to speak before 
 JIos. 4.2. by swearing, /. and killing, they break out 
 Jonah 2.8. they that observe /. vanities forsake 
 Tph. 4.25. putting away /. speak truth, forsake 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 9. whose coining is with /. wonders 
 
 LYIiS'G spirit. 
 
 1 Khigs 22.22. 1 will he a /. spirit in the mouth of all 
 his prophets, 2 Citron. 18. 21. 
 ■ 23.1.d. hath put a /. s. in prophets, 2 Chron. 18.22. 
 T.YITsG. 
 
 Gen. 34.7- ■wrought folly in /. with Jacob’s daughter 
 Jium.Ot.n. kilLwoman tliat hath known man by /. 
 
 18. all that have not known man by /. with him, 
 keep alive for yourselves, Jtidff. 21. 12. 
 31. .35. women had not known man by /. with him 
 Dent. 22. 22. if a man be found /. with a woman 
 Juda. 21.111. destroy that knoweth /. with man 
 LYING. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 2. there were three flocks of sheep /. by it 
 Exod. 2.3. 5. the ass of him that hateth thee, /. 
 
 Gent. 21. 1. if one be found slain. /. in the field 
 Psal. 139- 3. thou compassest my path and /. down 
 Isa. 59. 10. sleeping, /. down, loving to slumber 
 Mat. 9 .2. brought a man sick of the palsy, /. on bed 
 Marks. 40. he entereth in where the dan'isel was /. 
 I'uke2. 12. ye shall find the babe /. in a manger, 16. 
 JohnXZ. 25. he then /. on Jesus’ breast saith 
 
 20. 5. he saw the linen clothes /. yet went not in 
 
 7 . and the napkin not /. -wnth the linen clothes 
 LYING in wait. 
 
 Josli.8. -t 1.3. there /. in wait on west side of the city 
 Jxidg. 9 . 35. and Abimelech rose up from /. in tcait 
 16.9. now there were men /. in -wait in the chamb. 
 Lam. .3.10. he 'vvas to me as a bear /. hi wait, as lion 
 Acts 20. 19. which befel me bv’ the /. in w. of Jews 
 23.16. when Paul’s kinsmen heard of their /. in w. 
 
 M. 
 
 MAD 
 
 Signifies, [1] One distracted, or deprii-ed of reason. 
 Acts 26. |24. 1 Cor. 14. 23. [2] One dissem¬ 
 
 bling madness, and behaving himself foolishly, 
 1 Sam. 21. 13. [.3] One furious with raging zeal 
 in persecuting. Acts 26. 11. [4] One -whose 
 
 mind is so troubled and perplexed, that he knows 
 Tiot what to do, but acts irregularly and extra- 
 wag antly, Deut. 28. 34. Eccl. ?• 7. . Jer. 25. 
 16. [5] One -who is infatuated, or impetuous 
 
 and violent in his desires after idols and vanity, 
 Jer. 50. .38. [ 6 ] Foolish, deceitful, and lying, 
 
 Hos. 9. 7- . . 
 
 Lent. 28. 34 . shalt be m. for the sight of thine eyes 
 1-Saw. 21. 13. and David feigned himself w. 
 
 14. Achish said to his servants, you see man is m. 
 2 Kings 9. 11 . wherefore came this w. fellow to thee ? 
 Psal. 102 . 8 . they that are m. against me are sworn 
 Led. 2.2 . 1 said of laughter it is m. of mirth, what 
 
 7 . 7 . surely oppression maketh a wise man m. 
 Isa. 44. 25. and that maketh diviners w. 
 
 59.115. he that lieparteth from evil is accounted m. 
 Jer. 25. 16. they shall drink, be mo\ed, and be m. 
 
 29. 26. for every man that is m. put him in prison 
 
 50. .38. and they are m. upon their idols 
 
 51. 7 . of her wine, therefore the nations are m. 
 JIos. 9 . 7 . the proph. is a fool, the spiritual man isw. 
 John 10.20. hath devil and is m. why hear ye him ? 
 Acts 12.15. and they said to Rhoda, thou art w. 
 
 26.11. and being exceedingly m. against them 
 
 294 
 
 Acts 26. 24. Paul, much learning doth make thee w. 
 
 25. but he said, 1 am not m. most noble Festus 
 1 Cor. 14. 23. will they not say that ye are m. 'f 
 MADL. 
 
 Lxod. 2. 14. who m. thee prince over ns I Acts’!. 27. 
 
 4. 11. L. said to him, who hath w. man’s mouth' 
 9.20. m. his servants and cattle flee into the iiouses 
 32. 4. after he had m. it a molten calf, they said 
 
 25. Aaron had m. them naked to their shame 
 .31. and have m. them gods of gold, llos. 8. 4. 
 
 39 . 42. so the children of Israel m. all the work 
 Kum. 20.5. why have ye m. ustocome from Egypt P 
 Deut. 9 . 21. I took your sin and calf which he hadw. 
 Josh. 8.15. Joshua and Isr. w. as if they were beaten 
 
 9. 4. went and m. as if they had been ambassadors 
 
 14. 8. they m. the heart of the people melt 
 
 22. 28. the pattern of the altar which our fathers w. 
 Judg. 16. 19 . she w. Samson sleep upon her knees 
 
 25. Samson w. the Philistines sport, 27. 
 
 18. 24. ye have taken away the gods which I m. 
 
 1 -3'aw. .3.1.3. his sons m. thems. vile, restrained not 
 
 8. 1. that Samuel w. his sons judges over Israel 
 
 12 . 1 . behold, 1 have m. a king over 3 ’ou 
 
 15. 17 . wast thou not m. the head of Israel ? 
 
 .3.3. as thy sword hath m. women childless 
 
 27 .10. Achish said, whither have ye m. road to-day 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 6. Amnon lay down and m. himself sick 
 
 1 Kings 12. .32. sacrificing to calves that he had m. 
 
 15. 12. he removed all idols wliich his fathers m. 
 
 13. she bad m. an idol in a grove, 2 Clir. 15.16. 
 20. 34. shalt make streets as my father m. in Saina. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 12. they m. him king and anointed him 
 
 16. 11. as Ahaz sent, so Urijah the priest m. it 
 
 1 Chr. 26. 10. yet his father m. him the chief 
 
 2 Chr. 25. 16. art thou m. of the king’s counsel ? 
 
 28. 19. for Ahaz w. Judah naked and transgressed 
 .33. 7 . set the idol he had m. in tlie house of God 
 .34. 33. Josiah m. all present to serve the Lord 
 
 Ezra 5. 14. iShesh-bazzar whom he m. governor 
 Neh. 4. 9 . we m. our prayer unto our God 
 E.<:th. 2. 17 . Ahasuerus m. her queen inst. of Vashfi 
 9. 17 . they m. it day of feasting and gladness, 18. 
 Job 15. 7- 01' wast thou m. before the hills ' 
 
 Psal. 7 .15. he m. a pit, and is fallen into pit he m. 
 
 9. 15. the heathen are sunk into the pit they m. 
 
 52. 7- this is the man that m. not God his sti ength 
 
 Eccl. 2. 4. I m. me great works, I builded houses 
 
 5. I m. me gardens |{ 6. I m. me pools of water 
 Cant. 1. 6. they m. me the keeper of the vineyards 
 
 .3.10. he m. the pillars of silver, bottom of gold 
 
 6. 12. my soul m. me like chariots of Amminadib 
 Lia. 2. 8. that which their ow’n fingers have m. 
 
 14. 16. is this the man that m. earth to tremble ? 
 28. 15. for we have m. lies our refuge, and falseh. 
 29.16. shall work say of him that ot. it, he?«.menot 
 31. 7 . which your hands have m. unto you for a sin 
 40.114. and who m. him understand 
 
 59. 2. your sins have m. him hide his face 
 
 8. they have m. them crooked paths 
 
 Jer. 10. 11. the gods that have not m. the heavens 
 12. 10. have m. my pleasant portion a wihlerness 
 18. 4. the vessel that he m. was marred in the hand 
 of the potter, so he m. it again Another vessel 
 . 37 . 15. for they had m. that the prison 
 41. 9 . which Asa the king had m. for fear of Paasha 
 51. 34. Nebuchadnezzar »/. mean emjify vessel 
 Ezek. 13. 22. ye m. the heart of the righteous sad 
 
 17 . 16. where the king dwelleth thatw. him king 
 
 20. 28. there also they m. their sweet savour 
 
 21. 24. ye have m. your iniquity to be remembered 
 31. 4. waters m. him great, deep set him upon high 
 
 Dan. 5.11. thy father m. master of the magicians 
 
 9. 13. yet w. we not our prayer before the Lord 
 llos. 2. t 8. silver wherewith the\’ m. Paal 
 
 7 . 5. the princes have m. him sick w ith wine 
 
 8. 6. the workman m. it. therefore it is not God 
 Amos 5. 26. the god which ye m. to yourselves 
 Zech. 7 . t 11. but they m. their ears heavy' 
 
 12 . yea, they m. their hearts as an adamant 
 Mat. 9 . 22. dauffhter, thy faith hath m. thee whole. 
 Mark'd. 34. | 10 . 52. Luke 8 . 48. 1 I 7 . 19. 
 
 15. 6. have m. commandment of G. of none efifect 
 
 21. 13. called the house of prayer, but ye have m. it 
 
 a den of thieves, Mark 11. 17. Luke 19. 46. 
 
 25. 16. traded and m. them other five talents 
 Luke 12. 14. man, who m. me a judge over you ? 
 Acts 3. 16 . and his name hath m. this man strong 
 
 8. 3. as for Saul, h.e m. havock of the church 
 
 23. 13. more than forty' who had m. this conspiracy 
 
 27 . 40. they hoised sail, and m. toward shore 
 
 Bom. 8. 2. hath m. free from law’ of sin.and death 
 1 Tim. 1. 19 . concerning faith have m. shipwreck 
 Heb. 7 . 19 . for tlie law’ m. nothing perfect 
 1 John5. 10. he that bclieveth not, hath m. G. a liar 
 Bev. 7 .14. m. them white in the blood of the Lamb 
 14. 8. she m. all nations drink of the wine 
 See CovKNANi\ liNn, Fire. 
 
 MADE, meant of God, Lord, Christ. 
 
 Gen. 1 . 7 . God m. the firmament and divided 
 
 16 . m. two great lights, he Wf. stars, Ps. 136. 7, 9. 
 
 25. God m. the beast of the earth after his kind 
 .31. God saw every thing that he had m. was good 
 
 2. 2. God rested from all his works he had m. 
 
 4. God m. the earth and heavens, Erod. 20. 11. 
 
 I 31. 17 . Psal. 146. 6. 7.'a.45. 18. .hr. 10. 12. 
 
 9. m. to prow every tree || 22. m. he a wcnnui 
 
 5. 1. in the likeness of God m. he him, 9. 6. 
 
 6. 6. it repented the I.ord he ha'l m. man, 7 . 
 
 8. 1. God m. a wind to pass over the earth 
 
 21. 6. and Sarali said, God hath m. me to latigh 
 
 24. 21. the Lord had m. his journey prosperous 
 
 26. 22. now the Lord hath m. room for us 
 
 39. 3. the I.ord m. all Joseph did to prosper, 23. 
 41. 51. God hath m. me to forget all my toil 
 45. 8. God hath m. me a father to Pharaoh 
 
 9 . God hath m. me Lord of all Egypt 
 Exod. 1. 21. the mid wives feared God, he m. houses 
 
 14. 21. and the Lord m. the sea dry land 
 l.ev. 23. 43. I m. Israel to dwell in booths 
 
 26. 13. I am T.. your G. and I have m. you go uprig. 
 Num. .32.1.3. he w. them wander in the w ilderness 
 Deut. 2. 30. for the Lord rn. his heart obstinate 
 
 Deut. 4. 36. out of heav. he m. thee to hear his voice- 
 
 10. 22. the Lord hath m. thee as the stars 
 
 11.4. how hew. the water of the Re<i sea tooverfl. 
 26. 19 . thee above all nations which he bath w. 
 
 32. 6. hath he not w. thee, and established thee 
 
 13. he w. him ride, w. him suck honey out of locfc 
 15. then he forsook God which m. him, and rock 
 
 Josh. 22.25. the l,ord w. Jgrdan Ix-rder betw een us 
 Judg. 5. 13. he w. him have dominion over niighty 
 
 21. 15. the Lord had w. a breach in the tribes 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 8. and w. them dwell in this pla'i-e 
 
 15. .35. the 1/1. repented that he had w. .Saul king 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 8. because the Lord had w. a breach u()oa 
 
 22. 12. he m. darkness pa*.ilions round atmut him 
 36. thy gentleness hath w.nie CTeat, P. al. 18. .35. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 24. who hath w.me a house as promised 
 
 10. 9 . the Lord loved Israel, therefore he m. thee 
 king, 14 . 7 .1 16. 2. 2 Chr. 1. 11. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 26. but the lord w. the heavens, Keh. 9. 
 
 6. Psal. .33. 6.1 96.5. I 121.2.1 124.8.1 134. 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 27- the Lord had m. them to rejoice 
 
 26. 5. he sought the Lord, God w. him to prosper 
 Ezra 6. 22. Lord had w. them joyful, \eh. 12. 43. 
 Job 10. 8. thy hands have w. me and fashioned me 
 
 16. 7- he hath w. me weary, thou hast w. desolate 
 
 17 . 6. he hath w. me a by-word of the people 
 
 28. 26. when he m. a decree for the rain, and a ■way 
 31. 15. did not he that m. me in the w omb make 
 . 33 . 4. the .Spirit of God m. me, and gave me life 
 40.19. he that m. him can make bis sw ord approacli 
 Psal. .30.1. h:ist not m. my foes to rejoice over me 
 46. 8. w hat desolations he hath w. in the earth 
 95. 5. the sea is his and he m. it || 10.3. he m. us 
 105. 28. he sent darkness, and w. it dark 
 
 118. 24. this is the day the Lor<l hath w. will rejoice- 
 
 119. 73 . thy hands have w. me and fashionecl me 
 
 1.36.5. that by wisdom w. the heavens, xlcts 14.15» 
 
 14. and w. Israel to pass through the midst of it 
 
 148. 6. he hath m. a decree which shall not pass 
 
 149. 2. let Israel rejoice in him that w. him 
 Prov. 16. 4. the Lord w. all things for himself 
 20. 12. the Lord hath m. even both of them 
 
 Eccl. 3. 11. he hath m. every thing beautiful in time 
 
 7 . 29 . I found that God hath w. man upriglit 
 Isa. 27 . 11. he tbatw. them w-ill not have mercy 
 
 30. .33. he hath w. Tophet deep and large 
 
 44. 2. thus saith the Lord that w. and formed thee 
 53, 12. he w. intercession for the transgressors 
 66. 2. all these things hath mine hand m. 
 
 Jer. 8. 8. lo, certainly in vain w. he it 
 
 29. 26. th.e i.ord rn. thee priest instead of Jehoiada 
 .32. 20. and h-ast m. thee a name as at this day 
 
 38. 16. as the Lord liveth, that w. us this soul 
 Lam. 1.1.3. he hath w.me desolate and faint, 3.11. 
 
 14. the I.ord hath w. my strength to fall 
 
 3. 4. my flesh and my skin hath he m. old 
 
 7 .hath w. my chain heavv || 9 .w. my paths crooked- 
 
 15. he hath m. me drunken with w’ormw ood 
 E,zek. 31. 16. I w. nations to shake at the sound 
 Jonah 1.9. 1 fear God who hath w. sea and dry land 
 7,eph. .3. 6. I w. their streets w aste, none passeth 
 Mat: 19. 4. he w. them male and fem.de. IMark In. 6, 
 i7/X-ell. 40.<iid not he that w. that which is without 
 John 1. .3. without him was not any thing w. 
 
 4. 1. Jesusw. more disciples II46. new. water w-ine 
 
 5. 11. he that m. me whole said, take up thy bed 
 9. 6. he spat and m. clay of the spittle, 11. 14. 
 
 19. 7- because he m. himself the Son of God 
 Acts 2. .36. know that God hath w. that same Jesus 
 
 15. 7 . j-e know that God m. choice among us 
 17 . 24 . G. that w. the W’orld and all things therein 
 26. hath m. of one blood all nations of men 
 
 20. 28. the Holy Ghost hath w. you overseers 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 20. m. 'foolish the wisdom of this w-orld 
 
 2 Cor. 3.6. hath w. us able ministersof New- Testam. 
 
 5. 21. hath w. him to be sin for us who knew’ nosin 
 Gal. 5. 1. Iiberr 3 - wherew ith Christ hath 7». ns free 
 Eph. 1. 6. lie hath w. us accepted in the Reloved 
 
 2. 6. God liath m. us sittogetlier in heavenl.v places 
 14. he is our peace w ho hath w. both one 
 Phil. 2. 7 . but w. himself of no reputation 
 Col. 1. 12. w ho hath w.us meet to be partakers 
 2. 15. he w. a shew of the-m openl.v, triumphing 
 Heb. 1. 2. bv whom also he m. the worlds 
 
 6. 13. for when God m. promise to Abraham 
 Bev. 1. 6. and hath m. us kings and priests to God 
 
 14. 7 . and w orship him that m. heaven and e.u th 
 j have, or ha-ve 1 MADE, 
 
 Gen. 7 . 4. destroy every living substance I have m. 
 14. 23. lest thou sa.v, I have m. Abram rich 
 
 17. 5 . a father of nations have Im. thee. Bom. 4.17. • 
 
 27 . 37 . Isaac said, behold, I have m. him thy lord 
 Exod. 7 . 1. see I have in. thee a god to Pharaoh 
 
 2 -Saw. 7 . 9 . 1 havem. thee a great name, 1 Chr. 17 . 8 . 
 
 1 Kings 8. 59. w herew ith 7 have m. supplication 
 1 Chr. 29. 19- for the which I have m. provision 
 Ezra 6. 11. T Darius have m. a decree, 12. 
 
 Job 17 . 13. 7 havem. my bed in the darkness 
 
 31. 24. if 7 have m. gold mv’ liope. or have said 
 
 39. 6. whose house 7 haie in. the wilderness 
 Psal. 45. 1. 1 w-ill speak of things which 7 have m. 
 Prov. 20. 9. w ho can say. 7 have m. my heart clean: 
 Isa. 16. 10. 7 have m. their shouting to cease 
 
 21. 2. the sighing thereof have I m. to cease 
 
 43. 7 .1 have formed him, yea, 7 havem. him. 46.4. 
 45.12. 7//. w. the earth, and creat, man,,7cr. 27 , 5. 
 57 , 16. and the soids which 7 have m. shotdd fail 
 Jer. 1. 18. behold 7 have m. thee adetenc-ed cipv 
 49 . 10. but 7 ha-ve m. l^au bare, and uncovered 
 Ezek. 3. 8. behold, 7 have m. thy face strong. 9 . 
 
 17 . 7 have m. thee a watchman to house of Israel 
 1 . 3 . 22 . ye made heart s-ad, w hom 7 //arc not w. sad 
 17 . 24. and 7 have m. the dr^’ tree to flourish 
 
 22. 4. therefore have 7 w. thee a reproach 
 
 29. .3. inv river is mine, 7 have in. it for myself, 9. 
 .31. 9 . 7 Ik m. him fair bj- multitude of his Branches- 
 Dan. 3. 15. w orship the image which 1 have m. 
 Amos 4.10. 7 have in. the stink of ramps to come up 
 Chad.2. I havem. thee small among the heathen 
 Mai. 2. 9 . therefore have 7 m. you contemptible 
 John 7 . 2.3. because 7 h. m. a m-an ever.v whit whole- 
 1 Cor. 9 . 19 . yet have I m. myself .servant to ail 
 
M A D 
 
 MAD 
 
 MAI 
 
 'Them hast MADF<. 
 
 Ezod. 15. 17. plant them in the place which <//. h. m. 
 
 29 . 36 . when thou hast m. an atonement for it 
 Josh. 2. 17 . tins oath which thou h. m. 113 swear, 20. 
 
 1 Kmejs 3 . 7 . t. h. 771. thy servant king instead of Dav. 
 
 9 3. I have heard thy supplication that tho7i h. m. 
 
 2 Rings 19. 15. O Lord God of Israel, thou hastm. 
 
 heaven and earth, Isa. 37.16. Jer. ,32. 17. 
 
 1 Chr. 22.8. word came, saying, th. h. m. great wars 
 Joh 1. 10. t. h. m. an hedge about him and his house 
 10. 9. remember thdt tho7i hast r/i. me as the clay 
 16 7 . thou hast m. desolate all my company 
 Fsal 8. 5. thou hast //i. him little lower than angels 
 18. 43. tlw7ihast m. me the head of the heathen 
 
 21. h.tho7i hast r/i. him most blessed forever 
 
 30. 7 . thou hast sn. my mountain to stand stronsr 
 39 .5. behold, thouh. m.my days as a hand breadth 
 601 2. t. h. m. the earth to tremble, thou hast broken 
 
 3. thou hast m. us drink the wine of astonishment 
 74 . 17 . thou hast m. summer and winter 
 86. 9 . all nations w'hom thou hast m. shall worship 
 88.8. thou hast m. me an abomination to them 
 89. 42. thou hast m. all his enemies to rejoice 
 44. t. h. m. his glory to cease, and cast his throne 
 47 . wherefore hast tho 7 i m. all men in vain ? 
 
 91 . 9 . because thou hast m. the Lord thy habitation 
 
 92. 4. thou, Ld. hast m. me glad through thv w ork 
 104. 21. thy works, in wisdom hast tho 7 i m. them all 
 
 26. T.eviathan, wdiom thou hast zn.Xo pla}'therein 
 119 . 98. thou hast rn. me wiser than mine enemies 
 Jsa. 25.2. for thmi hast 771 . of a city an heap, a ruin 
 43.24. but hast sn. me to serve with thy sins 
 63. 17 . Ld. whj’^ th. h. m. us to err from thy ways? 
 Jer. 2.28. but wdiere are thy gods that t. h. 771 . thee ? 
 14. 22. we wait on thee, for t.h.m. all these things 
 Jam. 3. 45. t. h. m. us as the offscouring and refuse 
 Jzek. 13. 5. nor hast t. m. up the hedge in the house 
 16. 24. thou h. m. thee an high place in every street 
 25. thou hast m. tliy beauty to be abhorred 
 
 22. 4. hast defiled in thy idols which thou hast m. 
 
 13. at thy dishonest gain which t. h. m. and blood 
 Mat. 20 . 12 .butone hour, and i./i.w.them equal to us 
 Horn. 9 . 20. thing formed say, why h. t. m. me thus 
 Rev. 5.10. t. h. m. us to our God kings and priests 
 
 MADE haste. 
 
 Ge7i. 24.46. Kebekah m . h. and let down her pitcher 
 43. 30. .loseph m. h. !| Exod. 34.8. Moses 771. haste 
 Judg. 13. 10. Manoah’s wdfe ?«. haste and ran 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 26. David m. h. 1| 25.18. Abigail w. haste 
 
 2 Sar/i. 4. 4. as Mephibosheth’snurse m. hasteio llee 
 Psal. 1 19 . 60. I m.haste, and delayed not to keep thy 
 Luke 19. 6. Zaccheus m. haste and came down 
 
 See Israel, Sin, Known. 
 
 MADE matiifest. 
 
 Jtike 8. 17 . notliing secret that shall not be m. manif. 
 John 1. 31. but that he should be m. matiif. to Lsrael 
 3. 21. to the light, that his deeds may '0e.777.n1a7/tf. 
 
 9. 3. the works of G. should be m. 7 na 7 tf. in him 
 Rom. 10. 20. I was m. 771. to them that asked not 
 16. 26 . but now is m. tnan. to all nations torobed. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 13. every man’s work shall bew. 7na7iif. 
 ,11. 19. that they which are approved may he 7 n. 771. 
 
 14. 25. thus are the secrets ot his heart w. manif. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 10. life of .lesus should be 711. manif. 11. 
 
 11. 6. w'e have been throughly m. 7n. among you 
 
 Egh. 5. 13. are approved are rtt. m. by the light 
 Col. 1. 26. but now is tn. 7 itanifest to his saints 
 2 'Jim. 1.10. now m. m. by the appearing of Gh. 
 lleh. 9 . 8. way into the holiest was not yet w. m. 
 
 1 Jolm 2. 19 . went out that they might be m. manif. 
 Rev. 15. 4. for thy judgments are 771. 7 na 7 iifest 
 
 MADE peace. 
 
 Josh. 9 . 15. and .Toshua m. peace with them, 10.1.4. 
 11.19. there was not a city that m.p. w ith Israel 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 19 . wlien the servants of Hadarezer 
 
 w'ere smitten, they m. peace with Israel, 1 
 Chro7i. 19. 19. 
 
 1 Kings 22.44. Jehoshaphat m. peace with Israel 
 hlADE ready. 
 
 Gen. 4.3.25. they ni. r. the present against noon 
 46. 29 . .Joseph ?«. ready \n% chariot to meet Israel 
 Exod. 14. 6. Pharaoh m. ready his chariot, and took 
 Jridg. 6. 19. and Gideon w'ent in andyn. readyriWd 
 13. 15. Manoah said, till we have 7 n. ready a kid 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 7 . m. r. before it was brought thither 
 
 2 Kings 9 . 21. and .loram’s chariot was tw. ready 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 2. and had m. ready for the building 
 
 2 Chro7i. .35.14. afterward they tm. r. for themselves 
 Psal. 7 . 12. he hath bent his bow and ni. it ready 
 Jlos. 7 . 6. they have m. r. their heart like an oven 
 Mat. 26. 19. the disciples m. ready the passover, 
 
 Mark 14. 16. Luke 22. 1.3. 
 Jlcts 10. 10. while they m.. r. Peter fell into a trance 
 2 Cor. 10. 16. boast of things m. ready to our hand 
 Rev. 19 . 7 . and his wife hath m. herself 
 MADl'. speed. 
 
 1 Kings 12.18. Kehoboam m. s. to get, 2 Chr. 10.18. 
 ]\1 A 1) F> void. 
 
 Nu 7 n. .30. 12. if her husband hatli utterly m. void 
 Psal. 89. .39. thou hast m. v. covenant of thy serv. 
 119. 126. time to work, for they have m. v. thy law 
 P^om. 4.14. for if they of law be heirs, faitli is m. v. 
 M A1) E, passively. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 24. the arms of his hands were m. strong 
 Xer. 22. 5. whereby he may m. be unclean 
 Kum. 4. 26. they shall bear all that is m. for them 
 6. 4. he shall cat nothing that is 7n. of tlie vine-tree 
 
 1 Kings 8. .38. what supplication be m. 2 C’.hr. 6. 29. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 40. ears attend to prayerm. in this place 
 Ezra 5. 17 . let tliere be search m. in king’s house 
 
 6. 1. and search was m. in the house of tlie rolls 
 11. let his house be m. a dunghill for this 
 Esth. 5. 14. let a gallows be m. of fifty cubits high 
 Joh 7 . 3. I am m. to possess months of vanity 
 41. .3.3. not his like on earth, w’ho is w. without fear 
 Psal. 49. 16 . be not afraid when one is m. rich 
 139. 14.1 am fearfully and wonderfully m. 
 
 Prov. 15. 19. the way of the righteous is m. plain 
 21.11. scorneris punished, the simpleis m. wise 
 28.25. tliat putteth trust in the T.. shall be m. fat 
 Reel. 1. 15. what is crooked cannot be m. straight 
 7 3. for by sadness of count, the heart is ?«. better 
 
 Eccl. 10. 19 . a feast is m. for laughter, wdne makes 
 Jsa. 51.12. the son of man, which shall be as grass 
 66. 8. shall earth be 771. to bring forth in one day 
 Jer. 19 . 11. a vessel that cannot be m. whole again 
 20. 8. the word of the Lord was m. a reproach 
 Da7i. 5. 21. his heart was m. like the beasts 
 Mat. 4. 3. command that these stones beiw. bread 
 9. 16. and the rent is 771. worse, Mark 2. 21. 
 
 18. 25. all to be sold, and payment to be m. 
 
 23. 15. when he ism. ye makeliim twofold more 
 25 ! 6. and at midnight there was aery m. behold 
 27 . 24. but that rather a tumult was m 
 64. command that the sepulchre be m. sure 
 Mark". 27. he said, the sabbath was m. for man 
 1.7ike 14. 12. lest a recompence be m. thee . 
 
 2.3. 12. same day Pilate and Herod were m. friends 
 John 1. .3. all things were m. by him, and without 
 
 him was not any thing m. that was m. 
 10. was in the world, the world was m. by him 
 14. the Word wasm. flesh, and dwelt among us 
 2. 9. ruler had tasted the water that was m. wine 
 
 5. 6. wilt thou be m. whole ? || 14. art m. whole 
 
 8. 3.3. ye shall be m. free 1| 9. 39. might be m. blind 
 17 . 2.3. that they may be m. perfect m one 
 
 Jlcts 4 . .35. distribution was m. to every man as need 
 12.5. but prayer was m. without ceasing for Peter 
 
 1.3. 32. promise which was m. to our fathers, 26. 6. 
 16. 13. we went where prayer was wont to be m. 
 
 19 . 26. they be no gods which are m. with hands 
 Rom. 1. 3. Jesus who was m. of the seed of David 
 
 20. being understood by the things that are m. 
 
 2. 25. thy circumcision is m. uncircumcision 
 
 5.19. many were m. sinners, many m. righteous 
 
 6. 18. being m. free from sin, ye became, 22. 
 
 7 . 13. was then tliat which is good, 771. death to me ? 
 
 9. t 22. vessels of wrath m. up to destruction 
 
 29. we had been m. like to .Sodom and Gomorrha 
 
 10. 10. with the mouth confession is m. to salvation 
 
 11. 9. let their table be m. a snare and a trap 
 
 14. -21. nor any thing whereby thy broth, is m. weak 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 17. lest cross of Chr. be m, of none effect 
 
 30. are in Christ, who of God is m. to us wisdom 
 
 4. 9. for we are m. a spectacle to the world to ang. 
 13. we are m. as filth of world and offscouring 
 
 9. 22, I am m. all things to all men, that 1 might 
 
 12.1.3. have been all m. to drink into one Spirit 
 
 15. 22. even so in Christ shall all be m. alive 
 
 45. it is written, the first man Adam was m. a living 
 soul, last Adam was m. a quickening spirit 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 10. for even that which wasw. glorious 
 
 5. 1. an house not m. with hands, eternal in heav. 
 
 21. might be m. the righteousness ot God in him 
 
 12. 9. my strength is m. perfect in weakness 
 Cal. .3. 3. are ye now m. perfect by the tlesh ? 
 
 13. Christ redeemed us, being m. a curse for us 
 16. to Abrah. and his seed were the promises m. 
 
 19 . seed .should come, to whom promise was m. 
 4.4. sent his Son,w. of a woman, w. under law 
 
 Eph. 2. 11. the circumcision in the tlesh m. by hands 
 
 1 . 3 . were far off, are nigh by the blood of Chr. 
 . 3 . 7 . whereof I was m. a minister. Col. 1 . 23, 25. 
 Rhil. 2 . 7 . and was 771. in the likeness of men 
 
 ,3. 10. being wi. conformable to his death 
 
 1. 20. having w. peace thro’ the blood of his cross 
 2.11. witli the circumcision m. without hands 
 1 Tun. 1. 9. the law is not m. for a righteous man 
 
 2.1. and giving of thanks be m. for all men 
 
 Tit. ,3. 7 . justified by his grace, weshould be »/. heirs 
 lleh. 1. 4. being m. so much better than the angels 
 
 2 . 17 . it behoved him to be m. like to his brethren 
 
 3. 14. for we are m. partakers of Christ, if we hold 
 5. 5. Christ glorified not hims. to be m. high-priest 
 
 9 . being w. ])erfect, he became the Author of salv. 
 7 . .3.OT. like to the Son of God, abideth a priest 
 12 . there is m. of necessity a change of the law 
 
 16. m. not after law of a carnal commandment 
 
 20. as not without an oath he wasw. priest 
 
 21. for tliose oriests were m. without an oath 
 
 22. Jesus was' m. a surety of a better testament 
 
 9 . 2 . there was tabernacle m. wherein was candlest. 
 11. a perfect tabernacle not m. with hands 
 
 24. not entered into holy places m. with hands 
 
 10. ,3. there is a remembrance m. of sins every year 
 
 1.3. expecting till his enemies be m. his footstool 
 33. partly whilst ye were w. a gazing-stock 
 
 11. 3. were not m. of things which do appear 
 .34. who out of weakness were m. strong 
 
 40. that they without us should not be m. perfect 
 12.23. and to the spirits of just men w. perfect 
 Ja 7 n. 1. 10. but the rich, in that he is m. low 
 
 2. 22. and by works was faith m. perfect 
 
 3. 9. wliich are ?«. after the similitude of God 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 7 . the same is m. head of the corner 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. but these 771. to be taken and destroyed 
 Rev. 8. 11. waters, because they svere m. bitter 
 
 17. been m. drunk with wineof her fornication 
 
 MADEST. 
 
 Psal. 8. 6. thou m. him to have dominion over works 
 80. 15. visit the branch that thou 7/(. strong for thys. 
 
 17. son of man, whom tliou 7 n. strong for thyself 
 Ezek. 16. 17 . and m. to thyself images of men 
 29.7. thou 771. all their loins to be at a stand 
 Jonah 4 . 10. neither 7/1. it grow, wliich came up 
 y/rAs-21. .38. art not that Egyptian which tn. uproar 
 IJeh. 2. 7 . thou 7/1. him a little lower than the angels 
 MAD ma 7 i. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.15. brought this fellow to play the m. ma 7 i 
 Prov " 6 . 18. as a m. man who casteth firebrands 
 MAI) . n. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.15. have I need of m. men that ye have 
 Jer. 48. 2. O 771. 77 ie 7 i the sword shall pursue you 
 
 MADN ESS. 
 
 Dent. 28. 28. the T,ord shall smite thee with m. 
 
 2 Ki 7 igs 9 . + 20. like Jehu, for he driveth in 7 n. 
 J'.ccl. 1 . 17 . I gave my heart to know wisdom and w. 
 
 2. 12. I turnetl myself to behold wisdom and m. 
 
 7 .' 25. to know the wickedness of folly, and w. 
 
 9 . .3. m. is in their heart, while tliey live 
 
 10. 1,3. theeiKl of his talk is mischievous m. 
 Zech.ll. 4. I will smite every horse and rider with to. 
 Luke 6. 11. and they w.ere filled with m. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.16. dumb ass forbade the m. ot the prophet 
 
 MAGICIAN. 
 
 Dan. 2. 10. that asked such things at any to. 
 MAGICIAN.S. 
 
 Gen. 41.8. Pharaoh sent and called tor the to. 
 
 2-4. 1 told this to the to. but none could declare 
 Exod. 7 .11. the TO. of Egypt did so in like manner 
 with their enchantments, 22. I 8. 7. ID' 
 
 8.19. the to. said to Pharaoh, this is the finger of G, 
 
 9. 11. the TO. could not stand before Moses 
 J)an.l.20. he found them ten times better than all to. 
 
 2. 2. then the king commanded to call the to. 
 
 27 . the secret cannot the 7n. shew to the king 
 
 4. 7- then came in the to. but did not make known 
 9 . O Belteshazzar, master of the to. tell me 
 
 5. 11. whom thy father made master of the to. 
 
 MAGl.STRATE. 
 
 Judg. 18. 7 . and there was no to. in the land 
 Luh 12.58. when thou goest to the w. give diligence 
 MAGISTRATES. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 25. set w. and judges, wlio may judge 
 Ltike 12. 11, when they bring you to the to. 
 
 JJets 16. 20. they brought Paul and Silas to the to, 
 
 22. and the to. commanded to beat them 
 .35. the TO. sent the Serjeants, saying, .36. 
 
 ,38. the Serjeants told these words to the to. 
 
 Tit. 3.1. put them in mind to obew to. and be ready 
 MAGISIFICAL. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. the house must be exceeding to. 
 MAGISIIFICENCE. 
 
 Acts 19 . 27 . and her to. should be destroyed 
 MAGNIFY 
 
 Signifies, [1] To declare and show forth one's great 
 ness and glory, l.uke 1. 46. [2] To increase one' 
 esteesn, reputation, and authority. Josh. 3. 7- 1 -L 
 14. 1 Chron. 29. 25. 
 
 Josh. 3. 7 . Lord said, this day will I begin to to. thee 
 Joh 7 . 17 . what is man that thou shouldest rn. him ? 
 
 19. 5. if indeed ye will to. yourselves against me 
 .36.24. remember that thou m. his work men beliold 
 Psal. .34. .3. O TO. the Lord with me, let us exalt 
 .35. 26. clothed with shame that to. themselv. ag. me 
 38.16. my foot slipneth they to. themselv. ag. me 
 55. 12. that did to. himself against me 
 69. 30. and will to. him with thanksgiving 
 Isa. 10.15. or saw to . itself ag. him that shaketh it 
 42.21. he will to. the law and make it honourable 
 Ezek. 38. 23. thus wdll I to. myself, and sanctify 
 Van. 8. 25. and he shall to. himself in his heart 
 11.36. the king shall w. himself above every god 
 . 37 . for he shall m. himself above all 
 Zech. 12. 7 . that they w. not themselves ag. Judah 
 Luke 1. 46. Mary said, my soul doth to. the Lord 
 Acts 10.46. heard him speak with tongues, and to.G, 
 Rom. 11.13. 1 am an apostle, I to. mine office 
 MAGISIFIED. 
 
 Gen. 19. 19. behold, thou hast w. thy mercy 
 Josh. 4.14. the Lord to.. Joshua in the sight of Israel 
 2 Sam. 7 . 26. let thy name be w. 1 Chron. 17. 24. 
 
 1 Chr. 29. 25. and the Lord to. Solomon, 2 Chr. 1. 1. 
 
 2 Chro7i. .32. 2.3. Hezekiah was to. in sight of all 
 Psal. .35. 27 . let them say, let the T.ord be to. 
 
 40. 16 . sav continually, the Lord be to. 70.4. 
 
 I, 38. 2. thou hast to. thy word above all thy name 
 Jer. 48. 26. for he to. himself against the T.ord, 42. 
 
 Ezek. .35. t 1,3. Dan. 8. 11. 
 Lam.l. 9. behold, for the enemy hath to. himself 
 'Zeph. 2. 8. and w. themselves against their border 
 10. to. themselves against people of the L. 
 
 Mai. 1. 5. Lord will be m. from the border of Israel 
 Acts 5. 13. but the people w. them 
 19 . 17 . and the name of the Lord Jesus was to. 
 Phil. 1.20. Chr. be to. in mv body by life or death 
 MAID. 
 
 Gen. 16. 2. 1 pray thee go in unto my to. ITagar 
 
 6. behold, thy w. is in thy hand, do to her as pleas. 
 8. ilagar, Sarai’s w. whence earnest thou ? 
 
 29 . 24. T.aban gave Zilpah his to. to T.eah 
 29. Laban gave Rilhah to be Rachel’s w. 
 
 30. .3. behold my to. Rilhah, go in unto her 
 
 7 . Rachel’s m. conceived |19. gave Zilpah her to. 
 10. Zilpah, T.eah’s to. bare Jacob a son, 12. 
 
 Exod. 2.5. when she saw ark, she sent her to. to fetch 
 
 8. the TO. went and called the child’s mother 
 
 21. 20. if a man smite his to. with a rod 
 26. or the eye of his w. that it perish 
 
 22 . 16. if a man entice a w. not betrothed 
 I^ev. 25. 6 . thesabb.of land shall bemeatfor thyw. 
 DetU. 22.14. I came to her, 1 found her not a to. 17 . 
 2 Kings 5. 2. had brought away captive a little to. 
 
 4. thus and thus said the to. that is of Lsrael 
 Esth. 2. 7 . and the to. was fair and beautiful 
 .foh .31. 1. why then should 1 think on a m.? 
 
 Prov. .30. 19. and the way of a man with a w. 
 7.v«.24.2.itshall be as wdth to. so with her mistress 
 Jer. 2. 32. can a to. forget her ornaments ? 
 
 51.22. I w'ill break the young man and the to. 
 Atnos2. 7 . a man and hisYathergo in tothe same w. 
 Mat. 9. 24. gi' e place, for the to. is not dead 
 25. he took her l)y the hand, and the w. arose 
 26 71 . anoth. TO. saw’ him, Mark 14.69. Euke 22.56. 
 Luke 8. 54. and he called, saying, to. arise 
 MAID.S. 
 
 Esth. 2. 9 . he preferred her and her w. to best place 
 Joh 19.15. my w. count me for a stranger 
 
 J. am. 5. 11. they ravished the w. in cities of Judah 
 Ezek 9 6. slay utterly I'otli to. and little children 
 Y«//. 2. 7. hei-TO. shall lead her with voice of do' es 
 Zech 9 17 make young mencheertul, new wine TO. 
 
 ' MAI1)-c/u7X 
 
 Lev 12.5. if she bear a w.-r/uVrf unclean two w'eeks 
 MAIDEN. 
 
 Gen 30 . 18. 1 have given my w. to my husband 
 .Judg. 19 . 24. behold, here is my daughter a to. 
 
 2 Chroti. .36.17. no compassion on young nian or to.' 
 ~Esth. 2. 13. thus came every to. to the king 
 Psal. 123. 2. as tlie eye.s of a to. to her mistress 
 jjiike^. 51. he sull'ered father and mother of the to. 
 MAIDENS. 
 
 T.xod. 2. 5. her w. walked along by the river 
 R/ith 2. 8. but abide here fast by my to. 
 
 22. it is good that thou go out with his w. 
 
 23. so she kept fast by tlie to. of Roaz 
 
M AK 
 
 M AK 
 
 M AK 
 
 Sam. 9. 11. they found m. going to draw %vater 
 Est/i. 4. 16. 1 and niy 7n. will fast likewise 
 Job 41. 5. wilt thou hitid him for thy7n.? 
 
 P.tal. 7B. O.'l. their m. were not given to marriage 
 148. 12. young men and m. piaise the Ix)rd 
 Prov. 9. .3. she hatli sent forth her m. she crieth 
 
 27 . 27 . and for the maintenanre for tliy m, 
 
 31. 15. and sliegiveth a portion to her m. 
 
 Peel. 2. 7- I got me servants and m. and had serv. 
 Ezek. 44. 22. they shall lake m. of seed of Israel 
 Ltike 12. 45. sliall begin to beat men-servants and m. 
 MAID-.SKRVANT. 
 
 pxod. 11. 5. even to the first horn of the m.-servant 
 20.10. thy w.-jeri’. sliall do no woi k, Dent. 5. 14. 
 
 17 . shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife, nor w/.-r. 
 
 21. 7; if a man sell his daughter to be a m.-servant 
 
 27 . it he smite out his tooth, he shall 
 
 32. it an ox push a m.-s. he shall give30 shekels 
 Pent. 5. 14. that thy m.-s. may rest as well as thou 
 21. neither shalt thou desire thy tieighbour’s m.-s. 
 
 12. 18. eat them, thou and thy m.-serv. IG. 11, 14. 
 
 15. 17 . to thy m.-servant thou shalt do likewise 
 Judg. 9 . 18. made Abimelech son of his m.-s. king 
 Job 31. 13. if 1 (lid despise the cause of my m.-s. 
 Jer. 34. 9. let man-servant and m.-s. go free, 10. 
 MAID-SRKVANT.S. 
 
 Oen. 12. 16 . AI ram had m.-s. and she-asses, 24. 35. 
 
 20. 17 . God healed Abimeledi’s wife and m.-s. 
 
 .30. 43. .lacob had much cattle and m.-servants 
 31. 33. Laban entered into the two m.-s. tents 
 
 Petit. 12. 12. ye shall rejoice, ye and your m.-s. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 16. and he shall yonr m.-servants 
 
 2 Sam. C). 22. ot the m.-s. shall 1 be had in honour 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is it a time to receive m.-servants ? 
 
 MAJESTY 
 
 Signifies, [1] The infinite dignity and glory of God, 
 Psal. 104. 1. Jude 25. [2] The pomp, splendour, 
 and grandeur of earthly prinees, F.sth. 1. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 29.11. thine, O Lord, is the power and m. 
 
 25. and bestowed upon him such royal m. 
 
 Esth. 1. 4. when he shewed the honour of his m. 
 
 Job 37 . 22. with God is terrible m. 
 
 40. 10. deck thyself now with w.and excellency 
 Esal. 21. 5. honour and m. hast thou laid on him 
 
 29. 4. the voice of the I.ord is full of m. 
 
 45. 3. with thy glory and m. |1 4. in thy m. ride 
 
 9 . 3 . l.the Lord reigneth, he is clothed with jn. 
 
 96. 6. honour and m. are before him 
 104. 1. thou art clothed with honour and m. 
 
 145. 5. 1 will speak of the honour of thy m. 
 
 12. to make known the glorious m. of liis kingdom 
 Isa. 2. 10. hide thee for the glory of his m. 19,''21. 
 
 24. 14. the.v shall sing for the tn. of the Lord 
 
 26. 10. and w ill not behold the m. of the Lord 
 Ezek. 7 . 20 . as for beauty of ornament, he set it in m. 
 Pan. 4. 30. that 1 built for the honour of my m. 
 
 36. anti excellent m. was added unto me 
 
 5. 18. God gave K ebuchadnezzar thy father m. 
 
 19 . for the m.h& gave him, all people trembled 
 filte. 5. 4. feed in m. of the name of Lord his God 
 Beb. 1. 3. he sat down on the right hancl of m. 8.1. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.16. but w'ere eye-witnesses of his m. 
 
 Jude 25. to the only wise God be glory and m. 
 
 MAIL. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 5. he was armed with a coat of m. 38. 
 MAIMED. 
 
 Eev. 22.22. blind or m. ye shall not offer to the Ld. 
 Mat. 15. .30. having with them those that were tn. 
 31. wondered w hen they saw the m. to be whole 
 
 18. 8. better to enter into life w. Mark 9. 4.3. 
 
 Luke 14. 1.3. when thou makest a feast, call the m. 
 
 21. bring in hither the poor and tn. halt and blind 
 
 MAIN. 
 
 Acts^'^.AQ. they hoised up the w.-sail to the wind 
 MAINTAIN 
 
 Signifies, [1] To uphold and preserve, Psal. 16. 5. 
 [2] To repair, 1 Chron. 26. 27 . compared with 2 
 Kings 12. 5. [.3] 7b p/ea(f, Psal. 140. 12. [4] To 
 profe.ts andpiaetise, 'I it. .3. 8, 14. [5] To prove or 
 argue. Job 1.3. t 15. [6] To make, Psal. 9. +4. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 45. m, their cause, 49, 59. 2 Chr. 6. 35, .39. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 27. they dedicate to m. the house of L. 
 Job 13.15. but I will m. mine own ways before him 
 Ps. 140. 12. I.ord will m. the cause of the afflicted 
 Tit. 3.8. might be careful to m. good w orks 
 14. let ours also learn to m. good works for uses 
 MAINTAIN ED. 
 
 Psal. 9 . 4. for thou hast m. my rigid and my cause 
 MAINTAINEST. 
 
 Psal. 16.5. Lord is my portion, anci thou m. my lot 
 MAINTENANCE. 
 
 Ezra 4.14. because we have m. from the king 
 Prov. 27 . 27 . and for the m. for thy maidens 
 MAKE 
 
 Signifies, fl] To create, frame, or fashion, Gen. 1. 
 31, Exod. 32, 1. Isa. 45. 9. [2] To choose, or 
 bring that to he which was not so before, 1 Sam. 
 
 12. 22. [.3] To call one to a new vocation, and fit 
 and qualify him for the same. Mat. 4. 19. [ 4 ] fo 
 ^dain and appoint. Acts 26. 16. 15] To turn 
 Psal. 41. + .3. [ 6 ] To build, Ezra 5. + 5. [ 7 ] To 
 change one thing into another, John 2 . 9 . [help- 
 Gen. 1 . 26. let us m. man J| 2.18. I will m. him an 
 
 3. 6. and a tree to be desired to m. one wise 
 21. m. coats of skins |1 6. 14. m. thee an ark 
 
 11. .3. let us m. brick 1| 4. let us tn. us a name 
 .12. 2. 1 will m. of thee a great nation, and 1 will 
 bless thee, 21. 18. | 46. 3. E.xod. ,32. 10. 
 
 ' 4. let us ni. us a name, lest we be scattered 
 
 13. 16.1 will m. thy seed as the (lust of the earth 
 17. 6. I w ill m. thee exceeding fruitful. 48. 4. 
 
 17 . 20.1 wilDw. Ishmael fi iiitful, 1 will m. 
 
 19 . 32. let us »!. our father drink wine. .34. 
 
 ^6. 4. I w'ill »(. thy seed as the stars of heaven 
 I 27 .4. Isa. said, tn. me savoury meat, such as I love 
 ■ -8. 3. G. A lmighty bless thee, and m. thee fruitful 
 32. 12. I will m. thy seed as the sand of the sea 
 34. 9. m. ye marriages with us, and give daughters 
 
 30. ye m. me to stink among the inhabilanfs 
 
 and m. there an altar to God 
 3.1 will m. there an altar unto God 
 40. 14. and m. mention of me to Pharaoh 
 
 Cren. 47 . 6. in best of the land 7w. thy father to dw. 
 
 48. 20. God m. thee as Ephraim and Manasseh 
 Exod. 5. 16 . no straw given, they say to us, m. brick 
 ’2. 4. shall m. your count for the lamb 
 lb. 16. I do m. them know the statutes of God 
 
 20. 4. thou shalt not m. unto thee any graven image, 
 
 or likeness. Lev. 26. 1. Deut. 5. 8. 
 
 2.3. ye shall not m. with me gods of silver 
 
 24. an altar of earth shalt thou m. unto me 
 
 25. if thou wilt m. me an altar of stones 
 
 22. .3. for he should m. full restitution, 5, 6, 12. 
 
 2.3. 1,3. m. no mention of other gods. Josh. 2.3. 7. 
 
 27 . I wdll m. enemies turn their backs to thee 
 .3.3. shall notdwell, lest they m. theesin against me 
 
 25. 8. tn. me a sanctuary jj 9. so shall ye m. it 
 
 28. 2. thou shalt m. holy garments for Aaron, 4. 
 
 4. these are the garments w'hich they shall m. 
 
 40. for Aaron’s sons thou shalt m. coats, girdles 
 42. thou shalt m. them linen breeches 
 
 30. 1. thou shalt m. him an altar of shittim-wood 
 25. thou shalt m. it an oil ot holy ointment 
 
 . 37 . as to perfume, you shall not m. like to it 
 .31. 6. that they m. all that 1 commandecl, .35. 10. 
 32.1. up, m. us gods to go before us, 23, Acts 7. 40. 
 
 10. I will tn. of thee a great nation 
 
 3.3. 19. I will m. my goodness pass before thee 
 
 34.16. and m. thy sons go a whoring after their gods 
 
 17 . thou shalt notwj. molten gods. Lev. 19. 4. 
 
 .36. 6. neither man nor woman m. any more 
 Lev. 5. 16. he shall m. amends for the harm done 
 
 11. 43. not m. yourselves abominable, 20. 25. 
 
 19 . 28. not m. any cuttings in your flesh for dead 
 
 21. 5. they shall not m. baldne.ss, Deut. 14. 1. 
 
 26. 9. I will m. you fruitful, and multiply you 
 19. I will m. your heaven as iron, earth as brass 
 
 22. beasts, which shall m. you few in number 
 
 27 . 2. when a man shall m. a singular vow 
 Num. 5. 21. the L. tn. thee a curse, m. thy thigh rot 
 
 6 . 7 . he shall not m. himself unclean for his father 
 25. the I.ord m. his face to shine upon thee 
 
 8. 7. let them wash, and so m. themselves clean 
 
 14. 4. let us m. a captain, and return to Egypt 
 
 12. I will m. of thee a greater nation tlian they 
 
 16. 13. except thou m. thyself a prince over us 
 .30. if the Lord m. a new thing and the earth open 
 .38. let them m. them broad plates for the altar 
 
 17 . 5. I will m. to cease from me the murmurings 
 
 21. 8. m. thee a fiery serpent, and set it on a pole 
 .30. 8. he shall m. her vow of none eflTect 
 
 31. 23. ye shall tn. it go through fire an(l water 
 Pent. 1.11. Lord m. you a thousand times more 
 
 13. and I will m. them rulers over you 
 
 4. 10. I will m. them hear my words to fear me 
 16. lest ye m. you a graven image, 2.3. 
 
 7 . 3. nor shalt thou m. marriages'with tliem 
 
 8. 3. m. thee know that man liveth not by bread 
 
 20. II. if it m. thee answer of peace, and open to 
 
 12. if it will m. no peace with thee, but war 
 
 26. 19. to m. thee high above all nations he made 
 
 28. 11. the Lord shall m. thee plenteous, .30. 9. 
 
 13. Lord shall m. thee the head, and not the tail 
 
 32. 26. m. the remembrance of them to cease 
 39. 1 kill, and I m. alive, 1 wound, and 1 heal 
 
 Josh. 1. 8. thou shalt m. thy way prosperous 
 
 6. 18. lest ye m. yourselves accursed, and m. the 
 
 eamp of Israel a curse, and tiouhle it 
 7- 19 . and m. confession to him, Ezra 10. 11. 
 
 22. 25. so shall your children m. our child, cease 
 
 23. 12. and shall m. marriages with them 
 .Tudg. 16. 25. Samson, that he may m. us sport 
 Until 4.11. L. m. the woman like Rachel and Leah 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 6. provoked her sore, to m. her fret 
 2. 8. and to m. them inherit the throne of glory 
 
 24. ye m. the Lord’s people to transgress 
 
 29 . to tn. yourselves fat with chiefest offerings 
 6. 5. ye shall m. images of your emerods 
 
 7 . m. anew cart |1 8. 5. m. us a king to judge us 
 
 8. 22. hearken to them, and m. them a king 
 
 12 . 22 . L. will not forsake, because it hath pleased 
 _ the I.ord to m. you his people, 1 Chron. 17 . 22 . 
 
 25. 28. the I.ord w ill m. my lord a sure house 
 28.2. 1 w ill m. thee keeper of mine head for ever 
 
 29. 4. m. this fellow return that he may go again 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 11. that he w ill tn. thee an house 
 
 21. hast done these tilings, to m. thy servant know 
 
 2.3. to m. him a name || 1.3. 5. and m. thyself sick 
 
 15. 20. should I m. thee go up and (lown with us.^ 
 
 2.3. 5. all my desire, though he m. it not t() gi'ow' 
 
 1 Kings 1. 37 . m. his throne greater than David’s 
 47- .God m. the name of Solomon better than 
 
 2. 42. did 1 not m. thee to swear by the I.ord 
 
 8. 29. mayest hearken to the prayer which thy ser¬ 
 
 vant shall m. toward this place, 2 Chr. 6. 21. 
 
 3.3. shall confess thy name, pray, and m. suppli¬ 
 cation to thee in this house, 4*7. 2 Chron. 6. 24. 
 
 11. 34. I w ill m. him prince all the (lays of Ids life 
 
 12. 9. m. the 3 ’oke lighter, 10. 2 Chron. 10. 10. 
 
 16 . 3. I will m. thy house like the house of Jero¬ 
 
 boam the son of Nebat, 21.22. 2 Kings 9. 9. 
 
 17 . 13. and after tn. for thee and for thy son 
 19 . 2. if m. not thy life as the life of one of them 
 
 2 Kings A. 10. let ustn. a little chamber on the wall 
 
 5. 7 . am 1 God to kill and to m. alive ? 
 
 6. 2. let us tn. a jdace, where w’e may dwell 
 
 7 . 2. if Lord w ould m. windows in heaven, 19. 
 
 9. 2. m. him arise up, and anoint him king 
 
 10. 5. we will not m. anj- king, do tliat is good 
 
 18. 31. m. an agreement with me, Isa. 36. 16. 
 
 21.8. nor will I m. feet of Israel move an\’ tnore 
 
 23. 10. that no man mieht m. his son or dailghter to 
 
 pass through the tire to IMolech, Ezek. 20. .31. 
 
 1 Chron. 11.10. all Israel to tn. him king, 12. .31, 38. 
 17 . 21 . to 7 «. thee a name ofgreatn. and ten ihleness 
 21. .3. Lord m. his people 100 times so man}' more 
 
 28. 4. he liked me to tn. me king over Israel 
 
 29 . 12^0 Lord, in thine hand it is to m. great 
 
 2 Chr. 7.„20. will m. it a proverb among all nations 
 
 11. 22. for he thought to m. him king 
 
 25. 8. God shall m. thee fall before the enemy 
 Ezra 6. 8. 1 m. a decree w hat ye s all do, 7- 13,'21. 
 jSeh. 8.15. fetch branches of thick trees to tn. booths 
 Esth. 4. 8. go in to the king to m. supplication to him 
 
 Esth. 7 . 7 . Ilaman stood up to m. request for his life 
 9- 22. they should m, them days of feasting and joy 
 Job 5. 18. he w oundeth and his bands m. w hole 
 
 8. 5. m. thy supplication to the Almighty, 22. 27. 
 
 9. .30. and if 1 m. my hands never so clean 
 
 11. 3. should thy lies m. men hold their peace ? 
 
 13. 23. tn. me to know my transgression and sin 
 
 19. 3. that ye m. yourselves strange to me 
 
 24. 25. if it be not so now, who will m. me a liar? 
 31. 15. did notbe thatmade me in wombwi. him r 
 
 34. 29. he giveth quietness, w ho then can wi.trouble ? 
 
 35. 9. they m. the oppressed to cry, they cry out 
 40. 19. can m. his sword to approach to him 
 
 41. .3. will he m. many supplications to tliee ? 
 Psal. 5. 8. m. thy way straight before my face 
 + 10. m. them guilty, () C>od, let them fall 
 
 6. 6. all the night m. 1 my bed to sw im 
 
 20. +3. the Ixird m. fat thy burnt sacrifice 
 
 21. 9 . thou shalt m. them as a fiery oven in anger 
 
 12. therefore thou shalt m. them turn their back 
 
 22. 9. thou didst 772. me hope when on breasts 
 2.5. t 14. he will m. them know his covenant 
 
 31. 16.771. thy face shine on thy servant, 119. 135. 
 34. 2. mj' soul shall tn. her boast in the Lord 
 39. 4. Lord, m. me to know mine end and days 
 8. 777 . me not the reproach of the foolish 
 40. 17 . 771 . no tarry ing,70.5. |141.3.will 777 .all his bed 
 
 45. 17 . 1 will tn. thy’name to be remembered 
 
 46. 4. the streams shall m. glad the city of God 
 51. 6. in hidden part shaltTTi. me know w isdom 
 
 8. 777 . me to hear joy and gladness, that the bones 
 57 . 1. of th}’ wings, will I m. mj- refuge, 61. + 4. 
 66. 2. sing forth his name, m. his praise glorious 
 8. ye people, m. the voice of his praise to be heard 
 
 83. 2. for lo, thine enemies m. a tumult 
 11 . 777. their nobles like Oreb and Zeeb 
 
 13. O my God, m. them like a wheel 
 
 84. 6. through the valley of Raca, 772. it a well 
 89. 27 . also 1 w ill m. him my first-born 
 
 29. his seed also will I m. to endure for ever 
 
 90 .15. 777. us glad, according to the days afflicted 
 110. 1, until I 777. thine enemies thv footstool. 
 
 Mat. 22. 44. Mark 12. 36. Luke 20. 43. 
 /lets it. .35. Beb. 1. 13. 
 
 115.8. they that 777. them are like unto them, 1.35.18. 
 
 119 . 27 . 777. me to understand the way' ofthy precepts 
 .35. 777. me go in the path of thy commandments 
 
 1,32. 17 . there will 1 777. the horn of David to bud 
 
 I . 37 . t 7- 777 . bare even to the foundation 
 
 139. 8. if 1 tn. my bed in hell, thou art there 
 142.1. to the Lord did 1 m. my supplication 
 Prov. 6. .3. go humble thyself, and tn. sure thy friend 
 
 14. 9. fools 777 . a mock at sin, but among righteous 
 
 20. 18. and with good advice m. war 
 
 25. it is a snare after vows to m. enquiry 
 
 22. 21. that 1 might m. thee know' the certainty 
 24. 777. no friendship w ith an a^gryman 
 
 2.3. 5. for riches certainly 777 . themselves w'ings 
 
 27 . 11. my son, be w ise, and 777 . iny heart glad 
 
 30. 26. yet 777 . they their houses in the rocks 
 
 Eccl. 7- 13. who can m. that straight which he 
 16 . not right, over-much, nor m. thyself over-wise 
 Isa. 1.15. when ye 777. many prayers, 1 will not hear 
 16 . w'ash you. 777. you cleanjj .3.7. 777. me not a ruler 
 6. 10. 777. the hear’tof this j)eople fat, ears heavy' 
 
 7- 6. and let us m. a breach therein for us 
 t 11 . 777. thy petition deep, or in the height above 
 10.23. the Lord of hosts shall tn. a consumption 
 
 II. .3. and shall m. him of quick understanding 
 
 15. and shall m. men go over dry shod 
 12. 4. 777 . mention that his name is exalted 
 
 13.12. 1 w ill tn. a man more precious than geld 
 
 16. 3. 777 . thy shadow as the night in noon-tlay 
 25. 6. I.ord m. to all people a feast of fat things 
 
 27 . 5. that hemav m. peace with me, and he shall 
 
 28. 9. whom shafl he 777 . to understand doctrine .' 
 
 29 . 21. that 777. a man an offender fora word 
 32. 6. to 777. empty the soul of the hungry 
 
 38.16. so wilt thou recover me and tn. me live 
 
 40. 3. 777 . straight in the desert a highwav for our 
 
 God, Mat. 3. .3. Mark 1. .3. l.uke .3. 4. 
 
 41. 18. I will tn. the wilderness a pool of water 
 
 42. 15. I will tn. the rivers islands, dry up pools 
 
 16. 1 will 777 . darkness light before them 
 
 21. he w ill magnify and m. the law honourable 
 
 4.3. 19. I will e\en m. a w ay in the wilderness 
 
 44. 9. they that tn. a graven image are vanity 
 
 45. 2. and- m. the crooked places straight 
 
 7 . I tn. peace and create evil, 1 the L. do all things 
 ■t 1.3. and 1 will m. straight all his ways 
 
 14. they shall 777 . supplication to thee 
 
 46.5. to w hoin w ill ye 777.me equal, and compare me 
 
 47 . 2 .777. bare the leg, uncover the thigh, pass over 
 48.15. and he shall m. his way prosperous 
 
 49 . 11. and 1 will tn. all my mountains a way' 
 
 50. 2. behold 1 m. the rivers a wilderness 
 
 51. 4. 1 will tn. my judgments to rest fora light 
 
 52. 5. they that rule over them, m. them to howl 
 
 5.3. 10. when thou shalt tn. his soul an offering 
 54. 12. I w ill 777 . thy w imiows of agates, thy gates 
 
 56. 7- I will 777 . them joyful in my house of prayer 
 
 57 . -4. against w horn m. ye a Avide mouth ? 
 
 58. 4. to tn. your voice lo be heard on high 
 
 11. and the Lord shall m. fat thy bones' ' 
 
 60 . 13. 1 w ill 777 . the place of my feet glorious 
 
 15.1 will 777 . thee an eternal excellency 
 
 17 . I Avill tn. also thy officers peace and exactors 
 
 62. 7. till he tn. Jerusalem a praise in the earth 
 
 63. 6. and 1 will 777 . them drunk in my fury 
 
 12. the water lo 777 . himself an everlasting name 
 
 14. lead thy people to m. thyself a glorious name 
 
 64. 2. to 777 . thy name known to thy adversaries 
 66.22. as new earth which I will m. shall remaia 
 
 Jer. 4. 30. in vain shalt thou m. thyself fair 
 
 5. 14. 1 will tn. my words in thy mouth fire 
 
 6. 26. 777 . thee mourning, as for an only son 
 
 7 . 16 . nor 777 . intercession to me for this people 
 
 9. 11.1 will 777. Jerusalem heaps and den of dragons 
 
 1.3. 16. he turn it. and tn. it gross darkness 
 
 15. 20. 1 w ill tn. thee a fenced brasen wal 
 
 16.20. shall a man »77. pods to himself, and no gods 
 
 18. 4. as seemed good to the potter to 7 / 7 . it 
 
M AK 
 
 M AK 
 
 Jer. 19.7- T will m. void counsel of Judah and Jeru. 
 
 12. 1 will even m. this city as I'ophet 
 
 20. 4. I will m. thee a terror to thyselt 
 
 22. 6. yet surely 1 will m. thee a wilderness 
 ,23.16. hearken not to the prophets, they rn. you vain 
 
 26. 6. then will I m. this house like Shiloh 
 
 thee bonds and yokes, put them on thy neck 
 
 18. let them now m. intercession to the Lord 
 29. 17 . behold, I will ni. them like vile figs 
 
 22. the Lord m. thee like Zedekiah and Ahab 
 34 . 17 . I will m. you be removed into all kingdoms 
 44. 19. did we m. her cakes to worship her ? 
 
 48.26. m.ye him drunken, for he magnified himself 
 49. 15. I will m. thee small among the heathen 
 51 . 25. I will thee a burnt mountain 
 
 36. and w. her springs dry )[ 39. wi. them drunken 
 ' 57 . I will m. drunk lier princes and wise men 
 iflw. 3. t 21. this 1 m. to return to my heart 
 Etek. 4. 9. m. bread thereof 117* 23. m. a chain 
 
 14.8.1 will m. him a sign and a proverb, and cut on 
 
 16. 42. I will m. my fury towaid tliee to rest 
 18. 31. and m. you a new heart, and anew spirit 
 
 21. 10. it is furbished, should we then w. mirth ? 
 
 + 27 . perverted, perverted, perverted will I m. it 
 
 22. .30. sought a man that should m. up the hedge 
 
 24. 17 . m. no mourning for the dead, bind the tire 
 
 26. 4. and m. her like the top of a rock, 14. 
 
 21.1 will m. thee a terror, thou shalt be no more 
 32. 7 . I will m. the stars thereof dark, 8. 
 
 34. 26. and I will m. them and places a blessing 
 
 37 . 19 . m. them one stick, shall be one in my hand 
 
 22. I will 7n. them one nation in the land 
 
 44. 14. I will m. them keepers of charge of house 
 Dan. 4. 25. shall m. thee to eat grass as’oxen, .32. 
 
 ■8.16. m. this man to understand the vision, 10. 14. 
 
 9 .24. seventy weeks to m. reconciliation for iniqui. 
 
 11. .35. some shall fall to m. them white 
 
 44. he shall go utterly to purge and m. away many 
 Dos. 2. 3. lest I w. her as a wilderness, and slay her 
 
 6. I will ni. a wall, that she shall not find her path 
 18. and I will m. them to lie down safely 
 
 7 . 3. they m. the king glad with their wickedness 
 
 10. 11. 1 will m. Ephraim ride, Judah shall plow 
 
 11.8. how shall m. thee as Adma. set thee as Zeboim 
 
 12. 9 . I will yet m. thee dwell in tabernacles 
 JoelQ.. 19. nor will I m. you a reproach any more 
 Amos 8. 4. even to m. the poor of the land to fail 
 
 9 .14. they shall m. gardens, and eat fruit of them 
 iiffc. 3. 5. the prophets that m. my people err 
 4. 7 . 1 will m. her that halted a remnant 
 ■6. 13. therefore I will m. thee sick in smiting thee 
 Dah. 1. 14. I will m. thy grave, for thou art vile 
 3. 6.1 will cast filtli on thee, and in. thee vile 
 
 15.W. thyself many as the canker-worm, or locusts 
 Dab.I.I. write the vision,and m. jt plain upon tables 
 3. 19 . he will m. my feet like hinds’ feet 
 Zeph. 1. 18. for he shall m. even a speedy riddance 
 
 3. 20. for I will m. you a name and a praise 
 Hag. 2. 23. saith the Lord, 1 will ni. thee a signet 
 Zech. 10.1. so the Lord shall m. bright clouds 
 
 12. 2. 1 will m. Jerusalem a cup of trembling 
 
 3. in that day will I m. Jems, a burdensome stone 
 Mai. 2. 15. did not he m. one ? yet had the residue 
 
 3. 17 . in that day when I m. up my jewels 
 Mat. 1. 19 . not willing to m. her a public example 
 
 4. 19. I will m. you tishers of men, Mark 1 . 17 . 
 o. .36. thou canst not m. one hair white or black 
 
 8. 2. behold, a leper said. Lord, if thou wilt, thou 
 
 canst m. me clean, Mark 1. 40. Luke 5. 12 
 
 12. .33. m. the tree good.w. the tree corrupt 
 
 17 . 4. Peter said, I.ord, if thou wilt, let us m. here 
 
 three tabernacles, Mark 9. 5. Luke 9. 33. 
 
 23. 14. for pretence w. long prayers, /l/arJ'12.40 
 15. to m. one proselyte, and when he is made 
 
 25. 3 ’e m. clean the outside of the cup, Luke 11. 39. 
 
 25. 21. 1 will w. thee ruler over many things 
 
 27 . 65. go your way, m. it as sure as ye can 
 Mark 5. .39. why m. ye this ado and weep ? 
 
 Duke 5.34. can ye m. children of bride-chamber fast? 
 
 11. 40. did he not m. that which is within also.' 
 
 14. 18. all with one consent began tom. excuse 
 
 15. 19 . m. me as one of thy hired servants 
 
 16. 9 . m. friends of the mammon of unrighteousness 
 JoJm 1. 23. m. straight the way of the Lord 
 
 2.16. OT. not my Father’s house house of merchand. 
 6 15. and take him bv force to m. him a king 
 
 8. .32. know truth, and the truth shall m. you free 
 36. if the Son m. you free, ye shall be fre’e indeed 
 
 10. 24. Iiow long dost thou m. us to doubt ? 
 
 14. 23. we will come and m. our abode with him 
 Acts 2. 28. m. me full of joy with thy countenance 
 
 9 . 34. Peter said to him, arise and m. thy bed 
 
 26. 16. to ?n. thee a minister and a witness 
 
 24. Paul, much learning doth w.tlieemad 
 
 Horn. .3. .3. m. the faith of God without effect 
 31. do we then m. void the law through faith ? 
 
 9. 21. power to m. one vessel unto honour 
 
 28. short work will the I^ord m. on the earth 
 
 13. 14. and m. not provision for the Hesh 
 14.4. for God is able to m. him stand 
 
 19 . follow the things which m. for peace 
 
 15. 26. to m. a certain contribution tor the poor 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 15. and m. them the memtiers of a harlot 
 8- 13. if meat m. my brother to offend 
 10.13. with temptation also m. a way to escape 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 2. if 1 m. you sorry, who then maketh glad ? 
 9 . 5. and m. up beforehand your bounty 
 
 8. and God is able tom. all grace abound 
 
 12. 17 . did I m. gain of you by any of them ? 
 
 Oal. 2. 18. 1 m. myself a transgressor 
 .3. 17 . that it shouhl m. the promise of none effect 
 
 6. 12. as many as desire to m. a fair shew in tlesh 
 Epli. 2. 15. to m. in himself of tcvain one new man 
 
 1 T/ie\s. .3. 12. tiie Lord m. you to increase in love 
 
 2 T/iess. 3.9. but to ?n. ourselves an ensample to you 
 £ Tim. 3. 15. are able to m: thee wise to salvation 
 
 4. 5. m. full proof of thy ministry 
 
 Del). 2.10. to m. the Captain of their salvation perf. 
 
 17 . to m. reconciliation for the sins of the people 
 
 7 . 25. he ever liveth to m. intercession for them 
 
 8. 5. m. all things according to pattern shewed 
 
 9. 9. could not m. him that did service perfect 
 
 Heh. 10. 1. rn. the comers thereunto peifect ■* ; 
 
 12. 13. and m. straight paths tor your feet ’ 
 13.21. m. you perfect in every good work to do will 
 Jam. 3.18. is sown in peace, of them that m. peace 
 
 1 Pet. 5.10. the God of all grace m. you perfect 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 10. m. your calling and election sure 
 1 John\. 10. we m. him a liar, his word is not in us 
 Rev. 3. 9 . 1 will m. them worship before thy feet 
 
 12. I will m. a pillar in the temple ot my God 
 10. 9. eat it, and it shall m. thy belly bitter 
 11. 7 . shall m. war against them, and overcome 
 
 12 . 17 . w'ent to m. war with the remnant of her seed 
 1.3. 4. saying, who is able to m. war with him ' 
 
 14. that they should m. an image to the beast 
 19 . 11. in righteousness he doth judge and m. war 
 21. 5. behold, I m. all things new. 
 
 See Afraid, Atonement, Covenant, Deso¬ 
 late, Desolation, End, Fire, Good. 
 MAKL haste. 
 
 Deut. .32. 35. the things that come on them m. haste 
 Jitdg. 9.48. and said, m. haste and do as 1 have done 
 
 1 Sam. 9 .12. behold, he is before you, m. haste now 
 
 2 Chron. .35.21. for God commanded me tom. haste 
 Esth.b. 5. king said, cause Daman to m. haste, 6.10. 
 Job 20. 2. cause me to answer, for this I m. haste 
 Psal. 38. 22. m. haste to help me, O I.ord, my sal¬ 
 vation, 40. 13. 1 7(h 1-1 71 . 12. 
 
 70 .5.1 am poor and needy, m. haste unto me,141.1. 
 Prov. 1.16. they m. haste to shed blood, Isa. 59. 7. 
 Cant. 8.14. m. haste, m v beloved, and be like a roe 
 Isa. 28.16. he that believeth shall not m. haste 
 
 49 . 17 . thy children shall m. haste, thy destroyers 
 Jer. 9. 18. let them m. haste, and take up a wailing 
 Nah. 2.5. they shalt m. haste to the wall thereof 
 Luke\9.5.\\e. said,Zaccheus, m.haste and comedown 
 Acts1‘l.V6.m. haste and get quickly out ot J erusalem 
 
 See Known. 
 
 MAKE manifest. 
 
 1 Cor. 4.5. will m. manifest the counsels of the heart 
 Eph. 5. 13. whatsoever doth m. inaiiifest is light 
 Col. 4. 4. that I may m. it manifest as 1 ought 
 
 See Mention, ?NqiS£. 
 
 IMAKL ready'. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6. m. ready three measures of fine meal 
 43.16. m. ready, for these men shall dine with me 
 
 2 Kings 9.21. and Joram said, m. r. and he went out 
 Psal. 11. 2. they m. ready their arrow on the stnn 
 
 21 . 12 . when thou shalt m. ready thine arrows 
 Etek. 7 .14. they have blown the trumpet to m. ready 
 Mark 14. 15. there m. ready for us, Luke 22. 12. 
 Luke 1 . 17 . to m. ready a people prepared for the 
 
 [Lord 
 
 17 . 8 . rather say, m. ready, wherewith I may sup 
 Acts 23. 23. m. ready 200 soldiers to go to Cesarea 
 MAKE speed. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. .38. he cried, m. speed, haste, stay not 
 
 2 Sam. 15.14. m. speed to depart, lest he overtake 
 Isa. 5. 19 . that say, let him m. speed and hasten 
 
 MAKE waste. 
 
 Lev. 26. 31. T will w;. your cities waste, and bring 
 Isa. 42. 15. I will m. waste mountains and hills 
 Ezek. 5. 14. moreover, 1 will m. Jerusalem waste 
 29. 10.1 will m. land of Egvpt utterly waste,^. 12. 
 MAKER, or^MAKFRS. 
 
 Job 4. 17 . shall a man be more pure than his M. ? 
 .32.22. in so doing my M. will soon take me away 
 .35.10. but none saith, where is God my M.? 
 
 .36. 3. T will ascrilie righteousness to my M. 
 
 Psal. 95. 6. let us kneel before tire Lord our 7t/. 
 Prov. 14.31. oppresseth the poor, reproacheth his M. 
 
 17 . 5 . whoso mockeththe poor reproacheth his M. 
 
 22.2. rich and poor, the I.ord is tlie m. of them all 
 
 Isa. 1. 31. and the m. of it as a spark 
 17 . 7 . at that day shall a man look to his 717. 
 
 22. 11. ye have not looked to the m. thereof 
 .33.122. the Lord is our statute w. he will save us 
 45. 9 . woe to him that striveth with his M. 
 
 11. thus saith the holy One of Israel and his 71/. 
 
 16. they shall go to confusion that are m. ot idols 
 51.1.3. forgettest the I.ord tliy m. that stretched out 
 
 54.5. thy M. is thy husband, and thy Redeemer 
 .Ter. 33. 2. thus saith tlie I.ord the in. thereof 
 Bos. 8. 14. for Israel hath forgotten his M. 
 
 Halt. 2. 18. what profiteth the graven image that the 
 
 m. hath graven, m. of his work trusteth therein ? 
 Heb. 11.10. for a city, w’hose builder and m. is G od 
 MAKE.ST. 
 
 Judg. 18. 3. and what m. thou m this place ? 
 
 Job 13.26. m. me possess the iniquities ot my youth 
 22. .3. is it gain to him that thou w.thy ways perfect? 
 Psal. 4. 8. thou only m. me to dw'ell in safety 
 39 .11. thou m. his beauty to consume as a moth 
 44. 10. thou m. us to turn back from the enemy 
 
 13. thou m. us a reproach to our neighbours 
 
 14. thou m. us a by-word among the heathen 
 65. 8. thou m. the outgoings of morning to rejoice 
 
 10. thou m. the earth soft with showers 
 80. 6. thou in. us a strife to our neighbours 
 104. 20. thou m. darkness, and it is night 
 144. 3. what is man, that thou m. account of him ? 
 Cant. 1. 7 . where thou m. thy flock to rest at noon 
 Isa. 45. 9. to him that fashioneth it, what m. thou ’ 
 Jer. 22. 2.3. O Lebanon, that m. thy nest in cedars 
 28. 15. thou m. this people to trust in a lie 
 Ezek. 16. 31. thou m. thy high place in every street 
 Hah. 1.14. and m. men as the fishes of the sea 
 
 2.15. puttest thy bottle to him, and m. liim drunken 
 Luke 14. 12. when thou m. a dinner or a supper 
 
 1.3. but when tliou in. a' feast, call the poor 
 John 8, 53 . proph. are. dead, w horn in. thou thyself' 
 10. ,3.3. because thou being a man m. thyselt God 
 Rom.2. 17 . art called a Jew, and m. thy boast of God 
 23. tlwu that m. thy boast of the law 
 MAKFl'D. 
 
 Eiod. 4.11. or who m. the dumb, or deaf, or blind ? 
 Lev. 7 . 7. the priest that w. atonement clean, 14. 11. 
 17 11. it is fne blood that m. an atonement 
 Deut. 18.10. that m. his son to pass through the fire 
 
 20. 20. against the city that m. w ar witf. thee 
 
 21. 16 . w'hen he m. his sons to inherit what he hath 
 24 . 7 . m. merchandise of him, or selleth him 
 
 27 .15. cursed be themanthatw. any graven image 
 
 M AL 
 
 • 
 
 Deut. 27 .18, cursed be he that wt. blind to wander 
 
 29. 12. oath which the Lord m. with thee this day 
 
 1 Sam. 2.6. the Lord kilieth and m. alive 
 
 7 . the Lxird m. poor and m. rich, he briiigeth low 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 3.3. God m. my way perfect, Ps. 18. .32. 
 
 22. 34. he m. my feet like hinds feet, Psal. 18. 33. 
 Job 5.18. for he m. sore, and bindeth up, he wounds 
 
 9. 9 . Lord m. Arcturus, Orion, and Pleiades 
 12. 17 . he m. the judges fools || 25. he m. to staggei 
 15. 27 . he m. collops of fat on his Hanks 
 
 23. 16. God m. my heart soft, and troubleth me 
 
 25. 2. he m. peace in his high places 
 
 27 . 18. and as a bootli that the keeper in. 
 
 .35. 11. who m. us wiser than the fowls of heaven 
 . 36 . 27 . for he m. small the di opsof water, they pour 
 41. 31. he m. the deep to boil like a pot 
 .32. he m. a path to shine after him 
 Psal. 9.12. when he m. inquisition for blood 
 
 23. 2. he m. me to lie down in green pastures 
 29. 9 . the voice of the Lord m. the hinds to calve 
 3.3.10. he m. the devices of people of none effect 
 40. 4. blessed is the man that m. the Ld. his trust 
 46. 9 . he m. wars to cease to the end of the earth 
 104. 3. who m. the clouds his chariot, who walketh 
 4. who m. ids angels spirits. Belt. 1. 7. 
 
 15. and wine that m. glad the heart of man 
 107 . + 25. and in. the stormy w-ind, to stand 
 
 29. he m.the storm a calm, the waters are still 
 .36. and there he m. the hungry to dwell 
 41. and m. him families like a flock 
 
 113. 9. he m. the barren woman to keep house 
 
 I. 35. 7 . he m. lightnings for rain, brings the wdnd 
 
 147 . 8 . who m. grass to grow on the mountains 
 
 14. he peace in thy borders, and filleth thee 
 Prov. 10. 1. a wise son m. a glad father, 15. 20. 
 
 4. but the hand of the diligent m. rich 
 22. the blessing of the Lorti, it m. rich 
 
 12. 4. she that m. ashamed is as rottenness in bones 
 25. heaviness in the heart of a man m. it to stoop, 
 
 but a good word m. it glad 
 
 13. 7 . that OT.'himself rich, yet hath nothing, the.-e 
 
 is that m. himself poor, yet hath great riches 
 12. hope deferred m. the heart sick, when desire 
 
 15. 13. a merry heart m. a cheerful countenance 
 
 30. and a good report m. the bones fat ... 
 
 16. 7 . he in. even his enemies to be at peace with him 
 
 f 23. the heart of the wise m. wise his mouth 
 
 18. 16. a man’s gift m. room for him, and brings 
 19 .4. wealth m. many f riends, but poor is separated 
 31.22. she m. herself covei ings of tapestry 
 
 24. she in. fine linen, and selleth it, and girdles 
 Eccl. 3.11. no inan can find out the work that G. m. 
 
 7 . 7 . surely oppression m. a wise man mad 
 
 8. 1. a man’s wisdom m. his face to shine 
 
 II. 5. thou knov.est not works of God, who m. all 
 Isa. 24. 1. behold, the Lord m. the earth empty 
 
 40. 23. he m. the judges of the earth as vanity 
 4.3. 16. saith the Lord, which m. a way in the sea 
 4-1.15. he m. a god, and worshippeth it, 17 .1 46. 6. 
 
 24. 1 am the I ,ord that wi. all things 
 
 25. he in. diviners mad 1| 59.15. m. himself a prey 
 55 . 10 . watereth earth, and m. it bring jorth 
 
 Jer. 10. 13. he w. lightnings with rain, 51. 16. 
 
 17 . 5 . cursed be the man tfiat m. flesh his arm 
 29. 26. every man that m. himself a prophet,27- 
 Ezek. 22. 3. and m. idols against herself to defile 
 Dan. 6.13. fiut m. his petition three times a day 
 11. 31. place abomination that m. desolate, 12.11. 
 Amos 4. 13. that m. the morning darkness 
 
 5.8. seek him that m. the seven stars am! Orion 
 Nah. 1. 4. he rebuketh tlie sea, and m. it dry 
 Mat. 5. 45. he m. his sun rise on the evil and good 
 Mark7.'i7- hew. both deaf to hear, and dumb speak 
 John 19. 12. whosoever m. himself a king, speaketli 
 Acts 9 . 34. Eneas, Jesus Christ m. thee w hole 
 Rom. 5. 5. hope in. not ashamed, because love of G. 
 
 8. 26. the Spirit w. intercession for us, 27,.34., 
 
 II. 2. he w. jntercession to God against Israel 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 7 . w ho in. thee to differ from another ? 
 
 9. Cor. 2. 2. w'ho is he that m. me glad but die same ? 
 
 14. m. manifest the savourof his knowledge by us 
 
 Gal. 2.6. w hatsoever they were, itw. no matter 
 Eph. 4. 16 . m. increase of the body to the edifying 
 Beh.7.2S. for the law m. men high-priests, but the 
 word of the oath since the law m. the Son 
 Rev. 13. 1.3. he m. fire come dpwn from heaven 
 21. 27 . nor whatsoever m. a lie, 22.15. 
 
 MAKEl'll haste. 
 
 Prov. 28. 20. that m. haste to be rich, not innocent 
 MAKING. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 22. in. confession to the Lord God 
 
 Ps. 19. 7 . testimony of Lord is sure, w. wise simple 
 Eccl. 12. 12. of m. many books tliere is no end 
 Isa. 3.16. walking and m. a tinkling with their feet 
 Jer. 20. 15. that brought tidings, w. him very glad 
 Amos 8 . 5. m. ephah small, and the shekel great 
 Mark 7 . 13. w.'the wort! of (foil ot none effect 
 John 5. 18. m. himself equal with God 
 2 Cor. 6. 10. as poor, yet m. many rich 
 Eph.\.\0. 1 cease not to give thanks tor you, w. men¬ 
 tion of you in my prayers, 1 Thess. 1.2. I’hilem. 4 . 
 
 2. 15. one new ma.n, so m. peace, Col. l. t “20. 
 
 5. 19. » 2 . melody in your heart to the Lord [jpy 
 Phil.\.k. in every prayer for you, w. request with 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. m. tliem an ensample unto those that 
 Jude 22. of some have compassion, in. a difference 
 
 MAKING. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . 16. multitude of the wares of thy m. 18. 
 MALE. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 23. every m. circumcised, 31.1.5. 22 , 24. 
 Ezod. 12 . 5. for the passover a m. ot the first year 
 13 12 . tlie w. shall be the Lord’s. 31.19. Luke..23. 
 Lev. 1 . 3 . ■e.m. without blemish, 10 .1 4 . 23. | 22 . 19. 
 7 . 6 . every m. among the priests shall eat thereof 
 27 . . 3 . thy estimation shall beot the w. 5,6,7. 
 Num. 1.2. every m. by their polls from 2oyears old 
 
 20 . every m. from 20 years old and upward 
 
 3. 15. every m. from a month old and lunvard 
 
 31. 17 . now kill everv m. among the little ones 
 i)eut. 20. 13. thou shall smite every m. theieot 
 .Tudg. 21.11. ve shall utterly destroy every m. 
 
 1 Kings 11.15! he had smitten every m. in I xlom.lfi. 
 
 29 / 
 
MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 Jnr. 30. +C. see if a m. doth travail witli diild 
 I’.zek. 16. 117. niakest to tliyself iniaj-'es of a 
 J\lal. 1. 14. which liatli in his Hock a m. 
 
 iSee KK’\rALic. 
 MAI.F.-CHILDIIEN. 
 
 Josh. 17 ; 2. these were the m.-chUdren cf Manasseh 
 MALEFACTOR. 
 
 John 18. 30. if he were not a m. we •w'ould not 
 MALEFACIOLS, 
 
 Ji,ul:e9.%. 32. there were two m. led witli him 
 33. there they crucified him, and the m. 
 
 39 . one of llie m. railed on liiin, saying 
 
 MALES. 
 
 Gen. 31. 25. Simeon and Levi slew all the m. 
 Kxod. 12. 48. let all Ids m. he circumcised 
 
 13. L5. 1 sacrifice to the Lord all being wi. 
 
 23. 17 . three times in the year all tliy m. shall 
 appear before the Lord Owl, Dent. 16. 16. 
 JjBv. 6. 18. all the m. of Aaron shall eat of it, 29. 
 Num. 3. 22. accordiu.g to the number of all w/. from 
 a month old and upward, 28, 34.1 26. 62. 
 
 40. number all the first-born of the m. 43. 
 
 31.7- warred against Midianiles, and slew the m. 
 Dent. 15. 19. all firstling m. sanctify to the Lord 
 Josh. 5. 4. the ;k. that came out of Egypt died 
 
 2 Chron. 31.16. beside their genealogy of ??i. 
 
 19. to give jiorlions to all the m. among priests 
 Dzra 8. 3. were reckoned by genealogy of thtm. 
 MALICE. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 8. keep the feast, not with leaven of m. 
 
 14. 20. howheit in m. be ye children 
 
 Dph. 4. 31. be put away from you with all m. 
 
 Col. 3. 8. but now ye also put off all these, m. 
 
 Tit. 3. 3. sometimes living inm. and envy, hateful 
 1 Tet. 2. 1. wherefore, laying aside all /n. and guile 
 MALICIOUS. 
 
 3 Jo/m 10. prating against us with m. words 
 
 MALICIOUSI^ESS. 
 
 Horn. 1. 29 . being filled with all unrighteousness, m. 
 1 Jdet. 2. 16. not using liberty for a cloke of m. 
 MALIGISIITY. 
 
 Horn. 1. 29. full of envw, murder, debate, m. 
 MALLOWS. 
 
 Job 30. 4. who cut up rn. by the bushes for meat 
 .MAN. 
 
 Man u'as, in his original state, a very noble and 
 exalted creature; being placed as the head and 
 lord of this world, having all the creatures in .(?(/;- 
 jectivn to him. The powers and operations of his 
 mind were extensive., capacious, and perfect ; capa¬ 
 ble of contemplating upon the works of God 
 with pleasure and delight, and of performing his 
 will without the least deviation. But by sin¬ 
 ning against his Creator, his mind is vitiated, 
 corrupted, and debased; and he is in a ruined, 
 lost, miserable, and wretched state: Hence it is 
 asked. What is man ? P.\al. 8. 4. The Hebrew 
 word for mail is. Euosh ; that is, sorry, wretched, 
 and incurably sick, to denote his condition in /m 
 apostasy from God. 
 
 Man is put for, [1] The body, 2 Cor. 4.16. [2] The 
 siro: and corruptions of hum an nature, Eph. 4. 22. 
 [3] Strong, valiant, 1 Cor. 16. 13. [4] yl magis¬ 
 trate, Cen. 9 . 6 . [5] Trail, weak, Psal. 9. 20. [6] 
 The church, Eph. 2. 15. [7] xl strong believer, 
 Elph. 4. 13. [8] An angel. Acts 1. 10. [9] The 
 Lord Jesus, Gen. 32. 2-1. Mark 15. 39. [10] God 
 the Father, Ivxod. 15. 3. Luke 15. 11. 
 
 To make of twain one new man, Eph. 2. 15. To 
 unite Jews and Gentiles, who formerly were at 
 variance, into one church, or body, joining together 
 in a new way of gospel-worship. 
 
 The gospel is not after man. Gal. 1. 11. It is no 
 human invention, or fiction, neither doth it depend 
 upon human authority, but is immediately revealed 
 by God. 
 
 1 speak after the manner of men. Gal. 3. 15. 1 
 malse use of a comparison taken from the custom 
 of men in their civil affairs. 
 
 A man of God, 2 Tim. 3. 17 . One that is guided by 
 the Spirit of God, and devoted to his service in a 
 special manner. 
 
 The inward man. Bom. 7 . 22. The new man, the 
 regenerate part within me, or the principle of grace 
 in the heart. 
 
 The natural man, 1 Cor. 2. 14. The unrenewed 
 person, one that has no principle of grace in the 
 heart, though he be endued with the most exquisite 
 natural accomplishments, and has improved his 
 rea.wn to the highest pitch. 
 
 Gen. 1.26. God said, let us make m. in our image, 
 after our likeness, 27.1 9."6. 
 
 2. 7 . the Lord G. formed m. of the dust of ground 
 
 18. it is not good that m. should be alone 
 
 25. they w’ere both naked, the m. and his wife 
 
 3. 22. behold, the m. is become as one of us 
 
 6. 3. my Spirit shall not always strive with m. 
 
 7 . 1 will destroy w.. vvhom 1 have created 
 
 8. 21. I will not curse the ground for m. sake 
 
 9. 6. m. blood, by m. shall his blood be shell 
 ,19. 8. who have not known m. JSum. 31. .35. 
 
 20.7- restore the m. his wife, he is a prophet 
 
 ’ 24.21. the m. wondering at her held his peace 
 29 . Laban ran out to tlie m. to the well 
 65. what7«. is this that waikerh in the field? 
 
 29.19. better than I should give her to another m. 
 .38. 25. by the m. whose these are, am I with child 
 
 43.13. take your brother, arise, go again to the m. 
 44. 17 . the m. in whose hand the cup is found 
 
 Dxod. 2. 20. why is it that ye have left the m.? 
 
 21. Moses was content to dwell with tliew. 
 
 4. 11. the I.ord said, who hath made m. mouth ? 
 
 30. 32. upon in. tiesh shall it not be. poured 
 
 ' 32. 1. thewi. that brought us out of Egypt, 23. 
 
 Lev. 17 . 4. blood shall be imputed to"that m. and 
 thatw. shall be cut off from among the people 
 Jfum. 5. 15. then shall ihe m. bring his wife to priest 
 
 9 .13. but the m. that is clean, and not in a journey 
 
 12. 3. the m. Moses was very meek above all men 
 
 15. .35. the w. shall be put to death, Deut. 22. 25. 
 16 . 7 . the/K. whom the Lord doth choose, be holy 
 
 19 . 20. but m. tliat shall be unclean and shall not 
 
 298 
 
 Deut. 4. .32. since the day that God created m. 
 
 5. 24. God doth talk with m. and he liveth 
 
 8. 3. make thee know that m. doth not live by bread 
 only, but by every word, Mat. 4. 4. Luke 4.4. 
 
 20. 19 . for the tree of the field is m. life 
 
 Jo.sh. 7 . 14. and they shall come m. by m. I 7 ,18. 
 Judg. 1. 25. butthey let go the wi. and all his family 
 
 4. 22. I will shew thee the m. whom thou seekest 
 .8. 21. for as the m. is, so is his strength 
 
 9 . 9. wherewith b^”^ me they honour God and m. 
 
 13. my wine which cheereth God and wi. 
 
 10. 18. what m. will fight against Ammon ? 
 
 13. 10. the m. hath appeared that came to me 
 
 11. art thou the m. spakest to the woman ? 
 
 16. 7 . 1 shall be weak, and as another m. 11, 17 - 
 
 19 . 22. bring forth the /«. that came into thy house 
 
 28. then the m. took her on an ass and rose 
 Buth 1. 2. the name of the m. was Edimelech, 2.19. 
 
 3.18. for the w. will not he in rest, till he hath finish. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .33. the m. of thine whom 1 shall not cut off 
 
 4. 14. thew. came in hastily, and told Eli 
 
 9. 6. a m, of God, and he is an honourable m. 
 
 17 . behold the m. whom 1 spake to thee of 
 
 10. 22. if the m. should yet come thither 
 
 16. 7- for the Loril seeth notasr/i. seeth 
 
 17 . 26. what be done to the m. that killeth him ? 
 
 21. 14. lo, ye see the m. is mad, wherefore then 
 
 2 Sam, 12. 5. David’s anger kindled against the ot. 
 
 said to Nathan, m. who did this shall surely die 
 7 . Nathan said to David, thou art thew. 
 
 16 7 come out, come out, thou bloody m. 8. 
 
 17 . 3. the m. thou seekest is as if all returned 
 
 21.5. m. tliat consumed us, and devised against us 
 23. 1. the m, who was raised up on high 
 
 1 Kings 20. 20. and they slew every one his m. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. when m. turned again to meet thee 
 
 6. 19. I will bring you to the m. whom ye seek 
 
 9. II. ye know the m. and his communication 
 
 22. 15. tell the m, that sent you, 2 Chr. .34.23, 
 
 1 Chr. 2.3. 3. the Levites m. by m. were .38,000 
 29. 1. the palace is not for m. but for the L. God 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 11. let not m. prevail against thee 
 
 19. 0. for ye judge not for m. but for the Lord 
 Esth. 6 . 6 . whatshall be done to the m. whom, 7 , 9 . 
 
 7 . t 6. the m. adversary is this wicked Hainan 
 Job 4. 17 . shall m. be more just than God 't 
 
 5. 7. yet m. is born to trouble, as sparks fly upwards 
 
 17 . happy is the m. whom God correcteth 
 
 7 .1. is there not an appointed time for m. on earth ? 
 17 . what is ?w. that thou shouldest magnify him ? 
 
 15. 14. Psal. 8. 4. 1 144. .3. lleb. 2. 6. 
 
 9. 2. but how should m. be just with God ? 
 
 10. 4. eyes of flesh ? or seest thou as m. seeth ?' 
 
 5. are thy days as days of m. I years as m. davs ? 
 
 11.12. vain m. would be wise, tho’ m. be born fike 
 
 14.1. m. that is born of a, woman is of few days 
 
 10. m. dieth and wasteth aw'a^', m. giveth up ghost 
 
 12. so m. lieth down, and riseth not till heavens 
 
 1.5. 7- art thou the first m. that was born r 
 
 14. what is m. that he should be clean ? 
 
 16. how much more abominable and fillhy is m. 
 
 20. 4. since m. was first placed on the earth 
 
 21. 4. as forme is my complaint to m, ? 
 
 25. 4. how then can m.. be justified with God ? 
 
 6. how much less m. that is a worm, and son of m. 
 32.8. there is a spirit in m. inspiration of Almighty’ 
 
 13. God thrusteth him down, not m. 
 
 .3.3. 12. I answer, that God is greater than m. 
 
 14. God speaketh, yet m, perceiveth it not 
 
 17 . he opens the ears of men, that he may with¬ 
 draw m. from purpose, and hide pride from m. 
 
 2.3. if a messenger, to shew to m. his uprightness 
 
 29. these things worketh God often w'lth 'm. 
 
 34. 7. w’hat m. is like .lob, who drinkefh scorning ? 
 
 14. if he sethisheartuponw. if he gather to hims. 
 
 2.3. for he will not lay on?«. moi'e than right 
 Psal. 9. 19 . arise, O Lord, let not m. prevail 
 
 10. 18-, that the m. of earth may no more oppress 
 
 25. 12. what m. is he thatfeareth the J.ord? 
 
 .34. 12. what m. is he thatdesireth life ? 
 
 .39. 11. wlien thou dost correct m. for iniquity 
 
 49.12. m. being in honour abideth not, 20. 
 
 56.11. I will not be afraid what m. can do to me 
 68.118. th()u Jiast received gifts in the m. 
 
 78.25. w.did eat angels’ food, he sent them meat 
 80. 17 . thy hand be on the m. of thy right hand 
 
 89. 48. what m. is he that liveth, and not see death ? 
 
 90. .3. thou turnest m. to destruction, and sayest 
 94. 10. thatteacheth m. knowl. shall not he know ? 
 
 10.3. 15. as for m. his days are as grass, as a flower 
 104. 23. m. goelh forth to his work and labour 
 118. 6. 1 will not fear what m. can do to me 
 
 8. better trust in Lord, than put confidence in m. 
 120. t 7- I am a m. of peace, they are for war 
 144. 4. m, is like to vanity, liisdays as a shadow 
 
 Prov. 2. 12. from m. that speaketh froward things 
 
 6. 11. and thy want come as <m armed m. 24.34. 
 
 16. I. the preparations of the heart in m. 
 
 20. 24. ?«. goings are of the Lord, how can a m. 
 
 26. 19. so is the m. that deceiveth his neighbour 
 Eccl. 1. 8. things full of labour, m, cannot utter it 
 
 2. 12. what can the m.do thatcometh after king? 
 
 22. for what hath m. of all his labour? 
 
 6. 10. is named, and it is known that it is m. 
 
 11. what is;;i. better ? II12. what is good for m.? 
 
 12. 5. because m. goeth to his long home 
 
 7 . 01 . 2.22. cease from in. whose breath is in his nostr. 
 .38. 11. 1 said, I shall behold m. no more 
 40. +13. or being the m. of his counsel hath taught 
 16. 11. the m. that executeth my counsel 
 Jer. 10. 23. it is not in m. to diiect his steps 
 
 l.am.3. 1. I am the m. that hath seen affliction 
 Ezek. 4. 15. 1 have given cows’ dung for 7 , 1 . dung 
 
 18. 8. hath executed judgment between m. and m. 
 Dan. 4. 16. let his heart be clianged from m. 
 
 10. 19. said, () m. greatly beloved, fear not 
 Has. 11. 9 . fori am God, and not m, the holy One 
 Amos 4. 1.3. and declarethto m. what is his thought 
 Mic. 5. 7- that tarrieth not for m. nor waiteth 
 6. 8. he hath shewed thee, O m. w hat is good 
 
 9 . the m. of w’isdom sliall see thy name 
 
 Hab. 1.13. the wicked devoureth m. more righteous 
 
 Zeph. 1. 3.1 will cut off the m. from the land 
 Zech. 6. 12. the m. whose name is the Brandi 
 
 13. 5. tor m. taught me to keep cattle tfoin youth 
 
 7 . awake, O sword, against m. that is my fellow 
 Mai. 2. 12. Lord will cutoff the m. that doeth this 
 Mat.1. 9 . what OT. is there of you, if his son ask bread 
 
 will give him a stone r 12. 11. l.uke 15. 4. 
 15.18. from the heart, and they defile the m. 
 
 19 . 6. let not m. put asunder, Mark 10. 9. 
 
 26. 72 . he denied, 1 do not know the m. 7-L 
 Mark2. 27- sabtiath wasmade for m. notw/. forsabb. 
 
 11. 2. shall find a colt tied, whereon never m. .sat 
 Luke 5. 20. he said, m. thy sins are forgiven thee 
 
 12. 14. m. who made me a judge over you .' 
 
 18. 4. tiiougli I fear not God, nor regard m. 
 
 22. 58. thou art of them, Peter said, wi. I am not 
 60 . Peter said, m. 1 know not what thou s tycst 
 
 23. 6. he asked, whether the m. was a fialilean? 
 
 5 . 3 . wherein never m. was laid, John I 9 . 41. 
 
 John 2. 25. for he knew what was in m. 
 
 5. 12. what m. is that which said unto thee 
 .34. but 1 received not testimony from m. 
 
 15. 24. the works w hich none other m. did 
 
 19 . 5. Pilate said unto them, behold the m. 
 
 Acts 4. 22. for the m. was above forty years old 
 
 8. 31. how can 1, except some m. should guide me.' 
 34. eunuch said, of himself, or of some other m. ? 
 
 19 . 16. the man in whom the evil spirit was 
 .35. what m. is there that knoweth not how that 
 
 21. 11. .so shall bind the w. that owneth this giidle 
 
 23. .30. how (he .lews laid wait for the m. 
 
 25.22. Agrippasaid, 1 would also hear thewt. mys. 
 
 Bom. 2.1. inexcusable, O m. H 3. thinkest thou, O m. 
 
 7 . 22. I delight in law of God after the inuaid m. 
 
 24. O wretched that 1 am, whoshall deliv.me? 
 
 9 . 20. but O m. who art thou that repliest ag. God ? 
 
 10.5. the righteousness of the law', the m. who doeth 
 
 these tliinvs shall live by them. Gal. 3. 12. 
 
 10. with the heart »i. believeth unto righteousness 
 1 Cor. 2. 11. what m. knoweth the thing’s of a m.'f 
 
 7 . 16. how knowest thou, O m. whether thou 
 
 10. 13. no temptation but such as is common to m. 
 
 11. 3. and the head of the woman is the m. 
 
 8. m. is not of the woman || 9. but worn, for the m. 
 
 11. nor is the m. w ithout the woman, nor the 
 
 woman w'ithout the m. in the Lord 
 
 12. even so is the m. also by file woman 
 
 15. 21. since by m. came death, by m. came resurr. 
 
 4.5. the first m. Adam w'as macle a living soul 
 47 . the first m. is of the earth, earthy ; the second 
 m. is the Lord from heaven 
 2Cor. 4.16. but though our outward m. perish, yet 
 the inward m. is renewed day by day 
 Gal. 1.1. an aiiostle, not of men, neither by m. 
 
 11. the gospel 1 preached is not after m. 
 
 Eph. 2. 15. for to make of twain one new m. 
 
 3. 16. with might by his Spirit in the inner m. 
 
 4. 24. that ye put on new m. created in riehteousn. 
 Col. 3.10. have put on the new m. which is'renewed 
 l7'/ifw.4.8.despisethnot»?. but God, who hath given 
 1 Tim. 2. 5. between God ?md men, the m. (,. (esus 
 
 12. woman not to usurp authority over the m. 
 Tit. 3. 4. love of G. our Saviour toward m. appeared 
 lleb. 3. 4. for every house is built bv some m. 
 
 8. 2. the tabernacle the Lord pilche'd, and not »i. 
 
 13. 6. I will not fear w'hat m. shall do to me 
 Jam. 1.8. a double-minded m. is unstable in his ways 
 
 2. 20. wilt thon know, O vain m. that faith 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. let it be the hidden m. of the heart 
 xl MAN. 
 
 Gen. 2. 5. there was not a in. to till the ground 
 
 24. therefore sliall a m. leave his father and mo¬ 
 
 ther, ]\Iat. 19. 5. Mark 10. 7- Eph. 5. 31. 
 4. 1. I have gotten n in. from the Lord 
 
 23. for 1 have slain a in. to my wounding 
 
 11. + 3, a m. said to his neighbour, let us bum 
 
 13. 16. if a m. can number the dust of the earth 
 
 19 . 31. there is not a m. to come in unto us 
 
 20. 3. thou art a dead man, for she is a m. wife 
 
 25. 27 . Esau a cunning hunter, a m. of the field 
 32. 24. there w restled a m. with him till breaking 
 
 41. .33. let Pharaoh look out a in. discreet and wise 
 
 38. a m. in whom the Spirit of God is 
 
 44.15. wot ye not such a in. as 1 can certainly divine 
 49. 6. for in their anger they slew a m. 
 
 Exod. 2. +14. he said, who made thee a m. a prince 
 
 18. + 16. 1 judge between a m. and his fellow 
 .33. 11. face to face, asa/w. speaketh to his friend 
 Lev. 13. 9. when the plague of leprosy is in o m. 
 
 18. 5. my judgments, which if a m. do he sliall live 
 
 in them. Seh. 9. 29. E.tek. 20. 11, 1.3, 21. 
 24.10. and aw.oflsraelstrove togetherin the camp 
 
 20. as he hath caused a blemish in a m. 
 
 27 . 28. no devoted thing a in. shall devote 
 Hum. 1. 4. there shall be a m. of every tribe 
 
 13. 2. of every tribe shall ye send a m. 
 
 15. 32. they tbund a m. that gathered .cticks 
 
 19. 14. this is (he law’ w hen a m. dieth in a tent 
 2.3.19. G. isnot rt ?«. that he should lie, 1 Sam. 15.29. 
 
 26. 64. among these there was not a m. of them 
 65. there w as not left a m. save Caleb and .loshua 
 
 27 . 16. set a m. over the congregation 
 
 18. take thee .loshua, a in. in w hom is the Spirit 
 Deut. 1. 31. Lord bare thee, as a m. doth his sou 
 
 .3. 11. tlie breadth of it, alter the cubit of a m. 
 
 8. 5. consider, that as a m. chasfencth his son 
 
 19 . 15. one witness shall not rise against a m. 
 
 Josh. 3. 12. fake ye out of every tribe a m. 4. 2, 4. 
 
 5.1.3. there stood a m. over against him with sword 
 10. 8. there shall not a m. of tiiem stand before thee 
 
 14. the l.ord hearkened to the voice of <i m. 
 
 14.15. which Arba w as a great m. among Aiiakims 
 
 21. 44. stood not a in. of all their enemies before 
 .kudg. 1. 24. the sjiies saw a m. come out of the city 
 
 3. 29. escaped not a m. |l 4. 16. was not a m. left 
 7 . -3. there was a m. that told a dream to his fellow 
 
 14. save the sword of Gideon a m. of Israel 
 
 10. 1. Tola a m. of Issacliar || 16. 19. she called a» t. 
 Buth 4. 7- a in. plucked off' his shoe and gave it 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 16 . I w ill send thee a m. out of Benjamin 
 
 11. 13. there shall not a m. he put to death 
 13. 14. the Lord hath sought him a m. 
 
MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 36. and let us not leave a m. of them 
 
 16. 16. to seek out a m. who is a cunning player 
 
 17 . provide me a m. that can play bring him 
 
 17. B. choose you a wi. for you, let him come 
 
 10. give me « w. that we may fight together 
 
 25 17 . he is such that a m. cannot speak to him 
 . 30 ' 17 . and there escaped not a m. of them 
 e Sam. 3. 34. as a w. falleth before wicked men 
 38. Abner a great m. is lallen this day in Israel 
 
 16. 23. as if a m. inquired at the oracle ol ootl 
 is! t 20. thou shalt not be a m. ot tidings 
 20. 1. there happened to be there a w. or llelial 
 
 1 Kings 2. 2. be strong, and shew thyselt « m. 
 
 4. not fail thee a. m. on the throne, 8. ~J. 
 
 20. 39. am. turned aside, and brought a m. tome 
 
 42 . « »i. whom I appointed to destruction 
 
 2 Kings ]. 6. there came a rn. to meet us, and said 
 4. 42. there came a m. from Faal shalislia 
 
 10. 21. there was not a m. left that came not 
 
 13. 21. as they were burying a-m. they spied 
 
 1 Chon. 22. 9. a son born, who shall be a in. of i^st 
 
 2 Chron. 6 . 16 . there shall not fail thee, a w. 7 . 18. 
 
 JKek. 2. 10. come am. to seek the welfare ot Isiaei 
 
 6 liri said, should such « m. as 1 flee ? 
 
 Job 2. 4. all that«OT. hath will he give tor his Iite 
 
 3 . 23. why is light given to a m. whose way 
 4 17. shall a ni. be more pure than his Maker . 
 
 9 . 32. he is not a in. as 1 am, that I shouul answer 
 
 11 . 2 . and should a m. full ot talk be justified 1 
 
 12. 14. heshutteth up a in. 1| 14. 14. it a »'• die 
 16. 21. O that one might plead for a in. with lyod, 
 as a in. pleadeth tor his neighbour 
 22 . 2 . cz.nam. be profitable toG. as he that is wise. 
 
 34 . 29. whether done against a nation or a m. 
 
 35. 8. thy wickedness may hurt a m. as thou art 
 37 . 20 . if « m. speak lie shall be swallowed up 
 38* 3. gird up now thy loins like a m. 40. 7- 
 
 Tsai. .38. 14. I was as « w. that heareth not 
 55. 13. but it was thou a in. mine equal 
 62. 3. how long will ye imagine mischief ag. a ot. 
 
 74 5. a m. was famous according as he lifted up 
 88! 4.1 am as a ot. that hath no strength 
 105. 17 . he sent a ot. before them, even .Toseph 
 147 .10. he taketh not pleasure in the legs ot a ot. 
 Ttov. 3. .30. strive not with a ot. without cause 
 ' 6. 34. for jealousy is the rage of a m. 
 
 14. 12. a way that seemeth right to a w. 16. 25. 
 
 16. 2. all ways of a ot. are clean in his own eyes 
 
 7 . when a in. ways please the Lord he maaeth 
 20 . 24. how can a ot. understand his own way ; 
 
 23 ! 2. if thou be a w. given to appetite 
 20. 21. so a contentious ?«. to kindle strife 
 
 27 . 8. so is a OT. that wandereth from his place 
 21. as the furnace, .so is aOT. to his praise 
 
 28.12. but when the wieked rise a ot. is hidden 
 23. he that rebuketh a in. shall findinore favour 
 29. t 1. a OT. of reproofs |1 + 4. a ot. of oblations 
 20. seest thou a in. that is hasty in words. _ 
 
 Eccl. 2. 21. there is a ot. whose labour is m wisdom 
 and knowledge, yet to a in. that hath not hibour. 
 
 06 God giveth to a ot. that is good in his sight 
 
 4. 4. for this a in. is envied of his neighbour 
 
 6. 2. a OT. to whom God hath given riches 
 
 12. who can tell a in. what ^lall be after him . 
 
 10. 14. aw. cannot tell what shall be after him 
 
 11. 8. if a OT. live many years, and rejoice m them 
 Cant. 8. 7 . if a ot. would give all his substance 
 Isa. 6. 5. because T am a ot. of unclean lips 
 
 13. 12. I will make a ot. more precious tlian gold 
 
 17 . 7 . at that da 3 ' shall a rn. look to his niaker 
 
 28. 20. than that a. in. can stretch himselt on it 
 
 29 . 21. that make a ot. an offender for a word 
 
 32.2. a OT. shall be an hiding-place from the wind 
 47 . .3. and 1 will not meet thee as a ot. 
 
 53. .3. he is a ot. of sorrows and acquainted with gr. 
 58. 5. a day for a ot. to afflict his soul ? 
 
 66. 3. he that killeth an ox, is as if he slew a ot. 
 
 Jer. 4. 29. forsaken, and not a ot. dwell therein 
 
 5. 1. seek in broad idaces, if ye can find am. 
 
 14. 9 . wliy shouldest thou be as a ot. astomed ? 
 
 15. 10. that thou hast oorne me a ot. of strife 
 16.20. shall a ot. make gods to himselt and no gods ? 
 22 .30. a OT. that shall not prosper in his days 
 23. 9.1 am like a ot. whom wine hath overcome 
 
 30. 6. see whether a ot. doth travail with child ? 
 
 31. 22. a woman shall compass am. 
 
 33. 17 . David shall never want a ot. to sit on throne 
 
 18. nor shall the priests w ant a ot. betore me 
 .35. 19 . .Tonadab shall not want a in. to stand bet. me 
 50. 42. every man put in array like a ot. to battle 
 Tam. 3. 26. it is good for a ot. to liope and wait 
 27 . it is good for a ot. that he bear the yoke 
 39 . complain, a m . for the punishment ot his sins 
 T.zek. 22. 30. 1 sought for am. aniongthem 
 28. 2. 3 ’et thou art a ot. and not Clod, 9. 
 
 3.3. 2. if the people of the land take a ot. 
 
 Ban. 2. 10. not a ot. on earth that can shew 
 
 25. 1 have found a m. ot the captives ot .ludah 
 5. 11. there is a ot. in thy kingdom in \vliom . 
 
 7 . 4. slaiid as am. and a ot. heart was given to it 
 
 9. t 23. I am come, for thou art a ot. of desires 
 
 10. 11. he said, O Daniel, a ot. greatly beloved 
 Bos. 6. 9. as troops of robbers wait for a ot. 
 
 9 .12. that there shall not be a ot. left, woe to them 
 
 11. 4. 1 drew them with cords of a ot. with bands 
 Amos 2. 7 . a w. and bis father go in to one maid 
 
 5. 19. as if a OT. did fiee from a lion, and a bear 
 Jblic. 2. 2. oppress a w. and liis house, even a m. 
 
 11. if a OT. walking in spirit and falsehood 
 7 . 6 . a OT. enemies are tlie men ot Ids own house, 
 the daughter against her mother, Bat. 10 . .36. 
 ]\Jal. 3. 17 . as a ot. spareth his own son that serv. him 
 3}at.n. 9. 1 am a ot. under authority, Lnke 7- B- 
 10. .35. I am come to set am. at variance 
 
 12.12. how much is a in. better than a sheep ? 
 
 43. the unclean spirit is gone out of a ot. 
 
 15. 11. coineth out of flie niouth defilefli a ot. 
 
 20. to eat with unwashen bands defileth not a ot. 
 
 ' 19. 3. is it lawful for a ot. to put away, Bark 10.2. 
 
 22.24. if a m. die, having no children 
 
 26. 18. he said, go into the city, to such a m. and 
 
 say to him, jV/ar/rl-i. 13. Bake 22. 10. 
 
 MAN 
 
 Luke 1. .34. how shall this be, seeing I know not a ot. 
 5.8. depart, for I am a sintul ot. C) Lord 
 
 13. 19. which a vi. took and cast into his garden 
 19 7 "to be guest with a in. tliat is a sinner 
 
 John 1. 6. there was a ot. sent troin G.. named .lolm 
 30. after me cometh a ot. who is preterrecl bet. me 
 
 3. 3. except a ot. be born again, he cannot see, 5. 
 
 4 iiow can am. be born when he is old . 
 
 27 . a w. can receive nothing, except given him 
 
 4 , 29. come, see a ot. wliich told me ail things 
 7 ! 23 ! angry, because 1 have made a ot. whole 
 8 ! 40*. a in. that liath told you tlie truth 
 
 9 . 11. a OT. that is called .lesus made clay 
 16. liow can a ot. a sinner, do such miracles 
 
 10. 33. thou being a ot.. niakest thyselt God 
 
 14. 23. if a OT. love me, be will keep my 
 
 16. 21. for joy that a ot. is born into the world 
 Acts 2. 22. .lesus, a rn. approved of God among you 
 10 . 26 . stand up, 1 myselt also am a . 
 
 13. 22. 1 found David, a ot. after mine own heart 
 ii. not believe, though a ot.. declare it to you 
 16. 9 . there stood a ot. of Jlacedonia, prayed him 
 21. .39. 1 am a m. who am a .lew of I arsus 
 Rom 2. 21. that preaeliest a w. should not steal 
 00 sayest. a ot. should not commit adultery 
 3~5. 1 speak as a m. H 7-1. dominion over a m. 
 
 1 Cvr. 4.1. let a in. so account ot us as ministers 
 o it is required, that a ot. be tound taithtiil 
 
 6.18. every sin that a OT.doeth is without the body 
 7 . 1 . it is good tor a w. not to touch a woman 
 20 . 1 say that it is good for a ot. so to be 
 9 8 say I these thinas as a m. or saith not law . 
 ii.7. a OT. indeed ought not tq.cover his head 
 14. if a w. ha\ e long hair, it is a sliame _ 
 
 28. but let a in. examine hims. and so let him eat 
 13. 11. buf when became a ot. I put away childish 
 
 2 Cor. 2.6. sufficient to such a ot. is tins punishment 
 8 1”. it is acce|)ted accoriling to that aOT. hatli 
 11.20. if aOT. bring you into bondage, if aOT. smite 
 
 o \ knew a w. in Chr. caught up to heaven, 3. 
 4 ! which it is not lawful for a ot. to utter 
 Gal. 2. 16 . a ot. is not justified by works ot the law 
 6 1 brethren, if a ot. be overtaken in a fault 
 .3. if a in. think himself to be something 
 Phil. 2.8. and tieing found in fashion as a m. 
 
 1 Tiin. i. 8. the law is good , if a w. use it lawfully 
 3. 1. if a m'. desire the office ot a bishop 
 5. if a OT. know not how to rule his house 
 ^ Tim. 2. 5. if a ot. also strive for masteries 
 ' 21. if*« OT- therefore purge himself 
 Tit. 3. 10. a OT. that is a heretic, reject 
 Jam. 1. 2.3. lie is like a w. beholding his face 
 2. 2. if there come a w. v/ith a gohl ring 
 14. what profit, though a ot. say, he hath faith 
 18. a OT. may say, tliou hast faith, I have works 
 
 24 ! ye”see liow that by works a ot. is justified 
 5? 17 . Elias was a ot, subject to like 
 
 o. i(. .- passions as we 
 
 1 Pet. 2.19. if a m. tor conscience toward Goa 
 
 2 Pet. 2 ! 19. for of whom a ot. is overcome 
 
 1 Jolirii. 20. if a ot. say, I love God, and liatetn 
 Rev. 4. 7 . the third beast had a face as a m. 
 
 9 5. as tonnent of a scorpion, when hestnketh a ot. 
 
 A certain MATSl. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 15 . acertainm. found him, and asked him 
 
 2 Sam. 18.10. ac.m. saw it, and told .Toab, and said 
 1 Kings 22. 34. a c. in. drew bow at vent. 2 Chr.\Z.33. 
 Bat 21.28. a certain m. had two sons, Luke lo. 11. 
 Luke 10. 30. a certainm. went down from .leriisalem 
 
 12 16 the ground of a certainnch in. brought torni 
 1 . 3 ’ 6. a c. OT. had a fig-tree planted in liis vineyard 
 14.16. a c. OT. made a great supper, and bade many 
 
 16 1 there was a certamOT. which bao a steward 
 
 is! .35. a c. blind w. sat by the way-side begging 
 19 . 12. a certain noble-w. went into a tar country 
 20 9 . a cerictinnt. planted a vineyard, an<j let it out 
 John 4.46. a c. noble-w. whose son was sick at (. ap. 
 
 31.1. now . was sick, named Lazai. ot Id etna, 
 JJcisS. 2. a certainm, lame from his mother s womb 
 
 5 1a certain m. named Ananias, sold a possession 
 s! 9 ! a certain w. called Simeon, who used sorcery 
 9 . 3.3. anil there he found a certain ot. named l .neas 
 
 10.1. there wasa c.m. inCesareacalled ( ornelius 
 14.8. there sat a c. ot. at Lystra, impotent in his teet 
 18. 7 . entei ed into a certain in. house named .1 iistus 
 19.24. a certain ot. named Demetrius,a silver-smith 
 25.14. there is a certainm.\o{t in bonds by Felix 
 
 Any MAN. 
 
 Gen. 24. 16. a virgin, nor bad awyw. known her 
 47 6. if thou knowest any ot. of activity among them 
 Exod. 24. 14. if any ot. have any mattcTS to do 
 34. 3. nor let any in. be seen through all the mount 
 ^4 nor shall any ot. desire thy land, when go up 
 l.ev'. 15. 2. when anyni. liatli a running issue . 
 
 16 . if any ot. seed of copulation go out trom him 
 24. if a 722 / m. lie with her Ht hI 1, hp shnll 1)6 unclean 
 24. 17 . that killeth a. m. shall surely be put todeatli 
 Num.5. 10. whatsoever anym. giveth the priest 
 12 'Jany ot. wife go aside, and commit a trespass 
 6. 9. if any ot. die very suddenly by him 
 19 11. thattoucheth the dead body ot anym. 13. 
 
 o\ 9 ifaserpent bad bitten aw?/OT. when beheld 
 
 i)eut 19 11 it a.wi. hate his neighbour and smite mm 
 16. if false witness rise up against awy w. to testify 
 22.8. blood on thy house, it any m. tall from thence 
 " 3 ! 10. there be any m. amons: you that is not clean 
 Josh 1. 5, shall not any in. be able to stand bef. tliee 
 « 11 nor did tliere remain courage m anym. 
 Juda.'4.20. ifaiiym. enquire, is there awy w. here ? 
 16 17 I sliall become weak and be like a. other OT. 
 
 18’ 7 "and bad no Imsiness witli anym. 28. 
 
 1 -Saw 13. that when anym. cllered sacrifice 
 16 if anym. .said, fail not to burn the fat 
 
 12. 4. nor hast thou taken aiiglit at any m. hand 
 
 2 ^am,. 1.5. 2. wlien any ot. that had a controversy 
 5. it was so, that when any m. came nigh to him 
 
 19. 22. shall ayiym, be put tO(leath this (jay in i.^r, 
 01 4 nor for us slialt thou kill anym. m Israel 
 r 7 Gw, 9 ,v 8 . 31 . lianym. trespass against his neiulib. 
 
 .38. supplication be made by any m. 2 Chron.b.Jl9. 
 2 Kings 4.29. if thou meet any m. salute him not 
 2 Chr. 6.5. nor choose 1 any in. ruler over 1 srael 
 ~N«h Iv- nor ^ whatG. put in my heart 
 
 .Tob .32. 21. let me not accept any ot. person 
 Prov. .30. 2. surely I am more brutish than any ot. 
 
 J.sa. 52.14. his visage was more marred than any m. 
 
 ./er. 44. 26. no more named in mouth oi any m. 
 
 'F,z 'ek.9.b. come not near any ot. on wliom is the 
 Ban. 6. 7 . shall ask a petition ot awy god or ot. 12. 
 Bat.5.A0. it any m. sue thee at law, and take thy C’Oat 
 
 11 . 27 . nor know, any ot. the Faflier, save the . on 
 12.19. nor shall any m. hear his voice in the streets 
 
 16. 24. if any ot. will come after me, Luke 9- ~.3. 
 
 21.3. if anym. say ()ughttoyou,say,lhe Lord liatn 
 need of him, Mark 11. 3. Luke 19. 31. 
 
 22.16. art true, nor carestthou forwwy ot. tor thou 
 46. nor durst G 7 iy m. tron'i that <^ay ask (juestions 
 ^ 4 .23. if any in. say, lo here is C hrist. Bark 1.3. 21. 
 Bark 1. 41. see thou say nothinu to any ot. but go 
 
 4. 23. if any m. bath ears to liear, 7. 16. Rev. 13. 9. 
 
 5. 4. neither could anym. tame him 
 
 9 .30. he would not that any m. siionld know it 
 35. if a?/.?/»c. desire to beliist, the same shall be last 
 { 3 . 5. take heed, lest any m. deceive you 
 16.8. nor said any thing to any w. they were afraid 
 Lnke 14. 8. when thou aft bidden of any ot. to a wed. 
 
 “^6 if any ot. come to me, and bate not father 
 
 19 ."8. if 1 have taken any thing from any rn. 
 
 CO 28 if awy .OT. brother die, having a wife 
 j'ohn 4. 33. hath any ot. brought him ouehtto eat ^ 
 
 6. 46. not that any ot. hath seen the F ather 
 
 51. if any in. eat of this bread he shal I live for eyef 
 7 17 if anv ot. do liis will he shall know of doc rm« 
 
 . 37 . if any m. thirst, let him come to me and dririK 
 51. doth our law judge any m. before it hear him 
 
 8. 33. and we were never in hondage to any m. 
 
 9 . 22. if any m. did confess tliat he was Ghiist 
 3\~ifanym. be a worshipiierof Gpd, him be hear" 
 
 32. that any m. opened tlie eyes ot one born blina 
 
 10. 9 . by me if any m. enter in, lie shall be saveci 
 28. nor shall any m. pluck them out of rny hand 
 
 11 9 if flww m. walk in the day,lie stumhlefh not 
 bi.'ii'any ot. knew where he were, he should shew it 
 
 12. 26. if any m. serve me, let him tollow me 
 47 . if any in. hear my words and believe not 
 16 .30. needest not that any in. should ask thee 
 
 18. 31. it is not lawful for us to put any m. to deatli 
 Acts 10. 28. not call any m. common or unclean 
 
 47 can any m. forbid water, these be not baptiaedf 
 
 19. 38. if have a matter against any ot. law is open 
 
 24.12. neither found me disputing lyilli any in. 
 
 25. 16. not manner of Uqmans to Cteliver any in. 
 
 07 '. 22. shall be no loss of any ot. life among you 
 
 Rom' 8. 9 . if any ot. have not the Spirit ot Christ 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 12. if any m. build on this foundation 
 14.if any w.work abide jl 15. it any m gx k be burnt 
 
 17 . if any ot. defile the temple of God him destroy 
 
 18. if any ot. among you seemeth to be wise 
 5.11. if any in. that is called a brother be a formcat. 
 
 7 . 18. is any ot. called, being circumcised . 
 
 8. 2. if any ot. think that he knoweth any thing 
 3. if (i 7 iy m, love G, |111.34. if ci7ty m. hunff. let him 
 10. if avy m, see thee \vhich hast knowleciue 
 
 9.1*5. that a 72 y m, should make mv glorying void 
 
 10. 28. if any in. say that this is offered 
 
 11. 16. but if any ot. seem to be contentions 
 14. 27. if any m. speak in an unknown tongue 
 
 37. if ally m. thiiiK liimselt to tie a prophet 
 .38. if any ot. be ignorant, let liim be ignorant 
 16.22. if (ZwyOT.love not the L. .lesus, let him he 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17 . if any m. be in C. be is a new cieature 
 ~10. 7 . if any m. trust to himself that he is Christ s 
 
 12 ’ 6’ lest any w. should think ot me above what 
 G'a'l. 1.9. if any ot. preach any other gospel 
 Evh c g not of works, lest any ot. should boast 
 6 8." know, that whatsoever good thing ot. doetli 
 
 Col. 2. 4. Iest« 7 ;^OT. should beguile you with words 
 
 8. beware lest any ot. spoil you thro philosophy 
 .3. 1.3. if any ot. have a quarrel against any 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 15. that none render evil tor evil to a. m. 
 
 2 Thess. .3. 8. nor did eat any m. bread tor nought 
 1-1, if any wi.obey not our word, iiote that man 
 
 1 Tim 6 3. if any m. teach otherwise and consent 
 Beb 4. 11. lest anym. fall after the same example 
 
 10 .38. but if any m. draw back, my soul shall have 
 
 12. 15. lest any m. fail of the grace ot t.od 
 Jam.\. 13. G. cannot he tempted, nor tempteth a. m. 
 
 26. if any ot. among you seem to be religious 
 3 «. if anv ot. offend not in word, be is perfect 
 1 Pet 4 11. if a. ot. speak, let him speak as oracles 
 16 yet if a. w. suffer as Christian, not be ashamed 
 1 John 2.1. if any m. sin, we have an advocate 
 15 if anym. love the world, the love of rather 
 27 ! and ye need not that any m. teach you 
 5 16 if any in. see his brother sm not unto death 
 Rev 3 20. 'if any ni. bear my voice, and open (toot 
 
 11 ’5 if any w. will hurt them, fire prcieeedeth 
 14 9. if any ot. worship the beast ami lus image 
 m? 18. if any m, shall add to these things 
 ~19. if any in. shall take away trom the voids 
 
 See Be.vst, Bi.essep, Cursed. 
 
 MAM-c/'tW. . . , 
 
 Gen 17 10. every w.-cA/Wshall be circumcised. 1». 
 l-l! the uncircumcised 7».-c/'tW shail Be cut oft 
 
 Tev ic 2 _ if a woman have horn a m.-child, Ihen 
 1 .SWOT i. 11. if wilt give to thy handmaid a m.-chtlA 
 Job 3. 3. let the iiieht perish wherein it was saul, 
 there is a m.-chtld eonceived. ./cr. 
 
 T.sa. 66.7. slie was delivered of a m --ehlL n ci -1 - - •>. 
 Rev. 1C. 13. persecuted worn. I'rought Icith nm.-ch. 
 See Iv'.cn. 
 
 Every IM .-1 N • 
 
 Gen 7.21. all flesh died on earth, and every m. 
 
 9 5. at hand of cv. m. brother require lile ot man 
 
 16. 12. his liand be ag. every m. and every m. band 
 40 ”5. to restore every in. money into his sacK 
 35. benold, ev. m. money vas in lus sack. -U. .1. 
 
 44 11. then they took down every m. Ins s.ic k 
 1 ^ and laded every in. his ass, and returned 
 
 45 1 loseph cried, cause e. m. to g(i out trom mo 
 .17 "0 the Esrvpfiaiis sold every in. his lield 
 Er'od i. 1. (t- OT- and liis houseliold ranie with .lacot 
 
 7 1" for they cast down et cr?/w. Ins rod _ 
 
 11 c let evefv m. borrow of his neighbour jewels,- 
 12 ! 3 ! they sh'all take to them every ffimb 
 
MAN 
 
 UxodAI. 4. e. m. accord, to his eatinsr, 16.16. | 18.21. 
 
 16. save that which ever;/ m. must eat, tliat only 
 16. 29. abide ye e. m. in his [ilace, let no man go 
 2.6. 2. <)\’every m. that giveth it willingly 
 .30. 12. shall give every m. a ransom tor his soul 
 32. 27 . put every m. a sword by his side, slay every 
 m. his hrothei , e. w. hiscomi)anion and neigh. 
 3.1. 8. stood every m. at his tent-door and looked 
 
 10. they worshi|)ped every m. in his tent-door 
 .36. 4. came every m. from his work that they made 
 
 38. 26. a bekah iox every m. that is, half a shekel 
 Ley. 19 . 3. fear every w. his mother and father 
 
 25. 10. ye shall Ye.iiiTi\ every m. to his family, 1 . 3 . 
 Num. 1.52. pitch every m. by his standard, 2 . 2 , 17 . 
 
 5. 10. every m. hallowed tilings shall be his 
 7-^ 5. give to every m. according to his service 
 16. 17 . take every m. his censer, and put incense in 
 
 18. they tooke. m. his censer and put tire in them 
 17 . 2 . write thou every m. name on his rod 
 
 9. they looked and XaoV every 771 . his rod 
 31.53. men of war had taken spoil e. m. for liims 
 32. 18. Israel inherited every 7/1. his inheritance 
 
 27 . servants will pass over every 7/1. armed, 29. 
 'De7it. 1 . 16. judge righteously between every m. 
 
 3. 20. shall ye return every m. to his po.ssession 
 
 12. 8. not Ao every m. what is right in his eyes 
 
 16. 17 . every 771. shall give as he is able 
 
 24. 16. nor children for fathers, every m. shall die 
 
 for his own sin, 2 Kings 14. 6. 2 C/non. 25. 4. 
 Josh. 4. 5. take up every m. of you a stone 
 -6. 5. ascend every m. straiglit before him, 20. 
 
 24. 28. every m. to his inheritance, Luhj. 2. 6. 
 
 Judy. 5. 30. divided to every m. a damsel or two 
 
 7- 7 . let other people go every m. unto his place, 8. 
 16. and he put a trumpet in every m. hand 
 22. sete. 777. sword ag. his fellow, 1 Sam. 14. 20 
 ■8. 24. would give every m. his ear rings, 25. 
 
 9. 49 . the people cut down every m. his bough 
 
 17 . 6. e. 771. did what was right in his eyes. 21. 25. 
 •21. 21. catch you e. m. his wife of the daughters' 
 
 24. every m. to his tribe, c. m. to his inheritance 
 \ Sarn. 4. 10. and they fled every 7n. into his tent 
 8. 22. Samuel said, go ye evejy m. into his city 
 .14. 34. bring hither e. 771. his ox, e. m. his sheep 
 
 25. 10. that break away e. m. from his master 
 
 13. David said, gird you on every m. his sword 
 
 26. 23. the Lord render to every 771. his righteous 
 
 ness and his faithfulness. 2 Chr. 6. .30. 
 30. 6. grieved every m. for his sons and daughters 
 22. save to every m. his wife and children 
 2 Sam. 1 . 3 . 9 . and they went out e. m. from him 
 
 29. every 771. gat him upon his mute, and fled 
 15. 4. that every m. which hath anv suit or cause 
 
 30. covered e. m. his head, and they went up 
 
 19 . 8. for Israel hath fled eve7y m. to his tent 
 
 20. 1. Sheba said, every m. to his tents, (3 Israel 
 1 /Tzi.'i/j 4. 25. dwelt safely every 771. under his vine 
 
 8. .38. which shall knovv e. m. the plague of heart 
 
 39. hear, forgive, and do, and give to every m 
 according to his ways. Job 34 . 11 . .ler. 17 . 10 . 
 
 10. 25. brought e. m. his present, 2 Chr. 0. 24. 
 
 12. 24. not go up, return e. m. to his house’, for this 
 
 thing is from me, 22. 17, 36._2 Chr. 11 . 4 . 
 
 MAN 
 
 Acts 2. 45. parted to all men, as e. m. had need, 4. .35. 
 
 11. 29. e. m. determined to send relief to brethren 
 Rom. 2. 10 . peace to every m. that worketh good 
 
 3. 4. yea, let (lod be true, but every m. a liar 
 
 12. 3. as God dealt to every m. the measure of faith 
 
 14. 5. let e. m. be fully persuaded in his own mind 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 5. even as the I ord gave to every 771. 7 . 17 . 
 13. every m. work shall be made manifest 
 
 4. 5. then shall every m. have praise of f jod 
 7 . 2 . nevertheless, leterery m. have his own wife 
 
 7 . but every m. hath his projier gift of God 
 20 . let every m. abide in the same calling, 24. 
 
 8 . 7 . there is not in every m. that knowledge 
 
 10 . 2 t. but let every m. seek another's wealth 
 
 11. 3. know that the head of every w. is Christ 
 
 12. 7 . .Spirit is given to every m. to profit withal 
 
 15. 23. but every m. in his order, Christ first fruits 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. commend, ourselves to e. m. conscience 
 Cal. 5. 3. I testify again to e. m. that is circumcised 
 
 6 . 4. let every m. prove Ids own work, then shall 
 
 5. for every m. shall bear his own burden 
 Phil. 2. 4. look not every m. on his own things 
 Co/. 1.28. whom we preach, teaching every 77/. in all 
 
 wisdom to present erery w. perfect in Christ .les. 
 4. 6 . may know how ye ought to answer every m. 
 Iieh. 2. 9. that he should taste death for every m. 
 Jam. 1 .14. buieverym. is tempted, when he is drawn 
 19. let every m. be swift to hear, slow to speak 
 1 Pet. 1 . 17 . whojudgeth according to erery m. work 
 
 3. 15. to give a reason to e. m. that asketh of hope 
 
 4. 10. as every m. hath received the gift, even so 
 
 1 Joh7i 3. 3. e. m. that hath this hope in him, purifies 
 Rev. 20 . 13. judged e. m. according to their works 
 
 MAN 
 
 20 . 2-t. lake the kings every m. out of his place 
 2 lUngsb. 2. let us go and take thence e. 7 n. a beam 
 
 11. 8. every m. with his weapons in his hand 
 
 14. 12. .ludah fled every m. to their tents 
 ■\-Pr then eat ye every m. of his own vine 
 
 Lch- 5.1.3. so God shakeout e. m. from his house 
 Lsth. 1.8. do according to every m. pleasure 
 
 22. every m. should bear rule in his own house 
 Job 21. 33. and every m.. shall draw after liim 
 37 . 7- he sealeth up the hand of every m. that 
 rs. 39 . 5. every m. at his best state is vanity, H. 
 
 6. surely every m. walketh in a vain show 
 62.12. to thee, O I.ord, mercy, for thou renderest 
 to every m. according to his work, Prov. "4 12 
 Prov. 19 . 6. every m. is a friend to him that give'th 
 
 24.26. eg. shall kiss his lips that giveth right ans 
 
 29.26. erery 7n. judgment coineth from the Lord ’ 
 Isa. 9. 20. eat every rn. the flesh of his own arm 
 
 13. 7-.therefore every m. heart shall melt 
 31. 7 . m that day every m. shall cast away his idols 
 Jer. 10. 14. et>ery»i. is brutish in knowledge, 51. 17 
 
 way. ■‘55. 15. 1.36. .3.' 
 29 . 26. for every m. that 13 mad, and maketh hims. 
 .41. 34. teach no more ei>. his neigh. lUh 8 11 
 34.15. m proclaiming liberty ev.m.io his neigfi. 17 . 
 37 . 10. they should rise up every m. in his tent 
 51. 4o. go out and deliver ye erery w. his soul 
 Lzek. 8 . 11 . with every m. his censer in his hand 
 
 12. every m. in the chambers of his imagery 
 9. 1. even every m. with his destroying weapon 2. 
 20. 7 . cast away every m. abominations of his eye's’ 
 
 8. they did not every m. cast away abominations 
 32. 10 every m. shall tremble for his own life 
 46. 18. not scattered ecery OT. from his possession 
 IJan. 3.10. ev.m. thatshall hear the sound fall down 
 6. 12. that every m. that shall ask a petition 
 Jonah 1. 5. the mariners cried every m. to his god 
 luic. 4. 4. they shall sit enery m. under his vine 
 7- 2. they hunt every m. his brother with a net 
 Jxag. 1. 9. and ye run every m. to his own house 
 Zech. 3. 10. call egcry w. his neiglib. under the vine 
 
 8. 4. every m. with his staff in his hand for age 
 16. speak every m. truth to his neighb. Eph. 4. 25. 
 JJal. 2. 10. why do we deal treacherously every m. ? 
 Mat. 16. 27 . the Son of man shall reward every 77] 
 according to his works, Rom. 2. 6. Rev. 22. 12,’ 
 20. 9._they received every m. a penny, 10. 
 
 ,'5. 15. he gave to every m. according to his ability 
 Mark 8.25.he was restored ,and saw every 771. clearly 
 1.3. .3-4. and gave to e. m. his work, and commanded 
 Ij. 24. casting lots what every m. should take 
 Lnke 6. 30. give to every m. that asketh of thee 
 -■ preached, and every 771. pressetli into it 
 19 . lo. how much every m. had gained by trading 
 John 1. 9. the true liglit, whicli lighteth eveiy m. 
 
 ■ 2. 10. ev. m. atbeginning doth set forth good wine 
 6 4o e. »z. that hath lieard and learned of Father 
 16. 3-. ye shall be scattered every 7n. to his own 
 Ai ts 2.8. bow hear we every rn. in our own tongue ? 
 
 300 
 
 22.18. for I testify to e. m. that heareth the words 
 See Lvil, Foolish. 
 
 MAN of God. 
 
 Deut. .33. 1. Moses the m. of God, Josh. 14. 6. 
 Jndg. 1.3. 6. woman told, say. a m. of G. came to me 
 8. let the m. of G. come again to us, ancl teach us 
 
 12. 27. there came a m. of G. to Eli, and said 
 9. 6. behold now there is in this city a m. of God 
 
 7 . there is not a present to bring ihe m. of God 
 
 8. that will I give to the m. of God to tell us 
 
 1 Ki7tgs 12. 22. word came to .Shemaiah the m. ofG 
 13. 1. and there came a rn. of God out of .ludah 
 
 26. it is the m. of God who was disobedient 
 17 . 18. what have I to do with thee, O tti. of God t 
 24.. now by this I know that thou art a m. of God 
 20. 28. there came a m. of G. and spake to Aliab 
 
 2 kings t.O. thou m. ofG.kingsaid, comedown 1 ] 
 13. q m. of G. I pray thee, let my life be precious 
 
 4. / .she came and told m. of G. 1| 9 . this is m. ofG 
 
 16. thou m. of God, do not lie to thine handriiaid 
 22. that I may run to m. of God, and come a^ain 
 
 25. she came unto the m. of God to Carmel, 27 . 
 40. q thou m. of God, there is death in the’pot 
 42. brought the m. of God bread, of first-fruits 
 5.14. dipped, according to the saying of w. of God 
 20. Gehazi, servant of Elisha, the 771. of God, 8 4 . 
 
 6. 10. sent to place which the w. of God told’ him’ 
 _^15. when the servant of the m. of God was risen 
 
 7 . 2. a lord answered the m. of God and said, 19 
 
 17 . people trod on him as the m. of God sai/l 18 
 
 8. 2. the woman did after the saying of w. ofGod 
 T.m. of God is come hither || 11. them, of God wevt 
 
 8. fake a present and go meet the m. of God 
 
 13. 19 . and the m. of God was wroth with him 
 23. 16. according to the word which the m. of God 
 
 17 . it IS the sepulchre of m. of God which came 
 
 1 Chr. 23.14. Mosesyw. ofG. 2 Chr. 30.16. Ezra 3.2. 
 
 2 Chron. 8 . 14. David the m. of God, Neh. 12 . 24 36 
 25. 7 . but there came a m. of God to Amaziah’ 
 
 9. the m. of G. answered, the Lord is able to give 
 Jer. ,35. 4. Ilanan the son of Igdaliah a m. of God 
 1 Jim. 6. 11. but thou, O m. of G. flee these things 
 ^ Ii7n. 3. 17 . that the m. of God may be perfect ° 
 
 See Good. 
 
 Mighty MAN. 
 
 Jndg. 6 . 12 . the T.ord is with thee, thou mighty m. 
 11 . 1 . now .Tephthah was a mighty m. of valour ’ 
 Rnth 2.1. Naomi had a kinsman a w/y//. m. of wealth 
 1 Sam. 9 . 1 . Kish a Benjamite, a migh. m. of power 
 16.18. David m. m. and man of war, 2 Sam, 17 10 
 
 1 Kings 11. 28. the man Jeroboam was a migh. m' 
 
 2 Kings 5. 1. Naaman was^i.so-Amightym. in valour 
 1 C/ir. 12. 4. Ismaiah a mighty m. among the thirty 
 2C//r.l7.17.ot Benjam. E.liada a mighty m. of valour 
 
 28. 7 . Zichri, a OT?y//. m. of Ephraim, slew IMaaseiah 
 Job 22. 8 . as for the mighty m. he had the earth 
 Is. 33. 16. a wify/u’y is not delivered bysfreno-th 
 52. 1 . why boastest thou in mischief, O mighty m 
 78. 65. then the Lord awaked like a mighty m. 
 
 127 . 4. as arrows are in the hand of a mighty m, 
 
 I^a. .3. 2. the Lord doth take away the mighty m, 
 
 5. 15. and the mighty m. shall be humbled 
 
 31.8. shall fall with the sword, not of a mighty m. 
 
 42. 13. the I.ord shall go forth as a mighty 7n. 
 
 Jer. 9 . 23. nor let the mighty m. glory in Ids might 
 14. 9. shouldest be as a mighty m. that cannot save 
 4b.p.ooTmighty m. escape || 12. mighty m. stumbled 
 Aeph 1. 14. the mighty m. shall cry there bitterly 
 /.ech. 9.13. have made thee as sword of a mighty m. 
 10. 7* they of Ephraim shall be like a mighty m 
 No MAN. 
 
 Gen. .31. 50. no m. is with us, see, God is witness 
 41. 44. without thee shall nom. lift his hand 
 45. 1. stood no m. while Joseph made hims. known 
 Exod. 2. 12. and when he saw that there was no m. 
 16. 19. let no m. leave of it till the morning 
 
 29. let no 771. go out of his place on the seventh day 
 -C. 10. be hurt or driven away, no 7n. seeing it 
 . 33 . 4 . 710 m. did put on him his ornaments 
 
 20. for there shall no m. see me anrl live 
 34. .3. and t/ow. shall come up with thee 
 Lei;. 16. 17 . there shall be no 7n. in the tabernacle 
 21. 21. no m. that hath a blemish shall come nigh 
 27 . 26. no 771. shall sanctify it, it is the Lord’s 
 Ai/w. 5. 19 . if w. hath lam with thee, be thou free 
 yiei/r. 7 . 24. 710 771. able to stand before thee, 11. 25. 
 
 29 . oppressed, and no m. shall save thee, 68. 
 
 34 6. but VO 771. knowetli of his sepulchre 
 Josh. 23. 9. no m, hath been able to stand before you 
 
 Judg. t\. 39 . Jephthah’s daughter knewn<j m. 
 
 19. 15. no 7 n. that took them to his house, 18. 
 
 21.12. young virgins that had known no m. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9. for by strength shall nom. prevaQ 
 
 11. 3. and then it there bo. nom. to save us 
 17 . .32. let 7 U 7 m. heart fail because of him 
 
 21. 2. let nom. know any thing of the business 
 
 26. 12. and tio m. saw nor knew it, nor awaked 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .3. no m. deputed of the king to hear thee 
 
 1 Ktiigs 8. 46. is wo w. that sinneth not', 2 Chr. 6.36. 
 
 2 behold, there was nom, in camp, 10. 
 let iiirn alone, let no m, move his bones 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 21. he suffered no m. to do them wrong, 
 he reproved kiins tor their sakes, Ps. 105. 14. 
 
 I, sth. 5.12. queen did let no m. come in with king 
 8.8 may 7 w m. reverse 1, 9. 1 .nom. could w ithstaud 
 
 Job 11 . . 3 . shall no m. make thee ashamed' 
 
 15. 28. in houses which 7iom. inliabiteth 
 
 20. 21. therefore shall nom. look for liis goods 
 24. 22. he riseth, and nom. is sure of his life 
 
 26. where nom. is, wherein there is nom.' 
 
 1 s. 22.6. 1 am a worm, and no m. a reproach of men 
 142.4. there wasr/o m. lui. 41.28. | 59.16. .Ter. 4.25. 
 14.3.2. in thy sight shall nom. be justified 
 Prov. 1. 24. I stretched my hand, and rtcwi. regarded 
 
 28. 1. the wicked flee when nom. pursueth 
 17 . shall flee to the pit, let nom. stay him 
 
 Eccl. 8. 8. no m. hath power over the spirit 
 9 . 1. nom. knowetli either love or hatred 
 15. nom. remembered that same poor man 
 Jsa. 9 . 19 . no m. shall spare his brother 
 24.10. no m. may come in || .3.3.8. he regardeth no m. 
 50. 2. wherefore when I came, was there no m. 
 
 57 . 1. and no7n. layeth it to heart, Jer. 12. 11. 
 
 60. 15. so that no m. ■went through thee 
 Jer.1. 6. and where no m. dwelt |' 8. 6. no m. repent. 
 
 22. .30. for no m. of his seed shall prosper 
 .30. 17 . this is Zion, whom nom. seeketh after 
 .36. 19. go hide, and let nom. know where ye be 
 38.24. Zedekiah said, let nom. know of these ■words 
 
 40.15. an/iwo m. shall know it H 4\.4.nom. knew it 
 44. 2. and nom. flwelleth therein, 51. 43. 
 
 49 . 18. no7n. shall abide there, .3.3. I 50. 40. 
 
 Lam 4.4. ask bread, and wcw/. breaketh it to them 
 Ezek. 14.15. th-Atnp m. may pass thro’ for the beasts 
 44. 2. nom. shall enter in by this gate 
 ilos. 4. 4. yet let no m. strive or reprove anotlier 
 Nah. 3. 18. is scattered, and no m. gathereth them 
 Zeph. .3. 6. so that there is no m. none inhabitant 
 Zech. 1. 21. so that nom. did lift up his head 
 7 . 14. that nom. passed through nor returned 
 Mat. b. 24. no m. can serve two masters, Luke 16.1.3. 
 8.4. tell no m. 16.20. Mark7. 36. Luke5. 14. | 9.2l! 
 9. 30. Jesus charged them, saying, see that no m\ 
 know It, Mark 5.43.1 7 - 24. | 8. 30.1 9. 9. 
 IL 27 . no m. knoweth Son but Father, Luke 10 .22. 
 
 17 . 8. they saw nom. save Jesus only 
 
 9. tell the vision to no m. till the .Son be ri.sen 
 
 22. 46. no m. was able to answer him a word 
 
 23. 9. call nom. father on the earth 
 
 24. .36. that day and hour know', no m. Mark 13. 32. 
 Mark 10. 29. no m. that hath left house, Luke 18. 29 ! 
 
 II. 14. nom. eat fruit of thee hereafter for ever 
 
 12. 14. we know that tliou carest for nom. 
 
 Luke 3.14. do violence to no m. || 10.4. salute no m. 
 
 15.16. w ith the husks, and no m. gave unto him 
 John 1. 18. nom. hath seen God, 1 John 4. 12. 
 
 3. 2. nom. can do these miracles, except God be 
 
 13. nom. hath ascended up to heaven 
 
 5. 22. for the Father judgeth nom. but hath 
 
 6. 44. no m. can come to me, except Fath. draw', 65. 
 
 7 . .30. but no m. laid hands on him, 44. | 8. 20. 
 
 8. 11. she said, nom. Lord || 15. I judge nom‘. 
 
 9 . 4. the night cometh when no m. can work 
 
 10. 18. no m. taketh it from me, I lay it down 
 
 29. nom. is able to pluck them out of my Father-s 
 
 1.3. 28. nom. at the table knew why he spake this 
 
 14. 6. no 7n. cometh to the Father but by me 
 
 15. 13. greater love hath nom. than this 
 
 16. 22. and your joy no 771. taketh from you 
 Acts 1. 20. and let no m. dwell therein 
 
 4. 17 . that they speak to nom. in this name 
 
 5. 13. of the rest durst no tw. join himself 
 
 2.3. we had opened, we found nom. ■within 
 
 9. 7- hearing a voice, but seeing nom. Q. 
 
 18.10. nom. shall set on thee to hurt thee 
 28.31. preachingking.of G. 7u> m. forbidding him 
 
 Rom. 12 . 17 . recompense to nom. evil for evil 
 1.3. 8 . owe rni m. any thing, but to love one another 
 
 14. 7- liveth to himself, and no m. dieth to himself 
 
 13. that wcw.put a stumhling-block in his way 
 1 Cor. 2. 11. the things of God knoweth no rn. 
 
 15. yet he himself is judged of no m. 
 
 .3.11. forother foundation can no m. lay than is laid 
 
 18. let nom. deceive himself, 21. 
 
 10. 24. let no m. seek his own, but another's wealth 
 -Cor. 5. 16. henceforth know we tio m. after the flesh 
 
 7 . 2. we have wronged no m. have corrupted no m. 
 Gal. 2. 6. God accepteth nom. person 
 
 3. 11. but that nom. is justified by the law 
 Eph. 5. 6. let no m. deceive voii. 2 Thess. 2. 3. 
 
 29. for norn. ever yet liate'd his own flesh 
 Phil. 2. 20. for I have no m. like-minded, who will 
 Col. 2. 18. let no m. beguile you of voiir reward 
 1 Thess. 4. 6. that no m. go beyond Id's brother in any 
 
 1 Tnn.b. 22. lay hands suddenK' on nom. 
 
 2 I/m. 4. 16 . at my first answer no m. stood with me 
 Jit. 3. 2. put them in mind, to speak evil of nom. 
 Jleh. 5. 4. no m. taketh this honour to himself 
 
 7- 13. of w liich 7w 771. gave attendance at the altar 
 
 12. 14. w itijout which no m. shall see the Lord 
 Jam. 1. 13. let no m. say when he is tempted 
 
 3- B- the jfongue can no in. tame, it is unruly 
 t John 3.^/. little children, let iwm. deceive vou 
 hev^ 2. 17 . a new name, which nom. know'eth 
 .3. he that sluitteth, and nom. openeth 
 
 8 . and 710 m. can shut it || 11 . 710 m. take thy crown 
 5. 3. and 710 m. was able to open the Ixiok, 4. 
 
 7 . 9. and multitude whicli ?k) m. could number 
 
 13. 17 . that wo 771. might buy or sell, save he that 
 14.3. 710 771 . could learn that song but the redeemed 
 15. 8. no m. was able to enter into tlie temple 
 
MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 RevM.W.no m. buyeth theirmercbanclise any more 
 IQ *12 he had a name written, that no tn. knew 
 Cl/MAN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 5. at the hand oj'jn. will I require life of m. 
 Exod.\2. 13 .allthe tirstboin of m. Awm.lB. I.'j. 
 JJeut. 1. 17 . ye shall not be afraid of the face oj m. 
 
 2 Sarn. j. 19. is this the manner of m. O Lord tlod . 
 
 24. 14. not fall into the hands of m. 1 Citron. 21.1.3. 
 
 2 Kings 1.7. whatmanner ofm. was he which came 
 
 7 . 10 . there was no man there, nor voice of m. 
 
 Job 10. 5. are thy days as the days ofm.'! 
 
 14. 19 . thou destroyest the hope of m. 
 
 Psal. 60. 11. for vain is the help 0 / m. 108. 12. 
 
 76. 10. the wrath ofm. shall praise thee 
 .Prov. 5. 21. th'e ways of m. are before the Lord 
 
 6. t 26. the woman oj a m. will hunt tor life 
 
 18. 14. the spirit c/ot. will sustain his infirmity 
 
 19. 11. the discretion of m. rieterreth his anger 
 22. the desire of m. is his kindness 
 
 27 .19. so the heart of rn. answereth to man 
 29. 25. the feare/w. bringeth a snare 
 30.2. and have not the understanding of m. 
 
 19 . and the way of a rn. with a maid 
 Eccl. 6. 7 . all the labour of m. is tor his m.outh 
 
 8. 6. the misery of m. is great upon him 
 
 12. 13. for this is the whole dutyc/w. 
 
 Jsa. 22. 1 17 . will carry thee with captivity of a m. 
 
 44. 13. he marketh with compass, he inaketh it after 
 the figure of m. according to the beauty oj a m. 
 51, 12. that thou should est be afraid of aw. 
 fer. 10. 23. I know the way of m. is not in himself 
 Lam. 3. .35. to turn aside the right of n m. 
 
 Eick. 1. 10. they four had the face of a m. 10. 14. 
 
 29 .11. no footc/w. shall pass through it 
 32.13. neither shall the foot of m. trouble them 
 Ean. 8. 15. stood as the appearance of a w. 10. 18. 
 Zech. 9 . 1. when eyes of a w. shall be toward Lord 
 12. i. who formeth the spirit of m. within him 
 Mai. 8. 27 . whatmanner of m. is this, that the winds 
 and sea obey him ? Mark A. 41. Lvke 8. 25. 
 19 . 10. if the case of m. be so with his wife 
 Mark 5. 8. he said, come out i/tlie m. Luke 8. 29. 
 John 1. 1.3. nor of the will of m. hutofdod 
 
 2. 25. needed not that any should testify of m. 
 
 Acts 12. 22. it is the voice of a god, not oj a m. 
 
 Horn. 2. 9 . upon every soul of m. that doefli evil 
 4 6. David describeth the blessedness c/the, w. 
 
 1 Cot. 2. 9. neither hath entered into tlie heart ofm. 
 
 11. Whatman knoweththe thingso/a w. save the 
 spirit ofm. which is in him, so Spirit things of God 
 
 4. 3. should be judged of you, or ofm. judgment 
 11. 7 . but the woman is the glory of the m, 
 
 8. but the woman iso/the w. 12. 
 
 Gal. 1. 12. for 1 neither received it of m. 
 
 Jam.\. 20. the wrath o/w. woiketh not righteousn 
 
 24. forgetteth what manner ofm. he v as 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 24. all the glory o/w. as the flower of grass 
 
 2 Pet. 1.21. came not in old time by the will of m. 
 Rev. 13. 18. for it is the number of -a m. 
 
 21. 17 . according to the measure of a m. 
 
 See Oi,D. 
 
 One 1\1AN. 
 
 Gen. 42.11. we are all one m. sons, we are true, 13. 
 Exod. 16. 22. they gathered two homers lor one m. 
 
 21.35. if one m. ox hurt another’s that he die 
 Mnm. 14. 15. if thou kill this people as one m. 
 
 16. 22. shall one m. sin, and wilt thou be wroth ? 
 
 31, 49 . and there lacketh not one m. of us 
 Josh. 2.3. 10. one m. shall chase a thousand 
 Jvdg. 6.16. smite the Midianites as me m. 
 
 18. 19. to be a priest to the house of one m. 
 
 20.1. the congregation was gathered as onem. 
 
 ~h. all the people arose as one m. saying 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. it onem. sin against another 
 
 2 Sam. 19 .14. even as the heart of orie m. 
 
 1 Kings 22.8. there is yet one w.lMicaiah,2 C/ir.18.7. 
 E.zra 3. 1. gathered together as one m. Kelt. 8. 1. 
 
 Job 13. 9. as onem. mocketh another,do ye mock 
 Eccl. 7 . 28. one m. among a thousand have 1 found 
 8. y. wherein wie m. rulefli over another 
 Jsa. 4. 1. seven women shall take hold of one m. 
 Ezek. 9. 2. one m. was clothed with linen 
 John \ \. 50. one m. shall die for the people, 18. 14. 
 Rom. 5.12. as by one m. sin entered into the world 
 
 15. the gift by grace, which is by one m. .lesus 
 
 17 . if by me m. offence death reigned by one 
 19 . as by one m. disobedience many were sinners 
 14. 5. one m. esteemeth one day above another 
 I Tim. 5. 9 . having been the wife oi'one m. 
 
 .See Poou, Lich, Dighteous. 
 
 Son of I\I A N . 
 
 Niim. 23. 19 . nor son of m. that he should repent 
 Job 25. 6. and the son of m. which is a worm 
 .35. 8. righteousness may profit the .<!on of m. 
 
 J\sal. 8 . 4 . and sonofm. tbatthou visit. him,//eA.2.6. 
 80 . 17 . and on son of m. whom thou madest strong 
 144. . 3 . or son of m. that thou makest account of him 
 146. 3 . put not your trust in the son ofm. 
 
 Jsa. 51. 12. be not afraid of the son of m. which 
 
 56.2. blessed is the son of m. that layeth linld on it 
 Jer. 49.18. norshall j'ori c/w. dwell in it, .33. I 50.40. 
 
 51. 4.3. neither doth any son of m. pass thereby 
 Ezek. 8. 15. hast thou seen this, O son of m. 17. 
 
 21. 6. sish therefore, thou of m. with bitterness 
 Dan.J. 1.3. behold, one like the Sonof m. came with 
 the clouds of heaven, Pev.i. 1.3.1 14. 14. 
 Mat. 8.20. Son e/w.liath not where to \Ay,Imke 9..58. 
 
 9. 6. know that the Sonof m. hath power on earth 
 
 to forgive sins, Mark 2. 10. Ijnke 5. 24. 
 
 10. 2.3. not gone over, till the So?i of m. be come 
 
 11. 19. the Sm of m. came eating, Luke~. .34. 
 
 12.8. for the Son of m. is Lord even of the sabbath, 
 
 Mark 2. 28. I.nke 6. 5. 
 32. whosoever speaketh against Son ofm. Luke 
 
 12 . 10 . 
 
 40. so shall Son ofm. be three days and nights 
 
 13. . 37 . that soweth good seed is the Sonof m. 
 
 41. the Son ofm. shall send forth his angels 
 
 16 .1.3. whom do men say that I, tlie N. of m. am ? 
 17 . 9 . until the Son of m. be risen again, Mark 9. 9. 
 22. the -S. of m. shall be betrayed, 20. 18.1 26 2, 
 45 Mark 14. 41. Luke 9. 44. 
 
 Mat. 24. 27 . so shall also the coming of the Sen of 
 m. be, . 37 , 39 . Luke I 7 . 2(). 
 30. shall see S. of m. com. Mark 13.26. Lvke9.l.Tl. 
 44. hour ye think not N. of m. cometh, Imke 12. 40. 
 
 25. 31. when the Son ofm. shall come in his glory 
 
 26. 24. the N'. ofm. goeth, Mark 14. 21. Luke ‘i‘1. 22. 
 Marks. 38. of him shall the Son of m. be ashamed 
 
 when he cometh in glory of the Lather 
 9. 12. and how it is w ritten of the Son of m. 
 
 .31. the Sonofm. is delivered, 10. .33. Lvke^A. 7 . 
 
 I. 3. .34. Son of m. is as a man taking a far journey 
 Luke5. 22. reproach you for the Sonofm. sake 
 
 9. 22. the Sonofm.. must suffer many things, 26. 
 
 56. the N’. ofm. is not come to destroy men’s lives 
 
 II. .30. so shall Sonof m. be to this generat. 17 . 24. 
 
 12. 8. him shall the Sonof.m. confess before angels 
 
 17 . 22. (lesire to see one of the days of the Son of m. 
 
 18. 8. wiien the N. if m. cometh, shall he find faith 
 
 19.10. the S. of m. is come to seek and to save lost 
 
 21. 36. be worthy to stand before the Son of m. 
 
 22. 48. betrayest thou the Son of m. with a kiss ? 
 John 1. 51. ascending and descending on Sonof m. 
 
 3. 13. even the Son of m. which is in heaven 
 
 14. even so must the Son of m. be lifted up 
 
 5. 27 . given authority, because he is the Son of m. 
 
 6 . 27 . which the Son of m. shall give unto you 
 5 . 3 . except ye eat the tlesh of the Son of m. 
 
 62. what, and if ye shall sec the Son of m. ascend 
 8. 28. when ye have lift up the Sonofm. then shall 
 12. 23. that the Son ofm. should be glorified 
 .34. S. of m. must be lifted up, who is this S. of m.? 
 1.3. 31. .lesus said, now is the Son of m. glorified 
 Acts 7 .56.1 see the of m. standing on right hand 
 See .Son. 
 
 That MAN. 
 
 Lev. 17 . 9. even t. m. shall be cut off from his peo. 
 
 20. 3. 1 w'lll set my face against t. m. 5. Ezek. 14. 8. 
 Nnrn. 9.13. brought not off er, t. m. shall bear his sin 
 Dent. 17 . 5 . stone that m. or woman till they die, 12. 
 
 22. U 5 . elders shall take that m. and chastise him 
 
 25. 9. answer and say, so shall itbedone to thatm. 
 29. 20. Ids jealousy shall smoke against that m. 
 
 Josh. 22.20. that m. perisheth not alone in iniquity 
 Job 1. Land that m. was perfect and upright 
 l^sal. . 37 . 37 . for tlie end of that m. is peace 
 40. 4. blessed is that m. who maketh Lord distrust 
 87. 5. he Said, this and that m. was born in her 
 Prov. 28. 21. lor bread that m. will transgress 
 Jer. 20. 16 . let that m. be as cities Lord overthrew 
 
 23. 34. 1 will even punish that m. and his house 
 Mat. 12. 45. last state of t. m. is woi se, l.uke 11.26. 
 
 18. 7 . woe to that m. by whom the offence cometh 
 
 26 . 24. woe to that m. by whom the Son of man is 
 
 betrayed, Mark 14. 21. Imke 22. 22. 
 good were it for that m. if he had not been born 
 
 27 . 19 . have thou nothing to do with just m. 
 ActsiT. 31. by that m. whom he, hath ordained 
 Rom. 14. 20. evil for t. m. who eateth with offence 
 2 Thess. 2. .3. t. m. of sin be revealed, son of (lerdit. 
 
 3. 14. note that //(.and have no company-with him 
 Jam. 1. 7- Itit not timt m. think he shall receive 
 This MAN. 
 
 Gett. 24. 58. wilt thou go with this m.? I will go 
 26. 11. he that toucheth thism. or his wife • 
 Exod. 10. 7- bow long shall t. m. be a snare to us/ 
 Dent 22. 16. I gave my daughter to this m. to wife 
 Jndg. 19 . 23. seeing this m. is rone to my house 
 
 24. but to this m. do not so vne a thing 
 
 1 Sam. i. .3. this m. went up yearly to worship 
 10 . 27 . but they said, howshall thism. save us.’’ 
 
 17 . 25. have you seen this m. that is come up I 
 
 25. 25. let not my lord regard this m. of Pelial 
 
 1 Kings ^0. 7. See how this m. seeketh mischief 
 39. brought a man fo me, and said, keep this m. 
 
 2 Kings 5.1. thism. sends to me to recover a man 
 Kelt. 1.11. irrant him mercy in sight of this m. 
 Esth. 9 .4. for this m. Alordecai waxed greater and 
 Job 1. .3. this m. was the greatest of the men of east 
 Psal. 52. 7 . lo, this m. made not God his strength 
 87. 4. shall be .said, this m. was born there, 5, 6. 
 
 Isa. 14. 16 . is this the m. that made earth tremble 
 66. 2. but fo this m. w ill 1 look, even to him 
 Jer. 22. 28. is t. m. Coniah a despised broken idol ? 
 .30. thus saith the Lord, write ye thism. childless 
 26.11. saying, this m. is worthy to die, 16. 
 
 38. 4. the princes said, let this m. be put to death, 
 thism. seeketh not the welfare of this people 
 Dan.^i. 16. make this m. understand the vision 
 Jonah 1. 14. let us not perish for this m. life 
 Mic. 5. 5. this m. shall he the peace when Assyrian 
 Mat. 8. 9 . 1 say to t. m. go, and he goeth, to another 
 9 . 3 . scribes said, this m. blasphemeth, Mark 2.7. 
 13. 54. whence had this m. this wisdom t Mark 6. 2. 
 27 . 47 . some said, this m. calleth for Elias 
 Mark 14. 71 . 1 know not this m. of whom ye speak 
 
 15. 39. truly this m. was the Son of God 
 
 Luke 7 . 39 . this m. if he were a prophet, w ould have 
 14.9. come and say fo thee, give this m. i)lace 
 .30. saying, this m. began to build and was not able 
 15. 2. thism. receive, sinners, and eateth with them 
 
 18.14.1 tell you, thism. went dow n justified rather 
 19 . 14. we w'ill not have this m. to reign over us 
 22. 56. and said, this m. was also wifli him 
 
 2.3.4.1 find no fault in r.wt. 14.1118. away with t.m. 
 41. but this m. hath done nothing amiss 
 
 52. this m. went to Pilate and begged the body 
 John 6. 52. how can this m. give us his flesh to eat ? 
 
 7 . 15. how knoweth this m. letters, having never 
 27 . liowbeit, we know this m. whence he is 
 
 46. answered, never man spake like this m. 
 
 9 . 2. Master, who did sin, this m. or Ins parents ? 
 3. neither hath this m. sinned, nor his parents 
 16. thism. is not of G. he keepeth not the sabbath 
 24. praise God, we know that this m. is a sinner 
 .3.3. it//(tv m. were not of G. he could do nothing 
 
 10. 41. all that .lohn spake of this m. w ere true 
 
 11. . 37 . could not this m. which onened the eyes of 
 blind,caused that thism. should not have died t 
 
 47 . w hat do we ? for this m. doeth many miracles 
 18. 17 . art not thou one of this m. disciples f 
 
 29. what accusation bring ye against this m. ? 
 40. not this m. but Bai abbas, now he w as a robber 
 
 MAN 
 
 John\9. 12. if let this m. go, art not Cesar’s friend 
 21. 21. Peter saith, and what shall this rn. do r 
 Act.A. 18. now thism. purchased a field wdth rewal’d 
 
 3. 12. as though we had made this rn. lo walk, 16. 
 
 4. 10. even by'him doth tins m. stand w hole 
 
 5. 28. and intend to bring this rn. blood upon us 
 . 37 . after thism. rose up .ludas of Galilee 
 
 6. 13. this m. ceaseth not to speak blasphemous 
 8. 10. saying, this m. is the great power of God 
 
 ■ 9. 13. 1 heard of r//A- m. how much evil hath doire 
 
 1.3. 2.3. of this rn. seed hath God raised .lesus 
 
 .38. tliro’ t. rn. is preached to you forgiven, of sins 
 
 18. 25. this m. was instructed in w ay of the Lord 
 
 21. 28. this is the m. that teacheth all men ag. law 
 
 22. 26. t. rn. is a Roman \\ 2.3. 9. find no evil in t. rn. 
 
 2 . 3 . 27 . thism. was taken of the .lews, and should 
 
 24. 5. for we have found this rn. a pestilent fellow 
 
 25. 5. accuse this rn. if there be any wickedness 
 24.yeSPe this rn. about whom .lewsdealt with me 
 
 26. 31. this /w. doeth nothing worthy of death 
 32. this m. might have been set at liberty 
 
 28. 4. no doubt this m. is a murderer, vengeance 
 Heb. 3.3. thism. was counted worthy of more glory 
 7 4. now consider how' great r//t.f rn. was, to whom 
 £4. but///w//(. because hecontinueth ever 
 
 8. .3. that thism. have somewhat also fooffer 
 
 10. 12. this rn. after he had otfered one sacrifice 
 Jam. 1. 25. this m. shall be blessed in his deed 
 
 26. but deceiveth, this m. religion is vain 
 
 Aee Undeustanuing. 
 
 MAN of war. 
 
 Exod.^5. 3. the Lord is a m. of w. I.ord is his name 
 Jo.sh. 17 .1. M achir, son of ]\1 anasseh, was a m. of w. 
 
 1 Ham. 16. 18. David a rn. of war, 2 Ham. 17. 8. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 3» 
 
 17 . .33. Goliah was Am. of war from his youth 
 J.f(z. 3. 2. the l ord doth take away the//i. of war 
 
 42. 13. he shall stir up jealousy like a m. of war 
 iricked MAN. 
 
 Dent. 25. 2. if the wicked m. be worthy to be beaten 
 Job 15. 20. the wicked m. travaileth with pain 
 
 20. 29. the portion of a wickedm. from God, 27.13. 
 Psal. 109. 6. set tltou a wicked m. over him 
 
 Prov. 6.12. a wickedm. walketh with froward mouth 
 
 9. 7 . he that rebuketh a wicked m. gettefh a blot 
 
 11. 7- when a wicked m. dieth, his expectation 
 
 1.3. 5. a Wickedm. is loathsome, and cometh to 
 17 . 23. a tvicked m. taketh a gift out of the bosom 
 21. 29 . wickedm. hardeneth his face, but the upright 
 24.1.5. lay not wait, O wicked rn. against dw elling 
 
 Eccl. 7 .15. a wicked m. that prolonged) his days 
 Ezek.S. 18. the SAme wickedm. shall die in iniquity 
 18.24. and doth that which \he wicked m. doeth 
 
 27 . when a »(. turnefh from his wickedness. 
 
 .33. 8. when 1 say to wicked, () w. m. thou shalt 
 
 surely die, that wicked //i. shall die in his iniquity 
 JVise MAN. 
 
 Gen. 41. 3.3. look out a//?. discreet and zc/fc, set him 
 1 h'ingso. 9. Solomon was w. m. and knew’ what to do 
 1 Chron. 27. .32. .lonathan David’s uncle, was azo. m. 
 Job 15. 2. should a wise m. utter vain know ledge ? 
 17 . 10. I cannot fiml one trise m. among you 
 34. 34. and let a wise rn. hearken to me 
 Prov. 1. 5. a wise rn. will hear and increase 
 9 . 8. rebuke a wise m. and he will love thee_ 
 
 9. give instruction to a wise m. he will be wiser 
 
 14. l 6 . a wise m. feareth, and departeth from evil 
 16.14. a wise m. will pacify the wrath ot a king 
 17 . 10 . a reproof entereth more into a wise rn. 
 
 21. 22. a tsise m. scaled) the city of the mighty 
 26 12. seest thou a m. wise in his own conceit t 
 29 . 9. if a wisern. contended) with a foolish n)an 
 
 11. but a wise m. keepeth it in till afterwards 
 Eccl. 2. 14. the wise m. eyes are in his head 
 
 16 . and how dieth the wisem. ? as the tool 
 
 19. whether he shall be wise m. or a fool ? 
 
 7 . 7 . surely oppression ntaketh a wise rn. mad 
 8.1. who is as the wise m. and who knowejh 
 
 5. A wisem. heart discerned) time and ju(lgn)ent 
 
 17 . though a wise m. think to know it, yet not able 
 
 9. 15. now there was found in it a poor wise rn. 
 
 10. 2. a wise m. heart is at his right hand 
 
 12. the words of a wise m. mouth are gracious 
 Jer. 9 . 12. who is the wise m. that may understand? 
 
 23. let not the wise m. glory in his wisdom 
 IMat. 7 . 24. 1 will liken him to a wise rn. who built 
 1 Cor. 6 . 5. that there is not a wise ///. an)ongst you 
 Jam. .3.13. who is a wise rn. endued with knowledge 
 MAN , joined with Woman. 
 
 Gen..3. 12. the m said, the re. whom thou gavest nie 
 20. 3. dead m. for the worn, thou hast is n)an s wife 
 Exod. . 35 . 29 . every m. and worn, whose heart made 
 .36. 6. let no m. nor woman make any merre work 
 Lev. 1.3. 29 . if a rn. or woman have the plague 
 38. if m. or woman have in the skin bright sperts 
 
 15. 18. the woman also with whom the ///.shall lie 
 .3.3. that hath an issue of the//?, and woman 
 
 20. 18. if//?, lie with a •.roman having her sickness 
 27 . a rn. or woman that hath a familiar spirit 
 Nnm. 5. 6. when //(. or a'c///nw shall commit any siQ 
 
 6. 2. when either rn. or rcom. shall separate thems. 
 31. 17 . kill zco//?. that hath known /??. Jndg. QC 11. 
 
 i)eut. 17 . 2. m. or worn, that hath wrought wickedu. 
 5. hr ng forth that rn. or woman, and stone them 
 
 22. 5. the woman shall not wear that pejtainetli to 
 
 a rn. nor shall rn. put on a woman s gaPiiieiit 
 22. if a rn. be found lying will) a woman, both tlie 
 //?. that lay with the zrornari, and the trornan 
 29 . 18. lest there should be among you,/??. or zee///. 
 .Tosh. 6. 21. utterly destroyed both rn. aiu\ woman 
 
 1 Ham. 15. 3. but slay hotli //?. woman, and mtant 
 "7 9 . David left neither //?. nor woman alive, 11. 
 
 l'C7/r. 16. 3. he dealt both to//?, and -.roman a loaf 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 13. not seek Lord, rn. or worn, shall die 
 F.sth. 4. 11. whether m. or woman come to the king 
 Jer. 44. 7- to cut oft'from you, m. -.roman and child 
 
 51." 22. 1 will break in pieces//?, and wotnari 
 1 Cor. 11. .3. and the head of the woman is the m. 
 
 7 . but the uornan is the glory ot the rn. 
 
 8. the m. is not of the worn, but woman ot the m. 
 
 1 " 1 . nor is the rn. v ithoiit the woman in the 1 .old 
 12. as »■(///(. is of the//?. so is the//(. by the worn. 
 
MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 MAN 
 
 i Ttm. 5. 1C. if any m. or woman have widows 
 Young MAN. 
 
 Gen. 4. 2.3. T liave slain a young m. to my hurt 
 
 18. 7. Abraham gave it to a young //i. to dress it 
 31. 19. the young m. deterred not to do the thing 
 41. 12. there was with us a young m. an Hebrew 
 J^xod. 33. 11. .loshua a young m. departed not out 
 2sum. 11. 27. and tliere rewyoung m. and told Moses 
 J)eut. 32. 25. destroy both the yming m. and virgin 
 Judg. 8. 14. caught a young m. otthe men otSuccoth 
 ..9.54. Abimelech called hastily to tlie young m. and 
 his young m. thrust him through, and he died 
 17- 7. there was ‘a young m. of Bcthlehem-.ludah 
 
 12. the young m. became his priest, ami was in 
 18. 3. knew the voice of the young m. the Levite 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 2. Saul was a choice yotuig m. and goodly 
 14. 1. Jonatlian said to the young m. that bare 
 
 17.58. and Saul said, whose son art thow,young m.? 
 
 20. 22. but if I say thus to the young m. behold 
 30. 13. he said tp David, I am young m. of Eirypt 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 5. David said to the young m. that told, 13 
 
 14. 21. ISO bring the young m. Absalom again 
 18. 5. deal gently for my sake with the young m. 
 
 29. king said, is the young m. Absalom safe ? 32. 
 32. the enemies of my lord be as that young m. is 
 
 1 Kings 11.28. Solomon seein^young m. industrious 
 
 2 Kings Q. 17. Lord opened the eyes of the young m. 
 9.4. so the young m.esew young m. went to Hamoth 
 
 1 Qhr. 12. 28. and Zadok, a young m. mighty in val. 
 
 2 Chr. 36. 17. and had no compassion on young m. 
 Psal. 119. 9. wherewith shall y. m. cleanse his way 
 Prov. 1. 4. to young m. knowledge and discretion 
 
 7.7- I discerned a young m. void of understanding 
 Peel. 11. 9. rejoice, O young m. in thy youth 
 Isa. 62. 5. for as young m. marrieth a virgin 
 Jer. 51. 22. break in pieces the young 7n. and maid 
 Zeeh. 2. 4. said to me, run, speak to this young m.. 
 Mat. 19. 20. the yojmg m. said, all these have I kept 
 Mark 14. 51. there followed him a certain young m. 
 
 16. 5. they saw a young m. sitting on the right side 
 Puke 7. 14. he said, young m. 1 say to thee, arise 
 Jlets 7. 58. the 3 ’ laid their clothes at a young m. feet 
 
 20. 9. sat in a window a young m. named Eutychus 
 
 12. and tliey brought the young m. alive 
 
 23. 17. bring this young m. to the chief captain, 18. 
 
 22. the chief captain then let the young m. depart 
 MANDRAKES 
 
 Js a kind of plant, whose root at sortie distance from its 
 upper part is generally divided into two branches, 
 which is the reason that this root had something of 
 the figure of a man, whose two thighs are repre¬ 
 sented by the two branches. It is said some¬ 
 times to stupify, and cause phrensy; some call 
 zt a provocative, and that therefore it was used 
 in philtres; and that this was the reason why 
 Kachel so earnestly desired to obtain them from 
 Leah, she being very desirous of having children. 
 There are tioo sorts of Mandrakes; the female, 
 whose leaves are of a very disagreeable scent : 
 atid the male, whose scent is said to be very 
 jsleasant and agreeable. It is reported, that in 
 the province of Pekin in China, there is a kind of 
 Mandrake so valuable, that a pound of that root 
 is worth thrice its weight in silver : for they say 
 it .so wonderfully restores the sinking spirits of 
 dying persons, that there is often time for the 
 use of other means, and thereby recovering them 
 to life and health. Those Mandrakes which 
 Ifeuben brought home to his mother, are by .some 
 called Violets, by others Lilies, or Jessamin, by 
 others Citrons. Some reckon them to be such 
 agreeable flowers of the field, wherewith children 
 were pleased; Reuben that gathered them being 
 then only about five or six years of age. 
 
 Gen. 30. 14. Reuben found m. give me of thy m. 
 
 13. wouldest thou take away my son’s m. also ? 
 therefore he shall lie with thee for thy son’s m. 
 
 16. 1 have hired thee with my son’s m. 
 
 •Cant. 7- 13. m. give a smell, and at our gates are 
 ^ MANGER. 
 
 Puke^.I. laid him in aw. II12. shall find him in aw. 
 16. and they found the babe lying in a m. 
 
 MAN n'’l'',S I , Actively, Massively. 
 
 Peel. 3. 18. that God might m. them, and that 
 John 14. 21. love him, and m. myself to him 
 .22. m. thyself to us, and not to the world I 
 Acts 4. 16. the miracle is m. to all at Jerusalem 
 Rom. 1.19. what may be known of G. is m. in them 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. who will make m. counsels of hearts 
 
 15. 27 . it is m. that he is excepted which did 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 14. makes m. the savour of his knowledge 
 Gal. 5. 19 . now the works of the tiesh are m. 
 
 Phil. 1. 13. so that my bonds in Christ are m. 
 
 Col. 4. 4. that I may make it m. as 1 ought 
 
 2 Tkess. 1. 5. a tn. token of righteous judgm. of God 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. God was m. in the Hesh, justified 
 
 5. 25. tlie good works of some are m. beforehand 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 9. their body shall be m. to all men 
 Heb. 4. 13. there is no creature that is not m. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 20. but was m. in these last times for you 
 1 John 3. 10. in this the children of God are m. 
 
 See Madk. 
 
 MANIl’E.STATION-, 
 
 Rom. B. 19 . waiteth for the m. of the sons of God 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 7- the m. of the Sp. is given to every man 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. but by m. of the truth commending 
 
 MAN IF ESI ED. 
 
 Mark A. 22. for nothing is hid which shall not be m. 
 John 2.11. miiacles did Jesus, and m. forth hisglory 
 
 17 . 6. I have m. thy name unto the nien which 
 Rom. 3. 21. but the righteousness of God is m. 
 
 Tit. 1, 3. buf had', in due time m. his word 
 
 J Johti 1. 2. the life was m. and we have seen it 
 
 3. 5. tliat he was m. to take away our sins 
 8. for this purpose wjc the Son of God m. 
 
 4. 9. in this was m. tlie love of God toward us 
 
 M A N I FES'I'LY. 
 
 2 Cor. 3.3. are m. declared to be t!ie epistle of Christ 
 MANIFOLD. 
 
 Meh. 9 . 19 . in thy m. mercies forsookest them not 
 27 . according tow. mercies gavest them saviours 
 Psal. 104. 24. O Lord, how m. are thy works 
 
 302 1 
 
 Amos 5.12. 1 know your m. transgressions and sms 
 Luke 18. .30. who shall not receive m. more 
 Pph. 3. 10. might beknosvn thew. wisdom of God 
 1 Pet. 1. 6.;ye are in heaviness, thro’ m. temptations 
 4.10. as good stewards of the m. grace of God 
 MANKIND. 
 
 Lev. 18.22. shall not lie with m. as with woman-kind 
 
 20. 13. if a man lie witli a tn. as with a woman 
 Job 12. 10. in whose liaiid is the breath of all m. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 10. the law for them that defile with m. 
 Jam, 3. 7- L tamed, and hath been tamed of m. 
 MANNA, 
 
 That delicimis food wherewith God fed the children 
 of Israel in the deserts of Arabia, during their 
 continuance therefor forty years, from their eighth 
 encampment in the wilderness of bin. It was a 
 little grain, white like hoar frost, round, and of 
 the bigness of couander-seed. It fell every morn¬ 
 ing upon the dew, and when the dew was exhaled 
 by the heat of the sun, the Manna appeared alone 
 lying upon the rocks or the sand. Exodus 16. 14. 
 Num. 11. 7 . It fell every day, except on the 
 sabbath, and this only about the camp of the 
 Israelites, Exod. 16. 5. It fell in so great quan¬ 
 tities during the whole Jorty years of their 
 journey in the wilderness, that it was sufficient 
 to feed the whole multitude of above a million 
 of souls ; every one of whom, gathered the quan¬ 
 tity of an homer for his share every day, which 
 is about three quarts of English measure. It 
 maintained this vast multitude, and yet none of 
 them found any inconvenience from the constant 
 eating of it. Every sixth day there fell a double 
 quantity of it; and though it putrified tchen it was 
 kept any other day, yet on the sabbath it .suffered 
 no such alteration. And the same Manna that was 
 melted by the heat of the sun, when it was left in the 
 field, was of so hard a consistence when it .was 
 brought into their tents, that it was used to be beaten 
 in mortars, and would even endure the fire, was 
 baked inpans, made into paste, and so into cakes, 
 Num. 11. 8. It is called, Angels’ food, Psal. IQ. 
 
 25. which may insinuate, either that it was made 
 and prepared by their ministry; or that angels 
 themselves, if they had need of any food, could nut 
 have any that was more agreeable than Manna 
 was; it being of a heavenly original, and of sin¬ 
 gular vigour and efficacy for preserving and nourish¬ 
 ing those who v^ed it according to God's appoint¬ 
 ment: Or, as it is in the margin, every one did 
 eat the bread of the mighty ; that is, even the 
 common Israelites fed tipon it as delicious food, as 
 the greatest nobles andpritices did. 
 
 To eat of the hidden Manna, Rev. 2. I 7 . To 
 partake of Christ, and those comforts and bless¬ 
 ings which flow from him : It is spoken in allu¬ 
 sion to that bread wherewith God fed the Israel¬ 
 ites, which was a type of Christ, who is the bread 
 of eternal life, arid was the true bread which came 
 down from heaven to give life to the world, John 
 
 6. 32, 33, .35. 
 
 Exod. 16. 15. they said one to another, it is m. 
 
 3.3. take a pot, and put an homer full of m. therein 
 ,35. and Israel did eat m. forty years 
 Ifum. 11. 6. there is nothing besides this m. 
 
 7 . thew. was as coriander-seed, and the colour 
 9. wlien thedevv fell on camp the m. fell on it 
 
 Dcut. 8. 3. he suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee 
 with m. 16. Neh. 9. 20. Psal. 78. 24. 
 .Tosh. 5. 12. the m. ceased, tliey had m. no more 
 Johtifj. 31. our fathers did eatw. in the desert, 49. 
 
 58. not as your fathers did eat w. and are dead 
 Heb. 9. 4. wherein was the golden pot that hari m. 
 Rev. 2, 17 . to him will I give to eatof the hidden m. 
 MANNER 
 
 Signifies, [1] Custom, practice, or fa.shion, 1 Sam. 
 
 8. 9, 11. Ezek. 11. 12. [2] Sinful behaviour, 
 
 and rebellious conduct. Acts 13. 18. [3] De¬ 
 
 portment and carriage in word and deed, 1 Cor. 
 15. .3.3. [4] Ways and means, Heb. 1. 1. [5] 
 
 Kind or sort, F.xod. 12. 16. [6] Order or rank. 
 Josh. 6. 15. [ 7 ] The way of service or worship, 
 2 Kings 17 . 26, 27. 
 
 Gen. 25. 23. two w. of people shall be separated 
 40. 17 . was of .all m. of bake-meats for Pharaoh 
 Exod. 1.14. made their lives bitter in all w.of service 
 12.16.no m. of work shall be done in them 
 
 22. 9. all m. oftrespass, any m. of lost thing 
 
 31. 3. in wisdom, and in all m. of workmanship, 
 
 5. I 35. 31, 3.3, .35. | .36. 1. 1 Chron. 28. 21. 
 Lev. 5. 10. burnt offering accord, tow. Rum. 9.14. 
 
 7 . 23. shall eat no m. of fat of ox or sheep 
 
 26. ye shall eat no m. of blood, 27. 1 17.10, 14. 
 
 14. 54. the law for all m. of the plague of leprosy 
 
 23. 31. ye shall do no w. of work,it shall be a statute 
 
 24. 22. ye shall have one w. of law, Kum. 15. 16. 
 Kum. 5. 13. neither she be taken with the w. 
 
 15. 24. and his drink-offering according to the m. 
 28. 18. ye shall do no w. of servile work 
 
 Dent. 4. 15. for ye saw now. of similitude in Horeb 
 15. 2. and this is the w. of the release 
 
 27 . 21. cursed be he that lieth with any w. of beast 
 Judg. 6. t 26. built an altar in an orderly w. 
 
 8. 18. what w. of men were they ye slew at Tabor ? 
 Ruth A. 7 . now this was the w. in former time 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 9 . and shew them the w. of the kinsr, 11. 
 10.25. Samuel told tlx-; people the w. of thekingd. 
 
 21. 5. and the bread is in w. common 
 
 27 . 11. and so will be his w. all the while 
 
 2 kiam. 7 . 19. is this the w. of man, O I.ord God ? 
 
 2 Kings 1. 7 . what m. of man was he who told you ? 
 
 11. 14. the king stood by a pillar, as the w. wat 
 17 . 26. know not the w. of the God of the land 
 
 27 . let him teach them the m: of Goil of the laud 
 1 Chron. 2.3. 29. for all w. of measure and size 
 FMli. 1. 1.3. for so was the king's tn. towards all 
 P.sal. 107 . 18. their soul abhorreth all m. of meat 
 
 144. 13. garners be full, affording all w. of store 
 Cant. 7 . 1.3. atour gates are all w. of pleasant fruits 
 Isa. 5. 17 . then the lambs shall feed after their tn. 
 Jer. 22. 21. this hath been thy tn. from thy youth 
 Dati. 6. 23. and no m. of hurt was found on him 
 
 Amos 8. 14. and the w. of Beer-sheba liveth 
 Mat. 4. 2.3. and healing all w. of sickness, 10. 1. 
 
 5. 11. shall say all w. of evil against you falsely 
 
 8. 27 . .what m. of man is this, that the winds ana 
 
 the sea obey him r Mark 4. 41. Luke 8. 25. 
 12. 31. all w. of sin shall be lorgiven to men 
 Mark 13. 1. see what m. of stones are here 
 Luke 1. 29. what tn. of salutation this should be 
 66. saying, what w. of child shall tliE tie t 
 7 . . 39 . having known what w.of woman this is 
 
 9. 55. ye know not what m. of spirit ye are of 
 
 11. 42. ye tithe mint, rue, and all m. of herbs 
 
 24. 17- w'hat m. of communications are tl;i-;se I 
 John 7 . 36. what m. of saying is tliis that he said 
 
 19. 40. as the m. of the Jews 15 to bury 
 
 Acts 17 . 2. Paul, as his m. was, went in to tfiem 
 
 20. 18. ye know after what m. 1 have l,< -n with 
 22; .3. taught according to the perfect/?;, of the law 
 
 25. 16 . it is not m. of llomans to deliver any to die 
 
 26. 4. my tn. of life from my youth, know Jews 
 Rom. 7 . 8. wrought in me all m. of concui>i.-;ceiice 
 2 Cor. 7 . 9. ye were made sorry after a goidy m. 
 
 1 Thess. 1.5. as ye know w-hat m. of men we were 
 
 9. what m. of entering in we had unto you 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 10. but thou hast known my m. of life 
 Heb. 10. 25. assembling, as the in. of some is 
 Jam. 1. 24. forgetteth w hat ni. of man he was 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 11. what m. of time the Spirit of Christ 
 15. so be ye holy in all m. of conversation 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 11. what m. of persons ought ye to be 
 1 John 3. 1. behold what m. of love tlte Father 
 Rev. 11. 5. he must in this m. be killed 
 
 22. 2. tree of life, which bare twelve/n. of fruits 
 After the MANNER. 
 
 Gen. 18.11. to be with .Sarah after them, of women 
 19 . 31. to come in to us after the m. of all the earth. 
 
 40.1.3. aft. the former m. when thou wast his butler 
 Exod. 21. 9 . deal with her after the m. of daughters 
 Kum. 29 .18. according to the number, after the m. 
 Josh. 6. 15. compassed the city after the same m. 
 Judg. 18. 7 . careless, after the m. of the Zidonians 
 
 1 Sam. 17- 30. he turned and spake after the same m. 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 33. a. the m. of the nations, 2 Chr. 1.3. 9. 
 Kelt. 6. 4. and 1 answered them after the same m. 
 Isa. 10. 24. after the m. of Egypt, 26. Amos 4. 10. 
 Ezek. 20. .30. polluted after the tn. of your fatheis 
 
 23.15. after the m. of the Babylonians of Chaldea 
 45. a. t. m. of adulteresses, and a. t. m. of women 
 John 2. 6. after the m. of the purifying of the Jews 
 Acts 15.1. ye be circumcised after the m. of Moses 
 Rom. 6.19. I speak after the m. of men, 1 Cor. 15. 
 
 .32. Gal. 3. 15. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 25. after the SAvno //?. also he took the cup 
 Gal. 2.14. being a Jew, livest a. them, of the Gent. 
 
 After this MANNER. 
 
 Gen. 18.25. that be far from thee to do after this m. 
 39 . 19 . saying, after this tn. did thy servant to me 
 45. 23. to his father he sent after this m. ten asses 
 Num. 28.24. after this tn. ye shall offer daily 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 6 . Ahithophel hath spoken after thism. 
 Jer. 13. 9. after thism. will 1 mar the prideof.luciah 
 Mat. 6. 9. aft. thism. therefore pray ye, Our Father 
 1 Cor. 7 . 7 . one after this tn. and another after that 
 1 Pet. 3, 5. after this m. in old time, women trusted 
 
 See Like. 
 
 On this MAN N'ER. 
 
 Gen. .32.19. saying, on this m. shall ye speak to Esau 
 1 Sam. 18. 24. toltl Saul, saying, on th. m. spake D. 
 fLSam. 15. 6. on this tn. did Absalom to all Israel 
 
 1 Kings 22. 20. one said on this m. 2 Chron. 18. 19- 
 
 2 Chr. 32.15. let not Hezek. persuade you on this tn. 
 
 MANNERS. 
 
 Lev. 20. 23. shall not walk in the m. of the nations 
 2 Kings 17 . .34. they do after the former m. 
 
 Ezek. 11.12. have done after the m. of the heathen 
 Acts 1.3. 18. forty years suffered he their m. 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. evil communications corrupt good m. 
 Heb. 1. 1. God in divers m. spake in time past 
 M.4N servant. 
 
 Exod. 20.10. not do work, thy’ m. servant. Dent.5.14. 
 17 . not covet thy neighbour's m. serv. I hit. 5. 21. 
 
 21. 27 . and if he smite out his m. servant's tooth 
 .32. if the ox shall push a m. servant, he shall cive 
 
 Deut. 12. 18. must eat them, thou and thy m. terx. 
 
 16. 11. shalt rejoice, thou and thy tn. seriant, 14. 
 31.13. if 1 did despise the cause of my m. servant 
 Jer. 34. 9. every' man let his m servant go free, 10, 
 MAN.-’>lONS. 
 
 John 14. 2. in my’ Father's house are many’ m. 
 MAN-i/aycr. 
 
 Rom. 35. 6. six cities ye shall appoint for m.-slayer 
 
 12. that the m.-slayer die not, till he stand before 
 
 MA's-slayers. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 9 . that the law was made for m.-slayers 
 4IANTLE. 
 
 Judg. 4.18. .Tael covered Sisera with a m. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 14. an old man, and covere/l with a m. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 13. Elijah wrapped his face in his m. 
 
 19 . and Elijah cast his tn. upon Elisha 
 
 2 Txings 2. 8. Elijah took his m. andsmote the waters 
 
 1.3. Elisha took Elijah's m. that fell from him, 14. 
 Ezra 9 . 3. and when 1 heard this. 1 rent my m. 5. 
 Job 1. 20. then Job arose and rent his m. 
 
 2. 12. and they rent every one his m. 
 
 Psal. 109. 29. with their confusion, as with a m. 
 MANTLE.'^. 
 
 Isa. 3. 22. T will take away the ///.and wimples 
 Dan. 3. t 21. these men were bound in their m. 
 MANY 
 
 Signifies, [1] A great number, Judg. 9. 40. [2] xllt 
 mankind, Rom. 5. 19. [3] The elect or believers 
 
 only. Mat. 26. 28. Rom. 5. 19. [4] All the. un¬ 
 godly that perish, IMat. 7. 13. [5] Great, Psal. 
 ]8.t 16. [6] Eery often, Psal. 78. [7] During 
 
 life, Hos. 3. 3. [8] A long time, Hos. 3. 4. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 4. my covenant is with thee, thou shalt be a 
 father of m. nations, 5. Rom. 4. 17 , 18. 
 . 37 . 3. he made him a coat of m. colours, 23. .32. 
 Exod. 19 . 21. they gaze, and tn. of them perish 
 Num. 10. .‘56. when the ark rested, Closes said, re¬ 
 turn, O Lord, to the m. thousands of Israel 
 13. 18. and see whether they be few or m. 
 
MAR 
 
 MAR 
 
 MAN 
 
 Kum.^6. 54 . to m. thou shalte-ive more inheritance 
 56. the possession be divided between m. and tew 
 tio. vi. from them that have m. cities, shall pive m. 
 JJent.i;. 1 . hath cast out m. nations before thee 
 
 15. 6 . thou shalt lend to m. nations, 28. 12 . 
 
 31. 17 and w. evils shall betall them, 21 . 
 
 Josh. 11. 4. with horses and chariots very m. 
 
 Judg. 9. 40. m. were overthrown and wounded 
 
 16 . 24. the destroyer which slew m. of us 
 lHam. 2 . 5 . she that hath w. children is feeble 
 
 14. 6 . no restraint to the Lorrl to sa\ e by m. or few 
 2 k(vm. 24.114. for his mercies are m. 
 
 1 Kings4. 20. .ludah and Israel vvere m. as the sand 
 7 . 47 . unweighed, because they were exceeding m. 
 
 ' 18. 25. and dress it first, for ye are m. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 22. and her witchcrafts are so m. 
 
 1 Chron. 23.17. the sons of Uehabiah were very m. 
 
 28. 5. for the Lord hath given me m. sons 
 Z Chron. 11. 23. Rehoboam desired nt. wives 
 14. 11. nothing with thee to help with m. or few 
 30. 17 . there were m. in congregation not sanctilied 
 
 18. m. of Ephraim and IVlanasseh not cleansed 
 Ezra 10. 13. we are m. that have transgressed 
 Keh. 5. 2. we, our sons and our daugliters are m. 
 
 6.18. there were m. in .ludah sworn to Tobiah 
 7 . 2 . he was faithful, and feared Gpd above m. 
 
 13. 26. among m. nations was no king like him 
 Esth. 4 . 3 . and m. lay in sackcloth and ashes 
 Job 4. 3. behold, thou hast instructed m. 
 
 11. 19 . yea, m. shall make suit unto thee 
 Psal. 3. 1. nt. are they that rise up against me 
 
 2. there be m. that say of my soul, 4. 6 . 
 
 25. 19 . consider mine enemies, they are m. 56. 2. 
 
 31. 13. for I have heard the slander of m. 
 
 32. 10. ni. sorrows shall be to the wicked 
 34. 19 . m. are the afflictions of the righteous 
 37 . 16. is better than the riches of ?«. wicked 
 
 40.3. w. shall see it and fear, and trust in the I.ord 
 ' 55.18. he delivered, for there were m. with me 
 ' 71 . 7 . 1 am as a wonder to m. thou art my refuge 
 119. 157 . ni. are my persecutors and enemies 
 Prnv. 4 . 10 . and tlie years of thy life shall be m. 
 
 7 . 26. for she hath cast down ?w. wounded 
 
 10. 21. the lips of the righteous feed 7)i. 
 
 14. 20. but the rich hath nt. friends 
 
 19 . 4. wealth maketh rn. friends, but the poor 
 28. 2. for.transgression m. are the princes thereof 
 
 27 . he that hideth his eyes, shall have m. a curse 
 Peel. 11. 8. the days of darkness shall be m. 
 
 Isa. 31.1. and trust in chariots because they are 
 53. 11. by his knowledge shall he justify m. 
 
 12. he bare the sin of m. and made intercession 
 66. 16. and the slain of the Lord shall be m. 
 fer. 5. 6. because their transgressions are rn. 
 
 14. 7 . for our ba^ ksli-dings are m. we sinned 
 42. 2 . pray for us, for we are left hut few of m. 
 
 46. 16. he made m. to fall, one fell on another 
 Patn. 1. 22. for my sighs are ni. my heai t is faint 
 pzek. .33. 24. but we are m. the land is given us 
 Dan. 8. 25. and by peace shall destroy m. 
 
 11. 14. there shall ni. stand up against the king 
 
 33. thev that understand shall instruct ni. 
 
 44. to destroy and utterly to make away m. 
 
 12. 2. m. that sleep in the dust shall awake 
 
 4. ni. shall run to and fro, and knowledge be 
 Dos. 8. 11. I’phraim hath made m. altars to sin 
 Kah. 1. 12. thoueh they be quiet, and likewise m. 
 Peeh. 8.20. there shall come inhabitants of m. cities 
 Kial.i. 6. but did turn m. away from iniquity 
 Mat.’i. 13. and m. there be that go in thereat 
 
 22. m. will say to me in that day. Lord, Lord 
 8.11. m. shall come from the east and west 
 
 13. 58. he did not m. mighty works there 
 
 39. .30. m. that are first shall be last, Mark 10. .31. 
 
 20.16. for m. be called, but few chosen, 22.14. 
 
 ' 24. 5. for m. shall come in my name and shall 
 deceive m. Mark 1,3. 6. f.uke 21. 8. 
 12. iniquity abound, the love of m. shall wax cold 
 26.28. blood shed for m. || 27. 53. they ap|)ear to m. 
 Mark 5. 9. name is Legion, for we are w. l.vke 8. .30. 
 Duke 1.16. m. shall he turn to the T.ord their God 
 2. .34. this child for the fall and rising of wo in Tsr. 
 4. 25. m. widows. || 27. m. lepers were in Israel 
 41. and devils also came out of m. crying out 
 7 . 47 . her sins which are m. are forgiven 
 
 14.16. certain man made great supper, and bade W7. 
 John 6. 9. but what are they among so m.f 
 
 60 . m. therefore of his disciples Sjjid, 66 . 
 
 10. 41. and m. resorted to him, and said 
 
 21. 11. for all so m. the net was not broken 
 Acts 9. 13. 1 have heard by m. of this man 
 ; 12. 12. where m. were gathered together 
 19. 19. m. brought their books and burnt them 
 
 26.10. m. of the saints did 1 shut up in prison 
 Rom. 5.15. if thro’ the offence of one m. be dead, the 
 
 gift by grace of .lesus C. hath abounded to m. 
 19’ m. were made sinners, m. be made riahteous 
 12. 5. so we, being m. are one body in Christ 
 16.2. she hath been a succourer of w;. and of m vself 
 
 1 Cor. 1.26. not m. wi-e, not m. mighty are called 
 4. 15. yet have ye not m. fathers, for in C. Jesus 
 
 ' 8. 5. as there be gods m. and lords m. 
 
 10. 5. but with m. God was not well pleased 
 
 17 . we being 7 W. are one bread, and one body 
 . 33 . but the profit of m. that they may be saved 
 31. 30. for this cause m. are weak and m. sleep 
 12 . 14. the body is not one member, but m. 
 
 16. 9 . great door, and there are m. adversaries 
 
 2 Cor. li 11. that thanks may be given by m. 
 
 2. 6. this punishment was milicted of m. 
 
 17 . we are not as m. which corrupt the word 
 4 . 15. thro’ thanksgiving of wi. redound to glory 
 
 6.10, as poor, yet making m. ricli, having nothing 
 9. 2. and your zeal hath provoked very m. 
 
 Oal. 1. 14. and profited above m. my equals 
 
 3. 16. he saith not, and to seeds, as of m. 
 
 Phil. 1. 14. m. breth. waxin" confident by my bonds 
 3.18. m. walk of whom I have told you often 
 Deb. 2. 10. in bringing m. sons to glory, to make 
 7 . 2.3. and they truly'^were m. priests 
 9.28. Christ was once offered to bear the sins of m. 
 11.12. sprang of one so »j. as the stars of the sky 
 
 Jam. 3. 1. my brethren, be notm. masters 
 2 Cet. 2. 2. m. shall follow pernicious ways 
 
 1 John 2.18. even now are thei e m. antichrists 
 
 4. 1. because m. false prophets are gone out into 
 
 MAI'JY. 
 
 pzod. 23. 2. speak in a cause to decline after m. 
 
 As MANY . . 
 
 prod. .35. 22. and asrrt. as were willing-hearted 
 Judg. 3. 1. as m. as had not known all the wars 
 
 2 kiam. 2. 2.3. as m.as came to the place .stood still 
 2 Chr. 29 . 31. as m. as were of free heart brought 
 Mat. 22. 9 . as rn. as ye find bid to the marriage 
 
 10. and gathered together as m. as they found 
 Mark 6. 56. as m. as touched liim were made whole 
 Luke 11. 8. will rise and give a.s m. r«he needeth 
 John 1. 12. but asm. a.vreceived him, to them gave 
 17 . 2 . give eternal life to as m. as hast given him 
 Acts 2. . 39 . even to asm. ai the Lord shall call 
 .3. 24. as m. as have spoken have also foretold 
 
 5. 11. fear came on as rn. as heard these things 
 36. who was slain, and as rn. as obeyed him, .37. 
 
 10. 45. were astonished, as m.as came with Peter 
 1.3. 48. asm. as were ordained to life believed 
 Rom. 2. 12. as m. as have sinned without law, and 
 asm. as have sinned in the law, shall be judged 
 8. 14. for as m. as are led by the Spirit of God 
 Gal. .3.10. as m. as are of the works of the law 
 
 6. 12. asm. as desire to make a fair shew in the flesh 
 
 16. and as m. as walk according to this rule 
 Phil. .3.15. as m. as be perfect be thus minded 
 Col. 2. 1. and for as m. as have not seen my face 
 1 Tim. 6. \ .as m. servants as are under the yoke 
 Rev. 2. 24. but to as m. as have not this doctrine 
 
 3. 19. as rn. as I love I rebuke and chasteii 
 13, i5. cause that as m. as would not worship beast 
 8ee Biii.iF.VEi), Days, How. 
 
 MANY people. 
 
 Prod. 5. 5. behold, \.\\e.people of the land now are m. 
 Dent. 2. ^\. people great and rn. and tall as Anakims 
 Jndg.'i. 2. the people are too m. for me H 4. yet too m. 
 
 1 8am. 6.19. the Lord had smitten rn. of the people 
 
 2 Sarn. 1.4. and w.of tlie people are fallen and dead 
 Ezra 10.1.3. hut ih&people are m. and time of rain 
 Ksth. 8. 17. rn. people of land became Jews tor tear 
 Isa. 2. .3. m. people shall go and say, come let us go 
 
 4. he shall judge and rebuke m. people 
 17 . 12. woe to the multitude of m. people which 
 pzek. ,3. 6. not to m. people of a strange speech 
 
 17 . 9 . sliall wither without m. people to pluck it 
 32. 9 . 1 will also vex the hearts e\i m. people \s\\e.rx 
 
 10. I will make m. people amazed at thee 
 
 .38.9. thou, tliv bands, and m.people with thee, 15. 
 Mic.^.'.^. heshall jiidtre among m.people, and rebuke 
 
 I. 3. and thou shalt’beat in pieces m. people 
 
 5. 7 . remn. of Jacob shall be in m.people 
 
 Zech.^.a. m.people shall come and seek the Lord 
 Rev. 10. 11. thou must prophesy before m.people 
 
 MANY things. 
 
 Job 16. 2. Job said, I have heard m. such things 
 23. 14. and m. such things are with him 
 Peel. 6. 11. there be m. that increase vanity 
 
 isa. 42. 20. seeing rn. things, but observest not 
 Mat. 1.3. 3. he spake rn. things to them in parables 
 16. 21. and suffer m. things of the elders and chief 
 priests, Mark^. .31. 1 9.12. Imke 9. 22. 117- 25. 
 25. 21. I will make tliee ruler over wi. things, Uli. 
 
 27 .13. Pilate saith, hearest thou not how m. things 
 they witness aeainst thee I Mark 15. 4. 
 19 . T have suffered m. things this day in a dream 
 Mark 5. 26. suffered m. things of many physicians 
 
 6. 20. he did m. things, and heard him gladly 
 
 7 . 4. m. things there be, as washing of cups, 8 , 13. 
 15. . 3 . chief priests accused him of m. things 
 
 Luke 10. 41. thou art troubled about m. Atings 
 
 11. 53. to provoke him to speak of m. things 
 John8.Q6. 1 havem. r/img.vfosay, and judge, 16.12. 
 
 21. 25. there are m. oflier things which Jesus did 
 Aets 26. 9. that T ought to do m. things contrdry 
 2 Cor. 8. 22. we have'proved diligent inm. things 
 Gal. .3. 4. have ye suffered so m. things in vain r 
 2 Tirrt.X. 18. in how m. things he ministered to me 
 Deb. 5. 11. of whom we have m. things to say 
 Jam. 3. 2. for in m. things we offend all 
 2 John 12. having m. things to write to you, 3 John 
 MANY a time. [13. 
 
 Ps. 78. 38. yea, m. a turned he his anger away 
 129. 1. m. a time have they afflicted me, 2. 
 
 MANY times. 
 
 1 Kings 22.16. how m.. times shall T adjure thee ? 
 Neh. 9. 28. m. didst deliver them, 106.43 
 See Waters. 
 
 MANY years. 
 
 Lev. 25. 51. if there be yet m. years behind 
 Ezra 5. 11. the house that wasbuilded m. years 
 Neh. 9. .30. yet m. years dirtst thou forbear them 
 Eccl. h. .3. if a man beget children, anti live m. years 
 
 II. 8. if a man live m'. years, and rejoice in them all 
 Tsa. 32.10. m, days and years shall ye be troubled 
 Ezek. .38. 17. prophets, which prophesied m. years 
 Zeeh. 7 . 3. weep, as 1 have done these so m. years 
 Luke 12. 19. thou hast goods laid up for m. years 
 
 15. 29. he said, lo, these m. years i\o 1 serve thee 
 Actsik. 10. thou hast been of w.yeRr.f a judge 
 17 . now after m. years 1 came to bring alms 
 Rom. 15. 23. a great desire m. years to come to you 
 MAIL 
 
 Lev. 19. 27 . nor m. the corners of thy beard 
 RuthX. 6. lest I OT.mine own inheritance 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 5. images of your mice that m. the land 
 
 2 Kings .3.19. and m. every good piece of land 
 Job .30. 13. they w. mv liath, they set forward 
 Jer. 13. 9 . thus will I w.^the^nde of Judah 
 
 Isa. 52.14. his visase was so m. more than any man 
 jer 1.3. 7 . girdle was m. |118. 4. the vessel was m 
 Nall. 2. 2. emptied, and m. their vine-branches 
 Mark 2 22. wine spilled, and the bottles will be rn 
 MAKAN-ATUA 
 
 Signifies, The Txird comes, or. The T.ord is come 
 It was a form of threatening, cursing, or ana 
 thematizing among the Jews, 1 Cor. 16. 22. If 
 any tnau lovB not the Loxd Jesus Chvisti let him be 
 
 anathema, Maran-atha, that is, Let him be ac' 
 cursed in, or at the coming of our Lord. Most 
 commentators say, that the .Maran-atha is the 
 greatest of all anathemas among the Jews, as tf 
 'the apostle Paul had said. May he be devoted to 
 the greatest of evils, and to the utmost severity 
 of God’s judgments ; may the Ixn'd come quickly 
 to take vengeance on him. Others say, that the 
 word may be understood in an absolute sense ; 
 Let him be anathema: 1 he Lord is come, the 
 Messiah has appeared, evil to him that receives 
 him not; the apostle particularly applying him¬ 
 self to the unbelieving Jews. 
 
 MARBLE. 
 
 1 Chron. 29 . 2 . T have prepared m. in abundance 
 Esth. 1. 6. fastened to silver rings and pillars of w,. 
 
 pavement of red, blue, white, and black m. 
 Cant. 5.15. his legs are as pillars of w. set on sockets 
 Rev. 18. 12. tlie vessels of m. no man buyeth 
 MARCH. 
 
 Psal. 68. 7.'when thou didst w. thro’ tiie wilderness 
 Da. 27 . +4. set briars, 1 would m. against them 
 Jer. 46. 22. for they shall m. with an army 
 Jee/2. 7 . they shall m. every one on his ways 
 Dab. 1. 6. which shall m. thro’ the breadth of the land 
 1". thou didst m. through the land in indignation 
 MARCJIEU. 
 
 Exod. 14. 10. behold, the Egyptians m. after them 
 MARCHED.ST. 
 
 Judg. 5.4. when thou m. the earth trembled 
 ]MA R K, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 4.15. the Lord set a m. upon Cain, lest any 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 20. 1 will shoot, as though 1 shot at a m. 
 Job 7 . 20. why hast thou set me as a m. against 
 
 thee? 16. 12. Lam. 3. 12. 
 Ezek. 9 . 4. set a m. on the men that sigh and cry 
 6. come not near any man on whom is the m. 
 
 Phil. .3. 14. 1 press toward the m. for the prize 
 Rev. 13.16. he caused all to receive aw. 
 
 17 . none migiit buy, save he that had the m. 
 
 14. 9 . if any man receive his m. in his forehead 
 
 11. have no rest, whosoever receiveth his m. 
 
 15. 2. got victory over his image, and over his m. 
 
 16. 2. sore on them that had the w. of the beast 
 
 19 . 20. lie deceived them that received m. of beast 
 
 20. 4. nor receivefl his m. they lived with Christ 
 
 MARK, Kerb. 
 
 Ruth 3. 4. thou shalt w. the place where heshall lie 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 28. m. when Amnon’s heartis merry 
 1 KingsiO. 7 . w. how this man seeketh mi.sclnef 
 
 22. the prophet said.w. and see vvliat thou doest 
 Job 18.2. m. and afterwards we will speak 
 
 21.5. m. me and be astonished, and lay yourhanrl 
 3.3. .31. m. well, O Job, hearken to me, I will speak 
 .39.1. canst thou m. when the hinds do calve r 
 
 Psal. . 37 . 37 . m. the perfect man. his end is peace 
 48. 13. m. well her bulwarks, consider her palaces 
 
 56.6. they m. m v steps, when they wait for my sou*. 
 1.30. 3. if thou. Lord, shouldest m. iniquities 
 
 Ezek. 44. 5. m. well, m. the entering of the house 
 Rom. 16. 17 . m. them who cause divisions, avoid 
 Phil. 3. 17 . w.them who walk so, as ye have us 
 MARKED. 
 
 ^ Sam.l. 12. as she prayed, Eli m. her mouth 
 Job 22. 15. hast thou m. the old way which wicked 
 24. 16. which they had ni. in the day time 
 Jer. 2. 22. yet tliiiie iniquiD’ is w. before me 
 
 23. 18. who hath m. his word and heard it 
 Luke 14. 7 when he m. how they chose rooms 
 
 MARKS. 
 
 Lev. 19. 28. ye shall not print any m. upon you 
 Gal. 6. 17 . 1 bear in my body the m. of the Lord 
 MARKEST. 
 
 Job 10. 14. if I sin, then thou m. wilt not acquit 
 MARKETH. 
 
 Job 33. 11. my feet in stocks, he tw. all my paths 
 Isa. 44. 13. the carpenter m. it out with the compass 
 MARKEf. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . 1.3. they traded in thy w. 17,19, 25. 
 
 Mat. 20. 3. he saw others standing idle in the in. 
 Mark 7 . 4. and w hen they come from the m. 
 
 12. 38. and love salutations in the m. place 
 Luke 7 . .32. like children sitting in the m. place 
 John 5. 2. there a pool at .lerusa. by the sheep m. 
 Acts 16. 19 . and drew them into the m. place 
 
 17. 17 . he disputed in the m. daily with them 
 MARKETS. 
 
 Mat. 11. 16. like children sitting in the m. 
 
 23. 7. love greetings in the m. Luke 11.43.1 20.46. 
 
 MARRIAGE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A civil contract, by which a mail and 
 a woman are joined together, which was instituted 
 by God for the prevention of uncleanness, the 
 propagation of mankind, and that the parties so 
 contracting might be mutual helps and comforts 
 to one another, Gen. 2. 18, 22, 23. John 2. 1. 1 
 Cor. 7 . 2. Heb. 1.3. 4. [2] That marriage cove¬ 
 nant which is between God and his church, even 
 the covenant of grace, wherein God graciously 
 promises to be the God of his people, and to forgive 
 and sanctify them through the inents oj Jesus 
 Christ and the influences of his Spirit, and so 
 make them a willing people to himself, Isa. 54. 5. 
 ler. 3. 14. Hos. 2. 19, 20. The union between 
 'husband and wife is so near, that thereby is repre 
 seated the mystical union, the sacred and .spiritual 
 marriage of Christ with his church, Lph. 5. 30^ 
 .31, .32. 
 
 Eio'd. 21. 10. her duty of m. shall he not diminish 
 Psal. 78. 63. their maidens were not given lorn. 
 Mat "" a king who made a m. tor bis son 
 
 4. come to the m. ll 9. all ye find, bid to the m. 
 30. in the resurrection not given in m. but as the 
 angels in heaven. Mark 12. 25. Luke 20. 35. 
 
 24. .38. given in m. until the <lay that Noe entered 
 25 ! 10. that were ready went in ^yith him to thew. 
 
 Luke 17 . 27 . they eat, they were given io "»• 20. 34. 
 John 2. 1. there was a m. in Cana of Galilee 
 
 C lesus was called and his disciples to the w. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . .38. he, that giveth her in m. doeth well, 
 blithe that giveth her not in m. doeth better 
 Deb. 13. 4. m, is honourable in all, and the bed 
 
 303 
 
MAR 
 
 MAS 
 
 MAT 
 
 Hev. 19. 7- for the m. of the T-anib is come 
 9. blessed tliat are cal led to the m. supper of Lamb 
 MAKRlAGlvS. 
 
 Gen. .34. 9 . and make .ve m. with us, and give 
 JJeut. 7. .3. neither shalt thou make ?n. with tliem 
 Jos/t. 23. 12. else if he shall make m. with them 
 jMARRY. 
 
 Gen. .38. 8 . go in to thy brother's wife, and m. her 
 Is'um. .36. 6 . let them /«. to whom they think best, 
 only to family of their father’s tribe shall they m. 
 J)eut. 25. 5. the wife of dead shall not m. without 
 Jsa. 62. 5. so shall thy sons ?n. thee, as bridegroom 
 Alat. 5. 32. whosoever shall m. her tliat is divorced 
 committeth adultery, 19. 9 . AJarA 10. 11 . 
 19. 10. it the case be so, it is not good to ni. 
 
 £2. 24. his brotht-r shall m. his wife and raise seed 
 30. in the resurrection they neither ?n. nor are 
 given in tnarriage, AJark 12 . 25. J.nke 20. .35. 
 1 Cor. 7 . 9. but if they cannot contain, let them m. 
 
 . tor It is better to m. than to burn 
 28. if thou w. it a virgin tn. she hath not sinned 
 .36. do what he will he sinneth nor, let them m. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 3. forbidding to m. and commanding to 
 5. 11 . they liave begunto wax wanton, they will m. 
 14. that the younger women -m. bear children 
 A'lARRIKD. 
 
 Gen. 19 .14. T.ot spake to them that ot. his daughters 
 20. + .3. tor the woman is m. to a husband 
 J^xod. 21. .3. ii'm. his wife shall go out with him 
 Lev. 22. 12. if m. to a stranger, she may not eat 
 JS'u/n. 12. 1. the Ethiopian woman wliom he had m. 
 36. 3. if they be m. to the sons of other tribes 
 11. were m. to their father’s brotliers’ sons 
 JDeut. 22. 22. if a man found lying with a woman m. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 21. whom he m. when sixty years old 
 
 2 Chron..V.i. 21. Abijah m. fourteen wives 
 L!eh. 1.3. 2.3. .lews that had m. wives of Ash.dod 
 Prov. 30. 2.3. an odious woman when she is m. 
 
 Isa. 54. 1. more children of desolate than of wr. 
 
 62. 4. l ord delighteth in thee, thy land shall be m. 
 Jer. .3. 14. turn. O children, for 1 am m. to you 
 Mai. 2. 11. hath m. the daughter of a strange god 
 AJat. 22. 25. the first when he had m. deceased 
 Mark 6. 17 . Philip's wife, for he had m. her 
 
 10. 12. be ni. to another, committeth adultery 
 Ln/e 14. 20. I have m. a wife, and cannot come 
 
 17. 27 . they did eat, they drank, they w. wives 
 Pom. 7 . .3. it while her husband liveth she be m. 
 
 4. become dead, that ye should be ?n. to another 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 10 . to the m. 1 command, yet not 1 
 .3.3. he that is m. ll .34. she that is m. careth for 
 39. to be m. to wliom she will, only in the Lord 
 
 MARRlE'lll. 
 
 Jsa. 62. 5. as a young man m. a virgin, so shall 
 Alat. 19. 9. and whoso m. her who is put away, 
 doth commit adultery, Luke 16. 18. 
 MARRYING. 
 
 AWi. 1.3. 27 . do this great evil in m. strange wives 
 Alat. 24. 38. they were m. and giving in marriage 
 ^ .MARIxNER.S. '• 
 
 L%ek. 27 . 8. the inhabitants of Zidon were thy m. 
 9^ the ships of the sea w ith their m. were in thee 
 
 27 . thy ni. shall tall into the midst of the seas 
 29. the VI. shall come down from their .ships 
 
 Jonah 1. 5. then the m. were afraid, and cried 
 ^ _ . MARISIIES. 
 
 Lzek. 47 .11. miry places and nu shall not be healed 
 .. MARROW 
 
 Signifies, A soft oily .substance, contained in the 
 hollow oj hones, .lob 21. 24. 'lo which are com¬ 
 pared, [1] L'he delicate, strengthening, and com- 
 Jortmg provisions, which God has made fur his 
 church and people in the gospel and his ordi¬ 
 nances here, but e.^pecial/y in heaven hereafter 
 1 sa.l. 63. 5. Jsa. 25. 6. [2] 'Ihe most secre 
 
 thoughts oj the heart, Ileb. 4. 12. 
 
 Job 21. 24. his bones are moistened with m. 
 
 IJal. 6.3. 5. my soul shall be satisfied as with m. 
 66.115. 1 will offer burnt sacrifices of m. 
 
 Prov. .1. 8. it shall be health and m. to thy bones 
 JM. 25. 6. Lord make a feast of fat things full of/« 
 litb.A. 12. to the dividing asunder of joints and 
 MART. 
 
 Jsa. 23. 3. Tyre, and she is a m. of nations 
 ^ MARIYR. 
 
 Pets 22. 20. the blood of thy m. Stephen was shec 
 Pev.2. 13. wherein Antipas was my faithful m. 
 
 „ MAITIYRS. 
 
 Pev. 17 . 6 . woman drunken with blood of m. of J 
 MARVET,. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.14. no m. tor Satan himself is transformer 
 
 , MARVEL. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 8. It thou seest, m. not at the matter 
 Mark o. 20. he began to publish, and all men did m 
 John 3. 7 . m. not that 1 said, ye must be born agair 
 
 5. 20. shew him greater works, that ye may m 
 
 28. w.not at tins 117.21.done one work, and yew 
 Acts 3.12. men of Israel, why m. ye at this.' 
 
 Gal. 1. 6. J ni. that ye are so soon removed from 
 1 John 3. 1.3. m. not if the world hate you 
 
 Pev. 17 . 7 . the angel said, wherefore didst thou m ■ 
 MARVELLED. 
 
 Gen. 43. 33. and the men ?n. one at another 
 
 48. 5. they saw if, and so iliey m. they hastec 
 JMat. 8. 10. M'hen Jesus lieard it, he w. and said 
 27 . the men m. || 9. 8. m. and glorified God, .33 
 £1. 20. when the disciples saw it, they m. saying 
 
 22. 22. they m. at him. Alark 12. 17 . I.uke 20. £6 
 £7.14. that the governor m. Alark 15. 5, 44. 
 
 Mark 6. 6. he m. because of their unbelief 
 Luke 1. 21. the people m. that he tarried so long 
 
 63. Saying, his nanie is John, and they m. all 
 £. .33. .losepli and his mother m. at those thincs 
 7" 9. when .lesus heard these things he nt. at him 
 11. .38. and when the Pharisee saw if, he m. 
 
 4 . 27 . thedisciples w. he talked with the womar 
 7- 15. .lews m. how knoweth this man letters 
 Acts 2. 7 . m. saying, are not these Galileans ? 
 
 4.13. they m. and took knowledge of them 
 .MARVELI.OU.S. 
 
 ^ Sam. 13. + 2. it was in. in the eyes of Amnon 
 Job 5. 9 . w ho doeth m. things without number 
 
 304 
 
 Job 10. 16. thou shewest thyself m. upon ine 
 Psal. 17 . 7 . shew thy m. loving-kindness 
 .31. 21. he hath shewed me liis w. kindness 
 78.12. m. things did he in the sight of their fathers 
 98. 1. O sing to Lord, for he hath doner//, tilings 
 118. 23. this is the Lord’s doing, it is m. in our 
 eyes, Alat. 21. 42. Mark 12. 11. 
 Pan. 11. 36. shall speak m. tilings ag. God of gods 
 Mic. 7 . 15 . will I shew unto liiin ni. things 
 Zech. 8. 6. if it be ///.should it be m. in mine eyes ? 
 John 9. .3t). herein is a m. thing, that ye know not 
 1 /-’ct. 2.9.calledyououtofdarkn. into liis/w. light 
 Pev. 15. 1. another sign in lieaven, great and/n. 
 MARVi.I.I.OU.S work. 
 
 Isa. 29 .14. behold, I will proceed to do a m. work 
 M A R V Iv 1. L( 1U .S works. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 12. remember his m. works, Ps. 105. 5. 
 24. declare his ni. /rwT.r among all nations 
 
 Psal. 9 . 1. 1 will shew forth all thy m. works 
 139.14. great and m. are thy works, Pev. 15. 3. 
 xMARVELLOU.Si.Y. 
 
 2 Chr. £6. 15. he was m. helped fill he was strong 
 Job . 37 . 5. God thundereth m. with his voice 
 Hah. 1. 5. behold, and regard, and wonder m. 
 
 . MARVEL.S. 
 
 Exod. 34. 10. 1 will do/w. such as have not been 
 MA.SON.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 5.11. Hiram sent to David m. 1 Chr. 14.1. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 12 . they gave money to m. and hewers 
 , of stone, 22. 6 . L'z/a 3. 7 . 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 2. he set m. to hew w rought stones 
 
 2 Chron. 24.12. they hired m. to repair tlie house 
 
 MA.ST, S. 
 
 Prov. 23. .34. as he that lieth on the top of a m. 
 
 Isa. .30. t 17 . left as a ///. on tlie top of a hill 
 3.3. 2.3. they could not well strengthen their m. 
 Ezek. 27 . 5 . taken cedars from Lebanon to make m. 
 MA.S'IER 
 
 Is a title applied, [1] 7b Christ, who is the chief 
 Langtver, and Teacher, xoho only lan teach jiow- 
 erjully and inwardly, and in matters of jaith 
 and worship is only to be followed, J.Iat. 2.3. 8, 
 10. [2] 7 b preachers and ministers of the word, 
 Eccl. 12. 11. [.3] To .luch as teach or educate 
 
 disciples or scholars, Luke 6. 40. [ 4 ] 'do such 
 as have rule over servants, Eph. 6." 5. [3] 'To 
 such as ambitiously af ect vain applause, or pre¬ 
 cedency arid superiority above others. Mat. 2.3. 
 10. [6] 7b such as judge, censure, or reprove 
 
 others rashly, without ground; rigidly, above the 
 merits of the cause; uncharitably, aggravating 
 their faults, and wresting things to the wor.H sense ; 
 or magisterially, out of a spirit of pride, ambi¬ 
 tion, or contradiction. Jam. .3. 1. 
 
 Gen. . 39 .20. .losepli’s m. put him in prison 
 Exod. 21. V,. if she pleased not her m. w ho betrothed 
 32. shall give to their m. thirty shekels of silver 
 22. 8. the/ra. ofthehouseshall be brouchttojudges 
 Peut. 15. +2. every m. of the lending of his hand 
 Judg. 19 . 22. and spake to the m. of the house 
 23. the m. of the house went out unto them 
 1 Ham. 25.14.David sent messengers to salute our m. 
 17 . for evil is determined against our m. 
 
 26.16. because you have not kept your m. 
 
 2. Sam. 2.7 .foryour m. Saul is deaa and the house 
 
 1 Kings 22. 17. these have no m. 2 Chron. 18. 16. 
 
 2 K mgs 6. 5. he cried, alas m. for it was borrowed 
 
 22. tlieymayeat and drink, and go to their m. 
 
 23. sent them away, and they went to their/«. 
 
 10. 2. seeing your///, sons are with you 
 
 3. look out the best of your m. .sons, and set him 
 6. take the heads of your ///. sons, and come 
 19. 6. thus shall ye say to your m. Isa. 37. 6. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 27. and Chenaniah, ///. of tlie song 
 Eccl. 10. t 11. a m. of the tongue is no better 
 Isa. 24. 2. as vvith the servant, so w ith ids m. 
 
 30. t 8. who is the ///. of my cause, let him come 
 Pan. 1. 3. the king spake to the ///. of the eunuchs 
 4. 9. U Belteshazzar, m. of the magicians, 5. 11. 
 Mai. 1. 6. and if j be a///, where is my fear ? 
 
 2 . 12 . the Lord will cut off the m. and the scholar 
 Mat. 8.19. m.l will follow thee whithers. thou goest 
 9.11.why eateth your///.with publicans and sinnei s 
 10 . 25. it they have called the m. Beelzebub 
 12. 38. m. we would see a sign from thee 
 15. 27 . the crumbs which fall from their m. fable 
 17 . 24. they said, doth not your m. pay tribute ? 
 
 22.16. m. we know that thou art true, Alark 12. 14. 
 23. 8. for one is your m. even Christ, 10. 
 
 26. 18. the m. saith, my time is at hand 
 25. m. is it I r |l49. hail m. and kissed, MarklA. 45. 
 AJark5. .35. why froublest thou the m. any more .' 
 
 9.5. m. it is good for us to be here, Luke 9. .33. 
 
 10 . 17 . good m. what shall 1 do ? Luke 10 . 25. 
 
 1.3. 35. for ye know not when the///, cometh 
 
 LukeA. 12. the publicans said, m. what shall we do 
 
 7 . 40. /n.say on || 8. 24. saying,///, we perish 
 
 8. 49 . thy daughter is dead ; trouble not the m. 
 
 1.3. 25. when once the m. of the house is risen 
 
 John A. 10. art thou a ///. in Israel, and knowest not 
 
 11. 28. the m. is come and calleth for thee 
 
 1.3. 13. ye call me ///. and ye say well, for so 1 am 
 14. it i then your m. have washed your feet 
 Acts 27 . 11 . the centurion believed the m. of the ship 
 Eph. 6. 9. knowing your/K. is in heaven. Col. 4.1. 
 
 2 Tim. 2.21. vessel sanctified and meet for the//?, use 
 
 ^ if/> MASTER. 
 
 Gen. 24. 9. put his hand under the thigh of his m. 
 
 10. took ten camels of///!■///. goods oihism. 
 
 39 . 2. .losepli was in house of ///j///. the E.gyptian 
 19 . when his in. heard the words of his wife 
 Exod. 21. 4. if///> m. have given him a wife 
 6. his ///.shall bore his ear through with an awl 
 Peut. 23.15. thou shalt not deliver to his m. the ser¬ 
 vant which is escaped from his m. unto thee 
 Judg.19. 11. the servant said to///J///. let ns lodge 
 
 1 Sam. 20. .38.gathered the arrows and came to hism. 
 25. 10. servants break away every one from hrsm. 
 29: 4. wherewith should reconcile himself to A/Y m. 
 
 2 A mgs 5. 1. K aaman was a great man with his m. 
 25. t.iehazi went in, and stood before///.f ///. 
 
 6. 32. is not the sound of hism. feet behind him ? 
 
 2 Kings 8.14. Ilazael departed and came to /ns m. 
 
 9 . 31. she said, had Zimri peace, who slew his m. 'f 
 
 19. 4. his m. hath sent to reproach God, Isa. 37. 4. 
 1 Chton. 12. 19 . saying, he will fall lo his m. Saul 
 Job 3.19. and the servant is free from his m. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 18. so he that waiteth on his //,. shall be 
 30. 10. accuse not aserv. to his m. lest be curse tliee 
 
 Jsa. 1. 3. 5411(1 thdiiss knoweth /m' 7/1. crib 
 Alai. 1. 6. and a servant honoui etli hts m. 
 
 Alat. 10.24. the discdple is not above h. m. Luke 6.40. 
 
 25. It is enough that the disciple be ns his m. 
 
 Luke 6. 40. every one perfect shall be as his m. 
 Pom. 14. 4. to his own m. he standelh or fallelJi 
 Alp .MA.SI ER. 
 
 Gen. 24. 12. O Ix/id Go<l of my m. Abraham shew 
 kindness lo my m. Abraham, 27.42, 48. 
 
 14. know that thou hast shew ed kinUness to my m. 
 35. the Lord hath blessed my m. greatly 
 
 44, whom the Loid hath appointed for/z.y///. son 
 49. it you will deal truly and kindly with my rn 
 54, and he said, send me aw ay lo my m. 56. 
 
 65. and the servant had said, it is my m. 
 
 39. 8. behold, my m. wotteth not wliat is with me 
 Exod. 21.5. it the servant shall say, 1 love my m 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 6. God forbid I should do this to my m 
 30. 13. my ///. left me because 1 fell .sick 
 
 15. nor deliver me into the hands of my m. 
 
 2 h mgs5. 18. my m. goeth into the house of Rimmca 
 
 20. my ///. hath spared A aaman this .Syrian 
 22._my m. hath sent me, saying, behold 
 
 6. 15. and he said, alas, rny m. how shall we do ** 
 
 10. 9. behold, 1 conspired against///i?///. and slew 
 
 18. 24. how then wilt thou turn away one captain 
 of the least of my m. servants, Isa. .36 9 
 
 27 . hath mym.sfint me to thy master '( Isa. 30 P>* 
 Isa. 30. 8. give pledges, I pray thee, to my m 
 ^ 'Thy MA.-sTER. 
 
 Gen. £4. 51. and let her be thy m. son’s wife 
 
 1 Sam. £9. 10. rise up early with thy m. servants 
 
 ^ pertained lo .Saul 
 
 1—8. 1 gave thee, thy m. house, thy m. wives 
 
 16. .3. the king said, where is thy m. son ' 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. Lord will take away thy m. to-<lay 5 
 
 16. let them go, we pray thee, ana seek thyni. 
 
 9. (. thou shalt smite the house of Ahab thy m. 
 
 18. 27 . my master sent me lo thy m. and to the'e 
 
 .MAS 1 EAl-builder. 
 
 ICor. 3.10. as 'ViP.tm.-builder I have laid foundation 
 MA.S'l ERS. 
 
 Efod. 21.4. the wife and her children shall be her/w 
 Psal. 123. 2. as the eyes of servants look to their/w* 
 Prov. 2o. 13. for lie refresheth the soul of his m. 
 
 TccL 12 . 11 . as nails lastened by m. of assemblies 
 Jer. 27 . 4. and command them to say to their m 
 Amos 4. 1 . which say to their///. Jet us drink 
 Zeph. 1 . 9 . who fill their m. houses with violence 
 Alat. 6 . 24. no man can serve two ///. 1 uke 16. 13. 
 £.3. 10. neither be ye called ///. one is your master 
 Acts 16. 16. who brought her ///.much gain 
 
 19. her ///.saw the hope of their gains was gone 
 Ljyh. 6.O. sei \ ants, be obedient to them that are v'our 
 
 ///. Col. A. 22. 'Tit. 2. 9 . 1 Pet. 2 18 
 9 . ye m. do the same things to them. Col. 4 1 
 1 lint. 6. 1. count their ///. worthy of all honour 
 2. that have believing m. let them not despise 
 Jam. 3. 1. brethren, be not many m. knowii,"- 
 MA.SIERY. 
 
 Exod. .32. 18. the voice of them that shout foi m. 
 Pan. 6. 24. and the lions had the ///. of them 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 23. that striveth tor the m. is temperate 
 
 MA.S'l ERIES. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 5. it a man also strive for///, not crowned 
 
 MA'J E. 
 
 Isa. 34.15. vultures be. gath. every one with her m. 
 
 16. not one shall fail, none shall want lier m 
 ^ MAIRLX. 
 
 Exod. 13.12. set apart to Lord all that open m. 15. 
 34. 19 . all that openeth the m, is mine 
 Pum. 3.12. instead of the first-born that open the m. 
 18. 15. every thing that openeth the ///. 13 thine 
 MAI JER. 
 
 Gen. 24. 0 . and sware to him concerning that m. 
 
 30. 15. is it a small m. tliat thou hast taken 
 Exod. 5. t 13. fulfil a ///. of a day in his day 
 18. 16. when they have a///, they come to me 
 22. it shall be that every great ///. they shall bring 
 lo thee, but every small ///. they shall judge 
 
 26. but every small ///. they judged themselves 
 
 23. 7 . keep thee far from a false ///. 
 
 Num. 16. 49 . them that died about the m. of Korah 
 25. 18. beguiled you in ///. cf Peer, in ///. of Cozbi 
 31.16. tocoinmit trespass in the ///. of Peor 
 Peut. 17 . 8 . if there arise a ///. too hard for tliee 
 19.15. at mouth ot three witnesses//?, be established 
 
 24. t 1. he hath found a m. of nakedness in her 
 Judg. 19 . f 24 do not the ///. of this tolly 
 
 Puth 3.18. till thou know’ how the ///. will fallout 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 16. of the m. of the kingdom he told not 
 
 20. 23. touching the ///.thou andT have spoken of 
 
 39 . only Jonathan and David knew the m. 
 
 2 .''am. 1. 4. how went the ///.I pray thee tell me 
 
 18. 1.3. there is no ///. hid from the k'mg 
 
 20. 18. they ended the ///. || 21. the ///. is not so 
 1 Kings 8. 59. at all times as the m. shall require 
 
 15. 5. save in the ///. of Uriah the Hitiite 
 
 1 Chr. 26. .32. for every ;//. pertaining to God 
 
 27 . 1. their otlicers that served the king in anv m. 
 
 2 Chr. 8. 15. departed net from command in any m. 
 
 19. t 6. w ho is with you in Ihe ///. of judgment 
 24. 5. see ye hasten Ihe ///. they hastene/l not 
 
 Ezra 5. 5. to cease, till the m. t'ame to Darius 
 10. 16. and sat dow n to examine the ///. 
 
 Kelt. 6. 1.3. they might have m. for evil report 
 E.yth. 2. 23. w hen inquisition w as made of the ///. 
 
 Job 19 . 28. seeing the root ot the m. is found in me 
 .32. 18. 1 will answer, for I am full of///. 
 
 Psal. 45.1. my heart is inditing a good ///. 
 
 64.5. they encourage themselves in an evil m. 
 
 Prov. 11. 13. a faithful spirit concealeth the m. 
 
 16 . 20. that handleth a ///. wisely shall fimi good 
 
 17 . 9 . that repeateth a ///. separateth very friends 
 
 18. 13. that answereth a ///. before he hearelh it 
 
MAY 
 
 ME 
 
 ME 
 
 ¥tov. 25.2. the honour of kings is to search out a m, 
 £,ccl. 5. ii. it seest oppression, marvel not at the m. 
 10. 20. that which hath wings shall fell the m. 
 
 ■ 12. 1.3. let us hear the conclusion of the m. 
 
 JeT. 7. t22. concerning the m. of burnt offerings 
 .311. 27. for the rn. was not perceived 
 52. + 34. the m. of a day in his day, till death 
 Eiek. 9. 11. he that had the inkhorn, reporteil the m. 
 If). 20. is this of thy whore<loms a small 7n.? 
 
 J)an. 2.10. not a man can shew the king’s w. 
 
 23. thou hast made known to us the king’s m. 
 
 7. 28. hitherto is the end of the m. 1 kept the m. 
 
 9. 23. understand the m. and consider the vision 
 Mark 1. 45. and began to blaze abroad the w. 
 
 10.10. his disciples asked liim again of the same m. 
 Acts 11.4. Peter rehearsed the from beginning 
 
 15.6. the elders came to consider of this w. 
 
 18.14. Gallio said, if it were a ni. of wrong 
 
 19. .38. if Demetrius have a m. against any 
 
 24. 22. 1 will know the uttermost of your w?. 
 
 1 Cor. 6.1. dare any of you having a m. go to law ? 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 5. same might be ready as a /n. of bounty 
 Ga/. 2. 6. whatsoever it were, it maketh no m. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 6. that no man defraud brother in any m. 
 Jam. 3.5. how great a ni. a little lire kindleth ! 
 
 T/iis MATTER. 
 
 Deut. .3.26. L. said, speak no more to me of tkis m. 
 22.26. as a man slaj^eth his neighbour, so is this m. 
 
 1 Sam. .30.24. who will hearken to you in this m. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 42. wherefore be ye angry for this m. ? 
 Ezra 5.5. Darius returned answer concerning t. m. 
 
 17. send his pleasure to us concerning this m. 
 
 10. 4. arise, for this m. belongeth to thee 
 
 9. the people sat trembling because of this m. 
 
 15. Jonathan, Asahel, were employed about t. m. 
 Esth. 9.26. they had seen concerning this m. 
 
 Dan. 1.14. Melzar consented to them in this m. 
 
 .3.16. we are not careful to answer thee in this m. 
 
 4.17. this m. is by the decree of the watchers 
 Actsdi. 21. thou hast neither part nor lot in this m. 
 
 17. .32. we will hear thee again of t. m. others said 
 2 Cor. 7.11. ye approved yourselves clear in this m. 
 MATTER.S. 
 
 Exod. 24. 14. if any have m. let !iim come to them 
 Dent. 16. + 19. a gift perverteth the m. of righteous 
 
 17. 8. if arise m7of controversy too hard for thee 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 18. a son of Jesse that is prudent in m. 
 
 2 Satn. 11.19. hast made an end of telling the m. 
 
 15. 3. Absalom said, see thy m. are good and right 
 19. 29. why speakest thou any more of thy m. ? 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 11. Amariah chief priest over you in m. 
 
 of the Lord, and Zebadiah for all the king’s m. 
 Neh. 6.119. and they uttered my >?i. to J'obiah 
 
 11. 24. Pethahiah in all m. concerning the people 
 Esth. a. A. whether Mordecai’s m. would stand 
 
 9.31. the rn. of the fastings, and their cry, 32. 
 
 Job .33. 13. he giveth not account of his ni. 
 
 Psal. 35. 20. thus devise deceitful m. against them 
 65. t 3. nt. of iniquities prevail against me 
 
 1.31. 1. nor do I exercise myself in great m. 
 Erov.fD.. +12. he overthroweth the »/.of transgressor 
 
 29. t20. seest thou aman that is hasty in his w. ? 
 Dan. 1.20. in wi. of wisdom he found them better 
 
 7.1. he wrote the dream, and told the sum of the m. 
 Mat. 17,. ft?), and have omitted the weightier m. 
 
 Acts 18. 15. for I will be no judge of such m. 
 
 19.39. if ye enquire anj' thing concerning other m. 
 
 25. 20. and there be judged of these m. 
 
 1 Cor.&.l. are ye unworthy to judge the smallest m. 
 
 1 Pet. 4.15. or as a busv-body in other men’s nt. 
 MATTOCK. 
 
 1 Sam. 13.20. to sharpen every man his axe and m. 
 Isa. 7. 25. on all hills shall be digged with the m. 
 MATTOCKS. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 21. j'et they had a file for the m. 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 6. thus did .Tosiah with their m. 
 
 MAUL. 
 
 Prov. 25.18. that bearelh false witness, is a m. 
 MAW. 
 
 Devi. 18. 3. to the priest two cheeks and the m. 
 
 may. 
 
 •2 Satn. 15. 20. seeing T go whither T m. return thou 
 ^fat. 9. 21. she said, if I m. but touch his garment 
 
 26. 42. if this cup m. not pass away from me 
 Deb. 7. 9. and fis 1 w. so sav, Levi paid tithes 
 
 MAY be. 
 
 Gen. 12.13. that it w. be well with me for thy sake 
 
 16. 2. it m. be that I mav obtain children 
 Erod. 1.3. 9. that the Lord’s law rn. be in thy mouth 
 
 20. 20. that his fear m. be before your face 
 Eev. 11. 31. of all meat which m. he eaten 
 
 21. .3. for his sister a virgin he m. be defiled 
 23. 21. that it m. be an holy convocation 
 
 Enm. 10.10. they m. be for a memorial before God 
 32. 32. that the possession m. be ours 
 Dent. 5. 3.3. may live, and that it m. be well with 
 you, 6. 3,18. I 22. 7. Puth .3.1. Jer. 7. 23. 
 29. 13. he m. be to tliee a God as he hath said 
 31. 26. that it OT. Af there for a wdtness against 
 Josh. 22. 27. tliat \fm.be for a witness between 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 6. it m. be the T.ord will work for us 
 
 18. 21. she m. be a snare, Philistines m. be ag. him 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 15. it m. he that the king will perform 
 
 16.12. it m. be T.ord will look on my affliction 
 
 2 /f/w.cr.f 19.4.»?./)cT,. thy Godwin hear, /.vrt,.37.4. 
 
 1 Chron. 17. 27. that it m. he before thee foi' ever 
 Jfzra 9. 12. that yo m. be strong, and eat the good 
 Job 1. 5. it m. be that my .sons have sinned 
 Psal. 59. 1.3. consume them, that they m. not be 
 83. 4. that Israel m. be no more in remembrance 
 
 144.12. that our sons m. be as plants grown up 
 
 1.3. that our garners rtt. be full, atfording store 
 
 14. that our oxen ??/. ie strong to labour 
 
 Prov. 22.19. that thy trust m. be in tlie T.ord 
 Eccl. 1.10. whereof it m. Aesaid, see this is new 
 Isa. .30. 8. that it w. be for the time to come 
 
 18. the T.ord waiteth that he m. be gracious 
 46. 5. thatsvew. be like H 60. 21. 1 m. be glorified 
 Jer. 11.19. that his name m.be no more remembered 
 36. 3. it m. he the house of Judah will hear 
 7. it m. Ae they will present their supplication 
 42. 6. that it m. be well with us when we obey 
 
 Jer. 51. 8. take balm, if so be she m. he healed 
 Lam. 3.29. mouth in dust, if so be there m. be hope 
 Ezek. 12. 3. it m. he they will consider, though they 
 
 14. 11. that they m. be my people, and 1 their God 
 Dan. 4. 27. it m. be a lengthening of tranquillity 
 Dos. 8. 4. they made idols, that they m. be cut off 
 Amos 5. 15. it m. he the Lord will be gracious 
 Zeph. 2. .3. it m. be ye shall be hid in the day 
 Mat. 5. 45. that ye m. be children of your Lather 
 
 6. 4. that thine alms m. be in secret, and thy Father 
 Luke 20. 1.3. it m. be they will reverence him 
 
 14. kill him, that the inheritance m. Ae purs 
 John 12. 36. that ye m. be the children of light 
 14. 3. that where I am, there ye m. be ..Iso 
 
 17. 11. that they m. be one, as we are one, 21. 22. 
 26. that the love 771. be in them, and I in them 
 Horn. 1. t 20. that they m. be without excuse 
 
 1 Cor. 3.18. that he m. be wise II5. 7- ye m.. be new lu. 
 
 7. 34. that she m. be holy in body and spirit 
 
 14. 10. there are, it m. he, so many kind of voices 
 
 15. 28. Son be subject, that God m. be all in all 
 
 16. 6. and it m. be that 1 will winter with you 
 10. see that he m. be with you without tear 
 
 2 Cor. 4.7. the excellency of the power m. be of God 
 
 8. 11. so there w. ie a performance also out of that 
 14. that your abumiance m. be a supply tor want 
 
 9. 3. that, as I said, you m. be ready 
 
 Epk. 6. 3. that it m. be well with thee, and thou 
 Phil. 2. 15. that ye w. be blameless and harmless 
 
 19. that 1 m. be of good comfort when 1 know 
 
 28. and that I m. be the less sorrowful 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 7. give charge that they m. be blameless 
 
 2 Tun. 3. 17. that the man of God m. he perfect 
 Tit. 1. 1.3. that they m. be found in the faith 
 Jam. 1. 4. that ye m. he perfect and entire 
 
 MAYEST. 
 
 Acts 8.37. if thou believest with all thy heart thou m. 
 MAYEST he. 
 
 Gen. 28. 3. that thou m. he a multitude of people 
 Num. 10. 31. thou m. be to us instead of eyes 
 Detit. 26. 19. and that thou m. be an holy people 
 Neh. 6. 6. buildest, that thou m. he their king 
 Job 40. 8. condemn me, that thou m. be justified 
 J^sal. 1.30. 4. forgiveness, that thou m. he feared 
 Isa. 2.3. 16. singsongs, that thou m. be remembered 
 
 49. 6. that thou m.~be my salvation to end of earth 
 Jer. 4. 14. wash thy heart, that thou m. be saved 
 
 30. 13. none to plead, that thou m. be bound up 
 Luke 16. 2. for thou m. be no longer steward 
 ME. 
 
 Gen. 3. 1.3. the serpent beguiled me, and T did eat 
 
 22. +1. and he said, behold me,f7,ill. Isa. 65.1. 
 
 41. 10. put in ward both me and the chief baker 
 
 13. me he restored, and him he hanged 
 
 42. .36. me have ye bereaved of my children 
 Exod. 9. 14. there is none like me in all the earth 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 7. not thee, but they have rejected me 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 29. when Joab sent me thy servant 
 
 1 Kings 1. 26. but me, even me thy servant, not 
 
 called 
 
 Isa. 57. 8. hast discovered th\'self to another than me 
 Jer. 17.18. be dismayed, but letnot me be dismayed 
 
 50. 44. who like me, and who will appoint me time ' 
 Dos. 13. 4. and thou shalt know no God hut me 
 Mat. 10. .37. loveth father and mother more than me 
 
 40. he that receiveth you receiveth me, and he 
 that receiveth me, Mark 9. 37. John 1.3. 20. 
 
 19. 17. why callest thou me good ? Luke 18. 19. 
 
 26.11. wieyehavenot always, Mark\\.7. Jc/)wl2.8. 
 Luke 10. f6. that desp. me, desp. him that sent me 
 Jo/m 5. 46. believed Moses, ye would have bel. we 
 
 7. 7. the world cannot hate you, but me it hateth 
 
 8. 19. ye neither know me, nor my Father 
 
 10. 38. though ye believe not me, believe the works 
 
 14. 9. yet hast thou not known me, Philip ? 
 
 15. 2.3. he that hateth me hateth my Father 
 
 24. have seen and hated both me and my Father 
 
 16. .3. they have not known the Father nor me 
 
 17. 5. O Father, glorify thou me with thyself 
 
 18. 21. why askesUhou me? ask them who heard me 
 
 2.3. but if well, why smitest thou me ? 
 
 19.11. he that delivered me to thee hath greater sin 
 2i. 1,5. Simon.sonof Jonas, Invest thou we.*” 16,17. 
 
 Acts 9. 4. Saul, why persecutes! thou rrje? 22. 7. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 32. what advantageth it me, if the dead 
 Above IME. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 29. and honourest thy sons above me 
 Ahotit ME. 
 
 Detu. 17. 14. like the nations that are ahottt me 
 Job 10. t 8. thine hantis took pains about me 
 
 29. 5. when my children were about me 
 
 Psal. .3. + 3. but thou, O T^ord, art a shield me 
 88. 17. they came round about tne daily like water 
 1.39. 11. even the night shall be light abotit me 
 Jo7iah 2. 6. the earth with her bars was about me 
 Acts 22.6. there shone a great light about me, 26.13. 
 After IME. 
 
 Gen. .31. 36. thou hast so hotly pursued after me 
 Jvdg. .3. 28. he said unto them, follow after me 
 1 Sam. 14.12. said to armour-bearer, come after me 
 24. 21. that thou wilt not cut off my seed after me 
 1 Kmgs 1.1.3. Solomon shall reign after me, 17, 30. 
 
 24. hast said, Adonijah shall reign after me 
 Eccl. 2. 18. unto the man that shall he after me 
 Isa. 4.3. 10. neither shall there after me 
 .Ter. 2. 2. when wentest after me in the wilderness 
 Mat. 3.- 11. he that cometh after me is mightier 
 than T, Mark 1. 7- .John 1. 15, 27, .30. 
 10. 38. he that followeth not after me, Luke 14. 27. 
 16.24. that w ill come a. rtte-, Mark 8. 34. Imke 9. 2.3. 
 Acts 1,3. 25. there cometh one after me whose shoes 
 Pom. 10. 20. manifest to them that asked not a. me 
 ylgainst ME. 
 
 Gen. 20. 6. I withheld thee from sinning me 
 
 42. 36. all these things are against me 
 .50. 20. but as for you, ye thought evil against me 
 Exod. 23. 33. lest they make thee sin against me 
 .32. .3.3. w’hoso hath sinned against 7rie him will I blot 
 I,ev. 26. 40. which they trespassed against me 
 Nu7n. 14. 27. congregation wliich murmur a. me, 29. 
 ,35. that are gathered together agamst me 
 22. 5. abide over ag. me || 34. thou stoodest ag. me 
 
 Deut. 32. 51. because ye trespassed against me at 
 Meribah, Ezek. I7. 20. \ 20. 27, .38.1 .39. 23, 26. 
 Judg. 6. .39. let not thine anger be hot against me 
 7. 2. lest Israel vaunt themselves against me 
 
 11. 27. but thou doest me wrong to war against me 
 Puth\.\tb. hand of the IahI is gone out agamst me 
 t 16. be not against me to leave thee, or to return 
 
 1 ‘''am. 12. 3. witness against me before the I,ord 
 
 17. 35. when he arose ag. me, I caught him by beard 
 
 22. 8. that all of you have conspired agaitist rne, 13. 
 
 26. 19. if thelxird hath stirred thee up against me 
 ISam. 24. I7. let thy hand, I pray thee, be ag. me 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7. see how he seeketh a quarrel ag. me 
 Job 10.17. thou renewe,st thy witnesses a(7a)>jf^ me 
 
 13. 26. thou writest bitter things against me 
 
 16. 8. with w'rinkles, whi( h is a witness against me 
 
 19. 19. they whom I loved are tin ned against me 
 
 23. 6. will he plead against me with his great power 
 .30.21. with thy hand thou opposest thyself <7. we 
 .31. .38. if my land cry against we, or the furrows 
 .33.10. behold, he findeth occasions against me 
 l^sal. .3. 1. are many that rise up ag. me, 18. 39, 48. 
 22. t 13. they opened their mouths against me 
 
 27. 12. false witnesses are risen up ag.me, 54. 3. 
 .35. 21. they opened their mouth wide against me 
 
 41.7. ag. me do they devise my hurt, whisper ag.me 
 102.8. thej’ are mad ag. me, they are sworn ag. me 
 119. 2.3. princes also did sit and speak against me 
 
 Prov. 8. 36. but he that sinneth ag. me wrongeth 
 Tsa. 1.2. have rehell. ag. me, Ezek. 2. .3. 120.8,1.3,21. 
 Jer. 12.8. it crieth out against me, therefore 1 hated 
 Lam. 3. 3. surely, ag. me he is turned, heturneth 
 60. hast seen all their imaginations against me 
 Dos. 4.7. as they increased, so they sinned ag. me 
 7. 13. they transgressed ag.me, sjioken lies ag. me 
 
 14. and they assemble and rebel agairist me 
 
 15. yet do they imagine mischief against me 
 Mic. 6. 3. O my people, testify against me 
 
 7. 8. rejoice not against me, t) mine enemy 
 Mai. .3.1.3. your words have been stout against me 
 Mat. 12..30. tliatisnotwithmeisfl'g. we, Luke\\.17. 
 
 18. 21. how oft shall my brother sin against me? 
 Jo/m 13. 18. hath lift up his heel against me 
 
 19.11. conldest have no power at all against me 
 Acts 24. 19. and object, if they had aught ag. me 
 At ME. 
 
 Psal. 118. 13. thou hast thrust sore at me to fall 
 Jolm 7.23. are ye angrx' at me because 1 made a man 
 iBefore ME. 
 
 Gen. 6.13. the end of all flesh is come before me 
 
 7.1. for thee have I seen righteous before me 
 
 17. 1. walk before me, and be thou perfect, 1 Sam. 
 2. 30. 1 Kings 2. 4. | 8. 15. 1 9. 4. 2 Chron. 7. 17- 
 
 27. t 20. because thy God brought it before me 
 
 40. 9. in my dream, behold a vine was before me 
 Exod. 20. .3. shalt have no other gods b. me, Deut.5.7. 
 
 23.15. none shall appear before me empty, 34.20. 
 Num. 11. 32. because thy way is perverse before me 
 
 1 Sam . 9. 19. go up before we to the high place 
 
 10, 8. and thou shalt go down before me to Gilgal 
 
 16. 22. let David, I pray thee, stand before me 
 15. 19. go on before me, behold 1 come after you 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 23. for all his judgments were before me, 
 
 Psal. 18. 22. 1 119. .30. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 25. as thou hast walked h. me, 1 Chr. 6.16. 
 
 11. .36. David may have a light before me in Jems. 
 21. 29. how Ahab humbleth himself before me 
 
 2 liingsll. 19. bee. hath wept A. me,1 Chr. 34. 27. 
 Ezra 4. 18. letter hath been plainly read before me 
 Neh. 5. 15. former governors that were before me 
 Esth. 7. 8. will he force the queen also before me? 
 Job 41. 10. who then is able to stand before tne? 
 Psal. 16. 8. I have set the T.ord always before me 
 
 2.3. 5. thou preparest a table before me in presence 
 .38. 17, my sorrow is continually' before me 
 
 39.1. keep my mouth while the wicked is before me 
 .50. 8. offerings to have been continually before me 
 
 51.3. my transgressions and my sin is ever before me 
 89. .36. his throne shall endure as the sun before me 
 
 Eccl.l. 16. then all that have been before me,1. 7, 9. 
 Cant. 8.12. my vineyard which is mine, is before me 
 Isa. 1. 12. when ye come to appear before me, who 
 
 41. 1. keep silence before me, O islands 
 
 43.10. b. me there was no god formed, norafter 
 49. 16. behold thy walls are continually before me 
 57. 16. for the spirit should fail before me 
 
 65. 6. beliold, it is written before me, I will not 
 
 66. 22. shall remain before me, saith the T.ord 
 Jer. 1. 11. yet thine iniquity is marked before me 
 
 6. 7. before me continually is grief and wounds 
 
 7. 10. and come and stand before me in this house 
 15. 1. tho’ Moses and Samuel stood before we, yet 
 
 19. if thou return, thou shalt stand before me 
 
 28. 8. prophets that have been before me and thee 
 .32. 30. for Israel have only done evil before we 
 .33. 18. priests shall not want a man b. me, .35. 19. 
 
 34.15. ye had made a covenant b. me in the house 
 49. 19. shepherd that will stand hef re we, 50. 44. 
 
 Ezek. 8.1. and the elders of Judah sat before me 
 
 14.1. then the elders of Israel sat before me, 20. 1. 
 30.17. their way was before me as the uncleanness 
 44. 15. and they' shall stand before me to offer 
 Dan. 4. 8. at the last Daniel came in before me 
 Jonah 1. 2. their w'ickedness is come up before me 
 Dab. 1. 3. spoiling and violence are before me 
 Dag.1. 14. so is this people and nation before me 
 Mai. 3.1. shall prepare the way b. me. Mat. 11.10. 
 Luke 19. 27. bring hither and slay them before me 
 John 1.15. preferred b. me, for he was h. we. 27 . 30. 
 
 5.7. I am coming, another steppeth dow n before me 
 10. 8. all that ever came before me are robbers 
 Acts 15. 9. there be judged of these thihgs Ac/, me 
 Pom. 16. 7. who also were in Christ before me 
 Gal 1.17. to them which w ere apostles before me 
 Behind MV: 
 
 1 Kings 9. 18. Jehu said, tuin thee behind me. 19. 
 Ezek. 3. 12. I heard behind me a voice ot rushing 
 Mat. 16. 2,3. get thee behind me, Satan, thou art an 
 offence unto me, Mark Q. 33. Luke 4. 8. 
 Beside, besides M E. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 20. she arose and took my son from A. m 
 Isa. 43.11. hes. me there is no Saviour. Ilos. 13. 4. 
 
 X 305 
 
M E 
 
 ME 
 
 Jsa. 44.6. and besides me tliere Isno God, 45.5, 6,21. 
 
 47 . 8 . that sayest, I am, and none else hes. me, 10. 
 Bettseen Mis. 
 
 Gai. 9. 12. covenant 1 make helm, me and 3 0 U, 15. 
 
 15. that is bctm. we and every livinjr creature, 17 . 
 
 1.5. 8. let there be no strife hetmecn we and thee 
 
 16. 5. L. judfie helm, vie and thee, 1 .S'aw. 24. 12,15. 
 17 . 2.1 make in^’ coven, b. me and thee, 7, 10, 1). 
 25. 15. \\ hat is tliat bet. trie and thee < bury thy dead 
 
 31. 44. let it be tor a witness//eta.', we and thee, 48. 
 
 49. Lord Watch hetjceen me and tliee when absent 
 
 50. see, God is witness between we and thee 
 ILxed. 51. 15. my sabbath ye shall keep, for it is a 
 
 siyn ierrceeri we and you, I 7 . Ezek. 20 . 12 , 20 . 
 1 Sam. 14. 42. cast lots between me and Jonatlian 
 
 20.5. there is but a step hetuecn me and death 
 
 42. have sworn, sayin!,s Lord be li. weand thee 
 
 .. Kings 15.19. is a league b. me and thee, 2 C/ir. 16.3. 
 Isa. 5. 5. judge, 1 pray you, bet. me and my vineyard 
 Ezek, 43. 8. and tiie wall between me and them 
 By ME. 
 
 Gen. 48.7. llachel died by me in the land of Canaan 
 Exod. .53. 21. behold, there is a place by me 
 JS’wm. 20.18. Edom said, thou shalt not pass by me 
 Deut. 5. 31. as for thee stand thou here by me 
 Judg. 9 . 9 . wherewith by me they honour God 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 17. Lord hath done, as he spake by me 
 
 2 Sain. 23. 2. the .Spirit of the i.ord spake by me 
 
 1 Kings 22.28. Lord not spoken by me, 2 Ghr. 18. 27. 
 Ezra 4. 1 19. by me a decree is set, and it is found 
 
 6. t 8. by me a decree is made, Dan. 3. t 29. 
 
 Keh. 4.18. he that sounded the trumpet was by me 
 Job 9 .11. lo, he goeth by me, and 1 see him not 
 Erov. 8.15. by me kings reign || 16. by me princes rule 
 
 9. 11. by me thy days shall be multiplied 
 
 Isa. 46.3. which are borne by me 1| 54.15. but not by me 
 Eos. 8. 4. they have set up kings, but not by me 
 Mat. 15. 5. mightest be profited by wc, Mark'i. 11. 
 John 6 . 57 . that eateth me, even he shall live by we 
 
 10. 9. 1 am the door, iy weif any man enter in 
 
 14. 6. no man cometh to the Father but by me 
 
 Acts 27 . 23. an angel stood by me this night 
 Horn. 15. 18. wliich Christ hath wrought by me 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 19 . Son of God preached dy we was not j'ea 
 
 2. 2. but the same wliich is made sorry by me 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 17 . that by me preacliing miglit be known 
 Concerneth, concerning ME. 
 
 Josh. 14. 6. Lord said to Moses cone, me and thee 
 1 Kings 2. 4. L. continue his word lie spake cone, me 
 
 22. 8. for lie doth not prophesy’ good cone, me, 18. 
 Esal. 1.58. 8. Lord will perfect that wdiicli cone, me 
 Ezek. 14. 7 . cometh to a prophet to inquire cojic. me 
 Enke 22. 37- for the things concern, we have an end 
 24. 44. which are written in the Psalms cone, me 
 Acts 22. 18. not receive thy testimonv concern, we 
 lor ME. 
 
 Gen. 23. 8 . entreat for me to Ephron, Exed. 8 . 28. 
 27 . 36. hast thou not reserved a blessing yhr we 
 
 3 . 31. if thou wilt do this thing for me 
 
 .53. so shall my righteousness answer for me 
 50. 5. in m 3 ' grave w Inch 1 have digged for me 
 Exod. 2. 9 . take this child and nurse It for me 
 Him. 3. 41. thou shalt take the Levites/w we 
 
 11. 14. not able, because it is too heavy for me 
 22. 6. for they are too mighty for me 
 
 Dent. 31. 19. this song may be a witness for me 
 Josh. 24.15. as for me and my house we will serve L. 
 Jndg. 7 . 2 . people are too many forme to give 
 11. . 57 . she said, let this thing be done forme 
 
 14. 2. now therefore get her/or we to wife, 3. 
 
 19 . 19 . there is bread and wine also for me 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 23. as for me, 1 Chron. 22. 7- I 28. 2.1 29. 
 
 17 . Job 21. 4. Psal. 5. 7.1 17.15.1 35. 13. 
 
 18. 17 . onl 3 ' be thou valiant for?ne, and fight 
 22. 3. till 1 know what God will do for tne 
 
 8. there is none of 3 'ou that is sorr 3 ' forme 
 27 . 1. nothing better ./or me than to escape 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 39. sons of Zeruiah be too hard/or me 
 
 7 . 5. shalt thou build an hous« /or we to dwell in 
 
 10.11. if Syrians be loo strong for me, 1 Chr. 19,12. 
 
 14. 32. good for me to have been there still 
 
 15. .54. then mayest thou for we defeat counsel 
 
 22. 18. they were too strong/or me, Psal. 18. 17. 
 t^. God giveth avengemeht forme, Psal. 18. t47. 
 
 1 Arm.oel.5. 6 . pray/or we, that my hand be restored 
 17 12. may go in and dress it/or me and 1113 ' son 
 
 2 Kings 4. 24. drive, slack not th 3 ' riding for me 
 
 16. ]5. the brazen altar be for me to inquire by 
 
 22.13. inquire of the Lord/or we, 2 Chron. 34.21. 
 
 'Neh. 5. 18. which was prepared for me daily 
 Job 17 . 1. the gmees are ready for me 
 
 23. 14. performetli tlie tiling appointed for me 
 29 . 23. they waited for we as tor the ram 
 
 42. 3. I uttered things too wonderful for me 
 Psal. 5. 3. thou, O I.ord, art a shield/or me 
 7 . 6 . awake/orwe||.56.9. thisl know,forG.is/or'we 
 
 31. 4. the net the 3 ’ have laid privil 3 '/or we, 35. 7. 
 
 I 119. 110. 1 140. 5. I 141. 9.1 142.3. 
 41. 12. as for me, 55. 16. 1 69. 13. Isa. 59. 21. Jer. 
 
 17 . 16. 1 26. 14.1 40. 10. Ezek. 9. 10. Daii. 2. 
 .50.1 7 . 28.1 10 . 17 . 
 
 . 57 . 2. to God, that performetli all things/or me 
 61. 3. for thou h.ast been a shelter/or we 
 
 73 .16. to know this, it was too painful forme 
 94. 16. rise up for me, who will stand up forme? 
 109. 21. but do thou for we, O God the Lord 
 119. 71 . goo.l /. we II85. the proud digged pits/. me 
 95. the wicked have waited for me to destroy me 
 131. l.orin things too high for me 
 1 . 59 . 6. such know, ledge is too wonderful formt 
 Prov. .50. 8. feed me with food convenient for me 
 
 18. there be three things too wonderful for me 
 Isa. .58. 14. I am oppressed, undertake for me 
 
 44. 7- and who shall set it in order/or me ? 
 
 49 . 20. the place is too strait forme, give place 
 23. they shall not be ashamed that wait for me 
 60. 9. surely the isles shall wait for me 
 65. 1. I am sought of them that asked not/erwe 
 Jer. 29.13. searem for me with all 3 'our heart 
 
 32. 27 . is there any thing too haid for me ? 
 
 Ezek. 29 . 20. because the 3 ' wrotight for me 
 *les. 3. 3. thou shalt abide/hr 7nc manv days 
 
 306 
 
 Jonah 4. 3. better/arwc to die than to live, 8. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 9 . until he execute judgment for me 
 Zech. 9. 13. when 1 have bent .Judah for me 
 Mat. 17 . 27 . that take and give for me and thee 
 J.uke 23. 28. weep not for me, but for yourselves 
 Acts 8. 24. Simon said, pray ye to the Lord for me 
 
 10. 29. for what intent ye have sent/hr me 
 Horn. 15. 30. strive in your prayers to God for ine 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 12. all things are lawful for me, 10. 23. 
 
 9. 15. it were better/hr we to die, than that 
 
 Gal. 2.20. who loved me,and gave himself/erwe 
 Epb. 6.19- and/. we,that utterance may be given me 
 
 2 'Tim. 4. 8. laid up for we a crown ofiighteousness 
 
 i-rom ?riE. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9. separate thyself, I pray thee,/rew me 
 22. 12. hast not with.held thine only son from we 
 31. 27 . wherefore didst thou steal away /row me? 
 31. wouldest take by force thy daugidtrs from me 
 
 39 . 9. nor hath he kept back any thing from me 
 44.28; the one went out/row me, and he is torn 
 
 29. if ye take this also from me, ye shall bring 
 
 45. 1. cause every man to go out from me 
 
 F.xod. 10. 28. get thee/row we, see my face no more 
 Josh. 7 . 19 . tell me, hide it not from me, 1 Sam. 3. 17 . 
 Jndg. 16. 17. then my strength wdll from we 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 2.why should mv J'ath.hide this from me? 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 9. Amnon said, have out all men fro 7 nme 
 
 17 . put this woman out/. we|| 20 . 20 . far be it f. me 
 
 1 Kings 12. 24. return, for this thing is from me 
 22. 24. went Spirit of lord from me, 2 Chr. 18. 23. 
 
 2 Kings h. 27- and the I.ord hath hid it from me 
 
 18. 14. sayimr, 1 have offended, return /row we 
 Kell. 13. 28. therefore I chased him from me 
 
 Job 6.13. and is wisdom driven quite/'row 7ne? 
 
 9. 34. l«t him take his rod away from me 
 
 13. 21. withdraw thine hand far//OW we ' 
 
 19 . 13 he hath put my brethren tar from me 
 
 21. 16. the counsel of the wicked is far/'row we 
 27 . 5. 1 will not remove mine integrity from me 
 Ps. 13.1. how long wilt thou hide thy face Jrom me? 
 
 18. 22. 1 did not put away his statutes from me 
 .55. 22. thou hast seen, O Lord, be not turfrom nie 
 
 38. 10. light of mine eyes, it is gone from me 
 
 39. 10. remove thy stroke av ay/row we 
 
 40. 11. witliholdnot thy tender mercies from me 
 
 51. 11. and take not thy Holy Spirit from me 
 60. 20. nor hath turnecfhis mercy from me 
 
 88 . 14. Lord, why hidest thou thy face/row me? 
 102 . 2 . hide not thy face from we in trouble, 143. 7 . 
 119. 19 . hide not thy commanamenis from me 
 Cant. 5. 7- the keepers took away my vail/row we 
 0. 5. turn away thine eyes from me, for they have 
 Pa. 22 . 4. look away from me, 1 will weep bitterly 
 .58. 12. mine age is removed from we as a tent 
 51. 4. give ear, for a Jaw shall proceed from me 
 Jer. 2. 35. surely his anger shall turn from me 
 
 3. 19. and shall not turn a\'ay/row we 
 
 13. 25. this is the portion of thy measures from me 
 
 38. 14.1 will ask thee, hide uothing/ro»i me 
 51. 53. from me shall spoilers come unto her 
 
 Ezek. 3. 17 . and give them warning/'row me, 53.1. 
 
 14. 5. because they are all estranged from tne 
 7 . every one that separateth himself/row we 
 
 11. that .fudah may go no more astray/'row me 
 44. 10. went astray'/row me after their idols 
 
 15. when children of Israel wept astray/'row me 
 Dan. 2.5. the king said, the thing is gone from we, 8. 
 Eos. 5. 3. 1 know Ephraim, 1 srael is'not hid/row me 
 7 . 13. woe unto them, for they have fleil from me 
 11 . 7.n.iy people are bent to backsliding/ror« 7«e 
 
 14. 8. like a fir-tree,/roy« me is thy fruit found 
 Amos 5. 23. take away from me the noise of songs 
 Mat. 26. .59- O m 3 ' lather, if it be possible, let'this 
 
 cup pass/row tne. Markl^X. 36. Luke 22. 22. 
 42. if this cup may not pass awa 3 ’/'row me 
 hike 16 . 3. my lord taketli/'ro 7 «wethestewardship 
 Jo/w. 10.18. no man taketh it from me, I lav itdown 
 2 Tim. 1.15. all in Asia be turned awa 3 ' from me 
 See Depari, Departed. 
 
 In ME. 
 
 Gen. 41. 16. .Joseph answered, it is not in me 
 
 1 Sam. 20.8. if there be iniquity in me, 2 Sani. 14. 32. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9. because my life iS 3 ’et whole in me 
 
 22. 20. because he delighted inme, Psal. 18.19. 
 
 Job 6.13. is not my help in me ? is wisdom driven ? 
 
 19. 28. the root of the matter is found in tne 
 
 23. 6. no, hut he would put strength in me 
 
 27 . 3. all the while my bi eath is m me 
 
 28. 14. the depth saith, it is not in tne 
 
 33. 9 . 1 am clean, nor is there iniquity inme 
 Psal. 7,. 8. according to mine integrity in me 
 
 38. 2. for thine arrows Stic k fast m me 
 
 42.4. when 1 remember, 1 pour out my soulwe 
 5. and wh\- art thou disquieted inme? 
 
 159. 24. see if there be any wicked wa 3 ' in me 
 Cant. 5. t 4. and my bowels were moved inme 
 Isa. 27 . 4. fur 3 ’ is notni me, who would set briars 
 57. 13. that putteth trust in me shall possess land 
 Jer. 2. 5. whatiniquit 3 ’ have fathers found inme? 
 
 39 . 18. because thou hast put 1113 - trust in me 
 49. 11. and. let thy widows trust in me 
 
 Lam. 3. 20. my soul is humbled in me 
 
 Dan. 6. 22. belore him innocency was found in me 
 
 10. 8. there remained no strength in me, 17 . 
 
 Eos. 12. 8. they shall find none iniquity inme 
 
 13 . 19 . hast destroyed thyself, but 77ce is thy help 
 3Jat. 11. 6. shall not be ofi'encled in me, Luke 7. 23. 
 18. 6. little ones which believe in me, 3Jark9. 42. 
 Luke 22. 37 . must yet be accomplished in me 
 Johnd. 56. he dwelleth fw we, and 1 in liim 
 
 11. 25. he that believeth in me shall live, 26. 
 
 14.1. believe also fw we || 20. you «'w we,ancl 1 in you 
 
 10. but the Lather that dwelleth in tne 
 
 30. prince cometh, and hath nothing inme 
 
 15. 2. eveiy branch in me || 4. abide in me 
 
 5. he that abideth iti 77/e|| 7. if ye abide in me 
 
 6. it a man abide not in me he is cast forth 
 
 16. 33. spoken, that in me ye might have peace 
 
 17. 21 as thou. Father, art inme, and 1 in thee 
 23. 1 in them, and thoi\m7«e, that the 3 ’ may 
 
 Acts 24. 20. if they have found an 3 ’ evil -doing tn me 
 26.18. which are sanctified by faith that is in tne 
 
 ME 
 
 Acts 28.18. there was no cause of death in me 
 Rom. 1.15.as much as in me is, 1 am ready to preach 
 
 7 . 8 . wrought in me all manner of concui>is( ence 
 13. sin working death inme by what is go<,-d 
 17. no more 1, but sin that dwelleth inme. 20. 
 lb. 1 know that in me dwelleth no good thing 
 
 2 Cor. 11.10. as the truth of Christ is in me 
 13. 3.sinceye seeka proof of ( hrist .--i eakmgf« me 
 Gal. 1. 16. it pleased God to reveal l.is •'-on inme 
 
 24. and they glorified God inme 
 
 2.8. the same wasmiuhty in me towar-ls Gentiles 
 
 20. yet not I, but Christ liveth inn.e 
 
 Phil. 1. 30. having the same c onflict w hich 3 e saw 
 in me, and now hear to lie in ma 
 
 4. 9. the things ye have lieard and seen i,: me do 
 Col. 1. 29 . working w Inch w orketh in tra ii.iLlitily 
 
 1 Tim. 1.16. that inme Christ Jesus might siitw 
 
 ^ 0/ME. 
 
 Gen. 20. 13. say of me, he is my brother 
 .52. 20. peradventure he w ill accept of me 
 Judg. 9. 54. men say not of me a woman slew him 
 Ruth 2. 10. thou shoiildest take knowledge of me 
 ISam. 27 . 1. haul shall despair cf me to see'k me 
 28. 16. wherefore then dost thou ask of me ? 
 
 2 Chron. 11.4. return, for this thing is done of me 
 Job 42. 7 . not spoken of tne the thing that is right 
 Psal.2.^. ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen 
 
 40. 7 . in thy book it is written of me, Eeb. lu. 7 . 
 
 41. 5. mine enemies speak evil of me 
 
 60 . 8. Philistia, triumph thou because of me 
 81. 11. and Israel would none of me 
 Isa. .50. 1. but doth not take counsel of me 
 
 38.12. from day, wilt thou make an end of me, 13. 
 
 43. 22. thou hast been weary of me, O Israel 
 
 44. 21. thou shalt not be forgotten of me 
 
 45.124. surely he shall say of me, in the I.ord 
 
 54. 17 . and their righteousness of wc, saith the Lord 
 58. 2. they ask of me the ordinances of justice 
 
 Jer. 10. 20. my children are gone forth of me 
 . 57 . 7 . say to the king that sent you to enquire of me 
 Ezek. 20. 3. and say, are ye come to enquire</we ? 
 
 49 . thev sa 3 ' of me, doth he not speak parables.^ 
 Mar. I0..57.morethan me, is not worthy of me, .57,38. 
 11. 29 . and learn of me, for 1 am meek and low ly 
 26. 31. be offended, because of me, Mark 14. 27 . 
 M«/X-8.38.whososhall be ashamed of me, Luke 9.26.- 
 
 9. .59. that can lightly speak evil of me 
 LukeQ. 46. 1 perceive that virtue is gone out of me 
 
 22. 19. saying, this do in remembrance of me 
 John4. 9. thoii being a Jew, askest drink '<f me 
 5.32. another that beareth w itness of me, 31. 
 
 39. and they are they which testify’ of me 
 
 46. have believed me, for liloses wrote of me 
 
 12. .50. this voice came not because of me 
 
 15.26. the Comforter come, he shall testify of tne 
 
 18. 34. or did others tell it thee of me ? 
 
 Acts 1.4. wait for the promise ye nave heard of me 
 
 23.11. as thou hast testified of me in Jerusalem 
 
 1 Cur. 4.16. be ye followers oj me, 11 . 1 . Phil. 3 . 17 . 
 
 11. 24. this do in remembrance of me, 25. 
 
 1.5. 8. last of all he w as seen of me also 
 
 16. 21. the salutation of me Paul, Col. 4. 18. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 6. lest any should think of tne above that 
 
 w Inch he seeth me or heareth of me 
 Gal. 1.11. that gospel which is preached of me 
 Phil. 4. 10. your care of me hath floui ished 
 2 Tim. 1. 8. the testimony of tne his prisoner 
 
 13. sound words, which thou hast heard of me 
 2. 2. things that thou hast heard of tne, commit 
 Eeb. 10.34. he had compassion of tne in my bonds 
 Cn ]\1E, or upon ME. 
 
 Gen. 18. 27 .1 have taken vpoti me to speak to L. 31. 
 
 20. 9 . that thou hast brought oti tne a gi eat sin 
 
 27 . 12 . 1 shall bring a curse upon tne, not a blessing 
 
 13. upon tne be thy curse, my son, only obey me 
 31. 55. for the custom of women is upon me 
 
 40.14. think on me when it shall be well with thee' 
 Judg. 15. 12. ye will not fall upon me yourselves 
 
 19. 20. howsoever, let all thy wants lie upon me 
 
 1 Sam. 13.12. Philistines will come down upon me 
 25.24. upon me, my lord, upon me, let this iniqui. b«- 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 9. the iniquity be on me, and father's hou. 
 
 1 Kings 2.15. that all Israel set their faces cn me 
 
 1 Chron. 21.17. let thy hand, 1 pray thee. In* on me 
 28. 19 . understand in writing by liis hand upon me 
 Ezra 7 . 28. hand of the Lord upon me, 3>eh. 2. 8,18. 
 Kell. 5. 19 . think upon me, my God, for good 
 Job .5. 25. which I greatlj' feared is come upon me 
 
 4.14. fear came 7/p. 1| 6.28. becontent,look7/p.7wc 
 
 7 . 8 . thine ev'es are upon tne, and 1 am not 
 
 10. 16. thou shewest thyself niarvellous 7/p//n me 
 16.1-4. he runneth upoti me like a giant 
 
 19. 21. have pity upon me, () ye my friends 
 Psal. 4.1. have merev upon me, 6.2. | 9. 13. | 25.16. 
 
 I 27 . 7 .'I 30.10. 1 31.9. I 51.1.1 86. 16. 
 
 22. 17 . tell my bones, they look and stare upoti me 
 
 52. 4. for day and night thy hand was heavy up. tne 
 
 40. 17 . I am poor, yet the Loni thinketh upon me 
 55. 3. they cast iniquity upon me, and hate me 
 
 56.12. thy vows are upon me, I will render praises 
 
 91 .14. because he hath set his love upon tne 
 
 15. he shall call up. me 119.132. lo/ik thou up. me 
 139. 5. and thou hast laid thine hand upon vie 
 Cant. 1.6. look not upon me, sun hath looked upi tt me 
 ]'a.45. 22. thou hast not called upon me, <.) Jacob 
 
 51.5. the isles shall wait 7(;« s’///e, and shall trust | 
 61. 1. Spirit of the L. tlod is upon me, Luke 4. 18." 
 Jer. 15.22. wherefore come these things upon tne t 
 
 15. + 16 . fijr thy name is called upon me, O Lord 
 Lam. 3. 53. and they have cast a stone upon me 
 Ezek. 3.14. the hand 01 the I .oro w as strong up. me 
 22. w as there up. me |l 8 .1. hand fell there 7 /p. me 
 
 11. 5. the Spirit of the Lord fell upon me, and said 
 35. 22. the hand of L. was upon me. .5*. 1.1 40. 1. 
 
 Zepi. 3.8. therefore wait 3 'e upon me until the day 
 Zee V. 6.8. then cried he upon me and spake unto me 
 11. 11. the poor of the flock that waited upon me 
 
 12.10. they shall look upon me whom they pierced 
 31at. 15.22. have me 'Vy upon tne, thou Son of Dav. 
 
 'Mark 10. 47, 48. Luke 18. .58, 39. 
 
 26.10. wrought a good work upon me, Mark 14. 6» 
 Luke 1. 25. in the days wherein he looked on me 
 
ME 
 
 ME A 
 
 ME 
 
 John 6. 35. he that believeth on me, 47.1 7. 58.112. 
 
 44, 46.1 14. 12. 
 
 16. of sin, because they believe not on me 
 17- 20 who sliall believe on me through their word 
 Acts 8. 24. that none of those thinas come upon me 
 Mom. 15. .‘i. that reproached thee fell on me 
 
 1 Cot 0. 16. for necessity is laid 7ipon me 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 28. that which cometh me daily 
 
 12. 0. that the power of Christ may rest 7 ipon me 
 Phil. 2. 27. but God had mercy 07i me also 
 Rev. 1. 17. he laid his riaht hand upon me, saying 
 
 See Call. 
 
 Over MK. 
 
 Rzod. 8. 9 . lilosessaid to Pharaoh, glory over me 
 Dent. 17 . 14. shall say, I will set a king over me 
 Job 7- 12. that thou settest a watch ci-er me 
 Psal. 13. 2. shall mine enemy be exalted over me 
 
 19. 13. let them not have dom. over me, 119. 133. 
 
 25. 2. let not mine enemies triumph over me 
 
 41. 11. mine enemy doth not triumph over me 
 
 42. 7 . thy waves and billows are gone over me 
 
 60. + 8. Philistia, triumph thou over me 
 
 61. 16. thy fierce wrath goeth over me 
 Cant. 2. 4. and his banner over me was love 
 Jonah 2. 3. thy billows and waves passed over me 
 
 To, or 7 mto ME. 
 
 Gen. 4. 10. thy brother's blood crieth unto me 
 
 15. 3. behold, to me thou hast given no seed 
 
 20. 5. said he not u. me II 21. 23. swear w. mehy G. 
 
 24. .30. saying, thus spake the man 7mto me 
 
 26. 27 . wherefore come ye to me, seeing ye hate 
 
 27 . 20. because the I.ord hath brought it tome 
 29. 25. what is this thou hast done unto me ? 
 
 31. 9 . thus God hath given them to me 
 
 32.9. L. which saidst7/nt(/,we, return to thy country 
 34. 11. what ye shall SAyuvto m.e, I will give, 12. 
 40. 14. shew kindness, 1 pra, ♦hee, 7into me 
 46. 31. and my father's house are come unto me 
 Rxod. 3. 9 . the cry of child, of Isr. \scomeuntome 
 
 4. 25. surely a bloody husband art thou to me 
 
 5. 1. may hold a feast unto me in the wilderness 
 
 6. 7 . and I will take you to me for a people 
 
 12. children of Israel have not hearkened unto me 
 
 13. 2. sanctil'y 77wro we all the first-born 
 
 14.15. wherefore criest thou unto me ? speak to Is. 
 
 18. 16 . when they have a matter, they Qavt\e,7intome 
 
 19 . 5. ye shall be a peculiar treasure 7/wro me 
 
 6. j’e shall be unto men kingdom of priests 
 
 22. 23. and they cry at all 7 mto me^, I will hear, 27. 
 29. first-born of thy sons shall thou give imto me 
 
 31. and ye shall be holy men 7 mto me, nor eat 
 
 28. 1. that he may minister mitc me, 3. I 29. 1.1 
 
 .30. .30.1 40. 13. Jer. 33. 22. Esek. 43. 19. 
 .32.26. let him come 71. me || 3.3.12. thou sayest7<.we 
 34. 2. present thyself there to mein the mount 
 I^ev. 25. 55. for 7 mto me Israel ai e servants 
 ^leut. 18. 15. of breth. like 7 t. me, Acts 3. 22. | 7 . .37. 
 
 32. . 35 . to me belongeth vengeance and recompence 
 Judg. 11 . 7 . why are ye come unto me now, when 
 
 15. 11. as they did u. me, so have I done to them 
 ' 17 . 10. and be 7into me a father and a priest 
 Ruth 1. 17 . the Lord do so to me and more also, 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 35. I 19. 13. 1 Kings 2. 2.3. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 16. because their cry is come 7 mto me 
 
 16. .3. anoint 7 into me him whom I name unto thee 
 
 18. 8. and to me they ascribed but thousands 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 26. very pleasant hast thou been untome 
 12. 23. go to him, but he shall not return to me 
 
 15. 4. that every man might come 7into me 
 
 1 Kings ‘I. 5. thou knowest what .Toal> did to me 
 
 19 . 2. so let the gods do to me and more. 20. 10. 
 
 22^ 14. what Lord saith 7 mto me that will I speak 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7 . send 7m, 7 ne to recov. a man of leprosy 
 
 8. let him come now to me H 6. 31. G. do so to me 
 
 9 . 12. thus and thus spake he to me, saying 
 
 10. 6. and come to me to Jezreel by to-morrow 
 22. 15. tell man that sent you to me, 2 Chr. .34. 23. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. 12. how bring ark of God home to me ? 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 17- he would not prophesy good 71. me 
 Ezra 7 . 28. and hath extended mercy 7 i 7 ito me 
 
 9. 4. then were assembled 7 mto 77 ie every one that 
 Kelt. 1. 9. but if ye turn 7771. me and keep my com. 
 Job .3. 25. that which 1 was afraid of is come xinto me 
 
 7 . -3. and wearisome nights are appointed to me 
 
 1.3. 20. onb^ do not two things 7 i. me, then not hide 
 
 29. 21. 7/. me gave ear |1 40. 7 . declare 71. me, 42. 4. 
 Ps. 16. 6 . lines are fallen 7 irito me in pleasant places 
 
 17 . 6. O G. incline thine ear 71. me, .31. 2. 1 102. 2. 
 
 25.16. turn thee 7771. me || 28. 1. be not silent to me 
 \ 26. 11. be merciful u 7 ito me, 41. 4, 10.1 56. 1. | 57. 
 
 1. 186. .3. I 119. 58, 132. 
 40. 1. he inclined 7in. me and heard my cry, 77 . l. 
 56. 4. 1 w'ill not fear what flesh can do 7Lnto me 
 
 11. not be afraid what man can do 7L7ito 7ne, 118. 6. 
 81. 8. O Israel, if thou wdt hearken 7i77to me 
 89. 26. he shall crv 7i7ito 7ne, thou art my father 
 101. 2. G when wilt thou come 7in. me? I will walk 
 
 122.1. I was glad when they said 7771 . me, let us go 
 1.39. 17 . how precious are thy thoughts 77nto me 
 
 141.1. Lord, I cry unto thee, make haste 7 i 7 ito me 
 Prov. 1. .3.3. whoso hearkeneth 777 ito me shall dwell 
 
 24. 29 . 1 will do so to him as he hath done to me 
 Eccl. 2.15. as to fool, so it happeneth even to 7 ne 
 Ca7it. 1. 1.3. bundle of myrrh is my bel. 7771 . me, 14. 
 Jsa. 1 . 13. incense is an abomination 7777/0 me 
 
 14. your new moons, they are a trouble 7777/0 me 
 
 21. 11. he calleth to me out of Seir, watchman 
 29. 2. and it shall be 7777/0 me as Ariel 
 
 44. 22. return 7777/0 me, for I have redeemed thee 
 
 45. 22. look 77. me, anci be ye saved, all the ends 
 23. 7777/7) me every knee shall bow, every tongue 
 
 50. 8. mine adversary, let him come near to jne 
 54. 9 . for this is as the waters of Noah 7777/0 7 ne 
 65. 5. come not near to me, I am holier than thou 
 Jer. A. 1. ifthou wilt return, return O Israel 7777/07770 
 
 11. 11. tho’ they shall cry unto me, I will not hear 
 
 12. 8. mine heritage is 7777/0 me as a lion, 9. 
 
 1.3. 11. that they might be 7777/0 me for a people 
 
 15.16. thy word was 7772/0 me the joy of mine heart 
 
 18. wilt thou be altogether 7777/0 me as a liar ? 
 
 2.3. 14. they are all of them 7777/0 me as Sodom 
 
 32. 31. this city liath been to me a provocation 
 
 Jer. .3.3. 9. it shall be to me a name of joy, a praise 
 49 . 4. that trusted, saying, who shall come 2777/0 me 
 51. 35. the violence done to me he. upon Babylon 
 Lam. 1. 21 . and they shall be like 7777/0 me 
 
 22. and do to them as thou hast done 7777/0 me 
 Ezek. 16 . 20. thy sons whom thou hast 60/07777/07720 
 
 22. 18. the house of Israel is to me become dross 
 
 2 . 3 . 38. moreover this they have done 7777/0 me 
 26 . 2 . aha, she is broken, she is turned 7777/0 7720 
 
 44.13. to do the office of a priest 7777/0 7 /te 
 
 15. they shall come netir to /ne to minister 7777/0 me 
 Da7i. 2. 30. this secret is not revealed to me 
 
 4. 36. my reason returned 27. me. lords sought 77. me 
 IJos. 2 . 19 . 1 will betroth thee 7777/0 me tor ever, 20 . 
 
 23. and I will sow her 7777/0 me in the earth 
 
 3. 2. so I bought her to me for fifteen pieces 
 
 4. 6. reject thee, thou shall be no priest to me 
 
 7 . 7 . there is none among them that calleth 7777/0 me 
 
 14. they have not cried 7777/0 7770 with their hearts 
 
 8. 2. Isr. shall cry unto me, my God, we know thee 
 Amos 9 . 7 . are ye not as Ethiopians 7777/0 me? 
 
 Mic. 5 . 2. out of thee shall come forth 772//0 me 
 
 7 . 8 . when in darkness, L. shall be a light 7/77/0 me 
 Ilab. 2 . 1.1 will watch to see what he w’ill say 77. me 
 Hag. 2. 17- 1 smote you, yet ye turned not/o me 
 Zech. 1 . .3. turn ye 7777/0 7720, saith the Lord of hosts 
 7 . 5 . did ye at all fast 7772/0 me, even to me ? 
 
 Mat. 3.14. baptized of thee, and comest thou to me ? 
 7 . 22. many will say to me in that day. Lord, Lord 
 
 11. 28. come 7777/0 me all ye that labour and are 
 
 14.18. bring them to 7ne, I 7 .17.1 21. 2. MarkQ. 19. 
 
 19.14. forbid them not to come 7777. me, Mark 10.14. 
 
 25. .36. and ye came 77. me 1| 40. ye have done it u. me 
 45. as ye aid it not to these, ye did it not to 77ie 
 
 28. 18. all power is given 7777/0 me in heaven 
 L7ike 1. .38. let it be 7/77/0 me according to thy word 
 4. 6. all this power, for that is delivered unto me 
 6. 47 . w’hoso cometh to me, and heareth, 14. 26. 
 
 10.22. all things are delivered to 7/ie of my Lather 
 
 15. 13. God be merciful to me a sinner 
 
 Johri 5. 40. ye will not come to 7720 to have life 
 
 6. .35. he that cometh tome shall never hunger, .37. 
 
 44. no man can come to me except Lath, draw, 65. 
 
 45 . hath learned of the Father cometh 7/22/0 7 ne 
 
 7. 37. if any thirst, let him come 7/72/0 7ne and drink 
 
 12. 32. if lifted up, I will draw all men u7itome 
 50 . even as the Father said 7/72/0 7 ne, so I speak 
 
 19 .10. Pilate said, speakest thou not 7 / 22/0 me? 
 
 Acts 1. 8. and ye shall be witnesses 7/72/0 me 
 2. 28. hast made known 7 intome the ways of life 
 
 9. 15. go thy way, for he is a chosen vessel to 7ne 
 
 11. 5. a ve.ssel descend, and it came even to me 
 
 26. 14.1 heard a voice speaking 7 / 72/0 me, saying 
 Rom.'l. 13. was that which is good made death 77 . ?ne? 
 
 12. 3. through the grace given 7 / 72 . me, 1 Cor. 3.10. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 12. all things are lawful 7777/0 me, but all 
 9 . 15. that it should be so done 7777/0 me 
 
 16. woe is 7772/0 7720 if I preach not the gospel 
 
 17 . dispensation of the gospel is committed un. me 
 
 14. 11. and he shall be a barbarian 7 / 77/0 me 
 
 16. 9 . an effectual door is open. 7772. me, 2 Cor. 2.12. 
 
 2 C'or. 11. 9 . for that which was lacking to me 
 Gal. 2.6. whatthey were, it maketh no matter/o 7720 
 
 4.15. plucked out eyes, and have given them tome 
 Eph.3.Q. 7772 /0 7720 who am less than least of all saints 
 Phil. 1. 21. for to me to live is Christ, to die is gain 
 
 3.1. to me indeed is not grievous, but for you safe 
 7 . but what things were gain to me, those counted 
 Col. 4 . 11 . which have been a comfort 7777/0 7720 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. not to me only H 11. is profitable to 7720 
 Philem. 11. but now profitable to thee and to me 
 
 16 . especially to me 1 | 19 - thou owest to 7720 thyself 
 Heb. 10. 30. vengeance belongeth 7/72/0 me, saith Ld. 
 
 13 . 6.1 will not fear what man shall do 2777/0 me 
 
 Ton'ard ME. 
 
 Gen. .31. 5. countenance is not toviard mens before 
 Psal. 86.13. for great is thy. mercy toward me 
 116 .12. render for all his benefits toxcard me 
 Ca7it. 7 .10.1 am my Beloved’s, his desire is/o/y. me 
 Isa. 29. 13. their fear toward me is taught by men 
 
 6.3. 15. and the sounding of thy bowms and mer¬ 
 
 cies toward me 
 
 Dan. 4. 2. that the high God hath wrought tow. me 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . he told us your fervent mind/oa'/ 2 /-rf 7720 
 Phil. 2. 30. supply your lack of service toward me 
 Urider ME. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. .37- enlarged my steps u. me, Psal. 18.36. 
 40. thou hast subdued 777 ider me, Psal. 18. .39. 
 
 48. bringeth down the people 7777 ^. me, Ps. 18. 47- 
 Neh. 2. 14. for the beast that was 7772 //cr rne to pass 
 Psal. 144. 2. who subdueth my people 777/der me 
 Mat. 8. 9. having soldiers 777 iderme, Luke 7. 8. 
 With ME. 
 
 Gen. 12.1.3. that it may be well with me for thy sake 
 28. 20. if G. will be 2 / 2 . 772 ^ and keep me, .Tosh. 14.12. 
 .30. 29. thou knowest how thy cattle was 77 'ith me 
 31. 5. the God of my father hath been with me 
 .32. discern thou what is thine withme, and take 
 39 .7- and she sai/1. lie with7ne, 12,14. 2 Sam. 1.3.11. 
 
 43. 8. send lad with me |144. .34. lad be not with me 
 Exod. 17- 2. why chide ye xcith me, why tempt Ld. ’ 
 
 20. 23. ye shall not make with me gods of silver 
 
 33.15. if thy presence go not with me, carry us not 
 Lev. 26. + 21. if ye walk at all adventures xcith me 
 A’ 77772 .11. 15. if thou deal thus with vxe, kill me 
 Deixt. .32. .34. is not this laid up in store xcith me? 
 
 .39. that I, even 1, am he, and there is no G. w. me 
 Josh. 8. 5. 1 and all the people that are with me 
 J77dg. 4. 8. if thou wilt go with xne then 1 will go 
 7 . 18. 1 and all that are with me, then blow ye 
 11. 12. sayine, what hast thou to do with xne ? 
 
 16. 15. 1 love thee, when thy heart is not xcith me 
 
 17 . 2. behold, the silv. \%with tt/cH 10. dwell with me 
 Ruth 1. 8. as ye have dealtT/’. 777cl| 11. why goa). 777e 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 19 . go up, for ye shall eat xcithme to-day 
 
 17 . 9 . if he be able to fight af/// 772 ? and to kill me 
 
 22. 2.3. hut xcith me thou shalt be in safeguard 
 
 24 . 18. how that thou hast dealt well xcith nxe 
 
 28. 19 . to-morrow shalt thou and thy sons be 77 ;. me 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 25. wherefore wentest not thou xcith me ? 
 .33. I will feed thee with me in .lerusalem 
 
 23. 5. hath made with me an evenastii'.g covenant 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 10. that thine hand might be with me 
 
 2 Chr. 2.3. even so deal 77'. 772SII7. are w. rrie in .1 udah 
 35. 21. from meddling with God, who is xcith me 
 
 Job 9. 35. and not fear, but it is not so xcith me 
 23. t 10. but he knoweth the way that is with me 
 
 28. 14. and the sea saith, it is not with me 
 
 29 . 5. when the Almighty was yetwith xxie 
 
 Ps. 7 . 4 . that was at peace w. me H 23.4. thou art w.me 
 -42. 8. in the night his song shall be with me 
 50. 5. those that have made a covenant with me 
 + 11. the wild beasts of the field are withme 
 55. 18. he delivered, for there were many with me 
 101. 6. the faithful, that they may dwell xcith me 
 119. 98. thy cominands, for they are ever with xne 
 Prov. 8.18. riches and hon. are w. me, yea, durable 
 Ca7it. 4. 8. come with x/ie from I^banon, my spouse 
 ha. 27 . 5. and he shall make peace T/a/A 772 ^ 
 
 50. 8. who will contend with me, let us stand 
 63. 3. of the people there was none with xne 
 Jer. 20. 11. the Lord is with me as a nughty one 
 26.14. do with me as seemeth good and meet to you 
 11/277. 10. 21. none holdeth with me but Alichael 
 Hos. 2. 7 . for then it W'as bettei' with me than now 
 Joel 3. 4. yea, and wliat have ye to do with me ? 
 Mai. 2. 6. he w'alked with me in peace and equity 
 Mat. 12.30. he that is not xmth me is against me, he 
 that gathereth not withme, Lxxke 11. 23. 
 18.26. Lord, have patience T/f/A me, I will pay, 29. 
 
 20.13. didst not thou agree xcith 7770 for a penny ? 
 26. 38. said, tarry ye here, and watch with me, 40. 
 
 Luke 11. 7 . and my children are with me in bed 
 
 15. 6. saying, rejoice with me, 9. Phil. 2. 18. 
 
 31. son, thou art ever with me || 22.21. with me on 
 
 22. 28. ye are they which have continued xcith me 
 
 23. 4.3. to day shalt thou be with me in paradise 
 Joh7i 8. 29 . he that sent me is with me, the Father 
 
 13.8. if 1 wash thee not, thou hast no part with 7ne 
 
 18. he that eateth bread xcith me hath lifted up 
 
 15. 27 . have been with me from the beginning 
 
 16. .32. am not alone, because the Father with me 
 
 17 . 24. that they also be with me where I am 
 Acts 20. 34. ministered to them that were with Tne 
 
 22. 9 . they that were with 7 /ie saw the light, 11. 
 Rom. 7 .21.1 would do good, evil is present with me 
 15. 30. strive with xne in your prayers to God 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 3. but with me it is a very small thing 
 
 15. 10. but the grace of God that was with xne 
 
 16. 4. if it be meet that 1 go, the^’shall go withme 
 
 2 Cor. 1 . 17 . that with me there should be yea, yea 
 Phil. 1. + f.yo are all partakers with me of grace 
 
 2. 22. he hath served xcith me in the gospel 
 23. so soon as 1 shall see how it will go with me 
 4. 3. women, who laboured with me in the gospel 
 
 15. no church communicated with me but ye only 
 2 Tim. 4.11. only Luke is tc. tt/c || 16. none stood a'. tti. 
 
 17 . the Lord stood with me, and strengthened me 
 Philem. 13. whom I would have retained with me 
 Rev. 3. 4. they shall walk with me in white, for they 
 
 20. will come and sup with him, and he with me 
 
 21. will I grant to sit with me in my throne 
 
 22.12.1 come quickly, and my reward is with xne 
 Within ME. 
 
 Job 6. 4. the arrows of the Almighty are xcithin me 
 
 19. 27 . though my reins be consumed withinme 
 .32. 18. the spirit withixi 777 ^ constraineth me 
 Psal. 39 . 3. heart was hot xcithin me, while musing 
 42. 6. O my God,my soul is cast down withmme 
 11. why art thou disquieted within xne ? 43.5. 
 
 51.10. O God, renew a right spirit a'i/A/V/ me 
 94. 19 . in the multitude of my thoughts within me 
 
 103.1. and all that is xcithin me bless his holy name 
 142. .3. spirit was overwhelmed xcithixi me, 143. 4. 
 Isa. 26. 9 . with my spirit withixi me will 1 seek thee 
 Jer. 23. 9. my heai t within me is broken because of 
 Lam. 1.20. my heart is turned withixi me, Hos. 11.8. 
 Jonah2. 7- when my soul fainted withinme 
 Withoxit ME. 
 
 Jsa. 10. 4. withoxit me Uney shall bow down under 
 John 15. 5. for withoxit me ye can do nothing 
 MEADOW. 
 
 Ge77.41.2. came out of a river, and they fed in a ot. 
 MEADOWS. 
 
 Judg. 20.33. came even out of the m. of Gibeah 
 MEAL-TIME. . 
 
 Ruth 2.14. at m.-tirnf, come thou hither and eat 
 MEAL. 
 
 Nxim. 5.15. the tenth part of an ephah of barley m. 
 2 Kings 4. 41. bring m. and cast it into the pot 
 
 1 Chroxi. 12. 40. they that were nigh brought 777 . 
 
 Isa. 47 . 2. take the millstones, and'grind m. uncover 
 Hos. 8. 7 . it hath no stalk, the bud shall yield no xn. 
 
 See Barrkl, Mkasures. 
 
 MEAN , Kerb. 
 
 Gen. 21. 29. what m. these seven ewe-lambs ? 
 
 Exod. 12. 26. what m. ye by this service / 
 
 Dent. 6.20. thy son asketh what m. the testimonies.’ 
 Josh. 4. 6. ask, what m. ye bj' these stones ? 21. 
 
 Isa. 3. 15. what 777 . ye that ye beat my people I 
 Ezek. 17 . 12. know ye not what these things m. ? 
 
 18. 2. what 777 . ye, that ye use this proverb ? 
 
 Mark 9.10. what tlie rising from the dead should m. 
 Arts 10. 17 . doubted what this vision should 771 . 
 
 17 . 20. w'e would know what these things xn. 
 
 21.13. what 777 . ye to weeiiand break ihy heart 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 13. 1 777 . not that other men be eased 
 
 i\l l-'.AN, Adjective. 
 
 Prov. 22. 29 . he shall not stand before m. men 
 Isa. 2. 9 . the 777. man boweth /town, the great man 
 5. 15. and tne m. man shall be brought down 
 
 31.8. the sw’ord not of a m. man shall devour 
 Acts 21.39. who am a citizen of no m. city 
 Rom. 12. + 16 . but con/lescend to m. things 
 
 jVll’.AN time. 
 
 Luke 12.1. 777 . time w hen w ere gathered a multitude 
 MEAN - 7 / 77 /e. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 45. m. while the heaven was black with 
 JohxiA. .31. in the m. xchile Iris disciples prayed him 
 Ro/n. 2.15. their thoughts the rn. while accusing 
 MEAN.S. 
 
 Exod. .34. 7 . will by no m. clear guilty, Ni'm. 14. 18 
 Judg. 5. 22. broken by the m. of the prancings 
 
 16. 5. by w hat 777 . we may nrevail against him 
 
 X 2' 307 
 
ME A 
 
 ME A 
 
 C Sam. 14.14. yet doth tie devise m. that hisbanished 
 1 Kings 20. .19. it' by any tn. he be missing, then 
 Etra 4. 16. by ttiis/n. thou shall have no portion 
 Psal. 49. 7- none can by any m. redeem his brother 
 Prov. 6. 26. tor by m. of a wliorish woman a man 
 Jer. 5. 31. and tlie priests bear rule by their m, 
 Mai. 1. 9. this hath been by your//?. 
 
 Mat. 5.26. thou shall by no m. come out thence 
 Luke b. 18. they sought m. to bring him in 
 
 10. 19. and nothing shall by an^’ tn. hurt you 
 John 9. 21. by what //?. he now seeth we know not 
 Acts 4. 9. if be examined by what //?. he is whole 
 
 18.21. I must by all //?. keep this feast in Jerusalem 
 
 27 .12. if by any m. they might attain to Phenice 
 Rom. 1. 10. if by any m. I might have a journey 
 
 11. 14. by any m. I may provoke to emulation 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 9 . take heed, lest by any m. this liberty 
 
 9. 22. that I might by all tn. save some 
 
 27 . lest by any ///. when [ have preached to others 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. by ?/?. of many, thanks may be given 
 4. t 8. yet not altogether without /??. 
 
 11. 3. I fear, lest by any m. as the serpent 
 Gal. 2. 2. lest by any tn. 1 should run m vain 
 Phil. 3.11. if by any //?. I attain to the resurrection 
 
 1 Thess. ?i.5. lest by some ni. the tempter tempted 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 3. let no man deceive yon by any m. 
 
 3. 16 . G. ol'peace give you peace always by all //?. 
 
 Heh. 9. 15. that by m. of death they who are called 
 Rev. 13. 14. deceiveth them bv//?. of those miracles 
 M r.A N ES'r. 
 
 Gen. 83. 8. what m. thou by all this drove T met ? 
 
 2 Sam. 16 . 2. what //?.thou by these ? Ezek. . 37 . 18. 
 Jonah 1.6. what m. thou, O sleeper, arise,call on G. 
 
 MEANETH. 
 
 Dent. 29. 24. what m. the heat of this great anger ? 
 
 3 Sam. 4. 6. what m. the noise of this shout' 14. 
 15. 14. what m. then this bleating of the sheep I 
 
 Isa. 10. 7- howbeit he m. not so, nor doth think so 
 Mat. 9. 13. but go ye, and learn what that m. 
 
 12. 7- but if ye had known what this tn. 
 
 Acts 2. 12. saying one to another, what m. this ? 
 MEANING. 
 
 Dan. 8. 15. when I Daniel had sought for the tn. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 11. if I know not the m.o{ the voice 
 MEANING. 
 
 Acts ^ 7 . 2. we launched, m. to sail bv' coasts of Asia 
 MEANT. 
 
 Gen. 50. 20. but God m. it to good, to bringtopass 
 Luke 15. 26. and asked what these things tn. 
 
 18. 36. hearing multitude pass by, asked what it tn. 
 MEASURE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Some certain vessel fixed and agreed 
 upon, wherehg toatimate the quantity or capacity 
 of things, Prov. 20. 10. lilic. 6. 10. [2] The 
 height, breadth, and length of the thing measured, 
 
 • Ezek. 40. 10. [3] A stinted portion or allowance, 
 Ezek. 4. 11. [4] The period or end of one's life, 
 Psal. .39. 4. [5] Moderation. Jer. 30. 11. 1 46. 28. 
 [ft] Limit, or boundary, 7tir.b\. \?>. [7] A certain 
 proportion, resemblance, or degree, Eph. 4. 13. 
 [8] To take the dimennons of land, cities, build¬ 
 ings, &c. Num. .35. 5. Ezek. 40. 5. [9] To repay, 
 or rervard, Isa. 65. 7. 
 
 Ezod. 26. 2. the curtains shall have one m. 8. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 35. j'e shall do no unrighteousness in tn. 
 Dettt. 25.15. and a just m. shalt thou have 
 1 Kings6. 25. cubits one//?. H 7 . 37. bases had one m. 
 £ Kings7. 1 a //?. of fine flour sold for ashek. 16.18. 
 
 1 Chr. 11. + 23. he slew an Egyptian, a man of m. 
 jSeh. .3. t 11. Malchijah repaired the second m. 
 
 Job IE 9 . the tn. thereof is longer than the earth 
 
 28. 25. and he weighetii the waters by tn. 
 
 Psal. 39. 4. make rhe to know the m. of my daj’S 
 80. 5. thou givest them tears to <lrink in great m. 
 Isa. 5. 14. hell opened her mouth without //?. 
 
 27 . 8. in tn. w’hen it shooteth forth, wilt debate 
 
 40.12. comprehended the dust of the earth in urn. 
 Jer. .30. 11. but 1 will correct thee in m.46. 28. 
 
 51. 13. the end is come, and//?, of thy covetousness 
 Ezek. 4. 11. thou shalt drink water by m. 16. 
 
 Mic. 6 . 10. and scant m. that is abominable 
 Mat. 7 . 2. with what m. you mete, it shall be 
 measured to you again, Mark 4. *14. Luke 6 . 38. 
 23. 32. fill ye up then the //?. of your fathers 
 Mark 6 . 51. and they w'ere amazed beyond m. 
 
 7 . . 37 . and were beyond m. astonished, 10. 26. 
 Luke 6. .38. good tn. pressed down and shaken 
 John 3 . 34. God givetli not the Spirit by m. 
 
 Rom. 12. 3. as God dealt to every man the m. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 8. that were pressed oiit of tn. 
 
 10. 13. we will not boast of things without our m. 
 
 but according to the tn. of the rule, 14,15. 
 
 11. 2.3. in stripes above m. in prisons frequent 
 12 . 7 . and lest I should be exalted above m. 
 
 Gal. 1.13. beyond //?. I persecuted the church 
 Eph. 4. 7 . according to the m. of the gift of Christ 
 13. to the tn. of the stature of the fulness of Christ 
 16. the effectual working in the //?. of every part 
 Rev. 6. 6. a voice saying, a m. of wheat for a penny 
 21 . 17 . according to the?/?, of a man, that is 
 MEASCrRE, Verb. 
 
 Uiim. .35. 5. ye shall m. from without the city 
 Deut. 21. 2. they shall m. to their cities round about 
 Isa. 65.7. I will//?, their former work into bosom 
 Ezek. 43. 10. and let them m. the pattern 
 Zech. 2. 2. a measuring-line to tn. .Jerusalem 
 Rev. 11. 1. rise and //?. the temple of God 
 2. the court without leave out and m. not 
 21. 15. he had a golden reed to m. the city 
 MEASURED. 
 
 Ruth. 3. 15. he/w. six measures of barley 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. m. with a line, with two lines m. he 
 1 Kings 17- t 21. he m. himself on the child 
 Job7. + 4. I say, when shall the evening be m.f 
 Isa. 40. 12. wlio//?. waters in hollow of his hand ? 
 Jer. .31. . 37 . if heaven above can be m. 
 
 33. 22. as the sand of the sea cannot be m. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 5. he m. the breadth of the buildinp' 
 
 6. m. the threshold 118. he m. also the porch, 9. 
 11. he tn. the entiy (( 1.3. »?. the gate || 24. posts 
 41. 5. m. the wall i| 13. he //?. the house 
 15. he m. the length of the building 
 
 308 
 
 TLzek. 42. 16. he m. east side with a meastiring reed 
 
 17 . he m. north side I1 18. south n 19 . west side 
 47- 3. and he m. a thousand cubits. 4. 
 lios. 1.10. shall be as sand of sea which cannot be m. 
 llab. .3.6. he stood and tn. the earth, he behehi 
 iU?zr. 7 . 2 . with what measure you mete itshall hem. 
 
 to you again, Mark 4. 24. Luke 6. 38. 
 Rev. 21. 16 . he //?. the city II I 7 . he //?. the wall 
 M KASURES. 
 
 Gen. 18. 6. make ready three m. of fine meal 
 IJeut. 25. 14. thou shalt not have divers m. 
 
 1 Sam. 25.18. Abigail took five m. of parched corn 
 1 Kings 4. 22. .Solomon’s provision for one day was 
 thirty m. of Hour, and sixty m. ot meal 
 
 5.11. Solomon gave Hiram twenty tlioiisand m. of 
 wheat, and twenty m. of jnire oil, 2 Chron. 2.10. 
 
 7 . 9 . according to the //?. ot hewed stones, 11. 
 
 18. 32. as great as would contain two //?. of seed 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. 29. for all manner of m. and sizes 
 E.zra 7 . 22. it be flone to an hundred m. of wheat 
 Job .38.5. who hath laid the m. thereof, if knowest' 
 Erov. 20.10. divers //?. are like abomination to Lord 
 Jer. 13. 25. this is the portion of thy m. 
 
 Ezek. 40. 24. the arches according to these m. 29. 
 
 28. he measured gate according to these tn. 32. 
 
 43.13. and these are the ni. of the altar 
 
 48. 16. these are the m. of the profane place 
 Hag. 2. 16. to an heap of 20 m. there were but ten 
 Mat. 1.3. .33. hid in three m. of meal, Luke 1.3. 21. 
 Luke 16. 6. an?! he said, an hundred ni. of oil 
 7 . how much owest ? he said, an hund. m.oi wheat 
 See R Alt LEY. 
 
 MEASURING. 
 
 Jer. 31. 39. the m. line shall yet go forth on Gareb 
 Ezek. 40. 3. there was a man with a m. reed, 5. 
 
 42. 15. now when he had ma?ie an end of /??. 
 
 16. he measured with a tn. reed, 17, 18, 19. 
 
 Zech. 2. 1. a man with a m. line in his hand 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12. they m. themselves by themselves 
 
 MEAT 
 
 Signifies, [1] Provisions of any sort for bodily 
 nourishment, Luke 24. 41. [2] Jestts Christ cru¬ 
 cified, who, being applied by faith, is the true 
 and real food which nourisheth the soul to eternal 
 life, John 6. 55. [.3] Spiritual comfort, that is 
 sweeter, more pleasant and delightful, than food, 
 John 4. 32, .34. [4] The table whereon meat is 
 
 set, Luke 22. 27. [5] The product and fruits of 
 the field which .should he for food, Joel 1. 16. 
 Hab. .3. 17 . [6] The doctrines of the gospel, or 
 
 mysteries of religion, Heb. 5.14. [7] Ceremonial 
 ordinances, Heb. 1.3. 9. 
 
 Gen. 1. 29 . to j'ou it shall be for m. 
 
 30. to every beast I have given every herb for m. 
 
 9. 3. every moving thing shall be m. for you 
 27- 4. make me savoury m. such as 1 love, 7. 
 
 .31. Esau also made savoury m. and brought it 
 45. 23. bread and m. for his father by the way 
 Lev. 11. .34. of all m. which may be eaten, that 
 
 22.11. that is born in his house, shall eat of his m. 
 
 13. she shall eat of her father’s //?. 
 
 25.6. the sabbath of the land shall be/n. for 5'ou,7. 
 Deut. 2. 6. ye shall buy m. of them for money 
 28. thou shalt sell me m. for money to eat , 
 20. 20. thou shalt destroy trees not for m. 
 
 28. t30. and shalt not use it as a common m. 
 
 Judg. 1.7- kings gathered their m. under my table 
 
 14.14. out of the eater came forth //?. and out of 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 5. not fail to sit with the king at m. 
 
 .34. Jonathan did eat no m. the second day 
 
 2 Sam. .3. .35. the people came to cause Dav. to eat m. 
 
 11.8. there followed him a mess of m. from the king 
 
 12.3. it did eat of his own m. and drank of his cup 
 
 13. 5. let Tamar dress the //?. in my sight 
 
 1 Kings 10.5. she saw the /w. of his table, 2 Chr. 9. 4. 
 
 19 . 8. he went in strength of that m. forty da^-s 
 1 Chron. 12.40 they that were nigh brought m. 
 Ezra 3. 7- they gave m. and drink to them of Zidon 
 Job 3. t 24. for my sighing cometh before my m. 
 
 6.7- things my soul refused, are as my sorrowful//?. 
 12. 11. doth not the mouth taste iiis /n..’ 
 
 20. 14. 3 ’et his m. in his bowels is turned 
 
 21. there shall none of his m. be left 
 
 30. 4. who cut juniper roots for their m. 
 
 .33. 20. and his soul abhoneth daint>' m. 
 
 .34. .3. the ear trieth words, as the mouth tasteth m. 
 
 36. 31. he giveth m. in abundance 
 
 38. 41. cry to God, thej' wander for lack of m. 
 
 Psal. 42. .3. my tears have been my m. day and night 
 44. 11. thou hast given us like sheep for //?. 
 
 59. 15. let them wander up and down for //?. 
 
 69. 21. they gave me also gall for my tn. 
 
 74. 14. thou gavest him to be //?. to the people 
 78. 18. tempted God by asking m. for their lust 
 25. he sent them m. to the full 
 .30. but while their/n. was yet in their mouths 
 104. 21. the j’oung lions seek' their //?. from God 
 27 . thou mayest give them their //?. in due season 
 107 .18. their soul abhorreth all manner of //?. 
 
 111. 5. he hath given ?/?. to them that fear him 
 145. 15. thou givest them m. in due season 
 Prov. 6. 8. the ant provideth her //?. in the summer 
 
 2.3. 3. his dainties, for thej' are deceitful //?. 
 
 30. 22. and a fool when he is filled with tn. 
 
 25. yet they prepare their m. in the summer 
 .31. 15. she riseth and giveth />?. to her household 
 Isa. 9. + 5. this shall be vvith burning and //?. of fire 
 
 62.8. no more give thv corn to be //?. for enemies 
 65. 25. and dust shall be the serpent’s /;?. 
 
 Lam. 1.11. have given their pleasant things for m. 
 
 19. mine elders died while they sought their /??. 
 
 4. 10. sodden their children, they were their tn. 
 Ezek. 4. 10. and thv tn. shall bebj' weight 
 16.19. m\" //?. which 1 save thee, thou hast set it 
 25. + 7 . 1 will deliver thee for tn. to the heathen 
 
 29 . 5. I have given thee for m. to beasts, 34. 5,8. 
 34. 10. that they may not be //?. for them 
 
 47 . 12. on bank shall grow trees for //?. fruit for //?. 
 Dati. 1.8. would not defile himself with the king’s/w. 
 10. king ^yho hath appointed your tn. and drink 
 4. 12. the fruit much, and in it was m. for all, 21. , 
 
 11.26. they that feed of bis ?/?. shall destroy him 
 
 MED 
 
 Hos. 11. 4. and T laid m. unto them 
 Joel 1. 16 . is not the ni. cut otf before our eyes 
 Hab.^\. 16 . because their portion is fat,/n. plenteous 
 .3. 17 . although the fields shall yield no m. the flock 
 Hag. 2. 12. if one do touch any m. shall it be holy 
 Mai. 1. 12. in that ye say, his m. is contemptible 
 3. 10. bring all the tithes, that there may be tn. 
 Mat. 3. 4. anti his m. was locusts and \v'ild honey 
 6. 25. is not the life more than m. Y Luke 12. 23. 
 
 9.10. as Jesus sat at m. in the house, 26.7. Mark". 
 
 15. 1 14. 3. 116. 14. Luke 24. 30. 
 10. 10. for the workman is worthy of his m. 
 
 14. 9. for them which sat with him at //?. 
 
 15. . 37 . an?! they took up of the broken m. MarkQ.^. 
 
 24. 45. to give them tn. in due season, Luke 12. 42. 
 
 25. .35. I was an hungered, and ye gave me //?. 
 
 42. I was an hungered, and ye" gave me no m. 
 
 Luke 3. 11. he that hath m. let him do likewise 
 
 8. 55. and he commanded to give her m. 
 
 9.13. except weshould go and buy m. for this peop. 
 
 14.10. worship in presence of them that sit at //?. 
 17 . 7 . w ill say to his .servant, sit down to m. 
 
 22 . 27 . whether greater, he that sitteth at tn. 
 
 24. 41. he said, have ye here any//?..:’Jv/?/? 21.5. 
 John 4. 8. the disciples were gone to buy’ tn. 
 
 32. 1 have m. to eat that ve know’ not of 
 34. my m. is to do the will of him that sent me 
 6. 27 . labour not for the /??. which perisbetli, but 
 for that m. which endureth to everlasting life 
 .55. for my flesh is//?, indeed, my blood is drink 
 Acts 2. 46. they did eat their //?. with gladness 
 
 9. 19. w hen he had received m. he was strengthened 
 
 16. .34. the jailor set m. before them and rejoiced 
 27- 33. Paul besought them all to take m. .34. 
 
 .36. were of good cheer, and they also took some /w. 
 Rom. 14. 15. if thy brother be grieved w ith thy m. 
 destroy not him w ith thy tn. for whom Chi ist'died 
 
 17 . for the kingdom of God is not tn. and drink 
 20. for m. destroy not the work of God 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 2.1 have fed you with milk, and not with m. 
 8. 8. but m. commendeth us not to God 
 
 10. if any man see thee sit at m. in idol's temple 
 
 1.3. if m. make my brother to offend, I will eat no 
 
 10. .3. and did eat the same spiritual m. 
 
 Col. 2. 16. let no man judge you in m. or drink 
 Heb. 5.12. such as have need ot'milk, not ofstrong /n. 
 
 14. but strong m. belongeth to them of full age 
 
 12. 16. who for one morsel of//?, sold his birth-right 
 
 See Towns. 
 
 MEAT offering. 
 
 Ezod. 2?. 41. according to m. offering of the morning 
 .30. 9. shall offer no m. offering cn altar of incense 
 40. 29. on altar of burnt ofiFering offered in. offering 
 Lev. 2.1. when any will offer a m. off. 4, 5, 7, 14. 
 3. remnant of m. off. sliall be Aaron's, 10. 1 5.13. 
 
 6 . 14. this is the law of the m. offering, 7 . .37. 
 
 14. 10. three tenth deals of flour for a m. offering 
 
 Num. 4. 16. to Eleazar pertaineth daily m. offering 
 
 7 . 13. mingled with oil for m. off. 19.1 28. 12, 13. 
 15.6. for m. off. two tenth deals of flour, 28. 9,12. 
 
 28. 8. as the m. offering of the morning, offer it 
 
 26. when ye bring a new m. offering to the Lord 
 
 29 . 6. besides his tn. off', and burnt off. 22, 25, .34. 
 .Tosh. 22. 2.3. if altar to offer m. offering save us not 
 Judg. 6. +18. depart not. till I bring my m. offering 
 
 13. 19. IManoah took a kid with a m. offering 
 
 2.3. not have received a m. offering at our hands 
 
 2 Kings .3. 20. when the /??. off', was off'ere?!, behohl 
 1 Chr. 21. 2.3. wheat for the m. offering I give it all 
 Neh. 10. . 3 . 3 . for continual m. o ff. and burnt offer. 
 Isa. 57 . 6. to them hast thou otfered a m. offering 
 Ezek. 42. 13. there shall they lay the m. offering 
 
 44. 29. they shall eat the m. offering and sin offer. 
 
 45. 17 . he shall prepare the tn. offering, 24. 
 
 25. shall do the like according to the m. offering 
 
 46. 5. the m. offering shall be an ephah for a ram 
 7 . a /??. o.ffering and an ephah for a bullock, 11. 
 
 15. thus shall they prepare the m. offering and oil 
 Joel 1. 9. the m. off', and the drink off. is cut off 
 
 1.3. the //?. offering and drink offer, is withholden 
 
 2.14. leave a blessing, even a m. off. to our God 
 
 MEA I' offerings. 
 
 Num. 29. 39 . these ye shall do for your m. offerings 
 Josh. 22. 29. turn to buihl an altar for m. offerings 
 1 Kings 8. 64. there .''olomon offered m. off. altar 
 was too little to receive m. offerings, 2 Chr. 7- 7- 
 Eya 7- 17 . buy speedily lambs with their//?, off'er. 
 fieh. 1.3. 5. chamber, where they laid their /??. off. 
 Jer. 17 . 26. come from Judah to bring m. offerings 
 .33.18. l.evites not want a man to kindle tn. offer. 
 Ezek. 45.17. be the prince’s part to give //?. offer. 
 Amos5. 22. tlio’ ye offer tn. off'. 1 will not accept you 
 .MEALS. 
 
 Prov. 23. 6. neither desire thou his daintv m. 
 
 Mark 7. 19. into the draught, purging all //?. 
 
 Acts 15. 29 . abstain from //?. off'ered to idols 
 Rom. 14.+2.3. that putteth a difference in m. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 13. //?. for the belly, and the t)elly for m. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 3. to abstain froni tn. God hath created 
 Heb. 9. 10. which stood only in //?. and drinks 
 
 13. 9. the heart be established with grace, not m. 
 MEDDLE. 
 
 Deut. 2. b. m. not with them of mount Seir 
 19 . /??. not with the children of Ammon 
 
 2 Iking.s 14. 10. why tn. to thy hurt t 2 Chr. 25. 19. 
 Prov. 20. 19. tn. not with him that flattereth 
 
 24. 21. tn. not with them that are given to change 
 MEDDLED. 
 
 Prov. 17 .14. leave off contention before it be m. with 
 .MEDDLE EH. 
 
 Prov. 26. 17 . that /n. with sti ife not belonging to him 
 MEDDLING. " " 
 
 2 Chron. ,35. 21. forbear thee from m. with God 
 Prov. 20. 3. but everv fool will be m, 
 Ml'.DIATOR 
 
 Signifies, A person Amt manages, or transacts, be¬ 
 tween two contending parties, in order to reconcile 
 them. Gal. .3. 20. And is applied, [1] To Jesus 
 Christ, who is the only peace maker and inierces.sor 
 between God and men, 1 '1 ini. 2. 5. [2] To Moses, 
 who came between the Lord and his people, to de¬ 
 clare unto them his word, Deut. 5. 5. Gal. 3. 19. 
 
MEE 
 
 MEL 
 
 MEN 
 
 Gal. 3.19. was ordained by angels in the hand of m. 
 
 20. a m. is not a m. of one, but God is one 
 1 'Vim . 2. 5. but one m. between God and men, Jesus 
 Jiel). 8. 6. lie is tlie w. of a better covenant 
 0. 15. for tliis cause be is in. of the new testament 
 
 12. 24. and to Jesus tlie m. of the new covenant 
 MEDICINE. 
 
 Prov. 3. f 8. it shall ber/i. to thy navel and marrow 
 
 17. 22. amerry heart doeth good like a/«. 
 
 20. t 30. the blueness of a wound is a purging m. 
 P%ek. 47. 12. the leaf thereof shall be for m. 
 
 MEDlGIME.'i. 
 
 Jer. 30.13. thou hast no healing m. 
 
 46. 11. in vain shall thou use many m. not be cured 
 MEDITAIE. 
 
 Gen. 24. 63. Isaac went out to m. in the field 
 Josh. 1. 8. thou shall m. therein day and night 
 Judg. 5. t 10. /w.yethat riile on white asses 
 Psal. 1.2. in his law doth he m. day and night 
 2. t 1. anil why do the people m. a vain thing ? 
 
 63. 6. and w. on thee m the night watches 
 
 77.12. 1 will ?n. also of all thy work 
 119. 15. I willw. in thy precepts, 78. 
 
 23. did m. in thy statutes |148. I will m. in statutes 
 
 148. night-watches, that I might ni. in thy word 
 143. 5. I m. on all thy works, 1 muse on the work 
 
 Jsa. 33.18. tliine heart shall m. terror, where scribe 
 Lnke^l. 14. not to m. before, what ye shall answer 
 1 Tim. 4. 15. m. upon these things, give thyself 
 MEDITATIGE. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.116. out of tlie abundance of my m. 
 
 Psal. 5. 1. give ear to my words, consider my m. 
 
 19. 14. let the m. of my heart be acceptable 
 
 49.3. the m. of my heart shal 1 be of understanding 
 90. t 9. we spend our years as a 
 
 104. 34. mv m. of him shall be sweet, be glad in Ld. 
 119. 97. 1 love thy law, it is my m. all the day 
 99. than teachers, for thy testimonies are my m. 
 MEEK. 
 
 ISknm. 12. 3. now the man Moses w'as very’ m. 
 
 Psal. 22. 26. the m. shall eat and be satisfied 
 25. 9. the m. will he guide in judgment 
 . 37 .11. but the m. shall inlierit the eartli 
 69. t .32. tlie m. shall see this and be glad 
 76. 9. God arose to save all the m. of the earth 
 147 . 6. the I.ord lifteth up the m. he casteth down 
 
 149. 4. he will beautify the m. with salvation 
 Isa. 11. 4. reprove with equity, for the m. of earth 
 
 29. 19 . the wi.sliall increase their joy in the Lord 
 61. 1. anointed to preach good tiiiings to the m. 
 
 Amos 2. 7- tliat turn aside the way of the m. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 3. seek ye the l ord, all ye m. of the earth 
 ]\Jat. 5. 5. blessed are the m. |l 11. 29. for 1 am m. 
 
 21. 5. behold, thy king cometh to thee m. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. the ornament of a m. and quiet spirit 
 MEEKKE.SS 
 
 Signifies, [1] A temper of mind that is not easily 
 provoked, and suffers injuries without desire of 
 revenge, and quietly submits to the will of God, 
 Col. 3. 12. [2] A humble submissive frame of 
 spirit, ready to receive and entertain the truths of 
 God, Jam. 1. 21. 
 
 Psal. 18. f .35. with thy m. thou hast multiplied me 
 
 45.4. ride prosperously, because of truth and m. 
 Zeph. 2. .3. seek righteousness, seek m. shall be hid 
 
 1 Gor. 4. 21. shall I come in the spirit of m. I 
 
 2 Gor. Id. 1. I beseech you by the m. of Ciirist 
 Gal. 5. 23. the fruit of the Spirit is m. temperance 
 
 6.1. restore such an one in the spirit of m. 
 liph. 4. 2. that ye walk with all lowliness and m. 
 Got. .3. 12. put on therefore m. long-suffering 
 
 1 'Tim. 6. 11. follow after faith, love, patience, m. 
 
 2 'J im. 2. 25. inm. instructing those that oppose 
 Tit. 3. 2. but gentle, shewing all m. to all men 
 Jam. 1. 21. receive with m. the ingrafted word 
 
 .3, 13 . let him sliew his works with w?. of wisdom 
 1 Pet. 3.15. to give a reason of your hope with m. 
 MEEE. 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. I will make an help m. for him 
 20. there was not found an help m. for Adam 
 prod. 8 26. Moses said, it is not m. so to do 
 Dent. 3. 18. ye pass over, all that are m. for war 
 Judg. 5. .30. m. for the necks of them that take 
 Ezra A. 14. it was not »t. to see the king’s dishonour 
 Job 34 . 31. surely it is m to be said to God 
 Prov. 11. 24. that witlihoideth more than is m. 
 
 Jer. 26. 14. do with me as seemeth m. to you 
 
 27 . 5 . have given earth to whom it seemed wntome 
 Ezek. 15. 4. is it m. for any work ? 11 o.m. for no work 
 Mat. 3. 8. bring forth fruits m. for repentance 
 15. 26. not m. to take children's bread, .MaikJ .Ti. 
 Luke 15. .32. it was m. we should make merry 
 Acts 26. 20. and do works wn for repentance 
 Lfow. 1 . 27 . receiving that recompence which w’as m. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 9 . that am not m. to be called an apostle 
 
 16 . 4 . if it be that I go also, they shall go 
 Phil. 1. 7 . even as it is m. for me to think this 
 Col. 1.12.hath madeus7«.to bepartakersof inherit. 
 
 2 'Thess. 1. .3. bound to thank G. for you as it is m. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 21. he shall be vessel m. for master’s use 
 Jleb. 6. 7 . herbs m. for them by whom itisdressed 
 2 Pet. 1. 13. yea, 1 think m. to stir you up 
 
 M i:]:r. 
 
 Gen. 14. 17- king of Sodom went out to m. him 
 18.2. Abraham saw them, and ran to m. them 
 
 19 .1. Lot seeing them rose up to m. them 
 
 24. 17 . the servant ran to ni. Eebekah, and said 
 65. Whatman is this that walketh to m. us ? 
 
 29.13. I.aban ran to m. .lacob, and embraced him 
 
 30. 16. Leah went out to m. .lacob, and said 
 
 32. 6. thy brother Esau cometh tow. thee, .33. 4. 
 46. 29 . Joseph went up to m. Israel his Lather 
 Eiod. 4. 14. behold, Aaron cometh forth to^«.thee 
 27 . Lord said, go into the wilderness to m. Moses 
 
 18. 7 . Moses went out to m. his father-in-law 
 
 19 . 17 .. jirought forth the people to m. with God 
 
 23.4. if thou m. thine enemy’s ox going astray 
 
 25. 22. there I will m. with thee, and commune 
 
 with thee, 29. 42, 43.1 ‘M. 6 , 36. Num. I 7 . 4. 
 Num. 22. .36. Balak went out to m. Balaam 
 23. 3. peradventure the Lord will come to m. me 
 15. stand here, while I m. the Lord yonder 
 
 Num. 31 . 13. went forth to m. them without the camp 
 Josh. 2.16. Rahab said, lest the pursuers m. you 
 
 9. 11. take victuals with you, and go to m. them 
 Judg. 4. 18. .lael went out to m. Sisera, 22. 
 
 6. 35 . to Zebulun, and they came up to m. Gideon 
 
 11. .31. whatever cometh out of the doors tow. me 
 34. his daughter came to m. him with dances 
 19. 3. father of the damsel rejoiced to m. him 
 Ruth 2. 22. that they m. thee not in any other field 
 
 1 .'iam. 10. 3. and there shall m. thee three men 
 
 5. thou shall w. a company of prophets coming 
 
 13. 10. .Saul went to m. Samuel to salute him 
 
 15.12. wlien Samuel rose up early tow. .Saul 
 
 17 . 48. the Philistine drew nigh to w. David 
 
 18. 6. the women came to w. .Saul with tablets 
 25. .32. Lord wliicli sent thee this day to w. me 
 .30. 21. men went to m. David and to w. people 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. Michal came out to w. David 
 
 10. 5. David sent to w. the men, 1 Glmm. 19. 5. 
 
 15. .32. llushai the Archite came tow. him 
 
 19 . 15. .1 udah II 24. Mephihosheth to m. king 
 
 1 Kings". 8. Shimei came down to w. me at.Iordan 
 19 . Solomon rose up to w. Bath-sheba his mother 
 
 18. 16 . Obadiah went to w. Ahab, to w. Elijah 
 
 21. 18. arise, go down to w. Ahab king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 1 . 3. go up to w. messengers of king of Sam. 
 
 6. tliere came a man to w. us, and said to us 
 
 7 . what manner of man came up to m. you 't 
 
 2. 15. the sons of the prophets came to w. Elisha 
 
 4. 26. run now, I pray thee, to m. her, and say 
 29 . if thou w. any man, salute him not 
 
 5. 21. he lighted from the chariot to w. him, 26. 
 
 8. 8. go w. the man of God H 9. Hazael went to w. 
 
 9 . 17 . take an horseman, and send to w. them 
 
 18. there went one on horseback to w. him 
 
 10. 15. he lighted on Jonadab coming to w. him 
 16.10. Ahaz went to w. the king of Assyria 
 
 Nell. 6. 2. let us w. together in tlie plain, 10. 
 
 Job 5. 14. they w. with darkness in the day-time 
 39. 21. the horse goeth on to w. the armed men 
 Prov.J. 15. therefore came I forth to m. thee 
 
 17 . 12 . let a bear robbed of her v helps w. a man 
 
 22. 2. the rich and poor w. together, the I.ord is 
 
 29.13. the poor and deceitful man w. together 
 Isa. 7 . 3. go forth to w. Ahaz, thou, and thy son 
 
 14. 9 . hell is moved for thee to w. thee at thy com. 
 
 34.14. the wild beasts of the desert shall also w. 
 
 47 . 3. vengeance, and 1 will not m. thee as a man 
 
 Jer.Al. 6. and Ishmael went forth to w. them 
 51. 31. one post and messenger run to w. another 
 Hos. 13.8.1 will w. them as a bear bereav. of w iielps 
 Amos 4. 12. prepare to m. thy God, O Israel 
 Zech. 2. 3. another angel went out to w. him 
 JMt. 8. 34. the whole^city came out to w. Jesus 
 25. 1. and went forth to w. the bridegroom 
 
 6. the bridegroom cometh, go ye out to w. him 
 Mark 14. 13. there shall w. you a man, Luke22. 10. 
 Luke 14. 31. he be able w ith ten thousand to w. him 
 John 12. 13. people went forth to w. him, and cried 
 Acts2ii. 15. they came to w. usas faras Appii-forum 
 
 1 'Thess. 4. 17 . in the clouds to w. the L. in the air 
 
 MEEJEST. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 3. look out the m. of your master’s sons 
 Isa. 64. 5. thou w. him tliat rejoic. and works right. 
 
 MEETETil. 
 
 Gen. .32. 17. when Esau my brother w. thee 
 Num.ib. 19. shall slay murderer when he w. him,21. 
 MEETIISG. 
 
 Num. "4. 11. went not to the w. of enchantments 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 1. Ahimelech was afraid atw. of David 
 Isa. 1.13. it is iniquity, even the solemn w. 
 
 MELODY. 
 
 Isa. 23. 16 . make sweet m. sing many songs 
 51. 3. joy shall be. foiinil therein, the voice of w. 
 Amos 5. 23. 1 will not hear the w. of thy viols 
 Eph. 5. 19 . making w. in your heart to the Lord 
 MELONS. 
 
 Num. 11. 5. we remember the w. and the onions 
 IMELT 
 
 Signifies, [1] To make hard bodies liquid or fluid, 
 Ezek. 22. 22. [2] Jo waste and he diminished, 1 
 Sam. 14. 16 . 13 ] To faint and he discouraged. 
 Josh. 2.11. 2 Sam. 17 . 10 . 
 
 Exod. 15. 15. the inhabitants of Canaan shall w. 
 Dent. 20. t 8. return, lest his brethren’s heart m. 
 Josh. 2. + 9. the inhabitants w. because of you 
 
 11. when we heard these things, our hearts did m. 
 14. 8. my brethren made, the heart of the people w. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 10. is as heart of a lion, shall utterly m. 
 Psal. 39 . + 11. thou makesthis beauty tow. away 
 
 58. 7- let them w. away as waters which run 
 112. 10. heshall gnash with his teeth, and m. away 
 Isa. 13. 7 . every man’s heart shall w. Ezek. 21 . 7 . 
 
 19 . 1. the heart of Egypt shall w. in midst of it 
 Jer. 9. 7 . behold, I will m. them, and try them 
 Ezek. 22. 20.tow.it, 1 will leave you there w.vou 
 Amos 9. 5. the 1>. toiicheth the land, and it sliall m. 
 
 13. and all the hills shall w. Kah. 1. 5. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. and the elements shall w. with heat, 12. 
 MELTKD. 
 
 Exod. 16. 21. when the sun waxed hot it m. 
 
 Dent. 1. t 28. our brethren have m. our heart 
 Josh. 5. 1. their heart m. 1| 7 . 5. hearts of Israel m. 
 .ludg. 5. 5. the mountains m. before the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 16 . behold, the multitude m. away’ 
 
 2 Kings 22. + 9. thy servants have m. the money’ 
 Psal. 22. 14. my heart is m. m midst of my bowels 
 
 46. 6. he uttered his voice, and the earth m. 
 
 97 . 5. the hills w. like wax II 107 . 26. their soul m. 
 Isa. .34. 3. mountains shall be m. with their blood 
 64. + 7. bast m. ns, because of our iniquities 
 Jer. 49 . + 23. Damascus, Hamath, and Arpad, arew. 
 Ezek. 22. 21. ye shall he m. in the midst thereof 
 
 22. as silver is m. in the midst of the furnace 
 MELTE'EIL 
 
 Job 6. + 14. to him that m. pity be sliewed 
 Psal. 58. 8. as a snail which m. let them pass aw’ay 
 68. 2. as wax m. so let wicked perish at presence 
 119 . 28. my soul m. for heaviness, strengthen me 
 147 . 18. he sendeth out his word and m. them 
 Isa. 40. 19. the workman m. a graven image 
 Jer. 0. 29. bellows burnt, the founder m. in vain 
 
 Nall. 2.10. the heart of N ineveh m. the knees smite 
 MELJING. 
 
 Tsa, 64. 2. as when the m. fire burneth, the fire 
 MEMBER.S 
 
 Signifies, [1] Any part of anatural body, 1 Cor. 12. 
 12, 26. [2] All the faculties ij the soul, together 
 with the parts of the body, Rom. 6. 1.3, 19. (.3] 
 'Ihe unrenewed part of man, winch is like a body 
 consisting of many members, and putteth forth it¬ 
 self chiefly in and by the members of the body, 
 Rom. 7 . 23. [4] E,very sensual and sinful nflec- 
 tion. Col. 3.5. [5] Christian or gospel believers 
 in the church, which is Christ's mystical body, 
 Eph. 4. 25. 1 5. 30. [6] 'Thoughts, Job I 7 . +7. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 14. the body is not one m. but many 
 19. if they were all one m. where svere the body ? 
 
 26 . whether one m. suff er, onew. be honoured 
 Jam. 3. 5. even so the tongue is a little m. 
 
 M EMBERS. 
 
 Deut. 23. 1. he that hath his privy m. cutolF 
 Job 17 . 7- and all my m. are as a shadow 
 Psal. 139. 16 . in thy book all my m. were written 
 Mat. 5. 29. that one of thy m. should perish, 30. 
 Rom. 6. 13. neither yield your m. instruments 
 
 19. as ye yielded your m. servants to sin 
 
 7 . 5. the motions of sins did work in our m. 
 
 23. I see another law in my m. warring ; into 
 captivity to the law of sin, whii h is in my m. 
 
 12. 4. for as we have many m. in one body, and all 
 m. have not the same office 
 5. we are every one m. one of another 
 1 Cor. 6. 15. know ye not, your bodies are the m.di 
 Christ t shall 1 then take the m. of Christ? 
 
 12.12. the body liath many m. all m. are one body 
 18. but now hath God set the m. in the body 
 
 20. but now are they many m. yet one body 
 
 22. much more those m. which seem more feeble 
 
 25. but that the m. should have the same care 
 
 26. one member suffer, all the m. suffer with it 
 
 27 . ye are the body of Christ, and m. in particular 
 Eph. 4. 25. for we are m. one of another 
 
 5. 30. we are m. of his body, of his flesh and bones 
 Col. 3. 5. mortify your m. which are on the earth 
 Jam. 3. 6. so is the tongue among our m. that it 
 
 4. 1. even of your lusts that war in your m. 
 MEMORIAL. 
 
 Exod. 3.15. this is my m. unto all generations 
 
 12. 14. this day shall be to you for a m. 
 
 13. 9 . it shall be for a m. between thine eyes 
 
 17 . 14. write this for a m. in a book, and rehearse 
 
 28. 12. for stones of m. to the children of Israel 
 
 29. for a m. before the Lord continually, 39. 7* 
 
 30. 16. the atonement money may be for a m. 
 
 Lev. 2. 2. the priest shall burn the m. of it on the 
 
 altar, 9. 16. 1 5. 12. 1 6. 15. Num. 5. 26. 
 
 23. 24. a m. of blowing trumpets, Num. 10. 10. 
 
 24. 7 . put pure frankincense on the bread for a m. 
 Num. 5. 15. for it is an offering of m. of iniquity 
 
 18. priest put the offering of m. in her hands 
 16. 40. took brasen censers to be a m. to Israel 
 
 31. 54. took the gold of the captains for a m. 
 
 Josh. 4. 7 . and these stones shall be for a m. 
 
 Nell. 2. 20. you have no portion nor m. in Jei usalem 
 Estli. 9. 28. nor thewi.ofthem perish from theii seed 
 Psal. 9. 6. their m. is perished with them 
 
 30. + 4. at the m. of his holiness, 97. + 12. 
 
 135. 13. and thy wn throughout all generations 
 Isa. 66. + 3. he that maketh a m. as if he blessed 
 Ilos. 12. 5. the Lord of hosts, the Lord is his m. 
 
 14.1 7 . tlie m. thereof as the w ine of Lebanon 
 Zech. 6. 14. crow ns be for a m. in the temple of L. 
 Mat. 26.13. this be told for a m. of her, Mark 14. 9. 
 Acts 10. 4. prayers and alms are come up for awn 
 MEMORY 
 
 Signifies, [1] That faculty of the mind, whereby it 
 retains or recollects the images and remembrance 
 of the things we have seen, imagined, or understood, 
 1 Cor. 15. 2. [2] Memorial, name, or report, Prov. 
 10 . 7 . Isa. 26. 14. 
 
 Psal. 109.15. that he may cut off the m. of them' 
 145.7- they shall utter the m. of thy great goodness 
 Prov. 10. 7 . tiie m. of the just is blessed 
 Ecct. 9. 5. for the m. of them is forgotten 
 Isa. 26. 14. and made all their m. to perish 
 1 C'er. 15.2. if ye keep in w;. what 1 preached to you 
 MEN. 
 
 Gen. 4. 26. then began m. to call on the name of L. 
 
 6. 1. when m. began to multiply on the earth 
 
 18. 2. he looked, and lo, three m. stood by him 
 
 19. 4. the m. of the city, m. of Sodom compassed 
 5. whei e are m. which came in to thee this night ? 
 
 8. only to these m. do nothing 1111. smote the m. 
 
 32.28. power with God and m. and hast prevailed 
 34. 21. tliese m. are peaceable with us, let them 
 22. only herein will the m. consent to us 
 42. 11. w e are true m. 31. I1 43.16. bring m. home 
 44. 4. Joseph said, up, follow after the m. 
 
 46. .32. m. are shepherds, for their trade to feed catt. 
 Exod. 1. 17 . but Saved the m. children alive, 18. 
 
 10. 11. go now’, ye that are m. and serve the Lord 
 .34. 2.3. thrice in the year shall m. children appear 
 Num. 1. 17 . Moses and Aaron took these w/. 
 
 13. .32. all the people are m. of great stature 
 
 14. 37 . those m. that did brine evil report on land 
 16. 14. wilt thou put out the eyes of these m. I 
 
 29 . if these m. die the common death of all men 
 22. 9. God said, what m. are these with thee ? 
 
 35. the angel saiil to Balaam, go with the m. 
 
 25. 5. slay ye every one his m. that were joined 
 Deut. 1. ,35. not one of these m. shall see good land 
 .32.26. make remembrance to cease from among m. 
 .33. 6. let Reuben live, let not his m. be tew 
 Josh. 2. 2. there came m. in hitlier to-night of Israel 
 .3. bring forth the m. that are come, 1 ■'<am. 11. 12. 
 Judg. 6. 27 . because he feared the m. of the cit^- 
 
 8 . 8. the m. of Penuel answered as m. of .Succoth 
 
 15. should give bread to thy m. that are weary 
 
 9 . 54. that m. say not of me, a woman slew him 
 
 16 . 9 . there were m. lying in wait in the chamber 
 
 20. 13. now therefore deliver us the wi.of Belial 
 1 8am. 2. 26. was in favour with the T,ord and m. 
 
 133. all the increase of thine house shall die, m. 
 
MEN 
 
 MEN 
 
 MEN 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 9. he smote the m. of city, small and great 
 1C. m. that died not were smitten w ith cmerods 
 
 24.9. David said, w-herefore liearest thou m. words.^ 
 
 25. 15. but the m. were very good unto us 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 39. these w. the sons of Zeruiah too hard 
 10 12. and let us play the m. for our people 
 
 15 28. were but <lead m. before my lord the king 
 
 23. 3. he that ruleth over m. must be just 
 
 20. slew two lion like ?/i. of Moab, 1 C/ir. 11. 22. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 8. happy thy m. that liear thy wisdom 
 
 20. 17. there are m. come out of .Samaria 
 
 33. now the vi. did diligently observe whether 
 
 2 Kings 6 . 20. Lord, open the eyes of these m. to see 
 
 12. 15. they reckoned not with 7 n. of the money 
 17- 30. the ;/!. of Babylon made Succoth-benoth, 
 
 m. of Cuth, ^sergal, m. of Hamath, Asliima 
 
 18. 27 . hath he not sent me to the m. w’hich sit on 
 
 the w'all to eat their own dung? ha. 36. 12. 
 20. 14. said to him, what said these in. ? Isa. 39. 3. 
 
 1 Chron. 11.19. shall I drink the blood of these m. ? 
 
 16. 31. let ni. say among the nations, Ix)rd reigns 
 
 19. 5. for the m. w'ere ereatly ashamed 
 
 2 Chron. 6.18. will God in very deed dwell with m.? 
 
 28.15. the m. expressed by name took the captives 
 34.12. and the 7«.did the work faithfully 
 
 Ezra 1. 4. let m. of his j^lace help him with silver 
 
 4. 21. give commandment to cause these m. cease 
 
 6. 8. 1 decree that expences be given to these tn. 
 Keh. 4. 23. nor m.of the guard which followed 
 
 5. 5. other w.have our lands and viney'ards 
 J 06 4. 13. when deep sleep falleth on m. 33. 15. 
 
 19 . 1 19 . the 7 n. of my secret abhorred me 
 
 28. 4. are dried up, they are gone away from m. 
 
 31. 31. if the m. of my tabernacle said not 
 
 37 . 24. m. do therefore fear him, he respecteth not 
 Esal. 9 .20. they may know themselves to be but m. 
 
 17- 14. from m. which are thy hand, from m. 
 
 49.18. m. will praise thee w hen thou doest well 
 
 62.9. m. of low degree are vanity, m. of high a lie 
 
 68.18. ascended, thou hast received gifts for m. 
 
 72. 17 . and m. shall be blessed in hini, all nations 
 
 73 . 5. they are not in trouble as other m. neither 
 
 are they plasued like other m. 
 
 82. 7 . 3'e are gods, but ye shall die like m. 
 
 83. 18. that m. may know that thou art over all 
 107 . 8 . O that m. would praise the Lord, 15, 21 , 31. 
 119. + 24. thy testimonies arethew. of my counsel 
 124. 2. on our side, when m. rose up against us 
 145. 6 . m. shall speak of the might of thy acts 
 
 Prov. 6. 30. m. do not despise a thief, if he steal 
 ,8.4. to you, O w. I call || 16.6. m. depart from evil 
 
 20. 6. most m. proclaim each his own goodness 
 25. 1. which thew?. of Hezekiah copied out 
 
 27- so for m. to search their own glory, not glory 
 28. 28. W’hen the wicked rise, m. hide themselves 
 Peel. 3. 14. God doeth it that m. should fear him 
 Isa. 3. 25. th.v m. shall fall by the sword, thy mighty 
 
 6. 12. and the Lord have removed m. far away 
 
 7 .13. is it a small thing for you to weary rn. ? 
 
 31. 3. now' the Egy-ptians are m. and not God 
 
 38. 16. O Lord, by these things m. live 
 
 43. 4. therefore will I give m. for thee, and people 
 
 45. 24. even to him shall m. come, and all incensed 
 
 46. 8. remember this, and shew yourselves m. 
 
 60. 11. that m. may bring to thee the forces 
 
 61. 6. m. shall call you the ministers of our God 
 64. 4. m. have not heard, nor perceived by the ear 
 
 Jer. 5. 26. they set a trap, they catch m. 
 
 6.23. hopes set in array, as m. for war against tliee 
 9.10. neither can m. hear the voice of the cattle 
 J.8. 21. and let their m. be put to death 
 .34.18.1 w ill give the w?. that transer. my’ covenant 
 
 38.9. these w?. have done evil to prophet .Teremiah 
 40. 8. then came to Gedaliah they and their m. 
 
 47 . 2. then the m. shall cry and shall liowl 
 49. 28. arise ye, and spoil the m. of the east 
 
 51.14. surely I will fill thee w’ith nt. as with caterp. 
 Lam. 2. 15. thatw. call the perfection of beauty 
 Lzek. 11. 2. these are the m. that devise mischief 
 
 14. 3. these m. set up their idols in their heart 
 
 14. tho’ these three m. !Noah, Daniel, .Tob, 16,18. 
 23.40. that ye have sent for m. to come from far 
 25. 4. I will deliver thee to the m. of the east, 10. 
 
 34. 31. ye, my flock of my pasture, are m. 1 God 
 .35. 8.1 will fill his mountains with his slain m 
 .36. 10. I will multiply m. upon you, .37. 
 
 Lan. 3.12. these m. have not regarded thee 
 22. fire slew those m. that took up .Shadrach 
 27 . saw these m. on whose bodies fire had no 
 
 power 
 
 4 . 25. that they shall drive thee from m. .32. 
 
 6.5. then said these m. we shall nor find occasion 
 
 26. that m. fear before the God of Daniel 
 
 Mos. 6. 7- but they like m. transgressed the covenant 
 Obad. 7 . m. that were at peace deceived thee 
 t 7 . the m. of thy peace have deceived thee 
 Mic.i. 8. that pass securely, as m. averse from war 
 
 7 . 6. man’s enemies are the w. of his own house 
 Hah. 1. 14. and makest m. as the fishes of the sea 
 Zech. 3. 8. thy fellows, they are m. wondered at 
 
 7 . 2. had sent their m. to pray before the I^rd 
 
 11. 6. but lo, 1 will deliver the m. every one 
 
 Jl/ar. 5. 16 . let your light so shine before W; 
 
 19 . and shall teach ot.so, shall be called the least 
 6.1. take heed you do not your alms before m. 
 
 16. their faces, that they may appear to m. to fast 
 
 18. anoint, that thou appear not unto m. to fast 
 7 . 12. whatsoever ye would that m. should do to 
 you, do ye even so to them, L^the 6. 31. 
 
 9. 8. God who had given such power to m. 
 
 10. 32. shall confess me before m. Luke 12. 8. 
 
 .33. whoso shall denv me befoi e m. Luke 12. 9. 
 
 1.3. 25. but while w. slept, his enemy' came 
 16. 13. whom do m. say that 1 am ' Hark 8. 27. 
 
 ,. 23. 28. outwardly'ye appear righteous to m. 
 
 Hark 8.24. and said, 1 see rn. as trees walking 
 lO; 27 . with m. it is impossible, Lvke 18. 27. 
 irrXe 2.14. peace on earth, goo<i will toward m. 
 
 .5. 10. from henceforth thou shalt catch m. 
 
 11. .31. shall rise up with the m. of this generation 
 
 12. 48 to whom m. have committed much 
 18. 11. I thank thee, I am not as other ?«. are 
 
 J7IU 
 
 John 5. 41. I receive not honour from m. 
 
 17- 6. I have manifested thy name to the m. 
 
 Acts 1.21. of these m. which have conipanied witli us 
 
 2.13. others said, these m. are full ot new wine 
 
 4.16. saying, what shall we do to these m. '/ 
 
 5. 4. thou hast not lied unto m. but unto God 
 25. the m. ye put in prison are in the temple 
 29. w'e ought to obey God rather than m. 
 
 35. what ye intend to rio, as touching these m. 
 3<J. 1 say unto you, refrain from these m. 
 
 10. 19. the .Spirit said, behold three m. seek thee 
 
 14. 15. we also are m. of like passions with you 
 
 15. 26. m. that hazarded their li\es for Jesus 
 
 16. 17 . these ot. are the servants of most high God 
 35. sent the serjeants, saying, let those ot. go 
 
 19. 37 . for ye have brouglit hither these ot. 
 
 20. 30. also of yourselves shall ot. arise, speaking 
 
 24.16. conscience void of offence toward G. and m. 
 Rom. 1. 27 . OT. with OT. working which is unseemly 
 
 12.16. but condescend to m. of low estate 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9 . we are made a spectacle to angels and m. 
 
 14. 2. for he si)eaketh not to ot. but to God 
 
 20. npt children, but in understanding be ot. 
 
 21. with OT. of other tongues and lips wdll 1 speak 
 
 2 Cor. 5.11. the ten or of the Lord, we persuadg ot. 
 
 8.13. for I mean not that other ot. be eased 
 Gal. 1.10. do 1 now persuade ot. ? or seek please ot..*” 
 Lph. 4.8. he led captive, and gave gifts to ot. 
 
 5.28. so ought OT. to love their wives as their own 
 
 6. 7 . as to the Lord and not to ot. Col. .3. 2.3. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 4. we speak not as pleasing ot. but God 
 
 1 Tim. 2.8. 1 w’ill that ot. pray’ every where 
 
 2 Tim. 3.2. OT. shall be lovers of themselves, proud 
 Heb. 5.1. every high priest taken fj om among ot. 
 
 6.16. for OT. verily swear by the greater, an oath 
 7- 8. and here ot. that die receive tithes 
 
 9 . 27 . as it is appointed unto ot. once to die 
 
 12. 23. to the spirits of just ot. made perfect 
 Jam. 3. 9. therewith curse we ot. which are made 
 
 1 L’cr.4.6.might bejudgeil according to ot. in flesh 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 21. but holy ot. of God spake as moved 
 Jude 4. for there are certain ot. crept in unaw'ares 
 Rev. 9 .4. but only those ot. which have not the seal 
 
 10. their power was to hurt ot. five months 
 
 14. 4. these were redeemed from among ot. 
 
 16.18. such as was not since ot. were on the earth 
 21.3. behold, the tabernacle of God is with ot. 
 
 All MEN. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 27 . all them, of his house were circumcised 
 Exod.A. 19 . all the ot. are dead which sought thy’ life 
 Nu/n. 16 .29. if these die the common death of all ot. 
 Deut. 4. 3. a//the ot. that followed Baal-peor 
 2 Sam. 13. 9 . A mnon said, have out all m. from me 
 1 Kiyigs^. 31. for .Solomon was wiser than allm. 
 Job 37 . 7 . that allm. may know his work 
 Psal. 64. 9. allyn. shall fear, and shall declare 
 89. 47 . wherefore hast thou made allm. in vain? 
 
 116.11. I said in my haste, allm. are liars 
 Led. 7 . 2. for that is the end of allm. and living 
 Jer. 42. 17 . so w’ith all the ot. that set their faces 
 
 7.ech. 8.10.1 set all m. every one ag. his neighbour 
 Mat. 10. 22. and ye shall be hated of allm. for my 
 
 name’s sake, Mark 1.3. 13.. JLwZc 21. 17 . 
 
 19.11. all OT. cannot receive this saying, save they 
 26. 33. tho’ a//OT. shall be offended, y’et w ill not I 
 Mark 1. . 37 . all ot. seekthee || 5.20. all ot. did marvel 
 
 11..32. allm. counted John a prophet indeed 
 iMke 6.26. woe toyou when allm. speak W'ell ofyou 
 
 13. 4. were sinners above all m. that dwelt in 
 
 [Jerusalem 
 
 John\.'{. thata?/OT. through him might believe 
 2.24. not commit himself, because he knew allm. 
 
 3. 26. the same baptizeth, and allm. come to him 
 
 5. 23. that allm. should honour the Son, even as 
 11.48. if we let alone, allm. will believe on him 
 
 12. 32.1 lifted up from earth, will draw a. ot. to me 
 
 13. ,35. by this shall allm. know’y’e are my disciples 
 Acts 1.24. Lord, who knowest the hearts ot allm. 
 
 4. 21. all m. glorified God for what was done 
 
 17 . 30. but now commandeth all m. to repent 
 31. whereof he hath given assurance to all ot. 
 
 19- 7- and a / the ot. were about twelve 
 19 . and burned their books before allm. 
 
 20. 26. that 1 am pure from blood of all m. 
 
 22.15. for thou shalt be his witness to allm. 
 
 Rom. 5.12. and so death passed upon allm. for all 
 
 18. judgment came on all ot. to condemnation, 
 the free gift came on all ot. to justification 
 12.17- provide things honest in the sight of c//ot. 
 18. if it be possible, live peaceably'with allm. 
 
 16.19. your obedience is come abroad to allm. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 7 . I would that allm. were even as I 
 
 9. 19 . for tho’ I be free from all ot. yet servt. to all 
 
 22. 1 am made all things to a//OT.'hiay save some 
 
 10. .33. even as 1 please all m. in all things 
 
 15. 19 . we are of all OT.most miserable 
 
 2 Cor. .3.2. our epistle know n and read of allm. 
 Gal. 6. 10. let us do good to all ot. especially' to 
 
 household of faith 
 Lph. 2. 9 . to make all ot. see what is the fellowship 
 PhiJ- 4. 5. let your moderation be known to allm. 
 
 1 Thess. 2.15. please not G. and contrary to all m. 
 
 .3. 12. make you to abound in love toward allm. 
 
 5.14. support weak, he patient toward allm. 
 
 15. but ever follow that w’hich is good to allm. 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 2. for all m. have not faith 
 
 1 Tim. 2.1. that giving of thanks be made tor allm. 
 
 4. who will have all ot. to be saved and to come 
 
 4. 10. we trust in God . who is Saviour of all ot. 
 
 2 Tim. tl. 24. but he gentle to all ot. apt to teach 
 
 3. 9. for their folly shall he made manifest to allm. 
 
 4.16. no man stood with me, but allm. forsook me 
 Tit. 2.11. the grace of God hath a ppeared to allm. 
 
 .3. 2. he gentle, shewing all meekness to all ot. 
 
 Heb. 12,14. follow peace with allm. and holiness 
 Jam. 1 . 5 . let him ask of God. that giveth to allm. 
 
 1 Pet.l. 17 . honour allm. love the brotherhood 
 ti.Tohn 12. Demetrius hath good report of allm. 
 Brethren, Chief, Chosen, Evil,Great. 
 In MEN. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 21. therefore let no man glory in ot. 
 
 See Israel, Jluah. 
 
 I Like MEN. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9. quit yourselves like m. 1 Cor. 1C. 13. 
 Psal. 82. 7 . ye are gods, but ye shall die like m. — 
 llos. 6. 7 . but they /. ot. have transgressed covenant 
 Luke 12. .36. yourselves like m. that w ait tor tlieir L. 
 Mighty AIEN. 
 
 Gen. 6. 4. ot. ot. which were of old, men of renow’n 
 Lzod. 15. 15. OT. OT. of IMoab trembling shall take 
 Josh. 1. 14. the OT!////r^ OT. of valour shall pass over 
 
 6. 2. 1 have given thee Jericho and the mighty ot. 
 
 8. 3. Joshua chose out thirty thousantl mighty m. 
 
 10. 2. all the ot. of Gibeon were mighty^ 
 
 7 . ascended from Gilgal with ot. ot. of valour 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 4. the bows of the mighty m. were broken 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 7 . when David heard of it he sent Joab 
 and all the host of the ot. ot. 20. 7 . 1 Chron. 19 .8. 
 
 16. 6. mighty ot. were on his right hand and left 
 
 17 . 8. and his ot. that they be mighty and chafed 
 
 23. 8. these be names of the mighty m. David had 
 
 9. Eleazar one of the three ot. ot. w ith David 
 
 16. the three mighty ot. brake thro’ the host, I 7 . 
 22 . Benaiah had the name among three ot. ot. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 8. the mighty m. were not with Adonijah 
 
 10. the mighty m. and Solomon he called not 
 
 2 Kings 15. 20. exacted of all mighty ot. of wealth 
 
 24. 14. he carried away all the ot. ot. of valour 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 24. were ot. ot. of valour, 7 . 7, 9,11,40. 
 
 8. 40. the sons of L'lam were mighty ot. of valour 
 
 11. 10. these also are the chief of the ot. ot. 11. 
 
 12. 1. they were among the mighty ot. helpers 
 
 21. were all ot. ot. of valour, 25, 30.1 26. 6, 31. 
 
 29. 24. OT. OT. submitted themselves to Solomon 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 3. .1 eroboam set battle against Abijah, 
 
 being mighty ot. of valour, 14. 8.1 I 7 .13, 14, 16. 
 
 25. 6. Amaziah hired an hundred thousand ot. ot. 
 
 32. 3. Hezekiah took counsel with his mighty m. 
 
 21. an angel cut off all the mighty ot. of valour 
 
 Kell. 11.14. and their brethren mighty ot. of valour 
 Job .34. 24. he shall break in pieces mighty m. 
 
 £cf/. 7 . 19 . wisdom sP engtheneth more than ten ot.ot. 
 Cant. 4. 4. hang bucklers, all shields of mighty m. 
 Jsa. 21. 17 . mighty ot. of Kedai' shall be diminished 
 Jer. 5. 16. an open sepulchre, they are all ot. ot. 
 
 26. 21. Jehoiakim the king, witirall his mighty m. 
 41. 16 . Johanan recovered the mighty ot. of war 
 46. 9 . let OT. OT. come forth || 48. 14. we are ot. ot. 
 
 48. 41. hearts of ot. ot. of Moab, as heart of woman 
 
 49 . 22. heart of mighty ot. of Edom shall be as 
 
 50. .36. a sword is upon her ot. ot. and they shall 
 
 51. .30. OT. OT. of Babylon have forborne to fight 
 
 56. her ot. ot. are taken, their bows are broken 
 
 57 . I will make drunk her captains and ot. ot. 
 Jjam. 1. 15. Lord hath trodden under foot my ot. ot. 
 Lzek. . 39 . 20. be filled at my table w ith mighty m. 
 Dan. 3. 20. commanded ot. ot. to bind Shadrach 
 Hos. 10.1.3. ti'ust in the multitude of thy' mighty ot. 
 Joel 2. 7- they shall run like mighty m. and climb 
 
 3. 9. prepare war, wake up the mighty ot. 
 
 Obad. 9. thy ot. ot. O 'I'emctn, shall be dismayed' 
 Kah. 2. 3. the shield of his mighty ot. is made red 
 Zech. 10. 5. they shall be as mighty ot. that tread 
 Rev. 6.15. mighty ot. hide themselves in the dens 
 
 19 . 18. that ye may eat the flesh of mighty ot. 
 0/MEN. 
 
 Gen. 6. 2. sons of God saw the daughters of m. 
 
 4. the sons of God came in to the daughters of m. 
 J,ev. 27 . 29. none devoted of m. shall be redeemed 
 Num. 18. 15. whether it bee/ ot. or beasts, be thine 
 31. 11. took all the prey bothc/ ot. and beasts 
 Judg. 8.18. what manner of ot. were they ye slew ? 
 
 1 Sam. 1. t 11. give lo thy handmaid a seed of m. 
 
 10. 26. there went with him a band of m. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 .14. I will chasten him with the rod of m. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 21. behold they spied a band of m. 
 
 23. 14. he filled their places with the bones c/ot. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 21. they took aw ay of m. ten thousand 
 
 2 Chr. 22. 1. the band of ot. had slain all the eldest 
 Job 7 . 20. what shall I do, O thou Preserver of m. ? 
 
 .31. + . 33 . if I covered after the manner of m. 
 
 .33. 16. then he epeneth the ears of m. and sealeth 
 PW. 17 . 4. concerning the works c/ ot. 
 
 22. 6. but 1 am a reproach c/ ot. and despised 
 Jsa. 2.11. the haughtiness 0 /ot. shall be bowed down 
 
 17 . the haughtiness of ot. shall be made low 
 29. 13. their fear is taught by the precept of m. 
 
 44. 11. and the w orkmen, they are of m. 
 
 51. 7 . fear ye not the reproach of ot. nor be afraid 
 53. .3. he is despised and rejected of m. a man of 
 Jer. 9. 22. carcases of ot. shall fall as dung on field 
 
 33. 5. to fill them with the dead bodies cf m. 
 
 Lzek. 16. 17 . and madest to thyself images c/ ot. 
 
 24. 17- and eat not the bread ifm. 22. 
 
 27 . 13. they traded the persons rf ot. in m-arket 
 
 36. 12. thou shalt no more bereave them of m. 
 
 .38. the w aste cities be filled with flocks of m. 
 
 Dan. 2. 43. they shall mingle w ith the seed of m. 
 
 4. 17 . the living may know that the IViost High 
 
 ruleth in the kingdom of m. 25, .32.1 5. 21. 
 and setteth up over it the basest c/ ot. 
 
 Jl/7c. 2. 12. by reason of multitude tfm. Zech. 2. 4. 
 Mat. 4. 19 . and 1 will make vou fishers of ot. 
 
 5. 13. to be cast out and trodden under foot of ot. 
 
 6. 2. they may have glory of m.' 5. seen </ot. 2.3.5. 
 10. 17 . bew are of tn. 1; 19.12. marie eunuchs of m. 
 
 15. 9 . for rioerrines, commandm. of m. Mark 7 7 . 
 
 16 . 23. but the things that be of m. Mark 8. 36. 
 
 17 . 22 . shall be betraved into the h.ands of ot. 
 
 Mark 9. 31. Luke 9. 44. | 24. 7. 
 
 21. 25. was John’s baptism of heaven or of ot. ? 
 
 26. if w e say of m. Mark 11. 3(1. 32. I.uke'CO. 4, 6. 
 
 22. 16. l egardest not persons of ot. Mark- 12. 14. 
 
 23. 7 . love to be called of m. Ilabbi. Habbi 
 Mark 7 . 21. outof the heart of ot. proceed evil 
 John 1. 4. and the life was the light of m. 
 
 12. 4.3. they loved the praise of m. more than 
 
 18. .3. Judas having received a band of ot. 
 
 Act^ 5. .36. to whom a number of ot. joined 
 
 38. if this work be of m. it will come to nought 
 
 14. n. the gods are come dow n in likeness of ot. 
 
 15. 17 . the residue of ot. might seek after God 
 17 . 12. honourable women, and of vi. not a few 
 
 Rom. 1. 18. against all unrighteousness of m. 
 
MEN 
 
 MER 
 
 MEN 
 
 item. 2.16. when God shall judjre the secrets of m. 
 
 29. whose praise is not of m. but of Go(i 
 
 6. 19. 1 speak after the manner </ m. bec ause 
 
 14. 18. thatserveth Christ is approved of j/i. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 5. faith not stand in the wisdom oj m. 
 
 4. 6. yc might learn in us not to think of rn. 
 
 7. 23. ye are bought, be not the servants of m. 
 
 11.3.1. though 1 speak with tonuues of m. and angels 
 
 15 ! 32. if after the manner ofm. 1 nave fought 
 £ Cor. 8. 21. honest things in the sight e/wi. . 
 
 •Qal. 1. 1. Paul an apostle, not of m. but by Christ 
 
 3. 15. brethren, I speak atter the manner of rn. 
 
 Ep/i. 4. 14. wind of doctrine, by sleight of m. 
 
 ’Phil. 2. 7 . and was made in the likeness oj m. 
 
 Col. 2. 8 . vain deceit, after the tradition oJ m. 
 
 22. after commandments and doctrines oJ m. 
 
 1 Thess. 1 . 5 . ye know what manner of m. %ye were 
 
 2 . 6 . nor of m. sought we glory, neither ot you 
 1 . 3 . ye received it not as the word of m. _ 
 
 1 Tim. 6 . 5. disputings of m. of corrupt nnnds 
 Tit. 1.14. commandments of m. that turn from frvith 
 1 Pet. 2. 4. disallowed indeed of m. but chosen ot G. 
 
 15. may yiut to silence ignorance of foolish m. 
 
 4 . 2 . he should no longer live to the lusts of m. 
 
 1 John 5. 9 . if we receive the witness of m. 
 
 Jlev. 9. 7 . their faces were as the faces of m. 
 
 ■ 15. I'repared to slay the third part of m. 18. 
 
 ‘ 11 .13. in the earthquake were slain o/w. 7000 
 
 13. 3 . 3 . maketh fire come down in sight of m. 
 
 18.13. merchandise of slaves and souls of m. 
 
 See Children. 
 
 -So»^c/Men. 
 
 Ps. 4. 2 . O ye j. ofm. how long will ye turn, o3.1. 
 31. 19 . that trust'in thee before the sons ofm. 
 
 .33. 13. the Lord beholdeth all the sons ofm. 
 
 57. 4.1 lie among the so7is of 7n» whose teeth are 
 145. IQ, to make known to s, of ni, liis mighty acts 
 Prov. 8 . 31. and mv delights were with the s.cy yw 
 Eccl. 1.13. travail God hath given to the sonsoj m 
 2 3 . migiit see what was that good tor sons of m. 
 
 8 . and d gat me the delights of tlie sons of men 
 
 3 . 10. travail which God hath given to sosis of m. 
 
 18.1 said concerning the estate ot the sons of m. 
 
 f 19 . for that which bGalleth the ww.v e/OT. 
 
 8 . 11 . heart of sons of m. set in them to do evil 
 
 9 . 3 . also the heart or the sons of m. is full ot evil 
 12 . so are theiwijc/’ m. snared in an evil time 
 
 Isa. 52. 14. and his form more than the sons of rn. 
 Jer. .32. 19 . thine eyes are open upon the sons oj ot. 
 JJan.5.21. and he was driven from the sons of m. 
 
 10. 16. one like the similitude of the so7is of m. 
 Joell. 12. joy is withered away from the sons of m. 
 Mic. b.l. tarrieth not, nor waiteth tor the sonsof m. 
 Jjlark 3 . 28. all sins shall be forgiven to sons ofm. 
 Eph. 3. 5. w hich was not made known to sons of m. 
 
 See Old, High, Righteous, Singing. 
 MEiN-feriyantj'. 
 
 Gen. 12. 16. Abram had m.-s. and maid-seiwanfs 
 20. 14. Abimelech gave m.-servants to Abraham 
 24.35. God hath given my master m.-s. and gold 
 
 30. 43. .lacob had m.-s. and camels, and asses, 32. 5. 
 Exod. 21. 7 . she shall not go out as m.-servants do 
 Pent. 12. 12. rejoice before Lord, ye and m.-serv. 
 
 1 Sam. 8 . 16. the king will take you m.-servants 
 “2 Kmgs 5 . 26. is it a time to receive m-servants ? 
 Luke 12 . 45. and shall begin to beat the m.-servants 
 
 See Two. 
 
 MEN of War. 
 
 JVwOT. .31.49. servants have taken sum of w. of war 
 Pent.Z. 14. till all the generation of the m. of war 
 came out of Egypt were consumed, 16. Josh. 5.6 
 Josh. 6. 3. ye shall compass the city, ye m. of war 
 Judy. 20. 17 . <irew sword, all these were ot. of war 
 1 Sam. 18. 5. and Saul set him over the ot. of war 
 1 Kings 9. 22. but they were ot. of war, and the 
 chief of his captains, 2 Clmm. 8. 9. 
 •£ Kingsftb. 4. and all rhe ot. of war fled, Jer.fA.'l. 
 19. took an officer set over ot. of war, Jer. 52.25. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8. of Gadites ot. of war came to David 
 .38. all these ot. of war came to Hebron to make 
 
 2 Chr. 1.3. .3. Abijah set battle in array with w. ofw 
 17 . 13. and the ot. c/aw were in .lerusaleni 
 
 Jer. .38. 4. thus he weakeneth the hands of ot. of tear 
 41. 3. slew OT. of war ll 51. 32. ot. of w. are affrighted 
 36. .lohanan took the ,ot. of war and the women 
 ' 49 . 26. all the w. of war shall be cut off, 50. .30 
 Ezek. 27 .10. they of Phut were thy ot. of war 
 27 . all thy OT. of war that are in thee shall fall 
 
 ■ 39 . 20. shall be filled at iny table with ot. of war 
 Joel 2. 7 . they shall climb the wall like m. of war 
 
 .3. 9 . let all the ot. of re. draw near, let them come 
 iw/le 2.3.11. Herod with his OT.c/a . set him at nought 
 MEN, joined with wivked. 
 
 Gen. 1.3.13. but the ot. of Sodom were wicked 
 JSurn. 16.26. depart from tents of these wicked ot. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 22. then answered all the wicked ot. 
 
 ■2 Sam. 3. .34. as a man falleth before wicked ot. 
 
 4.11. how much more when wicked ot. have slain 
 JohQ2. 15. marked old v. ay tbatai. ot. have trodden 
 34. 8. and which walketh with wicked m. 
 
 26. he striketh them as wicked m. in open sight 
 36. because of his answers for wicked ot. 
 
 E.ccl. 8. 14. there be w. w. to whom it happeneth 
 Jer. 5. 26. among my people are found wicked ot. 
 Jia/. 24.41. will iniserably destroy those irfc^srf ot. 
 £ Thess. 3. 2. that we may be delivered from w. m 
 I rise MEN. 
 
 Gen. 41. 8. Pharaoh called for all w. m. Erod. 7-11. 
 Exod. 36. 4. all the wise m. that wrought the work 
 Petit. 1. 1.3. take ye -wise OT.and understandin 
 15. I took the chief of your tribes, -wise ot. 
 
 E<ith. 1.13. king said to wisem. that knew the times 
 6. 13. then said Haman’s tcise m. and Zeresh 
 Joh 1.5. 18. which ?D.OT.have told from their fathers 
 34. 2. hear my words, O ye wise ot. and give ear 
 Psal. 49 .10. he seeth that xoise ot. die, and the fool 
 Prov. 10, 14. seise ot. lay up knowledge, but foolish 
 33. 20. he that walketh with wise ot. shall be wise 
 £9.8. but a-LffiOT. turn away wrath 
 Etcl. 9. IT. the words of -wise m. are beard in quiet 
 Jsa. 19.12. where are thy seise m. let them tell 
 29. 14. the wisdom of their .-wise ot. shall perish 
 
 Jsa. 44. 25. that tumeth seise ot. backvyard 
 Jer'.ik. 9. the wise ot. are ashameti and dismayed 
 10 7 as among all the wise m. of the nations 
 50 ’ .35 sword is' upon Babylon, and on her -wise m. 
 
 51. 57 . and I will make drunken her wise m. 
 
 E~ek 27 . 8. thy wise ot. O J yrus, were thy pilots 
 9 . and the wise ot. thereof were thy calkers 
 Pan. 2. 12. to destroy all the seise m. ot Babylon 
 07 Vannot the wise ot. shew' unto the king 
 4 e' 1 made a decree to bring in all the wise m. 
 
 5 ! 7 . Belshazzar the king spake to the -wise ot. 
 oiad. 8 . even destroy the seise m. out ot Edom 
 Mat 2. 1. came -wise ot. from the east to .lerusalem 
 7 ilerod, when he had privily called the wise m. 
 
 16. was mocked of-wise m. H 23. .34. 1 send seise m 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 26. not many -wise m. not noble, are called 
 30. 35. speak as to wise m. judge ye what i say 
 
 MEN, joined with women. 
 
 Exod. .35. 22. both w. and women brought bracelets 
 Pent. 2. 34. we utterly destroyed the ot. and women, 
 and little ones, of every city, Josh. 8. 25. 
 Jsidg. 9. 49 . dieri about a thousand ot. and women 
 51. and thither tied all the ot. and women 
 16 27 . now the house w'as tull ot ot. and -women, 
 were upon the roof about 3000 m. and women 
 
 2 Sam. 6 . 19. he dealt as well to the women as ot. 
 Neh. 8. 2. brought the law' before ot. and women, 3 
 Jer. 44. 20. Jeremiah said to the w. and women 
 Acts 5 14. were added to Lord both ot. and women 
 
 8. 3. Saul, haling ot. and seomen, committed them 
 12 they were baptized, both ot. and women 
 
 9 . 2 . whether ot. or w. he might bring them bound 
 22. 4. delivering into prison both ot. and women 
 Men, Women, and Children. See Children. 
 
 Ye MEN. 
 
 Judy. 9. 7 . hearken unto me, pe m. of Shechem 
 Jol) 34. 10. hearken, pe ot. ot understanding 
 Acts 1.11. pern, of Galilee 1| 2. 14. ye ot. of Judea 
 5. 35. ye ot. of Israel || 17- 22. sje m. of Athens 
 13. l.'t. sje OT. and brethren, if ye have any word 
 19. 35. ye OT. of Ephesus, what man is there 
 Young MEN. 
 
 Gen. 14. 24. that which the young ot. have eaten 
 Exod. 24.5. Moses sent young m. which offered burnt 
 Num. 11. 28. Joshua one of the young m. answered 
 Josh. 6. 23. the yosmg ot. that were spies w ent in 
 .Jsidg. 14. 10. for so used the young ot. to do 
 Ruth 2. 9. have 1 not charged the young m. that 
 3. 10. inasmuch as thou followedst not young ot. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 17 . the sin of the young m. was very great 
 8. 16. he will take your goodliest j/owi-v; ot. 
 
 21.4. if the yousig rn. kept themselves from w’omen 
 
 5 . and the vessels of the young ot. are holy 
 2.5. 8. ask thy young rn. and they will shew thee 
 25. thine handmaid saw not X\\o^rjoung ot. 
 
 26. 22. let one of the young ot. come over and fetch 
 
 30. 17 . save 400 young w. which rode on camels 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 15. and David called one ot the young m 
 2. 14. let the young m. arise and play before us 
 
 21 and lay thee hold on one of the young ot. 
 
 13. .32. not suppose they have slam al 1 the young m 
 18 15 and ten young m. that hare Joab s armour 
 
 1 Kings 12. 8. Rehob'oam consulted viiKh young rn. 
 
 14. spake after counsel ofy. rn. 2 Chron. 10. 8,14. 
 20. 14. hy young m. ot the princes of the provinces 
 
 2 KingsA. 22. send, I pray thee, one of the young m. 
 5. 22. there be come two young rn. ot the prophets 
 
 8. 12. thGiv young ot, wilt thou slay with the sw ord 
 2 Chron. .36.17. who slew iWir young ot. with sword 
 Job 1. 19. it fell upon the young ot. they are dead 
 
 29. 8. the young m. saw me, and hid themselves 
 Psal. 78. 63. the lire consumed their young ot. 
 
 148. 12. praise the I.ord, young ot. and maidens 
 Prov 20. 29. the glorv of young m. is their strength 
 Isa. 9 . 17 . Lord shalThave no joy in their young rn. 
 13.18. their bows also shall young m. to pieces 
 23. 4. neither do I nourish up young m. nor virgins 
 
 31 . 8. and his young m. shall be discomfited 
 40. 30. and the young m. shall utterly tall 
 42. + 22. spoiled in snaring all the young m. of 
 
 Jer. 6. 11. i will pour fury on assembly ot y. rn. 
 
 9 . 21. to cut otf the young rn. from the streets 
 11. 22. the young ot. shall die hy the sword 
 
 15. 8. 1 brought against the mother of the y. m 
 
 18. 21. let their w. be slain by the sw ord 
 
 31. 13. both young ot. and old rejoice togetlier 
 
 48. 15. ins chosen young ot. are gone to slaughter 
 
 49 . 20. her young m. shall fall in Iter streets 
 
 50. .30. therefore shall her y. m. fall in the streets 
 
 51. 3. spare ye not her young ot. destroy utterly 
 Lam. 1. 15. called an assembly to crush my y. ot. 
 
 18. my virgins and y. ot. are gone into captivity 
 2. 21. the young m. and old lie on the ground 
 5.13. thej’ took tiie young w. to grind, children fell 
 14. the young m. have ceased from their music 
 Ezek. 23. 6. all of them desirahle young m. 12, 23. 
 30. 17 . young ot. of Aven shall tall by the. sword 
 Joel 2. 28. your y. m. shall see visions, Acts 2. 17 . 
 Amos 2. 11. and of your young m. tor Nazarites 
 4. 10. youv 3!/07/?//7 7 / 1 . have I slain the sword 
 8. 13. and your young m. shall faint for thirst 
 Zech. 0 . 17 . corn shall make the young rn. cheerful 
 Murk 14. 51. and the young m. laid liold on him 
 Acts 5. 6. and the young m. arose, wound him up 
 10. the young m. came in and found her dead 
 Tit. 2. 6. yiur'ig rn. likew’ise e.xhort to be sober 
 
 1 Jo/m 2. 13. i write to you, young ot. because, 14. 
 ]\iEN 1). 
 
 2 Chr. 24.12. brass to rn. tlie house of the Txird 
 ~34 lil'thev nave it to workmen to ot. the house 
 
 Mf^NDllsG. 
 
 Mat. 4. 21. with Zebedec ot. their nets, Mark 1.19. 
 M EN -pleiisers. 
 
 Eph. 6. 6. not with eye-service, as m.-p. Col. 3. 22. 
 Mr.S-siealers. 
 
 1 Tim 1 10 . the law is made for for liars 
 
 MENSTRUOUS. 
 
 Jsa. .30.22. thoushalt cast them aw ay as a ot. cloth 
 J.am. 1. 17 . .1 erusalem is as a ot. w Oman among them 
 Ezek 18. 6. neither l>ath come near to a rn. woman 
 ME^sTlON. 
 
 Gen. 40. 14. and make m. of me unto Pharaoli 
 
 Exod. 23. 13. make no ot. of other gods, Josh. 23. 7 
 1 dam. 4. 18. when he made ot. ot the ark ot (jOu 
 Job 28.18. no ot. shall be made of coral or pearls 
 Psal. 71 . 16. I will make OT. of thy righteousness 
 87 . 4. 1 will make ot. of Rahab and Babylon 
 Isa. 12. 4. make rn. that his nanie is exalted 
 19 . 17 . that maketli m. thereof shall be afraid 
 26. 13. by thee only we will make 7 «. ot thy name 
 
 48. 1. and make ot. of the God ot Israel, but not 
 
 49. 1. from bowels hath he made rn. ot my name 
 62. 6. ye that make ot, of the Lord, keep not silence 
 
 Jer. 4. 16. make ye w. to nations,publish agst.Jei us. 
 
 20. 9. 1 will not make ot. of him, nor speak more 
 Amos 6.10. we may not make ot. of name of I ord 
 Eom. 1. 9 . without ceasing I make.OT. ot ^'pu always 
 in my pi ayers, Eph. 1. 16. 1 Thess. 1. 2. 
 Phil. 1. +3. I thank my God on every ot. ot you 
 Philem. 4. making ot. of thee always ni my prayers 
 llcb. 11. 22. Joseph made ot. of the departing ot Isr. 
 MENTION. 
 
 Jf«.63. 7 . I will OT. the loving kindnesses of the L. 
 Jer. 23. 36. burden of tlie Lord shall ye ot. no more 
 MENTIONED. 
 
 Josh. 21. 9 . these cities, which are rn. by name 
 
 1 Chron. 4. .‘18. these ot. by name were princes 
 
 2 ChTon.26. 34. Jehu isOT..in the book ot the kings 
 Ezek. 16. 56. for tliy sister Sodom was not ot. 
 
 18. 22. his transgressions shall not be ot. to him 
 2-4. all his righteousness shall not be w. 
 
 33 16 . none of his sins shall be ot. unto him 
 MERCHANDISE. 
 
 Pent. 21. 14. thou shaft not make m. of her _ 
 
 24. 7 . stealing his brethren, and maketh ot. of mm 
 Prov. 3. 14. OT. of it is better than the ot. ot gold • ■" 
 
 31. 18. she perceiveth that her ot. is good 
 Isa. 23. 18. her w. shall be holiness to the Lord 
 45.14. the OT. of Ethiopia shall come over to thee 
 Jer 14. t 18. priest make ot. against a land 
 Ezek. 26. 12. they shall make a prey of thy ot. 
 
 27 . 9 . the sliips were in thee to occupy thy ot. 
 
 15. many isles were the OT.of thy bands 
 28.16. by the multitude of thy ot. they have tille.a 
 
 Mat 22. 5. one to his farm, another to his ot. 
 J«/OT'2.16.make not my Lather’s house a house of ot 
 2 Pet. 2. 3. with feigned words make rn. ot you 
 Rev. 18.11. no man buyeth their rn. any more 
 12. the OT. of gold, and silver, and ot pearls ' 
 MERCHANT. 
 
 Gen. 23. 16. silver current money with thew. 
 
 . 37 . 28. then there passed by Midianites 7«.-men 
 1 Kings 10. 15. besides that he had ot tlie OT.-men 
 Prov. 31. 14. she is like the ot. ships, she brings 
 24. maketh linen, and delivereth girdles to thcOT, 
 Cant. 3. 6. perfumed with all powders ot the ot. 
 
 Jsa. 23. 11. a commandment against the ot. city 
 Ezek. 27 . 3 which art a ot. of the people tor isles 
 12. Tarshish was thy rn. by reason ot multitude 
 
 16. Syria 118. Damascus, \\ 20., Dedan w'as ot. 
 Has. 12. 7 . he is a w. balances ot deceit in nis hand 
 Zeph. 1. 11. for all the ot. people are cut down 
 Mat. 13. 45. like a OT.-maii seeking goodly pearls 
 
 MERCHANIS. 
 
 1 Kings 10.15. and of the traffic of spice ot. 
 
 28. the king’SOT. received linen yarn,2 Chr. 1. 
 
 2 Chron. 9.14. besiiies that which ot. brought 
 AWl 3. 32. repaired the goldsmiths and the rn. 
 
 13 20. so the OT. lodged without Jerusalem 
 Job 41. 6. shall thev part him among the ot..^ 
 
 Isa. 23. 2. whom the rn. ot Zidon replenished 
 8. the crowning city, whose ot. are princes 
 47 15. even thy ot. they shall wander every one 
 Ezek 17 . 4 .cropt the twigs, he set it in a city ot rn^ 
 ^ 7 . 13. Javan, f uhal, and Meshech, w'ere thy ot. 
 15. Dedan H 17- -ludah and Israel Ihy ot. 
 
 21. in these were thy rn. |1 22. ot. of Sheba, 23. 
 
 24. these were thy rn. in aft sorts of tlungs 
 36. OT. shall hiss at thee |1.38. 13. rn. ot i aishish 
 Kah. 3. 16. liast multiplied Ihy ot. above the stars 
 Rev. 18. 3. for the m. of the earth are waxen rich 
 
 11. the w. of the earth shall weep oyer her 
 03 for thy OT. were the great inenof the earth 
 
 MERCY . ^ ^ 
 
 Signifies, [1] That essential perfection in Cod, 
 whereby he pities and relieves the miseries of 
 his creatures, I’sal. ICiO. 5. lit. .1. 5. [2J 
 
 Grace, which flows from mercy as its jountaiti, 
 Jude 2. [3] Eternal hfe and happiness in 
 
 16. 
 
 heaven, which is the c 
 Tim. 1. 18. . [4] All the 
 
 chief jriiit of mercy, 2 
 
 ju. L-ij blessings and benefits, 
 
 whether bodily or spiritual, which proceed from 
 the mercy of God, Psal. 106. 7. 1 119. 41. 
 [5] That pity and compassion which one man 
 shews to-wurds another that is in rtiisery, 
 
 10. 37 . [6] Clemency and bounty, Prov. 20. .8. 
 [ 7 ] All outies of charity towards our neighbour. 
 Mat. 9. 13. [ 8 ] Pretended acts of mercy, 1 lov. 
 
 chri. 2 L 27 . not left destitute my master ofw. truth 
 
 43. 14. and Cod aive you w. before the inan 
 F.xod. 34. 7 . keeping for thousands. Pan. n. 4 . 
 Klim. 14. 18. the Lord is long-suftering and ot great 
 OT. forgiving iniquity, Psal. 10.3. 11. I Ud- 
 Petit. 7 . 9 . who keepeih covenant and ot. 1-. 
 
 2 Ham. 7 . 15. hut my ot. shall not tlepart trom him, 
 1 Chron. 17. 13. Psal. 89. 24. 
 15 20 . return thou, w. and truth he with tliee 
 1 Icings 8 . 23. who keepest covenant and /w. w ith 
 tliy servants, Kelt. 1.5. I 9. .12. 
 1 Chron 16. .34. his w. endureth for ever, 41. 
 
 3 . 11 . P-ml. 106 . 1 . I 107 . 1. 1 118. 1 . 
 I 1.36. 1. to the end, Jer. .33. 1 1 . 
 
 E-'ra 7 28. hath extended m. to me hetore the king 
 9 ” 9 .'extended OT.to usinsiahtofthe kings ot Persia 
 Kelt. 1.11. grant him ot. in the siaht otthis man 
 .Job . 37 . 13. w hether for < on eetioii or for ot. 
 
 Psal. 21 . 7 . and through Ihe/w. ot the IMost High 
 23. fi. surely goodness and w. shall tollow me 
 25 ! 10. all the paths of the I oid are w. aiidtrntli 
 that trusts in 1 shall compass him about 
 33*. + 5. tile caith istiill ot'the m, ol the 1 ord 
 18. the eye ot Lord la on lliein that hope in Ins w. 
 
 <311 
 
MER 
 
 MER 
 
 P'nL5Q. 8. Ttriist in tlie tn. of God forever and ever 
 t>~. (Jod shall send forth his m. and truth 
 :>9. 10. the God of iny m. shall prevent me, 17. 
 61. 7. G prepare m. and truth which may preserve 
 (i'-’. 12. also unto thee, () Lord, belongeth m. 
 titj. 2u. which hath not turned his m. from me 
 
 77. 8. is his m. clean gone for ever ? doth m. fail ? 
 85.10. >n. and truth are met together, righteousness 
 86. 5. thou, [.ord, art plenteous in m. 15. | 103. 8. 
 89. 2. 1 said, m. shall be built up for ever 
 
 14. m. and truth shall go before thy face 
 28. my m. will 1 keep for him for evermore 
 Q8. 3. he hath remembered his w. toward Israel 
 
 100. 5. the J-ord is good, his 77i. is everlasting 
 
 101. 1. 1 will sing of w. and judgment, to thee 
 103. 17 . the 7n. of (he Lord is Ifom everlasting 
 109 . 12. let there be none to extend m. to him" 
 
 I. 30. 7 . with the Lord there is m. and redemption 
 144. + 2. I/)rd is my m. and my fortress, and tower 
 147. 11. takes pleasure in those that hope in his m 
 
 Prov. 3. 3. let not m. and truth forsake thee 
 14. 21. he that hath m. on the poor, happy is he 
 22. and truth shall be to them that devise good 
 .31. he that honouretli God hath tn.on the poor 
 16. 6. by 7n. and truth iniquity is purged 
 
 20. 28. 771. and truth preserve the king, and his 
 
 throne is upholden by 771. I.m. 16. 5. 
 
 21. 21. he that followeth after 771. nncleth life 
 Jsa. 49.10. he that hath th. on them shall lead them 
 
 54. 10. saith the Lord that hath 771. on thee 
 60. 10. but in my favour have I had 7/1. on thee 
 Jer. 6. 2.3. they are cruel, and have no tti. 
 
 Ilos. 1. t 6. call her name, not having obtained m. 
 2.11. say to brethren and sisters, havingobtain. w. 
 4. 1. because there is no truth, nor 771. in the land 
 6._t 4. for your 771. is as a morning cloud, and dew 
 6. for I desired tti. and not sacrince 
 
 10. 12. reap in 771. || 12. 6. keep tti. and wait on G. 
 14. 3. for in thee the fatherless findeth tti. 
 
 JoTiah 2. 8. they forsake their own tti. 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. but to do justly, and to love tti. 
 
 7• 18. retains not anger, because he delighteth in m 
 
 20. thou wilt perform the m. to Abraham 
 .3. 2. O Lord, in wrath remember tti. 
 
 Mat. 5. 7 . blessed are the merciful, shall obtain m 
 2.3. 2.3. and have omitted judgment anrl m. 
 l,7ike P 50. his 771. is on them that fear him 
 54. holpen Israel in remembrai ce of his m. 
 
 72 . to perform the w. promised to our fathers 
 
 78. by remission through the tender tti. of oui' G. 
 JioTn. 9. 23. the I'iches of his glory on vessels of m 
 
 11. 30. have now obtained tti. thro’ their unbelief 
 .31. that through your th. they also may obtain m 
 
 lo. 9 . that Gentiles might glorify God for his m 
 1 Cor. 7 . 25. that hath obtained 7n. to be faithful 
 - Cor. 4.1. as we have received 771. we faint not 
 Cal. 6. 16. peace be on them, and m. anri on Israel 
 r?j 'j "'ho is rich in tti. hath quickened us 
 
 P/i/l. 2 . 27 . was nigh to death, but G. had 77/. on him 
 ^ T 1 •. 2. frt. and peace from God our Father, and 
 
 J. Christ our L. 2 Titt/. 1.2. Tit. 1 . 4. 2 Jolm . 3 . 
 13. but I obtained m. because I did it ignorantly 
 1^5; how belt, for this cause I obtained 7 n. 
 
 ~ 777 ,. to the house of Onesiphorus 
 
 18. that he may find m. of the Lord in that day 
 Ct. 3. o. but according to his m. he saved us 
 Heb. 4. 16. that we may obtain m. and find grace 
 10. 28. he that despised Moses’ law died without w. 
 Jarn. 2. 1.3. he shall have judgment without ?«. that 
 shewed no w. and vi. rejoiceth against judgment 
 3. 17 . the wisdom that is from above is full of tti 
 5. 11. the Lord is very pitiful and of tender m. 
 
 I Record, to his abundant w. hath be^^otten 
 *.10, had not obtained m. but now have obtained m 
 
 jTide 2 771 . to you, peace and love be multiiilied 
 
 21. looking tor the 771. of Lord ,1 esus to eternal life 
 Have RIERCY. 
 
 Psal. 4.1. liTive m. upon me, 6 . 2.! 9 1.3 | 05 
 
 , I 27 . 7 . 1.30. 10 . I 31. 9 . 1 51. 1 . I 86' 16 ' 
 
 102. 1.3. shalt //. 771. on Zion |1 12.3. 2. h. m. on us 3 ’ 
 Prov 13, whoso forsaketh his sins shall hallm 
 -"f< ■ neither h. m on their fatherless and widows 
 li' b ‘ bare 771 . on .larob, and choose 
 
 ol* Jo' I ^ rnade them will not/iave 7n. on them 
 ■Jo' Jo' i- he may have m, on you 
 
 49 .13. tor God will havem, upon his afflicted 
 o4.8. with everlasting kindness will 1 h. 7/1. on thee 
 00,7- let him leturn, and he will have w.on him 
 Jer. 1.3. 11. nor have 771. but destrov them, 21 7 
 
 n 'eJwelling'-places 
 
 31. 20. 1 will surely have 771. on him, .33. 26. Kzek. 
 
 25. IIos. 1. 7 . I 2. 23 
 42. that he may have 771. on you, and cause yoii 
 Hos. 1 . 6 . no more h. 771. on the house of Israel " 4 
 Zech 1 12. O I.x)rd how long wilt thou not havem. 
 10.6. 1 will bring them again, for I h. tti. upon them 
 JMat. 9. 1.3. I \w\\\ have m. and not sacrilice, 12. 7 
 27 . thou Son of David, have m, on me, 15. 00 
 I 20. 30, .31. Mark 10. 47, 48. Luke 18. 38, .39 
 
 Z' 1 'le >3 lunatic 
 
 Luke 16. 24. father Abraham, h. tti. on me, and send 
 17 . 1.). they said, .lesus. Master, have m. on us 
 Lorn. 9 . 15. 1 will Jiave m. on whom 1 will h. m. 18. 
 
 II 32. ai l in unbelief, that he might have rn, on all 
 
 JMIiliCY, joined with shew, shewed, 
 iheweth, shewing. 
 
 Gera. 39.21. L. was with .Joseph, and shewed him m. 
 Lrod. 20. 0. shew mg m. to thousands, Deut. 5. 10. 
 
 33. 19. 1 will shew 771. on whom 1 will shew m. 
 
 Deut. 1 .2. shalt make no covenant, nor shew them m. 
 
 13. 17 . that the Lord may turn and shew thee m. 
 Mtag. 1.24. shew us city, and we will .thew thee m 
 
 M ES 
 
 - ■^am. 22. 5\.sheweth rn. to his anointed, Ps. 18. 50 
 \Li7igs .3. 6^Solomon said, thou hast she-wed to thy 
 
 servant David, niy father, great m. 2 Chron. 1.8. 
 
 - Crarorn 6. 14. and shewest m. to thy servants 
 i'.fran . 37 . 21. but the riuhteous sheweth 771. and giveth 
 
 'I'y rn. O Ixird, and grant thy s'alvat. 
 109 . 10. because he remembered not ioshew 7/1. 
 Isa. 47 . 6 . and thou didst.s/ieraj them norar. 
 iV' iz' V’cy are cruel, and will not shew 7n. 
 Dan, 4. break off thy sins, by shewing m, 
 
 312 
 
 Zech. 7 . 9 . execute true judgment, and shcro m. 
 Luke 1. .58. how the J.ord shewed great m. on her 
 10. 37 . and he said, he that shewed rn. on him 
 Horn. 9 . 16 . not that runs, but of God thut sheweth m. 
 12. 8. he that sheweth m. with cheerfulness 
 Jam. 2. 13. judgment without m. that hath shewed 
 7//^/MERCY. [no^ra. 
 
 Gera. 19 ^ 19. and thou hast magnified thy m. to me 
 Exod. 15. 1.3. in thy m. hast led forth the people 
 NiiTn. 14. 19 . according to the greatness of thy 7 / 1 . 
 Neh. 1.3. 22. spare me according to thy rrt. 
 
 Psal. 5. 7 . inio thy house, in multitude of My m. 
 
 6. 4. return, G L. save me for thy vi. sake, .31.16. 
 
 1.3. 5. 1 have trirsted in t. m. my heart.shall rejoice 
 
 25. 7 . according to thym. remember thou me 
 .31. 7 . I will be glad and rejoice in thy m. for thou 
 
 3.3. 22. let thy m. O I»rd, be upon us, as we hope 
 36. 5. thy 777. O J.ord, is in the heavens 
 
 44. 26. aiise, and redeem us, for thym. sake 
 57 . 10. for thy 771. is great unto the heavens 
 . 59 . 16. I will sing aloud of thy m. in the morning 
 69. 13. m the multitude of thy m. hear me 
 85. 7 . shew us thy m. O L. 1| 86. 1.3. great is thy m 
 90. 14. O satisfy us early with thy m. to rejoice 
 94 .18. myfootslippeth, thym. O I.ord,held meup 
 108. 4. for thy m. is great above the heavens 
 109-21. because thy m. is good, deliver thou me 
 
 26. O J^rd my God, save me according to 
 115.1. for thy 771. and for thy truth’s sake 
 119 . 64. the earth, O Ixird, is full of thy m. 
 
 124. deal with thy servant according to thy m. 
 
 1.38. 8. thy m. endureth for ever, forsake not 
 143. 12. and of thy m. cut off mine enemies 
 ^ MERCIES. 
 
 Gen. 32. 10. not worthy of the least of thy m. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14. for his m. are great, 1 Chron. 21. 1.3. 
 2Chr. 6. 42. remember the rn. of David thy servant 
 Heh. 9.19. m thy manifold m. forsookest them not 
 
 27 . according to thy m. thou gavest them saviours 
 
 28. many times didst deliver according to thy m. 
 
 31. for thy m. thou didst not consume theni 
 Ps. 51.1. according to thy »/. blot out my trans-m. 
 o9.13. lu the niultitiide of thy vi. hear nie ^ 
 
 16. turn unto me, according to thy fender m. 
 
 89. 1. I will sing of the m. of the Lord for ever 
 106. 7 . they remembered not multitude of thv m. 
 
 45. he repented according to multitude of liis m 
 119 . 41. let thy m. come also to me, G Lord 
 
 Isa. 54 . 7 . with great ra?. will I gather thee 
 5o. .3. even the sure m. of David, Acts 1.3. .34. 
 
 6.3. 7 . he bestowed on them according to his m, 
 
 15. where is thy zeal and thy m. towards me I 
 
 Jer. 16.5. I have taken away my rn. from this peop. 
 42.12. will shew 771. to you that he may have mercy 
 Law .3. 22. It IS of Ixird’s m. we are not consumed 
 
 32. have compassion according to mult, of his th. 
 Da7i. 2. 1^8. would desire m. concerning this secret 
 
 9. 9. to the L. our God belong m. and forgivenesses 
 18. not for our righteousness, but thy great m. 
 
 Hos 2. 19 . I will betroth thee unto me in 7 n. 
 
 Zech. 1. 16. I am returned to .Jerusalem with ?«, 
 Rom. 12. 1. I beseech you by the m. of God 
 ~C<ir. 1. .3. the lather of 7n. and God of all comfort 
 P/izl. 2. 1. if there be any fellowship, any bowels 
 
 Col. 3. 12. put on therefore bowels of m. kindness 
 Tender MEIICIES. 
 
 Ps. 25. 6. remember, O I.ord, thy tender, m. 51. 1. 
 40. 11. withhold not thy tender m. from me 
 77 . 9 . hath he in anger shut up his tender 777. 
 
 79. 8. let thy tender 7n. speedily prevent us 
 
 10.3. 4. bless L. who crowneth thee with tender m. 
 119 . 77 . let thy tender m. come unto me, that 1 may 
 
 1.56. great are thy tender m. G I..ord, quicken me 
 145. 9 . his tender 7n. are over all his works 
 Prov. 12. 10. Ihe tender m. of the wicked are cruel 
 MERCIFUL. 
 
 Gen. 19.16. the I.ord being m. unto Lot 
 Exod. 34. 6. proclaimed Lord God m. and gracious 
 Deut. 21. 8. be 771. G I.ord, to thy people Israel 
 .32. 4.3. and will be m. to his land and people 
 2 Sam. 22. 26. with the m. thou wilt shew thyself 
 m. with upright thyself upright, Psal. 18. 25 
 
 1 Lings 20. 31. heard that kings of Isr. are 777. kings 
 
 2 Chron. 50. 9. Lord your God is gracious and m. 
 Heh. 9. 17 . ai t G. ready to pardon, gracious and m. 
 Psal. 26. 11. redeem me, and be m. to me, 41. 4, 10 
 
 oA m \ ^19- 58, 132. 
 
 . 37 . 26. (he righteous is ever m. and lendeth 
 59 . 5. be not 777. to any wicked transgressors 
 67 . 1 . G. be TV. to us, and bless us, and cause his face 
 10.3. 8. Lord is m. and gracious, slow to anger 
 117 . 2. for his m. kindness is great toward jis 
 119. 76. let thy 777. kindness be for my comfort 
 Prov. 11.17 . the 771. man doeth good to his own soul 
 Isa. 57 .. 1. 7n. men are taken away, none considering 
 Jer. 5. 12. return, for I am w.saith the Lorti 
 Joel 2. 13. he is gracious and m. slow to anger 
 Jonah 4. 2. tor 1 knew that thou art a m. God 
 JIat. 5. 7■ blessed are the m. they shall obtain mercy 
 Luke 6. .36. be ye 7n. as your father also is m. 
 
 18. 1.3. juiblican saying, God be ni. to me a sinner 
 Heb. 2. 17 . that he miaht be a ran High-priest 
 8. 12. 1 will be m. to their unrighteousness 
 See Gop. 
 
 . . MERCY-SEAT, 
 
 Ur Propitiatory, icas the coveruig cf the ark of the 
 covenaTit, or of the holy chest, in which the tables 
 of tjie law 7cere deposited : this cover was of gold, 
 and at its two ends were fixed the two cherubims of 
 the saine metal, which by their wings extended for¬ 
 ward, seemed to form a throne for the Tiiafe'ty of 
 Cod, who in Scripture is represented as sitting be¬ 
 tween the cherubims, Psal. 80. 1. and the ark itself 
 was as It were his footstool. It was an eminent 
 type of Christ, who by his atimement covered our 
 sms, and bore the curse for us ; standing between 
 Cfid aiid the curse of the law for our sakes, that 
 Cod might look on the law through Christ, as ful¬ 
 filled by him on our behalf. Gal. 3.10, 1.3. Hliice 
 Christ is called the Propitiation, Horn. .3. 25. 
 
 Exod. 2o. 17 . and thou shalt make a m.-seat of gold 
 
 -^,^"^-,25. 20 -cherub.cov.m.-.r. with wings,//M .9 5 , 
 
 22 . 1 will commune with thee from above m.-seat 
 between the cherubims. Lev. 16. 2. fium. 7 . 89. 
 -6. .14. shalt put the rn.-seat upon the ark, 40. 20. 
 37 . o. and he made the m,~seat of pure gold 
 W^'/ .of incense may cover the m.-seat 
 
 1 L/ir. 11. pattern of 
 
 Geri. 4.3. .34. they drank and were m. with him 
 ,27; they ^ode the grapes, and made m. 
 
 16. 2o. their hearts were m they said, call >;amsoD 
 19 . 6. tarry all night, and let thine heart be m. 
 
 9. lodge here, that thine heart may be m 
 
 22 . now as they were making their hearts m. 
 
 Ruth 3. 7 . and when Roaz his heart was m. he went 
 
 1 tSani, 25. .3(3. !Nahal s heart was 7n. within him 
 
 2 Sapi. 1.3. 28. mark when Amnon’s heart is m 
 1 Kings 7 \. 20 . .ludahaiid Israel were makiii" m. 
 
 21. 7. arise, eat bread, and let thine heart be m' 
 nL- 1 - he sent the people away m. in heart 
 Esth. 1. 10. when the heart of the king was m 
 Proy.\5. 1.3. rn. heart maketh cheerful countenance 
 
 10. he that is of a m. heart hath a continual feast 
 
 17 . 22. a m. heart doeth good like a medicine 
 Led. 8.15. hath nothing better than to eat and be m 
 
 9. 7. and drink thy wine with a m. heart 
 
 10. 19. feast made for laughter, wine maketh m. 
 Ma. 24.7. vine languisheth, all the m. hearted do sigh 
 Jer. .30. 19. the voice of them that make m. 
 
 31. 4. in the dances of them that make m. 
 
 1 ' 19- iake thine ease, eat, drink, and be m. 
 
 lo. 2.3. let us eat and be m. 24. I 29. I might be m 
 32. it was meet we should make m. and be glad 
 Jam. 5. 1.3. is any m.? let him sing psalms 
 Rev. 11. 10. shall rejoice over them and make m 
 
 ^ , merrily. 
 
 Esth. 5. 14. then go thou in m. with the king 
 ME.S.SAGE. 
 
 Judg. .3. 20. Ehud said, I have a m. from G. to thee 
 \ Kings 20 . 12. when Benhadad had heard this m^ 
 iTov. 26. 6. he that sendeth a m. by fool cutteth oflF 
 Hag. 1. 1.3. then spake Haggai in the Lord’s m 
 Luke 19. 14. his citizens sent a m. after him 
 1 John 1. 5. this is the m. which we have heard. 3 11 
 ME.S.SENGER 
 
 Signifies, Oiie who carries messages het-ween party 
 pen. 32. 3.150. 16. It is applieci, 
 LlJ lo Lhrist Jesus, called the Messenger of 
 the covenant, Llal. .3. 1. Who, though he be 
 one with the lather, yet humbled himself for 
 our sakes, to he as a messenger from his la¬ 
 ther, to declare his will to us, to confirm the 
 covenant of grace by his death, to reveal this 
 salvation, tcith the promise of the Holy .Spirit 
 lO-Work true faith and repentance in our hearts^ 
 p] To prophets or teachers, who are appointed 
 by God to declare his will and commands to his 
 people, .Job 33. 2.3. Mai. 2. 7. | 3. 1. 1.3] To am¬ 
 bassadors sent by one prince to another, 2 Kings 
 16. 7. [4] To spies, or such as privily search 
 into the state of places or affairs. Josh. 6. 17 . 
 
 2. 25. f5] To any dreadful puni'.hment 
 which God inflicts upon the wicked for their sins^ 
 Prov. 17 . 11 . *■ 
 
 Gen. 50. 16. they sent a m. to Joseph, saving 
 Judg. 2. + 1. a m. of the Lord came from'Gifwal 
 
 1 Lam. 4. 17 . and the m. said, Israel is fled 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 1.3. there came a m. to David, sayino- 
 
 1 Kings 19 . 2 . then Jezebel sent a m. to Elijah'’ 
 
 22.13. the m. went to call Micaiah, 2 Chron. 18. 12, 
 
 2 Kings 6. .32. but ere the m. came to him, v hen the 
 777. cometh, shut the door, hold him fast 
 
 9 . 18. the m. came to them, but cometh not again 
 Job 1. 14. there came a m. to Job, and said 
 3.3. 2.3. if there be a m. an interpreter of a thousand 
 Piftv. 13. 17 . a wicked m. falleth into mischief 
 17 . 11. a cruel 777. shall be sent against him 
 
 25. 1.3. so is a faithful m. to them that send him 
 Jsa.42. 19 . who is blind ordeaf,asmy w.that 1 sent.*- 
 .Ter. 51. .31. one m. shall run to meet another 
 Ezek. 23. 40. to whom a m. was sent, thev came 
 Hag. 1. 13. then spake Ilaggai, the Lord's m. 
 
 Mai. 2. 7 .. for he is the m. of the Lord of hosts 
 
 3. 1. 1 will send my 777. even the m. of the cove- 
 iiant. Mat. 11. 10. Mark 1. 2. Ltike 7 . 27 
 
 12. 7- the m. of Satan, to buffet me, lest I 
 Phil. 2. 25. my companion in labour, but your m. 
 ME.S.SEKGERS. 
 
 Gen. .32. .3. Jacob sent m. before him to Fsau 
 A?ora.20.14. IMosessentrai. from Kadesh, Deut. 2 . 2 t>- 
 
 21. 21. Israel sent m. unto Sihon, saying 
 
 22. 5. Balak sent m. to Balaam, the son of Peor 
 
 24. 12. spake I not also to thy m. sent to me ' 
 
 Josh. 6. 17 . Bahab hid the m. that we sent, 25. 
 
 7 . 22. so Joshua sent m. to Achan’s tent 
 Judg. 6. 35. Gideon sent m. through .Manasseh 
 IL 12. Jephthah sent ni. to the king of Ammon, 14. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 4. then came the m. to Gibeahof .'-a’lil 
 16.19. Saul sent m. to Jesse, and said, send David 
 19. 11. Saul sent m. to David, 14 , ij, go, 
 
 25. 14. David sent m. to salute our master' 
 
 42. Abigail went after (he m. of David 
 
 2 Sa/n. 2 . 5. David sent rai. to Jabesh-gilead 
 3. 12. .Abner sent m. to David on his behalf 
 
 34. David sent to Isli-boslieth, Saul's son 
 
 26. Joah sent m. after .Abner, which brought 
 5. 11. Hiram sent m. to David, 1 Chron. 14 i 
 
 11. 4. David sent m. to P.athsheba, and took her 
 
 12. 27 . Joah sent m. to David, and said, I fought 
 
 1 Tt ings 20 . 2 . Benhadad sentrar. to Ahab, kin'^of Is, 
 
 2 hmos 1. 3. go up to meet the m. of .Ahaziah 
 
 16. forasmuch as sent wi. toinquireof Paal-zebut> 
 
 14. 8. then Aniaziah sent m.to .lehoash king of Is. 
 
 It). 7 . so Aliaz sent m. to l iglath-ijileser kiii<^ of 
 1/. 4. Hoshea had sent m. to So, king of l'<rVpt 
 ^^.;9-■''‘■““^‘^keribsent 771. to Hezekiah, Isa^.M. 9. 
 
 79/ ^ liast ti)Ou reproached the I.ord 
 
 1 L hron. 3P. C. David sent w. to comfort Ilaruii 
 C Lhron. .>6. 15 . the Lord sent to them hv his w 
 16. but they mocked the m. of God, aiid despised 
 / rov. 16. 14. the wrath of a king is as m. of death 
 isa» 14. 39. what shall one answ er m, of the nation ? 
 
MID 
 
 MID 
 
 MIG 
 
 Jya.lB. 2 . go ye swift ?». to nation scattered and peel. 
 . 33 *^ 7 . belio'ld, tlieir m. shall cry without 
 ' 37 '. 14. Hezekiah received letter from w.and read it 
 44 .' 26. and performeth the counsel of his m. 
 
 57 ' 9 . and thou didst send thy m. afar off 
 Jer 27 . 3. send by the hand ot the m. which come 
 E‘’ek. 23. 16. sent m. unto them into Chaldea 
 .30 9 . in that day shall m. go forth from me in ships 
 INafi.‘2. 13. the voice of thy m. be no more heard 
 Luke 7 . 24. and when the /«. of John were gone 
 o. 52. and sent m. before his face, they went 
 2 Cor. 8 . 23. they are the m. of the cliurches 
 ~Tnni r) 5 . bv works, when Rahab had received m. 
 
 ■*"* ME.SS, or MESSES. 
 
 Gen. 43. .34. Joseph took and sent m. to them, but 
 Benjamin’s five times so much as theirs 
 2 Sam 11. 8 . there followed Uriah a m. from the king 
 MESSIAH . . 
 
 Signifies, Anointed. It is applied pnnctpally, 
 and by way of eminence, to that sovereiyn Ee- 
 liverer, who was expected by the Jews, and whom 
 they vainly expect even to this day, since he zs 
 already come at the appointed time. They used 
 to anoint kings, high priests, and sometimes pro¬ 
 phets. Saul, David, Solomon, and Joash, re¬ 
 ceived the royal unction: Aaron and his sons re- 
 ceived the sacerdotal ^ atid lilisha,, the disczple 
 of Elijah, received the prophetic unction, at least 
 God ordered Elijah to give it, 1 Kings 19. 16. 
 and therefore the name Messiah, or Anointed, is 
 given to the kings, 1 Sam. 12. 3, 5. and also 
 to the patriarchs or prophets, 1 Chron. 16. 22. 
 Psal. 105. 15. But this name chiefly belongs 
 to Jesus Christ, by way of excellence, who was 
 the object of the desire and of the expectation 
 of the saints. Hannah, the mother of Samuel, 
 plainly alludes to Jesus Christ, when at the 
 end of her hymn, and at a time when there 
 was no king in Israel, she says, .1 he Lord shall 
 give strength to his King, and exalt the horn 
 of his Anointed, 1 Sam. 2. 10. See also 1 sal. 
 2. 2.1 45. 7 . Van. 9. 25, 26. It is not found 
 any where, that Jesus Christ ever received any 
 sensible unction; or that the apostles anointed 
 the faithful with any particular or external oil 
 or ointment. The unction that the prophets 
 and the apostles speak of, when, Jesus Christ 
 or his disciples are understood, is the spiritual 
 and internal unction of grace and of the Holy 
 Ghost, of which the outward and sensible unction, 
 with which they anciently anointed kings, priests, 
 and prophets, was but the figure and symbol. 
 
 Van. 9 . 25. from the commandment to build 
 Jerusalem, unto the M. the Pjince shall 
 be seven weeks 
 
 26. and after 62 weeks shall /If. be cut off 
 John 1. 41. we have found the M. which is Christ 
 
 4. 25. the woman saith, 1 know that M. cometh 
 MET. 
 
 Gen. 32.1. and the angel of God m. him 
 3.3.8. what meanest thou by this drove I m. ? 
 Exod. .3.18. the Lord God of the Hebrews hath m. 
 with us, let us go to sacrifice to the T.onl, 5. 3. 
 
 4. 24. the Lord m. him, and sought to kill him 
 
 27 . Aaron went and m. Moses in the mount 
 
 5, 20. they m. Moses and Aaron who stood in way 
 Hum. 23.4. God m. Balaam, and said to him, 16. 
 Veut. 23.4. because they m. you not. Neh. 13. 2. 
 
 25.18. Amalek m. thee by way, and smote feeble 
 Josh. 11. 5. and when all these kings were nt. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 10. a company of prophets m. Saul 
 25. 20. behold, Abigail m. David and his men 
 ZSam. 16.1. Ziba m. David with asses saddled 
 
 18. 9 . Absalom m. the servants of David 
 
 1 Kings 13. 24. w'hen he was gone, a lion m. him 
 
 18. 7 . Elijali m. Obadiah, and he knew him 
 
 2 Kings 9. 21. Joram and Ahaziah m. Jehu 
 
 10. l.L Jehu m. with the brethren of Ahaziah 
 
 Job 4. + 14. fear m. me that made my bones shake 
 Psal. 85. 10. mercy and truth are m. together 
 Prov. 7 . 10. behold, there m. him a woman 
 Amos 5. 19 . flee from a lion, and a bear m. him 
 Mat. 8.28. there m. him two possessed with devils 
 
 28. 9 . behold, Jesus m. them, saying, all hail 
 Mark 11. 4. in a place where two ways m. 
 
 Luke 9 . 37 . much people m. him, John 12. 18. 
 
 17 . 12. there m. him ten men that were lepers 
 John 11. 20. then Martha went and w. him, .30. 
 Acts 10. 25. Cornelius m. him, and tell down 
 
 16. 16. a certain damsel possessed m. us 
 
 17 . 17 . he disputed with them that m. with liim 
 
 27 . 41. falling into a place where two seas m. 
 
 Jleb. 7 .1. who m. Abraham returning from slaught. 
 10. in his father’s loins, when Melchisedec m. him 
 METE. 
 
 Exod. 16.18. W'hen they did m. it with an homer 
 Psal.f)0.6. 1 will m. out valley of Succoth, 108. 7. 
 Mat. 7 . 2. with whatmeasure ye m. it shall be mea¬ 
 sured to you again, Mark 4. 24. Luket. 38. 
 SlETED. 
 
 Isa. 18.2. go to a nation m. out, trodden down, 7* 
 40. 12. and m. out heaven with a span 
 MFITE-YAIID. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 35. ye shall do no unrighteousness in m. 
 MICE. 
 
 I Sam. 6.4. five golden m. according to number, 18. 
 
 5. ve shall make images of your emerods and m. 
 MID-DAY. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 29. when m. was pa,st, Elijah said 
 Heh. 8. 3. read therein from morning to m. before 
 Acts 26. 13. at m. O king, I saw in the way a light 
 MIDDLE. 
 
 Judg. 7. 19 . Gideon came in beginning of m. watch 
 9. 37 . there come people by tlie m. of the land 
 16. 29 . .Samson took liold of the two m. pillars 
 
 1 Sam.Q5. 29 . sling out, as out of the m. ot a sling 
 
 2 Sam,. 10. 4. cut off their garments in the m. 
 
 1 /i 2 »(( 7 .t 8 . 6 t.the kingdid hallow m. court, 2 Chr.7.7. 
 
 2 Kings W. A. afore Isaiah gone into the m. court 
 Jer. .39. 3. all the princes sat in the m. gate 
 Exek. 1.16. as it were awheel in the m. of a wheel 
 Eph. 2.14. broken down the m^ wall of partition 
 
 MIDDLEMOST. 
 
 Ezek. 42. 5. higher than the m. of the building, 6. 
 MIDNIGHT. 
 
 Exod. 11. 4. atw. will I go into the midst of Egypt 
 12. 29. at m. the Lord smote the first-born 
 Judg. 16. 3. Samson lay till m. and arose at m. 
 
 Ruth 3. 8. at m. the man was afraid, and turned 
 1 Kings 3. 20. she arose at m. and took my son 
 Job .34. 20. the people shall be troubled at m. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 62. at m. I will rise to give thanks 
 Mat. 25. 6. atw. tliere was a cry made, behold 
 Mark 13. .35. whether he shall come at even, or m. 
 Luke 11. 5. shall go to him at m. and say, lend me 
 Acts 16. 25. and ntm. Paul and Silas prayed 
 20.7. Paul continued his speech till/w. 
 
 MID.ST 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part which is equally distant 
 from the extremes, or the centre of a circle or 
 sphere, Num. .35. 5. I.uke 23. 45. [2] Among, 
 Deut. 18. 15. Mat. 10. 16. [3] The thicke.it of 
 a throng, Luke 4. .30. [4] The most open or 
 public place, Deut. 13. 16. [5] The most con¬ 
 
 venient place, Deut. 19. 2. [6] The deepest part. 
 Josh. 3. 17 . 
 
 Exod. 14. 16. shall go on dry ground through m.oi 
 sea, Num. .33. 8. Neh. 9. 11. Psal. 1.36. 14. 
 23. 25. I will take sickness from tlie m. ot thee 
 Veut. 4. 11. the mountain burntto the rn. ofheaven 
 
 I. 3. 5. shalt put evil aw'ay from tlie m. of thee 
 18.15. thy God will raise a Prophet from w. of thee 
 
 1 Kings 8. 51. from the m. of the furnace of iron 
 
 2 Chr. 32. 4. brook that ran thro’ the m. of the land 
 Cant. 3. 10. the w. thereof being paved with love 
 Isa. 4. 4. purged blood from the m. of .lerusalem 
 
 30. 28. breath shall reach to the m. of the neck 
 9. take away from the m. of thee the yoke 
 Jer. 30. 21.the governor proceed from the m. of them 
 48. 45. a flame shall come from the m. of Sihon 
 Ezek. 9. 4. go through the m. of the city and set 
 
 II. 23. the glory of Lord went up from m. of city 
 
 14. 8. I will cut him off from m. of my people, 9. 
 t 16. though these three were in the m. of it 
 
 15. 4. the m. of it is burnt, is it meet for work ? 
 
 28. 16 . have filled the m. of thee with violence 
 
 18. I will bring forth a fire from the m. of thee 
 Van. 3 . 26 . came forth of the m. of the fire 
 Amos. 2. 3.1 will cut off judge from the m. thereof 
 Luke 4. .30. but he passing through thew?. of them 
 John7. 14. about the m. of the feast Jesus went 
 
 8. 59. going thro’ the m. of them, so passed by' 
 llev. 8.13. an angel flying through the m. of lieaven 
 In the MlD.S'l. 
 
 Gen. 1.6. be a firmament in the m. ofheaven 
 2. 9. the tree of life in the m. of the garden, .3. 3. 
 
 15. 10. and Abram divided them in the m. 
 
 Exod. 3. 20. wonders I will do in the m. thereof 
 8. 22. I am the Lord in the m. of the earth 
 14. 27 . overthrew' Egyptians in the m. of the sea 
 
 29. walked on dry land inthe m. of the sea, 15.19. 
 33. 3. for 1 will not go up in the m. of thee, lest 
 Lev. 16.16. in the m. of their uncleaimess 
 Num.2. 17 . tabernacle set forw’ard in the m. of camp 
 5. 3. defile not the camps in the m. whereof I dwell 
 35. 5. and the city shall be in the m. Ezek. 48. 15. 
 Veut. 11. .3. acts which he did in them, of Egypt 
 
 6. swallowed them up in the m. of all Israel 
 
 19. 2. separate three cities in the m. of thy land 
 23. 14. God walketh in the m. of thy camp 
 
 Josh. 3 . 17 . priests stood firin inm. of Jordan, 4.10. 
 
 4. 9. set up twelve stones in the m. of Jordan 
 
 7 . i 3 . tliere is an accursed thing in the m. of thee 
 
 21. they are hid in the earth in the »?. ofmy tent 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 13. anointed him in them, of brethren 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 14. he was yet alive inthe m. of the oak 
 23. 12. but he stood in them, of the ground 
 
 20. slew a lion in the m. of a pit in time of snow 
 2 Kings 6.20.behold, they were in the m. of Samaria 
 1 Chron. 19 . 4. and cut off their garments in the m. 
 Neh. 4. 11. nor see, till we come in the m. among 
 Job 1. t 6. Satan came also in the m. of them 
 
 20. 113. though he. keep sin in the m. of his palate 
 Psal. 22. 14. it is melted in them, of my bowels 
 
 22. 1 will declare thy name, in them, of the con¬ 
 
 gregation will I praise thee, Ileh. 2. 12. 
 40. +8. yea, thy law is in the m. of my bowels 
 46. 5. G. is in the m. of her, she shall not be moved 
 55. 10. mischief m Me ?«. II11. wickedness in them. 
 74 . 4. enemies roar in them, of thy congregation 
 
 12. working salvation inthe m. of the earth 
 78. 28. and he let it fall in the m. of their camp 
 102. 24. take me not away in the m. of my days 
 110.2. rule thou in the m. of thine enemies 
 
 116. 19 . pay vows in the m.oi thee, O Jerusalem 
 138.7. though 1 walk in them, of trouble, thou wilt 
 
 Pren. 4.21. keep them in the m. of thine heart 
 
 5. 14. 1 was in all evil in the m. of the congregation 
 8.20. I lead/« them, o': the paths of judgment 
 14. 33. that which is in the m. of fools is folly 
 
 23. 34. as he that lieth down in the rn . of the sea 
 
 30. 19 . the way of a ship in the m. of the sea 
 Isa. 5. 2. and 1 built a tower in the m, of it 
 
 6. 5. I dwell inthe rn. of a people of unclean lips 
 12. be a great forsaking the rn. of the land 
 
 7 . 6 . set a king in the rn. ol it, the son of I abeal 
 12 . 6 .great is the 1 loly One int. wi.of thee, Ilos.li.g. 
 
 16. 3.'as the nieht in the rn. of the noon day 
 
 19. 24. even a blessing in the rn. of the land 
 41.18. I will opcm fountains in the m. of thee 
 
 Jer. 6. 6. she is wholly oppression in the m. of her 
 9. 6. thine habitation is in the m. of deceit 
 14.9. thou, 0 I.ord, art in the m. of us, leave us not 
 
 17 . 11 . he shall leave them in the m. of liis days 
 . 37 . 12. to separate himself inthe rn. of the people 
 
 I.am. 4. 13. shed blood of the just in the rn. of her 
 Ezek. 5. 5. I have set it iti the rn. of the nations 
 
 8. I will execute judgnlent in the m, of thee 
 6. 7- the slain shall fall in the rn. ot you, 11. 7* 
 17.16.7M the m. of Bain Ion he shall die 
 22. 3. the citv sheddeth blood in the rn. ofit 
 
 21. and yesliall be melted in the rn. thereof 
 
 22. as silver is melted in the m. of the furnace 
 25. they have made many widows int. rn. thereof 
 
 Ezek.Q.<l. 27 . princes in them, thereof are like wolves 
 23. 39. thus have they done in the m. of my house 
 26. 5. for spreading of nets in the m. of the sea 
 28. 22. O i^idon, I will be glorified in the m.ox thee 
 36". 23. which ye have profaned in the rn. of them. 
 37 . 26. will set my sanctuary 7 m the rn. of them 
 
 28. when my sanctuary shall ho in the m.oi them 
 43. 7 . where 1 will dwell in the m. ot Israel, 9. 
 
 46. 10. and the prince in the m. shall go in 
 
 Van. 3. 25. four men walking ni the rn. of the fire 
 9. 27 . in the in. of the week, oblation shall cease 
 Hos. 5. 4. spirit of whoredoms is in the m. ot them 
 Joell. 27 . ye shall know I am in the m. of Israel 
 Amos 7 . 10. consinred in the rn. of the house ot IsrL 
 Mic. 5. 7 . remnant be in the 777. of many people, 8. 
 6. 14. thy casting down shall be inthe rn. of thee 
 Nah. 3. 13. thy people in the 777. of thee are women 
 Hah. 3. 2. in the rn. of the years revive thy work 
 Zeph. 2. 14. flocks shall lie down in the m. other 
 
 3. 5. just Lord is in the m. thereof, will not do 
 12. I will leave in the m. of thee a poor people 
 15. king of Isr. the I.ord is in the rn. of thee, 17 . 
 
 Zech. 2. 5. I will be the glorv inthe m. of her 
 10. rejoice, for 1 will dwell in them, of thee, 11. 
 
 5 . 4 . the curse shall remain in the m. of his house 
 7 . a woman that sittelh in the rn. of the ephah 
 
 8.3. and will dwell 7 m Pie 777. of Jerusalem, 8. 
 
 14. 4. the mount of olives shall cleave in the m. 
 Mat. 10 . 16 . 1 send you as sheep m 7/76 777. ot wolves 
 14. 24. ship was in. the m. of the sea, Mark 6. 47- 
 
 18. 2. set a little child m t/7e 777 . of them, Mctrkg. .36. 
 20. are gathered, there am 1 in the rn. of them 
 
 Luke 2. 46. found him sitting in the rn. of the doctors 
 
 6. 8. rise, and stand forth in the m. and he arose 
 21. 21. let them which are in the m. of if depart 
 
 23. 45. the vail of the temple was rent in the in. 
 
 24. 36. Jesus himself stood in t.rn. .fohnZO. 19,26. 
 John 8. .3. and when they had set her in the m. 9. 
 
 19 . 18. on either side one, and Jesus in the m. 
 Acts!. 15. Peter stood up in the m. of the disciples 
 
 18. .iudas falling burst asunder in the m. 
 
 17 . 22. then Paul stood up inthe m. of Mars’ hill 
 Phil. 2.15. blameless inthe m. of a crooked general. 
 Rev. 1 . 13. in the rn. of the seven candlesticks, 2 . 1 . 
 2. 7 , which is in the m. of the Paradise of God 
 
 4. 6. ancl inthe m. of the throne were four beasts 
 
 5. 6. lo, in the rn. of the throne stood a Lamb, 7-17* 
 
 Into the ]\I1DST. 
 
 Exod. 14. 22. Israel went into the m. of the sea 
 24. 18. and Moses went into the rn. of the cloud 
 33. 5.1 will come into the m. of thee and consume 
 Num. 16. 47 . Aaron ran into them, of congregation 
 1 Kings 22. .35. blood ran into the m. of the chariot 
 Esth.4. 1. Mordec. went into them, of city and cried 
 Ps. 46.2. tho’ mountains be carried into the rn. of seti 
 57 . 6. into the rn. whereof they are fallen themsel. 
 Jer. 21.4.1 will assemble them into t. m. of this city 
 51. 63. cast it into the m. of the river Euphrates 
 Ezek. 5. 4. cast them into the rn. of the fire and burn 
 22. 19 . I will gather yon into the rn. of Jerusalem 
 Van. 3.6. shall be cast into the rn. of a fiery furnace 
 Zech. 5. 8. and be cast it Mm them, of the ephah 
 Cut of the Id ID.ST. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 29 . sent Lotout of the m. of the overthrow- 
 Exod. 3. 2. angel appeared out of the rn. ot a bush 
 4. God called to him out of the m. of bush, 24. 16. 
 Veut. 4. 12. the Lord spake unto you out of the m. 
 
 of the fire, 15, 33, 36. | .5, 4, 22, 24. 
 34. to take him a nation out of the rn. ot another 
 Josh. 4. 3. take out of t. rn. of Jordan twelve .stones, 8. 
 
 7 . 23. and they took them out of the rn. ot the teni 
 Isa. 24. 18. and he that cometh out of the m, of pit 
 
 52.11. depart, go 0. ofm. other, Jer. 50 8.1 51.6,45. 
 Ezek. 11. 7 . I will bring you forth out of the wi.ot it 
 
 29. 4. I will bring thee out of the m. ot thy rivers 
 32. 21. shall speak to him out of the m. of hell 
 
 Arnos 6. 4. that eat calves out of the m. ot the stall ’ 
 Mic. 5. 10. I will cutoff horses 7777i c/ Me 777 . of thee 
 1.3. images l| 14. pluck up groves out of rn. ot thee- 
 Zeph. 3. 11. then 1 will take away ewt e/1. 777. of thee 
 MIDWIFE. 
 
 Gen. 35. 17. the rn. said unto Rachel, fear not 
 .38. 28. the m. bound on his hand a scarlet thread 
 Exod. 1. 16 . he said, when ye do the office of a rn. 
 MID WIVES. 
 
 Exod. 1. 17 . but the m. feared God, and did not, 21. 
 
 19 . are delivered ere the m. coine unto them 
 
 20. therefore God dealt well with the 777 . 
 
 M I (HIT, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 3. Reuben, thou art my first born, m}’777» 
 Nurn. 14. 13. brouehtest up this people in thy rn. 
 Veut. .3. 24. that can do according to thy m. 
 
 6. 5. thou shalt love thy God with all thy rn. 
 
 8. 17 . the rn. of mine hand hath gotten me wealth 
 
 28. .32. there shall be no m. in thine hand 
 Judg. 5. 31. as the sun goelh forth in his nr. 
 
 6. i4. go in this tliy rn. |i 16. .30. bowed with his m. 
 2 Sam. 6. 14. David danced with all his rn. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 23. the acts of Asa and all his rn. 
 
 16. 5. Baasha his in. || 27. Omri and his m. 
 
 22. 45. Jehoshaphat and his rn that he shewed 
 
 2 Kings 10. 34. .lehii his m. 1| 1.3. 8. Jehoahaz his 77 *. 
 
 I. 3. 12. Joash II 14. 15. acts of Jehoash ami his rn. 
 14. 28. Jeroboam H 20. 20. Hezekiah and Ins rn. 
 23.25. Josiah turned to the I.ord with all his m. 
 24. 16. the king brought captive all the men ot 777. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8. men of w. came to David to the hold 
 
 29 . 2. I prepared for the house with all my in. ^ 
 i2. in tliine hand is power and m. 2 Chron.‘10.0. 
 
 30. the acts of David with his reign and m. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 12. we have no rn. against this company 
 Esth. 10. 2. acts of Ahasuerus, his power and in. 
 Psal. 76 . 5. none of the men ot m. found their hands 
 89. t 1.3. thou liast an arm with rn. strong is 
 
 145. 6. men shall siicak of the in. ot thy acts 
 /Vor. 24. + 5. a man of knovi. ledge strengtheneth m. 
 J-'.ccl. 9 . 10. thy hand lindeth to do, do it with thy in. 
 ha. .3. + 25. and thy m. shall fall in the war 
 
 II. 2. the spirit of counsel and 771 . shall rest on him 
 . 3 . 3 ", 13. ye that are near, acknowleilge my rn. 
 
 40 ! 26. calleth them by the greatness of his m. 
 
 29. to them that have iio m. he increaseth strength 
 
 313 
 
MIG 
 
 Jer. 9. G3. nor let the mighty man glory in his m. 
 
 10. 6. thou art great, and thy name is great in m. 
 16. 21. behold, 1 will cause them to know uiy m. 
 49. 35. I will break the chief of their 7n. 
 
 51.30. their m. hath failed, they became as women 
 J-lzek. 32. 30. they are ashamed of their m. 
 
 Dan. 2.20. blessed be G. for wisdom and rn. are his 
 23. I thank thee, O God, who hast given me w. 
 
 3. t4. he cried with m. 4. tl4. | 5. t?. 
 
 4. 30. that I have built by the w. of my power 
 Jliic. 3. 8. truly 1 am full of jutigment and of m. 
 
 7. 16. nations shall be confounded at all their m. 
 Zech. 4. 6. not by m. nor by power, but by my .Spirit 
 Dph. 1. 1 19. the working ot the m. of his power 
 21. tar above all m. power, and dominion 
 
 3. 16. to be strengthened with w. (2ol. 1. 11 . 
 
 6.10. be strong in the Lord, and in power of his m. 
 \Pet. 2.11. whereas angels that are greater in m. 
 Jxev.T. 12. glory and m. be unto our God for ever 
 MIGiri 6e. 
 
 Gen, .30.34. I would it m. he accorrling to thv word 
 Biod. 36. 18. to couple the tent, that it m. he one 
 _39. 21. that it m. he above the curious girdle 
 Xer. 26. 45. brought forth that 1 m. he their God 
 Dent. 5. 29. tear me, that itm. he well with them 
 1 8am. 18. 27. that he m. he the king’s son-in-law 
 
 1 Kings 8. 16. that my name m. he put therein 
 
 2 Kings". 2. would make windows, m. this thing he 
 
 15.19. gave silver, that his hand m. he with him 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 5. an house, that my name m. he there, 6. 
 Psah 78. 8. m. not he as their fathers, a stubborn 
 Jer. 13. 11. that they m. he unto me a people 
 P.r.ek. 17.8. in good soil, that it m. he a goodl v vine 
 36.3. that ye m. he a possession to the heathen 
 lios. 6.15. that thy judgments m. he as the light 
 Mai. 2.4. that my covenant m. he with Levi 
 Mark 5.18. pray, that he 7n. he with him, LvkeQ. .33. 
 Lake 8.9. asKecI, saying, what m. this parable he ? 
 John 15. 11. and that your joy m. he full 
 Horn. 4.11. m. he the father of them that believe 
 16. that it m. he of grace || 14.9- m. he Lord, of dead 
 2 Thess. 3. 8. 7)i. not be chargeable to any of you 
 Philem. 8. though 1 m. be niuch bold in Christ 
 Deb. 2.17- that he m. he a merciful Iligh-Priest 
 
 12. 10. that we m. he partakers of his holiness 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 21. that your faith and hope m. be in God 
 8ee Fulfilled. 
 
 MIGHTY. 
 
 Gen. 10.9. he was a m. hunter before the Lord 
 
 18.18. Abraham shall become a gi eat and m. nation 
 
 23. 6. hear us, thou art a w?. prince amongst us 
 pxod. 1.7. the children of Israel waxed m. 20. 
 
 9- 28. that there be no more ?«. thunderings and hail 
 
 10. 19. the Lord turned a wz. strong west wind 
 15. 10. they sank as lead in the m. waters 
 
 Lev. 19. 15. nor shall honour the person of the?«. 
 Ku77i. 22. 6. curse this people, for they are too 771 . 
 De7U. 4. , 37 . he brought thee out with m. power, 9.29. 
 7-23. shall destroy them with a m. destruction 
 26.5. became there a great nation, m. and populous 
 Judg.5. 13. L.ma<le me have dominion over the tti. 
 
 23. tliey came not to help of the L. against the m. 
 
 1 8a7n. 4. 8. out of the hand of these in. gods 
 
 2 8am. 1. 19. how are the »t. fallen! 25.'” 
 
 21. the shield ot the m. is vilely' cast away 
 
 22. from the blood of the slain, from fat of the wz. 
 
 2 Kings 24. 15, the 711 . of the land carried he captive 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 10. K imrod was m. 1| 12. 28. Zariok m. 
 
 27 . 6. Benaiah was m. |i 2 Chron. 13.21. Abijah m. 
 
 2 Chron. 26.13. army that made war with m. power 
 ^.6. so .lotham became m. because he prepared 
 Lzra\. 20. there have been m. kings over Jerusalem 
 
 7- 28. hath extended mercy to me before m. princes 
 AcA. 3.16. Kehemiah repaired to the house of the m. 
 
 I 9 . 11. thou threwest a stone in the m. waters 
 Job 5. 15. but he saveth the poor from the 771 . 
 
 6.23. or redeem me from the hand of the 7 n.l 
 9. 4. he is wise in heart, and m. in strength 
 
 12.19. he leadeth princes, and he overthroweth m. 
 21._he weakenetli the strength of the m. 
 
 21. 1 . wherefore are the wicked m. in power ^ 
 
 24. 22. he draweth also the m. with his power 
 
 taken away without hand 
 35.9. they cry out by reason of the arm of the m. 
 
 41. 2o. he raiseth himself, the zzz. are afraid 
 Psal. 24. 8. Lord strong and 7n. Lord 771 . in battle 
 29. 1. give to the Lord, O ye in. gloryand strength 
 4o. 3. gird thy sword on thy thigh, U most 771 . 
 
 59 . 3. tor lo, the tti. are gathered against me 
 68.33. doth send out his voice, and that a m. voice 
 69. 4. being mine enemies wrona-fiilly are m. 
 
 74 .15. thou driedst up 771 . rivers,“the day is thine 
 82.1. God standeth in the congregation of the m 
 89. 6. who among sons w. can be likened to Lord .’ 
 
 13. thou hast a m. arm, strong is thy hand 
 19 . 1 have laid help upon one that is m. 
 
 50. I bear in my bosom the reproach of the 7 n. 
 
 93. 4. the Lord is mightier than the m. waves of sea 
 103. + 20. bless the I.ord, ye angels m. in strength 
 106.8. that he might make his w. power known 
 112 . 2 . his seed shall be m. upon the earth 
 120. 4. sharp arrows of the 771 . with coals of juniper 
 1.35.10. who smote great nations, and slew »z. kinss 
 Prov. 16. .32. that is slow to anger is better tlian m7 
 18. 18. the lot parteth between the m. 
 
 21. 22. a \yise man scaleth the city of the ot. 
 
 23.11. their Redeemer is ot. shall plead their cause 
 Isa. 3. 25. and thy ot. shall fall in the war 
 
 5. 22^ woe to them that are w. to drink wine 
 
 11. 15. with his OT. wind shall he shake his hand 
 
 17 .12. a rushing like the rushing of ot. waters 
 22. 17 . will carry' thee awav with a ot. captivity 
 49. 24. shall the prey' be taken from the ot. ? 
 
 63. 1. l_that speak in righteousness, ot. to sa,ve 
 
 Jer. 5. 15. it is am. and an ancient nation, a nation 
 
 32. 19 . great in counsel and ot. in work 
 
 33. 3. and 1 will shew' thee great and ot. things 
 Lzek. 17 .13. he hath also taken the ot. of the land 
 
 32.12. by the swords of the ot. w ill 1 make thee fall 
 21. the stronir among the ot. shall speak to him 
 
 they shall not lie with the ot. that are fallen 
 
 38.15. thou shalt come with a great and ot. army 
 
 314 
 
 MIL 
 
 F.zek. 39.18. y'e shall eat the flesh of the ot, and drink 
 J)a7i. 4. 3. how great ami ot. are his wonders! 
 
 8. 24. his power shall be w. but not by his own pow. 
 11. 3. aOT. king shall stand up that shall rule 
 
 25. shall be stir, up with a very great and ot. army 
 AmosQ. 14. neither shall the ot. deliver himself 
 
 2. 16. he that is courageous among the ot. shall llee 
 5. 12. 1 know your ot. sins |1 24. as a ot. stream 
 
 Jonah 1. 4. there was a ot. tempest in the sea 
 Zech. 11. 2. howl, because theOT. are spoiled 
 Mat. II. 20. where most of his OT. works were done 
 21. if the OT. works which were done in you, 23. 
 1.3. 54. whence hath this man these, ot. works.' 
 
 .38. he did not many ot. works there, Mark 6. 5. 
 
 14. 2. this is John the Baptist, therefore ot. works 
 
 do shew forth themselves in him, Mark6. 14. 
 Mark 6. 2. ot. works are wrought by his hand 
 Luke 1. 49. he that is ot. hath done great thines 
 52. he hath put down the ot. from their seats 
 
 9 . 4.3. they w ere amaxed at the ot. pow er of God 
 
 15. 14. there arose a ot. famine in that land 
 
 19. . 37 . praised God for the ot. works they had seen 
 24. 19 . w ho was a prophet ot. in deed and word 
 Act.'. 2. 2. sound from heaven as ofa rushing ot. w ind 
 7 . 22. Moses was ot. in words and in deeds 
 
 18. 24. Aiiollos was ot. in the scriptures 
 Item. 15. 19 . the Gentiles obedient through ot. signs 
 
 1 Cor. 1.26. not many OT. not many noble, are called 
 27 . God hath chosen weak, to confound things m 
 
 2 Cor. 10 . 4. weapons of our warfare are ot. thro’ G 
 13. .3. w'hich to you is not weak, but ot. in you 
 f'«/.2.8. the same w asOT. in me toward the Gentiles 
 Eph. 1. 19 . according to the working of his ot. power 
 2 'I'hess. 1 . 7 . Jesus shall be reveal, w ith his ot. angels 
 P.ev. 6. 13. when she is shaken of a ot. wind 
 
 10. 1. I saw another ot. angel come down, 18, 21. 
 
 16. 18. so OT. an earthquake and so great 
 
 18.10. that OT. city |119. 6. voice of zzz. thunderings 
 8ee Acts, God, Hand, Man, Men. 
 MIGHTY oi7e. 
 
 Gen. 10.8 . Is'imrod began to be a ot . one in the earth 
 Isa. 1. 24. therefore sailh Lord, Lord of hosts, the 
 OT. one of Israel, .30. 29. 1 49. 26. | 60 . 16. 
 10 . 34. and Lebanon shall fall by a ot . one 
 28. 2. behold, the Lord hath a ot. and strong one 
 Jer. 20. 11. the Lord is with me as a ot. terrible 07 ie 
 Lzek. 31.11. have delivered him into hand of ot. 07 ie 
 MIGTTJYotzw. 
 
 Lxod. 15. +11. w'ho is like to thee among the ot. 07 ies ? 
 Jndg. 5. 22. broken by pransing of their ot. ones 
 Isa. 13. .3. I have called my' ot. ories for mine anger 
 Jer. 46. 5. their ot. oiies are beaten down and fled 
 Joel 3. 11. thither cause thv m. 07ies to come down 
 MIGHIIER. 
 
 Gen. 26. 16. for thou art much ot. than we 
 Exod. 1. 9. the children of Israel are ot. than w'e 
 Knm. 14. 12. a greater nation and ot. than they' 
 
 » Dent. 4. 38. I 7. 1. 1 9. 1 , 14. | 11 . 2 . 3 . 
 Psal. 93. 4. the Lord on high isOT. than many waters 
 Eccl. 6 .' 10 . neither contend with him that is ot. 
 Mat. 3. 11 . I baptize with water, but he that cometh 
 alter me is ot. than I, Mark 1 . 7 . Luke 3.16 
 MIGHTIE.S. 
 
 1 Chro7i. 11. 12. Eleazar was one of the three ot. 
 
 19. these things did these three ot. 
 
 24. Eeiidiah had a name among the three ot. 
 MlGiriTLY. 
 
 Deut. 6. 3. observe to do it, that ye may increase ot. 
 Judg. 4. .3. Jabin ot. oppressed Israel twenty years 
 14. 6. the Spirit of L. came ot. on Samson, 15. 14 . 
 
 1 8am. 14. + 48. -Saul w rought ot. and smote Ainalek 
 Isa. 10. t .34. and Lebanon shall fall ot. 
 
 42. t _13. the I.ord shall behave himself ot. 
 
 Jer. 25. 30. the Lord shall ot. roar on his habitation 
 Jonah 3. 8. let man and beast cry ot. unto God 
 Kah. 2. 1. w atch the v.'ay, fortify thy power w. 
 Acts 18. 28. tor he ot. convinced the Jews 
 19. 20. so OT. grew' tlie word of God, and prevailed 
 Col. 1. 29 . his working, w hich worketh in me ot. 
 Kev. 18. 2. he cried 7u. saying, Babylon is fallen 
 MILCH. 
 
 Gen. 32. 15. thirty ot. camels w'ith their colts 
 1 8am. 6. 7- make a new' cart, take two ot. kine, 10. 
 MILUEVi', See Blasting 
 MILE. 
 
 Mat. 5. 41. shall compel thee to go a ot. go twain 
 MILK 
 
 Signifies, A liquid food which 7ce have from cos'.^, 
 tVc. wherewith hahes and children are chiefly 
 7iourished, Gen. 18.8. Isa. 28. 9. To which are 
 compared, [Ij The weakest spiritual food, or the 
 77 /ost plain and easy truths of the gospel, whereby 
 young cc7iverts are 7W7irished and edified, 1 Cor 
 
 3. 2. Heb. 5. 12. 1 Pet. 2. 2. [2] Sweet, agreeable, 
 a7id edifying speech. Cant. 4. 11. [.3] The graces, 
 services, and obedience of the godly. Cant. 5. 1. 
 
 A land flowing with milk and honey. Josh. 5. 6. 
 A country of extraordinary fertility, a.ifording all 
 things necessary for the support and comfort of life. 
 wine and milk, Isa. 55. 1. All sorts of spi/'itual 
 blessings and privileges. 
 
 Gen. 18. 8. and Abraham took butter and ot, 
 
 49 . 12. and his teeth shall be w hite with ot. 
 iJeut. 32. 14. butter of kine and ot. of sheep 
 Judg._ 4. 19 . Jael opened a bottle of ot. and gave 
 5. 25. he asked water, and she gave him ot. 
 
 Job 10. 10. hast thou not poured'me out as ot. ? 
 
 21. 24. his breasts are full of ot. his bones moistened 
 Prov. 27 . 27 . thou shalt have goats’ ot. for food 
 30. .33. the churning of ot, bringeth forth butter 
 Cant. 4. 11. honey and ot. are under thy tongue 
 5. 1. I have drunk my wine with my ot. 
 
 12. his eyes washed with w. and fitly set 
 Isa. 7 . 22. for abundance of in. that they shall give 
 28. 9 . them that are w'eaned from the ot. 
 
 55. 1. come, buy wine and wz. without money 
 60 . 16 . thou shalt suck the ot. of the Gentiles 
 Lam. 4. 7- her Kazarites w'ere w biter than ot. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 4. shajl eat thy fruit, and drink thy w. 
 Joel 3. 18. the hills shall flow with ot. and rivers 
 1 Cor. 3. 2.1 have fed you with ot. and not with meat 
 9. 7. who Icedeth a flock, and eateth not of tlie ot. ? 
 
 MIN 
 
 Ileh. 5. 12. ye are become such as have need of ot ^ 
 13. for every one that useth ot. is a baize 
 1 Pet. 2.2. new-born babes desire sincere ot. of word 
 See Flowing. 
 
 ^ MILK. 
 
 Isa. 66. 11. that ye may ot. out, and be delighted 
 
 Mill, .s. 
 
 Exod. 11.5. the maid-seiwant that is behind the ot. 
 Kum. 11. 8. the people ground the manna in ot. 
 Mat. 24.41. two women shall be grinding at them, 
 _ MILLET. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 9. take lentiles, in. and make bread 
 MILLlOiN.S. 
 
 Gen. 24. 60. be thou mother of thousands of ot 
 ^ MILLSTONE. 
 
 Deut. 24. 6. no man shall take the ot. to pledge 
 Judg. 9 ..53. a woman cast a piece of ot. 2 Sam. 11. 21. 
 Job 41. 24. heart as hard as a piece of the nether m. 
 Mat. 18. 6. It were better that a ot. were hanged 
 about his neck, Mark 9. 42. Luke 17 . 2. 
 Kev. 18. 21. an angel took up a stone like a great ot. 
 22. the sound ot a w. shall be heard no more 
 MILL.STONES. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 2. take the ot. and grind meal, uncover 
 Jer. 25. 10. 1 will take away the sound of the m 
 MINCING. 
 
 Jsa. 3, 16. wanton eyes, walking and ot. as thev so 
 C- A . MINI! 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] The understanding, or judgmeitt, where¬ 
 by we distinguish between good arid evil, lawful and 
 unlawful, 2 Cor. .3. 14. l it. 1 . 15. f 2 j The rege¬ 
 nerated and renewed part of man, Kom." "5 131 
 The heart, Gen. 26. 35. Deut. 18. 6. The 
 memory, Psal. .31. 12. Isa. 46. 8. [5] End, de¬ 
 sign, or intention, Prov. 21. 27- [6] Thought, or 
 irnagmation, Isa. 26. + 3. [7] Wit, or soundness 
 of mind, Mark 5. 15. Luke 8. 35. [8] The will. 
 Affection, Acts 17 . 11. 
 
 >* no hath known the mind of the Lord, 1 Cor. 2. 
 
 .tiatural, carnal man hath been taught 
 by the Spirit, the will, counsel, and purpose of God 
 and the divine mysteries of maids salvation f ’ 
 
 But we have the mind of Christ, 1 Cor. 2.16. But 
 we who are endued with the Spirit, have an experi- 
 inpital knowledge of God's will, and ot spiritual 
 divine things, revealed to us hy the Spirit, who is 
 our teacher, and knows the mind of Christ, and re¬ 
 veals it to us, John 16.13. 1 Cor. 2.10. 
 
 _ Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 26. 35. which were a grief of ot. to Isaac 
 Lev. 24.12. the ot. of the T.. might be shewed them 
 XezcL 18.6. and come with all the desire of liis.OT. 
 -8. 65. the Lord shall give thee sorrow of zn. 
 
 30-1. shalt call them to w. among the nations 
 \Chron. 28. 9. and serve him with a willing ot. 
 
 Keh. 4. 6. for the people had a ot. to work 
 Job 23.13. but he is of one w. who can turn him ? 
 Psal. 31.12. am forgotten, as a dead man out of ot- 
 Prov. 21. 27. he bringeth it with a wicked in. 
 
 29. 11. a tool uttereth all his ot. but a wise man 
 Isa. 26. 3. keep in peace, whose ot. is stayed on thee 
 46. 8. brin^ it again to m. () ye transgressors 
 65. 17- and the former shall not come into ot. 
 
 Jer. 3.16. the ark of c (A’enant shall not come to ot. 
 22 . + 27 . the land whereuiito they Iwt their ot. 
 
 44. 2L and came it not into his m. ' 
 
 Dan. 5. 20. when his w. was hardened in pride 
 Dab. 1.11. then shall his m. change, and he shall 
 Mark 5. 15. sitting in his right ot. Luke 8. 35. 
 
 14. 72 . Peter called to zzz. the wordsof .lesus 
 Luke 1 . 29. Mary cast in her ot. what salutation 
 
 12. 29. neither be ye of doubtful ot. 
 
 Acts 2. +6. the multitude were troubled in ot. 
 
 12. + 20. Herod bore an hostile ot. against '1 yre 
 
 17 . 11 . they received word M ith all readiness of ot. 
 
 20. 19 . serving the Lord with humility of ot. 
 
 Kom. l. 28. God gave them up to a reprobate ot. 
 
 7 . 25. so then, with tlie m. I serve the law of God 
 
 8 . 7- the carnal ot. is enmity against God 
 27 . he knoweth what is the wiTof the Spirit 
 
 11. 34. who hath known the m. of the Lord .’ 
 
 12. 16. be of the same ot. one toward another 
 
 14. 5. every man be fully jzersuadecl in liis own ot. 
 
 15. 6. that ye may with one ot. glorify God 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. ye be joined together in the same ot. 
 
 2. 16 . for who hath known the ot. of the I.ord to 
 
 instruct him r but we have the m. of Christ 
 
 2 Cot. 7 . 7 . when he fold us your fervent ot. tow. me 
 
 8.12. for if there be first a willing ot. it is accepted 
 
 13.11. brethren, be of one ot. Phil. 1. 27..| 2. 2. 
 
 Iph. 2. 3. fulfilling the desires of the flesh and ot. 
 
 4. 17 . as other Gentiles walk in vanity of their ot. 
 Phil. 2. .3. in lowliness of tn. let each esteem other 
 
 5. let this w. be in you which was in Clirist Jesus 
 4. 2. that they be of the same m. in the Lord 
 Col. 2. 18. vainly puft'ed up by his fleshly m. 
 
 3.12. put on kindness, humbleness of m. meekness 
 2 Thess. 2. 2. that they be not soon shaken in ot. 
 
 2 Tim. 1 . 7 . God hath given us the spirit of sound ot. 
 Tit. 1 . 15. but their m. and conscience is detiled 
 
 3. 1. put them in m. to be subject to powers 
 Deb. a. 10. 1 will putmy laws into their ot. 
 
 12 . 1 17 . he found no way to change his m. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 8. he > e all of one ot. having compassion. 
 
 4.1. arm yoiti selves likewise with the same ot. 
 
 5. 2. not for tilthy lucre, but of a ready m. 
 
 Ket\ 17 . 9 . here is the ot. which hath w isdom 
 
 13. these have one m. and shall give their power 
 
 See Alien xtld. 
 
 Mine or my MIN D. 
 
 Num. 16. 28. I have not done them of mine own m. 
 24.1.3. 1 cannot do good or bad of mine ow n m. 
 
 1 Shm. 2. .35. according to that which is in my m. 
 
 \ Chron. 22. 7 . it was in my m. to build an house 
 Isa. 21. + 4. my wandered, tearfulnessafi'righfed 
 Jer. 15.1. my ot. could not be tow ard this people 
 
 19 . 5. neither came it into my m. .32. .35. 
 
 Lam. 3. 21. this I recall to my m. therefore hope 
 Rom. 7.23. another law warring ag. law of my m. 
 
 TAyMIND? 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 20. set not thy m. on asses, thev are found 
 
 20. t 4. say what is thy m. and 1 w L. do it 
 
MIN 
 
 MIN 
 
 MIR 
 
 ioh 34 . . 33 . should it be according to thy m. 
 
 E^ek. 38.10. same time shall things come into thym. 
 jSan.Z. 29. O kiiiff, thy thoughts came into thy m. 
 Mat. ^'2.. 37. thou'shaltlove the Lord thy God with 
 all thy m. MarkXI. 30. Luke 10 . 27» 
 Thtlem. 14. without thy m. would 1 do nothing 
 Your MIl^D. 
 
 Gen.2^. 8 . if it be your m. I should bury my dead 
 Jer. 51. 50. and let .Jerusalem come intoywr m. 
 Ezek. 11.5. 1 knowthe things thatcome inXoyour m. 
 
 20 . 32. and that which cometh into your m. 
 
 Bom. 12. 2. be transformed by renewing ofyourm. 
 
 S Cor. 8 . 19. and declaration oiyour ready 
 Q. 2 . for 1 know the forwardness of your m. 
 
 Eph. 4. 23. and be renewed in the spirit your m. 
 Col. 1 . 21 . that were, sometimes enemies in yourm. 
 
 3 . t 2 . set your m. on things above, not on things 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 13. gird up the loins oiyourm. be sober 
 
 MIISD, Verb. 
 
 Eom.?>. 5 . that are after flesh, ot. things of the flesh 
 12 . 16. m. not high thincs. but condescend to men 
 Phil. 3. 16. nevertheless let us m. the same thing 
 
 19. for many walk, who m. earthly things 
 
 MINDED. 
 
 Buth 1 . 18. she was stedlastly m. to go with her 
 
 2 Citron. 24. 4. .Toash was m. to repair the house 
 Ezra 7.-13. which are m. of their own free will 
 Mat. 1.19. .loseph was tti. to put her away privily 
 Bom. 8 . 6 . for to be carnally m. is death, but to be 
 
 spiritually m. is life and peace 
 
 11 . 20 . be not high-w. but fear 
 
 15. 5 . grant you to be like m. one toward another 
 2 Cor. 1'. 15. m this confidence 1 was m. to come 
 
 17 . when T was thus ?w.did 1 use lightness 
 Gal. 5. 10 . that you will be no otherwise m. 
 
 Phil. 2. 2. that ye be like m. having the same love 
 
 20 . no man like m. who will care for your state 
 
 3 . 15. let us, as many as be perfect, be thus m. if in 
 
 an}' thing ye be otherwise m. God will reveal 
 1 These. 5. 14. brethren, comfort the feeble m. 
 
 1 Tim. 6 . 17 . charge that the rich be not high-?n. 
 
 2 Tim.S. 4. for men shall he heady, high- 7 w. 
 
 Tit. 2 . 6 young men exhort to be sober m. 
 
 Jam. 1. 8 .a double-w;. man is unstable in all his ways 
 
 4 . 8 . and purifv your hearts, ye double m. 
 
 ' MINDFUL. 
 
 1 Citron. 16.15. be ye m. always of his covenant 
 JYelt. 9. 17 . our fathers were not m. of thy wonders 
 Psal. 8.4. what is man, that thou art m. of him, and 
 
 the son of man that thou visitest him ? Heb. 2. 6. 
 in. 5. he will ever be ?«. of his covenant 
 ,115.12. the Lord hath been w.of us, he will bless us 
 Isa. 17 . 10. not been 77?. of the rock of-thy strength 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 4. being 7«. of thy tears, to be filled . 
 Heb. 11. 15. if they had been m. of that coimtrv 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 2. that ye may be tn. of the words spoken 
 MINDS. 
 
 Jztdff. 19 . 30. consider of it, and speak 5 ’our m. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 8 . and they be chafed in their w. 
 
 2 Kinys 9. 15. if it be your m. let none go forth 
 Ezek. 24. 25. that whereupon they set their m. 
 
 36. 5. with despiteful m. to cast it out for a prey 
 Acts 14. 2. and made their m. evil affected 
 28. 6. they changed their m. said he was a god 
 2 Cor. 3.14. but their m. w'ere blinded, veil untaken 
 4. 4. the god of this world hath blinded thew. 
 11.3.soyour w.should be corrupted from simplicity 
 Phil. 4. 7 . the peace of God shall keep your m. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 5. men of corrupt m. 2 Tim. 3.8. 
 
 Heb. 10. 16. and in their m. will I write them 
 
 12. 3. lest ye be wearied and faint in your m. 
 
 2 Pet. 3.1.1 stirup your pure w.by way of rememb. 
 
 MINDING. 
 
 Acts 20. 13. Paul m. himself to go afoot 
 MINE. 
 
 Job 28.11. sureh' there is a m. for silver 
 IMINE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 43. and all that thou seest is w. 
 
 48. 5. are m. as Iteuben and Simeon shall be m. 
 Eiod. 13. 2. sanctify to ine all the first-born, both of 
 man and beast, itisTW. .34.19. Hum. 3. 13. 
 19 . 5 . for all the earth is m. Psal. 50. 12. 
 
 J.ev. 20. 26. that ye should be m. Isa. 43. 1. 
 
 25. 23. the land is m. for ye are strancers 
 Hum. 3.12. the T.evites shall be m. 45. 1 8. 14. 
 
 8. 17 . the first-born of children of Israel are m. 
 
 2 -S«777.14.30. Absalom said, see,.loab'sfield is iiearw. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 15. knowest that the kingdom w'as m. 
 .3.26. let it be neither m. nor thine, divide it 
 20. 3. thy silver, and gold, and wives, are 
 
 2 Kings 10.6. if ye will be m. and if ye w'ill hearken 
 JobAX. 11. whatsoever is under heaven is m. 
 
 Psal. 18. 23. I kept myself from m. iniquity 
 
 50. 10. for ever}' beast of the forest is m. 
 
 11. and the wild beasts of the field are m. 
 
 60. 7- Gilead is ni. and Manasseh is m. 108. 8. 
 Prov. 8.14. coun.sel is m. and sound wisdom 
 Cant. 2. 16. my beloved is m. and 1 am his, 6.3. 
 
 8. 12. my vineyard, which is w. is before me 
 Jer. 44. 28. whose word shall stand, m. or theirs 
 Ezek. 16. 8.1 sware to thee, thou becamest m. 
 
 18. 4. behold, all souls are m. soul of son is m. 
 
 2.3. 4. and they were m. H 5. when she was m. 
 
 29 . 9 . the river is w. || .35.10. these countries be m. 
 Hag. 2. 8. the silver is m. and the gold is ?n. 
 
 Mai. .3. 17 . they shall be m. saith the l.ord 
 Mat. 7 . 24.that hearefh sayings of w.and doeth them 
 26. heareth these sayings of »?. and doeth them not 
 £0. 23. but to sit on my right hand and on my left, 
 is not nt. to give, it shall be given, MarkXO. 40. 
 Jmkell. 6. a friend ofw. in his journey is come 
 John". 4. .lesus saith, m. hour is not yet come 
 7 .16. my doctrine is not m. il 10.14. am known of m. 
 14. 24. the word which ye hear is not ?n. 
 
 16 .14. he shall I'eceive ofw. and shew it you 
 15. all things that the Father hatli are m. 
 
 17 . 10. all m. are thine, and thine are m. 
 
 Born. 12. 19 . vengeance is m. I will repay, saith T.d, 
 Phil. 1. 4. in every praver ofw. making request 
 MINGLF. 
 
 Jsa. 5. 22. and men of strength to m. strong drink 
 
 9. 111. the Lord shall m. his enemies together 
 
 Jsa .19. + 2. T wdll m. Egyptians with Egyptians 
 Dan 2. 43. they shall m. with the seed of men 
 MINGLED. 
 
 Exod. 9. 24. there was fire m. with the hail 
 Lev. 19 .19. shaltnot sow thy field with m. seed 
 Ezra 9 .2. holy seed have m. themselves with people 
 Job 24. t 6. tney reap every one his m. corn 
 Psal. 102. 9 . and m. my drink w'ith weeping 
 106. 35. but were m. among the heathen 
 Prov. 9 . 2. killed her beasts, she hath m. her -wme 
 
 5. and drink of tlie wine which 1 have m. 
 
 Isa. 19. 14. the I.xird hath m. a perverse spirit 
 Jer. 25. 20. give the cup to all the m. people, 24. 
 
 50. . 37 . a sword on all the m. people, Ezek. ,‘JO. 5. 
 Mat. 27 . 34 . they gave him vinegar w;. with gall 
 Mark\5.23. they gave him wine m. with myrrh 
 Luke 13. 1. whose blood Pilate had m. with sacrifi. 
 Bev, 8. 7 . there followed hail and fire m. with blood 
 15. 2.1 saw as it were a sea 'of glass m. with fire 
 MlNLSll, ED. 
 
 Exod. 5. 19 . ye shall not m. ought of your task 
 Psal. 107 . 39. again they are m. and brought low 
 MINISTER 
 
 Signifies, One who serves, waits on, or attends an¬ 
 other, Exod. 24. 13. 1 Kings 10. 5. It is a vvord 
 applied, [1] To Christ, who is called, A Minister 
 or the sanctuary, Heb. 8. 2. that is. Christ being 
 now gone into heaven, typified by the holy of 
 holies, he does there minister, or execute the re¬ 
 mainder of his office in his human nature, by pre¬ 
 senting the merit of his .sacrifice, as the high- 
 priest brought the blood of the sin offering into the 
 most holy place once a year, Exod. 30. 10. Ley. 
 16 .15. [2] To such as are appointed to attend the 
 service of God in his church, to dispense and give 
 forth, faithfully and wisely, the word, sacraments, 
 and other holy things, 1 Cor. 4. 1. [.3] To magis¬ 
 trates, who are God’s officers and deputies to 
 punish such as transgress his law, and to defend 
 the good, Rom. 13. 6. [4] To the hoiy angels, 
 who are always ready to execute the commands of 
 God, Psal. 104. 4. 
 
 Exod. 24. 13. Moses rose up, and his m. Joshua 
 Jo.sh. 1.1. the Lord spake to .Joshua, Moses’ m. 
 
 2 Kings6. t J5. when the m. of Elisha was risen 
 Mat. 20. 26. let him be your m. Mark 10.43. 
 
 Luke 4. 20. he gave the book again to the m. 
 
 Acts 13. 5. and they had also .John to their m. 
 
 26.16. to make thee a m. and a w’itness 
 Bom. 13.4. for he is the Tw.of God to thee, 6. 
 
 15. 8. Christ w'as a m. of the circumcision 
 
 16. I should be the m. of Jesus to the Gentiles 
 Gal. 2. 17 . is Clirist the m. of sin ? God forbid 
 Eph. .3. 7 . whereof I was made a m. Col. 1. 23, 2o. 
 
 6. 21. Tychicus, a faithful m. of the Ld. Col. 4. 7- 
 Col. 1. 7 . Epaphras, who is for you a faithful m. 
 
 1 Thess. 3. 2. 'I'imothy our brother and m. of God 
 1 Tim. 4. 6. thou slialt be a good m. of Christ 
 Heb. 8. 2. a in. of the sanctuary and tabernacle 
 MINISTEK. 
 
 £rorf.28.1. that he may m. to me in the priest’s office, 
 3, 4, 41. I 29. 1. 44. 1 30. 30.1 31. 10. 1 35. 19. 
 
 1.39. 41. 1 40.13, 15. 
 
 .35. and it shall be upon Aaron tow. 
 
 43. when they come to altar to m. 29.30.1 30. 20. 
 29. 44. I W'ill sanctify Aaron to m. to me 
 
 Lev. 7 . 35. in the day he presented them to m. 
 
 16. .32. whom he shall consecrate to m. Hum. 3. 3. 
 Hum. 8. 26. but shall m. with their brethren 
 Deut. 10.8. separated the tribe of Levi to 7 ;;. to him 
 
 18. 5. to stand Io'tt?. in the name of the Lord, 7- 
 21. 5. for thy God hath chosen them to m. 
 
 1 Ham. <2. 11. the child did ?7otothe Lord before Eli 
 1 Kings 8. 11. so that the priest could not stand to 
 77?. because of the cloud, 2 Citron. 5.14. 
 
 1 Citron. 15. 2. chosen to m. before him for ever 
 23. 1.3. to 777. and to give thanks, 2 Citron. 31. 2. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 10. priests which m. are the sons of 
 
 Aaron 
 
 Psal. 9. 8. he shall m. ludgmentto the people 
 Isa. 60 . 7 . the rams of Nebaioth shall m. to thee 
 
 10. and their kings shall m. to thee 
 
 Jer. 33. 22. 1 will multiply the Levites that m. 
 Ezek. 40. 46. w hich come near to m. 44. 15,16. 
 
 44. 11. they shall stand before them to 777 . 
 
 Mat. 20. 28. to be ministeredto, but to m.Markl0.A5. 
 25. 41. naked, or sick, and did not m. to thee ? 
 
 Acts 24. 23. nor forbid his acquaintance to m. to him 
 Bom. 15. 25. but now I go to m. to the saints 
 27 . their duty is to m. to them in carnal things 
 1 Cor. 9.13. they which m. about holy things, live of 
 2Cor.9.10. both 777. bread for your food, and multip. 
 Eph. 4. 29 . that it may m. grace to the hearers 
 1 Tim. 1. 4. which m. questions rather than edifying 
 Heb. 1. 14. angels sent to 777. to heirs of salvation 
 6. 10. ye have ministered to the saints, and do 777. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. but to us they did m. the things 
 4.10. even so m. the same one to anotlier, as good 
 
 11. if any man m. let him do it as of the ability 
 
 MIN IS TERI’.D. 
 
 Hum. 3. 4. Eleazar and Ithamar m. Deut. 10. 6. 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 18. but Samuel m. before the Lord, .3. 1. 
 
 2 Ham. 13. 17. Amnoii called his servant tliat77?. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 4. Abishag m. to king David, 15. 
 
 19. 21. Elisha w-ent after Elijali, and m. to him 
 
 2 Kings 25. 14. tliey took asvay the pots, snuffers, 
 and all the vessels wherewith they m. .Jer. 52.18. 
 
 Ezek. 41. 12. tliey m. to them Jiefore their idols 
 Dan. 7 . 10. thousand thousands m. unto him 
 Mat. 4. 11. angels came and 777. to him, Mark 1. 1.3. 
 8. 15. she rose and m. unto them, Mark J. .31. 
 Luke 8. 3. which m. to him of their substance 
 Acts 13. 2. as they m. and fasted, the Spirit said 
 
 20. .34. tliese hands have m. to my necessities 
 
 2 Cor. .3. .3. declai'ed the epistle of Christ m. by us 
 JJiil. 2. 25. and he that m. to my wants 
 Col. 2. 19 . having nourishment m. increaseth with 
 
 1 Tim. 3. f 1.3. that have m. the office of deacon 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 18. in how many things he m. unto me 
 l^hilem. 1.3. that in thy stead he might have m. 
 Heb. 6. 10. that ye have m. to the saints, and do 
 2 Pet. 1. 11. for so an entrance shall be m. to you 
 
 MINISTF.RETH. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 10. now he that m. seed to the sower ^ 
 
 Gal. 3 . 5 . he that 777. to you the Spirit, doeth he it 
 MINIS! I'.RING. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 28. had the charge of the m. vessels 
 Ezek. 44. 11. at the gates of house, m. to the house 
 Mat. 27 . ,55. many women followed .Jesus m. to him 
 Bom. 12 . 7 . let us w ait on m. H 15.16. m. the gospel 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 4. and take on us the 777 . to the saints 
 
 9.1. for as toucliing 777. to the saints, itis superfluous 
 ileb. 1. 14. are they not all nt. spirits, sent minister 
 
 10. 11. every priest standeth daily m. and offering 
 
 IMIN IS l EHS. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 5. the attendance of his m. 2 Citron.. 9. 4. 
 Ezra 7 . 24. not lawful to impose toll on m. of hou.se 
 
 8 . 17 . that they should bring unto us m. for house 
 Psal. 10.3. 21. ye nt. of his that do his pleasure 
 
 104. 4. w'ho maketh his ni. a flaming fire, Heb. 1. 7 . 
 Isa. 61 . 6. men shall call you the m. of our God 
 Jer. 33. 21. then may also my covenant be broken 
 with David my servant, and w'ith my m 
 Ezek. 44. 11. they shalFbe ni. in my sanctuary 
 45. 4. holy portion for the m. of the sanctuary 
 Joel 1. 9 . the Lord’s m. mourn 1| 13. howl ye m. 
 
 2. 17 . 772. weep between the porch and the altar 
 Luke 1. 2 . which from beginning were m. of word 
 Rom. 1.3.6. they are God’s'777. attending continually 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 5. but 777. by whom ye lielieved, as Lord 
 
 4. 1. so account of us as of the m. of Ghrist 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. W'ho made us able m. of the new testa. 
 
 6. 4. approving ourselves as the m. of God 
 
 11. 15. therefore it is no great thing, it his m. also 
 
 be transformed as the m. of righteousness 
 23. are they nt. of Christ ? I am more, in labours 
 MINISTRATION. 
 
 Luke 1. 2.3. as soon as the days of his 77 ?. were end. 
 Acts 6.1 .their wiftows were neglected in the daily m. 
 
 2 Cor. ,3. 7 . but if the m. of death was glorious 
 
 8. the 777. of the Spirit be rather glorious I 9. 
 
 9. 13. whiles by the experiment of this m. 
 
 MINI.STRY. 
 
 Hum. 4.12. shall take all the instruments of the m, 
 47 . every one that came to do the service of the m. 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 6. when David praised by their 772 . 
 
 Hos. 12. 10. have used similitudes by m. ot proph. 
 Acts 1 . 17 . for he had obtained part of this m. 
 
 25. that may take part of this m. and apostleship 
 6. 4. but we will give ourselves to nt. of the word 
 
 12. 25. returned, wlien they had fulfilled their ttt. 
 
 20. 24. so that I might finish my course, and nt. 
 
 21. 19 . what things God had wrought by his m. 
 Bom. 12. 7 . or 777. let us wait on our ministering 
 
 1 Cor. 16.15. addicted themsel ves to the 777 . ot saints 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 1. seeing we have this m. we taint not 
 
 5. 18. hath given to us the m. of reconciliation 
 
 6. .3. giving no offence, that the m. be not l>lamed 
 Eph. 4. 12.Tor work of the m. for edifying the body 
 Col. 4. 17 . take lieed to the m. thou hast received 
 
 1 Tim. 1.12. putting me into the nt. wlio was before 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. watch thou, make full proof of thy ni. 
 11. for he is profitable to me for the nt. 
 
 Heb. 8 . 6. now liath he obtained a more excellent m. 
 
 9. 21. he sprinkled with blood the vessels of the 777 . 
 
 MINSTREL, S. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 15. but now bring me a 777. when 777. played 
 Mat. 9 . 23. when Jesus saw- the m. and the people 
 MINT. 
 
 Mat. 23.23. ye pay tithe of 77 ?. anise, and cummin 
 Luke 11. 42. ye tithe m. and all manner of herbs 
 MIRACLE 
 
 Is a supernatural operation performed alone by the 
 po'wer of God, John 3. 2. I 9. 16. Acts 2. 22. | 
 15. 12. Our Haviour confirmed the doctrine which 
 he taught by a train of incontestable miracles: 
 They were so great in their nature, .so real and 
 solid in their proof, so divine in the manner of 
 performing them, ly the po-wer of his will; so holy 
 in their end, to confirm a doctrine most becoming 
 the wisdom and other glorious attributes of God, 
 and for the accomplishment of the prophecies con¬ 
 cerning the Itlessiah, u'hose coming was foretold 
 to he with miraculous healing benefits ; that there 
 was the greatest assurance, that none without the 
 omnipotent hand of God could do them.^ The 
 magicians performed divers wonders in I'.gypt, 
 but they were out tone by Moses, to convince the 
 spectators, that he was sent from a power infi¬ 
 nitely superior to that of evil spirits. Real mira¬ 
 cles that are contrary to the order, and exceed the 
 power of nature, can only be produced by creating 
 power, and are wrought to give credit to those 
 who are sent from God; and when God permits 
 false miracles to he dime by seducers, that would 
 thereby obtain authority and credit among men, 
 the deception is not invincible; for it is foretold 
 expressly, to give us warning, that the man ij sin 
 shall come with lying wonders after the working 
 of >atan, 2 '1 he.ss. 2. 9. but the heavenly doctrine 
 of the gospel has been confirmed by real miracles, 
 incomparably greater than all the strange things 
 done to give credit to doctrines opposed to it. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 9 . when Pharaoh shall speak, saying, 
 
 shew' a 777 . 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 1 24. and he wrougJit a m. for him 
 Mark 6. 52. they considered not tlie m. ot the loaves 
 
 9 . .39. no man which shall do a m. in my name 
 Luke 23. 8. hoped to have seen some m. done liy him 
 John 4. 54. this is the second m. that Jesiis did 
 
 10. 41. many resorted and said. Jolin did no m. 
 Acts 4. 16. a notable m. hath been done by them 
 
 22 . above forty years on w liom this 777. w as wrought 
 MlltACLl-'X 
 
 Hum. 14. 22. w Jiich have seen m. which 1 have done 
 Deut. 11. 3. your children, that have not seen Ids m. 
 29. 3. thine eyes have seen those signs and great m. 
 Judg. 6. 13. w'here l>e all his 777. our fathers told us 
 John 2. 11. this beginning of 777. did Jesus in Cana 
 
 23. many lielieved, when they saw tlie m. he did 
 .3. 2. no man can do these m. except G. be witli liiin 
 6.2. a mult it. followed him. because thev saw his 777. 
 26. ye seek me, not because ye saw the m. 
 
 7. 31. will he do more 777. than this man doetli. 
 
 315 
 
MIS 
 
 MON 
 
 John 9.10. can a man that is a sinner do such m. ? 
 
 11. 4“. ■\vhatdo sve r tor tliis man doeth many m. 
 
 12. . 17 . though he liad done so many m. bel. them 
 Acts 2.22. a man approved ot God hy 7 n. and signs 
 
 6. 8. .Steplien did great m. among the people 
 8. 0. hearing and seeiinr the w. wliich he did 
 1 : 1 . wondeied, beholding the w. which were done 
 
 15. 12. declaring what m. God had wrought 
 
 19 . 11. God wrought special m. by hands ot Paul 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to another the working ot' m. 
 
 28. atter that m. || 29. are all workers ot m. ? 
 Gal. :i. 5. he that worketh m. doeth he it by works 
 Jleh. 2. 4. God also bearing them w itness with tn. 
 liev. 13.14. deceiveth them by the means ot those w. 
 16.14. tor they aretiie spirits otdevils working w. 
 
 19 . 20. the talse i)rophct that wrought ?«. betorehim 
 . -MIKK 
 
 Signifies, JMnd or dirt trodden under foot, 2Sam.22.43. 
 He hath cast me into the mile, Juh .30. 19. He 
 hath 7 )iade me conte/ziptihle, Jilthj, and loathsome, 
 hy reasoji of //ly sores, 7/ty jchole body being a kind 
 of mire in regard of the Jilth break ing forth in all 
 Its parts. 
 
 The sow that was washed turned to her wallow¬ 
 ing m the mire, 2 Pet. 2. 22. As suine that 
 naturally lore the dirt and mire, if sometimes 
 they he washed from it, yet still retainmg their 
 former dispositions, return to it again: 60 like¬ 
 wise these persons here mentioned, houever they 
 be Washed from the pollutions of the world, and 
 by the preaching of the gospel brought off from 
 their former sinful courses, and brought to a pro¬ 
 fession of holiness; yet still retaining their old 
 nature and corrupt dispo.'itions, they are easily 
 prevailed upon and enticed, and they relapse into 
 their former abominations. 
 mSam. 22. 4.3. 1 did stamp them as m. of the street, 
 and spread them abroad, Isa. 10 . 6 . Mic. 7 . 10 . 
 Job 8 . 11 . can the rush grow up without m. 
 
 30. 19. he hath cast me into the m. I am like dust 
 38. t.38. when the dust is turned into m. 
 
 41. 30. he spreadeth sharp-pointed tilings on the m. 
 Tsai. 69 ..2. 1 sink in deep m. where is no standing 
 
 14. deliver me out of the 771 . let me not sink 
 Jsa. 57 . 20. whose waters cast up 771 . and dirt 
 Jer. 38. 6. in the duneeon was no water, hut m. 
 
 22. thy teet are sunk in the 771 . and turned 
 Zeclu 9. 3. and fine gold as the m. of the streets 
 
 10. 5. which tread their enemies in m. of the streets 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. the sow to her wallowing in the 7 n. 
 
 MIRY. 
 
 Psal. 40. 2. he brought me out of the m. clay 
 psek. 47 . 11. the m. places shall not be healed 
 Dan. 2.41. thou sawest iron mixed with 7n. clay, 43. 
 ^ . MIRTH. 
 
 Gen. 31. 27. I might have sent thee away with m. 
 Peh. 8.12. the people went away to make great m. 
 Job 21.11.3. they spend their days in m. 
 
 Psal. 137 . 3 . they that wasted us desired of us m. 
 Proi'. 14. 13. and the end of that 7n. is heaviness 
 Eccl. 2. 1. I said, go to, I will prove thee with m. 
 2. I said of m. what doeth it 
 
 7 . 4. the heart of fools is in the house of m. 
 
 8.15. then 1 commended m. because a man hath 
 Isa. 24. 8. OT. of tabrets, the joy of the harp ceaseth 
 
 11. joy is darkened, the ot. of the land is gone 
 Jer. 7 . 34. 1 will cause to cease the voice of ot. from 
 
 .Judah and .Jerusalem, 16. 9. 1 25. 10. Hos. 2.11. 
 Ezek. 21.10. it is furbished, sliould we then make m.t 
 Ml.SGARRYTNG. 
 
 EIos. 9.14. give tliem a ot. womb and dry breasts 
 ^ . M1.SCI1IKF. 
 
 Gen. 42. 4. for he said, lest some ot. befall him 
 .38. if OT. befall him by the way ye go in, 44. 29. 
 Exod. 21.22. her fniit depart, and yet no ot. follow 
 32.12. for OT. did he bring them out to slay them 
 22. thou knowest the people that are set on w. 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 9. David knew that 8aul practised ot, 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 8. behold, thou art taken in thy ot. 
 
 1 Khigs 11. 25. besides the ot. that Hadad did 
 
 20. 7 . mark and see how this man seeketh ot. 
 
 Z Kings 7 . 9. if we tarry, some ot. will befall us 
 Eeh. 6 . 2 . but they thought to do me ot. 
 .E^r/i.8.3^Esfher besought to put away ot. of Hanian 
 Job 15. .35. they conceive ot. and bring forth vanity 
 Ps.j. 14. he conceived ot. brought forth falsehood 
 
 16. his 771. shall return upon his own head 
 
 10. 7- under his tongue is ot. and vanity 
 
 14. thou beholdest ot. and spite, to requite it 
 26.10. inwhose hands is ot. tiieir hand is full 
 28. 3. which speak peace, but ot. is in their hearts 
 36. 4. the wicked de\'iseth ot. upon his bed 
 52.1. why' boastest thyself in ot. O mighty man I 
 55. 10. OT. and sorrow are in the midst'of'it 
 62. 3. how long will ye imagine m. ag. a man ? 
 
 94. 20. the throne, w'hich frameth w. by a law 
 119 . 150. they draw nigh that follow after ot. 
 
 140. 9. let the ot. of their own lips cover them 
 Prov. 4.16. sleep not, except they have done ot. 
 
 6. 14. he deviseth ot. continually, he soweth 
 18. feet that be swift in running to ot. 
 
 10. 23. it is as sport to a fool to do ot. 
 
 11. 27 . he that seeketh ot. it shall come to him 
 
 12. 21. but the wicked shall he filleti with ot. 
 
 13. 17 . a wicked messenger falleth into ot. 
 
 17 . 20. that hath a perverse tongue falleth into ot. 
 24. 2. their heart studieth and their lips talk of ot. 
 
 16. but the wicked shall fall info ot. 28. 14. 
 
 J.fa. 47 . 11. therefore ot. shall fall upon thee 
 59. 4.^they trust in vanity, they conceive ot. 
 
 Ezek.'1. 26. ot. shall come upon ot. and rumour 
 
 11. 2. said he, these are the men that devise w. 
 .Dfl/i. 11 . 27 . both these kings’ hearts shall be to do ot. 
 Hos. 7 .15. yet do they imagine ot. against me 
 Mic. 7 . tS. the great nian uttereth the w. of his soul 
 Acts 13.10. O full of all ot. thou child of the devil 
 MISCHIEFS. 
 
 Dent. .32. 23. I will heap ot. on them. 1 will spend 
 Psal. 52. 2. thy tongue deviseth ot. like a razor 
 140. 2. which imagine ot. in their heart 
 MISCHIEVOUS. 
 
 Pfa/. 21. 11. they imagined a ot. device, not able to 
 316 
 
 MO C 
 
 P^. .38. 12. they that seek my hurt, speak ot. things 
 Prov. 24. 8. he shall be called a ot. person 
 Eccl. 10. 1.3. the end of his talk is w. madness 
 k.zek. 38. t 10. thou shalt conceive a ot. purpose 
 Alic. 7 . 3. the great man uttereth his ot. desire 
 MlSERAIH.E. 
 
 Job 16. 2. .Jobsaid, ot. comforters are ye all 
 1 Cor. 15. 19 . w e are of all men most ot. 
 
 Rev. .3. 17 . and knowest not that thou art ot. 
 MISERAHEV. 
 
 Mat. 21, 41. he will OT. destroy those wicked men 
 MISER V. 
 
 Judg. 10.16. his soul was grieved for the OT.of Israel 
 Job 3. 20. why is light given to him that is in ot. { 
 
 11. 16 . because thou shalt forget tliy ot. 
 
 Prov.'M. 7- drink, and remember his ot. no more 
 Eccl. 8. 6. the ot. of a man is great on him 
 Lam. .3. 19 . remembering mine affliction and ot. 
 Rom. 3. 16 . destruction and ot. are in their ways 
 MISERIES. 
 
 r.am. 1 . 7 . Jerusalem remembered in daysof her ot. 
 Jam. 5. 1. howl for your ot. that shall come on you 
 MIS.S. 
 
 .Tudg. 20. 16. sling at an hair-breadth and notOT. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 6. if thy father at allOT. me, then sav 
 MISSED. 
 
 1 ■S( 2 ot. 20 . 18. thou shalt be ot. tthy seat will beOT. 
 25. 15. neither ot. any thing as long as conversant 
 
 21. nothing was ot. of all that pertained to him 
 MISSING. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 7. neither was there ought ot. unto them 
 
 1 Kings 20. .39.if by any means he be w.then thy life 
 
 Misr. 
 
 Gen. 2. 6. but there went up a ot. from the earth 
 Acts 1.3. 11. immediately there fell on him a m. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17 . to w horn the w. of darkness is reserved 
 
 MISTRESS. 
 
 Gen. 16. 4. Sarah herOT. was despised in her ev’es 
 
 8. I flee from my ot. Sarai ll 9. return to thy ot. 
 
 1 Khigs 17 . 17 . soil of the ot. of the house fel’l sick 
 
 2 Kings5. 3.said to her ot. would G.my lord were 
 Psal. J23. 2. as eyes of a maiden to hand of her ot. 
 Prov. .30. 23. and handmaid that is heir to her ot. 
 Isa. 24. 2. shall be as with the maid so with her ot. 
 Afl/i. 3.4. OT, of witchcrafts, that selleth nations 
 
 MISUSED. 
 
 2 Chr. 36.16. but they despised and ot. his prophets 
 MITE, S. 
 
 Mark 12. 42. a widow threw in two ot. Luke^l. 2. 
 EMitel2. 59 . till thou hast paid the very lastwi. 
 MURE. 
 
 Exod. 28. 4. they shall make a ot. 39. 1.39. 28. 
 
 . 37 . a blue lace upon the ot. .39. 31. 
 
 29 . 6. and thou shalt put the ot. upon his head 
 Lev. 8. 9. he put also the holy crown on the ot. 
 
 16. 4. with the linen ot. shall he he attired 
 Zech. 3. 5. a fair ot. on his head, so the\’ seta fair ot. 
 MIXED. 
 
 Exod. 12. .38. a ot. multitude went up with them 
 ]Su77i. 11. 4. the OT. multitude fell a lusting 
 Kelt. 1.3.3. they separated from Isr.all ot. multitude 
 Prov. 2.3. 30. they that go to seek ot. wine 
 l.ia. 1. 22. thy silver is dross, thy wine ot. with water 
 Dan. 2. 41. thou sawest the iron ot. with miry clay 
 Hos. 7. 8. Ephraim ot. himself among the people 
 Heb. 4. 2. not being ot. with faith in them heard it 
 MIXTURE. 
 
 Exod. 8. + 21. I will send a ot. of noisome beasts 
 
 12. t.38. a great ot. went up also with them 
 P.ot/. 75 .8. there is a cup, wine red, it is full ofOT. 
 John 19 . 39. there came also Aicodemus, and 
 . brought a ot. of myrrh and aloes 
 Rev. 14. 10. is poured out without ot. into the cup 
 MOCK. 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. fools make a ot. at sin ; but among 
 . MOCK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To deride, scoff", or laugh at, 2 
 Chron. 30. 10. [2] To speak merrily, or in 
 
 .jest, Gen. 19. 14. [3] To deceive one's expec¬ 
 
 tation, by departing from wonted obedience, 
 Xum. 22. 29. [4] To beguile with words, Judg. 
 16. 10, 13. [5] To ravish, force, or abuse, Gen. 
 39 . 17. 
 
 Gen. 39 . 14. he brought in an Hebrew to ot. us, 17. 
 
 I Sam. .31. t 4. lest these uncircumcised come and 
 thrust me through, and ot. me, 1 Chron. 10. t 4. 
 Job 13. 9. as one that mocketh, do ye so ot. him 
 
 21. 3. and after that I have spoken, m. on 
 Prov. 1. 26. I will m when your fear cometh 
 Jer. 9. t 5. they will ot. every one his neighbour 
 
 .38. 19 . lest they deliver me, and they m. me 
 Tcot. 1 . 7 . the adversary did ot. at her sabbaths 
 22.5.shall OT.thee who art infamous and vexed 
 Alat. 20.19. shall deliver him to Gentiles to ot. him 
 Mark 10. 34. they shall ot. him and scourge him 
 Luke 14. 29 . lest they that behold, begin to w. him 
 MOCKED. 
 
 Gen. 19 .14. he seemed asonethatOT. to his sons 
 jSum.oo, 29 . Balaam said, because thou hast w.me 
 Judg. 16. 10. hast ot. me, and told me lies, 13. 15. 
 
 1 Kpigs 18. 27. at noon, Elijah ot. them, and said 
 
 2 K mgs2. 23. little children out ofthe city'OT. Elisha 
 2 Chro7i. 30. 10. they laughed them to scorn and tn. 
 
 36. 16. but they OT. the messengers of God 
 Ac//. 4.1. .Sanballat was wrothrand w. the Jews 
 .Job 12. 4. I am as one ot. of his neighbour 
 Mat. 2.16. when Herod saw that he was 771 . he was 
 27 . 29 . they bowed the knee and m. 31. Mark 
 r , 15. 20. 
 
 L.vke 18. .32. shall be ot. and spitefully entreated 
 
 22. 63. atid the men that held .Icsusot. him 
 
 23. IE Herod OT.himl|.36. the soldiers also w. him 
 Acts 17 . 32. when heard ofthe resurrection, someOT. 
 
 Ga/. 6. 7- be not deceived, God is not ot. 
 
 „ . .MOCKER. 
 
 Prov. 20.1. wine is a ot. strong drink is racing 
 ^ MOCKERS, 
 
 .lob 17 . 2. are there not 7 / 7 . with me ? and doth not 
 Psal. .35. 16. with hypocritical ot. in feasts 
 Jsa. 28. 22. be not ot. lest bands be made strong 
 Jer. 15. 17. 1 sat not in the assembly ofOT. 
 
 Jude 18. there should be ot. in the latter times 
 
 MOCKEST. 
 
 Job 11. 3. when thou ot. shall no man make ashara.* 
 MOCKEIH. 
 
 Job 13. 9. as one ot. another, do ye so mock him ? 
 39. 22. he ot. at fear, and is not allrighted 
 P’-ov. 17 . 5. who OT. poor reproachetn his Maker 
 .3'J. 17 . eye that ot. at his father, eagles shall eat it 
 Jer. 20 . 7 . 1 mn aderision, every one 7 / 1 . me 
 MOCKING. 
 
 Gen. 21. 9. and Sarah saw the son of IJagar ot. 
 Mat. 27 . 41. the chief priests w. Mark 15. .31. 
 xlcts 2. 13. Olliers ot. said, these men are fuM 
 MOCKlNt;. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 4. therefore I made thee a ot, to all 
 MOCK1NG8. 
 
 Heb. 11. 36. others had trial of cruel ot. 
 
 MOD ERA I E. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. t 13. no temptation but such as is ot 
 MODERATING. 
 
 Eph. 6. 19..ye masters, do the same, ot. threatening 
 MODERATION. 
 
 P///7. 4. 5. let your ot. be known to all man 
 MODERATELY’. 
 
 Joel 2. 23. he hath given you the foinaer rain ot. 
 AIODE.sT. 
 
 1 Tim. 2.9. women adorn themselves in ot. apparel 
 MOE, See More. 
 
 MOIS'I. 
 
 Num. 6. 3. nor shall he eat ot. giapes, or dried 
 MOISI ENED. 
 
 Job 21. 24. and his bones are ot. with marrow 
 . MOIS'I URE. 
 
 Ps. 32.4. my ot. is turned into drought of summer 
 LukeQ. 6. it withered away, because it lacked ot. 
 
 ^ . MOLE. 
 
 Lev. 11. 30. lizard, snail, and m. are unclean 
 MOLES, See Bats. 
 MOLLIFIED. 
 
 Isa. 1. 6. neither bound up, nor ot. with ointment 
 MOLTEN. 
 
 Exod. 32. 4. he fashioned it after he had made a ot, 
 calf, 8. Deut. 9.12, 16. Kelt. 9 . 18. 
 34^ 17 . shalt make thee no ;//. gcxJs, Lev. 19. 4, 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 16. he made tw o chapiters of ot. brass 
 23. he made a ot. sea || 30. under.setters ot. 
 
 33. their felloes and their spokes were all ot. 
 
 Job 28. 2. and brass is ?;/. out of the stone 
 37 .18. sky is strong, and as a ot. looking-glass 
 Jizek. 24.11. the filthiness of it may be /«. in it 
 Mic. 1. 4. the mountains shall be m. under him 
 Nah. 2. t6. the palace of Nineveh shall be/w. 
 
 See Image. 
 
 MOMENT. 
 
 Exod. 3.3. 5. will come into the midst of thee in a ot. 
 JSltm. 16 . 21. that I may consume them in a m. 45. 
 Ezra 9. t 8. for a ot. grace hath been shew eci 
 Job 7 . 18. that thou shouldest try him everv ot. 
 
 20. 5. the joy of the hypocrite is but for a' ot. 
 
 21. 13. and in a ot. they go down to the giave 
 34. 20. in a ot. shall they die, peojile be troubled 
 
 Pral. .30. 5. for his anger endureth but a ot. 
 
 73 . 19 . the wicked brought into ciesolat. as in am. 
 Prov. 12. 19 . a lying tongue is but for a ot. 
 
 Isa. 26. 20. hide thyself as it were for a ot. 
 
 27 . 3. I the I-. do keep it, I will water it everv ot. 
 47 . 9. but these two things shall come in a ot. ' 
 
 54. 7 . for a small ot. have 1 forsaken thee 
 8 . I hid my face frorn thee for a ot. but with 
 Jer. 4. 20. mj’ tents spoiled, and my curtains in a ot. 
 Lam. 4. 6 . Sodom that was overthrown in a m. 
 Ezek. 26.16. and shall tremble at every ot. .32.10. 
 Luke 4. 5. devil shew’, the kingdomsof w orld in a ot. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 52. w e shall all be changed in a ot. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 17 . our affliction, w Inch is but for a ot. 
 
 MONEY. 
 
 Gen. 23. 9. give it for as much ot. as it is worth 
 
 13. I will give thee ot. for the held, take it 
 .31. 15. and he hath quite devoured also our ot. 
 
 42. 25. Joseph command, to restore every man’s ot, 
 27 . he espied his ot. || 28. my m. is restored 
 43.12. and take double ot. in your hand, 15. 
 
 23. peace be to you, fear not, I had your w, 
 
 44. 1. and put every man’s m. in his sack’s mouth 
 47 . 14. Joseph gathered all the ot. in Egypt 
 
 15. for OT. faileth || 18. how that our///.'is spent 
 Exod.il. 11. she shall go out free without ot. 
 
 21. for he is his ot. || 35. and divide the m. 
 
 .30. if there be laid on him a sum of m. then he 
 
 22. 7; if a man deliver to his neighbour m. to keep 
 25. if thou lend ot. to any of mj- people 
 
 30.16. thou shalt take the atonement m. of Israel 
 Lev. 25. 37 . not ^ive him ot. on usury. Dent. 23.19. 
 Kum. .3. 49 . and Closes took the redemption m. 
 Deut. 2. 6. ye shall buy meat and w ater for ot. 28. 
 
 14. 25. turn it into m. || 26. shalt bestow that m. 
 
 21. 14. thou shalt not sell her at all for ot. 
 
 Judg. 5. 19 . they fought, they took no gain of ot. 
 
 16. 18. lords ot Philistines broueht ot. to Dalilali 
 
 17 . ^ 4 . yet he restored the ot. to his mother 
 
 1 Kings 21. 2. 1 w ill give thee the wortli of it in ot. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is it a time to receive w. and oxen I 
 
 12. 4. all the ot. of the dedicated things brought 
 12 . 7 . now therefore receive no more ot. 8 . 
 
 10. they saw there w as much m. in the chest, and 
 told the m. that w as found. 2 Chron. 24.11, 
 
 16. the trespass ot. and sin m. was not brought 
 
 15. 20. Menahem exacted the m. of Israel 
 
 23. .35. .lehoiakim gave ot. to Pharaoh 
 
 Ezra 3. 7 . gave m. also to masons and carpenters 
 7 . 17 . buy speedily w ith this m. bullocks, rams 
 JSeh. 5. 4. we have borrowed m. for the king 
 10.1 and my servants niight exact of them ot. 
 Esth. 4. 7 . pi the sum ot ot. Daman had promised 
 Job .31. 39 . it 1 have eaten the fruits w ithout ot. 
 
 42. 11. every man also gave him a piece of ot. 
 
 Psal. 15. 5. he that putteth not out his ot. to usury 
 Idrov. 7 . 20 . he bath taken a bag of m. w ith him 
 Eccl. 7 . 12 . for wisdom and ot. is a defence 
 10 . 19 . w ine makes merry, butOT. answers all things 
 Jsa.5i. 3. y e shall be redeemed without ot. 
 
 55. 1. he that hath hoot, come, buy withoutOT. 
 
 2. wherefore spend ye ot. for what is not bread ? 
 
MON 
 
 MON 
 
 er 32. 9* ^ weighed him the m. 17 shekels, 10. 
 
 44 men shall buy fields for m. and subscribe 
 Lam. 5. 4. we have drunken our water for m. 
 
 Mic *3. 11. the prophets thereof divine tor m. 
 
 Mat. 17. 24. they that received the tribute >n. came 
 * 07 ’ thou Shalt find a piece of m. that take and give 
 «« ly. why tempt ye me? shew me the tributes. 
 
 10. digged in the eai th, and hid his lord’s m. 
 
 ”^’7 tliou oughtest therefore to have put my m. to 
 "the exchangers, and at my coming, Luke 19.23. 
 ^8 12. they gave large w. to the soldiers 
 *15. so they took 7)1. and did as they were taught 
 
 6. 8. they tal c now. in their purse, laike^. 3. 
 
 12. 41. the people cast m. into the treasury 
 
 11. 11. and promised to give him m. Luke 22. 5. 
 Acts 4. 37 . brought the m. and laid it atapostles’ feet 
 "a. is." Simon the sorcerer offered them m. 
 
 CO. but Peter said, thy w. perish with thee 
 "4. C6. he hoped that /«. should have been given 
 iTim. 6. 10. the love of w. is the root of all evil 
 See Bought. 
 
 MOISIE Y-C H A IS G ERS. 
 
 Mat. 21. 12. .lesus overthrov tables of m.-chmigers, 
 and seats of them that sold doves, Mark 11.15. 
 Jolml. 14. .lesus found in temple rn.-changerssiiUni} 
 
 15. he poured out r/i.-chaiig. overthrew their tables 
 MOISSTERS. 
 
 Lam. 4.3. even the sea w. draw out the breast 
 MOTS Til. 
 
 T/ie Hebrews had their Sacred and Civil gear ; the 
 former for the celebration of their feasts and re¬ 
 ligious ceremonies, ■which began with the month 
 ISisan, or March; the latter for the ordering of 
 their political or civil affairs, which began in 1 isri, 
 or September. The ancient Hebrews had no par¬ 
 ticular names to express their Months they said, 
 the first, second, third, and so on. In Exod. 13.. 4. 
 we find Moses makes mention of the month Abib, 
 or the month of the young ears ot corn, or oj the 
 new fruits, which is probably the name that the 
 Egyptians gave to the month which the Hebrews 
 afterwards called iNisan, and which w'as the first 
 of the holy year; every lohere else Moses marks 
 out the months only by their order of succession, 
 which method is continued in the books of .loshua. 
 Judges, and Samuel. Under Solomon, 1 Kmas 
 6. 1. we read of the month Zif, which is the second 
 month of the holy year, and which atiswers to that 
 which afterwards had the name fl/.liar, or April. 
 In the same chapter, verse ,38. we read of the 
 month Bui, zvhich is the eighth of the holy year, 
 and answers to Marchesvan, or October. Lastly, 
 in 1 Kings 8. 2. we read of the month Ethanim, 
 which answers to Tisri, or the seventh of the holy 
 year. Ilte critics are not agreed about the origin 
 of these names of the months, or from whom they 
 were borrowed. But after the captivity of Baby¬ 
 lon, the Hebrews took the names of the months, 
 as they found them am.ong the Chaldeans and Per¬ 
 sians, among whom they had lived so long a time. 
 Here follow the names of these months, and the 
 order in which they follow one another. 
 
 The names of the Hebrexo months, according to the 
 order of the holy year. 
 
 1. Kisan, 
 
 2. Jiar, 
 
 3. Sivan, 
 
 4. Thammuz, 
 
 5. Ab, 
 
 6. Elul, 
 
 7 . Tisri, 
 
 8. Marchesvan, 
 
 9. Chisleu, 
 
 10. Thebet, 
 
 11. Sebat, 
 
 12. Adar, 
 
 3 
 
 o 
 
 bo 
 
 n. 
 
 1 
 
 >4 
 
 
 G 
 
 March. 
 April. 
 May. 
 
 June. 
 
 July. 
 August. It 
 September. 
 October. 
 November. 
 December. 
 January. 
 Tebruary. 
 
 The names and order of the months in the Civil year 
 are the same as in the •preceding table, only begin¬ 
 ning the year with Tisri, or September, and end¬ 
 ing with EluJ, or August. 
 
 At first they measured their months according 
 to the sun, and then every month consisted of thirty 
 days, which appears by the enumeration of the days 
 the flood was upon the earth, namely, a hundred 
 and fifty days, ivhich made five months, G on.1 .11. 
 
 1 8. 4. But after they came out of Egypt, they 
 measured their months by the course of the moon, 
 and then the first month was of thirty days, the 
 next of twenty-nine, and so on alternately : That 
 which had thirty days was called a f ull or complete 
 month : and that which had but twenty-nine days 
 Was called incomplete, or deficient. The new mooii 
 was always the beginning of the month, and that 
 day they called Keomenia, new Moon, or neio 
 Month. 
 
 When it is said, that the Hebrew months an¬ 
 swered to ours, that iNisan,/or example, answered 
 to March, it must he understood with some lati¬ 
 tude ; for the lunar months can never be reduced 
 exactly to solar ones. The vernal equinox falls in 
 the month of March, according to the cour.se of the 
 solar year. But in the lunar year, the new moon 
 will fall in the month of March, and the full moon 
 in the month of April. Ao that the Hebrew months 
 will commonly answer to two of our months, and 
 partake of both. 
 
 The twelve lunar months making hut three hini- 
 dred and fifty-four days, and six hours, r/ie Jewish 
 year was short of the Itoman by twelve days. But 
 to recover the equinoctial points again, from which 
 this difference of the solar and lunar year would 
 separate the new moon of the first month, the Jews 
 took care every three'*years to intercalate a thir¬ 
 teenth month into their year, which they called 
 Ve-adar, or the second Adar ; And by this means 
 their lunar year equalled the solar: because in 
 thirty-six months, according to the sun, there would 
 he thirty seven according to the moon. 
 
 Oen. 29. 14. Jacob abode with Laban space of a w 
 Lxod. 13. 4. tliis day came ye out in the m. Abib 
 
 Exod.VS. 15. thou shalt keep the feast in the w. Abib 
 34. 18. for in the m. A bin thou earnest out from 
 Egypt, .34. 18. Dent. 16. 1. Josh. 5.10. 
 Lev. 27 . 6. if u be from aw. old to live years 
 Num. 3. 15. number of the children of Levi, every 
 male from a w. old, 22, 28, 31, 39, 40,4.3.1 26. 62. 
 
 9. 22. or a w. or year that tiie cloud tarried 
 11. 20. ye shall eatfiesh, even a whole w. 21. 
 
 18. 16. from a w. old shalt thou redeem 
 28. 14. the burnt offering of every w. 29. 6. 
 
 Deut. 21. 13. remain intiiine house a full w. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 7. each man his w. made provision, 27. 
 
 5. 14. a w. they were in Lebanon, two at home 
 
 6. . 37 . in the w. Zif || .38. in the m. Bui 
 
 8. 2. feast in w. Ethanim i| Neh. 1.1. in w. Chisleu 
 Neh. 2. 1. in w. iNisan, Esth. 3. 7- II 6- 15- tn. Elul 
 Esth. 9 . J5. .lews gathered in w. Adar, 17 , 19, 21. 
 
 22. m. which was turned from sorrow to joy 
 Jer. 2. 24. in her w. they shall find her 
 Hos. 5. 7 . now shall a m. devour them with portions 
 Zech. 11. 8. three shepherds 1 cut off in one m. 
 
 Itev. 9 .15. which were prepared for a day and aw. 
 22. 2. the tree of life yielded her fruit every w. 
 
 Aee First. 
 
 Secotid MONTH. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 11 . in second m. the fountains were broken up 
 8.14. and in the second m. was the earth dried 
 Exod. 16.1. came to the wildern. of Sin 'msecojul m. 
 Nzim.l. 1. in secondm.toke sum of the congregation 
 
 9. 11. on sec. m. shall keep passover, 2 Vhr. .30. 2. 
 10.11. on sec. m. cloufl was taken up from tabern. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 1. sec. m. Sol. began to build, 2 Ghr. 3. 2. 
 
 1 Chron. 27 .4. over the course Msec. m. was Dodai 
 Ezra 3.8. in second m. began Zerubbabel to appoint 
 Third MONTH. 
 
 Exod. 19.1. in third m. came into wilderness of Sinai 
 
 1 Chr. 27 . 5. third captain for third m. was Benaiah 
 2C7ir. 15.10. gathered at Jerusalem in On^thirdm. 
 
 31 . 7 . in third w. they began to lay the foundation 
 Esth. 8. 9 . the king's scribes were called in thirdm. 
 Ezek. 31.1. int//. w. word of Ford came to Ezekiel 
 Fourth MONTH. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 3. in the fourth m. the famine prevailed 
 1 Chr. 27 . 7 . fourth captain for fourth w. was Asahel 
 Jer. 39 . 2. in the fourth m. the city was broken up 
 
 52. 6. in fourth m. the famine was sore in the city 
 Ezek. 1. 1. in fourth m. Ezekiel saw visions of God 
 Zech. 8. 19 . the fast of the frurth m. shall be joy 
 Eee Fifth. 
 
 Sixth MONTH. 
 
 1 Chr. 27. 9. the sixth captain for sixth m. was Ira 
 Ezek. 8.1. insixthm. the elders of Jud. sat before me 
 Hag. 1. 1. in sixth m. word of Lord came by Haggai 
 15. in sixth m. they did work in house of the L. 
 Luke 1. 26. in sixth m. the angel Gabriel was sent 
 36. this is sixth m. with her that was called barren 
 See Seventh. 
 
 Eighth MON'ill. 
 
 Zech.l. 1. in eighth m. came the word to Zechariah 
 Ninth MONTH. 
 
 E,zra 10. 9. in the ninth m. the people sat trembling 
 Jer. 36. 9. in the ninth m. they proclaimed a fast 
 22. the king sat in winter house in the ninth m. 
 Bag. 2. 10. in ninth m. came word of T,. by Haggai 
 
 18. even from the ninth m. consider it 
 
 Zech. 7 .1. the word came to Zechariah in ninth m. 
 Tenth MONTH. 
 
 Gen. 8. 5. the waters decreased until the tenth m. 
 Ezra 10. 16. and sat down in tenth m. to examine 
 Esth. 2.16. Esther was taken to the king in tenth m. 
 Jer. . 39 . 1 . tenth w.came Neb. against Jerusal. 52.4. 
 Ezek. 24.1. in tenth m. came word of I-. to me, 29.1. 
 3.3.21. in the tenth m. one that had escaped told me 
 Eleventh MON'FH. 
 
 Deut. 1. 3. in the eleventh m. IVIoses spake to Israel 
 Zech. 1 . 7 . in elev. m. came the word to Zechariah 
 Twelfth IMONTH. 
 
 Esth. 3. 7 . cast lots before Haman to the twelfth m. 
 
 13. on the thirteenth day of twel. m. 8. 12.1 9. 1. 
 Jer. 52. .31. in twelfth -m. Evil-merodach lifted head 
 Ezek. 32.1. in twelfth m. the word of L. came to me 
 
 This MONTH. 
 
 Exod. 12.2. this rn. shall be the beginning of months 
 3. this m. they shall take every man a lamb 
 
 13 . 5.keepthisservice inr/;Aw. A’j/w. 9.3.1 28.17. 
 AW/j.29.7. on tenth day aft.m. an holy convocation 
 Neh. 9.1. this m. Israel assembled with tasting 
 MONTHLY. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 13. let the m. prognosticators stand up 
 iNIONlTLS. 
 
 Num. 10.10. in beginnings ot your ot. blow trumpets 
 28. 11. in beginnings ot w. offer a burnt offering 
 
 14. this is the burnt-oft'ering through the ot. 
 
 Judg. 11. . 37 . let me alone two ot. that 1 may bewail 
 
 . 39 . at the end of two ot. she returned to .lephthah 
 
 19 . 2. his concubine was with her father four ot. 
 
 20. 47 . and abode in the rock Rimtnon four ot. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.1. ark was in coun. of Fhilistines seven ot. 
 o 
 
 7 . 7 . Dav. was with Philistines a year and four w. 
 2 Sam. 2. 11. llavid reigned in Hebron over Judah 
 seven years and six ot. 5. 5. 1 Chron. 3. 4. 
 
 6. 11. the ark was with Gbed-edom three w. 
 
 24. 8. thev came to Jerusalem at the end of nine ot. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 14. and two m. they were at home 
 11. 16. for six w. did .loab remain in Edom 
 
 2 Kings 15.8. Zachariah reigned over Israel six ot. 
 1 Chr. 27 . 1. month by month thi o’ the ot. otthe year 
 Esth. 2.12. after she had been twelve m. purified, six 
 
 OT. with oil of myrrh, six ot. vvith sweet odours 
 .fob .3.6. let it not come into the number of the ot. 
 
 7 . 3. so am I made to possess ot. of vanity 
 14.5. the number of his ot. are with thee 
 21 . 21 . when the number ot his m. is cut off 
 
 29. 2. O that 1 were as in m. past, as in the days 
 . 39 . 2. canst thou number the ot. that they fulfil' 
 Ezek. . 39 . 12 . seven ot. Israel shall be burying of Gog 
 14. after the end of seven ot. shall they search 
 47 . 12 . shall bring new fruit according to his ot. 
 Dan. 4. 29. at the end of twelve ot. N ebuch. walked 
 jLtt/e 1.24. Elizabeth conceiv. and hid herself five w 
 4. 25. many widows in days of Elias, when lieaven 
 was shut up three years and six m. Jam, 5. 17 
 
 MO R 
 
 John 4. 35. are yet four ot. then cometh harvest 
 ylctsia. 11, Paul continued there a year and sixOT. 
 Gal. 4. 10. ye observe days, and m. and times 
 Lev. 9. 5. they shall be tormented live ot. 10. 
 
 11.2. holy city they treaii under toot torty-two ot. 
 13.5. power was given him to continue forty-two ot. 
 See 1 H REE. 
 
 M()NU.MKN'i;S. 
 
 Isa. 05. 4. a provok. people which lodge in the ot. 
 MOON 
 
 Is a secondary planet, which attctids on the earth 
 to give light by night, and which furnishes Aie 
 fruits of the earth with the moisture and juices 
 that nourish them, Cien. 1. 16. lleut. 33. 14. .ler. 
 31. 35. lo which are compared, [1] The church 
 of God, because of her .splendour and brightness, 
 which she derives from Christ, the .bun of right¬ 
 eousness, as the moon does her light from the sun ; 
 and withal to intimate that the church, like the 
 moon, may have her eclipses, and be in darkness 
 for a time. Cant. 6. 10. [2] 'The world, and all 
 earthly things, because <f their changeableness 
 and uncertainty. Rev. 12. 1. 
 
 Deut. .33. 14. precious things put forth by the ot. 
 Josh. 10. 12. stand, thou w. in the valley of Ajalon 
 Judg. 8. + 21. took ornaments froiti them like ot. 
 
 Job 25. 5. behold the m. and it shineth not 
 Psal. 8. .3. when 1 consider the ot. thou ordained 
 72 . 7 . and peace so long as the ot. enduieth 
 89. . 37 . it shall be established for ever as the ot. 
 
 104. 19 . he ap|)ointeth the m. for seasons 
 Eccl. 12. 2. wlule thesun, w. or stars, be not darken. 
 Cant. 6. 10. fair as ot. clear as the sun, and terrible 
 Isa. 3. 18. and their round tires like the ot. 
 biee Sun. 
 
 New MOON. . 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 5. behold, to-morrow is the new ot. 18. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 23. it is neither new ot. nor sabbath 
 Psal. 81. 3. blow up the trumpet in the new ot. 
 Prov. 7 . t 20. and will come home at the new m. 
 
 Isa. 66. 23. that from one new ot. to another 
 Ezek. 46. 1. in the day of new ot. it shall be opened 
 
 6. in the day of new m. offer a young bullock 
 AmosQ. 5. saying, when will the new m. be gone ? 
 Col. 2.16. no man judge you in respect ot the new m. 
 
 New MOONS. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. 31. to offer burnt sacrifices in the new 
 m. 2 Chron. 2. 4. 1 31. 3. Ezra .3. 5. Neh. 
 
 10. .33. Ezek. 46. 3, 
 
 Isa. 1.13. new ot. and sa.bbaths I cannot away with 
 
 14. yo\xr new m. and feasts my soul hateth 
 E.zek. 45. 17 . and tlrink offerings in the new ot. 
 
 Hos. 2. 11. 1 will cause to cease her new m. 
 
 MORE. 
 
 Gen. 29. 30. Jacob loved Rachel ot. than Leah 
 .36. 7 . riches ot. than that they might dwell together 
 i 37 . .3. Israel loved Joseph m. than all his children 
 5. and his brethren hated him yet the ot. 8. 
 
 Exod. 1. 9. the children of Israel are ot. than w^e 
 
 12. the OT. they afflicted them, the ot. they grew 
 5. 9. let there ot. work be laid upon the men 
 9.34. Pharaoh sinnefi yet m. and hardened his heart 
 
 11. 1. yet will I bring one plague ot. on Pharaoh 
 
 16 . 17 - tliey gatb.ered some ot. some less 
 30. 15. the rich shall not give ot. nor poor less 
 Lev. 6. 5. and shall add the fifth partOT. thereto 
 
 13. 5. priest shall shut him seven days ot. 33, 54. 
 
 26. 18. I will punish you seven times21. 
 
 Num. 3. 46. first-born which are m. than Levites 
 22. 15. sent again princes ot. honourable than they 
 
 18. beyond the word of the I.oi d, to do less or ot. 
 
 19 . 1 niay know what the Lord will say to me ot. 
 26. 54. to many thou shalt give the ot. 3.3. 54. 
 
 Deut. 1. 11. the L. make you a thousand times ot. 
 
 7 . 7 . Lord did not set his love on you, because ot. 
 
 17 . if thou say, nations are ot. than 1 , 20 , 1 . 
 
 19 . 9 . then shalt thou add three cities ot. for thee 
 Josh. 10. 11. they were ot. which died with hail 
 Judg. 2. 19 . they corrupted themselves ot. than 
 
 16. .30. OT. than they whicii be slew in his life 
 
 18. 24. ye are gone away, and what have 1 ot. ? 
 Ruth 1, 17 . Ruth said, the Lord do so to me and 
 
 OT. also, 1 Sam. 14. 44. 2 Sam. 3. 35. I 19. 1.3. 
 3 . 10 . thou hast shewed ot. kindn. in the latter end 
 . Sam. .3. 17 . God do so to thee and w. also 
 
 18. 8. what can ye have ot. but the kingdom ? 
 
 20. 13. the Lord do so and much ot. to Jonathan 
 22. 15. thy servant knew nothing less or ot. 
 
 24. 17 . be said, thou art ot. righteous than I 
 
 25. 22. so and ot. do God to the enemies of Dayid 
 .36. she told liim nothing less or m. until morning 
 2 Sam. .3. 9. so do God to Abner, and ot. also 
 
 5. 13. David took him ot. concubines and wives 
 
 6. 22. and I will yet be ot. vile than thus 
 
 7 . 20. and what can David say ot. unto thee? 
 
 19. 43. we have also w. right in David tlian ye 
 
 1 KingsQ.QH. God do so. ot. also, 20.10. 2 htngs 6.31, 
 16. 33. Ahab did ot. to provoke God to anger 
 
 19 . 2. so let the gods do to me, and m. also 
 
 2 Kings 4. 6. he said, there is not a vessel ot. 
 
 6. 16. OT. than they that be with them, 2 Chr. 32. 7. 
 21.9. ISlanasseh seduced them to do m. evil 
 
 1 Chron. 21. .3. Lord make his people so many ot. 
 
 24. 4. and there w ere w. chief men found 
 
 2 Chron. 10. 11. 1 w ill put ot. to your yoke 
 
 20. 25. found ot. spoil than they coulil carry away 
 
 25. 9. the Lord is able to give thee m. than this 
 
 28. is. ye intend to add ot. to our sins and trespass 
 
 22. Ahaz did trespass yet m. against the Ix)rd 
 
 29. .34. the Levites were ot. upright in heart 
 .32. 10. his servants spake ot. against the Lord 
 .3.3. 23. but Amon tiespassed ot. and ot. 
 
 E.zra 7 . 20. whatsoever ot. shall be needful 
 Neh. 13. 18. yet ye bring w. wrath upon Israel 
 Esth. 2. 17 . Fstlier obtained favour m. than all 
 
 6. 6. delight to (lo honour ot. than to myself? 
 
 Job 3. 21. and dig for it ot. than hid treasures 
 2.3. 12. his words ot. than my necessary food 
 
 34. 19 . nor regardeth the rich ot. than the poor 
 
 23. tor he w ill not lay on man m. than right 
 
 35. 2. saidst, my righteousness is ot. than God’s 
 11. who teacheth us ot. than the beasts of earth 
 
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MOR 
 
 MOR 
 
 MOR 
 
 Job 42. 12. Lord blessed the latter end of Job m. than 
 iV. 1. 7- m. than when their corn and wine increas. 
 
 19. 10. m. to be desired are they than sold 
 
 40. .5. tliy thoughts are m. than can be numbered 
 
 12. iniquities are m. than hairs of mine head 
 52. ,3. thou lovest evil m. than good, and lying 
 69. 1 . tliat hate me are /«. than hairs of mine liead 
 71. 14. and 1 will yet praise thee rn. and m. 
 
 73. 7. they have m. than heart could wish 
 78 . 17 . and they sinned yet m. against him 
 87. 2 . gates ot /Aon m. than all dwellings of .Tacob 
 115. 14. the Ix)rd shall increase you andw. 
 119 . 99.1 have m. understanding than my teachers 
 100. I tinderstand than the ancients 
 
 130.6. m. than they that watch for the morning 
 Trov. 3.15. wisdom is 7n. precious tlian rubies 
 
 4. 18. that shineth m. and in. to the perfect day 
 
 11. 24. there is tliat withholdefh m. than is meet 
 
 17 . 10. a reproof entereth m. into a wise man 
 
 20. 12. there is hope of a fool than of him, 29. 20. 
 JlccI. 2. 9 . j increased m. than all before me 
 
 16. there is no remembrance of wise m. than fool 
 
 25. or who can hasten hereunto m. than I i 
 
 4. 2. the dead rrt. than the living that are yet alive 
 
 5. 1. and he m. ready to hear than to give sacrifice 
 Cant. 1.4. we will rememberthy love m. than wine 
 
 5. 9. what is thy beloved m. than another r 9. 
 
 Jsa. 5.4. what could been done m. to my vineyard 
 
 9. 1. afterward did m. grievously afHicther 
 
 15. 9. for 1 will bring m. upon llimon, lions 
 
 52.14. his visage so marred w. than any man 
 54. 1. for m. are the children of the desolate than 
 
 Jer. 3.11. Israel justified herself m. than Judah 
 
 46. 23. because they are m. than the grasshoppers 
 JLzek. 5. 6. changed my judgments into wicked, m. 
 
 7 . because he multiplied m. tlian the nations 
 
 16. 47 . thou wast corrupted m. than they in all thy 
 
 ways, 51, 52.1 23. 11. 
 Daw. 2. 30. not for any wisdom that I have m. than 
 ?j. 19 . they should heat the furnace seven times m. 
 
 11. 8. he shall continue m. years than the king 
 Hos. 6. 6. knowledge of God m. than burnt offering 
 
 13. 2. now they sin m. and m. and have made idols 
 Jonah 1. til. the sea grew m. and m. tempestuous 
 JIab. 1.13. wicked devoureth man m. righteous than 
 
 2. t 16. art filled wi. with shame than'glory 
 ]Uat. 5. . 37 . what isw. than these cometh of evil 
 
 47 . brethren only, what do you m. than others? 
 
 6 . 25. is not the life m. than meat ? Luke 12. 23. 
 10.31. of ?w. value than many sparrows, Luke 12 . 7 . 
 
 37 . he that loveth father or mother m. than me 
 
 11. 9. I say unto you, and m. than a prophet 
 
 12.45. taketh seven spirits m. wicked than himself 
 
 13. 12. and he shall have m. abundance 
 
 18. 1.3. he rejoiceth m. of that sheep than of 99 
 16 . then take with thee one or two m. 
 
 20.10. they supposed they should have received m. 
 31. but they cried the m. have mercy on us, 27. 23. 
 
 Mark 10. 48.1 15. 14. Luke 18. 39. 
 
 26. 53. give me m. than twelve legions of angels 
 Mark 4. 24. to you that hear shall 7w. be given 
 
 7 . 36. the m. he charged them,-so much the m. 
 
 12. 43. poor widow cast in m. than all, Luke 21. 3. 
 
 14. 5. the ointment might have been sold forwz. 
 Lxike 10. 35. what thouspendest m. I will repay 
 
 12. 48. committed much, of him they will ask m. 
 
 18. .30. who shall not receive manifold m. 
 
 John 4.41. many m. believed, because of his word 
 5. 18. the Jews sought the ?w. to kill him 
 
 7 . 31. will he do m. miracles than these ? 
 
 12. 43. they loved the praise of men m. than 
 
 15. 2. purgeth k, that it may bring forth ni. fruit 
 
 21. 15. Sirhon, lovest thou me m. than these ? 
 
 Acts 4. 19 . to hearken to you m. than to God 
 
 5. 14. believers were the m. added to the Lord 
 9. 22. but Saul increased the m. in strength 
 
 19 . 32. the rn. part knew not why they came 
 
 20. .35. it is m. blessed to give, than to receive 
 
 23. 13. there were m. than forty who conspired, 21. 
 
 27 . 11. believed the master tw. than Paul 
 
 Horn. 1. 25. who served the creature rn. thanCreatoi 
 
 3. 7 . if the truth of God hath rn. abounded 
 
 8. . 37 . in all these w^e are rn. than conquerois 
 
 1 Cor. 8. +8. neither if we eat, have we the m. 
 
 9. 19 . myself servant to all, that 1 might gain the m. 
 14. 18. 1 speak with tongues /w.than you all 
 
 2 Cor. 7- 7 . so I rejoiced the m. H 10.8. I boast the m. 
 
 11. 23. 1 am zn. in prisons w. frequent, in deaths oft 
 Gal. 4. 27 . the desolate hath many m. children 
 Phil. 1.9. love may abound rn. and m. 1 Thess.4. 10. 
 
 3.4. if he might trust in theliesh, I m. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.1. in pleasing God, abound m. and rn. 
 
 2 Ttm. 3. 4. lovers of pleasure w.than lovers of God 
 Philem. 21. that thou wilt also do w. than I say 
 LJeb. 11. .32. what shall I say m. time would fail 
 
 12. 25. much m. shall not we escape, if we tm n 
 
 26. yet once rn. 1 shake not the earth only, 27 . 
 Jam. 4. 6. he giveth m. grace, wherefore he saith 
 2 Pet. 1. 19 . we have 'Am. sure word of prophecy 
 Rev. 2. 19 . and the last to be m. than the first 
 
 9. 12. behold, there come two woes rn. hereafter 
 
 &ee /\ P. U N D A N T L Y. 
 
 Any MORE. 
 
 Gen. 8.12. the dove returned not again anym. 
 
 21. will not curse the ground any m. 9. 11. 
 
 17- 5. nor shall thy name any m. be called Abram 
 .35. 10. not any m. be called Jacob, but Israel 
 
 pzod.Q. 29 . let not Pharaoh deal deceitfully a«y7K. 
 
 9. 29. neither shall there be any m. hail 
 
 11.6. nor shall there a cry be like it any m. 
 
 36. 6. let neither man nor woman make anym. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 20. it shall not be redeemed any rn. 
 
 Plum. 18. 5. that there be no wrath any m. on Israel 
 Deut. 5. 25. if we hear the voice of the Ld. anym. 
 
 18. 16 . neitlier let me see this great fire any m. 
 Josh. 5. 12. neither had Israel manna any m. 
 
 7 .12. neither will I be with you any m. 
 
 Ruth 1.11. are there any m. sons in my womb ? 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . 1. Saul shall despair to seek vc.eany m. 
 
 2 Sam. 7.,10. norchildren of wickedn. afflict any m. 
 
 10. 19 . feared to help Ammon anym. 1 Chr. 19.19. 
 VJ. 29 . why speakest thou anym. of thy matters? 
 
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 I 2 /tfwgj 21 .8. neither will I make the feet of Israel 
 move any m. out of the land, 2 Chr. 33. 8. 
 Job 7 .10. nor shall his place know’ him any m. 20. 9. 
 34. 31. it is meet to say, I will not offend any rn. 
 Reel. 9. 5. neither have they any m. a reward 
 Isa. 1. 5. why should ye be stricken any m.? 
 
 2. 4. nor shall they learn war any m. Mic. 4. 3, 
 .30.20. nor shall thy teachers be removed any m. 
 
 62. 4. nor shall thy land be termed desolate anym. 
 Jer. .3. 16 . neither shall that be done any rn. 
 
 17 . nor walk any m. after imagination of heart 
 10 . 20 . there is none to stretch forth my tent any rn. 
 
 20. 9 . I said, I will not speak any m. in his name 
 
 22. 11. he shall not return thither any m. 
 
 .30. no man shall prosper, ruling any m. in Judah 
 
 31.12. they shall not sorrow any rn. at all 
 
 40. it shall not be thrown down any m. for ever 
 .34.10. should not serve themselves of them any m. 
 Ezek. 5. 9 . whereunto 1 will not do any m. the like 
 
 12. 28. none of my words be prolonged any m. 
 16.41. thou also shalt give no hire any m. 
 
 63. thou mayest ne'er open thy mouth any m. 
 
 21. 5. my sword shall not return any rn. 
 
 2.3. 27 . tnou shalt not remember Egypt any m. 
 
 24. 1.3. not be purged from thy filthiness wz. 
 
 27 . .36. be a terror, and never shalt be any m. 28.19. 
 29. 15. neither shall it exalt itself any m. 
 
 .32.13. nor foot of man trouble them anym. 37. 23. 
 39. 28. but 1 have left none of them any rn. there 
 29 . nor will 1 hide my face any m. from them 
 Hos. 14. 3. nor say any m. to the work of our hands 
 
 8. what have I to do any m. with idols ? 
 
 Joel 3. 17 . no strangers pass through her any m. 
 Arnos'l. 8. I will not again pass by them a. m. 8. 2. 
 
 13. but prophesy not again any m. at Beth-el 
 Zeph. 3. 15. thou shalt not see evil any m. 
 
 Mat. 22. 46. nor durstany ask him any m. questions 
 Mark 8. 14. they had not any rn. than one loaf 
 
 9. 8. they saw no man any m. save Jesus only 
 Luke 20. 36. neither can they die any m. for they 
 
 22. 16 . I will not eat any m. thereof, until it be 
 Rom. 14. 13. let us not judge one another any m. 
 Heb. 12. 19 . word should not be spoken to them a. m. 
 Rev. 7 . 16. neither shall they thirst any rn. 
 
 12. 8. nor w'as their place in heaven found any m. 
 
 18.11. no man buyeth her merchandise any m., 
 21. 4, neither shall there be any m. pain 
 
 No MORE. 
 
 Gen. 9.15. the waters shall no m. become a flood 
 32. 28. thy name shall be called no m. Jacob 
 38. 26. and Judah knew her again no m. 
 
 44. 23. ye shall see my face no m. Exod. 10.28. 
 Exod.5.'i. ye shall rurm. give the people straw 
 
 10. 29. he said, 1 will see thy face again no m. 
 
 14. 13. ye shall see them again no nL. for ever 
 Lev. 17 . 7 . shall mo w?. offer their sacrifices to devils 
 Num. 8.25. from age of fifty they shall serve no m. 
 Deut. .3. 26. speak no m. to me of this matter 
 5.22. these words the Lord spake, and added no m. 
 
 10. 16. circumcise, and be no m. stiff-necked 
 
 13. 11. shall do no m. such wickedness, I 7 . 13. 
 
 17 . 16. henceforth return no m. that way 
 
 28. 68. thou shalt see it no m. again, and be sold 
 .31.2.1 am 120 years, \(tAnnom. go out and come in 
 
 Josh. 23. 13. God will no m. drive out these nations 
 Judy. 8. 28. so they lifted up their heads no rn. 
 
 10.13. wherefore 1 will deliver you no m. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 18. her countenance was no rn. sad 
 2. .3. talk no m. so exceeding proudly 
 
 7 . 13. they came no m. into the coast of Israel 
 
 15. .35. and Samuel came no rn. to see Saul 
 
 18. 2. let him go no m. home to bis father’s house 
 
 26. 21. return, for I will no m. do thee harm 
 
 27 . 4. and he sought no m. again for him 
 
 28.15. and answereth me no m. by prophets 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 28. and pursued after Israel no m. 
 
 7 . 10. 1 will plant Israel, that they may dwell in a 
 place of their own, and move no m. 1 Chr. 17 . 9 . 
 
 21. 17 . thou shalt go no m. out with us to battle 
 
 1 Kings 10. 5. there w’as7ic w. spirit in her, 2 C/;r.9.4. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 12. and Elisha saw Elijah no m. 
 
 6. 23. the bands of Syria came no m. into the land 
 
 9 . .35. they found nom. of her than the skull 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 26. shall no m. carry the tabernacle 
 Neh. 2 . 17 . let us build, that we be no m. a reproach 
 
 1.3. 21. they came m. on the sabbath 
 Esth. 1.19. Vashti come no rn. before the king 
 
 2. 14. she came no rn. in to the king, except 
 Job 7- 7 . mine eyes shall no rn. see good 
 
 8. shall see me no m. J| 9. shajl come up no m. 
 
 10. he shall return no m. to his house 
 
 14. 12. man rrseth not, till the heavens be no m. 
 
 20. 9. the eye that saw' him shall see him no m. 
 
 24. 20. he shall be no m. remembered 
 
 32.15. they w’ere amazed, they answered no m. 16. 
 .34. .32. if 1 have done iniquity, I will do no m. 
 
 41. 8 remember the battle, do no m. 
 
 Psal. 10.18. that man of earth maj’ no m. oppress 
 .39.13. spare me, before I go hence, and be no m. 
 41.8. now that he lieth, he shall rise up no m. 
 
 74 . 9. see not signs, there is no m. any prophet 
 77 . 7 . " ill he cast off, and be favourable no m. 
 
 83. 4. that name of Isr. be no rn. in remembrance 
 88. 5. the slain whom thou rememberest no rn. 
 
 103. 16. the place thereof shall know it no m. 
 
 104. 35. and let the wicked be no m. 
 
 Prov. 10.25. £is the whirlwind, so is the wicked tw wt. 
 . 31 . 7 . and remember his misery no rn. 
 
 Eccl.4. 13. king, who will no m. be admonished 
 Isa. 1. 13. bring wo m. vain oblat. incense abomin. 
 
 10. 20. shall no rn. stay on him that smote them 
 
 19. 7 . shall wither, be driven away, and be no rn. 
 
 2.3.10. there is no rn. strength H 12. no m. rejoice 
 26. 21. the earth shall no rn. cover her slain 
 
 .30. 19. shalt weep nom. II .38.11. behold man no m. 
 32. 5. the vile person shall be no m. called liberal 
 47 .1. thou shalt no m. be called temler and delic. 
 
 5. shalt no m. be called the lady of kingdoms 
 
 51. 22. thou shalt no m. drink it again 
 
 52. 1. no rn. come into the uncircumcised 
 
 60.18. violence shall no m. he heard in thy land 
 
 19 . the sun shall bo no m. tliy light by day 
 
 Isa. 60. 20. thy sun shall no m. go down, nor moon 
 62. 4. thou shalt no m. be termed Forsaken 
 8.1 will ru) m. give tliy com to thine enemies 
 65. 19 . the voice of weeping shalt be no m. heard 
 
 20. there shall be no m. thence an infant of days 
 Jer. 2. 31. we are lords, we will come wti/w.toihee 
 
 .3.16. they shall SAy no m. the ark of the covenant 
 
 7 . .32. it shall no m. be called I'ophet, 19. 6. 
 
 11.19. that his name may be no m. remembered ' 
 
 16.14. shall be no m. said, the Lord liveth, 23. 7. 
 
 22. 10. shall return no m. |, 12. see this land no m. 
 
 2.3. 4. they shall fear no m. nor be liism-ayed 
 
 36. the burden of the L. shall ye mention no rn. 
 
 25. 27 . fall, and rise no m. because of the sword 
 31. .34. and they shall teach no m. every man his 
 neighbour, and I will remember their sin no rn, 
 
 3.3. 24. they should be no m. a nation before them 
 
 42. 18. and ye shall see this jilace rw m. 
 
 44. 26 . my name shall be no m. named in Firypt 
 
 49 . 7 . thus saith Ixird, is wisdom no m. 'm Tenian ? 
 50. . 39 . it shall ^m. be inhabited forever 
 
 Lam. 2. 9. jaw is no m. her prophets find no vision. 
 
 4. 22. he will no m. carry thee away into captivity 
 Ezek. 12. 24. there shall be no m. any vain vision 
 25. and my word shall be no m. prolonged 
 
 13.15. the wall is no rn. || 14. 11. go no m. astray 
 
 21. and they shall be no m. in your hand 
 
 23. therefore ye shall see no m. vanity 
 
 16. 42. 1 will be quiet, and will be no m. angry 
 
 19 . 9. that his voice should be rw m. heard 
 
 20. 39. but pollute ye my holy name rw m. 
 
 21. 13. it shall be rw m. saith the Lord, 27. 
 
 .32. thou shalt be rw m. remembered, L. spoken it 
 
 24. 27 . and thou shalt speak, and be rw m. dumb 
 
 26.14. thou shalt be no m. built II 21. shall be rw m. 
 
 28.. 24. there shall be no rn. a pricking briar to Isr, 
 
 29 . 15. they shall rw m. rule over the nations 
 
 16 . shall be no m. the confidence of Israel 
 .30. 1.3. there shall be rw m. a prince of F.gypt 
 .34. 22. and they shall be wo wj. a prey, 28, 29. 
 
 36. 14. therefore thou shalt devour men rw m. 
 
 37 . 22. and they shall be no m. two nations 
 
 43. 7 . my name shall house of Israel rw m. defile 
 
 45. 8. my' princes shall rw m. oppress mv people 
 Hes. 1. 6. I will rw m. have mercy upon Israel 
 
 2. 16 . and thou shalt call me rwm. Baali 
 
 17 . they shall 710 m. be remembered by their name 
 9.15. 1 will drive them out, I w ill love them rw m, 
 
 Joel 2.19. I will rw m. make you a reproach 
 Amos 5. 2. the virgin is fallen, she shall no m. rise 
 
 9.. 15. they shall rwm. be pulled out of their land 
 Mic. 5. 12. thou shalt have rw m. soothsayers 
 
 1.3. thou shalt no m. worship work of thine hands 
 Nall. 1. 12. 1 will afflict thee rw m. saith tlie I.ord 
 
 14. a command that rw m. of thy name be sown 
 
 15. the wicked shall rw m. pass through thee 
 
 2.1.3. voice of thy messengers shall rw m. be heard 
 Zeph. 3. 11. and thou shalt rw m. be hauehty 
 Zech. 11. 6. 1 will no m. pity the inhabitants 
 
 13. 2. and they shall rw rn. be remembered 
 
 14. 11. there shall be no m. utter destruction 
 
 21. be no m. the Canaanite in the house of Lord 
 Mat. 19 .6. they are rw m. twain, but one, Mark 10.8. 
 Mark 7 . 12. and ye suffer him no rn. to do ought 
 
 9. 25. come out of him, and enter rw m. into nim 
 
 14. 25. 1 will drink rw rn. of the fruit of the vine 
 Luke 3.13. exact no m. than that is appointed 
 
 9 .13. we have no m. but five loaves and two fishes 
 12. 4. after that have rw m. that they can do 
 John 5. 14. thou art made w hole, sin rw rn. 8. 11. 
 
 6.66. many went back, and walked rw m. with him 
 
 14. 19 . a little while the w’orld seeth me rw m. 
 
 15. 4. no m. can ye, except ye abide in me 
 
 16. 10. I go to my Father, and ye see me rw m. 
 
 21. she remembereth no m. the anguish, for joy 
 
 25. when 1 shall rw m. speak in parables 
 
 17 .11. now' 1 am no m. in the world, but these are 
 Acts 8. 39. that the eunuch saw’ him rw m. 
 
 1.3. .34. now'7707w. to return to corruption 
 
 20. 25. 1 know’ that ye shall see my face no m. .38, 
 Rom. 6. 9. dieth rw rn. death hath rw m. dominion 
 7 . 17 . now' then it is no m. 1 that do it, but sin, 20. 
 
 11. 6. it is no m. of works, else graefe is rwm. grace. 
 
 but if it be of w orks, grace is no rn. grace 
 2 Cor. 5.16. yet henceforth know' we him rw rn. 
 
 Gal. 3. 18. if of the law', it is rw m.ai promise 
 4. 7 . thou art rw 77 /. a servant, but a son 
 Eph.2. 19 . ye are 7w 771 .strangers and foreigners 
 4. 14. we be rw m. children tossed to and fro 
 
 28. let him that stole steal rw m. but labour 
 Heb. 8. 12. their iniq. I w ill remember 7io ?«. 10.17. 
 
 10. 2. shouid have wPTw. conscience of sins 
 
 18. there is rw rn. offering for sin. 26. 
 
 Rev. 3. 12. he that overcoiiieth shall go rw m. out 
 7 .16. shall hunger rw m. neither thirst any’ more 
 
 18. 14. thou shall find them rw m. at all 
 
 22. musicians shall be heard no rn. in thee, 23. 
 
 20. 3. that he should deceive the nations nom. 
 
 21.1. nb m. sea 11 4. no m. death || 22.3. rw rn. curses 
 Much .AIOKE. 
 
 Exod. 36. 5. the people I ring much m. than enough 
 Prov. 11. 31. much m. the w icked and the sinner 
 Isa. 56. 12. as this day, and much rn. abundant 
 Mat. 6. .30. shall he not much rn. clothe vou 
 Luke 5. 15. so much t;?. w ent a fame of fiiin abroad 
 
 7 . 26. I say unto you. and much m. than a prophet 
 Rom. 5. 9 . much rri. being now’justified by his blood 
 
 10. much rn. being reconciled, w'e shall be saved 
 
 17. much rn. they’ that receive abundance of gi’ace 
 20. where sin abounded, grace much m. abound 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 9 . much m. doth ministration of righteousn. 
 
 11. much m. that which remaineth is glorious 
 
 8. 22. but no'w we have proved much m. diligent 
 Phil. 1. 14. are much m. bold to speak thereoF 
 
 2. 12. have obeyed, now much rn. in my absence 
 Heb. 10.25. so much m. as you see day approaching 
 
 12. 25. much m. shall not we escape, if we turn 
 1 Pet. 1. 7 . being much rn. jirecious than of gold 
 
 AIOREOVER. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 11. 777. by them is thy’ servant w’ameil 
 Isa. 39 . 8. he said, m. there shall be peace and truth 
 Ezek. 16.29. thou hast m. multiplied fornication 
 
MOR 
 
 MOR 
 
 MOT 
 
 Zech. 5.6. m. this is their resemblance tlirough earth 
 Heh. 11.36. of mockin'is, m. of bonds and imprison. 
 MORNllSG 
 
 Signifies, [1] The beginning of the day, or the time 
 of the men's rising, iilark. )6. 2. Luke 24. 1. |^2] 
 The one part of a natural day, Gen. 1. 5. Ihe 
 evening and the morning make the day, according 
 to Moses, because the ancient Hebrews began their 
 day in the evening. [3] 'The general resurrection, 
 when the dead shall be raised, Psal. 49. 14. Death 
 being called the night, John 9. 4. and compared to 
 sleep, 11. that day is fitly compared to 
 
 the morning, -when men awake out of sleep, and 
 enter upoii that everlasting day, [4] Early or 
 seasonably, Psal. 5. .3. [5] Utiseasonably, £ccl. 
 
 10. 16. L6J tiuddeJilu, or quickly, or in a short 
 time, Psal. 30. 5. L7] Daily, Psal. 73. 14. [8] 
 The light, Joel 2. 2. 
 
 Wings of the morning, Vsal. 139. 9. denote a rapid 
 flight; there being no nu tion we know of so rapid 
 as the diffusion of the beams of the sun at the 
 breaking of the day. 
 
 Gen.V).\5.\\ lien the m. arose, the angel hastened Lot 
 24. 54. Abraham and servants rose up in the m. 
 
 26. 31. they rose betimes in the m. and sware 
 
 29. 25. that in the m. behold it was Leah 
 
 32. + 24. wrestled with him till ascending of the m. 
 
 40. 6. Joseph came into them in the m. were sad 
 49. 27 . in the m. be shall devour the prey 
 
 Exod. 7 . 15. get thee to Pharaoh in the m. 
 
 10. 13. in the m. the east wind brought locusts 
 14. 27-the sea returned to his strength in the m. 
 16.7. in the m. ye shall seethe glory of the Lord 
 
 8. shall give you in the m. bread to the full, 12. 
 13. in the m. the dew lay round about the host 
 
 29. 39. one lamb thou shalt offer in »«. Num.28.-i. 
 41. according to the meat offering of the ?n. 
 
 34. 2. be ready in the m. and come up in the m. 
 
 25. nor shall the passover be left to the m. 
 
 Lev. 6. 9 . the burning on the altar all night to thew. 
 Num. 9 . 21. the cloud was taken up in the m. 
 
 22.21. Halaam rose in tlie m. and saddled his ass,22. 
 Deut. 28. 67- in the m. would God it were even 
 Judg. 6.31. let him be put todeatli w hilst it is yet m. 
 
 16. 2. in the m. when it is day, we shall kill him 
 
 19 . 27 . her lord rose in the and opened the doors 
 
 20. 19 . the children of Israel rose up in the m. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. + 4. wliy art thou lean in. by m. ? 
 
 23. 4. and he shall be as the light of the m. when 
 
 the sun riseth, even a m. without clouds 
 
 24.11. for when David w’as up in the m. word came 
 1 Kings 3. 21. when I had considered it in the m. 
 
 18. 26. and called on name of Baal from m. to noon 
 Nell. 4. 21. .some laboured from m. till stars appear 
 8. 3, he read therein from m. to mid-day 
 Job 3. t 9. nor let it see the eye-lids of the m. 
 
 7 . 21. thou shalt seek me in the but I shall not be 
 
 11. 17 . thou shalt shine forth, and be as the m. 
 
 24. 17 . for the m. is to them as the shadow of death 
 38. 12. hast thou commanded the m. since thy days 
 
 41. 18. his eyes are like eyelids of the m. 
 
 Psal. 5. 3. my voice slialt thou hear in the w. O Ld. 
 
 in the m. will I direct my prayer to thee 
 
 30. 5. weeping for a night, but joy cometh in the m. 
 46. t 5. God shall help her when the m. appeareth 
 
 49 . 14. shall have dominion over them in the m. 
 
 59 . 16. 1 wilt sing of thy mercy in the m. 
 
 88. 13. in the m. shall my prayer prevent thee 
 90. 5. in the m. they are like grass which grow'S up 
 
 6. in the m. it tiourisheth arid grow'eth up 
 119 . I-I 7 . i prevented the dawning of the m. 
 
 330. 6. waits more than they that watch for the m. 
 339. 9. if I take the w’ings of the m. and dwell 
 143. 8. to hear thy loving-kindness in the m. 
 
 Led. 10 . 16 .thy king, a chi Id and princes eat in the m. 
 
 11. 6. in m. sow thy seed, and in the evening 
 Cant. 6. 10. who is she that looketh forth as the m. 
 Isa. 14.12. how' art fallen, O Lucifer, son of the m. ! 
 
 17 . 14. and behold, before the m. he is not 
 
 21. 12. the watchman said, the comeih 
 
 28.19. for m. by m. shall it passover, by (iay and n. 
 
 50. 4. he wakenetli m. hy m. hewakeneth my ear 
 58. 8. then shall thy light break forth as the m. 
 
 Jer. 5.8. they were as fed horses in the m. every one 
 
 20. 16. and let him hear theory in the m. 
 
 21. 12. execute judgment in the m. and deliver 
 Liek.1 .'1. i\\&m. is come on thee, O thou thatdwell. 
 
 10. the m. is gone forth, the rod hath blossomed 
 
 12. 8. in tlie m. came the word of the Lord 
 
 24. 18. 1 spake to the people in the m. at even my 
 w'ife died, I did in the m. as 1 was commanded 
 
 33.22. opened my mouth until came to me in the m. 
 lios. p. 3. his going forth is prepared as the m. 
 
 4. for your goodness is as a m. cloud, as early dew 
 
 7 . 6. in the m. it burneth as a flaming fire 
 
 10.15. in iim. shall the king of Israel be cut off 
 Joel 2. 2. as the m. spi ead upon the mountains 
 Amos 4. 13. that maketh the m. darkn. and treadefh 
 
 5. 8 . and turneth the shadow of death into the nt. 
 Jonah 4. 7 . God prepared a worm when the m. rose 
 Mic. 2 . 1 . when the m. is light, they practise it 
 fidat. 16. 3. in the m. it will be foul weather 
 27 . 1 . when w. was come, the elders took counsel 
 Mark 11. 20. in the m. as they passed by, they saw 
 
 13. 35. watch, or at tlie cock-crowing, or in m. 
 
 Early in the MORN llS’G. 
 
 Oen. 19 . 27 . A brail, gat up early in »«. 21.14. 1 22.3. 
 20. 8. therefore Abimelech rose early in the m. 
 
 28.18. Jacob rose uii early in m. and set up a pillar 
 
 31. 55. Laban rose early in m. kissed sons, daught. 
 Lxod.8, 20. Ld. said, rise n^early in m. stand, 9.13. 
 24. 4. ]\loses rose early in m. built an altar, 34. 4. 
 Josh.li.l. Josh, rose ca/7y iw wt. 6.12. | 7-16. | 8.10. 
 Judg. 6. 28. the men of the city xo%>: early in the m. 
 
 38. Gid. rose ear. in m. || 19. 5. Leyite ear. in m. 8 . 
 1 Sam. 1. 19 . they rose up early in the m. 29. 11. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 22.1 19. 35. 2 Chr. 20.20. Isa. 37. .36. 
 
 15.12. Bam. rose early in m. i| 17.20. Dav. ear. in m. 
 29 . 10. wherefore rise up early in m. and depart 
 Job 1. 5. Job rose up early in the m. and offered 
 Prov. 27 . 14. blesseth his friend, rising early in m. 
 Jsa. 5.11. woe to them that rise early in rn, to follow 
 
 Isa. . 37 .36. arose e. in m. they were all dead corpses 
 Dan. 6. 19. then king Darius rose \oxy early rum. 
 Mat. 20. 1. who went early in m. to hire labourers 
 Mark\(>. 2. early inrn. came to sepulchre, /,?/^e24.l. 
 Liike 21. 38. the people came early in m. John8. 2. 
 5. 21. they entered into tlie temple inm. 
 See Evening. 
 
 Every MORNING. 
 
 Exod. 16. 21. and they gathered manna every m. 
 
 30. 7 . shalt burn thereon sweet incense every m. 
 
 .36. 3. brought unto him free offerings every m. 
 Lev. 6.12. the priest shall burn wood on it every m. 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 27 . opening every m. pertainetli to porters 
 23. .30. to stand every m. to thank and praise I.ord 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 11. they burn to the I ord every m. 
 
 Job 7 . 18. that thou shouldest visit him every m. 
 Psal. 73 . 14. and I have been chastened every m. 
 Isa. 33. 2. O Lord, be thou our arm every m. 
 
 Lam. 3. 23. the Lord’s mei’cies aie new every m. 
 Ezek. 46. 13. thou shalt prepare a lamb every m. 
 
 14. meat off. every m. Il 15. every m. a burnt off. 
 Amos 4. 4. and bring your sacrilices every -m. 
 
 'Zeph. 3. 5. every m. doth he bring judgment to light 
 
 Until the MORNING. 
 
 Exod. 12.10. let nothing of it remain until the m. 16. 
 
 19. I 23. 18.1 29. .34. Lev. 7. 15. Num. 9. 12. 
 
 22. none of you shall go out at the door u. t. m. 
 16. 20. but some of tiiem left of it until the m. 
 
 23. lay up for you to he kept until the m. 
 
 Lev, 19 . 13. the wages sliall not abide until the m. 
 Deut. 16. 4. nor any of the fiesli remain until the m. 
 Judg. 19 . 25. they abused her all nightWiizV the m. 
 Ruth 3.13. lie down u. the m. || 14. she lay u. t. m. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 15. and Samuel lay u. t. m. and opened 
 19 . 2. therefore take heed to thyself until the m. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 8. lay heads of kings in two heaps u. m. 
 Prov. 7- 18. let us take our fill of love until the m. 
 Isa. 38. 1.3. I reckoned until the m. that as a lion 
 
 MO RN 1N G light. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 36. and let us spoil them until m. light 
 
 25. 22. all that pertain to tiiin by m. light 
 
 36. Abigail told him nothing until m. light 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 22. they i)asseri ov er Jordan hy m. light 
 2 Kings 7 . 9. they said, if we tarry untir?». light 
 
 See Cloud. 
 
 MORNING star and stars. 
 
 Job 38. 7. when m. stars sang together, sons of God 
 Rev. 2. 28. and 1 will give liim the m. star 
 
 22. 16. 1 Jesus am tlie bright and m. star 
 MORNING Watch. 
 
 Exod. 14. 24. in m. watch the T.ord .said to Moses 
 1 Sam. 11.11. came into middle of host in m. watch 
 MORROW. 
 
 Gen. 30. + 33. my righteousness answer for me to m. 
 Exod. 8. 23. to m. shall this sign be, the Lord did so 
 
 9 . 5. to m. the lord shall do this thing in tlie land 
 
 6. the Lord did that thing, on the m. cattle died 
 13. + 14. asketh thee to m. Deut. 6. t 20. .fosh. 4.1 6. 
 
 16 .23. to.w. is the rest of the holy sabbatli to Lord 
 
 19. to. go, and sanctify them to day and to m. 
 
 .32. 5. Aaron said, to m. is a feast to the I.ord 
 
 Lev. 7 . 16 . on m. the remainder shall be eaten, 19.6. 
 
 22. 30. ye shall leave none of it till the m. 
 
 23. 11. on m. after sabbath priest shall wave it 
 
 15. ye shall count from the m. after the sabbath 
 Num. 11. 18. say thou to the people, sanctify your¬ 
 selves against to m. ye sliall eat. Josh. 7 . 13. 
 
 16. 5. to m. the Lord will shew who are his 
 
 16. be thou, they and Aaron to m. before J..ord 
 41. on the m. the congregation murmured 
 
 Josh. 3. 5. to m. J_ord will do wonders among you 
 
 5.12. manna ceased ontlie m. after they had eaten 
 22. 18. town he will be wroth with congregation 
 t24. to your children might speak to our child. 
 Judg. 19 . 9. to m. get you early on your way 
 
 20. 28. go up, for tom. 1 will deliver them 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 9 . to m. by that time the sun be hot 
 20. 5. behold, tom. is the new moon, 18. 
 
 28. 19 . tow. shalt thou and thy sons be with me 
 
 1 Kings 20. 6. 1 will send my servants to thee to m. 
 
 2 Kings 6.28. thy son to da>^we will eat my son to m. 
 
 7 . 1. tom. a measure of fine flour be sold for a 
 
 shekel 
 
 8. 15. on the m. he too*k a thick cloth, and dipt 
 
 10. 6. come to me to Jezreel by to m. this time 
 
 2 Chron. 20.16. to m. go ye down against thetn, 17 . 
 E.sth. 5. 8 . I will do to m. as the king hath said 
 
 12. to m. am 1 invited to her with the king 
 Prov fi. 28. to m. 1 will Mve,when thou hastit by thee 
 
 27 . 1. boast not thyself to m. thou knowest not 
 Isa. 22.13. let us eat, for to m. we die, 1 Cur. 15. .32. 
 56. 12. and tom. shall be as this day, much more 
 Zeph. .3. 3. they gnaw not the bones till the m. 
 Mat. 6. 30. to m. is cast into the oven, Luke 12. 28. 
 34. take therefore no thought for the m. for the 
 m. shall take thought for the things of itself 
 Luke 13. 32. and 1 do cures to day, and to m. 
 
 33. nevertheless, 1 must walk to day and to m. 
 Acts 20. 7 . Paul preached ; ready toilepart on m. 
 25. 22. to m, said he. thou shalt hear him 
 Jam. A. 13. to day or to m. we w ill go into such a city 
 14. whereas, ye know not what shall be on the rn. 
 MORSEL. 
 
 Gen. 18. 5. I will fetch a m. of bread, comfort ye 
 Judg. 19. 5. comfort thine heart with aw. of bread 
 Ruth 2.14. eat bread, and dip thy m. in the vinegar 
 2 Sam. 12. 1.3. it <iid eat ot his ow n m. and rirank 
 Job 31. 17 . or have eaten my m. myself alone 
 Prov. 17 .1. better is adry m. and ipiietness therewith 
 2.3. 8. the m. thou hast eaten shalt thou vomit u{> 
 John 13. t 26. he it is to whom 1 shall give a m. 
 Deb. 12. 16. who for one m. sold his birth-right 
 See Bread. 
 
 MORSET.S. 
 
 Psal. 147 . 17 . he casteth forth his ice like m. 
 
 MO RT AI.. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. + 11. let not m. man prevail against thee 
 Job 4. 17 . shall m. man be more just than God ' 
 Rom. 6. 12. let not sin reign in your m. body 
 8.11.shall alsoquickenyourbodiesby hisSpirit 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 53. this w. must put on immortality, 54. 
 
 2 Cur. 4.11. life of Jesus be manifest in our m. flesh 
 
 MORTA r.TTY. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 4. that m. might be swallowed up of life 
 MORlALl.Y. 
 
 Deut. 19.11. and smite his neighbour » 2 . that he die 
 MORIAH. 
 
 Gen. 11. 3. brick for stone, and slime had they for wt. 
 Exod. 1. 14. they made them serve in m. and brick 
 Lev. 14. 42. shall take (dher m. and plaster the house 
 45. and shall break down the m. of the house 
 Isa. At. 25. he shall come upon princes as upon m. 
 Ezek. 13. ID. one built aw all,and lo others daubed 
 it with iintempered m. 11, 14, 15. 1 22. 28 
 Nah. 3. 14. go into clay, and tread the m. 
 MORTAR. 
 
 Num. 11.8. ground it in mills, or beat it in a m. 
 Prov. 27 . 22. tho’ thou shouldest bray a fool in a m. 
 MORTGAGED. 
 
 AW/. 5. .3. some also said, we have m. our lands 
 MOR'JllY. 
 
 Rom. 8.1.3. but if ye w. deeds of body ye shall live 
 Col. 3. 5. rn. your members which are on the earth 
 iMO.ST. 
 
 Prov. 20.6. w.men proclaim every one his goodness 
 Mat. 11. 2D. wherein m. of mighty works were done 
 Luke 7 . 42. which of them w ill love him m.? 
 
 43. 1 suppose that he to whom he forgave m. 
 Acts 20. 38. sorrowing m. of all for words he spake 
 
 1 Cur. 14. 27 . let it be by two, or at m. by three 
 
 MO I E. 
 
 'Mat. 7 . 3. why behohlest thouwz. that is in thy bro¬ 
 ther's eye, but not beam in thy own 't LukeO.AX. 
 
 4. let me pull out the m. out of thine eye 
 
 5. first cast, and then shalt thou see clejirly to cast 
 out the m. out of thy brother’s eye, Luke6.A2. 
 
 MOTH 
 
 Signifies, [1] A sort of fly which eats cloth. Job 4. 
 
 19 . 113. 28. [2] Some secret curse and judgment 
 from God, Tsa. 50. 9. 
 
 Job 4. 19 . in them which are crushed before the m. 
 27 . 18. he buildetii his house as a m. and booth 
 Psal. , 39 .11. thou makest his beauty consume like wt. 
 Isa. 50. 9 . the m. shall eat them up, 51. 8. 
 
 Hus. 5. 12. therefore will 1 be to Ephraim as a m. 
 Mat. 6. 19 . treasures, where w.and rust doth corrupt 
 
 20. where neither m. nor rust corrupt, Luke 12.33. 
 
 MOTH-EATEN. 
 
 Job 13. 28. consumeth as garment that is m.-eaten 
 Jam. 5. 2. riches corrupted, your garmeiAsm.-eaten, 
 MOIIIER 
 
 Signifies, [1] A woman who has brought forth a 
 child, Exod. 2. 8. [2] The dam of the beast, 
 
 Exod. 2.3. 19. It is applied, [1] To the true 
 church, in -which true gospel believers are begotten 
 to, and nourished up in, the faith, by the dispensa¬ 
 tion of the word and ordinances. Gal. 4. 26. It is 
 said to be from above, because its original is 
 from heaven, and its members have their conver¬ 
 sation tliere^ Phil. 3. 20. [2] To a valiant woman, 
 of whom God made use to deliver his people, to 
 instruct and take care of them with a tender 
 affection, Judg. 5. 7. [3] 'To matrons or aged 
 
 women, to whom we ought to carry oursel les re- 
 spectfully, because of their age, as dutiful chil¬ 
 dren do to their mothers, 1 Tim. 5. 2. [4] 'To all 
 true believers who are more dear and near to 
 Christ, than the nearest relations are to any per¬ 
 son, Mat. 12. 49 , 50. [5] To one who tenders and 
 loves another, as a mother does her son, Rom. 
 16. 13. [6] 'To a female superior, whether a 
 
 mother, mother-in-law, one advanced in age, a 
 teacher or governess, Exod. 20. 12. [7] 'To the 
 
 kingdom of Judah, the city of Jerusalem, or the 
 family of David, Ezek. 19. 2, 10. [8] 'To a me¬ 
 tropolis, or the capital city of a country or of a 
 tribe, 2 Sam. 20. 19. 
 
 Gen. .3. 20. because she was the m. of all living 
 17 . 16 . 1 will bless her, she shall be a »/. of nations 
 
 24. 28. the damsel told them of her m. house 
 5.3. he gave to her brother and m. precious thuigs 
 60. be thou the m. of thousandsof millions 
 .32. 11. lest he smite the m. with the children 
 Exod. 2. 8. the maid went and called the child’s m. 
 Lev. 20.14. to take a wdte and her m. is wickedness 
 Judg. 5. 7 . till that 1 Deborah arose a?«. in Israel 
 
 28. the m. of Sisera looked out at a window 
 Ruth 1. 8. go, return each to her m. house 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 25. Abigail, sister to Zeruiab, Joab’sw. 
 
 20. 19. thou seekest to destroy aw. in Israel 
 
 1 Kings2. 19. caused a seat to be set for the king’s;//. 
 3. 27 . give her the child, she is the m. thereof 
 
 2 Kings 2A. 15. he carried away the king’s m. 
 
 Psal. 11.3. 9. and to beajoyfulw. of children 
 Prov. .30. 11. a generation doth not bless their m. 
 Cant. 6. 9. my dove, she is the only one of her m. 
 Jsa. 50.1. where is the bill of your ///. divorce ? 
 
 Jer. 50. 12. your ///.shall be sore confounded 
 Ezek. 16. 44. as is the m. so is the daughter 
 
 45. your ///.was an IJiltite, father an Amorite 
 
 21. +21. king stood at the ///. of the way 
 
 23. 2. were two women the daughters of one m. 
 Hos. 2. 2. pleat! with your ///. for she is not my wife 
 5. for their m. hath playe/i the harlot 
 10. 14. 7 ) 1 . was dashed in pieces upon her children 
 Mic. 7 . 6. /laughter riseth upagainst her //;. a man's 
 enemies of liis house. Mat. 10. 35. Luke 12. .‘>.3. 
 Mat. 8. 14. saw Peter’s wife’s///, sick. J.uke 4. 38. 
 14. 8. she being before instructed of her //». 
 
 11. aiulshe brought it to her///. Mark 0. 28. 
 
 19. 12. eunuchs were so born from their///, womb 
 
 20. 20. then came the m. of /cbedee's children 
 J,uke 1.4.3. the ///. of my I.ord .should come to me ? 
 John2. 1. the m. of Jesus was there, .Jets 1. 14. 
 Acts 12. 12. he came to house of .Alary ///. of .lohn 
 Gal. 4. 20..lerusalem whic h is the ///. of us all 
 Rev. 17 . 5. the ///. of harlots and abominations 
 
 See I ai her. 
 
 His AID I II I'.R. 
 
 Gen. 21. 21. his ;//. took bim a \yife out of Egypt 
 21 . 67 . Isaac brought Rel/ekah into his///. Saiah’s- 
 tent, and was comforted alter the death of///.«///, 
 27 . 14. Jacob went and brought them to his m, 
 
 30. 14. Reuben brought mandrakes to hism. 
 
 319 
 
MOV 
 
 Cen. 43. 29. he saw his brother 'Renjamin, his m. son 
 44.20. lie alone is lett ot'4. t». bis father loves him 
 Exvd. 23. 19. thou shalt not seethe the kid in his m. 
 
 milk, 34. 2t). JJeut. 14. 21. 
 Lev. 20.17. shall fake his in. dau«'hter and see her 
 
 24. 11. his in. name was Shelomith, tribe of Dan 
 JS'itni. 12. 12. when he conietli out of his in. womb 
 Lent. 27 . 22. that lieth witli the dauL'hter of hism. 
 Jud(j. 9. 1. Abimelech went to his m. brethren 
 
 17 . 2. he said to Ids in. ll 3. he restored it to his m. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. ly. hism. made him a litlle coat 
 
 1 Kings 1.6. and his in. bare him after Absalom 
 
 15. 13. his m. he removed from beiiiif queen 
 17.23. I'.lijah delivered him to hism. and said 
 
 22. 52. Ahaziah walked in the way oi' his m. 
 
 2 Kings A. 19. he said to a lari, carry him to his in. 
 
 1 (’hrun.A. 9. hism. called his name .labez 
 
 2 (Jhr. 22. .3. hism. was his counsel lor to do wickedly 
 Psal. 35. 14. as one that moiirneth for his m. 
 
 109. 14. let not the sin oi his m. be blotted out 
 131. 2. as a child that is weaned oi hism. 
 
 Prov. 10.1. a foolisli stm is the heaviness of his m. 
 15. 20. but a foolish man despiseth his in. 
 
 29. 15. a child left brineelh/if.v ot. to shame 
 .31. 1. the prophecy tlrat hism. taught him 
 Lccl. 5.15. as he came forth oAhism. wonib, naked 
 Pant. 3. 11. crown wherewith hism. crowned him 
 Isa. 66. 13. as one whom hism. comforteth 
 Mat. 1. 18. wlien hism. was espoused to loseph 
 
 2.13. take the young child and his m. and Hee, GO. 
 
 12. 46. his m. stood v ithout, Mark?). 31. Luke 8.19. 
 
 13. 55. carpenter’s .son, is not his m. called Mary i 
 Luke 1.15. filled with I lol y (ihost from his in. womb 
 
 60. hism. said, he shall be called ,lohn 
 2. 43. but .loseph and hism. knew not of it 
 51. but hism. kept these sayings in her heart 
 
 7 . 12. the only son of his m. and she was a widow 
 15. he .sat up, and he delivered him to hism. 
 
 John 3.4. can he enter second time into his m. womb.' 
 
 19 . 25. hism. stood by the cross of .lesus 
 
 26. when .lesus saw his m. he saith to hism. 
 
 Acts 3.2. certain man lanie from his m. womb, 14.8. 
 Horn. 16 . 13. salute Kufus and hism. and mine 
 MO fllEU tK /aai. 
 
 Lent. 27 .23. cursed be that lieth with his m.-in-law 
 Puth 1. 14. and (Jrpah kissed her m.-in-law 
 
 2. 11. all that thou hast done to thy m.-in-law 
 
 23. and Ruth dwelt with her m.-in-law 
 
 3. 6. according to ail that her m.-in-law bade her 
 17 . for he said, go not empty to thy m.-in-law 
 
 Mic. 7 . 6. the daughter-in-law riseth up aeainst the 
 m.-in-law. Mat. 10. 35. Luke 12. 53. 
 My MOTHER. 
 
 •Gew. 20.12. Stie is not the daughter of my m. 
 
 Judg. 8. 19 . my brethren, even the sons of my m. 
 
 16 . 17 . I have been a Mazarite from my m. womb 
 
 1 Kings 1. 20. the king Said to her, ask on, mym. 
 Job 1. 21. naked came I out oi my n\. w'omb 
 
 3. 10. it shut not up the doors of mym. womb 
 17 . 14. 1 have said to the worm, thou art mym. 
 
 31.18. and I have guided her from my m. womb 
 Psal. 22.9. make me hope, when on my in. breasts 
 
 10. thou art my Ood from my m. belly 
 51. 5. and in sin did mym. conceive me 
 69 . 8. 1 am become an alien to mym. children 
 71 .6. thou art he that took me out of m. bowels 
 
 1 . 39 .13. thou hast covered me in my m. womb 
 Prov. 4. 3. tender and beloved in the sight oimy m. 
 Cant. 1. 6. mym. children were angry w'ith me 
 
 3. 4. until 1 had brought him to mym. house 
 
 8. 1. my brother that sucked the breasts of tw, 
 
 2. and I would bring thee into mym. house 
 
 Isa. 49.1. from the bowels of m. he made mention 
 .Jer. 15.10. woe is me wy//? . that thou hast borne me 
 
 20. 14. let not the day wherein mym. bare me 
 
 17 . or that mym. might have been m 3 ' grave 
 Mat. 12. 48. .lesus said, who is my m. I Mark 3. 33. 
 
 49. behold mym. and my brethren, Mark 3. 34. 
 Luke 8. 21. my m. and my brethren are these 
 Gal. 1.15. God, who separated me from wy w^.womb 
 Thy MOTHER. 
 
 Cen. HT. 29 and let thy m. sons bow down to thee 
 . 37 . 10. shalt 1 and thy m. come to bow to thee I 
 Lev. 18.7-nakedness of r/iy ?«. shalt thou not uncover 
 
 9 . nol uncover nakedness of daughter of thy m. 
 
 13. not uncover naked, of sister of thy m. 20. 19. 
 
 Lent. 1.3. 6. brother, the son of thy m. entice tliee 
 
 2 .SaOT.i 5 . 33 .so shall thym. be childless among worn. 
 2f). .30. to the confusion of thy m. nakedness 
 
 2 Kings 9. 22. as whoredoms of thy m. are so many 
 Psal. 50. 20. thou slenderest thine own m. son 
 Prov. 1. 8. and forsake not the law of thy m. 6. 20. 
 
 23. 22. and despise not thym. when she is old 
 Cant. 8. 5. there thym. brought tliee forth 
 Jer. 22. 26. cast thee out, and thy m. that bare thee 
 Ezek. 16. 3. thy father an Amorite, thy m. an Hittite 
 45. thou art r/iy m. daughter that loatheth her husb. 
 
 19. 2. and say, what is thy m.? a lioness 
 
 10. thym. is like a vine in thy blood, planted 
 Jios. 4. 5. thou shalt fall, and I will destroy thy m. 
 ilfar.12.47. one saiii to him, behold thym. and thy 
 
 brethren, Mark?<.?,^. Luke V>.‘10. John^9.llJ. 
 £ Tim. 1, 5. faith, which dwelt in thym. Eunice 
 MOTHER.S. 
 
 Isa. 49. 23. and queens shall be thy nursing m. 
 
 Jer. 16 . .3. saith the Lord, concerning their ot. 
 
 Lam. 2. 12. they say to their ot. where is corn and 
 wine? soul was poured out into their ot. bosom 
 
 5. .3. we are fatherless, our ot. are as widows 
 MnrkXO. 30. receive an hundred-fold, sisters, ot. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 9. the law is made for murderers of ot. 
 
 5.2. butentreatthe elder women as ot. the younger 
 MO i IONS. 
 
 Pom. 7 .5. the ot. of sins did work in our members 
 MOVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To stir out of a place, 2 Kings 21. 
 8. [2] To provoke. Dent. .32. 21. [3] To per- 
 
 .suade, .losh. 15. 18. [4] To excite, enable, and 
 
 strengthen, .1 udg'. 13. 25. [.5] To .set or raise up, 
 .lob 40. t 17 . Lb] To tremble and shake, Psal. 
 
 18. 7- [ 7 ] To touch, Mat. 2.3. 4. [8] To deter,or 
 discourage one from doing a thing. Acts 20. 24. 
 
 320 
 
 MOU 
 
 [9] To he sensibly affected both with wonder at, 
 and compassion towards, a person under afliction, 
 Kuth 1. 19. 
 
 Exod. 11 . 7 . not a dog ot. his tongue against man 
 J.cv. 11. It), of al I that ot. in the waters 
 Dent. 2.3. 25. not ot. a sickle into neighbour’s corn 
 .32. 21. and 1 will ot. them to jealousy with those 
 Judg. 1.3.25 the .Spirit of the J.ord began to ot. him 
 2.3'aOT.7.io. may dwell and ot.iio more, 2 A'rwys’21.8. 
 2 Kings 5. + 11. he will ot. his hantl up and down 
 
 2.3. 18. let him alone, let no man ot. his bones 
 Jer. 10. 4. they fasten it with nails that itOT. not 
 Amos 9. t 9 . 1 will cause to ot. the house of Israel 
 Mic.1. 17 . they sh. OT. outof their holes like worms 
 Mat. 23.4. they themselves will not ot. them 
 Acts 17 . 28. for in hitn we live, ot. have our being 
 
 20. 24. none of these thimis ot. me, nor count 1 
 MOVEAIH-E. 
 
 Prov. 5. 6. her ways are ot. canst not know them 
 MOVED. 
 
 Gen. ^. 2. the Spirit of God ot. on face of the waters 
 7 . 21. all flesh died that ot. on the earth, of fowl 
 Lent. 32. 21. they have ot. me to jealousy with that 
 Josh. 10. 21. none ot. his tongue against Israel 
 15. 18. OT. him toaskof father a field, Judg. 1. 14. 
 Ruth 1. 19 . that all the city was ot. aliout them 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 1.3. she spake in herheai t, only her lips OT. 
 
 2 Ham. 18. .33. the king was much ot. and wept 
 22. 8. the foundations of heaven w. and shooK 
 
 24.1. he OT. David against them, to say, go number 
 
 1 Chron. 16.30. fear before him, the world shall be 
 
 stable, that it be not ot. Psal. 93. 1.1 96. 10. 
 17 . 9 . they shall dwell, and shall be ot. no more 
 
 2 Chron. 18. .31. God ot. them to de[)artfroin him 
 Ezra 4. 15. they have ot. sed.ition of old time 
 Esth. 5.9. Haman saw that Moi decai ot. not for him 
 Job . 37 . 1. at this iny heart is ot. out of his place 
 
 41. 2.3. the Hakes of his Hesh, they cannot be ot. 
 Psal. 10.6. 1 shall not be ot. 16. 8. | 30. 6. | 62. 2, 6. 
 
 1.3. 4. those that trouble me rejoice when I am ot. 
 
 15.5. he that doeth these tilings shall never be ot. 
 
 17 . + 5. hold up, that my footsteps be notOT. 
 
 18. 7 . foundations of the hills ot. and were shaken 
 21. 7 . the kingtrusteth in Lord, and shall not be ot. 
 46. 5. she shall not be in. God shall help her 
 
 6. the heathen raged, the kingdoms were w. 
 55.22. he shall never suffer the righteous to be ot. 
 66. 9 . and sutfereth not our feet to be ot. 
 
 68. 8. .Sinai was ot. at the presence of God 
 
 78. 58. they w. him to jealousy with graven images 
 
 82. + 5. the foundations of the earth are ot. 
 
 99 . 1. the Lord reigneth, let the earth be ot. 
 
 112. 6. surely he shall not be ot. for ever 
 121. 3. he w'ill notsufferthy foot to be ot. 
 
 7-*roi). 12. .3. the root of the righteous shall not be ot. 
 Cant. 5. 4. and my bowels w-ere w. for him 
 Isa. 6. 4. the posts of the door ot. at the voice of him 
 
 7 . 2. his heart was ot. as frees are w. wdth wind 
 10. 14. and there w'as none that ot. the wing 
 
 14. 9. hell from beneath isw. for thee to meet thee 
 
 19 .1. the idols of Egypt shall be ot. at his presence 
 
 24. 19 . earth is broken down, and ot. exceedingly 
 40. 20. a graven image that shall not be in. 41. 7. 
 
 Jer. 4. 24. they trembled, and all the hills ot. lightly 
 
 25. 16. they shall drink, and be ot. and be mad 
 46. 7. whose waters are ot. as the rivers, 8. 
 
 49.21. the earth is ot. at the noise ot Edom’s fall 
 .50. 46. at the taking of Rabylon the earth is in. 
 Van. 8. 7 . he was ot. with ( holer against him 
 
 1(). + 10. touched me, which ot. me on my knees 
 11.11. the king of the south shall be ot. with choler 
 Mat. 9. 36. lie waSOT. with compassion on them, 14 
 
 14. I 18. 27 . Mark 1. 41. I 6. .34. 
 
 20. 24. were ot. with indignation against brethren 
 
 21. 10. all the city was saying, who is this? 
 Mark 15. 11. but the chief priests ot. the people 
 Acts 2. 25. on my right hand, that I should not be ot. 
 
 7 . 9. patriarchs, w. with envy, sold .los. into Egypt 
 
 17 . 5 . but the .Tews OT. with envy, took lewd fellows 
 
 21. .30. the city was ot. and people ran together 
 
 Col. 1. 2.3. be not ot. from the hope of the gospel 
 
 1 Thess. .3. .3. that no man be ot. by these afflictions 
 LJeh. 11 . 7 . Noah, ot. with fear, prepared an ark 
 
 12. 28. we receiving a kingdom which cannot be w. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 21. they spake as ot. by the Holv Ghost 
 Rev.6.1 A. every mountain and island ot. outof place 
 
 MOVED.sr. 
 
 Job 2. .3. tho’ thou OT. me against him without cause 
 Jer. 48. t 27. since thou spakest, thou ot. thyself 
 MOVER. 
 
 Acts 24. 5. have found this fellow a ot. of sedition 
 MOVE ! II. 
 
 Cen.1.21. God created every livingcreature thatOT. 
 28. dominion over every thing that ot. on earth 
 9. 2. the fear of you shall be on all that ot. on earth 
 Lev. 11. 46. this is the law of every creature thatw. 
 20. t 25. abominable by any thing that ot. 
 
 Job 40. 17- Behemoth ot. his tail like a cedar 
 Psal. 69. 34. let every thing that ot. praise him 
 Prov. 2.3. 31. noton wine when itOT. itself aright 
 Ezek. 47 . 9. that ot. whithersoever the rivers come 
 MOVI.NG. 
 
 Gen. 1. 20. let the waters bring forth ot. creatures 
 9 . 3. every ot. thing shall be meat for you 
 ITov. 16.30. OT. his lips, he liringeth evil to pass 
 Ilah. 1. t 14. makest men as thewi. things, no ruler 
 MOVING, Hubstantive. 
 
 Job 16. 5. the OT. of my lijis should assuage grief 
 John 5.3. blind, waiting for the ot. of the water 
 MOUI.DY. 
 
 Josh. 9.5. the bread of provision was dry and ot. 12. 
 MOUNT, ING. 
 
 Job 20. 6. though his excellency ot. up to the heavens 
 
 39 . 27 . doth the eagle ot. up at thy command ? 
 Psal. 107 . 26. they ot. u|) to heaven, they go down 
 Isa. 9.18. they shall ot. iii)as the lifting iq) of smoke 
 
 15. 5. by thcOT. up of Luhith shall they go up 
 
 40. 31. they shall ot. up with wings, as eagles 
 Jer. 51.5?. though Babylon should ot. up to heaven 
 Ezek. 10.16. when thecherubims lift up to ot. up, 19. 
 
 MOUM'. 
 
 Gen. 31.54. Jacob oflered Xice on the ot. 
 
 MOU 
 
 Exod. 18,5. where he encamped at the ot. of God 
 19.12. whoso mucheth the ot. shall be put to death 
 14. Closes went down from the ot. .32.15. 1 34. 29. 
 
 16. a thick < loud upon the ot. 24.15. 
 
 18. OT. .Sinai on a smoke 1 2.3. bounds about the ot. 
 
 24. 16. the glory of the lord abode upon ot. Sinai 
 
 17 . was like devouring fire on the top of ot. 
 
 .31. 18. the lord gave .Moses on in. .‘'inai two tables 
 .32. 19 . and Moses brake them beneath the ot. 
 
 34.2. and come up in the morning to ot. .Sinai 
 .3. nor let any man be seen through all theOT. 
 Kum. 10. .33. they departed from the ot. of the Lord 
 
 20. 22. from Kadesh, and came unto ot. Hor 
 
 25. bring up to ot. Hor || 28. Aaron died inOT. Ilor 
 34. 7- you shall point out for you ot. Hor 
 Lent. 1. 6. ye have dwelt long enough in this ot. 
 
 7 . turn you, and go to the ot. of the'Amorites 
 9 .15. 1 came down, and the ot. burned with fire 
 27 . 1.3. and these shall stand upon ot. Ebal 
 .32. 49 . get thee to ot. Nebo, which is in Moab 
 .3.3. 2. the Lord shined forth from OT.Paran 
 Judg. 4. 6. go and draw towards ot. Tabor 
 7 . .3. let him depart early from ot. Gileaii 
 9. 48. Abimelech gat him up to ot. Zalmon 
 2 Sam. 15. .30. David went up by the ascent of ot. 
 
 .32. the top of the ot. where he worshipped God 
 1 Kings 19. 8. Elijah went to Horeb, the ot. of God 
 
 11. go and stand on the ot. before the Ixrrd 
 
 1 Kings 23.1.3. on right hand the ot. of corruption 
 Neh. 8. 15. go to the ot. and fetch olive brandies 
 9. 1.3. thou earnest down also on ot. Sinai 
 
 Cant. A. 1. is as a flock of goafs from ot. Gilead 
 Isa. 10. .32. the ot. of the daughter of Zion, 16.1. 
 
 14.1.3. I will sit on the ot. of the congregation 
 27 . 13. shall woi-ship in the holy ot. at Jerusalem 
 29 . .3. and wilt lay siege against thee with a ot. 
 
 Jer. 6. 6. hew ye down trees, and cast a ot. against 
 Jerusalem, Ezek. A. 2. | 21.22. 126. 8. 
 Dan. 11.15. the king of the north shall cast up a ot. 
 Chad. 8. even destroy understanding out of ot. F.sau 
 
 21. saviours shall come to judge the ot. of Esau 
 Hah. 3. 3. and the Holy One from ot. Paran 
 Acts 7 . 30. there appeared in wilderness of ot . Sinai 
 Gal. 4. 24. the one from the ot. .Sinai, which is Agar 
 
 25. for this Agar is ot. Sinai in Arabia 
 
 Ileb. 12. 18. not come to the ot. might be touched 
 Hee C.tKMEL, Gf.rizim. 
 
 Before the MOUNT. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 2. and there Israel camped before the m. 
 34, 3. neither let the flocks feed before the m. 
 
 Hee Ei'HR.tiM. 
 
 In, or into the MOUNT. 
 
 Gen. 22. 14. in the ot. of the Lord it shall be seen 
 
 31.2.3. and they overtook Jacob in the ot. Gilead 
 54. they did eat, and tarried all night in the ot. 
 
 Exod. A. 27 . he went and met him in the ot. of God 
 
 19 . 12. take heed ye go not up into the ot. or 
 
 24. 12. L. said to Closes, come into m. Dent. 10.1. 
 
 1.3. Moses went up into the ot. of God, 15, 18. 
 
 18. Moses was in the ot. forty days anil forty 
 
 nights. Lent. 9. 9. 110. 10. 
 
 25. 40. look thou make them after their pattern 
 shewed thee in the ot. 26. 30.1 27. 8. Heb. 8. 5. 
 
 Num. 27 . 12. get thee up into ot. Abarim, and see 
 Lent. 32. 50. die in the ot. as Aaron died in ot. Hor 
 Josh. 8. .30. Joshua built an altar to Lord in ot. Ebal 
 
 2 Kings 23. 16. .losiah-spied the sepulchres in the ot. 
 
 2 Chr. 3. 1 . to build the liouse of Lord in ot. Moriah 
 Jfiz. 28.21 forthe L.shall rise upas m ot. Perazim 
 Acts 7 . 38. the angel who spake to him in ot. Sinai 
 2 Pet. 1.18. when we were with him in the holy ot. 
 
 See GiLBO.\. 
 
 MOUNT c/O/frci. 
 
 Zech. 14. 4. his feet shall stand on the ot. of Olives, 
 the OT. of O/Aw shall cleave in the midst thereof 
 l\Iat. 21.1. they were come to ot. of Ol. Luke 19.29. 
 24. 3. and as he sat upon ot. of Olives, Mark 1.3. ,3. 
 
 26. .30. and when he had sung an hymn, they went 
 out into OT. of Olives, Mark 14. 26. LwXc "22. .39. 
 
 Luke 19 . 37 . he was at the descent of ot. of Olives 
 21. 37 . atnight he went out, and abode in ot. ofOl. 
 John 8. 1. Jesus went unto the ot. of Olives 
 Acts 1.12. then they returned from' the ot. of Olives 
 Hee Sf.ir, Ziox. 
 
 MOUNTS. 
 
 Jer. .32. 24. the ot. are come to the city to fake it 
 .33. 4. the houses which are throven diiwn by the ot. 
 Ezek. 17 . 17 . nor make for him, bv casting up ot. 
 MOUNTAIN' 
 
 Signifies [1] A vast heap of earth raised to a great 
 height, either by nature or art, Prov. 8. 2.5. [2] 
 The church of God, whereof the temple built on 
 mount .Sion -car a type, Isa. 2. 2. [3J The idola¬ 
 trous inhabitants of the mountains, Ezek. 6. 2. 
 [4] Places of power and authority in a kingdom, 
 Amos 4. 1. [5] High places, whereon idoL were 
 worshipped, Isa. 57. 7-. Ezek. 18. 6. [6] Such 
 
 powerful obstacles as hinder the progress of the 
 gospel, Isa. 40. 4. | 49. 11. [7] Idols that 'were 
 
 worshipped in mountains, or high places, .ler. .3. 
 
 2.3. [8] 'Ihe most lofty and powerful enemies, 
 Isa. 41. 15. 
 
 A Catalogue of the most famous mountains men¬ 
 tioned in Scripture. 
 
 Mount Amalek, in the tribe of Ephraim, Judg 
 
 12. 15. 
 
 Mount Calvary, our Lord Jesus Christ icas 
 
 crucified, north-west from Jerusalem. Luke 2.3. .3.3. 
 
 Mount Carmel, near the Mediterranean sea, be¬ 
 tween Dora and Ptolemais, Josh. 19. 26. 
 
 Mount Ebal. near to Gerizim, Josh. 8. 30. 
 
 The mountain of Engedi, near the Dead sea. Josh. 
 
 15. 62. 
 
 Mount Gaash in tribe of Ephraim, 24. ,30. 
 Mount Gilboa, to the south of the valley of Israel', 
 
 2 Ham. 1.21. 
 
 Mount Gilead, Ac.vcal/Jordan, Gen. ,31. 21,2.3,25. 
 Mount Gerizim, whereon was afterwards the tem¬ 
 ple cf the Samai itans, Judg. 9.7. 
 
 Mount Hermon, beyondiorA-AXi,.Tosh. 11.3. 
 
 Mount Hor, in Idumea, Xum. SO. 22. 
 
M O U 
 
 M O U 
 
 MOU 
 
 Moimi TIoreb, near to Sinai, in Arabia Petraca, 
 Dent. 1. C. 
 
 Mount Tebanon, wJiich separates Syria /ww 
 Palestine, Detit. S.-25. 
 
 Moujit IMoriah, uhere the temple teas built, 2 
 Chron. 3. 1. 
 
 Mount iS ebo, part of the mountains of Abarim, 
 Num. 32. 3. 
 
 The mount p/" Olives, ichich stood to the east of 
 .Terusalein, arid was parted from the dtp only by 
 the brook Kidron, and the valley of .lebosliaphat. 
 ft was otherwise called, 'llie mount of Corruption, 
 2 Kings 23. 13. because on it Solomon built high 
 places to the gods of the Ammonites MoabiU'S, 
 out of complaisance to his idolatrous ivives, natives 
 of these nations, 1 Kings 11. 1. 7; It uas from this 
 mountain our isadour ascended into heaven. Acts 
 1 . 12 . 
 
 Mount of Paran, in Arabia Petrasa, Gen. 14. 6. 
 Dent. 1.1. 
 
 Mount V\%gA\\, beyond .Jordan, in the eountry of 
 Moab, Kum. 21. 2o. Deut. 31. 1. 
 
 Mount Seir, in Idumea, Gen. 14. fi. 
 
 Mount Sinai, in Arabia 'Petraja, Exod. 19. 2. 
 Deut. 33.2. 
 
 Mount Sion, near to mount IMoriah, 2 Sam. 5. 7- 
 Mount Tabor, in the lower Galilee, to the north 
 of the great plain, .ludg. 4. 6. 
 
 Gen. 14. 10. and they that remained fled to the m. 
 19. 17 . escape to the m. || 19. 1 cannot esca[)e to m. 
 Exod. 3.1. and came to the m. of G. even to IToreb 
 
 12. people from Tgypt, shall serve G. on this m. 
 
 19. 3. the T.ord called to him out of the m. sa^ ing 
 
 20. 18. all the people saw the m. smoking 
 Num.. 14. 40. they gat them up into top of tlie m. 
 Deut. 1. CO. ye are come to the m. of the Amorites 
 
 2. 3. ye have compassed this m. long enough 
 
 3. 25. let me see that goodly m. and Lebanon 
 
 4. 11. the m. burnt with lire to heaven, 5.23. 
 
 33. 19. they shall call the people to the m. 
 
 Josh. 2. 16. get ye to the m. and hide j-ourselves 
 
 11. 16. Joshua took the plain and the m. of Israel 
 14. 12. give me this m. || 17.18. tlie m. shall be thine 
 Judg. 1. 19. he (have out the inhabitants of the in. 
 34. Amorites forced children of Dan into the m. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 3. the Philistines stood on a m. on the 
 
 one side, and Israel stood on aw. on other si<ie 
 23. 26. Saul went on this side of tlie m. and David 
 and his men on that side of the m. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 16. the Spirit hath cast him on some m. 
 
 6 . 17 . the m. was full of horses and chariots 
 
 .Job 14. 18. surely thew. falling cometh to nought 
 Psal. 11. 1. how say ye,tiee as a bird to your m.? 
 .30. 7 . thou hast made my /«. to stand strong 
 78.54. brought to thisw. his right hand purcliased 
 Jsa. 2. 2. the^ m. of I,, house established, Mic. 4. 1. 
 
 3. let us go up to the m. of the Lord, Mic. 4. 2. 
 
 30. 17 . until ye be left as a beacon on the top of a m. 
 29 . as when one goeth with a pipe to m. of Lord 
 
 40. 4. every m. shall he made low, Luke 3. 5. 
 
 Jer. 16. 16. they shall hunt them from every m. 
 
 17 .3. O m 3 ’ m. in the field, I will give thy substance 
 26. 18. Zion plowed like a field, and the w. of the 
 house as high places of the forest, Mic. 3.12. 
 
 50. 6. my people have gone fi'om w. to hill 
 
 51. 25. 1 am against thee. O destroying m. saith 
 
 the Lord, and I will make thee a burnt m. 
 Lam. 5. 18. our eyes are dim, because of w. of Zion 
 Ezek. 11. 23. the glory of the T.ord stood on fhe m. 
 28. 16. I will cast thee as profane out ofw. of God 
 43. 12. this is fhe law of the house on top of fhe m. 
 tl5. Ilariel, thew. of God, shall be four cubits 
 Dan. 2. .35. and the stone became a great m. 
 
 45. the stone was cut out of the m. without hands 
 Alic. 7 . 12 . he shall come to thee from w. to m. 
 Hag. 1 . 8 . go up tow. bring wood and build house 
 Zeph. 4. 7 . who art thou, () great m. before Zerubb. 
 
 8. .3. be called the m. of the Lord, fhe holy m. 
 
 14. 4. half of w. shall remove towards the north 
 Alat. 5. 1. and seeing the multitudes, he went up 
 into a m. 14. 23. | 15. 29. Alark 3. 13. | 6. 46. 
 Luke(). 12. 1 9. 28. John 6. 3, 15. 
 
 8. 1. when he was come down from fhe m. 
 
 17 . 1. Jesus bringeth them into an high m. apart 
 
 9. and as they came down from the m. Alark 9. 9. 
 20. if ye have faith, as a grain of mustard, shall 
 say to this w. remove hence, 21. 21. MarkD. 23. 
 
 28.16. went into a m. where .lesus had appointed 
 J.ukeS. .32. an herd of many swine feeding on m. 
 Ileb. 12. 20. if so much as a beast touch the m. 
 llev. 6.14. every w. and island were removed from 
 8. 8. as it were a great w. burning with fire 
 High MOUKTAIK. 
 
 Isa. 13. 2. lift 3 'e up a banner upon fhe high m. 
 
 .30. 25. there shall be upon every high m. rivers 
 40. 9. O Zion, get thee up into the high m. 
 
 57 . 7 . on a lofty and high m. hast thou set thy bed 
 Jer. 3. 6. Israel is gone up uponever 3 ' high m. 
 Ezek. 17 . 22. and I will plant it on a high m. 
 
 40. 2. he brought me, and set me on a very high m. 
 Mat. 4. 8. thedevil taketh him up intoan exceeding 
 h.m. and sheweth kingdoms of world, ImkeA.b. 
 
 17 . 1. .lesus taketh Peter, James, and John, and 
 bringeth into an high m. apart, Alark 9. 2. 
 llev. 21. 10. he carried me in the Spirit to high m. 
 See IIoi.Y, 
 
 In the, or in this IM OUNTA IN. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 30. T.otwent from Zoar,and dwelt in them. 
 Exod. 15. 17 .plant them in the w.of thine inheritance 
 Num. 13. 17 . Moses Said unto them,go up into the m. 
 Deut. 32. 49 . get thee up in this m. Abarim, to Kebo 
 Judg. 3. 27 . he blew a ti um|)et in the m. of Lphraiin 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 14. David remained in a m. of Ziph 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 2. Solomon told 80,000 to hew in them. 
 Psal. 48. l.God is to be praised n/./Ac w.of holiness 
 Isa. 25. 6. in this m. shall the Lord make a feast 
 
 7 . he will destroy in this m. the face of covering 
 
 10. in this m. shall the hand of the Lord rest 
 Ezek. 17 . 23. in them, of Israel 1 will plant it 
 Jimos 4. 1. ye kine, that are in the m. of Samaria 
 
 6. 1. w'oe to them that trust in the m. of Samaria 
 John 4, 20. our fathers worshipped in this m. 
 
 JohnA. 21. neither inthis m. nor Jerusalem, worship 
 MOUN'j AIKS. [the Lather 
 Gen. 7 . 20. m. were cover. H 8 .4. ark rested on the m. 
 
 8 . 5 . in tenth montli tops of tlie m. were seen 
 Hum. .3.3. 48. they departed from fhe m. of Abarim 
 Dent. 12 . 2. ye shall destr 03 ’ places on the high m. 
 Josh. 11.21. .loshuacutoff the Anakims from the///, 
 Judg. 5. 5. the m. melted from before the Lord 
 
 11 . , 37 . that 1 may go up and down on the m. 
 
 38. she bewailed her virginity on the m. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. ye m. of Gilboa, let there be no dew 
 1 Kings 19.11. a great and strong wind rent the m. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8 . were as swift as the roes on the m. 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 16. 1 did see all Isr. scattered on the m. 
 Job 9 . 5. which removeth the ///.and they know not 
 
 28. 9 . he overturnefh thew. 63 - the roots 
 40. 20. surel 3 ’ the m. bring him forth food 
 Psal. .36. 6 . thy righteousness is like the great m. 
 46. 2. tho' the m. be carried into the midst of the sea 
 3. though thew. shake with the swelling thereof 
 65. 6 . 1 ) 3 ’ his strength settefh fast the w. 
 
 72 . .3. the •>;/. shall bring peace to the people 
 76. 4. thou art more glorious than the w. of prey 
 8.3.14. as the flames setteth the m. on fire 
 90. 2. before the m. were brought forth 
 104. 6 . tlie waters stood above the w. 
 
 8. they go up by tlie w.down 63’ fhe valle3’S 
 
 114.4. w. skipped like rams, little hills as lambs, 6 . 
 125. 2 . as the w. are round about Jerusalem 
 1.33. .3. as the dew that descended on thew. 
 
 144. 5. touch the w. and they shall smoke 
 
 147 . 8. who maketh grass to grow on the m. 
 
 148. 9. w. and all hills praise the Imrd 
 
 Prov. 8. 25. before the m. were settled, before fhe 
 
 hills was 1 brought forth 
 Cant. 2. 8. behold, he cometh leaping on fhe m. 
 
 17 . turn, and be thou like a roe on the w. 8 . 14. 
 
 4. 8. look from Amana and the w. of the leopards 
 Isa. 2. 14. tlie day of the Lord shall he on high m. 
 14. 25. and on my w. tread him under foot 
 
 18. .3. when he liffeth ui) an ensign on the m. 
 
 34. .3. the m. shall be melted with their blood 
 
 40. 12. who hath weighed the m. in scales 
 
 41. 15. thou shalt thresh thew. and beat small 
 42.15. and I w ill make waste w. and hills 
 
 41. 2.3. break forth into singing, ye w. 49. 13, 
 
 49. 11. and 1 will make all my m. a way 
 
 52. 7 . how beautiful on the m. are feet, hah. 1. 15. 
 
 54 . 10 . foi'the w. shall depart, the hills be removed 
 55.12. w. shall break forth before 3 on into singing 
 64. 1. fhe w. might flow down at th v presence, 3. 
 65.7. w’hich have burnt incense on the w. 
 
 9. will bring out of .ludah an inheritor of my m. 
 Jer. 4. 24. t beheld the w. and they trembled 
 
 9.10. for the m. will 1 take up a weeping 
 
 13. 16. before your feet stumble on tlie dark m. 
 17.26. shall come from the w. bringing offerings 
 
 31. 5. shall plant vines on the w. of Samaria 
 46. 18. as Tabor among the w. so shall ye come 
 
 50. 6. Ihe 3 ’ have turned them awa 3 ' on the m. 
 
 Lam. 4. 19. our persecutors pursued us on the m. 
 Ezek. 6. 2. set thy face toward fhe w. of Israel 
 
 3. and sa 3 ’, ye w.of Israel, hear the word of Ld. 
 
 7 .16. they shall be on the w. like doves of valleys 
 
 18. 6. and hath not eaten upon the m. 15. 
 
 11. but hath eaten on the w. and defiled 
 
 19. 9. his voice should no more be heard on thew. 
 
 22. 9 . and in thee they eat upon the m. 
 
 .31. 12. upon the w. his branches are fallen 
 
 .32. 5. 1 will lay tio’ flesh on fhe w. and fill valleys 
 
 .3.3. 28. the m. of Isi ael shall be desolate 
 
 34. 6. my sheep wandered through all the m. 
 
 13. I will feed them on fhe w. of Israel, 14. 
 
 .35. 8. T will fill his w. with his slain men 
 
 12. which thou hast spoken against the w. of Israel 
 
 36.1. prophesy unto fhe m. of Israel, and say, ye w. 
 
 of Israel, hear the word of fhe Loi d, 4. 
 
 8. but ye, O w. of Isr. shall shoot forth branches 
 . 37 . 22 . 1 will make one nation on the w. of Israel 
 .38. 8. and is gathered out against the w. of Israel 
 
 20. and the w. shall be thrown down 
 
 21.1 will call a sword against him thro’ all my m. 
 
 39 . 2 . an(l I will bring thee on the w. of Israel 
 
 4. thou shalt fall on the w. of Israel, and all bands 
 17 . even a great sacrifice on the w. of Israel 
 
 Joel 2. 2. as the morning spread upon the w. 
 
 .3. 18. that the w. shall cirop down new wine 
 Amos 1. t 13. because they di\ ided the w. 
 
 3. 9 . assemble yourselves on the w. of .Samaria 
 
 4. 1.3. he that formeth the w. the T.oi’d is his name 
 
 9 . 1.3. and the w. shall drop sweet wine 
 Alic. 1. 4. the m. shall be molten under b.im 
 
 6.1. arise, contend thou befoi e the w. let fhe hills 
 2. liearye, O ye w. the T.ord s controveisy 
 Nah. 1. 5. the m. quake at him, the hills melt 
 .3. 18. thy people is scattered on the w. no man 
 Hah. .3.6. the everlasting w. were scattered, the hills 
 
 10. thew. saw thee, and thP 3 ’ trembled 
 Hag. 1. 11. I called for a drought on thew. 
 
 /.ech.J). 1. four chariots between the w. of brass 
 Mai. 1. .3. I hated L.sau, and laid his w. waste 
 Alat. 18. 12. and goeth into the m. and seeketh 
 
 24. 16. let them which be in .ludea tlee into thew. 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 2. all faith, so that 1 could remove m. 
 Pev. 16 . 20. every island, and the m. were not found 
 17 . 9. the seven heads are seven w. on w hich 
 Jn the MOUMJ AINS. 
 
 Exod.?i2. 12. bi'ing them out fo slay them in the m. 
 Num.VtA.AJ. pitched in t. m. of Abarim, before Nebo 
 Dent. 2. .3?. thou earnest not to the cities in the m. 
 Josh. 10. 6. the kings that dwell in t. m. aie gathered 
 Judg.(>.2. Israel made them dens in the rn. and caves 
 1 26 . 20 . as one doth hunt a partridge nt them. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 15. eighty thousand hewers in the m. 
 
 2 Chr. 21. 11. he inade high i)laces in w. of Judah 
 26. 10. Uzaiah had vine dressers in the m. 
 
 Jsa. 13. 4. the noise of a multitude, in the m. like 
 Alark 5. 5. night and day he \yas in the m. and tombs 
 Hah. 11. 38. they wandered in deserts and in the m. 
 Of the MOUN I'AI NS. 
 
 Gen. 8. 5. tops of the m. were seen in the tenth month 
 22. 2 offer him on one ot m. i will tell thee of 
 
 Num. 2.3. 7 . Palak brought me out ot w. of the east 
 Deut. 32. 22. set on fire the foundations w. 
 .33. 15. for the chief things “/the ancient w, 
 
 Judg. 9. 25. set liers in wait for him in top of the m. 
 36. there come people down fiom the tope/ them. 
 tliou seest fhe shadow of the m. as if they were men 
 2 /Vm. 19 . 2 . 3 . 1 am come itpto height c/w. /w. .37.24 
 Job 24. 8. they are w et with the showers of the m. 
 39 . 8. the range of the m. is Ins pasture 
 Ps. 50. 11. 1 knowall the fowls (//Ac w. and beasts 
 
 72 .16. shall be an handful of corn on topc//Acw. 
 Prov. 27 . 25. and herbs of the m are gathered 
 Isa. 2. 2. shall be established in top of m. Alic. 4. 1. 
 17- 13. and shall be chased as the chaff r/ the m. 
 
 18. 6. they shall be left to the fow Is of the m. 
 
 42. 11. let them shout from the top of the m. 
 
 Jer.‘A. 2.3. hoped lor from the multitiuie c//Ac w. 
 
 32. 44. shall take witnesses in the cities of the nu 
 .3.3. 13. in cities of the m. shall Hocks i)ass again 
 Ezek. 6.13. their slain shall be in the topse/zAc w. 
 7 . 7 . and not the sounding again (//Ac w. 
 
 Hos. 4. 1.3. they sacrifice on the tops of them. 
 
 Joel 2. 5. like the noise of chariots on tops(:/7Aew. 
 Jonah 2. 6. I went down fo the bottom of them. 
 Zech. 14. 5. and ye shall flee to the valley of them. 
 Rev. 6. 15. hid themselves in the rocks of them. 
 
 To the MOLNTAINS. 
 
 Cant. 4. 6. I will get me to the m. of myrrh 
 Isa. 22. 5. it is a da V of trouble and crying to them. 
 Ezek. 6. 3. thus saitli the L. to the m. and hills, 36. 4. 
 32.6. I will water witli thy blood even/((/Ac w. 
 36. 1. son of man, prophesy to them, of Israel, 6. 
 Hos. 10. 8. and they shall say to the m. cover us 
 Alark 5. 11. there was nigh to the m. a herd of swine 
 
 13. 14. that be in .1 udea flee to the m. Luke 21. 21. 
 Luke 23. 30. begin to say to m. fall on us. Rev. 6.16. 
 
 MOURN. 
 
 Gen. 23. 2. Abraham came to w. for Sarah 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 1. how' long wilt thou w. for Saul ? 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 31. rend clothes, and w. before Abner 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 29. old prophet came into fhe city to w. 
 
 14. 13. all Israel shall w. for him, and bury him 
 Nell. 8. 9. this day is holy to the T.ord, w. not 
 
 Job 2. 11. he made an appointment to w. with him 
 
 5.11. that those which in. may be exalted to safety' 
 
 14. 22. and his soul within him shall m. 
 
 Psal. 55. 2. 1 m. in my complaint, and make a noise 
 Prov. 5. 11. and thou m. at fhe last, when thy flesh 
 29. 2. wl’.en the wicked bear rule, the people m. 
 Eccl. .3. 4. a time to m. and a time to dance 
 Isa. 3. 26. and her gates shall lament and m. 
 
 16. 7 . for foundations of Ivir-hareseth shall ye m. 
 
 19 . 8. fishers shall m. i| .38. 14. 1 did m. as a do e 
 59 . 11. we roar like bears, we m. sore like doves 
 61. 2. he hath sent me to comfort all that m. 
 
 3. toappointthem that///, in Zion beauty forashes 
 66. 10. rejoice foi joy.all ye that ///.foi hei- 
 Jer. 4. 28. for this shall eaith m. and heavens black 
 
 12. 4. how long shall riie land m. herbs wither \ 
 
 48. 31. my heart shall m. for men of Kir-hereseth 
 
 Lam. 1.4. ways oi' Zion do m. because none come 
 Ezek. 7 . 12. the lime is come, let not the sellei' m. 
 27 . the king shall m. and the prince be clothed 
 24. 16. yet neither shalt thou m. nor weep 
 
 23. ye shall pine aw ay and rn. one towards anothei 
 .31. 15. 1 caused Lebanon to rn. for him 
 Hos. 4.3. therefore shall the land m. and languish 
 
 10. 5. for the people shall rn. over Samaria 
 Joel\. 9. the priests, the I-ord’s ministers, 7 / 7 . 
 Amos\.2. the habitations of the shepherds shall m. 
 
 8. 8. and every one m. that dwelleth therein, 9. 5. 
 Zech. 12.10. and shall rn. for him as one mournelh 
 
 12. and the land shall m. e\ery family apart 
 Alat. 5. 4. blessed are they that rn. for they shall 
 
 9 . 15. can the children of the bride-chamber rn. t 
 
 24. 30. then shall all the tribes of the earth rn, 
 
 Luke 6. 25. woe to you that laugh, for ye shall rn. 
 Jam. 4. 9 . be afflicted, and rn. and weep 
 Rev. 18. 11. the merchants shall weep and m. 
 MOUKNLD. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 34. Jacob rn. for his son many days 
 50. .3. Egyptians rn. for Jacob seventy days, 10. 
 Exod. 33. 4. and when the people heard these evil 
 tidings, they m. Num. 14. 39. 
 Num. 20. 29. the congregation rn. for Aaion 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 35. nevertheless Samuel rn. for Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 12. and they rn. for Saul and .lonathau 
 11.26. I'athslieba //(.for Uriah her husband 
 
 13. . 37 . David rn. for his son Absalom every day' 
 
 14. 2. as one tliat had long time rn. for the dead 
 1 Kings 13. .30. and they rn. over the man of God 
 
 14.18. all Israel m. for Jeroboam’s son 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 22. Ephraim their father //(. ntany days 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 24. and all Judah rn. for Josiah 
 F.zra 10. 6. I'.e in. foi the transgression of them 
 Neh. 1. 4. I sat dow n and rn. certain days 
 
 Zech. 7 . 5. when ye in. and fasted, did ye last to me ’ 
 Alat. 11. 17 . and saying, we have rn. unto you, and 
 ye have not lamented, LukeJ. .32. 
 Alark 16.10. and she told them as they rn. and wept 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 2. are puffed ui', and have not rather rn. 
 
 MOU RN ER. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 2. I prav thee, feign thyself to be a m. 
 
 IMOURN ER.S. 
 
 .Job 29 . 25. T dwelt as one that comforteth the rn. 
 Reel. 12. 5. and the in. go about the streets 
 La. 57. 18. 1 w ill restore comforts to him and his m 
 Hos. 9. 4 . saci ilices shall be to them as bread 01 rn, 
 JdOURN EJ 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 1. behold, the king//), for Absalom 
 Psal. 35. 14. I bow ed as one that in. tor his mother 
 8ff. 9 . mine eve rn. by rea.'On of alllictiou 
 Jsa. 24. 4 . the’earth m. 33. 9. Il7. the new wine rn. 
 Jer. 12. 11. mv vinevard being desolate //;. to me 
 1-1.2. Judah'///, and tlie gates thereof languish 
 23. 10. for because of swearing the land ///. 
 
 Joel 1. 10. the land in. for the corn is w a.->ted 
 Zech. 12. 10. as one that ///. tor his lirst-boi 11 
 .MOU R M U LEV. 
 
 Mai. 3. 14. w hat profit that w e have w alked m. 
 .MOURNING 
 
 Signifies, [1] A godly sorrow for cur own, or fot 
 
 V 3t'l 
 
MO U 
 
 MOU 
 
 MOU 
 
 the sins of others. Mat. 5.4. [2] A moderate sor¬ 
 row and concern for the afflictions and worldly 
 losses that befall ourselves or others, Geu. 2.3. 2. | 
 50. 3. [.3] Exceeding great and most grievous 
 lamentation. Mat. 24. 30. [4] Judgments and 
 
 calamities, which should cause most bitter mourn¬ 
 ing, Kzek. 2. 10. 
 
 Tke Hebrews, at the death of their near friends and 
 relations, used great signs of grief and mourning. 
 They wept, tore their clothes, smote their breasts, 
 fasted, and lay upon the ground, and went barefoot. 
 The time of mourning was commonly seven days ; 
 but sorrietimes this was lengthened or shortened, 
 according to the state or circumstances in which 
 they found themselves; the mourning for Saul 
 lasted but seven days, 1 Sam. 31. 13. but those for 
 IVIoses and Aaron were prolonged to thirty days, 
 ^iuiu 20. 29. Deut. 34. B. The whole time of 
 their mourning, the near relations of the deceased 
 continued sitting in their houses, and ale upon the 
 ground; the food they took was thought unclean, 
 and even themselves were judged impure. 'I'heir 
 sacrifices shall be to them as the bread of mourn¬ 
 ers, all that eat thereof shall be polluted, llos. 9. 
 
 4. Their faces were covered, and for all that time 
 they could not apply themselves to any labour. 
 They did not dress themselves, nor make their beds, 
 nor uncover their heads, nor shave themselves, nor 
 cut their nails, nor saluted any body. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 41. the days of ot. for my father are at hand 
 
 50. 4. and when the days of his m. were past 
 
 10. he made a m. for his father .Tacob seven days 
 
 11. the Canaanites saw the m. this is a grievous m. 
 Deut. 26.14. I have not eaten thereof in my m. 
 
 34. 8. so the days oim. for Moses were ended 
 £ Sam. 11. 27 . when the m. was past David sent 
 
 19 . 2. the victory that day was turned into m. 
 Dsth. 4. 3. there was great rn. among the .lews 
 
 9. 22. was turned to them from m. into a good day 
 Job 3. 8. who are ready to raise up their m. 
 
 30. 31. my harp als<) is turned to m. and my organ 
 Psal. 30. 11. thou hast turned my m. info dancing 
 Eccl. 7 . 2. it is better to go to the house oi'm. 
 
 4. the heart of the wise is in the house of m. 
 
 Isa. 22. 12. in that day the Lord did call tom. 
 
 51. 11. and sorrow and m. shall flee away 
 
 60. 20. and the days of thy m. shall be ended 
 
 61. 3. to give to them the oil of joy for m. 
 
 Jer. 6. 26. make thee m. as for an only son 
 
 16. 5. enter not into the house of m. neitlier go 
 31.13. for I will turn their m. into joy 
 Tam. 2. 5. increased in the daughter of .Tudah m. 
 
 5. 15. joy is ceased, our dance is turned into m. 
 Ezek. 2 . 10 . was wi itten lamentations, m. and woe 
 24. 17 . no m. fertile dead 1| 31. 15. I caused aw. 
 Joel 2. 12. turn ye to me with weeping and m. 
 Amos 5.16. they shall call the husbandmen to m. 
 
 8. 10. and I will turn your feasts into m. and I 
 will make it as the m. of an only son 
 Mic. 1.11. carne notfortli in the m. of Beth-ezel 
 Zech.\Q..\l.m. in .lerusalem, as m. of Hadadrimmon 
 Mat.<2,. 18. was heard great m. Hachel weeping 
 £ Cor. 7- 7- 'vhen he told us your desire, j’our in. 
 Jam. A. 9. let your laughter be turned into m. 
 liev. 18. 8. in one day death and m. and famine 
 MOUHIS'IMG. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 35. will go down to the grave to my son m. 
 
 ^ Sam. 14. 2. I pray thee, put on m. apparel 
 Esth. 6. 12. but Hainan hasted to his house m. 
 
 Job 30. 28. I went m. without the sun. T stood up 
 Psal. .38.6.1 am troubled, I go in. all day long 
 
 42. 9. why go I m. bee. of oppression of enemy, 43.2. 
 Jer. 9 . 17. consider ye, and call for the m. women 
 16. 7- in m. to comfort them for the dea l 
 Ezek. 7 . 16. all of them m. for their iniquities 
 Dan. 10. 2. in those days I Daniel was m. 3 weeks 
 Mic. 1.8.1 will make a w. as the owls 
 MOUSE. 
 
 Lev. 11. 29 . the weasel and m. shall be unclean 
 Isa. 66 . 17 . eating the abomination, and the m. 
 MOUfll 
 
 Signifies [ 1 ] The part of the body so called, ichich 
 IS an instrument of speech, Psal. 115. 5.1 1.35. I 7 . 
 [ 2 ] ^eech, or words uttered by the mouth, .lob 19 . 
 16. Psal. 73- 9. Isa. 49. 2 . [.3] .Just desires and 
 necessities, Psal. 10.3. 5. [4] The palate. Job 12 
 n. [5] The throat. Psalm 149. + 6 . [ 6 ] A door, 
 Daniel 3.126. [71 Treedom and boldness of speech, 
 Luke 21. 15. [ 8 ] Boasting, .ludg. 9 . 38. [ 9 ] 
 
 Reproaches and calumnies. Job 5. 15. [ 10 ] A tes¬ 
 timony, Deut. 17 . 6 . 
 
 If my mouth hath kissed my hand, .Job 31. 27 . 
 This was a marker token of worship and adoration 
 1 Kings 19. 18. Hos. 13. 2 . and when the idols 
 were out of the reach of idolaters, that they could 
 not kiss them, they used to kiss their hands, and 
 as It were to throw kisses at them : .lob here in¬ 
 sinuates, that he had used no such idolatrous prac¬ 
 tice, while he beheld the .sun or moon. To ask 
 counsel at the mouth of the T.ord, Josh. 9. 14. is 
 to consult him. 'J'hey set theii mouth against the 
 heavens, P.sal. 73. 9. They speak arrogantly, 
 insolently, and without the fear of God; they hid 
 defiance both to God and man, blaspheming God's 
 name, denying or deriding his providence, reviling 
 his servants, 4'c. God appoints, that Ids lawma}’ 
 be always in the mouth of his people. Josh. 1.8. 
 that is. That the Israelites may commune fre- 
 gvently with one another about it, and that the 
 seiuence which should come out of their mouth, 
 might in all things be given according to that 
 rule. Moses tells us, that God opened the mouth 
 of Balaam's ass, ISum. 22 . 28. He made her 
 speak to her master, and reason the matter with 
 him for a time. Out of the abundance of the 
 heart the mouth speaketh, Mat. 12. 34. Men's 
 discourses are the echo of the .sentiments of their 
 hearts; your speech bewrays the wickedness of your 
 hearts. !Not that Mhich goeth into tlie mouth 
 detileth a man. Mat. 15. 11. It is neither meat 
 nor drink that makes a man unclean in the sight 
 of God. 
 
 322 
 
 Gen. 8. 11. and lo, in her m. was an olive-leaf 
 24. 57 . call the damsel, and inquire at her m. 
 
 29. 2. and a gmeat stone was upon the well’s m. 
 
 . 3 . they rolled the stone from the well's m. 10. 
 
 34. + 26. slew Hamor with the m. of the sword 
 
 42. 27. his money was in his sack’s m. 43. 12, 21. 
 
 43. t 7 . we told according to the m. of these words 
 45. t21. gave waggons, according to m. of Pharaoh 
 
 Eiod. 4. 11. Lord said, who hath made man’s m.? 
 
 16. even he shall be to thee instead of a m.— 
 Nnm. 12. 8. with him will 1 S|)eak m. to m. 
 
 16. 30. the earth open her m. and swallow them up 
 
 2.3. 5. the Lord put a word in Balaam’s m. 
 
 35. 30. whoso kills any person, shall be put to death 
 
 by the in. of witnesses, Deut. 17. 6. | 19. 15. 
 Josh. 9. t 2. they gathered together with one m. 
 
 10. 18. roll great stones on the m. of the cave, 27. 
 22. open m. of cave, and bring out the five kings 
 
 1 Earn. 1. 12. as she prayed, Eli marked her m. 
 
 2 Earn. 14. 3. so .loan put tlie words in her m. 19. 
 
 17.. 19 . she spread a covering over the well’s m. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 18. every m. that hath not kissed him 
 22. 13. the words of the prophets declare good to 
 
 the king with one m. 2 Chr,>n. 18. t 12. 
 22. I will go forth and be a lying spirit in the//i. 
 
 of his prophets, 23. 2 Citron. 18,. 21, 22. 
 
 2 10. + 21. was so full, that they stood m.iom. 
 
 21. t 16. till he filled Jerusalem from m. to m. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 22. heark. not to K echo from m. of God 
 
 36. 21. to fulfil the word of the Lord by the m. of 
 
 Jeremiah, 22. Ezra 1 . 1 . 
 Esth. 7 . 8 . as the word went out of the king’s m. 
 Job 5. 16. poor hath hope, iniquitj’ steppeth herw. 
 
 12. 11. doth not the m. taste his m. ' 34. 3. 
 
 .32. 5. there was no answer in the m. of these men 
 Psal. 8. 2. out of m. of babes hast ordained strength 
 
 22. 21. save me from the lion’s m. for thou heardest 
 .32. 9. whose m. must be held in with bit and briclle 
 . 37 . 30. the m. of the righteous speaketh wisdom 
 .38. 14. and in w hose m. are no reproofs 
 
 6.3. 11. but m. tliat speaketh lies shall be stopped 
 69. 15. let not the pit shut her m. upon me 
 
 107. 42. and all iniquity shall stop her m. 
 
 109. 2. m. of w icked, m. of deceitful are opened 
 126. 2 . then was our w. filled with laughter 
 141. 7 . our bones aie scattered at the grave's m. 
 144. 8 . whose m. speaketh vanity, 11.“ 
 
 Prov. 4. 24. put away from thee a frow'ard m. 
 
 5. .3. and her m. is smoother than oil 
 
 6. 12. wicked man walketh with froward m. 10. 32. 
 8. 1.3. proud, and the froward m. do 1 hate 
 
 10. 6. violence coverefh the m. of the wicked, 11. 
 
 14. the m. of the foolish is near destruction 
 
 31. the m. of the just bringeth forth wisdom 
 
 11. 11. the city is overthrown by m. of the wicked 
 
 12. 6. the m. of the upright shall deliver them 
 
 14. 3. in the m. of the foolish is a rod of pride 
 
 15. 2. the m. of fools poureth out foolishness 
 14, the m. of fools feedeth on foolishness 
 
 28. the m. of the wicked poureth out evil things 
 
 18. 4. the words of a man’s m. are as deep wafers 
 7- a fool’s m. is his destruction, and his lips 
 
 19 . 28. the m. of the wicked devoureth iniquity 
 
 22. 14. the m. of a strange w'oman is a deep pit 
 26. 7- so is a parable in the m. of fools, 9. 
 
 28. and a flattering m. worketh ruin 
 .30. 20. she eateth, and wipeth her m. and saith 
 Eccl. 10. 12. w’ords of a wise man’s m. arc gracious 
 Isa. 9 . 12. thej’ shall devour Israel with open';«. 
 
 17 . an evil doer, and every m. speaketh folly 
 57 . 4. against whom make ye a wide m. ? 
 
 59 . 21. my .Spirit not depart out of m. of fhv seed 
 Jer. .32. 4. shall speak with him m. to m. .34. .3. 
 
 .36.4. Baruch wrote from m. of Jerem. 27,32. | 45.1. 
 
 44._ 17 . what thing goeth forth out of our m. 
 
 26. no more nained in m. of any man of Judah 
 L«w. 3. .38. out of the m. of Most High proceedeth 
 Ezek. 21. 22. to open the m. in the slaughter 
 
 29 . 21. I will give thee the opening of the m. 
 
 Dan. 3. 26. came near to the m. of the furnace 
 4. 31. while the word was in the king’s m. 
 
 6 . 17 . a stone brought, and laifl on the ?«. of the den 
 
 7 . 5. it had three ribs in m. of it between teeth 
 
 8. there was a m. speaking great things, 20. 
 
 Hos. 2 . 17 . take the names of Baalim out of her m. 
 Amos .3. 12. as a shepherd taketh out of the m. 
 
 Nah. 3. 12. shall even fall into thew(. of the eater 
 Zech. 5. 8. cast the weight of lead on the m. of it 
 Mat. 4. 4. that proceedeth out of the m. of God 
 12. 34. abundance of the heart the m. speaketh 
 
 15. 11. what goeth into the m. defileth not 
 
 18. 16 . that in the m. of two or three witnesses 
 every word may be established, 2 Cor. 13. 1. 
 21. 16. out of the m. of babes hast perfected praise 
 l.uke 1. 70 . as he spake by m. of his holy prophets 
 
 21. 15. for 1 will give jmu a m. and wisdom 
 Actsl. 16. Holy Ghostspake by m. of David, 4. 25. 
 
 .3.18. God shewed by m. of all his prophets, 21. 
 
 15. 27. M’ho shall tell you the same things by m. 
 
 23. 2. commanded them to smite him on the m. 
 Rom. 3.14. whose m. is full of cursing and bittern. 
 
 19 . that every m. ma}’ be stopiied, and all world 
 10. 10. with the m. confession is made to salvation 
 
 15. 6. that ye may with one m. glorify God 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 9. thou shalt not muzzle the m. of the ox 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 17 . I was delivered out of m. of the lion 
 .Tam. 3. 10. out of the same m. proceedeth blessing 
 Rev. 1.3. 5. given to him aw. speaking blasphemies 
 
 16. 13. the spirits came out of m. of the dragon 
 
 His IMOUTH. 
 
 Gen. 25. + 28. loved Esau, for venison was in hism. 
 Exod. 4.15. put words in hism. 1 will be with hism. 
 Num. 2.3. 16. God put a word in hism. and said, go 
 .30. 2. accord, to all that proceedeth out of his m. 
 Deut. 18. 18. and 1 will put my words in his m. 
 
 1 Sain._^ 14. 26. but no w. put his hand to his m. 27 . 
 
 17- 35. 1 went and delivered it out of his m. 
 
 2 Earn. 1". + 5. and let us hear what is in his m. 
 
 18. 25. if he be alone, there is tidings in his m. 
 
 22. 9. and tire out of hism. devoured, Psal. 18.8. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 15. spake with his m. to Dav. 2 Chr. 6. 4. 
 
 2 Kings i. 34. and he put his m. on his m. 
 
 1 Chr. 16.12. remember the judgments of his m. 
 Job 15. .30. by the breath of hts m. he shall go away 
 
 20. 12. though wickedness be sweet in ats m. 
 
 13. though he keep it still within hn. m. 
 
 22.22. receive, I pray thee, the law from his m. 
 23. 12. 1 have esteemed the words of///.< ///. more 
 37 .2. and the sound that goeth out of his m. 
 
 40. 2.3. that he can draw i.p .Iordan into his m. 
 
 41. 19. outof// jV m. go burning lamps and sparks 
 
 21. and a flame goeth out of his m. 
 
 Psal. 10. 7- his m. is full of cursing and (ieceit 
 33. 6. the host of them made by breath of hts m. 
 36. .3. the words of his m. are iniquity and deceit 
 .38. 13. as a dumb man that e peneth not /,?, m. 
 
 55. 21. words of hism. are smoother than butter 
 105. 5. remember the judgments of his m. 
 
 Prov. 2. 6. out of his m. cometh knowledge 
 
 11. 9. hyi^ocrite with hism. destroyeth neiglibour 
 
 12. 14. satisfied with good by the fruit of his m. 
 
 I. 3. 2. a man shall eat goofl by the fruit of his m. 
 .3. he thatkeepeth his m. keepefh his life 
 
 15.23. a man hath joy by the answer of hism. 
 
 16. 10. his m. transgresseth not in judgment 
 
 2.3. the heart of the wise teacheth his m. 
 
 26. for himself, for his m. craveth it of him 
 
 18. 6. and his m. calleth for strokes 
 
 20. shall be satisfied with the fruit of his m. 
 
 19 . 24. will not so much as bring it to hL m. 26.15. 
 
 20. 17 . but hism. shall be tilled with gravel 
 
 21. 23. whoso keepeth his m. keepetli his.soul 
 Eccl. 6. 7- all the labour of a man is for hu m. 
 
 10. 13. beginning of words of//;> m. is loolishness 
 Cant. 1. 2. let him kiss me with the kissesof his m. 
 
 5. 16. his m. is most sweet, this is my beloved 
 Isa. 11. 4. smite the earth with the rod of his m. 
 
 53. 9- neither was any deceit in hism. 
 
 Jer. 9. 8. one speaketh peaceably with//i.f ot. 
 
 20. and let your ear receive the word of his m. 
 36.17.hovy didst thpu write all these word.sat hism. 
 51. 44. bring out of/(if ll;at which heswaliowed 
 
 Lam. 1. 118. for 1 have rebelled against hts m. 
 
 3. 29 . he puttetli his m. in the dust, if so be there 
 
 4. 4. the tongue cleaveth to the roof of Afv m. 
 Zech. 9 . 7 . 1 will take aw’ay his bloodoutof hism. 
 Mai. 2. 6 . the law’ of truth was in//?.' /w. 
 
 7 . and they should seek the law’ at his m. 
 
 Luke 1. 64. and his m. was opened immediately 
 4. 22. gracious words proceeded out of hism. 
 
 6. 45. of the abundance of heart his m. speaketh 
 
 II. 54. seeking to catch somewhat out of his m. 
 
 22. 71 -Ourselves have heard of his owm m. 
 
 John 19 . 29 . filled a spunge and put it to his m. 
 
 Acts 22.14. and shouldest hear tiie voice of his m. 
 
 2 'Thess. 2. 8. shall consume with the spirit of his m. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 22. neither was guile found in h:s in. 
 
 Rev. 1.16. outof,'(A;«. w'entasharpswoi'd.19.15,21. 
 
 12.15. the serpent cast outof his m. water 
 
 16 . the flood which the dragon cast outof his m. 
 
 13. 2. and his m. was as the mouth of a lion 
 
 Eee Lord. 
 
 My MOU ITT. 
 
 Gen. 45.12. that it is my m. that speaketh to j'OU 
 Nnm. 22. 38. the word G. putteth in my m. 23. 12. 
 Deut. 32. 1. hear, O earth, the words of my m. 
 
 1 Earn. 2. 1. my m. isenlargetl over mine enemies 
 Job 7 . 11 . therefore 1 will not refrain my m. 
 
 9 . 20. mine ow n m. shall condemn me 
 
 16. 5. I would strengthen you with my m. 
 
 19 . 16. 1 entreated my servant with my m. 
 
 23. 4. I would fill mym. with arguments 
 31. 27 . or my m. hath kissed mj’ hand 
 
 30. neither have I suft'ered my m. to sin 
 
 3.3. 2. behold my tongue hath spoken in my m. 
 
 40. 4. 1 am v ile, 1 will lay 1113 - hand uponwj^ m. 
 Ps. 17 . 3. purposed that w/.yw.shall not transgress 
 19. 14. let the words of my m. be acceptable 
 34. 1. his praise shall continuallv’ be in my m. 
 
 39. 1. I said, I will keep my m. w ith a biidle 
 
 40. 3. lie hath put a new song in -my m. even praises 
 49 . 3. hear tins, my m. shall speak of wis<lonj 
 51. 15. and mym. shall shew forth thy praise 
 54.2. hear and give ear to the w’ordsbfz/.y nu 
 63. .5. my wr. shall praise thee with jovfui lips 
 66.14. mym. hath spoken when I was in trouble 
 
 17 . I cried to him with my m. he w as extolled 
 71 . 8 . let mym. be filled with thv praise 
 
 15. mym. shall shew forth thv'righteousness 
 
 78.1. incline yourears to the w'ords of my m. 
 
 2.1 will open my m. in a parable, 1 will utter 
 
 89.1. with my m. w’ill I make known thv’ faithfuln. 
 109. .30. 1 will greatfv praise the Lord with my m. 
 119 . 43. take not the word of truth out of my m. 
 
 103. th}’ words are sweeter than honey lo my m. 
 108. accept the free will offerings of mym. 
 
 137 . 6. let 1113 ’ tongue cleave to the roof of wy m. 
 141. 3. set a w’atch. o Lord, before my m. 
 
 145.21. wyw.shall speak the praiseof the Lord 
 Prov. 4. 5. nor decline from the w’ords of mh .,t. 5. ~. 
 
 7 . 24. O children, attend to the w ords of my m. 
 
 8. 7- for wy w. shall speak truth, and wickedness 
 8. the words of wy;w. are in righteousness 
 
 I.sa. 6. 7- and he laid the coal on'wy m. and said 
 
 30. 2. go to Egypt, and have not asked at my m. 
 
 3-1. 16. for wy m. it hath commanded 
 
 45. 23. word is gone out of my m. in righteousness 
 
 48. 3. the former things w ent forth out of wy m. 
 
 49 . 2. he hath made my m. like a sharp sword 
 55. 11. so shall my word bethatgoeth oiitofwy m. 
 
 Jer. 1. 9. I d. put forth his hand and touched mym. 
 
 15. 19 . shalt be as my m. || .36. 6. written from my m. 
 Ezek. .3. 3. it was inwiy m. like honey for sweetness 
 
 17 . therefore hear the word at my m. 33.“. 
 
 4. 14. nor came there abominable flesh into my m. 
 Dan. 10. 3. neither came flesh nor wine in m 'y m. 
 Hos. 6. 5. I have slain them In’ the words of my m. 
 jMat. 13. .35. 1 will open my m. in parables 
 Acts 11. 8. hath at any time entered into my m. 
 
 15. 7- the Gentiles bv my m. should hear the word 
 Eph. 6. 19 . pravingt'hat I may open my wi.boldb’ 
 Rev. 2. 16. 1 w ill tight with the sword of my m. 
 3.16.1101’ cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my m. 
 
 10, 10. the book was in my m. sweet as hcne 3 ’ 
 
M O U 
 
 M U C 
 
 MUL 
 
 MO JTII with opened. 
 
 'Gen. 4.11. eartli open, lier m. to receive broth, blood 
 JHuni. IG. .“IC. the earth opened her w. and swallowed 
 them up, and their houses, 20. lU. Deta. 11.6. 
 22.28. Lord opened the ?». of the ass, and she said 
 Jiidp. 11. .‘Jo. 1 have opened my wi. to the ]/,rd, .’IG. 
 JoliW. 1. opened .iob his m. and cursed his day 
 2y. 23. and they opened their m. wide, Psal. .‘jo. 21. 
 
 33. 2. I pra 3 ', hear, behold now 1 have open, my m. 
 Psal. 39.9.1 was dumb, I opened not my nx . because 
 
 109.2. m. of the deceitful are opened against me 
 119. 131. I opened my m. and panted, for i longed 
 
 Jsa. 5. 14. hell hedhopened her m. without measure 
 
 10. 14. there was none that opened m. or peei^ed 
 53.7. he was oppressed, yet he opened not. his m. 
 Jizek. 3.2. 1 open, my w. and he caused me to eat it 
 
 24.27. thy m. be o. to him which is escaped, .33.22. 
 V-ni. 10.16. then I opened my m. and spake, and said 
 ili'i/t. D. 2. he opened his m. and taught them, saying 
 
 17. 27 . when thou \\ieetvpened his/w. thou slialtlind 
 LxikeX.bX. his 7;i.was opened immediately, and. spake 
 Acts^. 32. like alambdumb, soepewerfhenot Ins w. 
 
 .35. openedm. jj 10. 34. Peter tipwiedw. said 
 
 2 Cor. 6.11. O Corinthians, our m. is opened to you 
 Mev. 12. 16 . earth opened her m. and lielped woman 
 
 1.3. 6. he, opened tn. in blasphemy against God 
 
 iMOUTil with openeth. 
 
 Psal. .38.13. as a dumb man that openeth not his m. 
 Prop. 24 . 7 . a fool openeth not Ids m. in the gate 
 31. 26. she openeth her m. with wisdom 
 Their MGUi'H. 
 
 Pent. 21. +5. b 3 ' their m. every controversy be tried 
 Judg. 7 . 6. lapped, putting their hand to their ?n. 
 pzra 8.1 17 . I sent them, and put vvords in their m. 
 JTeh. 9 .20. withheldest not thy manna from their rn. 
 Job 5. 15. but he saveth the poor from their m. 
 
 16. 10. they have gaped iipcni me with their m. 
 
 29. 9. the princes laid their hand on their m. 
 
 10. their tongue cleaved to the roof of their m. 
 Psal. 5. 9 . there is no faithfulness in their m. 
 
 17 . 10. with their m. they speak proudly^ 
 
 49 .+ 13. their posterity delight in their m. 
 
 58. 6. break their teeth, O G. in their ?ri. break out 
 
 59 . 7 . behold they belch out with their m. 
 
 12. for tlie sin of their m. and wmrds of their lips 
 •€ 2 . 4. they bless with their m. but curse inwardly 
 
 7 . 3 . 9. they set their m. against the’heavcns 
 
 78. .‘jti. they did flatter hiiii with their m. and lied 
 149. 6. let the high praises of God be in their m. 
 J.(a. 29.13. this people draw near me with their tn,. 
 Jer. 7 . 28. and truth is cut off from their tn. 
 
 12.2. thou art near in their tn. far from their reins 
 Pam. 2. 16 . enemies have open, their againstthee 
 Pzek. 33. 31. with their ni. they shew much love 
 
 .34. 10. I will deliver my dock from their m. 
 Mic.6. 12. their tongue is deceitful in their tn. 
 
 7 . 16. tliey shall lay their hand on their tn. 
 
 2.eph. .3. 1.3. nor a deceitful tongue found in their m. 
 Zech. 14.12. tongue shall consume away in their m. 
 Mat. 15.8. this peop. drawethnieh tome with th. tn. 
 Jude 16. their m. spsaketh great swelling words 
 P>.ev. 9. 19. their power is in their m.'and tails 
 
 11.5. if any hurt them, fire (>roceedeth outof t/i. m. 
 
 14. 5. and in their tn. was found no guile 
 
 Thxj MO Ul II. 
 
 p.iod. 4.12. T will be with thy m. and teach thee, 15. 
 
 1.3. 9 . that the Lord’s law may be in thy m. 
 
 2.‘j. 13. make no mention of other gods out oithy tn. 
 Pent. 0,3. 2.3/keep that hast promised with thy m. 
 .30.14. word is nigh to thee, in thy m. Horn. 10. 8. 
 Jo.th. 1. 8. book of the law- not depart out of thym. 
 Judg. 9 .38. then said Zebul, wdiere is now thy m. i 
 
 11. 36. if thou ha.st opened thy tn. to the Lord 
 
 18. 19. lay thine hand upon thy m. Pror. .30. ,32. 
 Hiiatn. 1. 16. thy tn. hath testified against thee 
 
 1 /u«pj8.24.thouspakestwith thym. 2 Chr.0. 15. 
 17 .24. the word of the Lord in thy nt. is truth 
 Job 8. 2. the words of thy in. be like a strong wind 
 21. fill he fill thym. witli laughing, and thy lips 
 
 15. 5. for thy tn. uttereth thine iniquity 
 
 6. thine own m. condemnetli thee, and not I 
 
 13. that fhou lettest such words go out of thy m. 
 
 33.+ 6. behold, I am according to thym. 
 
 .39. + 27 . doth the eagle mount up by thym.? 
 
 Psal. 50.16. shouldest take my covenant in t.hy m. 
 
 19 . thou givest thy tn. to evilH 81. It), oj^en thy m. 
 
 10.3.5. who satisfieth wi. with good things 
 119.13. have declared all the judments of thy m. 
 
 72 . the law of thy m. is better to me than gold 
 88. so shall 1 keep the testimony of thy m. 
 
 138. 4. when they hear the words of thym. 
 
 Prov. 6.2. thou art snared with the words of thy m. 
 
 27 .2. let another praise thee, and not thine own m. 
 31.8. open thy in. for the dumb, in the cause of all 
 
 9. open thy m. judge righteously, and plead cause 
 Peel. 5. 2. be not rash with thym. to utter any thing 
 6. suffer not thy m. to cause thy flesh to sin 
 Cant. 7- 9 . the roof of thym. like the best wine 
 Isa.51. 16. 1 have putmy words in thym. Jer.1.9. 
 59 . 21. which I put in thy m. not dei)art out of t. m. 
 Jer. 5. 14. 1 will make my words in thym. fire 
 Pzek. 2. 8. open thy m. and eat that 1 give thee 
 3. 26. make thy tongue cleave to roof of thym. 
 
 27 . I will open thy m. and thou shaltsay' to them 
 
 16. 56. sister .Sodom was not mentioned by thy m. 
 63. that thou mayest never open thy m. any more 
 
 J/e.v. 8.1. set the trumpet to thy m. he shall come 
 Ji/fc. 7 . 0 . keep doors of thy m. from her that liefh 
 l.uke 19 . 22. out of thine own m. will 1 judge thee 
 Pom. 10. 9 . if confess with thy m. the I.oid .lesus 
 P^ev. 10. 9. it shall be in thy m. sweet as honey 
 Yonr MOUTH. 
 
 JVnm. 32. 24. dothatwdiich proceeded out of ycu/rw?, 
 1 .'iam. 2. 3. let not arrogancy come out of your tn. 
 Job 21. 5. mark me, and lay your hand on your m. 
 Pzek. 55. 1.3. thus with yourm. ye have boasted 
 Joel 1. 5. for the wine is cut oft from your m. 
 
 Pph. 4. 29 . let no corrupt communication proceed 
 out of your m. but what is edifying. Col. 3, 8. 
 MOUTHS. 
 
 Dent, 31. 19 . write this song, put it in their m. 
 
 21. not be forgotten cut of wi. of tlieir seed 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. + 21. vet they had a file with m. 
 
 Psal. 22. 13. they gaped upon me with their m. 
 
 78. 30. while their meat was yet in their m. 
 
 115. 5. thev have/??, but they speak not, 1:15.16. 
 l;j5. 17 . ne'ither is there any breath in their m. 
 
 Jsa. 41. + 15. anew threshing instrument havingw. 
 52. 15. the kings shall shut their tn. at him 
 Jer. 4-1. 25. ye and wives have spoken with your ot. 
 J.am. .3. 46. our enemies opened their m. against us 
 fJan. 6. 22. my God hath shut the lions’ m. 
 
 Mic. .3. 5. and he that putteth not into their m. 
 
 Tit. 1. 11. deceivers, whose tn. must be stopped 
 ileb. 11. 33. who stopped the m. of lions 
 Jam. 3. .3. behold, we put bits in the horses’ m. 
 
 Rev.9. 17 . outof their m. issued fire and smoke, 18. 
 MOWER. 
 
 Psal. 129. 7 . wherewith the m. filleth not his hand 
 MOW ING.S. 
 
 Amos 7 .1. the latter growth after the king’s m. 
 MOWN. 
 
 Psal. 72 . 6. come dowm like rain upon the m. grass 
 MUCH. 
 
 Gen. 26.16. for thou artw. mightier than we 
 Exod. 12. 42. it is a night to be m. observed 
 16. 18. he that gathered m. 2 Cor. 8. 15. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 7 . if the scab spread m. abroad, 22. 27, 35. 
 Num. 21. 4. soul of the people was m. discouraged 
 Deut. 28. .38. shall carry m. seed out into the, field 
 Josh. 22. 8. return with m. riches to your tents 
 Ruth 1. 13. it grieveth me m. for your sakes 
 1 Sam. 14. 3J. had there been a m. greater slaughter 
 
 18. .‘iO. so that his name was tn. set by 
 
 19. 2. but .lonathan delighted m. in David 
 
 26. 24. as thy life was m. set by this day, so let 
 my life be m. set by in the eyes of the 1 .ord 
 
 1 Kings 4. 29. Solom. had understand, exceeding tn. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 18. but .lehu shall serve him tn. 
 
 21.6. Ahab wroughtw. wickedne.ss in sight of Ld. 
 
 2 Chron. 27. 3. on the wall of Ophel he built/«. 
 
 3.3. 6. Maneisseh wrought w. evil in sight of f ord 
 P.zra 10. 1.3. and it is a'time of m. rain, not a!)le 
 Keh. 9 . . 37 . ityieldeth m. increase unto the kings 
 Job 5. + 25. know that thy seed shall be tn. 
 
 .31. 25. because mine hand had gotten tn. 
 
 Psal. 19 . + 1.3. shall be innocent from m. transgress. 
 129. t 1. tn. have they afflicted me from my youth 
 Prov. 17 . 7 . m. less do lying lips become a prince 
 19 . 10. m. less for a servant to have rule over 
 Eccl. 5.12. sleep is sweet, whether he eat little or wz. 
 
 17 . he hath tn. sorrow and wrath with sickness 
 9- 18. but one sinner destroyeth m. good 
 
 .ler. 2. 22. for though thou take thee m. sope 
 P.zek. 2.3. 32. containeth m. [i .33. .31. shew m. love 
 Dan. 4. 12. and file fruit thereof was xn. 21. 
 
 Mic. 6. + 16. doth tn. keep tlie statutes of (9mri 
 Hag. 1. 6. ye have sown tn. |1 9. ye looked for rn. 
 Mat. 6. 26. are ye not m. better than they r 
 26. 9. this ointment might have been sold for m. 
 Mark 4.5. where it had not/«. earth. Mat. 1.3.5. 
 Luke 1. + 28. hail, thou that art m. graced 
 7 . 47 . her many sins are forgiven, lor she loved m. 
 12. 48. for to wl'.om tn. is given, of him shall tn. 
 
 be required, to whom men have committed tn. 
 16.10. he that is faithful also in m. is unjust in tn. 
 Johnll. 2'. it bringeth forth tn. fruit, 15. 5. 
 
 14. 30. hereafter 1 Will not talk???, with you 
 Acts 16. 16 . which brought her masters m. gain 
 
 18. 27 . who helped them m. which had believed 
 26.24. Eestus said, w. learningdoth maketheemad 
 Horn. 3.2. m. every way II 16. 12. laboured tn. in L. 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. out of m. affliction 1 wrote to you 
 Heb. 12. 9. m. rather be in subjection and live 
 
 25. m. more shall not we escape, if we turn away 
 Jam. 5. 16. the prayer of the righteous availeth m. 
 Rev. 5. 4. I wept tn. because no man was found 
 .d.cMUCH. 
 
 Gen. 23. 9. give it for as m. money as it is vvorth 
 
 43. .34. mess was five times as tn. as any' of theirs 
 
 44. 1. fill sac ks with food as m. as they can carry 
 Exod. 16.5. twice asm. as they gather daily', 22. 
 Ler. 7 . 10 . Aaron’s sons have one as m. as another 
 Josh. 17 . 14. for/ 7 ^ m. as the Lord hath ble.ssed me 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 16. then fake as m. as thy soul desirefh 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 16. cut wood as m. as thou shall need 
 Job 42.10. the I/l. gave .lob twice as m. as he had 
 Ps. 119. 14. joy in testimonies, as m. as in all riches 
 Luke 6. .‘14. sinners lend, to receive as m. again 
 John 6.11. likewise of fishes asm. as they would 
 Rom. 1.15. as m. as in me is, 1 am ready to preach 
 
 11.1.3. in asm. as I am the apostle of the Gentiles 
 12. 18. asm. as lieth in you, live peaceably with all 
 Phil. 1. 7 . in asm. as both in bonds, and in defence 
 Heb. .3. 3. in as zw.as he who builded the house 
 7 . 20. in as m. as not without an oath was priest 
 
 1 Per.4.1.3. in as tn. as ye are partakers of sufferings 
 See Ilow much. How much less. How much 
 
 more, Much Mori:, PtiOi’Li:. 
 
 So MUCH. 
 
 Exod. 14. 28. remained not re m. as one of them 
 30. 2.3. and of sweet cinnamon half so m. 
 
 Lev. 14. 21. if he be [loor and cannot get so m. 
 
 Dent. 2. 5. not give you so m. as a foot-hretidth 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 25. none to be so m.. itraised as Absalom 
 
 17 . 12. there shall not be left sotn. as one 
 
 2 Chron. 20.25. in gathering the spoil, it was so m. 
 Prov, 19 . 24. will not so m. as bring it to his mouth 
 25.16. eat so m. as is sutticient foi' thee, lest filled 
 .7er.2..36. why gaddest thou so rn. to change thy way? 
 Mai. .3.13. what have we spoken so w. against thee ? 
 Mat. 15. .3.3. whence should we have so m. bread ? 
 Mark 2. 2. was no room, no not so tn. as almut door 
 3. 20. so that they could not .so m. as eat, 6. .31. 
 
 7 . .36. so tn. more a great deal they published it 
 Luke5. 15. so m. the more went there a fame abroad 
 
 6. 3. have ye not read so m. as this what David did t 
 
 18. 1.3. would not lift up.ww. as his eyes to heaven 
 39 . he crie<l so tn. the more, have mercy on me 
 
 Acts5.H. if ve sold it for .w m. she said, yea, for so m. 
 
 7 . 5 . no inheritance, not so m. as to set his foot on 
 
 19. 2. not so rn. as heard whether any Holy Ghost 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 1. not so rn. as named among the Crontiles 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . + 5. bounty hath been .so wt. spoken of before 
 
 Ifeb. 1 . 4 . being made so m. better than tlie angel^ 
 
 7 . 22 . by so //i.*'.lesus made surety of lietter testain 
 
 10 . 25. and som. more, its ye see day approaching 
 
 12. 20. if rn. as a beast touch the mountain 
 Rev. 18. 7 . so m. torment and sorrow give her 
 'Too MUCH. 
 
 Exod. .36. 7 . the stuff was sufficient, and too m. 
 
 Num. 16 . . 3 . said to them,ye take toorn. upon you,7. 
 Joth. 19. 9. part o4'children of .I udah was toorn. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 28. too m. for you to go up to.lerusalein 
 Esth. 1. 18. thus shall there arise too m. contempt 
 Pery ML'CH. 
 
 Gen. 41. 49. .loseph gathered corn as sand, very m. 
 Exod. 12 . .‘J 8 . very 7 / 1 . cattle, went up with them 
 Josh. 13. 1. remaineth verym. land to be possessed 
 22 . 8 . return with very rn. cattle, very m. raiment 
 
 1 Kings 10.2. queen of Sheba came with very 77 /. gold 
 
 2 Kings. 21.16. Manasseh shed innoc. blood, very m. 
 
 1 Chr. 18.8. from Chun brought David very m. brass 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 1.3. they carried away very ///.spoil 
 .32. 29. for God hath given him substance zery m. 
 .36.14. the j/riests and people transgressed very m. 
 Psal. 119 . 107 . 1 am afflicted very tn. quicken me 
 Jer. 40. 12. and gathered summer-fruits very m. 
 
 M'JFFLLKS. 
 
 Isa. 3. 19 . I will fake awav the chains, the///. 
 MULBEKRY-^/•ee^. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 23. thou slialt not go up, but come upon 
 them over-against the m.-trees, 1 Chron. 14. 14. 
 24. when tkou hearest the sound in tops of the m.- 
 tree<, then bestir thyself, 1 Chron. 14.15. 
 Ps. 84. + 6. who passing thro the valley of m.-trees 
 MULE. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 29. every man gat him upon his m. 
 
 18. 9. Absalom rode on a tn. the m. went awa 3 ’ 
 
 1 Kings 1. 3.3. cause Solom. to ride on my m. .38. 44. 
 Psal. 5^. 9 . be not as the horse or m. which have 
 Zech. 14.15. so shall be plague of the horse, of the tn. 
 M U LES. 
 
 Gen. .36. 21. Anah that found m. in the wilderness 
 
 1 Kings 4. + 28. they brought barley for the m. 
 
 10. 25. brought m. a rate year b^' yeai, 2 C'/xr. 9.24, 
 18. 5. we may find grass to save the m. alive 
 
 2 Kings5. I 7 . be given to thy servant two///. burden 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 40. brought bread on camels and on rtu 
 EzraQ. ftQ. their m. were 245, xVe/i. 7-68. 
 
 Esth. 8. 10. he sent letters by riders on m. 14. 
 
 Isa. 66. 20. they shall bring your brethren on m. 
 Ezek. 27 .14. l ogai inah traded in thy fairs with m, 
 .MULflPLY. 
 
 Gen. 1.22. be fruitf. and m. 28.1 8 .17- ! 9; 7. 1 35.11. 
 .3. 16. I will ///.thy sorrow and conception 
 6.1. when men began to m. on the face of the earth 
 16.10. 1 will //?. Ilagar’s seed exceedingly', I 7 . 2 O. 
 
 17 . 2. and 1 will m. thee exceedingly, 48. 4. 
 
 22. 17 . 1 will ///.thy seed, 26. 4, 24. Heb.fi. 14. 
 
 28. .3. God Almighty bless thee, and //;. thee 
 Exod. 1.10. let us deal wi.sely with them, lest they tn. 
 
 7 . 3. 1 will ///. my signs and wonders in Fgypt 
 
 2.3. 29 . lesf the beast of the field m. against thee 
 .30. + 15. the rich shall not m. half a shekel 
 
 32. 13. to whom tJiou saidst, I w'ill ///.your seed. 
 Lev. 26. 9 . Deut. 7 . 13. I 1.3.17.. I 28. 63. | 3d. 5. 
 Lev. 11. t 42. whatsoever liofh m. feet, not eat 
 Num. 26. + W. to manj' m. his inheritance, .33. + 54 
 Deut.a. 1. that ye may live and 7/z. and go in,.30.16 
 17 . 16 . the king shall not m. horses to himself 
 17 . neithershall he rn. wives, nor silver, ami gold 
 
 2 Sam. 14. + 11. revengers do not m. to destroy 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 27. neither <iid all their family m. 
 
 .fob 29 . 18. 1 sliall 77 /. my days as the sand 
 
 Isa. 1. + 15. when ye rn. prayer, I will not hear 
 55. + 7 . return to God, for he will m. to par/lon 
 Jer. .30.19. I will m. them, they shall not be few 
 .‘33. 22. so will 1 tn. the seed of David my servant 
 Ezek. 16 . 7- I have caused thee to m. as the bud 
 36. 10. I will m. men || 11. m. man and beast 
 .‘30. 1 will rn. the fruit of the tree, and increase 
 . 37 . 26. and 1 will (ilace them and m. them 
 Amos4.4. come to Lethel, at (i ilgal tn. transgre.ssioa 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 10. and m. your seed sown, and increase 
 
 1\1L Ll'lPLIED. 
 
 Gen. 47- 27. Israel grew and rn. Exod. 1. 7, 20. 
 Exod. 1. 12. the more afflicted, they m. and grew 
 
 11. 9. tliat my wonders may be tn. in Egypt 
 Deut. 1.10. the T.ord your (iod hath m. you 
 
 8. 13. thy gold is m. and all that fhou hast is m. 
 
 11. 21. that your days may l)e tn. in the land 
 Josh.Q4.5. 1 77/. his seed, and gave him Isaac 
 Judg. 16 . + 21. our enemy, wiio tn. onr slain 
 
 1 .'iam. 1, + 12. as she in. to pra^’, I'li marked 
 
 2 Sam. 22. + 36. and tby gentleness bath m. me 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 9. because their cattle were m. in Clilead 
 
 2 Chron. 33. + 23. but .‘\inon m. trespass 
 Neh. 6. + 17- the nobles m. letters to I'oliiab 
 Job 27 .14. if bis cliiklren be tn. it is for sword 
 
 .35. 6. if thy transgressions be ///. what doest 10 him ? 
 Psal. 16. 4. their sorrows shall be m. that hasten 
 .38. 19 . they that hate me wrongfully arc m. 
 
 107 . 38. be blesseth them, so that they aie m. 
 Prov. 9 . 11. for by me tby days shall be tn. 
 
 29 .16. when wicked are tn. transgression increasetb 
 Isa. 9 . 3. fhou hast tn. the nation, and not increased 
 59. 12. for our transgressions are tn. before thee 
 Jer. 3. 16 . when ve he 77 /. they shall say no more 
 46. + 16. he tn. the taller, one fell on anotlitr 
 Ezek. 5. 7 . ye m. more than the nations about you 
 11.6. ye have ///. your slain in this city 
 16. 25. thou hast m. fliy whoredoms, 23. 19. 
 
 29 . 77 /. fornicafi'm 1151. m. ahoininations 
 21.15. that their heart may faint, and ruins be m. 
 
 31.5. his boughs were in. 1| 35. 13. ni. your words 
 Dan. 4. 1. iieacu be m. to you, 0. '.’5. 1 Pet. 1.2. 2 
 
 Pit. 1.2. Jnde 2. 
 
 IJos. 2. 8. did not know (bat 1 m. her silver and golu 
 
 8. 14. and .ludah hath m. fenced cities 
 
 12. 10. 1 liave m. visions, and used similitu/ies 
 Nah. 3.16. fliou hast m. tby inerchanls above star* 
 Acts 6.1. when the number of disciples was 777 . 7 . 
 
 7 . 17 . tlie people grew and m. in I'gypt 
 o. . 31 . walking in the fear of the Lord were m. 
 
 12. 24. but the word of God grew and m. 
 
 Y 323 
 
MU L 
 
 MUR 
 
 MUS 
 
 MULTIPLIKDSr. 
 
 t^eh. 9. 23. theii' c liildren also m. thou a.s the stars 
 MULi lPI.l i;i li. 
 
 Joh 9. 17 . he ?n. my wounds without cause 
 .3], ,37. lie tn. Ids words against Ood 
 .35. 1(). he m. words witliout knowledge 
 Ji'xcl. 10.114. a tool also rn. words, man cannot tell 
 lMUi;nPLV 1 N(l. 
 
 Gen.ZI. 17 . in /n. 1 will multii)ly, Ileh. 6 . 14. 
 
 MU i;i'n'Ul.»K 
 Signifies, fl] A great company or number of persons 
 or t/migs, den. ,30. .30. 1 4H. 4. [2] The common 
 people. Mat. *.). .3.3. [3] The uhole assemhljj, both 
 common iieople and senators, Acts 2.3. 7. [4] 'I'he 
 church, or a company of the faithful. Acts 15. 12, 
 
 I 21. 22. [5] Great store, or plenty, .ler. 10. 
 13, 1(3] Much variety, Eccl.5. 3,7. [7J Infinite, 
 
 J Sell • «.)I . 1« 
 
 Geu Id. 10. not numbered for w. .32. 12.1 Kingsli.ii 
 
 t shalt be a father of m. of nations 
 
 ~d- 3- C'Od Almiuhty make thee a m. of people 
 oO. .30. and it is now increased unto a m. 
 
 48. 4. I w'iU make of thee a ?n. of iieoiile, 10. 19. 
 Tiod. 12. .38. a mixed m. went up also with them 
 -. 1 . 2 . thou shalt not follow a tn. to do evil 
 Tev. 2.5. 10. according to the wi. of years increase 
 jSutn. 11 . 4 . and the mixed m. fell a lusting 
 Dent. 1. 10. behold, ye arethis day as the stars for 
 , , m. It). 22. I 28. 02. JJeb. 11 . 12. 
 
 Josh. 11. 4. as sand on sea-shore for tn. Judy. 7 . 12. 
 
 1 di'aw. 1.3. 5. 2 tdam. 17. 11 . 1 Kings-\.20. 
 Judg.C). 5. Al idianites as grassho])pers tdi‘ m. 7 . 12. 
 
 1 ■b'/jw. 14.10. behold, the m. melted away 
 ~ '‘Sgtn. 0. 19 . he dealt among the whole tn. of Israel 
 
 I hingsl. 1 47 . imvveighed for the exceeding m. 
 
 8 . 5. and oxen that could not be tolil for m. 
 
 that are left 
 
 IJ. *3. hast said, with the m. of my chariots 1 am 
 wnie lip to the sides of Lebanon, Isa. . 37 . 24. 
 ^ Ghron. 1. 9 . over a people like the dust for/«. 
 
 14. 11 . in thy name we go against this m. 
 
 20. 24. and behold, the tn. were dead liodies 
 00 ' ^ had not cleansed themselves 
 
 o~.. 7 . he not afraid of all the w/. with him 
 
 Ur}"' separated from Israel the mixed w. 
 
 t 22 . spare me, according to tn. of thy mercy 
 o. 11 . 1 laman told of the m. of his children 
 
 10. 3. illordecai accepted of the m. of brethren 
 
 II n ' 13. inade the m. of m 3 ’ bones to shake 
 
 Qo'-' tn. of words be answered.^ 
 
 .i~. I . and tn. of years should teach wisdom 
 
 -■ II'fason of the tn. of oppressions they make 
 3J. (. he scoi neth the. tn. of the city, nor regardelh 
 J sal.lt.l. I will come in the m. of thy mercy 
 
 out in m. of their transgressions 
 An .'ll'} king-saved by the m. of an host 
 42. 4. 1 hai gone with the tn. to the house or (lod 
 49. b. that boast themselves in m. of their riches 
 rn I-the m. of thy mercies blot out 
 <>o. 3J. rebuke tlie n?. ot btjlls^ w ith calves 
 09. 1.3.0 Ood, ill the?//, of thy mercy, hear me' 
 ^10. turn to me, according to m. of thy mercies 
 1 - 1 . 19 . deliver me not to the tn. of the wicked 
 'P of'")y thoughts within me 
 
 11 ) 0 . t. they remembered not/?/.of ihv mercies 
 i7,n‘ pA'‘'J'‘‘P!;pt‘3t..^iccording to m. of his mercies 
 u)9. .10. 1 will praise him among the m. 
 
 **‘6 »'• oA words wanteth not sin 
 
 11 . 14. in the tn. of counsellors is safety, 24. ti 
 1-1. -8. in the?/?, ot people is the king’s honour 
 
 15. 2'f in ???. of counsellors they are established 
 ~0. 1 . 0 . there is gold, and a tn. of rubies 
 
 M^ccl. 5. ,3. tor adream cometh through the m. of biisi- 
 ^ ness, a tool s voice is known b 3 ' tlie tn. of words 
 /.in tlie m. of dreams there are divers vanities 
 c *?'Y^'4t purpose is tlie m. of sacrifices ? 
 
 o. 13. and their tn. dried up with thirst 
 
 14. tlieir rn. and pomp shall descend into hell 
 17 . 12. woe to ?/?. of many people which make noise 
 
 29. 8. so ?/?. of nations be that tight against Zion 
 a- n "1 ’ IS Called against him 
 
 4/. 9. shall come on thee for??/, of thy sorceries 
 1*. stand now with the tn. of thy sorceries 
 13. thou art wearied m the ??/. df thy counsels 
 00. 0. tlie ///. of camels shall cover tliee 
 
 r'loving-kindnesses 
 ^ are they restrained ? 
 
 ^ waters in heavens, 51. 1(3 
 ..V r. called a m. after thee 
 
 J,r- 1 *',47 wounded thee for?//, of thine iniquity 
 40. 2.J. behold, 1 will punish the ///. of Eo * 
 
 afflicted her, for tn. of her transgressions 
 n. .12. conipa.ssion according to m. of !iis mercies 
 Tzek.l. 12 , wrath is on all the ?//. thereof 14 
 
 1.3. tor the vision is touching tlie whole ?/?. thereof 
 ]!' -J- tutswer him according to the ?;/. of his idols 
 -/. 1^. by reason ot the tn. of riches, 18. 33. 
 
 1(3. I>y reason of the m. of the wares, 18. 
 i/l. lit. this is Pharaoh and all his///. .32 3 " 
 
 r,‘‘ II'' "'’41 aiid’alTher ???. 
 
 ■■>.). 11 . they shall bury (log, and all his ?// 
 
 / t.v??. 10 (). voice of his words like the voice of a m. 
 11. 13. the king of tl-.e north shall set foith a tn. 
 i/'P''i :!• Ill' cecompence, for tn. of thine iniq. 
 
 A' . ^*1 <lRist trust 111 the'w. ot iniiiiity men 
 .s. .‘t. there is a m. of slaiin tiies’ stuinlile 
 4. because of the m. of the whoredoms of harlot 
 .Aecli. 8. t 4. with his staff tor tn. of days 
 JUat. 14. 5. put to death, he feared the tn. 21. 46 
 
 15. .32. 1 have coiuiiassion on the tn. AJarh ii. 2. 
 JjJark.o. .31. seest the ///. thronging thee, Luke if 45 
 Tuke 2.1,3. there was with the angel a ,n. of the host 
 '• '"'‘'i'c gathered together ah innumerable ///. 
 
 22 . 0 . to betray him in the absence of (he m. 
 
 47 . and while he yet spake, behold, a ?//. 
 
 2,3 .1 whole ?/?. ot them arose, and led him to Pilate 
 Jekn 5. 13. a w. being present in that place 
 * 1 . o. not able to draw it tor tlie tn. of tishes 
 Act.s-i. .32. the w. that believed were of one heart 
 0 . 0 . and the saying (/leased the whole m 
 i. ni' ‘I’® "P ‘ogether against them 
 
 21 . 22 . the m. must needs come together 
 
 324 
 
 Fph. 4. + 8 . he ascended, he led a m. of captives 
 Jam. 5. 20. shalt save a soul from death, and shall 
 
 hide a ?//. of sins 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 8 . foi’ charity shall cover the m. of sins 
 ■tsee (iKICAT. 
 
 MU i;i 1 I UDlvS. 
 
 F.zek. .32. 20. <lraw her and all her m. 
 
 Joel'A. 14. ///. m. in the valley of decision 
 Mat. 9 . 3:3. the dumb si/ake ; and the ///. marvelled 
 .36. when he saw the //?. he was moved 
 21 .9. the tn. cried, saying, 1 losanria to .Son of D. 
 Acts 5. 14. tn. were added both of men ami women 
 1.3. 45. .lews saw ///. they were tilled with envy 
 liev. 17 . 15. the waters are m. and nations 
 Hee (jiiK.vr. 
 
 Til UlSl ri KJN, 
 
 Isa. 29. 7- all that fight against her and her m. 
 Null. 2 . 1 . keep the ///. wr.tcli the way, fortify 
 MUMMOfvt.S. 
 
 Isa. .3.3. 16. hisdelence shall be the w. of rocks 
 Dan. 11 . t 15. the king shall take the city of ///. 
 t .38. in his estate he will honour the C/od of??/, 
 t 39. tlius shall he do in the fortresses of?//. 
 MUIlULll 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] 'The taking away of a man's life un- 
 lawfully, IMark 15. 7- [ 2 j All cruelty in thought, 
 word, or deed. Mat. 19. 18. 1 .lolm .3. 15. 
 Voluntary murder u as always punished with death, 
 hut involuntary or accidental murder, amimg 
 f//e Hebrews, rvas only punished by banishment. 
 Cities of refuge icere appointed for involuntary 
 manslaughter, whither they might retire, and 
 continue in safety, till the death of the high 
 priest; then the ojf'ender was at liberty to return 
 to his own city, and his own house, if he pleased. 
 But as for the voluntary murderer, he was put 
 to death without any remission, and the kinsmen 
 vj the murdered person might kill him with im¬ 
 punity: money eould not redeem his life; he was 
 dragged away, even from the altar, if he had 
 taken refuge there, Eiun. ,35. 27, 28, .31. The 
 ceremony used by the Israelites, when a dead body 
 -cas found tn the fields slam by a murderer un¬ 
 known, as it is recorded. Dent. 21. from verse 1 
 to Q. may inform us what idea they had of the 
 heinousness of murder, and how much horror they 
 conceived at this crinie; and also the fear they 
 7cere in, that God might take vengeance for it on 
 the whole country ; and of the pollution that the 
 coutitry was .supiposed to contract, by the blood that 
 was .spilt in it, unless it were expiated, or revenged 
 upon him that rcas the occasion if it, if he could 
 by any means be discovered. 
 
 Psal. H). 8 . in secret doth he w. the innocent 
 94. 6 . they slay (he widow, and m. the fatherless 
 Jer. 7 . 9 . w ill ye steal, tn. and commit adultery ? 
 ilos. 6 . 9. so pi iests /,■/. in the vvay by consent 
 ^ MURDKK. 
 
 Alat. 19. 18. .Tesussaid, thou shalt flo no??/. 
 
 Atark 15. 7- one Baiabbas, who had committed ??/. 
 Tuke 2.3. 19. and for ??/. was cast into (/rison, 25. 
 Kom. 1. 29. full of envy, ??/. debate, deceit 
 MUUDLKEU. 
 
 Xutn. 35. 16. if he smite him he is a m. the m. shall 
 surely be put to death, 17 . 18, 21 . 
 19. (he revenger of blood shall slay the m. 21 . 
 
 .30. ??/. shall be put to death by mouth of w itnesses 
 .31. shall take no satisfaction for the life of a ??/. 
 
 2 A mgs 6. 32. see how' this sonof ??/. hath sent to take 
 .fob 24. 14. ?//. rising with Ihe light, killeth the (/oor 
 Ilos. 9.1.3. Lphraim bring forth hischijdren to the m. 
 John t3. 44. he was a ///. from the beginning 
 xicts .3. 14. ye desired a ?/?. to be granted to you 
 28. 4. they said, no doubt this man is a w. 
 
 1 l^et. 4. 15. but let none of you suffer as a tn. 
 
 1 John .3. 15. whoso hatetli his brother is a m. ye 
 
 know that no tn. Irath eternal life abiding in him 
 
 mukdkhi:k.8. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 6 . the children of the m. he slew not 
 Isa. 1 . 21 . righteousness lodged in it, but now ??/. 
 Jer. 4. .31. tor my soul is wearied, because of??/. 
 Mat. 22 . 7 . he sent forth and destroyed those tn. 
 Acts 7. 52. of w hom ye have been now the m. 
 
 21. .38. and leddest out 4(H'.0 men that were ???. 
 
 1 Tim. 1 . 9 . law made for ///. of fathers and mothers 
 Pev. 21 . 8 . tn. shall have their [/art in the lake 
 
 22. 15. for without are whoremongers and ??/. 
 
 MLIHDLK.S. ' 
 
 l\fat. 15.19. out of the heart (/roceed m. Alark 7 . 21. 
 Gal. 5. 21. the works of the Ilesh are envyings, ??/. 
 liev. 9.21. nor rei/ented they of their ni. nor fornica 
 MURMUR 
 
 Signifies, To repine at or complain of some wrong 
 pretended to have been received, I'xod. 16.2. .St. 
 Paul forbids all murmuring, which was .so fatal to 
 ihe^ Israelites that murmured in the wilderness, 
 
 1 ( or. 10. 10. and for which God punished them 
 severely. 'Ihey murmured at the Ciraves of I ust, 
 and God sent them quails for food; but hardly 
 was this meat out if their mouths, before the zerath 
 oj the I,Old zoas kindled against them, and he 
 destroyed three and tzeenty thou.sand if them, 
 
 R um. 11 . 33, 31. Psal. 78. 30, 31. 'They mur¬ 
 mured again after the return of the spies that 
 ■were sent to .search out and new the promised 
 land; and God punished them by depriving them 
 oJ the happiness of ever seeing that land, and 
 condemned them to die in the zcilderne.ss. Rum. 
 14.29,30. 'They -were again punished for mur¬ 
 muring, by the fiery .serpents that (lod sent 
 among them, which killed a great number of 
 them. Rum. 21. 4, .5, 6 . 'The murmuring of 
 Miriam the sister of Alo.ses, was chastised by a 
 leprosy that seized her -whole body, and obliged 
 her to abide seven days without the camp. Rum. 
 
 12 . 1 , 2, 10, 15. And the murmuring and re¬ 
 bellion of Korali, Dathan, and Abiram, teas 
 punished in a still more terrible manner, the 
 earth opening and su'allowing up the authors of 
 the sedition, and fire consuming their accom¬ 
 plices. R um. 16. .3, 31, .32, .35. 
 
 Exod. 16 . 7 . what are we, tliat ye m. against us? 
 
 Exod.\(j.l\.'[,ori\ heareth murmur, ye m. NtiWlE?! 
 wsum. 14. .36. the s(?ies made the congregation to ?«’! 
 
 16. 11. what is Aaron, that ye m. against hint? 
 
 17- 5. of Israel, whereby they //?. against you 
 Bam. .3, + . 39 . wherefore doth a living man m <’ 
 John 6. 4.3. .lesus said, ??/.not among yourselv'es 
 1 Cor. 10. 10. neither?//, as some of them murmured 
 
 mur.murlu. 
 
 Exod. 15. 21 . the people ?//. against Moses, 17 . .3 
 
 16. 2. the whole congregation of Israel ??/. against 
 Moses and Aaion, Nnm. 11.2. | 16 41 
 Euin. 14. 29. from twenty years old, which havi;???; 
 r tents, and said 
 
 o / coiigregation ///. against princes 
 
 Ihsal. 106. 2o. they l/elieved not, but m. in their tents 
 Jsa.Q9. 24. they that ??/. shall learn doctrine 
 5A/(.20.1Lw lieii they had received a (jenny, they m. 
 Mark 14. 5. and they ??/. against her 
 Luke 5. .30. but the .Scribes and Pharisees m. 
 
 1.3. *, they tn, snyini;, this man sinners 
 
 19 . 7 . m. tliat he w as gone to be guest to Zaccheus 
 John 6. 41. the .lews, ?//. at him, because he said 
 61. lie knew tliat his disciples ??/.at it 
 
 7 . .32. the Pharisees heard that the ()eo(/le m. 
 
 1 Cur. 10. 10. neither murmur as some of them m 
 MUR.MIRRR.S. 
 
 Jude 10.these are ??/.com[jlainers,walking after lusts 
 ^ 1\ILR?V1URIN(3. 
 
 John 7 . 12 . there was much ??/. among the peO[/le 
 Acts 6.1. a??/. of(/recians against the Hebrews 
 -MUliMUPvlNHS. 
 
 /vro//. 16. 7 . he heareth v our??/. 8, 9,12. .V//??/ 14 err 
 
 8. your m. are not against us, but the I.ord 
 JSum. \~t. 5. 1 will niake to cease the??/, of lsrac-1 
 
 1(). thou shalt ((uite take away their ??/. from me 
 I nil, .V 14. do all things without m, and disoutin^s 
 A] U R R A I R . 
 
 Exod. 9. S.tljereforetliereshall hea ver^’grievous ??/, 
 1 sal. 78. t 50. he gave tlieir beasts to tlie m. 
 
 ^ MU.SR. 
 
 Psal. 143. 5. I m. on the work of thy hands 
 
 r , . MU.Sl 1). 
 
 Luke 3. 15. all men m. in their hearts of .John 
 ^ MU.SINH. 
 
 Psal. 39. .3. while 1 was??/, the fire burned 
 .MU.SICAL. 
 
 f Chron. 16 . 42. vvifl) ??/. instruments of Go/i 
 Kfh. 12. 30. with the m. instrmnenis of ].'avi<I 
 Eccl. 2. 8. as ?//. instruments, and that of all sorts 
 . ML.sICIA.N.'s. 
 
 Aer.18.22. voice ot ?.•/. shall be heard nomorein thee 
 MU.SIC. 
 
 1 Off??/. 18.0. women came to meet king Saul w ilh/?/. 
 
 1 Chr. 15.16. to be the singers w itii instrumentsof 
 nn, - a nt. Z Chrov. 3. n. \ 23.13. 31.1.. 
 
 ■-Chr. /. 6. Uevites with instruments of?//. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 4. daughters ot m. shall be brought low’ 
 J.am. .3. 63. sitting and rising, 1 am their ?//. 
 
 5. 14. young men liave ceased from tlieir??/. 
 
 JJan. .3. 5. w hen ye hear all kinds of ?//. 7 . ] 0 , J 5 . 
 
 (j. 18. neitlier were instrmnenis of ?//. broiigi t 
 Amos. (1.5. that invent instrumentsof?;/. like Havki 
 Jjaht Jo. iLo, his tide)' son htard m, and d<iiiciii*^ 
 MU.Sl 
 
 Denotes, (I) A necessity of that thing to-which it ts 
 applied, Heb. 9 . 16. [1] Of a good thing, tn. 
 
 respect either of God's comtnandnient or prvitiise,. 
 Mark 9 . 11. Rojn. 1.3.5. [2] Of moral tvtl, or 
 sin, in respect of God's permission of it, man'., 
 propension to it, and Katan's suggestions if it. 
 Mat. 18. 7 . (11) wi duty, and that which aughi 
 to be, 2 J im. 2. 6. 
 
 Cen.ZCb.m. 1 needs bring tliy son again to the land r 
 
 29 . 26. it m. not be so done in our coiinti v 
 
 30. 16. thou ??/. come in to me 1| 4.3. 11. ifit?'?/. he so 
 Lev.\\. .32. it m. be put in water, so be cleansed 
 
 23. 6. seven days v e ??/. eat unleavened bread 
 Bum. 6. 21. so he ?//. doafter the law of separation 
 
 20.10. m. we fetch von water out of this lock ' 
 
 2.3. 12.///. 1 not take lieed to st-eak that the 1 ord 
 26. all that the Lord Sj/eaketh that I /?/. do 
 Bent. 1. 22. bring ns word hy what way we??/, go 
 4. 22. I ??/. die in this land, 1 ??/. not goover 
 12.18. thou/?/. eat them l/eloretlie Lord tliv God 
 
 31. 14. thy days api/roach lliat thou ??/. oie 
 Josh. 3. 4. may know the way by whiih ve ??/.go 
 Judg. 1.3. 16 . tliou ?//. oiler it to the Lord' 
 
 21. J7. there ??/. be an inheritance for Them 
 
 1 Ra??/. 14.43. 1 did hut taste a little, and lo 1 m. die 
 ZKant. 23. 3. he thatriileth over men??/, be .lust 
 
 7 . tliat shall toiieh them /?/. be fenced with nen 
 1 Kings 18. 27- he slee[)etli. atul m. be awaked 
 Ezra 10. 12. as thou hast said, so m. we do 
 Jer. 10.5. they ??;. needs he borne, they cannot go 
 Mat.Zb. 54. scrii'-tiires be fiil.lilled, that'thusii ??/.be 
 AlarkZ. Z‘1. else the bottles w ill be maned, hut nevv 
 wine ??/. be [Jut into new bottles. Luke 5. .38. 
 
 8. .31. 8on of man ?//. siitfer many things, 0 . (C. 
 
 9. 11. why say tlie scribes that J .lias??/. (ii st 'c’ome t 
 
 13. 7" when ye .shall hear ot wars, he \ enot troii- 
 
 bleii, for such things ??/. be. Luke 21. <). 
 
 10. gos[jel /?/. liist be [/iiblished among all na'tio/is 
 Luke 2. 49 . 1 ??/. be about my I’atlier's business 
 4. 43. 1 ??/. (ireacli kingdom of God, for 1 am sent 
 
 14. J8. 1 bought ground, and ??/. go and see it 
 19.5. Zaccheiis. to-day 1 ??/. abide at thv house 
 2A 7- (lie day w hen tlie (/assover ?//. he killed 
 
 . 37 . the tilings written ?//. l/e acconq/lislieii, 24. 44. 
 
 2.3. 27- he ?//. release one to them at the least 
 ”■ ■'I®" I'tj'i'fi'ed to sinful men 
 
 John .3. 7 . marvel not 1 said, ye??/, be born again 
 14. the seri'ent, so ??/. the .'son of man be lifted up 
 .30. he /?/. increase, but 1 ??/. decrease 
 4. 4. and lie?//, needs go fhroiigh .‘■•amaria 
 
 24. G. is a .'spirit, ?//. w orship him in S|!ii it, truth 
 
 9. 4. I ??/. w ork the works of him that sent me 
 
 10. Id. other slice(j 1 have, tliem al.so 1 ??;. bring 
 20. 9. knew not he ?//. rise again from the dead 
 
 Acts 1. (6. this scripture ??/. have been fulfilled 
 
 22. ///.one he ordained to be a witness with ns 
 4 . 12. none other name whereby w e ??/. be saved 
 
 9. 6. it sliall be told thee what thou ??/. do 
 
MYS 
 
 N AK 
 
 NAM 
 
 ^ctsH.QQ.wem. thro’much tribulat. enter kingdom 
 
 15. 24. ye ?n. he circumcised and ktei) tlie law 
 
 16. 30. said, sirs, what ni. 1 do to be saved 
 
 18. 21. 1 HI. by all means keep this feast in Jerus. 
 
 21. 22. tile multitude m. needs come together 
 ■23. 11. so w. tliou bear w itness also at Home 
 27.24. fear not, thou m. be brought before Czesar 
 26. howbeit we m. be cast on a certain island 
 Rom. 13. 5. wherefore ye m. needs be subject 
 
 1 Cor. 5. to. then m. ye needs go out of the world 
 11. ly. there m. also be heresies among you 
 
 15. 25. for he in. reign till he hath put under 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. for wc/k. all apiiear before file judgm. 
 11. 30. if I ni. needs glory, 1 will glory of things 
 
 1 3.2. a bishc!)) then r/t be blameless. Tit. 1.7. 
 
 7. he m. have a good report of them without 
 
 8. likewise m. deacons be crave, not double tong. 
 
 2 7V/«.2.6.husbandmau m. be first partaker of fruit j 
 
 24. the servant of the Lord m. not strive 
 
 T/e3. 4. 6. it remaineth that some m. enter therein 
 
 9. 16. there m. be the death of the testator 
 11. 6. he that cometh to God, m. believe that he is 
 
 13. 17. they watch, as they that m. give account 
 Rev. 4. 1. shew thee things which m. be hereafter 
 11. 5. if any be hurt he m. in this manner be killed 
 20. 3. after that he m. be loosed a little season 
 -22. 6. to shew things which m. shortly be done 
 ML'STARD-SKKD ; .>ee Git.tiN. 
 MUSTEH ED. 
 
 •2 Kings 25.19. took the scribe which m. Jer.52.Q5. 
 ML'-Si'EHEIH. 
 
 Isa. 13. 4. the Lord m. the host of the battle 
 IMLTTER. 
 
 Isa. 8. 19. to wizards that peep, and that m, 
 
 16. t7- tof Kirhareseth shall ye m. 
 
 MUTT EKED. 
 
 Isa. 59. 3. your tongue hath m. perverseness 
 MUl'UAL. 
 
 Rom. 1. 12. 1 may be comforted bv the m. faith 
 IMUZZLE. ' 
 
 Rent. 25.4. thou shalt not m. the ox w-hen he tread- 
 eth out the corn. 1 Cor. 9. 9. 1 2'im. 5.18. 
 51 YRRIf. 
 
 Gen. 37- 25. Ishniaelites came bearing balm and m. 
 43.11. carry down the man a present, m. nuts 
 hod. 30. 23. of pure m. five hundred shekels 
 Rith. 2. 12. to wit, six months wdth oil of m. 
 
 Psal. 45.8. thy garmentssmellof w. aloes and cassia 
 Prov.~ .\ 1 . 1 have perfumed my bed with m. 
 ’Cant. 1. 13. a bundle of m. is my beloved to me 
 
 3. 6. perfumed with m. and frankincense 
 
 4. 6. 1 will get me to the mountain of w. and aloes 
 
 14. m. and aloes with all the chief spices 
 
 d}. 1. I have gathered my m. with my spice 
 
 5. my hands dropped with m. fingers with sweet m. 
 13. his lips like lilies,droppingsweetsmellingw. 
 HJat.Q. 11. they presented to him gifts, gold and m. 
 ]\Iark 15. 23. to drink wine mingled with m. 
 
 John 19. 39. brought a mixture of m. and aloes 
 MY HI EE. 
 
 iVg/<.8.15. go forth and fetch m. olive-branches 
 Isa. 41. 19. 1 will plant in the wilderness the m. 
 55.13. instead of brier shall come the m. tree 
 MYRTLE-TR EE.S. 
 
 Zech. 1. 8. and he stood among the m. 10. 11. 
 MY.STERY. 
 
 The zcord signijies, a secret, a mystery being a 
 thing kept secret and hid from cnir understanding, 
 till it be revealed to us. 1 Cor. 2. 7- We speak 
 the wisdom of Goil in a mystery, even the hid¬ 
 den wisdom. jMysteries are said to be t'f two 
 sorts : one sort are such as would never have been 
 ■known without revelation ; but when revealed, 
 ■may be in a good measure erplained and under¬ 
 stood. Such ts the doctrine of the satisfaction of 
 Christ, of the resurrection from the dead, of the 
 forgiveness of sins for the sake of tdirist’s .suf¬ 
 ferings, and of eternal life in a futuie world. 
 The other sort of mysteries are those, which when 
 revealed to us, we know the existence, or reality 
 ■and certainty of them, but cannot comprehend the 
 manner and mede how they are. These are the 
 mystery of the blessed Trinity, and the mystery 
 of the incarnation of Christ: or the union of the 
 jivine and human natures in one person. 'The 
 ■ calling of the Gentiles, which was hid and kept 
 secret for many ages, is called a mystery, Rom. 
 16. 25. Col. 1. 26, 27- 'The spiritual union be¬ 
 tween Christ and his church is called a mystery, 
 because it exceeds human understanding, and is 
 revealed only to the children of God, Eph. .5. 32. 
 Mark 4. 11. 'The go.'pel is called the mystery of 
 godliness, 1 Tim. 3. 16. 
 
 The prophecies concerning the person, the coming, 
 the characters, the death and passion, of the Mes¬ 
 siah, are to be fnind in a multitude of places in 
 the Old 'Testament, but after a figurative and 
 mysterious manner. 'The actions, the words, the 
 life of the prophets were a continual and general 
 prophecy, which was concealed from the eyes of 
 the people, and sometimes from the prophets them¬ 
 selves, and was not explained or discovered, till 
 after the birth and death of Christ; and these mys¬ 
 teries were dispensed in .so wonderful a method, 
 and by so wi.’e a providence, that the first served 
 as a foundation for the second, and the succeeding 
 gave new light to those that went before. 'They 
 still improved in clearness and evidence, and the 
 Holy Ghost dispensed them by mea.sure, and in 
 due degrees. Daniel is more explicit than the 
 prophets before him; Ilaggai, Zechariah, and 
 Malachi, speak of the coming, of the death, and 
 of the prie.'thood of hozw?, Christ, and of the call¬ 
 ing of the Getitiles, after a more plain and di.s- 
 tinct manner than the other prophets before them. 
 The mysteries of the Christian religion, is that of 
 the ble.s.sed Trinity, the incarnation of Christ, hts 
 hypostatical union with his human nature, his 
 miraculous birth, his death, re.surrection, and 
 ascension, the prtdestinntic'n. and reprobation of 
 men; the grace e/.lesus Christ, and the manner 
 cf its Operation in our hearts ; the resurrection 
 
 of the dead, with all the other mysteries revealed 
 to us both in the Old and New 'Testament, are 
 the objects of the faith of all true Christians ; and 
 the doctrine of the gospel, and these tenets of Chris¬ 
 tianity were called mysteries, not only because 
 they were secrets which would not have been known, 
 if the ■bon of God, and his Holy tSpirit, had not re¬ 
 vealed them to believers, but also because they were 
 not revealed indifierently to every body. 'The 
 command of our Lord .lesus Christ to his apostles 
 was in this case put in practice. Give not that 
 which is holy unto dogs, neither cast ye your 
 pearls before swine. Mat. 7. 6. 'They preached 
 the gospel only to those who seriously desired to be 
 instructed in it; nor did they presently discover 
 to them all the mysteries of religion; but in 
 proportion as they became capable to receive 
 them. 
 
 Mark\. 11. to you given to know the m. of kingdom 
 Rom. 11. 25. that ye should be ignorant of this m. 
 
 16. 25. according to the revelation of the m. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 7- we speak the wisdom of God in a m. 
 
 15. 51. 1 shew you a m. we shall not all sleep 
 
 Lph. 1. 9. made known to us the m. of his will 
 
 3. 3. how tliat he made known to me the m. 
 
 4. understand my knowledge in the m. of Christ 
 9. make all see what is the fellowship of the m, 
 
 5. .32. this is a great m. but I speak of Christ 
 
 6. 19. may open my mouth boldly, to make known 
 
 the ni. of the gospel. Col. 1. 2t), 27.1 4. 3. 
 Col. 2. 2. to the acknou ledgment of the m.oi God 
 
 2 'Thess. 2.7- the m. of iniquity doth already work 
 1 'Tim. 3. 9- hoi,ling m. ot faith in pure conscience 
 
 16. great is m. of godliness, God was manitest 
 
 in flesh 
 
 Rev. 1. 20. the m. of the seven stars thou sawest 
 
 10. 7.the»(. of God should be finished, as declared 
 
 17 . 5. m. Babylon the great jl 7 . m. of the woman 
 
 lMV.Si EH lE.S. 
 
 Mat. 13. 11. it is given to you to know-the w. of the 
 kingdom, but to them not given, / uke 8. 10. 
 1 Cor. 4. Land as stewards of the m. of God 
 13.2. and tho’1 understand all m. and knowledge 
 14. 2. howbeit, in the Spirit he speaketh m. 
 
 N. 
 
 R'ATL. 
 
 Lev. 1.115. shall pinch off his bead with the n. 
 Judg. 4. 21. .lael took a n. of tent, and smote the«. 
 
 22. .Sisera lay dead, the n. was in his temples 
 5. 26, she put her hand to the n. and hammer 
 Ezra 9. 8. to give us a n. in his holy place 
 Isa. 22. 23. I will fasten him as a n. in a sure place 
 
 25. shall the n. that is fastened be removed 
 'Zech. 10. 4. of him came the n. the battle-bow 
 RAIE.S. 
 
 D(?7/L21.12. she shall shave her head, and pare her 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 3. prepared iron in abundance for n. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 9- the weight of the n. was fifty shekels 
 Eccl. 12.11. n. fastened by the masters of assemblies 
 Isa. 41. 7- he fastened his idol with n. .Jer. 10. 4. 
 JJan. 4. 33. his n. were grown like birrl’s claws 
 
 7. 19 . the fourth beast, whose were of brass 
 John 20. 25. put my finger into the print of the n. 
 
 fs I LI N G. 
 
 Cd/. 2.14. he took it out of the way, w. it to his cross 
 RAKED 
 
 .Signifies, [1] One altogether unclothed or uncovered, 
 lien. 2. 25. 1 3. 7. [2.] Uuch as have but few 
 
 clothes on, having put off the greatest part of them, 
 1 Sam. 19. 24. .lohn 21. 7. [31 One void of grace, 
 that is not clothed with the righteousness of Christ, 
 and so is exposed to the wrath of God for his sins. 
 Rev. 3. 17; [ 4 ] Such as had heinously sinned and 
 were deprived of the favour and protection cf 
 God, and .to might be easily surprised by their 
 enemies, Exod. 32. 25. [5] One destitute of 
 
 all 'worldly goods. Job 1. 21. [6] 'That which is 
 discovered, known, and manij'est. Job 26. 6. lleb. 
 4. 13. 
 
 The nakedness of a land, Gen. 42. 9. The weak 
 and ruined parts of it, where the country lies most 
 open and exposed to danger, and may most easily be 
 assaulted or surprised. 
 
 To uncover the nakedness of any one, denotes a 
 shameful and unlawful conjunction, or an incestu¬ 
 ous marriage. Lev. 20. 19. 
 
 The nakedness of Adam and Eve was unknown to 
 them before they sinned, Gen. 2. 25. They were 
 not ashamed at it, because concupiscence and 
 irregular desires had not yet made the flesh rebel 
 against the spirit; and their nakedness excited no 
 disorder in their imaginations, nor any thing that 
 was irregular or contrary to reason. 'They -were 
 exempt from whatever indecency might happen 
 among us, upon the occasion of the nakedness of 
 the body. 
 
 Gen. 2. 25. they were w. and were not ashamed 
 3. 7 . and they knew that they were n. 10, 11. 
 Exod. 32. 25. when Moses saw that the people 
 were n. for Aaron had made them 71 . to 
 their shame 
 
 Lev. 20. t 18. he hath made n. her fountain 
 
 1 tSam. 19 . 24. Saul lay down n. all that day 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. w ith the spoil clothed all the n. 
 
 19. Ahaz made Judah 7 /. and transgressed ag. Ixl. 
 
 Job 1. 21. Job said, n. came I out of my mother’s 
 womb, and n. shall 1 return thither 
 22. 6. thou hast stripped the n. of their clothing 
 24. 7 . they cause thetr. to lodge without. 10. 
 
 26. 6. heli is n. before him and destruction 
 Rrov.^9. + 18. where no vision, the people is made n. 
 Eccl. 5.15. n. shall he return, to go as he came 
 Isa. Q2. t 6. and Kir made n. the shield 
 58. 7- when thou seest the n. that thou cover him 
 Jer. 48. t 6. be like a n. tree in the wilderness 
 51. t 58. the walls of Habylon shall be made n. 
 l.am. 4. 21. O Edom, thou shalt make thyself n. 
 Ezek. 18. 7 . if he hath covered the n. 16. 
 
 Hos. 2. 3. lest I strip her n. and set her as in the day 
 
 AmosQ. 16. shall flee away «. in that day, saithT_ 
 jJzbc. 1.8. therefore 1 will wail, will go strip, and « 
 
 11. pass ye away, having thy shame n. 
 
 5. t6. shall waste with her own 7t. swords 
 Hah. 3. 9. thy bow w as made quite n. according 
 Mat. 25. 36. 1 wastr. and ye clothed me not, 4.3. 
 
 .38. when saw we thee n. and clothed thee t 44. 
 Mark 14. 51. having a linen cloth about his n. body 
 ,52. he left the linen cloth, and fled from them n. 
 Jjhn‘l\.'i. Peterwas7(. and cast himself into the sea 
 Acts 19 . 16 . they fled out of that house n. wounded 
 
 1 Cor. 4.11. to this present hour we hthu. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 3. being clothed, we shall not be found n. 
 lleb. 4. 13. but all things are n. to the eyes of him 
 Jam. 2. 15. if a brother or sister be n. and destitute 
 Rev. 3. 17 . miserable, poor, and blimi, and n. 
 
 16. 15. keepeth his garments, lest he w alk n. 
 
 17 . 16. and shall make her desolate and n. and eaj 
 
 ibee Bark. 
 
 RAKEDRES.S. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 22. and Ham saw the n. of liis father 
 
 23. and covered n. they saw not their father’s «. 
 42. 9 . to see the w. of the land ye are come, 12. 
 Exod. 20.26. that thv n. be not discovered thereon 
 
 28. 42. shalt make finen breeches to cover their 
 Lev. 18. 6. none of you shall uncover their n. 
 
 7 . the 71. of father or mother, 8. 11, 15. | 20. 11. 
 
 9. the n. of thj’ sister || 10. n. of thy son's daughter 
 
 11.71. offather’s wife’s daughter shalt not uncovei 
 
 12. 71. of father’s sister |i 13. mother’s sister, 20.19. 
 14. father’s brother || 15. n. of daughter-in-law 
 16 . n. of thy brother’s wife, it is tliy brother’s 71. 
 
 17 . 71 . of a woman and her daughter not uncover 
 19- 71. of a woman as long as put apart, 20. 18. 
 
 20. 17 . and see his sister’s n. and she sec his 71 . 
 
 20. uncovered his uncle’s 71. || 21. brother’s n. 
 Vent. 23. + 14. camp be holy, that he see noTi. in thee 
 
 24. + 1. if foumt matter ofn. in her, write a bill 
 28. 48. shalt serve thine enemies in n. and want 
 
 1 tSam. 20. 30. to the confusion of thy mother’s w. 
 Isa. 20. t4. buttocks uncovered to the 71 . of Egypt 
 
 47 . 3 . thy 71. shall be uncovered, yea, thy sliame 
 l.am. 1. 8. because they have seen her ti. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 8. T covered thy 71 . yea. I sware to thee 
 30. thy 71. discovered thro’ thy whoredoms, 23.18, 
 16. . 37 . and will discover thy 71 . to them 
 
 22. 10. in thee they discovered their father’s 71 . 
 
 23. 10. these discovered her 71 . and slew her 
 29 . the 71. of thy whoredom shall be discovered 
 
 Hos. 2. 9. my wool and flax given to cover her 71 , 
 Natl. 3. 5. and I will shew tlie nations thy n. 
 
 Hah. 2. 15. that thou niayest look on their n. 
 
 Rom. 8. .35. shall 7i. separate us from love of God ? 
 
 2 Cur. 11 . 27 . in fastings often, in cold anti n. 
 
 Rev. 3. 18. that the shame of thy n. do not appear 
 
 NAME 
 
 Is referred (T) To God, and signifies, any thing 
 whereby his 7iature and rcill is 7nade better known 
 to ns, as, [1] His titles, Exod. 3. 13, 14.1 6. 3. 
 [2] His attributes, or properties, Exod. .3.3. 19. I 
 34. 6, 7 . 1 Tim. 6. 1. [3] His will and purpose 
 concerning salvation hy Christ, John I'l. 6, 26. 
 [4] His help and assistance, 1 Sam. 17 . 45. Psal. 
 44. 5. [5] His honour, renown, and glory, Psal. 
 76.1. [6] His word, Psal. 5. 11. Acts 9. 15. [7] 
 His grace, mercy, a7id love to shiners, in sending 
 Christ mto the -world to save them, Psal. 22. 22. 
 John 17 . 26. [8] His wisdom, po'wer, and good¬ 
 ness, as displayed in the works of creation and 
 providence, Psal. 8. 1,9- [9] His grace, power, 
 arid providence, Psal. 20. 1, 7- [10] His -worship 
 and service, 1 Kings 5. 5.' Mai. 1. 6. [11] God 
 himself, Psal. 29.'2.131. .3.161. 5. (11) To 
 
 Christ, and signifies, [1] His deity and perfec¬ 
 tions, that which he really is, and is acknowledged 
 to be, Isa. 9. 6. Mat. 1. 23. Rev. 19. 13. His 
 7iame shall he called IVoiiderful, the mighty God ; 
 that is, he is wonderful, he is the mighty God. 
 [2] His authority and commission. Mat. 7* 22. 
 Acts 4. 7 . [3] The preaching, or professing of 
 his go.’pel. Mat. 10. 22.1 19. 29. .Hev. 2. 13. 
 [ 4 ] His advancement above all principality and 
 po'xer, to the highest degree of glory, honour, ma- 
 je.sty, and dominion, Phil. 2. 9. coniparetl with 
 Eph. 1. 20, 21. (Ill) 'To man, and signifies, 
 [1] That particular name by tchich any person 
 is called, Luke 1. 60, 63. [2] 'The whole per- 
 
 son, Luke 10. 20. Rev. 3. 4. [3] Reputation 
 
 or character, whether good or evil, Deut. 22. 14. 
 Prov. 22. 1. [4] Honour, glory, and renown, 
 
 Deut. 26. 19 . Zeph. 3. 20. [5] Jtt appearance 
 arul shew of religion in the opinion of men, Uev. 
 .3. 1. [6] The memory, or remembrance, Deut. 
 
 29. 20. [7] Posterity, or issue, Deut. 25. 7. 
 
 Isa. 66. 22. [8] Fame or renown, 2 Chron. 26. 
 
 15 - 
 
 To fake the name of God in vain, Exod. 20.7., to 
 swear falsely, or without occasion, and to mingle 
 the name of God in our discourses, or our oaths, 
 either falsely, or rashly, or -wantonly, or unncces- 
 saiily, or 2 )resumptuously, God forbids to make 
 mention of the names ot other gods, Exod. 23.1.3. 
 He -would 7iot so much as have them named, or 
 their names proniunced. 'The gods of the heathen 
 are iiothing at all, therefore the Israelites were to 
 shew 7 iothing but contempt for them : they hardly 
 ever pronounced the name I’aal. they di.sfigured 
 it, for example, by saying, iMephiboshefh, or .’Me- 
 ribosheth, instead of iilephibaal, or ^leribaal; 
 where Bosheth signifies something shameful, or 
 contemptible. 
 
 To give a name, is a token of command and au¬ 
 thority. The father gives names to his childrtn 
 and .ilaves. ft is said, that Adam gave a name 
 to his wife, and to all the animals, and that the 
 7 iume he pave them became their true 7iamc. God 
 changed the name of Abram, Jacob, and Sarai; 
 w'hich expresses his absolute dominioii over all 
 men, and his particular benevolence to-ward’ those 
 ivhom he receives more especially into the num¬ 
 ber of his own: hence it was that he gave a 7iame, 
 even before their bisih, to some persons whom 
 
NAM 
 
 NAM 
 
 NAM 
 
 he appomted for great purposes, and rvho belonged 
 to him in a particular manner ; such as to .ledi- 
 oial), or Solotiion, son of iJavid; to the Messiah, 
 to John the Baptist, 
 
 J'o knorv any one hy his name, I know thee by name, 
 I'.xod. .SJ. 12. expresses a distiuction, a friendship, 
 a parttei'lar familiarity. It is spoken perhaps in 
 allusion to the manner tf the kings of the east, who 
 had very little' conversation w th their subjects; 
 they sa-’o them hut seldem, and hardly ever ap 
 peared in pvl/lic: so that when they knew any one 
 of their servants by name, when they vouchsafed to 
 speak to them, to call them, aw', to admit them into 
 their presence, it was esteemed as a very great 
 mark of favour. 
 
 Oen.H. 19. what Adam called, that wasw. thereof 
 
 4. 17 . call the n. of the city alter the n. of Ills son 
 
 5. 2. he blessed them, and called their n. Adam 
 
 11. 4. let us make us mi. lest we be scattered 
 
 19. 22. therefore the n. of tlie city is /oar 
 28. 19 . the7j. of the city was I.uz at the first 
 
 48. 6. shall be called alter the n. of their brethren 
 Jvxfld. 34 . 14. the I .ord, wliose n. is .lealous, is jealous 
 I^ev. 18. 21. neither Shalt thou pi ofane the w. of thy 
 God, saith the ].()rd, 19. 12. 1 21. C. 1 22. 2, 32. 
 Nnm. 11. 20. n. of one i ldad, of the other lAledad 
 
 17 . 2. write thou e\ery man's u. upon his rod 
 
 25. 14. the n. of the Israelite that was slain 
 
 15. n. of Midianitish woii'an slain was Cozbi 
 
 27 . 4. why should n. of our fatlier be done away ? 
 
 32. 42. and called it Mobah, after his own n. 
 
 Ueut.1. 24. shall destroy their «. from under heaven 
 
 9. 14. and blot out their n. from under heaven 
 
 22. 14. bring up an evil n. on her, and say 
 19 . he hath brought up an evil n. on a virgin 
 
 25. 6. first born shall succeed in n. of his brother 
 
 7 . to raise up to his brother a n. in Israel 
 
 26. 19. to make thee high in n. and in honour 
 
 28. .58. thou mayest lear this glorious and fearful n. 
 Josh. 23. 7- nor make men*^ion of n. of their gods 
 liuth 2. 19 . man’s with w hom 1 wrought is Boaz 
 
 4. 5. to raise up the?*, of the dead, 10. 
 
 17 . the women her neighbours gave it a n. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 3. the?*, of the man was Nabal 
 9- they spake to Kabal in the ?*. of David 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 2. whose ?*. is called by the?*, of the Tx)rd 
 
 7 . 9. 1 have made thee a great ?*. like the ?*. of the 
 
 great men in the earth, 1 Chron. 17. 8. 
 
 23. God redeemed to make him a?*. 1 V.hr. I 7 . 21. 
 
 8. 13. David gat him a?*, when he returned 
 
 14. 7 . shall not leave to my husband neitlier?*. nor 
 
 23. 18. Abishai had the ?*. among three 
 
 22. these things did Denaiaii, and had the ?*. among 
 three mighty men, 1 Citron. 11. 20, 24. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 47 . God make the ?*. of Solomon bettor 
 
 than thy ?*. and his throne greater than (hy 
 
 14. 21. chose to put his ?*. there, 2 Chron. 12. 13. 
 
 18. 24. call 3 ’e on the ?*. of 3 ’our gods, 25. 
 
 2D 8. .so Jezebel wrote letters in" Ahab’s ?*. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 27. would not blot out the ?*. of Israel 
 Ezra 2 . 61. and was called after their ?*. Neh. 7 .63.. 
 
 5. 1. prophesied in the n. of the God of Israel 
 JSfeh. 9. 7 . and gavest him the ?*. of Abraham 
 
 10. so didst thou get thee a n. as it is this day 
 Esth. 2. 22.Esthercertified the king in Mordecai’s n. 
 
 8. 8. write ye also for the Jews in the king’s n. 
 
 Job 18. 17 . he shall have no ?/. in the street 
 30. t 8. they were children of men and of no n. 
 Esal. 9 . 5. thou hast put out their ?*. for ev'er 
 
 20. 1. the n. of the God of Jacobdefend thee 
 
 5. in the n. of God we will setup our banners 
 44. 20. if we have forgotten the ?*. of our God 
 69. .30. 1 will praise the ?*. of Gorl w'ith a song 
 83. 4. tlie ?*. of Israel be no more in remembrance 
 
 18. whose?*, alone is Jehovah, art most high 
 99. 3. let them i)raisethy great n. for it is holy 
 109. 13. and let their?*, he blotted out 
 
 113. 3. the Lord’s n. is to be praiseti 
 Prov. 10. 7 . but the ?*. of the wicked shall rot 
 18.10. the ??. of the Lord is a strong tow-er 
 
 22. 1. a good ?*. is l ather to be chosen than riches 
 30. 9. lest 1 take the ?*. of my God in vain 
 Eccl.'l. 1. a good n. better than precious ointment 
 Isa. 14. 22. I will cut off from Hafylon the ?*. 
 
 55. 13. it shall be to the Lord for a n. for a sign 
 
 56. 5. I will give them a ?*. an everlasting?*. 
 
 57 .15. whose ?*. is holy II 62. 2. c . llerl by a new n. 
 
 6.3. 12. to make himself an everlasting ?*. 
 
 14. lead thy people, to make thyself a glorious n. 
 
 65. 15. ye shall leave your ?*. for a curse to my 
 
 chosen, and call his servants by another ?*. 
 
 66. 22, so shall your seed and your n. remain 
 Jer. 1.3. 11. that, tliey might be to me for a n. .33. 9. 
 
 32. 20. which iiast made thee a n. Dan. 9. t 15. 
 
 33. 16. this is the ?*. y/herewith she shall be called 
 
 46. 18. as 1 live, saith the Kin'j, who.se ?*. is the 
 
 Lord of hosis,48. 15. 1 51.57. 
 Ezek. 20. 29. and the n. thereof is called Hamah 
 
 22. + 5. mock thee which art polluted of?*. 
 
 23. 110^ and she became a ?*. among women 
 
 24. 2. son of man, write thee the n. of the day 
 48. .35. the?*, of the city shall he, '1 he T.ord is there 
 
 Dan. 2.20. blessed be the?*, of God for ever and ever 
 
 4. 8. Daniel Carrie, according to the n. of my God 
 Ilos. 1. 6. God saitl to him, call her ?*. T.o-ruhamah 
 
 2. 17 . they shall no more be remembered bv their?*. 
 Amosb. 27 . saith I.ord, whose ?*. is the God of hosts 
 Mic. 4. 5._for all people walk every one in the ?*. of 
 his god, we will walk in the ?*. of ourGocl 
 Zeph. 1. 4. 1 will cut off the ?*. of the C'liemarims 
 
 3. 20.1 will make you a?*, and a praise 
 Zech. 6.12. the man whose n. is the Huanch 
 JMat. 10. 41. receiveth prophet in the ?*. of a prophet, 
 a righteous man in ?*. of a righteous man 
 
 42. shall gi' e a cup of w ater only in ?/. of disciple 
 28. 19. baiJtizing them in the ?*. of the Lather 
 Euke 1. 61. none of thy kindred is called by this ?*. 
 63. and he wrote, saying, his ?*. is John 
 6.22. blessed, when shall cast out jour?*, as evil 
 John 1.6. a man sent from God, whose ?*. was John 
 3. 18. not believed in the n. of the only begotten 
 
 5. 43.1 am come ininy Lather’s?*, and ye receive 
 
 3-26 
 
 John 10. 25. the works that T rio in my Father’s v. 
 Acts 2 . .38. he baptized in the ?*. of the Lord Jesus 
 .3. 6 . in the n. of Jesus Christ, rise up and walk 
 
 4 . 7 - hy what power or ?*. have ye done thisr 
 
 12 . there is none other ?*. uudei' heaven given 
 
 17 . speak henceforth to no man in this ?*. 18. 
 
 3). tliat wonders may he done hy the ?*. of Jesus 
 
 5. 28. that you sliouht niit teach in this ?*. 40, 
 
 8 . 12 . preacliing, concerning the ?*. of Jesus 
 
 9 . 21 . that desti'oyed them that called on this n. 
 
 27 . lie liad preached bohily in the ?*. of .lesiis 
 
 15. 26. have hazarded theii liv(g 5 for the n. of .lesus 
 
 16. H5. said, in the ?*. of Jesus come out of her 
 
 19 . 5. they were baptized in the n. of Jesus 
 
 26. 9 . to do contrary to t!ie **. of Jesus of Jsazareth 
 llo/n. 2. 24. for the ?*. of (lod is blasphemed 
 1 Cor. L 1.3. were ye baptized in the ?*. of Haul? 
 
 5. 4. in the ?*. of our 1 ord Jesus, I ph. 5. 20. 
 
 6. 11. are justified in the?*, of the Lord .lesus 
 /'->?/*. 3. 21. far above everj’ ?*. that is named 
 I’hil. 2. <J. hath given him a ?*. aliove every n. 
 
 10. at the ?*._of Jesus every kneesliould bow 
 Col. .3. 17 . do'all in the ?*. of the Lord lesus 
 
 1 j'i/n. 6. 1. that the ?*. of God be not iilaspheme*! 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 . (he ?*. of Clirist, depart from iniquity 
 Del). 1. 4. he hatli obtained a more excellent ?*. 
 .Jam. 2. 7- not tliey l)las[)he.me that wortliy n.? 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 14. il reproached for the ?*. of Christ 
 
 1 John 3. 23. should believe on ?*. of his .‘-’on, 5.13. 
 lev. 2. 17 . H, ?*. written, wliich no man kiioweth 
 3. 1. thou hast a ?*. that thou livest, and art dead 
 12. 1 will write on him the ?*. of my Go*! 
 
 8. 11. the ?*. of the star is called Wormwood 
 
 9. 11. whose?*, in the llel)re\y tongue is Abaddon 
 
 13. 1. and on his heads tlie ?*. of hlasiihemy 
 
 14. 1. his Lather’s n. written in tlieir foreheads 
 
 16. 9. and men blasphemed the ?*. of God 
 
 17 . 5. on her forehead was a n. w'l itfen, ItJystery 
 
 19. 12. a ?*. written no man knew hut himself 
 16. on his thigh a ?*. wn itien. King of kings 
 
 See C A HEED. 
 
 By NAML, or hy the NAME. 
 
 F.xod. 6. 3. I ap'peared by the n. of God Almighty 
 .31. 2. I have called by n. I'ezaleel, .35. .30. 
 
 3.3. 12. yettliou hast said, 1 know Ihee by n. 17. 
 Kum. 4. 32. by n. ye shall reckon the instruments 
 Josh. 21. 9. they gave these cities mentionefi hy n. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 2.3. Philistine of Gath, Goliath by ?*. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 21. Shelia, son of Hichri by n. hath lifted 
 1 Jfings 1.3. 2. a child shall he horn, Josiah by n. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 41. these written by n. came and smote 
 12.31. expressed by ?*. 16. 41.2 Cbr. 2}t. 15. 1.31.19. 
 Esth. 2. 14. except that she were called by n. 
 
 Isa. 44. 5. shall call himself hy the ??. of Jacob, and 
 sin name liimself by the ?*. of Israel, 48. 1. 
 45. 3. T the r.ord which call thee by thy ?*. 
 
 John 10. 3. and hecallelh his own slieep by n. 
 
 Acts 4. 10. by the ?*. of Jesus lliis man is whole 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. I beseech v on by the n. of onr T.ord 
 
 3 John 14. our friends salute thee, greet friends by n. 
 
 See Lxi’r RS.SEu'. 
 
 His N A!V1 L. 
 
 Exod. 3. 13. shall sa.y, what is his n. ? Prov. .30. 4. 
 
 15. .3. the T.d. is his ?*. .Jer. .3.3. 2. Amos 5. 8. I 9. 6. 
 
 20. 7 . guiltless lhattaket'n hisn. in vain, Dent. 5.11. 
 
 28. 21. every stone v. ith his n. shall they he, 39.14. 
 Dent. 3. 14. Jair called them after his own n. 
 
 6. 1.3. shalt serve him, and shalt sw-ear by his n. 
 
 10. 8. to bless in his ?*. to this day, 1 Chr. 2.3. 1.3. 
 12. 5. the Lord your (toil shall choose to put his 
 
 ?*. there, 21. 1 Tfings'iA. 21. 2 Chrin. 12. 13. 
 
 11. shall choose to cause his n. to dwell there 
 14. 23. choose to i)lace hisn. there. 16 . 0 ,11. | 26. 2. 
 
 24. the l.ord shall choose to set his ?*. there 
 
 25. 6. that his n. he not put out of-Israel 
 
 10. and his ?*. shall he called in Israel 
 
 29 . 20. L. shall blot out his n. from under heaven 
 Judg. 13. 6. 1 asked not, neither told he me his n. 
 Ruth 4. 14. that, his ?*. may be famous in Israel 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 22. for hit ?*. sake, Psal. 23. 3. 1 106. 8. 
 
 1 John",. 12. 3 John 7 . 
 
 18. 30. so that his n. was much set by 
 
 25. 25. as his n. is, so is lie, 7iabal is his ?*. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 8. give thanks to lord, call upon hisn. 
 make known his deeds, Ps. 105. 1. Jsa. 12. 4. 
 
 29. give the glory due to hisn. Ps. 29. 2. | 96. 8. 
 Ezra 6. 12. God that caused his ?*. dwell there 
 Psal. 34. ,3. let us exalt his v. together, 66. 2. 
 
 41. 5. when shall he die and his n. yierish ? 
 
 68. 4. that rideth on the heavens by his ?*. Jaii 
 
 69. .36. they that love his n. shall dwell therein 
 72 . 17 - his n. shall endure for ever, as long as sun 
 
 19 . and blessed be his glorious ?*. for ever 
 76.1. hisn. is great in Isr. |196. 2. bless hisn. 100.4. 
 99 . 6. .‘‘amuel among them that call on his ?*. 
 
 111. 9. holj' and reverend is hisn. 
 
 1.35. 3. sing praises to his n. for it is pleasant 
 148. 13. praise his ?*. for his n. alone is excellent 
 119 . .3. let them yiraise his ?*. in the dance 
 Jfov. 21. 24. proud and haughtj- scorner is his n. 
 Ecct. 6. 4. his n. shall be covered v. ith darkne.ss 
 Isa.T. ll.sliall call hisn. Immanuel, Mat. 1. 23. 
 
 9 . 6. and his ?*. shall be called, y.'onderfnl 
 
 12. 4. make mention that /**.<■ ?*. is exalted 
 
 47 . 4. the T.ord of hosts is his n. the Holy One of 
 Israel, 48. 2. I 51. 15. I 51. 5. Jer. 10.' 16. 1 31. 
 35.1 .32. 18. I 50. 34. | 51. 19. 
 
 48. 19. his ?*. should not have been cut off 
 Jer. 11. 19 . hisn. may be uo more remembered 
 
 20. 0 . I w ill not speak any more in his ?/. 
 
 23. 6. tills is his ?*. w liereliy he sliall be called 
 48. 17 . all j-e that know hisn. say, bow is staff 
 
 Amos 4. 13. the T.ord, the Goil of liosts is//*.v ?*. 
 Zech. 10. 12. they shall walk up and down in hisn. 
 
 11. 9. in that daj’ shall be one Lord, and his ??. one 
 Mai. 3. 16 . for them tliaf thought on his ?*. a book 
 jMat. 1. 23. shall call his n. Jes. Jmkc 1. 31. I 2. 21. 
 
 12. 21. in his n. shall the Gentiles trust 
 717*?*/TO. 14. for his n. was spread abroad 
 f.nke 1. 1.3. and thou shalt call hisn. John 
 
 24. 47 . remissionof sinsshould I.>p preached 'wiJiisn. 
 John 1. 12. even to them that believe on his n. 
 
 Johnl.flb. many believed in hisn. when they' sair 
 5.43. if another shall come in/dfown ?*. 
 
 20. .31. that believing ye miglit have life thro’ hisn. 
 Acts 3.10. his n. tlnough faith in his n. hath made 
 
 5. 41. they were counie*l worthy tosuffer tor//*.v?*. 
 
 10. 43. tiiro’ his n. shall receive reiiiission of sins 
 
 13. 8. I'.lyir.as the .sorcerer, for so is/d.v ?*. 
 
 15. 14. to take out of them a iieople ior hisn. 
 
 Jiom. 1. 5. to the faith among all nations for his n. 
 lleh. C). 10. of love w hich ye ■shewed tow ards hts n. 
 
 1.3. 15. let us offer praise, giving thanks to/**'.. ?*. 
 Itev. .3. 5. not blot out his n. but will confess hisn. 
 
 6. 8. and hisn. that sat on him was l.'eath 
 
 9. 11. in the Greek tongue hath his ?*. Apollyon 
 
 1.3. 6. to blaspheme hisn. || 17. numherof/*. ?*. 15.2. 
 
 14. 11. whos'/ever receiveth the mark of/*is ?t. 
 
 22.4. and his ?*. shall he in their foreheads 
 
 Eee Holy, Loku. 
 
 My NAME. 
 
 Gen. 32. 29. v. hy is it that thou <lost ask after myn. T 
 48. 16. let myn. be nanieii on them, let them gr<ny 
 Exod. 3. 15. this is??y?*. tor ever, and my men orial 
 9. 16. raised thee iij), that nyn. mtiy be dedareil 
 2u. 24. where I record myn. I will come unto ih.ee 
 23. 21. provoke him not, for my n. is in him 
 Lev. 19- 12. ye shall not swear by my ?*. falsely 
 
 20.3. ills .seed unto Molech, to yirofane my ho: v n. 
 Kum. 6 . 27 . I)ut myn. on (he children of Israel 
 Dent. 18.19. whic.h he shall speak in my ?>. 20. 
 Judg. 13. 18. why askest thou thus after my v..? 
 
 1 Earn. 24. 21. swear thou wilt not destroy my n. 
 
 25. 5. and go to ISabal, and greet him in my n. 
 
 2 Ham.'). 1.3. he shall build an bouse for myn. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 5. | 8. 18, 19. 1 Chron. 22. 10. 
 12. 28. lest the city he called after my m. 
 
 18 . 18 . 1 have no son to keep ???y ?*. in remembrance 
 1 i2*?*(7i’8.16. that ?**y?*.might be (herein, 29 . j 11 .. 
 
 36. 2 Kivgs9.\ . 4, 7. 2 Chron. 6. 5, 6.1 
 7.16.1.3.3.4,7. 
 
 9.7* this house which 1 have hallowed for my n. 
 
 1 Chr. 22.8. shall not build an house to ??*y?*. 28.3. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 8. in heart to build an house for my n. 
 
 9. .Solomon shall build the house for v>y n. 
 
 7 . 20. this house w hii h I have sanctified for rry it. 
 Neh. 1 . 9 . 1 havechosen (oset/*;i*?/. there,dc*'. 7 . 12 . 
 Psal. 89. 24. in myn. shall his horn he exalted 
 
 91 . 14. because he hath known my ?*. 
 
 7.<*?. 29. 23. they shall sanctify my n. and fear 
 41. 25. from rising of the sun shall he call on my n. 
 
 42.8. I am the J.ord, that is my n. and my glory 
 
 48. 9. for/**y?*. sake will 1 defer mine anger 
 11 for-liow should myn. he polluted? 
 
 49. 1. hath he made mention of ??/j* ?*. 
 
 52.5. my n. continually every day is blasphemed 
 
 6. therefore my people sliall know my n. 
 
 66. 5. brethren that cast yon cut for myn. sake 
 Jer. 14. 14. they prophesy lies in my n. 15.1 23.25. 
 
 16. 21. they shall know that my ?*. is tlie Lord 
 
 23. 27 . they thinlfto cause my people to forget ?,' j:’ 
 ?*. as their fathers have forgotten myn. for i’aal 
 
 27 . 15. they prophesy a lie in myn. 29. 9, 21, 23. 
 
 34. 16 . but ye turned and polluted myn. 
 
 44. 26. sw ofn b)’ my great ?*. my n. no more named 
 Ezek. 20. 9 . but T w rouglit for my n. 14. £2, 44. 
 
 .36. 2.3. and 1 will sanctify my great ?*. 
 
 Zech. 13. 9 . they shall call on my n. I will hear 
 Mai. 1. 6. to you. () priests, (hat despise my n. 
 
 11. for?*?y ?*. shall be great among Gentiles, and 
 in every place incense shall be offered to my n. 
 14. my n. is dreadful among the heathen 
 2. 2. lay it to heart, to give glory unto?/:y n. 
 
 5. lie teared me, and was afraid' before my n. 
 
 4. 2. to you that fear ?*??/ ?*,. shall the sun of right. 
 Mat. 10. 22. ye shall be liated of all men for myn, 
 sake,24. 9. Mark^b. 1.3. Lnke"^. )7. 
 
 18. 5. rec. a child in my n.,Mark 9. .37. Luke 9 . 48. 
 
 20. two or three are gathered together in myu. 
 
 19 . 29 . that hath forsaken liouscs for my ?*.sakp 
 
 24. 5. formally shall come in my n. and shall de¬ 
 
 ceive man.y, ]\Iark 13. 6. Luke 21.8. 
 Mark 5. 9. he answered, saying, my n. is Legion 
 9. 39 . no man which shall do a miracle in my n. 
 41. give, you acupof water to drink in myn. 
 
 16. 17 . in my ?*. shall tlie.v cast out devils 
 Lvke 21. 12. hroiiglit befi fe rulers for ??*y?*. sake 
 John 14. 13. whatsoe'er ve shall ask in myn. that 
 
 will 1 do. 14. 1 1.5. 16 . 1 16. 23, 24, 26. 
 
 26. the Comforter whom he will send in my ?*. 
 
 15. 21. these tlnngs will they do Jor myn. sake 
 Acts 9.15. he is a chosen vessel to hear my n. 
 
 16. great tilings he must suffer for my ?*.sake 
 15. 17 . the Gentiles upon whom my n. is called 
 Horn. 9 . 17 . and that iry n. might be declared 
 
 1 Cor. 1.15. lest any say, I baptized in ?/*;?*c own?». 
 Rev. 2. 3. awd for myn. sake hast laboured 
 
 13. thou boldest fast my n. and hast not denied 
 
 3.8. hast kept my word, and hast not denied my n. 
 
 6'ee Caeeed. 
 
 'Jhy NAML. 
 
 Gen. 12. 2. T will hlc.-s thee, and maket^y n. great 
 
 17 . 5. thy n. Abram, but t 'y ?*. shall be .A braham 
 .32. 27 . said to him, w hat is thy ?*. .t "O. Jvdg. 13. 17. 
 £ 8 . he said, thy ?*. shall he no more called Jacob,. 
 
 hut Israel. .35. 10 . 1 A/***/(• 18. 31. 
 F.xod. 5. 2.3. since came to Pharaoh to speak in thy ?*. 
 .Josh. 7 . 9. w hat w ilt thou do to thy great n. J 
 
 2 iSam. 7 . 26. let thy n. be magnified for ever 
 22. 50. 1 will sing praise to thy ?*. l^sal. 0. 2. f 
 
 18. 49. 1 61. 8. I 66.4. | 92. 1. 
 1 T\ings 1. 47. name of Solomon better than */*.?* ?i. 
 
 8. 33. turn, and ernfess thy v. " Chron. 6. 24. 26. 
 
 41. but cometb for */*//?*. sake, 2 Chron 6. .32. 
 
 42. for they shall he.ir of thy great ?*. 
 
 43. that all people of the earih may know tby ?*.. 
 
 this house is called by thyn. 2 Chr. 6. .3.'>- 
 
 44. house 1 built for thy n. .t!}. 2 Chr. 6. .31, .38. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 24. thy ?*. may be magnified forever 
 29- 1.3. we thank and praise thy n. Psal. 44. 8. 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 20. tliattliou wouldest put thyn. there 
 
 14. 11. in thy ?*. wo go against this multitude 
 £0. 8. have built thee a sanctuary for thy n. 
 
 9 . before this house, for thy n. is' in this house 
 
NAT 
 
 NAM 
 
 yeh. 1. 11. servants, who desire to fear thy n. 
 
 9. 5. blessed be ihy elorions n. wliicb is exalted 
 pl'al. 5. li. let them that love n. he joytul 
 
 8. 1. how excellent is thy n. in all the earih ! 9. 
 
 9. 10. they tliat know thy n. will trust in thee 
 2". 22. 1 w ill tleclare thy n. to bretlircn, //<?/>. 2.12. 
 
 25. 11. tor thy 71. sake (lardon mine iniciiiity 
 .^1. .3. for thy n. sake lead me and guide me 
 
 44. 5. throiiali thy n. will we tread them under 
 
 45. 17 . 1 will make thy n. to be remembered 
 
 48. 10. according to thy n. so is thy praise 
 52.9. 1 will wait on thy n. Ij 54.1. Save me by thy 71 . 
 
 61, 5. "iventhe heritage of those that fear n. 
 
 63 4. will bless, 1 will lift up my hands in thy n. 
 74 . 7 . they have defiled the d wellins-place ot thy it. 
 
 10. shall the enemy blaspheme thy 71 . tor evert 
 
 18. the foolish people have blasphemed thy 71 . 
 
 21. let the poor and needy praise thy 71 . 
 
 75 . 1. for that thy 71 . is near thy works declare 
 79 . 6. that have not called on thy 71 . Jcr. 10.%2o. 
 
 9 . help us, O G. of salvation, for the glory ot thy 
 71 . and purge away our sins for thy 71 . sake 
 80.18. quicken us, and we will call upon thy ti. 
 
 83.16. that they may seek thy 71 . O ,l .ord 
 86. 9. all nations shall come and glorify thy 71 . 12. 
 
 11. teacn me, unite my’ heart to tear thy ii. 
 
 89. 12. ilernion shall rejoice in thi/ 71 . 16. 
 
 169 . 21. <10 thou for me, t) Lord, tor thy 71 . sake 
 115. 1. not unto us, but unto thyn. give gjory 
 119 . 55. I have remembered thy 71 . in the night 
 
 I. 32. as thou usest to do to those that love thy 71 . 
 
 ]35. 13. thy 71. O Lord, endureth for ever 
 138.2. 1 will praise thy 71 . for thy loving-kindness, 
 
 thou bast magnified thy word above all thy 71 . 
 1.39. 20. and thine enemies take thy 71 . in vain 
 140.13. the righteous shall give thanks to thy 71 . 
 
 142. 7 . out of prison, that I may praise thy 71 . 
 
 143. 11. quicken me, O Lord, for thy 71 . sake 
 115.1. 1 will bless thy7i. for ever and ever. 2. 
 
 2. and 1 will praise t!iy7i. for ever, 25.1. 
 Ca 7 it. 1. 3. thy 7i. is as ointment poured forth 
 Isa. 26. 8. the desire of our soul is to tiiy n. 
 
 13. by thee we wdll make mention of thy n. 
 
 63. 16. O Lord, thy n. is from everlasting 
 
 64. 2. maKC thy 71 . known to thine adversaries 
 
 7 . there is none that calleth on thy 71 . 
 
 Jer. 10.6. thou art great and thy 71 . is great in might 
 
 11. 16 . the Lord calleth thy 71 . a green olive-tree 
 
 14. 7 . do thou it for thy 71 . sake, w'e have sinned 
 21. do not abhor us for thy 7t. sake, remember 
 
 29. 25. sent letters in thy 71 . to all people at .lerus. 
 Lam. 3. 55. 1 called upon thy 71 . out ot the dungeon 
 L)a 7 i. 9.6. the prophets spake in thy 71 . to our kings 
 ]\Jic. 6. 9. and the man of wisdom shall see thy 71 . 
 Nail. 1. 14. that no more of thiy 71 . be sown 
 Mai. 1.6. wherein have we despiseil thy 71 .? 
 
 Mat. 6. 9 . liallowed be thy 71 . L7ihce 11. 2. 
 
 7 . 22 . in thy n. have we not cast out devils 
 Marie 5. 9 . he asked him. w hat is thy7i. Y LvheS. SO. 
 
 9 . .38. casting out devils in thy 7t. J.ttle 9. 49. 
 
 Lmhe 10 . 17 . the devils are subject through thy 71 . 
 Johm 12. 28. Path, glorify thyn. then came a voice 
 17 . 6 . I have manifested thy 71 . to the men, 26. 
 
 II. holy Father, keep through thine own. n. 12. 
 yicts 9 .14. authority to bind all that call on thy 71 . 
 Pom. 15. 9. I will confess, and sing unto t/iy 71 . 
 
 Pev. 11. IB. give, reward to them that fear thy 71 . 
 
 15. 4. who shall not fear and glorify thy n. ? 
 
 See Cali.ko. 
 
 TsAME, Verb. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 3. thou shalt anoint to me him whom T n. 
 28. 8. bring him up whom 1 shall n. unto thee 
 lsa\6".‘2. Whicli the mouth of the Lord shall 71 . 
 NAMKD, ETM. 
 
 Gen. 23.16. Abrah. weighed silver which he had n. 
 27 . 36. he said, is not He rightly 71 . .lacob ? 
 
 48. 16. and let my name be 71 . on them 
 1 Sam. 4. 21. she 71 . the child l-chabod, saying 
 £ Khiffs 17 . .34. the children of .lac. whom he 71 . Tsr. 
 
 1 Chron. 23.14. Idoses' sons n. of the tribe of Levi 
 Peel. 6. 10. what hath been, is 71 . already 
 Jsa. 61. 6. ye shall be n. the priests of the Lord 
 Jer. 44. 26. my name shall no more be n. in mouth 
 Jimos 6. i. which are n. chief of the nations 
 Mie. 2. 7 . O thou that art n. of the house of Jacob 
 Lnke 2.21.1 esus was so n. of the angel before cone. 
 
 6.13. he chose twelve, wliom he 71 . apostles 
 Pom. 15. 20. to preach, not where Christ w as n. 
 
 1 Cor. 5.1. such tornication not w. among Gentiles 
 Eph. 1. 21. far above every name that is 
 
 3.15. the wdiole family in heaven and earth is n. 
 
 5. 3. covetousness, let it not be once w. among you 
 
 2 Tim. 2.19. let everv one that 71 . the name of Chf. 
 
 NAMELY. 
 
 Peel. 5. IS. sore evi],w. riches kept for the owners 
 Jsa. 7 . 20. Lord shave with a razor, 7t. by Assyria 
 Mark 12. 31. the second is lilte, 7t. this, shalt love 
 ISAMF..S. 
 
 Gen. 2. 20. Adam gave 71 . to all cattle, and to fowl 
 26.18. called their re. after re. his father called them 
 Exod. 2.3.13. be circumspect and make no mention 
 of the re. of other gotls, 1 'tern. 12. 3. 
 28. 9 . grave on them the re. of children of Isr. 21. 
 
 12. A aron shall bear their re. before the T.ord, 29. 
 Mum. 1.2. the number of their.re. by their poll 
 5. the 71 . of the men that shall stand with you 
 3.43. numb, of re. of the Levites from a month old 
 
 13. 16 . tiie 71. of the men which iVloses sent to spy 
 
 34. 17 . re. of men w hich shall divide the land 
 
 2 Sam. 23.8. the re. of mighty men w horn Ea' id had 
 F.zra 5.4. w hat are their re. who make this building 
 Psal. 16. 4. nor take up their re. into my lips 
 
 49. 11. they call their lands after their own re. 
 
 147. 4. the stars lie calleth them by re. Isa. 40. 26. 
 E.tek. 23.4. the 71 . of them were Aholah the elder 
 llos. 2. 17 . for 1 will take away the 71 . of Paalim 
 Zeeh. 13. 2. cut off the re. of the idols out ot the land 
 jLreXel0.20. rejoice, your n. are written in heaven 
 jdci.sl. 1 . 5 . the number of the re. together were 120 _ 
 18.15. if It be a question of words and re. look to it 
 Phil. 4. 3. whose re. are in the book of life 
 Pev. 3.4. thou hast a few re, in Sardis, not defiled 
 
 J?ep.ll. +13. w-ei e slain re. of men seven thousand 
 13 + 1. and on his heads the re. ot blasphemy 
 8. whose re. are not w ritten in bopk. 17 . 8. 
 
 17 . . 3 . I saw a woman full ot ?t. ot blasphemy 
 <11 l^’ re w'ritten thereon, 71 . ot the twelve tribes 
 *14 in them the re. of twelve apostles of the Lamb 
 IsAPKlK. 
 
 Lvke\9. 20. thy pound w Inch I have kept in a re. 
 Joh 7 i 11. 44. his face was bound about with a re. 
 
 00 7. the re. that was about his head not lying 
 ISARU. 
 
 Mark. 14. + 3. a woman having a box of pure re. 
 
 Li ARROW. 
 
 Kum. 22. 26. angel of the I.ord stood in a re. w'ay 
 Je.v4. 17 .15. cut down, if mount Ephraim be too re. 
 
 1 /GregA-6. 4. for house he made windows ot re. lights 
 
 Prov 23. 27 . and a strange woman is a re. pit 
 24. t 10. if thou faint, thy strength is re. 
 
 Jsa. 49 . 19 . the land of thy destruction shall be too re. 
 lilat 7. 14. 71 . is the w'ay which leadeth to lite. 
 is AH ROW ED. 
 
 1 Kinns 6. 6. in w all of house maae re. rests round 
 
 IsARROWER. 
 
 Isa 28. 20. the coveringrt. than he can wrap himselt 
 IS ARROW LY.. 
 
 Joh 13. 27 . thou lookest re. to all my paths 
 Isa. 14.16. that see thee, shall re. look upon thee 
 LlAi'lON 
 
 Si<^niPes, [1] All the inhahitants of a partie7ilar 
 eountry, Deut. 4. 34. [2] A eotmtry or king¬ 
 
 dom, Exod. .34. 10 . Rev. 7 . 9. [3] Cou7itr7jmen, 
 7 iatives of the sa7ne stoek, Acts 26. 4. [4] Jhie 
 
 father, head, and origmal of a 7iation or people, 
 Gen. 25. 23. [5] The heathen or Gentiles, Isa. 
 55 5 
 
 Gen'. 15.14. and also that re. they serve will 1 judge 
 
 20. 4. Lord, w ilt thou slay also a righteous 71 .? 
 
 21. 13. of tile bond-woman 1 will make a 71 . 
 
 .35. 11. a 71. and kings shall come ot thee 
 
 Exod. 9. 24. in all Egypt, since it became a re. 
 
 19 . 6. ye shall be unto me an holy re. 1 Pet. 2. 9. 
 21. 8. to sell her to a strange re. have no power 
 .3.3. 13. and consider that this re. is thy people 
 
 .34. 10. have not been done in any re. do with thee 
 Lev. 18.26. nor any of your re. commit aboininations 
 
 20. 23. sliail not walk in the manners of the re. 
 RMre/.14.12. I will make of thee agreatw. J>wi.9.14. 
 Deut. 4. 34. or hath God assaved to fake him a re. 
 
 from the midst of another re. by wtmders r 
 28. 33. the fruit of thy lan;i shall are. eat up 
 .36. the T-ord shall bring thee and thy king to a re. 
 
 49 . Lord shall bring ‘an. against thee from tar 
 
 50. a re. of fierce countenance shall not regard 
 .32. 28. are a re. void of counsel, no understanding 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 23. w hat re. like thy people i 1 C/u . IJ. 21. 
 
 1 1'Linys 18.10. there is no re. whither my I.ord hath 
 
 not sent to seek thee, he took an oath ot that ?<. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 29. every re. made gods ot their own 
 
 1 Chr. 16 . 20. and when they went from re. to re. 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 6. re. was destroyed of re. and city of city 
 32. 15. no cod of any re. or kingdom was able 
 
 Job .34. 29 . it be done against a re. or a man only 
 Ps. 33.12. blessed is the re. whose God is the Lord 
 43. 1. O God plead my cause against an ungodly re. 
 83. 4. come, let us cut them off from being aw. 
 
 1('5. 13. they w ent from one re. to another 
 
 106 . 5. that 1 may rejoice in the gladness of thy re. 
 
 147 . 20. he hath not dealt so with any re. 
 
 Prov. 14. .34. righteousness exaltetli a re. but sin is 
 Isa. 1. 4. ah sinful re. a people laden with iniquity 
 2.4. 71 . shall not lift up sword against re. Mie. 4. 3. 
 9 . 3 . thou hast multiplied there, not increased Joy 
 10. 6. 1 w'ill send him against an hypocritical re. 
 14. 32. what answer the messengers ot the 71 . ? 
 
 18.2. go, ve swift messengers, to aw. scattered and 
 peeled, a re. meted out and liodden down, 7- 
 
 26. 2. open that the righteous re may enter in 
 15. thou hast increased the re. O Lord, the 71 . 
 
 49 . 7 . saith the Lord to him whom there, abhorreth 
 
 51. 4. hearken and give ear to me, O my re. 
 
 55.5. thou shalt call a 71 . thou knowest not 
 58. 2. seek me, as a re. that did righteousness 
 60 . 12 . there, that will not serve thee shall perish 
 
 22. and a small one shall become a strong re, 
 
 65. 1. a re. that was not called by my name 
 
 66. 8. or shall a re. be born at once r 
 Jer. 2. 11. hath are. changed their gods.’ 
 
 5. 9 . my soul be avenged on such a re. 29. I 9. 9. 
 
 15. 1 will bring are. on you from far, O house ot 
 Israel, it is a mighty re. it is an ancient re. 
 7 . 28. a re. that oheveth not the voice of the 1 ord 
 12 . 17 . I will utterly pluck up and di^stroy that re. 
 18. 7 . speak concerning a re. to pluck it up, 9- 
 8. if that re. against w hom 1 have pronounced 
 2.5.12. punish that re. for their iniquity, 27 . 8. 
 
 .32. behold, evil shall go forth tiom re. to re. 
 
 27 . 8. re. which will not serve fsehin hadnezzar, 1.3. 
 31. .36. then- Israel cease from being a re. 33. 24. 
 
 48. 2. let us cut off Moab from being aw. 
 
 a() .31. arise, get you up to the wealthy re. 
 
 36. shall be no re. whither Warn shall not come 
 50. 3. out of the north cometb a re. against her 
 J.am. 4. 17 . have watche<l for a re. that could not save 
 P.zek. 2. .3. I send thee to Israel, a rebellious re. 
 
 . 37 . 22. 1 will make them one re. in the land 
 Dan. 8. 22. four kingd. shall stand up out of the re. 
 12. 1. trouble, such as never was since was aw. 
 Joel 1. 6. for a re. is come up ujion my land 
 AmosO. 14. behold, 1 will raise iq) againstyou aw. 
 il/ic.4.7. 1 will make her that was cast oft a strong re. 
 llab. 1.6. the t'haldeans, that bitter ami hasty re. 
 Zeph. 2.1. gather togetlier, () re. not desired 
 5. woe to the re. of the t'herethites 
 Hag. 2. 14. so is this people and re. before me 
 IMal. .3. 9. even this w hole re. have robbed me 
 Mat. 21. 43. the kingdom of God given to a re. 
 
 24. 7 . re. shall rise ag. 71 . Mark 1.3. 8. Luke 21. 10. 
 Luke 7 . 5. for he loveth our re. ami hath built us 
 23.2. we found this fellow perverting there. 
 JohnD. 48. the Homans shall come ami take our re. 
 
 50. one man die, that the whole re. perish not 
 
 51. prophesied that Jesus should die tor that re. 
 
 NAT 
 
 JohnM. .52. and not for that re. only, but that aisffl 
 18. . 35 . thine own re. hath deli\erect thee to me 
 Acts 2. 5. Jews, devout men outot every re. 
 
 7 . 7 . the re. to whom they shall be in bondage 
 
 10 . 22 . of good rejiort among all the re. ot the Jews 
 2 }?. it is unlaw fill to come t() one of another re. 
 
 35 . but in every re. he that feareth him 
 
 24. 2 . that very worthy deeils are done to this n. 
 
 10 . I know that thou'hast been a Judge to this re. 
 17 . I came to bring alms to my re. and offerings 
 
 26. 4 . my life was at first among mine ow n re. 
 
 28. 19. not that 1 had aught to accuse my re. of 
 
 Gat. 1 . 14. profited above my equals in my own re, 
 Phil. 2. 15. in mi<ist of a crooked and perverse re. 
 Pev. 5. 9. thou hast reileemed us out of every re. 
 
 14. 6 . having the gosp'el to preach to every re. 
 
 See Foolish. 
 
 L, A LIGN.S. 
 
 Gere. 10 . 32. and by these were the re. divided 
 
 14. 1 . Titial king of re. made war with Bera, 9. 
 
 17. 4. shalt be a father of many re. 5. Pom. 4. 17 ,18> 
 
 6 . ami 1 will make re. of thee, 35. 11. I 48. 19. 
 
 16. I will tiless Sarah, she shall be a mother of re, 
 
 25. 23. the T.ord said, two re. are in thy womb 
 
 27 . 20 . and let re. bow down to thee 
 
 Exod. 34. 24. 1 will cast out the re. before thee, and 
 enlarge thy borders, J>eut. 4. .38. |7. 22. 18. 20. 
 Lev. 18.'24. the re. are defiled |1 28. as it spued out re. 
 Mum. 23. 0. an:l shall not be reckoned among the re, 
 24. 8 . Israel shall eat up the re. his enemies 
 20. Amalek was the first of the re. but latter end 
 Dent. 2 . 25. I will put the fear ot thee on the re. 
 
 4 . 6 . this is your wisdom in sight of the 71 . 
 
 27 . I.ord shall scatter you among the re. Meh. 1.8, 
 
 7 . 1 . Lord hath cast out many re. before thee 
 
 9 . 1. to possess re. greater than thyself, 11. 23, 
 
 12. 29 . w hen God shall cut off tlie 7t. 19. 1. 
 
 15. 6. thou shalt lend to many re. 28. 12. 
 
 28. 1. the I.ord will set thee on high above all re, 
 32. 8. Most 11 igh divided to the re. their inheritance 
 
 4.3. rejoice, O ye re. with his people, he will avenge 
 Tudg. 2. 2.3. therefore the Lord left those re. 
 
 ' Sam. 7 . 23. w hich thou redeemedst from the re. 
 
 I Kings 11.2. of the re. concerning which the L. said 
 I Kings 17 . 33. served gods after the manner ot re. 
 
 18. 33. hath any of the gods of the re. delivered, 
 
 19 . 12. 2 Chro7i. 32. 1.3, 14. Jsa. 36. 18. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 31. say among the re. the Lord reignetli 
 
 17 . 21 . by (iriving out re. from before thy people 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 9. made priests after the manner of re. 
 Keh 1.3. 26. among many re. w as no king like lum 
 lob 12. 23. he increaseth the re. he enlargeth the 7u 
 '\<.al. 9. 20. that the re. may know themselves 
 
 22. 27 . all the kindreds ot re. shall worship thee 
 
 28. the Lord is governor among the re. 
 
 47 . 3. he shall subdue the re. under our feet 
 57. 9 . 1 will sing to thee among the re. 108. .3. 
 
 66. 7 . his eyes behold the re. 1167.4. let the re. be glad 
 96. 5. for all tlie gods of the re. are idols 
 106. 27 . to overthrow their seed among the re. 
 
 .34. they did not destroy the?*. Lord commanded 
 Prov. 24. 24. the people curse, re. shall abhor him 
 ha. 2. 4. and he shall Judge am.ong the 7i. 
 
 5. 26. he will lift up an ensign to there, from far 
 
 10 . 7 . it is in his heart to cut off re. not a tew 
 
 11. 12. he shall set up an tmsign for the re. 
 
 14. 6. he that ruled the re. in anger, is persecuted 
 
 12. how' cut down, wliich rlidst weaken the 7i. 
 
 18. all the kings of the re. lie in glory 
 
 2.3. 3. the seed of .Sihor. she is a mart of w. 
 
 .3.3. .3. at the lifting up the re. w'ere scattered 
 .34. 1. come near, ye re. to hear, Jer. .31. 10. 
 
 40. 15. behold, the re. are as a drop ot a bucket 
 52. 15. so shall he sprinkle many re. 
 
 55. 5. 71 . that knew not thee, shall run to thee 
 60 . 12. yea, those re. shall be utterly wasted 
 64 ! 2. that the re. may tremble at thy presence 
 66. 19 . 1 w ill send those that escape to the 71 . 
 
 Jer. 1. 5. and ordained thee a prophet to the 7j. 
 
 10. see, 1 have this day set thee oyer the re. 
 
 4. 2. re. shall bless themselves in him, and glory 
 
 16 . make ye mention to 71 . publish against Jerusa. 
 
 6. 18. therefore hear ye re. and know, 31.10. 
 
 10 7 . w ho w ouh! not fear thee, O King of re. ? 
 
 K). the re. shall not be able to abide his mdignatioa 
 22. 8. many n. shall pass by this city, and s^y__ 
 
 25. 14. 71 . shall serve themselves ot them, 27. 7- 
 .31. the Lord hath a controversy w ith the re. 
 
 46. 12. the re. have heard of thy shame, they cry 
 
 50. 2. declare ye among the re. Babylon is taken 
 12. hindermost of the re. shall be a wilderness 
 46. and the cry is heard among the re. 
 
 51. 7 . the re. have (irunken of her wine, re. are mad 
 
 20. with thee will 1 break in pieep the re. 
 
 27 . prepare the n. against her, call together 
 41. Babylon is an astonishment among the n. 
 
 44. the 71 . shall not flow together any more 
 Lam. 1.1. the citv that was great among the n. 
 Ezek. 5 . 6. into w ickedness, more than the re. 
 
 14. 1 w ill make thee a reproach among the re. 
 
 6. 8. the remnant shall escaiie among the re. 
 
 9 that escape shall remember me among the n, 
 12. 15. when 1 shall scatter them among the 71 . 
 
 IQ 4. the 71 . also hearil of him, he was taken 
 
 8. then the re. set against him on every side 
 
 26. 3. 1 will cause many re. to come against thee 
 5 and it shall become a spoil to the re. 
 
 ^8 7 behold, therefore, 1 w ill bringstraiigers upon 
 thee, the ten ible of the re. 30. 11. I 31. 12. 
 29.12. T w ill scatter L.gyptians among re. .30. 23. 
 'is. that they shall no more rule oyer the re. 
 
 .31. 16. 1 made re. shake at the sound ot his tall 
 3^ ^ thou art likt* a lieu ot the 7i. as a wiiale 
 le'the daughters of the re. shall lament her, 18. 
 .3.5. 10. thou hast said, these two re. shall be mine 
 36. 13. thou land hast bereaved thy re. 
 
 . 37 . 22. and they shall be no more two re. 
 
 38. 8. it is brought forth out ot the re. 12. 
 
 23. I w ill be known in the eyes of many n. 
 
 . 39 . 27 . anti am sanctified in the sight of many n. 
 llos. 8. 10. though they have hired among there. 
 
 9. 17, they shall be wanderers among the n. 
 
 327 
 
NAT 
 
 N A U 
 
 NE A 
 
 Joel^.2. whom they have scattered amon? the n, 
 Amos 6. 1. woe to them wliich are iiameci chief of w. 
 JiJic. 4. 2. many 71 . shall come and say, let us f>o 
 3. he shall rel)uke slroim^ 71 . atai' ott, and beat 
 11. now also many 71 . are fjathered against thee 
 
 7 . 16. the n. shall see, be confounded at their might 
 Na//. 3. 4. thatselleth w. through her whoredoms 
 
 5. 1 will shew the 71 . thy nakedness and shame 
 Jlai. 1 . 17 . shall they notsi)are continually toslay?: 
 
 2. 8. because thou hast spoiled many 71 . 
 
 3. 6. he beheld, and drove asunder the 7 i. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 6. 1 have cut off the 71. their towers desolate 
 ^8. for my determination is to gather tliew. 
 
 Zech. 2. 11. many 71 . shall be joined to the Lord 
 
 8. 22. and strong w. shall come to seek the Lord 
 23. take hold out of all the languages of the w. 
 
 Jiike 12. 30. these things do the 71 . seek after 
 21. 25. and upon the earth shall be distress of n. 
 McislA. ly. wlien he linddestr. seven ?t. in Cliaiiaan 
 2 \ev. 2 . 26. to him will 1 give power over the «. 
 
 JO. 11. thou must prophesy before many n. 
 
 11. 9. 71. shall See their dead bodies three days 
 18. and the 71 . were angry, thy wrath is come 
 13. 7 . and power was given him over all m. 
 
 16. 19. cities of the «. tell 1| 17 . 15. w'aters are n. 
 £0. 3. that he should deceive the 71 . no more 
 
 21. £4. the 71. ot them w hich are saved shall walk 
 26. they shall bring the honourof the w. into it 
 
 22. 2. the leases w'ere for the healing of the 71 . 
 
 isee (iRKAT. 
 
 _ .yj//M ATlOfs'S. 
 
 Deut. 4. 19. which the Lord hath divided io all 71 . 
 £6. 19. and to make thee high above all 71 . 28. 1. 
 
 , 28. . 37 . shall become a by-word among all 71. 
 
 1 hh/ps 4. 31. his tame was in all 71 . round about 
 
 1 Clt/o/i. 14. 17. brought the fear of David on all 71 . 
 16. 24. declare his marvellous works among all 71 . 
 
 2 CVt;-. 32. 23. Ileaekiah magnified in sigiitofa// 71 . 
 JP.sal. 67.,2. thy saving health among 74 . 
 
 72 . 11. kings tall clow n, all7i. shall serve him 
 
 17 . men blessed in him, «//?/. slia 11 call him t;lessed 
 82. B. arise, O God, for thou shalt inherit all 71 . 
 86^9. all 7c. shall come and worship before thee 
 113. 4. L. is high above all 7 /.. glory above heaven 
 
 117 . 1. praise the Lord, all ye 7/. praise him 
 
 118. 10. alln. compassed me about, but in name 
 Usa. 2. 2. and all 71 . shall flow unto it 
 
 £5. 7 . he will destroy the vail that is over all 71 
 34. 2. the indignation of the Lord is on all 71 . 
 
 40. 11. alln betore him are as nothing, and vanity 
 06 .18. I will gather all M. and languages, JhcG3 2 
 20 . they shall bringyour brethren out of «/7 71 . 
 
 Jer. 27 . 7 . and 77 . shall serve him, Dan.l. 14 
 Amos 9. 9. 1 w'lll s.ift the house of Israel amon- « 
 
 Jlab. 2. 5 . but gathereth to him all 71. and people 
 Mag. 2.1. I w ill shake w. and the desire of <7//77. 
 shall come; and 1 will fill this house with gloiy 
 '■ -Y*** S^ther 77//77. against Jerusalem 
 19 . the punishment of all 7 i. that come not up 
 JAal. 3 . 12 . and all 77. siiall call you blessed 
 Mat. 24. 9 . ye shall be hated ot all 77. for mv sake 
 14. this gospel ot kingdom shall be preached to 
 
 OK 47 . Horn. 16 . 26 . 
 
 £ 5 . 32 . betore him shall be gathered all n. 
 
 tT?' ^ 7 ^* teacli all u. I)apti 2 in‘ 2 ‘ tliem 
 
 MarklX, 17 . be called of alln., the houseof prayer 
 lALke^\,^\. shall be. led away captive into all n, 
 ^vho sutfered alln, to walk in their ways 
 1|. *r>. hath made ot one l)lood all n. of men 
 
 to the taitli amonsr all n, 
 
 10. -. 0 . made known to all n, for obedience of faith 
 W.3. 8. saylnL^ in tliee shall alln. be blessed 
 
 9. a multitude of all n. stood l)efore throne 
 
 12. o. aman-child, wlio was to rule witliarod 
 14. 8. she made all w. drink of the wine, 38. 3. 
 
 L come and worship before thee 
 
 18. -.S, tor by thy sorceries were alln. deceived 
 Me Is'ATI QMS. 
 
 Gcti. 18.18. a/Zr. 77 . ofearth he blessed. 22.18. 1 26.4 
 jJeiit. 14. 2. chosen above all the 77. on earth 
 17 .14. set a kiii'i over me, as «// 1 . n. 1 Sam. 8 . 5, 20. 
 30 . 1. thou shalt call them to mind among alii. 71 
 
 3. the J.ord will gather thee from all the 71. 
 
 T ?• h ■ and all the n. that forget God 
 
 is stretched out on nl} the 77 
 £9. i. the multitude ot all the 77 . that fight, 8. 
 
 5o’ waste all the n. and their countries 
 
 43. 9. let all then, be gathered together, and let 
 o.. 10. L. made bare his holy arm in eyes of all t n 
 61.11. cause praise to spring forth betore all the 71. 
 Jer. 3. 17 . and a/Z the 71. shall be gathered unto it 
 
 25. 13. .lereimah prophesied against all the n. 
 
 ' 15. cause alln. to drink it |l 17 . niade aZZ 77 . drink 
 
 26. 6. make this city a curse to allt. n. of the earth 
 29. 14. I will gather you trom all then, and places 
 
 18. a reproach among all t. 77 . of the earth, 4 - 1 . 8. 
 33. 9. name of Joy and honour before all the 77 
 46. 28. tor I will make a full end of all the 77 . 
 
 Zech. 7 . 14. but 1 scattered them among all then 
 
 against Jerusal. 
 
 14. 16. lett ot all the 77 . that came against Jerusal 
 These NATION.S. 
 
 lJe7(t.1. 17 . if tliou say, these 77. ai'e more than I 
 "'itkedness of these 71. Lord doth drive, 5. 
 
 11. *3. then will the Lord drive out all n. 
 
 i''?’ how did these n. serve their gods 
 
 18. 14. these 71 . hearkened to observers of times 
 «o' I-' cities w'liicli are not of t. 77. 
 
 o,\ these 71 . shalt thou find no ease 
 
 o ® serve the gods of t. n. 
 
 Lord Will destroy thesen. before thee 
 Josh. A. 3. seen wliat the Lord hatli done to t. 77. 
 
 4. 1 have divided to you by lot t. 77 . that remain 
 7 . that ye come not among n. that remain 
 IT cleave to tlie remnant of these n. 
 
 13. God will no more drive out any of these 77. 
 JtiJg-3. T thesen. tlie Imrd left to prove Israel 
 
 - 41 . so t. 71 . feared L. and served images 
 o-' these 71 . are uncircumcised 
 
 20. 9 . bring them against r/ie.sc 77. round about 
 >7. shall serve the king of Babylon 
 44.1 have put yoke of iron on neck of these 77 . 
 m2 3 
 
 ^ NATIVE. 
 
 .Ter, £2. 10. he shall no more see his 77 . country 
 
 ^Ahiynv. 
 
 C>e/i. 11. 28. Ilaran died in the land of I’.is 77 . 
 h7ith 2. 11. liow- thou hast left the land of thy 77 . 
 ./c/'. 16. 16. arise, let ns go tlie land of our 77 . 
 
 Lzek. 16 . 3. lliy 77 . is of the land of Canaan 
 4. as lor thy 71 . in ihe day thou \.'ast tiorii 
 21..3i). 1 will judge thee in the laud of thv 77 . 
 
 23. 15. the manner ot Chaldea, the land or their 77 . 
 „. ,, ^AlUKE 
 
 Si^rnifies, [1] Hie natnral method and course of 
 itmigs established in the norld bp (,od it's 
 Creator, Itom. 1. 26, 27. [2j Reason, or the 
 
 light tinplanted hi the /nhid, Koiii. 2. 14. [3] 
 Birth, or iiatiiral descent, (ial. 2. 15.’ [ 4 j 
 
 Covvnoii se7ise, a7id the cn.stoin of all nutnms, t 
 Cor. 11. 14. [5J Substance, or essence, lleb. 2. 
 16. [6] Oiir corrttpt atid sinful estate hy our 
 
 birth, hemg naturally iticlincd to all sorts of 
 evil, I' 4 )Ik 2. .3. [7] lioly and divine tjuali- 
 ties and dispositjons, zchtch express and rcsemhie 
 the perjections of God, 2 Pet, 1. 4. [8] la truth 
 and very deed, (^al. 4. 8. 
 
 A naiural body, 1 Cor. 15. 44. A body which hrts 
 nothing but what its soul can bestow upon it in 
 a iiatural way, which is maintained in life l/y 
 natural and ordinary means, as nieat, drink, sleep 
 ayid is subject to ncitmal ajfeottuns and oper- 
 atwn, as generation, augmentation, motion, tfc. 
 A spiritual tiod^-, thid. .Spiritual, not as to the 
 substance of tt, but in respect of the qualities and 
 conditums oj tt / a body that ts beaut ifuf incor- 
 ruptible, free from infirmities, not subject to 
 hunger or thirst, or injuries from cold, heat, Sfc. 
 7 wt using meat, drink, clothes, physic; hut Jree, 
 at five, and 7iimble, as spirits ; it is likewise a 
 spiiitual bod^’, as it is peifectly subject to the 
 tjpirit of (iod, without any lebeliious motions ; it 
 ts immediately supported by the tSpirit, without 
 any corporeal means ; and dues most wonderfully 
 contribute to the most lively, divine, andenlaryed 
 vital operations of the soul herself. 
 
 1 be natural man, 1 Cor. 2. 14. The vnrenewed 
 person ; one that hath nothing hut a principle of 
 leason, though he he one of the most exquisite 
 natural accomplishments, and has improved Ins 
 reason to the highest pitch. 
 
 women did change (o that against n. 
 
 '• 44. do by 77. the things contained in the law 
 11 . shall not micircumcisioii bv n. judge thee i* 
 
 11. 24. if thou wert cutout of the olive-tree, which 
 r wild by n. and wert grafted contrary to n. 
 
 4 WC7-. 11. 14. doth noteven n. itselfteach you i 
 1^0 T- 1 ■ .lews by n. and not sinners of 
 
 7 ' / ■ service unto them, v hidi by n. are no gods 
 iii' T W’ere by n. children of wu'ath 
 
 lleb.... 16. he took not on him the n. of angels 
 JO'm. 3. 0. tongue seiteth on lire the course of 77 , 
 
 '7. n. ot beasts hath been tamed by n. of men 
 ~ 1 et. 1 . 4 . ye might be partakers of the divine 77. 
 JS'A J URAL. 
 
 iJeut.3\. 1. eye not dim, nor his n. force abated 
 L26. even wotnen did change the n. use 
 ~7. nlso men leaving the 77 . use of the woman 
 31. without 77. affection, 2 'Tim. 3. 3. 
 
 11. 21. it God spared not the 77 . branches, 24. 
 
 1 r receivef h not things of Sp. of G. 
 
 Itj. 44. It IS sown a n. body, there is a n. Iiody 
 46. hut that which is 77 . w'as fust, and afterward 
 Jam. L 2.L amaii beholding his 77 . face in a glass 
 3. 115. this w'isdom is earthly, n. devilish 
 ~ 1 et. 2. 12. these as 77 . tu ute beasts speak evil 
 T,t; r, ^ , NATURALLY. 
 
 / Z/jZ. _0. who will 77 . care for your state 
 Jude 10. but what they know n. as brute beasts 
 ^ ^ RAVLL. 
 
 Ji'rig. 9. f . 37 . come down by the n. of the land 
 Jtn/ 40. 16. his force is in the n. of his belly 
 Irov. .3. tt. it shal 1 be liealth to tliy n. and marrow 
 Cant. 1. 2. thy 77 . is like a round golilet 
 Bzek. 16. 4. when thou wast born, tliy 77 . was not cut 
 
 na\ls. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . . 33 . their 77 . and spokes were all molten 
 .R AUtUlT, or MIUGII f. 
 
 Cen 29. 15. shoiddest thou theret. serve me for 77 ..f 
 Deut. 1.3. 17 . shall cleave n. of the cursed fhiiii^ 
 lo. 9 . thy poor brother, and thou givestliim in 
 - 8 . 6.3. the Lortl will rejoice to bring you to 77 . 
 
 5.7 , 2 ^ 49 . the city is |)leasanl, hut the w'ater 77 . 
 
 ISeh. 4. lo. (lod brought their counsel 1077 . 
 
 Job 1. 9. Satan said, doth .lob fear God for 77 . ? 
 
 22 . the place ot the w icked shall come to n. 
 nl' 4l>e mountain falling comefh to 77 . 
 
 -2. 6. hast taken a idedge fi om thy brother for 77 . 
 Rsal. 3.3. 10. L.ord hringeth counsel of heathen to 77 . 
 
 ■44.12. thou sellest thy people for n. 
 
 ye have set at 77 .all counsel 
 20. 14. it is 71. It is 77 . saith the biiver 
 9777.8. to. fake counsel, it shall coine to 77. 
 
 -w9. CO. tor the terrible one is broui’ht to 7 i. 
 
 21 . that till n aside the just for a thing of 77 . 
 oi 42. the^’ shall he as nothing, as a thing of 77 , 
 
 '•‘4' ye are ot nothing, and vour work of 77 . 
 
 .f’ • spent my strength for n. and in vain 
 
 Op.. . 7 . saith the l.ord, ye have sold yourselves I 6 r 77 . 
 o. that my people is taken away for 77 . 
 
 Jer. 14.14. a talse vision, and a thing of 77 . 
 yJ/no.^ 5.5. and Beth el shall come to 77 . 
 
 6. 13. ye which rejoice in a thing of 77 . who say 
 ]\Jal. ]. 10. who is there, won Id shut the doors foi' 77 . 1 
 neither do ye kindle fire on mine altar for 77 . 
 itlark 9.12. must sufler, and be set at u. Luke 23. 11. 
 
 1 ^ 4'“^ stone set at n. of you builders 
 ?*‘.were scattered and brought to 7 /. 
 
 38. it this work he of men, it will come to 71 . 
 
 19 . 27 . our craft is in danger to be set at n. 
 
 Ram. 14 . 10 . why (lost thou set at 77 . thy brother ? 
 
 4 Rar. 1. 28. to bring to 71 . things that aVe 
 2. 0. the wisdom ot tiiis world that cometh to 77 . 
 
 .. Jhess. .3^8. nor did we eat any man’s bread for 77 . 
 Rev. 18. 17 . in one hour so great riches come to 77 . 
 
 ,, ^ NAUGHTY. 
 
 / ror 6 . 12. a 77. person walketli witli frowarcl mouth 
 1( . 4. and a liar giveth ear to a 77. tongue 
 Jer. 24. 2. the other basket bad very 77, figs 
 1 c A L'GJ 11 iy> ES-S. [heart 
 
 1 .371777. 17. 28. 1 know thy pride, and the n. of tby 
 I tov.i 1. 6. transgressors be taken in flieirown n. 
 Jam. 1. 21. lay apartall liltliin.andsupeiliuity of 77 . 
 
 _ R A V . 
 
 1 KjnrxO. 26. Soloin. made a n. ofships in Ezion-g. 
 
 27 . Hiram sent 111 the 77. his servants, shipmen 
 10 It. the 77 . ot Hiram brought gold Horn Gphir 
 22. king Solomon had at sea a n. of 1 arshish 
 ■XT-- RAY. 
 
 1 A 77777 .? 2. 17 . speak, for he w ill not say thee n 
 20. say_me iiot77. tor I w ill not say thee v. 
 
 Mat. 5 . 37 . hut let yourconummicatioii he yea,yea, 
 a. 71. more cometh of evil. Jam. 5. 12. 
 Luke 12. 51. 1 tell you 77 . but rather division 
 13. .3. 1 tell you n. but except ye repent,5. 
 
 16. .30. and he said, 77. father Abraham, but if one 
 Acts 16. 37 . 71. verily, but let them come and lef< h 
 Kom. 3. 27 . by law ot works r n. but bv law of faith 
 
 9. 20. 71. but O man, who art thou that repliest r 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 17 . w ith me there should be yea, yea, 77 .». 
 
 18. our word tow ard you w as not yea and 77. 
 
 19 . the Son of God .lesus Christ w as not yea, Tt 
 RAZARITE 
 
 Denotes, A 7/77777 or woma7i who engaged themselvet 
 by a vo-w to abstain from wine atid all intoxicating 
 liquors ; to let their hair grow witlu ut cutting, or 
 shaving ; 7iot to enter into any house that was pol¬ 
 luted hy havitig a dead corpse in it, 7 ior to be pre¬ 
 sent at any funeral: and if any ime should have 
 died very suddenly in their presence, they began 
 ogam the whole ceremony tf their consecration and 
 ■Kazariteship, which ceremony lasted generally eight 
 
 days. When the time of their Nazai iteship was ac¬ 
 complished, the priest brought the person to the door 
 of the tabernacle ; who there offered to the Lord a 
 he-lamb for a burnt offering, a she-lamb for an ex¬ 
 piatory sacrifice, and a ram jbr a peace offering ; 
 by which sacrifices they not only gave thanks to 
 God who had given them grace to make, and in 
 some measure to keep, such a vow; but also con¬ 
 fessed and bewailed their frailties and miscar¬ 
 riages, notwithstanding the strictness of their vow, 
 a7cd all the diligence and care they could use, and 
 consequently acknowledged their need of the grace 
 of God in Christ .1 esus, the true R azarite. After 
 these sacrifices were offered to the Lord, the priest 
 or .xome other, shaved the head of the N azarite at 
 the door oj the tabernacle ,* which was done so 
 publicly, that it might be known that his vow was 
 elided, and therefore he was at liberty as to those 
 things from which he had restrained himself for 
 a season, otherwise some might have been 'scan¬ 
 dalized at his liberty; after which his hair was 
 burnt, being thro-wn upon the fire on which the fiesh 
 of the peace offei'ing was boiled; then the prie.-t 
 put into the hands of the R azarite the shoulder of 
 the ram boiled, with a loaf and a cake, which the 
 Razaiite returning into the hands if the priest, he 
 offered them to the Lord, biting them up in the 
 presence of the R azarite : and from this time he 
 might again drink wine, his K’azanteship being 
 now accomplished. 
 
 Some obliged them.telves only for a time, as those 
 inenttoned in Rum. 6. 13. others j'or their whole 
 life, as Samson, .John the Baptist, Ac. Judg. 16. 
 
 17 . Luke 1. 15. Their principal design wasfo se¬ 
 quester themselves in a great part from worldly em¬ 
 ployments and enjoyments, that they might devote 
 themselves to ihe service of God. R azarite signi¬ 
 fies, sanctified, or consecrated, 
 
 A 7/777. 6. 2. a vow of a 77. to .separate themselves 
 13. and this is the law of the 77 . when, 21. 
 
 18. the 77 . shall shave the head of liis separation 
 
 19. and shall put them on the hands of the n. 
 
 20. ami after that the n. may drink w ine 
 
 Judg. 13. 5. tlie child shall be a 77. to God, 7.1 16 17 
 RAZARllES. ‘ 
 
 Ljam. 4. 7 . lier n. pm er than snow, w biter than milk 
 Amos 2. 11. I raised up of your young men for n. 
 
 12. hut ye gave the n. w iiie to drink, and prophets 
 ^ REAR. 
 
 G£77. 19.20. this city is n. to flee to, it is a littleone 
 £7._ 22. .lacob went 77. to Isaac bis father 
 25. bring it 77. he brought it n. and he did eat 
 29. 10. Jacob went n. and rolled the stone 
 45. 10. thou shalt be n. to me, thou and thy children 
 48. 10. he brought them n. and kissed them 
 Rrod. 13 . 17 . the laud of Philistines, altho’ thatwas/i. 
 Ltv. 18. 6. not approac li to any that is 77. of kin 
 
 12. she is thy father's n. kinswoman 
 
 13. for she is thy mother's n. kinswoman, 17 . 
 
 20. 19. for he imcovereth his 77 . kin 
 
 21.2. but for his kin ?/. to him he may be defiled 
 J\ 77777. . 3 . 6 . tiring the tribe of l.evi 77. ami present 
 
 5. 16 . tiring her ti. and set her before the Lord 
 
 16. 9. to 1)1 ing you n. to himself, 10. 
 
 17 . 13. w hoso cometh n. the lahernacle shall die 
 26. 3. Aloses spake in plains of IMoah, n. .lericho 
 Deut. 5. 27 . go thou 77. ami hear all God shall sav' 
 
 10.21. not plant a grove of trees 77. altar of I.or(l 
 Judg. 18. 22. the men ?/. IRicah's Imuse gathered 
 20. .34. they knew not that evil was 77. them 
 Ruth 2. 20. the man is n. of kin to us. next kinsman 
 .3.9. spread skirt, tor thou art a u. kinsman, 12. 
 
 2 ■''am. 14. .30. see. .loah's field is n. mine, set on fire 
 19. 42. because the king is v. of kin to ns 
 1 Kings 8. 46. land of enemy far or n. 2 Chr. 6. .36 
 21 2. thy vineyard, because it is ?/. to my bouse 
 Jo* 41. lo. one IS so 77 . another, no air can come 
 
 44- tor trouble is n. !| 7.5.1. thy name is 77 . 
 
 119. l.'^l. thou art n. O Lord, thy comm, are truth 
 148. 14. the horn of Israel, a people n. to liim 
 1 rov. 1. 8. passing through the street, 77. her corner 
 10. 14. hiitthe moutl'. of the foolish is n. destruction 
 I?' is a neighbour that is 77. than a brother 
 
 Isa. .33. 1.3. ye tliat are acknowledge mv might 
 45. 2i. tell ye, and bring them n. yea, let tiiem 
 
M E C 
 
 NEE 
 
 N El 
 
 Isa. 46.13.1 bring w. iny risliteousness, not far off 
 
 30.8. lie is?i. that justilieth me, who will contend? 
 61. 5. my righteousness is 7i. my salvation 
 
 55. 6 . call upon the Lord while he is Jt. 
 
 56.1. iviy salvation isw. to come, and my liahteous. 
 57 . 19 . peace be to liim that is 71. saith the' l^rd 
 Jer. IC.C. tliou art 71. in tlieir mouth, and tar 
 26. all kings of the north far and 71. shall drink 
 Jja 7 n.\. 18. our end is w. our days are fullilled 
 i^zek. 6. 12. he that is 71. shall fall by the sword 
 7 . 7 . tlie time is come, the day of trouble is n. .30. 3. 
 
 11. 3. who say, it is not 71. let us build houses 
 22. 5. those that be w. and far shall mock thee 
 
 Da 7 i. y. 7 . confusion belongs to Israel that are m. 
 Obad. 15. the day of ihe lidi'd is 71. McU. 1. 14. 
 Mat. 24. 33. know that it is 71. even at the doors 
 Mark 13. 28. ye know that summer is 71. 
 
 Acts 10 . 24. Cornelius called together hisK. friends 
 Hee C.VME, Come, Dit.iw, Diiew. 
 MLAUKU. 
 
 Ruth 3. 12. howbeit, there is a kinsman w. than T 
 Ro 771 . 13.11. oursalvation 7 t. than when we believed 
 NECESSARY. 
 
 .Job 23.12.1 esteemed his words more than 71. food 
 Acts 13. 46. was 71. the word first be spoken to you 
 15.28. to lay no greater burden than these 71. things 
 28.10. they laded us with such things as were n. 
 
 1 Cor. 12.22. the members which seem feeble are 7 t. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 5. 1 thought it n. to exhort the brethren 
 Phil. 2. 25. 1 supposed it 71. to send Epaphras 
 Tit. 3 . 14. to maintain good works for 71. uses 
 Heb. 9.23. 71. patterns should be puritied with these 
 
 jS EC ess i t Y 
 
 Signifies, [1] The state of a thmg that must 7 ieeds 
 be, wheti it is cu 7 ilrary to its very tiature atid 
 priticiples to be othericise, Ileb. 9. 16. [2] 
 
 Poverty, or tiatU of tettiporal good things, Rom. 
 12. 13. [3] force or cotirtraint, 2 Cor. 9. 7- 
 The word necessary, or stich as arc equivalent to 
 it, as must, must needs, do 7 iot always dctiote 
 ati absolute tiecessify, but a ttecessity of decency ; 
 or of duty, or tnerely something u.sejtd atid ad- 
 vatuageous ; as far example, Luke 14. 18. 1 have 
 bought a piece of ground, and 1 must needs go 
 and see it; that is, Jt ts convenient that 1 go 
 (i 7 id see it. _ Rom. 13. 5. Ye must needs be sub¬ 
 ject ; that is, it is your dtity, as well as interest, 
 so to be. Atid, Luke 23. 1*. Of necessity he 
 must release one at the feast; that is, it has 
 leeti a ctisto/n observed attiotig us for a lotig time, 
 and it is proper to have it cotititiued. 
 
 Luke 23. 17 . for of 71. he must release one at the feast 
 2i(W.12. 13. distributing to the 71. of saints 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . . 37 . having no 71. and hath so decreed 
 9.16. for w. is laid uiion me. l ea, woe is to me 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 7 . so let him give, not grudgingly, or of n. 
 Phil. A. 16. ye sent once and again to my 71. 
 Philem. 14. not be as it were of 71. but willingly 
 Jieb. 7 .12. tliere is made of 7i. a change of the law 
 8. 3. it is of w. this man have somewhat to offer 
 9.16. there must of 71. be the death of the testator 
 
 N eces.shte.s. 
 
 Acts 20. 34. these hands have ministered to my n. 
 fLCor. 6. 4. as the ministers of God in 71. 
 
 12. 10. I take pleasure in 71. in persecutions 
 
 IS ECK 
 
 Signifies, [1] That part of the body letueeti the head 
 and shoulders, Gen. 27. 16. [2] The head, Deut. 
 
 21. 4. [3] 'The whole rnan. Deut. 28. 48. .ler. 27. 
 
 8, 11. [4j 'The heait, Nell. 9. 29. Prov. 29. 1. 
 [5] 'The hatid or body, Neh. .3. 5. 
 
 Cren. 27 .16. put the skins on the smooth of his n. 
 40. thou shalt break the yoke from off thy 71. 
 
 33. 4. Esau fell on his n. and kissed him 
 
 41.42. Pharaoh put a gold chain about .loseph’s n. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 11. IJati. 5 . 7 , 10, 29. 
 
 45. 14. .Joseph fell on lienjamin’s n. and wept 
 
 46. 29 . he fell on .lacob's 7t. he wept on his 71 . 
 
 49.8. thy hand shall be on the n. of thine enemies 
 Exod. 13.13. if not redeeni it, break his n. 34. 20. 
 Lev. 5. 8. and wring off his head from his 71. 
 
 Peut. 21.4. strike off the heifer’s 71. in the valley 
 
 28. 48. he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy 71. 
 \ 8 am, 4. 18. and his 71. brake, and he died 
 2 Chroa. 29 .16. our fathers have given the n. 
 
 36.13. Zedekiah stiffened his 71. hardened his heart 
 iVY/i.9.29. hardened their 71. and would not hear 
 Job 15. 26. he runneth on him, even on his n. 
 
 16.12. he hath taken me by the n. and shaken me 
 39. 19 . .hast thou clothed his n. with thunder ? 
 
 41. 22. in his 71 . remaineth strength, and sorrow 
 Psal. 75. 5. lift not up, speak not with a stiff 71. 
 Prov. 1. 9. for they shall be chains about thy n. 
 
 3. 3. bind them about thy 71. write them, 6. 21. 
 
 22. so shall they be life and grace to thy n. 
 
 Ca7it. 1. 10. thy 71. is comely with chains of gold 
 
 4. 4. thy 7f. is like the tower of David 
 
 9 . hast ravished my heart with one chain of thy n. 
 7 . 4. thy 71. is a tower of ivory, thine eyes 
 
 Isa. 8. 8. he shall roach even to the 71. 
 
 10. 27 . his yoke shall be taken from off thy n. 
 
 30. 28. shall reach to the midst of Ihe 71. 
 
 48. 4. thy 71 . is an iron sinew, thy brow brass 
 32. 2. loose thyself from the bands of thy 71. 
 
 66. 3. that sacriticetli, as if he cut off a dog’s 7 t. 
 Jer.Q.ii 7 . turned the hinder part of the 7 t. to me 
 17 . 23. but they obeved not, made their n. stiff 
 
 27 . 2. make thee yokes, and put them on thy n. 
 
 8. will not put n. under yoke of king of Habyl. 11. 
 
 28. 10. took the yoke from off Jeremiah’s 71. 12. 
 14. I have put a yoke on the 71. of these nations 
 
 SO. 8. 1 will break his yoke from off thy n. 
 
 48. t. 39 . IMoab hath turned the n. with shame 
 Lam, 1.14. my transgressions are come upon my n. 
 Los. 10.11. but I passed over on her fair w. 
 
 Lab. .3.13. discovering the foundation to the n. 
 Mat, 18. 6 . it were better that a millstone were 
 hanged about his n. Mark 9 . 42. I.uke 17 . 2. 
 JMke 15. 20. his father fell on his ?t. and kissed him 
 diets 15. 10. put a yoke on the 71 . of the disciples 
 20. 37 . they fell on Paul’s n. and kissed him 
 Nee HARDEN. 
 
 KECKS. 
 
 Josh. 7 . + 8. when Israel turneth their 71 . 
 
 10. 24. i)ut your feet on the 7t. of these kings 
 Judg. 5. .30. for the 71 . of them that take the spoil 
 
 8. 21. ornaments that were on their camel’s 71 . 26. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 41. given me 7t. of enemies, Psal. 18. 40. 
 C Chro7i. 30. 1 8. harden not your 71 . as your fathers 
 Jfeh. 3. 5. the nobles put not their 71 . to the work 
 Jsa. 3. 16. and walk with stretched-forth 71 . 
 
 Jer. 27 . 12. bring your n. under yoke of Pabydon 
 Lam. 5. 5. our 71 . are under persecution, we labour 
 Ezek. 21. 29 . to bi ing thee on the n. of the slain 
 Mic. 2. 3. from which ye shall not remove your n. 
 Rom. 16 . 4. who tor my life laid down their ow n 71 . 
 K ECUOMANCEU. 
 
 Deut. 18.11. there shall not be found among you a?!. 
 N EEl). 
 
 Deut. 15. 8. thou shalt lend him sufficient for his n. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 15. have 1 71 . of madmen, that ye brought 
 
 2 Citron. 2. 16. cut wood as much as tliou shalt n. 
 
 20. 17 . ye shall not n. to figlit in this battle 
 Ezra 6. 9. and let what they have 71 . of be given 
 Prov. 31. 11. so he shall have no n. of spoil 
 Mat. 3. 14. 1 have 71 . to be baptized of thee 
 
 6. 8. for your father knowetii what things ye have 
 
 71. of before ye ask him, 32. Ltike 12. .30. 
 
 9. 12. they that be whole n. not a physician, but 
 
 they that are sick, Mark 2. 17. Ltikeb. 31. 
 
 14. 16. they TO. not depart, give ye them to eat 
 
 21. 3. the Lord hath 71 . of them, and he will send 
 
 them, Markn. .3. Lttke 19. 3],.34. 
 26. 65. the high priest said, what further w. have 
 w'e of w itnesses ? Mark 11. ft?,. Luke 22.7]. 
 Mark 2. 25. read what David diil when he had 71 . 
 Lmke 9. 11. and healed them that had 77 . of healing 
 
 15. 7- over just persons which 7i.no repentance 
 Joh7i 13. 29 . buy those things we have 71 . of 
 
 Acts 2. 45. parted them as every man had to. 4. ,35. 
 Rom. 16. 2. that ye assist her in what she hath to. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 36. if 71. so require, let him do what he will 
 
 12. 21. cannot say' to the hand, 1 have no 71 . of thee 
 
 24. for our comely parts have no 71 . but God 
 
 2 Cor. .3.1. or TO. we epistles of commendation to you ? 
 Phil. 4. 12. 1 know how to abound and tosuff'erw. 
 
 19 . my God shall supply all your7i. by Christ .1. 
 1 Thess. 1.8. so that we 71 . not to speak any thing 
 
 4. 9 . of brotherly love ye n. not that I write 
 
 5. 1. of the times ye have no w. that I wiite 
 Ileb. 4. 16. and find grace to hel[) in time of w. 
 
 5.12. TO. one teach you, such as have to. of milk 
 
 7 . 11. what TO. that another priest should rise 
 
 10. 36. for ye have 71 . of patience, that after 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 6. though now, it 77 . be, ye are in heaviness 
 
 1 Joh7i2. 27 . ye 71. not that any man teach you 
 
 3. 17 . whoso had goods, and see his brothei' have 71 . 
 Rev. 3. 17. I am rich, and have 71 . of nothing 
 
 21. 23. the city hath no7i. of sun or moon 
 
 22. 5. and they 71 . no candle, nor light of the sun 
 
 N EEl)ED. 
 
 Jolm 2. 25. he w. not that any should testify of man 
 Acts 17 . 25. as tho’ he 71 . any thing, seeing he gives 
 NEEDESI, El II. 
 
 Gen. 33.15. Jacob said, what «. it, let me find grace 
 I.7ike 11. 8. he will give him as many as he to. 
 
 .Jolm 13. 10. is wasned, 71 . not save to wash his feet 
 
 16. .30. and 71. not that any man sliould ask thee 
 Eph. 4. 28. that he may have to give to him that 71 . 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. a workman that n. not to be ashamed 
 Heb. 7 . 27 . w'ho to. not daily to offer up sacrifice 
 
 KEEDEUL. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 20. shall be 71 . for the iionse of thy God 
 l.uke 10. 42. one thing is n. and Mary’ hath chosen 
 Acts 15. 5. that it was 71 . to circumcise them 
 Phil. 1. 24. to abifle in the flesh is more w. for you 
 Jam. 2. 16. these things which are 71 . for the body 
 Jude 3. beloved, it was w. for me to w rite to vou 
 NEEDLE. 
 
 Mat. 19 . 24. it is easier for a camel to go through 
 the eye of a7i. Mark 10. 25. Ltike 18. 25. 
 NEEDLE-WORK. 
 
 Erod. 26. .36. thou shalt make an hanging wrought 
 with TO. 27 . 16. I .36; 37 . I .38. 18. 
 28. 39. thou shalt make the girdle of 7i. .39. 29. 
 Judg. 5. .30. to .Sisera, a prey of divers colours of 71 . 
 Psal. 45. 14. she shall be brought in raiment o f 71 . 
 NEED.S. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 13. he must n. be circumcised 
 19 . 9 . they’ said, this one fellow will 71 . be a judge 
 
 24. 5. must 1 71. bring thy son again to the land ? 
 31. .30. and now though thou wouldest w. be gone 
 2 Sam. 14. 14. we must 71 . die, and are as water 
 
 S|)ilt on the ground 
 Jer, 10. 5. must TO. be born, because they cannot go 
 Mat. 18. 7 . it must to. be that offences come 
 Mark 1.3. 7. for such things must w. be, and not yet 
 Ltikell. 18. boughtground, and 1 must 7i.go and see 
 John 4. 4. and he mustii. go through .Samaria 
 Actsl. 16. this scripture must7i. have been fulfilled 
 
 17 . 3. that Christ must 71 . have suffered 
 
 21. 22. the multitude must7i. come together 
 Rom. 13. 5. wherefore ye must w. be subject 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 10. then must ye 71 . go out of the world 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 30. if 1 must w. glorv, 1 will glory 
 
 N EEDY.' 
 
 Deut. 15 . 11. thou shalt open thy hand to the to. 
 
 24. 14. an hired servant that is poor and 7», ‘ 
 
 Job 24. 4. they turn the 71 . out of the W'ay 
 
 14. the murderer killeth the poor and w. 
 
 Psal. 9 . 18. the7i. shall notalway be forgotten 
 12. 5. for the siahing of the 7i. now will 1 arise 
 .35. 10. which deliverest the poor and w. 72 . 4,13. 
 . 37 . 14. have bent thei'' bow to cast down the 71 . 
 
 40. 17 . I am poor and to. make no tarrying, 70. 5. 
 72 . 12. for he shall deliver the to. 82. 4. 
 
 13. he shall spare the poor and 71 . save the w. 
 
 74 . 21. let the poor and to. jrraise thy name 
 82. .3. do justice to the afflicted and to. 
 
 4. deliver the poor and to. rid from the wicked 
 86. 1. hear me, for I am poor and to. 109. 22. 
 
 109 .16. but persecuted the poor and to. man 
 113. 7- he lifteth the 7t. out of the dunghill 
 Prov. 30.14. devour the «. from antong men 
 
 Prov. 31. 9. and plead the cause of the poor and t*. 
 
 20. she reacheth forth her hands to Ihe to. 
 
 Isa. 10. 2. to turn asido^ the 71 . from judgment 
 
 14. .30. and the n. shall lie down in safety 
 
 25. 4. been a strength to the 71 . in his distress 
 
 26. 6. the steps of the 71 . shall treail it down 
 . 32 . 7 . even when the w. speakeih right 
 
 41. 17 . when the poor and 7i. seek w ater 
 Jer. 5. 28. an I the 1 iglit of n. do they not judge 
 22. 16. he judged the cause of the jioor andw. 
 Ezek. 16. 49. nor strengthen the hands ofthe/i. 
 
 18. 12. he hath oppressed the poor and w. 
 
 22. 29. the people have vexed the poor and n. 
 Amos 4. 1. ye kine of Hashan. which crusii the 7 ^, 
 
 8. 4. hear this, O ye that swallow up the to. 
 
 6. that we may buy the to. fora pair of shoes 
 N EE.SEl), or .SN IJ'.'/, El). 
 
 2 Kings 4. .35. the child to. seven times, and opened 
 NEESINti.S. 
 
 Job 41. 18. by his to. a light doth shine, his eyes 
 NEGEEGl. 
 
 Mat. 18. 17 . and if he shall 71 . to hear them, tell it 
 to the church, but if he w. to heai- tlie church 
 
 1 Tim. 4.14.7i. not the gift that is in thee 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. how shall escape, if to. so great salvation *. 
 NEGLECEEI). 
 
 Acts 6. 1. their widows were 7i. in the ministration 
 N EGLECTING. 
 
 Col. 2. 2.3. TO. the body, not in any honour to the 
 NEGLIGENT. 
 
 2 Chr. 29 . 11. my sons, be not now to. for I/ird 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 12. not be 71 . to put you in remembrance 
 NEIGllHOUR 
 
 Signifies, [1] One who dwells or is seated near to 
 another, 2 Kings 4. 3. [2] Every man, to whom 
 zee have a7i opportzmity of doitig good. Mat. 22. 
 39. [3] .'I fellou-labourer, of one azid the sattie 
 people. Acts ~. 27. [4] Ozie who does us good, 
 arid ziho pities and relieves zis in distress, though 
 at a distatice from us, I.uke 10. 30. [5] Gne that 
 stands in zicedof help, Prov. 3.28. [6] A friend. 
 Job 16. t 21. 
 
 At the time of ozir Saviozir, the Pharisees had re¬ 
 strained the word Neighbour to sigziify those of 
 their oral ziat iozi only, or their own friends ; beizig 
 of opinion, that to hate their enemy teas zwt for¬ 
 bidden by their law: but oztr Saviozir informed 
 them, that the zchole world were their neiyhbozirs ; 
 that they ought not to do to another zchat they teould 
 not have dozie to themselves j and that this charily 
 ozight to be extended even to their enemies. Mat. 
 5. 43. Luke 10. 29, &:c. 
 
 Ejod. 3. 22. every woman borrow of her to. 11. 2. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 28. and hath given it to a 71 . of thine 
 Prov. 27 .10. better is a zi. that is near, than a brother 
 Jer. 6. 21. the w. and his friends shall perish 
 
 9. 20. and teach every one her to. lamentation 
 Luke 10. .36. was 71 . to him that fell among tliieves 
 
 NEIGHBOUR, Adjective. 
 
 Jer, 49 . 18. as in the overthrow of Sodom and Go¬ 
 morrah and the ti. cities thereof, 50. 40. 
 His NEIGHBOUR. 
 
 Exod. 12 . 4. let him and hisn. take a lamb 
 2E 14. but if a man come on his to. to slay hint 
 22 . 7 . if a man deliver to his 71 . money’ or stuff 
 8 . whether he put his hand to his n. goods, 11 . 
 
 10. if a man deliver to hisn. an ass or ox 
 
 14. if borrow'ought of his n. and it be hurt or die 
 .32. 27 . go through the camp, slay every man his n, 
 J.ev. 6. 2. and lie unto or hath deceived his to. 
 
 20. 10. he that committeth adultery with liis to. 
 w'ife, shall surely be put to death, Deut. 22. 24. 
 
 24. 19. and if a man cause a blemish mhis to. 
 
 Deut. 4.42. which should kill /d.r 7t. unawares, 19.4. 
 
 15. 2. every’ creditor that lendeth aught to his n. 
 
 he shall not exact of his 71 . or his brother 
 19 . 11 . if any’ hate/»';( to. and lie in wait for him 
 22. 26. a man riseth against his to. and slayeth him 
 
 27 . 17 . cursed be he that removeth his 71 . land-mark 
 24. cursed be he thatsmiteth his n. secretly 
 
 Pzith 4. 7- man plucked off'his shoe,and gave to It. to. 
 
 1 Kizigs 8. .31. if a man trespass ag. his to. an oath 
 
 2 Chr. 6.22. if a man sin against liis n. and an oath 
 Job 12. 4. 1 am as one mocked of his n. 
 
 16. 21. plead with G. as a man pleadeth for his to. 
 Psal. 12. 2. they speak vanity each with hiszt. 
 
 15. 3. nordneth evil to his 71 . taketh up a leproach 
 101.5. whoso privily slandereth hiszi. will cut off 
 
 Prov. 6. 29. so lie that goeth into his n. wife 
 11 . 9 . an hy ()ocrite with his mouth destroyeth his to. 
 
 12. who is void of wisdom <lespiseth his n. 14. 21. 
 12. 26. the rigliteous is more excellent than/i7f zt. 
 14. 20. the poor is hated even of his n. 
 
 16. 29. a violent man enficeth his n. and leadeth 
 
 18. 17 . but/i/s'TO. cometh and searcheth him 
 
 19 . 4. but the poor is separated from hiszi. 
 
 21. 10. his n. findeth no favour in his eyes 
 
 25. 18. man thatbeareth false w itness against//« to. 
 
 26. 19 . so is the man that deceiveth hiszi. 
 
 29. 5. that flatfereth /;A to. spread, a net for his feet 
 Eccl. 4. 4. that for this a man is envied of hts n, 
 Isa. .3. .5. shall beoppre.ssed every one by his 71 . 
 19 . 2 . they shall fight every one against his w. 
 
 41.6. they helped every one hiszi. and said 
 Jer. 5. 8. every one neighed after his zi. wife 
 
 7 . 5. execute judgment between a man and his zu 
 9. 4. take ye heed every oneof/;A zi. trust not 
 
 5. and they will deceive every one, his n. 
 
 8. speak peaceably to his n. with his mouth 
 22.8. they shall say every man to his w. 23. .35. 
 
 13. that uselh /dr to. service w ithout wages 
 Jer. 2.3. 27. dreams they tell every one to his 71 , 
 
 .30. that steal my word, every one from his ti. 
 
 .31.34. teach no more every man his w. Htb. 8. 11. 
 .34. 15. in proclaiming liberty to his ti. 17 . 
 
 Ezek. 18. 6. neither hath defiled his zi. w ife, 15. 
 
 11. hath defiled his 77 . wife, 22. 11.1 33.26. 
 
 Halt. 2. 15. woe to him fhatgivelh his 71 . diink 
 Zecli. 3.10.shall call every man hiszi. under the vine 
 
 8. 10. for 1 set all men, everyone against his to. 
 
 16 . siteak ye every man the truth to hiszi. 
 
 17 . let none of you imagine evil against his n. 
 
 35?9 
 
NET 
 
 NE V 
 
 NEW 
 
 Marl- 1C. 3“?. and to love his n. as himself, is more 
 s-ictsT. C7. he that diil his n. wrong, tlirusthiiu 
 Jivm. 13. 10. love worketh no evil to his?i. 
 
 15. C. let every one please his n. for liis good 
 liph. 4. 25. speak every man truth witli his n. 
 
 J/i/MkKHlJiOUK. 
 
 Job 31. 9. or if 1 have laid wait at my n. door 
 l.uke 10. Cy. but he said to .lesus. wlio is nty n. ? 
 
 Thy iN KKillHOUR. 
 
 JLiod. 20. 10. thou shall not bear false witness 
 against thy n. iJeut. 5. 20. 
 
 22. 26. if thou take thy n. raiment to pledge 
 iLev. Id. 20. shaltnot he carnally with thy ii. wife 
 
 ly. 13. thou shall not defraud thy n. nor rob him 
 
 15. in righteousness shall thou judge thy n. 
 
 16. nor shall tliou slantl against the blood of thy n. 
 
 17. thou shall in any wise'rebuke thy 7 t. 
 
 18. but thou shall love thy n. as thyself 
 
 £5. 14. if sell to, or biiyest ought of n. 15. 
 Dcut. 5.21. thou shall not desire or covet thy n. wife 
 
 19. 14. thou Shalt not remove thy n. landmark 
 
 23. 24. when thou comest into thy w. vineyard 
 
 1 Ham. 28.17. rent kingdom, and given it to thy n. 
 
 2 tfam. 12.11. take wives, and give tliem to thy n. 
 Prov. .3. 28.'say not to thy w. go, and come again 
 
 29. devise not evil against Z/^y w. seeing he dwells 
 
 24. 28. be not witness against thy n. without cause 
 
 25. 8. when thy n. hath put thee to shame 
 y. debate thy cause with thy ?t. himself 
 17. withdraw thy foot from thy 7 i. house 
 
 Mat. 5. 43. thou shall love thy n. 19. 19.1 22. 39. 
 Mark 12. 31. Puke 10. 27. Horn. 13. 9- Gal. 
 5. 14. Jam. 2. 8. 
 
 yEKlHBOURS. 
 
 Josh. 9.16. they heard thatthej' were their w. 
 
 Path 4. 17. the women her n. gave it a name 
 2 KinysA. 3. go borrow vessels abroad of all thy w. 
 Psal. 28. 3. wiio speak peace to their «. but mischief 
 31. 11. I was a reproach among all my n. 
 
 44. 13. thou makest us a reproach to ourrn 
 
 79. 4. we are become a reproach to our ti. 
 
 12. render to ourw. seven fold into their bosom 
 
 80. 6. thou makest us a strife to our m. 
 
 89.41. spoil him he is a reproach to his 7i. 
 
 Jer. 12.14. thus saith the Lord, again, all my evil n. 
 29, 23. have committed adultery with their n. wives 
 49. 10. his seed is spoiled and his tn and he is not 
 Ezek. 16. 26. commit fornication with Egypt, thy n. 
 
 22. 12. thou hast gained of thy 7i. by extortion 
 
 23. 5. she doted on the Assyrians her 7 i. 12. 
 
 Lttke 1. 58. her and her cousins heard how Lord 
 
 14. 12. when makest a supper, call not thy rich 7i. 
 
 15. 6. he calleth together his friends and n. 9. 
 
 John 9.8. w. and they who before bad seen him blind 
 
 NElGIilD. 
 
 Jer. 5. 8. every one 7 i. after his neighbour’s wife 
 NEIGH IIS'G. 
 
 Jer. 8.16. land trembled at the rt. of hi3stron£rones 
 KEIGHIKGS. 
 
 Jer. 13. 27.1 have seen thine adulteries andw. 
 REn HER. 
 
 Ge». 3. 3. the tree, 71. shall j’e touch it, lest ye die 
 1 Kings 31. fight 7 t. with small nor great, but with 
 Mat. 21. 27. 71 . tell J you by what authority 1 do 
 REP HEW. 
 
 Job 18.19. he shall neither have son nor n. 
 
 Isa. 14. 22. i will cut off from Babylon son and tz. 
 REP HEWS. 
 
 Jttdg. 12. 14. Abdon had fortj’sons and thirtj’ n. 
 
 1 Tt7n. 5. 4. if any widow have children or 7z. 
 
 kst 
 
 Signifies, [1] A little lodgment in -which birds hatch 
 a 7 id breed their yoinig, Psal. 84. 3. [2] The birds 
 hi thetiest, Deut. 32. 11. Isa. 10. 14. [3] A very 
 high habitation, seemingly secure, arid without dis- 
 pirbance, Obad. 4. Hab. 2. 9. 
 
 Eum. 24. 21. and thou puttest thy 71. in a rock 
 Pent. 22. 6. if a bird’s 71. chance to be before thee 
 32.11. as an eagle sfirreth up her 71. 
 
 Job 29. 18. then 1 said, 1 shall die in my n. 
 
 39.27- doth eagle atthy command make n. on high ? 
 Psal. 3 ^, 3. the swallow hath found ii 7 i. for herself 
 Prov. 27. 8. as a hii d that wandereth from her 71. 
 Isa. 10. 14. hath found as w. the riches of the people 
 
 16. 2. as a wandering bird cast out of the n. 
 
 34. 15. there shall the great owl make her n. 
 
 Jer. 22. 23. that makest thy 71. in the cedars 
 
 48.28, the dove makes her n. in the sides of ho.es 
 49.16. tho’ thou make thy 71. as hish as the eagle 
 Obad. 4. though thou set thy n. amo'ng the stars 
 liab. 2. 9. that he may set his 7i. on high 
 R ESI S., 
 
 Gen. 6. + 14. 7 i. shalt thou make in the ark 
 Psal. 104. 17. where the birds make their 71. 
 
 Pzek. 31. 6. all the fowls of heaven made their n. 
 Mat. 8.20. and the birds of the air have 71. Luke 9.58. 
 RET 
 
 Signifies, [1] A71 instrument for catching fish, 
 birds, or wild bea ts, Isa. 51. 20. Mat. 4. 18. [2] 
 Artificial work tcrought like a 7 iet, 1 Kings 7. 17. 
 [3] Mischief cminingly devised, Psal. 9. 15. Mic. 
 
 7. . 2. [4] A fortress, Prov. 12. + 12. [5] Inex¬ 
 tricable dijjicvlties. .lob 18. 8. [f] Trying ufilic- 
 tions, wherewith God chastiseth his people. Job 
 
 19. 6. 
 
 They sacrifice unto their net, flab. 1. 16. They 
 ascribe the praise of their victories arid acqttired 
 glory to their own contrivatices, diligence, and 
 power ; as if the fisherman .'■hould make histiet his 
 god, and o.ijer sacrifices thereto, because it had 
 eticlosed a good draught of fishes. 
 
 Job 18. 8. he is cast into a 71. b.v his own feet 
 19. 6. God hath compassed m't with his 7i. 
 
 Psal. 9. 15. in the 71. they hid. is their foot taken 
 
 10. 9. wh.en he draweth him info his n. 
 
 25.15. he shall pluck my feet out of theTi. 31. 4. 
 
 35, 7. they have hid for me their 7/. in a j)it 
 
 8. let his 7i. that he hath hid catch himself 
 57. 6. they have prepared a 7 t. for my steps 
 66. 11. thou broughtest us into the 71. 
 
 ' 140. 5. they have spread a7i. by the way-side 
 Prov. 1.17. surely in vain the n. is spread in sight 
 
 Prov. 12.12. the wicked desireth the n. of evil men 
 29. 5. a man thattlattereth spreadeth a n. 
 
 Keel. 9. 12. as the fishes are taken in an evil n. 
 Isa. 51. 20. thy sons lie, as a wihl bull in -an. 
 J.am. 1. 13. he hath spread a 71 . for my feet 
 Kzek. 12.13. my n. will 1 spread on him, 17. 20. 
 19. 8. the nations shall spread their 71 . over him 
 .32. ?. I will spread out my n. over thee 
 Ilos. 5.1. ye have been a 71 . spread upon Tabor 
 7.12. wlien tliey go, 1 will spread my 7z. upon them 
 Mic. 7. 2. hunt every man his brother with a 71 . 
 Hab. 1. 15. they catch them in their 71 . 
 
 16. therefore they sacrifice to tlieir 71 . and burn 
 
 17. shall they therefore empty their n.' 
 
 Mat. 4. 18. casting 71 . into tlie sea, Mark 1. 16. 
 
 13. 47. the kingdom of heaven is like a 71 . cast 
 Luke 5. 5. at thy word I will let down the n. 
 
 6. a creat multitude of fishes, and their 71 . ! rake 
 John 21. 6. cast the 71 . on the right side of the ship 
 8. came in a ship, dragging the n. with the fishes 
 
 11. drew the 71 . to land, vet was not the ti. broken 
 
 R E l .S. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 17. «• of checker-work and wreatlis 
 Psal. 141. 10. let the wicked fall into their own n. 
 F.rcl. 7. 26. the woman v. hose heart is snares and 71 . 
 Isa. 19. 8. they that spread n. shall languish 
 Ezek. 26. 5. spreading of 7i. in the midst ot the sea 
 
 14. it shall be a place to spread 71 . -n, 47. 10. 
 Mat. 4. 21. he saw .lames and John mending their 
 n. and he called them, Mark 1. 19. Luke 5. 2. 
 Mark 1. 18. they forsook theirTz. and followed him 
 Luke 5. 4. and let down yourtt. for a draught 
 R ETHER. 
 
 E.rod. 19.17. they stood at the 71 . part of the mount 
 Deut. 24.6. no man shall take 71 . millstone to pledge 
 Josh. 15. 19. and he gave her the upper springs 
 and tile 71 . springs, Judg. 1. 15. 
 1 Kings 9.17. and Solomon built Gezer and Beth- 
 lioron the n. 1 Chro 7 t. 7. 24. 
 Job 41.24. his heart hard as a piece of n. millstone 
 E:ek. 31.14. they are delivered to death to n. parts 
 16. shall be comforted in the n. parts of the earth 
 
 18. shalt be brought down to 71 . parts of the earth 
 32. 18. cast them down to the 7z. parts of the earth 
 
 24. Elam gone down to the 71 . parts of the earth 
 REl HERMOSr. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 6. the n. chamber was live cubits broad 
 R Ei TEES. 
 
 Job .30. 7. under the7z. tliey were gathered together 
 Prov. 24. 31. and 71 . had covered the face thereof 
 Isa. 34. 13. 71 . and brambles in the fortresses thereof 
 Hos. 9.6. 71 . shall possess the pleasant places forsilv. 
 ii6>j7/z. 2. 9. surely Moab shall be the breeding of?*. 
 RET-WORK. 
 
 Ezod. 27. 4. shalt make a grate of n. of brass, 38. 4. 
 1 Kings 7. 18. two rows round about on tz. 42. 
 
 Jer. 52. 22. v ith n. on the chapiters /ound about 
 23, all the pomesranates on n. were an hundred 
 R'Ei'-WORK.S. 
 
 1 Khigs 7. 41. tlie two n. upon the chapiters 
 42. tour hundred pomegranates for the two n. 
 
 Isa. 3. + 18. tlie Lord w ill take away their 71 . 
 
 19. 9. they that weave 7z. shall be confounded 
 REVER. 
 
 Gen. 41,19. kine, such as 1 71. saw in all Egj’pt 
 l.ev. 6. 13. the fire on the altar shall 71. go out 
 Kum. 19. 2. a red heifer, upon which 71. came yoke 
 Deni. 15. 11. the poor shall n. cease out of the land 
 Judg. 2. 1. 1 will 71. break my covenant with you 
 
 14. 3. is there 7 t. a woman among all my people ? 
 16. 7- with seven creen withs that were 71 . dried 
 
 11. if bind with new ropes that 71 . were occupied 
 24)Vz/;z.l2.10.thesword shall 7z. depart from thy house 
 
 2 Chron. 18.7- be ?t. prophesied good unto me 
 21. 17. theie was7t. a son left him. save Jehoahaz 
 
 Job 3. 16. as infants which 71 . saw light 
 
 9. .30. and if I make my hands n. so clean 
 21. 25. another 71 . eateth with pleasure 
 Psal. 10. 6. hath said, for 1 shall n. be in adversity 
 11. be hideth his face, he w ill 71 . see it 
 
 15. 5. he that doeth these things shall 7t. be moved 
 3t). 6. in prosperity 1 said, I shall 71 . be moved 
 .31. 1. intl'.eedo I trust, let me n. be ashameil 
 49. 19. shall go up to fathers ; they shall 7i. see 
 55.22. Lord will 71 . suff er the righteous to be moved 
 71. 1. O Lord, let me n. be put to confusion 
 
 119.93. 1 will 71 . forget thy precepts, for with them 
 Prov. 10. .30. the righteous shall 71 . be removed 
 27. 20. hell and destruction are 71 . full, so the eyes 
 
 of a man are n. satisfied 
 .30.15. there are three things that are 71 . satisfied 
 Lia. 13. 20. Babylon n. be inhabited nor dwelt in 
 14. 20. the seed of evil doers shall 71 . be renowned 
 
 25. 2. to be no city, it shall 71. be built 
 
 56.11. are greedy dogs w hich caiizz. have enough 
 62. 6. watchmen that shall 71 . hold their peace 
 63.19. we are thine, thou 71 . barest rule over them 
 Jer. 20. 11. their cc.nfusion shall 71 . be forgotten 
 .3.3. 17. David shall 7i. want a man to sit on throne 
 Kzek. 16. 63. and 7z. open thy mouth any more 
 
 26. 21. Tyrus shall 71 . be found again, saith Lord 
 
 27. 36. a terror anti 71 . shalt be any more, 28. 19. 
 ])a7i. 2. 44. a kingdom that shall 7i. be destroyed 
 
 12. 1. there shall be trouble, such nsn. was 
 Joel 2. 26. and my people shall 71 . he ashamed, 27. 
 Amos 8. 7- I "ill 71 . forget any' of their works 
 
 14. even they sliall fall andzz. l ise up again 
 Hab. 1. 4. ami judgmei.'; doth n. go forth 
 Mat. 7. 23. 1 w ill profess unto them 1 71. knew' y'ou 
 9. 33. saying, it -.vas 71 . so seen in Israel 
 21.16. .lesus saith, have ye 7 t. read, out of the mouth 
 of babes hast perfected praise, 42. I ark 2. 25. 
 
 26. ,33. Peter said, yet will 1 n. be offended 
 27.14. and he answ'ered Idm to_^7z. a word 
 l\lark 2. 12. saying, we 71 . saw it on this fashion 
 3.29. shall blaspheme ag. Holy’ Ghost, bath 7t. torg. 
 9. 43. into file that 71 . shall be quenched, 45. 
 
 11. 2. colt tied, whereon n. man sat, Luke 19. 30. 
 14. 21. good for that man if he had n. been born 
 Luke 15. 29. yet thou 71 . gavestmea kid to make 
 23. 29. blessed are the wombs that n. bare 
 53. wherein 71. man before was laid, John 19. 41. 
 
 John A. 14. who drinks of water I give, shall n. thirst 
 
 6. 35. he that cometh to me shall 71 . hunger, and 
 
 he that believeth on me shall n. thu'st 
 
 7. 15. how knoweih this man, having 71 . learned ' 
 46. the officers said, n. man spake like this man 
 
 8. ;}3. and we were n. in bondage to any 
 
 51. he shall 71 . see death, 52. | 10. 28. 111. 26. 
 
 I. 3. 8. Peter saith, thou shalt n. wash my I'eet 
 Acts 10. 14. 1 have 7Z. eaten any thing common 
 
 14.8. being a cripple, who n. had wal.kjed 
 
 1 Cor. 13.8. charity 71 . taileth, but w helher prophec. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 7. n. able to come to knowledge of truth 
 IJeb. 10.1. caiiTz. w ith those sacrifices make perfect 
 
 11. the saiiiesacritices which can 7*. take away sms 
 
 13. 5. I w ill 7i. leave thee, nor tors'ake thee 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 10. if ye do these things, ye shall n. fall 
 R E\' ER so. 
 
 Esal. 58. 5. to charmers, chaiming n. so wisely 
 R EVER so much. 
 
 Ge7i. 31.12. ask me 71 . so m. dowrv, and I w'ill give 
 R.EVERTHLLE.SS. 
 
 Exod. .32'. 31. 71. in the day when I visit, I w'ill visit 
 Lev.ll.A. n. these ye slu'dl not eat, Deut. 14. 7. 
 
 36. 71. a fountain or pit shall be clean 
 Kum. 13. 28. n. the people be strong that dwell 
 
 14. 44. n. the ark of the covenant departed not 
 
 18.15. 71. the tii-st bom of man shalt thou redeem 
 24. 22. n. the Kenite shall be wasted, until Asshur 
 .31. 23. n. it sliall be iiurified with water«f separat. 
 
 Heut. 23. 5. 71 . the L. thy God would not hearken 
 Josh. 13. 13. 71. children of Isr. expelled not Gesnur 
 
 14. 8. 71. my brethren that went up w ith me 
 Judg. 1. .33. 71. the inhabitants of Beth-shemesh 
 
 2. 10.7i. the Lord raised up judges to deliver them 
 
 1 Sam. 3 . 19. 71. the people refused to obey t-amuel 
 
 15. 35. to see Saul,7z. Samuel mourned I'or .Saul 
 
 20. '.6. 71. Saul S()ake not any thing that day 
 
 29. 6. said to David, 71 . the lords favour thee not 
 
 2 '07/7. 5. 7- n. David took the strong hold of Zion 
 17.18. 71. a lad saw them, and told Absalofti 
 
 23. 16. 71. he would not drink thereof, poured out 
 
 1 Kings3. 19. 7i. tliou shalt not build the bouse 
 15.4. n. for David’s sake did the Lord give 
 
 14. n. Asa his heart was perfect w itb the I^rd 
 23. 71. in bis old age he was diseased in bis feet 
 
 22. 43. 71. the high places were not taken away 
 
 2 Kings 2. 10. 71 . if thou see me when 1 am taken 
 
 3. 3. 71. be cleaved to the sins of Jeroboam 
 
 13. 6. 71. they departed not from the sins of Jerob. 
 
 23. 9. n. the priests ot the high places can.e not 
 
 1 Chrem. 11. 5. 7l. David took the castle of Zion 
 
 21. 4. 71. the king's word prevailed against Joab 
 
 2 Chro7i, 12. 8. 7i. they shall be bis servants 
 
 15.17. 71. the heart ot Asa was perfect all his days 
 
 19. 3. 71. there are good things round in thee 
 
 30.11. 71. divers oEAsher humbled themselves 
 33.17. n. the people did sacrifice in the high places 
 .35. 22. n. Josiah would not turn from him 
 
 Keh.A.9. 71. we made our prayer to our God 
 
 9. 26. 71. they were disobed. aud rebelleti ag. thee 
 31.7z. for thy' mercies’ sake tlioudidst not consume 
 
 13. 26. 71. him did outlandisii women cause to sin 
 Esth. 5. 10. 71. Haman refrained himself 
 Psal. .31. 22. 71. thou heariiest my' supplication 
 49. 12. n. man being in honour, abidetb not 
 73. 23. 71. 1 am continually w ith thee, hast holden 
 78. .36. 71. they did flatter him with their mouth 
 89. 33. 71. my loving-kindness not take from him 
 106. 8. n. he saved them for his name's sake 
 
 44. 71. he regarded their affliction, heard their cry 
 Prov. 19. 21. 7z. the counsel of the Ixzni shall stand 
 Eccl. 9. 16.77. the poor man’s w isdom is despised 
 Isa. 9. 1. n. the dimne.ssshall not he such as was 
 Jer. 5. 18. 71 . in those days I w ill make a full end 
 
 26. 24. n. the hand of Ahikam was w ith Jeremiah 
 28.7- 71. hear thou this word that 1 speak in thy ears 
 .36. ‘Z5. 71. Elnathan and Delaiah made intercession 
 Ezek. 3. 21. 71. if thou warn the righteous man 
 16.60, 71. 1 will remember my' covenant with fhee 
 
 20. 17. 71. mine eye spared them from zlestroying 
 
 22. 71. I withdrew my hand, aud wrought lor my 
 .33. 9. n. if thou warn the wicked of his way 
 
 l)a7i. 4.15. 71. leave the stump of his roots in eartli 
 Jonah 1.1.3.7z. the meh rowed hard to bring to land 
 il/a/. 14. 9. 71. for the oath’s sake he commanded it 
 26. .39. from me, n. not as I will, but as thou w-ilt 
 
 64. 71. hereafter ye shall see the Son of man com. 
 Mark 14. 36. 71 . not what 1 will, Luke-A. 42. 
 
 Luke 5. 5. 71. at thy word I w ill let down ti;e net 
 
 13. .33. 71. 1 must walk to-day and to-morrow 
 18.8.7». when Son of man cometh shall he find faith 
 John 11. 15. Lazarus is dead, n. let us go to him 
 12. 42. 71. among the chief ruleis many' believed 
 
 16. 7. 71. 1 tell y ou the truth, it is expedient for you 
 Acts 14. 17. 71. he left not himself w ithout witness 
 
 27.11. n. the centurion believed the master of ship 
 Horn. 5. 14. 71. death reigned from Adam to Moses 
 
 15.15. 71. 1 have w ritten more holdly to you 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 2. n. to avoid fornitat. let evervfnan have 
 
 28. 71. such shall have trouble in the tlesh 
 .37. 71. he that standeth stedfast in his lieait 
 
 9. 12. 71. we have net used this po" er 
 
 II. 11.7i. neither is the man without the woman 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 16. 71. when it shall turn to the Lord 
 
 7.6. n. G. that comforteth those that are cast down 
 12. 16. n. being crafty, I caught you with guile 
 Gal. 2. 20. 71. 1 live, yet not L, but ('hrist in me 
 
 4. 30. 71. what saith scripture, cast out bond-worn. 
 Eph. 5.3'i. 71. let every mau so love his wife as hixiis. 
 PhiL 1.24. 71. to abide in the flesh is more needful 
 .3. 16. n. whereto we have alrea<iy attained 
 
 2 Tim. 1.12. n. 1 am not ashamed, tor 1 know whom 
 2. 19. 71. the foundation of God standeth sure 
 Heb. 12. 11. 71. it yieldeth peaceable fruit of rig'ht. 
 2 Pet. 3.13. 71. we look for new heavens aud eartli 
 Itev. 2.4. 71. 1 have somew hat against thee 
 R 1AV 
 
 Signifies, [1] That which is fresh, or of late date, 
 Hosh. 9. 13. [2] That zihich was ttever used or 
 
 worn before, 1 Kings 11. 29. [-3] That-which is ex¬ 
 traordinary and univiual, Rum. 16. 30. [A] One 
 who is regenerated, and endued with new qualities. 
 
NIG 
 
 NIG 
 
 NIN 
 
 new apprehenaions and inclinations, G Cor. 5. 17- 
 (jai. 6 . 15. [5] tStrange and unknown, Mark 16. 
 
 17 . [ 6 ] Another, Exoii. 1. 8 . 
 
 Exod. 1. 8 . there arose up a n. king over Egypt 
 Lev. G3. 16 . offer a n. meat offering, Num. C8.26. 
 
 26. 10 . shall bring forth the old, because of the n. 
 L^um. 16 . .30. but if the I.onl make a n. thing 
 Deut. 20 . 5 . what man hath built a w. house, 22 . 8 . 
 
 24. 5. when taken a n. wife, he shall not go to war 
 32. 17 . tiiey sacrificed to devils, to 71 . gods 
 
 josh. 9. 13. and these bottles of wine were 71 . 
 
 J7idg. 5. 8. they chose 7t. gods, then was war in gates 
 15.13. they bound him with 71 . cords, 16. 11,12. 
 
 1 Ham. 6 . 7 . make a 71 . cart, and take two kine 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 3. set the ark on a?*, cart, 1 Chro7i. 13. 7- 
 21.16. he being girded witli a 71 . sword thought 
 
 1 Kmgs 11.29. .leroboam clad with a w. garment 
 .30. Ahijah cauglit the 71 . garment, and rent it 
 
 2 kings 2. 20. bring a n. cruse, and put salt therein 
 2 Chnni. 20. 5. .lehoshaphat stood in the 71 . court 
 Job 32. 19. it is ready to burst like n. bottles 
 Psal. 33. 3. sing to him a 71 . song. 96. 1. I 98. 1. 
 
 I 144. 9 . 1 140. 1. Isa, 42. 10. 
 40.3. he hath put aw. song in my niouth,even praise 
 Led. 1. 9. there is no w. thing under,the sun 
 10. is any tiling whereof may be said, this is 7t,.? 
 Cant. 7 . 13. are ail pleasant fruits, 71 . and old 
 Isa. 42. 9. behold, n. things do 1 declare, 48. 6. 
 
 43. 19. behold, I will do a 71 . thing, make a way 
 62.'2. and thou shall be called by a 71 . name 
 65.17- I create 71 . h.eavens and a 71 . earth, 66. 22. 
 Jer. 26.10. the m. gate of the Lord’s house, .36.10. 
 
 31. 22. the T>. hath created a 71 . thing in the earth 
 Lam. 3.23. tlie I.ord’s mercies arera. every morning 
 11.19.1 will put a 71. spirit within you, .36.26. 
 
 18. .31. and make you a 71 . Iieart and a 71 . spirit 
 47 . 12. trees which shall bring forth n. limit 
 
 Mat. 9 . 16. no man putteth a piece of 71 . cloth to 
 an old garment, Mark 2. 21. Luke 5. .36. 
 37 . but they put n. wine into 71 . bottles, and both 
 are preserved, Mark 2. 22. Luke b. .38. 
 13.52. bringeth out of his treasure things ri. and old 
 £6. 28. for this is my blood of the 7i. testament, 
 Mark 14. 24. L7tke 22. 20. 1 Cii/-. 11.25. 
 29 . until 1 drink it 71 . with you, Mark 14. 25. 
 
 27 . 60 . .ioseph laid the body in his own n. tomb 
 Mark 1. 27 . saying, what 71 . doctrine is tins ? 
 
 16. 17 . they shall speak with 71 . tonaties 
 Joh7i 13. 34. a 71 . commandment I give unto you 
 
 19. 41. a 71. sepulchre, w herein was never man laid 
 Acts 17 . 19 . niay we know what this 71 . doctrine is I 
 
 21. but either to tell or to hear some 71 . thing 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7- purge out, that ye may be a 71 . lump 
 
 2 Cer. 3. 6. made us able ministers of theri. testament 
 5. 17 . if any nian be in Christ, he is a n. creature ; 
 
 behold, all thines are become n. 
 Gal. 6.15. nor uncircumcision, but a 71 . creature 
 Lph. 2. 15. of twain, one n. man, so making peace 
 
 4. 24. and that ye put on the 71 . man. Col. .3. 10. 
 Heh. 9.15. he is the Mediator of the n. testament 
 
 10. 20. by a 71 . and living way hath consecrated 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 2. as 71 . born babes desire the milk of word 
 
 2 Pet. 3.1.3. we look for n. heavens and a n. earth 
 
 1 Joh7i 2. 7 . 3 write no n. commandment unto you 
 
 8. a n. commandment 1 write unto you 
 
 2 John 5. not as though I wrote a n. commandment 
 liev. 2 . 17 - n. name written, which no man knoweth 
 
 .3.12. 71. Jerusalem, 21.2.11 3.12. write m.v 71 . name 
 
 5. 9. and they sung a 71 . song, saying, 14. 3. 
 
 21. 1. I saw' a 71 . heaven and a 71 . earth 
 
 5. he said, behold, I make all things 71 . 
 
 See Covenant, Moon. 
 
 IsEW Wme. 
 
 JS^eh. 10. 39. shall bring offering of the n. n ine 
 1.3. 5 . prepar. achamber where the 71 . wine was laid 
 12. brought tithe of n. reme unto the treasuries 
 Prov. .3.10. thy presses shall burst out witli 77. n ine 
 Jsa. 24 . 7 . the77. rohie mourneth, the vine languisbeth 
 49. + 26. drunken with their blood as with 71 . reme 
 65. 8. as the 71 . rcine is found in the cluster 
 Ilos. 4. 11. wine and n. nhie take away the heart 
 
 9 . 2. and the 71 . wine shall fail in her 
 
 Joel 1.5. the n. rvme is cutoff H 10. n. whre is dried up 
 .3.18. mountains shall drop n. rcine, Amos 9. t 13. 
 flag. 1.11. I called for a (irought on the n. wine 
 Zech. 9.17. n. wme shall make the maids cheerful 
 Mat. 9 . 17 . <lo men put n. rcine into old bottles, but 
 n. wi7ie into new- bottles, Mark 2.22. Lrike 5.37. 
 Acts 2.13. others said, these men are full of 77 . wine 
 ISEWS. 
 
 Prov. 25. 25. so is trood n. fi om a far country 
 “IS'FAVLY. 
 
 Deut. .32. 17 . sacrificed to new' gods that came n. up 
 Judg. 7 . 19 .‘they had but 77. set the watch 
 2 Sam. 24. + 6. they came to the land 77. inhabited 
 1 Tim. 3. t 6. not one 77. come to the faith 
 IS EW^■ ES.S. 
 
 Pom. 6.4. even so we also should walk in n. of life 
 7 . 6 . that weshould serve in 77. of spirit, not oldness 
 NEXT. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 21 . Sarah shall bear at this set time??, year 
 p.xod. 12.4. let him and his neighbour 77. take a Iamb 
 JV?7777. 11. .32. stood up all the 77. day and irathered 
 27 . 11. ye shall give inheritance to his kinsman 77. 
 Deiit.lX. 3. the city which is 77. to the slain man 
 
 6. the elders of the city' 77. to tl;e slain man 
 
 25. +5. her 77. kinsman shall take her to wife 
 
 P7ith 2. 20. the man is one of our 77 . kinsmen 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 17- thou kins, and 1 shall lie 77 . to thee 
 .30. 17 . David smote them to the evenins of 77 . d'ay 
 
 2 Chro7i. 28. 7 . Flkanali that was 77. to the king 
 Lsth.lO. .3. Mordecai was 77. to king Ahasuerus 
 Jonah 4. 7. a worm the 77. day smote the sourd 
 Mat. 27 . 62. the 77. day that followed the preparation 
 Mark 1. .38. he said, let us go into the 77. fowms 
 Joloii.Q^. the 71. day .lohn seeth Jesus coming 
 Act.s.i.:i. they put them in hold unto the n. day 
 
 7 . 26 . the 77. day Moses shewe<l himself to them 
 13.42. that these words be preached 77 . sabbath, 44. 
 
 NlCrll. 
 
 Lev. 21.3. for his sister a virgin that is n. to him 
 25. 49 . any that is n. of kin may redeem him 
 
 Kttm. 24. 17 . I shall behold him, but not 77 . a star 
 iJe 77 r. 4 . 7 . whatnation, who hath (tod so 77 . to them ? 
 
 13. 7 . entice thee to gods of the people 77. to thee 
 22. 2. if thy brother "be not 77 . unto thee 
 30. 14. tlie word is n. unto thee. Porn. 10. 8. 
 
 2 Sa77i. 11. 20. wherefore approached ye so n. ? 21. 
 
 1 Ki/tgsG. 59. let these my words be n. to the Lord 
 Psal. .31. 18. E. is 77 . them who are of broken heart 
 85. 9 . his salvation is n. them that fear him 
 145. 18. the I.ord is 77 . to all that call on him 
 Joel 2. 1. the day of the Lord is 77 . at hand 
 3lat. 24. .32. ye know that summer is 77 . Ijuke 21.30. 
 Mark 1.3. 29 ."know that it is 77 . even at the doors 
 LnkeQ\.i0. know that the desolation thereof is 77 . 
 
 28. look up, for your redemption draweth n. 
 
 .31. know tiiat the kingdom of (tod is 77 . at hand 
 John 6. 4. and the passover, a feast of .lew’s, w as 77 . 
 
 11.55. the Jews’ passover was 77 . at hand 
 19 . 42. for the sepulchre w as 7 /. at hand 
 Lph. 2. 1.3. ye are made 77 . by the blood of Christ 
 17 . came and preached peace to them that were n. 
 Phil. 2. 27 . for he was sick, 77 . unto death, .30. 
 lleb. 6.8. is rejected, is 77 . unto cursing, to be burned 
 See Caime, Draw. 
 
 NIGHL 
 
 Signifies, [1] That time while the stin is absent and 
 below our hnrizo7i, Exod. 12. .30, .31. Alatt. 27- 
 64. [2] Sudde7tlg and imexpected/y, Isa. 15. 1. 
 J.uke 12. 20. [3] A time of ig7iora7ice and smbe- 
 lief, Itom. 1.3. 12. [4] Adversity a7id ajjlictiori, 
 Isa. 21. 12. [.5] Death, .lohn 9. 4. 
 
 Ge77.1.5. the light day, and the darkness he called 77. 
 14. let there be lights, to divide the day from 77. 
 
 16. he made the lesser licdit to rule the n. 
 
 19 . 2. tarry all 77 . L>'um. 22. 19. Jvdg. 19. 6, 9. 
 
 5. where are men which came in to thee this 77 . ? 
 .33. they made him drink wine that 77 . .34, .35. 
 
 24. .54. tarried all n. 28. 11. I .31. 54. | .32. 1.3, 21. 
 
 26. 24. the T.orti appeared to Isaac the same 77 . 
 
 30. 15. Rachel said, he shall lie with thee to 77. 16. 
 40. b. dreamed e'ach man his ’’ream in one 77 . 41.11. 
 46. 2. God spake to Israel in visions of the 77 . 
 
 49 . 27- and at 77 . he shall divirle the spoil 
 Exod. 12. 8. eat the liesh in that 77 . roast w’ith fire 
 12. I will pass through the laiKl of Egypt this 77 . 
 
 42. it is a 77 . to 'r>e much observed to the Lord, 
 this is that n. of the 1.. to be observed of Israel 
 14. 20. the one came not near tlie other all n. 
 
 Lev. 6. 9. the hnrning on the altar all 77 . 
 
 19. 13. the wages sliall not abide with thee all n. 
 Num. 11. 32. the people stoo'.l up ail that 77 . 
 
 14. 1. and the people wept that 77 . and murmured 
 £2. 8. he sail] to them, lodge here tliis 7;. 19. 
 
 20. God came to '- alaam at 77. and saitl to him 
 Deut. 16 . 4 . there shall no leav. breatl remain all 77. 
 
 21. 23. his body shall not remain all n. on the tree 
 Josh. 2. 2. there came men in hither to 77 . of Israel 
 Judg. 6.40. G. did so that n. for it was dry on tleece 
 •16. 2. laid wait for him all 77 . and were quiet all ?7. 
 19 . 10. hut the man would not tarry that 77 . 
 
 2.5. and abused her all the 71. until the morning 
 Puth 1. 12. if I should have nn husband also to n. 
 
 3. 2. behold, Boaz winnoweth harl^’ to 77 . 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 11. and Samuel cried to the Lord all 77 . 
 16. tell what the I.ord hath said to me this 77 . 
 
 19 . 10. and David fled and escaped that 77 . 
 
 11. saying, if thou save not thy life to n. 
 
 28. 25. Saul rose up and went away that n. 
 
 .31. 12. the men of labesh went all 77 . and took 
 
 2 Sa7n. 2. 29. Abner and his men walked all ?7. 
 
 .32. Joab and his men went all n. and came 
 
 4. 7 . and gat them away through the plain all 77 . 
 12. 16. David went and lay air77. on the earth 
 
 17 . 1. I will arise and pursue after Da. id this n. 
 16 . saj'ing, lodge not this 77. m the plain 
 
 19 . 7 . there will not tarry one with thee this n. 
 
 2 Kmgs 19. 35. that 77 . tlie angel of the Lord smote 
 2 L'lmm. 1.7. that 77 . did God appear to .‘'^olomon 
 Esth. 6. 1. on that u. could not the king sleep 
 Job .3. 3. let the n. perish in which it was said 
 7 . let that 77 . be solitary 114.13. the visions of the 77 . 
 7 . 4. when shall 1 arise, and the 77 . be gone? 
 
 29 . 19. and the dew lay all 71. on my branch 
 
 30. + 3. for want and famine they w ere dark asw. 
 .36. 20. desire not the 71 . when people are cut off 
 
 Psal. 6. 6. all tlie n. make I my lied to swim 
 19. 2. and n. unto n. sheweth knowledge 
 .30. 5. weeping may endure for a 77 . but joy 
 59. t 15. if they be not satisfied they will stay all n, 
 78.14. he led them all n. with a light of tire 
 92 . 2. to shew forth thy faithfulness every 77 . 
 
 104. 20. thou makest darkness, and it is 77 . 
 
 1 . 39 . 11. even the n. shall be light about me 
 Prov. 7 . 9 . passing in the black and dark 77. 
 
 31. 15. she ariseth also while it is yet 77 . 
 
 Ca7it. 1. 1.3. be shall lie all 7i. between my breasts 
 b. 2. 'anti my locks with tlie drops of the 71 . 
 
 Isa. 5. 11. continue until 77 . till wine inilame them 
 
 16. .3. take counsel, make thy shadow as the 77 . 
 
 21. 4. the 77 . of my pleasure he turned into fear 
 + 8. and I am set in my ward every 77 . 
 
 11. watchman, what of the 77 . ? what of the n. 7 
 
 12 . the morning conietb, and also the 77. 
 
 29. 7 . shall be as a dream of a 77 . vision 
 
 Jer. 14 . 8. thatturneth aside to tarry for a n. 
 
 Da 7 i. 2. 19- the secret was revealed in a 77 . vi.sion 
 
 5. .30. in that 77 . was Belshazzar the king slain 
 
 6. 18. then the king passed the 77 . fasting 
 Ilos. 7 . 6. their baker sleepeth all the ?7. 
 
 Joell. 13. howl, come, lie all 77 . in sackcloth 
 Amos b. 8. that maketh the day dark with 77 . 
 
 Jo 7 iah 4.10. which came up in a n. perished in a 77 . 
 Mic. .3. 6. therefore 77 . shall he to you, shall he dark 
 Mat. 14. 25. in tlie fourth watch of 77 . lesiis went 
 
 to them walking on the sea, jVTri/' 6. 48. 
 26. 31. tl'.eii .lesns saitli to them, all ye shall he 
 offended because of me this 77 . Mark 14. 27. 
 34. this 71. before cock-crow, thou shalt deny nie 
 Luke 5 . 5. we have toiled all 77 . and taken nothing 
 6. 12. he continued all 77 . in prayer to God 
 12. 20. tins 71. thy soul shall he required of thee 
 
 17 . 34. in tliat 77 . two shall be in one bed 
 
 Luke^l. 37 . atn. he went out and abode in mount 
 Jolr/iQ. 4 . the 77. cometh when no man can work 
 
 1.3. .30. he immediately went out, and it was 77 . 
 
 21.3. and that 77 . they caught nothing 
 
 Acts 12.6. the same n. Peter was sleeping, hound 
 16. 33. he took them the same hour of the 77 . 
 
 2.3. 11. the 77 . follow ing the Lord stood hy him 
 23. make ready soldiers at third hour of the 77 . 
 
 27 . 23. stood hy me tliis 77 . the angel of God 
 Po/n. 13. 12. the 77 . is far siient, the day is at hand 
 1 Cor. 11. 2.3. the same 77 . in which he was betrayed 
 1 'Ihess. 5. 5.we are not of the 77 . nor of darkness 
 Rev. 21. 25. there shall be no «. there, 22. 5. 
 
 By N IGH I'. 
 
 Gen. 20. 3. God came to A binielech in a dream by n. 
 .31. 24. God came to Laban in a drpiini hy 77 . 
 
 . 39 . whether stolen hy day, or stolen by 71 . 
 
 40. the drought consumed me, and the frost 7 ?, 
 Exod. 12. 31. he culled for Closes and Aaron hy n, 
 13. £1. the Lord went before them by 77 . in a pillar 
 of fire, 22.1 14. 20. | 40. .38. .\eh. 9. 12. 
 N 7 im. 9 . 16. anti the appearance of fire by 77 . 
 
 21. whether cloud wiis taken up by day ovbyti. 
 Detit. 1. .3.3. in lire by 71 . to shew’ you the w ay 
 16. 1. God brouglityou forth out of Egypt by n. 
 2.3.10. by uncleanness thatchanceth him by 71 . 
 .To.sh. 8. .3. and .losliiia sent them away by 77 . 
 
 Judg. 6. 27 . and so it was that he did it by 77 . 
 
 9. 32. up hy 71. thou and thy peojile with thee 
 20. 5. and lieset the house round about hy 71. 
 
 1 .'lam. 14. .36. go down after the Pliilistines hy n. 
 26 . 7 . David and Ahishai came to the peofile hy7i. 
 
 28. 8. >Sa..l came to tlie woman hy 77 . and said 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 10. nor the beasts of the field hy 77 . 
 
 1 Kmgs3. b. Ld. afipeared to .Sol. by 77 . 2 ('hr. 7. 12. 
 
 2 Kmgs 6. 14. came hy n. and compassed the city 
 8. 21. rose by n. and smote Edomites, 2 Chr. 21. 9. 
 25. 4. all the men of war fled hy7i. Jer. 52. 7 . 
 Psal. 91 . 5. tlion shalt not be afraid of terror hyn. 
 
 121. 6. nor shall the moon smite tliee by 71 . 
 
 1.31. 1. tliat/7y77. stand in the liouseof the I.ord 
 1.36. 9 . moon and stars to rule by 71 . Jer. 31. 35. 
 Prov. .31. 18. her candle goetli not out hy7'.. 
 
 Ca 7 it. .3.1. by 71. on iny bed 1 sought him wliorn 
 Isa. 4. 5. tlie shining of a flaming fire hy7t. 
 
 Jer. 6. 5. let ns go by 71 . and ilestroy her palaces 
 .39. 4. they fled, and went forth out of the city by 7t. 
 49. 9 . if thieves by 77 . they w ill destroy iill_ have 
 Dan. 7 . 2. I saw in my vision hy7i. and behold 
 Vbad.b. if thieves came to thee, if robbers ^ 77 .v\ouId 
 
 they not have stolen till they had enom 
 3Iat.2. 14. took the young child and his mother hyn. 
 27 . 64 . lest hisdisciplescome 77 . and steal, 28.13. 
 l.iike 2. 8. keeping watch over their flock by7t. 
 
 Ji tm .3. 2. N icoderniis came to Jesus by u. 19- 39. 
 Acts 5. 19 . tlie angel by 71. opened the prison-doors 
 9. 25. they took Paul by n. and let him down 
 it. 10. sent away Paul and Silas hy 77 . to Berea 
 See Day. 
 
 In the NIG IIP. 
 
 Exod. 12. .30. Pharaoh and his servants rose in the n. 
 Xu77i. 1L 9. when the dew' fell on the caniii 777 the 77 . 
 
 1 Kings 3. 19. and this woman's child died 7» the n. 
 
 2 Kmr/s 7 . 12. and the king arose in the 77 . and said 
 Nell. 2. 12. I arose m then.illb. I went up 777 Me 77 .- 
 
 4 . 22 . that in the 71. they may he a guard to ns 
 6 . JO. yea, in the n. will they come to slay fhee 
 Johb. 14. and grope in the nden-day, as in the n. 
 24. 14.777 the 71. the murderer is as a thief 
 27 . 20 . a tempest stealeth him aw’aj' in the n. 
 
 .34. 25. and he overturneth them m the 71 . 
 
 .35. io. w here is God, whogivetli songs in the n. ? 
 Psal. 16. 7 . nij' reins instruct me hi the 7i. seasons 
 17. .3. thou hast visited me hi the n. and tried nia 
 22. 2. 1 cry in then, season, and am not silent 
 42. 8. and in the n. his song shall be with me 
 77 . 2 . mv sore ran in then, and ceased not 
 6. 1 call to remembrance my song in the n. 
 
 90 . 4. a thousand years are hut as a watch in the n, 
 It'o. . 39 . he spread a tire to give light hi the. n. 
 119 . 55 . 1 have rememhered Ihy name 777 Mie ?7. 
 Eccl. 2. 23. his lieart taketh not rest in then. 
 
 Cant. .3. 8. hath his sword because of fear in the n, 
 Jsa. 15.1.777 Me77.Ar and Kirof Moabis laid w’aste 
 
 26. 9 . with my soul have I desired thee in then, 
 .30. 29 . ye shall have a song as m the n. 
 
 . 59 . 10. we stumble at noon-day as in then. 
 
 Jer. .36. .30. sh.all be cast out in then, to the frost 
 l.am. 1. 2. she weep.sore hi the n. P 2.19.c ry out in n. 
 Hos4. 5. tlie prophet shall fjdl with tb.ee hi the n. 
 John 11. 10. if a man walk in the n. he stumbletli 
 Acts 16 . 9. a vision appeared to Paul in the n. 18. 9. 
 
 1 'I hess. .5.2.day cometh as a thief in the n.2 Pet.3.10, 
 7 they that sleep, sleep m tlien.uve drunk .777 the n. 
 
 NiGins. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 4.1 will cause it rain forty days, forty n. 12. 
 .Tohj. .3. wearisome 77 . are aiipoinfed tome 
 Isa. 21. 8. and I am set in my w ard w hole n. 
 
 See Day.s. 
 
 NlGirr-/77777;E 
 
 Lev.11. 16.owl and 77 . ye shall noteat, Deut. 1-4.15. 
 N 1GI i I -u atchi s. 
 
 Psal.b3. 6. when i meditate on thee in the n.-io. 
 
 119 148. mine eyes iirevent the ii.-w. to meditate 
 N I N IL 
 
 Num. 29. 26. on fifth day n. bulloc ks, two rams 
 34. 13. which the Lord commanded to give to the n. 
 
 tribes and half tribe, Jo.c//. 1.3. 7. I 14.2. 
 Deut. .3. 11. Og's bedstead was n. cubits in length 
 ^ Sni 'ii. 24.8. loabcame to Jems, at end of 7 i.iii<.nili 3 
 Neh. 11 . 1 . and n. parts fodwell in ntherrities 
 Luke 17 . 17 . ten cleansed, but w here are the n.7 
 See llfMiKEU. 
 
 N I \ ETKEN. 
 
 o Sam 30. there larked of David’s servants 77 . men 
 MNEl'EENIll. 
 
 2 TCmgs2b. 8. in the n. year of N ehurlradnezzarfhc 
 
 house of the l ord was burnt, Jer. .52. 12. 
 NINE TV. 
 
 Gen. b. 9 . Enos lived n. years, and begat Cainau 
 17 . 17 . shall Narah. that is n. > ears old, bear ? 
 Ezek. 41. 12. the length of the building n. cubits 
 
 331 
 
NO 
 
 NOB 
 
 KTNETY-FIVE. 
 
 Ezra C, CO. flie children of (iibhar n.-five 
 Ac/i. 7. ~5. tlie cliiklren of Gideon n.-Jive 
 >J I NE'l Y-SIX. 
 
 Ezra 8. 35. offered for all Israel n.-six rams 
 Jer. 52. 23. M ere yi.-sii pomegranates on a side 
 IN i;i V-Ei(illi'. 
 
 \Sam. 4. 15. now I'.li was -ii.-eiijlit years old 
 Ezra 2.16. the children of Aiar n.-eight, Eeh.7.9.1. 
 NlNEl V-NINE. 
 
 •GenATA. Abram wasn.-wfweyearsol i.L.appeared 
 
 24. was years old when he was circumcised 
 
 ili«r.l8.12. doth he not leave tlie and seeketli 
 
 tliat which is jtone astray ' 13. Lukel[>. 4,7. 
 N IN 1 II. 
 
 ic:;. 25.22. ye shall eat of old fruit fill the «. year 
 2 Kings ri. 6. in?i.of l iosh. Samaria taken, lii. ID. 
 
 25. 1. in the n. year of Zedekiah, Nebuchadnezzar 
 
 came up, Jer. 39. 1. | 52. 4. Kzek. 24. 1. 
 •1 Car. 12. 12. l-.lzabad the captain of the Gadites 
 24. 11. the?n lotcaine forth to Jesliuah 
 27. 12. ?i. ca[)tain for the n. month was Abiezer 
 JiJat. Ct). 5. he w ent out about the sixth and n. hour 
 27. 45. from sixth hour there was darkness over 
 all the lanil unto the 7 i. hour, Alai 1:15. 33. 
 46. n. hour .lesnsgave up the ghost, Alark 15. 31. 
 Acts 3. 1. at the hour of prayer, being thew. hour 
 10. 3. Cornelius saw a vision about the w. hour, 30. 
 liev. 21. 2o. the n. foundation was a topaz 
 k>ve Day, Month. 
 
 NllKE. 
 
 iProv.Q5. 20. as vinegar upon m. so is he singing song: 
 Jer. 2. 22. though thou wash thee with ii. and soap 
 NO. 
 
 Gen. 13. 8. let there be no strife betw. me and thee 
 
 15. 3. behold, to me thou hast given no seed 
 
 20. 29. be an oath that thou wilt do us yio hurt 
 . 37 . 22. shed no blood, and lay no hand upon him 
 38. 21. there was no l-.arlot in this place, 22. 
 
 40 . 8 . no interi)i eter || 42 . 11 . we are no spies, 31,34 
 47. 4 . thy servants have 7 i 0 pasture, Lam. 1 . 6 . 
 Exod. 5. j 6 . is 7w straw given to thy serv ants, 18 , 
 
 8. 22. that 710 swarms of flies shall be there 
 
 12. 16. 710 work shall be done. Lev. 16. 29.1 23. 3 
 7,21,28,31. 29. 1. Dent. 16.8 
 
 19 . seven days 710 leaven shall be found, 13. .3, 7 
 
 34. 11. because there were no graves in Eg\ pt 
 16.18. he that gathered little had 710 lack 
 
 21 . 22 . hurt a woman, and no mischief follow 
 
 22 . 2 . there shall 710 blood be shed for him 
 
 23. 8. thou shalt take 7i(7gift, gift blindeth flie wise 
 32. thou shalt make no covenant with them 
 
 30. 9 . 3 ’e shall offer rec strange incense thereon 
 12 . that there be plague amongst tliem 
 .34^14. for thou shalt woi ship other god 
 
 17 . tliou shalt make thee 7,0 molten gods 
 
 35. 3. ye shall kindle 710 fire in your habitations 
 Lev. 2, 11 . ye shall burn 71.0 leaven in any offering 
 
 5. 11 . put wo oil upon it 117. 2.3. ye shall eat 710 far 
 t. 26. .V e shall eat 7 jo manner of blood, 17 . 12 , 14. 
 32. 4. 1 ’e shall touch 710 liallowed thing 
 
 1.3. 21. and there be 710 white hairs therein, 26. 
 
 .31. 710 black hair |1.32. there be 710 yellow hair 
 19.15. do 7 io unrighteousness in judgment, , 35 . 
 
 20. 14. that there be 710 wickedness among you 
 £2. 1.3. but there shall 7io stranger eat thereof 
 Zl. there shall be 710 blemish therein 
 
 'D. the houses winch have 710 walls round about 
 . 36 . take thou no usury of him, or increase 
 26 . 1 . ye shall make you no idols nor graven image 
 2 (. 28 . 770 devoted thing’' shall be sold or redeem. 
 JSnm. 5 . 8 .it the man hav e no kinsman to recompense 
 
 1 . 3 . and there be 770 witness agaiiist her 
 ■ 6 . 3 . and shalt drink 710 vinegar' of wine 
 
 5. there shall no razor come upon his head 
 
 6 . he shall come at 710 dead body 
 
 36. 40. that 710 stranger come near to offer incense 
 £6. 33. Zelopheliad had 777 ) sons, birt daughters, 27 . 
 
 4. Jesh. 17 . 3. 1 Chron. 2.3. 22. 1 24.’28.' 
 die and have 710 son then cause 
 
 9. and it ire ha.ve 710 daughter, ye shall give 
 
 37 . coiigregation of Lord be not as sheep that 
 wo shepherd, Ezek. .34. 5. Alat. 9. ,36. 
 
 3.). .51. 770 satistactionfor the life of a murderer, 32. 
 
 heard, but saw no similitude, 15. 
 i. 16. thme eye shall have no pitv on them 
 
 10. 9. Levi hath 770 part with his brethren, 14. 07 
 , , , 29. I 18. 1. Josh. 14. 4. | IB.'?’, 
 
 there shall be no poor among you 
 ~ 0 . 1 .. it rt will make 770 peace with thee 
 28^ 32. there sh.all be 770 might in thy liand 
 65. among these nations thou shalt find no ease 
 32. 20. they are children in whom is 770 faith 
 Josh. 10. 14. there was 770 day like that before 
 .22. 25._ye have ri.opartin the Lord, 27. 
 
 7ndg^l~. 6 . there w'as 77 oking in Israel, 18.1.1 21.25. 
 
 18. 1 . theie w'as no magistrate || 28, 710 deliverer 
 
 10 . where there is 770 w ant of any thing-, 19 . 19 . 
 lEarn. 2. 24. for it is 770 good report that 1 hear 
 
 3 . 1. word was precious, there was 770 open vision 
 ~1. 9. take it, h r there is 770 other, save that here 
 "10 J’i," restore, because he had no pit 
 
 3.3. K.wosiich thingought to be done in Israel 
 1 . 0 . 26.it he say, 1 have no delight in thee 
 
 son to keep my name in rememb 
 20. 1. Sheba said, we have no part in David 
 3 Kitigs 8. 2.3. there is 770 God like thee in heaver 
 22. 18. he w ould prophesy no good concerning me 
 ~ L 16 . is it not because there is 770 God in Is: 
 
 It . because Ahaziab had no son 
 10 . 31 . .lehii took no heed to walk in the law 
 1 Chron. 2 . . 31 . now sheshan had 770sons, but dangh 
 
 16. 22. prophets 7777 harm, r.^al. 1 D 5 . 15 . 
 
 .. (Jiro7t. 18.16. that have 770 shepherei, Zech. 10. 2 
 
 19 . 7 . there is 710 iniquity with the Lord 
 
 n?' \ might against this company 
 
 ~1. 19 . Ins people made 710 burning for him 
 3 o. 18 . then; was 7777 passover like to that 
 36. 16. they mockeit till there was 7to remedy 
 
 there should be 7777 remnant 
 1 ., V,?' W77 portion in .lerusalein 
 
 13. 26. there was 710 king like Solomon 
 
 ‘332 
 
 N O 
 
 Joh 4. 18. he put no trust in his servants 
 5. 19 . in seven there shall 710 evil touch thee 
 9 . 25. See 710 goofl || 10.18. that 7777 eye haiJ seen me 
 12. 14. he shiittetli, and tliere can be 710 opening 
 24. causetn to wander where there is 7777 way 
 1.3. 4. ye ar" all physicians of 7777 value 
 
 16. 18. O eai. , let my cry have no place 
 18. 17 . he shall have 7777 name in the street 
 
 19 . 16 . 1 calleii my servant, he gave me 7777 answer 
 24 . 15 . 7777 eye shall see me 1 | . 30 . 1 . 3 . Inive 7777 helper 
 Psal. . 3 . 2. there is no hel() tor him in God 
 .32. 2. in whose spirit there is 7777 guile 
 .3 4. 9 . there is 7777 want to them that fear him 
 . 36 . 1. there is 7777 fear of God before his eyes 
 .5.3. 5 . they were in tear where 7777 fear was 
 55 . 19 . because they ha\'e 710 changes 
 84. 11. 710 go’.d will he withhold from them 
 
 91 . 10. there shall 710 evil belall thee 
 
 92. 15. there is 7777 unrighteousness in him 
 
 119 . .3. they do 7777 iniquity, they walk in his ways 
 146. 3. son of man, in whom there is no help 
 Prov. 12. 21. there shall no evil happen to the just 
 
 17 . 16 . to get w isdom, seeing he hath 7777 heart to it 
 
 21 . . 30 . there is 7777 wisdom against the Lore! 
 Eccl.A.l. were oppre.ssed, and they had 7777 comforter 
 
 9. 10. tor there is 7777 work in the grave 
 Cant. 4. 7 . my love, there is no spot in thee 
 
 8.8. we have a little sister, and she hath 710 breasts 
 Isa. 1. 6. there is 710 .soundness in it, but wounds 
 
 5. 8. join held to held, till there be 710 place 
 it. 20. it is because there is 710 light in them 
 
 9. 7 . of his government there shall be no end 
 
 .34. 16 .710 one of the.se shall fail, none shall want 
 40. 29. anil to them that have 7777 might 
 
 4.3. 11. and besiiles me there is 7777 .'-laviour 
 
 48. 22. there is no peace to ihe wickeii, 57 . 21. 
 
 50. 10. that walketii in darkness, and hath 7777 light 
 
 5.3. 2. he hath no form, nor comeline.ss, nor beautv 
 54. 17 . 777) weapon formed against thee shall prospe'r 
 55. 1 . and he that hath 710 money, come ye, buy 
 57 . 10. thou saidst not, there is 710 hope, Jer. 2. 25. 
 59. 8. there is 777) )u7lgment in their goings 
 
 16. he wondereii that there was 777) intercessor 
 Jer. 2. 11 . changeil their gods, which are yet 7777 gods 
 .30. your chihiren received 710 correction 
 
 6. 14. peace, peace, when there is 7777 j'eace, 8. 11, 
 2;L they are cruel, anil have 7777 mercy 
 
 8 . 15 . we looked tor peace, but 7777 gooil came, 14. 19 . 
 
 10. 14. and there is 7777 breath in them, 51. 17 . 
 
 22. 28. a vessel wherein is no pleasure, 48. .38. 
 
 25. 6. provoke me not, I will do you 710 hurt 
 39. 12. lio him 7777 harm |1 42. 14. shall see 710 war 
 
 48.8. S|)oiler shall come, and 710 city shall escape 
 
 49. 1. hath Israel 7io sons' hath he 710 heir .' 
 
 Lain. 1. 9. she came down, she hail no comforter 
 Ezek. 1.3. to. peace, and there was 777 ? peace, 16. 
 
 18. .32. i have no pleasure in death of him, .3.3. 11. 
 29. 18. yet had he no wages, nor his army 
 
 Dan. . 3 . 29 . because there is 7777 other god can deliver 
 Uos. 4 . 1 . because there is 7777 truth nor mercy 
 6 . reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me 
 
 10.3. now' they shall say, w'e have no king 
 Amos 7 .14. I was no prophet, neither prophet’s son 
 Alic. . 3 . 7 . their lips, tor there is 7777 answerof God 
 
 4. 9. why dost thou cry out' is there no king in thee.' 
 Nah. . 3 . 19 . there is 770 healing of thy bruise. 
 llah. 1. 14. as the creeping things that have 7777 ruler 
 Zej h. 3. 5. but the unjust knowetli 7777 shame 
 Zech. 8 . 17 . love no false oath || 9 . 8 . no oppressor 
 Adal. 1 . 10 . 1 have no pleasure in you, saith the L. 
 Adat. 5. 20 . ye shall in no case enter into heaven 
 
 26. thou shalt by 7777 means come out thence 
 
 6. 34. take therefore no thought tor the morrow 
 
 . 10. 19. Alark 1.3. 11. J^ke 12. 11, 22. 
 22. 23. which say that there is no resurrection, 
 Alark 12. 18. Acts 2.3. 8. 1 Cor. 15. 12, 13. 
 Alark lA. 20. shortened those ilays, no flesh be saved' 
 Lnke 15. 7 . just persons, which need 7777 repentance 
 
 23.4. 1 find no fault in liim, 14. John 18. .38. I 19.4,6. 
 John A. 17 . I have no husband |i 6. 5.3. ye have 7777 life 
 
 7 . 52. search, for out of Galilee ariseth no prophet 
 
 9. 41. if ye were blind, ye shoulil have no sin 
 
 11.10. hestumbleth, because there is no light in him 
 1.3. 8. if I wash thee not, thou hast no part with me 
 15. 22. now they have 7777 cloak for their sin 
 
 19.15. priests answered, we have no king but Cesar 
 Acts 15. 9- put 7717 difference between us and them 
 
 18. 15. for 1 w ill be 777 ) judge of such matters 
 21. 25. written that they obsei ve no such thing 
 25. H). to the .lews have 1 done no wrong ° 
 
 28. 2. the people shewed us no little kindness 
 Rom. .3. 22. all that believe, for there is 7777 difference 
 
 4.15. for where no law i.s, no transgression 
 
 5. 1.3. sin is not imputeil where there is no law 
 
 7 . 18. that in my flesh dwelleth 7777 good thing 
 
 10. 19 . to jealousy by them that are no people 
 
 I. 3. 10. love worketb no ill to his neighbour 
 1 Cor. 1. 29. that no flesh glory in his iiresence 
 
 4. 11. and have 7771 certain ilwelling place 
 
 8. 1.3. 1 will eat no flesh while the worhl standeth 
 10. 1.3. there hath no temptation taken vou but such 
 
 II. 16. we have no such custom, nor the churches 
 12. 21. I have no need of thee i| 1.3. 2. no charity 
 14. 28. if there be no interpreter, let liim keep 
 
 ^ Cor. .5. 21. made him sin tor us, who knew no sin 
 
 6. ;L giving no offence in any thing, that ministry' 
 1.3. 7- now- 1 pray to Goil that ye do 7777 evil 
 
 "'A, 6- £‘l. nieekness. against simh tliere ’S no law' 
 kph. 5.11. have77e felliiwsh. with wirks of darkness 
 '■ 7. but maiie himself of no re|nitation 
 .3. 3. and have no confidence in the flesh 
 
 1 1-3. even as others which have no hope 
 
 2 .loess. A. 14. and have 7777 company' with him 
 2 Inn. .3. 9 . but they shall proceed no further 
 lich. 6. 1.3. because he could swear by 7777 greater 
 
 8. 7 . no place have been sought for the secoiul 
 
 9. 22. without shediiing of blood is no remission 
 
 10. .38. my soul shall have 771 ) iileasure in him 
 
 12.11. no chastening forfhe iiresent seemeth joyous 
 17 . for he founil no place or repentance, though he 
 
 1.3. 14. here hav.; we 7771 continuing city, but seek 
 Jam. 1. 17 . tvith whom is no variatileness, nor shad. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 22. who diil 7777 sin, nor w'as guile found 
 
 2 1 et. 1.2o. no prophecy or private interpretation 
 1 John 1. 5. anil in him is no darkness at all 
 
 8._it we say , we have rw sin, w e deceive ourselves 
 .3. 5. in him is no sin, ||4.18. there is 7777 fear in love- 
 .3 John A. 1 have 7/77 greater joy than to hear 
 Rev. 14. 5. in their mouth was found no guile 
 
 17 . 12. which have received no kingdom as yet 
 
 18. 7 . 1 am no widow, and shall see no sorrow 
 
 2o. 11. and there w as found no place tor them 
 £1. 22. 7777 temple therein || 2.3. no iieeii of the sun 
 25. no night there, they neeii ri-i candle, 22. 5. 
 
 See BujiAU, Child, CniLuitE.v, I n hkritance, 
 ivNowLtuGE, Man, Power. 
 AiiKAlN. 
 
 Dent. 11 . 17 . he shut up the heaven, that there be 
 no ram, 1 Kings 8 . .35. 2 Chron. 6 . 26. I 7. 1.3. 
 1 Kings 17 . 7 . there had been no ram in the land, Jer. 
 
 14. 4. 
 
 Tsa. 5. 6. clouds, that they rain no rain upon it 
 Jer. .3. .3. and there hath I'leen no latter r /7777 
 Zech. 14. 17 . even upon them there shall be 7777 riziTt 
 18. and it Egypt that have tw rain come not 
 'SO rest. 
 
 (ten. 8 . 9. but the dove founil no rest for her foot 
 Joh 30. 17 . and my sinews take no rest 
 Prov. 29 . 9. whether he rage or laugh there is na r. 
 
 1. sa. 23. 12. there also shalt thou liaverio rest 
 62. 7 . and give him 7777 r. till he establish Jerusalem 
 
 Jer. 45. 3. 1 tainteit in sighing, and ffnd no rest 
 Lam. 1. .3. among the heathen she tindeth no rest 
 
 2. 18. give thy self no rest || 5. 5. we have no rest 
 
 ^ ^ no rest \n my spirit, because 
 
 7 . 5. when come into Macedonia, our flesh had tit; r. 
 Rev. 14. 11. they have no rest &d.y nor night 
 N (1 strength. 
 
 1 077777. 28. 20. and there was no strength in Saul 
 Job 26. 2. how' savest thou arm that hath no strength 
 Psat. 88 . 4. I am as a man that hath no strength 
 Dan. 10 . 8 . and there remained 7777 str. in me, 17 . 
 
 16. are turned on me, I have retained no strength 
 Ileb. 9 . 17 . otherwise it is of 7/77 strength at all 
 Aee H ater, Wrath. 
 
 No, Adverb. 
 
 Exod. A. 19 . not let you go, 7777, not bv mighty hand 
 16. 4. w hether w alk in my law, or 7777 , Dent. 8. 2. 
 Jndg. 4. 20. is any man here, thou shalt say, no 
 
 15. 1.3. no, but we will bind thee, and deliver thee 
 1 .‘i’am. 1. 15.no, my lord, I am of a sorrowful sjiir. 
 £0.15. no, not w hen the Lord hath cut off enemies 
 Job £3. 6. no, but he would put strength in me 
 .36. 19. no. not gold, nor the forces of strength 
 Psal. 14. 3. that doefh good, no, not one, 5.3. 3. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 20. curse not king, no, not in thy thought 
 Jsa. .30. 16. no, tor we w ill flee upon horses 
 Jer. 2. 25. no, for I have loved strangers, after them 
 42. 14. 7777, but we w ill go into the lanil of Egypt 
 Amos 6. 10. is there any with thee ' he shall say, no 
 Hag. 2.12. the priests answereii andsaiil, no 
 Zech. 4. 5. knowest w hat these be, 1 said, no, 1.3. 
 Alat. 8. 10. so great faith, 7777, not in Isr. Luke~t. 9, 
 
 24. 21. to this time, no, nor ever shall be 
 .36. 7777 , not the angels, but my l ather onlv 
 Alark-1.9.. no room, 7777 not so much as aboiit'the door 
 
 5. .3. no man could bind him, no, not w ith chains 
 Lnke 20. 22. for us to give tribute to Cesar, or no ** 
 
 2.3. 15. no, nor yet I leroii; for 1 sent you to him 
 Juhnl.m. art thou that prophet.' he said, no 
 
 9 . 25. whether he be a sinner or no, 1 know not 
 £1. 5. have ye any meat' they answered, no 
 Acts 7 . 5. no, not so much as to set his foot on 
 Rom. .3. 9. are we better than they .' no, in no wise 
 
 10. there is none righteous, no, not one, 12. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 11 . with such a one, 7771, not to eat 
 
 6. 5. no, nor one that shal I be able to judge between 
 Gat. 2. 5. place by subjection, no, not for an hour 
 
 N 0 li here. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.14. when w e saw' that they were no where 
 ■iee More, Wise. ' 
 
 NOBLE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A person honourable, either by his birth 
 or merit, Nell. 6 . I 7 . Acts 24. 3. [2] Such a.t are 
 o.f a more tractable disposition, of a more excellent, 
 divine, commendable temper than ethers. Acts 1?. 
 
 11. [. 3 ] Valiant ones, Nah. 3. 118. [4j A courtier, 
 or rnh r, .lolin 4. t 46. 
 
 Ezra 4. 10 . whom the n. Asnapper brought over' 
 Esth, 6. 9. one of the king's most n. princes 
 Jer. 2. 21. 1 had planted thee a 77. vine 
 I..nke 19 . 12. a 77. man went into a far counfrv 
 John 4. 46. there was a 77. man whose son was sick 
 49 . 71. man saith, sir, come dow n ere m v child die 
 Actsl'i. 11. the Eereansmore n. than 1 hessalonians 
 24. 3. we accept it always, most n. I'elix, 26. 25. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 26. liow that not many n. are called 
 NOBl.L.s. 
 
 Exod. C L 11. on the 77. of Israel he laid not his hand 
 A 77777. 21. 18. the 77. of the people liigged it 
 Jndg. 5. 1.3. dominion over the n. among the people 
 
 1 Kings 21.8. ,Iezel>elsent letters to the 77 . in his city 
 
 2 Chnn. 2.3. 20. .lehoiada took the n. of the people 
 Ac//. 2. 16. nor had I as yet tolil it to the n. 
 
 .3. 5. the 77 . put not their necks to the work 
 
 5. 7 . and 1 rebuked the n. and the rulers 
 
 6 . 17 . the 7/.. of Judah sent letters to lobiah 
 
 7 . 5. God put into mine heart to gather the n. 
 
 10. 29. they clave to tlieir brethren, their 77 . 
 
 1.3. 17. I contendeil with the n. of Judah 
 
 Job 29. 10. the 77. held their peace 
 Psal. 8.3. 11. make their 77. like Oreb anil Zeeb 
 140. 8. to binil their n. with tetters of iron 
 Rro'v. 8. HE by me princes rule, and n. all judges 
 Eccl. lo. 17 . w hen lliy king is the son of n. 
 
 Isa. 13. 2. they may go into the pates of the 77 . 
 
 ,34. 12. they shall (all the n. to theking'ilom 
 43. 14. anil have brought down all their 77 . 
 
 Jer. 14. .3. the n. sent tlieir little ones to tiie w'afers 
 27 . 20 . Nehtichadnezzarcarrieil captive 77. of Judah 
 .30. 21. and their 77. si.all be of themselves 
 . 39 . 6. the king of Pabylon slew all the 7j. of .Tudati 
 Jonah A.~. by the (lecree of the king and his 77. 
 
 Rah, 3.18. Assyria, thy n. shall dwell in the dust 
 
NON 
 
 NON 
 
 NOR 
 
 Ts^OTSE. 
 
 T.xod. 20. IB. people heard tlie n. of tlie trumpet 
 32. 17 . he said, there is a 71 . of war in the camp 
 ]B. hut the 71 . of them tliat sina- do 1 hear 
 Josh. 6. 10. >’e shall not sliout nor make any 71 . 
 J7(d(7. 5. 11. are delivered from tlie w. of archers 
 1 ^am. 4.6. what meaneth the ?i. of this shout14. 
 14. 19. the 71. in tlie host of Philistines increased 
 
 1 Khwsl. 41. wherefore is this 71 . of the city i 
 45. this is thew. that ye have heard 
 
 IB. t41. there is a7i. of abundance of rain 
 
 2 KhiffsT. 6. the w. of chariots, and a 71 . of horses 
 11.13. Atlialiah heard m. of guard, 2 Vhro7i. 23.12. 
 
 1 Ch707i. 15. 28. making a 7 /.. w ith psaltei ies 
 JLzra .3.1.3. not discern ?i.of joy, from 71 . of weeping 
 Job ,36. 29 . any understand the 7i. of his tahernacle 
 
 .33. the 71. thereof shewelli concerning it 
 . 37 . 2. hear attentively the 71 . of his voice 
 Psal. .33. .3. play skilfully with a loud 71 . 
 
 40. +2. he brought me up out of a pit ofw. 
 
 42. 7. deep calleth at the 71 . ofthj' water spouts 
 55. 2. T mourn in my coniplaint, and make aw. 
 
 59. 6. they make aw. like a dog, 14. 
 
 65. 7 . who stilleth the 7t of the seas, w. of waves 
 
 66. 1. make a joyful w. to (iod, all > e lands, 81.1. 
 
 I 95. 1, 2.1 98. 4, 6.1 100. 1. 
 
 9 . 3 . 4. the Lord is miL’htier than tlie n. of w aters 
 J.frt. 9. 5. for every battle is with confused w. 
 
 13. 4. the 71. of a multitude in the mountains, a 
 
 tumultuous w. of the kingdoms of nations 
 
 14. 11. the 71. of thy viols is brought down 
 17 . 12. w'hich make a w. like the w. of the seas 
 
 24. 8. the 77. of them that rejoice endeth 
 
 18. he who lleeth from the w. of fear 
 
 25. 5. thou shall bring down the?;, of strangers 
 29. 6. shall be visited of jhe T.ord with gieat 7 t. 
 31.4. nor abase himself for the w. of them 
 
 3.3. 3. at the 71 . of the tum.ult tie people, tied 
 
 60 . +5. the 71. of sea shall be turned toward thee 
 66. 6. a voice of n. from the city and temple 
 
 Jer. 4. 19 . my heart makefh a 71 . m me 
 29 . the city shall tlee for the ?;. of horsemen 
 10. 22. behold, thew. of the bruit is come 
 11.16. w’ith the 71 . of great tumult he kindled 
 
 25. .31. a 71. shall come to the ends of the earth 
 
 46. 17 . Pharaoh king of Egypt is but a 71 . 
 
 47 . 3. at the of the stam[)ing of his horses 
 
 49. 21. the earth is moved at the w. of their fall, at 
 the cry Ihe w. was heard in the lied sea 
 .50. 46. at thew. of taking of Pabylon 
 51. 55. a 71. of their voice is uttered 
 I.aiv.Q. 7. the enemy made w. in house of the ford 
 JLzeh. 1. 24. when they went, 1 heard the of their 
 wings, like the ?;. of great waters, 4.3. 2. 
 .3. 1.3. the?;, of the wheels, the ?;.. of a great rushing 
 
 19. 7. the land was desolate by the?;, of his roaring 
 
 26. 10. thy walls shall shake at the?;, of horsemen 
 
 1.3. I will cause the w.of my songs to cease 
 . 37 . 7 . and as T prophesied, there was a w. 
 
 Joel 2. 5. like the ?;. of chariots, like the w. of fire 
 Arrtos 5. 2.3. take from me the ?;. of thy songs 
 
 2.12. they shall mtike a great?;. 1 ) 3 - teason 
 JVa/;. 3. 2. the ?;. of a whip, ?;. of lattling wheels 
 Zeph. 1. 10. the?;, of a cry from the fish-gate 
 Zech.Q. 15. they shall drink and make a w. 
 l\]af. 9. 2.3. he saw the people making a ?;. 
 
 2 Per. .3. 10. heavens shall i>assaway with great ?;. 
 I\cv. 6. 1. 1 heard as it w ere the ?;. of thunder 
 
 » JJOISED. 
 
 Josh. 6. 27 . .loshua, his fame was ?;. thro’ the country 
 Mark‘1. 1 . it w’as ?;. that he was in the house 
 Jjkike 1. 65. all these sayings were?;, abroad 
 Acts 2. 6. now when this was w. abroad 
 ■NOISOME. 
 
 F.xod. 8. +21.1 will send a mixture of w. beasts 
 Job .31. + 40. w. weeds grow instead of barley 
 Psal. 91. .3. shall deliver thee from the ?;. pestilence 
 Ezek. 14. 21. when I send the sword and w. beast 
 liev. 16. 2. fell a?;, and grievous sore on the men 
 L.'O'NP. 
 
 Ge7i. 28. 17. this is?;, other but the house of God 
 Exod. 12.22. 71. of you shall go out at the door 
 
 15. 26. I will put 71. of these diseases upon thee 
 
 16. 26. on the seventh day, in it there sliall be n. 
 27 . some went to gather, and the 3 ' found ?;. 
 
 20. .3. shalt have n. other gods befoi e me, Deid. 5 . 7 . 
 2.3.15. 71 . shall appear befoi e me empty, .34. co. 
 
 Lev. 18. 6. 71. shall apiirnach to any near of kin 
 
 21 . 1 . there shall ?;. be defiled for the dead 
 
 22. 30. shall leave?;, of it until morrow, A?/w;.9.12. 
 
 25. 26. and if the man have w. to redeem it 
 
 26. 6. shall lie down, and 77. shall make you afraid 
 17 . 3 ’e shall flee when ?;. pursneth. .36, .37. 
 
 K71777. 7 . 9. but to the sons of Kohath lie gave n. 
 
 .32. 11. ?;. that came out of Pgypt shall see the land 
 Eeut. 2. 34. we, destroyed, and left ?;. to remain, 
 .3. 3. Josh. 8. 22. I 10. 28, .30, .33. [11.8. 
 7 . 15. w’ill put 71. of the diseases of Egypt on vou 
 28. .31. thy sheep shall he given, and ?;. to rescue 
 66. thou shalt have ?;. assurance of thv life 
 Josh. 6. 1. 71. went out of lericho, ?;. came in 
 ' 9. 2.3, ?;.of you he freed from being bond-men 
 
 10.21. 71 . moved his tongue against any of Israel 
 J?;;/(7. 21.8. therecame ?;. to the camp from Jabesh 
 
 1 Sa77i. 2. 2. there is ?;. holy as the Lord 
 
 ,3. 19. let ?;. ofhis words fall to the ground 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 12. beware that?;, touch the young man 
 
 1 Kh/f/s 10 . 21. 71. were of silver, 2 Chro7i. 9 . 90 . 
 
 15. 22. Asa made a proclamation, ?;. was exemi?ted 
 
 2 Ki7}gs5. 16. as the I ord liveth, 1 will receive ?;. 
 6. 12. 71. but I’lisha tells the king of Israel 
 
 9 . 10. and there stiall he ?;. to bury ,lezehel 
 
 15. let 71 . go forth or esra|?e out of tlie cit 3 -, 10. 25. 
 
 10. 11. till .lehu left Ahab ?;. remaining 
 
 19 . the prophets of Paal, let ?;. he w anting 
 
 2.3. look there be ?;. of the servants of God there 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 2. ?;.ought to carry ark of G. but T.evites 
 
 2 ChroTi. 1. 12. honour, such as 77 . of the kings had 
 
 16. 1. be might let ?;. go out or come in to Asa 
 20. 6. so that 71. is able to w ithstand tliee 
 
 24. they were dead bodies fallen, ?;. escaped 
 £3. 19 . 71. which was unclean should enter in 
 
 Ezra 8. 15. T found there ?;. of the sons of Levi 
 IS’eh. 4. 23. 71. of us put off our clothes, saving that 
 Esth. 1.8. drinking according to law, ?;. did compel 
 
 4. 2. 71. might enter the king’s gate in sackcloth 
 Job 2. 1.3. sat down, and ?;. spake a word to him 
 
 .3. 9. let it look for light but have ?;. 
 
 11.19. slialt lie down, and ?;. shall make thee afraid 
 18. 15. in his tabernacle, because it is ?;. ofhis 
 
 20. 21. there shall ?;. of his meat be left 
 
 29. 12. delivered him that had ?;. to help him 
 
 35. 10. but 71. saith, where is God my Maker? 
 
 12. there they cry, but ?;. giveth answer 
 Ps. 10. 15. seek out his wickedness till thou find n. 
 22. 29. and ?;. can keep alive his ow n soul 
 
 25. 3. let ?;. that wait on thee be ashamed 
 .34. 22. 71. that trust in him shall be desolate 
 
 37 . .31. law in his heart, ?;. of his steps shall slide 
 
 49 . 7 . ??. of them can redeem his brother 
 
 50. 22. lest 1 tear you, and there be?;, to deliver 
 69. 20. 1 looked for comforters, but found ?;. 
 
 25 . and let ?;. dwell in Iheir tents 
 76. 5. 71. of the men of might found their hands 
 81. 11. not hearken, Israel would ?;. of me 
 109 . 12. let there be ?;. to extend mercy to him 
 Piov. 1.25. and ye would n. of my reproof 
 
 30. they would ?;. of my counsel, they despised 
 
 2. 19. 71. that go unto her return again,'noi-take 
 .3. 31. envy not, and choose ?;. of his w ays 
 
 Ca7it. 4. 2. bear twins, and ?;. is barren among them 
 Isa. 1. .31. thev shall burn and ?;. shall quench them 
 
 5. 27 . 71. shall be W'eary, ?;. shall slumber 
 
 29 . carry it away safe, and ?;. shall deliver it 
 14. 6. he is persecuted, and ?;. hindereth 
 
 31. ?;.. shall be alone in his appointed limes 
 
 17 . 2. 71. shall make them afraid, Z.eph. 3. 1.3. 
 
 22. 22. he shall open, and ?;. shall shut, ?;. open 
 .34. 10. 71. shall passthrough it for ever and ever 
 
 12. they shall call the nobles but ?;. shall be there 
 
 16. no one shall fail, ?;. shall want her mate 
 42.22. ?;. delivereth, and ?;. saith, restore 
 44. 19. ?;. considereth in his heart, nor is there 
 
 47 . 8. that sayest, I am, and ?;. else besides me, 10. 
 
 10. 71. seeth me, l| 15. ;;. shall save thee 
 
 57 . 1. 71. considering that l ighteous is taken away 
 59. 4. 71. calleth for justice, nor iileadeth for trut'ii 
 66. 4. because when 1 called, ?;. did answer 
 Jer. 4. 4. anfl burn, that ?;. can quench it, 21. 12. 
 
 7 . 33. for the beasts, and ?;. Shall fray them away 
 
 9 . 10. bui nt up, so that ?;. can pass through them 
 
 12. burnt like a wilderness that ?;. passeth through 
 22. shall fall as dung, and ?;. shall gather them 
 
 1.3. 19 . cities shall be shut, and ?;. shall open them 
 14. 16. cast out, and shall have ?;. to bury them 
 
 2.3. 14. that 71. (loth return from Ids wickedness 
 .30. 10. and ?;. shall make him afraid, 46. 27. 
 
 34. 9 . that 71. should serve himself of them 
 
 10. that 71. should serve Ihem.selves of them 
 
 35. 14. to this day they drink ?;. but obey father’s 
 
 36. 30. shall have ?;. to sit on the throne of David 
 42. 17 . ?;. shall remain or escape 
 
 44. 14. 71. shall return, but such as escape 
 
 48. .3.3. 71. shall tread with shouting, no shouting 
 
 49 . 5. n. shall gailier up him that wandereth 
 
 50. .3. land desolate, and ?;. shall dwell therein 
 9- theii' arrows, ?;. shall return in vain 
 
 20. iniquity sought for, and there shall he 71 . 
 
 29. camp against it, let?;, thereof escape 
 
 32. the lu'oud shall fall, and ?;. shall raise him up 
 
 51. 62. that ?;. shall remain in it, Ezek. 7 . 11. 
 Lam. 1. 2. she hath ?;. to comfort her, 17 . 
 
 4. because ?;. come to the solemn feasts 
 7 . when her peop'le fell, and ?;. did help her 
 
 21. heard that 1 sigh, there is ?;. to comfort me 
 Ezek. 7 . 14. but ?;. goeth to the battle 
 
 25. they shall seek peace, and there shall be 71 . 
 
 12, 28. 71. of my words shall be prolonged any more 
 
 16. .34. 71. followeth thee to commit whoredoms 
 
 18. 7 . liath spoiled ?;. by violence, given bread 
 
 22. 30. 1 sought for a man, but I found ?;. 
 
 33. 16 . 71. of his sins shall be mentioned to him 
 28. mountains desolate, that ?;. shall jJass through 
 
 34. 6. and ?;. did search or seek after them 
 
 28. shall dw(dl safely, and ?;. shall make them 
 afraid, .39. 26. TMic. 4. 4. 'Nah. 2. 11. 
 . 39 . 28. and have left ?;. of them any more there 
 lJa7i. 1 . 19 . 71. found like Daniel among them all 
 
 4. .35. ?;.stay hand, or say to him, what doest thou ? 
 
 8. 27- astonished at the vi.sion, but?;, understood it 
 
 11. 16. 71. shall stand before him, he shall stand 
 45. shall come to his end, and ?;. shall heli> him 
 
 12. 10. 71. of the wicked sh. understand, but the wise 
 Ilos. 2.10.?;. shall deliver lierout of my hands. 5.14. 
 
 11 . 7 . though they called, ?;. at all would exalt him 
 Joel 2. 27 . 1 am tlie l.ord your God, and ?;. else 
 Arrios 5. 6. there he ?;. to quench it in Bethel 
 JSIic. 2. 5. shalt have ?;. that shall cast a cord by lot 
 
 3. 11. they will say, ?;. evil can come upon us 
 
 5. 8. he feareth in jiieces, and ?;. can deliver 
 h'ah. 2. 8. they cry, stand, but ?;. shall look back 
 Zech. 7 . 10. let?;, of you imagine evil, 8. I 7 . 
 
 Nal. 2. 15. let ?;. deal treacherously against the wdfe 
 IMat. 12. 43. unclean spirit walk(,'th thro’ dry places 
 
 seeking rest and fmdeth?;. 1 1.24. 
 
 26. 60. witnesses came, yet t<.und ?;. ISlark 14.55. 
 L7ikr. .3. 11. let him impai t to him that hath ?;. 
 
 4. 26. to ?;.ofthem was I’lias sent, save to Sarepta 
 
 27 .?;.oflhem wascleansed save Aaamanthe byr. 
 
 14. 24. ?(. of them shall taste of my supiicr 
 18. 19. n. is good, save one, that is God 
 
 John 7 . 19 . and yet ?;. of yon keepeth the law' 
 
 15. 24. if I had not done the woi ks ?;. other did 
 
 17 . 12. 71. is lost but the son of perdition 
 
 18. 9. of them thou gavest me, 1 have lost?;. 
 
 Acts .3. 6. Peter said, silver and gold have I ?;. 
 
 8. 16. for as yet he was fallen on ?;. of them 
 24. pray, that ?>. of these things come on ine 
 
 11. 19 . iireaching tlie word to ?;. but to the Jews 
 18. 17 . Gallio cared for ?;. of these things 
 20. 24. but 71. of these things move me 
 
 24. 2.3. he should torbid ?;. ofhis acquaintance 
 
 25. 11. if there be ?;. of these things they accuse 
 
 26. 22. saying ?;. other than the prophets did say 
 
 Pom. 8. 9. if any have not the Spirit, he is 77. ot his 
 14. 7 . 71. of us liveth, and?;, dieth to Idmself 
 1 Cor. 1. 14. 1 thank God, 1 baptized ?;. of you 
 2. 8. w hom ?;. of the |)rinces of this vtorld knew 
 7 . 29 . they that have wives be as tho’ they had?;. 
 
 9. 15. but I have used ?;. of these things 
 
 10. .32. give ?;. offence to the Jew s nor Gentiles 
 14. 10. and ?;.of them is without significaticu 
 
 Gal. 1 . 19 . but other of the apostles saw 1 ?/. 
 
 1 The.'is. 5. 15. see that?;, render evil tor evil 
 1 Tim. 5. 14. give ?;. occasion to the adversary 
 1 Pet. 4. 15. let ?;. of you sutler as a mnrdei er 
 Rev. 2. 10. fear ?;. of these things thou shalt suffer 
 See I'.rFECT, I.i'ki;. 
 
 There is Li ON E. 
 
 Gen. 39 . 9. there is 71. greater in this house than 1 
 41. 15. and there is ?;. that can inter])iet it 
 . 39 . there is ?;. so discreet and w ise as thou art 
 Deut. 4. .35. the l.ord is God, there is ?;. else, 39. 
 1 Kivgs^. 60. Isa. 45. 5, 6, 14, 18, 22. 1 46. 9. 
 il/ffr-+12. .32. 
 
 Ridh 4. 4. for there is 71. to redeem it besides thee 
 1 Sam. 2. 2. there is7i. holy as the I., there is ?;. besides 
 22. 8. there is ?;. she weth me, there is ?;. t hat is .soi ry 
 1 Chr. 29.15. days are as ashadow, t/icre is n. abiiling 
 Job W.’i.thereisn. that can deiivei, Ps.I.o. 1 71.11. 
 Psal. 14. 1. they are corrupt, there is ?;. that doeth 
 good, 3. I 5.3. 1, .3. Rtmi. .3. 12 
 22. 11. for trouble is near, for there is ?;. to help 
 73 . 25. there isn. on earth 1 desire beside thee 
 Isa. 41. 17 . when the needy seek water, there is 71. 
 
 26. there is ?;. sheweth, there is71. that declareth 
 
 4.3. 1.3. there is v that can deliver out of my hand 
 
 51. 18. and the7-e is ?;. to guide her among her sons 
 59. 11. we look for judgment, but there is ?;. 
 
 64. 7. and there isn. that calleth on thy name 
 Jer. 10. 20. there is 71. to stretch forth my tent 
 30. 13. there is ?;. to plead thy cause, that thou 
 Lam. 5.8. there is ?;. tiiat doth deliver us from hand 
 Pan. there isn. that holdeth with mein these 
 
 Hos. 7 . 7 . there is ?;. of them that calleth on me 
 Amos 5.2. she is forsaken, there is ?;. to raise her up 
 Mic. 7 . 2. there is ?;. upright among men, they all lie 
 Zcph. 2.15. that said, 1 am, and there is7i. besides me 
 hag. 1. 6. ye clothe you, but there is ?;. warm 
 TJat. 19. 17 . there is ?;. good but one, that is God, 
 
 ii;;;;/10. 18. 
 
 TIL?rX-12. .31. there is 71. other commandment greater 
 l.ttke 1. 61. there is ?;. of thy kindred that is called 
 Acts 4.12. there is n. other name under heaven given 
 Rom. .3.10. there is ?;. righteous, no, not one 
 
 11. there is n. understandeth, r/;c?’c isn. secketh G. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. and there isn. other God but one 
 
 There vas 1 S' 0 "N]’. 
 
 Gen. . 39 .11. there teas ?;. of men of the house within 
 41. 8. there teas n. that could interpret them 
 
 24. but there was ?;. that could declare it to me 
 Tfvm. 21. 35. until there was n. left him alive 
 Dent. 22. 27 . damsel cried, and there was71. to save 
 
 2 iSam. 14. 6. they strove, and th. wasn. to jiart them 
 
 25. there teas n. to be so much praised as Ahsahun 
 22. 42. looked, but r/icre a «^?;. to save, /'.'i?/. 18.41. 
 
 1 E higsio, there was 71. thut followed the house 
 
 of Dav. but tribe of Judah only,2 Kings\7. 18. 
 Ps. 69. 20. looked some to have pity, but there was7i. 
 79. 3. shed their blood, and there was 71. to bury' them 
 107 , 12 . they fell down, and there teas ?;. to help 
 
 I . 39 . 16. when as yet there teas 71. of lhe,m 
 
 Isa. 10.14. there wasn. moved the wing or peeped 
 50. 2. when I called, there was ?;. to answer 
 63. 3. I have trodden the wine-press alone, and of 
 the people there wasn. with me, 1 will tread 
 
 5. and 1 wondered that there -was n. to uphold 
 Pa7i. 8. 7' there was ?;. that could deliver the ram 
 NOOLJ 
 
 Signifies, [1] The mid day between morning and 
 Slight, 1 Kings 18. 26,27. Psal. 55.17. [2] A time 
 of clear light, Job 5. 14. [.3] Clearly and snani- 
 j'estly, Psal. .37. 6. [4] II ithont delay, or fear, 
 •ler. 6. 4. I 15. 8. [5] A time of great prosperity 
 and imagisiary sectirity, Amos 8. 9. 
 
 Tell me where thou inakest thy flock to rest at 
 no(3n, Casit. 1. 7. Discover to me by thy wordattd 
 Spirit, which are those assemblies where thou art 
 preserit, u7td to whom thou affordest cotnfort attd 
 refreshing under scorching persecutions and trials. 
 It is siJoken in alhisiosi to the custom of shepherds 
 m hot countries, who, in the heat of the day, used 
 to carry iheir flocks into shadowy places. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 16 . these Tiien shall dine w ith me at ?;. 
 
 25. the present against Joseph came at ?;. 
 Judg.IQ. 8. and they tarried until after ?;. 
 
 2 l^gm. 4. 5. Ish-bosheth, who lay on a bed at?;. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 26. they called on Baal even until ?;. 
 
 27 . at 71. Elijah mocked them, and said,cry aloud 
 20.16. he nuhibered them, and tbe.v went out at ?;. 
 
 2 King': 4. 20. he sat on her knees till ?;. and died 
 Psal. .55. 17 . at?;, will 1 pray, and he shall hear 
 Cant. 1. 7 . thou makesttiiy ilock to rest at ?;. 
 
 Jer. 6. 4. jirepare war, arise, let us go up at ?;. 
 Amos 8. 9. I will cause the sun to go down at?;. 
 Acts 22. 6. about ?;. there shone great light lound me 
 
 NOON-;/oy. 
 
 Deut. 28. 29. tliou shalt grope at asihe blind 
 
 Job IS. 14. they grope in XVon. duy as in the night 
 
 II. 17 . thine age shall be clearer iban the n.-doy 
 Psal. 37. 6. he shall bring ft.rth judgment usn. day 
 91 . 6 . forthe destruction that wastelh at n.-dry 
 Isa. 16 . .3. shadow as the night, in midst of n. day 
 .58. 10. thy darkness sb.all be as the n.-day 
 
 . 59 . 10. w'e stumble at n.-day as in the night 
 .ler.M). 0. I have brought a spoiler at n.-day 
 Z.eph. 2. 4. they shall drive out Ashdod at n.-day 
 NO()N-/;;/e. 
 
 Jer. HQ. 16. let him Itear the shouting Mn.-tide 
 KOin H. 
 
 Gen. 28. 14. thou shalt si?read abroad to the ?;. 
 
 1 Kings 7. H5. a molten seasttiod upon twelve oxen, 
 three oxen looking toward the ?;. 2 Chron. 4. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 24. the I'orters were toward Ihe ?;. 
 
 ./■(?/; 26 . 7 . he stretchelh out Ihe ?;. over empty place 
 
 37 . 9 . and cold cometh out of the ?;. 
 
 333 
 
NOT 
 
 NOT 
 
 NOS 
 
 Jbi37.CC. fair wpathercoiTiethontof then, witli (t. is 
 P.sal. 48. C. on fhu sides of ?t. tlie city of great King 
 8y. 1C. w. and sontli, tlion hast created them 
 p.'ccl. 1. 0. ttie wind (iirnetli about to tlie 7 i. 
 
 11. .‘5. if tiie tree fall toward tliew. there it shall be 
 Isa. 11. l.'i. I will sit in the sides of the 7 i. 
 
 4:5.0. 1 will say to the?!, give up; and to the south 
 Jer. 1. 13. the pot s face is toward the 7 i. 
 
 14. out of?!, an evil break forth, 4. 6. 1 4f?. CO. 
 
 15. all the families of tlie kingdoms of the ?!. 
 
 3. 1C. go and proclaim these words toward the?!. 
 
 1». shall come together out of the land of the ?!. 
 
 0. 1. for evil api)eareth out of the ?i. and great 
 
 23. 8. which led Israel out of the ?!. country, 31.8. 
 
 25. y. I will send and take all the families of the?!. 
 
 26. all the kinesof the?!, far and near, shall drink 
 
 46. 6. they shall stumble and fall toward the?!. 
 
 10. Ld. of hosts hath a sacrifice in the ?t. country 
 
 24. she shall be delivered to the [leople of the ?i. 
 
 47 . 2. behold, waters ri-e up out of the ?i. 
 
 50. 3. out of the ?!. cotneth up a nation against her 
 
 1.4. behold, a whirlwind came out of the ?!. 
 
 8. 5. so 1 lifted up mine eyes the way toward fhew. 
 
 14. toward the 11 . sat women weeping for l ammug 
 20 . 47 . all faces from south to ?(. shall be burnt 
 
 21. 4. all tiesh irom south to 71 . will I cut otf 
 
 32. 30. the princes of the ?!. all of tliem be tliere 
 
 40. 44. liaving the prospect toward the ?!. 40. 
 
 41. 11. one door was toward the ?i. 42. 4. 
 
 42.1. brought into court and building toward the 71 . 
 
 4. their doors «. |111. chambers toward the ?!. 13. 
 
 46. ly. the holy chambers looked toward the ?!. 
 
 48.10. for priests be this holy oblation toward 71 . 
 
 17. the suburbs of the city stiall be toward the?!. 
 Van. 11.6. of south shall come to the king of the n. 
 
 8. continue more yeats than the king of the ?!. 
 
 11. shall come and fight with the king of the ?!. 
 
 13. for the king of the n. shall return and set forth 
 
 15. the king of the ?i. shall cast up a mount, 40. 
 
 44. but tidings out of the ?/. shall trouble him 
 
 Zeph. 2.13. he'will stretch his hand against the 71 . 
 Zech.&.Q). black horses go into the ??. country 
 8. have quieted my spirit in the ?!. country 
 
 14.4. the mountain shall remove toward the ?!. 
 Rev. £1. 13. and on the ?!. were three gates 
 I'mn the ^iOKlIl. 
 
 Psal. 107 . 3. gathered froTii the ?!. and the south, 
 Jsa. 4y. 12. Jer. 16. 15. 1 23. 8. 
 Isa. 14. 31. for there shall come fnmi the 71 . a smoke 
 41.25. 1 raised up one/nmi the 71 . he shall come 
 Jer. 4.6.1 will bring evil from the 71 . and great de¬ 
 struction. 6. 22. 1 10. 22. 1,50. 9, 41.1 51. 48. 
 Esek. 26. 7 . 1 "ill bring a king of kings fro7n the 71 . 
 
 ‘ 39. 2.1 will cause thee to come up from the 71 . parts 
 yi77iosS. 12. they shall wanderybo??; the 71 . to the east 
 Z.ech. 2. 6. and fiee fro77i the land of the 71 . 
 
 Juke 13. 29. come fiumi the n. and sit down in kingd. 
 iSOlt'l ll border. 
 
 Kum. 34. 7 . and this shall be your ?i. border, 9. 
 
 Ts’OR I II quarter. 
 
 J'osh. 15. 5. .1 udah’s border in 71 . q7)arter was from sea 
 Esek. 38. 6. Togarmah of 71 . qtiarter and his bands 
 IvOK L’H .side. 
 
 Exod. 26. 20. tabernacle on the ?!. side twerity boards 
 .35. thou shalt put the table on the 71 . side 
 £ 7 . 11. for n. side hangings of 100 cubits, 38. 11. 
 jS'um. 2. 25. the camp of Dan shall be on the n. side 
 Josh. 8.11. people ot war pitched on tlie ?;. side of Ai 
 Judg. 7 . 1. jMidianites were on the ?i. side of them 
 21. 19 . there is a feast on the ?i. side of Reth-el 
 2 Kings 16.14. jnit bi asen altar on ?i. .dde of altar 
 Etek. 42. 17 . he measured the n. side 50il reeds 
 
 48. 30. the goings out of the city on the ?!. side 
 JS'ORTIIERN. 
 
 Jer. 15. 12. break the n. iron, and the steel 
 Joel 2. 20. 1 will remove from you the ?!. army 
 iSOR I HW ARD. 
 
 Geti. 13. 14. look ??. and eastward, Per't. 3. 27. 
 Exod. 40. 22. tabernacle ??. without the vail 
 Eev. 1. 11. kill it on the side of the altar 71 . 
 
 Vent. 2. 3. 3 'e compassed mountain, turn j’ou 71 . 
 
 1 Hani. 14. 5. front of one rock was situate n. 
 
 1 Chren. 26. 14. Zecharias’ lot came out ?i. 
 
 17 . and 71 . were four Levites a day 
 Ezek. 8. 5. ?!. was this image of jealousy 
 
 47 . 2. then he brought me out of the gate 71 . 
 
 48. 31. three gates 71 . one gate of Reuben 
 
 R OS 
 
 The Hebrews co77rmo7ily place anger m the nose. 
 'J’here went up a smoke out of his nostrils, 2 
 Sam. 22. 9. Atid. .lob 41. 20. Out of Ids nostrils 
 goeth smoke. The easterti u'o/nC7i, in several 
 places, ptit golden rings to 07 ie of their nostrils : 
 Solomon alludes to this c7i.sto//t, Prov. 11. 22. 
 As a jewel of gold in a swine’s snout, so is a 
 fair woman without discretion. 'J'heg also put 
 ri 7 igs hi the nostrils of oxen and camels, to guide 
 them by ; hence is that metaphorical speech bor¬ 
 rowed, 2 Kings 19 . 28. 1 will put m.y hook in 
 thy nose, amrmy bridle in th^’ lips, and 1 will 
 _turn thee back. 
 
 Tev. 21. 18. that hath a fiat n. shall not offer 
 Vevt. 33. I 10. they shall put incense at th^' 71 . 
 
 ’ 2 Kings 19. 28. put m.y hook in th^' ?i. Isa. 37 . 29. 
 Job 40. 24. his 71. i)ierceth through snares 
 41. 2. canst thou put a hook into his 71 .? 
 
 Prov. .30. 3.3. the " ringing of the n. bringeth blood 
 Cant. 7 . 4. th>’ 71 . is as the tower of I.ebanon 
 8. and the smell of thy ?!. like apples 
 Jsa. 65. 5 . these are a smoke in my 71 . a fire that burns 
 Ex.ek.?,. 17 . they put the branch to their n. 
 
 23. 25. they shall take away th^’ 71 . and ears 
 MOSES. 
 
 Psal. 115. 6. n. have they, but they smell not 
 Esek. 39. il. it shall stop the 71 . of the passengers 
 MO.S E-ye.rc'/.v. 
 
 Jsa. 3.21. in that day the Lord will taka awaj' their 
 tinkling ornaments, the rings and 7 i.-jewels 
 MO.SIRILS. 
 
 Gen. 2. 7- (4od breathed into man’s n. the breath 
 7 . 22. all in wliore n. was breath of life, died 
 Etod. 15.8. witli bhtst of thy n. watei s gathered 
 
 334 
 
 Num. 11, 20. eat till it come out at your?!, 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 9. went a smoke of his n. Esal. 18. 8^ 
 
 16. the blast of die breath or Ids ?!. Tsai. 18. 15. 
 Job 4. 9 . by breatli of his n. they are consuineJ 
 
 27 . 3. and the .Spirit of tiod is in my ??. 
 
 .39. 20 . the glory of his ?!. is terrible 
 41. 20. out 'of Ids ?!. goeth smoke, as out of a pot 
 Jsa. 2. 22. from man, whose breath is in his ?!. 
 
 J.ani. 4. 20. the breath of our ?!. was taken 
 Amos 4.10. stink of i our camjisto come into your n. 
 NOT 
 
 Is a particle of denying, [1] Absolutely, Exod. 20. 
 
 1 . 3 , 17 . [2] Co 7 id 7 tionally, Gal. 5. 21. [3J Co/n- 
 
 purattveiy, 1 Gor. 1. 17. . . v 
 
 1 Kings 11. . 39 . 1 will afflict, but n. forever 
 Job 7 . 8 . tldi'ie eyes are ui)on me, and 1 am n. 
 
 14. 21. come to honour, he knoweth it ?!. 35. 15. 
 Tsai. 115. 1. 71. unto us, O l.ord, ?i. to us be glory 
 119 . .36. to thy testimonies, and ?/. to covetousness 
 Trov. 12 . 7 . the wicked are n. || 2.3. 23. sell it ?!. 
 27 . 24 . for riches are ?i. for ever, doth crow n endure 
 Isa. 3 . 7 . I will 71 . be an liealer, make me ?!. a ruler 
 
 10. 11. shall 1 71 . as I have done to .Samaria, so do 
 
 16. 6. pride of Moab, but his lies shall ??. best) 
 
 .30. 1. take counsel, but ?!. of me, ?!. of my Spirit 
 41. 9. I have chosen thee, and n. cast thee away 
 41. 21. thou shalt n. be foi gotten of me 
 
 45.13. let go I'.iy captives, n. for a price nor rew'ard 
 
 48. 1. but n. in truth and righteousness 
 
 49. 15. they may forget, yet will 1 n. forget thee 
 57 . 11. 1 held my peace, and thou fearest me 71. 
 
 65.1. 1 am found of them that sought me ?!. 
 
 Jer. 4. 11. a wind, 71. to fan || 10. 20. and they are n. 
 
 11. 8. 1 commanded, but they did them n. 
 
 14.9. leave us?!. H 21. 10. and n. for good, 39. 16. 
 
 14.1 sent them ?!. neither have commanded them, 
 
 15. 1 2.3. .32. 1 29. 9 31. Ezek. 13. 6. 
 
 23. 16. and n. out of the month of the Loi d 
 
 29. 11. of j)eace, and ??. of evil |1 30. 5. ?!. of peace 
 31. 15. because they were ??. i\Iat.‘l. 18. 
 
 Lam. 3. 2. brought into darkness, but n. into light 
 
 5. 7 . our fathers have sinned, and are ?!. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 16. the like things shall ?!. come 
 61. 1 will give them, but??, by thy covenant 
 20. 44. 71 . according to your wicked ways 
 
 28. 2. vet thou art a man, and 71. God 
 
 3.5. Sl.'diey hear, but they will ?!. do them, 32. 
 36.22. I do 71 . this for yoursakes, O Israel, 32. 
 
 Van. 8. 24. shall be mighty, but ?!. by his power 
 
 9. 26. but 71 . for himself 1| 11. 25. shall n. stand 
 Ilos. 1. 9 . ye are, n. my people, I will n. be your G. 
 
 7 . 16. they return, bat 71. to the IMost High 
 Amos 7 . .3. it shall ?!. be, saith the Lord, 6 . 
 
 [Jab. 2. .3. at the end it shall speak, and n. he 
 Zech. 1. 4. l)e ye n. as your fathers, to whom 
 
 4. 6. 71 . by might nor power, but by mj" bpirit 
 Mai. 3. 6. for 1 am the Loi’d, 1 change ?!. 
 
 .Mat. 6. 5. be n. like the hyirocrites, 8,16. 
 
 7 . 25. and it fell ?!. H 26. anti doeth them ?!. 
 
 29. for he taught n. as the scribes, Mark 1. 22. 
 
 9 .13. 1 will have mercy, and 71. sacrifice, 12. 7- 
 
 12. 31. shall ?i. be forgiven to men, .32. J..uke 12. 10. 
 
 16. 22. saving. Lord, this shall n. be unto thee 
 
 20. 26. but it shall 71. be so among you, whoso will 
 28. the .Son of man came, 71. to be ministered unto 
 
 21. .30. the second said, i go, sii', and went?!. 
 
 2.3. 3. but do?!, ye after their works 
 23. to have dune, and n. to leave the other undone 
 
 24. 6. the end is ?!, yet ll I 7 . let him n. come down 
 
 25. 4.3. ye clothed me ??. ye visited me 71. 
 
 45. (licl it 71 . to one of these, did it ??. to me 
 
 26.5. 71 . on the feast day, lest there be an uproar 
 . 39 . 71. as I will, but as thou wilt, Mark^A. .36. 
 
 MarkH. 18. see ye ?!..^ hear ye 7i.'f do ye?!, rememb. : 
 
 10. 43. but so It shall ?(. be among you 
 
 14. 7 . the poor ye have, but me ye have n. alwaj’S 
 Luke 3. 15. w hether he were the Christ or n. 
 
 13. 14. be healed, and n. on the sabba,th-day 
 
 18. 11. that 1 am 71. as other men are 
 
 22. 57 . woman, 1 know him 71. ll 58. man, T am ?!. 
 John 1. 20. he confessed, I am??, the Christ, .3.28. 
 
 4. 42. we believe, ?!. because of thy saying 
 5.40. ye will 71. come to me, that ye might have life 
 
 42. 1 know j>'e have 71. the lo'e of God in you 
 
 6. 26. ye seek me 71. because ye. saw' the miracles 
 38. 1 came down, ?!. to do mine own will 
 8.16. my judgment is true, for 1 am n. alone, but 
 1 and the father that sent me, 16. 32 
 
 23.1 am n. of this world || 10. 12. n. the shet)herd 
 
 10. 26. ye believe ??. because ye are??, of my sheep 
 
 11. 40. said 1 71. unto thee, if thou w'ouldest believe 
 
 51. this spake he, 71 . of himself, but being high-pr. 
 
 52. and ??. for that nation only, but that also 
 
 12. 6. this he said, 71 . that he cared for the jioor 
 47 . I judge him n. for I came??, to judge world 
 
 1.3. 9 . Lord,??, my feet only, but also ray hands 
 10. j e are clean, but n. all y 14. 2. if it were ?!. so 
 
 14. 22. .iudas, ?i. Iscariot, and ??. to the world 
 27 . ??. as the. world giveth, give 1 unto you 
 
 15. 15 . 1 call you ??. servants, but friends 
 
 16. 7 . if 1 go ??. away, the Comforter will 71 . come 
 
 13. for he shall ??. speak of himself 
 
 18. 40. sav ing, ?!. this man 11 W. 17- touch me n. 
 Acts 4. 18. 71. to speak at all in the name of .lesus 
 7 . 53. have ??. kept it |; 8. .32. he opened ??. his mouth 
 10. 41. and shewed him,??, to all the people 
 12.22. it is the voice of a god, and n. of a man 
 1.3. 25. 1 am ??. lie |l 18. 9. hold ??. thy peace 
 
 17 . £7. though he be ??. far froni every one of us 
 
 20. 22. 71. knowing the things that shall befall 
 29. shall wolves enter in, ??. sparing the fiock 
 
 21. 1.3. for I am ready ?i. to be bound only 
 23. 5. I wist??, that he was tbe high-priest 
 
 l\om. 2.1.3. 71. the hearers of the law are just 
 
 14. these having ?i.the law', are a law' to themselves 
 29. and n. in the lettei' 11 4. 2. but /?. betore God 
 
 4. 5. but to him that worketh ??. but believeth 
 10. 71. in circumcision, hut uncifcumcision 
 
 5. 16. and ?!. as it was by one that sinned 
 
 7 . 15. 1 allow ?i. what 1 would, that do I ??.. 
 
 8. 9 . but ye are ??. in the flesh, but in the Spirit 
 32. how shall he n. with him give us all things ? 
 
 Horn. 9. 24.71. of the .Tews only, but of tb.e Gentiles 
 
 26. where it was sai 1 , ye are ?t. my peoide 
 10. 18. have they n. heard r yes. verily 
 
 12. 3. 71. to think of himself more highly than 
 
 15. 1. ought to bear, and ??. to please oui-selves 
 20. to preach, ?!. where Christ \>as named 
 
 16. 4. to w b.om ??. only 1 give thanks, but also 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 28. hath chosen the things w liich are ??. 
 
 2. 9 . eye hath n. sei-n, nor ear heard, nor entered 
 3.2. ?!. with meat 7- 10. jet n. 1, but the Lord 
 
 3. are ye ??. carnal, and walk iis inen, 4. 
 
 4. 6. 71. to think of men HlK)ve that is written 
 
 19 . and 1 will know, n. the speech of them which 
 .5. 8. 71 . with old leaven ■ 6. 1. n. betore the saints 
 
 7 . 12. but to the rest si)eak I,?!, the Lord 
 
 9 .1. am 1 n. an apostle : am 1 ??. free r have I n. seen 
 
 26. 1 therefore so run, ?!. as uncertainly 
 
 10. 29. conscience, 1 say, ?!. thine own, hut of others 
 
 11. 22. have ye n. houses to eat and drink in • 
 
 12. 16. because ??. the eye, 1 am n. of the body 
 
 1.5. 10. yet?!. 1, but the grace of Go<t with me 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 17 . for we are ??. a.s many, whidj corrupt 
 
 3. .3. 71 . with ink, n. in tables of stone 
 
 5. 71 . that we are sutliclent of ourselves 
 
 13. ??. as T.loses, w hicli juit a vail over his face 
 
 4.1. we faint?!. 16. Ii 7. may be of God, and 71 . of us 
 
 9 . ?!. forsaken, cast down, but?!, destroyed 
 
 5.1. w e have an house n. made v. ith hands 
 
 7 . we walk bv faith, ??. by sight I; 12. ?!. in heart 
 
 7 . 7 . God comVorteth us, ?!. by his coming only 
 
 9 . 1 rejoice, n. that ye were made sorry 
 
 12. 1 <lid it ?!. for his cause that had done wrong 
 
 8. 5. and this they did, n. as we hoped, but first 
 12. and n. according to that he hath ?!. 
 
 10. 12. we dal e ?i. make ourselves ot the ntimber 
 12.18. walked we n. in ihe same spirit, same steps •? 
 
 Gal. 1. 1. Paul an apostle, n. of men, nor by man 
 
 2. 20. 1 live, yet ?!. I |i 6. 4. and n. in anotlier 
 Epb. 2.8. through faith, and that ?!. of yourselves 
 
 9. n. of works II 5.15. n. as fools, but as wise 
 
 6. 7 . doing service as to the Lord, aod ??. to men 
 
 12. for we w restle ??. against flesh aud blood 
 P/?!/. 1. 29 . it is given to’you, n. only to believe 
 
 2.12. have obej ed, n. as in my presence only 
 
 27 . and ??. on him only, but on me also 
 
 3. 9. found in him, n. having mine own righteou.sn. 
 12 . 7 !. astho’ 1 bad already attained, or perfect 
 
 Col. 2. 19. 71 . holding tbe liead, from w'hich the body 
 21. touch ??. taste ?!. handle ??. all to perish 
 
 3. 2. on things above, ?!.on things on the earth 
 
 23. do heartily, as to the Lord, and n. to men 
 
 1 7'hess. 2. 1. our entrance, that it w as n. in vain^ 
 
 13. ye received it, 71 . as word of men, tint w'. or G. 
 
 5. 6. therefore let us n. sleep, as do others 
 
 2 7'/iess. 3. 2. for all men have n. faitli 
 
 9 . 71 . because w'e have n. power, but to m.'ike 
 
 1 7V???. .3. .3. ??. given to wine,?i. greedy ot lucre 
 
 2 7V???. 1. 9 . ?!. according to our w orks. J it. .3.5. 
 
 4 . 8 . and ?!. to me only, but to them that love 
 Jit." J. to please Iheih, 71 . answering again 
 Tlh’.em. 16. ?!. now' as a servant, but above a servant 
 IJch. 7 . 20. 71 . w ithout an oath, he was made priest 
 
 8. 2. which the Lord pitched, and n. man 
 
 9 . 7 . 71 . without blood, w hich he offered for himself 
 
 11. 71 . made with hands, ?!. of this building 
 
 11. 1. faith is the evidence of things ??. seen 
 
 13. died, 71 . having received the promises 
 
 40. tliey without us should ??. be made perfect 
 
 12. 8. Dastards, n. sons || 13. 7- n. w ith grief * 
 Jam. 1. 2.3. if anv man be a hearer, and n. a doeJ' . 
 
 2. 14. and liave'?! works, can faith save him 
 2. 24. ?!. by faith only ii 3. 2. offend 71 . in word 
 
 4. 2. yet ye have ?!. 1| 17 . aud doeth it ??. it is sin 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 10. ??. a people, had n. obtained mercy 
 
 18. be subject, ?!. only to the good and gentle 
 23. wlio reviled ??. again, he threatened ?i. 
 
 2 Tet. 2. 21. better for tliem ?!. to have known 
 1 John 2. 23. the same hath 71 . the Lather 
 
 3.12. ?!. as Cain || 4. 10. ?i. that we loved God 
 
 5. 12. he that hath ??. the Son, hath ?!. life 
 
 17 . and there is a sin 71 . unto death _ _ 
 
 Jade 19 . these be sensual, having?!, the Spirit 
 Jiev. 2. 2. wliici) say they are apostles, and are n. 9. 
 
 19. 10. he sai.l unto me, see thou do it n. 22. 9. 
 
 See .Ablf., Afuaiu, Asikameu, Answered. 
 Bklievi'., Confounded, Departed, De¬ 
 stroy, Die, Eat, Enter, Lear. 1 ew. 1 ind, 
 Lorsaken, Give, Given, IIe.ar, Hearken, 
 
 J f V. ' 1 . 
 
 Gen. 18. 21. I will go'down, and if n. I will know 
 
 24. 49. and ?/?!, tell me, that 1 may know' 
 
 /,.re?7. .32. .32. ?/■??. blot me. 1 pray, out of thy book 
 Judg. 9 . 15. ij'n. let tii e come out of bramble, 20. 
 
 1 S/ 17 / 1 . Q. 16. and ft'??. 1 "ill take it by force 
 
 6. 9 . but if n. then we shall know that it is not 
 
 2 Sa/n. 13. 26. ?7 ??. let .Amnon go ' I 7 .6. ifn. speak 
 2 /v???f/.f2. 10. but if 71. it shall not be so 
 
 Job 9. 24. ifn. where, and who is he.' 
 
 3 : 5 . .33. if ??. hearken to me, hold thy peace 
 Zech. ll. 12. give me my price, and ;/??. torbear 
 Luke 10. 6 it' n. it shall turn to you again 
 
 13. 9 . and ifu. then thou shalt cut it dow n 
 See Is, Knew. Know, No, Dbey, Obeyed, 
 Passed, See, Seek. So, Will, Would. 
 
 (??• NO I'. 
 
 Gen. 24. 21. L. made his journey prosperous, orn. 
 Exod. 17 . 7 . saying, is the Lord among us, or 71. ? 
 Nu/n. 11.23. whether my word come to pass, o?' n. 
 13.20. w hether there lie wood therein, or ??. 
 
 Judg. 2. 22. as tlieir fatliers did keep it, or ?!. 
 NOTABLE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Cc/ispicuous, or sightlg, Dan. 8 . 5. [2] 
 Aotonous, Mat. 27 . 16. [.3] J'enible, Acts2.20. 
 [4] Known, or apparent. Acts 4. 16. 
 
 Jtan. 8. 5. tlie goat liad a n. horn lictw'een his eyes 
 8. for it came ut) four ??. ones, tow ard four w inds 
 Mat. 27 . 16 . and they haii then a n. prisoner 
 Acts 2.20. before that ?!. day of the l.ord come 
 4. 16. a?i. miracle hath been done by them 
 NOTE. ED. 
 
 Isa, 30. 8. now go, write it, aud ?i. it in a book 
 
NOT 
 
 N OU 
 
 NOW 
 
 Dan, 10. ?1. that is n in the scripture of truth 
 2 Thess. 3.14. n. that man, and have no company 
 ^^OTE. 
 
 Rom. 10. 7. who are of n. among the apostles 
 ISOIHlNtE 
 
 “Signifies, [1] Not any thiny, Gen. 19- 8. [2] Tot 
 no use or service, Mat. 5. 13. [3] Of no force 
 to hind or oblige. Mat. 23. 10, 18. [4] No good 
 jcorks that are acceptable to God, .John 15. 5. 
 [51 Talse and grotmdless. Acts 21. 24. [OJ No 
 other means, Mark 9. 29. [71. No reward or wages, 
 .3 .lohn 7- [8] No new doctrine pertaining to sal¬ 
 vation, Gal. 2. 0. [9] No sin or guilt, .lohn 
 
 14. 30. [10] No divine power, no God. 1 Gor. 8. 4. 
 It is taken, [1] Absolutely, .lob 20. 7- I’sal. 49. 
 
 17. [2] Comparatively, Psal. 39. 5. Isa. 40. 17- 
 [3] In a person's estimation of himself, 2 Cor. 
 
 12. 11. [4] Not in the matter, hut in the man¬ 
 ner, as being of no use or service, \ Cor. 7. 19. 
 Thus circumcision is called notliing, because it 
 avails nothing, in point of acceptation with God 
 now in gospel-times. 
 
 Den. 11. 0. now n. will be restrained from them 
 
 19.8. only unto these men do n. lor tliey came 
 
 20. 29. as we have done to thee n. but good 
 4v). 15. and here also have I done n. to put me 
 Eiod. 9. 4. n. die that is the oliildren’s of Israel 
 
 12. 10. let n. of it remain until morning 
 
 20. ye sliall eat n. leavened in your habitations 
 
 10. 18. gatliered much, had n. over. 2 Cor. 8. 15^ 
 
 22.3. ifheiiaveji. thenheshall be sold for ins theft 
 
 23. 20. there shall n. cast their young 
 Num. 6. 4. eattt. that is made of the vine-tree 
 
 10.20. touch n. of theirs, lest ye be consumed 
 
 22. 16. let n. liinder thee from coming 
 Deut. 2. 7. thou hast lacked n. Neh. 9. 21. 
 
 20. 16. thou shalt save alive n. that breatheth 
 
 22. 26. to the damsel thou shalt do n. 
 
 28. 55. because he hath n. left him in the siege 
 Josh. 11, 15. .ioshua left tt. commanded undone 
 Jttdg. 2. + 19. let ti. fall of their own doings 
 
 3. 2. at least such as before knew n. thereof 
 14. 6. he rent him, and had n. in his hand 
 
 1 lium, 3. 18. Samuel told, and hid n. from him 
 20. 2. my father will do n. but will shew it me 
 
 22.15. thy servant knew n. of all this 
 
 25. 21. so that n. was missed of all, ,30. 19. 
 
 .30. she told him n, less or more until morning 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. the poor man had n. save one ewe-lamb 
 
 24. 24. notoflfer of that which doth cost me n. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 27. provided victuals, they lacked n. 
 
 8. 9. there was n. in the ark save the two tables 
 
 10. 21. silver was n. accounted of in days of Solom. 
 
 11. 22. and he answered n. Luke 10,. .35. 
 
 22. 16. tell me n. but truth, 2 Chron. 18. 15. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 10. f^ll ji. to earth of word of the Lord 
 20. 1.3. n. in his house that he shewed not 
 
 17 . be carried away, n. shall be left, Isa. .39. 2, 6. 
 2 Chr. 9. 2. n. hid from Solom. wiiich he told her not 
 Ezra 4. .3. ye have n. to do with us in building 
 Neh. 5. 8. then they found n. to answer 
 
 12. we will restore, and require n. of them 
 8.10. sent! portions for whom n. is virepared 
 
 9. 21. sustained them, so that they lacked n. 
 
 E'.th. 2. 15. now Esther required n. but what 
 
 5.13. vet all this availeth me n. so long as I see 
 
 6. 10. let n. fail of all that thou hast spoken 
 Jobb. 18. they go tow. and perish 1|21. for ye are n. 
 
 8. 9. w'c are but of yestenlay, and know w. 
 
 24. 25. who will make my speech n. worth 
 
 26. 7 . and he hangeth the earth upon n. 
 
 34. 9. for he hatlfsaid, it profiteth a man n. that 
 he should delight himself with God 
 Psal. 17 . 3. thou hast tried me and shalt find n. 
 
 39 . 5. and mine age is as n. before thee 
 
 49 . 17 . when he dieth, he shall carry n. away 
 119. 165. who love thy law,and ??,.shall offend them 
 Prov.9. 1.3.a foolish woman is simple,and kno weth n. 
 
 10. 2. treasui’es of wickedness profit n. 
 
 13. 4. the sluggard desireth, and hath w. 20. 4. 
 
 7 . there is that maketh himself rich., yet liath w. 
 
 22. 27 . if thou hast n. to pay, why should he take 
 Eccl. 3.14. whatsoever God doeth. w.can be put to it 
 
 5.15. and he shall take n. of his labour 
 
 6. 2. so that he wanteth n. for his soul of all 
 
 7 . 14. to the end that man should find n. after him 
 l.sa.3^. 12. none there, and all hei’ princes shall betr. 
 
 40. 17 . all nations before him are as n. they are 
 counted to him less than n. and vanity, 41. 29. 
 
 23. that bringeth the princes to n. 41. 11 , 12. 
 
 4 . 3 . t 10. before me there was?/. God formed 
 Jer. 10. 24. not in anger, lest thou bring me to n. 
 
 .32. 2.3. done 71. of all that thou commandest them 
 .38. 14. 1 will ask thee athing, hide n. from me 
 39. 10. left of the poor which had n. in Judah 
 42. 4. I will keep tt. back from you 
 50. 26. destroy her utterly, let n. of her be left 
 Lam, 1.12. is it n. to you, all ye that pass by f 
 E.zek. 1.3. 3. woe to the prophets that have seen n. 
 Dan. 4. .35. all the inhabitants of earth reputed as n. 
 
 9 . f 26. Messiah be cu4 off, but shall have n. 
 
 Joel 2. 3. a wilderness, yea, and n. shall escape them 
 Amos .3. 4. will young lion cry if he have taken n. ? 
 
 5. taken up snare, and taken 71.117. f^E will do ti. 
 Hag. 2. 3. it is not in comparison of it as n. ? 
 
 Zech. 8. + 10. the hire of a man became n. 
 
 Mat. 15. 32. they have 71 . to eat, Mark 6. .36.1 8.1, 2. 
 17 . 20 .71. shall be impossible to you, Luke 1. .37. 
 
 21. 19 . he found 71. thereon but leaves,Marl: 11. 1.3. 
 
 26. 62. answerest thou 71. ? what is it tliese witness ? 
 
 27. 12. he answered n. Mark 14. 60,61.1 15. 3,4,5. 
 19 . have thou 71. to do with that just man 
 
 24. when Pilate saw that he could prevail n. 
 Mark 1. 44. see thou say n. to any man, but go 
 
 5. 26. and had spent all. and was n. bettered 
 
 6.8. they should take ti. for their journey ,L7i^e 9. 3. 
 
 9. 29. this kind can come forth by n. but by prayer 
 l.ukcA. 2. and in those days he did eat 71 . 
 
 5. 5. have toiled all night and taken n. JohnQ.\. .3. 
 7 . 42. they had w. to pay, he frankly forgave them 
 
 10. 19 . and 71. shall by any means hurt you 
 
 11. 6. and 1 haven, to set before him 
 
 Luke 23.15. and lo, 71 . worthy of death is done to 
 him. Acts‘23. 29.1 25. 25. 1 26. 31. 
 
 41. but this man hath done n. amiss 
 John 3.27- man can receive 71 . except it be given him 
 
 5. 19. verily the .Son can do n. of liimself, .30. 
 
 6. 12. gather, that 77 . be lost |1 39. I should losetj. 
 
 6.3. the Spirit quickeneth, the flesh profiteth tt. 
 
 7 . 26 . they say 71 . |18. 28. I do 71 . of myself 
 
 9. 3.3. he could do n. || 11.49. ye know 71 . at all 
 
 12. 19. perceive ye how ye prevail 71 .'/ behold 
 
 14. .30. tfie prince of this world hath 71 . in me 
 
 15. 5. 1 am the vine, for w ithout me ye can do 77 . 
 
 16. 2.3. and in that day ye shall ask me 71 . 
 
 24. hitherto have ye asked n. in my name 
 
 18. 20. 1 spake openly, in secret fiave 1 said n. 
 Acts 4. 14. they could say n. against it 
 
 21. finding 77. how the^' might punish them 
 10.20. and go with them, doubting 77. 11. 12. 
 
 19. 36. ye ought to be quiet, and do 77 . rashly 
 
 20. 20. I kept back 77 . that was profitable to 3 'ou 
 
 21. 24. all may know, that those, things are 77 . 
 
 23.14. we will eat 77 . until we have slain Paul 
 
 27 33. 3 e have continued fasting, having taken n. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 19. bring to 77. the understand, of prudent 
 
 4. 4. I know 77. by mys. H 5. Judge 77. before the time 
 
 8. 2. he knoweth 77 . yet as he ought to know 
 
 9 . 16 . for though 1 preach, 1 have n. to glory of 
 
 13. 2. and have no charit 3 ', 1 am 77. 2 Cor. 12. 11. 
 
 . 3 . and have not charity, it profiteth me 77. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 10. as having 77 . yet po.ssessing all things 
 
 1.3. 8. for we can do 71 . against the truth 
 Gal. 2. 6. they in conferen. e added 71 . to me 
 
 4. 1. heir when a child, differeth 77 . from a servant 
 
 5. 2. 1 say unto 3 ’ou, ('hrist shall profit 3 ’ou 77. 
 Phil. 2. 3. let 71. be done through strife or vain glorv' 
 VTim. 4. 4. every creature is good, 77. to be refused 
 
 5.21. doing??, bj* partiality Iff). 4. proud, knowing??. 
 
 6. 7- for we brought ??. and w e can carry 77 . out 
 Tit. .3.13. that 77 . be wanting unto them 
 Philem. 14. without thy mind would 1 do n. 
 
 Ileb. 2. 8. he left ??. that is not jjut under him 
 
 7. 14. IVloses spake 77 . concerning priesthood 
 
 19. for the law made 77 . perfect, but bringing in 
 Jam. 1. 4. be perfect and entire, wanting n. 
 
 6. but let him ask in faith, n. wavering 
 
 3 Johti 7. they went forth, taking n. of the Gentiles 
 
 For IS O in I N G, 
 
 Exod. 21.2. in the seventh he shall go out free for n. 
 Isa. 44. 10. an image that is profitable forn. 
 
 Jer. 13. 7. the girdle was profitable forn. 10. 
 
 Mat, 5.1.3. unsavoury salt is good /. 77. to be cast out 
 Lttke 6. .35. do good and lend, hoping/o?- 77 . again 
 Phil. 4.6. be careful for n. but by pra 3 erand suppl. 
 In NOTHING. 
 
 ActslJ.-l’ Athenians spent their time in n. else 
 2 Cor. 7. 9 . ye might receive dariiage by us 77777. 
 12. 11. 777 77 . am 1 behind chiefest, though I be 77. 
 Phil. 1.20. and my hope, tliat 77777. I shall be ash. 
 
 28. and in 77. terrified bv your adversaries 
 iiNOrililSG. 
 
 Nttm. 11.6. there is 71 . at all besides this manna 
 Jttdg.I. 14. this is 77 . else save the sword of Gideon 
 1 Sam. 27 . 1. there isn. better than to go to Philist. 
 
 1 Khigs 18. 4.3. he looked, and said, there is 77 . 
 
 2 Kings 20.15. there isn. among m 3 ’ treas. Isa. 39.4. 
 2 Chr. 14. 11 . it is 71. w'ith thee to help with many 
 Neh. 2. 2. this is 71 . else but sorrow’ of heart 
 
 Esth. 6. 3. they said, there 7^ n. done for him 
 Psal. 19. 6 . there is 77 . hid from the heat thereof 
 Prov. 8. 8. there is 77 . froward or perverse in them 
 Eccl. 2. 24. there is 71 . better for a man, .3. 22. 
 
 5. 14. begetteth a sen, and there 7 ^ 77 . in his hand 
 Jer. 32. 17. there is n. too hard for thee 
 Mat. 10. 26. for there is 77. covered that shall not be 
 revealed, Mark 4. 22. Luke 12. 2. 
 
 23. 16 . w'hoso shall swear l)y the temple, it is 71 . 
 
 18. whoso shall swear by the altar, it is n. 
 
 Mark 7. 15. there is n. from without a man defileth 
 Joint 8. 54. if I honour myself, my honour is n, 
 Ilom.\4. 14. that there is n. unclean of itself 
 1 Cor. 7- 19. circumcision 7> n. uncircumcision 7> 77 . 
 
 8 . 4 . we know that an idol is 77,. in the world 
 Gal. 6. 3. when he is n. he deceiveth himself 
 Tit. 1. 15. to them that are defiled is 71 . pure 
 
 O/NOl IIING. 
 
 Isn. 41. 24. behold, 3-6 are of n. your work nought 
 1 Thess. 4.12. and that ye may have lack of 71 . 
 Rev. 3.17 .1 eni rich, increased, and have need of n. 
 
 N OT W 11'1ISTAN D1N G. 
 
 Exod. 16. 20. 71. they hearkened not to Moses, but 
 some left of it, 1 Sam. 2. 25. 2 Khigs I 7 . 14. 
 
 21.21.77. if he continue a day or two not punished 
 Deut. 1. 26 . 71. ye would not go up. but rebelled 
 1 Kings 11. 12. 77. in thy days I will not do it 
 Jer. .35.14. n. I have spoken unto you, rising early 
 Mat. 2. 22. 71. being warnefi of God in a dream 
 
 11. 11. 77. he that is least in kingdom is greater 
 
 17. 2'7. n. lest we should offend, go to tlie sea 
 Luke 10. 11. 71. be sure of this that kingdom is come 
 
 20. 77 . in this rejoice not, that spirits are subject 
 Phil. 1. 18.77. whether in pretence or truth Christ is 
 
 4. 14. 71. have well done, that ye communicate with 
 
 1 Tim. 2.15. 71. she shall be saved in child-bearing 
 
 2 Tim. 4. VI. 71. L. stood with me, and strengthened 
 Jam. 2. 16. n. ye give them not those things heedful 
 Rev. 2. 20. 71. I have a few things against thee 
 
 NOUGH r, see Naught. 
 
 NOVICE. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 6. not a 77 . lest being lifted up with pride 
 
 NOURISH 
 
 Signifies, [1] To feed or maintain, Gen. 47. 12. 
 [2] 'To educate or bring up. Acts 7- 21. [3] Vi? 
 cause to grow, Isa. 44. 14.' [4] To instruct, 1 Tim. 
 4. 6. [5] 'To cherish atid comj'ort, Ruth 4. 15. 
 .latn. 5. 5. 
 
 Gen. 45.11. and there will I 77. thee, 50. 21. 
 Isa.I.oi. that man shall 77. young cow and two sheep 
 2 : 1 . 4 . nor do 1 77. up young men, nor bring up virgins 
 
 44. 14. he planteth an ash, the rain doth 77. it 
 NOURISHED. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 12. Joseph 77 . his father and brethren 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. a lamb which he bought and n. up 
 
 Jsa.\.1. T have n. and broughtup children,and fney 
 Ezek. 19. 2. she 77 . her wheips among young lions 
 Acts 7 . 20. and 77 . in his father’s house three months 
 21. Phara(7h’s (laughter ti. him for her own si^n 
 
 12. 20. their country was 77 . by the king's country 
 
 1 'Tim. 4. 6. 71. up in words of faith and good doctr. 
 Jam. 3. 5. have n. your hearts as m day ot slaughter 
 Rev. 12. 14. 71. for a time, times, and half a time 
 
 NOURISH EH, S. 
 
 Ruth 4.15. women said, he shall be n. of thy old ag« 
 
 2 Kings 10.1 1. .lehu sent to the 77 . of Ahab’s chilor. 
 Isa. 49.123. and kings shall be thy 77 . and queens 
 Jer, 46. + 25. 1 will punish tl-.e 77 . of No. 
 
 NOUR ISHE'l 11. 
 
 Eph. 5.29. but n. his flesh, as the I.ord the church 
 NOURISHING. 
 
 Dan. 1.5. so 77 . them three years to stand before king 
 Nah. 3. t8. art thou better than 77 . No 
 NOURISHMENT. 
 
 Col. 2.19. all the body by joints and bands having n. 
 NOW. 
 
 Gen.". 23. Adam said, this is n. bone of my bones 
 
 18. 21. 1 will go down 77 . and see whether they 
 
 19 . 9. 77 . wjll we deal worse with thee than 
 
 22. 12. for 71. 1 know that thou fearest (iod 
 
 26. 29. thou art n. the blessed of the Lord 
 
 27 . 37 . what shall 1 do n. to thee, my son ? 
 
 29. .35. she said, 77 . will 1 praise the Lord 
 
 .32.4. sojourned with Laban, and stayed there fill 77 . 
 
 4.3. 11. Israel said lo them, if it be so n. do this 
 
 45. 8. so 77. it was not you that sent me hither 
 
 46. .34. trade hath been about catt. from youth till n. 
 Exod. 9.18. not such hail been in Egypt even till 77 . 
 
 10.11. go 77 . ye that are men, and serve the Lord 
 .32. 32. yet 77 . if thou wilt forgive their sin 
 
 Num. 12. 1.3 .1 heal her 77 . O God, 1 beseech tliee 
 
 14. 19 . has forgiven this people from Egypt till 77 . 
 24. 17 . I shall see him, but not n. shall behold him 
 
 Josh. a. 1-i. but as captain of Lord's host am 177.come 
 7 .19- tell me 77 . what thou hast done, hide it not 
 Judg. 11 . 7 . why are ye come to me 77 . in distress ? 
 17 . 1.3. 71. 1 know that the Lord will do me good 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 16. nay, but thou shalt give it me ??. 
 
 .30. but 77 . the Lord saith, be it far from me 
 
 15. .30. honour me 77 . 1 pray thee, before the elders 
 17 • 29. vvhat have 1 n. done r is there not a cause ? 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 25. nay, my son, let us not all 77 . go 
 
 15. 34. so will 1 77 . also be thy servant 
 
 24. 14. let us 77. fall into the hand of the Lord 
 
 1 Khtgs 14. 14. who shall cut off, but what t even n. 
 
 19 . 4. it is enough, 77 . G Lord, take awa 3 ’ m 3 ’ life 
 
 2 Kings 1. 5. he said, why are ye 77 . turned back ? 
 
 8.6. restore all that was Tier’s since she went till 77 . 
 
 10. 10. know 77. there shall fall to eaith nothing 
 18.25. am 1 77 . come up without I.ord, Isa. .36. io. 
 
 19 . 25. 77 . have 1 brought it to pass, Isa. 37. 26. 
 
 20. .3. remember 77 . how 1 have walked, Isa, .38. .3. 
 Ezra 4.13. be it n. known to the king, if city built 
 
 5.16. even till n. hath it been building, not finished 
 9.8. 71. for little space grace been shewed from Lord 
 10. 2. 77 . there is hope in Isr. concerning this thing 
 
 Job 1. 11. put forth thy hand n. and touch, 2. 5. 
 
 4. 5. 77 . it is come upon thee, and thou faintest 
 
 6 . 21 . for 77 . 3 ’e are nothing, 3 ’e see 1113 ’casting down 
 17. 3. lay down 77 . ll 24. 25. and if it be not so 77 . 
 
 15. where is 77 . 1113 ' hope r |1.30. 9. n. 1 am their song 
 42.5. have heard of thee, but 77 . my eye seeth thee 
 Psal. 12.5. 71. will 1 arise, saith the Lord 
 
 20. 6. 71. know 1 that the I.ord saveth his anointed 
 .39. 7 . 77 . Lord, what wait 1 for, iny hope is in thee 
 115. 2. why heathen .say, where is n. their God ' 
 
 118. 25. save 77 . I beseech thee, O J./>rd, send now 
 
 119 . 67 . but 71. have 1 kept thy word 
 
 Prov. 6.3. do this 77 . m 3 ' son, and deliver th 3 ’self' 
 
 7. 12. 71 . sl'.e is without, 77 . in the streets, and lietli 
 Eccl. 2.1. go to 77. II .3.15. what hath been is ??. 
 
 16. that which 77 . is shall all be forgotten 
 Ca7it. 3. 2. 1 will rise 77 . and go about the city 
 Isa. 5. 5. 71. go to, I will tell you what 1 will do 
 
 16 . 14. but 71. tlie I.ord hath spoken, sa 3 ’ing 
 19. 12 . thy wise men, let them tell thee ??. 
 
 22.1. what aileth thee n. that thou art wholl 3 ' gone 
 .3.3.10. 71. will I rise, 77 . will I lift up myself 
 64. 8. but 71. O 1 ord, thou art our lather 
 Jer. 2.18. 71 . what liast thou to do in way of Egypt.’ 
 
 4.12. 77 . will 1 give sentence against them 
 
 17. 15. the word of the Lord let it 77 . come 
 
 25. 5. turn 77 . every one from his evil way 
 
 .30. 6. ask ye n. and see whether a man doth travail 
 .34.15. ye were 77 . turned, and had done right 
 .35.15. return ye n. every man from his evil way 
 45. 3. woe is me 77 . the Loi'd hath added grief 
 Da7i. 10. 11. O Daniel, to thee am 1 77 . sent 
 llos. 2. 7 . for then was it better with me than 77 . 
 
 1.3. 2. and n. they sin more and more, and made 
 Zech. 1.4. turn ye 77 . from your evil ways and doings 
 
 9. 8. for 71. have 1 seen with mine eyes 
 
 Mai. 3.10. prove me 77 . herewith, saith the I.ord 
 Mat. 1. 22. 77 . all this was done, that it might be 
 
 11.12. from the days of .lohn the Baptist, till 77 . 
 
 26. 45. sleep on 77 . I| 27.4.3. let him deliver him 77 . 
 53. thinkest that I cannot 77 . pra 3 ’ to my Lathe" 
 
 27 - 42. let him 77 . come down from the cross 
 Mark4. .37. so that the shij) was n. full of waves 
 Luke 2 .29. Lord, 77 . lettest thy serv. depart in peace 
 
 10. .36. which 71. these three was neighbour to him t 
 14. 17. come, for all things are 77 . ready 
 
 22. .36. but 77 . he that hath a purse, let him take it 
 John 2. 8. draw out 77 . and bear to governor of feast 
 10. but thou hast kei7t the good wine until 77 . 
 
 4.18. he whom thou 77 . hast is not thy husband 
 
 2.3. but the hour cometh, and n. is, 5. 25. 
 
 9 . 19 . who was born blind, how then doth he 77 . see ? 
 i3.7. what 1 do thouknow est not 77 . but shalt know 
 
 16 .12. many things, hut 3 e cannot bear them n. 
 Q‘2.ye7i. therefore have sorrow, but 1 will see you 
 
 29 . lo, 77. speakest thou plainly, and no proverb 
 .30. 71. we are sure, || 31. do ye n. believe t 
 
 17 . 13. 1 kept them, and n. come 1 to thee 
 
 21.14. this is 77 . the third time that Jesus shewed 
 Acts 2. 33. shed forth this which 3 ’e n. see and hear 
 
 37. 77 . when they heard this, were pricked in heait 
 
NUM 
 
 NUM 
 
 OAT 
 
 /icts 4 29. and n. T>ord, beliold fheir Ihreafenings 
 
 12. 11. n. 1 know of a surety Lord sent Ins angel 
 18. w. as soon as it was day, tliere was a stir 
 
 22.10. and/i. wliy tarriesi thou, arise, be baptized 
 
 20. 17 . the (ientiles, to wlioin 71. 1 send thee 
 
 JicTT/.O. 22. but 71. being made free from sin 
 
 7 . 17 . 71. then it is no more 1 that do it, but sin 
 
 13. 11.71. it is bigli lime to awake out of sleep 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. 71. ye are full, 7i. ye are rich 
 
 7 . 14. 71. are they lioly || 13. 12. n. 1 know in part 
 16 . 7. for 1 will not see you 71 . by the way 
 Gal. 1. y. as we said before, so say 1 71 . again 
 
 10. foi' do I 71. iiersuade men or (lod ; 
 
 2. 20. the life which I 71 . live in the liesh. I live by 
 
 3. 3. are 3 e 71 . made perfect by the liesh i 
 
 4.20. 1 desire to be pi esent with you 71 . and change 
 29. but as then, even so it is 71 . 
 
 £,pli.‘.i. 10. to the intent that 71 . to principalities 
 .5.8. were darkness, but ?i. are ye light m the !.d. 
 l^hil. 1.5. your fellowship from the tirstday until 71 . 
 
 2 . 12 . obeyed, but 71 . mm h more in 1113 ' absence 
 Col. 3.8. but 71. ye also put off all these, anger 
 
 1 TJiess. 3.8. 71. u'e live, if ye stand fast in the Lord 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. having the promise of the lire that 71 . is 
 
 2 7/771. 4.6. tor 1 am 71 . read 3 ' to be oftered 
 Philem. It), not 71 . as a servant, but above a servant 
 jye/ 7 . 2.8.71. we See not yet all things put under him 
 Jar/K 4. 13. go to, 11 . ye that say, to-(ia 3 ' or to-morrow' 
 
 5.1. go to, 71. rich men, weep and howl for miseries 
 1 Pet. 1. 8. though 71 . ye see him not, yet believing 
 
 2.10. but are ?i. the people of (t. had not obtained 
 iJolui 2. 8. because the true light 71 . shineth 
 
 3. 2. 71 . are we the sons of (icci, it doth not appear 
 
 4. 3. and even 71 . already is it in the world 
 
 tHee Bkholu, Iln.^it, If. 
 
 ]S’0\V therefore, 
 
 Gen, 20. 7. ?/. therefore restore the man his wife 
 29. .32. 71. therefore my husband will love me 
 37 . 20. come ?i. theref. an:l let us slay him, and cast 
 Josh. 24. 14.71. therefore fear Lord, and serve him 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 13.7i. theref. behold king ye have chosen 
 16. 71. therejore stand and see this great thing 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 11. shall 1 not th. 71. require his blood ? 
 
 2 Kin(j.<!\. 14.71. therefore let my life be precious 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 12. 71 . theref. advise thyself what word 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 7 . send me 71 . theref. man cunning to work 
 If eh. 6. 9. 71. theref. O (lod, strengthen my hands 
 Jo!) 0. 28. 71. therefore be content, look upon me 
 Psal. 2.10. be wise, 71 . th. O ye kings, be insti iicted 
 Jsa. 28. 22. 71 . th. be not mockers, lest your bands 
 
 52. 5. 71. theref. what have 1 here, saith the l.ord 
 Jer. 26.13. 71 . theref. amend your w ays and doings 
 29 . 27 .71. therefore why hast thou not reprove/l r 
 42. 22. 71. therefore know certainly that > e shall (lie 
 Pan. 9- 17 . It- theref. O our (lod, hear the prayer 
 Joel 2. 12. therefore <i\%o 71 . saith the Lord, turn ye 
 Amos 6. 7- therefore 71 . shall they go captive first 
 7. 16.71. i/ie/c/ti/s hear thou word of the Lord 
 Acts 10. 33.71. theref. are w e all present before God 
 
 15. 10.71. theref. why tem[>t ye God to put a yoke 
 
 16. 36. 71. therefore depart, and go in peace 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 7- ■«. therefore there is a fault among you 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 11. 71. therefore perform the doing of it 
 Jlrph. 2. 19. 71. therejore ye are no n>ore stiangers 
 
 IvUjMBLlt, Substantive, 
 
 Signilies, [1] A stnall tiumher, such at is easy to 
 recho7i, Gen. 34. 30. Dent. 4. 27. [2] A yreat 
 
 number, or inultitiide, uhiih 7io ma7i can reckon 
 or number, Psal. I 47 . 4. [.3J Society, or company , 
 Luke 22. 3. Acts 1. 17 . The number of the beast, 
 or the number of the 7iame of the beast, Hev. 13. 17 , 
 18. stands for the numerical value of the letters that 
 compose his 7iame. 
 
 Geri. 34. 30. 1 being few in 71. they shall slay me 
 41 . 49 . very much, for it was without 71. 
 
 Pxod, 12. 4. take the lamb according to 71 . of souls 
 
 16.10. gather manna, according to n. of pei .sons 
 
 23. 26_. nothing baii en, 71 . of thy days 1 w ill fulfil 
 
 Lev. 2b. 15. the 7i. of years after the jubilee, the 71 . 
 
 of years of the fruits he shall sell, 16. 50. 
 
 26. 22 . beasts, which shall make 3011 few in //. 
 Lim. 1.2. with the 7 i.of theii’names, 18.22. 
 
 3. 22. 71. of males from a month old, 28, 34, 40, 43. 
 48. odd 71. of them is to be redeenieci to Aaron 
 
 14. 29. your wliole n. from twent 3 ’ years ohl 
 .34. after the n. c f days ye searched the lancl 
 15.12. according to 7 /. ye shall prepare, so shall 3 ’e 
 do toever 3 ' one according totheir’ 71 . 
 
 2.3. 10. who can count the n. of fourth part of Isr. 
 29. 18. their oiferings shall be according to their t/. 
 
 -7A , If c >, • -1-24, 27,30,33,37 
 
 31. .36. the half of their portion wasm 71 . 
 
 Pent. 4. 27 . left few in 71 . among heathen, 28. 62. 
 
 7. 7. because ye were more in 71. than anv people 
 25. 2. judge cause him to be beaten bv a certain n 
 
 32. 8 . he set bounds according to the'71. of Israel 
 Josh. 4.5. every man of you a stone accord, to 71. 8 . 
 Judp. 6. 5. they and their camels without n. 7 . 12 . 
 
 7 . 6. the 71. of them that lajiped were .3tK) men 
 21.2.3. according to the 71. of them thatcianced 
 1 Sam. 6. 4. the n. of the lords of the Philistines 
 18. to the 71. of all the cities of the Philistines 
 
 27 . + 7- 71. of (lav s David dwelt in country of Phil. 
 3 Sam. 2. 15. there arose and w ent over b\ n. twelve 
 
 21. 20. had lingers and toes twenty-four in 71 . 
 
 24. 2. that 1 may know the n. of the people 
 
 9. .loab gave up the sum of the 7t. of the ])eople 
 t Knirjs 18. .31. Klijah took 12 stones accord mg to n. 
 » Chro7i. 7 . 2 . whose 7/. w as in the days of David 
 9. the 71. of them after their genealogy, 40. 
 
 11.11. the 71. of mighty men whom 1 'avici had 
 16. + 19 . when ye w ere but men of 7/. even a few 
 
 22. 16. of the gold and silver there is no n. 
 
 23. .3. their v. by fheir polls, man In man 
 
 f 27 . the I,evites7i. from twenty and above 
 .31. set feasts by 71 . || 25. 1. 7/. of the w orkmen 
 
 25. 7- the 71. that were instructed in the .songs 
 27 . 2.3. but David took not the 71. of them 
 
 £ Chr. 12. 3. the people w ere w ithoiit n. that came 
 
 26. 12. the whole 71. of the chief of the fathers 
 29. .32. the n. of the burnt offerings, bullocks 
 §0. 24. a great 71 . of priests sanctilied themselves 
 
 336 
 
 Ezra 1. 9. and this is the 71 . of the vessels 
 
 2. 2. the 71. of the men of the people of Israel 
 
 .3. 4. and offered the daily burnt offerings tiy n. 
 6. 17 . twelve he-goats, ac.ording to the 7i. of tribes 
 
 8. 34. t)y 71. and by weight of every one 
 L,//i. 9.11. the 7/. of those slain in Shushan the palace 
 Job 1. 5. .lob offered according to the 71 . of them all 
 
 .3. 6. let it not come into the 71 . of the months 
 
 5. 9- marvellous things without 71 . 9 . K). 
 
 14. 5. the 71. of his months are with thee 
 
 15. 20. the 71. of j ears is hidden to the oppressor 
 
 16. t 22. when years of 71 . are come, 1 shall go 
 
 25. .3. is there any 71 . of his armies r 
 
 .31. . 37 . 1 would declare to him the 71 .of my steps 
 .3J. 24. shall break in pieces mighty men without 71 . 
 36. 26. neither can the n. of his years be searclied 
 .‘48. 21. because the 71 . of thy days is great 
 Psal. lt'5. 12. when they were but a tew men inti. 
 34. cater|)illars, and that without 71 . 
 
 I. 39. 18. tiiey are more in n. tlian the sand 
 
 147 . 4. he telleth the 71 . of the stars, calleih them 
 t 5. of his understanding there is no n. 
 
 Eccl. 2. + 3. 71. of days of their life, 5.118. | 6. f 12. 
 Cant. 6.8. there are queens and virgins without 71 . 
 Isa. 10. + 19. Ihe rest ()f the trees shall be 71 . 
 
 21 . 17 . the residue of the71. of arclieis, mighty men 
 40. 26. that bringeth out their host by 71 . 
 
 65. 11. thatturnish the drink offering to that 71 . 
 Jer. 2. 28. as 71 . of thy cities are thy gods, O .ludah 
 32. my people have forgotten me clays without 71 . 
 
 II. 13. according tothe 71 .of thy cities, 71 . of streets 
 44. 28. yet a small 71 . that escape sword shall return 
 
 Ezek. 4. 4. according to the n. of the days, 5, 9. 
 
 5. 3. thou shalt take a few in 71 . and hind them 
 
 12. + 16. 1 will leave men in 71 . from the sword 
 
 4.3. t 10. and let them measure the 71 . 
 
 Pa7i. 9. 2. 1 understood by books the n. of years 
 flos. 1.10. 71. of Isr. shall be as the sand, Kom. 9.27. 
 Joel 1. 6. a natimi is come up strong and without 7 t. 
 i\ ah. .3.3. there is a great n. of carcases, they stumble 
 Luke 22. 3. .ludas, being of the 71 . of the twelve 
 John 6. 10. the men sat down, in 7 /. 5000, zfc/j-L 4. 
 Acts 1. 15. the 71. of the names together were 120 . 
 
 5. 36. to 1 heiidas a n. of men joined 
 
 6 . 1 . when the n. of disciples was multiplied, 7 . 
 11 . 21 . a great 71 . believed and turned to the l.ord 
 16. 5. the churches w ei e increased in 7 /. daily 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12. for w e dare not make ourselv. of the 71 . 
 1 Tim. 5. 9 . let not a widow be taken into the 7 /. 
 Pev.b. 11. the 71. of them w as 1(',000 times 10,000 
 
 7 . 4 . 1 heard the 71 . ot them w hich were sealed 
 
 9. 16 . the 71. ot the army of flie horsemen 
 13.17- 71. of his name || 18. count the 71 . 
 
 It!, it is the 71. ot a man, and his 7i. is 666 
 
 15. 2. I saw them tliat iiad victory over 71 . of beast 
 20. 8.71. ot Gog is as the sand of the sea 
 is UM IS EH, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 13.16. if a man can 71 . the dust of the eartli 
 
 15. 5._tell the stars, if thou be able to 71 . them 
 Lev. 15.13. lie shall 71 . seven dajs for his cleansing 
 
 28. then she shall 71 . to herself seven days 
 
 23. 16 . after the seventh sabb. shall ye 71 . fifty days 
 ‘25.8. thou shalt 71 . seven sabbaths of years to thee 
 
 Num. 1. 3. Aaron shall 71 . them by fheir armies 
 49 . only thou shall not 71 . the tribe of Levi 
 
 3. 15. 71. the children of l.evi from a month old 
 40. 71. all the first-born of the males of Israel 
 
 4. 2.3. until fifty years old shalt thou 71 . them, 30. 
 
 29 . as for the sons of Merari thou shalt 71 . them 
 . 37 . w hich Moses and Aaron did 71 . 41. 
 
 Peut. 16. 9 . seven weeks shalt thou n. begin to n. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 17 . 71 . and see w ho is gone from us 
 
 2 Sa/n. ‘24. 1. to say, no ?i. IsraeLand .ludah 
 
 2. go now and 71 . the people, 4. 1 Chron. 21. 2. 
 
 1 hmtjs 20. 25. u. thee an army like the army lost 
 1 Chi071. 21. 1. .''atan provoked David to 71 . Israel 
 27 - 24.J^oal) began to n. but he finished not 
 Joh .38. . 37 . w ho can 71 . the clouds in wisdom 
 . 39 . 2. canstthou 71 . the months that they fulfil ? 
 Ps. 90 .12. so teach us to 71 . our daj's, that we may 
 Isa 65. 12. therefore \vill 1 71 . you to the sword 
 Lev. 7- 9. a great multitude which no man could ?i. 
 LUMBERS. 
 
 1 Chr07i. 12. 23. flic'Se are the n. of the bands 
 
 2 Chron. 17. 14. tliese are the 71 . of them, accord. 
 Psal. 71 . 15. for 1 know not the 71 . thereof 
 
 I3DMBERED. 
 
 Gen. 13. 16. then shall tliy seed also be n. 
 
 16. 10. it siiall not be 71 . for multitude, 32. 12. 
 Exod. .30. 1.3. thatpassefli among tliem that are n. 14. 
 
 38. 25. tliem tliat were n. of the congregation, 26. 
 Lum. 1. 19 . lie 71. them in the w ilderness of Sinai 
 21. those that were n. of them, 23, 44, 46. | 2. 4, 
 13, 15, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, .30. 
 47 . the I.evites were not 77 . among tliem, 2. 33. 
 
 2. 9. all that were 71 . in the camp of .liitlali 
 
 16 . were 71 . in tamp of Reuben li 24. 71 . of I'phraim 
 .31.7/. in camp of Dan 1| .3. 16. Moses 7 /. them, 42. 
 
 3. 30 . all that were 71 . ot the i.evites were 22,060 
 
 4. 34. they v. of Ihe sons of the Kohathites. 37. 
 
 38. those that were 7 /. of the Gershenites, -11. 
 
 42. those that were ?/. ot the sons of Merari, 45. 
 
 _45. these w lioni itloses and Aaron 71 . 46. 
 
 7 . 2. who were princes and over them that were 7/. 
 1-t. 29 . carcases fell in wilderness, all that were 71 . 
 
 26. 51. these were 71 . of the children of Israel 
 
 57 . 71. of the I.evites || ().3. Moses and Eleazar 71 . 
 .Josh. ti. 10. .loshua rose early and 71 . the people 
 Judy. 20. 15. the children of Benjamin were 7i. 
 
 1 Sai/i. 11.8. and when lie 71 . them in I’ezek 
 
 15. 4. .Saul 71. people in I'elaim,‘2(''0,C0O footmen 
 
 2 Sa77i. 18. 1. David 71 . the people that w ere w illi him 
 
 24. 10. David’s heart smote him alter he had 71 . 
 
 1 hi7iffs 3. 8. a great peojile that cannot be 7i. 
 
 8. 5. sheep and oxen that couLl not he /i. 2 Chr. 5. 6. 
 20. 15. then he 71. the in inces of the provinces 
 
 26. at return ot the year Ben-hadad 71 . tlie Syrians 
 ‘27. Isiael were n. and were like two Hocks 
 
 2 kings ;!. 6. and king .leboiam 71 . all Israel 
 
 1 Chro7i. 21. 17 . 1 commanded the people to be 77 . 
 23.3. now the Leviteswere//. from thirty years, ‘27- 
 
 2 Chr. 2 . 17. Solomon 71 . all the strangers'in Israel 
 
 2 Chr, 25. 5. be n. them from twenty j'cars old and 
 i.zra 1. 8. Cyrus n. the v essels to .Shestibazzar 
 Psal. 40. 5. they are more than can be 7i. 
 
 1. ccl. 1. 15. that which is wanting cannot be n. 
 
 Isa. 22. 10. ye have 71. the houses of Jerusalem 
 
 53. 12. he was u. w ith franseressors, Mark 15.28. 
 Jer. 33. 22. as the host ot heaven, cannot Ite n. 
 
 1 Jan. 5. 26. God liaili7i.thy kingdom, and finislied it 
 Ik s. 1.10. as Ihe sand ot the sea, w bich cannot be 71. 
 Mat. 10. W. hairs or your head are all 77 . y.f7>(cl2. 7. 
 xlcts 1. 17 . tor he was 77. with us, and obtained part 
 
 ‘26. Matthias was 77 . with the eleven apostles 
 NUMIA-.IIE.SI. 
 
 Exod. .30. 12. shall give every man a ransom when. 
 
 thou 77 . tliat there be 110 plague when thou 71 . 
 Job 14. 10. for now thou 77. my steps, dost not tliou 
 NU.MBL,RI2vG. 
 
 Gc77. 41. 49 . .loseph gathered com until he left n. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 17. after the n. wherewith David uutnb. 
 
 RLILSE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A vvomari leho .\uckles a child, Exod. 
 2- .7. [2] One that assists in hringiuy up 
 children, Ruth 4. 16. It is applied, [1] To godly 
 kings and queens, uho have a sincere affection 
 and tender reya'd to the church, Isa. J9. ‘2.3. 
 [ 2 ] To faithful ministers of the gospel, ivho are 
 mild and obliging, using all kind and ichtTiiny 
 expressions, as nurses do to please children, 
 1 Thess. 2. 7 . 
 
 Gen. 24. 59. they sent away Tlebekah and her n. 
 .35. 8 . but Deborah, Rebekah's n. died, and was b. 
 Exod. 2 . 7 . shall 1 call to thee a n. of Ilebr. women.' 
 Luth-i. 16. iNaomi took the child, and became n. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 4. liis n. took him up and Heel, and he tell 
 2 Kings 11.2. they hid him and Ids n. 2 Chr. 22. 11. 
 Acts 1.3. + 18. he suffered, as a n. bearetli the child 
 
 1 The.ss. 2. 7 . were gentle, as a n. cherish, her childr. 
 
 ^LRSE. 
 
 Exod. 2. 7 ..that she may’ n. the child for thee 
 
 9. take this child a wav, and 77 . it for rne, 1 willgive 
 
 RCR.SED. 
 
 Exod. 2. 9. the woman took the child, and 77. it 
 Isa. 00. 4. thy daughters shall be n. at thy side 
 RURSllsG. 
 
 Num. 11.12. carry tliem in tliy besom, as a n. father 
 Isa. 49.23. kings be n. fathers, queens thy n. mothers 
 ISI’HILRE. 
 
 Eph. 6. 4. bring them up in the n. of the Lord 
 R'UT.S. 
 
 Ge77. 43. 11 . carry’ down a pi esent, n. and almonds 
 Cant. 6. il. 1 w ent down into tlie garden of 77 . 
 
 O. 
 
 OAK. 
 
 Gen. 35. 4. .Tacoh hid the gods under the o. by Shec, 
 8 . Debor. Rebekah’s nurse, was buried under an 77. 
 Josh. 24. 26. and set it np there under an o. 
 
 Judg. 6. 11. an angel of the Lord sat under an n. 
 
 9. + 6. made Abimeiech king by’ the o. of the pillar 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 9. Absalom’s mule went under an u. 
 
 10. Absalom banged in an o. |{ 14. alive in the < 7 . 
 1 Kings 13.14. he found the man of God under an o. 
 1 Chr. 10. 12. buried their bones under o. in .labesh 
 Isa. 1. .30. ye shall be as an o. whose leaf facleth 
 
 0. 13. as teil tree, or o. whose substance is in them 
 44. 14. he taketli tlie cypress and 0. to make a gcxi 
 Ezek. 6. 13. among their idols under every thick o 
 OAKS. 
 
 Isa. 1. 29 . shall be ashamed of the 0. which ye desir. 
 
 2. 13. the day of the Lord on all the o. of Jiashan 
 57 . + 5. intiaining yourselves among the o. 
 
 I.zek. £7.6. of c). of Easl'.an have they marie thine oars 
 Ilos. 4. 13. and burn incense upon the hills under < 7 . 
 xlmos 2. 9 . the Amorite was strong as the o. 
 
 Zech. 11. 2. howl, fir-tree, howl, O yeo. of Eashan 
 OAR. 
 
 Ezek. £7- 29. all that handle the 0. shall cry 
 OARS 
 
 Isa. .3.3. 21. wherein shall go no galley with 0. 
 Lzek. £7. 6. of the oaks of Bashaii they made thy o. 
 OA'IH 
 
 Is a solemn action, whereby we call upcm God, the 
 searcher of hearts, to witness the truth of what we 
 ajjirm, for the ending cf strife or control ersies, 
 lleb. 6. 16. It is spoken, (i) ( f God the la¬ 
 ther, who sware, [1] To his Son, the Lord Messiah, 
 the Mediator of the new covenant, that Christ 
 should he his only and eternal Priest, hereby 
 honouring his Son, and giving strong consolation 
 to his people, in such a lioyal High Priest, who- 
 should effectually manage all their concerns with 
 him for ever, Psal. 110. 4. lleb. 7- 21. fC] To 
 men, either in love or wrath, hereby as.Miring 
 them of the immutability of his purposes, that the 
 blessings be promised should be bestowed, and that 
 the judgments he threatened should he inflicted, 
 Gen. 22. 16, I 7 . Psal. 95. 11. lleb. 6. 17. (il> 
 Cf men, who when necessity, or the importance 
 of a matter, requires it, ought to swear, [ 1 ] Leti- 
 gicusfy. by God only, Dcut. 6. 1.3.1 10. 20. [2J 
 lleverently. and with fear, Eccl. 9. 2. [3] Cau¬ 
 tiously, (leii. 24. 5, 8. .losii. 2. 17. [4] Sin- 
 ccre!y, faithfully, and justly, Jer. 4. 2. 
 iden must not swear, [1] Idolatrously, in the name 
 of any false cods, or tn the name cf inanimate 
 thing.'), .Icsh. 23. 7- .lam. 5. 12. [2] Peceufuily, 
 .lei. 42. 5, 20. [3] falsely, l.ev. 6. 3. 1 19. 12. 
 [4] Lashly, Lev. 5. 4. iMat. 14. 7. 
 
 Gen. 24. 8. thou shalt be c lear from this my o. 41. 
 26. .3. I will perform the 0 . which I swear to 
 Abraham, Pent. 7. 8. Psal. 105. 9. Jer. 11.5. 
 £8. let there be now an 0. betwixt us and thee 
 50. 2 b. Joseph took an <>. cf the children of Israel 
 P.xvd. 22 . 11. an o. of the Eord shall be between us 
 Lev. 5. 4. that a man sliall pionounce with an 0, 
 Kum. 5. 19 . the priest shall charge her by an o. 
 
 £1. L. niake thee a curse and an o. among people 
 .30. £. if a man sw ear an o. to bind his soul, 10. 
 
 1.3. every vow, and every hindinge. to alflict soul 
 Dcut. £9.12. his 0 . which the Lord maketli witli tliee 
 
OBE 
 
 OBS 
 
 OBT 
 
 Deut. 29.14. neither with you onl j' do T make this o. 
 Josh. 2. 17 ..we will be blameless of this (bine 0. 
 
 9 . 20. lest wrath be on iis, because of the o. 
 
 Judg. 21. 5. for Israel had made a e:rpat o. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 26. for the people feared the 0. 
 
 27 . when Saul charged them wiih thee. 28. 
 
 2 Sam. 21.7- king spared ISIephihosheth, bee. of o. 
 
 1 Kingsi. 4.‘5. why ihen hast thou not kept the o. '! 
 
 8. .31. and an 0. he laid on him, and the o. come be¬ 
 
 fore thine altar in this house, 2 C'//r. 6.22. 
 18. 10. he took an 0. of the kingdom and nation 
 
 2 Kings 11. 4. .lehoiada took an 0. of them in house 
 
 1 Chr. 16.16. be mindful of his o. to Isaac 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 15. all ludah rejoiced at thee. 
 
 J^eh. 5. 12. and ‘Nehemiah took ane. of the priests 
 10.29. they entered into an 0 . to walk in God’s law 
 £ccl.8. 2. and that in regard of the, 0 . of God 
 
 9 . 2. he thatsweareth, as he that feareth an 0 . 
 
 Eiek. 16. 59. which hast despised thee. 17 , 18, 19. 
 
 17 . 13. a covenant, anfl hath taken an 0. of him 
 
 16 . that made him king, whose 0. he despised 
 Dan. 9.11. curse is poured on us, and o. wntt.in law 
 Zech.Q. 17 . love no false a. for this 1 hate 
 
 Mat. 14. 7 . he promised with an 0. to give her 
 
 9. nevertheless, for the o. sake, Mark 6 . 26. 
 
 ■26. 72 . again he denied with an 0. 1 know not man 
 Luke 1. 73 . the 0. which he sware to our father 
 Jlcts 2. 30. that God hath sworn with an o. to him 
 
 23. 21. which have bound themselves with an 0. 
 JJeh. 6 . Ib.ane.for confirmation is an end of all strife 
 
 17 . God confirmed it by an 0. that by two things 
 
 7 . 20. as not without an 0. he was made priest, 21. 
 
 28. the 0 . which was since the law, maketh the Son 
 Jam. 5 . 12. swear not by the earth, nor any other 0. 
 
 OATHS. 
 
 Essk. 21. 23. divination to them that have sworn 0. 
 Hah. 3. 9 . the bow made naked, according to thee. 
 Mat. 5 . 33. shall perform to the Lord thine 0. 
 OBLDILISICE 
 
 Is twofold, (T) That which is given to God, and is 
 spoken, [1] Of Christ the great Redeemer's per¬ 
 fect obedience to the will of his Father, both hi 
 doing and suffering, by the merit of which sinners 
 are justified before God, Korn. 5. 19. [2] Of 
 
 that voluntary, free, and cheerful obedience, which 
 the angels in heaven yield to the commands of God, 
 Psal. 10.3. 20. Wat. 6. 10. [.3] Of that involun¬ 
 tary obedience which devils and toicked men are 
 forced to yield to the commands of God, F.xod. 11. 
 1. 1 12. 31. Mark 1. 27. Luke 4. .36. [4] Of the 
 obedience of good men, which consists, [ 1 ] In be¬ 
 lieving and embracing the gospel, and subjecting 
 themselves thereunto ; whence it is, that obedi¬ 
 ence is put for faith, Rom. 16.19. compared with 
 Rom. 1. 8. [2] In a conformity of our affections 
 and actions unto the will of God revealed in his 
 word, which is begun in this life, but is to be 
 perfected in heaven, Rom. 6. 16. 1 Pet. 1. 14. 
 ■[5] Of the subjection of all creatures to the com¬ 
 mand of God, Psal. 105. .30, .31. At his com¬ 
 mand the ravens did feed F.lijah, 1 Kings I 7 . 4, 
 
 6 . The fish vomited out .lonah, chap. 2 . 10 . The 
 'tempestuous sea became calm, INIat. 8 . 26, 27 . 
 He spake, and there came frogs, flies, lice, hail, 
 locusts, &c. upon Egypt, Psal. 105. .30, .31, 32, 
 34. (II) 'That which is due, or performed to man, 
 either, [ 1 ] Ry the unreasonable creatures, .lam. 
 3. 3. Or, [2] By inferiors to their superiors: 
 as, by wives unto their husbands. Tit. 2 . 5. 
 Children to their parents, Eph. 6 . 1. Servants 
 to their masters, Eph. 6 . 5. .Subjects to their 
 princes or magistrates, Rom. 1.3. 1 . And by 
 people to their pastors, Ileh. 1.3. I 7 . 
 
 € Ham. 22. 45. strangers shall yield feigned o. unto 
 me as soon as they hear, Psal. IB. + 44. | 66. t 3. 
 Rom. 1. 5. for 0. to the faith among all nations 
 5.19. by the e. of one shall many be made righteous 
 6. 16. of sin to death, or of 0. unto righteousness 
 16. 19 . your 0. iscome abroad unto all men 
 26 . made known to all nations for theo. of faith 
 1 Cor. 14. 34. women are commanded to be under 0 . 
 ■2 Cor. 7 . 15. he remembereth the 0. of you all 
 
 10. 5 . bringing every thought to the o. of Christ 
 6. all disobeilience, when your o. is fulfilled 
 
 Philem.‘l\. having confidence in thy 0. I wrote 
 Heh. 5.8.yet learned he 0. by the things be suffered 
 
 1 Pet. 1.2. through sanctification ot the Spirit toe. 
 
 OBEDIEIST, 
 
 E.xod. 24. 7 . T.ord hath said, we will do, and be 0. 
 Num. 27 . 20. puthonour on him, that Isr, may he 0. 
 fie?/;. 4. .30. if turn to L. andsliall bee. to his voice 
 
 8. 20. j’e shall perish, because ye would not be e. 
 
 2 .S’e//?. 22. 45. strangers shall be e. unto me 
 Prov. 25. 12. so is a wise reprover upon an 0. ear 
 Isa. 1. 19 . if e. ye shall eat the good of the land 
 
 42. 24. neither were they e. to his law 
 Acts 6. 7 . the priests were o. to the faith 
 Rom. 15.18. to make Gentiles 0. by word and need 
 2 Cor. 2 . 9 .might know whether ye be e. in all things 
 Eph. 6. 5. servants, be o. to your masters, '/'it. 2. 9. 
 P'hil. 2. 8. Christ became 0. unto death of tlie cross 
 Tit. 2.5. wives, be 0. ll 1 Pet. 1. 14. children, be o. 
 OBEY. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 8. therefore, my son,o. my voice, 1.3. 4.3. 
 Exod. 5 . 2. who is the Lord, that 1 should o. him ? 
 19 . 5. now if ye will o. my voice indeed 
 23. 21. 0. his voice ll 22. if slialt indeed o. his voice 
 Deut. 11 . 27 . a blessing, ifyeo. commands of I.ord 
 
 1.3. 4. 0. his voice, 27. 10. .30. 2, 8. 1 Sam. 12. 14. 
 .30. 20. and that thou mayest 0. Ids voice 
 Josh. 24. 24. the Lord’s voice will we o. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 19 .the people refused to 0. voice of Samuel 
 15. 22. behold, to o. is better than sacrifice 
 Heh. 9. 17 . .and refused to o. neither were mindful 
 Job .36.11. if they o. and serve him they shall spend 
 Psal. 18. 44. as soon as they hear, they sliall o. me 
 Prov. 30. 17 . the eye that despiseth, toe. his mother 
 Isa. 11. 14. the children of Ammon shall o. them 
 Jer. 7 . 2.3. 0. my voice, and 1 will be your God, 
 and ye shall be my people, 11. 4, 7. 
 26. 13. amend your ways, and 0. tlie voire of the 
 Lord your God, 38. 20. Zech. 6. 15. 
 
 Jer. 35.14. Rechabites 0. their father’s commandm. 
 42. 6 . we will 0. the voice of Lord our God, that it 
 may be well with us when we o. the Lord 
 Dan.f.Tl. and all dominions shall serve and 0. him 
 Mat. 8 . 27 . what manner of man is this, that even 
 winds and sea 0. him t Mark 4.41. Luke 8.25. 
 Mark 1 . 27 . even the unclean spirits 0. him 
 Luke 17 . 6 . be thou plucked up, and it shall 0. you 
 Acts 5. 29 . we ought to 0. God rather than men 
 32. whom God hath given to them that o. him 
 Rom. 2. 8. but to them that 0. unrighteousness 
 6.12. tliat ye should o. it in the lusts thereof 
 16. know ye not, to whom 3 'e yield yourselves 
 servants to 0. his servants ye are to whom ye 0. 
 Eplt.lj. 1. children, 0. your parents. Col. 3. 20. 
 
 Col. .3. 22. servants, o. in all things your masters 
 Tit. 3. 1. put them in mind to 0. magistrates 
 Heb. 5. 9 . author of eternal salvat. to all thate. him 
 
 13. 17 . 0. theni that have the rule over you 
 Jam. .3.3. put bits in horses’ mouths, that they may 0. 
 
 Not OBEY, OB BY not. 
 
 Deut. 11.28. a curse, if ye will noto. the command¬ 
 ments of Lord your God, 28. 62. 1 ■'Ham. 12. 
 15. Job .36. 12. Jer. 12. 17 .1 18. 10. 
 
 21.18. who will not 0. the voice of his father, 20. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 19 . wherefore then didst thou not 0.? 
 
 .fer. 42.13. but if ye say, we will not 0. the Lord 
 Dan. 9. 11. that they might not 0. thy voice 
 Acts 7- .^9. to whom our fathers would not o. 
 
 Rom. 2. 8. that are contentious, and do not 0. truth 
 Gal. 3.1. who bewitcheth you, that should not 0.? 5.7. 
 
 2 'Thess. 1.8. taking veng. on them tliato. 7/c; gospel 
 3.14. if any man 0. not our word, note that man 
 
 1 Pet. .3.1. if any 0. not the word, they may be won 
 4. 17 . what shall end be of them that 0. not gospel I 
 OBEYED. 
 
 Gen. 22.18. be blessed , becau.se thou hast 0. 26.5. 
 
 28. 7- that .lacob 0. his father and his mother 
 Josh. 22. 2. have 0. my voice in all I command, you 
 1 Sam. 15. 20. Saul said, I have 0. the voice of Lord 
 
 24. because 1 feared the people, and 0. their voice 
 28. 21. behold, thine handmaid hath 0. thy voice 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 2.3. then all Israel 0. Solomon 
 
 2 Chron. 11.4. they 0. the words of the Lord 
 Jer. 34. 10. then they 0. and let them go 
 
 .35. 8. thus have we 0. the voice of .lohadab, 10. 
 
 18. because ye 0. the commandment of your fath. 
 Dan. 9 .10. neither have we 0. the voice of the Lord 
 Hag. 1. 12. the people 0. the voice of the Lord 
 Acts 5. .36. many as 0. 'Fheudas were scattered, .37. 
 Rom. 6 . 17 . have//, from heart that form of doctrine 
 Phil. 2. 12. ye have 0. not in my presence only 
 Heb. 11. 8. by faith Abraham o. and went out 
 1 Pet. 3. 6. Sarah 0. Abraham, calling him. Lord 
 Not OBEYED. 
 
 Josh. 5. 6. were consumed, because they o. riot 
 Judg. 2. 2. but ye have not 0. my voice", 6. 10. 
 
 1 Kings HO. 36. thou hast w/X//. the voice of Lord 
 
 2 Kings 18.12. because they 0. not the voice of T.ord 
 Prov. 5.13. and have not 0. the \mice of m 3 ' teachers 
 Jer. 3.13. ye have not 0. my voice, saith the Lord, 
 
 25.1 42. 21. I 4.3. 4, 7.! 44. 2.3. 
 
 9 . 13. they have not 0. my voice, 11. 8. I 17. 2.3. | 
 .32. 23. 1 40. 3. Dan. 9. 10. 14. 
 Zeph. 3. 2. she 0. not the voice, she drew not near 
 Rom. 10. 16 . but they have not all 0. the gospel 
 OBEYED.ST. 
 
 1 Sam. 28.18. because thou 0. not the voice of Lord 
 Jer. 22.21. thy manner that thou 0. not my voice 
 OBKYF/FH. 
 
 Prov. 15.+32.that//, reproof getteth understanding 
 Isa. 50.10. who that 0. the voice of his servant ? 
 Jer. 7 . 28. this is a nation that 0. not the Lor/l 
 
 11. 3. cursed be the man that 0. not the words of 
 OBEYING. 
 
 .Tudg. 2. 17 . your fathers o. but they did not so 
 1 Sam. 15. 22. in sacrifice, as in 0. the voice of Lord 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. have purified y'our souls in 0. the truth 
 
 OBEISANCE. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 7 . your sheaves made 0. to my sheaf 
 9. the sun, moon, and eleven stars made 0. to me 
 
 4.3. 28. they bowed and made 0. to .loseph 
 Exod. 18. 7 . Moses did o. to his father in-law 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 2. the Amalekite di/1 0. to Davi/1 
 
 14. 4. the woman of Tekoah did o. to the king 
 
 15. 5. when an 3 ' man came nigh to /lo him 0. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 16. Fath-sheba di/i o. to king Davi/l 
 
 2 Chron. 24.17. princes of I u/iah made o. to the king 
 
 OBJECT. 
 
 Acts 24 . 19. and 0. if they had ought against me 
 OBLATION. 
 
 Lev. 2. 4. an 0. of a meat offering baken, 5, 7. 13. 
 
 12. as for 0. of the first-fruits, ye shall offer them 
 3. 1. if his 0. be a sacrifice of peace offering 
 
 7 . 14. he shall offer one out of the whole 0. 
 
 29 . he shall bring his 0. to the Lord, of sacrifices 
 22. 18. that will offer his o. for all his vows 
 Num. 18. 9. every o. of theirs shall he most holy 
 31. .50. we have brovight an 0. for the T.or/l 
 Isa. 19.21. the Egyptians shall /lo o. to the lord 
 40.20. that is so impoverished that he hath no 0. 
 
 66.3. that offereth an o. as if he offere/1 swine’s flesh 
 Jer. 14.12. when they offer an o. I will not accept 
 Ezek. 44. .30. an/1 every 0. shall be the priest’s 
 
 45. 1. when ye sliall /livi/le the land, offer an 0. 
 
 1.3. this is the 0. ye sliall offer, 48. 9, 20, 21. 
 
 16. shall give this 0. for the prince in Israel 
 Dan. 2. 46. that they shoul/l offer an 0. to Daniel 
 9.21. time of the even 0. |1 27 . shal 1 cause 0. to cease 
 OBLATIGN.S. 
 
 Lev. 7. .38. he comman/ie/1 Israel to offer their 0 . 
 
 2 Chron. .31. 14. to distribute the 0. of the Ixird 
 Prov. 29. + 4. but a man of o. overthroweth it 
 Isa. 1. i.3. bring no more vain 0. unto me 
 Ezek. 20.40. 1 will require the first-fruits of your o. 
 44. .30. every sort of your o. shall be the priest’s 
 OBSCUIIE. 
 
 Prov. 20.20. his lamp shall be put out in 0. darkness 
 OB.SCURITY. 
 
 By obscurity', or darkness, all kinds of adversity 
 and calamity are resembled, as happiness and 
 prosperity are by light, Isa. 58. 10. It is said. 
 
 that the Jews, after they were delivered from their 
 dark and calamitous condition in the Babylonish 
 captivity, observed a feast, which they called, 
 
 '1 he feast of lights ; because so great a happiness 
 of being delivered from bondage, and of having the 
 service of the temple re-established, broke forth 
 upon them beyond their hope, as the rays of the sun, 
 dart themselves through the clouds. Obscurity 
 also sigriifi.es spiritual ignorance and blindness, 
 from which God delivers his people, when he be.stows 
 upon them the clear and saving knowledge of the 
 truth, Isa. 29. 18. 
 
 Isa. 29. 18. the eyes of the blind shall see out of o. 
 
 58.10. then shal I thy light rise in//, and /larkness 
 59. 9. we wait for light, but behold 0. for brightness 
 
 OBSBKVA'I’ION. 
 
 The kingdom of (rod cometh not with observation. 
 Luke 17 . 20. That kingdom which God will set 
 up in the world, will not become conspicuous and 
 remarkable by any outward .splendour, or worldly 
 pomp, but by its inward power and efficacy upon 
 the hearts and minds of men. 
 
 Mai. 3. + 14. what profit that we have kept his o. ? 
 LukeVl- 20. the kingdom of God cometh not with 0. 
 OBSEBVATIONS. 
 
 Exod. 12. + 42. it is a night of 0. unto the Tx/rd 
 Neh. 13. + 14. my deeds done for the 0. thereof 
 OB.SERVE. 
 
 Exod.12. 17 . ye shall//.the feast of unleaven, bread, 
 for 1 brought armies out of Egypt, 24. Deut. 
 
 46 - 1 - 
 
 .31. 16. 0. the sabbath H .34. 22. 0. feast of weeks 
 
 34.11. 0. thou that which I commanti thee this day', 
 
 Deut. 12. 28. I 24. 8. 
 Lev. 19. 26. nor shall ye use enchantments, o. times 
 37 . ye shall o. all my statutes, 2 Chron. 7 . 17 . 
 
 Neh. 1. 5. 'Psal. 105. 45. Ezek. 37. 24. 
 Num. 28. 2. my sacrifice shall ye 0. to offer me 
 Deut. 16. 1.3. 0. the feast of tabernacles seven days 
 1 Kings 20. 3.3. now the men did diligently 0. 
 
 Ps. 5. 1 8. because of those which o. me, 27 . + 11. 
 54. + 5. he shall rewar/1 evil to those that 0. me 
 71 .+10. they tl'.at 0. iny soul take counsel together 
 107 . 4.3. whoso is wise, and will 0. these things 
 119 . 34. I shall //. it with my whole heart 
 Prov. 23. 26. and let thine eyes 0. my ways 
 Jer. 8. 7- tlie crane and swallow//, the time 
 Ezek. 20. 18. neither o. their judgments nor defile 
 IIos. 1 . 3 . 7 . as a leopard by the way will I o. them 
 Jonah 2.8. that//, lying vanities, for.sake their mercies 
 Mat. 28. 20. teaching them to 0. all things whatever 
 Acts 16. 21. customs not lawful to 0. being Homans 
 
 21. 25. concluded that the Gentiles//. no such thing 
 Gal. 4. 10. ye //. days, and months, and times 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 21. then 0. these things without preferring 
 
 See Do. 
 
 OB.SERVED. 
 
 Gen. , 37 . 11. but his father 0. the saying 
 Exod. 12. 42. it is a night to be much c. to the T.or/l 
 Num. 15.22. have erred, and not o. commandments 
 Deut. 33. 9. Levi o. thy word, kept thy covenant 
 
 2 Sam. ll. 16. when Joab 0. city, he assigned Uriah 
 2 Kings 21. 6. Manasseh //.times, 2 Chron.88. 5 . 
 IIos. 14. 8. I have heard him, and 0. him 
 Markf). 2A. for Herod feared .lohn and 0. him 
 
 10, 20. all these have 1 o. from my youth 
 
 OBSERVER. 
 
 Deut. 18. 10. there shall not be found an 0. of times 
 OBSERVERS. 
 
 Deut. 18. 14. these nations hearkene/1 to 0. of times 
 Ps. 59 .+ 10. God shall let me see my desire on my' 0. 
 OBSERVEST. 
 
 Job 18 . + 27 . thou 0. all my paths, settest a print 
 Isa. 42. 20. seeing many things, but thou 0. not 
 OBSEHVETH. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 4. he that 0. the wind shall not sow 
 OBSTINATE. 
 
 Deut. 2 . .30. the Lord thy God made his heart o. 
 Isa. 48. 4. because I knew that thou art//. 
 OBTAIN. 
 
 Gen. 16.2. it may he I may 0. children by her 
 1 Chron. 29. + 14. that we'shoiild //.strength to offer 
 Prov. 8. .35. an/l shall 0. favour of the Lord 
 Isa. 85 . 10. they' shall 0. joy and gladness, 51. 11. 
 Dan. 11. 21. he shall o. the kingdom by flatteries 
 Luke 20. .35. be accounted worthy to 0. that world 
 Rom. 11. 31. thro’ your mercy they may 0. mercy 
 1 Cor. 9 . 24. so run that ye may 0, 
 
 25 . they/lo it to//, a corruptible crown, but we 
 
 1 7'//w.f. 5. 9 . but to//, salvation by our L. Jes. Chr. 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 10. may 0. salvation which is in Chr. Jes. 
 Heb. -4. 16. that we may //. mercy, and find grace 
 
 11. 35. that they might 0. a better resurrection 
 Jam. 4. 2 . ye kill, ye desire to have, and cannot 0. 
 
 OBTAINED. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. + 6. but who hath 0. strength to buiM 
 Neh. 1.3. 6. after certain /lays I 0. leave of the king 
 Esth. 2. 9 . Esther o. kin/lness, |1 17. she//, grace 
 IIos. 2 . 23. have mercy on her that ha/I not//, mercy 
 Actsl. 17 . and ha/l 0. part of this ministry 
 
 22. 28. with a great sum /». 1 this free/lom 
 
 26. 22. having 0. help of G. 1 continue to this day 
 
 27 . 1.3. supposing that they' had o. their purpose 
 Rom. 11. 7 . what then ’ Israel hath not o what he 
 
 seeketh for, but the election hath o. it 
 30 ye have now 0. merev through their unbelief 
 1 Cor. 7 . 25. as one that ha’th o. mercy ot the Lord 
 Ei>h. 1. 11. in whom we have//, an inheritance 
 1 Tim. 1. 13. I 0. mercy, because I did it igno 
 
 rantly, 16. 
 
 Heb. 1. 4. //. a more excellent name than they 
 6 15. he had patiently en/lure/l, he 0 . the nromises 
 
 8. 6. he hath 0. a more excellent ministry than they 
 0. 12. having 0. eternal redemption tor us 
 ii o’ bv it the elders o. a good report, 39. 
 
 4 ’ Abe'l o. witness that he was righteous 
 33. who o. promises, stoppe/l mouths ot li/ms 
 
 1 Pet. 2 . 10. which had not //. mercy, but now have o. 
 o Pet. 1. 1. that have 0. like precious taith with us 
 
 iS/’c Fa voPK. 
 
 OBTAINING. 
 
 2 Thess, 2 . 14. to 0 . of the glory of our T,. Jes, Chr. 
 
 z 337 
 
OFF 
 
 OFF 
 
 OFF 
 
 OCCASTOl^. 
 
 Gen. 43.18. that he may seek o. asrainst ns and fall 
 mayestdoas thou shaltlind o. 1 6'a/n.l0.7. 
 
 14. 4. Samson sought o. against the Pliilistines 
 2 Ham. 12.14. given great o. toeneiniesto hlaspherrie 
 £,zra 7. 20. wliich thou shalt liave o. to hestow 
 Jer. 2. 24. in lier o. who can turn lier away ? 
 
 E:ek. 18. 3. shall not have o. any more to use prov. 
 Dan. 6. 4. sought to find o. and could find none o. 5. 
 Horn. 7. 8. sin'taking o. by tlie commandment, 11. 
 
 14. 13. put not an o. to fall in his brother’s way 
 2 Cor. 5. 12. we give you o. to glory on our behalf 
 
 8. 8. 1 speak by o. ot the forwaniness of others 
 11.12. tliat 1 may cut offo. from them which desireo. 
 
 Gal. 5. 13. only use not liberty for an o. to tiie ilesh 
 1 Tim. 5. 14. younger give none o. (o the adversary 
 1 Jo/m 2. 10. there is none o. of stumbling in him 
 OCCASION KD. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 22. I have o. the death of all the persons 
 OCCASIONS. 
 
 Dent. 22. 14. and give o. of speech against her, I 7 . 
 Job 33. 10. behold, he findeth o. against me 
 OCCUPATION. 
 
 Gen. 46.33. shall say, v hat is your e..*’ 47. 3. Jon. 1.8. 
 Acts 18. 3. for by o. they were tent-makers 
 
 19. 25. wh(jm he called, with the worktneti of like e. 
 OCCUPY. 
 
 Etek. 27 . 9 . with mariners to 0. thy merchan'lise 
 Eukc 19 . 13. he said to his servants, o. till 1 come 
 OCCUPIKD. 
 
 Exod. .38. 24. the gold that was 0. for the work 
 Judg. 16 .11. if bind with new ropes that never wereo. 
 Eiek. 27 . 16. Syria 0. || 19. Dan and .lavan 0. 
 
 21. Arabia o. ll 22. Sheba 0. in thy fairs 
 lleb. 13. 9. meats not profited them that have 0. 
 OCCUPll'dlS. 
 
 Ezek. 27- 27- the o. of thy merchandise shall fall 
 OCCUPlKl'll. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 16. he that o. the room of the unlearned 
 OCCUR RENT. 
 
 1 Icings 5 . 4. there is neither adversary nor evil 0. 
 ODD. 
 
 Kum. 3.48. the 0. number of them is to be redeemed 
 ODIOUS. 
 
 1 Citron. 19.6. the Ammonites made themselves o. 
 Prov. .30. 23. for an 0. woman when she is married 
 
 ODOUR. 
 
 JoJm 12. 3. house was filled with o. of the ointment 
 Phil. 4. 18. an 0. of a sweet smell, a sacrifice 
 ODOURS. 
 
 Lev.^ 6 . .31. will not smell the savour ofyour sweeto. 
 
 2 Citron. 16 . 14. Asa was laid in a bed of sweet 0. 
 Estli. 2.12. sixmonths with oil of mj rrh and sweeto. 
 Jer. 34. 5. so shall they burn 0. for thee and lament 
 Dmi. 2. 46. that they should offer sweet 0. to Daniel 
 Pev. 5 . 8. having harps and golden vials full of o. 
 
 18. 13. no man buyeth their 0 . and ointments 
 OFFENCE 
 
 Signifies, Ang thing that a man finds in his zcag, 
 that may occasion him to stu'phle or fall: thus 
 IMoses forbids, 'J'o put a stumbliug-block Cor an 
 offeticej before the blind, Lev. 19. 14. that is, 
 neither zcood, stone, nor any thing else that may 
 make him stumble or fall. It was prophesied, 
 T hat Christ .lesus should be. for a stone of stum¬ 
 bling and rock of offence to both the houses of 
 Israel, Isa. 8. 14. His hutniliatiori, his poverty, 
 his birth, death, and cross, were rocks against 
 which the .lews struck, and upon which they hate 
 fallen and are broken; because they could not he 
 convinced, that such humble qualifications could 
 belong to the Messiah they expected. And the 
 apostle Paul exhorts the Corinthians, To give 
 none offence to Jews or Gentiles, 1 Cor. 10. 32. 
 that is, not to hinder them in their -way to heaven, 
 or induce them to act with a doubting conscience, 
 by an uztssasonable use of Christian liberty. 
 
 Jn a moral sense, there is an active and passive 
 scandal or offence. The first is that which -r,e 
 give to others by cur -words or actions; and the 
 second is taken from others, by seeing their evil 
 words or actions. It .signifies, [ 1 ] An hnpedi- 
 ment. Mat. 16. 23. [2] Hin, Rom. 4. 25. [3] 
 Contempt, Mat. 18. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. .31. this shall be no 0. of heart to my lord 
 Lsa. 8.14. but a rock of o. to both the houses of Isr. 
 Hos. 5.15. till they acknowledge their 0 . and seek me 
 Mat. 16. 23. get behind me, Satan, thou art 0 . to me 
 18. 7 . woe to that man by whom the 0. cometh 
 Acts 24. 16 . a conscience void of o. towards God 
 Pom. 5. 15. but not as the 0. so also is the free gift, 
 for if through the 0. of one many be dead, 18. 
 17 . for if by one man’s o. death reigned by one 
 
 20. the law entered that the o. might abound 
 
 9 . 3.3. I lay in Sion a stumbling-stone, and rock ofo, 
 14. 20. it is evil for that man who eateth with 0. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. .32. give none 0. in any thing, 2 Cor. 6. 3. 
 
 2 Cot. 11. 7- have 1 commit, an 0. in abasing myselt ? 
 Gal. 5.11. then is the 0. of the cross ceased 
 
 Phil. 1.10. may be without 0. till the day of Christ 
 1 Pet. 2. 8. a rock of 0. to them which stumble 
 OFFENCES. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 4. for yielding pacifieth great 0. 
 
 Mat. 18. 7- woe to the world because of 0. for it 
 must needs be that 0. come, Luke I 7 . 1. 
 Pom. 4. 25. who was delivered for our 0. and raisetl 
 5. 16. but the free gift is of many' o. to justification 
 16 . 17 . 1 beseech you, mark them which cause 0. 
 OFFEND 
 
 Signifies, [1] To commit any sin in thought, word, 
 or deed, ,1am. 3. 2. [2] To draw 07 ie to evil, or he 
 a let and Innderance to that which is good, ]\lat. 5. 
 29,30. [3] To take ocrasic 7 i of sinning when Jione 
 is given, thus the Pharisees zeere offended at 
 Christ, Mat. 1,5. 12. that is, they were more 
 alieriated from his person and doctrine. [4] To he 
 scandalized, or stumbled by the example of a 7 i- 
 other, 1 Cor. 8. 13. [5] To act znijustl’/, or in¬ 
 juriously, AeXs 25. 8. [6] To-vrong, Psal. 7.3. 15. 
 Job 34. 31. it is meet to say, I will note, any more 
 Ps. 73 .15.1 should 0. against generat. of thy’childr. 
 119. 165. that love thy Taw, notliing shall 0. them 
 
 Jer. * 2 . 3. all that devour him shall 0. evil shall come 
 50. 7 . ami their adversaries said, we o. not 
 y/cj. 4.15. tho’ Isr. play the harlot, let not Judah 0. 
 Ilab. 1.11. and he shall pass over ande. imputing 
 Mat. 5 . 29 . if thy rieht eye 0. thee, pluck it out 
 30. if thy hand o. thee, 18.8, 9. Mark 9. 43, 45, 47. 
 13. 41. they shall gatherall things that o. 
 
 17 . 27 . lest we should o. them, go to the sea 
 
 18.6. whosoo. oneofthese, Markj.AQ.. I,uke\~. 2 . 
 John 6. 61. he said to them, doth thiso. you r 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 13. if meat make thy brother o. lest he o. 
 Jam. 2. 10. yet o. in one point, he is guilty of all 
 
 3. 2. in many things we o. all, if any man o. not 
 (IFFENDED. 
 
 Gen. 20. 9. anrl what have 1 0. thee? .Ter. . 37 . 18. 
 
 40. 1. the butler and baker had 0. their lord 
 
 2 h'mgs 18. 14. saying, 1 have o. return from me 
 2 Chr. 28. 13. we have 0. against the Ford already 
 Ezra 10. + 13. for we have'greatly o. in this 
 Prov. 18. 19. a brother o. is harder to be won than 
 Ezek. 25. 12. because Edom hath greatly o. 
 
 lies. 13. 1. wlien Ephraim o. in l aal, he died 
 Mat. 11.6. bless, is he who shall not bee. LukeI.Q 3 . 
 13. 21. when tribulation or persecution ariseth be¬ 
 cause of the word, by and by he is o. Mark 4.17- 
 . 57 . and they were 0. in him, Mark 6 . 3. 
 
 15. 12. the Pharisees were 0. after they heard 
 24. 10. then shall many beo. and betray one anoth. 
 
 26. 31. all ye shall be o. because of me this night 
 33. Peter said, though all men shall beo. because 
 
 of thee, yet will 1 never be 0. l\/ark 14.29. 
 .TohnlQ. 1. I have si)oken, that ye should not be 0. 
 Acts 25. 8. nor yet against Cesar have I o. at all 
 Pom. 14. 21. whereh 3 ’ thy brother iso. or made weak 
 2 Cor. 11. 29. who is 0. and I burn not ? 
 
 OFFENDER. 
 
 Isa. 29. 21. that make a man an 0. for a word 
 gJcyf 25.11. if The an 0. or have committed any thing 
 OFFENDERS. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 21.1 and my son Sol. shall be counted 0. 
 OFFE^R. 
 
 Exod. 22. 29. not delay to 0. the first of the fruits 
 2.3. 18. thouslialt not 0. the blood, .34. 25. 
 
 29. 36. thou shalt c. every day a bullock for atonem. 
 
 38. thou shalt 0. on altar two lambs of first year 
 
 39. one lamb thou shalt o. in the morning, and 
 
 the other lamb at even, 41. Num. 28. 4, 8. 
 .30. 9 . 3 ’e shall o. no strange incense thereon 
 .35. 24. every one that did 0. silver and brass 
 Lev. 1. 3. 0. male without blemish, .3. 6.1 22.19, 20. 
 2. 1. and when any will 0. a meat offering to the 
 l ord, 14. 1 23. 16. Ntuii. 6. 17. 
 
 I. 3. v.’itli all thine offerings thou shalt 0. salt 
 
 3.1. if he 0. a peace offering, he shall 0. it without 
 blemish before the Lord, 6.1 9. 2. 1 19.5. 
 
 7 . if he 0. a lamb for his offering, 14. 12. 
 
 12. the goat he shall 0. before the Lord^ 
 
 4.14. congregation<). ayoungbullock, AT/w.15.24. 
 5. 8. 0. that foi' the sin offering first, 9. 7- 
 
 6.14. the sons of Aaron shall 0. it before the Lord, 
 
 22. I 14. 19. 115. 15. 30..AT<»r.6.11. 
 
 7 . 3. he shall 0. of it all the fat thereof 
 12. if he o. it for a fh.anksgiving, 22. 29. 
 
 .38. Israel to 0. their oblations to the Lord 
 
 17 . 7 . they shall no more 0. their sacrifices to devils 
 9 . iu'ingeth it not to the door to 0, it to the Lord 
 
 19. 6. it shall be eaten the same day ye 0. it 
 
 21. 6. anil the bread of their God the^' do o. 
 
 21. that hath a blemish shall not come nigh to 0. 
 
 22. 23. thou mayest o. fora free-will offering 
 Num. 7 . 11 . they o. theiroffering each prince 
 
 8. 11. Aaron shall 0. tlie Levites, 13. 15. 
 
 9 . 7 . why are we kept back, that we may not 0. ? 
 
 15. 7 . shalt 0. the third part of an bin of wine 
 
 14. if a stranger will 0 . an offering made by fire 
 19 . shall 0. an heave-offering, 18. 24, 26, 28, 29. 
 
 16. 40. that no stranger come near to o. incense 
 28. 2. shall ye observe to 0. to me in their season 
 
 II. in the beginnings of your months ye shall o. 
 24. after this manner ye shall 0. daily the meat 
 
 Dent. 12.14. the place the L. shall choose, there e. 
 
 18. .3. shall be the priest’s due from them that o. 
 
 3.3.19. shall 0. sacrifices of righteousness. Ps. 4 . 5 . 
 Judg. .3.18. when he made an end to 0. the present 
 
 16. 23. to 0. a great sacrifice to Dagon their God 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 21. Elkanah went up to 0. to the Lord 
 
 2. 19 . Hannah came wdth her husband to 0. sacrifice 
 28. did I choose him my priest to 0. on mine altar 
 
 2 Sam. 24 . 12. 1 0. thee three things, 1 Chr. 21 . 10. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 2. on thee shall 0. priests of high places 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . 14. should be able to 0. so willingly, 17 . 
 
 2 Chr. 24.14. whereof were made vessels to orwithal 
 Ezra 6. 10. to 0. sacrifices of sweet savours to God 
 Psal. 16. 4. drink offerings of blood will I not o. 
 
 27 . 6 . therefore will 1 e.in his tabernacle sacrifices 
 
 50.14. 0. to God thanksgiving, pay thy vows to L. 
 
 51.19. then shall they' 0. bullocks on thine altar 
 66 . 15. 1 will 0. to thee burnt sacrifices and fallings 
 72 . 10. the kings of Sheba and Seba shall 0. gifts 
 116. 17 . I will 0. the sacrifice of thanksgiving 
 
 Isa. . 57 . 7 . thither wentest thou up to o. sacrifice 
 Jer. 11.12. cry to the gods to whom they o. incense 
 Ezek. 20. .31. when ye 0. your gifts, ye pollute 
 
 41. 7- when j’e 0. my bread, the fat and the blood 
 
 15. they shall 0. to me the fat and the blood 
 
 45. 1. ye shall 0. an oblation to the Txl. 1,3. 1 48. 9. 
 Dim. 2.46. that they should o. an oblation to Daniel 
 llos. 9. 4. they shall not o. wine-offerings to T.ord 
 Amos 4. 5. c. a sacrifice of thanksgiving with leaven 
 Hag. 2. 14. that which they o. there is unclean 
 Mai. 1. 7.yeo. polluted bread upon mine altar 
 
 8. if ye o. the blind, 0. it now to thy governor 
 .3. .3, (). to the T.ord an offering in riglueousness 
 
 Mat. 5 . 24. and then come and 0. thy' gift 
 8. 4. 0. gift Moses commander!, Mark 1. 44. Luke 
 
 5. 14. 
 
 Luke 6. 29. smiteth on one cheek, 0. also the other 
 11.12. if shall ask an egg, will heo. him a .scorpion ? 
 1 Tim. 3. + 3. not readyTo 0. w rong, as one in wine 
 Heb. 5.1. that he may 0. both giftsandsacrifi. for sin 
 .3. he ought for hiiiiself toe. for sins 
 7 . 27 . needetli not to 0. sacrifice, first for his own sins 
 
 Jleb. 8 . 3. every high priest is ordained to 0 . it is or 
 necassity that this man have somewhat also to 0. 
 
 9. 25. nor yet that he should o. himself often 
 
 13. 15. by him let usu. sacrifice of praise to God 
 1 I’et. 2 . 5. by Jesus Christ too. spiritual sacrifices 
 Pev. 8 . 3. he should 0 . it with prayers of all saints 
 See 111 RNT Offkrings. 
 OFFERED. 
 
 Gen. .31. 51. Jacob o. sacrifice on the mount, 46. 1. 
 F.xcd. .35. 22. every man o. an offering of g..ld 
 Lev. 9 - 15. he slew the goat, and 0. it fi r sin 
 
 10. 1. Nadaband Abihu o. strange fire, and fire de¬ 
 voured them and they died, ) 6.1 . Num. .3. 1 . | 26.61. 
 Ntim. 7. 2. the princes 0 . for the dedication, 10. 
 
 8 , 21. Aaron 0 . tliein as an oflering before the l ord 
 16. .35. two hundreo and fifty men that incense 
 22. 40. Ralak o. oxen and sheep, 23. 2, 4, 14, :i0. 
 Judg. 5. 2 . the people willingly o. them.si-hes, 9 . 
 
 I. 3. 19 . Manoah took a kid and o. it on a rock 
 
 1 Sa/n. 1. 4. when the time wa > that Klkaiiah 0. 
 
 2. 1.3. w hen any 0. the priest’s servant came 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 17- David o. peace offerings, 24. 25. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 62. .''^olomon and all Israel o. 63. 
 
 12. .32. Jeroboam 0. in Beth el to the calves, 33. 
 22. 43. the {leople o. yet in the liigh jilaces 
 
 2 Kings 3. 20. w nen meat off ering was o. came Avater 
 16.12. Ahaz approached to the altar and o. 
 
 1 C/mrn. 29 . 6. the captains with the rulers o. 
 
 9. the people rejoiced for that they o. willingly 
 
 2 Citron. 15. 11. Asa o. to the Ixird of the spoil 
 17 .16. Amaziah willingly o. himself to the Lord 
 
 Ezra 1. 6. besides all that was willingly o. 
 
 2.68. some of fathers o. freely for the house of God 
 
 6. 17 . o. at the dedication of this bouse of God 
 
 7 .15. his counsellors freely 0. to the God of Israel 
 
 8 . 25. the king and all Israel there present had 0 . 
 10. 19 . they o. a ram of the flock for their trespass 
 
 Nell. 11.2. willingly 0. themselves to dwell at .feru. 
 12.43. that day they 0. great sacrifices and rejoiced 
 Isa. 57 . 6. to them tliou haste, a meat offering 
 60. 3. offereth an oblation, as if bee. swim's blcxid 
 Jer. 32. 29. they have o. incense unto Baal 
 Ezek. 20. 28. they 0. there their sacrifices 
 Daa. 11. 18. cause the reproach o. by him to cease 
 Amos 5 . 25. have yeo. to mesacrifices and offerings? 
 Jo 7 iah 1. 10. the men feared, and 0. a sacrifice to L. 
 Mai. 1.11. in every place incense beo. to my name 
 Acts 8. 18. Simon o. them money, saying, give me 
 15. 29 . abstain from meats 0 . to idols, 21. 25. 
 
 21.26. an offering should be o. for every' one of them 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. things o. to idols, 4. 7. lO.’l 10.19, 28. 
 Phil. 2. 17 . if I be o. on the service of your faith 
 
 2 Tim. 4.6. for I am now ready to be 0. the time 
 lieh. 5. 7 - w hen he had 0. up prayers and snpplicat. 
 
 7 . 27 . this he did once, Avben he o. up himself 
 
 9. 7 . not without bloocl, which he o. tor himself 
 
 9. w'ereo. giftc ,l 14. 0. himself wiihoutspot to G. 
 28. Christ was once o. to bear the sius of many 
 
 II . 4. by faith Abel 0. to G. a more excellent sacr,. 
 17 . by faith Abraham, when fried, o. up Isaac 
 
 Jam. 2 . 21 . Abraham justified by works w hen he o. 
 OFFER El'll. 
 
 Lev. 6. 26. the priest that o. it for sin shall cat it 
 7 . 18. neither shall it be imputed to him that o. it 
 21. 8. for heo. the bread of thy God, shall be holy 
 Psal. 50. 23. whoso o. praise glorifieth me, to him 
 Jj'a.66.3. he that 0 . oblation as if otfered swine’s flesh 
 OFFERING. 
 
 The Hebrews had several kinds of offerings, which 
 they presented at the tabernacle and temple. Some 
 were free--will offer higs, and others were if obliga¬ 
 tion. The Fir'st-fiuitSf the Tenths, the Sin offer¬ 
 ings, -were, of obligatum; the Peace offerings. 
 Vows, offerings of wine, oil, bread, and other 
 things which were made to the temple, or to the 
 ministers of the Lord, -were offerings of devotii n. 
 'I he Hebrew s called all offerings in general, Cor- 
 ban. Bnt the offerings of bread, >alt, fruits, and 
 liquors, as wine and oil, which were presented to 
 the temple, they called Mincha. The offerings of 
 grain, ineal, bread, cakes, fruits, wine, salt, oil, 
 -were common hi the temple and tabernacle. Some¬ 
 times these offerings were alone, and sometimes- 
 they accompanied the sacrifices. There -were five 
 sorts of these off'erhigs, called in Hebrew, Idinclia. 
 1. Erne flour or meal. 2. Cakes of several torts^ 
 baked in a7i oven. 3. Cakes baked upon a plate. 
 4. Another sort of cakes baked upon a gridiron, or 
 plate with holes in it. 5. The firstfruit> if the 
 ne-w corn, -which were offered either pztre and with¬ 
 out mixture, or roasted or parched hi the ear, or out 
 of the ear. 
 
 The cakes were kneaded with oil-olive, or fried in oil 
 in apa 7 i, orcnly dipped in oil after they were baked. 
 The bread offered to be presented upon the altar, 
 was to be without leaven, for leaven was never offer¬ 
 ed upon the altar, nor with the sacrifices ; partly to 
 put them in inind if their deliverance out of Egypt, 
 trheti they were forced through haste to take away 
 their 7 neal unleavened; partly to sienfy what 
 Clirist would be, and -what they should he, pure and 
 fi'ee from all error in the faith and worship of God, 
 arid from all hypocrisy and malice, or vtckedtiess, 
 all which ai'c signified by leaven, Mat. 16. 12. 
 Mark 8. 15. 1 Cor. 5 . 8. Gal. 5. 9. 
 
 The offerings now mentumed -were appointed in 
 favour cf the poorer sort, who could riot go to the 
 charge of sacrificing animals : and even those that 
 offered living xictiins were 7 iot excused from giving 
 meal, wine, a 7 id salt, which was to go along with 
 the greater sacrifices ; and also those that offered 
 only oblations of bread, or of meal, off'ered also oil, 
 incense, salt, and -wine, rchich were in a manner 
 the seasoning of it; In all thy offerings thou slialt 
 offer salt. Lev. 2. 13. noting, incorruptii n, or 
 soundness of mind, mid sincerity of grace, -which 
 in Scripture is signified by salt, Mark Q. 49. Col. 
 4 . 6 . and which is rtecessary in all them that would 
 offer an acceptable offering to God, or in testimimy 
 cf that coKimuniim which they had with God in 
 these exercises of his worship ; salt behig the great 
 symbol of friendship in all nations arid ages. 'The 
 
OFF 
 
 OFF 
 
 OFF 
 
 nriest m waiting received the offerings from the 
 hand of him that offered them, laid a part of 
 them upon the altar, and reserved the rest for Ins 
 own suhsisteiice : that was his right as a minister 
 of the Lord : nothing was quite burnt vp hut the 
 incense, of ti'hich the priest kept back nothing for 
 his own share. 
 
 When an Israelite offered a loaf to the priest, or a 
 whole cake, the priest broke the loaf or cake into 
 two parts, setting' that part aside that he reserved 
 to hrmself, and broke the other into crumbs,poured 
 oil upon it, salt, wine, and incense, and spread 
 the whole upon the fire of the attar; Jf these offer¬ 
 ings were accompanied by an animal for a sacri¬ 
 fice, it was all thrown upon the victim, to be con¬ 
 sumed along with it. 
 
 Jf these offerings were the ears of new corn, either of 
 wheat or barley, these ears were parched at the fire, 
 or in the fiame, and rubbed in the hand, and then 
 offered to the priest in a vessel; over which he put 
 oil, incense, wine, and salt, and then burnt it upon 
 the altar, first having taken as much of it as of 
 right belonged to himself. 
 
 The greatest part of these offerings were voluntary, 
 and of pure devotion. But when an animal was 
 offered in sacrifice, they were not at liberty to onnt 
 these offerings: every thing was to be supplied 
 that was to accompany the sacrifice, and which 
 served as a seasoning to the victim. 
 
 The Hebrews had properly but three sorts of sacri¬ 
 fices, which were the l‘:urnt offering, or Holocaust ; 
 tlie Sacrifice for Sin, or the Sacrifice of Expiation ; 
 and the Pacific Sacrifice, or Sacrifice of ihanks- 
 giving. 
 
 The Holocaust was offered and quite burnt up on 
 the altar of burnt offerings, without any reserve 
 to the person that gave the victim, or to the priest 
 that killed and sacrificed it; only the priest had 
 the benefit of the skin; for before the sacrifices 
 were offered to the Lord, their skins were flayed 
 off, and their feet and entrails were washed. 
 Lev. 7. 8. 
 
 The sacrifice for sin, or for expiation, or the purifi¬ 
 cation of a man who had fallen into any offence 
 against the law, was not entirely consumed upon 
 the fire of the altar. Nothing of it returned to 
 him that had given it, but the sacrificing priest 
 had a share in it, and these are the particulars that 
 were observed in this case. If it were the high- 
 priest who had offended through ignorance, he 
 offered a calf without blemish; he brought it to the 
 door of the tabernacle, put his hand upon the head 
 of the sacrifice, confessed his sin, asked pardon for 
 tt, killed and stuck the calf, carried its blood into 
 the tabernacle, with his finger made seven asper¬ 
 sions towards the veil that separated the holy 
 place from the sanctuary, put a little of this blood 
 upon the altar of mcense, and afterwards pcured 
 out all the rest at the foot of the altar of burnt 
 offerings. Bfter this he took away the fat that 
 covered the kidneys, the liver, and the bowels; 
 he put the whole upon the fire of the altar of 
 burnt sacrifices; and as to the skin, the feet, the 
 bowels, and the flesh of the sacrifice, he caused 
 them to be burnt out of the camp, in a clean place, 
 where they used to put the ashes that were taken 
 away from the altar of burnt sacrifices, Lev. 4. 
 3, 4, (fcc. 
 
 Jf it were the whole people that had offended, they 
 were to offer a calf in like manner. The elders 
 brought it to the door of the tabernacle, put their 
 hands upon its head, and confessed their offence; 
 after which the priest stuck the victim, and did 
 with it as has been said of the sin offering of the 
 high-priest. Lev. 4. 13, 14, &c. 
 a prince or ruler had offended, he offered a goat, 
 brought it to the door of the tabernaffe, put his 
 hand upon its head, and confessed his sin. The 
 priest sacrificed it, put of the blood of the victim 
 upon the horns of the altar of burnt offerings, 
 poured out the rest of the blood at the bottom of the 
 same altar, and the rest of the sacrifice was for 
 himself: he was obliged to eat it in the tabernacle, 
 and was not allowed to carry any of it without. 
 Lev. 4. 22, 23, &c. 
 
 If it was only a private person who had eommitted 
 an offence, he offered a sheep, or a she-goat without 
 blemish. If he was not of ability to offer a sheep 
 or a she-goat, he offered two turtles, or two young 
 pigeons, one finr his sin, the other for a burnt offer¬ 
 ing. But if he was so poor, as that he could not 
 afford to offer either of these, he might offer the 
 tenth part of an ephah of meal, that is, a little 
 more than a gallon, without oil or spice. He pre¬ 
 sented it to the priest, who took a handful of it, 
 and threw it upon the fire, and the rest was for him¬ 
 self, Lev. 5. 6, 7> &c. 
 
 The Peace offering was offered to return thanks to 
 God for his benefits, or to ask favours from him, 
 or to satisfy any one's private devotion, or for the 
 honour of God only. The Israelites offered them 
 when they pleased, and there was no law that obliged 
 them to it. It was free to them to present what ani¬ 
 mals they would, provided they were such as it was 
 allowed them to sacrifice. In these sacrifices no 
 distinction was observed either of the age or sex of 
 the victim, as was required in the burnt sacrifices, 
 and r//e sacrifices for sin, the law only required 
 that their viewns should be without blemish. Lev. 
 
 3. 1. He that presented them came to the door 
 of the tahernacle\put his hand upon the head of 
 the victim and killed it. The priest poured otit 
 the blood about the altar of burnt offerings ; burnt 
 upon the fire of the altar the fat winch covers 
 the kidneys, the liver, and bowels; and if it 
 were a lamb, or a ram, he added to it the rump 
 of the animal, which in that country is always 
 'very fat. Before these thitq/s were set in order 
 upon the fire of the altar, the priest put therrt into 
 the hands of the person that provided the victim, 
 then made them lift them up on high, and wave 
 them towards the four quarters of the world. 
 
 the priest supporting and directing his hands 
 The breast and the rtght shoulder belonged to the 
 priest that performed the service ; all the rest of 
 the sacrifice belonged to him, that presented it to 
 the priest, and he might eat it with his family and 
 friends, as any other meat. 
 
 'Ihose sacrifices, in which they set at liberty a 
 bird, or goat, .cere not properly sacrifices ; be¬ 
 cause there was no shedding of blood, and the vic¬ 
 tim remained alive and sound. It was thus they 
 set at liberty the sparrow that teas offered for the 
 purification of a leper, or of a house spotted with 
 leprosy. They presented to the priest a couple of 
 sparrows, or two clean birds, with a bundle made 
 up of cedar-wood and hyssop, and tied with a 
 scarlet string: The priest killed one of the birds 
 01 er running water, which was in a clean vessel 
 of fresh eath ; afterwards, tying the living spar¬ 
 row to the bundle of cedar and hyssop, with the 
 tail turned towards the handle of the vessel, he 
 plunged it in the water drenched with the blood 
 of the first sparrow, sprinkled the leper or the 
 house with it, then set the living sparrow at 
 liberty, and let it go where it pleased. Lev. 14.4, 
 5, &c. 
 
 The other sort of animal that was set at liberty 
 was a goat; and this is the occasion upon which 
 it was done : Gn the day of solemn expiation, the 
 multitude of the children of Israel presented to 
 the hvih-priest at the door of the tabernacle two 
 goats for a sin offering. The high priest then cast 
 lots upon the two goats which should be sacrificed 
 to the Lord, and which should be set at liberty, or 
 be the scape-goat, the Azazel, as the Hebrews 
 call it. He that was determined by lot to be sa¬ 
 crificed, was pvt to death, and off ered for the sins 
 of the people : He that was to be set at liberty was 
 brought alive before the Lord, ffhe high-priest 
 said over him certain prayers, laid his tico hands 
 upon his head, confessed the sins of the whole con¬ 
 gregation, charged therewith the head of the goat 
 with imprecations, then sent him into the wilder¬ 
 ness by a man appointed for that office. Lev. Iff. 
 5, &c. The scape goat did bear upon him all 
 their iniquities, to a land not inhabited. Both 
 the birds and goats typified Christ; those that 
 were killed prefigured his death, and those that 
 were saved alive his resurrection. 
 
 Such -were the sacrifices of the Hebrews: Sacri¬ 
 fices very imperfect, and altogether incapable of 
 themselves to purify the defilements of the soul. 
 The apostle Paul has comprehended the sacrifices, 
 and the other ceremonies of the law, under the 
 character of weak and beggarly elements. Gal. 
 
 4. 9. 2'hey represented grace and purity, but they 
 did not communicate it. They convinced the sin¬ 
 ner of the necessity that was incumbent on him, 
 to purify himself, and of a satisfaction to be made 
 to God; but they did not impart grace to him. 
 But all these Sacrifices were no other than pro¬ 
 phecies and figures of Christ .lesus the true 
 Christian sacrifice, which eminently includes 
 all the virtues and qualities of the other sacri¬ 
 fices : being at the same time an Holocaust, a 
 Sacrifice for Sin, and a Sacrifice of I hanksgiv- 
 ing ; but with this difference, that it contains the 
 whole substance and efficacy, of which the an¬ 
 cient sacrifices were only the shadow and repre¬ 
 sentation. 
 
 Gen. 4. 3. Cain brought an o. unto the Lord 
 4. the Lord had respect to Abel and to his o. 
 Exod. 25.2. bring me an o. of every man, take my o. 
 3. this is the o. which ye shall take, 35. 5. 
 
 30. 13. an halfshekel shall be the o. of the Lord 
 
 15. an o.to the L. to make atonement for your souls 
 
 Lev. 1. 2. ye shall bring your o. of the cattle 
 
 14. 0 . to Lord he of fowls 1| 2. 1. o. of fine Hour 
 2.11. no meat c. shall he made with leaven 
 3. 2. he shall lay his band on the head of his o. 8. 
 
 7. if be offer a lamb for hiso. Num. 6. 14. 
 
 12. and if his o. be a goat, 4. 23, 28. 
 
 6. 20. this is the c. of Aaron and of his sons 
 
 7. 16. if his 0 . be a vow, or a voluntary o. 
 
 Num. 5. 15. an o. of jealousy, anc. of memorial 
 
 7. 10. the princes offered their o. before the altar 
 
 11. they shall off er their c. each prince on his day 
 
 8. 11. shall offer Leviles before the L. foranc. 21. 
 9.13. the o. of the Lord in his appointed season 
 
 16. 15. Moses said, respect not thou their o. 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 29. wherefore kick ye at mine o. ? 
 
 3. 14. shall not be purged with sacrifice nor o. 
 
 26.19. hear the words of thy servant, if the Lord 
 liave stirred thee up ag. me, let him accept an o. 
 1 Kings 18.29.prophesied till o. of evening sacrifice 
 1 Chron. 16. 29. bring an o. and come, Bsal. 96. 8. 
 Neh. 10. 39. Israel shall bring the o. of the corn 
 Isa. 43. 23.1 have not caused thee to serve with an o. 
 53. 10. thou shalt make his soul an o. for sin 
 66. 20. they shall bring your brethren for an o. 
 Ezek. 20. 28. they presented provocation of their o. 
 Zeph. 3.10.the daughter of my dispersed bring my o. 
 Mai. 1. 10. nor will 1 accept an o. at your hand 
 
 13. thus ye. brought an o. should 1 accept this? 
 
 2. 13. that he regardeth not the o. any more 
 
 3. 3. offer to the Lord an o. in righteousness 
 Bom. 15.16. that thee, up of Gentiles be acceptable 
 Eph. 5. 2. an o. and a sacrifice to (iod for us 
 Heh. 10. 5. sacritice and o. thou wouldest not, 8. 
 
 10. through the o. of the body of .lesus once for all 
 
 14. by one o. he hath perfected forever sanctified 
 18 . where remission is, there is no more o. for sin 
 
 Hee Pui!,\T, DniNK. Fuee. 
 
 Heave OFFER I Tv G. 
 
 Exod. 29. 27. sanctity the shoulder of the heave o. 
 Lev. 7. 14. out of the whole oblation for an heave o. 
 Num. 15. 19. ye shall offer up an heaveo. HO. 
 
 21. of the first dough give an heave o. to the T.ord 
 18. 24. the tithes which they offer as an heave o. 
 
 28. give the \.or<Vs heave a. to Aaron the priest 
 
 31. 29. give it to F.leazar for an heave o. of the Lord 
 41. the tribute which was the Lord’s heaveo. 
 
 isee M.4DE, Make, Fiue, Lurnt Offering. 
 
 Peace OFFETIING. 
 
 Lev. 3.1. if oblation be sacritice oipeace o. 3,6,9. 
 Clin OFFERING. 
 
 Exod. 29. 14. the flesh of bullock shalt thou bum, 
 it is a sin o. Lev. 4. 21, 24.1 5. 9, 11, *2. 
 30. 10. the blood of the sin o. of atonements 
 Lev. 4. 3. let him bring a young bullock without 
 blemish for a sin o. Iff. 3, 27. Num. 8. 8. 
 25. the priest shall take of the blood of sin o. 5. 9. 
 
 29. shall lay his hand on the head of the sino. 33. 
 slay the sin o. in the place of the burnt offering 
 _32. if he bring a lamb for a sin o. Num. 6. 14. 
 
 5. 6. he shall bring a lamb or a kid of goats for a 
 
 sin 0. 9. 3. I 16. 5, 15, 27. I 23. 19. 
 
 8. priest shall offer that which is for the sin o. first 
 11. he shall bring tine flour for a sin o. 
 
 6. 25. saying, this is the law of the .sin o. J. 37. 
 
 7. 7. as the sin o. is, so is trespass off ering, l4. 13. 
 
 9. 2. take thee a young calf for a sin o. and a ram 
 
 10. 16. Moses sought the goat of the sin o. 
 
 17 . w hy have ye not eaten .fin 0. in the holy place 
 
 12. 6. she shall bring a turtle-dove for a sin 0. 
 
 16. 25. fat of the sm o. shall be burnt on the altar 
 Num. 7 . 16. one kid of the goats for a sino. 22 , 28. 
 
 I 15. 24.1 28. 15. I 29. 5. 
 2 Chr. 29 .24. the sino. should be made for all Israel 
 Ezra 8. .35. offered twelve he-goats for a sin o. 
 Psal. 40. 6. and sin o. hast thou not required 
 Ezek. 43. 19. give the priest a bullock tor a sin 0. 
 22. on the second day offer a kid for a sin 0. 
 
 25. pre|)are every day a goat for a sin 0. 
 
 44. 27 , into sanctuary, he shall offer his sin 0. 
 
 29 . they shall eat the meat offering and sin o. 
 
 46. 20. this is the place where priest shall boil j'mo. 
 Trespa.fs OFFERING. 
 
 Lev. 5 . 6. he shall bring his tre.spass 0. to the Lord 
 
 15. shall bring lamb without blem. for trespass 0, 
 
 16. atonem. with ram t. 0. 18. 1 6. 6.1 19. 21, 22. 
 
 6. 5. he shall give it, in the day of his trespass 0. 
 
 7 . 37 . Jaw of tres. 0. 1 | 14. 13. tres. 0. is most holy , 
 14. 12. he-lamb for tres. 0. 21, 24,25. Num. 6.12. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.3. but in any wise l eturn him a trespass 0. 
 
 4. they said, what shall be the trespass0. ? 8. 17. 
 Ezek. 40. . 39 . tw'o tables to slay the tres. o. on, 42.13, 
 44.29. eat the trespass 0. and every dedicated thing 
 46. 20. w’here the priests shall boil the trespass o. 
 Wave OFFERING. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 24. wave them for a leave 0. 26. Lev. J. 30, 
 
 I 8. 27 , 29 .1 9. 21 . 110 .15. 1 14. 12 , 24. 1 23. 20 . 
 
 Num. 6 . 20 . 
 
 27 . thou shall sanctify the breast of the wave 0. 
 Lev. 23. 15. ye brought the sheaf of the wave o 
 Wood OFFERING. 
 
 Neh. 10. 34. cast lots for the woodo. to bring it 
 13.31. and for the wood 0. at the times appointed 
 OFFERING. 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 10 . as Samuel W'as 0. the burnt offering 
 
 2 Sam. ff. 18. David made an end of e. 1 Chron. 16.2. 
 2 Kings 10.25. as soon as .1 elm had made an end of o. 
 
 2 Chr. a. 13. 0. according to commandment of Moses 
 
 29 . 29. made an end of 0. the king, and all bowed 
 
 30. 22. they did eat seven days, 0. peace offerings 
 .35. 14. the sons of Aaron were busied in o. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 16 . priests 0. w illingly for the house of God 
 Jer. 11 . 17 . to provoke me to anger in 0. to Baal 
 Luke 23. .36. coming to him and'o. him vinegar 
 Heb. 10 . 11 . every priest o. often the same sacrifices 
 OFFERlNCiS. 
 
 Lev. 1.10. if his 0. be of the flocks, sheep, or goats 
 2.13. with all thy 0. thou shalt offer salt 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 29 . to make fat with chief of all the 0. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. let there be no dew nor fields of o. 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 12. the people brought in the 0. 
 
 .35. 8. people gave to the priests for passover, 0. 9. 
 
 13. hut the other holy 0. sod they m pots 
 Neh. 10. 37 . should bring the first-fruits of 0. 12. 44. 
 
 Psal. 20. .3. the Lord remember all thy o. __ 
 
 Jer. 41. 5. with 0. and incense in their hands 
 Ezek. 20. 40. there w ill 1 require your 0. 
 
 Has. 8. 1.3. they sacritice flesh for mine 0. 
 
 Amos 5 . 25. have ye offered me 0. forty' years ? 
 Mai. 3.4. then o. of .1 udah and .1 erusalem be pleasant 
 
 8. wherein have w'e robbed thee ? in tithes and o. 
 Lul.eHl. 4. of their abundance cast in unto the 0. 
 Acts 24. 17 .1 came to bring alms to my nation and 0. 
 
 See Burnt, Drink, Free. 
 
 Made by IT re. 
 
 Heave OFFERINGS. 
 
 Num. 18. 8.-given the charge of mine heave 0. 
 JJeut. 12. 6. thither ve shall bring your heave 0. 
 
 OFFERINGS of the Lord. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 17 . for men abhorred the o. of the Lord 
 See Meat. 
 
 Peace OFFERINGS. 
 
 Exod. 20. 24. shalt sacritice thereon thy peace 0. 
 
 24. 5. sacrificed peace 0. of oxen to the Lord 
 29. 28. it is an heave offering of the peace 0. 
 
 .32.6. people brought peace 0. and sat down to eat 
 Lev. 4. 10. as taken from the bullock oi peace 0. 
 
 26 . shall burn as fat oi peace 0. 31, .35. | 6. 12. 
 
 7 .11. this is the law of sacrifice of pieace 0. 13,37. 
 
 9. 4. also a bullock and a ram iov peace 0. 18. 
 
 10.14. are given out of the sacrifice oi peace o. 
 17 . 5 . off er them for peace 0. to the I.ord, 23.19. 
 19. 5. if ye offer a sacritice of peace o. 22. 21. 
 
 Num. 6.14. a lamb iorpeaceo. Ii 17 - a rani for ». o. 
 
 7 . 17 . for sacrifice oi peace 0. two oxen, five lambs 
 of the first year, 23, 29. .35, 41.1 29. 39 
 10.10. blow over the sacritice of yo\xr peace o. 
 Jo.fh. 8. 31. .loshufl sacrificed peace 0. to the I/)rd 
 22. 23. if to offer peaceo. let the Lord require it 
 Judg. 20. 26. all Israel offered peace o. 21. 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 8. I w ill come and oi\erpeace o. 11.15. 
 
 2 Sam. 6 . 17 . David off ered p. 0. 24. 25. 1 Chr. 21. 26. 
 1 Kings .3.15. Solomon offereil peace 0. 8. 63. 
 
 9 . 25. thrice in a year Soh-mon offered peace 0. 
 
 H Chron. M.H. Hezekiah aiipointed priests tor j). e. 
 .33.16. Manasseh offered peace 0. on the altar 
 Prov. 7 . 14. she said to him, 1 havegenre 0. with me 
 Ezek. 45. 15. peace 0. to make reconciliation, I 7 . 
 
 46. 2. priest prepare ; eace o. || 12. prince his peace 0. 
 Amos 5. 22. not regard peace 0. of your fat things 
 
 z 2 339 
 
OFT 
 
 OIL 
 
 OLD 
 
 Sift OFFERINGS. 
 
 Nek. 10. 33. sin o. to make an atonement for Israei 
 Thank OEFERINGS. 
 
 £ Chr. 29 . 31. come near anti bring tlia 7 ik 0. to house 
 33. IC. the altar, ami sacrificed thereon thank o. 
 iVave OFFERINGS. , 
 
 Num. 18. 11. all the ■wave o. I ha' e given to thee 
 IVme OFFERINGS. 
 
 Jlos. 9 . 4. not offer wine 0. to be pleasing to God 
 OFFlCi:. 
 
 Gen. 41 13. me he restored to mine 0. him he hanged 
 Exod. 1. 10. when ye do the c. of a midwife 
 Num. 3. t 36. under the 0. of the sons jf Merari 
 
 4. 16. to the o. of Eleazar the son of Aaron 
 
 1 Ghron. 6. .32. and then they waited >n their 0. 
 
 9 . 22. whom David did ordain in their set o. 
 
 26. the four chief porters were in their set 0. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 11. chest was brought to the king’s o. 
 31. 18. in tiieir set 0. they sanctified themselves 
 
 Neh. 13. 13. their 0 . was to distribute to brethren 
 Psal 109. 8. and let another take liis o. 
 
 Ezek. 44. 13. shall not come near to do 0. of priest 
 Uom. 11.13.1 am apos. of Gentiles, I magnify my o. 
 12. 4. all members have not the same o. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 1. if a man desire the o. of a bishop 
 
 10. let them use the 0. of a deacon, 13. 
 
 Neb. 7 . 5. who receive the o. of tlie priesthood 
 y^rteir’s'OFFICE. 
 
 Exod. 28. 1. that he may minister to me in the 
 vriest's 0. 3, 4, 41. 129. 1, 44.1 .30. .30.1 .35. 19. 
 
 I 40. 13, 15. Lev. 1 . 35. 1 16. .32. AW. 3. .3. 
 
 29. 9. the priest's o. shall be theirs lor a statute 
 
 31.10. to minister in the priest's 0. 39. 41. 
 
 Num. 3. 4. Ithamar ministered in the priest's 0. 
 
 18. 7 . thou and thy sons keep your priests' 0. 
 Neut. 10. 6. Eleazar his son ministered in the p.'s 0. 
 1 Chr. 6. 10. Azariah executed priest's o. in temple 
 £ Chr. 11. 14. cast them otf from executing p.'s 0. 
 Luke 1. 8. while Zacharias executed the priest's 0. 
 
 OFFICES. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 36. put me into one of the priests’ 0. 
 
 1 Chr. 24. .3. Dav. distributed priests according to 0. 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 6 . and the priests waited on their o. 
 Neh. 13.14. wipe not out my good deeds for 0. 
 
 OFFICER. 
 
 Gen. 37 . .36. Potiphar an 0. of Pharaoh, 39. 1.. 
 Judg. 9 . 9 R. isnotheson.lerubhaaUand Zehul hiso..*” 
 
 1 Kings 4. 1 2. Azariah son of Zadok, the chief 0. 
 
 5. Zabud, son of Nathan, was the principal 0 . 
 
 19 . Geber, son of Uri, was the only 0. in the land 
 
 22. 9. Ahab called an 0. and said, hasten hither 
 
 2 Kings 8. 6. the king apiiointed an o. to restore 
 
 25. 19 . Nebuzaradan took an o. out of the city 
 
 Mat. 5. 25. the judge deliver thee to the 0. and the 
 0. cast thee into prison, Luke 12. 58. 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Gen. 40. 2. Pharaoh was wroth with two of his 0. 
 
 7 . Joseph asked Pharaoh’s 0. why look ye sad i 
 41. 34. let Pharaoh appoint 0. over the land 
 
 Exod. 5. 15. the 0. of Israel cried to Pharaoh 
 19. the 0. did see that they were in evil case 
 Num. 11. 16. gather unto me the 0. Dent. 31. 28. 
 Deut. 1. 13. 1 made them 0. among your tribes 
 
 16. 18. judges and 0. shall thou make thee in gates 
 
 20. 5. the 0. shall speak totlie people, 8. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 15. take vineyards and give to his 0. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 5. Azariah, son of Natlian, over the o. 
 7- Solomon had twelve o. over all Isiael 
 
 28. brought they to the place where the o. were 
 
 5. 16. besides the chief of Solomon’s 0. 9. 23. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 15. Jehoiada commanded the 0. 
 
 18. appointed 0. over the house, 2 Chron. 23. 18. 
 
 24. 12. .lehoiachin went out with his 0. 
 
 15. the 0. and mighty men carried he away 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 4. six thousand were 0. and judges 
 26.29. Chenaniali and his sons were for 0. anrfjudg. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 10. Solomon’s 0. 250 that bare rule 
 
 19 . 11. also the Levites shall be 0. before you 
 Esth. 9 . 3. tbeo. of the king helped the Jews 
 Jsa. 60. 17 . I will make thine o. peace, and exact. 
 Jer. 29. 26. should be o. in the house of the Lord 
 John 7 . 32. the chief priests sent 0. to take liim 
 
 46. the 0. answered, njrsr man spake like this man 
 18. .3. .ludas having received 0. cometh with lant. 
 12. 0. took Jesus I1 22. one of the o. struck Jesus 
 Acts 3. 22. the o. found them not in the prison 
 OFF-SCOURING. 
 
 Lam. 3. 45. thou hast made us as the 0. and refuse 
 1 Cor. 4, 13. and are the o. of all things to this day 
 OFFSPRING 
 
 Signifies, That which is sprung of or produced hy 
 another, as children, plants, and fruits, Job 31. 
 
 8. Isa. 48. 19 . 
 
 I ani the Root and Offspring of David, Kev. 22. 
 
 16 . I am David’s Lord, and yet his Son : his 
 Root, as 1 am God, and gave a being to his 
 family, and to all the families of the earth ; and 
 yet, as to my human nature, 1 am his Son, a 
 Pranch out of the root of Jesse. 
 
 Job 5. 25. and thy 0. as the grass of the earth 
 
 21. 8. their 0. is established before their eyes 
 
 27 . 14. and hiso. shall not be satisfied with bread 
 31. 8. yea, let my o. be rooted out 
 
 Isa. 22. 24. they shall hang on him the 0. and issue 
 44. .3. I will pour my blessing upon tbine 0. 
 
 48. 19 . the 0. of thy bowels like the gravel thereof 
 61 . 9 . their 0. shall be known among the people 
 65. 23. the seed of the blessed, ancle, with them 
 Acts\’i. 28. for we are also his 0. 29. 
 
 Mev. 22. 16 . I am the Root and the U. of David 
 OFJ’. 
 
 Z Kings 4. 8. as 0. as he passed by, he turned in 
 Job 21. 17 . how 0. cometh their destruction on them ? 
 Ps. 78. 40. how 0. did provoke him in wilderness ? 
 Mat. 9 . 14. why do we and the Pharisees fast o. ? 
 TJ. 15. my son is sore vexed, for 0. times he falleth 
 into the lire, and 0. into tlte water, Mark 9. 22. 
 18. 21. how 0. shall my brother sin against me ? 
 Mark'l. .3. the Jews, except they wash 0. eat not 
 ActsZfi. 11. I pmnished them 0. in every synagogue 
 Cor. 11.25. this do ye as o. as ye drink it in remem. 
 Cor. 11. 2.3. in prisons frequent, in deaths o. 
 
 340 
 
 2 Tim.\.\ 6 .iov 0. refreshed me, not ashamed of bonds 
 lleb. 6.7. the earth drinketh up rain that cometh o. 
 OFl EN. 
 
 Prov.Q, 9 . 1. he that being o. reproved, hardeneth 
 Mai. .3. 16. they that feared the Lord spake o. 
 
 Mat. 2.3. . 37 . now 0. would I have gathered thy 
 children as a hen gathereth, Luke 13. .34. 
 Mark5. 4. had beenc. Itound with fetters and chains 
 Luke 5. 33. why do the disciples of .lohn fast o. ? 
 iCoT.W. 26. for as o. as ye eat this bread and drink 
 2 Cor. 11. 26. in journeyines 0. in perils 
 
 27 . 1 have been in watcl'.ings o. in fastings 0. 
 Phil. 3.18. many walk, of whom 1 have told yon o. 
 
 1 'iim. 5. 23. use a little wine for thy o. infirmities 
 lleb. 9. 25. nor yet that he should offer himself 0. 
 
 26. then he must 0. have suffered since foundat. 
 llev. 11. 6. to smite the earth as o. as they will 
 
 OFTENTIMES. 
 
 Job 33.29. these tilings worketh God 0. with man 
 Eccl. 7 . 22. for o. also thine own heai t knoweth 
 Luke 8.29. fore, it had caught him, was kept bound 
 John 18. 2. for Jesus 0. resorted thither with discip. 
 Rom. 1.13. that 0. 1 purposed to cotne to you 
 
 2 Cor. 8.22. have o. proved diligent in many things 
 Neb. 10. 11. and o. offering the same sacrifices 
 
 OF! EN'ER. 
 
 Acts 24.26. Felix sent for him 0. to commune with 
 OIL 
 
 Signifies, [1] The juice of olives, &c. Psal. 104. 
 15. [2] That oil confected hy God's appoint¬ 
 
 ment, Exod. 30. 25. to anoint the priests, their 
 garments, and holy things about the tabernacle, 
 which signified the separation of those things to 
 the service of God, and the inward qualifica¬ 
 tions requisite for the office of the high priest, 
 namely, the gifts and graces of the Holy Spirit, 
 which elsewhere in scripture are set forth by oil. 
 Mat. 25. 4. It was also typical of those gifts 
 with which our Lord Jesus Christ beyond mea¬ 
 sure, and by him his members in measure, should 
 be furnished. 
 
 God hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness, 
 Psal. 45. 7- God hath raised and advanced thee 
 far above all men and angels, to a state of joy 
 and endless glory at his right hand: Thus anoint¬ 
 ing signifies the designation or inauguration^ of a 
 person to some high dignity or employment, Ezek. 
 
 28. 14. Or, God hath endowed thee with all the 
 gifts and graces of the Holy Spirit in an emi¬ 
 nent and peculiar manner, to the comfort and 
 refreshment of thine own, and all thy people's 
 hearts; and hath solemnly called thee to be the 
 Priest, Prophet, and King of his church. 
 
 Gen. 28.18. Jacob poured o. on the top of it, 35.14. 
 Exod. 25. 6. take 0. for the light, 35. 14. | .39. .37. 
 
 29. 2. cakes unleavened, tempered witli 0. 40. 
 
 30. 25. Shalt make it an 0. of holy ointment 
 Lev. 2. 1. and he shall pour 0. upon it, 6. 
 
 4. cakes of fine flour mingled with o. 5.1 14. 10, 
 21.1 2.3. 1.3. Num. 6. 15. 17, 13, 19, 25, .31, 
 37 , 43, 49, 55, 61, 67, 73, 79.1 8. 8. 1 28.13. 
 I 29. 3, 9, 14. 
 
 15. thy meat offering put 0. upon it, 6. 21. 
 
 16. the priest shall burn part of tlie 0. thereof 
 
 5. 11. he shall put no 0. on it, Num. 5. 15. 
 
 7 .10. meat offering mingled with o. 9. 4. I 14.10. 
 12. shall offer cakes mingled with n. Num. 6 . l5. 
 
 14.16. the priest shall dip his right finger in the 0. 
 
 17 . rest of the 0 . that is in his hand, 18, 29. 
 
 Num. 4. 9. all the 0. vessels wherewith they minister 
 
 11. 8. tlie taste of it was as the taste of fresh o. 
 
 15. 4. mingled with fourth part of an bin of c. 
 
 6. mingled with the third part of an hin of c. 
 
 28. 12. 0. for one bullock, and o. for one ram 
 Deut. 28. 40. shalt have olive trees, but shalt not 
 
 anoint thyself with o. 2 Sam. 14. 2. Mic. 6.15. 
 32.1.3. made him suck 0. out of the flinty rock 
 3.3.24. let Asher be acceptable, and dip his foot in o. 
 1 Sam. 10.1. Samuel tooK a \ ial of 0. and poured it 
 
 16. 1. fill thy horn viith 0. and go, 13. 
 
 1 Kings \.Z9. Zadok the priest took an horn of 0 . 
 
 5.11. Solomon gave Hiram twenty measures of o. 
 17 .12. o. in a cruse H 14. nor cruse of c. fail, 16. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. nothing in the house save a pot of o.' 
 
 6 . the 0. stayed |1 7 . go sell thee, and pay thy debt 
 
 9 .1. take this box of o. go to Ramoth Gilead, 3. 
 
 6. he poured the 0. on his head and said to him 
 
 1 Chron 21 . 28. over the cellars of o. was Joash 
 Ezra 3. 7- gave drink and 0. to them of Zidon 
 Esth. 2. 12. six months with o. of myrrh 
 Job 24. 11. which make 0. within their walls 
 
 29. 6. and the rock poured me out rivers of 0. 
 Psal. 2.3. 5. thou anointest my head with 0. 
 
 55.21. words were softer than 0. yet drawn swords 
 104. 15. and o. to make his face to shine 
 lO'J. 18. let it come like 0. into his bones 
 141. 5. it shall be a kindness, an excellent 0. 
 Prov. 5. 3. her month is smoother than o. 
 
 21. 20. and 0. in the fhvelling of tlie wi.<;e 
 Isa. 5. + 1. a vinej’ard in the horn of the son of 0. 
 61. .3. to give to them tlie 0. of joy for mourning 
 Jer, 41. 8. slay us not, we liave treasures of o. 
 Ezek. 16. 13. thou didst eat flour, honey, and 0. 19. 
 
 18. hast set mine 0. and incense before them 
 
 27 . 17 . .ludah traded in honey and 0. and balm 
 .32. 14. I will cause their rivers to run like o. 
 
 45. 14. concerning the oi'dinance of e. bath ot 0. 
 
 24. ephah for a ram, an hin of 0. for an ephah 
 Nos. 2. 5. ni 3 ' lovers that give me my bread and o. 
 
 12.1. with Assyrians, and 0. is carried into Egypt 
 Mic. 6.1. will L. be pleased with 10 , 00(1 rivers ot o.? 
 Zech. 4.12. empty the golden 0. out ot th^'.iselves 
 
 114. the two sons of <>. stand b\' the T.ord 
 Mat. 25. .3. the foolish took no 0. with them 
 
 4. the wise took o. y 8. give us of your o. 
 
 Lukel. 46. my head with 0. thou didst not anoint 
 16 . 6. he said, an hundred measures ot 0. 
 
 See ANOiNTiii), Anointing, Beaten, Log. 
 IVine with OlL. 
 
 Num. 18.12. best of the 0. and w. they' shall offer 
 Deut. 7 . 1.3. the Lord will bless thy w. and thy 0. 
 11. 14. tliat thou "siayest gather tliy wine and 0. 
 
 Deut.'[‘l.\ 1 . not eat the tithe of thy wine and 0. 14.23. 
 18. 4. tlie lirst-fruits of wine and o. 2 Chron. .31.5. 
 
 28. 51. who siutll not leave thee either aj/ic or 0. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 29. some to oversee the wine and o. 
 
 12. 40. they that were nigh brought wine and o. 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 10 . give serv. 2 (t,iXK) batlis of a. and o. 15. 
 
 11 . 11 . Itehoboam put in strong holds 0 . and srlw 
 .32.28. Ilezekiah made storediousesforand o. 
 
 Ezra 6.9. give wine and o. according toappxiintmeut 
 
 7 . 22 . to Ux) baths of wine, and KX) liaths of o. 
 
 Neh. 5.11. restore wine and o. that ye exact of tliein 
 10 . . 37 . should bring the liist fruits of wine and o. 
 39. offering of the corn, new -wine and o. 
 
 13. 5. laid the tithes of corn, new wine and 0. 12. 
 Prov. 21.17. that loveth wine and o. sliall not be rich 
 Jer. 31. 12. they shall flow to Lord tor wine and o. 
 
 4 1. 10. gather ye wine and summer-fruits and 0. 
 Nag. 1.11. 1 called for adrought on new wine and 0. 
 2. 12. touch bread, wine or o. shall it be holy t 
 Luke 10. 34. bound up his wounds, pour. ino. and to. 
 Rev. 6. 6. see thou hurt not the uine and the o. 
 
 18. 1.3. no man buyetli their wi-/ie and o. any more 
 OILED. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 23. one cake of c. bread. Lev. 8. 26. 
 
 01 \.-olive. 
 
 Exod. 27 . 20. pure o.-olive beaten for the light 
 .30. 24. take thou unto thee oi o.-olive An hin 
 Lev. 24. 2. that they bi ing unto thee pure o.-olive 
 Deut. 8.8. land of o.-ol. and honey, 2 Kings 18. 32. 
 01 L-tree. 
 
 Isa. 41. 19 .1 will plant in the wilderness, the o.-iree 
 OIN'IM ENT. 
 
 Exod. .30. 25. make oil ot holy 0 . and o. compound 
 2 Kings 20. 1.3. Ilezekiah shewed them the house o.’ 
 
 his jirecious things and precious o. Isa. 39. 2. 
 1 Chron. 9. 30. the priest mafic the o. of the spices 
 Joli 41. .31. he maketh the sea to boil like pot of 0. 
 Psal. 1.33. 2. it is like the precious 0. on the head 
 Prov. 27 . 9 . o. and perfume rejoice the heart 
 
 16. the 0. of his right hand bewrayeth itself 
 Eccl. 7 . 1. a good name is better than precious o. 
 
 9 . 8. garments be white, and let thy liead lack noo. 
 
 10.1. dead flies cause the 0. of apothecary to stink 
 Cant. 1.3. thy name is as 0. poured forth,virmns love 
 Isa. 1. 6. nor bound up, nor mollified with o. 
 
 57 . 9 . thou wentestto the king with o. and increased 
 Mat. 26. 7. It box of prec. o. Mark 14. 3. Luke 1 . 31 . 
 
 9. this 0 . might have been sold for much, Jo/iw 12.5. 
 12. in that she hath poured out this o. on my body 
 
 Mark 14. 4. why was this waste of thee, made.' 
 Luke 1 . 38. and anointed his feet with e. 46. 
 
 John 11.2. Mary anointed the Lord with o. 
 
 12. .3. Mary took pound of o. and anointed the feet 
 of Jesus*, house wa.s filled with the odourof the 0 . 
 
 OINT.MENTS. 
 
 Cant. 1. 3. because of the savour of thy good 0 . 
 
 4.10. the smell of thine 0. is better than all spices 
 Amos 6 . 6. and anoint tliemselves with the chief o. 
 Luke 23. 56. they returned, prepared spices and 0. 
 Rev. 18. 13. no man buyeth their odours and 0. 
 
 OlvE, See Oak. 
 
 OLD. 
 
 Gen. 5.32. Noah was 500 years c. and begat Shem 
 
 7 . 6 . N oah was 600 years 0. when the flood came 
 
 11.10. Shem was 100 years 0. and begat Arpha.'.ad 
 12. 4. Abr. 75 vears o. wlien departed from liar. 
 15. 9 . take a he'ifer and a ram of three years o. 
 
 16.16. and Abram was fourscore and six years o. 
 
 when 11 agar bare Ishmael to Abram 
 17 . 12 . he that is eight days o. sliall be circumcised 
 
 17 . a child born to'him that is an hundred years o. 
 
 24. A braiiam 99 years 0. when he was circumcised 
 
 25. Ishmael thirteen years 0. when circumcised 
 
 18. 11. now Abraham and Sarah were 0. 
 
 12. after I am waxed o. my Lord being 0. also 
 
 13. Sar. said,shall of surety bear child, who am o.? 
 19.4. men of city compass, the house, 0. and young 
 
 .31. our father is o. || 24. 1. Abraham was o. 
 
 21. 4. Abr. circumcised Isaac when eight days 0. 
 
 5. Abraham KX) years 0. when Isaac was born 
 
 23. 1. Sarah was 127 years 0. the vears of her life 
 
 25. 20. Isaac 40 years 0 . when took Rebek. to wire 
 
 26. Isaac was 6c) vears 0. when she bare them 
 
 26. 34. Esau 40 years ( 1 . when he took Judith_ 
 
 27 . 1 . it came to pass when Istiac was o. 2.1 35. 29. 
 37 . 2. .loseph being 17 vears 0. was feeding flock 
 47 . 8. Pharoah said to .lacob, how o. art thou I 
 49 . 9 . couch, as and. lion, who shall rouse him up.’ 
 5J. 26. Joseph died, being 110 years o. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 7 . Closes was eighty yi's. o. and Aar. eighty- 
 three vears 0. when they spake to Pharaoh 
 
 10. 9 . we will* go with our young our 0. with sons 
 30. 14. every one that are numbered from twenty 
 
 years o. and above, 38. 26. fium. 1. .3, 18. 
 I 14. 29 . 1 Chron. 23. 27* ~ Chron. 25. 5. 1 
 
 31. 17 . Ezra 3. 8 . 
 
 Lev. 13.11. it is an o. leprosy in the skin of his flesh 
 
 25. 22. shall eat o. fruit I! 26.10. shall eat o. store 
 
 27 . 3. the male from 20 years o. even to 60 years 
 
 5. and if it be from five even to twenty years 0. 
 
 6. if it be from a month o. to five years o. 
 
 Num. 3.15. everv male from a month 0. and upward 
 
 shalt tl'.ou number, 22, 28, 34, 39, 40, 4.3. 
 4. 3. from thirty years 0 . to fifty from among the 
 son of Ix'vi, 23. 30. 1 Chron. 23. 3. 
 
 8. 24. the T.evites from 25 years o. and upward 
 18. 16. to be redeemed, froih month 0. shalt redeem 
 
 26. 62. numbered 2.3000 from a month o. and upw. 
 3.3. . 39 . y\aron was 123 years 0. when he died 
 
 Deut. 8.4. tin raiment waxed not 0. 29. 5. AV/(.9.21. 
 
 28. 50. whidi shall not regard the person of the 0. 
 .31. 2. iMoscs said, 1 am 120 years o. this day 
 
 34. 7 . IMoses was an 120 years o. when he died 
 Josh. 5. 11. and they did eat of the o. corn, 12. 
 
 6. 21. utterlv destrov. men and worn, young and 0. 
 
 9 . 4. they t()oke. sacLs ll 5. o. shoeson their feet, 1.3. 
 
 13.1. Joshua waso. and stricken in years, 23. 1,2. 
 
 14. 7 . foi ty years o. was 1, when Moses sent me 
 
 10. and now, lo. 1 am this day eighty-five years o. 
 
 24. 29. Joshua died, being IK) years 0. .Tudg. 2. 8. 
 Ruth 1. 12. for 1 am too o', to have a h.usband 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 22. now Eli was very 0. and heard ail 
 
OLD 
 
 O LI 
 
 ONE 
 
 \SamA. 15. Eli was ninety and eight yrs. e. his eyes 
 8 1. when Samuel was o. he made, 5. 1 12. 2. 
 
 £ Sam. 2. 10. Saul’s son was forty years o. when 
 
 4. 4. Mephibosheth was lame, and five years o. 
 
 5 . 4. David thirty years o. vyhen he began to reign 
 
 19. 32. now Baraillai was eighty years o. 35. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 1. king David was o. 15. 1 C/iron. 23. 1, 
 11. 4. when Sol. was o, his wives turned his iieart 
 13. 11. there dwelt an o. prophet in Heth-el 
 
 2 Kings 4. 14. she hath no child, and her husb. is o. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.21. Hezron married when sixty years o. 
 
 2 €hr. 31.16. males from three years o. and upward 
 Esth.%. 13. sent to destroy all the Jews, young and o. 
 Job 21. 7. why do the wicked live, become o. t 
 
 .32. 6. Elihu said, I am young, and ye are very o. 
 Psal. 32. 3. my bones waxed o. through my roaring 
 . 37 . 25. I have been young, ami now am o. 
 
 71 . 18. now when I am 0. O (J-od, forsake me not 
 Prov. 22 . 6 . when 0. he will not depart from it 
 23. IP. remove noty. land-mark, enter not fields 
 22. and despise not thy mother when she is 0. 
 Eccl. 4. 13. better is a wise child than an 0. kin" 
 Cant. 7 .13. all manner of pleasant fruits new and 0. 
 Jsa. 15. 5. an heifer of tliree years 0. Jer. 48. .34. 
 
 2ii. 4. captives, young and 0 . naked and barefoot 
 50. 9 . they shall wax o. as garment, moth eat them 
 58. 12. they shall build thee, waste places, 61. 4. 
 65. 20. for the child shall die 100 > ears 0. but the 
 sinner being 100 years o. shall be accursed 
 Jer. 6. 16. Lord said, see and ask for the 0. paths 
 38. 11. Lbedmel. took thence 0. clouts, y. rags, 12. 
 51.22. with thee I wdll break in pieces young and 0. 
 Lam. 2* 21 . the young and u. lie on the ground 
 3. 4. my fiesh and my skin hath he inatie y. 
 
 Ezek.^. 6. slay utterly 0. and young, maids and cliil. 
 23. 4.3. then I said to her that was 0. in adulteries 
 
 25.15. vengeance to destroy it for the 0. hatred 
 36. 11. I will settle you after your y. estates 
 
 Paw. 5. 31. Darius took kingdom, being 62 years 0. 
 Mic. 6 . 6 . shall 1 come before him with calves ofyr.y. 
 Mat. 2.16. Herod slew the children from two yrs. 0. 
 9 . 16. no man putteth new cloth to on 0. garment 
 17 . neither do men put new wine into y. bottles, 
 Mark 2. 21,22. Lnke 5 . 36, .37. 
 13. 52. bringeth forth of treasure things new and 0. 
 Luke 2. 42. .lesus twelve years y. went to Jerusalem 
 5. ,39. for he saith, the o. wine is better 
 9 .8. it was said, that one of the 0. prophets is risen 
 John 3. 4. how can a man be born when he is y. / 
 8 . 57 . thou artnotyet titty yearsy. hast seenAhr. ? 
 ‘21.18. when thou shall be o. another shall lead thee 
 Acts 4 . 22. the man was above forty years y. 
 
 7 . 2.3. when Moses was full forty' yearsy. 
 
 21.16. brought Mnason of Cyprus, an o. disciple 
 Pom. 4. 19 . Abraliam when about UK) yearsy. 
 
 1 Car. 5. 7 . purge out therefore the 0. leaven 
 8. let us keep the feast, not with 0. leaven 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 14. in the reading of tlje O. '1 estainent 
 5. 17 . y. things are past away, all things are new 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 7- refuse profane and y. wives’ fables 
 5. 9 . widow not be taken under sixty years o. 
 
 Heb. 8. 13. a new covenant, he hath made the first 0. 
 whatdecayeth and wax. o. is ready' to vanish away 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 9. that he was purged from his o. sins 
 
 2. 5. if God spared not the o. world, but saved Noe 
 1 Johti 2. 7 . y.commandm. is word from beginning 
 Lev. 12. 9 . tliat 0. serpent, called the devi 1 and Satan 
 
 20. 2. he laid hold on the dragon, thaty. serpent 
 
 OLD Age. 
 
 Gen. 15. 15. tiiou shalt be buried in a good 0. age 
 21.2. Sarah bare Abraham a son of his 0. age, 7 . 
 25. 8. Abraham died in a good 0. age, an old man 
 . 37 . 3. Joseirh was the son of his 0. age, 44. 20. 
 Jndg. 8. .32. and Gideon died in a good o. age 
 Ruth 4. 15. he shall be a nourisher in tliine 0. age 
 1 Kings 15. 23. Asa in 0. age was diseased in his feet 
 1 Chr. 29. 28. Dav. died in good 0. age, full of days 
 Job .30. 2. in whom 0. age was penslied 
 Psal. 71 . 9 . cast me not off in the time of 0. age 
 92.14. they shall bring forth fruit in o. age 
 Jsa. 46. 4. and even to your 0. age I am he 
 Luke 1.36. Elizabeth conceived a son in her 0. age 
 Dags of OLD ; see Cf O LD. 
 
 OLD Gate, sec Gate. 
 
 OLD Man. 
 
 Gen. 25. 8. Abraham died an 0. man full of years 
 
 43. 27 . they, wari of whom ye spake, is he alive ? 
 
 44. 20. and we said, w’e have a father, an o. man 
 Lev. 19 . 32. thou shalt honour the fac e of the 0. man 
 Judg. 19 . 16. there came an y. w/a«from his work 
 
 17 . the 0. man said, 20. 1| 22. spake to the o. man 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 31. shall not be an o. m. in tliy house, 32. 
 4.18. Eli was an 0. m. || 17 .12. Jesse was any. ?n. 
 28. 14. an 0. man cometh up, and is covered 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 17. and had no compassion on 0. man 
 Isa. 65. 20. nor 0. man that hath not filled his days 
 Luke 1. 18. I am an 0. rnan, my wifestrick. in years 
 Rom. 6. 6. (iux'o.mati is crucified with him 
 
 F.ph. 4. 22. put off they, maxi which is corrupt 
 Col. 3. 9. ye have put off the 0. man with his deeds 
 OLD men. 
 
 1 Kings\'i. 6. Kehoboam consulted with the o. men 
 8. forsook counsel of 0. m. 1.3. 2 Chr. 10. 6, 8, 1.3. 
 Psal. 148.12. o. men and children, piaise the Txrrd 
 Prov. 17 . 6 . children’s children the crown of y. men 
 20. 29. the beauty of 0. men is the grey head 
 Jer. .31. 13. rejoice in the dance, young men and 0. 
 Joel 1.2. hear thisye y. Twer;, and give ear all ye 
 2. 28. y. men shall dream dreams. Acts". 1 ~. 
 
 Zech. 8. 4, 0. tnen and women dwell in the streets 
 O/OLD. 
 
 Gen. 6. 4. which were of 0. men of renown 
 1 Sam. 27 . 8. those nations were (f 0. the inhabitants 
 1 Chron. 4 . 40. theyofllam had dwelt there yj'y. 
 .Neh. 12. 46. ofo. there were chief of the singers 
 Job 20 . 4. knowest thou not this rf 0. since man 
 Psal. 25. 6. thy tender mercies have been ever of 0. 
 44. 1. what work thou didst in the times of 0. 
 
 55.19. afflict them, even he that ahideth ofo. 
 
 68.33. upon heavens of heavens which W'ere of 0. 
 74 . 2. thy congregation which hast purchaseii of 0. 
 12. for God is my kingy/y. working salvation 
 
 Ps. 77 . 5. 1 have considered the days of o. the years 
 11. surely I will remember thy wonders y/y. 
 
 78. 2. I will utter dai k sayings y/ 0. 
 
 9 . 3 . 2. thy throne is established ofo. fromeverlast. 
 102. "D.ofo. hast laid the foundation of the earth 
 119 . 52. 1 remembered thy judgments y/y. O Ld. 
 152. thy testimonies 1 have known of o. 
 
 143. 5. 1 remember the days ofo. Isa. 6.3. 11. 
 
 Prov. 8. 22. Lord possessed me before his works of o. 
 Isa. 25. 1. thy counsels of 0. are faithfuln. and truth 
 .30. 33. for i'ophet is ordained of o. he hath made 
 43. 18. neither consider the things y/y. 
 
 46. 9 . remember the former things of o. T am God 
 51. 9 . awake, awake, as in the generations of o. 
 57 . 11. have not i held my peace even ofo. ? 
 
 63. 9 . and carried them all the days of 0. 
 
 Jer. 28.45. the prophets before me and thee of 0. 
 
 .31. 3. the Lord hath appeared of 0. to me 
 46. 26. aftei'wards shall be inhabited as in dayse/ 0. 
 Lam. 1 . 7 . pleasant things she had in the days ofo. 
 2. 17 . word that he commanded in days ofo. 
 
 .3. 6. set me in dark places, as they that be dead of 0. 
 5. 21. turn us, O Lord, renew our days as of 0. 
 Ezek. 26. 20. shall bring thee down with people of 0. 
 35. t 5. because thou hast had hatred of 0. 
 
 Amos 9. 11. 1 will build it as in the days y/ 0. 
 
 Mic. 5. 2. whose goings forth have been from of 0. 
 
 7 . 14. let them feed in Hashan, as in the days ofo. 
 20. hast sworn to our fathers from the days of 0. 
 
 Nah. 2. 8. Nineveh is of o. like a pool of water 
 Mai. 3.4. be pleasant to the Lord, as in the days of 0. 
 2 Pet. .3. 5. by word of God the heavens were y/ o. 
 Jude 4. who were of o. ordained to condemnation 
 OI.D time. 
 
 Deut. 2.20. giants dwelt there in 0. t. Zamzummims 
 19 . 14. they"of y. time set in thy inheritance 
 Josh. 24.2. your fathers dwelt on other side in 0. t. 
 2 Sam. 20.18. they were wont to speak in 0. time 
 Ezra 4. 15. they have moved sedition of 0. time 
 Eccl. 1. 10. it Ijath been already of y. time 
 Jer. 2. 20. for of 0. time 1 have broken thy yoke 
 Ezek. 26. 20. bring thee down with people of y. tme 
 .38. 17 . he of whom I have spoken in y. time 
 Mat. 5 . 21. it was said by them of 0. time, 27, -33. 
 Acts 15. 21. Moses of y. time hath in every city 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 5. in y. time holy women also adorned 
 
 2 Pet. 1.21. the prophecy came not'\a.o.time by man 
 
 See Wax. 
 
 OLD Way. 
 
 Job 22.15. the 0. w. which wicked men have trodden 
 OLDNE.SS. 
 
 Rom. 7 . 6 . that we should not serve in y. of the letter 
 OLIVE 
 
 Is a tree full of fatness, which yields plenty of oil. 
 The church of the Jews is compared to an 
 olive-tree, Jer. 11. 16. When God brought 
 them into Canaan, he fixed them, in a flourishing 
 and prosperous state and condition, so that they 
 were in a capacity both to have done much good 
 to themselves, and to have brought himmuch glory, 
 like a beautiful green olive-tree, fit to bear fair 
 and goodly fruit. 
 
 There are two kinds of olive trees, the wild and 
 natural, and those that require care and culture. 
 The cultivated olive-tree is of a moderate height, 
 its trunk is knotty, its bark smooth, and of an 
 ash-colour, its wood is solid and yellowish, the 
 leaves ate oblong, and almost like those of the 
 willow, of a green colour, dark on the upper side, 
 and white on the under side, hi the month y/.1 une 
 it puts out white flowers that grow in hunches : 
 Each flnrer is of one piece, widening upwards, 
 and dividing into four parts. After the flower 
 succeeds the fruit, which is also oblong and plump : 
 It is first green, then pale, and lastly black, 
 when it is quite ripe : In the flesh of it is inclosed 
 a hard stone, full of an oblong seed. The wild 
 olive differs from this, in that it is smaller in 
 all its parts. 
 
 Gen. 8. 11. and lo, in her motith was an 0. leaf 
 Deut. 28. 40. for thine y. shall cast her fruit 
 Neh. 8. 15. go to the mount, and fetch o. branches 
 .Tob 15. .33. he shall cast off his flower as the o. 
 
 Ps. 128.3.thy children like 0. plants round thy table 
 Hal). .3. 17 . although the labour of the o. shall fail 
 /.ech. 4. 12. 1 said, what be these two y. branches? 
 Jaw. 3.12. can tig-tree,my brethren, bear y. berries ? 
 isee Oil. 
 
 OldVES. 
 
 Judg. 15. 5. the foxes burnt up the vineyards and y. 
 Mic. 6.15.shalt tread the 0. but shalt not anoint thee 
 Aec Mount. 
 
 OT.IVEl'. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .30. David went up by ascent to mount O. 
 Actsl. 12. they returned from the mount called U. 
 OLIVE-tree. 
 
 Dent. 24. 20. when thou beatest thine o.-tree 
 Judg. 9. 8. they said to the o.-tree, reign over us 
 9 . the o.-tree said, should 1 leave my fatness.^ 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 23. he made two cherubims at'o.-tree 
 31. two doors wiereofy.-ow,32. |133.i) 0 sts of y.-trse 
 Psal. 52. 8 . like a green o.-tree in the house of God 
 Isa. 17 . 6 . as the shaking of an o.-tree, 24. 13. 
 
 Jer. 11. 16 . the T^rd called thy name a greeny.-free 
 Dos. 14. 6. his beauty shall be as the o.-tree 
 Ilag. 2.19. as yet the o.-tree hath not brought forth 
 Rom. 11. 17 . thou partakest of the fatness of y.-free 
 24. cut out of the o.-tree. graffed in a goody.-free 
 01,1 VE-frec.f. 
 
 Exod. 23. + 11. thus shaltthou do with thine y.-freee 
 Dent. 6. 11. and y.-free.v, which thou plantest not 
 
 8. 18. a land ofvines anil o.-trees, of oil, and honey 
 28. 4t).thou shalt have y.freef, but shalt not anoint 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 28. ovei' the o.-trees was Baal hanan 
 Amos 4. 9. o.-trees increased, palmer-worm de¬ 
 voured 
 
 Zech. 4. .3. two o.-trees by it on the right and left 
 Rev. 11 .4. these are the two y.-frees-standing before 
 Wild OLIVE-TREE. 
 
 Rom. 11. 17 . thou being wild o.-tree wert graffed in 
 OLIVE-VAKD. 
 
 Exod. 2.3. 11. thus shalt thou do with thy o.-yard 
 
 OLIVE-YARDS. 
 
 Josh. 24. 13. cities ye built not, of vineyards and 
 o.-y. which ye planted not, do ye eat, Neh. 9. 25. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 14. the king shall take your o.-yards 
 
 2 Kingsb. 26. a time to receive money and o.-yards 
 Neh.b. 11. restore, I pray, to them their o.-yards 
 
 OMiriED. 
 
 Mat. 27 ). 2.3. have o. weightier matters of the law 
 OMNIPOTENT. 
 
 Rev. 19. 6. Alleluia, for the Lord God 0 . reigneth 
 ONCE. 
 
 Gen. 18. .32. he said, 1 will speak yet but this y. 
 E.xvd. 10. 17 . forgive my sin only this 0. entreat L. 
 30. 10. Aaron shall make an atonement on horns of 
 altar of incense 0. year. Lev. 16. 34. lleb. 9.7,12. 
 Num. 1.3. .30. let us go up aty. and possess it 
 Deut. 7 . 22. thou mayest not consume them at o. 
 Josh. 0 . .3. ye shall go round the city y. 11, 14. 
 
 Judy. 6.39. I will speak hut this y. prove but this y, 
 16. 18. come up y. |1 28. strengthen me this 0. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 8. let me smite him to the earth at 0 . 
 
 1 Kings 10. 22. 0. in three years came the navy of 
 
 Tarshish, bringing gold and silver, 2 Chr. 9. 21. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 10. he saved himself noty. or twice 
 Neh. 5. 18. y. in ten days all store of wine was prep. 
 
 1.3. 20. lodged without.) eriLalem o. or twice 
 Job 73 . 14. G. speaks y. yea twice, man perceives not 
 40.5. y. have I spoken, but I will iiot answer 
 Ps. 62. 11. God hath spoken 0. twice 1 have heard 
 74 . 6. they break down the carved work at o. 
 
 76. 7 . who may stand in sight when 0. art angry I 
 89. 35. y. have 1 sworn by 1113 ’ holiness, I will not 
 Prov. 28. 18. he that is perverse shall fall at 0. 
 
 Isa. 42. 14. I will destroy and devour at 0. 
 
 66.8 . in one day, or shall a nation be born at 0. ? 
 Jer. 10. 18. 1 will sling out the inhabitants aty. 
 
 1.3. 27 . wilt thou not be clean, when shall it 0. be? 
 16. 21. behold, 1 will this y. cause them to know 
 
 Hag. 2. 6. yet 0. it is a little while, and I will shake 
 the heavens and the earth, and sea, Heb. 12. 26. 
 Luke 13. 25. when 0. the master of house is risen up 
 
 23. 18. they cried all aty, saying, not this inan 
 Rom. 6. 10. in that he died, he died unto sin 0. 
 
 7 . 9 . for 1 was alive without the lawy. but when 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 0. was seen of above 500 brethren at 0. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 25. thrice beaten with rods, 0. was 1 stoned 
 Gal. 1.23. now preacheth the faith he y. destroyed 
 Eph. 5. 3. but fornication, let it not be 0. named • 
 Phil. 4 . 16. ye sent 0. and again to my necessity 
 
 1 Thess. 2.18. would have come to you 0. and again 
 Heb. 6.4. those who were 0. enlightened, and tasted 
 7 . 27 . for this he did 0. wdien he offered up himself 
 
 9. 26. but now 0. in end of the world he appeared 
 
 27 . as it is appointed to men 0. to die, after this 
 
 28. Chr. was y.offered tobearsins ofmany,10.10. 
 
 10. 2. because that the worshippers 0. purged 
 
 12. 27 . yet y. more, signifieth the removing of those 
 1 Pet. 3 . 18. for Christ hath suffered o. for our sins 
 20. y. long-suffering of God waited indays of Noe 
 Jude 3. contend for the faith 0. delivered to saints 
 
 5. put you in remembrance, tho’ ye 0. knew this 
 
 ONE 
 
 Signifies, [1] One only, so that there is no other cf 
 that kind, 1 Tim. 2. 5. Ileb. 10.14. [2] The very 
 same, Gen. 11. 1.140. 5. [3] Very few, Deut. 
 32. .30. Josh. 23. 10. [4] 'The like, 1 Sam. 6. 4. 
 [5] Some body, any one, 2 Sam. 23. 15. 
 
 That they all may be one, John 17 . 21 . May be one in 
 mind, love, design, and interest ; being first united 
 by faith to me, and by tne to thee, that so their 
 union may in some sort resemble that inexpressible 
 miion between thyself and me. 
 
 That they may be one in us, [1] Ry the communi¬ 
 cation and inhabitation of the Spirit that proceeds 
 from us. [2] In ways of holiness. [3] By keeping 
 contmunion with us. [4] By following cur ex¬ 
 ample. [5] Being united to us by faith, they may 
 be united to one another by love. 
 
 In one day. Rev. 18. 8. that is, suddenly and unex¬ 
 pectedly. 
 
 One thing is needful, I.uke 10. 42. Attendance 
 upon the means of grace, and a right u.se of them, 
 is absolutely necessary in order to the salvation of 
 the soul. Mary chose to take the advantage) of 
 Christ's company, and rather to .tpend an hour or 
 two in hearing him, than in preparing a supper for 
 him; she was taking care of her soul with refer¬ 
 ence to eternity, which is the one thing needful. 
 Gen. 2. 24. a man shall cleave to his wife, and they 
 shall be 0. fiesh. Mat. 19. 5. Mark 10. 8.1 Cor. 6.16. 
 27 . 38. hast thou but 0. Iilessing, my father 't 
 .34.14. not give our sister toy. that is uncircumcised 
 42. 1.3. y. is not, .32. || 44. 28. y. went out from me 
 Exod. 11.1. yet will bring o. plague moreon Phar. 
 12. 46. in y. house shall it be eaten, not carry torth 
 49 . y. law shall be to him that is home-born and 
 stranger. Lev. 24. 22 . Num. 15. 16, 29- 
 
 2.3. 29 . I will not drive them out in y. year 
 
 26. 2. every curtain shall have 0. measure, 36. 9,15. 
 
 6. and it shall be 0. tabernacle, 36. 1.3. 
 
 29. 2.3. y. loaf of bread, 0. cake, anil 0. wafer 
 Lev. 5.4. he shall he guilty in 0. ot these, 5,1.3. 
 
 16 . 29. whether 0. of your own country'. 17 . 15. 
 
 26. 26. ten women shall hake \'Our bread in 0 . oven 
 
 Num. 10. 4. if they blow but with o. trumpet 
 16. 15 . 1 have not taken 0. as from them 
 
 17 . .3. y. rod shall he for the head ot the house 
 
 .36. 8. of the tribe shall be wife toy. ot the tamily 
 'Dent. 1.23. I took twelve men, y. of a tribe 
 4. 42. that fleeing to 0. of these cities, 19. .5, 11. 
 
 19 . 15. y. witness shall not rise up against a man 
 
 24. 5. but he shall be free at home o. year 
 .32. 30. how should o. chase a thousand ? 
 
 Josh. 10. 42. all these Joshua took at 0. time 
 12. 9 . the king of .lericho 0. the king of Aiy. 
 
 10. the king’of .lerusalein o. king of Ilehron y. 
 
 17 . 14 . why hast given me but 0. lot and o. portion ? 
 17 . a great people, thou shalt not have o. lot only 
 Judg. 9 . 2. whether is belter, thaty. reign over you f 
 
 21.8. what y. is there of the tribes of Israel ' 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 4. for o. plague was on yon all and lords 
 17 . for Ashdod 0 . for Gazay. for Ashkelon o. 
 
ONE 
 
 ONE 
 
 ONE 
 
 1 SatK. 11. 7- and they came out with o. consent 
 
 18. 21. this day my son in-law in o. of the twain 
 £ iiam.T. 23. wliat o. nation is like thy people? 
 
 8. 2. and with o. full line to keep alive 
 
 39. 7. there will not tarry o. with thee this niaht 
 
 23. 8. whom he slew at o. time. 1 (J/iron. 11. 11. 
 
 15. O that 0. would ^ive me to drink of the water 
 
 of the well of'Bethlehem, 1 Cham. 11. 17 . 
 
 1 Kings 1. 48. given me o. to sit on my throne 
 
 2 . 16 . I ask 0 . petition of tliee, deny me not 
 
 6. 25. the cherubims were of e. measure, 0. size 
 
 8. 50. there hath not failed o. word of his promise 
 
 11. 13. 1 will give 0. tribe to thy son, 32, 36. 
 
 22. 13. behold now words of the prophets declare 
 good totiie king with o. month, 2 V.hron. 18. 12. 
 
 2 Kings IJ. 27- carry thither o. of the priests 
 
 28. 0, of the priests came and dwelt in Bethel 
 
 18. 24. will turn away face of o. captain, l.^a. .36. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 10.13. for asking counsel ofe. tliat had fame 
 
 12. 14. 0. of the least was over an hundred 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 12. he shall worship before o. altar 
 Keh. 1. 2. Ilanani, o. of my hre’thren, came 
 
 11. 1. bring 0. often to dwell in .lerusalem 
 Job 9. 3. he oannot answer him 0. of a tliousand 
 
 + 33. neither is there 0. that should argue 
 
 21. 23. o. dieth in his full strength, at ease 
 
 23. 13. he is in o. mind, and who can tm n him ? 
 
 .33. 23. if an interpreter 0. among a thousand 
 
 J^sal. 22. + 20. deliver my only 0. from tlie dog 
 
 35. + 17 . rescue my only 0. from the lions 
 49. 16. be not afraid when 0. is made rich 
 
 72 . + 15. 0. shall give him of the gold of Sheba 
 82. 7. nod shall fall like 0. of the princes 
 86. + 2. for I am 0. whom thou favourest 
 89. 19. 1 have laid help on 0. that is mighty 
 
 I . 37 . 3. saying, sing uso. of the songs of Zion 
 Prev. l. 14. cast in thy lot, let us all have 0. purse 
 
 26. 17 . is like o. that taketh a dog by tlie ears 
 lied. 1. 4. o. generat. passeth away, an.other cometh 
 
 2.14. I perceived that 0. event happen, to them all 
 
 3. 19 . yea, they have all 0. breath, all is vanity 
 20. all go untoo. place, all ai e dust, 6. 6. 
 
 4. 9. two better than o. |1 11. how’ can o. be warm ? 
 
 12. if 0 . prevail against him, two shall withstand 
 
 7 . 27 . counting o. by 0. to find out the account 
 
 9. 18. but 0. sinner destroyeth much good 
 
 12. 11. words, which are given from 0. shepherd 
 Cane. 4. 9. thou hast ravish, my heart, mj' sister, my 
 
 spouse, with o. of thy eyes, with 0. chain of thy neck 
 
 6. 9. my undefiled is but 0. she is the only 0. 
 
 Isa. 5.10. ten acres of vineyard shall yield 0. bath 
 
 14. .32. what shall o. answer messengers of nation ? 
 
 19. 18. 0. shall be called the city of destruction 
 23. 15. according to the days of 0. king 
 
 27 . 12. ye shall be gathered 0. by 0. () Israel 
 ■30. 17 . o. thousand shall llee at the rebuke of o. 
 
 ,.34. 16. no o. of these shall fail, none want her mate 
 
 . 41. 25. 1 have raised up o. fi om the north 
 27 . 1 will give .lerus. o. that bringeth good tidings 
 
 44. 5. 0 . shall say, I am the Lord’s, and anoflier 
 
 45. 24. surely shall 0. say, in L. have 1 righteous. 
 65. 8. 0. saith, destroy it not. a blessing is in it 
 
 Kzek. 1. 16. they four had o. likeness, and a wheel 
 
 19. .3. she brought up 0. of her whelps, it became 
 21.19- both twain shall come forth out of 0. land 
 23. 13. then I saw that they took both 0. way 
 
 33. 21. that 0. that had escaped came unto me 
 
 24. Abraham was o. ll .32. as a lovely song of e. 
 
 34. 23. 1 will set up 0. shepherd over them, . 37 . 24. 
 37 . 17 . and they shall become 0. in thy hand 
 
 19 . make them o. stick || 22. 0. nation, o. king 
 48. 31 o. gate of Reuben 1| 32. 0. gate of Joseph 
 Dan. 2. 9. there is buto. decree for you 
 
 4. 19. then Daniel was astonied for 0. hour 
 
 7 . 13. behold, 0. like the Son of man, 10. 16, 18. 
 
 ' 9. 27 . he shall confirm the covenant for 0. M’eek 
 
 II. 7. out of a branch of her roots shall 0. stand 
 
 10. 0. shall certainly come and overfiow, and pass 
 27- they shall speak lies ate. fable, not prosper 
 
 Dos. 1. 11. Israel shall api'oint themselves 0. head 
 Amos 4. 8. two or three cities wandered to 0. city 
 
 6. 9- it there remain ten men in 0. house 
 Zeph. . 3 . 9. to serve the I.ord with 0. consent 
 Zedi. 3 . 9. behold, one. stone shall be seven e 3 'es 
 
 11. 8 1 will cut off three shepherds in o. month 
 
 14. 9. there shall be 0. I.ord, and his name 0. 
 
 Mai. 5 15. did he not make 0. 'f and wherefore 0. ? 
 Mat % 3. the voice of 0. crying in the wilderne.ss, 
 37 ark 1. 3. Lnhe 3. 4. Jo/m 1. 23. 
 
 5. 18. n. jot, or o. tittle shall not pass from the law 
 19 . whoso shall break 0. of these least commandm. 
 
 29. that 0. of thy members should perish, 30. 
 
 36. thou canst not make o. hair white or black 
 
 6. 27 . which of you can add o. cubit to his stature ? 
 29. was not arrayed like o. of these, Lnhe 12 . 27 . 
 
 10. 42. shall give to drink to 0 . of these little ones 
 
 12. 11. what man among you shall have o. sheep ? 
 
 16. 14. Elias and Jeremias, or 0. of the prophets, 
 
 Marh 6. 15. I 8. 28. Ln/e 9. 8, 19. 
 
 17 . 4. three tabernacles, 0. for thee, 0. for Moses, 
 
 and 0 . for Elias, MarhQ. 5. Lnhe9. 33. 
 18.6. shall offend 0. of these, Marh 9.42. J.v/re 17 . 2 . 
 
 10. take heed ye despise not 0. of these little ones 
 14. that o. of these little ones should perish 
 
 16. if not hear, then take w'ith thee o. or two more 
 
 , 19. 17- none good buto. Hlarh 10. 18. Lithe 18. 19. 
 
 20. 12. saying, these last have wrought but 0 . hour 
 
 21. 35. they beat o. and killed another, and stoned 
 
 22. 5. they went their ways, 0. to Ins farm, another 
 
 23. 4. but they themselves will not move them 
 
 with 0. of their fingers. Lithe 11. 46. 
 
 8. for 0 . is your Master, even Christ, 10. 
 
 9. o. is your Father || 25.40. as ye have done it too. 
 
 25. 15. he gave to 0. five talents, to another two 
 
 18. but he that had received the 0. 24. 
 
 45. as ye did it not to 0. of the least of these 
 
 26. 21. Jesus said, verily I say' to you, that 0. of 
 you shall betray me, Marh 14. 18. John 13. 21. 
 
 40. could ye not watch 0. hour ? Marh 14. 37. 
 Marks. 14. nor had they' more than 0. loaf 
 9- 37 . whoever shall receive 0. of such children 
 38. we saw 0, casting out devils, Lithe 9. 49. 
 
 Marh 11. 29.1 will also ask of you 0 . quest, ans. me 
 
 12. 6. having yet 0. son, he sent him also to them 
 
 14.19. and they began to say, e. by 0. is it 1 ? 
 
 15. 6. at the feast he released o. Lii/.e 23. 17. 
 
 Lithe 3. 16 . John said, but 0 . mightier than 1 cometh 
 
 7 . 8. 1 say to 0. go, aiul he goeth, and to another 
 8.42. he had o. only' daughter, and she lay a <l.ving 
 12. 52. there shall be live in o. house divided 
 
 15. 7 . joy in heaven over o. sinner that repenteth,10. 
 
 16. 17 . to i)ass, than 0. little of the law to tail 
 .30. nay, but if o. went Horn the dead, 31. 
 
 17- 22. to see o. of the days of the Son of man 
 
 22. 36. let him sell his garment, and buy 0. 
 
 .John 1 . 26. but there standeth o. among you 
 6 . 7 ().c.ofyouisadevil 117.21. havedone o. work 
 
 8. 9. went out o. by o. beginning at the eldest 
 18. I am o. that bear witness of myself 
 
 41. they said, we have o. lather, even God 
 
 10.16. and there shall be 0. fold, and o. shepherd 
 
 30. 1 and my Father are o. 
 
 11. 52. should gather in o. the children of God 
 
 12. 48. he hath 0. that judgetli him, the word 
 
 17 . 11. that they may be 0. as we are, 21, 22. 
 
 23. that they may be made perfect in o. 
 
 18. 17- art not thou o. of this man’s disciples ?,25. 
 yicts 1.22. musto. be ordained to be witness of resur. 
 
 4. 32. believed, were, of 0. heart anil of 0. soul 
 
 9. 11. go and enquire for 0. Saul of'l arsus 
 
 13. 25. there cometh o. after me, whose shoes 
 17- 7- saying, that there is another king, o. Jesus 
 
 26 . God hath made of 0 . blood all nations 
 
 24. 2.1. except it be forthisc. \ oice, of resurrection 
 
 25.19. had questions of o. Jesus, who was dead 
 
 28. 25. after that Paul had spoken o. W'ord 
 
 Horn. 5 . 7 . for scarcely for a righteous man will o. die 
 
 15. for if through the offence of o. many be dead 
 
 16. and not as it was by o. that sinned, for the 
 
 judgment w as by o. to condemnation 
 
 17 . death reigned by o. shall reign in life by o..\. C. 
 
 18. by the offence of o. so by' righteousness of c. 
 
 19 . so by obedience of o. shall many be righteous 
 9. 10. but when Bebekah also had conceived by 0. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 4. for while o. saith, 1 am Paul of 
 
 8 . now he that planteth and that watereth are o. 
 
 5. 1 . such fornication, that o. ha', e his father’s wife 
 
 8. 4. and that there is none other God but o. 
 
 6. to us there is but 0. God, and o. Lord Jesus 
 
 9. 24. all run, but 0 . receiveth the prize 
 
 10 . 17 . we being many are 0. bread and o. body 
 
 11. 21. o. is hungry' H 14. 27. let o. interpret 
 
 12. 8. to 0. is given by Spirit tlie word of wisdom 
 
 13. by o. Spirit we are baptized into 0. body 
 
 14. 24. there come in 0. that believeth not, or o. un¬ 
 
 learned, he is convinced of all, judged of all 
 
 31. for ye may all prophesy 0. by o. that all may 
 
 15. 8. was seen of me as of 0. born out of due time 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. if 0. died for all, then w ere all dead 
 11. 2. for I have espoused you to 0. husband 
 
 24. five times received 1 forty stripes save 0. 
 
 13.11. be perfect, be of good comfort, be of c. minci, 
 
 Fhi/. 2. 2. 1 Pet. 3.8. Rev. 17.13. 
 Gal. 3.16. but as of 0 . P 28. ye are all 0. in Christ 
 
 5. 14. for all the law is fulfilled in 0. word 
 Eph. 1.10. he might gather together in o. all things 
 
 2.14. who hath made both 0. 1| 15. 0. new' man 
 18. through him we both have access by 0. Spirit 
 
 4. 4. as ye are called in 0. hope of your calling 
 5. 0. laith, 0. Lord, o. baptism H 6. o. God 
 
 P/til. 1 . 27 . lhatstanu fast with 0. spirit, w ith o.mind 
 1 Tim. 3. 2. the husband of 0 . wile. Tit. 1. 6. 
 
 4. a bishop, 0. that ruleth well his own house 
 1 Tim. 3.12. the fieacons be the husbands of 0 . w'ife 
 Tit. 1.12. 0. of themselves, even a prophet, said 
 Deb. 2. 6. but 0. in a certain place testifieth 
 
 11. and they that are sanctified are all of o. 
 
 5.12. ye liave need that o. teach you again 
 
 10.12. but thisman after he had off ered o. sacrifice 
 
 14. foi' by' 0. offering he hath perfected for ever 
 
 11 . 12 . therefor e sprang ther e even of 0. so many' 
 
 12.16. for 0. morsel of meat sold his birth right 
 
 13.14. here we have no city, but we seek o. to come 
 Jam. 2.10. yet offend in 0. point, he is guilty of all 
 
 5. 19. if any of you er r, and o. convert him 
 
 1 John 5. 7- these three ar'e o. H 8 . these agree irr 0. 
 Rev. 9 . 12 . 0 . woe is past, there come two woes more 
 
 13. 3.1 saw 0. of his heads as wounded to death 
 
 14.14. on the cloud 0. sat like unto the Son of man 
 
 17 . 12 . r'eceive poweras kingso. hour with the beast 
 
 18.10. for in 0. hour is thy judgment come 
 
 17 . in o. hour so great riches come to nought 
 
 19 - that gr'eatcity, for in 0 . hour is she rrrade desol. 
 21 . 21 . ever'y several gate was of o. pearl 
 •iee Ac'coku, Another, M.yn, God. 
 
 • As OR E. 
 
 Gen. 3.22. behold, the man is become as 0. of us 
 
 19 . 14. but he seemed as 0. that rnockecl to his sons 
 
 49 . 16 . Dan shall jtrdge as 0. of the tribes of Israel 
 Exod. 12. 48. be circumcised, and he shall be as 0. 
 
 that is born in the land. Lev. 19. .34. 1 24. 22. 
 Kitm. 12.12. let her not be aso. dead, of whom 
 Josh. 10.2. Gibeon a great city, as 0. of royal cities 
 Jiidg. 17 .11. young man was to liim aso. of his sons 
 
 1 Rrtw. 17.36. uncircum. Philistine be aso. of them 
 26. 20. rt.fw hen 0 . doth hunt a partridge in mount. 
 
 2 Raw.6. 20. uncovered aso. of the vain fellows 
 9 . 11. he shall eatat my table «. of kina’s sons 
 
 13.13. thou slialt be aso. of the fools in Israel 
 
 14. 13. the kina speaketh this as 0. that is faulty 
 
 17 .12. there shall not be left so much aso. 
 
 Qh'ing.s 6.5.but rtS' 0 . was felling a beam.a.xehead fell 
 2 Chron. 5. 13. the trumpeters and singers were as 0. 
 JobQ. 10. thou speakest aso. of the foolish women 
 
 12. 4. I am as 0. mocked of his nei; libour 
 
 19.11. he counteth me to him as 0. of his enemies 
 Psal. . 35 .14. aso. that mourneth for his mother 
 
 78. 65. then the Lord awaked as o. out of sleep 
 
 89.10. thou hast broken Hahab, aso. that is slain 
 119 . 162. 1 rejoice aso. that fincleth great spoil 
 
 Pror. 6. 11 . thy poverty as o. that travaileth, 24, 3. 
 Led. 3. 19 . as the 0. dieth, so dieth the other 
 Cant. 1 . 7 . for w hy' shoidd 1 be as 0. turneth aside ? 
 
 8.10. then 1 was in his eyes as 0. that found favour 
 
 Isa, 10. 14. as o. that gathereth eggs that are left 
 
 29. 4. thy voice as 0. that hath a familiar spirit 
 66. 13. as o. whom his mother comforteth 
 Jer. 19 . 11. I will break ( 2 J o. breaketli letter’s vesst 
 Z.ech. 12. 10. mourn as 0 . in bitterness for first-bora 
 Mat. 7 . 29. as o. having authority, Mark 1. 22. 
 MarhO. 15. or as 0. of the prophets i 9. 26. as 0. dead 
 Lithe 15. 19 . make me as o. of thy hired serv ants 
 
 23. 14. this man aso. that perverteth the people 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 25. aso. that hath obtained mercy of Lord 
 9. 26. so tight 1, not tts o. that beateth the air 
 6 ee Day, Heart, Every. 
 
 Is GNE. 
 
 Gen. 11.6. the people iso. ||41.25. thedreamjjo.26. 
 Exod. 2. 6. this is o. of the Hebrew chiMren 
 yict//. 6.4. the D)rdour(iod trc. Ixrd, JljarX-12.29. 
 Ruth 2. 20. Boaz i- o. of our next kinsmen 
 Mat. 12. 6. in this place is o. greater than tlie temple 
 Marh 14. 20. it is o. of the twelv e that dippeth 
 Rom. 2. 28. he is not a Jew that i.- 0. outwardly 
 29. but he is a Jew who is o. inwardly 
 3. .30. seeing it is 0. God who shall justify 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 17 . that is joined to the Lord is o. spirit 
 12. 12. for as ixxl v is o. and hath many members 
 
 15. 4r.. but theglory of the celestial fjo.and gli'ry 
 Gal. 3. 20. is not a mediator of one, but God is o 
 Col. 4. 9. w itli Onesimus, who is o. of you, 12. 
 
 Hee Little, Man. 
 
 \l:t OR 1’,. 
 
 Gen. 24. 41. if thev give not thee 0. shall be clear 
 Exod. 8. 31. there remained not 0. 10. 19. 
 
 9. 6 . but of the cattle of Israel died not o. 7 . 
 
 12. .‘10. not a house where there was not o. dead 
 Deitt.l. .35. shall n. o. of these men see that good land 
 
 2. 36. there was not o. city too strong tor us 
 
 2 iS'am. l.'l. .30. and there is war o. of them left 
 
 17 •_ 13. till there be not o. small .stone found there 
 1 Kings 16 . 11. he left him n. o. that pisseth ag. wall 
 Job 14. 4. a clean thing out of an unclean, net o. 
 
 31. 15. and did not o. fashion us in the womb ' 
 
 41. 9. shall n. 0. be cast down at the sight of him ? 
 Psal. 14. 3. are altogether become filthy, there is 
 none that doeth’good, not o. 53. 3. Rom. .3. 12. 
 105. . 37 . there was n. 0. feeble person among them 
 J'a. 40.26. for that he is strong in power, n. o. faileth 
 A/at.la.lO. take heed ye desp. n. 0. of these little outs 
 Rom. .3. 10. there is none righteous, no not 0, 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 5. no war o. that shall be able to judge 
 
 12.14. for the body is not 0. member, but many' 
 tiee Mighty. 
 
 ORE, in reference to other. 
 
 Gen. 4.19. the name of o. was Adah, of other Zillah 
 
 13. 11. they separated the o. from the other 
 47 . 21. from the 0. end of Egypt to the ot/ier 
 
 Exod. 1. 15. najneof a. .‘shiphrah, of the erXer Puah 
 
 14. 20. so that the 0. came not near the other 
 
 17 . 12 . stayed up his hands on o. side, and the oth. 
 
 18. 3. name of the 0 . Gershom, of the or//£r Lliezer 
 Lev. 5 . 7 . two pigenrs.a. for a sin offering, the ther 
 for a burnt offering, 12. 8. Num. 6. 11. | 8. 12 
 
 16. 8. 0. lot for the I ord, other for the scape goat 
 A'w/w. 11.26. name of the o. Eldad, the ether l\jedad 
 28. 4. 0. lamb in the morning, the other at w en 
 
 .Vent. 4. 32. ask from 0. side of heaven to the other 
 
 13. 7 . from th.e 0. end of the earth to other, 28. 64. 
 Judo. 16. 29 . took hold ofo. pillar and of the ether 
 Ruth 4. name of the o. wasOrpah, of other Nuth 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 2. name of o. Hannah, tneerXer Peninnah 
 
 2 tsam. 4. 2. name of a. Baanah,of the oth. Rechab 
 12. 1. there w ere two men, 0. rich, the other poor 
 
 1 Kings'?,. 2.3. 0. saith, this ismy son, theer/icrsailli 
 
 25. give half to the o. and half to the other 
 2d. 29. they pitched o. against the other seven days 
 yeh. 4. 17 . a. hand wrought, with eth. held weapon 
 Eed. 3. 19. as the 0. dieth, so dieth the other 
 ( 14. God hath set the 0. over-against the other 
 Jer. 12. 12. for the sword of the Lord shall devour 
 irom 0. end of the lanrl to the other end, 25. 33. 
 
 24. 2. «. basket had good figs, other basket had bad 
 Ezeh. 21. 16. go the 0. way or oth. on right or left 
 Dan. 8. 3. but o. horn w as higher than the other 
 
 li a. 0. on this side of river, the other on that side 
 Zeeh. 11 . 7 . thea. I called Beauty, the other Lands 
 Mat. 6.24. he w ill hate the o. and love the other, or 
 hold to the 0. and despise thecMfr, Lnlelij. 1.3. 
 
 20. 21. my two sons may sit, the 0. on thy right 
 hand, and the cMcr qn thy left. Alarh Ui. 37 . 
 24. 31. gather from 0. end of heaven to the other 
 
 40. o. taken, the oth. left, 41. Lithe I 7 . 34. 35, 36. 
 Alarh 15. 27. 'hey crucify two thieves, the o. on his 
 
 right hand, the et/ter on his left, luhe 23. 33. 
 I..ithe 6. 29. if smite thee on 0. cheek, offer the oMer 
 
 7 . 41. the 0. owed 500 pence, the other fifty 
 
 17 . 24. lightning out of o. part, shineth to the other 
 
 18. 10. theo. a Pharisee, the other a publican 
 John 20. 12. o. angel at the head.atXcr at the feet 
 Art.A 5 . 39 . that they fleparted asunder <>. fromarX. 
 
 2.3. 6. the o. part .''^adducees, the other Pharisees 
 
 1 ('or. 7. 5. detiaud y e not o. the other, e.xcept it be 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16 . to 0. the savour of life, to oth. of death 
 Gal. 4. 22. 0. by bond-maid,by a free-woman 
 5. 17 . and these are contrary, thee, to the other 
 
 Rev. 17 . 10. and 0. is, the other is not vet come 
 <See Peohle. 
 
 There is OR E. 
 
 Ix'v. 7 ■ 7 - trespass offering, there is o. law for them 
 Jvdn. 21. 6 . t/ure is o. tribe cut off from Israel 
 h..,th. 4.11. there is o. law of his to put him to death 
 Ecd. 4. 8 . tl.. >e ISO. alone, and thei e is nc-t a second 
 9 . 2 . there is o. event to righteous and the w icked 
 .3. this is .'vn evil, that there is 0. event to all 
 Van. 2. 9. it ye w ill not, there iso. decree toi you 
 Kali. 1. ll.r/t. is o. comeoutof thee imaginetii evil 
 J/a/X 12. 32. th. i.s o. God, 1 Tim. 2. 5. Jam. 2. 19. 
 John 5. 45 . there i.,o. that accuseth you, eveuMcs. 
 
 8. 50. there is o. that seeketh and judgeth 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 39 . th. iso. kindof.tlesh of men, anofh.or 
 
 41. there iso. glory of sun, another of iboon 
 .Tam. 4. 12. there is o. lawgiver, who is able to 'save 
 
 ORE 0/ them. 
 
 Gen. 42. 27. a.s 0. of them opened his sack in the inn 
 Exod. 14.28. there remained not so much as o. of th 
 
OPE 
 
 ONL 
 
 •VwOT. 16.15. neither have T hurto. of them 
 i)e7tt. 25. 5. it 0. of thetn die, and have no cliila 
 11.35. thou art o. of them that trouble me 
 1 Sam. 17. 36. this Philisiine shall he aso, of them 
 •2 Sa?n. 17. 22. lacked noto. of th. was not over .lord. 
 
 SO. 19. 1 am o. of them that are peaceable m Isr. 
 
 "4* 12. three things chooser, of them, 1 Chr. 21. 10. 
 
 1 A'iwjl8.40. prophets of l:aal, let npt o. of r. escape 
 19.2. if I make n.ot thy lite as the life ot o. of them 
 13. let thy v/ord be like the word or o. of thetn 
 Pj.’.34. 20. keep, his bones, not o. of them, is broken 
 53. 3. every o. of th. is gone back, none doth good 
 58* 8. as a snail let every o. of them pass away 
 64 6 inward thought of every o. of them is dee{) 
 84 .’ 7 .'every in Zion appealeth before tr. 
 
 106. *11. tlieir enemies, there was woVo.cf them left 
 ,Prov. 22.26. be not thou o. of them that strike hands 
 
 EccI.XO.'id. labourof foolish wearieth every 0. o/ th. 
 
 Jer. 15. 10. yet every o. of thetn doth curse me 
 Ezek. il. 5. for I know the things, every o. e/t/iew 
 Eati 8 9 outof o. of them came forth a little horn 
 Obad. 11. and cast lots, even thou wast as o. ff them 
 Mat 10. 29. 0. of them sold lor a farthing, shall not 
 fall to the ground without your l ather, L7ike\S.&. 
 18.12. have sheep, o.oft. be gone astray, Luke 15.4. 
 
 26.73. surely thou art u. of thetn, Mark 14. 69, (0. 
 Luke 17 .15. o. ofth. when he saw that he was healed 
 John 6. 7. that every 0. of them mav take a little 
 
 7 . 50. that came to Jesus by night, being 0. oj them 
 12 . 2 . Lazarus wasi). of theta that sat at the table 
 jCcts 7. 24. and seeing o. of them sutfer wrong 
 11 ”8. and there stood up c.c/ them named Agao. 
 
 O N E t/n’w.'7... 
 
 Josh. 23. 14. not 0. thing hath failed of all the good 
 Job 9. 22. this is 0. thing, therefore I said it 
 Psal 27 . 4. 0. thing have I desired ot tlie Lord 
 Ecci. 3. 19. even e. thing befalleth tlieni 
 Mat.S\. 24.1 will ask you o. thing, Lukj 6. 9.1-0. j. 
 Mark 10. 21. 0. thing thou lackest, Luke 18. -2. 
 
 Luke 10. 42 . thou art careful, buto.r/««yis needtu 
 Johti 9. 25. 0. thing 1 know, that whereas 1 was blind 
 Acts 19 . 32. some cried 0. th. some another, 21. 34. 
 Phil. 3.13. butthis 0. th. 1 do, I press toward mark 
 •2 Pet 3. 8. but be not ignorant of this 0. thing 
 Wicked ONE. 
 
 Mat 13 19. then cometh \\\&uicked o. and catcheth 
 38.’ the tares are the children of tlie wicked o. 
 a Johns. 13. because ye have overcome wicked 0. 14. 
 
 3. 12. not as Cain, who was of OvaX wicked0. 
 
 5 . 18. and wicked o. touclieth him not 
 ONE.S. ^ 
 
 Isa. 13.3.1 have commanded my sanctified 0 .1 have 
 also called my mighty o. tor mine auger 
 Dan. 8. 8. and for it came up tour notable o. 
 
 11 .17. set his face to enter, and upright 0. with him 
 
 O N L Y. . 1 , 
 
 Cen. 6 . 5 . thoughts of his heart are 0. eyil cqntiniially 
 7 .23. Koah 0. remained alive, and those m the ai k 
 19. 8 . 0. to these men do notliing 
 22. 2. take nowthy son.thineo.son Isaac, thou loy. 
 
 12. thou hast not witiiheld thy son, thine 0. son, 16. 
 24. 8. 0. bring not my son tliither again 
 27 . 13. 0. obey mv voice, and go fetch me them 
 34. 22. 0. herein will the nien consent to us, _3. 
 
 41 4('. o. in tlie tlironewill 1 be greater than tliou 
 47. 22. 0. the land of priests bought he not, 2b. 
 
 Exod. 8. 9. they may remain in the river 0. 11. 
 
 28.1 will let you go, 0. you shall not go far away 
 
 10. 17 . now forgive my sin, t pray thee. o. this once 
 that he may take away from me this death 0. 
 
 24. o. let your flocks and your herds be stay'ed 
 12.16. ev. man must eat, that e. may be done of you 
 
 21. 19. 0. he shall pay for the lo.ss ot his time 
 
 22. 20. that sacriliceth to any, save to the Lord 0 . 
 
 27. for that is his covering, 0. it is his raiment 
 
 Lev. 21. 23. 0. he shall not go in unto the vail 
 27.26. 0. the firstling of the beasts, it is the Lprd s 
 Lhiim. 1. 49. o. thou shalt not number tribe of Leyi 
 12. 2. hath file Lord indeed 0. spoken by Moses ? 
 14. 9. rebel not ve against the Lonl o. 
 
 18 3. o. they shall not come nigli the vessels 
 20 19. I will 0. go through on my feet. Dent. 2.28. 
 22- .35. 0. the word that I shall speak to thee 
 - 31. 22. o. the gold and the silver, the brass 
 S6, 6. 0. marry' to the family of their father s tribe 
 JJeut. 4. 9 . o. take heed to thyself, keep thy soul 
 12. vesaw no similitude, 0. ye heard a voice 
 
 8. 3. know that man doth not live by bread 0. 
 
 10.15. 0. the Lord had a delight in thy lathers 
 12. 16. o. ye shall not eat the bipod, 2.3.1 In. 23. 
 
 22. 25. the mano. that lay with hersliall die 
 28.13. tliou shalt be above 0. not be beneath 
 20. tlioii shalt be o. oppressed and spoiled, 33, 
 ' 29 . 14. nor with you o. do 1 make tins covenant 
 Jo.i'h. 1 . 7 . 0 . be thou strong and very courageous, 18. 
 17 . 0 . Lord thy God be with thee as with Moses 
 
 6. 15. o. that day compassed the city seven times 
 17 . 0 . Kahab shall live || 11.13. burned llazor o. 
 
 17 . 17 . thou shalt not have one loto. 
 
 Judg 3. 2. they might 0 . know to teach them war 
 
 6. ' 37 . if dew he on the fleece 0 . and dry on earth 
 . 39 . let it not he dry 0 . upon tlie tleece, 40. 
 
 10. 15. deliver us 0. w;e pray thee, this day 
 11.34. came to meetliim, and slie was Inso. child 
 16 . 28 . strengthen me, 1 pray tliee, o. this once 
 
 19. 20. tlie man said, 0 . lodgfe not in the street 
 INaw. 1.13. ! Ian. o. moved her lips, voice not heard 
 
 23. 0 . the I.ord estahlish his w'ord 
 ' 5. 4. o. the stump of Dagoii was left to him 
 
 7 . .3. and serve him j. 4. Mat. 4. 10 . Luke 4. 8 . 
 
 12. 24. o. fear the Lord, and serve hiin 111 truth 
 
 18. 17. 0 . be thou valiant tor me, and fight battles 
 
 20. 14. noto. while 1 live, shew me kindne.ss 
 . 39 . o. .ionathan and David knew the matter 
 
 SSam. 13.32. .lonadabsaid, 0 . Ainnoii is dead, .33. 
 17 . 2 . the people tlee, and 1 will smite the king o. 
 20 . 21 . deliver him 0 . and I will depart from city 
 
 23. 10. the people returned after him q. to spoil 
 iKinns 3.2. o. the people sacriliced in high places,3. 
 
 4. ]',i.Gebarwasthec.ot1i;;er who was in the land 
 12.20. none followed David, but Judah 0 . 
 
 14.8. David did that 0. which was right m my eyes 
 
 ON W 
 
 I 1 Kings 14.13. heo. of Jeroboam shall come to grave 
 I 15 5. save 0. in the matter of Uriah the liittite 
 19. 10.1 0. am left, and they seek my life, 14. 
 
 2^ 31- light not, save with the king^ Israel 
 2 'Kings 10. 23. but the worshippers of Baal 0. 
 
 17 18 there was none lett but the tribe ot J udah 0. 
 19 ’ 19 ’. thou art the Lord, even thou 0. Isa. 37. 20. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 12. 0. the Lord give thee wis lorn 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 6. saved, to burn sacrifice betcre him 
 ”6. 30. thou o. knowest the hearts of children of men 
 
 33 17 . (lid sacrifice, yet to the I.ord their God 0. 
 Esth.l.lO. the queen liath not done wrong to king 0. 
 Job 1 12. 0. on hiniselt put not forth thy hand 
 15. I 0. am escaped to tell thee, 16, 47.19- 
 13. 20. 0. do not two things to me, then will I not 
 34 . 29 . whether done against a nation, or a man e. 
 Psal. 4. 8. thou Lord, o. makest me dwell in safety 
 51. 4. against thee, thee o. have 1 sinned 
 6" " he 0. is my rock and my salvation, 6. 
 
 I'.o. consult to cast him down from excellency 
 5. my soul, v/ait thou 0. upon God . 
 
 71. 16. mention thy righteousness, even thine 0, 
 
 - I ^1.* I,- .si .s /li-vfK fninO'S 
 
 Tg. 18. God of Israel 0. doth wondrous things 
 91 . 8. 0. with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see 
 Prov. 4. 3. tender and 0. beloved in sight or mother 
 5 . 17 . let them be 0. tliine own, and not strangers 
 11. 23. the desire of the righteous is 0. good 
 13.10. 0. by pride, cometh contention 
 14. 23. the talk of the lips tendetli c. to penury 
 17 . 11. an evil man seeketh 0. rebellion 
 
 man 
 
 ^ _1C>11 V, - - 
 
 2i! B.'tend 0 . to plenteoiisness, 0 . to want 
 Eccl.'t.SO- thiso. have 1 found, thatGoduiade 
 Cant. 6*. 9. she is the 0 . one of her mother 
 Isa. 4. 1. 0 . let us be called by thy name 
 26. 1.3. we will 0 . make mention of thy name 
 id! 19 . it shall be a vexation 0 . to understand report 
 Jer. . 3 ', 13. 0 . acknowledge thine iniquity 
 6 26 make mourning as tor an 0 . son, Amos 8.10 
 32. 30. 0 . done evil, 0 . provoked me to anger 
 Ezek. 7 . 5. and evil, an o. evil, behold, is come 
 14. 16. tliev 0 . shall be delivered, 18. 
 
 44. 20. they shall 0 . poll their beads 
 Amos 3. 2. you 0 . have 1 known ot all tamil. ot earth 
 
 Mat. 5. 47 . ifyesaluteyoiir brethren 0 . what do you 
 8. 8. the centurion said, Lord, speak the word 0 . 
 
 10 42 shall give a cup ot cold water n. in name 
 1"! 4. not lawful for him to eat, but 0 . tor priests 
 14. .36. they might 0 . touch hem of his garment 
 17 . 8. they saw no man, save Jesus 0 . Mark 9. 8. 
 
 19 tliey found nothing' thereon but le.aves o, 
 
 ~2’l shall not o. do this which is (lone to tig-tree 
 04 36 not the angels in heaven, but niy latlier 0 
 Mark 2. 7. who can forgive sms, but GoAo. f 
 
 5 36. les.saith, be not afraid, 0 . believe, Luke 8.50. 
 
 6 8 should take nothing for journey, save a statto. 
 
 Luke 7 . 12. was a dead man, (;. son or Ins mother 
 8. 42. one 0 , daughter |1 9. 38. he is my 0 . clnld 
 24.18. art thou 0 . a stranger in Jerusal. not known 
 Johno. 18. not o. because he liad broken sabbath 
 44. and seek not lionour that cometh from God 0 . 
 
 11 52. that Jesus should die, not tor that nation o. 
 12 ". 9 . came not for .1 esus’ sake 0 . but to see Lazarus 
 13 9, Lord, not my feet 0 . but also my hands 
 
 17. 3. that they might know thee the 0 . true God 
 Acts 8. 16. 0 . they were baptized in nair.eot Jesus 
 
 1). 19. preaching the word to none but Jews e. 
 
 18. 25. Apollos taught, knowing o. bapt. (it John 
 19 ! 21. not rt.our craft is in danger to be at nought 
 21 13 reatiy not to he bound o. but to die tor Jp. 
 
 25. 0 . that they keep thems. from things offered 
 (^6 29. I would to ('od that not o. thou, but all 
 Ro'm'.l. 32. not 0 . do same, but have pleas, m them 
 3. 29. is he God of Jews 0 . ? is be not ot Genfilp ? 
 4.9. cometh this blessedn. on circumcision . 12. 
 
 16. not to that 0 . which is of law, but to faith 
 5. 3. noto. so, 11. II 8. 23. noto. they, but ourselves 
 9.24. whom he called, notot Jews 0 . but()t Gentiles 
 13* 5. ye must he subject, not 0 . for wrath, but Mso 
 16. 4. to whom not 0 . 1 give thanks, but churches 
 c? toGotl 0 . wise be glory, 1 Lini. l.ll..litde^5. 
 
 1 Co>- 7. 39. 0 . in the I.d. 1| 9. 6. 1 0 . and Barnabas 
 14. ,36. came word of God from you 0 . or toyou 0 . 
 15.19. if in this lifeo. we have hope, most miserable 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . God comforted us, not by his coming 0 
 0. 10. have begun not 0 . to do |119. not that 0 . 
 
 21. not 0 . in sight of Lord, hut in sight ot men 
 Gal. 1. 2.3. heard o. he who persecuted in times past 
 2. 10 ! 0 , would that we should remember the, poor 
 3.2. tills 0 . would 1 learn of you, received ye bpir.. 
 4.18. and noto. when I am present with you 
 
 5 13. 0 . use not liberty for an occasion to the tlesii 
 6.12. 0 . lest they should sutler persecut. tor Christ 
 
 Eph. 1.21. every name named, not 0 . in this world 
 Phil. 1. 27 . 0 . let your convers. be as becomes gosp, 
 (’9 is "iveii not 0 . to believe on him, but to sutler 
 o' 12 as ye obeyed, not as in my presence 0 . but 
 
 in absence 
 
 27 . God had mercy not on him q. but on np 
 4 . 15. no diurdi communicated with me, but ye 0 . 
 Col. 4. 11. tiiese 0 . are my foliow-workers to kiiigd. 
 
 1 The'ss 1.5. gosp. came'notiii w’ord 0 . but in power 
 2. 8. to have imparted to you not gospel of (/Od o. 
 
 2 Thess.2.1. 0 . lie wlionow letlelh will let, till taken 
 
 1 Tim . 5 ri 3 . noto. idle, buttatlers and busy-bodies 
 
 6 15.’ is blessed and 0 . Potentate, King ot kings 
 if), who ('. hath immortality, dwelling in light 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 8 . not to me o. 1! 11 . 0 . T.uke is with me 
 Ueb. 9 . 10 . whicii stood 0 . in meats and drinks 
 
 12 . 26 .’once more 1 shake not earth 0 . but heaven 
 Jam'. 1. 22. he ye doers of word, and not hearers o. 
 o 04 a man isjustilied by works, and not taitli 0 . 
 
 1 Eet. 2. 18. not 0 . to good and gentle, but troward 
 1 John.'i.S. not for our sins o. || 5. 6 . not l)y water 0 . 
 g John 1. whom 1 love in the truth, and not I o. 
 Jude 4. denying the o. Lord God and our 1 .on .1 fsus 
 Rev 9 4. but o. those which have not seal ot Cod 
 15 ' 4 . ’who sliall not fear thee ? for thou 0 . art holy 
 See Bi:c()ttf,n. 
 
 ONIONS. 
 
 Kum 11 5. we remember the o. and the garlic 
 ONWARD. 
 
 Exod. 40. 36. when cloud was taken up, Isr. went 0 . 
 
 ONYCITA. 
 
 Exod. 30. 34, take thee spiws, 0. and galbaniim 
 ONYX. 
 
 Exod, 28. 20. fourth row a beryl and an 0. 39 . 13. 
 
 Job 28.16. wisdom cannot be valued witti the o. 
 Ezek 28. 13. the topaz aiiri the 0. was thy covering 
 See Stones. 
 
 OPEN, Adjective. 
 
 Gen. 1 . 20 . and fowl that may fly m 0. firmament 
 38. 14, 1 amar sat in an 0. place by way ot I imnatti 
 2 \'nm. 19. 15. every o. vessel not covered is unclean 
 21. 3. the man whose eyes are o. bath said, 4. lo. 
 Josh. 8. 17 . they left Ai 0. and pursued after Israel 
 1 Sam. 3.1. word of Lord precious, was no 0. vision 
 
 1 KingsO. 18. cedar carved witli«.rtowers,29. 3.,,30. 
 8. 2y. that thine eyes may lie o. towards tins house 
 
 night anfl day, 52 * 2 Chron, C. 20, 40.1 7- 15- 
 Neh. 1. 6. let thine eyes be o. ear attentive to hear 
 6. 5. Sanballat with an o. letter sent Ins servant 
 Job 31. as wicked men in the o. sight ot others 
 Psal. 5. 9. their throat is an o. sepulchre, Uotn. 3 . 13. 
 .34 15 the righteous, his ears are c. to their cry 
 Prov. i3. 16. but a fool layeth o. liismlly 
 27. 5. o. rebuke is better than secret kne 
 Isa. 9 . 12. they shall devour Israel with o. mouth 
 24. 18. for the windows from on hif^h are o. 
 
 60.11. thy gates shall be o. continually, not shut 
 Jer. 5.16. quiver is an o. sepulchre, are mighty men 
 32. 11. took evidence, botli what was sealed ando. 
 19. thine cj’es areo. on all the waysot men 
 Ezeic. 31.2. there were many bones in thee, valley 
 Dan. 6.10. his windows beingo.in chambp to Jerus. 
 Nah 3 13. gates of thy lan(l shall be set wide e. 
 John\‘ 51 . hereafter ye shall see heavene. angels 
 Acts 16. 27. seeing prison-doors o. drew his sword 
 19 38 tlie law iso. and there are deputies 
 
 2 Cor. 3 . IB. we all with o. face beholding as m glass 
 
 2 (Jor. 3. 1 ». weau wuui/. ... — - -o -- 
 
 6 11. our mouth is o. to you, our heartp enlarged 
 1 7'im. 5. 24. some men’s sins are o. betmetiand 
 Heb. 6. 6. seeing they put him to an o. shame 
 1 Pet .3. 12. his^earsare o. to their prayers 
 Rev. i 8. behold I have set before tliee an o. door 
 10. 2. he had in his hand a little book o. 8. 
 
 See Field, Fields. 
 
 OPEN, Verb, 
 
 Si'^nifies, [1] To unlock that which is fastened and 
 made «(rc Acts 16. 26. [2] To interpret, unfold, 
 or exLain, Luke 24. 32. [3] lo receive an an¬ 
 swer to our prayers. Mat. 7. 7- W 
 Christ hiio the heart by faith and love, Gant. 5.-. 
 Bev. 3. 20. [5] To uncover or lay open, Lxori. zl. 
 33. [61 To cleave, rend, or divide, Num. 16. 3— 
 
 T^opeiuhe’ book. Rev. 5. 3,9.^ To unseal the book, 
 by declaring and revealing to John, and by him to 
 the church, such secret mysteries as were before 
 hidden in God's counsel: this no creature could 
 
 do ; Christ the Mediator of the new covenant was 
 
 only able to do it, for he came out of the lathei s 
 
 bosom to reveal his will to us. 
 
 To open their eyes. Acts 26. 18. Io preach the 
 gospel to them, whereby they may attain to a spiri¬ 
 tual understanding, and embrace the gospel. 
 
 To open the heart, Acts 16. 14. 'Jo enlighten the 
 understanding, renew the will and ajfectioris, and, 
 incline a person to embrace the gospel._ 
 
 To open the lips, Psal. 51. 15 2o give occasion 
 
 and ability, both of heart and tongue, to praise 
 
 F^o^d. ’21. 33. ifa man shall o. a pit ordig a pit 
 Num. 8.16. given iiiAead of such as o. every womb 
 16 30. if earth o. her mouth and swallow them 
 Dent. 15. 8. thou shalt o. thy hand wide to him , 11. 
 20. 11. if it make answer ot peace, and o. to tliee 
 28. 12. I.ord shall o. to thee his good treasure 
 Josh 10. 22. 0 . mouth of cave and bring out 5 kin.^3 
 2 Kings 9. 3. then o. door, and flee, and tarry not 
 
 13.17. and he said, o. the window eastward 
 Job 11.5. oh that God would q. bis lips against thee 
 32 20. 1 will 0 . mj' lips, and answer 
 .3.). 16. therefore cloth .lob o. Ins mouth in vain 
 
 41. 14. who can o. the doors of his face r 
 P.sal. 22. t 7. all they that see me, o. the lip 
 49 4, I Mill 0 . my dark saying upon the harp 
 
 78! 2.1 will 0 . mouth in parable, utter (lai k sayings 
 
 81 10. 0 . thy mouth wide and 1 will nil it 
 118. 19. 0 . tome the gates of righteousness 
 Prov. 31. 8. o. thy mouth for dumb in the cause 
 
 9 . 0 . thy mouth, judge righteously, plead cause 
 Cant. 5. 2. o. to me, my sister, my love, coy 
 
 5. I rose up to o. to my helov. hands ‘'copt ni\rrh 
 Isa 22.22. o. none shall shut,shut and none sliall o. 
 
 26.’ 2 ^ 0 . the gates, that tbe ri<rhteous nation enter 
 
 (’B. 24. doth he o. and break clods ot Ins ..rouncl. 
 
 41! 18.1 M'ill o. rivers in high places, and toiintains 
 
 42. 7. to 0 . blind eyes, to bring out the prisoners 
 45. 1. to 0. before riiin the two-leaved gates 
 
 8. let the earth o. let them bring torth sah ation 
 
 Jer. 13. 19. the cities shall be siuit iq), none shall o. 
 50. 26! 0 . her store-honses,cast her up as heaps 
 Ezek " 8 0 thy mouth and eat that 1 gi'e tbee 
 3 ef'when 1 spe^ak with thee, 1 will e. thy mouth 
 16.63. inayest he confounded and never o. inouth 
 
 oi oo to ^ the mouth in the slaiiglit'r to lift up 
 
 25 o'behold, 1 Mille. side of .Moabtrom cities 
 37 to 1 will o. your graves, cause you (ome up 
 46’ 12 ’oiie shall (>. him the gate toward the east 
 Amos 8. t 5- thesabhath, that we mav e. w l^at 
 Xcc/(. 11 . 1 . o.thy doors, O Lebanon, that Ine decciur 
 lijal 3 10. if 1 " ill not 0 . you windows ot heaven 
 
 Mat. 1.3. .35. 1 will 0 niy '’5 
 
 05 11 saying, lord, Ford, c. to us. liiH l.L -.). 
 
 f'uke i" 36. when he cometh and kno. kefh Iliac 0. 
 .dcr/lff’u "hen Paul wasahoutto liiMnnutli 
 J’nh. 6.19. praying, that I may 0 . my mouth l•<)l(.ly 
 Col. 4. 3. that (lod would o. to us door of nUor.ince 
 Rev 5 2. " ho is worthy to 0 . the book and seals 
 
 3 no man in heaven or earth was able to o book 
 
 4 no man was found worth v to o. and read hook 
 5. behold, the Hoof of David prevailed to o. book 
 9 thou art worthy to take book, and o. seals 
 
 EVES. 
 
OPE 
 
 O PP 
 
 OPENED. 
 
 Gen. 7 .11. the same day windows of heaven were 0 
 
 8. 6. Noah 0. the window of the ark he had made 
 29 . 31. (iod 0. Leali’s womb |1 30. 22. he o. Rachel’s 
 
 41. 56. Joseph 0. all storehouses and sold to Egypt 
 
 42. 27 . one of them o. his sack, 43. 21. 1 44. 11. 
 Kxod. 2 . 6 . when she liad 0. ark she saw the child 
 JS'um. 16. 32. tlie earth 0. her mouth, and swallowed 
 
 up Korah, Dathan, and A biram, Psal. 106. I 7 
 Judg. 3. 25. he o. not the doors, they o. them 
 4. 19 . she 0. a bottle of milk and gave him drink 
 
 19. 27- her lord 0. doors, went out to go his way 
 2 Sam. 7 . + 27 . thou, O Lord, ha.st 0. ear of thy serv 
 2 Kings 9. 10. and Elisha 0. the door and fled 
 
 15. 16. they 0. not to him, therefore he smote them 
 2 Chron. 29. 3. llezekiah o. doors of l.ord's house 
 Neh. 7 . 3. I said, let not gates of Jerusalem be o. 
 
 8. 5. Ezra o. book, when he 0. it people stood up 
 
 13 . 19 . charged gates not to he 0. till after sabbath 
 
 Job 29. t 19 . my root w-as 0. by the waters 
 
 31. 32. but 1 o. my doors to the traveller 
 
 32. + 19. behold, my belly as w ine which is not 0. 
 38. 17 . have the gates of death been o. to thee ? 
 
 Psal. 22. + 13. they 0. their mouths against me 
 40. 6. sacrilice not desire, mine ears'hast thou 0. 
 66. + 14. I will pay my vows that my lips have o 
 78. 23. though he had 0. the doors of heaven 
 105. 41. he 0. the rock, and the waters gushed out 
 Catit. 5. 6. I 0. to my beloved, but he was gone 
 Jsa. 14. 17 . that 0 . not the house of.his prisoners 
 48. 8. from that time that thine ear was not o. 
 
 50. 5. Lord (Iod hath o. mine ear, not rebellious 
 Jer. 1.114. out of the north an evil shall be 0. 
 
 20. 12. for to thee have 1 o. my cause 
 
 50. 25. Lord hath 0. his armoury and brought forth 
 Pzek. 1. 1. that the heavens were o. ]\Jat. . 3 . 16 , 
 Mark 1 . 10. Lnke 3. 21. Acts 7 . 56, 
 
 16. 25. thou hast 0. thy feet to every one passed by 
 . 37 .13. when 1 have o. your graves, O my people 
 
 44. 2. gate shall not be 0. no man enter by it 
 
 46. 1. but on sabbath and new moon it shall be 0. 
 JJan. 7 . 10 . the judgment was set, the books were 0. 
 Kab. 2 . 6 . gates of the rivers shall be 0. palace be 
 Zech. 13. 1 . fountain shall be o. to house of David 
 Mat. 2 . 11 . when they had o. their treasures 
 7 . 7 . knock, it shall be 0. to you, Luke 11.9, 10. 
 
 27 . .52. graves w^ere 0. many bodies of saints arose 
 Markl. 34. that is, be 0. |1 35. his ears were o. 
 
 Luke 4. 17 . w hen he had o. book he found the place 
 24. 32. while he 0. to us tlie scriptui es 
 
 45. then 0. he their understand, to underst. script. 
 Acts 5 . 19 . the angel by night 0. the prison doors 
 
 23. but w'hen we had 0. we found no man within 
 10.11. Peter saw heaven 0. and a vessel descendiii" 
 12. 10. iron gate o. 1| 14. 0. not the gate, but ran in 
 16. when they had 0. the door and saw him 
 
 14. 27 . how he had 0. the door of faith to Gentiles 
 16.14. Lydia, whose heart Lord o. she attended 
 
 26. the prison doors were 0. bands were loosed 
 
 I Cor. 16. 9. for a great door and effectual is 0. unto 
 
 me, there are many adversaries, 2 Cor. 2. 1'’ 
 Leb. 4. 13. all things are naked and o. to him 
 Lev. 4. 1. behold, a door was o. in heaven 
 6. 1. I saw when the Lamb o. one of the seals 
 3. had 0. the second 1| 5. the third 117. the fourth 
 
 9. 0 . the fifth seal |1 12. the sixth || 8. 1. the seventh 
 
 9. 2. he 0. ti.e bottomless pit, and there arose 
 11. 19 . the temple of God was 0. in heaven 
 
 15. 5. the tabernacle of the testimony w'as 0. 
 
 19 . 11. I saw heaven 0. and behold a wdiite horse 
 
 20. 12. the books w’ere 0. the book of life waso. 
 
 See D.4Y.S, Mouxij. 
 
 , OPENEST. 
 
 Psal. 104.28. thou 0. thy hand, are filled with good 
 14 d. 16. thou 0. thine^liand^and satisfiest the desire 
 
 Exod. 13. 2. sanctify to me whatsoever <?. the womb 
 12. thou shalt set apart all tiiat o. the matrix, 15 
 T.h Of 19. 3. 12. I 18. 15. Luke 2. 23. 
 
 o* li.9- >“5 eyes, and he is not 
 
 1 ■ 1 ^ men, and sealeth instruction 
 
 36. 10. he (?. their ear to discipline and commands 
 
 10. lie delivers poor, 0. their ears in oppiession 
 Psal. 38. 1.3. 1 as a dumb man that o. not his mouth 
 Prov. 13. 3. he that 0. wide his lips have destruction 
 
 24. I. he 0. not Ins mouth in the gate 
 31. 26. she o. her mouth with wisdom, in her tongue 
 Jsa, o 3 . I. brought as a lamb, so he o. not his month 
 Lzek.JlO. 26. to pass thro’ the fire, all thate. womb 
 Jo/m 10. 3. to him the porter 0. sheep hear his voice 
 lie-j. 3. 7 . he that hath key of David, he that o and 
 no man shutteth, and shiitteth and no man 0 
 OPENINci. 
 
 Isa. 42. 20. 0. the ears, but he hcarcth not 
 Acts 17 . 3. 0. and alleging Christ must have suffer 
 OPENING, S. 
 
 I house of God pertained to them 
 
 Job 12. 14. he shutteth up a man, there can be no 0. 
 Prov. 1. 21. in the 0. of the gates w isdom crieth 
 8. 6. and the 0. ot my lips shall be right tlnn''s 
 
 P^olgim the 0. of the prison to the bound 
 Lzek. 29. 21. 1 will^n'e^hee^the o. of the mouth 
 
 Gen. .38.21. where harlot that was 0. by way-side ? 
 ~Sam. 6. t 20. as a vain fellow o. uncovers himself 
 Psal. 98 . 2. his righteousness hath he 0. shewed 
 Mat. 6. 4. th^' Father shall reward thee 0. 6. 18. 
 Marks. 32. and he spake that saying o. 
 
 John’l. 4. he himself seeketh to be known o. 
 
 10. then went he to the feast, not o. but in secret 
 
 II "• f'oar of the Jews 
 
 11. 54. .Tesus walked no more 0. among the Jews 
 18.20. Jesus said, I spake 0. to the world 
 
 W'Ti God raised up, and sliewed liimo, 
 r-j have beaten us 0. uncondemned 
 
 Col. ... lo. he made a shew of them 0. triumphing 
 o , OPERA!ION. 
 
 Psal.JlS. S. they regard not the 0. of his hands 
 Isa. 5 . 12. nor consider the o. of his hands 
 Col. 2. 12. risen through the faith of the 0. of God 
 ^ ^ , OPERATIONS. 
 
 12^there are diversity of 0 . but same God 
 
 . OPINION. 
 
 Job 32.6. was afraid, and durst not shew you mineo. 
 10. hearken tome, I also will shew you mine 0 . 17. 
 OPINIONS. 
 
 1 Kings 18.21. how long halt ye between two 0 . ? 
 
 OPPORI UN ITY. 
 
 Lev. 16. t21. send the scape-goat by a man of 0 . 
 Mat. 26.16. lie sought to betray him, Luke 22. 6. 
 Gat. 6. 10. as we liave u. let us do good to all, but 
 Phil. 4.10^ ye were also careful, but ye lacked o. 
 lleb. 11.15. they might have hail 0 . to have returned 
 OPPOSE. 
 
 2 Tim. 2.25. instructing those that 0 . themselves 
 
 OPPOSED. 
 
 Acts 18.6. when they o. themselves and blasphemed 
 OPPOSI.ST. 
 
 Job 30. 21. with thy strong hand thou 0 . thyself 
 OPPO.SE'llI. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 4. whoo. and exalteth himself above all 
 OPPUSl I IONS. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 20. avoiding!). < f science falsely so called 
 OPPRESS. 
 
 Exod. .3. 9 . wherewith the Egyptians 0 . them 
 
 22. 2L neither vex nor o. a stranger, 23. 9. 
 
 Lev. 25. 14. ye shall not 0. one another, 17 . 
 Deut.Q.3. 16 . shalt not 0. servant that is escaped 
 
 24.14. thou shalt not 0. an hired servant, poor 
 Judg. 10.12. Moabites did 0. you, and ye cried i 
 Job 10. ,3. is it good to thee that thou shoublest o. ? 
 Psal. 10.18. that the man of earth may no moreo. 
 
 17 . 9. hide me from the wicked that 0. me 
 119. 122. be surety for good, let not proud 0. me 
 Prov. 22. 22. nor 0. the afflicted in the gate 
 Isa. 49 .26. will feed them thato. thee with their flesh 
 Jer. 7 . 6 . if ye 0 . not the stranger and the widow 
 .30. 20. and I will punish all that 0. them 
 Ezek. 45. 8. princes shall no more 0. my people 
 Hos. 12. 7 . he is a merchant, he loveth to o. 
 
 Amos 4. 1. ye kine of Bashan which 0. the poor 
 Mtc. 2. 2. they 0. a man and his house, even a man 
 Zech. 1 . 10. o. not the widow nor the fatherless 
 Mai. 3.5. will be swift witness against those that 0 . 
 
 1 Thess. 4. + 6. no man 0. his brother in any matter 
 Jam. 2. 6. do not rich men 0. you and draw you ’ 
 OPPRESSED. 
 
 Pent.98.19. thou shall be only o. and spoiled,.33. 
 Judg. 2.18. by reason of them that o. and vexed 
 4 . .3. .labin 0. Israel || 10. 8. Philist. and Ammon 0. 
 6. 9. 1 delivered you out of the hand of the Egyp¬ 
 tians, and of all that 0. you, 1 Sam. 10. 18. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.3. whose ox have 1 taken t whom have I e..-' 
 4. thou hast not defrauded, nor o. us, nor taken 
 
 2 Kings 13.4. Assyria 0. them || 22. king of Syria o. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 10 . Asa 0. some of the people same time 
 Job 20 . 19 . because he hath 0. and forsaken the poor 
 35. 9. by oppressions they make the 0. to cry 
 Psal. 9 . 9. the Lord will be a refuge for the 0. 
 
 10.18. judge the fatherless and o. 103. 6. 1 146. 7 . 
 74 . 21 . O let :»ot the 0. return ashamed 
 106.42. their enemies 0 . them, brought to subject. 
 Jzccl. 4.1. and, behold, the tears of such as were o. 
 Isa. 1 . 17 . learn to do well, seek judgment, relieve 0. 
 3. 5 . the people shall be 0. everyone by another 
 
 23. 12, O thou, 0 . virgin, daughter of Zidon, arise 
 .38. 14. O Lord, I am o. undertake for me 
 
 52. 4 . the Assyrian 0. them without cause 
 
 53. 7 . he was 0. and afflicted, yet he opened not 
 58. 6 . is not this the fast ? to let the 0. go free 
 
 Jer. 50 . 3.3. Israel and Judah were 0. together 
 Ezek. 18 . 7 . hath not 0. any, but hath restored, 16. 
 
 12. because he hath 0. |1 18. he cruelly 0. 
 
 22 . 29 . they have o. the stranger wrongfully 
 Ifos. 5.11. Ephraim is 0. and broken in judgment 
 Amos .3. 9. behold the 0. in the midst thereof 
 Acts 7 . 24. Moses avengetl him that was o. 
 
 10.38. Jesus healed all (hat weieu. of the devil 
 . OPPRESSETII. 
 
 Num. 10. 9 . if ye go to war against him that 0. you 
 Job 40.12.3. behold. Behemoth o. a river, hasteth not 
 Psal. of). 1. be merciful, he fighting daily o. me 
 Prov. 14. 31. he that 0. the pooi- repfoacheth, 22.16. 
 
 28. 3. a poor man that 0. the poor, is like rain 
 
 OPPRESSING. 
 
 Jer. 46. 16. arise, let us go from the 0. sword 
 50.16. for fear of the o. sword, tliey shall (urn 
 Zeph. 3.1. woe to 0. city, she obeyed not the voice 
 OPPUE-SSION 
 
 Is the spoiling or takhig away cf men's goods or 
 estates by con.uraint, terror, or force, without 
 having any right thereto; working upon the 
 ignorance, weakness, or fearfulness of the op- 
 prossed. Men are guilty cf Oppression, when 
 they offer any violence to men's bodies, estates, 
 or consciences; when they crush or overburden 
 others, as the Egyptians did the Hebrews, I'.xod. 
 3. 9. when they impose upon the con.sciences cf 
 men, and persecute them merely because they 
 are of a persua.fon different from theirs: g-t. 
 
 1 aul ackno'cledges that he had been me cf this 
 sort cf oppressors, 1 Tim. 1. 1.3. wind when they 
 commit adultery or fornication, whereby the in¬ 
 nocent is robbed of his right in his ’wife, daugh¬ 
 ter, the. 1 Ihess. 4. 6. 
 
 F.iod. 3 . 9 . I have seen 0. wherewith the Egyptians 
 iJein. 26. 7. the Lord heard and looked oh'our o. 
 
 2 A mgs 13. 4. the I.ord saw the o. of Israel 
 J > 36. 15. and he opencth their ears in o. 
 
 Psal. 12. 5. for the o. of the poor will I arise 
 42. 9 . because of the o. of the enemy, 4.3. 2.1 55. 3. 
 44. 24. forgettest oure. ll 62. 10. trust not in o. 
 1.3^8. and they speak wickedly concerning o. 
 
 107 . . 39 . again thej' are brought low through o, 
 
 ^ ^ 9 . 134. deliver me from the 0. of man 
 IffcJ. 5. (!. if thou seest the o. of the poor, and violent 
 7 . 7 ^ surely o. maketh a wise man mad, and a gilt 
 Jsa. .•). 7. but behold 0. || 30.12. becau.se ye trust ini). 
 .30. +20. though (he Lord give you tlie water of o. 
 oL 14. thou shalt be far from 0. || 59. 13. speak, o. 
 Jer. Cu 6. she is wholly o. in the midst of her 
 22. 17 . but thine eyes and heart are for o. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 7. they dealt by o. with the stranger 
 
 29. the people of the land have used 0 . 
 
 ORA 
 
 Ezek. 46.18. the prince shall not take inherit, by 9. 
 <n’PI{E.iS10N.S. 
 
 Jc)h .35. 9. by reason of the multitude of o. 
 
 Izccl. 4. 1 . 1 considered the o. done under the sua 
 Isa. 33. 15. he (hat despiseth the gain of 0 . 
 ximos 3 . t 9. behold the o. in the midst tliereof 
 GPPRES.SOR. 
 
 Erth. 3. + 10 . the king gave his ring to the Jews’ 0 . 
 Job 3. 18. they hear not the voice 6 f the o. 
 
 15. 20. the number of years is hidden to the o. 
 Psal. 72 . 4. he shall break in pieces the o. 
 
 Prov. .3. .31. envy not 0. choose none of his ways 
 28. 16. prince (hat wanteth understanding is ajj 0 . 
 Isa. 9 . 4. for thou hast broken the rod of his o. 
 
 14. 4 . and sin-, how hath the 0. ceased! 
 
 51. 1.3. hast feared because of the fury of the 0. 
 Jer. 21. 12. (1 house of DavifI, deliver him that is 
 spoiled out of the hand of the a. 22. 3, 
 25. 38. because of the fierceness of the o. 
 
 Zech. 9 . 8. no o. shall pass through them any more 
 10. 4 . out of him came every o. together 
 .OPPRESSfJR.S. 
 
 Job 27 . 1.3. this is heritage of 0 . they shall receive 
 Psal. 54. 3. strangers risen and 0. seek after my soul 
 119 . 121. have ilone judg. leave me not to mine 0. 
 F.ccl. 4. 1. on the side of their o. there was power 
 Isa. 3 . 12. children are their o. women ruleover them 
 14. 2. and they shall rule over their o. 
 
 16. 4. the 0. are consumed out of the land 
 
 19. 20. they shall cry to the loird because of the e. 
 
 ORACLE 
 
 Is by some taken for the Propitiatory, or Mercy- 
 seat, by translating the Hebrew word Caphoreth, 
 Jzxod. 25. 18, 20. by Oracle. This word comes 
 from the verb Caphar, which signifies to expiate, 
 to pardon sins, to cover. It may be rendered by 
 a Covering, for it was the cover of the ark of 
 the covenant, or of the sacred chest in which the 
 laws of th^ covenant were shut up. And perhaps 
 by translating Cajihoreth by propitiatory or 
 mercy-seat, it may be insinuated that from t/icnce 
 the Lord heard the votes and prayers of his peo¬ 
 ple, and pardoned them their sins. And by 
 translating it Oracle they would shew, that it 
 was from thence that God manifested his will 
 and pleasure, and gave responses to Moses. 
 
 Oracle is taken for the sanctuary, or for the most 
 holy place, wherein the ark of the covenant was 
 deposited, 1 Kings 6 . 5, 16, I 7 . 
 
 It is taken also for the Oracles of false gods ; the 
 most famous of which in Palestine was that of 
 Eaal-zebub, the god of Ekron, which the Jews 
 themselves often went to consult, 2 Kings 1. 2, .T, 
 6 , 16. There were also 'leraphims, as that of 
 Micah, mentioned, Judg. 17 . 5. and the false 
 gods adored in the kingdom of . 8 amaria, which 
 had their false prophets, and coiuequently their 
 oracles, whether r/ieje oracles were really delivered 
 by the assistance 0/ the devil, or that the priests 
 and false prophets imposed upon the people, making 
 them believe they were in.spired, though they only 
 spoke by their own seducing spirit. 
 
 Some have ascribed to Demons, all the oracles 
 of antiquity; others have imputed them to the 
 knavery of the priests; and others have pre¬ 
 tended, that there were several kinds of oracles : 
 some were illu.nons and tricks of the devil; 
 others were the effects cf the juggling and con¬ 
 trivance of the priests. The Scripture affords 
 examples of these sorts of oracles. Balaam, at 
 the instigation cf his own spirit, and urged on 
 by his avarice, fearing to lose the recompence 
 that he was promised by Balak, king cf the 
 Moabites, suggests a diabolical expedient to this 
 prince, cf making the Israelites to fall into 
 idolatry and fornication, by which he assures 
 him cf a certain victory, or at least of a con¬ 
 siderable advantage against the people cf God, 
 Num. 24. 14. |.3i. ]6. 
 
 Micaiah, the sen <f Imlah, a prophet of the I.ord, 
 says, “ 'That he saw the Almighty sitting upon 
 his throne, and all the hosts cf heaven rounS 
 abmtt hint; and the Lord said, who shall tempt 
 Ahab, king cf Israel, that he may go to war 
 against Rambth gilead, and fall in the battle I 
 One answered after one manner, and another in 
 anoth r. At the same time an evil spirit pre¬ 
 sented himself before the Lord, and said, I will 
 seduce him: and the Lord asked him, how? 'To 
 which Satan an.^wered, I will go and be a lying 
 spirit in the mouth of his prophets. And the 
 Lord said. Go, and then shalt prevail,'' 1 Kings 
 22. 'This dialogue proves the-e two things: Fim, 
 that the devil could do nothing by his own power ; 
 and secondly, that with th.. permission <f Goet 
 he cqu/d inspire the false prophets, .sorcerers, and 
 magicians, and make them deliver fahe oracles. 
 Among the Jews there were several sorts cf real 
 oracles. [1] 'I'hcy oracles r/iar were deliver¬ 
 ed vivA voce, as :vhen God .spake to Closes face 
 to face, and as one friend speaks to another, 
 Nnm. 12. 8. [2] PropJietical dreams sent by 
 God; as the dreams which God sc,it to Joseph, 
 and which foretold his future gieatncss, (Jen. 
 . 37 . 5, 6. [3] Fisitms : as when a prophet in an 
 ecsta.sy, being neither properly asleep nor awake, 
 had supernatural revelatiorvs, Gen. 15. 1. [46. 
 2. Num. 12. 6. [4] 'I'he oracles of Urim and 
 'Ihummim, -which was in the I'.pl.od, or Pecto¬ 
 ral, -worn by the high prie.J, and which God 
 endued with the gift of foretelling things to 
 come. This manner of inquiring of the Lord 
 was often made use cf, fiom Joshua’s time, to 
 the erection of the_ temple at Jerusalem, 1 ."^am. 
 2.3. 9. I 30. 7- [5] After the building cf the 
 temple, they generally consulted the prophets, 
 ■who -were frequent in the kisigdoms e/Judah and 
 Isiael. Ihese oracles of truth had no necessary 
 connexion either -with time, or place, or any 
 other circumstance, or with the personal qualid- 
 caticns and merit of the person by whom they 
 were uttered: the high priest clothed with the 
 
ORD 
 
 O R N 
 
 OT H 
 
 ' "Epltod and Pectoral gave a true answer, whatever 
 was the manner of his life. Sometimes he gave 
 an answer without knowing clearly himself what 
 was the subject of the question he was consulted 
 about. Caiaphas pronounces an oracle relating 
 to our Lord Jesus Christ, whom he hated, and 
 whose destruction he desired, and an oracle which 
 he understood not himself. John IJ. 49, 50, 51. 
 Ye know nothing at all, nor consider that it is 
 expedient for us that one man should die for 
 tlie people, and that the whole nation perisli 
 not. 'To which is added. And this spake he 
 not of liiinself, hut being liigh priest that year, 
 he prophesied that Jestts should die for that 
 nation. 
 
 At the time of the planting cf the Christian church, 
 the gifts of prophecy and inspiration were very 
 common. Christ Jesus, our great Prophet and 
 High Priest, has himself taught us the rnind and 
 will of God about the way of our satiation, and 
 by his Holy Spirit has inspired persons, choseti on 
 purpose, to pen the doctrine which he taught in the 
 Scriptures of the New Testament, and to open 
 and unfold the mysteries of the Old. These 
 revelations are the oracles, which Christians are 
 to consult at all times, especially in all matters 
 of moment and difficulty, and in the great affairs 
 relating to their souls and another life, lleb. 
 5. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.23. as if man had inquired at the o. of God 
 
 1 Kings 6.16. he built them for it within, for the o. 
 
 8 . 6 . the priests brought tlie ark of Lord into tlie o. 
 
 2 Chr. 4. 20. should burn before tlie o. of pure gold 
 Pf.28.2. when 1 lift up my hands to wards tliy holyo. 
 
 ORACLK.S. 
 
 Actsl. .38. who received the lively o. to give to us 
 Kom. .3. 2 . to them were committed the o. of God 
 Heb. 5 . 12 . the first principles oftiie o. of God 
 1 Pet. 4 . 11 . if speak, let him si)eak as the o. of God 
 ORATIOIS. 
 
 Acts 12 . 21 . upon aset day Herod made an o. to them 
 ORATOR. 
 
 Isa. ,3.3. L. taketh away from J udah the eloquent o. 
 Acts 24.1. and with a certain o. named Tertullus 
 ORCHARD. 
 
 Cant. 4. 13. thy plants are an o. of pomegranates 
 ORCHAJtDS. 
 
 Eccl. 2 . 5.1 made me gardens and o. and planted trees 
 ORDAIN 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To command or enjoin, 1 Cor. 9. 14. 
 ft] To appoint or design to a certain end or use, 
 Rom. 7. 10. [3] To choose or set apart for an office 
 or employment, IMark .3. 14. [4] 'To fore ordain. 
 Acts 10 . 42. 1 1.3. 48. [5] To found, 1 Chron. 9 . f 
 
 22 . Psal. 8 . t 2 . [ 6 ] To give, Jer. 1 . t 5 . [ 7 ] 
 To order, Rom. 13. t !• ft] To prepare, Isa. .30. 
 33. Ephes. 2. t 10. 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 22. Dav. and Sam. dido, in their set office 
 
 17 . 9. I will 0. a place for my people Israel 
 Isa. 26.12. Lord, tnou wilt <>. i)eace for us, for thou 
 1 Cor. 7. 17. and so o. I in all churches 
 Tit. 1.5. that thou shouldest o. elders in every city 
 ORDALNF.D. 
 
 Kum. 28. 6 . an ofl'ering that was 0. in mount Sinai 
 
 1 Kings 12 . .32. and Jeroboam 0. a feast, .33. 
 
 2 Kings 23.5. and he put down idolatrous priests 0. 
 2 Chron. 11 . 15. Jeroboam 0 . pi iests for high places 
 
 23. 18. to ofl'er the offerings as it was 0. by David 
 29. 27 . the instruments 0 . by David, kingof Israel 
 Esth. 9 . 27 . tlje Jews o. the feast of Purim 
 psal. 8.2. out of the mouth of babes hast 0. strength 
 
 3. file moon and the stars which thou hast 0 . 
 
 81. 5. this he 0. in Joseph for a testimony 
 1.32. 17 . 1 have 0. a lamp for mine anointed 
 Ha. 30. 33.Tophet is o. of old, he made it deep 
 Jer. 1.5. I o. thee to be a projihet to tlie nations 
 Han. 2 . 24. file king had 0. to destioy the wise men 
 Hal). 1 . 12. G I-ord, thou hast 0. them for judgment 
 Mark'^. 14. Jesus 0. twelve to be with him 
 John 15. 16 . 1 have < 1 . that ye should bring forth fruit 
 Actsl. 22 . oneo. to be witness with us of resurrection 
 10. 42.0. of God to be the judge of quick and dead 
 
 13. 48. as many as were 0. to eternal life believed 
 14.23. w hen (hey had 0. them elders in every church 
 
 16 . 4. the decrees that were 0 . of apostles and elders 
 
 17 . 31. will judge world bj’ that man whom hath o. 
 Hem. 7. 10. the commandment which was 0 . to life 
 
 13. 1. the powers that be, are 0. ofGod 
 1 Cor. 2. 7- w e speak hidden w isdom which God 0 . 
 
 9. 14. tlie Lord hath 0. that they wiiich [-reach 
 Gal. 3. 19. the law was o. by angels, in tiie hand 
 Eph. 2. 10. togood works, whiclfCiod hath betbre 0 . 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 7 .1 am 0 . [ireacher and apostle to Gentiles 
 Heb. 5. 1. for every high [iriest iso. for men, 8. .3. 
 
 9. 6. now w hen these things were thus o. [iriests 
 Jude 4 . who were of old o. to this condemnation 
 ORDAINED. 
 
 Psal. 7 .13. he 0 . his arrows against the persecutors 
 OKDEK. 
 
 Jud(/. 17 . + 10. I will give thee an o. of g.irmenfs 
 
 2 hings 23. 4. king commanded priests of second 0 . 
 1 Chron. 6. .32. they W'aifed according to their o. 
 
 15.1.3. for we sought him not after the dueo. 
 23.31. the 0 . commanded to ti.em before the L. 
 
 25. 2. accord, to the 0 . of David. 6. 2 Chron. 3 . 14. 
 Job 10. 22. a land of darkness, w ithout any o. 
 
 Psal. 110. 4. thou art a pi iest for evt r, after the e. of 
 Melchizedek, Heb. 5 . 6, 10. I 6. 20.1 7 . 11,17. 21. 
 
 1 Cor. 16.1.1 have given 0. to churches of Galatia 
 Col. 2 . 5. joying and lieholding your 0. and stedfast. 
 Heb. 7 . 11. and not be called alter thee, of Aaron 
 
 In ORDER. 
 
 Gen.22. 9. Abraham laid wood in 0. and bound Isaac 
 Exod. 26. 17 . tw o tenons in o. |l .39. 37. lamps set in o. 
 40. 4. thou shalt set in o. the thiiies that are to be 
 set in 0 . Lev. 1.7,8, 12.1 6. 12. 1 24. 8. 
 
 23. and he set bread in 0. u[)onit before the Lord 
 Josh. 2 . 6. stalks of flax she had laid in o. upon roof 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 2.3. Ahithophel put his house m 0. 
 
 1 hings 18. 3.3. Elijah [Hit wood ino. and cut bullock 
 
 2 Rings 20. 1. set thine liouse in 0. Isa. .38. 1. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 11. tlie shew bread also set they in 0. 
 
 2 Chr. 29 . 35. the service of house of Lord set in 0. 
 Job 33. 5. set thy words in 0. before me, stand up 
 Psal. 40. 5. they cannot be reckoned up in o. to thee 
 50. 21.1 will set them ino. before thme eyes 
 Eccl. 12. 9. the preacher set in 0 . many proverbs 
 Isa. 44 . 7 . who declare it, and set it ino. before me.' 
 Ezek. 41. 6. the side chanibers were thirty in 0. 
 Luke 1. 1. have taken in hand to set forth ino. 3. 
 
 8. Zacharias served before God in his o. 
 
 Acts 18. 23. he went ovei'country of Phrygia in 0. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. .34. the rest will 1 set in o. when 1 come 
 
 14. 40. let all things be done decently and in o. 
 
 15. 23. but every man shall rise in his 0. Chri.st 
 Tit. 1 . 5. 1 left thee to set in 0. the things wanting 
 
 O RDER. 
 
 Exod. 27 . 21 . Aaron and sons shall 0. it. Lev. 24. 3,4. 
 Judo. 1,3. 12. he said, how shall we 0. the child ' 
 
 1 20.14. then he said, who shall 0 . the battle 
 Job 23. 4. 1 would 0. my cause before him 
 
 . 37 . 19 . teach us, for we cannot c. our speech 
 Psal. 40. + 5. thy thoughts none can 0. them to thee 
 78. t 19. can God 0. a table in the wilderness? 
 
 119 . 133. o. my steps in thy word, let not iniquity 
 Isa. 9. 7 . on throne, and upon his kingdom to 0. it 
 Jer. 46.3. 0. ye the buckler and the shield, and draw 
 ORDERED, ETH. 
 
 Judg. 6 . 26. build an altar to T./)rd in the 0. place 
 
 2 Sam.. 2.3. 5. made everlasting covenant 0. and sure 
 Job 13. 18. behold now, 1 have 0. my cause, 1 know 
 
 .32. 114. he hath not 0. his words against me 
 Psal. . 37 . 23. steps of a good men are o. by the Lord 
 50. 23. to him who 0. his conversation aright 
 Prov. 4. +-26. let all thy ways be 0. aright 
 ORDERINGS. 
 
 1 Chr. 24 . 19. these were their 0 . under Aaron 
 ORDERLY. 
 
 Acts 21 . 24. thou walkest 0. and keepest the law 
 ORDINANCE 
 
 Signifies, [I] Any decree, statute, or law, made by 
 civil governors, 1 Pet. 2. 1.3. [2] The laws , sta¬ 
 tutes, and commandments of God, Lev. 18. 4. 
 [.3] Appoirctment, decree, and determination, Psal. 
 119. 91. [4] Laws, directions, rites, institutions, 
 and constitutions, in the worship of God, Heb. 
 
 9. 1, 10. 
 
 Exod. 12. 14. ye shall keep to Lord the feast of the 
 passover, for an o. forever, 24, 43.1 13. 10. 
 15. 25. there he made for them a statute and an 0. 
 Lev. 5. + 10. offer according to the 0. 9. + 16. 
 iV7r7n.9.14.accordingtoo. of passover, 2 C/ir. .35. 1.3. 
 
 10. 8. they shall he to you for an 0. for ever 
 
 15. 15. one 0. shall be for you in your genei ations 
 
 18. 8. and to thy sons by an 0. for ever, 2 Chr. 2.4. 
 
 19. 2. 0. of the law the Lord commanded, 31.21. 
 Josh. 24.25. and beset them an 0. in.Shechem 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 25. he made it an 0. tor ever to this da}’ 
 
 1 Kings 6. + .38. house was finished with all the o. 
 
 2 Chr. .35. 25. and made them an 0. in Israel 
 Ezra .3. 10. after the 0. of David kingof Israel 
 Nell. 11. + 23. that a sure 0. be for the singers 
 
 Ha. 24.5. have transgressed tlie law, changed tlie 0. 
 58. 2. and forsook not the 0. of their God 
 Ezek. 40 . +.45. for the priests that keep th.e 0. 
 
 45. 14. concerning the 0. of oil, the bath of oil 
 46.14. an offering Iw a perpetual o. unto the Lord 
 ]\dal. 3.14. what profit is it that we have kept his 0. 7 
 Rom. 13.2.whoso resisteth the power resists 0. of G. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 13. submit yourselves to every 0. of man 
 
 ORDINANCE.S. 
 
 Exod. 18. 20. thou shalt teach them o. and laws 
 Lev. 18. .3. neither shall ye walk in their 0. 
 
 4 . ye shall keep mine 0. 30. | 22. 9. 2 Chron. 33. 
 
 8. Ezek. 11. 20. I 43. 11. 1 Cor. 11. 2. 
 Num. 9 . 12. according to the 0 . of the passover, 14. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 34. neither do they after their o. 
 
 37 . the 0. which he wrote for you, obsei ve 
 
 Nell. 10. .32. also we made o. for us to charge onrsel. 
 Job .38. 33. canst thou guide Arcturus ? knowest thou 
 the o. ot heaven ? Jer. 31. .35. 1.33. 25. 
 Psal. 99. 7. they kept the 0. that he gave them 
 119 . 91. they continue according to thine 0. 
 
 7.va. 58.2. they ask of me the o. of justice, delight 
 Jer. 10. + 3 thee, of the people are vanity 
 31. 36. if those 0 . depart trom before me, saith Eord 
 Ezek. 4.3. 18. he said, these are the 0. cf the altar 
 44. 5. concerning the 0. of tlie house of the Lord 
 Mai. .3. 7. ye are gone away from mine o. not kept 
 Luke 1.6. Zacharias and Elisabeth walking in all 
 the commandments and 0. of the f ord, blameless 
 Eph. 2. 15. law of commandments contained in o. 
 Col. 2 . 14. blotting out the hand-wi ifing ot o. 
 
 2('>. wliy, as though in w orld, are ye stdtject to o .7 
 Heb. 9 . 1 . the first covenant had o. cf divine service 
 10. which stood in carnal 0. imposed on them 
 ORDINARY. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 27 ..I have tliminished thine o. food 
 Acts 19 . + 39. it shall be determined in an e.assembly 
 ORGAN, .S. 
 
 Gen. 4.21. Jubal, tlie father of such as handle the 0. 
 Job 21 . 12. they rejoice at the sound of the c. 
 
 .30. 31. my 0. turned into voice of them that weep 
 Psal. 150.4. praise him with the timbrel and 0. 
 ORNAI\lE-N T. 
 
 Prov. 1. 9 . they shall be an o. of grace to thy head 
 4. 9 . she shall give to thine head an o. of grace 
 25.12. as an 0. of fine gold, so i.s a wise reprover 
 J.>«. .30. 22. ye shall defile o. of thy molten images 
 49 . 18. shall clothe thee with them all as with ana. 
 Ezek. 7 ■ 20 . the beauty ofhisa. he set it in majesty 
 Dan. 11. + 16 . he shall stand in the land of a. 
 
 1 J^et. .3. 4. even the 0. ota ir.eek and quiet spirit 
 
 ORNAMEN'l.s. 
 
 E.rod. 33. 4. and no man did [uiton him his a. 
 
 5. therefore now put off thy a. from thee, 6. 
 
 Judg. 8.21. G ideon took a.thiit were on camels’necks 
 
 26. golden ear-rings that he rctiuested, besiiie 0. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.24. weep over .''aul, who [tut a. on your 
 Jsa. 3. Ib.shalj take away tinklinga.about their feet 
 
 + 19. the chains, the hi acelets, and the sp-angled a. 
 
 20. bonnets, 'and the a. of the legs, head bands 
 61. 10. as a brideer<'<nn rlecketh himselt with a. 
 Jer. 2 . 32. can maid forget her a, or bride her attire? 
 
 Jer. 4. .30. though thou deckest thee with 0 . of gold 
 Ezek. 16. 7 . and thou art come to excellent a. 
 
 11. decked thee with 0 . put bracelets on thy hands 
 + 39 . and shall take instruments of thy a. 
 
 23. 40. for whom thou deckedst thyself with a. 
 
 ORPHANS. 
 
 Lam. 5. .3. we are a. our mothers are as widow's 
 OSPREY, tlSSIERAGE. 
 
 Lev. 11.13.eagle,a.rp. and ossif. noteat, Deut.14.12. 
 O.STRlCll, 
 
 This animal is ranged among birds ; ]\Ioses forbids 
 the use of It to the lletirew s, Lev. 11. + It). It is 
 very large, has very long legs, its wings very short, 
 the neck about the length of four or Jive spans. 
 'The feathers of its wings are in great esteem, and 
 are used as an ornament for hats, beds, and cano¬ 
 pies ; they are stained of several colours, and made 
 into very pretty tufts : they are hunted by -way of 
 course, Jor they nei erfly ; but they use their wings 
 to assist them in running more swiftly. 
 
 Tins bird is made the symbol of cruelty and forgetful¬ 
 ness, Job 39. 13, 14, tVc. Lam. 4. 3. IVe are told 
 of it, that It lays its eggs upon the ground, hides 
 them under the sand, and the sun hatches them. 
 As the Ostrich is extremely large and heavy, she 
 would break her eggs if she were to sit upon them 
 like other birds : she therefore hides them in the 
 sand, watches them, and hatches them, as it were, 
 with her eye. 'The male and female stay -with 
 them alternately, and while one of them goes to 
 seek its provision, the other does not leave sight of 
 them: however, if either of them should be driten 
 away, or go too far from their nest, they could not 
 find their eggs again : and it is probably tins, that 
 has given occasion to what is said of their cruelty 
 and forgetfulness. 
 
 Job . 39 . 13. gavest thou wings and feathers to 0 .? 
 OSTRICHES.. 
 
 Job .30. + 29 . and 1 am a comi-anion to a. 
 
 Lam, 4. 3. become cruel, like a. in the wilderness 
 01 HER. 
 
 Gen. 8. 10. Noah stayed yet a. seven days, 12. 
 
 28. 17. th.is is none a. but the house of God 
 
 29. 27 . shalt serve with me yet a. seven years, .30; 
 ,31. 50. if shalt take 0. wives besides my daughtei s 
 .32. 8. then tlie a. company that is left sliall escai>e 
 41. 3. behold, seven a. kine came up, 19. 
 
 4.3.14. that he may send away your a. brother 
 22. a. money have we brought viown to buy food 
 Exod.4. 7. behold, it was turned again as his a. liesh 
 
 18. 7 . they asked each a. of their welfare 
 
 29. 41. the a. lamb offer thou at e\en, Aww;. 28.8. 
 
 30. .32. ye shall not make any a. like that oil 
 Lev. 6. 11. and he .shall put off his garments, and 
 
 put on 0. garments, Ezek. 42. 14. 1 44. 19. 
 7 . 24. and the fat may be u.sed in any a. use 
 
 14. 42. they shall take a. stones and a. mor tar 
 18. 18. noi' take a wife besides the a. in her life 
 20. 24. I have separated you from a. [leople, 26. 
 Num. 10. 21. and the a. did set up the tabernacle 
 
 24. 1. he went not as at a. times to seek enchantm. 
 32. .38. they gave a. names to the cities they built 
 .36. 3. if they be married to any of the a. tribes 
 
 Josh. 11. 19. all a.cities they took in battle 
 Judg. 13. 10. the man that came to me the a. day 
 
 16. 17 . and be like any a. man \\ 20. as at a. times 
 £0. 31. and they began to kill as at a. times 
 
 1 Ham. 3. 10. the Lord called as at a. times, Sam. 
 18. Id. David [rlayed w ith his hand as at a. times 
 
 20. 25. .‘+aul .sat cii his seat as at a. times by wall 
 
 21. 9. take it, for there is no a. save that here 
 
 2 Ham. 13. 16. this evil is greater than a. thou didst 
 2 Chron. .30. 2.3. look counsel, to keep a. seven days 
 
 .32. £2. I.ord saved Hezekiah from hand of all a. 
 Nell. 4. 16. the a. half of them held botlr the spears 
 5. 5. for’ a. rneir have our lands and vineyards 
 Job it. 12. the flag withereth before any a. herb 
 £4. 24. they are taken out of the, w ay, as all a. 
 Psal. 73 . 5. the wicked are not rn trouble as a, 
 men, neither are they plagued like a. men 
 85. 10. righteousness atrd peace ktssed each a. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 5. this hath more r est than the a. 
 
 Jsa, 26. 13. a. lords h.ave had dominion over us 
 49. 20. thou shalt have, after thou hast lost the a. 
 E.zek. 16. .34. the coirtr ai y is in thee from a. womeix 
 Han. 2. 11. none a. carr .shew it before the king 
 -14. the kingdom shall not be left to a. peojrle 
 Hos. 9 . 1. rejoice trot f or joy, O 1 srael, as a. people 
 
 1.3. 10. where is atry a. to save thee in thy erties? 
 Mat. 4. 21. aird going on he saw a. two brethr en 
 5. .39. on the right clieek, turn to hiin the a. also 
 
 12. 1.3. restor ed whole as a. Mark .3. 5. l.uke 6.10. 
 45. then he taketh seveit a. spirits, Luke 11. £6. 
 
 1.3.8.a. fell intogood ground, MarkA.di. LukeS.Q'. 
 £1. 36. agairt he seirt a. servants mor'e, 22. 4. 
 
 41. he will let out his viireyarri toa. husbandmen 
 £3. 2.3. arrd rrot to leave a. undone, Luke 11. 42. 
 
 25.11. afterward came also the a. virgins, saying 
 16 . he traded, and made them a. five talents 
 
 Mark 4. 19. and the lusts of a. thincs ttrtermg in 
 
 7 . 4 . arrrl many a. things there be they hold, 8. 
 
 12. .3). none a. c oinmairdmeirt is greater than the.se 
 
 .32. there is one Goii, and there is noire a. but he 
 Luke 4.4.3. 1 must i>reach kingd.ot God torn cities 
 
 10. 1. the Cor’d appointed a. seventy also, and sent 
 
 14. 32. or el.se w hile the a. is yet a gr eat way off 
 18. 11. 1 thank thee, that 1 am not as a. men 
 
 1-1. he went down lustifieil rather than the a. 
 
 22. 65. a. things bla.sphemou.sly spake they av. hin> 
 4. .38. men labour ed i-10. 16. a. slreep 1 ha\e 
 
 15. 24. it 1 had not done woi ks none a. man did 
 18. 16. then went out that a. disr i|)le. si>akc to her 
 21. 25. tiioie are n'any a. things which .lesusdid 
 
 Alts 2. 4. they began to speak with a. tenguts 
 40. and w ith many a. words did he testify 
 4. 12. neither is there salvation in any a. none a. 
 name under heaven w her eby we must Ire saved 
 
 8. 34. siieaketh he of himselt.6i'of some . man ? 
 Raw?. 8. . 39 . nor a. ci’eature shall be able tosc(iarate 
 
 1.3. 9 . and if there he any a. commandment, it is 
 1 (.'ar. 1 . 16 . 1 know not whether 1 hai'tizedany a. 
 
 3.11. a. foundation r an no mau lav Than is laid 
 
 34.=) 
 
O VE 
 
 OVE 
 
 O VE 
 
 J Cor.Q. 5. power to lead about sist. well a^o. apost. 
 
 11. 21. for in eating every one taketli before o. 
 
 14. 17 . thou givest tlianks, but the o. is not edified 
 
 21. with men of a. tongues and o. lips 1 will speak 
 29. let the i)rophelsspeak, anil let the o. judge 
 
 15. . 37 . it may (liance of wheat, or some 0. grain 
 2 Cor. 15. 1.‘5. for J mean not that o. men be eased 
 
 10. 15. not boasting of <». men’s labours 
 
 11. 13. I robbed o. churches to do yon servi'’e 
 
 I. 3. 2. I write to them atid to all u. that if 1 come 
 Gal. 1. 19 . 0. apostles saw 1 none, save .lames 
 
 2.13. and thee, .lews dissembled likewise with him 
 hph. 3. 5. w hich in 0. ages was not made known 
 
 4. 17 . tliatye w'alk not as o, (/entiles walk 
 
 1 . 17 . but thet;. preach Clirist of love 
 
 2. 3. let each esteem o. better than themselves 
 
 3. 4. if any 0. thinketh that he might trust in flesh 
 
 4. 3. with Clement and 0. my fellow-labourers 
 
 2 Thess. 1.3. and charity toward each e. abonndefh 
 1 Tint. 1. 3. charge that they teach no 0. doctiine 
 
 10. be any 0. tiling contrary to sound doctrine 
 
 5. 22. neither be partaker of e. men’s sins 
 Jam. 5. 12. neither swear by any v. oath, but let 
 
 1 l^et. 4. 15. as a busy-body in 0. men’s matters 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. they wrest, as they do o. scriptures 
 liev. 2. 21. I will put on you none o. burden 
 
 3.13. by reason of 0. the 0. voices of tlie trumpet 
 
 Hee Gou, (ious, Onl, Siui;. 
 oriiCR.s. 
 
 Job 8. 19 . and out of the earth shall 0. grow 
 31. 10. and leto. bow down upon her 
 34. 24. and he shall set 0. in tlreir stearl 
 
 26. he striketh them in the open sight of 0. 
 
 'Psal. 49.10. they die, and leave their wealth to 0. 
 Prov. 5. 9. lest thou give thine honour to 0, 
 
 Peel. 7 . 22, that thou thyself likewise hast cursed o. 
 Jsa. 5 <d. B. yet will 1 gathers, to him, besides those 
 Jer.6. 12. their houses shall be turned too. 
 
 8. 10. I will give their wives unto 0 . and fields 
 pzek. 13. 6. aird they have nia;le o. to hope 
 10. and 0 . daubed it with untempererl mortar 
 JJan.'l. 19. fourth beast which wasrliverse from alio. 
 
 II. 4. for his kingdom shall be plucked up for 0 . 
 Mat. 5 . 47 . what ilo ye mor- than o. S' 
 
 16. 14. 0 . say that thou art .leremias, or one of the 
 old prophets, Mark 6. 15. 18.28. Lnke'd- 8,19. 
 
 20 . 3 , he sasv o. standing idle in the market 
 
 21. 8. 0 . cut down branches from trees, Mark 11. 8. 
 
 26. 67 . 0 . smote him with the palms of their hands 
 
 Mark 12. 9. will give vineyard to 0 . Luke 20. 16. 
 15. 31. saved 0 . himself he cannot, Luke 23. 35. 
 Luke 8. 3. and man^' 0 . wdiich ministered to him 
 Jo/di 18. 34. or did o. tell it thee of me ? 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 2. if I be not an apostle to o. yet to you 
 
 12. if 0 . be partakers of this power over you 
 
 27 . lest when I have preached too. I be oast-away 
 10.29. conscience, not thine own, but of the 0. 
 
 14. 19 . that by my voice 1 might teach o. also 
 
 2 Cur. 3.1. or need we, assomeo.epist. of commend. 
 
 . 8. 8. but by occasion of the forwardness of 0. 
 
 Lph. 2. 3, we were children of wralh, even as 0. 
 Phil. 2. 4. but every man also on tlie things of o. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 6. neither of you, nor yet of 0. sought we 
 
 4.13. that ye sorro w not as 0. which haveno’iiope 
 
 5. 6. let us not sleep as do 0 . but let us watch 
 
 1 Tim. 5 . 20. them that sin rebuke, that u. may fear 
 
 2 'Pirn. 2.2. who shall be able to teach 0. also 
 ileh. 9. 25. entered every year with the blood of 0. 
 
 11. .35. o. were tortured, not accepting deliverance 
 36. o, had trial of cruel mockines -md scourgings 
 Jude 23. 0. save with fear, jiiiliingthem outof fire 
 orillsRWlS!':. 
 
 USam. IS. 13. 0. 1 should have wrought falsh. against 
 mine own life, for no matter is liid from the king 
 
 1 Kings 1.21. 0. i and my son Solomon be counted 
 
 offenders 
 
 2 Chr. 30. 18. they eat passover e. than was written 
 Psal. .38. 16. hear me, lest e. should rejoice over me 
 Mat. 6. 1. 0. have no reward of your father in heav. 
 Hum. 11. 6. not of works, u. grace is no more grace; 
 
 then no more of grace, u. work is no more work 
 
 22. toward theegoodn. o. tliou sl’.alt also be cut off 
 2 Cor. 11. 16 if 0 . yet as a fool receive me to boast 
 Gal. 5 . It), that you will be none u. mmned 
 
 Phil. 3. 15. ami if in any thing you be u. minded 
 1 Tim. 5. 25. and they that are 0. cannot be hid 
 
 6. .3. if any man teach 0 . and consent not to words 
 Jleh. 9 . 17 - 0 . it is of no strength at all whilst testator 
 
 OUCliRS. 
 
 Lxod. 28. 11. set the stones in 0. of gold, .39.6,1.3. 
 1.3. shalt make o. of gold 1125. fasten in the twoo. 
 14. and fasten wreathen chains to the u. 39. 18. 
 OVRN 
 
 Is a plaee for baking. Lev. 2. 4. To which are 
 compared, [1] Persons inflamed vith lust ; rrJiu, 
 by yielding to the temptations of Satan, and en¬ 
 couragin'! them, suffer .Jn to seize upon the whole 
 man, both the understanding, will, affections, and 
 mernbers ; as a baker doth by a continual .supply 
 of fuel heat his oven to the highest degree, llos. 
 
 7 . 4. [2] Such as are enemies to God, upon whom 
 he will bring unavoidable destruction: as wood, 
 when it is cast into the fire, is quickly dissolved, 
 Psal. 21. 9. [3] The day of judgment, when the 
 judgment of God will fall dreadfully and terribly 
 upon the wicked and ungodly, Mai. 4. 1. 
 
 Lev. 2.4. of a meat-offering baken in the o. 7 . 9. 
 11. .35. be unclean, whether it be 0. or ranges 
 
 26. 26. ten women .shall bake your bread in one 0. 
 Psal. 21. 9 . thou shalt make them as a fiery o. 
 .Lam. 5. 10. our skin was black like an 0. for famine 
 Jlos. 7 . 4. adulterers, as an 0. heated by the baker 
 
 6. they have made ready their hear) like an o. 
 
 7. are all hot as an«. ha' e devoured their judges 
 Mai. 4. 1. the day cometh that shalt burn as an 0. 
 Mat. 6. 30. to morrow is cast into 0. Luke 12. 28. 
 
 OVF.N.S. 
 
 Lxod. 8. 3. the frogs shall come into thine 0 . 
 OVER. 
 
 ■Gen. 25. 2.5. first red, all o. like an hairy garment 
 
 27 . 29. be lord o. thy brethren, let them bow to thee 
 41.40. Pharaoh said, thou shalt be o. my house 
 
 346 
 
 Lxod. 16.18. gathered much had noth. 0. 2 Cor. 8 . 15. 
 2.3. what remainetli o. lay up until the morning 
 30. 6. the mercy-sc'Ht, o. the testimony, Ileh. 9. 5. 
 . 37 . 9 . the Cherubinis covered o. the mercy seat 
 
 40. 36. the cloud was taken up from 0 . the tabern. 
 
 1. ev. 14. 5. one be killed o. running water, 6. 5 ». 
 Sum. 1 . 50 . tlioii shalt appoint I.eviteso. tabernacle 
 .3. 49. o. and above them that were redeemed 
 
 10. 10. blow with trumiiets e. tlie burnt offerings 
 27 . 16 . let the Ixird set a man o. the congregation 
 Judg. 5 . 13. dominion o. the nobles, o. the mighty 
 
 9. 9. and goto be promoted o. the trees, 11. 13. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 17 . 0. Saul and.lonathan his son, 24. 
 
 2. 9. he maiie Ish-bosheth king 0. Gilead, n. Aslnir- 
 
 ites 0. .lezreel, 0. Ephraim, and o. 15enjamin 
 2 Kings 8. 20. Edom made a king o. themselves 
 1 Citron. 29. 3. 0. and above all I have prepared 
 F.zra 9 . 6 our iniejuities are increased o. our heads 
 Job 14. 16. (io.st thou not watch o. my sin f 
 41.31. he is a king o. the children of pride 
 P.sal. 23. 5. anointestmy head, my cup runneth 0. 
 27 . 12 . deliver me not o. to the will of mine enemies 
 118. 18. but he hath not given me o. to death 
 145. 9. his tender mercies are o. all his works 
 Cant. 2. 11. for lo, winter is past, rain is e. and gone 
 .ler. 1. 10. set thee 0. the nations and 0. kingdoms 
 Pan. 4. 17 . he setteth up o. it the basest of men 
 6. .3. king thought to set him o. the whole realm 
 Jlos. lO.o.forthe peopleshall mourns, it and priest 
 Mic. 3. 6. and the day sliall be dark 0. them 
 Mat. 25. 21. I will make thee ruler 0. many, 23. 
 LukeG. 38. measure shaken together, and runnings. 
 15. 7- more joy 0. one sinner that repenteth, 10. 
 
 19 . 14. we will not have this man to reign 0. us 
 
 17 . been faithful, have thou authority 0. ton cities 
 
 41. come near, he belield city, and wept 0. it 
 diets 0. 3. whom we may appoint o. this business 
 Rom. J. 1. that the law hath dominion 0 . a man 
 
 9. 21. hath not the potter power 0. the clay t 
 Lph. 4. 19 . have given themselves 0 . to lasciviousness 
 1 Pirn. 2. 12. not usurp authority 0. the man 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 12. eyes of the l.ord are 0. tlie righteous 
 Rev. 2. 26. to him will I give power e. the nations 
 
 OVER against. 
 
 Lxod. 26. .35. candlestick 0. against table, 40. 24. 
 Num. 8. 2. lamps give light 0. against candlestick, 3. 
 
 2 Sam. 5 . 2.3. fetch a compass behind them, come on 
 
 them o. against mulberry-trees, 1 Chr. 14. 14. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 29. they pitched one o. against the other 
 Neh. 7 . .3. appoint every one to be o. against house 
 Led. 7 . 14. God hath set one 0. against the other 
 Jer. .31. 39. the line shall yet go forth 0. against it 
 Mat. 21. 2. go into village o. against you, and ye 
 
 shall find an ass tied, MarkW. 2. Luke 19. .30. 
 
 27 . 61 . and Mary sitting 0. against the sepulchre 
 See All, Him, .Iordan, Israel, Me, Thee, 
 
 i'liEM, Us, Yon. 
 
 OVERCAME. 
 
 fctslQ. 16. man in whom the evil spirit was, 0. them 
 Lev. 3. 21. even as 1 also 0. and am set flown at 
 12.11. and they o. him by the blood of the Lamb 
 OVERCHARGE. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 5. but in part, that I may not 0. j’ou all 
 
 OVERCUARGED. 
 
 Luke 21. .34. lest your hearts be 0. with surfeiting 
 OVERCOME. 
 
 Lxod. .32.18. voice of them that cry for being 0. 
 Isa. 28. 1. the head of them that areo. with wine 
 Lph. 6.113. withstand, and having 0. all to stantl 
 2 Pet. 2.19. of whom man is 0. of same is he brought 
 
 20. for if they are again entangled therein and o. 
 
 OVE.RCOME. 
 
 Gen. 49. 19. troop shalle. him, but he shall 0 . at last 
 Num. 13. 3 . 1 . go up, for we are well able to 0. it 
 
 22. 11. peraflventiire I shall he able too. them 
 2 Kings lG. 5 . they besieged Ahaz, could noto. him 
 Cant. 6. 5. turn away tliine eyes, for they have 0. me 
 Jer. 2.3. 9. like a man whom wine hath 0. 
 fmke 11. 22. hut when a stronger shall 0 . him 
 .Tohn 16. 33. be of good cheer, I have 0 . the wmrlrl 
 Pom. 3. 4. that miglitest o. when thou art judged 
 
 12. 21. be not 0. of evil, but 0. evil witli "ood 
 
 1 Jo.hn 2. 13. because ye have 0. the wicked one, 14. 
 4. 4. ye are of God and have o. them, because 
 Pev. 11. 7 . beast shall o. the witnesses and kill them 
 
 13. 7- lo make war with the saints, and to 0 . them 
 17 . 14. shall make w'ar, anti Lamb shall 0 . them 
 
 OVERCO.METU. 
 
 1 John 5. 4. w'hosoever is horn of God, 0 . the w’orld, 
 
 this is victory that 0. world, even our faith 
 5. who is he thato. world, but he that believefh 
 Pev. 2. 7- to him thato. will 1 give of tree of life 
 
 11. lie that o. shall not be hurt of second death 
 17 . to him that 0 . will I give to eat hidden manna 
 26. to him tliat 0 . will I give power over nations 
 
 3. 5. he that o. shall be clothed in white raiment 
 
 12. him thato. will I make pillar in temple of G. 
 
 21. to him that 0 . will I grant to sit with me 
 21. 7 . he that 0 . shall inherit all things, I his God 
 
 OVERDRIVE. 
 
 Gen. 33.13. if men should o. tliem all Hock will die 
 OVERFLOW. 
 
 Dent. 11. 4. he mafie water of Red sea to 0 . them 
 Psal. 69. 2. I am come where the floods o. me 
 15. let not waterflooils 0. me. nor deeji swallow 
 Isa. 8. 8. he shal 1 pass through ,1 lulah, 0 . and go over 
 
 10. 22. consumption fl.ocreetl shall o. with righfeo. 
 
 28. 17 . the waters shall 0 . tlie liiding-place 
 
 43. 2. and tliroiigh the rivers they shall not o. thee 
 .Ter. 47 . 2. waters of tlie nortli s'lall 0 . the laml 
 Dan. 11.10. one shall certainly come and 0 . 26. 40. 
 Joel". 21. fats shall o. with wine and oil, 3. 1.3. 
 OVERFLOWED. 
 
 T\sal. 78. 20. he smote the rock, and streams 0. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 6. world being o. with water, perished 
 
 OVER FLOW E IT 1. 
 
 Josh 3. 15. in harvest Iordan 0 all its banks 
 OVERFLOWFNG. 
 
 ,Tob 28. 11. he bindeth the floods from 0. 
 
 .38. 25. who divided a water-course for o. of waters 
 ha. 28. 2. which as a flood of mighty waters o. 
 
 15. wlien the o. scourge shall pass through, 18. 
 
 Isa, 30.28. his breath as an o. stream shall reach 
 Jer. 47 .2. out of the not th shall be an o. flood 
 Ezek. 13. 11. there shall be an o. shower, 13. 
 
 .38.22. I will rain on him an o. rain and hailstones 
 Hub. 3.10. the o. of the water passed by the deep 
 OVERFLOWN. 
 
 1 Chron. 12.15. went over Jordan when it had o. 
 .lob 22. 16 . whose touudation was o. with a flood 
 Dan. 11. 22. with arms of a flood sliall tliey beo. 
 OVERLAY. 
 
 Evod. 25.11. shalt o. ark with pure gold, 24. 1 30. 3. 
 27 . 2 . 0 . the horns of the altar with brass, 38. 2. 
 OVLRLAID. 
 
 Eiod^ 20. .32. pillars of shiftim-wood 0. with gold 
 38. 6. he 0. the staves of shittim-wood will) brass 
 
 1 Kings\i. 19 . her child died, because she o. it 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 9. he o. the dixirs of them with brass 
 Cant. 5.14. belly is a.s bright ivory o. with sapphires 
 
 See Gold. 
 
 OVERLAYING. 
 
 Lxod. .38.17- the 0 . of their chapiters of silver 
 19. and o. of their chapiters and lillets of silver 
 OVERidVEU. 
 
 Josh. 24. 31. the days of the elders that 0 . Joshua 
 (JVER.MUCII. 
 
 Eccl.T. 16. lie not righteous o. || 17 . be noto. wicked 
 2 Cor. 2.7- lest such be swallowed up with o. sorrow 
 OVERPA.S.S. 
 
 Jer. 5 . 28. they sliine. they 0 . the deeds of wicked 
 OVERPA.ST. 
 
 Psal. . 57 .1 . make refuge until these calamities be 0. 
 Isa. 26. 20. liide thyself until iudiguatioii he o. 
 OVERPLU.S. 
 
 Lev. 25. 27 . let him restore the 0 . to the man 
 .OVERRAN. 
 
 2 Sam. 18.23. Ahimaaz ran by plain and 0. Cushi 
 OVERRUNNING. 
 
 Nah. 1. 8. with an o. flood he will make an end 
 OVER.SEE. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 29 . some appointed to 0. the vessels 
 15. 1 21. \vith harps on the eighth to o. 
 
 23.1 4. of which 24,(XK) were to o. the work 
 
 2 Chron. 2.2. three thousand six hundred to o. them 
 
 OVERSEER. 
 
 Gen. .39. 4. he made him 0 . over his house, 5. 
 
 Neh. 11. 9 . Joel was their o. || 14. Zabdiel was o. 
 
 22. o. of Levites was Uzzi H 12. 42. Jezrahiah 0. 
 Prov. 6. 7 . the ant having no guide 0. or ruler 
 OVERSEER.S. 
 
 Gen. 41. .34. let Pharaoh appoint 0. in the land 
 2 Chron. 2.18- Solomon set 3,6.H) 0. of the work 
 .31.1.3. they were 0. under liand of Cononiah 
 34. 12. the 0. of all them that wrought, 13. 
 
 17 . Iiave delivered money into the hand of u. 
 Acts 20. 28. the Holy Ghost hath made you 0. 
 OVERSHADOW. 
 
 Lnke 1. .35. the power of the Highest shall 0. thee 
 Acts 5 . 15 . that shadow of Peter might o. them 
 OVERSHADOWED. 
 
 Mat. 17 . 5. a cloud o. them, Mark 9. 7. Luke 9. 34. 
 OVERSIGHT. 
 
 Gen. 43.12. carry it again, perad venture it was an 0. 
 Num. 3. .32. have the 0. of them that keep charge 
 4.16. pertaineth the o. of all the tabernacle 
 2 Kings 12.11. of them that had the o. of the house 
 of the I-Xiid, 22. 5, 9. 2 Chron. 34. 10. 
 1 Chron. 9. 23. had the 0. of the gates of the house 
 Neh. 11.16. had the o. of the outward business 
 
 13. 4. the o. of the chamber of the liouse of God 
 1 Pet. 5.2. taking o. not by constraint, but willingly 
 OVERSPREAD. 
 
 Gen. 9 .19. and of them was the whole earth 0. 
 OVERSPREADING. 
 
 Dan. 9. 27. for the o. of abominations be desolate 
 OVERTAKE. 
 
 Gen. 44. 4. uj), when thou dost 0. them, sa 3 ' to them 
 Lxod. 15. 9. enemy said, 1 will jiursue, 1 will o. 
 Dent. 19 . 6 . lest the avenger of blood o. the slayer 
 
 28. 2. all these blessings sliall come and o. thee 
 15. that all '.liese curses shall o. thee, 45. 
 
 .Tosh. 2. 5. pursue after them, for ye shall 0. them 
 
 1 .S’(zwi..3t). 8. shall 1 0. them, thou shalt surely 0 . them 
 
 2 Sam. 15.14. lest Absalom o. us suddenly, and bring 
 Isa. 59 . 9 . judgment is far, neilher doth justice 0. us 
 Jer. 42. 16 . the saord ye feared shall o. you 
 
 lios. 2.7- shall follow, hut she shall noto. Iicr lovers 
 
 10. 9. tlie battle in Gibeah did not 0. them 
 Amos 9. 10. the evil shall not 0. nor prevent us 
 
 I. 3. behold, the [ilowman shall o. the reaper 
 Zech. l.t 6. iny words,did they noto. your fathei'S ? 
 1 Thess. 5 . 4. that that dav should o. you as a tliief 
 
 OVERlAREN. 
 
 Ps. 18. . 37.1 have iiursued mine enemies and o.tliem 
 Gal. 6. 1. brethren, if a man be 0 . in a fault 
 OVER TAKE I 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 21.12. flee three months, till sword 0 . thee 
 
 OV ERFIIREW. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 25. God o. these cities and the plain, 29. 
 Erod. 14. 27 . Imrd 0. the Egyptians, P.yal. 1.36. 15. 
 Dent. 29. 23. which I.ord o. in his anger and wrath 
 ha. 1.3. 19 . Faliylon shall be, as when God o. 
 Sodom and Gomorrali, Jer. 50. 40. Amos 
 
 4. 11. 
 
 Jer. 20. 16 . let that man be as the cities T-ord o. 
 Mat. 21. 12. Jesus o. tables of tlie money-changers 
 in the temple, Mark 11. 15. John 2. 15. 
 OVERFHROW. 
 
 G<??l 19. 21.1 Iia' paccepted thee, will noto.thiycity 
 Erod. 2.3. 21. but thou shalt utterly 0 . tlieir gorls 
 Deut. 12.3. yc shalltheir altars,'and break pillars 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 3. hath, not David sent to spy it out and o. 
 
 11. 25. make, thy battle mere strong, and o. it 
 
 1 Chr. 19.3. David hath sent to 0. and spy the land 
 Psal. 106 . 2ii. his hand to 0. them in the wilderness 
 
 27 . to o. their seed also among the nations 
 140. 4. who have puriiosed to o. my goings 
 
 II. evil shall hunt the violent mail to o. Iiim 
 Prov. 18. 5. not good to o. righteous in judgment 
 Hag. 2. 22. 1 will 0 . the throne of kingdoms, 1 will 
 
 0. the cliariot.s and those that ride in them 
 Acts 5. 39. but if it be of God, ye cannot 0. it 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. have erred, and 0. the faith of some 
 
OUG 
 
 OUT 
 
 OWN 
 
 OVERTHROW. 
 
 Gen. 19. 29. God sent Lot out of tl’.e midst of the o. 
 Dent. 29. 23. as in the o. of .Sodom, Jer. 49. 18. 
 
 8 Pet. 2. 6. condemned the cities with an o. making 
 OVKKTHROWETH. 
 
 Job 12. 19. iie leadeth princes, and o. the mighty 
 Prov. 13. C. but wickedness o. the sinner 
 
 21. 12. Go<i 0. the wicked for their wickedness 
 
 22. 12. he o. the words of the transgressor 
 
 29. 4. but he that receiveth gifts e. the laud 
 
 OVF.RTHROWISI. 
 
 prod. 15. 7. hast o. them tiiat rose up against thee 
 Jvdg. 9. 40. and many were o. and wounded 
 2 fiom. 17. 9. when some of them be o. at the first 
 2 Chron. 14.13. and tlie Ethiouians were o. 
 
 Job 19. 6. know now that God hath e. me 
 Psal.liX. 6. when theirjudges are 0 . in stony places 
 Prov. 11. 11. city is o. by the mouth of the wicked 
 
 12. 7. wicked areo. || 14.11. house of wicked o. 
 
 Isa. 1 . 7 . your land is desolate as o. by strangers 
 Jer. 18. 23. but let them be 0 . before thee 
 
 J.,ani. 4. 6. sin of Sodom, that wasc;. as in a moment 
 JJan. 11. 41. and many countries siiall be 0. 
 
 Amos A. 11. I have o. some of you, as Sodom 
 
 3. 4. yet forty days and Nineveh shall be 0. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 5. for tliey were o. in the wilderness 
 
 OVERLOOK. 
 
 Gen. 31. 23. they 0. .Jacob in tlie mount Gilead 
 
 25. Laban 0. Jacob || 44. G. the steward 0. them 
 Exod. 14. 9 . Egyptians*?, them encamping by sea 
 Judg. 18. 22. Micah 0. the chililren of Dan 
 
 20. 42. but the battle 0. the men of Benjamin 
 
 2 Kmgs 25. 5. the army of Chaldees 0. Zedekiah in 
 
 the plains of Jericho, Jer. 39.5. 152. 8. 
 Lam. 1. 3. all her persecutors <>. her between straits 
 OVERTURN. 
 
 Job 12. 15. he sendeth out waters, they 0. earth 
 E&ek. 21. 27 . 1 will 0. 0. 0. it, until he come whose 
 OVERTURN ETH. 
 
 Job 9. 5. which 0. the mountains in his anger 
 
 28. 9 . he o. the mountains by the roots 
 34. 25. knows their works and 0. them in night 
 OVERTURNED. 
 
 Judg. 7 .13. smote the tent that it fell and 0. it 
 OVERWHELM. 
 
 Job 6 . 27. ye 0. fatherless, dig a pit for your friend 
 OVERWHELMED. 
 
 Psal. 55 . 5. trembling come, and horror hath o. me 
 G1. 2. when my heart is 0. lead me to the rock 
 
 77 . 3. and my spirit was*?. 142. 3.1 143. 4. 
 
 78. 53. he led them on, but the sea *?. their enemies 
 124. 4. then the waters had o. us stream gone over 
 
 OVERWLSE. 
 
 Eccl. 7 .16. not right, overmuch, nor make thyself <?. 
 OUGH L ; see Owed. 
 
 OUGHT. 
 
 Gen. 20. 9. that *?. not be done, 34. ?• Lev. 4. 2, 27. 
 ’I Sam. 13. 12. no such thing 0. to he done in Israel 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 32. to know what Israel u. to do 
 
 15. 2. none 0. to carry the ark hut the Levitea 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 5 .0. ye not to know Lord gave kingdom 
 Neh. 5. 9. *?. ye not to walk in the fear of God ? 
 P.tal. 76 .11. Firing presents to him who*?, be feared 
 Mat. 23. 23. these *>. ye to have done, Luke 11. 42. 
 Mark 13.14. desolation standing where it 0. not 
 
 L uke 12. 12. m the same hour wdiat ye 0. to say 
 
 13. 14. there are si.x days in wddcli men *?. to work 
 
 16 . 0. not this ■woman to be loosed from this bond 
 
 18. 1. that men *?. ahvays to pray, and not to faint 
 
 24. 26. O fools, 0. not Christ to have suffered ' ’ 
 
 John 4, 20. the place where men *?. to worship 
 
 13. 14. ye also*?. towa.sh one another's feet 
 19 . 7 . we have a law, and by our law he *?. to die 
 Acts 5 . 29 . we *?. to obey God rather than men 
 
 17 . 29. we*?, not to think tlie fiodhead like gold 
 
 19. .36. ye *?. to be quiet, and to do nothing rashly 
 
 20. 35. how so labouring ye *?. to sui?portt1ie weak 
 
 21. 21. that they*?, not to circumcise their children 
 
 24. 19 . who *?. to have been here before thee 
 
 25. 10. judgment-.seat, wliere 1 *?. to be judged 
 24. crying, that he *?. not to live any longer 
 
 26 . 9 . that I *?. to do many thingscontrary to Jesus 
 Pom. 8. 26. we know not wliat to pray for as we *?. 
 
 i2. 3. not think of himself more highFy than he *?. 
 
 15. 1. we *?. to bear the infirmities of the weak 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 2. he knoweth nothing as he *?. to know 
 
 11. 7. for a man indeed *?. not to cover his head 
 
 10. the woman <?. to have power on her head 
 
 2 Cor. 2.3. sorrow' from them, of whom I *?. to rejoice 
 7 . ye *?. rather to forgive him and comfort him 
 
 12.11. for 1 *?. to have been commended of you 
 
 14. the children *?. not to lay up for the parents 
 Eph. 5 . 9 .Q. so*?, men to love their wives as their bodies 
 
 6. 2t). may speak boldly, as 1 *?. to speak. Col. 4.4. 
 Col. 4. 6. Know how ye *?. to answer every man 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 1. ye received of us how ye *?. to walk 
 
 2 Thess. .3.7- yourselves know how' ye *?. to follow' us 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 1.3. speaking things which they *?. not 
 Tit. 1. 11. teaching things w hich they *?. not 
 Jleb. 2. 1. we*?, to give the more earnest heed 
 
 5. 3. he *?. for people and for himself, to offer for sins 
 
 12. for when for the time ye *?. to be teacliers 
 Jam. 3.10. my brethren, these things *>. not so to be 
 
 4. 15. for that ye *?. to say, if the Lord will 
 
 2 Pet. .3. H. what n?anner of persons*?. 30 to be 
 1 John 2. 6 . *?. himself also to v. alk as he walked 
 
 3. 16 . *?. to lay down our lives for the brethren 
 
 4. 11. if God love*l us, we *?. als*> love one another 
 
 3 Johns, we therefore *?. to receive such 
 
 OUGHT, Suh.^taJitive. 
 
 Gen. .39. 6. he knew not *?. that he had, save bread 
 47 . 18. there is not*?, left, but our bodies and lands 
 Exod. 5. 8. ye shall notdiminish *?. thereof, 11. 19. 
 
 12. 46. thou shaltnot carry forth *?. of the flesh 
 
 22. 14. if a man borrow *?. of his neiehbour 
 
 29. .34. if *?. of tlesh of the consecrations remain 
 
 Lev. 11. 25. whoso beareth *?. of carca,se is unclean 
 19. 6. if (?. remain unto third day, sl)all be burnt 
 2.5. 14. if thou sellest*?. or buyest *?. from thy neigh. 
 
 31. if aman will redeem *?. of his tithes 
 j^um 10 . 24. if*?, be committed by ignorance 
 iJO the soul that doeth *?. presumptuously 
 
 Num.30.6. when she vowed, or utt. *?. out of her lips 
 Dent. 4. 2. ye shall not add or diminish *?. from it 
 
 15. 2 . creditor thatlendeth *?. to his neighbour 
 
 26. 14. neither have 1 taken *?. in my mourning for 
 any unclean use, nor given *?. thereof for dead 
 
 Josh. 21. 45. thei'e failed not *?. of any good thing 
 Ruth 1 . 17 . if*?, but deatli part thee and me 
 1 N< 2 ???. 12 . 4 . nor hast thou taken *?. of any man’s hand 
 
 5 . that ye have not found *?. in my hand 
 
 25. 7 . neither was there *?. missing to them 
 
 30. 22. we w'ill not give them *?. of the spoil 
 llSam.3.35. if I taste bread or *?. else, till sun be down 
 
 14.10. whoso saith*?. to thee, bring liim to me 
 19. none can turn from *?. my lortl bath spoken 
 Iblat. 5. 23. that thy brother hath <?. against thee 
 
 21. .3. if any man say <?. to you, ye shall say 
 Mark ~. 12. and ye suffer him no more to do *?. 
 
 8. 2.3. he took blin*J man and asked him if he saw *?. 
 
 11. 25. forgive, if ye have*?, against any 
 John 4. 33. hath any man brought him *?. to eat.^ 
 Acts 4. 32. neither said any that *?. was his own 
 24. 19. and object, if they had *?. against me 
 28. 19 . that I had *?. to accuse my nation of 
 Philem. IS. if he owetli thee *?. put to my account 
 OUGHLlvST. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 9. and knowest what thou *?. to do to him 
 Mat. 25. 27 . thou *?. to liave put my money to 
 Acts IQ. 6. he siiall tell thee what thou *?. to do 
 1 Tim. 3.15. how thou *?. to beliave tliyself 
 OUR: see Brothkh, Father, Lord. 
 OUllS. 
 
 Gen. 26. 20. did strive, saying, the water is *?. 
 
 31. 16. God hath taken li omTmr fatlier that is *?. 
 .34. 23. shall not every beast of theirs be 0 .? 
 
 Num. 32..32. possession on this siiie .Ionian may be*?. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 3. know tliat Eamoth in Gilead is *?. 
 Esek. 36. 2. ancient high places are <?. in possession 
 Mark i.Z. 7 . and inheritance shall be *?. Luke 20. 14. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. all that call on Jesus, both theirs and *?. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.14. as ye also are *?. in the day of tlie Lord 
 Tit. 3. 14. let <?. learn to maintain good works 
 
 OUT. 
 
 Gen. 2 . 9 . <?. of ground made Lord to grow every tree 
 
 23. woman, liecause she was taken *?. of man 
 .3. 19 . for *?. of it wast thou taken ; dust thou art 
 ISum. .32. 2.3. and be sure your sin will find you *?. 
 Job 28. 5. as for the earth *?. of it cometh bread 
 Psal. 8. 2. *?. of the mouth of babes and sucklings 
 82. 5. foundations of the earth are *?. of course 
 94. 12. blessed, whom thou teachest *?. of thy law 
 118. 26. we have blessed you *?. of house of Lord 
 Prov. 4.23. keep heart, for *?. of it are issues of life 
 .31. 18. her candle goetli not *?. by night 
 Isa. 1.3. 9 . he shall destroy' sinners thereof *?. of it 
 29 .18. eyes siiall see 0 . of obscurity', *?. of darkness 
 Jer. 30. 7 . but he siiall be saved *?. of it 
 19 . and *?. of them shall proceed thanksgiving 
 Llzek. .31, 11. behold I will seek *?. my sheep 
 
 46. 20. that they bear them not *?. into the court 
 Mtc. 5. 2. yet *?. of thee shall he come forth to me 
 
 that is to be ruler in Israel, Mat. 2.6. 
 Zecli. 10. 4. *?. of him came forth the corner 
 Mat. 12. .34. *?. of the abundance of the heart 
 .35.'*?. of good tr(.‘asure. *?. of the evil treasure 
 1.5.19. *?. of the heart proceed evil thoughts 
 Mark 10. 26. they were astonished <?. of ineasure 
 1.3. 15. nor enter to take any thing *?. of his house 
 
 16. 9. *?. of whom he. had cast seven *ievils 
 
 lAike 19. 22. <?. of thy own mouth will I judge thee 
 John 15. 19. but 1 have chosen you *?. of the world 
 Acts 2.5. devout men, <?. of every nation under hea. 
 28. 23. both *?. of the laiv, and *?. of the prophets 
 
 1 Cor. 15.8. seen of me, as of one born *?. ot due time 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. for*?, of nrucli affliction I wrote to you 
 8. 11. be a performance *?. of that which ye have 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 26. recover themselves*?, of snare of devil 
 
 3. 11. but o. of them all the Lord deliveie*! me * 
 
 4. 2. be instant in season, *?. of season, reprove 
 Jam. .3. 10. *?. of same mouth proceedeth blessing 
 ibee Gamp, Captivity, City, Darkness, 
 
 Way, Zion. 
 
 OUTCA.ST. 
 
 Jer. 33.17. saith Lor*l, because they called thee an *?, 
 OUlCA.SiS. 
 
 Psal. 147 . 2. he gathereth *?. of Israel, Isa. 56. 8. 
 Isa. 11. 12. he shall as.semble the *?. of Israel 
 
 16. .3. hide the *?. |1 4. let my *?. dwell with thee 
 
 27 . 1.3. the*?, in the land of Egypt shall worship 
 Jer. 49 . 36. whither the *?. of Elam shall not come 
 
 OUIEIL 
 
 Esek. 46. 21. he brought me into the *?. court 
 
 47 . 2. he led me the way without to the*?, gate 
 Mat. 8.12. be cast into *?. darkness, 22. 13. 1 25. 30. 
 
 ()U I'-GOING.S. 
 
 Josh. 17 . 9. the *?. it were at the sea, 19. 29. 
 
 18. and the <?. of it shall be thine 
 
 18. 19. the 0 . of the border were at the north 
 19 .14. the*?, thereof are in the valley of liphthah-el 
 
 22. the *?. (?f their border were at .lor*ian, .33. 
 Psal. 65. 8. thou makest the *?. of the morning 
 out LANDI.SH. 
 
 Neh. 13. 26. even*?, women caused Solomon to sin 
 OUTI.I VEl). 
 
 Judg. 2. 7 . all the *lays of the elders that *?. Joshua 
 OU I RAGEOU.S. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 4. wrath is cruel and anger is <?. 
 ou t HUN. 
 
 JohnUO. 4. they ran, and other<lisciple did *?. Peter 
 GUIS IDE. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 11. Gideon went to *?. of the armed men 
 
 17 . and wdien 1 come to the *?. of the tamp 
 
 19. s<? they tame to the *?. of the camp 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 9. and so on <?. toward the great court 
 F.zek. 10. 5. behold aw'all on the *?. of the house 
 Mat. 23. 25. make clean *?. of the cui>, Luke 11.39. 
 
 26. that the *?. of them mav be clean also 
 OUl.Sl REICH ED. 
 
 Dent. Q6. 8. T.ord brought us out with an <?. arm 
 Jer. 21.5. 1 will fight against you with an *?. hand 
 
 27 . 5. 1 have made the eai'th by my *?. arm 
 OU rWAIlD. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 7 . for man looketh on *?. appearance 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 29. Chenaniah for the *?. business 
 Neh. 11. 16. the chief of the Levites for *?. business 
 Esth. 6. 4. Hainan was come into the *?. court 
 Ezek. 40. 17 . he brought me into the <?. court 
 Mae. 23. 27 . which indeed appeaj' beautiful <?. 
 
 Pom. 2. 28. nor circumcision, which is *?. in the flesh 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 16. but though our *?. man perish, yet our 
 10. i 1. who in *?. appearance am base among you 
 
 7 . do ye look on things after the *?. appearance r 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 3. not that *?. a<lorning of plaiting hair 
 OULWARDLY. 
 
 Mat. 23. 28. ye *?. appear righteous unto men 
 Pom. 2. 28. for he is not a Jew which is one *?. 
 
 OU l WENT. 
 
 Mark 6. 33. many I'an afoot thither, and *?. them 
 OWE. 
 
 Rom. 1.3. 8. *?. no man any thing, but to love 
 OWED. 
 
 Mat. 18. 24. one which *?. him 10,000 talents 
 
 28. and found one which *?. him an hundred pence 
 Luke"!. 41. the one *?. 500 pence, and the other 50 
 OWES r. 
 
 Mat. 18.28. he took him, saying, pay me that thou *?. 
 Luke 15. 5. how much *?. thou unto my lord ' 7 . 
 Philem. 19. thou *?.to me even thine own self besides 
 OWETII. 
 
 Philem. 18. if he hath wronged thee, or*?, thee ought 
 OWL. 
 
 Lev. 11.16. *?.and cuckow unclean, DewE 14.15, 16. 
 
 17 . the little *?. and coimorant, Isa. 34. 11,15. 
 Psal. 102. 6. ] am like an *?. of the desert 
 OWl,S. 
 
 Job 30. 29.1 am a companion to <?. a brother to drag. 
 Isa. 13. 21. the wild beasts shall lie there, and *?. 
 
 shall dwell there, 34. 13. Jer. 50. 39. 
 43. 20. the dragons and *?. shall honour me 
 Mic. 1. 8. 1 will make a mourning as the *?. 
 
 OWN. 
 
 Gen. 1 . 27 . God created man in his *?. image 
 
 5. 3. Adam begat a son in his *?. likeness 
 
 15. 4. shall come of thine *?. bowels shall be heir 
 
 30. 25. send me, that 1 nray go to mine *?. place 
 47 . 24. four parts shall be your*?, for seed of field 
 
 Exod. 21. .36. ox for ox, an*! dead shall be his *?. 
 22.5. of best of his *?. field shall make restitution 
 Lev. 1. 3. he shall offer it of his *?. voluntary will 
 7 . 30. his *?. hands shall bring the offering of Lord 
 
 14. 15. pour it into palm of his*?, left hand, 26. 
 
 18. 10. for theirs is thine*?, nakedness 
 
 26. nor any of your *?. nation, nor strangers among 
 you, shirtl commit any of these abominations 
 25. 5. that which groweth of its *?. accord 
 41. and be shall return to his *?. family 
 Num. 1. 52. each by his*?.camp, by his*?, standard 
 
 16 . 28. have not done them of mine *?.mind,24. 13. 
 .38. these censers ofsinners against their *?. souls 
 
 .32. 42. he called it after his £?.name, Veut. 3. 14. 
 .36. 9. shall keep himself to his *?. inheritance 
 Lieut. 23. 24. mayest eat grapes at thine*?, pleasure 
 24.1.3.that he may sleep in Ins*?, raiment, and bless 
 16. not children for fathers, every man shall be 
 put to *ieath for *?.sin, 2 Kings 14.6. 2 Chr. 25. 4. 
 
 28. 53. thou shalteat the fruit of thine *?. body 
 33. 9 . nor knew he his *?. children 
 Josh. 7 .11. they have put it even among their *?. stufr 
 Judg. 2.19. they ceased not from their 0 . doings 
 7 . 2. saying, mine *?. hand hath saved me 
 
 1 .Sam. 2. 20. and they event to their *?. home 
 
 5. 11. let the ark go again to his *?. place 
 
 15. 17 . when thou wast little in thine <?. sight 
 25. 26 . from aveneing evith thine *?. han*l 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. I will be base in mine *?. sight 
 
 7 . 10. that they itjay dwell in a place of their*?. 
 
 12. 3. did eat of his *?. meat, and drink of his *?. cup 
 
 17 . 11. that thou go to battle in thine *?. person 
 
 18. 13. have wrought falsehood against mine *?. life 
 
 1 Kings <1. 2.3. spoken this w ord against his *?. life 
 .32. shall return his blood on his *?. head, 37. 
 
 13. .30. he laid his carcase in his *?. "rave 
 17 . 19. an*l Elijah laid him upon his *?. bed 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 29. every nation made gods of their *?. 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . 14. an*l of thine*?, have we given thee 
 
 16 . all this store we prepared, is all thine *?. 
 
 2 Chr. 6.23. recompensing bis way on his *?. head 
 Neh. 4 . 4 . turn their reproach on their *?. head 
 Esth. 9. 25. wicked deviseshouhi returnon *?. head 
 Job 20. 7. he shall perish for ever like his *?. dung 
 Psal. 5. 10. let them fall by their *?. counsel 
 
 12. 4. our lips are our *?. who is lor*l over us? 
 
 67. 6. God, even our *?. God, shall bless us 
 
 78. 29. were filled, for he gave fhem flieir*?. desire 
 81. 12. 1 gave them up to their *?. hearts’ lust 
 94 . 23. lie shall bring on them their*?, iniquity, and 
 shall cut them off in their *?. wickedness 
 Prov. 5. 17 . let them be only thy *?. not strangers 
 Isa. . 37 . .35. for mine *?. sake, 43. 25. 1 48. 11. 
 
 58. 13. not finding fhine *>. pleasure, n(?r*?. words 
 Ezek. 29. 3. which hath said, my river is mine <?. 
 .3.3.13. if he trust to his *?. righteousness 
 II 0 S. 7 .Q. now their*?. *ioings have beset them about 
 Jonah 2. 8. they forsake their *?. mer*-y 
 Mat. 20. 15. lawful to do what I will with mine*?. 
 Luke 14.26. if any man hate not his *?. life also 
 
 16. 12. who shall give you that which is your*?. ? 
 John 1.11. he came t*> his*?, his *?. received hiin not 
 
 8. 44. when he speaketh a lie, hespeaketh ot his*?. 
 10. 12. an hireling, w hose *>. the sheep are not 
 
 13. 1. having l(?ve<i his *?. that were in the world 
 15. 19 . ifof the world, world would l**ve his *?. 
 
 16. .32. ye shall be scattered every man to his *?. 
 
 Acts 3. 12. as though by our <?. )?ower <?r holiness 
 5. 4. was it not thine*?..'' was it not in thinee.power ? 
 
 20. 28. w hich he pun hase*! with his *>. bl<H)*l 
 Rom. 4. 19 . he c*msidere*l not his*?, body n*iw dead 
 8. 32. he that si)are*l not his *?. Son, but delivered 
 
 14. 4. to his *?. master he standeth or falleth 
 
 1 C'*>r. 6 . 19. ve are not y<?ur *?. f*?r ye are bought 
 7 . 2 . nevertheless, let every man havt‘ his*?, w it'e 
 10 . 24. let no man seek his *?. but aimther's wealll: 
 
 29. conscience, 1 say. not thine *?. but others 
 
 13. 5. chaiity seeketh n*it her *?. is not easily 
 Phil. 2.21. for all seek their*?, things, not Christ’s 
 
OXE 
 
 PAL 
 
 PAL 
 
 Phil. 3. 9. found in him, not bavin? mine o. risht. 
 
 1 Tim. 5 . 8. but it any provide not tor his o. liis o. 
 Tit. 1. 12. a propliet ot their o. said, the Cretians 
 Jleh. 9. 12. but by hiso. blood he entered in once 
 llev. 1.5. waslied us from our sins in his o. blood 
 Hee C'oujJSRL, Countkv, Kyrs, Hkaut, 
 House, J.and, People, Self, Selves, 
 Soul, Way, Ways, Will. 
 
 OWN Pit. 
 
 Pxod. 21.2R. but the o. of th.e ox shall be quit 
 29. it hath been testilied to his o. his o. sliall 
 .34. the (I. ot the pit shall make it eood 
 36. and his <>. hath not kept him in, ox tor ox 
 £2. 11. o. ot it shall accept thereof, not make ?ood 
 
 12. he shall iiiake restitution to the n. thereof 
 
 14. o. thereof not bein? with it, make it (iood 
 
 15. but it o. thereot be with it, not tnake it good 
 
 1 Kings 16. 24. after name otSheiner, o. ot the hill 
 Prov. 3. + 27 . withhold not good from the o. 
 
 Isa. 1. 3. the ox knoweth his o. the ass his crib 
 jicts 27 . 11. centurion believed the u. of the ship 
 OWNERS. 
 
 Joh 31. 39 . or have caused the 0. to lose their lives 
 Ptov. 1. 19 . w’hich taketh away life oto. thereof 
 Peel. 5.11. what good is there to the 0 . thereof f 
 
 13. a sore evil, riches kept for o. to their hurt 
 Luke 19 . 33. the 0. said, why loose ye the colt 
 
 OWN El'll. 
 
 Lev. 14. 35. he that n. the house shall fell priest 
 Acts^l. 11. Jewssl’.all bind man that 0. this giidle 
 OX. 
 
 Exod.QO. 17 . shalt notcov. thy neish. 01, Dent. 5.21. 
 
 21. 28. if ox goie a man, he shall be stoned, 29. 32. 
 29 . it ox were wont to push with his horns, 36. 
 
 ■ .32. if ox push a man-servant or maitl-servant 
 .33. if an ox or ass shall fall into a pit, the owner 
 
 22, 1. if a man shall steal an ox or a sheep 
 
 4 . whether it be ox or ass, he shall restore double 
 
 9. trespass for an ox || 10. deliver an 01 to keep 
 
 2.3. 4. it thou meet thine enemy’s ox going astray 
 12. that thine ox and thine ass may rest 
 
 34. 19 . every firstling otan or or sheep is mine 
 Lev. 7 . 2.3. shall eat no manner ot tat ot ox or sheep 
 
 17 . 3. what man soever killeth an ox or lamb 
 Num. 7 . .3. they brought tor each of princes an ox 
 
 22. 4. as the o.r licketh up the grass ot the field 
 Lent. 5. 14. thine ox shall do no work on sabbath 
 
 14. 4. the the sheep, and gnat ye may eat 
 
 18. 3. the priest’s due, whether it he ox or sheep 
 22. 1. thou shalt not see thy brother’s ox go astray 
 
 4 . thou shalt not see thy brother’s ot fall dow n 
 
 10. shalt not plough w ith an ox and ass together 
 25. 4. thou shaltnot muzzle the ot w hen he tread- 
 
 eth out the corn, ] Cor. 9. 9.1 Tim. 5.18. 
 
 ’ 28. 31. thine ox shall be slain before thine eyes 
 Josh. 6. 21. they destroy. OT and sheep, 1 Now. 15.15. 
 Judg. .3. .31. Shamsar slew 6l!0 men w ith an oT-goad 
 
 6. 4. they left neither sheep nor ox for Israel 
 
 1 Sam. 12.3. .‘^am. said, whose ox or ass have I taken" 
 14.34. bring me hither every man liis OTand sheep 
 Neh. 5.18. prepared tor me daily one 0T,six sheep 
 Job 6. 5 . or loweth the ox over his fodder? 
 
 24. .3^ they take the widow’s ox for a pledge 
 40. 15. hehold. Behemoth eafeth crass as an ox 
 Psal. 69. .31. thisohall please I., better than an ot 
 106. 20. chanced their glory into similitude otan ot 
 Prov. 7 .22. goeth after her as an ot goeth to slaucht. 
 14. 4. but increase is by the strength otthe ox 
 
 15. 17 . better than a stalled ox, and hatred therewith 
 Isa. 1. .3. the ox knoweth his owner, ass his crib 
 
 11. 7 . and the lion sliall eat straw like the ox 
 .32. 20. that send forth thither the feet ot the ox 
 66. 3. that killeth an ox as it he slew a man 
 Jer. 11. 19 . but 1 was like a lamb or an ox brought 
 Ezek. 1.10. they four had the face of an ox 
 Luke 1.3.15. doth not each of you loose his ox on sab. 
 14. 5. shall have an ox or an ass fallen into a pit 
 IVi/dOX. 
 
 Pent. 14.5. the wild ox and chamois ye may eat 
 OXEN. 
 
 Gen. 12. 16. Ahram had sheep and 0 . and asses 
 
 20. 14. Abimelech gave Abraham sheep ando. 
 
 21 . 27 . Abraham gave Abimelech sheep and 0 . 
 
 32. 5. .lacob said thus, 1 have o. and asses 
 34. 28. the sonsot .lacob took .‘■hechem’s e. 
 
 Eiod. 9. .3. the hand of the T ord is upon the 0. 
 
 20. 24. thou shalt sacrifice thereon thine 0. 
 
 22 . 1 . he shall restore five o. tor one ox, and four 
 ,30. likewise shalt thou do with thine 0. and sheep 
 Num. 7 . .3. and the princes broucht twelve 0. 
 
 7 . fourn. he gave to the sons of Gershom 
 
 8. and eighto. he gave to the sons of INIerari 
 
 22.40. Balak offered o. and sheep, and sent to Bal. 
 23.1. prepare me here seven 0. and seven rams 
 Eeut. 14. 26. shalt bestow that money fore, or sheep 
 Josh. 7 . 24. Joshua took Achan, hiso. and sheep 
 
 1 11. 7 . .Saul hewed ayoke of c. in pieces, and 
 sent them thro’ Israel, so shall it be done to hisu. 
 
 14.14. acre ot land, which yoke of 0 . might plow 
 .32. the people took sheep and o. and slew them 
 
 1.5. 9. Saul spared Aaagand the best of the 0. 
 
 14. what meaneth lowing of 0 . which I hear ? 
 
 15. the people spared the best of the sheep and 0. 
 
 22. 19 . Doeg smote the 0 . and sheep and asses 
 27 . 9. David took away the sheep and o. and asses 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 6. Uzza took hold ot it, for 0 . shook it 
 
 1.3. David sacrificed o.and fallings 
 24.22. behold, here be 0 . tor burnt sacrifice 
 
 2-4. so David bought the threshing-floor and 0. 
 
 1 Kings 1 . 9 . Adoni jah slew sheep and 0. 19, 25. 
 
 4. 2.3. Solomon’s daily provision, 10 tat 0. lOOsheep 
 7 . 25. one sea, 12 e. under it, 44. 2 Chr. 4. 4. 15.' 
 
 8.5. with him before ark, sacrificing sheep and'e. 
 63. .Solomon offered a sacrifice to the f.onl of 
 
 22,()(X) o. and 120,(00 .sheep, 2 Chron. 7. .5. 
 
 19. 19 . Elisha was plowing w ith twelve yoke of c. 
 
 20. Iclisha left the o. and ran after Elijah 
 
 21. he took a yoke of e. and slew them 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is it a time to receive sheep and o.? 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 40. b.'-ought bread on mules ami one. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.5. 11 . they offered of the spoil 700 o. 
 
 18. 2. A hah killed sheep and 0, for him and people 
 
 348 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 33. consec. things were 600 o. .3000 sheep 
 .31.6. they’ brought in the tithes ote. and sheep 
 35. 8. princes gave tor passover tfiree hundred o. 
 Joh 1.3. hissubstame wasfKKX)camels, 5(X)yokeofo. 
 
 14. the o. w ere plowing, and the asses feeding 
 42. 12. Lord gave him hKK) yoke ot 0 . 1000 ass^ 
 
 Psal.W.’i. thou madest him to hav e dominion overo. 
 144. 14. that our 0 . may be strong to lafjour 
 Prov. 14.4. where no o. are the crib is clean 
 Jsa. 7 . 25. but it shall be for the sending forth of o. . 
 
 22. 13. and behold, joy and gladness, slaying o. 
 30. 24. the o. ami asses shall eat clean provender 
 Jer. 5l. 2.3. 1 will break the husbandman anil his o. 
 Dan. 4. 25. make thee eat grass as o. .32, .33. | 5. 21. 
 /laws 6. 12. will one plow there with o. 'i’ 
 
 Mat. 22. 4. my 0 . and my fatlings are killed 
 Luke 14. 19. 1 have bought five yoke of o. 
 
 John 2. 14. found in the temple those that sold o. 
 
 15. he drove them all out, the sheep and the 0. 
 Acts 14.1.3. priest of.I upiter brought o.and garlands 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 9. doth God take care tor o.'{ 
 
 OYL, see Oil. 
 
 P. 
 
 PACE.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 6.13. when gone six p. he sacrificed oxen 
 
 PAGfFY, ED, EIU. 
 
 Esth. 7 . 10 . hanged Haman, then was king’s wrath jt?. 
 Prov. 16 .14. a wise man will p. the wrath of a king 
 21. 14. a gift in .secret p. anger, and a reward 
 Eeel. 10. 4. for yielding p. great offences 
 Ezek. 16 . 6.3. for thy shame, when i am p. toward 
 PADDLE. 
 
 Deut.QS. 13. thou shalt have a p. on thy weapon 
 PAID, see after Pay. 
 
 PAI> 
 
 Signifies, [1] Anp hodily disease or distemper, .lob 
 .3.3. 19. [2] Disquiet, or uneasiness of mind, Psal. 
 25. 18. I 55. 4. [31 Travail in child birth, 1 .Sam. 
 4. 19. [4] Lear, Ezek. .30. 4. 
 
 The wicked man travaileth with pain all his days, 
 .lob 15. 20. De lives a life of care, fear, and 
 grief, by rea .,071 of God'.s wrath, and the torments 
 of his own inind, and his manifold and dreadful 
 outward calamities. 
 
 They blasphemed the God of heaven, because of 
 their pains. Rev. 16. 11. Some observe from 
 hence the contrary effects that trtmble produces 
 tn the godly and in the wicked; the one ble.ueth, 
 the other blasphemeth, the Lord. In tribulation 
 the godly rejoice, the wicked rage; for the one in 
 suffering cornmunicates with the cross of Christ, 
 the other with the curse of Adam. Stars shine in 
 the night, which in the day are not seen; and 
 grace is manifested by trouble, which in prosperity 
 lies sea et. Tnaible tries true religion from false, 
 and discerns grace from nature. 
 
 Job 14. 22. but his flesh on him shall have p. 
 
 15. 20. the w icked man travaileth with p. 
 
 3.3. 19. he is ciiastened also with p. on his bed 
 Psal. 25. 18. look on mine affliction and my p. 
 
 48.6. p. as a Avoman in travail, La. 13. 8. I 26. 17 . 
 1 . 39 . (24. see it there be any way of p. in me 
 
 Xva.21. .3. therefore are my loins filled with p. 
 
 26.18. we have been with child, we have been in p. 
 
 66 . 7 . before her p. came, she was delivered 
 
 Jer. 6. 24. anguish hath taken hold of us, and p. 
 
 as of a woman in travail, 22. 23. Mark 
 13. +8. 
 
 12.13. put themselves fo p. but shall not profit 
 
 15.18. why is my p. perpetual, wound incurable 
 .30. 2.3. it shall fall with p. on head of the wicked 
 
 51.8. howl tor Babylon, take balm for herp. 
 Ezek. .30. 4. great p. shall be in Ethiopia, 9. 
 
 16. Sin shall have great p. No shall be rentasund. 
 Mic.^. 10. be in p. and laboui’ to bring forth, O Zion 
 Nah.H. 10. much p. is in all loins, faces gather black. 
 Rom. 8. 22. the whole creation travaileth in p. 
 
 Rev. 16 . 10. they gnawed tl eir tongues for p. 
 
 21. 4. nor sorrow, nor shall there be any more p. 
 See Pangs. 
 
 PAINED. 
 
 Psal. 55.4. my heart is sorep. within me, and terror 
 Jsa. 2.3.5. they shall be sorely p. at report of Tyre 
 Jer. 4. 19 . my bowels, I am p. at my very heart 
 Joel 2. 6. before their face, people shall be much p. 
 Rev. 12.2. travailing in birth, andp. to bedelivereci 
 PAINS. 
 
 1 Sam.^. 19. she travailed, for herp. came upon her 
 Psal. 116. .3. and the p. of hell gat hold on me 
 ricts 2. 24. God raised up, having loosed p. of death 
 Rev. 16.11. they blasphemed, because of their p. 
 
 PAINFUL. 
 
 Psal.13. 16 . to know this, it was toop. for me 
 PAINFULNE.S.S. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 27 . in W'eariness and p. in watchings often 
 
 PAINTED. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 30. Jezebel p. her face, and fired her head 
 Jer. 22.14. ceiled with cedar, and p. with vermilion 
 PAIN'l'ED.ST. 
 
 Ezek. 23.40. thou p. thv eves, and deckedst thyself 
 PAINTING. 
 
 2 Kings 9 . + .30. Jezebel put her eyes in p. tired head 
 Jer. 4.30. though thou rentest thy face with p.in vain 
 PAUL 
 
 Luke 2. 24. to offer a p. of turtle doves or pigeons 
 Rev. 6. 5. he had a p. ot balances in his hand 
 ... PA 1,ACE 
 
 Signifies, [1] H royal dwelling or mansion-ltouse, 
 Isa. . 39 . 7 . [21 The temple of God at Jerusa¬ 
 
 lem, 1 Chron. 29. 1, 19. f.3] Stately and mag¬ 
 nificent buildings. 2 Chron. 36. 19. [4] The high 
 priest's house, i\Iat. 26. 58. [5] The church, 
 
 Psal. 48. 1.3. 
 
 1 Kings jf). 18. Zimri burnt the king's p. and died 
 21. 1. Naboth had a vineyard hard by the p. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 25. Pekah smote Pekaiah in the p. 
 2(1.18. they shall beeunuchs i'np.otkingotBabylon 
 
 1 Chron.fL9. \.p. is not tor man, but for I.ord God 
 
 19. give Solomon a perfect heart to build the p. 
 
 2 Chr. 9. 11. he made terraces to the king’s p. 
 
 Ezra A. 14. we have maintenance from thep. 
 
 6. 2. there w as found at Achmetha, in p. a roll 
 Neh. 1.1. it came to pass, as 1 was in Shushan the p. 
 
 2. 8. timber to make beams for the gates otp. 
 
 7 . 2 . 1 gave Hanani, ruler of p. chargeover.lerus. 
 Esth. 2, 3. may gather all young virgins to the p. 
 .3.15. decree was given in Shushan the p. 8. 14. 
 
 9. 12. Jews destroyed 5<»0 men in Shushaii thep. 
 Psal. 45. 15. they shall enter into the king's p. 
 
 69. +25. let their p. be desolate, let none dwell 
 144. 12. polished after the similitude of a p. 
 
 Cant. 8. 9. we will build on her ap. of silver 
 ha. 25. 2. hast made a p. of strangers to no city 
 Dan. 4. 4. I was at rest, and flourishing in my p. 
 
 6. 18. king went to hisp. passed the night fasting 
 11. 45. he shall plant his p. between the seas 
 
 Amos 4. .3. ye shall cast them into p. saith the Ixird 
 Nall. 2. 6. gates opened, and p. shall be dissolved 
 Mat. 26. 58. Peter followed Jesus afar off to the 
 high priesfsp. and went in, Mark 14 . Iji, 
 Luke 11. 21. when a strong man keejieth his p. 
 Phil. 1. 13. my bonds are manifest in ail the p. 
 
 PALAC EX 
 
 2 Chron. .36. 19. and bunit all the p. with fire 
 Ps. 45. 8. garments smell of myrrh, out of ivor^’ p. 
 _48. 3. God is known in her o. for a refuge 
 . 1.3. mark well her bulwai KS, consider I'.erp. 
 
 78. 69. he built his sanctuary like highp. 
 
 122. 7- peace and prosperity within thy p. 
 
 Prov. .30. 28. spider takes hold, and is in king’s p. 
 Isa. 1.3. 22. dragons shall cry in thy pleasanfp. 
 
 .32. 14. because the p. shall be forsaken 
 34. 1.3. thorns shall come up in herp. nettles 
 Jer. 6. 5. arise, and let us destroy her p. 
 
 9. 21. for death is come and is entered into our p. 
 
 17 . 27 . fire shall devour thep. of .lerusalem 
 49. 27 . it shall consume the p. of Benhadad 
 Lam. 2. 5. he hath swallowed up all her p. 
 
 Ezek. 19 . 7 . and he knew their desolate p. 
 
 25. 4. they shall set theirp. in thee, and make 
 Amos 3. 9. publish in p. at Ashdod, in p. of I'gypt 
 
 10. who store up violence and robbery in theirp. 
 
 11. thy p. shall be spoiled || 6. 8. I hate his p. 
 ik/tc.5.5. when he shall tread in ourp. then shall raise 
 
 See Devour. 
 
 PALE. 
 
 Isa. 29 . 22. neither shall his face now waxp. 
 Rev.O.a.l looked, and behold ap. horse, name Death 
 PALENESS. 
 
 Jer. 30. 6. as a woman, and all faces turned into p. 
 PALM. 
 
 Lev. 14. 1.5. pour it into p. of his left hand, 26. 
 
 Jsa. 48. +1.3. p. of my hand spread out heavens 
 John 18. 22. struck Jesus with the p. of his hand 
 PAJ.M-BHANCHES. 
 
 Neh. 8. 15. go forth to the mount and fetch p. 
 PALMER-NVORM. 
 
 Joel 1. 4. what the p. left, the locust hath eaten 
 
 2. 25. I will restore the yeais that p. hath eaten 
 Amos 4. 9. your fig-trees, the p. devoured them 
 
 PALMS. 
 
 1 Sam. 5.4. both thep. of his hands were cutoff 
 
 2 Kings 9. .35. they found skull and p. of her hands 
 Isa. 49. 16. I have graven thee on p. of m\' hands 
 Dan. 10. 10. which set me on thep. of myhands 
 Mat. 26. 67 . they spit in his face, others smote him 
 
 with the p. of their hands, Mark 14. 65. 
 Rev. 7 . 9. with white robes, andp. in their hands 
 PALM-TREE 
 
 Is an upright, tall, fruit-bearing, flourishing, and 
 shadowy tree, Psal. 92. 12. Cant. 7. 7, 8. .ler. 10. 
 5. It grows by the sweet .springs rf waters, and 
 continues long. Jt will not be pressed or bnind 
 downward, or grow crooked, though heavy weights 
 be laid on it. This tree is one of the most famous 
 of all the forest, and is the usual emblem of con¬ 
 stancy, fruitfulness, patience, and victory; which 
 the more it is oppressed, the more it flourisheth; 
 the higher it grows, the stronger and broader it is 
 in the top. •Some think it is the same with the 
 Date-tree, which is not only of a beautiful aspect, 
 but of a delightful taste, and is fit both for f rd 
 and drink; and this was perhaps the reasoji "why 
 the children of Jsrael pitched their camp at 
 Elim, Num. .32. 9. becau.^e there were not only 
 twelve fountains of water there, but also three¬ 
 score and ten Palm-trees. The Hebrews called 
 it 1 hamar, and the Greeks, 4 ’ 0 (V(f. The finest 
 and best Palm-trees were about Jericho, En-gedi, 
 and along the banks e/Jordan. J^aim-trees, from, 
 the same root, produce a great number of suckers, 
 which form upwards a kind <f forest by their spread¬ 
 ing. Jt was under a little wood of Palm-trees of 
 this kind that the prophetess Deborah dwelt between 
 Ramah and Beth el, Judg. 4.5. 
 
 It was probably to this multiplication of the Palm- 
 tree that the prophet makes allusion, uhen he says. 
 The righteous shall flourish like the Palm tree, 
 PsaL 92. 12. Or, it is made an emblem of a just 
 man's person and condition, because it is constantly 
 green, flourishing, and fruitful. 
 
 The Palm-tree is a .'•ymbol of victory. Rev. 7 . 9 , 
 And the .spouse is compared to a palm-tree. Cant. 
 
 7 . “. because it is tall, and grows directly upward 
 and in .spite of all pressures. 
 
 Judg. 4. 5. she dwelt under the n. of Deborah 
 Psal. 92. 12. the righteous shall flourish like thep. 
 Cant. 7 . 7. Ihisthv stature is like to a p. thv breasts 
 
 8. 1 said, 1 will go up to thep. 1 will take hold 
 Jer. 10. 5. they are upright as thep. but speak not 
 J '.zek. 41. 19. the face of a man was toward the p. 
 Joel 1. 12. the p. and the apple-tree are withered 
 
 PALM-1 REES. 
 
 Exod. 15. 27- came to Elim, w here were sevenfv’ p. 
 J,€v. 2.3. 40. ve shall take your branches ofp. 
 
 Deut. .34 .3. Lord shewed him city ofp. untoZoar 
 Judg. 1. 16. the Kenite went out of the city of p. 
 
 3. 1.3. Moab smote Israel, and possessed city ofp 
 
 1 Kings 6.29- he carved with carved figures of p. 32 
 
 .35.1 7- .36. 2 Chron. .3. 5. Ezek. 40. 16. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. and brought them to the city ofp. 
 
PAR 
 
 PAR 
 
 PAR 
 
 John 12. 13. people took branches of p. went forth 
 PALSY. 
 
 Jhis distemper is a preclusion or stoppage in one 
 or more of the limbs, which deprives them of 
 motion, and males them useless to the patient. 
 There are some Palsies that are very painful, and 
 others 7iot so much, fro^n the nature of the humours 
 that cause them. Our Saviour cured several Pa¬ 
 ralytics by his word alone. Mat. 4. 24. 18. 6, 7. 
 
 1 9. 2. The word Paralytic is derived from the 
 Greek word, TrapaXi/w, which sig^iijies to resolve, 
 or relax ; as if it was to shew, that the Palsy is 
 a relaxation of the nerves; but it may be pro¬ 
 duced by other causes. 
 
 Mat. 4. 24. they brought to him those that had the p. 
 he healed them, 9. 2. Marl 2. .3. Lule 5. 18. 
 
 8. 6. my servant lieth at liome sick of the p. 
 
 9. 2. .lesus seeing their faith, said to tlie sick of the 
 
 p. son, thy sins be forgiven thee. Marl 2. 5. 
 Mark 2. 30. lesus saith to sick of p. arise, Lule 5. 24. 
 Acts 9. 33. he found Eneas, who was sick of the p. 
 PALSIES. 
 
 Acts 8.7. many taken with p. and lame were healed 
 PAK. 
 
 Lev. 2. 5. if it he a meat offering baken in a p. 
 6.21. in a/n it shall be made with oil, when l)aken 
 7 . 9 . all that is dressed in p. shall be the priest’s 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 14. the priest’s servant stuck it into the p. 
 
 2 Satn. 13. 9- Tamar took a p. and poured them out 
 .Ezei. 4. 3. take unto thee an iron p. set it for a wall 
 
 PANS. 
 
 F.xod. 27 . 3. thou shalt make p. to receive his ashes 
 Nnm. 11. 8. they baked manna in p. and made cakes 
 
 1 Chron. 9- 31. over the things made in the p. 23. 29. 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 13. other holy offerings sod they in p. 
 
 PANGS. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. t 5. when the p. of death compassed me 
 Jsa. 13. 8. p. and sorrows shall take hold of them 
 21. 3. p. have taken hold on me, as p. of a woman 
 26. 17 . as a woman crieth out in her p. so have we 
 Jer. 22. 23. gracious shalt thou be w'hen p. come 
 48. 41. as the heart of a woman in her p. 49. 22. 
 
 50. 43. and p. as of a woman in travail, Mic. 4. 9. 
 PANNAG. 
 
 Ezel. 27 . 17 . .Tud. traded in thy market,it. and honey 
 
 PANT. 
 
 Amos 2. 7 . that it. after the dust of the earth 
 PANTED. 
 
 Psal. 119.131.1 opened my mouth andit. I longed 
 Isa. 21. 4, at the grievous vision my heart p. 
 PANTETII. 
 
 Psal. 38. 10. mj' heart p. my strength faileth me 
 42. 1. as hart it. sop. mv soul after thee, O God 
 PAPER 
 
 Is a plant, or kind of bulrush, which grows in 
 Egypt, upon the banks of the Nile. The Egyp¬ 
 tians applied it to several uses, as to make bas¬ 
 kets, .shoes, clothes, little boats to swim in upon 
 the Nile, and paper to write on; it was of this 
 that the little aik was made, in which the pa¬ 
 rents of Moses exposed him upon the banks of 
 the Nile. 
 
 As to the writing paper made use of by the an¬ 
 cients, it was very different from that in use 
 amongst us, and was composed of the leaves of the 
 paper reeds, y'/'ow a/tewce it has its name. This 
 is said to be their manner of working it. The 
 trunk of this plant is composed of several leaves 
 or films placed one over another, which were peeled 
 off, and separated with a needle : they wtere after¬ 
 wards stretched out upon a wet table, to the length 
 and breadth of the intended leaf of paper : over the 
 first layer of the leaves of paper they put some thin ■ 
 paste, or only some of the rnuddy water of the Nile 
 a little warmed, upon which they spread a second 
 layer of the leaves of the plant: then they let it 
 dry by the sun. The Egyptians applied the paper 
 reeds to several utes, as to make baskets, shoes, 
 clothes, little boats to .swim in, and paper to write on. 
 Isa. 19 . 7 . the it. reeds by the brooks shall wither 
 2 John 12. 1 would not write with p. and ink 
 PAPS. 
 
 F.zek. 23. 21. lewdne.ss, for the p. of thy youth 
 Luke 11 . 27 . blessed are p. which thou hast sucked 
 23. 29 . blessed are the p. which never gave suck 
 Kev. 1. 13. and girt about p. with a golden girdle 
 PAPABLE. 
 
 This word is formed from the Greek. wapafSoKn, 
 which comes from the verb wapa/SeWeiv, signify¬ 
 ing to compare things together. Jt is a simili¬ 
 tude taken from natural things, to instruct us in 
 the knowledge of things spiritual. The parabolical, 
 enigmatical, figurative, and .'.erttentious way of 
 .speaking, was the language of the eastern sages, 
 and learned men ; and nothing was more insup¬ 
 portable than to hear a fool utter Parables, Prov. 
 26. 7- 4 he legs of the lame are not equal, so 
 is a parable in the inouth of fools; that is. As 
 it is uncomely and ridiculous to see a lame man 
 dancing : no less absurd and indecent are wise and ' 
 pious speeches from a foolish and ungodly man, 
 who.se actions grossly contradict them, whereby he 
 makes them contemptible, and himself ridiculous. 
 'The prophets made use of Parables, to give a 
 stronger impression to prince and people, of the 
 threatenings or of the promises they made to them. 
 Nathan reproved David under the parable of a 
 rich man that had taken away and killed the lamb 
 of a poor man, 2 Sam. 12. 2, 3, Xrc. The wo¬ 
 man of 4'ekoah, that was hired by .loab to recon¬ 
 cile the mind of the same prince towards his son 
 Absalom, proposed to him the parable of her two 
 sons that fought together in the field, and me of 
 which having killed the other, they were going to 
 put the murderer to death, and so to deprive her 
 of both her sons at once, 2 Sam. 14. 2, 3, &c. 
 .lotham, son of Gideon, propo.\ed to the men of 
 Shechem, the parable of the bramble, whom the 
 trees had a mind to choose for their king, Judg. 
 9 . 7> 8, (Src. The prophets often reprove the infi¬ 
 delity e/ .lerusalem under the parable of an adul¬ 
 terous wife. Tlsey describe the violence of such 
 
 princes as are enemies to the people of God, under 
 the representations of lions, eagles, hears, &c. 
 
 Our ISaviour in the gospel often speaks to the pseople in 
 parables. Mat. 13. 10, 13, &c. He made use of 
 them to verify the prophecy of Isaiah, uho fore¬ 
 told, that the people should see without knowing, 
 and hear without understanding, and should con¬ 
 tinue in their blindness and hardness of heart, in 
 the midst of the instructions they should receive, 
 Isa. 6. 9, 10. There are some parables in the New 
 Testament, which are supposed to be true histories ; 
 there are others in zohich our Saviour seems to al¬ 
 lude to some particular things of those times. 
 Num. 23. 7 . Baalam took up his p. and said, Kalak, 
 king of Moab, 24. 3, 15, 20, 21, 23. 
 18. took up his p. rise up, Balak, and hear 
 Job 27 .1. .lob continued hisp. and said, 29- 1. 
 Fsal. 49. 4. T will incline mine ear to ait. 
 
 78. 2. I will open my mouth, in a /t. 1 will utter 
 Prov. 26. 7 . so is a p. in the mouth of fools, 9. 
 Ezek. 17 . 2. and speak a p. to the house of Israel 
 24. 3. utter a p. to the rebellious house, and say 
 Mic. 2. 4. one shall take up a p. against you 
 IJab. 2.6. shall not all these take up ait. against him 
 Mat. 13. 18. hear ye therefore the p. of the sower 
 24. another it. put he forth, 31, 3,3. | 21. 33. 
 
 34. without ait. spake he not to them, Mark 4. 34. 
 36. declare to us the it. of the tares, 15. 15. 
 
 24. .32. now learn ^.p. of the tig-tree, when branch 
 putteth forth leaves, Mark 13. 28. Luke 21. 29. 
 Mark 4. 10. they asked him of it. 7 . 17. Imke 8. 9. 
 13. he said to them, know ye not this p. 'f 
 12.12. he had spoken it. against them, Luke 20. 19. 
 Luke 5. .36. he spake a it. to them, 6. .39. 1 8. 4. | 12. 
 16. 1 1.3. 6. I 14. 7.1 15. 3. 1 18. 1, 9.1 19. 11. 1 
 20. 9.1 21. 29. .Tohn 10. 6. 
 
 12. 41. Lord, spakest thou this p. to us, or to all 
 
 PARABLES. 
 
 F.zek. 20. 49. they say of me,doth he not speak p.? 
 Mat. 13. 3. he spake many things to them in p. 1.3. 
 
 34.1 22. 1. Mark 3. 23. | 4. 2, 1.3, .33. 1 12. 1. 
 Mark 4. 1.3. how then will ye know all p.'{ 
 
 I.,like 8.10. but others in p. that seeing might not see 
 John 16. t 25. when 1 shall no more speak in p. 
 PARADISE. 
 
 Luke 23. 43. to-day shalt thou be with me in p. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 4. how that he was caught up into p. 
 
 Rev. 2. 7- which is in the midst of the p. of God 
 PARAMOURS. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 20. forshe doted upon their p, whose flesh 
 PARCEL. 
 
 Gen. .33. 19. .Jacob brought a i>. of a field of the 
 children of Hamor, Josh. 24. .32. John 4. 5. 
 Ruth 4. 3. Naomi selleth a p. of land, Elimelech’s 
 
 1 Chr. 11,13. was a p. of ground full of barley, 14. 
 
 PARCHED. 
 
 Isa, .35. 7- the p. ground shall become a pool 
 Jer. 17 . 6 . but he sliall inhabit the p. places 
 See Corn. 
 
 PARCHMENTS. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 13. bring the books, but especially thep. 
 
 PARDON. 
 
 Exod. 23. 21. he will notp. your transgressions 
 .34. 9- p. our iniquity and our sin, Num. 14. 19. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 25. therefore, I pray thee,p. my sin 
 
 2 Kings 5. 18. in this the Lord p. thy servant 
 24. 4. innocent blood, which l.ord would not p, 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 18. the good Lord p. every one 
 Neh. 9 . 17 . but thou art a God ready to p. gracious 
 Job 7 . 21. why dost thou not p. my transgression ? 
 Psal. 25. 11. for thy name’s sakep. mine iniquity 
 Isa. 55 . 7 . return to Lord, for he will abundantly p. 
 Jer. 5. 1. and 1 willp. it || 7- how shall 1 p. thee 
 33. 8. I willp. all their iniquities, whereby sinned 
 50. 20. for I will p. them whom 1 reserve 
 PA B DON ED. 
 
 Num. 14.20. Tv. said, I have p. according to thy word 
 Ira. 40. 2. tell her that her iniquity is p. 
 
 Lam. 3. 42. we have rebelled, thou hast not p. 
 PARDON EEIL 
 
 Mic.7. 18. w’hoisaGod like to thee, thatp. iniquity? 
 PARDONS. 
 
 Neh. 9 .1 17 . thou art a God of p. slow' to anger 
 PARE. 
 
 Deut. 21.12. he shall shave her head andp. her nails 
 PARENTS. 
 
 Mat. 10. 21. children shall rise up against their p. 
 
 and cause them to be nut to death, Mark 1.3. 12. 
 Luke 2. 27 . when the p. brought in the child lesus 
 8.56. her p. were astonished, but he charged them 
 18. 29. there is no man that hath leftp. or w ife 
 21.16.yeshall be betrayed both hyp. and brethren 
 John 9 . 2. Master, who did sin, this man or his p. .t 
 22. these words spake p. because feared .lew s, 23. 
 Rom. 1. 30. proufi, disobedient to p. 2 'Tim. 3. 2. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.14. children ought not to lay up for thep. 
 Eph. 6. 1. children, obey your p. Col' .3. 20. 
 
 1 'Tim. 5. 4. let them leai ii to requite their p. 
 
 Heb. 11. 23. Moses was hid three months of his p. 
 PART.OUR. 
 
 Judg. 3.20. Eglon was sitting in a summer p, 
 
 2.3. Ehud shut the doors of the p. upon him 
 1 Sam. 9. 22. Samuel brought them into thep. 
 
 PAR LOUIES. 
 
 1 Chron. 28.11. David "m e Solomon a pattern of p. 
 PART. 
 
 Exod. 19. 17- flipy stoofl at nether p. of mountain 
 29. 26 . thou shalt take the breast, it shall be thy p. 
 Lev. 2. 16 . p. of the beaten corn, p. of oil thereof 
 
 7 . 3.3. he shall have the right shoulder for his p. 
 
 8. 29 . the breast of consecration was Moses’p. 
 
 11. 37 . if any p. of their carcase fall thereon, 38. 
 
 13. 41. his hair fallen off from the p. of his head 
 Num. 18. 20. neither shall thou have any p. among 
 
 them, Deut. 10. 9.1 12. 21. | 14. 27. 29. 1 
 18. 1. .To.rh. 14. 4. I 18. 7. 
 
 1 am thy p. and thine inheritance in Isi ael 
 22. 41. might see utmost p. of the people. 23.1.3. 
 Deut. .33.21. he provided the first p. for himself 
 Josh. 19 . 9 . the p. of .ludah w.as too much for them 
 22. 25. ye have no p. in the l.ord, 27. 
 
 Ruth 2. 3. her hap was to light on up. of the field 
 
 Ruth 3.1.3. if he will perform to thee p. of a kinsm, 
 
 1 Sam. 5. + 4. only the fishy p. was left to Dagon 
 
 14.2. Saul tal l ied in the utmost p. of the camp 
 2.3. 20. Our p. shall be to del. him into king’s h'and 
 .30.24. as hisp. is that goeth down to battle, so shall 
 
 his p. be that tarrieth by stuff, shall part alike 
 2.*^^w.20. 1. Sheba said, we have nop. in David 
 
 2 Kings7.l). the Uqieis were come to uttermost p. 8. 
 
 18. 23. if able on thy p. to .set riders, Isa. .36. 8. 
 
 22. t 14. flwelt in the second p. 2 Chron. 34. + 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 29. greatest p. had kept house of Saul 
 
 2 Chron. 29.10. the priests went into the inner p. 
 Neh. 1. 9 . cast out to the uttermost p. of heaven 
 
 5. 11. restore the hundredth p. of the money 
 J( b .32. 17 . I w’ill answer my p. w ill shew my opinion 
 Psal. 5. 9. their inward p. is very wickedness 
 
 16. + 5. the Lord is the portion of my p. 
 
 51.6. in hidden p. shalt make me know wisdom 
 118. 7- l.ord takes my p. with them that help me 
 Prov. 8. 26. nor highest p. ol the dust of the world 
 31. rejoicing in the habitable p. of his earth 
 
 17 . 2 . sliall havep. of inheritance among brethren 
 Isa. 7 . 18. hiss for the fly that is in the utmost p. 
 
 24. 16 . from utmost 7 . 1 . of earth w e heard songs 
 
 44. 16. he burnetii p. thereof in the lire, with p. 
 thereof he eateth flesh, he warmeth himself, 19 . 
 
 F.zek. 4. 11. thou shalt drink the sixth p. of an hin 
 
 39 .2. leave but tlie sixth p. of thee, and cause thee 
 
 45. 1.3. sixth p. of an ephah of an homer of wheat 
 
 17 . it shall be the prince’s p. to give offerings 
 
 46. 14. a meat offering the sixth p. of an ephah 
 Dan. 2. 33. his feet p. of iron, and p. of clay, 41.42. 
 
 5. 5. the king saw p. of the hand that wrote, 24. 
 
 11. 31. arms shall stand on his p. they shall pollute 
 Amos 7. 4. it devoured great deep, did eat up ap. 
 Mark 4. .38. he was in tlie hinder p. of the ship 
 
 9- 40. he that is not against us, is on ourp. 
 
 Luke 10. 42. and ]\lary hath chosen that good p. 
 11.39. your inward p. is full of ravening and wick. 
 
 17 . 24. as lightning that lighteneth out of one p. 
 shining to other p. under heaven, so Son of man 
 
 John 13. 8. if 1 wash thee not, hast no p. with me 
 19.23. soldiers made four parts, every soldier ap. 
 Acts 1. 17 . and bad obtained p. of this ministry 
 25. that he may take p. of this ministry 
 5. 2. but Ananias kept back p. of the price, and 
 brought a certain p. and laid it at apostles’ feet, 3. 
 8. 21. thou hast neither p. nor lot in this matter 
 
 14. 4. p. held with tlie .lews,p. with the apostles 
 16 . 12. the chief city of that p. of Macedonia 
 
 19. 32. morep. knew not wherefore they came 
 
 23. 6. perceivecl that the onep. w’ere Sadducees 
 27- 12. the morep. advised to depart thence 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 24. honour to thatp. which lacked 
 
 15. 6. of whom the greater p. remain to this day 
 16 . 17 . what was lacking on yourp. they supplied 
 
 2 Cor. 6 . 15. what 7 ). he that believeth with infidel ? 
 Eph. 4. 16 . the w orking in the measure of every p. 
 'J'it. 2. 8 . that he of the contrary p. may be ashamed 
 Ileb. 2.14. himself likewise took p. of the same 
 
 1 Pet. 4.14. Spiritof God rests on you ; on their p.he 
 is evil spoken of, but on yourp. he is glorified 
 Rev.20. 6 . holy that hath 7 ;. in the first resurrection 
 21 . 8 . all liars shall have their 7 ;. in the lake 
 22 . 19. God shall take away his p. out of book 
 In PART. 
 
 Rom. 11.25. blindness in p. is happened to Israel 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 9. w'e know' in p. and we prophesy in p. 
 10. then that which is inp. shall be done away 
 12. 1 know inp. but then shall 1 know as 1 am 
 
 2 Cor. 1.14. as also ye have acknowledged us inp. 
 2. 5. caused grief, it hath not grieved me but in p. 
 
 'Third PART. 
 
 Num. 15.6. for a ram, flour mingled with the third 
 p. of an hin of oil, 28. 14. Ezek. 46.14. 
 
 7 . thou shalt offer the thirdp. of an bin of wine 
 2 Sam. 18. 2. David sent a thirdp. of the people 
 
 2 Kings 11.5. a third p. that enter in on the sabbath 
 2 Chron. 214. 4. a. third p. of yon shall be porters 
 Neh. 10. .32. charge ourselves with t/zf/v/p. of shekel 
 Ezek. 5. 2. burn with fire a third p. a third p. smite 
 about it, -A third p. scatter in the wind, 12. 
 Zech. 1.3. 8. hut the third p. shall be left therein 
 9. I will bring the third p. through the fire. 
 
 Rev. 8. 7- thirdp. of the trees was burnt up 
 
 8. and the third p. of the sea became blood 
 
 9. third p. of the creatures died, third p. of ships 
 
 10. and it fell u[ion the thirdp. of the rivers 
 
 11. the third p. of the w aters became wormwood 
 
 12. the third p. of the sun, moon, and stars, was 
 
 smitten, the day shone not for a thirdp. of it 
 9-15. were prepared for to slay the thirdp. of men 
 
 18. by these three was the thirdp. of men killed 
 
 12. 4. his tail drew thirdp. of the stars of heaven 
 
 Fourth PAR E. 
 
 Exod. 20.40. flour mingled wdth the/e»/rt/i p. of an 
 hin of beaten oil, Num. 1.5. 4. I 28. 5. 
 fourth p. of an hin of wine for a drink offering, 
 Lev. 2.3.1.3. Num. 15. 5. I 28. 7. 14. 
 1 Sam. 9 . 8. I have here \\\e fourth p. of a shekel 
 
 1 Kings 6. .3.3. posts of olive-treep. of wall 
 
 2 King.i 6. 25. the fourth p. of a cab of doves’ dung 
 Neh. 9. 3. read one fourth p. another/ewrt/t p. they 
 Rev. 6. 8. power was given over fourth p. of earth 
 
 Fifth PAR E. 
 
 Gen. 41.31. take, up fifth p. ot the land of Egypt 
 
 47 . 24. ye shall give \he fifth p. to Pharaoh, 20. 
 Lev. 5. 16 . and shall add 0\e fifth p. thereto, 6. 5. 
 
 I 22. 14.1 27 . 1.3. 19, 27 , 31. Num. 5. 7 . 
 1 Kings 6. 31. lintel and .‘side posts were a fifth p. 
 'Tenth PARE. 
 
 F.xod. 16. .36. an homer is the tenth p. of an ephah 
 Lev. 5. 11. shall bring for his offering the tenth p. 
 
 of an ephah ol fine flour, 6. 2u. Num. 28. .5. 
 Num. 5.15. the tenth p. of an ephah of barley-meal 
 18.26. ye shall offer even the tenth p. of the lithe 
 Ezek. 45.11 . bath and ephah may contain tenth p. 
 
 14. ye shall offer the tenth p. of a bath of oil 
 Jlch.7. 2. to whom Abraham gave a tenth p. of all 
 Rev. 11.13. and the tenth p. of the city fell 
 PAR I S. 
 
 Gen. 47. 24. and four 71 . shall be your own 
 
 349 
 
PAR 
 
 PAS 
 
 PAS 
 
 Lev. 1. B. Aaron’s sons shall lay the p. in order 
 522. 23. that hath any thin" lackiiiff in his p. 
 
 Lit»i 31. 27. ami divide the prey into two p. 
 JJeut. ip. 3. divide coasts ot the land into three p. 
 
 30. 4. if any be driven to the utmostp. of heaven 
 Joi/t. 18. 5. tliey shall divide it into seven p. 6, 9. 
 
 1 isam. 5. 9. they had emerods in their secret p. 
 
 2 ii'aM. 19. 43. we have ten p. in the kin? 
 
 1 Kings 16. 21. Israel were divided into twop. 
 
 2 King.'i 11. 7- two p. keep watc h about the kin? 
 Neh. 11. 1. and nine p. to dwell in other cities 
 Job 26. 14. lo, these arep. of his ways, how little 
 
 41. 12. 1 will not conceal hisp. nor his power 
 Lsal. 2. 8. uttermost p. of earth for thy possession 
 6.3. 9. shall go into lower p. of the earth 
 65. 8. that dwell in utmost p. afraid at thy tokens 
 136.13. which divided the Red sea intop. 
 
 139. 9. if I dwell in the utmost p. of the sea 
 Prov. 18. 8. they go down into innermost p. 26. 22. 
 Isa. 3. 17- and the Lord will discover theirsecretp. 
 44. 23. shout, ye lower p. of the earth 
 Jer. 34. 18. and passed between thep. thereof, JO. 
 Lzek. Q6. 20. and set thee in the low p. of the earth 
 
 31.14. are delivered to the nether p. of earth, 18. 
 16. comforted in netherp. of earth, 32. 18, 24. 
 
 37.11. hope is lost, we are cut otf for our p. 
 
 38.15. from thy place out of the north p. 39. 2, 
 
 48. 8. otfering in length as one of the other p. 
 
 ZecA. 13. 8. said Lord, two p. therein shall be cut off 
 Alat. 2. 22. he turned aside into thep. of Galilee 
 
 12. 42. she came from uttermostp. Luke 11. 31. 
 Jobn 19. 23. took his garments and made fourp. 
 Acts 20. 2. when he had gone over those p. became 
 Horn. 15. 23. having no more place in those p. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 23. uncomely p. have more comeliness 
 24. for our comely p. have no need, but God 
 Ep/i. 4. 9. he descended first into low er p. of earth 
 lie7). 16.19. the great city was divided into threep. 
 Kee Back, Hinder, Inv. akd. 
 
 PART, Kerb. 
 
 Lev. 2. 6. thou shaltp. the meat offering in pieces 
 Ruth 1. 17 . if ought but death p. thee and me 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 24. they shall p. alike, and it was so 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 6. and there was none top. them 
 
 Job 41. 6. shall theyp. him among the merchants? 
 Fsal. 22.18. they p. my garments among them 
 PARIED. 
 
 Gen. 2.10. the river was p. into four heads 
 2 Kings Q,. 11. the chariot p. them both asunder 
 14. the waters p. hither and thither, he went over 
 Job 38. 24. by what w'ay is the light p. ? 
 
 Joel 3. 2. whom they scattered, andp. my land 
 Mat. 27 . 35. they crucified him, and p. his gar¬ 
 ments, Mark 15.24. Luke 23. 34. John 19.24. 
 Luke 24. 51. while he blessed them, was p. from 
 ActsQ.. 45. p. them to all men, as each had need 
 PARTETH. 
 
 Lev. 11.3. -whatsoever p. the hoof, Deut.'iA. 6. 
 Prov. 18.18. the lotp. Iietw’een the miglity 
 PARTAKER. 
 
 Psal. 50. 18. and hast beenp. with adulterers 
 1 Cor. 9.10. that he should bep. of bis hope 
 23. that 1 might be p. thereof with you 
 10.30. if I by grace bep. -why am I evil spoken of? 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 22. neither be p. of other men’s sins 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 8. but be thou p. of afflictions of gospel 
 2. 6. the husbandman be first p. of the fruits 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 1. who am also ap. of the glorj’ which 
 
 2 John 11. biddeth God speed is p. of his evil deeds 
 
 PARTAKER.S. 
 
 Mat. 23. 30. would not I een p. in blood of prophets 
 Rom. \5. 27 . if Gentiles have been madep. of their 
 spiritual things, their duty to minister in carnal 
 1 Cor. 9. 12. if others be p. of this power over you 
 
 13. who wait at the altar, are p. with the altar 
 10 , 17 . for we are al 1 p. of that one bread 
 
 18. are not they which eat p. of the altar ? 
 
 21. cannot bep. of the l.ord’s table, and devils’ 
 2]Cer. 1. 7 . as you are p. of the sufferings, so shall be 
 Eph. 3. 6. and p. of his promise in Christ by gospel 
 
 5. 7 . be not ye therefore p. with them 
 
 Phil. 1.7.indefenceofg03p.yeall arep. of my grace 
 Col. 1.12. hath made us meet to bep. of inheritance 
 1 Tim. 6. 2. because they arep. of the benefit 
 Heb. 2.14. as the children are p. of flesh and blood 
 3.1. holy brethren, p. of the heavenly calling 
 
 14. for we are made p. of Christ, if we hold 
 
 6. 4. and were made p. of the Iloly Ghost 
 
 12. 8. if without chastisement, whereof all are p. 
 10. that we might bep. of his holiness 
 
 1 Pet. 4.13. as ye are p. of Christ’s sufferings 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 4. j'e might bep. of the divine nature 
 Rev. 18. 4. come out of her, that ye be not p. of her 
 
 PARTAKES!. 
 
 Rom. 11. 17 . and with tliem p. of root and fatness 
 PARTIAL. 
 
 Alai. 2 . 9 . not keep my ways, but have beenp. in law 
 Jam. 2. 4. are ye not then p. in vourseh es t 
 PARTIALITY. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 21. observe these things, doing noth, byp. 
 Jam. 3. 17 . without p. and without hypocrisy 
 PARTICUI.AR. 
 
 1 Cor 12. 27 . ye are body of Christ, members in p. 
 Eph. 5.33. let everj’ one of vou in p. so love his wife 
 
 particClarly. 
 
 ActsQl. 19. Paul declar.p. whatthingsG. wrought 
 Ileb. 9.5. mercy-seat, whicli vve cannot now speak p. 
 PARTIES. 
 
 Exod. 22.9. cause ot both p. shall come before judges 
 PARTING. 
 
 Exod. 21.21. king of Babv’lon stood atp, of the way 
 PAR I ITION. 
 
 1 Kings C).2\. and he made a p. by chains of gold 
 Eph. 2.14. w ho hath broken down middle wall ofp. 
 PARTLY. 
 
 Pan. 2.42. the kingdom shall bep. strong,p. broken 
 
 1 Cor. 11.18. 1 hearthere bedivisions, Ip. believe it 
 Heb. 10 . 3.3. p. whilst ye were made a gazing-.stock 
 
 by afflictions,p. whilst 3-0 became companions 
 PARTNF.R. 
 
 Prov. 29 . 24. vyhoso is p. with thief hateth his soul 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 23. Titus, he is my p. and fellow-helper 
 
 350 
 
 Philern. 17 . if count me a p. receive him as myself 
 PARTNERS. 
 
 Luke 5. 7- they beckoned to their p. to help them 
 
 10. James and .lohn wlio-were p. with Simon 
 PAR! RIDGE. 
 
 1 Sam. 26.20. as when one doth hunt ap. in mount. 
 Jer. 17 . 11 . asp. sitteth on eges, hatcheth them not 
 PASSAGE. 
 
 Xum. 20.21. Edom refused to give Isr. p.thro’border 
 Josh. 22. 11. have built an alfarat the p. of Isr. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 23. garrison ot Pliilistines went out to^. 
 Isa. 10. 29. they are gone over p. Ramah is afraid 
 PASSAGlvS. 
 
 Judg. 12. 6. took and slew him at thep. of .Iordan 
 1 Sam. 14. 4. between the p. there were sharp rocks 
 Jer. 22. 20. lift up thy voice, and cry from thep. 
 
 51. 32. to shew Babylon that the p. are stopped 
 PASS. 
 
 Gen. 18.5.1 will fetch bread, after tliatye shall p. on 
 41. 32. and God will shortly bring it top. 
 Exod.33. 19.1 V. ill niakcmy goodnessp. before thee 
 Num. 27 . 7- inherit, of their father to p. to them, 8. 
 Josh. 1.14. ye shall p. before your brethen armed 
 6. 7 . he said to people, p. on, and compass the city 
 1 .Sam. 9. 27 . bid tlie servantsp. on before us 
 16. 8. Jesse made Abinadab p. before Samuel 
 10. .lesse made seven of his sonsp. before him 
 Neh. 2. 14. there was no place for the beast to p. 
 Job 6. 15. as a stream of brooks they p. away 
 
 11. 16. and remember it as waters thatp. away 
 34. 20. and people shall be troubled, andp. away 
 Psal. 58. 8. as snail which melteth let them p. away 
 73. t 7. they’ p. the thoughts of the heart 
 119.t .37.make top. mine eyes from beholding van. 
 Prov. 16. 30. moving his lips he bringeth evil to p. 
 
 22. 3. the simple p. on and are punished, 27 . 12. 
 Isa. 2 . t 18. the idols shall utterly p. away 
 .30. .32. in every place where grounded staffshall p. 
 31. + 9. his rock shall p. away for fear 
 33. 21. no galley nor gallant ship shall p. thereby* 
 . 37 . 26. dried up rivers, now have 1 b.’-ought it top. 
 Jer. 8. 13. the things I have given siiall p. away 
 15. 14. 1 will make thee to p. with thine enemies 
 33.13. the flocks shall p. again under the hands of 
 him that telleth them, saith the Lord 
 51. 4.3. nor doth any son of man p. thereby 
 Ezek. 5. 1. cause a barber’s razor top. on thine head 
 20 . 37 . I will cause you to p. under rod, and bring 
 .32. 19. whom dost thou p. in beauty ? go down 
 Amos 6 . 2.p. ye unto Calneh and see, goto Ila.niatb 
 AJic. 1. 11. p. ye away, thou inhabitant ofSaphir 
 2. 13. and their king shall p. before them 
 Zeph. 2. 2. before decree bring fortli, the day p. as 
 Zech. 3.4.1 have caused thy iniquity top. from thee 
 AJai. 5. 18. heaven and earth shall p. one tittle not p. 
 
 26. 39- Father, let this cupp. from me, AJark 14. 35. 
 Lw/-el6.26.sothatthey which wouldp. from hence 
 to you cannot; nor can theyp. to us from you 
 19. 4. he ran to see him, for he was top. that way 
 1 Cor. 7.36. if she p. the flower of her aue, and need 
 ./am. 1. 10. as flower 'f the grass he shall p. away 
 
 1 Pet. 1 . 17 . p. time ofyour sojourning here in fear 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. in which the heavens shall p. away 
 
 PA.SS bg. 
 
 Exod. 33. 22. cover thee with my hand while Ip. by 
 Dent. 2. .30. Silion would not let usp. by him 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 9 . then Jesse made .Shammah top. by 
 Psal. 80. 12. all they that p.hyx\\e way do pluck her 
 89.41. all thatp. by the way spoil him, he is at 
 
 Jer. 22. 8. many nations shall p. by this city 
 Lam. 1. 12. all ye thatp. behold and see 
 2. 15. all thatp. by clap their hands at thee 
 Ezek. 5.14. a reproach in sight of all*thatp. hy 
 37- 2. and caused me top. Apthem round about 
 46. 21. caused me to p. hy four corners of the earth 
 Amos'i.Z. I will notagainp. ^pthem any more,8. 2. 
 Alic. 2, 8. ye pull off garments of them that p. by 
 Alat. 8. C8. that no man michtp. hy that way 
 Luke 18. 36. hearing the multitude p. by he asked 
 
 2 Cor. 1.16. and to p. hy you into iNlacedonia 
 
 See Came, Come. 
 
 Xot PASS. 
 
 Kum. 20. 17 .wewillKorp. through the fields or vine. 
 
 18. and Edom said, thou shalf not p. by me 
 Deut. 24. +5. when a man hath taken a new wife, he 
 shall not go out to war, not any thing p. on him 
 Job 14. 5. hast appointed his bounds he cannot p. 
 19 . 8. he hath fenced my way, that I cannot p. 
 Psal. 148. 6. he made a decree, whic h shall 7 ict p. 
 Prov. 8. 29 . waters should not p. his commandment 
 Jer. 5. 22. by a'perpetual decree, that it catinot p. 
 Dan. 7 . 14. et'ei last. don-!inion|that shall notp. awav 
 Alat. 24. .34. this generation shall not p. awaj’, till all 
 these things be fulfilled, Mark 1.3. .30. Luke 2\.32. 
 35.heaven and earth shall pass away,but my word 
 shall not p. awa^’, Aiark~i3. 31. Luke 21.33. 
 PASS 7 iot. 
 
 Gcti. 18. 3. my lord,p. not awa}’ from thy servant 
 2 Kings 6 . 9. bew’are that thou p. 7 iot such a place 
 Prov. 4. 15 . avoid \t,p.not by it, turn aside 
 Amos 5 5. seek not Peth-el, p. not to Eeer-sheba 
 P.ASS over. 
 
 Gen. 8. 1. God made a wind top. ccer the earth 
 
 31. .52. that I will notp. over this heap to thee 
 
 32. 16. p. over before me, and put a space betwixt 
 + 2.3. he caused them to p. over the brook 
 
 .33. 14. let my lord p. over before thy servant 
 Exod.' 12 . 13. when I see blood. I willp. e:-eryou,2.3. 
 
 13. t 12. cause top. over to the I.ord all that open 
 15. 16. as still as a stone, till thy peoplep. over 
 Xum. 32. 27 . but thy servants will p. over, 29. .32. 
 
 .30. if they will not p.over with you armed 
 De7it. 2. 18. thou art to p. over throuch .Ar this day 
 24. p. over .Arnon || 29. until I shallp. over .Iordan 
 .3.18. ye shall p. over armed before your brethren 
 6. 11. might do them in land whither ye p. over 
 9 . 1. thou art to p. (uer Iordan thisdav, 11. 31. | 
 
 27 . 2. Josh. 1. 11.13.6, 14. I 4. 5. 
 Jesh.22. 19 . then p. oi-cr into the land of possession 
 Judg. 3. 28. and suffered not a man top. over 
 19. 12. his master said, we will p. over to Gibeah 
 1 Sam. 14. 8. behold, we willp. over to these men 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 22. David said to Ittai, go and p. over 
 17 . 16 . lodge not in plains, but speedily p. over 
 Psal. 104. 9. set a bound, that they mav not p, over 
 141.110. let the wicked fall, \Unlst that I p. over 
 Prov. 19 . 11. it is a glory to p. over a. transsression 
 Isa. 23. 6. p. over to larshisn, howl ye inhabitants 
 
 12.p. e. to Chittim 1128. 19. by morning shall p. 
 .31. 9. he shall p. over to his strong-hold for fear 
 .35. 8. the way of holiness, unclean shall notp. o. 
 47 . 2. uncover the thigh, p. over the rivers 
 51. 10. the depths, a way for ransomed top. over 
 Jer. 2. 10. for p. over the isles of Chittim and see 
 
 5. 22. though they roar, yet can thy not p. o. it 
 E.zek. 47 . 5. it was a river that 1 could not p. over 
 Dan. 4. 16. and let seven times p. over him, 25. 
 
 11. t 20. one that causetii an exactor top. over 
 40. the king of the north shall p. over 
 Ilab. 1. 11. his mind shall change, he shall p. over 
 Luke 11. 42. andp. o. judgment, and love of God 
 PASS through. 
 
 Gen. 3!. 32. I wjll p. through all thy flock to-day 
 Exod. 12.12. I will p. thro' land of Egypt this night 
 
 23. the iKird will p. thro' to smite the Egyptians 
 Lev. 18. 21. shalt not let any of thy seed p. through 
 the fire to Molech, Deut. 18. 10 . 2 Khigs 17 . 17 . 
 Xum. 20. 17 . let us 1 pray thee p. thro thy country 
 21 . 22 . let me p. through thy land, Deut. 2. 27 . 
 
 2.3. Sihon not suffer Israel top. t. Judg. 11. 20. 
 Dezit. 2. 4. ye are to p. thro' the coasts of Edom 
 
 28. water to drink, only I will p. thro' on my feet 
 Josh. 1. 11. p. t. the host and command the people 
 2 Sam. 12. 31. and made them p. thro' brick-kiln 
 
 1 Kings 18. 6. they divided the land to p. thro' it 
 
 2 Kings 16. 3. to p. thro' the fire, 21. 6.1 23. 10. 
 
 2 Chr. 3.3. 6. Jer. 32. 35. Ezek. 20. 26, 31. 
 Psal. 78. 13. caused them to p. t. the sea, 1.36. 14. 
 Isa. 8. 8. he shall p. through .fudah, and go over 
 21. shall p. thro' it hardly bestead and hungry 
 21. 1. eis whirlwinds in the south p. thro' , so it 
 
 23. 10. p. thro' thy land as a river, G Tarshisli 
 
 28. 15. the overflowing scourge shall p. thro', 18. 
 .34. 10. none shall p. through it for ever and ever 
 
 Jer. 9. 10. burnt up, so that none can p. thro' them 
 Lam. 3. 44. that our prayers should notp. through 
 4. 21. the cup also shall p. thrmigh to thee 
 E.zek. 5. 17 . pestilence and blood shall p. thro' thee 
 
 14. 15. if I cause noisome beasts p. thro' land that 
 no man ma}* p. thro' for beasts, 29. 11.1 3.3. 28. 
 
 .39. 15. the passengers that p. through the land 
 Da7i. 11. 10. one shall come, p. thro', and overflow 
 Joel 3. 17- 00 stranger shall p. thro' her any more 
 Amos 5. 17 . I will p. through thee, saith the Ixird 
 Xah. 1. 12. shall be rut down, when he shall p. t. 
 
 15. the wicked shall no more p. through thee 
 Zech. 9. 8._and no oppressor shall p. thremgh them 
 1 Cor. 16. 5. when 1 shall p. through Macedonia 
 PA.SSED. 
 
 Gen. 15. 17. a lamp thatp. between those pieces 
 Xum. 20. 17 . until we havep. thy borders 
 Josh. 3. 4. ye have not p. this way heretofore 
 
 6. 8. the seven priests p. on before and blew 
 
 24. 17 . Lord our God preserved us in all the way 
 we went, among all people through whom we p. 
 
 Judg. 3. 26. Ehud escaped and p. beyond quarries 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 12. Saul is gone about and p. on 
 
 29. 2. the lords of Philistines p. on by hundreds 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 18. David’s servants p. on beside him 
 2 Kings 4. 8. it fell, that Elishap. to Sluinem 
 
 .31. Gehazi p. on before them, and laid the staff 
 2 Chro7i. 9 . 22. .Solomon p. all the kings in wisdom 
 Job 4. 15. then a spirit p. before my face 
 9 . 26. my days are p. away, as the swift ships 
 
 15. 19 . and no stranger p. among them 
 
 Psal. 18. 12. at the brightness, his thick clouds p. 
 
 . 37 . 36. yet he p. away, and lo, he was not 
 81. + 6. his hands p. aw ay from the pots 
 90. 9. all our daj’S are p. aw’ay in thy wrath 
 Ca7it. 3. 4. it was but a little that 1 p. trom them 
 Isa. 10. 28. he is come to Aiath, he is p. to Migroo 
 41. 3. he pursued them, and p. safely 
 Jer. 11. 15. and the holy flesh is p. from thee 
 .34. 18. andp. between the parts thereof, 19. 
 
 46. 17. he hath p. the time appointed 
 Da7i. 3. 27 . nor the smell of fire had p. on them 
 6. 18. the king -went and p. the night fasting 
 Xah. 3. 19. hath not thy wdekedness p. continually * 
 Alark 6. .35. a desert place, now tlie time is far p. 
 Jch7i 5. 24. but is p. from death to life, 1 .John 3. 14. 
 Rom. 5. 12. so death p. on all men, all have sinned 
 Ileb. 4.14. great High Priest that isp. into heavens 
 Rev. 21.1. first heaven and first earth werep. away 
 4. for the former things are p. away 
 PASSED by. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 28. there p. by Midianites, merchantmen 
 Exod. .34. 6. loird p. by before him, and proclaimed 
 Deut. 29 . 16. through the nations which ye p. by 
 
 1 Kings 13. 25. behold, men p. by and saw tne lion 
 19- 11. the I.ord p. by II19. Elijah p. by Elisha 
 20. 39 . as the king p. hy he cried to the king 
 
 2 Kirigs 4. 8. that as oft as he p. by he turned in 
 6. .30. the king p. ip on the w all, people looked 
 
 14. 9 . and there p. by a w’ild beast, 2 Chron. 25.18. 
 Job 28. 8. nor hath the fierce lion p. by it 
 
 Psal. 48. 4. for lo, the kings p. by toeether 
 Ezek. 16. 6. w;hen I p. ip and saw thee polluted. 8. 
 15. poured fornicat. on everj’ one that p. ip, 25. 
 
 .36. 34. it laj' desolate in sight of all thatp. by 
 Ilab. 3. 10. the overflowing of the waters p. ip 
 Mat. 20. 30. w hen heard that Jesusp. by, thev cnea 
 27 . .39- they that p. by reviled him, Mark 15. 29. 
 !/nrT 2.14. as hep. ip he saw’ I.evi sittine at receipt 
 t’v 48. he cometh, ami would havep. ip them 
 11. 20. in morning as thej’p. ip they saw fig-tree 
 
 15. 21. thej’ compel one .'^imon whop, ip to bear 
 Luke 10. 31. he p. ip on the other side, .32. 
 
 Joh7i 8. 59. going thro’ midst of them, and sop. ip 
 Acts 17 - 23. as 1 p. ip and beheld j-our devotion 
 PASSED over. 
 
 Gen. .31. 21. .Tacob rose up. and p. over the river 
 32. 10. for with mj" staff 1 p. over this Jordan 
 Exed. 12. 27 . who p. (lie/-houses of Israel in Egj’pt 
 A 7(771.33. 51. when ye arep. eicr Jordan, Deut. 27.3, 
 
PAS 
 
 PAS 
 
 PAT 
 
 Josh. 3. 16. theyp. over right against Jericho 
 
 17 . all the Israelites p. over oi\ dry ground 
 4 . 1. when all people were clean p. over, 11. 
 
 10. people hasted and orer II11. the arkp. over 
 12. Keuoenites and Gaditesp. over armed before 
 Judff. 8. 4. Gideon p. over and 300 men with him 
 
 10. 9 . the children of Ammon p. over Jordan 
 
 11. 29- .lephthah p.over to fight with Ammon, 32. 
 1 Ham. 14. 23. the battle p. over to Beth-aven 
 
 27 . 2. David p. over with 600 men unto Achish 
 £ iSam. 2.29. Abner and his men p. over Jordan 
 15. 22. Ittai p. over J| 23. king and people p. over 
 Jsa. 40. 27 . my judgment is p. over irom my God 
 £.sek. 47 . 5. a river that could not bej?. over 
 Hos. 10. 11. but I p. over upon her fair neck 
 Jonah 2. 3. all thy billows and waves p. over me 
 PASSKD throuf/h. 
 
 Gen. 12. 6. Abram p. thro 7 ighxi\& land to Sichem 
 Js'nm. 14. 7- land wliich wep. thro' to search is good 
 33. 8. they p. thro' midst of the sea into wilderness 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 4. Saul p. t. mount Ephraim and Shalisha 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 10. posts p. thro' country of Ephraim 
 Mic.Q.. 13. breaker is come, they p. through the gate 
 Zech. 7 . 14. land was desolate, that no manp. thro' 
 Juke 17 .11. that hep. thro' the midst of Samaria 
 Acts 9. 32. as Peter p. thro' all quarters, came down 
 
 12. 10. they went out, andp. through one street 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 1. all pur fathers p. through the sea 
 lieh 11. 29. by faith they p. through the Red sea 
 
 PASSEDST. 
 
 Judg. 12. 1. why p. thou over to fight ag. Ammon ? 
 PASSENGEMS.’' 
 
 Prov. 9.15. she standeth to call p. who go right on 
 Eiek. 39 . 11. I will give Gog valley of p. it shall 
 stop noses of thep. thei’e shall they bury Gog 
 
 14. to bury with p. those that remain on earth 
 
 15. whenp. see a man’s bone, thev'set a sign by it 
 
 PASSESj;. 
 
 JDeut. 3.21. so L. do to all kingdoms whither thoup. 
 30.13. on land whither thoup. over to possess 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 33. ifp. on, tlioushalt be a burden 
 
 1 Kings 2. .37. day thoup. over the brook Kidron 
 Isa. 43. 2. whenp. thro’ waters, I will be with thee 
 PA.SSETH. 
 
 Exod. 30.13. every one thatp. among them, 14. 
 
 33. 22. I will cover thee, while my glory p. by 
 Lev. 27 . 32. whatsoever p. under the rod, the tenth 
 Josh. 3. 11. even tlie I,ord p. over before you 
 
 1 Kitigs 9. 8. at this house every one tliat p. by it 
 
 shall be astonished, and shall hiss, 2 Chr. 7 . 21. 
 
 2 KingsA. 9. is an holy man of God, whichp. by us 
 
 12. 4. money of every one thatp. the account 
 Job 9. 11. he p. on also, but 1 perceive him not 
 
 14. 20. thou prevailest against him, and hep. 
 
 30.15. aiifl niy welfare p. awa^’ as a cloud 
 37 . 21. but the wjnd p. and cleanseth them 
 
 Psal. 8. 8. dominion over whate^'erp. thro’ the seas 
 78. 39 .^ are a wind thatp. away,comes not again 
 103. 16. for the wind p. over it, and it is gone 
 144. 4. his days are as a shadow thatp. away 
 Prov. 10. 25. as whirl wintlp. so is wicked no more 
 26. 17 . he that p. by and meddleth with strife 
 Eccl. 1.4. one generat.p. away, and another cometh 
 Isa. 29. 5. the terrible shall be as chaff thatp. away 
 Jcr. 2. 6 . a land that no man p. through, 9 . 12. 
 
 13. 24. scatter them as stubble that p. away 
 
 18.16. every one thatp. shall be astonished, 19. 8. 
 Ezek. .35. 7 . I will cutoflf from it him thatp. out 
 Hos. 1.3. .3. they shall be as early dew thatp. away 
 Mic. 7 . 18. G thatp. by transgression of remnant 
 Zeph. 2. 15. every one thatp. by her shall hiss 
 
 3. 6. I made their streets waste, that none p. by 
 Zech. 9 . 8. I will encamp, because of him that p. by 
 L 7 ike 18. 37 . they told him that Jesus p. by 
 lCor.7. 31. fashion of this world p. away, IJw/m 2 . 17 . 
 Eph. .3. 19 . the love of Christ whichp. knowledge 
 Phil. 4.7. the peace of God which p. understanding 
 PA.SSING. 
 
 Judg. 19.18. we arep. from Beth-lehem-judah 
 2 Sam. 1. 26. thy love to mep. love of women 
 
 15. 24. the i)eople had donep. out of the city 
 
 £ Kings 6 . 26. as king of Israel wasp, by on wall 
 Psal. 84. 6 . p. thro’ the valley of Hacamake a v/ell 
 Prov. 7 . 8 . p. through the street near the corner 
 Isa. 31. 5. and p. over he will jjreserve .Terusalem 
 Ezek. . 39 .14. p. thro’ land to bury those that remain 
 Euke 4. .30. he p. thro’ midst of them, went his way 
 Acts 5. 15. at the least the shadow of Peter p. by 
 8. 40. Philipp, through, preached in all the cities 
 
 16.8. they p. by Mysia, came down to 'I’roas 
 
 27 .8. and hardly p. Crete we came to fair havens 
 
 . PASSION 
 
 Signifies, [1] The sufferings and death of Christ, 
 Acts E 3. 1 Pet. 1. 11. [2] Jhe s^iffermgs which 
 Christ s niemhers endure for his sake. Col. 1. 24. 
 rieb. 10.32. 1 Pet. 4.13. [.3] Natural and sinful 
 tnjirmilies. Acts 14. 15. Jam. 5. 17. [-1] Shame¬ 
 ful passions, to which persons are given up, whiim 
 God abandon.'; to their own de.nres, Horn. 1. 26. 
 [5] The passions, or motions of sin which act in 
 our members, to bring forth the fruit of death, 
 Rom. 7 . 5. [6] The passions, or desires, our evil 
 tnchnations, the motions of concupiscence, to 
 ■which the heathen, without any scruple, abandoned 
 themselves, 1 1 hess. 4. 5. 
 
 Most of the passages of Scripture here cited are other¬ 
 wise rendered in our translation, but the words in 
 the original are, naflov and YlaOijna, which words 
 are often translated by passions. 
 
 Acts 1. 3. to whom he shewed l)imself alive after p. 
 PASSIONS. 
 
 Acts 14. 15. we also are men of likep. with you 
 Jam. 5. 17 . Elias was a man subject to like p. as we 
 PASSOVEU. 
 
 2hi.r word comes from the Hebrew verb, pasach, 
 %"tch signifies to pass, to leap, or skip over. 
 I hey gave the name ej'Passover to the fea.'.t which 
 ■was established in commemoration of the coming 
 forth out oj Egypt, because the night before their 
 departure, the destroying angel, who' slew the 
 fir.st-born of the Egyiitians, parsed over the Is¬ 
 raelites, because they were ma-'-ked with the blood 
 
 of the lamb which was killed the evening before; 
 and which for this reason was called the Paschal 
 Lamb. 
 
 It was typical of the justice of God's passing over 
 and sparing such who are sprinkled with the blood 
 of Christ, 1 Cor. 5. 7. As the destroying angel 
 passed over the houses marked with the blood of the 
 paschal lamb, so the wrathof God passes over thpn 
 whose souls are sprinkled with the blood of Christ. 
 xls the paschal lamb was killed before Israel was 
 delivered; so it was necessary Christ should suffer 
 before we could be redeemed. It was killed before 
 llloses’ law, or A'dion's sacrifices, were enjoined; 
 to shew, that deliverance comes to mankind by none 
 of them, hut only by the true Passover, that -Lamb 
 cfGod, slain from the foundation of the world, 
 Rom. .3. 25. lleb. 9. 14. It was killed the fust 
 month of the year, which prefigured that Christ 
 should suffer death in that month, ,Iohn 18. 28. 
 It was kilted in the evening, Exod. 12. 6 . 
 Ho Christ suffered in the last days, and at that 
 time of the day. Mat. 27 . 46. lleb. 1 . 2. xlt 
 even also the sun sets, which shews, that it was 
 the Sun of righteousness ai/io was to suffer and 
 die; and that at his passion universal darkness 
 should be upon the ivhole earth. Luke 2.3. 44. 
 The passover was roast with fire, to note the 
 sharp and dreadful pains which Chi'ist should 
 suffer, not only from men, biit from God also. 
 It was to be eaten with bitter herbs, Exod. 12. 
 8 . not only to put tli^n in remembrance of their 
 hitter bondage in Egypt, but also to testify 
 our mortification to sin, and readiness to un¬ 
 dergo afilictions for Christ, Col. 1 . 24. and 
 likewise to teach us the absolute necessity of 
 true repentance in all that would profitably feed 
 on Christ. 
 
 Exod. 12 . 11 . it is T.ord’s p. ye shall cat it with j’our 
 loins girded, 27. lev. 2.3. 5. Num. 28. 16. 
 
 21. kill the p. 1| 4.3. this is the ordinance of the p. 
 Num. 9. 5. the 3 ’ kept the p. at even, Jo.sh. 5. 10. 
 
 .33. 3. on the moirow of thep. ,Tosh. 5. 11. 
 
 Dent. 16. 2 . thou shalt sacrifice the p. to I.ord, 6 . 
 
 5. thou mayest not sacrifice p. within thy gates 
 2 Kings 2.3. 22. was not holden sui h ap. from days 
 of judges, nor in days of kings of Israel or Jud. 
 
 2.3. wherein thisp. was holden to the Lord 
 
 2 Chr. .30. 15. then they' killed p. in second month, 
 35. 1 , 11 . Ezra 6 . 20. Mark 14. 12. Lule 22. 7 . 
 
 18. yet did they eatp. otherwise than written 
 35. 1. .losiah kept ap. to Ld. 17 . 19. Ezra 6. 19. 
 
 7 . Josiah gave all tor thep. offerings, 8, 9. 
 
 1.3. they roasted p. with fire, accord, to ordinance 
 Ezek. 45. 21. ye shall have p. a feast of seven days 
 Mat. 26 . 17 . where wilt thou that we prepare for thee 
 
 to eatp. '! Mark 14. 12. Luke 22. 8, 11. 
 
 19 . disciples did as Jesus appointed them, and 
 they made ready p. Mark 14. 10. Luke 22. 1.3. 
 
 Luke 22. 15. with desire I have desired to eat thisp. 
 John 2. 13. and the Jews’ p. was at hand, 11. 55. 
 
 2.3. now when he was in Jerusalem at thep. 
 
 11. 55. many went to Jerusalem before p. to purify 
 
 12. 1. Jesus came six days before p. to Bethany 
 
 18. 28. lest defiled, but that they might eat thep. 
 .39. that I should release to you one at thep. 
 
 19. 14. and it was the preparation of the p. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7. Christ our p. is sacrificed for us 
 lieh. 11. 28. through faith he kept thep. lest he that 
 
 See Feast, Keep. 
 
 PAS.SOVEHS. 
 
 2 Chron. .30, 17- Levites had charge of killing ofp. 
 PA.ST. 
 
 Gen. 50. 4. days of mourning were p. 2 Sam. 11. 27. 
 E.xod. 21. 29. if ox wont push with horn in time p. .36. 
 Num. 21. 22. go along, until we hep. thy borders 
 Dent. 2. 10. the Emims dwelt therein in times p. 
 
 4. .32. for ask now of the days which arep. 
 
 42. and hated him not in times p. 19. 4, 6. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 32. Agag said, bitterness of death isp. 
 19 . 7 . he was in liis presence as in times p. 
 
 2 >iam. .3. 17. ye sought for Uav. in timep. to be king 
 
 5. 2. also in time p. when Saul was king over us 
 16^1. David was a little p. the topof the hill 
 
 1 Kings 18. 29. when mid-day was p, was no voice 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 20. Phinehas was ruler in time p. 
 
 Job 9.10. which doeth great things p. finding out 
 
 14. 13. keep me in secret, until thy wrath hep. 
 
 17 . 11. my days arep. my purposes broken off 
 29. 2. O that I were as in months p. in the days 
 Psal. 90 .4. years are but as yesterefay' when it is p. 
 Eccl. .3.15. and God requireth that which isp. 
 Cant. 2. 11. for lo the winter is p. the rain is over 
 Jer. 8. 20. the harvest is p. the summer is ended 
 Mat. 14. 15. the time is now p. send them away 
 Mark 16 . 1. and when the sabbath wasp. Mary 
 Litke 9. .36. when the voice wasp, .lesus was alone 
 z/m 12.10. when they werep. first and second ward 
 14.16. who in times p. sufferetl all nations to walk 
 27 . 9. because the fast was now already p. Paul 
 Horn. .3. 25. his right, for remission of sins that are p. 
 11. . 30 . for as ye in times p. have not believed God 
 .33. his judgments and his ways arep. finding out 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17 . old things p. away ; all tilings arc new 
 Gal. 1.1.3. have heard ot my conversation in timep. 
 
 2.3. he which persecuted us in times p. preachefh 
 5. 21. 1 tell you, as I have also tohiyou in time p. 
 Eph. 2.2. wherein in time p. ye walked after course 
 3. we all had our conveisation in 'imesp. 
 
 4. 19 . who being p. feeling have given themselves 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. saying that resurrection isp. already 
 Philem. 11. wlioin time p. was to thee unprolitable 
 Heb. 1. 1. w ho spake in time p. to the fatliers 
 11. 11. strength to conceive seed, when she was p. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.10. which in time p. were not a people 
 4. 3. for the time p. of our life may suffice us 
 
 1 .Tohnd. 8. because darkness is p. true lie lit shineth 
 Rev. 9 .12. one woe isp. |111.14. the second woe isp. 
 
 PASI'E. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 1 8. Tamar took v. and kneaded it 
 
 PASTOR, or .SIIEPII Ell 11, 
 
 Signifies, One who takes care of a flock of sheep, 
 nut only that they feed in good pasture, but also 
 
 that they be not torn by wild beasts, or hurt any 
 other way, Gen. 47, 3. Luke 2. 8 . It is spoken, 
 [1] Of (rod, who performs the office of a jaithfui 
 shepherd to his people, by leading, feeding, preserv 
 ing, and healing them, Psal. 23. 1 . [2j (if Christ 
 who not only exposed and adventured his life, but 
 also willingly laid it dozen, for his sheep, and zvho 
 takes the charge, care, and oversight of them, to 
 di.spen.se all things necessary for their welfare, 
 John 10. 11. 1 Pet. 2. 25. [.3J Of minister.s of the 
 gospel, who should feed their j^cople with kiww- 
 ledge and understanding, .ler. .3. 15. I'.ph. 4. 11. 
 [-4] Of civil and political rulers, Jcr. 12. 10, 25, 
 
 Jer. 17 . 16. I have not hastened from being ap. 
 PASlORS. 
 
 Jer.T 8 . p. also transgressed against me, and proph. 
 3. 15. 1 will give ydup. accordingto mine heart 
 It). 21 . for p. are become brutish, not sought I.ord 
 
 12 . 10 . many p. have destroyed uiy vineyard 
 
 22 . 22 . wind shall eat up afl thyp. and thy lovens 
 
 2.3. 1. woe to tlie p. that destroy and scatter sheep 
 2. thus saith Lord against p. that feed my sheep 
 
 Eph. 4. 11 . and he gave some p. and teachers 
 PASTURE 
 
 .Signifies, [ 1 ] Unplowed land, kept for feeding of 
 cattle, 1 Ghron. 4. 40. Job .39. 8 . [2] 'J'he land 
 of Canaan, in which God placed his people, as 
 sheep in a pasture, It os. 1.3.6. [3J AH neccs.^ary 
 and delightful provisions both for soul and body, 
 P.sal. 2.3. 2. John 10 . 9. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 4. thy servants have no p. for their flocks 
 1 Chron. 4. 39. they went to seek p. for their Hocks 
 40. they found fatp. || 41. because there wasp. 
 Joii39. 8 . the range of the mountains is bisp. 
 
 Psal. 74 . 1. thy anger smoke against sheep of thyp. 
 79 . 13. so we sheep of thyp. will give thee thanks 
 95. 7- w’e are the people of hisp. 100. .3. 
 l a. .32.14. a joy of wild asses, ap. of Hocks 
 Jer. 2.3.1. woe to pastors that scatter sheep of niyp. 
 25.36. for the Lord hath spoiled their p. 
 
 Lam. 1 . 6 . princes become like harts that find nop. 
 Ezek. .34. 14. I wdll feed them in a goodp. a t'atp. 
 
 18. seemeth it a small thing to have eaten good p. 
 
 31. ye my Hock, flock of my p. are men, I God 
 Hos. 1,3. 6 . accoi'ding to their/;.so w’ere they filled 
 Joell. 18. beasts groan, betanse they have nop. 
 John 10. 9. he shall go in and out, and find p. 
 PA.Sl'UKES. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 2.3. Solomon had twenty oxen out of p. 
 P.sal. 23. 2 . he maketli me to lie down in green p. 
 65. 12. they drop upon thep. of the w ilderness 
 
 13. p. are clothed with Hocks, valleys covered 
 Isa.‘.M). 23. in thatday thy cattle shall feed in largep. 
 
 49 . 9. and their p. shall be in all higli places 
 Ezek. 34.18. but ye tread down residue of yourp. 
 
 45 .15. one lamb out of Hock of fatjo. of Israel 
 Joell. 19 . for tire liathdevouredp.or wilderness,20. 
 2. 22. for thep. of the wilderness do spring 
 PA’l'l'’,. 
 
 Ps.7. 16.hisdealing shall come down upon ownp. 
 PA'i'ERN. .See Pattern. 
 
 PALI! 
 
 Is spoken, fl.) Of God. and signifies, [1] TIis pre- 
 cepr^, Psal. 17 . 5. [ 2 ] His dealings and dispensa¬ 
 tions, Psal. 25. 10. [,3] The clouds which distil 
 the rain, PsaU 65. 11. (11.) Of good men, and 
 signifies, [1] Their holy conversation and good ex¬ 
 ample, Prov. 2. 20. [2] The affairs they under¬ 
 take, Prov. 3. 6. f.3] Their actions and course of 
 life, Mb 1.3. 27.1 3.3. 11. (Ill.) Of wicked men, 
 signifying their ungodly practices, Isa. 59. 7- 
 Gen. 49 . 17 . Dan a serpent, an adder inp. thatbiteth 
 Num. 22. 24. the angel of the Lord stood in a p. 
 
 Job 28. 7 . there is ap. which no fowl knoweth 
 30. 1.3. mar my p. they set forward my calamity 
 41. .32. hemaketh a p.to shine after him 
 Psal. 16.11. thou wilt shew me thep. of life 
 
 27 .11. teach me thy way, lead me in a plain p. 
 
 77 . 19 . thy w'ay in sea, thy p. is in great waters 
 
 78. t 50. he weighed a p. to his anger 
 
 119 . .35. make ifie to go inp. of tliy commands 
 105. thy word is a lamp, and a light to myp. 
 
 139. 3. thou compassest my p. and’lying d’osvn 
 
 142.3. spiritoverwhelmed, then thou'kne west myp, 
 Prov. 1. 15. my son, refrain thy foot fromtheirp. 
 
 2. 9 . then thou shalt nndeistand every good p. 
 
 4. 14. enter not into the p. of the wicked 
 18. thep. of the just is as the shining light 
 
 26. ponder the p. of thy feet, and let thy wa 3 ’s 
 
 5. 6. lest thou shouldest ponder the p. of life 
 Isa. 26. 7 . thou dost weigh thep. of the just 
 
 30.11. get ye out of the way, turn aside out of p. 
 40. 14. anti taught him in theof judgment 
 
 4.3. 16. which maketh ap. in the mighty waters 
 Joe/2. 8. they shall walk everyone in hisp. 
 
 PATIl-WAV. 
 
 Prov. 12.28. in the p. thereof there is no death 
 PATIl.S. 
 
 Job 6. 18. the p. of their way are turned aside 
 8. 1.3. so are the p. of all that forget God 
 
 1.3. 27 . thou lookest narrowly' to all my p. 
 
 19 . 8. he hath set darkness in mj’p. 
 
 24. 1.3. neither abide they in (he p. thereof 
 
 .33. 11. pntteth my feet in stocks, markelh .\11 myp, 
 .38. 20. that fhou shouldest keep the p. ol house 
 Psal. 8. 8. whatsoever passeth thro’ thep. of seas 
 17. 4. I have kept me ln>m the of destroyer 
 .5. hold up my goings inp. that footste|)S slip not 
 
 23. .3. he leadeth me in the p. of righteousness 
 
 25. 4. shew me (h>’ ways, O l ord, teach me fhj'p. 
 10. all the p. of the I.ord are mercy and ti iith 
 
 65. 11. and thy p. drop I'atness upon the pa>tures 
 Prov.‘2. 8. he kecpctlip. of judgment, and pn-serveth 
 
 13. wlio leave p. of uprightness to walk m darkn. 
 
 15. ways crooked, and they frowai'd in their p. 
 
 18. ancl her p. ineline unto the dead 
 
 19 . neither take tliey liold of thep. of life 
 
 20 . thou mayest keep the p. of the lighti ons 
 
 .3. 6. he shall direct thy p. [j 17 . all herp. are peace 
 4. 11.1 taught thee, 1 have led thee in right p. 
 
 7.25. go not astray in herp. H 8.2. in places of p. 
 
 351 
 
PEA 
 
 PEA 
 
 PAW 
 
 Prov. 8. 20.1 lead in the midst of the p. of judgm. 
 Isa. 2. and we will walk in his^i. Mic. 4. 2. 
 
 3. 12. they destroy the way of thy p. 
 
 42. 1(3. I will lead them in p. they have not known 
 
 58. 12. be called, the restorer of p. to dwell in 
 
 59. 7. wasting and destruction are in their 
 
 8. they have made them crooked p. 
 
 Jer. 6. 1(3. stand ye in (he wav, and ask for old p. 
 
 18. 15. from ancient p. to walk in p. in a svay not 
 J.am. 3. 9. he hath made my p. crooked 
 llos. 2. 6. I will make a wall, she shall not find p. 
 Mat. 3. 3. make his p. straieht, Mark 1.3. Luke 3. 4. 
 Heb. 12. 13. and make straight p. for your feet 
 PA riENCli 
 
 Signifies, [1] That grace tchich enables ns to bear 
 afflictions and calamities mith constancy and 
 calmness of mind, and with a ready submission 
 to the will of (lod, Horn. 5. 3. 2 lim. 3. 10. 
 [2] A bearing long with such as have greatly 
 transgressed, erpecling their reformation, ISlat. 
 18. 26, 29. [3J An humble and submissiie wait¬ 
 ing for, and expectation of, eternal life, and the 
 accomplishment of Hod's promises, Kom. 8. 25. 
 Ileb. 10. 36. [4] Per.seie;wice, .lames 5. 7, 9, 10. 
 Mat. 18. 26. ser'-ant worshiiiped him, saying. Lord 
 havep. with me, and 1 will (lay thee all, 29. 
 Luke 8. 15. are they who bring foi th fruit with i;. 
 21. 19. in yourp. possess ye your souls 
 Horn. 5. 3. knowing that tribulation worketh p. 
 
 4. anti p. experience, and experience hope 
 
 8. 25. we see not, then do we with p. wait for it 
 
 15. 4. that we thro’ p. and comf. might have hope 
 
 5. the God ofp. grant you to be like minded 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 4. ourselves as ministers of God in muchp. 
 
 12. 12. signs were wrought among you in all p. 
 ■Col. 1. 11. strengthened with all might to all p. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 3. remembering your p. of hope in .lesus 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 4. so that we glory in you for ypur p. 
 
 3.+5. Lord direct your hearts into the p. of Christ 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 11. and follow after love, p. meekness 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 10. but thou hast fully known my p. 
 
 Tit. 2. 2. that aged men be sound in faith, in p. 
 Jieb. 6.12. who through faith andp. inherit promises 
 
 10. .36. ye have need of p. that after ye have done 
 
 12. 1. let us run with p. the race set before us 
 Jam. 1. .3. that the trying of your faith worketh p. 
 
 4. but letp. have her jjerfect work, that 3 'e may 
 
 5. 7. behold, the husbandman hath longp. for it 
 10. for an exam. ofp. |111. have heard ofp. of .lob 
 2 Pet. 1. 6. add to temperance p. top. godliness 
 Eev. 1. 9. who am your companion in p. of Jesus 
 
 2. 2. I know thy p. 19. |1 3. and thou hast p. 
 
 3. 10. because thou hast kept word of my p. 
 
 43. 10. here is the p. of the saints, 14. 12. 
 
 P'A IIENL. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 8. p. in spirit is better than proud in spirit 
 Pom. 2. 7. w’ho by’ p. continuance in well-doing 
 12. 12. rejoicing in hope, p. in tribulation 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 14. brethren, hep. toward all men 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 5. and into the p. waiting for Christ 
 
 i Tim. 3. .3. not greedy of lucre, butp. 2 'Tim. 2. 24. 
 Jam. 5. 7- he p. brethren || 8. be ye also p. 
 
 PA riENTLY. 
 
 Psal. 37- 7- rest in the Lord, and waitp. for him 
 40. 1. 1 waited p. for the Lord, and he heard me 
 Acts 26. 3. wherefore 1 beseech thee to hear me p. 
 Ideb. 6. 15. after he had p. endured,.obtained prom. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 20. if when ye be buffeted for faults ye take 
 
 itp. but if ye do well and suffer, ye take itp. 
 PATRIARCH. 
 
 This name is given to the heads or princes of the fa¬ 
 mily, chiejiy to those that then lived before Moses, 
 as Adam, Lamech, 'Noah, Shem. Phaleg, Heber, 
 Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah, Levi,'anrf the 
 other sons of Jacob, and the heads of the twelve 
 tribes. The Hebrews call them Princes of the 
 tribes, or heads of the fathers, Roshe A both. 
 'The name Patriarch comes from the Greek word, 
 TraTpiapxa* which signifies Head of a family. 
 Acts 2. 29." let me freely speak of the p. David 
 Ileb, 7. 4. to whom thep. Abraham paid tithes 
 PATKIARCHS. 
 
 Acts 7. 8. and .Jacob begat the twelve p. 
 
 9. p. moved with envy sold Joseph into Egypt 
 PA l RIMON Y. 
 
 Deut. 18. 8. beside that cometh of sale of hisp. 
 PATJ EKN. 
 
 Exod. 25. 9. after the p. of all the instruments 
 40. look that thou make them after their p. 
 
 Num. 8. 4. the candlestick was made after thep. 
 Josh. 22. 28. behold thep. of the altai- of the I ord 
 
 2 Kings 16. 10. Ahaz sent to Urijah the p. of altar 
 1 C//r. 28. 11. David gave Solomon p. 12, 18, 19. 
 Ezek. 43.10. let them measure the p. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.16. that in me first,I. Christ mightshewp. 
 'lit. 2. 7. shewing thyself a p. of good works 
 Heb. 8. 5. accorciins to p. I shewed thee in mount 
 
 PATTERN.S. 
 
 Heb. 9. 23. it was necessary that thep. of things 
 PAVED. 
 
 Exod. 24.10. under his feet as it were a p. work 
 Cant. 3. 10. the midst thereof being p. with love 
 PAVE.MEND. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 17. he put the sea on a p. of stones 
 
 2 C/(r<m. 7.3. all Israel bowed themselves upon p. 
 Esth. 1.6. the beds were on ap. of red and blue 
 Ezek. 40. 17 . there were chambers and a p. made 
 for (he court, thirty chambers were upon thep. 
 18. p. by the side of the gates, was the lower p. 
 42. 3. over asrainstp. was gallery aeainst gallery 
 John 19.13. Pilate sat in a place called the p. 
 PAVILK^N, .8. 
 
 2 Sam.Q2. 12. he made darkness hisp. Psal. 18. 11. 
 1 Kings‘10. 12. Benhadad and kines drinking in p. 
 
 16. ifenhadad was drinking himself drunk in p. 
 Psal. 27 . 5 . in secret of his tab. he shall lude me inp. 
 31. 20. thou shalt keep them secretly in a p. 
 
 Jer. 43. 10. Nebuchadnezzar spread his royalp. 
 PAW. 
 
 I 8am. 17 . 37 .1.ord delivered me out ofp. of the lion 
 PAWS. 
 
 Lev. 11. 27 . whatsoever goeth onp. these are unclean 
 
 332 
 
 PAWETII. 
 
 Job 39 . 21. the horse p. in the valley and rejoiceth 
 PAY. 
 
 Exod. 21. 19 . only he shall p. for loss of his time 
 22. and he shallp. as the judges determine 
 36. he shall surely p. ox for ox, the dead his own 
 22. 7 . if thief be found, let hiinp. double, 9.. 
 
 17 . he shallp. according to the dowry of virgins 
 Num. 20 . 1 '.i. if 1 drink thy water 1 will p. for it 
 Deut. 23. 21. shall vow a vow, shall not slack top. 
 
 2 8 am. 15. 7. let me go and p. my vow in Hebron 
 
 1 Kings 20. .39. else thou shaltp. a talent of silver 
 
 2 Kings 4. 7. he said, go sell oil, andp. thy debt 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 8. them did Solomon make to p. tribute 
 27 . 5. so much did children of Ammon p. to him 
 Ezra 4. 1.3. then will they not p. toll and custom 
 Esth. 3. 9.1 will p. 10,000 talents of silver, 4.7. 
 
 Job 22. 27 . shalt make prayer, and shaltp. th^’ vows 
 Psal. 22. 25. 1 willp. my vows, 60. 13. I 116.14, 18. 
 50. 14. and p. thy vows to the Most High 
 76. 11. vow and p. to the Lord your God 
 Prov. 19. 17 . that he hath given, will hep. again 
 
 22 . 27 . if hast nothing to p. why should he take 
 Eccl. 5. 4. defer not top. it, p. that hast vowed 
 
 5 . notvow, than thou shouldestvow and not p. 
 Jonah 2 . 9. 1 will p. that which I have vowed 
 Mat. 17 . 24. doth not your master p. tribute t 
 
 18. 25. had not top. he forgave him, Lvke’l. 42. 
 26. I will p. thee all, 29. II 28. p. that thou owest 
 .3v). but cast into prison, till he should p. debt 
 .34. till he should p. all thafwas due to him 
 
 23. 23. for ye p. tithe of mint, anise, and cummin 
 Rom. 13. 6. for this cause p. ye tribute also 
 
 PAYED, or PAID. 
 
 Ezra 4. 20. toll, tribute, and custom, was p. them 
 Prov. 7 . 14. peace-offerinus, this day have I p. vows 
 Jonah 1. .3. so he p. fare thereof, and went into it 
 Mat. 5. 26. thou shalt not come out thence till thou 
 hastp. the uttermost farthing, J.ttke )1. .59. 
 Heh. 7 . 9 . Levi, who received tithes,p. tithes in Abr. 
 PAYEl H. 
 
 Psal. 37 . 21. the wicked borroweth and p. not 
 PAYMEN'L. 
 
 Mat. 18.25. all to be sold, andp. to be made 
 PEACE. 
 
 Mark. 4. 39. he arose and said to the sea,p. be still 
 PEACE. 
 
 This 71'ord is used in the 8 cripUire in differerfi ways, 
 as, (I.) There is peace, or reconciliation icith God: 
 [1] By satisfaction for sins committed against 
 him: this is done by the sufferings and merits of 
 Christ, Eph. 2. 14. (11.) There tspeace -with our¬ 
 selves or our own consciences : this arises from a 
 sense of our reconciliation to God, which is the 
 gift of Christ, and wrought in us by his 8 pirit, 
 Rom. 14. 17 . Phil. 4. 7. [2] 8 ubmission to the 
 will of God, Job 22. 21. (III.) Peace with men; 
 [1] Mutual concord and agreement with Christian 
 brethren, Psal. 34. 14. Gal. 5. 22. SfTi Deliver¬ 
 ance or safety from such as are our enemies, Prov. 
 16. 7- 
 
 Peace is opposed to war, when a state or kingdom 
 enjoys a public tranquillity, when they are free 
 from foreign and civil wars, 2 Kings 20. 19. It is 
 likewise taken for the public tranquillity, and quiet 
 state of the church, when it is not troubled within, 
 by schisms and heresies, or without, by persecuting 
 tyrants, filling all with tumults, slaughters, and 
 bloody wars, Psal. 122. 6. Acts 9. 31. Rev. 6. 4. 
 Sometimes it signifies a league or covenant be¬ 
 tween one prince and another, 1 Kings 5. 12. and 
 sometimes only a cessation of hostilities, 4. 
 
 17 . 'The apostleV'd.n\, in the titles of his epistles, 
 generally wisheth for grace and peace to the faithful 
 to 'Whom he writes, Rom. 1. 7 . 1 Cor. 1. .3. 'This 
 is both a Christian salutation, and an apostolical 
 zninisterial benediction : that is, I wish that the 
 free, undeserved love and favour of God, and a 
 lively sense thereof inyour souls, may he continued 
 to, and increased in, you; and that as a fruit of 
 this, you may enjoy all blessings, both inward and 
 out'ward, especially peace of conscience, and a se¬ 
 cure enjoyment of the love of God. Lastly, peace 
 is put for that perfect rest, joy, and felicity, -which 
 the saints enjoy, in heaven, -where they are out of 
 the reach of enemies, to disturb or molest them, Isa. 
 57 . 2. 2 Pet. .3. 14. 
 
 Gen. 29 . t 6. he said to them, is there p. to him ? 
 . 37 . + 14. go see thep. of thy brethren 
 41. 16. God sJiall give Pharaoh an answer ofp. 
 Exod. 18. 4 7. thev asked each otlier of their p. 
 
 Lev. 26. 6. 1 wilfgive p. in land, nonemake afraid 
 Num. 6. 26. Tx)rd lift up counten. and give thee p. 
 25. 12. behold, 1 give to him my covenant ofp. 
 Deut.’l. 26.sent a messeng. to Sihon with words ofp. 
 20.10. when comest nigli city, proclaimp. to it 
 
 11. ifitmake thee answer orp. and open to thee 
 
 12. if it will make no p. with thee, then besieere 
 23. 6. thou shalt not seek their p. nor jirosperity 
 29 . 19 .1 shall havep. though walk in imag. of heart 
 
 Judg. 4. 17 . there wasp, between Jabin and Heber 
 
 6. t 24. Gideon called the altar, the Lord sentp. 
 
 18. t 15. they came and asked the Levite ofp. 
 
 1 8 am. 7 .14. there wasp.between Isr. and Amorites 
 10. + 4. they will ask of theep. and give thee loaves 
 17 . t 22. David came and asked his brethren ofp. 
 20. 7 . if he say, it is well, servant shall havep. 
 
 21. come thou, for there is p. to thee, no hurt 
 25. + 5. go and ask Nabal, ofp. in my name 
 
 1 Kings 2. 33. but on his thron.? .shall there bep. 
 
 4. 24. Solomon had p. on all sides round about 
 
 5. 12. there wasp, between Hiram and Solomon 
 20. 18. whether tliev be come forp. take them alive 
 
 2 Kings 9. 17. and let him say, is itp. Jehu f 18. 
 
 19. what hast thou to do with p. / turn, 22. 
 
 22. whatp. so long as her witchcrafts are so mans’. 
 31. she said, had Zimrip. syho slew his master ! 
 
 20.19.is it not good, ifp. be in my days ? Isa. 39.8. 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 9. 1 will givep. to Israel in hisdaj’s 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 5. in those times there was nop. to him 
 Ezra 4. 17 . and to the rest beyond the river, p. 
 
 5. 7 . to Darius king, allp. 117. 12. to Ezraperf.p. 
 
 Ezra 9. 12. nor seek their p. or tlieir wealth forever 
 E.sth. 2. + 11. Mordecai walked to knowp. of Esther 
 
 9 . ,30. Mord. sent letters with words ofp. and truth 
 I't. .3. Mordecai speakiiigp. to all his seed 
 Job 5. 23. beasts or held shall be atp. with thee 
 
 21. + 9 . houses arep. from fear, nor rod on them 
 
 22. 21. acquaint thyself with him, and be atp. 
 
 25. 2. he maketh p. in his high places 
 
 Psal. 7 . 4. if I have e»il to him that was atp. with 
 Qis. 3. which speak p. to neighbours, but mischief 
 29- 11. the Lord will bless his people withp. 
 
 .34. 14. do gooii, seek p. and pursue it, 1 Pet. 3.11. 
 .35. 20. they speak notp. but they devise matters 
 . 37 . 11. meek delight themselves in abundance of p, 
 . 37 . for the end dt the upright man isp. 
 
 41.19. man of my p. hath lift up heel against me 
 55. 20. put forth against such as be at p. with him 
 72 . .3. the mountains shall bringp. to the people 
 7 . in days abundance of p. so long as moon eiidur. 
 85. 8. he will speak p. to his people and his saints 
 
 10. righteousness and p. have kissed each other 
 
 119. 165. great p. have they w hich love thy law 
 
 120. 6. hath long dwelt with him that hatethp. 
 
 7 . 1 am for p. but when I sneak they are for war 
 122. 6. pray tor p. of Jerusalem, prosper that love 
 125. 5. butp. shall be upon Israel 
 
 128. 6. yea, thou shalt seep, upon Israel 
 147 . 14. he maketh p. in thy borders, and filleth 
 Pror.3. 17 .w isdom’s ways pleasantness, and patlisp, 
 12. 20. but to the counsellors ofp. is joy 
 16. 7- he maketh his enemies to be at p. with him 
 Eccl. 3. 8. a time of war, and a time ofp. 
 
 Isa. 9 . 6. Prince ofp. 117 . increase of hisp. no end 
 
 26. 12. Lord, thou wilt ordain p. for us, for thou 
 
 27 . 5. he make p. with me, and he shall makep, 
 
 .32. 17 . the work of righteousness shall be p. 
 
 33. 7 . the ambassadors of p. shall weep bitterly 
 .38. 17- behold, torp. 1 had great bitterness 
 45. 7- make p. and create evil, 1 do all these things 
 48. 18. then had thy p. been as river, righteousness 
 22. there is nop. to the wicked, 57. 21. 
 
 52. 7- feet of him that publisheth p. Kah. 1. 15. 
 
 53. 5. the chastisement of our p. was upon him 
 
 54.10. nor shall covenant of my p. be removed 
 
 13. and great shall be the p. of thy children 
 
 55. 12. yeshall go out with joy, fed forth withp. 
 57- 2. he shall enter into p. they shall rest in beds 
 
 19. 1 create the fruit of the lips, p. p. to him 
 
 59. 8. the wa 3 ’ ofp. they know’ not, Rom. 3.17. 
 
 60 . 17 . 1 will make thine officers p. and exactors 
 66. 12. behold, I will extend p. to her like river 
 
 Jer. 4.10. ye shall have p. whereas sword reaches 
 6.14. saying, p. p. when there is nop. 8. 11. 
 
 8. 15. w e looked for p. but no good came, 14. 19. 
 
 12. 5. if in land ofp. they wearied thee, then 
 
 12. for sword shall devour, no flesh shall have p. 
 
 14. 1.3. but I w’ill give you assured p. in this place 
 
 15. 15. who shall go aside to ask of thy p. 
 
 16.5. I have taken away my p. fiom this people 
 
 20. t 10. every man of p. w atched for my halting 
 
 28. 9. the prophet which prophesied ofp. 
 
 29. 7- and seekp. of the city whither I caused 
 
 11. I think toward you thoughts of p. not evil 
 
 30. 5. we have heard a voice of fear, and not ofp. 
 3 . 3 . 6. reveal to them abundance ofp. and truth 
 .38. t 22. men of thy p. have prevailed against thie 
 
 Lam. .3. 17. thou hast removed my soul far from p. 
 Ezek, 7 . 25. they shall seek p. there shall be none 
 
 13. 10. saying p. and there was nop. 16. 
 
 .34. 25. will make with them a covenant of p. ,37.26. 
 Dan. 8. 25. and by p. he shall destroi’ many 
 Obad. 7 . men atp. with thee have deceived thee 
 Mic. 3. 5. that bite with their teeth andcrj’p. 
 
 5. 5. this man shall be p. when Assyrian conie 
 Hag. 2.9. and in this place I will gi\ ep. saith Lord 
 Zech. 6.1.3. the counsel ofp. be between them both 
 
 8.10. nor w’as there any p. to him that came in 
 112. for seed shall be ofp. vine give her fruit 
 
 16. execute judgment of truth and p. || 19. love p. 
 
 9.10. and he shall speak p. to the heathen 
 
 Mai. 2. 5. my covenant was with him of life andp. 
 Mat. 10.13. and if house be worthy, let yourp. come 
 upon it; if not, let yourp. return to you 
 
 31. think not that 1 am come to send p. on eai th 
 Mark 9. 50. and have p. one with another 
 Lukel. 79. to guide our feet into the way of p. 
 
 2. 14. and on earth p. good will toward men 
 
 10. 6. if son of p. be there, your p. shall rest on it 
 
 12. 51. that 1 am come to give p. on the earth ? 
 
 14. .32. lie sendeth and desireth conditions of p. 
 
 19 . 38. p. in heaven, and glory in the highest 
 
 42. if know n the things that belong to thy p. 
 
 John 14. 27 . p. I leave w ith you, my p. I give you 
 
 16. .33. that in me ye might have p. m world trib. 
 HcmIO. 36. preachingp. by Jesus ('hr. he L. of all 
 
 12. 20. having made blastus their friend desired p. 
 Rom. 1. 7.p. from God the Lather, 1 Cor. 1. 3. 2 
 Cor. 1. 2. Ga/. 1. 3. 1 ph. 1. 2. Phil. 1. 2. 
 2. 10. butp. to every man that worketh good 
 5.1 .justified, we have v. with God, through Christ 
 8. 6. but to be spiritually minded is life and p. 
 
 10. 15. feet of the'u that preach the gospel ofp. 
 
 14. 17 . for the kingdom of God is joy and p. 
 
 19 . let us follow the things that m.ake for p. 
 
 15. 13. fill you w ith all joy andp. in believing 
 1 Cor. 7 . 15.' but God hath called us to p. 
 
 14. 33 . but author of p. as in churches of saints 
 Gal. 5. 22. the fruit of the Spirit is love, jo 3 ',p. 
 Eph. 2. 14. for he is our p. |l 15. so making p. 
 
 17 . Christ came and preaclieiip. to you atar off 
 
 4. .3. to keep unitj’ of the Spirit in the bond ofp. 
 
 6. 15. feet shod with preparation of gospel ofp. 
 Phil. 4. 7 . p. of God, which passeth tin Jerstanding 
 Col. 1.2. grace andp. from God our Father, 1 'Thess. 
 
 1. 1. 2 'I'hess. 1. 2. 1 'Tim. 1. 2. 2 Tim. 1. 2. 
 'Tit. 1.4. Philem. 3. 2 John .3. 
 
 3.15. let the p. of God rule in your hearts 
 
 1 'The.ss. 5. 3. tor when thej’ shall say p. and safety 
 
 13. and be at p. among yourselves 
 
 2 'Thess. 3. 16. now Lord ofp. give you p. always 
 2 'Tim. 2. 22. followp. with all men, Heb. 12. 14. 
 Ileb. 7 . 2. tlie king of Salem, that is, king of-p 
 
PEA 
 
 PEO 
 
 PEO 
 
 Hef>. 11.31. Tlahab believed and received .spies in p. 
 Jam. 3.18. is sown in p. ot'tliem that make p./ 
 Rev. 1. 4./7. from him that is, was, and is to come 
 6. 4. power was given to him to take p. from earth 
 PEACE he. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 2.3. and he said, p. he to yon, fear not 
 Judy. 6. 2.3. the Lord said, p. he to thee, fear not 
 19. 20. and the old man said, p. he with tliee 
 
 1 Ram. 25. b.p. he to tliee,!?. he to house,!?, he to all 
 
 2 Sam. 18. + 28. Ahimaaz said, p. he to thee 
 
 1 Chr. 12.18.!?. thee, and!?, he to thy helpers 
 Psal. 122. within thy walls, and prosperity 
 
 8. I will now say,!?, within thee 
 Pan. 4.1. p. he multiplied to you, C. 25. 1 Vet. 1. 2. 
 
 2 Vet. 1. 2. Jade 2. 
 
 10. 19. p. he to thee, be strong, yea, be strong 
 Luke 10. 5. first say,!?, ke to this house 
 
 24. 36. he saith, p. he to you, John 20.19, 21,26. 
 Gal. 6.16. p. he on them, and mercy on Isr. of God 
 Eph. 6. 2.3. p. he to brethren, and love with faith 
 
 1 Pet. 5.14. p. he with you all that are in Christ 
 
 3 John 14. p. he to thee, our friends salute thee 
 
 God of PEACE. 
 
 Bom. 15. .33. the God of p. be with you all, amen 
 16.20. the God of p. shall bruise Satan shortly 
 
 2 Cor. 13.11. God of p. shall be with you, Phil. 4. 9. 
 
 1 Thexs. 5. 2.3. very God of p. sanctify you wholb' 
 Jieh. 13. 20. now the God of p. make you perfect. 
 
 See IIei-u, Hold. 
 
 In PEACE. 
 
 Gen. 26. 29. and we have sent thee away in p. 
 
 .31. and they departed from Isaac m p. 
 
 28. 21. so that 1 come to my father’s house in p. 
 
 44. 17 . as for you, get you up ??? p. to your father 
 Josh. 10.21. came to .loshua, at Makkedah, in p. 
 Judy. 8.9. when 1 come again in p. will break down 
 
 11. 31. when 1 return m p. whatever meet me 
 S.Sam. 3.21. Abner went inp. 22.1123. he is gone inp. 
 
 15. 27 . return to the city inp. and your two sons 
 17 . .3. so all the people shall be in p. 
 
 19. 24. king departed, until the day he came in p. 
 .30. as my lord the king is come again in p. 
 
 1 Kings‘2. 5. .loab shed the blood of war in p. 
 
 22. 17 . return every man in p. 2 Chron. 18. 16. 
 
 27 . in prison tmtil 1 come mp. 2 Chron. 18. 26. 
 
 28. if thou return at all ?«p. 2 Chron. 18. 27. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 20. behold therefore shalt be gathered to 
 
 thy grave inp. not see evil, 2 Chron. 34.28. 
 2 Chron. 19. 1. and .lehoshaphat returned in p. 
 
 Joh 5. 24. shalt know thy tabernacle shall be hi p. 
 Psal. 4. 8. I will lay ms down in p. and sleep 
 
 55.18. he hath delivered my soul mp. from the bait. 
 Prov. 13.11.3. feareth commandment shall be hi p. 
 Isa. 26. .3. thou wilt keep him in perfectp. 
 
 41. + .3. he pursued them, and passed in p.' 
 
 Jer. 29 . 7- hi the p. thereof shall ye have peace 
 .34. 5. but thou shalt die inp. they will lament 
 Mai. 2. 6. he walked with me hip. and equity 
 Luke 2. 29 . now" lettest tliou thy servant depart mp. 
 11. 21. keepeth his palace his goods are inp. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 11 . but conduct him forth inp. may come 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 11. be perfect, be of one mind, live inp. 
 Jam. 2.16. depart in p. he ye warmed and filled 
 
 3. 18. the fruit of righteousness is sown hip. 
 
 2 Pet. 3.14. that ye may be found of him in p. 
 
 See Go. IMaue, Ofeerincs. 
 PEACEABLE. 
 
 Ccw.34. 21. saying, these men arep. with us 
 2 Sam. 20. 19. 1 am one of them that are p. in Israel 
 1 Chron. 4. 40. the lanil was wide, quiet, and p. 
 
 22. t9. a man of rest, for his name shall be p. 
 
 Isa. .32. 18. my people dwell in ap. habitation . 
 Jer. 25. .37. the p. habitations are cut down 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. that we may lead a quiet and p. life 
 Ileh. 12.11. it yieldeth thep. fruit of righteousness 
 Jam. 3. 17 . wisdom from above is pure, p. gentle 
 PEACEABLY. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 4. fliey could not speak p. to him 
 Judy. 11.1.3. therefore restore those lands again p. 
 21. 13. send some to call p. to the Benjamites 
 
 1 i'aw?.l6.4. com. thoup..^'115. he said,p. 1 Kings2.13. 
 
 2 Sam. .3.1 27 . .loab took Abner aside to speak p. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 17. if ye be come p. to me, to help me 
 Jer. 9. 8. one speaketh p. to his neighbour 
 Dan. 11. 21. he shall come inp. and obtain, 24. 
 Rom. 12. 18. if possible, livep. with all men 
 PEACE-MAKKBS. 
 
 Mat. 5. 9 . blessed are p. for they shall be children 
 PEACOCK.S. 
 
 1 Kings^(2).‘2‘2. navy came, bringingp. 2 Chr. 9. 21. 
 Joh3'2. 13. gavest thou the goodly wings top..** 
 PEARL 
 
 Is a gem or jewel found in a testaceous fish. The 
 finest pearls are fished up in the Persian gulf, 
 now called the sea of Catif. 'They fish for them 
 also in the island of Kis, and upon the coast 
 of Bahrein, so called from the city of that 
 name, which lies upon the borders of Arabia. 
 Idumaea, and Palestine, being not far from this 
 sea, it is not to be Wondered at, that Pearls 
 were so well known to Job and the Hebrews, 
 Joh 28. Itl. 
 
 Clirist Jesus forbids his apostles to cast their 
 pearls before swine. Mat. 7 . 6. That i.i to say, 
 expose not the sacred truths and mysteries of the 
 gospel to the raillery of profane libertines and 
 hardened atheists: preach not the gospel to those 
 that persecute you for your message ; and apply 
 not the promises to the profane. The transcend¬ 
 ent excellency of Christ and his grace made 
 known and offered in the gospel, is compared to 
 a pearl of great price. Mat. 13. 46. And the 
 glorious state of the saints in heaven, which will 
 yield unspeakable satisfaction to such as shall be 
 admitted into them, is shadowed out by pearls, 
 and other rich things in the world, which please 
 the outxcard .senses. Rev. 21. 19 . 
 
 Mat. 1.3. 46. when he found one p. of great price 
 Rev. 21. 21. every several gate was of one p. 
 
 PEA RLS. 
 
 TobQS. 18. no mention shall be made of coral or p. 
 Mat.T.6. neither cast ye yourp. before swine 
 
 Mat. 1.3.45. like a merchant-man seeking goodlj’p. 
 1 'J'i/n. 2. 9 . not with gold, or p. or costly array 
 Rev. 17- 4. the woman was decked with gold andp. 
 18.12. no man buyeth the merchandise ofp. 16. 
 
 21. 21. and the twelve gates were twelve p. 
 
 PECULIAR. 
 
 Exod. 19. 5. then ye shall heap, treasure to me 
 Dent. 14. 2. to be a p. people, 26. 18. 1 Pet. 2. 9. 
 Ps. 135.4. Lord hath chosen Israel for his p. treas. 
 Eccl. 2. 8. 1 gathered thep. treasure of kings 
 'Tit. 2.14. that he might pui ifv to himself p. people 
 PEDIGREE, S. 
 
 Num. 1.18. they declared theirp. after their families 
 Ezra 2. + 59. could not shew their p. Neh. j. t 61. 
 lleb. 7 . i 3. without father, mother, without p. 
 t 6. he whose p. is not counted from them 
 PEELED. 
 
 Isa. 18. 2. go ye to a nation scattered and p. 7* 
 Ezek. 29.18. head bald, and every shoulder wasp. 
 PEEP. 
 
 Isa. 8. 19. to wizards thatp. and that mutter 
 PEEPED. 
 
 Isa. 10. 14. none that opened the mouth or p. 
 PELICAN. 
 
 Lev.'W. 18. swan andp. unclean. Dent. 14. I 7 . 
 Psal. 102. 6. I am like ap. of the wilderness 
 Isa. .34. t 11. the p. shall possess it, Zeph. 2.114. 
 PEN. 
 
 Judg. 5.14. of Zebulun, they that handle thep. 
 Job 19 . 24 they were graven with an iron p. 
 
 Psal. 45. 1. my tongue is the p. of a ready writer 
 Isa. 8.1. take a roll, and write in it with a man’s p. 
 Jer. 8. 8. he made it p. of the scribes is in vain 
 
 17 . 1. the sin of Judah is written with a p. of iron 
 3 John 1.3. 1 will not with ink and p. write to thee 
 PENCE. 
 
 Mat. 18. 28. one who owed him an hundred p. 
 Mark 14. 5. sold for more than 3!'0p. John 12. 5. 
 Luke 7 . 41. the one owed 500p. the other fifty 
 10. 35. on moi i ow he took out two p. and gave 
 PENKNIFE. 
 
 Jer. 36. 23. Jehudi cut roll with a p. and cast it 
 PENTECOST. 
 
 Tins word is derived from the Greek word Tlevre- 
 Koarr], which signifies the fiftieth, because the feast 
 (/Pentecost was celebrated the fiftieth day after 
 the sixteenth of Nisan, which teas the second day 
 of the feast of the Passover. The Hebrews call it 
 the Feast of Weeks. Exod. 34. 22. because it was 
 kept seven weeks after the passover. 
 
 On the sixteenth day of the month Nisan, or March, 
 the "Wave-offering of the first sheaf was to be made, 
 to implore the divine blessing upon the ensuing 
 harvest, which began about that time ; that climate 
 being so much warmer and forwarder than ours. 
 And fifty days being allowed "With that for the get¬ 
 ting in all their corn; that is, the remaining 
 fifteen in Nisan, I March,) and twenty-nine in 
 Jair or Zif, (April,) the sixth of Sivan (May) 
 w'ould be the day (?/Pentecost: when they were to 
 hold the solemn festival of thanksgiving, for their 
 participation of the harvest, together -with a grate¬ 
 ful commemoration of their being delivered from 
 Egyptian servitude, and enjoying their property, 
 by reaping the fruits of their labours. Lev. 2.3. 
 10, 11, (fee. 'The learned have observed, that 
 the very day of Pentecost was the same day on 
 which God delivered the la-w from mount .Sinai, 
 Exod. 19. 11. as it was that, on which the 
 apostles "were filled -with the Holy Ghost, and the 
 go.'.pel teas attended -with remarkable success. 
 Acts 2. 1. 
 
 Acts 2. 1. when the day ofp. was fully" come 
 20.16. he hasted to be at Jerusalem the day ofp. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 8. but 1 will tarry at Ephesus until p. 
 PENURY. 
 
 Prov. 14. 2.3. talk of the lips tendefh only’ to p. 
 Luke 21. 4. but she of her p. hath cast in all she had 
 PENNY. 
 
 Mat. 20. 2. when had agreed with labourers for a p. 
 
 9. when they came, they received every man a p. 
 
 13. friend,diflst thou not agree with me for ap. ? 
 
 22. 19. and they brought unto him ap. 
 
 Mark 12. 15. he said, biing me ap. Luke 20. 24. 
 Rev. 6.6.1 heard a voice say, a measure of wheat for 
 a p. and three measures of barley for a p. 
 PEN N \-worth. 
 
 Mark 6. . 37 . and buy two hundred p.-worth of bread 
 John 6. 7- two hundred p.--wnrth is not sufficient 
 PEOPLE 
 
 Signifies, [1] The whole body of persons that make 
 up a nation, being governed by a certain magis¬ 
 trate, and regulated by the same la-ws, Gen. 41. 
 40. 1 .Sam. 15. 30. [2] Godly progenitors and 
 
 forefathers departed this life, Gen. 25. 8. Deut. 
 32. 50. [3] 'The vulgar, or inferior sort of per¬ 
 
 sons in a city, or nation, Mark 12. .37. Luke 2.3. 
 
 14. [4] Jacob's children and posterity, Gen. .50. 
 
 20. [5] 'The Gentiles, Psal. 117- 1. [6] Both 
 Jews and Gentiles, I.uke 2. 10. [7] I he at my, 
 
 or soldiers of the Romans, Dan. 9. 26. It 
 is also applied to unreasonable creatures, Prov. 
 .30. 25. 
 
 Got. 27 . 29 . let p. serve thee, and nations l)Ow to thee 
 48. 19 . he also shall become ap. and be great 
 Exod. 6. 7- 1 will fake you to me for ap. and be fo 
 you a God, Dent. 4. 20. 2 Ra?n. 7- 24. Jer. 1.3.11. 
 .33. .3. thou art a stiff-necked p. 5. 1.31. 9. Deut. 9. 6. 
 I.ev. 20. 24. 1 separated you fiom other p. 26. 
 
 Num. 21. 29 . fhou art undone, O p. of Chemosh 
 22.5. behold, there is a;, come out from Egypt, 11. 
 25. 15. he was head over a p. in Midian 
 J)eut.-\.33. did everp. bear voice of God out of fire.^ 
 
 7 . 6. L. thy God hath chosen thee to be a special p. 
 14. 2. the Lord hath chosen thee to be a pecidiar p. 
 20. 1. a p. more than thou, l)e not afraid of them 
 
 28. .32. thy sons sliall be given to another p. 
 
 29. 13. that he may establish thee forp. to himself 
 .32. 21. will move them with those that are not ap. 
 .3.3. 29 . who is like to thee, () p. saved by Lord.' 
 
 Ruth 1. 15. thy sister is gone back to her'p. 
 
 1 Ram. 2. 24. ye make the Lord’s p. to ti'ans.grcss 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 10 . brought ark fo ns, fo slay us and our p 
 11 . let it go, that it slay us not, and our p. 
 
 2 Ram. 7 . 2.3. whom God vyent to redeem for ap. 
 22. 28. afliicted p. thou wilt save, Psal. 18. 27. 
 
 4U a p. 1 knew not shall serve me, Psal. 18. 43. 
 
 1 Kings 22 . 28. hearken, O p. every one of you 
 
 2 Kings 11 . 17 . shalt be Lord’s p. 2 Chr. 23. 16. 
 
 1 Chr. 16 . 20. they went from nation to nation, from 
 one kingdom to another p. Psal. 105. 13. 
 
 19 . 1.3. let us behave ourselves valiantly for our p. 
 2. Chron. 1. 9. thou hast made me king over ap. 
 Esth. 1. 22. for he sent letters fo every p. after 
 
 their language, .3. 12. | 8 . 9. Neh. 13 24. 
 2 . 10 . Esther had not shewed herp. nor kindled 
 .3. 8 . there is a certain p. scattered abroad 
 
 4. 8 . go in to make request before him for her p. 
 Job .36. 20 . when p. are cut off in their place 
 Psal. 62.8. ye p. pour out your hearts before him 
 60. 8 . bless our God, yep. H 95. 10 . a p. that do err 
 114. 1. went out from a p. of a strange language 
 144. 15. happy is thatp. 1| 148. 14. a p. near to him 
 
 Prov. 14. 34. but sin is a reproach to any p. 
 
 28. 15. so is a wicked ruler over the poor p. 
 
 .30. 25. ants are ap. not strong, yet prepare meat 
 Isa. 1 .4. ap. laden with iniquity, aseed of evildoers 
 
 10 . give ear to the law, ye p. of Gomorrah 
 
 7 . 8 . Ephraim shall be broken, that it be not a p. 
 
 8. 19 . should not a p. seek unto their God ? 
 
 27 . 11. for it is a p. of no understanding, therefore 
 .30. 9 . write, that this is a rebellious p. 65. 2. 
 
 43. 4. therefore I will give p. for thy life 
 
 8. bring forth the blind p. that have eyes 
 65. 3. a p. that provoketh me to anger to rny face 
 
 18. 1 create Jerusalem a rejoicing, and herp. ajoy 
 Jer. 6. 22. a p. corneth from the north, 50. 41. 
 
 48. 42. Moab shall be destroyed from being ap. 
 
 I,am. 1. 7- her p. fell into the hand of the enemy 
 Hos. 4. 9. and there shall be likep. like priest 
 
 9. 1. rejoice not, O Israel, for joy as other p. 
 Jonah 1. 8. tell us, of what p. art thou ' 
 
 Mic. 4.1. it shall be exalted, andp. shall flow unto it 
 Zech. 8. 20. there shall comep. and inhabitants 
 Luke 1. 17 . to make ready a p. prepared for Lord 
 Acts 15. 14. to take out of them a p. for his name 
 Rom. 10.19. provoke to jeal. by them that are no p. 
 Tit. 2. 14. he might purify to himself a peculiar p. 
 Heb. 8.10. to them a God, and they shall be to me ap. 
 1 Pet. 2. 9 . but ye are a peculiar p. to shew forth 
 
 10. p. of God, in time past were not a p. now 
 Rev. 5. 9 . thou hast redeemed us out of every p. 
 
 ZJ//PEOPLE. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 5. ye shall be a peculiar treasure above 
 allp. Deut. 7 . 6, 14. I 10. 15. Psal. 99. 2. 
 Deut. 7 . 7 . for ye were the fewest of all p. 
 
 28. 64. the Lord shall scatter thee among (7//p. 
 
 1 Kings 4. .34. came of all p. to hear wisdom of .‘^ol. 
 
 8. 43. all p. may know thy name, 2 Chron. 6. .3.3. 
 
 9. 7 . shall be a proverb and by-word among a//p. 
 Esth. 3. 8. and their laws are diverse from allp. 
 
 14. copy of writing was published to allp. 8. 13. 
 
 9. 2. for the fear of them fell upon allp. 
 
 Ps. 47 . 1. O clap your hands, all ye p. shout to G. 
 96. 3. declare his wonders among allp. 
 
 117 . 1. O praise L. all ye natioiis, praise him, all 
 ye p. for his kindness, 148. IL Rom. 15. 11. 
 Isa. 25. 6. Lord make to all v. a feast of fat things 
 7 . the face of the covering cast over all p. 
 
 56. 7 . niy house be called liouse of prayer for allp. 
 Lam. 1. il. all herp. sigh, they seek hreaci 
 18. hear, I pray you, allp. behold, Mic. 1. 2. 
 Dan. 5. 19 . allp. and nations feared before him 
 7 . 14. that all p. and nations should serve him 
 Mic. 4. 5. allp. will walk each in name of his god 
 Hab. 2. 5. because he heapeth unto him all p. 
 
 Zeph. .3. 20. make you a praise among allp. of earth 
 Zech. 12. 3. make Jeru. a burdensome stone for allp. 
 Luke 2. 10. tidings of joy, which shall be to all p. 
 31. thou hast prepared before the face of all p. 
 Ail the PEOPLE. 
 
 Gen. 19 .4. all thep. of Sodom compass. Lot’s house 
 .35.6. Jacob came to Luz, he and all thep. with him 
 42.6. Joseph, he it was that sold \o allthep.ofLg. 
 Exod. 11.8. get thee out, and all t.p. that follow thee 
 
 18. \ A.all thep. stand by thee from morn, to evening 
 21. thou shalt provide out of all the p. able men 
 
 19 8.. all the ;?. answered together and said, 24. 3. 
 
 11. Lord will come down in sight of all thep. 
 
 20. 18. all the ;?. saw thunderings and lightnings 
 Lev. 9 . 23. glory of the Lord appeared Xo all thep. 
 
 10. 3. and before all the jj. 1 will be glorified 
 Num. 11. 29 . that all the Lord’s p. were prophets 
 
 13. .32. and all t.p. we saw are men of great stature 
 
 15. 26. seeing all thep. were in ignorance 
 Deut. 1.3. 9 . afterwards the hand of all the p. 17. 7- 
 17 .13. all t.p. shall hear and fear, and do nomore 
 
 27 . 15. all the p. shall say, amen, 16, 17, 18, 19., 
 
 20 21 . 
 
 28. 10. all the p. of the earth shall see that thou 
 Josh. 4. 24. that all the p. of the earth might know 
 
 5. 4. all the p. that came out were circumcised, 5, 
 
 6. 5. all thep. shall shout 1| 7- 3. let not all thep. go 
 24. 18. Lord drave out from before us all the p. 
 
 Judg. 16. .30. the house fell upon all the p. therein 
 20. 8. and all thep. arose as one man, saying 
 
 1 Ram. 10. 24. there is none like him ainoinr all thep. 
 
 1 E 4. all thep. wept 1| 12. 18. all thep. feared greatly 
 .30. 6. because the soul of all the p. was grieved 
 
 2 Ram. 2. 28. all the p. stood, and pursued no more 
 3.32. king wept at A brier's grave, and (j//p. wept,34. 
 
 .36. and all the p. took notice of it, it pleased 
 17 . 3. and 1 will bring back all the p. unto thee, so 
 all the !?. shall be ill neaca 
 
 19. 9. and all the p. were at strife through all Isr, 
 
 20. 22. woman went to all the p. in her v isdom 
 
 1 Kings 3. .5.3. didst separate them from all the p, 
 60. that all the p. of the earth may know that 
 
 2(>. 10. not siirtice for handfuls fox' all the p. 
 
 2 Kings 123. 3. and all thep. stoori to the covenant 
 
 1 ( hron. 16. .36. and all the p.said, amen, and jiraised 
 28. 21. all the p. will be wholly at thy command 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 4. king and all the p. ofl'ered sacrifices 
 Ezra7, ~o. set judges, which may judee all the p. 
 
 2 A 353 
 
PEO 
 
 PEO 
 
 PEO 
 
 yeh. 8 . 5 . in sight of all the p. for he was above all p. 
 
 11 . so the l.evites stilled all thep.s^y 'mti, 
 
 Psal. 07 . 3 . O Ciod, let all the p. praise thee, 5. 
 
 97 . C. heavens declare right, and altp. see his glory 
 106. 48. blessed be L. C>od, let all thep. say, amen 
 JlccI. 4. 16. there is no end of all the p. even of all 
 Jer. 26. 8 . L. commanded him to speak to all the p. 
 
 9 . all the p. were gathered against .leremiah 
 34. 1. and alt the p. fought against .lernsalein 
 
 8 . Zeclekiah made a covenant with all thep. 10 . 
 38. 4. thus he weakeneth the hands of all the p. 
 
 43. 4. all the p. obeyed not the voice of the Lord 
 
 JEzek. 31. 12. all the p. are gone from his sliadow 
 Dan. 3. 7. when all the p. heard the sound of cornet 
 Zech. 11 .10. break my covenant 1 made with all t.p. 
 
 12 . 2 . .lerusalem a cup of trembling to all the p. 
 
 14. 12. the l^rd will smite all the p. that fought 
 Mai. 2. 9. I also made you base before all thep. 
 JjUkeG. 47 . she declared unto him before all the p. 
 .13. 17 . all the p. rejoiced for the glorious things 
 
 18. 43. all thep. when they saw, gave praise to (Jod 
 
 19. 48. all thep. were very attentive to hear him 
 
 20. 6. but if wesay,of men, all the p. will stone us 
 Acts 2. 47 . and having favour with all the p. 
 
 5.34. Gamaliel had in reputation among all thep. 
 
 10. 41. not to all the p. but unto witnc^sses c hosen 
 
 13. 24. the baptism of repentance to all the p. 
 
 21 . 27 . stirred up all the p. and laid hands on him 
 Meb. 9 . 19 . when jMoses had spoken every pi ecept 
 
 to all thep. he sprinkled l)oth book and all thep. 
 A mtmg the P I'l) P Idi. 
 
 Lev. 18. 29. shall be cut off from among thep. 
 Num. 5. 27 . woman shall be a curse among thep. 
 
 3 Ham. 14. 34. disperse yourselves among thep. 
 Psal. 94. 8. understand, ye brutish among the p. 
 Lzek. 28.19. all that know thee among the p. shal 1 be 
 Dan. 11. 33. and they that understand among the p. 
 Joel 2. 17 . wherefore should they say among thep. 
 Zech. 10. 9 . and 1 will sow amottg the p. 
 Mat. 4.23. all manner of disease among thep. 9. .35. 
 
 26.5. feast day, lest there be an uproar among thep. 
 John 7 .12. there was much murmuring among t.p. 
 
 43. was a division among the p. because of him 
 Acts 3. 23. shall be destroyed from among thep. 
 
 4. 17 . that it spread no furtlier among thep. 
 
 5. 12. many wonders were wrought am. thep. 6.8. 
 
 14.14. Barnabas and Paul ran in among the p. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.1. there were false prophets also am. thep. 
 &ee Common, Poolisii. 
 
 PEOPLE of God. 
 
 Judg. 20. 2. presently' in assembly of the p. of God 
 2 Ham. 14.13. thought such a thing against of G. 
 Psal. 47 . 9 . evenjg. of the God of Abraham, gatliered 
 Ueb. 4. 9 . there remaineth a rest to the p. of God 
 
 II. 25. choosing to suff er affliction with p. of God 
 1 Pet. 2. 10. was not a people, but are iiowp. of G. 
 
 See Grfvt. 
 
 His PEOPI.E. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 14, be cut off from his p. E.rod. .30. .33, .38. 
 I 31. 14. Lev. 7 . 20, 21, 25, 27- 1 17. 4, 9.1 
 19 . 8. 1 2.3. 29, N?im. 9. 13. 1 15. .30. 
 
 25. 8. then Abraham was gatherfed to his p. 
 
 17 . Tshmael was gatherecf to his p. 1| .35. 29. Isaac 
 
 49 . 16. Dan shall judge hisp. as one of tribes, .3.3. 
 Lxod. 8. 29. that flies may depart from hi\ p. 31. 
 
 17 . 13. Joshua discomfited Amalek and hi.i p. 
 
 18.1. God had done for Moses and for Israel hisp. 
 Lev. 17- 10. that soul that eateth blood, 1 will cut 
 him off from among///rjo. 20. .3,6. 12.3. 30. 
 
 21.1. none be defiled for the (lead among hisp. 
 
 15. nor shall he profane his seed among hisp. 
 Jfnni. 20. 24. Aaron shall be gathered to his p. 26. 
 
 21.34. fear not Og of Bashan, 1 have delivered him 
 intothy hand, and all hisp.%5. Dent. 2. 33. 
 
 Deut. 3. 2. I will deliver Og and all his p. .3. 
 
 26.18. Lord avouched thee to be his peculiar p. 
 
 32. 9 . for Ixn'd’s portion is his p. .lacob tlie lot 
 36. the lx)rd shall judge hisp. Dsal. 1.35. 14. 
 
 43. rejoice, O ye nations, with his p. he will be 
 merciful to his land and hisp. Uom.\5. 10. 
 
 50. Aaron died in mount llor, was gather, to hisp. 
 
 33. 7- hear, T.ord, and bring .ludah to hisp. 
 Josk.S. 1. I have given thee Ai, the kin£rand hisp. 
 Judg. 11.23. hath dispossess. Amorites before his p. 
 Ruth 1. 6. heard how the T.ord had visited hisp. 
 
 1 Ham. 12. 22. L. will not forsake hisp. for his great 
 
 name s sake, pleased the Ld. to make you hisp. 
 
 15. 1. to anoint thee to be king over all his p. 
 
 27 . 12 . made /n'jjw. Israel utterly to abhor him 
 
 2 Ham. 8.15. David reigned over all Israel, David 
 
 executed justice to all hisp. 1 Chron. 18.14. 
 1 Kings 20. 42. and thy people .shall go Uir hisp. 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 3. .loab answered, the l.ord inake his p. a 
 
 hundred times so many more as they be 
 
 22. 18. the land is subdued before T.ord and his p. 
 
 2.3. 25. the (iod of Israel hath given rest to hisp. 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 11. because the T.ord hath loved hisp. 
 
 31. 10. for the Lord hath blessed his p. 
 
 32. 14. who was there that con Id deliver/u'.fjo. ? 15. 
 
 33.10. the T.ord si)ake to IManasseh and hisp. 
 
 36. 15. because he had compassion on hisp. 
 
 16. mocked, until wrath of l.ord rose against hisp. 
 
 23. who amongyou of all hisp. go up,'iL’s/« 1. .3. 
 
 Esth. 10. .3. Mordecai seeking the wealth oi' hisp. 
 Job 18. 19 . not have son nor nephew among hisp. 
 Psal. 14. 7- bringeth back captivity of his p. 5.3. 6. 
 29 . 11. the T.ord will give strength to his p. the 
 Lord wilt bless/lAjo. with peace, 68. .35. 
 50. 4. he shall call, that he may juflge his p. 
 
 73 .10. therefore hisp. return hither, and waters 
 78. 20. they said, can he provide flesh for hisp. ? 
 
 62. he gave hisp. over also to the sword 
 71- he brought him to feed Jacoli his p. 
 
 85. 8. for he will speak peace to hisp. and saints 
 94 . 14. for the T.ord will not cast ofl' his p. 
 
 100. 3. we are his p. || 105.43. brought forth his p. 
 
 105. 24. he increased his p. greatly, made them 
 25. he tin ned their heart to hate his p. to deal 
 
 106. 40. the wrath of the T.ord kindled against his 
 p. that he abhorred his inlieritance, Isa. 5. 25. 
 
 III. 6. he shewed hisp. the power of his works 
 
 9. he sent redemption to his p. holy is his name 
 
 354 
 
 Psal. 113.8. he may set him with the princes of hisp. 
 
 116.14. now in the presence of all his p. 18. 
 
 12.5. 2. so is the Lord round abouthenceforth 
 
 I. 36. 16. him whoh-d hisp. through the wilderness 
 148. 14. he also exalteth the horn of/n'.vp. 
 
 149.4. Lord taketh pleasure in his p. beautify 
 Isa. .3. 11. into judgment with the ancients of his p. 
 
 7 . 2. his heart was moved, ami the heart of his p. 
 
 II. 11. to recover the remnant of/n'-s-j;. lelt 
 16 . be an highway for the remnant of 
 
 14. .32. the ijoorof hisp. shall trust in him 
 
 25.8. file l ebiike oi' his p. sliall he take away 
 
 28. 5. for a diadem of beauty to residue oi his p. 
 .30. 26. in day Lord bindeth up breach of hisp. 
 
 49. 13. for (iod hath comforted his p. 52. 9. 
 
 51. 22. thy God that plearleth the cause oi his p. 
 
 .56. .3. the T.ord bath separated me from hisp. 
 
 63. 11. he reinembereddaysof old, Moses and/nV/t. 
 Jer. 27 . 12. and serve him and hisp. and live 
 5). 16 . they shall return every one io hisp. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 18. and did what is not good among his p. 
 .30. 11. he and his p. with him shall be brought 
 Joel2. 18. then will T.ord be jealous ami pity hisp. 
 
 19. the Lord will answer and say to hisp. 
 
 .3. 16 . the T.ord will be the hope oihisp. 
 
 Mic. 6.2. the T.ord hath a controversy with hisp. 
 Zech. 9. 16. Lord shall save them as flock of hisp. 
 Mat. 1.21. Jesus, he sliall save his p. from their sms 
 Luke 1. 68. for he hath visited and redeemed/iwy;. 
 77 . give knowl. of salvation to hisp. by remission 
 
 7 .16. prophetrisen, and that God hath visited hisp. 
 Horn. 11.1. hath God castaway hisp. ? God forbid 
 
 2. God hath not cast away his p. he foreknew 
 Heb. 10. 30. again, the T.ord shall judge hisp. 
 liev.2\. 3. thej’ shall be his p. God himself their G. 
 Heeliouy, 1kr.m;i., Many, Men. 
 Pl''.OPl.E of the land. 
 
 Gen. 23.7. Abrah. bowed himself top. of the 1. 12. 
 42. 6. it was Joseph that sold to all p. of the land 
 Exvd. 5.5.p. of the 1. are many, ye make them rest 
 Lev. 20. 2. p. of the 1. shall sfone him with stones 
 
 4. ifp. of the land do hide their eyes from him 
 Num. 14. 9 . rebel not, neither fear yep. of the 1. 
 
 2 Lings II. 14. all p. of the 1. rejoiced and blew, 20. 
 
 15. 5. Jotham judged p. of the land, 2 Chr. 26. 21. 
 21. 2A. p.of the 1. slew that had killed Amon, and 
 
 p. of the 1. made .losiah king, 2 ('hr. .3.3. 25. 
 
 2.3. .30. p. of 1. took Jehoahaz his son, 2 Chr. .36. 1. 
 25. 3. there was no bread for p. of the 1. Jer. .52. 6. 
 19. JS'ebuchadn. took him that mustered p. of the 1. 
 and sixty men ofp. of the land, Jer. 52. 25. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 25. w'enr after the gods ofp. of the land 
 Ezra 4. 4. p. of the 1. weakened hands of builders 
 
 10. 2. and taken strange wives oi\\\o p. of the land 
 
 11. separate y'ourselves from thep. of the land 
 Kch. 10. .30. not give our daughters to p. of the 1. 
 
 31. if the p. of the 1. bring ware, or any victuals 
 Esth. 8. 17 . many of thep. of the became .lews 
 Jer. 1.18. made thee an iron (lillar against p. of the 1. 
 34. 19 . all ihe. p. of the land w\f\c\\ |)a.ssed between 
 Ezek. 7 . 27 . hands oip. of the land sb-Al be troubled 
 22.29.p. of the 1. have used oppression and robbery 
 
 33. 2. if p. of the land take man to be a watchman 
 39. 13. and all the p. of the land shall bury them 
 
 45.16. all i\\o p. of the land shall give tins oblation 
 22. that day the prince prepare forp. of the land 
 
 46. 3. p. of the 1. shall worsliip at door of this gate 
 
 9. sMowp.ofthe land shall come in solemn feasts 
 Dan. 9. 6. iirophets whii h spake to tliep. of the land 
 Dag. 2. 4. be strong, oWyop.of the land, and work 
 Zech. 7 . 5. speak to all the p. of the land and priests 
 
 Much PEGPl.E. 
 
 Num. 20. 20. Edom came out ag. liim with much p. 
 Josh. 11. 4. they went with -mvchp. even as the sand 
 
 2 Ham. 1.3. .34. thei e came muchp. by way of the hill 
 2 ( Vo-. 30. 13. there assembled at Jerusal. much p. 
 
 32. 4. so there was gathered much p. together 
 Psal. .35. 18. I will praise thee among muchp. 
 Mark5.2\. niudip. gathered unto him nigh the sea 
 
 24. Jesus went with him, and muchp. followed him 
 
 6. .34. Jesus saw much p. was moved with compa.ss. 
 John 12. 9. much p. of .lews knew that he was there 
 
 12. next day muchp. took branches of palm-trees 
 Acts,5. 37 . and diew away muchp. after him 
 
 11.24. and much p. was added unto tlie T.ord 
 
 18. 10. 1 am with thee, for I have m. p. in this city 
 
 19. 26. this Paul hath turned away muchp. 
 liev 19 . 1.1 heard a voice oi much p. in heaven 
 
 71/p PEOPLE. 
 
 Gen. 23. 11. in presence of the sons of m.p. give I it 
 41. 40. to thy word shall all myp. be ruled 
 49 . 29. T am to be gathered to myp. bury- me 
 Exod. 3 . 7 . I have seen affliction of w(..p. Acts7. 34. 
 
 10. that thou mavest bring forth my p. 7.4. 
 
 5. 1. let my p. go‘,7. 16. I 8. 1,20.1 9. 1.1.3. I 10. 3. 
 
 8.8. fake away the frogs from me and from my p. 
 
 21. else if thou wilt not let myp. go, 10. 4. 
 
 22. I will sever the land in wliich myp. are, 23. 
 9. 17 . as yet exaltestthou thyself against myp. 
 
 27 . r.orii is righteous, 1 and wp p. are w icked 
 12. .31. and get you forth from among my p. 
 
 22.25. if thou lend money to any of wpp. 
 
 J.ev. 26. 12. ye shall be my p. Jer. 11. 4. | .30. 22. 
 Num. 24. 14. and now behold 1 go unto ?«p p. 
 .Tudg. 12. 2. 1 and my p. were at great strife 
 
 14. 3. is there never a woman among all wpp. ? 
 
 16 . hast put forth a riddle to children of my p. 
 Ruth 1. 16. thy people shall bewpp. God my God 
 
 3. 11. for all the city of my p. doth know that 
 
 1 Ham. 9. 16. shalt anoint him to he cantain over 
 myp. that he may serve w.pp. I looked on my p. 
 
 2 Ham. .3.18. by the hand of llavid 1 will save wpp. 
 
 7 . 8. 1 took thee to be a ruler over myp. 2 Chr. 6. 5. 
 
 1 l\ings22. 4. I am as tluni art, myp. as thy people, 
 my horses asthv horses, 2 Kings 3. 7- 2 Chr. 18. .3. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 5. tell llezekiah, the captain of my p. 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 6. whom T commanded to feed myp. 
 
 28. 2. David stood and said, hear me, my p. 
 
 29 . 14 who am 1, and what my p. to be able to offer 
 
 2 Chr. 1. 11. wisdom, that thou mayest judge myp. 
 
 6. 5. since day T brought forth myp. out of Egypt 
 
 7 . 13. or if T send pestilence among myp. 
 
 2 Chr. 7.14. if myp. shall bumble thems. and pray 
 Esth. 7 . 3. let my p. be given me at my request 
 
 4. for we are sold, I and my p. to be destroyed 
 8.6. how endure to .see evil shall come to n.y p.? 
 Psal. 14.4. who eat up wpp. as they eat bread. .5.3. 4. 
 50 . 7-hear, O wpp. 1 w ill speak and testify, 81.8. 
 .59.11 .slay them not, least wpp.forget, scattifr them 
 68. 22. Iwill bring my p. again from Itashan 
 
 78.1. give ear, G myp. to my law, incline your ears 
 
 81.11. but myp. would not hearken to my voice 
 
 1.3. O that myp. had hearkened unto me 
 114. 2. my shield, who subdueth myp. under me 
 Jsa. 1.3. but Israel not know, myp. doth not coii'id. 
 
 3.12. as for my p. cldldren are their oppre.^-ors, O 
 myp. they which lead thee cause thci- to err 
 
 15. what mean ye that y e beat myp. to piei esr 
 
 5. 1.3. my p. are gone into captivity, beca- 
 
 10. 2. to take aw ay the right from p-oor tn my o. 
 24. O myp. that dwellest in Zion, be not afraid 
 
 19.25. ble.ssed be Egypt, myp. and Assyria, Israel 
 
 26. 20. come, myp. enrer thou into thy chambers 
 .32. 18. wpp. shall dw ell in a peaceatde habitation 
 
 40.1. comfort ye, comfort ye myp. saith your God 
 43.20. to give drink towpp. my cho.sen 
 
 47 . 6. T was wroth with my p. I have polluted 
 51.4. hearken unto me, myp. anil give ear to me 
 
 16. and say to /ion, thou art myp. 
 
 52. 4. my p. went dow n into I '.gypt to sojourn (here 
 
 5. saith Tmrd, that my p. is taken aw ay for nought 
 
 6. therefore my p. shall know my name 
 
 53. 8. for transgression of myp. was he stricken 
 
 57 . 14 . take stumbling-block out of the w'ay oimyp. 
 .58.1. and shew myp. their transgression, and Jacob 
 63. 8. for he said, surely they are myp. children 
 65.19. .Sharon a fold for myp. that ha\ e sought me 
 
 19 . T will rejoice in Jerusalem, and joy 'mmyp. 
 22. for as the days of a tree, are the days of myp. 
 Jer. 2. 11. but myp. have changed their glory for 
 
 I. 3. for myp. have committed two evils, forsaken 
 ,31. why say myp. w'e are lords, w-ill come no more 
 .32. yet my p. have forgotten me, 18. 15. 
 
 4. 22. for myp. is foolish, they l;ave not known me 
 
 5. 26. for a-mong' my p. are found wicked men 
 31. myp. love to have it so. w hat will y e do I 
 
 6. 27 . 1 have set thee for a fortre.ss among myp. 
 
 7 . 23. obey my voice, anil ye shall be myp. 
 
 8. 7 . myp. know' not the judgment of the TTord 
 
 9 . 2. that 1 might leave myp. and go from them 
 12.16.if they will diligently learn the ways >4'//-pp. 
 
 as they taught myp. to swear by I'aal 
 
 1.5. 7 . T will destroy myp. since they return not 
 
 2.3. 2. saith T.d. against the pastors that feed myp. 
 22. if they hail caused myp. to hear my words 
 
 27 . w ho think to cause my p. to forget my name 
 .32. cause myp. to err by' their lies and lightness 
 
 24. 7-they shall homy p. .31. 1, 3.3. I .32. .38. E.zck, 
 
 11. 20. I .36. 28. I 37 . 23, 27. Z.cch. 8. 8. 
 
 29 . .32. nor behold good that I vvill do for myp. 
 .31. 14. myp. shall be satisfied with my goodness 
 
 33. 24. thus they have despised myp. not a nation 
 .50. 6. my p. hath been lost sheep, they hav. gone 
 51.45. myp. go ye out of mid.-d of her, 1'.. v. 18. 4. 
 Lam. .3. 14. 1 was a derision to all wpp. and song 
 Ezek. 13. 9- they shall not be in as.semhly of myp. 
 
 10. have seduced myp. 1^ 18. huntsoul^of myp. 
 
 19. ye pollute me among myp. by lying to myp. 
 21. I w'ill deliver myp. out of your hand, 23. 
 
 14.8. I w ill cut hiiii off'from the midst d my p. 
 
 II. but that they may be myp. and I their (iod 
 
 21.12. terrors by the sword shall be ujion my p. 
 .34. 30. even house of Israel are my p. saith 1/ird 
 . 37 .12. behold, O myp. I will open your graves, 1;?. 
 .38.16. thou shalt come up against my p. Israel 
 44.23. they shall teach myp. the difference 
 
 45. 8. my princes shall no more oppress myp. 
 
 9. take aw ay your exactions from myp. saith T.ord 
 46.18. that myp. be not scattered from possession 
 Hos. 1 . 9 . then said God, are ye not my p. ? 10. 
 
 2. + 1. say unto your brethren, my p. and sisters 
 
 2. 23. say' to tliem which were not my p. 
 
 4.6. my p. are destroyed for lack of know ledge 
 
 8. they eat up the sin of my p. and they set 
 
 12. my p. ask counsel at their stocks, and staff 
 
 6. 11. w hen 1 returned the cafitivity of my p. 
 
 11 . 7 . myp. are bent to hacksliding from me 
 Joel 2. 26. myp. shall never he asl’ameil. 27. 
 
 3. 2. and w ill plead with them there for n y p. 
 
 3. aiiit they have cast lots for ivy p. and sold 
 
 Amos 9 .10. sinners oi myp. shall die by the sword 
 Chad. 1.3. not have entered into the gate of my p. 
 Mic. 1 . 9 . he is come to the gate of my p. even 
 
 2.4. he hatli changed the portion oi my p. 
 
 8. of late my p. is risen up as an enemy 
 
 9 . the women of my p. have ye cast out 
 
 3. 3. who also eat the flesh of my and flay 
 5. concerning prophets that make my p. err 
 6. 3. 0 my p. what have I done unto thee ' .5. 
 
 16 . therefore ye shall bear the reiiroach of myp. 
 Zeph. 2. 8. w hereby they reiiroached my p. 
 
 9 . the residue of my p. shall spoil them 
 Zech. 2. 11. and many nations sliall be myp. 
 
 8 . 7 . 1 will save my p. from the east couid'-y' 
 
 1.3. 9 . 1 will say, it is my p. and they shall say 
 
 2lom. 9. 25. call them myp. which were not my'p. 
 
 26. in the (ilace where it was said, ye are not myp. 
 2 Cor. 6. 16 . 1 will be their God, they shall be myp. 
 de Dai GHTKR. 
 
 Gf the PKOPI.E. 
 
 Gen. 25. 2.3. two manner of thep. ‘^Iiall be separated 
 26. 10. one of the p. might lightly h.ave lien 
 4<.). 10. to him shall the gathering cf the p. he 
 Num. 25. 4. take all the heads cf the p. and hang 
 26. 4. take the sum of the p. from 20 years old 
 .To.Ji. 4. 2. t.-ike yon twelve men out of the p. 
 
 1 Ham. 9 . 2. he was higher than any of the v. 10. 23. 
 
 12. for there is a sacrilice of the p. to-day 
 
 14. 24. so none of the p. tasted any food 
 
 28. then answered one of the p. and said 
 
 26. 15. there came one of the p. to destroy king 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 7- nor did he leave ef the p. to.lehoahaz 
 Ezra 3. 3. because of the p. of fliose count) ies 
 Neh. 5.1. there was great cry cf t.p. and their wives 
 
PEO 
 
 PE O 
 
 PEO 
 
 :Kc^i. 7.7-?. and some of the p. d welt in their cities 
 i^xal. 65. 7- wiiich stiiletl) the tumult of the p. 
 
 7C. 4. he shiill judae the poor of the p. and save 
 8y. 19. 1 liave exalted one chosen out of the p. 
 
 Jsa. ly. 7- a present o/ a p. scattered and peeled 
 42. 6. 1 will ?rive thee for a covenant of the p. 
 
 51. 4. my judgment to rest for a light (/ thep. 
 
 6:1. 3. and of the p. there was none with me 
 jUzek. 46. 18. prince not take of the p. inheritance 
 
 24. the ministers shall boil the sacrifice of the p. 
 John 7. 31. and many of the p. believed on Inin 
 
 11. 42. because of the p. that stand by 1 said it 
 Acts A. 21. how they might punish, because of the p. 
 Jleb, 9. 7. he offered for himself, and errors ofthep. 
 Uev. 11. 9. they of thep. shall see their dead bodies 
 
 tSee Eaks, Kldf.ks. 
 
 One PEOPLE. 
 
 ■Gen. 25. 23. ewe p. sliall be stronger than the other 
 34. 16. we will dwell with you, and become ewf i). 
 
 22. will consent to dwell with us, to be onep. 
 PEOPLE. 
 
 .£xod. 5. 16. but the fault is in tliine orcn p. 
 
 Lev. 21. 14. he shall fake a virgin of his errn p. 
 il Chron. 17. 21. God wentto redeem to behis on7ip. 
 2 Chron. 25.15. that could not deliver their errw p. 
 Psal. 45. 10. O daughter, forget also thy o:cn p. ' 
 
 78. 52. but made his ownp. to go forth like sheep 
 Jsa. 13. 14. shall every man turn to his ov:7t p. 
 
 Jer. 46. 10. arise, let us go asrain to our ozvri p. 
 
 The PEOP^LE. 
 
 >Gen. 11. 0. the Lord said, behold the p. is one 
 ■Exod. 5. 4. why do 3'e let the p. from their work i 
 
 5. behold, the p. of the land now are many 
 12.27. and the p. bowed the head and worsliipperl 
 
 . 1.3.18. God led thep. i{ 14. 5. was told thatlied 
 
 14. 31. the p. feared Lord, and believed the Lord 
 
 15.14. ihep. shall hear and be afraid, sorrow take 
 
 18. fill the p. pass over which thou hast purchased 
 24. thep. murmured, saying, what shall we drink ' 
 
 16. .30. so the p. rested on flie seventh day 
 
 17. 1. there was no water for the p. to drink 
 2. the p. did chide with Moses, Sum. 20. .3. 
 
 6. shall come, water out of it, that the p. may drink 
 
 18. 19. be thou for t.'ie p. to God-ward, to bring 
 
 19. 9. that thep. ma^' hear when I speak with thee 
 
 17. Moses brought forth the p. out of the camp 
 21. charge thep'. || 24. let not the p. break through 
 
 20. 18. when the p. saw it, tliey stood afar off, 21. 
 24. 2. neither shall the p. go up with him 
 
 8. Moses took blood and sprinkled it on the p. 
 J^v. 9. 7. make an atonement for thyself and thep. 
 
 15. the sin offering for the p. 18. I 16. 15. 
 
 2.3. blessed the p. || A?<w. 11. 1. the 2 ). complained 
 Num. 11. 2. the p. cried to Moses, and he prayed 
 
 1.3. 18. and see the p. that dwelleth therein 
 28. the p. be strong || .30. Caleb stilled the p. 
 
 14. 1. thep. wept that night |1 39. thep. mourned 
 
 21.5. the p. spake against God and against Moses 
 
 23. 9. lo, the p. shall dwell alone, not reckoned 
 
 24. behold, the p. shall rise upas a great lion 
 Lent. A. 10. the Ixird said, gather me the p. together 
 
 18.3. this shall be the priest’s due from thep. 
 
 33. 3. yea, he loved the p. |1 17- he shall push 
 
 19. they shall call the p. to the mountain 
 Josh. 4. 10. and the p. hasted and passed over 
 
 6. 20. so the p. shouted || 24. 28. let the p. depart 
 Judg. 7. 2. the p. that are with thee are too man^’, 4. 
 
 9. 32. up thou, and the p. that are wdth thee 
 1 Sam. 2. 13. the priest’s custom with the p. was 
 
 4. 4. so the p. sent to .Shiloh to bi ing the ark 
 
 6. 6. did they not let thep. go, and they departed 
 
 8. 19. thep. refused to obey the voice of Samuel 
 
 9. 1.3. for thep. y:\\\ not eat until he come 
 
 14. 45. the p. said to Saul, shall Jonathan die ? so 
 
 the p. rescued Jonathan, that he died not 
 
 15. 15. for the p. spared the best of the sheep 
 
 21. but the p. took of the spoil sheep and oxen 
 
 17. 27. the p. answered after this manner, 30. 
 
 .30. 6. Dav. distressed, for thep. spake of sron. him 
 
 '2 Sum. 1. 4. that the p. are tied from the battle 
 14. 15. it is because the p. have made me afraid 
 
 1.5. 12. for the p. increased with Absalom 
 
 1 KingsX.AO. and thep. piped with pipes and rejoic. 
 
 12. .30. for the p. went to worship tiefore the one 
 
 16. 22. the p. that followed Omi i prevailerl against 
 
 the p. that followed I ibni, son of Ginath 
 18^21. and thep. answereil him not a word 
 
 2 Kings 4. 41. pour out for the p. that they may eat 
 
 4.3. he said, give the p. that they may eat 
 
 7. 17. and the p. trode upon him in the gate 
 
 11. 17. made a covenant between king and thep. 
 
 12.3. as yet did sacrifice, 14. 4.'|15. 4, 3.5. 
 
 18. .36. the p. held their peace, and answereil not 
 
 22. 13. inquire of the Lord for me and for the p. 
 
 2 Chr. 12. .3. thep. were without number that came 
 
 20. .3.3. as yet the p. had not pi epared, 30. .3. 
 
 27. 2. and the p. did vet corruptly 
 30. 20. Ld. hearkened to llezek. and healed thep. 
 .31. 10. since thep. began to bring offerings 
 .32. 8. the p. rested on the words of Hezekiali 
 • .36. 14. and thep. transgressed very much 
 Dya 10. 1.3. but the p. are many, and it is rain 
 JSeh. 4. 6. for the p. had a mind to work 
 
 5. 1.3. and the p. did according to this promise 
 
 7. 4. city was large, but thep. were few therein 
 
 8. 7. and the p. stood in their place 
 
 16. so the p. went and brought palm-branches 
 11.2. the p. blessed all that offered willingly 
 
 Exth. .3. 6. they had shewed him thep. of Mordecai 
 11. the p. also, to do with them as seemeth to thee 
 
 4. 11. the p. of the king’s provinces do know 
 Job 12. 2. .lob said, no doubt but ye are thep. 
 
 34. .30. hypocrite reign not, lest the p. be ensnared 
 •Esnl. 2. 1. why do the p. imagine a vain thing ? 
 
 3.3. 12. blessed are thep. whom he hath chosen 
 44. 2. we heard, how thou didst afflict the p. 
 
 4.5_^ 5. arrows, whereby the p. fall under thee 
 
 17 therefore shall thep. praise thee for ever 
 -56.7. in thine anger cast down thep. O God 
 67. .3._let the p. praise thee, G God, 5. 
 
 89. 15. blessed is the p. that know' the joyful sound 
 95. 7. and we are the p. of his pasture 
 
 Psal. 96.1.3. he shall judge the p. with his truth 
 9K. 9. and he shall judge the p. with equity 
 99. 1. the I onl leieneth, \oXthe p. tremble 
 105. 1. make know n his deeds among the p. 
 
 Prov. 11. 14. where no counsel is thep. fall 
 
 26. withholds corn, the p. shall curse him, 24.24. 
 29. 2. in authority, the p. rejoiced, the p. mourn 
 
 18. where there is no vision,//le p. perislt 
 Jsa. .3. 5. thep. shall be oppressed, every one by ano. 
 
 9. 2. the 27- that Walked in darkness have seen light 
 
 1.3. r/ie p. turneth not to him thatsmitetl] them 
 19- and thep. shall be as the fuel of the fire 
 
 10. 6. and against r/ie ^7. of my wrath will 1 give 
 14. 2. and the p. shall take them and bring them 
 
 24. 2. it shall be as with the p. so w ith the priest 
 .30.19. for the p. shall iLvell in /ion at .lerusalem 
 .3.3. 21. the p. shall be forgiven their iniquity 
 
 .34. 5. my sword shall come on the p. of my curse 
 40. 7. surely the p. is grass, the grass withereth 
 51.7. thep. in whose heart is my law, fear ye not 
 63. 6. 1 will tread down the p. m mine anger 
 18. thep. of thy lioline.ss have possessed it 
 Jer. 0.3. .3t. the p. that shall say, the burthen of Ld. 
 31.2. thep. which were left of sword found grace 
 .37. 4. Jeremiah came in and went out among the p. 
 
 39. 14. carry him home,so he dw elt among the p. 
 
 40. 5. go back and dwell with him among the p- 6. 
 48.46. woe to thee, O .Moab, t.p. of Chemosh perish 
 51.58. and the p. shall labour in vain, and be weary 
 
 Ezek. 11. 17. 1 will even gather you from the p. 
 
 20. 31. 1 will bring you out from thep. 34. 1.3. 
 
 25. 7. and 1 will cut thee off from the p. 
 
 26.20. will bring thee down withr/ig ^.of old time 
 33. 6. see sword come, and the p. be not warned 
 .31. and they come unto thee as cometh 
 .36. 20. they said, these are thep. of the Lord 
 .39. 4. thou shalt fall, and the p. that is with thee 
 42. 14. approach to those things which are for the p. 
 44. 11. they shall slay the sacrihee for thep. 
 
 19- shall not sanctify the 27. w ith their garments 
 Dan. 9. 26. thep. of the pi ince that shallcome 
 
 11. .32. thep. that know their God shall be strong 
 
 Ilos.A. 14. that doth not understand, shall fall 
 
 10. 5. for r/ie p. thereo* siiall mourn over it 
 
 10. and the p. shall be gathered against them 
 
 Joel 2. 6. before them the /,. shall be much pained 
 Amos 1.5. the p. of Syria shall go into captivity 
 .3. 6. shall trumpet be blown, and the p. not afraid? 
 Jonah .3. 5. so the p. of IS ineveh believed God 
 Hab. 2. 13. that the p. shall labour in the lire, and 
 the p. shall weary themselves for ver^' vanity 
 Zeph. 2. 10. magnified themselves ag. r/ie p. of l.ord 
 flog. 1. 12. and thep.d'A fear before the I^ord 
 Mai. 1.4. thep. against whom T.ord liaLh indignation 
 Mat. 4. Hi. the p'. that sat in darkness saw light 
 
 21. 26. if we shall say, of men, we fear the 27. for 
 
 all hold John as a prophet, IMark 11, 32. 
 L7tke 1. 21. and the p. waited for /acharias 
 .3.15. as thep. were in expectat. and all men mused 
 
 4. 42. the p. sought him 1| 5. 1. the p. pressed on 
 
 8. 40. when returned, the p. gladly received him 
 
 9. 18. he asked them, w hom say the p. that 1 am ? 
 
 20. 19. feared i/ie/.’. 22. 2. || 2.3.5. sfirrefh wpthep. 
 
 2.3.14. brought litis man, one that perverlcth the p. 
 
 Jolm 6, 24. w hen the p. saw that .lesus was not there 
 
 7. 12. others said, nay. but he deceiveth the 27. 
 
 11. .50. that one man should die for thep/. 18. 14. 
 Acts 5. 1.3. but /7. magnitied them 
 
 8.6. thep. witli one. accord gave heed to those things 
 12.22. r/iep. cave shout, sav ing, it is voice of God 
 14. 11. and w hen the p. saw what Paul had done 
 
 18. with these sayings scarce restrained they t. p. 
 
 19. w lio persuaded ihep. and stoned Paul 
 
 26. 17. delivering thee from the p. and the Gentiles 
 28.17. though 1 committed nothing against thep. 
 
 Jleb. 5. .3. as for the p. so also for himself, 7. 27. 
 
 7. 11. for under if thep. recedved the law' 
 
 13. 12. that he might sanctify r/ie; 77. w'ith his blood 
 ,Tude 5. how tliat the T.ord having saved thep. 
 
 'Ihis PEOPLE. 
 
 Fxod. 3. 21. T will give this p. favour in sight of 
 
 5. 22. why hast thou so evil entreated thisp.? 
 
 2.3. for Pharaoh hath done evil to this p. 
 
 17.4. .Mosescried, saying, whatshall 1 iU^Xothisp.? 
 18. 18. thou wilt wear awai’, both thou and this p. 
 
 2.3. all this p. shall also go to their pla e in peace 
 32. 9.1 have seen thisp. || 21. what did thisp. to thee 
 32.‘til. oh, thi< p. have sinned a great sin 
 .3.3.12. see, thou sayest to me. bring up this p. 
 Knm. 11. ll.layest the burden of all ;/;«/». on me 
 
 12. have 1 conceiv.all this 21 -■' II 13. fleshtot.'iWTi. 
 
 14. 1 am not able to bear all this p. alone 
 14.11. l.ord said, how long will thisp. jirovoke me? 
 
 14. they heard that thou art among this p. 
 
 15. if thou shalt kill all thisp. as one man 
 
 16. w'as not able to bring r/iwp. into the land 
 
 19. (lardon thisp. as thou hast forgiven this p. 
 
 21. 2. if thou wilt indeed deliver this p. 
 
 22. 6. come now', I prav thee, curse this p. 17. 
 
 24. 14. what this p. shall do to thy people 
 
 .32. 15. and ye shall destroy all this p. 
 
 Lent. .3.28. .loshua shall go over before thisp. 
 
 5. 28. r have heard voice of the words of this p. 
 
 9. 13. the T.ord spake, saying, I have seen this p. 
 
 27. look not to the stubbornness of this p. 
 
 .31. 7- be strong, for thou must go with thisp, 
 
 16. thisp. will rise up and go whoring after gods 
 Josh. 1.6. to r/uj 7J. thou shalt divide,the land 
 Jitdg. 2. 20. because thisp. have transgressed 
 9. 29. would to God thisp. w'ere under my hand 
 .38. is not this the p. thou hast .iespised ? go out 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2.3. I hear of your evil doings by this p. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.18. but whom Ixrrd and this p. choose 
 
 1 A'm.e.v 12.6. that I may ans. thisp. 9. 2 I'hr. 10.6,9. 
 7. if thou W'ilt be a servant to this p. this day 
 27- \f thisp. go up to (losacrilice at Jerusalem,then 
 
 the heart of thisp. .shall turn again to Kehoboam 
 
 14. 2. who told me that I should be king over t.p, 
 18^ .37. hear me, O T.ord, that this 27 . mav know 
 
 2 Kings 6. 18. 1 pray, smite thisp. with blindness 
 2 Chr. 1.10. 1 may go out and come in before thisp. 
 Neh. 5. 18. the bondage w as heavy on this p. 
 
 Kelt. 5. 19. accord, to all that T have done for this p. 
 Jsa. 6. 9. go and tell this p. heai ye indeed, but not 
 
 10. make t.'ie heart ot this p. fat, ears heavy, and 
 
 shut their eyes, Amt. 1,3. 15. Acts 28. 26,27- 
 
 8. 6. this p. refuseth the waters of .Shiloah 
 
 11. 1 should not walkin the way of//nj71. 
 
 12. to whom this p. shall say, a confederacy 
 
 9. 16. the leadei sof this p. cause them to err 
 
 2.3.1.3. this 2 -. was not till the Assyrian founded it 
 
 28. 11. with another tongue will speak to thisp. 
 
 14. hear, ye scornful men that rule thisp. 
 
 29. 1.3. this p. draw near me with their mouth 
 
 14. to do a marvellous work among thisp. 
 
 42. 22. but this is a p. robbed and spoiled 
 
 4.3.21. thisp. have 1 formed for myself 
 Jer. 4. 10. thou hast greatly deceived this p. 
 
 5.14. will make my words lire, and this p. wood 
 
 2.3. but this p. hath a revolting heart 
 
 6. 19. behold, I will bring evil on this p. 
 
 21. I will lay stumbling-blocks before thisp. 
 
 7. 16. pray not thou for thisp. 11. 14. | 14. 11. 
 
 3.3. carcasses of this p. meat for fow Is of heaven 
 
 8. 5. w hy' is this p. of .lerusalem slidden back ? 
 
 9. 15. 1 will feed even thisp. with wormwood 
 
 13. 10. this evil p. who refuse to hear my words 
 15.1. yet my mind could not be toward thisp. 
 
 16. 5. 1 have taken away my peace from this p. 
 
 19. 11. even >0 will 1 break this p. and this city 
 
 23. .32. they shall not profit this p. at all 
 
 33. anti when this p. shall ask thee, saving 
 
 28. 15. thou makest this p. to trust in a lie 
 
 29. 32. shall not have a man to dwel 1 among thisp, 
 
 32. 42. brought all this gi eat evil upon thup. 
 
 .3.3. 24. considerest not vvhat thisp. have spoken 
 35. 16. but this p. have not hearkened unto me 
 .36.7- great is the auger pronounced against thisp, 
 .37. 18. what hav'e 1 offended against thisp. / 
 
 38. 4. this man seeketli not the vvelfare of this p, 
 Mic. 2. 11. he shall be the prophet of thisp. 
 
 Hag. 1. 2. thisp. say, the time is not come 
 2. 14. Ilaggai said, so is this p. before me 
 Zech. 8. 6. in the eyes of the remnant of thisp. 
 
 11. I will not be to this p. as in former days 
 
 12. 1 will cause the remnant of r/iAp. to possess 
 Mat. 15. 8. this p. draweth nigh with their mouth 
 Mark 7.6. thisp. honoureth me with their lips 
 Lukef). 1.3. except we should buy meat for thisp. 
 
 21. 2.3. for there shall be wrath upon this p. 
 
 John 7. 49. but this p. who knoweth not the law 
 Acts 13. 17. the God of thisp. chose our lathers 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 21. with other li|)s 1 will speak to this p. 
 
 peoplp:. 
 
 Eiod. 5. 23. neither hast thou delivered thi/p. 
 
 8. .3. frogs cn thg p. 4. |l 21. swarms of flies on thyp. 
 
 9. 14. for 1 will send all my plagues on thy p. 
 
 15. that I may smite thee and thyp. w iih pestilen. 
 15.16. they sliall he still, till thyp. pass over, G 1/i. 
 
 22. 2il. nor shalt curse ruler of thyp. Acts‘23. 5. 
 
 23. 11. let it rest, that the poor of thyp. may eat 
 
 33. 13. and consider that this nation is thy p. 
 
 16. I and thy p. have found grace in thy sight 
 31. 10. I make a cov enant before all thyp. 
 
 Lev. 19.16. shalt not go as a tale-bearer among thyp. 
 Nitni. 5. 21. make thee a curse and oath among thyp. 
 
 24.14. what this peo. shall do thyp. in latter days 
 
 27. 1.3. shalt be gathered Xothyp. .31.2. .32. oU. 
 
 Dent. 9.12. for t y p. have corrupted themselves 
 
 26. destroy not thyp. |! Ruth 1.16. thy p. my peo. 
 29. yet they are thy p. and inheritance, Neh.f. lu. 
 Ruth 1. 10. we will return with thee to thyp. 
 
 2 Sam.1.23. what nation like thyp. / ] tiir. 17.21. 
 
 before thy pi. which thou redeemedst from K.gy pt 
 1 Kings .3. 8. thy servant is in the midst of tlnjp. 
 
 9. understamiing heart to judge My;;. 2 Chr. 1.10. 
 8. 44. if thy p. go out to battle, and shall [iray 
 
 50. forgive thy p. that ha' e sinned,2 Chr. 6. 34,39. 
 
 51. they be thy p. || 2u. 42. thy p. for his people 
 
 22. 4. he said, I am as thou art, my people as thy 
 
 p. my horses as thy horses, 2 Kings .3. 7. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 17- but hd not thy hand he on thyp. 
 
 29. 18. keep this in the thoughts of heart of thyp. 
 
 2 Chro7i. 21. 14. with a plague will the l.ord smite 
 
 thyp. thy children, thy wives, and thy- goods 
 Ps. .3. 8. salvation to I . thy blessing is upon thy p. 
 
 28. 9. save thy and bless thine inherit. Jer. .31. 7. 
 
 14. 12. thou sellest thy p. for nought 
 
 6u. .3. thou liast shewed thy p. hard things 
 68. 7. when thou wentest forth before thyp. 
 
 72. 2. he shall judge thy p. with rigliteousness 
 77-15. thou hast with thine arm redeemed thi/ p. 
 
 20. thou leddest thyp. as flock by' .Moses and Aar. 
 
 79. 13. so we thyp. w ill give thee thanks 
 
 80. 4. how long be angry against prayer of thy p. ? 
 83. .3. they have taken crafty counsel against thy p. 
 85. 2. thou hast forgiven the iniquity of thy p. 
 
 6. revive us, that thyp. may rejoice in thee 
 94. 5. they break in (lieces thyp. O Lord 
 106.4. the favour that thou bearest Xothyp. 
 
 110. 3. thy p. shall be w illing in the day of power 
 Isa. 2. 6. therefore thou hast forsaken thy p. 
 
 7. 17- the T.ord shall bring on thee and r/.yp. days 
 14. 20. thou hast destroved thy land and thy p. 
 
 60.21. thy p. shall be all righteous, shall inherit 
 63. Il.soilidst thou lead My y. |l64. 9. we are thyp. 
 
 Jer. 22. 2. hear, thou and thy p. that enter in 
 27. 13. why will ye die, thou and thyp. by sword r 
 Ezek. 3. 11. get thee to thyp. and s|>eak to them 
 
 13. 17- set thy face against the daughters of r^y p. 
 26. 11. he shall slay thy p. with the sword 
 
 3.3. 2. speak to the 1 hildi en of thy y. and say, 12. 
 
 17. yet children of thy p. say, w ay is not equal 
 .30. the children of thy y. stjll are talking 
 
 .37. 18. w hen the children of thy p. shall speak 
 Dan. 9. 16. thyp. are become a reproach to all 
 19. thy city anti thy p. are called by' thy name 
 
 24. seventy' weeks are determined iipon thy y. 
 
 10. 14. to understand what shall befall thy y. 
 
 12. 1. .Michael, w ho .staiideth for the children of thi) 
 y. and at that time Miy y. shall be delivercil 
 TTos. 4. 4. thy y. as they that strive w ith the priest 
 
 10. 14. shall a tumult arise among thy p. 
 
 Joel2. 17' spare thy y. || Mic. 7. 14. feed thy p. 
 
 2 A 2 3ja 
 
PER 
 
 PER 
 
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 iVa/i. 3.13. thyp, in the midst of tliee are women 
 18. thy p. is scattered on the mountains 
 llab. 3.13. tliou wentest forth for salvation of thyp. 
 
 'J'o or unto the PllOl’Llh 
 JLxod. 4.16. and he shall be siiokesinan to the p. 
 
 18. 14. when .lethro .saw all that lie did to the p. 
 wliat is this thinj; that thou doest to the p? 
 
 19.10. Ro to thep. 111‘2. tliou Shalt set bounds to thep. 
 14. Moses went down from mount to thep. G5. 
 
 Vent. CO. C. that the priest shall speak to the p. 
 
 5. and the officers stiall speak to the p. 8. 
 Jndg.V,.5.g\'-'tt, I pray, loaves of bread to thep. 
 
 18.10. when ye ro, ye shall come to a p. .secure, C7. 
 IhithQ,. 11. and art come to a.p. thou knewest not 
 1 ■‘Sam. 8.10. Samuel told all tlie words to the p. 
 
 £6. 7- David and Abisliai came to the p. by night 
 14. David cried to the p. and to Abner, saying" 
 
 30. Cl. when David came near to thep. he saluted 
 Sl8am.Q.A. .3. now the Lord thy flod add to the p. 
 
 1 Kings 1C. I.'i. the king hearkened not to the p. 
 
 18. Cl. I’lijah came to the p. and said, how long 
 
 19. Cl. Ivlisha gave to the p. and they did eat 
 
 £ Kings4. 4C. he said, give top. that they may eat 
 
 11. 1.3. Athaliah came to the p. C Chrov. C.3. 1C. 
 
 1 C'/irew. 10. 9. Philist. sent to carry tidings to thep. 
 
 2 Chron. .3.5. .losiah gave to thep. lambs and kids 
 8. his i)rinc.es gave willingly to the p. to pi iests 
 
 JKeh. 4. CC. at the same time said 1 to the p. lodge 
 5. 1.5. former governors were chargeabh- to the p. 
 Psal. 9. 8. he shall minister judgment to the p. 
 
 7C. .3. the mountains shall bring jJeace to the p. 
 Isa. 42. 5. he that giveth breath to the p. upon it 
 
 49. CC. and I will set up my standard to the p. 
 
 55. 4. behold, 1 have given him for a witness to the 
 
 p. a leader and commander to the p. 
 T.zek. C4.18. so I spake to the p. in the morning 
 T)an. 7. C7. kingdom be given to the p. of the saints 
 Joel 3. 8. they shall sell them to the p. far off 
 Hah. .3.16. when he, cometh up to t. p. he will invade 
 Zeph. .3. 9. 1 will turn to the p. a jnire language 
 Hag. 1. 13. then spake Ilaggai the Lord’s ines- 
 
 sage to the p. 
 
 JMat. 1C. 46. while he yet talked to the ;;T behold 
 27.15. was wont to release to thep. a prisoner 
 Lnkel .U. he began to si)eak to //(e p. concern..lohn 
 jictsA. 1. as they spake to the p. the priests came 
 5. CO. speak in the temple to the p. all the words 
 10. £. which gave alms to the p. and |>rayefi to (lod 
 42. and he commanded us to jireach to the p. 
 
 12. 4. intending to bring Peter forth to the p. 
 
 1.3. .31. seen of them who are his witnesses to the p. 
 17. 5. the .lews sought to bring them out to the p. 
 
 19. 30. when Paul would have entered in to the p. 
 .3.3. and would have made his defence to the p. 
 
 21. 39. I beseech thee suffer me to speak to the p. 
 40. Paul beckoned with the hand to the p. 
 
 £6. £3. Christ should suffer, and shew light to thep. 
 PLOPLL.S. 
 
 Hev. 10.11. thou must prophesy before many p. 
 17 . 15. waters thou sawest are p. and multitudes 
 PERADVEN'fUKL. 
 
 Gen. 18. 24.p. there be fifty righteous within city 
 
 28. p. there shall lack five of the fifty righteous 
 
 29. p. there be forty 1! .30. thirty 1| .31. twenty 
 .32. I will speak this once,p. ten sliall be found 
 
 £4. 5. p. the woman shall not be willing, 39. 
 
 £7. 12. .lacob said, my fatherp. will feel me 
 
 31. 31. p. thou wouldestfake by force thy daughters 
 
 32. CO. I will see his face,p. he will accept of me 
 42.4. for he said, lest p. mist hief befal 1 him 
 
 43. 12. carry it again, p. it was an oversiglit 
 
 44. .34. lest p. 1 see evil shall come on my father 
 
 50. 15. .Joseph will p. hate us, and will requite us 
 Hxod. 1.3. 17 . lestp. the people repent when see war 
 
 .32. 30. p. 1 shall make an atonement for your sin 
 JWwi. CC. 6 . curse this people,/;. I shall jnevail, 11 . 
 
 2.3. .3./?. the l.ord will come to meet me 
 
 27. p. it will please Clod that thou curse me them 
 Josh. 9.7- loen of Israel said, p. ye dwell among us 
 1 ■‘Sarn. 6 . 5.p. he will lighten his hand from off you 
 
 9 . 6. p. he can shew us our way that we shouhl go 
 
 1 Kings 18. b.p. we may find gra.ss to save horses 
 27 . orp. he sleepeth, and must be awaked 
 
 20. 31. go to the king, p. he will save thy life 
 
 2 Kings 2.16. lestp. Spirit of l.ord hath cast him 
 Jer.^0. 10. watched for halting,/;, he will heenticed 
 Horn. 5.1.p. for a good man some would dare to die 
 2 Tim. 2. 25. p. God will give them repentance 
 
 PERCEIVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To discover, or find out, 2 Sam. 14. 
 1. .ler. .38. 27 . [2] Spiritually to discern and 
 
 co^isider things, so as to make a good u.^e and 
 improvement of them, Deut. £9. 4. [3] 'To know, 
 2 Kings 4. 9. 
 
 He passet'n on, but I perceive him not, .Toh 9 . ll. 
 God continues to work by his providence in ways 
 of mercy or judgment: but though 1 see the ef¬ 
 fects, 1 cannot under.stand the causes or grounds 
 of his actions, because they are incomprehemible 
 by 'me, or by any other man. 
 
 Deut. 29. 4. l.ord hath not given you a heart to p. 
 Josh. CC. .31. this day we p. the Lord is among us 
 
 1 .S’ffw. 12 . 17 . tliat ye may p. your wickedness 
 2/SV/W.19.6. 1 p. if Absalom had lived, and we died 
 
 2 Kings 4. 9. 1 p. that this is an holy man of God 
 Job 9 . 11. but 1 p. him not 1| 23. 8. 1 cannot p. him 
 Prov. 1. 2. top. the words of understanding 
 Eccl. .3. 22. 1 p. that there is nothing better’than 
 Jsa. 6. 9. and see ye indeed, butp. not 
 
 33. 19. of a deeper speech than thou canst/;. 
 
 13.14. shall hearand not understand, seeing,ye 
 shal 1 see, and shall not p. Mark 4.12. Acts 28.26. 
 Mark'. 18. doye notp. that whatsoever entereth in 
 8. 17 . he said, p. ye not yet, neither understand ? 
 Juke 8. 45. I p. that virtue is gone out of me 
 John 4. 10. woman saith, 1 p. that thou art a proph. 
 12. 19. Pharisees said, p. ye how prevail nothing ? 
 Acts 8. C.3. 1 p. thou art in the gall of bitterness 
 
 10. 31. of a truth Ip. God is no respecter of persons 
 17- 22. J p. in all things ye are too superstitious 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 8. 1 p. the same epistle made vou sorry 
 I John .3. 16. hereby p. we the love of God 
 
 3.56 
 
 PERCEIVED. 
 
 Gen. 19 . .33. hep. not when she lay down, .35. 
 Judg. 6. CC. when Gideon p. he was an angel 
 
 1 .S’«OT. .3. 8. Eli p. that l.ord had called child 
 
 28.14. anti Saul p. that it was .Samuel, and stooped 
 
 2 Sam. .5. 12. and David p. that the Ijii d had esta¬ 
 
 blished him king over Israel, 1 Chron. 14. 2. 
 
 12. 19. i)avid p. that the child was dead 
 
 11.1. .loabp. the king’s heart was to Absalom 
 
 1 Kings CC. .33. when the ca[)tains of chariotsp. that 
 
 it was not king of Israel, 2 Chro'/i. 18. 32. 
 Keh.f). 12. lo, I p. that God bad not sent him 
 
 16. they p. that this work was wrought of Gorl 
 
 13. 10. 1 p. portions of 1 evites had not been given 
 Ksth. 4.1. w hen Mordecai p. all that was (Ume 
 Job .38. 18. hast thou p. the breadth of the earth ? 
 I'.ccl. 1 . 17 . 1 p. that this also is vexation of spir it 
 
 2. 14. 1 myself p. that one o' ent hafipeneth to all 
 Isa. 64. 4. norp. by the ear what God hath prejiared 
 Jer. C.3.18. and who hath p. and heaid his word 
 .38. 27. they left off, for the matter w as not p. 
 
 Mat. 21. 45. p. that he spake of them, J.uke 20. 19. 
 22. 18. but .lesus p. their wickedness and said 
 Maik^l.W. .les.p. in spirit that they reasoned among 
 Luke 1. 22. they/;, that he had seen a vision 
 
 5. 22. but when Jesusp. their thoughts 
 
 9. 45. the saying was hid, that they p. it not 
 £0. £3. but he /;. their craftiness, and said to them 
 John f). 15. .lesus p. they would make him a king 
 /Jets 4. 13. when they/;, that they were unlearned 
 
 2.3. 6. when Paul/;, that one part were Pharisees 
 Gal. 2. 9. when .lames p. the grace given to me 
 PERCEIVES'L. 
 
 Prov. 14. 7 . when thoup. not in him lipscfknowl. 
 Luke 0.41. butp. not beam thatisin thine owneye 
 PERCI'.I VE'I 11. 
 
 Job 14.21. are hrought low, but hep. itnotofthem 
 33. 14. God speaketli once, yet man p. it not 
 IJ'ov. 31. 18. she/;, that her merchandise is good 
 PERL 1:1 VI KG. 
 
 71/i7;7f 12. 28. p. that he had answered them well 
 Luke 9 . 47 . .lesus /;. the thought of their heart 
 xicts 14. 9 . and p. he had faith to be healed 
 PERDLLIOK 
 
 Signifies, Titter ruin, or destruction. Rev. 17 . 8. 
 J he son of perdition. .Tudas is called by this 
 name, .Tohn I 7 . 12. because [t] He was most 
 worthy to he destroyed, having brought himself into 
 a state of destruction. [2] lie was ordained and 
 appointed by Cioil to destruction for his sins. [3] 
 He was one, who by reason of the horridness of his 
 crime, is mentioned as the most dreadful instance 
 cf God's irrevocable doom to eternal perdition. 
 Antichrist is likewise called by this name, H i hess. 
 2. 3. because he brings destruction upon others, and 
 is himself devoted to perdition. 
 
 .Tohn 17 . 12. none of them lost but the son of p. 
 Phil. 1. 28. whic h is to them an evident token ofp. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. .3. that man of sin be revealed, son of p. 
 
 1 'Tim. 6. 9. whi( h drown men in destruction and p. 
 Ileh. 10. . 39 . are not of them w ho draw back to p. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 7 . day of judgment, and /;. of ungodly men 
 Rev. 17 . 8 . bt ast was and is not, and goeth intop. 11. 
 
 11. beast is eighth, and of seven, goeth into p. 
 PERLI’.CT 
 
 Is applied, [1.] To God, who is absolutely perfect. 
 Mat. 5. 48. [IL] 'To things, ns weight, measure, 
 Kc. Deut. 25.15. [111.] 'Toman, who is account¬ 
 ed so, [1] 71p Christ's righteousness being im¬ 
 puted, Col. 1.28. fC] Comparatively, when com¬ 
 pared with others -who are partial in their obedience 
 to God's commands, .lob 8. £0. 1 9. 22. [3] As 
 being upright and sincere in heart, and unblam¬ 
 able in the cour.'ie of his life, Gen. 6. 9. 1 17. 1. 
 [ 1 ] As carrying himself innocently and harmlessly 
 towards his enemies, V%a\. 4. [.5] As imitating 
 
 God, in loving and doing good to others. Mat. 5. 
 48. [6] xls being joined t< gsther in judgment, 
 affections, and conversations, laying aside all 
 factions and divisions, 2 Cor. 13. ll. [7] As hav¬ 
 ing a good degree of understanding, I Cor. £. 6. 
 Geu. 6. 9. Koah wasp. I! IT. I. and be thou p. 
 Lev.TPl. 21 . the free-will offering shall hep. 
 
 Deut. 18.13. thou shalt be p. with the Lord thy G. 
 £5. l5.thou shalt have ap. weight, ap. measure 
 
 1 <?>'«;«. 14. 41. .Saul said to the Lord, give ap. lot 
 
 2 Sam. £2. 3.3. he makefh my way p. Psal. 18. 32. 
 2 Chr. 4. 21. lamps and tongs made heofp. gold 
 lAra 7 . 12. Artax. king of kings, to Ezra, p. jieace 
 Job I. I. that man wasp, and upright, 8. I £. 3. 
 
 8. £0. God will not cast aw ay a p. man 
 9- 20. if I say, I am p. |l Cl. though I werep. 
 
 £2. he destroyeth the p. and the w icked 
 CC. 3. is it gain to him, thou makest thy waysp. .i* 
 P.ral. . 37 . . 37 . mark thep. man, his end is peace 
 64. 4. that they may shoot in secret at the p. 
 lOl. 2. I willbehave myself wisely in a p. way 
 
 6. he that walketh in a p. way shall serve me 
 11 9 . + I. blessed are thep. in the way 
 139. 22. I hate them with p. hatred 
 I’rov. 2. Cl. and thep. shall remain in it 
 4. 18. path of just shinelh more and more top. day 
 ll. 5. righteousness of the p. sliall direct his way 
 Jsa. 26. .3. thou wilt keep him in p. iieace, whose 
 Kzek. l6. 14. for it was p. through my lomeliness 
 
 27 . 3. thou hast said, I am of p. beauty 
 
 11, they have made thy beauty,/;. Cit. 12. 
 
 28. 15. thou wastp. in thy w'ays, from the day 
 Mat. 5. 48. be ve p. even as your father is p. 
 
 19 . 21. thou wilt hep. go and sell that thou hast 
 J.uke 1. .3. having had p. understanding of things 
 JohiAT. 23. that they may be madep. in one 
 Acts :i. 16. hath given him thisp. soundness 
 22. 3. taught according to thep. mannerof law 
 24. £2. having more p. knowledge of that way 
 Horn. 12. 2. may (iio\e wliat isthatp. w ill of God 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 6. speak wisdom among them that are p. 
 
 14. t £0. but in understanding be p. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. my strength is made p. in w-eakness 
 13. 11. be /;. beof good comfort, be of one mind 
 
 Gal. .3. 3. begun in .Spirit, are ye made /;. by Mesh ? 
 Eph. 4. 13. fiil we come top. ihan, to lulness of C. 
 
 Phil. 3. 12. not as though 1 were already p, 
 
 15. let us, as many as be p. be thus minded 
 Col. 1. fH- we may present every man p. in Christ 
 
 4. 12. may Stand /;. and complete in will of God 
 
 1 'I hess. 3. 10. might p. w hich is lacking in your 
 
 2 'J'irn. .3. 17- that the man of (iod may bep. 
 
 Heb. 2. 10. to make Captain of their salvation p. 
 
 5. 9. being made p. he became Authorof sah aiioa 
 
 7 . 19. for law made nothing p. but bringing in 
 
 9 . 9. could not make him that did the service p. 
 
 11. by a greater and more p. tabernacle not made 
 
 10. 1. law can never make the comers thereuntop. 
 
 11. 40. they without ns should not be made p. 
 
 12. £.3. and to the spirits of just men made /;. 
 
 1.3. £1. God make youp. in every good woik 
 Jam. 1. 4. but let jiatience have her p. woik, tf.at 
 
 ye may be p. and entire, wanting iicthin" 
 
 17 . every good and p. gift is from alHjve 
 25. whoso looketh into thep. law of liberty 
 
 £. 22. and by works was faiili made p. 
 
 .3. 2. if any ofi'end not in word, same isap. man 
 1 I’et. 5. in. after ye have suflered, make you p. 
 
 1 John 4.17- herein is our love made /;. that we 
 
 18. but p. love casteth out fear, because tear bativ 
 torment; he tliat feai eth is not made p. in lov®- 
 
 ■'see Ilf. \RT. 
 
 Is J’EREE.CT. 
 
 Pent. .32. 4. is the rock, his work is p. his ways 
 
 2 .V;w. 22. 31. as for tIod, his w ay isp. Psal. 18. .30^ 
 Job .36. 4. he that is p. in knowledge, .37. 16. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 7 . law of the l.ord is p. t onverting soul 
 Isa. 18. 5. behrtld the harvest, when the bud is p. 
 42. 19 . who is blind as he that is p. as Lord’s seiw. 
 Mat. 5. 48. as your 1 ather which is in heaven isp. 
 J.uke 6. 40. every one that is p. shall be as his master 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 10. when that which is p. is come, then 
 
 PER FEC I ED. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 16. so the house of God was p. 
 
 24. 13. workm. wrought, and w ork \\nsp. by theiiv 
 Ezek. 27 . 4. thy builders have p. thy beauty 
 Mat. 21. 16 . out ofinouth of babes thou hastp. praise- 
 I.uke C). 40. every one shall bep. as his master 
 
 13. .32. and the third day 1 shall be p. 
 
 Heb. 7 . + 28 . maketh .Son, who isp. for everm.ore 
 
 10. 14. by one offering he hath p. forever sanctified 
 
 1 JohnQ. 5. in him verily is the love of God p. 
 
 4. 12. if w e love one another, his love is p. in us 
 PER EEC 1 ING. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 1 . p. holiness in the fear of God 
 
 Eph. 4.12. forp. of the saints, for edifying of body 
 PEREE.C J lOK 
 
 Signifies, [1] The highest degree, or greatest ac¬ 
 complishment of, a thing, .lob 11.7-.Canst thou- 
 find out the Almighty unto perfection r that is.. 
 Const thou know him and his counsels perfectly f 
 Const thou throughly understand what he aims 
 at in afilicting thee ! [2] Evil growth, maturity,, 
 cr ripeness, Luke 8. 14. [3] 'That good order 
 which by the word cf God is .settled in any 
 church, when all the members thereof keep their 
 due place, and perform their office duly, 2 Cor. 
 
 1.3. 9. [4] 'The deep mysteries of the gospel, or 
 greater degrees of knowledge and grace, lleb. 6. 
 1. [.5] Ju.'tificaiion, sanctification, and conse- 
 guently salvation, Heb. 7. 11. 
 
 1 liave seen an end of all jiertection, Psal. 119.- 
 96. I have observed by my experience, that the 
 greatest and most perfect accomplishments and' 
 enjoyments in this world, the greatest glory and 
 riches, power and wisdom, are too narrow and 
 short-lived to make men happy. 
 
 Job 11.7. canst thou find out the Almighty top. ? 
 15. £ 9 . nor shall he prolong thep. thereof on earth 
 £1. t 23. one diet!' in the strength of hisp. 
 
 28. 3. setteth an end to dark, he searcheth out all p.. 
 Psal. 50. 2. out ot Zion, p. of beauty, God shined 
 119 . 96. 1 have seen an enil ofp. but thy comma. 
 Isa. 47 . 9. they shall come upon thee in theirp. 
 Lam. 2. 15. the city that men call the p. of beauty 
 Luke 8. 14. are choked, and bring no fruit lop. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3. 9. and this also we wish, even your p. 
 Heb. 6. 1. leaving the principles, let ns go on toy. 
 
 7 . 11. ifp. were bv the Levitical priesthood 
 p-ERFEC'lLY. 
 
 Jer. 2.3. 20. in the latter days ye shall consider itp. 
 il7«/. 14. .36. asmany as tom he'd w ere madep. w hole- 
 Acts 18. 26. and expounded way of God morep. 
 
 2.3. 15. ye would inquire something more p. 20. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. but be p. joined together in same mind' 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 2. for vonrseUes know/;, that day of Ld. 
 
 PER EEC f. Verb. 
 
 Psal. 138.8. the l ord w ill p. w hich concerneth me 
 PER El .Cl K E.SS. 
 
 Col. .3. 14. put on charitv, which is the bond ofp. 
 PEREOR51AKCE. 
 
 Luke 1. 45. for there shall be a p. of those things 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 11. so mav be a p. also out of that ye have 
 
 PERFORM 
 
 Signifies. [1] To put in execution, .lob 5. 1C. [CJ 
 'To fulfil or make po\:d, Deut. 9. 5. .ler. 28. 6. 
 [3]''7't; grant or yield to, Esth. .5. 8.^ [4] 'J'q 
 keep and observe, Psal. 119. 112. [5] lo finish,. 
 Phil. 1. + 6. 
 
 Gen. 26. .3. 1 will p. the oalh which I sware to 
 Abraham thy father, Deut. 9- 5. I.ukc 1.72» 
 Exod. 18. 18. thou art not able to p. it thyself alone 
 Kum. 4. 2.3. all that enter in to p. the service 
 J)(ut.4. 1.3. his covenant he commamled yon top, 
 £.3. 23. that w Inch is gone out of thy lips shalt p. 
 
 £5. 5. and p. dutj- of a husband’s brother to her 
 7 . lie w ill not p. duty of my husband’s brother 
 Ruth . 3 . 13. if he will p. the part of a kinsman 
 
 1 Sam. a. 12. in that day T will p.ag. I'll thingsspok. 
 
 2 ■'iom. 14. 15. that Ihe king w ill p. the request 
 
 1 Kings C). 12. then I w ill p. my word w ith thee 
 12. 15. that he might/;. his saying, 2 Chron. 10. 15. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. .3. top. the words of this covenant, to 
 
 keel) God’s commandments, 24. 2 Chron. 34. 31. 
 Esth. 5. 8. if it please the king to p. my request 
 .fob 5. 12. their hands cannot p. iheir enterprise 
 Psal.Q}. 11. a device which they are not able top. 
 61. 8. 1 will sing praise, that 1 may daily p. vows 
 
PER 
 
 PER 
 
 PER 
 
 Ps. 119. IOC. I have sworn, and I will p. if, to keep 
 lie. 1 have inclined my heart \op. thy statutes 
 Jsa. 9. 7- the zeal of the Lord of hosts will p. this 
 19.21. they sliall pay a vow to the Lord, and p. it 
 44. 28. Cyrus my shepherd shall p. all my pleasure 
 Jfr. 1. 12. for 1 will hasten my word top. it 
 
 11. 5. 1 may p. the oath whicli 1 have sworn 
 
 28. 6. Lord p. thy words thou hast prophesied 
 
 29.10. 1 will p. my good word toward you, .‘l.'L 14. 
 44. 25. ye will surely accomplish and p. your vows 
 JLzek. 12. 25. I will say the woid, and will p. it 
 'Mil'- 7. 20. thou wiltp. the truth to.lacoh 
 js^ah. 1. 15. keep thy solemn feasts, p. thy vows 
 Mat. 5. .3.1. thou shalt p. to the Lord thine oaths 
 'Horn. 4.21. what he promised, he was able also to p. 
 7.18. how top. that which is good, I find not 
 2 Cor. 8. 11. now therefore p. the doing of it 
 PJiil. 1. 6. he will p. it until the day of .lesus Christ 
 PEKl'UU.MEU. 
 
 1 Satn. 15. 11. Saul hath not p. my commandments 
 ' 13. 1 havep. the commandment of the l.ord 
 ‘ZHam. 21.14. they/), all that the king commanded 
 1 Kinrjs 8.20. Lord hathp. his word, and 1 am risen 
 up in room of David, 2 Chr. 6. 10. Ne/i. y. 8. 
 Ps/h. 1. 15. Vashti hath not p. command, of king 
 5. 6. to half of the kingdom it shall he p. 7. 2. 
 Psal. Co. 1. and unto th.ee shall the vow be p. 
 
 J.'ia. 10. 12. when Lord hath p. his whole woi k 
 Jer. 23. 20. till he have p. the thoughts, .30. 24. 
 
 .34. 18. who have not p. words of the covenant 
 .35. 14. the words of .lonadah are p. 16. 
 
 51. 29. for every purpose of the Lord shall be p. 
 Pzek. . 37 . 14. having spoken andp. it saith Lord 
 SLuke 1. 20. till the day that these things shall bep. 
 
 2. 39. when they had p. all things to law of Lord 
 itew.15.28. when 1 havep. this, I willcometo Spain 
 PElU'CiaiLl'Il. 
 
 Neh. 5. 13. every man that p. not this promise 
 Job 23. 14. he p. thing that is appointed for me 
 Psal. 57 . 2. 1 will cry to G. thatp. all things forme 
 Jsa. 44. 26. that p. the counsel of his messengers 
 PERFORM 1>Ct. 
 
 JiMW. 15. 3. an offering or sacrifice in p. a vow, 8. 
 PERFUME, S. 
 
 p.Tod. .30. .35. and thou shalt make it a p. .37. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 9. ointment and p. rejoice the heart 
 'Cant. 5. + 1.3. his clieeks are as towers ofp. 
 
 Jsa. 51. 9 . thou didst increase thy p. and send 
 PERFUMED. 
 
 Prov. 7- 17- have my bed with mj'rrh, aloes 
 ■Cant. 3. 6. who is this that cometh p. w ith myrrh ? 
 PERHAPS. 
 
 diets 8. 22. if p. thy thought may be forgiven thee 
 '2 Cor. 2 . 7 . lestp. such a one be swallowed up 
 P/tilem. 15. forp. he therefore departed for a season 
 P lU IL. 
 
 Jam. 5. 9 . we get our bread with the p. of our lives 
 Pom. 8. 35. shedi famine, p. or sword, separate us r 
 PERILS. 
 
 ■2 Cor. 11. 26. in p. of waters, in p. of robbers, inp. 
 
 by countrymen, in p. by heathen, in p. 
 in city, in p. in wilderness, in p. in sea, 
 inp. among false brethren 
 PERILOUS. 
 
 '.£ Tim. 3. 1. in the last days p. times shall come 
 PERISH 
 
 Signifies, [IJTod/e, or lose life, .Tonah 1. 6. [2] To 
 he rooted ovt, 2 Kings 9. 8. [3] To starve, Luke 
 15. 17 . [4] To he damned, 2 Cor. 2. 15. 2 Pet. 2. 
 12. [5] To he taken array, jMic. 1 . 2. [6] To he 
 deprived of heiny, 1 Cor. 15. 18. 
 
 Gen. 41. .36. that the land p. not through famine 
 ■Exod. 19 . 21. lest they gaze, aiifl many of them p. 
 '21. 26. if a man smite eye of his maid, that itp. 
 J'urn. 17 . 12. behold, we die, wep. we all p. 
 
 24. 20. but his latter end shall be thatp. for ever 
 'Vent. 11. 17 . lest yep. quickly from the land 
 
 26. 5. a Syrian ready top. was my father 
 
 28. 20. until thou p. quickly, 22. Josh. 2.3. 13. 
 ■Judg. 5. .31. let all thine enemies p. O T.ord 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 10. he shall descend into battle, and p. 
 Esth. 3. 13. and to cause top. all the .lews, 7 . 4. 
 
 4.16. and if 1 p. 1 p. || 8.11. to cause top. all jrower 
 9. 28. nor the memorial of them p. from their seed 
 ■Job .3. 3. let the day p. wherein 1 was born 
 4. 9. by the blast ot God they' p. bv the breath 
 
 20. they p. for ever, without any regarding it 
 f). 18. paths of their way go to nothing and p. 
 
 '29. 13. the blessing of him that was ready to p. 
 
 '<1. ly. if I have seen any p. for want of clothing 
 
 •Psal. 2.12. lest he be angry, and ye p. from way' 
 9. 18. the e.xpectation of the poor shall not p. 
 
 4y. 10. likewise the fool and the brutish person p. 
 
 12.man in honour is like the beasts thatp. 20. 
 '■68. 2. as wax melteth, so let wicked p. 83. 17 . 
 
 16. they p. at the rebuke of thv countenance 
 146. 4. not trust, in that very day his thoughts p. 
 Prov. 11. 10. when the wicked p. 28. 28. 
 
 29 . 18. wliere there is no vision, the people p. 
 
 31. 6. give strong drink to him that is ready top. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 14. but those ricliesp. by evil travail 
 Jsa. 26. 14. and made all their memory to p. 
 
 27 . 13. they shall come which were ready top. 
 Jer. 18. 18. the law shall notp. from the priest 
 :25. + 10. I will cause to p. the voice of mirth 
 
 27 . 10. that I drive you out, and ye shouhl p. 15. 
 40. 15. that the remnant in .Tudah should p. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 7 . 1 will cause thee to p. out of countries 
 Van.". 18. that Daniel and fellows should notp. 
 Jonah 1.6. God will think on us that we p. not, .3. 9. 
 
 14. O Lord, let us notp. for this man’s life 
 Mat. 5. 29. that one of thy members should p. .30. 
 
 8. 25. saying, Lord, save us, we p. Lnke 8. 24. 
 
 9. 17 . the wine runneth out, and the bottlesp. 
 
 18. 14. that one of these little ones should p. 
 
 Mark 4. .38. Master, carest thou not that we p. ? 
 Lnke 13. 33. that a propliet p. out of .lerusalem 
 15. 17 . have bread enough, and I p. with hunger 
 
 21. 18. there shall not an liair of your head p. 
 John 3. 15. whoso believeth in him shouhl not p. 16. 
 
 11. 50. and that the whole nation p. not 
 Acts 8. 20. thy money p. with thee, because thou 
 
 Acts Pi. H. behold.ye despisers, and w'onder, and p. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.18. for preaching of the cross is to them that 
 
 p. foolishness, but to us saved power of God 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 15. a savour of Cl)iist in them thatp. 
 
 4. 16. but tho’our outward manp. inward is renew. 
 Col. 2. 22. which all are top. with the using 
 2 Thess.Q. 10. of unrighteousness in them thatp. 
 
 2 Pe<.3.y.not willine thatany shouldp. but that all 
 Shfll PERISH. 
 
 Lev. 26. .38. and ye .Wtall p. among the heathen 
 Nutn. 24.24. and he 'aXso shallp. for ever 
 Dent. 4.26. ye j//fl//soon utlerlyp. ye shall not pro 
 long your days, 8. 19, 20. 1.30. 18. Josh. 2.3. 16. 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . L I shall one day p. by' the hand of Saul 
 
 2 Kings 9 . 8 . the whole house of Ahab shall p. 
 
 .fob 8. 13. and the hyjjocrite’s hope shall p. 
 
 11. + 20. and flight shall p. from the wicked 
 18. 17 . his remembrance shallp. 20. 7- I 36. 12. 
 
 .34.15. all flesh shall p. together, and man return 
 Psal. 1. 6. but the way of the umiodly shall p. 
 . 37 . 20 . wicked shallp. )1 92. 9. thine enemies shall p. 
 73 . 27 . they that are far from thee shall p. 
 
 102. 26. they shall p. hut thou shalt endure 
 112. 10. the desire of the \yicked shall p. 
 
 Prov. 10. 28. exi)ectation of wicked shallp. 11. 7* 
 19 . 9. and he that speaketh lies shallp. 
 
 21. 28. a false witness shall p. but the man 
 Isa. 29 .14. tlie wisdom of their wise men shall p. 
 
 41. 11. they that strive with thee shall p. 
 
 60 . 12. kingdom that will not serve thee shallp. 
 Jer. 4. 9 . that the heart of the king shall p. 
 
 6.21. friend shallp. || 10.11. gods.s7/a//p. 15. I 51.18. 
 
 25. t.35. and fliehtp. from the shepherds 
 
 48. 8. valley also shallp. and the plain destroyed 
 Ezek. 7 . 26. but the law shall p. from the priest 
 Antos 1. 8. the remnant of the Philistines shallp. 
 
 2.14. therefore the K\"\\t shall p. from the swift 
 
 3. 15. and the houses of ivory shallp. great houses 
 Zech. 9 . 5. and the king shall p. from Claza 
 Mat. 26. 52. that take tlie sword, shallp. with sword 
 Lnke5. 37. new wine be spilled, and bottles.f/)rt//p. 
 
 1.3. 3. except ye repent, ye shall all likewise p. 5. 
 John 10. 28. slicep.y/i«// neverp. nor any pluck them 
 Horn. 2.12. sinned without law, shallp. without law 
 
 1 Cor. 8.11. shall weak brotherp. for whom ('hr. died 
 Heh. 1. 11. Wwy shall p. but thou remainest 
 
 2 Pet. 2.12. and shall p. in their own corruption 
 
 PERLSHED. 
 
 Nnm. 16. .33. and theyp. from the congregation 
 21.30. lleshbon isp. even to Dibon, laid waste 
 Josh. 22. 20 . that man p. not alone in his iniquity 
 2 Sam. 1. 27 . and how are the weapons of warp. I 
 Job 4. 7 . remember, who everp. being innocent 
 
 30. 2. might profit me, in whom old age wasp. 
 Psal. 9. 6. their memorial is p. with (hem 
 
 10. 16. the heathen are p. out of his land 
 83. 10. asSiseraand .labin, which p. at En-dor 
 119 . 92 . 1 should havep. in mine affliction 
 142. + 4. none would know me, refugep. from me 
 I '.ccl. 9 . 6. their envy is p. I1 Jer.1. 28. truth is p. 
 Jer. 48. .36. the riches that he hath gotten are p. 
 
 49 . 7 . is counsel p. from the prudent ? is w'isdoin 
 L.am. 3. 18. 1 said, my strength and hope is p. 
 
 Joel 1.11. because the harvest of the field is p. 
 Jonah 4. 10. which came up andp. in a night 
 
 1 ic.A. 9. w’hy dost thou cry ' is thy counsellorp. 
 
 7 . 2. the good man is p. out of the earth 
 Mat. 8. .32. herd of swine ran and p. in the waters 
 Lnke 11. 51. whichp. between the altar and temple 
 Acts 5. . 37 . he alsop. and as many as obeyed him 
 
 1 Cor. 15.18. then (liey fallen asleep in Christ arep. 
 Ileb. 11. 31. by faith the harlot Eahab p. not 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 6. world being overflowed with water p. 
 Jude 11. and p. in the gain-saying of Core 
 
 PERISHEI H. 
 
 4.11. the old lion p. for lack of prey 
 Psal. .31. +12. ] am like a vessel thatp. 
 
 Prov. 11 . 7 . and the hope of unjust men p. 
 
 Feel. 7 . 15. there is a just man thatp. in his right. 
 Tsa. 57 .1. righteousp. and no man layeth it to heart 
 Jer. 9. 12. for what the land p. and is burnt up 
 48. 46. O IMoab, the i^eople, of Chemosh p. 
 
 .Tohn 6 . 27 . labour not for the meat which p. 
 
 Jam. 1.11. and the grace of the fashion of it p. 
 
 1 Pet. 1 . 7 . trial of faith more precious than gold p. 
 PERISHIING. 
 
 Job 33. 18. and his life from p. by the sword 
 PERIL RED. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 10. law' is made for liars and p. persons 
 PER MISSION. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .6.1 speak this hv p. not by commandment 
 PERMIT. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 7 . T trust to tarry awhile, if the Lord p. 
 Heb. 6. 3. and this will we do, if Godp. 
 
 PERMITTED. 
 
 Acts "6. 1. Agrippa said, thou artp. to speak for thy. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 34. for it is nor p. to w omen to speak 
 
 PERUICTOUS. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.2. and many shall follow theirp. ways 
 
 PERPETlfAI. 
 
 Signifies, [1] Continnal,or nninterrnpted, Ezek. .35. 
 5. [2] Everlasting, or endless, Psal. 9. 6. [3] 
 
 The duration of time to the end of the zrorld, Gen. 
 9. 12. [4] During the continuance of the legal 
 
 di'pensation, Exod. 29. 9.1 30. 8. L5] A set space 
 of time, .ler. 25. 9, 12. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 12 . token of the covenant for p. generations 
 Exod."<). 9 . (he priest’s office be theirs forp. statute 
 .30. fh a p. incense before the Lord for generations 
 
 31. 16. keep the .sabbath fora p. covenant 
 I.ev. 3. 17 . a p. statute not to eat fat or blood 
 
 6.20. ap. meat-offering for Aaron and his sons 
 
 24. 9. the shew-bread be Aaron’s by a p. statute 
 
 25. 31. may not be sold, for it is theirp. possession 
 Nnm. 19 . 21. a p. statute, that he that sprinkleth 
 Psal. 9. 6. (iestructions are come to ap. end 
 
 74 . .3. lift up thy feet to (lie/), rlesolations 
 78. 66. he put them to a p. reproach 
 Jer. 5. 22. by' a p. decree, tliat it cannot pass it 
 
 8. 5. why peo. slidden back by ap. backsliding? 
 15. 18. w’hy is my pain p. and m v wound incurable ? 
 
 18.16. to inake their land desolate, and p. hissing 
 
 Jer. 23.40. and t will bring upon you a p. shame 
 
 25. 9. anti make them p. tlesolations, 12. 
 
 49. 13. the cities thereof shall be p. wastes 
 .50. 5. let us join to the Lorti in a p. covenant 
 51. 39 . that they may sleep a p. sleep, 57. 
 
 Ezek. 35. 5. because thou hast had a p. hatred 
 
 9. 1 w ill make thee p. desolations, Zeph. 2. 9. 
 
 46. 14. by ap. ortiinance to the Lord 
 Ilab. 3.6. he beheld, and the p. hills did bow 
 PERPEIUALLY. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 3. my heart s’.tall be there p. 2 Chr. T- 16. 
 Amos 1,11. his aneer iii<l tear p. and kept wrath 
 
 PERPLEXED. 
 
 Esth. 3. 15. but the city Shushan was p. 
 
 Joel 1. 18. the herds ot cattle are p. no pasture 
 Lnke 9 . 7 . Herod was p. H 24. 4. as they were p. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 8. we are p. but not in despair 
 
 PEPPLEXITY. 
 
 Tsa. 22. 5. for it is a day ofp. by the Lord God 
 Mic.l. 4. the day cometh, now shall j)e their p. 
 Luke‘A. 25. on earth distress of nations, withp. 
 PERSECUTE. 
 
 Job 19 . 22. w'hy do ye p. me as God, and are not 
 
 28. why p. ye him, seeing the root is in me 
 I^sal. 7 . 1. save me from all them thatp. me 
 
 5. let the enemy;;, my soul, and take it 
 
 IP. 2. the wicked in his pride doth p. the poor 
 .31. 15. deliver me from them that p. me 
 35. .3. stoj) tlie way against them that p. me 
 
 6. and let the angel of the Lord p. them 
 69. 26. they p. him whom thou hast smitten 
 
 71 . 11 . p. and take him, there is none to deliver 
 83. 15. sop. them with thy tempest, and make 
 119 . 84. execute judgment on them (hat p. me 
 
 86. they p. me wrongfully, help thou me 
 Jer. 17 .18- let them be confounded that p. me 
 
 29. 18. 1 will p. them with the sword 
 Lam. 3. 66. p. and destroy them in anger 
 Mat. 5. 11. blessed ate ye, when men shallp. you 
 44. and pray for theni which p. you 
 
 10.2.3. when theyp. you in one city, flee to another 
 
 2 . 3 . .31. ye shall p. them from city to city 
 l.nke 11. 49 . some of them they shall p. 21. 12. 
 
 John 5.16. and therefore did the .lew's p. .lesus 
 
 15. 20. if have persecuted me, they will alsop. j'ou 
 Rom. 12.14. bless them which p. you, curse not 
 PERSECUTED. 
 
 Dent. 30. 7 . will put curses on them that p. thee 
 Psal. 109 .16. because he p. the poor and needy 
 119.161. princes have p. me without cause 
 143. 3. for the enemy hath p. my soul 
 Isa. 14. 6. he that ruleth nations m anger is p. 
 
 L«w. 3.43. thou hast covered with anger, and p. us 
 Mat. 5.10. blessed which are p. for righteousness 
 12. sop. they the prophets before you 
 John 15- 20. it they have p. me, they will you 
 Actsl. 52. which prophets have not your fathers p. 
 
 22. 4. and 1 p. this way unto the death 
 
 26. 11. 1 p.'them even to strange cities 
 
 1 Cor. 4.12. reviled, we bless; beingp. w'e suffer it 
 15. 9. because Ip. the church of God, Gal. 1.13. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 9. we are p. but not forsaken, cast down 
 Gal. 1. 23. that he which p. us in times past 
 
 4. 29 . he that was born after the flesh p. him 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 15. who have killed the Lord and p. us 
 Rev. 12.1.3. dragon p. woman that brought forth 
 
 PERSECUTEST. 
 
 Acts 9 .4. Saul, Saul, why p. thou me ? 22.7.1 26.14. 
 
 5. 1 am Jesus, whom thou p. 22. 8. 1 26. 15. 
 PERSECUTiXG. 
 
 Phil. 3. 6. concerning zeal, p. the church 
 PF.RSECU'l lOU. 
 
 L.am. 5.5. our necks are under p. we have no rest 
 Mat. 13.21. for when p. ariseth, Mark 4. I 7 . 
 y+ctr 8.1. at that time there was great p. ag. church 
 
 11.19. they which were scattered abroad on the p. 
 
 13. 50. and raised p. against Paul and Barnabas 
 
 iJow.8..35.shallp.orsword,separateusfrom Chr. ’ 
 Gal. 5.11. if 1 preach circum. why do I yet suffer p.? 
 
 6. 12. lest they should suffer p. for cross of Christ 
 
 2 Tim. 3.12. all that will live godly shall suffer p. 
 
 PERSECU'J'IOXS. 
 
 Mark 10. 30. shall have in this world lands w'ith p. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.10.1 take pleasure inp. for Christ’s sake 
 2 Thess. 1. 4. W'e glory for your faith in all j'our p. 
 2 Tim.3. 11. know'myp. at Antioch, v;hatp. endured 
 PERSECUTOR. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.13. who was before ap. and injurious 
 PERSECUTORS. 
 
 Nell. 9 .11. theirp. thou threw'est into the deeps 
 Psal. 7 .1.3. he ordaineth his arrows ag-ainst the p. 
 119 . 157 . many are my p. |1142.6. deliver tromp. 
 Jer. 15.15. O L. visit me, and revenge me ot my p. 
 
 20.11. therefore my p. shall stunible, not prevail 
 Lam. 1. 3. all her p. overtook her between straits 
 
 4.19. our p. are sw'ifter than the eagles of heaven 
 
 PER.SEVERANCE. 
 
 Eph. 6.18. and watching thereunto with all p. 
 PERSON 
 
 Signifies, [1] A paiticnlar individual man or xco- 
 man, Gen. 14. 21. Job 22. 29. [2] The ontnard 
 
 qualities and conditions of men ; ptch as country, 
 riches, friends, poverty, and the like, Luke 20. 21. 
 Acts 10. .34. Rom. 2. 11. [3] tiight, name, or au¬ 
 thority, 2 Cor. ". W. 
 
 Ge;/. . 39 . 6. Joseph was a goodly p. and well tavour. 
 Exod. i2. 48. no uncirciimcised p. sliall eat thereof 
 Lev. 19 . 15. nor honour the p. of the mighty 
 Nnm. 5. 6. when commit any sin thatp. be guilty 
 
 19 . 17 . for an unclean p. shall take ot the ashes 
 18. clean p. shall take hyssop and dq) it in w atrr 
 22. wliatsoever unclean v. touchetli, be unclean 
 
 31. 19 . whosoever liath killed any p. or touched 
 any slain, .35. 11, 15, .‘10. Josh. 20. 3, 9. 
 35. .30. one witness shall not testify against any p. 
 Dent. 15 . 22. unclean and clean p. shall eat it alike 
 
 27 . 25. that taketh reward to slay an innocent p. 
 
 28. .50. shall not reeard the p. ot old or young 
 
 1 .yam. 9.2. there w as not a aoodlier p. than he 
 
 16.18. David a comely p. |l 25. .35. accepted thy p. 
 
 2 .V/w. 4.11. have slain a riehteous p. in his house 
 
 14. 14. neither doth God respect any p. 
 
 357 
 
PER 
 
 PES 
 
 PH A 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 11. that fhou po to battle in fliineownp. 
 Jo/j 22. 2y. and lie shall save tlie humble 
 
 15. 4. in whose eyes a vile j>. is contemned 
 4y. 10. likewise the tool and the biutish /i, peiisli 
 Jol. 4. 1 M ill not know a wicked ]>. 
 
 ■ 105. 57 . was not one feeble p. amonp their tribes 
 Vruv. 6. 12. naughty walks with froward mouth 
 24. tS. (leviseth evil, shall be called misthievous p. 
 28. 17 . that doeth violence to the blood of any p. 
 2ia. .‘12. 5. the vile p. shall be no more called liberal 
 t). for the vile p. will speak villatiy, and his 
 
 4.'>. t 4. therefore I will gi\'e people lor thy p. 
 
 Jer. 4.‘1. G. .lohanan took every p. that was left 
 52. 25. he took seven that w ere near the kine’s/i. 
 JiJ-.e/-. IG. 5. was cast out to the loathing of thy p. 
 
 3.3. G. if sword come and take any /a among them 
 44. 25. the priests shall comeat no dead/./. 
 
 J)av. 11. 21 ^ in his estate shall stand up a vile p. 
 JStat. 22. IG. regardest not//, of men, Mark 32. 14. 
 27 . 24 . 1 am innocent of the blood of this just/;. 
 
 1 Cor.Cy. 13. j/ut away from you that wicked /;. 
 
 £ Cor. 2.10. forgave I it in the //. of Christ 
 I'.ph.b. 5. nor unclean//, hath inheritance in Idngd. 
 lloh. 1. 3. and the express image of his/;. 
 
 12. IG. or profane p. tis I '.sau, w ho .sold his birthright 
 ^ Pet.2. G. but saved Koah, the eighth//, a preacher 
 PKK.SON.S. 
 
 Gen. 14. 21. give me/;, and take the goods to thyself 
 I'.xud. IG. IG. gather according to number of your //. 
 J.ev. 27 . 2.//. shall be for fhtr l ord by estimation 
 JS'itm. 19 . 18. clean person shall sprinkle it ui/on//. 
 31. 28. both of the/;, beeves, asses, and sheep 
 .35. thirty and two thousiuul /;. in all, of women 
 Dent. 10. 17 . Ciod of gods, which regardeth not/;. 
 
 22. fathers went down into I'gy pt w ith seventy p. 
 Judp. 9 . 2. the sons of .lernbbaal which were 70 /;. 
 
 4. Abimeh'ch hired vain and light//, followed 
 
 5. he went and slew threescore and ten p. 18,. 
 
 £0, 39. Jlenjamin began to kill of Israel about .30//. 
 
 1 9. 22. those hidden, w hich were about 30/;. 
 22. 38. and iloeg slew on that day 85/;. 
 
 22. 1 have occasioned the death of all th.e//. 
 
 2 Kings 10. G. now^ the king's sons being 70 p. 
 
 7 . they took the king’s sons and slew 70 //. 
 
 Ps. 26. 4. 1 have not sat with vain/;. nor di.ssemblers 
 Prov. 12. 11. he that followeth vain p. 28. 19. 
 
 Jer. 52. 29. he carried cai;tive from .fernsalem 832//. 
 
 30. he carried away caj/tive of Jews745/;. 
 pzek. 7 . t 31. none of their tumultuous//. 
 
 17 . 17 . and l/uilding forts to cut off many p. 
 
 27- 13. they traded the/;, of men in thy market 
 
 Jonah A. 11. wherein are more than 120,000/;. 
 Zepk. .3. 4. her prophets are treacherous//. 
 
 Puke 15. 7-joy more than over ninety-nine just//. 
 Zcts 17- 17- Paul disputed with the devout//. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.11. gift bestovved on us by means of many//. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 10. the law is made for perjured //. 
 
 2 Cet. .3. 11. what manner of//, ought ye to be 
 Jude IG. having iiien’s/;. in admiration of advantage 
 
 See JljtsPECT. 
 
 .. . PElCSlJADli 
 
 Signifies, [1] To convince and convert, Gen. 9. t 27. 
 Luke iG. 31. [2] To he assured or satisjied, ilmw. 
 
 8. .38. i 14. + 5. [3] 'J'o advise, or pvt one upon 
 
 doing any thing, 2 Chron. .32. 11. [4] To deceive, 
 l_ Iv.ings22. 20. [5] To pacify, Prov. -25. 15 . [G] 
 To trust or hope for, Ileb. G. 9. [7] To provoke, 
 or stir up. Acts 14.19. 
 
 Gen. 9. + 27 . (iod shall//. Japhet, and dwell in tents 
 
 1 Kings‘n. 20. vvliosluill//. Ahab, to go up and fall 
 
 21.1 will/;, him |122. thou shalt//. him and prevail 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 11. doth not liezekiah p. you to give 
 Isa. .3G. 18. beware, lest I'.ezekiah//. you, saying 
 Mat. 28. 1-1. we will p. him and secure you 
 
 2 Cor. 5.11. we//, men li Gal. 1.10.do 1 now//.men? 
 
 1 John 3.1 19 . and shall /;. our hearts before him 
 
 PEK.su A DPI). 
 
 £ Chr. 18. 2. Ahab p. Jehoshapat to go with him 
 Prov. ‘25. 15 . by long forbearing is a prince//. 
 
 Mat. 27 _. 20. the chief i/rie.sts/;. the multitude 
 luke 16 . 31. will not be /;. if one rose from dead 
 20.6. for they be p. that John wasaj/rophet 
 Jlcts 13. 4.3. p. them to continue in grace of God 
 14. 19. who//, the peoi/le, and having stoned Paul 
 
 18. 4._ Paul//. the Jews and the Greeks 
 
 19. 26. this Paul hath p. turned away much people 
 21. 14. when he would not be//, we ceased 
 
 26. 26. 1 am//, none of these things are hid from 
 Mom. 4.21. being/;, that what he had promised 
 
 8. 38. 1 am /;. that nothing can separate us from 
 
 14. 5. let every man be fully /;. in his mind 
 
 14.1 know and am p. there is nothing unclean 
 
 15. 14. I myself also am /;. of you, my brethren 
 
 2 Tim. 1.5. and 1 am /;. that in thee also 
 
 12. 1 am p. that he is able to keep what I comm. 
 IJeb. 6. 9 . we are p. better things of you, though thus 
 11. 13. having seen them afar off, were//, of them 
 PEKSUADEST. 
 
 HctsZG. 28. almost thou//, me to be a Christian 
 PEKStJADETIl. 
 
 2 /i.f///7't 18. .32. when liezekiah//. you,saying 
 Hits 18. 13. Paul p. men to worship contrary to law 
 PEKSUADIKG. 
 
 Zcts 19. 8. p. things concerning kingdom of God 
 28.23.//. them concern. Jesus from law and i/roph. 
 PEKSUASION. 
 
 Gal. 5. 8. this//, cometh not of him that calletli you 
 . PElM'AlTv. 
 
 lev.'!. 20. sacrifice of [/eace offerings /;. to lord 
 21. and eat ot the sacrifice which p. to the l.ord 
 ^ Sam.‘25. 22. if I leave all that//, to liiin 
 Mom. 15. 17- in those things which//, to God 
 
 1 Cor. G. .3. how much more things//, to this life 
 
 2 I’et. 1.3. hath given us all things that/;, to life 
 
 PEHTAIIS' ED. 
 
 JVww. 31. 43. the half that//, to the conaregation 
 Josh.HP .3.3. IJeazar was buried in a lull that//. 
 Judg. 6. 11. angel sat under an o-ak that//, to .loash 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 21. nothing missed of all that /;. to N ahal 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 15. which //. to Ish boshefh, son of .Saul 
 
 6. 12. God blessed all that/;, to Obed edom 
 
 9. 9. have given master's son all that//, to Saul 
 
 m 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 4. thine are all that p. to 'Mepliil/oshefh 
 
 1 Kings’!. 48. Solomon made vessels that/;, to liouse 
 
 2 Kings 24. 7. all that//, to tile king ot I .g> pt 
 
 1 Clnon. 9 . 27 . opening every morning /;. to them 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 4. he t(/ok the cities which//, to Jiitlah 
 34. 33. .Icsirih t< <)k away aliominations p. to Israel 
 
 Pf.K'l A1 NEl II. 
 
 Lev. 14. .32. to get that w liicli//. to cleansing 
 A?/;//. 4. IG. to the (/Mice of I leazar/;. the oil 
 Pent. 22. 5. w(/man shall not wear w hat//, to aman 
 
 1 SamJ2!. G. /ikiag /;. to the kingsof .liidali 
 
 2 Lhron. ‘26. 18. it/;. n(;t to thee, Gzziali, to burn 
 Jiom. <J. 4. to whom p. the adi/ption and the glory 
 JJeh.7. 13. he /;. <0 another tribe, of wliicli no man 
 
 PI’.lt I AlMKt;. 
 
 .fo.sh. 13. 31. tialf Gilead and (ities//. to Macbir 
 1 Chron. 2G. 32. riders tor every matter/;, to God 
 Acts 1. 3. s))eaking of things p. to kingdom of (iod 
 1 Cor. 6. 4. have ludgnieiit of things,/;. to this life 
 I lei).‘2. 17 . merciful 11 igh Priest in tilings//, to God 
 5. 1. is ordained for men in tilings//. iGtiod 
 9 . 9. tiot make him perfect, as /;. to conscience 
 PER VERSE. 
 
 22. .32. because tliy way is/’, before me 
 Deui. 32. 5. they are a /;. and crooked generation 
 1 Sam. 20. 30. thou son of the//, ret/ellioiis woman 
 Jol) G. 30. caiiiKit my taste discern//, things? 
 
 9 . 20. my tncuth shall also prove me p. 
 
 Prov. 4. 24. and //. li)/s put far from thee 
 
 8. 8. there is nothing froward or//, in them 
 12. 8. he that is of a//, heart shall he despi.sed 
 
 14. 2. he that is/;, in his ways despiseth him 
 17- 20. that hath //. tongue talleth into mischief 
 19. 1. than he that is/;, in his lips, and a fool 
 
 23. 33. and thitie lieart shall utter/;, tilings 
 
 28. C. than he that is p. in his ways, thougii rich 
 18. he that is//, in his ways sliall fall at once 
 Pa. 19 . 14. the l.ord hath tningled a/;, spirit 
 Mat. 17 . 17 . G//. generation, Luke'2. 41. 
 
 Acts‘ 20 . .30. shall men arise, speaking//. tilings 
 Phif 2. 15. blameless in the midst of a//, nation 
 
 1 'Jim. 0. 5. p. disputings of men of corrupt minds 
 
 PEliViRSEEY. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 19. nor remember what servant did p. 
 
 1 Kings it. 47 . we have sinned and have done//. 
 Psal. 119 . 78. they dealt/;, wit lime without cause 
 
 PERVER.SEISi ESS. 
 
 Kum. 2.3. 21. neither hath he seen p. in Israel 
 Prov. 11..3.but//, of transgres.sorsshal 1 destroy them 
 
 15. 4. but/;, fliereiii as a breach in the spirit 
 Pa. 50. 12. ye trust in p. and stay tliereon 
 
 59.3. lips have spoken lies, your tongue hath mut¬ 
 
 tered p. 
 
 Ezek. 9 . 9. the land is full of blood, and city of p. 
 
 _ PERVEirr. 
 
 Pent. 16.19. a gift doth p. words of the righteous 
 
 24. 17. thou shalt not/;, ihejudgmcnt of stranger 
 John. 3. doth God /;. judgment or justice ? 
 
 .34.12. nor will the Almighty//, judgment 
 l^ruv. 17 . 23. top. the ways of judgment 
 31. 5. and p. the judgment of any of the afflicted 
 Mic. 3. 9 . liear this, f pray yon, ye that//, equity 
 Acts 13. 10. w ilt notecase top. rig lit ways of Lord ? 
 Gal. 1 . 7 . and would /;. the gos|)el of Christ 
 Pr.HVEin ED. 
 
 1 Sam. 8 . 3. Samuel's sons took bribes,//, judgment 
 Job 33. 27- if any say, 1 have p. what was right 
 Jsa. -I 7 . 10 . thy w isdom and knowledge, it halh p. 
 Jer. 3. 21 . they have/;, their wa^’, and forgotten L. 
 
 23. .36. ye have//, the words of tlie living God 
 Pl'.RVER'I ETII. 
 
 F.xod. 2.3. 8 . the gift p. the words of the l ighteons 
 Pent. 27 . 19- cursed he he that//, judgrn. of stranger 
 Prov. 10. 9 . but lie that /;. his ways shall he knowii 
 19 . 3. the foolishness of a man p. Ids waj’ 
 
 Jsa. 24. 11. the Lord //. the face of the earth 
 Luke 23.14. hronglit this man as one that//, people 
 PERVERTlAtG. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 8. if fl'.ou seest the violent//, of judgment 
 Luke 23. 2. found this fellow //. the nation 
 PKS I ILEKGE. 
 
 Lxod. 5. 3. lest he fall on us witli p. or sword 
 
 9. 15. that I may smite thee and thy peop. with p. 
 J,ev. 2G. 25. 1 will send the//, amongyou 
 
 Kum. 14. 12. I will smile them with the//. 
 
 Pent. 28. 21. the Lord shall make//, cleave to thee 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 13. there be three days’ /;. 1 C7/r. 21.12. 
 15. the Lord sent up. on Israel,! Chr.‘2\. 14. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .37. if there be in the land famine, p. 
 
 blasting locust, 2 C/;/-. G. 28. | 7.13. | 20.9. 
 Psal. 76. . 50 . he g;r;e their life over to the//. 
 
 91.3. he shall deliver thee from the noisome//. 
 
 G. nor for the//, that walketh in darkness 
 
 Jer. 14. 12. 1 will consume them by//. 24.10.1 27.8. 
 21.0. the inhabitants of this city shall die by//. 
 
 7 . 1 will deli\ er Zedekiali from the//. 
 
 9 . I'.e tliat abidefli in city shall die by p, 38. 2. 
 
 27 . 13.why willyedie hy the sword and/;. .*’ 
 
 28. 8. prophets of old pro|)hesied of war and of p. 
 
 29 . 17- behold, I win send upon them the p. 
 
 18. I will i)eiseciife them with the famine and//. 
 .32. 24. the c ity is given because of the p. 36. 
 
 34. 17 . I proclaim a liberty for you to the//. 
 
 42. 17 . they that go to Egypt sliail die by tlie//. 22. 
 44. 13. as 1 have punished .leriisalem l/y the p. 
 Ezek. 5. 12. a third part shall die with the//. 
 
 17 . p. and t/lood shall pass thro’ thee, !>. spoken it 
 G. 11. they shall fall by sword, famine, and tlie/;. 
 
 12. lie that is far off'shall die by the ju. 
 
 7 . 15. a sword w ithout, p. and famine w itlrin 
 12. IG. 1 will lea\ e a few men of them from the/’. 
 14. 19.or if i send a//, into that l.md, and [/oiirout 
 21. when I send the//, to cut off man and beast 
 28. 23. I w ill send to her//, and blood into streets 
 33. 27 . they tliat he in caves shall die of the ;/. 
 
 .3!I. 22. I will ])lead against him w ith p. and blood 
 rimos 4. 10. I lun e sent among you the /;. 
 
 Jlah 3. 5. before him went the p. and burning 
 IG’.Sl 1 PEACES. 
 
 21j«/. 24.7- and there shall be//. Luke‘2\.f\. 
 
 P ES I'I UEA 'P. 
 
 Acts 24. 5. we have found this man a p. fellow 
 
 PESTLE. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 22. bray a fool in a mortar with a p. 
 
 PE'I II ION. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 17 . the God of Israel grant thee tliy p, 
 
 27 . Lord liath given me my p. wbicli I asked 
 + 2ti. l/e wlioMi 1 ol/laiiied by p. shall be returned 
 2. t 20. Lord give fliee seed, tor the /;. she asked 
 1 Kings 2. IG. now 1 ask one /;. of thee, di ny me not 
 
 20. I desire one small /;. of tliee, say me not nay 
 MmIi. 5. G. the king sai/l, what is thy/'- 7.2. | 9.12. 
 
 7 . tlien ) sther .>^ai<l, my’ /;. and request is 
 
 8. if it please the king to grant my p. and request 
 7 . 3. let my life he given me at my p. and my peu 
 Jsa. 7 ..+ 11. ask thee a sign, make lliyp. deep 
 Pan. G. 7- w hosoever shall ask a p. of any god, 12. 
 
 13. but luaketli his p. three times a day 
 
 PEI I I IONS. 
 
 l^sal. 20. 5. the I/ini fulfil all thy p. 
 
 I John 5. 15. we know we have tliep. we desired 
 
 PilAUlSEL. , 
 
 Thi.s .sect teas one of the most ancient and most con- 
 siderahte among the .lew s, and its original is not' 
 very icell knoun, some placing the beginning of the 
 Pliarisees sooner, others later. 'Ihey take their 
 name from a Debrew word, ichich signifies Divi¬ 
 sion, or .Separati(/n, because they distinguished 
 thcmselve.s jrom the other Israelites, by a more 
 strict manner vfi life, cf uhich they made proft.s- 
 sion : they uere very numerous, and jar extended: 
 they svbstilutqd human traditions in the room ofi 
 (jofi.s icord, affected to make a great slieio ofi 
 religion in. outward things ; but were proud, covet¬ 
 ous, unjust, super.ttitiou.', awl hypocritical. 
 
 II hen our Saviour .iesns Christ uyj.eared in Judea, 
 the Pharisees were then in great credit among the 
 people, because of the opinion they had conieived 
 if their great learning, sanctity of manners, and 
 exact observance of the law. They Jd.- ttd often, 
 made long prayers, paid their tithes scrupulously, 
 distributed much alms. But all this was i itiated' 
 and corrupted ,hy a spirit ofi pride, ostentation, 
 hypocrisy, and .self-love. Like to whitened seind- 
 chres. they appeared beautiful without, whilst 
 icilhin was nothing but corruption and deformity. 
 Mat. 23. 27 . J luy wore laige rolls of parchment 
 ujion their foreheads and wrists, on which were 
 written certain -cords of the law j and affected to 
 have fringes and borders at the corners and hems 
 of their garments, broader than the other Jews 
 wore, as a badge of distinction, and as greater 
 observers cf the law than others. 
 
 In matters if religion, the traditions of the ancients 
 were the chief subject of their studies; and to 
 these they made addnicns of their own, as they 
 thought Jit, making their own opinion to pass jar 
 traditions of" the ancients. By this means they 
 had overburdened the lawcf Gcd -with a va.-t num¬ 
 ber of trifling observance-^, that were, useless and' 
 dugustjul, and which made it a heavy and insup¬ 
 portable yoke. J'hcy hud even altered and cor¬ 
 rupted it in important articles, by their 0:1 n per¬ 
 verse interpretations of it, as our Kavicur in his 
 go.ipel reproaches them -with, for example, the 
 law commands us to honour onr father and mother c 
 the l-'harisees taught, that if -we say to our parents 
 that are in necessity; “ Mather, or mother, the 
 thing you ask of me is dedicated to God, it is no 
 longer in my power, but you shall have a part iw 
 the merit of my effering, -which will do you as 
 much good as if 2 had giien it to youthey. 
 were then freed from the obligation of succouring 
 their parents. Mat. 15. 4, 5, 6. 
 
 The observation of the sabbath is another point they 
 had refined upon, and our Saviour often argued 
 with them upon this head. J'liey maintained, that 
 upon this day it was not so much as allo-wed to 
 heal a sick person, though Christ did it only with 
 a word speaking, Luke 6. 7. 8. They fund fault, 
 that upon this day the people brought their sick to 
 he healed. They were scandalized, that a man 
 carried a-way his bed upon the sabbath-day, ujter 
 he had beat cured of a palsy. John 5. 8, 9. 10. 
 I'rom all Tvhich they concluded, that onr Lord 
 and Saviour .lesus Christ e//«/<7 not be a man sent 
 from God, because he so little observed that pro¬ 
 found rest, that they thought -was to be kept ott 
 this day, .lolin 9- IG. 
 
 Our Saviouruphraids them with making long prayers, 
 standing up in the synagogues, or at the corners of 
 the streets, and under pretence of prayer to con¬ 
 sume widow's' houses, either by entertaining them 
 on account of their yrayers, or by persuading these 
 shalloio widows to intrust them with their estates, 
 and then defrauding them cf the same, Alat. 23. 
 
 14. lie also reproaches them with compassing sea 
 an l land to make a proselyte, or to com ert a Gen¬ 
 tile : and after that to make him .'till a greater 
 sinner than he xeas before, by teaching him a per¬ 
 nicious doctrine, and making him more opposite to 
 the gospel, instead of shewing him the true paths to 
 piety. Mat. 2.3. 15. lie says, they affect to build 
 up the tombs of the old prophets, and openly to 
 declare, that they disapprove of the actions of their 
 forefathers -who persecuted them, -while they them¬ 
 selves were actuated by the same .spirit, and oppose 
 all those that would reclaim them from their enor¬ 
 mities, I\lat. 23 . 29. Luke 11. 47. 48. 
 
 The l^liarisees believed the sctil to be immortal, and' 
 acknow ledged the existence cj' angels and spirits. 
 Acts 23. 8. Jhey likewise admitted a kind of 
 transniigration of the souls of good men, which 
 might pass from one liody to another; -whereas 
 those of-wicked men were condemned to d-well for 
 ever III prisons oj' darkness. Jt was in conscgiiencc 
 of these principles, that some of the Pharisees 
 said, that Jesus Christ was John the Baptist, or 
 I'lias, or some one of the oldpnphets, IMat. 16. 14.. 
 that is. that the soul of one of these great men had 
 passed into the body cf our -iavionr. They believed' 
 also the resurrection of the dead, and admitted of' 
 all the consequences of it, against the Sadduceis-- 
 -who rejected it. iMat.'22. 23. Acts 23.8. 
 
PIL 
 
 PIP 
 
 PIE 
 
 Mat. G3. 26. thou blind p. cleanse first within 
 Luke\\. . 37 . a certain p. besought him to dine 
 38. Id. went to pray, one a the other a i^ublican 
 li. the p. stood and prayed thus with himself 
 Jlcts 5. 34. then stoo<l up one in the council, a p. 
 
 '’.3. 6. Paul cried out, I am a j». the son of a p. 
 
 26.5. after strictest sect of our religion 1 lived a p. 
 P/iiL3.5. iiebrew of Hebrews, as loucliing law, dp. 
 
 PHARKSPIiS. 
 
 3Iat. 5. 20. exceeri the righteousness of the p. 
 y. 14. why do we and the p. fast oft i Mark 2. 18. 
 ,34. /(.said, he castelh out devils by prince ot dev. 
 35. 12. knowest thou that the p. were offended 
 
 16.6. take heed and beware of the leaven of the p. 
 and .Satlducees, 11. Mark^. 35. Luke 12. 1. 
 
 ly. .3. the p. also came to him, tempting him ^ 
 
 2''.. 2. saying, the scribes and p. sit in Moses’ seat 
 13. woe to you scribes anti p. hypocrites, 34, 35, 
 2.3, 25, 27, 2y. Luke 11. 42, 4.3, 44. 
 Luke 5. .30. the scribes and p. murmured, 35. 2. 
 
 6 . 7 . the scribes and p. watchetl him, \yhether 
 7 '. 30. but the p. rejected the counsel of Gyd 
 li. . 39 . now do ye p. make clean outside ot the cup 
 Ifi! 14. p. who were covetous, heard these ihings 
 Jo/in 1. 24. they w hich were sent were ot the 
 3 . 1 . there was a man of the/i. named Micodemus 
 7 '. .32. the p. and priests sent olticers to take him 
 48. have any of the rulers or/;, believed on him ? 
 11. 47 . then the p. gathered a council, and said 
 57 . now the p. liad given a commandment 
 j^cts 15. 5 . there rose up certain of sect of the p. 
 
 23. 7 . there arose a dissension between /;. and .Sad. 
 
 ~8 there is no resttrrection, but the /(.confess both 
 
 PHILOSOPHY, 
 
 The love of viisdom. It comes from the Greek xcord 
 (hCKos, a lover, and <jo<pia, wisdom. The apostle 
 ^Paul bids the Colossians hezvare, lest any man 
 spoil them through philosophy. Col. 2. 8 . And 
 in the Acts, 6 V. Luke relates, that when 8t. Paul 
 came to Athens, he there found Epicurean and 
 Stoic philosophers, who made a jest of his dis¬ 
 courses ; and no wonder, seeing they placed the chief 
 happiness in pleasure, and denied the providence of 
 God, Acts 17 . 38. The same apostle, in many 
 places of his epistles, opposes the false wisdom, and 
 wise men of the age, which is nothing else but the 
 pagan philosophy, always contrary to the wisdom 
 cf Christ, and the true religion; which in the 
 notion of the philosophers and sophists of this world 
 seemed to be mere folly, being built neither upon 
 evidence, nor the eloquence and subtilty of those 
 that preached it, hut upon the power of God, and 
 his Single authority, upon the ojieration of the Holy 
 Ghost, which influenced the hearts and minds of 
 those whom he called to the faith. 
 
 Col. 2 . 8 . beware, lest any man spoil ymu through p. 
 PHILOSOPHERS. 
 
 Acts 17 . 18 .then certain/;, encountered him, and said 
 PHYLACTERIES. 
 
 This word comes from the Greek, and s'/( 7 W?j?e.r,Things 
 to be esi)ecially observed. These Phylacteries 
 were certain little boxes, or certain rolls of parch¬ 
 ment, wherein were written certain Words of the 
 law. These the Jews wore upon their foreheads, 
 upon their wrists, and the hem of their garments, 
 which custom is founded upon what you read in 
 Exod. 1.3. 9 , 16. and in ^um. 35. 38, 39. The 
 Pharisees affected to have their phylacteries 
 broader than the other Jews wore, as a badge of 
 distinction, and through ostentation, which is that 
 our iSaviour reprehends them for. 
 
 Mat. 23. 5. they make broad their/;, and enlarge 
 PHYSICIAN 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] One who professes and practises the 
 art of physic, Mark 5. 26. [2] Embalmers of dead 
 bodies, Gen. 50. 2. [3] Comforters or healers by 
 advice and counsel. Job 13. 4. [4] Prophets and 
 teachers, as instruments of curing hard-hearted 
 sinners, Jer. 8 . 22. [5] Jesus Christ, the great 
 
 Physician of value, the only sovereign Physician 
 of the soul, who by his blond and Spirit cures all 
 our spiritual sicknesses, IMat. 9. 32. 
 
 Jer. 8 . 22 . is no balm in Gilead ' is there nop. there? 
 Mat. 9 . 12 . Jesus said, they that be whole, need not 
 wp. but the sick, Mark 2.17. Luke 5. 31. 
 Luke 4. 23. p. heal thyself 11 Col. 4. 14. Luke the/;. 
 PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Gen. 50. 2. Joseph commanded the /;. his servants, 
 to embalm his father ; the/;, embalmed Israel 
 2 Chr. 16. 12. Asa sought not to the Lord, but p. 
 Job 1.3. 4. forgers of lies, ye are all/;, of no value 
 Mark 5. 26. had suffer, many things of p. 8.43. 
 PICK. 
 
 Prop. 30. 17 . the ravens of the valley shall p. it out 
 Pit: I'UHES. 
 
 2sum. 33. 52. shall destroy all their/;, and images 
 Prov. 25. 11 . like apples of gold in of silver 
 Isa. 2. 16. the day of the T.ord on all pleasant p. 
 PIECE. 
 
 Gen. 35. 10. he laid one p. airainst another 
 Pxod.:i~.~. made two therubims beaten out of one/;. 
 Num. 10. 2. make thee two trumpets of a w;hole p. 
 Judg. 9 . 53. a certain woman cast a ». of amillstone 
 upon Abimelech's hea(i, 2 Sam. 11.21. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .36. shall come and crouch to him for a p. 
 
 of silver, that 1 may eat a />. of bread 
 .30. 12. they gave him a /;. of a cake of figs 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 19. to every one a p. of llesh, 1 CV/r. 16. 3. 
 23. 11. where was a/;, of ground full of lentiles 
 
 2 Kings .3. 19. and mar every good p. of land, 25. 
 6. + 19. Naaman departed a little/;, of ground 
 Kelt. 3. 11. and Hasbub repaired the other/;. 
 
 19. next Ezer another/;. 20, 21, 24, 27, 30. 
 
 Job 41. 24. as hard as a/;, of the nether millstone 
 42.11. every man also cave him a /;. of money 
 Prov. ti. 26. a man is brought to a/;, of bread 
 28. 21. for a p. of bread that man will transgress 
 Cant. 4. .3. thy temples ai e a/;, of pomegranate, 6.7- 
 Jer. 37 . 21. should give him daily a p. of bread 
 Lzek. 24. 4. every good p. the thieh and the shoulder 
 6. bring it out/;, by/;, let no lot fall upon it 
 Amos 3. i2. out of the mouth of lion a p. of an ear 
 
 Amos 4. 7 . one p. was rained on, and the p. whereon 
 Zech. 5. + 7 . there was lift up a weighty p. of lead 
 Mat. 9 . 16 . no man putteth a p. ot new cloth to an 
 old garment, Mark 2. 21. Luke 5. 36. 
 
 17 . 27 . thou Shalt find up. of money, that take 
 Luke 14. 18. 1 have bought a/;, of ground 
 
 15. 8. if she lose one p. she doth light a candle 
 9 . for 1 have found the p. that 1 had lost ^ 
 
 ”4 42. they gave him a p. of a broiled fish' 
 PIECES. 
 
 Gen. 15.17. a burning lamp passed between those/;. 
 20.16 1 have given thy brother 1000/;. of silver 
 .3.3.19. bought for l(X)/;. of money. Josh.^4. 32. 
 
 37 . + 2.3. they stri pped .1 oseph of his coat of many p. 
 
 28. they sobi Joseph for twenty p. ot silver 
 33. .loseph without doubt is rent in p. 44. 28. 
 
 45 22. he gave to Benjamin thirty /;. of silver 
 Etod. 22.13. if it be torn in p. let him bring it 
 28 . 7 . the ephod shall have the two shoulder/;. 
 
 25. put two chains on the shoulder/;. 39. 4, 18. 
 
 Lev. 2. 6. thou shalt part the meat oftermg in p. 
 
 8. 20. Moses burnt the p. and tat ot the ram 
 
 9.13. they presented burnt offering with the/;. 
 Judg. 9 .4. thev gave Abimele> h seventy/;, of silver 
 16.5. we will give thee 1100/;. of silver 
 19. 29 . he divided his concubine into twelve p. 
 
 1 .Vflw.ll. 7 . Saul hewed a yoke of oxen in/;. 
 
 15. .3.3. Samuel iiewed Agag in p. betore the Lord 
 
 1 Kings 11.30. Ahijah rent new garment in twelve p. 
 .31. Ahijah said to .leroboam, take thee ten/;. 
 
 10.11. a strong wind brake in p. the rocks 
 
 2 kings 2. 12. Elisha rent his clothes in two p. 
 
 5. 5. Naaman took with him 60*H)/;. ot gold 
 
 6.25. an ass's head was sold for eighty /;, ot silver 
 
 11.18. and brake the images of Baal in p. 2.3.14. 
 
 18. 4. brake inp. the brasen serpent IMoses+nade 
 
 2 Chr. 23. 17 . went to the house of Baal, and brake 
 • the images in p: .38. 1.1 34. 4. Mic. 1 . 7 . 
 Job 4. 1 20 . they are beaten in p. from morning 
 
 16.12. and he hath also shaken me in p. 
 
 40.18. his bones as stronep. of brass, as bars of iron 
 41. + 15. strong p. of shields are his pride 
 
 + .30. sharp p. of the potsherd are under him 
 Psal. 7 . 2. lending in p. while none to deliver 
 50. 22. consider this, lest I tear you inp. 
 
 68. .30. till every one submit with p. of silver 
 74 .14. thou brakest the heads of I.eviathan in p. 
 Cant. 8. 11. every one for the fruit bring 1000 p. 
 7.sff..3.15.what mean ye that ye beat my people top..** 
 Jer. 5.6. every one that goeth out shall be torn inp. ? 
 
 23. 29. a hammer that breaketh the rock in /;. 
 
 Lam. .3.11. he hath turned aside and pulled me in p. 
 Ezek. 4.14. have not eaten that which is torn in p. 
 
 9 . + 2. every man a weapon of his breaking in p. 
 
 13. 19. and will ye pollute me for p. of bread 
 
 24. 4. gather the p. thereof into the pot 
 Dan. 2.' .34. which brake the image in p. 45. 
 
 40. forasmuch as iron breaketh in p. and subdueth 
 
 6. 24. the lions brake all their bones in p. 
 
 7 . 7 . the fourth beast devoured anri brake inp. 19. 
 Tins. 3 .2. 1 bought her to me tor fifteenp. ot silver 
 Mic. .3. .3. who chop my people in p. as for the pot 
 
 4.1.3. and thou shalt beat in p. many people 
 5.8. as a lion teareth in p. and none can deliver 
 Nah.2. 12. lion did tear in p. enough for his w helps 
 Zech. 11.12. they weished for my price thirty p. 
 
 13. I took the thirty p. of silver. Mat. 27- 6, 9. 
 Luke 15. 8. what woman having ten p. of silver 
 Acts 19 .19. they found the price 50,000 p. ot silver 
 23.10. lest Paul should be pulled in p. of them 
 07 ' 44 . and some on broken p. of the ship 
 See Bre.vk, Broken, Cut, Dash, Dashed 
 PI ERCE. 
 
 Kum. 24. 8. he shall p. them through with arrows 
 2 Kings 18. ~1. on w hich if a man lean, it will go 
 into his hand and p. it. Isa. 36. 6. 
 Luke 2.35. a sword shall p. through thy own soul 
 PIERCED. 
 
 Tudg. 5. 26. when she bad p. through his temples 
 .Kb 30. 17 . iny bones are p. in me in the night 
 Psal. 22. 16. they p. my hands and my feet 
 Hag. L~+ 6. earneth wages, to put it into bagp. thro’ 
 Zecli. 12.10. they shall look on me whom they have 
 p. and shall mourn for him, John 19. 37 
 JohnIQ. 34. one of the soldiers p. his side 
 1 Tim. 6.10. and/;, themselves with many sorrows 
 lien 1 7. they also which p. him shall see him 
 PIERCETH. 
 
 Tab 40 24. Behemoth's nose p. through snares 
 PIERCING. 
 
 Isa. 27 . 1. the T.ord .shall punish the p. serpent 
 lleb 4 12. word of God is quick, p. to the dividing 
 ■ ■ PlKRCl NG.S. 
 
 Prov 12.18. that speaketh like the p. of a sword 
 PIETY. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 4. let them learn to shew’ p. at home 
 PIGEON, .see Young. 
 
 PlI.E. 
 
 Isa. .30. 3.3. the p. of it is fire and much wood 
 E-’ek "4. 9 . I will even make the p. for tire great 
 PI EG RIM AGE. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 9 . the days of years of my p. are 130 years, 
 
 I have not attained to years in the days of their p. 
 Erod.fi. 4. to give them the land of their p. 
 
 Ps 119 ' 54. been mv songs in the house of my p, 
 PIEGRIMS. 
 
 Heb. 11.1.3. confessed they were strangers and p. 
 
 1 Pet.2. 11. 1 beseech you, asp. abstain trom lusts 
 PIELAR 
 
 .Si'mifies, fl] That which supporteth an Junise or 
 building, Jiulg. 16.25,26,29. [2] A nionument 
 raised in memory of some person or action, Gen. 
 .35. 20. 2 Sam. 18.18. [.3] The cloud in the wilder¬ 
 ness, which resembled a pillar, ILxod. 1.3. 21. 
 
 A pillar of cloud, a pillar of tire, a pillar of smoke, 
 Exod. 13. 21. Judg. 20. 40. signify, a cloud, a fire, 
 a smoke, which are raised up towards heaven in 
 the form of an irregular pillar. 
 
 The pillars of heaven. Job 26. 11. and the pillars 
 of the earth. Job 9. 6. are metaphorical expres¬ 
 sions, that suppose the heavens and the earth to 
 be as an ediflee, raised by the hand cf God, and 
 
 founded upon its basis, or foundation ; which ap¬ 
 pears from those words in .lob .38. 4, 5. 6. W here 
 wast thou when I laid the foundations of the 
 earth ' declare, if thou hast understanding. The 
 ancients imagined the earth to lie upon a flat, and, 
 that the heavens rested upon its extremities. 
 
 The church is called the pillar of truth, 1 Tim. 3. 
 
 15. It holds forth the mind of Christ, as a pillar 
 does an edict, or proclamation, that all may take 
 notice of it, so that the truths of God are published, 
 sup'^orted, and kept from sinking by it, but do not 
 derive their authority from it. In which sense 
 teachers, prophets, and apostles, are likewise called 
 pillars, Prov. 9.1. Jer. 1.18. Gal. 2. 9. 
 
 Gen. 19 .26. she looked back, and became ap. of salt 
 28. 18. Jacob set it up for ap. 22. | 35. 14. 
 
 31. 13. Beth el, where thou anointedst the p. 
 
 51. behold this p. H 52. and this p. be witness 
 .35. 20. Jacob set p. on Rachel’s grave, that is thep. 
 Exod. .3.3. 9. cloudyp. descended and stood at door 
 10. the people saw the cloudyp. stand at door of 
 Lev. 26. + 1. ye shall not rear upap. Dewr. 16. + 22. 
 Judg. 9. 6. made Ahimelech king by plain of the p. 
 20. 40. the flame arose with ap. of smoke 
 2 Sam. 18. 18. Absalom reared up a p. called thep. 
 
 1 7 . 21 . Solomon set up the rightp. the leftp. 
 
 2 Kings 11.14. king sto(;d by p. 2.3. .3.2 Chr. 23.13. 
 Neh. 9 . 12. thou leddestthem in day by acloudyp. 
 Psal. 99 . 7 . he spake to them in the cloudyp. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 19 . and a p. at the border thereof to Lord 
 Jer. 1. 18. I have made thee this day an ironp. 
 
 52. 21. the height of one p. was eighteen cubits 
 1 Tim. .3.15. ciiurch, the p. and ground of the truth 
 Rev. 3.12. him that overcometh will 1 make ap. 
 
 See Cloud, Fire. 
 
 PILL A ITS. 
 
 Exod. 24. 4. Moses built an altar and twelve p. 
 
 26. 32. thou shalt hang the vail upon four p. 
 
 . 37 . thou shalt make for the hanging five p. 36. 38. 
 7. 10. twenty p. thereof brass hooks of the p. sil¬ 
 ver 11. | .38.10,11.12, 17 . 
 12. ten p. 11 14. their p. three, 15. | .38. 14, 15. 
 
 16. p. four 11.38. 17 . sockets for p. were of brass 
 Deut. 7 . t 5. ye shall break down their p. 12. 3. 
 .Tudg. 16. 25. they set Samson between the p. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. the p. of the earth are the I.ord’s 
 
 1 Kings 7 .15. he cast two /;. of brass of 18 cubits j 
 10. 12. the king made of the almug-treesp. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 16. Mezekiah cut off gold from the p. 
 
 25. 1.3. the Chaldees brake in pieces thep. of brass, 
 
 and carried brass to Babylon, 16. Jer. 52.17, 20. 
 E.'^th. 1.6. hangings fastened to rings andp. of marb. 
 Job 9. 6. and thep. thereof tremble, 26. 11. 
 
 Psal. 75 .3. earth is dissolved, 1 bear up the p. of it 
 Prov. 9.1. she hath hewn out her seven p. 
 
 Cant. 3. 6. that cometh like a p. of smoke perfumed 
 10. made p. thereof of silver, bottorr. of gohi 
 5. 15. legs are asp. of marble set on sockets of gold 
 Joel 2. 30. I w ill shew’ blood, fire, and p. of siiioke 
 Gal. 2. 9. John and Cephas who seemed to be p. 
 Rev. 10.1. face as the sun, his feet were asp. of fire 
 PILLED. 
 
 Gen. .30. 37. Jacob p. white strakes in the rods 
 38. he set rods which he had p. before the flocks 
 PILLOW, S. 
 
 It signifies, [1] Properly, a sort of cushion to lie 
 under one's head in bed, Mark 4. .38. [2] Figura¬ 
 tively, it betokens ease, rest, and quietness ; such 
 did the false prophetesses make, that they might 
 be signs to the people of ease and rest; and they 
 thus endeavoured to render them secure, Ezek. 13. 
 18,20. ^ 
 
 Gen. 28.11. and Jacob put stones for his p. _ 
 
 18. .1 acob took the stone that he had put for his p. 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 13. Michal put ap. of goats’ hair, 16. 
 Ezek. 13.18. woe to the women that sewp. and make 
 20. wherefore, behold, I am against your p. 
 
 Mark 4. 38. Jesus was in the ship asleep on ap. 
 PILOTS. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . 8. thy wise men, O Tyrus, were thy p. 
 28. suburbs shake at the sound of the cry of thy p., 
 PINE. 
 
 Lev. 20. .39. they that are left of you shall p. away’, 
 in iniquities of their fathers shall they p. away 
 Lam. 4. 9. thesep. away, stricken through tor want 
 Ezek. 24. 2.3. ye shall p. away for your iniquities 
 3.3. 10. if sins be upon us, and we p. away in them 
 PINE. 
 
 Neh. 8. 15. fetch olive and p. branches for booths 
 PINE-TREE. 
 
 Isa. 41.19.1 will plant p. and box-tree together 
 60. 13. the p. and box-tree shall come to tliee 
 PINETH. 
 
 Mark 9.18. gnasheth with his teeth, and p. away 
 PINING. 
 
 Isa. 38.12. he will cut me off with p. sickness 
 
 Judg. 16.14. Delilah fastened it with ap. Samson 
 aw aked and went away with the p. of the beam 
 Ezra 9 . + 8. and to give us a p. in his holy place 
 Ezek. 15. 3. w ill men fake ap. of the vine-tree t 
 
 PINNACLE. „ 
 
 Mat. 4. 5. setteth him on a p. or temple, Luke 4. 9. 
 PIN.S. 
 
 Exod. 27. 19 . niake all the p. of the tabernacle and 
 court of brass,-35.18. I tW. 20, .31.1 39. 40. 
 Num. 3. . 37 . under the ciistot^ of Merai i, p. 4. 32. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.5. shalt meet company of prophets w ithp. 
 1 A';;;( 7 .v 1 .40.tbe people piiied with p. and rejoiced 
 Psal. 149- t .3. pr.iise his name with ap. 150. + 4. 
 Isa. 5. 12. the harp and p. are in their feasts 
 .30.' 29 . have a song, as when one goeth w ith a p. 
 Jer'. 48. 36. mine heart shall sound tor Moab likep. 
 Ezek. 28. 1.3. workmanship of thy p. wa-s prepared 
 Zech. 4. 2. an<l seven p. to the seven lamps 
 12. which through the golden p. empty themselves 
 1 Cor 14. 7 . things without lite, whether p. or harp 
 IMPED. , . . j 
 
 1 Kings 1.40. people p. with pipes, and rejoiced 
 Mat. i 1. 17 . say ing. we havep. unto you. Luke 7.32. 
 1 Cor. 14. 7 . how shall it be km wu what is p. ? 
 
 359 
 
PIT 
 
 PL A 
 
 PLA 
 
 PIPERS. 
 
 J?er. 18. 22. voice of p. shall be heard no more 
 PISS. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 27. drink own p. with you, Isa. 30.1" 
 PlSSETIl. See Wall. 
 pir, S. 
 
 Signifies, [1] A hole in the earth, Isa. 30. 14. [2; 
 Any mischief, or evil, for insnanng a person, 
 Psal. 7. 15. [3] The grave, Psal. 28. 1.1 .30. .3. 
 [4] Trouble, Psal. 40. 2. [5] Abraham and 
 
 g Sarah, from whom the Israelites sprang, even 
 when their bodies were like a rock, or pit, Isa. 
 51. 1, 2. [6] Hell, Rev. 9. 2.1 20. 1. 
 
 Gew. 14. 10. the vale of Siddim was full of slimep. 
 
 37 . 20. come, let us cast him into some p. 24. 
 Exod. 21. .34. owner of the p. shall make it good 
 Eev. 11. 36. aju. wherein is water, shall be clean 
 Kum. 16. .30. they go down quick into the .33. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 0. the Israelites hid themselves m p. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 9. behold, he is now liid in some p. 
 
 18. 17 . cast Absalom in agreat;». in the wood 
 
 23. 20. Renaiah slew a lion in a p. 1 Chron. 11. 22 
 
 2 Kings 10. 14. and .lehu slew them at the p. 
 
 18. + 31. drink every one the waters of his p. 
 
 Job 17 . 16 . they shall go down to the bars of the/; 
 
 33. 18. he keepeth back his soul from the;:;. 3i). 
 
 24. deliver him from goin.ir down into they. 28. 
 Psal. 9. 15. heathen are sunk down into tlie p. 
 
 28 1. become like them tliat go down into the/;. 
 
 30. 3. that 1 should not go down to the/;. 
 
 9. what profit in my blood, when I go down to /;.: 
 35. 7 . they have hid from me their net in a/;. 
 
 40. 2. he brought me up out of an hoi rihle p. 
 
 , 55. 23. bring them to the p. of destruction 
 
 69. 15. let not the p. shut her mouth on me 
 88. 4. 1 am counted with them that go into p. 
 
 6. thou hast laid me in the lowest p. 
 
 119 . 85. tlie proud have digged p. for me 
 140. 10. let them be cast into deep p. not to rise 
 143. 7- like them that go down into p. Prov. 1.12. 
 Prov. 22. 14. mouth of strange women is a deep p. 
 23. 27 . and asti ange w'oman is a narrow p. 
 
 28. 10. he shall fall himself into his own p. 
 
 17 . he shall flee to the p. let no man stay him 
 Jsa. 14. 15. be brought down to the sides of the p. 
 
 19 . that go down to the stones of the p. 
 
 24. 17 . fear, and tlie/;. and the snare are on thee 
 
 18. cometh out of midst of/;. Jer. 48. 4.3, 44. 
 
 22. be gathered, as prisoners are gathered in p 
 
 .30. 14. a sherd to take water withal out of the p. 
 
 38. 17 . hast delivered it from the/;. of corruption 
 
 38.18. they that go down to p. cannot hope 
 
 51.14. hasteneth, that he should not die in the p. 
 Jer. 2. 6. the Lord that led us through a land of/;. 
 
 14. 3. they came to the p. and found no water 
 
 41. 7 . and cast them into the midst of the p. 
 
 9. the/;, which Asa made for fear of Baasha 
 
 Lam. 4. 20. anointed of Lord was taken in their p. 
 Esek. 19 . 4. nations heard, he was taken in p. 8. 
 
 26. 20. with tlie.m that descend into the /; 28 8 
 
 I 24. 25, 29, .30. 
 
 32. 23. whose graves are set in the sides of the p. 
 Jonah'2. t 6. hast thou brought my life from p. 
 Zeph. 2. 9 . even the breeding of nettles and salt p. 
 Zech. 9.11. I have sent thy prisoners out of the p 
 Mat. 12. 11. it It tall into ap. on sabbath, Luke 14. 5. 
 
 See Bottomless, Dig, Digged. 
 
 ^ PUGH. 
 
 Gen. 6. 14. pitch it within and without with p. 
 Exod. 2. 3. she daubed it with slime and with p. 
 
 Isa. 34. 9 . streams thereof shall be turned to p. and 
 the land thereof shall become burning v 
 PITCH. 
 
 Kum. 1. 52. Israel shall p. every man by his camp 
 53. the Levites shall p. round the tabernacle 
 
 2. 2. every man shall p. by his own standard 
 
 .3. camp of .ludah p. ll 3. 23. the Gershonites p. 
 
 3. 29 . sons of Kohath p. 1| .35. Merari shall p. 
 
 JJeut. 1. 33. to search you out a place to p. in 
 Josh. 4. 20. Joshua did p. twelve stones in Gilgal 
 Jsa. 13. 20. neither shall the Arabian p. tent there 
 Jer. 6. 3. shepherds shall p. their tents against her 
 ^ PLICIIED. 
 
 Gen. 12. 8. Abram/;. his tent, and built an altar 
 
 13. 12. Lot p. II 26. 17 . Isaac p. in vallev, 25. 
 
 31. 25. Jacob p. in mount, Laban p. in Gilead 
 
 33. 18. Jacob/;, his tent before the city Shalem 
 Exod. 17 .1. from Sin, Israel p. in Rephidim 
 
 19 . 2. were come to desert, and had p. in wildern. 
 
 3 . 3 . 7 . Moses took tabernacle, p. it without camp 
 Knm. 1. 51. when tabern. isp. Levites shall set it up 
 2. 34. so they p. by their standards and set forward 
 9. 18. at the commandment of the Lord they p. 
 
 12 . 16. the people/;, in the wilderness of Paran 
 21 .10. Israel p. in Ohoth 11 11. /;. in Ije abarim 
 33. 5. Israel p. in .Succoth ll 6 . they p. in Etham 
 Josh. 8 . 11 . the ambush /;. on the north side of Ai 
 2 Sam. 6 . I 7 . set ark in tabernacle David had p. 
 
 17 . 26. Israel and Absalom p. in land of Gilead 
 1 Kings 20. 27 . and Israel p. before them, 29. 
 
 £ Kings 25. 1. ISlebuchado. p. against it, Jer. 52. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 1 . David prepared a place for the ark, 
 and p. for it a tent, 16.1. 2 Chron. l. 4 . 
 Exra 8 . + 15. there p. we by the river Aliava 
 Heb. 8. 2. of the true tabernacle which Lord p. 
 PITCHER, .S, 
 
 Signifies, [1] A vessel with a handle, for contain¬ 
 ing liquors, Gen. 24. 14, 15. [2] Siich vessels in 
 the human body as convey vital supplies into the 
 several parts of it, as the veins and arteries; 
 especially the arterious vein, by which the blood 
 is conveyed to the lungs, and thence to the left 
 ventricle of the heart, and then by the pulse thrust 
 out into the great artery, called Arteria aorta; 
 and by its brariches dispersed into all the parts 
 the body; which being done, the residue of tl 
 blood is carried hack into the right ventrich 
 whence it is disposed as has been mentioned, an 
 so runs a perpetual round, Eccl. 12. 6. whic 
 may be said to he broken, when they become usi 
 less and insufficient for the performance of thet 
 several functions. 
 
 360 
 
 Gen. 24.14.let downp. I pray thee, that I may drink 
 15. behold, Rebekah came with herp. 45. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 16. with empty p. and lamps within thep. 
 
 19 . they brake p. that wer e in their hands, 20. 
 Eccl. 12. 0. or the p. be broken at the fountain 
 J.am.A. 2. how are they esteemed as earthen p. ? 
 Mark 14. 13. man bear, a p. of water, Luke 21. 10. 
 PI IV. 
 
 Dcut. 7 .16. thine eye shall have no p. on them 
 2 Ham. 12 . 6 . restore the lamb, because he had nop. 
 Job 0. 14. to the alilicted p. should be shewed 
 19 . 21. havep. on me, p. on me, (J my fi lends 
 Cs. 69. 20. looked for some to take/;. but was none 
 Prov. 19 .17- thathathp. on poor, lendeth to Lord 
 Jsa. 1.3. 18. tliey shall liave nop. on fruit of womb 
 63.9. in his love and in his p. he redeemed them 
 .Ter. 15.5. for who shall havep. on thee () .lerusalem 
 21 . 7 . he shall not spare, nor havep. nor mei'cy 
 Ezek. 5.11. nor will I have p. 7 . 4 , 9.1 8. 18. | 9.10. 
 9. 5. let not your eye spare, neither have ye p. 
 
 24. t 21. behold, I will jirofane p. of your soul 
 36. 21. but I hadp. for mine holy name 
 
 Amos 1.11. because I'.dom did cast off all p. 
 
 Jonah 4. 10. thou hast had p. on the gourd 
 Mat. 18. .33. have had compassion,as i liadp. on thee 
 PllV. 
 
 Pent. 13. 8. nor shall thine eye/;, him, 19. 1.3, 21. 
 
 25. 12. slialt cut off her hand, thine eye shall I’lotp. 
 ITov. 28. 8. shall gather for him that will p. poor 
 Jer. 13. 14. I will not p. nor spare, but destroy 
 Joel 2. 18. then the Lord will p. his people 
 
 Zech. 11. 5. their own shephenlsp. them not 
 6. for 1 will noniorep. inhabitants of the land 
 PITIED. 
 
 Psal. 1C6. 46. he made them also to be p. of all 
 
 2. 2 . and the Lord hath notp. 17 . 21 . | 3 . 43 . 
 Ezek. 16. 5. none eye p. thee, to do any of these 
 PITIEIH. 
 
 Psal. 103. 1.3. like as a father p. his children, so the 
 Lord/;, them that fear him 
 Ezek. 24. 21.1 will profane what your soul p. 
 PllIFUL. 
 
 Lam. 4.10. hands of p. women have sodden children 
 Jam. 5. 11. ye have seen that the Lord is very p. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 8. love as brethren, bep. be courteous 
 PLACE 
 
 Signifies. [1] The space or room in which a person 
 or thing is, Gen. 40. 3. [2] A city, tent, or dwell¬ 
 ing, Gen. 18. 26,3.3. [.3] Lot, state, or condition. 
 Job 18. 21. [4] Room, or stead. Gcx\. bO. [ 5 ] 
 Acceptation, kind welcome, or entertainment, .loiin 
 8. 37 . ^[6] A portion or text of scripture. Acts 8. 
 32. [ 7 ] Advantage, occasion, or opportunity, 
 
 Lph. 4. 27 . [8] xin office, or employment, Gen. 
 40. 1.3. 
 
 Gen. 13.14. Lord said, look from p. where thou art 
 18. 24. wilt thou destroy and not spare thep. '! 
 
 26. I will spare the p. for their sakes 
 
 20 . 13. the kindness thou shaltshew at every p. 
 
 22. 4. the third day Abrqham saw the p. atar off 
 30. 25. send me away, 1 may go to mine own;;. 
 40. .3. into prison, thep. w here Joseph was bound 
 
 Exod. .3. 5. p. where thou standest islioly, Je.i/;. 5 . 15 . 
 18. 2.3. this people shall go to their p. in peace 
 
 23. 20. to bring thee into the p. I have prepared 
 Ley. 1 . 16. he shall cast it by the p. of the ashes 
 Kum. 10. 14. in the firstp. went standard of .ludah 
 
 18. 31. ye shall eat in every p. ye and households 
 Dent. 11. 24. every p. whereon the soles of your 
 feet shall tread shall be yours. Josh. 1 . 3 . 
 12 . 5. p. the Lord God shall choose, 14. | 16. 16. 
 
 1.3. offer not thy burnt-offering in every p.’ 
 
 21 . if thep. be too far from thee, 14. 24. 
 
 Judg. 11 . 19 . let us pass through thy land to my p. 
 
 20 . 36. men of Israel gave /;. to the Benjamites 
 Ruth 3. 4. thou shall mark the p. where lie lieth 
 
 1 Ham. 10. 12. and one of the same p. answered 
 
 14. 46. the Philistines went to their ownp. 
 
 20 . 25. and David’s p. was empty, 27 . 
 
 2 Ham. 2. 23. he fell down and died in the same p. 
 
 15. 21. in what p. my lord the king shall be 
 17- 9. he is hid in some iiit, or in some other p. 
 
 12 . so shall we come upon him in somep. 
 
 18. 18. it is called to this day Absalom’s p. 
 
 1 K ings 8 . 29. thine eyes may be open toward p. 
 
 2 Kings b. 11 . and strike his'hand over the p. 
 
 6. 1. behold,p. where we dwell is too strait for us 
 
 1 Chron. 21 . 22 . grant me the p. of threshine-fioor 
 
 25. David gave to Oman for the p. 600 shekels 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 16. the priests stood in their p. .35. 10. 
 .35. 15. singers, sons of Asaph, were in their p. 
 
 Keh. 2. 3. p. of my father’s sepulchre lieth waste 
 14. there was nop. for beast under me to pass 
 
 4. 20. in whatp. ye hear sound of the trumpet, 
 
 13.11. 1 set singers and Levites in their p. 
 
 Esth. 2. 9. Esther and her maids to the best p. 
 
 4. 14. shall deliverance arise from another p. 
 
 Job 6 . 17 . they are consumed out of their p. 
 
 9.6. which shake the earth ontoflierp. 
 
 16.18. cover not my blood, let my cry have no p. 
 28. 12 . where is the p. of understaiiding.' 20 . 
 
 2.3. and he knoweth the/;, thereof 
 
 36. 20 . when people are cut off in their p. 
 
 .38. 19. as tor darkness, where is thep. thereof.’ 
 
 4o. 12. and tread down the wicked in theirp. 
 
 Psal. 26. 8 . thep. where thine honour dwelfetli 
 12 . m V toot standeth in an even p. 
 
 .32. 7 . thou art my hiding/;. 119. 114. 
 
 .33. 14._from the p. of his habitation he looketh 
 
 10.3. 16. thep. thereof shall know it no more 
 Eccl. -L 16. the p.of judgment thep.of righteousness 
 
 20 ._all go to one p. all are of the dust, 6 . 6 . 
 
 Isa. 5. 8 . that la^' field to field, till there be nop. 
 
 1.3. 1.3. theearth shall remove out of herp. 
 
 14. 2. shall take them, and bring them to theirp. 
 28. 8 . full ot filthiness, so tliat there isnop.clean 
 25. the appointed barley and rye in theirp. 
 
 30. .32. in everyp. where grounded staff'shall pass 
 49 . 20. the p. is too strait for me. give p. to me 
 54. 2. enlarge thep. of thy tent, spare not 
 60 . 13. 1 will make the p. of my feet glorious 
 66. 1. and where is the p. of my rest i 
 
 Jer. 7 . 12.gotomyp. |1.32. till there be nop. 19. H. 
 
 17 . 12. glorious throne is thep. of our sanctuary 
 
 18. 14. the fiowing waters come from another p. 
 Ezek. 6. 1.3. there slain be on p. where they offered 
 
 4.3. 7 . p. of my throne shall Israel no more defile 
 
 21. he shall burn it in the appointed p.of house 
 
 Dan. 2. 35. that no p. w as found for them 
 8. 11. the p. of his sanctuary w as cast down 
 llos. 5. 15. I will go and return to my p. till they 
 Joel .3. f 16. the Lord will be thep. of repair 
 Amos 2. t 13. press your p. as a cart is jmessed 
 8. 3. there shall be many dead bodies in every p. 
 Kah. 3. 17 . theirp. is not known where they are 
 Zech. 10. 10. and p. shall not be found for them 
 12. 6. shall he inhabited again in her own p. 14.10. 
 Mai. 1. 11. incense shall be offered in every p. 
 Mat. 28.6. siee the p. where I.ord lay, Mark\6. 16. 
 Mark 6. R). in whatp. soever ye enter into an house 
 Luke 4. 17 . he found the p. where it was w ritten 
 
 10. 1. Ix)r<| sent them two and two unto every p. 
 
 32. a Levite, when he was at the p. passed by 
 
 14. 9. and say to thee, give this man p. 
 
 John 4. 20. Jerusalem is the p. of worship 
 
 8. . 37 . because my word hath nop. in you 
 
 11. 6. he abode two days still in the same p. 
 
 48. Romans shall take away ourp. and nation 
 18.2. Judas w hich betrayed llim, knew thep. 
 
 /lets 2. 1. they were w ith one accord in one p. 
 
 4. 31. when they had prayed, thep. was shaken 
 
 7 . 33. thep. whereon thou stand.estis holy 
 
 49 . or what is'the p. of my rest r 
 
 8. .32. the p. ofs' ripture which he read was this 
 Rom. 12.19. avenge not, but rather give p. to wrath 
 
 15. 2.3. but now havii;g no more p. in these paiTs 
 
 1 Cor. 1.2. with all that ineveryp. call on Jes. Chr. 
 
 11. 20. w hen ye come together into one p. 
 
 14. 23. the whole church be come into one p. 
 
 2 Cor. 2.14. the savour of his knowledge in every p. 
 Gal. 2.5. to whom gavep. by subjection not an hour 
 Eph. 4. 27 . neither givep. to the devil 
 
 1 'J'hess. 1.8. in every p. your faith G .-ward is spread 
 1 Tim. 2.12. prayers for kings and all in eminent p. 
 Heb. 5. 6. as he saith also in anotherp. thou a priest 
 
 8 . 7 . nop. should have been sought for the second 
 
 12 . 17 . he found no p. of reiieiitance though sought 
 Jam. 3. 11 . at the samep. sw eet water and hitter 
 Rev. 12 . 8 . nor was there p. found any more in hear. 
 
 14. that she might fly into w ilderness toherp. 
 
 20. ll. and there was found no p. for them 
 
 A PLACE. 
 
 Gen. . 39 . 20. a p. w here king's prisoners were bound 
 Exod. 21.13. then I will appomt thee a p. to flee 
 .33. 21. the I.ord said, behold, there is a p. by me 
 Num. 32. 1. behold, ibe place was ap. tor cattle 
 De?;/.1.33. search you out a.p. to pitch your tents in 
 
 2.3. 12. thou shalt have a p. without the camp 
 Jo.Ji. 20. 4. they shall give him a p. in the city 
 Judg. 17 . 8 . to sojeurn where he could find a p. 9 , 
 
 18. 10. a p. where is no want of any thing 
 
 1 Ham. 15. 12. Saul set him up a p. and is gone 
 
 21. 2. 1 have appointed my servants to such a p. 
 27 . 5. let them give me ap. in some town 
 
 2 Ham.l. 10.1 will appoint ap. for Israel, thev may 
 dwell in «p.ofth. own, move no more, 1 Chr.\~.>j. 
 
 ll. 16. .loat> a.ssigned Lriah to a p. w here valiant 
 
 1 I\ings 8. 21. I set there ap. for ark, 1 Chron. 15.1. 
 
 2 Kings&. 2. let us make a p. where we may dw ell 
 
 8. in such and such ap. shall be my caihp 
 
 9. man of God said, beware thou pa^not such a p. 
 2 Chron. 6. 2. I have built a p. for thy dwelling 
 Job 28. 1. there is a p. for gold where*they fine it 
 I'sal. 132. 5. until 1 tind out a p. tor the Lord 
 Prov. 14. 26. and Ids children have a p. of refuge 
 Isa. 4. 6. shall be for a p. of refuge from rain 
 
 .3.3. 21. the Lord will be to us a p. of broad rivers 
 .34. 14. and find for herself a p. of rest 
 56. 5. and within my walls a p. and a name 
 65. 10. Achor a p. tor the herds to lie down in 
 Ezek. 26. b. a p. tor the spreading of nets, 14. 
 
 39. 11. I will give to Gog, a p. of graves in Israel 
 Zeph. 2.15. she is become a p. for beasts to lie down 
 JMat. 27 . 33. tliat is n p. of a scull, John 19. 17 . 
 Mark 11. 4. found colt in a p. where two wa\s met 
 John 14. 2. 1 go to prepare a p. for you, 3. 
 
 Heb. 2. 6. one inacertainp. te-titied, saying 
 
 4. 4. he spake in a certain p. of the seventh day 
 11. 8. w hen called, to go out into a p. he obeyed 
 
 Rev. 12.6. where she hath a p. prepared of God 
 
 16. 16. gathered them into a p. called Armageddon 
 Hee Choose, Dw elli.ng. 
 
 High PLACE. 
 
 Niim. 2.3. 3. and Balaam went up to an high p. 
 
 1 Ham. 9. 12. there is a sacrifice to-day in highp. 
 
 10. 5. shalt meet prophets coming from high p. 
 
 13. when had made an end, .Saul came to high p. 
 
 1 T\ings 3. 4. that was great highp. 1 Chron. 16.39. 
 
 11 . 7 . Solomon built an highp. for Chemosh 
 
 2 Kings 2'b. 15. high p. that .leroboam had made, 
 
 Josiah brake down the high p. burnt the high p. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 3. so Solomon went to the high p. 
 
 1.3. come from his journey to high p. at Gibeon 
 Psal.9. + 9. Lord will be an high p. for the oppressed 
 20. t 1. name of God of J acob set thee on a/np/i p 
 46. + 7 ■ the (lod ot .lacob is an high p. for us 
 
 Jsa. 16. 12. that Moab is weary oii the high p. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 24. inade high p. in every street, 25. 31. 
 
 20. 29. what is the high p. whereunto ve go ’ 
 
 His PLACE. 
 
 Gen. 18. .3.3. and Abraham returned to his p. 
 
 .31. 55. Laban rose up and returned to his p. 
 
 Exod. 10. 23. neither rose from his p. for three days 
 
 16. 29-abide ev. man in his p. nene eoout of .'iff p. 
 7,et;. 13. 2.3. but if the bright spot stav in hisp. 
 
 Rum. 2. 17 . every man in hisp. by tlieir standards 
 24. 25. Balaam rose u() and returned to hisp. 
 
 Dent. 21. 19 . and bring him to the gate of hisp. 
 Ruth 4. 10. name of dead be not cut off' from hisp. 
 
 1 Kam. .3. 2. when l-’li was laid down in lisp. 
 
 9. so Samuel went and laydown in his p. 
 
 5. .3. and they set Dagon in his p. again 
 
 11. let the ark go dow ’n to his ow n/;. 6. 2. 
 
 23. 22. go and see his p. where his haunt is 
 
PL A 
 
 PLA 
 
 PLA 
 
 i Sfrm. dfj. 25. Dav. went on, Saul returned to /itsp. 
 
 Cy. 4. seiici David, that lie may eo ayaiu to /ii'.tp. 
 
 S Ha/// - 6. 17 . they set the ark ot' tiie Lord in /ns p. 
 
 19. ;iy. Uaizillai returned to /lis own p. 
 
 1 priests hroughtai k to /li.sp. 2 C/iro7i.5.7. 
 
 20. 2t. take kines away, every man out or /».f js. 
 
 1 C/non. 15. .‘5. to brim; the ark of the Lord to /us p. 
 
 16 . 27 . strength and glaiiness are in /ns p. 
 ^C/irni.^A. iL carried tile chest to /ns p. again 
 34 . .41. kinsr stood in /lis p. and made a covniant 
 J^zrn 1.4. let men ot /ns p. lielp him with silver 
 2. 08. tor house of CL to set it in /lif p. 5. 15. | 6 . 7- 
 Ju6 2 . 11. they came every one from /lis ow n p. 
 
 7 . 10 . neither shall /tis p. know him any more 
 
 8. 18. if he destroy him from /ii> p. it shall deny 
 
 14.18. and the roc k is remoi ed out ot: /ns p. 
 
 a8. 4. and shall the Kick be removed out of /ns p.? 
 £0. 9 . nor shall /tis p. any more behold him 
 27 . 21. and as a storm hurleth liim out of /nsp. 
 
 24. men shall clap hands and hiss him out ot /nsp. 
 . 47 .1. and my heart is removed out of /itsp. 
 
 58. 12. and caused 'he day-spring to know /tis p. 
 Psal. . 47 . 10. thou siialt diligently consider /,is p. 
 Pioy. 27 . 8 .so is a man that wandereth from /ns p. 
 Jiccl. 1.5. the sun hasteth to /ii\ p. where he arose 
 J>rt. 2t). 21. Lord cometii our i\i /ns p. lo punish 
 
 34.10. /tis p. of defence shall be munition of rocks 
 40.7. set lam in /usp. shall not remove from /tis p. 
 
 Jer.-i. 7. he is eone from /tis p. to make desolate 
 
 6. .4. tiiey shall feed every one in /tis p. 
 
 Eze/c. 4.12. blessed be the glory of Lord from /tis p. 
 ItJic. 1.4. behold, the Lord cometh out of /ah p. 
 Zep/i. 2.11. men shall wi rship every one from /ns p. 
 Zec/i. 6. 12. and he shall grow uj) out oi /tis p. 
 Mat. 26. 52. put up again thy sword into /tisp. 
 Acts 1. 25. that he miglit go to /tis own p. 
 
 Rev. 2. 5. remove thy candlestick out of /tisp. 
 
 6ee lioi.Y, Most Holy. 
 
 In t/ie PLACE. 
 
 Ceti. 50.19. Jos. said, fear not, lam in t/iep.oi'God 
 Ezod. 15. 17 . plant them in t/ie p. thou hast made 
 L,ev. 4.24. kill it in t/iep. where they kill burnt offer¬ 
 ing before the T.ord, 29, 34. I 0. 25. 1 7. 2. 
 
 13.19. in t/tep. of the boil there be wdiite r ising 
 JSpm. 9 . 17 . in t/tep. where cloud abode, there Israel 
 
 .43.54. inheritance be in t/tep. w hei'e his lot falleth 
 Jos/i. 4 .9. Joshua set up twelve stones in i/ie p. 
 
 1 Kings 1.4. 22. because hast drunk water ni t/tep. 
 
 21. 19. hi t/tep. where dogs licked blood of Naboth 
 
 2 C/iro 7 i. .4. 1. in t/ie p. that Daviil had prepared 
 J()//.44. + 20. striketh them in t/te p. of beholder s 
 Psal. 44.19. hastsor'e broken u&int/te p-Ol dragons 
 Prov. 25. 6 . and starrd not in t/ie p. of great men 
 r.ccl. 11.3. in t/tep. where the tr ee falleth it shall be 
 Jer. 22. 12. but he shall die in t/tep. .48. 9. I 42. 22. 
 Ezek. 17 . 16 . in t/te p. where tire king dwelleth 
 
 21. .40. jirdge thee in t/tep. wher e thou wast created 
 Ilos.\. io. that Li t/te p. where it was said, ye are not 
 
 rny people, shall be sons of Cod, Rom. 9. 26. 
 13.13. not stay long in the p. of breaking forth 
 Jo/in 19.41. Li t/iep. where crucified, was a gar den 
 ('/ t/te PL A CL. 
 
 Gen. 20 . 7 . men of p. asked him, lest men of p. kill 
 29. 22. Laban gathered all the rnetr of the p. 
 
 .42. 30. Jacob callerl the name of the p. Peniel 
 .43. 17 . nanre f'/Ti. Succoth H .45.15. na. e/jg. Beth-el 
 E.tod. 17 . 7 . find he called name of t/te p. Massah 
 Khtni. 11.3. name of the p. 1 aber ah li 21. .4. llornrah 
 Josh. 4. .4. take ye orrt of t/te p. twelve stones 
 
 5. 9. name of the p. Cilgal H 7- 26. valley of Achor 
 Jndg. ly. 16. the mert of the p. wei'e Eenjamites 
 Jinth 1. 7. Naomi went forth out of t/te p. where 
 2N«i?i.0.8. Davicl called name o/i/iep. Perez-uzzah 
 1 Citron. 28.11. pattern of the p. of the mercy-seat 
 £ C/iron. 20. 26. rtaure of the p. valley of Berachah 
 Ezek. 41.11. breadth oj tkep. left was five cubits 
 Joel .4. 7 . raise them out of the p. whither ye sold 
 jSlah. 1.8. make an utter end of the p. thereof 
 That PT.ACE. 
 
 Gc«. 21.31. Abraham called that p. Beer-sheba 
 
 22. 14. that p. .lehovah-jireh || 28. 19. Beth-el 
 .42. 2. Mahanaim |1 .48. 21. asked men of that p. 
 
 Ehim. 11.31. name of that p. Kibroth-hattaavah 
 Pent. 12. .4. destroy names of them out of that p. 
 
 17 .10. the sentence they of that p. shall shew 
 Jndg.l. 5. they called name of that p. Bochim 
 
 15. 17 . that p. Bamath-lehi |1 18.12. IMahaneh-dan 
 1 Sam. 23. 28. called that p. Selah-hammah-lekoth 
 ilSam.". 16. thatp. was called llelkath-hazzurim 
 . 5. 20. called that p. Baal-perazim, 1 Citron. 14.11. 
 1 Citron. 1.4. 11. that p. is called Perez-uzzah 
 ]\Iat. 14. .45. men oi that p. had knowlerlge of him 
 Mark 6.10. there abide till ye depart from that p. 
 John 5. 13. a mirltitude berng in that p. 
 
 11. .40. but w'as in that p. where IMartha met him 
 JLcts 21.12. both we and thev of that p. besought 
 This PLACE. 
 
 Gen. 19.12. thy sons bring them out of this p. 
 
 13. We will destroy' this p. II 14. get out of thisp. 
 
 20. 11. sur ely the tear of Cod is not in this p. 
 
 28.16. Loi’d is in this p. || 17. dreadful is this p, 
 "38. 21. there was no harlot in this p. 22. 
 
 48. 9 . are sotrs, wnom Cod hath given me in this p. 
 Exod. 1.4. 3. the Lor'd brought you out front this p. 
 Mnm. 20. 5. to bring us unto this evil p. 
 
 Pent.l./il. bare thee tillye came to thisp.O."!. \ 11.5. 
 26. 9 . and he hath brought us into this p. 
 
 29 . 7- w hen ye came unto this p. Sihon came out 
 Jndg. 18. .4. and what makest thou in this p. '! 
 
 1 ALrr/j-B. 29 . hearken to prayer toward t/iisp.Vfh. 
 
 .45. 2 C/iron. 6. 20, 21,26, 40. 1 7. 15. 
 13. 8. nor eat bread, nor drink water in this p. 16. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 25. come not without L. against this p. 
 £2. 16. 1 will brin" evil on tins p. and inhabitarrts 
 
 thereof, 17, 20. 2 Citron. 31. 24, 25. 28. 
 2 Citron. 7.12. and have chosen this p. to myself 
 Job 18. 21. this the p. of him that knows trot God 
 Jer. 7 . 6. and shed not innocent blood 'm this p. 
 
 20. my fury shall be poured out on this p. 
 
 14.13. I will give yoit assitred peace in this p. 
 
 16. 2. neither have sons nor daughters in this p . 
 y. cause to cease out of this ^j.'the voice of mirth 
 
 Jer. 19 . 3. behold, I will bring evil upon///tf 
 4. they estranged this p. tilled thisp. with blood 
 
 6. dvAtthis p. shall no more be called Lophet 
 
 12. thus will 1 do to thisp. saith the Loril, 40. 2. 
 
 22. 11. which went forth out of this p. 24. 5. 
 
 27 . 22. and I will restore them to this p. .42. 37. 
 [28. .4. I will bring to tins p. all the vessels, 6. 
 
 . 4. 1 will bring again to this p. .leconiah 
 29 . 1". in causing you to return to thisp. 
 
 3.4. 10. again be heard in tins p. the voice of joy 
 
 42.18. and ye shall see thisp. no more 
 
 44. 29. that 1 will punish you in thisp. 
 
 51. 62. O Lord, thou hast spoken against this p. 
 Ezek. 46. 20. this is p. wdiere the priests shall boil 
 Zeph. 1. 4. cut olf the remnant ot Baal from this p. 
 Hag. 2. 9. in t. p. will I give peace, saith the. Lord 
 Mat. 12. 6. \r\thtsp. one greater than the temple 
 Lnke 16. 28. lest they come intor/ii.f of torment 
 
 23. 5. teaching, beginning from Calilee to thisp. 
 Act'd. 14. .lesusof Nazareth shall destroy z/n'.vyp. 
 
 7 . 7- they shall t ome forth and serve me in thisp. 
 
 21. 28. that teacheth against the law and this p. 
 lieb. 4. 5. and in this p. again, if they shall enter 
 
 Thg PI,ACE. 
 
 Gew.-10. 13. Pharaoh shall restore thee to thyp. 
 Knm. 24. 11. therefoi e now dee thou to thy p. 
 
 2 Jam. 15. 19 . return to thy p. and abide w ith king 
 Ecc/. 10. 4. if ruler rise against thee, leave not t.p. 
 Ezek, 12. 3. thou shalt remov e from thy p. 38. 15. 
 To or unto the PLACE. 
 
 Gen. 13. 3. Abram w'ent 7 / 7 /te/. yj. where his tent, 4. 
 
 22. 3. went vnto thep. of which God told him, 9. 
 Exod. 3. 8. to bring you unto t.p. of the Canaanite 
 
 .42. .4-f. lead people unto the p. of which 1 spake 
 Nnm. 10.29. we are journeying to the p. of which 
 
 14. 40. go up to the p. which Lord hath promised 
 .Tosh. 4.8. carried stones to t. p. where they' lodged 
 
 1 Sam. 20.19. come to t.p. where thou hide thyself 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 23. as many as came to thep. stood still 
 ‘T/iings 6. 10. sent to the p. which man of God told 
 ]'C/i7'. 15. 12. bring ark to thep. that 1 prepared 
 Neh. 1. 9. 1 will bring them re they. 1 have chosen 
 Esal. 104. 8. they go to i. p. that thou hast founded 
 Isa. 18. 7- present brought to the p. of name of L. 
 Jer. 7 . 14. I will do to the /i. which 1 gave to you 
 
 29. 14. will bring you again to t.p. whence 1 caused 
 Acts 25. 23. and was entered into the p. of hearing 
 
 PI. A CL, Verb. 
 
 Gen. .43. + 15. let me p. some of the folk with thee 
 Exod. 18. 21. and p. such over them to be rulers 
 Dent. 14. 23. in the place which he shall choose, to 
 p. his name there, 16. 2, 6,11. | 26. 2. 
 1 Tiings 20. + 12. Benhadad said, p. the engines 
 Ezra 6. 5. andp. them in the house of God 
 Isa. 46. 1.4. and 1 will p. salvation in Zion for Israel 
 Ezek. 37 . 14. 1 shall;;;, you in your own land, 26. 
 1 /an. 11.31. and they shall p. the abomination 
 Hos. 11. 11. 1 w’illjs. them in their houses, saith L. 
 Zech. 10. 6. 1 will bring them again to/;, them 
 PLACED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 24. God p. at east of the garden cherubims 
 
 47 . 11. Joseph p. his father and his brethren 
 
 1 Kings 12. 32. Jeroboam p. in Beth el the priests 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 6. and/;, them in llalah and in Ilabor 
 
 24. and p. them in the cities of Samaria, 26. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 14. which he p. in the chariot cities 
 4. 8. he made tables,/;, them in the temple 
 
 17 . 2. he/;, forces in all the fenced cities of Judah 
 Job 20. 4. of ohl, since man was upon earth 
 /Nfl/. 78.60. the tent which he had /;. among men 
 Cant. 5. + 12. Ids eyes as the eyes of doves fitly/;. 
 Isa. 5. 8. that they may be p. alone in the midst 
 Jer. 5. 22. which p. sand for the bound of the sea 
 Ezek. 17 . 5. the eagle/;, it by the great waters 
 
 PLACES. 
 
 Gen. 28. 15. I am with thee, will keep thee in all/;. 
 Exod. 20. 24. in all p. where 1 record my name 
 Dent. 12. 2. shall utterly destroy all the p. wherein 
 Josh. 5. 8. abode in their p. till they were whole 
 Jndg.b. 11. delivered in the/;, of drawing water 
 19 . 13. let us draw near to one o.‘'these/;, to lodge 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 16 . Samuel judged Israei.: all those p. 
 
 30. 31. David sent presents to all the /;. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 7 . in all the /;. spake 1 a word with anv 
 2 Kings 2.4. 5. put down priests in /;. about .lerusal, 
 
 14. he filled their/;, with the bones of men 
 Kelt. 4.12. from all p. whence ye shall retui n 
 13.1 set the people in lower/;, and on higher p. 
 
 12. 27 . they sought Levites out of all their/;. 
 JobUX. 28. where are dwelling p. of the wicked 
 
 . 47 . 8 . beasts go into dens and remain in their/;. 
 I^sal. 10. 8. he sitteth in lurking/;, of the villages 
 
 16. 6. the lines are fallen to me in pleasant p. 
 
 18. 45. and be afraid out of their close p. 
 
 73 . 18. thou didst setthem in slippery p. 
 
 74 . 20. the dark p. of the earth are full of cruelty 
 103.22. bless the Lord, all his works, in all/;. 
 
 105. 41. they ra-n in the dry /;. like a river 
 
 110. 6. he shall till t+ie p. with the dead bodies 
 Erov. 8. 2. she standeth in the p. of the paths 
 Cant'.^. 14. O my dove, that art in the secretp. 
 
 Isa. 32.18. my peopleshall dwell in quiet restingp. 
 40. 4. crooked made straight, and rough/;. plain 
 
 45. 2. 1 will make the crooked p. straight 
 
 Jer. A. 12. a wind from those/;, shall come to me 
 
 8. 3. in allp. whither 1 havedriven them, 29. 1-1. 
 
 17 . 26. they shall come from p. about Jerusalem 
 
 24. 9 . to be a taunt and a curse in all p. I drive 
 .42. 44. take witnesses in the/;, about Jerusalem 
 40. 12. all the .lews returned out of all p. whither 
 45.5. thy life 1 will eive for a prey in all p. 
 
 Lam. 2. 6. he hath destroyed his/;, of the assembly 
 Ezek. 34. 12. I w ill deliver them out of all /;. 
 
 26. 1 will make the/;, round my hill a blessing 
 46.24. he said these are the p. ot them that boil 
 47 . 11. but the miry p. thereof shall not be healed 
 Amos 4. 6. and w^mtof bread in all vour/;. 
 
 Zech. 3. 7 . I Ydll give thee /;. to w alk among these 
 JMat.VZ. 4.4. he walketh through dry/;. I.nke 11. 24. 
 
 13. 5. some fell on stony p. and sprung up, 20. 
 
 24. 7 . and there shall be famines and earthquakes 
 
 in divers p. Mark 13. 8. Luke 21. 11. 
 
 Acts 24. 3 . we accept it in allp. most noble Felix 
 Eph. 1. .4. who hath blessed us in heavenl.v p. 
 
 20. set him at his own right hand in heavenlyp. 
 
 2. 6. made us sit together in heavenly p. in Chr. J. 
 
 3. 10. lo i)ower3 in heavenly p. might be known 
 Phil. 1. 1.4. my bonds in Chr. are manitest in all p. 
 Rev. 6. 14. mountain and island mov. out of their p. 
 
 See Dlsol.^te, Holy. 
 
 High PJ.ACLS. 
 
 I,ev. 26. .40. I will destroy your high p. and images 
 JSnni. 21.28. consumed lords of high p. of Arnou 
 22. 41. brought him up into the high p. of Baal 
 33. 52. and (juite pluck down all their/dg/; /;. 
 Dent. .42. 1.4. made him 1 ide on high p. of the earth 
 
 3.4. 29. and thou shalt liead upon their high p. 
 Jndg. 5. 18. jeoparded their lives in the high p. 
 
 1 Sam. 13.6. the people hide themselves in highp. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 19 . the beauty of Israel slain iti highp. 
 
 25. .I<;nalhan, thou wast slam in thy highp. 
 
 22.34. and selteth me on my high p. Psal. 18. .4.4. 
 1 Ktttgs 3. 2. only the people sacrificed in hinh p. 
 
 2 Ktugs 17 . 32. 2 Chr. .43.17. 
 3. sacrificed and burnt iiaense in highp. 22. 43. 
 
 2 Kings 12 . .4.1 15. 4, .45. | 16. 4.1 17 . 11. 
 12. .41. Jeroboam made an house of high p. 
 
 32. he f)laced in Beth-el the priests of/;/(//; p. 
 
 1.4. 2. he shall offer the pi'iests of the highp. 
 
 .42. he cried against all the houses of the ^ij/Ap. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 3.4. .leroboam made of the lowestof the 
 
 people priests of the htgh p. 2 Kings 
 17. 32. 
 
 15. 14. but the high p. were not removed. 22. 43. 
 
 ‘2 Kings 12. .4. | 14. 4. | 15. 4, 35. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 29. put their gods in houses oXhighp. 
 
 18. 4. Hezekiah removed tlie highp. 22. 
 
 2.4. 5. had ordained to burn incense in the high p. 
 
 8 . defiled the high p. and brake down the high p. 
 
 13. 2 Chron. 31. 1. I .42. 12. Da. .46. 7. 
 
 9. priests of high p. came not up to altar of Lord 
 
 20. I’.eslew all the priests of the high p. 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 15. Hehoboam ordained priests for high p. 
 
 14. 3. Asa took away the high p. and images. 5. 
 
 15. 17 . the high p. were not taken aw ay, 20. 3.4. 
 
 17 . 6. Jehoshaphat took away the high p. 
 
 21.11. .lehor. made highp. |1 28. 25. Ahaz high p. 
 .44. .4. Josiah did purge Jerusalem from thep. 
 
 Job 25. 2. he maketh peace in his high p. 
 
 Psal. 78. 58. the 3 ' provoked him with their high p. 
 Prov. 8. 2. she standeth on the top of the high p. 
 
 9. 14. sitteth on a seat in the high p. of the city 
 Isa. 15.2. he is gone up to the highp. to weep 
 
 41.18. 1 will open rivers in/;;g/;p. and fountains 
 49 . 9. their pastures shall be in all highp. 
 
 58. 14. cause thee lo ride on high p. of the earth 
 Jer. .4. 2. lift up thine eyes to the high p. and see 
 
 21. a voice was heard bn the high p. weeping 
 
 4.11. a dry wind in the high p. of the wilderness 
 
 7 . 29 . and take up a lamentation in the high p. 
 
 12. 12. the spoileis are come up on all the highp. 
 
 14. 6. the wild assesdid stand in the high p. 
 
 17 . 3. 1 will give thy high p. for sin, thro’ borders 
 
 26. 18. and the mountain of the house shall be¬ 
 come as the high /;. of the forest, Mic. 3. 12, 
 
 48. 35. to cease in .Moab liim thatotfeiethin/;/p/;p. 
 Ezek. 6. .4. behold, 1 w ill destroy your high p. 
 
 16. 16 . cieckedst thy high p. with divers colours 
 . 49 . and they shall break down thy high /;. 
 
 .46. 2. the ancient high p. are ours in possession 
 Dos. 10. 8. the high p. of Avenshall be destroyed 
 Amos 4. 13. treadeth on high p. of earth, Midi. .4. 
 7 . 9. the highp. of Isaac shall be desolate 
 Mic. 1. 5 . and what are the high p. of Judah ? 
 
 Dab. .4. 19 . w ill make me to walk on mine highp. 
 Eph. 6. 12. against spiritual wickedness in high p. 
 See BfiLT. 
 
 TIaste PI.ACL.S. 
 
 Da. d. 17 . u'aste p. of fat ones shall strangers eat 
 
 51. 3. the Ijord will comfort all her uaJe p. 
 
 52. 9. sing together,ye icaste /'. of Jerusalem 
 58. 12. and they shall build the oldtvasiep. 
 
 PLAGUE. 
 
 Psal. 89. 23. and 1 will/;, them that hate him 
 PLAG U L, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 11.1. yet I will bi ing one p. on Pharaoh 
 12. 1.4. the/;, shall not be on you to destroy you 
 30. 12. that there be no/;, among them 
 Lev. 1.4. .4. when hair in the /;. is turned white, 17 . 
 5. if the p. spread not in the skin, 6. | 14. 48. 
 
 30. if a man or woman hath a p. then ))riest shall 
 see the p. 31, .42, 50, 51, .55. | 14. 37. 
 44. he is a leprous man, his /;. is in his head 
 50. and shut up it that hath thep. seven days 
 
 57 . ifitapp. in warp or woof, it is a si)readingp. 
 
 58. if /;. be departed fi om them, it be washed 
 
 14. .45. there is as it were a /;. in the house , 
 
 Nnm. 8. 19 . that there be no p. among Israel 
 11. 33. Ixird smote people w ilha very gieat p. 
 
 14. 37 . those men filed by the p. before the Lord , 
 16.46. wrath is gone out, the p. is begun, 47. 
 
 48. and the p. w as stayed, .50. 125.8. 
 
 49 . now they If,at died in thep. were. 2.5. 0. 
 Dent.XlH. 61 . every /;. w hich is not w ritten in book 
 Josh.‘At. 17 . we are not cleansed, altho’ there was p. 
 
 1 ■''am. 6. 4. onep. w as on you all and your lords 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 21. that p. may be stayed, 1 ( 'hr. 21. 22. 
 
 1 Kings H. .47. whatever p. or sickness there be 
 
 .48. shall know every man the p. of his own heart 
 
 2 Chron. 21.14. with a greatp. w ill the I ord smita 
 Psal. 91.10. nor anyp. come nigh thy dwelling 
 
 106 . 29 . and the /;. brake in upon them 
 .40. Phinehase.xeculed judgment, so p. was .stayed 
 y.ech. 14. 12. this shall be /;. the Lord will smite, 18. 
 Mark 5. 29. she felt that she w as healed of thatp. 
 
 .44. go in peace, and be w hole of tiiy /;. 
 
 Rev. 16 . 21 . blasphemed because of the p. of hail 
 Pr.AGLLI). 
 
 Gen. 12.17. the T.ord p. Pharaoh and his house 
 J'.iod. .42. .45. Lord p. the people for makinc' calf 
 .fosh.Ql. a. p. Egypt, anil afterwards brought you 
 1 C'/;'. 21. 17- noton |ieople,thar they should bep, 
 Psnl.~'l. 5. nf;r are thevp. like other men 
 14. all the dav have I been /;. and chastened- 
 
 361 
 
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PL A 
 
 PLA 
 
 PLE 
 
 PLAGUES. 
 
 Cen. 12. 17 . T.or<l pln^ufid Pli;iraoh v ith pro.atp. 
 J-.iud. 9. 14. 1 will at this time stud all my p. 
 J.ev.QC).Ql. 1 will bring seven times more >. on yon 
 J)eiU. 2B. 59. tlie J.ord will maketby p. woiidertul 
 2y. 22. when they see tbe;;. of that land 
 1 iiam. 4. ». gods that smote tlie Egyptians with p. 
 Job 10. + 17 . tboii renewest tby p. against me 
 Jer. 10. 8. biss, because or' Ibt: p. 40. I 7 . I 59. 13. 
 Kzek. 30. + 2. 1 will strike, thee with six p. 
 
 JIfls. 13. 14. O death, I will be thy p. O grave 
 JlJark 3. 10. pressed to touch him as many as had p. 
 Jpike’i. 21. same hour he cured many or theirs/. 
 itev. 9. 20. rest which were not killed by these p. 
 
 11. 6. these have [jower to smite earth with 
 
 16. 0. nameot (lod, who hath power over thesep. 
 
 18. 4. and that ye receive not ot her p. 
 
 8. theretore sliall berp. come in one day, death 
 £2. 18. God shall add to him the p. wiitlen 
 k>: e .Sr.vr.N. 
 
 PLAi^'. 
 
 Gen. 25. 27. .Tacob w'as a p. man, dwelling in tents 
 J^.saL 27 . 11 . teach me, and lead me in a p. path 
 Prov. 8. 0. they are p. to him that understandeth 
 
 15. 10. but the way of the righteous is made p. 
 Jsa. 28. 25. when he made p. the face thereof 
 ■40. 4. crooked made straight, and rough places p. 
 Jer. 48. 21. judgment is come on the p. country 
 Ilah. 2. 2. write the vision, make it p. upon tables 
 Mark'!. 35. tongue was loosed, and he spakep. 
 PLAiiN. 
 
 Geti. 11. 2. they found ap. in the land of Shinar 
 13. 10. and i.ot beheld all the p. of .Iordan 
 
 11. then Lot chose hint all tliep. ol' .Iordan 
 
 12. Lot dwelled in cities of the p. tow'ard .Sodom 
 18. Abram came and dwelt in the p. 14. 13. 
 
 19. 17 . nor stay thou in allp. escape to mountain 
 25. he overthrew those cities in all thep. 
 
 Joi/i, 11. 16. Joshua took the valley and thep. 
 
 J 7 id(;. 9 . 6. made Abimelech king by p. of pillar 
 
 11. 33. .lephthah smote the Amrhonites to the p. 
 
 1 6ani. 10. 3. thou shalt come to the p. of Tabor 
 
 23. 24. David and his men were in the p. 
 
 2 . 3 '( 7 w. 2. 29 . Abner and his men walked through p. 
 
 4. 7 . Eaanah and Rechabgat them through thep. 
 
 5. t 20. he called that place the p. of breaches 
 
 15. 28. 1 will tarry in thep. till I liear from you 
 18. 23. then Ahiniaaz ran by the way of the p. 
 
 1 Kinr/.t 7 . 46. in p. of Jordan did king cast them 
 
 20. 2.3. let us fight againsttheiti in thep. 25. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 4. king went towards the p. Jer. 52. 7. 
 JKe/i. 3. 22. after him repaired the priests of the p. 
 Jer. 17 . 26. shall come from p. bringing offerings 
 
 21. 13. 1 am against thee, O rock of thep. 
 
 48. 8. p. shall be destroyed, as Lord hath spoken 
 Jzek. 3. 22. he said, arise, go forth in thep. 23. 
 
 8. 4. according to the vision that 1 saw in the p. 
 PLAINS. 
 
 Gen. 18. 1. the Lord appeared in thep. of Mamre 
 Kiitn. 22. 1. Israel pitched inp. of i\loab, 33. 48. 
 
 26. 63. who numbered Israel in the p. of Moab 
 .31. 12. thej' brought spoil to the camp in the p. 
 
 33. 50. the Lord spake to Moses in the p. 35. 1. 
 
 36. 13. the Lord commanded in the p. of Moab 
 JJeut. 34. 1. Moses went up from thep. of iMoab 
 8. Israel wept for Aloses in thep. forty (lays 
 £ Ham. 17 . 16 . lodge not in tlie p. of the wilderness 
 £ Kings 25. 5. the army of the Chaldees overtook 
 him in the p. of Jericho, Jer. 39. 5.1 52. 8. 
 
 1 Citron. 27 . 28. over sycamore-trees in the lo(vp. 
 
 £ Chro7i. 9. 27 . made cedars as sycamores in lowp. 
 
 £6.10. Uzziah had much cattle in thep. 
 PLAINLY. 
 
 JLxod. 21.5. if the servant p. say, T love my master 
 Detit. 27 . 8. write the words of this law very 7 ;. 
 
 3 .ijarti. 2. 27 . did I p. appear to house of thy father ? 
 
 10. 16 . he told usp. that the asses were found 
 £ Ham. 20. + 18. they 71 . spake in the beginning 
 J^zra -i. 18. the letter hath beenp. read before me 
 Isa. 32. 4. toneueof the stammerers shall speak p. 
 John 10. 24. if thou be the Christ, tell us p. 
 
 11. 14. then Jesus said to them p. Lazarus is dead 
 
 16. 25. but 1 shall shew’ you p. of the Lather 
 
 29. now speakest thou p. and speakest no proverb 
 lleb. 11.14. for they that say such things declare p. 
 PLAINNESS. 
 
 2 Cor. 3.12. have such hope, we use greatp. of speech 
 
 PLAISTER. 
 
 Isa. 38. 21. a lump ot figs, lay it for ap. on boil 
 PLA IS PER. 
 
 lev. 14. 42. shall take mortar and shall f. house 
 Dent. 27 . 2 . great stones, and p. them with p. 4. 
 Dan. 5. 5. wrote on the p. of the wall of palace 
 PLAISI'ERED. 
 
 lev. 14. 43. if the plague come again after it is p. 
 48. plague hath not spread after the house was p. 
 PLAJ UNO. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 3. whose adorning let it not be p. of hair 
 PLAN ES. 
 
 Jsa. 44. 13. the carpenter fitteth the image withp. 
 PLANETS. 
 
 £ Kings 23. 5. that burnt incense to sun, moon,p. 
 PLANKS. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 15. he covered the floor with p. of fir 
 Ezek. 41.25. were thick p. on face of the porch 
 26. on the side chambers of house, and thick p. 
 PLAN'!', Hubstantive. 
 
 Gen. 2. 5. the I.ord Go:l made every p. of the field 
 Job 14. 9 . will bud and bring forth boughs like p. 
 Jsa. 5. 7 . and the men of .ludah his ])leasantp. 
 
 17 .11. in the day thou shalt make thy p. grow 
 53. 2. he shall grow before him as a lenderp. 
 
 Jer. 2. 21. bow art thou turned into degeneratep. 
 Ezek. 34.29. raise up for them ap. of renown 
 Mat. 15. 1.3. every p. my Lather hath not planted 
 PI.AN'LS. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 23. those that dwell among 7 ;. and hedges 
 Psal. 128. 3. thy children like olive p. round table 
 144.12. that our sons may be asp. grown up 
 Cant. 4. 1.3. thy p. as an orchard of pomegranates 
 Jsa. 16 . 8 . have broken down jirincipal p. thereof 
 17 . 10 . therefore shalt thou plant pleasantp. 
 
 362 
 
 Jer. 48. 32. thy p. are pone over sea, they reach 
 Lzek. 31.4. with rivers running round about hisp. 
 PJ.ANT 
 
 Signifies, [I] To set trees or herbs, Gen. 9. 20. 
 [2] To bring a people from one anintrg into 
 another, there to place and .settle them, Psal. 
 41. 2. 180. 8. L3J To he made real and living 
 members of the church of God, Psal. 92. 13. [4] 
 
 To lug the first fotindation of Chi i..tianitg among 
 a people, and he instrumental, bg the pnaching 
 of the gospel, in converting them to Christ, 1 
 Cor. .3. 6. 
 
 Exod. 15. 17 . p. them in mount of thy inheritance 
 Dent. 16. 21. thou shalt not p. a grove of any trees 
 
 28. 30. tliou shalt 7 >. a viney ard, and not eat, 39. 
 
 2 Ham. 7 . 10. moreover, 1 willp. them, 1 Chr. I 7 . 9. 
 2 Kings 19.29.p. 'ineyardsand eat, Isa. .37.30. 
 Psal. 107 . . 37 . S )w the lields, and p. vineyards 
 Isa. 17 . 10. therefore thou shaitp. |)leasant plants 
 41.19. 1 willp. in the wilderness the cedar 
 51.16. that 1 may p. heavens, atid lay foundations 
 65. 21. they shall p. vineyards, eat fruit of them 
 
 22. they shall notp. and anotlier eat 
 Jer. 1. 1 ( 1 . 1 liave set Ihee. lo build and to p. 
 
 18. 9. concerning a kingdom to build and to p. 
 
 24. 6. I w'ill p. and not i)luck them up, 42. 10. 
 
 29. 5. p. gardens, and eat the fruit of them, 28. 
 
 31. 5. shall p. vines 011 the mountains of Samaria 
 
 28. 1 will w’atcb over them to build and top. 
 
 .32. 41. 1 will p. them in this land assuredly 
 35. 7 . nor sliall you sew seed. norp. vineyard 
 Ezek. 17 . 22 . I wall p. it on a high mountain, 2.3. 
 28. 26. they shall 7 ;. vineyards, and dwell safely 
 36.36. Lord build and p. that that v.'as desolate 
 Dan. 11. 45. he shall if. tabernacles of his palace 
 xlmos 9 . 14. they shall p. vineyards and drink wine 
 15. 1 willp. them iiiion their land, sailh Lord 
 Zeph. 1. 1.3. ihev shall p. vinev. but not drink wine 
 'PI.ANTA HON. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 7 . might water it bv furrows of her p. 
 PLANTED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 8. the Lord God p. a garden eastward 
 
 9 . 20. Noahp. vineyard |121. .33. Abram p.agrove 
 Knm. 24.6. as trees which the L<ird liatiip. 
 
 J)ent. 20 . 6 . what man is he that hath p. a vine^’ard 
 Josh. 24. 1.3. of olive-yards ye p. not, do ye eat 
 Psal. 1. .3. like a free p. by the rivers, Jer. 17 . 8 . 
 80. 8 . thou liast cast out lieatben, and 7 ;. the vine 
 15. the vineyard which thy right hand hath p. 
 
 92 . 13. those that be p. in the house of the Lord 
 94 . 9 . he that 71. the ear, shall he not liear 
 104. 16. the cedars of Lebanon which he hath p. 
 Eccl. 2. 4. I p. me vineyards H 5. 1 p. trees 
 
 3. 2. and a time to pluck up that which is p. 
 
 Isa. 5. 2. andp. it with the choicest vine 
 40. 24. yea, they shall not be p. nor be sown 
 Jer. 2. 21. yet 1 had p. tliee a noble vine 
 
 11 . 17 . for die Lord of hosts that p. thee 
 
 12. 2. thou hast p. them, lliey have taken root 
 45. 4. what 1 havep. 1 will pluck up 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 5. and p. it in a fruitful field, 8. 
 
 10. yea, behold, beingp. shall it prosper' 
 
 19. lo. p. by the wafers she was fruitful 
 1.3. and now she is p. in the wilderness 
 
 Ilos. 9 . 13. Ephraim isp. in a pleasant place 
 Amos 5. 11. je havep. pleasant vineyards 
 Mat. 15. 13. plant my heavenly Fattier liath not p. 
 21.33. man p. 'a vineyard, Mark 12. 1. Luke 20. 9. 
 I.uke 13.6. certain man had a lig-treep. in vineyard 
 
 17 . 6. be plucked up, and be tii'ou p. in the sea 
 28. they bought, they sold, they p. they huilded 
 Pom. 6. 5. if we have beenp. together in his death 
 1 Cor. 0 . 6 . lhavep. Apollos watered,God increase 
 PLANTED.S'J’. 
 
 Pent. 6. 11. and olive-trees which tliou p. not 
 Psal. 44. 2. didstdi'ive out lieathcn and p. them 
 PLANTERS. 
 
 Jer. 31. 5. p. shall plant, and eat them as common 
 PLAN'J'E ITl. 
 
 Prov. 31.16. with fruit of her hands shep. vineyard 
 Jsa. 44. 14. he p. an ash, and the rain doth nourish 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 7 . neither is he that p. any thing 
 
 8 . he that 7 ;. and he that watei eth are one 
 
 9 . 7 . who p. avineyard and eateth not the fruit 
 PLANTING. 
 
 Isa. 60. 21. branch of my p. work of my bands 
 61 . .3. they might be called the p. of the Lord 
 PLANTINGS. 
 
 Mic. 1. 6.1 will make Samaria as p. of a vineyard 
 PLAT. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 26.1 will requite thee in this p. now fake 
 
 and cast him into the p. of ground 
 PLATE. 
 
 Exod. 28. 36. thou shalt make ap. of pure gold 
 39 . 30. they made the p. of holy crown of gold 
 Lev. 2. t 5. meat offering taken in a p. 7. f 9. 
 
 8. 9. on his fore-front he put tlie golden p. 
 
 Ezek. 4. t 3. take a flat p. set it for a wall 
 PLATE.S. 
 
 Exod. 39. .3. they did beat gold into thin p. 
 
 Knm. 16. .38. let them make of censers broad p. 
 
 39 weie made broadp. fora covering ot altar 
 1 Kings 7.50. and every base had 7 ;. ot brass 
 Jer. 10 . 9 . silver spread intop. is brought from Tars. 
 PLATIED. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 29 . when they hadp. a crown of thorns, they 
 put it on his head, Mark 15.17- John 19.2. 
 PT.ATTEU. 
 
 Mat. 23. 25. ye make clean outside of the p. but 
 within full of extortion and excess, Luke 11. 29. 
 
 play 
 
 The Hebrew word, Zachak, which signifies, to play, 
 is also commonly used for laughing, mocking, 
 insulting. When Sarah' saxo Ishmael play with 
 her son Isaac, she was offended at it, Gen. 21. 
 
 9 . It Was a play of mockery, or insult, or perhaps 
 of sgnabhUng, as the word is used, 2 Sam. 2. 14. 
 Let the young men now arise and play before 
 us ; let them fight as it were by way of play. But 
 the event sheics that they fought in good earnest, 
 since they were all killed. We find play taken in 
 another sense in Exod. 32. 6. H hen the Israelites 
 
 had set up the golden calf, they began to shout, t9 
 sing, atid dance about it, and to divert themselves , 
 'J he people sat down to eat and drink, and rose 
 up to play. 
 
 T.iod. .32. 6 . the people rose up to p. 1 Cor. 10 . 7- 
 Dent. 22. 21. top. the whore in her father’s house 
 
 1 ■'iam. 16 . 16 . that he sliall p. \i itii his hand 
 
 17 . provide me no-.v a man that can p. veil 
 
 21. 15. have brouglit this tellow top. niadnian 
 
 2 Ham. 2.14. let young men arise and p. before us 
 
 6 . 21 . therefore will 1 p. before tlie Ixrd 
 
 1 ( 1 . 12 . and let us p. tlie men for our )>eople 
 Job 4'). 2 ('. where all the beasts of the lieldp. 
 
 41. 5. wilt thou p. v. ith him as with a bird t 
 Psal. .33. 3./J. skilfully with a loud iiuise 
 10-4. 26 . leviaflian v. hotn tliou made to 7 ;. therein 
 7>a. 11 . 8 . sucking child sliall p. on hole of the asp 
 Ezek. 33. 32. and can p. well on an instrument 
 FLAYED. 
 
 Judg. 19 . 2. and his coiicnl-ine p. the whore 
 
 1 Ham. 16 . 23. David p. with his hand, 38. lo. I 19. 9. 
 
 18. 7 . tlie women answered one another as they p. 
 26. 21 . 1 have p. fool, and liave ened exceedingly 
 
 2 .V///?. 6. 5. David and all Israel p. 1 Chr. 1.3. 8. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 15. it came to pass when die minstrel p. 
 Ezek. 16. 28. liastp. the v.liore with the Assyrians 
 Hee 11 Alt LOT. 
 
 FLAYER. 
 
 1 Sam, 16. 16. who is a cunning p. on an harp 
 ■ PLAYERS. 
 
 Psal. 68. 25. thep. on instruments followed after 
 87 . 7 . as well the singers as tliep. on instruments 
 FJ.AYETII. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. t 14. you see tlie nianp. the madman 
 Ezek. 23. 44. as to a woman tliat p. the harlot 
 PLAYING. 
 
 1 Satn. 16.18. have seen a son of Jesse cunning inp. 
 1 Chron.Jb. 29. Michal sav/ David dancing andp. 
 Psal. 68 . 25. amongst them were the damsels 77 . 
 Zeeh. 8. 5. boys and girls p. in the sheets thereof 
 FLEA. 
 
 Deut. 17 . 8 . if a matter too liard between p. and p. 
 PLL-AD. 
 
 Judg. 6.31 .will yep. for Baal r he that willp. for him 
 .32. saying, let Baal p. against him, because he 
 Job 9 . 19 . it of judgm. who sliall set me a time to p.? 
 
 13. 19 . who is ne Fiat will 7;. with me r 
 
 16. 21. O that one mightp. for a man with God 
 
 19. 5. if he willp. against me niy reproach 
 
 23. 6 . will he p. against me witli his great power? 
 Isa. 1 . 17 . seek judgnient, p. for the widow 
 
 3. 13. Ixird standetli up to p. and judge the people 
 43.26. let usp. togeti.er, declare thou to be justihed 
 66. 16. by tire vvill the Lordp. with all f.esh 
 Jer. 2. 9. wherefore, 1 will yet^. with you, .35. and 
 with your children's children will I p. 
 29. wherefore will yep. with me t all transgressed 
 
 12. 1. righteous art thou, O Ld. when I p. with thee 
 
 25. 31. Lord willp. witli all flesh, saith the Lord 
 50. t 44. and who will covenant me to p. ? 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 20 . and 1 will p. v. iili him there 
 
 20. 14. wilt thou p. for tlicm 22. t 2. i 23. + .36. 
 .35. and there will Ip. with you fare to face 
 36. so will I p. with you, saith the I.ord God 
 
 .38. 22. 1 will p. against liiin with pestilence 
 Ilos. 2. 2. p. with your mother, p. she is not my wife 
 5. t 13. Ephraim sent to the king that should p. 
 Joel 3. 2. and I will p. with them for my people 
 Mic. 6. 2.and the Lord willp. with Israel 
 See Cause. 
 
 PI.EADED. 
 
 1 ."Sam. 25. 39. blessed be (he Lordthatp. the cause 
 r.am. 3. 58. O Lord, thou hast p. causes of iny soul 
 Ezek. 20.36. like as 1 p. with your fatliers in wilder. 
 
 PLEADETH. 
 
 Job 16. 21. with God.asamanp. for his neighl>our 
 Isa. .51.22. saith thy God, tliatp. cause of his people 
 59. 4. none calleth for instice, nor anyp. lOrtrutlr 
 PLE.'\DING. 
 
 Jobl2. 6. hear and hearken to thep. of my lips 
 PLEASANT. 
 
 Gen. 2 . 9 . God madeeiery tree grow that isp. 
 
 3. 6. vasp. to the eyes, and a tree to be desired 
 49. 15. Issacharsaw foe land that it wa% p. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.23. Saul auc. Tonathan werep. in their lives 
 
 26. Jonathan, very p. hast thou Been to me 
 
 1 Kings 20. 6. whatever is p. tliey sliall fake a\va\’ 
 
 2 Kings 2. 19. behold, the situation ot this city isp. 
 2 Chron. 32. 27. he made treasuries for p. jewels 
 Psal. 16. 6. the lines are fallen to me in p. plai es 
 81. 2. bring hither the p. harp with tlie psalterv 
 106 .24. yea, they despised thep. land, believeil not 
 
 I. 3.3. l.howp. for brethren to dwell together in unity 
 135. 3. sing praises to his nanie, for it isp. 147.1. 
 
 Prvv. 2. 10. when knowledge is p. to thy soul 
 5. 19 . let her be as the loving hind and p. roe 
 9 .17. stolen waters sweet, bread eaten in secret is p, 
 
 15. 26. but the words of the pure are p. words 
 
 16 . 24. 7 ;. words are as honey-comb, sweet to soul 
 22.18. for it isp. iftlioii keep them within thee 
 
 24. 4. the chambers shall be hlled witli all p. riches 
 Eccl. 11. 7.p. it is for the eyes to behold the sun 
 Cant. 1. 16. thou art fair, niy beloved, yea p. 
 
 4. 13. thy plants are an orchard with p. fruits 
 16 . let my beloved come and eat his p. fruits 
 
 7 . 6 . how fair and p. art tliou, () love, for delights 
 
 13. at our gates are all manner of p. fruits 
 
 Isa.Q. 16. the day of the I,oitl upon all p. pictures 
 
 5. 7 . and the men of Judah his p. plant 
 
 13. 22. and dragons shall cry in their p. palaces 
 
 17. 10. therefore shall thou plant p. plants 
 
 .32.12. lliey lament forp. fields, tor truitful vine 
 .51. 12.1 will make all tliy borders ofp. stones 
 61. 11. and all our p. things are laid waste 
 Jer. 3.19. how shall I give tliee up. land ' 
 
 12. 10. made my p. nortirn a desolate wilderness 
 2.3.10. p. places of t(ie wihienie.ss are dried up 
 
 25. .34. and ye shall tall like, a p. vessel 
 
 .31. 20. is Ephraim niy dear son ' is he a p. child ? 
 Lam. 1. 7- she remembered all her p. tilings of old 
 
 10. advers. hath spread his hand on lierp. things- 
 
 II. tliey have given theirp. things for meat 
 
PLE 
 
 P LE 
 
 PL U 
 
 Lam. 2.4. slew all that were p. to the eye in tabern. 
 Lzek. 26. 12. they sijall deslroy thy^. houses 
 .3:1. 32. very lively son? ot one that hath p. voice 
 JJa/i. a. 9. waxed exceetiing iireattoward thej».laud 
 
 10.3. 1 ate iio;^ bread, nor came llesii in my mouth 
 
 11. .38. lie shall lionour a yod with p. tilings 
 JIox. 9. 6. tlie^i. places netlle.s shall possess them 
 
 1.3. E])hraiin is planted in <xp. (ilate, but I '-iihraim 
 Joel .3. 5. havecan ied into yourtemp. my p. things 
 jlmos 5.11. ye planted;;, vineyards, shall not drink 
 3Iir.2. 9. women have ye cast out r'rom;ci. houses 
 Lla/i. 2. 9. and glory out of all the p. furniture 
 Zech.l. 14. fortliey laid thep. land de.“olate 
 iMal. 3. 4. oll'ermg of .lerusalem loe p. to the Lord 
 
 PLLA.SAIN I'NLS.S. 
 
 Prov. .3.17. her ways are waj’sofp. her paths peace 
 15.126. the words of the pure are words oip. 
 PLEASE 
 
 Is spoken, (I) Of God, yleasinp himself, and de¬ 
 notes, [1] His will and pood pleasure, Isa. 55. 11. 
 1 Cor. 1. 21. [2] Jjis decree and purpose, Psal. 
 115. .3. I 1.35. 6. (ll) Of Christ pleasimj God, 
 and signifies, I'hat God the lather did perfectly 
 accept of Christ as Mediator, and had a sin- 
 yular complacency and satisfaction in his under¬ 
 taking, and in all he should do or suffer in the 
 accomplishment of man's redemption. Mat. .3. 
 17- I 17. 5.^ .lohn 8.29. (11.1) Of man, toho 
 
 pleases, [1] God, denoting a being approved and 
 accepted of God, Ileb. 11. 5. I 1.3. 16. [2J IJim- 
 ■ self, 1. In things sinful, Isa. 2. 6. 2. Jn things 
 latcfvl. Acts 15. .34. [3] His neighbour, u hich 
 is, lirst. Lawful, to endeavour to comply with 
 his weakness in things indifferent, or that tend to 
 edification, Uom. 15. 2. 1 Cor. 10. .33. Secondly, 
 ISinfal to flatter him, or suit one's doctrine to 
 his humour, concealing some necessary truth. 
 Gal. 1. 10. 
 
 Exod. 21. 8. if she.p. not her master, who betrothed 
 Hum. 2.3. 27 . peradventure it will p. God thou curse 
 'i 6am. 20. 1.3. if it;;, my father to do thee evil 
 2 i’aw. 7 . 29 . let it;;, thee to bless the house of thy 
 servant, that it may continue, 1 Chron. I". 27. 
 
 1 Zvf/iyi-21.6. if it p. 1 will give thee another vmey. 
 
 2 Chron. 10. 7- if thou p. they will he thy servatits 
 ffleh. 2. 5. if it p.king, and thy servant found favour, 
 
 7 . Lsth. 1. 19. I .3. 9. 1 5. 8. 17 . 3. 1 B. 5. I 9. 13. 
 Job 6. 9. that it would p. God to destroy me 
 20. It', his children shall seek to p. the poor 
 Psal. 69. 31. this also shall p. the Lord better 
 Prov. 16 . 7 . when a man’s ways p. the J.ord 
 Cant. 2. 7 . nor awake my love till hep. .3. 5.1 8. 4. 
 Isa. 2. 6. they p. themselves in children of strangers 
 5.5. 11. itshall accomplish that which ip. 
 
 56. 4. and choose the things that;;, me 
 John 8. 29. 1 do always those things thatp. him 
 Pom. 8. 8. they that are in the flesh cannot p. God 
 15. 1. we ought to bear, and not to p. ourselves 
 2. let every onep. his neighbour for his good 
 1 Cor. 7 . .32. caret!' how he may p. the Lord 
 
 3 . 3 . p. his wife ||3i. how she may p. her husband 
 
 10. 3.3. even as I p. all men in all things 
 
 Gal. 1.10. do I pei'suade men ? do I seek top. men ? 
 
 3 Thess.2. 15. they;;. notG. are contraiy toall men 
 4.1. how ye ought to walk and to p. God 
 
 £ Tim. 2. 4. that may p. him who hath chosen him 
 Tit. 2. 9. and top. them well in all tilings 
 Ileb. 11. 0. without faith it is impossible to p. God 
 PLEASED. 
 
 Gen. 28. 8. Esau seeing daugh. Canaan p. not Isaac 
 
 3.3.10. have seen thy face, thou wast p. with me 
 34. 18. and their wordsp. liamor and Shechem 
 45.16. it p. Pharaoh well and his servants 
 JSiim. 24. 1. Ealaam saw it p. Lord to bless Isi'ael 
 Dent, 1. 23. the saying;;, me well, I took 12 men 
 Josh. 22. .30. w hatchildi'en of Gael spake itp. tiiem 
 Judg. 1.3. 2.3. if the Loi’d wei'e p. to kill us 
 14. 7 .1'e talked witli iier, and she p. Samson well 
 1 Sam. 12. £2. itp. Lord to make yon his people 
 
 18. 20. itp. Saul tiiat Alichal loved David 
 26. itp. David to be tlie king’s son-in-law 
 
 2Sam. .3. 36. what the king did p. all the people 
 17 . 4. sayingp. Absalom well, and eiders of Israel 
 
 19. 16 . if all we liad died, then it had p^ thee well 
 
 1 Kings .3. 10. Solomon’s speech p. tlie Loi'd 
 9 . 12. the cities Solomon gavep. not Hiram 
 
 2 C/;ro«. 30. 4. the thing p. the king and all the 
 
 conoi'egation, Neh. 2. 6. Lsth. 1. 21.1 2. 4. 
 Esth. 2. 9 . the maiden p. the king, and she obtained 
 5. 14. the tilingp. liaman.he caused the gallows 
 Psal. 40. 1.3. be p. O Lord, to deliver me 
 51. 19 . thenshalt tliou be p. with sacrilires 
 115. 3. our God is in the heavens, he hath done 
 whatsoever he p. 1.3.5. 6. Jonah 1. 14. 
 Jsa. 5.3. 10. yet itp. the Loi'd to bruise him 
 Dan. 6.1. it p. Darius to set over the kingdom 
 Mic.O.T. will I.ord bop. with thousands of rams ? 
 Mai. 1. 8. otfer it, will he be p. with thee i 
 Mat. 14.6. on Herod’s birth-day daiigh. of Herodias 
 danced before them, andp. Herod, Mark 6. 22. 
 Pets 0. 5. the sayiii?p. the whole multitude 
 
 12.3. because Herod saw itp. the .lews 
 Pom. 15. .3. for even Christ p. not himself 
 
 26. for it hatlip. tliem of Macedonia, 27. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 21. it p. God by foolishness of preaching 
 7 .12. aridshe hep. todwell with him, let him not 
 13. and if hebe p. to dwell with hci, let her not 
 
 12. 18. God hath set inemhers as it hath p. him 
 ' 15. 38. God giveth it a body as it hath p. him 
 Gal. 1. 10. for if I yetp. men, 1 should notheserv. 
 
 15. when it p. God to reveal his Son in me 
 Col. 1. 19 . itp. f’ather that in him all fulnessdwell 
 Ileb, 11.5. he had this tesliinonv, that hep. God 
 IVetl PI.EA.SED. 
 
 Psal. 81. + 5. fhoii hast been well p. with tli^’ land 
 Jffl. 42. 21. L. is well p. for his riehteoiisness’ sake 
 Mat. .3. 17 . beloved Son, in whom I am well p. 12. 
 
 18. 1 17 . 5. Mark i. 11. J.uke .3. 22. 2 Pet. 1. 17 . 
 1 Cor. 10. 5. with many of them G. was not wellp. 
 Ileb. 1.3.16. with such sacrifices God is wellp. 
 
 Men PJ.EASEUS. 
 
 Epk. 6.6. not with eye-service, as men p. Col. 3. 22. 
 
 PLEASETII. 
 
 Gen. 16. 6. Abraham said, do to lier as it p. thee 
 20.15. behold my land, dwell where itp. thee 
 14. 3. get her for me, for she p. me well 
 Estb. 2.4. let maiden which p. tlie king be queen 
 Eccl.l.28. whoso p. God shall escape from her 
 
 8. .3. stand not in evil, he doeih whatsoeverp, him 
 PLEASING. 
 
 Esth. 8.5. and if I hep. in his eyes let it he written 
 
 Hos. 9. 4. neitlier shall they be p. to him 
 
 Col. 1. 10. might walk worthy of the I.ord to all p. 
 
 1 T/iess. 2. 4. so we speak, not as men, hut God 
 1 John 3.22. do those things that arep. in his sight 
 HW/-P LEAS INC. 
 
 Phil. 4.18. a sacrifice acceptable, icell-p. to God 
 Col. 3. 20. obey, for this is wellp. to tlie I.ord 
 Ileb. 13.21. working in you what is w.-p. in his sight 
 PLEASUilE 
 
 Signifies, [1] Velight or joy, Psal. 102. 14. [2] 
 Purpose, intention, or resolution, E^ira 5. 17' 
 [.3] Commands, Psal. 10.3. 21. [4] Lawful de¬ 
 lights, Eccl. 2. 1. [5] yJ kindicess, or favour. 
 
 Acts 25. 9. [6] Voluptuous and sinful ways, 1 
 
 '11111. 5. 6. 
 
 Gen. 18.12. after I am waxed old, shall I have p. ? 
 Dent. 23. 24. mayest eat grapes thy till at own p. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 17- 1 know thou hastp. in uprigiitness 
 Ezra 5. 17 . and let the kin? send hisp. to us 
 
 10.11. make confession to Lord God, and do hisp. 
 Keh. 9. . 37 . tiave dominion over oiir cattle at their p. 
 Lsth. 1.8. should drink according to every man’s p. 
 Job 21. 21. whatp. hath he in his house id’ter him f 
 25. another dieth, and never eateth with p. 
 
 22. 3. is it any p. toAlmiehty that thou art ri?ht. 
 Psal.5. 4. Hi t iiotaGod that hath p. in wickedness 
 35. 27 . which hathp. in the prosperity of his serv. 
 51.18. do good in thy good p. to/inn, build walks 
 102. 14. for thy servants take;;, in her stones 
 
 10 . 3 . 21. bless L. ye ministers of his, tiiat do his p. 
 lt'.5. 22. to hind his princes at hisp. and teach 
 ni.£. sought out of all them that have;;, tlierein 
 147 . 10. lie'taketh notp. in the legs of a man 
 
 11 . the Lord taketh p. in them that fear him 
 149. 4. for the J.ord taketh p. in his people 
 I'/ov. 21 . 17 . he that loveth p. shall he a );oor man 
 Led. 2. 1 . enjoy p. |1 5. 4. he hath no p. in fools 
 
 12. 1. thou Shalt say, 1 have nop. in them 
 Isa. £1. 4. the night of my p. he turned to fear 
 £9. t9. stay and womler, take your;;, and riot 
 44. £8. Cyrus my shepherd sliall [lerform all my p. 
 
 46. 10. my counsel sliall stand, I will do all my p. 
 48. 14. lie will do his p. on llahy Ion, anti his arm 
 
 5.3.10. and p. of the Lord shall prosper in his hand 
 58. 3. behold, in the day of your fast ye lind p. 
 
 13. from doing thy p. on my lioly day, and call the 
 sabbath a delight, not liiidirig thine own p. 
 Jer. 2. £4. she snuffetli up the wind at herp. 
 
 £2. 28. is he a vessel wherein is no p. f 
 .31.16. whom had set at liberty at their p. to return 
 48. 38. broken Moab like a vessel wherein is no p. 
 Lzek. 16 . 37 . with whom thou hast taken;;. 
 
 18. 23. have 1 anyp. that wicked die, saith lord, 
 and not that he should return r 32. I .3.3. 11. 
 Hos. 8. 8. Israel as a vessel wherein is no p. 
 
 IJag.1.8. build the house, and 1 will takep. in it 
 Mai. ]. 10. 1 have no p. in you saith the Lord 
 Luke 12. .32. Lather’s good p. to give you the kineii. 
 Acts 24. £ 7 . i’elix, willing to do the Jews a;;, left 
 
 Paul hound 
 
 25. 9. blit Fe.stiis willing to do tiie Tews a p. said 
 Porn. 1. 32. but have p. in them that do them 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. therefore I takep. in infirmities 
 Ep/i. 1. 5. according to the good ;;. of his will, 9. 
 Phil. 2. 13. both to will and to do of his good p. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.11. fullil the good p. of his goodness 
 
 2. 12. believed not, but had p. in unrighteousness 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 6. but she that liveth inp. is dead 
 Ileb. 10. 6. in sacrifices thou hast had no p. 8. 
 
 38. if draw back, my soul shall have nop. in him 
 
 12.10. they chastened ns after their own p. 
 
 Jam. 5.5. ye have lived in p. on earth, in day time 
 
 2 Pet.2.\3. as they that count itp. to riot in day time 
 Rev. 4. 11. for thv p. they are and were created 
 
 ■PLEASLMIES. 
 
 Job .36. 11. they shall spend their years in p. 
 
 Psal. 16. 11. at thy right hand are p. for evermore 
 .36. 8. shalt make them drink of river of thy p. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 8. hear thi.s, thou that art given to ;;. 
 
 Luke 8.14. are clioked with the p. "of this life 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. lovers of p. more than lovers of God 
 Tit. .3. .3. deceived, serving divers lusts and p. 
 
 Ileb. 11.25. than to enjoy the. p. of sin for a season 
 PJ.EDGE. 
 
 Gen. 38. 17 . Tamar said, wilt thou give me ap. ? 
 
 18. whatp .'! II 20. .1 luiali sent to receive Ids ;;. 
 F.xod. 22.26. if thou take a neighbour’s raiment top. 
 Dent. 24. 6. no man shall take the nether or ii[)per 
 millstone top. for he taketh a man’s life to ;;. 
 10. shalt not go into his house to fetch hisp. II. 
 
 12. if poor, thou shalt not sleep with his p, 13. 
 17 . nor shalt take a widow’s raiment lop. 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 18. how thy brethren fare, take their p. 
 Job 22.6. thou ha.st taken a p. from thy brother 
 
 24. 3. they take the widow’s ox for a p. 
 
 9 . and they take up. of the poor 
 Prov. 20.16. take p. for a strange woman, 27. 13. 
 Lzek. 18. 7 . hath restored to the'dehtoi' his ;;. 10. 
 
 12. hath not restored the p. shall he then live ( 
 .33.15. if wicked restore the p. he shall not die 
 Amos 2. 8. on clothes laid to p. by every altar 
 PEEDGl’A. 
 
 2 Kings 18.23. 1 say, give p. kingof Assy . Isa. 36. 8. 
 
 PEElADE.s. 
 
 They are seven stars beyond the llull, which ap¬ 
 pear at the beginning of the .'.pring. The He¬ 
 brew lead':, Cliiiiia, Jf/; .38.31. Caiist thou hind 
 the sweet iiitlueiices of tlie Pleiades, or Chirna? 
 Canst thou hinder them from rising in their sea¬ 
 son ; or const thou hinder or shut up the earth 
 when they open it ' 
 
 J(i/;9. 9. which maketh Arctnnis, Orion, anti P. 
 
 38.31. canst thou bind the sweet infiuences of P. ? 
 
 PLENTEOUS. 
 
 Gen. 41. 34. fake the liftli part in. the p. years 
 
 47 . in the p. years the earth brought forth 
 Dent. 28. 11. the I ord shall make thee p. .30. 9. 
 
 C Chron. 1. 15. bolomon made gold as p. as stones 
 Psal. 86. 5. art p. in mei'cy to all call on thee, 15. 
 lO.l. 8. l.oni is mercinil, gracious, and in mercy 
 130. 7 . and with him is redemption 
 J::a. .3ii. 23. the bread shall he fnt and p. in that day 
 llab. 1. 16. their portion is fat, and their meatp. 
 Mat. 9 . 37. the harvest trulv isp. hut labourers tew 
 1‘EEN I E()C,''-N E.S.S. 
 
 Gen. 41.53. tlie seven years ofp, were ended 
 Prov. 21. 5. the thoiighls of the diligent tend to p. 
 PEENTV. 
 
 Gen. 27. 28. God give thee p. of corn and wine 
 41. 29 . behold, theie come seven years of great p. 
 .30. all the p. shall he forgotten in land of Esypt 
 31. and the p. shall not he known in the land 
 Lev. 11. .36. a i)it, wherein tliere is p. of w ater 
 
 1 Kings 10.11. brought 111 trom Ophirp. of almiig-tr. 
 
 2 Chron. .31. 10. W'e had enough to eat, have leltp. 
 Job 22. Co. and thou shalt have p. of silver 
 
 37 . 23. lie is excell-nt in power and ;;. of justice 
 Prov. 3. 10. so shall thy liarns be filled with ;;. 
 
 28.19. he thattilletli his land shall have/;, of brearl 
 Jer. 44. 17 . for then had wep. of victuals, an<l well 
 Joel2.26. shall eat in ;;. and praise J^ord your Gocl 
 PEEN l I EH L. 
 
 Psal. 68. 9 . thou, 0 God, didst send a;;, rain 
 Jsa. 16. 10. joy is taken out of the p. field 
 Jer. 2. 7- e.iid I brought you to a p. country 
 
 48. 33. joy and gladness is taken from thep. field 
 PLEN l'l EUELV. 
 
 Job 20. .3. how hast p. declared the thing as it is ? 
 Psal. .31. 23. and p. rewardeth the proud doer 
 Luke 12. 16. ground of a rich man brou>.'lit fortli p. 
 PEOTIEIH. 
 
 P.fal. 37-12. the wicked ;;. a?ainst the just, gnashsth 
 PLOUGH. 
 
 Luke 0. 62. no man having put his hand to thep. 
 PLOW 
 
 Signifies, [1] 71; till and break up ground with a 
 plow, Deiit. 22. 10. f2] 'To labour in any call¬ 
 ing, 1 Cor. 9 . 10. f3] 'I'o contrive, plot, and 
 practise. Job 4. 8. lids. 10. 13. [4] Cruelly tj 
 torment, wound, and mangle, Psal. 129. 3. 
 
 To put tlie hand to the piough, Luke 9. 62. To 
 engage oneself in the service of God, or work of 
 the inini.ury. or preaching the gospel. 
 
 Deut. 22. 10.shall notp. with an ox and ass together 
 1 Sam. 14. 11. w hich a yoke of oxen might p. 
 
 Job 4. 8. they lliatp. iniquity, reap the same 
 Prov. 20. 4."sluggard will notp. by reason of cold 
 Isa. 2^. 24. doth the plowman p. all day to sow 
 Hos. 10. 11. Judah shall p. Jacob break his clods 
 Amos 6. 12. will one there with oxen i 
 1 Cor. 9. 10. he that ploweth should p. in hope 
 PLOWED. 
 
 Judg. 14. 18. if ye had not p. with my lieiter 
 l^sal. 129 . 3. the plowersp. on my back 
 Jer. 26.18. Zion shall be p. as a field, Alic. .3. 12. 
 Hos. 10.13. ye have p. wickedness, reaped iniquity 
 PLOWETH. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 10. that he that p. should plow in hope 
 PLOWING. 
 
 1 Kings 19-19. Elijah found Elisha, who was p. 
 Job 1.14. the oxen were p. and the asses feeding 
 Luke 17 . 7 . which of von having a servant p. 
 
 PLOWING. 
 
 Prov. £1. 4. and the p. of the wdeked is sin 
 PLOW'MAN. 
 
 Isa. £8. £4. doth the p. plow all daj' to sow ? 
 
 Amos 9. 13. thep. shall overtake the reaper 
 PI.OW'M EN. 
 
 Tsa. 01. 5. the sons of the alien shall be your p. 
 Jer. 14. 4. thep. were ashamed, they covered 
 PEOW-BHARES. 
 
 /(«’. £. 4. shall beat tbeir swords into p. lllic. 4. 3. 
 Joel3. 10. beatyourp. intoswords, hooks into spears 
 PLUCK. 
 
 Lev. 1. 16. shall p. awaj’ his crop with his feathers 
 Sum. .33. 5£. and quite p. down their high places 
 Dent. 7 . 1 ££. thy God w ill p. off those nations 
 £.3. £5. then thou mayest p. the ears with thy hand 
 £ Chron. 7. 20. then will 1 p. them up by the roots 
 Job 24. 9. they p. the fatherless from the breast 
 Psal. 25. 15. he. shall ;;. my feet out of the net 
 52. 5. and p. thee out of fhy dwelling-place 
 74 . 11. thy right hand, p. it out of thy bosom 
 80. 12. they wliich pass by the way do p. her 
 Led. 3. 2. and a time top. up wliatis planted 
 Jer. 12. 1-1. p. out the house of Judali from them 
 17 . 1 will utterly p. up and destroy that nation 
 18. 7 . 1 speak concerning a kiiigilom, top. it up 
 22. 24. oil my hand, yet would 1 p. thee thence 
 24. 6. will plant tliehi, and notp. tliem up, 42. 10. 
 .31. 28. as 1 have watched over them to p. up 
 45. 4. that which 1 have iilanted I willp. up 
 Lzek. 17 . 9 . without many people top. it up by roots 
 
 2.3. 34. thou shalt p. off'thine own breasts 
 I\lic. 3. 2. whop, off the skin from ofl them 
 5. 14. I will p. up thv groves out ot tliee 
 Mat. 5. 29. it thy right eye olfeml thee, p. it ont^ 
 and cast it from thee, 18. 9- .l/</;X- 9. 47. 
 12. 1. began fop. tlie ears of corn, Mark 2. 23. 
 John 10. 28. nor shall anyp. them out of my liaml 
 29. no man is able to;;.'them put of Lather’s hand 
 PLUCK ED. 
 
 Gcm.8. n. in her mouth was an olive-leaf p. off 
 Lrod. 4. 7. and he p. his hand out of his bosom 
 Dent. 28. 63. ye shall he/;, from olf the land 
 Josh. 4.1 18. the soles ot the priests’ teet werep. up 
 Ruth -4. 7 . a man p. off liis shoe, and gave it 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 21. p. the spear oid of Egj |)tian’s hand 
 
 and slew liim with his spear, 1 chron. 11.23 
 Ezra 9 . 3. I p. off the hair of my liea<l aiuj beard 
 Sell. 1 , 3 . 25. I cursed them, and p. 06 il eir hair 
 Job 29 . 17 . and /;. (he spoil out of his teeth 
 Prov. 2. t 22. tile transgressors sliall be up 
 l\a. 50. 6. my rlieeks to tliem tiiat p. otf the lia> 
 
 Jer. 6. 29. for the wicked are notp. away 
 
POL 
 
 POO 
 
 POO 
 
 jer. 1C. 1.5. after 1 liave p. them out, T will return 
 it sliall not tie;;, up nor tlirown down 
 i'zeX. ly. 1C. hut she was p. up in fury, and cast 
 JJan.'l- 4. I beheld till the winps theieof were;;, 
 ti. three of the lii st hoi ns;;. up by the roots 
 11. 4, for his kingdom shall he. p. up foi'others 
 11. as a tire-hrand p. out of the hurnin" 
 
 C. is not this a tire-hrand p. out of ttie lire ? 
 Mark t). 4. the chains had tieen p. asunder tiy liim 
 JLukef ). 1 . his disciples p. ears of corn, and did eat 
 17 . ti. lie ihou up hy the I'oot, it should otiey 
 Oal.A. 15. ye would havep. out 3 ’our ovvue^es 
 Jude 1C. twice deaii, p. up hy the roots 
 PIAJCKKIII. 
 
 Prov. 14. 1. the foolish p. it down with her hands 
 PLUM IM,IN K. 
 
 Jlmos 7 . 7 . he shewed me, and tiehold the T.d.Stood 
 on a ^^■all made hy ap. with a p. in his hand 
 
 8. Amos, what seest thou ' and 1 said, ap. behold, 
 1 will set a p. in the midst of my people Israel 
 PIAJ.MMKr. 
 
 ^ Kinrjs ‘l\. 13. T will stretch over .Jerusalem the p. 
 Jsa. CB. 17. 1 will lay 1 ipliteousness to the p. 
 
 Zech. 4.10. shall see thep. in hand ot Zerubbabel 
 PI.UNUL. 
 
 Job 9. 31. yet shall thou p. me in the ditch and my 
 POfVr.S. 
 
 Acts 17 . CB. as certain also of your ownp. said 
 POINT. 
 
 Niim. . 34 . 7 . ye shall p. out for you mount Hor 
 
 8.p. out your border 11 10. p. out your east border 
 POIM. 
 
 'Gen. C5. 3C. Esau said, behold, I am at thep. to die 
 Jer, 17 . 1. is written with the p. of a diamond 
 Mark 5. C3. my daughter lieth at the. p. of death 
 John 4. 47 . for he was at thep. of death 
 Jam. C. 10. and yet ottend inonep. is guilty 
 POIN'iS. 
 
 Heel. 10. in all p. as he came, so shall he go 
 Jleb. 4.15. but was in all p. tempted like as we are 
 POIN l EU. 
 
 Job 41. 30. he spreadeth sharp p. thines on the mire 
 POISON. 
 
 Dent. .3C. C4. with thep. of seriients of the dust 
 33. their wine isp. ot (Iragons and venom of asps 
 Job 6. 4. the p. whereof drinketh up my spirit 
 CO. Iti. heshall suck p.of asps, viiier’s tongue slay 
 Hsal. 5B. 4. theirp. is like thep. ot serpents 
 
 140.3. like a serpent, adders’ p. is under their lips 
 Jer. 8. t 14. he hath given usp. to drink 
 
 Zech. 1C. t C. 1 will make .lerusalem a cup ofp. 
 Horn. .3. 1.3. the p. of asps is under their lips 
 Jam. 3. 8. their tongue is an evil, full of deadly p. 
 POLE. 
 
 Num. CL 8. set it upon a p. H 9. Moses put it on ap. 
 POLICY. 
 
 ZJaw. 8.C5. thro’ hisp. shall cause craft to prosper 
 POLLSHEI). 
 
 Psal. 144, 1 C. p. after the similitude of a palace 
 Isa. IB. t C. to a nation outspread and p. 1 7 . 
 
 49 . C. he hath made me ap. shaft, he liid me 
 JJan. 10. 6. his feet like in colour top. brass 
 POLI.Sill NO. 
 
 Ham. A. 7. Nazarites purer, theirp. was ofsapiihire 
 POLL, .S. 
 
 Exod. 16. + 16. gather of it an homer for every p. 
 Mum. 1. C. with the number of their names tvery 
 male by theirp. IB. CO, CC. 1 Chron. C.3. .3, C4. 
 3 . 47 . thou shalt take five shekels a piece by theirp. 
 POLL. 
 
 Ezek. 44. CO. they shall only p. their heads 
 Mic. 1.16. make thee bald, and p. thee for children 
 POLLED. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. C6. when hep. his head, atyear’s end hep. 
 Jer. 9.t C6. haying corners of tlieir ha’irp. that dwell 
 in the wilderness, 25. t C.3. 1 49. + 3C. 
 POLLUTE. 
 
 Enm. 18. 3C. neither shall ye p. the holy things 
 33. .3.3. so shall ye notp. the land whereinye are 
 Jsa. C.3. t 9. L. [lurposed top. the pride of all glory 
 Jer. 7 . .30. in the house called by name, top. it 
 Ezek. 7 . Cl. they shall p. my secret idace, CC. 
 
 13. 19 . will yep. me among my peo. for handfuls 
 
 20. 31. ye p. yourselves \iith iilols, C3. .30. 1.36.18. 
 
 . 39 . butp. ye my holy name no more, 39.7. 
 
 44. 7 . strangers to be in my sanctuary to p. it 
 Dan. 11. 31. they shallp. the sanctuary of strength 
 .POLLUTED. 
 
 Exod. CO. C5. it lift thy tool upon it, thou hastp. it 
 2 Knips Q:i. l 6 ..losiah p. the altar at Eeth-el 
 ■2 Chr. 36. 14. the priestsp. the houseof the Lord 
 Ezra 2 . 62. therefore were they asp. Neh. 7 . 64. 
 Psal. 106. .38. and the land wasp, with blood 
 J.sn. 47 . 6. 1 was wroth, 1 have p. mine inheritance 
 48. 11. for how should my name hep. 
 
 Jer. 2. C.3. how canst thou say, I am notp. 7 
 
 3. 1. slyall not that land be greatly p. 7 C. 
 
 .34. 16. but ye turned and p. my name 
 Earn. 2. C. he hath p. the kingdom and princes 
 •4. 14. thej' havep. themselves with blood 
 fl5. thei' cried, depart, yep. depart, touch not 
 Ezek. 4. 14. behold, 1113 ’ soul hath not been p. 
 
 14. 11. nor he p. w ith all their transgressions 
 16 . 6 . I saw thee p. in thine own blood, CC. 
 
 20. 9. my name’s sake, that it should not hep. 14, CC. 
 
 1.3. my sabbaths they greatlyp. 16, Cl, 24. 
 
 26. and 1 p. them in their own gifts 
 
 .30. are ye p. after the manner of j’our fathers.^ 
 
 22. + 5. shall mock thee which art p. in name 
 
 23. 17 . and she was p. with the Babylonians 
 Dos. 6 . B. (lilead is a city that isp. with blood 
 
 9. 4. all that eat thereof shall hep. 
 
 Arnos 7 . 17 . and thou shalt tlie in ap. land 
 Mic. C. 10. this is not your rest, because it is p. 
 Zeph. .3. 1. woe to her.that is filthy and p. 
 
 4. her priests havep. sanctuary, done violence 
 Mxil. 1. 7 . ye offered p. bread upon mine altar, and 
 ye. say, wherein have we p. tiiee t 
 IC. that ye say, the table of the Lord isp. 
 
 Acts 21. 28. and hath p. this holy place 
 POLI.UTINU. 
 
 Isa. 56. 2. that keepelh the sabbath from p. it, 6. 
 
 364 
 
 POLT.UTJOX. 
 
 Ezek. CC. 10. have humbled her that was apart for p. 
 PDLLUl lON.S. 
 
 Acts 15. CO. w'ill that they abstain from p. of idols 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. if after having escaiied p. ot the world 
 i’OLLU.X, see BiciN. 
 PO.MEtiKANAl E 
 
 Is a kind of apple, covered uithont with a reddish 
 rind, and red within, n hich upen.\ length is ays, and 
 shews red grains within, full rf juice like wine, 
 with little kernels, hod gave orders to Aloses to 
 put embroidered pomegranates, with golden bells 
 between, at the bottom oj the high priest's blue robe 
 or ephod, Exod. 28. .3.3, ,34. Pomegranates being 
 very common in Palestine, and being a very beauti¬ 
 ful fruit, the Scriptures make use if similitudes 
 taken Jrom the pomegranate, j he blossoms of the 
 tree or shrub that bears this fruit, are called 
 Balausts by the ajiothecaries. They are astringent, 
 and very good in a Dysentery, Diarrhaa, and 
 
 I. ientery. 
 
 Exod. 28. .34. a golden bell and ap. upon the hem 
 of the robe round about, 39. 26. 
 1 Sam. 14. 2. Saul tarried underap. tree 
 Cant. 4. .3. thy tem|iles are like a piece of p. 6. 7. 
 B. 2. would cause thee to drink of juice of my p. 
 Joel. 1. 12. the p. tree and all trees are withered 
 llag. 2 . 19 . as yet the p. hatii not brought forth 
 POM E(. 11 AN AT US. 
 
 Exod. CB. .3.3. thou slialt make p. of blue, .39. 24, 25. 
 I'cnm. 1.3. 2.3. they brought of the p. and tigs 
 
 20. 5. it is no place of seed, figs, vines, orp. 
 iJeut. B. B. into a land of p. oiToiix e, and honey 
 
 1 Kings’!. IB. to cover the chapiters on top with p. 
 
 2 kings 25. 17. 2 Chion. .3. 16. Jer. 5‘2. 22. 
 Cant. 4.1.3. tips plants are an orchard ofp. with fruits 
 
 6. 11. 1 went to see whether thep. budded, 7. 1". 
 
 PO.MMELS. 
 
 2 Chr. 4. 12. the pillars and p. of the chapiters 
 
 POMP. 
 
 Isa. 5.14. and their p. shall descend into hell 
 
 14. 11. thy p. is brought down to the grave 
 Ezek.7.2A.\ will make the p. of the strong to cease 
 
 .30. IB. the p. of her strengtti shall cease,.3.3. 28. 
 
 .32. j'C. and they shall spoil thep. of Isgypt 
 Acts 25.2.3. Agrippa and Bernice come with greatp. 
 POND Eli. 
 
 Prov. 4. 26. p. the path of thy feet, and let thy w'a vs 
 
 5. 6. lest thou shouldestp. the path of life, her wavs 
 PON DTK 1,1). 
 
 Luke". 19 . but Alary p. them in her heart, and kept 
 PONDER El 11. 
 
 Prov. 5. 21. ways of man, the 1 .ord p. all his goings 
 
 21. 2. Lord p. the heart 1| 24. 12. he thatp. the heart 
 
 PONDS. 
 
 Exod. 7. 19 . stretch out thy hand on theirp. 8. 5. 
 Isa. 19. 10. be broken in purposes, that make p. 
 POOL. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 1.3. the one set on the one side of the p. 
 
 4. 12. they hanged them up over thep. at Hebron 
 
 1 Kings 22. 3B. one washed chariot in p. of Samaria 
 
 2 Kings 18. 17 . m hen come up they came and stood 
 
 hy the conduit of the upper p. Isa. 7 . .3. 1 36. 2. 
 20 . 20 . and how he made a p. and conduit 
 Eeb. 2. 14. then 1 went on to the king’sp. 
 
 3. 15. Shallum repaired the w-all of thep. 
 
 Isa. 22. 9 . ye gathered the w'aters of the lower p. 
 
 II. ye made a ditch for the w ater of the old p. 
 
 35. 7 . the parched ground shall become a p. 
 
 41. 18. 1 will make the wilderness ap. of water 
 Eah. 2. B. N ineyeh of old is like a p. of water 
 John 5. 2. fheie is at .lerusal. by sheep market ap. 
 
 4. an angel went down into thep. and troubled 
 
 7 . he said, 1 have no man to put me into the p. 
 
 9. 7- he said, go wash in the p. of Siloam, 11. 
 
 POOLS. 
 
 Exod.7. 19. take rod,stretch thy haiifl on all theirp. 
 Psal. 84. 6. make it a well, ram also filletli the p. 
 Eccl. 2. 6. I made mep. of water to w ater the wood 
 Jsa. 14. 2,3. 1 will also make it for thep. of water 
 
 42. 15. and I will dry up the p. and herbs 
 
 POOR 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] Indigent, needy, or necessitous, Alat. 
 26. 11. [2] S;uch as are sensible if their lost and 
 undone condition by sin, and discern their poverty 
 and inability in .spiritual things, and fly to the 
 free grace of God, and the righteousness of Christ, 
 for pardon and acceptance, Alat. 5. .3. Luke 6 . 20 . 
 [31 Such as are void of ttue saving grace, or 
 spiritually poor. Rev. .3. I 7 . 
 
 Gen. 41. 19. came up after them seven p. kine 
 I'.xod.C.i. 11. that thep. of thy people may eat 
 .30. 15. the p. sliall not give less than half a shekel 
 Lev. 14. 21. if he be p. and cannot get so much 
 19 .10. thou shalt leave them for the p. and stranger 
 
 15. thou shalt not respect the jier.son of the p. 
 
 25. 25. if thy brother be waxen p. .35, .39, 47. 
 
 Dent. 15.4. save when there be no p. among you 
 11. lor the p. .shall never cease out of the land 
 lluthZ.Ki. thou followedst not young men,;;, or rich 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 7. tlie Lord maketh p. and inaketh rich 
 B. he raiseth up the p. out of the dust, Ps. 11.3. ~. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.1. two men, one rich, anti the other p. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 12. but the captain of the guard left of 
 the p. of the land, Jer. .39. 10. 1 40. 7. | 52. 15,16. 
 Job 5. 15. but he saveth the p. from the sword 
 
 16 . so the p. hath hope, and iniquity stoppeth 
 20. 10. his children sliall seek to please the ;;. 
 
 19. because he hath o|)pressed and forsaken thep. 
 
 24. 4. the p.of the earth hide themselves together 
 
 9. and they take a pledge of the p. 
 
 14. the murderer killeth the p. and needy 
 29 . 12. because 1 delivered thep. that cried 
 .30. 2.5. was not my soul grieved for ths p. ? 
 
 .31. 16 . if 1 withheld the p. from theirdesire 
 19 . or if T have seen any p. w ithout covering 
 34. 19 . nor regardeth the rich more than the p. 
 
 28. they cause the cry of the p. to come to him 
 .36. 15. he delivereth the p. in affliction, Ps. 72 . 12. 
 l*s. 9. IB. the expectation of thep. shall not perish 
 
 10. 2. the wicked in his [iride doth jiersecute the p. 
 
 8. his eyes are privily set against the p 
 
 Psal. 10. 9. he lieth in wait secretly to catch thep. 
 
 10 . that thep. may fall by his strong ones 
 14. the p. coinniitteth himself to thee, thou art 
 
 12. .5. for the oiipression or the p. 1 will arise 
 
 14. 6. ye have shamed the counsel of the p. 
 
 .35. in. who flehveresi thep. trom him that spoileth 
 . 37 . 14. have bent their liow to cast down the p. 
 
 4(1. 17 . but I am ;;. 69. 29.1 70. 5.1 86 . 1. I 109. 22. 
 41. 1. blessed is he that considereth thep. 
 
 49 . 2. both low and high, 1 ich and p. together 
 fiB. 10 . hast prepared of thy goodness foi' tlie p. 
 
 69 . .33. Lord hearethp. anddespiseth not prisoner! 
 72 . 4. he shall judge thep. ot the people 
 
 I. 3. he shall S|;are the p. jl82. .3. defend the p. 
 
 74 . 21. let thep. and needy praise thy name 
 82. 4. deliver the p. and neerly, rid them out of 
 li)7. 41. yet settetfi hep. on high from affliction 
 109 . .31. he shall stand at the 'ight hand of tlie p. 
 132. 1.5. will satisfy her p. with bread, will clotlie 
 140.12. and will maintain the l ight of thep. 
 
 l^rov. 10. 4. he becometh p. thatdealeth withaslaclc 
 
 15. the destruction of the p. is their iioverty 
 
 1.3. 7; there is that maketh himself p. hath riches 
 B. his riches, but the p. hearelh not rebuke 
 
 23. much food is in the tillage of thep. hut there 
 14. 2''. the p. is hated even of his neighbour 
 
 21. he that hath mercy on thep. happy is he 
 31. he that oppresseth p. reinoacheth Ids Alaker ; 
 he (hat tionoureth him hath mercy on the p. 
 
 17 . 5. whosomocketh thep. reproachelh hisAlaker 
 
 18.2.3. the;;, iiseth entreaties, hut the rich 
 
 19 . 4. thep. is separated from his own neighbour 
 7 . all brethren of the p. do hate him, liow much 
 
 21. 13. w hoso stoppeth his ears at the cry of the p. 
 
 22. 2. the rich and p. meet together, I^ird is maker 
 7. the rich ruleth over thep. and the borrower is 
 
 16 . he that oiipresseth the p. to increase his riches 
 
 28. 8. shall gatlier it for him that will pity tliep. 
 
 11. the p. that hath understanding searcheth linn 
 15. So is a wicked ruler over the p. jreople 
 
 29. 7- righteous considereth the cause of thep. 13. 
 
 14. the king that faithfully judgelh the p. 
 
 3i). 9 . lest 1 hep. and steal, and take name of God 
 ^14. whose teeth are as swords, todevour thep. 
 
 .31. 9. and plead the cause of the p. and needy 
 Eccl. A. 14. tl.at is horn in his kingdom, becometh p 
 
 5. 8. if thou seest the oppression of the p. 
 
 6. 8. what hath the p. that knoweth to walk 
 Isa. .3. 14. the spoil of the p. is in your houses 
 
 15. what mean 3 e that ye grind faces of the p,.’ 
 
 10. 2. and to take aw ay the right from the p. 
 
 .30. cause it to be heard to Laish, O p. Anathoth 
 
 11. 4. with righteousness shall he judge thep. 
 
 14. .30. the first-born of the p. shall feed in it 
 .32. and thep. of his people shall trust in it 
 
 26. 6. even tlie feet of the p. shall tread it down 
 29 . 19 .even;;, among men shall rejoice in Holy On« 
 .32. 7-to destroy the p. with lying words 
 41. 17 . when thep. and needy seek water 
 58. 7 . that thou bring thep. that are cast out 
 Jer.". .34. is found the blood of thep. innocents 
 
 5. 4. 1 Said, surely these are p. they are foolish 
 
 20. 13. tor he hath delivered the soul of the p. 
 
 22.16. jie judged the cause of thep. and needy 
 Ezek. 16 . 49 . nor did she strengthen hand of thep. 
 
 18. 12. hath oppressed p. and needy, hath spoiled 
 
 17 . that hath taken olf his hand from thep. 
 
 22. 29 . and they have vexed the p. and needy 
 
 Amos 2. 6. they sold the p. for a pair of shoes 
 
 7 . that i)ant after the dust on the head of the 
 4. 1. w'hicli oppress thep. and crush the needy 
 5.11. forasmuch as j our treading is on thep. 
 
 12. and they turn aside the p. in the gate 
 
 8. 4. even to make thep. of the land to fail 
 
 6. that we may buy the p. for silver, and needy 
 Ilab. .3.14. their rejoicing was to devour the p. 
 Zeph. .3. 12. the p. people shall trust in the Lord’ 
 Zech. 7 .10. and oppress not the widow norp. 
 
 11. 7- 1 W'ill feed even you, O p. of the floc^ 
 
 II. the p. of the flock that waited upon me 
 Mat. 5. 3. blessed are the p. in spirit, for theirs is 
 
 11.5. thep. have the gospel preached to them 
 26. 11. for j e have the p. always with you, but me 
 ye have not always, Mark 14. 7~ John 12. 8. 
 hlarkA". 42. there came a certain p. widow 
 
 43. this p. w idow cast more in, Luke 21. .3. 
 LukeG. 20. blessed be jep. your’s is the kingdom 
 14. 1.3. call the p. the maimed, the lame, 21. 
 
 John 12. 6. this he .said, not that he cared for the p. 
 Horn. 15. 26 . to make a contribution for the p. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. U). asp. yet making many rich 
 8. 9 . though rich, yet for j our sakes he became p. 
 Gal. 2. 10. that we should remember the p. 
 
 Jam. 2. 5. hath not God chosen the p. of this world 
 
 6. but ye liave despised thep. rich oppress you 
 Bev. 3. 17 . and knowest not that thou art p. 
 
 13. 16 . he causeth rich and p. to receive a mark 
 
 LfPOOR. 
 
 Exrd. 22. 25. if lend to anj’ of iny people that is p. 
 Dent. 24. 14. shalt not oppress lured servt. that is p. 
 
 15. for he is p. and setteth his heart upon it 
 .Tudg. 6. 15. behold, my family isp. in Alanasseh 
 Prov. 19 . 1. better is thep. that walketh in his inte- 
 
 gritj’, than he that is perverse in his lips, 28. 6. 
 
 22. 22. rob not poor because he is p. nor oppress 
 l ed. 4. 1.3. better is a p. and wise child, than an ol/ 
 Isa. 66. 2. to him that isp. and of a contrite heart 
 POOR man. 
 
 Exod. 2.3. .3. nor countenance a p. man in his cause 
 Dent. 15. 7 . if a p. man, harden not thv heart 
 24. 12. if ap. man sleep not with his pledge 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 23. to be king’s son, seeing 1 ani ap. man 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .3.p. man had notldng, save one ewe lamb 
 4. hut took the p. man's ew e-iamh and dressed it 
 
 Psal. .34. 6. this p. man cried, and the Lord heard 
 109 . 16. but persecuted the p. and needj’ man 
 Prov. 19 . 22. and a;;. man is better than a liar 
 
 21. 17 . he that loveth pleasure shall he a p. man 
 
 28. 3. a p. man that oppresseth the poor is like 
 
 29. 13. the p. and deceitful wam ineet together 
 Led. 9. 15. now there w as round in it a p. w ise man, 
 
 vet no mau remembered thatsamep. man 
 
POR 
 
 POS 
 
 POS 
 
 Feel. 9.16. thep.wfln’iwisd. isdesp. and not heard 
 Jam. 2.2. there come in a p. viayi in vile raiment 
 To the POOR. 
 
 Lev. 2.‘1.22. then shalt leave tliein to the p. anrl stran. 
 Fith. y. 22. make them days of sending jrifts to thep. 
 Joh 29.16. I was a father to the p. anrj feet to lame 
 .16. 6. of the wicked, lint he giveth right to thep. 
 Fsal. 112. 9- he hath given to thep. 2 Cor. 9. 9. 
 
 Prov. 22. 9. for he giveth of his bread to the p, 
 
 28. 27. he that giveth to thep. shall not lack 
 .31. 20. she stretcheth out her hand to thep. 
 
 Jsa. 25.4. thou hast been a sti ensjth to thep. 
 i)an. 4. break otfsins, by shewing mercy to thep. 
 I^lat. 19. 21. sell all, and give/o iMarh lO. 
 
 26.9. this ointmem might have been sold for much, 
 and given to thep. Mark 14. 5. .h hn 12. 5. 
 LnkeA.l?!. to preacli tlie gospel /y 7-22. 
 
 18.22. sell all tlioii hast ami distribute ra r//ep. 
 
 19.8. behold, the half of my goods I give to the p. 
 
 John 13. 29. that he should give somethingp. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 3. 1 bestow all my goods to feed the p. 
 Jam. 2. 3. and say to thep. stand thou there, or sit h. 
 
 Thy POOH. 
 
 Fxod. 23. 6. shalt not wrest the judgment of thy p. 
 JJeut. 15.7- nor shut thine hand from thy p. brother 
 9. and thine eye.be evil against t/ty ;». brother 
 
 11. thou shalt open thine hand wide to thyp. 
 P.sal. 72 . 2. he shall judge thy p. with judgment 
 
 74.19. forget not the congregation of thyp. for ever 
 
 POORER. 
 
 Lev. 27.8. if he be p. than tliv estimat. shall present 
 POOR I ST. 
 
 2 KitigsZA. 14. none. remained,save/;.30rt of people 
 
 POPLAR, S. 
 
 Gen. .30. .37. .Tacob took rods of gi een p. and of hasel 
 Llos. 4.13. and they burn incense under oaks and p. 
 POPULOUS. 
 
 Pent. 26. 5. became a nation great, mighty, and p. 
 L'ah. 3. 8. art thou better than p. R'o f 
 PORCH. 
 
 Jytdy. .3. 23. then Ehud went forth through the p. 
 
 1 Chroti.Qii. 11. David gave Solomon jrattern at’p. 
 
 2 Chron. 29»7. they have slmt u|) the doors of the p. 
 
 17. eighth day of the month came they to the p. 
 
 Fzek. 8. 16. between the p. and altar were 25 men 
 
 44. .3. shall enter by way of p. of the gate, 46. 2, 8. 
 Joel 2.17. let priests weep between p. and the altar 
 3i«r. 26. 7L when he was gone out into the p. 
 Mark 14. 68. he went out into the p. and cock crew 
 Johji 10. 23. .Jesus walked in temple in Solomon’s^7. 
 Acts^. 11. the people ran together in Solomon's p. 
 5.12. they were all with one accord in Soloinon'sp. 
 PORCH LS. 
 
 Fzek. 41.15. with the temple and p. of the court 
 John 5. 2. a pool called liethesda, having live p. 
 POR 1 LR. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 26. watchmen called to the p. and said 
 2 King.sT. 10. lepers called to the p. of the city' 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 21. Zechariah wasp, of door of tabern. 
 
 9. Chron. M. 14. and Kore the p. toward the east 
 Mark 13. 34. and commandecl tlie p. to watch 
 John 10. 3. to him the p. openeth, the sheep hear 
 PORTLRS. 
 
 1 C/zren. 9 . 17 . thep. were Shallum, Akkub,Talmon 
 
 15. 18. and Obed-edom, and lehiel thep. 
 
 16. .38. Hosah 1| 42. the sons of leduthun were p. 
 
 23. o. moreover, four thousand were p. 
 
 26.1. concerning the divisions of the p. 12,19. 
 
 2 Chro7i. 8.14. the p. by their courses at every gate 
 35. 15. and the p. waited at every gate 
 
 Jzzra 7. 7. p. and Nethinims went up to .Jerusalem 
 Neh. 7.73. the Levites and p. dwelt in their cities 
 PORTION. 
 
 Gen. 14. 24. Aner, Eshcol, let them fake their p. 
 
 31.14. is there yet anyp. or inheritance for us F 
 
 47. 22. priest had ap. assigned, and did eat their p. 
 
 48. 22. 1 have given thee onep. above thy brethren 
 Fxod. 16. t4. shall gather thep. of a day in his day 
 
 4 15. what is this r it is ap. for they wist not 
 Lev. 6 .17- have given them itforp. of my offerings 
 7. .35. this is the p. of the anointing of Aaron 
 Nnm. 31.30. of Israel’s half take thou one p. 36. 
 
 47. Moses took one p. of fifty for the T.evites 
 Dent. 21 .17. by giving him a double p. of all he hath 
 .32. 9. for Lord’s p. is his people, lacob is the lot 
 .33. 21. in ap. of the lawgiver was he seated 
 Jo.\h. 17 .14. why hast thou given me but one p. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 1.5. but to Hannah he gave a worthy p. 
 
 9. 23. Samuel said, bring the p. which 1 gave thee 
 
 1 Kings 12.16. whatp. have we in Davi'l, nor inhe¬ 
 
 ritance in the son of.Iesse, 2 Chron. 10.16. 
 
 2 Kings". 9- let a double p. of thy spirit be on me 
 
 9.10. dogs sliall eat .lezebel in p. of .lezreel, .36, .37. 
 
 21. .Joram met him inp. of iVaboth the .lezreelite 
 
 25. take up, cast him in the p. of Naboth’s field 
 126. 1 will requite thee in this p. saith the Lord 
 
 2 Chron. 28.21. Aboz look a v. out of house of Lord 
 
 31.3. Hezekiah appointed King’s p. for offerings 
 4. to give the p. of the priests and 1 .evites, 16. 
 Fzra 4. 16. shalt have no p. on this side the river 
 AWz.2.20. butye have nop. nor right in .Jerusalem 
 
 11. 23. that a certain p. should be for the singers 
 
 12. 47 . gave singers and irorters every flay his p. 
 Joh 20. 29 . this is the p. of a wicked man from God 
 23.412. his words more than my airpointed p. 
 
 24. 18. their p. is cursed in the earth 
 
 26. 14. but how little ap. is heanl of him ’ 27. 13. 
 
 31.2. for what p. of God is there from above i 
 P.sal. 11.6. this shall be the p. of their cup 
 
 16. 5. the I.ord is the p. of mine inheritance 
 
 17 . 14. from men who have their p. in this life 
 
 63.10. shall be a p. for foxes 11 73. 26. God is my p. 
 119 . 57 . thou art my p. O Lord, 142. 5. 
 
 Prov. 31. 15. and giveth a p. to her maidens 
 Feel. 2. 10. and this was my p. of all my labour 
 21. yet to a man shall he leave it for his p. 
 
 3.22. should rejoice, for that is hisp. 5. 18. | 9. 9. 
 
 5. 19 . God hath given him power to take his p. 
 
 9.6. nor have they any more p. for ever in any thing 
 11. 2. give a p. to seven, and also to eight 
 Jffl. 17 . 14. this is the p. of them that spoil us 
 53. 12. 1 will divide him ap. with the great 
 
 Lsa. 57 . 6. among smooth stones of streatn is thy p. 
 61. 7 . for confusion, tliey shall rejoice in theirp. 
 Jer. 10. 16 . the p. of .Jacob is not like them, 51. 19. 
 
 12. 10. they have trodden my p. under foot, they 
 have made my pleasantp. a desolate wilderness 
 
 13. 25. this is the p. of thy measures from me 
 52. 34. every day a p. until the day of his death 
 
 Lam. 3. 24. the Lonl is my p. saith nty soul 
 Ezek. 45. 1. shall offer an holy p. of the land, 4. 
 
 7 , ap. shall be for prince on one side, and other 
 48. 1. to the coast of Hethlon, a p. for Dan 
 
 2. by the border of Dan a p. for Asher 
 
 3. ap. for Naphtali H 4. ap. for Manasseh 
 Dan. 1. 8. not detile himself with p. of king’s meat 
 
 4. 15. and let his p. be with the beasts, 23. 
 
 11. 26. yea, they that feed of the p. of his meat 
 Mic. 2.' 4 . he hath changed the p. of my people 
 JJah. 1. 16 . because by them their p. is fat, and meat 
 Zech. 2. 12. the Lord shall inherit Judah his p. 
 Mat. 24. 51. shall appoint him hisp. with by |X)crites 
 Lake 12. 42. to give them theirp. in due season 
 
 46. will appoint him his p. wdth unbelievers 
 15. 12. give me the p. of gootls that falleth to me 
 PORTIONS. 
 
 Dent. 18.8. they shall have likep. to eat besides that 
 Josh. 17 . 5. there. f61l ten p. to Manasseh 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 4. he gave her sons and daughtersp, 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 19. to give p. to all the males 
 Keh. 8. 10. eat the fat, and send p. to them, 12. 
 
 12. 44. p. for the priests |1 47. p. of the singers 
 
 13.10. that thep. of the Levites had not been given 
 Ksth. 9 . 19. a day of sending p. to one another, 22. 
 Ezek. 47 . 13. Joseph shall have two p. 
 
 48. 21. over against the p. for the prince 
 llos. 5. 7 . a month shall devour them wdth their p. 
 POSSl'SS. 
 
 Gen. 22. 17- thy seed shall p. the gate, 24. 60. 
 Nnm. 13. 30. let us go up at once and p. it, for we 
 are well able to overcome it. Dent. 1. 21. 
 
 27 . 11. and his next kinsman shalt p. it 
 
 Dent. 1. . 39 . to them wdll I give il, they shall p. it 
 
 2. 31. begin to p. that thou mayest inherit his land 
 
 11. 23. ye shall p. greater nations, and mightiei' 
 
 'than yourselves, 12. 2, 29. I 18. 14. | 31. 3. 
 
 28. 4 42. tlie fruit of thy land shall locusts p. 
 
 30. 18. thou passest over .Iordan to p. it, 31. 13. 
 
 Josh. 24. 4. 1 gave to I'.sau mount 8eir to p. it 
 Jndg. 11. 23. and shouldest thou p. it.’ 
 
 24. wditnot thou p. what Chemosh giveth thee.’ 
 
 14. 4 15. have ye called us top. us' is it not so 
 
 1 Kings "t. 18. he is gone down top. the vineyard 
 JohJ. 3. I am made top. months of vanity 
 
 13. 26. thou makest mep. iniquities of my youth 
 Jsa. 34. 11. the cormorant and bittern shall p. it, I 7 . 
 F.zek. 7 . 24. and they shall p. their houses 
 
 .35.10. these twocounti ies shall be mine, we willp. 
 .36. 12. I will cause my people Israel top. thee 
 Dan. 7 .18. the saints sliall p. the kingdom forever 
 Hos. 9 . 6 . pleasant places for silver, nettles sl.'all p. 
 Amos 9 . 12. that they may' p. the remnant of Edom 
 Chad. 17 . the house of .lac. shall p. their possessions 
 
 19. shaltp. mount Esau, and Henjaminp. Gilead 
 
 20. captivity of Isr. shall p. that of Canaanites ; 
 and Jerusalem shall p. the cities of the south 
 
 JJah. 1. 6. the Chaldeans to p. that is not theirs 
 '/.eph. 2. 9. the remnant of my people shall p. them 
 Zech. 8. 12. I will cause remn. to p. all these things 
 Lnke 18. 12. I fast, I give tithes of all that 1 p. 
 
 21. 19 . in your patience p. ye your souls 
 1 Thess. 4.4. every one should knovv how top. vessel 
 POSSL.S.S, with land. 
 
 Lev. 20.' £4. I wdll give you their land top. Nnm. 
 
 • .3.3. .5.3. Dent. 3. 18.1 5. .31. | I 7 . 14. 
 
 Nnm. 14. 24. seed shallp. it, I will bring info land 
 Dent. 1. 8. go in and p. the latid, 4. 1.16. 18. | 8. 
 
 1. I 9. 5, 23. 1 10. 11.1 11. 31. Josh. 1. 11. 
 4. 5. land whither ye go to p. it, 14, 26. ] 5. 33. | 
 6. 1. 17. 1.1 11. 10, 11, 29. 1 23. 20. 
 
 22. but ye shall go over and p. that good land 
 9 . 4. the Lord hath brought me to p. this land 
 6. gives not this latid to p. for thy righteousness 
 11.8. that ye may be strong and p. the Imtd 
 
 12. 1. land which Lord God of thy fathers giveth 
 
 thee to p. 15. 4. I 19. 2, 14. I 21. 1.1 25. I 9 . 
 28. 21. have consumed from off /. thou goest top. 
 63. plucked from off the land thou goest top. 
 Josh. 18. .3. how long are ye slack to p. the land 
 
 23. 5. drive them out, and ye shall p. their land 
 
 24. 8. 1 gave them, that ye might p. then latid 
 Jndg. 2. 6. Israel went every man to p. the land 
 
 18. 9 . be not slothful to enter to p. the land 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 8. that ye may p. this good land 
 Ezra 9. 11. the land ye go top. is an unclean land 
 Neh. 9. 15. promisedst that they should p. the land 
 
 2.3. thou broughtest them in to p. the land 
 Isa. 14. 2. Israel shall p. them in the /rtrtzrfof the L. 
 
 21. that they do not rise norp. the land 
 
 57. 13. that izntteth trust in me shall p. the latid 
 61. 7 . in their land shall theyp. the double 
 Jer. 30. .‘5. cause them to return to land and p. it 
 Ezek. .33. 25. ye shed blood, shall yep. theland'.t 26. 
 Amos 2. 10. 1 brought vou to p. latid of Amorite 
 PO.SSIvS.SED. 
 
 Nnm. 21. 24. Israel p. .Sihon’s land from Arnon to 
 35. they smote Og, his sons, and people, and have 
 p. the land. Dent. 3. 12. 14. 47. Neh. 9. 22. 
 Dent. 30. 5. will bring thee to land thy fathers p. 
 Josh. 1. 15. until your brethren have p. the land 
 12. 1. they p. their land on the other side Jordan 
 13.1. there remaineth yet very much land to hep. 
 
 19 . 47 . the children of Dan took T.eshem andp. it 
 21. 43. they p. it and (hvelt therein, 22. 9. 
 
 Jndg. 1. 4 19. and Judah p. the mountain 
 
 3. 13. Eglon king of Moab p. city of palm-trees 
 11. 21. Israel 7 ;. all the land of the Amorites. 22. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 24. men of Ava p. Samaria and dwelt 
 P.sal. 1.39. 13. for thou hast p. my reins, thou hast 
 Prov. 8. 22. I.ord p. me in the beginning of his way 
 ha.fA. 18. people of thy lioliness hath p. italittle 
 Jer. ,32.15. vineyards shall be p. again in this land 
 
 2.3. they came in and p. it, but obeved not 
 Dan. 7 . 22. time came that saints p. tlie kingdom 
 
 Lnke?: .36. by what means he that was p. was cured 
 Acts 4. 32. none said that aught he p. was his own. 
 16. 16 . a damsel p. w ith aspirit of divination 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 30. they that buy as though they yr. not 
 
 See Dkvii.s. 
 
 PGSS I'.S.S I'.ST. 
 
 Dent. 26. 1. when thou comest into land and p. it 
 POS.M'.S.MH li. 
 
 Nnm. 36.8. every daughter lhatp. an inheritance 
 Luke 12. 15. a man’s life consists not in things hep. 
 PflSSESSING. 
 
 2 Cor. 6.10. as having nothing, yet p. all things 
 
 POS.SES.SIGN 
 
 Signifies, [1] The possessing or actual enjoyment of 
 any thing, 1 Kings 21. 19. [2] Lands, houses, 
 
 or habitations, Obad. I 7 . [3] Kingdom, or do¬ 
 minion, Gen. 36. 13. [4] liiches, whether in. 
 
 lands, goods, servants, or cuttle. Keel. 2. 7. .Mat. 
 19- 22. [5] 'The land oj' Caunnu, which -ras pos¬ 
 sessed by the (jeutiles. Acts 7- 45. [6] 'That peo¬ 
 ple which Christ has purchased with his blood, to' 
 he his peculiar posses.sion, I'.ph. 1. 14. 
 
 I am their possession, Ezek. 44. 28. 'That por¬ 
 tion which I have reserved for myself out of the 
 offerings I have bestowed on them ; or, I have 
 appointed them a liberal maintenance out of my 
 oblations. 
 
 Ge?t. 17 . 8 . I will give all the land of Canaan for an. 
 everlasting p. and I will be their God, 48. 4. 
 
 23. 4: give me ap. of a biirying-place to bury my 
 dead out of my sight, 9, 18, 20. | 49. 30. | .50. 1.3. 
 
 26. 14. Isaac had p. of flocks, of herds, and servants 
 36. 43. the dukes of Edom in the land of their p. 
 47 . 11. and gave them a p. in the laiul of Egypt 
 I.ev. 14. 34. Canaan, which I give to you for a p. 
 
 25. 10.it shall be a jubilee to you, and ye shall re¬ 
 
 turn every man to hisp. 13, 27, 28, 41. Dent, 
 3. 20. 
 
 25. if thy brother hath sold aw'ay some of hisp.. 
 S3, the Levites’ p. shall go out in the jubilee 
 
 45. the strangers shall be youryr. 46. 
 
 27 .16. if a man shall sanctify some |)art of hisp. 
 
 21. the.p. thereof shall be the priest’s 
 
 24. return to whom the p. of the land ilid belong' 
 Nvrn. 24. 18. Edom shall be tip. Seiralso a p. 
 
 26. 56. according to the lot sliall thep. be 
 
 27 . 4. give us a p. among brethren of our fathers 
 7 . to the daug'.lers of Zelophehad give ap. 
 
 .32. 5. let this land be given to thy servants forp. 
 
 22. this land shall be yourp. before the Lord 
 
 35. 2. give, to the Levites of theirp. cities,8. 
 
 28. the slayer shall return to the land of hisp. 
 
 Dent. 2. 5. 1 have given mount .Seir to E.sau forap.. 
 9 . because 1 have given Ar to Lot fora;;. 19. 
 
 12. as Israel did in land of his Loi d gave them 
 
 11. 6. the earth swallowed up all in their p. 
 
 32. 49. Canaan, which 1 gave Israel forap. 
 
 Josh. 12. 6. Moses gave it for a p. to Reubenites 
 22.4. return ye, get ye unto the lanil of your p. 
 
 7 . to half tribe of .Manasseh Moses hadgivenap, 
 9. tliey returned to the land of theirp. 
 
 19. if yourp. be um lean, take;;, among us 
 
 1 Kings 21. 15. lake p. of the vineyard of Naboth 
 
 19 . liastthou killed, and also taken;;..'' 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 11. to come to cast us out of thy p. 
 
 Neh. 11. 3. in Judah dwelt every one in Ids p. 
 Psal. 2. 8. the uttermost parts of earth for thy p.. 
 
 44. 3. got not the land in p. by their own sword. 
 69. .35. that they may dwell and have it in p. 
 
 8,3. 12. let us take the houses of God in p. 
 
 Prov. 28. 10. the upright have good things inp. 
 
 Isa. 14. 23. I will make it a p. for the bittern 
 Ezek. 11. 15. to us is this land given inp. 
 
 25. 4. I will deliver thee to men of the east for p» 
 
 36. 2. even the ancient high places are ours in p. 
 
 .5. which have aiipointed my lanil into their p. 
 
 44.28. give them nop.in Israel, 1 am theirp. 
 
 46. 18. his son’s inheritance out of Ids ow n p. 
 
 Acts 5. 1. Ananias with .‘'japphira sold ap. 
 
 7 . 5. that he would give it to him for a p. 
 
 45. brought in with Jestis intop. of Gentiles 
 Eph. 1. 14. till the redemption of the purchased p.- 
 PO.SSE.S.slON.S. 
 
 Gen. 34.10. dwell and trade, and get youp. thereia 
 
 47 . 27 . Israel had p. therein, and multiplied 
 Nnm. 32. 30. they shall have p. among you 
 .Tosh. 22. 4. get you to the land of your p. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 2. a man in Maon, whose p. were ia 
 
 ('armel 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 2. the inhabitants that dwelt in theirp. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 14. for the J.evites left theirp. 
 
 .32. 29. Hezekiah providezi p. of docks and herds 
 Feel. 2 . 7- 1 had great p. of great and stnall cattle 
 Chad. 17 . the house of Jacob shall possess theirp. 
 Mat. 19. 22. for he had greatp. Mark 10 . 22. 
 
 Acts 2. 45. and sold their p. and parted theiti 
 28 . 7 . in the same quarters werep. of Publius 
 PGSSE.SSOR. 
 
 Gen. 14.19- most high G.p. of heav. and earth, 22. 
 Jndg. 18. t 7. and there w as no p. in the laud 
 PO.SSE.S.SOR.S. 
 
 Zech. 11. .5. whosep. slay them, and hold themselves- 
 Acts 4. 34. as tnany as were ;;. ot latidssold them 
 POS.SI RLE 
 
 Signifies, [Ij 'I'hat which may be done, or effected, 
 Mark 9. 2.3. Rom. 12. 18. [2] Projitable or 7te- 
 cessary,Gn\. 4. 15. [31 Agreeable to the will of 
 God. Mat. 26. .39. Acts 20.16. 
 
 Mat. 19 . 26. w ith God all things arep. Mark Hi. 27. 
 
 24. 24. if p. shall deceive the elect, .Mark 13. 22._ 
 
 26. .‘19. ifp. let this cup pass from me. Mark 14. .3;>. 
 Mark 9 . 23. all things are p. to him that believeth 
 
 14. .36. all things arep. to thee, Lule 18. -7- 
 Arts 2. 24. was not p. he should be holdeiiof it 
 
 20. 16. ifp. be at Jerusalem the ilay ot IVntecost 
 Horn. 12. 18. if it liep. live peaceably with all men 
 2 Cor. 12. ’ 4. whicli i.s nott<ir a man to utter 
 llal. 4.15. ifp. ye would have plucked out youreyes 
 Jleb 10. 4. nolp. the blood ot bulls take away sins 
 
 PG.S'J'. 
 
 Joh 9 . 2.5. now my davs are swifter than ap. 
 
 Jer. 51.31. onep. shall run to meet another 
 
 366 
 
POV 
 
 PO w 
 
 PO w 
 
 POS'lS. 
 
 2 Chron. 3D. fi. r.o the p. went with the letters from 
 
 the kiiiL' and his princes, E\th. 3. 13, 15. 1 8. 10. 
 £s//t. 8. 11. p. rode on mules and camels went out 
 POijl. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 9. I'.li sat on a seat by a p. of the temple 
 ILzek. 40. 16. and on eacl) p. were palm trees 
 POS IS. 
 
 Devt. 6. 9. sliall write them on the p. of thy house 
 Judg. 16. 3. Samson took (he two p. and went away 
 
 3 Kintjx 7- 5. all the doors and p. were srpiare 
 Ptov. 8. 31. waitin": at the p. of my dooi s 
 Jsa. 6. 4. the p. of the door movetl at the voire 
 
 57 . 8. behind the p. thou set up thy remembrance 
 Pzek. 40. 10. die ]). had one measure on lliis side 
 43.8. in their setting of tlieir;?. by my 
 Amo.i 9 . 1. smite the lintel, that the p. may shake 
 See Dooii. 
 
 .<-«Ve-POS IS. 
 
 Exod. 12.7. strike the blood on the two side-p. 22. 
 
 23. when he seeth the biood on the side-p. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 31. lintel and side-p. were a fifth part 
 POS IK 111 1 VK 
 
 Gen. 45. 7. to preserve you 'Ap. in the earth 
 jSnm. 9. 10. or if any of your/>. he unclean 
 1 Kingi 16. 3. I will take away the p. of I’.aasha 
 21. 2i. will take away the p. of Ahab 
 'Psal. 49 . 13. yet their 7 ?. approve their sayings 
 109. 13. let his p. be cut off and blotted out 
 P>an. 11.4. kingdom shall not be di • ided to his p. 
 Jhnos 4. 2. ami take your^. with fish-hooks 
 PO r 
 
 Is a vessel of earth or metal for uses in a family, 2 
 Kintts 4. 38. 
 
 Though ye have lien among the pots, Psal. 68. 13. 
 Though ye have endured great hardships in Egypt, 
 and have been in an afflicted contemptible condi¬ 
 tion there. It is a metaphor taken, from scul¬ 
 lions that commonly lied-ncn in the kitchen among 
 the pots, or upon the hearth-stones, whereby they 
 are very much discolootred and deformed. In 
 Psal. 81. 6. it is said. His hands were deliver¬ 
 ed from the pots; where pots may note 'all those 
 vessels wherein they can ted water, lime, straw, 
 bricks, &c. The meaning is, 1 delivered him 
 from his slavery and bondage in Egypt. And in 
 JEzek. 24. 3, 6. by the similitude of a boiling pot, 
 are shewed the miseries and calamities wherewith 
 the inhabitants of Jerusalem should be afflicted 
 and consumed. 
 
 E.rod. 16. .33. take a p. and put an homer of manna 
 Lev. 6. 28. and if it be sodden in a brazen p. 
 
 Judy. 6. 19 . (iideon put the broth in a p. 
 
 1 binm. 2. 1 1 . he struck it iiito the caldron or p. 
 
 2 Kings 2. hath not any thing, save -Ap. of oil 
 .38. set on great p. || 4t). there is death in the p. 
 
 41. lie cast meal into the p. no harm in the p. 
 
 Job 41.20. L’oeth smoke, as out of a seething p. 
 
 .31. he maketh the deep to boil like a p. 
 
 Prov. 17 . 3. the fining jw. is for silver, 27. 21. 
 
 Jer. 1. 13. what seest thou ? 1 see a seething p. 
 Ezek. 24. .3. thus saith the Lord, set on a p. 
 
 6. woe to bloody city, to p. whose scum is therein 
 Joel 2.16. all faces shall gather p. 
 
 Jjic. 3. 3. they chop them in ineces, as for the p. 
 
 14.21. everyp. in .lerusalem shall be holiness 
 Heb. 9.4. wherein was the golden p. with manna 
 Water-PO'V. 
 
 John 4.28. the woman then left her water-p. 
 
 POLS. 
 
 Exod. .38. 3. Bezaleel made the p. and shovels 
 Lev. 11. .35. whether it be oven, or ranges for p. 
 
 1 Kings’!. 45. p. and shovels of brass, 2 Chron. 4.16. 
 iChron. 11. Huram made the p. and shovels 
 
 .35. 13. but the other holy offerings sod they in p. 
 Psal. 58. 9. before your p. can feel the thorns 
 68. 13. though ye have lien among the p. 
 
 81. 6. bis hands cyere delivered from the p. 
 
 Jer. .35.5. 1 set before the Fv.echabitesp. full of wine 
 Mark 7. 4. as the washing of cups and p. 8. 
 
 See Ft.ESH. 
 
 Water-VO\9,. 
 
 John 2. 6. there was set there six rcater-p. 
 
 7 . Jesus saith to them, fill water-p. with water 
 
 PO I KNTATE. 
 
 _ Tim. 6. 15. who is the blessed and only P, 
 POTSHERD, .s. 
 
 Joh 2. 8. he took him a p. to scrape liimself 
 41. f .30. sharp pieces of p. are under him 
 Psal. 22. 15. my strength is dried up like ap. 
 Prov. 26.23. are like a p. covered with silver dross 
 Isa. 45. 9 . let the p. strive with p. of tlie earth 
 POl'TAOE, 
 
 Gen. 25. 29. Jacob sod p. and Esau came from field 
 .30. feed me with p. || .34. Jacob gave Esau p. 
 
 2 Kings 4. .38. seethe p. for sons of the prophets 
 .39. and came and shred them into the pot of p. 
 40. as they were eating the p. they cried out 
 
 Hag. 2.12. if one with Ins skirt do touch bread orp. 
 POTTER. 
 
 Frequent mention is made of the Potter in Scrip¬ 
 ture. When God would shew his absolute do¬ 
 minion. over men, and his irresistible potter over 
 their hearts, he has often recourse to the simili¬ 
 tude of a Potter, who makes what he pleases of 
 his clay ; sometimes a vessel of honour, and some¬ 
 times of dishonour; ?ww forming it, and then 
 breakbig it; now pre.terving it, and then reject¬ 
 ing it. Psal. 2. 9 . Rom. 9. 21. 
 
 Psal. 2. 9. shalt dash them in pieces like a p. vessel 
 Isa. .30, ii. he shall break it as the breaking of a 
 p. vessel, Jer. 19. 11. Kev. 2. 27. 
 Jer. 18. 2. arise, go down to the p. house 
 19 . 1. go and get a p. eartheu bottle and take 
 Lam. 4. 2. the work of tlie bands of tlie p. 
 
 Zech. 11. 1.3. the I.ord said, cast it unto tbep. 
 Mat. 27 . 10. and gave them for thep. field 
 POLTERS. 
 
 1 Chron, 4.2.3. these were the p. and those that dwelt 
 See Clay. 
 
 POVERTV. 
 
 Gen. 45.11. lest thou and all thou hast come to p, 
 366 
 
 1 CfiT. 22. + 14. in my p. T prepared for the house 
 Pro::. 6.11. so tliy p. come as an armed man, 24. 31. 
 
 10. 15. the destruction of the (loor is their p. 
 
 11.24. that withholdelh, but it tendeth top. 
 
 13. 18. p. be to him that refnseth instruction 
 20. 13. love not sleep, le.st thou come top. 
 
 2.3. 21. the drunkard and glutton come to p. 
 
 28. 19 . followeth vain persons, shall have p. enough 
 22. considereth not tliatp. shall come upon him 
 .30. 8. give me neither p. nor riches, feed me with 
 . 31 . 7 . let him drink and forget his p. and remember 
 
 2 Co/. 8.2. their deep p. abounded to riches of libe 
 
 rality 
 
 9. became imor, that ye thro’ his p. might be rich 
 liev. 2. 9. i know thy works and p. thou art rich 
 POUND, S. 
 
 1 ftTwigdO. 17 . three p. of gold went to one shield 
 Ezra 2. C.i, tliey gave to treasure b^KEip. of silver 
 Ae/r. 7 . 71 . gave to the treasure 22(X) p. of silver 
 
 72 . the rest gave 2000 p. of silver ainl gohl 
 Luke 19 .13. and delivered to his servants tenp. 
 
 16. second said, I.ord, thy p. hatli gainecl tenp. 
 
 18. hath gained five p. || 20. behold, here is thy p. 
 
 24. take from him the p. jj 25. he hath ten p. 
 
 John 12. 3. tlien .llary took ap. of ointment 
 
 19. 39. and of aloes about 100p! weight 
 POUUTRA V. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 1. and p. upon it the city Jerusalem 
 POyKL RAYED. 
 
 Ezek, 8. 10. all the idols of Israel p. on the wall 
 _23. 14. for when she saw men p. on the wall, the 
 images of the Chaldeansp. with vermilion 
 POWDER. 
 
 Eiod. .32. 20. Moses but nt calf and ground it top. 
 Deut. 28. 24. Lord shall make rain of tliy lancl p. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 6 .stamped the grove top. cast thep. 
 15. lie stamped the altar top. 2 Chron. 34. 7 . 
 
 Mat. 21. 44. It will grind him to p. Luke 20.18. 
 POWDER.S. 
 
 Cant. 3.6. perfumed evith all the p. of the merchant 
 PO W Ell 
 
 Signifies, [1] That attribute, or perfection of God, 
 whereby he can do whatsoever he hath purposed to 
 do, and hinder what he will not have done. Mat. 6. 
 
 13. [21 xLb.tolute right and authority, ^lat. 9. 6. 
 
 L he Son of man hath power 0:1 earth to forgive 
 sins ; that is, he that is the Son of man, being God, 
 hath this j)ower. [3] Right, or privilege, John 1. 
 t 12. [4] Force, violence, or compulsion, Ezra 4. 
 
 2.3. [51 Liberty, or freedom, 1 Cor. 9. 4, 5. [6] 
 The effectual and powerful work of the Holy Spirit, 
 in regenerating and carrying on the work of grace 
 tn believers, agaimt all oppo.'iition, from one degree 
 to another, till it he perfected in glory, Ejjh. 1. 19. 
 17] The means, or instrument, which by God's 
 power is made effectual to bring to salvation, Rom. 
 
 1. 16. 1 Cor. 1. 18. [8] A veil, or covering, in 
 token that one is under the power of a superior. 1 
 Cor. 11. 10. The woman ought to have power on 
 her head ; that is, she ought to wear a covering, 
 or veil, in token that she is under the power of her 
 husband; or she ought to reckon and acknowledge 
 power to he in her head, that is, in her husband, 
 who is her head, Eph. 5. 2.3, [9] Good or evil 
 
 angels. Col. 1. 16. Eph. 6. 12. [JO] Civil govern¬ 
 ors, or magistrates, Eom. 1.3. 1. [11] Excellency, 
 beauty, and glory, 1 Cor. 15. 43. 
 
 All power is given unto me in heaven and in 
 earth. Mat. 28. 18. Supreme and absolute autho¬ 
 rity and ability is given me in heaven, so as, [1] 
 To prevail with God to be reconciled to man. [2] 
 To send the Holy Ghost, Acts 2. 33. ['.3] Over 
 angeh. Col. 1. 16. Ileb. 1. 4. [4] j'^ give heaven 
 to all that believe in me. Mat. 25. 34. Power is 
 also given me in earth, to prevail with men to be re¬ 
 conciled to God, and so to gather a church out of all 
 nations, IMark 16. 15. 16. and to rule, govern, and 
 defend the same against all its enemies. Acts 10. 
 36, :J8, 42. Eph. 1.2 ,21. 
 
 The body is raised in power, 1 Cor. 15. 4.3. It will 
 be able, [1] To attend the soul in the highest oj^e- 
 rations. [2] To be continually eierched in the 
 highest enqiloyments without weariness. [3] To 
 bear the -weight of glory. [4] To do whatsoever 
 the .soul would have it. [5] It will he above the 
 reach of in-ward infirmities’, or outward dangers. 
 Gen. .32. 28. as a prince hast thou p. witii God 
 49 . .3. the excellency of dignity, excellency of p. 
 Lev. 26. 19 . 1 will break the pride of yourp. 
 
 Kum. 22. .38. have 1 now any p. to say any thing ? 
 Deut. 3. t 18. ye shall pass over all that'are sonsofp. 
 
 4. . 37 . brought tliee with his mighty p. out of Egypt 
 
 8. 18. it is he that giveth thee p. to get wealth 
 32. .36. when he seeth that their p. is gone 
 Ruth 4. + 11. and get thee p. in Ephratali 
 2 Sam. 22. 33. God is my strength and p. 
 
 2 Kings 19 . 26. the inhabitants were of small p. 
 
 1 Chron. 20.1. Joab led forth the p. of the army 
 29. 11. thine is the p. and the glory. Mat. 6. i.3. 
 
 12. in thine hand isp. and might,2 Chron.QO. 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 8. God hathp. to hel]), and cast down 
 .32.9. Sennacherib laid siege, and all hisp. with him 
 
 Ezra 4. 23. and made them cease by force and p. 
 
 8. 22. hisp. and wrath against all that forsake him 
 Keh. 5. 5. nor is it in our p. to redeem them 
 Esth. 1. .3. he made a feast to p. of Persia and Media 
 
 8. 11. to cause to perish the p. of the people 
 
 9. 1. the Jews hoped to have p. over them 
 
 Job 5. 20. redeem in war from the p. of the sword 
 24. 22. he draweth also the mighty with hisp. 
 
 26. 2. how hast thou helped hiui that is without p. 
 12. he divided the sea with hisp. 
 
 14. the thunder of his p. who can understand 
 36. 22. behold, God exalteth by hisp. 
 
 41. 12. 1 will not conceal his parts nor hisp. 
 
 Psal. 22. 20. my darling from the p. of the dog 
 49 . 15. redeem my soul from thep. of the crave 
 62. 11. I heard, thatp. helongeth unto God 
 
 65. 6. who setteth fast mountains girded with p. 
 
 66. 7- he ruleth by hisp. for ever, his eyes behold 
 68. 35. he giyeth strength and p. to his people 
 78. 26, by hisp. he brought in the soutli wind 
 
 Psal. 90 . 11. who knnweth the p. of thine .anger t 
 1l 6. 8. miglit make Ids mighty p. to be known 
 111. 6. he .siievved his people thep. of his works 
 15D. I. prai.->e him in the lirmament of hisp. 
 
 I'.ccl. 4. 1. on (he side of oppressors there wasp. 
 
 5. 19. and hath given him p. to eat thereof 
 
 6. 2. God giveth liiin not p. to eat thereof 
 8. 4. where the word of a king is, there isp. 
 
 8. there is r.o man hath p. over the spirit 
 Isa. 37 . 27 . their inhabitants were of small p. 
 
 40. 29. he giveth p. to the faint, ami to them 
 
 4.3. 17 . which bringpth forth the army and p. 
 
 47 . 14. shall not deliver from the p. of the flame 
 
 Jer. 10. 12. he marje tlie earth by his p. 51. 15. 
 
 I '.zek. 22. 6. were in thee to their p. to shed blood 
 .30. 6. and the pride of her p. shall come riovvn 
 Dan. 2. . 37 . God hath given theep. and glory 
 6. 27 . who delivered Daniel from the p. ot lions 
 
 8. 6. ran in fury of bis p. || 22. but not in hisp. 
 
 24. hisp. shall be mighty, but not by hisp. 
 
 11.6. but she shall not retain the p. of the arm 
 
 25. he sliall stir up hisp. and his courage 
 
 43. hut he shall havep. over the treasures of gold 
 12. 7- '0 scatter thep. of the lioly people 
 llos. 12. .3. bv his strength he hail p. with Go<l 
 
 4. yea, lie had p. over the angel, and prevailed 
 
 1.3. 14. 1 vvill ransom them from the p. of the grave 
 Mic. 2.1. because it is in thep. of their hand 
 
 .3. 8. 1 am full of p. by the Spirit of the Ixird 
 Hah. 1.11. imputing this his p. to his god 
 
 2. 9. tliat he may be delivered from thep. of evil 
 .3. 4. and there was the hiding of his p. 
 
 Zech. 4. 6. not by might, nor by my p. but by my Sp. 
 
 9. 4. behold, the Ixird vvill smite her p. in the sea 
 Mat. 9. 6. may know .Son of man hath p. on earth 
 
 to forgive sins, Mark 2. 10. Jjukc 5. 24. 
 8. glorified God, who had given such p. to men 
 
 10. 1. give;?, against unclean spirits, Luke 9. 1. 
 24. .30. coming in the clouds with p. Luke 21. 27- 
 
 26. 64. sitting on right hand with p. Mark 14. 62. 
 28. 18. all p. is given to me in heaven and eartli 
 
 Mark .3. 15. and to have p. to heal sicknesses 
 
 9. 1. have seen the kingdom of God come with p. 
 Luke 1. .35. p. of the Highest sliall overshadow thee 
 
 4. 6. the devil said, all thisp. vvill I give thee 
 32. they were astonished for Ins word was vv ith p. 
 
 4. .36. with p. lie conimandeth unclean spirits 
 
 5. 17 . the p. of the Lord was present to heal them 
 
 10. 19 . I give j’ou p. to tread on serpents, and over 
 all thep. of the enemy, nothing shall hurt you 
 
 12. 5. fear him that hath p. to cast into hell 
 
 20. 20. they might deliver b.im to p. of governor 
 22. 5.3. this is your hour, and the p. of darkness 
 24. 49 . until ye be endued with p. from on high 
 John 1. 12. to them gave he p. to become sons of G. 
 
 10. 18. 1 liave p. to lay it clown, and p. to take it 
 17 . 2. thou hast given him p. over all flesh 
 19 . 10. 1 havep. to crucify thee, p. torelea.se thee 
 Acts 1 . 7 . seasons (he Fatb.er hath put in his own p. 
 8. shall receive p. after H. Ghost is come on you 
 3.12. as though by our own p. or holiness we made 
 
 4. 7 . they asked, by what p. have ye done this r 
 
 5. 4. after it was sold, was it not in thine own p.? 
 6.8. Stephen full of faith and p. did great vvenderj 
 8. 19 . saying, give me also thisp. on w horn lay ban. 
 
 10. .38. how G. anointed Jesus with H. Ghost and p. 
 26. 18. to turn them from thep. of Satan to God 
 
 Rom. 1.4. and declared to be the Son of God withp. 
 
 20. clearly seen, even his eternal p. and Godhead 
 9. 21. hath not the potter p. over the clay I 
 
 22. wT.at if God, willing to make hisp. known 
 
 13. 2. whosoever therefore resisteth the p. resisteth 
 
 3. wilt thou then not be afraid of the p. / 
 
 15.13. abound in hope, thro’ p. of the Holy Ghost 
 
 19 . vvonders, by thep. of the .Spirit of Grid 
 16. 25. now to him that is of p. to establish you 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 4. in demonstration of the Spirit and p. 
 
 4. 19 . 1 w ill not know their speech, but the p. 
 
 5. 4. with thep. of oiir Lord .lesus Christ 
 
 6. 12. I vvill not be brought under the p. of any 
 14. and will also raise us up by his own p. 
 
 7 . 4. the wife and husband have not p. of their body 
 . 37 . but hath p. over his own will, so decreed 
 
 9. 4. have vve not p. to eat and to drink t 
 b. have we not p. to lead about a sister, a wife 
 
 6. have we notp. to forbear working ? 
 
 12. if others he partakers of this p. over vou. we 
 
 liave not used thisp. but suffer all things 
 
 11. 10. the woman ought to have p. on her head 
 
 15. 24. he hath put down all authority and p. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7 . that the excellency of p. may be of God 
 
 8. 3. to their p. yea, and lieyond their p. 
 
 12. 9 . that the p. of Christ liiay rest uiwn me 
 1.3.10. according to the p. God hath given me 
 
 Eph. 1. 19 . the exceeding greatnessof his p. toward 
 us, according to the w orking of his mighty p. 
 
 21. far above all principality, p. and might 
 
 2. 2. acconiing to the prince of the p. of the air 
 
 3. 7. given tome, by theefTectual working of hisp. 
 
 20. according to the p. that worketli in us 
 
 Pbil. .3. 10. 1 may know the p. of liis resurrection 
 Col. 1. 11. strengthened accerding to his glorious p. 
 
 13. who hath delivered us from the p. of darkness 
 2. 10. who is head of all principality and p. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 0. be punished from the glory of hisp. 
 
 11. and fulfil the work of faith with p. 
 
 2. 9. after the working of Satan with all p. 
 
 .3.9. not because vve have not p. but to make oursel. 
 
 1 Titn. 6. 16 . whom he honour and p. everlast. amen 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 7 . God hath given us spirit of p. and love 
 .3,5. having a form of godliness,but denying thep. 
 
 Ileb. 1. .3. upholding all things by word of his p. 
 
 2. 14. he. might destroy him that had p. of death 
 
 7 . 16. but after the p. of an emiless life 
 2 Pet. 1. 3. as his divine p. hath given us all tilings 
 
 16. when we made knovvn thep. of our Lord 
 Jude 25. to only wise G. oiir Saviour he glory andp. 
 Rev. 2. 26. to him will 1 give p. over the nations 
 4.11. thou art worthy to receive honoiirand p. 5.12. 
 
 5. 13. blessing, glory, honour, and p. he tonim 
 
 6. 4. p. was given to him that sat on the red horse 
 
 8. p. was gi' eu them over fourth part of eai tli 
 
POU 
 
 PRA 
 
 PR A 
 
 ■Eev. 7 . 1C. honour, p. and mi"ht be given to our G. 
 
 9 . S. to them was given p. as .scorpions have p. 
 
 10. and their was to hurt men five months 
 19 . tor their p. is in their mouth and tlieir tails 
 
 11. ?>. I will give p. to ini' two witnesses 
 
 6. these have p. to shut heaven, jw. over waters 
 1C. 10. now is the p. of his Christ come 
 1.‘5. C. the dragon gave him p. and his seat, 4. 
 
 5. p. was given to him to continue, 7. 
 
 1C. he exei'ciseth all the^^ of the first beast_ 
 
 15. had p. to give life II 14.18. had p. over lire 
 
 15. 8. the temple was filled with smoke from his p. 
 
 16. 8. p. was given him to scorcli men with fire 
 
 9 . blasphemerl God who hath p. over these plagues 
 
 17 . 1C. but receive p. as kings one hour with beast 
 
 1.3. shall give their 1 ;. and strength to the beast 
 
 19- 1. glory, honour, and p. to the Lord our God 
 P()WLRc/(W. 
 
 Mat. CC. C9. .Tesus said, ye do err, not knowing the 
 scriptures, nor the p. of God, Mark 1C. C4. 
 Lvke 9.43. were all amazed at the miglity p. of God 
 CC. 69 . the Son sit on the riglit hand oip. of God 
 Acts 8. 10. saying, this man is the great p. of God 
 iiom. 1. 16. the gospel is the p. of God to salvation 
 
 1 Cor. 1.18. to us which are saved, it is theji;. of God 
 C4. Christ the p. of God, and wisdom of God 
 
 C. 5. faith should not stand but tiy tlie/>. of God 
 '2 Cor. 6. 7- by the word of truth, by the p. of God 
 
 13. 4. tlio’ crucified thro’ weakness, yet lie liveth by 
 p. of G. but we shall live with him by p. of (rod 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 8. blit be thou jiartaker of the alHictions 
 
 of tile gospel, accoifiing to the p. of God 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. who are kept bj’ the p. of God thro’ faith 
 See Great. 
 
 POWER. 
 
 Gen. 31. 29. it is in p. of my hand to do you hurt 
 Pxod. 15. 6. thy right hand is become glorious inp. 
 .Job Cl. 7 . why are tlie wicked mighty in p. ? 
 
 3". C3. he is excellent inp. and in judgment 
 Psal. 29. t 4. the voice of the l.ord is in p. 
 
 Prov. 3. 27 . when it is hi p. of thy hand to do it 
 
 18. Cl. death and life are m the p. of the tongue 
 Jsa. 40. 26. tiiat he is strong in p. not one failetli 
 JSia/t. 1. 3. the [.Old is slow to anger, great inp. 
 Puke 1. 17 . shall go before him in the p. of Elias 
 
 4. 14. Jesus returned in the p. of the Spirit 
 1 Cor. 4. 2(1. kingdom of God not in word, but inp. 
 15. 43. it is sown in weakness, it is raised in p. 
 Pph. 6.10. be strong in the Lord and p. of his might 
 
 1 Thess.1.5. but our gos.came in word, and also inp. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 11. angels who are greater in p. and iniuht 
 
 Tlij/ POWER. 
 
 Gen. 31.6. with all -my p. I have served your father 
 Pxod. 9. 16 . 1 raised thee to shew in thee my p. 
 JJeut. 8 . 17 . sayest, myp. hath gotten me this wealth 
 JJan. 4. .30. Babylon built by the might of my p. 
 Pom. 9. 17 . that 1 might shew my p. in thee 
 
 1 Cur. 9. 18. that I abuse not myp. in the gospel 
 
 No POWER. 
 
 Pxod. 21. 8. to sell her, he shall have no p. 
 
 Lev. 26. 37 . shall have 710 p, to stand before enemies 
 Josh. 8. 20. men of Ai had no p. to flee this way 
 ISam. 30. 4. till David and peo. had no p. to weep 
 
 2 C/iron. 14. 11. to help witli them that have no p. 
 22. 9. house of Aliaziah had no p. to keep kingdom 
 
 Isa. 50.2. or have 1 710 p. to deliver ? behokl I dry up 
 Van. 3. 27 . on whose bodies the fire hail 710 p. 
 
 8. 7- there was nop. in tlie ram to stand before liim 
 John 19. 11. 710 p. against me, except it were given 
 Pom.l?,. 1. for there is 710 p. but of God 
 
 Pec. 20. 6. on such the second death hath no p. 
 
 Thy POWER. 
 
 Veut. 9 . 29. thou broughtest out by thy mighty p. 
 Job 1. 12. behold, all that he liath is in thy p. 
 
 Psal. 21.13. 30 will we sing, and praise thyp. 
 
 59 . 11. scatterthem by thy p.\\\5. willsingof thyp. 
 
 6.3. 2. to see thy p. and thy glory, as 1 liave seen 
 
 66. .3. through greatness of enemies submit 
 
 71 . 18. and thy p. to every one that is to come 
 79 . 11. according to the greatness of thy p. 
 
 110. .3. tliy' people sliall be willing in day of (hyp. 
 145. 11. and they shall talk of thy p. 
 
 Nall. 2. 1. watch the way, fortify thyp. mightily 
 POWERFUL. 
 
 Psal. 29 . 4. the voice of the 1 ord isp. full of majesty 
 •2 Cor. 10. 10. for his letters, say they, are p. 
 
 Heb. 4. 12. the word of God is quick, p. and sharp. 
 POWER.S. 
 
 Mat. 24. 29. the stars sliall fall from heaven, p. of 
 heaven shall be shaken, 13. 25. /.,7/le 21. 26. 
 JLuke 12.11. when brought before take no thought 
 Pom. 8. .38. nor p. can separate ti om love of God 
 
 1.3. 1. the p. that be are ordained of God 
 
 1 Cor. 12. + 29 . are all teachers ? are all p. ? 
 
 Pph. 3. 10. that now to p. in hea' enly jilaces 
 6. 12. we wi'estle against principalities and jo. 
 Col.l. 15. p. were created by him and for liim 
 2.1.5. having spoiled p. he made a shew openly 
 Tit. 3. l._ put them in mind to be .subject to p. 
 fleb. 6. 5. tasted the p. of the world to come 
 1 Pet. 3. 22. who is on the right hand of God, ». 
 POUR. 
 
 Pxod. 4. 9- shall fake and p. water on the dry land 
 29 . 7 . shall ®. the anointing oil on his heati 
 
 12. thou slialtp. the blood of the bullock beside 
 the bottom of altar, Lev. 4. 7, 18, 25, .30, .34. 
 
 30.9. neither shall yeyw. drink ofterincs thereon 
 Pev. 2. 1. he shall p. oil on the meat offerin>>s, 6. 
 
 14. 15. p. it into the, palm of his own left hand, 26. 
 
 18. p. it on head of him that is to be cleanserl 
 
 41. they shall p. out the dust that they scrape off 
 
 -)?7’ blood thereof and rover it 
 
 Nnm, 5. 15. he shall p. no oil upon her olfering 
 
 24. 7 . he shall p. water out of his buckets 
 Veut. 12. 16. jo. blood out as water, 24 1 15. 2.3. 
 Jndg. 6. 20. take the flesh, and p. out the broth 
 1 Ktnys 18. 3.3. j». water on the burnt sacrifice 
 ■- hinys 4. 4. p. out the oil into those vessels 
 41. p. out for the people, that they may eat 
 
 9. ,3. and p. the oil on Jehu’s head, and say 
 
 Job 36. 27 . theydown rain according to vapour 
 Psal. 42. 4. when 1 remember 1 p. out my soul 
 
 P.fal. 62.8. ye people, 77 . out your heart before him 
 69 . 24. j». out tliine indignation on them 
 79 . Cl. p. out thy wrath on the heathen, not known 
 Prov. 1 . 23. 1 will p. out my spirit unto you, Jsa. 
 
 44. 3. Joel 2. 28., 29. Acts 2. 17, 18. 
 Isa. 44. .3.1 will p. water on him that is thirsty 
 45. 8 . let the skies;?, down righteousness 
 Jer. 6 . t 6 . p. out engine of shot against .lerusalem 
 
 6 . 11 . I will p. it out on the children abroad 
 
 7 . 18. and to p. out drink offerings toother gods 
 
 10. 9.5.p. out thy fury on heathen, know thee not 
 
 14. 16 . I will p. tlwdr wickedness upon them 
 
 18. 91. p. out their blood by force of the sword 
 44. 17 . top. out drink offerings to the queen of hea¬ 
 ven, as we and fathers have done, 18, 19, 25. 
 
 I.am. 2. 19.p. out thine heart like water before I.d. 
 Ezek. 7 . 8. now will I shortlyp. out my fury upon 
 thee, 14. 19. I 20.8, 13, 21. I .30. 15. 
 21. .31. I will p. out mine indignation, Zeph. 3. 8. 
 
 24. 3. set on the pot, and p. water info it 
 llos.5. 10. 1 willp. outmy wrath like wafer 
 Mic. 1. 6. I willp. down the stones thereof into 
 Zech. 12. 10. 1 will p.on house of David the Spirit 
 ihal. 3. 10. if I will not p. you out a blessing 
 Rev. 16. l.p.outthe vialsof wrath of God on earth 
 
 POUR ED. 
 
 Geti. 28. 18. Jacob p. oil on the top of the stone 
 .35. 14. Jacob p. a drink offering thereon 
 Exod. 9 . 3.3. the rain was notp. on the earth 
 30. .32. upon man’s flesh shall it not hep. 
 
 Lev. 4. 12. wliere ashes are p. he shall be tmrnt 
 8.12. Moses p. anointing oil on Aaron’s heacl 
 
 15. hep. the blood at the bottom of altar, 9. 9. 
 
 21. 10. on whose head the anointing oil wasp. 
 Nnm. 28. 7- to be p. to the J.d. for a drink offering 
 Dent. 12. 27. blood of thy sacrifices shall hep. out 
 Josh. 7. t 2.3. and p. them out before the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 15. but 1 have p. out my soul before Ldi 
 7- 6. drew water, and p. it out before the Lord 
 
 10.1. Samuel p. oil on .‘^anl’s head, and kissed him 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 9. Tamar p. them out before him 
 
 2.3. 16. nevertheless, Dav. would not drink thereof, 
 but p. it out unto the l.ord, 1 Chro7i. 11. 18. 
 
 1 Kingslo. 3. adarshall be rent, and ashesp. out, 5. 
 
 2 Khiys'i. 11. who p. water on the hands of Elijah 
 4. 5. will) brought the vessels to her, and she p. out 
 
 40. so they p. out for the men to eat 
 16. 13. and Ahazp. his drink offering 
 2 ('hr. 12. 7 . niy wrath not be p. out bn Jerusalem 
 34. 21. great is the wi afh of l.ord p. out on us 
 
 25. therefore my wrath shall bep. outon this place 
 Job 3. 24. my roarines are p. out like the w'aters 
 
 10 . 10. hast not thoup.me outas milk, andcurdled 
 
 22. t 16 . flood wasp, on their foundation 
 29. 6. w hen the rock p. me out rivers of oil 
 .30.16. and now my soul is p. out upon me 
 
 J^sal. 22. 14. 1 am p. like water, bones out of joint 
 
 45.2. grace isp. into thy lips, therefore God blessed 
 77 - 17 . clouds p. out water, skies sent out a sound 
 142. 2. I p. out my complaint before him 
 
 Cant. 1. 3. thy name is as ointment;;, forth 
 Isa. 26.16.p. out a prayer, w hen chastening on them 
 29 . 10. Lord hath p. on you thespirit ofdeepsleep 
 .32. 15. till the Spirit be p. on us from on high 
 
 42. 25. he hath p. on him the fury of his anger 
 53. 12. because he hath p. out his soul to death 
 57 . 6. to them thou bast p. out a drink ottering 
 Jer. 7 . 20. my fury shall bep. outon this place 
 
 19. 13. they have p. out drink offerings, 32. 29. 
 
 42. 18. as tiny hath been, so shall it be p. out 
 44. 6. my fury and mine anger wasp, forth 
 
 19 . when v, e p. drink offerings to queen of heaven 
 Lam. 2. 4. he p. out liis fury like fire, 4. 11. 
 
 11. my liver is p. on earth H 12. their soul p. out 
 4. 1. the stones of the sanctuary arep. out 
 
 Ezek. 16.36. because thy filthiness w'asp.out 
 
 20. 28. and p. out there their drink offerings 
 
 .33. with fury p. out will 1 rule over them, .34. 
 
 22. 22. that 1 the Lord lia'’ep. out my fury’ 
 
 .31. therefore I p. out mine indignation on them 
 
 2.3. 8. they p. their whoredom upon lier 
 24. 7 . she p. it not on the ground to cover it 
 36. 18. wherefore I p. out my fury upon them 
 . 39 . 29. I p. out my Spirit on the house of Israel 
 Dan. 9. 11. theietore the curse isp.cn us, and oatli 
 
 27 . and that determined shall be p.on desolate 
 Mic. 1. 4. as waters that arep. down a steep id ace 
 Nah. 1 . 6 . fury is p. out like (ire, rocks throw n down 
 Zeph. 1 . 17 . their blood shall be p. out as dust 
 Mat. 26. 7- P. ointment on his head, 12. Mark 14. 3. 
 Jolm 2. 15. and he ;>. out the changers’ money 
 ActslO. 45.on the Gentiles wasp, oiitthe gift 
 Phil. 2. I 17 . if 1 be p. forth on service of your faith 
 Rev. 14.10. w'ineof wrath of G.p. without measure 
 
 16. 2. went and p. out hi.s vial, .3, 4, 8, 10,12,17. 
 
 POURED.ST. 
 
 Ezek. 16.15. p. out thy fornications on every one 
 POURf.ril. 
 
 Jobl9.91. he p. contempt on princes, Psal. 107.40. 
 16. 13. he p. out my gall upon the ground 
 
 20. but mine eye p. out tears unto (iod 
 
 Psal. 75 . 8 . wine is red, and he p.out of the same 
 Prov. 15. 9. but mouth of foolsp. out foolishness 
 
 28. the mouth of the wicked p. out evil things 
 Amos 5. 8.p. out W’aters on the face of earth, 9.6. 
 John 13. 5. after that, he p. water into a basin 
 
 POURING. 
 
 Lev. 4. + 12. he shall be bin nt at thep. out of ashes 
 Ezek. 9. 8. wilt thou destroy all in p. thy fury on 
 
 .lerusalem ( 
 
 Luke 10. 34. he bound up his wounds, p. in oil 
 PRAt riGES. 
 
 2 Pet. 9.14. an heart exercised with covetous p. 
 PRAC'l'l.SE. 
 
 Psal. 141. 4. not to p. wicker! works with men 
 Prov.fi. 199. p. no evil against thy neighbour 
 Isa. 32. 6. the, vile person shall p. hy|)ocrisy 
 I)a7i. 8. 24. a king shall destroy, prosper, and p. 
 Mic. 2.1. when the morning is l ight, they ;;. it 
 
 PUAGil.'sED. [mischief 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 9 . David knew that Saul secretly p. 
 Dan. 8. 12. the little horn p. and prospered 
 
 PRAISE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A confessioti arid due ack7wzvledgmene 
 of the great a7id wonderful excctlerices and per- 
 Jectums that he in Gcd, Psal. I8i5. 1. Uev’. 19. 
 5. [2] A speakhtg forth and commending the 
 
 good oualij'ications that be in others, Prov. 27. 2. 
 [■3] The object, matter, u7id ground of praise. 
 Dent. 10. 20. Psal. 118. 14. [4] (Commendation, 
 encouragement, andjirotection, Rom. 1.3. 3. 1 Pet. 
 2. 14. [5] Great and praiseworthy actions, Psal 
 106. 2. 
 
 Ge7i. 29. + .35. therefore she called his name P. 
 Deut. 10. 21. he is thy p. and he is thy God 
 26.19. to make thee high in p. and in name 
 Judg. 5. .3. 1 will singp. to the Lord God of Israel, 
 Psal. 7 17 . 1 9. 2. I 57 . 7 . I 61. 8. I 104. 33. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. .35. deliver,that we may glory in thyp. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.3. 1.3. and such as taught to singp. 
 
 Neh. 9. 5. who is exalted above all blessing and p 
 
 12. 46. in the days of David were songs of p. 
 l*sal. 9. 14. that I may shew forth all thy p. 
 
 22. 25. my p. shall be of thee in the congregation 
 
 30. 12. that my glory may sing p. to thee 
 
 33. 1. forp. is comely for the upright 
 
 .34. 1. his p. shall be continually in iny mouth 
 
 35. 28. my tongue shall siteak of thy y. all day long 
 
 40. 3. evenp. to our God |1 42. 4. w ith voice ofp. 
 
 48, 10. so is tliy p. to the ends of the earth 
 
 50.23. whoso offereth p. glorifietli Tue 
 
 51. 15. and my mouth shall shew forth thyp. 
 
 65. 1. p. w aiteth for thee, O God, in Sion 
 
 66. 2. sing forth his honour, make bis p. glorious 
 
 8. and make the voice of his p. to be heard 
 
 71 . 6. my p. shall be continualli’ of thee 
 8. let my mouth be tilled with thy p. and honour 
 79.13. we will shew forth thyp. || 915. 4. sing p. 
 100. 4. and enter ir.to his courts with p. 
 
 102. 21. and to declare hisp. in Jerusalem 
 
 106. 2. who can shew forth all hisp. 
 
 12. then they sang his p. || 47. triumi)h in thyp. 
 
 108. 1. 1 will sing and give p. with my glory 
 
 109. 1. O God of myp. H 111. 10. his p. endureth 
 119 . 171 . lips shall utter p. w hen thou hast taugnt 
 
 1.38.1. before the gods w’ill 1 singp. to thee 
 
 145. 21. my mouth shall speak thep. of the Lord 
 
 147 .1. p. is comely |l 7 . sing p. on the harp 
 
 148. 14. he exalted) thep. of all his saints 
 
 149 . 1. sing Ids p. in the congregation of saints 
 Prov. 27 . 21. as the fui nace, so is a man to liis p. 
 Isa. 42. 8. 1 will not give my p. to graven images 
 
 10. sing his p. from the end of theTai tli 
 12. let them declare hisp. in the islands 
 
 43. 21. this [)eop!e, tliey sliall shew fortli myp. 
 
 48. 9 . and for my p. will 1 refi ain for thee 
 6 :). 18. but thou slialtcall thy gates P. 
 
 61. 3. the garment ofp. for the spirit of heaviness 
 
 11. L. will cause righteonsn. and;;, tospi ing fortli 
 
 62. 7 . till he make Jerusalem ap. in (he earth 
 Jer. 13. 11. that thei’miglit be to me for ap. 
 
 17- 14. sa\'e me, O l.ord, for thou art myp. 
 
 26. Iiringing saci itices of p. to house of I,. 33. 11. 
 33. 9. it shall t)e to me a joy, a p. and an honour 
 4t5. 2. there shall be no more p. of Moab 
 
 49 . 25. how is the city ofp. not left, city of joy I 
 5l. 41. how is the ;;. ot whole earth surprised r 
 
 Hah, 3. 3. and the earth was full of hisp. 
 
 Zeph. 3.19. 1 will getthemp. and fame in every land 
 
 20. make you ap. among all people of tlie earlh 
 Mat. 21. 16. of sucklings, thou hast perfected;;. 
 J.uke 18. 43. peojde, when they saw’it, gave;;. toG. 
 John 9. 24. give God the;;. th.isman is a sinner 
 
 12. 43. they lovedp. of men more than;;, of God 
 Ro7n. 9. 29 . whose p. is not of men, but of God 
 
 1.3. .3. do what is good, thou shalt liavep. of same 
 
 1 .Cor. 4. 5. then shall every man have;;, of God 
 
 2 C’or. 8. 18. the brotlier, whosep. is in the gospel 
 Eph. 1. 0. predestinated to p. of glory of his grace 
 
 12. top. of glory who first trusted in Christ, 14. 
 Phil. 1.11. by Jesus Christ, top. and glorvof God 
 
 4. 8. if th»re be any p. think on these things 
 Heb. 9. 12. in midst of fiie church will I singp. 
 
 1.3.15. by hi>n let ns offer sacrifice ofp. continually 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 7 . trial of your faith miglit be found to p. 
 2. 14. and for the p. of them that do well 
 
 4. 11. to whom lie p. and dominion for ever 
 PRAl.SE, Verb. 
 
 Gem. 49 . 8. thon art he w horn thy brethren shall p. 
 I.ev. 19. 24. the fruit thereof holy top. tlie Lord 
 Deut. 32. t 43. p. his ])eople, ye nations 
 
 2 Sa/n. 14. t 25. as Absalom, notaman top.greatly 
 
 1 C'/n-. 23. 5. insti llments I made top. therewith 
 
 29. 13. we thank and;;, thy glorious name 
 
 2 Chro7i. 8. 14. l.eviles to p. before the iiriests 
 20.21. (liat should p. the beauty of holiness 
 
 22. and w'hen they began to sing and fop. 
 
 .31.2. and top. in tlie gates of the tents of l ord 
 Psal. 21. 1.3. so will we sing and p. tliy iwwer 
 22. 2.3. ye that fear the Lord,p. liim, seed of larob 
 
 30. 9. when I go to the pit, shall the dustp. thee 
 42.5. hojie in God, for 1 shall yetp. liim, 11. | 43. 5. 
 
 44. 8. ill God we lioast, andp. tliy name for e\er 
 
 45. 17 . therefore, shall the iH'ople p. thee 
 
 49 . 18. men will p. tliee, whendoest w’ell to lliy.self 
 
 63. 3. my lips shallp. thee 11.5. mouth shall p.'thee 
 
 67. 3. let (leopiep. tliee 1| 5. let all people;, thee 
 
 6.1. 34. let the heaven and earth;;, him 
 71 . 14. I will yet p. thee more and more 
 74 . 21. let the poor and needy p. thy name 
 76. 10. surely the wrath of in'an shall p. tliee 
 
 88. 10. sliall the dead arise and p. thee ? 
 
 89. 5. the heavens shall p. thy wonders, O Txird 
 99. 3. let (hem p. thy great and tcirihle Paine 
 
 107 . 32.p. him in the assembly of the eldi-is 
 113. 1. p. him, O ye servants of the l.ord, 1.35. 1. 
 
 115. 17 . the deadp. not tlie l.ord, nor any tliat 
 119. 161. seven times a day do I p. thee 
 
 175 . let my soul live and it shall p. tliee 
 138. 2. I will n, thy name for thy loving kindness 
 4. all (he kings ot the earth shallp. thee 
 112. 7 . bring out ot prison that I may p. th^’ nama 
 445. 4. one generation shall p. thy works to anothe 
 10. all tby works shall p. thee, O Lord 
 
PR A 
 
 Ps. 147 1~.p. ll'e T>. .Terusalem,^. I!i3’ Go(!, O Zion 
 148. 1. p. ye thu T.oni, p. Iiiin in tlie heii^lits 
 
 2. p. him, all his aiiL’els.j:;. him,ye his liosts 
 ti.p. him, sun and moon, p. him, all ye stars 
 
 4. p. him, ye heavens ot lieavens, and waters 
 14y. 3. let them p. his name in the dance 
 
 350. l.^.God in his sanctuary,/), him in firmatn. 
 2./). him for his miuhty acts, p. him for ereafness 
 .3. p. him with trumpet || 4. «. him with timtuel 
 
 5. p. him upon the loud and soundiny: cymbals 
 Prop. 27. -■ let another man p. thee, a stranyer 
 
 28. 4. they that forsake tlie law p. the wicked 
 .31. .31. let her own works p. her in the yate.s 
 iw. .38. 18. the yrave cannot p. thee, death cannot 
 ly. the liviny he shall p. thee, as 1 do this day 
 Jer. .31.7- puhlisli,ye and say, () 1.. save people 
 Dan.il. 23. 1 thank and p. thee, O God of my lathers 
 
 4. .37. 1 p. extol, anil honour the kiny of heaven 
 Joel 2. 28. p. the name of the Lord your Got! 
 
 Lpke ly. .37. disci(iles heyan to p. Q. with loud voice 
 1 Cor. 11. 2. now I p, 3011 that ye rememher me 
 
 17. in this that I declare, 1 p. you not, 22. 
 
 Pev. ly. 5. sa3'iny, p, our God, all ye his servants 
 1 null, or mill I PKArsi’. 
 
 Gen. 29. .35. T.eah said, now 7vill Ip. the Lord 
 Psal.’i.A'i. Tn i/lp. Ld. accoi (liny to his riyhteous. 
 9. 1. I 7vill p. thee, () Lord, with m3’ whole lieart, 
 will shew forth tl^’ works. 111. 1. 1 138. 1. 
 22.22. in mhlst of the conyreyation will Ip. thee 
 28. 7- therefore with my Sony a-yV/ I p. him 
 
 35.18. 1 will yive thee thanks, 1 willp. thee among 
 
 much i)eople, 57 . 9. 1 108. .3. i 109. 30. 
 43. 4. on the harp -will I p. thee, O God 
 .52. 9. I null p. thee for ever, because thou hast done 
 
 54. 8. I willp. tho’ name, O Lord, for it is yood 
 58. 4. in God I null p. his word, in God I ti iist, 10. 
 89. 30. I will p. the name of God with a song 
 71. 22. I will also p. thee with the psaltery 
 86. 12. 1 nullp. thee,0 Lord my G. with my heart 
 
 118. 19. I zi'ill yo into tliem, ami will p. the Lord 
 
 21. 7 7vill p. thee, for thou hast heard me 
 
 28. thou art my God, and 1 willp. thee 
 
 119. 7. I will p. thee with upriyhtness of heart 
 339. 14. T willp.\\\ee, for I am wonderful^’made 
 
 145. 2. J loill p. th3' name for ever and ever 
 Isa. 12.1. 1 vjillp. thee, though thou wast anyr3’’ 
 
 25. 1. I xcill p. th3’ name, thou hast done wonders 
 PRAlSL ye the L.ord, or PRAIsii. the Lord. 
 Judy. 5. 2. p. ye the l.ord, for the avenginy of Israel 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 4. he appointed l.evites top. the Lord 
 
 2.3. .30. to stand every morning top. the Lord 
 
 25. .3. wlio prophesied with a harp top. the Lord 
 
 2 Chr. 20. ly. the Levites stood up top. the Lord 
 
 21. p. the Lord, for his mer<;y endureth for ever 
 
 Ezra 3. 10. set Levites with cymbals to p. Me Lorrf 
 Psal. 22. 26. the3’ shall p. the Lord that seek him 
 33. 2. p. the JAud with harp, sing unto him 
 
 302.18. people that shall he created shall /;. the L. 
 104. Zb.p.ye L. 108. 1. 48. | 111. 1.1 112. 1. 1 113. 
 
 1, 9. 1 115. 18. I 116. 19. 1 117. 2.1 135. 1.1 
 346. 1, 10. 1 147. 20. 1 148. 1, 14. | 149. 1,9. 
 
 I 150. 1. 8. Jer. 20. 1.3. 
 
 307. 8. oh that men would p. the Lord, 15, 21, .31. 
 109. 30. I will greatl3’ p. the Lord with my mouth 
 118. 19.1 xvill p. the L. I| 1.35. .3.p. L. for he is good 
 
 146. 2. while 1 live will 1 p. the Lord, 1 will sing 
 
 147. 1. p. ye the Lord, for it is good to siny praise 
 
 12.p. the L. O .lerusalem, praise thy God, O Zion 
 
 148. ~.p. the Lord from the earth, ye dragons 
 Isa. 12. 4. shall say, p. the Lord, call upon his name 
 
 62. 9. but they shall eat it, and p. the Lord 
 Jer. 33. ll.p. r/;e of hosts, for the Lord is good 
 Horn. 15.11. and again, p. the Lord, all ye Gentiles 
 PKAI.sED. 
 
 Judy. 16. 24. the people p. their god Dayon 
 2 Ham. 14. 25. none to be so much p. as Absalom 
 
 22. 4. the Lord is worthy to hep. P.sal. 18. .3. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 25. for the imrd is great, and greatly 
 
 to be p. Psal. 48. 1. I 96. 4. I 145. 3. 
 .36._all the people p. the Lord, and said, amen 
 
 2.3. 5. tour thousand were porters, and four thou¬ 
 sand p. the Lord, 2 Chron. ~. 3. Neh. 5. 1.3. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 1.3. with instruments of musicp. Lord 
 7- 6. when llavid p. by their ministry 
 
 .30.21. l.evites and priests p.the Lord day by day 
 Ezra .3. 11. a great shout w hen ihev p, the Lord 
 PsaLlH. 15. prayer for him, and daily shall he bep. 
 113. 3. from rising of sun [.ord’s name is to be p. 
 Prov. .31. .30. a woman that feareth Lord shall bep. 
 Eccl.4.Q. wherefore 1 p.the dead more than living 
 Cant. 6. 9. yea, the queens and concubines p. her 
 Isa. 64. 11. our house, where our fathers p. thee 
 Pan. 4. .34. Ip. and honoured him that liveth forev. 
 
 5. 4. and they p. the gods of gold and silver, 23. 
 Luke 1. 64. and Zacharias s|take and p. God 
 
 PRAISES. 
 
 Exod. 15. 11. who is like thee, fearful inp. 
 
 2-Saw. 22. 50. 1 will give thanks and sinyp. to thy 
 name, Psal. 18. 49. I 92. 1. | 135. .3. 
 2 Chron. 29. .30. commanded the Levites to siny p. 
 
 to the lyjrd, and they sang p. with gladness 
 Psal. 9.11. sinyp. to 1 ord that dwelleth in Zion 
 
 22. .3. art holy , O thou that inhabitestp. of Israel 
 27. 6; 1 w'ill siny, yea, 1 will siny p. to God, 47. 6. 
 
 I 68. 32. I 75. 9. 1 108. .3. 
 47. 7. Gcd is kiny, sing ye p. with understanding 
 56. 12. I will render p. unto thee, 144. 9. 
 
 68.4. sing to God, siny p. to his name, extol him 
 78. 4. shewing to generation to come p. of T.ord 
 146.2. I will singp. tomy God while I have being 
 147. 1. for it is good to singp. to our God 
 349. 3. let them sing p. to him with the timbrel 
 
 6. let the high p. of God be in their mouths 
 Isa. 60. 6. they shall shew forth the p. of the T.ord 
 
 63.7- I W’ill make mention of the p. of the l.ord 
 Acts \().Zo. Paul and Silas prayed and sanyp. toG. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. shew forth the /;. of him who called x ou 
 
 PRAISITII. 
 
 Prov. 31. 28. her husband also, and hep. her 
 P U A 1S1 N G. 
 
 2 Chr. 5. 13. to make one sound to be heard in p. L. 
 
 23. 12. Athaliah heard the peoplep. the king 
 
 PRA 
 
 Ezra 3 . 11. they sang by course in p. the Lord 
 Psal. 84. 4. they will be still p. thee 
 Lute 2. 1.3. a inidtitude of the heavenly hostp. God 
 28. the shei)herds returned p. (iod for all things 
 
 24. 53. they were continually in the temple p. God 
 Acts 2. 4t). they did eat with gladness, w. Cjod 
 
 3. 8. walking, and leaping, and p. Goti, 9. 
 PR/\^C1^G. 
 
 Kah. .3. 2. the noise of the p. horses and chariots 
 PRANCI NGS. 
 
 Jttdy. 5. 22. horse-hoofs broken by means of p. 
 PRAIl^G. 
 
 Prov. 10. 8. but a p. fool shall fall, 10. 
 
 :iJohn 10. p. against us with malicious words 
 PRAY. 
 
 GVw. 20. 7- lie is a prophet, and shall p. for thee 
 24. + 63. Isaac went out to p. in the tield 
 1_-Vw. Ltl2. as Hannah multiplied top. before L. 
 7-5. Samuel said, 1 will p. for you to the l.ord 
 
 12. 19. p. for thy servants to the Lord thy God 
 
 23. that 1 should sin in ceasing to p. for you 
 
 2 ■^am. 7.27. found in his heart to p. 1 Chr. I7. 25. 
 
 1 Kiuysii.tiO. hearken thou whentheyshallp. towani 
 
 this place, .35, 42, 44, 48. 2 Chron. 6. 28, .34, ,38. 
 
 13. 6. p. that my hand ma3’ tie. restored again 
 
 2 Chron. 6.24. shall p. and make supiilication, 32. 
 __^37. and turn and p. in the land of their captivity 
 
 7. 14. it my people shall p. and seek my face 
 h.zra 6. 10. and p. for the life of the king and sons 
 Neh. 1. 6. hear the prayer w hich I p. before thee 
 Joh1\. 15. w’liat piotit should we have ifp. to him 
 
 3.3. 28. p. to (iod, and he will be fa\ onrat)le to him 
 42.8. my serv. lob shall p. for you, liim wdll accept 
 P_s_. 5. 2. my King, my (iod, for to thee will 1 p. 
 
 55. 17. evening, morning, an<l at noun will 1 p. 
 122. 6.p. for peace of .lerus. prosiier that love thee 
 
 ls(i. 16. 12. he shall come to his sanctuary top. 
 
 45. 20. and p. to a god that cannot save 
 Jer. 7. 16. p. not thou for this peojile, 11. 14. I 14.11. 
 29. 7. seek peace of the city, p. to the Lord for it 
 12. ye shall p. to me, and 1 will hearken to you 
 .37. 3. p. now’ to the. Ixird our God for us, 42. 2, 20. 
 ^42. 4. behold, 1 will p. to the l.ord your God 
 Zech. 7. 2. they sent men to p. before the T.ord 
 
 8. 21. go speedily to p. before, the l .oi'd, 22. 
 l\Jat.5. 44. and p. for them which (lespitefully use 
 
 you and iiersecute you, Luke 18. 27. 
 
 6._ 5. for they love to p. standing in the synagogue 
 
 6. p. to thy Father which is in secret, shall reward 
 
 7. whenyep. use not vain repetitions as heathen do 
 
 9. atter this manner/). \ e. Our Father who art 
 
 9. .38. p. the T.ord of the harvest, Luke 10. 2. 
 
 14. 23. he went up into a mountain apart top. and 
 
 was alone, .tlnrk 6. 48. Luke 6. 12. 1 9. 28. 
 
 19. 13. that he sliould put Ids hands on them and p. 
 
 24. 20. p. your fight he not in wdnter. Mark 13. 18. 
 
 26. .36. .lesus saith to tlie disciples, sit ye here w hile 
 
 I go and p. yonder, Mark 14. .32. 
 41. watch and p. that ve enter not into temptation, 
 Mark 1.3. .3.3. i 14..33. I.uke 21. .38.1 22. 40, 46. 
 53. thinkest thou that I cannot p. to my Father f 
 Mark 5. 17. and they began to p. him to depart 
 11. 24. what things soever ye desire when yep. 
 Luke 11. 1. T.,ord, teach us top. as .lohn taught his 
 2. he said to them, when ye p. say. Our Father 
 
 18. 1. that men ought always to p. and not to taint 
 
 10. two men went up into'the temple to p. 
 
 .Tohn 14. 16. anil I will p. the Father, 16. 26. 
 
 17. 9. I p. for them, I p. not for the world 
 
 15. I p. not that thou take them out of the worl 
 
 20. nor p. I for these alone, but for them also 
 Acts ti. 22. p. (iod, if perhaps the thought of heart 
 
 24. .Simon said, p. ye to the T.ord for me 
 
 10. 9- Peter went up on tiie house top top. 
 
 Pom. 8. 28. for we know not what we should p. for 
 
 1 Cor. 11.13. is it comely that woman p. uncovered P 
 
 14. 1.3. wherefore let him p. that he may interpret 
 
 14. for if I p. in unknown tongue, s|)irit prayeth 
 
 15. 1 will p. w ith .Spirit, p. w ith understanding 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. we are ambassadors for Christ, we p. 
 
 you in Christ's stead, be ye reconcileil to God 
 
 1.3. 7. now I p. to God, that ye do no evil 
 Phil. 1. 0. this 1 p. that your love may abound 
 Col. 1. (.). for this cause we do not cease to p. for yon 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 17. rejoice evermore, p. w'ithout ceasing 
 23. I p. God your w hole S[)irit be preserved 
 
 2.5. brethren, p. for us. 2 Thess. .3. 1. Heh.V4. 18. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 11. wherefore wep. always for v’ou 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 8. I will that men p. every where 
 
 2 'Tim. 4. 16. I p. God it be not laid to their charge 
 Jam. 5. 13. is any among you afflicted ' let liim p. 
 
 14. and let them p. over him, anointing him 
 
 16. confess your faults, and p. one fur another 
 1 John 5. 16. 1 do not say that he shall p. for it 
 
 3 Jo/i?) t-. I p. that thou mavesf prosperand in health 
 
 PRAYED. 
 
 Gen.20.17- Abrahamp.and God healed Abimelech 
 Pnm. 11. 2. when Closes p. the fire was quenched 
 
 21. 7- and IMoses p. for tlie people. Dent. 9. 26. 
 Dent. 9. 20. I p. for Aaron also the same time 
 
 1 Sa7n. 1. 10. Hannah p. to Imrd and wept sore, 21. 
 
 27. for this chihl 1 p. |{ 8. 6. Samuel p. to the Lord 
 
 2 Pmys 4. .33. Elisha p. to the Loi'd, 6. I7. 18. 
 
 19. 15. Hezekiah p. 20. 2. 2 Chron. .30. 18. I .32. 24. 
 
 20. that which thou hast p. to me, Jsa. 37. 21. 
 
 2 Chron. .•?2. 20. Isaiah p. ji .33. 1.3. Manasseh p. 
 
 Ezra 10. 1. now’ when E.zra had p. Neh. 1. 4. | 2. 4. 
 Jo3 42. 10. Lord turned the captivity w hen .lob p. 
 Jer. 32. 16. .leremiahp. jl Jonah 2. 1. .lonah p. 4. 2. 
 Daji. 6. 10. Daniel p. three times a day. 9. 4. 
 
 Mat. 28. .39. .lesus fell on his face andp. let this cup 
 
 pass from me, 42, 44. Mark 14. 35, 39. I.uke 22. 41. 
 Mark 1. .35. he went into a solitary place and p. 
 
 5. 18. he p. him that he might be with him 
 Luke 5. .3. lesus p. him he would thrust out a little 
 
 16. he withdrew into the w’ilderness and p. 
 
 9. 29. as he p. his countenance was altered 
 
 18.11. the Pliarisee stood and p. thus. 1 thank thee 
 
 22. 32. but I have p. that thy faith fail not 
 44. being in an agony he p. more earnestly 
 
 Jolm 4. .31. his disciples p. him. Master, eat 
 Acts 1. 24. the disciples p. and said, thou Lord 
 
 PRA 
 
 Acts 4 . 31. when tlieyp. they laid their hands on Li. 
 Li. Reier and .l(,hn when come p. tor them 
 
 9. 40. Peter p. || lo. 2. Cornelius p. alwa\s, .30. 
 
 10. 48. then they p. him to tarry certain (lavs 
 13. 3. and wlien they had fasted and p. 14. 2.3. 
 
 16. 9. p. him. saying, come over into 5la(edonia 
 . 0 . at midnight Paul and .''ilasp. and Sang 
 
 20. 36. Paul kneeled down and p. with them all 
 
 21. 5. we kneeled (town on the shore and p. 
 
 ^ temple, I was in a trance 
 
 2.3. 18. Paul p. me to bring this young man to thee 
 
 28. 8. to whom Paul entered in and p. 
 
 Jam. 5. 17. l.liasp. that it might not rain 
 
 18. and he p. again, and the lieaven gave rain 
 PRAYER 
 
 Is (7M offertny up of <mr desires to God for thiny» 
 lawful and needful, -with an humble conjidence 
 to obtain them throuyh the alone mediation of 
 Christ, to the praise of the merry, truth, and 
 power of God, Mat. 6. 8. John 16- 23, 24, 26. 
 It is either mental or vocal, ejaculatory or oc¬ 
 casional, either private or public; for rntrselves 
 or others ; for the procuriny of yood thinys, or 
 the removiny, or preventiny, of thing.t evil, 1 
 1 im. 2. 1, 2._ wis God is the only object of 
 jirayer, Psal. 50. 15. and as we must pray for 
 others, as well as for mirselves. Jam. 5. 16. so 
 ne are to pray fervently. Col. 4. 12. sincerely, 
 Psal. 17.’1. constantly. Col. 4. 2. with faith, 
 .lam. 5. 15. and not without repentance, Psal! 
 86. 18. Jer. 36. 7. and by the help of the Holy 
 Spirit, Rom. 8. 26. 
 
 Prayer from a word in the Hebrew, which 
 
 siynifies appeal, interpellation, intercession ; 
 wherehy we refer our own cause, and that of 
 others, unto God as judge, cal ing upon him, 
 appealing to him for right, presenting ourselves 
 and our cause unto him. The prayers that we 
 direct to God, are the ordinary conveyance of 
 the graces that we receive from him : Christ him¬ 
 self, the great example of the righteous, and of 
 the elect, taught us to pray, to inform us, that it 
 is by that we honour God, and draw down upon 
 ourselves his favours and graces. 
 
 The parts of Prayer are said to he invocation, 
 adoration, coif 'ession, petitioii, pleading, dediccf 
 tion, thanksgiving, and blessing. 
 
 Q.Aarn.'i. 27. found in his heart to pray thisp. to thee 
 
 1 hingsS. 28. ha -e respect to the p. oftliv servant 
 
 29. mayest nearken to the p. 2 Chron. 6. 19, 20. 
 38. p. shall he made bv any man, 2 Chron. 6. 29. 
 •45. hear their p. 49. 2 Chron. (S. 35, 39, 40. 
 
 5L .Solomon made an end of praying thisp. 
 
 2 A mgs 19. 4. lift up thy p. for remnant, 7.>«. .37. 4. 
 2 Chron. 7. 1.5. my ears shall be attent to the p. 
 
 .30. 27. their p. came to his holy dwelling 
 33. lil. ^laiiasseh’s p. how (Iod was intreated, 19. 
 Neh. 1 . 6 . thou mayest hear the p. of thv servant 
 
 4. 9._nevertliele.ss we made our p. to our (Rxi 
 Job 15. 4. yea thou restrainest p. before God 
 
 22. 27. thou Shalt make thy p. to him, shall hear 
 Psal. 65. 2. O thou that liearest p. to thee shall all 
 7-. 15. p. shalt be made for him continually 
 
 80. 4. how long be angry against p. of thv people 
 102. 17. shall appear in liis glory, he will regard 
 thep. of the destitute, an(i not de-pise tlieir p. 
 100.4. my adversaries, but I give myself unto p. 
 
 7. let him be condemned, and let hisp. become sia 
 Prov. 15. 8. the p. of the upright is his delight 
 29. but be hearetli the p. of tlie righteous 
 28. 9. even hisp. shall be abomination 
 Isa. 26. 16. poured out a p. when tliv’ chastening 
 
 56. 7. I w ill make them joyful in nij’ house of 
 
 for my house shall be called an liouse of p. 
 3Jat. 21. 13. Mark 11. I7. I.uke 19. 46. 
 
 J(?r. 7.16. nor lift up my cry nor p. for them, 11. 14. 
 l^am. 3. 44. that our p. should not pass through 
 Dan. 9. 3. I set my face to the Lord, to seek by p. 
 13. yet made we not our p. before Lord onr God 
 
 17. now, O onr God, bear the p. of tliy servant 
 Hah. 3. 1. a p. of Habakkuk the prophet 
 
 Mat. 17. 21. iiotliing impossible, howbeit, this kind 
 goeth not out but b.v p. and fasting, Mark 9.29. 
 Luke 1. 1.3. fear not, Zacharias, th.v p. is hearij 
 Acts 3. 1. went into the temple at the hour ofp. 
 
 6. 4. but we will give ourselves continuall.v top. 
 
 10. 31. Cornelius, thy p. is heard, ami thy alms 
 12. 5. p. was made w ithout ceasing to Go’d for hira 
 16. 13. we went out where p. was wont to be made 
 16. as we went to p. a certain damsel met us 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 5. that ye may give yourselves top. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. ye also helping h’lgeiher by p. for us- 
 9.14. by their p. for you, which long atter von 
 
 t pb.O. l'8. praying ahvays with allp. andsup’plicat. 
 Phil. 1.4. al\( H\ s in every p. of mine for vou all 
 
 19. this shall turn to my salvation through \ our p. 
 
 4. 6. ill every tiling hyp. let requ. be made known 
 1 Tim. 4. 5. tor it is sanctified by the word and p. 
 Jam. 5. 15. the p. of faith shall save the sick 
 16. the effectual p. of a righteous man availeth 
 t 17. he prayed in hisp. that it might not rain 
 1 Pet. 4. 7. be therefore sober, and watch untop. 
 HEARD. 
 
 Jn PRAYER. 
 
 Neh. 11.17. Mattaniah began the thanksgiving in p. 
 Dan. (). 21. yea, w hile 1 was speaking in p. Gabriel 
 Mat. 21. 22. whatever ye ask in p. believing 
 I.uke 6. 12. he continued all night inp. to (iod 
 Acts 1. 14. they continued with one accord in p. 
 Pom. 12.12. patient in tribii. continuinginstant M p 
 Col. 4.2. continue in p. and watch in the same 
 My PRAYER. 
 
 Jiib 16.17. not for any injustice, also my p. is pure 
 /’j. 4.1. have mercy, hear wpp. 17. 1. | .39.12. ! 54.2. 
 
 5.3. in the morning will 1 direct my p-Jo thee 
 6. 9- the l.ord heard, the T.ord will receive my p. 
 
 .35. 13. and my returned to mine own boso’ii 
 42. 8. his song, and my p. to the (iod of my life 
 55. 1. give ear unto my p. O God. and hide not 
 61. 1. hear my crv. O God, attenci to my /». 64. 1. 
 
 I 84. 8. I 86. 6. I 102. 1.1 143. 1. 
 06.19. he hath attended to the voice oi my p. 
 
PRE 
 
 PRE 
 
 PRE 
 
 Ps. 66. CO. God which hath not turned away myp. 
 O'J. 13. my p. is to tliee in an accepiat)le time 
 :8ii. 2. let my p. come hetbi e tliee, incline thine ear 
 
 1.‘5. in the morning shall myp. prevent Ihee 
 141.2. let my p. be"set forth before thee as incense 
 
 5. for yet my p. shall be in their calamines 
 Lam .3.8. when I cry and shout, he shntt. out 
 Jm.I.’i-myp. came in to thee into thy holy temple 
 Rum. 10. 1. brethren, 7i’.y p. to God lor Israel is 
 PUAVKRS. 
 
 PsaLlQ. CO.jo. of David, son of .Tesse, are ended 
 Isa. 1. 15. when ye make many p. 1 will not hear 
 JiJae. 23.14. for pretence make long p. therefore have 
 greater damnation, HJarA- 12. 40. Luie 20. 47. 
 Luke 2. 37. Anna continued in p. day and night 
 
 5. 33. why do the disciples of .lohn make p. / 
 Acts^. 42. continued in breaking of bread and in p. 
 
 10. 4. thy p. and alms are come u)) before God 
 Rom. 1.9. 1 make mention of you always in myp. 
 
 Eph. 1. 16.1 Thess. 1.2. 2 'I'im. 1.3. Philem. 4. 
 
 15. 30. strive with me in yourp. to (iod for me 
 C«/.4.1C. Epaphras labouring fervently foryou inp, 
 1 'L'tm. 2.1. 1 e.xhort that p. be made tor all men 
 
 5. 5. widow indeed contmueth in p. night and day 
 Philem. 22.1 trust thro’ yourp. 1 shallbe given to y. 
 Heb. 5. 7. when he had offered up p. with tears 
 1 Pet. 3.7. as heirs of life, that yourp. he not hinder. 
 
 12. his ears are open to their p. but face of Lord 
 Rev. 5. B. full of odours, whichare p. of the saints 
 .8. 3. he should offer it with the p. of the saints 
 
 4. the smoke which came from thep. of the saints 
 
 PRAYE.sr. 
 
 Jl/ar. 6. 5. when thou p, be not as the hypocrites, 6. 
 PRAYETH, ING. 
 
 t Sam. 1.12. as Hannah continued p. before Lord 
 
 26. my lord, 1 am woman that stood p. by thee 
 
 1 Kitiy.iQ. 28. hearken to prayer which thy servant 
 p. before thee this day, 2 V.hrnn. 6. 19, 20. 
 54. Solomon had made an end ofp. 2 Chron."!. 1. 
 J.fc. 44. 17. he worshippeth it andp. to it 
 Pan. Cl. 11. these assembled and found Daniel p. 
 
 9. 20. w’hile 1 was speaking and p. and confessing 
 ]AJark 11.25. when ye stand p. forgive aught ag. any' 
 
 I.uke 1. 10. multitude of the people werep. without 
 
 3. 21. and .lesus p. the heaven was opened 
 
 9. IB. and was alone p. his disciples w ere with him 
 
 11. 1. as he was p. in certain place, w hen he ceased 
 Acts 9. 11. behold he p. || 11. 5. 1 was at .loppap. 
 
 12. 12. where many' were gathered together p. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 4. every' man p. with his head covered 
 
 5. but every woman thatp. with head uncovered 
 
 14.14. my spiritp. but my understand, is unfruitf. 
 
 2 Cor. 8.4.P. us with much entreaty to receive gift 
 Eph. 6. 18. p. al way s with all prayer in the Spirit 
 Col. 1. 3. p. alway s for you 1| 4. 3. p. also for us 
 
 1 T/ie.'s. 3.10. night and day p. exceed, to see your 
 Jude 20. but ye, beloved, p. in the Holy Ghost 
 PREACH. 
 
 Kell. 6. 7- thou hast appointed prophets to p. of thee 
 61.1. Ld. hath anointed me top. goo'l tidings 
 Jonah 3. 2. p. to it the preaching that 1 bid thee 
 iSlat. 4.17. from that time .lesus began top. 
 
 10. 7- P. saying, the kingdom of God is at hand 
 
 27. what ye hear, thatp. ye upon the house-tops 
 
 11. 1. he departed thence top. in their cities 
 Mark 1.4. John did p. the baptism of repentance 
 
 3!i. that I may p. there also, Luke 4. 43. 
 
 3.14. that he might send them forth top. Luke9. 2. 
 Luke 4. 18. top. deliverance to the captives, 19. 
 
 9. 60. but go thou andp. the kingdom of God 
 Acts 5. 42. they ceased not top. .lesus Christ 
 
 10. 42. he commanded us top. to the people 
 
 14. 15. and p. unto you that ye should turn to God 
 
 15. 21. Moses hath in every city them that p. him 
 
 16. 6. forbidden by Holy Ghost top. word in Asia 
 
 17. 3. that this Jesus whom 1 p. to you is Christ 
 Rom. 10. 8. that is the word ot faith which we p. 
 
 15. and how'shall they’p. except they be sent' 
 
 1 Cor. 1.23. but wep. Christ crucihecl 
 
 9. 16. tho’ 1 p. gospel, 1 have nothing to glory', w'oe 
 is to me if I p. not gospel, necessity is laid on me 
 
 15. 11. 1 or they’, so wep. and so ye believed 
 
 2 Cur. 4. 5. we p. not ourselves, but Christ .lesus 
 Gal. 1. 16. that I miiihtp. hitn among the heathen 
 
 2. 2. the gospel whi h 1 p. among tlie" Gentiles 
 
 5. 11. and I, brethren, if I yet p. circumcision 
 Iph. 3. 8. that 1 shouhi p. among the, Gentiles 
 Phil. 1.15. Some indeed p. Christ of envy and strife 
 
 16. the one p. Chi ist of contention, not sincerely 
 Cot. 1. + 25. dispensation given me fully top. word 
 
 28. whom we p. w arning every man, in all wisdom 
 2 Tim. 4. 2.p. the word, be instant in season 
 
 PREACHl'.l). 
 
 Ps. 40. 9.1 havep. righteousness in ereat congregat. 
 Mat. 11. 5. the poor have the gospel p. to them 
 Mark 1.7. Johnp. Saying, there cometh one afterme 
 
 39. hep. in their synagogues through Galilee 
 
 2. 2. many were gathered, hep. the word to them 
 
 6. 12. they went and p. that men should repent 
 
 16. 20. they went forth and p. every where 
 Luke 3. 18. many other things p. he 10 the people 
 
 4. 44. he p. in the synagogues of Galilee 
 
 16. 16 since that time the kingdom of God is p. 
 
 24. 47. that remission of sin should hep. in his name 
 Acts 3. 20. Jesus Christ, who betore was p. to you 
 4. 2.p. through Jesus the resui rection from dead 
 
 8. 5.p. Christ to .Samaria |1 35. p. .'esus to eunuch 
 
 25. they p. the word of the Lord, p. the gospel 
 
 40. Philijip. in all cities till he came to Cesarea 
 9.20. Saiilp. Christ in synagogues to be .Son of G. 
 
 27. Barnabas told how Saul had p. holdlyat ])am. 
 
 10. .37. that word, after the baptism which .lohn p. 
 13.5. they p. the word of God in their synagogues 
 
 24. when .lohn had first p. before his coming 
 .38. through this man isp. to you I'orgiveness of sins 
 43. that these words might bep. the next sabbath 
 
 14. 25. when they had p. the word in Perga 
 35. ,36. let us go and visit where we have p. 
 
 17• 13. the word of God wasp. of Paul at Berea 
 
 18. because hep. Jesus and the resurrection 
 20.7. Paul p. ready to depart on the morrow 
 1 Cor. 9.27. lest when 1 have p. to others, I myself 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 2. if ye keep in memory what I p. to you 
 
 12. if Christ be p. that he rose from the dead 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 19. Jesus who was p. among you by us 
 
 11. 4. if preach another Jesus whom we have not p. 
 Gal. 1. 8. other gospel than that we havep. to you 
 Eph. 2.17. came andp. peace to you who w’ere afar 
 Phil. 1. 18. Christ isp. and 1 therein do rejoice 
 Col. 1. 23. which was p. to every creat. under heaven 
 1 7tm. 3.16. p. to Gentiles, believed on in the world 
 Heb. 4. 2. but the word p. did not profit them 
 
 6. they to whom it was first p. entered not in 
 I Pet. 3. 19. he went and p. to the spirits in prison 
 See Gosfkl. 
 
 PREACHER. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 1. the words of the p. the son of David 
 2. vanity of vanities, saith thep. all vanity, 12.8. 
 
 12. 1 thep. washing over Israel in .lerusalein 
 
 7. 27. behold, this have 1 found, saith the p. 
 
 12. 9. becausep. was wise, he still taught the people 
 
 10. thep. sought to find out acceptable words 
 
 Rom. 10. 14. how shall they hear without a p. .i' 
 
 1 Tim.Q. 7. whereto 1 am ordained ap. 2 Ttm. 1.11. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 5. but saved Roah, a p. of righteousness 
 
 PREACHES!, EIH, IRG. 
 
 Jonah 3. 2. preach to it the p. that I bid thee 
 Mat. 3. 1. in those days came .lohn p. Luke 3. 3. 
 
 4. 23. p. the gospel of the kingdom, 9. 35. 
 
 12. 41. rise in judgment, becaltse they reiiented at 
 the p. ot Jonas, and a greater is here, Luke 11. .32. 
 Mark 1. 14. Jesus came into Clalileep. the gospel 
 Luke 8. 1. p. and shewing glad tidings of the kingd. 
 
 9. 6. they went through the towns p. the gospel 
 Acts 3. 4. they went every where p. the word 
 
 12. p. the things concerning the kingdom of God 
 
 10. 36. p. peace'by Jesus Christ, he fs Lord of all 
 
 11. 19. p. the word to none but to the Jews only 
 
 20. spake to the Greeks, p. the Lord Jesus 
 
 15.35. Paul and Barnabas continued in Antioch p. 
 
 19. 13. we adjure you by Jesus, whom Paul p. 
 
 20. 9. as Paul was longp. Eutychus sunk with sleep 
 25. ye all, atnong whom I have gone p. shall see 
 
 28. 31. p. the kingdom of God, and teaching 
 Rom. 2. 21. thou that p. a man should not steal 
 
 10. t 16. Lord, who hath believed our p. 
 
 16. 25. to establish you according to the p. of Jesus 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 18. for the p. of the cross is foolishness 
 
 21. b}’ the foolishness ofp. to save them that 
 
 2. 4. my p. w'as not with enticing words 
 
 15.14. if Christ be not risen, then is our p. vain 
 
 2 Cor. 1. + 18. our p. toward you was not yea 
 
 10. 14. come as far as to you, p. gospel of Christ 
 
 11. 4. if he that cometh p. another .lesus 
 
 Gal. 1. 23. he p. the faith which once he destroyed 
 2 Tim. 4. 17. that by me p. might be fully known 
 'Tit. 1. 3. hath in due times manifes. his word thro’p. 
 PRECEP1,.S. 
 
 Kell. 9.14. commandedst them p, and statutes 
 Psal. 119- 4. thou hast commanded us to keep thy p. 
 
 15. 1 will meditate in thyp. 78. 
 
 27. make me to understand the way of thyp. 
 
 40. behold, 1 have longed after thy p. quicken me 
 45. for 1 seek thy p. 1187. 1 forsook not thj’p. 
 
 56. this I had, because 1 kept thyp. 100, 168. 
 
 63. keep thy p. 69,134. If 93. never forget thy p. 
 94. I am thine, save me, for 1 have sought thyp. 
 104. through thy p. 1 get understanding7and hate 
 110. wicked laid snare, yet 1 erred not from thy p. 
 128. therefore 1 esteem all thy p. to be right 
 141. 1 am small, yet do not 1 forget thy p. 
 
 159. consider how 1 love thy p. quicken me 
 173. help me, for I have chosen thy p. 
 
 Isa. 28.10. forp. must be ui)on p. p. on p. 13. 
 
 29. 13. their fear is taught by thep. of men 
 .ler. 35. 18. because ye have kept all Jonadab’s p. 
 Dan. 9. 5. we have rebelled by depart, from thyp. 
 Mark 10. 5. for hardn. of heart he wrote you thisp. 
 Heb. 9. 19. for w hen P.loses had spoken every p. 
 
 PRECIOUS. 
 
 Gen. 24.53. he gave to Rebekah’s mother p. things 
 Dent. 33.13. blessed, for the p. things of heaven 
 
 14. for p. fruits brought forth by siin and moon 
 
 15. and tor the p. things of the lasting hills 
 
 16. forp. things of the earth, and fulness thereof 
 
 1 Sam. 3.1. the wot d of the Ld. was p. in those days 
 
 18. t .30. David behaved .so that his name was p. 
 
 26. 21. because my soul wasp, in thine eyes 
 
 2 Kings 1. 1.3. let my life bep. in thy sight, 14. 
 
 20. 13. Ilezekiahshewed themp. things", Isa. 39. Q. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 25. and p. jewels which they stripped off 
 
 21.3. .lehoshaphat gave them gifts ofp. thincs 
 32. t 23. many brought p. things to Hezekiali 
 Ezra 1. 6. Strengthened their liands withp. things 
 
 8. 27- two vessels of line copper, p. as gold 
 Job 28. 10. and his eye seeth every p. thing 
 
 16. cannot be valued w ith the p. onyx or sapphire 
 Psal. 36. 1 7- howp. is thy loving kindness! 
 
 49.8. for the redemption of their soul isp. 
 
 72.14. and p. shall their blood be in his sight 
 116. 15. p. in sight of Ld. is the death of his saints 
 126. 6. he that goeth forth bearing p. seed 
 
 133. 2. it is like the p. ointment on the head 
 139. 17- how p. also are thy thoughts to me, O God 
 141. t 5. let not their p. oil break'my head 
 Prov. 1. 13. we shall find all p. substance 
 
 3. 15. w isdom is more p. than rubies, and all things 
 
 6. 26. the adulteress will hunt for thep. life 
 
 12. 27. but the substance of a diligent man isp. 
 
 20. 15. but lips of knowledge are ap. jewel 
 
 24. 4. chambers filled with all p. and pleasant 
 
 riches 
 
 Eccl. 7- 1. a good name is better than p. ointment 
 I.sa. 1.3.12. I will makeamanmorep. than fine gold 
 
 28. 16. I lay in /ion a p. corner-stone, 1 Pet. 2. 6. 
 43. 4. since thou w astp. in my sight been honour. 
 Jer. 15. 19. if thou take the p. from the vile 
 20. 5. 1 will deliver all the p. things thereof 
 Ijam. 4. 2. the p. sons of /ion, comparable to gold 
 Ezek. 22. 25. have taken the treasure and p. things 
 
 27. 20. Dedan wasmerch. in p. clothes for chariots 
 Dan. 11. 8. and shall carry away their p. vessels 
 
 43. he shall have power over all p. things 
 Zech. 14. t 6. in that day light shall not be p. 
 
 Mat. 26. 7. there came to him a woman, having an 
 alabaster box of very p. ointment, Mark 14. .3. 
 Jam. 5. 7. the husbandman waiteth tor the p. fruit 
 
 1 Pet. 1.7. trial of your faith much more p. than gold 
 
 19. but with the p. blood of Christ, as of a lamb 
 2.4. as to a living stone, chosen of God, and p. 
 
 7. to you therefore which believe he is p. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.1. that have obtained like p. faith with ns 
 
 4. are given to us exceeding great and p. {iromises 
 
 Rev. 18. 12. for no man bu^ eth their p. vessels 
 
 21. 11. her light was like to a stone most p. 
 
 PR EClOUSN l >i.3. 
 
 Psal. 37. t CO. enemies of the Lord as the p. of lambs 
 PREDESl IRATE. 
 
 'T/its tvord is taken fur the design that God has been 
 pleased to have from all eternity, of bringing by 
 his free grace to faith and eternal salvation, some 
 certain persons, xHiom he loved in Christ; uhiCt 
 he leaves others to continue in their infidelity, 
 or in their corruptions : Those that are so left ate 
 the Reprobate, and the others are the Elect, or 
 Predestinated. 
 
 Rom. 8. 29. for whom he did foreknow, he did p. 
 
 30. and whom he did p. them he also called 
 PREDESi TR ATED. 
 
 Eph. 1. 5. having p. us to the adoption of sons 
 
 11. being p. according to the inirpose of him 
 
 PR E-EMIRERCE. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 19. a man hath nop. above a beast 
 Col. 1. 18. that in all things he might have thep. 
 
 3 John 9. Diotrephes, who loveth to have thep. 
 
 PREl'ER. 
 
 Ps. 137. 6. if I p. not Jerusalem above my chief joy 
 PREFERRED, ERG. 
 
 Esth.Q. 9. and he p. her and her maidens 
 Dan.Cl. 3. Daniel wasp, above the presidents 
 John 1.15. he thatcometh af ter me is p.before me,27. 
 
 .30. who is p. before me, for he was before me 
 Rom. 12. 10. in honour p. one another — 
 
 1 'L'im. 5.21. observe, withoutp.one before another 
 PREJUDICE. 
 
 1 Tttw. 5. tCl. observe these things w ithout p. 
 PRE-MEDlTAlE. 
 
 Mark 13. 11. neither p. but what.soever is given 
 PR EPARA'l lOR. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. I wiil therefore now make p. for it 
 Aa/i.2. 3. with flaming torches in the day ofp. 
 iUar.27.62. the next day that followed the day of p. 
 
 Mark 15. 42. Luke23. 51. John 19.14,31,42. 
 Eph. 6.15. feet shod with p. of the gospel of peace 
 PREPARA 1 10R.S. 
 
 Prov. 16.1. p. of the heart of man from the Lord 
 PREPARE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To get or male ready. Josh. 1. 11. 
 [2] 'To fit and qualify, Rom. 9. 2.3. [.3] '!■■ 
 
 appoint, IMat. 2U. 2.3. [4] 'To be fixed, Psal. 
 
 57. t 7. [5] To direct, guide, and establish, 1 
 
 Chron. 29. 18. 
 
 Exod. 15.2. my God, and T w ill p. him a habitation 
 16. 5. on sixth day they shall p. that they bring in 
 Lev. 14. t .36. priest shall command they p. the house 
 Aum. 15. 5. for a drink ofl'eringp. the lourth part 
 
 6. or for a ram p. thou for a meat offering 
 
 12. according to the number that ye shall 7;. 
 
 2.3. 1. Balaam said, p. me seven oxen, live rams 
 
 29. build me seven altars, and p. seven bullocks 
 
 Dent. 19. 3. thou shalt p. thee a way, divide coasts 
 Ji.sh. 1. 11. p. you victuals to pass over .Iordan 
 
 22. 26. w'e said, let us now p. to build ns an altar 
 1 Sam. 7.3. p. your hearts to the lord, and serve bin 
 1 Kings 18. 44.say to Ahab,//. chariot, get thee down 
 
 1 Chron. 9. .32. to p. shew-bread every sabbath 
 
 29. 18. O Lord God,p. their heart unto thee 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 9. to p. me timber in abundance 
 
 31. 11. p. chambers || .35. 4. and p. yourselves 
 35. 6. sanctify yourselves, and p. your brethren 
 Esth. 5. 8. come to banquet that I shall p. for them 
 Job 8.8. and71. thyself to the search of their fathers 
 
 11.1.3. if thou p. thine heart towaril him 
 
 27. 16. tho’ hep. raiment as clay || 17. he may p. it 
 Psal. 10. 17. Lord, thou wiltp. their heart 
 59. 4. they p. themselves without my fault 
 61.7- G p. mercy and truth, which may preserve 
 107. 36. that they may p. a city for habitation 
 Prov. 24. 27. p. thy work without, and make it tit 
 .30. 25. yet they p. their meat in the summer 
 
 7.'a. 14.21. p. slaughter for his children for iniquit y 
 
 21. 5. p. the table, watch in the w atch-tow er 
 
 40. 3. of him that crieth, p. ve w av of Lord, Mw 
 3. 1. Mat. 3. .3. Mark 1. 2, 3. J.uke 1. 7t'. 
 
 20. he seeketh a workman to p. a graven image 
 57. 14. and shall saj-, cast ye up, p. the way 
 62. 10. p. ye the w ay of the pei'ple, cast uji 
 
 65. 11. they thatp. a, table for that troop 
 Jer. Cl. 4. p. ye war against her, arise, let us go up 
 
 12. .3. and p. them for the day ot slaughter 
 
 22. 7. 1 w ill p. destroyers against thee 
 
 46.14. say ye, stand fast and p. thee, sword shall 
 51.12. set up watchmen, p. the ambushes 
 27. blow the trumpet.p. nations against her, 28. 
 Ezek. 4. 15. and thou shalt p. thy bread therew ith 
 12. .3. p. thee stuff for remov ing, and remove 
 .35. 6. 1 will p. thee to bloorl, blood shall pursue 
 .38. 7. p. for thyself, thou and all thy company 
 
 4.3. 25. p. every day a goat, they shall also p. 
 
 45. 17. the prince shall p. the sin off ering 
 
 22. on tliatday prince shall p. for himself, 46.12. 
 24. he shall p. a meat offering. 46. 7, 14. 
 
 46. 2. the firiest shall p. his burnt ottering, 13. 
 
 15. they shall p. the lamb and meat offering 
 
 .Toel 3. 9. p. war 11 Amos i. 12. to meet thy tiod 
 J\Jic. 3. 5. they even p. war against him 
 Mat. 11.10. me.ssenger, who shall 7'.w ay before thee 
 26.17. where wilt thou that we p. tor Ihee to eat 
 the passover? Mark 14. 12. I.ukc 22. 8, 9. 
 I.uke 3. 4. saying, p. ye the w ay <>f the Lord. 7- 27. 
 John 14. 2. 1 go to p. a place tor you 
 
 3. if 1 go and p. a |)lace for you, I will come ag. 
 1 Cor. 14. 8. w ho shall p. himself to the battle r 
 Philem. 22. but withal me also a lodging 
 PREPARED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 31. I p. the house and room fi'r cameb 
 
 2 u 36y 
 
PRE 
 
 PRE 
 
 PRE 
 
 f7en.41. +32. dream doubled, for the thin" isp. ofG. 
 J^iod. 12. 39- neitlier had they p. any victual 
 23. 20. to brill" thee into the place 1 liave p. 
 
 2\um. 21. 27. let the city of .Sihoii be built and p. 
 23. 4. 1 have p. seven altars, and have offered 
 £ •'iam. 15. 1. Al'salom p. cliariots and horses 
 1 Kings 1. 5. Adonijah p. || 5. 18. they p. timber 
 
 6. ly. the oracle he p. in the house within 
 £ Kings 0.23. he/i. provision and sent them away 
 1 Chr. 12. .39. for their brethren had p. for them 
 
 15. 1. David p. a place for ark of (iod, and 
 pitched for it a tent, .3, 12. 2 Chrun. 1. 4. j 3. 1. 
 
 £2,3. David p. iron in abundance for the nails 
 
 5. David 7). abund. before his death, 14. 129. 2. 
 
 £ Chi on. 8. 10. all tlie work of .Solomon wosp. 
 
 12. 14. Uehoboam p. not his heart to seek the Ld. 
 
 19. .3. .Tehosliaphat p. his heart to seek God 
 
 20. 3.3. for as yet the pe pie had not p. their heart 
 26, 14. Uzziah p. shields and spears for them 
 
 £7. 6. .lotham p. his ways before the Imrd 
 29. 19. the vessels Ahaz cast away we havep. 
 
 36. he rejoiced that (lod had p. the iieople 
 31. 11. they p. chambers in the house of the T.ord 
 35. 10. the service was p. the priests stood, 10. 
 
 20. after this, when Josiali had the temple 
 Ezra 7. 10. Ezra hadp. his heart to the law 
 JS'eh. 5.18. now tl.at which was p. for me daily 
 
 8. 10. and send to them for whom nothin" is p. 
 
 13. 5. he had p. for him a ereat chamber 
 
 Esth. 5. 4. to the banquet that I have p. 12.1 6. 14. 
 
 6.4.tohanff Mcrdecai on fallows Hainan p. 7- fO- 
 Joh 28. 27. he p. it, yea, and searched it out 
 29. 7. when 1 p. my seat in the street 
 Psal. 7. 1.3. he p. for him the instruments of death 
 
 9. 7. he hath p. his throne for judjonent 
 57. 6. they have p. a net tor iny steps 
 
 + 7. mv heart isp. 1 will sin" and give praise 
 68. 10. thou hastp. of thy "oodnesstor the poor 
 74. 16. thou hastp. the light and the sun 
 78. t 8. a generation thatp. not their hearts 
 103.19. the Lord hath p. his throne in the heavens 
 Erov. .3. t 19. by understanding hep. the heavens 
 
 8. 27. when he p. the heavens, I was there 
 
 19. 29. .ludginents are p. for scorners, and stripes 
 
 21. 31. the horse is p. against the day of battle 
 Isa. 2. + 2. mountain of the T.ord's house shall bep. 
 
 16. + 5. in mercy shall the throne be p. 
 
 .30. 33. Tophet of old, for the king it is p. 
 
 64. 4. neither hath the eye seen what he hath p. 
 Ezeh. 23. 41. a stately bed, anri a table p. before it 
 
 28. 13. workmanship of the pipes was p. in thee 
 38. 7. be thoup. and prepare for thyself 
 Ean. 2. 9. for ye have p. lying words to speak 
 Uos. 2. 8. her silver and gold which they p. for Baal 
 
 6. 3. his coing forth isp. as the morning 
 Jonah 1.17. now the I.ord had p. a great fish 
 4. 6. God p. a gourd jj 7. a worm II 8. an east wind 
 l^ah. 2. 5. make haste, and the defence shall be p. 
 Zeph. 1. 7. for the I.ord hath p. a sacrifice 
 Mat. 20. 23. it is not mine to give, but it shall be 
 given to them for whom it isp. Mark 10. 40. 
 
 22. 4. tel! them, behold, 1 have p. my dinner 
 
 25. 34. inherit the kinailomp. || 41. into tirep. 
 
 Mark 14. 15. will shew you a large upper room p. 
 Euke 1. 17. to make read3’ a people p. for the I.ord 
 
 2. 31. which thou hastp. before face of all people 
 
 12. 47. which knew his I>ord’s will, butp. not 
 2.3. 56. theyp. spices, and rested the sabbath, 24.1. 
 Mom. 9. 23. the vessels of mercy afore p. to glory 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. things G. hath p. for them that love him 
 Eph. 2. + 10. good works God hath p. to walk in 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 21. be a vessel p. to every good work 
 Jleb. 10. 5. but a body hast thou p. me 
 
 11.7. Noah p. an ark to the saving of his house 
 
 16. their God, for he hath p. for them a city 
 Eev. 8. 6. and the seven angels p. to sound 
 
 9. 7. the locusts were like to horses p. for battle 
 
 15. which werep. for an hour, a day, and a month 
 
 12. 6. and the woman hath a place p. of God 
 
 16. 12. that the way of kings of east may be p. 
 
 21. 2. the holy city p. as a bride for her husband 
 
 PREPARED.ST. 
 
 Psal. 80. 9. thou p. room before it, to take deep root 
 PREPARES r. 
 
 Nvm. 15. 8. when thou p. a bullock for an offering 
 Psal. 23. 5. thou p. a table before me in presence’ 
 
 65. 9. thou waterest the earth, thou p. them 
 
 corn when thou hast so prepared for it 
 PREPARE! II. 
 
 £ Chron. 30. 19. that p. his heart to seek God 
 Joh 15. 35. bring forth vanity, their belly p. deceit 
 PAa/.147.8. whop, rain for earth, maketh grass grow 
 PREPARING. 
 
 TEeli. 13.7. p. him a chamber in courts of house of G. 
 1 Pei. 3. 20. in d.avs of Noah, while the ark was p. 
 PRESBY I ERY. 
 
 1 Tim. 4.14. with laving on of the hands of thep. 
 
 PRESCRIBED, ING. 
 
 Ezra 7- 22. and salt without p. how much 
 Isa. 10.1. that write grievousness which they have p. 
 PRESENCE. 
 
 Gen. 3. 8. hid themselves from the p. of the Lord 
 
 4. 16. Cain went out from the p. of the Lord 
 
 27. .30. .lacob was scarce gone from the p. of Isaac 
 45. 3. for loseph’s brethren were troubled at his p. 
 47.15. for why should we die in thy p..f money fails 
 Exod. 10.11. they were driven out from Pharaoh’sp. 
 33. 14. he said, my p. shall go with thee 
 15. if thvp. go not with me, carry us not up hence 
 35. 20. all Israel deparfeti from the p. of IMoses 
 J,ev. 22. .3. that soul shall be cut off from my p. 
 'Kum. 20. 6. Moses went fromdhep. of assemldy 
 1 .Sam. 18. 11. David avoided out of hisp. twice 
 
 19.10. but he slipped away outof SauEsp. and fled 
 
 21. 15. this fellow to pl^y the madman in my p. 
 
 £ Ham. 16,19. whom should 1 serve ? as I have served 
 in thy father’sp. so will I be in thy p. 
 
 17. + 11. I counsel that thy p. go to battle 
 
 1 King.s 12. 2. .leroboam fled from the p. of Solomon 
 £ Kings 3.14. were it not I regardp. of .leho.'haphat 
 
 5. 27. and he went out from his 7;. a leper 
 
 13, 23, neither cast he them from his p. as yet 
 
 370 
 
 2 Kings 24.20. fill he had cast them out from hisp. 
 25. 19. five of them that were in the king's p. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 27. glory and honour are in liisp. 
 
 33. then shal 1 the trees sing at the p. of (lo I 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 2.3. the king sought the p. or Solomon 
 
 20. 9. when we stand before this house in thy p. 
 
 .31. 4. they brake the altars of l aalim in hisp. 
 
 Nell. 2. 1. 1 had not been liefore sail in hisp. 
 
 K.'.th. 7. 6. 1 laman was afraid at the p. of the king 
 
 8. 15. .Mordei ai went from the p. of king in apparel 
 Job 1. 12. Satan went from the p. of the Lord, 2. 7. 
 2.3. 15. therefore I am troubled at liisp. 
 
 Psal. 9. 3. they shall fall and perish at thy p. 
 
 16.11. in thyp. fulness of joy. right hand pleasures 
 
 17.2. let my sentence come forth from thy p. 
 31.20. (hou shall bide them in the secret of ihyp’. 
 42.1 5. 1 shall praise him, hisp. is salvation 
 
 51. 11. cast me not away from thyp. take not thy 
 68. 2. let the wicked p.rish at thep. of God 
 
 8. heavens droppetl. Sinai moved at the p. of God 
 95. 2. come before hisp. with thanksgiving 
 
 97. 5. the lulls melted like wax at thep. of God 
 1(H). 2. come before his p. with singing 
 114. 7. tremble, thou earth, at the p. of the Lord 
 1.39.7. whither shall 1 flee from thy p.' 
 
 140.13. the upright shall dw;ell in thy p. 
 
 Prov. 14. 7. go from the p. of a foolish man 
 
 Isa. 1.7. strangersshalldevour j’our land inyour p. 
 
 19. 1. the idols of Egypt shall be moved at hisp. 
 
 63. 9. and the angel of hisp. saved them 
 
 64. 1. that mountains might flow down at thyp. 
 
 2. that the nations may tremble at thyp. 
 
 3. the mountains flowed down at thy p. 
 
 Jer. 4. 26. all the cities broken down at p. of Lord 
 5. 22. will ye not tremble at my' p. which have 
 
 23. 39. and' 1 will cast you out of my p. 52. 3. 
 Ezek. 38. 20. all the meii shall shake at my p. 
 
 Jonah 1. .3. lonah rose to flee from thep. of the L. 
 
 10. men knew he fled from the p. of the Lord 
 Nah. 1.5. and the earth is burnt at hisp. 
 
 Zeph. 1.7. hold thy' peace at the p. of the I ord 
 Luke 1.3. 26. we have eaten and drun"k in thyp. 
 Jets 3. 19. the times of refreshing come from (hep. 
 5. 41. they departed from the p. of the council 
 
 1 Cor. 1.29. that no flesh should glory in his p. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 1. who in p. am base among you 
 
 10. his letters weighty, but his bodily p. is weak 
 Phil. 2. 12. ye have'obeyed, not as in my p. only 
 
 1 Thess. 2.17. being taken from you in p. not in heart 
 
 2 Thess. 1.9. with destruction from the p. of the L. 
 Jude 24. present you faultless before p. of his glory 
 
 iM Me PRESENCE. 
 
 Gen. 16. 12. he shall dwell ?/n?p. of his brethren 
 23. 11. in thep. of my' people I give it thee 
 
 18. made sure in thep. of the children of ITeth 
 25. 18. Ishmael died in thep. of all his brethren 
 Dent. 25. 9. his brother’s wife come in t. p. of elders 
 2 Ham. 16.19. should I not serve r//ep. of his son 
 1 Kings 8. 22. Solomon stood in t. p. of congregation 
 
 21. 13. against Naboth, in thep. of the people 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 31. these cast lots in the p. of David 
 Psal. 2.3. 5. a table in the p. of mine enemies 
 
 116.14. now in thep. of all his people, 18. 
 
 Prov. 17. 18. become surety in thep. of his friend 
 25. 6. put not forth thyself 2 m the p. of the king 
 
 7. than be put lower in the p. of the prince 
 Jer. 28.1. Ilananiah spake in thep. of the princes 
 
 11. in the p. of people l| .32. 12. in p. of w itnesses 
 lade 1.19. 1 am Gabriel, that stand in the p. of G. 
 
 14. 10. thou shalt have worship in the p. of them 
 
 15. 10. there is joy in thep. of the angels of God 
 Ji hn 20. 30. signs did .lesus in the p. of his disciples 
 Arts .3. 13. and denied him in thep. of Pilate 
 
 16. given him perfect soundness in thep. of you all 
 27. .3.5. he gave thanks to God in thep. of them all 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 19. are not even ye in t.p. of our L. .les. 
 lleh. 9. 24. now to appear in thep. of God for us 
 Kev. 14. 10. in thep. of holy angels, t.p. of Lamb 
 PRE.SEN1', Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 32. 1.3. he took a p. for Esau his brother, 18. 
 
 20. for he said, 1 will appease him with thep. 
 
 21. so went thep. over before him, himself lodged 
 .33.10. if found grace, then rer. my p. at my hand 
 43. 11. Israel said, carry down the man ap. 
 
 15. men took the p. I! 25. they made ready the p. 
 
 26. thev brought him the p. in their hand 
 Judg. 3. 15. by I’.hud Israel sent a p. to Eglon 
 
 17. he brought the p. || 18. an end to offer the p. 
 
 6.18. depart not till I come and bring forth myp. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 7. there is not ap. for the man of God 
 25. + 27. let this p. be for the young men 
 30. 26. behold, ap. of the spoil of the enemies 
 
 1 Kings 9.16. had given it for a p. to his daughter 
 10.25. they brought every man hisp. 2 Chr. 9. 24. 
 
 15. 19. I have sent thee ap. of silver and gold 
 
 2 Kings 8. 8. the king said, take a p. in thine hand 
 
 9. so Ilazael went to meet him, and took ap. 
 
 16. 8. and sent it for ap. to the king of Assyria 
 
 17. 4. and brought nop. to the king of Assyria 
 
 18. .31. make an agreement by' ap. Isa. 36.16. 
 
 20.12. sent letters and a p. to Ilezekiah, Isa. 39.1. 
 Isa. 18. 7. p. brought to Lord of hosts for a people 
 
 E. zek. 27. 15. they brought for a p. horns of ivory 
 lios. 10. 6. be carried to Assy ria for p. toking Jareb 
 
 P R E.S EN T, Participle. 
 
 1 Sam. 13.15. Saul numbered the peoplep. with him 
 21. 3. give me five loaves, or what there isp. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 4. assemble .ludah, and be thou here p. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 27. Isr. were numbered, and were al | p. 
 
 1 Chr. 29.17. have seen thy people p. lo offer will. 
 
 2 Chron. 5.11. all the priests p. were sanctified 
 .30.21. Israel p. at .lerusalem, kept the feast 
 .31.1. all p. went out and brake the images _ 
 
 .34. .32. he caused all that were p. to stand to it 
 Ezras. 25. king, lords, and all Israelp.offered 
 
 F. ^th. 4. 16. gather all the .lews p. in Snushan 
 Psal. 46.1. God is a very p. help in time of trouble 
 Luke 5. 17. power of the I.ord was p. to heal them 
 
 1.3.1. there werep. at that season some that told him 
 
 18. .30. shall receive manifold more in thi.sp. life 
 John 14. 2.5. I have spoken, being yet p. with you 
 Acts 10. 33. now are we all p, before God, to hear 
 
 Arts 21.18. Paul went with us, all the elders were 
 28. 2. kindled a fire, received us because of p. rait* 
 Horn. 7.18. to will isp. with me, but how to perform 
 21. when 1 would do good, evil is, . with me 
 
 8. 18. 1 reckon tfiat the suff’erings of this t . time 
 38. nor things v. are able to separate us from love 
 
 11.5. even at this p. time, there is a remnant 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 22. thingsp.or things to come, all are yours 
 
 4.11. even to thisp. hour we, botli huu-'i-r an ( thirst 
 5. 3. but p. in spirit, have ju lge<t as tt'<)’ 1 were p. 
 
 7. 2(). tl’.at this is good for thep. disfr'-iS 
 
 1.5. 6. of whom the greater part remain to this p. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. w illing ratlier to be p. w ith the l-ord 
 
 9. we labour, that whetherp. or a!»senr 
 
 1(1.2. 1 beseech you, that I may not be bold w hen p. 
 
 11. 9. when I wasp, with you and waiivi 
 
 13. 2. 1 foretell, as if I were p. the secfuid time 
 
 10. I write, lest beingp. 1 sbould use shaipne.vs 
 Off/. 1. 4. thw* ('» might (feliver us from thisp. world 
 
 4. 18. aii'i not only when 1 am p. witli von 
 20. I desire to be p. with you, and to change 
 2 Jim. A. 10. forsaken me,having lov. thisp. wo,-Id 
 'lit. 2. 12. we should live godly in this p. world 
 lleh. 9. 9. wnich was a figure for the time then p. 
 
 12. 11. no cliastening for the p. seemeth joy ocs 
 2 l-’et. I. 12. and he established in thep. trutti 
 
 PRE.SEM, ED. 
 
 Gen. 46. 29. .Toseph p. himself to his father 
 
 47.2. hep. five of his brethren to Pharaoh 
 
 Ex.'d. ,34.2. dnd p. thyself there to me in the mount 
 J.ev. 2.8. tjie meat offering, w hen it isp. to the pi iejt' 
 7. 35. in the day when he p. them to minister 
 9- 12. Aaron’s sons p. to him the blood, 18. 
 
 13. ami they p. tlie burnt offering to him 
 
 14. 11. the priest shall p. the man to be made clean 
 
 16. 7- the two goats, and p. them before tlie r oid 
 
 10. the scape-goat shall be p. before the !.■ rd 
 
 27. 8. then lie shall p. himself before the pri- st 
 
 11. then he shall p. the beast before the ju ? it 
 Num. 3. 6. andp. the tribe of I^vi before Aaron 
 Dent. .31. 14. p. yourselves before the tabernacle 
 .fosh. 24. 1. they p. themselves before (jod 
 
 Judg. 6. 19. Gideon lironght it under oak, and p. it 
 
 20.2. the tribes of Israel p. themselves 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 19. now p. yourselves before the T ord 
 
 17. 16. Goliath the Philistine p. himself forty days 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 1 13. the T.cvitesp. themselves to him 
 Job 1. 6. the sons of God came to p. themsei\es 
 
 2. 1. Satan came top. himself before the Lord 
 Jer. .36. 7. it may be they will p. tlieir supplication 
 .38. 26. I p. niy supplication before the king 
 42. 9. ye sent'to p. your supplicaiion before him 
 F.zek. 20. 28. they p.'the pro\ocation of offering 
 Dan. 9. 18. for we do notp. our supplicati us 
 Mat. 2. 11. theyp. to him gifts, gold and myrrh 
 I.uke 2. 22. they brought him to p. to the Loro 
 Arts 9.41. when he had called the saints,p. her alive- 
 23. 33. they p. Paul also before the governor 
 Pom. 12.1. that ye p. your bodies a living sac rifice 
 2 Cor. 4.14. shall raise us up by ,)es. and p. us w itb 
 n. 2. that 1 niayp. you as a chaste virgin to ' hrist 
 I 'pli. 5.27. he might p. it to hims. a glorious church 
 Col. 1.22. top. you holy and unhlameable 
 
 28. that we may p. every man perfect in Christ 
 Jude 24. to him tliat is able to p. you faultless 
 PRESEN IING. 
 
 Dan. 9. 20.p. mv supplication before tlie Lord 
 ■PRESI N ELY. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 16. let them not fail to burn the fat p. 
 Prov. 12. 16. a fool’s wrath is p. known 
 IMat. 21. 19. and p. the fig-tree withered away 
 26. 5.3. he shall p. give me more tlian twelve legions 
 Phil. 2. 23. him therefore 1 liope to send p. 
 PRESENT.S. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 27. and they brought him nop. 
 
 1 Kings -A. 21. thev brought p. and served Solomon 
 
 2 Kings 17. 3. Ilbsheagave Shalmanezerp. 
 
 2 Chron. 17. .5. p. to lehosh. 11. - 32. 23. to Ilezek. 
 Psal. 68. 29. kings shall bring p. unto thee 
 
 72.10. kings of J'arsh. and die isles shall bring p. 
 
 76.11. let all bring p. to him that ought to be feared 
 Mic. 1.14. therefore shalt give p. to illoresheth gath 
 
 PRESERVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To keep safe or defend, Vsal.Ad. 1. [2] 
 'Jo sustain or uphold, Psal. 36. 6. [.3] To reserve, 
 save, or keep alive, Gen. 45. 7. 
 
 O thou Presen'er of men. Job 7- 20. O thou -who, 
 as thou -.vast the Creator of man. delightest to he, 
 and to be called, the Preserver and Savimtr of 
 men: and that uaitest to be kind andgraciius ta 
 men from dap to dap, as occasion regutresj dom t 
 deal u'ith me in a :oap contrary to thine n nature 
 and name, and to the manner if thy dealing ■■■ ith 
 all the rest of mankind. Ur, thou Observer of 
 men, tlmi who didst exactly kno:c and diligently 
 observe all the in i ard m.itions andouticard act: ms 
 of men; I I'.ave sinned ; and therefore if tluat 
 shalt be severe to mark mine iniguifies, as thmi 
 SCI met to be, I have not what to say or do unto 
 thee. . . . 
 
 Gen. 19. 32. that we may p. seed of our father, .34. 
 
 4.5. 5. for Gi'd did send me befi re you to p. life 
 
 7. God sent me to p. you a pr.steritj' in the earth 
 Dent. 6. 24. that he might p. us alive, as at this day 
 Psal. 12. 7. thou shaltp. them from this generation 
 16. 1. p. me, O God, for in thee do 1 put my tr.'st 
 25. 21. let integrity and uprightness p. me 
 
 .32. 7. my hiding place, shalt p.nie from trouble 
 
 40.11. let thy loving kindness continually p. me 
 41. 2. the Lord w ill p. liini and keep him alive 
 61. 7. prepare mercy and truth w hich may p. him 
 64.1. hear 1110, p. niy life from fear of the enemy 
 79. 11. p. thou those' that are appointed to die 
 86. 2. p. my soul, for I am holy, () thou my God 
 121. 7.1., p. thee from all evil, he shall p. thy soul 
 
 8. the T.orcl shall p. thy going out andcom.ing in 
 140. 1. O Lord. p. me from the violent man, 4. 
 
 P/'<>r'.2.11. discretion sliall p. thee, uiiders. keep thee 
 4. 6. forsake her not, and she shall p. thee 
 
 14. 3. but the lips of the wise shall p. them 
 
 20. 28. mercy and truth p. the king, his throne 
 £2. 12. tlie eyes of tlie Lord p. knowledge 
 
PRE 
 
 P RE 
 
 PRI 
 
 Jsa. 31.5. and passing: over he will p. Jerusalem 
 40. 8. 1 will p. thee, and give thee tor a covenant 
 Jer. 49. 11. thy children, 1 will p. them alive 
 Hab. 3.12- p. alive thy work in midst ot the years 
 Luke 17.33. whoso shall lose his life shall p. it 
 2 'I'lm. 4.18. J.ord will p. to his heavenly kingdom 
 PRESEltVKD, Ei'Il. 
 
 Gen. .32. .30. 1 have seen God, aiid my life is p. 
 Josh. 24.17. and p. ns in all the way we went 
 1 ■''am. .30. 2.3. Lord hath given us, who hath p. us 
 ‘ZSam. 8. 6. .'Syrians David’s servants. Lord p. Dav. 
 
 whithersoever he went, 1 Citron. \ti. 6, 13. 
 Job 10. 12. thy visitation hath p. my sinrit 
 
 29. 2. that 1 were as in the days wlien God p. me 
 .36. 6. he p. not the life of the wicked, gives rielit 
 P.srt/. .31.2.3. love Lord, for the Lord p. jtlie faitlitul 
 .37. 28. forsakes not his saints, they are p. for ever 
 07.10. hate evil, he p. the souls of his saints 
 116.6. the Lord p. tlie simple, I was brought low 
 
 145. 20. the Lord p. all them that love him 
 
 146. 9. the Lord p. tlie strangers, he relieveth 
 Prov. 2. 8. he p. the way of liis saints 
 
 16. 17. he that keepetli liis W'ay p. liis soul 
 J.ifl. 49- 6. and to restore the p. of Israel 
 JIus. 12. 13. and by a prophet was he p. 
 
 Mat. 9.17. but they put new wine into new bottles, 
 and botli are p. Luke 5. .38. 
 
 1 77/f.w. 5.23. your spirit soul and bodyp. blameless 
 Jude 1. sanctilied, and p. in .1 esus Christ, and called 
 
 PllESERVEK. 
 
 Job 7. 20. what shall 1 do to thee, O thou 2^. of men ? 
 PHlLSERVEsr. 
 
 ]Veh. 9. 6. thou Lord hast made and p. them all 
 Psal. 36. 6. O Lord, tliou p. man and beast 
 PRE81DEJJJS. 
 
 J2an. 6. 2. and over these three p. Daniel was first 
 .3. this Daniel was prefei red above;y. and princes 
 
 4. the p. souglitto tind occasion against Daniel 
 6. these w. and princes assembled to the king, 7- 
 PRE.8.S 
 
 Signifies, [1] To sqtieeze close together., Gen. 40. 
 11. [2] 'To throng or crowd, Luke 8. 45. [.3] 
 
 To urge, or be instant, Gen. 19. 3. [4] '.To 
 
 pursue and seek after salvation a7id happiness 
 with a holy boldness, resolution, zeal, and fer¬ 
 vency, Luke 16. 16. Phil. 3. 14. [5] A crowd or 
 throng, Luke 19. 3. 
 
 The word Press Ij- likewi.se stsed, not only for the 
 instrument or machine by which grapes are 
 squeezed, Isa. 16. 10. but also for the vessel or 
 Vat, wherein the wine rtms from the Press, and 
 in which it is received and preserved: IVhence 
 are these expressions ; lie (figged a wine press 
 in his vineyard, l\lat. 21. .3.3. ihy presses shall 
 burst out will) new- wine, Prov. 3. 10. 'I'o draw' 
 out of the press. Hay. 2. 10. It was a kind of 
 subterraneous cistern ; in which the -wine was re¬ 
 ceived and kept, till it was put into jars or ves¬ 
 sels of earth or -wood. 
 
 Mark 2.4. could not come nigh for the p. TmIb 8.19. 
 
 5. 27. came in ju. behind him, tout lied his garment 
 
 30. Jesus turned him about in the p. and said 
 
 Luke 19.3. Zaccheus could not see Jesus for the p. 
 P.RE.S.S. 
 
 Joel .3. 1.3. for the p. is full, the fats overflovv 
 flag. 2.16. to draw out fifty vessels out of the p. 
 
 See Wine. 
 
 PRESS-FAT. 
 
 Hag. 2.16. when one came to thep. to draw vessels 
 PRESS, ED, ELll. 
 
 Gen. 19. .3. Lotp. on the two angels at Sodom greatly 
 9. they p. sore on Lot, and came near the door 
 40. 11. and 1 took the grapes and p. them 
 Judg. 16.16. Delilah p. him daily with her w'ords 
 2 ‘Sam. 13.25. Absalom p. him, he-would not go, 27. 
 Iw'th.ii. 14. posts p. on by the king’s command 
 Psal. .38.2. arrowsstick fast, and thy handp.mesore 
 Ezek. 2.3. .3. there were their breasts p. they bruised 
 Amos 2.13. behold, 1 am p. under you as a cart is p. 
 Mark .3. 10. they p. on him for to touch him 
 Luke 5.1. as the people p. to hear the word of God 
 
 6. 38. good measure, p. down and shaken together 
 8. 45. tlie multitude throng thee and p. thee 
 
 16.16. kingdom preached, every manp. into it 
 Acts 18.5. Paul wasp, inspirit, and testified to Jew's 
 
 2 ('or. 1. 8. that w-e w'ere p. above measure 
 Phil. .3.14. 1 p. tow’ard the mark for the prize 
 
 PRESSES. 
 
 Prov. 3.10. thy p. shall burst with new wine 
 Isa. 16.10. treaders shall tread out no wine in theirp. 
 PRESUME. 
 
 Heut. 18. 20. the prophet who shall p. to speak 
 Lsth. 7.5. where is he that durst p. in his heart to do 
 PRESUMED. 
 
 Num. 14. 44. but thev p. to go up to the hill top 
 PRESUMPTUOUS. 
 
 Dent. 1.143. ye were p. and went uj) the hill 
 P‘al. 19. 13. keep thy servant also from p. sins 
 2 l^et. 2.10. p. are thev, self-willed, not afraid to sp. 
 
 P R ESUMPTUO US LY. 
 
 F.rod. 21. 14. if a man come p. on his neighbour 
 Mum. 15. .30. the soul that doth augiit p. Deut. 17.12. 
 JJeut. 1. 4.3. and went p. up into the hill 
 17.1.3. the people shall hear, and do no more p. 
 18. 22. but the prophet hath spoken itp. 
 PRETENCE. 
 
 Mat.Zd. 14. for ap. make long prayers, Mark Id. 40. 
 Phil. 1.18. whether inp. or in truth C. is preached 
 PREVAIL 
 
 Signifies, [1] To have the advantage over, or the 
 better of, dudg. 16. 5. [2] To be raised or lifted 
 up, Gen. 7. 20. 
 
 The blessings of thy father have prevailed above 
 the blessings of my ])rogenitors, Gew. 49. 26. 
 The hles.sings which 1 thy father have conferred 
 upon thee, are much more considerable than those 
 which I received either from my father Isaac, or 
 from my grandfather Abraham; and that, (1) 7« 
 the extent of the blessings : Ishmael -was excluded 
 in one, and Esau in the other's blessings ; but T 
 have included both Ephraim and Manasseh in 
 •.ny blessing. (2) In the distinctness and clear¬ 
 
 ness of them: For that land of which was 
 
 transmitted to Isaac .lacob oniy in Pie gene¬ 
 ral, was now in some .sort particularly distributed 
 to Joseph and to the rest of his brethren; and, (.3) 
 In the nearne.ss of the accomplishment : Now there 
 was a more likely jirospect of the multiplication of 
 their seed, than to Abraham or Isaac; and soon 
 after they multiplied to astonishment, and drew 
 near to the possession of the promised land. 
 
 Gen. 7. 20. fifteen cubits ui)ward did the watersp. 
 Num. 22. 6. peradventure 1 shall p. t 11. 
 
 Judy. 16. 5. and see by w hat means we ma^'p. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9. for by strength shall no man p. 
 
 17. 9. if I p. ag. him, then ye shall be our servants 
 
 26. 25. thou Shalt do great things and shalt still p. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 22. he said, thou shalt persuade him, 
 
 andp. also, go forth and do so, 2 Chr. 18. 21. 
 
 2 Citron. 14.11. O Lord, let not man p. against thee 
 Esth. 6. 1.3. thou shalt notp. against him 
 
 Job 15. 24. they shall p. against him, as a king 
 
 18. 9. and the robber shall p. against him 
 Psal. 9. 19. arise, O Lord, let not irianp. 
 
 12. 4. w liosaid, with our tongue w ill w e p. our lips 
 65. 3. iniquitiesp. ag. me, as for our transgressions 
 Prov. 6. -t .3. so shalt thoup. w-ith thy ti iend 
 Feel. A. 12. if onep. against him, two shall withstand 
 Isa. 7. 1. to war, but could not p. against it 
 16. 12. Meal)shall come to pray, but he sliall notp. 
 42. 1.3. he shall cry, he shall p. against his enemies 
 47. 12. stand now, if so be thou mayest p. 
 
 Jer. 1. 19. tliey shall not p. aeainst thee, for T am 
 with thee, saith 1.. of hosts, 15. 20.1 20. 11. 
 
 5. 22. though the waves toss, yet can they notp. 
 
 20.10. will be enticed, and we shall p. against him 
 
 Van. 11. 7- who shall (teal against him and shall p. 
 Mat. 16. 18. the gates of hell shall not p. against it 
 
 27. 24. w hen Pilate saw he couldp. nothing 
 John 12.19. perceive ye how ye p. nothing 
 
 PREVAILED. 
 
 Gen. 7.18. the w'atersp. and increased, 19. 
 
 24. the watersp. on the earth 150 days 
 
 .30. 8. I have wrestled with my sister and have p. 
 .32. 25. when he saw he p. not against him 
 
 28. thou hast power with God and men, hastp. 
 47. 20. because the famine p. over them 
 49. 26. the blessings of thy father havep. 
 
 Exod. 17. 11. when'Moses held up his hand, Israel 
 p. when he let down his hand, Amalekp. 
 Judg. 1. .35. the hand of the house of .loseph p, 
 
 3. 10. Ofhniel’s hand p. against Chushan 
 
 4. 24. the children of Israel p. against Jabin 
 
 6. 2. the hand of Midian p. against Isi ael 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 50. so David p. over Goliath 
 
 2 Sam. 11.23. surely the menp. against us 
 24. 4. the king’s word p. against loab 
 
 1 Kings I6. 22. the people that followed Omri p. 
 
 2 Kings 25. .3. (he faniinep. in the city, no bread 
 
 1 citron. 5.2. for Judah p. above his brethren 
 
 2 Chr. 8. .3. Solomon p. against Ilamath-zobah 
 1.3. 18. Judah p. because'they relied on the Lord 
 27. 5. .lotham p. against the Ammonites 
 
 Ps. 1.3.4. lest mine enemy say, 1 havep. against thee 
 129. 2. yet they have notp. against me 
 Jer. 20.7- thou art stronger than 1, and hast p. 
 
 .38. 22. thj’ friends have p. against thee 
 Lam. 1. 16.1 w-eep because the enemy p. 
 
 J)an. 7. 21. the same horn p. against the saints 
 Hos. 12. 4. he had pow-er over the angel and p. 
 Obad. 7. the men at peace have deceived thee andp. 
 Luke 23. 2.3. the voices of the chief priests p. 
 
 Acts 19. 16. the man in whom the evil spirit w’asp. 
 
 20. so mightily grew the woi-d of God and p. 
 Rev, 5. 5. the root of David hathp. to open the book 
 12. 8. the dragon and his angels p. not 
 PREVAILEST. 
 
 Job 14. 20. thoup. for ever against him, he passeth 
 PREVAILET'II. 
 
 Lam. 1. 1.3. be sent fire into my bones, and it p. 
 PREVENT. 
 
 Job .3. 12. wdiy did the kneesp. me ? or the breasts 
 Psal. 17.11.3. arise, O Lord,p. his face 
 .59. 10. (he God of my mercy shall p. me 
 79. 8. let thy tender mercies speedily p. us 
 88. 1.3. in the morning shall my prayer p. thee 
 95. t 2. let usp. his lace w-ith thanksgiving 
 119. 148. mine eyes p. the night-watches 
 Amos 9.10. which say, the evil shall not p. us 
 
 1 'Thess. 4.15. we shall not p. them who are asleep 
 
 PR EVEN LED. 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 22. 6. the snares of death p. me, Psal. 18.5. 
 
 19. they p. me in the day ot my calamities, but 
 
 the Lord w-as my stay. Psal. 18. 18. 
 Job .30. 27. the days of aflliction p. me 
 41. 11. w-ho hath p. me that 1 should repay him ? 
 Psal. 119.1-I7. I p. the dawning of the morning 
 J.^a. 21. 14. theyp. with their bread him that lied 
 Mat. 17. 25. Jesus p. him, saying, Simon,of whom 
 PllEVENTESr. 
 
 Ps. 21. 3. for thou p. him with blessin.gsof goodness 
 PREY. 
 
 Jer. 30.16. and all that p. on thee w ill I give for ap. 
 PREY. 
 
 Gen.A9. 9. from the p. my son, thou art gone up 
 27. in the morning he shall devour thep. 
 
 Num. 14. 3. why brought to this land, that our wives 
 and children shall he a p. I .31. Deut. 1. 39. 
 23. 24. Israel not lie dow n till heeatot the p. 
 
 31. 12. they brought tlie captives and p. to Moses 
 
 26. take the sum of the p. (hat was taken 
 
 27. and divide (hep. into two jrarts betw een them 
 
 32. and the liooty being the rest of the p. 
 
 Deut. 2. ,35. only the cattle we took fora p. to our¬ 
 selves and the spoil, .3. 7- Josh. 8. 2,27.1 11.14. 
 Judg. 5. 30. divided the p. a p. of divers colours 
 
 8. 24. that ye would gi' e me tlie ear rings of hisp. 
 
 25. (lid cast every man the ear rings of his p. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 14. Judah shall become ap. and a spoil 
 Neh. 4. 4. give (hem for ap. in tlie land of captivity 
 Esth. 3. 13. take the stioil of them for a p. 8. 11. 
 
 9.15. on the p. they laid not their hand, 16. 
 
 Job 4.11. tlie old lion perisheth for lack of p. 
 
 9. 26. as the eagle that hasteth to tliep. 
 
 Job 24.5. behold, as wild asses rising hefirmes torp 
 .38. .39. wilt thou liunt the p. for the lion t 
 39. 29. from thence she seeketh the p. and her eyes 
 Psal. 17. 12. like a lion that is greedy of his p. 
 
 76. 4. more excellent than the mountains ofp. 
 104. 21. the young lions roar after their p. 
 in. -t 5. he hath given p. to them that fear him 
 124. 6. who hath not given us for a p. to their teeth 
 Prov. 23. 28. she also lietii in w ait as for a p. 
 
 Isa. 5.29. yea, tliey shall roar and lay hold of the p. 
 10.2. that widows may he theirp. and rob fatlici less 
 6. to take the p. of an hypocritical nation 
 31. 4. as the lion and young lion roaring on his p. 
 
 33. 2.3. then is the p. of a great spoil divided 
 42. 22. they are for ap. and none deliveretli 
 49. 24. shall the p. be taken fioni the mighty ? 
 
 25. thep. of tile terrible shall be delivered 
 
 59. 15. that deiJarteth ti oinevil inaketh himself ap. 
 Jer, 21. 9. he shall live, and his lile shall be to him 
 for a p. .38. 2. 1 39. 18. 1 45. 5. 
 .30. 16. and all thatp. on thee 1 will give for ap, 
 Ezek. 7.21. 1 will give it to hands of strangers forp. 
 
 19. 3. a young lion, it learned to catcli thep. 
 
 22. 27. her princes are like wolves ravening thep. 
 
 20. 12. they shall make a p. of thy merchandise 
 
 29. 19. he shall take her spoil, and take her p. 
 
 34. 8. because my flock became a p. and meat 
 22. and my flock shall no more he a p. 28. 
 
 30. 4. saitli the Lord, to the cities that became ap. 
 5. with despiteful minds to cast it out for ap. 
 
 38. 12. I will go up to take a spoil and ap. l.-l. 
 Dan. 11. 24. he shall sc'atter among them thep. 
 Amos 3. 4. will a lion roar when he hath nop.? 
 A'ah. 2. 12. the lion lilled his holes w ith p. and dens 
 13. 1 will cut oft' thy p. from the earth 
 .3. 1. woe to the bloody city, the p. departeth not 
 Zeph. 3. 8. till the day that I rise up to the p. 
 
 PRICE . - 
 
 Signifies, [1] The rate of any thing that is bought 
 or sold, 2 Chron. 1. 16. [2] Worth or value, 
 Prov. 31. 10. [3] Esteem, 1 Pet. 3. 4. [4] An 
 opportunity or advantage, Prov. 17. 16. 
 
 Ye are bought with a price, 1 Cor. 6. 20. Ye are 
 redeemed out of the hands of divine justice, and 
 rescued out of the bondage of sin and Satan, by 
 the blood of Christ, paid to God, the Supreme 
 Judge, for your ransom, whereby Christ has got 
 an everlasting dominion over you. 
 
 Lev. 25. 16. according to years thoii shalt increase 
 thep. to fewness thou shalt diminish the p. 50. 
 52. shall give him again tlie p. of his redemption 
 Deut. 23. Itl. not bring p. of a dog to house of Lord 
 2 ■'darn. 24. 24. I w-ill buy it at a p. 1 Chr. 21. 22,24. 
 1 Kings 10. 28. king Solomon’s merchants received 
 the linen yarn at a p. 2 Chron. 1. 16. 
 Job 28. 13. man kuowetli not tlie p. thereof, 15. 
 
 18. for the p. of wisdom is above rubies 
 Ps. 44. 12. thou dost not increase wealth by theirp. 
 l^rov. 17.16. why is there a p. in hand ot a fool t 
 
 26. and the goats are the p. of the field 
 
 31. 10. virtuous woman, for her p. far above rubies 
 Isa.Ao. 18. sliall let go my capt. not forp. nor rew’ard 
 
 55. 1. yea, come, buy wine and milk withoutp. 
 Jer. 15. 13. thy substance to the spoil withoutp. 
 Lam. 5. t 4. our wood conieth for p. unto us 
 Zech. 11. 12. give me my p. weighed for me inyp. 
 
 1.3. a goodly p. that 1 w as prized at of them 
 Mat. 13. 46. when he had found one pearl of great p. 
 27. 6. not into treasury , because it is thep. of blood 
 9. they took thep. of him that was valued 
 Acts 5. 2. and kcqit hack part of tlie p. 3. 
 
 19. 19. they counted thep. of the books burnt 
 1 Cor. 6. 20. for ye are bought with a p. 7. 23. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. meek spirit is in sightof God of greatp. 
 PRICES. 
 
 Acts 4. 34. brought p. of the things that were sold 
 PRICKED. 
 
 P.sal. 73. 21. thus heart grieved, I w-as p. in my reins 
 Acts 2. 37. they w'ere p. in their heart, and said 
 PRICKING. 
 
 Ezek. 28. 24. shall be no more ap. briar to Israel 
 PRICKS. 
 
 Num. .33. 55. those that remain be p. in your eyes 
 xlcts 9. 5. it is hard to kick against the p. 26. 14. 
 PRIDE. 
 
 Lev. 26. 19. 1 w’ill break thep. of your pow-er 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 28. I know thy p. and naughtiness 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 26. llezekiah humbled himself forp. 
 Job 9. -t 1.3. the helpers ofp. do stoop under him 
 
 26. + 12. by understanding he sniiteth through p. 
 .33. 17. and that he may hide p. frotii man 
 .35. 12. they cry because of the p. ot evil men 
 .38. + 11. thep. of thy waves shall be stayed 
 41. 15. his scales are Ins p. shut up together 
 .34. he is a king over all the cliildren ofy>. 
 
 Psal. 10. 2. (lie wicked in hisp. doth persecute^ 
 
 4. tliroughp. of liis countenance w-ill not seek God 
 31. 20. thou shalt hide them from thep. of man 
 .36. 11. let not the foot ofp. come against me 
 59. 12. let them even be taken in theirp. 
 
 73. 6. thereforep. com passeth them about as chain 
 Prov. 8. 13. p. do I hate II 11. 2. whenp. cometh 
 1.3. 10. only by p. cometh coiitentioa 
 14. 3. in the mouth of the foolish is a rod ot f. 
 
 16. 18. p. goeth before destruction, hetore a tall 
 21. + 24. who (iealeth in the wrath (if p. 
 
 29! 23. a man’s p. shall bring him low 
 Isa. 0. 9. that say in tlie p. of their hearts 
 16. 6. we have heard ot the p. ot Moah, even ot 
 his haughtiness and hisp. .ler. A 8 . 29. 
 “’.3 9 hath pui-posed to stain the p. ot all glory 
 
 25 . il. and he shall bring (lown theirp. 
 
 28.1. woe to the crow n ot p. to tlie dniiikards, 3. 
 Jer 1.3. 9. 1 will mar the p. of Judah and Jciusalein 
 17. my soul shall w eep in secret places for yourp, 
 49. 16. the p. of thy heart hath deceived thee 
 50! + 31. behold, 1 am against thee, O th()ii p. 
 
 + .32. p. shall stiiiiilile and tall, none shall raise 
 Ezek. 7 . 10. the rod hath hlflssomed.p. hath budded 
 16.40. iniquity of thy sister Sodom p. fulii. ot bread 
 .56. So(iom was not mentioned in the day ot thy p. 
 30. 0. an(i the p. of her pow er shall come dow n 
 
 2 B 2 371 
 
PRl 
 
 PRl 
 
 PRI 
 
 Van. 4. 37 . those that walk in o.he is able to abase 
 o. 20. but V hen his niiiid was hardened inp. 
 
 Jins. 5. 5. the p. of Israel doth testify, 7. 10. 
 
 had. .3. thep. of thy heart hath deceived thee 
 JSfah. 2. + 2. for the Lord hath turned away tlie p. 
 
 of .lacot) and the p. of Israel 
 Zeph.1. 10. this shall they have for their p. 
 
 3. 11. 1 will take them away that lejoice in thy p. 
 Zech. 9. 6. 1 will cut off the p. of the Philistines 
 
 10. 11. the p. of Assyria sliall be brought down 
 
 11. 3. roarin? of lions, tor thep. of Iordan is spoiled 
 lilark. 7. 22. lor out of the heart [rroceedeth p. 
 
 1 Tim.'.i.O. lest being lifted up with p. he fall into 
 1 Jo/m 2. 10. thep. of life, is not of the Lather 
 PRlK.Sf. 
 
 T/ie Priest mider the Law was a person consecrated 
 and ordained of God, not on/y to teacii the people, 
 and pray for them, but also to offer up sacrifices 
 for his own sins, and those of the people, l,ev, 4. 
 5, 0. 
 
 I'he Priesthood was not atinetedto a certain family, 
 till after the promulgation of the law of iVloses. 
 Before that time the first born of every family, 
 the fathers, the princes, the kings, were priests, 
 born in their city arid in their house. Cain and 
 Abel, Moah, Abraham, .lob, Abimelech and 
 Laban, Isaac awc/.lacob, offeted themselves their 
 orvn sacrifices. In the .udemnity of the covenant 
 that the Lord made with his people at the foot of 
 mount .Sinai, Moses performed the office of medi¬ 
 ator, and young men were chosen from among the 
 children of Israel, to perform the o.fiice of priests, 
 Lxod. 24. 5, 6. But after that the Lord had chosen 
 the tribe of Levi to serve him in his tabernacle, and 
 that the priesthood was annexed to the family of 
 Aaron, then the right of offering sacrifices to liod 
 was re.served to the priests alone of his family, 
 ]S1 uni. 10. 40, 
 
 The ordinary priests served immediately at the altar, 
 off’ered the sacrifices, killed and .flayed them, and 
 poured their blood at the foot of the altar, fL Chron. 
 
 29. 31.1 35. 11. They kept up a continual Sire 
 ■upon the altar of burnt sacnjlces, and in the lamps 
 of the golden candlestick that was in the holy place ; 
 they kiieaded the loaves of the shew bread, baked 
 them, offered them upon the golden altar, and 
 changed them every sabbath day. 
 
 One of the chief employments of the priests, next to 
 attending upon the sacrifices and the service of the 
 temple, WdS the instruction of the people ; the dis¬ 
 tinguishing the several sorts of leprosy, the causes 
 of divorce, the waters of jealousy, vows, the unclean¬ 
 nesses that were contracted several ways ; all these 
 were brought before the priests. Lev. 13. 13. iSum. 
 
 5. 14, 15. Hos.4. 6. Mai. 2. 7- . . 
 
 The high priest only had the privilege of entering 
 into the sanctuary once a year, which was the day 
 of solemn expiation, to make atonement for the sms 
 of the whole people. Lev. 10. 2, 3, 4, &c. God had 
 also appropriated to his person the oracle of his 
 truth ; so that when he was habited with the proper 
 ornaments of his dignity, and with the Uritn and 
 Thummim, he gave answers to the questions made 
 to him, and God discovered to him secret and fu¬ 
 ture things, V.xod. klii. 30. 
 
 2'he term Priest is most properly given to Christ, of 
 whom the high priests under the law were types 
 and figures, he being the Higli priest, especially 
 ordained of God, who, by the sacrifice of himself, 
 once offered In himself, and also by his interces¬ 
 sion, might lec^ ncile unto, and for ever keep in 
 favour with God, all true believers, lleb. 7- 17- 1 
 9.11,12,24,25. 
 
 The word is also applied to every true believer, who 
 is enabled to offer up himself spiritual sacrifices 
 of prayer and praise to God, through Jesus Christ, 
 1 Pet. 2. 5. Rev. 1. 6. 
 
 Gen. 14. IH. the p. of the most high God, Heb. 7. 1. 
 Bxod. 2. 16. the p. of Midian had seven daughters 
 29. 30. that son that isp. in Ids stead. Lev. 16. 32. 
 Lev. 1. 9. the p. shall burn it all on tlie altar, 13, 
 17-1 2. 2, 9, 16.1 3.11,16.1 4.10. 1 31. 35. 1 
 
 7. 5, 31. 
 
 12. the p. shall lay them in order on the wood 
 2. B. wlien itis presented to thep. he shall bi ing it 
 4. 3. if thep. that is anointed do siii as the people 
 0. thep. shall dip his finger in the blood, 17. 
 
 20.p. shall make an atone'ment for them, 26. I 5. 6. 
 
 I 6.7. I 12. 8. 1 15. 15, .30. 1 16. .30. 1 19. 22. 
 25. and the p. shall take of the blood, 30, .31. 
 
 .5. 8. be shall bring them to the 71. who shall offer 
 6. 10. thep. shall put on his linen garment 
 7.8. the p. shall have to himself the skin of offering 
 9. it shall be thep. that oftereth it, 14. 114. 1.3. 
 13.3. thep. shall look on the plague in the skin, 5, 
 6, 17, 20, 21,25, 26, 27, .30, 31, .32. tlie p. shall 
 look on him, and pronounce him unclean, 8, 
 
 11, 20, 22, 25, .30, 44. 
 
 4. thep. shall shut him up seven days, 5. 31, 33. 
 
 6. p. shall iironounce him clean, 17. 23, 28, 34, 
 
 9. biought to the p. H I6. come to the p. 14. 2. 
 
 14.11. p. that maketh him clean shall present 
 
 16. the p. shall dip his right finger in the oil 
 35. thatowneth the house shall come and tell p. 
 48. the p. shall pronounce the house c lean 
 
 21. 9. if the daughter of a p. profane herself 
 
 22.11. if the p. buy any soul with his money 
 
 23.10. ye shall bring a sheaf of first-fruits to thep. 
 11. thep. shall wave it before the Lord 
 
 27. 8. the p. shall value him, according to ability 
 Hum. 5.8. let the trespass be recompensed tothe;^. 
 
 15. then the man shall bring his wife to thep. 
 
 30. thep. shall execute upon her all this law 
 
 6. 20. this is holy for the p. with the wave-breast 
 
 19. 7- the p. shall wash and be unclean until even 
 .35. .32. shall not dwell in land till death of highp. 
 
 Veut. 17. 12. the man that will not hearken td p. 
 
 20. 2. are come nigh to battle, the p. shall approach 
 
 26. 3. thou shah go to the p. in tliose days 
 
 Judg. 17. 5. one of his sons, who became his p. 
 
 16. dwell with me, and be to me a father and ap. 
 
 13. L. do me good, seeing 1 have Levite to iny p. 
 
 372 
 
 Judg. 18.4. Micah hath hired me, and T am hisp. 
 
 19. be to us a p. and a father, belief be ap. 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 14. all that the p. took for himself 
 
 15. and said, give flesh to roast tor the p. 
 
 28. did 1 choose him out of Israel tc> be my p. ? 
 
 35. and I will raise me up a faithful p. 
 
 14. 19. while Said talked to the p. the noise 
 
 36. then said thep. let us draw near to Ciod 
 
 21. 4. thep. answered, theie is no common bread 
 6. so the p. gave liim hallowed bread 
 
 1 Kings 2. 27. Solom. thrust Abiaihai from being/n 
 
 2 Kings 11. 15. thep. bad sai<l, let her not be slam 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 9. the same may be a p. of them that 
 
 are no gods, but as for us, the Lord is our God 
 
 15. 3. Israel hath been without a teachingp. 
 
 Ezra 2. (j.3. till there Stood up a p. heh. 7. 65. 
 
 Tsai. 110. 4. I., hath sworn, thou art a p. for ever 
 
 after the order of Melchis. Ueb. 5. 6. | 7- 17.21. 
 Isa. 8.2. 1 took faithful witnesses, Lriali the p. 
 
 24. 2. as with the people, so with the7;. 
 
 28. 7. the p. and the prophet have erred thro' wine 
 Jer.G. 13. to thep. everyone clealeth talsely,8. 10. 
 
 14. 18. pi'ophet and p. go to a land they know not 
 
 18. 18. the law shall not pei ish from the p. 
 
 23. 11. for both prophet and p. are profane 
 33. when a prophet and p. shall ask thee, 34. 
 
 29. 26. the I^rd made thee p. instead of .lehoiada 
 Lam. 2. 6. and hath despised the king and the p. 
 
 20. shall thep. and piophet be slain in sanctuary 
 Ezek. 7. 26. but the law shall perish from the p. 
 
 44. 13. shall not come near to do the office of a p. 
 
 21. nor shall anyp. drink wine when they cuiter 
 
 22. or shall take a w idow that had ap. before 
 .30. ye give to the;;, the first of your dough 
 
 31. the p. shall not eat of any thing that is torn 
 IJos. 4.4. this people, as they that strive with the p. 
 
 6. 1 will reject thee, thou shall be no p. to me 
 
 9. and there shall be like peoide like p. 
 
 Amos 7. 10. the p. of Bethel sent to .leroboam 
 Zech. 6.13. and be shall be a p. on his throne 
 Alai. 2. 7. the p. lijrs should keep knowledge 
 Mat. 8. 4. see thou tell no man, but go thy wa\', 
 
 shew thyself to the p. Mark 1. 44. Luke 5. 1-1. 
 Luke\. 5. acertainp. named /acharias, and his wife 
 
 10. .31. by chance there came down a certain p. 
 Acts 14.13. p. of.lupiter brought oxen and garlands 
 Heb. 7. .3. like Son of God, abideth a p. continually 
 
 11. what need another p. should rise after older 
 
 15. after similitude Mclchisedec ai iseth anoth. p. 
 20. as not without an oath he was made p. 
 
 8. 4. if lie were on earth, he should not heap. 
 
 10. 11. every p. standeth daily ministering 
 
 iiee Chief. 
 
 High P It I LST. 
 
 T.ev. 21. 10. the high p. shall not uncover his head 
 Kum. 35. 25. he shall abide in the city of refuge 
 till the death of the high p. .Tosh. 20. 6. 
 2 Kings 12. 10. when much money in chest, the 
 /lip/c p. came and put it in bags, 2 Chr. 24. 11. 
 
 22. 4. go to Ililkiah the high p. that he may sum 
 Nell. 3. 1. Eliashib the A/p/i p. rose up with brethien 
 Zech. .3. 1. .loshua the high p. standing, 8. 1 6. 11. 
 Mat. 26. 3. to the i)alace of the high p. Luke ‘A. i)\. 
 
 51. one of them struck a servant of the high p. 
 
 and smote off his ear, Luke Q2. 50. John 18. 10. 
 57- led him to Caiaphas the high p. John 18. 24. 
 65. the high p. rent his clothes, Mark 11. 63. 
 Alnrk 2. 26. in the days of Abiathar the high p. 
 John 11. 49. Caiaphas being high p. 51.1 18. 13. 
 
 18.15. that clisciple was known to the high p. 
 
 22. saying, answerest thou the highp. so t 
 Acts 4. (). as many as were of the kindred of high p. 
 
 7. 1. then said the highp. are these things so i 
 
 9. 1. Saul w'ent to the high p. and desired letters 
 
 22. 5. as also the high p. cloth liear me witness 
 
 23. 4. they said, revilestthou God’s high p. 'f 
 Heb. 2. 17. that he might be a faithful high p. 
 
 .3. 1. consider Apostle High /^. of our profession 
 
 4. 14. we have great A. p. that is passed into heav. 
 
 15. we have not a A. p. which cannot be touched 
 
 5. 1. for every highp. taken from among men 
 
 5. Christ glorified not himself to be a high p. 
 
 10. called an high p. after order of Melch. 6. 20. 
 7.26. such an A. p. became us, wdio is holy, harml. 
 
 8. 1. we have such an highp. who is set cm throne 
 .3. every high p. is ordained to offer giftsand sacr. 
 
 9. 7. but into the second went the highp. alone 
 
 11. Christ being come an high p. of good things 
 
 25. as the high p. entereth into the holy place 
 
 10. 21. having an high p. over the house ot God 
 13. 11. blood is brought into sanctuary by high p. 
 
 See Office. 
 
 Pill Esrs. 
 
 Gen. 47. 22. the land of the p. bought be not, for 
 the p. bad a portion assigned them of Pharaoh 
 
 26. except the land of the p. only, not I’haraoh’s 
 Exod. 19. 6. ye shall be to me a kingdom ofp. 
 
 Lev. 1. 11. thep. shall sprinkle the blood, 3. 2. 
 
 5. 13. and the remnant sliall be thep. asan otfering 
 
 6. 29. all the males among the p. shall eat thereof 
 1.3.2. or brought to one of his sons the p. 
 
 16. 33. he shall make an atonement forthep. 
 
 22. 10. a sojourner of the p. shall not eat 
 
 12. if p. daughter be married 1| 13. if widow 
 
 2.3. 20. they shall be holy to the l.ord for the p. 
 
 27. 21. the ])ossession thereof shall be thep. 
 
 Deut. 18.3. this .'■ball be the p.due from the people 
 
 19.17- shall stand beforep. and judgesthatshall be 
 Josh. .3. 17. the p. that bare the ark stood firm 
 
 4. 3. take you out where the p. feet sto()fi,9. 
 
 6. 4. thep.'bare seven trumpets of rams' horns, 1.3. 
 
 12. and thep. took up the ark of the Lord 
 .Tudg. 18. 30. he and his sous were p. to tribe of T)an 
 1 Sam. 1. .3. Ilophni and Phinehas the p. were there 
 
 5. 5. nor the p. of Dagon tread on the threshold 
 
 6. 2. the Philistines called for the p. ami diviners 
 22. 17. king said, turn and slay the p. ot the Lord 
 
 18. said to Doeg, turn thou and fall on the p. 
 
 21. shewed David, that Saul had slain Lord's;;. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .3. the elders and the p. took up the ark 
 12. .31. .leroboam madep. of the lowest ot the 
 people who were notot the sons of Levi, 13. 33. 
 
 1 Kin. 13.2. on thee shall he offer the p. of high plac. 
 flKinys V). 11. .1 elm slew A ball's p. he left him none 
 
 19. call me all i'.aal'sp. let none lie wanting 
 
 12. 6. p. bad not repaired breaches of the house 
 
 17. 27. carry tlii'.beroneof the p. ye brought 
 
 23. 5. he put down iUolatrousp. of king of Judah 
 
 20. and he slew all the p. ot tlie high places 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 6. the sea was for thep. to wash in 
 
 5. 12. an bun I. twenty p. sounding with trumpets 
 14. thep. could not stand to minister forthecloud 
 
 6. 41. let thyp. be clothed with salvation 
 
 8. 14. he a|jpointed the courses of thep. 
 
 11. 15. be ordained hiinp. tor the high pLaces 
 
 1.3. 9. have ye md cast out the p. of the I^ird : 
 
 12. and hi.s p. with trumpets to cry alarm 
 
 23. 6. none came into the house ot I>ord save thep. 
 20. 17. w ith him fourscore ; . of the Imrd 
 
 19. while I'xaiali was wroth with thep. 
 
 29. 31. but thep. were too few, they could not slay 
 .30. 3.p. bad not sanctified themselves sutlicitiiily 
 .31. 5. Josiah burnt the bones of the p. 
 
 .35. 2. .losiah set thep. in their charges 
 8. gave it to the p. for the passover-ofierings 
 Ezra 6. 18. they set the p. in their divisions’ 
 
 20. p. were iiurilieti, and killed the passover for p. 
 
 7. 16. of the people andp. offering w illingly 
 
 9. 7. and our p. neen delivered into hand ot kings 
 Neh. 2.16. nor liad 1 as yet told it to the p. 
 
 3. 22. after him repaired thep. men of the plain 
 9. 32. the trouble that hath come on us and ourp. 
 
 .31. neither have we nor our p. kept thy law 
 
 1.3. 5. where they laid the offerings of the p. 
 
 Psal. 78.61. their p. fell by the sword, their widows 
 99. 6. Moses and Aaron among his p. and Samuel 
 132. 9. let thv p. be clothed with righteousness 
 16. I will clothe herp. with salvation 
 Isa. .37. 2. he sent elders ofp. covered with sackcloth 
 01. 6. but ye shall be named the p. of the l.ord 
 Jer. 1.18. against thep. thereof and people of land 
 
 2. 8. the p. said not, where is the Lord r 
 
 26. their p. ashamed " 4. 9. tlieir p. astonished 
 
 5. 31. and the p. bare rule by their means 
 
 8. 1. the bones of thep. they shall bring out 
 
 13. 13. twill fill thep. with drunkenness 
 31.14. 1 will satiate the souls of the p. with fatness 
 .32. .32. to provoke me to anger, they and theirp. 
 48. 7- shall go into captivity with bis p. 49. 3. 
 
 Lam. 1. 4. herp. sigh, her virgins are attlicted 
 19. my p. and mine elders gave up the ghost 
 
 4. 13. for the iniquities of her p. that shed blood 
 
 16. they respected not the persons of the p. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 26. her p. violated my law', and profaned 
 40. 45. he said, this chamber is for the p. 
 
 44. 30. shall be for the p. 45. 4. 1 48. 10, 11. 
 
 TTos. 5. 1. hear this, O p. and hearken, O Israel 
 
 6. 9. company ofp. murder in the way by consent 
 Joel 1. 9. p. the Lor i’s ministers mourn, 13.1 2.17. 
 Mic. 3. 11. the p. thereof teach for hire 
 
 Z.eph. 1. 4. 1 w ill cut off tlie names of the p. 
 
 3. 4. herp. have polluted the sanctuary 
 Hag. 2. 11. ask now thep. concerning the law 
 Mai. 1. 6. to you, O p. that despise my name 
 
 2. 1. and now, O p. this commandment is for you 
 Mat. 12. 4. not law ful but only for the p. to eat 
 
 5. thep. in the temple profane the sabbath, and 
 are blameless, .ly«; A2. 26. Luke 0. 4. 
 IMarkfl. 26. which is not lawful to eat but forthe p. 
 Luke 17. 14. go shew yourselves to the p. 
 
 Acts 4. 1. thep. and captain came upon them 
 
 6. 7. a company of p. were obedient to the faith 
 
 19. 14. the sons of Sceva chief ot thep. did so 
 Heb. 7.21. those;;, were made without an oath 
 
 23. theytruly were many p. notsuffered to continue 
 
 8. 4. seeing there are p. that offer gifts by law 
 
 9. 6. the ])'. went always into the first tabernacle 
 Lev. 1. 6. hath made us kings andp. to God,5. 10. 
 
 20. 6. shall be p. of God and of Cliiist.and reign 
 
 See Chief, Lev itf.s. Office. 
 y/fpA PKlK.srS. 
 
 T.nke .3. 2. Annas and Caiaphas were high p. 
 
 Heb. 7. 27. needeth not daily as those highp. tooffei 
 
 28. for the law maketh men highp. which have 
 PH lE.S'l HOOD. 
 
 Exod. 40.1.5. for their anointingshall be an everlast 
 ing p. throughout their generations, A 25. 13. 
 Num. 16. 10. amt seek ye the p. also r 
 
 18. 1. thou and sons shall bear iniquity of your p. 
 .losh. 18. 7. forp. of the Lord is their inheritance 
 1 Sam. 2. t 36. put me into somew hat about the p. 
 Ezra 2. 62. as polluted from thep. Neh. 7. 64. 
 
 Neh. 13. 29. thev defiled the p. the covenant ofp. 
 Heb. 7. 5. they of Levi, who receive the office ofp. 
 
 11. if perfection were by the I.evitical p. 
 
 12. forthe p. being (hanged, there is made 
 
 14. Moses spake nothing concerning the p. 
 
 24. but this man bath an unchangeable p. 
 
 1 Bet. 2. 5. an holy p. || 9. ve are a royalp. 
 
 PHINCE. 
 
 1 his name is given, [1] To God, who is the supreme 
 Ruler and Governor, Pan. 8. 11. [2] To Christ, 
 who is called the Prince of Peace, Isa. 9. 6. He 
 is the only purcha-'-er and procurer of peace between 
 God and men, Isa. 53. 5. and of peace between 
 men and men. Attr^eea Jews Gentiles, / pA. 2. 
 
 15. and he left pence as his legacy to his disciples, 
 
 John 14. 27.'//e is called rAe Prince of Life, Acts 
 3. 15. xls God, he is the author of our temporal 
 life, in whom we live and move, and in whose hands 
 is our breath ; and as .Mediator, he is the guide and 
 way to eternal life, .lohn 14. 6. He is also called, 
 the Prince of the kings of the earth. Rev. 1.5. He, 
 as King, rules over all, even his greatest and mod 
 powerful enemies. [3] J'o the chief of the priests, 
 called the princes of the sanctuary, Tsa. 4.3. 28. 
 [4] To the Roman emperor, Dan. 9. 26. [5] 
 
 To men of princely excellency and worth, Eccl. 10. 
 7. [6] 'To the nobles, counsellors, and officers in a 
 
 kingdom, Isa. 10. 8. (7] 'To the chief, or principal 
 
 men of families, or tribes, Isum. 17. 2. fH] 'To 
 the devil, called the prince of this world, John 12. 
 31. who boasts of having all the kingdoms oKthe 
 earth ai his disposal. Mat. 4. 9. ' 
 
P RI 
 
 PRI 
 
 PRI 
 
 Gen. 23. 6. thou art a mighty p. amongst us 
 .32. CB. as a p. hast thou power with God and men 
 34. 2. when Shechem, p. of the country, saw her 
 41. + 45. he gave him to wife Asenath the daughter 
 of Potipherah, p. of On, t 50. I 46. t 20. 
 Eiod.Z. 14. who made thee a man, a p. over us 
 116. the p. of INIidian had seven daughters 
 7. 11. eacli p. shall offer on his day 
 
 16. 1.3. except make thyself altogether a p. over us 
 
 17. 6. for each p. a rod, even twelve rods 
 
 25.18. Cozbi the daughter of a p. of Midian 
 
 34. 18. take one p. of every tribe to divide the land 
 Josh. 5. + 14. as a p. of host of the Lord am I come 
 22.14. of each chief house 'Ap. through all Israel 
 2 Sam. 3. .38. know ye not there is Ap. fal len in 1 srael 
 20. t 26. Ira the .lairite was Ap. about David 
 1 Kings 11. 34. I will make him p. all his days 
 14. 7. and made thee Ap. over my people. 16. 2. 
 Ezra 1. 8. numbered to Sheshbazzar thep. of ludah 
 Job 21.28. for ye say. where is the house of the p. f 
 .31. .37. as a^t. would I go near to him 
 Prov. 14. 28. but in want of people is destruct. of p. 
 17. 7- much less do lying lips become a p. 
 
 25. 7. shouldest be put lower in presence of the p. 
 
 15. by long forbearing is Ap. persuaded 
 
 28. 16.^. that wanteth understand, is an oppressor 
 Cant.T. 1. how beautiful are thy feet, (.) p. daughter! 
 J.uz. 9.6. the P. of peace 1! 24. 12. so with the p. 
 
 Jer. 51. 59. and this Soraiah was a quiet p. 
 
 Ezek. 7. 27. the p. shall be clothed with desolation 
 12.10. this burden concerneth the p. in lerusalem 
 12. and p. shall bear on his shoulder in twilight 
 
 21.25. thou profane w'icked p. of Isr. day is come 
 
 28. 2. son of man, say to the p. of 1 yrus 
 .30. 1.3. be no more a p. of tlie land of Kgypt 
 34. 24. and my servant David a p. among them 
 37. 25. my servant David shall be their p. forever 
 
 38.2. son of man, prophesy against Gog, Magog, 
 the chief ju. of Meshech ami Tubal, .3. 1 .39. 1. 
 
 44. 3. this gate is for thc^t. the p. shall sit in it 
 
 45. 7. and a i)ortion shall be for the p. on one side 
 17. it shall be the p. part to give burtit olferings 
 22. on that day shall the p. prepare a bullock 
 
 46. 2. the p. shall enter by the way of the porch 
 
 4. the burnt offering that the p. shall offer 
 8. and when thep. shall enter he shall go in 
 10. and the p. in the miilst of them, shall go in 
 12. when prepares a voluntary burnt offering 
 
 16. if the p. gi. e a gift to any of his sons 
 
 17. after, it shall return to the but inheritance 
 
 18. p. shall not take of the people’s inlieritam e 
 48.21. residue shall be for the p. on the one side 
 Dayi. 1. 7- to whom p. of the eunuc hs gave names 
 
 8. he requested ox p. of the eunuchs not to defile 
 
 9. Daniel in favour with the p. of the eunuchij 
 
 8. 11. he magnified himself even to p. of tiie host 
 
 25. he shall also stand up ag. the //. of princes 
 
 9. 25. to build .lerusalem, unto the Me.ssiah, the P. 
 
 26. people of the p. that shall come shall destroy 
 
 10. 1.3. but the p. of Persia withstood me 
 
 2c». to fight with p. of Persia, jg. of Grecia come 
 
 21. none holdeth with me, but .Michael ^ our p. 
 
 11. 18. but a p. for his own behalf shall cause 
 
 22. shall be broken, also the p. of the covenant 
 
 12. 1. then shall .Michael stand up, the great p. 
 Hos.S.-i. Israel shall abide many clays w ithout a^t. 
 
 12. t.3. .lacob by his strength was a p. with God 
 M/c. 7. 3. the p. and the .iudge ask for a reward 
 lUat. 9. 34. the Pharisees said, he casteth out devils 
 by the of devils, 12. 24. Mark .3. 22. 
 John 12. .31. thei?. of this world shall be cast out 
 14. .30. for tlie p. of this w’orld cometh, and hath 
 16. 11. because the p. of this world is .judged 
 ActsS. 15. and killed P. of life w hom God raised 
 
 5. .31. him hath God exalted to be a P. and .''aviour 
 Eph. 2. 2. according to p. of the pow er of the air 
 Eev. 1. 5. .lesus Christ the P. of kings of the earth 
 
 PRINCKS. 
 
 Gen. 12.15. the p. also of Pharaoh saw Sarai 
 17.20. twelve shall Ishmael beget, 25. 16. 
 
 47. + 22. the land of tlie p. bought lie not, + 26. 
 Eiod. 12.112. and against all the p. of Tgypt w ill T 
 
 execute judgment, I am the Lore! 
 IKum. 7. 3. a waggon for two;■). H 10. the p. offered 
 16. 2. rose up250i>. ||21.18. the p. digged a well 
 22. 8. and thep. of Moab abode with Balaam 
 15. Balak sent yet again p. more honourable than 
 24.117. sceptre out of Israel shall smite of Moab 
 Josh. 9.15. p. of the congregation sw’are to them 
 1.3. 21. w horn .Moses smote with the p. of Midian 
 22.14. wdth Phinehas ten p. sent to lleuben 
 Jxidg. 5. .3. hear, () ye kings, gi e ear, () ye p. 
 
 15. and the;?, of Issachar w'ere wdth Deborah 
 
 7.25. they took the two.p. of the .Midianites 
 8. 14. he described to him the p. of ^uccoth 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. he raiseth the poor, to set them among^. 
 
 29. 4. the p. of the Philistines were wroth 
 
 2 Sam. 8. f 18. and David’s sons were p. 
 
 19. t6. that 7?. or servants are not to thee 
 
 1 Kings <20. 14. even by the young men of the p. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. .38. these were p. in their families 
 2!1. 21. p. and people w ill be at thy command 
 
 2 V.kron. 28. 14. armeil men left spoil I'cfore the p. 
 30.12. one heart to do the commandmc'nt oX p. 
 
 24. and the 7?. ga'e a thousand bulloc ks 
 .35. 8. hisTt. gave wdllingly to the people to priests 
 .36. 18. treasures of hisp. brought to Babylon 
 Ezra 7. 28. and before all the king’s mighty j?. 
 
 9.2. yea, the hand of the;/, haih been chief 
 10. 8. come according to the counsel of the j?. 
 Keh. 9. .34. neither have our 77. kept thy law 
 
 .38. our p. 1 evites, and priests seal to it 
 E_sth. 1. 3. he made a feast to all his p. 2. 18. 
 
 5.11. how he had advanced him above the p. 
 
 6. 9. to the hand of one of the king’s noble p. 
 
 ^ob 3.15. had been at rest wdth p. that had gold 
 
 12.19. leacleth p. away spoiled, overthrows mighty 
 21. he poureth contempt on p. and weakeneth 
 
 29.9. the p. refrained talking, and laid their hands 
 34.18. is it tit to say to p. ye are ungodly ? 
 
 19. to him that accepteth not the persons of p. 
 Psal. 45.16. thou mayest make p. in all the earth 
 
 Psal. 47. 9. the p. of the people are gathered toge. 
 68. 27. the p. of Zebulun, the p. of Ikaphtali 
 .31. p. shall come out of Egypt, Ethiopia stretch 
 76. 12. he shall cut off the spirit of p. he is terrible 
 82. 7. die like men, and fall like one of the p. 
 
 105. 22. to bind hisp. at his pleasure, and teach 
 107. 40. he poureth contempt upon p. and causeth 
 
 11.3. 8. he may set him with p. even with the p. 
 
 118. 9. to trust in Lord, than to put confidence inp. 
 
 119. 23. p. also did sit and speak against me 
 161. p. have persecuted me w ithout a cause 
 
 146. .3. put not your trust in p. nor in son of man 
 148. 11. p. and all judges of the earth, praise 
 Prov. 8. 15. by me p. decree justice || 16. p. rule 
 
 17. 26. it is not good to strike p. for equity 
 19. 10. much less for a servant to rule over p. 
 
 28. 2. for transgression, many are the p. thereof 
 .31. 4. it is not for p. to dnnk strong drink 
 Eccl. 10. 7. p. w’alking as servants on the earth 
 
 16. O land, when thy p. eat in the moining 
 
 17. blessed art thou, wlien thy p. eat in due season 
 Jsa. 1. 23. thy p. ai'e rebellious and thieves 
 
 3. 4. and I will give children to be their p. 
 
 14. the Lord will enter into judgment with thep. 
 10. 8. are not my p. altogether kings i 
 19. 11. p. of Zoan fools, p. of “Noah deceived, 13. 
 21. 5. arise, yep. and anoint the shield 
 
 2.3. 8. against 1 yre, whose merchants are p. 
 
 .30. 4. hisp. were at /oan, his ambassadors came 
 .31. 9. his p. shall be afi aid of the ensign 
 .32. 1. and p. shall rule in judgment 
 .34. 12. and all her 77. shall be nothing 
 
 40. 2.3. tliat bringeth the p. to nothing 
 
 41. 25. and he shall come upon p. as on mortar 
 
 4.3. 28. I have profaned the p. of the sanctuary 
 
 49. 7- P- also sliall worship because of the Lord 
 
 Jer. 1. 18. ma le thee hrasen walls against the p. 
 
 2. 26. they, their kings and p. are ashamed 
 
 4. 9. the heart of the p. shall be astonished 
 
 8. 1. they shall t)ring out the bones of his p. 
 
 17- 25. kings and p. sitting on the throne of David 
 
 24. 8. so will 1 give the king of .ludah and his p. 
 
 26. 16. the p. said, tliis man is not worthy to die 
 .32. .32. they and their kings and p. provoke me 
 34. 21. his p. I will give to their enemies 
 
 .37. 15. the p. were wroth with leremiah 
 
 38. 17. if thou go forth to the king of Babylon’sp. 
 
 ,25. if the p. hear tliat I have talked with thee 
 
 44. 21. the incense that ye and yourp. burn 
 
 48. 7. Chemosh and his p. go info captivity, 49. 3. 
 
 49. .38. 1 will destroy from thence the p. 
 
 50. .35. a sword is on her p. and her wise men 
 
 51. 57. I w’ill make drunk her p. and wise men 
 Lam. 1. 6. her p. are become like liarts that find 
 
 2. 2. he hath polluted the kingdom andp. thereof 
 
 9. her kings and p. are among the Gentiles 
 
 5. 12. p. are hanged u|) by their hand 
 
 Ezek. 22. 27. herp. like wolves ravening the prey 
 
 23. 15. in dy’ed attire, all of them p. to look to 
 .32. 29. Edom and her 77. with their might 
 .30. there the p. of the north, all of them 
 .39. 18. and ye sliall drink the blood of the p. 
 
 45. 8. my p. shall no more oppress my people 
 Dan. .3. 2. the king sent to gather together the p. 
 
 6. 1. pleaseil to set over the kingilom 120p. » 
 
 .3. this Daniel was preferred above the p. 
 
 4. the 77 . sou.ght to find occasion against Daniel 
 
 8. 25. he shall stand up against the prince of p. 
 
 9. 6. the prophets w ho spake in thy name to ourp. 
 
 8. confusion of face to ourp. and fathers 
 
 10. 13. .Michael one of the chief p. came to me 
 11.5. one of his p. shall be stiong above him 
 
 llos. 7- 3. they make p. glad with their lies 
 
 5. the 77 . have made him sick with w ine 
 16. their p. shall fall by the sword for rage 
 
 8. 4. they have made p. and 1 knew it not 
 
 10. shall sorrow for the burthen of the king of p. 
 
 9. 15. I love them no more, all their7;. are revolters 
 
 1.3. 10. of whom thou saidst, give me a king and p. 
 Amos 1.15. their king go into captivity, he and hisp. 
 Mic. .3. 1. hear, ye p. of the house o? Israel, 9. 
 
 5. + 5. shall raise against him eight p. of men 
 Ilab. 1. 10. the p. shall be a scorn unto them 
 Zeph. 1. 8. I will punish thep. and king’s children 
 .3. 3. herp. within her are roaring lions 
 Mat. 20. 25. the p. of Gentiles exercise dominion 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 6. nor the wisdom of the p. of this world 
 8. which none of the p. of this w orld knew 
 
 rl//Me PRINCES. 
 
 2 Kifigs 24. 14. carried away a. t. p. and niiah. men 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 24. and all the p. submitted themselves 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 2.3. and destroyed all the p. of people 
 Esth. 1. 16. hath done w rong to all the p. and pro. 
 
 3. l.set his seat atiove «// ///e p. that were with him 
 Psal. 8.3. 11. «//their p. as /ebah and Zalmunna 
 Jer. 26. 12. .leremiah spake to ail the p. and people 
 
 .36.21. lehudi read it in the ears of a////ig p. 
 Ezek. 26. 16. then all the p. of the sea came down 
 Amos 2. 3. and will slay all the p. thereof with him 
 See ’JsR.\KL. 
 
 P R1N C I'-.S of Judah. 
 
 Xeh. 12. 31. then 1 brought up p. of Jvdah on wall 
 Psal. 68. 27- there is p. of Judah, and their counsel. 
 Jer. 52.10. he slew all thep. of Judah in Riblah 
 Has. 5. 10. p. of Judah are like to them that remove 
 .\Jat. 2. 6. thou art not the least among 77. of Judah 
 
 PRI Ncr.ss. 
 
 Lam. 1. 1. she that wasp, among the provinces 
 
 prince:sses. 
 
 1 Kings 11.3. Solomon had 700 wives p. 
 
 Isa. 49. t 23. p. shall be thy nursing mothers 
 PRINCIPAL. 
 
 Exod. 30. 23. take thou also unto thee p. spices 
 Lev. 0. 5. he shall even restore it in the p. 
 
 \fim. .5. 7- recompense his trespass with thep. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 5. Zabud son of Nathan was p. officer 
 
 2 Kings 25. 19. the p. scribe of the host, Jer. .52. 25. 
 1 Chron. 24. 6. one p. household taken for Eleazar 
 
 .31. the priests even p. fathers cast lots 
 
 27. t 5. Henaiah son of .lehoiada w'as a p. officer 
 Xeh. 11. 17. Mattaniah p. to begin thanksgiving 
 Job 30. t 15. they pursue my p. one as the'wind 
 
 Prov.\. + 7. fear of the L. is the p. part of wisdom 
 
 4. 7. wisdom is the p. thing, theretore get wisdom 
 Isa. 16.8. have broken dow n the p. plants thereof 
 
 28. 25. and cast in the p. wheat and barley 
 
 Jer. 25. .34. wallow in the ashes, ye p. of the Hock 
 .35. no way to Hy, nor the p. of the Hock escape 
 .38. t 14. the king took .leremiah into the p. entry 
 Ezek. 47.112. it shall bring forthp. fruit 
 Mic. 5.5. there we shall raise ag. him eight p. men 
 Acts 25. 23. p. men of the city entered with Agrippa 
 PRINCIPALI 1 Y, i lE.S. 
 
 Jer. 13.18. tor yourp. shall comedown, the crown 
 Pom. 8. .38. angels,p. nor powers be able to sejiarate 
 Eph. 1. 21. far above all p. power, and might 
 .3. 10. that now to thep. might be known wisdom 
 
 6. 12. we wrestle against 77 . and against pow ers ^ 
 Col.]. 16. p. were created by him and for him 
 2. 10. which is the head of all p. and power 
 
 15. having spoiled p. he made a shew of them 
 Tit. 3.1. put them in mind to be subject top. 
 
 Jude, t 6. the angels which keiit not theirp. 
 PRINCIPLES. 
 
 ITeb.5. 12. have need that one teach you the first p. 
 6. 1. leaving the p. of the doctrine of Christ 
 PRINT. 
 
 Lev. 19. 28. ye. shall not p. any marks upon you 
 PRINT. 
 
 .Job 13. 27. thou settest a p. on the heels of my feet 
 Jo/m 20. 25. except 1 see in his hands the p. of the 
 nails, and put my finger into the p. of the nails 
 PRIN TED. 
 
 Job 19. 23. O that my words were p. in a book! 
 PRISON 
 
 Signifies, [1] A place to ctmfine debtors or male¬ 
 factors, Mat. 18. .30. Luke 23.19. [2] A low, ob¬ 
 scure, ’and base cotidition, Eccl. 4. 14. [.3] The 
 cave wherein, as in a prison, David hid him.self, 
 Psal. 142. 7- [4] 'That spiritual thraldom and 
 
 bondage in which sinners are kept bp .Satan, and 
 their own lusts, Isa. 42. 7- [5] 'The grave, Isa. 
 53. 8. [6] 'That powerful restraint by which God 
 keeps in and bridles Satan, Pev. 20. 7* 
 
 He preached to the spirits in prison, 1 Pet. 3. 19. 
 Christ preached to the sinners of the old world hy 
 Noah, whom be inspired, that he might be a 
 preacher of righteousness, to warn that wicked 
 generation of approaching judgments, and exhort 
 them to repentance ; whose souls, because if their 
 disobedience, are reserved in the infernal prison of 
 hell, and were so at the time when the apostle Peter 
 rvrote this epistle. 
 
 Ce7i. .39.20. Potiphar put.Toseph inp. 
 
 22. the keeper of the 77. committed to .Joseph 
 40. 3. put butler and baker in p. w here Joseph was 
 
 42. 19. let one be bound in the house of yourp. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 27. put this fellow in p. 2 Chr. 18. 26. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 4. king of Assyria bound lloshea inp. 
 
 25. 27. he brought .lehoiachin nut of p. 
 
 29. and changed his p. garments, Jer. 52. 31, 33. 
 Nell. .3. 25. Palal repaired by the court of the p. 
 
 P.v. 142.7- bring my soul out ofp. to praise thy name 
 Eccl. 4. 14. for out of p. he cometh to reign 
 Isa. 24.22. and they shall he shut up in the p. 
 
 42. 7- to bring out the prisoners from thep. 
 
 22. they are all of them hid in p. houses 
 53. 8. he was taken from p. and from judgment 
 
 61.1. to proclaim opening of thep. to the bound 
 Jer. 29. 26. that thou shouldest put him in p. 
 
 32. 2. Jeremiah was shut up in the court of the p. 
 12. before Jews that sat in the court of thep. 
 
 .33.1. word came to Jeremiah while he was shut up 
 in court of the p. .37. 21.1 .‘18. 6, 28. 1 39. 15. 
 
 37- 4. for they had not put him into p. 
 
 15. they put him in p. in .lonathan's house 
 .39.14. they took Jeremiah out of thep. 
 
 52.11. he put Zedekiah in p. till his death 
 Mat. 4. 12. Jesus heard that John was cast intop.' 
 
 5. 25. and thou be cast into p. Luke 12. 58. 
 
 11.2. when .lohn heard in p. the works of Christ 
 14. .3. Herod put him in p. for Herodias’ sake 
 
 10. he sent and beheaded John in p. Mark 6. 27. 
 
 18. 30. he cast him into p. till he should pay debt 
 
 25. .36. I was inp. and ye came untome 
 
 .■19. when saw we thee in p. and came to thee ?44. 
 Mark 1. 14. now after that .lolm was put in p. 
 
 6. 17. Herod had sent and bound John inp. 
 
 Luke .3. 20. addetl this, that he shut up John inp. 
 
 22. 33. to go with thee both intop. and to death 
 
 2.3. 19. and for murtler was cast into p. 25. 
 
 John .3. 24. for John was not yet cast intop. 
 xlcts 5. 18. and put the apostles in the common p, ' 
 
 19. the angel by night opened thep. doors 
 
 21. sent to the p. ll 22. found them not in thep. 
 
 8. .3. haling men and women, committed them top. 
 12. 4. Peter was put in p. II 5. he was kept in p. 
 
 7. light shined 1| I7. Lord brought him out ofp. 
 16.23. Paul and Silas were cast intop. 
 
 24. the innerp. 1|27. seeing thep. doors open 
 
 26. 10. many of the saints did 1 shut up inp. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 19. he went and preached to the spirits inp. 
 Pev. 2. 10. the devil shall cast some of you intop. 
 
 20. 7. Satan shall be loosed out of hisp. 
 
 tSee G VTK. 
 
 PRLSON-HOl'SE. 
 
 Judg. 16. 21. and .Samson did grind in the p, 
 
 25. and thev called for Samson out of the p. 
 
 2 Chron. I6. 10. then Asa put Hanani in a p. 
 
 Isa 4'’. 7. to bring them in darkness out ot thep.' 
 PRI.SDN ER. 
 
 Psal. 79.11. let sigliing of the p. come before thee 
 102. 20. to hear groaning of the p. to loose those 
 Mat. 27. 15. was wont to release to the people ap. 
 
 16. they had then anotable;'. Mark 15.6. 
 
 Arts 23. 18. Paul p. cal led me to him. and prayed 
 
 25. 27. it seemeth unreasonable to send ap. 
 
 28.17. yet "its I delivered p. to the Romans 
 Eph. 3. 1. I Paid the p. of lesus. 4. 1. Philcm.\.<3. 
 2 'Tim. 1.8. be not thou ashamed of me hisp. 
 
 See I’ki.i.ow. 
 
 PRISON I'.RS. 
 
 Gen. .39.20. a place where king’s p. were bound 
 
 22. the keeper committed to Joseph all thep. 
 
 373 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 J^ 7 i 7 n. 21.1. kin? Arad took some of Israel p. 
 
 Job If!, there the p. rest together, tliey liear not 
 Psal. &J. .^1. the l.ord despiseth not hisp. 
 
 146. 7. the Lord looseth tiie p. opens eyesot blind 
 Jm.’iO. 4. they shall bow down under the p. 
 
 14 17. tliat opened not the house ot hisp. 
 
 20. 4. Assyria shall lead the Egyptians p. 
 
 24. 22. they shall be gathered together as p. 
 
 42. 7. to bring out the p. from the prison 
 49. 9! that thou mayest say to thep. go forth 
 J^am. .14. to crush under feet the p. ot the earth 
 Zecli. 9. 11. 1 have sent forth thy p. out of the pit 
 12. turn ye to the strong hold, yep. ot hope 
 Jicts 16. 25. sang praises, and the p. heard tliem 
 27. supposing that the p. had been tied 
 
 27. 1. they delivered Paul and certain other p. 
 
 42. the soldiers’ counsel was to kill the p. 
 
 28. 16. the centurion delivered thep. to captain 
 
 PRI.SON.S. 
 
 Imke 21. 12. persecute you, delivering you into p. 
 Acts 22. 4. bind.and deliver, into p. men and worn. 
 2 Cot. 11. 23. inp. more frequent, in deaths ott 
 PR 1 VALE. 
 
 ^ Pet 1. 20. no prophecy of any p. interpretation 
 PRIVATELY. 
 
 Mat. 24. 3. the disciples came to Christ p. saying 
 Mark 6. 32. .lesus went into a shipp. Lnke 9. 10. 
 
 9. 28. disciples .lohn and Andrew ask him p. 13. 3. 
 Luke 10. 23. he turned to his disciples and saidp. 
 Acts 23. 19. went aside with Paul's kinsman p. 
 Gal ^ 2. butp. tothem that were of leputation 
 PRIVILEGE. 
 
 Jolm 1.112. to as many as received him gave hep. 
 PRIVILY. 
 
 Judp. 9. 31. he sent messengers to Abimelechp. 
 
 1 Ham. 24. 4. David cut off Saul's skirt p. 
 
 Psal. 10. 8. his eyes are p. set against the poor 
 11. 2. that they may p. shoot at the upright 
 31. 4. pull me out of net laid p. tor me, 142. 3. 
 
 64. 5. they commune of la\ ing snares p. 
 
 101. 5. whoso p. slanders his neighbour will cut oft 
 I*rov. 1. 11. let us lurk p. for the innocent 
 18. they lurk p. for their own lives 
 Mat. 1. 10. .loseph was minded to put her awayp. 
 ”2. 7. Herod, when he had p. called the wise men 
 Acts 16. .37. and now do they thrust us outp. 
 
 Gal. 2. 4. who came in p. to spy out our liberty 
 o Pet ^ 1. who shall p. bring in damnable heresies 
 PRIVY. 
 
 Deut. 23. 1. he that hath his p. member cut off 
 1 Kmgs 2. 44. the wickedness thy heart is p. to 
 Ezek. 21. 14. the sword enters into their p. chambers 
 Acts 5. 2. part of price, his wife also being p. to it 
 PRIZE. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. all run, but one receiveth the p. 
 
 Phil 3. 14. 1 press toward the mark for the p. 
 PRIZED. 
 
 Zech 11 13. a goodl v price that 1 was p. at of them 
 P'ROCEED. 
 
 Erod. 25. 35. according to the six branches thatp. 
 Josh. 6. 10. nor anv word p. out of your mouth 
 2 Ham. 7. 12. seed which shall p. out of thy bowels 
 Job 40. 5. twice spoken, but 1 will p. no further 
 Isa. 29. 14. 1 will p. to do a marvellous work 
 51. 4. give ear, for a law shall p. from me 
 Jer. 9. .3. for they p. from evil to evil, know not me 
 30. 19. and out of them shall p. thanksgiving 
 
 21. their governor shall p. tr<'m midst ot them 
 jfab. 1.7. their judgm. and dignity shall p. ofthems. 
 3Jat. 15. 18. p. out of the mouth defile the man 
 
 19. out of the heart p. murders, Mark 7. 21. 
 
 Eph. 4. 29. let no corrupt communication p. 
 
 Tim 3. 9. they siiallp. no further, tolly manifest 
 PROCEEDED. 
 
 Mum. .30.12. whatever p. out of her lips, not stand 
 ,32. 24. do that which hath p. out of your mouth 
 Jitdg. 11. .36. do that which p. out ot thy mouth 
 Job 36. 1. Elihu also p. and said, suffer me 
 Luke 4. 22. w ondered at the gracious words whichp. 
 John 8. 42. for I p. forth and came trom God 
 Acts 12. 3. he p. further to take Peter also 
 Eev 19 21. wiiich sword p. out of his mouth 
 PROCEEDElH. 
 
 Gen. 24. 50. the thing p. from the Lord 
 JS'nm. .30. 2. according to all thatp. out of his mouth 
 JJeut. 8. 3. but by every word that p. out of the 
 mouth of God doth man live. Mat. 4. 4. 
 1 Sam. 24. 13. w ickedness p. from the w icked 
 E^ccl. 10. 5. as an error which p. from the ruler 
 Lam. 3. .38. out of Most High p. not evil and good 
 Jlab. 1. 4. therefore wrong .ludgment p. 
 
 John 15. 26. .Spirit of truth which p. from Father 
 Jatn. 3. 10. out of the same mouth p. blessing 
 Eev 11 5 fire p. out of their mouth and devours 
 PROCEEDIISG. 
 
 Rev 1. w’ater of life p. out ot throne of God 
 PROClvSS. 
 
 Gen. 4. 3. in p. of time Cain brought an offering 
 38. 12. in p. of time .''huah .ludah's wire died 
 Erod 2. 23. in p. of time the' king of Egypt died 
 Judg. 11. 4. in p. children of Ammon made war 
 " Chron "1 19. in p. Jehoram's bowels tell out 
 PROCLA.MAl ION. 
 
 Erod. .32. 5. Aaron made p. and said, to morrow 
 
 1 Khigs 15.22. king Asa made ap. through all lud. 
 
 22. .>6. anti there went a p. throiiuhout tiie host 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 9. Joash made ajy, thro' .1 u(iah and Jerus. 
 30. 5. to makep. throughout all Israel 
 
 .36.22. Cyrusmadep. through kingdom, Ezra 1. 1. 
 Ezra 10.7. E^raand princesinadep. through .ludah 
 Ean. 5. 29. Belshazzar made p. concerning Daniel 
 PROCLALM. . , j 
 Erod. .3.3. 19. and I will p. the nameot the Lord 
 Lev. 23. 2. feast of the Lord ye shall p. 4, 21, ;17. 
 
 25. 10. p. libertj' 1| Dent.QO. lo. p. peace unto it 
 Judg. 7. 3. go top. in the ears ot the people 
 21. t 13. they sent top. iieace to Penjamin 
 Ruth 4.111. andp. thy name in Beth leheni 
 
 1 Kings 21. 9. p. a fast, and set N aboth on high 
 
 2 Kings 10. 20. Jehu said, p. a solemn assembly 
 \eh. 8. 15. p. that they tetch pinc-branches 
 Esth. 6. 9. p. before him, tlius shall it be done 
 
 374 
 
 Pror;. 20. 6. most men p. their ow;n goodness 
 i.'fl. 12. t4. praise the Ixird, n. his name 
 61. 1. he hath sent me to p. liberty to the captives 
 2. to p. the acceptable year of the I ord 
 Jer. 3. 12. go and p. these words, 11.6.1 19. .2. 
 
 7. 2. stand in gate of Lord, and p. there this word 
 34. 8. had made a covenant top. liberty to them 
 17. I p. a liberty for you to sword, to pestilence 
 Joel 3. 9. p. this among the Gentiles, prepare 
 
 Amos 4. 5. and p. and publish the free offerings 
 PRDCI.ALMED. 
 
 Eiod. 3). 5. and p. the name of the l.ord, 6. 
 
 36. 6. they caused it to bep. througli the camp 
 
 1 K/ng.t 21. 12. they p. a fast, set Naboth on high 
 
 2 Kings 10. 20. a solemn assembly, and they p. it 
 23. 16. the man of (iod p. whop, these wonis, I7. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 3. Jehoshanhat feared and p. a fast 
 Ezra 8. 21. 1 p. a fast tliere at the river Ahava 
 Esth. 6.11. Hamanp. before him, thus shall be done 
 J.'a.6‘2. 11. Lord hath p. thy salvation comelli 
 Jer. 36. 9. they p. a fast before Lord to .lerusalem 
 Lam. 1. t 21. thou wilt bring the day thou hastp. 
 Jonah 3. 5. they p. a fast, aiid put on sackcloth 
 7. caused it to be p. and published thro’ Nineveh 
 Luke 12. 3. shall be p. upon the house-tops 
 RROCLAIME'J 11, ING. 
 
 Prov. 12. 2.3. the heart of fools p. foolishness 
 .Ter. .34.15. inp. liberty every man to neighbour, 17. 
 Rev. 5.2. 1 saw a strong angel p. with a loud voice 
 PROCURE. 
 
 Jer. 26. 19. thus might wep. great evil ag. our souls 
 33. 9. they shall tear for all posterity 1 p. to it 
 PROCURED. 
 
 Jer. 2.17. hast thou notp. this to thyself? 
 
 4. 18. thy doings have p. these things lo thee 
 PROCUREIH. 
 
 Prov. 11. 27. that diligently seeketh good p. favour 
 17. t 9. he that covereth a transgression p. love 
 
 produce:. 
 
 Isa. 41. 21. p. your cause, saith Lord, bring forth 
 PROFANE. 
 
 This is said of the contempt and abuse of holy things ; 
 A man who is defiled, agd touches any sacred 
 thing pollutes or profanes it. A profane person is 
 one openly wicked. lie that makei a jest od sacred 
 things, who defiles himself by impure and shameful 
 actions, is a profane person. Lev. 21. 9, 12. The 
 Hcripture calls Esau, profane, because he sold his 
 birthnght, which was considered as an holy thing, 
 not only because the priesthood was annexed to it, 
 but also because it was a privilege leading to 
 Christ, and a type of his title to the heavenly inhe¬ 
 ritance, Heb. 12. 16. The priests of the race of 
 Aaron were enjoined to distinguish between sacred 
 and profane, between pure and defiled. Lev. 10. 
 10. and for tins reason the use of u ine tc as forbid 
 them in the temple, during their time oj waiting. 
 It was forbid them to keep the flesh of the peace- 
 offerings above two days: ij they eat of it 07i the 
 third day, they were punished as protaners oj holy 
 
 l,ev. 19. 7, 8. 
 
 To profane the temple, to profane the sabbath, to 
 profane the altar, are expressions to deiwte the 
 violation of the holy rest of the sabbath, the entering 
 of foieigners into the temple, the irreverences that 
 are committed there, the impious sacrifices that are 
 off ered on the altar of the Lord. 'Ib profane a 
 vine, or a tree, is to make them common, and proper 
 to be employed in ordinary uses, Deut. 20. 6. 
 Y'hat man is he that hath planted a vineyard, 
 and hath not eaten of it r The Hebrew^ says, ivho 
 hath not yet profaned it. In Lev. 19. 23, 24, .Yc. 
 where Moses passes a laze concerning the fruit <f 
 trees newly planted, he expressed the impurity oj 
 the first-fruits, by calling them uncircumcised. 
 Tor the three first years these fruits were cut off 
 as impure: the f ourth year they offered what was 
 pnoduced in the temple: and in the fifth year the 
 owner had the liberty of making use if the fruit 
 as his own, zi hich then became profane, or common. 
 Jeremiah prowries the Israelites that they should 
 return again into their owti country, that they should 
 plant Vineyards on the mountains of .'Samaria, and 
 should profane them ; that is, should eat of the 
 fruit thereof, Jer. 31. + 5. 
 
 L.ev. 21. 7. they shall not take a wife that isp. 14. 
 Jer. 23.11. both prophet and priests arep. 
 
 E.zek. 21. 2.5. and thou p. wickeil prince of Israel 
 22. 26. and put no difference between holy and p. 
 28. 16. I will Cast thee asp. out of mountain of God 
 42. 20. between the sanctuary and thep. place 
 44. 23. shall teach difference between hol> andp. 
 48. 15. shall be a p. place for the city, tor suburbs 
 1 Tim. 1. 9. the law is made for the unholy and p. 
 4. 7. refuse p. and old wives' fables, exercise thys. 
 C. 20. avoidp. and vain babblings, 2 'Tun. 2.16. 
 lleb. 12. 16. lest there be anv p. person, as Esau 
 PRGl'ANE. 
 
 Lev. 18. 21. neither shall thou p. name of thy God, 
 I am Lord, 19. 12. I 20. 3..I 21.6.1 22. 2, S2. 
 19. + 29. do not thou p. thy tlaughter to cause 
 21. 4. being chief among his people top. himself 
 9. the daughter of any priest, if she p. herself 
 12. he shall notp. the sanctuary ot his God. 23. 
 15. nor shall he p. his seed among his people 
 22.9. and die therefore, if they do p. my ordinance 
 1.5. they shall not p. the hol> things ot Israel 
 yum. 30. + 2. if a man vow he shall not p. his word 
 Dent. 28. t 30. plant a vineyard, and not p. it 
 .\'eh. 1.3.17. evil that ye do, and p. the sabbath day 
 Psal. 89. + 31. if they p. m v statutes, and keep not 
 Jer. 31. +5. the planters shall plant andp. them 
 Ezek. 23. 39. they came to my sanctuary to p. it 
 24. 21. behold, 1 will p. my sanctuary 
 . Imos 2. 7- tto in to same maid, to p. my holj’ narne 
 Mat. 12. 5. the priests in the temple p. the sabbath 
 ActsQi. 6. who hath gone about top. the temple 
 PRO FAN ID. 
 
 r.er. 19. 8. he hathp. the hallowed things 
 P.tal. 55. t 20. he hath p. his covenant 
 89. 39. thou hast p. his crown to the ground 
 
 Isa. 43.28. therefore I have p. the princes of sane. 
 Ezek. 22. 8. thou hast p. my .sabbatfis, 23. .38. 
 
 + 16. thou shalt be p. in sight of the heathen 
 
 26. p. my holy things, I am p. among them 
 25. 3. aha, against my sanctuary, when it was p, 
 36.20. they p. my holy name, when they said 
 21. pity for my name which Israel had p. 22,23. 
 Mai. 1. 12. but ye have p. it, in that ye say 
 2. 11. Judah hath p. the holiness of the Lord 
 PROFAN ENE.S.'s. 
 
 Jer. 23.15. from the rirophets of Jerusalem isp. 
 profan EH H. 
 
 Lev. 21. 9. she p. her father, she siiall be burnt 
 PROL AN ING. 
 
 Keh. 13. 18. bring more wrath by p. the sabbath 
 Mai. 2. 10. by p. tlie covenant of our fathers 
 PROF E.-s.";. 
 
 Deut. 26. .3. I p. this day to’the Lord thy God 
 Mat.f. 23. then will I p. 1 never knew you 
 'Tit. 1.16. they p. that they know God, but deny him 
 3.114. let ours learn to p. honest traoes 
 PROLE. SI. I), ING. 
 
 Rom. 1. 22. p. themselves to be wise, they became 
 2 L'or. 9.13. glorify God for your p. subject, to gosp. 
 
 1 'Tun. 2. 10. which becometh women p. godliness 
 6.12. hastp. a good jirofession before many 
 21. somep. have en'eii concerning the faith 
 PROL ESSION. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.12. hast professed a good p. lieff re many 
 113. who befi-re Pontius Pilate witnessed good p. 
 lleb. 3. 1. the high priest of our p. C hrist Jesus 
 
 4. 14. an high priest, let us hold fast our p. 10.23. 
 
 'PltOEll, Hubstantiie. 
 
 Gen. 25. 32. what shall this birth-right do me ? 
 37.26. whatp. is it if we slay our brother? 
 
 Esth. 3. 8. it IS not for the king’s p. to suffer 
 Job^l. 15. whatp.should have if we pray to him? 
 .30. 2; whereto might their strength p. met 
 .35. 3. and whatp. if I be cleansed from my sin? 
 Psal. .30. 9. w hat p. is there m my blood r 
 Prov. 14. 23. in all I a bo ui there is p. but talk of lips 
 Eccl. 1. 3. all is vanity, what p. hath a man of all 
 his labour under the sun r 3. 9.1 5. 16. 
 
 2. 11. and there was nop. under the sun 
 
 5. 9. moreover the p. of the earth is for all 
 
 7. 11. by wisdom there isp. to them that see sun 
 Jsa. .30.5. nor be any help norp. but a shame 
 Jer. 16.19. have inherited things wherein is nop. 
 Mai. 3.14. w hat p. that we have kept ordinance ? 
 Rom. 3. 1. what p. is there of circumcision f 
 
 1 Cor.7..35. and this I speak for your owup. 
 
 !('. 33. not seeking mine ow np. but the p. ot many 
 
 2 Jim. 2. 14. they strive not about words to no p. 
 lleb. 12. 10. but he chasteneth us for our p. 
 
 PROFFl, Kerb. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.21. after vain things which cannot p. 
 
 Job 35. 8. thy righteousness may p. the son of man 
 Psal. 120.+ .3. what shall itp. thee, false tongue.' 
 Prov. 10.2. treasures of wickedn^sp. nothiug 
 11.4. riches p. not in tl.e day of wrath 
 Isa. 30.5.were ashamed of people that could notp.6. 
 44. 9. their delectable things shall notp. 
 
 47. 12. if so be thou shalt be able to p. 
 
 48. 17. I am the Lord which teacheth thee top. 
 
 57. 12. and thy works, for they shall notp. thee 
 
 Jer. 2.8. and walked after things that do notp. 
 
 11. pe pie changed, for that vvhich doth notp. 
 7.8. behold, ye trust in lying words tl.at cannotp, 
 12. 13. put themselves to pain, but shall notp. 
 
 2.3. .'52. they shall notp. this people, saith the l.ord 
 Mark 8. .‘56. whatp. if he gain the whole world 
 1 Cor. 12.7. is given to every man top. withal 
 14. 6. speaking with tongues, what shall I p. you 
 lull. 5. 2. (. hrist shall p. you ncthing 
 heb. 4. 2. the word preached did not p. them 
 Jam.". 14. what doth it p. my brethren, though 
 16. ifye give not things needful, what doth it p.? 
 PROFilABLE. 
 
 Job 22. 2.canaman bep. to God, asp. to himself 
 
 Eccl. 10. 10. but wisdom isp. to ilirect 
 
 Isa. 44. 10. a graven image that is p. for nothing 
 
 Jer. 13. 7. the girdle was p. for nothing 
 
 Mat. 5. 29. p. that one of thy members perish, 30. 
 
 Acts 20. 20. 1 kei)t back nothing p. to you 
 
 1 Cor. 6.112. all things are lawtul. but not p. 
 
 1 'Tim. 4. 8. but godliness isp. to all things 
 
 2 'Tun. 3. 16. the scripture is p. tor doctrine 
 4. 11. Mark is p. to me for the ministry 
 'lit. 3. 8. these things are good and p. to men 
 Philcm. 11. but now p. to thee and to me 
 
 PROFl 1 ABLY. 
 
 Evil 4 t29. but that which is gooii to edify p. 
 
 ■ PROFITED, EIH. 
 
 Job .33. 27. if anv say 1 have sinned, and itp. not . 
 34. 9. he said, it p. nothing to delight m God 
 llab. 2. 18. what p. the graven and molten image 
 Mat. 15.5. w hoso shall say to father or mother, it is a 
 ■>ift bv whatever thou mightest bep. Mark 7 ■ H. 
 Ifi.'bo. w'hat is a man p. if he gain w hole world 
 J. /,« 6. 63. the spirit quickeneth, ffeshp. nothing 
 Rom. 2. 25. circumcision p. if thou keep the law 
 1 Cor. 13. 3. and have not charity, it p. nothing —" 
 Gal. 1. 14. I p. in the Jews’ religion above many 
 1 'Tim. 4. 8. for bodily exercisep. little, but godliness 
 Heb 13. 9. not p. them that have been occupied 
 PROFITING. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 15. that thv p. may appear to all 
 PROFOUND. 
 
 Hos. 5. 2. the revolters are p. to make slaughter 
 PROGEN II'ORS. 
 
 Gen. 49.26. prevailed above the blessings ot myp. 
 
 IMIOGNOSTICA FOR.-'. 
 
 Isa. 47.13. let monthlv p. stand up and save tliee 
 PROLONG, ED. 
 
 Xuin. 9. 4 19. w hen cloud p. they journeyed not 
 Deut. 4. 26. ve shall not p. your days, .50. 18. 
 
 40. tliou sh'alt keep his statutes, that thou mayest 
 p. thy davs upon the earth, 5.16, 33.1 0. 
 
 111. 9. ri7. 20..122. 7. „ , 
 
 .32. 47. through this thing ye shall p. your daj s 
 Josh. 24.131. Israel serveil all the days of the elders 
 thatp. after Joshua, Judg. 2.1 <. 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 .Job 6.11. what is my end, that I should p. my life ? 
 
 15. 29. the wicked shall not^. the perfection 
 Pinl. 61. 6. thou wilt p. the king’s life and years 
 Frov. 28. 2. by knowledge the state shall be p. 
 
 10. he that hateth covetousness shall p. his days 
 Eccl. 8. 12. though a sinner’s days be p. yet surely 
 I,"!, neither shall the wicked p. his days 
 Jsa. 13. 22. and her days shall not be p. 
 
 53. 10. he sliall see Ids seed, he shall p. his days 
 Fzek. 12. 22. tlie days are p. and vision failed) 
 
 25. I am tlte Lord, I will speak, and the word 
 
 sliall come to pass, it sl)all be no morep. 
 
 28. there shall none of my woids be p. an^' more 
 Xla«.7-12->’ettl)ere lives were p. for season and tiine 
 
 PKOLO^iGEl n. 
 
 Frov. 10. 27. the fear of tlie Lord p. days 
 Feel. 7. 15. titere is a wicked man thatp. his lile 
 PfiOMISfcL 
 
 It is an assvranee that God has given in his rcord 
 of hestoving blessings upon his people, 2 Pet. 1. 
 
 4. 'I'he word in the Nezo 'I'estanieiit is often 
 taken for those promises that God heretofore 
 made to Abraham and the other patriarchs, of 
 seziding the Messiah. It is in this sense that the 
 apostle Paul commonly uses the void promise, 
 Ifom. 4. 13, 14. Gal. 3. 16. The promises of the 
 new covenant are called better thazi those of the 
 old, ileb. 8. 6. becazise they are more spiritual, 
 clear, extensive, and universal, thaii those in the 
 jMosaical covenant zoere. 'The time of the pro¬ 
 mise, Acts 7- 17. i/f the time of the fulfilling of 
 the promise. God had told PshvMW, Gen. 15. 13, 
 
 14. that his seed should be a stranger in a strange 
 land, but that after four hundred years he would 
 bring them out thence ; the time of the iiromise 
 came, zchen these four hundred years -were expired. 
 The children of the promise are, [1] The Israel¬ 
 ites descended from Isaac, in opposition to the 
 Ishmaelites descended from Tshmael and llagar. 
 [Qi] 'The ^^\\s converted to Christianity, in oppo¬ 
 sition to the incredulous Jews, who will not be¬ 
 lieve in Christ: arid [.3] fill true believers uho 
 are born again by the supernatural power of God's 
 •Spirit, an t by faith lay hold on the promise of 
 Salvation made in Christ; these are the spiritual 
 seed of Abraham, to whom the spiritual blessings 
 contained in the covenant and the inheritance do 
 belong, Rom. 9. 8. Gal. 4. 28. The Holy Spirit 
 of promise, Lpti. 1. 13. signifies, the Holy Ghost, 
 which God has promised to those that shall believe 
 in him, which is the pledge of a believer's ever¬ 
 lasting happiness. 'The first commandment to 
 which God }ias annexed a promise, is that. Hon¬ 
 our thy father and mother, Eph. 6. 2. To which 
 God has subjoined this promise, that their days 
 shall he multiplied upon the earth, Exofl. 20. 12. 
 Promises aho denote eternal life, or the blessed¬ 
 ness promised, which is the object of the Chris¬ 
 tian's hope, Jieb. 6. 12. 
 
 Num. 14. 31. and ye shall know my breach ofp. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 56. hath not failed one word of good p. 
 '2 Chren. 1.9. let thy rl to Daviii be established" 
 Nell. 5. 12. they should do according to thisp. 
 
 13. that performeth not this p. even thus be he 
 shaken out, and emptied people did accord, top. 
 
 Psal. 77.,8. dodi hisp. fail for evermore? 
 
 105. 42. for he remembered his holy p. and Abram 
 i7Me24.49. behold, 1 send p, of my Father on yon 
 fiefs 1. 4. but wait for the p. of the Father 
 
 2. 33. received of Father the p. of the Holy Ghost 
 30. for the p. is to you and to j our cliildren 
 
 7. 17- but wlieu the time of the p. drew nigh 
 
 13. 23. God accord, to his p. hath raised a Saviour 
 
 32. the p. made to fathers God hath fulfilled 
 23. 21. now are ready, looking-for a p. from thee 
 £6. 6. for hope of ihep. made of God to fatheis 
 7. to which p. our tribes serving G. day and uight 
 ■Horn. 4. 13. the ji. that lie shall he tlie heir of world 
 
 14. and the p. is made of none elFecf 
 
 16. to the end the p. might be sure to tlie seed 
 
 20. he staggered not at the p. through unbelief 
 
 • 9. 8. but children of the p. counted for the seed 
 
 9. for this is word ofp. at this time 1 will come 
 •Gal. 3. 14. that we might receive p. of the Spirit 
 
 17. f.hat it should make the p. of none effect 
 
 18. for if the inheritance he of the law, it is no 
 more ofp. hut God gave it to Abraham hyp. 
 
 19. seed shall come, to whom the p. was made 
 22. that the p. by faith of .lesus Clirist might be 
 
 29. then are ye heirs according to thep. 
 
 4. 23. but he of the free woman was by p. 
 
 28. we, as Isaac was, are the children ofp.' 
 
 . .ip//. 1.13. ye were seajed with, tliat Holy Spiritofp. 
 
 2. 12. and strangers from the covenants of p. 
 
 3. 6. tlie Gentiles he partakers of hisp. in Clirist 
 
 6. 2. which is the first commauflment with p. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. having the p. of the life that now is 
 
 '2 'Tim. 1. 1. according to the p. of life in Christ .Tes. 
 Heb. 4. 1. fear, lest a p. left ns of entering into rest 
 6. 13. for when God madep. to Abraham 
 
 15. after he had patientlj’ endured, he obtain, p. 
 
 17. (jod willing to shew unto the heiis ofp. 
 
 9. 15. might receive the p. of eternal life, 10. .36. 
 
 11. 9. by faith he sojourned in the lan/| ofp. in a 
 strange country, heirs witli him of the samep. 
 
 .39. and these all received not the p. 
 
 2 Pet. .3. 4. saying, where is the p. of his coming ? 
 
 9. the T.ord is not slack concerning his p. 
 
 1.3. according to his p. we look for new heavens 
 1 John 2. 25. this is tlie p. that he hath promisecl us 
 PROMISE. Vm. 
 
 ■2 Pet. 2. 19. while they p. tliem libertv, they are 
 PROMISED. 
 
 F.xod. 12. 25. will give you according .as he hath p. 
 INum. 14. 40. we will go to tlie place tl)e I.ord p. 
 Deut. 1.11. the T.ord bless you as he hath p. 15. 6. 
 6. .3. that yo may increase as the T.ord p. thee 
 9. 28. not able to bring them to the land he p. 
 
 .10. 9. the Lord is his inheritance, as he p. 
 
 12. 20. the I.ord shall enlarge thy border, as he p. 
 39. 8- and give tliee the land hep. to give, 27. 3. 
 •23. 23. shall keep that which thou hastp. to God 
 
 r>eut. 26. 18. to be his peculiar people, as he p.theo 
 .Tosh. 9. 21. let them live, as tlie [irinces had p. 
 
 22. 4. given rest to your brethren, as hep. them 
 
 23. 5. ye shall possess their land, as the L. p. you 
 
 10. God tighteth for you, as he hathp. you 
 
 15. as all good things are come the Loid p. you 
 2 Ham. 7. 28. hast p. this goodness to tliy sei vant 
 
 1 Kings 2. 21. and hatli made me an house, as hep. 
 
 5. 12. Lord gave Solomon wisdom, as he p. liiin 
 
 8. 2o. 1 sit on the throne of Israebas the T.ord p. 
 56. liath given rest to people, as hep. by IMoses 
 
 9. 5. as I p. to David thy father, saying 
 
 2 KirigsQ. 19. as hep. to give a light, 2 Citron. 21. 7. 
 1 Chron. 17. 26. and thou hast p. tills goodness « 
 UChron.T). 10. I am set on the throne as the T^or/l p. 
 
 15. hast kept that wliich thou hast p. David, 16. 
 Keh. 9.23. concerning which thou hadst p. to father 
 Esth. 4. 7- of the sum tliat Hainan had p. to pay 
 Jer. ,32. 42. will bring on tliem all good I p. 3.3. 14. 
 Mat. 14.7- Herod p. with oatlv to give her whatever 
 Mark 14.11. they were glad, p. to give him money 
 Luke 1. 72. to perforin the mercy p. to our fathers 
 22. 6. he p. to betray him unto them in absence 
 fi.cts 7. 5. yet he p. to give it to him for a possession 
 Rom. 1. 2. gospel of God, wliich he had p. afore 
 
 4. 21. that what he p. lie was also able to perform 
 Tit.l.H. in hopeof eternal life,p, before world began 
 Ileb. 10.23. hold fast profession, he is faithful thatp. 
 11.11. because theyjudged him faithful thathad p. 
 
 12. 26. now he hath p. saying, once more T sliake 
 Jam. 1.12. which Lordp. to them that love him, 2.5. 
 1 John 2. 25. this is promise lie liafli p. us eternal life 
 
 PROMISEDSI’. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 24. keep with David that thou p. liim, 25. 
 Neh. 9. 15. and p. that they should go into the land 
 
 PROMISTvS. 
 
 Rom. 9. 4. are T.sraelites, to whom pertain the p. 
 
 15. 8. to confirm the p. made to the fathers 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 20. all p. of God in him are j ea and amen 
 
 7. 1. having therefore these p. dearly beloved 
 
 Gal. 3. 16. to Abraham and his seed were p. made 
 2!. is tlie law then against the p. of God ■' 
 
 Ileb. 6. 12. who through faith and p-atience inheritp. 
 
 7. 6. Mt'lchisedec blessed him tliat had the p. 
 
 8. 0. covenant which w'as established upon betterp. 
 11.13. these alldied in faith, not liaving receive/! p. 
 
 17. he that had received tlie p. offered up his son 
 
 33. wlio thro’ faith obtained p, and stopped mouths 
 
 2 Pet.l. 4. given us excee/iing great and precious p. 
 PRO.MISHSG. 
 
 Ezek. 13. 22. not return from his wick, way byp. life 
 PROMO'i E. 
 
 Num. 22. 17. 1 will p. tliee to great honour, 24.11. 
 
 37. am I not able indee/1 top. thee to honour? 
 Prov. 4.8. exalt her, and she sliall p. thee 
 PROMOTED. 
 
 Judg. 9. 9. and go to be p. over the frees, 11, 33. 
 Esth. 5. 11. told wherein the king had p. liim 
 Van. 3. 30. (lien the kingp. Sliadrach, Idesliach 
 PR OMOTION. 
 
 T^sal. 75. 0. p. conieth not from the east nor west 
 Prov. 3. 35. but shame shall be the p. of tools 
 PRONOUNCE. 
 
 I.ev. 5. 4. that a man shall p. vvitli an oath 
 
 13. 3. the priest shall look on him and p. him 
 
 unclean, 6, 8, 11, 15, 20, 22, 25, 27, .30, 44. 
 
 13. shall p. him clean, 17, 23, 28, .34, .37.1 14. 7. 
 59. this is the law, to p. it clean or unclean 
 
 14. 48. then the priest shall p. the house clean 
 Judg. 12. 6. foi' he could not tVamc to p. it right 
 
 PPvONOUNCED. 
 
 Neh. 6. 12. but he p. tliis prophecj’ against me 
 Jer. 11. 17. the T.ord liatli p. evil against thee 
 
 16. 10. p. tliis gieat evil, 19. 15. 1 35. 17.1 40. 2. 
 
 18. 8. if tliat nation against wliom 1 p. turn 
 
 25.1.3. (lie word which I have p. against it 
 26. 13. Lord will repent of tlie e' il that hep. 
 
 19. tlie Lord repented of the evil he ha/l p. 
 
 34. 5. for 1 have p. the word, saith the T.ord 
 36. 7. th:at the I.ord hath p. against this iieople 
 
 18. Jeremiah p.all these words unto me, 31. 
 
 PRONOUNCING. 
 
 Lev. 5. 4. if a soul swear, p. to do evil or good 
 PROOF. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 9. that T miglit know the p. of you 
 
 8. 24. sliew j'e to them the p. of your love 
 13. 3. since ye seek a p. of Clirist speaking in me 
 Phil. 2. 22. Tint ve know the p. of him 
 2 'Jim. 4. 5. make full p. of thy ministry 
 PROOF.S. 
 
 1.3. shewed himself alive by many infalliblep. 
 PROPER. 
 
 1 Chr. 29. .3. T have of mine own p. good, of gold 
 yJcrj'l.19.field is called in theirp. tongue. Aceldama 
 
 1 Cor.j. 7. but every man liatli his p. gift of God 
 Heb. 11. 23. because they saw he was a p. cliild 
 
 PROI^II.ANE, ■'ziee Pkof-INe. 
 PROPHECY. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 29- .Solomon’s acts in the p. of Ahi jah 
 
 15. 8. when Asa heard p. of Ohed he took courage 
 Neh.T). 12. he iirononnced this p. against me 
 Prov. 30. 1. tlie p. man S|)akc to Ithiel an/l Ucal 
 31. 1. and the p. that his mother taught him 
 
 Mat. 13. I t. in tliem is fulfilled the p. of E-saias 
 1 Cor. 12. 10 to another p. hj’ the same .'Spirit 
 13.2. though I liave the gift of//, anil not cliaritj' 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 14..neglect not the gift given thee hvyj. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 19. we liave also a more sure word ofp. 
 
 20. 1107/. of scripture is of private iiiterjiretation 
 
 21. p. came not in old time liy the w ill of man 
 Rev. 1. 3. hlesse/l that hear the words of this p. 
 
 11.6. that it r.tin not in the /lays of their p. 
 
 19. 10. for the testimony of Jesus is spirit of p. 
 
 22. 7. blessed tliat keepeth tlie sayings of (Ins p. 
 
 10. seal not the sayings of thep. of this hook 
 
 18. that lieareth words of the p. of this hook 
 
 19. if any man take from the w-ords of tliis p. 
 
 PROPll ECl E.S. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.8. blit wlietherp. they shall cease 
 1 'Tim. 1. 18. according to thep. that went before 
 PROPHE.SV, Verb. 
 
 Num. 11. 27. Eldad and Medad do p, in the camp 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 5. they shall p. 116. thou shaltp. 
 
 1 Kings 22.8. he doth not p. good of me, but evil 
 18. that lie would not p. good, 2 Chron. 18. 17. 
 
 1 Chr.lo. 1. who should p. with harjis and cymbals 
 Jsa. .‘50. 10. p. not to us right things, p.dereits 
 Jer. 5. 31. the jirophets p. falsely, and priests 
 
 11. 21. saying,p. not in the name of the I ord 
 
 14. 14. projihets p. lies, (liey p. false visions 
 
 I. 5. concerning the prophets thatp. in my name 
 
 16. the people to whom they p. shall he cast out 
 
 19. 14. .lerevniah came from wheie I.ord sent top. 
 
 23. 16. hearken not to the prophets thatp. 
 
 25. what tlie prophets said, that p. lies in my 
 
 name, 26, 3g. 127. lt>, 14, 15. 16. | 29. 9, 21. 
 
 25. 30. p. against the inhabitants of the earth 
 
 26. 12. Jxird sent me to p. against this house 
 
 .32. .3. wliy dostthon p. and saj-, w ill give this city ? 
 Ezek. 4. 7. thou shalt p. against Jerusalem 
 
 6. 2.p. against the mountains of Israel, .36. 1. 
 
 11.4. p. against laazaniah and T’elatiah.p. 
 
 13. 2. /I. against the projihets that p. 17. 
 
 20. 46. p. againkt the forest of the south field 
 
 21. 2.p. against land of Israel ll 9. Jernsalem 
 
 14. son of man, p. and smite (liy hands together 
 28. p. and say concei ning the Ammonites, 25. 2. 
 
 28.2Lp. against Zidonll 29. H.p. again.st Pharaoh 
 .30.2.//. against Egypt || 35. 2. p. against mount .Seir 
 34. 2. son of man, p. against the shepherds of Isr. 
 .36. 6. p. concerning the land of Israel, ami say 
 .37. 4.p. on ihe.se l/oiies ll 9. p. to the wind 
 38. 2. son of man. p. against Gog, I L | .39. 1. 
 
 43. t 3. when 1 came to p. city shoidd be (lestroyed 
 Joel 2. 28. yonr sons shall p. ficts 2. 17, 18. 
 
 Amos 2. 12. ye gave the Nazarites wine, an/l com¬ 
 manded the prophets, saying,p. not, Slic. 2. 6. 
 
 3. 8. w ho can but p. T 1| 7.12. eat bi'ead and p. 
 
 7. 13. but p. not again any more at Hefh el 
 
 15. T-oni said to me, go p. to my ]ieoplc Israel 
 
 16. p. not against Israel and the house of Isaac 
 Mir. 2.11.1 w ill p. to thee of wine and strong drink 
 Zech. 13.3. that w hen anj’ shall yetp. then Ids father 
 Mat. 15. 7- well fiiil F.saias p. of you, saying 
 
 26. 68.p. thou Christ, Mark 14. 65. Luke"". 61. 
 Acts‘2). 9. had four daughters, virgins, which didp, 
 Horn. 12. 6. whetherp. let iisp. to the projiortioa 
 1 Cor. 13. 9. w e know in part, and we p. m part 
 
 14. 1. rather that ye maj'p. I| .39. covet to p. 
 
 24. if all p. II 31. we may all p. one by one 
 
 if (3r.10.11. thou must p. ag. before nations and kings 
 
 11. 3. my two witnesses shall p. 1260 days 
 PROPHESIED. 
 
 Num. 11. 25. thej’ p. and did not cease 
 
 26. Eldad and .Viedad they p. in the camp 
 
 1 Sam. It'. 10. .S()irit of God came upon Saul, and 
 hep. among them, 11. | 18. 10. | 19. 23, 24. 
 
 19. 20. (he messengers of Saul alsop. 21. 
 
 1 Kiiigs 18. 29. they p. until the evening sacrifice 
 
 22. 10. proiihets p. before them, 12. 2 Chron. 18. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 2. sons of .Asaph p. according to order 
 
 3. the sons of Jednthnn who p, witli a harp 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 37. Idiezer 7/. against .leliosliaphat 
 Ezra 5. 1. Haggai and /ecliariah p. to the .lews 
 Jer. 2. 8. (lastors transgressed, prophets p. by Raal 
 
 20. 1. T^ashiir heard tliat leremiah p. these things 
 6. Pashur shall die, and all to whom thonp. lies 
 
 23. 13. tlie prophets of Samaria p. in Paal 
 
 21. I have not spoken to tliem, yet thej' p. 
 
 25.13. bring on I’ahj Ion all that Jeremiah hath p. 
 26. 9. wily hast thou p. in the name of the Lord r 
 
 II. for lie hath p. against this city, 20. 
 
 18. Micah p. in/lays of Hezekiah kingof Jiidab 
 
 20. Uri jati p. Ij 28. 8. p. against manj' countries 
 
 28. 6. the l ord perform the words thou hast p. 
 
 29. 31. hceanse .Sheiiiaiah hathp. to you a lie 
 
 37. 19. where are your prophets w hich p. tu yon 
 Ezek. 11.13. when i p. Pelatiah son of Renaiah died 
 .37. 7- so I p. as 1 was coinman/led, an/l as I p. 10. 
 .38. 17. w h/)p. 1 would bring tliee against them 
 Zech. 13.4. iiroiihets shall he ashame/1 when theyp. 
 Mat. 7. 22. Ford, have we notp. in thy name ? 
 
 11. 13. the prophets an/l the law p. until John 
 Mark';. 6. lie sai/l. well hath Fsaias p.of yon 
 Lnle 1.67. hisfatlier Xacliariah p. saying, blessed 
 John 11.51. ('aiaplias ;/. that Jesus should die 
 Acts 19. 6. they spake w ith tongues and p. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 5. I would ralher that yep. greater is lie 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 1. 10. of wliicl) salvation they p. who p. of 
 
 the grace which should come unto you 
 Jude 14. Enoch also p. of these things, saying 
 PROPll E.SI F/ril. 
 
 2 Chr. 18.7. for he never7/. good to me, hut evil 
 .Ter. 28. 9. the prophet which p. of peace 
 Ezek. 12. 27- he p. of the times that are far off 
 Zech. 13. 3. shall tlinist him through wlien hep. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 5. tliatp. with her hea/l uncovered 
 
 14. 3. he tliat p. sp/'aketh unto men to edification 
 
 4. but he that 7). edifieth tlie church 
 
 5. greater is he that,-, than he that speaketli 
 
 PROPll F.s^’I NG, S. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.13. w hen he had made an end ofp. 
 
 19. 20. thevsaw the company of the proiihetsp 
 Ezra 6. 14.'they prospere/l throughp. of Haggai 
 1 Cor. 11. 4. everv nian p. having his head < ov ere/I 
 14. 6. except I slial 1 speak to you by p. or do/ trine 
 
 22. but p. servelh not bir them that believe not 
 1 'The.ss. 5. 20. despise not p. prove all things 
 
 PROPll I, I'. 
 
 is word comes from the ft reek, Trp.i^/MTuir. •/'/'•r« 
 ignifies. one that toretells future eiit.s. 'The 1 le- 
 iiews at the hegtnniug railed them ('(■/•I'.s. n.'tt yi- 
 lens. fifterwards thiy call> d them \-An, zchirlt 
 omesfi o'm the root i' 'ha, to foretell, ttrdi. iue. 
 
 11m> the serif ture ofh n gites them the naj -: of 
 lien of Goil, and oj .Angels, or AIc.sHrngers of the 
 xird. The verb Niliha, to propliesy, /> >7 great 
 xtent. Sometimes it •iimifir'i to foretell what i.t 
 ) come: at other timc', to be iii'pircd, to s, rak 
 rom God. It is said. Fxo/1. 7- L -l/ir//«thy hro- 
 :ier shall he thy pn/phet ; that i^,he shall etphun 
 ltd interpret thy •cntimcnt.'' nod commands to Pha- 
 aoh and the people. 'The apostle I’aiil, in his epistle 
 > Titus, 1. 12. quoting a profane port, calls him 
 
 375 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 Prophet; because r/ie Pagans thought thetr poets 
 ■inspired by the gods. 'Ihe Scripture often gives 
 the name of Prophet to impostors, who falsely 
 boasted if inspiration, 1 Kings 18. 22. 
 
 As the true Propiiets, at the time that they were 
 transported by the motioris of God’s spirit, were 
 sometimes agitated in a violent manner ; those mo¬ 
 tions were called propliesying, which persons exhi¬ 
 bited, who were filled with a good or evil spirit, for 
 example, Saul, being moved by an evil spirit, pro- 
 pliesiecl inhis house, 1 Sain. 18. 10. that is, he was 
 agitated with violence, and used strange and un- 
 u.tnal gestures, signs, and speeches, as the Prophets 
 did. To proi)hesy is also put for to make or sing 
 psalms, or songs if praise to God, 1 Sam. 10. 5, 6. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 1. This term is also used by St. 
 Paul, for explainin'' Scripture, preaching, or 
 speaking to the clmi\ h in public, 1 Gor. 14.1, 3, 4. 
 The most usual way by which God communicated 
 himself to the Prophe'S was by inspiration, which 
 consisted in illuminating the mind of the piophet, 
 and exciting his will to proclaim, what the Lord 
 dictated to him from within. It is in this sense 
 that all the authors of the canonical hooks of ■''crip- 
 iure, both of the Old and ISew Testament, are 
 acknowledged as Prophets. God also communi¬ 
 cated himself to the prophets by dreams and noc¬ 
 turnal visions. In Acts 10.11, 12. it is said, that 
 Peter fell into an ecstasy at noon day, and had a 
 revelation concerning the call of the Gentiles to 
 the faith. J he l.ord appeared to 1 ob and to Moses 
 in a cloud, and itisco'ccred his 'Will to them, K um. 
 11. 25. .lob ;J8. 1. lie has often made his voice to 
 he heard in an articulate manner; thus he spake 
 to iVIoses in the burning bush, and upon mount 
 Sinai, and to .Samuel in the night, 1 Sani. .3. 4. 
 
 JFe have in the Old Tes'ament the writings of the 
 sixteen Prophets: that is, of four greater, and 
 twelve lesser VroxtWG,. The four great Prophets 
 are Isaiah, .leremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, '.t he 
 twelve lesser Prophets are, IJosea, .loel, Amos, 
 Obadiah, .lonah, Micah, Kahum, llabakkuk, 
 Zephaniah, Ilaagai, Zechariah, Malachi. 
 
 This is nearly the chronological order in which they 
 may he ranged. 
 
 1. Vxose'o. prophesied under Uzziah, Jotham, Aliaz, 
 and liezekiah, kings of .ludah, and under Jero¬ 
 boam II. king of Israel, arid his successors, to 
 the destruction of Samaria, •'some think, that the 
 title of Ilosea's prophecy, w herein mention is made 
 of his having prophesied under .io many kings, is 
 not his own, but some ancient transcriber's ; and 
 that the true beginning of this Prophet's work is 
 at verse 2. The beginning of the word of the 
 Lord : Tor, say they, if he had prophesied under 
 the reign of all these princes, he-must have lived a 
 very long time ; by a moderate calculation, for the 
 space of one hundred and twelve years. 
 
 2. Arnos began to prophesy the second year before 
 the earthquake, which was in the reign of ling 
 Lzziah, about six years before the death of Jero¬ 
 boam II. king of Israel. 
 
 3. Isaiah began to prophesy at the death o/Uzziah, 
 and at the beginning of the reign of .lotham 
 king of Judah. He continued to 'prophesy to the 
 reign of Manasseh, who caused him to be put to 
 death. 
 
 4. Jonah lived in the kingdom of Israel under the 
 kings Joasli and .leroboam 11. about the same 
 time as Ilosea, Isaiah, and Amos. 
 
 5. Micah lived under .lotham, Ahaz, liezekiah, 
 Tf?/(7.v c/'Jmlah ; he was contemporary with Isaiali, 
 but began later to prophe-y. 
 
 C. Nahum aypeared in .ludali under the reign of 
 liezekiah, after the expedition of iie.mvo.c\\o.- 
 rib. 
 
 7. .leremiah began in the thirteenth year of the 
 reign of Sosynh ling of .Judah. He continued to 
 prophesy under the reigns oJ'Shallum, Jehoiakim, 
 .leconiah, and Zedekiali, to the taking e/.lenisa- 
 lem by the Chaldeans ; and it is thought he died 
 two years after in Egypt; Baruch rraf his disciple 
 and amanuensis. 
 
 8. Zephaniah appeared at the beginning of the reign 
 of .losiah, and before the twentyeighth year of this 
 prince ; he was contemporary with .leremiah. 
 
 9. 4ot\ prophesied under Josiah about the same time 
 as .leremiah and Zephaniali. 
 
 10. Daniel xoas taken into Chaldea in the fourth 
 year e/Jehoiakim, king e/'.ludah, and prophesied 
 at Habylon to the end of the captivity. 
 
 11. Ezekiel was carried captive to Babylon, along 
 with .leconiah king o/Judah, in the year of the 
 world 3405. He began to prophesy in the year 
 3409. Lie continued till towards the end of the 
 reign of Nebuchadnezzar, who died in the year of 
 the world 3442. 
 
 12. llabakkuk lived in Judea at the beginning of 
 the reign of Jehoiakim, about the year 3391, and 
 before the coming of Nebuchadnezzar into the 
 country in 3398. lie dwell in Judea durimj the 
 captivity. 
 
 13. Obadiah lived in Judea after the taking of Jeru¬ 
 salem, and before the desolation c/Tdumea. 
 
 14. Ilaggai was born in all probability at Babylon, 
 from whence he returned with Zerubbabel. In 
 the second year of Darius .son of Ilystaspes, he 
 was excited by God to exhort Zerubbabel, the 
 prince of Judah, and the high priest .losluia, m 
 resume the work of the temple, which had- been in¬ 
 terrupted for so long time, by the envy of those who 
 were enemies to the Jews, who prevailed with 
 Cyrus to revoke that permission whereby he had 
 empowered the .Tews to rebuild their temple. And 
 Cambyses the son e/Cyrus coming to the crown, 
 renewed the same prohibition: so that the temple 
 for fourteen years cov.tinued in, the same state 
 wherein the Jews had put it - immediately ajter 
 their return. 
 
 15. Zechariah prophesied in .Tudea at the same time 
 as Ilaggai, and he seems to have continued to pro¬ 
 phesy after him. 
 
 ‘676 
 
 16. lilalachi, the last prophet, has not put .any 
 date to his prophecies. If he was the same as 
 Ezra, as some think, he may have prophesied un¬ 
 der Nehemiah, who returned into .ludah in 3550. 
 Besides these, there are found the names of a great 
 many more prophets in Scripture, such as Abra- 
 liam', Isaac, .Jacob. Moses, Joshua, Samuel, 
 Nathan, David, Solomon, the. Christ Jesus is 
 the great Hrophet of his church; Moses jiro- 
 phesying of him, Deuf. 18. 15. says, God will 
 raise up a Piopliet like unto me; that is, such 
 a prophet as 1 am, icsembling me in natuie 
 and ojftce, being a man and mediator, as I am, 
 though more excellent, and in a more singular 
 sort; I as a servant, he as a Son and Lord if 
 his church, who will teach them the will of God, 
 not only in his own person tn earth, hut by his 
 word and Spirit when exalted to the right hand of 
 power in heaven. 
 
 Txod. 7. 1. and Aaron thy brother shall be thyp. 
 Deut, 18. 20. but the j:;. which shall presume, 22. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 5. the Gad said to Uavid, abide not 
 
 2 •'iam. 24. 11. the word of the I.ord came to tlie 
 
 1 Kings 1. 32. David said, call me Nathan the p. 
 44. the king hath sent w ith him Nathan \\\e p. 
 
 11. 29. Ahijah the;;, found Jeroboam in the way 
 
 13. 11. there dwelt an old p. in Bethel, 25. 
 
 2.3. for the.;;, whom he had brouglit back 
 
 29. p. took up the carcase of the man of God, 
 and the old p. came to mourn and bury’ him 
 
 16. 7. by hand of the p. .lehu came tiie word, 12. 
 18. 36. Elijah p. came near and said, God of Abr. 
 
 20. 22. p. came to king of Israel, and said to him 
 
 2 Kings 5. 3. would God my lord were with the p. 
 
 13. if the p. had bid thee do some great tiling 
 
 6. 12. Elisha the;;, telleth wliatthou s[)eakest 
 9. 4. young man tlie p. went to P.amoth-gilead 
 
 20. 11. Isaiah the cried to Lord, he brought 
 23.18. with bones of;;, that came out of Samaria 
 
 2 Chron, 12. 5. came Shemaiaii the p. to liehoboarn 
 
 1.3. 22. are w ritten in the story of the p. Iddo 
 15. 8. when Asa heard the prophecy of the;;. Oded 
 
 21. 12. there came a writing from I'.lijah the;;. 
 
 25. 16. then the forbare, and said, t know 
 .32. 2t). the p. Isaiah piayed and cried to heaven 
 .35. 18. none like it from the days of Samuel the;;. 
 .36. 12. humbled not himself before leremiah the p, 
 Ezra 5. 1. then Ilaggai the p. prophesierl 
 
 6. 14. through the prophesying of Ilaggai the;. 
 Esal. 74. 9. there is no more any p. among you 
 Isa. .3. 2. I.ord doth take away the p. and prudent 
 
 9. 15. the p. that teachetli lies, he is the tail 
 28. 7. priest and have ei red thro’ strong drink 
 Jer. 6. 13. from p. to the priests deal falsely,8.10. 
 18. 18. nor shall the word perish from the p. 
 
 23. 11. for both ;;. and priests are profane 
 28. the p. that hath a dream let him tell 
 
 28. 6. the p. Jeremiah said, amen, the I.ord do so 
 9.;. which pro|)he5ieth of peace, when the word 
 of the p. shall come to pass then p. be known 
 
 17. so Ilananiah the p. died the same year 
 .36. 26. to take Baruch and .leremiah the;. 
 
 37. 2. nor lie nor his ser\ ants hearken to the ;. 
 
 38. 10. fake up leremiah the ;. out of dungeon 
 Lam, 2. 20. shall the p. be slain in the sanctuary I 
 Ezek.7.116. then shall they seek a vision of;. 
 
 14. 4. and cometh to the ;. 1 will answer him 
 
 9. if the;, be deceived, I have deceived that;. 
 
 10. the punishment of the ;. shall be even as 
 Ilos. 4. 5. the p. also shall fall with thee in the night 
 
 9. 7. the p. is a fool II 8. ;. is a snare of a fowler 
 Amos 7. II. then he said, I was no /. nor son 
 Hal). 3.1. a praver of llabakkuk the;, on Shigionoth 
 Zech. 1.3. 5. he shall say. I am no;, an husbandman 
 Mai. 4. 5. behold, I will send you Elijah the ;. 
 Mat. 1. 22. which was spoken by the;. Isaiah, 2. 
 
 15. I .3. 3. I 4. 14. 1 8. 17- 1 21. 4. Luke 3. 4. 
 John 1. 2.3. 1 12. .38. Acts 28. 25. 
 
 2. 5. in Bethlehem, for thus it is written by the;. 
 
 17. that which w as spoken by leremy ;. 27. 9. 
 
 12. .39. but the sign of the ;. .lonas, I.uke 11. 29. 
 
 1.3. .3.5. whicli was spoken by;. David, 27. .3.5. 
 
 21. 11. this is Jesus the;, of Nazareth of Galilee 
 
 24. 15. spoken of bv Daniel the ;. Mark 1.3. 14. 
 Luke 1. 76. thou child be called ;. of the Highest 
 4. 17. delivered to him the book of the ;. Esaias 
 
 24. no ;. is accepted in his owm country 
 
 27. many lepers in the time of Eliseus the ;. 
 
 7. 28. not a greater p. than John the Baptist 
 John 7. 40. the jseople said, of a truth this is the;. 
 
 52. look, for out of Galilee arisetb no;. 
 
 Acts 2. 16. this is what was sp.oken by the ;. Joel 
 
 7. 48. notin templesanade with hands, as saith 
 
 8. 28. in his chariot lie read Esaias the ;. .30. 
 
 .34. I pray thee, of whom speaketh the ;. this ? 
 
 1.3. 20. he gave them judges until .^amuel the ;. 
 
 2 Pet, 2. 16. the ass forbade the madness of the;. 
 See Pit IF,.ST. 
 
 /I PROPH ET. 
 
 Gen, 20. 7- oow restore man his wife, for he is a p, 
 Aum, 12. 6. if there be ap. among you, I the Lord 
 J)eut.^?>. l.if there arise «;. or dreamer of dreams 
 
 18. 15. I will raise up a p. from among brethren, 
 to him ye shall hearken, 18. xicts .3. 22. |7- 3*. 
 
 22. when a p. si;eaketh in the name of the Lord 
 .34. 10. tliere arose not a p. in Israel like Moses 
 Judg. 6. 8. Lord sent ap. to the children of Isiael 
 1 Sam. .3. 20. Samuel was established to be a p. 
 
 9- 9. he that is now called ap. was called a seer 
 
 1 Kings 13. 18. he said, I am a p. also as thou art 
 
 18. 22. I, even I only remain a ;. ot the I.ord 
 
 19. 16. shalt anoint l.lisha to be a p. in thy room 
 2it. 13. there came a p. unto Ahab, saying 
 
 22. 7,- is there not here a j>. of the I.ord besides, tp 
 
 inquire of him ■' 2 kings .3. 11.2 Chron. 18. 6. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 8. he shall know there is ap. in Israel 
 2 Chron. 25. 15. the I.ord sent a ;. to Amaziah 
 
 28. 9. but a p. of the Lord was there, Oded 
 Jer. 1. 5. 1 ordained tliee a p. to the nations 
 
 29. 26. that is mad and maketh himself a p. C7. 
 Ezek. 2. 5. there hath been a p. among them, 33. .33. 
 
 14. 7. cometh to a p. to inquire of him about me 
 
 Ilos. 12. 1.3. by ap. the I.ord brought Israel out of 
 1 g> i;t, and by a p. was he preserved 
 Mic. 2. 11. he shall e\en be the;, of his people 
 Mat. 10. 41. lie that receixeth a p. in the name of a 
 p. shall receive ap. reward 
 
 11.9. but what went ye out for to see r a p.? 
 
 1.3. 57. a p. is not without honour save in liis own 
 
 country and house, Markb. 4. John 4. 44. 
 14.5. he feared multitude, because they accounte<l 
 him as a ;. 21.26. iVark 11. 32. Luke 20. 6, 
 
 21. 46. the multitude, they took him for a p. 
 
 Mark 0. 15. that it is a p. or as one of the prophets 
 Luke 7.10. sa> ing, a great;. is risen up among us 
 
 39. this man, ir he were a p. would have known 
 
 13. .3.3. for itcannot be that a ;. perish out of .lerus, 
 24. 19. concerning Jesus, who was a p. mighty 
 John 4.19. slic Said, 1 peiceive that thou art a p. 
 
 9. 17. The blind man said, he is ap. 
 xicts 2. 30. 1 lav id being a p. and knowing that God 
 
 21.10. tiiere came a »ertain ;. named Ag^bus 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 37. if any man think himself to be a p. 
 
 Tit. 1.12. cne, even a ;. of their own land 
 Tal.-e PKOPHE'J. 
 
 Arts 1.3. 6. found a ful.-e ;. a .lew named Barjesu* 
 Jlev. 16. 1.3. like froes out of mouth of false p. 
 
 19. 20. the I east w as taken, w ith him the false p. 
 
 20.10. devil was cast where beast and false p. are- 
 
 See I.oitu. 
 
 That PRGPHET. 
 
 Deut. 13. 3. not hearken to the words of that p. 
 
 5. and that p. or that dreamer shall die, 18. 20. 
 Ezek. 14. 9. I the l ord have deceived that p. 
 
 John 1. 21. they asked him, art thou that p. f 25. 
 
 6.14. this is of a truth that p. that should come 
 Acts .3. 23. every soul w Inch will not hear that 
 PROPHE/IS. 
 
 Num.H.Vf. that all the T.ord’s people were;. 
 
 1 •'Sam. 10. 5. thou shalt meet a company of;. 
 
 10. p. met him || 11. prophesied among the p. 
 
 12. is .Saul also aiiiong the ;. ? 19. 24. 
 
 28. 6. the Lord answered him not by ;. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 4. (;badiah hid 100;. by .50 in acave 
 
 13. Jezebel slew the ;;. |i 19.;. of Baal 450. || 22. 
 
 4(1. take the;, of Baal, let none of them escape 
 
 19. 10. Israel have f(;rsaken thy covenant, have 
 slain thy ;. w itli the sword, 14. Aeh. 9. 26. 
 
 22. 6. the king of Israel gathered the ;. together 
 22. I w ill lie a lying spirit in ;. 2 CVmo;/. 18.21. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 1.3. to ;. of thy father, and ;. of mother 
 
 2.3. 2. Josiah went and the;, to the house of Lord 
 2 Chron. 20.20. believe his ;. so shall ye prosper 
 
 24.19. he sent;. || 36. 16. they misused his;;. 
 Ezra 5. 2. w ith them were the ;. of God helping 
 Nell. 6. 7- and thou hast appointed ;. to preach 
 9. 30. thou testiliedst by thy .■'pirit in thy ;. 
 
 .32. the trouble that hath come on our;. 
 
 Isa. 29.10. the ;. and seers hath he covered 
 .30. 10. say to the ;. prophe.sy not, Amos 2. 12. 
 Jer.H.S. and;, prophesied by i;aal,and walked 
 
 26. their princes, their priest's and ;. are ashamed 
 30. your ow n sword hath devoured your ;. 
 
 4. 9. the ;. shall wonder ' 5.1.3. ;. become w ind 
 
 5. 31. the;. pi ophesy falsely, and jiriests bear rul»- 
 8.1. they shall bring out tlie bones of the ;. 
 
 1.3. 1.3. 1 will till the ;. with drunkenness 
 
 14. 13. the ;. say. ye shall not see the sword 
 
 14. ;. proiihesy lies in my name, sent them not 
 
 15. by sword and famine shall those ;, be ci ns. 
 23.13. I have seen folly in the ;. of Samaria 
 
 14. I have seen in the ;. an horrible thing 
 
 15. from ;;. is profaneness gime foi th into land 
 21. I have not sent tliese ;. yet they ran 
 
 25. 1 liave heard w hat the ;. said, that prophesy 
 
 26. they are;;, of the deceit of their own heart 
 .3('. I am against the ;. that steal my word. .31. 
 
 26. 7. so priests and ;. heard Jeremiah speaking 
 
 8. the;, and all the jieople took Jeremiah 
 
 11. then spake the ;. this man is worthy to die 
 
 27. 9. therefore hearken not to your;. 16. 
 
 15. and that ye and tlie;. might i;eris!i 
 
 18. if they be;, and w ord of Lord be with them 
 
 28. 8. the ;. that have been before me and thee 
 
 29. 1. words of the letter .leremiah sent to the 
 
 8. saith the I.ord, let not your;, deceive vou 
 15. the 1 ord hath raised us up ;. in Babylon 
 
 .32. .32. they and their ;. provoke me to angvr 
 .37. 19. where are now your;, which prophesied 
 Lam. 2. 9. her p. also find no v ision from the Lord 
 14. thy ;. have seen vain thincs tor thee 
 4. 13. tor the sins of her ;. that liath slied blood 
 Ezek. 1.3. 2. prophesy against the p. fif Israel 
 
 3. thus saith the Lord, woe unto the foi lish ;. 
 
 4. O Israel, t!iy ;. are like foxes in deserts 
 
 9. my hand shall be upon the ;. that see vanity 
 
 22. 25. there is a conspiracy of her ;. in midst 
 
 28. her;, daubed them with untempered moifar 
 Ilos. 6. 5. I have hewed them by the ;. have slain 
 
 12. 10. 1 have spoken by;, and multiplied visions 
 D;;/c;i-2.11. 1 have raised up of your sons ;. 
 
 12. and commanded the ;. saying, iirophtsy not 
 Mic. 3. 0. the sun shall go <iow n over the ;. 
 
 11. and the;, thereof divine for money 
 
 Zeph. .3. 4. her ;. are light and treacherous persons 
 Zech. 1.4. to whom the former;, have cried 
 
 5. and the;, do they live for ever ? 
 
 7.7. the words the Lord hath cried by former ;. 
 
 12. word 1 ord sent in Ins Spirit by former ;. 
 
 1.3. 2. 1 w ill cause the ;. to pass out of the land 
 
 4. the ;. shall be ashamed, each of ids vision 
 Mat. 5. 12. so persecuted they the ;. Luke 6. 2.3. 
 
 17. think not that l am come to destroy the ;. 
 
 7. 12. do so to them, for this is the law and the ;. 
 
 1.3.17- many;, have desired to see, Luke 10.24. 
 22.40. on these two hang all the law and the ;. 
 
 23. 31. the children of them who killed the ;. 
 
 .34. 1 send unto you ;. and wise men. Luke 11.49.' 
 .37. O Jerusalem, thou that killest the ;. 
 
 Mark 1. 2. as it is written in the ;. 1 send my mes¬ 
 senger, Luke 18. .31.1 24. 2.5. .Tohn 6. 45» 
 Luke 1.70. as he spake by his holy;. 2 Pet. 3. 2. 
 
 16.16. the law and the;, were until John 
 
 29. Abraham said, they have liloses and;. 31, 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 Luke 24. 25. slow to believe what the p. have spoken 
 John 1. 45. we found liiin of whom the p. did write 
 8. 52. Abraliam and the^^. are dead, 53. 
 
 Acts .3. 18. God shewed by the mouth of his p, 21. 
 11. 27. p. came from .lerusalem to Antiodi 
 13. 1. inchiirchat Antioch certain p. and teachers 
 15. after tlie reading of the law and tl'.e p. 
 
 40. that come on you which is spoken in the p. 
 
 15. .32. .Iiidas and Silas being p. also themselves 
 24. 14. believing all things written in the p. 
 
 26. 22. saying none other things than p. did say 
 27. king Agrippa, believest thou the p. ? 
 
 Lorn. 1. 2. which he promised afore by his p. 
 
 3. 21. being witnessed by the lasv and tiie p. 
 
 11. 3. Lord, they have killed p. and digged down 
 1 Cor. 12. 28. secondarily, p. tliirdly, teachers 
 29. are all p.'{ |1 14. 29. let p. speak two or three 
 Eph. 2. 20. built on the foundation of the p. 
 
 3. 5. as it is now revealed to his p. by the Spirit 
 
 4. 11. and he gave somep. and teachers 
 
 1 Thess. 2.15. who killed the Lord and theirown p, 
 Heh. 1.1. who spake to the fathers by the p. 
 
 Jam. 5. 10. take, my brethren,p. who ha-ve spoken 
 
 1 Pet. 1.10. of which salvation the p. inquired 
 Lev. 11. 10. because these two p. tormented them 
 
 18. 20. rejoice over her, ye holy apostles and p. 
 24. in her was found blood of p. and of saints 
 22. 9. do it not, for 1 am of thy brethren the p. 
 yjff r/;e PHOPllELS. 
 
 '^Kinffs 19.1. told .lezebel how he had slain all thep. 
 22.10. kings of Israel and .ludah on their throne, 
 and all the p. prophesied, 12. 2 Chron. 18. 9, 11. 
 
 2 Kings 10.19. now call to me all the p. of Baal 
 17. 1.3. Lord testified against Israel by all the p. 
 
 Mat. 11. 13. all the p. prophesied until .lohn 
 Luke 11.50. that blood of all the p. may be required 
 13. 28. when ye see all the p. in kingdom of God 
 24. 27. and beginning at all the p. he expounded 
 Acts .3.24. yea, and all the p. from Samuel foretold 
 10. 43. to him give all the p. witness thro’ his name 
 False VROPUEl'S. 
 
 Mat. 7. 15. beware oi falsep. in sheep’s clothing 
 24. 11. meiWy false p. shall rise, 24. Mark 13. 22. 
 Luke 6. 26. for so did their fathers to the false p. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.1. there were false p. also among them 
 1 John 4.1. because many false p. are gone out 
 iliy PROPIIET.S. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 22. saying, touch not mine anointed, 
 and do my p. no harm, Psal. 105. 15. 
 
 O/Me PROPHEI'S. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.10. behold, a company of the p. met him 
 19. 20. when they saw the company of the p. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 35. a certain man of the sons of the p. 
 41. the king discerned him that he was of the p. 
 
 22.13. words of the p. declare good, 2 Chr. 18. 12. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 3. sons of the p. that were at Beth el came 
 5. the sans of the p. at.lericho came to Elisha 
 
 7. fifty sons of thep. went to view afar off 
 
 15. the sons of the p. said, the spirit of Elijah 
 
 4. 1. a woman of the wives of sons of the p. cried 
 .38. and seethe pottage for the sons of the p. 
 
 Kelt. 6. 14. my God, think thou of the rest r/(e p. 
 Jer. 2.3. 9. because of the p. all my bones shake 
 
 16. hearken not to the words e/r/ic p. 27- 14. 
 
 26. howlongshall this be intlie heart e/ the p.? 
 Hos. 12.10. used similitudes by ministry of the p. 
 Zech. 8. 9. that hear these by the mouth of the p. 
 Mat. 16. 14. Ediasorone of the p. Mark ft. 15. | 8. 28. 
 
 23. 29. J’e build the tombs of the p. Luke 11.47. 
 .30. partakei'S with them in tlie blood of the p. 
 
 26. 56. that scriptures of the p. might be fulfilled 
 Luke 9. 8. that one if the p. was risen again, 19. 
 Acts .3. 25. ye are children of the p. and of covenant 
 7. 42. as it is w i itten in the hook of the p. 
 
 52. which of p. have not your fathers persecuted ? 
 
 I. 3. 15. after the reatiing if the law and the p. 
 
 27. because they knew not the voice of the p. 
 
 15.15. and to this agree the words of the p. 
 
 28. 23. pei suading them of lesus out of the p. 
 
 Lorn. 16. 26. made manifest by scri|)tures of the p. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. .32. spirits c/'r//e y. are subjects to the y. 
 Eph. 2. 20. built on the foundation of the p. 
 
 Heb. 11. .32. time would tViil me to fello/ thep. 
 Lev. 16. 6. for they have shed the blood of the p. 
 
 22. 6. the Lord God of the holy p. sent his angel 
 Servants the PHOPIlEf'.S. 
 
 2 KingsQ.J. 1 may avenge blood of my serv. the p. 
 17. 13. law which I sent to you by my scrv. the p. 
 
 23. as the Lord had said by all his j’cryirwts’ the p. 
 21.10. and T.qrd spake by his the p.U. 2. 
 
 E.zra9. 11. which thou hast commanded by serv. p. 
 Jer. 7. 25. sent you my .r. p. 2.5. 4. I 29. 19. I .35. 15. 
 26. 5. hearken to the words of my servants the p. 
 Ezek. .38. 17. I have spoken in old time by my 
 
 servants the p. 
 
 Jlaw. 9. 6. neither have we hearkened Xo servants p. 
 
 10. laws which he set before us liy h\s servants p. 
 Amos 3. 7. he revealeth his secret to Ids servantsp. 
 Zech. 1. 6. words which 1 commanded my serv. p. 
 Lev. 10.7. be finished, as he declared to his 
 
 II. 18. that thou shouldest give reward to ser- 
 
 vants the p. 
 
 PROPHETESS. 
 
 Exod. 15. 20. Miriam p. took a timbrel in her hand 
 Judg. 4. 4. and Deborah a p. judged Israel 
 ft Kings 22.14. went to Unldah p'. 2 Chron. 34. 22. 
 Keh. 6. 14. my God, think on the p. Eloadiah 
 Isa. 8. 3. I went to the p. and she conceived a son 
 Luke 2. .36. there was one Anna a p. of great age 
 Lev. 2. 20. woman .lezebel, whocalled herself ap. 
 
 PRopi ri align. 
 
 Lorn. .3. 25. w'hom God hath set forth to he a p. 
 
 1 John 2. 2. and he is the p. for our sins, 4.10. 
 PROPOR'I'lON. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 36. according to the p. of every one 
 Job 41. 12. I will not conceal his comely p. 
 
 Lorn. 12. 6. let us prophesy according to p. of faith 
 PROSELYTE. 
 
 This term comes from the Greek word ■ngoire'Kvros, 
 which signifies a stranger, one that comes from 
 abroad, or from another place. The Hebrew 
 word Ger or Necher, has the same signification. 
 
 Ln the language of the Jews, they go by this name, 
 who come to dwell in their country, or who embrace 
 their religion, though they arerwt .lews by birth. 
 The Hebrews distinguish two kinds of Proselytes. 
 The first are called Proselytes of the Gate, a/irf 
 the others Proselytes of .lustice. The first are 
 those who dwelt in the land of Israel, or even out 
 of that country, and who, without obliging them¬ 
 selves to circumcision, or to any other ceremony of 
 the law, feared and worshipped the true Cod, ob¬ 
 serving the rules that were imposed upon the chil¬ 
 dren of ]sl oah : these precepts are seven in number, 
 [1] De .ludiciis. Obedience is due to judges, ma¬ 
 gistrates, and princes. [2] Ue cultu extraneo. The 
 zoorship of false gods, superstition, and sacrilege, 
 are absolutely forbidden. [3] De maledictione no¬ 
 minis sanctissimi. As also cursing the name of 
 God,blasphemies, and false oaths. [4] De revela- 
 tione turpitudinum. Likewise all incestuous and 
 unlawful coif unctions or copulations, as sodomy, 
 bestiality, crimes against nature. [5] De sangui¬ 
 nis effusione. The effusion of the blood of all sorts 
 of animals, murder, wounds, and mutilations. [6] 
 De rapina. Thefts, cheats, lying, b^c. [7] De 
 membro animalis viventis. 'The parts of an ani¬ 
 mal still alive are not to be eaten, as was practised 
 by some pagans. Of this number was Naaman, 
 the Syrian, Cornelius the centurion, the eunuch of 
 queen (,'andace, and others. Such as would enter 
 themselves as Proselytes of habitation, or of the 
 ^diXe, promised with a/n oath, in the presence of three 
 witnesses, to keep those seven precepts. 'Their pri¬ 
 vileges were said to be, Eirst, that by the ob.iet va- 
 tion of the rules of natural justice, and by exemp¬ 
 tion from idolatry, blasphemy, incest, adultery, 
 and murder, they thought they were in the path 
 to eternal life. Secondly, they might dwell in the 
 land of Israel, and have a share tn the outward 
 prosperities of the people of God. 
 
 The Proselytes of .1 Listice are those that -cere con¬ 
 verted to Judaism, who had engaged themselves to 
 receive circumcision, and to observe the whole law 
 of Moses. Thus were they admitted to all thepre- 
 roi atives of the people of God, as well in this life as 
 n the other. The Rabbins say, that before cir¬ 
 cumcision was administered to them, and before 
 they -were admitted into the religion of the He¬ 
 brews, they were examined about the motives of 
 their conversion; to know whether their change 
 was voluntary, or zehether it proceeded from any 
 reasons of interest, fear, ambition, or such like. 
 Three things were required in a complete Prose¬ 
 lyte, whichwere, washing, or plunging his body in 
 a cisternof water, circumcision, and sacrifice ; but 
 for -women, only washing and sacrifice. 
 
 Mat. 23. 15. comi)asssea and land to make onep. 
 Acts 6. 5. they chose Nicholas ap. of Antioch 
 PROS ELY EES. 
 
 Acts 2. 10. Jews andp. we hear in our tongues 
 13. 43. many Jews and religiousp. followed Paul 
 PROSPECr. 
 
 1 Kings 7. + 5. doors and posts were square in p. 
 Ezek. AO.-XX. chambers whose p. was to the south 
 46.p. to the north H 42. 15. p. to the east, 43. 4. 
 PROSPER. 
 
 Gen. 21. 40. God will send his angel, and p. thee 
 42. if now thou do p. my way which I go 
 39. 3. Lord made all v. hich .loseph did fop. 23. 
 Num. 14. 41. you transgress, but it shall not p. 
 Jleut. 28. 29. thou shalf notp. in thy ways 
 29. 9. that ye inayp. Josh. 1. 7- 1 Kings H. 3. 
 
 1 Kingsktq. 12. the prophets prophesied,saying, go 
 up to Ramoth-gilead and p. 1.5. 2 Chr. 18. 11, i i. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 11. now, my son, the Lord p. thee 
 13. then shalt thoup. if tliou takest heed 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 12. tight ye not, for ye shall not p. 
 
 20. 20. believe his proj^hets, so shall yep. 
 
 24. 20. why transgress ye, that ye cannot p. ? 
 
 Hf). 5. as he sought the Lord, God made him top. 
 Neh. 1. 11. p. 1 pray thee, thy servant this day 
 2. 20. I said, the God of heaven, he will p. us 
 Job\2. 6. the tabernacles of robbers p. 
 
 Tsai. 1. .3. and whatsoever he doeth shall p. 
 
 45. t 4. and in thy majesty p. tliou, ride thou 
 73.12. these are the ungodly who p. in the world 
 122 ^. they shall p. that love thee 
 ov. 28. 13. he that covereth his sins shall not p. 
 Eccl. 11. 6. thou knowest not whether shall p. 
 
 Lsa. 52. + 1.3. behold my servant shall p. 
 
 .5.3. 10. pleasure of the J.ord shall p. in his hand 
 
 54. 17. no weapon formed against thee shall p. 
 
 55. 11. it shall p. in the thing whereto 1 sent it 
 Jer.Q. 37. and thou shalt not p. in them 
 
 5. 28. yet they p. II10. 21. they shall notp. 20.11. 
 12.1. wherefore doth the way of the wicked p. / 
 22. .30. write this man childless, a nian that shall 
 notp. in his days, foi’no man of his seed shall p. 
 2.3.5. a king shall reien and p. and execute 
 .32. 5. tho’ ye tight with Chaldeans, ye shidl not p. 
 Lam. 1..5. her adversaiies are chief, her enemiesp. 
 J‘',zek. 15. + 4. the vine when burnt, will it p.i' 
 
 16. 13. thou didst p. 1| 17. 9. shall it p. 1 10. 
 
 17. 15. shall hep. shall he escape.^ 
 
 Han. .3. t30. king made Shadrach top. in Babylon 
 8.21. he shall destroy wonderfully andp. 
 
 25. through his policy he. shall cause cral’t to p. 
 11.27. they shall speak lies, but it shall notp. 36. 
 .3 John 2. 1 wish above all thaj thou mayestp. 
 PKO.SPEIt ED. 
 
 Gen.^A. .56. seeing the Loi'd hath p. my way 
 .Judg. 4. 24. the hand of Israel p. against Jabin 
 1 Sam. 18. + 5. and David went out and p. r 14. 
 
 1 Sam. 11.7. David <lemanded liow the warp. 
 
 2 KingsMX. 7. Hezekiah p. 2 Chron. 3\. 21. I .32. .30. 
 1 Chron. 29. 2.3. Solom. p. || 2 Chron. 14. 7. Asa p. 
 Ezra 6. 14. p. through the prophesying of Haeirai 
 Job 9.4. who hardened bimselfag. him, and hathp..^ 
 Dan. 6. 28. so this Daniel p. in the reien of Darius 
 8. 12. it cast down truth to the ground, and it p. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 2. every man lav by, as God hath p. him 
 PR0.8P lOlEril. 
 
 Ezra 5. 8. and this work p. in Iheir hands 
 
 Psal. .37. 7. fret not bee. of him that p. in his way] 
 Trov. 17. 8. a gift, whithersoever it turneth it p. 
 
 3 John 2. mayest be in health, even as thy soulp. 
 PBOSPEKIEY. 
 
 Dent. 23.6. thou shalt tiot seek their p. all thy days 
 1 Sam. 25. 6. thus shall say to him that liveth in p. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 7. thy wisdom and p. exceedeth fame 
 Job 15. 21. in p. the destroyer shall come on him 
 
 .36. 11. if serve him, shall spend their days in p. 
 Psal. ,30. 6. in my p. 1 said, 1 shall never be moved 
 .35. 27. Ixird hath pleasure in the p. of his servant 
 73. .3. when I saw the p. of the wicked — 
 118.25. O Lord, I beseech thee, send now p. 
 
 122. 7. peace be within thy walls, p. in palaces 
 Prov. 1. .32. the p. of fools shall destroy them 
 Feel. 7. 14. in the day of p. be joyful 
 
 Jer. 22.21. 1 spake to thee in thy p. 
 
 .33. 9. for all the p. that 1 procure to it 
 Lam. 3. 17. removed far from peace, 1 forgat p. 
 Dan. 8. t 25. by jb. shall he destroy many 
 Zech. 1. 17. my cities thro’p. shall yet be spread 
 7. 7. whfen Jerusalem was inhabited and mp. 
 PRO.SPEKOU.S. 
 
 Gen. 21.21. whetlier the Ixird made his journeys 
 39.2. Lord was with .loseph, he wasap. man 
 Josh. 1.8. then slialt thou make thy way p. 
 
 Judg. 18. 5. whether the way we eo shall be p. 
 John. 0. make tlie habitation of righteousnessp. 
 
 Isa. 48. 15. and he shall make his way 71. 
 
 'Zech. 8. 12. for the seed shall be p. vine give fruit 
 Rom. 1. 10. if at length 1 might havea p. journey 
 PROSPEROUSLY. 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 11. Solomon p. effected all that came 
 Psal. 45. 4. and in tliy majesty ride p. because 
 
 PROS 11 1 U I'E. 
 
 Lev. 19. 29. do notp. thy daughter to be a whore 
 PRO I ECTE.ST. 
 
 Psal. 5. t 11. shout for jo V, because thou p. thent 
 PRO! LC riON. 
 
 Deut. 32. 38. let them rise up and be yourp. 
 PROTES'l.ED. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. .3. the man did solemnly p. to us, saying 
 1 Sam. 8. 9. hearken, yet p. solemnly unto tliem 
 1 [kings i. 42. and 1 p. unto thee, sa>ing, know 
 Jer. 11. 7. I earnestly p to your fatliers 
 Zech. 3. 6. the angel of the Loi'd p. to .loshna 
 1 Cor. 15. 31. Ip. by your rejoicing in Christ 
 PROEE.STING.' 
 
 Gen. 4.3. t 3. the man p. protestetl to ns, saying 
 Jer. 11. 7. and7?. saying, obey my voice 
 PRO I'KAC E. 
 
 Keh. 9. 130. many years didst thou p. over them 
 PROUD. 
 
 Job 9. 13. the p. helpers do stoop under him 
 
 26. 12. by understanding he smiteih through thep. 
 38. 11. and here shall thy p. waves be stayed 
 4t). 11. behold every one that isp. and abase him 
 12. look on every one. that is p. bring him low 
 Psal. 12. 3. the tongue that S[)eaketh p. things 
 31. 23. and plentifully rew'ardeth the p. doer 
 40. 4. blessed is the man who respecteth not the p. 
 86. 14. O God, the v. are risen against me 
 94. 2. lift up thyself, render a reward to thep. 
 
 101. 5. him that hath ap. heart will I not suffer 
 119. 21. thou hast rebuked the p. that are cursed 
 51. thep. have had me greatly in derision 
 69. the p. have forged a lie against me 
 78. let p. be ashamed, for they dealt perversely 
 85. thep. digged pits for me, not after thy law 
 122. be surety for me, let not the p. op|)ress me 
 
 123. 4. our soul is fillecl with contempt of the p. 
 
 124. .5. thep. waters had gone over our soul 
 1,38. 6. but the;;, he know-eth afar off 
 
 140. 5. thep. have hid a snare for me and cords 
 Prov. 6. 17. Lord hateth a p. look, a lying tongue 
 
 15. 25. the Lord will destroy the house i;? thep. 
 
 16. 5. everyone;;, in heart is abomination to Lord 
 19. than to divide the spoil witit the p. 
 
 21. 4. an high look and a p. heart is sin 
 24. p. scorner is his name, who deals in p. wrath 
 28. 25. he that is of a p. heart stirreth up strife 
 Eccl. 7. 8. the patient better than thep. m spirit 
 lsa. 2.12. day of the Lord on ever>; one that isp. 
 13. 11. 1 will cause the arrogancy of thep. to cease, 
 16. 6. we have heard of the p. wrath of .Moab 
 Jer. 13. 15. be notp. forthel.ord hathsi)oken 
 43. 2. all the p. men answered Jeremiah 
 48. 29. heard pride of Moab, he is exceedingp. 
 
 50. 29. she hath been p. II 31. O thou most p. 
 
 .32. most p. shall stumble and fall, none raise him 
 Ilab.‘2. 3. he isap. man, neither keepeth at home 
 Mai. 3. 15. w’e call thep. happy || 4. 1 .p. as stubble 
 J.uke 1. 51. he hath scattered the p. in imagination 
 Rom. 1. .30. filled with unrighteousness,;.’, bi'.isters- 
 
 1 Tim. 6.4. he isp. knowing” nothing, but doting 
 
 2 'J'im. 3. 2. men shall he lovers of themsehes, p. 
 Jam. 4. 6. God resisteth the 1 Pet. 5. 5. 
 
 PROUDLY. 
 
 Exod. 18. 11. wherein dealt p. he was above them 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. talk no moie so exceeding p. 
 
 Xeh. 9. 10. thou knewest that they tlealfp. 16,29. 
 Psal. 17. 10. with their mouth they speak p. 
 
 31.18. which speak grievous Ihinesp. acain-t right 
 lsa. .3. 5. child shall behave himself p. agst. aiu iint 
 Dan. 5. -120. and his mind hartfened to deal p. 
 Ubad. 12. neitlier shouldest thou have spoken p. 
 PROVE 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To try and examine, 2 Cor. 13. 5. [2} 
 'To make manifest by grguntent. Acts 9. 22. IJotn. 
 3. 9. [3] To make good, .4013 24. 1.3. [I] 'I'o try 
 by some affliction, that men may know ib-ir own. 
 hearts, Deut. 8. 2. [5] 'To find true, Eccl. 7.23. 
 
 [6] To judge, .lob 0. 2ti. [7] 'To discern, approve 
 if, and conform to, Rom. 12. 2. 
 
 Exod. 16. 4. that 1 may p. them, Deut. 8. 16. 
 
 20. 20. fear not, tor God iscotne top. you 
 Deut. 8. 2. to luimhle thee, and to p. thee, to know 
 .33. 8. holy one, whom thou didst p. at .Ma'-.ah 
 Judg. 2. 22. that thrnngli them 1 tnayp. Isr. .3. 1,4. 
 6. 39. let me p. thee hut this once with th-i : e 
 1 [kings 10. 1. she came to p. .’^olomon. 2 C/i; . 9. 1. 
 Job 9. 20. if 1 say iierfect, it shall p. me perverse 
 
 377 
 
PRO 
 
 PR U 
 
 PUB 
 
 Job 13. +15. I wil p. mine own wa3’s before him 
 J*saL‘2G. 2. examine me, O Lord, and p. me 
 Jccl. 2. 1. to now, 1 will p. tliee with mirth 
 J)an. 1.12. p. thy servants, 1 beseevh thee, ten flays 
 jHal. 3.10. hrin:' the tithes, p. me now herewith 
 J.uie 14. 10. 1 hav e l)on(>ht oxen, I go to p. them 
 Jo/in C). 0. this he said to p. him, for he knew 
 Acts 24. 13. neitiier can they p. the things, 25. 7. 
 Rom. 12. 2. that ye may p. what is that good will 
 2 Cor. 11.11. to p. the, sincerity of your love 
 1.3.5. p. your own selves, know 3’e not yourselves 't 
 Gal. t). 4. hut let every man p. his own work 
 1 T/iess. 5. Ql.p. all things, hold fast what is good 
 PittlVKl). 
 
 Gen.. 42.15. hereby ye shall be p. by lil'e of Pharaoh 
 If), send one of you, that j'our u’ords may be p. 
 JLxod. 15. 25. made a statute, and there he p. them 
 1 tSarn. 17. .30. he had not p. his sword, David .said to 
 Saul, 1 cannot go w'ith these, I have not/), them 
 Psal. 17. .3. thou hast p. my heart and visited me 
 66. 10. thou, O (lod, hast;;, us, thou hast tried us 
 81.7. 1 P. thee at the waters of Meribah 
 95. 9. when vonr fathers js. me and saw my works 
 Rccl.T.,2‘i. all this ha e 1 by wisdom 
 Dan. 1. 14. he consented, and tliem ten days 
 Rom. .3. 9. we before;;, lews and (ientiles under sin 
 2C’()r. 8. 22. whom we hav e often ;;. (liligeat 
 1 Tim. .3. 10. and let tliese also be first 
 lleb. 3. 9. your fathers me, and saw my works 
 PllOVEI It. 
 
 Dent. 1.3. 3. for Loi d your (Jod p. you, to know 
 PKOVINd. 
 
 Acts 9. 22. Saul v. that this is very Christ 
 Rph. 5. 10. p. what is acceptable to the l.ord 
 PROV''EN DDK. 
 
 C^?;. 24. 25. w’e have both straw and;;, enough 
 32. the man gave straw' and p. for camels 
 42. 27. one opened sack to give his ass jw. in the inn 
 4.3. 24. the man gave their asses p. 
 
 Jm/ff. 19. 19. yet there is both straw and p. 
 
 21. he brought him and gave;.;, to the asses 
 Isa. 30. 24. the oxen ami asses shall eat clean p. 
 PltOVl'.lt 
 
 T/ie Hebrews qive the name of Proverbs, Para¬ 
 bles, o;' Similitudes, to moral smtences, maxims, 
 comparisou.s-, or empmas, expressed in a style 
 that is imetical, fipnrative, close, and .'sententious: 
 they call this kind of Proverbs, Mislde. Solo¬ 
 mon says, that in his time 7naxims of this Sort 
 were the chief study of the learned. A wise man 
 will endeavour, says he, to understand a pro¬ 
 verb, and the intei pretation, the words of the 
 wise, and their dark sayings, Prov. 1. 6. In 
 the Proverbs if Solomon we find rules for the 
 conduct of all cimditions of life ; for kinys, cour¬ 
 tiers, men enyayed in the affairs of the u'orld; 
 for masters, servants, fathers, mothers, and chil¬ 
 dren. 
 
 Dent. 28. .37. and ye shall be a p. and a by-w'oivl 
 1 •'dam. 10.12. it became a;;, is .Saul among propliets ? 
 24. 1.3. as saith t!;e;;. of the ancients 
 
 1 Kinys 9. 7- Israel sliall be np. and a by-word 
 
 2 Chron. 7.20. this liouse will 1 make to be a p. 
 Psal. 69. 11. and 1 beca\ne up. to them 
 
 Prov. 1.6. to understand a p. and words of the wise 
 Jsa. 14.4. take lip this p. against tlie king of Babylon 
 Jer. 24. 9. I will deliver lliem to be up. and curse 
 Pzek. 12. 22. what is that ji;. ye have in land of Isr 
 23. 1 w'ill make this p. cease, and they sha/l no 
 more use it as a p in Israel, 18, 2, .3. 
 14.8. I w'dl make liim a sign, and a jw. and cut off 
 Jlah. 2.0. all these take up a laiinting;;. against him 
 X?</-e4.2.3. w ill snrel.v sa\' this;;, physician heal thy. 
 John\^. 29 now S|)eakest tliou plainly, and no;;. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. It is happeiif'd according to the;;. 
 PKO\ Ei'.l'.S, 
 
 Jfinm. 21.27. wherefore the^- that speak in p. say 
 J Kinys 4. .32. .‘'^olomon S[).ike three thousand p. 
 Prov. 1. 1. the p. of.‘Solomon, 10. 1. i 25. 1. 
 p.ccl. 12. 9. tlie preacher set in order man\’ p. 
 Dzek. 16. 44. behold, every one tliat nseth shall 
 John 16.25. these si)oken in no more si;eak in v. 
 
 . PRO V 11)1',. 
 
 Gen. 22. 8. God w’ill -p. himself a lamb for offering 
 + 14. Abraham called the place, the l.ord will p. 
 .30. .30. now w’ben shall 1 for mine own bouse t 
 prod. 18. 21. sbaltout of the people able men 
 
 1 klam. 16. 17. p. me a man that can play well 
 
 2 Chro7i. 2.7- with cunning men whom li'avid did p. 
 J-^sal. 78. 20. can he ;;. ftesh for his people t 
 
 J\Jat. 10. 9.;;. neither gold nor silver in > onr purses 
 Puke 12. .33.;;. yourselves hags which wax not old 
 Acts 23. 24. and p. them beasts to set Paul on 
 Rom. 12. 17. p. things honest in sight of all men 
 I Tim. 5.8. but if any ;;. not for his ow'ii liouse 
 PKOVl Dl'.l). 
 
 Deut. .33. 21. he p. the tirst part for himself 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 1. 1 have.;;, me a king among his sons 
 
 2 Sani. 19 . .32. he had the king of sustenance 
 
 1 Kinys -1. 7. which p. victuals for the king, 27. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 29. Hezekiah p. possessions of flocks 
 Psal.6n. 9. preparest corn, w hen tliou bast ;;. for it 
 LiikelH.ff). whose shall tliose tbiiias betboii hast;;..'’ 
 lleb. 31. 40. Go(i liaving p. better things for us 
 
 PROVIDKNCE. 
 
 Acts 24. 2. are done to this nation by t!i\’ p. 
 PHOVl DEl ll. 
 
 Job 38. 41. who for the raven his food 
 Prov. 6. 8. and p. her meat in tlie summer 
 PKOVIDl NG. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 21. p. for lionest things, not only in sight 
 PPGV IIS’CK, S. 
 
 1 TiinysQO. 14. b^' the princes of the;;. 15,17, 39. 
 pz)-a 4. 35. this city is liurtfiil to kings and p. 
 
 6. 2. there was found in the;;, of the Medes 
 7- 36. carry the gold thou canst find in tlie p. 
 
 Hell. 7- 6. these are the cliildreii ot the p. went up 
 31. 3. now these are the chief ot (he p. 
 psth. 1. 1. Ahasuerus reigned over 327 p. 
 
 16. hatl) done wrong to all people in all p. 22. 
 
 2. 3. let the king appoint officers in all (he;;. 
 
 18. then (lie king made a release to the *;. 
 
 378 
 
 Psth. 3.8. is a people scattered in all p. of thy king. 
 13. Hainan sent l;y posts to all the king’s;;. 
 
 4. 11. all the people of the king’s p. do know 
 
 8. 9. 127 p. and to every p. according to 
 
 12. upon one day in all p. of king Aha.sneru3 
 
 9. 4. jMordecai’s fame went through all fliejn. 
 
 12. what have they done in the rest of the p. 
 
 28. tliese days should he kept through every p. 
 Peel. 2. 8. 1 gathered the treasure of the p. 
 
 5. 8. if thou seest oiipressioii in a p. marvel not 
 
 I. a.-n. 1. 1. she that was princess among tlie;;. 
 Pzek. 19. 8. nations set against him from the p. 
 Dan, 2. 48. tlie king made Daniel ruler over the p. 
 
 3. 1. he set up an image in tlie;;. of Pahylori 
 .30. promoted .Shadracli in the p. of Babylon 
 
 8. 2. 1 was at .Sliu.shan in the p. of Elam 
 
 II. 24. shall enter on the fattest places of the p. 
 /lets ii'.i. .31. he asked of what;; he was 
 
 25. 1. now when h'estus was come into the ». 
 PHOVISIOM. 
 
 Gen. 42. 25. and to give tliem ;;. for the way 
 45. 21. loseph gave them p. for the way 
 Jo.ih. 9. 5. all the bread of their;;, was dry 
 12. this our bread we took hot for our;;. 
 
 1 Kinys 4. ~. each man his month in a year made p. 
 22. Solomon’s ;;. for one day was 30 measures 
 
 2 Kinys 6. 23. he prepared great;;, for them 
 1 Chron. 29. 19. for (lie whicli I have marie 
 Psal. 1.32. 15. 1 will abundantly bless herp. 
 
 Dan. 1. 5. the king appointed them a daily p. 
 Rom, 13. 11. and make not;?, for the flesh 
 
 PROVOCA I ION. 
 
 1 Kinys 15. .30. .Jeroboam made Isj'ael sin by hisp. 
 2). 22. for the p, wherewith Ahah provoked 
 
 2 Kinys 19. + .3. it is a day of (rouble, rebuke, and p. 
 
 2.3. 26. because of the ;;. Manasseli provoked 
 Keh. 9. 18. and had wrought great p. 26. 
 
 Job 17. 2. doth not mine eye continue in their;;. ? 
 Psal. 95. 8. harden not your hearts as in p. as in 
 day of temptation in the wildern. lleb. 3. 8,15. 
 Jer. .32. 31. this city hath been to me as a 
 Pzek. 20. 28. there they presented p. of offering 
 PROVOKE. 
 
 Pxod. 2.3. 21. obey his voice, and p. him not 
 Num. 14.11. how long will tliis people ;;. me ? 
 Deut. .31. 20. if ye;;, and break my covenant 
 Job 12. 6. and they that;;. God are secure 
 Psal.lH. 40. how' oft did tlieyp. him in wilderness ? 
 Isa. .3. 8. doings against J.orci to p. eyes of his glory 
 Jer. 7. 19. do they ;;. me to anger ' saith the Lord 
 44. 8. in that ye p. me to wrath with works 
 f.nlc il. 53. began to urge and p. him to speak 
 Kom. 10. 19. 1 will;;, tojealoiisy by them no peo. 
 11. 11. tor to ;;. them to jealousy. 14. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 22. do we p. tlie Lord to jealousy ? 
 
 I'.ph. 6. 4. ye fatliers, p. not your children to wratli 
 ll'-b. 3. 16. some wlien they had heard, did 
 
 10. 24. to p. to love and to good works 
 
 PRO’dOKRD. 
 
 Num. 14. 23. nor shall any of tliem (hat ;;. me see it 
 16. .30. ye shall know these men have p. the Lord 
 Deut. 9.8. in I lore!) yep. the l.ord to wrath 
 
 22. at Taherah and’Massah yep. l.ord to wrath 
 1 Sam. 1. 6. and liei'adversary alsop. hei' sore 
 
 7- so slie p. her, theref. she wept and did not eat 
 
 1 Kinys 14. 22. .lud.p. h.ini to jealousy with their sins 
 
 2 Kinys T-h. 26. Manasseli had p. Idm withal 
 
 1 Chrim. 21. 1. •‘^atau p. T)avi;l to number Israel 
 E.ra 5. 12. after tliat our fathers had;;. God 
 P/al. 78. .56. teint)1e(l audp. the most high God 
 Kid. 7. hut p. him at the sc-a, even the Red sea 
 
 29. they p. him with tlveir own iiiventioii.s 
 33. hecause they;;, tlie spirit of Moses, 4.3. 
 
 Zech. 8. !4. when your fathers p. me to wi alli 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 5. cliarity is not easily ;;. thinkelli no evil 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 2. and your zeal p. very nian\' 
 
 PPvOVOKLDSl'. 
 
 Deut. 9. 7- forget not how thou ;;. Lord thy God 
 See ANGtiit 
 PROVOK F. l'H. 
 
 Prov. 20. 2. whoso p. him to angei' sinneth ag. soul 
 Jsa. 65. .3. people that p. me to auger to my face 
 Ezek. 8. 3. where was image wliicli p. to jealousy' 
 PROVOKING. 
 
 lleut. .32. 19. because ofp. his sons and daughters 
 
 1 Kinys 14. 15. they made groves, p. Lord to anger 
 16. 7- against Baaeha in p. the Loi'd to angci’, 1.3. 
 
 Psnl.'ii\. 17. by p. the iMost lligli in the wilderness 
 Gal. 5. 26. not desirous of vain glorv,;;. one another 
 PIHJDF.NCE. ■ 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 12. son endued withp. and understanding 
 Prov.il,. 12. I wisdom dwell w iih p. find knowledge 
 19. + 11. the p. of a man deferi’cth ids anger 
 
 Eph. 1. 8. he hath ahonmled in all wisdom and p. 
 PR IJDKNT. 
 
 1 Sam. 16.18. Hav.p. in matters, and a comely pel 
 Prov. 12. 16. hut ap. man covereth sliame 
 
 23. ap. man concealeth knowledge 
 
 1.3. 16. evei'y p. man dealeth witli knowledge 
 
 11. 8. wisdom of tlie p. is to understand his way 
 15. hut the;;, man looketh well to his going 
 Ifl. biitthep. are, crowned witii knowledge 
 
 15. 5. but he that regardeth reproof is p. 
 
 16. 21. the wise in heart sliall he called p. 
 
 18. 15. (he heart of the p. gettetli knowledge 
 
 19. 14. and ap. wife is from the T ord 
 
 22. 3. ap. man foresectli evil and liideth, 27- 12. 
 Jsa. 3. 2. take away the p. and (lie ancient 
 .5. 21. woe to them tliat are p. in their own sight 
 10. 13. by my wisdom 1 have done if, for 1 am p. 
 29.14. midefstanding of their p. men should he iiid 
 ./c;'. 49.7. is counsel perished from tl.ep. 
 llos. 14. 9. who is p. and be shnil know them ? 
 Amos 5. 13. the p. sbaL keepsilence in that time 
 Mat. IL 25. liul tliese things from Pule 10. 21. 
 Arts 1.3. 7. the deputy Sergius Panins, ap. man 
 1 Cor. 1. 19. to nothing understanding ot thep. 
 PRUDF.N I'LV. 
 
 Jsa. 52.13. my serv. shall dealp. he shall be exalted 
 PR UN F,. 
 
 Per. 25. .3. six years slialt tliou p. (liy vineyard 
 
 4. seventh year not sow thy field nor p. 
 
 PRUNED. 
 
 Isa. 5. 6.1 lay it waste, it shall not be p. nor digged 
 PRUNING. 
 
 Isa, 2. 4. they shall heat their spears into p. hooks 
 18. 5. he shall cut off their sprigs with p. hooks 
 Joel .3. 10. beat yoiirp. hooks into spears 
 Altc. 4. 3. they shall heat their spears into p. hooks 
 PSAIAL 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 7- then David delivered first this p. 
 Psal. 81. 2. take a ;;. li 98. 5. with the voice of a p. 
 Mat. 26. + .30. when they had sung ap. they went 
 out into the mount of Olives, Mark 14. +26. 
 ArtslU. .3.3. as it is also written in (lie second p. 
 
 .3.5. wherefore he sailh also in another p. thou shalt 
 
 1 Cur. 14. 26. how is it every one of you hath a p. .s' 
 
 P.SAJ.Ml.S'F. 
 
 2 Sam. 23.1. last wordsof David,sweet p.of Israel 
 
 P.SAf.M.S. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 9. sing;;, to him, Psal. 105.2. 
 
 Neh. 12. + 8. the J.evites over the p. of thanksgiving 
 P.ial. 95. 2. make a joyful noise to him withp. 
 Luke 2u. 42. David liimseP saith in the hook of p. 
 24. 44. which were written in ;;. coiiceniing me 
 Acts 1. 20. for it is written in the hook ofp. 
 
 Iph. 5. 19. speaking to yourselves in p. and hymns 
 i'ol. 3. 16. admonishing one another inp. and hymns 
 Jam. 5. 1.3. is any niei rv ' let him sing p, 
 P.SALTERY. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 5. meet a company of prophets with ap. 
 Psal. .33. 2. sing to him with thep. 144. 9. 
 
 57. 8. awake, my glory, awake ;;. and liarp, 108.2. 
 71. 22. I will also praise thee with the p. 92. 3, 
 ill. 2. bring hither (he pleasant harp with the p. 
 150. 3. jiraise him with trumpet thep. and harp 
 Dan. 3. 5. when ye hear sound ot thep. 7, 10, 15. 
 PSALi E.U 11 .‘4, ■'dee Cymlals. 
 PUBLICAN, 
 
 hi Greek, TeAcover, was a farmer, or receiver of 
 public money, an officer of the revenue, a man em¬ 
 ployed in collectjny such impositions as are hateful 
 to the people. Amony the Romans there were two 
 sorts of f armers: some were yeneral I'arineis, 
 who in every proyince had their deputie.'<, and 
 under farmers, who collected the revenues and other 
 profits of the empire, of which they yave an account 
 to the emperor. These principal f armers were 
 men of yreat consideration in the government; 
 and Cicero says, that among these were to be found 
 the flower of the Roman knights, the ornament of 
 the city, and the strength of the commonwealth. 
 But the deputies, the under farmers, the commis¬ 
 sioners, the Publicans of the lower order, were 
 looked upon as so many thieves and pickpockets. 
 'I lieoci'ilus being once asked, which was the most 
 cruel of all beasts, made answer, 'J'hat among the 
 beasts of the wilderness, they were the hear and the 
 hon ; amony the bea. ts of the city, they weie the 
 Publican and the Parasite. 
 
 Among the .lews, the name and profession of a Pub¬ 
 lican teas the most odious thing in the world. This 
 nation, in a particular manner, valued themselves 
 upon their freedom; Ve he xlbrahanis seed, and 
 were never in bondage to any man, John 8. 33. 
 They could not, without the utmost reluctancy, see 
 Publicans in their country, riyonusly exacting 
 those tributes and imposition.',' that were laid on, 
 them by the Romans. Especially the Galileans 
 or Herodianr, submitted to this badge of servitude 
 not without the greatest impatience, and thought it 
 even unlawful to pay tribute to a foreign power p 
 as- they .shewed hy that question they put to our 
 iSaviour, Luke 20. 22. Is it lawful for us to give 
 tribute to Cnesar, or no ' Those of their own nation 
 that undertook this emphy, they looked upon as 
 VO better than heathen. Let him be unto thee as 
 an heathen man. and a Publican, Mat. 18. I7. 
 It is .said, that they would not allow them to come 
 into their temple, or their synagrgues, nor ncmit 
 them to partake of their public prayers, or of their 
 o.t/ices if judicature, or allow them to give testi¬ 
 mony in a court of Justice ; and .for certain they 
 would not accept of their presents at the temple, no 
 more than they would of the price of prostitution 
 or of blood, or of any thing else if the like nature. 
 'There were many Publicans in ludea, in the time 
 of qnr kiavitinr. Zaccheus probably was one of the 
 principal f armers, since he is called the cliief 
 among the Publicans,/,?</■« 19. 2.^ Matthew 
 was only an inferior Publican. The .lews re¬ 
 proached our Haviour with being a friend of Pub¬ 
 licans and sinners, and of eating with them, T.tike 
 7-31. And our bsavionr told the .^e.ws, 1 hat har¬ 
 lots and Publicans went into the kingilom of 
 heaven before them. Mat. 21. 31. In the parable 
 of the Publican and Pharisee, who made their 
 prayers together in the temple, we see with what 
 sentiments cf humility the vie-w if his condition 
 inspired the Publican : he keeps ajar g/f, and pro¬ 
 bably dares 7iot so much as enter the court of the 
 people ; he is afraid to li.ft up his eges to heaven; 
 he smites his bieast, and submissively asks pardon 
 of God, Luke 18. 10, iSrc. Zaccheus says to our 
 ■iciviiiur, that he was ready to give half of his goods 
 to the poor, and to restore .fnirjdld of ichatever he 
 /tad unjustly acquired, Luke 19. 8. And this, be¬ 
 cause at that time the Roman laws required that 
 .7;;p Piihlican was convicted of extortion, 
 tie should he obliged to render four times the value 
 of what he had extorted. 
 
 PU.BLICAN, S. 
 
 Mat. 6. 46. do not even (lie p. the same ? 47. 
 
 9.10. manyp. sat with him, .l/arkC. 15. Luke5. 29. 
 11. said to his disciples, why eateth your master 
 with p. and sinners, Mark 2. 16. Luke 5.'36. 
 
 10. 3. Philip, '1 homas. and IMatthew thep. 
 
 11. 19. a friend ofp. aiid sinners, Luke'l. .31. 
 
 18. 17. let him he to thee as an heathen and ap. 
 
 21. 31. p. go into the kingdom of God before you 
 
 .32. but the p. and the harlots believed him 
 Luke 3. 12. then came al.so p. to he liaptized 
 5. 27. he saw a named Levi sitting at receipt 
 7. 29. the p. justified God, being bajitized with 
 
PUN 
 
 PUR 
 
 PUN 
 
 I.ule 15.1. then drew near to him the p. to hear him 
 
 18. 10. the one a Pharisee, and tlie other ».p. 
 
 11. God, 1 thank thee, I am not as this^;. 
 l.I.j!?. standing afar off, said, G. be merciful to me 
 
 19. 2, Zaccheus was chief among the p. and rich 
 
 PUBLIC. 
 
 Mat. 1. 19. not willing to make her z.p. example 
 PUBLICLY. 
 
 Acts 18. 28. for hej». convinced the Jews, shewing 
 
 20. 20. but have shewed you, have taught youi>. 
 
 PUBLl.SH. 
 
 Deut. 32. 3. I will p. the name of the Lord 
 
 1 Ham. 31. 9. to p. it in the house of their idols 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 20./>. it not in the streets of Askelon 
 JSeh. 8.15. sliould p. that they bring pine-branches 
 Psal. 26. 7. may p. witli the voice of thanksgiving 
 Jer. 4.5. p. in Jerusalem H 16. against Jerusalem 
 
 5. 20. declare this, p. it in Judah, saying 
 31. 7. p. ye and say, O Lord, save thy people 
 46.14. declare in Egypt,p. in INligdol, p. in iS'oph 
 5o. 2. p. and conceal not, Babylon is taken 
 Anws 3. 9. p. in the palace.s of Ashdod and Egypt 
 
 4. 5. proclaim and p. the free offerings 
 Mark 1. 45. but he began to p. it much, 5. 20. 
 
 PUBLISHED. 
 
 T.sth. 1. 20. king’s tiecree be p. thro’ all empire, 22. 
 3. 14. tlie copy of Haman’s decree wasjs.B. 13. 
 Vsal. 68. 11. great was the company that p. it 
 Jonah 3.7. he caused it to bep. through ^Nineveh 
 Mark 7. .36. so much more a great deal tliey p. it 
 13. 10. the gospel must first be p. among natioris 
 Jjuke 8. 39. he went and p. through the whole city 
 Acts 10. .37. tliat word ye know, which wasp. 
 
 13. 49. word of the Lord was p. through all region 
 PUBLISH El IT. 
 
 Isa. 52. 7. thatp. peace, that p. salvation 
 Jer. 4. 15. voice p. affliction from mount Ephraim 
 Mah. 1. 15. behold the feet of him that p. peace 
 PUFF. 
 
 Job 11. t 20. their hopes sViall be ap. of breath 
 PUFFED tip. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. no one of you be p. np against another 
 
 18. some are p. vp, as though I would not come 
 
 19. will know, not speech of them that are p. 7/p 
 
 5. 2. ye are p. up and liave not rather mourned 
 
 13. 4. charity vauntetli not itself, is notp. vp 
 Col. 2. 18. vainly p. vp by his fleshly mind 
 
 PUFFELH at. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. as for all his enemies, hep. at them 
 
 12. 5. set him in safety from him that p. at him 
 
 PUFFElli7/p. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. knowledge p. vp, charity edifieth 
 PULL, ED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 9. Noah p. the dove to liiminto the ark 
 19. 10. but the men p. Lot into the house 
 Josh. 8. t 6. till we havep. them from the city 
 
 1 Kings 13. 4. Jeroboam could not p. it in again 
 Ezra 6. 11. let timber be p. dow n from his house 
 Psal. 31.4. p. me out of net tliey liave laid for me 
 Isa. 22.19. and from thy state shall p. thee down 
 Jer. 1. 10. Set thee to p. down and destroy. 18. 7- 
 
 12. 3. p. them out like sheep for the slaughter 
 24. 6. 1 will build them and notp. flown, 42.10. 
 lam. .3.11. p. me in pieces, hath made me desolate 
 pzek. 17. 9. shall he notp. up the roots thereof ? 
 Aynos 9. 15. and they shall no more be p. up 
 Mic. 2. 8. ye p. off the robe with the garment 
 Zech. 7.11. but they' p. away the shoulder 
 , Mat. 7. 4. p. out mote out of thine eye, Luke 6. 42. 
 Luke 12.18. I will p. down my barns and build 
 
 14. 5. and will notp. him out on the sabbath r 
 Acts 2.3. 10. lest Paul should have been p. in pieces 
 
 PUI.LING. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 4. mightv to the p. dowm of strong holds 
 
 ' PULLtyNG. 
 
 Jude 23. others save with fear, p. them out of fire 
 
 PULPll. 
 
 Mch. 8. 4. Ezra the scribe stood upon a p. of wood 
 
 puj.se. 
 
 2 .Saw.17.28. Barzillai brought beans and parched p. 
 Dan. 1. 12. let them give p. to eat, and water, 16. 
 PUJSISH. 
 
 Xe7;.26.18. p. you seven times more for your sins, 24. 
 Prov. 17- 26. also to p. the just is not good 
 Isa. 10. 12. p. the stout heart of the king of Assyria 
 13.11. 1 will p. the world for their evil 
 24. 21. the Lord shall p. the host of the high ones 
 
 26. 21. T.ord cometh to p. inhabitants of the eartlF 
 
 27. 1. Lord with strong sword shall p. 1 eviathan 
 Jer. 9. 25. 1 will p. all them that are circumcised 
 
 11.22. behold 1 willp. the men of Anathoth 
 13.21. vyhat wilt thou say when he shall p. thee ? 
 21.14. will p. you accord, to the fruit of your doings 
 23. .34. p. man 1| 25. 12. p. king of Babylon, 50. 18. 
 27.8. will p. that nation ll 29. 32. p. Shemaiah 
 30. 20. 1 will p. all that oppress them 
 36. 31. I will p. Jehoiakim and his seed 
 44.1.3. 1 will p.them in Egyiit, as 1 p. Jerusalem 
 29. a sign that 1 will p. you in this place 
 46. 25. 1 will p. the multitude of No and Pharaoh 
 51. 44. and I wdll p. Bel in Babylon 
 Dos. 4. 9.^1 will p. them for their ways and reward 
 14. 1 will notp. your daughters when commit 
 12. 2. and p. Jacob according to his ways 
 Amos 3.2. you known, I will p. you for your iniq 
 ^ t 14. in the day’ that 1 will p. Israel 
 Zeph. 1.8. in the day I will p. the i)rinres 
 9. I will p. all those that leap on the thre.shold 
 12. I will p. men that are settled on their lees 
 Zech. 8.14. as 1 thought top. when your fathers 
 Acts 4.21. finding nothing how they might p. them 
 PUNISHED. 
 
 hod. 21. 20. if smite, he shall be surely p. 22. 
 
 21. he shall not be p. for he is his money 
 T.zra 9.13. thou hastp. less than iniquities deserved 
 Job 31.11. it is an iniquity to be p. by judges, 28. 
 Prov. 21.11. when scorner is p. simple made wise 
 
 22. 3. but the simple pass on and arep. 27.12. 
 
 Jer. 44. 1.3. as I have p. Jerusalem with the sword 
 ^50.18. will punish as 1 havep. the king of Assyria 
 Zejih. 3.7. not be cut off, howsoever 1 p. them 
 Zech. 10. 3. anger ag. the shepherds, I p. the goats 
 
 Actsi‘2. to bring them bound to Jerusal. to bep. 
 '.’6. 11. 1 p.them oft in every synaeoeue 
 Thess. 1. 9. shall bep. with everlasting fiestruction 
 Fet. 2. 9. unjust to the day of judgment to bep. 
 PUKISHjMEM'. 
 
 There were several sorts of punishment m use among 
 the Jews, which are mentioned in the scripture, as 
 [1] The punishment of the cross : this was a .ser¬ 
 vile punishment, zohich was inflicted on the vilest 
 of slates : to be crucified, was a great mark of in¬ 
 famy to officers and men of quality. The common 
 way of crucifying was by fastening the criminal 
 with tiails, one at each hand, and one at both his 
 feet, or one at each of them. They zeere likewise 
 bound frequently with cords; and this penalty, 
 which seems in one sense gentler, because it occa¬ 
 sions less pain, in another was mors cruel, because 
 the condemned person by this means was made to 
 languish for a longer time. Before they nailed 
 the person to the cross, they generally scourged him 
 tcith whips, or leathern lashes. Cur Saviour was 
 severely scourged during his passion ; Pilate, hav¬ 
 ing pronounced sentence against him, ordered him 
 to be scourged, anddelivered him up to be crucified. 
 The law ordained, that the persons executed should 
 not be left upon the cross after sun-set, because he 
 that is hanged in this manner is cursed by God, 
 Deut. 21. 22, 23. 
 
 ;2] Suspension, hanging, or the punishment of the 
 rope. The Jews maintain, that none but idola¬ 
 ters and blasphemers underwent this punishment. 
 Hainan and his sons were hung upon a high gal¬ 
 lon's, Fsth.7. 10. VhwAoWs, chief baker was first 
 beheaded and afterwards hanged upon a gibbet, 
 Gen. 40.22. H e read in the Scripture, that some¬ 
 times they hung up men alive, and sometimes hung 
 up their carcases after they were dead. Josh. 8. 29. 
 
 2Sam. 21.12. 
 
 ■3] Stoning, or putting to death by casting stones. 
 This punishment was very much in use among the 
 Hebrews : it is said, that this penalty was inflicted 
 upon all those criminals that the law condemns to 
 death, without expressing the particular Kind of 
 death : for example, the incest of a son with his 
 mother, or of the son with his mother-in-la'.o, or of 
 a father with his daughter, or with his daughter-in- 
 law ; or of a man that debauches a woman that is 
 contracted ; or of her that is contracted, and con¬ 
 sents to another ; those that are guilty of the crimes 
 of sodomy or bestiality; idolaters, blasphemers, 
 magicians, conjurors, breakers of‘te sabbath; 
 those that ofier their children to Moloch ; those 
 that entice others to idolatry ; a sort rebellious to 
 his father, and condemned by the judges. 
 
 [4] Fire. This punishment was very common. When 
 Judah was informed that his daughter-in-law l a- 
 mar was with child, he would have had her burnt as 
 an adulteress, Gen. 38.24. The /awc/Mfises in¬ 
 flicts the punishment of the fire upon the daughters 
 of the priests who were guilty of fornication,] .ev. 
 21. 9. Nebuchadnezzar caused Daniel and his 
 companions to be thrown into a burning fiery fur¬ 
 nace, because they would not worship his golden 
 image, Dan. 3. 21. And by the law he was ordered 
 to be burnt alive, who should marry the mother and 
 her daughter. Lev. 20. 14. 
 
 [5] The punishment of the rack, or ty’mpanum. 
 This is met with in the Greek of NV. Paul to the 
 Hebrews, 11. .35. Interpreters are divided about 
 the Isense of this word, TvyLtravi^eiv. Some have 
 explained it of the Tressel, or Cliivalet, a punish¬ 
 ment very frequent in antiquity, hut very much 
 unknown at this day : others think that the apostle 
 alludes to the death of John the Baptist, and to 
 that of at. .lames, who were both beheaded. Some 
 think it signifies to flay alive, others take it in 
 a general .'■ense, for all kinds of capital punish¬ 
 ments, and violent deaths : but interpreters are 
 generally of opinion, that the apostle here means 
 the Bastinado, cr the punishment of the whip, and 
 that there is an allusion to the cruelties exercised 
 upon old Eleazar, and the seven brethren the Mac¬ 
 cabees. The second hook of Mac. 6. 19. speaking 
 of the martyrdom of Eleazar, says, that he came 
 to the I'ymiianum. 
 
 [6] Imprisonment. Tins was not always considered 
 as a punishment, but was to keep and secure a per¬ 
 son accused or suspected. Joseph detained his bro¬ 
 ther Simeon in prison, till he should be assured of 
 the truth of what his brethren had told him concern¬ 
 ing his father and his brother Benjamin, Gen.\1. 
 19. The blasjihemer that was brought to IMoses, 
 Lev. 24. 12. and the man that was found gathering 
 sticks on the sabbath-day, Nnm. J5. 34. were put 
 in ward till the Lord declared the kind c/punish-» 
 ment they were to undergo. 
 
 But often imprisonment was made a punishment 
 when it was attended with shame and severities. 
 When Joseph was unjustly accused by Potiphar’s 
 wife, he was put in prison, and loaded with fetters, 
 Gen. .39. 20. Samson wastaken by r//ePhilistines, 
 cast into a dungeon, had his eyes put out, and forced 
 to grind at the mill, Judg. 16. 21. Bonds, fetters, 
 shackles, manacles, and chains, which usually at¬ 
 tended imprisonment, must be looked upon as 
 punishments. 
 
 [7] Ihe sw'ord, or beheading. In Scripture there 
 are several instances of Decapitations. Pharaoh’s 
 chief baker had his head cut off; after which his 
 body was hung upon a gibbet, Clen. 40. 19. Abi- 
 melech, son of Gideon, cut off' the heads of se¬ 
 venty sons of Gideon, his brethren, upon one 
 stone, Judg. 9. 5. The people c/ .Samaria cut off' 
 the heads of seventy of the sons of Ahab, and sent 
 them in baskets to Jehu, 2 Kings 10. 7- John 
 the Baptist was beheaded in prison, by the order 
 of Herod, Mat. 14. 10. 
 
 [8] The preciiiice, or throwing headlong from the 
 top of a rock ; this was not a common punish¬ 
 ment: if it has been sometimes used among the 1 Ic- 
 brews, it was in singular cases. Amaziah king of 
 J wdzh, overcame ten thousand Idumeaiis, and made 
 
 them prisoners of war, and cast them down from 
 the top of a high rock, 2 (Jhron. 25. 12. 
 
 ;9] To be torn in pieces by thorns, or under har¬ 
 rows or sledges of iron. There are some ex(tm- 
 ples of these punishments in, ticripture. Id, hen 
 Gideon returned from pursuing the Midianites, 
 he tore with thorns or brambles of the desert 
 the chief men of the city of- .Succoth, who had in¬ 
 sulted him, Judg. 8. 16. And David made the 
 Ammonites undergo a punishment more cruel 
 and severe, 2 Sam. 12. 31. He put them under 
 harrows and axes of iron, and made them pas.s 
 tlirqugh the brick kiln. These harrows or sledges 
 of iron were machines proper for threshing of 
 corn, in order to get the grain out of the straw, 
 which were loaded with iron or stones, for bruis¬ 
 ing the straw. By Ate Brick-kiln, is either meant 
 the furnace in which the bricks were burnt, or 
 the place where the earth was beat and macer¬ 
 ated, in which these miserable -Wretches vceie ex¬ 
 ecuted. 
 
 lO] The saw, to be cut through the middle. This 
 punishment was not knoun among the Hebrews. 
 ksume are of opinion, that it came originally from 
 the Persians or Chaldeans. It is certain that it 
 is still in use among the .Sw itzers, and that they 
 put it in practice not many years ago, upon one 
 of their countrymen guilty of a great crime: 
 they put him in a kind of coff'in, and sawed him 
 at length, beginning at his head, as a piece of 
 wood is sawn. The apostle Paul, in his Kpistle 
 to the Hebrews, 11. .37. speaking of the calami¬ 
 ties suffered by the prophets and saints of the 
 Old Testament, says, that they were saw'n asun¬ 
 der. Several of the ancients have explained this 
 passage concerning the death of Isaiah, who is 
 said to have been put to death by king Manas- 
 seh with a saw'. 
 
 [11] Cutting eff' the hair of the guilty person. 
 This seems to be a punishment rather shameful 
 than painful; and yet it is thought that pain 
 likewise was added to the disgrace; and that 
 they were not contented to shave or cut the hair, 
 but tore it off with violence, as if they had 
 been plucking a bird alive. This much the He¬ 
 brew' signifies in Neh. 13. 25. I contended with 
 them, and smote certain of them, and plucked 
 off the hair. 
 
 [12] To pluck out the eyes. This is a punishment 
 not common; and though Moses had appointed 
 that an eye should be given for an eye, and a 
 tooth for a tooth, Kxod. 21. 24. yet it is the 
 opinion of Commentators that this law was very 
 seldom put in practice according to the letter; 
 and that the off ender -was generally punished by 
 a pecuniary penalty, which was converted to the 
 use of the injured party. When the Philistines 
 had laid hold on Samson, and intended to pre¬ 
 vent his doing them any more harm, they prut 
 him in prison, and bored out his eyes, J iulg. 16. 
 
 21. Nebuchadnezzar took king '/.f:i\e.Vva.\\, and 
 had his children piut to death in his presence, 
 then caused his eyes to be put out, and after¬ 
 wards had him carried to Babylon in chains, 2 
 Kings 25. 7- 
 
 [1.3] lo cut off the extremities of the feet and 
 hands -was a piece cf cruelty formerly exercised 
 by Adoni-bezek king of Bezek, upon .seventy 
 kings who hud been conquered by him, and who 
 ate like dogs under his table. But God thought 
 fit to have him tortured after the same manner 
 that he had tortured others. The Israelites con¬ 
 quered him, took him, and cut off the extremities 
 of his hands and feet, Judg. 1. 5, 6, 7. David 
 treated the murderers of Ish-bosheth in the same 
 manner, and had their bodies hung up over the 
 pool of Hebron, 2 Ham. 4. 12. 
 
 Gen. 4. 1.3. my p. is greater than I can bear 
 19. + 15. lest thou be consumed in the of the city 
 Let’. 26.41. than accept the p.of th.eir iniquity, 43. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 10. Saul sware. nop. shall happen to thee 
 
 2 Kings~ a9. thev said, if we tarry, we Shall find p. 
 JobUl. J 19. God'layethp. of iniquity for children 
 
 31. 3. and a strange p. to the workers of iniquity 
 l^rov. 19. 19. a man ot great wrath shall suffer p. 
 Lam. 3. .39. a man for the p. of his sins 
 4.6. p. of my people is greater than thep. of .Sodom 
 
 22. the p. of thme iniquity is accomplished 
 Ezek. 14.10. they shall bear the p. of their iniquity, 
 
 thep. of prophets asp. of him that seeketh to him 
 IIos. 12. t8. he shall have p. in w hom is sin 
 Amos 1. 3. and for four 1 will not turn away thep. 
 
 thereof, 6, 9, 11.,1'h 12. 1, 4, 6. 
 Zech. 14.10. this shall be thep. of Egypt 
 Mat. 25. 46. these shall go into everlasting p. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 6. sufficient to such a man is thisp. 
 
 Del). 10.29. of how much .sorer p. su[)j)0!;e ye 
 1 Fet.Q.. 14. sent by him for the p. ot evil doers 
 PUM.SILMENTS. 
 
 .Tcb IQ. 29. for w rath bringeth the p. of the sword 
 FsaLU9.7. to execute p. upon the people 
 Jer. 44. t 9. have ye forgot the p. ot your lathers ' 
 I’UU. 
 
 Esth 37 theycastp. that is, the lot, before TIaman 
 9.24. for Hainan had cast;., for to consume them 
 26. called theseda vs Pnrim, alter the name ot p. 
 
 See Bt'iini. 
 
 PUBCHA.SF, Sub.'tantivc. 
 
 Gen. 49. .32. p. of fiehl and ca' e that w as therein 
 Lev. 22. + 11. if the priest buy a soul with p. 
 
 L<;r. .32. 11. so I took the evidence ot the p. 
 
 10 1 "ave evideiK e of the p. to Baruch, 14, 16. 
 
 '■ Bl ItCHA.SF. ED. 
 
 Gen. 25.10. field A braham p. of the sons of Heth 
 Kxod. 15.16. till people pass over which thou hast p 
 1 ev "5. .33. if a man p. of the l .evite.-^, then house 
 jiiithA. 1<». Buth have 1 p. to be my wile 
 Fsal."iA. 2. rememherlhy congregation thou hast p, 
 78. 54. mountain w hicli his right hand had p. 
 
 ■lets 1. 18. tins man p. a field with iniquity 
 *8 ^0. thought the gitt of Gfnt may hep. by money 
 20.28. which he hath p. with his own blood 
 
 \ 
 
PUR 
 
 PUR 
 
 PUS 
 
 Uph. 1.14. until the redemption of the p. possession 
 1 Tim. 3. 13. have used tiieoflice of deacon well.p. 
 1 Pet. 2.1 y. ye are a p. people, that ye should shew 
 PLMIK 
 
 Signifies, [1] Simple, unmixed, uncomponnded, as 
 wine witiwnt water, </old or silver tcithout dross, 
 Exod. 25. 17, -'ll. Dent. .32. 14. [2] Holy, free 
 from spot, slam, or the least mixture of sin, 
 Psal. ly. 8. 1 .Tolm .3. .3. [3] Une who is 
 single-hearted and sincere, free from any reign¬ 
 ing sin. Mat. 5. 8. [4] Devout and religious, 
 Prov. .30. 12. [5] 'Tried or refined, Psal. liy. 
 + 140. '1 hy word is pure; that is, it is per¬ 
 fectly free from all falsehood and deceit, and 
 contains pure precepts, pure examples, great 
 helps, and strong encouragements to purity, and 
 dissuasives from sin. [CJ Clear and free, Acts 
 20. 26. [7] Lawful to he used, l.’om. 14. 20. 
 [8] Believers, whose hearts are purified hy faith. 
 Tit. 1. 15. [9]t Tree from error, idolatry, and 
 hypocrisy, .James 1. 27. 
 
 Exod. 27- 20. that they bring tliep. oil. Lev. 24. 2. 
 .30. 2.3. take p. myrrh H .34. with p. frankincense 
 31. 8. the p. candlestick, .39. .37. Lev. 24. 4. 
 
 Lev. 24. 6. set cakes on the p. table before the Lord 
 7. thou slialt putjs. frankincense on each row 
 Deut. .32. 14. didst drink the blood of the grape 
 t2 Sam. ‘IQ,. 27. with the p. thou wilt shew thyself ;d. 
 witli froward, thyself froward, Psal. 18. 26. 
 
 1 Kings i). 11. and twenty tneasiires of oil 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 11. the shewbread set on the^i. fable 
 Ezra 6. 20. all were^>. and killed the passover 
 Job 4. 17- shall a man be more p. than his Maker? 
 
 8. 6. if thou wei tp. and upright, surely now 
 11. 4. for thou hast said, my doctrine is p. 
 
 36. 17. not for any injustice, also my prayer is;;. 
 
 25. 5. yea, the stars are not p. in his siclit 
 JTa/. 12. 6. the words of the Lord are p. words 
 
 19. 8. the commandment of the Lord is js>. 
 
 119. 140. tl)y word is very p. therefore I love it 
 
 Prov. 15. 26. the words of the g. are pleasant 
 
 20. 9. who can say, I am p. from m3' sin? 
 
 11. whether his work be p. whether it be right 
 
 21. 8. but as for the p. his work is risht 
 
 30. 5. every word of God is p. lie is shield to them 
 
 12. a generation that are p. in their own e3’es 
 Jer. 51. t II. make j!?. the arrows, gather shields 
 Dan. 7. 9. the hair of his head like the;5. wool 
 Mic. 6. 11. shall 1 count them p. with wicked 
 Zeph. .3. 9. I will turn to the people ^p. lamruage 
 filal. 1. 11. in every place a p. olfering be offered 
 Marl- 14.1 3. an alabaster box of jo. nafd. piecious 
 Acts 20. 26. I am p. from the blood of all men 
 Pont. 14. 20. all things indeed are ji. but it is evil 
 Phil. 4. 8. whatsoever things are p. what lovely 
 
 1 'Tim. 3. 9. the mystery of faith in a jg. conscience 
 
 5. 22. neither be partaker of sins, keep thyself;;. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 3. whom I serve with a p. conscience 
 Tit. 1. 15. to the p. all things are but to them 
 
 that are defiled and unbelieving nothing is jt>. 
 Eleh. 10. 22. and our bodies washed with p. water 
 Jam. 1. 27. p. religion and undefiled is this, to visit 
 
 the fatherless 
 
 3. 17- but the wisdom from above is first;;. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 1. in both which T stir up your p. minds 
 
 1 John 3. .3. purifieth himself even as he is p. 
 
 Per. 15. 6. the seven angels clothed in p. linen 
 
 22. 1. he shewed me a p. river of water of life 
 
 « See Heart, Gold. 
 
 PURELY. 
 
 Isa. 1. 25. and I will p. purge away thy dross 
 PURKKPSS. 
 
 Job 22. .30. it is delivered by thep. of thine hands 
 Prov. 22. 11. he that lov.p. of heart, king his friend 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 6. approving ourselves by p. by knowledge 
 
 PURER. 
 
 Lam. 4. 7. her Nazarites were p. than snow 
 Hah. 1. 1.3. thou art of p. eyes than to behold evil 
 PURGE. 
 
 2 Chr. .34. 3. .Tosiah began top. .Tudah and .Terns. 
 Psal. 51. 7- P- me with hyssop, anrl I shall be clean 
 65. 3. our transgressions thou shalt p. them 
 79. 9. and p. away our sins for tlTy name’s sake 
 Isa. 1. 25. and purely p. away thy dross and tin 
 Ezek. 20. .38 I wdll p. from among 3’ou the rebels 
 4.3. 20. thus shalt thou cleanse and p. it 
 
 26. seven days shall theyp. the altar and purify it 
 Dan. 11. 35. .some of them shall fall top. them 
 Mai. .3. 3. anri p. them as gold and silvei', to offer 
 Mat. 3. 12. he will thoroughly p. his floor, and 
 
 gather his wheat into the garner, Luke 3. 17. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7. p. out therefore the old lea\'en 
 
 2 T/w. 2.21. if a man thereforep. himself from these 
 lleb. 9. 14. p. your conscience from dead works 
 
 PURGED. 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 14. iniquity of Eli’s house shall not bep. 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 8. when he had p. the land anri house 
 Prov. 16. 6. bv' mercy and truth iniquity isp. 
 
 Isa. 4. 4. and shall have p. the blood of .Jerusalem 
 
 6. 7. thy iniquity is taken away, and thy sinp. 
 
 22. 14. surely this iniquity shall not be p. 
 
 27. 9. by this shall the iniquity of .Jacob bep. 
 Ezek. 24. 13. because 1 have p. thee, and thou wast 
 notp. thou shalt not be p. fiom thy filthiness 
 Heh. 1. .3. when he had by himself p. our sins 
 
 9. 22. almost all things are by the law p. by blood 
 
 10. 2. because that the worshippers once p. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.9. hath forgotten he wasp, from his old sins 
 PURGETH. 
 
 John 15. 2. ever3’ branch fhat beareth, hep. it 
 PURGING. 
 
 Prov. 20. + .30. blueness of a wound is a p. medicine 
 Mark 7. 19. goeth out into the draught, p. meats 
 PURIFICATION, S. 
 
 Kum. 19. 9. it shall be kept, it is ap. for sin 
 17. take of ashes of the burnt heifer of p. for sin 
 2 Chron. .‘kl. 19. according to p. of the sanctuary 
 Keh. 12. 45. porters kept the ward of their p. 
 
 Esth. 2. 3. the thingsof theirp. be given them 
 12. .so were the days of theirp. accomplished 
 Luke 2. 22. when days of herp. were accomplished 
 Acts 21. 26. the accomplishment of the days of p. 
 
 380 
 
 PURIFY. 
 
 19.12. shallp. himself with it the third day,19. 
 
 20. shall be unclean, and shall not p. himself 
 31.19. p. yourselves and your captives on third day 
 20. p. all youi' raimeiirt, and all made of skins 
 JobA\. 25. by reason of bieakings theyp. themselves 
 Isa. 66. 17. thatp. themselves in the gar<lens 
 Ezek. 4.3. 26. .seven days shall they p. the altar 
 Mai. .3. .3. and he shall p. the sonsof J.evi 
 John 11. .55. went to .Jerusalem to p. themselves 
 xlcts 21.24. take and p. thyself with them 
 'Tit. 2. 14. and p. to himself a peculiar people 
 Jam. 4. 8. p. your hearts, ye double-minded 
 PURIFIED. 
 
 lev. 8. 15. and p. the altar, and poured the blood 
 Num. 8. 21. the Levites were p. Ezra 6. 20. 
 
 31. 23. shall be p. with the water of separation 
 QSam. 11.4. liathsheba wasp, from uncleanness 
 Psal. 12.6. are pure words, as silver p. seven times 
 Prov. 30. t 5. every word of God isp. 
 
 Dan. 12. 10. many shall be p. and m de white 
 Acts 24. 18. certain .Jews from Asia found mep. 
 lleh. 9. + 18. nor first testament p. without blood 
 23. the patterns of things in the heavens hep. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. seeing ye have p. your souls in obeying 
 PURIFIER. 
 
 Mai. 3. 3. he shall sit as a refiner and p. of silver 
 PURllTEI II. 
 
 Num. 19. 13. toucheth a ilead body and p. not 
 1 Jolm 3. 3. that hath this hopep. himself 
 PURIFYING. 
 
 Ley. 12. 4. shall continue in the blood of herp. 
 
 6. when the days of her p. are fulfilled 
 Num. 8. 7- sprinkle water of p. on them 
 1 Chron. 23. 28. office was in p. all holy things 
 Esth. 2. 12. with other things for p. of women 
 John 2. 6. after the manner of the p. of the Jews 
 .3. 25. then there aiose a question about p. 
 lieb. 9. 13. sanctifieth to the p. of the liesh 
 PURIFYING. 
 
 Acts 15. 9. p. their hearts by faith 
 
 21. 26. and the next day p. himself with them 
 
 PURIM, 
 
 Or Pur, or Phiir ; that is to say. Lots. This was a 
 very solemn feast of the .Jews, instituted in memory 
 of the lots that were cast hy Hainan the enemy cf 
 the .1 ews. 'These 1 .ots were cast in the first month 
 of the year, Esth. 3. 7. and marked out the twelfth 
 month of the same year, for the execution e/Ha- 
 man’s design, which was to destroy all the .Jews of 
 the kingdom of Persia. 'Thus the superstition of 
 Elaman, in casting and pursuing tie event of these 
 lots, teas the cause of his own ruin, and of the pre¬ 
 servation of the .Jews; who had now time to avert 
 this blow, hy means of Tsihor the spouse of Aha- 
 suenis, and to remove those ill impressions he had 
 conceived of the .Jews. In memory of this so 
 signal and miraculous delii erance, the Jews insti¬ 
 tuted a feast, to which they gave the name of Pur, 
 or Piirim. 
 
 Esth, 9. 26. called these days P. after name of Pur 
 
 28. and that these days ot P. should not fail 
 
 29. to confirm this second letter of P. 31. 
 
 32. and the decree of I'sther confirmed these P. 
 
 PURITY. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. be thou an example in faith, in p. 
 
 5. 2. rebuke the younger as sisters, with allp. 
 
 PUREOIMNG. 
 
 Tit. 2.10. notp. but shewing all good fidelity 
 
 PURPLE. 
 
 F.rod. 25.4. this is the offering, blue. p. and scarlet 
 
 26. 1. thou shaltmake curtains of fine linen andp. 
 .39. 3. the gold cut into wires, to work in thep. 
 Num. 4. 1.3. lake away ashes and spread a p. cloth 
 Judy. 8.26. p. raiment was on the kings of Midian 
 
 2 Chron. 2.7. send a man cunning to work in p. 14. 
 .3.14. he mafle the vail of blue, and p. and crimson 
 
 Esth. 1.6. fastened with cords of fine linen and p. 
 8. 15, Mordec.went out with garm. of linen andp. 
 Prov. .31. 22. her clothing is silk and o. 
 
 Cant. .3. 10. he made the covering of it ofp. 
 
 7- 5. and the hair of thine head like p. 
 
 Jer. 10. 9. blue and p. is their clothing 
 Ezek. 27.7. p, was that which covered thee 
 
 16. .Syria occupied in thy fairs with emeralds, p. 
 Mark 15. 17- and they clothed him with p. 
 
 20. mocked him, they took off thep. from him 
 r.uke 16. 19. a certain rich man clothed in p. 
 
 John 19. 2. the soldiers put on him ap. robe 
 5. then came Jesus forth wearing the p. robe 
 Acts 16.14. a woman named l^ydia, a seller ofp. 
 lleh. 9. f 19. Moses took p. and sprinkled the book 
 Pev. 17. 4. the woman was arrayed inp. and scarlet 
 
 18. 12. none buyeth the merchamlise or p. 
 
 16. that great city, that was clothed inp. and scarl. 
 
 PURPOSE. 
 
 Num. 14. + 34. ye shall know my altering of mj’p. 
 Puth 2. 16. and let fall some handfuls ofp. for her 
 Ezra 4. 5. hired counsellors I0 frustrate theirp. 
 Neh. 8. 4. a pulpit of wood they maiie for the p. 
 
 Job .3.3. 17. that he may withdraw man fi om hisp. 
 Prov. 20. 18. every p. is established by counsel 
 Eccl. .3. 1. and a time to every p. 17. I 8. 6. 
 
 5. + 8. if thou seest oppression, marvel not at the p. 
 Isa. 1. 11. to whatp. is multitude of your sacrifices 
 14. 26. this is the p. that is purposed upon the earth 
 .30.7. the Egyptians shall help in vain, and to no p. 
 Jer. 6. 20. to' what p. cometh to me incense ? 
 
 49. 30. Nebuchadnezzar conceived ap. ag. Hazor 
 51. 29. for every p. of the Lord shall stand 
 Ezek. 38. t 10. thou shaltconceive a mischievou.sp. 
 Dan. 6. 17. that p. be not changed concerning Dan. 
 Mat. 26. 8. saying, to whatp. is this waste ? 
 
 Acts 11. 23. with p. of heart, they would cleave 
 
 26. 16. for I have appearetl to thee for this p. 
 
 27. 13. supposing that they had obtained theirp. 
 
 4.3. the centurion kept them from theirp. 
 
 Pom. 8. 28. who are the called according to hisp. 
 
 9.11. that thep. of Go<l according to election stand 
 
 17. even for this same p. have liaised thee up 
 Iph. 1. 11. according to thep. of him whoworketh 
 
 3. 11. acewding to the eternal p. in Christ 
 
 Fpli. 6.22. T sent to you for the same p. Col. 4. 8. 
 
 2 'J'lm. 1.9. called us accord, to his ow np. and grac« 
 .3. 10. but thou hast fully known my p. faith 
 1 John 3. 8. for thisp. Son of Gtid was mani;’ested 
 PURPOSES. 
 
 Cen.6. + 5. the p. of man’s heart xvas only evil 
 ,Ti>h 17. 11. my days are past, my p. are broken off 
 Prov. 15. 22. without counsel p. are disappointed 
 Isa. 19. 10. tliey shall be broken in thep. thereof 
 Jer. 49. 20. hear counsel of the Ixird and p. 45. 
 PURPOSE, ED. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 5. I p. to build an house to the T ord 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 10. p. to keep under Ju ah and lerus. 
 
 .32. 2. .Sennacherib p. to fight against .lerusalern 
 Psal. 17. .3. I am p. my mouth shall not transgress 
 
 110. 4. who have p. to overthrow my goings 
 Isa. 14. 24. and as I havep. so shall it stand 
 
 26. this is the purpose p. upon the w hole earth 
 
 27. the Eord hath p. who shall disannul it? 
 
 19. 12. what the Lord hath p. upon I'.gypt 
 
 2.3. 9. Lord hatli p. to stain the pride o? all glory 
 46. 11. I havep. it, and I will also do it 
 Jer. 4. 28. I have p. it, and will not repent 
 26. 3. repent me of the evil w hich I p. to do them 
 .36. .3. w ill hear all evil which 1 p. to do to them 
 
 19. 20. his purposes that he hath p. 50. 45. 
 
 I.am. 2. 8. the Lord hath p. to destroy the wall 
 Dan. 1. 8. Dan. p. in his heart not to'defile himself 
 Acts 19. 21. Paul p. in Spirit to go to .lerusalern 
 
 20. 3. Paul p. to return through .Macedouia 
 Pom. 1. 1.3. that oftentimes I p. to come to you 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 17. things 1 p. <io I p. accord, to the flesh I 
 Eph. 1. 9. his w ill w hich he hath p. in himself 
 
 3. 11. eternal purpose which he p. in Christ Jesus 
 
 PURPOSEIH. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 7- every man as he p. in his heart, so give 
 PURPOSING. 
 
 Gen. 27.42.Esau doth comfort himself, p. to kill thee 
 PURSE. 
 
 Prev. 1. 14. cast in thv lot, let ns have one p. 
 
 I.uke 10. 4. carry neither p. nor scrip, nor shoes 
 
 22. 35. when 1 sent you without p. and scrip 
 36. but now he that hatli a p. let him take it 
 PURSES. 
 
 Mat. 10.9. provide neither silv. nor brass in yourp. 
 MarkG. 8. they should rake no money in theirp. 
 PURSUE. 
 
 Gen. .35. 5. they did notp. after the sons of Jacob 
 Exod. 15.9. the enemy' said, 1 will p. 1 will overtake 
 Dent. 19. 6. lest the avenger of blof)d p. Josh. 20. 5, 
 
 28. 22. they shall p. thee until thou perish. 45. 
 
 Josh. 2. 5.p. after them, ye shall overtake them 
 8. 16. the men of Ai were called together top. 
 
 10. 19. stay not, biitp. afteryoiir enemies 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 14. after whom dost thoup. 
 
 25. 29. a man is risen to p. thee and seek thy’ soul 
 
 26. 18. wherefore doth my Icjd thiisp. me ? 
 
 .30.8. shall 1 p. after this troop ? he answered,p, 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 1.1 w ill arise and p. after David 
 20. 6. take thy lord’s sei vants, p. after .Sheba, 7. 
 
 24. 13.wilt thou flee while enemies p. thee ? 
 
 Job 13. 25. and wilt thou p. the dry stubble ? 
 
 .30. 15. ten orsp. my soul as the wind 
 Psal. 34. 14. do good, seek i^eace and p. it 
 Isa. 5. t 11. that continue till winep. them 
 .30. 16. therefore shall they thatp. you be swift 
 Jer. 48. 2. O madmen, the sword shall p. tliee 
 Ezek. 35. 6. and blooii shallp. thee 
 Hos.ii.3. Israel, the enemy shall p. him 
 Amos 1. 11. bee. I’.tiom didp. l'.,s broth, with swerd 
 Nah. 1.8. and darkness shall p. his enemies 
 PURSUED. 
 
 Gen. 14.14. Abram p. them to Dan and Hohah, 15. 
 31. 2.3. Laban and his brethren p. Jacob, ,36. 
 
 Exod. 14. 8. Pharaoh and the Egyptians p. after 
 Israel, 9, 2.3. Dent. 11. 4. Josa. 24. 6. 
 Josh. 2. l.p. tl'.e spies ' 8. 16. they of Aip. 17. 
 
 Jndg. 1.6. p. after Adoni-bezek, ami caught him 
 
 4. 16. but I’arak p. after the chariots, 22. 
 
 7. 2.3. Gideon p. after the Midianites, 25. | 8. 12. 
 20. 45. Israel p. ITnjaniin untoGidom 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 11. Israel p. tlie Pliilistines, 17. 52. 
 
 2.3. 25. Saul p. David || .30.10. Dav. p. Amalekites 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 19. and Asahel p. after .Abner 
 
 24. Joabp. Abner |i 28. Joab p. Israel no more 
 20. 10. so .loah and .-\bishai p. after Sheba 
 22. .38. 1 li vep. mine enemies, Psal. 18. .37. 
 
 1 KingsQO. 20. Sy rians fled, and Isr. p. after them 
 
 2 Kings 25. 5. and the army of Chaldees p. the 
 
 king and overtook him. Jer. .39. 5. | 52. 8. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 19. Ahijahp. after Jeroboam 
 14. 13. Asa and people p. the Etliiopians to Gerar 
 Isa. 41. 3. he p. them, and passed safely 
 Lam. 4.19. theyp. us upon the mountains, laid wait 
 PURSUER. S. 
 
 Josh. 2. 16. get to the mountain lest p. meet .vcu 
 22. until the p. returned, thep. .sought tliein 
 
 8. 20. and the people turned back upon the p. 
 
 Lam. 1. 6. are gone without strength before the p. 
 
 PUR^'UF.ril, ING. 
 
 Lev. 26. 17. and ye shall flee when none p. you 
 .36. and they shall fall when none p. 37. 
 
 Judg.?>. 4. Gideon w ith .30) men, faint, yetp. them 
 
 5. 1 amp. Zebah and Zalmiinna, kings of Midiau 
 
 1 Ham. 2.3. 28. Saul returned from p. after David 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 22. behold, Joab came from p. a troop 
 
 18. 16. the people returned from p. after Israel 
 1 Kings 18. 27. yonr god is p. or on a journey 
 
 22. 33. perceived it was not the king, they fumed 
 back from p. .leheshaphat, Q Chron. 18. .32. 
 Prov. 11. 19. he that p. evil p. it to his own death 
 13. 21. evil p. sinners, to the righteous goo.l repaid 
 
 19. 7. he p. theni with words, yet they are wanting 
 
 28. 1. the wicked flee when no man p. 
 
 PURSUir. 
 
 1 Kings 18. + 27- ho is a goo, talking, or hath a p. 
 PURTF.NANCE.' 
 
 Exod. 12. 9. roast with fire, his head, legs, andp. 
 PUSH. 
 
 Exod. 21. 29. but if the ox were wont to p. ,36. 
 
 .32. if the ox p. a man-servant or maid servant 
 Deut, 33. 17. with them he shallp. tlie people 
 
PUT 
 
 P U1 
 
 PUT 
 
 1 Kingi CC. 11. with these shall thou p. the Syrians, 
 until thou have consumed them, ‘i I'Jiron. 18.10. 
 Job :i0. 12. they p. away my feet, and raise up 
 Fial. 41. 5. tliro’ thee will we p. dowm our enemies 
 Da7i. 11.40. at the end shall king of south p. at him 
 PUSHKU. 
 
 Ezei, 34.21. p. all the diseased with vour horns 
 rUSHlJSG. 
 
 Dan. 8.4.1 saw the ram jo. westward and northward 
 PUT. 
 
 Gen. 2. 8. there God p. the man he had formed, 15. 
 
 3. Jo. 1 will p. enmity between thee and woman 
 24. 2. p. thy hand under my thivh, y. | If. 20. 
 
 47 . and I p. the ear-ring upon her face 
 
 27 . 15. p. them upon .lacob lier younger son 
 Id. she^?. the skins of the kids upon his hands 
 
 28. 11. Jacob the stones for his pillows 
 2y. 3. p. tlie stone again on the well's mouth 
 30.40. hep. Ills own flocks by themselves 
 
 42. when cattle were feeble, he p. not the rods 
 31.34. Uacliel p. them in the camels’ furniture 
 32. 16 . p. space betwixt drove and drove 
 
 38. 14. I'amar p. off her widow^’s garments 
 
 30. 4. all he had he p. into Joseph’s hand 
 4t). 15. that they should p. me into the dungeon 
 42. 17 . hep. them altoeetlier in ward 
 4(). 4. Josepli shall p. Ida hand on thine eyes 
 48. 38. p. thy right liand upon Ids head 
 Eiud. 3. 5. dravv not nigh hither, p. off thy shoes 
 from off thy feet, I.sa. 20. 2. AcU 7 . 33. 
 
 22. ye shall p. them on your sons and daughters 
 
 4. 6. Lord said.p. now thy hand in thy bosom 
 
 15. speak to him, and p. words in his mouth 
 
 5. 21. top. a sword in their hand to slay us 
 8.23. 1 willp. a division between my people 
 
 11 . 7 . may know the Lord doth p, a difiereuce 
 15.26. 1 willp. none of these tliseases on thee 
 
 16 . 33. p. an homer full of manna therein 
 
 22. 5. and p. in his beast in another man’s field 
 
 8. to see whether he have p. in his hand 
 
 11. an oath that he hath not p. his hatid 
 
 23. l.p. not thine hand with the wicked 
 20.24. thou shaltp. all in the hands of Aaron 
 
 30. 36. p. of the perfume before the testimony 
 
 32. 27 . p. every man his sword by his side 
 
 33. 5. now p. off thy ornaments from thee 
 22. 1 will p. thee in a cleft of the rock 
 
 l.ev. 8. 27- hep. all on Aaron’s and his sons’ hands 
 
 10. 14. norp. a stumbling-block before the blind 
 
 21. 12. and they p. the blasphemer in ward 
 26. 8. p. ten thousand to flight. Dent. 32. .3il. 
 
 Num. 6. 27 . shall p. my name on the children of Tsr. 
 11 . 17 . of spirit which is on thee, and p. upon them 
 20, the l.ord would p. his Spirit on them 
 21.0. Moses made a serpent of brass, and p. it on a 
 
 23. 5. the Lord p. a vvord in Balaam's mouth, 16. 
 Dent. 10. 2. thou shalt p. them in the ark 
 
 5. I p. the tables in the ark which 1 had made 
 11.20- thou shaltp. the blessing on mount Gerizim 
 
 12.5. the place he shall choose to p. his name, 21. 
 
 7 . ye shall rejoice in all ye p. your hand to 
 
 38. 18. and will p. my words in his mouth 
 
 23. 24. but thou shalt not p. any grapes in fhv vessel 
 Josh. 7 .11. p. it even among their own stuff 
 Judtj. 12.3. I p. my life in my hands, and passed 
 
 1 6(un, 2. 36. p. me into one of the priest’s uflices 
 
 8. 16. your King, he will p. your asses to work 
 
 14. 26. but no man p. his hand to his mouth 
 
 17 . 39 . and David p. them off him 
 
 54. but hep. (loliatli’s armour in his tent 
 
 19 . 5. for he did p. Ids life in his hand 
 28. 21. I liavep. my life in my hand 
 1, Kings 5. 3. l.ordp. them under the soles of his feet 
 9 3. top. my name there, 11, 36. 1 14. 21. 
 
 12. 29 . the other of the calves p. he in Dan 
 
 18. 2.3. lay it on wood, an<i p. no tire under 
 
 22. 27 . saith the kinc:, p. this fellow in prison 
 
 2 Kings 4. 34. hep. his mouth upon his mouth 
 n. 12. the king's son, the)’ p. the crown on him 
 
 3.3. 16 . p. thine hand upon the bow, he p. his hand 
 
 19 . 28. 1 c\ill p. hook in thy nose, Isa. .37 . 29. 
 
 21. 7 . in this house and Jerusalem will 1 p. my 
 
 name for ever, 2 Chron. 6 . 20. 1 12. 13. | 3.3. 7 . 
 
 3 Chron. 11.19. that have p. their lives in jeopardy 
 
 1.3. 10. because hep. his hand to the ark 
 21. 27 . and the angel p. up his sword again 
 
 2 Chroti. 6.11. and in the house have 1 p. the ark 
 36. .3. the king of l’gyi)t p. him dowii at Jerusalem 
 
 22. Cyrus p. the decree in writing, Ezra 1. 1. 
 Ezra 6. 12. destroy kings that p. their hand to alter 
 
 7 . 27 . hath p. such a thing in the king’s heart 
 iSeh. 2. 12. what God had p. in my heart to do 
 .3. 5. their nobles p. not their necks to the work 
 
 4. 2.3. that every one p. them off for washing 
 
 6. 14. 'lobi;di would have p. me in fear, 19.' 
 Esth.9. 1. his decree drew near to be p. in execution 
 Job 4. 18. behold, he p. no trust in his servants 
 
 1.3. 14. wherefore do 1 p. my life in ndue hand? 
 17 . 3. lay down, p. me in a surety with thee 
 
 39. 1.3. he hath p. my brethi en far from me 
 2.3.6. no, but he would p. strength in me 
 .38. .36. who p. wisdom in the inward parts 
 41.2. canst thou p. an hook into his nose .' 
 Psal.A.'i. thou hast p. gladness in my heart 
 
 8.0. thou hastp. all things under his feet, \Cor. 
 
 1.5. 25, 27 . Eph. 1.22. lleb.^. 8. 
 
 9 . 20. p. in fear, O l.ord, that nations may know 
 
 SO. 11. thou hast p. off my sackclotii and girded me 
 
 31. 18. let the lying lips bep. to silence 
 
 40. 3. he hath p. a new song in my mouth 
 
 14. let them be driven backward, and p. to 
 shame, that wish me evil, 44 . 7 . j 5 , 3 . 5. 
 44. 9 . but thou hast cast olf and p. us to shame 
 56. }!. p. thou my tears into thy bottle 
 78. 66. hep. them to a perpetual reproach 
 418.18. lover and friend hast thou p. Lar from me 
 
 118.8. better to trust in Ij. than to p. confid. in man 
 
 9 . better to trust in L. than to p. confid. in princes 
 119 . 31. O Lord, p. me not to shame 
 Prov.m. 2. and p. a knife to thy throat 
 
 25.8. w hen thy neighbour hath p. thee to shame 
 
 10. lest he that heareth it p. thee to shame 
 
 EU:cl. 10.10. then must he p. to more strength 
 Cant. 5. 3. I havep. ofl my coat, how shall 1 p. it on ? 
 
 4. my beloved p. in his hand by hole of the door 
 Isa. 5. 20. woe to them that p. darkness for light 
 
 10. 13. I have p. (lown the inhabitants 
 
 11.8. weaned child p. his liand on cockatrice’den 
 37 . t 7 . 1 will p. a spirit into him 
 
 42. 1. 1 have p. my .Spii it upon him, l\1at. 12. 18. 
 
 43. 26.p. me in remembrance, let us plead 
 47 . 11. thou shalt not be able to p. it otf 
 
 51. 16. 1 have p. words in thy mouth, .Ter. 1. 9. 
 
 23. p. it into the hand of them tliat afflict thee 
 
 5.3. 10. to bruise him, he hath p. him to grief 
 59 . t 19 . .Spirit of the l.ord shall p. him to flight 
 
 21. the words I p. in thy mouth shall not depart 
 
 6.3.11. where is he tiiatp. Ids 11. Spirit within him ? 
 Jer. 3. 19. how shall 1 p. thee among the children 
 
 8. 14. for the Lord our God hath p. us to silence 
 12.13. they havep. themselv.to pain, butnotproiit 
 
 31.3.3. 1 willp. my law in their inward parts 
 
 32. 40. I will p. my fear in their hearts 
 
 47 . 6. O sword, p. up thyself into thy scabbard 
 Ezek.^. 17 . they p. the liranch to their nose 
 
 11. 19 . 1 willgive them one heart, 1 willp. anew 
 
 spirit within you, 36. 26, 27. 1 37. 14. 
 16. 14. through my comeliness I hadp. upon thee 
 22. 26. her priests havep. no difference 
 
 29. 4. 1 will p. hooks in thy jaws. 38. 4. 
 
 30. 13. 1 will p. a fear in the land of l^!rypt 
 37 . 6. and p. breath in you, and ye shall live 
 
 Dan. 5. 19 . and whom he would hep. down 
 JoelZ. 13. p. in the sickle, for the harvest is ripe 
 Mic. 2.12. I willp. them togeth. as sheep of Bozrah 
 
 7 . 5. trust not a friend,p. ye not contid. in a guide 
 Zcph.a. 19 . where they have beenp. to shame 
 Hag. 1. 6. earneth wages to p. it in a bag with holes 
 Mat. 5.15. nor light candle and p. it under a bushel 
 
 9 . 17 . nor do menp. new wine into old bottles 
 19 . 6. let not man p. asunder, Alark 10. 9. 
 
 22. 34. that he had p. the .Sadducees to silence 
 25 . 27 . oughtest to p. my money to exchangers 
 
 26. 52. p. up again thy sword, Jo/m 18. 11. 
 
 27- 6. not lawful to p. them into the treasury 
 Mark 10.16.p. his hands on them, and blessed them 
 I.uke 1.52. hath p. down mighty from their seats 
 
 15. 22. bring best rotie, p. it on him, and p. a ring 
 John!). I. 1 have none to p. me into the pool 
 
 9. 15. he p. clay upon mine eyes, and 1 do see 
 
 19. 29. p. it upon hyssop, and p. it to his mouth 
 
 20. 25. unless I p. my finger into the print of nails 
 Acts 1. 7 . the father hath p. in his own power 
 
 4. 3. theyp. the apostles in liold unto next clay 
 
 5. 18. and p. them in the common prison 
 25. behold, the men whom yep. m prison 
 
 13. 46. seeing yep. the word of God from 3 'ou 
 
 15. 9. and p. no ctitference between us and them 
 
 10. to p. a yoke upon the neck of tlie disciples 
 B.om. 14. 13. that no man p. a stumbling bloc k 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 24. he shall havep. down authority 
 25. till he p. all his enemies under his feet 
 
 2 Cor. 5. t 19 . p. in us the word of reconciliation 
 
 8.16. God, which p. the same earnest care in 1 itus 
 Eph. 4. 22. that ye p. otf the old man, Col. 3. 9. 
 Col. 3. 8. ye also p. off these, auger, wrath 
 
 1 Tim.i.ij. ifthoup. the bi ethren in remembrance, 
 
 shalt tie a good minister, 2 Tim. 2. 14. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 6. wherefore I p. thee in remembrance 
 Tzt. 3. 1. p. them in mind to be subject to powers 
 Philetn. 18. if he oweth.p. that on my account 
 Ileb. 2. 5. to angels, hatli he notp. in subjection 
 
 6. 6. if fall away, to renew tliem,seeing they cru¬ 
 cify .Son of G. ati esli, andp. him to an open shame 
 
 8. 10. I W'ill p. my laws into their mind, and write 
 
 10. 16. I willp. my laws into their heai ts 
 Jam. 3. 3. wep. bits in the horses’ mouths 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 15. ye may p. to silenc e the ignorance 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 12. to p. you always in remembrance 
 
 14. knowimt that 1 must p. otf this tabernacle 
 
 Jnde 5. 1 will p. you also in rememlirance 
 /feti. 2. 24. I wilfp. on you none other burden 
 17 .17- God hathp. in their hearts to fulfil his will 
 P U 1 away. 
 
 Gen. 35. 2. p. away the strange gods among you 
 Exod. 12. 15. p. c/rrccptiie leaven out of your houses 
 Lei:.21. 7 . nor take a woman p. away from hei’ hush. 
 Deut. 19. 1.3.p. c/irfl'p gcdlt of innocent blood, 21.9. 
 
 22. 19. he may not p. her away all his da vs, 29. 
 Josh. 24. 14. p. away the strange gods your fathers 
 
 served, 23. Jndg. U). 16. 1 ■''am. I. 3. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 14. Eli said,p. away thy wine from thee 
 28. 3. Saul had w. away wizards out of the land 
 
 ‘I Sam. 7 . 15. Saul whom 1 p. atoay before thee 
 
 12. 1.3. Nathan said, the Lord hath p. awayXhy sin 
 
 2 Kings3. 2. .lehoram p. away the imaae of Baal 
 
 23. 24. all the abominations did .losialip. away 
 
 2 Chnm. 15.8. Asa p. away the abominable iciols 
 Ezra 10. 3. make a covenant top. azccipthe wdves 
 19 . they gave their hands to p. izav/p their wives 
 Job 11. 14. if iniquity be in thine hancl.p. \\away 
 
 22. 2.3. p. czii’icp iniquity from thy tabernacle 
 T’sal. 18. 22. I did not p. aioay his statutes fiom me 
 
 27 . 9.p. not thy servant away in anger 
 
 88. 8. tiiou hast p. axoay mine acquaintance 
 Prov. 4. 24. p. away from thee a frowarcl mouth 
 Isa. 50.1. whom 1 have/i.rticvip your mother, p. a. 
 Jer. 3. 1. if a man p. away \I\s wife, will he return 
 8. I had p. her flirop, andeiven her a bill of clivoice 
 
 4. 1. if thou wilt p. away thine abominations 
 I'.zek. 43. 9. let them p.a ray their whoredom 
 
 44. 22. nor shall jiriest take her that is p. away 
 IIos. 2. 2. let her p. axray her w boredoms 
 Amos 6. 3. ye that p. far away the evil day 
 Mai. 2. + Ki. if he hate her, p. her away 
 
 Mat. 1. 19 . Jets, was minded top. her axray privily 
 
 5. 31. it hath been said, w'hoso shall p. aivaij his 
 
 wile, .32. 1 19 . 9. Mark 10. 11. I.uke 16. 18. 
 Mark 10. 2. is it lavvful forman to p. away his wile r 
 
 12. if a woman shallp. away her husband 
 I Cor. 5. 13. p. array from you that wicked jierson 
 
 7 .11. let not the husband p. away his wife, 12. 
 
 13. 11. wdien a man, 1 p. array childishthings 
 Eph. 4.31. let anger and evil speaking bep. away 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 19. which some havingp. array 
 Ileb. 9. 26. to p. away sin by the sacrifice of hims. 
 See Dk.\tii, I'.vil. 
 
 PUT forth. 
 
 Gen. .3. 22. lest he p. forth and take of free of life 
 
 8. 9. Noah p. forth his hand and took the dove 
 
 19. 10. the men p. forth their hand and pulled Lot 
 Exod. 4. 4. p. 9ti;7/c thine hand and take it by the tail 
 Dent. 3.3. 14. precious things p. forth by the moon 
 Judy. 3. 21. and LIuici p. forth Ins left hand 
 
 6. 21. the angel p. jorth the end of the staff 
 
 14. 12. I will now p. forth a riddle to you, 13. 
 
 1.5. 15. S'Axwson p. forth and took the jaw-bone 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 27 . .lonath. p. forth the rod and dijiped it 
 22 . 17 . the servants not p. forth to slay the priests 
 
 24. 10. not p. forth mine hand ag. Loid's anointed 
 
 2 Sanj. 6 . 6 . Uzzahp. /. his hand to ark, 1 Chr. 13. 9 . 
 
 15.5. to do A bsalom obeisance, he p. jorth his hanci 
 18. 12. yet not p. forth my hand against king’s son 
 
 1 Kings 13. 4. Jei'ob p. yii/7/i his hand, ami he p.f. 
 Job 1. 11. p. forth thy hand and touch all, 2. 5. 
 
 12. only upon himselfp. not forth thy hand 
 Psal.35.Q0. he yiirt/i hands against him at peace 
 125. .3. lest the righteous p. forth their hands 
 Prov. 8. 1. doth not Understand, p. forth her voice ? 
 
 25. 6 . p. not forth thyself in presence of the king 
 Jer. 1 . 9 . L. p. forth his hand and touched my mouth 
 Ezek. 8 . 3. he p. forth form of an hand and took me 
 
 17 . 2. son of man, p. forth a riddle and speak 
 Mat. 8. .3. .lesus p. forth his hand and touched him, 
 1 will, be thou clean, Mark 1. 41. Luke b. 13. 
 
 9. 25. but when people were p. forth, he went in 
 
 13. 24. another parable p. \\ii forth, 31. Luke lA.I. 
 Acts 5. 34. commanded top. the apostles forth 
 
 9 . 40. but Peter p. them all forth, and kneeled 
 PUT on. 
 
 Gen. 28. 20. bread to eat, and raiment to p. on 
 .38. 19. lamarp. on garments other widowhood 
 Exod. 29 . .30. his son that is priest, shall p. them on 
 
 3 . 3 . 4. no man did p. on him his ornaments 
 Lev. 6. 10. the priest shall p. on his linen garment 
 
 11. he shall p. ow other garments, and carry forth 
 
 16 . 4. he shall p. on the lioly linen coat 
 
 24. he shall p. on his garments and come forth 
 
 21. 10. high priest consecrated top. 071 the garm. 
 JStim. 16 . 46. p. on incense, and go quickly to cong. 
 Deut. 22. 5. nor a man p. o>i a woman’s garment 
 
 2 Sa/7t. 1. 24. wee|) for Saul, whop. o7t ornaments 
 
 14. 2. 1 pray' p. ciw now mourning appaiad 
 
 20. 8. Joati’s garment he had p. o7i was girded 
 
 1 A lags 22. .30. butp. thou on thy robes, 2 Chr. 18. 29. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 21. all that were able top. on armour 
 Esth. 4. 1. Moi decai p. ew sackcloth with ashes 
 
 5. 1. Esther p. on her royal apparel and stood 
 Job 27 . 17- niay prejiare it, but the just shall p. it ere 
 
 29. 14. 1 p. on righteousness, and it clothed me 
 Cant. 5. .3. I put off my coat, how' shall I p. it ere? 
 Isa. 51. 9 . awake, awake, p. ow strength, 52. 1. 
 
 52. l.p. on thy beautiful garments, O Jerusalem 
 59. 17 . he p. on righteousness as a breastplate, he 
 p. 071 garments of vengeance for clothing 
 Jer. 13. 1. take a girdle and p. it on thy loins, 2. 
 
 46. 4. furbish the spears, and p. on the brigandines 
 Ezek. 24. 17 . ami p, on thy shoes upon thy feet 
 42. 14. and shall p. ere other garments, 44. 19. 
 Jonah 3. 5. the people of Ninevehp. on sackcloth 
 Mat. 6. 25. nor what ye shall p. on, Luke 12. 22. 
 
 21. 7 . they p. ere the ass and colt their clothes 
 
 27- 28. they stripped him andp. on him scarlet robe 
 29 . when they had platted a crown of thorns, 
 they' p. it on his head, John 19. 2. 
 48. one of them p. a sponge ore a reed, Mark 15. 36. 
 Mark 6. 9. be shod with sandals, not p. ere two coats 
 Imke 15. 22. bring and p. ere him the best robe 
 Jolm 19 . 19 . Pilate wrote a title and p. it ere cross 
 Rom. 13. 12. and let us p. on armour of light 
 14. butp. ye ow the Lord Jesus Christ 
 
 1 Cor. 12. + 23. on these we p. ere more honour 
 
 15. 53. this corniptihle must p. ere incorruption 
 54. this mortal shall have p. on immortality 
 
 Gal. .3. 27 . baptized into Christ, have p. on Christ 
 Eph. 4. 24. that ye p. ore the new man. Col. 3. 10. 
 
 6. ll.p.orethe wholearmourofGod.yemay beable 
 Col. 3.12.p. ore therefore tiowelsof mercies and kind. 
 
 14. p. on charity, which is the bond of perfectness 
 PUT 0711. 
 
 Gen. 38. 28. when she travailed one p. 07U his hand 
 Exod. 17 . 14. p. orer the remembrance of Amalek 
 Lev. 6. 12. the fire on the altar shall not be p. ottt 
 Num. 5. 2. p. out of the camp every leiier, 4. 
 
 3. both male and female shall ye p. out 
 
 16. 14. wilt thou p. out the eyes of these men ? 
 Deut. 7 . 22. the l.ord will p. out those nations 
 
 25. 6. tliat his name be notp. out of Israel 
 .ludg. 16 . 21. the Philistines p. out .‘’^amson’s eyes 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 17 . p. now this woman nut from me 
 
 2 Kittgs 6. 7. he p. out bis hand and took the axe 
 25. 7 . and they p. out the eyes of /edekiah and 
 bound him with fetters, Jer. .39. 7-1 52. 11. 
 2 Chron. 29. 7. also they have p. ore/ the lamps 
 Job 18. 5. the light of the wicked shall be p. tmt 
 
 6. the light shall be dark, and his candle be p. out, 
 21. 17 . Prov. 1.3. 9 . I 20. 20. I 24. 20. 
 l^sal. 9. 5. thou hast p. mt their name for ever 
 Ezek. .32. 7. when 1 p. thee out 1 will cover heaven 
 Itlarkb. 40. when he had p. them all ore/, l.uketl. 54. 
 J.uke 16. 4. when I am p. out of the stewaniship 
 John 9. 22. he should be v. out of the synagogue 
 
 12. 42. lest thev shouhl be p. ore/ of the synagogue 
 
 16. 2. they slia'll p. you out of the synagogues 
 l^U 1' trust. 
 
 .hu'g. 9 . 15. come and p. your trust in my shadow 
 2 Ksngs 18. 24. p. thy //re.>/on 1 gypt. />«. .36. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. b. 20. because they p. their trust in hint 
 Psal. 4. 5. and p. your trust in the 1 ord 
 5. 11. let all that p. their //«>/ in thee rejoice 
 7 . 1.0 l.d. G. in thee 1 p. trust, 16. 1.1 25.2o. | 7L 1. 
 9. 10. that know thy name, will p. trust in thee 
 
 11. 1. in the l ord p. 1 my trust, .31. 1. | 71. L 
 17 .7. that savest them which p. their //jo/ in thee 
 .36. l.p. tlieir trust under the shadow ot thy wings 
 56. 4. in God 1 have p. my trxist, I will not tear 
 
QUA 
 
 Psal. 73 . C8. T have p. my trust in the T.ord God 
 l-lii. 3. p. not your /rjonn princes, nor sonot inan 
 J^rov. 30. 5. shield to tlieni that p. tlieir /r?/.'<inhim 
 Jer. 39 . 18. because thou hast p. thy tn 1 . 1 t in me 
 1 'J7iess. Q. 4. to be p. in tnnt v. itli theg:osi)el 
 lleb. ‘2. 13. and atrain, 1 will p. my trust in him 
 PUT, Participle. 
 
 Gen. 50. C6. .Toseph was p. in acoffin in F.?ypt 
 Pev. 11.3-.’. the vessel, it must be p. into water 
 .‘18. but if any water be p. on seed, fle unclean 
 
 I. 5. 19 . she shall be p. apart seven days 
 
 18. 19 . shall not approach as lonjr as shep. apart 
 C2>V/w. 3. 31. hands not bound,'nor feetp. in tetters 
 
 1 ktngs CC. 10. the kings having p. on their robes 
 
 2 Kings 14.12. .ludah wasp, to worse before Israel 
 
 1 Chum. 19- 16. the Syrians p. to the worse, 19. 
 
 27 . 24. neither ws^the numberp. in the a.count 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 14. to find out every device shall bep. 
 
 6. 24. if thy people Israel be y. to the worse 
 
 25. 22 . .ludan wasp. to the worse bef< re Israel 
 lizra 2 . 62. were not found, therefore were they as 
 polluted,p. from the priesthood, Neh. 7 . 64. 
 Psal. 35. 4 . let them bep. to shame that seek after 
 my soul, let them be turned back, 83. 17 . 
 
 70 . 2. and p. to confusion, that desire my hurt 
 
 71 . 1 . in thee I trust, let me never bep. toconfus. 
 Prov. 25. 7 . than that thou shouldest be p. lower 
 Eccl. 3. 14. w hat God doeth, notliingcan bep. to it 
 Isa. 54. 4. for thou shall not be p. to shame 
 
 Jer. 50. 42. they shall ride, every one p. in array 
 Zeph. 3, 19 . where they have beenp. to shame 
 Mat. 9. 16. for that which isp. into fill it up 
 Markl. 14. now' after that .John wasp. in prison 
 2. 22. new wine p. into new bottles, Luke 5. 38. 
 Luke 9.62. no man having p. his hand to plough 
 John 12. 6. .ludas bare w hat was p. in the bag 
 13.2. devil having now p. into the heart of .ludas 
 Heb. 2. 8. he left nothing that is not p. under him, 
 but now we see not yet all things p. under him 
 Pev. 11. 9. not suffer dead bodies to be p. in graves 
 PUTTF.ST. 
 
 Kum. 24. 21. and thou p. thy nest in a rock 
 Deut. 12. 18 . bless all thoup. thine hands to, 15.10. 
 2 Kings 18.14. that w hich thou p. on me w ill 1 bear 
 Job 13. 27 . tl'.ou p. my feet in stocks and lookest 
 Psal. 1 19 . 119- thoup. away the w icked like dross 
 JIab. 2.15. thatp. thv bottle to him, makest drunken 
 P’UiTFlII. 
 
 Erod. .30. 33. who p. any on a stranger, be cut off 
 Kum. 22. 38. the w'ord that Godp. in my mouth 
 Lieut. 25. 11. woman p. forth her hand and taketh 
 
 27 . 15. graven image, and p. it in a secret place 
 
 1 Kings‘l0.l\. boast himself as he thatp. off harness 
 ^b 15. 15. he p. no trust in saints, heavens not clean 
 ■i8. 9 . hep. forth his hand upon the rock 
 33. 11. hep. my feet in the stocks, marketh m 3 ’ steps 
 Psal. 15. 5. he thatp. not his mone 3 ' to usury 
 66 . t 9 . whichp. our soul in life and suffered! not 
 75 . 7- God p. down one and setteth up another 
 Prov. 26. t 8. that p. a pi ecious stone among stones 
 
 28. 25. that p. his trust in I ord shall be made fat 
 29.25. whop, his trust in the I.ord shall be safe 
 
 Cant. 2. 1.3. the fig-tree p. forth her green figs 
 Isa. 57 . 13.p. his trust in me shall possess the land 
 Jer. 43. 12. as a shepherd p. on garment go forth 
 J^am. .3. 29. he p. his mouth in the dust, if be hope 
 Ezek. 14. 4. p. the stumbling block of iuiquit\-, 7 . 
 Mic. .3. 5. and he thatp. not into their mouths 
 Mat. 9. 16 . no manp. new cloth, Luke 5. 36. 
 
 24. 32. when branch is 3 ’et tender and p. forth 
 leaves 3 e know that summer is niah, Ma^J 13. 28. 
 Alark2.<2<2. no manp. new wine into old boules. new 
 wine mu.st bep. into new’ bottles, Luke 5. 37. 
 
 4. 29 . immediately he p. in sickle, harvest come 
 Luke^. 16. no man p. a lighted camlle under a bed 
 
 II. .3.3.a candle, no manp. a lighted candle in secret 
 16.18. whoso p. away his wife and marries another 
 
 John 10. 4. w hen he p. forth his own sheep, he goeth 
 Pom. 14. +23. thatp. a difference between meats 
 PUTTING. 
 
 Gen. 21.14. bottle of water p. it on TTagar’sshoulder 
 Lev. 16 . 21. p. them upon the head of the goat 
 Judg. 7 . 6. p. their hand to their mouth and lapped 
 Isa. 58. 9.p. forth of thefinarer and speaking vanity 
 Mai. 2. 16 . God saith that he hateth p. away 
 Acts 9. 12. Ananias p. his hand on him, 17 . 
 
 19 . 3.3. the>’drew Alexander, .lewsp. him forward 
 Pom. 15.15. in some sort, as p. you in mind 
 Eph. 4. 25. wherefore p. away lyintr, speak truth 
 Col. 2. 11. in p. off the body of the sins of the flesh 
 1 Thess. 5. 8.p. on the breast-plate of faith and love 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 12. me faithful p. me into the ministry 
 
 2 Tim. 1.6. the gift in thee by p. on ofmv' hands 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 3. whose adornins', not p. on of apparel, 
 
 but hidden man of the heart 
 21. not thep. away the filth of the flesh 
 
 2 Pet. 1.13. to stir you up hyp. vou in remembrance 
 
 PU'l RlFYlNtl. 
 
 Isa. 1. 6- but wounds, and bruises, and p. sores 
 
 Q. 
 
 QUAILS, 
 
 Birds some-chat less than pigeons. God gave Quails 
 to the Israelites upon tico occa.nons: First, in the 
 , u'ilderness of Sin, or /in, afexo dags after they had 
 passed over the Red sea, Exod. 16.13. The second 
 time teas at the encampment, called in Hebrew, 
 Kibroth-hattaavah, or the graves of lust, Num. 11. 
 32. The number of them- teas miraculous ; for it is 
 said, that God rained flesh upon them as dust, 
 and feattiered fowls like as the sand of the sea, 
 Psal. 78. 27 . They are said to be birds larger than 
 sparro-as, and tee are told that their flesh is i cry 
 delicious and agreeable. When God fed the 
 Israelites -j:ith these, it happened to be in the 
 spring, uhen the Quails passed from Asia into 
 Lurope. Then they are to be found in great 
 numbers upon the coasts of the Red sea and the 
 Mediterranean. God caused a tcind to arise, 
 that drove them within and about the camp of the 
 
 QUE 
 
 Israelites; and it is in this that the miracle con¬ 
 sists, that they were brovight so seasonably to this 
 place, and in so great numbers, as to suflice above 
 a million of persons above a month, liome authors 
 afflrm, that in those eastern and soutliern coun¬ 
 tries, Quails are innumerable, so that in one part 
 of Italy, within the compass of five miles, there 
 were taken about an hundred thousand of them 
 every day for a month together; and that some¬ 
 times they fly so thick over the sea, that being 
 weary they fall into ships, sometimes in such num¬ 
 bers, that they sink them with their weight. 
 
 Erod. 16. 1.3. that at even q. came up and covered 
 Knm. 11. .31. a wind from the J.oni brought g. 
 
 32. the people stood and they gathered the g. 
 Psal. 105. 40. the people asked, and he brought 
 QUAKE. 
 
 JoclZ. lO.earth shall g. before them, heavens tremlile 
 Kah. 1.5. the mountains g. at him, the hills melt 
 Mat. 27 . 51. at t hrist’s death the earth did g. 
 lleb. 12. 21. Moses said, 1 exceedingly fear and q. 
 QUAKED. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 18. and tl>e w hole mount 7 . greatly 
 1 Ham. 14. 15. the ho.st trembled, and the earth q. 
 QUAKING. 
 
 Ezek. 12.18. son of man, eat thy’ bread with g. 
 Dan. 10. 7 . but a great (/. fell on them, that they fled 
 QUAN J ITY. 
 
 Isa. 22.24. shall hang on him vesselsof small q. 
 Q'UARREL. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. + 3. a bishop not ready to q. but patient 
 
 QUARREL. 
 
 Lev. 26.25. a sword shall avenge q. of my’ covenant 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7- see how he seeketh a q. against me 
 Mark 6 . 19 . Herodias had a 9 . against .lohn 
 
 Col. 3. 13. forgiving, if anv man have a q. ag. any 
 QUAPvPHES. 
 
 Judg. .3. 19 . Ehud turned again from the 17 . 
 
 26. Ehud escaped and passed beyond the q. 
 QUARTER. 
 
 Gen. 19. 4. all people from every’ q. to Lot’s house 
 Josh. 18. 14. Kirjath-jearim, this was the west y. 
 Isa. 47 . 15. thy merchants shall wander to his q. 
 
 56.11. every one. for his gain from his g. 
 
 Mark 1. 45. and they came to him from every q. 
 
 See .'^01 TH. 
 
 QUAR ] ERS. 
 
 Exod. 13. 7- no leaven shall be seen in thy’ g. 
 
 Dent. 22. 12. shalt make thee fringes on the four q. 
 1 Chron. 9. 24. in four q. were the porters 
 Jer. 49 . 36. four w inds from the four q. of heaven 
 Acts 9 . .32. as Peter pass, thro’ all g. came to I.ydda 
 16. .3. because of the .lews w hich were in those q. 
 28. 7- iu same g. were possessions of Publius 
 Pev. 20.8. shall receive nations in four g. of earth 
 QUATFRRION.S. 
 
 Acts'll. 4. he delivered Peter to four < 7 . of soldiers 
 QUEEN. 
 
 This name is given, [1] To the wife or consort of a 
 king, N eh. 2. 6. [2] To a sovereign princess, 
 
 or chief ruler of a kingdom, 1 Kings 10. 1. [.3] 
 To the true catholic church, espoused to Christ 
 the King of his people, as to an husband. Psalm 
 45. 9. [4] To the false antichristian church, 
 
 which through pride, presumption, and security, 
 boasts that she is the only infallible and impregna¬ 
 ble church, against which the gates of hell shall 
 not prevail. Rev. 18. 7- [5] To the sun, moon, 
 and stars, which the Hebrew idolaters called by, 
 the name of the queen of heaven, Jer. 44. 17, 25. 
 They set up altars to her upon the platforms or 
 rotfs of their houses, or the corners of the streets, 
 near their doors, and in groves. They offered 
 cakes to her kneaded up with oil and honey, 
 and made libations to her with wine and ether 
 liquors ; these w ere offerings which the Lord had 
 commanded to be made to himself. Lev. 23. 13. 
 N um. 6 . 17 . 
 
 1 Kings 10. I. the g. of Sheba heard of the fame of 
 
 Sol. she came to him with questions, 1Chr.9. 1. 
 4. when the q. had seen all Solomon’s w isdom 
 
 10. no such spices as the g. of Sheba gave Solom. 
 13. king Solomon gave the q. of .Sheba all her de¬ 
 sire, whatsoever she asked, 0. Chron. 9. 9,12. 
 
 11. 19 . Pharaoh gave Hadad the sister of the g. 
 
 15. 13. Asa removed mother INlaachah from being 
 q. she had made an idol, 2 Chr. 15.16. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 13. we go to salute children of the q. 
 Kell. 2. 6. the king said, the g. sitting by’ him 
 Esth. J. 9. Vashti the g. made a feast for the women 
 
 11. to bring the g. |l 12. the g. refused to come 
 
 15. what shall w-e do to the g. X'ashti ? 
 
 16. the g. hath not done w rong to the king only 
 17- this deed of g. shall come abioad to all women 
 18. which have heard the deed of the q. 
 
 2. 4. let the maiden that pleaseth the king be q. 
 
 17 . he made E.sther g. instead of Vashti 
 
 4. 4. g. grieved || 5. .3. what wilt thou, g. Esther ? 
 
 5. 12. q. let no man to the banquet but himself 
 
 7 . 2. w hat is thy petition, g. Fstiier ' shall be grant. 
 
 6. then Hama'n was afraid before king and q. 
 
 7 . Haipan make request to the g. for his life 
 
 8. w ill he force g. also before me in the house ? 
 
 8.1. king gave house, of Haman to Esther the g. 
 
 9. 31. as IMordecai and Esther the g. enjoined them 
 
 Psal. 45. 9 . did stand the g. in gold of Qphir 
 Jer. 13.18. say to the King and g. humble yourselves 
 44. 17 . to burn incense id the g. of heaven 
 25. vowed to burn incense to the g. of heaven 
 Dan. 5. 10. the g. came into the banquet-house 
 Mat. 12 . 42 the 17 . of the south shall rise up in the 
 judgment with this generation, L7/^e ll. .31. 
 Acts 8. 27 . eunuch under Candace q. of Ethiopians 
 Pev. 18. 7 . she saith, I sit a g. and am no widow 
 QUEENS. 
 
 Cant. 6. 8. there are threescore g. and virgins, 9. 
 La. 49. 23. and their g. thv nursing mothers 
 QUENCH 
 
 .Signifies, [1] To hinder or extinguish, 2 Sam. 14. 7. 
 t. ant. 8. 7 . [2] To let or hinder the consuming 
 force cf, Heb. 11. .34. 
 
 Quench not the Spirit, 1 Thess. 5. 19. You that 
 
 QUE 
 
 have received the Spirit, and have had experience 
 of the workings and motions thereof in and upon 
 your hearts, take heed of doing, or neglect ing, any 
 thing that may render them ineffectual to you, 
 either in -whole or in part ; b-ut cnerish them by a 
 ready compliance therewith. Kot that the habite 
 of grace may he totally extinguished in such as are 
 truly regenerated, yet they may be abated as to 
 degree and lively exercise : but those common illu¬ 
 minations and convictions oj the Spirit, which per¬ 
 sons unregenerated, especially such as lir e under 
 the gospel, do often find, may be totally lust, Heb. 
 6 . 4, 5, 6 . 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7- SO they shall g. my coal which is left 
 21. 17 . that thou <?. not tJie light of Israel 
 Psal. 1U4. 11 . the w ild asses g. their thirst 
 Cant. 8 . 7. w aters cannot g. love, nor floods drown 
 La. 1 . 31. txjth shall burn, and none shall q. them 
 
 42. 3. smoking flax shall he not q. Mat. 12. 20. 
 Jer. 4. 4 lest fury burn, that none can g. it, 21.12. 
 Amos 5. 6 . and there be none to g. it in Beth-el 
 Lph. 6 . 16. able to g. the fiery darts of the wicked 
 
 1 Thess. 5.19. q. not Spirit, despise not prophesy iugs 
 
 QUENCHED. 
 
 Kum. 11 .2. Moses prayed, fire was g. 2 Chr. 34. 25. 
 
 2 Kings 22.17. >r>y wrath shall not be q. ag. this place 
 Psal. 118. 12 . they are g. as the fire of thoims 
 La. 34. 10 . it shall not be q. night nor day 
 
 43. 17 . they are extinct, they are g. as tow 
 
 66.24. worm shall not die, nor shall their fire be q. 
 Jer. 7 . 20. my fury bum, and shall not be g. 17 .27. 
 Ezek. 20. 47 . tile flaming flame shall not be q. 48. 
 Mark 9- 43. into the fire that never shall be q. 45. 
 
 44. and w here the fire is not q. 46. 48. 
 lleb. 11. 34. < 7 . the violence of fire, escaped sword 
 QUES'l ION 
 
 Signifies, [1] A demand to which an answer is re¬ 
 quired, 51 at. 22. 35. [2] Contaitions, quarrels^ 
 
 or disputes, 1 Tim. 1. 4. 'The apostle Paul 
 would have his disciples Timothy and Titus to 
 avoid vain questions, or vain disputes, -which 
 are only concerning genealogies, and the sense 
 of the laic, because tins kind of question is more 
 apt to give off true than to edify, 2 lim. 2. 23. 
 '1 it. 3. 9. 
 
 Gf Questions there are several sorts, [1] Religious, 
 as when one asks the import, sense, and meaning 
 of the statutes and commandments of God, Deut. 
 6. 20. [2] Blasphemous, such was the Jews' 
 
 question to our Saviour, John 8. 48. Say we not 
 well, that thou arta Samaritan.and hastadevil ? 
 [3] Curious, Luke 13. 23. Lord, are there few 
 that be saved ' [4] Foolish and unlearned, suck 
 as questions about genealogies, that recminting of 
 ancestors, which proceeds from a vain mind, and 
 tends to vain-glory; and questions about the ob¬ 
 servance of the ceremonial la'w, or the sense of 
 some little things therein, 2 'i im. 2. 23. Tit. 3. 9. 
 [5] Hard, 1 Kings 10. 1. 1 he queen of Sheba 
 
 came to prove Solomon with hard questions; 
 that is, -with enigmatical, parabolical, intricate, 
 and perplexing questions, which -were much used 
 among the eastern sages, Judg. 14. 12. [6J 
 
 Captious, such as are prtposed to entangle and 
 perplex a person, that, from his answers an occa¬ 
 sion and opportunity may be had for accusing and 
 punishing him; of this .tort was the que-tion of 
 the Pharisees and Herodians to our Saviour, 
 Tdark 12. 14. Is it lawful to give tribute to 
 Caesirr, or no ? [ 7 ] Hy pocritical, such was 
 
 Herod’s to the wise men, hint. 2. 7. He asked 
 them diligently, what time the star appeared ; 
 but concealed his bloody design of murdering 
 Christ; which in a short time after he in vain 
 endeavoured to effectuate, by murdering all the 
 chiidrat that were in Bethlehem. [8] Accusa¬ 
 tory, Kell. 2. 19 . Mill ye reliel against the 
 king ? [9] Repreliensive. 1 ■'-dm. 1.14. How long 
 wilt thou be drunken.’ [10] Aftinnati\e, Kum. 
 12. 2. Hath not the Lord also spoken by us? 
 that is. He hath spoken by us. [11] Negative, 
 Kum. 23. 8. How’ shall I curse whom God hath 
 not cursed .' that is, 1 cannot curse them. [12] A 
 question may be propounded through pride and 
 ambition: the disciples came to Christ, and asked 
 him, V ho is the greatest in flie kingdom of 
 heaven .' Mat. 18. 1. 'The kingdom of heaven of 
 -which our Saviour talked, though they expected it 
 should he perfected in heaven, yet they made ac¬ 
 count- that it should he begun on earth, and ad¬ 
 ministered in a pompous manner, as other earthly 
 kingdoms are. 
 
 To put one to the question, -was a punishment among 
 the Romans. '1 hey pnit criminals to the question, 
 or endeavoured to extort confessions from them, by 
 whipping them with whips or scourges. Some think 
 that the offender was stripped to his wai.-t, and 
 that his hands were tied to a pillar, that his back 
 might he stretched tut to receive the blows. Others 
 are of opinion, that his hands were fastened to a 
 stake drove into the ground, of a foot and a half 
 or two feet high, so that the criminal stooping 
 with his face towards the ground, might present 
 his naked buck to such as -were appointed to scourge 
 him. 
 
 1 here is an example cf this in A cfs 22.24. JVhen the 
 apostle Paul made an oration to the people at 
 Jerusalem, and related to them the manner if his 
 conversion, they listened to him very attentively 
 till he came to that part of his discourse, where he 
 told them that God had sent him to preach to the 
 Gentiles; then they raised their voices, and cried 
 out, that he was not fit to live, and were going to 
 put him to death : I.ysias the tribune gave com¬ 
 mand, that he should be examined by .scour- ing, or 
 be put to the question, as the French expressicn 
 is. agreeable to the Greek word here used; but 
 when they were binding him, Paul asked the 
 centurion there present. Is it la-wful for you 
 to scourge a Roman citizen, and uncon¬ 
 demned upon which Lysias caused him to be 
 unbound. 
 
RAB 
 
 RAI 
 
 QUI 
 
 QUESTION, Substantive. 
 
 ^lat. 22. 35. then a lawyer asked tiiin a q. 
 
 Mark 11. 29. 1 will ask you one q. answer me 
 
 12. .34. no man durst ask him any q. Luke at). 40. 
 John 3. 25. there arose a q. between the disciples 
 Acts 15. 2. came to the apostles about this q. 
 
 18. 15. it'it be a q. ot words and names 
 
 19. 40. we are in danger to be called in q. 
 
 2.3. 6. of resurrection 1 am called in q. 24. 21. 
 
 1 Lor. U). 25. asking no q. for conscience, 27. 
 
 QU ESI ION, Verb. 
 
 Mark 8. 11. the Pharisees began to q. him 
 9. 16. he asked the scribes, what q. ye with them ? 
 
 QUESllONED, INfi. 
 
 C Chron. .31. 9. then Ilezekiah q. with tlic priests 
 Mark 1. 27 . tliat they q. among themselves 
 
 9. 10. q. what rising from the dead should mean 
 14. he saw a multitude, ami scribes q. with them 
 
 Luke 23. 9. Pilate q. with him in many words 
 . QUESiIO^S. • 
 
 1 KinqslO. 1. tlie queen came to prove him with 
 .3. Solomon told her all her q. 2 Chroji. 9. 1, 2. 
 Mat. 22. 46. neither durst any ask hitn more q. 
 Luke 2. 46. both hearing and asking them q. 
 
 Acts 2.3. 29 . to be accused of q. of their law 
 
 25. 19. but hau certain q. against him 
 
 20. because I doubted of such manner of q. 
 
 26. 3. because 1 know thee to be expert in q. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 4. which minister q. ratlier than e.difying 
 6. 4. but dotine: about q. and strifes of words 
 
 2 2'im. 2. 23. but unlearned q. avoid. Tit. 3. 9. 
 
 QUICK. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 10. and there be q. raw flesh in the rising 
 24. the q. flesh that burneth have a white spot 
 Mum. 16 . .30. and they go down q. into the pit 
 Psal. 55. 15. let them go down q. into hell 
 124. 3. then they had swallowed us up q. 
 
 Isa. 11. .3. and sliall make him of q. understanding 
 Acts 10. 42. ordained to be judge of the q. and dead 
 2 Tim. 4. 1. who shall judge the q. and the dead 
 Jleb. 4. 12. the word of God is q. and powerful 
 1 Pet. 4. 5. that is ready' to judge the q. and dead 
 QUICKEN 
 
 Signifies, [1] To give life to the dead, Tlom. 4. 
 17 . [2] To raise and cheer up such as languish, 
 by renen'ing their comforts, and exciting their 
 graces, Psal. 119. 25. [3] To bring such as are 
 dead in sm into a state of spiritual life, by en¬ 
 duing them with a principle of grace and spirit¬ 
 ual life in sanctification, and delivering them 
 from the guilt of sin by justification, Kph. 2. 
 1, 5. The last j\dam was made a quickening 
 spirit, 1 Cur. 15. 45. Christ, the second Adam, 
 or public person, and head of the new covenant, 
 is partaker of the divine nature, and endued 
 with the Holy Spirit, whereby he becomes the 
 fountain of heavenly life to all his members, 
 Itom. 8. It), 11. And as the soul dwelling in 
 the first .\&A\x\'s body, made him a living soul, 
 so Christ’s dwelling in true believers, quickens 
 and enables them both here and hereafter, John 
 
 17. 2.3. 
 
 Psal. 71 .20. thou shalt q. me again, and bring me 
 80. 18. q. us, and we will call on thy name 
 119 . 25. q. me according to thy word, 107, 164. 
 
 . 37 . turn me from vanity, q. me in thy way 
 
 40. q. me in thy righteousness 
 
 88. q. me after thy loving-kindness, 159. 
 
 149. q. me according to thy judgment, 156. 
 
 14.3. 11. q. me, O I.oid, for thy name’s sake 
 Pom. 8. 11. shall also q. vour mortal bodies 
 
 QUICKEN ED. 
 
 Psal. 119. .50. for thy word hath q. me 
 93. for w ith thy precepts thou hast q. me 
 1 Cor. 15. .36. that which thou sowest is not q. 
 
 Lph. 2. 1. you hath he q. w'ho were (lead in sins 
 5 . hath q. us together w ith Christ, Col. 2.13. 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 18. put to death in flesh, but q. by Spirit 
 
 QUICKEN El'H. 
 
 John 5. 21. Father q. them. Son q. whom he will 
 6. 63. it is Spirit that q. flesh profitetl) nothing 
 Pom. 4. 17 . believed, even God who q. the dead 
 
 2 Car. 3. t 6. the letter killeth, but the Spirit q. 
 
 1 'Tim. 6.1.3. in the sight of God, who q. all things 
 QUICKENING. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 45. the last Adam was made a q. spirit 
 QUICKLY. 
 
 Gen. 18.6. make ready 9 . three measuresof fine meal 
 
 27 . 20. how hast thou found it so q. my son 
 Lxod. 32. 8. they have turned aside q. out of the 
 
 way, Deut. Q. 12 , 16. Judg. 2 . 17 . 
 Pum. 16. 46. put on incense and go q. to congreg. 
 JJeut. 9 . 3. so shalt thou destroy them q. as T.d. said 
 12 . get thee down q. || 11 . 17 . lest ye perish q. 
 
 28. 20, till thou perish q. because of thv doings 
 Josh. 2. 5. pursue q. for ye shall overtake them 
 
 8. 19 . the ambush arose q. out of their place 
 
 10. 6. come up to us q. and save us, and help us 
 
 2.3. 16. ye shall perish q. from off the land 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 19. t!)ou shalt go down q. and come 
 
 2 .^am. 17 . 16. therefore send q. and tell David 
 
 18. but they went bc)th of them away q. 
 
 21. said to David, arise and pass q. over the water 
 2 htngs 1. 11. thus hath the king said, come down?. 
 Q Chron. 18. 8. fetch q. Micaiah the son of Imla 
 Ptal. 94. 117 . my soul had q. dwelt in silence 
 Peel. 4. 12. a threefold cord is not q. broken 
 Mat. 5. 25. agree with thine adversary q. 
 
 28. 7 . go?, and tell his disciples that he is risen 
 8. they departed ?. with fear, .!/«/■/{■ 16. 8. 
 
 Luke 14. 21. go?, into the streets and lanes 
 16. 6. take thy bill, sit down ?. and write fifty 
 John 11. 29 . Mary arose ?. and came to Jesus 
 
 13. 27 . then said Jesus, that thou doest, do ?. 
 
 Acts 12. 7 . the angel, saying, arise up ?. Peter 
 
 22. 18. Paul, get thee ?. out of Jerusalem 
 Pev. 2. 5. repent, else I will come to thee ?. 16. 
 
 .3. 11. behold, 1 come ?. hold fast, 22.7, 12. 
 
 11. 14. behold, the third woe coraeth ?. 
 
 22. 20. surely 1 come ?. even so, come Lord Jesus 
 QUlCKSAND.s. 
 
 Acts 27 . 17 . lest they should fall into ?. 
 
 . quiet. 
 
 Judg. 16. 2. the Philistines laid wait, and were ?. 
 18 . 7 . after manner of the Zidonians,?. and secure 
 
 27 . came to l.aish, to a people that were at ?. 
 
 2 Kings 11.20. all the people rejoiced, and the city 
 was in?, they slew Athaliah, 2 Chron. 23.21. 
 
 1 Chr n. 4. 40. and the land was wide and ?. 
 
 2 Chron. 14.1. in his days the land was ?. ten years 
 5. the kingdom was ?. before him, 20. 30. 
 
 JoA3. 13. for now should 1 have been,?, and slept 
 26. neither was 1 ?. yet trouble came 
 21.2.3. one man dieth, being wholly at ease and ?. 
 Psal. 35. 20. devise against them that are ?. in land 
 H)7. 30. then are they glad, because they be ?. 
 Prov. 1. 33. whoso hearkeneth to me shall be in ?. 
 Eccl. 9. 17 • the words of wise men are lieard in ?. 
 Isa. 7 . 4. say to him, take heed and be ?. fear not 
 14. 7 . the whole earth is at rest, and is ?. 
 
 32.18. my people shall dwell in ?. resting-places 
 .3.3. 20. thy eyes shall see .lerusalem a ?. habitation 
 Jer. 30. lO. Jacob shall return and be in rest and ?. 
 47 . 6. O sword, how long will it be ere thou be ?..'' 
 7 . how be ?. seeing the'Lord hath given charge 
 49 . 23. there is sorrow on the sea, it cannot be ?. 
 51. 59. and this .Seraiah was a ?. prince 
 Ezek. 16 . 42. I will be ?. and will be no more angry 
 Amos 1.1.3. for four transgress. 1 will not let be ?. 
 Nah. 1.12. tho’ they’ be ?. they shall be i ut down 
 Acts 19. 36. ye ought to be ?. and do nothing rashly 
 1 'Thess. 4.11. and that ye study to be ?. and to work 
 1 'Trm. 2. 2. that we may lead a ?. and peaceable life 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. the ornament of a meek and ?. spirit 
 
 QUIETED. 
 
 Ps. 131. 2. I have behaved and ?. myself as a child 
 Zeeh. 6. 8. these ?. my spirit in the north country 
 QUIET ETtl. 
 
 Job 37 . 17 . when he ?. the earth by the south wind 
 QUIETLY. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 27 . Joab took Abner to speak ?. and smote 
 Lam. 3. 26. and ?. wait for the salvation of Lord 
 
 QUIETNESS. 
 
 Judg. 8. 28. the country was in?, forty years 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 9. I w'ill give ?. to Israel in Ins days 
 Job 20. 20. surely' he shall not feel ?. in his belly 
 
 .34. 29 . when he giveth ?. who can make trouble? 
 Psal. 2.3. 1 2. leadeth me beside the waters of ?. 
 Prov. 17 . 1 . better is a dry morsel and ?. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 6. better is handful with ?. than both hands 
 i.vfl. 30. 15. in ?. and conlid. shall be your strength 
 .32. 17 . effect of righteousness, ?. and assurance 
 Ezek. 19. t 10. thy mother like a vine in ?. 
 
 Acts 24. 2. seeing that by thee we enjoy great ?. 
 
 2 'Thess, 3. 12. w e exhort that with ?. they work. 
 
 QUIT. 
 
 Exod. 21. 19 . then shall he that smote him be ?. 
 
 28. but the owner of the ox shall be ?. 
 
 Josh. 2. 20. then we w ill be ?. of thine oath 
 
 QUIT. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9. ?. yourselves like men, 1 Cor. 16.13. 
 
 QUI IE. 
 
 Gen. .31. 15. and ?. devoured also our money 
 Exod. 23. 24. tliou shalt ?. break down their images 
 Lev. 25. + 23. the land shall not be ?. cut off 
 P'um. 17 . 10 . slialt?. take away their murmurings 
 33. 52. and ?. (iluck down all their high places 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 24. sent Abner away, and he is ?. gone 
 Job 6. 1.3. and is w isdom driven ?. from me .' 
 
 Had. 3. 9. thy bow was made ?. naked 
 
 QUIVER. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 3. therefore take thy ?. and thy’bow’ 
 
 Job . 39 . 2.3. the ?. rattleth against him 
 Psal. 127 . 5. happy the man that hath his ?. full 
 Isa. 22. 6. Elam bare the ?. with chariots of men 
 49. 2. polished shaft in his ?. hath he hid me 
 Jer. 5. 16 . their ?. is as an open sepulchre 
 Lam. 3. 13. arrows of his ?. to enter into my reins 
 QUIVERED. 
 
 Hab. 3.16. when 1 heard, my lips ?. at the voice 
 
 B. 
 
 RAEBT. 
 
 Rab, Rabbin, Rabban, Babbam ; a name of dig¬ 
 nity among the Hebrews, signifying Doctor, or 
 JMaster. The name of Rab was given to their 
 masters and doctors, to the chief of a clas.s, and to 
 the principal officers of the court of a prince : for 
 example, Nebuzar-adan, of the army of 
 
 king 'SPoxsAYAAnq.zzM , is al'ways called Rab Ta- 
 bachim, the master of the butchers, cooks, or 
 guards,1 Kings 25. 8,20. Daniel speaks of Ash- 
 enaz the Rab of the eunuchs of the house of N e- 
 uchadnezzar, Dan. 1. 3. and of the Rab of the 
 .Saganim, or chief of the governors, or peers, Dan. 
 2. 48. 'This prophet himself was preferred to be 
 the chief of the interpreters of dreams, or the Rab 
 of the Chartumim, Dan. 5. 11. It appears that 
 this name came originally from the Chaldees ; for 
 before the captivity, when any mention was made 
 of Judea, it is not found that it teas u.sed, but only 
 when any mention was to be made of the officers 
 of the king of Vi'AbyXon. 
 
 Rah, or Rabban, properly signifies Master, or one 
 that excels hi any thing. Babbi, or Rabbani, is 
 my Master ; Babbin is the plural. 'Thus Rab is 
 if greater dignity than Rabbi ; and Babbin, wr 
 Rabbim, is a word of greater dignity than either 
 Rab, or Rabbi. 
 
 There were several gradations before they could ar¬ 
 rive at the dignity of Rabbin. He that was mas¬ 
 ter, or head of the school, was called C'acham, or 
 Wise ; and he had the name of Eachar. or Blow, 
 who aspired to the doctorshin, and for this purpose 
 frequented the school of the Cacham. When he was 
 further advanced, he had the title of t'ahar of the 
 Rab, or the master's companion. And then, when 
 he was further skilled tn the knowledge of the law 
 and the traditions, he was called only Rab, or 
 Rabbin, and Morena, our master. 
 
 The Cacham Bab, or master Rabbin, decided all 
 sons of diffierences, determined what things were 
 
 allowed, or forbidden, and judged in all matters 
 of religion. He celebrated, marriages, and de¬ 
 clared divorces: he preached, if he had a talent 
 for it, and was head of. the academies. He had 
 the head seat of the assemblies, and in the syna¬ 
 gogues. He reprimanded the disobediint, and 
 Could even excommunicate them, which procured 
 him great respect and authority. In their schools 
 they sat upon raised chairs, and their scholars 
 were at their feet: hence it is that Paul is said 
 to have studied at the feet of Babbi Gamaliel, 
 Acts 22. 3. 
 
 Cur iSai iour reprehends the scribes and Pharisees 
 for affecting to have honourable titles giien them, 
 and to be the lords and jjuides of the people's 
 J'aith ; and exhorts his disciples n. t ambitiously 
 to affect such titles, or any vain applause, or 
 precedency one above another ; telling them, that 
 himself -was the only La-ugiver and Tcucher, 
 who only can teach powerjully and tnuardly, and 
 in matters of jaith and worship is only to be loT 
 lowed. Mat. 2.3. 7, 8 . 
 
 Mat. 2.3. 7 . they love to be called of men, r. r. 
 
 8 . be not ye called r. for one is your master 
 John 1 . .38. they said, II. where dwellest thou ? 
 
 49 . Nathanael saith, li. thou art the Son of God 
 3.2. li. we know thou art a teacher come from God 
 
 26. It. he that was with thee, the same baptizeth 
 6 . 25. they said, H. w hen earnest thou hither ; 
 
 RABBON 1. 
 
 John 20. 16. Mary turned herselt and saith, R. 
 RACA, 
 
 Or Bacha, is a Syriac word, which properly sig¬ 
 nifies empty, vain, beggarly, foolish, and which 
 includes in it a strong idea of contempt. Light- 
 foot says, that in the books of the .lews, the 
 word ii'ACA is a term of the utmost contempt, 
 and is used to be pronounced with certain ges¬ 
 tures of indignation, as .“pitting, turning away 
 the head, Ike. 'The Phari.sees in their lectures 
 upon this law). Thou shalt not kill, extended it no 
 further, than that a man should not, without a 
 warrant, actually take away the life of another. 
 Eiit our kaviour' gave them another sense of 
 this law, namely, that if a man doth but in 
 his heart nourish wrath and anger against an¬ 
 other without a just cause ; and lets it grow up 
 into malice, and thoughts, and desires, of pri¬ 
 vate revenge, though he be not by it obnoxious 
 to courts of justice, yet he is accountable to Cod, 
 and liable to bis judgment: but if men suff er 
 their passions to break out into reviling and op¬ 
 probrious language, .meh as Raca, of thou fool, 
 they aie n.t only liable to the eternal vengeance 
 of God, but ought to be subjected to the punish¬ 
 ment of the civil magistrate; tlie.^e scornful, 
 disdainful, and vilifying speeches being the be¬ 
 ginnings of murder, provocatives to it, and indi¬ 
 cations of murderous hearts. JMat. 5. 22. Who¬ 
 soever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be 
 in danger of the council, 
 
 RACE. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 5. rejoiceth as a strong man to run a r. 
 Eccl. 9 . 11. 1 saw that the r. is not to the swift 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. they which run in a r. iiin all 
 Heb. 12. 1. run with patience the r. set before us 
 
 RAF TER.S. 
 
 Cant. 1. 17 . the beams of cedar, and our r. of fir 
 R./\GE, isubstantiie. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 12. Naaman turned away in a r. 
 
 19. ‘^7. 1 Know thy r. against me, Isa. .37. 28. 
 
 2 C.'a. n. 16 . 10. Asa was in a r. with the seer 
 28. 9. and y have slain them in a r. that reach. 
 Job . 39 . 24. he swallow'eth the ground with r. 
 
 40. 11. cast abroad the r. of tliy w rath 
 
 Psal. 7 . 6. lift up tl)yself because of r. of enemies 
 Prov. 6. .34. for jealousy is the r. of a man 
 Dan. .3. 1.3. Nebuchad. commanded in his r. to bring 
 /iw. 7- 16 . they shall fall for the r. of their tom^ue 
 RAGE, Verb. 
 
 Psal. 2. 1. why' do the heathen r. ? Acts 4. 25. 
 Prov. 29 . 9 . whether he r. or laugh, no rest 
 Jer. 46. 9. come up, ye horses, r. ye chariots 
 A a/i. 2.4. chariots shall r. in the streets shall justle 
 R.AGED. 
 
 Psal. 46. 6. heathen r. the kingdoms were moved 
 B AGET 11. 
 
 Prov. 14. 16. but the fool r. and is confident 
 RAGGED. 
 
 Isa. 2. 21. to go into the lops of the r. rocks 
 RAGING. 
 
 P.sal. 89. 9. thou rulest the r. of the sea 
 Prov. 20. 1. wine is a mocker, strong diink is r 
 Jonah 1. 15. and the sea ceased from her r. 
 
 Luke 8.24. he rebuked the wind and r. of the water 
 Jude 13. r. waves of the sea foaming out their shame 
 BAGS. 
 
 Prov. 2.3. 21. drowsiness shall clothe a man w ith r. 
 
 64. 6. all our righteousnesses are as filthy r. 
 Jer. .38. 11. Ebedmelech took old rotten r. 
 
 12. put r. under thine arm holes, under cords 
 RAIL. 
 
 2 Chron. 32.17. Sennacherib wrote letters to r. 
 RAILED. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 14. Nabal r. on David's messengers 
 Mark 15. 29. they that passed by r. on .lesus 
 Luke 23. .39. one of the malefactors r. on him 
 RAlLT.lt. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 11. keep not compaiiv w ith r. or drunkard 
 
 RAI LI Nil. 
 
 2 Pet. 2.11. angels bring not r. accus.dion ag. thein 
 Jude 9. (Jurst not bring against him a r. acc usation 
 
 RAI LI N<i. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. +14. give none occasion to adversary for r, 
 6. 4 . whereof cometh envy, strife, r. 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 9 . not rendering f. for r. but conti ariw ise 
 BALM TN T. 
 
 Gen. 24..5.3. the servant gave r. to Beln'kah 
 27 . 15. Kebekah took goodly r. of her sin Esau 
 
 27 . Isaac smelled his r. and file.-- d him 
 2!!. 2;). if the Lord w ill give me r. to put on 
 
 41. 14. Joseph shaved, and clianged his r. 
 
 383 
 
11AI 
 
 R AI 
 
 RAM 
 
 Cen. 45. CC. cave to eacli man changes of r. but to 
 l^enjainin 3tM) pieces of silver and five changes of r. 
 T.xod. .3. (;2. borrow of the Kgyptians r. 1C. 35. 
 
 21.10. her food and r. sh.all lie not diminish 
 £2. 9. any manner of trespass for sheep, for r. 
 
 26. if thou take thy neiglibonr's r. to pledge, 27, 
 J.ev. 11. 32. when unclean beast falls on r. wash 
 iSinm. 31. 20. purify all your r. all made of skins 
 Deut. 8. 4. thy r. waxed not old upon thee 
 10.18. the Lord loveth the stranger, siving him r. 
 
 21. 13. s!ie shall put r. of lier captivity tfom lier 
 
 22. 3. lost r. restore, and all lost tliinc of brotlier 
 
 24. 13. that he may sleep in his r. and bless thee 
 
 17. thou Shalt not take a widow’s r. to pledge 
 Josh. 22. 8. return to your tents with imich r. 
 
 Judg. 3. 16. Khuil girded a daccer under his r. 
 
 8. 26. purple r. that was on the kings of Midian 
 Ihith 3. 3. wash thyself and put thy r. upon thee 
 
 1 Sam. 28.8. Saul disguised himselfand j)ut on r. 
 
 £ Kingsb. 5. fs’aaman took with him ten cliang. ofr. 
 
 7. 8. the lepers carried tlience r. and liid it 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 24. presents to Solomon, gold, and r. 
 F-sth. 4.4. the cpieen sent r. to clothe .Mordec.ai 
 Job ‘i’l. 16. and though he prepare r. as the clay 
 Psal. 45.14. he brought to king in r. of needle-work 
 Jsa. 14. 19. cast out as tlie r. of those that are slain 
 
 63. .3. and 1 will stain all my r. 
 
 F.zek. 16. 1.3. thy r. was of fine linen and silk 
 Zech. .3. 4. 1 M’fll clothe thee witlichance ofr. 
 
 Mat. .3. 4. lohn had his r. of camels’ liair 
 
 6. 25. and the body more than r. Lnke. 12. 23. 
 
 28. why take ye thought for r. ? consider the lilies 
 11. 8. a man clothed in soft r. Lukel. 25. 
 
 17.2. his r. white as light, Mark9. 3. Luke 9. 29. 
 
 27. 31. put his own r. on him, and led him away 
 
 28.3. and his r. was white as snow 
 
 Luke 10. 30. among thieves who stripped him of r. 
 
 2.3. .34. they parted his r. and cast lots, JoZ/w 19. 24. 
 Jlcts 18. 6. Paul shook his r. and said to them 
 
 22. 20. I kept the r. of them that slew Stephen 
 1 Tim. 6. 8. Iiaving food and r. let us be content 
 Jam. 2. 2. and there came a (loor man in vile r. 
 liev. .3. 5. the same shall be clothed in white r. 
 
 18. buy white r. that thou mayest be clothed 
 
 4 4 1 sawtwenty-four elders clothed in white r. 
 PAIN 
 
 Is the vapours exhaled by the sun, which fall from 
 the clouds to the earth in drops. Keel. 11. .3. 
 There are some who think, by some expressions of 
 the scripture, that the ancient Wehvaws rmagined 
 the Rain to be derived from certain great reserva- 
 tories, which they supposed to he above the heavens, 
 and which Moses calls the -.raters above the firma¬ 
 ment, by way of contradistinction from the pife- 
 rior waters, which are those of the sea, rivers, 
 fic- Lor example, Moses says, that at the time 
 if the Deluge, the rain did not fall according 
 to the ordinary course of nature, but that the 
 ■cataracts, the flood-gates of heaven were set open, 
 Gen. 7. 11. All the fountains of the great 
 deep were broken up, and the windows pf 
 lieaven were opened. And Ilosea says, that in 
 times of great drought the clouds cry to the 
 Lord, beseeching him to permit the waters which 
 he keeps in his treasuries and repositories, to fall 
 into them and replenish them, llos. 2. 21. 1 will 
 Jiear the heavens. 
 
 The sacred writers often speak of the rain of the 
 former season, and of the rain of the latter season. 
 Deut. 11. 14. 1 will give you the rain of\our 
 land in his due season, the tirst rain, and the 
 latter rain : Also in IIos. 6. .3. 'Twice in the 
 year there fell plenty of rain in .Tndea; in the 
 beginning of the civil year, about September or 
 October, and half a year after in the nionth A bib 
 or March, which was the first month in the eccle¬ 
 siastical or holy year, whence it is called the latter 
 rain in the first month, Joel 2. 2.3. 
 
 The Hebrews often compare speech and discourse to 
 rain. Deut. 32. 2. My doctrine sliall drop as 
 the rain ; that is. As rain falling upon herbs and 
 grass makes themfresh, fragrant, and flourishing, 
 the same effect 1 may justly expect and hope that 
 my discourse xcill have upon ymr hearts, namely, 
 to make them soft,pliable,and fruitful. .Tob.vayj, 
 that in the time of his prosperity he was attended 
 to with great respect and eagerness, that his dis¬ 
 course distilled like soft rain; fhat they ex¬ 
 pected it like rain, and opened theii’ mouth to 
 receive liis words, ami therewith to satisfy their 
 thirst, as the parched eartli opens its mouth to 
 receive the ram of the latter season. Job 29. 
 22, 23. 
 
 I'he Psalmist says, that God maketh lightnings 
 for the rain, Psal. 1.35. 7- He bringeth water 
 even out of the fire ; he maketh thick clouds, which 
 being broken produce lightnings, and .ui are dis¬ 
 solved into .showers of ram: Ur, he maketh light 
 nings with rain, Jer. It). 1.3. He causeth both of 
 them to come out of the .same cloud. Ur thus: 
 Lightning goes before thunder and rain ; and when 
 we perceive lightning, and hear a Jresh clap of 
 thunder during a storm, u e conclude that the shower 
 will soon come. 'J'his is easily applied. Light¬ 
 ning and thunder are produced only by the shock of 
 clouds one against another; and the same shock 
 is the cause of rain also. 'J he prophet there¬ 
 fore may observe here, that lightning is as it 
 were the forerunner and the natural token of 
 rain. 
 
 Gen. 7. 12. the r. was upon the earth forty days 
 
 8. 2. and the r. from heaven was restrained 
 Lxod.g. .33. and the r. was not poured on the earth 
 .34. Pharaoh saw the r. ceased, he sinned yet more 
 Lev. 26. 4. then 1 will give you r. in due season, and 
 lami shall yield increase, Deut. 11. 14. 1 28. 12. 
 Deut. 11. 11. land drinks water of the r. of heaven 
 17. he shut up the heaven that there be no r. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .35. 2 Chnm. 0. 26.1 7- LI- 
 £8. 24. the Txird sliall maker, of thy land powder 
 .32. 2. my doctrine shall drop as the r. as the dew 
 1 Ham. 12. 17.1 will call on the Lord to send r. 
 
 384 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 18. Tmrd sent thunder and r. that day 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. let there be no dew nor r. upon you 
 
 2.3. 4. as grass springing by clear shining after r. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .36. then hear thou and give r. upon thy 
 
 land thou hast given thy people, 2 Uhr. 6. £7. 
 
 17. 1. there shall not be dew nor r. these years 
 
 7. brook dried ui). because there had been no r. 
 14. till day that the Ixird send r. on the earth 
 
 18. 1. shew to Ahab, I will send r. upon the earth 
 41. for there is a sound of abundance of r. 
 
 44. that the r. stop thee not 1| 45. was a great r, 
 
 2 Kings .3. 17. ye sliall not see wind, nor see r. 
 Ezra 10. 9. people sat trembling for the great r. 
 
 1.3. people are many, and it is a time of much r 
 Job 5. 10. who giveth r. u|jon the earth 
 
 28. 26. and when he made a decree for r. and way 
 
 29. 2.3. they waited for me as tor the r. 
 
 .36. 27. clouds pour down r. according to vapour 
 .37. 6. to small r. and to gre’at r. of his strength 
 .38.28. hath r. a father ' or who hath begotten dewr 
 Pml. 65. t 10. causest r. descend into tbe furrows 
 68. 9. thou, O God, didst s*'nd a iilentiful r. 
 
 72. 6. he shall come down like r. on mown grass 
 81. 6. the r. also filleth the pools 
 105. 32. he gave them liail for r. and flaming fire 
 1.35. 7. he maketh lightnings for the r. 
 
 117. 8. sing to the Lord, who [irefiareth r. for earth 
 Prov. 25. 14. is like clouds and wind without r. 
 
 23. the north wind driveth away r. 
 
 26. 1. as snow in summer, and r. in harvest 
 28. .3. that oppresseth poor is like a sweeping r. 
 Eccl. 11. .3. if clouds be full ofr. they empty 
 12. 2. nor the clouds return after the r. 
 
 Cant. 2. 11. winter is past, the r. is over and gone 
 Isa. 4. 0. tabernacle Ibr a covert from storm and r. 
 
 5. 0. 1 will command clouds they rain no r. on it 
 18. t 4. like clear heat after r. and cloud of dew 
 .30. 2.3. then shall he give the r. of thy seeil 
 44. 14. he planteth an ash, and r. doth nourish it 
 .55. 10. as the r. cometh down from heaven 
 Jer. 5. 24. let us fear the T.ord that giveth r. 
 
 10. 1.3. he maketh lightnings with r. 51. 16. 
 
 14. 4. ground is chapt, for there was no r. 
 
 22. are there any vanities of Gentiles can cause r. ? 
 Ezek. 1. 28. as the bow in the cloud in day of r. 
 
 .38. 22. I will r. an oveiflowing r. and brimstone 
 Hos. 6. 3. and he shall tnake us as the r. 
 
 Joel 2. 23. he will cause to come down for you r. 
 Amos 4. 7. I have withholden the r. from you 
 Zech. 14. 17. even upon them shall be no r. 
 
 18. if family of Egypt go not up, that have no r. 
 Mat. 5. 45. he sendeth r. on the lust and unjust 
 
 7. 25. and the r. descended, and floods came, 27. 
 ylcts 14. 17. in that he did good, and gave us r. 
 
 28. 2. and received us, because of the present r. 
 Heb. 6. 7. the earth which drinketh in the r. 
 
 Jam. 5. 18. he prayed, and the heaven gave r. 
 
 >00 L.yTTER. 
 
 RAIN, Kerb, 
 
 Gen. 2. 5. Lord had not caused it to r. on the earth 
 7. 4. cause it to r. forty days and forty nights 
 Exod. 9. 18. to-morrow I will cause it to r. 
 
 16. 4. I will r. bread from heaven for you 
 Job 20. 2.3. God shall r. his fury on him 
 .38. 26. to cause it to r. on the earth 
 P.ml. 11. 6. on the wicked he shall r. snares 
 Isa. 5. 6. the clouds, that they r. no rain on it 
 Ezek. 38. 22. 1 will r. an overflowing rain 
 Hos. 10. 12. till he come and r. I'ighteousnesson you 
 Amos 4. 7.1 caused it to r. on one city, not on another 
 .tarn. 5. 17. Elias pi ayed earnestly it might not r. 
 Rev. 11. 6. that it r. not in davs of their "prophecy 
 RAINBOW. 
 
 Rev. 4. .3. there was a r. round about the throne 
 10. 1. I saw an angel, and a r. was upon his head 
 RAINED. 
 
 Gen. 19. 24. T.ord r. upon Sodom and Gomorrah 
 Exod. 9. 23. the Lord r. hail on the land of Egypt 
 Psal. 78. 24. and had r. down manna, flesh, 27. 
 Ezek. 22. 24. thou art the land not r. u()on 
 Amos 4. 7- 1 withheld rain, one piece was r. upon ; 
 
 an<i the piece whereupon it r. not, withered 
 Luke 17. 29. the same day it r. fire from heaven 
 Jam. 5.17. it r. not foi- thref^ years and six months 
 RAINY. 
 
 Prov. 27. 15. a continual dropping in a r. day 
 RAISE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To lift up, 1 Sam. 2. 8. Psal. 113. 
 7. [2] To invent, or relate, Exod. 23. 1. [3] 
 To ordain and appoint. Exod. 9. 16. [4] To 
 beget, Gen. .38. 8. [.5] To keep in remembrance, 
 Tluth 4. 5. [6] 'To be restored to life. Mat. 11. 
 
 5. John 2. 19. [7] 'To call to, and fit persons 
 for any work, Judg. 2. 16. [8] 'To build,^ Isa. 
 
 2.3. 13. [9] 'To make to stand. Psal. 107. 25. 
 Gen. 38. 8. marry her, and r. up seed to thy brother 
 E,xod. 2.3. 1. thou shalt not r. a false report 
 Deut. 18. 15. Lord thy God will r. up a prophet like 
 
 to me, to him hearken, 18. xicts .3. 22. 17. .37. 
 
 25. 7. refuseth to r. up to brother a name in Israel 
 .losh. 8. 29. and r. thereon a great heap of stones 
 Ruth 4. 5. to r. up the name of tlie dead, 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .3.5. I will r. me up a faithful priest 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 11. I will r. up evil ag. thee out of house 
 
 17. elders went to him to r. him up from earth 
 
 1 Kings 14.14. the Lord shall r. up a king in Israel 
 1 Chron. 17. 11. 1 will r. up thy seed after thee 
 Job 3. 8. who are ready to r. up their mourning 
 
 19. 12. his troops r. up their way against me 
 
 .30. 12. they r. u() asainst me ways ot destruction 
 Ps. 41. 10. Lord, be merciful to me, and r. me up 
 
 48. + 1.3. mark her bulwarks, r. up her palaces 
 Jsa. 15. 5. they shall r. up a cry of destruction 
 
 29. .3. and I will r. forts against thee 
 
 44. 26. I will r. up the decayed places thereof 
 
 49. 6. my servant to r. up the tribes of Jacob 
 
 + 8. will give thee for a covenant to r. up the earth 
 58.12. Shalt r. up foundations of many generations 
 61. 4. they shall r. up the former desolations 
 Jer. 23. 5. I will r. to David a righteous branch 
 
 1 .30. 9. David their king, whom I will r. up 
 
 50. 9. 1 will r. against Babylon an assembly 
 
 Jer. 50. 32. none shall r. him II51.1. r. a destr. wmo 
 Ezek. 23. 22. 1 will r. up thy lovers against thee 
 .34 . 29. I will r. up for them a plant of renown 
 Hos. 6. 2. in the third day he will r. us up 
 Joel 3. 7. I will r. them whither ye have driven 
 Amos 5. 2. virgin of Israel, there is none to r. her up 
 
 6. 14. but, behold, I will r. a nation against you 
 9. 11. 1 will r. up the tabernacle of David, and I 
 will r. up his ruins, and 1 will build it 
 Mic. 5. 5. we shall r. against him seven shepherds 
 Hab. 1. .3. there are that r. u|) strife and contention 
 
 6. I will up the Chaldeans, that hasty na'ion 
 Zech. 11. 16. I will r. up a sh.epherd in the land 
 AJat. 3. 9. tor. iij)children to .Abraham, Luke 3.8. 
 1(1. 8. heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, r. the dead 
 22. 24. his brother marry his wife, and r. up seed 
 to his brother, Alark 12. 19. LukeilO. 28. 
 John 2. 19. and in three days I will r. it up 
 
 6. .39. I will r. itupagain at last day, .39.4o, 44,54. 
 Arts 2. .30. he would r. up Christ to sit on his throne 
 
 26. 8. why incredible that (jod should r. the dead? 
 
 1 (tor. 6. 14. aiifi will alsor. upus-liy his power 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 14. that he shall r. up us also by Jesus 
 Heb. 11. 19. accounting God was able to r. him up 
 Jam. 5. 15. and the I^rd shall r. him up 
 
 RAISED. 
 
 Exod. 9.16.1 r. thee ui) to shew my pow. Rom. 9. 17. 
 Josh. 5. 7 . children whom he r. up in their stead 
 
 7. 26. they r. over him a great heap of stones 
 Judg. 2. 16. nevertheless the Lord r. up judges, 18. 
 
 .3. 9. the Lord r. ui) a deliverer to Israel, 15. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 1. the man w ho was r. up on high, said 
 
 1 Kings 5. 13. Solomon r. up a levy of Israel, 9.15. 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 5. and r. it up to the towers, .3.3. 14. 
 Ezra 1. 5. all whose spirit God r. to go up to build 
 Job 14. 12. not awake, nor be r. out of their sleep 
 Prov.\5. 119. the way of righteous r. like a causeway 
 Cant. 8. 5. 1 r. thee up under the apple-tree 
 
 Isa. 14. 9. it r. up from their thrones kings of nations 
 
 2.3. 13. the Assyrian r. up the palaces of Chaldea 
 41. 2. who r. up the righteous man from the east 
 
 25. I have r. up one from the north 
 
 45. 13. 1 haver, him up in righteousness 
 Jer. 6. 22. a g.^'eat nation shall be r. from the earth 
 2.5. .32. a great whirl wind shall be r. up from earth 
 29. 15. Lord hath r. us up prophets in Babylon 
 50. 41. many kings shall be r. from the earth 
 51.11. I^rd r. up the spirit of the kingsof Medes 
 Dan. 7. 5. a bear r. up itself on one side 
 Amos 2. 11. 1 r. upof j'our sons for prophets 
 Zech. 2. 13. is r. up outof his holy habitation 
 
 9. 1.3. wflien 1 have r. up thy sons, O Zion 
 Alat. 1.24. then .loseph being r. from sleepdid 
 11. 5. thedeaf hear, the dead are r. up, Z,wXc7.C2. 
 16. 21. he must go and suffer, be killed, and r. up 
 again the third day, 17. -3. Luke 9. 22. 
 Luke\. 69. liath r. up an horn of salvation for us 
 
 20. 37. now that the dead are r. ]Moses shewed 
 John 12.1. Lazarus whom he r. from the dead, 9,17. 
 Acts‘J.. 24. whom God hath r. up, .32.1 3. 15, 26. 
 
 I 4. 10. I 5. .30. 1 10. 40. 1 1.3. 30, 3.3, .34.1 I7. 
 31. Rom. 10. 9. 1 Cor. 6. 14. 2 Cor. 4. 14. 
 
 (;«/. 1. 1. £p//. 1. 20. 
 
 12.7- angel r. up Peter 1! 1.3. 22. he r. up David 
 
 1.3. 2.3. hath God r. to Israel a Saviour .lesus 
 50. the .lews r. persecution against Paul 
 
 Rom. 4. 24. if we believe on hi n that r. up Jesus 
 25. who w'as r. again for our justification 
 
 6. 4. like as Christ was r. from the dead by Father 
 9. Christ being r. from the dead, dieth no more 
 
 7. 4. married, even to him w ho is r. from the dead 
 
 8. 11. if the Spirit of him that r. up Jesus dwell in 
 
 you, he that r. up Christ shall quicken 
 1 Cor. 15. 15. r. up Christ; whom he r. not up 
 
 16. if the dead rise not, then is not Christ r. 
 
 17. if Christ be not r. your faith is vain, yet in sins 
 35. some men will say, how are the dead r. ? 
 
 42. it is sown in corruption, r. in incorruption, 52. 
 
 4.3. it is r. in glory, it is r. in power 
 
 44. it is .sown a natural bodj’, r. a spiritual body 
 Eph. 2. 6. and hath r. us up together in Christ Jesus 
 Col. 2.12. through operation of God whor. him trom 
 
 1 'Thess. 1.10. wait for his Son, whom he r. trom dead 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 8. remember Jesusof seed ot David wasr. 
 Heb. 11. 35. women received their dead r. to life 
 
 1 Pet. 1.21. believe in God that r. him up trom dead 
 RAISER. 
 
 Dan. 11. 20. then shall stand up a r. of taxes 
 Hos. 7. t 4. the r. will cease after he hath kneaded 
 RAISE III. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. he r. poor out ot dust, Psal. 113. 7-. 
 
 Job 41. 25. when her. himself, mighty are afraid 
 Psal. 107. 25. tor he commands and r. stormy winn 
 
 145. 14. he r. those that be bowed dow n, 146. 8. 
 John 5. 21. for as the l ather r. up the dead 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 9. but trust in God which r. the dead 
 
 RAISING. 
 
 Hos. 7. 4. oven heated by baker whoceaseth from r. 
 Acts 24. 12. nor found thev me r. up the people 
 RAISINS. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 18. Abigail took an hundred clustersqfr, 
 
 30. 12. thev gave the E.gyptians two clusters ot r. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. i. /iba met David with UXl bunches of r. 
 1 Chr. 12. 40. they brousht bunches of r. and wine 
 
 RAM. 
 
 Gen. 15. 9. take a r. of three years old. andshe-goat 
 22. 1.3. behind him a r. caught in a thicket by horns 
 Exod. 29. 15. take one r. li io. thou shalt slay ther. 
 
 18. thou shalt burn the whole r. Lev. 8. 21. 
 
 £2. it is a r. of consecration. 27. 31. Ler.8. 22. 
 32. Aaron and his sons shall eat the flesh ot the r. 
 
 Lev. 9. 2. take a r. fora burnt-offering, and offer 
 4. r. for peace offerings |l 19. 21. tor trespass off. 
 Num. 5. 8. besides the r.of the atonement 
 15. 11. thus shall it be done for one r. or a lamb 
 F.zra 10.19. beinc sruilty, they offered a r. tor tresp. 
 Ezek. 43. 23. shall'otfer a r. without blemish, 2.‘( 
 
 45. 24. prepare an eph ah for a r. 46. 5. 7. H- 
 
 46. 4. the prince shall offer to the Lord a r. 
 
 6. in the day of the new moon six lambs and a r. 
 Dan. 8. 3. 1 saw a r. which had two horns 
 I 4. I saw the r. pushing westward and northward 
 
RAN 
 
 R Al 
 
 REA 
 
 Da 7 i, 8 . 6 , the goat ran to the r. that had two horns 
 
 7 . come close'fo the r. there was no power in tlie 
 r. none to deliver the r. out ot tlie hands 
 20 . the r. having two horns are the kings 
 RAMS. 
 
 Gen. .‘?1.10. r. which leaped were ring-Straked, 12. 
 38. the r. of thy tiock have I not eaten 
 
 32.14. .lacob sent Esau 200 ewes and 20 r. 
 
 Veut. 32. 14. with r. of breed of Rashan and goats 
 
 1 Snm. 15. 22. and to liearken than tlie fat of r. 
 
 2 Kings 3.4. Moab rendered l00,lK!0r. witliwool 
 
 1 Chrun. 29 . 21. they sacrificed to tlie Lord 1000 r. 
 
 2 C/iion. 17 . 11. the Arabians brought 7700 r. 
 
 £sra 6. 9. >. for offerings of tlie God of heaven 
 
 17 . offered at dedication of the house 200 r. 
 
 7 . 17 . thou niayest buy with this money r. lambs 
 B. 35 . offered nmety-six r. for a sin offering 
 
 ¥sal. f) 6 . 15. with the fat of r. Isa. 3-«.ti. 
 
 114. 4. the mountains skipped like r. 6 . 
 
 Isa. 1 . 11 . 1 am full of the Mirnt offerings of r. 
 
 34. 6. the sword is filled witli fat of kidneys of r. 
 60 . 7 . the r. of Isiebaiotli shall minister to thee 
 Jer, 51. 40. bring them to the slaughter like r. 
 Ezek. 27 . 21. Kedar occupied with thee in r. 
 
 34 . 17 . 1 judge between the r. and the he-goats 
 39 . 18. ye shall drink the blood of r. of lambs 
 Mic. 6 . 7 . will Lord be pleased with thousands of r. 
 Kee RATTl':Rl^G, Seven. 
 RAMS’-Aor/i.t. 
 
 Josh, 6. 4. seven priests shall bear before the ark 
 seven trumpets of r.-lwrns, d, 8, 13. 
 
 5. when they make a long blast with the r.-horns 
 KAMI'S'-skins. 
 
 Exod. 25. 5. r.-skins dyed red, and badgers’-skins, 
 and shittim-wood, 26.14.1 35. 7 .1 36.19.1 39. 34. 
 RAiMPAR r. 
 
 Lam. 2.8. he made the r. and the wall to lament 
 ]Sah. 3.8. than populous ISo, whose r. was the sea 
 RAN. 
 
 Gen. 18. 2 . Abraham r. to meet them from tent-door 
 7 . T. to herd |1 24.17. servant r. to meet Rebekah 
 24. 20. Rebekah r. to the well to draw'water 
 
 28. tl)e damsel r. and told her mother’s house 
 
 29. Laban r. out to the man to the well 
 29 . 12. and Rachel r. ami tohl her fatlier 
 
 13. Laban r. to meet .facob and eml)raced him 
 33. 4. Esau r. to meet him, and embraced him 
 Exud. 9. 23. the tire r, along upon the ground 
 Knm.. 11. 27- there r. a young man and told Moses 
 
 16. 47 . !Aaron r. into midst of the congregation 
 Jos/t.^. 22. the messenger r. to Aaron’s tent 
 
 8. 19- the ambush r. into Ai, and set it on fire 
 Judg. 7 . 21. all the host of Midian r. and fled 
 
 9.21. Jotham r. away, and tied, and went to Beer 
 13.10. INlanoah’s wife r. and shewed her husband 
 1 Kant. 3. 5. .Samuel r. to Eli, and said, here am I 
 
 4. 12. a man of Benjamin r. out of the army 
 
 10. 23. and they r. and fetched Saul thence 
 17- 22. David r. into the army and saluted brethr. 
 51. David r. and stood upon the Philistine 
 20.36. as the lad r. he shot an arrow beyond him 
 QKam. 18. 21. Cuslii bowed himself to Joab and r. 
 2.3. Ahimaaz r. by the plain and overran Cushi 
 
 1 Kings 2. .39. two servants of .sliimei r. away 
 
 18. .35. the water r. round about the altar 
 46. Elijah r. before Ahabto .lezreel 
 
 19 . 20. Elisha left the oxen and r. after Elijah 
 22. .35. the blood r. into the midst of the chariot 
 
 2 Kings‘Z:i. t 12. king beat down, and r. from thence 
 Psai. 77- 2. my sore r. in the niglit and ceased not 
 
 105.41. the waters r. in the dry places like a river 
 133. 2. the ointment that r. down upon the beard 
 Jer. 23. 21. 1 have not sent them, yet they r. 
 
 Exek. 1. 14. the living creatures r. and returned 
 47 . 2. there r. out waters on the l ight side 
 l)a7i. 8. 6. the goat r. to the ram in fury of his power 
 Mat. 8. 32. the herd of swine r. violently down 
 a steep place into the sea, Mark 5. 13. 
 Lrike !i. 3.3. 
 
 27 . 48. one r. and filled a spunge, Mark 15. .36. 
 Mark 6. 33. many knew him, and r. afoot thither 
 55. and r. through that whole region round about 
 l.uke 15. 20. Ids father r. and fell on Ids neck 
 19 . 4. Zacchens r. before and climbed up a tree 
 24. 12. then arose Peter and r. to the sepulchre 
 Ji>h7i 20. 4. so they r. both together, other outrun 
 Acts .3. 11. the people r. together unto them 
 
 7 . 57 . they r. upon Stephen witli one accord 
 
 8. .30. Philip r. to the chariot and heard him 
 
 12. 14. when she knew Peter’s voice, she r. in 
 
 14.14. Paul and Barnabas r. in among the people 
 21..30. the people r. together and took Paul 
 
 21, 32. chief captain took soldiers and r. down 
 27 . 41. they r. the ship aground and stuck fast 
 Jnde 11 . they r. greedily after the error of Balaam 
 RANG. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 5. shouted, so that the earth r. again 
 1 Kmgs 1.45. Isi ael shouted, so that the city /, again 
 RANGE. 
 
 Job 39 . 8. the r. of the mountains is Ids pasture 
 RANGED. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . t 2. Saul and Israel r, the battle 
 RANGERS. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. t 33. of Zebulun r. of battle 50,000 
 
 RANGES. 
 
 Lei’. 11. ,35. or r. for pots, they shall be broken 
 
 2 huigs 11.8. that conieth w ithin r. let him be slain 
 15. have hei' forth without the r. 2 Chr. 23. 14. 
 
 RANGING. 
 
 Proi.'.28.15. as a roaring lion, and a r. bear, so a ruler 
 RANK. 
 
 Gm. 41.5. ears came up upon one stalk, r. and good 
 7- seven tldn ears devoured the seven r. ears 
 Exod. 13. t 18. Israel went up by five in a r. 
 
 Kum. 2. 16. they shall set forth in the second r. 
 
 24. they shall go forwartl in the third r. 
 
 Judg. 7 . t 11. then went to outside of the r. by five 
 1 Chr. 12. .3.3. of Zebulun 50,(KX) could keep r. 
 t .36. of Asher keeping their r. 40,000 
 38. men of war that could keep r. came to Hebron 
 Pjal. 55. t_13. thou a man according to my r. 
 
 Gal, 4. t 25. Agar is in tlie same r. with Jerusalem 
 
 RANKS. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 4. light w-as against light in three r. 5. 
 Joel 2 . 7 . and they shall not break their r. 
 
 Mark 6. 40. they sat down in ;. by bund.and fifties 
 RANSOM 
 
 Is a sigriification made, or price paid, for the re¬ 
 deeming of a captive, or for procuring a pardori 
 Jor some 7wtortous offender. God, givirig direc¬ 
 tions to his tnmisters how to behave towards petii- 
 tent sin7iers, sags. Deliver him from going down 
 to the pit, 1 have found a ransom. Job .33. 24. 
 Declare to him, that 1 have pardoned and will 
 heal him ; for 1 have found out art expedient, and 
 a wag of ransoming arid redeeming sinners from 
 death, both spiritual and eternal, which theg bg 
 their sins have deserved: which is bg the death of 
 Trig .'ion, the liedee/ner and Saviour: hence ( hrist 
 is called a Ransom. 1 'I'im. 2.6. V\ ho gave him¬ 
 self a ransom for all, to be testified indue time. 
 Man being in a lost and deplorable condition, and 
 liable to eternal death on account of his sins ; the 
 eternal Son of God, moved bg his divine love, un¬ 
 dertook tc estore fallen man to the favour of God, 
 and vohintarilg endured the punishment due to our 
 sins, and gave his most precious life and blood as 
 the price of our redemption ; and therefore .such as 
 Christ redeems from the spiritual bondage of sin 
 and Satan, are called the ransomed of the Lord, 
 Isa. 35. 10. 
 
 RANSOM, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 21. ,30. he shall give for the r. of his life 
 .30. 12. they' shall give every man ar. for his soul 
 1 Sam. 12. t .3. of w'hose hand 1 received any r.'/ 
 Job 33. deliver him from pit, I have found a r. 
 .36.18. then a great r. cannot iteliver thee 
 P.utl. 49. 7. nor c an they give to God a r. for him 
 Prov. 6. 35. he will not regard any r. neither rest 
 
 13. 8. the r. ofa man’s life are his riches 
 
 21.18. the wicked shall be a r. for the riehteous 
 Isa. A3. 3. 1 gave Egypt for thy r. Seba for thee 
 Amos 5. + 12. they altlict the just, they take a r. 
 Mat. 20. 28. even as the Son of man came to give 
 his life a r. for many, Mark 10. 45. 
 1 Tim. 2. 6. w ho gave hims. r. for afl, to be testified 
 RANSOM. 
 
 Hos. 1.3.14.1 will r. them from pow'er of the grave 
 RANSOMED. 
 
 Isa. 35.10. ther. of the Lord shall return and come 
 51. 10. made the sea a way for the r. to pass over 
 Jer. 31. 11. Lord hath redeemed Jacob and r. him 
 RARE. 
 
 Dan. 2.11. it is a r. thing that the king requiretli 
 RASE. 
 
 Psal. 137- 7. x. it, r. it even to the foundation 
 RASH. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 2. be not r. wdth (by mouth, heart not hasty 
 Isa.32.3 A. the heart of ther. sliall understand 
 
 1 Cor. 13. t 4. charity is not r, is not putted up. 
 
 RASHLY. 
 
 Acts 19. .36. ye ought to be quiet, and do nothing r. 
 RASHNESS. 
 
 2 Sam.&. 1 7 . God smote Uzzah for his r. and he died 
 
 RAJE. 
 
 Exod. 16. 4. people shall gather certain r. evei'y day 
 
 1 Kings 10. 25. brought mules at a r. 2 ('hr. 9. 24. 
 
 2 Kings 25. .‘50. a daily r. foreveiy day all his days 
 2 Chron. 8. 13. even after a certain r. every day 
 
 RAIDER. 
 
 Josh. 22. 24. if we have not r. done it for fear 
 2 Kings b. 13. how much r. when he saiih to thee 
 Job 7 . 15. chooseth death r. than life, Jer. 8. .3. 
 
 .32.2. because he justified himself r. than God 
 .36.21. this hast thou chosen r. than affliction 
 Ps. 52. .3. and ly ing r. than to s|)eak righteousness 
 84. 10. had r. be a door-keeper m house of God 
 Prov. 8. 10. receive knowleuge r. than choice gold 
 16.16. to get understand, r. tube chosen than silver 
 
 17 . 12. meet a man, r. than a fool in his folly 
 
 22,1. good name is r. to be chosen than great riches, 
 loving favour r. than silver and gold 
 Mat. 10. 6. go r. to the lost sheep of house of Israel 
 28. r. fear him that is able to destroy in hell 
 
 18. 8. r. than having two hands to be cast into tire 
 
 9 . r. than having two eyes to be cast into hell 
 
 25. y. but go ye r. to them that sell, and Imy 
 27- 24. but that r. tumult w as made, he took water 
 Mark 5. 26. nothing bettered, but r. grew worse 
 15. 11. that he should r. release Barabbasto them 
 Luke 10. 20. r. rej. your names are written in heaven 
 
 11. 28. r. blessed are they that hear and keeji 
 41. but r. give alms of such things as ye have 
 
 12. 31. but r. seek ye kingdom of (iod,all thimrs 
 51. come to give peace, I tell you nay, r. division 
 
 17 . 8 . and will not r. say unto him, make ready 
 18. 14. he went down justified r. than the other 
 
 John .3. 19. and men loved darkness r. than light 
 Acts 5. 29 . w’e ought to oliey (Jod r. than men 
 Horn. 3.8. not r. let us do evil that good may come 
 8. 34. Christ died, yea, r. that is risen again 
 
 11. 11. but r. through their fall salvation is <ome 
 
 12. ly. avenge not, but r. give iilace to wrath 
 
 14. 1.3. not judge one another, but judge this r. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 2. are putted up, and have not r. mourned 
 
 6. 7- why do ye not r. take wrong ? why not suiter l 
 
 7 . 21. I)ut if thou mayest be made free, use it r. 
 
 9 . 12. if oth. be jiartak. of this power, are not w e r. ? 
 
 14. 1. desire r. that ye may prophesy, 5. 
 
 19 . had r. speak five wonlsw ith my understand. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 7 . so that ye ought r. to forgive him 
 
 .3. 8. how ministration of the .‘spirit be r. glorious ? 
 
 5.8. w illing r. to be absent from the body' 
 
 12. 9 . therefore 1 w ill r. glory in my infn mities 
 Gal. 4. 9 . ye have known God, or r. known of God 
 Eph. 4. 28. steal no more, but r. let him labour 
 
 5. 4. let it not be named, but r. giving of thanks 
 
 11. with works of darkness, but r. reprove them 
 Phil. 1.12. r. to the furtherance of the gosiiel 
 1 'J im. 1.4. which minister questions r. than edify. 
 4 . 7 . and exercise thyself r. to godliness 
 
 6. 2. but r. rlo them service, because faithful 
 Philem. 9 . yet for love’s sake 1 r. beseech thee 
 Heb. 11. 25. choosing r. to suffer affliction w ith 
 
 Ilch. 12.9. r.be in subjection to the Father of spinks 
 
 1.3. let lame be turned out, but let it r. be healed 
 
 I. 3. 19 . but 1 beseech you the r. to do this 
 
 2 Pet. 1.10. r. give diligence to make calling sure 
 RAl 1 LEI H. 
 
 Job 39.23.the quiver r. against him, spear and shield 
 RA'l 1 LING. 
 
 iVa/i. 3.2. noise of the r. of the wheels and horses 
 RAVEN, .S. 
 
 Gen. 8 . 7 . Noah sent forth a r. which went forth 
 Lev. 11. 15. every r. is unclean. Dent. 14. 14. 
 
 1 Kings 17 .4. 1 have commanded the r. to feed thee 
 6. and the r. brought 1 lijah bread and fiesh 
 Job .‘58. 41. who provideth the r. food, Ihuil. 147. 9. 
 Prov. .‘50. 17 . the r. of the valley shall pick it out 
 Cant. 5. 11. his locks bushy, and black as a r. 
 
 Isa. .34.11. the owl and the r. shall dwell in it 
 Luke 12. 24. consider the r. they neither sow 
 RAVENING. 
 
 Psal. 22. 13. they gaped upon me as a r. lie , 
 
 Ezek. 22. 25. like a roaring lion r. the prey 
 27 . her princes are like wolves r. the prey 
 Mat. 7. 15. but inwardly they are r. wolves 
 RAVENING. 
 
 Luke 11. 39- your inward part is full of r. 
 RAVEN OU.S. 
 
 Isa. .35. 9- nor any r. beast shall go up thereoi 
 46. 11. calling a r. bird from the east 
 Ezek. 39. 4. 1 will give thee to the r. birds 
 RAVIN, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 27 . Benjamin shall r. as a wolf 
 I'sal. 17 . 112 . as a lion that desireth to r. 
 
 RAVIN. 
 
 2.12, the lion tilled his dens with r, 
 RAVISHED. 
 
 Cant. 4. 9. tliou hast r. niy heart, my' sister 
 Isa. 1.3.16. the wives of l5abylon shall be r. 
 
 Lam. 5. 11. they r. the women in Zion 
 'Eech. 14. 2. the women in .lerusalem shall be r. ' 
 RAVISHED. 
 
 Prov. 5. 19 . and be thou r. always with her love 
 20. why wilt thou be r. with a strange woman ? 
 RAW, 
 
 Exod. 12. 9. eat not of it r. nor sodden witli water 
 Lev. 1.3. 10. if there be quick r. flesh in the rising 
 
 14. but when the r. flesh appeareth in him 
 
 15. the priest see r. flesh, for r. flesh is unclean ' 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 15. he will not have soddei' flesh, but r. 
 Mat.9..3 no man putteth r. cloth to an old gar¬ 
 ment, for the rent is made worse, Mark 2.121. 
 
 RAZOR. 
 
 This is an instrument well known. It is said, 
 Psal 52. 2. Thy tongue is like a sharp razor, 
 working deceitfully. Wherein the Psalmist, 
 speaking of Doeg t/ie Edomite, insinuates, that 
 as a man pretending onlg to shave off' the hair' 
 with a sharp razor, doth .suddenly and unex¬ 
 pectedly cut the throat; so Doeg pretended only 
 to vindicate himself from the imputation of dis¬ 
 loyalty, 1 Sam. 22. 9. but realty intended to ex¬ 
 pose the priests, loho were David’s friends, to 
 Saul’s fury and cruelty. And in l.sa. 7- 20. 
 God threatens to shave .ludah with a razor that 
 is hired, &c. that is, utterly to spoil and destroy 
 Judah, by the successive kiygs of the Assyrian 
 empire, as Sennacherib, 2 Kings 18. 13. Esar- 
 haddon, 2 Kings 19. .37. and especially by Ne¬ 
 buchadnezzar, who having subdued the Assyiian 
 mortal chy, from thenceforth was kirig of Assyria 
 as well as of Chaldea, and who completed the 
 calamity of Judah, which was begun by the kings 
 of Assy ria. 
 
 Num. 6. 5. all the days there shall no r. come upon 
 his head, Judg. 1.3. 5. I 16. 17. 1 Sam. 1.11. 
 8.17. cause a r. to pass over the fiesh of the Levites 
 Psal. 52. 2. thy tongue like a sharp r. working 
 Isa. 7 . 20. the Lord shall shave with a r. hired 
 Ezek. 5. 1. son of man, take thee a barber’s r. 
 REACH. 
 
 Gen. 11.4. a tower whose to|) may r. to heaven 
 Exod. 28. 42. linen breeches shall r. to the thighs 
 Lev. 5. t7. if bis hand cannot r. to a lamb, 14.121. 
 26. 5. your threshin" shall r. to the vintaae, and 
 your vintage shall r. to the sowing time 
 Nitm. 34. 11. the border shall r. to the sea 
 .Tob 20.6. and though his head r. unto the clouds 
 
 J. fa.H. 8. he shall r. even to the neck, () Immanuel 
 30. 28. breath shall r. to the midst of the neck 
 
 Jer. 48. .32. thy plants r. to the sea of .lazer 
 Zech. 14.5. valley of the mountains shall r. to Azal 
 John 20. 27 . r. hither thy finger, and r. thy hand 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 13. a measure to r. even unto you 
 
 REACHED. 
 
 Gen. 28. 12. the ladder’s top r. to heaven 
 Puth 2. 14. he r. her parched corn, she did eat 
 Dan. 4.11. tree, whose height r. to heaven, 20. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 14. as thomih we r. not to you 
 Rev. 18. 5. Babylon’s sins have r. to heaven 
 REACHETH. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 9. slain in a raee that r. up to heaven 
 Psal. .36. 5. thy faithfulness r. to the clouds 
 10!5. 4. and thy truth r. to the clouds 
 I'rov. .31.20. yea, she r. her hands to the needy ' 
 Jer. 4. 10. whereas tlie sword r. to the soul 
 18. it is bitter, because it r. to thine heart 
 51. 9 . l5aby Ion’s judgment r. to hea\ en 
 Dan. 4, 22. for thv greatness r. to heaven 
 ■R each ING. 
 
 Phil. 3.13. r. forth to tho.se things wliich ate before 
 READ. 
 
 Exod.2A.7. he r. in the audience of the people 
 Josh. 8. .34. lie r. all the vords of file law, .35. 
 
 2 Kings5.7. when kitigof Israel had r. the letter 
 19 . 1-4. llezekiah received aiul r. the letter 
 22.8. Shaphan r. the book of the law, 10. 
 
 23. 2. king .losiah r. in their ears all the words of 
 the liook of the covenant, 2 Chron. .34j 30. 
 QChron. 34. 24. 1 Mill bring all thefurses r. 
 
 Ezra 4. 18. the letter hath been plainly r. 
 
 2.3. the king’s letter was r. they made them cease 
 Neh. 8. .3. he r. before all book of the law, H. 1 13. 1. 
 
 18. from first day to the last he r. tlie law 
 
 2 C 385 
 
REA 
 
 REA 
 
 REB 
 
 2^eh. 9. 3. they stood up in their place and r. in law 
 Esth. 6. 1. book of the records was r. before kiny 
 Jsa, 37 . 14. he received the letter, and r. it 
 Jer. G9. 29. Zepltaiiiah the priest r. this letter 
 36. 16 . then r. Baruch the words of .lereiniah 
 
 21. .leliudi r. it in the ears of tlie kintr and princes 
 
 23. when he ' tliree or four leaves, the king cut it 
 Mat. 12. 3. iiave ye not r.7 19. 4.! 21. 16. |22. 31. 
 
 Mark 2. 25. | 12. 10, 26. Luke 6. 3. 
 John 19 . 20. this title r. many of tlie .lews 
 Acts 8. 28. the eiinucli r. Esaias the prophet 
 32. the place of scripture which lie r. was tliis 
 
 13. 27 . prophets are r. every sabbath-day, 1.0. 21. 
 15. .31. which when they had r. they rejoiced 
 
 23. 31. when the governor had r. the letter 
 2 Cor. 3. 2. ye are our epistle known and r. of all men 
 15. when Moses is r. the vail is upon their heart 
 Col. 4. 16. when this epistle is r. anions; you 
 
 1 Thsss. 5. 27 . 1 charge you that this epistle be r. 
 
 HE All. 
 
 Deut. 17 . 19. the king shall r. therein all his life 
 
 31. 11. thou shalt r. this law before all Israel 
 Jsa. 29. 11. saying, r. this, 1 pray thee, 12. 
 
 34. 16 . seek out of the hook of the Lord and r. 
 
 Jer. 36. 6. go and r. in the roll thou hast written 
 15. they said, sit down now and r. it in our ears 
 51. 61. when thou comest to Babylon and shalt r. 
 Dan. 5 . 7 . whosoever shall r. this writing and shew 
 
 8. king’s wise men, they could not r. tlie wi iting 
 
 17 . let thy gifts be to thyself, yet 1 will r. 
 
 Mat. 21. 42. did ye never r. in the scriptures I 
 Luke 4. 16. .lesus went in and stood up for to r. 
 Acts 8. 30. Philip ran and heard him r. Esaias 
 2CVr.l.l3. we write none other things than whatyer. 
 Lph. 3. 4. whereby when ye r. ye may understand 
 Col. 4.16. likewise r. the epistle from Laodicea 
 liev. 5. 4. wept, because none worthy to r. the book 
 
 READEST. 
 
 Luke 10. 26. what is written in law, how r. thou ? 
 Acts 8. 30. understandest thou what thou r.? 
 READEI'II. 
 
 JTnh. 2. 2. make it plain, that he may run that r. it 
 Mat. 24.15. when ye shall see the abomination, 
 whoso r. let him understand, Mark 13. 14. 
 Lev. 1. 3. blessed is he that r. and they that hear 
 READING. 
 
 Neh. 8. 8. they caused them to understand the r. 
 Led. 12. t 12. much r. is a weariness of the flesh 
 Acts 13. 15. after the r. of the lasv and the prophets 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 14. vail untaken away in r. the Old Best. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 13. till 1 come, give attendance to r. 
 
 READING. 
 
 Jer. 36. 8. r. in the book of the words of the Lord 
 51. 63. when thou hast made an end of r. this book 
 REA DIN ESS. 
 
 ■Acts 17 .11. they received the word with r. of mind 
 
 2 Cur. 8. 11. that as there was a r. to will 
 
 10. 6. having a r. to revenge all disobedience 
 
 READY. 
 
 Lxod. 17 . 4. the people, be almost r. to stone me 
 19. 11. and he r. against the third day, 15. 
 
 34. 2. be r. in the morning, and come up to .Sinai 
 Mum. 32. 17 . we will go r. armed before Israel 
 Lent. 1. 41. ye were r. to go up into the hill 
 
 26. 5. a Syrian r. to perish was my father 
 Josh. 4. 113. about 40,000 r. armed pass over 
 8. 4. go not far from the city, but be ye all r. 
 
 1 Satn. 25. 18. Abigail took Vive slieep r. dressed 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 15. thy servants are r. to do whatsoever 
 
 18. 22. why run, seeing thou hast no tidings r.? 
 Lzra'l. 6. Ezra was a r. scribe in the law of IMoses 
 Meh. 9. 17 . but thou art a God r. to pardon 
 Lsth. 3.14. they should be r. against that day, 8.13. 
 Joh 3. 8. who are r. to raise up their mourning 
 
 12. 5. he that is r. to slip with his feet 
 
 35. 23. knoweth the day of darkness is r. at hand 
 
 24. anguish shall prevail as a king r. to battle 
 
 28. in houses which are r. to become heaps 
 
 17 . 1 . my days are extinct, the graves are for me 
 
 18. 12. and destruction shall be r. at his side 
 
 29. 13. the blessing of him r. to perish came on me 
 
 32. 19 . my belly is r. to burst like new bottles 
 Lsal. 38. 17 . for I am r. to halt, and my sorrow 
 
 45. 1. my tongue is the pen of a r. writer 
 86. 5. thou. Lord, art good, and r. to forgive 
 88. 15. I am afflicted, and r. to die from my youth 
 Prov. 24. 11. to deliver those that are r. to be slain 
 
 31. 6. give strong drink to hiiii that is r. to perisli 
 Led. 5. 1. be more r. to hear than to give sacribce 
 Isa. 27 . 13. they shall come who ivere r. to perish 
 
 30. 13. this iniquity shall he as a breach r. to fall 
 
 32. 4. the tongue of stammerers he r. to S[)eak plain 
 .38. 20. the Lord was r. to save me. we will sing 
 41. 7- saying, it is r. for the soldering, he fastened 
 51. 13. the oppressor, as if he were r. to destroy' 
 
 jban. 3.15. now if ye be r. to fall down and worshi[) 
 Mat. 22. 4. fatlings are killed, and all things are r. 
 
 8 . then saith he, the wedding is r. Luke 14. 17 . 
 
 24. 44. therefore be ye also r. Luke 12. 40. 
 
 25. 10. they' that were r. went in with him 
 Mark 14. 38. the spirit is r. but the tiesh is weak 
 I.,uke 7 . 2. a centurion's servant sick, and r. to die 
 
 22. 33. Lord, 1 am r. to go with thee into prison 
 John 7 . 6. my time not come, your time is al way r. 
 Acts 20. 7. Paul preached to them, r. to de|)arr 
 
 21. 1.3. I am r. not to be bound only, but to die 
 
 2.3. 15. we, or ever he come near, are r. to kill him 
 21. now are r. looking for a promise from thee 
 Rom. 1. 15. I am r. to preach the gospel at Borne 
 2 Cor. 8. 19 . and the declaration of your r. mind 
 
 9. 2. Achaia was r. a year ago, zeal hath provoked 
 3. I sent brethren, that, as 1 said, ye may he r. 
 
 5. that the same might be r. as a matter of bounty 
 
 12. 14. the third time I am r. to come to you 
 
 1 Tim.^. 13. must not her. to quarrel, as one in wine 
 
 6. 18. that ye be rich in good works, r. to distribute 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6. for 1 am now r. to be offered 
 
 Tit. 3. 1. put in mind to be r. to every good work 
 Heh. 8. 13. that waxeth old. is r. to vanish away 
 1 Pet. 1.5. salvation, r. to he revealed in the last time 
 .3.15. be r. always to give an answer to every man 
 4.5. to give account to him that is r. to judge quick 
 
 386 
 
 1 Pet. 5 . 2. not for filthy lucre, but of a r. mind 
 Lev. 3. 2. strengthen the things that are r. to die 
 
 12. 4. the woman which was r. to be delivered 
 See M.4nn, .Make. 
 
 REALM. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .30. the r. of Jehoshaphat was quiet 
 Ezra 7 . 1.3. they of my r. who are minded to go 
 
 2.3. why should there be wrath against the r. ? 
 Dan. 1. 20. lie found them better than all in his r. 
 6. .3. the king thought to set him over the r. 
 
 9. 1. Darius, king over the r. of the Chaldeans 
 
 11. 2. he shall stir iq) all against the r. of Grecia 
 REAP 
 
 Signifies, [Ij To cut down com, iam. 5.4. [2] To 
 receive the fruit or reward of our works, whether 
 rjood or had. Gal. 6. 7, 8. [3J To expect increase. 
 Mat. 25. 26. [4] To execute jud'/ment on anti¬ 
 christ and his adherents, Bevn 14. 15. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 9. and when ye r. the harvest, 2.3. 10, 22. 
 
 shall not wholly r. the corners of thy field 
 
 25. 5. what groweth of itself thou shalt not r. 
 
 11. in jubilee ye shall neither sow'nor r. 
 
 Ruth 2. 9. let thine eyes be on the field they r. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 12. set your servants to r. his harvest 
 
 2 Kings 19 . 29. in third year sow and r. Isa. . 37 . 30. 
 Joh 4. 8. they that sow wickedness r. the same 
 
 24. 6. they r. every one his corn in the field 
 }\sal. 126. 5. they that sow in tears shall r. in joy 
 Prov. 22.8. he that soweth iniquity shall r. vanity 
 Eccl. 11. 4. he that regardeth the clouds shall not r. 
 Jer. 12. 13. they have sown wheat but shall r. thorns 
 /i()6'.8.7.havesown wind, they shall r.the whirlwind 
 
 10.12. sow in rigliteousne.ss r. in mercy 
 Mic. 6. 15. thou shalt sow', butshalt not r. 
 
 Mat. 6. 26. the fowls of the air r. not, Luke 12. 24. 
 
 25. 26. thou knewest I r. where 1 sowed not 
 John 4. .38. to?-, whereon ye bestowed no labour 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 11. if we shall r. your carnal things 
 
 2 C'gr.9.0.he which soweth sparingly shal I r.sparing. 
 
 he wliich soweth bountifully shall r. bounti¬ 
 fully 
 
 Gal. 6 . 7 . whatever a man soweth, that shall he r. 
 
 8. soweth to tiesh, shall of the tiesh r. corruption, 
 to .Spirit, shall of the Spirit r. life everlasting 
 
 9. in due season we shall r. if we faint not 
 Lev. 14. 15. thrust in thy sickle and r. for the time 
 
 is come for thee to r. for the harvest is ripe 
 REAPED. 
 
 TTos. 10.13. ye have plowed w'ickedn. ye r. iniquity 
 Jam. 5. 4. the hire of labourers, w'hich r. down your 
 fields, the cries of them which r. are entered 
 Rev. 14.16. thrust in his sickle, the earth was r. 
 REAPER. 
 
 Amos 9. 13. the plowman shall overtake the r. 
 REAPERS. 
 
 Ruth 2. 3. Ruth gleanetl in the field after the r. 
 
 4. Boaz said to the r. the I.ord be with you 
 
 7 . I pray'you, let me glean after the r. 
 
 2 Kings 18. he wentout to his father to the r. 
 Mat. 13. .30.1 will s-ay to the r. gather the tares 
 39. the enemy is the devil, and r. are the angels 
 R RAPES I'. 
 
 Lev. 2.3. 22. not make clean riddance when tliou r. 
 Luke 19 . 21. and thou r. that thou didst not sow 
 REAPETII. 
 
 Tsa. 17 . 5. the harvest-man r. the ears with his arm 
 John 4.36. he that r. receiveth wages, that both he 
 that soweth and he that r. may rejoice together 
 37 . that saying is true, one soweth and another r. 
 REAPING. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.13. and they of Beth shemesh werer. 
 
 Mat. 25. 24. Ld. I knew that thou art an hard man, 
 r. where thou hast not sown, l/uke 19. 22. 
 RE A.SON 
 
 Signifies, [1] That faculty of the .soul whereby we 
 judge of things, I)an. 4. .36. [2] Proof, ground, 
 or argument, 1 Pet. .3. 15. [.3] To confer, di.spute, 
 or argue. Mat. 16. 8. IMark 8. 16. 
 
 Reasonable service, Rom. 12. 1. The .spiritual 
 sacrijice of a Christian, offering not the bodies of 
 unrea.sQnahle beasts, as they were wont to do 
 under the law; hut himself wholly being a rea¬ 
 sonable creature, as a sacrifice unto God his 
 Creator and Redeemer, -which is a most reasonable 
 thing, to do him service and obedience in all things, 
 according to his revealed will, which is a very 
 reasonable rule. 
 
 Reasonable service, in Greek, Xo-yiKu Xn-rpeia, 
 7nay he such as will he agreeable to the notion of 
 6 Aoyof, the Word, as it signifies Christ, atid 
 then, it is the Christian service. It may be as 
 Xoyoy signifies the word, or scripture, «???/ then 
 it will he that roorship -which is prescribed us in 
 the .scripture. It irtay he as Xo-fos, w'ord, is op¬ 
 posed to vojuor, law, and then it trill he the 
 evangelical worship. Or it tnay he such a wor¬ 
 ship of God as is tnost agreeable to reason, as is 
 before observed. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 15. and tbis is the r. of the levy, which 
 Prov. ‘1(>. 16. than seven men that can render ar. 
 Bed. 7 . 25. I ap()lied to search the r. of things 
 t 27 . weighing one by one to find out the r. 
 
 Dan. 4. .36. at the same time my r. returned to me 
 Acts 6. 2. it is not r. we should leave the word 
 18. 14. Oye lews, r. would that I should bear 
 1 Pet. 3.15. that asketh you a r. of the hope in you 
 Ry REASON. 
 
 Gen. 41. .31. plenty not known by r. of that famine 
 47 . 13. land of Canaan fainted by r. of the famine 
 Bxod. 2. 2.3. Israel sighed by r. of the bondage 
 3 . 7 . I heard their cry Ay ?•. of their tgsk-masters 
 
 8. 24. the land was corrupted by r. otthe flies 
 Num. 9- 10. if any be unclean byr. ot a dead body 
 
 18. 8. the hallowed things given by r. of anointing 
 .32. shall bear no sin by r.' of it, when ye heaved 
 Dent. 5. ,5. for ye were afraid by r. ol the fire 
 Josh. 9 .13. our shoes are become old by r. of journey 
 + 14. they received the men Ayr. ot their victuals 
 Judg. 2. 18. for it repented the I.. for their groanings 
 Ay r. of them that oppressed and vexed them 
 
 1 KingsW. 4. Ahiiah’s eyes were set Ayr. of age 
 
 2 Chr. 5 . 14. notable to minister Ay r. ot the cloud 
 
 2 Chr. 20.15. be not afraid Ayr. of this great multit, 
 21. 15. thy bowels fall out. Ay r. of the sickness, 19. 
 Job 6 . 16 . brooks are blackish, Ayr. of the ice 
 
 17 . 7 . mine eye also is dim Ay r. of sorrow 
 
 31. 23. Ay r. of his highness 1 could not endure 
 35. 9 . Ay r. of oppressions they make the oppressed 
 cry, they cry out Ay r. of the arm of the mighty 
 . 37 . 19. we cannot order speech Ayr. of darkness 
 41. 25. Ay r. of breakings they purify themselves 
 J^sal. .38. 8. roared by r. of disquietne.ssof my heart 
 44. 16. that blasphemeth Ay r. of the enemy 
 78.6.5. a mighty man thatshoutefh Ayr. of wine 
 
 9 . mine eye mourneth Ay r. of affliction 
 9d. 10. if Ay r. of strength they be fourscore years 
 102. 5. Ay r. of my groan, my bones cleave to skin 
 Prov. 20. 4. the sluggard will not plow Ayr. of cold 
 Isa. 49 . 19 . too narrow. Ay r. of the inhabitants 
 Lzek. 19. 10. full of branchesAy r. of many waters 
 21. 12. terrors Ayr. of sword shall be on my people 
 20. 10. Ay r. of the abundance of his horses 
 28. 17 . 'Cyrus corrupted Ay r. of thy brightness 
 Dan. 8. 12. an host given him Ay r.of tran.sgrcssion 
 Jonah 2.2. 1 cried Ay r. of my affliction to the I/i. 
 Mic. 2.12. shall make great noise Ay r. of rnultitude 
 John 0. 18. the sea arose Ay r. of a great wind 
 
 12. 11. by r. of him many believed on .lesus 
 Rom.i',. 20. Ay r. of him who subjected same in hope 
 2 Cor. . 3 .10. Ay r. of the glory that excelleth 
 lleh. 5. .3. Ay r. hereof he ought to offer for the sins 
 
 14. who Ayr. of use have their senses exercised 
 7 . 2.3. priests not suffered to continue Ay r. of death 
 2 Pet. 2. 2. Ayr. ofwiiom way of truth evil s|)okenot 
 Rev.a. 1.3. Ayr. of theother voices of the trumpet 
 9. 2. sun and air were darkened Ay r. of the smoke 
 
 18. 19 . all made rich Ay r. of the costliness 
 
 REASON, Kerb. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 7 . that 1 may r. with you before the TR. 
 Job 9 . 14. and choose out my words to r. with you 
 
 1.3.3. Surely 1 would speak and desire to r. witliG 
 
 15. 3. should he r. with unprofitable talk; 
 
 J.sa. 1. 18. come now and let us r. together 
 Jer. 12. t 1. let me r. the case w ith thee 
 Mat. 16. 8. lesus said, w hy r. ye among yourselves, 
 because ye have no bread ' Mark 2. 8. 18. 17- 
 I.uke 5. 21. the scribes and Pharisees began to r. 
 
 22. Jesus said to them, what r. ve in your hearts ? 
 REASONABLE. 
 
 Rom. 12.1. living Sacrifice, which isyourr. servie'e 
 REASONABLY". 
 
 lleh. 5. + 2. who can r. bear with the ignorant 
 REASON ED. 
 
 Mat. 16. 7 . and they r. aniong themselves, 21. 1.5. 
 
 Mark 8. 16. I 11. .31. Luke 20. 5. 
 MarlA. 8. when Jesus perceived that they so r. 
 Luke^O. 14. the Imsbandmen r. among themselves 
 24. 15. while they r. .lesus himself drew'near 
 Acts\T. 2. three sabbaths Paul r. with them 
 18. 4. he r. in the synagogue every sabbath 
 
 19 . Paul r. with the .lews at E.phesus 
 24. 25. and as he r. of righteousne.ss and judgment 
 REASONING. 
 
 Job 13. 6. hear now my r. and hearken to pleadings 
 Luke 9 . 46. then there arose a r. among them 
 Acts 28. 29. the Jews departed, and had great r. 
 REASONING. 
 
 MarlA. 6. there were certain scribes r. in their hearts 
 12. 28. and having heard them r. together 
 REASONINGS. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. t 5. casting down r. and every high thing 
 
 REASONS. 
 
 Job .32.11. behold I waited, and gave ear to your r. 
 Isa. 41. 21. bring forth your r. saith king of Jacob 
 REBEL. 
 
 To rebel is to fight or make war against a lawful 
 sovereign, Absalom didagainst his father David, 
 2 Sam. 15. 10, cXc. Or to ca.U off the yoke of a 
 Ia-wful governor, as Korahrttn/ Abiram, yum. 16. 
 1, 2, live. Rebellion cometh cf the Hebrew -word 
 Marah, -which .Agnifies bitterness, because rebel¬ 
 lion is a thing distasteful unto God, and pn i ofet 
 him to anger. Men are said to rebel, Agaitist 
 
 the I.Old, Num. 14. 9. [2] /igainst his- words. 
 
 Psalm 107 . 11. [3] xlgainst his Spirit, Isa. 63. 
 
 10. [4] Against unearthly king, 1 Kings 12. 19. 
 Tsum. 14. 9 . only r. not against the lord, nor tear 
 Josh. 1. 18. whosoever doth r. he shall die 
 22. 16. ye have builded an altar that ye mieht r 
 . 18. seeing that j’e r. to-day ae-ainst the Lord 
 
 19. r. not asrainst the I.ord, nor r. affainst us 
 29 . God forbid that we should r. against the Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 14. if ye w ill obey and not r. ag. Lord 
 15. and if ve w ill not obev the I.ord. but r. 
 
 Kell. 2.19. wLat do ye ? will ve r. against the king *. 
 6. 6. saith it, that thou and the Jews think to r. 
 JobQ4. 13 . thev are of those that r. against the light 
 Psal. 78. t 40.'how'oft did they r. against him 
 Da. 1.20. if ye refuse and r. ye shall he devoured 
 llos.7. 14. they assemble for corn, and r. against me 
 REBELLED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 4. and in the thirteenth year they' r. 
 
 Kina. 20. 24. because ye r. ag. my words at waters 
 of Meribah. 27. 14. liait. 1. 26,4.3.1 9. 2 . 3 . 
 
 1 Things 12. 19. Rehoboam fled,so Israel r. ag. the 
 
 iKHise of David unto this day’, 2 Chren. 10. 19 
 
 2 Kings 1. 1. Moab r. against Israel, 3, 5, 7- 
 18. 7- Ilezekiah r. against the king of .Assyria 
 24. 1. .lehoiakim r. against Nebuchadnezzar 
 
 20. Zedekiah r. 2 Chron. .36. 13. .Ter. 52. .3. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 6. Jeroboam hath r. against his lord 
 jYcA. 9. 26. they w ere disobedient, and r. agst. thee 
 P.sal. 5. 10. for they have r. against tliee 
 105. 28. and they r. not against his word 
 I 117 . 11. because they r.against the w'l'i dsof God 
 I.sa.l. 2. I have nourished children, and they have r. 
 63. 10. but they' r. and vexed his Holy Spirit 
 Lam. 1.18. I have r. || 20. I have grievously r. 
 
 3. 42. we have r. thou hast not pardoned 
 Bzek. 2. 3. I send thee to a nation that hath r. 
 
 17 , 15. he r. in sending his ambassadors to I'gypt 
 
 20. 8. but they r. against me, 1.3, 21. 
 
 Dan. 9 . 5. we have r. by departing from thee 
 9. to our God mercy, tliough we have r. ag. nim 
 
REB 
 
 REG 
 
 REG 
 
 JIos. 13.16. Samaria hath r. asrainst her God 
 REBELLEST. 
 
 £ Kings 18. CO. Rab shakeh said to Ilezekiah, on 
 whom dost thou trust, that thou r .'{ Isa. .36.5. 
 REBELLION. 
 
 Knm. 17 . + 10. as a token against the children of r. 
 JJeut. .31. 27 . for 1 know thy r. and tliy stiff neck 
 Josh. 22.22. Isiael he shall know if it be in r. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 23. r. is as the sin of witclicraft 
 
 20. t 30. thou son of perverse r. do not 1 know 
 Hzra 4. ly. and that r. liath been made therein 
 Keh. 9. 17 . and in their r. appointed a captain 
 Job 34. . 37 . for he addetli r. unto his sin 
 
 Prov. 17 . 11. an evil man seeketli only r. 
 
 Jer. 28. 16. because thou hast taught r. 29. 32. 
 pzeh. 2. t 7 . whether hear or forbear, they are r. 
 REBELLIOUS. 
 
 Deui. 9 . 7 . ye have been r. aa. the I.ord, 24.1 .31. 27. 
 
 21. 18. if a man have a stubborn and r. son 
 
 20. they shall say, this our son is stubborn and r. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. .30. thou son of the perverse r. woman 
 Kzra 4. 12. building the r. and the bad city, 15. 
 Psal. . 66 . 7 . let not the r. exalt themselves 
 08. 6. but the r. dwell in a dr 3 ' land 
 
 18. yea, for the r. also H 78. 8. and a r. generation 
 Isa. 1.2.3. thy princes are r. companions of thieves 
 
 30. 1. w'oe to the r. children, saith the Lord 
 
 9. this is a people || 50. 5. I was not r. 
 
 65. 2. 1 have spread out my hands to a r. people 
 Jer. 4. 17 . she hath been r. against me, saith Lord 
 5. 23. but this people hath a revolting and r. heart 
 Kzek.i. .3. son of man, I send thee to ar. nation 
 5. they are a r. house, 6,7- I 3.9,26, 27.1 12.2, .3. 
 
 8. he not thou r. like that r. house, open thy mouth 
 12. 2. thou dwellest in the midst of a r. house_ 
 
 17 . 12. say now to the r. house, know ye, 44, 0. 
 
 24. 3. and utter a parable to the r. house 
 
 REBELS. 
 
 Kum. 17 .10. Aaron’s rod kept for a token ag. the r. 
 
 20.10. -Moses and Aaron said, hear now', ye r. 
 Jer. 50. t 21. go up against the land of r. 
 
 Kzek. 2. t 6. though r. and thorns be with thee 
 20. 38. I will purge out from among you the r. 
 
 Rl^BUKE, Substan/iie. 
 
 Dmi. 28. 20. the Lord shall send on thee r. 
 
 •2 Kings 19. 3. this is a day of r. Isa. .37. .3. 
 
 Psal. 18. 15. at thy r. at the blast of fhj' nostrils 
 76. 6. at thy r. the horse cast into a dead sleep 
 80. 16. they perish at the r. of thy countenance 
 
 104 . 7 . at thy r. they tied, they hasted away 
 Prov. 13. 1. but a scorner heareth notr. 
 
 8. but tlie poor heareth not r. 
 
 27 . 5. open r. is better than secret love 
 Peel. 7 . 5. it is better to hear the r. of the rvise 
 Jsa. 25. 8. the r. of his people shall he take away 
 30. 17 . thousand shall tiee at the r. of one, at the 
 r. of five shall 3 ’e tlee, till left as a beacon 
 50. 2. behold, at my r. 1 dr^' up the sea 
 51 . 20 . thy sons lie Yuli of the r. of thy God 
 
 66.15. to reniler his r. with flames of fire 
 Jer. 15. 15. know that for thy sake 1 suffered r. 
 Jlos. 5. 9 . Ephraim shall be desolate in the day of r. 
 Piiil.Z. 15. without r. in midst of a perverse nation 
 REBUKE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To reprove or eheefc. Lev. 19. 17 . [2] 
 To restrain, Zech. .3. 2. .lude 9. [-3] To silence, 
 or command persons to hold their peace, Luke 19. 
 39 . [4] To convince of sin, and bring to repent¬ 
 ance, Isa. 2. 4. [5] To cure, Luke 4. 39. [ 6 ] To 
 chasten, afflict, or correct, Psal. 6 . 1. 
 
 Jev. 19 .17- thou shalt in any wdse r. thy neighbour 
 Puth 2. 16. that she may glean them, and r. her not 
 1 Chron. 12. 17. God look thereon, and r. it 
 Psal. 6.1. O Lord, r. me not in thine anger, .38.1. 
 68. .30. r. the company of spear-men, the bulls 
 Prov. 9 . 8. r. a wise man, and he will love thee 
 24. 25. to them that r. him shall be delight 
 Isa. 2. 4. he shall r. many nations, Mic. 4. .3. 
 
 17 . 13. the nations rush, but God shall r. them 
 54. 9. I would not hew’roth with, nor r. thee 
 Zech. 3, 2. Lord said to Satan, the Lord r. thee, 
 even the Lord that hath chosen Jerusalem, 
 r. thee 
 
 Iflal. .3.11. 1 will r. the devourer foryour sakes 
 Mat. 16. 22. Peter began to r. him, Mark 8. 32. 
 Luke 17 . .3. if thy brother trespass r. hini 
 
 19 . .39. some said. Master, r. thy disciples 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 1. r. not an elder, but entreat him 
 
 20. them that sin, r. before al 1, that others maj' fear 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 2. r. exhort, with all long-suffering 
 Tit. 1. 13. wherefore r. them sharply, 2. 15. 
 
 Jude 9. INIichael said, the I.ord r. thee 
 
 Mev. 3. 19 . as many as I love, I r. and chasten 
 REBUKED. 
 
 ■Gen. 31. 42. God hath seen and r. thee yesternight 
 37 . 10. his father r. him, and said to him 
 Kelt. 5. 7 . and 1 r. the nobles and the rulers 
 Psal. 9 . 5. hast r. the heathen, thon hast tlestroyed 
 106 . 9 . he r. the Red sea also, and it was dried up 
 719.21. thou hast r. the proud that are cursed 
 Mat. 8. I’d. he r. the wind, Mark 4. .39. LukeS. 24. 
 
 17 . 18. .lesus r. devil, and he departed out of him 
 
 19 . 1.3. disciples r.them, MarkU). 13. LukelB. 15, 
 
 20. .31. the multitude r. the blind men 
 
 Mark 1. 25. he r. the devil. 9. 25. Luke 4.35.1 9.42. 
 
 8. 33. Jesus r. Peter, saying, get thee behind me 
 Luke 4. .39. he stood over her and r. the fever 
 
 9. 55. but Jesus turned, and r. James and Jolin 
 
 18. .39. they that went before r. the blind man 
 
 23. 40. but the other thief answering r. him 
 lieb. 12. 5. nor faint when thou art r. of him 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 16. but Balaam was r. for his iniquity 
 REBUKER. 
 
 IIos. 5. 2. though T have been a r. of them all 
 REBUKE I H. 
 
 Prov. 9 . 7 . he that r. a w icked man getteth a blot 
 ^.23. he thatr. a man, after shall find more favour 
 . Jlmosb. 10. they hate him thatr. in the gate 
 Kah. 1. 4. he r. the sea, and maketh it dry 
 REBUKE.S. 
 
 Psal. , 30 , 11 . when thou with r. dost correct man 
 Hzek, 5. 15. execute judgments in furious r. 25. IT. 
 
 REBUKING. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.16. foundations discovered at r. of Lord 
 REBUKING, Participle. 
 
 Luke4. 41. he r. them, suffered them not to speak 
 RECALL. 
 
 Lam. 3. 21. this 1 r. to mind, therefore I hope 
 RECEIPT. 
 
 Mat. 9 . 9 . as Jesus passed, he saw Matthew sitting 
 at the r. of custom, Mark 2.14. Luke 5. 27. 
 RECEIVE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To take uhat is given, paid, or put 
 into one's hands, 2 Sam. 18. 12. 2 Kings 5. 26. 
 [2] To contain, 1 Kings 8. 64. [3] To enter¬ 
 tain, lodge, or harbour. Acts 28. 2, 7. [4] To 
 
 bear with, or suffer, 2 Cor. 11. 16. [51 To 
 
 hearken to, Prov. 2. 1. [61 To believe. Mat. 11. 
 
 14. John 1. 12. [71 To give. Rev. 13. tl6. [81 
 To attend and assent to. Mat. 13. 20. [9] To 
 
 admit one to he a member of the church, Rom. 
 14. 1. [10] To be endued with. Acts 1. 8. [Ill 
 
 To enjoy and possess, Heb. 10. 36. [12] To 
 
 hear patiently and thankfully. Job 2. 10. [1.3] 
 
 'io he rewarded, IMat. 10. 41. [14] 'To have, 
 
 Ifos. 10. 6. 
 
 Brod. 29. 25. thou shalt r. the wave offering 
 Num. 18.28. shall offer all vour tithes which you r. 
 Dent. .33. 3. every one shall r. of thy words 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 4. w hich thou shalt r. of their hands 
 
 2 Sam. 18.12. though I should r. a thousand shekels 
 1 Kingsb. 9. and thou shalt r. the cedar and fir 
 Joh 2. 10. shall w'e. r. good at the hand of God 
 
 27 .13. which they shall r. of the Almighty 
 Psal. 6. 9 . the I.jcrd will r. my prayer 
 
 24. 5. lie shall r. the blessing from the I.ord 
 
 49 .15. God will redeem my soul, for he sliall r. me 
 73 . 24. guide me, and afterward r. me to glory 
 75. 2. when I shall r. the congregation I will judge 
 Prov.i. 1. my son, if thou wilt r. my words 
 
 10. 8. the wise in heart will r. commandments 
 Isa. 57 . 6. offering, should 1 r. comfort in these I 
 P.zek. 16.61. be ashamed, when thou shalt r. sisters 
 linn. 2. 6. ye shall r. of me gifts and rewards 
 Jlos. 10. 6. Ephraim shall r. shame, and Israel 
 Mic. 1.11. he shall r. of you his standing 
 Zepk. .3. 7 . 1 said, thou w ilt r. instruction 
 Mat. 10.41. a prophet, heshalj r. a prophet's reward. 
 
 a righteous man shall r. a righteous man’s reward 
 11.5.'the blind r. their sight,'the lame walk 
 14. if ye will r. it, this is Elias which w'as to come 
 
 18. 5. whoso shall r. one such little child in my 
 
 name, receiveth me, Mark 9- 37. Luke 9. 48. 
 
 19 . 11. he said, all men cannot r. this saying 
 29 . he shall r. an hundred fold, Mark 10. 30. 
 
 20. 7 . and w'hatsoever is right, that shall ye r. 
 
 21.22. whatsoever ye ask, nelieving, ye shall r. 
 
 .34. that they might r. the fruits of it 
 
 23.14. long prayers, therefore ye shall r. the ,greater 
 
 damnation, iUc/X-12. 40. 20. 47. 
 
 Mark4. 16. r. the word with gladness, Luke 8. 13. 
 20. these are such as hear the word and r. it 
 
 10. 51. Lord, that 1 might r. my sight, Luke 18.41. 
 
 11. 24. when ye pray, believe that ye r. them 
 
 12. 2. that he might r. from the husbandmen 
 Luke 10. 8. whatsoever city ye enter, and they r. 
 
 16. 4. that they may r. me into their houses 
 
 9. they may r. you into everlasting habitations 
 23.41. for W'e r. Yhe due reward of our deeds 
 
 John 5. 43. if in his own name, him ye will r. 
 
 44. how can believe, which r. honour one of anoth. 
 
 7 . 23. if a man on the sabbath r. circumcision 
 39 . this spake of the .‘Spirit, which they that be¬ 
 lieve on him shouUi r. Holy Ghost not given 
 14. 3 . 1 w’ill come again, and r. you to myself 
 
 16.14. for he shall r. of mine, and shew it to you 
 
 24. ask ye shall r. that your joy may be full 
 Acts 1. 8. but ye shall r. power after that Holy Gh. 
 
 2. .‘18. and ye shall r. the gift ot the Holy Ghost 
 
 3. 21. Jesus, whom heavens must r. till restitution 
 
 8.15. prayed, that they might r. the Holy Gho.st 
 19.onw homs. I hay hands,may r. the Holy Ghost 
 
 9 . 12 . hands on him, that he might r. his sight 
 
 17 . Jesus sent me, that thou mightest r. thy sight 
 
 10. 4.3. whoso, believeth, shall r. remission of sins 
 26.18. that they may r. forgiveness of sins 
 
 Pom. 5. 17 . more thev which r. abundance of grace 
 
 13. 2. that resist shall r. to themselves damnation 
 
 16. 2. that yer. her in Lord, as becometh saints 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 8. every man shall r. his own reward 
 
 14. if his work abide, he shall r. a reward 
 
 4. 7 . if thou didst r. it, w hy dost thou glcrj’ ? 
 
 14. 5. that the church may r. edifying 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. that every one may r. the things done 
 6. 17 . touch not unclean thing, and I will r. you 
 
 7 . 9 . that ye might r. damage by us in nothing 
 
 8. 4. praving us, that we would r. the gift 
 11.4. or if yer. another spirit ye have not received 
 
 Gal. 3.14. that we might r. promise of the Spirit 
 
 4. 5. that we might r. the adoption of sons 
 Bph. 6. 8. the same shall he r. of the l ord 
 
 Col. .3.24. ye shall r. the rew ard of the inheritance 
 
 25. he shall r. for the wrong he hath done 
 Philem. 15. that thou shouldest r. him for ever 
 Heb. 7 . 5. sons of I-cvi, who r. office of priesthood 
 
 8. and here men that die r. tithes 
 
 9. 15. w’hich are called might r. promise, 10. 36. 
 11.8. he, should after r. for an inheritance 
 
 Jam. 1 . 7 . that man think he shall r. any thing 
 12. w’hen tried, he shall r. the crown of life 
 3.1. know ing, we shall r. greater condemnation 
 
 5 . 7 . until he r. the early and latter rain 
 
 1 Pet. 5.4. ye shall r. a crow n of glory, fadeth not 
 
 2 Pet. 2.13. shall r. the rew'ard of unrighteousness 
 
 1 John 3. 22. whatsoever we ask, we r. of him 
 
 5. 9 . if we r. the witness of men, God is greater 
 
 2 Johns, but that we r. a full reward 
 
 Pev. 14. 9 . if any man r. his mark in his forehead 
 17 .12. but r. power as kings one hour with beast 
 RECEIVE, Imperatively. 
 
 Gen. 3 . 3 .10. then r. my present at my hand 
 Job 22. 22. r. I pray thee, the law from his mouth 
 Prov. 4.10. hear, O my son, and r. my sayings 
 
 8.10, r. my instruction, and not silver, 19. 20. 
 
 Jer. 9 . 20. let your ear r. the word of his mouth 
 Ezek. 3.10. r. all my words in thine he-art 
 Has. 14. 2. say to hiui, r. us graciously 
 Mat. 19. 12. he that is able, let him r. it 
 Luke 18. 42. .lesus saith, r. thy sight. Acts 10.. 13. 
 John 2o. 22. he saith, r. ye the 1 Idly Ghost 
 Acts 7 . 59. sayiug. Loro Jesus, r. my spirit 
 Pom. 14. 1. him that is weak in the faith, r. ye 
 
 15 . 7 . r. ye one another, as Christ also received us 
 2 Cor. 7 . 2. r. us, we ha\e wronged no man 
 
 11. 16. yet as a fool r. me, that 1 may boast 
 Phil. 2. 29. r. him in the Lord with gladness 
 
 Col. 4. 10. and .Marcus, if he come untoyou, r. him 
 Philem. 12. r. him that is mine own bow els 
 
 17 . if thou count me a iiartner, r. him as myself 
 Jam. 1. 21. r. with nieekness the ingrafted word 
 
 RECEIVE, Negatively. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 16. but Elisha said, 1 will r. none 
 
 12 . 7 . r. no more money of your acquaintance 
 Job 2.10. shall we r. good,and shall we not r. evil ? 
 Jer. 17 . 23. that they might not r. instiuction 
 
 35.1.3. will ye net r. instruct, to hearken to words ? 
 .36. 30.ye shall r.no more reproach of famine 
 
 Mat. 10 . 14. w hosoever shall not r. you, nor hear 
 your words, shake off dust, A/arit 6 . 11 . /?//<; 9 . 5 . 
 Mark 10 . 15. whosoever shall not r. the kingdom of 
 God as a little child, not enter therein, i ule\S. I 7 . 
 Luke 9 .53. they did not r. him, because his lace was 
 
 10.10. and they r. you not, to into the streets 
 
 18. .30. who shall notr. manifold more in this time 
 John 3. 11. we testify, and ye r. not our witness 
 
 27 . a man can r. nothing, except it be given him 
 5. 34. but 1 r. not testimony from man 
 41. I r. not honour from men 
 43. 1 am come in Bather’s name, and ye r. me not 
 14. 17. .Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot r. 
 Acts 22.18. for they will not r. thy testimony 
 
 1 Car. 4 . 7 . w hat hast thou that thou didst nor r. ? 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 1. that ye r. not the grace of God in vain 
 
 1 'I'im. 5. 19. against an elder r. not anaccus.ition 
 Jam. 4. 3. ye ask and r. not, becausfi ye ask amiss 
 
 2 John 10. r. him not into your house 
 
 S.Iohn 10. neither doth he himself r. the brethren 
 Pev. 18. 4. and that ye r. not of her plagues 
 R E’CEl \’E, Jnfinitively. 
 
 Gen 4. 11 . earth opened mouth to r. brother's blootl 
 .38. 20. to r. his pledge fiom woman’s hand 
 Eiod. 27 . 3. thou shalt make his pans tor. his ashes 
 Deut. 9 . 9 . '- hen 1 was gone up to r. the tables 
 
 1 Kings 8. 64. because brazen aliar before I-. w as too 
 
 little tor. the burnt offerings, 2 Chron. 7 . 7- 
 
 2 Kings 5.26. is it time to r. money, to r. garments ? 
 
 12. 8. the priest consented to r. no more money 
 Prov. 1.3. to r. the instruction of wisdom 
 
 Jer. 5. .3. hut they have refused to r. correction 
 .32. .33. they have not hearkened to r. instruction 
 Mai. .3. 10. there shall not be room enough to r. it 
 Mat. 19. 12. he that is able tor. it, let him r. it 
 Mark 2. 2. that there was no room to r. them 
 l.nke 6. 34. of whom ye hope to r. as mu'-h again 
 
 19 . 12. nobleman went to r. for himself kingdom 
 Acts 16. 21. teach customs not law ful for us to r. 
 
 18. 27 . brethren exhorting the disciples to r. him 
 
 20. .35. it is more blessed to give than to r. 
 
 3 Johns, we therefore ought to r. such 
 
 Pev. 4. 11. thou art worthy;, O Lord, to r. glory 
 5. 12. worthy is the Lamb to r. power anrl ri lies 
 13.16. causeth to r. a mark in their right hand 
 RECEIVED. 
 
 GrM.26.12. Isaac r. the same year an hundred-fold 
 Erod. 32. 4. and Aai on r. them at their hand 
 
 36.3. and they r. of Mosesall the offenng 
 Num. 12.14. after that let Miriam be r. in again 
 23.20. behold, 1 have r. commandment to bless 
 .34.14. two tribes and half r. inheritance, 15. 
 
 36. 3. their inheritance shall be put to the inherit¬ 
 ance of the tribe w hereunto they arc r. 4. 
 Josh 9 . + 14. r. the men by reason of victuals 
 1.3.8. the Gadites have r. their inheritance 
 
 18. 2. which had not r. their inheritance 
 Judg. 1.3. 23. he would not have r. burnt offering 
 1 Sam. 12. 3. of whose hand have 1 r. any brilie ? 
 25. .35. David r. of Abigail that she brought 
 
 1 Kings 10. 28. had linen yarn from Egyid, king's 
 merchants r. linen yarn at a price, 2 Chr. 1. 16. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 14. Ilezekiah r. the letter, Isa. .37. 14. 
 
 1 Clirixn. 12. 18. thine aie we ; then David r. them 
 E.stb. 4. 4. Esther sei.t raiment, Mordecai r. it net 
 Job 4. 12. and mine earr. a little thereof 
 
 Psal. 68. 18. thou hast r. gifts for men 
 Crov. 24. 32. 1 lookeii upon it, and r. instnicfion 
 Isa. 40. 2. she hath r. of the Lord’s hand double 
 Jer. 2. .30. your children, they r. no correction 
 Ezek. 18. 17 . hath not r. usury nor increase 
 Zeph.o. 2. she obeyed not, she r. not correction 
 Mat. 10. 8. cast out devils, freely ye r. freely give 
 
 13. 19. this is he which r. seed by the way side 
 20. r. intostonv 1122. thorns 1123. good ground 
 
 17 . 24. thev that r. tribute money came to Peter 
 20. 9 . when came, thev r. every man a penny. 10. 
 
 11. and when they had r. it, they murmured 
 
 .34. immediately their eves r. sight, t. How ed hi n 
 
 25. If), r. five talents H 17. r. two 1 18. had r. one 
 "7 I should haver, mine own with usury 
 Mark 7. 4. many things which they r. to hold 
 
 10. 52. he r. his siglit, I.uke 18. 4.3. Acts 9. 18. 
 
 15. 23. gave him w ine w ith nn rrh, but r. it not 
 
 16. 10. be was r. up into heaven, sli ts 1.9. 
 
 Luke 6. 24. w oe to rich, for ye have r. vour ronsol. 
 
 8. 40. was returned, the people gladly r. him 
 
 9 . 11. r. them, and spake to them of kingdom 
 51. when lime was come that he should be r. up 
 
 10. .38. and Martha r. him into her house 
 
 15. 27 . I>ecause he hath r. him sate and sound 
 19.6. Zaccheuscame down and r. him .lovtully 
 is. when he was returned, having r. kingdom 
 John 1.11. he came to his own. his ow n r. him not 
 
 12. to as many as r. him. to them gave he |»ower 
 
 16. out of fnliiess have all we r. grai e tor grace 
 
 3. .33. he that Irath r. testimony, hath set his seal 
 
 4. 45, when hv was ronif, (ialileaiis r. hin> 
 
 6* 21. then they willinglv r. him into the ship 
 
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 REC 
 
 REC 
 
 John9. 11. T went and washed, and T r. sipht 
 
 15 . I’iiaiisees asked luin how he liad r. Ids sisht 
 
 18. Jews did not believe fliat he liad r. Ids si^ht 
 
 called jMients of him that had r. Ins siyht 
 
 10 . 18. this commandment I r. of my I 'ather 
 
 I . 1. .It), he then having r. the sop, went out 
 
 17 . 8 . have given them thy words, and they r. them 
 Id! . 1 . .ludas then having;-, a band of men 
 
 19 . . 10 .when .lesus had;-, the vinegai-, he said 
 J]cts 1 . 9 . and a cloud ;-. him out of theii- sight 
 
 2 . . 5 . 1 . and having ;-. of the l-'atherthe i)i omise 
 41. they that gladly r. his wo)-d were hajdized 
 
 . 1 . 7 . immediately feet and ancle hones;-. stiength 
 
 7 . .18. who r. the lively oi acles to give unto us 
 5 . 1 . who have r. law by angels, and have not kept 
 
 8 . 14. heard that .Samaria had ;-. the word of (iod 
 17 . laid hands on them, they ;-. the 1 loly Cihost 
 
 9 . 19 . w hen he had ;-. meat he was strengthened 
 
 10 . 16 . the vessel was ;-. again up into heaven 
 47 . which have r. the 1 loly (ihost as well as we 
 
 II. 1. heard that (lentiles had;-, the word of God 
 
 15. 4 . when come, they were r. of the church 
 
 16 . 24. w ho having ■;-. such <-harge, tliriist them info 
 
 17 . 7 . -when .lason hath ;-. these all docontiary 
 
 11 . the I’.oeans r. the word w ith all leadiness 
 19.2. have ye r. the I idly Ghost since ye believed ? 
 
 20 . 24. the ministry which 1 have;-, of the lord 
 
 21 . 17 . wdien we were come, brethren ;-. us gladly 
 
 22 . 5 . from whom 1 ;-. letters to the hrelhren 
 
 26. 10 . having r. authority from the chief priests 
 
 28. 2 . harhai ians kindled afire and r. us every one 
 
 7 . Pulilius ;-. us II .‘10. Paul ;-. all that came 
 
 21 . we neither;-, letters oiitof .ludea, nor brethren 
 Horn. 1..5. by whom we haver, grace, toroh.edience 
 
 4 . 11 . and he r. the sign of circumcision, a seal 
 
 5 . 11 . by whom we have now r. the atonement 
 
 8 . 15. >ehave not;-, the .Spiritof bondage again to 
 
 fear, hut ye haver, the Spirit of a(io))tion 
 
 14. .“1. judge him thatcateth, for God hatli r. him 
 
 15 . 7 . receive ye one another, as Christ also r. us 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 12. we have r. not the spiritof the world 
 4 . 7 . why dost glory, as if thou hadst not r. it ? 
 
 11. 2.‘5. I r. of the Lord, that which 1 delivered 
 
 15. 1. w hich also ye have r. || 3. which 1 r. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 1. as we have r. mercy we faint not 
 7 .15. how w ith fear and trembling ye r. him 
 
 11. 4. if receive anoth. spirit, which ye have not;-. 
 24. of the. .lews five times r. 1 foi-ty stripes 
 Gal. 1. 9 . I'reach another gospel than that ye have r. 
 
 12. I ;-. It not of nian, neither was 1 taught it 
 
 3. 2. ;-. I'e the Spirit by the works of the law I 
 
 4. 14. but r. me as an angel of God, even as Christ 
 Phil. 4. 9 . the things ye have r. and seen in me, do 
 
 + 18. 1 have r. all, having ;-. of Lpaphroditus 
 Col. 9. 6. as ye have r. Christ, so walk ye in liim 
 4. 10. touching whom ye r. commandments 
 
 17 . take heed to the ministry thou hast;-, in lord 
 
 1 7'/;e.f.f. 1. 6. having r. the word in much affliction 
 
 2. 13. when yer. word, r. it not asfhe w-ord of man 
 4. 1. as^e haver, of us how ye ought to walk 
 
 2 The.ss. 2. 10. because they r. not the love of truth 
 
 3. (5. not after the tradition which he r. of us 
 
 1 T/m. 3. 16. believed on m world, r. up into glory 
 
 4. 3. meats which God hath created to be r. 
 
 4. creature is good, if it be r. with thanksgiving 
 Heh. 2. 2.transgression r. just recompence of rew ard 
 
 7 . 6. r. tithes of A hi ah. and blessed him that liad 
 11. for under it the people r. the law 
 
 10. 26. if we sin wilfid ly after w e have r.knowledge 
 
 11. 11. through faith .‘Sarai r. strength to conceive 
 
 13. these all died, net having r. the promises 
 17 . he that r. |)romises offered up his only son 
 
 19 . from whence also he r. him in a figure 
 31. w hen Pahab had r. the spies, .lam. 2. 25. 
 
 .35. women r. their dead raised to life again 
 
 39. these all having obtained a good report thro’ 
 faith, r. not the promise, God having provided 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 18. from your vain conversat. by tradit. 
 4. 10. as everyone hath r. the gift, so minister 
 
 2 Pei. 1. 17 . for he r. from God the Lather honour 
 1 .ho/mQ. 27 . anointing ye have r. ahideth in you 
 ^JohnA. as we have r. acommand from the Father 
 Kev. 2.27- gi^'e now-er, even as I ;-. of my Father 
 
 3. 3. rememher now thou hast r. and heard 
 
 17- 12. ten kings who have,;-. no kingdom as yet 
 
 19 . 20. them that had;-, the mark of the beast 
 
 20. 4. had not;-. the mark, reiened w ith C hrist 
 
 PKCFI V FD.S !'. 
 
 Lul-e\(). 25. thou in thy li^e-fime r. tliv- good things 
 PFCFIVF.R. 
 
 J.ca. 33.18. where is the scribe ' w here is the r. ? 
 
 R I'.CF.l V F/fll. 
 
 Jvdfl. 19 . 18. there is no man that r. me to house 
 Job .35. 7 . or what r. he of thine hand ' 
 
 P.sal. 15. t 3. nor ;-. reproai h against his neighbour 
 Prov.‘l\. 11. when wise.is instructeil, he r. knowl. 
 
 29 . 4. blithe that r. gifts, overthroweth it 
 Jer. 7 . 28. this is a nation that r. not ( orreefion 
 Mal.Q. 1.3.or r.offering with good w ill atyourhand 
 Mat. 7. 8. e'-ery one that asketh ;-. Lvle *11. 10. 
 
 10. 40. lie that r. you, ;-. me, and he that ;-. me 
 r. him that sent me, .Jo /171 1.3. 20. 
 41. he that r. a prophet, that ;-. a righteous man 
 13. 20. heareth the word, and anon r. it w-ilh joy 
 
 18. 5. one such little child in my name, r. me 
 JAJark 9 . 37 . wdiosoever shall receive me, ;-. not me, 
 
 but him that sent me, I.iike 9. 48. 
 Jail.e 15. 2. this man r. sinners, eatelh with them 
 Jo/in'.i. 32. and no man r. his testimony 
 
 4. 36. he that reapeth r. w-ages, and gatherefh 
 
 12. 48. he that rejecteth me, and r. not my words 
 1 Cor. 9 . 24. they run all, but (ne ;-. the jirize 
 JJeb.d.J. for the earth r. blessing from (fod 
 
 7 . 8 . men that die receive tithes, but there he r. 
 them,of whom it is w itnessed that he liveth 
 
 9. T.evi who ;-. tithes, paid tithes in Ahraham 
 12. 6. and scourgeth every son whom he r. 
 
 Pev. 2. 17 . no man knoweth, saving he that r. it 
 14.11. whosoever ; . the mark of his name 
 RFCLdVE'] II vot. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 14. natural man r.7iot the things of God 
 
 3 John 9. 1 w rote, but Dioti ephes r. us not 
 
 .388 
 
 RECETVIKG. 
 
 2 Kingx^. 20. spared aanian, in not r. at his hands 
 Acti 17 . 15. and r. a commandment to .silas 
 I{o7n. 1 . 27 . r. in themselv es that recompence 
 11. 15. what shall r. of them fie but life from dead' 
 J’hil.A. 15 as ( oncerniiig giv ing and r. hut ye only 
 Ueb. 12.28. wheref. we r. a kingdom which cannot 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 9. r. the end of your faith, the salvation 
 
 RI-:GK()N 
 
 Signifies, [Ij To cast vp a7i accoimt. Mat. 18. 24. 
 [2] 'J'o esteem, reimte, a/id 77i(7/iber, Luke 22. 
 •37.. [3] To pTipound to 07ie's self, or thmk 
 
 W7th o7ie s selj, Isa. .38. 1.3. [4] 'To corichide, 
 collect, U7id yuther, as ly reason and ary7i/7ient, 
 Rom. 0. 11. 
 
 Ge7i. 4o. + 13. within 3 days Pharaoh shall r. i 19. 
 J.ev. 25. .50. he shall r. will) him that bought him 
 27 . 18. the priest shall r. to him the worth, 23. 
 Aww. 4. .32. by name .ye shall r. the instruments 
 Ezek. 44. 26. they shall r. to him seven days 
 Mat. 18. 24. when he began to r. one was brought 
 Jio7/7. 6. 11. r. yourselves to he dead indeed to sin 
 
 8. 18. 1 ;-. the sufferings of this present time 
 
 2 CVr. 10. t 2. which r. i f us as though we w-alked 
 
 Rl.t’KORFl). 
 
 Gen. 40. f 20. he r. with the butler and baker 
 N7I7/>. 18. 27 . your heave olfering r. as corn of flour 
 2.3. 9. the people shall not he r. among the nations 
 2 Sa7n. 4. 2 . for I’eeroth also w as r. to Renjamin 
 2 K77I{js 12. 15. moreover, they r. not with the men 
 
 1 ( hr. 5. 1. genealogy is not to tie r. by birth right 
 7 . when the genealogy of generations was r. 
 
 17 . all these were ;-. by genealogies, 7 . 5, 7. 
 
 I 9. 1,22. 2 Chro/t. 31. 19. Ezra 2. 62. | 
 8. .3. Neb. 7. 5, 64. 
 
 Psal. 40. 5. thy thoughts to us cannot be r. up 
 Isa. .38. 13. 1 ;-. till morning, that as a lien so will 
 
 I. nke 22. .‘17. he was ;-. amongst the transgressors 
 Rom. 4. 4. tile reward is not r. of grace, butof debt 
 
 9. faith w as ;-. to A hr. 1| 10. how was it then r. ? 
 RECKON E'l il. 
 
 Mat. 25. 19 . lord of those servants r. w ith them 
 RECKONING. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 7. there was no r. made with them 
 
 1 Chroii. 23. 11. therefore they were in oner. 
 
 RECOMMENDED. 
 
 Acts 14. 26. from whence they had been r. 
 
 15. 40. Paul departed, being r. to the grace of God 
 HECO.M PENCE, 
 
 A regidtal, retaliatiori, or a7ne7tds, T like 14.12. J 71 
 Rom. 1. 27 . zee read, that the Gentiles received 
 that recompence of their error whic h w'as meet; 
 and in chap. 11 . 9 . it is said. Let their table be 
 made a snare and a rec-ompence unto them, hi 
 both xohtch places the apostle speaks of that jzidg 
 7ne7it of Cod, by zchich sin is pmiished zcith sin; 
 [1] hi the tientiles, zvho abased their 7iatvral 
 k nozdedge; hozo zneet was it that they who had 
 forsakezi the Author of ziaturc, shovld he givennp, 
 7iot to keep the order of ziature t that they ze/io had 
 changed the glory of God into the similitvde of 
 beasts, shozild be left to do those things zrhie/i 
 beasts themselves abhorred! [2] In the Jews, 
 ahvsizig their zetealed kziozcledge, for zvhich their 
 nziderstazidmgs were darkened, azid .‘.piritnal 
 blhidness increased, so that they eon Id discern 
 nothmg of heavezily thizigs ; and what things 
 ziere delectable to them, were turned into their 
 rum and destruction. Recompence is also takezi 
 for that free and gracious reiiard zohich the saints 
 shall have mheavcti. J.uke, 14. 14. For thou shalt 
 be recompenced at the resurrection of the just. 
 Heui. .32. .35. to me belongeth vengeance and r. 
 
 Job 15. .31. not trust in vanity, vanity shall bfe his r. 
 Prov. 12.141 the r. of a man's hand shall berendereeJ 
 Isa. .35. 4. even God will come with a r. 
 
 40. + 10. reward and r. for his works, 62. til. 
 
 59. 18. repay r. to his enemies, to the islands r. 
 66 . 6 . voice of I.cl. that rendereth r. to his enemies 
 Jer. 51. 6 . time of veng. he will render to her a r. 
 Lam. 3. 64. render to them a r. O I.ord 
 Jlos. 9 . 7 . days of r. are come, Israel shall know 
 Joel 3. 4. will ye render me a ;-. I siieedily will I 
 
 7. I w ill return youi- ; . on y our own head 
 I/uke 14. 12. they bid thee, and a r. be made thee 
 Rom. 1. 27 . receiving that r. of their error 
 
 11.9. let their table be made a r. to them 
 
 2 Cor. 6.13. now for a;-. in the same, be ye enlarged 
 Ileb. 2.2. ti aitsgression received a just ;-. of rew aid 
 
 10. .35. your contid. w liich hath great;-. of reward 
 11.26. for he had respect to the r. of rew ard 
 RECOMPENCES. 
 
 Isa. 34. 8. it is year of;-, for controversy of Zion 
 59 . -f 18. according to their ;-. he will repay 
 Jer. 51. 56. the 1 ord God of ;-. shall surely requite 
 RECOMPENSE, Verb. 
 
 Kum. 5 . 7 . he shall r. his tresivass, and add the fifth 
 
 8. if he have no kinsman to r. the tresiiass unto 
 Puth 2. 12. the Lord r. thy woi k and reward thee 
 2 SazT?. 19 . 36. why should* the king ;-. me ? 
 
 .lob 34. 3.3. he will ;. it, whether thou refuse 
 Prov. 20. 22.sav not thou, 1 w ill r. evil 
 Isa. 65.6. 1 w ill r. 1 will r. into their ho.som 
 Jer. 16. 18. and first 1 will ; . their iniquity and sin 
 25. 14. w ill ;-. according to their deeds, llos. 12. 2. 
 5o. 29. r. work |1 Ezek. 7 . 3. r. abominations, 8. 
 Ezek.7.A. r.thy ways, 9.1 9. 10.1 11.21.| 16. 43. 
 17 . 19 . mine oath and my covenant 1 w ill ;-. 
 
 2.3. 49 . they shall r. your lew'dness upon you 
 .7iic/3. 4. if ye r.me, speedily will 1 return it 
 
 J. uke 14.14. shall he blessed, for they cannot r. thee 
 Jlozn. 12. 17- ;-. to no man evil for evil 
 
 2 Thess. 1.6. tor. tribulat. to them that trouble von 
 Ueb. 10. .30. we know him that hath said, I will r. 
 REC():\1PF,NSED. 
 
 Num.5. 8. let the Irespiass be r. to the l ord 
 2 Ham. 22. 21. according to the cleanness of my 
 hands hath he r. me, 25. lit. 2t), 24. 
 
 Prov. 11. 31. behold, the righteous shall be r. 
 
 .Ter. 18. 20. shall evil be r. for good ? 
 
 Ezek. 22. 31. their ow n wa.v hav e 1 r. on their heads 
 Luke 14. 14. thou shalt be r. at the resurrection 
 
 Roth. 11. 35. and it shall be r. to him again 
 
 rec().mpln.si:.si‘. 
 
 Jer. .32. 18. thou r. iniquity of fathers to children- 
 i<L( g.\ipi.n.si:j 11. 
 
 Psal. 137 . t 8. happy shall he be that r. thee 
 RECtlMPEN.SINt.. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 23. by r. his way upon his ow n head 
 
 .RECONCILE. 
 
 Reconciliation, is a restorizig to favour, or tnakiti^ 
 those frietids ziho before were at lunance, as Cud 
 and the elect ziere, through .sin, till of tneinies 
 they became friends, through the atoneiiient znade 
 ill the blood of Christ, and received by Jaith. 
 E|)h. 2. 16. 'J hat he might l econcile botii to 
 (>< d by the cross. Col. 1. 21 . \'e were enemies, 
 yet now hath be reconciled you. I he ratvtstry 
 if the gospel is called, the ministry of recoiicili- 
 alion, 2 Cor. 5. 18. because reeouctliatioii is there¬ 
 by published and declared to szuh as are yet ene¬ 
 mies to Cod. 
 
 'To the making of reconciliation three things are re- 
 (,wired in him zvho is Jlidiator of it, [1] 'I hat ha 
 make interce.ssion for the oRender. [2] 'That hs 
 sati.fy the ojl'tndedparty for the wrong done. [.3] 
 'J o provide that the cjfender shall ojjetid no more. 
 Alt zchich our Lord Je.ius Chiist doth. Isa. 53. 
 12. John 17 . 22. Fph.2. 16. 
 
 Lev. 6. .30. the blood is brought to r. w-ithal 
 1 Ham. 29 . 4. for w herew ith should he r. himself 
 Ezek. 45. 20. so shall ye r. the house 
 Lph. 2. 16 . that he might ;-. both to fiod bv cross 
 Col. 1. 20. by him tor. all things to himself 
 RECONCILED. 
 
 Mat. 5. 24. go thy way, first be r. to thy brothel 
 Jlom. 5.10. if w hen enemies w e were r. to God 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 11. or let her be r. to her husband . 
 
 2 Cor. 5.18. who hath r. us to himself by .lesus Chr. 
 
 20. we pray you in Christ’s stead, be ye r. to God 
 Col. 1.21. you that were enemies, yet now hath her. 
 
 Rl ('ONCILIA'I ION, 
 
 T^ev. 8. 15. sanctified it, to make a r. upon it 
 2 Chron. 29. 24. they made r. w ith their blood 
 Ezek. 45. 15. one lamb to make r. for them, 17 . 
 Pan. 9. 24. to make r. for iniquity, and bring in 
 2 Cor. 5. 18. who hath given to us the ministry of r, 
 
 19 . and hall) committed to us the word ofr. 
 
 Ileb. 2. 17 . to make 1 ; for th.e sins of the people 
 RI.CONClLlNti. 
 
 I.ev. 16.20. w-hen he had made an end of r. holy place 
 Rom. 11. 15. if the casting aw ay be the r. of world 
 2 Cor. 5. 19 . God w-as in Chiist, r. the world 
 RECORD. 
 
 Ezod. 20. 24. in all places where T r. my name 
 Dent. 30. 19 . 1 call heaven and earth to r. ‘’.1. 28.. 
 
 1 Chron. 16 . 4. he appointed l.evitestor. and praise 
 Isa. 8 . 2 . 1 took unto me faithful witnesses to r. 
 Acts 20. 26. 1 lake 3-011 to r. this day, that 1 am pure 
 
 R F.CtlRD, Hubstatitive. 
 
 Ezra 6. 2. and therein was a r. thus w ritten 
 Job 16 . 19. also now, behold, m 3 ’ r. is on high 
 John 1. 19. and this is the r. ot John, when 
 32. John bare r. saying, 1 savv the .“Spirit, .34. 
 
 8. 13. thou bearest r. of thyself, thy r. is not true 
 
 14. though 1 bear r. of m'yself, y et my- r. is true 
 12. 17 . tlie people that w as with him, hare r. 
 
 19 . 35. he that saw barer, and his r. is true 
 Rom. 10. 2. 1 bare them r. that they have a aeal 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 23. I call God for a r. upon my soul 
 8. 3. to their pow er 1 bear r. yea, and beyi-ntl 
 Cal. 4. 15. I bear you r. if it had been possible 
 Phil. 1.8. God istiiy r. hovv greatly 1 long alter you 
 Col. 4. 13. I bear hitn r. that he hath a zeal tor you- 
 
 1 John 5. 7- there are three that bear ;-. in heaven 
 
 10. because he believeth not r. God gave of his Sou 
 
 11. this is the r. that God hath given us 
 .3 .Tohn 12. w e bare r. and our r. is true 
 Rev. 1. 2. wdio bare ;-. of the NVord of God 
 
 RECORDED. 
 
 Kelt. 12, 22. Levites w ere r. chief of the fathers 
 RECORDER. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 16. .Tehoshaphat the son of Ahiliid w-as r. 
 
 20. 24. 1 [kings 4. 3. 1 Chron. 18. 15. 
 2 Kings 18. 18. and Joah the son of Asaph the r. 
 
 La. 36. 3, 22 ; 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 8. Joah son of .Toahaz r. to repair 
 RECORDS. 
 
 Ezra 4.15. that search be made in the book of r. 
 Esth. 6. 1. he commanded to bring the book of r. 
 in-X'OVF.R. 
 
 .Tudg. 11. 26. why did ye not r. them in that time 
 
 1 ..V/;«.30. 8. for’ihou shalt without tail r. all 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 3. as he vventtor. his border at E.uphrates- 
 2A";;;<?.tl.2.enquireof naal-zebiib whether 1 shall r. 
 
 5. .3.'the prophet would r. him of his leprosy 
 
 6. 1 have sent N aaman, that thou mayest r. him 
 
 7 . that this man doth send to me to ;-. a man 
 
 11. and strike his hand over place, and r. the leper 
 8.8. enquire by him. shall 1 r. of this disease r 9. 
 10. thou mayest r. |l 14. that shouldcst surely r. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 2v>. nor did Jeroboam r. strenglh again 
 14. 1.3. that they could not r. themselves 
 J^sal. 39 .13. spare me, that 1 may r. strength 
 Isa. 11. 11. to ;-. the remnant of Ins people ~ 
 
 .38. 16 . so w ilt thou r. me and make me to live 
 
 21. aiui lay it for a plaister, and he shall ;-. 
 
 Jlos. 2. 9 . and I w ill r. my wool and my flax 
 Mark 16.18. lav hands on the sick, and ihey shall r. 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 26. that thev mav ; . themselves out of 
 
 R F.(.*GV ER ED. 
 
 1,30. 18. David r. all the Amalekites took, 19. 
 
 22. not give them aught of spoil w e have ;-. 
 
 2 [kings 13.25. Joash beat him, and ;-. cities of Israel 
 14. 28. how he warred, and r. Damascus 
 16. 6. Rezin king qf .‘'yria r. Elath to .8yria 
 
 20. 7 . and they laid it on the boil, and lie r. 
 
 I.\a. 38. 9 . w hen 1 lezekiah w as sick, and was r. 39.1- 
 Jer. 8. 22. why is not the health of my people r. ? 
 
 41. 16. Johanan took the people he had r. 
 RECOVERING. 
 
 I.ukeA. 18. to preach r. of sight to the blind 
 RECOUNT. 
 
 Nah. 2. 5. he shall r. his w orthies, they shall stumb. 
 
RED 
 
 REE 
 
 REF 
 
 RECTIFY, 
 
 Prov. 11. + 5. righteousness of perfect shall r. way 
 REU. 
 
 Ge 7 i. 25. 25. first came out r. all over like an hairy 
 30. Esau said, feed me with that sarne r. pottage 
 «}ij. 12. Judah, his eyes shall be r. witli wine _ 
 Exod.25. 5. rams’ skins dyed r. and badgers’ skins, 
 and sliittim wood, 26. 14. | 35. 7- I 36. 10. 1 
 30. .34. , . • 
 
 35 23. with whom was found r. skins of rams 
 2ium. 19. 2. bring thee a r. heifer without spot 
 •2 Khiffs 3. 22. Moabites saw the water r. as Idood 
 £st/i. 1. 6. on a pavement of r. blue, and white 
 Fsal. 68. + 23. foot may be r. in blood of thy enemies 
 75. 8. the wine is r. it is full of mixture 
 Prov. 23. 31. look not on the wine when it is r. 
 
 Isa. 1. 18. though your sins be r. like crimson 
 2. sing ye to her, a vineyard of r. wine 
 63. 2. wherefore art thou r. in thine aoparel ? 
 
 P’a/i. 2 . 3 . the shield of his mighty men is made r. 
 £ec/i. 1 . 8 . 1 saw by night a man riding on a r. horse 
 and behind him were there r. horses and white 
 6 in first chariot were r. horses, in second black 
 Hiat. 16. 2. it will be fair weather, for sky is r. 3. 
 P.ev. 6 . 4. then went out another horse that was r. 
 
 12. 3. a great r. dragon, seven heads and ten horns 
 
 11 ED sea. 
 
 Exod. 10. 19. and cast the locusts info the r. sea 
 
 13. 18. God led them by the way of the r. sea 
 15. 4. chosen captains are drowned in the r. sea 
 
 22. Moses brought Israel from the r. sea 
 23 31. I will set thy bounds from the r. sea 
 Num. 14. 25. get into the wilderness by the r. sea 
 21. 14. it is said, what did he in the r. sea ? 
 
 Deut. 1. 40. take your journey by the r. sea 
 11. 4.' how he made the r. sea to overflow them 
 Josh. 2. 10. heard how the Lord dried up the r. sea 
 4. 23. as the Ix)rd your God did to the r. sea 
 24. 6. the Egyptians pursued after to the r. sea 
 E’e'/t. 9. 9. thou heardest their cry by the r. sea 
 Psal. 106. 7- but provoked him at the r. sea 
 9. he rebuked the r. sea, and it w'as dried up 
 22. he had done terrible things by the r. sea 
 136. 13. to him who divided the r. sea in parts 
 15. overthrew Pharaoh and his host in the r. sea 
 Jer. 49. 21. noise thereof was heard in the r. sea 
 Hcts 7. 36. he shewed wonrlers in the r. sea 
 Heb. 11. 29. by faith they passed through the r. sea 
 KEDDLSll. 
 
 Lev. 13. 19. a bright spot somewhat r. 24, 43. 
 
 42. a white r. sore, it is a leprosy sprung up 
 49. if the plague be r. in the garment or skin 
 
 14. 37. if the plague be with hollow strakes, r. 
 
 REDEEM 
 
 Signifies, [1] To buy again something that had 
 been sold, by paying back the price vnto him that 
 honght it, i.ev. 25. 25. I 27..20. [2] To deliver 
 and bring ot/t of bondage icitli a strong hand, 
 and vithont any ransom , .^uch as were kept 
 prisoners by their enemies, Deut. 7. 5. I 32. 6. 
 [3] To deliver sinners from the tyranny of Satan, 
 prom sin, death, and hell, by the purchase^ of 
 Christ's blood, and the power of his grace. Thus 
 is Chri.st both the Pansomer, and ransom, Luke 
 1. 68. 1 lim. 2. 6. Tit. 2. IL 
 Redemption sometimes signifies deliverance both 
 from the guilt and power of sin, by forgiveness 
 and sanctification, Eph. 1. 7. Sometimes it is 
 taken, for the whole work of a sinner's salvation, 
 comprehending all things that belong to it. fleb. 
 9. 12. Ha\ing obtained eternal redemption for 
 us. Gur whole redemption, from the first act to 
 the last, In th for merit and efficacy, is wholly 
 Jrom Christ, and net at all from cnirselves. 
 Lastly, the last act of our salvation is the re¬ 
 surrection of our bodies and the sentence of the 
 last judgment, after which the saints shall he 
 glorified as the sons of God by adoption, their 
 souls and bodies being reunited; in this sense 
 redemption is taken, Luke 21. 28. Rom. 8. 23. 
 
 To redeem time, iph, 5. 16. 'To embrace and 
 improve every opportunity of doing good. It is 
 a metaphor taken from merchants that diligently 
 observe the time of buying and selling, and easily 
 part with their pleasures for gain; that is, deny 
 yourselves in your ease, pleasure, 4c. to gain an 
 opporumity of doing good. 
 
 Exod. 6 . 6 . 1 will r. you with a strefehed-out arm 
 13. 13. firstling of ass shalt r. with a lamb, .34. 20. 
 
 15. the first born of my children I r.'34. 20. 
 
 Lev. 25. 25. and if any of his kin come to r. it 
 26, if he have none to r. it jl 29. he may r. it 
 .32. the cities may the I.evites r. at any time 
 
 48. when sold, one of his brethren may r. him 
 
 49. his uncle’s son, or any of kin may r. him 
 27- 1.3. but if he w ill at all r. if, then he shall add 
 
 15. that sanctified his house will r. it, 19, 20 , 31. 
 Num. 18. 15. the first-born of man shalt thou r. 
 
 16. from a month old shalt thou r. 
 
 17 . the firstling of a goat thou shalt not r. 
 
 ■RutliH. t 20. man is one that hath right to r. 3. t 9. 
 
 4. 4. if thou wilt r. it, if not I will r. it 
 6 . 1 cannot r. it for myself, r. thou it 
 2 <S'aw. 7 . 2.3. what nation in earth is like Isr. whom 
 God went to r. to himself r 1 Chron. Vi.21. 
 Nell. 5. 5. nor is it in our pow er to r. them 
 Job 5. 20. in famine he shall r. thee from death 
 6. 2.3. to r. me from the hand of the mighty 
 Psal. 25. 22. r. Isr. () God, out of all his troubles 
 26. 11. r. me and be merciful unto me 
 44. 26. arise, and r. us for thy mercies’ sake 
 •49. 7 . none of them can r. his brother, nor give 
 15. but God will r. my soul from the grave 
 • 69 . 18. draw nigh to my soul, and r. it, deliver me 
 72 . 14. he shall r. their soul from deceit 
 1.30. 8. he shall r. Israel from all his iniquities 
 Jsa. 50. 2. is my hand shortened that it cannot r.? 
 Jer. 15. 21. 1 will r. thee out of hand of terrible 
 Jlos. 13. 14. I will r. them from death 
 3Jic. 4. 10. the Tx)rd shall r. thee tVom Eabj’lon 
 Gal. 4. 5. to r. them that were under the law 
 2'it. 2. 14. that he might r. us from all iniquity 
 
 REDEEMED. 
 
 Gen. 48. 16. the angel which r. me from all evil 
 Exod. 15. 13. led forth people whom thou hast r. 
 
 21. 8. if please not, then shall he let her be r. 
 
 Lev. 19. 20. who lieth with a bondmaid not r. 
 
 25. .30. if a house in a walled city be not r. 
 
 31. but the houses of the villages may be r. 
 
 48. brother sold to a stranger may be r. again 
 54. if he be not r. then go out in year of jubilee 
 
 27 . 20 . if he hath sold the field, it shall not be r. 
 
 27 . an unclean beast not r. then shall it be sold 
 
 28. no devoted thing to the ],ord shall be r. 29. 
 
 .33. the tithe and the change shall not be r. 
 
 Num. 3. 46. those be r. that are more than I.evites 
 18. 16 . those that are to be r. from a month old 
 Deut. 7 . 8 . the Lord hath r. you out of the house of 
 bondmen, from kiin> of Egypt, 15. 15. 1 24. 18. 
 
 9 .26. th V people thou hast r. through thy greatness 
 13. 5. Lord which r. you out of house ot bondage 
 21.8. be merciful to Israel, whom thou ha.st r. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 9. Lord hath r. my soul, 1 Kin^s 1. 29. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 21. w horn thou hast r. out of Egypt by 
 thy great power, Neli. 1. 10. Psal. 77- 15. 
 .Yeh. 5. 8. we after our ability have r. the Jews 
 P.sal. .31.5. thou hast r. me, O T.ord God of truth 
 71 . 2.3. my soul shall rejoice which thou hast r. 
 
 74 . 2. remember thine inheritance thou hast r. 
 
 106.10. he r. them from the hand of the enemy 
 107. 2. let the r. of Lord say so, whom he hath r. 
 136. 24. and hath r. us from our enemies 
 Isa. ]. 27 . /ion shall be r. with judgment 
 
 29. 22. thus saith the T.ord, who r. Abraham 
 .35. 9. no lion there, but the r. shall walk there 
 
 4.3. 1. fear not, 1 have r. thee, thou art mine 
 44. 22. return unto me, for 1 have r. thee 
 
 23. the Lord hath r. Jacob, 48. 20. Jer. 31. 11. 
 
 51. 11. therefore the r. of the Lord shall return 
 
 52. 3. and ye shall be r. without money 
 9. T. .lerusalem 1| 62. 12. holy people r. of Lord 
 
 63. 4. year of my r. is come H 9- in pity he r. them 
 Lam. 8. .58. G ]>ord, thou hast r. iny life 
 Ilos. 7 .13. tho’ 1 r. them, yet they have spoken lies 
 Mic. 6. 4. 1 r. thee out of the house of servants 
 Zech. 10. 8. I w ill hiss for them, 1 have r. them 
 Luke 1.68. he hath visited and r. his people 
 24. 21. it had been he who should have r. Israel 
 Gal. 3.1.3. (Jhrist r. us from the em se of tlie law 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 18. ye were not r. with corruptible things 
 Ret;. 5. 9. thou hast r. us to God hy thy blood 
 
 14. .3. none learn, but the 144,000 w hich w ere r. 
 
 4. these were r. from among men, being first fruits 
 KEDEEMED.S 1, 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 28 . which thou r. to thee from Egypt 
 REDEEMER. 
 
 Ruth 4. +14. who hath not left thee w ithout a r. 
 
 Job 19. 25. for 1 know' that my Li. liveth 
 Psal. 19 . 14. O Lord, my strength and my 2?. 
 
 78. .35. they remembered the high God was their r. 
 Prov. 23.11. their li. ismightv, he shall plead cause 
 ly/z. 41.14. and thy R. the Holy One of Israel. 34.5. 
 43.14. thus saith the Lord your R. the Holy One 
 44. 6. thus saith the Lord, his R. the Lord of hosts 
 
 24. saith the Lord thy R. 48. 17- I 49. 7..I 54. 8. 
 
 47 . 4. as for our R. the Lord of hosts is his name 
 
 49 . 26. shall know that 1 the Lord am thy R. 60.16. 
 59 . 20. R. shall come to Zion, to them that turn 
 
 6.3. 16 . thou, O Lord, art our Father, our R. 
 
 Jer. 50. 34. their R. is strong, the Lord of hosts 
 
 REDEKMEEH. 
 
 Psal. 34. 22. the Lord r. the souls of his servants 
 103.4. who r. life from destruction, who crowns 
 RED EEMING. 
 
 Ruth 4 . 7 . this was the manner in Israel concern, r. 
 Eph. 5. 16. r. time, because the days aieevil, Col.4.5. 
 
 It EDEMP I ION. 
 
 Exod. 8. + 23.1 w'ill put a r. between my people 
 Lev. 25. 24. ye shall grant a r. for the land 
 t 31. houses of the villages, r. belongeth to it 
 51. he shall aivc again the price of his r. 52. 
 Num. .3. 49 . Moses took the r. money of them 
 Psal. 49 . 8. r. of their soul is precious, and ceaseth 
 111. 9. he sentr. to his people, holy is his name 
 1.30. 7 . with the Lord there is plenteous r. 
 
 Jer. .32. 7 . the right of r. is thine to buy it, 8. 
 
 Luke 2. 38. to them that looked for r. in .lefusalem 
 21.28. then look up, for your r. draweth niirh 
 Rum. 3.24. justified through the r. that is in Christ 
 8. 23. for acloption, to wit. the r. of our body 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 30. Christ is made to us sanctification and r. 
 Eph. 1 . 7 . in whom have r. through blooil. Col. 1,14. 
 
 14. until the r. of the purchased possession 
 4. 30. w hereby ye are sealed unto the day of r. 
 Heb. 9 . 12. having obtained eternal r. tor us 
 15 for r. of the transgressions that were under 
 REDN E.S.S. 
 
 Prov. "3. 29 . who hath woe ? who hath r. of eyes 
 REDOUND. 
 
 2 Cor. 4.15. that grace might r. to the glory ot God 
 
 R I'.ED 
 
 Si"nifies, [1] A plant growing in fenny and watery 
 places. Job 40. 21. [2] A .stafi or rod of a reed, 
 ichicli was put in our .'■dviour's hand at his pas 
 sion, by way of derision, iru<n,ead of a sceptre 
 Itlat. 27 . 29 . '[.3] A .lewish measure of six cu¬ 
 bits three inches, or three yards three inches, 
 i’.zek. 40. 3. . 
 
 Egvpt is called a reed, 2 Kings 18. 21. in allu¬ 
 sion to the reeds that were numerous upon the 
 banks of the Nile; and a broken reed, to de¬ 
 note the inability and weakness of the Egyp¬ 
 tians to support and aid Hezekiah against the 
 Assyrians. A bruised reed, Isa. 42. 3. A be 
 liei-er weak in grace, who is of a broken and 
 contrite heart for sin. Our Haviour, .speaking 
 of .lohn the Baptist, says that he was not 
 feed shaken with the wind, hlat. 11. 7- He 
 was not one of an unsettled mind ; but constant 
 and fixed in the truth: his testimony of me was 
 always the same. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 15. the Ixird shall smite Israel as a r. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 21. thou trustest upon the staff of 
 
 this bruised r. Isa. 36. 6. 
 
 Isa. 42. .3. a bruised r. shall he not break, and the 
 smoking flax shalll he not quench. Mat. 12. 20. 
 Ezek. 29. 6. they have been a staff ot r. to Israel 
 40. 3. a man w ith a measuring r. in his hand 
 42.16. the east side with measuring r. 17, 18, 19. 
 Mat. 11 . 7 . w hat went ye to see r a r. Luke 7. 24. 
 
 27 . 29. they put a r. in his right hand, and bowed 
 .30. they smote him with a r. Mark 15. 19. 
 
 48. one of them ran and put the sponge on a r. 
 
 and gave him to drink, hlark 15. 36. 
 Rev. 11. 1. there was given me a r. like a rod 
 21. 13. hail a golden r. to measure the city 
 16. he measured with the r. 12,000 furlongs 
 R E.EDS. 
 
 Job 40. 21. he lieth in the covert of the r. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 6. the r. and flags shall wither, 7 . 
 
 .35. 7- in the habitation of dragons shall be r. 
 
 Jer. 51. 32. the r. they have burnt with fire 
 Ezek. 42. I 6 . he measured the east side with the 
 measuring reed five hundred r. 17 , 18, 19. 
 45. 1. the length shall be the length of 25,000 r. 
 REEL. 
 
 Psal. 107 . 27 . they r. to and rro, and stagger 
 Isa. 24. 20. earth shall r. to and fro like a drunkard 
 RF.FINE. 
 
 Zech. 13. 9. and 1 w ill r. them as silver is refined 
 REFINED. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. + 31. his way is perfect, the word of the 
 Lord is r. Psal. 18. + .‘10. 1 119- + 140. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 18. for the altar r. gold by weight 
 29 . 4 . seven thousand talents ot r. silver to overlay 
 Isa. 25. 6. a feast of wines on the lees well r. 
 
 48. 10. behold, I have r. thee, but not vyith silver 
 'Zech. 13. 9 .1 w ill refine them, as silver is r. 
 REFINER. 
 
 Mai. 3. 2. he is like a r. fire, and like fuller's soap 
 3. he shall sit as ar. and purifier of silver 
 REFORMA'llON. 
 
 Ileb. 9 . 10. imposed on them until the time of r. 
 REFORMED. 
 
 Lev. 26. 23. and if ye will not be r. by these things 
 REFRAIN. 
 
 Gen. 45. 1. then Joseph could not r. himself 
 Job 4. + 2. but w ho can r. from words ;■ 
 
 7 . 11. therefore 1 will not r. my mouth 
 Prov. 1.15. my son, r. thy foot from their path 
 Reel. .3. 5. there is a time to r. from embracing 
 Isa. 48. 9 . and for m 3 ' praise I will r. for thee 
 64. 12. wilt thou r. thyself for these things, O Ld..^ 
 Jer. .31. 16. r. voice from weeping, eyes from tears 
 Acts 5. 38. I say to you, r. from these men 
 1 Pet. 3. 10. let him r. his tongue from evil 
 REFRAINED. 
 
 Gen. 43.31. Joseph r. himself, and said, seton bread 
 Esth. 5.10. nevertheless, Ilaman r. himself 
 Job 20. 9. princes r. talking, and laid their hand 
 Psal. 40. 9 . I have not r. my lips, thouknowest 
 119. 101. 1 have r. my feet from every evil w ay 
 Isa. 42.14. 1 have been still, and r. myself 
 Jer. 14.10, they have not r. their feet 
 REFRAINETH. 
 
 Prov. 10. 19 . but he that r. his lips is wise 
 REFRI-L.SH 
 
 Signifies, [Ij To revive, 1 Cor. I 6 . 18. [2] To take 
 rest, lExod. 23. 12. [.31 'To strengthen oneself by 
 
 13.7. L. 
 
 food, 1 Kings 
 
 ___I. l4] 'To breathe. Job .32. t 20. 
 
 Times of refreshing, Acts .3. 19. or times of cool¬ 
 ing. As afflictions are called a fiery trial, deliver¬ 
 ance from them is a season of refreshing or cool¬ 
 ing : such a time of refreshing ajter troubles, fre¬ 
 quently comes in this life; but when this life 
 ends, a deliverance comes from all afflictions to 
 them that truly fear and serve God. It is a figu¬ 
 rative manner of speaking, taken from the custom 
 of labourers, who in the heat of the day repose them¬ 
 selves in cool shades. 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 7 . come home with me and r. thyself 
 Acts 27 . 3. Julius suffered Paul to r. himselt 
 Phil. 20. brother, r. mv bow'els in the Lord 
 RE.FRESHED. 
 
 E,xcd. 2.3. 12. and that the stranger maybe r. 
 
 31. 17 . on the seventh day he rested and was r. 
 
 1 .'iam. 16. 2.3. Dav. played,so Saul was r. and well 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 14. David and people with him r. thems. 
 Job 32.28. 1 will speak that 1 may be r. 
 
 Rom. 15. .32. and that I may with you be r. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 18. for they r. my spirit and yours 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 1.3. Titus, his spirit was r. by you all 
 2 'Tim. 1. 16. Onesiphorus, for he often r. me 
 Phil. 7 . the bowels of the saints are r. by thee 
 
 REFRESlliyUl. 
 
 Prov. 25. 13. for he r. the soul of his masters 
 REFRESHING. 
 
 Isa. 28. 12. this is the r.yetthey would not hear 
 Acts 3. 19. when times of r. shall come from Lord 
 REFUGE . 
 
 Js a stTong hold^ or place of safetyy to fly to t7i dan- 
 ger, where men may be protected, and escape the 
 enemy, N urn. 35. 13. Go t is called the refuge or 
 his iieople, Deut. .33. 27. He dejendsthepi against 
 the assaults of all their enemies. Christ is a re¬ 
 fuge in his righteousness and blood, Isa. -.5. 4. 
 Cities of refuge. In order to provide Jor the secu- 
 rity of those, who unawares and without any design 
 should kill a man, the lA>rd commanded .Moses to 
 appoint six cities of rniwite, that tyioeter suddenly 
 and again-^t his will should.-pill the blood oj a man, 
 might retire thither, and have time to prepare 
 for his defence and justification bejore the judges, 
 so that the kinsman oJ the deceased might not 
 pursue hint thithefy and kill hini. tnese ctdcs 
 there uere three on each side Joman ; those tm 
 (his side .Iordan uere Kedesli oj Naphfah, He¬ 
 bron and Shechem. ihose hcvt nd Jordan **.((6 
 HezeV, (iolan, and liamoth pileafi, Josh. 7* 
 H. These cities ucre to be easy of accasy a7id to 
 have A 77 WOth a7id flood roads^ to thcrTi, a7id biidyes 
 u here there slumld he occasio7i: u hc7i there were 
 a 7 ty croA's-roadsy they took care to set itp posts \ ith 
 an hiAcriptiuny directiny the tvay toth€c\\y ot re¬ 
 fuse. I his ctfy was to he well Mipphcd with water 
 a7id all kmd if proiiAio7is, It uas 7tot allowed 
 
REG 
 
 REG 
 
 REI 
 
 there to make any •weapons, that the relations of 
 the deceased might not he furnished there with 
 terms to gratify their revenge. Though the man- 
 stayer had Jled to the city of refuge, yet he tous 
 not thereupon exempt from the pursuits of jus¬ 
 tice: an iniormation was preferred against him, 
 he was .summoned before the judges, and hefore 
 the people, to clear himself, and to prove the mur¬ 
 der was -metely casual and involuritury. If he 
 was f und iniu cent, he dwelt safely in the city 
 to which he had retired; if otherwise, he was put 
 to death, according to the severity of the taw. 
 Though he was found innocent, he was iwt there¬ 
 fore immediately set at liberty; hut to inspire 
 the greater horror, even of involuntary murder, 
 it seems as if the laro icould punish it with a. 
 kind of banishment; for he was obliged to dwell 
 in this city, without going out of it, till the 
 death of the high piiest: and if before this time 
 he should any ichere go out of the city, the re¬ 
 venger of blood might safely kill him, is'utn. 35. 
 25, 2f), 27, tVc. 
 
 'yum. .35. 13. six cities shall ye have for r. 15. 
 J)eut. .33. 27. the eternal Ciod is thy r. 
 
 Josh.QO. 3. sliall he 3 0 ur r. from avenger of blood 
 £Sam. 22. 3. he is my high tower and my r. 
 
 Ts. 9. 9. Lord also will he a r. for the oppressed, a r. 
 
 in times of trouble, they that know thy name 
 
 14. 6. counsel of the poor, because the I.ord is his r. 
 46.1. (tod is our r. 7.11. H -l». 3. God is known for r. 
 57 . 1. in shadow of thy wings will 1 make my r. 
 
 until these calamities be overpast, 61. +4. 
 
 59 .16. thou hast been my r. in the day of trouble 
 62. 7 . m 3 ’ r. is in (tod |i 8. God i» a r. for us 
 71 . 7 . wonder to many, thou art my strong r. 142.5. 
 91 . 2. he is my r. 9. H 94. 22. God is rock of my r. 
 104. 18. the high hills a r. for wild goats 
 142. 4. r. failed me H 5. thou art 1113 ’ r. and portion 
 Prov. 14.26. his children sliall have a place of r. 
 Isa. 4. 6. a place of r. H 25. 4. to the needy a r. 
 
 28.15. for we have made lies our r. and under 
 17 . the hail shall sweep aw'a 3 ’ the r. of lies 
 
 Jer. 16. 19 . O Lord, m 3 ' r. in the day of affliction 
 ILeb. 6.18. who have fled for r. to lay hold on hope 
 KKFL'SE. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 9. every thing that was vile and r. 
 
 Jer. 6. + 30. r. silver shall men call them because L. 
 lam. 3. 45. thou hast made us as r. midst of people 
 Amos 8. 6. that we may sell the r. of wheat 
 KEl-TT.SF, Verb. 
 
 JLxod. 4.23. if thou r. to let tliem go, 8.2. | 9.2. 110.4. 
 
 10. 3. how long wilt thou r. to humble thyself ? 
 
 16 .28. r. ye to keep m 3 ’ commandments and laws ? 
 22 . 17 . if her father utterly r. to give her to him 
 
 Job 34. 3.3. w hether thou r. or choose, and not 1 
 Prov. 8. .3.3. hear instruction, be wise, and r. it not 
 21. 7- because the 3 ’ r. to do judgment 
 25. the desire of slothful, his hands r. to labour 
 Isa. 1.20. but if 3 ’e r. shall be devoured with swoi d 
 
 7 . 15. that he may know to r. the evil, 16. 
 
 Jer. 8. 5. the 3 ' r. to return || 9 . 6. they r. to know pie 
 13.10. this e' il people which r. to hear my words 
 25. 28. if they r. to take the cup at thine hand 
 38.21. if thou r. to go forth, this is the word 
 Acts do. 11, if I be an offender, I r. not to die 
 1 Tim. 4. 7 . but r. profane and old wives’ fables 
 
 5 . 11. but the younger widows r. 
 
 Heb. 12. 25. see thaLve r. not him that speaketh 
 R'LFUSED. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . .35. hut .Tacob r. to be comforted, and said 
 39. 8. Joseph r. to lie with his master’s wife 
 48. 19 . Jacob r. to remove his hand 
 yum. 20.21. Edom r. to give Israel passage 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 19 . people r. to obey the voice of Samuel 
 16 . 7- look not on him for 1 have r. him 
 
 28. 23. but Saul r. and said, 1 will not eat 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 23. howbeit Asahel r. to turn aside 
 1.3. 9. she poured out, but Amnon r. to eat 
 
 1 Kings 20. .35. and the man r. to smite him 
 
 21.15. the vine 3 'ard he r. to give thee for money 
 £ Kings 5. 16. Raaman urged him to take, but he r. 
 yell. 9 . 17 . oui fathers hardened, and r. to obey 
 Psth. 1. 12. hut the queen Vashti r. to come 
 
 Job 6. 7 . the things that my soul r. to touch are as 
 Psal. 77. 2. oiy soul r. to be comforted 
 78. 10. and the 3 ' r. to walk in his law 
 67- her. tabernacle of loseph. and chose Ephraim 
 118.22. the stone which the builders r. is become 
 Prov. 1. Qi. because I have called and ye r. 
 
 Isa. ,54. 6. when thou wast r. saith thv’CJod 
 Jer. 5. 3. the 3 ’ r. to receive correction, the 3 ' r. to ret. 
 
 11. 10. their fathers who r. to hear my words 
 31. 15. Rachel r. to he comforted for her children 
 50. 3.3. all that took them r. to let them go 
 
 Psek. 5. 6. for they have r. my judgments 
 Hos. 11.5. Assyrian his king, because they r. to ret. 
 Zech.’i. 11. but they r. to hearken, and pulled away 
 Acts’i. .35. this Moses whom the 3 ' r. sa 3 ing 
 1 Tim. 4. 4. and nothing to be r. if it be received 
 JJeb. 11. 24. by faith Moses r. to he called the son of 
 
 12. 25. who r. him that spake on earth 
 
 U KEU.SEDST. 
 
 Jer. 3.3. a whore's forehead, thou r. to be ashamed 
 REEU.SETH. 
 
 Pxod.’i. 14. Pharaoh r. to let the people go 
 yum. 22.13. the Lord r. to give me leave to go 
 14. the princes said, Palaam r. to come with us 
 Pent. 25 . 7 . i'n3’ husband’s brother r. to raise up name 
 Prov. 10. 17 . but he that r. reproof, erreth 
 1.3. 18. shame shall be to him that r. instruction 
 15.32. he that r. instructionilcspiseth his own soul 
 Isa. 8. 6. this people r. tlie wateis of .shiloah 
 Jer.15. 18. my wound which r. to be healed 
 R EGA I ID. 
 
 Peel. 8. 2. and that in r. of the oath of God 
 Pan. 3. + 13. these men have set no 1 . on thee 
 Acts 8.11. to him they had r. because he had bewitch. 
 
 i<e:gaiii) 
 
 Signifies, [1] To look upon with concern or com¬ 
 passion, Dent. 28. 50. [2] To think of, consider, 
 
 or lay to heart, Isa. 5. 12. [3] To have respect 
 , for, 2 Kings 3. 14. 1.4] To hear and answer, 
 
 390 
 
 Psal. 102. 17 . [5] To observe, Rom. 14. 6. [6] 
 'I'o look to with an approving covetous eye. Job 
 36. 21. Psal. 06. 18. 17] To set the heart unto, 
 J:.\od. 9 . t 21. [8] To lay to heart, 1 Sam. 25. 25. 
 REGARD. Verb. 
 
 Gen. 45. 20. r. not your stuff, for Egypt is yours 
 Pxod. 5. 9. and let them notr. vain words 
 Lev. 19. 31. r. not them rl.at have tamiliar spirits 
 iJeut. 28. .50. w hich shall not r. peisonoftlie aged 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 20. s!ie answered not, nor did she r. it 
 25.5. let not my lord r. this man of Lelial 
 
 2 .'iam. 1.3.20. T. not this, he is thy brother 
 
 2 Kings 3. 14. were it not that 1 r. Jehoshaphat 
 Job 3. 4. that day, let not God r. it from above 
 .35. 13. nor will the Almighty r. it 
 35. 21. take heed, r. not iniquity 
 T.sal. 28. 5. they r. not the works of the T.ord 
 31. 6. 1 have hated them that r. lying vanities 
 66. 18. if I r. iniquity in my heart, I.ord not hear 
 94 . 7 . neither shall the God of Jacob r. it 
 102. 17 . he will r. the prayer of the destitute 
 Prov. 5. 2. that thou mayest r. <liscretion 
 6.35. he will not r.any ransom, nor w ill rest content 
 Isa. 5. 12. they r. not the work oftlie Lord 
 
 13. 17 . the Medes who will not r. silver 
 18. t 4. 1 will r. my set dwelling like a clear heat 
 Lam, 4. 16 . the Lord,he will no merer, them 
 Dan, 11. . 37 . r. God of his fathers, nor r. any god 
 rlmoso. 22. nor will 1 r. the peace-offering 
 IJab. 1. 5. hehold r. and wonder marvellously 
 J\Jal. 1. 9. willher. your persons.' saith the T/jrd 
 J.uke 18. 4. though I fear not God, nor r. man 
 Rom. 14. 6. to the T.ord he doth not r. it 
 REGARDED. 
 
 Exod. 9.21. he that r. not the word of the Txird 
 1 Kings 18. 29. there was no voice, nor any that r. 
 
 1 Chroii. 17 . 17 . thou hast r. me as of high degree 
 Psal. 106 . 44. neverthele.ss, he r. theii' affliction 
 Prov. 1 . 24. 1 stretched out my hand, and no man r. 
 Dan. 3. 12. these men, G king, have not r. thee 
 Lukel. 48. he r. the low estate of his handmaid 
 
 18. 2. the judge feared not God, neither r. man 
 Heb. 8. 9 . and I r. them not, saith the Lord 
 REGARDE.ST. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 6. thou r. not princes nor servants 
 Job .30. 20. I stand up and thou r. me not 
 
 Mat. 22. 16 . r. not the personsof men, Markin, l-i. 
 RKGARDEI n. 
 
 Pent. 10.17- mighty and terrible, that r. not persons 
 Job 34. 19. nor r. the rich more than the poor 
 . 39 . 7 . neither r. the crying of the driver 
 Prov. 12. 10. a righteous inan r. the life of his beast 
 13. 18. he that r. reproof shall be honoured 
 
 15. 5. but he that r. reproof is prudent 
 29. 7 . wicked r. not to know the cause of the poor 
 Peel. 5. 8. he that is higher than the highest r. 
 
 11. 4. he thatr. the clouds shall not reap 
 Isa. .33. 8. he hath despised cities, he r. no man 
 Dan. 6. 13. they said, Daniel r. not thee, O king 
 Mai. 2. 13. he r. not the offering any more 
 Rom. 14. 6. he that r. a day, r. it to the Lord 
 REGARDERS. 
 
 Judg. 9. t . 37 . come along by plain of the r, of times 
 REGARDllSG. 
 
 Job 4. 20. they perish for ever without any r. it 
 Phil, 2. 30. not r. his life to supply your lack 
 REGE>i ERATION 
 
 Is the change and renovation of the sou? by the 
 Spirit and grace of God, John .3. 5, 6. It is 
 called the new birth, and consists in the infusion 
 of spiritual life into the soul, John 5. 25. xchereby 
 it is enabled to perform spiritual actions, and live 
 to God, Rom. 14. 8. Tit. 3. 5. Rot by works of 
 righteousness which wehave<lone, hut according 
 to his mere}’ he saved us by the washing of re¬ 
 generation, and renewing of the Holy Ghost. 
 Jam. 1. 18. Of his own will begat he us by the 
 word of truth. And our Saviour .speaking to 
 Ricodemus, says. Verily I say unto thee. Ex¬ 
 cept a man be born again, he cannot see the 
 kingdom of God, John 3. 3, 4, 5. And the apos¬ 
 tle Peter says in like manner, That God hath 
 begotten us again unto a lively hope, by the re¬ 
 surrection of Christ from the de-ad, 1 Pet. 1. 3. 
 that is, he hath given us a new birth, he hath re¬ 
 generated and renewed us, and thereby wrought in 
 us .fuch a hope or assurance of salvation, as puts 
 life into our souls; which hope is bitilt upon the 
 resurrection of Christ, and the doctrines depending 
 on it, as the foundation of our resurrection and 
 future glory, since the members must partake of 
 the same condition with the head, John 14. 19. It 
 is said. Mat. 19. 28. Ye which have followed 
 me in the regeneration, when the Son of man 
 shall sit in the throne of his glory, ye shall also sit 
 upon thrones. Ye whichdiave followed me in 
 the regeneration, that is, ye rny apostles, who have 
 been my attendants and assistants, while Z hate 
 been by my doctrine reforming the world ; while I 
 have been regenerating my church, and putting 
 it into a new state ; Ur, joining legeneration with 
 theJ'olloTcing words. In the regeneration when the 
 Son of mail shall sit, Kc. that is, at the day of 
 judgment, when there shall be new heavens and 
 earth, and your bodies shall be raised up again 
 in a glorious manner, and your souls made per¬ 
 fectly happy ; then you shall not only partake of 
 the heavenly treasure, but shall be in the highest 
 degree of dignity there. 
 
 ^lat. 19 . 28. that ye which followed me in the r. 
 Tit. 3. 5. he saved us by the washing of r. 
 REGIOR. 
 
 Dent. .3.4. all the r. of Argoh the kingdom of Og, 13. 
 1 Kings 4. 11. the son of Abinadab in all r. of Dor 
 24. Solomon had dominion over all the r. 
 
 Mat. 3. 5. then went to him all the r. round Jordan 
 4. 16. peo. saw great light, and to them which sat 
 in the r. and shadow of death light is sprung up 
 Mark 1. 28. his fame spread about throughout all 
 the r. round about Galilee, L»(Xc 4. 14. I 7.17. 
 
 6. . 55 . and ran through that whole r. round about 
 Luke 3.1. Philip tetrarch of the r. of Trachonitis 
 
 Acts 13. 49. word of the Lord published thro’ the t 
 
 14. 6. they fled to the r. that liefh round about 
 
 16 . 6. when they had gone thro’ the r. of Galatia 
 
 KE.GIORS. 
 
 Acts 8. 1. they were scattered thro’ the r. of Judea 
 2 (Jor. 10.16. to preach the gospel iu r. beyond 30 U 
 11. 10 . no man shall stop me iu the r. of Achaia 
 Gal. 1 .21. afteiwards 1 came into tlie r. of Syria, 
 REGIS I ER. 
 
 Ezra 2. 62. these sought their r. Neh. 7. 64. 
 
 Keh 7 . 5. 1 found a r. of the genealogy of them 
 REIIEAR.SE. 
 
 Pxod. 17 . 14. and r. it in the ears of Joshua 
 Judg. 5.11. r. the righteous acts of the Lord 
 KKIIEAR.SED. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 21. he r. tliem in the ears of the Txrd 
 
 17 . 31. they r. Eavid’s words hefore Saul 
 
 xlcts 11. 4. Peter r. the matter fi oin the loginning 
 
 14. 27 . they r. all thatfiod had doue with them 
 
 REJECL 
 
 Signifies, [1] To slight, or despise, IIos. 4. 6. [21 
 To cast off, or forsake, Jer. 7- 29. I 14.19. [-3] To 
 refuse, or deny the granting of one's suit, Mark 6. 
 26. [4] Mark 7 . + 9- 
 
 Tliitt which beareth Uiorns and briars is rejected, 
 Heb. 6. 8.' As the earth, when it is painfully 
 tilled, and plentifully -watered with rain from hea¬ 
 ven, is good for nothing hut to be burnt, if instead 
 of good fruit it brinneih forth thorns and thistles ; 
 so they that enjoy the means of grace, and yet 
 br.ng forth nothing but cursed fruit, displeasing 
 to God, deserve no further care nor culture, but 
 must expect to he deprived of the means of gracCy. 
 and exposed to utter ruin. 
 
 I.am. 5. +22. w ilt thou utferb’ r. us, tliou art wrotli 
 Hos. 4. 6. I will r. thee, that thou be no priest 
 Mark 6. 26. for his oath's sake he would not r. her 
 
 7 . 9 . full well ye r. the commandment of God 
 2'it. 3.10. after the first and second admonition, r. 
 REJECTED. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 7 . they have not r. thee, but they r. me 
 10.19. ye liave this day r. your G. who saved you 
 
 15. 23. because thou hast r. the woid of the I^rd, 
 
 he hath also r. thee from being king, 26. 
 
 16 . 1. seeing 1 have r. him from being king 
 
 2 Kings 17 .15. they r. Ids statutes and his covenant 
 20 . Ixird r. all the seed of Isr. and afflicted theni 
 
 Tsa. 53. 3. he is despised and r. of men, manof soiro,. 
 Jer.9.. 37 . for the I^rd hath r. thy confidence 
 
 6. 19. r. my law' || .30. because the Lord hath r.thcm 
 
 7. 29 . Lord hath r. the generation of his w rath 
 
 8. 9 . lo, they have r. the word of the I.ord 
 14. 19. hast thou utterly r. Judah ' 
 
 I am. 5.22. but thou hast utterly r. us, thou art wrotli 
 IIos. 4. 6. because thou hast r.’knowledge 
 Mat. 21. 42. stone which the builders r. is become 
 head of the corner, Mark 12.10. Luke 20.17. 
 Mark 8 . .31. he shall be r. of the elders, Luke 0 . 22. 
 Lukel. 30. the lawyers r. the counsel of God 
 
 17 . 25. but he must first be r. of this generation 
 Gal. 4. 14. my temptation in my liesh ye r. not 
 Heb. 6. 8. that which heareth thorns and briars is r. 
 
 12. 17 . when would have inherited blessing, w as r. 
 
 REJECTETH. 
 
 John 12. 48. he that r. me received! not my words 
 1 T/iess. 4. 18. he that r. r. not man, but God 
 REIGN. 
 
 To reign, is to rule or command as a sovereign prince,. 
 2 tSam. 5. 4, 5. God is the absolute monarch of 
 the world, he governs and d sposes of all things 
 in heaven and in earth. Psal. 9-3. 1. 'ihe I.ord 
 reigneth. Sin is said to l eign, Rom. 6.12. xchen 
 the lusts and motions of sin are readily obeyed, 
 as one would obey the law and command of a 
 king : when it exercises an uncontrolled absolute 
 po:cer in the soul. Grace is said lo reign, Roni. 
 5. 21. when the righteousness of Christ being 
 freely imputed, his Spirit reigns in our hearts, 
 and we are governed by the motions and impulses 
 thereof; so that sin cannot condemn us to death, 
 nor rule over us, as it did before grace was 
 planted in the soul. And such as receive abun¬ 
 dance of grace, are said to reign in life by Je¬ 
 sus Christ, Rom. 5. 17- that is, they partake of 
 spiritual life here, whereby they conquer sin, and 
 obtain eternal life hereafter, when they reign in 
 ohry. 
 
 1 Kings 6.1. in fourth vear of .'lolomon’s r. over Isr. 
 
 2 Kings Qi. 12. took Jehoiachin in 8th year ot his r, 
 
 1 Citron. 4. 31. tlieir cities to the r. ot David 
 
 29 . 30. king David’s acts with all his r. written 
 
 2 Chren. 36. 20. till the r. of the kingdom of Pei-sia 
 Neh. 12.22. the priests recorded to the r. of Dai ius 
 Esth. 2. 16. was taken to king in 7th year of his r. 
 Luke 3.1. in the fifteenth year of the r. of liberius 
 
 RE.IGR, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 8.breth. said.shalt thou indeed r. over us.’ 
 pxed. 15.18. T.ord shall r. forever. Tsai. 146.10. 
 I.ev. 26. 17 . they that hate \ou shall r. over you 
 Dent. 15. 6. the I,, blesseth thee, thou shaltr. over 
 many nations, but they shall notr. over thee 
 Judg. 9 . Q. that 70 r. over you, or that oner, over you 
 
 8. the trees said, r. thou over us. 10. 12,14, 
 
 ] Sam. 8. 7 . that 1 should not r. over them 
 
 9. shew the manner of the king that shall r. 11. 
 
 9 . 17 . Lord said, this same shall r. over my people 
 
 11. 12. w ho is he that said, shall Saul r. over us .' 
 
 12. 12. nay, but a king shall r. over us 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 21. thou mayest r.over all that thy heart 
 
 1 Kings 1. +5. then Adonijah said, 1 will r. 
 
 11. hast thou not heard that .Adonijah doth r.? 
 
 I. 13. assuredly Solomon shall r. after me, 17 . .30. 
 24. hast thou said, Adonijah shall r. after me ' 
 
 2.15. Israel set their faces on me. that 1 should r. 
 
 II. . 37 . and I w ill take thee, an I thou shalt r. 
 
 16. 15. Zimri did r. seven (lays in 1 irzah 
 
 2 Clir. 1. 8. and hast ma<le me to r. in his stead 
 23. .3. he said, behold, the king’s son shall r. 
 
 Job .34. .30. that the hypocrite r. not, lest people 
 Prov. 8.15. bv me kings r. and princes decree justice 
 Eccl. 4. 14. for out of prison he cometh to r. 
 
 Isa. 24. 23. w hen the Lord of hosts shall r. iu Zicu 
 
REI 
 
 RE J 
 
 RE J 
 
 Isa. 3C. 1. behold, a king shall r. in righteousness 
 Jcr' ‘2‘1. 15. slialtthou r. because thou closest thyself 
 
 2.1. 5.'a kingshall r. prosper and execute judgment 
 33 21. that David should not have a son to r. 
 isiic. 4. ?• the Lord shall r. over them in Zion 
 Mat. 2.22. when he heard tiiat Archelaiis did r. 
 Luke 1. .33. he shall r. over the house of Jacob 
 
 19.”l l. we will not have this man to r. over us 
 
 27. enemies tliat would not that 1 should r. over 
 Horn 5. 17. shall r. in life by one, Jesus Christ 
 oi.’even so mieht grace r. to life by Jesus Christ 
 eT 12. let not sin r. in your mortal bodies 
 
 15. 12. he that shall rise to r. over the Gentiles 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. would to God ye did r. that we might r. 
 
 15. 25. for he must r. till he put all enemies under 
 
 2 Tim 12. 12. if we suffer, we shall r. with him 
 Jiev 5. 10. and we also shall r. on the earth 
 
 11 15. and he shall r. for ever and ever 
 oo 6. they shall r. with him a thousand years 
 
 2 - 2 . 5 
 
 they shall r. for ever and ever 
 
 i'ee HKdAfi. 
 
 REIGiNLD. 
 
 Gen. .36. 31. the kings that r. in the land of E<lom 
 before any king r. over Israel, 1 Ckron. 1. 43. 
 
 9. 22. when Abimelech had r. three years 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 1. .‘^aul r. one year, and when l.e r. two 
 
 2 S’am. 2. 10. Ish boslieth triaul'sson r. two \ ears 
 ~5 4 David r. forty years over J udah and Israel 
 
 5 David r. sevenyears in Hebron, thirty-three in 
 Jerusalem, 1 A'tnffs 2.11. 1 C/iron. .3. 4. 1 2y. 27. 
 8.15. Daviii r. over Israel, 1 Citron. 18. 14. 1 29. 26. 
 
 10. 1. Ilanun his son r. in his stead, 1 Citron, ly. 1. 
 lb! 8 . house of Saul, in whose steatl thou hast r. 
 iKinas 4. 21. and Solomon r. over all kingdoms, 11. 
 
 42. 1 Clinm. 29.28. 2 Citron. 9. 26, .30. 
 11 24. Rezon r. in Damascus || 25. r. over Syria 
 43. Rehoboam r. 12. 17. 2 Citron. 9. 31.1 10. 17. 
 
 14. 31. Abijam his son r. 2 Citron. 12. 16. I 13. 2. 
 
 15. 8 . and Asa r. in his stead, 9.10. 2 Citron. 14.1. 
 
 24. Jehoshaphat his son r. 2 Citron. 17. 1. I 20. .31. 
 
 25. Nadab r. H 28. Haasha r. 29. H 16. 6 . Llah r. 
 
 16. 10. Zimri r. in his stead [| 22. Omri r. 2.3. 
 
 28. Omri died, and Ahab his son r. m Ins stead 
 
 22. 40. Ahaziah, Ahab’s son, 7 -. in his stead, 51. 
 
 2 Kings 8 . 24, 26. 2 Citron. 22. 1, 2. 
 
 22. 42. Jehoshaphat r. 25 years, 2 Chron. 20. .31. 
 
 50. lehoram 2 Kings 3. 1.1| 8 . 17. 2 CItr. 21.5,20. 
 
 ^ Kinn^ 3 . 27 . his eldest son that should have r. 
 
 *8 15i Ilazael r. |1 10.35. Jehoahaz r. ll 36. Jehu r. 
 
 12. 1. Jehoashr. forty years in Jerusalem 
 
 21. Amaziah r. 14. 1. 2 Citron. 24. 27- I 25.1. 
 
 13. 24. Benhadad r. H 14. 16. .leroboam r. 2.3. 
 
 14. 29. Zachariah r. 1! 15.2. Azariah r. 2 Chr. 26. 3. 
 15.7. and .lotham r. 33. 2 Ckr. 26. 23. 1 27. 1,8. 
 
 10. Shallum r. 13. |1 14. Menahem sonot Gadi r.l7. 
 
 22. Pekahiah his son r. 2.3. H 25. Pekah r. 27. 
 
 30. Hoshea r. | 38. Ahaz r. 16. 2. 2 Chr. 28. 1. 
 
 16. 20. llezekiah r. 18. 2. 2 Chr. 28. 27. 1 29. 1. 
 
 19. .37. Esarhaddon r. in Ins stead, ua. .37. .38. 
 
 20. 21. jManasseh r. 21. 1. 2 Chr. .32. 33. 1 .33. 1. 
 
 21. 18. Amon r. in his stead, 19. 2 Chr. 33. 20,21. 
 
 26. Josiah r. in his stead, 22. 1. 2 Chron. 31. 1. 
 
 23. 31. Jehoahaz r. three months, 2CItron. .36. 2. 
 .36. Jehoiakim r. eleven years, 2 Chron. 36. 5. 
 
 24. 6 . Jehoiachin his son r. 8 . 2 Citron. .36. 8 , 9. 
 
 18. Zedekiah r. 2 Chr. .36. 11. Jer. 37. 1. I 52. 1. 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 12. and Athaliah r. over the land 
 Est 'h. l.’l. Ahasuerus r. from India to Ethiopia 
 Jer. 22 . 11 . touch. Sliallum which r. instead ot Josiah 
 Uom.~5. 14. death r. from Adam to Moses 
 
 17 . for if by one man’s offence death r. by one 
 21 . that as sin hath r. unto death, so might grace r. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. ye have r. as kings without us 
 liev. 11. 17 . hast taken thy great powei-, and hast r. 
 20 4 lived and r. with Christ a thousand years 
 H ElGMvSr. 
 
 1 Chr. 29.12. thou r. over all, and in thy hand power 
 111 'ilGN El II. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.14. ye and the king that r. over you 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 10. sliall say, Absalom r. m Hebron 
 
 1 Kings 1.18. Adonijah r. H 2 Kings 9 . H3. Jehu r. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. .31. the i.orci r. Ps. 96. 10. 1 97. 1.1 99. 1. 
 Ps. 47 . 8 . (iod 7 '. over the heathen, God sitteth on 
 
 93.1. IM. r. he is clothed with majesty and strength 
 Prov. 30. 22. for a servant when he r. and a tool 
 Isa. 52. 7 . that saith unto Zion, thy God r. 
 liev. 17 .18. which r. over the kings ot the earth 
 
 19. 6. for the Lord God omnipotent r. 
 
 REIGIS I N G. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 1. I have rejected him from r. over Isr. 
 REllSS, 
 
 Or Kidneys. The Hebrews ascrihe to the Reins or 
 Kidneys, Icnu 7 oledge,jog, pain, pleasure : hence^ it 
 is that in Scripture it is so often said, that God 
 searcheth the hearts and the reins, Psal. 7. 9. Jer. 
 17 . U). 1 20. 12. God upbraids the Jews icith hav¬ 
 ing hint in their mouths, hut not in their reins. 
 .ler. 12. 2. Tliou art near in their mouth, ainl 
 far from their reins : thou art far from their 
 hearts and ajtfections: they have neither fear of 
 thee, nor love I'or thee, nor desire after thee, nor 
 delight in thee: nor are they obedient to thee. 
 The prophet being under temptation, by reason of 
 the prosperity of wicked men, complains that his 
 distemper had set fire to his heart, and caused a 
 great infiammation in his reins. Psal. 7-3. 21. 1 
 w'as pricked in my reins ; 1 was heartily and 
 deeply wounded with disquieting thoughts and 
 tormenting passions, envy, sorrow, and anger. 
 The Psalmist says, that his leins instructed him, 
 Psal. 16. 7 . that is, his inward thoughts and affec¬ 
 tions, being moved by the secret influence oj God's 
 Kpirit, directed him how to serve and please God, 
 and put his whole trust and confldence in him. 
 And Jeremiah says, that the Ix)rd had sent the 
 daughters of his quiver into his reins, Lam. .3. 
 
 13. that is, he has pierced me with his arrows, he 
 hath exhausted his whole quiver upon me; for 
 the daughters of the quiver is a poetical expres¬ 
 sion for arrow's. 
 
 Lev. 15. + 2. when any man hath a running ot the 
 r. because of his issue he is unclean, 22. + 4. 
 
 Job 16. 1.3. he cleaveth my r. asunder, he poureth 
 19. 27 . though my r. be consumed within me 
 Psal. 7 . 9. lor righteous God trieth the heart and r. 
 
 16 . 7 . my r. also instruct me in the night-seasons 
 
 26.2. examine me, O Lord, try my r. and my heart 
 
 7 . 3 . 21. and tlms 1 was pricked in my r. 
 
 1 . 39 . 13. for thou hast possessed my r. 
 
 Prov. 23. 16. yea, my r. shall rejoice when thy lips 
 Isa. 11. 5. and faithfulness the girdle of his r. 
 
 Jer. 11. 20. O Lord of hosts, that triest the r. 
 
 12.2. thou art in their mouth, and far from their r. 
 
 17 . 10 . I try the r. || 20 . 12 . thatseest the r. 
 
 Lam. 3. 13. he caused his arrow to enter into my r. 
 Rev. 2. 23. know 1 am he who searcheth the r. 
 
 REJOICE. 
 
 Dent. 12 . 7 . ye shall r. in all that ye put your hand 
 unto, ye and your households, 14. 26. 
 16. 14. thou shalt r. in thy feast, thou and thy son 
 
 15. God shall bless thee, therefore thou shalt r. 
 
 26. 11. and thou shalt r. in every good thing 
 
 28. 6.3. so the Lord will r. over you, .30. 9. 
 
 .32. 43. r. O ye nations, w’ith Ids people 
 .33.18. he said, r. Zebulun, in thy going out 
 Judg. 9. 19 . r. ye in Abimelech, and lie in yon 
 
 16. 23. the lords of the Pliilistines gathered to r. 
 
 1 Kam. 2. 1. because 1 r. in thy salvation 
 
 19 . 5. thou sawestit, and didst r. why wilt thou 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 10. glory' in his holy name, let the heart 
 
 of them r. that seek the Lord, Psal. 105. 3. 
 32. let the lields r. and all that is therein 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 41. and let thy saints r. in goodness 
 
 20. 27 . Lord hath made them to r. Neh. 12. 43. 
 
 Job 3. t 6. let it not r. among the days of the year 
 
 20.18. and he shall not r. therein 
 
 21. 12. they r. at the sound of the organ 
 
 Psal. 2.11. serve the Lord w iih fear, r. with tremb. 
 5. 11. let all that put their trust in thee r. 
 
 9. 14. I will r. inihy salvation 
 
 13. 4. those that trouble me r. when I am moved 
 
 5. my heart shall r. in thy salvation 
 
 14. 7 . .Jacob shall r. and Israel shall be glad 
 
 20. 5. we w ill r. in thy salvation, and in the name 
 
 21. 1. and in thy salvation how greatly shall her. 
 30. 1. and hast not made my foes to r. over me 
 .33.21. for our heart shall r. in him, because trusted 
 35. 9 . my soul shall r. in his salvation 
 
 19 . let not mine enemies wrongfully r. over me 
 24. judge me, O Lord, and let them npt r. over me 
 
 26. let fheni be ashamed that r. at mine hurt 
 .38. 16. hear me, lest they should r. over me 
 48. 11. let mount Zion r. let Judah be glad 
 51. 8. that the bones thou hast broken may r. 
 
 58. 10. the righteous shall r. when heseeth 
 
 60 . 6. G. hath spoken in holiness, I will r. 108. ?• 
 63. 7 . in the shadow of thy wings will I r. 
 
 11. but the king shall r. in God 
 
 65. 8. the outgoings of morning and evening to r. 
 
 12. the little hills'r. || 66. 6. there did w-e r. 
 
 68. 3. let the righteous r. yea, exceedingly r. 
 
 4. r. before him |171. 2.3. my lips shall greatly r. 
 
 85. 6. revive us, that thy people may r. in thee 
 
 86. 4. r. the soul of thy servant, unto thee do 1 lift 
 89. 12. Tabor and Ilermon shall r. in thy name 
 
 16 . in thy name shall they r. all the day 
 42. thou hast made all his enemies to r. 
 
 96. 11. let the heavens r. I| 12. trees of the wood r. 
 
 97 . 1. Lord reigneth, let the earth r. isles be glad 
 
 98. 4. make a loud noise, r. and sing praise 
 104. 31. the Lord shall r. in his works 
 
 106. 5. that I may r. in the gladness of thy nation 
 
 107 . 42. the righteous shall see it and r. 
 
 109. 28. let them be ashamed, let thy servant r. 
 119. 162. I r. at thy word, as one that tindeth 
 149. 2. let Israel r. in him that made him 
 Prov. 2. 14. whor. todoevil,anddelightinfroward. 
 
 5.18. and r. with the wife of thy youth 
 
 23.15. if thine heart be wise, mine heart shall r. 
 16. yea, my reins shall r. when thy lips speak 
 
 24. the father of the righteous shall greatly r. 
 
 25. shall be glad, and she that bare thee shall r. 
 24. 17 . r. not when thine enemy falleth 
 
 27 . 9. ointment and perfume r. the heart 
 
 28. 12. when right, men do r. there is great glory 
 
 29 . 2. when righteous are in authority, people r. 
 
 6. but the righteous doth sing and r. 
 
 .31. 25. and she shall r. in time to come 
 
 Eccl. .3. 12. for a man to r. and do good in his life 
 
 22. than that a man .should r. in his works, 5.19. 
 4.16. they also that come after shall not r. in him 
 
 11. 8. but if a man live many years, and r. in them 
 9 . r. 0 young man, in thy youth, let thy heart 
 I.m.Q. 6. and ;. in Rezinand Hemaliah’s son 
 9 . 3. and as men r. when they divide the spoil 
 
 1.3. .3. even them that r. in my highness 
 
 14. 8. yea, the fir-trees r. at thee, and the cedars 
 
 29 . r. not thou, whole Palestina, because the rod 
 
 23. 12. he .said, thou shalt no more r. O virgin 
 
 24. 8. the noise of them that r. endeth, joy ceasefh 
 29. 10 . poor among men shall r. in the Holy One 
 .35. 1. the desert shall r. ll 2. shall blossom and r. 
 
 61. 7 . for confusion they shall r. in their portion 
 
 62. 5. as a bridegroom, so shall God r. over thee 
 65.13. my servants shall r. but ye shall be ashamed 
 
 19 . Iwill r. in Jerusalem, and joy in my people 
 66. 10. r. ye with Jerusalem, and be glad with her 
 
 14. and when ye see this, your heart shall r. 
 
 Jer. 31. 13. then shall the virgin r. in the dance, 
 and 1 will make them r. from their sorrow 
 .32. 41. 1 will r. over them to do them good 
 51. 39 . that they may r. and sleep, and not awake 
 Lam. 2. 17. he hath caused thine enemy to r.over 
 Exek. 7 . 12 . let not the buyer r. nor seller mourn 
 .35. 15. as thou rlidst r. at the inheritance of Israel 
 Hos. 9 . 1. r. not, O Israel, for .joy, as other people 
 AmosC). 1.3. ye which r. in a thing of nought 
 Mic. 7 . 8. /'."not against me, G mine enemy 
 Eeph. 3. 11 . will take away them that r. in thy pride 
 
 17 . the Lord will r. over thee with joy 
 Zech. 2.10. sing and r. () dauL'ht. of Zion, lo, T come 
 4. t io. with the seven eyes ot the Ixrrd shall r. 
 
 9. 9 . r. greatly, O daughter of Zion, shout 
 
 10. 7 . and their heart shall r. as tlirough wine 
 
 Luke 1. 14. and many shall r. at his birth 
 6. 2.3. r. ve in that day, and leap for joy 
 
 10. 20. in'this r. not, rather r. because your names 
 
 15. 6. r. with me, for 1 have found my sheep 
 
 9. r. with me, for 1 have found the piece 1 lost 
 19 . . 37 . whole multitude of the disciples began to r. 
 
 John 4. .36. he that soweth and thatreapeth may r. 
 5. 35. ye were willing for a season to r. in his fight 
 
 14. 28. if ye loved me, ye would r. because 1 said 
 
 16. 20. ye shall weep, but the world shall r. 
 
 22. but 1 v\i!l see you, and your heart shall r. 
 
 Acts 2.26. theretbre did my heart r. my tongue glad 
 Rom. 5. 2. and r. in hope of the glory ot (iod 
 
 12. 15. r. with them that do r. and weep w ith them 
 
 15. 10. he saith, r. .ve Gentiles, with his people 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 30. they that r. as tho’ they rejoiced not 
 12. 26. is one honoured, all the members r. with it 
 
 2 Cor. 2. . 3 . lest 1 ha' e sorrow of whom 1 ought to r. 
 7- 9. now I r. not that ye were made sorry 
 
 16. 1 r. that I have confidence in you in all things 
 Gal. 4. 27 . r. tliou barren that bearest not, break fortb 
 Phil. 1. 18. and 1 therein do r. yea, and will r. 
 
 2. 16 . that 1 may r. in tlie day of Christ 
 
 17 . yea, if 1 be offered, I joy and r. with you all 
 
 18. lor the same cause do ye joy and r. with me 
 
 28. that when ye see him again, ye may r. 
 
 .3. 3. we worship God, and r. in Christ Jesus 
 
 Col. 1. 24. vvlio now r. in my sullerings for you 
 1 Thess. 5. 16. r. evermore, |)ray without ceasing 
 Jam. 1. 9. let the brother of low degree r. 
 
 4. 16 . but now ye r. in your boastings 
 1 Pet. 1.6. wherein ye greatly r. though now ye are 
 8. r. with joy unspeakable and full of glory 
 
 4. 13. but r. in as much as ye are partakers 
 Rev. 11. 10. they tliatdwellon earthsh. r. overthem 
 
 12. 12. therefore r. ye heavens, and ye that dwell 
 
 18. 20. r. over her, thou heaven, and ye apostles 
 See Gi.au. 
 
 REJOICE before the Lord. 
 
 Lev. 23. 40. ye shall r. bffore the Lord seven days 
 Dent. 12. 12. ye shall r. before the Lord your God 
 
 18. shalt r. bef. the jLo/dtliy God, 16. 11. j 27. 7. 
 
 R EJ OIC E in the Lord. 
 
 Psal. ,33. 1. r. in the Lord, O ye righteous, 97. 12. 
 Isa. 41. 16. r. in the Lord, glory in the Holy One 
 61 . 10. I will "reatly r. in the Lord, and be joyful 
 Joel 2. 2.3. ye children of Zion, r. in the Lord 
 JJab. 3. 18. yet I will r. in the Lord, 1 will joy 
 Z.ech. 10. 7 . their heart shall r. in the Lord 
 Phil. .3. 1. finally, my brethren, r. in the Lord 
 
 4.4. T. in the Lord al way, and again, 1 say, rejoice 
 REJOICED. 
 
 Exod. 18. 9. Jethro r. for all goodness done to Isr. 
 Deut. 2\3. 6.3. as the L. r. over you to do you good 
 .30. 9. rejoice for good, as he r. over thy fathers 
 Judg. 19. .3. the father of the damsel saw him, he r. 
 1 Sam. 6. 13. the men of Beth shemesh r. to see it 
 
 11. 15. Saul and all the men of Israel r. greatly 
 
 1 Kings 1. 40. the people r. so that the earth rent 
 
 5. 7 . Hiram r. greatly at Solomon’s words 
 
 2 Kings 11.14. the people r. and blew with trumpets 
 
 when Joiish was made king, 20. 2 Chr. 23.13, 21. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 9. the people r. and David also r. 
 
 2 Chron. 15.15. and all Judah r. at the oath 
 21. 10. all the princes and all the people r. 
 
 29 . .36. and llezekiah r. and all the people 
 
 .30. 25. the strangers out of Israel and Judah r. 
 iseh. 12. 4.3. all that day they offered great sacri¬ 
 fices and r. the wives also, anri the children r. 
 44. for Judah r. for the priests and Levites 
 Esth. 8. 15. the city of Shushan r. and was glad 
 Job 31. 25. if I r. because my wealth was great 
 29. it I r. at the destruction of him that hated me 
 Psal. 35. 15. but in mine adversity they r. 
 
 97 . 8. Sion was glad, and the daughters of Judah r. 
 il9. 14. 1 have r. in the way of thy testimonies 
 Eccl. 2. 10. for my heart r. in all my labour 
 Jer. 15. 17 . I r. not in the assembly of mockers 
 .50. 11. ye r. O destroyers of mine heritage 
 Ezek. 25. 6. the Ammonites r. against Israel 
 Hos. 10. 5. the priests that r. on it shall mourn 
 Cbad. 12. nor shouldest thou have r. over Judah 
 Jonah 1. t 6. .lonah r. with great joy for the gourd 
 Mat. 2. 10. when they saw the star, they r. with joy 
 Luke 1. 47 . my spirit hath r. in God my Saviour 
 58. Elisabeth’s friends and cousins r. with her 
 
 10. 21. in that hour Jesus r. in spirit, and said 
 1.3. 17 . the people r. for the things that were done 
 
 John 8. 56. your father Abraham r. to see my day 
 Acts 7. 41. r. in the works of their own hands 
 
 15. 31. when had read, they r. for the consolation 
 
 16. 34. the jailer r. believing in God with his houso 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . .30. they that rejoice, as though they r. not 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . when he told us, so that 1 r. tlie more 
 Phil. 4. 10. but I r. in the Lord greatly 
 
 2 John 4. I r. greatly that I found, 3 John 3. 
 REJOICETH. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 1. Hannah said, my heart r. in the Lord 
 Job . 39 . 21. the horse r. in his strength 
 41. + 22. and sorrow r. before leviathan 
 P.sal. 16. 9. my heart is glad, and my glory r. 
 
 19 . 5. w hich r. as a strong man to run a race 
 28. 7 . tiierefore my heart greatly r. 1 will praise 
 Prov. 11. ll'. when goefh well with righteous, city r, 
 1.3. 9 . the light of the righteous r. but the lamp 
 15 ! .‘10. the light of the eyes r. the heart 
 
 09 3 w hoso lovelh wisdom r. his lather 
 Ifa. 5. 14. and he that r. shall descend into it 
 62. 5. as the bridegroom r. over the bride 
 64. 5. thou meetesthmi that r. and worketh right 
 F'^ek 14. wlieii tlie, whole eaith r. I will make 
 Mat 18 1.3. I say to you. he r. more of that sheep 
 John3. 29. the friend of the bridegroom r. greatly 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 6. r. not in iniquity, but r. in truth 
 Jam. 2. 1.3. and mercy r. against judgment 
 R E.ICi IC ES I . 
 
 Ter 11. 15. wlien thou doest evil, then thou r. 
 REJOICING. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 45. and they are cotne up from thence 
 o Chron. 2.3. 18. to offer burnt offerings with r. 
 
 Job 8. 21. till he fill thy lips w ith r. 
 
 Psal. 19 . 8. his statutes are right, r. the heart 
 
 
REM 
 
 REM 
 
 REM 
 
 Ps. 45.15. with r. sliall be brouaht to kind’s palace 
 107 . 22 . let tliein declare Ins works with r. 
 
 1 li5.15.tlie voice of r.is in the tabernacle of righteous 
 119. 111 . for they are the r. of my heart 
 126. 6 . he shall doubtless come again with r. 
 P10V.8. :10. 1 was his delight, 7 '. always before him 
 •'ll. r. in the habitable part of his earth 
 Jsa. 65. 18. for, behold, 1 create lerusalem a r. 
 Jer. 15. 16. thy word was to me the r. of my heart 
 JJab. .I. 14. their r. was to devour the poor secretly 
 ^ep/i. 2 . 15. this is the r. citv that said, 1 am 
 Luke 15. 5. he layeth it on his shoulders r. 
 j^ctx 5 . 41 .r.that they were counted worthy to suffer 
 
 8. 39 . and the eunuch went on Ids way r. 
 
 Pom. 12. 12. r. in hope, patient in tribulation 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .31. I protest by yourr. which 1 haye 
 £Cer.1.12.for our r. is this, testimony of conscience 
 
 14. that we are your r. even as ye also are oui s 
 
 6 . 10 . as sorrowful, > et al w ays ?'.as poor.yet making 
 Gal. 6.4. then shall he have r. in himself 
 
 Phil. 1. 26. that your r. may be more abundant 
 3 Tliess. 2. 19 . for what is our crown of r. are not ye 
 Jleh. 3. 0. the r. of the hope firm unto the end 
 Jam. 4. 16 . in your boastings, all such r. is evil 
 Itr.T.KASk: 
 
 Signifies, a remission, or disdiarge : It is called in 
 Ilehreiv, Shemittah. in Greek, aipicri?that is, 
 forgiveness, or remission ; heino the same woi\I 
 which in the New lestament is used for the 
 pardon of sin. Mat. 26. 28. Mark 1. 4. oj which 
 this release of debts was a shadow. Dent. 15. 2 . 
 'J his is the mannerof the release : F.very creditor 
 that lendeth aught shall release it; that is, not 
 ahsolutely and finally forgive it, but forbear it 
 for that year. 
 
 Peut. 15. 1 . at the end of seven years make a r. 
 
 2. this is the mannerof the r. it is the Lord’s r. 
 
 9 . the seventh year, the year of r. is at hand 
 
 31.10. in the sofemnity of the year of r. in feast 
 Psth. 2 . 18. he made a r. to provinces and gave gifts 
 
 IlELEASK, Verb. 
 
 Pent. 15. 2 . every creditor that lendeth shall r. it 
 
 3. what is tldne' with thy brothel', hand shall r. 
 Mai. 27 .15. at that feast governor was wont to r. a 
 
 prisoner whom they would, Luke 23. 17. 
 John 18. 39. 
 
 17 . Pilate said unto them, whom will ye that T r. 
 
 unto you ? 21. ]\Iark 15. 9. John 18. 39. 
 Marklo. 11. the chief priests moved the people, that 
 he should rather r. Parabbas, Luke 23. 18. 
 i7//l'e23.l6.1 will therefore chastise him, and r. him 
 
 20. Pilate therefore.willing to r. lesus.spake again 
 John 19 . 10. and that 1 have power to r. theef 
 
 12. from thenceforth Pilate sought to /. him 
 RELEA.^'^ED. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 26. then r. Ke Barabbas to them, and 
 scourged .lesus, Mark 15. 15. Luke 23. 25. 
 Mark 15. 6. now at the feast he r. one prisoner 
 I{ET,Y. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 8. because thou didst r. on the Lord 
 
 HEI.lEl). 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 18. because they r. on the T.ord God 
 
 16. 7 . thou hast r. on Syi ia, and hast not r. on Lord 
 BE 1,1 EE. 
 
 71 ^^^ 11 . 29 .disciples determined tosend r. to breth. 
 B E 1,1 EVE. 
 
 .Tjev.Q5. . 35 . if brother poor, then thou shalt r. him 
 Isa. 1. 17 . r. the oppressed, + rigliten the oppressed 
 Lam. 1. 11. given pleasant things for meat to?', soul 
 
 16. the comforter that should r. is far trom me 
 19 . while they sought meat to r. theii' .souls 
 1 Hm. 5. 16 . it an}’ have widows, let them r. them, 
 that it may r. them that are widows indeed 
 BELIEVED. 
 
 1 Tim, 5. 10. if she have r. the afflicted, if followed 
 BELl EVE I'll. 
 
 Vsal. 146. 9 . he r. the fatherless and the widow 
 BET.IGION 
 
 Is taken, [1] For a profession, or the external and 
 ceremonial worship of the .lews, as it was cor¬ 
 rupted by the traditions of the Pharisees, Acts 
 26.5. [2] J'or true godliness, or real religion, 
 even that inward piety of the heart, whereby God 
 is truly acknowledged, feared, and loved, and which 
 inclines persons to perform all duties of love or 
 charity towards thove that are in distress, espe¬ 
 cially for religion, .lam. 1. 27. [.3] For super¬ 
 stition. Col. 2. 18. I.et no man beguile you of 
 your reward, in worshipping of angels ; in the 
 Greek it is, ev OpnaKcia tcov a 77 eX(or, in the re¬ 
 ligion of angels. Do not imitate those who affect 
 to humble themselves before the angels, and to pay 
 them a svperstitiosis worship. 
 
 Jlcts 26. 5. after the straitest sect of our r. I lived 
 Gal. 1. 13. ye heard my conversation in the Jews’ r. 
 
 14. pi'ofited in the Jews’ r. above many my equals 
 Jam. 1.26. deceiveth his heart, this man’s r. is vain 
 27 . pure r. and undetiled before God, is this 
 RELIGIOUS. 
 
 ffets 1,3. 43. and r. proselytes followed Paul 
 Jam. 1. 26. if any among you seem to be r. 
 REMAIN. 
 
 Gen. 38. 11. r. a widow at thy father’s house fill 
 Lxod. 8. 9 . that the frogs r. in the river only, 11 . 
 
 12.10. let nothing of it until the morning 
 £3. 18. nor fat of my sacrifice r. till morning 
 29 . 34. if the flesh of consecrations 7'. burn it 
 
 Xeg. 19 . 6. if aught r. till third day. shall be burnt 
 25. 28. then that which is sold shall r. in the hand 
 , 27 . 18. reckon, according to the years that r. 
 
 Num. .33. 55. those which ye let r. shall be pricks 
 Pent. 2. .34. we destroved all, we left none to r. 
 
 16. 4. nor shall any of the flesh r. till morning 
 19 . 20. those which r. shall hear and fear 
 
 21. ].3..she siiall r. in thine house, and bewail 
 
 23. his liody shall not r. all night on the free 
 
 Josh. 1. 14. your little ones and cattle shall r. 
 
 2. 11. neither did there r. any more courage 
 
 8. 22. so that they let none of'them r. 10.28, .30. 
 
 23. 4. I divided to you by lot these nations that r. 
 7 . that ye come not among these nations that r. 
 
 12. else if ye cleave to these nations tliatr. 
 
 392 
 
 Judg. 5. 17- and why did Dan r. in ships ? 
 
 21. 7 . how shall do foi' wives for them that r. 16. 
 
 1 I'iam. QO. 19. and thou shalt r. by the stone Ezel 
 
 1 Kings 11. 16. six months did Joab r. in Edom 
 
 18. 22. 1, even 1, only r. a prophet of the Lord 
 
 2 Kings’l. 1.3. letsometake tiveofthe horses that r. 
 F.zra 9. 15. for we r. yet escaped, as it is this day 
 Job 21. .32. yet shall he r. in the tomb 
 
 27 . 15. those that r. of him shall be buried in death 
 . 37 .8. tlie beasts go to dens and r. in their places 
 Psal. 55. 7- then would I r. in the wilderness 
 Prov. 2. 21. and the perfec t shall r. in the land 
 21. 16. shall r. in the congregation of the dead 
 Isa. 10. 32. as yet shall he r. at Nob that clay 
 .32.16. righteousness shall r. in the fruitful field 
 65.4. which r. among the graves, and lodge in 
 66. 22. as the new heavens and new earth shall r. 
 
 before me, so shall your seed and your name r. 
 Jer. 8. 3. residue of them that r. of this evil family 
 
 17 . 25. and this city shall r. for ever 
 
 24.8. I w ill give the residue of .lerusalem that r. 
 
 27 .11. those will 1 let 7 ". still in their own latid 
 
 19 . saith Lord, concerning the vessels that r. 21. 
 
 30.18. the palace shall r. after the manner thereof 
 .38. 4. he weakeneth the hands of the men that r. 
 
 42. 17 . none of them shall 7.44. 14. I 51.62. 
 
 44. 7- why commit ye evil, to leave you none to r. 
 Ezek.’i. 11. violence is risen u|), none of them shall r. 
 
 17 . 21. and they that r. shall be scattered 
 
 .31. 1.3. on his ruin shall the fowls of heaven r. 
 .32.4. I will cause the fowls to r. upon Pharaoh 
 . 39 .14. shall sever out men to bury tlu.se thatr. of 
 Amos 6. 9. if there r. ten men in one house 
 (.>bad. 14. nor delivered those that r. in distress 
 Zech.b. 4. flying roll shall r. in midst of his house 
 
 12. 14. all the families that r. shall mourn apart 
 Luke 10. 7- in the same house r. eating such things 
 John 6. 12. he said, gather up the fragments that r. 
 
 15.11. 1 have spoken, that my joy might r. in you 
 
 16 . 1 have chosen you, that your fruit should r. 
 
 19. 31. that the bodies should not r. on the cross 
 1 Cor. 7 . 11 . if she de[)art, let her r. unmarried 
 
 15. 6. of whom the greater pai t r. to this present 
 1 Thess.4. 15. we alive 7 '. till coming of the 1 oid 
 
 17 . w'e which are alive and r. shall be caught up 
 TIeb. 12.27.thqsethings thatcannot be shaken may r. 
 
 1 JohnQ.. 24. if that which ye have heard r. ii> you 
 Rev. 3.2. strengthen the things which r. ready to die 
 
 REMAIN DEB. 
 
 Exod. 26. + 1.3. a cubit on the other side in the r. 
 
 29 . 34. then thou shalt burn the r. with tire 
 Lev. 6. 16 . the r. shall Aaron and his sons eat 
 
 7 . 16 . on the morrow also the r. shall be eaten 
 17 . but the r. on the third day shall be burnt 
 
 18.16. none appi oach to c.ny that is r. of his flesh 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7. shall not leave neither name nor r. 
 
 2 Chron. 36.120. r. from sword carried to Babylon 
 Psal. If). 10. the r. of wrath shalt thou restrain 
 Jer. 51.1 35. the violence done to me and my r. 
 
 R EMAIN ED. 
 
 Gen. 7 .2.3. "ivoah onl.v r. alive, and they in the ark 
 14. 10. and they that r. fled to the tnounfain 
 Lxod. 8. 31. he removed the flies, there r. not one 
 
 10. 15. there r. not any green thing in the trees 
 19. there /•. not one locust in all coasts of liigypt 
 14. 28. there 7'. not so much as one chariot 
 Num. 11. 26. but thei e r. two of the men in camp 
 .35. 28. because he should have r. in city of refuge 
 
 36. 12. their inheritance r. in house of their father 
 Pent. 3.11. Og, king of B.ashan, r. of the giants 
 
 4. 25. when thou shalt have r. long in the land 
 
 Josh. 10.20. (lie rest who r. entered into fenced cities 
 11.22. in Gath and Ashdod there r. Anakims 
 
 13. 12. who r. of the remnant of (he giants 
 
 18. 2. and there r. of Israel seven tribes 
 21.20. the l.evites w hich 7'. of (he Kobathites, 26. 
 
 Judg.l. 3. there r. with Gideon but 10,000 men 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 11. they w Inch r. were scattered so that 
 
 2.3. 14. David r. in a mountain in the wibierness 
 
 24. 3. David and his men r. in the sides of the cave 
 
 2 Sam. 13.20. I amai' r. de.volate in Absalom’s house 
 
 1 A'7 77 ( 7 .f 22.46.the Sodomites w hich 7 . he took out of 
 
 2 Kings 10. 11. .lehu slew all that r. of Allah’s, I 7 . 
 
 1.3. 6. and there r. the grove also in Samaria 
 
 25. 22. people that r. he set Gedaliah over them 
 
 1 Chron. 13.14. the ark r. in the famil}' of Obed-edom 
 
 Eccl. 2. 9. also my wisdom r. with me 
 
 .Ter. 34 . 7 . for these defenced cities r. of Judah 
 
 37 . 10. there r. but wounded men among them 
 
 16. Jeremiah had r. many days in the dungeon 
 21. he r. in the court of (he prison, .351. 1.3. 
 
 39 . 9 . Nebuzar-adan carried away caiitive therern- 
 
 nant of the people that r. in the city, 52. 15. 
 
 41.10. Ishmael carried away captive them thatr. 
 48. 11. therefore his taste r. in him, his scent 
 51. .30. the mighty men have r. in their hohis 
 r.am. 2. 22. in the day of the T ord’s anger none r. 
 T'.zek. 3. 15. 1 r. there astonished seven days 
 Dan. 10.8. there r. no strength in me. 17. 
 
 13. and 1 r. there with the kings of Peisia 
 Mat. 11.23. had been done in Sod. it would haver. 
 
 14. 20. they took up the fragments that r. twelve 
 
 baskets full, I.uke 9. 17- John 6. 13. 
 Luke 1. 22. he beckoned to them, and r. speechless 
 Acts 5. 4. while it r. was it not thine ow n r 
 27 . 41. the forepart stuck fast, and r. immoveable 
 R EMAIN EST. 
 
 Lam. 5. 19 . thou, O Lord, r. for ever, Ileb. 1.11. 
 REMAINETH. 
 
 Gen. 8.22. while earth r. seeil-time shall not cease 
 Exod. 10. 5. that wliich r. to you from the hail 
 
 12. 10. that which r. until morning ye shall burn 
 
 16 . 2.3. that which r. over lay it up for you 
 Lev. 8. 32. that r. of the Oesh and breait shall burn 
 
 10. 12. take the meat ottering that r. and eat it 
 16. 16. so shall he do for the tabernacle that r. 
 Num. 24. 19 . and he shall destroy him that r. 
 
 Josh. 8. 29 . a great heap of stones that r. to this day 
 
 13. 1. there r. vet much land to be possessed 
 2. this is the land that yet r. all Geshuri 
 
 Judg. 5. 1.3. he made him that r. have dominion 
 1 Sam. 6.18. Abel, which stone r. unto this day 
 
 1 Sarn. 16.11. Jesse said, there r. jet the youngest 
 
 2 Kings VJ. t.%. the escaping of .luilab that r. shall 
 
 again take root downward, Isa. .37. t.31. 
 1 Chron. 17 . 1. the ark of the Dl. r. under curtains 
 Job 19 . 4. and be it, my error r. with myself 
 21. 34. in your answers there r. talsehdod 
 41.22. in his neck r. strength, soi row turned to joy 
 Isa. 4.3. he that r. in lerus’alemshall be called hf ly 
 Jer. .38. 2. he that r. in this city shall tlie by sword 
 47 . 4. to cut off from l yrus every helper that r. 
 Ezek. 6. 12. he that r. and is besieged shall die 
 Ilag. 2. 5. so my .Spirit r. among you, fear ye not 
 Zceh. y. 7. he that r. even he shall be for our GotJ 
 John 9. 41. ye say, we see ; therefore your sin r. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 29. it r. that they that have w ives be as 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 11. much more that which r. is glorious 
 
 14. to this day r. the same veil untaken away 
 
 9 . 9. it is written, his righteousness r. for ever 
 Ileb. 4. 6. seeing it r. that some must enter fhereia 
 
 9. there r. therefore a rest to the people of God 
 
 10. 26. there r. no more sacrifice for sins 
 
 1 John 3. 9. doth not sin, for his seed r. in him 
 
 RE.MAINING. 
 
 Num. 9. 22. the cloud tarried, r.on the tabernacle 
 Dent. .3. .3. smote liitn, till none was left r. to Og 
 Josh. 10. 33. he left none r. .37, 39, 4(i. | 11. 8. 
 
 21. 40. which were r. of the families <7f the T.evife 3 
 2-!>V/w. 21.5. we should be destroyed from r. in coasts 
 
 2 Kings 10. 11. Jehu slew all, he left Aliab none r, 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 33. who r. in the chambers were free 
 Job 18. 19 . nor shall have anj' r. in his dwelling 
 Jer. .30. t 2.3. a r. whirlwind shall fall < n the w icked 
 Chad. 18. shall not be any r. of (he house of Esau 
 John 1. 33. on whom thou shalt see the Spirit r. 
 
 REMEDY. 
 
 2 Chron. .36. 16. till wrath arose, (ill there was nor. 
 Prov. 6.15. suddenly shall he be broken without r. 
 29. 1. shall suddenl v be destrov ed, and without r. 
 
 REMEMBER, 
 
 When referred to God, signifies. To care for one, 
 to pity, succour, and save him ; or, when, after 
 some delays and su.'ipensions of his favour, he 
 returns and shews Undue.'s to him: God remem- 
 beretl Noah ; he .shewed himself careful of Noah, 
 and the creatures that were with him in the ark, 
 by providing for their deliverance from the deluge, 
 according to his promise. lie remembered bi'ahafn, 
 Gen. 19 . 29 . God remembered and heard Ahve.- 
 hani’s prayer in behalf of Lot, and sent him out of 
 the overthrow. God says, 1 will remember their 
 sins no more, Jer. 31. 34. that is, I will pardon 
 them ; 1 will blot them out of the book of my re¬ 
 membrance. When applied to men, it signifies, 
 [1] Either to call to mind something past, or to 
 keep in mind soroething for the time to come, 
 Exod. 20. 8. Luke 17. 32. [2] 'J'o muse, or medi¬ 
 tate upon, Psal. 63. 6. [3] To jiut trust and con¬ 
 fidence in, Psal. 20. 7 . [4J To caivsider, Mat. 16. 
 9 . [5] To celebrate and extol, 1 C'hron. 16. 12. 
 [6] ]'o make a collection or contribution for. Gal. 
 2. 10. [7] To call one to an account, to cen.\ure, 
 or punish, 3 John 10. [8] To esteem, Eccl. 
 
 9. 15. 
 
 Gen. 40. 2.3. yet did not the butler r. Joseph 
 Exod. 13. .3. Moses said to the people, r. this daj’ 
 
 20. 8. r. the sahbath-daj’ to keep it holy 
 .32.1.3.7'. Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, Deut. 0. 27. 
 Num. 11.5. we r. th.e fish which we did eat in Egypt 
 
 15. . 39 . r. all the commandmenis of the Lord 
 40. that ye may r. and do my commandments 
 Deut. 5. 15. and r. that thou wast a servant in the 
 land of Egypt, 15. 15. 1 16. 12. I 24. 18, 22. 
 7 .18. thou shalt r. what (he l ord did to Pharaoh 
 
 8.2. thou shalt r. all the way the l.ord led thee 
 
 18. ?'. the Lord giveth thee power to get wealth 
 
 9. 7- r. how thou i)rovokedst (he l.ord thy God 
 
 15. 15. r. that thou wast a bond-man in Egypt, and 
 
 the Lord redeemed thee, 16. 12.1 24. 18, 22. 
 
 16. .3. r. the day when tbou earnest out of Egypt 
 
 24. 9. r. what the Lord thy God did to Miriam 
 
 25. 17 . r. w hat Amalek did to thee by (he way 
 32. 7 . r. the days of old, consid. the j ears of many 
 
 .Tosh. 1. 13. r. word which IMoses coiumandeii you 
 .Tudg. 9. 2. r. also that I am your bone and flesh 
 
 1 Ham. 25 . 31. Abigail said, then r. thine handmaid 
 
 2 Ham. 14. 11. let the kingr. the l.ord thy God 
 
 19. 19 . neither do thou r. what thy servant did 
 
 2 Kings 9. 25. r. w hen I and thou rode after Ahab 
 
 20. 3. r. how 1 have walked befoie thee, Jsa. .38. .3. 
 
 1 Chr. 16 . 12. r. his marvellous works. Psal. 105. 5. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 42. r. (he mercies of David thy servant 
 Neb. 1. 8. r. the word thou commandedst Closes 
 4.14. r. the I.ord, w hich is great and terrible 
 
 1.3. 29. r. them that have defiled the priesthood 
 Job 4. 7 . T- "ho ever perished, being innocent.^ 
 
 7 . 7.0 r. my life is wind, eye shall no more see good 
 
 10. 9 . ’ that thou hast made me as the clay 
 
 11. 16 . and r. it as waters that pass away 
 .36. 24. r. that thou magnify his work 
 
 41. 8. lay thine band upon him, r. the battle 
 P.sal. 20. .3. r. all thy offerings and accept sacrifice 
 7 . but we w ill the name of the I ord our God 
 
 22. 27 . all ends of world shall r. and turn to T.ord 
 25. 6.7'. thy mercies, they have been ever of old 
 
 7 . r. not the sins of my youth, r. thou me 
 74 . 2. r. thj' congregat. w hich thou hast purchased 
 
 18. r. this, that the enemy hath reproached 
 22. r. I'.ow the foolish nian reproacheth thee daily 
 79 . 8. O r. not against us fortner iniquities 
 89. 47 . r. how short my time is. w by hast thou made 
 ^ 1 . r. Lord the reproach of thj- servants 
 
 10.3. 18. and to those that r. his commandments 
 119 . 49 . r. the word unto thy servant, upon which 
 1.32. 1. Lord. r. David, and all his afflictions 
 
 I . 37 . 7- >'■ O T.ord. the children of Edom, who said 
 ITov. .31. 7 . let himdrink, and r. hismisery no more 
 Eccl. 5. 20. he shall not much r. the days of his life 
 
 II. 8. yet let hini r. the days of darkness 
 
 12. 1. 7'. now thy Creator in the days of thj’ youth 
 Cant. 1. 4. we will r. thy love more than wine 
 Isa. 43. 18. r. ye not the former things ? 46. 9. 
 
 25. for mine ow n sake 1 will not r.' thy sins 
 
REM 
 
 REM 
 
 REM 
 
 Isa. 44 . 21 . r. these, O ,T acob and Tsr. thou my serv. 
 4 r). b. r. this, and shew yourselves men 
 47 . 7 . neither didst r. the latter end of it 
 54 . 4 . .shaltnotr. the reproach of thy widowhood 
 64. 5 . thou meetest those that r. thee in thy ways 
 
 9 . be not wroth, neither r. iniquity for ever 
 Jer. 3. iG. neither shall they r. it, neither visit it 
 
 14. lU. he will now r. their iniquity, and visit 
 21 . r. break not thy covenant witli us 
 17 . 2 . whilst their children r. their altars and groves 
 18. 2 t). r. that I stood betore thee to speak good 
 31. 20 . since I spake I do earnestly r. him still 
 
 44. 21. and the people, did not the Lord r. them ? 
 51. 50. ye that have escaped, r. the Lord afarotf 
 Lam. 3. + 19. r. mine afHiction and my misery 
 
 5. 1 . r. O Lord, what is come upon us, consider 
 ilieL 16. 61. then shalt r. thy ways, 20 .43. 1 3G. 31. 
 63. that thou mayest r. and be confounded 
 
 23. 27 . so that thou shalt not r. Eeypt any more 
 Ilus.a. 13. now will he r. their iniquity, and visit 
 9 . 9 . therefore he will r. iniquity, and visit theirsins 
 HJic.6. 5. O my people, r. how what Balak consult. 
 ilah. 3. 2. O Ld. revive thy work, in wratli r. mercy 
 Mai. 4. 4. r. the law of ftloses my servant 
 Mat. 16. 9 . neither r. tlie ti^ e loaves, Mark 8. 18. 
 
 27 . 03. sir, we r. that deceiver said, 1 will rise again 
 Luke 1 . 72 . the mercy, and to r. his lioly covenant 
 
 16. 25. r. that thou in thy lifetime receivedst 
 
 17 . 32. r. Lot’s wife |1 24. G. r. how lie spake to you 
 Jokti 15. 20. r. the word that 1 said unto you 
 
 10 . 4 . that when the time shall come, ye mai’ r. 
 Acts 20. 31. r. that by the space of three years 
 35. r. the words of the laird .Jesus, how he said 
 Gal. 2 . 10 . they would that we should r. the poor 
 Epli.2. 11 . r. that ye being in time past ( jentiles 
 Ci/l. 4 . 18. r. my bonds, grace be with you, amen 
 
 1 T/iess. 2. 9 . for ye r. brethr. our labour anil travail 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 5. r. ye not that 1 told you lhe.se things r 
 
 2 Tim. 2.8. r. that.les. Christ was raised from dead 
 Ileh. 13. 3. r. them that are in bonds, as bound 
 
 7 . r. them which have the rule over you 
 Juds 17 . T. the words spoken of the aiiostles of .Tes. 
 Rev. 2 . 5. r. from whence thou art fallen, and rep. 
 
 3. 3. r. how thou hast received, and hold fast 
 i REMEMBEK. 
 
 Gen. 41. 9. saying, 1 do r. my faults this day 
 1 Ham. 15. 2. i r. that which Amalek did to Israel 
 Job 21. G. even when Ir. I am afraid, and trembling 
 Rsal. \‘l. 4. when 1 r. these, 1 pour out my soul 
 63. 6. when 1 r. thee upon my bed, and meditate 
 J. 37 . 6. ifi do not r. thee, let my tongue cleave 
 143. 5. I r. the days of old, 1 muse on thy works 
 Jer. 2. 2. I r. thee the kindness of thy youth 
 Jlos. 7 . 2. consider not that I r. all their wickedness 
 I will K EME.MBER. 
 
 Gen. 9. 15. 1 will r. my covenant between me, 16. 
 Lev. 26. 42. I will r. my covenant with Abraham 
 
 45. I wi fi for their sakes r. the covenant 
 Psal. 42. 6. therefore will I r. thee from Jordan 
 77- 10. but I will r. the years of the right hand 
 11. 1 will r. the works, 1 to. r. thy wonders of old 
 Jer. 31. 34. and 1 -rill r. their sin no more, I will 
 forgive their iniquity, Ileh. 8. 12. 1 10. I 7 . 
 Ezek. 16. 60 . Irviil r. my covenant with thee 
 
 3 John 10. 1 will r. his deeds w hich he doeth 
 
 REMEMBER me. 
 
 Ge7i.A0.i- 14. r. 7ne with thee, and shew' kindness 
 Judg. 10.28. r. me. that I may be at once avenged 
 1 Ham. 1. 11. look on thine handmaid, and r. me 
 Nell. 13. 14. r. me, O God, concerning this, 22, 31. 
 Job 14. 13. appoint me a set time, and r. me 
 Esal. 25 . 7 . r. me. for thy goodness’ sake, O Lord 
 106. 4. T. /ne with the. favour that thou bearest 
 Jer. 15. 15. O Lord, thou knowest, r. me, and visit 
 Ezek. 6. 9. and they that escape of you shall r. me 
 Zech, 10. 9. and they shall r. me in far countries 
 L7ike2Z.A2. L. r. wie when thou comest to thy kingd. 
 
 1 Car. 11. 2. that ye r. me in all things, and keep 
 
 REME.MBRANGE.' 
 
 Exod. 17 . 14.1 will put out the r. of Amalek 
 JSu/n. 5. 15. an offering, bringing iniquity to r. 
 Leut. 25. 19. thou shalt blot out the r. of Amalek 
 32. 26. I said, I would make the r. of them to cease 
 
 2 Ham. 18. lii. 1 have no son to keeitmy name in r. 
 1 Kings 17. 18. art thou come to call my sin to r. Y 
 Job 18.17. his r. shall perish from the earth 
 
 P.ml. 6. 5. for in death there is no r. of thee 
 30. 4. give thaiiks at r. of his holiness, 97. 12. 
 
 ,34. 16. to cut off the r. of them from the earth 
 .38.1. a psalm of David, to bring to r. 70.1. 
 
 77 . 6 . 1 call to r. my song in the night 
 
 83. 4. that the name of Israel be no more in r. 
 
 102. 12. and thy r. unto all generations 
 112. 6. the righteous shall be in everlasting r. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 11. thei'e is no r. of former things 
 2.16. there is no r. of tire wise more than the fool 
 Isa. 26. 8. the desire of our soul is to the r. of thee 
 4.3. 26. put me in r. let us plead together 
 57 . 8. behind the doors hast thou set up thy r. 
 Jjam. 3. 20. my soul hath them still inr. is humbled 
 Ezek. 21.23. but he will call to r. the iniquity 
 
 24. because, 1 say, that ye are come to r. 
 
 23. 19 . calling to r. the days of her youth, 21. 
 
 29 . 16 . which bringeth their iniquity to r. 
 
 Mai. .3. 16 . a book of r. was written before him 
 Mark 11. 21. Peter calling to r. saiih to him 
 L7ike 1. 54. he hath holpen Israel in r. of his mercy 
 22. 19. this do in r. of me, 1 Cor. 11. 24. 
 
 John 14. 26. he shall bring all things to your r. 
 Acts 10. .31. thine alms are had in ;. before God 
 3 Cor. 4. 17 . i imothy, who shall bring you into r. 
 
 11. 25. th.is do ye. as oft as ye drink it, in r. of me 
 Phil. 1. 3. 1 thank my God upon e\cry r. of you 
 1 Thess. 3. 6. thiit ye have good r. of us always 
 
 1 Thyi. 4. 6. if tliou put the brethren in r. 
 
 ■2 Tim. 1. 3. that 1 have r. of thee in my [irayers 
 
 5. when I call to r. the unfeigned faith in thee 
 
 6. w'herefore I put thee in r. that thou stir up 
 2.14. of these things put them in r. charging 
 
 Heh. 10. .3. in those sacrifices there is a r. of sins 
 32. but call to r. the former days in which 
 
 2 Pet. 1.12. to put you always in r. Jude 5. 
 
 2 PeLl.l.3.Tthinkitmeettostiryouupput.youinr. 
 
 15. be able to have these things always in r. 
 
 .3. 1. I stir up your pure minds by way of r. 
 
 Rev. 16 19 . great Babylon came in r. before God 
 REMEMBRANCER. 
 
 2 Hatn. 8. t 16. .lehoshaphat the son of Ahilud w'as 
 r. 20. t 24. 1 Ki/igs 4. t .3. 1 Chron. 18. 115. 
 REMEMBRANCES. , 
 
 Job 13.12. your r. are like to ashes, bodies to bodies 
 REMEMBERED. 
 
 Gen.8. 1. God r. Noah I1 19. 29. God r. Abraham 
 .30.22. God r. Rachel 1142. 9. Joseph r. lireams 
 Exod. 2.24. God /•. his covenant with Abraham, 6. 5. 
 Kto/i. 10. 9 . yeshall be r. before the J.ord your God 
 .Tudg.8.3A. children of Israel r. not the Lord 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 19 . and the Ixird r. Hannah 
 
 2 Chr.2A. 22. thusJoashr. not tlie kindness 
 Esth. 2. 1. Ahasuerusr. Vashti, what she had done 
 
 9 . 28. that ihese days of Purim should be r. 
 
 Job 24. 20. the sinner shall be no more r. 
 
 /Lf. 45 . 17 . 1 will make thy name to be r. in all gen. 
 
 77 . 3. I r. God and was troubled, 1 complained 
 
 78. 35. they r. that (iod was their Saviour 
 39. for he r. that they were but flesh, a wind 
 42. they ?•. not his hand, when he delivered them 
 
 98. .3. he r. his mercy toward the house of Israel 
 
 105. 8. he hath r. his covenant for ever 
 
 42. for he r. his holy i)romise, and Abraham 
 
 106. 7 . they r. not the multitude of thy mei cies 
 45. he r. for them h s covenant, and repented 
 
 109 . 14. let the iniquity of his fathers he r. 
 
 16. because that he r. not to shew mercy 
 
 111. 4. hath made his wonderful works to be r. 
 
 119 . 52. 1 r. thy judgments of old, O Lord 
 55. 1 liave r. thy name, t) Lord, in tlie night 
 
 1.36. 23. who r. us in our low estate, his mercy 
 
 1 . 37 . 1. we sat down, yea, we wept, when we r. Zion 
 Eccl. 9. 15. yet no man r. that same poor man 
 Isa. 23. U). sing many songs, that thou mayest be r. 
 
 57 . 11. thou hast not r. me, nor laid to thy heart 
 
 63.11. then he r. the da^s of old, Moses, and peo. 
 65. 17 - and the former heavens shall not be r. 
 
 Jer. 11. 19 . that his name may be no more r. 
 
 Lam. 1 . 7 . .Jerusalem r. in the days of her afflictions 
 2. 1. r. not liis footstool in the day of his anger 
 Ezek. 3. 20. his righteousness shall not be r. .33. 13. 
 16. 22. thou hast not r. the days of thy youth, 43. 
 
 >21. 24. because ye made your iniquity to be r. 
 
 .32. thou shalt be for fuel, thoushaltbe no more r. 
 
 25. 10. tliat the Ammonites may not be r. 
 
 Ilos. 2. 17 . they shall no more be r. Zech. 13. 2. 
 Atnos 1. 9 . and r. not the brotherly covenant 
 Jonah 2 . 7 . when my soul fainted, I r. the Jmrd 
 Mat. 26. 75 . Peter r. the words of .les. l.uke 22. 61. 
 Luke 24. 8. they r. his words, and told these things 
 John 2. 17 . his disciples r. that it was svritten 
 22. when he was risen, they r. that he hatl said 
 
 12. 16. when .lesus was glorified then they r. 
 
 Acts 11. 16. then r. 1 the word of the Lord 
 Ileh. 11. +22. by faith .loseph r. the departing 
 Rev. 18. 5. and God hath r. her iniquities 
 REM EM B ERE.Sr. 
 
 Psal. 88. 5. like the slain whom thou r. no more 
 Mat. 5. 23. there r. that thy brother hath aught 
 REMEMB ERL i’ll. 
 
 Psal. 9. 12. when he maketh inquisition, he r. 
 
 103.14. he knoweth our frame, he r. we are but dust 
 Eccl. 5. t 20. yet he r. the days of his life 
 Layn. 1. 9. site r. not her last end, she came down 
 John 16. 21. she r. no more the anguish, for joy 
 2 Cor. 7. 15. whilst he r. the obedience of you all 
 REMEMB ERING. 
 
 Lam. 3. 19. r. mine affliction and my misery 
 
 1 2'hess. 1. .3. r. without ceasing your work of faith 
 
 R EMI.S.'S UJN. 
 
 Mat. 2G. 28. blood shed for many, for the r. of sins 
 Mark 1. 4. baptism of repentance for r. Luke 3. 3. 
 lAike 1. 77 . knowledge ot salvation by r. of sins 
 24 . 47 . that r. should be preached in his name 
 Acts2. 38. repent, and be baptized for r. of sins 
 10.4.3. wliosoever believeth shall receive r. of sins 
 Rom. .3. 25. for the r. of sins that are past 
 IJeb. 9. 22. without shedding of blood is no r. 
 
 10.18. w'here r. is, there is no more offering for sin 
 RlsMlT, TED. 
 
 Jo/m 20. 23. whose .soever sins ye r. they are r. 
 REMNANT. 
 
 Gen. 45. +7. God sent me before, to put for you a r. 
 Lev. 2. 3. the of meatoffering shall be Aaron’s 
 5. 13. r. shall be the priest’s as a meat off’ering 
 
 14. 13. the of the oil that is in the priest’s hand 
 Deut.3. 11. for only Og king of Bashan remained 
 of the r. of giants. Josh. 12. 4. 1 1.3. 12. 
 28. 54. his eye evil toward the r. of his children 
 Josh. 23. 12. if ye cleave to the r. of these nations 
 
 2 Ham. 21. 2. the Gibeonites were of r. of Amorites 
 
 1 Kings 12. 2.3. speak to th_e r. of the peofile, saying 
 14. It). I will take away the r. of Jeroboam 
 
 22. 46. r. of the Sodomites Jehoshapliat took away 
 
 2 19 . 4. liftupthy prayer forthe r. ha. 37. A. 
 .30. the r. escaped shall take root, Isa. .37. .31. 
 
 .31. out of lerusalem shall go tbi th a r. Isa. .37. .32. 
 21. 14. 1 will forsake the r. of mine inheritance 
 25. 11. the r. did N ehuzar-adan carry au'ay 
 2 Chron. .30. 6. he will return to the r. of you 
 Ezra 3. 8. the r. of their brethren the priests 
 9.8. grace shewed from L. to leave us a r. to escape 
 14. so that there should he no r. nor escaping 
 AW/. 1.3. the r. that are left of the captivity 
 Job 22. 20. hut the r. of them the tire consumed 
 Isa. 1. 9 . unless the l.d. had left us a very small r. 
 
 7 . + . 3 . the r. shall return, even the r. lo. 21 . 
 
 11. 11. set his hand, to recover the r. of his people 
 16. there shall be an higli-way for the r. of his 
 
 14. 22. 1 w ill cut off from liabylon the r. 
 
 .30. I W’ill kill thy root, and he shall slay thy r. 
 
 15. 9 . I will briim: lions on the r. of the land 
 
 16. 14. tiu' T. shall be very small and feeble 
 
 17 . 3. the kingdom shall cease from r. of Syria 
 
 46. 3. hearken all the r. of the house of Israel 
 
 Jer. 6. 9 . they shall glean the r. of Israel as a vine 
 11. 23. and there shall be no r. of them 
 
 Jer. 15. 11. verily it shall be well with thy 1 . 
 
 23. .3. and I w ill gather the r. of my tiock 
 25. 20. the r. of Ashdod /lid drink of the cup 
 
 31. 7 . O Lord, save thy people, the r. of Israel 
 .39. 9. Nebuzar-adan carried away the r. of people 
 
 40. 11. the king of Babylon had left a r. of Judah 
 15. .lews be scattered, and r. of Judah perish 
 
 41. 16 . .lohanan took the r. of the people, 43. 5. 
 
 42. 2. pray tor us to the Lord, even for all this r. 
 15. hear the word of the Lord, ye r. of .ludah 
 
 19. O ye r. of .Judah, go ye not into Egyiit 
 44. 12. I will take the r. ot ludah, that liave set 
 
 14. so that none of the r. of ,1 udah shall escape 
 
 28. the r. shall know whose words shall stand 
 47 . 4. Lord will spoil r. of the country of (. aphtor 
 
 5. Ashkelon is cut off, w ith the r. ot their valley 
 Ezek. 5. 10. the whole r. of thee will 1 scatter 
 
 6. 8. yet will I leave a r. that ye may have some 
 11. 13. l.ord, wilt thou make an end of the r.Y 
 14. 22. yet behold, therein shall be left a r. 
 
 23. 25. and thy r. shall fall by the sword 
 25. 16. 1 will destroy the r. of the sea coast 
 
 Joel 2. .32. in the r. w horn the Lord shall call 
 /hno.9 1. 8. the r. of the Philistines shall (terish 
 5. 15. (iod will be gracious to the r. of .loseph 
 9. 12. tliat they may possess the r. of Edom 
 Mic. 2. 12. i w ill surely gather the r. of Israel 
 
 4. 7 . atid I will make her that halted, a r. 
 
 5. .3. the r. of his brethren shall return to Israel 
 
 7 . the r. of .I acob, in the midst of man_y people 
 
 8. the r. of Jacob shall be among the (lentiles 
 
 7 . 18. the transgression of the r. of his heritage 
 Ilah. 2. 8. all the r. of the peoiile shall si/oil thee 
 Zeph. 1. 4. and I w ill cut off the r. of Bartl 
 
 2. 7 . the coast shall be for the r. of house of Judah 
 
 9. the r. of my people shall possess them 
 
 3. 13. the /'.'of Israel shall not do iniquity 
 
 Hag. 1. 12. all the r. of the people obeyed the Lord 
 14. the Lord stirred up the spirit of the r. 
 
 Zech. 8. 6. if it be marvellous in the eyes of the r. 
 
 12. 1 will cause the r. of this people to possess 
 Mat. 22. 6. the r. took his servants, and slew them 
 Rom. 9 . 27 . Esaias also crielh, a r. shall be saved 
 
 11. 5. at this present time also there is a r. 
 
 Kev. 11. 1.3. the r. were affrighted, and gave glory 
 
 12. 17 . the dragon went to make war with the r. 
 19 . 21 . the r. were slain w ith the sword of him that 
 
 REMORSE. 
 
 Pom. 11. t 8. God hath given them the spirit of r. 
 REMOVE. 
 
 Gen. 48. 17. he held up his father’s hand to r. it 
 Ryirn. 36. 7. so shall not the inheritance of Israel r. 
 
 from tribe to tribe, but keep to his tube, 9. 
 Deytt. 19 . 14. shalt not r. thy neighbour’s land-mark 
 Josh. 3. .3. then yesliall r. from your place and go 
 Judg. 9 . 29. tlien would I r. in Abimelech 
 2 Ham. 6. 10. so David would not r. the ark 
 2 Kings23. 27. the Lord said, 1 will r. .ludah also 
 
 24. .3. came on Judah, to r. Iliem out of his sight 
 2 Chro7i. 3.3. 8. neither w ill 1 any more r. Israel 
 Job 24. 2. some r. the land-marks, they take away 
 
 27 . 5 . I wdll not/', mine integrity from me 
 Esal. .36. 11. let not the hand of the w icked r. me 
 39. 10. r. thy stroke away from me, 1 am consumed 
 119 . 22 . r. from me reproac h and contempt 
 
 29. r. from me the way of lying, and grant me 
 Prov.A. 27 . turn not, r. thy foot trom e^ il 
 
 5. 8. r. thy way far from her, and come not nigh 
 22. 28. r. not the ancient land-mark, 23. 10. 
 
 .30. 8. r. from me vanity and lies 
 /.ccl. 11. 10. therefore r. sorrow from thy heart 
 Isa. 10. + 27 . his burden shall /'. from thy shoulder 
 1.3. 1.3. the earth shall r. out of her place 
 .31. + 2. yet he is wise, and w ill notr. his words 
 46.7. he standeth, from his place sliall he not r. 
 Jer. 4. 1. return unto me, then shalt thou not r. 
 
 27 . 10. prophesy a lie, to r. you far from your land 
 
 32. 31. that 1 should r. it from before my face 
 50. 3. they shall r. they shall depart man and 
 
 beast 
 
 8. r. out of the midst of Babylon, and go forth 
 Ezek. 12. .3. r. by day, thou shalt r. from thy place 
 21. 2G. thus saith the Lord, r. the diadem 
 45. 9. O princes, r. violence and spoil 
 Ilos. 5. 10. they were like them that r. the bound 
 Joel 2. 20. but I wdll r. the northern army 
 .3. G. that ye might r. them from their border 
 Mic. 2. 3. from which yeshall not r. your necks 
 Zech. 3. 9. I w ill r. the iniquity of that land 
 14. 4. half the mountain shall r. toward north 
 Mat. 17 . 20. ye sliall say. r. hence, and it shall r. 
 Luke 22. 42. if thou be willing, 7 . this cup trom me 
 1 Cor. 13.2. all faith, so that 1 could /'. inoimtains 
 Ren. 2.5. or else 1 w ill r.thv candlestick outot place 
 REMOVED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 13. Noah r. the covering of the ark 
 12. 8. Abram r. 13, 18.1126. 22. Isaac r. trom thence 
 .30. .35. Jacob r. the he-goats that were spotted 
 47 . 21. and Joseph r. the peoide to cities 
 Ejod. 8. 31. the Lord r. the swarms ot Hi.'S 
 14. 19. the angel of God r. and went behind theny 
 
 20. 18. the people saw it and r. and stood afar off' 
 A’/////. 12. 16. the peofile r. from llazeioth to Paran 
 
 21. 12. they r. and pitched in the valley ot Zared 
 
 13. r. an/l pitched on the other side ot Anion 
 
 33. 5. the children of Israel r. from Rame>es 
 7 . they r. from 1 tham (•. Marah ll Id. Llim 
 11. they r. from the Red sea H 14. r. trom Alush 
 16. r. trom the deseit of Sinai || 21. tiom Libnah 
 24. /'. from mount S'hapher , 25. trom llaradali 
 
 3.3. 26. /'. from Makheloih 11 28. trom 1 ei ah 
 .32. r. from IJene jaakan ll 31. trom Joibathah 
 . 36 . thev r. from i-.zion gaber :17. Irom Kadesh 
 46. trom Dibon-gad |i trom AImon (libl.dhaiin 
 Dent. 28. 25. and shall be r. into all kingdoms 
 Josh. 3. 1. they r. ti om Shiltim, and catne lo .Iordan 
 
 14. when tlie jieople r. to pass over .Iordan 
 
 11 . + 15 . .loshua /. nothing of all I ord commanded 
 
 1 Ha/n. 6. 3. known why his han/l is not r. trom you 
 18. 13. therefore Saul r. David trom him 
 
 2 Ham. 2d. 12. he r. .Amasa out of the high way 
 
 1 Kings 15. 12. Asa r. the idols his lathers made 
 
 393 
 
REN 
 
 REP 
 
 REP 
 
 1 Kin. 15.13. Maachah his motii. even her her. from 
 heiiiij queen, tor making an idol, ‘2 Chron. 15. Hi. 
 11. the liigli places were not r. ‘2 Kings 15. 4, .‘15. 
 
 2 Kings 15. I?. Ahaz r. the. laver froniolf tlie bases 
 
 17. Ul. lx)nl r. Israel out of his sight, 2.'). 1 23.27. 
 20. the nations which thou hast r. know not 
 
 18. 4. Ilezek. r. the high places, and brake images 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. + 13. so David r. not the ark home 
 
 2 Chron. 12. and they /.the burntotferings 
 
 30. t 3. the king of Egypt r. .Jehoahaz at Jerusal. 
 
 Job 14. 18. and the rock is r. out ()f his place 
 
 18. 4. shall the rock be r. outof his place i 
 
 19. 10. and my hope hath he r. like a tree 
 .32. f 15. they /•.speeches from themselves 
 
 30.16. so would he have. r. thee out of the strait 
 Ksal. 40. 2. we will not fear though the earth be r. 
 81. 0. 1 r. his shoulder from the burden 
 
 10.3. 12. so far hath he r. our transgressions 
 
 104. 5. the earth, that it should not bur. forever 
 125. 1. shall he as mount /ion, which cannot be r. 
 Prov. 10. .30. the righteous shall never be r. 
 
 Isa. 6. 12. till the l.onl have r. men lai' away 
 
 10. 1.3. 1 have r. the bounds of the people 
 .31. Madnienah is r. the inhabitants gath. r 
 17. + 11. harvest shall be r. in day of inheritance 
 22.25. the nail fasten, in the sure place sliall be r. 
 
 24. 20. the eai th shall be r. like a cottage 
 
 20.15. thou hast r. it far to al 1 ends of tlie earth 
 29. 1.3. but have r. their heart far from me 
 .30. 20. yet shall not thy teachers be r. to a corner 
 
 3.3. 20. not one of the stakes shall be r. any more 
 .38. 12. mine age is r. from me as a shepherd’s tent 
 54. 10. the hills shall be r. my kindness and the 
 
 covenant of my peace shall not be r. sailh T.ord 
 Jer. 15. 4. 1 will "cause them to be r. into kingdoms 
 24. 9. I will deliver tliem to he r. 29. 18. 1 .34.17. 
 JLam. 1. 8. .Jerusalem sinned, therefore she isr. 
 
 . 3 . 17 . ancl thou hast r. my soul far from peace 
 Pzeh. 7 . 19 . tlieir gold shall be r. gold not able 
 
 2.3. 46. I will give them to be r. and spoiled 
 
 SO. 17 . their way as the imcleanness of a r. woman 
 jhnos 6. 7 . and the banquet of them shall be r, 
 
 Mic. 2 . 4. how hath he r. it from me, turning away 
 7 . 11 . in that day shall the decree be far r. 
 
 21. 21. if ye shall say, be thou/•. iliarXr 11. 2.3. 
 Acts 7 . 4. he r. Abraham into this land, wherein 
 
 1.3. 22. when he had r. Saul, he raised up Davicl 
 Gal. 1. 6. i marvel that ye are so soon r. from him 
 
 RK.MOVl'yrU. 
 
 Pent. 27 . 17- curs, that r. his neighbour’s land-mark 
 Job9.5. which /-.the mountains, and they know not 
 12. 20. he r. away the speech of the trusty 
 Peel. 10.9. whoso r. stones shall be hurt therewith 
 Jsa. 27 . t 8. when he r. his rough wind in dav of east 
 Dan.2. 21. he changeth the seasons, her. kings 
 KEMOVliSD. 
 
 Gen. 30. 32. r. from thy flock all the speckled 
 Jsa. 14. to. who smote people in wrath without r. 
 49. 21. seeing 1 am a captive r. to and fro 
 Jer. 15. t4. 1 will give them for a r. 24. t 9.1 34. 
 
 t 17 . 
 
 Latn. 1.1 8. therefore Jerusalem is become ar. 
 Peek. 12. .3. therefore prepare the stuff for r. 4. 
 
 23. t 40. and I will give them for a r. and spoil 
 lieb. 12. 27 . signifieth the r. of those things shaken 
 R E,N D. 
 
 p,xod. . 39 . 2.3. a hand round, that ephod should not/". 
 Pev.\0. 0. neither r. your clothes, lest ye die 
 
 I. 3.56. priest shall r. the plague out of the garment 
 
 1 KhigsW.W. 1 will surely r. the kingdom, 12, .31. 
 
 1.3. howbeit I will not/-, away all the kingdom 
 
 31. behold, 1 will r. the kingdom, 14. 8. 
 
 2 Chr. .31. 27 . didst r. thy clothes, and weep before 
 Peel. .3. 7- a time tor. and a time to sew 
 
 Jsa. 01. 1. oh that thou wonkiest r. tlie heavens 
 pzek. 1.3.11. and astormy wind shall r. it, 1.3. 
 
 29 . 7- fOoLi diilst break and r. all their shoulder 
 J-los. 13. 8. and I will r. the caul of their heart 
 Joel 2. 1.3. r. your heart, and not your garments 
 Mat. 7 . 6. lest they turn again and r. you 
 John 19 . 24. let us not r. if, but cast lots for it 
 RENUEK. 
 
 Kum. 18. 9. every offer, they r. to me be most holy 
 Dent. .32. 41. I will r. vengeance to mine enemies 
 
 4.3. he will r. vengeance'to his adversaries 
 
 9 . . 57 . evil of the men of Shechem did God r. 
 
 1 8am. 26. 23. I.d. r. to every man his faithfulness 
 
 2 Chr. 6. 30. r. to every man according to his ways 
 
 3.3.26. for he will r. untoman his righteousness 
 34. 11. for the work of a man shall he r. to him 
 Psal. 28. 4. r. to them their desert, they regard not 
 .38. 20. they that r. evil for good are adversaries 
 56. 12. 0 God, 1 will r. praises unto thee 
 79. 12. and r. to our neighbour seven-fold 
 94 . 2. lift up thyself, r. a reward to the proud 
 116. 12. what shall 1 r. to the I.d. for all benefits f 
 Prov. 24.12. doth not he know it, and shall not he 
 r. to every man according to his works ? i>cw. 2.6. 
 29- say not, 1 will r. to man accord, to his work 
 26.16. than seven men that can r. a reason 
 Jsa. 66.15. Ld. will come, to r. his anger with fury 
 Jer. 51.6. he will r. to Habylon a recompence, 24. 
 
 J. am. 3. 64. r. to them a recompence, O Lord 
 JJos. 14. 2. so will we r. the calves of our lips 
 Joel3. 4. will j'e r. me a recompence ? if recompense 
 Zech. 9. 12. I declare, that I will r. double to thee 
 Mat. 21.41. which shall /'.him the fruits in season 
 
 22.21. r. unto Cossar, Mark 12. 17 . Imke 20.25. 
 Pom. 1.3. 7- r. therefore to all their dues, tribute 
 1 Cor. 7 . 3. let husband r. to wife due benevolence 
 
 1 Thess. . 3 . 9 . what thanks can we r. to God for you 
 
 5.15. see that none r. evil for evil to any man 
 
 U EN DERED. 
 
 Judg. 9. 56. thus God r. wickedness of Abimelech 
 
 2 Kings 3. 4. the king of Moab r. to the king of Isr. 
 17 .13. Iloshea r. Shalmaneser tribute 
 
 2 Chr. .32. 25. llezekiah r. not according to benefit 
 Prov. 12.14. recompence of man’s hands be r. to him 
 RENDERE.ST. 
 
 Psal. 62. 12. r. to every man accoi ding to his work 
 REIS DEHETII. 
 
 Jsa. 60. 6. a voice of the Lord that r. recompence 
 
 394 
 
 RENDERING. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 9 . not r. evil for evil, or railing for railing 
 RENDE.sr. 
 
 Jer. 4. .30. though thou r. thy face with painting 
 RENDING. 
 
 J^sal. 7 . 2. lest he tear my soul, r. it in pieces 
 RENEW. 
 
 To renew sometimes signifies to establish, or con- 
 Jirm. 1 .''am. 11. 14. Let us go to Cilgn', and 
 renew the kingdom there : let us ratify the cove¬ 
 nant between .Saul and the people concerning the 
 kingdom, and instal him publicly and solemnly 
 into it. Asa renewed the altar of the Imrd, 
 2 Chron. 15. 8. lie repaired, or rebuilt it, after it 
 had been decayed through long use, or broken down 
 by idolaters: or, he consecrated and dedicated 
 the altar, which had been polluted by idolaters, and 
 •neededpurification. Job says, that (iod renewed 
 his witnesses against him. Job 10. 17 . that is. He 
 brought fresh plagues ayid judgments upon him, 
 which were the witnesses and evidences hi th of his 
 sin, and God's displeasure against him. Jn another 
 place he says, that his bow was renewed in his 
 hancl, Job 29. 20. Or, as it is in the Hebrew, it 
 changc^d itself, grew as it were a new how, when 
 other bows by much use grow weak and u.seless : or, 
 it changed its strength, and got new force, as the 
 word is used in Isa. 40. .31. 'J hey that wait upon 
 the Lord shall renew their strength ; they shall 
 grow stronger and .strongei in faith and patience. 
 God renews the face ot the earth, Psal. 104. 
 .30. Jiy his providence he preserves the succes¬ 
 sion of living creatures upon the eaith, which 
 otherwise would be desolate, and without inhabi¬ 
 tants. Renew ouc days as of old, says Jeremiah, 
 Pam. 5. 21. that is, luring vs out of our cap¬ 
 tivity, and restore us to our former flourishing 
 condition. 
 
 Renewing is taken either, [1] For that work of the 
 Spirit, whereby the elect, of enemies to God, and 
 children of wrath, become the children of God, 
 citizens with the saints, heirs and co-heirs with 
 Christ, being by faith made partakers of his righte¬ 
 ousness and sujferings, and having the image of 
 God, which consists in righteomness and holiness, 
 restored in their souls ; and this is the same with 
 regeneration, or being born again, '1 it. .3. 5. Cr, 
 [2] For reviving, strengthening, and repairing of 
 that which is decayed and blemished by sin, Psal. 
 51. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 14. let us go to Gilgal and r. kingd. there 
 
 2 Chren. 24.14. Joash minded to r. house of Lord 
 Psal. 51. 10. and r. a right spirit witnin me 
 
 Jsa. 40. .31. they that wait on L.shall r. strength 
 41. 1. let the people r. their strength, come near 
 Pam. 5. 21. turn us, O Lord, r. our days as of old 
 Jleb. 6. 6. if they fall away, to /•. them again 
 
 to repentance 
 
 RENEWED. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 8. Asa r. the altar of the Lord 
 Job 29 . 20. and my bow was r. in my hand 
 Psal. 103. 5. so that thy youth is r. like the eagle's 
 2 Cor. 4.16. yet the inward man is r. day by day 
 Eph. 4. 23. and be r. in the spirit of your mind 
 Col. 3. 10. the new man which isr. in knowledge 
 R EN E\V EST. 
 
 Job 10. 17 . thou r. thy witnesses against me 
 Psal. 10-1. 30. and thou r. the face of the earth 
 RENEWING. 
 
 Pom. 12. 2. be transformed by the r. of your mind 
 Tit. 3. 5. he saved us by the r. of the Holy Ghost 
 RENOUNCED. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2, but haver, the hidden things of dishon. 
 RENOWN. 
 
 Gen. 6. 4. the giants, which were of old, men of r. 
 ISum. 16.2. famous in the congregation, men of r. 
 Ezek. 16. 14. thy r. went forth among the heathen 
 15. and (ilayedst the harlot because of thy r. 
 
 .34. 29. I will raise up for them a plant of r. 
 
 . 39 . 1<3. it shall be to them a r. saith the Lord 
 Dan. 9. 15. and hast gotten thee r. as at this day 
 RENOV/NED. 
 
 Num. 1.16. these were the r. of the congregation 
 J.sa. 14. 20. the seed of evil-doers shall never be r. 
 Ezek. 23. 23. captains, and great lords, and r. 
 
 26. 17 . the r. city which was strong in the sea 
 RENT, Substantive. 
 
 Isa. 3. 24. and instead of a girdle there shall be a r. 
 Mat. 9. 16. anci the r. is made worse, Mark 2. 21. 
 Puke 5. 36. then both the new maketh a r. 
 
 R EN 'I', Participle. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . .33. Joseph is without doubt r. m pieces 
 Exod. 28. 32. an nole in the ephod, that it be notr. 
 Josh. 9 . 4. they took wine bottles, old and r. 13. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 32. Ilushai came with his coat r. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 3. the altar shall be r. || 5. altar ■was r. 
 Ezra 9 . 5 . having r. my garment and my mantle 
 Mat. 27 . 51. behold, the vail of the temple was r. 
 
 in twain. Murk 15. 38. Puke 23. 45. 
 Mark 1.1 10. .John saw the he-avens r. and Spirit 
 See Ci.OTiiES. 
 
 RENT, Verb. 
 
 Judg. 14.6. Samson r. the lion as he would haver. 
 
 a kid, and he had nothing in his lianu 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 27 . t'aul r. the skirt of Samuel's mantle 
 28. Lore! hath r. the kingdom from thee, 28.17. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 19. Tamar r. her garment tliat was on her 
 
 1 Kings 1.40. the earth r. with the sound ot them 
 
 11. 3o. Abijah r. .Jeroboam’s new garment 
 
 19 .11. and a strong wind r. the niountains 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 2 I. he r. Isr. from the house of David 
 Ezra 9 . 3. when 1 heard this, I r. my garment 
 Job 1.20. then .Job arose, and r. his mantle 
 
 2. 12. Job’s friends r. every one his ntantle 
 26. 8. and the cloud is not r. under them 
 Jer. 36. 24. they were not afraid, nor r. their 
 
 garments 
 
 Ezek. .30. 16. Sin shall have pain, and Noshall be r. 
 Mat. 27 . 51. vail of the temple wasr. and rocks r. 
 Mark 9. 26. the spirit cried, and r. him sore 
 REPAID. 
 
 Prov. 13. 21. but to the righteous good shall be r. 
 
 I 
 
 REPAIR. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 5. let the priests r. the breaches 
 of the house of God, 22. 5, 6. 2 Chr. 24. 4. | 
 34. 8, 10. 
 
 7 . why T. ye not the breaches of the house ? 
 
 8. tjcither to r. the breaches of the house r 
 
 12. and hewed stone to r. the breaches, 22.5, 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 5. go and gather money to r. the bouse 
 12. and hired carpenters for. the house of Lord 
 F.zra 9. 9. to give us a reviving to r. the house 
 Jsa. 61.4. and they shall r. the waste cities 
 REPAIRED. 
 
 .ludg. 21. 23. Benjamin r. cities, and <lwelt in them 
 
 1 KingsW. 27- bolomon r. the breaches of the city 
 18. 3U. Elijah r. the altar of the I.ord broken dowa 
 
 2 Kings 12. 6. the priests had not r. the breaches 
 14. and r. therewith the house of the Lord 
 
 1 Chron. 11.8. and .loab r. the rest of tb.e city 
 
 2 Chron. 26. + 9. L'zziali r. the towers in Jerusalem 
 29. 3. llezekiah r. the doors of the house 
 
 .32. 5. llezekiah r. IMillo in the city of David 
 33. It). IMaiiasseh r. tb.e altar of the LonI 
 Neh. .3. 4. next to them r. 5, 7. 8. 10, 12, 19. 
 
 6. after him r. 17,18, 2i), 22, 23, 24. 
 
 R .PAIRKR. 
 
 Jsa. 58.12. thou shalt be called (her. of the breach 
 RI -PA 1 R1N G. 
 
 2 Chron. 24.27. concerning the r. of the house 
 REPAY. 
 
 Devt. 7 . 10. not be slack, he will r. him to Itis face 
 Job 21. 31. who shall r. him what he hath done.' 
 
 41.11 .who hath prevented me, that I should r. him ? 
 Jsa. 59 . 18. according to their deeds he will r. fury, 
 and to the islands he will r. recompence 
 iMke 10. .35. when 1 come again, 1 will r. tl'ee 
 Uom. 12. 19 . vengeance is mine, I will r. sailh Lord 
 Philem. 19.1 Paul have written it, 1 will r. it 
 REPAYETH. 
 
 Deut. 7 . 10. and r. them that hate him to their face 
 REPfciAlElIl. 
 
 Prov. 17 .9. helhat r. matter, separateth very friends 
 R EP EN 1. 
 
 Repentance is taken [1] For that regret and reluc¬ 
 tance that arise in a person, after having done 
 something that he ought not to have done: when 
 Judas saw that Clirist was condemned, it is satd of 
 him, that he repented of what he had done, IMat. 
 27 . 3. Jie was mightily ajfiicted in his mind about 
 it, and wished it had not been done. But this re¬ 
 pentance arises from a fear of the punishment de¬ 
 nounced against sin, and is not accompanied with 
 hatred of sin: as when a malrjactor suffers for his 
 crimes, he reflects upon his actions with sorrow; 
 but this not being a sacred act, but proceeding from 
 a violent principle, is consistent with as great a 
 love to sin as he had before, and may be entirely 
 terminated on himself; he may be sorry for his 
 crimes, as they have exposed him to punishment, 
 and yet not be grieved that thereby he has offended 
 God. 'Phis is legal repentance. [2] for that 
 saving grace wrought in the soul by the St-irit of 
 God, whereby a sinner is made to see and be .sensi¬ 
 ble of his sin, is grieved and humbled before God on 
 account of it, not so much for the punishment to 
 which sin has made him liable, as that thereby Ood 
 is dishonoured and offended, his laws violated, and 
 his own .soul polluted and defiled; and this grief 
 arises from love to God, and is accompanied with 
 a hatred of sin, a love to holiness, and a fixed reso¬ 
 lution to forsake sin, and an expectation of favour 
 and forgiveness, through the merits of Christ. This 
 *> evangelical or gospel repentance. Mat. 3. 2,8. 
 xJets .3. 19 . 2 Cor. 7- 10. 
 
 The sacred writers of ten represent God as moved with 
 regret, or repentance, or relenting, for having 
 suffered or resolved upon certain things. Jt is said, 
 that God repented that he had made man, seeing 
 that his wickedness had proceeded to such an ex¬ 
 tremity, Gen. 6. 6. It is elsewhere said, that he 
 repented of having made Saul king over his peo¬ 
 ple, 1 Sam. 15. 11. This is not to be understood 
 as if God had conceived any regret at any thing 
 that he had done tcrong, or that he repents of a 
 false step that he had made, as a man d/es when he 
 perceives he has committed an error. (rod is not 
 capable of repentance in this sense. But some¬ 
 times he changes his conduct to-wards those that 
 are unfaithful to him, and after having treated 
 them with mercy, he corrects them with severity, as 
 if he had repented </ what he had before done in 
 their favour, xllso God is said to repent of the evil 
 he was about to inflict; when moved -with compas¬ 
 sion towards the miserable, cr entreated by their 
 prayers, he remits the punishment of then sins, or 
 dees not execute the threatenings he had made 
 against them : Thus it is said in the Psalms, that 
 he repented according to the multitude of his 
 mercies, Psal. U:6. 45. See Jer. 18.8. 
 
 Exod. 13. 17 . lest peradventure the j/eople r. 
 
 32. 12. turn from thy fierce wrath, anu r. of this 
 Num. 23. 19. neither son of man, that he should r. 
 Deut. 32. 36. the I.ord shall r. 6.r his servants 
 1 Sam. 15. 29. and also the Strength of Israel will 
 not r. for he is not a man that he should r. 
 1 Kinas^. 47- if they r. in the land of their captivity 
 J<bA2. 6. I abhor liiyself, and r. in dust and ashes 
 Psal. 90 .13. let it r. thee concerning thy servants 
 110.4. Lord hath swoin, and will not r. Jlch.7. 21. 
 1.‘55. 14. he will r. himself concerning his servants 
 Jer. 4.28. 1 have purposed it, and will not r. 
 
 18. 8. if nation turn, 1 w ill r. of the evil, 26. 13. 
 
 10. if it do evil, then I will r. of the good 
 26. 3. that I may r. || 42. 10. for 1 r. of the evil 
 Ezek. 14. 6. T. and turn yourselv. from idols, 18. 30. 
 24. 14. neither will 1 sj/are, neither will I r. 
 
 Joel 2.14. who knoweth if he will return and r. and 
 leave a blessing behind him ? Jonah .3. 9- 
 Mat. 3. 2. John the Baptist preached.saying, r. tor 
 the kingdom of heaven is at band, 4.17- 
 
 1.15. .lesus preached, r. ye, and I elieve gospel 
 6. 12. they went and i/reached that men should r. 
 Luke 13.3.except yer. ye shall all like wise perish, 5. 
 
REP 
 
 REP 
 
 REP 
 
 Lule 16 . 30. if one went fi om the dead, they will r. 
 17 . 3. and if tliy brother r. forgive him, 4. 
 
 Jlcts 2 . 38. r. and be baptized every one ot yon 
 .3.19. r. ye theref. and be converted, that your sins 
 s! 22 . r. of this thy wickedness, and pray (lod 
 17 . 30. but commandeth all men every where to r. 
 
 26. 20. that they sliould r. and turn to God 
 
 c eVr. 7 . 8. made you sorry, 1 do not r. tho’ I did r. 
 B.ev. 2. 5. remember therefore and r. except thou r. 
 16 . r. or else I will come unto thee quickly 
 
 21. I gave her space to r. of her fornication 
 
 22. except tliey r. of their deeds 
 
 3. 3. remember how thou hast received, and r. 
 
 19. 1 chasten, be zealous therefore and r. 
 
 REFliN l ANCE. 
 
 Hos. 13. 14. r. shall be hid from mine eyes 
 31at. 3. 8. bring forth fruits meet for r. Luke 3. 8. 
 
 11. I indeed baptize you with water unto r._ 
 
 0 13. to call sinners to r. ISJark 2.17. Luke 5. .32. 
 Mark 1. 4. John did preach the baptism of r. tor 
 remission of sins, Luke '.i.S. Acts 13. 24. 1 19. 4. 
 Luke 15. 7 . than over ninety-nine which need no r. 
 04 47 . that r. and remission of sins be preaclied 
 Acts 5. 31. him hath God exalted for to give r. to Is. 
 11. 18. God also to the Gentiles granted r. to life 
 
 20. 21. testifying to the Greeks r. towards God 
 
 26.20. should turn to God, and do works meet forr. 
 Ro’rn. 2. 4. the goodness of God leadeth thee to r. 
 
 11. 29 . the gifts and calling of God are without r. 
 2 Cor. 7 . 9. but I rejoice that ye sorrowed to r. 
 
 10. godly sorrow worketh r. to sal' ation 
 o Tim- 2. 25. if God peradventure will give them r. 
 'Heb. 6. 1. not laying again the foundation of r. 
 
 6. if they fall away', to renew tliem again to r. 
 
 12. 17 . he found no place of r. though he souglitit 
 
 o Pet 3 9 . any perish, but that all should come to ?■. 
 *' ■ ilEPENlED. 
 
 Gen. 6 . 6 . it r. the l.ord, that he had made man 
 Exod 32. 14. the Lord r. of the evil he thought to 
 do, 2 -Sam. 24. I 6 . 1 Chr. 21. 15. Jer. 26. 19. 
 Jxidg. 2. 18. it r. the I.d. because of their groanings 
 01 6 . the children of Israel r. for 1 enjamin, 15. 
 
 1 Satn. 15. 35. the Lord r. that he made .Saul king 
 Psal. 106. 45. the Dml r. according to his mercies 
 Jer. 8. 6. no man r. him of his wickedness, saying 
 
 20. 16. as cities the l.ord overthrew, and r. not 
 .31. 19 . surely after that 1 was turned, 1 r. 
 
 Amos 7 . .3. the Lord r. for this, it shall not be, 6 , 
 Jonah .3.10. God r. of the evil that he had said 
 Zech. 8.14. as I thought to punish you, and 1 r. not 
 Mat. 11 . 20. to upbraid cities, because they r. not 
 
 21. they would have r. long ago, Luke 10. 13. 
 
 12. 41. the men of. ISineveli shall rise, because 
 they T. at the preaching of .lonas, Luke 11. 32. 
 21.29. I will not, but afterward he r. and went 
 .32. and ye, when ye had seen it. r. not afterward 
 
 27 . 3. Judas r. himself, and brought the silver 
 
 2 Cor. 7 .10. worketh repentance notto be r. of 
 12. 21. many that have not r. of the imcleanness 
 
 Bet. 2. 21. 1 gave space to repent, and she r. not 
 
 9 . 20 . whowere not killed bythese plagues, yet r. not 
 
 21. neither r. of their murders nor their thefts 
 
 16. 9. blasphemed name of God, and r. not, 11. 
 
 UEPEMTE.Sl'. 
 
 Jonah 4.2. art a gracious God, and r. thee of the evil 
 REPEJS’TEIH. 
 
 Gen. 6. 7. for it r. me that I have made them 
 1 Sam. 15. 11. it r. me that 1 have set up .Saul king 
 Joel 2. 1.3. he is slow to anger, and r. him of the evil 
 Luke 15. 7. joy shall be over one sinner that r. 10. 
 REPEISTI^G. 
 
 Jer. 15. 6. I will destroy thee, I am weary with r 
 REPENTI>.GS. 
 
 IIos. 11.8. my heart is turned, r. are kindled togeth 
 REPEilTlO^S. 
 
 Mat. 6. 7. use not vain r. as the heathen do 
 REPLENISH. 
 
 Gen.1.28. be fruitful, multiply, and r. the earth, 9.1. 
 REPLENISHED. 
 
 Isa. 2. 6. because they be r. from the east 
 
 23. 2. the merchants of Zidon have r. Tyre 
 Jer. 31. 25. and 1 have r. every sorrowful soul 
 I'.sek. 26. 2. 1 shall be r. now she is laid waste 
 
 27. 25. thou wastr. and made very glorious 
 REPLIE.ST. 
 
 Bom. o 20- O man. who art thou that r. ag. God ? 
 REPGRT. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 2. Joseph brought to his father their evil r. 
 F.xod. 2.3. 1. thou shall not raise a false r. 
 
 Num. 1.3. 32. they brought up an evil r. of the land 
 14. . 37 . men thatflid bring up the evil r. died 
 Lent. 2. 25. the nations who shall hear r. of thee 
 1 Sam. 2. 24. nay, my sons, it is no good r. I hear 
 
 1 Kings 10. 6. it was a true r. 1 heard, 2 Chron. 9. 5. 
 Neh. 6. 1.3. they’ iniglit have matter for an evil r. 
 Prov. 15. .30. and a good /. maketh the bones fat 
 Isa. 23. 5. as at the r. concerning E.gypt, so shall 
 
 they be sorely pained at the r. of 'J'yre 
 
 28. 19 . it shall be a vexation only to understand r. 
 53.1. who hath believed our r. 1 to whom is the arm 
 of the Lord revealetl ? John 12. .38. Horn. 10. 16. 
 Jer. 50. 43. the king of Babylon hath heard the r. 
 Hah. .3. + .3. I have heard thy r. and was afraid 
 Acts 6. 3. look out seven men of honest r. full of 
 
 the Holy Ghost 
 
 10. 22. Cornelius was of good r. among the Jews 
 
 22. 12. Ananias having a good r. of the Jews 
 
 2 Cor. 6 . 8. by evil r. and good r. as deceiv. yet true 
 Phil. 4. 8. whatever things are of good r. and pure 
 1 Tim. .3. 7 . a bishop must have a good r. of them 
 Ileb. 11. 2. by faith the elders obtained a good r. 
 
 . 39 . these all having obtained a good r. thro’ faith 
 
 3 John 12. Demetrius hath a gooif r. of all men 
 
 REPORT, Verb. 
 
 Jer. 20. 10. r. say they, and we will r. it 
 I Cor. 14.25. he will r. that God is in you of a truth 
 REPOKTED. 
 
 Meh. 6. 6. it is r. among heathen, Gashmu Saith it 
 7 . shall it be r. to king according to these words 
 19. also they r. his good deeds before'me 
 Fsth.}. 17 . despise their husbands, when it shall be r. 
 Ezek. 9 . 11. the man which had the inkliorn r. 
 
 Mat. 28 .15. this saying is commonly r. among Jews | 
 Acts 4. 23. they r. all that the chief priests had said 
 16 . 2. Timotheus was w-ellr. of by the brethren 
 Horn. .3. 8. and not rather as we he slanderously r. 
 
 1 Cor. 5.1. it is r. that there is fornication among vou 
 1 Tim. 5. 10. a widow, well r. of for good works 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. minister things that are now r. to you 
 REPOS.SES.S. 
 
 Ej-orf.lo.+ O.will draw sword,mine hand shall r.them 
 REPROACH 
 
 Signifies, [1] Scorn, or derision, Neh. 2. 17.1 5. 9. 
 [2] Shame, infamy, or disgrace, Prov. 6. .33. [.3] 
 Censures and'refiections, Isa. 51. 7- [4| Injury, 
 
 I r contumely either in word, or deed, 2 Cor. 12.10. 
 [5] The sins of men, which cast dishotiour or re¬ 
 proach upon God, Rom. 15. .3. [6J Sterility, or 
 barrenness in women, Gen. 30. 2.3. This among 
 the Hebrews was reckoned a reproach, because 
 such aid seem to be excluded from the promise 
 made to Abraham concerning the multiplication 
 of his seed ; and because they were not in a ca¬ 
 pacity of having the promised Seed to be one of 
 their posterity. [7] Uncircumcision, which the 
 Jews counted a reproach. Josh. 5. 9._ 1 his day 
 have I rolled away the reiiroach of Egypt from 
 off you. 1 hare freed you from that shame and 
 dishommr which did lie upon you whilst you icere 
 bind slaves in the land of Egypt, by receiving 
 you into covenant with me, acknowledging you fur 
 my peculiar people, and admitting you to have 
 this privilege seated unto you by circumcision. It 
 is called the reproach of Egypt, either, [1] Re¬ 
 cause the Egyptians were not in covenant with God, 
 neither did they partake of the seals of it, as may 
 be gathered from Exod. 2. 6. where the child .Moses 
 was known to be flir llebrew by his mark ; and 
 therefore the Egyptians, as other nations, were 
 aliens and strangers from God, and had in abo¬ 
 mination by the cHurch and people of God, I'.ph. 2. 
 
 12. Gr, [2] Because the Israelites came out of 
 Egypt, and were esteemed to he a sort of Egyptians, 
 JSitm. 22. 5. which they justly thought a great re¬ 
 proach ; but by their circumcision they were distin¬ 
 guished from them, and manifested to he ancther 
 kind of people. Ur, [3] Because many of them lay 
 under this reproach in Egypt, having wickedly 
 neglected this duty there far worldly reasons ; and 
 others of them continued in the same shameful con¬ 
 dition for many years in the wilderness. 
 
 Josh. 5. 9. 1 have rolled away the r. of Egypt 
 Judg. 5. + 18. Zebulun and Naphtali exposed to r. 
 
 1 Aam. 17 . 26. and taketh away the r. from Israel 
 Keh. 1. .3. tlie remnant are in great affliction and r. 
 
 4. 4. and turn their r. upon their own head 
 
 5. 9. because of the r. of the heathen our enemies 
 Psal. 57 . .3. he shall save me from the r. of him 
 69. 7 . because for thy sake I have borne r. 
 
 20. r. hath broken my heart, 1 am full of heaviness 
 71 . 1.3. let them be covered with r. that seek 
 
 78. 66. he put them to a perpetual r. 
 
 79 . 12. their r. wherew ith they reproached thee 
 89. 50. remember the r. of thy servants, how 1 bear 
 
 in my bosom the r. of the mighty people 
 119 . 22. remove from me r. and contempt 
 Prov. 6. .3.3. and his r. sliall not be wiped away 
 18. .3. and with ignominy cometh r. 
 
 19.26. is a son that causeth shame and r. 
 
 22. JO. cast out the scorner, strife and r. shall cease 
 I.'a. 4. 1. called by thy name to take away our r. 
 
 51. 7 . fear ye not the r. of men, nor be afraid 
 54. -4. not remember the r. of thy widowhood 
 Jer. 2.3. 40. 1 will bring an everlasting r. on you 
 .31. 19 . because 1 did'bear the r. of my youth 
 51. 51. we are confounded, bee. we have heard r. 
 Lam. 3. 30. he is tilled full with r. 
 
 61. thou hast heard their r. O T.ord, against me 
 5. 1. remember, O Lord, considerand behold ourr. 
 Ezek. 16. 57 . discovered, as at the time of thy /. 
 
 21.28. concerning the r. of Ammonites, say thou 
 .36. 15. nor shall thou bear r. of the people any more 
 ,30. that ye shall receiveno more r. of famine 
 Dan. 11.18. a prince for his own behalf shall cause 
 the r. offert.l by him to cease, without his own r. 
 Hos. 12. 14. and his r. shall his T.ord return to hbn 
 .Toel 2. 17 . and give not thine heritage to r. 
 
 Mic. 5. 16. therefore ye shall bear r. cf my people 
 Zeph. 2. 8.1 have heard the r. of Moab and Ammon 
 .3. 18. to whom the r. of it was a burden 
 
 2 Cnr.W. 21.1 speak as concerning r. as though weak 
 1 Tim. .3. 7 . must have a good report le.st fall into r. 
 
 4. 10. therefore w e both labour and suffer r. 
 
 Heb. 11. 26. esteeming r. of Christ greater riches 
 
 13. 13. let us go without the camp, bearing his r. 
 
 A REPBOACH. 
 
 Gen. 34. 14. we cannot do this, that were a r. to us 
 1 Sam. fl. 2. and lav it for a r. upon all Israel 
 Keh. 2. 17 . let us build, that we be no more a r. 
 Psal. 15. .3. he thattaketh not up a r. ag. neighbour 
 22. 6. a r. cfmen, and despised of the people 
 .31. 11. I was a r. among all mine enemies 
 . 39 . 8. make me not the r. of the foolish 
 44. 13. thou makest us a r. to our neighbours 
 70 . 4 . we are become a r. to our neighbours 
 89 . 41 . all spoil him : he is a r. to his neighbours 
 109 . 25. 1 became, also a r. to them, they shaked 
 Prov. 14. .34. but sin is a r. to any people 
 Jsa. .30. 5. all ashamed of a people that were a r. 
 .Jer. 6. 10. the word of the Lord is to them a r. 
 
 20. 8. the w ord ot the T.ord was made a r. 
 
 24 9 1 will deliver them for their hurt to be a r. 
 
 and a proverb, 29. 18. I 42. 18. 144. 8, 12. 
 49. 1.3. Bozrah shall become a r. and a curse 
 Ezi'k.J). 14. 1 will maketheeflr. among the nations 
 15. Jerusalem shall be a r. anil a taunt 
 22. 4 . 1 have made a r. unto the heathen 
 Dan. 9 . 16. because thy people are become a r. 
 Joel 19 . and I will no more make you a r. 
 il/j/ HEPMOACH. 
 
 Gen. .30. 2.3. she said, God hath taken away my r. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. .39. that hath pleaded the cause of my T. 
 Job 19 . 5. if indeed ye plead against me my r. 
 
 20. 3. 1 have heard tlie check of my r. 
 
 Psal. 69. 10. when I wept, that was myr. 
 
 19. thou hast known my r. and my shame 
 119. 39 . turn away my r. which 1 fear 
 Luke 1. 25. to take away my r. among men 
 REPROACH. 
 
 Ruth 2. 15. saying, let her glean, and r. her not 
 2 Kings 19. 4. whom king of Assyria his master hath 
 sent to r. the living God, 16. Isa. 37. 4,17* 
 Neh. 6. 1.3. have matter that they m.ight r. me 
 JohTl. 6. my heart shall not r. me so long as I live 
 Psal. 42. 10 . as witli a sword, mine enemies r. me 
 74 . 10. how long shall the adversary r. me .' 
 
 102. 8. mine enemies r. me all the day 
 Luke 6. 22. when men shall r. you for my sake 
 
 reproached. 
 
 Lev.J^. +20. who. lielh w ith a bond maid, r. by man 
 2 Sam. 21. t 21. when he r. Israel, .lonatban slew 
 2 Kings 19. 22. whom hast thou r. '{ Isa. . 37 . 2.3. 
 
 23. by thy messengers thou hast r. the Ixjrd, and 
 said, 1 am come to l.ebanon, Isa. .37. 24. 
 Job 19 . 3. these ten times have ye r. me 
 
 55. 12. it was not an enemy that r. me 
 69. 9 . that r. thee, are fallen upon me, Rom. 15.3. 
 74 . 18. remember this, that the enemy hathr. 
 
 79. 12. wherewith they have r. thee, O I^ord 
 89. 51. wiierewith thine enemies h.ave r. O I.ord 
 they have r. the footsteps of thine anointed 
 Zeph. 2. 8. whereby they have r. my people 
 10. because they have r. and magnitied themselv. 
 
 1 Pet. A. 14. if ye be r. for Christ, happy are ye 
 
 REPROACH KS. 
 
 Psal. 69. 9 . and the r. of them that reproached thee 
 are fallen upon me. Bom. 15. 3. 
 Isa. 43. 28. therefore 1 have given Israel to r. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. 1 take pleasure in r. for Christ’s sake 
 Ileb. 10. .33. w hilst n e w ere made agazingstock by r. 
 
 RKPROAtdIEST. 
 
 Luke 11. 45. Master, thus saying, thou r. us also 
 REPROACH ElH. 
 
 Num. 15. .30. doth aught presumptuously, r. Lord 
 Psal. 44. 16. voice of him that r. and blasphcmeth 
 . 57 . + .3. he T. him that would swallow me up 
 74 . 22. remember how' the foolish man r. thee 
 119 . 42 . to answerhim that r. me, Prov. 27. 1L__ 
 Prov. 14. 31. oppresseth poor, r. his Maker, 17 . 5. 
 
 REPROACHE'ULLY. 
 
 Job 16 .10. they have smitten me on the cheek r. 
 
 1 Tim. 5.14. give none occasion to speak r. 
 
 REPROBAIE, 
 
 In Greek, ahoKipos. This word amonn Metallists 
 IS used to signify any metal that will not endure 
 the trial, or when tried, that betrays itself to be 
 adulterate, or reprobate, and of a coarse alloy.' 
 //i>if..leremiah says of Judah, Jer. 6. .30. Repro¬ 
 bate silver shall men call them, because the Lord 
 hath rejected them. 'J'hey are not purged, nor re¬ 
 fined, neither will they pass for current before 
 God, or good men. The Agones take the word in 
 another sense. As he that strives as he ought, and 
 conquers, is SoKipos, approved ; 2 Tim. 2. 15. so 
 he that loses the game and prize, that doth not run 
 or strive according to the laws of the game, and so 
 overcome, is said to be ahoKiixos, to miscarry in 
 the race, and so to lose the reward : thus, at the 
 close of an agonistical discourse of running and 
 striving, r/ie apostle Paul .< 0 ^/^, I bring under my 
 boily, I subdue my sensitive powers, and mortify 
 my carnal affections, lest v hen T have preached 
 to others, I myself should be a cast-way, or re¬ 
 probate, 1 Cor. 9. 27 . lest I should he a coun¬ 
 terfeit, a mere pretender, be mg void of true grace ; 
 and consequently such as God would reject as unfit, 
 and unworthy to he rewarded by him. A reprobate 
 mind, that is, a mind hardened in wickedness, and 
 so stupid as not to discern between good and evil, 
 Rom. 1.28. 
 
 Reprobation is generally understood of the decree 
 and purpose of God, to abandon the wicked to the 
 greatest of evils, by not delivering them out of that 
 mass of corruption, in which all mankind are in¬ 
 volved by nature ; and in not affording them the 
 graces necessary to their arriving at eternal hap¬ 
 piness: God does not reprobate men by making 
 them wicked, but by not granting them the benefits 
 of his gratuitous mercy. 
 
 • Jer. 6. .30. T. silver shall men call them, because 
 Bom. 1. 28. God gave them over to a r. mind 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 8. men r. concerning the faith 
 Tit. 1.16. and being to every good work r. 
 
 REPROBAIES. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3. 5. that Christ is in you, except ye be r. 
 
 6. I trust ye shall know that we are not r. 
 
 7 . should do that w hich is honest, tho’ w e be as r. 
 
 REPROOF. 
 
 .Job 26. 11. and they are astonished at his r. 
 
 Prov. 1.23. tuinyouatmy r. 1 willponrontmy .‘'p. 
 
 25. ye w ould none of my r. H 30. despised my r. 
 5 . 12 . have hated instruction, my heart despised r. 
 10 . 17 . but he that l efuseth r. erreih 
 
 12. 1. but he that hateth r. is brutish 
 
 13. 18. he that regardeth r. shall he honoured 
 1.5. 5. but he that regardeth r. is prudent 
 
 10. and he that hateth r. shall die 
 .31. heareththe r. of life, ahideth among the w ise 
 .32. he that heareth r. getteth understanding 
 17 . 10. a r. entereth moie into a w ise man than 
 29 15. the rod and r. give wisdom, but a child 
 2 Tim. 3 . 16 . all scripture is profitable tor r. 
 
 R EPROOE.S. 
 
 Psal. .38. 14. as a man in whose mouth are no r. 
 Prov. 6. 2.3. r. of instruction are the way ot lile 
 oq + 1 a man of r. that harileiieth his neck 
 REPROVE. 
 
 Kings 19 . 4. r. the words ot Rab-shaKeh, ha. 37. 4. 
 Job 6. 25. but what doth your arguing r. ! 
 
 26. do ve imagine to r. w ords :uid speeches of one 
 1.3. 10. fie will surely r. you if yc accept persons 
 
 22. 4. w ill he r. thee’ for tear of thee ' 
 
 Psal.X). 8. I will not r. thee for burnt offerings 
 
 CEbut 1 will r. thee, and set them iiH'rder 
 141. 5. let him r. me, it shall be an excellent oil- 
 Prov. 9 . 8. r. not a scorner. lest he hate thee 
 
RES 
 
 RES 
 
 REQ 
 
 Ptov. 19. C5. and r. one that hatli understanding 
 
 30. 6. lest lie r. tliee, and tliou be tbuad a liar 
 Isa. 11. ;l. neither r. after the hearing of lus ears 
 
 4. and r. \rith equity for the meek of the earth 
 37 . 4. will r. the words which the Lord hath heard 
 Jer. C. ly. and thy backslidingsshall r. thee 
 i?/(U. 4. 4. let no man strive nor r. another 
 Mai. C. 1.3. behold 1 will r. your seed, and spread 
 Ju/tii lb. d. when come, he will r. the world of sin 
 JHp/ 1 . 5 . 11. have no feliowshii), hut rather/'. them 
 2 Tim. 4.2. r. rebuke, exhort, with all long suflering 
 UKPKOVEl). 
 
 Gen. 20. lb. she was r. |1 21.25. Abraham r. Abimel. 
 
 1 C/ir. lb. 21. he suffered no man to do them wrong, 
 
 yea he r. kings tor their sakes, Psa/. 105. 14. 
 Prov. 29. 1. he that being often r. hardeneth neck 
 Jer. 29 . 27 . why hast thou not r. .leremiah t 
 Hah. 2. l.and what 1 shall answer when 1 am r. 
 Tuke 3. 19. Herod the tetrarch being;-, by .lohn 
 John?>. 20. nnrcometh to light lest deeds should he r. 
 Tph. 5.13. all things that are are made manifest 
 REPROVEl'll. 
 
 Joh 40. 2. he that God, let him ansvver it 
 Psal. 119 . t 42. so shall 1 answer him that r. me 
 Prov. 9 . 7 . he that v. a scorner getteth shame 
 15. 12. a scoi ner loveth not one thatr. him 
 Isa. 29. 21. and lay a snare for him thatin gate 
 . KEPKOVER. 
 
 Prov. 25. 12. so is a wise r. upon an obedient ear 
 Pzek. 3. 2b. thou shalt not be to them a r. 
 
 HEPU I'A 1 IGN. 
 
 ■Eccl. 10.1. so a little folly Idm that is in r. for wisd. 
 Pets 5. 34. (iamaliel had in r. among the people 
 Gai. 2. 2. pri\'ately to them which were ot r. 
 
 Phil. 2. 7 . but made himself of no f. and took on him 
 29. receive him therefore, hold such in r. 
 KEPUIED. 
 
 Joh 18. 3. wherefore are we r. vile in your sight? 
 Van. 4. 35. all the inhabitants are/-, as nothing 
 REQUEST, S. 
 
 Judg. 8. 24. Gi'Ieon said, I would desire a r. of you 
 
 2 lSar7i. 14. 15. that the king shall j/erform the r. 
 
 22. the king hath fulfilled the r. of his servant 
 
 Ezra 7 . b. the king granted him all his r. 
 
 Heh. 2. 4. king said, for whai dost thou make r. ? 
 Esth. 4. 8. go to the king, to make r. before him 
 5. 3. what is thy r. queen Esther? 6. I 7 . 2. 1 9. 12. 
 7- 3. my life be giv en me, my people at my /-. 
 
 7 . and Ilaman stood up to make r. for his life 
 Joh 6. 8. O that I might have my r. ? 
 
 Psal. 21. 2. and hast'not withholden ;-. of his lips 
 106.15. he gave them their r. but sent leanness 
 Pom. 1. 10. making r. for a prosperous journey 
 Phil. 1. 4. in every prayer making r. \\ i’th joy 
 4. b. let your r. be made known to God 
 1 Thess. 4. t 1. we r. you, that as ye have received 
 REQUESTED. 
 
 Judg. 8. 2b. weight of the ear rings that he r. 
 
 1 I\i7igs 19. 4. and Elijah r. that he might die 
 1 Chron. 4. U). and God gi anted .lahez what he r. 
 JS'eh. 13. 1 b. Rehemiah eainestly r. of the king 
 Van. 1. 8. he r. of the prince of the eunuchs 
 2 . 49 . Daniel r. of the king, and he set Shadrach 
 REQUIRE. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 5. your blood will I ?-. of every beast, and 
 at the hand of man will 1 ;-. the life of man 
 
 31. . 39 . 1 bare the loss, of my hand didst thou r. it 
 43 . 9 . I will be surety, of my hand shalt thou ?-. him 
 
 Vent. 10. 12. what doth the T.ord r. I Mic. 6. 8. 
 
 18. 19 . ’.yhoso will not hearken, I will r. it of him 
 23. 21. for the l.ord will surely r. it of tliee 
 
 Josh. 22. 23. let Lord himself;-, it, 1 Ham. 20. 16. 
 Ha?n. 3. 13. but one thing 1 ;-. of thee, that is 
 4.11. shall I not r. his blood at your hand ? 
 
 19. _.38. whatsoever thou shalt r. that will 1 do 
 
 1 Kings 8. ttU. if trespass, and he r. an oath of him 
 59. maintain the cause as the matter shall r. 
 
 1 Chro7i. 21. 3. why doth my lord / .this thing? 
 
 2. Chron. 24. 22. he said, l.ord, look on it, and r. it 
 Ezra 7 . 21. whatsoever Ezra shall;-. of you 
 
 8. 22.1 was ashamed to r. of the king a band 
 Keh. 5. 12. we will restore, and ;-. nothing of them 
 Psal. 10. 13. he hath said, thou wilt not ;-, it 
 Ezek. 3. 18. wicked man shall die in his iniquity 
 but his blood will 1 ;-. at thine hand, 20.1 33. 6, 8. 
 
 20. 40. aiul there will I r. your otterinss 
 34. 10. and 1 will r. my dock at their hand 
 
 Euke 12. t 20. this night do they ;-. thy soul 
 1 Cer. 1.22. for the .lews ;-. asign,and the Greeks 
 7 . 36. and need so ;-. let him do what he will 
 H EQUl R ED. 
 
 Gen. 42. 22. therefore behold, his blood is r. 
 
 Exod. 12. 3b. they lent to them such things as they^ r. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 8. because the king’s business;-. haste 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 20. when he ;-. they set bread befoi e him 
 J Chr. 16. . 37 . to minister, as everyday’s work ;-. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 14. as duty of every day / , Ezra .3.4. 
 24.6. why hast thou not ;-. of the l.evites to bring 
 lSeh.5. 18. yet r.notl the bread of the governor 
 £«/(.2.15. she;-, nothing but what 11 egai appointed 
 Psal. 40. b. and sin oflering hast thou not r. 
 
 137 . 3. and they that wasted us, r. of us mirth 
 Prov. 30. 7 . two things have 1 r. of thee, deny not 
 Tsa. 1. 12. who hath ;-. this at your hand, to tread 
 Vnke 11. .50. may be r. of this generation, 51. 
 
 12. 20. this night thy soul shall be r. of thee 
 48. much is given, of him shall be much ;-. 
 
 19 . 23. 1 might have r. mine own with usury 
 2.3. 24. gave sentence that it should be as they r. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 2. it is ;-. of stewards to be faithful 
 
 REQUIRE.Sr. 
 
 3.11. fear not, I will do to thee all that thou r. 
 REQUIREI IE 
 
 Eccl. 3. 15. and God r. that which is past 
 Van. 2. 11. it is a rare thing that the king r. 
 HEQUIRIRG. 
 
 Luke 23. 23. were instant, r. he might be crucified 
 REQUITE. 
 
 Gen. 50. 1.5. .Toseph will certainlj’^ r. ns the evil 
 Vent. .32. 6. do ye thus;-. T.ord, U foolish people ? 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 6. and 1 also will r. you this kindness 
 16.12. it may be the Lord will r. me good f^or this 
 
 396 
 
 2 Kings 9.26. T will r. thee in this plat, saith Lord 
 Ptal. 10 . 14. beholdest to r. it with thy hand 
 41. 10.0 Lord, raise me up, that I may r. them 
 Jer. 51.56. the God of recompences shall surely r. 
 1 Tim. 5. 4. let them learn to r. their parents 
 REQUl l ED. 
 
 Judg. 1. 7 . as I have done, so God hath ;-. me 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 21. and he hath /-. me evil for good 
 
 REQUITING. 
 
 2 Chron. 0. 2.3. judge thy servants by r. the wicked 
 
 REREWARD. 
 
 Num. 10. 25. the standai-d of Dan was the r. 
 
 Josh. 6. 9 . and the r. came after the ark 
 13. but the r. came after the ark of the Txirtl 
 1 Sam. 29 . 2. David and his men passed on in the r. 
 Isa. 52. 12. the God of Israel will be your r. 
 
 58. 8. the glory of the T.ord shall be thy r. 
 RESCUE. 
 
 I)euf.28. .31. anrl thou shalt have none to r. them 
 P.sal. .35. 17 . r. my soul from their destructions 
 llos. 5. 14. 1 will take away, and none shall /-. him 
 RE.SCUED. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 45. the people .lonathan, he died not 
 .30. 18. and David ;-. his two wives 
 
 Acts 23. 27 . then came 1 with an arm\’, and r. him 
 RESCUElil. 
 
 Da?t. 6. 27 . he deliverelh and ;-. and he worketh 
 RESEMHJ.ANCE. 
 
 Zech. 5. 6. this is their r. through all the earth 
 RESIAl RLE. 
 
 Ltike 13.18. wliereunto shall I r. kingdom of God 
 RESEMBLED. 
 
 Judg. 8.18. each one r. the children of a king 
 RESERVE. 
 
 Psal. 79 . + 11. ;-. the children of death 
 Jer. .3. 5. will he ;-. his amiei- for ever '. will he keep it 
 50. 20. for 1 will pardon them whom 1 ;. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9 . to ;-. the unjust to the day of judgment 
 
 RESERVED. 
 
 Gen. 27 . .36. hast thou not r. a blessing for me ? 
 Kum. 18. 9. shall be thine of the most holy things;-. 
 .hidg. 21.22. because we r. not to each his wife 
 Ihith 2. 18. Slie gave her mother that she had r. 
 
 2 Sam. Vu4. but;-, toi- UlOchariots, 1 Chron. 18.4. 
 Joh 21.30. wicked is r. to the day of destruction 
 .38. 2.3. which I have r. against time of trouble 
 Acts 25. 2\. but wlien Paul had apfiealed to be;-. 
 Rom. 11.4. 1 have r. to myself 7000 men 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 4. an inheritance r. in heaven for you 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 4. delivered them to be r. to judgment 
 17 . to whom the mist of darkness is r. for ever 
 
 .3. 7 . the heavens and earth are r. unto fii-e 
 Jude 6. angels he hath r. in everlasting chains 
 13. to w hom ?-. the blackness of daikness 
 RESER V n il. 
 
 Jer. 5. 24. he ;-. to us the weeks of the harvest 
 Nah. 1.2. thf Lord r. wrath for his enemies 
 RE,SI DUE. 
 
 E.rod. 10. 5. and the locusts shall eat the r. 
 
 1 Chron. 6 . 66 . r. of the sons of Kohath hail cities 
 AW;.. 11 .20. the r. of Israel were in all the cities 
 Isa. 21 . 17 . the r. of archers shall be diminished 
 
 28. 5. Lord shall be a diadem to r. of his people 
 .38. 10. 1 am deprived of tlie r. of my years 
 
 44.. 17 . and the r. thereof he maketh a god 
 
 19 . sliall 1 make the ;-. thereof an abomination 
 Jer. 8. .3. chosen, by all the ;-. of them that remain 
 15. 9. the ;-. of them will I deliver to the sword 
 24. 8. and the r. of .lerusalem th.at remain 
 27 . 19 . saith, concerning the r. of the vessels 
 
 29 .1. that .leremiah sent to the ;-. of the elders 
 39 . 3. with all the r. of the princes of Babylon 
 41. 10. Isliihael carried captive the;-, of tlie people 
 52. 15. and the ;-. of the p'eotile tl.at remained 
 
 Ezek. 9 . 8. wilt thou destroy all the r. of Israel 
 23. 25. and thy r. shall be devoured by the fire 
 .34. 18. but ye must tread the ;-. of your pastures 
 36. .3. might be a possession of the ;-. to heathen 
 
 4. became a derision to the ;-. of the heathen 
 
 5. in the fire of my jealousy have 1 spoken against 
 
 the ;-. of the heatlien 
 
 48. 18. the;-. in length over against the oblation 
 21 . the ;-. shall be for the prince on one side 
 Van. 7 . 7 . and stamped the ;-. wilh the feet, 19 . 
 
 Joel 1. + 4. r. of palmer-worm locusts hath eaten 
 Zeph. 2. 9. the r.. of my people shall spoil them 
 2. 2. speak to .loshua and the ;-. of the people 
 Zech. 8.11. 1 will not be to the ;-. as in former days 
 14. 2. the r. of the people shall not be cut off 
 'Mai. 2. 15. yet had he the r. of the Siiirit 
 Mark 16. 1.3. they went and told it to the r. 
 
 Acts 15. 17 . that the r. might seek the Lord 
 RE.S1S1'. 
 
 Zech. .3. 1. .‘^atan standing at his right hand to r. 
 Mat. 5. 39. but 1 Say unto you, that ye r. not evil 
 Luke2\. 15. all j’Our ad\ei-sar. shall not be able tor. 
 Acts 5. 10. they were not able to r. the spirit 
 7 . 5l. ye do always r. the Holy Ghost as fathers 
 Pain. 13. 2. they that r. shall receive damnation 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 8. so do these also r. the truth 
 
 Jam. 4. 7 . r. the devil and he will flee from you 
 5. 6. ye killed the just, and he doth not ;-. you 
 
 1 Pet, 5. 9. whom r. stedfast in the faith, knowing 
 
 R ESI ST ED. 
 
 Pom. 9. 19 . thou wilt say, who hath r. his will ? 
 ileh. 12.4. ye have not yet r. unto blood, striving 
 
 RESESTl-Vm. 
 
 Rom. 1.3. 2. whoso r. the power, r. ordinance of God 
 Jam. 4.6. God r. the proud, 1 Pet. 5. 5. 
 
 R ESOLVED. 
 
 Luke 16. 4.1 am r. what to do, when I am put out 
 RESOlir. 
 
 Neh. 4. 20. r. ye thither to us, God will fight for us 
 Psal.7\.5. wliereunto 1 may continually r. 
 
 Mark 10. 1. and the people r. to him again 
 John 18. 20. in the temple, whither .lews alwaj-s r. 
 RESOR TED. 
 
 2 Chro7t. 11.1.3. the priests and Levites r. to him 
 Mark 2. 13. multitude r. to him he taught them 
 Joh7i 10. 41. and many r. to him and said 
 
 18. 2. .lesus ofttimes r. thither with his disciples 
 Acts 16.13. we spake to the women who r. thither 
 
 RE.SPF.CT. 
 
 God had respect to Ahel, and to his offering, Gen. 
 
 4. 4. lie looked to him uitli a favourable an-i 
 gracious eye, he kindly accepted and owned him 
 and his sacrifice, and testified this to Cain and all 
 there pre.sent, cither hy an audible loue, or by 
 some visible sign, by con.'Uming his sacrifice by 
 fire fro/n heaven, as is generally cmijeciured ; by 
 which token God did afterwards frequently signify 
 his acceptance of sacrifices, Lev. 9 . 24. Judg. 6. 
 
 21. 1 Kings 18. 38. 
 
 Respect of persons. God appointed, that the Judges 
 should pronounce their sentences witlwut any 
 respect of persons. Lev. 19. 15. Vent. 1 . 17 . 
 'That they should con.\ider neither the poor, nor the 
 rich, 7ior the weak, nor the powerful, but only at¬ 
 tend to truth and justice, and give .sentence accord¬ 
 ing to the merits of the cause. God hathno respect 
 of persons. Dent. 10 . I 7 . 2 Chron. 19 . 7 . He 
 deals justly and equally with all sorts of men, and 
 as every one that tmly fears and obeys him shall 
 be accepted, .to all incorrigible transgressors shall 
 be severely punished, whether .lews or Gentiles, 
 of whatsoever nation, family, name, or quality, 
 they be. 
 
 Gen. 4. 4. the Tx+rd had r. to Abel and his offering 
 
 5. to Cain, and to his offering, he had not r. 
 
 Exod. 2. 25. God looked, and had r. unto them 
 Lev. 26. 9 . for 1 will have r. unto j ou 
 
 1 Kings 8 . 28. yet have thou r. unto the prayer of 
 
 thy servant ami his supplication, 2 U7;r. 6.19. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 2.3. and the T..ord iiad r. unto them 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 7- there is no iniquity nor r. of persons 
 with God. Pom. 2. 11. k.ph. 6. 9. Col. .3. 25. 
 Psal. 74 . 20 . have;-, unto covenant, for dark places 
 119 . 6. when I have r. to all thy commandments 
 15. and 1 will have r. unto thy ways 
 ll7- 1 w ill have r. unto thy statutes continually 
 138. 6. yet hath her. unto the lowly 
 Prov. 24. 23. it is not good to have r. of persons 
 in judgment, nations shall abhor him,*28. 21. 
 Isa. 17 . 7- his eyes shall have r. to the Holy One 
 
 22. 11. nor had /-. to him that fashioned it long ago 
 2 Cor. 3. 10. for even that had no glory in this r. 
 Phil. 4.11. not that 1 speak in r. of want 
 Col. 2. Ri. let none judge you in r. of an ly day 
 Iteb. 11. 20. Moses had r. to recompence of reward 
 Jam. 2. 1. have not the faith wilh r. of persons 
 3. ye have r. to him that weareth gay clothing 
 
 9. if ye have r. to persons, ye commit sin 
 
 1 Pet. 1 . 17 . wIk) w ithout r. of persons, judgeth 
 
 RI..SPECT, Verb. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 15. thou shalt not r. the person cf poor 
 Sum. 16 . 15. Moses said,;-. not thou their offering 
 Veul. 1 . 17 . ye shall not r. persons in judgment, 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 14. neither doth God r. any jierson 
 Isa. 17 . 8 . nor.shall r. that which hisdingeis made 
 
 R1..SPECTED. 
 
 Lam. 4. 16. they r. not the persons of the priest 
 RESPECT EDS 1. 
 
 Isa. 57 . t 9 . thou ;-. the king and didst increase 
 Rli.SPECH'ER. 
 
 Acts 10. 34. I perceive God is no r. of persons 
 RE.SPEC TETH. 
 
 Job . 37 . 24. he r. not any that are w-ise of heart 
 Psal. 40. 4. blessed is the man that r. not the proud 
 RESPITE. 
 
 Exod. 8.15. w hen Pharaoh saw- that there w as r. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 3. the elders said, give us seven days’ r. 
 R ES1' 
 
 Signifies, [1] g? ceasing from labour or works, Ex-od. 
 5. 5. I .35. 2. [2] A respite, or hreatbing-time, 
 
 from open wars and hostilities, .losh. 14. 15. [3] 
 A calmness, composure, and tranquillity of spirit, 
 and a cheerful confidince in the promises and 
 providence of God, Psal. 116. 7. [4] A quiet, 
 
 fixed, and secure habitation, such was Canaan to 
 the Israelites, Vent. .3. 20. and the temple on 
 IMoriah to the ark, which before had no fixed 
 place, or settlement, Psal. 1.32. 8. And Naomi 
 says to Ruth, 'The Lord grant you may find 
 rest, that is, a comfortable settlement, Ruth 1. 9. 
 [5] The church and hou.'.e of God, wherein Christ 
 rested by his- loie and grace, Isa. 11. 10. [6] A 
 ceasing from tillage and husbandry, . 25. 5. 
 [ 7 ] That peace with God and their own con¬ 
 sciences. which believers enjoy in this world, hav¬ 
 ing the lure of God shed abroad in their hearts by 
 the Holy Ghost, witnessing their reconciliation, 
 justification, renovation, and adiption, so that 
 they rejoice in hope cf the glory of God, Mat. 11. 
 29. Hel). 4. .3. Eor we which have believed do 
 enter into rest. [8] God's sacred rest from the 
 7corks of creation, Heb. 4. 4. And God did rest 
 the seventh day from all bis works ; that is, 
 after God had perfected the invisible and visible 
 world, on the review of all his works, finding them 
 very good, he was sati.’‘fied in all those discoveries 
 of his own perfections in the works of his hands. 
 God always enjoyed his own gloiy and blessed¬ 
 ness even from eternity; hut this rest hath rc- 
 .‘‘pect to the precedent work of creation, and that 
 joyful reflection that God made upon his own 
 works; because they were according to the model 
 of his infinite insdom, he was infinitely .plea.'Cd 
 in them. 'This sacred rest, and that -which -was 
 promised to the Israelites in the land of Canaan, 
 are mentioned hy the apostles as illustrations of 
 that rest which the saints shall enjoy in heaven 
 after all their works done for the glory of God on 
 earth. Heb. 4. 9. 1 liere remaineth therefore a 
 rest to the people of (iod. 'J'he Israelites uere 
 at first harassed in E.gypt u'iih ciuel tppressicn, 
 and they were to pass through a waste and -wild 
 u'ilderness, -wherein they were to have tnavy hard 
 and dilficult journeys: to those that did helieve 
 and obey, Canaan was promised as a land of rest ; 
 hut ibis temporal Canaan -was only a type of the 
 heavenly Gi\\rd-o.n, the land above, that flows u itli 
 milk and honey ; that is, where holiness and joy 
 and pleasure are for ever in pcrj'ection. 
 
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 RES 
 
 RES 
 
 HEST, Snhsta7itite, 
 
 Gen. 8. + 21. llie l.ord smelled a savour of r. 
 
 49. 15. Tssachar saw that r, was trood 
 Eioei. 16. 2:5. to-morrow the r. ot the holy sabbath 
 31 15. but 111 the seventh is the sabbath of r. 35. 
 
 2. Lev. If). 31. I 23.,3, .32. 1 25. 4. 
 
 33.14. niy presence shall go, and 1 will give thee r. 
 Lev. 25. 5. for it is a year of r. to the land 
 Kum. 28. +2. offering for a savoui’of r. shall observe 
 JJeut. 3. 20. until the.Lord have given t. Jonh. 1.13. 
 12. 9. for ye are not as yet come to the r. 
 
 10. when he giveth yon r. from your enemies 
 
 25. 19. when the Lord thy God hath given thee r. 
 28. 65. neither shall the sole of thy foot have r. 
 
 Josh. 1. 15. the Lord hath given your brethren r. 
 
 14. 15. Hebron the inheritance of Caleb, and the 
 lanil had r. fiom war, Judg. 3. 11.1 5. 31. 
 
 21. 44. the Lord gave them r. round about 
 
 22. 4. God hath given r. || 23. 1. 1 ord had given r. 
 Judg. 3. .30. and th.e land had r. eighty years 
 Jiuth 1. 9. the Lord grant you may find r. each 
 
 3. 1. daughter, shall 1 not seek r. for thee 
 18. for the man will not be in r. till have finished 
 2 Ham. 7. 1. the Lord had given him r. from his 
 enemies, 1 Khigs 5. 4. 18. 56. 2 C/inm. 14. 6,7. 
 14. t 17. word of my lord king shall now be tor r. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. .31. after that the ark had r. 
 
 22.9. who shall he a man of r. and 1 will give him r. 
 18. hath he not given you r. on every side r 
 
 23. 25. God of Israel hath given r. to his people 
 28. 2. I had in mine, heart to build a house of r. 
 
 2 Chron. 15.15. the Lord gave them r. round about 
 20. .30. for his God gave him r. round about 
 
 Lzra 6. + 10. they may offer sacrifices of r. to God 
 L'eh. 9. 28. hut after they b.ad r. they did evil again 
 Lslh 2. + 18. he made a r. to the jjrovinces 
 
 9. 16. the Jews had r. from their enemies 
 Joh 3. 13. 1 should have slept, then had 1 been at r. 
 17. and there the weary be at r. 
 
 26. I was not in safety, neither had I r. 
 
 11. 18. thou Shalt take thy r. in safety 
 17.16. when our r. together is in the dust 
 
 .36. + 16. r. of thy table should be full of fatness 
 Psal. 38. 3. neither is there any r. in my bones 
 55. 6. then would 1 fly away and be at r. 
 
 94.13. that thou mR.yest give him r. from adversity 
 95. 11. that they should notenter into my r. 
 
 116. 7. return to thy r. O my soul, for the I.oid 
 1.32. B. arise, O Lord, into thy r. thou and ark 
 14. this is my r. for ever, here will 1 dwell 
 Prov. 29. 17 . correct thy son, he shall give thee r. 
 Lee/. 2. 23. his heart taketh not r. in the night 
 
 6. 5. this hath more r. than the other 
 Jsa. 11. 10. Gentiles seek, and his r. shall be glor. 
 14. 3. the I.ord shall give thee r. from thy sorrow 
 
 7 . whole earth is at r. and quiet, Zech. 1.11. 
 
 18. 4. I ord said, 1 will take my r. and consider 
 28.12. this is r. wherewith ye cause weary to rest 
 
 30.15. in returning and r. shall ye be saved 
 
 34. 14. and find for herself a place of r. 
 
 66. 1. and where is the place of my r. ? 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. and ye shall find r. for your souls 
 .30. 10. Jacob shall retuiu an<i be in r. 46. 27. 
 
 34. that he may give r. to the land 
 Lzek. 16. + 19 . hast set it before them for savour of r. 
 20. + 41. I will accept w ith your savour of r. 
 
 .38. 11. I will go to them that are at r. 
 
 Pan. 4. 4.1 IS ebuchadnez. was at r. in mine house 
 Mie. 2. 10. arise and depart, for this is not your r. 
 Zeeh. 9. 1. and Damascus shall be the r. thereof 
 Alat. 11. 28. come unto me and I will give you r. 
 29 . and ye shall find r. to j onr souls 
 
 12. 4.3. seeking r. and fimieth none, Lule 11. 24. 
 
 26. 45. sleep on now, and take your r. AJar/c 14. 41. 
 
 Jo/m 11.13. that he had spoken of taking r. in sleep 
 Aets 7 . 49 . or w hat is the place of my r. ? 
 
 9 . .31. then had the churches r. through all Judea 
 2 Thess. 1 . 7 . to you who aie troubled r. with us 
 Jleb. .3. 11. they shall not enter into my r. 18. 
 
 4. 1. lest a promise being left us of enter, into r. 
 
 .3. for we which have believed do enter into r. 
 
 5. and again, if they shall enter into my r. 
 
 8. for if'Jesus had given them r. then not spoken 
 
 9 . there remaineth a r. to the people of God 
 
 10. he that is entered into his r. hath ceased 
 
 11. let us labour therefore to enter into that r. 
 
 -See iNo. 
 
 BE.ST, Adjective. 
 
 Gen. 30 . 36. Jacob fed the r. of Laban's flock 
 Eiod. 28. 10. the names of the r. on the other stone 
 Lev. 5. 9. the r. of the blood shall be wrung out 
 14. 17 . the r. of the oil that is in his hand, 29., 
 L'um. .31. 8. beside the r. of them that were slain 
 32. and the booty, being the r. of the prey 
 Pent. 3. 1.3. the r. of Gilead gave 1 to the half tribe 
 Jo.<:h. 10. 20. the r. entered into fenced cities 
 Judg. 7 . 6. but the r. bowed dow n to drink water 
 
 1 Ham. 15.15. and the r. have we utterly destroyed 
 
 2 Ham. 10. 10. the r. of the people he delivered to 
 
 Abishai his brother, 1 Chron. 19. 11. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 30. the r. fletl to Aphek to the city 
 
 2 Kings 4. 7 . live thou and thy children of the r. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 8. Joab repaired the r. of the city 
 
 16. 41. Jeduthun and the r. chosen to give thanks 
 
 2 C/tr. 24. 14. they brought the r. of the money 
 Keh. 2. 16. nor told it to the r. that did the work 
 
 6. 1. r. of our enemies heard I had built the wall 
 11. 1. the r. of the people also cast lots 
 
 Lith. 9 . 12. what have done in the r. of provinces ? 
 Psa/. 17 . 14. and leave the r. to their babes 
 Jsa. 10. 19. the r. of the trees of his forest be few 
 Lze/c. 45. 8. the r. of the land shall give to Israel 
 Pan. 2. 18. that Daniel should not perish with the r. 
 Zech. 11 . 9 . let the r. eat the flesh of another 
 Alat. 27 . 49. T. Said, let us see if Elias will come 
 Jju/(e 12. 26. w hy take ye thought for the r. '! 
 
 24. 9 . and told to the eleven and to all the r. 
 
 Acts 2. . 37 . Ihe,v said to Peter and the r. of apostles 
 5. 1.3. of r. durst no man .join himself to them 
 
 27 . 44. and the r. they escaped all safe to land 
 Pom. 11. 7 . election oblaitie<i, and r. were blinded 
 1 CoT.1. 12. to the r. speak I, not the Lord 
 
 1 Cot. 11. .34. the r. -will I set in order when! come 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 2. not live r. of his time to lusts of men 
 Rev. 2. 24. to you 1 say, and to the r. in I'hyatira 
 
 9. 21). the r. that were not killed repented not 
 i.0. 5. r. of the dead lived notagaintill lOOOyears 
 See Acts. 
 
 IlE.s r, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 18. 4. wash your feet, and r. under the tree 
 Exud. 5. 5. ye make them r. from their burdens 
 2.3. 11. in the seventh year thou shalt let it r. 
 
 12. on the seventh day thou shalt r. 31. 21. 
 
 .34. 21. in earing time and in harvest thou sh.alt r. 
 Lev. 2.3. + 32. from even to even shall ye r. 
 
 25. t 2. then shall the land r. to the I.ord, 26. 34. 
 
 26. .35. because it did not r. in your sabbaths 
 Pent. 5.14. tliy maid-servant may r. as well as thou 
 Josh. 3. 1.3. as soon as the feet of the priests sl.all r. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 29. let it r. on the head of Joab 
 
 7 . 11. have caused thee to r. from thine enemies 
 21. 10. neither the birds to r. on them by day 
 2 Kings 2. 15. the si)irit of Elijah doth r. on l-.Iisha 
 2 Chron. 14. 11. we r. on thee, in thy name we go 
 ye/) .3. 18. tlierethe prisoners r. together, hear not 
 14. 6. that he may r. till he shall accomplish 
 I'sa/. 16 . 9. my flesh sliall r. in hope, xicts 2. 26. 
 
 37 . 7 . T. in the Lord, and w ait patiently for him 
 125. 3 . rod of w icked shall not r. on the l ighteous 
 1^)ov. 6 . . 35 . nor w ill he r. content, tho' thou g. girts 
 Cant. 1 . 7 . where thou makest thy flock to r. at noon 
 ■vfl. 7 . 19 . all of them shall r. in the desolate valleys 
 11.2. the Spirit of the l ord shall r. upon him 
 25. 10 . in this mountain shall the hand of Lord r. 
 
 28.12. wherewith ye may cause the weary tor. 
 
 .30. +32. the grounded stall shall r. upon him 
 .34. 14. the screech-owl also shall r. there 
 51. 4. I w ill make my judgment to r. for a light 
 57 . 2. enter into peace, they shall r. in their beds 
 20. are like the troubled sea, when it cannot r. 
 
 62. 1. for .jerusalem’ssake 1 will not r. 
 
 63.14. the. Spirit of the Lord caused him to r. 
 
 Jer. 31. 2. when I went to cause him to r. 
 
 47 . 6. put up into thy scabbard, r. and be still 
 Eze/c.b. 13. 1 w ill cause my fury to r. upon them, 
 and will be comforted, 16. 42.1 21. 17 .1 24. 13. 
 44. 30. that he may cause the blessing to r. 
 
 Van. 12. 1.3. for thou shalt r. and stand in the lot 
 Hah. .3. 16. that 1 might r. in the day of trouble 
 Zeph. .3. 17 . he will r. in love, he will joy over thee 
 iliarX-6. .31. come into a desert |)lace, and r. awhile 
 Lu/(e 10. 6. ifson of peace there, your peace shall r. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9 . that the power of Christ may r. on me 
 Jleb. 4. 4. God did r. seventh clay from his works 
 Rev. 4. 8. they r. not ciay and night saying. Holy 
 6.11. tiiat they should r. yet fora little season 
 14. 13. that they may r. from their labours 
 KE.SIED. 
 
 Gen. 2. 2. he r. on seventh day, 3. Ex. 20.11.1 31.17- 
 8. 4. the ark r. H Exod. 10.14. locusts r. in Egypt 
 Exod. 16. .30. the people r. on the seventh day 
 ISttm. 9. 18. as long as the cloud abode they r. 23. 
 
 10. 12. the cloud r. in the wilderness of Paran 
 
 .36. w hen it r. he said, return, O Lord, to thous. 
 
 11. 25. when the .Spirit r. upon them, 26. 
 
 Josh. 11. 2.3. and the land r. fi om w ar 
 . Sam. 25. t 9. they spake in David’s name, and r. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 16 . the chambers r. on the house 
 
 2 C/iron. .32. 8. people r. on the words of Hezekiah 
 E.sth. 9 . 17 . on the 14th day of the same r. they, 18 
 
 22. wherein the Jews r. from their enemies 
 Job'Xd. 27 . mv bowels boiled and r. not 
 Lu/iC 23.56. they r. sabbath-day, according to com. 
 REST ESI. 
 
 Horn. 2. 17 . thou art a Jew', and r. in the law 
 RESTITH. 
 
 Joi 24. 23. it be given him in safety, w hereon he r. 
 Prov. 14. .33. w isdom r. in heart of liim that hath 
 Ecc/. 7 . 9 . for anger r. in the bosom of tools 
 Isa. 7 . + 2. saying, Syria r. on Ephraim 
 
 1 Pet. 4.14. tor the Spirit of God r. upon you 
 
 RESEIRG. 
 
 Xum. 10. 33. to search out a r. place for them 
 
 2 C/iron. 6. 41. arise, O Lord, into thy r. place 
 Prov. 24. 15. spoil not his r. place 
 7 ^ 0 . 32 . 18 . my people shall dwell in r. places 
 Jer. 50. 6. they have forgotten theii' r. place 
 
 RESTEfU flON. 
 
 Exod. 22. 3. he should make full r. 5,6,12. 
 
 Job 20. 18. according to his substance shall r. be 
 Acts 3. 21. until the'times of r. of all things 
 R ESI ORE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To give ba(/c again, Gen. 20. 14. 
 .ludg. 11. 1.3. [2] To set agam in the Jit^it state 
 or condition, G^w. 40. 1.3. Isa. 1.26. Acts 1. 6- 
 [.3] To recove), or get again, 2 Kings 14. 25. [4] 
 
 To ma/-e restitution or satisfaction for pretended 
 wrongs out of otie's proper right or substance, 
 Psal. 69. 4. [5] To /teal or cure. Mat. 12. 13. 
 
 [6] To reform the corrupt state of t/ie c/mrch, 
 both in doctrine, worship, and /ife. Mat. 17. H 
 
 [7] To endeavour to hi mg a person, that has 
 
 fa//en into sin, to a sight of his sin, to a sense of 
 Cod's pardoning mercy, and to amendment oj hfe. 
 Gal. 6.1. , 
 
 Gen. 20 . 7 . now* theretore r. the man his wife, and 
 if thou r. her not, thou shalt surely die 
 40. 1.3. Pharaoh will r. thee to thy place 
 42. 25. to r. e\ ery man's money into his sack 
 Exud. 22. 1. he shall r. five oxen for an ox 
 
 4 . if theft be certainly found, he shall r. double 
 Lev. 6. 4. he shall r. that which he took away 
 
 5. he shall even r. it in the principal 
 
 24. 21. he that killeth a beast, he shall r. it 
 
 25. 27 . and r. the overplus to whom he sold it 
 28. but if he be not able to r. it to him 
 
 Kum. .35. 25. congregation shall r. him to the city 
 Pent. 22. 2. things strayed thou shalt r. again 
 Jkc/o.H. 1.3. therefore r.dl'.ose lands again peaceably 
 17 . 3 . 1 willr. it, 1/ba/T). 12.3. 1 /\ings‘M. 34. 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 7. 1 w ill r. thee all the land of Saul 
 12. 6. he shall r. the lamb fourfold 
 16. .3. to-day shall the house of Israel r. me 
 2 Kingsii. 6. r, all that washers, and fruits of field 
 
 Neh. 5. 11. r. T pray you, to them 1! 12. we wiR r. 
 
 Job 20. 10. and his hands shall r. their goods 
 18. that w hich he lahoureth for, shall he r. 
 
 Psa/. 51. 12. r. to me the joy of thy salvation 
 Prov. 6. .31. if he be found, he shall r. sevenfold 
 Isa. 1.26. 1 will r. thy judges as at the first 
 42. 22. they are for spoil, and none saith r. 
 
 + 9. 6. and to r. the preserved of Israel 
 b~. 18. 1 will lead and r. comforts unto him 
 Jer. 27 . 22. 1 will r. them to this place 
 .30. 17 . I w'ill r. health to thee, and heal thee 
 Eze/c.33. 15. if the wicked r. pledge, shall live 
 Pati. 9. 25. command to r. and to build Jerusaleirr 
 Joe/ 2. 25. 1 will r. you the years locu.st bath eaten. 
 AJat. 17 . 11. Elias shall come and r. all things 
 Luie 19. 8. have taken any thing, I r. him fourfold 
 Acts 1.6. IjOrd, wilt thou r. kingdom to Israel r 
 Gai. 6.1. r. such an one in the spirit of meekness 
 RES I OKED. 
 
 Gen. 20. 14. Abimelech r. him Sarah his w ife 
 
 40. 21, he r. the chief butler to his butlei>liip 
 
 41. 1.3. tne he r. to mine office, him he hanged 
 
 42. 28. my money ii r. and it is in my sack 
 Veut. 28. .31. thine ass shall not be r. to thee 
 Judg. 17 . 3. when he had r. the 1100 shekels, 4, 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 14. the cities taken from Isiael were r. 
 
 1 Kings V.^. 6. pray for me, that my hand may be 
 T. to me ; the king's hand was r. him agaiir 
 
 2 Kings 8. 1. woman, whose son he had r. to life, 5. 
 14. 22. he built and r. Elath to Judah, 2 Chron. 
 
 26. 2. 
 
 25. he r. coast of Israel from Hamath to the sea 
 2 Chron. 8. 2. the cities Hut am had r. to .Solomon 
 Ezia 6. 5. the vessels brought to Babylon be r. 
 
 Psal. 69. 4. 1 r. that which I took not away 
 Ezek-. 18. 7 . but hath r. to the debtor his pledge 
 
 12. hatli spoiled by violence, hath not r. pledge 
 Alut. 12. 1.3. he stretched his hand forth ami it 
 was r. whole like as the other, AJar/c 3. 5v 
 Luke 6. It). 
 
 Alark 8. 25. his sight was r. and he saw clearly 
 Ileb. 13. 19 . that I may be r. to you the sooner 
 RE.SEORER. 
 
 Ruth 4. 15. he shall be to thee a r. of thy life 
 Isa. 58.12. shall be called r. of paths to dw ell in 
 RE.SIORETII. 
 
 Psal. 2.3. 3. he r. my soul,he leadeth me in paths 
 Alark 9 . 12. Elias cometh first and r. all tilings 
 RESTORING. 
 
 Psa/. 19. + 7 . law' of the I.ord is perfect, r. the soul 
 Alic. 2. + 4. instead of r. he hath divided our fields 
 RES 1 RAIN. 
 
 1 -Saw. 9. + 17 . this same shall r.my people 
 
 2 Kings 4. + 24. r. not for me to ride except 1 bid theo 
 Joh 15. 8. and dost thou r. wisdom to thyself' 
 
 /^sal. 76 . 10. the remainder of wrath shalt thou r. 
 Pan. 9. +24. seventy weeks determined to r. transg. 
 
 RES 1 RAINED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 2. and the rain from heaven was r. 
 
 11.6. and now nothing will be r. from them 
 16. 2. Sarai said, I.ord hath r. me from bearing 
 Exod. .36.6. the people were r. from bringing 
 1 Sam. .3. 1.3. Eli’s sons vile, and he r. them not 
 Isa. 6.3.15. thy mercies toward me, are they r. ? 
 Ezek. .30. + 18*at I ehaphnehes the day shall be r. 
 
 31.15. 1 T. the floods thereof, and great waters 
 Acts 14. 18. with these sayings scarcer, they people 
 RESTRAIN E.SI. 
 
 Joh 15. 4. yea, thou r. prayer before God 
 RESTRAIN E. 
 
 Lev. 2.3. + 36. it is a day of r. Pevt. 16. t 8. 2 Chr. 
 
 7 . + 9 . Keh. 8. + 18. Joel 1. + 14. 
 Judg. 18. + 7 . there was no heir of r. to put to shame 
 1 Sam. 14. 6. for there is no r. to the Lord to save 
 Jer. 17 . t 8. shall not be careful in the year of r. 
 
 RESI RAIN ES. 
 
 Jer. 14. + 1. the word of the Lord concerning r. 
 RE.SIS. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 6. he made narrowed r. round about 
 RESURRECTION. 
 
 The belief of a general resurrection of the deadr 
 which wilt come to pass at the end of the world, 
 and which will be followed with an immortality 
 either of happiness or misery, is a principal 
 article of religion in common to the Jew and the 
 Christian; it is very expressly taught both in the 
 Old and New 'I estament. Job 19. 25, 26,27. 
 And though after my skin worms destroy this 
 body, vet in my flesh shall I see God, (Nc. Johix 
 5. 28, 29 . IMarvel not at this, for the hour is com¬ 
 ing, in which all that are in the graves shall hear 
 Ills voice, and shall come torih, they that have 
 done good, unto the resurrection or life:. and_ 
 they that have done evil, unto the resurrection ot 
 damnation.. . . 
 
 The resurrection is a doctrine unknow n to the wisest 
 heathens, and peculiar to the gospel: 'ome glim¬ 
 merings they had oJ the soul s immortality, but nn 
 knowledge of the reviving of the body. Put reason 
 assists faith in this point, both as to the will oj 
 God, and his power for the performing it. The 
 divine laws are the rule of duty to the entire man. 
 and not to the soul only / and th<y are obeyed 
 or violated by the soul and body in conjunction. 
 The soul designs, the body executis. 1 he sen.scs 
 ave the optii potts to admit itniptations, Carual 
 affections deprave the soul, corrupt the luiiid, 
 and mislead it. The heart is the fountain of 
 profaneness, and the tongue cxprc-'-.'es it.' 1 hns 
 the members are instruments of iniquity, xlnd 
 the body is obedient to the holy soul in doing 
 or .wffering Jur God; and denies its scn.'ual 
 ajipctites and satifactions in compliance with 
 reason and grace y the members are iu'-truments 
 of righteousness. Hence it jo/lows, that t/ure 
 will he an unnersal resurrection, that the ic- 
 warding goodness of God may appear in making 
 the bodies of his servants gloriously happy with 
 their souls, and their souls comphtey happy 
 in union with their bodies, to which they have <1 
 natural inclination; and his rciinning justice 
 may be manifest, in punishing the bvdies of the 
 
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RES 
 
 RET 
 
 ti’icled vith eternal torments ansicerahh to their 
 gnilt. And as to the pussihility of the resurrec¬ 
 tion. the continual production of things in the 
 world, is a clear demonsti ation of the power of 
 God for that effect. There is an instance that 
 our iSaviour and the apostle Paul made use of, as 
 an image of the resurrection: A of coni 
 
 sowed in the earth, corni))ts and dies, and after 
 sjirinys up entire ; its death is a disposition to 
 ///!?. John IG. 2J. 1 Cor. 15. 36. 'The essays of 
 God's power in the works of returning nature, 
 flowers and fruits in their season, instruct us how 
 easily he can make those that are in the dust to 
 awake to life. 
 
 But more especially the resurrection of Christ is 
 the aigvment, the claim, and assurance of the re- 
 surreciion of believers to glory. Tor God chose 
 and appoint d him to he the ex ample and princi¬ 
 ple, from whom all divine blessings should be de¬ 
 rived to them; accordinnty he tells his disciples, 
 35ecause 1 live, ye shall live also, John 14. 19. 
 Tie is called the lirst-fruits of them that slept, 
 1 Cor. 15. GO. because as the first fruits were a 
 pledge and as.ntrante of the following harvest; 
 and as from the condition of the first fruits being 
 offered to God, the whole harvest -wasentitled to a 
 ccnisecrniion, so our Saviour s resurrection to the 
 life i f glory is the earnest and assurance of curs. 
 Tie is the Head, believers are his menibei's; and 
 therefore shall have communion with him in his 
 life, it is recorded, to confirm the hope of be¬ 
 lievers, how early his power was displayed in forc¬ 
 ing the grave to release its captives. Mat. ‘27- 52, 
 53. And many bodies of saints which slept, 
 arose, and came out of the graves after his resur¬ 
 rection, and went into the holy city, and ap¬ 
 peared unto many. From what he has done, to 
 what he ran do, the con.-eguence is clear. 
 
 Xhf. Hksl'krkction of Christ is the most 
 important article of the gospel, and the demomtra- 
 tion of all the rest; hence St. Paul says, 1 Cor. 
 15. 14. If Christ be not risen, then is our 
 preaching vain, and your faith is also vain : 
 And verse 17, If C hrist be not raised, your faith 
 is vain, ye are yet in your sins. '1 he apostles, 
 being sent to convert the world, were to lay this 
 down as the foundation of their preaching, 1 hat 
 .lesus Christ was raised from the dead, that all 
 might yield faith and obedience to him. Acts 1. 
 21, 22. Wlierefore of these men which have 
 companied with us, all the time that the Lord 
 •lesus went in and out among us, beginning 
 from the baptism of.Iohn, unto the same day 
 that he was taken up from us, must one be 
 ordained to be a witness with us of his resur- 
 re(:tion. 'The resurrection of Christ confirms the 
 faith of Christians in his person, as he is thereby 
 declared to be the Son of Cod with power, Horn. 
 
 I. 4. lie was the Son of God from eternity, as 
 the Word; and from the first moment of his 
 incarnation as God-^Ian : yet the honour of 
 this relation was much eclipsed in his poor life 
 and ignominious death; but in his resurrection 
 God did publicly oien him in the face of the 
 world: therefore he is represented testifying from 
 heaven, 1 hou art mv Son, this day have I be¬ 
 gotten thee. Acts 13. .33. His resurrection was 
 likewise a most pregnant proof of the all-suffi¬ 
 ciency of his satisfaction. The curse of the laio 
 accompanied his death, and seemed like an in¬ 
 finite weight to lie on his grave ; but in using 
 again, the value and virtue of his su fferings was 
 hilly declared. Korn. 4. 25. He was delivered 
 mr our offences, and was raised again for our 
 justitication : Having as our surety paid our debt, 
 and given full satisfaction to divine justice, he 
 was released from the grave, and the discharge 
 was most solemnly published to the world. On 
 this doctrine of his resurrection, as was said, is 
 also built our faith in his promises, to give life 
 and glory to his servants. Tor how could we be¬ 
 lieve him to be the Author of life, who remained 
 under the power of death ? If he had been con¬ 
 fined to the grave, all our hopes had been buried 
 with him. But his resurrection is the cau.se, pat¬ 
 tern, and argument of ours; and Christ may be 
 said, not only to have raised his body from the 
 grave, but also his church with him. 
 
 JMat. 22. 23. came to him the Sadducees, who say 
 there is no r. i\Iarkl<Z. la./lcti 2.3. 8. 1 Cor. 15. 12. 
 28- thei efore in the r. whose wife'shall she be of 
 the seven :• IMark 12. 23. Luke 20. .33. 
 .30. in the r. they neither marry, nor are given 
 .31._but as touching the r. have ye not read that 
 ^7- 5.3. and came out of the graves after hisr. 
 mke 14. 14. thou shalt be recompensed at the r. 
 
 2(). 27. deny any r. || .36. the children of the r. 
 
 John 5. 29. they that have done good to the r. of 
 life, that have clone evil, to the r. of damnation 
 11.24. 1 know that my brother shall rise in the r. 
 
 25. Jesus Said to her, 1 am the r. and the life 
 Acts 1. 22. to be a witness with us of his r. 
 
 2. 31. David spake of the r. of Christ 
 
 4. 2. they preached through Jesus r. from the dead 
 .3.3. gave witness of the r. of the I.ord Jesus 
 17. 18. because he preached Jesus and the r. 
 
 .32. when they heard of the r. some mocked 
 
 2.3. 6. ot the hope and r. I am called in question 
 24. 15. that there shall be a r. of the cleaci 
 
 21. I cried among them, touchingr. of the dead 
 Horn. 1. 4. declared by the r. from the dead 
 6. 5. we shall be also in the likeness of Ids r. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 1.3. but if there be no r. of thectead 
 
 21. by man came the r. 1| 42. so is r. of the ciead 
 Phil. fi. 10. that I may know the, power of his r. 
 
 II. it I ought attain to the r. of the dead 
 
 2 'Tim. 2. 18. saying, that the r. is past already 
 Jleb. 6. 2. of r. from the dead, and eternal judgment 
 
 11.35. that they might obtain abetter r. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 3. a lively hope, by r, of Jesus from dead 
 
 3. 21. baptism doth save us, by r, of Jesus Christ 
 liev. 20. 5. this is the first r. 
 
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 I Rev. 20.6. blessed and holy is he hath part in first r. 
 RKIAIN. 
 
 1 C/m. 29. + 14. my people that we should r. strength 
 Job‘Z. 9. dost thou still r. thine integrity '. 
 
 Prov. 4. 4. he said, let thine heart r. my words 
 11.16. gracious woman honour, strong men r. riches 
 T.ccl. 8 . 8 . no man hath power to r. the spirit 
 Dan. 11 . 6 . she shall not r. the power of the arm 
 .lohn GO. 23. w hose soever sins ye r. they are retain. 
 Horn. 1 . 28. did not like to r. God in their knowl. 
 UEl Al N 1,11. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 8 . Gideon r. tliose three hundred men 
 
 19. 4. the dauisel s father r. him, and lie alKxie 
 Dan. 10 . 8 . left alone, and 1 r. no strength, 16. 
 John 20. 23. whose sins ye retain, they are r. 
 Philem, 13. whom 1 woidcl have r. with me 
 
 KE I AlNEl IL 
 
 Prov. 3. 18. and happy is every one that r. her 
 11 . 16. grac. woman r. honour, strong men riches 
 Mic. 7. 18. he r. not his anger for ever 
 HEl lltE. 
 
 2 Sam. 11 . 15. set him in the hottest battle, and r. 
 Jer. 4. 6 . set up standard toward Zion, r. stay not 
 
 RETIRED. 
 
 Judg. 20. .39. when the men of Israel r. in battle 
 2 Sam. 20. 22. they’ r. from the city every man 
 R E i URN, Svh.gantive. 
 
 Gen. 14. 17. w’ent out to meet Abram after his r. 
 
 1 Sam.~t. 17 . Samuel’s r. was to Hamah, his house 
 
 2 Nffw. 11 -H. at r. of year Dav. sent, 1 Chr. 20. + 1 . 
 1 Kings 20 . 22 . for at the r. of the year the king of 
 
 Syria will come up against thee, 26. 
 RETURN 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To go back again, Exod. 13. 17. [ 2 ] 
 'To ccme again, 2 Chron. 18. 26. [ 3 ] 'To re¬ 
 quite or recompense, 1 Kings 2 . 44. [ 4 ] To re¬ 
 pent, as when a sinner, who has erred from the 
 ways of God's commandments, dsth return to 
 God by unfeigned-epentance, Isa. 10 . 21 . Ezek. 
 
 18. .32. [5] To comply with sinners in their 
 sinful cour.se.fi or to soothe them up therein, Jer. 
 15. 19. [ 6 ] 'To shew fresh signs of favour and 
 mercy, after some afilictiuns fur sins, Psal. 6 . 
 4. .Joel 2. 14. [7] 'To relate, Exod. 19. 8 . [ 8 ] 
 lo depart or gel away, 1 Sam. 29. 4. [ 9 ] 'To 
 iterate, Prov. 26. t 11. 
 
 Gen. .3. 19. in sweat eat bread, till thou r. to the 
 ground, for dust thou art, to dust shalt thou r. 
 
 16. 9. r. to thy mistress and submit thyself 
 
 18. 10. he said, I will certainly r. to thee, 14. 
 
 .31. .3. and r. to the land of thy kindred, 13. 
 
 .32. 9. G God, the Lord, which saiclst to me, r. 
 Exod. 4. 18. let me r. to my brethien in Egypt 
 
 19. the Ixirci said unto ]\ioses, go r. into Egypt 
 
 1.3. 17- lest the people re|ient, and r. to Egypt 
 Lev. 25. 10 . shall r. to his possession, 13, 27 , 28. 
 
 41. and he shall r. unto his own family’ 
 
 27. 24. in year of jubilee, the field shall r. to him 
 Kum. 8 . t 25. from the age of fifty r. from warfare 
 
 10 . .36. r. Lord, to the many thousands of Israel 
 
 14. 4. let us make a captain, and r. into Egypt 
 
 2.3. 5. the l ord said, r. unto Balak, and speak 
 .32. 22. then afterward ye shall r. and be guiltless 
 35. 28.. after the death of l)igh priest, the slay er 
 
 shall r. to the land of his possession. Josh. HO. 6 . 
 Deut. 3. 20 . then shall ye r. every man to his pos¬ 
 session which 1 have given to you, Josh. 
 1 . 15. 
 
 17. 16. nor shall he cause people to r. to Egypt 
 20. 5. let him go and r. to Ids house, 6 , 7, 8 . 
 
 30. 3. the Lord thy God will r. and gather thee 
 
 8 . thou shalt r. and obey the voice cjf fl)e Lord 
 Josh. 22 . 4. now r. ye, and get you unto your tents 
 8 . say ing, r. with much riches to your tents 
 Judg.". 3. whosoever is fearful and afraid, let him r. 
 
 11 . 31. when I r. from the children of Ammon 
 Fiuth 1 . 6 . arose, that she might r. from Moab 
 
 8 . Naonii said, go r. to Iter mother’s house 
 10 . surely we will r. with thee to thy people 
 
 15. r. tliou after thy sister-in-law 
 
 1 Sam. 6 . 3. but in any wise r. liim trespass-offering 
 8 . and put the jewels of gold which ye r. him ° 
 
 9. 5. Saul said to his servant, come, let us r. 
 
 26. 21. then said Saul, I have sinned r. my son Da. 
 29. 4. the princes said, make this fellow r. 7 . 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 26. how long ere thou bid the people r. ? 
 
 3. 16. then said Abner to him, go, r. he returned 
 
 10 . 5. till beards be grown, then r. 1 Chron. 19. 5 . 
 15. 19^ wherefore goest thou also with us ' r. 
 
 20 . seeing 1 go whither 1 may, r. thou, and take 
 34, if thou r. to the city and say unto Absalom 
 
 19. 14. they said, r. thou and all thy servants 
 24._ 13. advise and see what answer I shall r. 
 
 1 Kings 2 . 32. the T.ord shall r. his blood, 33 . 
 
 44. t.ord shall r. thy’ wickedness upon thine head 
 8 . 48. so r. to thee with all their heart and soul 
 
 12. 24. ye shall not go, r. every man to Ins house 
 26. now shall the kingdom ;. to house of David 
 
 19. 15. CO, r. on thy way to the wilderness 
 22. 17 . these have no master, let them r. every’ man 
 to his house in peace, 2 Chr. 11 . 4.1 j 8 . 16. 
 
 28. if thou r. at all in peace, 2 Chron. 18. 27. 
 
 2 /\'?>/< 7 .t 18. 14. say ing, 1 have ofl'ended.r. from me 
 
 19. 7 . the king of Assyria shall hear a rumour 
 and shall r. to Ids own land, 3.3. Isa. .37. 7 , 34 . 
 
 20. 10. nay, but let the shadow r. backward 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 24. and shall r. and confess thy name 
 .38. if they r. to thee with all their heart 
 10. 9. that we mav r. answer to this people 
 
 18. 26. put this fellow in the prison until I r. 
 
 .30. 6. be will r. to you || 9. it ye r. unto him 
 Keh. 2. 6. the king said to me, when wilt thon r. ? 
 
 4. 12. from all places, whence ye shall r. to ns 
 Esth.A. 15. Esther bade them r. Mordecai thisansw. 
 
 9.25. deviseof tiamanshould r. upon his own head 
 Job 1. 21. and naked shall 1 r. thither 
 6. 29. r. yea. r. again, my righteousness is in it 
 7^ 10. he shall r. no more' to his house, nor place 
 15. 22. he believeth not that he shall r. out of dark. 
 17 . 10. but as for you all, do y’e r. and come now 
 22. 2.3. if thou r. to the Aliinghfy, be built up 
 33. 25. he shall r. to the days'of'his youtli 
 
 Job 35. + 4. I will r. words to thee, and companiom 
 .36. 10. commaiidetli that they r. from iniquity 
 P.ial. 6. 4. r. G Lord, deliver my soul, O sa\e me 
 In. let mine enemies r. and be ashamed 
 7 . 7 . for their sakes therefore r. thou on high 
 16. his mischief shall r. upon his'own head 
 59. 6. they r. at evening I' 14. and let tliein r. 
 
 73 . I'l. therefore his people r. Iiither, and waters 
 
 74. 21. let not the oppressed r. ashamed, let iXKir 
 B;). 14. r. we beseech thee, O (iod of hosts 
 
 90 . 3. thou sayest, r. ye children of men 
 
 1.3. r. O I-ord how long r and let it reiKUit thee 
 94. 15. judgment shall r. unto righteousness 
 104. 29 . they die, and r. to their dust 
 iKj. 7 . T. to thy rest, U my sfiul, Ixird hath dealt 
 Prov. 2. 19 . none that go unto her r. again, iieitlier 
 26. 27 . he that rolleih a stone, it will r. on him 
 Eccl. 1 . 7 . fr.,in whence rivers come, thither they r. 
 5. 15. naked s' all he r. to go as he came 
 
 12. 2. nor the clouds T. after the rain 
 7 . dust shall r. to the eartli, and spirit r. to God 
 Cant. 0. 1.3. r. r. G .Shulami'e, r. r. that we may' 
 Isa. 1. t 27 . they that r. of her shall he redeemed 
 
 6.1.3. yet in it a tenth shall r. and shall be eaten 
 
 10.21. the remnant of Jacob shall r. to God, 22. 
 
 21. 12. if ye will inquire, inquire ye. r. come* 
 
 35.10. the ransomed of the Lord shall r. 51. 11 . 
 41. t 28. that when I asked them could r. a word 
 44. 22. r. unto me, for I have redeemed thee 
 
 6.3. 17 . r. for thy servant's sake, the tril>es 
 
 Jer. .3. 1. shall lie r. to her again f yet r. again tome 
 12. proclaim these words, r. backsliding Israel 
 
 22. r. ye backsliding children, and 1 will heal 
 
 4. 1. if thou wiltr. saith the J.ord, r. unto me 
 
 12. 15. I willr. and liave compassion on them 
 
 15. 19 . thus saith the J-ord, if thou r. let them 1. 
 
 unto thee, but r. not thou unto them 
 18. 11 . r. ye every one from hisevil way, 35. 15 . 
 
 22. In. for he shall r. no more his country 
 
 23. 14. that none doth r. from hb wickeilness 
 
 24. 7 . for they shall r. with their whole heart 
 .30. 10. and Jacob shall r. and be in rest, 46. 27. 
 
 .31. 8. a great company’ shall r. thither 
 
 .36. .3. that ye may r. every man from his evil wav 
 ^ 7 . it may be (hey will r. every one fr. hisevil way 
 . 37 . 7 . behold. Pharaoh's army shall r. to Egvi>t 
 44. 14. tliat they should r. into the land of Judah, 
 for none shall r. but such as escape, 28. 
 50. 9 . their arrows none shall r. in vain 
 Ezek. 16.55. when Sodom and Samaria shall r. they 
 desire to r. then thou and thy daughters shall r. 
 18. 2.3. that vyicked should r. from vvays and live 
 46. 17 . after it shall r. to the prince 
 Dan. 9 . + 25. after sixty-two weeks shall street r, 
 
 10. 20. and now will I r. to fight with Persia 
 
 11. 9 . and shall r. into his own land, 10, 28. 
 
 13. the king of the norili shall r. and set forth 
 29 . and the time apointed he shall r. and come 
 .30. therefore he shall be grieved and r. 
 
 Hos. 2. 7- 1 will go and r. to my first husband 
 9. 1 will r. and take away my corn and my wine 
 3. 5. afterward shall the children of Israel r. 
 
 5. 15. 1 will go and r. to my place, till they 
 7 . 16. they’ r. but not (othe'Most High 
 
 8.1.3. visit their sins they’ shall r. to Egypt, 9.3. 
 12.14. his reproacli shall his Ix)rd r. unto him 
 
 14. 7 . they that dwell under the shadow shall r. 
 
 Joel 2 . 14. \yho knoweth if he will r. and repent 
 3. 4. speedily will 1 r. recompenceon yourbea'I, 7. 
 Obad. 15. thy reward shall r. upon thine own head 
 JHc. 1 . 7 . they shall r. to the hire of an harlot 
 5. 3. then the remnant of his brethren shall r. 
 
 Jlal. 1. 4. whereas E'dom saith, we will r. and build 
 3. 7 . k. to me, and I will r. to you, saith the Lord 
 of hosts, but ye said, wherein shall we r. ? 
 18. then shall y e r. and discern between righteous 
 ]\lat. 10. 13. if it he not worthy, let your jreace r. 
 
 12. 44. hesaith, 1 will r. into my liouse, LukeW. 24. 
 24. 18. nor let him v. Inch is in the field, r. back 
 
 Luke 8. 39 . r. to thine own house, shew how great 
 12. .36. when he will r. from the wedding 
 Acts 15. 16 . after this I will r. and build again 
 
 18.21. but 1 will again r. to you, if God will 
 
 7’«'RETURN. 
 
 Exod. 4. 21. when thou goest to r. into Egypt 
 yum. 14. 3. were it not better for us to r. to Egypt 
 Dent. 17 . 16. nor cause the people to r. into Egypt 
 Ruth 1. 7 . they went to r. unto the land of Judah 
 
 16. entreat me not to leave thee, or to r. 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 11. so David and liismen rose early tor. 
 
 2 Chr. 10. 6. what counsel give ye to r. answer, 9. 
 Neh. 9. 17- appointed a captain to r. to bondage 
 Jer. 5. 3. they have refused to r. 8. 5. Hos. 11.5. 
 
 22. 27 . to the land where they desire to r. 44.14. 
 
 29. 10. in causing von to r. to this place, .30. 3. I 
 .32. 44.'| .3.3. 7. 11. 26. 1 34.22. | 42. 12. 
 34. 11. but they caused the servants to r. 16 . 
 
 . 37 . 20. cause me not to r. to the house, .38. 26. 
 
 Jam. 3. t2l. this I make to r. to my heart 
 Ezek. 21. .30. shall I cause it to r. into his sheath ? 
 
 29 . 14. cause them to r. to the land of Pathros 
 47 . 6. caused me to r. to the brink of the river 
 Hos. 4. + 9. 1 will cause to r. their doings 
 11. 5. Ass.vrian be his king, bee. they refused to r. 
 Luke 19 . 12. w ent to receive a kingefom and to r. 
 Acts 1.3. .34. now no more to r. to corruption 
 
 20.3. he purposed to r. through Macedonia 
 
 R E E U R N to, or unto the Lord. 
 
 Dent. .3<'). 2. and shalt r. unto the T^rd. and obey 
 1 Sam. 7 . 3. if ye r. unto the L. with all your hearts 
 Isa. 19 . 22. they shall r. unto TJ. he shall' heal them 
 55. 7-.let him r. unto L. he will have mercy on him 
 Hos. 6. 1. let us r. unto the Lord, for he hath torn 
 7 . 10. they’ do not r. to Lord nor seek him for this 
 14.1. O Israel, r. unto E. thy G. for thou hast fallen 
 K'ot RETURN. 
 
 Num. .32. 18. we will notr. toour houses till Israel 
 Deut. 28. t.31. thy ass taken, and shall not r. to thee 
 1 Sam. 15. 26. Samuel said, I will wet r. with thee 
 HSnm. 12. 23. go to him, but he shall not r. tome 
 1 Kings\li. 16. he said, I may not r. with thee 
 Job 7 . 1 7- mine eyes shall not r, to see good 
 
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 Job 10.21. before T go whence I shall 7iot r. 16. 22. 
 
 .10. 4. they go forth, and r. not unto them 
 i<a 4.5. 2.1. the word is gone out, and shall not r. 
 
 35. 11. it shall notr. to me void, but accomplish 
 Jer. ». 4. shall lie turn away, and ?iot r. ? 
 
 15 7. destroy, since they r. not trom their ways 
 
 22.11. he shall r. thither any more, 27. 
 
 2.1. 20. the anger of the Lord shall 7iot r. 10. 24. 
 Ez'ek.1. 13. for'seller shall notr. to what is sold, the 
 
 whole multitude thereof which shall 7Wt r. 
 
 1.1. 22. that he should not r. from his wicked way 
 
 21. 5. my sword jiot r. any more into his sheath 
 
 15. 9. thy cities shall not r. and ye shall know 
 46. 0. he shall 7wt r. by the way he came in 
 
 JIcs. T. 10. they do7iot r. to the I.or(i, nor seek him 
 11.5. he shall 7wt r. into the land of Egypt 
 9. I will 7iot r. to destroy Ephraim, 1 am (lod 
 Mat. 2.12. being warned they should not r. to Herod 
 Luke 17.31. he in held, let him likewise wc/ r. back 
 It El URN ED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 3. waters r. from oft the earth continually 
 9, the dove r. to him H 12. the dove r. not again 
 18.31. and Abraham r. unto his place 
 
 22. 19. so Abraham r. to his young men 
 
 42.24. .loseph r. again, and communed with them 
 43.10. surely now we had r. this sec-ond time 
 18. because of the money that was r. in our sacks 
 Exod. 5. 22. Moses r. to the Lord and said, 32. 31. 
 14.27. and the sea r. to his strength, 28. 
 
 19.8. Moses r. the words ot the people to Lord 
 Lev. 22.13. if she is r. to her father's house 
 Num. 11.14. the children ot Israel r. and wept, and 
 said, who shall give us llesh to ealt Deut. 1.45. 
 24. 25. Balaam rose up, and r. to his place 
 Josh. 2.16. hide yourselves till pursuers be r. 22. 
 
 4. 18. that the waters of .Iordan r. to their place 
 
 22. 9. the children of Reuben and ot Gad r. 
 
 .12. Phinehas and the princes r. from Iteuben 
 
 Jud(j. 2.19. when the judge was dead they r. 
 
 5. 29. yea, she r. answer to herself 
 
 7. 3. there r. of the people 22,0(,)0 from Gideon 
 8.13. Gideon r. from battle before sun was up 
 11. .19. Gideon’s daughter r. to her father 
 21. 23. the Benjamites r. to their inheritance 
 Euth 1. 22. so Naomi and Ruth her daughter r. 
 lN'aOT.l.t27. whom 1 obtained by petition shall be r. 
 
 6. 16. they r. to Ekron the same day 
 
 17. . 57 . David r. from the slaughter of Goliath 
 25.39. the Lord hath r. the wickedness of ISJabal 
 2 Ham. 1. 22. the sword of Saul r. not empty 
 .1. 16. then said Abner, go, return, and he r. 
 
 6. 20. then David r. to bless his household 
 
 16. 8. Lord r. on thee all blood of house of Saul 
 
 17 . 3 . the man whom thou seekest, is as if all r. 
 
 19.15. so the king r. and came to .Iordan 
 
 23. 10 . and the people r. after him only to spoil 
 
 1 Kings 13.10. and r. not by the way that he came 
 . 11 . after this thing .leroboam r. not from evil 
 
 2 Kings i. 35. Elisha r. and walked to and fro 
 
 5.15. he r. to man of God, he and his company 
 2 C/iron. 25. 10. and they r. home in great auger 
 
 .12. 21. Sennacherib r. with shame of face to land 
 Ezra 5. 11. thus they r. us answer, saying 
 Keh. 4 . 15. we r. all of us to the wall to work 
 9.28. yet when they r. and cried unto thee 
 Psa/. 3o. 13. my prayer r. into mine own bosom 
 78. .14. they r. and enquired early after God 
 
 126.11. when the Tw)rd r. the returning of Zion 
 J.sa. 38. 8 . so sun r. ten degrees, by which degrees 
 Jer. . 1 . 7 . 1 said, turn thou unto me, but she r. not 
 
 14.3. they r.with their vessels empty,were ashamed 
 
 18. t 4 .so he r. and made it another vessel 
 40. 12 . even all the .lews r. out of all places 
 
 Ezek. 1 . 14. and the living creatures ran, and r. 
 
 17 . and they r. not when they went 
 
 8. 17 . and have r. to provoke me to anger 
 
 9.111. the man witli the inkhorn r. the word 
 47 . 7 . w'heu 1 had r. lo, at the bank of the river 
 Dan. 4. .14. mine understanding r. unto me 
 .16. at the same time my reason r. unto me 
 Dos. 6.11. w hen I r. the captivity of my people 
 Amos 4. 6. yet have ye not /. to me, 8. 9,10, 11. 
 Zec/t. 1. 6. they r. and said, as the Lord thought 
 16. thus saith L. i am r. to.lerusal. with mercies 
 
 7 . 14.land desolate, thatnoman passed thio'norr. 
 
 8.3. 1 am r. to Zion, and will dwell in midst 
 Mat. 21.18. in the morning as he r. into the city 
 Mark 14. 40. when he r. he found them asleep 
 L^cke 1. 56. and Marv r. to her own house 
 
 2.20. shepherds r. glorifying God for all things 
 
 4. 1. Jesus full of the Holy Ghost r. from Jordan 
 14. Jesus r. in power of the Spirit into Galilee 
 
 8. .17- he went up into the ship and r. back again 
 40. when Jesus r. the people gladl.s received him 
 
 9.10. the apostles when r. again told hini all 
 
 30. 17 . the seventy r. again with joy, saying 
 
 17 .18. are not found that r. to give glory to God, 
 
 19.15. when he was r. having received kingdom 
 
 23. 48. all the people smote their breasts and r. 
 
 56. they r.and prepared spices and rested sabbath 
 
 24. 9.r. from sepulchre and told all these things 
 .1.1. they rose same hour, and r. to .lerusalem 
 52, they worshipped him, and r. to Jerusalem 
 
 Acts 1.12. then r. they to Jerusalem from Olivet 
 
 5. 22. when the officers found them not, they r. 
 
 8. 25. the apostles r. to Jerusalem, and preached 
 12.25. Barnabas and Saul r. from .lerusalem 
 
 13, 1.1. and John departing from them, r. to 
 
 .lerusalem 
 
 14. 21. they r. again to Lystra and Tconium 
 21.6. we took ship, and they r. home again 
 
 2.1. 32. they left the horsemen and r. to ihe castle 
 Gal. 1. 17 . and [ r. again unto Damascus 
 
 Heh. 11.15. might have had opportunity to have r. 
 1 Pet. 2.25. now r. to the Shepherd of your souls 
 REI URN EI H. 
 
 Psal. 146.4. his breath goeth, he r. to his earth 
 Prov. 26. 11. as a dog r. to his vomit, so a fool r. 
 Eccl. 1. 6. the wind r. according to his circuits 
 Isa. 55.10. rain r. not thither, but watereth earth 
 Ezek. .15. 7* him that r. 1 will cut oft’ from Seir 
 Zec/i. 9 .8.1 will encamp because of him that r. 
 
 RETURNING. 
 
 Gen. 8 . 13. the waters returned in going and r. 
 
 + 7 . the raven went forth in going and r. 
 
 Pfa/. 126. t 1. when the Loi'd returned r. of Zion 
 Isa. 30. 15. in r. and rest shall ye be saved 
 Luke 7 . 10. and they r. found the servant whole 
 Acts 8. 28. was r. and sitting chariot, read f .saias 
 Ueb. 7 . 1. met Abraham r. from slaughter of kings 
 REVEAL. 
 
 To reveal signifies. To discover that which was be¬ 
 fore concealed, to reveal a secret, Prov. 11-l-l. 
 Also to tnake a person understand any part of di¬ 
 vine truth which he knew not, or was in a mistake 
 about before. If in any thing ye be otherwise 
 minded, God shall reveal even this unto you, 
 Phil. 3. 15. The apostley-Axil, speaking of the 
 gospel, says. That therein is the righteousness ot 
 God revealed, Pom. 1. 17 . that is. That way, or 
 method of becoming righteous, which is oj God s 
 institution, oidination, appointment, and establitih- 
 ment, and which alone he will accept oJ to life, 
 namely by faith in Christ, is fully and plainly dis¬ 
 covered in the gospel; which was wholly unknown 
 to the Gentiles, and but obscurely made known to 
 r/ie .lews. And in veise 18. he says, '1 hat the 
 wrath of God is revealed from heaven a.gainst 
 all ungodliness of iiien: Uis displeasure was 
 made known by those judgments which he inflicts 
 upon sinners, and by their remorse and the chal¬ 
 lenges of their consciences. 
 
 Revelation, in Greek \noKa\v\Ins, is the name 
 given in particular to that part of the holy Scrip¬ 
 tures which was revealed to .lohn the Divine, in 
 the isle of Patinos, whither he had been banished 
 by Domitian, and which chiefly contains prophe¬ 
 cies, or predictions concerning the state of ihe 
 church in future ages. It is also called Revelation, 
 when God makes manifest any thing to man in an 
 extraordinary and supernatural maimer, whether 
 by dream, vision, ecstasy, or otherwise. St. Paul 
 says. That he had not received the gospel by the 
 ministry of men, but by a particular Revelation 
 from God, who had immediately conveyed the 
 knowledge of divine things unto him. Gal. 1. 12. 
 And elsewhere, 7 hat he did not go up to ,1 eriisalem 
 after his conversion by the mere motion of his own 
 mind, but in consequence of a revelation that he 
 had for that purpose. Gal. 2. 2. The word Ai)o- 
 calypsis is used likewise to express the mani¬ 
 festation of (ftirist to the Jews and Gentiles, 
 Luke 2. 32. The manifestation of the glory with 
 which God will glorify his elect and his faith¬ 
 ful servants at the last judgment, Rom. 8. 18. 
 And the declaration of his just judgments, in his 
 conduct both towards the godly and towards the 
 wicked, Rom. 2. 5. 
 
 Ruth 4. t4. and 1 said, I will r. in thine ear 
 Job 20. 27 . the heaven shall r. his iniquity 
 Psal. 119 . + 18. r. mine eyes that I may behold 
 Jer. .1.1. 6. I will r. them abundance of peace 
 Dan. 2. 47. seeing thou couldest r. this secret 
 Mat. 11. 27 . the Lather, but the Son, and he to 
 whomsoever the Son will r. him, Luke 10. 22. 
 Gal. 1.16. called me by his grace, to r. his Son in me' 
 Phil. 3. 15. God shall r. even this unto you 
 REVEALED. 
 
 Deut 29 . 29. but things r. to us and our children 
 
 1 Kam. 3. 7. nor was the word of the Lord r. to him 
 21. the l.ord r. himself to Samuel in Shiloh 
 
 9. t 15. now the Lord had r. the ear of Samuel 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 27 . thou hast r. to thy servant, saying 
 1 Chron. I 7 . t 25. hast r. the ear of thy servant 
 F,sth. 8.113. the copy of the writing r. to people 
 Psal. 98. t 2. his righteousness hath he r. 
 
 Isa. 22. 14. it was r. in mine ears by the Lord 
 
 2.1. 1. from the land of Chittim it is r. to them 
 40. 5. and the glory of the Lord shall be r. 
 
 53. 1. to whom is arm of Lord r. ? John 12. 38. 
 
 56, 1. and my righteousness is near to be r. 
 
 Jer. 11. 20. for unto thee have I r. my cause 
 Dan. 2. 19. then was the secret r. to Daniel 
 30. this secret is not r. to me for any wisdom 
 
 10. 1. a thing was r. to Daniel, and was true 
 Mat. 10. 26. for there is nothing covered that shall 
 
 not be r. nor hid that sh. not be known, Luke 12.2. 
 
 11. 25. and ha.st r. them to babes, Luke 10. 21. 
 
 16. 17 . flesh and blood hath not r. it unto thee 
 Luke'i. 26. it was r. to Simeon by the Holy Ghost 
 
 35. that the thoughts of many hearts may be r. 
 
 17 . 30. shall be in'day when the Son of man r. 
 Rom. 1. 17 . therein is the righteousne.ss of God r. 
 
 18. for the wrath of God is r. from heaven 
 8. 18. with the glory which shall be r. in us 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 10. God hath r. them to us by his Spirit 
 3.13. day declare it, because it shall be r. by lire 
 14. .10. if any thing he r. to another that sitteth 
 
 Gal. .1. 23. the faith which should afterwards be r. 
 Eph. 3. 5. as it is now r. to his holy apostles 
 
 2 j'liess. 1.7. when the I.oid .lesus shall be r. 
 
 2. 3. a falling away first, and that man of sin be r. 
 6. withhohieth, that he might be r. in his time 
 8. that wicked one be r. whom L. shall consume 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. to salvation, ready to be r. in last time 
 12. unto whom it was r. that not to themselves 
 4. 13. tliat when his glory shall be r. ye may be 
 
 5.1. and also a partaker of glory thatsliall be r. 
 
 REVEALER. 
 
 Dan. 2. 47. your God a God of gods, a r. secrets 
 REVEALE'i'lI. 
 
 Job 3.1. 116. then he r. the ears of men, and sealeth 
 Prov. 11. 13. a tale-bearer r. secrets, 20. 19. 
 
 Dan. 2. 22. he r. the deep anti secret things 
 
 28. but there is a God in heaven that r. secrets 
 
 29 . he that r. secrets maketh known to thee 
 Amos'3. 7 . he r. his secrets to his servants prophets 
 
 REVLLAIION. 
 
 Rom. 2. 5. and r. of the righteous judgment of God 
 16. 25. according to r. of mystery kept secret 
 1 Cor. 1. t 7 . waiting for the r. of our Lord Jesus 
 14. 6. except 1 shall speak to you either by r. 
 
 26. every one hath a r. hath an interpretation 
 Gal. 1. 12. but by the r. of Jesus Christ 
 
 Gal. 2. 2. and I went up by r. and communicated 
 Eph. 1. 17 . may give you the Spirit of wisdom and r. 
 3. .1. how that by r. he made known to me 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 11. grace brought at the r. of Jesus Christ 
 
 Rev. 1. 1. the of .lesus Christ, which God gave 
 
 REVEI.ATIONS. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.1. T will come to visions and r. of the L. 
 
 7 . lest 1 should be exalted thro’ abundance of r. 
 
 REV EL LI NOS. 
 
 Gal. 5. 21. works of the flesh are r. anil such like 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. when ye Walked in lusts, r. banquetings 
 
 REVENGE. 
 
 Revenge, as it includes a sense of sorrow and trouble 
 for the injuries that are dune to us, lannot by 
 any means belong to God. A'one of his creatures 
 can disturb his peace, or cause to him any trouble 
 or resentment. Man has recourse to revenge, 
 only because he is galled and sensible of injuries. 
 IVhen therefore it is said in scripture, that God 
 revenges himself, it speaks after a, popular and 
 improper manner, lie vindicates the injuries 
 done to his justice and /ns majesty, and to the 
 order he has established in the world, yet without 
 any emotion of pleasure or displeasure, lie re¬ 
 venges the injuries done to his servants because he 
 is just, and because order and justice must he pre¬ 
 served. Men revenge themselves out of weakness, 
 because they are trended, because they are too 
 much influenced by self-love. A great soul over¬ 
 looks and de.spises injuries ; a soul enlightened by 
 grace and faith, leaves the'judgment and re¬ 
 venge of them to God, who has sufliciently de¬ 
 clared himself, to make it understood by good men, 
 that vengeance helongeth only to him ; l o me be- 
 longeth vengeance and recompence, Deut. .12. 35. 
 lie forbids malice and revenge, in express terms; 
 he Will not allow us to keep any resentment in our 
 hearts against our brethren; 'Ihou shalt not hale 
 thy brother in thine heart; thou shalt in any¬ 
 wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin 
 upon him : I hou shalt not avenge, nor bear any 
 grudge against the children of thy people. Lev. 
 
 19 . 17 » 18. And -when God established the Lex 
 'J alionis, he does not thereby allow of rey^n^e., but 
 sets limits to it. M on fomes, sed limes furoris 
 est, says Austin. He does not intend to provoke to 
 anger, hut to stop the progress and consequences of 
 it. is on Lit id quod sopitum erat, hinc accendere- 
 tur: sed ne id quod ardebat, ultra extenderetur. 
 Jer. 15. 15. G Lord, r. me of my persecutors. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 6 . in readiness to r. all disobedience 
 
 11EVENG E, /Substantive. 
 
 Jer. 20. 10 . and we shall take our r. on him 
 Ezek. "3. 15. because the Philistines have dealt by r. 
 2 Cor. 7 . 11 . yea, what r. it w rought in you 
 
 reve:nged. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 12. because E.dom r. himself upon them 
 REVENGER. 
 
 Num.55. 19. fher. shall slay the murderer, 21. 
 
 24. congregation shall judge between slayer and r. 
 
 25. deliver the slayer out of the hand ot the r. 
 
 27 . if r. find him without, and r. kill the slayer 
 
 Nah. 1.1 2. the Lord is a jealous God, and a r. 
 Rom. 1.1. 4. for he is minister of G. a r. to execute 
 REVENGERS. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 11. that thou wouldest not suffer the r. 
 REVENGES. 
 
 Deut. 32. 42. from the beginning of r. on enemy 
 Psal. 94.11.0 God of r. shew thyself, lift up thyself 
 REVENGETH. 
 
 Nah. 1. 2. the Lord r. the Lord r. and is furious 
 REVENGING. 
 
 Psal. 79 . 10. by the r. of the blood of thy servants 
 Ezek. 25. t 12. lidom dealt by r. reveiigement 
 REVENUE. 
 
 Ezra 4. 1.1. so thou shalt endamage the r. of kings 
 Prov. 8. 19. tny r. is better than choice silver 
 Isa. 23. .1. the harvest of the river is her r. 
 
 REVENUES. 
 
 Prov. 15. 6. but in the r. of the wicked is trouble 
 16. 8. a little is better than great r. without right 
 Jer. 12. 13. they shall be ashamed of your r. 
 REVERENCE. 
 
 Reverence ivhen it is said to be given to rnan, is 
 a submissive humble carriage and respect, -which 
 inferiors o-we to their superiors ; thus, Mephibo- 
 shetli did reverence to David, and ackuowledged 
 him for his sovereign, 2 Sam. 9. 6. And wives 
 are commanded to reverence their husbands, 
 Eph. 3. 3.1. that is, to esteem them, to fear them, 
 7wt with a servile, but ingenuous fear, and such 
 as proceeds from love, and to manifest their esteem 
 by the -whole of their carriage towards them. But 
 zohen God is the object of our reverence, it sig- 
 Tiifies, That holy, humble, and filial fear oj his 
 displeasure, and that submissive, lowly, and setj- 
 aba.sing temper of .spirit, with which-we should ap¬ 
 proach to him in the duties of his worship, and 
 with which we should demean ourselves under hts 
 chastenings ; this temper being absolutely neces¬ 
 sary and most congruous with respect to God, 
 upon the account of his sovereignty, justice, and 
 goodness, declared in his chasteniugs; and u ith 
 respect to our frailty, our dependence upon him, 
 our obnoxiousness to his law, and our obligations 
 to him, that he will please to afflict us for our good. 
 To this purpose the apostle speaks; Ueb. 12. 9, 
 AVe have had fathers of our llesh who corrected 
 us, and we gave them reverence; shall we not 
 much rather be in subjection unto the Lather of 
 S[)irits, and live ? IVe have had cur natural pa¬ 
 rents, who were our instructors and correctors, who 
 made use of the rod, as well as the -word, for our 
 nurture, yet our bowels turned towards them ; we 
 have been covered with shame and hlushing for our 
 faults, and have submitted to their correction, so at 
 to reform and turn from the faults for -which they 
 chastised us : and shall we not much rather sub¬ 
 missively receive correction from (iod, reform 
 under it, and resign our souls to him -who is the 
 Creator of them, and the .sovereign, guardian,pro- 
 teetor, and disposer of them ? Like-wise in the duties 
 
REV 
 
 RIC 
 
 RIC 
 
 of prayer, hearing the word, and the Hie, an 
 (tumble conception of Hod, a-i the supreme, eter¬ 
 nal, and iujinitely perfect Being; as the omni¬ 
 present, omniscient, and an incomprehensibly 
 glorious Majesty, whose throne is in heaven, whose 
 JSame alone is eicellent, whose glory is above 
 the earth and heaven, would engage ns to ap¬ 
 proach him with deep reverence and holy fear. 
 lleb. 12. 28. 29. Let us liave grace, whereby 
 we may serve tlod acceptably, with reverence 
 anti godly fear ; for our God is a consuming 
 fire. 
 
 J.ev. 19. .lO. shall r. mv’ sanctuary, T am Lord, 26. 2. 
 Esth. .3. 2. all the king's servants in gate r. Hainan 
 iliar. 21. .37. but last of all he .sent to them his son, 
 they will r. my son, MarkV2. 6. J.ulre‘20. 13. 
 Eph. 5. 33. the wife see that she r. her husband 
 llK.Vi'.KKNCi:. 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 6. Mephibosheth did r. tt) David 
 1 Kings 1.31. I’athsheba bowed, anti did r. to king 
 Esth. 3. 2. INlordecai bowed not, nor did him r. 5. 
 Bsal. 89. 7- to be had in r. of all tliat are about him 
 lieh. 12. 9. we gave them r. || 2J5. serve Goil with r. 
 1 Pet. 3. f 15. to give an answer of your hope with r. 
 'KEVEKLM). 
 
 Psal. 111.9. he sent redemp. holy and r. is his name 
 REV Elf.SE. 
 
 Kum. 23. 20. and he hath blessed, and I cannot r. 
 Esth. 8. .5. let it he written, to r. the letters devis. 
 
 8. and sealed with king's ring, may no man r. 
 Jer. 2. t 24. in her occasion who can r. it I 
 HI'.VILE. 
 
 Exod. 22. 28. thou shalt not r. the gods, nor curse 
 Mat. 5. 11. blessed are ve when men shall r. you 
 REVILED. 
 
 JVe/;. 13. +25. T contended with them, and r. them 
 Mat. 27 - 39. that passed by r. him, wagg. their heads 
 J\lnri 15. .32. they that were crucified r. him 
 John 9. 28. they r. him, and said, thou art disciple 
 1 Cor. 4. 12. being r. we bless, being persecuted 
 1 Pet. 2. 23. who when he was r. r. not again 
 REVir.l'.R.S. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 10. nor r. shall inherit kingdom of God 
 REVILE.ST. 
 
 Acts 23. 4. they said, r. th.ou God’s high priest 
 REVlLEt'H. 
 
 Exod. 21.1 17 . that r. his fathei shall be put to death 
 REVl LINGS. 
 
 Jsa. 51. 7 . fear not, neither he ye afraid of their r. 
 Zeph. 2. 8. and the r. of the children of Ammim 
 REVIVE. 
 
 jVe/i. 4. 2. will they r. the stones out of the heaps' 
 Psal. 85. 6. w ilt thou not r. us again, that thy people 
 1.38. 7 . tliou wilt r. me, thou shalt stretch foi th 
 Isa. 57 . 15. with a contrite spirit, to r. spirit of the 
 humble, and to r. tlie heart of the contrite ones 
 Hos. 6. 2. after two dai s will he r. us, we shall live 
 14. 7- they shall r. as corn, and grow as the vine 
 Jiab. 3. 2. O Lortl, r. thy w. rk in midst of the years 
 REVIVED. 
 
 Gen. 45. 27. the spirit of .Jacob their father r. 
 
 Jndg. 15. 19. his spirit came again, and he r. 
 
 1 k ings 17 . 22. soul of the child came, and he r. 
 
 2 Kings V3. 21. and touched bones of E.lisha. her. 
 Rom. 7 . 9. when the commandment came, sin r. 
 
 14. 9. to this end Christ both died, rose, and r. 
 Phil. 4. + 10. that now your care of me is r. 
 REVIVING. 
 
 Ezra 9, 8. to give us a little r. in our bondage, 9. 
 REVOLf. 
 
 Deut. 13. + 5. prophet spoken r. against the T.ord 
 Jsa. 59.1.3. speaking opiu'ess. and r. uttering false. 
 Jer. 28. f 16. because tliou hast taught r. 29.'+ 32. 
 REVOLE. 
 
 £ Chron._ 21. 10. the same time also did Libnah r. 
 Jsa. 1. 5. be stricken, ve will r. more and more 
 REV.GI.J'ED. 
 
 2 T\ings8.20. in his days Edom r.22. 2 C//r. 21.8,10. 
 
 22. then Libnah r. at the same time 
 Jsa. 31. 6. to him from whom Israel havedeeply r. 
 Jer. 5. 23. but this people, they are r. and gone 
 R EVOLTERS. 
 
 Jer. 0._ 28. are all grievous r. walking with slanders 
 JJ0S. 5 . 2. the r. aie profound to make slaughter 
 
 9. 15. I will love them no more, iirinces are r. 
 
 . REVOI.TING. 
 
 Jer. 5. 23. this people hath a r. and rebellious heart 
 REVOLUTION. 
 
 Exod. 34. + 22. observe feast at the r. of the year 
 1 Sam. 1. +20. when the r. of days was come about 
 £ Citron. 24. + 23. in the r. of the year Syria came 
 REWARD 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] A recompence, requital, or amends, 
 upon, account of some service done, or good action 
 performed, such as is due to labourers for their 
 work; 1 lim. 5. 18. [ 2 ] j'hat free and unmerited 
 recompence which shall he given tc the godly by 
 the goodness, bounty, and mercy of God, after all 
 their labours in his service. This is a reward 
 wholly of grace, in respect of us, or our deserving, 
 but oj justice on account if the purchase of it by 
 the sacred treasure of Christ's blood, and the un¬ 
 changeable tenor of the gospel, wherein God pro- 
 ntises heaven to all obedient and true believers, 
 IMat. 5. 12 . I 6 . 6 . [3] That extreme and fearful 
 punishment and recompence from the terrible 
 majesty and revenging justice of God, which u til 
 he inflicted upon impenitent sinners, Psal. 91 . 8 . 
 [4] A gift or bribe. Dent. £ 7 . 25. [51 'The fruit 
 or benefit of labour in. this world, Fed. 9 . 5.' [ 6 ] 
 JJuman applau e, IMat. 6 . 2,5. [ 7 ] Comfort and 
 joy, Psal. 19 . 11. 
 
 Gen. 15. 1. Abram, 1 am thy exceeding great r. 
 Rum. 18. 31. for it is your r. for your ser\ ice 
 Jleut.yj. 17. a terrible God, who taketh not r. 
 
 27 . 25. cursed that taketh r. to slay the innocent 
 Ruth2. 12. a fidl r. be given thee of the T.ord 
 - Sam. 4. 10. who thought 1 would have given him r. 
 1^ .36. the kingrecompen.se it me with such a r. 
 s Kings 13. 7- go home, and I will give thee a r. 
 Job 6. 22. did 1 say, bring to me, or gi\ e a r. 
 
 7, 2. as an hireling looketh for r. of his work 
 
 400 
 
 Psal. 15. 5. nor taketh r. against the innocent 
 
 19. 11. and in keeping of them there is great r. 
 
 40. 15. let them be desolate for a r. of their shame 
 58. 11. verily, there is a r. for the righteous 
 70 . 3. let them be turned back for r. of their shame 
 91 . 8. only thou shalt see the r. of the wicked 
 94 . 2. lift up thyself, render a r. to the proud 
 109 . 20. let this be the r. of mine ad\ ersaries 
 127 . 3. and the fruit of the womb is his r. 
 
 Prov. 11. 18. that soweth righteousness, a sure r. 
 
 21.14. a r. in tlie bosom strong wrath 
 
 22. + 4. the r. of humility isrichesand honour 
 
 23. + 18. surely there is a r. and thine expectation 
 
 21. 14. hast found wisdom, then there shall be a 1 ; 
 
 20. for there shall be no r. to the evil man 
 
 Eccl. 4. 9. bee. they have a good r. for their labour 
 9. 5. neither have they any more a r. 
 
 Jsa. .3. 11. the r. of his hands shall l>e given him 
 5. 23. which justify the wicked for r. 
 
 40. 10. his r. is with him, and his work, 62. 11. 
 
 45. 1.3. he shall let go my ca[;tives, not for r. 
 
 49 . + 4. and my r. is with my God 
 Jer. 40. 5. the captain gave .leremiah a r. 
 
 Ezek; 16. 34. tliou givest r. and no r. is given thee 
 JJns.9. 1. thou hast loved a r. upon every corn-floor 
 Ohad. 15. thy r. shall return upon thine own head 
 Mic. .3. 11. heads thereof .judge for r. priests teach 
 7- 3. the prince asketh, ainl judge askefli fora r. 
 Mat. f). 12. great is your r. m heaven, Luke 6. 2.3. 
 46. if love them which love you, what r. have ye f 
 6.1. otherwise ye have nor. ofyour Father in heav. 
 
 2. verily, 1 say to you, they have their r. 5, 10. 
 10.41. he that receivetli a prophet, shall receive a 
 prophet’s r. shall receive a righteous man’s r. 
 42. he shall in no wise lose his r. Mark-9- 41. 
 Luke 6. . 35 . but do good, and your r. shall be gi'eat 
 23. 41. for we receive the due r. of our deerls 
 Acts 1.18. man inrrchased a field with r. of iniquity- 
 Rom. 4. 4. him that worketh is the r. not reckoned 
 1 Cor. 3. 8. ever^ man shall receive his own r. 
 
 14. if any man s work abide, he shall receive a r. 
 9 .17- if 1 do this thing willingly, I have a r. 
 
 18. what is my r. then ? verily, that when I preach 
 Col. 2. 18. let no man beguile you ofyour r. 
 
 3. 24. ye shall receive the r. of the inheritance 
 
 1 'J'im. 5. 18. the laboui'er is worthy of his r. 
 
 Jdeb. 2.2. every fransg. received a just recomp, of r. 
 
 U). 35. confidence, which hath great recomp, of r. 
 11.26. he had resiiect to the recompence of the r. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. shall receive the r. of unrighteousness 
 2 John 8. but that we receive a full r. 
 
 Jude 11. ran greedily alter error of Palaam for r. 
 Rev. 11.18. the time is come thou shouldest give r. 
 
 22. 12. i come quickly, and my r. is witli me 
 
 R EWARD. 
 
 Dent. 32. 41. and T mUI r. them that hate me 
 
 1 Ham. 24. 19. wherefore the Lord r. thee good 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 39. the Lord shall r. the doer of evil 
 2 Chron. 20. 11. behold, 1 say, how thej’ r. us 
 Psal. 54. 5. he shall r. evil to mine enemies 
 Prov. 25. 22. heap coals, and the Lonl shall r. thee 
 llos. 4. 9. and I will r. them their doings 
 
 Mat. 6. 4. Father himself shall r. thee openly, 6,18. 
 
 16. 27 . he shall r. every man according to his works 
 2 Tim. 4. 14. Lord r. him according to his works 
 Rev. 18. 6. r. her, even as she rewarded you 
 REWARDED. 
 
 Gen. 44.4. wherefore have ye r. jevil for good ? 
 1 . 6 'flw. 24. 17 . for thou hast r. me good, w hereas thou 
 art more righteous than i, I have r. thee evil 
 2 Sam. 22. 21 . the Ixl. r. me according to my right¬ 
 eousness and cleanness of 1113 - hands, Ps. 18. 20. 
 2 Chron, 15. 7. be stiong, your work sliall be r. 
 Psal. 7 . 4. if 1 have r. evil to him that was at peace 
 .35. 12. they r. me evil for good, 109. 5. 
 
 10.3. 10. nor r. us according to our iniquities 
 Prov. 1.3. 13. that feareth the commandment be r. 
 Jsa. 3. 9. for the 3 ’ have r. evil to themselves 
 Jer. 31.16. th^' work shall be r. saith the Lord 
 Rev. 18. 6. reward her, even as she r. you, double 
 REW ARDER. 
 
 JJeb. 11.6. a r. of them that diligenth’ seek him 
 REW’ARDE'l H. 
 
 Joh2\. 19. he r. him, and he shall know it 
 Psal. 31. 23, and plentifully' r. the proud doer 
 1 . 37 . 8. happy he that r. thee, as thou hast served 
 Prov. 17 . 1,3. whoso r. evil for good, evil not depart 
 
 26. 10. both r. the fool, and transgressors 
 REWARDS. 
 
 Nun 7 . with the r. of divination in their hand 
 Jsa. 1.2.3. every one loveth gifts, fol loweth after r. 
 Dan.2. fi.yeshall receive of me gifts, and r.honour 
 5. 17 . Daniel sairl, give thy' r. to another 
 Jlos. 2. 12. these are my r. m v lovers have given me 
 RIB, S. 
 
 Gen. 2. 21. Adam slept, and God took one of his r. 
 
 22. the r. which God had taken from man 
 E.rod. .30. + 4. make two rings by two r. of altar 
 2 Sam. 2.23. Abnersmote Asahel under the fifth r. 
 3.27. .Toabsmote Abnerll20.10. .loabsmote Amasa 
 
 4.6. Rechab and Baanah smote Ish bosheth under 
 
 the fifth r. 
 
 1 Kings C). Mb. and he made r. round about 
 7 . + 3. it w as covered w ith cedar upon the r. 
 
 J)an. 7 . 5. beast had three r. in the n.iouth of it 
 RIBBAND. 
 
 Num. 15.38. on fringe of the borders a r. of blue 
 1 11 
 
 Signifies, [1] One that has great incomes, or plenty 
 of worldly good things, 1 1 im. 6 .17- ['] One that 
 ahoundetli in spiritual good things, being furnished 
 with the graces of God's Spirit, .\nm.2. 5. Ucv. 2. 
 9. [.‘1] Such as in their own opinion arc spiritually 
 rich, when in reality they are not. Rev. 3. 17- [4] 
 Such as place all their happiness and Qmfldence in 
 their outward pro.'perity. Mat. 19. 24. Luke 6. 24. 
 [5] Wise and -worthy men, who are “-ichly J'ltr- 
 nished with excellent endowments of the mind, 
 Eccl. 10. 6. 
 
 Gen. 1.3. 2. Abram was very' r. in cattle, in silver 
 14. 2.3. lest thou shouldest say, 1 have made Abr. r. 
 Exod. 30.15. i; shall not give more, nor poor less 
 
 T,ev. 25. 47 . and if a stranger wax r. by thee 
 Ruth .3. 10. followedst not young men poor or r. 
 
 1 .Va/«.2. 7.1be Lord maketh poor and maketh r. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 1. there were two men in one city, one r. 
 Jobi5.29. he shall not be r. neither shall his subst, 
 
 31.19. nor regardeth the r. more than the poor 
 Psal. 45. 12. tlie r. shall entreat thy favour 
 49. 2. hear this, both r. and poor togelher 
 16. be not thou afraid when one is niade r. 
 
 Piov. 10. 4. the hand of the (tiligent luaketh V. 
 
 22. the ble.ssing of the Lord, it maketli r. 
 
 1.3. 7 . there is that maketh himself r. yet hath 
 
 14. 20. i)oor is hated, but the r. hath many fi ienda 
 
 18.2.3. but the r. answereth routihly 
 
 21. 17 . he that loveth wine and oil shall not be r. 
 
 22. 2. r. and poor meet together, lord is maker 
 7 . the r. ruleth over the poor, and the br^rrower 
 
 16. he that giveth to the r. shall come to want 
 
 2.3. 4. labour not to be r. cease from thy w isrlom 
 
 28.6. than he that is perverse, though he be r. 
 
 20. but he that maketh haste to be V. 22. 
 
 Reel. 5.12. abund. of r. will not suffer him to sleer 
 
 10. 6. tolly is set, and the r. sit in low place 
 
 20. and curse not the r. in tiiy bed-chamber 
 Jsa. 5.3. 9. and witli the r. in his death, because 
 Jer. 5 . 27 . therefore they aie great, and \i axen r. 
 Ezek. 27 . 24. in chests of r. apiiarel, tiound with 
 Hos. 12. 8. Ephraim said, yet I am become r. 
 Zech. 11. 5. say. blessed be'the Lord, for 1 am r. 
 Mark \2. 4\. many that were r. cast in much 
 Luke 1 . 5 . 3 . and the r. he hath sent empty aw ay 
 
 6. 24. but woe unto you that are r. for ye received 
 
 12.21. so is he that is not r. toward (lOd 
 
 14.12. call not thy r. neighl'ours, lest they bid thee 
 
 18.2.3. he w as very sorrowful, for he was very r. 
 19 . 2 . Zaccheus chief among publicans, w as r. ' 
 
 Rom. 10. 12. same 1 ord is r. to all that call on him 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. now ye are full, now ye are r. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 10 . as poor, yet making many r. 
 
 8. 9. though he was r. yet for your sakes he 
 became poor, that ye through Ids poverty 
 might be r. 
 
 Eph. 2. 4. but God who is r. in mercy 
 
 1 Jim. 6. 9 . they that will be r. fall into temptation 
 
 17 . charge them that are r. in this world 
 
 18. that they do good, and be r. in good works 
 Jam. 1. 10. let the r. rejoice in that he is made low 
 
 2. 5. hath not God chosen the poor, r. in faith .' 
 Rev. 2. 9. 1 know- thy poverty, but thou art r. 
 
 3. 17 . because thou sayest, 1 am r. and increased 
 
 18. T counsel to buy of me gold, thou mayest be r, 
 13.16. he causeth the r. and jx)or to receive a mark 
 18. 3. the merchants of earth are wa.xed r. 15. 
 
 19 . wherein were maiie r. all that had ships 
 
 RICH man or men. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 2. the r. man had exceeding many flocks 
 
 4. there came a traveller to the r. man 
 
 Job 27 . 19 . r.77/flw shall lie down but sltall not be 
 Prov. 10.15. the r. man's wealth is his strong city 
 the destruction of the poor is poverty, 18.11 
 28 11. the r. man is wise in his own conceit 
 Jer. 9. 23. let not the r. man glory in his riches 
 Mic. 6. 12. the r. men thereof are full of violence 
 Mat. 19. 2.3. a r. man shall hardly enter the kingdom 
 
 24. it is easier than for a r. man to enter info the 
 kingdom of God, Mark 10. 25. J uke 18. 25. 
 
 27 . 57 . there came a r. man of Arimathea, .loseph 
 Luke 12. 16. the ground of a r. man brouglit forth 
 
 16. 1. there was a certain r. man had a steward 
 
 19 . a r. man was clothed in purple and fine linen 
 
 21. the c'umbs which fell from the r. man's table 
 
 22. the r. man also tiled and was buried 
 
 £1. 1. and saw the r. men casting into the treasury 
 Jam. 1. 11. so also shall the r. tnan fade away 
 2. 6. do not r. men oppress you and draw you 
 
 5. 1. go to now, ye r. men, weep and how T 
 Rev. 6.15. great men. and r. men hid themselves 
 RICHER. 
 
 Dan. 11.2. the fourth shall be far r. than they all 
 RICHE.S. 
 
 Gen. 31. 16. the r. God hath taken that is ours 
 .36. 7 . r. were more than they might dwell together 
 Josh. 22.8. return w ith much r. to your tents 
 Ruth 4. + 11. get thee r. in Ephratali', and be famous 
 1 17 . 25 . the king w ill enrich with great r. 
 
 1 J\ings3. 11. neither hast asked r. 2 Chron. 1. 11. 
 
 1.3. I have given thee both r. and honour 
 
 10. 23. king Solomon exceeded all the kings of the 
 earth for r. and wisdom, 2 Chrou. 9 . £ 2 . 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 12. both r. and honour come of thee 
 
 28. David died full of days, r. and hi-nour 
 
 2 Chron. 17 . 5. brought presents to .lehoshaphat, he 
 
 had r. and honour in abundance, 18. 1. 
 
 20. 2.5. they found r. with <iead bodies and jewels 
 32. 27 . Heaek. had exceeding much r. and honour 
 E.sth. 1 .4. he shewed the r. ot his glorious kingdom 
 5. 11 . Hamau told them of the glory of his r. 
 
 Job 20 . 15. he swallowed down r. vomit them up 
 .36. 19 . w ill he esteem thy r.'f no, not gold 
 l^sal. . 37 . 16 . is better than the r. of many w icked 
 
 39 .6. he heapeth up r. and knowefh not w ho shall 
 44.+ 12. thou sellest thy people without r. 
 
 49. 6. they that boast themselves in their r. 
 
 52.7- bnt Inisted in the abundance of his r. 
 
 62. R\ if r. increase, set not your heart i n them 
 73 . 12. tl;e ungodly jirosper, they increa.'-e in r. 
 104. 24. O Lord, the earth is full of thy r. 
 
 112.3. wealth ami r. shall be in his house 
 119 . 14. 1 have rejoiced as much as in all r. 
 
 Prov. 3.16. and in her left hand r. and honour 
 8. 18. 1 ; and honour are with me, yea durable 
 11.4. r. profit not in the day of wrath 
 
 16. a woman retains hourur, and strong men r 
 
 28. he that trusteth in his r. shall fall 
 
 1.3. 7 . that maketh himself poor, yet hath great r- 
 8. the ransom of a nian’s life are his r. 
 
 14. 24. the crow n of the wise is their r. 
 
 19 .14. and r. are the inheritance of fathers 
 22. 1. a good name is rather to be chosen than r. 
 
 4. bj’ the fear of the l ord are r. and honour 
 16. he that opi+resseth the poor to increase his r. 
 
 £3.5. for 1 ; certainly make tliemselves wings 
 
RIG 
 
 RIG 
 
 RID 
 
 ProK. 24.4. chambers be filled with all pleasant r. 
 
 27. 24. forr. are not for ever, and doth crown 
 .so! 8 . give me neither poverty nor r. feed me 
 31. t 29. many daughters have gotten r. 
 
 Eccl 4 . 8 . nor is his eye satisfied with r. 
 
 5 13. even r. kept for the owners to their hurt 
 14 .'but those r. perish by evil travail 
 
 19. every iRaii to whoni God hath given r. 6. 
 
 9 11 . nor yet r. to men of understanding 
 2sa 8 4. the r. of Damascus shall be taken away 
 10 . 14. my hand found as a nest the r. ot peo[)le 
 30. 6 . they will carry their r. on young asses 
 45 . 3 . 1 will give thee hidden r. of secret places 
 61 6. ye shall eat the r. of the Gentiles 
 Jer. 9. 23. let not the rich man glory in his r. 
 
 17. 11 . so he that getteth r. and not by riglit 
 48 36. because r. that he hath gotten is perished 
 Ezek. 26. 12 . they shall make a spoil of thy r. 
 
 3.7. 12. Tarshish was tliy mercliant by reason of 
 the multitude of all kind of r. 18. 27, 33. 
 
 28. 4 . with thy understanding thou hast gotten r. 
 
 5 . by thy traftic hast thou increased tliy r. and 
 
 thine lieart is lifted up because of thy r. 
 Van. 11.2. thro’ his r. shall stir up all against Grecia 
 
 I . 3 . the kingof the north shall come with mncli r. 
 
 24 . shall scatter among them the prev, spoil and r. 
 28. then shall he return into his land witli great r. 
 
 Mat. 13. 22. care of this world and the deceittulness 
 of r. choke the word, Mark 4. 19. Lnke 8 . 14. 
 Mark 10. 23. how hardly they that have r. enter 
 24. them that trust in r. to enter, Lvke 18. 24. 
 
 Luke 16.19. make friends of r. ot unrighteousness 
 
 II . who will commit to your trust the true r. / 
 Horn. 2. 4. or despisest thou the r. of his gooflness ? 
 
 0 . 23. he might make known the r. ot his glory 
 11 . 12 . if the fall of them he the r. of the world, 
 and the diminishing of them r. of the Gentiles 
 33 . O the depth of the r. of the wisdom of God 
 2 Cor. 8 . 2. abounded to the r. of their liberality 
 Eph. 1 . 7 . redemption according to r. of Ins grace 
 
 18. wliat the r. of the glory of his inheritance 
 
 2. 7 . that he might shew e.xceeding r. ot his grace 
 
 3. 8. that I should preach unsearchable r. of Christ 
 16. grant you according to the r. of his glory 
 
 Phil. A. 19 . according to hisr. in glory by Christ .Tes. 
 < 201 . 1 . 27 . what the r. of the glory of this mystery 
 2 . 2 . knit in love, to all the r. of the full assurance 
 1 'ritn. 6. 17 . nor trustin uncertain r. but in living G 
 Pel/. 11. 26. the reproach of Christ greater ?•. tlian 
 Jam. 5. 2. your r. are con upted, your garments 
 llev. 5.12. worthy is Lamb to receive powei' and r. 
 
 18. 17 . in one hour so great r. are conre to nought 
 
 lUCllLY, 
 
 Col. 3.10. let the word of Christ dwell in you r. 
 
 1 Tim. 6 . 17 . but trust in living God, who giveth r. 
 Tit. 3. t6. which he shed on us r. thro’ .lesus Chr. 
 
 RID. 
 
 Cien. 37 . 22. that he might r. him outof their hands 
 Kxod.6. 6. I will r. you out of their bondage 
 Lev. 20. 0. I will r. evil beasts out of the land 
 Psal. 82. 4. r. them out of the hand of the wicked 
 144. 7. send thine hand, r. me, and deliver me. 11. 
 UIDDARCE. 
 
 Lev. 23. 22. tlion shalt notmake clean r. ot thy field 
 Zevh. 1.18 he shall make even speedy r. of all them 
 RIDDEN. 
 
 Mum. 22. 30. am not I thine ass, which thou hast r. f 
 aiDDETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. t 33. Go>l is my strength, he r. my way 
 
 RIDDLE. 
 
 Sudg. 14. 12. Samson said to them, 1 will now put 
 forth a r. to you, 13, 14,15, 10, 17, 18, 19. 
 Ezek. 17 . 2. son of man, put forth a r. and speak 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 1 12. now we see in a r. then face to face 
 
 RIDE. 
 
 Gen. 41.43. he made him to r. in the second chariot 
 Dent. 32.13. he made him r. on liigh places of earth 
 Judg. 5. 10. speak, ye that r. on w'hite asses 
 
 2 Sam. 6. + 3. they made to r. the ark, 1 Chron. 13. + 7. 
 16 . 2. the asses are for the king’s household to r. on 
 
 19 . 26. I said I will saddle an ass (hat 1 may r. 
 
 1 Kings 1.33. cause Sol.r. upon my mule, .38. 44. 
 
 2 King.<! 4.124. restrain not for me to r. except I bid 
 10. 16. so they made him to r. in his chariot 
 
 13. t 10. make thine hand to r. upon the bow 
 K.sth. 6. t 9. and cause him to r. tlirough the city 
 Job .30. 22. thou causes! me to r. upon the wdnd 
 y’.ro/. 45. 4. and in thy majesty r. prosperously 
 06. 12. thou I’.ast caused men to r. over our heads 
 Jsa. 3p. 16. but ye said, we will r. upon the sw ift 
 
 .38. 14. I w ill cause thee to r. otihiiih places 
 Jrr. 6. 23. they r. on horses set in array, 50. 42. 
 
 Dos. 10. 11. I will make Ephraim to r. Judah plow 
 
 14. .3. we will not r. upon horses 
 
 Dab. 3. 8. that thou didst r. upon thine horses 
 Hag. 2.22. overthrow chariots, and those thatr. 
 RIDER. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 17 . so that his r. sliall fall backw’ard 
 Exod. 15.1. horse and r. thrown into the sea, 21. 
 Sob 39 . 18. she scorneth the horse and his r. 
 
 Jer. .'ll. 21. w’ith thee will 1 break in pieces tlie horse 
 and his r. break in pieces the chariot and liis r. 
 Zech. 12. 4.1 will smite liis r. with madness 
 RIDER.S. 
 
 2 Kings 18.23. if thou be able to set r. on, Isa. .36. 8. 
 Esth.i^. 10. and be sent letters by r. on mules 
 Jfag. 2. 22. the horses and their r. shal I come down 
 Zech. 10. 5. the r. on horses shall be confounded 
 RIDEl'lI. 
 
 Lev. 15. 9 . what saddle he r. on shall be unclean 
 Dent. 3.3. 26. whor. upon the heaven in thy help 
 Esth. 6. 8. and the horse that the king r. upon 
 J^sal. 08. 4. extol him that r. on the heavens, .33. 
 Isa. 19 . 1. behold, the T.ord r. on a swift cloud 
 Amos. 2.15. neither shall he that r. the horse deliver 
 RIDING. 
 
 Mum. 22.22. now Ralaam was r. on his ass 
 2 Kings 4. 24. slack not thy r. for me, except T bid 
 Jer. 17 . 25. kings shall enter r. in chariots, 22. 4. 
 Ezek. 2.3. 6. young men, horsemen r. on horses, 12. 
 
 23. great lords, all of them r. upon horses 
 38.15. thou and many^ people with thee r. on horses 
 
 Zech. 1.8. and behold, a man r. on a red horse 
 9 9 thy king cometh unto thee r. upon an ass 
 RIDICULOUS. 
 
 Isa. 33. t ig.thou shalt not see a people of a’r.tongue 
 RIDGES. 
 
 Ps. 65.10. thou waterest (he r. thereof abundantly 
 RIE, or RY E. 
 
 Exod. 9. .32. the wheat and r. were not smitten 
 ioa. 28.25. cast in wheat, barley andr. in their place 
 RULED. 
 
 Zech. 14.2. the houses r.and women ravished 
 RIG nr. Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 18. 25. shal 1 not the J udge of al 1 the eartli do r ? 
 Mum. 27 . 7 . (hedaughters of Zelophehad speak r. 
 Dent. 21. 17 . the r. of the first-born is his 
 liuth 2. + 20. is one that hath r. to redeem, 3.19. 
 
 4. 0. redeem thou my r. to thyself, tor 1 cannot 
 2 Sam. 19 . 28. what r. have I to cry to the king ? 
 
 43. we have also morer. in David than ye 
 1 Kings 8. t 45. hear thou in heaven their prayer, 
 and maintain their r. t 49. 2 Chr. 0. t 35. t .39. 
 Meh. 2. 20. but ye have no portion nor r. in Jems. 
 
 9 . 33. for thou hast done r. we have done wickedly 
 Job .34. 6. should 1 lie against my r.'! my wound 
 17 . shall even he thathateth r. govern '. 
 
 .36. 6. but he giveth r. to the poor 
 P.'ial. 9 . 4. thou hast maintained my r. judging r. 
 
 17 . 1 . hear the r. O L. attend to my cry, give ear 
 140.12. the Lord will maintain the/, of the poor 
 Prov. 16. 8. than great revenues without r. 
 
 13. and they love him that si)eaketh r. 
 
 Isa. 10. 2. to take away the r. from poor of my peo. 
 32 . 7 . to destroy when the needy speaketh r. 
 
 59 . +8. there is no /. in their goings 
 Jer. 5. 28. the /. of the needy do they not judge 
 17 . 11 . he that getteth riches, and not by/. 
 
 .32. 7 . the /. of redemption is thine to buy it, 8. 
 
 48. 1 30. those on whom be stayeth do not r. 
 
 Lam. 3. .35. to turn aside r. of a man bef. Most ITigh 
 Ezek. 21. 27 . be no more, till he come whose /. it is 
 22. t29. they have oppressed the stranger without /. 
 Amos 5.12. they turn aside the poor from their r 
 Mai. .3. 5. that turn aside the stranger from bis r. 
 Johu l.t 12. to them gave he r. to be sons ot God 
 Ileb. 13. 10. an altar, whereof they have no r. to eat 
 RIGHT, Adjective. 
 
 Gen. 24. 48. the Lord who had led me in the r. way 
 Dent. 32. 4. a God of truth, just and /. is he 
 Josh. 9 . 25. do as seemeth good and /. unto thee 
 Judg. 12. 6. he could not frame to pronounce it /. 
 
 1 Sam. 12.23. I will teach you the good and r. way 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .3. see,thj- mattei s are good and r. 
 
 1 Kings 9. + 12. the cities were not r. in his eyes 
 
 2 Kings 10.15. is thy heart/, as my heart with thine 
 17 . 9. Israel did secretly things that were not /, 
 Kzrail. 21. to seek of him a /. way for us 
 Meh. 9 . 13. thou gavest them /. judgments 
 E.ith. 8.5. and the thing seem /. before theking 
 Job 6. 25. how forcible are /. words! but what doth 
 
 .34. 23. he will not lay on man more than /. . 
 
 .35. 2. thinkest thou this to be /. that thou saidst I 
 Psal. 19. 8. the statutes of the Lord are /. 
 
 45. 6. the sceptre of thy kingdom is a /. sceptre 
 51. 10. O God. renew a /.spirit within me 
 107 . 7 . he led them forth by the /. w'ay 
 119. 75 . thy judgments are /. |1 128. thy precepts /. 
 Prov. 4. 11. 1 have led thee in /. paths 
 8. 6. and the opening of my lipsshall be /. things 
 9. they are all /. todhem that find knowledge 
 12. 5. the thoughts of the righteous are /. 
 
 14.12. there is a way which seemeth /. 16. 25. 
 
 20. 11. whether his work be pure, and whether /. 
 
 23. 16. when thy lipsshall speak /. things 
 
 24. 26. shall kiss his lips that giveth a /. answer 
 Eccl. 4. 4. again I considered every /. work 
 
 11. 16. thou knowest not whether shall be /. 
 
 Da. .30.10. which say, prophesy not to us r. things 
 45.19. 1 the Lord declare things that are /. 
 
 Jer. 2. 21. 1 had planted thee wholly a /. seed 
 
 2.3.10. their course is evil, and their force is not /. 
 34. 15. ye turned, and had done /. in my sight 
 
 Hos. 14. 9. for the ways of the Lord are /. 
 imos 3.10. for they know not to do /. saith T.ord 
 Mfl/zl5. 15 . clothed, and in his/, mind, Luke 8. .35. 
 Luke 10. 28. thou hast answered /. this do and live 
 Acts 4. 19 . whether it be /. in the sight of God 
 8. 21. thy heart is not /. in the sight of God 
 
 13.10. not cease to pervert the /. ways of the L. 
 
 2 Pet.3. 15. whichhave forsak. /.way,gone astray 
 Rev. 22.14. that they may have /. to the tree of life 
 
 Is RIGHT. 
 
 Exod. 15.26. if thou wilt diligently hearken and do 
 (hat which is r. in his sight, 1 Kings 11. .38. 
 Dent. 6. 18. thou shalt do that is r. 12. 25. | 21.9. 
 12.8. every man doeih whatsoever w /. in own eyes 
 28. when thou doest that which isr. 13. 18. 
 
 .Judg. 14. + 3. get her for me, she is r. in mine eyes 
 
 1 Kings 11.33. hast not walked to do that is r. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 30. in execut. that which i.s r. in my eyes 
 Job 43. 7 . have not spoken of me the thing that is r. 8. 
 Psal. .3.3. 4. for the word of the Loni is r. 
 
 Prov. 12. 15. the way of a fool isr. m his own eyes 
 21.2. every way of man is r. in his own eyes 
 'a! but as for the pure, his work is r. 
 
 .Ter. 26. + 14. do with me as isr. in vonr eyes 
 Ezek. 18. h. but if a man do that which is r. 
 
 19. he hath done that which i.v lawful and/, and 
 kept my statutes, 21. 27.1 3.3. 14, 16, 19 
 Mat. 20. 4. whatsoever is r. 1 will give you 
 7 . wbat.soever is r. that shall ye receive 
 I,like 12. 57 . and why judge ye not what is r. ? 
 
 T vh 6. 1. obey your parents in the Lord, this is r 
 ^ Was RlGli r. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 6. there was no king in Israel, but every 
 man did that which was r. in his own eyes, 21.25. 
 
 1 .'^arn. 18. 4 20. the thing r/aj/. in Saul’s eyes 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 44. the saying /. in eyes of Absalom 
 1 A A/gf 14. 8. David do that which was r. 15. 5. 
 
 15.11. Asadid that which teas r.3 Chron. 14. " 
 
 33. 4.3. Jehoshaphat did that was r. 2 Chron. 20. 32. 
 2 'Kings 12. 2. Jehoasli did thata’aj/. 2 Chron. 24.2. 
 14. 3. Amaziah did that which was r. 2 Chr. 25.2. 
 
 2 Kings 15.3. Azariah did which was r. 2 Chr. 26.4. 
 
 .34. Jotham did that w hich was r. 2 Chron. 27. 2. 
 
 16. 2. Ahaz did not that which was r. in sight ot L. 
 
 18. .3. Hezekiah did that was r. 2 Chron. 29. 2. 
 
 22.2. .losiah did that which was r. 3 Chron. 34. 2. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. 4. the thing was /. in eyesof the people 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 4 4. thing /. in e>es ot Hezekiah 
 Job .3.3. 27 . 1 have perverted that which was r. 
 Psal.7fi. . 37 . their heart av/J not /. with him 
 
 Jer. 17. 16. that which came out of my lips was r. 
 RIGHT. 
 
 Josh. 3.16. the people passed over r. against Jericho 
 RIGHT cheek. 
 
 Mat. 5. 39. whoso shall smite thee on the r. cheek 
 R IG 11 T corner. 
 
 2 Kings 11.11. guard stood round from the r. corner 
 See Foot, Hand. 
 
 RIGHT early. 
 
 Psal. 46. 5. God sliall help her, and tliat r. early 
 RIGHT forth. 
 
 Jer. 49. 5. ye shall be driven every man /. forth 
 RIGH I on. 
 
 Prov. 4. 25. let thine eyes look r. on and eye-lids 
 
 9. 15. to call passengers who go /. on their ways 
 RIGHT pillar. 
 
 I Kings!. 21. he set up the /. pillar called Jachin 
 RIGHT rre//. 
 
 Psal. 1.39.14. and that my soul knoweth /. well 
 RIGHIEOUS. 
 
 .See the signification cj'J ust. 
 
 Gen. 7 .1. for thee have 1 seen /. before me 
 18. 2.3. w ilt thou destroy the /. with the w icked ? 
 
 24. if there be fifty /. wilt thou destroy, and not 
 spare the place for the fifty /. that are therein • 
 
 25. that be far from thee to slay /. with wicked 
 
 26. if 1 find fifty /. in the city, 1 will spare 
 28. peradventure there shall lack five ot titty r. 
 
 20. 4. Lord, wilt thou slay also a /. nation 
 .38. 26. Judah said, she hath been more /. than I 
 Exod. 2 ^. 7 . the innocent and /. slay thou not 
 
 8. gift perverteth the words of the /. Dent. 16.19. 
 Mum. 23. 10. let me die the death of the /. 
 
 Deut. 4. 8. w hat nation that hath judgments so /. 
 
 25. l.they shall justify the /. 2 Chron. 6. 2.3. 
 
 Judg. 5.11. the /. acts of the Lord, 1 Sam. 12. 7. 
 
 I Sam. 24.17. he said, thou art more /. than 1 
 3 Sam. 4. 11. wicked men have slain a /. person 
 
 1 Kings 3. .32. who lell on two men more r. than he 
 
 8. 32. justifying the /. to give him according to his 
 
 2 Kings 10. 9. .tehu .said to all the people, ye be 
 Ezra^. 15. I,ord God of Isr. thou art/. Melt. 9. 8. 
 Job 4. 7 . or where were the /. cut off ? 
 
 9 . 15. whom.tho’ I were /. yet would T not answer 
 
 10. 15. if 1 be /. yet w ill 1 not lift up my head 
 15.14. what is man, that he should be /. ? 
 
 17 . 9. /. also shall hold on his w-ay, grow stronger 
 
 22. 3. is it any pleas, to Almighty that thou art r. ? 
 
 19. the /. see it,and are glad, Psal. 107. 42. 
 
 23. 7 . there the/, might dispute with him 
 .32. 1. because he was/, in his own eyes 
 .34. 5. Job hath said, 1 am /. 1| 35. 7. if thou be r. 
 
 36. 7 . he withdraweth not his eyes from the /. but 
 with kings are they on the throne, Psal. .34. 1.5. 
 
 40.8. wilt thou condemn me that thou mayest be /. 
 Psal. 1. 5. nor sinners in the congregation of the /. 
 
 6. for the Lord knoweth the way of the /. 
 
 5.12. for thou wdlt bless the /. with favour, compass 
 
 7 . 9 . for the /. God trieth the hearts and reins 
 11. God judeeth the/. God is angry with wicked 
 
 11. 3. what can the /.do? H 5. Lord trieth the /. 
 
 14. 5. for God is in the generation of the /. 
 
 19. 9 . the judgments of the Lord are true and r. 
 
 altogether, 119. 7, 62,106,160, 164. 
 .31. 18. lips speak contemptuously against the r. 
 
 32.11. be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, ye /. 
 
 .33. 1. rejoice in the I ord, O ye /. 97.12. 
 
 . 34 . 17 . the /. erv, and the I ord heareth them 
 
 19 . many are the afflictions of the /. Lord deliver. 
 
 21. they that hate the /. shall be desolate 
 
 35. 27 . let them be glad that favour my /. cause 
 
 37 . 17 . but the l ord upholdefh the /. 
 
 21. but the /. sheweth mercy, and giveth 
 
 25. vet have I not seen /. forsaken, nor his seed 
 2‘J. the /.shall inherit the land, and (iwell therein 
 .‘ 16 . the mouth ot the. /. speaketh wisdom 
 32. (he wickpd w'atcheth the /. to slay him 
 .39. but the salvation of the r. is of the Lord 
 
 52. 6. the /. akso shall see, and fear, and laugh 
 55. 22. he shall never sufter the /. to be moved 
 58. 10. the/.shall rejoice when he seeth vengeance 
 11. verily there is a reward for the r. 
 
 64. 10. the /. shall be glad in the Lord, and trust 
 68. 3. but let the /. be glad, let them rejoice 
 6;\ 28. let them not be written w ith the /. 
 
 72 . 7 .in his days shall the /. flonrisli, and peace 
 75 . 10. but the'horns of the /. shall be exalted 
 92 . 12. the /.shall llourish like the palm-tree 
 94 . 21. they gather against the .soul ot the /. 
 
 97 . 11 . light is sown for /. and gladness tor upright 
 112. 4. the Ld. is full of compassion and r. 116. 5. 
 6 llhe /. shall be in everlasting remembrance 
 llB. rejoicin" is in the tabernarlesot tlie r. 
 
 20 . this gate, into which the /. shall enter 
 110 106 . sworn that 1 will keep thy r. judgments 
 
 137. /.art thou, O T.ord, Jer. \3. 1. 
 
 1,38. thv testimonies are /.and very laithtul 
 105 3 the rod of the wicked shall not rest upim the 
 " lot of the /. lest the /. put forth their liauds 
 
 140. 13. the r. shall give thanks to thy name 
 
 141. 5. let the /. smite me, it shall be a kindness 
 142 ! 7 . the /. shall compa.ss uie about, thou shalt 
 145. 17 . the T.ord is r. in all his ways, and holy 
 14 !)! 8. l ord loveth the /. he preserveth strangers 
 Prov. 2 . 7 . he layeth up sound w isfhvm tor the r. 
 
 20. that thou niayest keep the paths ot the r. 
 
 3. .32. froward is aliominat. but his secret is with r. 
 
 10. .3. tlie Lord will not .'•ufler the /. to famish 
 
 16 . labour of the /. tendeth to life, w ickeii tosm 
 
 21. the lips of the r. feed many, but tools die 
 21 ! iiut the desire of the /. shall be granted 
 25. but the r. is an everlasting foundation 
 28. the hope of the r. shall be gladness 
 
 2 D 401 
 
RIG 
 
 Prov. 10.W. the r. sliall never be removed, but M ick 
 32. the lips ot ther. know what is acceptable 
 
 11. 8. the /•. is delivered out of trouble 
 
 30. M'hen ittroetb M'oll with the r, city rejoiccth 
 21. but the seed of the r. shall be delivered 
 
 23. the desire of the r. is only "ood . 
 
 28. but the r. shall flourish as a branch 
 .‘10. the fruit of the r. is a tree of lite 
 
 31. behold, r. shall be recoinpenserl in the earth 
 
 12. 3. but the root of the r. shall not be moved 
 
 5. thoushts of the r. are ri},dit, but the counsels 
 7. but the house of the r. shall stand 
 
 12. but the root of the r. yieldeth fruit 
 26. the r. is more excellent than liis nei<>htx)ur 
 1.3.9. the liuht of the r. reioiceth, hut the lamp 
 21. but to the r. good shall he repaid 
 
 25. the r. eateth to the satisfying of his soul 
 
 14. 9. but among the r. there is favour 
 
 19. and the M icked how at the gates of the r. 
 
 32. hut ther. hath hope in his death 
 
 15. 6. in the house of tlie r. is much treasure 
 
 19. but the May of the r. is made plain 
 
 28. the heart of the r. studieth to answer 
 
 29. but he heareth the prayer of the r. 
 
 16. 13. r. lips aie the deligl)t of kings 
 
 18. 5. it is not good to overthrou' tlie r. in jucigm. 
 10. the r. runneth into it, and is safe 
 21. 18. the M'icked shall he a lansom for the r. 
 
 26. hut the r. giveth, and sparefh not 
 
 2.3. 24. the father of the r. shall greatly rejoice 
 
 24.15. lay not wait against the (hvelling of the r. 
 
 24. he that saith to the uicked, thou arl: r. 
 
 28. l.the M'icked llee, hut the r. are hold as a lion 
 10. M hoso causeth the r. to go astray, shall fall 
 28. but M'hen the M'icked perish, the r. increase 
 
 29. 2. wdien the r. are in authoidty, people rejoice 
 
 6. but the r. doth sing and rejoice 
 
 7. the r. considerefh the cause of the poor 
 16. but the r. shall see their fall 
 
 Eccl. .3. 17. God shall judge the r. and the wicked 
 7. 16. be not r. over much, neither over-M ise 
 8.14. happeneth according to the Mork of the r. 
 
 9.1. the r. and the M ise are in the hand of God 
 2. there is one event to the r. and to the M'icked 
 Isa. .3. 10. say ye to the r. it shall be well with him 
 
 5. 2.3. and take aM-ay the righteousness of ther. 
 
 24.16. we have heard songs, even glory to the r. 
 26. 2. open ye, that the r. nation may enter in 
 41.26. Mho hath declared, that we may say, he is r. 
 
 5.3. 11. my r. servant shall justify many 
 
 57 . 1. r. perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart, 
 none considering that the r. is taken from the evil 
 00. 21. thy people also shall be all r. shall inherit 
 Jer. 12.1. r. art thou, O Ld. M'hen 1 plead Mith thee 
 20.12. O Lord of hosts, that triest the r. 
 
 2.3. 5. that 1 will raise to David a r. branch 
 Ezek. 1.3. 22. M'ith lies ye have made the r. .sad 
 
 16. 52. thy sisters, they' are more r. than tliou 
 18. 20. the righteousness of the r. shall be on him 
 24. but M'hen the r. turneth aM’ay from, .3.3.18. 
 
 21. 3. I will cut off from thee the r. and M'icked, 4. 
 .3.3. 12. the righteousness of the r. shall not deliver 
 him in the day, nor shall the r. be able to live 
 
 1.3. when 1 shall say to the r. he shall live 
 
 2. 6. because they sold r. for silver, and poor 
 Jjah. 1. 4. the wickecj doth compass about the r. 
 
 1.3. wicked devoureth him that is more r. than he 
 Mai. .3. 18. discern betMen the r. and the M’icked 
 Mat. 9. 1.3. I am not come to call the r. but sin¬ 
 ners to retientance, Mark 2. 1?. Lnke 5. 32. 
 
 1.3. 4.3. then shall the r. shine forth as the sun 
 
 2.3. 28. ye outM-ardly appear r. to men, but within 
 29 . because ye garnish the sepulchres of/. 
 
 35. that on you may come all /. blood sheet on the 
 earth, from blood of /. Abel to Zacharias 
 
 20. .37. then shall the r. answer, saying. Lore! 
 
 46. but the /. shall go into life eternal 
 
 jMke 1. 6. and they M'ere both /. before God 
 18. 9. who trusted they Merer, and despised others 
 John’l. 24. judge not by appearance, hut judge r. 
 
 17■ 25. O r. 1 ather, the wc>rld hath not knoM n thee 
 Mom. 2. 5. and revelation of the r. judgment of G. 
 .3. 10. it is M ritten, there is none r. no not one 
 
 5. 19. so by obedience of one, many be made r. 
 
 2 Ihess. 1.5. a manifest token of r. judgment of G. 
 
 6. itisar. thing M'ith God to recompense tribulat 
 2 lim. 4. 8. the l.ord, the /. .ludge, shall giveme ' 
 Heh. 11.4. he obtained M itness that he M as r. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 12. the eyes of the l.ord are over the /. 
 
 4. 18. if r. scarcely be saved, M here shall sinner 
 
 2 Pet.Q.S. Lot vexed his r. soul from day today 
 1 Jo/m 2. 1. Me have an advocate, .lesus Christ the r. 
 
 29. it ye know that he isr. ye know every one 
 3 . 7 . he thatdoelh righteousness is r. as he is r. 
 
 12. hisoM'u M orks Mere evil, and his brother's r. 
 liev.^6.5. 1 heard the angel say, thou art /. O T.d. 
 
 7. t) Lord, true and r. are thy judgments, 19. 2 
 22.11. and he that is /. let him tie /.'still 
 
 •See T.okl) Is. 
 
 TMGiri'KOU.S ma7i, or meji. 
 
 J^sal. . 37 . 16. a little that a /. inait hath is better 
 ]^rov. 10.1 ] .the mouth of a /. w/ccw is a m ell of life 
 12. 10. a /. 7 nan regardeth the life of his beast 
 
 1.3. 5. a /. 7 ti. hafelh lying, hut M'icked is loathsome 
 
 21. 12. a /. 7/1(171 M i.sely considereth the house 
 
 25. 26. a /. 7//a7L falling cIom u before the M'ic ked 
 28. 12. M hen/. we;/do rejoice, there is glory 
 
 Jsa. 41 . 2. mIio raised up the/, wc/;; from the east 
 .Lzek. .3. 20. again, M hen a/, wc/;; cloth turn, 18.26. 
 21. nevertheless, if thou M ai n the r./z/a/i 
 
 2.3. 45. and the ; . they shall judge them 
 Mat. 10. 41. he that receic eth a /. ///a/i in the name 
 
 _ot a /. 7/1(177, shall receive a /. //ta/i's reM'ard 
 1.3.17- niany /. we;; have desired to see those things 
 J.uke 2.3._47.say ing, certainly this M as a /. wc/;; 
 Jiii;;/. 5. 7. scarcely for a /. wc?;/ M ill one die 
 
 1 7';;;/. 1.9. that the law is not made for a /. ///a// 
 Ja7/i. 5. 16. the fervent prayer of a /ua/i availeth 
 
 2 1 e/. 2. 8. lor that /. ;;/c/;/ dMelling among them 
 
 RIGin LiOl .SLY. 
 
 iJeiit. L 16. hear causes, and judge /. Prov. .31.9. 
 J^sal. 67-4. thou shall judge tlie people r. 96. 10. 
 
 402 
 
 RIG 
 
 Isa. .33. 15. he that walketli/. shall dwell on high 
 Jer, 11 . 20. O I/)rd of hosts, that jndgest /. 
 
 'J It. 2.12. that M e should live sc;berly, ; . and godly 
 1 Pet. 2. 2.3. committed to him that judgeth /. 
 
 It IGll 1 KOU.S.N LSS 
 Signifies, [1] Tt/at perj'ectio/i of the divh/e 71a- 
 t/u e, 7 cheie/>y (iod is most jz/st, a/zd 77/ost holy i/i 
 hir7/.self, a/id i/i all his deali/iys icith his vi eat/ires, 
 (/7id ob.se/ves the strictest rules of rectitude and 
 e(,7tiiij, .lob .36. .3. .John 17 . 25. [2J The cletne/uy, 
 77iercy, at/d tioodttess of hod. Dent. 6. 25. Psal 
 5 l. 14. [.3j ll/s truth n/ul faithji/h/ess in f/iljil 
 1/tty (17/(1 mali/iy yood his ptotttises,V%A\. .31. 1 
 Isa. 42. 6. I 45. 19. [4] The blessed a/id yra- 
 
 ciuvs f/7/it at/d re/rard of riyhteons/iess, Psal. 24. 
 5. Isa. 58.8. [!j] I'he active a/td passive ohedi- 
 
 RIG 
 
 ... - - : ,,, c tfoeui- 
 
 e/tce of Christ, whereby he perfectly fill Jilled the 
 law, a/id propitiated the justice if God: which 
 obedience beiny imputed to the elect, and received 
 by faith, their sins are pardoned, their persons 
 accepted, and^ they are brouyht to eternal ylury, 
 Dan. 9. 24. '!his 1 ighteousiiess, whereby a sin¬ 
 
 ner IS justified, is (-(tiled flie righteousness of 
 (lOd, Horn. 1. 17. It! cause it is of God's institu¬ 
 tion, ordination, and apjointment, and which 
 alone he will accept of to life : Or, becan e it was 
 perjormed by him who is God as well as man, and 
 is therefore of infinite value and merit : Or, be- 
 (■ause it is opposed to the riyhteou.sness of works, 
 ” called righteousness of 
 faith, Rom. 4. 1.3. because it is apprehended and 
 applied by faith. And it is called the law of 
 1 Ighteousiiess, Rom. 9. .31. in oj/position to that 
 law of riyhteou.sness, by which the unbelievino 
 .) &\\sso7tyht to be justified. And Christ is called, 
 I he Lord our Righteousness, Jer. 2.3. 6. that is, 
 1 heptocurer and bestouer of all that rifihteou.s/iess 
 and holiness that are in believers. [6] That up- 
 riy/itness, equity, and justice in deatiny, which 
 ouyht to be between man and man, ].uke 1. 75. 
 i'.ph. 4. 24. [7J An eminent act of ju.-tice anil 
 piety, proceediny from a sincere zeal for God's 
 honour, and the yood of his people, Psal. 106. 
 
 31. [8J Holiness of life and conversation, \ Cot 
 ,lo. .34. 
 
 The doctrine of the yospel is called the word of 
 7 lyhteou.sness, lleb. 5. 1.3. because therein the 
 rujhteousness of God is revealed to us, a/id it alone 
 declares the way oj becoi/iiny righteous. 
 
 Heut. 6.25. and it shall he our/. if Me observe'to do 
 .~4. 1.3. It shall be /. to thee before Lord thy (Joel 
 •3.3. 19. there they shall offer sacrifices of 
 Job 29. 14. I put on /. and it clothed nie 
 36. .3. and I v.ill ascribe/, to my’ .Maker 
 k fol^A. p. offer the sacrifices of;-, and trust in the L. 
 
 11. 7. for the righteous Lord loveth /. .3.3. 5. 
 
 15. 2. he that Morketh /. shall never be moved 
 
 2.3. .3. he leaded! me in iiaths of /. for name’s sake 
 24. 5. and /. rrom the fjod of his salvation 
 
 40. 9.1 have preached /. in the great congregation 
 4o. 4. because of truth, and meekness, and /. 
 
 7. thou lovest/. and hatest M„ic ke,dness, lleb.1.0. 
 48. 10. thy right hand, O God, is full of/. 
 
 51.19. then shall be pleased M'ith sacrifices of r. 
 
 52. 3. thou lovest lying, rather than to spe-ak /,’ 
 
 08. 1. do ye indeed sjjeak ;. O congregation ? 
 
 72. 2. he shall judge thy people Midi r. and poor 
 .3. mountains shall bring peace,and little hills by / 
 85. 10. /. and peace have kissed each other 
 
 11. ancl /. shall look doMii from heaven 
 1.3. /. shall go before him, and set us in the way 
 
 94. 15. hut judgment shall return unto /. 
 
 96. J.3. he shall judge the Morld M'ith /. 98. 9. 
 
 97. 2. /. is the habitation of his throne 
 99. 4. thou executest /. in .Jacob, 10.3. 6. 
 
 106. .3. blessed is he fhatcioeth /. atall times 
 118. 19. open to me the gates of /. I Mill go info 
 G9. 144. the/, of thy testimonies is everlasting 
 
 172. for all fhy commandments are r. 
 
 I. 32. 9. Jet thy priests he clothed M'ith /. thy saints 
 1 rov. 2. 9. then shall thou underst. /. and judgment 
 8. 18. yea, durable riches and /. are M idi me 
 
 20. I lead in the way of /. in midst of the paths 
 10.2. hut /. delivered] from death, 11.4. 
 
 II. 5. the ;•. of the perfect shall direct his May 
 £ 1 . the /. of the upright shall deliver them 
 
 18. to him that soweth /. shall be a sure reward 
 
 19. as /. tended] to life so he that pursued) evil 
 
 12. 17. he that speaketh truth, sheM eth forth /. 
 
 28. in the m ay of /. is life, and in the patliM'av 
 
 1.3. 6. /. keepeth him that is upright in the M'ay 
 
 14. .34. /. exalted) a nation, sin is a reproach to 
 
 15. 9. he loveth him that folloMeth after/. 
 
 16. 8. better is a little M'ith /.than great revenues 
 
 12. for the throne is established by /. 
 
 .31. is a crown of glory, if found in the M’ay of;-. 
 
 21. 21. he that folioweth after /. and mercy fincl- 
 „ cth lite,/. and honour 
 
 Heel. .3.16. and the place of/. fliaf iniquity M as there 
 Isa. 1. 21. ; . lodged in it. butnoM' mm'derers 
 26. the city ot /. || 27. a!)d her converts M'ith /. 
 
 5. 23. M'liich take aM'ay the /. of the righteous 
 
 10. 22. consiimption decreed shal 1 overfloM’ M'ith /. 
 
 11. 4. but M'ith;'. shall he judge the poor 
 5. and r. shall he the gi)'dieof his loins 
 
 16.5..iu!iging and seeking judgment, and ha.sting /. 
 26. 9. the inhabitants of the Morld M’ill learn /. 
 
 10. let favour he sheM'ed.yet Mill he not learn/. 
 
 28. 17. and r. M ill 1 lay to the plummet 
 .32^ 16. and /. shall remain in the fruitful field 
 
 17. and the M'prk ot /. shal 1 he peace, and the effect 
 
 of /. quietnccss a))d assuiance t'or ever 
 .3.3. 5. Lord hath filled Zion M'ith jiidgnsent and /. 
 41. t 2. M ho raised up /. tiom the east 
 
 45. 8. dropdoM'D.ye heavens, fiom above, and let 
 skies pour doM n r. and let/, spring iq) together 
 19. 1 the l.ord speak r. 1 declare right things 
 24. in the Lord have 1 /. -t in the Lord is all /. 
 
 46. 12. hearken unto me, ye that are far from /. 
 
 51. 1. y e that tolloM- after /. |1 7. ve that know /. 
 
 .54. 17. their /. is of me, saith th.e' Lord 
 58. 2. yet they seek me as a nation that did r. 
 
 lyt.fifh 17: f®*" Pt'f on /. as a br.easfplate 
 T'l 17. M'lll inake thy olficers peace, thine exact 7 
 
 61. .3. that they might he called trees of/. 
 
 10. he hath covered me m ith tlie robe of /. 
 
 11.30 L<<rd M'ill cause /.and praise to spring forth 
 
 62. 1. until the;-, thereof go forth as brightne.ss 
 64. o. thou meetest him that rejoiceth and Moi k. /. 
 
 Jet. 9. 24. that 1 am the Imi d Mhicii exerci-e / 
 
 22. 3. execute ye judgment and /. and deli’ er’ 
 
 2.3. 6. this IS his name, the Ixird our /. .3.3. 16 
 .3.3. 15. at that time will I cause Ihe b anch of r. to 
 
 r, >4''0'v up to David, and he shall e.\e> ute/. 
 
 .;1. 10. the Lord hath brought forth our /. 
 
 £zek. 14.14. deliver their OMi) souls by their /. 20. 
 18.20. the/. of the righteous shall he upon him" 
 33. 12. the /. ot the righ.teous shall not celiver him 
 Vatj. 4. 27. and break off thy sins by /. 
 
 9. 7. O Lord, /. beh.ngelh unto thee, hut to us 
 24. to bring in evei lasting /. and to seal : p ision 
 
 12. .3. they that turn many tor. shall shine stais 
 lies. 10. IQ. till he come and rain /. up',n you 
 wirnoso. 7. and mIio leave off /. in the earth 
 
 24. and let /. rnii dov. 11 as a mighty 311 earn 
 6.12. ye have turned the fruit of /. info hemfi/ck 
 Mio. 6. 5. that ye may know the /. of the l.c-rd 
 Z/7;//. 2. .3. all ye meek of earth, seek /. seek ineekn. 
 Mai. 4. 2. to you that fear shall the .Sun of/, arise 
 Mat. .3. 15. thus it becometh us to fulfil all /. 
 
 5.6. blessed are they that hunger and thirst after 7. 
 2(1. except your /. exceed the /. of the .S rihes 
 21. .32. for .John came to you in the mhv of/, 
 y.tc/e 1.75. in /. before him all the days of’our life 
 John 16.8. he m ill reprove the Morld of sin and of/. 
 
 10. ot /. hec. I go to my Father, ye see me no more 
 Rets 10. .35. he that Morketh /. is accepted m iih him 
 
 13. 10. thou enemy of all /. wilt thou not cease 
 24. 25. as he I'easoned ot /. and judgm. l eiix frein 
 
 Rom. 1. 17. for therein is the /. of God revealed 
 2.26. if iincircunK ision keep the /. of the laM- 
 .3. 5. it our unrighteousness commend the r. of Go/h 
 
 21. the/, of (iod Mithout the law is manifeste/i 
 
 22. even the /. of God which is by faith of Chri’-t 
 
 4. 6. to M hom God imputeth /. M ithout Morks 
 
 11 . receiv ed sign ofcircumcision, a seal o! the/.of 
 the faith, tiiat /. might be imputed to them also 
 
 1.3. tor the promise Mas through the /.of faith 
 5.17. they m hich leceive gift of/. shall reign hv .ies. 
 
 18. so by the ;■. of one the free gift came ( n'all 
 21. so might grace reign through /. to eternal life 
 
 6.1.3. yield yoiir members instruments of/. totiwl 
 
 30. \\ hethtr oi sin to dtath, or ot obt^flieiioe unto r. 
 
 18. free from sin, ye became the servants of/. 
 
 19. so noM- yield your members servants to /. 
 
 20. M’hen ye M-ere serv. of sin. ye Mere free from r. 
 8.4. that the/, of the laM- might he fulfilled in 1:5 
 
 10. but the spirit is life because of/. 
 
 9.30. that the (jentiles M'ho folloMcd not after/, 
 ha', e attained to /. even the /. m hich is of taitli 
 
 31. but Israel which folloM’cd after the laM’ of/ 
 hath not attained to tlie laM- of / 
 
 10. ,3. they being ignorant, going about to esfahosi* 
 their OM I) /. have not submitted to the /. o! (i(,(i 
 
 5. Moses descriheth the /. M hich is of the laM- 
 
 6. the ;■. which is of faith speaketh on this m ise 
 1.0. tor with the heart man believeth unto /. 
 
 1-4. 17. kingdom pf (iod not meat and drink, but r. 
 
 1 Cot'. L.30. in Christ, M’ho of God is ma/le unto us/. 
 15. .34. aM'akefo/. and sin not, for some have not 
 
 2 Cw. .3. 9. much more doth the ministration of/. 
 
 5. 21. that Me might be made the /. of God in him- 
 
 6. 7. by the armour of /. on the right hand and left 
 
 14. M’hat telloM'shjp liafli /. M'ith unrighteousness- 
 
 9. 10. your seed and increase the fruits of your /. 
 
 11. 15. be transformed as the ministers of /. 
 
 Gal. 2.21 . if /. come by laM-, Christ is dead in vain 
 
 .3. 21. verily, /. should have been bv the laM- 
 
 5. 5. we through the Spirit wait for'the hope of /. 
 Tph. 5. 9. fruit of the Spirit is in all /. and truth 
 
 6. 14. and haying on the breastplate of r. 
 
 Phil. 1.11. being filled M ith the fruits of/. bv .Jesus- . 
 3. 6. touching /. which is in the laM’, blame'less 
 9; but the /. M hich is of God by faith 
 
 1 Tini. 6.11. and follow after /. 2 Tim. 2. 22. 
 
 2 Tim. 4.8. there is laid up for me a croM ii of /. 
 
 Tit. .3. 5. not by Morksof /. which Me have done 
 lleb. 1.8. a s/eptre of/, is sceptre of thy kingilon> 
 
 5. 1.3. is unskilful in the Mord of/, he Is a babe 
 
 7. 2. first being by interpretation king of /. 
 
 11. 7. and became heir of the /. M hidi is by faith 
 .3.3. through faith subdued kingdoms. M rougc.t /. 
 
 12.11. afterM’ard it yieldeth neaceable fruit of/. 
 Jam. 1. 20. M iath of)))an MO)'Ketl) not /. of (iod 
 .3. 18. the fruit of/, is somu in peace of the))) 
 
 1 Pc/. 2.24. Me being dead to sin shoulfl live unto/. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.1. obtained like faith through the/. ot (iod 
 2. .5. spared not. but saved L'oe a preacher of/. 
 
 21. been better not to have knoMn il)e Mav of/. 
 
 .3.1.3. Me look fora neM- earth, M’herei)) dMelleth /. 
 
 1 John 2. 29. evei y one that doeth /. is born 01 (io/l 
 .3.7- he that doeth /. is righteous, as he is righteous 
 
 10. Mhosoever /loth not /. is not of God 
 
 Rev. 19. 8. fo!' the tine linen is the /. of the saints 
 Tor RKiin LOl'.SN F..S.S. 
 
 Gen.15. 6. Abrau) believed in tlie l.ord, and he 
 counte<l it to hiu) for r. Psal. 106. .31. Rom. 4. .3. 
 P.ml. 14.3. 11. for thy /. sake bring niy soul out of 
 Isa. 5_. 7. he looked yii/ /. hut behold* a cry 
 Mat. 5.10. blessed aj ethey M hich are parser.//;/ r, 
 Rom. l. 5. his faith is counted ./h/ /. Gal. .3. 6. 
 
 9- reckoneil H 22. in)|'uted to bin) for r. Jam. 2. 23. 
 
 ]('. 4. for Christ is tl]e end of the laM-.fi;/ /. 
 
 1 Pet. .3.14. it ye sutler for r. sake, happy a!'e yc 
 Ills RKiin KOCSNL.'s.S. 
 
 1 ■S’?/;;?. 26. 23. the l.ord !'ender to evei'y ttian his r. 
 
 1 Kings 8. .32. to give act ording to his /.'2 Chr. 6. 2.3. 
 
 ./]'//33. 26. for he M’ilj retxler unto !)ian his r. 
 
 Psal.";. 17. 1 M ill praise the Loi'daccordit)" to//?k r 
 
 22. .'(1. they shal 1 declare his r. to a people be hot ne 
 .50. 6. the heavens shall declare his r. 97. 6. 
 
 95!. 2. his r. h.tth he o|)e))ly sheM’ed in the sight 
 103. 17. and hisr. unto children's children 
 111. 3. and his r. endureth forever, 112. 3, 9. 
 
RIN 
 
 RIS 
 
 RIS 
 
 Eccl. 7. 15. there is a justman that perishetli in Ms r. 
 Jsa. 4-. 21. the Lord is well pleased tor Ms r. sake 
 5y. 16. brouglit salvation, and /tis r. sustained him 
 Eze/c. 3. 20. again, when a righteous man dotli turn 
 from Ms r. and commit iniquity, 18. 24, 26. 
 
 18. 22. in Ms r. that he hath done lie shall live 
 33. 12. not be able to live for Ms r. in the day 
 13. if be trust to his own r. and commit iniquity, 
 Ms T. he hath done shall not be remembered 
 HTjc. 7. 9. will bring to liaht, and 1 shall behold hisr. 
 Mat. 6. 33. but seek the kingdom of (lod, and his r. 
 Bom. 3. 25. to declare his r. for remiss, of sins, 26. 
 
 £ Cor. 9. 9. given to the poor, his r. remain, tor ever 
 In lllGlii i:OU.S^Jl',Si5. 
 
 Lev. 19.15. in r. shalt thou judge thy neighbour 
 
 1 Kinys 3. 6. as he walked bef. thee in trutli and in r. 
 Ps. 9. t 4. thou sattest in the throne, judging in r. 
 
 8. and he sliall judge the world in r. 
 
 17. 15. as for me, I will behold tliy tace in r. 
 
 65. 5. by terrible things in r. wilt tliou answer us 
 Prov. 8. 8. all the words of my moutli are in r. 
 
 25. 5. his throne shall be established tn r. 
 
 Jsa. 5. 16. God that is holy shall be sanctified m r. 
 
 .32. 1. behold, a king shall reign in r. and princes 
 42. 6. 1 the Lord have called thee iw r. 
 
 45. 13. 1 iiave raised him in r. and will direct 
 23. the word is gone out of my mouth in r. 
 
 48. 1. mention the God of Israel, but not in r. 
 
 54.14. in r. shalt thou be established 
 
 63. 1. I that speak in r. miglity to save _ 
 
 Jer. 4. 2. thou shalt swear, the Lord liveth, m r. 
 Hos. 2.19. 1 will betroth thee unto me mr. 
 
 10. 12. sow to yourselves in r. reap in mercy 
 Zech. 8. 8. 1 will be theirGod in truth and mr. 
 Mai. 3. 3. that they may offer an offering tn r. 
 
 Acts 17. 31. he will judge the world in r. 
 
 Rom. 9. 28. he will linish and cut it short tn r. 
 
 Evh. 4. 24. winch after God is created in r. 
 
 2 Tim. 3.16. set ipture is for insti uction m r. 
 
 Rev. 19. 11. and in r. he doth judge and make war 
 
 !].p I11GHTEOU.S1N E.SS. 
 
 Gen. 30. .33. so my r. answer for me in time to come 
 Vent. 9. 4. saying, for tny r. Lord hath brought me 
 2.b’a«.22. 21. the Lord rewarded me according to 
 my r. and cleanness of hands, 25. Ps. 18. 20, 24. 
 Joh 6. 29. yea, return again, my r. is in it 
 
 27. 6. tny r. 1 hold fast, and will not let it go 
 
 35. 2. that thou saidst, my r. is more than God’s 
 Psal. 4. 1. hear me when 1 call, O God ot my r. 
 
 7. 8. judge me, O Lord, according to my r. 
 
 .35. t 27 . let them be glad that favour my r. 
 
 Isa. 41.10. uphold thee with the right hand of myr. 
 
 46. 13. 1 tiring near my r. |i 51.5. my r. is near 
 : 51. 6. and my r. shall not be abolished 
 
 8. but my r. shall be for ever, and my salvation 
 
 56.1. salvat. is near to come, my r. to be revealed 
 Phil. 3.9. may be found, not having mineownr. 
 
 Jhy KlGllTLOU.SN LSS. 
 
 Vent. 9. 5. nor for thy r. or uprightne.ss, 6. 
 
 Joh 8. 6. make the habitation of thy r. prosperous 
 .35.8. and thyr. may profit the son otman 
 Psal. 5. 8. lead me, O Lord, in thy r. because 
 .31. 1. in thee 1 trust, deliver me in thy r. 71 . 2. 
 
 35.24. judge me,0 Lord, according to t/iy r. 
 
 28. and my tongue shall speak ot thy r. 71. 24. 
 
 36. 6. thy r. is like the great mountains 
 
 10. O continue thy r. to the upright in heart 
 .37. 6. he shall bring forth thy r. as the light 
 
 40. 10. 1 have not hid thy r. within my heart 
 
 51. 14. and my tongue shall sing aloud of thy r. 
 
 6y. 27. and let thein not come into thyr. 
 
 71 . 15. my mouth shall shew forth thy r. all day 
 16. I w ill make mention of thy r. of thine only 
 
 19. thy r. O God, is very high, who is like to thee 
 
 72.1. and give thy r. unto the king’s son 
 
 88. 12. thy r. be known in land of forgetfulness 
 
 89. 16. and in thy r. shall they be exalted 
 
 119. +7. when 1, have learned judgments of thyr. 
 40. quicken me in thy r. jl 123. for word of thy r. 
 142. thy r. is an everlast. right, thy law is the truth 
 14.3. Lin faithfulness answer me, and in thy r. 
 
 11. for thy r. sake bring my soul out ot trouble 
 145. 7. and they shall sing of thyr. 
 
 Isa. 48. 18. then had thy r. been as waves ot the sea 
 
 57. 12. 1 will declare thy r. and thy works 
 
 58. 8. thy r. shall go before thee, glory ot Lord 
 62. 2. and the Gentiles shall .see thy r. and kings 
 
 Va 7 i. 9. 16. O Lord, according to all thy r. 
 R1GIITEOU.SN ESS. 
 
 Judy. 5. + 11. they shall rehearse r. of the T.ord 
 
 1 Ham. 12. + 7. that I may reason ot the r. of Lord 
 Jsa. 33.1 15. hethatwalketh in r. and speaketh 
 
 45. +24. in the Lord is all r. and strength 
 64. 6. and all our r. is as filthy rags 
 Ezek. .3. + 20. when righteous turneth trom his r. 
 
 .33. 13. all hisr. shall not be remembered 
 Van. 9. 18. not for our r. but for thy great mercies 
 KlGIIiLY. 
 
 Gen. 27 . .36. Esau said, is not he r. named .lacob? 
 Luke 7 . 43. he said to him, thou hast r. judged 
 
 20. 21. master, we know that thou teachest r. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. r. dividing the word of truth 
 
 RIGOUR. 
 
 Exod. 1. 13. made Israel to serve with r. 14. 
 
 Lev. 25. 43. thou shalt not rule with r, 46,53. 
 RIMG. 
 
 The antiquity of rings is known from Scripture : 
 Abraham’s servant gave an ear-ring to Uebekah, 
 Gen. 24. 22. After the victory that the Israelites 
 obtained over the Midianites, they offered to the 
 Lord the rings and bracelets that they hud taken 
 from the enemy. M um. .31. 59. It was a mark of 
 goveriiment and authority, and was used chiefly to 
 seal patents or public orders •, thus w/im Pharaoh 
 committed the government of all Egypt/<» .loseph, 
 he took his ring from his finger, and gave it to 
 Joseph, as a token of that authority with which he 
 invested him, and which he intended he should ex¬ 
 ercise over all his people. In like manner did Aha- 
 suerus to his favourite Ilamaii, and to IMordecai, 
 who succeeded Ilaman in Ms dignity, Esth. 3. 10. 
 I 8 . 2 . 
 
 When Jacob arrived at the land of Canaan, at Ms 
 return from hlesopotamia, he gave orders to his 
 people to put into his custody all the strange gods 
 which were in their hand, and all their ear¬ 
 rings which were in their ears, Gen. 35. 4. This 
 seems to insinuate, and other writers expressly 
 affirm, that those strange gods were superstitious 
 or magical figures, engraven upon their rings, 
 their bracelets, and the pendants in their ears. 
 Or else, according to others, that these rings and 
 pendants were upon the hands, and in the ears of 
 these false gods. 
 
 Gen. 41.42. Pharaoh took off his r. from his hand 
 E.rod. 26. 24. boai ds be couiiled unto one r. .36. 29. 
 Esth. 3. 10. king Ahasuerus took his r. from his hand ' 
 12. and .sealed with the king’s r. 8. 8, 10. 
 
 8. 2. the king took off his r. gave it to IMordecai 
 Inike 15. 22. the father said, put a r. on his hand 
 Jam. 2. 2. if there come in a man with a gold r. 
 RINGLEADER. 
 
 Acts 7.1. 5. and a r. of the sect of the Nazarenes 
 RINGS. 
 
 Exod. 25. 12. thou shalt cast four r. of gold for it 
 14. put staves into the r. 15. I 27- 7- 1 -ff. 5. 
 
 1.38. 7 . 
 
 26. 29 . and make their r. ot gold, 28. 23,26, 27.1 
 
 .30. 4. i .36. .34. 1 . 37 . 3, 13. | .39. 16. 19, 20. 
 
 27 . 4. thou shalt make upon net four brazen r. 
 
 28. 28. they shall bind the breastplate bv the r. 
 Nam. 31.5n. prey gotten of jewels, bracelets, and r. 
 E.\th. 1.6. were hangings fastened to silver r. pillars 
 Cant. 5. 14. his hands are as gold r. set with beryl 
 Isa. 3. 21. will take away the r. and nose jewels 
 Ezek. 1.18. their r. so high that they were dreadful, 
 
 their r. were full of eyes round about them four 
 RING-.SIRAKED. 
 
 Gen. .30. 35. removed he-goatsthat were r.-stroked 
 31. 8. if he said, the i-.-.vtrffXerfshall be thy hire 
 10. rams were r.-stroked, speckled, and grisled, 12. 
 RINSED. 
 
 Lev. 6. 28. the brasen pot be both scoured and r. 
 
 15.11. and hath not r. his hands in water 
 12. every vessel of wood shall be r. in water 
 RIO f, Hvbstanti-ve. 
 
 Isa. 29. + 9 . stay yourselves, wonder, take your r. 
 Tit. 1. 6. children not accused of r. or unruly 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 4. that you run not to the same excess of r. 
 
 RIO 1'. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. as they that count it pleasure to r. 
 
 RIOTING. 
 
 Rom. 13.13. walk not in r. and drunkenness 
 
 Riotous. 
 
 Prov. 2.3. 20. be not amongst r. eaters of flesh 
 28. 7 . he that is a comjianion of r. men shameth 
 Luke 15.13. there wasted hissubstance with r. living 
 RIP. 
 
 2 Kings^. 12. thou wilt r. up their women with child 
 RIPE. 
 
 Gen. 40.10. the clusters brought forth r. grapes 
 Exod. 22. 29 . to offer the first of thy r. fruits 
 Num. 13. 20. was the time of the first r. grapes 
 18. 1.3. whatsoever is first r. in the land he thine 
 Jer. 24. 2. one basket had good tigs, even like the figs 
 that are first r. llos. 9. 10. A*a/<. 3.12. 
 Joel 3.13. put in sickle, for the harvest is r. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 1. my soul desired the first r. fruit 
 Mark 4. + 29. when the fruit is r. he puts in sickle 
 
 1 Cor. 14. T 20. but ill understanding beof ;. age 
 Rev. 14. 15. time to reap, for harvest of earth is r. 
 
 18. gather the clusters, for grapes are fully r. 
 RIPEN ING. 
 
 Isa. 18.5. and the sour grape is r. in the flower 
 RIPPED. 
 
 2 Kings\5. 16. all the women w’ith child he r. up 
 llos. 13.16. their women with child shall be r. up 
 Amos 1. 13. because they have r. up the women 
 
 RISE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To get up from one's seat, or from 
 bed, Gen. 19. 2. Mark 10. 49. [2] To proceed or 
 come from, Num. 24. 17. [3] To be advanced to 
 honour or authority, Prov. 28. 12. [4] To be 
 
 moved or kindled, l-iccl. 10.4. [5] To .ihine,M'At. 
 5. 45. [6] To rebel, 2 Sam. 18. .32. [7] 'To stir 
 or awake out of a spiritual sloth and security to a 
 more lively frame. Cant. 3. 2. [8] 'To go forth, 
 Gen. 19 . t 2.3. 
 
 Exod. 21. 19 . if he r. again and walk abroad on staff 
 Num. 24. 17 . and a sceptre shall r. out of Israel 
 Deut. 33.11. smite them that r. that they r. not again 
 Josh. 18. 4. they shall r. and go through the land 
 Judg. 8.21. then they said, r. thou, and fall on us 
 9. 33. thou shalt r. early, and set upon the city 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 1.3. that he should r. to lie in wait 
 24. 7- and suffered them not to r. against Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 21..'when child w'as dead, thoutlidst r. 
 18. .32. all that r. against thee be as Absalom is 
 
 Job .30. 12. upon my rieht hand r. the youth 
 Psal. 18. .38. wounded them, they were, not able to r. 
 27 . .3. tho’ war should r. ag. me, will be confident 
 36. 12. they are cast down, shall not be able to r. 
 119. 62. at midnight I will r. to give thanks to thee 
 1-10. 10. into deep pits, that they r. not up again 
 Prov. 24. 22. for their calamity shall r. suddenly 
 28.12. when the wicked r. a man is hidden, 28. 
 (tant. 3. 2. 1 will r. now and go about ihe city 
 Isa. 14. 21. prepare slaughter, that they do not r. 
 24. 20. the earth shall fall and not 7 . again 
 26.14. they are deceased, they shall iiotr. 
 
 .33. 10. now will 1 r. saitlithe Lord 
 4.3. 17 . they shall lie down togeth.they shall not r. 
 . 54 . 17 . every tongue that shall r, thou shalt cond. 
 .58.10. then’shall thy light r. in obscurity 
 Jer. Q5. 27. drink ye, spue, fall and r. no more 
 51.64. Pabyloii shall iu,t r. from evil, 1 will bring 
 Amos 5. 2. the virgin of Israel shall no more r. 
 
 7 . 9 . 1 w ill r. against the house of .leroboam 
 Alat. 5. 45. he makethsun tor. on evil and good 
 20.19. crucify him, and third dav he shall r. again 
 Alark 9. 31. I 10. .34. Luke 18. 33. | 24. 7- 
 24. 7 . for nation shall r. against nation, ami king¬ 
 dom against kingdom, Mark 13. 8. Luke 21. 10. 
 11. many false prophets shall r. Mark 13. 22. 
 
 ATat."6. 46. r. let us be going, behold,'he is at nana 
 
 27 . 63. after three days 1 will r. again, MarkH. 31. 
 AJarkA. 27. and should sleep, and r. night and day 
 
 10. 49 . be of good comfort, r. he calleth thee 
 
 12. 23. in the resurrection, when they shall r. 25. 
 
 26. and as touching the dead, that they r. 
 
 Luke 11 . 7 . trouble me not, I cannot r. and give 
 8. though he will not r. because he is his friend 
 12. 54. when ye see a cloud r. out of the west 
 
 22. 46. he said to them, why sleep ye t r. and pray 
 24. 46. it behoved Christ to suffer and to r. from 
 John 5. 8. .lesus saith, r. take up thy bed and walk 
 
 11. 23. .lesus saith, thy brother shall r. again 
 
 24. 1 know he shall r. H 20. 9. that he must r. again 
 Acts 10. 13. came a voice, r. Peter, kill and eat 
 26. 16. but r. and stand upon thy feet 
 
 23. should be the first that should r. from (he dead 
 Rom. 15. 12. he that shall r. to reign over (Jentiles 
 1 Cor. 15. 15. if so be the dead r. not, 16, 29, 32. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 16. the dead in Christ shall r. first 
 Ileb. 7 . 11. what need that another priest should r. 
 Rev. 11. 1. r. and measure the temple of God 
 RISE up. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. ye shall r. up early and goon your ways 
 31. 35. let it not displease, that 1 cannot r. up 
 Exod. 8. 20. r. w^iand stand before Pharaoh, 9- 13. 
 
 12. 31. r. up and get you forth from my people 
 Lev. 19 . 32. thou shalt r. up before the hoary head 
 Num. 10. .35. r. up. Lord, let enemies be scattered 
 
 22. 20. if men come to call thee up, r. up and go 
 2.3. 18. r. up, Bala-k, and hear, thou son of Zippoi 
 
 24. behold, the people shall r. up as a lion 
 Veut. i. 13. now, r. up, said I, and get over brook 
 
 24. r. ye up, and pass over the river Arnon 
 19 . 11. if a man 7'. up against his neighbour 
 
 15. one witness shall not r. 7ij7 against a man 
 
 16. if a false witness r. up against any man 
 
 28. 7 . the Lord vvill cause thine enemies thatT-.wp 
 
 29. 22. the generation that shall r. up after you 
 
 31. 16. this people w ill r. up, and go a whoring 
 
 32. .38. their gods, let them r. up and help you 
 Josh. 8. 7 . then ye shall r. up from the ambush 
 Judg. 20. 38. should make a great fiame r. up, 40. 
 
 1 Sam. 29 . 10. wherefore r. up early in morning 
 Nell. 2. 18. and they said, let us r. up and build 
 Joh 20. 27 . and the earth shall r. up against him 
 Psal. 3. 1. many are they that r. up against me 
 
 17 . 7 . save them from those that r. up against them 
 
 18. 48. liftest me above those that T-. wy against me 
 35.11. false witn. did r. up, they laid to my charge 
 
 41. 8. now that he lieth, he shall r. up no more 
 44. 5. we will tread them under that r. up ag. us 
 
 59 . 1. defend me from them that r. up against me 
 74 . 2.3. the tumult of those that r.up against thee 
 92. 11. desire of the wicked that r. up against me 
 94 . 16. wlio will r. up for me ag. the evil-doers ? 
 127 . 2. it is vain for you to r. up early, to sit up late 
 139. 21. grieved with those that r. up against thee ? 
 Prov. .31. 28. her children r. up, and call her blessed 
 Keel. 10. 4. if the spirit of the ruler r. up ag. thee 
 
 12, 4. he shall r. up at the voice of the bird 
 Cant. 2. 10. my beloved said tome, r. up, my love 
 Isa. 5. 11. woe unto them that r. up in the morning 
 14. 22. 1 will r. up aL’ainst them, saith the Lord 
 28. 21. the Lord shall r. up as in mount Perazim 
 32. 9. r. up, ye women at ease, hear my voice 
 Jer. . 37 . 10. should r. up every man in his tent 
 
 47 . 2. behold, waters 7'. up out of the north 
 49. 14. gather against her, and r. up to battle 
 51. 1. against them that r. up against me, a wind 
 Lam. 1. 14. from whom I am not able to r. up 
 Amos 8. 8. it shall r. up wholly as a Hood, 9. 5. 
 
 14. even they shall fall, and never r. up again 
 Obad. 1. let us r. up against Edom in battle 
 Nah. 1. 9. affliction shall not r. up the second time 
 llab. 2. 7 . shall they not r. up suddenly that bite 
 Zep/i. 3. 8. until the day that 1 r. up to the prey 
 Zech. 14. 13. his hand r. up against bis neighbour 
 Mat. 10. 21. children shall r. up against their pa¬ 
 rents, and cause them to be put to death, 
 Mark 13. 12. 
 
 12. 41. the men of Nineveh shall r. up, Lukell. .32. 
 
 42. queen of the south shall r. up, Luke 11. .31. 
 Alark .3. 26. and if Satan r. up against himself 
 14. 42. r. up, lo, he that betrayetli me is at hand 
 l.uke 5. 23. whether is easier to say, r. up and walk 
 6. 8. he said, r. up and stand forth in the midst 
 Acts .3. 6. in the name of Jesus r. up and walk 
 Rev. 13. 1. 1 saw a beast r. up out of the sea 
 RISEN. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 23. the sun was r. vyhen Lot entered Zoat 
 Exod. 22. 3. if sun be r. on him, blood shall be shed 
 Num. .32.14. ye are r. up in your fathers’stead 
 .Judg. 9.18. ye are r. up against my father’s house 
 Ruth 2. 15. and when she was r. up to glean 
 
 1 .'Sam. 25. 29. yet a man is r. to pursue thee 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7. behoUl, the whole family is r. up 
 
 1 Kings 8. 20. 1 am 7 -. up in room of David, 2 Chr. 
 
 6 . 10 . 
 
 2 Kings 6. 15. the servant of the man ot God was r 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 6. tlie servant of Solomon is r. up 
 
 21. 4. when .lehoram was r. up to the kingdom 
 Psal. 20. 8. but we are r. and stand upright 
 
 27 . 12 . for false witnesses are r. up against me 
 .54. 3. for strangers are r. up against me 
 86. 14. O God, the proud are r. against me 
 Isa. 60 . 1. the glory of the Lord is r. upon thee 
 Ezek. 7 . 11. violence is r. into a rod of wickedness 
 47 . 5. for the waters were r. waters to sv.im m 
 Aiic. 2. 8. even of late my people is r. up as enemy 
 Mat. II. 11. there hath not r. a greater than John 
 14. 2. llerod said, this is John the Baptist, he is r. 
 from the dead, Alark 6. 14, lo. Luke 9. 7. 
 
 17. 9 . until tlie Son of man be r. again, Mark9. 9. 
 
 26. 32. after I am r. I will go befoie, .Mark 14. 28. 
 
 27 . 61 . ids disciples steal him away and say he is r. 
 
 28. 6. iie is not hei e, he is r. as he said, .Mark 16. 6. 
 Alark 16. 9. now when Jesus was r. early the tirst 
 
 day 
 
 14. which had seen him after he was r. John 21.14, 
 l.uke 7 . 16 . that a great prophet is r. among us 
 9 . 8. that one of the old prophets was r. 19 . 
 
 2 D 2 403 
 
RI V 
 
 RO A 
 
 ROB 
 
 i»/^el3.C'5.when once the master of the honse is r.up 
 24. .34. the Loni is r. indeed, and liatli ai)|)eared 
 John G. GG. when therefore he was r. from tlie dead 
 Acts 17 . -3. that t!hrist tniist neeiis have r. again 
 RomX). .34.(’hi ist that died, yea rather that is r.again 
 
 1 Cor. 15.13. if no resurrection, then is ( hrist not r. 
 14. if Christ be not r. || GO. but now is Clirist r. 
 
 Col. 2. 12. in baptism ye are also r. witli him 
 .3. 1. if ye be r. with Christ, seek those thines above 
 Jam. 1. 11. for tlie sun is no sooner r. witli heat 
 HI.SK.sr. 
 
 Deut. 6. 7 .thou shalt talk of them when thou r. 11.19. 
 RISE rji. 
 
 Dent. GG. G6. as wlien a man r. against ids neighbour 
 Josh. 6. 26. cursed thatr. up and buildetli .lericho 
 
 2 ^am. 23. 4, shall be as the liuht wlien the sun r. 
 Job 9. 7 . which commandeth the sun and itr. not 
 
 14. IG. so man liethdown, and r. not 
 24. 22. he r. up and no man is sure of life 
 
 27. 7 . he that r. up against me. as the unrighteous 
 .31. 14. what then shall 1 do when God r. up ^ 
 Prov. 24. 16. a just man falletli. and r. up again 
 .31. 15. she r. also while it is yet night, giveth meat 
 Jsa. 47 . 11. thou shall not know from whence it r. 
 Jcr. 46. B. Egypt?', up like a Hood and his waters 
 Mic. 7 . 6. the daughter r. up against her mother 
 John 13.4. .lesus r. from supper, and girded himself 
 Rl.'^ING, Sii!>sta7itive. 
 
 JLev. 1.3. 2. if in skin of his Hesh a r. or bright spot 
 
 10. the priest shall see if the r. be white, 19, 43. 
 
 28. if the spotstav, it is a ?'.of the burning 
 14. 56. this is, the law for a r. and for a scab 
 IVe/i. 4. 21. held spears from the r. of the morning 
 Prov. 30. 31. a king, against whom there is no r. 
 Isa. 60. .3. and kings to the brightness of thy r. 
 
 9.10. what the r. from the dead should mean 
 Luke 2. 34. this child is set for the fall and r. of many 
 .S?/??-Rl.Sll^G. 
 
 Plnm. 2. ,3. on the east-side toward the r. of the^w?? 
 21. 11. before ]\Ioab, toward swi-r. 34.15. Deut. 4. 
 41 , 47 . 12 .1. I 1.3.5. I 19 . 12 , 27 , .34. 
 
 Psal. 50.1. called the earth from the r. of the sun 
 11.3. 3. from r. of sun. Lord’s name is to be praised 
 Isa. 41. 25. from r. of shall he call on my name 
 
 45. 6. that they may know from the r. of the sun 
 59. 19 . and fear his glorj' from the r. of the sun 
 Hal. 1.11. from r.Qi sun my name shall be great 
 Hark 16. 2. came to the sepulchre at r. of the sun 
 Luke 1. t 78. the jM?i-r. from on high visited us 
 KLSIlSG. 
 
 2 Chro7i. 36. 15. sent by his messengers r. betimes 
 Job 16. 8. my leanness r. in me beareth witness 
 24. 5. as wild asses go forth, r. betimes for a prey 
 14. murderer r. with the light killeth the poor 
 Prov. 27 . 14. he that blesseth his friend, r. early 
 Jer. 7 . 13. 1 spake nntoyou, r. up early, and speak¬ 
 ing, but ye heard not, 25. 3. | 35. 14. 
 25. Tsent my servants the prophets to you r. up 
 early, 25.4. | 26.5. I 29.19. 1 .35.15.144.4. 
 11 . 7 . r. earl^', and protesting, say. obey my voice 
 32. .3.3. though 1 taught them, r. up early, teaching 
 Lar77. .3. 6.3. sitting down and r. up, 1 am their music 
 Markl. 35. in the morning, r. before day, he prayed 
 Rli'ES. 
 
 L’lim. 9. 3. keep it according to all the r. of it 
 Acts 6.114. this .lesus slialfchange the r. 
 
 Ileb. 9. f 10. which stood in washings and carnal r. 
 RIVER 
 
 Is a great stream of fresh water flowing hi a channel 
 from a source or .^pri7ig hito the sea, Kxod. 2. 
 
 5. It is used to de7iote great ple7itg of any thhig. 
 Job 29 . 6. The rock poured me out rivers of 
 oil, that is, great plenty arid abimdance of oil. 
 Psal. .36. 8. 'J'hou shalt make them di ink of the 
 .river of thy pleasures. Thou shalt make them 
 partake of that abu7ida7it pleasure, delight, and 
 satisfaction, which thou not 07ily enjoyest thyself, 
 but bestowest 071 thy people: A7id river may note 
 the co7istancy u7id perpetuity of these pleasures, as 
 well as their pletity. And in John 7. .38. He 
 that believeth on me, out of his belly shall flow 
 rivers of living water ; that is. He shall be en¬ 
 dued with the gifts and graces of the Spirit in a 
 plentiful 7neasure, which shall not only refresh hini- 
 selj,but shall break forth, and he communicated to 
 others also for their refreshing. And of Behe¬ 
 moth It is said, .lob 40. 2.3. that he drinketh up 
 a river, that is, a great quantity of water, by 
 an hyperbole. Thou waterest the earth with tlie 
 river of God, says the Psalmist, that is, with 
 plentiful showers of rain from the clouds, Psal. 
 (?5. 9. And ill Psal. 46. 4. 'There is a river, 
 the streams whereof shall make glad the city of 
 God ; that is. The gracious preseiice of God. and 
 the blessings flmring from thence, shall 'make Zion, 
 or the church of God, glad. 
 
 Gen. .31. 21. Jacob rose up, and passed over the r. 
 36. 37 . Saul of Behoboth by the r. 1 Citron. 1. 48. 
 
 41. 1. Pharaoh dreamed, behold, he stood by the?'. 
 Lirod. 1. 22. every son ye shall cast into tlie r. 
 
 2. 5. daughter of Pharaoh came to wash at the r. 
 
 4. 9 . the water of the r. shall become blood 
 
 7 . 18. the flsh in the r. shall die, and r. stink 
 
 8. 3. the r. shall bring forth frogs abundantly 
 
 9. that they may remain in the r. only, 11. 
 
 Deut. 2. 24. take your journey, pass over the r. 
 
 3. 16. 1 gave from Gilead even to the r. Arnon 
 Josh. 13. 9. the city in the midst of r. 2 Sam. 24. 5. 
 Judg. 4. 7 ..I will draw to the ?'. Kishon, Sisera 
 
 5. 21. r. Kishon that ancient r. swept tliem away 
 2 Sam. 17 .13. we will draw that city into the r. 
 
 1 Rings 4. 21. Solomon reigned over from the r. 
 Lzra 4. 10. the rest that are on this side the r. 
 
 16. thou sh^lt have no portion on this side the r. 
 5. 3. came'I'atnai, governor on this side the r. 
 
 8. 15. 1 gathered them to ?'.that runneth to Aliava 
 Job 40. 23. behold he drinketh up r. and hasteth not 
 Psal. 36.8. make them rlrink ot r. of thy pleasures 
 
 46. 4. ar. the streams shall make glad city of God 
 65. 9. thou enrichest it with the r. of God* 
 
 72 . 8. have dominion from the r. to ends of earth 
 80. 11. she sent outlier branches unto tlie r, 
 
 404 
 
 Psal. 105. 41. the waters ran in dry places like a r 
 Isa. 8. 7 . bringeth upon them the waters of the r. 
 
 11. 15. he shall shake his hand over the r. 
 
 19 . 5. and the r. shall be wasted and dried up 
 2.3. 3. the harvest of the r. is her revenue 
 
 10. pass through thy land as a r. O daughter 
 
 27 . 12. lyord shall beat off from channel of the r. 
 48. 18. then had thy peace been as a r. O daughter 
 66. 12. I will extend peace to her like a r. 
 
 Jer. 2.18. to drink the waters of the r. 
 
 17 . 8 . and that s(>readeth outlier roots by the r. 
 Lam. 2. 18. let tears run down like r. day and night 
 Ezek. 29 . .3. which hath said, my r. is my own, 9. 
 
 47 . 5 . it was r. that I could not pass over 
 
 9. every thing shall live whither the r.Someth 
 Amos 6.14. afflict you to the ?'. of the wilderness 
 Mic. 7 . 12. he shall come fi'om the fortress to the r. 
 Zcch. 9. It', his dominion trom ?'. to ends of earth 
 
 10. 11. all the deeps of the r. shall diy up 
 Murk 1.5. and were baptizeil in the r. of Jordan 
 Acts 16. 1.3. on the sat)bath we went by a ?'. side 
 Pev. 22. 1. he shewed me a pure r. of watei of life 
 2. on either side of the r. was the tree of life 
 See Bank, Buink, Bkyonu, Chehak, Eu¬ 
 phrates. 
 
 RIVERS. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 19 . stretch out thine hand on the r. 8. 5. 
 Lev. 11 . 9 . whatsoever hath fins in the r. ye may eat 
 
 10. all that have not tins in the r. ye may not eat 
 Deut. 10. 7 . to lotbath, a land of r. of waters 
 
 2 Kings 5. 12. are not the r. of Damascus better 
 19. 24. I have dried up all the r. Isa. .37 . 25. 
 
 Job 20. 17 . ye shall not see the r. of honey 
 
 28. 10. he cutteth out the ?'. among the rocks 
 
 29 . 6. when the rock poured me out r. of oil 
 Psal. 1. 3. like a tree planted tiy the r. of water 
 74 . 15. thou driedst up mighty r. 
 
 78. 16. he caused waters to run down like r. 
 
 44. had turned their?', into blood, and their floods 
 89. 25. I will set his right hand in the r. 
 
 107 . 3.3. he turneth r. into a wilderness 
 119 . 1.36. ?". of waters run down mine eyes 
 1 . 37 .1. by the r. of Babylon there we sat and wept 
 Prov. 5. 16 . and r. of waters in the sireefs 
 21. 1. in the hand of the Tcrd, as r. of waters 
 Eccl. 1. 7 . all ?'. run into the sea, yet it is not full 
 Cant. 5. 12. as the eyes of doves by the ?'. of waters 
 Isa. 7 . 18. the Lord shall hiss for the fly in the r. 
 
 18. 2 . a nation, whose land r. have spoiled, 7 . 
 
 19 . 6. and thej’ shall turn the r. far away 
 .30.25. and on every high hill r. and streams 
 
 .32. 2. a man shall be as ?'. of water in a dry place 
 .3.3. 21. the I.oi'd will he to us a place of broad r. 
 
 41.18. I will open r. in high places and fountains 
 
 42. 15. I will make the r. islands and dry up 
 
 43. 2. passest thro’ the r. they shall not overt!, thee 
 19 . and 1 will make r. in the desert, 20. 
 
 44 . 27 . to the deep, be dry, and will dry up thy r. 
 47 . 2. uncover the thigh, pass over the r. 
 
 50. 2.1 maker, a wilderness, their tish stinketh 
 Jer. .31.9. I will cause them to walk by the r. 
 
 46 . 7 . whose watersare moved as the r. 8. 
 
 Lam. 3.48. mine eye runneth down with r. of waters 
 Ezek. 6.3. thus saith the Lortl to the hills and r. 
 
 29. 3. the greatdrag'on that lieth in midstof Ids r. 
 
 4. 1 will cause tish of thy r. to stick to thy .scales, 
 
 1 will bring thee up out of midst of thy r. 
 
 5. T will leave tliee, and all the tish of thy r. 
 
 10. behold, I am against thee, and against thy r. 
 
 .30. 12- I w'ill make the r. tlry, and sell the land 
 31. 4. the deep set him up on high tvith her r. 
 
 12. his boughs are broken by the r. of the land 
 .32. 2. thou earnest forth with thy r. and troubledst 
 
 6. and the r. shall he full of thee 
 
 14. then will I cause their r. to run like oil 
 34.13. 1 will feed them on mountains by the r. 
 .35.8. in all thy r. shall they fall that are slain 
 36. 6. say to the hills, to the r. and the vallevs 
 47 . 9. whilhei'soever the r. shall come, shall live 
 Joel 1. 2('. for the r. of waters are dried up 
 .3. 18. all the r. of Judah shall flow w ith wafers 
 Mic. 6 . 7 . be pleased witli ten thousands of r. of oil 
 Nah. 1.4. rebuketh the sea, and drieih up the ?'. 
 
 2. 6. tlie gates of the r. shall be o|ienefl 
 .3. 8. populous TS'o.that was situate among the r. 
 Hab. .3. 8. 'vvas the Lord displeased against the ?'. f 
 9. thou didst cleave the earth wirh r. 
 
 .7('/i 7?7..38. outof his belly shall flow r.of living water 
 Rev. 8. 10. the star fell on the third part of the r. 
 
 16. 4. the third angel poured out his v ial on the r. 
 ROAD. 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . 10. whither have ye made a r. to-day 
 ROAR. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. .32. let the sea ?'. Psal. 96. 11.1 98. 7. 
 Psal. 46. .3. we will not fear, tho’ waters thereof r. 
 74 . 4. thine enemies r, in thy congregations 
 104. 21. the young lions r. after their prey 
 Isa. 5. 29. they shall ?'. like, \oung lions 
 .30. in that daj’ they shall r. against tliein 
 42. 13. L. shall ?'. he shall prevail against enemies 
 59. 11. we ?'. all like bears, and mourn sore 
 Jer. 5. 22. tho' they r.yet can they not pass over 
 25. . 30 . the I,ord shall r. from on high, and utter 
 .31. .35. divideth the sea, when the waves thereof r. 
 50. 42. their voice shall ?'. like thesea, shall ride 
 51.38. they shall r. together like lions, anti yell 
 55. when her wavesdo?-. like great w aters 
 IIos. 11. 10. he shall ?'. like a lion, when he shall r. 
 Joel 3. 16. the Lord shall r. outof Zion, Amos 1 . 2. 
 Amos 3. 4. will a lion r. if he hath taken no prey .' 
 ROARED. 
 
 .Tudg. 14.5. a young lion r. against Samson 
 Psal. .38.8. 1 iiave r. by reason of the disciuiefness 
 /.t«. 51. 15. that divided tlie sea, whose w aves r. 
 
 Jer. 2. 15. the young lions r. u])on him, and yelled 
 Amos 3. 8. the lion hath ?'. who will not fear 
 ROA RE TIL 
 
 Job .37.4. after it a voice r. he thuntiereth with voice 
 Jer. 6. 23. their voice r. like the sea. they ride 
 Rev. 10. 3. the angel cried, as when a lion r. 
 
 ROARIRG, Substantive. 
 
 Job 4.10. the r. the teeth of the lion are broken 
 
 Psal. 22. 1. why so far from the words of my r.T 
 .32. .3. my tiones waxed old thro’ my r. all the <lay 
 Prov. 19. 12. the king’s wrath is as the r.of a lion 
 20. 2. the fear ot a king is as the r. of a lion 
 Isa. 5. 29. their r.shall be likea lion, thev shall roar 
 
 30. they shall roar like the r. of the sea 
 Ezek. 19.7" land was<lesolate by the noise of his r 
 Zech. 11. 3. a voice of the r. of young lions 
 ROAR IMG, Adjective. 
 
 Psal. 22. 13. they gaped upon me as a r. lion 
 Prov. 28. 15. as a r. lion, so is a wicket! ruler 
 ha. .31. 4. as the young lion r. on his prey 
 P.zek. 22. 25. there is a conspiracy like a r. lion 
 Zeph. .3. .3. her princes w ithin her are r. lions 
 Luke 21. 25. distress, the sea and ttie waves r. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. the devil, as a r. lion, walketh about 
 RGAR IKGS. 
 
 Job 3. 24. my r. are poured out like the waters 
 R()AsT. ED. 
 
 Exod. 12.8. shall eat in that night flesh r. with tire 
 9 . eat not of it raw, but r. with tire, Deut. 16. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 15. give flesh tor. for the priest 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 13. they r. the passover w ith fire 
 Isa. 44. 16. he roasteth r. is satisfied, he warineth 
 
 19. yea, also, 1 have r. flesh, and eaten it 
 Jer. 29. 22. whom the king of Babylon r. in fire 
 ROA.S t ETH. 
 
 Prov. 12. 27 . the slothful man r. not that he took 
 ROB. 
 
 lev. 19 . 13. thou .shall not r. thy neighbour 
 26.22. beasts, w hich shall r. you of your children 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 1. and they r. the thieshing floors 
 Prov. 22. 22. r. not the poor, because he is poor 
 ha. 10. 2. and that they may ?'. tlie fatherless 
 
 17 . 14. and this is the lot of them that r. us 
 Ezek. 39. 1(1. spoil and r. those that robbed them 
 Mai. 3. 8. w ill a man r. God r yet ye have robbed me 
 
 ROBBED. 
 
 •ludg. 9. 25. and they r. all that came by them 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 8 . they be chafed in minds, as a bearr. 
 Psal. 119 . 61 . the hands of the wicked have r. me 
 Prov. 17 . 12. let a bear r. of her whelps meet a man 
 ha. 10 . 13. and 1 have r. their treasures 
 
 42. 22. but tliis is a people r. and spoiled 
 Jer. 50. . 37 . a .sword on her treasures, they shall be r, 
 Ezek. 3.3. 15. if the w icked give again that he had r. 
 . 39 . 10. and they shall rob those that r. them 
 ]\ial. 3. 8. \ e liav e ?'. me, wherein have wer. thee 
 9 . ye are cursed with a curse, for ye have r. me 
 2 Cor. 11. 8. 1 r. Otlier churches, taking wages 
 ROBBER. 
 
 Job. 5.5. and the r. swalloweth up their substance 
 
 18. 9. and the ?'. shall prevail against him 
 Prov. 2.3. -t 28. she also lieth in wait as a r. 
 
 Ezek. 18.10. if he beget a son that is a r. 
 
 John 10 . 1. the same is a thief and a r. 
 
 18. 40. they cried, not this man, now Barabbas 
 ROBBER.S. [wasar. 
 
 .Toll 12. 6. the tabernacles of r. prosper 
 Jsa. 42. 24. aiKl who gave. Israel to the r. 
 
 Jer. 7-11 ■ is this house become a den of r. ? 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 22. for ilie r. shall enter into it, and defile it 
 Dan. 11. 14. the ?'. of (hy people shall exalt thems. 
 Dos. 6. 9. as troo|)s of/', wait for a man, so priests 
 
 7 . 1. and the froo|) of ?-. spoileth without 
 Obad. 5. if r. ' y night, would they not have stolen 
 John 10 . 8. all that came before me are r. 
 
 Acts 19 . . 37 . these men are not r. of churches 
 2 Cor. 11. 26. in perilsof w aters, in perils of r. 
 ROBBERY. 
 
 Psal. 62. 10. and become not vain in r. 
 
 Prov. 21. 7 the ?'. of the wicked sliall destroy them 
 Jsa. 61.8. I hate r. for burnt offering 
 J'.zek. 22. 29. have exercised/, and vexed the poor 
 Amos 3. 10. who store up r. in their palaces 
 A n/?. .3. 1. the bloody city is full of lies and r. 
 
 Phil. 2.6. who thought it no r. to be equal with G. 
 ROBBETH. 
 
 Prov. 28. 24. whoso r. his father or his mother 
 ROBE. 
 
 God gives orders to Moses to make the robe of the 
 ephod, Exod. 28. 31. In Hebrew it is called 
 Aleguil : it was a long garment worn next under 
 the ephod, which was gilded about the high priest's 
 body u ith the curious girdle of the ephod. Uur 
 Saviour .says. Beware of the S\ribes, who desire 
 to walk in long lobes. Luke 20. 46. The Scribes 
 Wore those garments in token of greater gravity 
 than others: Christ condemns not the garb, but 
 their affectation, ambition, vain glory, and seem¬ 
 ing holiness, whereby they deceived the people, 'i he 
 best robe is the righteousness of Christ imputed to 
 believers for their justification. I.uke 15. 22. Hea- 
 veitly glory is likewise set forth by white robes. 
 Rev. 6. 11. M bite robes were given them, speak¬ 
 ing of the martyrs: their innoccncy was cleared, 
 and they made perfectly happy. 
 
 Exod. 28. 4. they shall make an ephod and a r. 
 
 .31. thou shalt make the r. of the ephod of blue 
 .34. a golden bell on the hem of the r. 39. 25, 26. 
 29 . 5. put upon Aaron the coat ami r. Lev. 8. 7. 
 
 I Sam. 18.4. .lonalhan Stripped himself of his r. 
 
 24. 4. David cut eff the skirt of .''auEs r. 
 
 11. see (he skirt of thy ?-. in my hand, for in that 
 1 cut off the skirt of thy r. a'nd killed thee not 
 
 1 Chron. 15.27- David was clothed with a/'. 
 
 Job 1. +20. then Job arose, and rent his r. 
 
 29. 14. my judgment was as a ?'. and a diadem 
 Jsa. 22. 21. I will clothe him with thy r. 
 
 61 . 10. hath covered me with r. of righteousness 
 Jonah 3. 6. the king arose and laid his ?'. from bin-, 
 Mic. 2. 8. ye pull ctf the r. with the garment 
 Hat. 27 . 28. (hex put on lesus a scarlet ?'. 
 
 31. after that, they took the r. otf from him 
 Jmko 15. 22. bring forth (he best?', and put it on 
 23. 11. his men of war arraj-ed him in a gorgeousr. 
 John 19 . 2. they put on Jesus a purple r. 
 
 5. Jesus came forth, wearing the purple r. 
 ROBES. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3.18. with such r. were virgins apparelled 
 1 Rings 22. 10. the kings having put on their r. 
 
 30. but put thou on thy r. 2 Chron. 18. 9, £9 
 
ROC 
 
 ROD 
 
 ROL 
 
 'Eiek,‘l(j. 10. the princes shall lay away their r. 
 Luke 20.46. the Scribes fiesire to walk in long r. 
 Jiev. 6.11. and white r. were aiven un:o them 
 
 7. 9. stood before the Lamb, clothed with white r. 
 i;j. what are these which are arrayed in white r. 
 
 14. these are they which have washeii their;-. 
 
 JUICK. 
 
 Palestine hebig a mcuntaincus country, had also 
 many rocks, which made part of the strength <f 
 the country ; for in times of danger they retired to 
 them, where they found a refuge against any sud¬ 
 den irruptions of the enemy. When the Henja- 
 mites were overcome, and almost exterminated hy 
 the Israelites of the other tribes, they secured them¬ 
 selves in the rock Rimmon, Judg. 20. 47. Samson 
 kept garrison in the rock L'.tam, 15.8. ll hen 
 
 Ilavid was persecuted hy Saul, he often hid hint- 
 self in caverns made in a rock: as at Maon, at 
 jidullam, at En gedi, where there was a cate of a 
 vast extent, in which David and his people con¬ 
 cealed themselves, and Saul entered into it, and 
 continued for some time without discovering them, 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 1.1 23. 25. 1 24. 2, 4, 5. 
 
 JtJention is made in Scripture of several rocks, as, 
 the rocks Rozez and Seaeh, which were between 
 Michmash and Gihcah, and which .lonalhan, the 
 son of Saul, climbed up, when he went to attack 
 the Philistines, I >>am. 14.4. 
 
 Sela-hamma-lekoth, w the rock of divisions: This 
 was in the deserts of ]\]aon, and had this name 
 given it, because Saul w'as here obliged to quit his 
 pursuit alter and to return to the assist¬ 
 
 ance of his country, which was then invaded by the 
 Philistines, 1 isam. 23. 28. 
 
 The rock of Iloreb. from this rock Moses caused 
 the waters to gush out, to supply the necessities 
 of the people, when they were encamped at Re- 
 phidim, Lxod. 17- 6- 
 
 The rock Adullam was in the neighbourhood of the 
 city of the same name, in the tribe of .ludah, 1 
 kiam. 22. 1. 
 
 The rock of the waters of INIeribah, or Strife. This 
 is the rock where the faith of Closes failed, and 
 where the Scripture makes mention of his having 
 hesitated in mind, and that he did not honour 
 God as he ought before the children of Israel, 
 Num. 20. 10, 11. 
 
 The name of rock is also given to God, hy way of 
 metaphor, because God is the strength, the refuge, 
 and the asylum of his people, as the rocks were in 
 those places, whither the people retired in case of 
 an unforeseen attack or irruption of the enemy. 
 The Lord is tny rock and my fortress; who is a 
 rock, save our (Sod I Psal. 18. 2, .31. I'hen he for¬ 
 sook Gotl which made, him, and ligl-.tly esteemed 
 the rock of his salvation, Ueut. ,32. 15. 
 
 Jt is said in Deut. .32. 13. Thai the Lord had set¬ 
 tled his people in a high country, and made them 
 to suck honey out of the rock, and oil out of the 
 tlinty rock. That is, he brought them out of Egypt, 
 which was a flat country, and subject to inunda¬ 
 tions, and placed them in the land of Canaan, 
 which was a mountainous country of great fer¬ 
 tility; the hills of which were loaded with vines 
 and olive-trees, and of which the very rocks were 
 filled with swarms of bees, by which means the in¬ 
 habitants had abundance of honey. 
 
 Rock is also used for a quarry, and, in a figura¬ 
 tive sense, for the patriarch of a nation, or the 
 first father, who is, as it were, the quany from 
 whom the men of that nation have proceeded, Isa. 
 51. 1. Look unto the rock whence ye are hewn ; 
 
 Abraham and Sarah whose descendants 
 
 you are. 
 
 he rock from which the Israelites were supplied 
 with water, was a figure and type of Christ, as 
 the apostle observes, 1 Cor. 10. 4. J hey drank of 
 that spiritual rock that followed them, ami that 
 rock was Christ. Believers have their spiritual 
 refreshing from Christ, as the thirsty Israelites 
 were refteshed with the waters that gushed out of 
 the rock in the wilderness. Christ likewise sus¬ 
 tains and bears up his church, built upon him by 
 faith, as a house upon a rock. Mat. 16. 18. And 
 upon this rock will 1 build my church. 
 
 Rock also signifies unftuitful and stony-hearted 
 hearers of the word, Enke 8. 6. A firm, solid, 
 and immovable foundation. Mat. 7- ~5. // safe 
 
 or secure place of retreat, IS um. 24. 21. .lob 24. 
 8. Barren and rocky places, .lob 29. 6. 
 
 Exod. 17. 6. I will stand before thee upon the r. 
 
 33. 21. the I.ord said, thou shalt stand upon a r. 
 
 22. that I will put thee in a cleft of the r. 
 
 Num. 20. 8. speak to the r. before their eyes 
 
 10. must we fetch you water out or this r.? 
 
 11. Moses with his lod smote the r. twice 
 24. 21. ami thou puttest thy nest in a r. 
 
 JJeut.S. 15. who brought thee wafer out of the r. 
 32. 4. he is ther. his work is perfect, a God of truth 
 
 13. he made him suck honey and oil out of the r. 
 
 15. he lightly esteemed the r. of his salvation 
 
 18. of the r. that begat thee thou art unmindful 
 .30. except the r. had sold them, and I., had shut 
 .31. their r. is not as onr r. our enem. being judges 
 .37. where is their r. in whom they trusted ' 
 
 Judg. 6. 20. fake and lay them on this r. he did so 
 
 21. rose tire out of the r. and consumed flesh 
 
 26. and build an altar to the I.ord on this r. 
 
 7. 25. slew Oreb on the r. Oreb ami Zeeb they slew 
 13.19. Manoah offered it on a r. to the I ord 
 
 15. 8. Samson dwelt in the top of the l-'.tam 
 20.45. the Renjamites turned to the r. of Kimmon 
 
 1 8am.1. 2. neither is there any r. like our God 
 
 14. 4. a sharp r. on one side, sharp r. on other side 
 
 23. 25. David came down into a r. ami abode 
 t28. they called it the r. of divisions 
 
 26'am. 21. 10. Rizpah spread sackcloth on the r. 
 
 22. 2. he said. Lord is my r. Psal. 18.2.1 92. 1.5. 
 
 3. the God of my r. in him will 1 trust, my shield 
 32. and who is a r. save our God ? PsaL 18. 31. 
 
 47. the Lord li' eth, blessed be my r. Psal. 18. 46. 
 and exalted be the God of the r. of my salvation 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 3. the God of Isr. said, the r. of Isr. spake 
 2 Kings 14. t 7. Amaziah took the r. by war 
 
 1 Chron. 11.15. captains went to the r. to David 
 
 2 Chron. 25.12. cast them down from the top of the r. 
 Ifieh. 9. 15. thou hroughtest water tor them out of 
 
 the r. for their thirst, Psal. 78. 16. 1 105.41. 
 Job 14. 18. the r. is removed out of his place 
 
 18. 4. ami shall the be removed out of his place ? 
 
 19. 24. that they were graven in the r. for ever 
 
 24. 8. they embrace, the r. for want of a shelter 
 
 28. 9. he putteth forth his hand upon tlie r. 
 
 29. 6. amt the r. poured out rivers of oil 
 
 .39. 1. tune when wild goats of the r. bring forth ? 
 
 28. she dwelleth on the r. on the crag of the r. 
 Psal. 19. + 14. O Lord, my r. and my Redeemer 
 
 27. 5. he shall set me up upon a r. 40. 2. 
 
 28. 1. unto thee will 1 cry, () Lord, my r. 
 
 31. 2. be thou my sti omi r. for an house of defence 
 .3. for thou art my r. and my fortress, 7I. .3. 
 
 42.9. I will say fo'G. my r. why hast foi'gotten me 
 
 61. 2. lead me to the r. that is higher than I 
 
 62. 2. God only is my r. 6. |1 7. r. of my strength 
 71. t 3. be thou to me for a r. of habitation 
 
 7.3. t 26. God is the r. of my heart, and my portion 
 78. 20. behold, hesmote the r. the waters gushed 
 .35. they remembered that God was their 
 
 81.16. with honey out of the r. have I satisfied thee 
 89. 26. r. of my salvation l| 94. 22. r. of my refuge 
 95. 1. make a joyful noise to the r. of our salvation 
 114. 8. which turned the r. into a standing water 
 Prov. .30.19. the way of a serpent upon a r. 
 
 Cant. 2. 14. my dove, that art in the clefts of the r. 
 Isa. 2.10. enter into the r. ami hide thee in the dust 
 
 8. 14. for a r. of offence to both houses of Israel 
 
 10. 26. according to the slaughter at the r. of Oreb 
 17. 10. not mincfful of the r. of thy strength 
 
 22. 16. that graveth an habitation for himself inar. 
 
 26. t 4. in the l ord .lehovah is the;-, of ages 
 
 .30. +29. when one goeth to come to the r. of Israel 
 
 31. t9. and Iris r. shall pass away for tear 
 
 32. 2. a man shall l-e as the shadow of a great r. 
 
 42. 11. let the inhabitants of the r. sing 
 
 44. t 8. yea, there is no ;-. 1 know not any 
 48.21. he caused waters to flow out of r. for them 
 51. 1. look unto the r. whence ye are hewn 
 Jer. 5. 3. they made their faces hariler than ar. 
 
 13. 4. go, hide the girdle in a hole of the r. 
 
 18.14. leave the snow which cometh from the r. 
 
 21. 13.1 am against thee, O inhabitant of the r. 
 
 23. 29. a hammer that hreaketh the r. in pieces 
 48. 28. leavecities, and dwell in the r. like thedove 
 
 49.16. thou that dwellest in the clefts of the r. 
 Ezek. 24. 7- she set it upon the top of a r. 
 
 8. I irave set her blood upon the top of a r. 
 
 26. 4. 1 will make her like the top ot a r. 14. 
 
 Amos 6. 12. shall horses run upon the r. I 
 Gbad. .3. thou that dwellest in the clefts of the r. 
 Hal). 1. f 12. O ;-. thou hast established them 
 Mat. 7. 24. a man which built his house upon ar. 
 
 25. for it was founded upon a r. Luke 6. 48. 
 
 16. 18. and ui)on this ;-. I will build my church 
 
 27. 60. and .loseph laid it in his own new tomb 
 
 w Inch he had hewn out in the ;-. Mark 15. 46. 
 LukeV.. 6. some fell upon a r. || 1.3. they on the r. 
 Horn. 9. 33. as it is written, behold, I lay in .Sion a 
 stumbling stone, and r. of offence, 1 Pct.Q. 8. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 4. for they drank of that spiritual ;-. that 
 followed them, and that r. was Christ 
 ROCK.S. 
 
 Num. 2.3. 9. for from the top of the r. I see him 
 1 8am. 13. 6. then the people hid themselves in r. 
 
 24. 2. Saul went to seek David upon the r. 
 
 1 Kingsi9. 11. a strong wind brake in pieces the r. 
 JobQH. 10. he ciitteth out rivers among the ;-. 
 
 ,30. 6. to dwell in the caves of the earth, and in r. 
 Psal. 78. 15. he clave the r. in the wilderness 
 104. 18. and the r. are a refuge for the conies 
 Prov. .30. 26. yet make they tiieir houses in the r. 
 Isa. 2. 19. they shall go into the holes of the ;-. 
 
 21. into clefts of the r. and topsof tlie ragged r. 
 
 7. 19. they shall rest in the holes of the r. 
 
 .33.16. his defence shall be the munitions of r. 
 
 57.5. slaying the children under the clefts of the r. 
 Jer. 4. 29. the whole city shall climb on the r. 
 
 16. 16. shall hunt them out of the holes of the r. 
 
 51.25. 1 V' ill roll thee down from the ;-. 
 
 Hah. 1. 6. the r. are thrown <iown by him 
 Mat. 27. 51. the earth did quake, and the r. rent 
 x\cts 27. 29. lest they should have fallen upon the r. 
 Rev. 6. 15. hid themselves in the dens and in the ;-. 
 16. and said to the r. fall on us, and hide us from 
 ROD 
 
 Is used sometimes for the branches of a tree, Gen. .30. 
 37. Jacob took him rods of green poplar, and of 
 the hazel and chesnut-tree. 8ometimes for a staff 
 or wand, 1 Sam. 14. 27. Jonathan put forth the 
 end of the rod that was in his hand, and dipped 
 it in an honey-comb. Gr fur a shepherd's crook. 
 Lev. 27. .32. And (-onceruing the tithe of the herd, 
 or of the flock, even of whatsoever passeth under 
 the rod. Gr for those rods and chastisements 
 which God makes use of to correct men. 2 Sam. 7. 
 14. If he commit iniquity, I will chasten him 
 with the rod of men. Job'O. 34. Let him take his 
 rod aw'ay from me. The mighty power of the 
 Messiah is sometimes represented by a rod ot iron. 
 Psal. 2. 9. 'I hou shall break them with a rod of 
 iron. Rev. 2. 27. He shall rule them with a rod 
 of iron. Rod is put for a young sprout or branch, 
 and to point out the miraculous birth of the Mes¬ 
 siah, who was to proceed from a virgin mother. 
 Isa. 11. 1. There shall come forth a redout of the 
 Stem of lesse, and a branch shall grow out of his 
 roots. Itsignities .sometimes a tribe, or people. 
 Psal. 74. 2. liemember the rod of thine inherit¬ 
 ance which thou hast redeemed. 
 
 The gospel published by tflirist himself, or by his 
 apostles and ministers, being accompanied hy his 
 8pirit, is called the rod of his strength, or his 
 strong and powerful xo<\, whereby he did his great 
 exploits, and established his church in the world. 
 Psal. 110. 2. It is also taken for the rod of 
 
 of discipline, or ecclesiastical censures, 1 Cor. 4. 
 21. Shall I come unto you with a Tod? And for 
 those means and iustiuments which God makes 
 use of in his pastoral care over his people, Psal. 
 2.3.4. 'I hy red and thy staff, they comfort me. 
 'Ihe lod of the wicked is their power and autho¬ 
 rity, Psal. 125. 3. -Moab is called a strong staff, 
 and a beautiful rod, Jer. 48. 17. 'They were a 
 people that had been a rod against others, or had 
 ruled over so many others ; the rod and staff being 
 the ensigns of power and government, as welt as 
 instruments for punishing offenders. 
 
 Exod. 4. 4. he caught it, and it bee. a r. in his hand 
 
 17. thou shalt take this r. in thine hand 
 
 2G. Moses took the r. of God in his hand, 17. 9. 
 
 7. 9. thou shalt say to Aaron, take thy r. 19. 
 
 12. for they cast down every man his r. 
 
 20. he lifted up the r. and smote the waters, 14.16. 
 21.20. if a man smite his servant with a r. 
 
 Lev. 27. 32. whatsoever passeth untier the r. 
 
 Hum. 17. 2. write thou eveiy man’s name on his r. 
 8. the r. of Aaron for the house of J.evi budded 
 
 20. 11. with his ;-. he smote the rock tw ice 
 
 1 8am. 14. 27. .lonathan ftut forth the end of the r. 
 i8am.T. 14. I will ( hasten him with the r. of men 
 Job 9. 34. let him take his r. away fi om me 
 
 21. 9. neither is the r. of God upon them 
 
 Psal. 2. 9. thou shalt break them with a r. of iron 
 23. 4. thy ;-. and thy staff they comfort me 
 74. 2. remember tlie r. of thine inheritance 
 89. .32. 1 will visit their transgression with a r. 
 
 110. 2. the Lord shall send the r. of thy strength 
 125. .3.;-. of wicked shall not rest on the righteous 
 Prov. 10. 13. a r. is for the back of fools, 26. 3. 
 
 13. 24. he that spareth his ;-. hateth his son 
 
 14. 3. in the mouth of the foolish is a ;-. of pride 
 
 22. 8. and the r. of his anger shall fail 
 
 15. the ;-. of correction shall drive it away 
 
 23. 13. thou shalt beat him with the r. 14. 
 
 29. 15. the ;-. and reproof give w isdom 
 
 Isa. 9. 4. thou hast broken the r. of his oppressor 
 
 10. 5. O Assyrian, tlie ;. of mine anger 
 
 15. as if the r. should shake itself against them 
 
 24. he shall smite with a r. and lift his staff 
 
 26. as his r. was on the sea, so shall he lilt it up 
 
 11. 1. shall come forth a r. out of the stem of Jesse 
 4. shall smite the earth with the ;-. of his mouth 
 
 14. 29. the r. of him that smote thee is broken 
 
 28. 27. and the cummin is beaten out with a r. 
 
 .3t). 31. the Assyrian be beat, which smote with a r, 
 Jer. 1. 11. and said, I see a r. of an almond-tree 
 10. 16. Israel the r. of his inheritance, 51. 19. 
 
 48. 17. how is tlie beautiful r. broken! 
 
 Lam. .3.1. have seen affliction by the r. of his wrath 
 Ezek. 7.10. the r. hath blossomed, pride hath budd. 
 
 11. violence is risen up into a ;-. of w ickedness 
 
 19. 14. fire is gone out of a r. of her branches, so 
 that she hath no strong r. to be a sceptre to rule 
 
 20. .37. will cause you to pass under the r. and bring 
 
 21. 10. it contemneth the r. of my son, 13. 
 
 Mic. 5.1. they shall smite Judge of Israel with a r 
 
 6. 9. hear ye the r. and who hath appointed it 
 
 7. 14. feed thy people with thy r. the flock 
 John 18. t 22. an officer struck Jesus with a r. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 21. shall 1 come to you w ith a r. or in love ? 
 Heb. 9. 4. wherein was Aaron's r. that budded 
 Rev. 2. 27. shall rule them with a r. of iion, 19.15. 
 11.1. there was given me a reett like to a r. 
 
 12. 5. who was to ruJe all nations with a r. of iron 
 
 ROD I-:. 
 
 Gen. 24. 61. Rebekah and her damsels r. on camels 
 Judg. 10. 4. he had thirty sons that;-. on thirty colts 
 
 12. 14. he had thirty nephews that r. on ass-colts 
 
 1 8am. 25. 20. it was so Abigail r. on the ass, 42. 
 .30. 17. none escaped, save 400 which r. on camels 
 
 2 8am. 13. t 29. every man r. on his mule and fled 
 
 18. 9. Absalom r. upon a mule, went under the oak 
 
 22. 11. he ;-. on a cherub, and did fly, Psal. 18. 10. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 13. the old prophet r. on the ass 
 18. 45. and A hah r. and went to Jezreel 
 
 2 Kings 9.16. Jehu r. in a chariot and went to Jezreel 
 
 25. remember when 1 and thou r. together 
 Hell. 2. 12. nor any beast, save beast that I r. upon 
 Esth. 8. 14. the posts that ;-. on the mules w-ent out 
 
 RODS. 
 
 Gen. 30. 37. Jacob took r. of green poplar 
 41. that they might conceive among the r. 
 
 Exod. 7. 12. Aaron’s rod swallowed uptheirr. 
 Hum. 17. 6. the princes gave him tw'eh e r, 
 
 7. ami Moses laid up the r. before the I.ord 
 Ezek. 19. 11. she had strong r. for the sce|)tres 
 12. her strong r. were broken and w ithered 
 Mat. 26. -t 67. and others smote him with r. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.25. thrice was I beaten w ith r. 
 
 HOE, S. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8. as swift as the r. on the mountains 
 Prov. 5. 19. let her be as the hind and pleasant r. 
 6. 5. deliver thyself as a r. from the hunter 
 
 Cant. 2.7. 1 charge you by the r. and himls, .3. 5. 
 
 9. my beloved is like a r. or a voung hart 
 
 17. turn, my beloved, be thou like r. or hart.8.14. 
 Isa. 13. 14. it shall be as the chased r. as a sheep 
 8ee 'S’oi'm;. 
 
 Utid HOI-:. 
 
 2 8am. 2.18. Asahel w as as light of foot as a wild r. 
 
 ROE-IUCK. .S. 
 
 Deut. 12.15. ye may eat of the r. 22. I 14. 5. 115. 22. 
 1 Kings 4. 23. an hundred sheep, besides harts and r. 
 ROl.l . Kerb. 
 
 Gen. 29. 8. we cannot, till they r. away the stone 
 43. + 18. brought, tliat he may r. himselt on us 
 Josh. 10. 18. aiid .loshua said, r. great stones 
 1 8am. 14. 33. r. a great Slone unto me this day 
 Ps. 37. t 5. r. thy wav upon Ihe Ixird, trust in'him, 
 and lie shall brmg to pass, Prov. 16. t 3. 
 .Ter. 51. 25. and 1 w ill ;-. thee down from the rocks 
 Amos 5. t 24. let judgment r. dow n as w aters 
 il/;c. 1. 10. in .Aphrah, ;-. thyselt in the dust 
 Mark 16. 3. who shall r. 113 away stone from sepu, 
 ROI.L, 8uhstantivc. 
 
 Ezra 6. 2. and there was lound at ylchmetha a r. 
 Isa. 8. 1. take thee a great r. and write in it 
 
 405 
 
RO O 
 
 ROS 
 
 Jer. Sf). Q. take thee a r. of a book, write therein 
 6. go aiul read in the r. || 28. lake anotlier r, 
 
 2. ‘i. till all the r. was consumed in the fire 
 2y. thussaith the Lord, thou hast hurnf this r. 
 
 Ezei. 2. y. an hand was sent unto me, and lo, a r. 
 3. 1. eat thisr. (I 2. he caused me to eat that r. 
 
 3. fill thy bowels with this r. that 1 give thee 
 Zech. 5.1. then 1 looked, and behold, a llyiiisj r. 2. 
 
 JtOLL.S. 
 
 Ezra 6.1. search was.made in the house of the r. 
 JtOLl.Kl). 
 
 Gen. 29. 3. they r. the stone li oin the well’s mouth 
 
 10. that.lacoh went near, and r. the stone 
 Josh. 5. 9. 1 have r. away the reproach of I’gypt 
 Job .30. 14. in desolation they r. themselves on me 
 Esal. 22. +8. he r. himself on the Lord lo deliver him 
 Isa. 9. 5. with noise, and garments r. in blood 
 .34. 4. the heavens shall be r. together, J^ev. 6. 14. 
 Earn. .3. t Id. he hath r. me in ashes 
 Mat. 27. do. he laid it in his own new tomb, he r. a 
 great stone to door of the sepulchre, AJar/c 15.40. 
 28. 2. the angel came and r. back the stone 
 Mark 16. 4. they saw that the stone was r. away 
 Euke 24. 2. ancl they found the stone r. away 
 itOLLEK. 
 
 Ezek. 30.21. aot be bound up, to put a r. to bind it 
 KOLLEllL 
 
 Trov. 26. 27. he that r. a stone it will return on him 
 ROI.TdKG. 
 
 JB.ira5. t8. the house of God huilt with stones of r. 
 ROl.T.IRG. 
 
 Isa. 17 . 13. the nations shall Hee like a r. thing 
 ROOF. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 8. they came under the shadow of m 3 ' r. 
 Exod. .30. t 3. thou shalt overlay the r. with gold 
 Deut. 22. 8. thou shalt make a battlement for tliy r. 
 Josh. 2. 6. hut she brought them up to the r. anri liid 
 with flax which she had laid in order on ther. 
 Tvdg. 16. 27 . on the r. were .3000 men and women 
 Ham. 11.2. David walked on the r. of the house, 
 and from the r. he saw a woman washing herself 
 18. 24. watchman went up to the r. over the gate 
 Kch. 8.16. people made booths on the r. of his house 
 Ezek. 40. 13. he measured the gate from the r. of one 
 ilia;;. 8.8.1 am not worthy that thou shou Iciest come 
 under my r. but speak the word only, Euke 7. 6. 
 Mark 2. 4. they uncovered the r. where he was 
 ROOF with mouth. 
 
 JohQQ. 10. their tongue cleaved to r. of their mouth 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 6. let my tongue cleave to r. of my mouth 
 Cant. 7 . 9. the r. ot thy mouth like the best wine 
 Earn. 4. 4. tongue of child cleaveth to r.of \\\h mouth 
 Ezek. .3.26.1 will make thy tongue cleave to r. tJm. 
 Hos. 8. t 1. set the trumpet to the r. of thy rnouth 
 ROOFS. 
 
 Jer. 19.13. on whose r. they burnt incense, 32. 29 
 ROOM. 
 
 Gen. 24.23. is there r. in thy father’s house for ns ? 
 
 25. we have r. to lodge in |i .31. r. for the camels 
 
 26. 22. for now the Lord hath made r. for us 
 Eeut. 2. + 12. the children of Esau dwelt in their r. 
 2 Ham. 19.1.3. if thou be not captain in the r. of ,loab 
 1 Ktngs 2. .35. the king put lienaiah in .loah’s r. 
 and he put Zadok the priest in the r. of Abiathar 
 5. 1. had anointed him king in ther. of his father 
 
 5. thy son whom 1 will set in thy r. shall build 
 
 8. 20. 1 am risen in the r. of David, 2 Chr. 6. 10. 
 
 19.16. and Elisha shalt tliou anoint in thy r. 
 
 Psal. 31.8. thou hast set my feet in a large r 
 
 80. 9. thou preparedstr. before it, ittilled the land 
 Prov. 18.16. a man’s gift niaketh r. for him 
 Isa. 57 . is. thoulovedsttheir bed,thou providedstr. 
 Mai. .3. 10. there shall not be r. enough to receive 
 Mat. 2. 22. Archelaus reigned in theV. of Ileiod 
 MarkZ. 2. that there was no r. to receive them 
 14.15. he will shew you a large upper r.Lvke 22.12. 
 Evke‘i.7. because there was no r. for them in the inn 
 
 12 . 17 . 1 have no r. where to bestow my goocis 
 14.8. bidden to a wedding, sit not down in highest r 
 
 9. thou begin with shame to take the lowest r. 
 
 10. when bidden, go and sit down in the. lowest r 
 22. Lord, it is done, and yet there is r. 
 
 Acts 1.13. went up to an upper r. where was Peter 
 24. 27 . Porcius Festus came into I'elix’ r. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 16. how shall he that occupieth the r 
 ROOM.S. 
 
 Gen. d. 14. r. shalt thou make in the ark, and pitch 
 1 hmys 20. 24. and put captains in their r. 
 
 I Chron. 4. 41. destroyed them, and dwelt in their r. 
 iWat. 23. 6 . they love the uppermost?-, at leasts and 
 chiet seats m synag. Mark 12 . .39. Ltike 20 46 
 J.uke 14. 7 . how they chose out the chief r. 
 
 ROOT 
 
 Is that part of a plant lohich extends itself downward, 
 and which fastens the plant to the earth, .lob 14.8. 
 It is said of such as received the seed into stony 
 places, that they had no root in themselves. Mat. 
 1.3. 21. I'hey had not the soil of a sincere heart, 
 solid affections, firm and fixed resolutions, and 
 habitual dispositions of grace. It is taken for the 
 fountain., the cause, or occasion of any thing. 1 Tim. 
 
 6. 10. The love of money is the root of all evil. 
 Lest there be among you a root that beareth gall 
 and wormwood. Pent. 29. 18. Eest there should 
 he among you some close idolaters, who concealing 
 themselves from the public view, might secretly 
 infect and poison others, and so draw down upon 
 you the effects oj God's anger. It is also taken 
 Jor parents or progenitors. Isa. 14. 29. Out of the 
 serpent’s root shall come forth a cockatrice ; 
 zneaning Hezekiah, who should be born of the 
 royal family of David. And the apostle Paul, 
 speaking of the conversion of the Jews, says, Rom. 
 
 11. 16. It the root be holy, so are the branches ; 
 that IS, If Abraham and the patriarchs, from 
 whom the .Tews descended, were in covenant with 
 God, the body of the nation is also in covenant with 
 him, and consecrated to him, and therefore God 
 will not cast them off for ever. Christ Jesus is by 
 a metonomy called the root of Jesse, Isa. 11. 10. 
 And the root of David, Pev. 5. 5. instead of a 
 .-.jranch growing out of the root: He is David's 
 
 son, as he ts man, yet Daviffs Root, andlxrcd, 
 as he is God, and gave a being to him and his 
 family. Psal. lit). 1. 1 heir ro<it shall be rotten¬ 
 ness, and their blo.ssom shall go up as dust, Isa. 
 5. 24. that is, hey 'hall he utterly destroyed, both 
 root and branch, parents and children, old and 
 youluj, as a tree that is rotten at the root cannot 
 grow any more. 
 
 ROOT, Substantive. 
 
 Deut. 29. 18. among you a r. that beareth gall 
 Judg.5. l.))hraiin was a r. against Amalek 
 2 Is ings 19. 30. .iudah shall again take r. downward 
 Job 5. 3. 1 have seen the toclish faking r. 
 
 14. 8. though the r. thereof wax old in the earth 
 19. 28. seeing the r.of the matter is found in me 
 29 . 19. my r. was spread out by the waters 
 7-’.sa/.80. 9 . thou didst cause the vine to take deep r. 
 Prov. 12. .3. r. of the righteous shall not he moved 
 12. the r. of the righteous yieldefh fruit 
 J.va..5.24.so their ?-. shall he rottenness, and blossom 
 11. 10. there shall be a r. of Jesse, Pom. 15. 12. 
 
 14. 29 . for out of the serpent’s r. a cockatrice 
 .30. and 1 will kill th.v r. with famine 
 27 . 6. them that come cf Jacob to take r. 37. 31. 
 40. 24. iea, their .stock slrall not take r. 
 
 5.3.2. he shall grow up as a '. out of a dry ground 
 Jer. 12. 2. yea, they have taken r. they grow 
 Ezek. 31. 7. for his r. was by great waters 
 Dan. 11 . 7 . out of a branch of her r. shall one stand 
 Hos. 9. 16. Ephraim is smitten, their r. is dried 
 Mai. 4. 1. it shall leave neither r. nor branch 
 Mat. 3. 10. and now also the axe is laid unto the r. 
 
 of the trees, Luke .3. 9. 
 13. 6. because they had not r. they withered away, 
 r , , ^ , ‘D- Mark 4. 6, 17 . l.ukeV,. 1 . 3 . 
 
 LwA-e D. 6. mightsay, bethou plucked up byfhe?-. 
 Pom. 11.16. it the r. he holy, so are the branches 
 
 17. with them partakers of the r. and fatness 
 
 18. thou beaiest not the r. but the r. thee 
 
 1 'Hm. 6. 10, the love of money is the r. of all evil 
 Heb. 12. 15. lest any r. of bitterness trouble you 
 Pev. 5.5. r. ot Dav. hath prevailed to open the book 
 22. 16. 1 am the r. and offspring of David 
 ROOl. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 15. he shall r. up Israel out of Ids land 
 JobM. 12. and would r. out all mine increa.se 
 Psal.5‘2.5. and r. thee out of the land of the living 
 Jer. 1. 10. this day I have set thee to ?-. out 
 Mat. 1.3. 29. lest ye r. up the wheat with them 
 
 ROO'lED. 
 
 Deut.^Q.QP^. the Lord r. them out of their land 
 Job 18. 14. confidence shall he r. out of tabernacle 
 31. 8 . yea, let my offspring be r. out 
 Prov. 2 . 22 . tire transgressors shall be r. out of it 
 Zeph. 2 . 4. and Ekroh shall be ?-. up 
 AMt. 15.13. my Father hath not planted, shall be r. 
 Eph. .3. 17 . that ye being r. and grounried in love 
 Col. 2. 7- r. and built up in him, and stablished 
 ROOT IMG. 
 
 Ezra 7- 126. whether it be to death, or to r. out 
 ROOTS. 
 
 2 Chron.7- 20. I will pluck them up by the r. 
 
 Jobii. 17 . hisr. are wrapped about the heap 
 
 13. t 27 . thou settest a print on the r. of my feet 
 
 18. 16. his r. shall be dried up beneath 
 
 28. 9. he overturneth the mountains by the r. 
 
 .30. 4. who cut up juniper r. foi' their meat 
 .36. t .30. bcliold, God covereth the r. of the sea 
 Jsa. 11.1. and a branch shall grow out of his r. 
 
 .Ter. 17._8. that spreadeth out her r. by the river 
 Ezek. 17 . 6. and the r. thereof -were under him 
 7 . this vine did bend her r. toward him 
 9. shall he not pull up the r. thereof.^ 
 
 Dan. 4. 15. leave the stump of his r. 2.3, 26. 
 
 7 . 8. three of the first horns plucked up by the r. 
 Hos. 14. 5. he shall cast forth his r. as Lebanon 
 ylmos 2. 9. I destroyer! his r. from beneath 
 Mark 11.20. they saw fig-tree liried up from the r. 
 Jude 12. trees twdee dead, plucked up by the r. 
 ROPES. 
 
 .Tudg. 16. 11. if they hind me with new r. 12. 
 
 ISam. 17 .1.3. then shall all Isr. bringr. to that city 
 
 1 Kings 20. .31. let us put r. on our heads, .32. 
 
 Acts 27 . 32. the soldiers cut off the r. of the boat 
 
 Rore, see Roar. 
 
 RO.SE,, Substantive. 
 
 Cant. 2.1. T am r. of Sharon, and the lil v of valleys 
 lia. 35.1. the desert shall blossom as the r. 
 
 RO.SE, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 4. 8. Cain r. up against Abel, and slew him 
 
 19 . 1. Lot?-, up to meet them, and tioweri himself 
 22. 3. Abraham r. early, and went to the place 
 25. .34. I' sail did eat, and r. up, and went his way 
 
 32. .31_. the sun r. upon him as he passed Penuel 
 37 . .35. his sons and daughters r. to comfort him 
 
 Exod- 16.23. nor r. any from his place for three days 
 12.30. Pharaoh r. up in the night, and serv ants 
 1.5.7. overthrown them that ?-. up against thee 
 
 33. 10. and all the people r. up and worshipped 
 Num. 25. 7 . Phinehas r. n|) from the congregation 
 Deiit. .33. 2. the Lord r. up from Seir unto tliem 
 Josh. .3.16. the waters stood and r. up on an heap 
 Judg. 6. 21. there r. up fire out of the rock 
 
 20. 5. the men of Gibeah r. up against me 
 
 Puth .3. 14. she ?-. up before one could know another 
 
 2 Ham. 22.40. them that r. up against me, hast thou 
 
 subdued under me, P'a/. 18. 39. 
 
 1 K ings (2. 19 . and tlie king r. up to meet her 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 5 . the lefiers r. in the twilight to go 
 2 Chron.^a. 19. the leprosy r. up in his forehead 
 
 28.15. the men which were expres.se:l by name r. up 
 Psal. 124.2. L. who was on our side when men r. up 
 Cant. 5. 5. 1 r. up to open to my beloved 
 Jer. 26. 17 . then ?-. up certain of the elders 
 Earn. .3.62. the lips ot those that r. up against me 
 Dan.^3. 24. then Is'elnichadnezzar r. up in haste 
 8. 27 . I ?-. up and did the king’s business 
 Jonah 1. 3. but .lonah r. uj) to flee to 'J'arshish 
 Zeph. .3.7. they r. early and corrupted tljeir doings 
 Euke 4. 29. r. up, and thrust him out of the city 
 5. 28. and he left all, ?-. uj?, and followed him 
 16. 31. not be persuaded tno’ one r. from the deatl 
 
 ROU 
 
 Ijuke 22. 45. when he r. from prayer and was come 
 24. 3.3. they r. up the same iiour, and returned 
 John 11. 31. when they saw Mary that she r. u|) 
 Acts 5. 17 . then high priest r. up, and all with him 
 .36. tor betore these days r. up 1 heudas 
 10. 41. who did eat and drink w ith him after he ?-. 
 26. 30. kingr. up, and the governor, and Rernice 
 Pom. 14.9. to this end Christ both Uied and r. 
 
 1 Cor. 10 . 7 . the people did eat, and r. uptojday 
 15. 4. he w as buried and r. again the thu d day 
 
 12. now it Chr. be i?icached that he r. from dead 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 15. hut live to him who died and r. again 
 1 Thess. 4. 14. it we believe that Jes. died and r. a '. 
 Pev. 19 . 3. her smoke r. up forever and ever “ 
 
 See Morning. 
 
 RO.SGN. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . + 17 -Judah traded in thy market oil and r. 
 KOI. 
 
 Num. 5. 21. w hen L. make thy thigh to r. 22. 27 . 
 Prov. 10. 7 . but the name of tlie w icketl shall r. 
 
 Isa. 40. 20. he chooselh a tree that will not r 
 RUllEN. 
 
 .Tob 13. 28. and he, as a r. thing, consumetli 
 41. 27 . he esteemed, brass as r. wockI 
 Jer. .‘18. 11. so Ebed-melech took old r. rags 
 12. put now these r. rags under thine arm-holes 
 Joel 1. 17 . the seed isr. under their clods 
 RGl 1 ERN ESS. 
 
 Prov. 12. 4. but she that maketh ashamed, is as r. 
 14. .‘10. but envy is the r. of the bones 
 Isa. 5. 24. so their root shall be asr. blossom asduA 
 JI0S.5. 12. 1 will be to the house of .Iudah as r- 
 Hah. 3. 16. when i heard r. entered into my ea 
 RGVLRS. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 21. they helped David against the r, 
 
 , RGUiIl. 
 
 Deut. 21 .4. bring the heifer to a r. valley 
 Isa. 27 . 8 . he stayeth his r. wind in the day of east 
 40. 4. and the r. places shall be made plain 
 Jer. 51. 27 . cause horses to come as r. caterpillars 
 Dan. 8. 21. the r. goat is the king of Grecia 
 Zech. 13. 4. neither shall they wear a r. gai-ment 
 Euke 3. 5. and the r. ways shall be made smooth 
 ROLGIILY. 
 
 Gen. 42. 7- Joseph spake r. unto them, 30. 
 
 1 Hum. 20.10. what if thy father answer thee r. ? 
 
 1 Kings 12.1.3. and the king answ ered the people r. 
 
 and forsook old men’s counsel, 2 Chr. lu. 13. 
 Prov. 18.2.3. but the rich answereth r. 
 
 ROURD. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 27 . ye shall not r. corners of your heads 
 ROURD. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 4. compassed the house r. old and young 
 Exod. 16. 14. there lay a small r. thing on gfouni? 
 .Tosh. 7 . 9. the inhabitants shall environ us r. 
 
 1 K ings 7 . 2.3. the molten sea was r. al I about 
 35. a?-, compass H 10 .19. top of the throne was r. 
 Psal. 22. 12. strong hulls of Bashan have beset me r. 
 Cant. 7 . 2. thy navel is like a r. goblet 
 Isa. 3. 18. the I.ord will take away their r. tires 
 Ezek. 41. t 7 . it was made broaoer'and went r. 
 
 Luke 19. 43. thine enemies shall compass thee r. 
 ROURD abcut. 
 
 Gen. .35. 5. the terror of God w as on cities r. about 
 Exod. 7 . 24. digged r. about the liver tor water 
 16. 1.3. in the morning dew- lay r. about the host 
 19 . 12. thou shalt set bounds to the people r. about 
 Lev. 14. 41. cause the house to be scraped r. about 
 Num. 1.50. the Levites encamp r. ai(???r tabernacle 
 11.24. Moses set the elders r. about the tabernacle 
 16. 34. all Israel, that were r. about them fled 
 22. 4. company shall lick up all that are r. about us 
 Deut. 6 14. gods of the people r. about you, 1 . 3 . 7 . 
 12.10. when he giveth rest from all vour enemies 
 r. about, 25. 19. Josh. 21. 44. 2 Chron. 15. 15. 
 
 21. 2. measure the cities r. about him that is slain 
 Josh. 6. 3. and ye si'.all go r. about the city once 
 Judg. 19 . 22. men beset the house r. about, 20. 5. 
 
 1 Ham. 2.3. 26. for Saul compassed David r. about 
 31. 9. they cut otf Saul’s head, and sent into the 
 
 land of the Philistines r. about, 1 Chron. 10. 9. 
 2<S'a?w.22.12. and he made darkness pavilions?-, about 
 him, and thick clouds of the skies. Psal. 18. 11. 
 
 1 K ings 4.24. Solomon had peace on all sides r. aboiU 
 .31. and his fame was in all nations r. ahi ut 
 
 18. 35. and the water ran r. about the altar 
 
 2 Kings 6 . 17 . and chariots of fire r. about Elisha 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 27 . they lodged r. about the house of God 
 Job 10.8. thine hands have fashioned me r. about 
 16. 13. his archers compass me r. ahiut 
 
 19. 12. his troops encamp r. about mv tabernacle 
 
 22. 10. therefore snares are r. about'xhee 
 37 . 12. it is turned r. about by his counsels 
 
 41. 14. his teeth are terrible r. about 
 
 Psal. .3. 6. that set themselves against me r. abcut 
 
 27 . 6. head be lifted above mine enemies r. about 
 .‘M. 7 . angel encampeth r. about tl.emthat fear him 
 44. 13. a derision to them that are r. about. 70. 4 . 
 48. 12. walk about Zion, and go r. about her ' 
 
 59. 6. make a noise, amj go r. about the city. 14. 
 
 76. 11. let all ?-. about him bring jnesents to him 
 
 88 . 17 . they came r. about me daily like water 
 
 89. 8. or like to thy- taithtulness ?-. about thee 
 97. 3. he burneth up his enemies r. about him 
 12.5. 2. as the nioiintains arer. about Jerusalem 
 128. .3. children like olive plants r. about thy table 
 
 Isa. 29. .3. 1 will campagainst thee r. about 
 
 42. 25. and it hath set him on fire r. abrnt 
 
 49 .18. lift up thine eyes r. about and behold, 60. 4. 
 Jer. 20. -t 3. Lord hath called thy name, fear r. abon; 
 21. 14. afire, it shall devour Ml things r. about it 
 46. 5. tor tear w as ?-. abmt. saith the d.ord 
 50. 29* campagainst Babylon r. about 
 51.2. in trouble they-shall be against lier r. about 
 Ezek. 10. i. the w heels w ere full ot eyes r. about 
 r " ti^ake I'laces r. about my hill a blessing 
 Joel 3. 11. gather yourselves together ?-. about 
 12. there w ill sit to judge all the heathen r. about 
 Amos .3. 11. an adversary even r. about the land 
 Jonah 2. ,5. the depth closed me r. about, the weed.? 
 Zech. 2. 5. 1 will be to her a wall of fire r. aboia\ 
 Mat. 21. 33. he hedged tlie vineyard r. about. 
 
RUL 
 
 RUL 
 
 RUN 
 
 lAil-e 1. 65. fear came on all that dwelt r. nhout 
 C. y. the glory of the Lord shone r. about tliein 
 Acts 9. 3. sliined r. about him a light from heaven 
 Mom. 15. ly. r. about to Illyricum, 1 have preached 
 Mev. 4. 3. there vvas a rainbow r. about the tlirone 
 4. r. about the throne were four and twenty seats 
 
 6. four beasts H 5. 11. angels r. about the throne 
 
 cee Cam I’. 
 
 KO USE. 
 
 Gen. 49. 9. and as an old lion who shall r. him up 
 KOW, S. 
 
 Mxod. 28. 17. set it in four r. of stones, .39. 10. 
 
 17. the first r. 39. 10. 1| 18. the second r. 39. 11. 
 
 19. the thii'd r. 39. 12. H 20. the fourth r. 39. 13. 
 Lev. 24. 6. cakes, six on a r. on the pure fable 
 
 7. thou shall put pure frankincense on each r. 
 
 3 Kings 6. 35. he built the inner court with three r. 
 
 7 . 2. four r. of cedar pillars \\ 3. fifteen in a r. 
 
 4. there were wintlows in three r. and light 
 
 12. the great courUround about was with tliree r. 
 
 18. two r. pomegranates, 42. 2 C/iron. 4. 13, 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 3. two r. of oxen cast when it was cast 
 Ezra 0. 4. a r. of new timber, three r. of stones 
 Cant. 1. 10. thy cheeks comely witli r. of jewels 
 Ezek. 46. 23. witli boiling places under the r. 
 IIOWEU. 
 
 Jonah 1. 13. the men r. hard to bring it to land 
 John 6. 19. when they had r. 25 or 30 furlongs 
 ROWIillS. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 26. thy r, brought tliee into great waters 
 ROW INC. 
 
 'Mark 6. 43. he saw them toiling in r. wind contrary 
 ROYAL. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 20. Asher shall yield r. dainties 
 Josh. 10. 2. Gibeon was as one of the r. cities 
 
 1 Sarn. 27 . 5. for why should 1 dwell in the r. city ? 
 
 2 Ham. 12. 26. .loab fought, and took the r. city 
 
 1 Kings 10. 13. Solomon gave Irer of his r. bounty 
 
 2 Kings W. 1. Athaliah the mother of Ahaziah de¬ 
 
 stroyed all the seed r. 2 Chron. 22. 10. 
 
 1 Chr. 29 . 25. Ld, bestowed on Solomon r. majesty 
 Esth. 1. 7 . they gave them r. wine in abundance 
 11. to bring Vashti the queen with tlie ciowu 1 . 
 
 19 . give her r. estate to another that is better 
 2. 16. so Esther was taken into his house r. 
 
 17 . so that he set the crown r. on her head 
 
 5. 1. Esther put on her r. apparel, and the king 
 sat on his r. throne in his r. house near the gate 
 
 6.8. let r. apparel be brought, and the crown r. 
 
 8.15. Mordecai wentinr. apparel of blue and vvhite 
 Isa. 62. 3. a r. diadem in the hand of thy God 
 Jer. 43. 10. he shall spread his r. pavilion over them 
 JJan. 6 . 7 . to establish a r. statute and make a decree. 
 Acts 12 . 21 . Herod arrayed in r. apparel, sat on 
 Jam. 2. 8 . if ye fulfil the r. law, ye do well 
 1 Met. 2. 9. ye are a r. priesthood, an holy nation 
 RUbBlNG. 
 
 Luke 6. 1. and did eat, r. them in their hands 
 RUBBISH. 
 
 yeh. 4. 2. will thej' revive the stones out of the r. 
 
 10. strengtii is decayed and there is much r. 
 RUBY, RUBIES. 
 
 Exod. 28. + 17 . the first row a r. 39. + 10. 
 
 Job 28. 18. price of wisdom is above r. Prov. 8. 11, 
 Prov. 3. 15. wisdom is more precious than r. 
 
 20. 15. there is goki, and a multitude of r. 
 
 31. 10. for her price is far above r. 
 
 Lam. 4. 7 . Mazarites were more ruddy than r. 
 Ezek. 28.113. the r. was thy covering 
 • RUUUER-i«nrf,v. 
 
 Acts 27 . 40. and loosed the r.-hands, and hoised up 
 RUDDY. 
 
 1 Sam. 16.12. David was r. and beautiful, 17. 42. 
 Cant. 5. U). my beloved is white and r. chiefest 
 Lam. 4. 7 . her dSazarites were more r. than rubies 
 
 ItUDE. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 6. but thoueh I be r. in speech 
 
 RUDIYIEN rS. 
 
 Gai. 4. + 3. in boudaire under the r. of the world 
 t 9 . how turn ye ag^iin to the beggarly r. 
 
 Col. 2. 8. lest any spoil you after the r. of the world 
 
 20. if dead with Christ from the r. of the world 
 
 I.UE. 
 
 Luke 11. 42. for ye tithe inint, and r. and herbs 
 RUG. 
 
 Judg. 4.118. turned in, .Tael covered him with a r. 
 RUli\. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 23. but they were the r. of him 
 Psal. 89. 40. thou hast brought his holds to r. 
 
 Prov. 24. 22. who knoweth the r. of them both ? 
 
 26. 28. and a flattering mouth worketh r. 
 
 Isa. .3. 6. and let this r. be under thy hand 
 
 2.3. 13. he brought the land of the Chaldeans to r. 
 25. 2. thou hast made of adefenced city, ar. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 30. so iniquity shall not be your r. 
 
 27 . 27 . thy conqiany shall fall in the day of thy r. 
 31.13. on his r. shall all the fowls remain 
 
 Luke 6. 49. it fell, the r. of that house was great 
 RUINS. 
 
 Ezek. 21.15. that thtirr. may be niultif>lied 
 Amos 9. 11. in that day will 1 raise up his r. 
 
 Acts 15. 16. i will build again the r. theieof 
 RUINED. 
 
 Isa. .3. 8. for .Terusalem is r. and .Imlah is fallen 
 Ezek. 36. 35 . and the r. cities are become fenced 
 36. shall know that 1 the Lord build the r. places 
 RUINOUS. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 25. that thou shouldest be to lay waste 
 fenced cities into r. heaps, Isa. .37. 20. 
 Isa. 17 . 1 . Damascus not a city, itshall be a r. heap 
 RULE. 
 
 Gen. 1. + 16. the greater light for the r. of the day 
 1 Kings 22. 31. that had r. over Ahab’s chariots 
 Esth. 9. 1. .lews had r. over them that hated them 
 Psal. 19 . + 4. their r. is gone through all the earth 
 Prov. 17 . 2. a wise servant shall have r. over a son 
 19 . 10. for a servant to have r. over princes 
 . 25. 28. he that hath no r. over his own spirit 
 Eccl. 2. 19 . yet shall he liave r. overall my labour 
 Isa. 44. 1.3. the carpenter stretchcfh out his r. 
 
 63. 19 . we are thine, thou never barest r. over them 
 4. Cor. 15. 24. when he shall have put dosvn all r. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 13. according to the measure off her. 
 
 15. be enlarged according to our r. abundantly 
 116. ancl nut to boast in another man's r. 
 
 Gal. 6. 16 . as many as walk according to thisr. 
 Phil. 3. 16. let us w'alk by the same r. let us mind 
 Heb. 13. 7 . remember them that have r. over you 
 
 17 . obey them that have the r. over you 
 
 24. salute all them that have the r. over you 
 See Bauk, Beak. 
 
 RULE. 
 
 Gen. 1.16. God made two great lights, the greater 
 light to r. the day, and lesser light to r. night 
 
 18. to r. over the day, and over the night 
 
 3. 16. and thy husliand shall r.over thee 
 
 4. 7 . to thee be his desire, thou shall 7'. over jiim 
 Lev. 25. 43. not r. over him with rigour, 46. 53. 
 
 Judg. 8. 22. r. thou over us, thou and thy son 
 
 2.3. 1 will not r. over you, nor shall my son r. 
 Psal. 28.19. r. them, and lift them up for ever 
 no. 2. r. thou in the midst of thine enemies 
 136.8. sun to r. by day, for his mercy endur. ever 
 9. moon and stars to r. by night, tor his mercy 
 Prov. 8 . 16 . by me princes r. and nobles, all judges 
 Isa. .3. 4. and babes shall /-.over them 
 12. as for my people, women r. over them 
 
 14.2. they shall r. over their oppressors 
 
 19 . 4. a tierce king shall r. over them 
 
 28. 14. that this people that is in .lerusalem 
 .32. 1. and princes shall r. in judgment 
 
 40.10. and his arm shall r. for him 
 41. 2. who made the righteous man r. over kings 
 52. 5. they' that;', over them make them to howl 
 Lzek. 19 .14. she hath no strong ro.i to be a seep, to r. 
 
 20. 33. with fury poured out will 1 r. over you 
 
 29. 15. they shall no more r. over the nations 
 Dan. 4. 26. shall have'known that the heavens r. 
 
 11.3. mighty kimrs shall stand u|>, that shall r. 
 
 . 39 . and he shalfcause them to r. over many 
 
 Joel 2. 17 .that the heathen should r.over them 
 Mic. 5. t 4. he shall r. in the strength of the Lord 
 7 . t 14. r. thy people with thy rod, the flock 
 Zech. 6 . 13. he shall sit and r. on his throne 
 JMat. 2. 6 . a governor that shall r. my people Israel 
 .T.Gr^ 10.4C. \vho are accounted to ?;. over Gentiles 
 Col. .3. 15. let the peace of God r. in your hear.s 
 1 'lim. 3 . 5 . if a man know not how to r. his house 
 
 5 . 17 . elders that r. well, worthy of double honour 
 Rev. 2. 27 . r. with a rod of iron, 12. 5. 119. 15. 
 
 RULED. 
 
 Gen. 21. 2. his eldest servant that r. over all he had 
 41. 40. at thy word shall all my' people be r. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 16. three thousand r. over the people 
 Ezra 4. 20. who have r. over all countries 
 Psal. 106 . 41. they that hated them r. over them 
 Isa. 14. 6. he that r. nations in anger is persecuted 
 Lam. 5. 8. servants have r. over us, none delivereth 
 b,zek.?>\. 4. with cruelty have ye r.over them 
 Dan. 5. 21. till he knew that God r. in kingdom 
 RULKlt. 
 
 Gen. 41. 4.3. Phaiaoh made .loseph 1 . over all the 
 land of Egyfd, 45. 8. Psal. lo5. 21. 
 43. 16. loseph sal<l to tiie r. of his house, bring 
 Exod. 22.28. thou shall not curse r. of thy people 
 Lev. 4.22. when a r. hath sinned through ignorance 
 Num. 13. 2. every' one a r. among them 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 30. appointed thee r. over my people Tsr. 
 
 ISarn. 6. 21. 1 7-8. 1 Chron. 11. 2. 1 1“■ 7■ 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 8. I took thee from following sheep to be 
 
 r. over my people, over Israel, \ Chron. 17 . ?• 
 
 2.3. t 3. thou ;'. over men, ruling in fear of God 
 1 Kings 1. 35. 1 have appointed Solomon to be r. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 2. for of .ludah ( ame the chief r. 
 
 9.11. Azariahr. of house of God, 2 Chron. .31. 1.3. 
 
 2 Chr. 7 . 18. there shall not fail theea man to be r. 
 11. 22. he made Abijah r. among his brethren 
 
 Nell. 7 . 2. and llananiah tber. of the palace 
 11. 11. Scraiah was r. of the house of God 
 Psal. 68 . 27 . there is little Benjamin with their r. 
 li) 5 . 20 . even the r. of the people, let him go free 
 Prov. 6. 7 . the ant iiaving no gui le, overseer, or r. 
 
 2.3.1. when thow sittest to eat with a r. consider 
 
 28. 15. so is a wicked r. over the poor people 
 
 29 . 12. if a ;'. hearken to lies, his servants wicked 
 26. many seek r. favour, but judgment comefh 
 
 Eccl. 10. 4. if the spirit of the r. rise against thee 
 5. as an error which proceedeth from the r. 
 
 Isa. .3. 6 . be thou our r. H 7 . make me not a r. 
 
 16 .1. send ye the lamb to the r. of the land 
 Jer. 51.46. and violence in the land, r. against r. 
 Dan. 2.10. no king nor r. asked such things 
 
 .38. and hath made thee r. over them all, 48. 
 
 5. 7 . shall be third r. in the kingdom, 16. 29. 
 
 Mic. 5. 2. out ofthee shall he come that is to be r. 
 Hah. 1.14 as creeping things that have no /'. 
 
 Mat. 9. 18. behold, there came a certain r. 
 
 21.45. whom his I.ord hath made r. Luke 12. 42. 
 47 . he shall make him r. over all his goods 
 25.21. 1 will make thee r. over many things, 2.3. 
 Marko. 35. while he yet spake, there came from the 
 r. of the synagogue's house, Luke 8. 49. 
 Luke 13. 14. the r. ot the syntigogue answered 
 John2. 9. when the r. of the feast had tasted water 
 .3. 1. a man named Nicodemus, a r. of the .Tews 
 Acts 4. t 1. the r. of the temple came upon them 
 7 . 27 . who made thee a r. and a judge over us r.35. 
 35. the same did Go<l send to be a r. and deliverer 
 18. 17 . the Greeks beat .''osthenes the chief r. 
 
 2.3. 5. shall not speak evil of the r. of thy people 
 RULERS. 
 
 Grn. 47 . 6. then make them r. over my cattle 
 Exod. 18. 21. r. of thousands, r. of hundreds, 25. 
 .34. .31. Closes called the r. of the congreaation 
 35 . 27 . the r. brought ony >:-stones to be set 
 Dent. 1. 13. and I will make them r. over you 
 .Judg. 15.11. knowestthou not the Philistines are r. 
 2 Sam.Q. 18. and David’s sons were chief;-. 
 
 1 Kings 22. were r. of Ids chariots and horsemen 
 
 2 Kings 10.1. .lehu wrote to the ;-. of .lezreel 
 11. 4 . .Tchoiada set r. over hundreds, 19. 
 
 1 Chron. 27 . 31. all these were r. of the substance 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 8. r. of the houseofGod gave to j)riests 
 Ezra 9.2. the hand of the r. chief in.this trespass 
 
 Neh. 4.16. the r. were behind the house of .Tudah 
 
 5 . 7 . 1 rebuked the r. and said, ye exact usury 
 
 11. 1. the r. of the people that dwelt at Jerusalem 
 
 12 . 40. so stood I, and half of the r. with me 
 
 1 . 3 . 11 . then contended 1 with the r. and said 
 
 Esth. 9 . .3. the r. of the provinces helped the .Tews 
 Psal. 2. 2 . the ;. take counsel against the Lord 
 Isa. 1.10. hear word of the Lord, ye ;'. of Sodom 
 14. 5. the Lord hath broken the sceptre of the r. 
 
 22. 3. all thy r. are lied together, they are bound 
 29.10. and your ;'. the seeis hath he covered 
 49. 7 . to a servant of r. kings shall see and arise 
 Jer. 33.26. 1 will not take any of his seed to be r. 
 
 51. 23. thee will 1 break in pieces capt.kns and r. 
 
 28. prepare against herr. 1157. make drunk her r. 
 Ezek. 23. 6. her lovers, which were captains and r. 
 
 2 . 3 . 1 will raise up those r. against thee 
 Dan. 3 . 3. all the r. were gathered together 
 7 . t 27 . and all r. shall serve and obey him 
 Hos. 4. 18. her r. with shame do love, give ye 
 Mark 5. 22. cometh one of the r. of the sy nagogue 
 
 13. 9 . ye shall be bi ought before r. Imke 21, 12. 
 Luke'l'.i. 13. when he had called together the r. 
 
 35. and also with the people derided him 
 24. 20. how our priests and r. delivered him 
 Jo/;;i7.20. do the r. know that this is the Christ? 
 
 48. have any of the r. believed on him t 
 
 12. 42. many among the chief ;-. believed on him 
 Acts 3. 17 . through ignorance ye did it, as also didr. 
 4.26. the ;-. were gathered against the Lord 
 1.3.15. the ; . of the sy nagogue sent to Paul 
 27 . and their r. because they knew him not 
 
 14. .5. an assault made of the Jews, with their r. 
 
 16. 19 . the damsel’s masters drew them to the r. 
 
 17 . 8 . they troubled the people and r. of the city 
 Rom. 13. 3. r. not a terror to good works, but evil 
 Eph. 6 .12. w e w restle against the r. of the darkness 
 
 RU LEST. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 6. and ;-..not thou over all kingdoms 
 Psal. 89. 9 . thou r. iiie raging of the sea 
 RULE! 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 3. he that r. over men must be just 
 JLal. 59 .13. let them know that God r. in .lacob 
 
 66. 7 . he /. by his power for ever, his eyes behold 
 1U3. 19. and his kingdom r. ovei' all 
 
 Prov. 16. 32. that r. his si)irit is better than he that 
 
 22 . 7 . rich ;-. over the p(Jor, and the borrower 
 Eccl. 8. 9. wherein one man r. over another to hurt 
 
 9 . 17 . more than cry of him that r. among tools 
 Dan. 4. 17. the Most High r. among men, 25. .32. 
 Ilos. 11.12. but ludah yet r. with God, is taithtul 
 Rom. 12. 8. he that r. with diligence 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 4. one that r. well his own house 
 
 RULING. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. .3. must be just,;'. in the fear of God 
 Jer. 22. .30. sit. on throne, and r. any more in .1 udali 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 12. r. their children a’.id houses well 
 
 BUM BEING. 
 
 Jer 47 . 3. at;-, of his w heels, fathers not look back 
 RUMOUR, S. 
 
 2 Kings \9. 7 . and he shall hear a Tsa. .37.7. 
 
 Jer. 49. 14. I have heard a r. from the Lord 
 
 51. 46. lest ye fear for the r. in the land, a r. shall 
 come one year, in another year shall come ar. 
 Ezek.7.Q6. mischief on nuschief, r. shall be uponr. 
 Obad. 1. we have heard a r. from the I.ord 
 Mat. 24. 6. ye shall hear of wars and r. ot w'ars 
 Mark 13 . 7 . when ye shall hear of wars and r.ofwara 
 Luke 7. 17 . this r. of him went forth thro’ all Judea 
 RUMP. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 22. thou shall take of the ram and the fat 
 and the r. Lev. 3. 9.1 7 - -3. 1 8.25.1 9.19- 
 . HUN. 
 
 To run is to move rcith a swift pace, 2 Sam. 18.19- 
 The Christian conversation is called a race or 
 running, 1 Cor. 9. 24. So run that y'ou may ob¬ 
 tain : that is. Use suoh diligence, care, and con- 
 stancy in your Christian course, that ye may ob¬ 
 tain the prize of eternal glory set before you. It 
 is spoken in allusion to the custom in their races, 
 of hanging up a crown or garland at the goal, and 
 such as first laid hold on it and took it down, had 
 it as a reward. St. Paul says to the Galatians, 
 Y"e did run well, who did hinder you ? Gal. o. 
 7 . that is. Ye w ere forward formerly in adhering 
 to the true doctrine of justification by faith in 
 Christ, and to Christian liberty, and you prac¬ 
 tised accordingly; who has turned you out of 
 your Way, or hindered you in your race, that you 
 now expect to be justified by the works oj the law, 
 and submit yourselves to the yoke of cerenumies / 
 The same aj.'ostle compares his labour and dili¬ 
 gence in the work of his ministry to a race, fihtl. 
 2 . 16 . Holding forth the w'ord ot life, that I 
 may rejoice in the day' of Christ, that I have not 
 run in vain. And an eager pursuit oj sinful 
 courses is also by the apostle Peter compared to a 
 race. 1 l^it. 4. 4. I hat ye run not with them 
 to the same excels of riot. 
 
 Gen. 41.114. they m-ade Joseph r. out ot dungeon 
 
 49 . 22. whose brandies r. over the wall 
 Lev. 15. 3. whether his flesh r. with his issue 
 
 25. »if a woman’s issue ;'. beyond the time 
 .Judg. 18. 25. lest angry fellows r. np' n thee 
 
 1 Sam. "A. 11. some shall r. before his chariots 
 
 17 . 17 . and r. to the camp to thy brethien 
 
 20. 6. asked me, that he might r. to I’eih-lehem 
 .36. r. find out now the arrows which 1 shoot 
 ^ Sam. 15. 1. Absalom prepared chariots, horses, 
 and fifty men to r. before hiin, 1 Kings 1. 5 
 
 18. T9, let me now r. and bear tidings, 22. 23. 
 
 22. 30. by thee 1 have r. thro’ a troop, Psal. 18,29. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 22. that 1 may r. to the man ot (.od 
 
 26. ;•. now, 1 prav thee, to meet her, and say 
 .5. 20. as the Lord liveth, I will r. alter Naaman 
 
 2 Chron. If). 9..eyes of D)rd r. to and tro thro earth 
 Job 5. + 14. they r. into ilarkness in tie day-time 
 Psal. 19 .5. and rejoicefh as strong man to r. a race 
 .58.7. le-t them melt as waters, which r. continually 
 .50. 4. they r. and prepare thems. without my fault 
 78. 16 . he caused waters to r. down like rivers 
 104. 10. the springs, which r. among the hills 
 
 407 
 
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 Psal, 119 . 32. T will r. the way of thy commandm, 
 i;56. rivers ot waters r. down mine eyes, because 
 Prov. 1. 16 . tor their feet /. to evil, ha. 59. 7. 
 F.ccl. 1 . 7 . all the rivers r. into the sea, sea not full 
 ('ant. 1.4. draw me, we will r. after thee 
 Jsa. .>.1.4. as rimnin," of locusts sliall he r. on them 
 40. 31. they shall r. and not be weary, shall walk 
 .55, 5. nations that knew not thee shall r. to thee 
 Jer. 5. 1. r. ye to and fro thro’ streets of Jerusalem 
 
 9. 18. that your eyes may r. down with tears 
 
 12. 5. if thou hast r. with the footmen 
 
 13. 17 . mine eyes shall / . down with tears, because 
 the I oni’s flock is carried away captive, 14. 17 . 
 
 49 . 3. lament, and r. to and fro by the hedijes 
 
 19 . 1 will make him r. away from her, 50. 44. 
 51.31. one post shall r. to meet another 
 J.am. 2.18. let tears r, down like river day and night 
 Eze/c.'i-i. If), neither shall thy tears /-, down 
 32.14. cause their rivers to r. like oil, .saith l ord 
 Dan. 12. 4. many shall r. to and fro, and knowledge 
 Joel 2. 4. and as horsemen, .so shall they r. 
 
 7. they shall r. like mighty men, they shall climb 
 
 9. they shall r. in the city, shall r.on the wall 
 /Iwo.y 3. t 6. shall trumpet be blown, people not r. .i* 
 
 5. 24. but let judgment r. down as waters 
 
 6. 12. shall horses r. upon the rock ? will one plow 
 8. 12. shall r. to and fi'o to seek word of the Lord 
 Nafi. 2. 4. they shall r. like the lightnings 
 
 Hah. 2. 2. write vision, that he may r. that readeth it 
 llafl. 1. 9. and yer. every man to his own house 
 Zec/i. 2. 4. r. speak to this young man, saying 
 
 4. U). eyes of the Lord r. to and fro thro’ the e.ai’th 
 Mat. 28. 8. they did r. to bring his disciples word 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. that they which r. in a race r. all, but 
 
 one receiveth the prize, so/-. that ye may obtain 
 
 26. I therefore so r. not as uncertainly, so light I 
 Gal. 2. 2. lest by any means 1 should r. or had r. in 
 
 5. 7 . ye did r. vvell, who did hinder you i 
 
 Phil. 2. 16 . that I may rejoice, I have not r. in vain 
 Q.'1'heis. 3. + 1. that the word of the T.ord may r. 
 Heb. 2. + 1. lest at any time we should r. out 
 
 12. 1. let us r. with patience the race before us 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 4. that ye r. not to the same excess of riot 
 RUNN KS'l’. 
 
 Prov. 4. 12. when thou r. thou shalt not stumble 
 RUNNETH. 
 
 Job 15. 26. he r. upon him, even on his neck 
 16. 14. he bieaketh me, he r. upon me like a giant 
 J'sal. 23. 5. thou anointest my head, my cup r. over 
 147 . 15. his word r. very swiftly 
 Prov. 18. 10. the rigliteous r. into it, and is safe 
 Lam. 1, 16. mine eyesr. down with water, 3. 48. 
 Mat. 9. 17 . the bottles break, and the wine r. out 
 .Jolm 20. 2. then she r. and cometh to Simon Peter 
 Horn. 9.16. notof him that willeth, norofhim that/-. 
 R UNN ERS. 
 
 1 Sam. 22 . I 17 . the king said to the r. turn and slay 
 
 1 Kings 14. +27. committed shields to the chief of r. 
 
 RUNNING. 
 
 Lev. 14. 5. one bird be killed over r. water, 6. 50. 
 
 51. dip them in r. water, and sprinkle the house 
 
 52. he shall cleanse the house with the r. water 
 15. 2. when any man hath a r. issue, 22. 4. 
 
 13. shall bathe his Hesh in r. water, and be clean 
 IKum. 19. 17 . for an unclean person take r. water 
 
 2 Sam. 18.24. and behold, a man r. alone, 26. 
 
 27 . the r. of the foremost is like r. of Ahimaaz 
 
 2 Kings 5. 21. when Naaman saw him r. after him 
 2 Chron. 23. 12. Athaliah heard the peO[)le /-. 
 
 Prov. 5. 15. and r. waters out of thine own well 
 
 6. 18. feet that be swift in /-. to mischief 
 
 Isa. 33. 4. as the r. to and fro of locusts shall he run 
 Jer. 18. + 14. shall the r. waters be forsaken ' 
 
 Ezek. 31. 4. with her rivers r. about his plants 
 Mark 9 15. the people r. to him saluted him 
 25. when Jesus saw the people r. together 
 
 10 . 17 . there came one r. and kneeled to him 
 Luke 6. ,38. good meas. and /-.over shall men give 
 Acts Cl. 16. and /•. under a certain island, Clauda 
 Pev. 9. 9 . as the sound of chariots r. to battle 
 RUSH. 
 
 Job?,. 11. can the r. grow up without mire i’ 
 
 Isa. 9 . 14. T.. will cutoff blanch and r. in one day 
 
 19. 15. nor any work which branch or r. may do 
 
 RUSH. 
 
 Isa. 17 .13. nations shall r. like rushing main’waters 
 RUSHED. 
 
 Tudg. 9 . 44. Abimelech and company r. forward 
 
 20. 37 . the liers in wait hasted and r. upon Gibeah 
 Job 1. + 17 . the Chaldeans r. upon the camels 
 Mark 3. 110. they/-, upon Jesus to touch him 
 Acts 19 . 29. they r. with one accord into tlieatre 
 
 RUSHES. 
 
 Tsa. .35.7- where draeons lav shall be reeds and r 
 RUSHEill. 
 
 Ter. 8. 6. every one turned, as horse r. into battle 
 RUSill NG. 
 
 Tsa. 17 . 12 . woe to multitude and to r. of nations, 
 that make a r. like ther. of many waters 
 13. nations shall rush like the /-. of many wafers 
 Jer. 47 . .3. at /-. of chariots fathers shall not look 
 Ezek. 3. 12. 1 heard a voice of a great /-. 1.3. 
 
 Acts 2. 2. there came a sound as of r. mighty Nvind 
 ItUhS'E. 
 
 Mat. 6. 19. where moth and /-. doth corrupt, 20. 
 
 Jam. 5. 3. r, of them shall be a witness against you 
 
 S. 
 
 SARAOTTI, 
 
 Or rather Zabaoth, ati Hebrew tcord, that signifies 
 Hosts/)/- Armies, .Jehovah Sabaoth, I'he lord 
 of Hosts, Rom. 9. 29. lVho.se host all creatures 
 are, whether the host of heaven, or the angels and 
 ministers of the Lord; or the stars and planets, 
 which are as an army ranged in battle array, and 
 performing the will of God : or the people of 
 the Lord, both of the Old and New Testament, 
 which is truly the army of the T.ord, of which God 
 is the General and Commander. 'The Hebrew 
 •uurd ZaJ)a is also used to signify the service 
 
 408 
 
 that his ministers perform for him in the Taber¬ 
 nacle ; because they are there, as tC were, soldiers 
 or guards attending at the court of their Prince, 
 N urn. 4. 3, 2.3, 30. 
 
 Rom. 9. 29 . except the T.ord of s. had left us a seed 
 Jam. 5. 4. are entered into the ears of the Lord of s, 
 .SAHRAlll. 
 
 This word in Hebrew nU'w' signifies Rest, God 
 having created the world in six days, rested on the 
 seventh, Gen. 2.2. that is, after God had perfected 
 the invisible and visible world, on the review of 
 all his works, finding them very good, he took 
 pleasure, he was satisfied in all those discoveries of 
 his own perfections in the works of his hands. lie 
 blessed this day, and sanctified it, because he 
 had rested upon it. Prom that time he set it apart, 
 and appointed it in a peculiar manner for his 
 worship. And the Hebrews afterwards, in conse¬ 
 quence of this designation, and to preserve the 
 memory of the creation, sanctified, by his order, the 
 .Sabbath-day, or the seventh day, by abstaining 
 from all work, labour, and servile employments, 
 and by apt lying themselves to the service of the 
 Ijord, to the study of his latv, and to prayer. And 
 at mount .Sinai by a positive, moral, and perpetual 
 commandment (iod hath appointed one day in the 
 seven to be kept holy to himself; which in the New 
 'J'estament is called the Lord’s day, and is to he 
 continued to the end of the world as the Christian 
 Sabbath. 
 
 Sabbath is also taken for the whole week. Luke 18. 
 12. 1 fast twice in the week ; in the Greek it is, 
 1 fast twice in the .Sabbath. Sometimes for the 
 sabbatical year, which was celebrated among the 
 Jews every seventh year, when the land was to rest, 
 and to he left without culture. Lev. 25. 2, 4. God 
 appointed the observation of the sabbatical year to 
 enforce the acknowledgment of his sovereign au¬ 
 thority over all things, and particularly over the 
 land of Gonwon, which he had given to the Hebrews, 
 and in which they were but tenants at his will. 
 Likewise for the trial arid exercise of their obedi¬ 
 ence, and the demonstration of his providence, as 
 well in the general towards men, as more especially 
 towards his own people; and to wean them from 
 inordinate love, and pursuit of, or trust to, worldly 
 advantages ; and to inure them to depend upon God 
 alone, and upon God's blessing for their subsist¬ 
 ence ; and to put them- in mind of that blessed and 
 eternal rest provided for all the godly, wherein they 
 shall be perfectly freed from all worldly labours 
 and troubles. 
 
 Sabbath is likewise taken for all the Jewish festi¬ 
 vals, indifi'erently. Lev. 19 . .3, 30. Keep my sab¬ 
 baths ; that is, my feasts, as the Passover, the 
 feast of I'abernacles, tUc. Ezekiel says, that the 
 Sabbaths are signs that God has yiven to his 
 people to distinguish them from other nations, 
 Ezek. 20. 12, 20. And IMoses, in Dent. IS. 15. 
 'I'he T.ord hath bi ought thee out of E.gypt, there¬ 
 fore the Lord thy God hath commanded thee to 
 keep the Sabbath-day. 
 
 Sabbath is also taken for the eternal rest and felicity 
 in heaven, where the spirits of just men//re made 
 perfect; and the saints are delivered from sin and 
 sorrow, from the guilt and power if sin, and even 
 from the very being of sin, for .Jesus saves his 
 people from their sins. 'They icill be blessed in 
 heaven with complete conformity to God, and 
 unlnterru])te/l communion ^vith him ; and their 
 happiness -will be eternal, for they will be ever 
 with the Lord, //w/Z/r/V/e////'y//w eternal Sabbath, 
 Heb. 4. 9 . 1 here remaineth therefore a rest to 
 
 the people of God: In the Greek it is cafifia.- 
 T/(7Mo?, a keeping of a sabbath. 
 
 A .Sabbath-day’s journey’, l.ong journeys were for¬ 
 bidden the .lews/)« Sabbath-days. Pray thatyour 
 dight be not in the winter, neither on the Sabbath- 
 /iay, s/zy.v our tSaviour, Mat. 24. 20. However it 
 is evident they were allowed to go a certain .space 
 on that day, at least to the temple or tabernacle, 
 from the remote parts of the city or camp. And St. 
 I.uke .9//y.s-, that the mount ///'Olives was distant 
 from Jerusalem the space of a sabbath day’s joui- 
 ney. Acts 1. 12. The Rabbins generally fix this 
 space at two thousand cubits, that is, about a mile. 
 The second Sabbath after the first, Lz/Ce 6. 1. Some 
 have taken it for the second, others for the last, day 
 of unleavened bread; and some for the day of Pen¬ 
 tecost: the Passover was the first .Sabbath accord¬ 
 ing to them, and Pentecost the second. Others 
 have thought, that the first grand .Sabbath was the 
 first sabbath of the civil year in the month 1 izri ; 
 and that the second was the first of the holy year, 
 or of the month Nisan. 'The opinion most gene¬ 
 rally folio-wed, is of those who think that to have 
 been the first Sabbath, which followed the second 
 day of unleavened bread. 'J’//e.lews thus reckoned 
 their sabbaths from the passover to pentecost; 
 the first was called secimdo-pi imum, or second 
 after the first; that is, the first after the second 
 day of unleavened bread: 'The second was called 
 secund/) secundum, or the second day of the sab¬ 
 bath after the second day of unleavened bread: 
 'The third was called secundo-tertium, or the third 
 day of the Sabbath after the second day of un¬ 
 leavened bread: And so of all the rest, as far as 
 secundo septimum, that is, the seventh day of the 
 .Sabbath after the second day of unleavened bread. 
 'This seventh Sabbath immediately preceded Pen¬ 
 tecost, which was celebrated the fiftieth day after 
 ^ the second day of unleavened bread. 
 
 'I'he preparation of the sabbath, in Greek Ilapa- 
 (TKei)//. 'The .lews gave, the name />/T’arasceue to 
 the sixth day of the week, because being not al¬ 
 lowed on the sabbath to prepare their food, they 
 provided the day before what was necessary for 
 their subsistence on the sabbath. 'The evange- 
 //.>r.Iohn says, that Friday, on which our isaviour 
 suffered, was the preparation of the passover, 
 .John 19 . 14. because the passover was to he cele¬ 
 brated the day following. tSt. ;Matthew marks 
 
 A C 
 
 omt the day by these words. The day that follow¬ 
 ed the Parasceue, Mat. 27. 62. xill the Evan¬ 
 gelists observe, that they delayed not to take down 
 Clirist from the cross, and to pvt him in the 
 nearest tomb, because it was the evening of the 
 Parasceue, and that the sabbath was to begin im¬ 
 mediately after the setting of the sun, or the rising 
 of the stars. 
 
 Exod. 16. 23. to-morrow is the rest of the liol v /. 
 25. eat that to-day, for to-day is to s. to the'Lord 
 29. see, tor that the I^rd hath given you the s. 
 
 20. 10. the seventh /lay is the s. of the Jx>r<l thy 
 
 God, 31. 15. 1.35. 2. l.ev. 2.3. .3. Deut. 5. 14 
 31. 14. j-e shall keep tJie .f. therefore, 16. 
 
 Lev. 16. .31. on that day the piiest shall make an 
 atonement, it shall be a s. of rest to \ 011 , 2.3. .3, 32. 
 
 23. 11. morrow after the j. priest shall wave it 
 
 15. count to you from the mot row after the s. 
 
 16. after seventh s. shall ye number fifty days 
 
 24. on first day of the month stiall ye have a s. 
 .32. from even t/) even sliall ye celebrate y/jur s. 
 . 39.011 the first day shall bea.f. on the eij/htha^ 
 
 24.8. every s. lie shall set in order betore Lord 
 
 25. 2. then shall the land keep a s. 4, 6. 
 
 Num. 28. 10. this is the burnt offering of evei-y s. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2.3. he sai/l, it is neither new moon nor x. 
 
 11. 5. a thir/l part of you that enter in on the s. 
 
 7 . two parts of all you that go forth on the s. even 
 they shall kee|> the watch, 9. 2 Chron. 23. 8. 
 16.18. the covert for the s. turned Ahaz 
 
 1 Chron. 9. .32. to prepare the shew-brea/i every s. 
 
 2 Chron. .36. 21. as long as desolate she ke()t the s. 
 Neh. 9. 14. and madest known to them thy tioly s. 
 
 10. .31. we vould not buy it of them on the s. 
 
 1.3.15. 1 sa\y some treading wine-presses on the s. 
 
 16. men pf l yre brought ware,an/i sold on the s. 
 
 18. ye bring wrath on Israel, by profaning tl/e *. 
 
 19. the gates began to be /lark before the s. 
 
 21. from that time came they no more on the s. 
 Isa. 55. 2. blessed is the man that keepeth the .f. 0. 
 
 58. 1.3. turn thy loot from the s. call s. a delight 
 66. 2.3. from one .v. to an/ither shall all worship 
 Ezek. 46. 1. but on the .f. it sliall be opened 
 Amos 8. 5. saying, when w-ill the s. be gone ? 
 
 AJat. 28. 1. in the end of the s. came Mary 
 AJark 2. 27. the s. was made for man, not man for x» 
 
 28. the .Son of man is J>ord of the s. Luke 6. 5. 
 
 16. 1. when the s. was past, Mary Magdalene 
 Luke 6. 1. on the second s. after the first, he went 
 13. 10. teaching in the synagogue on the s. 
 
 15. doth not each on thex. loose his ox or his ass ? 
 
 2.3. 54. it was the preparation, and the s. drew on 
 John 5. 18. because he not only had broken the s. 
 ^Jctxl3.42. these words he preached to them nextx. 
 
 16. 13. on the s. we went out of city by river side 
 18. 4. he reasoned in the synagogue every s. 
 
 Heb. 4. 1 9 . there remaineth a keeping of a s. 
 isee Day, Days. 
 
 SABHA'l ILS. 
 
 Exod. .31. 13. speak to the children of Israel, say¬ 
 ing. my s. ye shall keep. Lev. 19. .3, 3U. 1 26. 2. 
 Lev. 2.3. 15. seven .r. shall be complete 
 .38. beside the./, of the Lord, and beside your gifls- 
 
 25. 8. and thou shalt number seven x. of rears 
 
 26 . 34. land enjoy her x. even then si’all the land 
 
 rest and enjoy her x. 4.3. 2 Chron. .36. 21. 
 .35. itshall rest, because itdid not rest in your x. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.3. .31. to offer the burnt sacrifices in the- 
 X. 2 Chron. 2. 4. | 8.1.3. I .31. .3. A/?//, in. .3;i. 
 Isa. 1. 1.3. new moons and x. 1 cannot away- with 
 56. 4. saith Lord to the eunuchs that keep my x. 
 l.am. 1. 7 . the adversaries did mock at her s'. 
 
 2. 6. 1 .ord caused the x. to be forgotten in Zion 
 Ezek. 20. 12. also 1 gave them my x. to be a sign 
 
 1.3. an/1 my X. they greatly polluted, 16. 24. 
 
 22. 8. and thou hast profaned my x. 2.3. 38. 
 
 26 . the priests have hid their eyes from my’ x. 
 44.24. they shall keep my laws and hallow m v x. 
 45.17.itsh'all be prince’s part to giveotTerimrs forx'. 
 4ti. .3. the people shall worship at this irate in the x. 
 ILos. 2. 11. 1 will also make to cease her x. 
 
 .SAGK. 
 
 Gcn.-Yl.lb. then Joseph comniande/l to restore every 
 man’s nioney into his x. .35. I 4.3. 21. I 41. L 
 44. 2. put my silver cup in x. mouth of younirest 
 
 11. they took down every man his x. to cround 
 
 12. and the cu|) was found in Renjamin’sx. 
 
 Lev. 11. 32. or x. of unclean n)ust be put in water 
 
 .SAUK HUT. 
 
 Han. .3. 5. \e hear the sound of the x. 7, 10,15. 
 SACKULOTH. 
 
 'This is a pure Tlebrew word, and has spread inttr 
 ■many languages. Resides the common significa¬ 
 tion, which is very well known, it .stands also fora 
 suit of mourning, -which :vas worn at the death of 
 a friend or relation. In great calamities and 
 troubles, they wore sackcloth about their bodies ; 
 (lir/1 you with sackcloth and mourn before 
 Aimer. 2 Sam. .3. .31. Let us put sackcloth on 
 our loins, and go out and implore the clemency 
 of the king of Israel, 1 Kings 2t'. .31. Ahab 
 tore his clothes, put on a shirt ol hair-cloth next 
 to his skin, tasted, anil lay upon sackcloth, 
 
 1 Kings 21. 27 . -■i////r//'.f’«^lor/lecai -was inform¬ 
 ed oT the ruin that threatened his nation, he put on 
 sackcloth and covered his head with a.shes, Esth. 
 
 4.1. And .\oh says, 1 have sewed sackcloth upon 
 my skin, .7()5 16 . 1.'). 
 
 On the contrary, in the time of joy, and upon the hear¬ 
 ing of any good neu's, those that were clad in sack¬ 
 cloth, tore it from their bodies, and cast it from 
 them, Psal. .39. 11. Thou hast put oft my 
 sackcloth, and girded me with gladness. 'The 
 prophets -were commonly clothed insAcVOoXh. 'The 
 Ijord bids Isaiah to put off the sackcloth that was 
 about his body, and to go naked, Isa. 20. 2. Ze- 
 chariah says, that the false prophets should no 
 longer prophesy in sackcloth to deceive the simple, 
 Zech. 13. 4. I'hey shall prophesy 1260 days 
 clothed in sackclotli. Rev. 11. .3. 
 
 Gen. 37 . .34. and Jacob put x. upon his loins 
 2 Sam. 3. 31. he said, gird you with x. and mourn 
 
SAC 
 
 SAC 
 
 SAC 
 
 8 Sam.2^ .lO.Tlizpah took s. and spread it on the rock 
 
 1 31 .the kinssof Israel are merciful kiiifrs, 
 let us putf. on our loins, and ropes, 32. 
 
 21. 27. Ahab put^. on his flesh, and lay in s. 
 
 2 Kings 6. .30. people looked, and he had within 
 
 19. 1. llezekiah covered himself with s. Isa. 37.1. 
 
 2. elders of the priests covered with s. Isa. 37. 2. 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 16. David and elders were clothed with s'. 
 Esth. 4. 1. Mordecai rent his clothes, and put on s. 
 
 2. foi none might enter the gate clothed with s. 
 Jub\f). 15. 1 have sewed s. upon my skin 
 Psal. .30.11. hast put off my s.and girded with glad. 
 .35. 13. when they were sick, my clothing was .c. 
 
 69. 11.1 made s. also my garment, and a prov£rb 
 Isa. 3. 24. instead of a stomacher, a girding of .r. 
 
 15. 3. in streets they shall gird themselves with s. 
 
 20. 2. go, and loose thes. from off thy loins 
 
 22. 12. in that day did Lord call to girding with s. 
 32.11. strip you, and make you bare, and gird s. on 
 
 your loins, Jer. 4. 8.1 6. 26.1 48. .37. 1 49. 3. 
 50. .3. 1 makes, the covering of the heavens 
 La 7 n. 2.10. they have girded theniselves with s. vir¬ 
 gins han^ down their heads, Ezek.~. 18. 1 27. 31. 
 Daw. 9. 3.10 seek the Lord w itb fasting and s. 
 Joell. 8. lament like a virgingirded with s. tor 
 13, come, lie all night in s. ye ministers ot (lod 
 Amos 8. 10. and 1 will bring up s. upon all loins 
 Jonah 3. 5. the people of IS inevch put on s. 
 f). the king covered him w ith s. and sat in ashes 
 
 8. but let man and beast be covered with .s. 
 liev. 6.12. the sun became black as .v. ot hair 
 11. 3. they shall prophesy 1260 days, clothed in s. 
 
 .SACKCl.Ol FIDS. 
 
 AWi.9. 1. Israel were assembled with s. on them 
 •SACKS. 
 
 Gen. 42. 25. to fill their s. with corn, 44. 1. 
 
 4.3. 12. the money was brought again in your .f. 
 
 £2. we cannot tell who put our money in our s. 
 
 23. your God hath given you treasure in your s. 
 Josh 9. 4. the Gibeonites took old s. on their asses 
 SACRIFICE 
 
 Is an offering made to God upon his altars hy the 
 hand of a lavfnl minister, to achiouledge his 
 power, to own entire dependence on him, or to con¬ 
 ciliate his fa-conr. A sacrifice differs from a mere 
 oblation in this, that in a sacrifice there must he 
 a real change or destruction of the thing offered: 
 whereas an oblation is but a simple offering of a 
 gift. As men have always been under an obliga¬ 
 tion of acknowledging the supreme dominion of 
 God over them, and whatever belongs to them ; and 
 as there have always been found persons that have 
 conscientiously acquitted themselves of this duty, 
 it IS probable, that there have been always sacri¬ 
 fices in the world. 
 
 Adam and his sons, Koah and his descendants, 
 Abraham and his posterity, .lob and IVIelchizedek, 
 before the law,have ojfered to God real sacrifices. 
 The law did only ascertain the quality, the number, 
 and other circumstances of sacrifices : Before that, 
 all was arbitrary. They offered the fruits tf the 
 earth, the fat of the milk of animals, the fleeces of 
 sheep, or the blood and the flesh of the victims : 
 Every one pursued his own humour, his acknow¬ 
 ledgment, his zeal, or his devotion: But among the 
 .lews, the law appointed what they were to offer, 
 and in what quantities. Before the law was given, 
 every one was the priest and minister of his oicn 
 sacrifices ; at least he was at liberty to choose what 
 priest he pleased to offer his victims; This honour 
 was generally conferred upon the most ancient, or 
 head of a family, on princes, or men of the greatest 
 virtue and integrity. But after Moses this was 
 wholly confined to the family of Aaron. 
 
 €»/■ these sacrifices some were eucharistical, and are I 
 called peace-offerings, by which the sacrificer 
 acknouledged the bounty of God, and his own 
 un-worthiness, and rendered praise for a favour 
 received, and desired the divine blessing. Others 
 trere exinatory, the sin offerings, yiy averting of 
 God's wrath: These offerings signified. That man 
 is a sinner, and therefore obnoxious to the just 
 indignation and extreme displeasure of the holy 
 and righteous God; and that God was to he 
 propitiated, and that he might pardon him : 'That 
 God would not forgive sin -u itlnut the atone¬ 
 ment of justice, which required the death oj the 
 offender '; hut it being tempered with mercy, ac¬ 
 cepted a sacrifice in his stead. 'There was a 
 double guilt contracted hy those that were under 
 the Mosaical dispensation. [1] Typical, from, 
 the breach of a ceremonial constitution -which had 
 no relation to morality ; such icere act idental 
 diseases, the touching of a dead body, ftc. -which 
 were esteemed vicious according to the law, and 
 the defiled -were excluded f rom sacred and civil so¬ 
 ciety : but as those pollutions were penal, merely by 
 the positive will of God, so the exercise of his .su¬ 
 preme right being tempered with wisdom arid equity, 
 he ordained that the guilt should be abolished by a 
 sacrifice, and that they should be fully restored to 
 their former privileges : 'Thus the apostle says, 
 Heb. 9. 1.3. 'That the blood of those sacrifices 
 sanctifieth to the purifying of the ffesh ; that is, 
 communicated a legal purity to the offerers, and 
 consequently a right to approach the holy place. 
 'The reason of these institutions was, that the legal 
 impurity might represent the true defilement oJ 
 sin, and the expiatory sacrifices prefigure that great 
 and admirable ObVat'ion which should purge away 
 all .fin. [2] 'J'hcy had contracted a real guilt 
 which respects the conscience, from the breadi of 
 the moral law, and which subjected the off ender 
 to death temporal and eternal. 'This could not be 
 purged away by those sacrifices : Tor how is it 
 possible, that the blood of a beast should cleanse 
 the soul of man, or .fati-ffy the justice of an of¬ 
 fended God '!' On the contrary, they revived the 
 guilt of sin, and reinforced the rigour of the 
 la-w, and were a public profession of the misery of 
 men. As the moral contained a declaration of 
 our guilt, and God's right to punish, so all the 
 
 parts of the ceremonial were either arguments and 
 convictions of sin, or images of the punishmeiit due 
 for them. But as they had a relation to Christ, 
 the great gospel sacrifice, who was their comple¬ 
 ment, so they signified the expiation of moral guilt 
 by his sacrifice, and freed the ffnner from that tem¬ 
 poral death to -which he -was liable, as a representa¬ 
 tive of our freedom from eternal death by the blood 
 of the cross. Hence in the New 'Testament Christ 
 is called a T.amt), in the notion of a sacrifice. 
 The Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of 
 the world, John 1. 29. The Lamb slain from 
 the foundation of the world, Rev. 13. 8 . He was 
 represented by the red heifer, whose ashes were the 
 chief ingredient in the waters of purification, Ileb. 
 
 9. 1.3, 14. For if the blood of bulls aiid of goats, 
 and the ashes of an heifer sprinkling the un¬ 
 clean, sanctifieth to the purifying of the flesh, 
 how much more shall the blood ot Christ purge 
 the conscience ' Especially the anniversary sacri¬ 
 fice, which was the abridgment and recapitulation 
 of the rest, hath an eminent respect to Christ, 
 Heb. 9. 7, 8 . 
 
 As to the beasts sacrificed by the .Tews, aiid thpr 
 manner of sacrificing them, idee the Signification 
 of offer INti. 
 
 Gen. .31.51. then .lacob offered s. upon the mount 
 Exod. 5 . 17 . let us go and do s. to the Lord, 8 . 8 . 
 12. 27 . sav, it is the .?. of the Lord’s pas.sover 
 23. 18. not offer blood of .f. with leavened,,34. 25. 
 .34. 15. airl one call thee, anti thou eatof his s. 
 
 25. nor shall of passover be left to morning 
 Lev. 7 .12. then he shall offer with .f. of thanksgiving 
 
 1.3. leavened bread with r.of thanksgiving, 22.29. 
 
 16. if J. be a \ow, it shall be eaten the same day 
 
 17 . 8. whoso offereth a .'. and bringeth not to door 
 27 . 11 . any beast of which they do not offer a s. 
 Num. 15. .3. or make a s. in performing a vow, 8. 
 28. 6. it is for a sweet savour, a .v. made by fire unto 
 the I.ord, 8, 13, 19, 24. | 29. 6, 13, .36. 
 Heut. 18. 3. the priests’ due from them that offer r. 
 .huh. 22. 26. let U3 now build an altar, not for s. 
 .Turig. 16 . 23. for to off er a great s. to ]>agon 
 1 Bam. 1. 21. went up to offer the yearly .f. 2. 19. 
 
 2. 29 . wherefore kick ye at my s. and offering t 
 
 3. 14. iniquity of Lli’s house not purged with 
 
 9 .12. for there is a .t. of people to-day in high place 
 
 1.3. because he doth bless the s. then they eat 
 
 15. 22. behold, to obey is better tiian .f. 
 
 16. 3. cdl lesse to the.v. and I will shew thee, 5. 
 
 20. 6. there is a yearly s. for all the family, 29. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 27. if this people do .c. at lerusalem 
 
 18. 29 . They prophesied till time of the evening s. 
 
 .36. at the time of evening r. hlijah drew near 
 
 2 Kings 5. 17. not offer .v. to other gods, but the Lord 
 
 10. 19 . for I have a great s. to do to Haal 
 
 17 . 36. him shall ye fear, and to him shall ye do s. 
 
 2 Citron. 2. 6. save only to burn s. before him 
 
 7 . 5. king Solomon offered a s. of 22,0(X) oxen 
 12. chosen this place to myself for an house of s. 
 29. t 11. the Lord hath chosen you to offer s. 
 
 Ezra 9 . 4. 1 sat astonied until the evening s. 
 
 5. at the evening3-. 1 arose up from my heaviness 
 Psal. 40. 6. s. thoii didst not desire, 5!. 16. 
 
 ,50. 5. that have made a covenant witii me by .f. 
 116. 17 . 1 will offer to thee the .f. of thanksgiving 
 118. 27 . bind the j. with cords to horns of altar 
 141. 2. and lifting up ot my hands as evening s. 
 Prov. 15. 8. '. of the wicked is abomination 
 
 21.3. to do justice is more acceptable than s. 
 
 Bed. 5. 1. to hear than to give the j. of fools 
 Ita. 19 . 21. the. Egv’ptians shall do s. and oblation 
 .34.6. for the Lord hath a s. in Bozraii and Idumea 
 57 . 7 . even thither wentestthou to offer s. 
 
 Jer. 33.11. the voice of them that bring .?. of praise 
 
 18. nor want a man to do s. continually 
 
 46. 10. for God hath a s. in the north country 
 Ezek. . 39 . 17 . gather together to my r. even a great s. 
 
 19 . and drink blood till ye be drunken ot my s. 
 
 44. 11. they shall slay the .?. for the people 
 
 46. 24. w here ministers boil the s. of the people 
 Dan. 8. 11. daily .'. was taken away, 9. 27. .1 11. 31. 
 12. an host was given him against the daily s. 
 
 I. 3. how long shall be the vision of the daily s.l 
 12. II. from the time daily s. shall be taken away 
 
 Hos. .3. 4. Israelshall abidemany days without a s. 
 
 6. 6. I (lesired mercy, and not .v. HJat. 9. 13. | 12. 7 . 
 jlmos4. 5 . offer a .«. of thanksgiving with leaven 
 .Tonah 1. 16 . then the men offergd a s. to the Lord 
 Zeph. 1. 7 . for the I.ord hath prepared a s. 8. 
 
 ]\Jal. 1.8. if ye offer the blind for .v. is it not evil ? 
 Mark 9 . 49 . every s. shall be salted with salt 
 Luke 2. 24. and to offer a .f. according to the law 
 Acts 7 . 41. in these days they offered r. to the idol 
 
 14. 1.3. and would have done s. with the people 
 18. that they had not done s. unto them 
 Rom. 8.t.3. by afor sin condemned sin in the flesh 
 12. 1. that ye present your bodies a living 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. are offered in j'. to idols, in. 19, 28. 
 F.ph. 5. 2. a .<■. to God for a sweet smelling savour 
 Phil. 2. 17 . if 1 be offered on the of your faith 
 4.18. a acceptable, well-pleasing to God 
 Heb. 7 . 27 . needetli not daily as those to offer up 4. 
 
 9. 26. to put away sin by the s. of himself 
 
 16 . 5 . he saith,^. and offering thou wouldest not, 8 . 
 12 . after he had offered one s. for sins, tor ever 
 
 26. Uiere remaineth no more s. for sins 
 
 II. 4. Abel off ered to God a more excellent s. 
 
 13.15. by him let us offer the s. of lu aise 
 
 e B U R N T . P K A C F. - O F F F. K 1N G. 
 sacrifice. Verb. 
 
 Exod 3. 18. let us go and s. to the Lord our God, 
 5. 3, 8. 1 8. 27 . I 10. 25. II 8. 25. go ye J 
 
 8. 26. shall we .f. abomination of the Egyptians t 
 09 in not letting the people goto s. to the Lord 
 13 15. 1 s. to Lord all that openetli the matrix 
 2u! 24.' thou shalt s. thereon thy burnt offerings 
 Deut. 15. 21. any blemish, thou shalt not s. it, 17 . 1 . 
 16 2 . thou shalt therefore .f. the passover, 6 . 
 
 5. not s. the passover within any of thy gates 
 1 Bam. 1. 3. F.lkanah went up yearly to s. to I.ord 
 
 15.15. the people spared the best to s. to the Lord 
 
 1 Bam. 15. 21. should have been destroyed to s. to L. 
 
 16. 2. and say, 1 am come to s. to the Lord, 5. 
 
 1 Kings .3. 4. Solomon went to Gibeon to s. there 
 
 12. t 32. .leroboam offered to s. to calves he made 
 
 2 Kings 14. 4. as yet the people did s. and burnt 
 
 incense 1.11 the high places, 2 Chron. .3.3. 17 . 
 
 17 . 35. nor shall s. to other gods, nor serve them 
 2 Chron. 11. 16. came to .lerusalem to .r. to the Ld. 
 Ezra 4. 2. we, seek your God, and do s. to him 
 Neh. 4. 2. will they s. ! will they make end in a day ? 
 Psal. 54. 6. 1 will freely s. to thee, I will praise 
 
 107 . 22. let tliem .r. sacrifices of thanksgiving 
 Ezek. 39. 17 . gather to my s. that 1 uo s. for you 
 Hos. 4. 1.3. they s. on the tops of the mountains 
 
 14. and they s. w ith harlots, therefore the people 
 8. 1.3. they s. but the Lord acceptelh them not 
 12. 11. they are vanity, they s. bullocks in tlilgal 
 
 1.3. 2. they say, let the men thatr. kiss the calves 
 Jonah 2. 9. I will s. to tliee with thanksgiving 
 Hal). 1. 16 . therefoie they s. unto their net 
 'Zech. 14. 21. they that s. shall seethe therein 
 Jtlal. 1. t 8. if ye offer the blind to . 1 . is it not evil? 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 20. things Gentiles s. they s. to devils 
 
 .sACR I FlCEl). 
 
 Exod. .32. 8. they made them a calf and s. thereunto 
 Ihut. .32. 17- they .v. unto devils, not to God 
 Josh. 8. 31. they .'. I hereon peace offerings 
 Judg. 2. 5. and tliey s. there unto the Lord. 
 
 1 Barn. 2. 15. the .'.ervant said to the man that s. 
 
 6. 15. anil ,f. sacrifices the same day to the Lord 
 11. 15. all the people wenttoGilgal and s. 
 
 2 Bam. 6. 13. David s. oxen and ratlings 
 
 1 Kings .3. 2. only the peoples, inthehigh places, 3. 
 
 2 Kings 12. .3. 1 15. 4, 35. 1 16. 4'. 
 2 Chron. 28. 4. 
 
 11.8. for his strange wives, and s. to their gods 
 
 2 Kings 17 . ,32. made of the lowest priests which s. 
 
 2.3. t 20. he s. all the priests of the high places 
 
 1 C/inm. 21.28. I.ord answered him, then lies', there 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 0. all that assembled before ark .v. sheep 
 28. 2.3. Ahaz s. to the goelsof Damasc. which smote 
 3.3..Hi. Manasseli s. on the altar of the Lord 
 
 22. for Amon s. to all the carved images 
 .34. 4. and stiowed if on graves of them that had s, 
 Psal. U.6. . 37 . yea, they S', their sons unto devils 
 .38. daughfeis, they s. to the idols of Canaan 
 Ezek. 16.20. tliese tlious. to them to be devoured 
 .39. 19 . of my sacrifice which 1 have S', for you 
 }ios. 11.2. they s-. to Baalim, and burnt incense 
 Jonah 1. t 16. then the men s. a sacrifice to Lord 
 Mark 14. + 12. when they s', the passover 
 1 Cor. 5. 7 . for even Christ our Passover is s. for us 
 Rev. a. 14. to eat things s. to idols, 20. 
 
 .SAt KIFICEUST. 
 
 Deut. 16. 4. nor shall tlesh thou s. remain all night 
 .SACRIFICE.S. 
 
 Gen. 46. 1. Israel at Beer-sheba offered .r. to God 
 Exod. U). 25. Moses said, thou must give us also s. 
 
 18. 12. .lethro. Moses’ father-in-law, took s. tor G. 
 Lev. 10. 1.3. of the f. of the Lord made by lire 
 
 17 . 5. tiles, which they offer in the open field 
 
 7 . they shall no more offer their s', to devils 
 Num. 25. 2 . they called people to the r. of their gods 
 
 28. 2. my s. siiall ye otiserve to offer in season 
 Dent. 12. 6. thither ye shall bring your .9. and tithes 
 
 .32. 38. w liicli did eat the fat ot their s. 
 
 .33.319. there they shall off er the s. of righteousness 
 Josh. 13. 14. s. of the Lord are their inheritance 
 22. 28. the altar not for .v. but it is a w itness, 29. 
 
 1 Bam. 6. '5. and sacrificed s. same day to the Lord 
 
 15. 22. hath Lord as great delight in .v. as obeying 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 21. they sacrificed r. in abundance 
 
 2 Chron. ~. 1. fire came dow n and consumed the 5 
 
 29. 31. come near and bring r. they brought in s. 
 Ezra 6.3. let the place where he offered s. be laid 
 
 10. that they may offer s. to God of heaven 
 Neh. 12. 4.3. also that day they offered great .t. 
 Psal. 4 . 5 . offer f. of righteousness, put your trust 
 
 27 . 6. therefore will 1 offer s. of joy, I will sing 
 ,50. 8. 1 will not reprove thee for thy /, offerings 
 51. 17 . ther. of God are a broken spirit, a broken 
 
 19 . then shalt be pleased with s. of righteousness 
 106. 28. joined to Paal peor, and eats, of dead 
 1 ( 17 . 22. let them sacrifu e tlies. of thanksgiving 
 Prov. 17 . 1 . than a house full of s. with strife 
 La. 1. 11. to w hat purpo.se is the multitude of s. ? 
 29. 1. add ye year to year, let them kill s. 
 
 4.3. 2.3. nor hast thou honoured me w ith thy .f. 
 
 24. nor hast thou filled me with the fat of thy s. 
 
 56. 7 . their .V. shall be accepted on mine altar 
 Jer. 6. 20. nor are your s. sweet unto me 
 7 . 21 . put your burnt offerings to your s. and eat 
 22. nor commanded them concerning .f. 
 
 17 . 26. bringing .f. of praise to house of the I.ord 
 Ezek. 20. 28. they saw every high hill and offered jc 
 ilos. 4. 19. they shall be ashamed, hecaiiseof their s. 
 
 9 . 4 . their s. shall be as the bread ot mourners 
 
 1.3. + 2. they say. let s. of men kiss the calves 
 Amos 4. 4. and bring vour s. every morning 
 
 .5. 25. have ve offered unto me s. andoffeiings 
 Mark 12. .33."to love the Lord is more than all s. 
 Luke 13. 1. whose blood Pilate mingled witl» 
 
 their s. 
 
 Arts 7 . 42. have ve offered s. for forty years t 
 1 Cor. 10 . 18. that eat the .f. partakers or the altar 
 Heb. 5. 1. that he may offer gifts and .f. tor sins 
 
 8. .3. every high priest is ordaitied to otler s. 
 
 9 9 in which were offered both gitts and s. 
 
 <^3 but the heavenly things w ith better r. 
 
 10.1. can never with those r. make comers perfect 
 3. tint in those s. there is a reineinbiaiice made 
 6. iti s. for sin thou hast had no pleasuie 
 
 11. offering oftentimes the same f. that never cai> 
 
 1.3. 16. for with such s. God is well pleased 
 
 1 Pet.H.b. an holy priesthood, to offer uiisiuntual s. 
 Bee Bi iiNT. 
 
 SACRlFlCI'Vni. 
 
 Exod. 22. 20. he that j. to any god. save to Ixird onlyr 
 Eccl. 9 . 2. to him that s. aiul to him that .«. not 
 Da.65.3. people thatf. in gardens, and burti incense 
 66. .3. he that j. a lamb as if he cut off a dog's neck 
 Mai. i.l4. which hath a male, and acorrupt thing 
 
 409 
 
S AF 
 
 S AI 
 
 S AI 
 
 SACRTFICTKCr. 
 
 1 Kinff 'iR. 5. Israel were with him s. sheep and oxen 
 
 12. .‘12. .V. to the calves tliat he had made 
 
 Jium. 15. + IG. that the .r. up of (lentiles miglit be 
 ■SACK,! 1, KG K. 
 
 Jiam. 2.22. tliatabhorrest idols, dost thou commit.?..^ 
 
 sad. 
 
 Oen. 40. G. loseph looked on them, beh.lhey were 5 . 
 1 Sam. 1. 18. her countenance was no more .t. 
 
 1 A trtf/s 21. lezebel said, m hy is thy spirit so s. ? 
 Js’ek. 2. 1. 1 Had not been before .c. in his presence 
 
 2. the king: said, why is thy countenance .i.'/ 
 
 8. 1 said, why slionld not my countenance be .<■. ? 
 £,zek. 13. 22. because with lies ye have made the 
 heart ot righteous s. wliom 1 have not made s. 
 Mat. G. IG. be not as hyjtocrites, of a countenan. 
 Mark 10.22. he was,?, at tliat say ing, and went away 
 L.uke 24.1?. communications as ye walk, and arej. 
 •SADDKM. 
 
 Pan. 1. t 10. why should he see your faces s. ? 
 .SADDLK. 
 
 Lev. 15. 9. what s. he rideth upon shall be unclean 
 SADDLK. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 2G. th.v servant said, 1 will .?. me an ass 
 
 1 Kings 13. 13. old prophet said, s. me the ass, 27. 
 
 SADDLKD. 
 
 Gen. 22. 3. Abraliam rose up early and s. his ass 
 Mum. 22. 21. Hala. .v. his ass, and went with princes 
 Judg. 19. 10. were with the l.evite two asses s. 
 
 2 Sarn. IG. 1. Ziba met David with couple of asses 
 
 17.. 2.3. Ahithophel .v. his ass, and gat him home 
 
 1 Kings 2. 40. shimei s. and w'ent after his servants 
 
 13. 1.3. to they .s. him the ass, and be rode, 23, 27. 
 '2 Kings 4. 24. the woman of .Shunam s. an ass 
 
 •SA DDUCKLS. 
 
 'The disciples of Sadoc. They constituted one of 
 the four principal Sects of the .lews. What chiefly 
 distinguished them from the other .lew^s was, the 
 opinion they maintained concerning the existence 
 of angels, and the immortality of the soul. They 
 did not deny hut that we had reasonable souls; 
 hut they maintained this soul was mortal; and 
 by a necessary consequence they denied the re¬ 
 wards and punishments of another life. They 
 pretended also, that lohat is said of the existence 
 of angels, and of a future resurrection, are nothing 
 but illusions. F.piphanins, and after him Au.s- 
 tin, have advanced that the Sadducees denied the 
 Holy Ghost. But neither the Evangelists nor 
 Josephus «cc7ffe them of any error like this. 
 
 They are likewise accused of rejecting all the books 
 of scripture, except those of Moses ; and to sup¬ 
 port this opinion it is observed, that our Saviour 
 makes use of no scripture against them, but pas¬ 
 sages taken out of the Pentateuch. But it is said, 
 
 1 to vindicate them from this reproach, that they 
 did not appear in Israel till after the number of 
 ^ the holy books were fixed, and that if they had 
 [been to choose out of the canonical Scriptures, the 
 Pentateuch teas less favourable to them than any 
 other book, since it so often makes mention of an¬ 
 gels. Besides, the Sadducees were present in the 
 temple, and at ether religious assemblies, where 
 the books of the prophets icere read indifferently, 
 as well as those e/Moses, They were in the chief 
 employs of the nation, many of them were even 
 priests. Would the .lews have suffered in these 
 employments persons that rejected the greatest 
 part of their Scriptures '! 
 
 Jis the .Sadducees acknowledged neither punishments 
 nor recompences in another life, so they were in¬ 
 exorable in their chastising transgressors. They 
 observed the law themselves, and caused it to be 
 observed by others, with the utmost rigour. They 
 admitted of none cf the traditions, explications, 
 or modifications of the Pharisees ; they kept onW 
 to the text of the law ; and maintained, that only 
 •what was written was to be observed. 
 
 As to Sadoc the founder of their Sect, it is said, that 
 he .succeeded one Antigonus Socchoeus, as a disci¬ 
 ple succeeds his master, in the tradition of his doc¬ 
 trine; which Antigonus had in the same manner 
 succeeded Eimon the J \x%\,the high priest r/r/;<?.)ews. 
 This Simon r/ic.Iust died in the year of the world 
 3711 , before the vulgar ara 293. So that Satloc 
 may have lived about the year of the world .3740. 
 Mat. .3. 7 . when he saw the s. come to his baptism 
 
 16.1. the s. came tempting .lesus, and desired him 
 
 6. Jesus said, beware of the leaven of the s. 11. 
 
 ' 12. but beware of the doctrine of the s. 
 
 22. 23. the same day came to him the .?. which say 
 34. had heard that he had put the s. to silence 
 
 Acts‘i. 1. the priests and the .v. came upon them 
 
 5. 17- the s. laid their hands on the apostles 
 
 23. G. Paul perceived that the one part w ere •?. 
 
 7 . arose a dissension between the Piiarisees and s. 
 
 8. for the s. say, that there is no resurrection 
 
 SADLY. 
 
 Gen. 40. 7 . he asked, say. whv look ye so j'. to day ’ 
 SADIS’ESS. 
 
 Eccl. 7 .3. by s. of countenance heart is made better 
 SAKE. 
 
 ISam. 12.11. l ord delivered you, and ye dwellefi s. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 29. is the young man Absalom s. ? .32. 
 Job 21. 9 . their houses are s. from fear, nor is rod 
 Psal. 119. 117 . hold thou me up, and I shall be s'. 
 Prov. 18. 10. the riehteous run into it, and are s'. 
 
 29 . 25. whoso trnsteth in the Lord shall be s. 
 
 Jsa. 5. 29 . they shall carry' the prey away s. 
 
 Lzek. 34. 27 . and they shall be s. in their land 
 L.uke 15. 27 . because he had received him .?. 
 
 Acts 23. 24. that they may bring him s. to Felix 
 
 27 . 44. and so tliey escaped all ,v. to land 
 Phil. 3. 1. to write the same things, for you it is s. 
 SAFEGUAKD. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 23. but with me thou shalt be in s. 
 SAFELY. 
 
 Psal. 78. 53. he led them on s. they feared not 
 Prov. 1. 33. w hoso hearkeneth to me shall dwell s. 
 
 3. 23. then shalt thou walk in thy way s. 
 
 31. 11. heal t of her husband doth s. trust in her 
 Jsa. 41. 3. he pursued them, and passed s. 
 
 410 
 
 TJos. 2.18. I will make them to lie down .<•. 
 
 Zech. 14. 11. .lernsalem shall be .v. inhabited 
 Mark 14. 44. that is lie-, take and lead him away s. 
 Acts IG. 23. charging the jailor to keep them s. 
 
 See Dwi;i.l. 
 
 SAFE! V. 
 
 Job .3.26. T was not in .<•. nor had I rest, trouble came 
 
 5. 4. hisciiildren are far ft om s. and are crushed 
 
 11. that those which mourn may be exalted to <■. 
 
 11. 18. and thou shalt take thy rest in s. 
 
 24. 23. thongli it be given him to be in .v. 
 
 Pud. 12. 5. I will set him in.?, from him that puffeth 
 22.19. keepest me in v. when on my mother’s breasts 
 33. 17 . an horse is a vain thing tor 
 l‘rov. 11. 11. in multitude of counsellors is .?. 24.6. 
 
 21.31. horse is for battle, but s. is of the J^rd 
 
 I. sa. 11. .31). the needy shall lie down in .v. 
 diets 5. 23. the prison found we shut with all s. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 3. for when they shall say, peace and s. 
 
 See Dvvi;i,i„ 
 
 .SAEEKDN. 
 
 Cant. 4. 14. spikenard and s. calamus and cinnamon 
 .SAID. 
 
 Gen. 2. 23. Adam s. this is bone of mv bone 
 3. 1. tlie serpent.?. hath God s. ye shall not eat ? 
 
 9.26. Noahi'. blessed be the l.ordGod of Shem 
 21.12. in all that .Sarah hath .v. hearken to her 
 24. 65. the servant had s. it is my master 
 41. 54. the dearth began to come, as .lose|th s. 
 Exod. 5.22. Moses returned to the Ford and s. 
 
 12. 31. rise up, go, serve the Lord as ye have .?. 
 
 .32. also take your flocks and lierds, as ye have s. 
 
 17 . 19. so .loshua did as Moses had .v. to him 
 Lev. 10. 5. they carried them out, as Moses harl s. 
 Mum. 11.21. thou hast s. 1 will give them flesh to eat 
 
 14.31. little ones, y e^. should he a prey. Dent. 1.39. 
 23.30. Balak did as i’alaarn had s. and offered 
 .36.5. the tribe of the sons of Josei)h hath s. well 
 Dent. 1. 21. as the God of thy fathers hath s. 
 
 Judg. 1.20. they gave llelnon to Caleb as Moses j. 
 
 6. .36. if thon wilt save Israel, as thou hast s. .37. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.15. tell me, 1 pray thee, what Samuel s. 
 
 II. 12. who is he thats'. shall .Saul reign over us t 
 
 12. 1. I have hearkened to y'ou in all ye s. to me 
 
 27 . 1. David-1 shall now perish by hand of Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 2.5. and now, O T.ord, do as thou hasti-. 
 
 13. 35. behold, as thy servant .v. so it is 
 
 23. 1. David, son of Jesse, ,v. the anointed of God 
 of Jacob, and the sweet psalmist of Israel s. 
 l!A7?///f 2. ,38. as my lord king hath ,v. so will 1 do 
 8. 29. thy eyes open toward place of w-hich thou 
 hastj. my nameshHil he there, 2 Chron. 6, 20. 
 
 12. 26. .leroboam now shall the kingdom return 
 17 . 13. Elijah .?. to her, go, do as thou hast -r. 
 
 22. 20. one s. on this manner, another on that 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 17-and he died, as the man of God had j. 
 1 Citron. 17 . 23. therefore, 1 ,ord, do as thou hast i-. 
 Ifzra 10. 12. as thon hast .v. so must we do 
 Kelt. 5. 2. there were that.?. we are many, 3. 
 
 Esth. 5. 5. that he may do as F.sther hatli s. 
 
 8. I will do to-morrow as the king hath s. 
 
 Job 11. 4. for thou hast s. my doctrine is pure 
 31. .31. if the men of my tabernacle s. not 
 .38.11. when 1 j-. hitherto shalt thou come 
 Psal. 12. 4. who s. with our tongue will we prevail 
 
 14.1. fool r. in his heart, there is no God, 53. l. 
 27 . 8 . my heart.?, to thee, thy face will i seek 
 Prov.f. 13. and with an impudent face,,?, to him 
 Isa. 14.13. thou hast s. I will ascend into heaven 
 28.15. ye s. we have made a covenant with death 
 
 30. 16. ye .?. no, for we will dee upon horses 
 47 . 10. for thon hast s. none seeth me 
 Jer. 2. 8. the [iriests .?. not, where is the Lord ? 
 
 23. 25. I have heard what the proj^hets ,?. 
 
 28. 6. even the propliet .leremiah .?. amen 
 
 29 . 15. because ye .V. Lord hath raised up prophets 
 38. 25. declaie unto us what thou hast.?. to the 
 
 king, also what the king ,?. unto thee 
 I.am.A.QO. of whom we.?, under his shadow shall live 
 9.8.and 1 .?. ah. Lord God, wilt thou destroy 
 12. 9 . hath not the rebel I ions house .?. to thee 
 
 26. 2. I'yrus hath j'. against Jerusalem, .36. 2. 
 
 27 . 3. O I'yru's, thou hast i'. I am of perfect beauty 
 
 28. 2. because thou hast .?. 1 am a god, I sit 
 
 29. 3. the gi eat dragon who hatli.?. my rh er is mine 
 
 own, and I have made it for myself 
 Dan. 3. 28. Nebuch..?. blessed be God of .‘^hadrach 
 8.1.3. and another saint.?, to that saint who ,'pake 
 .Jonah A. 8. Jonah .?. it is better for me to die 
 Mic. 7 .10. her who* s. to me, v here is the Lord I 
 Zeph.l. 15. the city that.?. in her heart, 1 am 
 Mai. 3. 14. ye have .?. it is vain to sei ve God 
 MeU. 17 . 5 . behold,a voice whii’li.?. thisismy beloved 
 Son, in v\ horn 1 am well pleased, Luke 3. 22. 
 
 26. .35. likew'ise also .?. all the disciples 
 61 . Jesus saith unto him, thon liast s. 
 
 27 . 63. sir, we remember that that deceiver s. 
 7l^rtr/t2.14. ashe passed by,he.?, to Levi, follow me 
 Luke 1.13. the angel to him, fear not, .30. 
 
 20. 39. the scribes s. IMasler, thou hast well .?. 
 
 24. 23. had seen angels, who,?, that he was alive 
 
 24. and found it even so as the women hati .?. 
 
 John 1. 23. make Straight the way, as .?. Esaias 
 5.18. but s. also, that God was his I'ather 
 
 7. 38. as the scripture hath out of his belly flow 
 12. 41. these things.?. Esaias, when he saw liis gIor 3 ’ 
 50. even as the Eather .?. unto me, so 1 speak 
 diets 2. .38. then Peter s. repent, and be baptized 
 
 4. 23. reported all the chief priests had s. to them 
 7 . . 37 . this is that Moses who .?. unto Israel 
 17 . 28. as certain of \our own poets have s. 
 
 Bom. 7 . 7 . except law had j. thou shalt not covet 
 Gal. I. 9. as we s. before, so saj' 1 now again 
 Ileh. 7 . 21. by him that.?. to him, the Lord sware 
 10. .30. we know him that hath j. vengeance 
 Bev. 5. 14. and the four beasts amen. 
 
 An.swered and SAID. 
 
 E.rod. 24. 3. and all the people answered and s. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.12. one of the same place answered ands. 
 Job 2.4. Satan answered and s. skin for skin 
 40. 1. moreover the Lord ansuered iefo and s. 
 
 Mat. 20.13. he answered *ie of tliem and s. friend 
 
 Luke^. 49. Johnirnrat. and s. IVIaster, we saw one 
 ttee Answkki.u. 
 
 God SAD). 
 
 Gen. 3. 1. yea, hath Gods, j’e shall not eat? 3. 
 
 17 . 23. cin umcised the same day, as God had s. 
 
 31. 16 . M hatsoever G'.rf hath j. unto thee, do 
 
 2 Chr. 33. 7- set an idol in the house of uhich G. r. 
 xlctsf. 7 . and the nation will I judee, s. Gad 
 2 Cor. 6 . 16. temple of the living (,od, as C.hatli s. 
 y/eSAlD. 
 
 Gen. 19. 17- be s. escaiie for thy life, look not 
 2i). 5. .?. henoi unto me, she is my sister r 
 
 31. 8. if be s. thus, speckled shall be thy wages 
 12. he s. lift up thiue eyes and see the rams 
 
 .32. 26. hes. let me go, tor the day breaketh 
 27 ._/ie J-. what is thy name ' ■diui he s. Jacob 
 
 41. .51. (/od, A. he. Iiatli made me foriretmy toil 
 Exod. 18. 24. so Moses did all that he had s. 
 
 Dent. II. 25. no man shall be able to stand before 
 
 you, as he bath .?. 18. 2. | 29. 13. .losh. 13. 14, 33 
 Josh. 14. 1 ( 1 . the Ix)rd hath kept me alive, as hes. 
 .hutg. 8 . 3. their ang. was abated when he bad s. that 
 1 >am. 3. 17 . it thou hide any thing he s. to thee 
 
 1 kings<2. 4. not fail thee, s. he, a man on throne 
 31. do as he hath .?. fall upon him, and bury him 
 
 2 Kings 17. 23. loshe s. by all his servants, prophets 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 11. build the house, as he s. ot thee 
 
 Q Chr. 2-1. 22. hes. Ixird, look cn it, and require it 
 Job 28. 28. to man he s. behold, fear of the Lord 
 Psal. 10. 6. /lehaih s. in his heart, 11. 13. 
 
 106. 23. he .?. that he would destroy- them 
 lui. 28. 12 . to uhom hes. this is rest wherewith 
 40. 6 . the voice said, cry, he .?. what shall 1 cry ? 
 6.3. 8 . for he s. surely they are 1113 ' people 
 Jvr. 40. .3. now flie Lord hath done as//e hath 
 Ezek. 9 . 5. to the others/le.?. in mine hearing 
 29 . 9. because he hath s. the river is mine 
 Jonah 3. 10. God repented of the evil he had s. 
 Mat. 27 . 43. for he .?. I am tlie .^011 of God 
 
 28. 6. he is not here, for he is risen, as he .?. 
 
 Mark 14. 16. came and found as he .?. Luke 22.13, 
 
 16 . 7. there shall ye see him, as//e s. unto you 
 Luke 9. 33. Peter said, not knowing what/ie^. 
 
 13. 17 . when he .?. these, his advers. were ashamed 
 John 2 . 22 . the disciples remembered that he s. this 
 6 . 6 . this he s. to prove him, for he knew 
 
 9. 17 . what sayest thou r he s. he is a prophet 
 
 12. 6. this he s. not that he cared fur the poor 
 
 33. this hes. signifying what death he should die 
 
 18. 6. as soon as/ie/. to them, 1 am he, they fell 
 
 19. 30. he s. it is finished, and bowed his head 
 
 20. 20. when he had so s. he shewed his hamls 
 
 22. when he had s. this, he breathed on them 
 
 dlcts7. 60 . when he had s. this, he fell asleep 
 
 9. 5. he s. who art thou. Lord r 1 am Jesus 
 
 20. 35. how he s. it is more blessed to give than to 
 
 23. 7 . when he had so .?. there arose a dissension 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9 . he .?.my grace is siifticient for thee 
 lieb. 1.5. to which of the angels .?. he, 13. 
 
 10. 9. then A. he, lo, I ceme, to do thy will, O Go 
 
 13. 5. for he hath a. 1 will never leave thee 
 .lam. 2. 11. he that s. do not commit adulter 3 - 
 Bev. 22. 6. he s. these, things art faithful and true 
 
 /SAID. 
 
 Cen. 26. 9. because J s. lest 1 die for her 
 Exod. .3. 17 .1 have .?. I will brit)g 3 'ou upoutof Egv, 
 23. 13. in all things that I. have a. be circumspect 
 Deut. .32. 26. Is. 1 would scatter them into corners 
 Josh. 1.3. that have 1 given, as J s. to Moses 
 ./udg. 6 . 10 . J s. unto 3 on, I am the Lord yourO. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .30. Is. indeed, thatthv house should walk 
 
 9. 23. bring the portion of which Is. set it bv 
 
 2 •'s'am. 19 . 29 . /a. thou and Ziba divide the land 
 
 2 Kings 23. 27.. bouse of which Is. mv name shaL 
 Joh 9 . 22. this is one thing, therefore Is. it 
 
 29 . 18. then / s. 1 sliall die in my nest, multiplv 
 
 32. 7 . / A. days should speak, and years teach 
 Ps. .30. 6 . in jjrosperitv Is. I shall never be moved 
 
 .39. 1 . I s. 1 will take heed to m 3 ’ ways, not to sin 
 40. 7- then .?. 7, lo, 1 come, lieb. 10.' 7 . 
 
 41.4. / A. Lord, be merciful tome, heal .n 3 - soul 
 82.6. 1 have A. ye are gods, and are children 
 94 . 18. when 7 .?. foot slippeth, merc 3 - held me up 
 1(12. 24. I A. O m 3 ’ God, take me not awa 3 ’ 
 
 142. 5. I A. thou art iny refuge and iiortion 
 Eccl. 2 . 1 . Is. in 1113 ’ heart, go to now, 15. ' .3. 17, 18. 
 Isa. 6 . 11 . then a. 7, T.ord, how long r he answered 
 45.19. 7 A. not to seed of Jacob, seek ye me m vain 
 65. 1. 7 a. behold me, behold me, lo a nation 
 Ezek. 16. 6 . 7 a. when thou wa,st in thy blcod, live 
 John 1 . 30. this is he of v horn I s. after me cometh 
 3. 7. marvel not that Is. ye must be born again 
 
 8. 25. the same that 7 s. from the heginning” 
 
 10. 36. because Is. 1 am the Son of God 
 
 11. 40. A. I not to thee, if thou wouldest believe 
 
 42. I A. it, that (hev ma 3 ' believe thou hast sent me 
 
 14. 28. 3 ’e have heard liow 1 ?. to 3 ’ou, 1 go away 
 16. 4. these things 7. a. not at the beginning 
 
 18. 20. and in secret have Is. nothing 
 
 21. ask them w hich heanl me, what I have s. 
 
 .4cts 11. 8. Is. not so. Lord, for nothing common 
 2 Cor. ~. 3 .1 have .?. that ye are in our hearts 
 
 9 . 3. yet have 1 sent, (hat as 7 a. yo mai' be ready 
 
 See .1 (-.St s. 
 
 She S A I D. 
 
 Gen.A. 25. God, s.shr. bath appointed me another 
 20. 5. even she herself a. he is my brother 
 
 24. 58. w ilt thou go with this man t she s. I will 
 Exod. 4. 26. then .die s. a bloody husband thou art 
 
 1 7?'/«.<7?2. 14. I have somerv hat to say, .i7ic A. sa3'on 
 Mat. 15. 27 . she s. truth, l.or<l ,3 et(logs eat crumbs 
 John 8. 11 she s. no man. Lord ; .lesus said to her 
 
 11. 28. when she had so a. she went her wa 3 ’ 
 
 20. I I. when she had thus .?. she turned herself 
 xlcts 5.8. and she s. yea, for so much 
 They SA i D. 
 
 Exod. 24. 7- and they s. all that the Lord hath said 
 will we do, and be obedient 
 Deut. 5. 28. they have well a. all they have spoken 
 
 2 ('/iron. 22. 9. a. they, he is the son of Jehoshaphat 
 26.23. fhe 3 ’ buried in field, for theys. he is a leper 
 
 Psal. 83. 4. they have a. come, let us cut them ot' 
 
S AI 
 
 S AI 
 
 S AK 
 
 Jer. C. 6. neither s. they, where is the T^ord ? 
 
 ^Jat. 9. 2H. believe ye r they s. unto him, yea, Lord 
 27 . 22. they all.?, let him be crucified ? 
 
 31arh .“i. 21. foi- they s. he is beside himSelf 
 , .“50. because they s. he hath an unclean spirit 
 
 16. 8. amazed, nor s. they any thing to any man 
 Luke 19 . 34. they s. the Lord hath need ot him 
 Acts 12. 15. then s. they, it is his angel 
 SAID, Passively. 
 
 Gen. 10. 9 . wherefore it is s. even as Nimrod 
 22. 14. as it is s. to this day, in mount of the Lord 
 Exud. 5. 19. after it was s. ye shall not minish 
 1 Ki?iys 13. 17 . it was s. by tlie word of the Lord 
 J 06 3. 3. let the night perish, in which it was s. 
 
 .34. 31. surely it is meet to be s. to God 
 Esal. 87. 5. of Zion it shall be .v. this and that man 
 Prov. 25. 7 . better it be .t. to thee, come up hither 
 Ecci. 1.10. is there any thing whereof it ntay be .v. ? 
 Jsa. 25. 9. it shall be s. in that day, this is our God 
 Jer. 16 . 14. it shall no more be.v. the T^ord liveth 
 Ezek. 13. 12. shall it not be s. where is the daubing 
 Mas. 1. 10. where it was s. to tliem, ye are not 
 ]\int. 5. 21. it was 5. by tliem of old time, 27, 33. 
 
 .31. ye have heard it hath been s. 38, 4.3. 
 
 Lnke 2. 24. according to that whicli is s. in law of L. 
 
 2.3. 46. having s. thus, he gave up the glmst 
 porn. 9 . 12. it wasj. the elder shall serve younger 
 26. that where it was .v. ye are not my people 
 Heb. .3.15. whilst itis s.to day, if ye will hear, 4.7. 
 
 11. 18. of whom it was s. in Isaac shall thy seed 
 Pev. 6. 11. and it was f. to them, they should rest 
 SAlD.sr. 
 
 Gen. 12.19. why s. thou, she is my sister ? 
 
 26. 9 . and how s. thou, slie is my sister ? 
 
 32. 9 . O God the Lord, which s. to me, return 
 
 12 . thou s. 1 will surely do thee irood, make seed 
 Exod. .32. 13. s. to them, ! will multiply yourseed 
 Jndg. 9 . .38. where is thy mouth wherewith thou s. 
 1 Kings 2. 42. thou s. word I have heard is good 
 Job .35. 2. thou s. my righteous, is more than God’s 
 Psal. 27 . 8 . when thou s. seek ye my face 
 Isa. 47 . 7 . and thou s. 1 shall be a lady for ever 
 Jer. 2. 20. and thou s. I will not transgress 
 25. but thou s. there is no hope, 1 loved strangers 
 22 . 21 . 1 spake, but thou s. 1 w ill not hear 
 Part?. .3. 57 . thou drew'est near, thou s. for me 
 Ezek. 25. 3 . because thou s. aha, ag. my sanctuary 
 Hos. 1.3.10. of whom thou s. give me a king and prin. 
 John 4. 18. he is not thy hush, in that s. thou truly 
 SAIT,, Substantive. 
 
 Isa. 3.3. 2.3. they could not spread the s. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . 7- which thou spreadedst forth to be thy s. 
 Acts 27 . 17- they strake s. and so were di iven 
 40. and hoised up the main s. to the wind 
 SAIL. 
 
 Acts 20. .3. as he was about to s. into Syria 
 16 . Paul had determined to s. by Fphesus 
 27- 1- w hen it was determ, we should s. into Italy 
 
 24. God hath given thee all them that s. with thee 
 SAILF.D. 
 
 I.nke 8. 2.3. as they s. he fell asleep, came a storm 
 Acts 27 . 4. when w'e launched, we s. under Cyprus 
 
 7 . and when we had s. slowly many days 
 SAILING. 
 
 Acts 27 . 9. and when s. was now dangerous 
 SAILlTsG. 
 
 Acts 21. 2. and finding a ship s. over to Phenicia 
 
 27 . 6. the centurion found a ship s. into Italy 
 
 .SAILOKS. 
 
 JRer.l 8 .i 7 . all companv in ships, and s. stood afar off 
 S.411ST 
 
 Signifies, [1] A holy or godly person, one that is 
 so by profession, covenant, and conversation,Vs<i\. 
 
 16.3. Heb. 6. 10. [2] Those blessed .spirits which 
 are graciously admitted by God to partake of 
 everlasting glory and blessedness. Rev. 18. 24. 
 [.3] 'I'lie lioly angels, Deut. .3.3. 2. .lude 14. 
 
 For the perfecting of the saints, Pph. 4. 12. To 
 strengthen and confirm them more and more in 
 their union to Christ their Head, and in their 
 love to one another, and in faith and every grace, 
 till they come to a perfect man in heaven, when 
 grace shall be turned into glory. 
 
 Psal. 106 . 16. they envied Aaron, the s. of the I.ord 
 Pan.Q. 13. then 1 heard one 5. speak, another.?, said 
 to that.?, which spake how long shall vis. be trod. 
 Phil. 4. 21. salute every s. in Christ .lesus 
 SA'IN'IS. 
 
 Pent. 33. 2. he came wi:h ten thotisands of s. 
 
 3. he loved the people ; all his.?, are in thy hand 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9. he will keep the feet of his s. 
 
 2 Citron. 6. 41. let thy .?. rejoice in goodness 
 Job 5. 1. anrl to which of the s. wilt thou turn ? 
 
 15. 15. behold, he putteth no trust in his s. 
 
 Psal. 16. .3. but to the .?. that are in the earth 
 30. 4. sing to the I.ord. O ye s. of his, give thanks 
 .31. 2.3. O love Lord, alt ye his f. I.ord preserveth 
 34. 9. fear the I.ord, ye his .?. there is no want 
 . 37 . 28. for the Lord forsaketh not his .?. 
 
 50. 5. gather my s. together to me, those made 
 52. 9 . wait on thy name, for it is good before thy s. 
 79 . 2. the flesh of thy s. to the beasts of the earth 
 89. 5. thy faithfulness in the congregation of the 
 
 7. God is to be feared in the assembly of the s. 
 •97- 10. he preserveth the souls of his s. 
 
 116 . 15. precious to the Lord is ueath of his s. 
 
 1.32. 9 . and let thy .?. shout for joy 
 16 . and her.?, shall shout aloud for joy 
 145. 10. all thy works praise, and .?. shall bless thee 
 
 148. 14. he exalteth the praise of all his .?. 
 
 149. 1. and his praise in the congregation of s. 
 
 5. let.?. be joyful in glory, let them sing aloud 
 
 9. this honour have all hisj. praise ye the I.ord 
 
 Prov. 2. 8. he preserveth the w ay of his .?. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 18. but s. shall take the kingdom, 22, 27. 
 21. the same horn made war with the s. 
 
 25. and shall wear out the ?. of the Most High 
 Hos. 11. 12. but .ludah is faithful with the s. 
 fCech. 14. 5. God shall come and all f. with thee 
 Mat. 27 . 52. many bodies of y. that slept arose 
 Acts 9 . 13. how much evil he hath done to thy s. 
 32. Peter came down also to the s. at Lydda 
 
 Acts 0. 41. when he had called the s. and widows 
 
 26.10. many of the s. did 1 shut up in prison 
 Pom. 1. 7 . beloveti of God, called to be.?. 
 
 8. 27 . because he maketh intercession for the s, 
 
 12. 13. distributing to the necessity of the 
 
 15. 25. but now 1 go to .Jerusalem to minister to s. 
 26. to make a certain contribution for the poori. 
 .31. that my service ma^’ be accepted of the s. 
 
 16. 2. that y'e receive her in Lord as becoineth s. 
 15. salute all the s. wdth them, Ueh. 13. 24. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. to them that are sanctified, called to be s. 
 
 6. 1. dare any go to law, and not before the s. ? 
 
 2. do ye not know' that the .?. shall judge world 
 
 14. 33. of peace, as in all the churches of the s. 
 
 16 . 1. now concerning the collection for the s. 
 
 15. have addicted themselves to the ministry bis. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 1. with all the.?. which are in Achaia 
 
 8. 4. and take upon us the ministering to the s. 
 
 9. 1. for as touching the ministering to the s. 
 
 12. not only supplieth the want of they. 
 
 I. 3. 13. all the s. salute you, Phil. 4. 22. 
 
 Eph. 1. 1. to the at Ephesus,and faithful in Christ 
 
 15. after 1 heard of your love to all the i. 
 
 18. riches of the glory’ of his inheritance in s. 
 
 2. 19. ye are fellow citizens with the .?. 
 
 3. 8. to me who am less than the least of all s. 
 
 18. that ye may be able to comprehend with all s. 
 
 4. 12. for the perfecting of the .?. for the ministry- 
 
 5. .3. let it not be once named, as becometh f. 
 
 6.18. praying with prayer and supplicat. for all s. 
 Phil. 1. 1. to all the s. in Christ .lesus at Philippi 
 Col. 1. 2. to all the s. and faithful at Colosse 
 
 4. since we heard of the love 3-0 have to all tbe .?. 
 12 . partakers of the inheritance of the s. in light 
 
 26. the mystery now ma<le manifest to his .?. 
 
 1 Tliess.Z. 1.3. at coming of our I orI with all his s. 
 
 2 Tliess. 1. 10. he shall come to be glorified in his^. 
 1 Tim. 5. 10. if she have w’ashed the s. feet 
 Philem. 5. love an<i faith, which thou hast to all s. 
 
 7 . the bowels of the .?. are refreshed by thee 
 Heb. 6. 10. in that ye have ministered to the f. 
 Jude .3. for the faith once flelivered to the s. 
 
 14. the I.ord cometh with 10,000 of his s. 
 
 Pev. 5. 8. which are the prayers off. 8. .3,4. 
 
 II. 18. that thou shouldest give reward to th 3 ’.?. 
 
 I. 3! 7 . it was given him, to make war with the f. 
 
 10. here is the patience and faith of the s. 
 
 14. 12. here is the patience of the .?. 
 
 15. .3. just and true are thy ways, thou King of s. 
 
 16. 6. for they have shed the blood of the .?r 
 
 17. 6. the woman drunken with the blood of the j. 
 18.24. in her was found the blood of the .?. 
 
 19 . 8.’'the fine linen is the righteousness of the s. 
 
 20. 9. and compassed the camp of thef. about 
 
 .SATTIl. 
 
 1 Kings Z. 23. the one f. this is my son that liveth, 
 
 and the other s. nax’, but thy son is dead 
 20. 2. thusf. Penhanad,thy silver and gold is mine 
 .32. servant Penbadad .?. 1 pra>' thee let me live 
 22. 27 . s. king, put this fellow in pris. 2 Chr. 18. 26. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 18. thus s. the king, is it peace? 19. 
 
 18. 19 . thus.?, the great king, the king of Assyria 
 
 29. thus s. king, let not Hezekiah deceive, not able 
 to deliver you, .31.2 Chr. .32. 10. Isa. 36. 14. 
 
 19 . 3. thus.?. Ilezek.this aday of trouble, Isa. .37.3. 
 2 Chr. 36. 2.3. thus ?. Cyrus, king of Pers. Ezra 1.2. 
 Job 28. 14. the depth .?. the sea f. it is not in me 
 
 33. 24. lie is gracious to him, and s. deliver him 
 .35. 10. but none .?. where is God mv’ maker ? 
 
 Psal. 36. 1. the transgression of the wicked .?. 
 
 Ptov. 9. 4. that want understanding, she .?.to him, 16. 
 
 20. 14. it is naught, it is naught, .<■. the buyer 
 22. 13. the slothful man .<■. there is a lion, 26. 1.3. 
 26. 19 . that deceiveth, and.?, am not 1 in sport? 
 
 Earn. .3. 37 . who is he that.?.and it cometh to pass ? 
 Blat. 7 . 21. not every one that f. to me, r,ord, I.ord 
 26. 18. say' to him. Master s. my time is at hand 
 Marks. 29. Peter .?. to him, thou art the Christ 
 15. 28. scripture was fulfilled which .?. .lam. 2. 2.3. 
 Luke 18. 6. L. said, hear what the unjust judge s. 
 John 4. 10. if thou knewest who it is thatf. give 
 19 . 28. the scripture might be fulfilled, .?. 1 thirst 
 .rj/fr.?7.T8. in temples made with hands, as.?, proph. 
 
 21. 11. thus s. the Holy Ghost, so the .lews do 
 Rom. .3.19- the law f. it .?. to them that are under 
 
 4. 3. for what .?. the scripture, 10. 8. 
 
 9 . 17 . for scripture f. to Pharaoh, for this purpose 
 
 10. 11. for scripture s. whoso, believeth on him 
 
 16. for Ksaias s. 20. || 19. first Moses s. 
 
 II. 2. wot ye not what the scripture s. of Elias 
 4. hut what s. the answer of God to him ? 
 
 1 Cor. .3.4. for while one s. 1 am of Paul, another 
 
 9. 8. or s. not the law the same also I 
 
 14. .34. woman to be under obedience, as also.?. law 
 Gal. 4. .30. what .?. tlie scripture'I Tim. 5. 18. 
 Heb.S. 7. as the Holy Ghost .?, if ye will hear 
 Jam. 4. 5. do ye think the scripture s. in vain 
 Rev. 2. 7 . let him hear w hat the Spirit .?. to the 
 churches, 11, 17, 29.1 3.6. 1.3, 22. 
 
 8. s. the First and die Last || 18. s. Son of God 
 
 3. 14. s. the Amen || 14. 13. yea, s. the Spirit 
 
 18. 7 . she f. 1 sit a queen, and am no widow 
 
 22. 20. hej-. surely 1 come quickly’, amen 
 
 God SAlill. 
 
 2 Citron. 18. 1.3. what iriy God .?. that I will speak 
 
 24. 20. thus .?. C>od, why transgress ye commands 
 Psal. .50. 16. to wicked God •?. what hast thou to <lo 
 Isa. 42. 5. thus.?. God the I ord, that created heavens 
 
 54.6. when thou wast refused,.?, thy God 
 . 57 . 21. there is no peace,.?. my God, to wicked 
 66. 9 . bring forth and shut the womb,.?, thy God 
 Acts 2. 17 . shall come to pa.ssinthe last days, r. G. 
 He S.\I 1 11. 
 
 Gen. 41. 55. go to .loseph, what//e s. to you, do 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 6. all that he s. cometh surely to pass 
 
 2 Sam. 17.5. let us hear likewise what he s. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 13. when hes. to thee, wash and be clean 
 Job . 37 . 6. for he s. to the snow’, be thou on earth 
 Prov. 2 . 3 . 7 . eat and drink, s.he to thee, his heart 
 24. 24. he that s. to wicked, thou art righteous 
 Eccl. 4. 8. nor s. he, for whom do 1 labour ? 
 
 10. 3. and he s. to every one that he is a fool 
 
 3Iarkl\. 23. shall believe those things he .?. shaL 
 come to pass, he shall have whatsoever he s. 
 John 2. .5. whatsoever he s. to you, do it 
 16.18. what is this/icf.we cannot tell what//er. 
 
 19. .35. and he know’eth that he s. true 
 
 21.15. he s. to Peter, feed my lambs, 16. 
 
 Acts 1. 4. which, .?. he, ye have heard of me 
 
 22. 2. they kept the more silence, and /ic s. 
 liom. 10.21. to Israel he s. || 15. 10. again he s. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 16 . for two, .?. he, shall be one flesh 
 
 9 . 10. or, s. he it altogether for our sakes t 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. he s. 1 have heard thee in a time 
 Gal. .3. 16. he .?. not. and to seeds, as of many 
 Heb. 8. 5. see, s. he, that thou make all things 
 
 13. in that he s. a new covenant, he made first old 
 Sec .licsfs, Louu. 
 
 .SAKE. 
 
 Gen. 8.21,1 will not curse the ground for man’s s. 
 
 12. 16 . he entreated Abram well for her .?. 
 
 18. 29. he saifi, I will not do it for forty’s s. 
 
 .31. not for twenty’s f. || 32. not for ten’s s. 
 
 .20. 11. the.v will slay me for my wife’s .?. 
 
 26. 24. 1 will multiply thy seed tor Abraham’s.?. 
 39 . 5. blessed the l'!gyptian’s house for .loseph’s i. 
 Exod. 18.8. Lord had 'done to Egy [d for Israel’s .?. 
 21.26. let him go free for eye’s.?. |i 27 - for tooth’s s. 
 Num. 11.29. Moses said, enviest thou for my s.'f 
 
 25.11. w hile he was zeajous for my s. among them 
 
 18. was slain in flay of the plague for Peor’s s. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 22. not forsake his people for name’s .? 
 
 2.3. 10. Saul seeketh to destroy the city for my 
 
 2 Sam. 5.12. Lord exalted kingflom for Israel s s. 
 
 7 . 21. for thy word’s .?. hast done all, 1 Chr. 17.19. 
 
 9.1. I may shew him kindness for .lonathan’s ~. 
 18.5. deal gently for my s. with young man Absal. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 41. a stranger that cometli out tif a far 
 country for thy name’s s. 2 Citron. 6. 32. 
 
 11.12. for David thy father’s .?. 1.3. 32, .34. I 15. 4. 
 2 KingsS. 19. 119. .34. i 20. 6. Psal. 1.32.10. 
 
 13. for .lerusalem’s s. which I have chosen 
 Keh. 9. .31. not consume them for great mercies’ s. 
 Job 19. 17 . entreated for children’s .?. of my body 
 Psal. 6. 4. save me for thy mercies’ s. 31. 16. 
 
 2.3. .3. he leadeth me for his name’s s. .31. .3. 
 
 2 , 5 . 7 . remember tliou me for thy goofinoss’ s. 
 
 11. for thy name’s s. pardon mine iniquity 
 44. 26. arise, redeem us for thy mercies’ .?. 
 
 69. 6. not be confounded for niy .?. () God 
 79. 9 . purge away our sins for thy name’s s. 
 
 106. 8. he saved them for his name’s s. 
 
 109 . 21. but do thou for me, for thy’ name’s .?. 
 
 115.1. give glory, for thy mercy an.d truth’s .?. 
 143. 11. quicken me, for thy name’s j. for thy 
 
 righteousness’.?. bring my soul out of trouble 
 Isa. . 37 .".35. for mine own .?. and David’s s. 
 
 42. '21. Ld. is well pleased for his righteousness’ 
 
 43. 14. for your s. I have sent to Pabylon 
 
 25. blotteth out thy transgressions for my own s. 
 
 45.4. for .lacob’s s. 1 have even called thee 
 48.9. for my name’s,?, w-ill I defer mine anger 
 
 11. even for mine own s. will I do it 
 
 62.1. for Zion's .?. for .lerusalem’s s. 1 will not rest 
 63. 17 . return for thy’ servant’s s. the tribes 
 
 66. 5. that cast you out for my name’s .?. said 
 Jer. 14 . 7 . O Lord, do thou it for thy name’s s. 
 
 21. do not abhor us for thy name’s .?. 
 
 Ezek. 20. 9. but 1 wrought 'for my name’s .?. that it 
 should not be polluted, 14. 22, 44.! 36. 22. 
 Dan. 9 .17. shine on thy sanctuary, for the Lord’s s. 
 
 19. defer not for thine own s. O iny God 
 Jonah 1. 12. for my j. this great tempest is on you 
 3iic. .3.12.shall Zion for your.?, be plowed asafield 
 Mat. 5. 10. who are persecuted for righteousness’ s. 
 
 11. shall say evil against you falsely for my s. 
 
 10. 18. ye shall be lirought before governors and 
 
 kings, for my .?. 3Jark 13. 9. Luke 21. 12. 
 
 22. and ye shall be hated of all men, for my 
 
 name’s .?. 24. 9. Mark 13. 1.3. I.nke 21. 17. 
 39 . he that loseth his life for my .?. shall find it, 
 
 16. 25. Mark 8. .35. I.nke 9. 24. 
 
 14.3. Herod bound .lohn for Herod..?. 3lark6. 17 . 
 9. nevertheless, for the oath’s .?. Mark 6. ‘26. 
 
 19.12. eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven’s .?. 
 
 29. that hath left lands for my name’s .?. shall re¬ 
 ceive hundred fold, ^lark 10. 29- Luke 18. 29. 
 
 24. 22. there shall no tlesh be saved, but for elect’s 
 s. those days shall be shortened, 3]ark 1.3.20. 
 ^TarkA. I 7 . persecution ariseth for the word’s s. 
 Luke 6. 22. cast out your name for Son of man’s .?. 
 John 12. 9 . the people came not for .lesus’ s. only 
 13. .38. wilt thou lay down thy life for my j. f 
 14.11. else believe me for the very works’.?. 
 
 15.21. these things shall do to you tor my name's s. 
 Acts 9 .16. things he must suffer for my name’s s. 
 
 26. 7 . for which hope’s .?. 1 am accused of .lews 
 Pom. 4. 2.3. it was not written for his .?. alone 
 
 11.28. for gospel, they are enemies tor your .?. 
 
 13.5. ye must needs be subject for conscience’.?. 
 15. .30. for l ord’s .?, strive w ith me in your prayeis 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 10. we are fools for Christ’s .?. ye are w ise 
 
 9. 23. and this 1 do for the gospel’s s. ^ 
 
 10. 25. asking no question for conscience ?. 27.. 
 28. this is offered in sacrilice to idols, eat not, icr 
 
 his s. that shewed it, and tor conscience’ s. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. ourselves vour servants tor .le.«us’.?. 
 
 11. we are alw ay delivered to death tor .lesus’ s. 
 
 ■ 12. 10. I take pleasure in distresses for Christ’s s- 
 Eph. 4. .32. as God for Christ’s s. toi gave \ <>u 
 Phil. 1.29. but it is given also to sutler for his s. 
 Col. 1. 24. for his tody’s j'. which is the church 
 .3. 6. for which things’ s. wrath of God cometh 
 1 Thess. 1.5.what tnannerof men we were foryour j. 
 
 5. 13. to esteem them highly for their work’s r. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 2.3. use a little wine, for thy stomach’s s. 
 Tit. 1. 11. teaching things for filthy lucre's .?. 
 Philem. 9. yet for love’s .?. 1 rather iH scrch thee 
 1 Pet. 2.1.3. submit to every ordinance tor Lord’s s. 
 3. 14. but and if ye suffer tor righteousness’ s. 
 
 1 John 2. 12. vour sins are forgi'en for name’s s. 
 <2.Toltn 2. for the truth’s .?. that dwelleth in us 
 .3 Joltnl. because for his name’s they went forth 
 liev. 2. 3. and for my uatne's s. hast laboured 
 
SAL 
 
 SAL 
 
 SAL 
 
 T/ti/ SAKE, 
 
 Gen, 3. 17. cursed is ihe fjround for tAj/s. 
 
 12.13. tliat it may be well witli me for t/iy s. 
 
 30. 2?. that the l.ord hath blessed me for t/iy s. 
 Psal. 44. 22. for thy s. are we killed all day long, we 
 are as sheep for the slaughter, Rom. ». 30. 
 fO. 7. because for thy .i. 1 have borne reproach 
 J.f«.54. 15. who. gather ag. thee, shall fall for r//y f. 
 Jer. 2. f 2. I remember fo'r thy j. the kindness 
 
 15. 15. know that tov thy .v. 1 liavesulfeied rebuke 
 John 13. 37. I will lay down my life for thy s. 
 .■sAKlvS. 
 
 Gen. 18. 26. 1 will spare the place for their .f. 
 
 Xer. 26. 45. 1 will for their .v. rememb. the covenant 
 JJeut. 1. .37. also the l.ord was angry w ith me tor 
 your ,v. saying, thou shall not go, 3. 26.1 4. 21. 
 Judy. 21. 22. be favourable to them for our s. 
 
 Ruth 1. 13. itgnevetli me mucli tor your s. 
 
 1 Chr. 16.21. yea, he reproved kings tor their.?, he 
 suffered no man to do them wrong, Ps. lo5. 14. 
 Psal. 7. 7. for their s. therefore retuiii thou on high 
 106. 32. it went ill with iMoses for their x. 
 
 122.8. for my brethren and lompanions’ s 
 Isa. 65. 8. so will 1 do for my servant s s. 
 llzek. .36. 22. 1 do not this for .\our .?. O Israel, .32. 
 Dan. 2. .30. but for their s, that shall make known 
 Mai.'}). 11. and 1 will rebuke •hedevourvr for your 
 s. he shall not destroy the fruits of your ground 
 Mark 6. 26. and for their .?. whicli sat with him 
 Johri 11. 15. I am glad for your .v. 1 was not there 
 12. 30. this voice came not for me, but for your j. 
 17. 19. and for their,?. 1 sanctify myself 
 Rom. 11. 28. they are beloved for the father’s s. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. 1 have transferred for your s. 
 
 9. 10. or saith be it for our.?. '! for our s. no doubt 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 15. for all things are for ^ our s. 
 
 8. 9. though rich, yet for your i. became poor 
 
 1 Thess. .3. 9. we joy for your s. before (lod 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 10. i endure all things for the elect’s s. 
 
 .SA LK. 
 
 Lev. 25. 27. let him count the years of the s. thereof 
 50. price of his .?. shall be according to the years 
 Deut. 18.8. besides that which cometh of the s'. 
 .SALl', 
 
 In Greek, 'a\?; in Hebrew, IVIelach. God ap¬ 
 pointed that .Salt .'■■Iwutd he used iti all the sacri¬ 
 fices that were offered to him : I'.very oblation of 
 thy meat offering shalt thou season with salt; 
 neither shalt thou suffer the salt of the covenant 
 of thy God to be lacking from thy meat offering: 
 AVith all thine offerings thou shaft offer salt. Lev. 
 2. 1.3. Till.) iiyn/fied that incorruptwti of mind, 
 and sincerity of /, race, rohich are necessary in all 
 them that would offer an acceptable offeriny unto 
 God; or it denoted that communion which they 
 had with God in these exercues of his woe:hip, salt 
 being a .symbol both of friendship and incorrup¬ 
 tion. It appears from Ezek. 16. 4. that heretofore 
 they rubbed new-born children with salt; in the 
 day thou wast born thou wast not salted at all, 
 nor swaddled at all. tiome think they did this, 
 to dry up the humidity that abounds in children, 
 and to close up the pores which are then too open. 
 Others say, that salt hardens the skins of children, 
 and makes them more firm. Others think, it was 
 to hinder any corruptions that might proceed from 
 cutting off the navel-string. Whatever was their 
 end in it, the prophet here, in a continued allegory, 
 describes the worthless, helpless, and de.spicable 
 condition of the .lews at first, till God pitied and 
 helped them, and bestowed all manner of precious 
 blessings upon them. 
 
 In 2 Kings 2. 21, the prophet Elisha being desired 
 to sweeten the waters of the fountain of Jericlio, 
 and make them fit to drink, required a new ves¬ 
 sel to be brought to him, and some salt to be put 
 therein. They followed his orders : lie threw this 
 salt rwro the spring, and said; Thus saith the 
 Lord, 1 have healed these waters ; and for tlie 
 future they shall not be the occasion either of 
 death or barrenness : So the waters became good 
 for drinking, and lost all their former bad quali¬ 
 ties. Ratnrally the salt must only have served to 
 increase the brackishness or bitterness of this foun¬ 
 tain ; but the prophet is directed to make use of a 
 remedy that seemed contrary to the effect which 
 was produced, that the miracle might become the 
 more evident. 
 
 Our Saviour, in his .sermon on the mount, tells his 
 disciples, A'e are the salt of the earth, .Mat. 5. 1.3. 
 Ye are persons, who being endued with grace your¬ 
 selves, ought to season others, and preserve them 
 from corruption; and the doctrine which ye pro¬ 
 fess is as opposite as can be to the putrefaction of 
 the world, both in respect to corrupt doctrine and 
 corrupt manners. Salt has an acrimony by which 
 It pierceththc lump ; so the word is piercing, Ifeb. 
 
 4. 12. By the salt of the earth, some understand 
 marl, with which they manure their land in some 
 countries, tn.stead of dung. 
 
 Salt is the symbol of wisdom. Col. 4. 6. Let j’our 
 speech be alw ays \vith grace, seasoned with salt. 
 R is the symbol of perpetuity and incorniption : 
 jhus they said of a covenant. It is a covenant 
 of salt tor ever, before the J,ord, iA’?/w. 18. 19. 
 And in 2 Chron. 1.3. 5. I he Lord God of Israel 
 gave the kingdom over Israel to David for ever, 
 even to him, and to his sons, by a covenant 
 of salt. Salt IS the symbol also if barrenness 
 sterility. JVhen Abimelech took the city of 
 Sliechem, be destroyed it, and sowed the place 
 with salt, that it might always remain desert and 
 unfruitful, .ludg. 9. 45. Zephaniali threatens 
 af -^‘'I'^^cinites and Moabites, from the Lord; 
 Moab shall be^ as Sodom, and the children of 
 Ammon as Gomorrah, even the breeding of 
 nettles, and salt-pits, and a perpetual desola- 
 Uon, jfeph, 2. 9. .''alt is likewise the symbol of 
 hospitality, and of that fidelity that is due from 
 servants, friends, guests, and domestics, to those 
 that entertain them, and receive them at their 
 tables. The governors of the provinces beyond 
 
 the Euphrates, writing to king Arfaxerxes, tell 
 him, Jlecause we have maintenance tfom the 
 king’s palace, ^'C. Ezra 4. 14. which in the Chal¬ 
 dee IS, Hocause we are salted with the salt of 
 the palace. 
 
 Alineral salt; or salt that is dug out of mines, in 
 form of a hard stone. It is thought that l.Ot’s 
 wife was changed into a statue of such mineral 
 Salt, that she became as a rock or stone of salt, 
 
 ^ Gen. 19. 26. 
 
 The .Salt sea, Gen. 14. 3. is the Dead sea, or the 
 lake if .Sodom, called likewise the lake Asphal- 
 tites, because of the great quantity of bitumen in 
 It, so that 110 fish can live in its waters, and a man 
 cannot without di.Oiciihy sink in them, by reason 
 of the weight and density of them. The crimes of 
 the inhabitants of .Sodom, Gomorrah, Zeboim, 
 and /Xdmah, -were come ti such an height, that 
 God destroyed these cities, logether with their in¬ 
 habitants, by fire from heaven. 'I'he plain where¬ 
 in they stood, which before was pleasant and frutt- 
 fiil, like an earthly Earadise, was first inflamed 
 by lightniug, which put fire to the bitumen, with 
 which it was replete, and was afterwards overfiowed 
 by the waters of the .Iordan, which diffused them¬ 
 selves there, and formed the Dead sea, or .Salt sea. 
 This lake receives all the water of Jordan, of the 
 br.ioks Arnon and .labbok, and other waters which 
 descend from all the neighbi.urmg mountains ; and 
 notwithstanding it has no visible issue, it does not 
 overflow. It is believed that it discharges itself by 
 seme subterraneous channels into the Ked sea, or 
 into the Mediterranean. According to losepiius’ 
 account, the lake of .Sodom is 580 furlongs in 
 length, from the mouth of the river .Iordan to 
 Zoar, that is, about two and twenty leagues, at 
 three miles to a league ; and 150 Jurlongs wide; 
 that is to say, about five leagues of the same 
 measure. 
 
 Gen. 19. 26. Lot’s wifij became a pillar of s. 
 
 Lev. 2. 13. with all thy offerings thou shalt offers. 
 Dent. 29- 23. ami that the whole land thereof is s. 
 Josh. 11. + 8. Israel chased them to f. pits 
 15. 62. the children of .ludah had the city of s. 
 Judg. 9. 45. beat down the city, and sowed it with s. 
 
 2 isarn. 8. 13. smiting the .Syrians in the valley of s. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 20. bring me a new cruse, put s. iherein 
 21. he went to tlie spring, and cast the s. in there 
 14. 7. Amaziah slew of Edom in the valley of s. 
 
 lU,t)00, 1 Chron. 18. 12. 2 Chron. 25. 11. 
 Ezra 4. t 14. we are salted wifli the s. of the palace 
 
 6. 9. that which they have need of, wheat, s. wine 
 
 7. 22. and s. without prescribing how much 
 
 Job 6. 6. can what is unsavoury be eaten wdthout s. ? 
 Jer. 17. 6. but he shall inhatiit places in a .?. land 
 Ezek. 4.3.24. the priest shall cast.?. upon them 
 47. 11. the marishes thei'eof shall be given to s. 
 Zeph. 2. 9 surely Moab shall be as s-. pits 
 Mat. 5. 13. ye are the .?. of the earth, but if the s. 
 Mark 9. 49. every sacrifice shall be salted with s. 
 50. s. is goocf, but if.?, have lost his saltness, where¬ 
 with will ye season itf have s. in yourselves 
 Luke 14. 34. s. is good, but if s. have lost savour 
 Col. 4. 6. let your speech be seasoned with s. 
 
 Jam. 3.12. no fountain can yield j-, water and fresh 
 Hee C(jvjiN.\NT. 
 
 .SALT sea. 
 
 Gen. 14. 3. in the vale of .Siddim, which is the^. sea 
 Num. 34. 12. goings out of it sliall be at the sea 
 Deut. 3. 17. coast even to thej. yga under Ashdoth 
 Josh. 3. 16. the waters that came toward the s. sea 
 12. 3. sea of plain, even to y. sea, 15. 2, 5. | 18.19. 
 SALJ'ED. 
 
 Exod. .30. t35. make it a perfume .?. together 
 Ezra 4. t 14. we are .?. with the salt of the palace 
 Ezek. 16. 4. thou wast not s. at all, nor swaddled 
 Mat.5.'['3. if salt lost savour wherewith shall itbe .?..*’ 
 Mark 9. 49. for every one shall be.?, with tire, and 
 every sacrifice shall be s. with salt; salt is good 
 .SALI'KESS. 
 
 P.sal. 107. + .34. he turneth a fruitful land into 
 Mark 9. 50. but if the salt have lost his s. 
 SALV.4I10X 
 
 Is taken, l.for deliverance from, or victory over, 
 outioard dangers and enemies. Exod. 14. 13. 
 .Stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord ; 
 Eee how he will deliver you from the lygyptians 
 your enemies: and in 1 Sam. 14.45. Shail Jona- 
 thamW^, who hath wrought this great salvation 
 Israel! who by God's assistance hath obtained 
 this signal victory over the Philistines. 
 
 2. For remission of sins, true faith, repentance, 
 obedienee, and other saving graces of the Spirit, 
 which are the xcay to salvation. Luke 19. 9. This 
 day is salvation come to tiffs house. 
 
 3. lor eternal ha;piness hereafter, which is the ob¬ 
 ject of our hopes and desires: thus it is said.'Yci 
 give knowledge of salvation to his people, L.uke 
 1. 77.. Godly sorrow workefh repentance unto 
 salvation, 2 Cor. 7. U). And the gospel is called, 
 'Ihe gospel of salvation, Iph.l.l}. because it 
 brings the good news that salvation is to be had; it 
 off'er.s Salvation to lost sinners : it .shews the way to 
 attain it: it also fits for salvation, and at last 
 brings to it. 
 
 4. For the xluthor of salvation. Psal. 27. 1. The 
 l.ord is my light and my salvation : He is my 
 counsellor in all my dtffit ulties, and my Comforter 
 and Deliverer in all my distresses. 
 
 5. For the blessed Jesus, who is the Saviour of sin- 
 ner.s. Luke 2. 30. Mine eyes have seen thy sal¬ 
 vation, says Simeon ; 1 have seen him whom thou 
 hast sent into the world to be the Author aifl Pro¬ 
 curer of Salvation to lost sinners. 
 
 6. For• the praise and benediction that is given 
 to God. Rev. 19. 1. Alleluia, salvation, amf 
 glory, and honour, and power, unto the Lord 
 our Gotl. 
 
 The Hebrews hut rarely make use of concrete 
 terms, as they are called, but often of abstracted, 
 jhus, instead of saying that God saves them, 
 and protects them; they say, that God is their 
 
 salvation. Thus, the word of salvation, the joy 
 of salvation, the rock of salvation, the shield ot 
 salvation, the horn of salvation, tlie tower of sal¬ 
 vation, ivc. I? as much as to say, j'he word that 
 declares deliverance; the joy that attends the 
 escaping a gieat danger; a rock where any t.ne 
 takes refuge, and where he may be in safety 
 from his enemy ; a buckler that secures from the 
 arm of the enemy; a horn or ray of glory, of 
 happiness, and salvation, S:c. 
 
 Exod. 14. 1.3. see the f. of the Lord, 2 Chr. 20. I7. 
 Deut. 32. 15. lightly esteemed the rock of hiss-. 
 
 1 Kam. 11. 1.3. the l.ord wrought.?, in Israel totlay 
 14. 45. .lonathan, who hath wioughtthis great .■. 
 
 19. .5. the Ixrd wrought a great.?. for all Israel 
 
 2 ■''am. 19. t 2. the s. was turned into mourning 
 22. 51. he is the tower of ». for his king 
 
 1 < hron. 11. t 14. the Lortl saved them by a greats. 
 16^ 2.3. shew forth from flay to day his .?. 
 
 .35. save us, O God of our s. and gather us 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 41. let thy priests be clothed with .?. 
 Psal. .3. 8. .?. belongeth to the l.ord, thy blessing is 
 14. 7. () that the s. of Israel were come, 5.3. 6. 
 
 20. t 6. by the strength of the s. of bis right baud 
 
 24. 5. and righteousness from the God of his s. 
 
 3.7. 9. my soul shall rejoice in his .?. 
 
 37. 39. the .?. of the rigliteous is of the Ixtrd 
 42. t 5. I shall praise liim, bis presence is s. 
 
 &i. 2.3. to him will 1 shew the .?. of God 
 60. 111. for vain is the s. of man, 146. -t 3. 
 
 65. 5. wilt thou answer us, O God of ours. 
 
 68. 19. blessed be the Lord, even the Goil of our s, 
 __20. he that is our God, is the God of s. 
 
 74. 12. working .?. in the midst of the earth 
 
 78. 22. because they trusted not in his s. 
 
 79. 9. help us, O God of our .?. for the glory 
 
 85. 4. turn us, O God of ours, cause anger to cease 
 
 9. surely his .?. is nigh them that fear him 
 9.5. 1. make a joyful noise to the rock of our s. 
 
 96. 2. shew forth his s. fi-om day to day 
 98. 2. the Lord hath made known his s. 
 ff. ends of the earth have seen the s. of our God 
 116. 13. I will fake the cup of s. and call on name 
 
 118. 15. the voice of s. is in tabernacles of righteous 
 
 119. 155. s. is far from w icked, they seek not thy 
 132. 16. I -yvill clothe her priests with s. 
 
 144. 10. it is he thatsiveth s. unto kings 
 149. 4. he will beautify the meek with s. 
 
 Isa. 12. 3. shall ye dravv water out of the wells of s. 
 
 25. 9. we will be glad and rejoice in his .?, 
 
 26. \. s. will Go.'l appoint for walls and bulwarks 
 33. 2. be thou our s. in the time of trouble 
 
 6. vvisdom and knowledge, and strength of.?. 
 
 45. 8. let the earth open, and let them bring forth s. 
 17. Israel shall be saved with an everlasting .?. 
 
 46. 13. 1 will place s. in Zion tor Israel my glory- 
 49. 8. in a day of s-. have I helped thee 
 
 52. 7. the feet of him that publisheth .?. 
 
 _10. ends of the earth shall see the .?. of our God 
 
 59. _ 11. we look for s-. but it is far from us 
 
 16. therefore his arm brought s. unto liiin 
 
 17. he put on an helmet of.?, upon his head 
 
 60. 18. butshaltcall thy walls s. thy irates praise 
 
 61. 10. he hath clothed me with the srarments of s'. 
 
 62. 1. and the .?. thereof as a lamp that burnetii 
 
 63. 5. therefore mine own arm broushtto me 
 Jer. 3. 2.3. truly in vain is.?. hoped for from the nilhs 
 
 and mountains, truly in the Lord is the .?. of Isr. 
 Lam. .3. 26. quietly wait for the s. of the I ord 
 Jonah 2. 9. I will pay that 1 vowed,.?. is of the Ld. 
 Hah. 3. 8. thou didst ride on thy chariots of s. 
 
 13. thou wentest forth for j-. of thj- people, even 
 tor,?, with thine anointed, woundedst the wicked 
 Zech.9, 9. behold, thy King, he is just and haviD!.'.?. 
 Luke 1. 69. who hath raised up an horn of.?-, for us 
 77; to give knowledge off. to his people 
 3. 6. all flesh shall see the .?. of God 
 19. 9. Jesus said, this day is f. come to this house 
 John\.22. we know w hat we worship,forf. isofJews 
 Acts 4. 12. neither is there s. in any other 
 13. 20. to you is the word of this f. sent 
 
 47. thou shouldest be for s. to ends of the earth 
 16. 17. these men shew to us the way of.?. 
 
 28. 28. the s. of God is sent to the Gentiles 
 Rom. 1. 16. the gv-spel is the power of God to f. 
 
 10. 10. w ith the mouth confession is made t s. 
 
 11. 11. through their fall f. is come to the Gentiles 
 1.3. 11. now is ourf. nearer than when we believe?! 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 6. whethei- w e be comtdrted, it is for v our s. 
 
 6. 2. in the day of.?, have I succoureil thee ; now 
 is the accepted time, behold now is the day of f. 
 
 7- 10. godly sorrow worketh repentance to .?. 
 
 Fph. 1. 13. after ye heanl the gospel of your f. 
 
 6. 17. take the helmet of.?. and the sword of .'Spirit 
 Phil. 1. 28. which is to you an evident token of.?. 
 
 2. 12. work out your own f. with fear and trembling 
 
 1 j'hess. 5. 8. and for an helmet the hope of.?. 
 
 9. Iiath appointed us to obtain f. by our I.ord Je. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 13. for God hath chosen you to s. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 10. that they may obtain the f. in Christ 
 
 3. 15. scriptures are able to make thee w ise to s. 
 j’it. 2. 11. the grace of fiod that bringeth .?. 
 
 Heh. 1. 14. for them who shall be heirs of.?. 
 
 2. 3. how shall we escape, if w e neglect so great ?. T 
 
 10. to make the Captain of their jf. perfect through 
 
 5. 9. he became the Author of eternal j. to all that 
 
 6. 9. belter things, and things that accompany s. 
 
 9.28. shall appear the second time without siii to s. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. who are kept through faith unto .?. 
 
 9. receiving the end ot your faith,.?. of \ our souls 
 
 10. of which s. the prophets have inquire?! 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 15. the long suffering of the Lord is s. 
 
 .fade 3. to w rite to you of the common s. 
 
 Rev. 7. 10. saying, s. to our God || 19.1. s. to T.ord 
 
 12. 10. now is come s. and strength, and kingdom 
 
 My .SALA'A 1 ION. 
 
 Exod. 15. 2. the L. is my song, he is become my s. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 3. he is my shield,' the horn of my .?. 
 47._e.\alted be the rock of my .?. Psal. 18. 46. 
 
 23. 5. for this is all my s. and all my desire 
 Job 13. 16. he also shall be my s. for an hypocrite 
 Psal. 25. 5. for thou art the G od of my s. 
 
SAM 
 
 SAN 
 
 SAN 
 
 Psal. 27.1 L. is my light and my s. 62.6. Isa. 12.2. 
 
 9 . leave me not, O God of my s. 51. 14. | 88. 1. 
 
 38. 22. O i.ord my s. 1162. 2. he only is viy.t.C). 
 
 62. 1. my .soul waits on G.from him cometh my s. 
 
 7 . in God is my s. 11 89.26. my God, rock of my s. 
 91 . 16. I will satisfy him, and shew him my s. 
 
 118. 14. the Lorti is become my .s. 21. I'a. 12. 2. 
 
 140. 7 . O God, the Lord, the strength of my s. 
 
 Isj. 12. 2. behold, God is niy x. lie is become my s. 
 46.13. my righteousii. not far, 7 /iy s. shall not tarry 
 49. 6. thou mayest lie /ny s. to the end ot the earth 
 51. 5. myx. is gone forth H 6. myx. shall be for ever 
 
 8. and my x. from generation to generation 
 
 56. 1. my x. is near to come, and my righteousness 
 Jilic. 7 . 7 . 1 will waitfor the God o: my x. my God 
 Jiafi. 3.18. 1 will joy in the God of 7/1 y x. 
 
 Phil. 1.19. for 1 know that this shall turn to viy s. 
 Thy SALVATION. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 18.1 liave waited for thy x. O I.ord 
 
 1 Ham.". 1. mouth enlarged, because 1 rejoice in i. x. 
 
 2 Sa/n. 22. .36. thou hast'also given me the shield of 
 thy X. thy gentleness made me great, Pxal. 18. 35. 
 
 Psal. 9. 14. I will rejoi.e in thy s. 
 
 13. 5. my heart shall rejoice in thy s. 
 
 20. 5. we will rejoice in thy s. and set up banners 
 21.1. and in thy x. how greatly shall he rejoice ! 
 
 5. his glorj’ is great in thy s. honour and majesty 
 35. 3. say unto my soul, I am thyx. 
 
 40.10. I have declared thy faithtulness and thy s. 
 16. let such as love thyx. say. Lord bejnagnitied 
 
 51.12. restore unto me the joy of thy x. 70. 4. 
 
 69. 13. O God, hear me in the truth of rZ/j' .c. 
 
 29. 1 am poor, let thy .v. set me up on high 
 71 . 15. my mouth shall shew forth thy s. 
 
 85. 7 . shew us thy mercy, O Lord, grant us thy s. 
 106. 4. remember me, O visit me with thy s. 
 
 119 . 41. let thy s. come according to thy w ord 
 
 81. my soul^ainteth for thy s. but 1 liope in word 
 123. mine ey^ fail for thy s. and for the word 
 166. Lord, 1 have hoped for thy s. and done 
 174 . 1 have longed for thy s. O Lorn 
 Jxa. 17 . 10. thou hast forgotten the God of thy s. 
 
 62.11. say to Zion, behold, thyx. cometh 
 Puhe 2. 30. for mine eyes have seen thy x. 
 
 SALUTATION. 
 
 Ltihe 1. 29 . whatmanner oftliis should be 
 41. at j. of Mary babe leaped in her womb, 44. 
 Cor. 16 . 21. brethren greet you, the s. of me, Paul, 
 with mine own hand. Col. 4. 18. 2 Thesx. 3.17* 
 SALUTAiTONS. 
 
 Mark 12.38. scribes wdio love x. in the market-places 
 SALUTE. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.4. they will s. thee and give thee two loav. 
 13.10. Saul went to meet Samuel, that might i. him 
 
 25. 14. behold, David sent to x. our master 
 
 2 Sam. 8.10. Toi sent .Toram his son to x. David 
 
 2 Kmgs 4.29. s. him not, if any thee, answer not 
 
 10. 13. we goto X. the children of the king 
 
 5. 47 . and if ye x. your brethren only 
 
 10. 12. when ye come into an house, x. it 
 Mark 15. 18. and began to s. him, hail, king of.Tews 
 Luke 10. 4. nor shoes, and r. no man by the way 
 Actxib. 13. Agrippa and Bernice came to j. Eestus 
 Rotti. 16. 5. .V. my well-beloved Epenetus 
 
 7 . X. Andronicus 11 9. Urbane our helper 
 
 10. X. Apelles, s. Aristobulus' household 
 
 11. s. Ilerodian H 12. s. the beloved Persis 
 
 13. f. Rufus chosen in the Lord, and his mother 
 16. X. wdth an holy kiss, the churches x. you 
 22. I Tertius, who \yrote this, s. you in the Lord 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 19 . churches of Asia x. you, Aquila and 
 
 Priscillas, you much, with church in their house 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 13. all the saints s. you, Phil. 4. 22. 
 Phil.\. 21. x. every saint in Christ .lesus 
 
 Col. 4.15. X. the brethren in I.aodicea and Nymphas 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 19 . X. the household of Onesiphorus 
 Tit. 3.15. all that are ^vith mes. thee, greet thee 
 Philem. 23. there x. thee Epaphras and Marcus 
 Heb. 13. 24. X. them that have the rule over you : 
 
 they of Italy s. you, grace be with you all 
 
 3 John 14. our friends x. thee, greet the friends 
 
 SALUTED. 
 
 Judg. 18. 15. the Danitescame and x. IVIicah 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 22. David came and .f. his brethren 
 
 .30. 21. David came near to the people, and s. them 
 
 2 Kings 10. 15, .lehu x. .Tehonadab, and said to him 
 Mark 9 . 15. the people running to .lesus, s. him 
 Imke 1.40. Maj'y entered, and x. Elisabeth 
 
 Acts 18. 22. Paul, when he had x. the church, w’ent 
 
 21 . 7 . we came to Ptolemais, and x. the brethren 
 19. when Paul had x. .lames and the elders 
 
 SALUTE'IH. 
 
 Pom. 16. 23. Gains mine host, and Erastus, s. you 
 Col. 4. 10. Aristarchus my fellow-prisoner, s. you 
 
 12. Epaphi as, a servant of Christ, s. you 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 13. the church that is at Babylon, s. j’ou 
 
 SAMAItITAN. 
 
 Liike 10. 33. but a certain came where he was 
 17- 16. fell down giving him thanks, and he was a -S. 
 JohtiQ. 48. that thou art a 6’. and hast a devil 
 SAMARITANS. 
 
 2 Kings 17.29. houses of high places the S. had made 
 -Mat. 10. 5 . into any city of the S. enter ye not 
 
 I.tikeQ. 52. they entered into a village of the 
 John 4. 9 . the lews have no dealings with the S. 
 
 39. many of the 6'. of that city believed on him 
 
 40. the S. besought him to tarry with them 
 Acts 8. 25. preached in many villages of the .S. 
 
 SAME. 
 
 Gen. 5. 29. saying, this^. shall comf. ns in our work 
 
 6. 4. the S', became mighty men, men of renown 
 10. 12. and Resen, the x. is a great city 
 
 14.8. the s. is Zoar 11 23. 2. the x. is Hebron, 19. 
 24. 14. let the s. be she thou hast appointed, 44. 
 
 26. 24. the Lord appeared to Isaac the s. night 
 44. 6. he overtook and spake to them these .v. words 
 48. 7- in the way of Epnrath, the j. is Beth lehem 
 
 Liod. Qb. 31. his flowers shall be of the s. .37. 17. 
 
 .36. knopsand branches shall be of the .9. 37. 22. 
 
 27 . 2. his horns shall be of the x. .37. 25. I 38. 2. 
 
 28. 8. curious girdle of ephod shall be off. .39. 5. 
 yum. 10. 32. the s. goodness will we do unto thee 
 
 Kvm. 15. .30. presumptuously, thef. reproacheth L. 
 .To.th. 15.8. the .lebusite, the .v. is .lerusalem 
 Jtidg. 7 . 4. the shall go, the f. shall not go 
 
 1 Sam.o. 17 . the .f. shall reignover my people 
 
 2 Sam.b. 7 . Zion the f. is the city of David 
 
 1 /ithgx 13. 9 . nor turn by the s. way thou earnest 
 
 2 Ki/tgx 19. 29 . and in the second year ye shall eat 
 
 that which springeth of the x. Isa. .37 . 30. 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 27. Abiam, thef. is Abraham 
 
 16. 17 . hath confirmed thef. to .lacob, Ps. 105. 10. 
 
 2 Chr. 13. < 9 . the f. may be a priest ofthem,no gods 
 18. 7 . the f. is Micaiah the son of Imla 
 
 .32. 12. hath not the f. llezekiah taken away 
 Ezra 10. 23. Shiniei, and Kelaiah, the .f. is Kelita 
 Esth. 9. 1. month Adar, on thirteenth day of the s. 
 
 17 . on the fourteenth H 18. on the fifteenth, 21. 
 
 Job 4. 8. they that sow wickedness reap the s. 
 
 13.2. what ye know, the f.do I know also 
 psal. 68. 23. and the tongue of thy dogs in the f. 
 
 75 . 8. full of mixture, hepoureth out of the.f. 
 
 102 . 27 . but thou art the f. thy years have no end 
 113. . 3 . to the going down of the .f. Mat. 1. 11. 
 
 Prov. 28. 24. the f. is the companion of a destroyer 
 I'.ccl. 9 . 15. no man remembered that .;. poor man 
 .Ter. 28.17. so llananiah the prophet died the f. year 
 Ezek. 3. 18. f. wicked man shall die in his iniquity' 
 21 . 26. this shall not he the.t. exalthim that is low 
 44 . . 3 . the prince shall go out by the way of the f. 
 Dan. 7 . 21. the f. horn made war with the saints 
 .I/ 7 ioxQ. 7 . a man and his father go in to thef. maid 
 Mat. b. 19 . the f. shall be called great inthekingd. 
 46. if love them, do not even the publicans the f .'! 
 12. 50 . the is my brother and sister, Mark .3. .35. 
 21. 42 . the stone builders rejected, thef. is become 
 the head of the corner, Jtike 20. 17- 1 Pet. 2. 7. 
 24. 13 . shall endure, .'■.shall be saved, Mark!?,.!?,. 
 
 26. 23. that (lippeth liis hand the x. shall betray me 
 
 48. that X. is he, hold him fast, Mark 14. 44. 
 
 27 . 44. the thieves also cast tlie f. in his teeth 
 Marks. .35. lose life, the.', shall save it, Luke9.fli. 
 
 4" U- • ch'jU hr nf" 'j I 1 
 
 tKJ I'C «it\„ «•. «... 
 
 Lttke 6. .3.3. for sinners also do even the f. 
 
 .38. for with the .'.measure that ye mete withal 
 
 7 . 47 . to whom little is forgiven the f. loveth little 
 
 9 . 48. that is least amongyou, thef. shall be great 
 16. 1 . thef. was accused that he wasted his goods 
 20. 47 . the f. shall receive greater damnation 
 
 2 . 3 . 51. thef. had not consented to the counsel 
 John 1 . 2. the f. was in the beginning with God 
 7 . the f. came for a witness of the light 
 3.3. the X. is he which baptizeth with the Holy Gh. 
 
 7 . 18. thef. is true || 10. l.the f. is a thief 
 
 8. 25. the f. 1 said to you from the beginning 
 
 11. 6. he abode two days still in thef. place 
 
 49 . being high priest thatf. year, 18. 1.3. 
 
 12. 48. the f. shall judge him in the last day 
 
 15.5. abideth in me', the f. bringeth forth much fruit 
 Actxl.W. this,?, .lesus shall so come in like manner 
 
 2. .36. God made that f. .lesus both Lord and Christ 
 
 7 . 19. the f. dealt subtilly with our kindred 
 
 .35. the f. did God send to be a ruler and deliverer 
 
 8. .35. began at the.'. scripture and preached .lesus 
 
 13. 3.3. God hath fulfilled the f. to us theirchildren 
 
 14. 9. the f. heard Paul speak, who beholding him 
 16. 17 . the f. followed Paul and us, and cried 
 24.20. or else let these f. here say, if they found 
 
 Pom. 1. .32. who knowing not only do thef. 
 
 2. .3. that judgest them which do, and doest the s. 
 
 8. 20. who hath subjected the x. in hope 
 
 10. 12. the X. T.ord over all is rich to all that call 
 
 12. 4. all the members have not the f. office 
 
 16. be of thef. mind one toward another, mind not 
 high things, 1 Cor.l. 10. Phil. 4.2. 1 Pet. A. 1. 
 
 13. .3. do good, and thou shalt have praise of the f. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. lO. 1 beseech that ye all speak thef. thing 
 
 9. 8. or saith not the law the f. also.' 
 
 10. 3. did all eat the f. spirit, meat H 4. the f. drink 
 12. 4. but thef. .Spirit, 2 Cor. 4. 1.3. I 12. 18. 
 
 b. but the f. T.ord || 6. but it is the f. God 
 
 15. .39. all flesh is not the .r. flesh, one kind of men 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 2. b'lt the x. which is made sorry by me 
 .3. T wrote this f. unto you lest, when 1 came 
 
 8. 19. administered by us to the glory of the f. T.ord 
 
 9. 5. that f. might he ready as a matter of bounty 
 Gat. 2. 8. the f. was mighty in me to the Gentiles 
 
 3. 7 . the f. are the children of Abraham 
 
 Eph. 4.10. he that descended is the f. that ascended 
 6. 8. the f.shall he receiveof the 1 ord, bond or free 
 Phil. 1. .30.having the f. conflict which ye saw in me 
 2. 2. having f. love, being of one accord and mind 
 .3. 16. let us walk by thef. rule, mind thef. things 
 Col. 4. 2. and watch’in the f. with thanksgiving 
 2 Tim. 2.2. the f. commit thou to faithful men 
 Heb. 1. 12. thou art thef. thy yearsshall not fail 
 2. 14. lie also himself likewise took part of the x. 
 
 11 . 9 . the heirs with him of the x. promise 
 13.8. .lesus Christ, f. yesterday,to-day .and forever 
 .Ta//i. .3. 2. if any offend not, the x. is a perfect man 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 10. even so minister the s. one to another 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 19 . of thef. is he brought in bondage 
 . 3 . 7 . by the x. f\ord are kept in store, reserved 
 
 1 .Tohti 2. 23. tlenies the .‘son, f. hath not the Eather 
 27 . as the f. anointing teacheth you all things 
 Rev. 3.5. overcometh thef. shall be clothed in white 
 See Day, Hour. 
 SANCTIEICA'I'ION. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. .30. in Christ, who of God is made to usf, 
 
 1 Thex.s. 4.3. this is the will of God, even your f. 
 
 4. should know how to possess his vessel in f. 
 
 2 Thexx. 2. 13. through x. of the Spirit, 1 Pet. 1. 2. 
 
 .SANCTITY, . 
 
 When referred to God. signifies, 
 
 1. To .separate atid appoint any thhig to a7i holy 
 and religious sixe. God sanctified the seventh 
 tlay, Gen. 2. 3. 'The first-born were sanctified, 
 Exod. 1.3. 2. And tints the tabertiacle, the tem¬ 
 ple, the priests, the altars, the sacrijices, tVc- u:ere 
 sanctified U7ider the Into. 
 
 2. 'To cleanse a sinner from the pollution and 
 filth of siti, to free //»w/ from the pny:sr and 
 dominion of sin, and endue hi7n with a prm- 
 ciple of holiness; thus God by his Spirit sanc¬ 
 
 tifies the elect, or true believers. 1 Cor, 6. 11. 
 And such were some of you, but ye are wash¬ 
 ed, but ye are sanclilied. 
 
 .3. To mariifext hix glory and vindicate hix honour 
 from the bla'phemiex of the wicked. Ezek. .36. 23. 
 
 I will sanctify my great name. 1 will clear up, 
 and remove the objections, that the .sujjertngx mid 
 xi7ix of the .lews have raised among the Baby¬ 
 lonians : they gave the heathen occasuni to think 
 7iieanly and cojitemptihly of me, but 1 will shew 
 that I am infinite in greatness and goodness. 
 Attd in Num. 20. 13. 7 his is the water of IMe- 
 ribah, because the children of Israel strove with 
 the Lord, and he was sanctified in them. He 
 wax .sanctified among them by the demonstration 
 of hix omnipotence, veracity, and clemency to¬ 
 wards the Israelites, arid 0 / hix hnpariial holt- 
 nexx and severity against .stn, even in his greatest 
 friends and favourites, ax Moses wax. 'Thus God 
 is said to sanctify himself. 
 
 4. To free the creature from the curse that sin has 
 brought upon it, a7id make it jit for a free and 
 holy use. 1 him. 4. 5. The creature is sanctitied 
 hy the uord of God. aii'l prayer. 
 
 5. Jo .separate, ordain, and appoint the Messiah to 
 be the King and Head of hix church, .lohn 10. 
 .36. .Say' ye of him whom the Eather hath sanc¬ 
 tified, thou blasphemest, because 1 said, 1 am 
 the Son of God ? that is. If the title of Gods he 
 given to those to u-hom God has given some part 
 of hix dominical, then surely it does much more 
 properly and truly belong to me, whoni my la¬ 
 ther has appointed to rule over all with himself, 
 and whom he has separated and ordained for Me¬ 
 diator and King of his church ; winch office can¬ 
 not be as.sumed or executed by any mere creature, 
 hut only by the eternal Son of God. 
 
 To sanctify is also spoken of man, and signifies, 
 
 1. 'To purify, and to be in a proper condition to 
 appear before the Lord, and to partake of holy 
 thingi. j:xod. 19. 10, 11, 22. And the I.ord 
 said unto IVIoses, Go unto the people, and sanc¬ 
 tify them to-day and to-morrow, and let them 
 wash their clothes ; and be ready against the 
 third day to receive the law. And let the priests 
 also whii'h come near to the Lord, sanctity them¬ 
 selves', lest the Lord break forth upon tiiem. 
 
 'J'o prepare. Num. 11. 18. .Sanctity yourselves 
 against to-morrow, and ye shall eat flesh. Josh. 
 
 3.' 5. Sanctify yourselves, for to-morrow the 
 Lord Avill do ■^vonders among you. '.That is. 
 Prepare yourselves, endeavour to bring your hearts 
 to a holy frame, that with J’aith, reverence, and 
 admiration, you may behold the great work that 
 God will do for you. 
 
 3. 'I'o praise God, to acknowledge hix rriajesty, to 
 worship him, to endeavour to make him known, 
 adored, praised, and beloved by all those that are 
 capable of it: tints meii hallow or sanctify the 
 name of God. Isa. 8. 1.3. Sanctify the Lord of 
 hosts himself, and let him be your fear. And 
 Mat. 6. 9. Hallowed be thy name. When we 
 desire of God, that hix name may he sanctified 
 or hallowed, it is, that he may be honoured, 
 praised, and glorified through the whole world, 
 and especially by those who have the happiness 
 of knoiving him. Let them .ffinctify it by their 
 holy lives, their fidelity, their .submission to hix 
 orders: And they that know him not, that they 
 may come to the knowledge of him, may hear hix 
 word, may become tractable to the instructimis 
 of hix ministers. What is meant by sanctifying 
 the name of God, may be yet better appre¬ 
 hended, by ichat is opposite to it; that is; pro¬ 
 faning the name of God by vain xicearing, blas¬ 
 phemy, and ascribing hix name to idols ; by jiir- 
 nishing wicked men and infidels with an occasion 
 of blaspheming it by a bad life and scandalous 
 conversation. It is said. Lev. 10. 3. 1 will be 
 sanctified in them that come nigh me ; in his 
 priests, when by the terrible and exemplary pun¬ 
 ishment of Nadab and Abihu, the Lord shewed 
 what purity he required in hix .servants, what 
 punctual exactness he expected in hix service. 
 In Num. 20. 12. the Lord complains that Moses 
 and Aaron did not sanctify him before the peo¬ 
 ple of Israel: and how did they not sanctify 
 him '! By shewing some distrust to his words. 
 Because ye believed me not. 
 
 Saint, holy, holiness, are epithets, -which in a sove¬ 
 reign manner are ascribed to God, the nuthor of 
 all sanctity and holiiiess. Ifo the Cherubinis and 
 Seraphims cry to him -without ceasing. Holy, 
 Holy, Holy. Isa. 6. 3. He is named by way of 
 excellence, the .Saint, the Holy One ot Israel, 
 Isa. 10. 20. All our Imliuess before him is 710- 
 thing but pollution; his name is Holy, or rather 
 Holiness it.self. 
 
 To sanctify may he reduced to the four follotctng 
 significations : 
 
 1. It signifies. To confess and celebrate that to be 
 holy, which in itself was .so before. Mat. 6. 9. 
 And thus it is to be understood -wheresoever God 
 is said to be sanctified. 
 
 2. To make persons holy, who uere impure and de¬ 
 filed before, 1 Cor. 6. II. wind this is the .sense of 
 the word in those passages oj Acripture where the 
 elect are said to he sanctified. 
 
 .3. 'To separate and see apart .some things, or per- 
 S 07 IS, J'rom a common unto an holy u.se, as the 
 tabernacle, temple, priests, S;c. . 
 
 4. 'J'o employ a thing in holy and religious exer¬ 
 cises, in the worship of (lod in jmblic and in pri¬ 
 vate, and the celebration of his -works ; in this 
 and the former .sense the sevmtli day is sancti- 
 Jied, Exod. 20. 8. .. . , 
 
 Sanctification dijfcrs from .1 nstification, .• 
 
 1. .1 ustification, is the absolution of a .'inner from 
 the guile of sin and death ; a/lercfl.f sanctification 
 is an alteration of qualities front evil to good. 
 
 2. .1 ustification consists of remission of sins through 
 the imputation of Chiist's righteousness ; sancti- 
 
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SAN 
 
 S AR 
 
 SAN 
 
 ficatiou ts the renovation of nature hy the Holy 
 Hpirit.^ 
 
 3. Justitication is perfect in this life; so is not 
 sanctification. 
 
 4. .lusiitication is in nature before sanctification, 
 
 but not in order if time ; for Liod only sanctifies 
 those that are justified. • 
 
 JExod. 13. C. s. unto me all tlie first-born, it'is mine 
 19. 10. go and s. them to-day and to-morrow 
 
 22. and let the priests also s. themselves 
 
 23. set bounds about the mount, and s. it 
 
 28. 41. thou shalt anoint and s. Aaron and his 
 
 sons, 29. .33. | 40. 13. Lev. 8. 12. I 21. 8. 
 29.27. thou shalt .5. the breast of the wave offei ing 
 30. and thou shalt .<■. tlie altar, .37. ] 40. 10. 
 
 44. 1 will s. the tabernacle and the altar 
 
 30. 29. and thou shalt .r. the tabernacle and all 
 
 his vessels, 40. It), 11. Lev. 8- 11. 
 
 31. 13. ye may know that I am the l.ord that 
 
 doth you. Lev. 20. 8. I 21. 8. Ezek. 20. 12. 
 Lev. 11. 44. ye shall s. yourselves, 20. 7. fi'um. 
 
 11. 18. Josh. 3. .5. I 7- 13. 1 Uarn. 16. 5. 
 
 21. 15. nor profane his seed, 1 the Lord do s. him 
 23. for 1 the Lord do s. them, 22. 9, 16. 
 
 27. 14. when a man shall s. his house to be holy 
 
 16. if a man shall s. his field, 17, 18, 22. 
 
 26. only the Lord’s firstling, no man shall s. it 
 INum. 20. 12. ye believed me not, to s. me, 27.14. 
 Lent. 5. 12. keep the sab.-day, to s. it, Neh. 13. 22. 
 15.19. all the firstling males thou shalt f. 
 
 Josh. 7.13. up, s. the people, s. yourselves 
 ilKinps 10. f 20. Jehu said, j. an assembly for Baal 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 12. s. yourselves, 2 Chr. 29. 5.1 .35. 6. 
 
 23. 13. that he should f. the most holy things 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 34. Levites more upright in heart, to f. 
 30. 17. for every one that was not'clean to s. 
 
 Isa. 8. 13. j. the L. of hosts himself, him your fear 
 
 29. 2.3. they shall s. the Holy One of Jacob 
 66. 17. they that s. themselves in gardens 
 
 Ezek. 36. 23. I will s. my gr. name which was profa. 
 
 37 . 28. heathen know, that 1 the Lord doj. Israel 
 
 38. 23. thus will I magnify myself, and s. myself 
 44. 19. shall not s. people with garments, 46."20. 
 
 Joel 1. 14. s. ye a fast, 2. 15. || 3. t 9. s. war 
 2. 16. s. the congregation, assemble the elders 
 John 17 . 17 . J. them through thy truth, word is truth 
 19. and for their sakes 1 j-. myself, that they may 
 Eph.5.26. that he might s. and cleanse the church 
 1 Thess. 5. 23. the very God of peace s. you wholly 
 Heb. 13. 12. that he might s. people with his blood 
 1 Pet. .3. 15. but . 9 . the Lord God in your hearts 
 .SAlSCTiFIEU. 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. God blessed the seventh da 3 ^ and s. it 
 Exod. 19. 14. IMoses s. the people, and they w'ashed 
 29 . 43. the tabernacle shall be s. by my glory 
 Lev_. 8. 10. s. the tabernacle, and all that \vas therein 
 
 15. s. the altar 1| .30. f. Aaron and his garments 
 10. .3^ I will be s. in them that come nigh me 
 
 27 . 15. if he that s. it will redeem his house 
 19 . and if he that s. the field will redeem it 
 
 Jfum. 7 . l.j. the tabernac. instruments, and vessels 
 
 8. 17 . I s. the first-born of Israel for myself 
 Lent. .32.51. because ye s. me not in the midst of Isr. 
 Josh. 20. t 7 . and they s. the cities of refuge 
 1 7 . 1 . .9. Eleazarhis son to keep the ark of L. 
 
 16. 5. he s. Jesse and his sons to the sacrifice 
 21. 5. though it were s. this day in the vessel 
 
 1 Chr. 15. 14. the priests and Levites s. themselves 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 11. all the priests present were s. 
 
 7 . 16 . 1 have chosen and s. this house, 20. 
 
 29. 15. gathered their brethren, and s. themselves 
 37 . they s. the house of the Lord in 8 days 
 
 19 . all the vessels have we prepared and s. 
 
 34. till the pther priests had s. themselves 
 
 30. .3. the priests had not s', themselves sufficiently 
 8._ enter into his sanctu. which he hath . 9 . forever 
 15. the Levites were asliamed, and s. themselves 
 
 17 . many in the congregation w'ere not s. 
 
 24. a great number of the priests s. themselves 
 
 31. 18. in their set office they s. tliemselves 
 Heh. .3. 1. they built and s. the sheep gate 
 
 12. 47 . they s. holy things to the Levites, and the 
 Levites s. them to the children of Aaron 
 JohX.b. Job sent and .9. his sons and his daughters 
 Isa. 5. 16. holy God shall be s. in righteousness 
 
 1.3. 3. I have commanded niy s. ones 
 Jer. 1.5. 1 s. thee, and ordained thee a prophet 
 Ezek. 20. 41. I will bej. in you, .36. 23. 
 
 28. 22. when 1 shall be i-. in her 11.‘38.16. shall j. thee 
 
 25. be/, in them in sight of the heathen, 39. 27. 
 
 48.11. it shal l be for the priests that are s. 
 
 Zeph. 1 . f 7 . for the I>ord hath s. his guests 
 John 10 . .36. say ye of him, whom the Fathers. 
 
 17 . 19. that they also might be^. thro’ thy truth 
 Acts 20 . .32. an inheritance among them s. 26. 18. 
 Rom. 15. 16. being s. by the Holy Ghost 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. to them that are . 9 . in Christ .lesus 
 
 6. 11. but now ye are s. in the name of the Lord 
 
 7 . 14. the unbelieving husband is s. wife is s. 
 
 1 Tim. 4 . 5. it is s. b^’ the word of God and prayer 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 21. shall be a vessel s. for the .Master's use 
 Heb. 2. 11. and they who are s. are all of one 
 
 10. 10. by the which will we are s. through Jesus 
 14. he hath perfected for ever them that are . 9 . 
 
 29 . blood of the covenant wherewitli he was s. 
 
 Jude 1. to them that are s. by God the Father 
 SA>,GT1F1ETH. 
 
 Mat. 23. 17 . or the temple that .s'. the gold ? 
 
 19 . greater the gift, or the altar that .9. the. gift.’ 
 Jieb. 2.11. both he that s. and the^’ that are sanctified 
 9.13. it blood of bid Is .9. to the purifying of the flesh 
 .SANCTUARY 
 
 Signifies, A holy or sanctified place, a dxoelling- 
 place of the Most Uigh. They called hy this 
 name that part of the temple of Jerusalem, 
 zchich teas the most secret, and most retired 
 of all the rest, in ivhich was the ark of the cove¬ 
 nant, and wherein none hut the high priest might 
 enter, andjie hut once in a year, which was upon 
 the day of solemn expiation. The same name 
 was also given to the most sacred part of the 
 *abernacle, which was set up in the wilderness, 
 
 and which remained still some time after the 
 building of the temple : each of these were called 
 Sanctuary, cr the Holy of Holies, or the Most 
 Holy Place, Lev. 4. 6. 1 Kings 6. 16. It was a 
 square of twenty cubits, and divided from the holy 
 place by a curtain or veil of rich cloth. .Solomon 
 had embellished the inside of it with palm-trees in 
 relievo, and cherubims of wood lovered with plates 
 of gold ; and in, general, the whole .Sanctuary was 
 adorned, and, as it were, overlaid, with plates of 
 gold. Prom between the cherubims which covered 
 the mercy-seat, God gave answers to his people, 
 when they consulted him about momentous and im¬ 
 portant matters; hence, says the Psalmist, IVie 
 Lord send thee help from the sanctuary, Psal. 20. 
 2. It was a type of Heaven, which is also called 
 by the name (f Sznc.\n-Ary, Psal. 102. 19. For he 
 hath looked (io\9n from the height of his .Sanc¬ 
 tuary ; from heaven did the Lord'behold the earth. 
 Sometimes the word Sanctuary is used in general 
 for the temple, taking its denomination from its 
 principal part. 2 Chron. 20. 8. 1 hey have built 
 thee a Sanctu'ary therein, for thy name. Some¬ 
 times for the holy place, for the place appointed 
 for the public worship of the Lord. PsaL 73. 17. 
 Until I w-ent into the Sanctuary of God. It is 
 taken likewise for the holy land, the land of Ca¬ 
 naan. Exod. 15. 17 . Thou shalt bring them in, 
 and plant them in the Sanctuary which thy hands 
 have established. Or, hy Sanctuary here may be 
 understood the temple on mount Moriah, which 
 God wendd certainly cause to be built and estab¬ 
 lished: the past tense being put for the future, 
 to note the certainty of it, according to the style 
 of the prophets. It is said, Psal. 114. 2. .Fiulah 
 is God’s Sanctuary; that is. The children of 
 Israel are the people of God's holiness, as they are 
 called, Isa. 63. 18. or his holy people, sanctified 
 and set apart from all the nations of the world, to 
 be his peculiar people and possession. Lastly, 
 Sanctuary is taken for a refuge, defence, or pro¬ 
 tection, Isa. 8. 34. He shall be your sanctuary. 
 Ezek.lX. 16. 1 will be to them as a little Sanctuary, 
 Exod. 15. 37 . thou shalt plant them in the s. 
 
 25. 8. let tliem make me a s. that 1 may dwell 
 
 30. 1.3. give every one after the shekel of the s. 
 
 24. of cassia 500 shekels after the shekel of the s. 
 36. 1. to work all manner of work for the s. 3. 4. 
 
 6. not make any more work for offering of the s. 
 38. 24. shekels, after the shekel of the s. 25. 26. 
 
 Lev. 5. 15. I 27 . 3, 25. Num. 3. 47, 5u. I 7. 
 
 1.3, 19, 25, 31, 37 . I 18 . 16 . 
 
 27 . of 100 talents were cast the sockets of the s. 
 Lev. 4. 6. sprinkle the blood before the vail of the s. 
 10. 4. carry your brethren from before the s. 
 
 12.4. nor come into the s. till her purifying fulfilled 
 16. 3.3. he shall make an atonement for the holy s. 
 19 .30.ye shall reverence my s'. I am the Lord, 26.2. 
 
 21.12. neither shall he go out of the s. nor profane 
 
 the s. of his God ; I am the Lord 
 jSum. 3. 28. males 8600 , keeping charge of thes. 
 
 38. Aaron and his sons keeping charge of the s. 
 
 4. 12. wherewith they minister in the s. 
 
 15. w hen they have made an end of covering the s. 
 
 7 . 9. the service of . 9 . belonging unto them 
 
 8. 19. when children of Israel come nigh to thes. 
 
 10. 21. lyohathites setfor-ward, bearing the s. 
 
 18. 1. with thee shall bear tlie iniquity of the s. 
 
 .3. they shall not come nigh the vessels of the s. 
 
 5. and ye shall keep the charge of the s. 
 
 19 . 20. because he hath defiled the s. of the Lord 
 Josh. 24. 26. he set up a great stone by thes. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 29. to oversee the instruments of the s. 
 
 22. 19. arise, and build ye the s. of the Lord 
 24. 5. divided by lot, for the governors of the s. 
 
 28.10. hath chosen to build an house for the s. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 8. they have built tliee a . 9 . therein 
 
 26. 18. go out of the ,9. for tliou hast trespassed 
 
 29. 21. for a sin ofiering for the s. and .ludah 
 
 30. 8. but yield yourselves to Lord, enter into his f. 
 
 19 . according to the purification of the s. 
 
 .36. 17, the king of Babylon slew men in the s. 
 
 Neh. 10. 39 . where are the vessels of the s. 
 
 Psal. 20. 2. the Lord send thee help from the s. 
 
 28. t 2. towards the oracle of thy holy s. 
 
 29 . '1 2. worship the Lord in his glorious s. 
 
 6.3. 2. to see thee, as 1 have seen thee in the s. 
 
 68. 24. they have seen thy goings in the s. 
 
 73 . 37 . fill 1 went into the s. of God, I understood 
 
 74 . 3. all that the enemy hath done wickedly in s. 
 
 7 . they have cast fire into thy s. they have defiled 
 
 77 . 13. thy way, O God, is in the s. who so great 
 
 78. 54. he brouaht them to the border of his s. 
 
 69 . and he built his.v. like high palaces 
 
 96.6. strength and beauty are in his .9. 
 
 102. 19 . he hath looked fiom the height of liis j. 
 
 114. 2. .ludah was his s. Israel his dominion 
 1.34. 2. lift up your hands in the s. bless the Lord 
 15'J. 1. praise the Lord, praise God in his . 9 . 
 
 Isa. 8. 14. the Lord of hosts, he shall be tor a s. 
 
 16.12. that he shall come to his s. to pray 
 43. 28. 1 have profaned the princes of the s. 
 
 6i>. 1.3. to beautify the place of my s. 
 
 63. 18. our adversaries have trodden down thy .9. 
 Jer. 17 .12. from the beginning is the place of our f. 
 Lam. 1. 10. hath seen the heathen entered into her j. 
 2. 7 . the Lord hath alihorred his s. 
 
 20. shall the priest and prophet be slain in the s. ? 
 4. 1. stones ot the .9. are poured out in the street 
 
 Ezek. 5. 11 . because thou hast defiled my j. 
 
 11. 16. yet will 1 be to them as a little s. 
 
 23. .38. they defiled my s. in the same day 
 
 , 39 . they came the same day into niy a. to profane it 
 42.20. Ivetweenthe a. and the profane place 
 44^ 5. with every going forth of the s. 
 
 27 . and in the day that he goeth into the s. 
 
 45. 3. in it sliall be the s. and most holy place 
 
 47 .12. because their waters they issued out of the s. 
 48. 8. the s. shall be in the midst of it, 10, 21. 
 
 Van. 8. 11. and the place of his s. was cast down 
 
 13. to give the s. to be trodden under foot 
 
 14. he said to me, then shall the a. be cleansed 
 
 Dan. 9. 17. and cause thy face to shine upon thy 
 26. the people shall destroy the city and the s. 
 11. 31. they sJiali pollute the s. of strength 
 Amos 7 . t 13. bethel is the kina’s s. and court 
 Zeph. 3. 4. her priests have polluted the . 9 . 
 
 Ileb. 8. 2. aministerof thcA. and the true tabernacle 
 
 9. 1. verily the first covenant had a worldly s. 
 
 2. there was a tabernacle, which is called tlie s. 
 
 13. 11. whose blood is brouaht into tlie s. 
 SANCTUAklE.S. 
 
 Lev. 21.23. shalt not go in, that he profane not my s. 
 26. 31. and 1 will bring your a. to desolation 
 Jer. 51.51. strangers are come into a. of 1 ord’s house 
 Ezek. 28. 18. hast ilefiled thy a. by thine iniquities 
 Amos 7. 9 . the s. of Israel shall be laid waste 
 SAND. 
 
 A similitude taken from the sand of the sea, is 
 often made wse of, to express a very great multi¬ 
 tude, or a very great weight, or something very 
 grievous and intolerable. God promises Abra¬ 
 ham and Jacob, to multiply their posterity as 
 the stars of heaven, and as the sand of the sea, 
 Gen. 22. 17 . I 32. 12. Job compares the weight 
 of his afflictions and troubles to that of the sand 
 of the sea. Job 6. 3. Oh that my grief were 
 weighed, for now it would be heavier than the 
 sand of the sea. And Solomon says, that the 
 sand and gravel are very heavy things, yet the 
 anger of a tool is much heavier, P'rov. 27. 3. 
 A fool’s anger is more insupportable, more in¬ 
 tolerable, as being without cause, without mea¬ 
 sure, without end. Sand is likewise of a slippery 
 nature ; hence it is said, that a house built upon 
 it cannot stand. Mat. 7- 26. 
 
 The prophet Jeremiah magnifies the omnipotence 
 of God, who has fixed the sand of the shore for the 
 boundaries of the sea, and has said to it. Hitherto 
 thou shalt come, and here thou shalt break thy 
 foaming waves,and shalt pass no further,T£r. 5.22. 
 Gen. 22. 17. multiply thy seed as the a. 32. 12. 
 
 41. 49 . Joseph gathered corn as the a. of the sea 
 Exod. 2. 12. he slew and hid the Egyptian in the s. 
 Deut. 3.3. 19 . they shall suck of treasures hid in s. 
 Josh. 11. 4. there went out much people as the s. 
 Judg. 7 . 12. their camels were as the a. by the sea 
 
 1 liam. 13. 5. the Philist. gathered to fight as the s. 
 
 2 Earn. 17 . 11. that all Israel be gathered as the a. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 20. Judah and Israel are many, as the s. 
 
 29. God gave Solomon largeness of heart as the a. 
 Job 6. 3. for now it would be heavier than the a. 
 29 . 18. and 1 shall multiply my days as the a. 
 Psal. 78. 27 . and feathered fowls like as the a. 
 
 1.39. 18. they are more in number than the a. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 3. a stone is heavy, and the a. weighty 
 Isa. 10. 22. tho’ thy people Isr. be as a. of the 
 48. 19 . thy seed also had been as a. and offspring 
 Jer.5.22. which placed the a. for the bound of the sea 
 
 15. 8. that w'idows are increased to me above the a. 
 .33. 22. as the . 9 . of the sea, cannot be measured 
 Hos. 1.10. Israel shall be as a. of sea, Rom. 9. 27. 
 Ilab. 1. 9 . they shall gather the captivity as th.e .9. 
 Mat. 7 . 26. a foolish man who built his house on a. 
 Ileb. 11. 12. there sprang of one so many as the s. 
 Rev. 13. 1. I stood upon the a. of the sea and saw 
 
 20. 8. the number of w horn is as the a. of tlie sea 
 SANDALS 
 
 At first were only soles tied to the feet with strings 
 or thongs; afterwards they were covered j and at 
 last they called even shoes sandals. 
 
 Mark 6. 9. but be shod with a. put not on two coats 
 Acts 12. 8. angel said, gird thyself, and bind tby a. 
 •SANG. 
 
 Exod. 15.1. then a. Moses and Israel this song 
 Num. 21 . 17 . Israel a. this song, spring, O well 
 Ju g. 5. 1 . then a. Deborah and Barak, saying 
 
 1 Sam. 29 . 5. is not this David of whom they A. ? 
 
 2 Chr. 29 . 28. the singers a. the trumpeters sounded 
 j30. A. praises with gladness, and bowed their beads 
 
 Neh. 12. 42. the singers a. aloud, with Jezrahiah 
 Job .38. 7 . w hen the morning stars a. together 
 Psal. 106. 12. they believed his words, a. his praise 
 Acts 16. 25. Paul and Silas a. praises to God 
 .SANK. 
 
 Exod. 15. 5. they s. into the bottom as a stone 
 
 10. they A. as lead in the mighty waters 
 
 SAP. 
 
 Psal. 104. 16. the trees of the Lord are full of a. 
 SAPPHIRE, 
 
 Is a precious stone, second only to the diamond in 
 lustre, hardness, and price : there is frequent 
 mention made of it in Scripture: .lob .90^.5, there 
 are places whose stones are sapphires, Job 28. 6. 
 that is, that sapphires, and other precious stones, 
 are very common in some countries; they are 
 mixed with the stones, and ait out of them and 
 polished. Pliny says, that the best came ait of 
 INIedia; perhaps, out of the country of the .‘^a- 
 pires, or from mount Sephar, maitioned by 
 Moses, Gen. 10. .30. The oriental sapphire is 
 of a blue sky-colour, or a fine azure; whence it 
 IS, that the prophets describe the throne of God, 
 as it were of the colour of a sapphire ; that is, 
 of a celestial blue, or azure, E.\od. 24. 10. 
 
 Exod. 24. 10. as it were a paved work of a. stone 
 
 28. 18. the second row a s. a diamond, .39. 11. 
 
 Job 28. 16. wisdom cannot be valited with ony.\ or a. 
 Lam. 4. 7 . her Nazarites, their polishing was of a. 
 Ezek. 1.26. liken'essof a throne, as appearance of a. 
 10. 1. there appeared over them as it were a . 9 . 
 
 28.13. the A. and the emerald were thy’ covering 
 Rev. 21. 19 . the second foundation of the wall w asA. 
 SAPPHIRES. 
 
 Job 28^6. the stones of it are the place of a. 
 
 Cant. 5.14. his belly as bright ivory, overlaid with a. 
 Isa. 51. 11. 1 will lay thy foundations with a. 
 SAHDIN E. 
 
 Rev. 4. 3. he was to look upon like a a. stone 
 SARDIUS, 
 
 Or Ruby’, in Hebrew, Odem : A gem found abotit 
 Sardis, of a bloody colour; some translate it .by 
 ruby, or by pyropus. It was the first in Aaron's 
 breast-plate. 
 
SAT 
 
 SAT 
 
 SAY 
 
 £Tod.Q8. 17 . the first row shall be at. '?9.10. 
 
 JBzek. 28. l.>. the x. and diamond were thy covering 
 liev. 21. 20. the sixth foundation of the wall wasa^-. 
 SARDONYX, 
 
 As if it were a Sardius united to an Onyx, ax par¬ 
 taking of both their colours. The On^ x is a pre¬ 
 cious stone, commonly called Cornelian. The 
 basis of the Cornelian is white, as the nail grow¬ 
 ing under the flesn. The Hebrew Sliohem 
 has been translated by Sardonychus Lapis, which 
 rather signifies an Emerald. 
 
 Rev. 21.20. fifth foundation of wall of city was a s. 
 SAL. 
 
 Gen. 31. 34. Rach. had taken and x. upon the images 
 
 38.14. Tamar covered with avail, .r. in open place 
 Rxod. 12. 29 . first-born of Pharaoh that x. on throne 
 16. 3. when we s. by the flesh-pots, and did eat 
 
 18.13. on tlie morrow Moses to judge the people 
 Judg. 20. 26. tliey wept and x. before the Loi'd 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 9. how Eli .v. on a seat by post of temple 
 
 4. 13. Eli s. on a seat by tlie wayside, watching 
 
 1 Kingsia. 11. as soon as he.?, on his throne, he slew 
 
 21. 13. the children of Belial j-. before Naboth 
 
 22. 10. the two kings .f. each on his throne 
 
 2 Kings 6. .32. but Elishas, in hisliouse, and elders 
 
 s. with him, and the king sent a messenger 
 1 Chron. 17 .1. as David s. in his house, he sai<l 
 16 . David s. before the Ed. and said, who am I i 
 Neh. 8. 17 . they made booths, and s. under tliem 
 Job 29 . 25. 1 chose out their way, and s. chief 
 Psal. 26. 4. I have not s. witli vain persons 
 Jer. 3. 2. in the ways hast thou s. for them 
 15. 17 .1 s. not in tiie assembly of the mockers, nor 
 rejoiced, I s. alone because of thy hand 
 36. 22. now the king s. in the winter-house 
 Ezek. 3.15. I s. where they s. and remained there 
 8. 1. as 1 s. in my house, the elders s. before me 
 14. behold, there s. women w’eeping for Tammuz 
 20. 1. the elders came to inquire of the Ld. and s. 
 Ean. 2. 49 . but Daniel s. in the gate of the king 
 Mat. 4. 16. people who s. in darkness saw great 
 light; to them that s. in shadow of death 
 light is S|)rung up 
 
 14. 9. for them whi, h s. with him, Mark 6. 26. 
 
 26. 55.1 S'..daily with you teaching in the temple 
 58. Peter s. with the servants to see the end 
 Mark 10. 46. blind Bartimeiis s. by the wayside 
 begging, Luke 18. .35. John 9. 8. 
 16 .19. and he x. on the right hand of Cod 
 Luke 7 .15. he that was dead s. up, an.d beg. to speak 
 10.39. Mary s. at.lesus’ feet, and heard his words 
 19. 30. a colt whereon never man s. Mark 11. 2. 
 John 4.6. .lesus wearied, s. thus on the well 
 xKts 2. .3. cloven tongues s. upon each of them 
 .3. 10. he who s. foi' alms at the beautiful gate 
 Rev. 4. 3. he that s. on the throne was like a Jasper 
 14. 14. on the cloud one .?. like the .Son of man 
 19. 11. he that i. upon him was called E'aitbful 
 19 . to make war against him that s. on the horse 
 SAL down. 
 
 Exod. 32.6. the people .y. down to eat and to drink 
 JJeut. 3.3. 3. and they s. down at thy feet 
 Ezra 9. 3. plucked off hair, and x. down astonied 
 
 10. 16 . they f. to examine the matter 
 Keh. 1. 4. I X. down and mourned certain days 
 Esth. 3. 15. the king and Hainan s. doicn to drink 
 Job 2. 8. Job s. down among the ashes 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 1. there we .?. down, yea, we wept 
 Cant. 2. .3. I s. down under his shadow with delight 
 Mat. 9.10. many sinners came and .y. down with him 
 ;26. 20. he s. do-wn with th.e twelve, L.uke 22.14. 
 Luke 4.20. gave book to the minister, and ,v. down 
 
 5. .3. s. down and taught the people out of the ship 
 John 8. 2. people came, he s. down and taught them 
 Acts 13. 14. they went into the synag. and s. down 
 
 16.13. we s. down and spake to the women 
 
 Eeb. 1. 3. s. down on the right hand of God, 10.12. 
 SATAN, 
 
 Or Sathan, or Sathanas: this is a mere Hebrew 
 word, and signifies an adveisary, an enem 3 ’, an 
 accuser. Satan, in Hcripture, is sometimes taken 
 in the sense of an adversary ; for example, Christ 
 says to Petei’, Get thee behind me, Satan, thou 
 art an offence unto me. Mat. 16. 2.3. That is. 
 Begone, O mine adversary, thou that withstaiidest 
 what 1 most desire, and what I came into the world 
 about, namely, to lay down my life for the elect; 
 in that thou disxuadest me from this, thou art an 
 enemy to the redemption and salvation of mankind, 
 which u a work fit forrione but a devil. But most 
 commonly Satan is takenfor the Devil. Mat. 12. 
 26. If .“^atan cast out Satan, he is divided against 
 liimself. Rev. 20.2. He laid hold on the dragon, 
 that old serpent, which is the Devil and Satan, 
 and bound him a thousand years. He is said to 
 stand at Joshua’s riiht hand, and to accuse him 
 and the Jews before God, and to oppose them in 
 building the temple, Zech. 3.1. 
 
 The kingdom of Satan, Mat. 12. 26. Our Saviour 
 represents .Satan as a monarch, who has other sub¬ 
 ordinate devils obedient to him. Beelzebub is, 
 ax It were, their king, Beelzebub, says he, 
 cast out devils, his kingdom is divided against it¬ 
 self, he labours for his own rum, which is by no 
 means credible ; it is therefore false, that 1 drive 
 mt devils in the name of Beelzebub. The apostle 
 Paul declares in Acts 26. 18. that all those who 
 believe not in Chiist are under the empire and 
 power of Satan. 
 
 The synagogue of Satan, of which the evangelist 
 John makes mention. Rev. 2. 9. are probably the 
 wibeheving Jews, the false zealots for the law of 
 JNloses, 7oho at the beginning were the most eager 
 persecutors of the Christians. They were very nu¬ 
 merous at Smyrna, to the angel of which church 
 6V. John speaks in this passage. 
 
 Tlie depths ot .Satan. St. .Tohn, writing to the 
 Christians of the church e/Thyatira, says to them. 
 You know not the depths of Satan ; w'hich have 
 not known the depths of Sathan, t<x SaOea th 
 ^arai/s. Rev. 2.24. That is, the mysteries of the 
 iS icolaitaus, arid of the Siinonians, who concealed 
 
 their errors under a mysterious abstruseness : they 
 spoke of certain intelligences that had created the 
 world, and that were in opposition to the Creator. 
 They taught a profound knotvledge concerning the 
 nature of the angels, and their different degrees, 
 'They had secret books written in an abstruse and 
 my.sterious manner; and these are called the 
 depths of Satan. 
 
 When Christ sent forth his disciples to preach in 
 the cities and villages of .1 udea, they returned 
 back with great joy, and told him, saying. Lord, 
 even the devils are subject to us through thy 
 name. Jesus tells them, I beheld Satan as 
 lightning fall from heaven, Luke 10. 17 , 18. 
 Tie seems to allude to that passage of Isaiah ; 
 How art thou fallen from heaven, () l.ucifer, 
 son of the morning! Isa. 14. 12. By which he 
 insinuated, that the kingdom of the devil was 
 coming to a period; that Satan should soon lose 
 his power and dominion in the world, by the 
 preaching and miracles of the apostles. And in 
 J.uke 22. .31. he says, .Simon, Simon, behold, 
 Satan hath desired to have you, that he may 
 sitt you as wheat; but 1 have prayed for thee 
 that thy faith fail not; shewing thereby what vain 
 efforts the devil would make to destroy the infant 
 church. 
 
 By collecting the passages where Satan or the 
 Devil is mention^, it may be observed: that he 
 fell from heaven, with all his comjyany; that 
 God cast him do,vn from thence for the punish¬ 
 ment of his pride ; that by his envy and malice, 
 sin, death, and all other evils, came into the 
 world; that by the permission of God he exer¬ 
 cises a .wrt of government in the world over his 
 subordinates, over apostate angels like himself: 
 that God makes use of him to prove good men, 
 and chastise bad ones ; that he is a lying .spirit 
 in the mouth of false prophets, seducers, and he¬ 
 retics ; that It is he, or some of his, that tor¬ 
 ment or possess men, that inspire them with evil 
 designs, as he did David when he .suggested to 
 him to number his people, and to .ludas to betray 
 his Lord and Master, and to Ananias and Sap- 
 phira, to conceal the price of their field. 'That 
 he roves full of rage, like a roaring lion, to temjit, 
 to betray, to destroy us, gnd to involve us in guilt 
 and wickedness. 'That his power and malice are 
 restrained within certain limits, and controlled 
 by the will of God. In a word, that he is an 
 enemy to God and man, and uses his utmost en¬ 
 deavours to rob God of his glory, and men of their 
 souls. See Devil. 
 
 1 Chron. 2). 1. s. provoked David to number Israel 
 Job 1. 6. and .y. came also among them, 2. 1. 
 
 12. s. went out from the presence of the Lord 
 Psal. 109 . 6 . and let s. stand at his right hand 
 Zech. 3. 1. .y. standing at his right hand to resist him 
 
 2. the Lord said to .y. the Lord rebuke thee, O s. 
 Mat. 4.10. .lesus saith to him, get ihee hence, s. 
 
 12. 26. if .y. cast out .f. Mark .3. 23, 26. Luke IE 18. 
 
 16.2.3. get thee behind me, .V. TlJarX-8. .3.3. Luke 4. 
 Mark 4. 15. .y. cometh and taketh away the word 
 Luke 10.18.1 beheld s. as lightning fall from heaven 
 
 1.3. 16. whom s. hath bound these eigditeen years 
 22. .3. then entered s. into ,) udas Iscariot, of twelve 
 
 .31. Simon, Simon, hath desired to have you 
 John 1.3. 27 . and after the sop, s. entered into him 
 Acts 5. .3. why hath s. filled thine heart to lie t 
 26.18. to tui n them from the power of to God 
 Rom. 16. 20. tiod shall bruise .y. under your feet 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 5. to deliver such an one to .y. that spirit 
 7 . 5. that .y. tempt you not for your incontinency 
 
 2 Cor. 2.11. lest .y. should get an advantage of us 
 
 11. 14. .y. himself is transformed into aneel of light 
 12 . 7 . was given me the messen.ger of .y. to buffet me 
 
 1 'Thess. 2.18. we would have come, but.v. hind, us 
 
 2 'Thess. 2. 9. whose coming is after the working of s. 
 
 1 'Tirri. 1. 20. whom 1 have delivered unto s. 
 
 5. l5. for some are already turned aside after s. 
 Rev. 2. 9. are not Jews, but the synagogue of j. 
 
 I. 3. where Satan’s seat is, where j. dwelleth 
 24. and who have not known the depths of j. 
 
 3. 9. 1 will make them of the synagogue off. 
 
 12. 9. the great dragon was cast out, called s. 
 
 20. 2. lie laid hold on tlie dragon, wliich is s. 
 
 7 . s. shall be loosed out of his iirison 
 .SAITAI'E. 
 
 Jer. .31. 14. T wdll s. soul of the priests with fatness 
 46. 10. the sword shall be s. with their blood 
 SATIATED. 
 
 Jer. .31. 25. I have s. the weary soul, and replenished 
 SATlSEACriON. 
 
 Num. 35.31. shall take no .y. for life of a murderer 
 32. shall take no s. for him that is fled for refuge 
 SATISFY. 
 
 Job .38. 27 . to .y. the desolate and waste ground 
 Psal. 90. 14. O s. us early with fhy mercy 
 91 . 16 . with long life will' I s. him, and shew salvat. 
 132. 15. I will s. her poor with bread 
 Prov. 5 . }9. let her breasts .y. thee at all times 
 
 6. .30. if he steal to .y. his soul when he is hungry 
 Isa. 58.10. if thou f. the afflicted soul, then thy light 
 
 II . T.ord shall guide and f. thy soul in drought 
 Ezek. 7 .19. they shall not s. their souls, nor fill 
 Mark '6.4. whence can a man s. these with bread 
 
 SA TISEIED. 
 
 Exod. 15. 9. my lust shall be .y. upon them 
 
 l.ev. 26. 26. and ye shall eat and not he s. 
 
 Lent. 14.29. the fatherles.s shall eat and be s. 
 
 .33.2.3. 0 .Naphtali, .y. with favour, and full 
 Job 19 . 22 . and why are ye not ,y. with my flesh 
 27 . 14. his offsiiring shall not be .y. with bread 
 .31.31. oh that we had of hi.s flesh ! w’e cannot he s. 
 Psal. 17 . 15. 1 shall be.v. when awake wdth thv liken. 
 22.26. the meek shall eat and be f. they shall praise 
 .36. 8. they shall be s. with the fatness of thy house 
 . 37 .19. in the days of famine they shall be f. 
 
 59 .15. and let them grudge if they be not f. 
 
 63. 5. m 3 ' soul shall be .y. as with mar. and fatness 
 65. 4. we shall be s. with the goodnessof thy house 
 
 81.16. with honey out of rock should 1 lny\ ef. thee 
 
 Ps. 104.13. the earth is s. with the fruit of thy works 
 105. 40. he s. them with the bread of heaven 
 Prov. 12. 11, he thatfilleth his land shall bey. 
 
 14. a man be y. with good by the fruit of his mouth 
 
 14. 14. and a good man shall bey. from himself 
 
 18. 20. a man's belly be s. with fruit of his mouth 
 
 19. 23. and he that hath it shall abitie s. 
 
 20. 13. open thine eyes, and thou shalt be s.- 
 .30. 15. there are three things thatai e never s. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 8. the eye is not.y. with seeing, nor the ear 
 
 4. 8. neither is his eye s. with riches 
 
 5. 10. thatloveth silver, shall not he y. with silver 
 Isa. 9. 20. shall eat and not be y. Mic. 6. 14. 
 
 44. 16. he roasteth roast and is.y. he warms himself 
 
 5 . 3 . 11. he shall see of travail of his soul, and be y. 
 66. 11. be y. with the breasts of her consolations 
 Jer. .31. 14. my people shall be y. with goodness 
 50.10. all that spoil Chaldeashall bey. saith Ford 
 19 . and his soul shall be y. on mount Ephraim 
 Ijam. 5. 6. have given the hand to Egyptians to be s. 
 Ezek. 16 . 28. and yet thou couldest'niit be y. 29. 
 Amns4. 8. wandered to drink water, but were noty. 
 Tlab. 2. 5. he is as death, and cannot be y. 
 .SATISFIE.S'J'. 
 
 Psal.145. 16 . and thou y. the desire of every thing 
 SATISFIETH. 
 
 Psal. 10.3. 5. who y. thy mouth with goofi things 
 107.9. for he y. the longing soul, and filleth hungry 
 Isa. 55. 2. and your labour for that which y. not 
 .SAJI.SPYING. 
 
 Prov.l^. 25. the righteous eateth toy. of his sou) 
 Col. 2. 23. not in any honour to the y. of the flesh 
 SAT'IEST. 
 
 Psal. 9. 4. thou y. in the throne Judging right 
 Ezek. 23. 41. thou y. upon a stately bed and a table 
 SAT YU, 
 
 Isa. 34.14. and the y. shall cry to his fellow 
 SA I YRS, 
 
 Isa. 13.21. owls shall dwell there, and y. dance there 
 SAVE 
 
 Signifies, 1. 'To deliver from temporal dangers, and 
 protect and defend any one in them. Mat. 14. 30. 
 Peter cried, saying. Lord, save me. 
 
 2. 'To deliver from the guilt, to free from the power 
 and poUution, of sin. Mat. 1. 21. For he shall 
 save his people from their sins. 'Thus only Christ 
 saves his people : they are justified by the imputa¬ 
 tion of his righteousness : and by the operation of 
 his Spirit they are sanctified, the power and do¬ 
 minion of sin are subdued and weakened, and at 
 last sin is utterly destroyed. 
 
 3. 'To obtain eternal life. Mat. 10. 22. But he that 
 enelui eth to the end shall be saved. 
 
 Salvation is attributed, 
 
 1. 'To God, Jer. I 7 . 14, Save me, O T.ord, and I 
 shall be saved. Clod is often called by the name 
 of Saviour, 2 Sam. 22. 3. The Lord is my re¬ 
 fuge and my Saviour, JIos. 13. *4. I here is no 
 Saviour besides me, Isa. 45. 15. Verily thou art 
 a God that hidest thyself, G God of Israel, the 
 .Saviour, (forf fy r/ie ^aviour o/saviom s, and the 
 God of gods: without him there is neither salva¬ 
 tion, nor deliverance, xuir succour to be hoped for. 
 It is he that raises up Saviours to his people. 
 He raised them up a Saviour in the per.son of 
 Othniel, the son of Kenez, against the king of 
 Mesopotamia, who oppressed them, Judg. .3. 9. 
 He ruled themup another in Ehud sonof Gorah, 
 against Eglon, king of the Moabites, Judg. 3. 
 
 15. And Obadiah promises, that the I.ord will 
 send Saviours upon the mountain of Zion, to 
 Judge the mountain of F.sau, Ghad.‘i\. 
 
 2. 'To Christ. 'The name .Saviour is appropriated 
 to the Messiah, who was prefigured by ail those to 
 whom the scriptures of the Old 'Testament give the 
 name of .Saviour, as Joshua, the judue of Israel, 
 the kings, David, .Solomon, Josiah, and the great 
 men raised up in an extraordinary manner to de¬ 
 liver the people of God. 'The prophets had mark¬ 
 ed out Christ under the name of Saviour, Isa. 
 19. 20. 1 he Lord shall send them a Saviour, 
 and a great One, and he shall deliver them. 
 And the apo.stles and sacred writers of the Kew 
 'Testampit generally give to Christ the name 
 oj Saviour by way of eminence. When the 
 angel proclaimed his birth, he said that he should 
 be called .lesus, that is, a .Saviour, for he shall 
 save his people from their sins, Mat. 1. 21. And 
 in John 4. 42. he is called the .Saviour of the 
 world. .See Acts 13. 23. Phil..3. 20, 
 
 This name is properly given to Christ. He saves his 
 people from sin, Jrom hell, and destruction: he 
 hath not only merited salvation for them by his 
 death ; but he applies the purchased n demption by 
 shedding abroad the Holy Ghost into their hearts, 
 and by maintaining and constantly preserving the 
 graces that are implanted in them, as the natural 
 head doth distil and derive sense, motion, and hfe, 
 into the natural body. He is a Saviour by merit, 
 and a Saviour by ejficacy : Hence he is said to be 
 the Author of eternal salvation to all them that 
 obey hitn, Heh. 5. 9. And to have obtained eter¬ 
 nal redemption for us, Heh. 9-. 12. 
 
 3. Salvation is attributed to faithj to the-word of 
 God, to baptism, and to men: '1 hcse are only in¬ 
 struments and means which God inakes use of 
 either for beginning or furthering this work , I uke 
 
 7 . 50. .lesus .said to the woman, thy faith hath 
 saved thee, go in (leace. Jam. 1.21. lieceive with 
 meekness the ini.’rafted word, which is able to 
 save your souls. 1 Pet. .3. 21. 1 he like figure 
 whereunto, even baptism, doth also now save us. 
 Rom. 11. 14. If by any means 1 may provoke 
 to emulation tliwn which are my flesh, and 
 might save, that is, be an instrument of saving, 
 some of them, rind in 1 Cor. 7. H'- ’'or what 
 knowest thou, O wife, whether thou shalt save 
 thy liusband.' or how knowest thou, O man, 
 whether thou shalt save, thy wite' 'J'he word 
 directs and points out where salvation may be had ; 
 faith is the hand or instrument that receives 
 Christ the author of salvation i baptism/leaiweya^ 
 
 415 
 
S A V 
 
 S A V 
 
 S A V 
 
 effectual means of salvation, not from any virtue 
 itiat is in the outuard administi attcn vj it, hut 
 only by the blessing (/Clirisr, and the uorkiny oj 
 his spirit in them that receive it, inclining and 
 enabling them to believe and heartily to acquiesce 
 in the covenant, uhicli thiy make zctthOod at bap¬ 
 tism, -chereof it is the seal. Good men likewise, 
 by their admonitions and good example, are made 
 instnimental in converting others to the Jaitli, 
 •lam. 5. CO. 
 
 lu Eph. C. 5, 8. it is said. By ?race ye are saved. 
 [1] Jn respect of God's eternal purpose, looking to 
 nothing in the creature, but decreeing and purpos¬ 
 ing all benefits to them out of his free love and 
 favour. [C] Because all the parts of this salvation 
 are from this grace : as. Conversion. Gal. 1. 15. 
 V hen it pleased (lod, \\ ho separated rnc tioin 
 mv niothei’s womb, and called me by his grace. 
 Justification. Tit. .3. 7- 1 hat being jnstitied by 
 his grace, we should be made heirs, according to 
 the hope ot eteinal life. Jill our qualifications 
 and endowments, yea, and alt the good we do, are 
 of grace. 1 Cot. 15.10. Ey the grace of God 1 am 
 what 1 am. The outward means of salvation are 
 of grace. Rom. 10. 15. How shall they preach, 
 except they be sent t Eph. 4. 8. He gave gifts 
 unto men. The price of our redemption was Jrse- 
 ly paid. John 10. 17 , 18. J heretore doth my 
 Father love me, because I lay down my life, 
 that I might take it again. JSo man taketh it 
 from me, but i lay it down of myself. The 
 kingdom of heaven is freely prepared for us. John 
 
 14. C. I go to prepare a place for you. And 
 eternal life is freely bestoued. Rom.Q. C3. hut 
 the gift of God is eternal life, through Jesus 
 Christ our Lord. 
 
 Gen. 45. 7. God sent me before yon to j. your lives 
 Veut. 20. 4. the Lord goeth with you to yon 
 
 22. 27. she cried, and there was none to s. her 
 £8. Cy. shall be spoiled, and no man shall s. thee 
 
 Judg. 6. 14. go in this thy niight, thoushalt^. Israel 
 
 15. O my Lord, wherewith sliall 1 s. Israel ' 
 
 .31. will ye plead for Raal f will ye j. him ? 
 
 36. if thou wilt j. Israel by mine hand, as hast said 
 
 37. then shall I know that thou wilt s. Israel 
 
 7. 7. by the .300 men that lapped will I s. you 
 
 1 Aam. 9. 16. anoint him, that he may s. my people 
 
 10. 24. the people shouted and said, God the king 
 2 ilam. 16. 16. 2 Kings 11. 12. 2 Citron. 23. 11. 
 
 14. 6. there is no restraint, to^. by many, or by few 
 19.11. it thou s. not thyself this night,shall be slain 
 
 23. 2. the Lord said to Lavid, go and .v. Keilah 
 
 £ Sam. 3. 18. by the han<l of David 1 will j. Israel 
 22. 28. the afflicted peoplethon wilt f. Rsal. 18. 27. 
 42. but there was none to s. them, Psal. 18. 41. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 12. that thou mayest .v. thine own life 
 25. behold, thej- say, God s. king Adonijah 
 
 34. blow trumpet, say, God i'. king .Solomon, 39. 
 20. 31. go to king, pera{lventure he. will .f. thy life 
 
 2 Kings 19. 34. for 1 wi'l defend this city to s. it, for 
 my own sake and servant David's sake, Isa.of .35. 
 
 Nell. 6. 11. would go into the temple to s. his life 
 Job 2. 6. behold, he is in thine hand, but s. his life 
 20. 20. he shall not^. of that which he desired 
 22. 29. and he shall s. the humble person 
 40. 14. that thine own right hand can s. thee 
 Psal. 12. t 1. s. Lord, for the godly uian ceasefh 
 20. 9. s. Lord, let the king hear us when we call 
 28. 9. s. thy people, feed them also, Jer. 31. 7- 
 . 37 . 40. he shall s. them, because they trust in him 
 
 44. 3. neither did their own arm s. them 
 
 60 . 5. s. with thy right hand, and hear me, 108. 6. 
 6y. 35. for God will s. Zion, anti will build Judah 
 72 . 4. he shall the children of the needy 
 
 13. and he shall s. the souls of the needy 
 76. 9. when God arose to s. the meek of the earth 
 86. 2. O my God, .f. thy servant that trusteth in thee 
 
 16 . and s. the son of thine handtnaid 
 
 109 . 31. s. him from those that condemn his soul 
 118. 25. f. 1 beseech thee, O T.ord, send prosperity 
 145. 19. he also will hear their cry, and s. them 
 Prov. 20. 22. wait on the Lord, and he shall f. thee 
 Jsa. 35. 4. behold, your God will come and s. you 
 
 45. 20. and pray unto a god that cannot s. 
 
 46. 7 . lie cannot answer, nor s. him out of trouble 
 
 47 . 13. let now the astrologers stand up and .f. thee 
 
 15. they shall wander, none shall s. thee 
 
 49 . 25. thus saith the l.oni, 1 will s. thy children 
 59.1. Lord's hand is not shortened, that it cannot f. 
 63. 1. 1 that speak in rigliteousness, mighty to s. 
 Jer. 2. 28. let tliem arise, if they can i-. thee 
 
 11. 12. but they shall not s. them at all in trouble 
 
 14. 9. shouldest be as a mighty man that cannot. 9 . 
 
 15. 20. for I am with thee to s. thee, and to deliver 
 
 thee, saith the Loni, 30. 11 . | 42. 11. | 46. 27 . 
 .30. 10. O Isr. 1 wilD. thee from afar, and thy seed 
 
 48. 6. dee, s. your liv'es, be like the heath in wilder. 
 Ezek. 3. 18. to warn the wicked, to .c. his life 
 
 13. t 22. should not return, that I should his life 
 34. 22. therefore will I s. my dock, and will judge 
 .36. 29 . I will s. you |! 37 . 23. 1 will s. them 
 J/os. 1. 7 . but I will s. them by the l.ord their God, 
 and will not them by bow nor by sword 
 1.3.10. where is there any other that may s. thee i 
 Hab. 1.2. crj’to thee of violence, and thou wilt notf. 
 Zeph. 3. 17 . he will s. he will rejoice over thee 
 
 19 . 1 will s. her that halteth, and gather her 
 Zech. 8.7. I will s. my people from the east country 
 9 16 . the Lord their God shall .v. them in the day 
 10. 6. and I will s. the house of Joseph 
 
 12. 7- the Lord also shall .9. the tents of Judah first 
 Jl'lat. 1.21. Jesus, shall s. his people tfom theirsins 
 
 16 . 25. fcir whosoever w’ill s. his life shall lose if, 
 
 Mark 8. 35. Luke 9- 24. I 17- 33. 
 
 18. 11. for the Son of man is come to .9. that 
 which was lest, l.uke 19. 10. 
 27 .40. saying, thou that destroyest the temple, and 
 buildest it in three davs, s. thyself, Mark 1.5. .30. 
 42. saved others, himself he cannot .v. Mark 15. 31. 
 
 49 . let us see whether Elias will come to .9. him 
 Mark 3. 4. is it lawful to s. life, or to kill Luke 6. 9. 
 LMke9.55. is not come to destr. men’s lives, button. 
 416 
 
 Luke‘13. 35. let him s. himself, if he be Christ 
 . 37 . .9. thyself II . 39 . if Christ, .9. thyself ami us 
 John 12. 47 . 1 came not to judge, but to .9. tlie world 
 Acts 2. 40. s. yourselves from this generation 
 27 . 43. but the centurion, willing to s. Paul 
 Rom. 11.14. if I might . 9 . some of them, 1 Cor. 9. 22. 
 
 I Cor. 1.21. by the foolishness of preach, to. 9 . them 
 
 7 . 16. shall 0 . thy husband, shalt j. thy wife 
 
 1 Jim. 1.15. CJinst came into the world tof.sinners 
 
 4. 16 . in doing this thou shalt. 9 . thyself and them 
 
 Ileb. 5 . 7 . tohim that was able to f. him from death 
 7 . 25. he is able also to . 9 . them to the uttermost 
 Jam. 1. 21. the word, wliich is able to s. your souls 
 
 2. 14. and have not works, can faith s. him 
 
 4. 12. one lawgiver, who is able to . 9 . and to destroy 
 
 5. 15. the prayer of faith shall s. the sick 
 
 20. sliall s. a soul from death, and hide sins 
 
 23. others j. w ith tear, pulling them out of lire 
 See A LIVE. 
 
 S A V hi me. 
 
 2 KingslQ.f. .9. we outof liand of the king of Syria 
 Psal. .3. 7 . arise, O Lord, s. me, O my God 
 
 6. 4.f. me for thy mercies'sake, 31. 16. | 109. 26. 
 
 7 . 1. J. me from all them that persecute me 
 22.21. f. we from the lion's mouth, thou hast heard 
 31.2. be thou for an house of defence to s. me 
 44. 6. not trust in bow, nor shall my sword .'. me 
 
 54. 1. s. me, O God, by thy name, and jiulge me 
 
 55. 16. I will callon God, and the Lord shall i. we 
 57 . 3. he shall send fiom heaven and i. me 
 
 59. 2. deliver me, and j. me from bloody men 
 69. 1. s. me, for waters are come in unto my soul 
 71 . 2. incline thine ear unto me, and s. me 
 
 3. thou hast given commandment to^. me 
 119- 94. s. me, for 1 have sought thy precepts 
 146. I cried unto thee, s. me, and 1 shall keep 
 138. 7 . and thy right hand shall s. me 
 Jsa. .38. 20. the Lord was ready to s. me, we will sing 
 Jer. 17 . 14. O Lord, S', me, and 1 shall be saved 
 Mat. 14. .30. Peter cried, saying, T^rd, s. me 
 John 12. 27 . Eather, s. me from this hour 
 SAVE us. 
 
 Josh. 10. 6. come up to us quickly, and s. us 
 22. 22, if it be in rebellion, s. us not this day 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 3. the ark may .9. us from our eneniies 
 
 7 . 8. cease nottocry to the Lord, thathe will s. us 
 10 . 27 . menof Belial said, how shall this man s. us I 
 11. 3. if there be no man to s. us, we will come 
 
 2 Kings 19. 19. s. thouwsoutof his hand, Isa. 37.20. 
 1 Chron. 16 . .35. s. us,0 Gotl of our salvation 
 
 Ps. 80.2. stir up thy strength, and come and s. us 
 106. 47 . s. us, O Lord our God, and gather us 
 Isa. 25. 9. w'e have waited for him, he will s. us 
 .3.3. 22. the Lord is our king, he w ill s. us 
 Jer. 2. 27 . in their trouble they will say, .9. us 
 Lam. 4. 17 . watched for a nation that could not .9. us 
 Ilos. 14. .3. Asshur shall nots. j«, we will not ride 
 jliflt.S.25. they awoke him, saying, Loid, s. us 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. even baptism, doth also now s. us 
 SAVi', tor Besides. 
 
 Gen. 14. 24. s. what the young men have eaten 
 39 . 6. he knew not aught, s. the bread he did eat 
 Exod. 12. 16 . s. that which every man must eat 
 22. 20. he that sacribeeth to any god, s. to the Lord 
 Num. 14. .30. s. Caleb, 26. 05.1 .32. 12. Deut. 1. 36. 
 I)eut.l5.4. f. when there shall be no pooramongyou 
 Josh. 11. 1.3. Israel burned none, s. llazor only 
 
 19 . that made peace with Israel, the IJivites 
 
 14. 4. they gave no part to the Levites, . 9 . cities 
 Judg. 7.14. is nothing else, the sword of Gideon 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 9. there is none other, .9 that here 
 30. 17 . there escaped none, s. 4ti0 young men 
 
 22, s. to every man his wife and his children 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 3. poor man had nothing, .9. one ewe lamb 
 22. 32. who IS God, .9. the Lord r Psal. 18. 31. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 18. was no stranger in the house, . 9 . we two 
 
 8. 9. there was nothing in the ark s. the two fables 
 
 15. 5. s. in the matter of Uriah the Hittite 
 22. 31. fight not, s. with the king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. hath not any tnmg, s. a pot of oil 
 15. 4. s. that the high places were not removed 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 6. s. only to burn sacrifice before him 
 
 21. 17- no son left, s-. Jehoahaz the youngest 
 Nell. 2.12. nor any with me, s. the beast 1 rode on 
 Dan. 6. 7- ask a petition, s. of thee, O king, 12. 
 Mat. 11. 27- nor knoweth aii^^ the Lather, s'. Son 
 
 13.57. not without honour, s. in his own country 
 
 17 . 8. they saw no man, . 9 . Jesus only, Mark 9. 8. 
 19 . 11. cannot receive, s. they to w horn it is given 
 Markb. 37. and he suffered no man to follow him, s'. 
 
 Peter, James, and John, Lukeii. 51. 
 6. 5. s. that he laid his hands upon a few sick folk 
 
 8. that they should take nothing, s. a staff'only 
 Luke 4. 26. sent, s. unto Sarepta^ a city of .''idon 
 
 17 . 18. none found that returned, s. this stranger 
 
 18. 19. none is good, f. one, that is God 
 John 6. 22. there was no other boat, s. that one 
 
 46. hath seen the Lather, s. he which is of God 
 1.3. 10. he needeth not, . 9 . to w'ash his feet 
 Acts 20. 23. s. that the Holy Ghost witnesseth 
 21. 25. s. to keep themselves from fornication 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. not to know' any thing, s. Jesus Christ 
 11. s. the spirit of man which is in man 
 
 2 Cor. 11.24. five times receiv. 1 forty stripes, j. one 
 Gal. 1.19.1 saw'none, J. .lames, the Lord's brother 
 
 6.14. God forbid that 1 should glory , .9. in the cross 
 Rev. 13. 17 . buy or sell, .9. he that had the mark 
 SAVED. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 25. they said, thou hast .9. our lives 
 Exod. 1. 17 . midwives j. the men children alive, 18. 
 Num. 22. .33. 1 had slain thee, and her alive 
 .31.15. Moses said, have ye all the women alive ? 
 Josb. 6. 25. Joshua s. Baliab the harlot alive 
 .fudg. 7 . 2. lest Israel say, mine own hand hath s. me 
 8. 19 . if he had s. them alive, 1 would not slay you 
 21. 14. they gave them wives which they had s. 
 
 1 Sam.113.5. David .9. the inhabitants of Keilah 
 27 . 11. Davids, neither man nor woman alive 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 5. sei'vants who this day have s. thy life 
 
 9. the kings, us, and now' he is fled for Absalom 
 2 Kings 6. If), s. himself there, not once nor tw ice 
 Nell. 9 . 27 . thou gavest them saviours, who s. them 
 
 Psal. 33. 16 . no king is s. by multitude of an host 
 41. 7 . but thou hast s. us trom our enemies 
 
 106 . 8. nevertheless, he i. them for his name’s sake 
 I'J. he s. them from him that hated them 
 
 Isa. 4.3. 12. 1 have declaied, and haves, and shewed 
 45. 22. look to me, and be ye s. all the ends of earth 
 Jer. 4. 14. wash thy heart, that thou mayest be s. 
 
 8. 20. the summer is ended, and we are not s. 
 
 Mat. 19.25. w hen his disciples heard it. saying, 
 w ho then can be s. f Mark 10. 26. Luke 18. 26. 
 
 21. 22. no flesh should be s. Mark 13. 20. 
 
 27 . 42. he s. others, Mark 15. .31. Luke 2.3. 35. 
 ImIc 1. 71 . that we should be s. from our enemies 
 
 7 . he said, thy faith hath s. thee, 18. 42. 
 
 8. 12. takes away, lest they should believeand bes. 
 
 13. 23. Lord, are there tew that be s.'l 
 
 John 3. 17 . that the world, through him, might bes, 
 5. 31. these things 1 say, that ve might be .s. 
 ricts 2. 47 . the Lord ad<led such as should be s. 
 
 4.12. there is noother name whereby we must be s. 
 
 15. 1. except ye be circumcised, ye cannot be s. 
 
 16 . .30. he said, sirs, w hat niust 1 do to be s. ? 
 
 27 . 20. all hope we should be s. was taken away 
 .31. except these abide in the ship, ye cannot be s. 
 
 Rom. 8. 24. we are s. by hope, hope seen is not hope 
 
 10. 1. )))>■ prayei' for Israel is, that they may be s. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 18. to us w ho are .9. it is the power of God 
 5. 5 . that the spirit may be s. in day of the Ix»rd 
 
 10. .3.3. but the pi ofit ot many, that they may be s. 
 
 15. 2. by which also ye are s. if ye keep in memory' 
 
 2 Cor. 2.15. we are sweet savour in them that are s. 
 Eph. 2. 5. hath quickened us with Chr. by gr. are 
 
 8. for by grace are ye s. through faith 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 16 . to the Gentiles that they might be j. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 10. because they received not the love 
 
 of the truth, that they might be s. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 4. who will have all men to be s. and come 
 Tit. 3. 5. but according to his meicy he s. us 
 
 1 Pet. .3. 20. wherein eight souls w ere s. by water 
 
 4. 18. if the righteous scarcely be s. where shall 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 5. but s. Koah, eighth person, a pi eacher 
 Rev. 21. 24. nations s. shall w allc in the light of it 
 
 God or J.ord SAV ED. 
 
 Exod. 14. .30. Lord s. Israel thattlay, 1 Sam. 14. 23. 
 Deut. .3.3. 29 . who is like thee, O people, f. by Lord? 
 
 1 •^am. 10. 19. ye have rejected y our God, w ho s. you 
 
 2 Kings\4.Ci. Lords, tiiein by hand of Jeroboam 
 
 1 Chr. 11. 14. Lord s. them by a great deliverance 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 22. thus J.ords. ilezekiah from .Senn. 
 Psal. 34. 6. Lord s. him out of all his troubles 
 
 107 . 13. the Lord s. them out of their distresses 
 Isa. 63. 9 . angel of his presence, s. them in his love 
 2 Tim. 1. 9 . God who hath s. us and called us 
 Jude 5. how that the Lord, having s. the people 
 
 Shall or shalt be .SAVED. 
 
 Num. 10. 9 . shall be s. from your enemies 
 2 Sam. 22. 4. 1 shall be s. from mine enem. /-’s. 18. .3. 
 Psal.^9. 3. cause thy face to shine, we f. bes.f. 19. 
 Prov. 28. 18. V9 hoso walketh uprightly shall be s. 
 Isa. .30. 15. in returning and rest shall ye he s. 
 
 45. 17 . but Israel .thall be s. in l.ord with salvation 
 64. 5. in those is continuance, and w e shall be s. 
 Jer. 17 . 14. O Lord, save me, and I shall be s. 
 
 2.3. 6. in his days .liidah shall be s. .33. 16. 
 
 .30. 7 . Jacob's trouble, but he shall bes. out of it 
 Mat. 10. 22. be hated for my name’s sake, but he 
 .liat endureth toend shallbes. 24.13. Markl3. 13. 
 Mark 16. I 6 . he that helieveth shall be s. 
 
 John 10. 9 . by me, if any man enter, he shall be s. 
 ActsQ. 21. come to pass, that whosoever shall call 
 on the name of th.e Lord, shall bes. Rom. 10. 13, 
 
 11. 14. wdierehy thou and thy house shalt be s. 
 
 15 11. we believe that through grace we shall be s. 
 
 16 . 31. believe on l.ord .lesus. and thou shalt bes. 
 Rom. 5. 9. we .shall he s. from wrath through him 
 
 10. being reconciled, we shall be s. by his life 
 
 9. 27 . tb.o’ Israel be as sand, a remnant shall he s. 
 
 10. 9. shalt believe God raised him, thou shalt be s. 
 
 11. 26. so all Israel shall be s. as it is w ritten 
 
 1 ( 'or. .3. 15. but he hims. shall be s. yet so as by fire 
 
 1 'Tim. 2. 15. shall be s. in child-bearing, if continue 
 
 SAVES!'. 
 
 2 Sam 22. .3. my Saviour, thou s. me from violence 
 Job 26. 2. how .9. thou arm that hath no strength .' 
 Psal. 17 . 7 . O thou that .9. by thy right hand 
 
 SAV El H. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. . 39 . as the Lord liveth, who s. Israel 
 
 17 . 47 . the l.ord .9. not with sword and spear 
 Job 5. 15. but he the poor from the sword 
 Psal. 7 . 10. my defence is of God. w ho .t. the upright 
 
 20. 6. now'know 1 th.at the Lord . 9 . his anointed 
 .34. 18. he s. sucli as be of a contrite spirit 
 
 107. 19 . they ci v, he s. them out of their distresses 
 ■ .‘HAVING. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 19 . mercy thou hast shewed me in .9. my life 
 
 1 Sam. 25. t 26. withholden thee from .9. thyself 
 Sell. 4. 2.3. f. that every one put them off for \vash 
 J^sal. 20. 6. with the strength of his right hand 
 
 28. 8. he is the .9. strength of his anointed 
 07 . 2. thy s. health among all nations 
 
 Eccl. 5.11. the beholding of them w ilh their eyes 
 .Imos 9 . 8 . s. that 1 will not utterly destroy .laccb 
 Mat. 5. 32. s. for the cause of fornication, causeth her 
 I.uke 4. 27 . and none w as cleansed, .v. Kaaman 
 JJeb. 10. 39. but of them that believe to s. ot the soul 
 11 . 7 . Koah prepared an ark to the s. of his house 
 Rev. 2. 17 . no man knoweth, s. he that receivetli it 
 SAVIOUR. 
 
 See .Signification of S.WE. 
 
 Judg. .3. -t 9. the Lord raised up a .9. to Israel 
 
 2 t'am. 22. .3. my high tower, my refuge, my s. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 5. and the Lord gave Israel a^. 
 
 Psal. 106 . 21. they forgat God theirs, who had done 
 Isa. 19 . 20. he shall send them a a great one 
 
 43. 3. for I am the Holy One of Israel thv s. 
 
 I^a. 4.3. 11.1 am the Lord, beside me there is no s. 
 45. 15. that hidest thyself, O God of Israel, the s 
 
 21. a just God and a .9. there is none beside me 
 49 . 26. all flesh shall know that 1 am thy x. 
 
 60 . 16 . thou shalt know that 1 the Lord am thy s 
 63. 8. thev are mv people, so he was their t. 
 
 Jer. 14. B.'the s. ot Israel in time of double 
 
S A W 
 
 SAW 
 
 SAY 
 
 Hoa. 13. 4. for there is no s. beside me 
 
 Luke 1. 47. Illy spirit iMtli rejoiced in Goil my’ s. 
 
 2. 11. is born this day in the city of David a s. 
 John 4.42. tins is Christ tlie v. of the world 
 yJrti'D. 31. him liatli (i. exalted to be a prince and i'. 
 
 13. 23. liatli Cod raiseii to Israel a f. .lesus 
 Eph. 5. 23. and Clirist is tlie s. of the tiody 
 Ehi/. ii.^O. from wlience we look for the .t. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 1. by the commandment of Cod ourj. 
 
 2. 3. IS acceptable in the si^lit of Cod our ,c. 
 
 4. 10. we trust in livinir Cod, who isj. of all men 
 
 2 Tim. ]. 10. manifest by the appearing of our .v. 
 'Tit. 1.3. according to thecommandm. ofCod our f. 
 
 4. peace from the l.ord .lesus Christ our.f. 
 
 2. 10. they may adorn the doctrine of Coil curs'. 
 
 13. lookmsr for the glorious aiipearing of our s. 
 
 3. 4. after the kindness of Cod our .r. appeared 
 
 (5. he shed on us abundantly through Christ our s. 
 
 2 Tet, 1. 1. through righteousness of God and our s. 
 11. into everlasUng kingdom ofour Lord and s. 
 
 2. 20. through knowledge of the I ord and j. Jesus 
 
 3. 2. of us the apostles of the Lonl anti s. 
 
 IB. but grow' in the knowledge of our If. Christ 
 
 1 ./ii/iu 4. 11. the l ather sent the fion to be the s. 
 Jude lb. to the only wise Cod ours-, be glory 
 
 .SAVIOURS. 
 
 Keh. 0. 27 . thou gavest them j'. wliosaved them 
 Ohad. 21. and j. shall come up on mount Zion 
 SAVOUR. 
 
 Savour properly signijies a scent or smell. Eccl. 
 
 10. 1. Dead flies cause the ointment of the 
 apothecary to send forth a stinking savour, ur 
 smell. It also signifies acidity, sharpness, tart¬ 
 ness, or that quality in bodies by which they give 
 a relish to other bodies, and make them palatable, 
 or by which they corrode other bodies. iMat. 5. 13. 
 But if the salt have lost its savour ; that is, its 
 acrimony or acidity. It is likewise put for 
 name, reputation, or character. Exod. 5. 21. 
 You have ma<le our savour to be abhorred in 
 .the eyes of Pharaoh. 
 
 It is often said of sacrifices or offerings, that they 
 were of a sweet savour unto the Lord. When 
 iNoah had built an altar, and offered burnt-offer- 
 ings upon it, the Lord ts said to have smelled a 
 sweet savour, or a savour of rest, Gen. 8. 21. 
 that is, God graciously accepted if his sacrifice, 
 it was pleasing and delightful to him, being a 
 fruit of jSoah’s faith and thankfulness: 'These 
 sacrifices God was graciously pleased to accept 
 of, as they represented Christ the great gospel sa¬ 
 crifice, and as they were offered up by faith in 
 him. 'The sacrifice of himself, which Christ 
 offered to God for man is by the apostle Paul 
 called a sacrihee of a sweet-smelling savour, 
 .l•' ph. b. 2. God is sati.'fied and appeased thereby. 
 'The same apostle says, 2 Cor. 2. 15. We are 
 unto God a sweet savour of Christ in them 
 that are saved, and in them that iierish ; that is, 
 IVe are careful to discharge our duty to all men 
 by preaching the way of salvation to them, and 
 by warning them of the danger of a sinful course; 
 and our labours are acceptable to God, what¬ 
 ever effects they have upon .souls. For God, 
 whom we serve, will not judge of us, nor reward 
 ns, according to our .success, but according to our 
 faithfulness and diligence in his work. God ac- 
 cepteth of our labours as to good men, to tvlwm we 
 are instruments of eternal life and salvation : 
 and though others despise the gospel, and refuse 
 to hear the street and joyful sound of it, yet as 
 as to them also we are a sweet savour to God : For 
 it is not for any neglect in us, as to our duty, if 
 any perish, hut from their own wilfuhiess and per¬ 
 verseness. 
 
 Exod. b. 21. ye have made our .r. to be abhorred 
 Lev. 26. 31. will not smell .v. of your sweet odours 
 Eccl. 10. 1. the ointment to send fortli a stinking s. 
 Cant. 1. 3. because of the of thy good ointment 
 Joel 2. 20. his stink and his ill s. shall come up 
 Alat. b. 13. if the salt has lost his r. Luke 14. 34. 
 ^Cor.l. 14. maketh manifest the of his knowledge 
 
 16. the s. of death unto death, s. of life unto life 
 Sweet .SAVOUR. 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. and the Lord smelled a sweet s. 
 
 Exod. 29. 18. it is a sweet s. an offering to the Lord, 
 Lev. 1. 9, 13, 17 . I 2.9. 1 3. b. 1 8. 21. 
 Num. 15. 14. I .18. 17- I 28. 8. 
 
 25. for a f. an offering to the Lord, 41. Lev. 
 
 2. 12. I 3. 16. I 4. 31. 1 6. 15, 21. 1 8. 28. 
 
 I 17 . 6. 1 23. 13. Num. 15. 7, 24. 1 28. 2, 6, 
 13, 27 . I 29.2,6, 8. Ezek.lb. 19. 
 
 Lev. 23. 18. of a street s. Num. 28. 24. | 29. 13, 36. 
 Num. 15. 3. to make a sweet s. unto the Lord 
 28. 13. for a burnt offering of a sweet s. to ] ord 
 Ezek. 6.13. where they did offer irccc; j. to their idols 
 
 20. 28. there also they made their sweet s. 
 
 41. 1 will accept you with your s-weet s. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 15. for we are to Cod a sweets, of Christ 
 Eph. b. 2. a sacrifice to Cod for a .va'cecsmelling s. 
 
 Sweet SAVOURS. 
 
 Ezra 6. 10. may offer sacrifices of sweet s. to God 
 SAVOURES'L. 
 
 Jllat. If). 23. thou s. not things of God, Mark 8. 33. 
 SAVOURY. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 4. make me s. meat, such as T love, 7, 14. 
 
 31. J'lsau had made s. meat, and brought it 
 SAW. 
 
 Gen. 3. 6. the w'oman s. the tree was good foi' food 
 
 6. 2. the sons of Cod s. the daughters of men 
 9 . 22 . Ham ,v. the nakedness of his father 
 
 23. they s. not 1|22.4. Abraham s. the place afar 
 
 26. 28. they said, we .f. the f.ord was with thee 
 
 32. 25. vyhen her. that he prevailed not against him 
 .38. 14. for she .f. thatShelah was grown, not given 
 . 39 . .3. his master j. that the F.ord was with him 
 
 42. 21. in that we s. the anguish of his soul 
 
 43. 16 . when.Ioseph s. Benjamin with them 
 
 45. 27 .when he s. the wagons which .loseph sent 
 49 . 15. Issachar s. that rest was good, and land 
 56. 15. his hrethren s. that their father was dead 
 23. Joseph s, Ephraim’s children of third geaer. 
 
 Exod. 2.2. when she s. that he was a goodly’ child 
 12. wlien he r. that there was no man, he slew 
 
 10 . 2 . 3 . they s. not one anothei' tor three tlays 
 
 14. 31. Israel s. that great work the Lord diil 
 
 24. 10. and they •'■. the Cod of Israel, 11, 
 
 .33. 10. all the people s. the cloudy pillar stand 
 Num. 1.3.28. we .v. the children of Anak there 
 22. 23. ass .t. the angel of the Lord in the way, 27. 
 
 25. 7 . and when Phiuehas .y. it he rose up 
 
 .32. 9. when they .v. the land, they discouraged Tsr. 
 Deut. 4.12. ye heard a voice, buts. no similitude, 15. 
 
 7 .19. the great temptations which thine eyes s. 
 Judg. 19 .30. all that itsaid, nosuchdeed was done 
 Ruth 1. 18. when she s. she was stedfastly minded 
 1 Sam. 6. 13. they j. the ark, and rejoice(t to see it 
 
 10.14. when he .y. that they were no where 
 
 17 . 24. Israel, when they .y. the man, fled fiom him 
 18.28. Saul .y. that the Lord was with David 
 
 ‘ISam.ll. 2. David .y. a woman washing herself 
 
 1 Kings'b.7.X\. s. that the wisdom of God was in him 
 
 16. 18. when Zinu i .y. that the city was taken 
 
 18. 17 . when Ahab s. L.lijah he said to him 
 
 19. 3. when he .y. that, he arose and went foi' his life 
 
 2 king.sQ. 12. Elishas', it, and he .y. him no more 
 .3.22. s. the water on the other side as red as blood 
 
 4. 25. when the man of Cod s. her afar off 
 
 6. 17 . L. opened eyes of the young man and he s. 
 
 1.3. 4. for he s. the oppression of Israel 
 
 16. 10. Ahaz s. an altar that was at Damascus, 12. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 9. they .y. that the Loiai was with him 
 
 25. 21. ami they s. one another in the face 
 
 31.8. when princes .y. heaps, they blessed the Lord 
 Neh. 6. 16. when .y. these things they were cast down 
 F.sth. 1. 14. the princes which s. the king’s face 
 
 7 . 7 . he s. that there was evil determined ag. him 
 Job 2.13. they s. that his grief was very great 
 
 .3. 16. had not been, as infants which never s. light 
 
 20. 9. eye which s. him, shall see him no more 
 
 29 . 8 . the young men s. me. and hid themselves 
 
 11. when the eye s. me, it gave witness to me 
 Esal. 48. 5. they .y. it, and so they marvelled 
 77- 16 . waters s. thee, O Cod, the waters s. thee 
 95. 9. your fathers proved me, and s. my work 
 97 . 4. the earth .y. his lightnings and trembled 
 114. .3. sea s. it and tied, Jordan was driven back 
 
 Cant. .3. .3. s. ye him whom my soul loveth ? 
 
 Isa. 41. 5. isles .y. it, and fearecl, ends of the earth 
 Jei. . 3 . 7 . and her treacherous sister Judah .y. it 
 .39. 4. when Zedekiah .y. them, and men of war 
 
 44. 17 . for then we were well, and s. no evil 
 Lam. 1 . 7 . adversaries s. her ami did mock at her 
 Ezek. 8 . 10 . so 1 went in, and s. behold, every form 
 
 20. 28. then they y. every high hill, offered there 
 2.3.16. as soon as she s. them, she doted on them 
 T)an. .3. 27 . s. these men on whom tire had no power 
 
 4. 2.3. whereas the king.y. a watcher coming down 
 
 5. 5. the king .y. part of the hand that wrote 
 lios. 5.13. when E.phraim .y. bis sickne.ss and Jiulah 
 
 s. his wound, then went E.phraim to the Assvrian 
 ling. 2.3. who among you .y. this house in lirst glory ? 
 Mat. 2. 9. the star wliich they .y. went before them 
 .3.16. .y. the Spirit of Cod descending, Markl. 10, 
 
 12. 22. the blind and dumb both spake and s. 
 
 17 . 8 . they s. no man, save Jesus only 
 
 21. .38. but when the husbandmen .y, the son 
 
 22.11. j. a man who had not on wedding garment 
 25. . 37 . Lord, wbens. we thee an hungered, 44. 
 
 .38. when s. we theestranger H 39. when .y. thee sick 
 26. 7 ]. another maid s. hihi, and said, this was with 
 Jesus of Yazareth, Mark lA. 69. Jnike Z". 5S. 
 
 27 . .3. Judas, when s. he was condemned, repented 
 
 28. 17 . when they s. him they worshipped him , 
 Mark 2. 5. when .lesus .y. their faith he said to sick 
 
 8.2.3. spit on his eyes, he asked him, if he s. aught 
 
 9. .3!!. saying. Master, we .y. one casting out devils, 
 
 in thy name, and he follows not us, Luke 9. 49. 
 LukeiX. .34. when tliey s. what was done, they fled 
 
 47 . when the woman s. th.at she was not hid 
 9 . 32. when they were awake, they .y. his glory 
 
 15. 20. his father j. him, had compassion on him 
 
 17 . 15. one of them, when he .y. he was healed 
 24. 24. they found it even .so, but him they .y. not 
 
 John 6. 26. ye seek me, not because ye .y. miracles 
 
 8. 56. Abraham ,y. my day, and was. glad 
 
 12. 41. these things saitl Esaias, when he .y. his glory 
 19. .35. he that .y. it, bare recoid, his record is true 
 20.20. disciples were glad when they s. the Lord 
 
 /lets 4. 13. when they .v. the boldness of Peter 
 
 6. 15. .y. liis face as it had been face of an angel 
 7 . 55 . Stephen s. glory of Cod aiifl .lesus standing 
 
 8.18. when Simoii s. that Holy Ghost was given 
 .39. caught Philip, that eunuch .y. him no more 
 
 9 . 8 . when his eyes were opened, he .y. no man 
 35. all at l.ydda .y. him, ami turned to the Lord 
 40. and when Eabitha s. Peter, she sat up 
 
 10. .3. Cornelius .«. a vision |l 11. .y. heaven opened 
 12. .3. and because he .y. it |)leased the .lews 
 
 1.3. .36. llavid s. corruption |l 37. ■)'• nocon uption 
 
 16.19. masters J.•the ho|)e of their gain was gone 
 17 . 16. he s. the city wholly given to idolatry 
 
 22. 9 . they .y. indeed the light aiuEwere afraid 
 2)1. 6. had looked, and .y. no harm come to him 
 
 Gal. 2. 7 . but w hen they .v. that the go.ypel of the 
 uncircuincision was committed to me 
 Phil. 1.'30. having the same conflict which ye s. 
 Ileb. .3. 9 . your fathers .y. my wot ks foi ty years 
 
 11. 2.3. bectmse they s. he was a proper child 
 Rev. 1.2. who bare’record of all things he .v. 
 
 11. 11. gieat fear fell on them who .v. them 
 
 12. 13. vvhen the dragon .y. that he was cast out 
 
 18.18. cried, when they .y. stnoke of her burning 
 
 .SAW joined with f.ord or God. 
 
 Gen. 1.4. and God .>'. the light that it was good 
 
 10. God called the dry land earth, and God s. 
 
 that it was good, 12, 18, 21,25, .31. 
 6. 5. God s. that the wickedness of man was great 
 
 29 . .31. when the Lord s. that 1 eah w as hateil 
 Exod. .3. 4. when the Lord s. that he tui'ped a.iide 
 Deut. 32. 19. when the Lord s. it, he abhorred 
 2 Kings 14. 26. the f.ord s. the afilietion of Israel 
 Q Chron. 12 . 7 . when L.s.Xhey bnmhlefl themselves 
 Isa. 59 . 15. the Lord s. it, and it displeased him 
 
 Tsa. 59.16. L. s. that there w'as no man, and wonder. 
 Jonah 3. 10. God s. their works, that they turned 
 Luke 7 .13. Lord s. her, he had compassion on her 
 I .’sAW. 
 
 Gen. 41.19. such as 1 never .<■. in Egypt for badness 
 44. 28. one went out, and I s. him not since 
 Jush. 7 .o\. when I s. among the spoils a garment 
 Judg. 12.3. when 1 s. that he delivered me not 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 9. I s. the son of Jesse coming to Eiob 
 28. 13. 7 s. gods ascending out of the earth 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 10. 7 s. Absalom hangeil in an oak 
 29. 7 s. great tumult, but knew not what it was 
 
 1 Kings 22. 17 . 1 s. all Israel scattered on the hills 
 
 19 . 7 s. tlie F.ord on his throne, 2 Chron. 18. 18. 
 Neh. 13.15. in those days s. 1 in .ludah some trading 
 Job .31. 21. when 1 s. my help in the gate 
 
 Psal. 73 . 3. when 7 s. the prosperity of the wicked 
 Prov. 24. 32. then I s. and considered it well 
 Eccl. 2. 24. this also 1 s. from the hand of God 
 8. 10. so 1 s. the wicked buried, wbo had gone 
 Ezek. 11 . 1 . among whom 7^. Jaazaniali sonof Azur 
 
 16. ^. therefore F took them away as 7 s. good 
 2.3.13. then L s. that she wasdefiled, took one way 
 
 II 0 S. 9 . 10. 7 s. your fathers as first-ripe in fig-tree 
 
 I. 3. Ephraim, as Is. 1 yrus, is planted in pleasant 
 John 1. .32. Is. the .Spirit descending upon him 
 
 48. when thou wast under the 6g-tree, Is. thee 
 Acts 26. 1.3. Is. in the way a light from heaven 
 Gal. 1. 19 . but other of the apostles s. I none 
 
 2.14. when 7 j. that they walked not uprightly 
 Rev. 1 . 17 . when 1 s. him, 1 fell at his feet as dead 
 SAW. 
 
 The pujiishment of the Saw. See P u N is H At E NT. 
 Isa. 10.15. shall f. magnify ag. him that shaketh it ? 
 SAWS. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.31. he put Ammonites under s. lC/ir.20,3. 
 
 SAWED. 
 
 1 Kings!. 9. these were of costly stonesj. with sa-ws 
 SAWEST. 
 
 Gen. 20. 10, what s. thou that hast done this thing.' 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 5. thou s. it and didst rejoice 
 
 28.1.3. king said, be not afraid, for what s. thou 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 11. .loabsaiil, and behold, thou s', him 
 Psal. 50. 18. when thous, a thief, thou consentedst 
 East. 2. .31. thou, O king, s. a great image 
 
 34. thou s. till that a stone was cutout, 45. 
 
 4. 20. the tree thou s. which grew and wa' strong 
 
 8. 20. the ram which thou s. having two horns 
 Rev. 1.20. seven stars thous. sevencandlesticks s. 
 
 17 . 8. the beast that thou s. was, and is not 
 
 12. the ten horns which thou s. are ten kings, 16. 
 
 15. waters thou s. where whore sitteth are jjeoples 
 
 18. the woman which thou f. is that great city 
 
 SAWN. 
 
 Ileb. 11. 37 . they were stoned, they were s. asunder 
 SAY 
 
 Signifies, [1] To .speak, to tell, or relate, Gen. .37. 
 
 20. I 44. 16. [2] To utter, or pronounce, Judg. 12. 
 6. [3] 'To trill and commandwith efficacy, Gen. 1, 
 3,6, 9. I.uke 7- 7- [4] To promise, Luke 23. 43. 
 [5] 'Jo think, muse, or meditate, Deut. 7* 17. I-sa. 
 
 49 . 21. Mat. .3. 9. [6] 'To ask, Mark 11. .31. [7] 
 
 Jo answer, Exod. 3. 1.3, 14. [8] 'To affirm and 
 
 teach. Mat. 17. 10. [9] 'To expound, Heb. 5. 11. 
 
 [10] Jo admonish. Col. 4. 17. [H] 'I'o confess, 
 
 or acknowledge, Luke 17- 10. [12] To bear wit¬ 
 ness, Acts 24. 20. [1.3] 'To reason, or argue. 
 
 Jam. 2. 18. 
 
 Gen. 14. 2.3. lest thou shouldestr. T have made Ahra. 
 .34. 11. what yesliall r. to me I will give, 12. 
 
 . 37 . 17 . for I heard them .y. let us go to Dothan 
 20. we will s. some evil beast hath devoui ed him 
 41. 15. 1 have heard s. that thou canst interpret it 
 44. 16 . Judah said, w hat shall we s. to my Fmrd 
 50. 17 . so shall ye s. to Joseph, forgive, 1 pi ay 
 Exod. .3. 14. thus shall ye s. to the children of Israel, 
 I AiM I'.ath sent me to you, 15.1 19. 3. | 2o. 22 
 4. 12. 1 will teach you what tlioushalt s. 
 
 12. 26. when your children shall j. unto .you 
 
 14. .3. Pharaoh will .y. of the children of Israel 
 21.5. if the servant shall j. 1 love my master 
 Num. 5. 22. and the woman shall f. amen, amen 
 
 II. 12. that thou shouldest s. to me, carry them 
 
 22.19. tiiat I may know w hat the Lord will j. 
 
 .38. Itave I now any power at all to.y. any thing? 
 Deut. 5. 27 . hearall 'that the Lord our God shall s. 
 
 6. 21. then thou shalt s. to thy son, we were 
 
 9. 2, a people great, of whom thou hast heard s. 
 28. 67- in the morning" thou shalt .y. and at even r* 
 .31.17. so that they will f. in that day. are not 
 .32. 27 . lest they should .y. our hand is high 
 
 Josh. 22. 27 . your children may not j. our children 
 28. when they shotdd .y. to us in time to come 
 Judg. 7 . 11. and thou shalt hear wh.at they y. 
 
 16. 15. she said, bow canst thou .y. I love thee? 
 
 18. 24. w hat is this ye a-, to me, what aileth thee ?‘ 
 
 1 Sam.B. 7 . in all they s. unto thee, hearken to voice 
 
 14. 10. if they .y. thus, come up to us, we will go 
 
 20. 7 . if he s. thus, thy servant shall have peace 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 8. therefore tliou shalt a. to my servant 
 David, F took thee from sheep-cote, 1 Chr.7. Cl. 
 
 15. 26. if he.y. I have nodelight in thee 
 
 21. 4. what YOU shall a. that w ill 1 do tor yon 
 
 1 Kings 1. .36. the F.ord Cod of my lonl .y. so too 
 2. 17 . speak 1 |)rav thee, for he w ill not a. thee nar 
 
 9.8. they shall A.'why hath the l ord done thus to 
 
 this land and to this house, 2 Chron. 7 . 2L 
 13.22. of which the F.ord did a. eat no bread 
 
 22. 8. let not the king A. so. 2 C/ire7i. 18. 7 . 
 
 2 Kings!. 4. if we a. we w ill enter info the city 
 9. . 37 . so that they shall not s. this is.lezebel 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 15. that thou a. nothing but truth to me 
 Ezra 8. 17. F told them what they should a. to Iddo 
 9 . 10. ()our Cod, what shall we a. after thist 
 Job 9 . 12. he takes away, who can hinder him ■' who 
 will A. to him, what dost thou r Led. 8. 4. 
 
 21.14. they a. unto Cod, depart from us 
 
 22. 29 . then shalt thou a. there is lifting up 
 
 23. 5. 1 would understand what he would a. tome 
 28. 22. destruction and <leath a. we have heard 
 .32. 11. w hilst you searched out what to a. 
 
 33. 27. if anv a. 1 have sinned,and perverted right 
 
 2 E 417 
 
SAY 
 
 SAY 
 
 SC A 
 
 JobT!. 19. teach us what we sliall s. unto him 
 J^s. 3.2. many .9. ot iiiy soul, fliere is no help in G. 
 
 4. 0. there be that s. wlio will shew us any fiood ' 
 35. 25. let them not s. we have swallowed him up 
 
 58.11. so that a man shall.?. there is a reward 
 
 59.7. they belch out, for who, s. they, doth hear ? 
 
 94 . 7 . yet they f. Lord sliall not see, nor G.of.lacob 
 129.8. nor do they who go by 4. blessing of the L. 
 
 J^rov. 1.11. if they s. come, let us lay wait for blood 
 
 20. 9. who can .v. 1 have made my heart clean t 
 Jiccl. 12.1. when thou shalt.v. 1 have no pleasure 
 Jsa. 2. 3. many people shall go and 4.come ye 
 29. 15. they s. who seeth us, and who knoweth us 
 lO. shall the work 4 . of him that made it r or the 
 * thing framed 4 . of him that framed it 
 
 .30.10. who .9. to the seers, see not, and to prophet: 
 33. 24. and tlie inhabitant shall not 4 . I am sick 
 
 44. 5. one shall 4 . 1 am the Ixird’s.and anotlier 
 
 45. 24. surely shall one 4 . in L. have I righteousness 
 48. 5. lest thou shouldest 4 . my idol hath done them 
 
 7 . lest thou shouldest 4 . behold, 1 knew them 
 58.3. why have we fast. .9. they, and thouseestnot ^ 
 
 9. thou shalt cry, and he shall 4. here I am 
 Jer. 2. 27 . in trouble they will . 9 . arise and save us 
 
 5. 15. neither understandest what they 4 . 
 
 . 10. 11. thus shall ye 4 . them, the gods shall perish 
 
 14. 17 . therefore thou shalt 4 . this word to them 
 
 20. 10. report, 4 . they, and we will report it 
 23. 7- they shall no more 4 . the I,ord liveth 
 31. 29 . they shall 4 . no more fathers have eaten 
 .39. 12. do to him even as lie sliall 4 . unto thee 
 42. 20. according to all that the Lord shall 4 . 
 
 Jizek. 1.3. 7 . whereas ye s. the l.ord saith it 
 28. 9. wilt thou yet 4 . before him thatslayeth thee ? 
 JIos. 14. 3. nor will we 4 . to the work of our hands 
 
 8. Ephraim shall 4 . what have I to do with idols 
 Mic. 2.6. prophesy ye not, 4 . they to them that pro. 
 
 3.11. they will 4 . is not the Lord among us ? 
 
 JIab. 2 .1. I will watch to see what he will 4. to me 
 Zech. 11 . 5. they that sell them, 4. 1 am rich 
 Mai. 1.2. yetye 4 . wherein loved us '2.14, 17 . | 3.13, 
 Mat. 3. 9. think not to 4. in yourselves, Luke 3. 8 . 
 
 5.11. shall 4 . all manner of evil against you falsely 
 
 7 . 22. many will 4 . to mein tharday. Lord, Lord 
 
 13. 5l. have i’e understood ? they 4 . yea, Lord 
 
 16.13. Jesus^said, whom do men 4 . that I the .Son 
 
 of man am ? Mark 8.27. Luke 9. 18. 
 
 15. -whom 4 . ye that I am ' Mark 8. 29. Luke 9.20. 
 
 21. 3. if any man 4 . ought to you, ye shall 4 . 
 
 16. and s. to him, heafest thou what these 4. ? 
 
 25. if we should .9. from heaven, he will .9. to us, 
 why not believe him ? Mark 11. 31. Luke 20. 5. 
 
 26. if we shall 4 . of men, Mark 11. 32. Luke 0 . 0 . 6. 
 23. 3. do not their works, for they 4 . and do not 
 
 Mark 1.44. and saith, see thou 4 . nothing to any man 
 
 9. 6 . he wistnot whatt 04 . for they were afraitl 
 Luke 4. 23. ye will surely 4 . this proverb, heal thys. 
 
 7 . 40. Simon, I have somewhat to 4 . to thee 
 
 12. 11. take ye no thought what ye shall 4 . 
 
 12. the Holy G. shall teach what ye ought to 4 . 
 Jo/(m 4.20. ye. 9 . that .lerusalem is the place where 
 7 .26. he speaketh, and they s. nothing to him 
 
 8. 26. 1 have many things to 4 . of you, 16. 12. 
 
 48. 4 . we not well, that thou hast a devil ? 
 
 54, of whom ye .9. that he is your God 
 
 33.13. 3 ’e call me master, ye 4 . well, for so T am 
 Acts 3.22. him shall ye hear in all things he shall 4 . 
 4. 14. they could 4 . nothing against it 
 
 6. 14. we heard him 4 . that .Tesus shall destroy 
 
 21. 23. do therefore this that we 4 . to thee 
 
 23. 18. who hath something to 4 . unto tliee 
 
 24. 20. or else let these same here 4 . if found evil 
 
 26. 22. none other things but what Moses did . 9 . 
 
 Horn. 3.5. what shall w’e 4 . is God unrighteous ? 
 
 8 . as some affirm that we 4. let us do evil 
 4.1. what shall we 4. then, shall we continue in sin ' 
 
 , ,, , . , 6. L I 7 . 7 . I 8. 31. [9. 14, .30. 
 
 9. 20. shall thing formed 4 . to him that formed it 
 1 Cor. 12.3. no man can s. that .lesus is the Dird 
 
 14. 16. how shall he 4 . amen at thy giving thanks ? 
 23. will they not 4 . that ye are mad P 
 
 15. 12, how 4 . some that there is no resurrection 
 
 € Cor. 9. 4. we, that we 4 . not you, should be asham. 
 10.10. for his letters, s. they, are weight^' 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 15. this w-e .9. to you by word of the L. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 7 . understanding neithei' what they 4 . 
 
 Tit. 2. 8. leaving no evil thing to 4 . of you 
 Pliilem. 19. albeit I do not 4 . how thou owest me 
 Heh. 5.11. of whom we have many things to .9. 
 
 7 . 9 . as I may so 4. Levi paid tithes in'Abraham 
 
 9. 11. that is to4. notofthis building 
 
 10. 20. for us thro’ the vail, that is to 4 . his flesh 
 
 11.14. they that . 9 . such things declare plainly 
 
 13. 6. so that we may boldly 4 . T^fird is my helper 
 Jam. 1.13. let no man . 9 . when he is tempted 
 
 4. 13. go to, now, ye that 4 . to-day or to-morrow 
 15. for that ye ought to .9. if the Lord will 
 1 John 1. 6. if we 4 . we have fellowship with him 
 
 8. if we 4 . we have no sin, we deceive ourselv. 10. 
 4. 20. if man 4 . I love God, and hateth his brother 
 5. 16. I do not . 9 . that he shall pray for it 
 
 Jiev. 2. 2. which 4 . they are apostles, and are not 
 
 9. which 4 . thej' are .lews, and are not, 3. 9. 
 
 22. 17 - and the spirit and the bride 4 . come 
 
 See Began. 
 
 SAY, Imperatively. 
 
 Gen. 12.13.4. I pray thee, thou art my sister 
 20.13. at every place, .9. of me, he is my brother 
 Deut. 1.42 4 . unto them, go not up, neither fight 
 Judg.J. 18. 4. the sword of the Lord and of Gideon 
 12.6. they said to him, 4 . now Shibboleth 
 1 Sam. 15. 16. and he said to him, s. on, 2 Sam. 14. 
 
 12.1 Kings 2. 14, 16. Luke 7 . 40. ActsU 15. 
 Prov. 3.28.4. not to thy neigh, go and come again 
 24. 29 .4. not, I will do so to him as he hath done 
 .30. 9. lest I deny thee, and 4 . who is the T.ord ? 
 Led. 7 . 10. 4. not thou, what is cause former days 
 Jsa. 3. 10. 4 . ye to righteous, shall he well with him 
 35. 4. 4 . to them that are of fearful heart, fear not 
 40. 9. 4. to the cities of Judah, behold your God 
 43. 9 . or let them hear, and 4 . it is truth 
 56. 3. neither let the eunuch 4 . I am a dry tree 
 
 418 
 
 Isa. 62. 11. 4. ye to daughter of Zion, behold thy 
 Jer. 1. 7 . 4. not, I am a child, for thou shalt go 
 
 46. 14. 4. ye, stand fast, and prepare thee 
 
 48. 19. ask her that escapelh, and 4. what is done 
 50. 2 . 4. I'ab^’lon is taken, Bel is confounded 
 
 Ezek. 6 . 11. and stamp with thy foot, and 4. alas 
 12. 11. 4. 1 am your sign, like as I have done 
 19. 2. and s. what is thy mother a lioness 
 21. 9 . 4. a sword, a sword is sharpened 
 28. 4. the sword is drawn for the slaughter 
 Ilos. 14. 2. . 9 . unto him, take away all iniquity 
 Joel 2. 17 . let them s. spare thy people, O Lord 
 
 3. 10. let the \9eak 4. 1 am strong 
 Zech. 1. 3. 4. unto them, turn ye unto me 
 
 i\Jat. 21.3. 4. J>ord hath need of them, .Mark 11. 3. 
 Luke". 7 . 4. in a word, and my serv. shall be heal. 
 
 10. 10. go out into the streets of the same, and 4 . 
 John 4. 35. . 9 . not ye, there are j’et four months 
 10. .36. 4. ye of him the Father hath sanctified 
 Col. 4. 17 . 4 . to Archippus, take heed to the ministry 
 1 .SAY. 
 
 Exod. 3. 13. his name, what shall 1 4 . to them ? 
 
 4. 23. 1 s. unto thee, let my smi go to serve me 
 
 6. 29. speak all that 1 s. unto thee, Ezek. .44. 5. 
 Josh. 7 . 8. what shall Is. when Isr. turneth backs 
 Judy. 7 . 4. of vyhom I s. this shall go with thee 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 21. if I s. expressly to the lad, behold 
 
 2 Kings 4. 28. did nof I s. do not deceive me P 
 
 7 . 13 . behold, I s. they are as all the multitude 
 2 Chron. 20. 11. behold, I. s. how they reward us 
 Job 6. 22. did / 4 . bi ing unto me, or give reward P 
 
 7 . 13. when Is. my bed shall comfort me 
 
 9.20. if/ 4 .1 am perfect, it shall prove me perverse 
 
 27 . if / 4 . I will forget my complaint, leave off 
 
 10. 2. / will 9 . to God, do not condemn me 
 Psal. 27 . 14. be of courage, w’ait, Is. on the T.ord 
 73 . 15. if I s. 1 will speak thus, I should offend 
 91 . 2. I will 4. of the Lord, he is my refuge 
 
 I. 30. 6. I s. mpre than they that watch for morning 
 139 . 11. if J4. the darkness shall cover me 
 
 Eccl. 6. 3. I s. an untimely birth is better than he 
 La. M).5. Is. sayest thou, but they are but vain words 
 
 38. 15. what shall 1 4 . ! he hath both spoken to me 
 43. 6. I will 4. to the north, give u|i, and the south 
 Ezek. 2. 8. son of man, hear what Is. unto thee 
 .3. 18. when I s. to the wicked, 3.3. 8, 14. 
 
 12 . 25. I will 4 - the word, and will pertdrm it 
 21 . 2 4. because I. s. ye are come to remembrance 
 33. 1.3. when 1 s. to the righteous, he shall live 
 Mat. 8 . 9. I 4 . unto this man, go, Luke 7 . 8 . 
 
 18. 22. 1 4 . not unio thee, until seven times, but 
 MarkO.W. /4. totliee, arise, 5. 41. Luke5.0.\. 1 7.14. 
 Luke 6. 46. and do not the things which I s. 
 
 John 5. 34. these things I s. that ye might be saved 
 
 8. 40. if Is. the truth, why do ye not believe me P 
 55. if I should s. 1 know him not, shall be a liar 
 
 12. 27 . what shall Is. Fa. save me from this hour 
 
 49. lie gave me commandment, what I should 4. 
 llo?n. 3. 26. to declare, 1 s. his righteousness 
 
 9 . 1. 1 4. the truth in Christ, 1 lie not 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 12. this I s. that every one of you saith 
 
 7 . 29 . but this Is. brethren, the time is short 
 
 9. 8. 4. 1 these things as a man P or saith not the law 
 
 10. 15. I speak asto vvise men, judge ym what 1 4 . 
 19. what .9. / then P that the idol is any thing 
 29 . conscience, 1 s. not thy' own, but of others 
 
 II. 22. what shall / 4. to you P shall 1 praise you P 
 15. 50. now this I s. brethren, 2 Cor. 9. 6. Gal. 3. 
 
 17 . I 5. 16. Eph. 4. 17 . Col. 2. 4. 
 Gal. 1. 9 . as we said before, so 4 . 7 now again 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 7- consider what I s. L. give thee'unders. 
 Philem. 21. knowing thou wilt do more than Is. 
 lieb. 11.32. what shall 7 more 4 . ? time would fail me 
 
 7 SAY' unto you. 
 
 0 Sam. 1.3. 28. when Is. unto you, smite Amnon 
 2 Kings 2. 18. he said, did 7 not 4 . unto you, go not P 
 Mat. 6. 29. 7 4. unto you. that .Solomon in all his glory 
 21. .31. Is. unto you, that publicans go before you 
 Mark\0>.%~ .\s\vA\.l s.untoyi'iu, 1 say unto all, watch 
 John 16. 26. Is. TiOt unto you, 1 will pray the Fath. 
 Gal. 5. 2. /Paul . 9 . unto you, if ye be circumcised 
 liev. 2. 24. unto you 1 s. and to the rest in Ihyatira 
 S A V EST. 
 
 Exod. .33.12. see, thou 4 . to me, bring up this people 
 Mum. 22. 17 . I will do whatsoever thou f. untome 
 Ruth 3. 5. all that thou s. unto me, 1 will do 
 
 1 Kings 18. 11. ami now thou 4. go tell thy lord, 14. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 20. thou s. but they are but vain words, 
 
 I have counsel and strength, for war, Isa. .36. 5. 
 2 Chron. 25. 19. thou 4 . lo, thou hast smitten Fdorn 
 Keh. 5. 12. we will restore, so will we do as thou 4 . 
 
 6. 8. there are no such things done as thou 4 . 
 
 JoblJl. 1.3. and thou s. how doth God know P 
 Psal. 90. .3. and 4. return, yechildien of tnen 
 Prov. 24. 12. if thou 4. behold, we knew it not 
 Isa. 40. 27 . why .9. thou, O Jacob, and speak. O Ts. 
 
 47 . 8. that .9. in thine heart, 1 am, and none else 
 Jer. 2. 35. yet thou .9. because 1 am innocent, I will 
 plead with thee, because thou 4 . 1 have not sinned 
 Amos 7 . 16. thou .9. prcqihesy not against Israel 
 Mat. 26. 70 . saying, I know not what thou s. 
 
 27 . 11 . art thou king of the .lewsP .lesussaid unto 
 him, thou .9. Mark 15. 2. Luke 2.3. 3. John 18. 37. 
 
 14. 68. Peter denied, saving, 1 know not, 
 neither understand I what thou .9. LukekPl. 59. 
 I.uke 20. 21. IMaster, we know that thou s. rightly 
 John 1. 22. who art thou P what.9. thou of thyself." 
 
 8. 5. that such should be stoned, but what 4. thou ? 
 .3.3. 4 . thou, ye shall he made free P 12. .34. 114. 9. 
 
 9 . 17 . they say to blind man. what 4. thou of him P 
 
 18. ,34. 4. thou this of thyself or did others tell P 
 Rom. 2. 22. thou that .9. a man should not steal 
 1 Cor. 14. 16. he understandeth not what thou 4. 
 Rev. 3. 17 . because thou s. 1 am rich, and increased 
 .SAY IIS’G. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 11. breth. envied, but his father observed 4 . 
 Deut. 1. 2.3. and the . 9 . pleased me well 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 8. the 4. displeased Saul, and he said 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 4. and the s. pleased Absalom well 
 6. shall W’e do after his .9. ? if not, speak thou 
 
 24. 19 . David, according to the 4. of God, went up 
 1 Kings 2.38. and Shimei said, the 4 . is good 
 
 1 K tn. 12,15. thathe might perform his 4 . by" Ahijah 
 1.3.4. when .Itroboam heard s. of the man of God 
 
 .32. the 4 . which he cried by the Lord shall come 
 
 15.29. according to the 4 . of the L. 2 Kings 17 . 
 
 17 .15. accord, to the 4 . of Elijah, 2 Kings 2. 22. 
 
 2 Kings 5.14. according to the s. of man of God, 8.2- 
 Esth. 1. 21. the 4 . pleased the king and the (^rinces 
 Psal. 49. 4. I will open my dark 4 . upon the harp 
 Jonah 4. 2. was not this my s. when in my country 
 Mat. 15. 12. were offen led after they heard this 4 . 
 
 19. 11. all men cannot receive this s. save they 
 
 22. but when the young man heard tt.ia .'. 
 
 28. 15. this.v. is commonly reported among Jews 
 Mark". 29. for this 4 . go thy way, the devil is gone 
 
 8. .32. and he spake that 4 . openly 
 
 9. 10. and they ke|)t that 4 . with themselves 
 
 .32. they understood not that4. LwXe 2 .5t). | 9.45. 
 
 10.22. he was sad at that 4 . and went aw ay 
 Luke 1 . 29 . she wastroub.athis4. and cast in mind 
 
 2. 17 . they made know n abroad 4 . that was tola 
 9.45. and they feared to ask him of that i. 
 
 18. 34. this 4 . was hid from them, noi' knew ther 
 John 4. 37- herein is that 4 . true, one soweti; 
 
 39. many believed, for the s. of the woman 
 42. now we believe, not because of thy 4 . 
 
 6. 60. this is an hard 4. who can I'ear it 
 
 7. .36. W’hat manner of 4. is this that he said ? 
 
 40. many, when they heard this 4 . said 
 
 8. 51. 1 say to you, it a man keep my 4 . 52. 
 
 55. but 1 know him and keep his 4 . 
 
 12. .38. that the 4 . of Esaias might be fulfilled 
 
 15. 20. ifthey' have keptrny 4 . they will keep yours 
 
 18. 9. that the .9. of.lesus might be fulfilled, .32. 
 
 19. 8. when Pilate heard that 4. he v. as afraid 
 
 21. 23. then went this 4 . abroad among brethren 
 Acts 6. 5. the s. pleased the whole multitude 
 
 7 . 29 . then fled Moses at this 4 . into .Midian 
 
 16. .30. the keeper of the prison told this 4 . to Paui 
 Rom. 13. 9 . it IS briefly comprehended in this 4 . 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .54. then shall be brought to pass the 4 . 
 
 1 Tim. 1.15. this is faithful 4 . that Christ .lesus came 
 to save sinners, 4. 9. 2 'Tim. 2. 11. Tit. 3. 8. 
 3.1. this is a true 4 . if a man desire the office 
 .SAY'iSg, Participle. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 6. displeased in s. why hast thou done so ? 
 Mat. 26. 44. he prayeil third time, 4. the same w ords 
 Mark 1.3. 6. s. 1 am Christ, and sliall deceive many 
 Luke 11. 45. Master, thus 4. thou reproachest us also 
 Acts 11. 7- a. voice, . 9 . arise, Peter, slay and eat 
 
 20.22. 4 . none other things than those which 
 
 .SAYING.S. 
 
 Num. 14. . 39 . Yloses told these 4. to the people 
 Judy. 1.3. 17 . that when thy 4. come to pass,may do 
 
 1 Sam.Qo. 12. so Davitl’syoung men told all those 4 . 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 22. Ahijah’s 4. are w ritten in the story 
 3.3. 19. that are written among the s. of the seers 
 Psal. 49. 13. yet their posterity approve their .9. 
 
 78. 2. open in parables, 1 will utter dark . 1 . of old 
 Prov. 1.6. to understand the dark s. of the w i»e 
 
 4. 10. hear, O my son, and receive my 4 . 
 
 20. my son attend, incline thine ear to my 4 . 
 
 Mat. 7 . 24. whoso he.'ireth these 4. 26. Luke 6. 47- 
 
 28. when Jesus had ended these 4. the people w ere 
 astonished at his doctrine, 19.1.1 26.1. Lule 7.1. 
 Luke 1. 65. all these 4. were noised abroad in Judea 
 2. 51. his mother kept all these 4. in her heart 
 
 9 . 44. let these 4 . sink down into yom ears 
 John 10. 19 . there was a division again for these 4 , 
 
 14. 24. he that loveth me not. keepeth not my 4 . 
 Acts 14. 18. with these .9. scarce restrained they peo. 
 19 . 28. w’hen heard these .9. they were full of wrath 
 Rom. .3. 4. that thou mightest be justified in thy 4 . 
 Rev. 19 . 9. he saith to me', these are true .9. of flod 
 
 22. 6. he said to me, these 4 . are faithful and true 
 7. blessed is he that keepeth the .-. of this IkioIc 
 
 9. and of them who keep the .w of this book 
 
 10. seal not the 4 . of the prophecy of this bock 
 
 .SCAB. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 2. when shall have in skin of his flesh a 4 
 6. it is but a 4 . || 7- if s. spread much in skin, 8. 
 
 14. 56. this is the law for a. 9 . and for a bright spot 
 Deut.l^.^l. the I.ord will smite thee with a 4 . 
 
 Isa. .3. 17 . therefore the I.ord will smite with a 4 . 
 SCABBARD. 
 
 Jer. 47 . 6. O sword, putupthvself into thy s. 
 SCABBED. 
 
 Lev. 21.20. he tliat is scurvy or 4. shal I not approach 
 22. 22. or scurvy, or 4. ye shall not ofier to the L. 
 SCAFFOLD. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 13. Solomon had made a brasen 4 . 
 SCALES. 
 
 Lev. 11. 9 . these that have 4 . eat ye, Deut. 14. 9. 
 
 10. that have n04. ye shall not eat, 12. Dev,'. 14.10. 
 Job 41. 1.5. his 4 . are’his pride, shut up together 
 Isa. 40. 12.who weighed the mountains in .9. and hills 
 Ezek. ^ 9 . 4. 1 will cause the fish to stick to thy 4 . 
 Acts 9. 18. there fell from his eyes as it had been 4 . 
 SCALE I'll. 
 
 Prov. 21. 22. a wise man 4 . the city o the mighty 
 .SCAT.L. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 30. if is a dry 4 . even a leprosy on the head 
 31. plague of the 4. be not deeper tlian the skin, 
 shall shut up him that hath the 4 . seven day s, ,33. 
 .32. ami behold, if the s. spread not, .34. 
 
 .33. he shall besliaven, but the 4. shall he not shave 
 .35. but if the .9. spread much, he is unclean, .36. 
 
 . 37 . if the 4. be at a stay, the 4. is healed 
 14.54.this is the law of al 1 manner of lepros v and 4 
 .SCAI.P. 
 
 Psal. 68. 21. God shall wound the hairy 4 . of such 
 SCAN DAI,. 
 
 1 John 2.110. there is none occasion of 4 . in him 
 
 SCANDALS. 
 
 Mat. 13. t 41. gather out of his kingdom all 4 . 
 SCANT. 
 
 2 Kings 4. t 3. borrow the vessels abroad, s. not 
 
 SCANT. 
 
 Mic. 6. 10. and the 4 . measure that is aliominable 
 SCAPE-GOA T. .See Goat. 
 
 SCARCE. 
 
 Gen. 27. .30. Jacob was 4 . gone out from his father 
 Acts 14.18. with these sayings 4 . restrained people 
 
sc A 
 
 SCE 
 
 SCH 
 
 SCARCELY. 
 
 Horn. 5. 7. for s. for a righteous man will one die 
 J Pet 4. 18 . if the rightei us be saved, where sinner 
 bCAUClCN KSS. 
 
 Deut.8. 9. where thou shalt eat bread without s. 
 
 SC A REST. 
 
 Job 7.14. then thou s. me with dreams and terrifiest 
 SC A11 LET. 
 
 ,38. 28. the midwife bound a .v. thread, .30. 
 
 Jjiud. 25.4. blue, and purple, and .v. 26. J,.31,.36.1 
 27. 16. 1 28.5,6,8, 15. I .35.6.2.3,25. I .38. 18,2.3. 
 39. 3. they did cut gold into wires, to woi k it m j’. 
 jev. 14.4.'to take two birds alive, and clean, cedar- 
 wood, s. ancl hyssop, 6. 49, 51,52. Nnm. 19. 6. 
 'Niim. 4.8. they shall spread on them a chdh of s. 
 Josh. 2.18. shalt bind this line of .r. thread in window 
 21. and she bounii the s. line in the window 
 S iSam. 1. 24. weep over Saul, who clothed you in 
 P/or. 3-1.21. her houseliold are clothed with ,v. 
 
 Cant. 4. 3. thy lips are like a thread of.?. thy speech 
 Jsa. 1. 18. come now, though your sins be as .v. 
 
 Jam. 4. 5. that were brought up in^. embrace dung. 
 Dan. a. 7. sliall be clothed with i-. 16. 29. 
 
 Dah. 2. 3. the valiant men are in i'. fir-trees shaken 
 J\lat. ‘I'l. 28. tiiey put on .lesus a .v. robe 
 Deb. 9.19. he took water, and i. wool, and hyssop 
 Mev. 17. 3. a woman sit on a .v. coloured beast 
 4. the woman was arrayed in purple and colour 
 
 18.12. no man buyeth the merchandise of 
 
 16. that great city that was clothed with s. 
 
 SCAITER. 
 
 Gen. 11.9. from thence did I.ord .t. them on earth 
 49. 7- I will divide them in .lacob, .v. them in Isr. 
 Per. 26. 33. and 1 will you among the heathen 
 Num. 16. 37 . take up the censers, and .v. the tire 
 DeiU.A. 27 . and the Lord shall you among the 
 heathen, 28. 64. Jer. 9- 16. Ezek.‘l-l. 15. 
 32. 26. I said, I would them into corners 
 1 KinuslA. 1.5. he shall s. them beyond the river 
 jVr//. 1.8. if ye transgress, 1 will i-. you abroad 
 J'ob 18. til. terrors make afraid, and shall s. him 
 Pra/. 59.11. f. them by tliy power, O I,d. our shield 
 . 68. .30. s. thou the people that delight in war 
 106.27. lie lilted up his hand to s. them in lands 
 144. 6. cast forth liehtning, and s. them, shoot out 
 Jsa. 28. 25. cast abroad fitches, and j. the cummin 
 .30. t22. thou shalt s. tliem as a menstruous cloth 
 41. 16. whirlwind shall .v. them, and shall rejoice' 
 Jer. 13.24. therefore 1 will ,f. them as stubble 
 18. 17 . 1 Mill s. them as with an east wind 
 
 2.3. 1. M’oe to the [tastors that s. the sheep 
 
 49. 32. i will s. into all winds them that are in the 
 utmo.st corners, 36. b'.se/c. 5. 10, 12. 
 Jzek. 5. 2. a third part thou shalt.'-. in the Mind 
 
 6. 5. 1 M'ill .f. your bones round iibout your altars 
 
 10. 2. fill thine harid, and .s. the coals over the city 
 
 12.14. 1 will j. toM'ard every M'ind all that hel[) him 
 15. Mhen I shall .f. them among the nations 
 
 20.2.3. that 1 M’ould .c. them among the heathen 
 
 29.12. I M'ill .f. the Egyptians, .30. 2.3, 26. 
 
 Dan. 4. 1-1. lieM' down the tree, and .s. his fruit 
 
 11. 24. he. shall .9. among them the prey and spoil 
 
 12. 7 . to .9. the pOM’er of the holy people 
 
 Dab. 3.14. they came out as a M'hirl wind to s. me 
 .Zech. 1. 21. lift up tl'.eir horn over ludah to s. it^ 
 Mai. 2. td. I M’ill s. dungonyourfaces,dungof fea. 
 .SCA 1 lERKD. 
 
 Gen. 11. 4. lest M'e be . 9 . abroad upon the earth 
 8. so the Lord .v. them abroad from thence 
 Dtod. 5. 12. the people were s. to gather stubble 
 Dnni. 10. 35. let thine enemies be . 9 . Psal. 68. 1. 
 Dent. 30.3. whither the L<trd thy God hath s. thee 
 
 1 Ham. 11.11. the Ammonites that remained were^. 
 13.8. and the people were . 9 . from .Saul 
 
 11. because I saw the people were s. from me 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 8. the battle was .9. over the country 
 20. t 22. and they were s. from the city 
 
 22.15. he sent out arrows and .9. them, Psal. 18.14. 
 
 1 KingsZ‘1. 17 . I saw all Israel .9. 2 Chron. 18. If). 
 
 2 Kings^b. 5. his army were .9. from him, Jer. 52. 8. 
 Esth. 3. 8. there is a certain people .9. abroad 
 
 Job 4. 11. the stout lions’ '.vhelps are s. abioad 
 18. 15. brimstone shall be s. on his habitation 
 Psal. 44. 11. thou hast s. us among heathen, 60.1. 
 
 5 . 3 . 5. God hath s. the bones of him that encampeth 
 68. 14. M’hen the Almighty s. kings in it 
 
 89.10. thou hast s. thine enemies with thy arm 
 92 . 9 . all the workers of iniquity shall he ,9. 
 
 141 . 7 . our bones are .9. at the grave’s mouth 
 
 Jsa. 18.2. go ye messenger s to a nation s. and peeled 
 
 7 . the present shall be brought of a people s. 
 
 .3.3.3. at lifting up of thyself the nations were s. 
 Jer. 3. 13. and hast . 9 . thy ways to the strangers 
 10. 21. and all their flocks shall be . 9 . 
 
 23. 2. ye have s. my hock, aird driven them away 
 .30.11. an end of all rrations M'hither 1 have.9. thee 
 
 31.10. he that , 9 . Isr. will gatlrer him and keep him 
 
 40.15. that all .lewsshouhl be, .v. and .ludah perish ? 
 50. 17 . Israel is a i-. sheep, lions have driven 
 
 Ezek. 6 . 8 . when 3 'e shall be s. through the countries 
 
 11.16. though 1 j. them, I M ill'be a little sanctuary 
 17 . I will gather and assemble you out of court- 
 
 tries wher e ye have been s. 20. 31, 41. 1 28. 25. 
 
 17 . 21. they that remain shall be .9. to all winds 
 29 . 13. Egyptians gathered whither they were . 9 . 
 34. 5. Hock s. because there is no shepherd, they be¬ 
 came meat to beasts of field u heir they were s. 
 
 6. my flock was s. on the face of the earth 
 12. iirthe day that he is among his sheep that are . 9 . 
 
 where they have beeir s. in the cloudy day 
 21. pushed the diseased till ye have .9. them 
 36.19. and I s. them airrong the heathen 
 46.18. that my people be rrot s. ever y man 
 Joel 3. 2. plead for my jreople whom they have s, 
 Nall. 3. 18. thy people is s. on the mountains 
 Dab. 3. 6. the everlastin;^ mountains M'ere .9. 
 
 Zech. 1. 19 . these are the horns which have . 9 . 21. 
 
 7-14. 1 .9. them with M’hirlwind among natioirs 
 13. 7 . awake, O sword, smite the shepherd, an/l the 
 sheep shall be s. Mat. 26. 31. Mark 14. 27- 
 Mat. 9. 36. they Mere s. as sheep having no shep. 
 >Luke 1. 51. he hath s. the proud in the imagination 
 
 John 11.52. gather in one the children that M-ere^. 
 
 16. 32. hour coineth, is now, that ye shall be s. 
 
 Acts 5. 36. as manv as obeyed llieudas Mere f. 
 
 8. 1. were a-, abroad through the regions of .ludea 
 4. were a. Merit every where preaching, 11. 19. 
 Jam. 1. 1. to the tM'elve tribes that are a. abroad 
 1 Pet. 1.1. Peter to the strangers a. through Pontus 
 SGA I TEK Ei il. 
 
 Job 37 . 11. tire thick cloud he a. his bright cloud 
 38. 24. wlrich a. the east-wind upon the earth 
 Psal. 147 . 16. he a. the hoar-frost like ashes 
 Prov. 11.24. thei'e is that a. and yet inci'easeth 
 20 . 8. a king .9. away all evil with his eyes 
 
 26. a wise king s. the wicked, and hr ingeth M’heel 
 Isa. 24. 1. the Loi'il s. the inhabitants ct the earth 
 Mat. 12. 30. he not M'ith me isag. me, and he that 
 gathereth not M'ith me, s. abroad, Luke 11. 23. 
 JoImlO. 12. the wolf catcheth and a. the sheep 
 .SCA'l 1 KK IMG. 
 
 Job . 37 . + 9 . and cold cometh out of the a. w inds 
 Isa. 30. 30. tire Lord shiill shew his anger with a. 
 
 SC EMI'. * 
 
 Job 11. 9. yet through the a. of M'ater it will bud 
 Jer. 48. 11. therefore his a. is not changed 
 Dos. 14. 7 . the A. thereof be the wine of Lebanon 
 SCEPlItK. 
 
 In Greek, c/citttpoi/ ; in Hebrew, Shebet. ^J‘ts 
 word si.r/nijies, 1. A rod of command, a sta.if of 
 authority, which is supposed to be in the hand of 
 kings, of .wvereigns of a province, of the chief vj 
 the people. Ahasuerus carried in his hand a 
 golden sceiJtre, Esth. 8. 4. The sceptre is a sign 
 (f lower and authority; hence says Is'aiah, lire 
 Lord Iralh bi'oken the sceptre, or the power of the 
 rulers, Isa. 14. 5. And Amos represents the 
 sovereign power by him that holds the sceptre, 
 Amos i. 5, 8. 
 
 II. 'J'he sceptre, or the word Shebet, is put for the 
 rod of correction, for the sovereign authority that 
 punishes and humbles. 'Ihou shalf break them 
 M’ith a r od of iron, or with an iron sceptre, Psal. 
 2. 9. Solomon uses the word Shebet, to express 
 the rod with which the disobedient son is disciplin¬ 
 ed, Prov. 22. 15. 
 
 III. The sceptre is often taken for a tribe, probably, 
 because the princes of each tribe carried a sceptr e, 
 as a wand of command, to shew their dignity i 
 thus the word shebet is rendered in 1 Sam. 9. 21. 1 
 10. 19, 20, 21. 1 15. 17 . 1 Kings 11.32. 
 
 IV. The scepti'e, or the Hebr ew awrf shebet, signi¬ 
 
 fies a shepherd's wand, l.ev. 27- 32. '.t he truncheon 
 of a warrior, or any common sta.tt, 2 .''am. 23. 21. 
 And the rod or flail with which they thresh the 
 smaller grain, Isa. 28. 27- , , , 
 
 Jacob foretold to .ludah, that the sceptre should not 
 depart from Judah', wax'A lawgiver from between 
 iris feet, till Shiloh come, Gen. 49. 10. Py the 
 sceptre and lawgiver, are meant divers forms of 
 government: the'first being the mark of regal power 
 or sovereignty; the ether title respects those 
 tohose po-wer succeeded that of their kings, in the 
 person of Zerubbabel and his successors: and this 
 is that which shoult not depart from Judah till 
 Shiioir, cr the Messiah, should come. This pro¬ 
 phesy doth not precisely respect the person of .) u- 
 dah.y'c/' he never ascended the throne, nor possessed 
 the empire over his brethren ; neither doth it re¬ 
 spect his posterity as a tribe distinguished from 
 the rest, although it had special advantages from 
 that time : for the banner of } udah led the camp in 
 their march through the wilderness. Mum. 2. 3. 
 That tribe had the first possession of the land of 
 Canaan, ,losh. 15. 1. And these were the begin¬ 
 nings of its future glory. And from David to 
 the captivity, that tribe possessed the kingdom, 
 but the glory of his sceptre was lost in the per¬ 
 son of /edekiah. Therefore the full meaning of 
 the jn'ophecy regards the people ot Israel, fw the 
 relation they had to the tribe of Judah : for that 
 tribe alone returned entire from the captivity, 
 with some relics of Le\ i and Benjamin ; so that 
 the nation from that time was distinguished by 
 the title of the Jews, in relation to it: and the 
 right to dispose of the sceptre was always in the 
 tribe of Judah; for the Levites that ruled after 
 that time received their power from them: so 
 that the intent of the prophesy is, that after the 
 establishment of'the .'.upreme power in the family 
 of Judah, it should not pass into the hands of 
 strangers, but as a certain presage, and imme¬ 
 diate forerunner of the coming of Shiloh, /hid 
 this was fully accomplished: for in the captivity 
 there was an interruption, rather than an ex¬ 
 tinction, of their government; their return was 
 promised at the time they were carried captives 
 to Babylon: but at the coming of Ju¬ 
 
 dea was a pirovince of the Homan empire : 
 llerod, an Edomile, sat on the throne; and 
 as the tribe of .ludah in general, so the family 
 of David in particular, was in such a low 
 state, Joseph and Mary, zc/zo were descpid- 
 ed from him, were constrained to lodge in a 
 stable at Bethlehem. And since our blessed 
 Uaviour hath appeared on the earth, the Jews 
 have lost all authority, their civil and eccle¬ 
 siastical state is utterly ruined, and they bear 
 the visible signs and marks of infamous servi- 
 . tude. For though great numbers of this people 
 swarm all over the world, since, the destruc¬ 
 tion of their temple and city by Titus, yet they 
 have never been able to embody again into a 
 nation, either in their own, or any other land; 
 nor have they to this day ever found a place 
 where they could re-establish their old constitution 
 of law, or have a prince of their own to govern 
 them by it. 
 
 The Jews seek in vain to pvt forced meanings upon 
 this prophecy of .lacob, saying, that the sceptr e 
 intimates the dominion of strani/ers, to which they 
 have been in .subjection, or the hope of seeing, one 
 day, the sceptre, or supreme power, settled again 
 among themselves. In vain likewise they take 
 
 refuge in their JEchmalotarcha; that is. The 
 1 lead of the captivity. Etich an officer the Baby¬ 
 lonish Jews had, to whom they paid a voluntary 
 submission, and who was always chosen by them 
 out <f the hou.^e of David. Jf such an o.tjicer be 
 still there in being, he is no more than what their 
 Alabarcha rezzA at Alexandria, t/ze?r Etlmarcha, 
 at Antioch, or their Episcojrus .luda’orum, in 
 J' lrgland ; that is, the head of that sect in that 
 place, without sword or sceptre, or any power of 
 coercion, or authority of .jurisdiction, but what he 
 hath by the voluntary submission of the Jewsc/ 
 that country, which teas the case with their Baby¬ 
 lonian TEchmalotarcha. Nothing therefore can be 
 more vain than what the Jews urge as to this mat¬ 
 ter ; that is, that in this A'chmalotarcha is still 
 preserved both the Sceptre and the Lawgivers the 
 tribe of ^ udah, and that therefore the prophecy e/.l a- 
 cob is not yet fuljilled, nor the Messiah as yet come. 
 Gen. 49 . 10. the a. shall not depart from .ludah 
 Num. 21. 17 . and a a. sliall rise out of Israel 
 K'z'/z. 4. 11. the kingshidl hold out the gohlcrr a. 
 
 5. 2. king held out to listher the golden a. 8. 4. 
 l^sal. 45. 6. the . 9 . of thy kingdom is a right a. 
 
 Isa. 14. .5. l.ord hath br oken the . 9 . of the ruler s 
 Ezek. 19 . 11. she hazl strong rods for' the v. of them 
 14. so that sheliath no strong I'od to be a .', to rule 
 Amos 1.5. I M ill cut off him thatholdeth the .9. 
 
 8. M'ill cut off him that holdeth a. from Ashkelon 
 Zech. 10. 11. and the a. of Egypt shall depart away 
 Deb. 1. 8. A. of righteousness is the a. of thy kingdom 
 .SCHISM 
 
 Is a word formed from the Greek word^ Ixitriia, 
 which signijies rupture, or division. The apostle 
 Paul cr/zzzrrA r/zg Corinthians to live in union toge¬ 
 ther, tb.at ther e may be no divisions, or schisms, 
 among them, 1 C'zzz'. 1. 10, 11, 12. gfA heresy is a 
 departing from the communion of the church, in 
 respect of doctrine, or some fundamental article of 
 religion, so schism is taken for a separation from 
 the society of the church for external things. Thus 
 the divisions among the Corinthians were not 
 about matters of faith, but occasioned from their 
 having men's persons in admiration ; ever y one of 
 j'ou saith, I am of Paul, and I of xipollos, and t 
 of Cephas, anrl 1 of Christ. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 25. that there should be no a. in the body 
 
 SCIIOLAB. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 8. they cast lots, the teacher as the a. 
 Mai. 2. 12. Lord will cut off the master and the a. 
 
 SCHOOL. 
 
 Though it cannot he doubted, but tlnU religious and 
 devout men, from the first beginning of mankind, 
 did take care to instruct their children and fami¬ 
 lies in the fear of ( Jid, yet, for many age.':, there 
 is no mention made of acadeniics, </>■ schools 
 erected for this purpose. 7’/zg schools zrr colleges 
 of the prophets are the first of -which we have any 
 accounts in Ecripture ; where the children cf the 
 prophets, that is, their disciples, lived in the exer¬ 
 cise of a retired and austere life, in study, and 
 meditation, and reading of the law of (tod. It is 
 said, 1 Sam. 19. 18. David fled, and escaped, 
 and came to Earnuel to Ram ah , and told him 
 all that Saul hazl done to him; And he and 
 Samuel went and dwelt at jSioioth. This Maioth, 
 which was in the subu; hs of Ramali, was the aca¬ 
 demy of the prophets. And it is probahle, that 
 among them Samuel chose to spend all the leisure 
 time he could get from the necessary avocations 
 of his public duty. We .find more also under the 
 pirophets Elijah and Elisha, at Beth-el, and in 
 the plain of .lericl'.o, 2 Kings 2. 3. 5. These pro¬ 
 phets were consulted upon affairs of importance ; 
 people went to hear their lessons, as appears from 
 the -woman of .Shunem, uith whom Elisha had 
 lodged. Her husband asked her, Why she went 
 to see the prophet, seeing that da^' was neitlier 
 the Sabbath, nor the irew-moou, 2 Kings 4. 
 23. which insinuates that these were the chief 
 and usual times in which they resorted to the 
 prophets for instruction. 77zc.9e Scliools continued 
 down to the captivity of Bab^ loir, and it should 
 seem, that even, the captives went .still to hear 
 the prophets, ivhen there were any in the places 
 where they jesided. Ezekiel relates several con¬ 
 versations that he had with the elders of Israel. 
 who came to see him, and to consult him .several 
 times, Ezek. 14. 1, 2. I 20.1, 2, 3. These .ScIk/oIs, 
 or Societies, of the jjrophcts, were succeeded by the 
 synagogues. See .Syn.vcogue. 
 
 Some make it a doubt whether there were any syna¬ 
 gogues before the captivity of Bahyloir. jet we 
 read in Psal. 74. 8. 1 hey have burnt up all the 
 syna.gogues of Ood in the land. It is a.tfirmid, 
 however, that they were become so numerous tn 
 Judea, after the return from the captivity, that in 
 the city of .lerirsalciu omy, there were upwards of 
 four hundred, according to some ; or three hundred 
 and ninety-four, according to others. 
 
 The method of teaching in the S.Miagogues and in 
 the Schools, is observahle in the (lO-spei.s and in 
 the Acts. When .lesus was of the age of t vehe 
 years, he was found in the temiile in tin-midst ot 
 thezioefors, liearing them, and asking them ques¬ 
 tions, Luke 2. 46. By which it should >eim, that 
 the doctors of the law gave a general liberty to any 
 person to propound gnestions to them al- nt the law 
 of God, to which tiny fare answers, (fir yn ioiir 
 entering another day into the synagogue of N aza- 
 reth, his own country, they presented to hun the 
 volume of the prophet Isaiah; lie unfolded and 
 opened it, and having read a passage out <J the 
 prophet, he rolled it up again, and sat do n to 
 .speak, Luke 4. 16, 17, Sc. As to the po.-tnre of 
 the disciples in the schools, the ai ostleyAMi 'jirnks 
 of it in Acts 22. 3. I was brought up in this city, 
 at the feet of (Jatnaliel. The Hahbin sat upi-n a 
 chair that icas raised aloft; the scholars that -were 
 the greatest proficients, were njou benches just be- 
 lo-w their master ; and the younger sort sat upi n tha 
 around on hassocks. 
 
 2 E 2 419 
 
 4 
 
SCO 
 
 SCO 
 
 SCR 
 
 /IcfslO. 9. disputin" in the .f. of one Tyrannus 
 .SCHUOLMA.STl:i{. 
 
 (JaL 3.24. tlie law was our s. to hrinu: us to Christ 
 25. after faith we are no longer under a s. 
 SCIENCE. 
 
 Drt«. 1.4. children skilful in wisdom, understan. .f. 
 
 1 Tim.C).‘ZO. avoiding babblings and oppositionsofi'. 
 
 SCO EE, 
 
 Hah. \. 10. they shall f. at tiie kings and princes 
 SCOEEEK.s. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. there shall come in last days s. walking 
 
 SCOKCII. 
 
 Rev. IG. 8. 1 'ower was given him toj. men with fire 
 SCOTCHED. 
 
 Mat. 13.0. when sun was up they were .c. Mark 4. G. 
 Rev. IG. y. and men were a. with great heat 
 SCORN, Verb. 
 
 Job 16. 20. my friends me, mine eye poureth tears 
 SCORN. 
 
 R-Ub. .3. G. he thoughts, to lay hands on Moniecai 
 f-’f. II. 13. thou makestiiSH reproach ami 70. 4. 
 Hah. 1. 10. and the princes shall be a s. to them 
 Sec KU. 
 
 SCOKN ER. 
 
 yi scorner is one who makes a rnrck of sin, and of 
 Cod's threatenings and .judgments against sin¬ 
 ners; one who derides all wholesome reproofs and 
 conn.^els, scoffs at religion, and contemns the word 
 and faithful ministers of Ciod ; he ts a monster of 
 intquitg, having obtained the highest degree if 
 sinning. I’sal. 1. 1. Blessed is the man that sit- 
 teth not in tlie seat of the scornful. Prov. 1. 22. 
 How lone' will the scoi ners delight in tlieir scorn¬ 
 ing ? .Solomon describes the .Stonier in a variety 
 of expressions; he is one that takes pleasure in 
 scorning, Prov. 1. 22. He is ready to hate such 
 as rebuke him, and to entertaiti malicious and re- 
 vengejul thoughts against them. Prov. 9.^. Re¬ 
 prove not a scorner, lest he hate thee, fie stop- 
 peth his ears against reproofs. Prov. 13. 1. A 
 scorner heareth not rebuke. lie is proud, arro¬ 
 gant. and haughty, Prov. 21. 24. He causes 
 strifes, contentions, atul divisions in a society. 
 Prov. 22. 10. Cast out the scorner, and conten¬ 
 tion shall go'out. He brings others likewise into 
 a snare, and that by his wiiked ci unsels and courses, 
 whereby he seduces and infects them, so that they 
 are eiposed to God's wrath. Prov. 29. 8. .Scorn¬ 
 ful men bring a city into a snare. \jod's dread¬ 
 ful judgments are threatened against them in are- 
 markable manner. Prov. 3. 31. 1 9. 12. | 19. 29. 
 Surely he seorneth the scorners. If thou scorn- 
 est, thou alone shalt bear it. .1 udgmcnts are pre¬ 
 pared for scorners. JJnd it is said, that he seek- 
 eth wisdom, andlindeth it not, 14. G. He 
 
 finds it not, because he doth not seek it aright, to 
 wit, sincerely, earnestly, and seasonably, and in a 
 constant and diligent use of all the means which God 
 hath appointed to that end, and with an honest in¬ 
 tention of employing his knirwledge to the service <f 
 God, and the furtherance of his practice of religion. 
 Prov. 9. 7- he that reproveth a.v. gelteth shame 
 8. rejirove not a lest he hale thee, rebuke a wise 
 
 13. 1 . hut a .(. heareth not rebuke 
 
 14. G. a.s. seeketh wisdom, and lindeth it not 
 
 15. 12. a s. loveth notone that repioveth him 
 19. 25. smite a .c. ||22. 10. cast out tlie s. 
 
 21. 11. when .f. is punished, simple is made wise 
 24. s. is his name, who dealeth in jiroud wrath 
 24. 9. and the s. is an abomination to men 
 Isa. 29.' 20. the j. is consumed, and all that watch 
 .SCORNERS. 
 
 Prov. 1.22. how long will .f. delight in theirscorning 
 3. .‘34. surely he seorneth the .s-. but he giveth grace 
 19. 29. Judgments are prepared for s. and stripes 
 Hos. 7. 5. he stretched out his hands with r. 
 SCORN EST. 
 
 Prov. 9. 12. if thou r. thou alone shalt bear it 
 JLzek. 16. 31. not been as harlot, in that thou s. hire 
 SCORNETIE 
 
 Job 39. 7- be .r. the multitude of the city 
 18. the ostrich, she s. the horse and his rider 
 Prov. 3.31. surely he .?. the scorner, but giveth grace 
 19. 28. an ungodo' witness r. Judgment, and mouth 
 . SCORNFUL. 
 
 Psal. 1. l.norsitteth in the seat of the s. 
 
 Prov. 29. 8. s. men bring a city into a snare 
 Jsa. 28. 14. hear the word of the Lord, ye s. men 
 SCORNINCt. [water? 
 
 Job 34. 7- who is like .lob, who drinks up s. like 
 Ps. 123. 4. is tilled with ,v. of those that are at ease 
 Prov. 1.22. how long will scorners delight in their s. 
 SCORPION. 
 
 fl venomous reptile, somewhat like a small lobster, 
 that has a bladder full of dangerous poison : its 
 head appears to be joined and continued to the 
 breast: it has two eyes in the middle if its head, 
 and two towards its extremity, hetween which come 
 out, as it were two arms, which are divided into two 
 like the claws of a lobster. It has eight legs, pro¬ 
 ceeding from Its breast, every one of which is di¬ 
 vided into six parts, covered with hair, at the end 
 (f which aie six talons or claws. The belly is di¬ 
 vided into seven ringsffrom the last of zchich the 
 tail proceeds, which is divided into seven little 
 heads, of which the last is armed with a sting. In 
 some are observed six eyes, and in others eight may 
 be visibly perceived. The tail is long, and made 
 after the manner of a string of heads tied end to 
 end, one to another : the last bigger than the others, 
 and something longer; at the end of which are 
 sometimes two stings, which are hollow, and filled 
 with a cold poison, which it squirts into the part 
 which it stings. 
 
 The .Scorpion is of a blackish colour, like soot ; it 
 waddles as it goes, and fixes violently with its 
 snout, and by its jeet, on such persons as it seizes 
 upon, .10 that it cannot he plucked off hut with 
 difficulty. They say, that the dam brings forth 
 eleven young ones, which are small round worms ; 
 that af ter she has sat upon them, and hatched 
 them, then they kill the mother. They are more 
 
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 ^ mischieveus to women than men, and more to girls 
 j than women. It is said, that the best and surest 
 remedy against the bite of a Scorpion is, to squeeze 
 It to pieces upon the wound. iMoses says, that 
 the Israelites parsed through a great and termble 
 wilderness, wherein were fiery serpents, and .Scor¬ 
 pions, 8. 15. The Hebrew rearff IIakarab, 
 or A krai); from whence is Akrahbim ; the ascent 
 of Akrahbim, or .Sorpions, Aum. 34. 4. 
 
 In scripture, .‘jeorpions aie used in a figurative 
 sense, for wicked, maliiuus, and crafty men, 
 who, scorpion-like, wound, torment, and kill good 
 men. Eaek. 2. 6. '1 hou dwellest among .Scor- 
 pi( ns. Gur Saviour says to his disciples, I.uke 
 10. 19. Behold 1 give unto you power to tread 
 on serpents and scorpions; hy which may be 
 signified whatsoever the devil may make use of to 
 hurt them. The disciples of Antichrist, who by 
 their poisonous doctrines wound the souls of men, 
 are likewise compared to .Scorpions, Rev. 9. 3. 
 
 .Scorjji(,ns were also a kind of whip armed with 
 points, or pointed thorns, like the tail if a .Scoi - 
 pion. IVhen the Israelites complained to Reho- 
 boam of the weight of the yoke wherewith Solo- 
 mi n had loaded them, 1 hy father made our 
 3 oke grievous, make it lighter, he returned 
 them this answer ; \V liei eas my father did lade 
 ".ith an heavy yoke, 1 will add to your yoke: 
 my father hath chastised >ou with whips, hut 
 1 will chastise you with scorpions, 1 Kings 12. 
 4, H, 14. 
 
 T.uke 11. 12. if lie ask an egg, will he offer him ?is.? 
 
 Rev. 9. 5. their torment was as the torment of a s. 
 
 .'-CHRP I HNS. 
 
 Heift. 8.1.5. throng!) that wildei ness wherein were .<■. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 1 E my father chastised you with wliips, 
 but I w ill chastise you with s. 14. 2 Ghr. 10.11, 14. 
 
 F.zek. 2. 6. tho’ lliou dost dwell among s. be not afraid 
 
 I.ukelO. 19- 1 give you power to tread oh ser. and i. 
 
 Rev. 9. 3. to them was given pow er, as s. have power 
 10. they had tails like to .v. and stings in them 
 SCOURED. 
 
 Lev. G. 28. if it be sodden in a brasen pot, it shall be j. 
 SCOUROE. 
 
 The punishment of the scourge, or whip, was very 
 common among the .lews. The law orriains, that 
 if the wicked man he worthy to be beaten, the 
 Judge shall cause him to lie down, and to be 
 beaten before his face, according to his fault, hy 
 a certain number: Forty stiipes he may give 
 liim, and not exceed : lest, if he should exceed, 
 and heat liim above these with many stripes, 
 then thy brother should seem vile unto tliee, 
 Heut. 25. 1, 2, .3. There were two ways of giving 
 the lash ; one with thongs or whips, made of ropes’ 
 ends, or straps of leather; the other, with rods, 
 twigs, or branches of some tree. 
 
 The Rabbins think, that ordinary faults committed 
 against the law, and submitted to the penalty 
 of the scourge, were punished, not with blows 
 with a rod, hut with a whip. They hold, that all 
 punishable faults, to which the law has not an¬ 
 nexed the kind or degree of punishment, are to be 
 punished hy the scourge. 'I he iffender was stript 
 from his shoulders to his middle, and was tied 
 hy his arms to a pretty low pillar, that he might 
 lean forward, and the executioner might the 
 more easily come at his hack. The law directed 
 that they should not exceed the number of forty 
 stripes : and the .lews, that they might not trans¬ 
 gress this law, seem to have made thirty-nine 
 blows a fixed number, which they never went 
 beyond, as may he gathered from 2 Cor. 11. 24. 
 where the apostle says. Of the .lews five times 
 received 1 forty stripes save one. But it is 
 said, that in greater faults they struck with 
 greater violence. 
 
 I'he Rabbins jinther say, that the penalty of the 
 scourge was not at all ignominious among them, 
 and that it could not he objected as a disgrace to 
 those that had suffered it. They pretend, that no 
 Israelite, not so much as the king, or high priest, 
 was exempted from this law, when he had com¬ 
 mitted any fault that deserved this punishment. 
 Tut this must he understood of the punishment 
 of whipping that was inflicted in their synagogues, 
 and which was rather a legal and particular 
 penalty, than a public and shameful correction. 
 Philo, .speaking of the manner in which Flaccus 
 treated the .lews of Alexandria, says, he made 
 them undergo the punishment of the whip, which, 
 says he, is not less insupportable to a free man, 
 than death itself. Gur •Saviour, speaking of the 
 pains and ignominy of Ins passion, commonly 
 juts his scourging in the first place. Mat. 20. 
 19. Mark 10. 34. Luke 18. 33. 
 
 The punishment of scourging inflicted on cur 
 Raviour, which is mentioned in Mat. 27. 26. 
 has given occasion for several conjectures: Some 
 say, that this jjunishment among the Romans 
 was a solemn preparative to cruci.fixiun, hut this 
 would make scourging a part of the sentence of 
 death pronounced upon our Saviour, zchich zt 
 zcas not, as appears from .lohn 19. 1, 4, 6, <.Vc. 
 where it is said, that Pilate again and again 
 sought to release him, even after he was scourged, 
 and that he told the .lew s that he found no Jaulf 
 in him ; but being pressed upon by the .lew .s, he 
 at last gace sentence against him, that he should 
 he crucified, which was not till some time after 
 he had been scourged. Grotius explains this of 
 the punishment of putting one to the question, 
 which was common among the Romans, an ex¬ 
 ample of which we have in Acts 22. 24. Con¬ 
 cerning which, see OorsTiON. But the gos¬ 
 pels give no ground for this conjecture. 1 he rea¬ 
 son generally assigned for our Saviour’s being 
 scourged is, that Pilate, willing to deliver him from 
 a capital sentence, apfointed this c/scourging to 
 he inflicted on him: He proposed to the .lews 
 the scourging of him, as a lighter punishment, 
 proportionable to the crimes they laid against 
 
 him, intending afterwards to release him. So that 
 the notion of hts scourging was that of a lighter 
 punishineiit, to release him from a greater ; though 
 11 hen that was inflicted, he was prevailed upon to 
 gratify the Jews, by delivering Jesus up to be 
 I rucified. 
 
 The scourge of the tongue. Job 5. 21. Thou shalt 
 be hill from the scourge of tlie tongue, or, wlien 
 the tongue scourgeth; that is, J rum false accusa¬ 
 tions, and virulent slanders and reproaches.. 
 i'CmxTtie, figuratively, is taken for any instrument 
 which Gcd makes use of Jor executing his judg¬ 
 ments: thus he used a destroying ungel to scourge 
 the Assyrians, Isa. 10.26. I .37..'30. 
 
 Job 5. 21. Thou shalt he hid from s. of the tongue 
 9.23. if the .V. slay suddenly, he will laugh at trial 
 
 la. 10.20. Lord of hosts shall stir up a.t. for him 
 28. 15. when the overtlowing s. shall pass, 18. 
 
 JohnU. 15. wlieu he had made a r. of small cords 
 .SCHUR(3 E. 
 
 Mat. 10. 17. they will s. you in their synagogues 
 20. 19. they shall s. him, Maik 10. .34. Luke 18. 33- 
 23. 34. some ot them ye shall s. ami persecute 
 
 xlcts 22. 25. is it lawful for vou to s. a Uomau i 
 .SCHUR(iEl). 
 
 Ter. 19. 20. lie w ithii hond-maid, she shall be s. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 2G. and w hen they liad s. .les. he <leliverecj 
 him to be crucified, Mark 15. 15. John I'l. 1. 
 SCHURGE.S. 
 
 Josh. 113. 13. s. in vour skies, anfl thorns in your eyes 
 8CUUR(iETIL 
 
 Ileb. 12. 6. the L<i. every son whom he receivetli 
 .SCOURGING. 
 
 Acts 22. 24. that he should he examined by s. 
 SCOLRGING.S. 
 
 Ileb. 11. 36. others had trial of s. yea of bonds 
 SCRABBLED. 
 
 1 Ram.HI. 13. David feigned liimself mad, andr. 
 SCRAPE. 
 
 I. ev. 14. 41. shall pour out the dust that they s. off 
 
 Job 2. 8. Job took a potsherd to s. himself withal 
 
 Ezek. 26. 4. 1 will also r. herdust from her 
 
 SCRAPED. 
 
 Lev. 14. 41. he shall cause the house to be s. withiti- 
 43. if plague come again, after lie hath s. house 
 SCRIBE, 
 
 Ln Hebrew, .Sopher ; in Greek, •wpannaTevs. This 
 word is taken, 1. Ear a clerk,-writer, or secretary. 
 This was a very considerable employment in the 
 court of the kings cj Judah, in which the scripture 
 (ften mentions the secretaries, as the first officers 
 of the crown. Seraiah -was .'icribe, or secretary, 
 to king David, 2 Sam. 8. 17. Sheva is said to 
 have filled that post," Sam. 20. 25. Elihoreph and 
 Ahiah, -were secretaries to king Solomon, 1 Kings 
 4. 3. shebna under llezekiah, 2 Kings 19. 2. 
 and Shapliaii tGifl'er .losiah, 2 Kings 22. 8. As 
 there were but few in those times that could write 
 well, the employment of a Scribe or writer zvas 
 very cousidci able. 
 
 II. xl Scribe is put for a Commissary or Muster- 
 master of an army, who makes the review cf the 
 troops, keeps the list or roll, and calls them 
 over: Under the reicn cf EzTvaXs Xi/i// e/.1 iidah, 
 there is found .leil the .Scribe, who had under his 
 hand the king's armies, 2 Chron. 26. 11. And 
 at the time of the captivity, it is said, 1 he 
 captain of the guaid, among other considerable 
 persons, took the principal Scribe of the host, or 
 Recretary of war, w ho mustered the iieople of the 
 land, 2 Kings 25. 19. 
 
 III. .Scribe is put for an able and skilful man, a 
 doctor of the law, a man of learning, that under¬ 
 stands affairs. Jonathan, David's uncle by the 
 father’s side, was a counsellor, a wise man and a 
 Scribe, 1 Chron. 27- -32. Baruch, the disciple 
 and .secretary c/.leremiah, is called a .Scribe, Jer. 
 .36. 2G. wind Ivzra is celebrated as a .cX;7/'k/.S cribe 
 in the la-c of his God, Ezra 7- 6. The Scribes of 
 the people, who are frequently mentioned in the 
 gospel, were public zi liters, and professed doctors of 
 the law, which they read and explained to the 
 people. 
 
 Rome place the original of .Scribes under rvioses; 
 but their name does not appear till under the 
 Judges. It is said, that in the ziar of Barak 
 against Sisera, out of Machir came down gover¬ 
 nors, and out of /ebulvn thej' that handle the 
 pen of the w riter, Judg. 5. 14. Others think that 
 David first instituted them, when he established 
 the several classes cf the priests and Lei ites. 
 'J he Scribes zeere of the tribe of Levi; and at 
 the time that David is said to have made the re¬ 
 gulation of that tribe, we rend that six thousand 
 of them -were constituted Othcers and .lodges, 
 
 1 ('hron. 23. 4. among zchom it ts reasonable to 
 believe the Scribes zrere included: Eor in \ Cliron. 
 24. 6. we read of Miemaiah, the Scribe, one of 
 the Lev ites ; and in 2 Clmon. 34. 13. ue find it 
 zeritten. Of the Levites, there were Scribes and 
 Othcers. 
 
 It is not unlikely that they might have had their 
 ediicatiim anung the colleges of the prophets ; since 
 we do not read of any other schools of learning 
 than anung them. Their very name implies some 
 degree of scholarship, and that no inconsiderable 
 eve ; since we find our Lord joining prophets and 
 wise men, and Scribes together, Slat. 23. 34. 
 And the prophet Isaiah, after him the apostle 
 Paul, instancing them as such: II here is the 
 wisef zchere is the Rcribe Y where is the disputer of 
 this zcorld? Isa. .33.18. 1 Cor. 1.20. 
 
 The Scribes, and doctors of the laze, in scripture- 
 phrase, mean the same thing: elnd he that in 
 .Mat. 22. .35. is called a doctor of the law, or a 
 lawyer, in Mark 12. 28. is named a Scribe, or 
 one of the Scribes. They seem to have had the 
 sole expounding of the Rcriptures; and there¬ 
 fore the disciples ask enr Haviour, .Mat. 17. 10. 
 M liy tlien say the .Scribes that EUns most first 
 come.' wind in IMark 12. 35. Ilow say the 
 Scribes that Christ is the Son of David 7 wind 
 
SCR 
 
 s cu 
 
 SEA 
 
 171 Luke CO. 1, 2. w/??7e Christ vas preaching the 
 twspel, the chief priests and .Scribes came upon 
 him, with the ehlers, sayin?, tell us by' what 
 authority doest thou these thincs;' or who is he 
 that gave thee this authority which they tho7ight 
 no one had a right to hiit themselves. ' _ 
 Though they were employed to he the judges, inter¬ 
 preters, and preachers of tlie law to the people, 
 we find that they came, in length of time, greatly 
 to abuse their tiust; by delivering traditions, in¬ 
 stead of Scripture, and thereby setting aside even 
 the law itself. Thus they very pertly demanded 
 of Christ, Mat. 15. 2, .I, iSrc. Why <io thy disci- 
 ;ples transgress the tradition of tlie elders r which 
 our Lord fully answers by another question; 
 Why do you transgress the commandment of 
 God by your tradition ? For God commanded, 
 saying. Honour thy father, bee. 
 
 'Their departure from the true faith in doctrine, 
 was accompanied, as is geiterally the case, with 
 a depravity of morals in their lives ; for all their 
 
 ■ outward zeal and profession, they had little or no 
 
 ■ true religion at bottom. Theref re our iSaviour 
 says to his audience upon the mount. Except your 
 rigliteousness shall exceed the rigliteousuess of 
 the Scribes and Phaiisees, ye sliall in no case 
 • enter into tlie kingdom of heaven. Mat. 5. 20. 
 And he gives various instances of their irregular 
 and unjust doings, in Mat. 2tJ. 2, .‘1, 4, Ac. And 
 because they, the least of all ?nen, could bear a 
 reformation, we find them taking all occasions to 
 oppose the preaching and spreading of the gospel: 
 jhey murmur at our Lord, whenever they see 
 him to do an act of charity or public good. They 
 upbiaid him for eating with publicans and sin¬ 
 ners. They .charge him with holding a corres¬ 
 pondence with Beelzebub. They watch him; 
 seek to lay hands on him; vehemently accuse him 
 before the Roman governor; and at suborn 
 false witnesses to procure him to be crucified. 
 
 ■2 Sam. B. I?. Seraiah was s. 1| 20. 25. Sheva was s. 
 
 -2 Kings IB. 18. there came out Eliakim,and Shelma 
 the s. .“IT. 1 19. '• .‘50. .‘5. 22.1 M. “■ 
 
 22. 3. the king sent Shaphan, the .v. B, 9, 10, 12. 
 
 ''Q.Chron. 34. 15, liS, 20. Jet. .‘50. 10. 
 
 25.19. he took principal f. of the host, Jer. 52. 25. 
 
 '1 C'/ircK. 24. 0. and Shemaiah tlie wrote them 
 
 27 . .32. also Jonathan was a wise man and a s. 
 Lzra 4. B. Sliimshai the .f. wrote a letter, 9,17, 2.3. 
 
 7 . 0. Ezra went from Babylon, was a ready s. in 
 the law, 11, 12. A'c/i.B.J, <», 1.3. I 12. 26, .36. 
 JVc/(. 8. 4. Fzra the .c. stood upona pulpitof wood 
 13. 1.3. .Sheleniiah the priest, Zadok the s. 
 
 Jsa. .33. IB. where is the s ’.'! where is (he receiver ? 
 ■Jer. .36.12. princes sat, even Elishama the .f. 20, 21. 
 
 26. Baruch tlies. .32.1 37.15. Jonathan the s. 20. 
 Mat.8.19- a ,f. said. Master, 1 will follow thee 
 
 1.3. 52. s. instructed unto the kingdom of heaven 
 Mark 12. .32. the s. said unto liiin, well. Master 
 1 Cor. 1.20. where is the s.'! where is the disputer ? 
 
 SCRIBES. 
 
 1 Kings^.'ik. Elihoreph and Ahiah, sons of Shisha, s. 
 
 1 Chron 2. 55. the families of the s. at .labez 
 ^2 Chron. .31.1.3. of 1 .evites there were s. anti officers 
 Esth.'b. 12. then were the king’s s. called, B. 9. 
 
 Jer. B. B. the pen of the .c. is in vain 
 Jklat. 5.20. except exceed the righteousness of the s. 
 7 . 29 . for he taught them as one having authority, 
 and not as the s. Mark 1. 22. 
 I6j 21. he must suffer many things of the s. 
 
 17 . 10 . why sayi. Elias must come, Mark 9. 11. 
 
 ■20. IB. Son of man be betrayed to^. Mark 10. .33. 
 21.15. when the .<■. saw, they' were sore displeased 
 
 2 . 3 . 2. the s. and Pharisees sit in ]Muses’ seat 
 
 13. woe to you s. 14,15,23,25,27, 29. Luke 11.44. 
 
 26. 3. then assembled the chief priests and .v. and 
 ehlers of (he people, Mark 14. .5.3. Luke 22. 66. 
 
 JMarkl. 6. went certain s. reasoning in their hearts 
 16 . when tlie s. saw him eat with publicans 
 3.22. the s. said, he hath Beelzebub, by prince 
 45. 31. Son of man must be rejected of .v. Luke9. 22. 
 ■9.14. the s. questioning ,vilh the disciiiles 
 
 11. IB. the .S-. and chief priests heard it, and sought 
 
 how they might destroy him, Luke 19- 47. 
 
 27 . s. say, by what authority doest thou these things r 
 
 12. 2B. ('me of j. asked what is the first command f 
 .35. how say'.(. that Christ is the Son of David ? 
 
 .38. he said to them, beware of Luke 20. 46. 
 
 14.1. the s. sought how to take him by craft 
 Luke 5.^0. the.?, and Pharisees murmured, 15. 2. 
 
 6. 7 . s. watched him H 20. 1. the .?. came upon him 
 
 11.5.3. the .V. began to urge him vehemently 
 
 20. 19 . priests and .?. sought to lay hands on him 
 
 22.2. the chief priests and s. sought to kill him 
 
 23. 10. the ,?. stood and vehemently accused him 
 
 Johns. .3. the s. brought a woman taken in adultery 
 Acts 4. 5. the s. gathered against the apostles 
 6. 12. the s. brought .Stephen to the council 
 23.9. the s. of the Pharisees part arose and strove 
 SCRIP. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 40. David put smooth stones in a s. 
 
 Mat. 10.10. provide nosilv. nor.?, for your.journey, 
 nor two coats, Mark 6. B. I.uke 9. 3. | 10. 4. 
 LvkeQd. 35. when I sent you without lacked ye 
 36. but now let him take his purse and his s. 
 .SCRIPTURE,, 
 
 Or Writing. There is great dispute concerning 
 the first inventor of letters and writing. Some 
 maintain that there was writing before the de¬ 
 luge, and that Adam was the inventor of letters. 
 Others think; that Moses is the first author of 
 whom we have any writings, and that before him 
 there were no written monuments. Through the 
 whole lives of the patriarchs, there are found no 
 footsteps of any writing; neither does Moses quote 
 any writing^ that was extant before his own ; j'or 
 the book ot the wars of the J.eird, mentioned, 
 !Num. 21. 14. some think that it is a passage 
 ■added to the text of ISIoses, or that it was a writ¬ 
 ing composed in his time. Others take it as a 
 prophecy of what should afterwards be recorded in 
 the books of Joshua and Judges ; and instead 
 
 of reading the text, Ttis said in the book of the 
 wars of the Lord, they say the Hebrew will becir 
 to be read in the future tense. It shall be said in 
 the book of the wars. 
 
 All agree that it is an admirable invention: To 
 paint speech, and speak to the eyes, and by 
 tracing out characters in different forms to give 
 colour and body to thoughts. It is also agreed 
 by all, that there is nothing extant this day in the 
 world, either more ancient, or more authentic, than 
 the books of Moses ; hut it does not follow from 
 thence, that there was no writing before him. It 
 appears, on the contrary, that writing was known 
 and common enough at that time both among the 
 Egyptians and Hebrews. This people seemed.al¬ 
 ready prepared and accustomed to express their 
 tlojughts and sentiments af ter this manner. And 
 it is to be supposed, that the chief of the nation 
 read the tables of the law. Moses had been in¬ 
 structed in all the knowledge of the Egyptians, 
 and, doubtless, had learned their manner of 
 writing. 
 
 The word .Scripture generally stands for the sacred 
 books of the Old and Ne.w '.I estament, written by 
 holy men, as they weie inspired, imtructed, and 
 enabled by the Holy Olwst. 2 lim. ,3. I 6 . All 
 Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is 
 profitable for doctrine, to declare and con.firm the 
 truth : for reiiroof, to convince of .sin, and confute 
 errors ; for co’'rection, to reform the life ; an. t tor 
 instruction in righteousness, that is, to teaih us to 
 make a further progress in the way to heaven; or 
 to instruct us in the true righteousness revealed by 
 the gospel of Jesus Chri.st, in which we may ap¬ 
 pear 701th comfort before Ood. Scripture is some¬ 
 times taken for some one sentence or passage of 
 the sacred writings. Mark 15.28. 1 he scripture 
 was fulfilled, which saith. And he was number¬ 
 ed with the tran.sgressors. 'The passage referred 
 to is recorded in Isa. .5.3. 12. .‘scripture is also 
 taken for the Holy Ghost speaking in. the Scrip¬ 
 ture, by whose in.spiration the Scripture teas writ¬ 
 ten. Gal. .3. B. I he Scripture, foreseeing that 
 God would justify the heathen through faith, 
 preached before the gospel unto Abraham, say¬ 
 ing, In thee sliall all nations be blessed. And in 
 John 5. .39, our Saviour says. Search the Scrip¬ 
 tures, for in them ye think ye have eternal life, 
 and they are they wliich testify of me: that is. 
 Diligently examine the hooks of the Old Testa¬ 
 ment, which yourselves acknowledge do set forth 
 the true loay to eternal life : and upon due trial you 
 will find, that all those prophecies and types are 
 fulfilled in me ; and that all the promises of lif e 
 there made, have respect tome, and point me out as 
 the true Messiah. 
 
 The inspired writings of the Old and New Te.sta- 
 ments are called, the Scriptures, the 15ible, or the 
 Book, by 7Uay of eminency and distinction ; because 
 they far excel all other books : for, (1) They contain 
 the whole icill of God necessary to be known for 
 our salvation. (2) They contain that wisdom which 
 is far above all the wisdom of the world, 1 Cor. 2. 
 7 . C.3) 'They were inspired by the Holy Ghost, 2 
 '1 im. .3. 16. 2 Pet. 1. 21. (4) 'They losre penned 
 by the most excellent of men, for wisdom and holi¬ 
 ness, as Moses, David, Solomon, the prophets, 
 apostles, and evangelists. (5) 'They are most per¬ 
 fect, pure, deep, and immutable, and contain all 
 things necessary for faith and practice, Psal. 19. 
 7 . 2 Tim. .3. 16, 17 . 1 Pet. 1.2.3. (6) No xcritings 
 or scriptures but these bring such glory to God, or 
 have such an e.fficacy in converting a soul, Psal. 
 19 . 7, B. Heb. 4. 12. (7) 'Though these books were 
 written by divers men in divers ages, yet there is 
 as great harmony in them, as if they had been writ¬ 
 ten by one man. 
 
 Dan. It). 21. shew what is noted in the .?. of truth 
 Mark 12. 10. have ye not read tiiisr-. stone which 
 15. 28. the f. was tultilled which saitli, he was 
 Luke 4. 21. he said, this day is this s. fulfilled 
 John 2. 22. they believed the .?. and the word Jesus 
 
 7 . .38. he that believethon me, as the .?. saith 
 
 42. hath n(')t the .?. said, Christ comethof David ? 
 10. .‘55. word came, and the s. cannot be broken 
 19 . 37 . ag. another .?. saith, they shall look on him 
 Acts 1. 16. this s. must needs have been fulfilled 
 
 8. .32. the place of the .?. which he read was this 
 .35. Philip began at the same i’. and preached Jes. 
 
 Bom. 4. 3. what saith the s. f 11. 2. Gal. 4. 30. 
 
 9. 17 . for the s. saith, 10. 11. 1 'Tim. 5. 18. 
 
 Gal. 3. B. the .?. foreseeing that God would justify 
 22. but the .?. hath concluded all under sin 
 2 'Tim. 3.16. all if. is given by inspiration of God 
 .lam. 4. 5. do you think the .?. saith in vain 
 
 1 Bet. 2. 6. also it is contained in the s. I lay in Sion 
 
 2 Bet. 1. 20. no prophecy of j. is of private interpr. 
 
 SCRIPI'URES. 
 
 Mat. 21. 42. have ye never read in the s. the stone 
 22 . 29.yc(io err, not knowing the s. Mark 12. 24. 
 26. 54. but how then shall the s. be fulfilled < 
 Mark 14. 49. but the s. must be fulfilled 
 Luke 24. 27 . he expounded to them in all the s. 
 
 32. did notour heartburn, while he opened to us s. 
 45. opened underst. that they might understand s. 
 John 5 . 39 . search s. for in them ye think ye have 
 Acts 1'7.2. he reasoned with them out of tlie .?. 
 
 11. were more noble, and searched the ,?. daily 
 IB. 24. a Jew named Apollos, mighty' in the .?. 
 
 28. shewing by the .?. that .lesus was Christ 
 Rom. 1. 2. promised afore by prophets in the holy' s. 
 
 15. 4. that we thro’ comfort of s. might have hope 
 
 16 . 26. and by the s. made known to all nations 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 3. Christ died 114. rose accordinir to the .?. 
 
 2 'Tim.'b. 15. from a child thou hast known holy s. 
 2 Pet. 3.16. unstable wrest, as they do also other 
 
 SC BOLL. 
 
 Isa. .34. 4. heavens shall be rolled together as a .?. 
 Rev. 6. 14. and the heaven departed as af. rolled 
 SCU.M. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 6. woe to the pot whose s. is therein 
 11. that tlie s. of it may be consumed 
 
 Ezek. 24.12. she wearied hers, with lies, her s. w'ent 
 not forth out of her, lier^. shall be in the fire 
 SCURVY. 
 
 Lev. 21. 20, none shall appr. that is.?. or scabbed 
 22. 22. the s. or scabbed ye shall not otter to Ixjid 
 SEA. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 23. he made a molten f. 2 Chron. 4. 2. 
 
 24. there w ere knops com passing s. rouiul about 
 
 25. the .?. was set above upon oxen, 2 Chron. 4. 4. 
 39. set the .?. on right side of the house eastward 
 
 2 Kings 16. 17- .Ahaz took down the s. from oxen 
 2.5. 13. the .?. did Chaldees break in jneces, 16. 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 6. the s. was for the priests to wash in 
 15. one s. and twelve oxen under it 
 Jer. 27 .19. saith Lord, concerning the pillars and s. 
 .SEA, 
 
 In Hebrew, Jum ; in tJreek, GaKacrae. It is 
 taken J'or that general collection of waters, vhich 
 encompasses the earth, and has several names given 
 it, according to the countries it washes, Gen. 1. 
 10. Exod. 20. 11. Psal. 95. 5. 'The Hebrews 
 gave the name of .Sea to all great collections of 
 water, to great lakes or pools. 'Thus the .Sea of 
 Galilee, or of 'liberias, or of Cinpereth, is no 
 other than the lake of A iberias or Gennesareth in 
 (Jalilee, Mat. 4. IB. IB. .‘52. John 6. 1, 18. 'The 
 Dead .Sea, or .Salt .Sea, Hee Salt. The ‘■ea of 
 .lazer is the lake that tens near the city .lazer, 
 beyond.\miV<in, Jer. 48. .‘52. 'The (Jreat Sea i.s the 
 Mediterranean. 'They gave also the name of .‘^ea 
 to a very great brazen basin, that .Solomon caused 
 to be made for the temple, for the convenience of 
 the priests, out of which they drew water for wa.sh- 
 ing their hands or feet, or other things as occasion 
 required, 1 Rings 7. 23. 
 
 The Arabians, and Orientals in general, sometimes 
 give the name of Sta to great rivers, as the 
 the Euphrates, the I igris, and others, which by 
 their magnitude, and by the extent of their over¬ 
 flowing, seem as little ^eas or great lakes. Hence 
 the country of Babylon which was uatered by 
 the Euphrates is called the Desert of the Sea, 
 Isa. 21. 1. Jeremiah speaks of it in the same 
 manner, Jer. 51. 36. I will dry up her sea, and 
 make her springs dry. By which some under¬ 
 stand, that God would deprive her of all necessaries 
 for her succour ; though others refer it to the par¬ 
 ticular stratagem by which Cyrus took Babylon, 
 namely, by drying up in some rneasure the river 
 I'.uphrates, that is, turning it into other channels. 
 And Ezekiel describing the king of Egypt 
 says, B’zek. 32. 2. '1 hou art as a whale of the 
 seas ; because his habitation was upon the banks 
 of the Rile. 
 
 Sea is taken for a multitude, a deluge of enemies, 
 Jer. 51. 42. Bhe sea is come up upon Babylon. 
 Also for the inhabitants of the islands of the sea. 
 Isa. 60 . 5. The abundance of the sea shall be con¬ 
 verted unto thee. 'The islands or nations that 
 formerly hated thee, shall love thee, and join with, 
 thee in religious worship ; and shall bring their 
 wealth, which they get by their merchandise, unto 
 thee. Job says. Am 1 a sea or a whale, that thou 
 settest a watch over me f Job 7 . 12. xlm 1 so 
 unruly, and so ungovernable a creature, that thou 
 needest to use extraordinary power to rule and 
 subdue me? Am 1 as j'lerce and unruly as the sea, 
 which xcould overuhelm the earth, and destroy its 
 inhabitants, if thou didst not appoint houndaric.s 
 to it ? Or is my strength so great as that of the 
 sea, which can endure so many violent storms one 
 after another, and yet can .mbsist under them, and 
 after them ? No, Lord; thou knowest that I am 
 but a weak; feeble creature, whom thou canst crush 
 in a moment, without putting these chains upon 
 me; without tliC'e insupportable pains and mise¬ 
 ries; 'The jrophet Micah says. T hou wilt cast 
 all their sins into the depth of the sea, Mic. 7 . 
 19 . IVhat IS cast into the depth of the sea, is 
 ordinarily accounted as lo.st, we have no expecta 
 tion, of finding it any more ; .to to cast sins into 
 the de[)th of the sea, imports the full and free par¬ 
 don ( f them. 
 
 By the sea of glass, mentioned Pev. 4. 6. most pro¬ 
 bably is signified the blood of Christ, whereby 
 our persons and services are made acceptable to 
 God. It is called a sea in allusion to that large 
 ves.tel in the temple, out of tchich the priests drew 
 water to wash themselves, and the sacrifices, and the 
 instruments which they made use of for sacrificing, 
 
 1 Kings 7- 2.3. Its being represented as a sea of 
 glass like unto crystal, may denote the spotless 
 innocence of our Lord Jesus Christ, in his suffer¬ 
 ings ; that it was not the blood of a malefactoi, 
 but of an innocent person. 
 
 Exod. 14. 16. stretch thine hand over fhe s. 27- 
 21. I.ord cau.sed the s. to eo back, made fhe j. dry 
 15. 10. thou diilst blow', the s. covered them 
 20. 11. Lord made the j. and all that is (herein, 
 Psal. 95. 5. Jonah 1. 9. Act.s A. 24. I 14.15. 
 Num. 11.31. awind brought quails from the .?. 
 Dent. .30. 1.3. nor is it beyond .?. that thou shouldest 
 say, who shall go over the s. for us and brim' it 
 Jo.sh. 24.6. you came unto the f. Egyptians pursued 
 7 . he brousht the .?. upon them and covered them 
 
 1 Kings 10. 22. the kimi had at s. a navy of T arshisli 
 18. -13. he sai(l, go u|) now, look toward the.?. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 25. he restored the coast to the s. of plain 
 
 1 Chr. 16. .32. let the s. roar. Bsal. 96. 11.1 98. 7. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 2. cometh a multitude ag. thee beyond s. 
 Neh. 9 . 11. thou didst divide fhe .>. went tho’ (he .?. 
 
 Job 26. 12. /’.?«/. 74 . 13. I 78. 13. Jer. 31. .35. 
 Job 7 . 12. am 1 a .?. ? |l 38. 8. or who shut up fhe s. ? 
 11 . 9 . the measure thereof is broader than the .?. 
 
 14. 11. as (he waters fail from .?. and Hood decays 
 28. 14. and the s. saith, it is not with me 
 41.31. he maketh the .?. like a pot of ointment 
 Bsal. (if). 6. he turned the f. into dry land 
 72 . B. he shall have dominion from .?. to .?. _ 
 
 78. 53. but the s. overwhelmed their enemies 
 80. 11. she sent our her boimlis to .?. and brain hes 
 101. 25. so is this great w ide s. w herein are things 
 
SEA 
 
 SEA 
 
 SEA 
 
 Psal. 107.23. they that go down to the s. m ships 
 11 1. 3. tlie f. saw it ami tied || 5. O thou f. 
 
 3 'rov. l{. 29. when he gave to the .c. liis decree 
 Jsa. il. 9. as the waters cover tiie f. llah. 2. 14. 
 16. 8. tier branciies are stretclied and gone over 
 39. 5. the waters sliall tail troin the s. an(l rivers 
 23. 2. tlie nien.-hants of /idon that pass over j-. 
 
 4. be ashamed, O Zion, for the x. hath spoken 
 
 11. he stretciied out Ins handover the.;, lie shook 
 24.14. they shall cry aloud from the s. 
 
 42.10. sin" to the Lord, ye tliat go down to the s. 
 oO. 2. behold, at my rebuke 1 <iry up the x. 
 
 51. 10. art thou not it which hatli dried the s. ? 
 
 57 . 20. but tile wicked are like the troubled x. 
 
 Jer. 6. 23. their voice roareth like .;. and they ride 
 
 48. 32. (4 vine of .Sibmah, thy plants are gone over s, 
 50. 42. their voice shall roar like the s. sliall ride 
 51.35.1 will dry up her .;.and make her springs dry 
 
 42. the X. is come up upon Babylon, she is covered 
 Lam. 2. lo.^tor thy breach is great like the 
 i'.zek. 26. 3. as the x. causetli his waves to come 
 J)an. 7. 3. four great beasts came up I’rom the s. 
 Jimox 8. 12. they shall wander from to .;. 
 
 Jonah 1. 11. what shall wedo, thatj.may be calm ? 
 Mic. 7- 12. in that day he shall come from x. to x. 
 2Sah. 1. 4. he rebuketh the x. and maketh it dry 
 3. 8. po|)ulous No, whose rampart was the s. 
 Hah. 3. 8. was thy wrath against.;, that didst ride 
 15. thou didst w alk through the .;. with thy horses 
 Hag. 2. ti. 1 will shake the heavens, eartli, and s. 
 ZecIt.Oi. 10. his dominion shall be from .;. ins. 
 
 10.11. he shall pass through the wdth affliction 
 JiJat. 8. 26. then he arose and rebuked the s. 
 
 27 . even winds and .;. obey him, Mark 4. 39, 41. 
 
 37 . 27- go thou to the .;. aii'i cast an hook 
 
 23. 15. woe to hypocrites,for ye compass j. and land 
 Lnke 21. 25. distress, the x. and the waves roaring 
 MctsQ'i. 40. they committed themselves to the s. 
 
 28. 4. this man, though he hath esca|)ed the 
 3 Cor. 10. 1. all our fathers passed through the s. 
 Lev. 4. 6. and before the throne w'as a x. of glass 
 
 7 . 2. to whom it was given to hurt the earth and s. 
 
 3. saying, hurt not the earth nor the.;. 
 
 10 . 6 . w I 16 created the ami the things therein 
 
 14. 7 . fear God, and worship him that made the s. 
 
 35. 2. 1 saw a s. of glass, mingled with tire 
 
 20. 13. and the s. gave up the dead that were in it 
 
 21. 1. lirst earth passed, and there w’as no more j. 
 
 Bg the 5EA. 
 
 Lxod. 14. 2. before it shall ye encamp hy the s. 
 
 9. Egyptians overtook them encamping hy the s. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 11 . all Israel be gathered as sand hy the s. 
 1 Kingx 4. 20. .ludah and Israel as sand hy the x. 
 
 5. 9. i w ill convej’ themi^.y the 2 Chron. 2.16. 
 Jxa. 18. 2.woe to that landsendeth ambassadors hy s. 
 Jer. 46. 18, as Carmel hy the s. so shall he come 
 Mark 4. 1. the multitude was hy the s. on the land 
 Lev. 18. 17 . as many as trade hy the s. stood afar off 
 -See Coast, Gkeat. 
 
 In and hito the SEA. 
 
 Lxod. 14. 28. host of Pharaoh that came into the .;. 
 
 15. 1. horse and rider hath he thrown into the x. 21. 
 
 4. Pharaoh's host hath he cast into thex. 
 
 19 . his horse with horsemen wentmro the s. 
 
 Psal. 77-19. thy way is in the s. thy path in great 
 89. 25. I will set his hand also in the s. 
 
 Lccl. 1. 7- all rivers run into the s. yet sea not full 
 Isa. 27 . 1. he shall slay the dragon tliat is in the s. 
 43.16. saith Lord, which maketh a way in the s. 
 Lzek. 26. 17 . renowned city that was strong in thes. 
 
 18. the isles that are in the .;. shall be ti on bled 
 47 .8.these w-atersgo into thes. wdiich being brought 
 
 forth into the s. the waters shall be healed 
 Jonah 1. 4. there was a mighty tempest in the s. 
 
 5. mariners cast forth the wares into the x. 
 
 12. take me up, and cast me into the s. 15. 
 
 Zeck. 9. 4. he will smile her power into the s. 
 
 10. 11. heshallsmite the wavestVito thes. 
 
 Mat. 4. 18. casting a net into the .;. Mark 1. 16. 
 
 8. 24. there arose a great tempest in the .;. 
 
 .32. whole herd of swine ran into thes. Mark 5. 13. 
 33. 47 . kingdom of heaven like a net cast into the s. 
 21. 21. be thou cast into the s. Mark 11. 2.3. 
 
 Mark 9. 42. and he w ere cast into the s. Lnke I 7 . 2. 
 Luke 17 . 6 . ye might say, be thou planted in the s. 
 JohnQl. 7 . Peter did cast himself into thes. 
 
 Acts 27 . 38. and cast out the w heat into the s. 
 
 4.3. they should cast themselves first into the s. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 2. all baptized in the cloud, and in thes. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 26. in perils in the s. among false brethren 
 Jam. .3. 7 . beasts and things in the s. is tamed 
 Lev. 5. 13. every creature r/iesaying, blessing 
 
 8. 8. great mountain burning was cast into thex. 
 
 36. 3. and every living soul died in the s. 
 
 38. 19. were made rich all that had ships in thes. 
 21. a mighty angel cast a millstone into the s. 
 
 Of the .SE/\. 
 
 Gen. 1. 26. let us make man in our image, let them 
 have dominion over fish if the s. 28. 
 Psal. 8. 8. 
 
 9. 2. the fear of you upon all fishes of the s. 
 
 .32.12. and make thy seed as the sand of the s. 
 
 41. 49 . .loseph gathered corn as the sand of the s. 
 
 49 . 1.3. Zebulun shall dwell at the haven of the s. 
 Lxod. 15. 8. depths congealed in the heart of the s. 
 
 19. brouglit again the waters of the s. upon them 
 Mum. 11. 22. shall all the tish of the s. be gathered 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 16. and the channels if thes. appeared 
 
 3 Kings 18. 44. there ariseth a cloud out of the s. 
 Job 6. .3. it would be heavier than the sand of the s. 
 
 9. 8. which treadeth upon the waves of the s. 
 
 12. 8. the fishes cy'r/ie s. shall declare to thee 
 .36. 30. behold he covereth the bottom of the x. 
 
 38. 16 . hast thou entered into the springs of the s. 
 Px. .33. 7 . he gathereth the waters of the x together 
 68. 22. I will bring mv people from depths of thes. 
 78. 27 . feathered fowls like as the sand if the x. 
 
 89. 9. thou riilest the raging e/z/ie s. when waves 
 93. 4. the Lord is mightier than the wAvesof the s. 
 139. 9 . and dwell in the uttermost parts of the s. 
 Jsa. 5. .30. against them, like tiie roaring of the 
 9.1. and afterwards afflict her by the way of the s. 
 
 Isa. 10.22. for Iho’ Tsr. be as the sand of the s. yet ft 
 remnant shall return, Uos. 1. 10. Lorn. 9.27. 
 23.4. even the strength of thes. hath spoken 
 48.18. thy righteousness as the w nvesof the s. 
 
 51. 10. that hath made the depths of the s. 
 
 60 . 5. abund. of the x. shall be converted unto thee 
 63.11. he that brought them up out of the s. 
 
 Jer. 5. 22. placed the sand tor the bound of the s. 
 
 3.3. 22. neither the sanrl of the s. be measured 
 Ezek. 26. 16 . the princes of the .;. shall come dowm 
 
 27 . .3. iyrus, O thou situate at the entry of thes. 
 
 9 . the ships of the x. were in thee tooccuiiy 
 29. all the pilots of the s. shall cometlown 
 
 .38. 20. the fishes (////«.;.shall shake atmy jircsence 
 llos.4. 3. the fishes of thex. shall be taken aw:iy 
 xirno.s 5. 8. thatcalleth tor the waters of the 9- 0. 
 
 9. .3. tiid from my sight in the bottom of the s. 
 Mic.I. 19. thou wilt cast their sins into deiithsc/ s. 
 llah. 1. 14. and makestmen as the fishes c/z/ie s. 
 Zeph. 1. .3. 1 will consume the fishes of the x. 
 
 Mat. 4. 15. by' the w ay of the x. beyond .Iordan 
 
 18. 6. better he were drowned in the depth of the s. 
 Jam. 1.6. he that wavereth is like a wave of the s. 
 Jude 1.3. raging waves of the x. foaming out their 
 Lev. 8. 8. the third part of the x. became hlooil 
 12. 12. woe to the inhabitersof earth and of the s. 
 
 1.3. 1. I stood and saw a beast rise up inxlof the s. 
 
 20. 8. the number of wdiom is as the sand of thes. 
 
 See 1\I t nsT. 
 
 On or upon the .SEA. 
 
 Psal. 65. 5. of them that are afar off' upon the x. 
 Jer. 49 . 2.3. faint-hearted, there is sorrow on the s. 
 Mat. 14. 25. w alking on s. Mark 6. 48. John 6. 19. 
 
 26. discijilessaw him w alkingc/r the s. Mark 6. 49. 
 Lev. 7 . 1. that the wind should not blow on the s. 
 
 10. 2. anil lie set his right foot upon the x. 
 
 5. the angel which 1 saw stand upon the x. 8. 
 
 15. 2. and I saw them stand on the x. of glass 
 
 16. 3. the second angel poured out his vial upon t. s. 
 
 izMA-faringmen. 
 
 Ezek. 26. I 7 . that was inhabited of s.-faring men 
 SlLA-monsters. 
 
 Lam. 4. 3. even the s.-mon..ters draw out the breast 
 See IIed, .Sai.t, Sand. 
 
 SEA-s/wre. 
 
 Gen. HQ.. I 7 . thy seed as sand which is upon the s.-s. 
 F.xod. 14. .30. saw the Egyptians dead upon s.-x. 
 Jo.ih. 11.4. came together as the sand upon s.-shore 
 Judg. 5 . 17- Asher continued on the x.-shore 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 5. the Philistines as sand on the s.-shore 
 
 1 Kings 1. 29. largeness of heart as sand on x.-shore 
 Jer. 47 . 7- given it a charge against the s.-.Jiore 
 Heir. 11.12. of one sprang many, as sand byf.-i. 
 
 SEA-;?<■/«. 
 
 Dent. 1. 7 . turn you, and go by' the way' of the s.-x. 
 Judg.!. 12. the Midianites lay as sand by the s’.-.iji/is 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 17. Solomon went to Kloth at the 
 Mat. 13. 1. the same day .lesus sat by the s.-side 
 MarkH. 13. and he w'ent forth again by the s.-ide 
 
 4.1. and he began again to teach by the s.-side 
 Acts 10. 6. Simon, whose house is by the s.-xide, 32. 
 SEAS. 
 
 Gen. 1. 10. the gathering of the waters called he s. 
 
 22. multiply, and fill the waters in the. s. 
 
 Lev. 11. 9 . what hath fins and scales in the s. eat 
 
 10. that have, not fins in the j-. be an abomination 
 Dent. .33. 19. they shall suck of abundance of the i-. 
 Neh. 9 6. thou hast made the .;. and all therein 
 Psal. 8. 8. whatsoever passelh thro’ paths of the j. 
 
 21. 2. for he hath founded it upon the f. 
 
 65.7. which stilleth th.e noise of the s. their waves 
 69- 34. let the.;, praise him, and every' thing 
 1.35. 6. what the L. jileased, that did he in the.;. 
 J.ia. 17 .12. which make a noise like noise of the s. 
 Jer. 15.8. widows are increased above sand off. 
 Ezek. 26. + 17- thou that wast inhabited of the f. 
 
 27 . 4. thy’ borders are in the midst of the 
 
 25. thou wast made glorious in midst of the ;. 
 
 26. hath broken thee in the midst of the;. 27. 34. 
 .3.3. when thy w'ares went forth out of the s. 
 
 28. 2. I sit in seat of Gocl, in midst of the.;. 
 
 8. of them that are slain in the midst of the s. 
 
 .32. 2. Pharaoh, thou art as a w hale in the .;. 
 
 Dan. 11. 45. tabernacle of his palace between the .;. 
 Jonah 2. .3. thou hadst cast me into midst of the .;. 
 ActxHT. 41. and falling into place w here twof. met 
 .SEAL 
 
 Is an instrument uell k-nown, ichereu'ith letters and 
 other writings are sealed and ratified. The ancient 
 Hebrews jiiurc their seals or signets in rings on 
 their fingers, or in bracelets on their arms. Je¬ 
 zebel wrote letters to the elders of Israel, to con¬ 
 demn is'aboth, and sealed them with king Ahab’s 
 seal, 1 Kings HI.?,. Ilaman//le Agagite fca/erf r/ie 
 decree of king Ahasuerus aguiViJi r/ie Jews war A 
 the king's seal. Esth. 3. 12. 
 
 Pliny observes, lib. 33. cap. 1. that the use c/] seals 
 or signets teas yet rare at the time of the Lrojan 
 war, and that they were obliged to shut up theP 
 letters with several knots; but among the We-brews 
 they are much more ancient. .1 udah the .son «/.la- 
 cob left his seal, his bracelet, and his -'taff, as a 
 pledge with '1 amar, whom he did not know, Gen. 
 .38. 18, 25. Audit is said in Cent. ,32. 34. Is not 
 this laid up in store with me, and sealed up 
 among my treasures ? Job fr/yf///«< God keeps 
 the stars as under his seal, that he is governor and 
 master of them, and allows them to appear when he 
 thinks proper. Job 9. 7. He sealeth up the stars. 
 And in chap. 14. 17 . My transgression is sealed 
 up in a bag. 
 
 In civil contracts they generally made two origi¬ 
 nals : one continued open, and was kept by him for 
 lohoxe interest the contract was made; the other 
 was sealed up, and deposited in some public office. 
 It teas sealed up to prevent any fraud or falsifi¬ 
 cation. Jeremiah bought a field in his country 
 of Anathoth, of one named Hananeel : he wrote 
 the contract, called witnesses, and sealed it up ; 
 and then put it into the hands of his disciple 
 Baruch, and said to him ; Take these evidences, 
 this evidence of tlie purchase, both which is 
 
 sealed, and this evidence which is open, amt 
 put them in an earthen vessel, that they may 
 continue many days, Jer. .32. 10, 11, 12, 14. 
 
 The apostle Paul <■«//.« ciriumcisiun a seal of the 
 righteousness if faith. Horn. 4. 11. Abraham 
 recfcjved the sign of circumcision, a seal of the 
 righteousness of the faith which he had, yet being 
 uncircumcised. Circumcision was a seal, and 
 an as.s-uiance, on (jod'x part, both to Abraham 
 and his spiritual seed, that he would give them 
 (fflrist the promised seed out of the loins c/ Abra¬ 
 ham, and in him accept of them as his peculiar 
 people, pardon their sins, and cleanse them from 
 their natural corruption, signified hy their cutting 
 effi of their foreskins. It was a confirmation of the 
 covenant of grace, and 1 f the righteousness therein 
 promised upon believing in Christ, wind the same 
 apostle, writing to the believing Ephesians, says. 
 In whom also, after that ye believed, ye were 
 sealed with that Holy .Sifirit of promise, Eph.l, 
 13. In Christ as yoitr head and representative 
 ye were sealed, that ix, a.s.'ured and ascertained 
 of your interest in the heavenly inheritance, which 
 assurance was -wrought in your souls by the imme¬ 
 diate testimony of the Holy •'ipirit. 
 
 It is said in 2 iim. 2. 19. I he foundation of 
 God standetli sure, having this seal, the Lord 
 knoweth them that are his ; that is, God'x de¬ 
 cree of electhm is unchangeable, upon which, as 
 a firm foundation, the suivation of the elect de¬ 
 pends ; and also the work of grace, or principle 
 of holiness, which God has laid in the hearts of 
 the elect, to be as a foundation, root, or .seed, fur 
 eternal life, remains immovable, having this seal, 
 confirmation, or security, that God discerm his 
 people from others, and will take care of them, 
 and preserve them to eternal life. The apostle in 
 1 Cor. 9- 2. calls the Corinthians the seal of his 
 apostleship ; '1 he seal of mine apostleship are 
 ye in the Lord. Ye are the certain evidence of 
 my divine call; my apostolical office hath a con¬ 
 firmation in you by the effect, as the writing is 
 confirmed hy the seal. Eor how can you think 
 that the blessing of God should so far accompany 
 the gospel which I preach, as to turn you from 
 Eagan idolatry, and your lewd courses cf life, 
 to the true Christian religion, and to an holy 
 life and conversation, if God had not been -with 
 me and sent me? 
 
 In Pev. 5. 1. John saw a book sealed with seven 
 seals. This was the book of God's decrees and 
 purposes relating to his church, as to what re¬ 
 markable things should happen to it to the end? 
 of the -world; its being sealeil denotes that the 
 matter contained in it was locked up from, and 
 unknown to, the creatures. Blew here sealin" 
 denotes secrecy, as in Isa. 8. 16. Dan. 12. 4. lit 
 also denotes security, as in Rev. 20. .3. He cast 
 him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up,, 
 and set a seal uiion him. He put a restraint 
 upon him, and made him absolutely incapable of 
 doing any considerable mischief to the church. And 
 in Mat. 27. 66. 1 h.ey went and made the sepul¬ 
 chre sure, sealing the stone, and setting a watch. 
 
 The grace of sanctification -wrought in the soul by 
 the Holy Ghost, is the seal and assurance if our 
 redempJtion to come, of a joyful resurrection. Fph. 
 4. .30. And grieve not the Holy Spirit of G<xl,. 
 whereby ye are sealed unto the' day of redemp¬ 
 tion. One observes, that in the comparison of 
 our sanctification with sealing, there are^ th^fol¬ 
 lowing circumstances of likeness; [1] The letter 
 -written, or cabinet filled with trea.sure, is every 
 good Christian, 2 Ccr. 4. 7 . Heb. 10. 16. [2] 
 The wax appointed to be sealed, is the relenting 
 heart of man, apt to take any impression, Psal. 
 
 22. 14. [3] The sealer is the Holy Ghost, Ejih. 
 
 1. 13. I 4. .30. [4] The seal itself is the word of 
 God, which being applied to the heart, makes art 
 impression upon it. [5J The .sealing, or impres¬ 
 sion active, is the act cf applying the -word cf 
 God, whether precept, or promise, by the Holy 
 Ghost within, and the mitii.-ter without, to the 
 hearer. [6] The print, or impression passive, or 
 the image of the seal left in the wax, ix the 
 knowledge, faith, and love of that truth, holiness^ 
 and happiness which God originally hath in him¬ 
 self, and liis -word from him. and the new man 
 hath the true image thereof in himself. Eph. 4. 
 
 23. Col. .3. 10. [ 7 ] The use and end of this 
 
 sealing, is the secrecy and safety i f the thing seal¬ 
 ed front the eyes of curiosity, and hands of violence^ 
 wherewith strangers or enemies would abuse it. tio 
 the children of God ate pa-'t the ceiviure of the 
 wicked world, 1 Cor. 2. 15. |4. 3. ^ They are pre¬ 
 served ax precious things, for God's own u.ie, to be 
 with him in heaven, 2 I im. 2. 20, 21. They are 
 freed from the malice and violence of and 
 devils, and from the stroke of God's justice, Ezek. 
 9. 4. ^lat. 16 . 18. The spouse in the Canticles 
 wishes to be .set as a seal upon her beloved's 
 heart, as a seal upon Ids arm. Cant. 8. 6. that is, 
 that she might be engraven upon the tables of lux 
 heart, that his mind and heart may be constantly 
 set upon her. There seems to be an allusion to 
 the graven tablets which were frequently -worn 
 upon the breast ; and to the xigiiet on a man's 
 arm or hand, which men prized at a more than 
 ordinary rate ; as appears from Jer. 22. 24. Hag. 
 
 2. 2.3. and which are continually in their sight. 
 
 1 KingsHl. 8. .lezebel sealetl letters with Aliab’s j. 
 
 Job 38. 14. it is turned as clay to the they stand 
 
 41. 15. his scales are shut u|) as with a ciose f. 
 
 Cant. 8. 6. set me as a f. on thy heart, as a .;. on arm 
 
 John .3. 3.3. Iiath set to his s. that God is true _ 
 
 Rom. 4. 11. c ircumcis. af. of righteousness of faith 
 
 1 ('or. 9 .2. the s. of mine apcstlesliip are ye in Ed. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 . having this the I ord knoweth his 
 
 Lev. 6. .3. the sec. s. || 5. the third s. || 7- the fourth s, 
 
 9 . tliefitth II 12. when he had opened the sixth s- 
 
 7 . 2. another angel, having the .;. of the living G 
 
 8. 1. and w hen he had opened Hie seventh s 
 
SEA 
 
 SEA 
 
 SEC 
 
 Rev. 9.4. hurt only those that have not the .<t. of God 
 £0. 3. and shut liini up, and set a s. upon him 
 SKALS. 
 
 Rev. 5.1. and T saw a book sealed with seven s. 
 
 2. who is worthy to loose the tliereof i 
 
 5. Lion of ti il)e of Juda prevailed to loose the s. 
 9. thou art worthy to take and open the s. 
 
 6. 1. i saw when the J.ainb opened one of the s. 
 
 SEAL. 
 
 Ke/t. 0. .38. our princes and priests s. unto it, 10.1. 
 
 8.16. s. the law among- my disciples 
 32. 44. men shall subscribe evidences, and s. th. 
 Dan.9.0.^. seventy weeks to s. up the vision 
 12. 4. O Daniel, shut up the words, e. the book 
 Rev. 10. 4. s. those things tlie seven thunders uttered 
 22.10. not the sayings of the prophecy of this book 
 SEALED. 
 
 Dent. 32. 34. is not this s. up amongmy treasures ? 
 
 1 Kings 21.8. the letters were s. with Ahah’s seal 
 Esth. 3. 12. written and .?. with the king’s ring, 8.8. 
 Job 14. 17 . uiy transgression is s-. up in a bag 
 Catit. 4. 12. my spouse is a fountain s. 
 
 Isa. 29. 11. the vision is as the words of a book s. 
 Jer. 32. 10. 1 subscribed and s. the evidence 
 11. so 1 took both that which was s. and open, 14. 
 Dan. 6. 1?. the king s. it with his own siirnet 
 12. 9 . for the words are closed up, and s. till the time 
 JohnQ. 27 . for him hath God the lather s. 
 
 Rom. 15. 28. when 1 have s. to them this fruit 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 22. who hath s. us and given the earnest 
 Eph. 1.13. ye were s. with that tloly .Spirit of prom. 
 
 4. .30. grieve not the Spirit, whereby ye are s. to-day 
 Rev. 5. 1. 1 saw a, book .v. with seven seals 
 7 . 3. hurt not earth nor sea, till we have servants 
 
 4. I heard the number of them which -were 
 there were s. 144,000 of all the tribes of Israel 
 
 5. of.) udah were .s-. 12,000; of Keuben ; of Gad s. 
 
 6 . of Aser ; of ISephthalim ; of Manasses j. 
 
 7 . of Simeon ; of Levi; of Issachar were s. 12,000 
 
 8. of Zabulon ; of .loseph ; of Benjamin were s. 
 
 SEALE.ST. 
 
 Ezek. 28.12. tliou s. up the sum full of wdsdom 
 SEALE J'li. 
 
 Job 9 . 7 . commandeth the sun, and s. up the stars 
 33.16. heopenetli their ears, and s. their instruction 
 . 37 . 7 . he s. up hand of every man, all may know 
 SEALING. 
 
 Rfeb. 9 . -1.38. princes and priests are at the . 9 .10. f 1. 
 Mat. 27 . 66. the stone and setting a watch 
 
 SEAM. • 
 
 Jo/m 19 . 23. now the coat was without s. woven 
 SEARCH. 
 
 Dent. 13. 14. then shalt thou enquire and make s. 
 Ezra 4. 15. thats-. may be made in the records, 5. 17 . 
 
 19. s. hath been made, and it is found, 6. 1. 
 
 Job 8 . 8 . prepare thyself to the s. of their fathers 
 .38. 16 . hast thou walked in the s. of the depth t 
 Psal. 64.6. the 3 ’ search and accomplish a diligent s. 
 77 . 6. I commune, and my spirit made diligent s. 
 Jer. 2. 34. 1 have not found it by secret s. 
 SEARCH, Kerb. 
 
 Eev. 27 . .33. he shall not s. whether it be good 
 Knm. 10. .3.3. to ,f. out a resting-place for them 
 
 1.3. 2. send thou men, that they may s. the land 
 .32. the land through which we liave gone to s. it 
 
 14 . 7 . the land we passed through to j. it is good 
 
 38. .loshua and Caleb of the men that went to s. 
 Dent. 1. £2. we will send men, and they shall s. 
 
 3.3. who went before to ,v. you out a place 
 .Jos/t. 2. 2. there came men to s. the country, 3. 
 JuJg. 18. 2. the Danites sent men to .v. tlie land 
 
 1 23. 23. if he be in the land, I will s. him out 
 
 2 Ham. 10. 3. hath not David rather sent his set vants 
 
 unto thee to ,v. the city, to spy it out t 1 Cbr. 19. .3. 
 
 1 20.6. will send my servants, and they shall .9. 
 
 2 Kings 10.23. s. that none of the servantsof the l.ord 
 Job 13. 9. is it good that he should s. you out i 
 Psal. 44. 21. shall not God s. this out, he knoweth 
 
 139. 2.3. s. me, O God, and know my heart 
 Prov. 25.2. but the honour of kings to s. out a matter 
 27 . for men to s. their own glory, is not glory 
 Eccl. 1.1.3. I gave my hetirt to s. by wisdom, 7 . 25. 
 Jer. 17 . 10. 1 the Lord s. the heart, I try the reins 
 29.13. when ye shall s. for me with all your heai t 
 Lam. .3.40. let us s. our ways, and turn to the Lord 
 Eze/c. 34. 6. and none did .9. or seek after them 
 8. neither did my shepherds s. for my flock 
 11 . 1 will both s. m 3 ; sheep, and seek them out 
 . 39 .14. after the end of seven months shall they 
 .^JmosQ. 3. 1 will s. and take them out thence 
 Zep/i. 1. 12. 1 will ,9. Jerusalem with candles 
 Mat. 2. 8. and s. diligently' for the young cliild 
 Jokyi 5. 39. s. the scriptures, they testify of me 
 7 . 52. s. for out of Galilee ariseth no prophet 
 SEARCHED. 
 
 Gen. .31.34. T.aban s. the tent, but found them not,.35.' 
 .3'^. whereas thou hast s. all my stuff, thou found 
 44.12. the steward s. for the cup, and began ateldest 
 Knm. 13. 21. so they' went up, and s. tlie land 
 .32. brought up an evil report of the land, and s. 
 
 14. 6. Joshua and Caleb j-. the land, .38. 
 
 34. after the number of days ye .9. the land 
 Ds7ii. 1.24. came unto the valley of Eshcol, and s. it 
 Job 5. 27 . we have it, know it for thy good 
 £8. 27 . he prepared it, yea, and s-. it out 
 29. 16 . the cause which 1 knew not, 1 s. out 
 32. 11. 1 waited, whilst ye . 9 . out what to say 
 .36. 26. can the number of his years be s. out 
 Psal. 1 . 39 .1. O Lord,<thou hast j-. me, and known me 
 Jer. .31. . 37 . and the foundations of the'earth s. out 
 46. 23. cut down her forest, tho’ it cannot be s. 
 Obad. 6. how are the tilings of Esau s. out 
 Acts 17 . 11. the Rereans .9. the scriptures daily 
 1 Pet. 1. 10. which salvation the prophets s. dilig. 
 SEAKCHE.ST. 
 
 Job 10. 6. that thou s. after my sin and enquirest 
 Prov. 2. 4. if thou .9. for her as for hid treasures 
 SEARCH I',TH. 
 
 I Chr. 28. 9 . for the Lord .f. all hearts and underst. 
 Job 28. 3. and he out all perfection, the stones 
 
 39. 8. and he s. after every green tiling 
 
 Prov. 18. 17 . but hisueiglibour 'someth, and s. him 
 
 Prov. 28.11. the poor that hath underst. s. him out 
 Rom. 8. 27 . that s. hearts, knows the mind of Spirit 
 1 Cvr. 2.10. for the Spirit s. all things, things of G. 
 Rev. 2. 23. know that 1 am he which s. the reins 
 SEARCHING. : 
 
 Nnm. 13. 25. they returned from s. of the land 
 Job 11. 7 . canst thou by tind out God ? 
 
 Prov. 20. 27 . all the inward parts ot the belly] 
 Isa. 40. 28. there is no s. of his understanding . 
 
 1 Pet. 1.11. j. what time the Spirit of Christ did sig. 
 SEARCHINGS. 
 
 Judg. 5.16. for the divisions ot Reuben were greats. 
 SEARED. 
 
 1 Tim. 4.2. having their consciences, with a hot iron 
 
 ' SEASON. 
 
 Gc 7 i. 40. 4. and they continued a s. in ward 
 Erofl. 13.10. thou shalt keep this ordinance in his s. 
 Dent. 16.6. at the s. thou earnest forth out of Egypt 
 28. 12. to give the rain unto thy land in his s. 
 
 Josh. 24. 7 . ye dwelt in the wilderness a longs. 
 
 2 Kings 4.16. about this s. thou shalt embrace a son 
 17 . aiul the w'oman bare a son at that s. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 29. the altar was at that s. at Gibeon 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 3. for longs, been without the true God 
 Job 5.26. to grave, as a shock of corn cometh in his s. 
 
 30. 17 . my bones are pierced in the night s. 
 
 .38. 32. canst thou bring forth Mazzarotli in hiss. 
 Psal. 1 . 3 . a tree that bringeth forth fruit in his s. 
 22 . 2 . 1 cry in the niglit s. and am not silent 
 Prov. 15. 23. a word spiAen in due s. how good is it? 
 Eccl. 3 . 1 . to every thing there is a s. and a time 
 Jsa. 50. 4. 1 should know how' to speak a word in s. 
 Jer. 5. 24.God giveth former and latter I'ain in his .9. 
 . 3 . 3 . 20 . there should not be day and ni"ht in their s. 
 Eze/c. .34. 26. cause the shower come down in s. 
 Dayi. 7 . 12 . their lives were prolonged for a s. 
 
 Ilos. 2. 9 . take away my wine in the s. thereof 
 Mar/c 12. 2. at the s. he sent to the husbandmen 
 Luke 1. 20. my words shall be fulfilled in their s. 
 
 4. 1.3. the devil departed from him for a s. 
 
 1.3. 1. were present at that s. some that told him 
 20.10. at the s. he sent a servant to hushandmen 
 
 23. 8. he was desirous to see him of a long s. 
 
 Jo/m 5. 4. for an angel went down at a certain , 9 . 
 
 35. ye were willing for a s. to rejoice in his light 
 Acts 1.3. 11. be blind, not seeing the sun for a s. 
 
 19. 22. but he himself stayed in Asia for a .9. 
 
 24. 25. when 1 have a convenient j. 1 will call 
 
 2 Car. 7 .8. made you sorry, tho’ it were but for a j. 
 
 2 'J’im.4.‘2. be instant in i. out of f. rebuke, exhort 
 Philem. 15. perhaps he therefore departed for a s. 
 Heb. 11. 25. tlian enjoy the pleasures of sin for a s. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.6. tho’ for a s. if need be, ye are in heavinew 
 Rev. 6. 11. that they should rest yet lor a little r. 
 
 20. 3. and after that he must be loosed a little s. 
 
 Hee AppoiNTtu, Due. 
 
 SEA.SON.S. 
 
 Gen. 1.14. lights shall be for signs, and s. and days 
 Erod. 18. 22. let them judge the people at all s. 26. 
 Lev. 2.3. 4. the feasts ye shall proclaim in their 5. 
 Psal. 16 . 7 . my reins also instructme in the night s. 
 104. 19. he appointeth tlie moon for .9. the sun 
 Dan. 2. 21. he changeth the times and the .9. 
 
 Mat. 21. 41. who shall render the fruits in their s. 
 Acts 1 . 7 . it is not for you to know the times and s. 
 14. 17 . in that he gave us rain and fruitful s. 
 
 20. 18. how 1 have been with you at alU. 
 
 1 T/tess. 5. 1. of the s. ye have no need that I write 
 SEA.SON. 
 
 Lev. 2.13. every meat offer, shalt thou . 9 . with salt 
 Mar/c 9 . 50. wherewith will ye s. it.' have salt 
 SEASON ED. 
 
 Luke 14. .34. if lost savour wherewith shall it be s. ? 
 Col. 4. 6. let your speech be always with grace, s. 
 SEAT. 
 
 The seat of Moses, upon which the Scribes and 
 Pharisees sat, is to express the uxitlwrity of the 
 doctors of the law, and the ojfice of teaching which 
 teas granted to them, or which they tookupoxi them¬ 
 selves. Cur Lord commanded that they should he 
 heard and respected; but he forbad that their 
 actions shanld be made precedents and examples. 
 Mat. 2.3. 2, 3. 
 
 The seat of the Scorners, of which there is mention 
 in Psal. 1. 1. denotes an association or incorpora¬ 
 tion with libertines, and such as ma/ce a mode of 
 religion, who corrupt as much by their scandalous 
 example and conduct, as by their loose principles, all 
 those that hear them and keep them company. 1 he 
 seat of God is his throne or judgment-.seat, Job 
 
 2.3. .3. O that 1 knew where 1 might find him ! 
 that I might come even to his seat! To his judg¬ 
 ment-seat to jyleadrny cause before him; not upon 
 terms of strict justice, hut of grace arid mercy. 
 There is also the seat of justice, a bench or chair 
 whereon magistrates sat when they administered 
 justice. Job 29. 7- When 1 prepared my seat in 
 the street. 
 
 Judg. .3. 20. Eglon rose out of his s. 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 9 . l-.li sat u[)on a j. by a post, 4.13. 
 
 4. 18. he fell from off the s. backward near the 
 
 gate 
 
 20. 18. be misseil, because thy . 9 . will be empty 
 
 25. the king sat on hisj. on a .s-. by the wall 
 
 2 Ham. £3. 8. the 1 achmonite that sat in the s. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 19. caused a i. to be set forking's mother 
 Esth. 3. 1. set Hainan's s. above all the princes 
 Job 23. 3. O that I might come even to hisj. ! 
 
 29 . 7 . when 1 prepared my s. in the street 
 Psal. 1. 1. nor sitteth in the s. of (he scornful 
 I^rov. 9. 14. a foolish woman sitteth on a i. in city 
 Ezek. 8. 3. wliere was the.f. of the image of jealousy 
 28. 2. 1 sit in the . 9 . of (iod in midst of the seas 
 Dan. 11. +38. the Almighty in his s. he shall honour 
 Amos 6. .3. and cause the . 9 . of violence to come near 
 Mat. 23.2. the scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’f. 
 Rev. 2. 13. thou dwellest where Satan's,f. is 
 Hee Judgment, Meucy. 
 
 SEA l ED. 
 
 Deut. 33.21. in a portion of the law-giver was he s. 
 SEATS. 
 
 Jer. 18. + 3. behold, he wrought a work on the s. 
 
 Mat. 21.12. he overthrew tables of money-changers 
 and the s. of them that sold doves, Mark 11.15. 
 2.3.6. love chief j. in the synagogues, AJark 12. 39. 
 Luke 1. 52. hath put down the mighty from their s. 
 11. 43. for ye love the uppermost . 9 . 20. 46. 
 
 Rev. 4. 4. four-and-tweniy s. upon the . 9 .24 elders 
 
 11. 16 . the elders w hich sat beloreGod on their 
 
 SECOND. 
 
 Gen. 6. 16. with .9. and tliird stories make the ark 
 .32. 19 . and so commanded he the .9. and third 
 41. 43. he made him to ride in the s. chariot 
 i'T.V.20.4.thecoupline of thei'. 5.10. | .36.11,12, ir 
 28.18. the .9. row shall be an emerald, 39. 11. 
 
 Lev. 5. 10. he sliall offer the . 9 . for a burnt offering 
 Kum. 2. 16 . they shall set forth in the s. rank 
 Josh. 19. 1 . the j. lot came forth to Simeon 
 Judg. 6 . 25. the 9. bulloc k of seven years old 
 
 26. take j-. bullock, and offer Ij 28. the s. wasoffered 
 
 1 Ham. 15. + 9. Saul siiared of the best and s. sort 
 
 2 Kings 9. 19. then he sent out a s. on horseback 
 22. + 14. Huldah dwelt in .lerusalem in the#, part 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 18. with them brethren of the #. degree 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 24. his servants put him in the #. chariot 
 Ezra 1. 10. silver basons of a . 9 . sort 410, vessels 
 Esth. 9 . 29 . to confirm this #. letter of Purim 
 Eccl. 4. 8. there is one alone, there is not a s. 
 
 15. with the s. child that shall stand up in his stead 
 Ezek. 10. 14. the . 9 . face was the face of a man 
 Dan. 7- 5. behold, another beast, a#, like to a bear 
 
 8. + 3. but one horn was higher than the s. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 10. noise of aery, an howling I'rom the s. 
 'Zech. 6. 2. in the #. chariot were black horses 
 Mat. 21. .30. he came to the s. and said likewise 
 
 22.26. likewise the .9. had her, and the third, unto 
 the seventh, Mark 12. 21. Luke 20. 30. 
 .39. . 9 . commandment is like unto it, Alark'j.lt. 31. 
 Luke 6. 1. and it came to pa s on the . 9 . sabbath 
 
 12. .38. if he shall come in #. watch or tlie third 
 
 19. 18. the s. came saying, L. thy pound gained 
 John 4. 54. this is the s. miracle that Jesus did 
 Acts 12.10. when they were past the . 9 . warcl 
 
 13. 3.3. as it is written in . 9 . i)salm, tliou art my son 
 
 1 i'or. 15. 47 . the .9. man is the i.ord from heaven 
 
 2 Cor. 1.15. that ye might leave a s. benefit 
 
 Tit. 3. 10. after the fu st and s. admonition, reject 
 lleb. 8. 7- no place should have been sought for s. 
 
 9. 3. and after the s. vail, the tabernacle 
 
 7. into the#, went the high priest once a year 
 
 10. 9. takefh away first, that he may establish #. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 1. this #. epistle 1 now write unto you 
 Rev. 2.11. shall not be hurt of the #. death, 20. 6. 
 
 4 . 7 . the #. beast like a calf, the third had a face 
 
 6. 3. 1 heard the #. beast say, come and see 
 
 8. 8. #. angel sounded, and as it were a mountain 
 
 11. 14. the #. woe is past, the third woe cometh 
 
 16. 3. the#, angel poured out his vial on the sea 
 
 20. 14. death and hell, this is the #. death, 21. 8. 
 
 21. 19 . the #. foundation of (he wall was sapphire 
 
 Hee Day, IMonth. 
 
 SECOND time. 
 
 Gen. 22. 15. the angel called to Abraham the s. t. 
 41. 5. Pharaoh slept, and dreamed the #. time 
 43. 10. surely now we had returned this #. time 
 Lev. 13. 58. then itshall be -.vashed the#, time 
 Kum. 10. 6. when you blow an alarm the #. time 
 Josh. 5. 2. and circumcise Israel the #. time 
 
 1 Ham. 26. 8. 1 w ill not smite him the #. time 
 
 2 Ham. 14. 29. Absalom sent to .loal) the #. time 
 
 1 Rings 9. 2. the L. aiipeared to Solomon the #. time 
 18. 34. do it the #. time, they did it the #. time 
 19.7- the angel came again to Elijah the #. time 
 
 2 Kings 10. 6. .lehu wrote a letter the#, time 
 
 1 Chr. 29. 22. they made Solomon king (he #. time 
 Esth. 2. 19 . when virgins were gathered the#, time 
 Isa. 11. 11. Lonl set his hand the #. time to recover 
 Jer. 1. 13. the word of l.crd came to me the #. time 
 
 saying, what seest thou ? 13. 3.1 .33. 1. 
 Jonah 3.1. the word came to, Jonah the #. time 
 Kah. 1. 9. affliction shall not rise up the #. time 
 Mat. 26. 42. he went again the #. time and prayed 
 Mark 14. 72. and the #. time the cock crew 
 John 3. 4 . can he enter the #. time into the womb ? 
 
 21. 16. .lesus saith to Peter the #. time, Simon 
 Actsj. 1.3. at the . 9 . time Joseph was made known 
 10. 15. tile voice spake to Peter aeain the . 9 . time 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 2. as if 1 were present the #. time 
 lleb. 9. 28. he shall appear the #. time without sin 
 
 SE.COND Year. 
 
 Gen. 47 .18. the^’ came the s.year to Joseph, and said 
 P.xod. 40. 17 . in the #. year, the first day of the month 
 Kum. 1. 1. in the #. year after they were come 
 9.1. in first month of s.year, the Lord spake to Mos. 
 10. 11. in the #.^c«/-the cloud \vas taken up 
 2 Kings 19. 29. this a sign.'ye shall eat in the s. year 
 that which springeth of the same. Isa. 37. 30. 
 2 Chron. 27- 5. Atnmon paid Jotham the s.year 
 EzraZ.fS. in the .9.,yearof their coming to .lerusalem 
 4. 24. it ceased the #. year of Darius king of Persia 
 Dan. 2. 1. in the #. .vcrt/'of reignof Nebuchadnezz. 
 Hag. 1.1. in#, year of Darius, 15.1 2.10. Zech. 1. 7 . 
 SECON DARI LV. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 28. God set#, prophets, thirdly teachers 
 SECRET 
 
 Is taken, [ 1 ] For an affair which few people know, 
 and that ought to be kept private, Prov. 20. 19. 
 He that goeth about as a (alebearer, revealeth 
 secrets. [2] For that winch is hid from the under¬ 
 standing of all men, and known only to God. 
 Deut. 29. 29. I he secret things belong unto the. 
 Lord our God. The coun'sels and purposes of 
 God concerning persons or nations, and the reasons 
 of his dispensations towards them, together with 
 the time and manner of inflicting judgments, or 
 shewing mercy, are hidden in his oun bosom, and 
 not to be pried into by vs. . hid in Amos 3. 7 . 
 'llie Lord will do nothing, but he revealedi his 
 secret unto his servants the prophets. [.3] For 
 the secret favour and blessing of Cod, protecting, 
 directing, and succeeding persons in all their af¬ 
 fairs. .lob 29. 4. hen the secret of Go<l was 
 upon my tabernacle. And in Psal. 25. 14. The 
 secret of' the Lord is with them that fear him ; and 
 
 4‘23 
 
SEC 
 
 SEC 
 
 SED 
 
 he will shew them his covenant. His pracimis 
 a7id fatherly providence ts touards them, taking 
 care of them, and working for them, even then 
 when God seems to frowis vpon them: his word 
 is with them, to direct and guide them in the right 
 way, to shew them their duty in all conditions, 
 and the way to their eternal salvation; and 
 this, though revealed, yet may be called a se¬ 
 cret, because of the many and deep mysteries 
 in it; because it is said to be hid from many of 
 those, to whom it was revealed. Mat. 11. 23. 
 2 Cor. .‘1. 1.3, 14, 15. And because it is not to be 
 understood to any jrurpose unless the mind be 
 illuminated by the ispirit of God, Psal. 119. IB, 
 19. [1] l or the hidden meaning and import of a 
 dream or vision, Dan. 4. 9. [5] lor that which 
 is kept close from the knowledge of all other men, 
 and whereof ourselves only are conscious. Psal. 
 90. B. Thou hast set our secret sins in the liijht 
 of thy countenance. I'.ccl. 12. 14. Tor Cod 
 shall bring every work into judgment, with every 
 secret thing, whether it he good, or whether it 
 be evil. Rom. 2. 16. In the day when (iod stiail 
 judge the secrets of men by .lesus Christ. JVhen 
 God shall judge not only the outward actions of 
 men, which are manifest to all, but their most 
 hidden sins, and secret duties, their inward pur¬ 
 poses, designs, and aims. The numherer of se¬ 
 crets, or the wonderful numheiei, Dan. 8. + 13. 
 By this is meant Christ .lesus, who is wonder¬ 
 ful, Isa. 9. 6. and who hath all the hidden things 
 of God numbered before him, and knows them 
 perfectly, and revealeth to angels and men those 
 secrets of the lather. 
 
 Gen. 49. 6. O my soul, come not thou into their s. 
 Job 13. 8. hast thou heard the s. of God I 
 19. + 19. all the men of my s. abhorred me 
 £4. t 15. the adulterer setteth his face in .f. 
 
 29. 4. when the s. of Clod was upon my tabernacle 
 40. 13. hide them, and bind their faces in s. 
 
 Bsal. 25.14. the .v. of Ld. is w ith them that fear him 
 £7. 5. in s. of his tabern. shall he hide me, 31. 20. 
 64. 4. that they may shoot in s. at the perfec t 
 139. 15. not hid from thee when I was made in s. 
 Brov. 3. .32. but his s. is w ith the righteous 
 9. 17 . stolen w aters, bread eaten in is jileasant 
 21. 14. a gift in s. pacifieth anger, a reward wrath 
 
 25. 9. and discover not a s. to another 
 £6. + 26. whose hatred is covered in s. 
 
 Isa. 24. f 16. but I said, my s. to me, woe unto me 
 45. 19. 1 have not spoken in s. 48. 16. 
 
 Jer. 23. t 18. w ho hath stood in the s. of the Lord 
 Bzek. 28. 3. no s. that they can hide from thee 
 Dan. 2. 18. desire mercies of God concerning this s. 
 19. then was the s. l evealed to Daniel in vision 
 £7. the s. which the king hath demanded 
 .30. this.f. not revealed to me for any w isdom I have 
 47 . seeing thou couldst reveal this s. 
 
 4. 9 . because 1 know that no i. troubleih thee 
 Amos 3. 7. he revealeth his s. to his servants 
 3Jat. 6.4. that thine alms may be in s. and thy Father 
 who seeth in s. shall reward thee openly, 6, 18. 
 6. pray to thy Father who is in .v. and thy Father 
 18. thou appear to fast to thy Father who is in s. 
 John 7 . 4. there is no man doth any thing in s. 
 
 10. he went up to the feast as it w ere in j. 
 
 18. 20. 1 spake openly, in s. have 1 said nothing 
 Bph. 5. 12. things which are done of them in s. 
 
 SFCRF/T, Adjective. 
 
 Dent. 27 .15. cursed that putte th an idol in a s. place 
 29. 29. s. things belong unto the Ford our God 
 Judg. 3. 19. 1 have a s. errand unto thee, O king 
 13. 18. why askest thou my name, seeing it is s. ? 
 
 1 Ram. 5. 9. they had emerods in their .f. parts 
 
 19. 2. take heed, abide in a s. place, hide thyself 
 
 2 Kings b. t24. when Gehazi came to the s', place 
 Job 14. 13. O that thou wouldest keep me in s. 
 
 15. 11. is there any s. thing with thee f 
 
 20. 26. all darkness shall be hid in his s. places 
 Vsal. 10. 8. in s. places doth he murder the innocent 
 
 17 . 12. as a young iion lurking in s. places 
 
 18. 11. he made darkness his s, place 
 19.12. cleanse thou me from s. faults 
 
 64. 2. hide me from the s. counsel of the ■wicked 
 81. 7 . I answered thee in the s. place of thunder 
 90. 8. cur s. sins in the light of thy countenance 
 91.1. that dw'elleth in the s. place of the iVIost 11. 
 Brov. 27 . 5. open rebuke is better than s. love 
 Bed. 12. 14. shall bring into judgm. every s. thing 
 Cant. 2. 14. O my dove, that art in the s. places 
 Isa. 3. 17 . the Lord will discover their s. parts 
 
 26. + 16 . they have poured out a s. speech 
 
 45. 3. 1 will give thee hidden riches of .r. places 
 Jer. 2. 34. 1 have not found it by j. search 
 13 . 17 . my soul shall weep in s. places for your pride 
 23.24. can any hide himself in s. places, saith Lord 
 49 . 10. Esau bare, 1 have uncovered his s. places 
 Lam. 3. 10. he was to me as a lion in s. places 
 Bzek. 7 . 22. and they shall pollute my 5. jilace 
 Dan. 2. 22. he revealeth the deep and s. things 
 Mat. 13. .35. I will utter things which have been 
 kept .f. from found, of the world, Rom. 16. 25. 
 24. 26. behold, he is in s. chambers, believe it not 
 Mark 4. 22. nothing hiil, nor was any thing kept s. 
 
 but that it should come at)road, Luke 8. 17. 
 Luke 11. 33. no man putteth a candle in a s. place 
 SKCKET.S. 
 
 Job 11.6. that he would shew thee the s. of wisdom 
 Bsal. 44. 21. for he knoweth the s. of the heart 
 Brov. 11. 13. a tale-bearer revealeth s. but he that 
 20. 19. that goeth as a tale-bearer, revealeth 
 Dan. 2. 28. but there is a God that revealeth s. 
 
 29. he that revealeth s. maketh known to thee 
 47- of a truth it is, your God is a revealer of .«■. 
 Bom. 2. 16. when God shall judge the s. of men 
 1 Cor. 14. 25. thus are the s. of his heart manifest 
 .SECRETS. 
 
 Deut. 25. 11. and the wife taketh him by the s. 
 SECKKTLY. 
 
 Gen. 31. 27. wherefore didst thou flee away s. 7 
 Deut. 13. 6. if thy brother entice thee j. saying 
 
 27 . 24. cursed be he that smiteth his neighbour s, 
 
 424 
 
 Ler.QB. 57.she shall eat them for want of all thingsf. 
 Josh.o. ]_ joshuason of N un, sent two rnentospy j. 
 
 1 .‘iam. 18.22. commune with David s. anil say 
 23. 9. David knew that Saul s. practised mischief 
 
 2 •Sam. 12. 12. for thou didst it s. l)Ut 1 will do this 
 2 Kings Ij. 9 . ilid s. those things that weie notright 
 Job 4. 12. now a thing was .v. brought to me 
 
 13. 10. w ill reinove j'ou, if you s. accept persons 
 . 31 . 27 . and my heart hath been f. enticed 
 Psal. 10'. 9. be lieth in waitas a lion in his den 
 .31.20. keep them s. in a pavilion from strife of tong. 
 Jer. .37- 17- /edekiah asked s. is there any word r 
 .38. 16. /edekiah the kingsware s. unto .leremiah 
 40. 15. .lohananspake totiedaliah in .Mizpah s. 
 Hah. .3. 14. their rejoicing was to devour the poor s. 
 John 11. 28. she -Went and called Mary her sister j-. 
 19 .38. Joseph was a disciple, but i. for fear of Jews 
 SFCl . 
 
 This word is the same in the Greek with the word 
 heresy, though the sound he not so odimis. Among 
 the Jews were known four several ."Sects, which 
 were distinguished by the singularity of their 
 practices and opinions, and yet continuing united 
 in communion with each other, and with the body 
 of their nation. 'J'hese Sects are those of the Pha¬ 
 risees, the Sadduce.es, the Essenians, and the 
 llerodians. As to the Jirst two Sects; see the 
 Signiheations on Ph.\ri.see.s, and Sauducees. 
 The J'.ssenians, or Essenes, are not mentioned in 
 Scripture, hut they are described by Josephus and 
 other historians: .Joseph de Bello, lib. 2. cap. 12. 
 He says, that they live in perfect union among 
 themselves, and abhor voluptmmsness, as poison of 
 the most dangerous consequence. They do not 
 marry, hut they bring up other men's children with 
 as much care as if they were their own, and in¬ 
 fuse into them very early their own spirit and 
 maxims. These children are all treated and clothed 
 in the same manner, and do not change their dress 
 till the clothes they have are entirely worn out. 
 Some employ themselves in husbandry, others in 
 trades, and manufactures of such things only as 
 are of use in time of peace, their designs being to 
 do good only, to themselves and other men. Before 
 they admit any who desire it, to be of their Sect, 
 they put them to a year's probation, and during 
 this time inure them to the practice of their most 
 uneasy exercises. After this term, they permit 
 them to come into the common refectory, which is 
 as it were a sacred temple, where they alheontinue 
 in profound silence. There they are served with 
 bread, and every one has hisparticular mess. 'The 
 priest says grace, after which they may eat; they 
 finish their meal also with a prayer. After hav¬ 
 ing proved such as desire to be of their Sect for a 
 year, they permit them then to come into the place 
 where they bathe when they come from their work ; 
 but they do not admit them into the inner part of 
 the ■ house, till they have gone through another 
 trial of two years. When these two years are ex¬ 
 pired, they are allowed to make a kind of profession, 
 whereby they engage themselves by the most awful 
 oaths to observe the laws of piety, justice, and 
 modesty ; fidelity to God and their prince ; never 
 to discover the .secrets of the ."Sect to strangers, and 
 to preserve the hooks of their masters and the names 
 of angels with great care. If any one violates these 
 promises, and incurs the guilt of any notorious 
 fault, he iserpelled the society, and generally dies 
 of want, because be can receive no food from 
 any .Hranger, being tied to the contrary by these 
 Oaths. 
 
 'The Essenes generally live long, and many reach 
 the age of an hundred years ; which is said to be 
 owing to the simplicity of their diet, and the great 
 regularity of their lives. 'They shew an incredible 
 firmness under torments, whereof there were some 
 eminent examples during the war between the Ro¬ 
 mans and the Jews. They hold the souls of men 
 to be immortal, and believe that they descend from 
 the most elevated part of the air into the bodies, 
 which are animated by them, whither they are 
 drawn by some natural attraction, which they are 
 not able to resist, xifter death, they return with 
 rapidity to the place from whence they came, being 
 as it were freed from a long and melancholy cap¬ 
 tivity. As to the state of men's souls after death, 
 they have the same .sentiments almost as the hea¬ 
 thens, who place the souls of good men in the Ely- 
 sian fields, and those of wicked men in the king¬ 
 dom of Pluto, where they are tormented according 
 to the quality of their faults. 
 
 Although the Essenes were the mo.st religious of their 
 nation, they nevertheless did not go to the temple 
 of Jerusalem, nor offered any bloody sacrifices. 
 They were afraid of being polluted by the conver¬ 
 sation of other men, whose lives zcerenot.so pure as 
 theirs. They sent their o.tferings thither, and 
 themselves offered up to God the sacrifice of a clean 
 heart, free from the guilt of any great offences. 
 They lived at a distance from the sea shore, for 
 fear of being corrupted by the conversation of 
 strangers. 'They chose rather to dwell in the fields, 
 than in cities ; and applied themselves to agricul¬ 
 ture and other laborious exercises, which did not 
 take them out of that solitude whereof they made 
 profession. 
 
 Their studies were neither logic, nor natural philo¬ 
 sophy, but morality and the laws of Moses. 'To 
 these they applied themselves principally vpon 
 sabbath days, when they a.ssembled in their syna¬ 
 gogues, where every one was seated according to 
 his rank; the elder above, the younger part 
 of them below. One of the company read, and 
 another of the most learned of them expounded. 
 'They made use of symbols very much, of allego- 
 goiies and parables, after the manner of the an¬ 
 cients. 'This is a summary of the de-'Cription 
 which Josephus gives of the Fssenes. Some are 
 of opinion that .lohn the Baptist lived among 
 them, till the time when he began to baptize and 
 preach repentance. 
 
 The llerodians, so named from TIerod, were an¬ 
 other Sect, which was among the Jews tn our 
 Saviour's time, who had a leaven, or particular 
 doctrines, distinct from those of the Pharisees 
 and Sadducees, agaimt whom our ■'•aviour re¬ 
 quires Ins followers to guard themselves, i\lark 8. 
 15. People are much divided about this .Sect 
 Some believe that the llerodians took Herod fc 
 the Messiah ; but as there were several Hercais 
 who were known to have retgned over the .lews, 
 they ate still divided to know which of them was 
 acknowledged for the Messiah. 'The generality 
 are for Ilerotf the Great, the son of Antipater, 
 who died in a short time aj'ter the Inrth of Cliiist. 
 'They say, that the llerodians grimnded their 
 opinion of Herod’s being the Messiah upon the 
 celebrated prophecy of Jacob, Gen. 49. 10. The 
 sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a law¬ 
 giver from between his feet, until .'ihiloh come; 
 and unto him shall the gathering of the people 
 be. 'These marks they, mistaking the nature if 
 (Jhrist's kingdom, thought suited exactly with 
 Herod ; because he was a stranger, and withal a 
 powerjul, brave, and warlike priiue, and appear¬ 
 ed at a time when all the world were in expec¬ 
 tation of the Messiah. And Herod is said to 
 hare procured the genealogical memoirs if the 
 house of David to be burnt, that so no one might 
 be able to prove that he was not of a family, 
 from which it was well known that the 5lessiah 
 was to spring. 
 
 Others are of opiniim, that Herod IT. sumamed 
 Antipas, and 'Tetrarch if Galilee, -was the head 
 of the llerodians. He was a very ambitious and 
 very politic prince, for our Saviour calls him, 
 l ox, Luke 1.3. .32. He niight be very well thought 
 to be ambitiou'i of passing for the Messiah. 
 
 Some others believed Herod Agrippa, -who was ap¬ 
 pointed king of .ludea by Caligula, to have given 
 name to the llerodians. But Iww is this opiniim 
 maintainable, since the llerodians were already 
 kno-wn some years before this prince ascended the 
 throne 7 
 
 Many of the Fathers, and several Commentators, 
 have asserted, that the llerodians were people of 
 HerocTs retinue, who, to satisfy their curiosity, 
 or make their court to their ma.\ter, came -with 
 the Pharisees to tempt Christ upon paying tri¬ 
 bute : but by the recital of the Bvangehsts it apt- 
 pears, that the llerodians -were a .Sect subsisting 
 in Judea -without any dependence on king Herod, 
 and his power at .lerusalem. 
 
 Some will have it, that the llerodians were poli¬ 
 ticians who favoured the dominion of Herod and 
 the Romans against the .lews, who were zealoiu 
 Jbr the liberty of their nation : the former main¬ 
 tained, that it was their duty to pay tribute to 
 the kings established by the Romans ; hut the 
 other .lews -were of the contrary opinion. 
 
 Dr. Pritieaux says, that the llerodians -were a Sect 
 formed amongst the Jews, and had particular doc¬ 
 trines distinct from those of the F'harisees and 
 .‘^adducees, and that these doctrines -were reduci¬ 
 ble to two heads: [1] In their belief that the do¬ 
 minion of the Romans over the .lews was just 
 and lawful, and that it -was their duty to submit 
 to it. [2] That in the present circumstances they 
 might with a good conscience follow many of the 
 heathen modes and usages. It is certain, says 
 he, that the.^e were Herod's principles ; since tie 
 excuses himself on the score of the necessity of 
 the times, for acting in many things against the 
 maxims of the .lew ish religion. 
 
 Their hypocritical loose way of professing and prac¬ 
 tising the law, or true religion, among other bad 
 effects -which it produced, made these strange fac¬ 
 tions and divisions, even among the vain pro- 
 fes.fors themselves. (Hhers think, that the Jews 
 divided themselves into several sects, in imita¬ 
 tion of the Greeks, whose philosophers -were di¬ 
 vided into different factions; such as, the Aca¬ 
 demics, the Stoits, the Peripatetics, the Epicu¬ 
 reans, At. It seents as ;///<e Corinthians//«rf a 
 mind to introduce something like this into C hris- 
 fianity, -when they blasted, I am a disciple of 
 Paul,! of A polios, 1 of Peter; ivhtch abuse the 
 apostle Paul, with great vehemence, corrects, I 
 Cor. 1. 12, 1.3. 1.3. 22. 
 
 Acts 5. 17 . which is the s. of the Sadducees 
 15. 5. the .f. of the Pharisees which believed 
 24. 5. a ringleader of the s. of the Nazarenes 
 26.5. after the straitest f. of our religion I lived 
 
 28. 22. this s. is every where spoken against 
 .SECTS. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.1 19 . lliere must be also s. amongst you 
 SI CURK. 
 
 Judg. 8. 11. Gideon smote the host, for it was f. 
 
 18. 7 . after the manner of the /idonians. .f. 
 
 10. when ye go ye shall come to a people s. 27. 
 Job 11. 18. thou shalt he i. because there is hope 
 12. 6. and they that provoke (iod are s. 
 
 Mat. 28.14. w e w ill persuade him, and s. you 
 sr.CURF.LY. 
 
 Prov. 3. 29. devise not evil against thy neighbour, 
 
 seeing he dwelleih .r. by thee ' 
 Mic. 2. 8. pull garment from them that pass by s. 
 SKCURITY. 
 
 Acts 17 . 9 . and when thev had taken s. of Jason 
 
 SF.niTIONL 
 
 Ezra 4. 15. that they moved s. in the city, 19. 
 
 J.iike 23. 19 . for a certain .f. cast into prison, 25. 
 
 Acts 24. 5. we have found this man a mover off. 
 
 SEDIIIORS. 
 
 Gal. 5. 20. the works of the flesh are f. heresies 
 SFDUCF. 
 
 Mark 1.3. 22. shall shew signs and wonders to s. 
 
 1 John 2. 26. written concerning them that s. you 
 Rev. 2.20. thou sutferest Jezebel to f. my servants 
 
 SF.DUCKD. 
 
 2 Kings 9. ."Manasseh s. them to do more evil 
 Isa. 19. 1.3. they have also .r. Eg'ypCeven they 
 Bzek. 13. 10. they have also s. mv people, saying 
 
SEE 
 
 SEE 
 
 SEE 
 
 SEDUCERS. 
 
 9 Tim. 3 13. but J. shnll wax worse and worse 
 SEDUCE I'H. 
 
 Prov CO. but tlie way of the wicked s. them 
 SEDUClNCi. 
 
 1 T 2 W. 4 . 1 .depart from faith, giving heed toj.spinfs 
 SEE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To hehoU, or perceive nith the eyea. 
 Exod. C3. 5- [2] To ohierre zoit/t approhntioji, 
 
 Cen. 1. 4. [3] To look upon with consideration 
 
 and observation, l\lat. 22. 11. L4] Jo visit, 1 
 
 Sam. 15. .35. 1 Cor. 16. 7. [5] To sviler, or 
 
 bear with, Ezra 4. 14. [ 6 ] To hear, Exod. 20 . 
 
 18. All tlie people saw the thunderinas and the 
 noise of tlie trumpet. Atid in Kev. 1. 12. I 
 turned to see the voice that spake with me. 
 [ 7 ] To feel, Psal. 90 . 15. [ 8 ] To taste of, I.uke 
 
 2. 26. John B. 5E [9] To know or learn, Gen. 
 
 37. 14. [lOJ To have abundance of knowledge, 
 so as 7Wt to stand in need of instruction from 
 others, .lohn 9. 41. [11] J'o perceive and under¬ 
 
 stand eipsrimentally, Exod. 5. 19. Rom. 7- 23. 
 
 [12] 'J'o beware, or take care, Uev. ]0. 10. 1 22. 
 
 [13] To know by divine revelation, Isa. 2. 1. I 13. 
 
 I . [14] To believe in, and rely upon, lleh. 11. 
 
 27. [15] J'o have the perfect and immediate jm- 
 ilion of the glorious presence of C-od in heaven. 
 .lob 19. 26. IMat. 5. 8 . Blessed are tlie pure in 
 heart; for they shall see God. 
 
 Thus seeing, or to see, is not only said of tne sense 
 of vision,"by which we perceive external, objects, 
 but also of inward perception, of the knowledge 
 of spiritual things, and even of that supernatural 
 sight of hidden things, of prophecy, of venous, of 
 ecstacies. Whence it is, that formerly they were 
 called Seers, who afte.ricards were called Nabi, 
 or prophets, 1 Sam. 9. 9. and that prophecies 
 loere called visions, Obad. 1 . 
 
 To see the eoodness of the Lord, Psal. 27- 13. is 
 to enjoy the mercy or blessing which God hath 
 promised. lob says, O remember that my life 
 is wind, mine eyes shall no more see good. Job 
 7 . 7 . I shall die, and .see no more: 1 shall no 
 Lmger enjoy the c/ood things of this world. And 
 in Mat. ' 5 . 8 . I he pure in heart shall see God. 
 They shall understand the mysteries of salvation.^ 
 they shall perceive tAc loving-kindness oj God 
 towards them in this life, and shall at length 
 perfectly enjoy him in heaven, 
 it is said, Exod. 24. 10 . That the elders saw the 
 God of Israel. 'J'hey did not see any resem¬ 
 blance of the divine nature, which is expiessly de¬ 
 nied, Dent. 4. 15. hut some glorious appearance 
 or token of God's special presence ; or rather the 
 Second Person cf the 'Trinity, who then shewed 
 himself to them in a human shape, as a testi¬ 
 mony of his future incarnation. 
 
 To see the face of the king, Esth. 1 . 14. is to be 
 of his household, to approach iiear him, or to 
 have familiar converse with him. The kings oj 
 Persia, under the pretence of maintaining that 
 respect and majesty that teas due to them, sel¬ 
 dom permitted their .subjects to see them, and 
 hardly ever shewed themselves in public: none 
 but their most intimate friends, or their familiar 
 domestics, had the advantage of beholding their 
 
 J'(tC€S, 
 
 Cien.Q.io. hrouehtto Adam, tof. wliat he would call 
 
 8. 8. he sent a dove to 4. if the waters were abated 
 
 II. 5. and the Lord came down to .?. the city 
 
 19 . 21 . he said unto him,.?. 1 have accepted thee 
 22. + 14. the name of that place, the T.ord will 4 . 
 
 27 . 27 ..?. the smell of my son is as the smell of a tield 
 29. + .32. and Leah called his name, .?. a son 
 
 31.5. he said, 1 .?. your father’s countenance 
 
 .34. 1. Dinah went out to s. the daughters ot land 
 42. 9. but to .?. the nakedne.'s of the laiul, 12. 
 
 44. 2.3. thou saidst, you shall .?. my lace no more 
 
 45.12. your eyes .t. and the eyes of my brother 
 24. he said, 4. that ye fall not out by the way 
 
 28. 1 will go and s. .loseph before 1 die 
 
 48. 11. I had not thought to 4 . thy face, and In 
 Exod. 1. 16. and when ye 4 . them upon the stools 
 
 3. .3. I will turn aside, and s. this great sight, 4. 
 
 4.18. s. whether my brethren be yet ali'-e 
 
 21. 4 . that thou do those wonders before Pharaoh 
 . 5 . 19 . the officers did s. they were in evil case 
 6.1. now shah thou 4 . what [will do to Pharaoh 
 
 10. 5. that one cannot be able to 4 . the earth 
 
 28. take heed to thyself, .?. my face no more 
 
 29 . hast spoken well, I will 4. thy tace no more 
 
 12.13. when 1 s. the blood, I will pass over you 
 
 13.17. lest the people repent when they 4 . war 
 
 14. 1.3. stand still and 4 . the salvation of the T.ord 
 10. 29 . 4 . for the T.ord hath given you the sabbath 
 
 .32. they may 4 . the bread wherewith 1 fe<l you 
 33. 20. for there shall no man 4 . me and live 
 23. and thou shalt 4 . my back parts 
 34.10. the people shall 4 . the work of the Lord 
 Lev. 13. 10. and the priest shall 4. him, I 7 . 
 
 20 . 17 . if aman shall 4 . her nakedness, and she 4 . his 
 jS’um. 4. 20. shall not go in to 4 . holy things covered 
 
 11.23. shalt 4. whether my word come to pass 
 
 1.3.18. 4. the land what it is, and people that dwell 
 
 14. 23. nor shall any that provoked me s. it 
 
 22. 41. that thence he might s. the utmost part 
 
 23. 9. for from the top of the rocks I 4 . him 
 
 13. come to another place, whence thou mayest 4 . 
 them, thou shalt 4 . but the utmost part of them 
 
 24. 17 . I shall.?, him, but not now, I shall behold 
 27.12. and .?. the land, whicii 1 have given to Isr. 
 32.8. I sent your fathers from Tvadesh to .?. land 
 32. 11. surely none of the men that came 11 () out 
 
 ot Egypt shall .?. the land, Gent. 1. .35. 
 Lieut. 1.36. save Caleb, he shall ,?. land, will give 
 3. 25. T pray thee, let me .?. the goou land 
 28. cause to inherit the land which thou shalt.?. 
 
 23.14. that he .?. no unclean thing in thee 
 
 28. 10. all people shall 4 . th.at thou art called by 
 .34. sight of thine e.ves which thou shalt .?. 67. 
 
 68. thou shalt.?. it iio more again, and be sold 
 
 29.4. the Lord hath not given y ou eyes to s. 
 
 Dent. 29. 22. wnen they .?. the plagues ot that land 
 .3,). 15. s. 1 have set before thee life and good 
 32. 20. he said, 1 will.?. what their end will he 
 39.4.now, l,even I,am he, there is no G. withme 
 52. yet thou shalt.?. land before thee, but not go 
 .31. 4. I have caused thee to .?. it with thine eyes 
 Josh. 22.10. they built there a great altar to .?. to 
 Judg. 14. 8. .Samson turned aside to .?. the carca.se 
 
 16 . ' 5 . and .?. wherein his great strength lieth 
 
 1 Ham. 2. .32. shall .?. an enemy in my habitation 
 6. 13. they saw the ark, and rejoiced to .?. it 
 
 12. 16. now 4 . this great thing the Lord will do 
 17 . ye may 4 . that your wickedness is great 
 
 14. 17 . number now, and .?. who is gone from us 
 .^8. and .?. wherein this sin hath been this day 
 
 15. .35. Samuel came no more to .?. Saul, mourned 
 
 17 . 28. alt come, that thou miehtest.?. the battle 
 
 19. .3. and what 1 .?. that 1 will tell thee 
 15. Saul sent messengers again to ,?. David 
 
 20. 29. let me get awav, 1 pray, and .?. my brethren 
 
 21. 14. then said Acliish, you 4 . the man is mail 
 2.3. 22. know and 4. his place, where his haunt is 
 24. 11. my father .?. yea. .?. the skirt of thy robe 
 26. 16. 4 . where king's spear is. and cruse ot water 
 
 2 Aam. 13. 5. when thy fathercometh to.?, thee, let 
 
 J amar come, that 1 may 4. it. and eat it at her 
 
 14. .32. now therefore, let me .?. the king’s tace 
 
 15. 3. 4 . thy matters are good and right, Absal. said 
 24. 3. that the eyes of my T ord the king may .?. it 
 
 13. 4 . what ans. 1 shairreturn him that sent me 
 
 1 KingslQ.. 16. ?. tothv house, David, 2 I'hr. 10. 16. 
 17. 23. and Elijah said, .?. thy son liyeth 
 
 20 . 7 . and .?. how this man seeketh mischief 
 22 . the prophet said, mark and .?. what thou dost 
 
 22. 2.5. thou shalt.?. in that day, 2 Chron. 18. 21. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 10. if thou .?. when 1 am taken from thee 
 
 5. 7. 4 . how he seeketh a quarrel against me 
 
 6 . 17 . Lord, 1 pray, open his eyes that he may 4 . 
 20. 0 [)en the eyes of these men that they may .?. 
 
 .32. 4 . how this son of a murderer hath sent to 
 
 7 . 2. thou shalt 4 . it with thine eyes, but not eat, 19. 
 
 13. let us send and 4 . H 14. saying, go and .?. 
 
 8. 29. went down to 4 . .loram, 9-16. 2 Chr. 22. 6. 
 
 9 . 17 . the watchman said, 1 4 . a company 
 
 .34. go 4 . now this cursed woman, and bury her 
 
 10. 16. come wdth me, and 4 . my zeal foi the Ld. 
 
 19 . 16. open. Lord, thine eyes, and .?. Isa. . 37 . 17 . 
 2.3. 17 . then he said, what title is that that 1 .?. 
 
 2 Chr. 18. 16. he said, 1 did .?. all Israel scattered 
 
 20. 17 . 4 . the salvation of the Lord with you 
 
 24. 5. go, aiul 4. that ye hasten the matter 
 
 25. 17 . come, let us .?. one another in the face 
 Exra 4. 14. was not meet to 4 . the king's dishonour 
 Neh. 9 . 9 . didst 4. affliction of our fathers in Egypt 
 Esth. 3. 4. to 4 . if Mordecai’s matters would stand 
 
 5. 13. so long as T .?. :Mordecai the .lew sitting 
 
 8. 6. Esther said, how can 1 endure to 4 . the evil 
 that shall come on my people ? to s. the destruct. 
 
 .Tob 3. 9 . neither let it.?. the dawning ot the day 
 7 . 7 . mine eye shall no more .?. good ; my life wind 
 8. the eye that hath seen me shall s. me no more 
 
 9. 25. now my days flee away, they .?. no good 
 
 10. 15. therefore 4 . thou mine affliction 
 17 . 15. as for mv hope, who shall .?. it ? 
 
 19. 26. worms destroy, yet in my tlesli shall T .?. G. 
 
 27 . whom 1 shall .?. for myself, and not another 
 
 20. 9 . the eye which saw him shall ?. him no more 
 21 '. 20. his ev es shall ?. his destruction, shall drink 
 22. 19. the righteous .?. it, and are glad 
 
 24. 1. whvdo they that know him not 4 . his days ? 
 'l5. the adulterer saith, no eye shall .?. me 
 28. 27 . then did he .?. it, and declare it, he prepar. it 
 .31.4. doth not he 4 . my ways, and count my steps 
 
 33. 26. shall pray, and he will ,?. his face with joy 
 
 28. his soul, and his life shall ■?. the light 
 
 .35. 5 . look unto the heavens, and .?. the clouds 
 .36. 25. everv man mav •?. it, man may behold it 
 Psal. 10. 11."he hath sa'id, God wdll never 4 . it 
 
 14. 2. God looked to.?, if any did understand, ,5.3.2. 
 
 16. 10. neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to 
 
 4 . corruption, ActsQ.^j, .31. | 13. .35. 
 22. 7 . all they that.?. me laugh me to scorn 
 27 . 13. had believed to s. the goodness of the Lord 
 .31. 11. they that did .?. me w'ithout, tied from me 
 
 34. 8. O taste and .?. that the I-ord is good 
 
 12. that loveth many days, that he may .?. good 
 . 37 . 34. when the wicked are cut off, thou shalt' 4 . it 
 40. .3. many shall .?. it and trust in the T.ord 
 41.6. if he come to .?. me, he speaketh vanity 
 49 . 19 . he shall go, they shall never .?. light 
 .52. 6. the righteous also shall.?. and fear and laugh 
 59 . 10. God "shall let me .?. my desire on my enem. 
 
 God of mercy shall prevent me, 92. 11.1 118.7. 
 63. 2. to 4 . thy power and glory, as 1 have seen 
 61. .5. they commune, they say, who shall.?. them ? 
 8. all that .?. them shall tlee away 
 66. 5. come and •?. the works of God, he is terrible 
 69. .32. the humble shall 4. this, and be glad 
 86. 17 . that they which hate me may .?. it 
 
 91 . 8 . thou shalt 4 . the rewani of the wicked 
 97 . 6 . and all the people .?. his glory 
 
 106. 5. that I may .?. the good of thy chosen 
 
 107 . 24. these .?. the works of the T.ord in the deep 
 42. righteous shall .?. it and rejoice, all iniquity 
 
 112 . 8 . till he 4 . his desire upon his enemies 
 10. the wicked shall .?. it and be grieved 
 
 119. 74 . they will be glad when they .?. me 
 128. 5. thou shalt.?. the good of lerusalem all days 
 6. thou shalt 4 . thy children’s children, and peace 
 1.39. 16. thy eyes did ?. my substance yet imperf. 
 
 24. search, .?. if there, be any wicked way in ine 
 Prov. 24. 18. lest the T.ord .?. and it displease him 
 
 29 . 16 . but the. righteous shall .?. their fall 
 Eccl. 1.10. whereof it may be said, .?. this is new 
 
 2. 3. till 1 might ?. what was good for sons of men 
 3 ! 18. that men might .?. that themselves are beasts 
 22. bring him to .?. what shall be after him 
 7 ~. 11. bv it there is profit to them that.?. the sun 
 16. to.?, the business that is done upon earth 
 Cant. 2. 14. O my dove, let me .?. thy countenance 
 6.11.1 went into the garden of nuts to.?. the fruits, 
 and to 4 . whether the vine nourished, 7- 12. 
 
 Tsa. 5. 19 . let him hasten his w-ork, that we may s, 
 
 6. 10. lest they .?, with theireyes, liear with ears 
 
 14. 16.they that 4 . thee shall narrowly look on thee 
 26 . 11 . they shall .?. and be ashamed for their envy 
 
 29. J6. eves of the blind shall .?. out of obscurity 
 . 30 . 20. b'lit thine ?-yes shall 4 . thy teachers _ 
 
 .32. .'1. the eves of them that.?, shall not be dim 
 33 . 17 . thine evesshall,?. the king in his beauty 
 
 2o. thine eves shall .?. lerusalem a quiet habitation 
 35. 2. they shall.?. the glory of the T..and excellency 
 
 40 .5.glory revealed,and all tiesh shall.?. it together 
 41. 20. that they may 4 . and know, and consider 
 4th 6. 4 . all this II 49.'7. kings shall 4 . and arise 
 52.8. for they shall .?. eye to eye, v? hen the T.ord 
 10. tlie earth shall 4 . salvation of our God 
 
 15. what had not been told them shall they .?. 
 
 5.3. 2. when weshall .?. him, there is no beauty 
 
 10. he shall .?. his seed, he shall prolong his days 
 
 11. he shall 4 . of travail of his soul, and be satisfied 
 
 60 . 5 . then thou shalt .?. and flow together 
 
 61. 9 . all that 4 . them shall acknowledge them 
 
 62. 2. the Gentiles shall .?. thy righteousness 
 
 64. 9. behold, .?. we beseech, we are all thy people 
 66. 18. and they shall come and .?. my glory 
 Jer. 1. 11. I 4 . a rod || 13. I..?. a seething pot 
 2. 10. send to Kedar, .?. if there be such a thing 
 
 19. know and 4 . that it is an evil thing and bitter 
 2.3. 4 . thy way in the valley what thou hast done 
 .3. 2. and .?. where thou hast not been lien with 
 4.21. how long shall I .?. the standard, and hear 
 .5. 1. .?. now and know, and seek in the broad places 
 
 6. 16 . stand ye in the ways and .?. and ask for paths 
 
 7 . 12. go to my place, and .?. what I (lul to it 
 
 11. 20. let me .?. thy vengeance on them, 20. 12. 
 
 20. 18. out of the womb to 4 . labour and sorrow 
 22. 12. he shall die and .?. this land no more 
 
 30. 6. 4 . whether man doth travail with chdd ? wliy 
 <lo 1 4 . every man with his hands on his loins ? 
 
 51. 61. an<l shalt.?. and shalt read all these words 
 Lam. 1. 11. 4 . O I,ord, considei, tor I become vile 
 
 12. .?. if there be any sorrow like my sorrow 
 Ezek. 8 6. thou shalt.?. greater abominations, 1.3. 15. 
 
 13. 9 . that 4. vanity H 16. •?. visions ot peace tor her 
 
 16 . 37 . that they may 4 . all thy nakedness 
 20.48. all Hesirshalf ?. that 1 the E. have kindled it 
 
 21. 29. whiles they 4 . vanity unto thee, and divine 
 .32. .31. Pharaoh shall .?. them, and shall becointort. 
 .3.3.6. but if the watchman ?. the sword come 
 
 . 39 . 21. all the heathen shall .?. my judgment _ 
 J)an. 1.10. wh V slionld lie s. your faces worse 1 ikin j 
 .3. 25. Io, T 4 .'four men loose, walking in the hre 
 Joel". 28. your old men shall dream ilreams, your 
 young' men shall.?. visions. Acts 2. 17. 
 Amos 6.2. pass ye to Cal neh and .?. go ye to Hamath 
 Jonah 4. 5. might .?. what would become of the city 
 Mic. 6. 9. the man of wisdom shall s. thy name 
 
 7. 10. then she that is mine enemy shall s. it 
 
 16. the nations shall 4. and be confounded 
 Ilab.o. 1. I will watch to 4 . what he will say tome 
 Zech. 2. 2. to 4 . what is the breaiith thereof 
 
 4. 10. shall.?, the plummet in hand of Zerubbabel 
 5.2. whatseest thou ? I answered, 1 .?, atiymgroll 
 
 5. lift your eyes.?, what is this that goeth forth 
 
 9. 5. Ashkelon sha11.?. it, and fear, Gaza shall.?. it 
 
 10. 7. yea, theirchihlren shall s. it, and be glad 
 IMal. ].'5. and your eyes shall 4. and ye shall sav' 
 Mat. 5. 8. blessed pure in heart, for they shal l 4. G. 
 
 16. they may .?. your good works, and glorify 
 
 7. 5. anil then shalt thou .?. clearly to cast out the 
 
 nu/te out of thy brother’s eye, Lule 6. 42. 
 
 8. 4. 4. tlu'u tell no man, shew thyself to the I'riest, 
 
 9. .30. Mark 1 . 44. Acts 2.3. 22. 
 
 11.4. tell .lohn those things ye do hear and s. 
 
 7. what went v ou out into wildei ness to 4. a reed 
 
 shaken with the wind, 8,9- Eukej. 24, 25, 26. 
 
 12. .38. IMasler, we would .?. asignfrom thee 
 
 13. 14. seeing, ve shall .?. Mark 4. 12. Acts"?,. 26. 
 
 15. heart gross, lest at any time they should 4. 
 with their eyes, hear v? ith fheir ears, xlctsAS. 27. 
 
 16. but blessed are your eyes, for they .?. 
 
 17 . many desired to'.?, those things which ye .?. 
 
 1.5. .31. wdien they saw the blind to.?. 7, 7 //'g 7. 22. 
 
 16. 28. till they .?. the Son of man coming' 
 
 22. 11. when the king came in to .?. the guests 
 
 21. 6. shall hear of w ars,.?. that ye be not troubled 
 ,30. they shall ?. the Son of man coming in the 
 cioudsof heaven, Mark 1.3. 26. J.uke 21. 27. 
 26. .58. I’eter sat with servants to .?. the end 
 
 27 . 4 . they said, .?. thon to that 1] 24. .?. ye to it 
 
 49 . let us 4 . wliether Elias will come to save him 
 28. 6. come ,?. the place where the T.ord lay 
 
 10 . that they go into Galilee, there shall they s. me 
 Mark 5. 14. 'they went out to .?. what wa.s done 
 
 .32. he looked to .?. her that had done this thing 
 
 6. .38. go and ?. |l 8. 24. 1 .?. men as trees walking 
 
 15. .32.let Christ descend that we may f.and believe 
 
 Luke 2. 15. let us go to Bethlehem and .?. this 
 .3. 6. and all flesh shall.?. the salvation of God 
 
 8. 16. they who enter in may .?. light, 11. 3.3. 
 
 20. thy brethren stand without, ilesiring to .?. thee 
 9 . 9 . who is this ' and h<“ desired to 4 . him, 23. _8. 
 
 27 . not taste ofdeath till they s. kingdom ot (lOd 
 
 14. 18. I have bought ground. 1 must go and .?. it 
 
 17. 22. when ve shall desire to .?. one ot the days 
 
 23. 4 . here, dr s. there, go not attiu' them 
 
 19. .3. Zaccheus sought to.?, .lesiis, who he was 
 4. he climbed into a .sycamore free to .?. him 
 
 20. 13. they will reverence him when they .?. T.im 
 24 ! 39 . behold, it is I myself, handle me and .?. 
 
 John 1.3.3. on whom thou shalt s. .''pii it descimding 
 .3<1. come anil .?. 46. | II. .31. Uev. li. 1, 3, 5, 7- 
 .5(1. thou shalt.?. greater things 'ban these 
 4. 29 . 4 . a man who told me all things ever I did 
 
 8 .51. if man keep mv sav ing.s. shall never - . death 
 56. your father Abraham rejoiced to .?. my day 
 
 9 1.5. 1 washed, and do.?. 112.5. 1 was blind, now I 4 . 
 iq. they asked them, how then doth he now 4 . f 
 .39 1 came into this world, that they who,?, not 
 might.?. and that they who .?. might be made blind 
 
 11. 40. if believe, thou shouldest.?. the gli'ry ofGod 
 \". 9. lint that they might .?. T.azarus also 
 
 21. ’the Greeks, say ill". Sir, w e would ?. lesus 
 
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 Johtu'iii. ye Iiave sorrow, but T will s. you a?ain 
 
 20. C5. except I s. in liis liands the print’of nails 
 ^icts 13. .St), and visit our bretli.and s. how they do 
 19.01. after 1 liave been there, 1 must also s'. Itoine 
 00 . 05. ye all shall j-. my face no more, Sil. 
 
 00 . M. shouldst know h'ls will, and s. that just One 
 OB. 00. for this cause 1 called you, to j-. you ' 
 ]\om. 1 . 11 . for I Iona: to .r. you, that I may impart 
 
 7. 0:1. 1 J. another law in my members, warrin;? 
 
 15. 01 . whom be was not spoken of, they shall s'. 
 04. for 1 trust to .r. you in my journey 
 
 1 Cor. B. 10. if any man ,f. tliee that hast knowledge 
 
 16. 10 . s. that he may be witli you without fear 
 
 9. Cor. B. 7. -r. that ye abound in this arace also 
 Gal. 1 . 18. 1 went up to .lerusalem to.r. I’eter 
 Jiph. ;i. 9. to make all men .v. what is fellowship 
 
 3. 15. s. that ye walk circumspectly, not as fools 
 .•13. the w'ife .v. that she reverence her husband 
 Phil. 1 . 07. whether 1 come and .v. you or be absent 
 0. 03. .so soon as 1 s. how' it will go with me 
 1 Thess. 0. 17 . to .f. vour face with great desire 
 3. 6 . desiring greatly to .r. us, as w'e also to s. you 
 
 5. 15..'. that none render evil for evil to any man 
 
 1 Tim. 6 . 16. whom no man hath seen, nor can s. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.4. greatly desiring to.f. tliee, being mindf. 
 JJeh.S.5. .t. thou make all according to the pat'tern 
 
 10 . 14. holiness, without w hich no manr. the Lord 
 05. s. that ye refuse not him that speaketh 
 
 13. 03. w'ith whom, if become shortly, Iw ill j. vou 
 1 Pet. 1 . 00 . s. that ye love one another fervently 
 
 3. 10. he that will .y. good days, let him refrain 
 
 1 Joint 5. 16. if any man .v. his brother sin a sin not 
 .3 John 14. hut I trust 1 shall shortly s. thee 
 Pev. 1 . 7 . he ccmetli, and eveiy ey e. shall s. him 
 10 . I turned tof. tlie voice that spake with me 
 .3. 18. anoint with eye-salve, that thou mayest s. 
 
 6 . 6 . and J. thou hurt not the oil and the wine 
 
 11. 9.shall .f. tlieii'dea.t bodies three days and half 
 16. 15. lest he w alk naked, and they .y.'his shame 
 18. 7 . forshesaith, I sit a queen, shall no sorrow 
 
 9. when they shall s', the smoke of her bui nin"' 
 
 19. 10. he sai;l tome, s. thou do it not, 00. 9 . 
 
 20. 4. and tliey shall s. his face, name in foreheads 
 
 Sh'.E not, or 7 wt .SEE. 
 
 Gen. 01.16. let me tint s. the death of the child 
 07 . 1. when Isaac was old, that he could not s. 
 
 43.3. the mandid protest, ye shall rtec .y. my face, 5. 
 44. 26. for we may not s. the man's face except 
 
 48.10. eyes of Israel were dim, he could not s. 
 PxoJ. 33. 00 . thou canst 7 iot s. my face and live 
 Knm. 11.15. let me not ,y. my w retchedness 
 
 14. 03. surely they shall not s. tiie land 1 sware 
 03. 13. utmost part, and shall not s. them all 
 
 20 . 1 . thou shalt 7 /er s. thy brother’s ox go astray 
 
 4. thou slialt 7 iot s. thy brother's ass fall down 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 2 . Eli, his eyes dim, he could jwt s. 4 . 15. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 13. tiot .<t. my face, except thou first brin" 
 14. 24. the king said, let not Absalom j. my face* 
 
 1 Kint/s 14. 4. Ahijah could not s. his eyes set 
 HKint/s 3 . 17 . ye shall jjer ,y. wind, nor shall ye .y.rain 
 00. 20. thine eyes shall 7 iot s. all evil I wdll bring 
 Joh 9 . 11. lo, he goeth by me. and 1 .y. him 7 iot ° 
 20. 17 . heshall 7)()r s. the rivers of honey and butter 
 
 20.11. or darkness that thou canst 7 wt s. 
 
 23. 9. he.hideth himself that I catmot .s-. him 
 .'34. .32. that which I .y. 7 >ot teach thou me 
 
 .35. 14. though thousayest, thou shalt 7 wts. him 
 
 37 . 21. men ,y. 7 wt the'bright light in the clouds 
 P.'ial. 49. 9. should still live, and 7 iot s. corruption 
 58. 8. i>ass away, that they may 7 tot s. the sun 
 69.23. let their eyes be darkened, that they s. 7 >ot 
 74 . 9 . we .V. 7wt our signs, there is no more projjhet 
 89. 48. what man liveth, and shall 7 iot s. death 
 94 . 7 . .vet they say, tlie Lord shall 7 iot s. 
 
 9. _he that lormed the eye, shall he not . 7 .? 
 
 115. 5. eyes have they, Imt they 7 iot, 1.35. 16. 
 
 Isa. 26.11. when thy hand is lifted up, they will 71 . s. 
 .30. 10. children, which say to the seers, s. 7 iot 
 .33. 19 . thou shalt 7i()/‘ .y. a iierce people, a people 
 
 38.11. I shall 7 wt s. the r.ord,even the Lord 
 44. 9 . they s. not, that they may be ashamed 
 
 18.Jte hath shut their eye's, that they cmnot s. 
 
 Jer. 5.01. which have eyes, and s.7iot, Eze/c. 10. 12. 
 
 12. 4. they said, he shall 7 iot s. our last end 
 14. 13. the prophets say, ye shall 7 wt s. the sword 
 
 17 . 6. like heath, he shall 77 ;)^^. when good cometh 
 
 8. he shall 7iot s. when heat cometh 
 
 0.3. 24. can any hide, that I shall not s. him ? 
 
 Pzek. 12. 6. that thou s. 7iot the ground, 12. 
 
 13. yet .shall het/er j. it, though he shall die there 
 JDan. 5. 23. hast praised gods of gold, which s. 7 iut 
 Zeph. .3. 15. thou shalt 7 iot s. evil any more 
 J\Jat. 13.13. because they seeing j. 7 wt and hear rot 
 
 2.3. . 39 . ye shal l 7 iot s. me henceforth, Lw/e 13. ;35. 
 
 24. 2. .lesus said, s. ye. 7 iot all these things I 
 ]Uark 8.18. having eyes ye 7 iot ? and ears, hear not 
 I.uke 2. 26. 7 iots. death, before he had seen Christ 
 
 8. 10. that seeing, they might not s. and hearing 
 
 17 . 22. shall <iesire to s. and ye shall 7 int s. it 
 John .3. .3. he cannot s. the kingdom of God 
 
 .36. shall 7 iot .y. life, but wrath abideth on him 
 
 9. 39 . 1 am come, that they who .y. 7 iot might .y. 
 
 12. 40. that they should 7 iot s. with their eyes 
 16. 16 . a little while, and ye shall 7 wt s. me, 17 . 19 . 
 
 18. 26. did 1 7 tot s. thee in the garden with him t 
 Pets 22. 11. when 1 could 7 wt s. for the glor 3 ’ 
 
 Rom. 11.8. hath given e.ves, that theyshoiikl 7 wt s. 
 
 10. let their eyes be darkened that they maj’ 7 iot s. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 7 . for I will 7 iot s. you now by the way 
 Jleh.".H. but we .y. 7707 yet all things put under him 
 
 11.5. Was translatefl, that he should 7iot s. death 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 8. though now yef. him 7707, yet believing 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 9 . he is blind, and catmot s. afar oli" 
 
 ^ We .SEE. 
 
 Gc77. 37 . 20. rre shall .y. what will become of dreams 
 Psal. .36. 9. in thy light shall we s. light 
 Jer.5. 12. neither shall we s. sword or famine 
 
 42. 14._go into Egypt, where tee shall .v. no w’ar 
 Mark 15. 32. that tee may s. and believe, John 6. .30. 
 John 9 . 41 . now yesa 3 % we s. your sin remaineth 
 Rom. 8. 25. but if we hope for that ne s. nor 
 1 Cor. 13.12. now we s. through a glass darkly 
 
 426 
 
 1 Thess. .3.10. praying that tee might s. your face 
 Heh.".Q.b\iiwe s. .les. who was made a little low er 
 .3.19. so we s. that they could not enter in because 
 1 Joint 3. 2. be like him, for we shall s. him as he is 
 }'e S I'.E, or .SEE pe. 
 
 Eiotl. 14. 13. 27^ shall .y. them again no more 
 16. 7 . then i/e shall j. tfie glor 3 ’ of the l.ord 
 •losh. 3. .3. w hen ye s. the ark of the covenant 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 04. s. ye him whom Lonl hath chosen ? 
 
 2 Citron. 29 . 8. to hissing, as ye s. with your eyes 
 30. 7 . who gave them up to desolation, as ye s. 
 Nell. 2 . 17 . I said, ye i. the distress that we are in 
 Joh 6. 21.ye .y.,iny casting down,and areafiaid 
 Cant. 6. 1.3. what will ye .y. in the Shulamite 
 Isa. 6. 9 . and .y. ye indet-d, but j/erceive not 
 
 18. 3. s. ye, when he lifieth up an ensign 
 42. 18. hear, yedeaf, look, ye blind, that ye may s. 
 66. 14. when ye s. 3 'our hearts shall rejoice 
 Jer. 0. 31. 0 generation, s.ye the word of the Lord 
 42. 18. and yeshal Ly. this place no more 
 Rzek. 13. 2.3. therefore ye shall s. no more vanity 
 14. 22. ye shall .v. theii' way and their doings 
 23. they shall comfort you when ye .y. their ways 
 Platt. 2.8. because ye .y. the thing is gone from me 
 Mat. 13. 17 . man 3 - have desired to see those things 
 which ye .c. and have not, Lnke 10. 23. 
 24. 2. .Tesussaid, .v. ye not all these things 
 .33. when ye shall s. all these things, know that it 
 is near, Murk 13. 09. Luke 21. .31. 
 
 26. 64. hereafter shall ye s. the .Son of man sitting 
 
 on theriglit hand of power, Mark 14. 62. 
 
 27 . 21. 1 am innocent, s. ye to it, Mark 15. .36. 
 
 28. 7- in Galilee there shall yes. him, Mark 16. 7. 
 LitJe 12. 5-1. when ye s. a clouii rise out of the west 
 
 55. and when ye .»■. the south wind blow, ye sav' 
 
 13. 28. when ye shall s. Abraham and the prophets 
 21. 20. when ye shall .y. .lerusalem compiissed 
 So. ye .y. an<l know of yourselves, summer is nigh 
 
 24. 39. bath not flesh and bones, as ye s. me have 
 Joint 1. 51. hereafter ye shall s-. heaven open 
 
 4. 48. except ye s. signs, ye will not believe 
 6. 62. what if ye shall s. the .Son of man ascend 
 14. 19 . butyei'.me 1| 16. 10. and ye 4. me no more 
 16 .16. a little while ye shall s. me, 17,19. 
 
 Pets Q. 33. shed this which ye now s. and hear 
 ,3.16. made thisman strong, w horn ye j.and know 
 19. 26. ye s. and hear, that not alone at Ephesus 
 
 25. 24. ye s. this man, about whom .lews dealt 
 1 Cor. 1. 26. for ye s. your calling, brethren 
 Gal. 6. 11. ye .y. how large a letter I have written 
 Phil. 2. 08. when yes. him again, ye may rejoice 
 Ileb. 10. 25. much more, as ye s. day approaching 
 Jam. 2. 24. ye s. how that by w ot ks man is justitied 
 1 Pet. 1.8. though now ye .y. him not, yet ye rejoice 
 
 SU'D. 
 
 Seed 777 Scripture is taken, [1] Properly,/or 7/7/77 
 thin, hot,, spirittmns humour in tnun's body, 
 whieh is fitted by nattire for the generation of man- 
 l itid, Gen. 38.9. Likewise for that tnatter which 
 in all pla7its and frtiits is disposed for the propa- 
 gatiottof the kind, Gen. 1. 11. | 47- 19. [2] Figu¬ 
 ratively,/or 7/707 w hich is begotteri; arid this is 
 spoken either, (1) Collectively, of many, of chil¬ 
 dren, or posterity itt general, as in Gen. 17 . 7. 8. 
 God says to Abraham, I will establish my cove¬ 
 nant between me and thee, and thy seed after 
 thee in their generations. 1 will give unto thee, 
 ami to thy seed after thee, the land w herein thou 
 art a stranger. Or, (2) Individually ,7/ me alone, 
 as of Seth, Geti. 4. 05. Go(l hath appointed me 
 another seed : lie hath given me another son. 
 Also of Jesus Christ, Gen. .3. 15. I will put en¬ 
 mity between thy seed and the woman’s seed. 
 Gal. 3. 16. lie saith not. And to scetis, as of 
 many, but as of one; and to thy Seed, which ds 
 Christ. (3) For w'orks of mercy, Eccl. 11.6. 
 
 The seed of Abraham signifies, [1] The whole pos¬ 
 terity of Abi a-ham, according to the flesh, includ¬ 
 ing both the had and good. Pom. 9. 7. N either 
 because they are the .yeed ol Abraham, are they 
 all children. [0] The faithful only, whet her .lews 
 or Gentiles, who are endued with such a faith as 
 A braham had. Kom. 4. 16. To the end the pro¬ 
 mise might be sure to all the seed, not to that 
 only which is of tlie law, but to that also which 
 is or the faith of Abraham. [.3] Christ, who came 
 of Abraham according to the flesh. Gal. .3. 16. 
 To thy seed, which is Christ. Or thus. Persons 
 are called Abraham’s seed, either carnai'iy only, 
 as they who valued themselves on account of their 
 descent from Abraham after the flesh, .lohn8. 3.3, 
 . 37 . Or carnally and spiritually too, as the believ¬ 
 ing .lews ; or spiritually only, as the Gentiles, who 
 had the same faith with Abraham, though they did 
 not come out of his loins. 
 
 The ipordof God is compared to seed, Luke?,. 5, 11. 
 which is .town in the heart, as the husbaiidman 
 casts his seed into the groimd. The ‘word is culled 
 an incorruptible seed, 1 Pet. 1. 23. becatise cem- 
 tinuing still the same, and being immutable in it¬ 
 self, it changes a7id renews the hearts of those that 
 by faith receive it. Or, it in ay be u7iderstood of 
 its being incorriiptible effei ttvely, becaiae it leads 
 and tends to an immortal life ; it begets in the soul 
 an abiding life, which shall C07iti7iue for ever. 
 Hence it is said, 1 .lohn .3. 9. ^Vhosoever is born 
 of God, doth not commit sin ; for his seed remain¬ 
 eth in him : the 7iew or divine rtature, the principle 
 or habit of grace or holiness in the heart, remaineth 
 or abideth 777 him. 
 
 The apostle Paul, w'ritmg to the P.omans, quotes 
 a passage out of Isaiah, Except the l.ord of sa- 
 baoth had left us a seed, we had been as Sodoma, 
 and been made like unto Gomorrah. Horn. 9. 
 
 29. What the apostle calls seed, is by the pro¬ 
 phet called a remnant, Isa. 1. 9. It is an allu¬ 
 sion to the custom among husbandmen, who spend 
 the greatest part oj their corn in bread and other 
 food, reserving a small quantity of the choicest 
 and best for seed : so w'ould God deal with the 
 Israelites , though they were innumerable as the 
 sa7id, ox gs the stars, yet a few of them 07ily should 
 
 be delivered out of P.abylon, and he would after¬ 
 wards bring but a few if them, comparatively, u 
 believe in Christ. 
 
 C£77.1.11. bring forth herbs yielding s. 10, 09. 
 
 47 . 19 . give us s. II 03. 1<., here is s. for you 
 24. amt four parts shall be your own tor s. 
 
 F.zod. 16. .31. the manna was "like coriander s. 
 
 Lev. 11. 37 . their carcase lall on any sowing s. 
 
 38. hut if any w ater be i)ut upon the s. 
 
 19 . 19 . thou shalt not sow thy field with mingled s. 
 
 26. 16. and ye shall sow your s. in vain 
 
 27 . 16 . tl)y estimation shall be according to the s. an 
 liomer ot barley s. valued at oti sliekela 
 30. all the tithe of the s. of the land is the L(ird’s 
 Nu/n. 20. 5. it is no place of s. or of tigs or vines 
 Deut. 11. 10 . not as I gypt, where thou sowedst j. 
 
 14. 00. shalt surely tithe all the increase of tliy s. 
 
 20. 9 . lest the fruit of tliy s. sow n tie dehled 
 08. .'la. tliou shalt carry much s. info the field 
 
 1 > 3777 / 7 . 8.15. the king will take the tenth of 
 1 Kings 18. 30. a french contain two measures of#. 
 Job 39 . 12. w ill the unic rn bring home tliy s. 
 
 Psal. 126.6. lie that goeth forth hearing precious s. 
 Reel. 11.6. in the morning sow thy s. and evening 
 Isa. 5 . 10 . the s. of an liomer shall yield an ephah 
 17 . 11. in the morning make tliy s. to flourish 
 23. 3. and by great wafers the s. of Sihor 
 55. 10 . that it mav give s. to the sower and bread 
 Jer. 35. 7- nor sliall sow s. nor plant vineyard 
 9. neither have we vineyard, field, nor s. 
 
 Ezek. 17 .5. he took also of the s. of the land 
 Joel 1 . 17 . the s. is rotten under their clods 
 jimos 9 . 13. the freader overtake him that sowefh s. 
 llcg. 2. 19 . is the s. yet in the bat n ' yea, as 3 et 
 Zec/i. 8.12. for the s. shall be prosperous, the \ ii.e 
 /I/ 77 /. 2. 3. behold, I will corrupt your#, and spread 
 Mat. 13. 19 . which receive s. by the way-side 
 20 #. into stony places || 22. #. among the tl.orns 
 
 23. but he that received s. into good ground 
 
 24. a man which sowed good s. in his field 
 
 27 . sir, didst not thou sow good s. in thy held ? 
 . 37 . he that soweth the good .s. is the 8r,n of maa 
 .38. tlie good s. are the children of the kingdom 
 
 Mark if a man siiould cast#, into the ground 
 07 . and the #. sliould spring and grow up 
 1.71/. e?. 5. a sower went out to sow his#, some fell 
 
 11. the parable is this; the #. is word of God 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .38. and to every #. his own boil^’ 
 
 2 Cor. 9. in. he that ministereth #. to the sower 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 23. being born again, not of corruptible #, 
 
 1 JoJm 3. 9 . for his #. remaineth in him, cannot siu 
 ti'ee Coi'Li..\TiO\. 
 
 SJ, I'.l) for Posterity. 
 
 Ge77. 4. 05. Got! hath appointed me another#. 
 
 7 . 3 . to keep #. alive upon the face of the earth \ 
 
 15. 3. Abram said, to me thou liast given no #. 
 
 19 . 30. that we may preser\ e #. of our father, 34. 
 
 38. 8. marry her, and raise up #. to thy brother^ 
 
 Mat. 20. 04. iMark 12. 19. EukeQO. 28. 
 9 . Onan knew that tlie #. should not be Ids 
 Lev. 12. 2. if a woman have conceived #. and born 
 
 21. 21. that liath a blemish of the #. of Aaron 
 
 22. 4. w hat man of the #. of Aaron is a leper 
 Nii/n.D. 28. then the woman sliall conceive #. 
 
 16. 40. which is not of#, of Aaron come near 
 Deut. 1 . 8 . to give it to their #. after them, 11 . 9 . 
 
 4. .‘ 57 . he chose their#, after them, 10. 15. 
 
 31. 21. forgotten out of the mouths of their #. 
 IhithA. 12. #. the Lord shall give of this woman 
 1 •'Sam. 2. 20. the Lord give thee #. of tliis woman . 
 
 24. 21. that thou w ilt not cut off my #. after me 
 
 1 hi/igs 11. 1-4. he was of tlie king’s #. in l.idom 
 
 39. 1 will for this afflict the #. of David 
 
 2 Kmgs 11. 1. Athaliali, mother of Ahaziah, arose 
 
 and destroyed all the #. royal, 2 Chr. 00. 10, 
 
 17 . 20. the Lord rejected all the #. of Israel 
 
 25. 05. Ishmael of the #. royal came, Jer. 41. 1. 
 
 1 Cbnm. 16. 13. O 3 'e #. of Israel his servant 
 Ezra 0.59. they could not shew their#. Nth. ~. 61, 
 
 9. 2. the lioly #. Iiave mingled themselves 
 Neh. 9. 2. the #. of Israel separated themselves 
 Esth. 6. 13. if illordecai be of the #. of the Jews 
 9. 27 . the Jews took upon them and their #. 31. 
 
 08. nor memorial of tliem perish from their #. 
 
 Joh 01.8. their #. is established in their siglit 
 Psal. 21. 10. their #. slialt tliou destroy from earth 
 22. 23. praise him, all ye the .». of .lacob, glorify 
 him ; and fear him, all ye the #. of Israel 
 .30. a #. shall serve him, it shall be counted to l ord 
 . 37 . 08 . but the #. of the wicked shall be cut oft' 
 
 69. 36. the #. also of his servants shall inherit it 
 102. 28. their#, shall be established before thee 
 106 . 07 . to overthrow their #. among the nations 
 Prov. 11.21. the#, of righteous shall be delivered 
 Isa. 1. 4. ah, sinful nation, a #. of evil-doers 
 
 6. 13. the holy #. shall be the substance thercol 
 14. 20. the #. of evil-doers shall never be renow ned 
 45 . 19 .1 said not unto #. of Jacob,seek ye me in v air 
 
 05. in tlie Lord shall all #. of Israel be justified 
 57- 3. the #. of the adulterer and the whore 
 4. ye not children of transgression, a#, of falseh. 
 
 61. 9 . their #. shall be know n among the Gentiles : 
 
 that tliey are the #. w liicli the Ixird hath blessed 
 65. 9. 1 w ill liring forth a #. out of .latob 
 03. they are the #. of the blessed of the I ord 
 Jer. 0. 01. 1 liad planted thee wholl.v a right #. 
 
 7 . Jo. 1 will cast out the whole #. of Ephraim 
 03. 8. w hich led the #. of the house of Israel 
 
 31 . 07 . 1 will sow with #. of man and #. of beast 
 
 36. then #. of Israel also shall cease as a nation 
 
 37 . 1 w ill cast off'all the #. of Israel, ,33. 26. 
 
 .33.22. so will I multiply the #. of David my servant 
 
 Ezek. 17 .13. and hatli taken of the king's #. 
 
 20.5. I lifted up my liand to tlie #. of’.lacob 
 
 43. 19. give to priests that be of the #. of /adok 
 
 44. 22. they shall fake maidens of the #. of Israel 
 D 7777 .1. 3. bring of the children of tlie king's .t. 
 
 2. 43. shall mingle themselves w ith the #. of men 
 9. 1. Darius of the #. of the Medes was made king 
 Mai. 0. 15. that lie might seek a godly #. 
 
 Mark 10. 00. the first (lying left no #. 21,00. 
 
 John 7 .42. that Christ cometh of tlie #. of David 
 
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 Jlct) 13.23. of this man’s s. hath God raised Jesus 
 Horn. 1.3. was made of the s. of David, 2 Tim. ". 8. 
 
 4. .16. that the promise miyiu, be sure to all lus j. 
 
 9. 8. the cliildren of the pi'omise counted for the s, 
 2d. except (lie J.ord of saliaoth had left us a 
 Gal. 3. 19. it was added, till the s. should come 
 Jill). 11. 31. .Sarah received strength (o conceive s. 
 liev. 12 . 17 . to make war with the remnant of her s. 
 Hee Abraham. 
 
 //A SEKD. 
 
 Gen, 17 . 19 . my covenant with Isaac and his s. 
 
 46. 6. .lacohcame, and all his s. with him, 7 . 
 
 48 . 19 .and /iwj.shall becomeamultitudeotnations 
 Exod. 28. 43. a statute of A A- j. after bim, .30. 21. 
 Lev. 20. 2 . that giveth any of his s. to INIolech, 3, 4. 
 
 21. 15. nor shall ye profane his s. among people 
 Eum. 14.24. servant Caleb and his s. shall possess it 
 
 24. 7 . and his s. shall be in many waters 
 
 25. 13. he shall have it, and his s. after him 
 Josh. 24. 3. 1 multiidied his s. and gave Isaac 
 
 £ Ham. 4. 8. hath avenged thee of Saul and his .f. 
 
 22. 51. he shewed mercy to his anointed, to David 
 
 and his s. for evermore, J^sal. 18. 50. 
 
 1 icings 2. 33. on head of .Toab, and his s. tor ever, 
 upon David and his s, shall be peace tor ever 
 Ueh. 9 . 8. thou madest a covenant to give it to his s. 
 Esth. 10. 3. and speaking peace to all his s. 
 
 J^sal. 25. 13. his s. shall inherit the earth 
 37 . 25. nor have 1 seen hiss, begging bread 
 
 26. he is merciful, and his s. is blessed 
 89. 29. his s. also will I make to endure, .36. 
 
 112. 2. his s. shall be mighty noon earih 
 Isa. 5.3. 10. he shall see lus s. shall prolong lus days 
 Jer. 22. 28. why are they cast out, he and his s. / 
 
 30. for no man of his s. shall jjrcsper 
 
 29. 32. and 1 will punish Shemaiah and Ins s. 
 
 33. 26.1 will not take any of his s. to he rulers 
 36. .31. I will punish .lehoiachim and AA 
 
 49 . 10. Esau, his s. is spoiled, and he is not 
 Acts 7. 5, would give it to him and h?s s. after him 
 
 6. that his s. should sojourn in a strange land 
 
 Thp SEED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 15 . will put enmity bet. thp s. and her seed 
 
 12. 7. to ihps. will I give this land, 13, 15.1 15.18. 
 
 I 17 . 8 .1 24. 7 . 1 26. 3. 1 28. 4, 13. 1 35. 12. 1 
 48. 4. tixod. 33 . 1. llent. .34. 4. 
 
 13. 16. I will make thp s. as dust, 16. 10. I 28. 14. 
 
 15. 5. he saitl to him, so shall thp s. be, Tom. 4. 18. 
 
 13. that thp s. shall be a stranger in a land 
 
 17 . 7 . my covenant between me and thp s. after 
 thee ; to be a God to thee and thp s. 10 . 
 9 . thou and thp s. after thee in their generations 
 
 12. a sti anger not of thp s. shall be circumcised 
 
 21. 12. in Isaac shall thp s. be called, IJeh. 11.18. 
 
 13. make Ishmael a nation, because be is thp s. 
 
 22. 17 . thp j-. possess the gate of enemies, 21. 60. 
 
 18. in thp s. shall all the nations of the earth be 
 
 blessed, 26. 4. | 28. 14. Acts .3. 25. 
 26.24. and multipiv thp s. for Abraham’s sake 
 32. 12. thou saidst, 'I will make thp r. as the sand 
 48. 11. and lo, God hath shewed me also thp s. 
 
 Lev. 18. 21. not any of thy s. pass through the fire 
 21. 17 . whosoever of thp s. hath any blemish 
 ICnm. 18.19. the heave offerings I gave thee and ihps. 
 llc«r.'28. 46. curses for a sign on thy s. tor ever 
 59 . Lord will make plagues of tA^ j-. wonderful 
 
 30. 6. the l ord will circumcise the heart of thy s. 
 
 19. ch.oose life, tliat thou and thy s. may live 
 
 1 Ham. 20. 42. the l.ord be bet. my seed and thp s. 
 
 2 Ham. 7 . 12. 1 will set up thy .c. 1 Chion. 17. 11. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 27. leprosy shall cleave to thee and thp s. 
 Jol>5. 25. thou shalt finow that thp s. shall be great 
 Psal. 89. 4. thps. will I establish for ever, and build 
 Jsa. 43. 5. I will bringtA^ s. tiom the east and gather 
 
 44. .3.1 will pour my .‘^piritupon thys. and blessing 
 48. 19. thp s. also had been as the sand and otfsp. 
 54. 3. and thy s. shall inherit the Gentiles 
 59 . 21. my .Spirit that is upon thee, shall not de¬ 
 part out of the mouth ot thy s. war thy seed’s r. 
 Jer. .30. 10. thys. from the land of captivity, 46. 27. 
 Gal. 3. 16. and to thy s. which is Christ 
 Yovr SEI’D. 
 
 Exod. 32. 13. all this land will I give to pour s. 
 
 22. .3. whosoever of yours, goeth to holy things 
 Isa. 66. 22. so shall your s. and your name remain 
 SEED-r?OT^. 
 
 Gen. 8. 22. s.-time and harvest shall not cease 
 SEEDS. 
 
 Gal. 3. 16. he saith not, and to s. as of many 
 SEEDS. 
 
 Eeut. 22. 9. not sow thy vineyard with divers s. 
 JiJat. 1.3. 4. when he sowed some^. fell by way-side 
 
 32. which is the least of all s. Mark 4. 31. 
 
 SEEIISG. 
 
 Exod. 4. 11. or who maketh the s. or the blind ? 
 SEEIING, Verb. 
 
 Exod. 22. 10. any beast be driven away, no man s. 
 Num. 35. 23. him not, cast it on him that he die 
 
 1 Kings 1. 48. given one to sit, mine eyes even s. it 
 Prov. 20. 12. the l.ord maketh the s. eye 
 
 Eccl. 1. 8. the eye is not satisfied with j. nor ear 
 Jsa. 21. 3. 1 was dismayed at the i'. of it 
 
 33. 15. that shutteth his eyes from s. evil 
 
 42. 20. s. many things, but thou observest not 
 Ezek. 22. 28. s. vanity, and divining lies to them 
 Mat. 13. 1.3. in parables, because they s. see not 
 
 14. shall not understand, s. ye shall see and shall 
 not perceive, Mark 4. 12. xicts 28. 26. 
 John 9. 7 . he went and washed and came 
 Acts 2. 31. he s. this, spake of the resurrection 
 .3. 3. s. Petei' and .lohii about to go to the temple 
 
 7 . 24. s. one of them suffer wrong, defended him 
 
 8. 6. the people s. the miracles that he did 
 
 9 . 7 . speecldess, hearing a voice, but s. no man 
 
 13. 11. be blind, not s. the sun fora season 
 
 Heb. 11. 27 . lie endured asf. him who is invisible 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 8. in s. and hearing, vexed his right, soul 
 
 .SEEIMG, Adverb. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. what wilt thou give me,.r. T go childless 
 22. 12. thou hast not withheld thine only son 
 24. 56. s. the Lord hath prospered my way 
 26. 27 . wherefore come ye to me, s. ye liate me ? 
 
 Gen. 44. 30. s. his life is bound up in the lad’s life 
 Num. 16 . 3. .f. all the congregation are holy 
 Jvdg. 1.3.18. why askest thou my name, .v. it is secret 
 17 . 1.3. do me good,.V. 1 have a Levite tomy priest 
 21. 16. s. women are destroyed out of l .enjamin 
 Built 1. 21. s. the l ord hath testilied against me , 
 1 Ham. 16. 1. s. 1 have rejected him from reigning 
 2il. 16. s. the L. is departed from thee and become 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 17. there is no wrong in mine hands 
 Job 19 . 28. .r. the root of the matter is found in me 
 *21. 22. s. he judgeth tlu^sn that are high 
 
 24. times are not hidden from the Almighty 
 Tsai. 50. 17 . J-. thou hatest instruction, and easiest 
 Prov. 3. 29 . s. he dwellelh securely liy thee 
 
 l.\a. 49. 21 '. s. I have lost my children and am deso. 
 .ler. 47 ! 7 . .9. the Lord hath given it a change 
 Dan. 2. 47. s. tliou couldst reveal this secret 
 I.uke 1. 34.how shall this be,.v. 1 know imt a man 
 23.40. s. tliou art in the same condemnation 
 Act.GJ. 24. s. he is the l.ord of heaven and earth 
 25. s. lie giveth to all life and breath and all things 
 Bom. .3. .30. s. it is one God who shall justify 
 
 2 Vor. .3. 12. s. then that we have such hope 
 Cul. 3 . 9 . s. that ye have put off the old man 
 Ileb. 4. 6. s. it remaineth some must enter therein 
 
 14. s. then that we have a great high priest 
 5.11. hard to be uttered, ^. ye are dull of hearing 
 
 6. 6. s. they crucify the Son of God afresh 
 
 7 . 25. s. lie ever liveth to make intercession for themi 
 
 12.1. J-. we aretompassed about with witnesses 
 
 1 Pet.1. 22. s.ye have purified your souls in ofieying 
 
 2 Pet. .3.14. s. ye look forsuch things, be diligent 
 ~ 17. ve know these things before, beware lest 
 
 .SEEK. 
 
 Gen. VTi. 16. Joseph sain, 1 my brethren, tell me 
 43.18. that he may .v. occasion against us and tall 
 Num. 16. 10. and ,>■. ye the priesthood also 
 
 21. 1. lialaam went not to .t. tor enchantments 
 Dent. 4. 29. if thou s. him with all thy heart 
 
 12. 5 . even to his habitation shall ye s. and come 
 
 22. 2. sheep be w ith thee (ill thy brother s. after it 
 
 1 Ham. 9 . 3. Kish said to Saul his son, go5. the asses 
 10. 14. whither went ye? he said, to .v. the asses 
 16.16. to .t. out a cunning player on an harp 
 
 23. 15. Saul come to s. his life, 25. I 24. 2. I 26. 2. 
 
 25. 26. they that .c. evil to my l.ord, be as Isabal 
 29 . yet a man is risen to pursue and .v. thy soul 
 
 26. 20. for king of Israel is come out to s. a flea 
 
 27 .1. Saul shall despair to .« me any more 
 
 28. 7 . .f. me a woman that hath a familiar spirit 
 
 2 Ham. 5. 17 . the Philistines came up to.s-. David 
 
 1 2. 40. Shimei went to .v. his servants 
 
 18. 16 . whither my lord hath not sent to s. thee 
 
 19. 10. thev .V. my life to take it aw-ay, 14. 
 
 2 Kings 2. I 6 . let them go, and s. thy master 
 
 6. 19. ami 1 will bring you tothenian whom yes. 
 
 1 Chron. "Q. 8. .r. the conmiandrnentsof the l.ord 
 9. if thou s. him, he will be found, 2 Chron. 15. 2. 
 
 2 Chron. 19. 3. hast prepared thine heart to s. God 
 .30. 19 . that prepareth his hcartto s. God, Ld. God 
 .31. 21. to s. his God, he did it with all his heart 
 .34. 3. Josiah began to s. after the God of David 
 
 Esrai. 2. build, for w'e .f. your God as ye do 
 
 7 . 10 . Ezra had prepared his heart to f. the law 
 
 8. 21. to .r. him right way for us, and our little ones 
 22. name of God is on'them for good that . 9 . him 
 
 ]\~eh. 2. 10. come a man to j. the wudfare of Israel 
 Job5. 8. I would 9. unto God, and unto God commit 
 
 7 . 21 . shalt s. me in morning, but 1 shall not be 
 
 8. 5. if thou wouldst .v. unto God betimes 
 
 20. 10. his children shall s. to please the poor 
 Psal. 4. 2. will ye love vanity, and .f. after leasing 
 
 9. 10. thou hast not forsaken them that . 9 . thee 
 
 10. 15. s. out his wickedness till thou find none 
 
 14.2. to see if there were any that did .9. God, 5.3. 2. 
 
 24. 6. this is the generation of them thatj. him 
 
 27 . 4. one thing have I desired, that will 1 s. after 
 
 8. s. ye my face, thy face, Tmrd, will I s. 
 
 34 . 14. .9. peace, and pursue it, 1 Pet. 3. 11 . 
 
 .35. 4. let them be put to shame that ,9. my soul 
 38. 12. they that s. my life, they that .9. my hurt 
 40. 14. be confounded that s. after my soul, 70 . 2. 
 54. 3. and oppressors s. after my soul 
 63. 1. thou art my God, early w ill I .9. thee 
 
 9. those that .9. my soul go into the lower parts 
 
 69. 6. let not those that . 9 . thee be confounded 
 32. and your heart shall live that j. God 
 
 70 . 4 . let all those that . 9 . thee rejoice and be glad 
 
 71 . 1 . 3 . be covered with dishonourthat r. my hurt 
 24. thev are brought unto shame that . 9 . my hurt 
 
 8.3.16. that they may s. thy name, G l.ord 
 104.21. the young linns s. their meat from God 
 109. 10 . let his children .9. their bread 
 119 . 2 . ble.ssed. that .9. him wdth their whole heart 
 45 . 1 will walk at liberty, for I s. thy precepts 
 176 . I have gone astray as a sheep, s. thy servant 
 122. 9. for the house of God, 1 will s. thy good 
 Prov. 1 . 28. they shall s. me, but shall not find me 
 8. 17 . and lliose that^. me early shall find me 
 21.6. vanity tossed to and fro of them that s. death 
 2.3. .30. who hath woe? who hath sorrow? they that 
 'tarry long at wine, they that go to .9. mixt wine 
 .35. when 1 shall awake, I will. 9 . it yet again 
 20. 10. blood-thilstv hate u|)right. just .9. his soul 
 26. many s. the ruler's favour, judgment from Ld. 
 Eccl. 1. 13. I gave my heart to s’, out by' wisdom 
 
 7 . 2 . 5 . I applied mine heart to out wisdom 
 
 8. 17. tho’ a man labour to s. it, not able to bnd it 
 Cant.'3. 2.1 will s. him whom my' soul loveth 
 
 6 . 1 . thy beloved, that we may s. him wdth thee 
 7 .'«. 1 . 17 . learn to do well, judgment, relieve 
 8. 19 . when shall say ,9.unto them that have familiar 
 spirits ; sh.ould not a people .9. unto their God ? 
 11 . 10 . be root of Jesse, to it shall the Gentiles s. 
 19 ". . 3 . they shall. 9 . to the charmers and wizards 
 26 . 9 . wdth my spirit w ithin me wdll 1 s. thee early' 
 .34. 16 . -9. ye out of the book of the l.ord, and read 
 41 ! 12. thou shalt s. them, and not fiml them 
 17 . when the needy .9. water, and there is none 
 45. 19 . 1 said not to’Jacob, j-.yeme in vain 
 58. 2. yet thev s. me daily, and delight tdknow 
 Jer. 2. 24. tliatj. her, in her month shall find her 
 
 Jer. 2.33. why trimmest thou thy w'ay' to love ’ 
 
 4. 30. ttiy lovers despise thee, they will s. thy life 
 
 11. 21. the men of Anathoth, that s. thy life 
 19. 7 . to fall by them that . 9 . their lives, 21. 7. 
 i). they that . 9 . (heir lives shall straiten them 
 22. 25. into hand of them that . 9 . thy life, .38. I 6 . 
 
 29. 7 . s. the peace of the city, v/hither carried 
 
 1.3. ye shall v. me, and find me, when ye search me 
 .34. 20. into hand of them that . 9 . theirlife, 21. 
 
 41. .30.1 will give Pharaoh to them that . 9 . his life 
 46. 26. Egyptians to those that .9. their lives 
 49 . 37 . Elam dismayed before them that^. their life 
 l.am. 1. 11. all her people sigh, they breafl 
 Ezek. 7 . 25. they shall .s. peace there shall be none 
 26 . then shall they .9. a vision of the prophet 
 34. 6. flock was scattered, none did . 9 . after them 
 
 11. I wdll search my sheep, and .v. them out 
 
 12. as a shepherd so will 1 s. out my' shee|) 
 
 16. I wdll . 9 . that which was lost and bring again 
 Dan. 9. 3. I set my lace unto God, lo s. by piayer 
 Dos. 2. 7 . he shall . 9 . them, but not find them 
 Amos 5. 4. saitli the l.ord, s. me, and ye shall live 
 
 8. s. him (h<it maketh the seven stars and Orion 
 
 14. f. good and not evil, that ye may live 
 
 8. 12. to . 9 . the word of the l/ird, and not find it 
 Nah. 3 . 7 . w hence shall I s. comforters for thee ? 
 
 11. thou shalt be hid, thou shalt s. strength 
 Zeph. 2. 3. . 9 . ye the Lord, ye meek of (he earth 
 Zech. 11. 16 . a slie|)herd shall not f. the young one 
 12.in that day I will .9. to destroy all the nations 
 Jiff/'. 2 . 7 . tliey should s. the law at his mouth 
 
 15. that lie might . 9 . a godly seed, take heed 
 il/ff,'. 2. 13. I lerod w ill x. young child to destroy him 
 
 6. .32. after all these things do the Gentiles s. 
 
 3.3. s. ye lirst the kingdom of God, iMke 12. .31. 
 7 . 7 . . 9 . andye shall find, knock, Luke 11. 9. 
 
 2t!. 5. for I know that ye s. Jesus, Mark 16. 6. 
 Mark 1 . . 37 . they said to him, all men .9. for thee 
 .3, .32. thy mother and thy brethren i’. tor thee 
 
 8.12. this generations, after a sign, Luke 11. 29. 
 Luke 12. 30. these things do the’nations s. after 
 
 1.3. 24. many, 1 say unto you, will s. to enter in 
 
 15. 8. doth she not . 9 . <!iligently till she find it r 
 
 17 . 33. whosoever shall s. to save his life, shall lose it 
 19 . 10. the Son of man is come to . 9 . and to save 
 24. 5. why .9. ye the. living among the dead ? 
 
 John 1. .38. Jesus saith unto them, what s. ye ’ 
 
 6. 26. ye , 9 . me, not because ye saw the miracles 
 
 7 . 25. is not this he w horn they s. to kill ? 
 
 .34. ye shall . 9 . me, and shall not find me, 36. 
 
 8. 21. ye shall s. me, ami shall die in your sms 
 . 37 . are Abraham's seed, but ye s. to kid me, 40. 
 
 1.3. .3.3. yeshall s. me, and whither 1 go cannot come 
 
 18. 4. Jesus said unto them, wliom s. ye r 7. 
 
 8. if ye . 9 . me, let these go their w ay 
 
 Acts 10. 19. Spirit said, behold, three men thee 
 21. Peter said, behold, 1 am he w'hoin ye . 9 . 
 
 11. 25. Barnabas departed to Tarsus, to .9. Saul 
 Bom. 2. 7 . to them who s. for glory and honour 
 11. 3. 1 am left alone, and they . 9 . my life 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 22. and the Greeks . 9 . after w isdoin 
 
 10. 24. let no man s. his own, but another's wealth 
 
 14.12. s. that ye may excel to edifying ot church 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 3. since yes. a proof of Christ speaking 
 Gal. 1. 10. do I persuade, or . 9 . to please men .' 
 
 2. 17. if while we s. to be justified by Christ 
 l^hil. 2.21. for all . 9 . their own things, not Christ’a 
 Col. .3.1. if risen, s. those things which are above 
 Deb. 11.6. he is a re warder of them that s. him 
 
 14. (hey declare plainly that they ,9. a couniry 
 
 13. 14. here we have no city, but we s. one to come 
 Bev. 9. 6. in those days shall men s. death, not find it 
 
 Hee Face, T.ord. 
 
 Not SEEK, or SEEK not. 
 
 I.ev. 13. .36. the priest shall not s. tor yellow hair 
 
 19 . .31. neither s. after w izards to be defiled by them 
 Num. 15. 39 . that ve s. not after your own heart 
 71c7/t. 23.6. thou shalt wet . 9 . their peace, Ezra 9. 12. 
 Buth .3. 1. daughter, shall I not s. rest tor thee ? 
 Psal. 10. 4. the w icked will not s. alter God 
 
 119 . 155. the wicked, they . 9 . not thy statutes 
 Jer. .30. 14. all thy lovers, they s. thee not 
 45. 5. see.kest thou great things ? s. them not 
 Amos 5. 5. but f. wet Beth-el, nor enter into Gilgal 
 Zech. 11. 16 . a shepherd shall not s. the young one 
 Luke 12. 29. f. not what ye shall eat or prink 
 John 5. 30. because I .t. not mine own will, but will 
 44. . 9 . not the honour that cometh from God 
 8. 50. T f. j/et mine own glory, there is one seeketli 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 27 . s. not to be loosed, s. not a wife 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 14. for I s. not yours, but you 
 
 SEI’.KESr. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 15. the man asked him, what s. thou . 
 Judg. 4. 22. I will shew thee the man whom s. 
 
 2 Ham. 17. 3. the man thou .9. is as it all returned 
 
 20 . 19 . thou .9. to destroy a mother in Israel 
 1 Kings 11.22. that thou , 9 . to go to thy country 
 Prov. 2.4. if thou j. her as silver, and sealchest her 
 Jer. 45. 5. s. thou great things? seek them not 
 John 4. 27 . yet no man said, what .9. thou ? 
 
 20.15. Jesus saith unto her. woman vdvom s. thou ? 
 .SEE.KE'l II. 
 
 1 Ham. 19 . 2. Saul my' father .9. to kill thee 
 
 20. 1. w hat is my sin, that he - 9 . iny life ' 
 
 22.2.3. fear not, he that s. my lite. .t. thy life 
 
 23. 10. Saul .9. to destroy the city for my sake 
 
 24. 9. w’hy hearest thou, saying, David thy hurt ? 
 "Ham. 16. 11 . who came forth of my bowels.', iny life 
 
 1 Kings 20. 7. and see how' this man .(. inischiet 
 
 2 Kings 5. 7. see how he . 9 . a cpiancl against me 
 'job 30. 29 . from thence she s. the prey, her eyes 
 Psal . 37 . .32. watcheth righteous, and . 9 . to slay him 
 Prui. 11 . 27 . he that diligently r.good procureth fa¬ 
 vour, but he that .v. miscfiief, it shall come unto 
 
 14. 6. a scorner . 9 . wisdom and findeth it not 
 
 15. 11. he that hath understanding, s. kimw ledge 
 
 17 . 9. he that fovereth a transgression. . 9 . love 
 
 11. an evil man s. only rebellion, a messenger 
 19, he that exalteth lus gate, . 9 . destruction 
 
 18. l.liaving separated himself, . 9 . all wisdom 
 
 15. and the'ear of the wise s. know ledge 
 
 .31. 13. the virtuous womanf. wool and tlax 
 
SEE 
 
 SEE 
 
 Eccl. 7. 28. which yet my soul s. but T find not 
 J.ffl. 40. i!0. he s. unto him a cunniiia^ woikman 
 Jer. 5. 1. any that s. the truth, 1 will pardon it 
 .W. 17. this is /ion, whom no man s. avter 
 .‘18. 4. this man s. not the welfare of tliis people 
 JLam. .‘1. Go. the Lord is "oocl to the soul that s. him 
 l\zek. 14. U). as punishment of him tliat.9. unto him 
 34. IG. as a shepherd s. out his Hock in the ilay 
 'Mat. 7. 8. and he that.v. Hndeth, IaiKc 11. 10. 
 
 IG. 3'j. an adulterous generation v. a sign, 10. 4. 
 
 18. IG. leaveth the O'J, and s. that gone astray 
 John 4. G3. the Lather r. such to worship him 
 7- 4. doeth in secret, and s. to he known openlv 
 
 18. f. his own glory ; s. his glory that sentliiui 
 
 8. 50. there is oiie that s. and . udgeth 
 Horn. 3. 11. there is none, that s. alter (lod 
 
 11 . 7 . Israel hath not obtained that which he s. 
 
 1 Cor. 13.5. charity s. not her own, thinketh no evil 
 SLLMNO. 
 
 •Est/i. 10. 3. iVlordecai s. the wealth of his people 
 Jsa. 16. 5. A. judiiment, and hasting righteousness 
 Mat. IG. 43. A. rest, and Hndeth uono.,'Lake 11. G4. 
 
 13. 45. like to a merchantman .9. goodly pearls 
 Mark tl. 11. a. of him a sign from heaven 
 lAike G. 45. they turned hack to .lerosalem, .9. him 
 
 11. 54. s. locatch something out of his mouth 
 13. 7 . behold, 1 come a. fi uit, and finil none 
 John&.^Zk. and came to Capernaum, a. for .lesus 
 Acts 13. 8. s. to turn awa>’ the deputy from faith 
 11. went about s. some to lead him by the hand 
 1 Cor. 10. 33. not a. mine own profit, hut of many 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. walketh about, a. whom he may devour 
 SEE.M. 
 
 Gen. G”. IG. T shall a. to him as a deceiver 
 Dent. 15. 18. not a. hard, when thou sendest awa^' 
 
 25. 3. then thy brother should a. vile unto thee 
 Jo.s/t. G4. 15. if it A. evil unto you to serve the Lord 
 Neh. 9 . .3',’. let not all the trouble A. little before thee 
 JLst/i. 8. 5. ii the thing a. rieht before the king 
 JS'ah. G. 4. the chariot shall a. like torches 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 16. but if any man a. to be contentious 
 IG. GG. those members which a. to be more feeble 
 
 2 Cvr. U). 9 . I may not a. as if I would terrify vou 
 Jleh. 4.1. lestany of you should a. to come short of it 
 Jam. 1. 26. if any among you a. to be religious 
 
 kSee tioOD. 
 
 SEE.MED. 
 
 Gen. 19 .14. but he a. as one that mocked to bis sons 
 G9. Gd. and they a. unto him but a few days 
 Peel. 9.13. this wisdom a. great unto me 
 Jer. G7.5. given earth unto whom it a. meet unto me 
 .Lake 21. 11. their wordsA. to then) asidle tales 
 Gal. 2. 6. but these who a. to besomewliat 
 
 9. .lames, Cephas, and .lohn, who a. to be pillars 
 
 .SEEMEllf. 
 
 Lev. 14. 35. it . 9 . there is a plague in the house 
 Nnnt. 10. 9. A. it but a small thing unto you 
 1 Sam. 18. 23. a. it light to be a king’s son-in-law I 
 Prov. 14. 12 . there is a way which a! right, 16. 25. 
 
 18. 17 . he that is first in his own cause a. just 
 Ezek. 34. 18. a. it a small thing to have eaten up 
 Luke 8.18. from him be taken what he a. to have 
 Aejs 17 . 18. he .9. a setter forth of strange gods 
 
 25. 27 . it A. unreasonable to send a prisoner 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 18. it A. to be wise, let him become a fool 
 Jlek. IG. 11 . now no chastening a. to be joyous 
 See. (toou. 
 
 SEL.MLY. 
 
 Prov. 19 ..10. delight is not a. for a fool, much less 
 
 26. 1. rain in harvest, so honour is not a. for a fool 
 
 .SEEM. 
 
 Gen. 31. 42. God hath a. mine affliction and labour 
 Exod. 10. 6. such locusts as fathers have not a. 
 
 Lev. 5. 1. whether he hath . 9 . or known of swearing 
 JSim. 14. GG. those men which have a. in^' glory 
 23. 21. nor hath he a. perverseness in Israel 
 
 27 . 1.3. when thou hast a. it, thou shalt be gathered 
 Pent. 1. 28. we have a. the sons of the Anakims 
 
 .31. thou hast a. how the Tx)rd bare thee as a man 
 
 3. 21. thine eyes have a. all the I.ord hath done 
 
 4.3. A. what the Lord did because of Baal-peor 
 
 9. lest thou forget the things thine eyes have . 9 . 
 
 5. 24. we have a. that God doth talk with man 
 
 30. 21. great and terrible things thine eyes have a. 
 11. 2. have not a. the chastisement of the I.ord 
 
 7.but your eyes have a. all the great acts of Lord 
 
 21. 7 . ha’nds have not slied, nor have our eyes a. it 
 29. 3. the great temptations thine eyes have . 9 . 
 
 -33. 9 . who said to his mother, 1 have not a. him 
 Jos/i. 24. 7 . eyes have a. what I have done in Egypt 
 Judg. 2. 7 . the eldei s who had a. the great works 
 
 1.3. 22. we shall die, because we have a. God 
 
 18. 9 . we have a. land, behold, it is very good 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 16. five lords liad a. it, they returned 
 
 23. 22. see his place, and who hath a. him there 
 
 24. 10. behold, this day thine eyes have a. how 
 
 2 Satn. 18. 21. go tell the king what thou hast a. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 4. queen of Sheba had a. Solomon's wis. 
 
 7 . till I came and mine eyes had a. G Chr. 9 . .3, 6. 
 
 1.3. 12. sons had a. what way man of God went 
 
 20. 13. hast thou a. all this m eat multitude ' 
 
 £ Kings 20. 15. what have they a. ? Ilezekiah said, 
 all things in mine house have they a. 7.9«. 39. 4. 
 
 2.3. 29. he slew .losiah, when he had a. him 
 Ezra 3. 12. many that had a. the first house, wept 
 Esth. 9 . 20. of that which they had a. concerning 
 Job 7 . 8. eye that hath , 9 . me shall see me no more 
 
 S. 18. his place shall saj", 1 have not a. thee 
 
 10. 18. oh that 1 had died, and no eye had a. me 
 13. 1 . mine eye hath a. all this, mine ear heard 
 
 20. 7. they that have a. him shall say, w here is he I 
 
 28 . 7 . a path which the vulture's eye hath not a, 
 
 38. 17. hasttliou a. <loors of the shadow of death ? 
 
 22. or bast thou . 9 . the treasures of hail' 
 
 Psal. 10.14. thou hast a. it, for thou t)eholdest misch. 
 35. 21. our eye hath a. |1 22. this thou hast a. 
 
 48. 8. so have we a. in city of the I.ord of hosts 
 
 54 . 7 . mine eye hath a. his desire on mine enemies 
 ,"68. 24. they have a. thy goings, O God, of my God 
 
 90. 15. and the years wherein we have a. evil 
 98. 3. the ends of earth have a. salvation of God 
 Prov. 25.1. the prince whom thine eyes have a. 
 
 428 
 
 Eccl. 4. 3. who hath not s. the evil w'ork that is 
 0. 5. he hath not a. the sun, nor known any thing 
 
 6. yea, though 1 live, j et hath he a. no good 
 /■'a. 6. 5. for mine eyes have a. the I.ord of hosts 
 
 9. 2. that walked in darkness have a. a great light 
 6 1. 4. nor hath eye a. what he hath prepared for him 
 
 66.8. w ho hath tieard, who hath a. such things t 
 
 19 . to the isles afar off that have not a. my glory 
 Jer. 1. 12. then said the Lord, thou hast well a. 
 
 .3. 6. hast tliou a. what backsliding Isr. hath done 1 
 
 12. .3. thou hastme, and tried'my heart 
 Lam. 1. 8. because they have a. her nakedness 
 
 10. she hath a. heathen entered into her sanctuary 
 
 2. 14. thy prophets have . 9 . vain and foolish things 
 for thee, they have a. false burdens and causes 
 16. thy enemies say, we have found, we have a. it 
 .3.59. (> L. thou hast a. my wrong, judge my cause 
 61 . thou hast .9. all their vengeance against me 
 Ezek.Vi. 12. tfiou hast a. what the ancients <lo 
 15. then said he, hast thou .9. this ' I 7 . | 47. 6. 
 
 13. .3. and have a. nothing |l 6. they ha9e a. vanity 
 
 7 . have j e not a. a vain vision, w hereas ye say 
 Dan. 9. 21. t-abriel whom 1 had a. in the vision 
 Zec/i. 10. 2. and the diviners have a. a lie, and told 
 Mat. 2. 2. for we have a. his star in the east 
 
 13. 17 . many prophets desired to see those things 
 which ye see, and have not a. them, Luke 10. 24. 
 
 21. .32. and ye, when ye had a. if, repented not 
 Mark^. 1. till they have a. the kingdom of God 
 9. they should tell no man what things they had a. 
 
 16.14. they believed not them which had a. him 
 Luke 1.22. they perceived that he had a. a vision 
 
 2. 20. praising t>od for all things they had a. 
 
 26. not see death before he bail a. Lord’s Christ 
 .30. tor mine eyes have a. thy salvation 
 
 5. 26. saying, we have a. strange things to-day 
 
 9 . 30. told no man the things which they had a. 
 
 19 . . 37 . for all the mighty works that they had a. 
 
 2.3. 8. he hoped to have a. some mirac le done 
 24. 2.3. saying, that they ha<l . 9 . a vision of angels 
 
 . 37 . and supposed that they had a. a spirit 
 Jobn 1.18. no man hath a. Gcxi at any time, the Son 
 in bosom of Father declared him, 1 Johni. 12. 
 
 3.11. verily we testify that we have a. 
 
 32._what he hath . 9 . and heard that he testifieth 
 
 4. 45. the Galileans had a. all he did at .lentsalein 
 
 5. 37 . ye have not at any time . 9 . his shape 
 
 6.14. those men, when they ha<l a. the miracle 
 46. not that any man hath a. the Father 
 
 8. 57 . not fi fty years old, and hast thou a. A braham 
 
 9 . 8 . the neighbours which before had a. him 
 . 37 . thou hast both a. and it is he that talketh 
 
 11. 45. had , 9 . what .lesus did, believed on tiim 
 
 14. 9 . he that hath a. nie, hath 9 . the Father 
 
 15. 24. have . 9 . and hated both me and my Father 
 20.18. she had a. the Lord li 25. have a. The Lord 
 
 29. Thomas, because thou hast a. hast bel ieved 
 Acts 4. 20. we cannot but speak things we have a. 
 
 7 . 44. according to the fashion that he had a. 
 
 9 .12. he hath a. in a vision a man named Ananias 
 
 27 . declared to them how he had a. the Lord 
 
 10 . 17 . what this vision he had a. should mean 
 
 11. 1.3. he shewed us how he had a. an angel 
 
 2.3. w hen he had a. the grace of God was glad 
 
 10. 10. after he had a. vision we went to Maced. 
 
 40. they had A. the brethren, they comforted them 
 
 21. 29'. they had a. before w ith inm Iroiihimus 
 
 22. 15. be witness of what thou hast a. 20. 16. 
 
 1 Cor. 2.9. eye hath not a. nor ear heard, nor entered 
 9 .1. have I not a. .lesus Christ our Lonl 
 Phil. 4. 9. things ye have heard and a. in me, do 
 Col. 2. 1. and tor as many as have not . 9 . my face 
 
 18. intruding into those things he hath not a. 
 
 1 'J'/m. 6. 16 . whom no man hath a. or can see 
 1 John 1.1. that which we have a. with our eves 
 2. the life was manifested, and we have . 9 .'it 
 .3. that wliich we have a. declare we unto vou 
 
 3. 6. whosoever sinn. hath not a. him nor known 
 
 4. 14. we have A. and do testify. Father sent the .Son 
 
 20. he that loveth not his brother whom he hath a. 
 
 how'can he love (fod whom he hath notA. 
 
 8 John 11. he that doeth evil, hath not .9. God 
 Pev. 1. 19 . write the things which thou liast a, 
 
 22.8. w hen 1 had heard and a. 1 fell down to worsh. 
 
 Have 1 .SIAvM. 
 
 Gen.J. 1. thee have Is. righteous before me 
 1 Chron. 29.17. now have 1 s. thy people to offer 
 Psal. . 37 . 25. yet have 1 not a. the righteous forsaken 
 Eccl. 7 .15. all things have Is. in days of my vanity 
 
 8. 9. all this have Is. and applied my heart 
 
 9 . 13. this wisdom have I a. un.ler the sun 
 Jer. 46. 5. wherefore have Is. them dismayed 
 Zech. 9. 8. for now have 1 s. with miue eyes 
 
 J/ojieSEEN. 
 
 Gen. .31. 12 .1 have s. all that T.aban doth to thee 
 .32. .30. I have s. God face to face, an<l am preserved 
 88 . 10 . for therefore I have s. thy face, 46 . . 30 . 
 Exod. .3. 7 . I have s. the affliction of my people 
 9 . 1 have also a. the oppression, 16. 
 
 32. 9. Lord said, I have a. this people. Dent. 9. 13. 
 Jndg. 0, 22. alas, for because 1 have s. an angel 
 
 14. 2. 1 have s. a woman in lininah, get her 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 18. I have s. a son of .I esse cunning 
 
 2 hings 9. 26. 7/lare a. yesterday blood of Maboth 
 
 20. 5. saith Lord, / have.^. thy tears, L\a. .38. 5. 
 
 Job 4.8. even as 7 haves, they that plow iniquity 
 
 5.3. I haves, the foolish taking root, but 1 cursed 
 
 15. 17 . hear me, that which 7 have s. 1 declare 
 
 31. 19. '\t I have . 9 . asiy perish for want of clothing 
 
 P^al. . 37 . .35. 7 have s. the wicked in great power 
 .5.5. 9. 7 haves, violen e and strife in the city 
 63. 2. glop’, so as 7 have s. thee in the sanctuary' 
 119. 96. rhave s. an end of all perfection 
 Eccl. 1. 14. 7 have s. all the works under the sun 
 .3. 10. 7 have s. the travail which God hath given 
 
 5.1.3. there is a sore evil which /have s. under sun 
 18. behold that w hich 7 have s. it is good to eat 
 
 6. 1. there is an evil which I have s. 10. 5. 
 
 10 . 7 . 1 h. A. servants upon horses, and princes walk 
 J'.-r. 44. 16. he saith, 1 am warm, 7 have s. the fire 
 57 . 18. 7 have a. his ways, ami will heal him 
 Jer.l. 11. behold, 7 have a it saith the Lord 
 
 SEE 
 
 Jer. 1 . 3 . 27 . 1 haves, thine adulteries and neighings 
 
 23. 1.3. 7 have s. tolly in prophets of Samaria, 14, 
 Lam. 3. 1 . I hare s. affliction by rod of his w rath 
 Dan. 2. 26. make known unto me the dream I have t. 
 4. y. the visions of my dreani that 7 have s. 18. 
 IIos. 6 . 10 . 7 have s. an horrible thing in Israel 
 John 8 . 38. 1 S[)eak that 7 have s. with my Father 
 Acts 7 . 34. I haves, the affliction of my people 
 Ke have SVA'.'S. 
 
 Gen. 45. 1.3. tell my father of all that^/e haves. 
 Exod. 14. 1.3. the Egyptians whom pehaves. Xo-ti^y 
 
 19. 4. ye have s. what 1 did unto the Egyptians 
 
 20. 22. ye have s. t.hat 1 have talked with you 
 Dent. 29 . 2. ye haves, all that the Ixird did in Egypt 
 
 unto Fharaoh, his servants, and land. Josh. 23. 3. 
 
 11 . ye have s. their abominations and idols 
 Judy. 9 .48. what^/e have s. me do, do as 1 have done 
 ISam^. 17 . 25. have yes. this man that is come up.' 
 .lob 2a. 12 . behold, all ye yourselves have s. it 
 Isa. 22. 9 . ye haves, the breaches of the city 
 Jer. 44. 2. ye have s. all the evil 1 have brought 
 F^zek. 18.8. ye haves, lies, therefore I am against you 
 Imke 1. 22. tell .lohn what things ye have s. 
 
 John 6. .30. ye also hme s. me, and believe not 
 
 8 . 38. ye uo that ye haves, with your Father 
 14. 7 . henceforth ye know him, and haves, him 
 
 Acts 1.11. .lesusshall so come, icsye haves, him g; 
 Jam. 5. 11. -Ainiye haves. the enriofthe Lord 
 SEEN, Passively. 
 
 Gen. 8 5. were the tops of the mountains s. 
 
 9. 14. that the bow shall be s. in the cloud 
 
 22. 14. in the mount of the Lord it shall be s. 
 
 Exod. 1.3. 7 . no leavened bread be a. Dent. 16. 4 . 
 
 3.3. 23. back parts, but my face shall not be s. 
 
 34. 3. neither let any man be a. through themouK. 
 
 Knm. 14. 14. that thou. Lord, art a. face to face 
 Jndg. 5.8. w as there a shield or spear a. amg. 40,000 
 
 19 . 30. there was no such deeddone nor a. 
 
 2 Ham. 17. 17. for they might not be a. to come 
 22. 11. he was a. upon the wings ofthe wind 
 1 Kings 6. 18. all was cedar, there was no stone s. 
 
 8. 8. ends of the staves were not a. in holy place 
 
 10. 12. no such almug-trees were a. unto this day' 
 Jobss. 21. his Hesh is consumed, it cannot be s. 
 Psal. 18. 15. then the channels of water were a. 
 lat. 1. t 12. when ye come to be a. before me 
 
 16. 12. when if is a. that .Moabis weary 
 47 . 3. thy nakedness covered, thy shame shall be , 
 6t). 2. and his olory shall her. upon thee 
 Zech. 9. 14. and the Lord shall be a. over them 
 Mat. 6. 1. do not your alms to be a. of men, 5. 
 
 9. 3.3. saying, it was never so a. in Israel 
 
 2.3. 5. all their works they do to be a. of men 
 Mark 16 . 11. they heard that he had been a. of he' 
 Luke 24. t .31. and he ceased to be a. of them 
 
 /lets 1.3. being A. of them forty days, 1.3. 31. 
 
 Rom. 1. 20. the invisible things of him are clearly- s. 
 8. 24. but hope that is a. is not hope, for what a mar 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 5. he was a. ofCeiihas, then of the twelve 
 
 6. after that he was a. of above 500 brethren 
 
 7 . A. of .lames II 8 . last of all he was a. of me also 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. while we look not at things that are a. 
 but at things which are not a. fhgs. a. are temporal 
 
 1 '.Urn. 3. 16. God was manifest iii Hesh, a. of angels 
 Ileb. 11. 1. faith is the evidence of things not s. 
 
 .3. so that things which are a. were not made 
 
 7 . Noali being warned of God of things not a. 
 
 1.3. having a. them afar off were persuaded 
 1 Pet. 1.8. whom having not a. ye love, in whom 
 Rev. 11. 19 . there was . 9 .' in his temple the ark 
 .SEEK. 
 
 See the .Signification 0 /Prophet. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 9. come, and let us go to the a. he that is 
 now called a prophet was before-time called a a. 
 
 11. is the A. here r || 18. where the a. house is 
 
 19 . Samuel answered Saul, and said, 1 am the a. 
 
 2 Satn. 15. 27. the king said, ait not thou a s. ? 
 
 24. 11. woril came toGad, David’s a. 1 Chr. 21.9. 
 
 1 C/rr. 9. 22. .Samuel the a. did onlain in set offlee 
 25.5. Ileman the king’s a. in words of God 
 
 26. 28. all that Samuel the a. had dedicated 
 29. 29. the acts of David are written in the hook of 
 Samuel the . 9 . and in the book of Gad the a. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 29._ written m visions of Iddo the a. 
 
 12. 15. acts of llehoboam in the book of Iddo the a. 
 
 16. 7 . Ilanani the a. came to Asa kingof .ludah 
 
 10. then Asa was wroth with the a. for this thing 
 
 19. 2. .lehu son of Ilanani the a. went to meet 
 29. 25. the commandment ol Gad the king’s a. 
 
 .30. with the words of David and Asaph'the a. 
 
 . 35 . 15. commandment of .leduthun the king’s a. 
 Amosl. 12. said unto Amos, O thou a. Hee away 
 S EL US. 
 
 2 Kingsll. 13. testified against Isr. and .Tudah bv a. 
 
 2 Chron. .3.3. 18. words Of the a. that spake to him 
 19 . they are written among the sayings of the a. 
 Isa. 29 . 10. your rulers, the a. hath’ he’covered 
 .3(1. 10. who say to the a. see not, and to prophets 
 Mic. 3. 7- then shall the a. be ashamed and diviners 
 .si',l,.ST. 
 
 Gen. 1.3.15. the land thou a. to thee will 1 give it 
 
 10. 13. called the Lord that spake, thou God a. me 
 .31. 4.3. Laban Said, all that thou a. is mine 
 Exod. 10.28. that day thou a. my face fhoii shalt die 
 Dent. 4. 19 . lest when thou s. the sun thou worship 
 12. 13. offer not in everyplace that thou a. 
 
 20. 1. when thou goest t'o battle and a. horses 
 
 21. 11. and A. among cantiv es a beautiful woman 
 Jndg. 9. 36. thou a. the sliadowof the mountains 
 
 1 htttgs 21. 29 . A. thou how Ahabhnmbleth himself 
 .fob 10. 4. hast thou eyes, or . 9 . thou as man seeth 
 I^rov. 22. 29 . A. thou a man diligent in his business ? 
 26. 12. A. thou a man wise in his own conceit r 
 29 . 20. A. tlmu a man that is hasty in his words? 
 l.ccl.5. 8. if thou A. the oppression ofthe poor 
 Isa. 58. 3. wherefore have wefasted,and thou 9.not ? 
 
 7 . when thou a. the naked, that thou cover him 
 Jer. 1.11. the word came to .leremiah, w!iat s. thou ? 
 
 1.3. 1 24.3. Amos 1. 8. \ 8. 2, Zech. 4. 2. | 5.2. 
 7. 17 . thou not what they doin cities of .Tudah ? 
 
 20. 12. O I^rd, that a. the reins and the heart 
 
 32. 24. is come to pass, and behold thou a. it 
 
SEL 
 
 SEL 
 
 SEL 
 
 Eiek- 8. 6. son of man, s. thou what they <Jo ? 
 
 40 4. declare all thou to Ihe house ot Israe. 
 
 Dan 1. 13. and as thou i'. deal with thy servants 
 Mark 5. 31. thou .v. the multitude thronging thee 
 
 13. 2. Jesus said,^. thou these great buildings:' 
 Luke 7. 44. he said to Simon, s. thou this woman r 
 Acts 21.20. thou .V. how many thousands believe 
 Jam. 2. 22. s. tiiou how faith wrought with works ? 
 Mev. 1.11. what thou 'yrite in a book and send it 
 
 Gen. 16.13. have I also looked after him (hat me ? 
 44. 31. when he .v. lad is not with us, lie will die 
 Lxod. 4. 14. and when he s. tliee he will he glad 
 
 12. 23. and when he j-. the blood upon the lintel 
 Lev. 13. 20. w hen the priest s. the plague in sight 
 Dent. 32. 36. when he j. that their iiower is gone 
 
 1 Ham. 16. 7. Lord s. not as man s. locks on heart 
 
 2 Kings 1. 10. this city is pleasant, as my lord s. 
 
 Job 8. 17 . and s. the place ot stones 
 
 11. 11. .V. wickedness, will he not then consider it? 
 22 ! 14. clouds are a covering to him that he s. not 
 28! 10. and his eye s. every precious thing 
 
 24. and he s'. under the whole heaven 
 .34. 21. Ids eyes are on man, he s. all his goings 
 42. 5. I have heard, but now mine eye .v. thee 
 Psal. . 37 . 13. for he .v. that his day is coming 
 49. 10. he s. that wise men die, likewise the fool 
 %. 10. righteous shall re joic e, when he .f. vengean. 
 Led. 8. 16. nor day nor night, .v. sleep with his eyes 
 Jsa. 21. 6. let the w atchmeii declare what he s. 
 
 28. 4. when he that looketh upon it, s. it 
 
 29. 15. aiici they say who s. us r I1 47. 10. none 5. me 
 Lzek. 8 . 12. they say, the Lord j. us not, 9. 9. 
 
 12. 27 . the vision that he s. is for many days 
 
 18. 14. if he beget a son that s. his lather's sins 
 
 3.3. .3. if when he s. the sword come, he blow 
 
 . 39 . 15. when any .t. a man's bone, then set up a sign 
 Mat. 6. 4. thv Father w ho s. in secret, 6, 18. 
 
 Mark 5. 38. he s. the tumult, and them that wept 
 Luke 16.2.3. he 5. Abraham alar otf, and Lazarus 
 John 1. 29 . the next day .lohn j. .lesus coming 
 
 5. 19 . do nothing but w hat he .s. the Father do 
 
 6. 40. who s. the .Son, and believeth on him 
 
 9 . 21. by what means he now s. we know not 
 
 10. 12. but an hireling s. the wolf coming 
 
 11. 9. he stumbleth not, because he s. the light 
 
 12. 45. he that .v. me, s. him that sent me 
 
 14. 17 . because it^. him not, nor knoweth him 
 
 19 . a little while, and the world .c. me no more 
 
 20. 1. .V. the stone taken away from the sepulchre 
 6. Peter went in and s. the linen clothes lie 
 
 12. and .y. two angels in white, sitting, one at head 
 
 21. 20. y. the disciple whom .lesus loved, following 
 Lorn. 8. 24. what a man s. why doth he yet hope tor 
 2 Cor. 12. 6. think of me above what he s. me to be 
 
 1 Je/oi 3 . 17 . hath this world, and y. brother have need 
 
 SFETllF. 
 
 Lxod. 16.23. morrow is sabb. to-day .f. thaty’e will f. 
 
 23. 19 . the tirst-fruits bring, thou shalt iiotj. a kid 
 in his mother's milk, .34. 26. Deut. U. 21. 
 29. 31. thou shalt .v. his Hesh in the holy |)lace 
 
 2 Kings 4. .38. s. pottage for the sons of the prophets 
 Ezek. 24. 5. let them s', the bones 1 herein 
 
 Zech. 14.21. that sacrifice shall come and s. therein 
 SFETIllNG. 
 
 \Sam. 2.1.3. priest’s servants came, while tiesh wms .f. 
 Job 41. 20. goeth smoke as out of a s. pot or caldron 
 Jer. 1.13. what seest thou ? 1 said, isee a j. pot 
 
 seizp:. 
 
 Josh. 8. 7 . then ye shall rise up and .?. upon the city 
 Job ?,.(>. as for that night, let daikness.v. upon it 
 Ls.55. 15. letdealh.y. upon them, let them go down 
 3Jat. 21. 38. let us kill him, and s. on his inheritance 
 SEIZED. 
 
 Jer. 49.24. Damascus is feeble, fear hath s. on her 
 SELAII. 
 
 This Hebrew' 7 VO)-d is found seventg-four times in 
 the hook of Psalms, and thrice in liabakkiik. The 
 Aeptuagint, and other interpreters, translate Selah 
 by AiaiicaXyua Diapsalma, ivhich signifies a rest 
 or pause in singing ; or a change of tone, accord¬ 
 ing to others. Home will have it, that Selah marks 
 the beginning of a new sense, or a 7iew measure of 
 verses. Others tratislate Selah by tor ever, arid 
 say, that it joins what follows to that -pinch goes 
 before, and shews that ivhat has been said deserves 
 to he always remembered. 
 
 Some ancients have thought, that .Selah shewed the 
 intermission or cessation of the actual inspiration 
 of the Psalmist, or of the internal motions of his 
 devotions. There are who say that .Selah has no 
 signification, and that it is only a note of the an¬ 
 cient music, whose use w no longer known: for 
 Selah may be taken away from all the places -where 
 it is found, tcithuut interrupting the sense (f the 
 Psalm. Others say, it was a note which she-wed 
 the elevation of the voice ; and that in those places 
 the reader should cry cut, and make anexclamation. 
 Lut it is generally agreed and concluded, that thepro- 
 per signification of Hej'cin is, the end, or a pause: 
 And though it he not always found at the end of the 
 sense, nor at the end if a Psalm, yet the ancient 
 musicians might sometimes put Selah in the mar¬ 
 gin of their Psalters, to shew where the pause -cas 
 to he made, and where the tune ended. Lor if the 
 ancient lleltrews Micf? with great pauses, ending 
 all at once, and also beginnintj a/iain all at once, 
 which some think they did ; then it teas necessary 
 to mark in the margin of ihe Psalm the place of 
 the pause, and of the end, that the tvhole choir 
 might rest at once, and begin aaain at the same 
 time. But withal it is generally placed at some 
 remarkable passage ; which gives occasion to think 
 that it served also to quicken the attention or ob¬ 
 servation of the singer and hearer. 
 
 Psal. .3.2. many say, there is no help for him in G.f. 
 4. the Lord heard me out of his holy hill, s’. 
 
 8. salvation, thy blessing is upon thy iieople, s. 
 Ii2.5. 1 will confess, forgavest iniquity of mv sin..f. 
 See Fsal. 4. 2, 4.17. 5. 1 9. 16, 20.1 20.‘.3.1 21. 
 2 . I 24. 6 , 10 . I 32. 4 , 7 . I . 39 . 5, 11 . I 44. 
 8. 1 46. 3, 7, 11.147. 4.148.8.149- 13, 
 
 15. 1 50. 6. 1 52. 3, 5. 1 54. 3. | 55. 7, 
 
 19. 1. 57 . 3, 6. 1 59 . 5, 13. I 60. 4. 1 61. 4. 1 62. 
 4, 8. 166. 4, 7. 15. 167. 1, 4. | 68. 7, 19, .32. 
 
 I 75 . 3. I 76. 3, 9.1 77 . 3, 9, 15. 1 81.7 - 1 82. 
 2. I 83. 8. 1 84. 4, 8. I 85. 2 . 1 87 . 3, 6. 1 88. 7, 
 
 10. I 89. 4, .'57, 45, 48. 1 140. 3, 5, 8. 1 143. 6. 
 Dab. 3. 3, 9, 13. 
 
 SELDOM. 
 
 Prov. 25.1 17 . let thy foot he s. in neighbour’s house 
 Her SELF. 
 
 Lev. 15.28. then shall she numb. Xohers. seven days 
 21. 19. if she profane/;cr .y. by playing the whore 
 Num. .30. .3. if a woman bind her s. by a bond 
 Judg. 5. 29. yea, she returned answer to hers. 
 
 Ruth 1.1 18. that she strengthened her .y. to go 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 19 . she bowed her s. and travailed 
 
 25. 41. Abigail bowed her s. to the earth, and said 
 
 2 Sam. 11.2. lie saw a woman w'ashing her s. 
 t 4. she had purified her s. trom uncleanness 
 
 1 Kinds 14. 5. she shall feign hers, another woman 
 Job . 39 . 18. what time she lifteth up her s. on high 
 Psal. 84. 3. the swallow found a nest for her s. 
 Prov. 31. 22. maketh her s. coverings of tapestry 
 Isa. 5. 14. therefore hell hath enlarged her s. 
 
 34.14. screech owl find for her s. a place ot rest 
 61. 10. as a bride adorneth her s. with jewels 
 Jer.a. 11. backsliding Israel hath justified hers. 
 
 4. .31. daughter c.f Zion that bewaileth her s. 
 
 49.24. Uama.scus is feeble, and turn, /ntr .y. to flee 
 F.zek. 22. .3. the city maketh idols against/icr j. 
 
 23. 7. with all their idols she defiled Iter s. 
 
 24. 12. she hath wearied her s. with lies 
 
 Hos. 2. 1.3. she decked her s. w ith her ear-rings 
 Zech. 9 . .3. Tyros did build her s. a strong-hold 
 Mat. 9 . 21. for she said within /ler.y. it 1 touch 
 Mar/f 4.28. the earth bringeth fortli fruit of hers. 
 L.uke 1.24. Elisabeth hid her s. five months 
 
 13. 11. the woman could in no wise litt up her s. 
 Heb. 11. 11. thro’ faith .8arah hers, received strength 
 Rev. 2. 20. .lezebel, who cal leth /ler j. a prophetess 
 18.7. how much she hath glorified her v. and lived 
 19 . 7 . and his wife hath made her s. ready 
 See 11 msi'LF. 
 
 It SELF. 
 
 Gen. 1.11. the fruit-tree, whose seed is in it s. 12. 
 Leu. 7 . 21 . and the fat of the beast that dieth of it s. 
 
 not eat, 17- 15. I 22. 8. Dent. 14. 21. 
 18. 25. (he land it s. \ omiteth out inhabitants 
 
 25. 11. nor leap whatgroweth of it s. Isa. , 37 . 30. 
 
 1 Kingsl.M. the undersetters were of the basef^y. 
 Job 10. 22. a lanil of darkness, as darkness it s. 
 Psal. 41. 6. his heart gathereth iniquity to it s. 
 
 68. 8. even Sinai it s. was moved at the presence 
 Prov. 18. 2. that his heart may discover it s. 
 
 2.3. .31. the wine, when it moveth it s. aright 
 27 . 16. the ointment which bewrayeth A y. 
 
 25. the tender grass sheweth its. and herbs 
 Jsa. 10. 15. shall axe boast fr y. against him that 
 heweth ' saw' magnify it s.'/ rod shake it s. ? 
 staff lilt up zV y.?' 
 
 55. 2. let your soul delight s. in fatness 
 60. 20. neither shall thy moon withdraw its. 
 
 Jer. .31.24. there shall flwell in Judah it s. husbandm. 
 Ezek. 1.4. a fire unfoldingfr .y. and bright, about rt 
 
 4. 14. I have not eaten what dieth of it s. 44. 31. 
 
 17 . 14. be base, that it might not lift it s. up 
 29 . 15. nor exalt/rj. any'more above the nations 
 Dan. 7 . 5. it raised ui) it s. on the one side 
 Mat. 6. 34. take thought for the things of fr .y. 
 
 12.25. ev’ery kingdom divided agst it s. is brought 
 
 to desolation, Mark'f. ‘2-i,25. Luke 11. 17. 
 John 15. 4. as the branch cannot bear fruit of it s. 
 20. 7 . but wrapped together in a place by it s. 
 
 21.25. the world it .y. could not contain the books 
 Rom. 8.16. Spirit it s. bears witness with our spirit 
 
 21. the creature it s. also shall be delivered 
 26. the Spirit it s. maketh intercession for us 
 
 14. 14. that there is nothing unclean of it s. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 14. doth not even nature it s. teach you ? 
 13. 4. charity vannteth not it s. is not pufted up 
 
 5. charity doth not behave it s. tinseemly 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. casting down every thing that exalts tVj. 
 P.ph. 4. 16 . unto the edifying of it s. in love 
 
 Beb. 9. 24. Chr. is entered into heaven it s. to appear 
 
 3 John 12. Detneti ius hath good report ot truth it s. 
 
 /l/y SELF. {my s. 
 
 Gen. 3. 10. T was’ afraid, because n-aked, and hid 
 22. 16. by my s. have 1 sworn, in blessing 1 will 
 lile.ss thee, Jsa. 45. 23. Jer. 22. .5. 1 49. 13. 
 Exod.^9.4. 1 bare you, and brought yon untowyj. 
 Num. 8. 17 . I sanctified them for my s. 
 
 12. 6. 1 the Lord will make my s. known to him 
 Deut. 1. 9 . I am not able to hear you my s. alone, 12. 
 Judd. 16. 20. 1 will go out and shake tin/ s. 
 
 Ruth 4. 6. he said, 1 cannot redeem itlorwj^.y. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3.12. 1 forceil my s. therefore, and oflered 
 20. 5. let me go, that 1 may hide my s. in the field 
 25. .33. which hast kept me trom avenging my s. 
 
 2 Sam. 18.2. I will surely go forth with you mys. 
 
 22. 24. I have kept my j. froni tnine iniquity 
 
 1 Kings 18. 15. 1 will surely shew my s. nntohim 
 22. .30. I will disguise my s. 2 Chron. 18. 29. 
 
 2 Kings5. 18. 1 bow my s. in the house of Kimmon 
 2 Chron. 7. 12. I have chosen this place Xomy s. 
 Neh.b.J. 1 consulted witlw/yy. and rebuked nobles 
 L.sth. 5.12. let no man come w ith the king but my s. 
 
 6. 6. delight to do honour more than to my s. 
 
 Job 6. 10. yea, 1 would harden my s. in sorrow 
 
 7 . 20 . why a mark, so that 1 atn a burden to my s. 
 9 . 20 . if 1 justify mys. |l 27- 1 w ill comfort my s. 
 
 .30. if I wash my y. with snow water, and make 
 1.3. 20. then will 1 not hide mys. frotn thee 
 10.1. 1 w ill leave my complaint upon my s. 
 
 19. 4 . if I liave erred, mine error remain, with wy j. 
 27 . whom 1 shall see for wy .y.and eyes behold 
 31. 17 . or have eaten my morsel my s. alone 
 29 . or if 1 lift up my s. when evil found him 
 42. 6. wherefore 1 abhor my .v. and re|)ent in dust 
 Ps. 35. 14. 1 behaved mys. as thoucdi he had been 
 mv friend cr brother. 1 boweil dovn heavily 
 57 . 8 . awake, my glory, I my s. awake early, 108, 2. 
 101. 2.1 will behave my s. wisely *>1 a peitect way 
 
 Psal. 109 . 4. are my adver. buW give my s. to pray. 
 119. 16 . I will delight wiyj. in thy statutes 
 47. 1 will delight my s. in thy commandments 
 52. 1 retnembered thy judgm. and comtorted mys. 
 131. 1. nor do 1 exercise my s. in great matters 
 2. surely 1 have behav. and quieted mys. as child 
 Eccl. 2. 3. I sought in my heart to give my .s. to wine 
 19 . my labour wherein 1 have stiewed yzy .v. wise- 
 Isa, .3.3. 10. said) the l ord, now w ill 1 lift upmy s. 
 
 4.3. 21. this people have I formed for my s. 
 
 44. 24. that spre'adeth abroad the earth hy my s. 
 Jer. 8. 18. I would comfort///y .y. agaitist sorrow 
 21. 5. aud 1 my s. will liglit against you 
 Ezek. 14. 7 . I the Lord w ill answer him by my s. 
 
 20. 5. ill the day 1 made my s. know n unto them, 9' 
 29. .3. my river is mine, 1 have made it tor my s. 
 .35. 11.1 will make my s. known amongst them 
 .38. 2.3. thus will I magnify my s. aud sanctify myss 
 Dan. 10. .3. neither did 1 antiint my .i. at all 
 Mic. 6. 6. and bow my s. befoie the high (tod 
 Dab. . 3 . 16 . when 1 lieard, 1 tremliled in my s. 
 Z-ech. 7 . .3. separat. mys. as 1 have done many years- 
 Luke 7 . 7 . neither thought 1 mys. worthy to come 
 
 24. . 39 . that it is 1 my s. handle me and see 
 John 5. .31. if 1 hear witness of my s. it is not true 
 
 7 . 17 . he shall know' whether I speak of my s. 
 
 28. 1 am not come of my s. but he that sent me 
 
 8. 14. tho’ I hear record of my s. my record is true 
 18. I am one that hear witness of my s. 
 
 28. w hen ye shall know that I do noihing of my s. 
 42. neither came 1 of my s. but he sent me 
 54. if 1 honour my s. my honour is nothing 
 10. 18. no man taketh, but I lay it down ot my s. 
 12. 49 . I have not spoken of my s. Father sent me 
 
 14. .3. I will come again, and receive yon unto/^iy j. 
 10. the words that 1 speak, 1 speak not of my s. 
 
 21. 1 will love him, and m-anifest my s. to iii'.n 
 
 17 . 19. and foi' their sakes 1 sanctify my s. 
 
 Acts 7 . t . 37 . a prophet of your brethren as I my s, 
 
 10. 26. saying, stand up, 1 my s. also am a mau 
 20. 24. neither count 1 my lite dear unto my s. 
 
 24. 10. 1 fio more cheerfully answer for my s. 
 
 16. herein do 1 exercise my s. to have always 
 
 25. 22. Agrippa said, 1 would hear the man mys, 
 
 26. 9 . I verily thought with mys. I ought to do 
 Rom. 9. 3. 1 coulil wish that my s. were accursed 
 
 n. -4. I liave reserved to my s. 70 OO men 
 
 15 . 14. and 1 mys. also am persuailed of you 
 
 16 . 2. a succourerof many, and of mys. also 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 4. for 1 know nothing by mys. \ et am T 
 6. I have in a figure transfer, to my s. and Apollo 
 
 7 . 7 . 1 w'ould that all men were even as I mys. 
 
 9. 19 . yet have 1 made my s. servant unto all 
 
 27 . lest that I my s. should be a castaway 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 1. now 1 Paul mys. beseecliyou 
 
 11 . 7 . have I commit, au ofl'ence in abasing my s. ? 
 9. 1 have kei)t my s. from being bmdens. to you 
 
 16. receive me, that 1 may boast mys. a little 
 
 12. 5. of mys. I will not glory but in infirmities 
 
 ' 1.3. except that 1 my s. was not burdens, to you 
 Gal. 2. 18. 1 make my s. a traiisgressoi 
 IJiil. 2. 24. that 1 also my s. shall come shortly 
 .3. 1.3. I count not mys. to have apprehended 
 Philem. 17 . receive Onesimns as my s. 
 
 O'un .SELF. 
 
 Exod. .32. 1.3. to whom thou swarest by thine 
 John 5. 30. 1 can of mine own s. do nothing 
 
 17 . 5. Father, glorify thou me with thine o-wn s. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. .3. yea, 1 judge not mine own s. . 
 Philem. I'b how thou owest unto me even Ihme o. s. 
 1 Pet. 2. 24. w ho hisozew s. bare our sins in Ins l)ody 
 
 .S E1 M-same. 
 
 Jat. 8.1.3. his servant w’as healed the s.-same nous 
 Cor. 12. 11. worketh that one and s.-same Spirit. 
 Cor. 5. 5. he that w rought us for.c.-.'«we thing 
 7 . 11. this s.-same thing that ye sorrowed attei 
 .Jee .'illme Dai'. 
 
 Thy SF.LF. 
 
 ten. 13. 9 . separate thy s. 1 pray thee, from me 
 14. 21. give me the persons, take goods to thy .(. 
 
 16. 9. return, and submit thy s. under her liands- 
 
 3.3. 9 . brother, keei) that thou hast unto thy s. 
 
 ■Mod. 9 . 17 . as vet exaltest thy s. against my people- 
 
 10. .3. how long wilt thou refuse to humble thy s.? 
 28. take lieed to thy s. see my lace no more. .'54. 
 
 12. Deut. 4. 9 . I 1C. 13, 19, .'10. 1 Sam. 19. 2. 
 18. 14. he said, why sittest thou thy s. alone 
 
 22. so shall it be easier for thy s. and they hear 
 34. 2. come and present thy s. there before me 
 lev. 9. 7 . go and make an atonement >or thy s. 
 
 18. 20. w itli thy neighhour’s w ife to cielde thy s. 
 
 23. neitlier lie with any beast to defile thy s. 
 
 19 . 18. thou shalt love tliy neighbour as thy s. I am 
 
 the Lord, Mat. 19. 19. I 22. 39. Mmk 12. 31. 
 .31. the stranger, thou shalt love lum as thy 
 Wnm. 11. 17 . that thou bear it not thy .i. alone 
 16. 1.3. except tliou make thy s. a prince over us 
 lent. 9 . 1. to (tossess nations greater than thy s. 
 
 20. 14. even all the spoil shalt thou take to thy s. 
 22. 12. thv vesture w herewith thou eov crest thy s. 
 '{util 4. 6. redeem thou my right to toy s. I cannot 
 
 .iam. 20. 8. if iiiiciiiilv he in me. slay me thy s. 
 
 ‘T) 26 hath w ithholden thee trom avenging thy s. 
 'Sam. 5. 24. (hat then ihou shalt bestir thy s. 
 
 7 21. bast confirmed to thy s. tby people Israel 
 
 1.3. 5, lav down i n lliy bed and make thy .<. sick 
 14 ! 2. feign thy s. a monrner, and i>ut 011 a|>paieV 
 18 13. till/ s. woiildst have set thy agidijst nie 
 22!26!ih<ni wiltshew' ///y meieiful, P.ial. IH.C.j. 
 
 27 . w ith pure thou w lit sl'.ew thy .(.pure. Ps.\8. 26. 
 
 1 'Kings 2. 2. he thou strong, and shew thy s. a man 
 3. 11. thou hast not asked for thy s. long lite. nor 
 riches, hut underslancliuL’, 2 Chron. 1. 11. 
 13. 7 . come home v ith me and retresli thys. 
 
 11 . 2. arise, 1 I'/iay thee, and disgiii'e thy s. 
 
 6. wl)V feignc'St thou thy s. to be aiiolher ? 
 
 18. 1. go shew' tby s. to Ahab, and 1 will send ram 
 
 20. 22. strengll'ien thy s. and see wliat tl ou dc^st 
 40. so sliall tby judgment be, thy s. hast decicl. it 
 
 21. 20. because*tlioii liast sold thy s. to work e\il 
 ’''Kings 22. 19- bast bumbled thy s. 2 I hron. 31. 27 
 L Chron. 21. ic. advise with thy s. wltat word 
 
 429 
 
SEL 
 
 SEL 
 
 2 Chrnn.^O. 37. tliou hast joined ///y Ahaziah 
 
 21.13. hast slain thy hrethren, better than tlii/ .t. 
 l:.sth. 4. 1.3. think not with thy s. tlion shalt escape 
 Job b. t 27. hear it, and know tlioii it for thy a. 
 
 15. 8. and dost thou resti ain wisdom to thy s. 
 
 22. 21. accpiaint thy s. with liiin, and be at peace 
 .30. 21. with thy hand thou opjaisest thy s. aest. me 
 Psal.'i. 6. () l,ord, in thine anger lilt \ipthy.',-. 
 
 10. 1. why liidest tliou thy s. in times of ti()ni)le ? 
 
 35. 2.1. stir up thy .k. anci awake t(> my Judemetit 
 .37. 4. delight t/iy also in the I.ord, .shall give 
 
 49. 18. itraisethee, when thou dost well to thy s. 
 
 50. 21. that 1 was altogether such a one as thy s 
 
 52. 1. why boa.stest thou thy s. in mischief t • 
 
 60.1. been displeased, O turn thy s. to us again 
 80. 15. bratich thou inadest strong for thy s ij 
 94. 1. shew thy s. || 2. lift u|) thy s. thou judge 
 
 J’rov. 6. .3. do this, my son, and delfver thy .c. 5 
 
 9. 12. if thou be wise, shalt be wi.se for thy s. 
 
 24. 19. tret not thys. because of evil men 
 27. and make it lit for rhy.f. in the field 
 
 25. 6. put not forth t/iy.c. in presence of the king 
 
 27.1. boast not thys. of to-morrow, knowest not 
 30. .32. thou hast done foolishly in lifting up thy.t. 
 
 Eccl. 7.16. be not righteous over much, nor make thy 
 s. over wise ; why shoiildest thou destroy thyx.'! 
 
 22. that thou thy .s. also hast cursed others 
 
 J. v«. 26. 20. hide thy s. as tor a little moment 
 
 3.3. .3. lifting' up thy s. the nations were scattered 
 
 45. 15. verily thou art a God that hidest thy s. 
 
 5‘2. 2. shake thy . 9 . from the dust, loose thy x. 
 
 57. 8. thou hast discovered thy x. to anot'lier 
 
 9. and thou didst debase thy s. even unto hell 
 
 58.14. then shalt thou delight thy x. in the Lord 
 
 6.3.14. to inake thy x. a glorious name 
 64. 12. wilt thou refrain thyx. for these things ? 
 
 65.5. which say, stand by thy.'!, come not near 
 Jer. 2.17. hast thon not [irocui eel this unto thy x. 
 
 4. .30. tho’ thou clothest thy x. with crimson, in vain 
 shalt thou maket/iy .V. fair, lovers despise thee 
 6. 26. gird with sackcloth, wallow thyx. in ashes 
 
 n. 4. thyx. shall discontinue from thy heritage 
 
 20. 4. behold, 1 will make thee a terror to thyx. 
 
 22.15. because thou closest thy x. in cedar 
 .32.8. the rcdemiition is thine, buy if for thyx. 
 
 45. 5. and seekest thou great things for thyx 
 
 46. 19. furnish thyx. to go into captivity 
 
 47. 5. how long wilt thou cut thy x. '! 
 
 6. O sword, put up thy x. into thy scabbard 
 
 Lam. 2.18. give thy x. no rest, let not thv eve cease 
 3.44. thou hast covered thy x. with a cloiid 
 
 4. 21. thou shalt be drunken, make thy .c. naked 
 Lzek. .3.24. go shut thy x. within thine house 
 
 16. 17. thou madest to thy x. images of men 
 
 22.4. and hast defiled thy x. in thine idols 
 
 23. 40. they came for whom thou didst wash thyx. 
 31.10. because thou hast lifted up thy x. in hei"ht 
 38. 7. preiiare for thy x. and all thy company” 
 
 Lan.b. 17. Daniel said, let thy gifts be to thy s. 
 
 23. but hast lifted up thy s. against the I.ord 
 TO. 12. and to chasten thy x. btdore thy God 
 
 llox. 1.3. 9. O Israel, thou hast destroved thy x 
 Ohad. 4. though thou e.valt thy x. as the eagle 
 Mic. 1. 10. in houseof Aphrah roll thy x. in'dust 
 
 5. 1. po'v gather i'. in troops, () daughter 
 
 innke til// s. many a.s tlie c anker-w orm 
 Zec/i, e.7..fieliver///^.?. C) /ion, that dwellest 
 Jldat. 4. 6. if Son of (iod, cast thy x. down, Luke\ 9 
 
 o. 33. again, thou shalt not forswear thy x. 
 
 8. 4. shew thy x. to priest, Mark 1.44. Luke 5 14 
 27.40. save thy x. .IJark l.a. 30. Luke 2.3. 39. 
 
 Luke4.Q:i. ye will say, physician, heal thy x. 
 
 6. 42. when thou thy x. beholdest not the beam 
 7-6. Lord, trouble not thy x. h r I am not worthy 
 
 10. 27. thou shalt love thy neighbour as thy x. Rom. 
 
 o -n ..1 1'^, i*- ('«/. 5. 14. Jatn.‘i.\S 
 
 17.8. will rather .say, gird t/iy.v. and .serve me 
 John 1.22. who art thou ? what sayest thon thy x. ? 
 
 7.4. if thou do these, shew thy x. to the world ' 
 
 8.13. thou bearest record oi' thy x. it is not true 
 
 53. prophets are dead, whom makest tliou thy s 
 
 10. .33. thou, being a man, makest thy x. God 
 
 14. 22. I.ord, how wilt thou manifest thyx. unto us 
 18.34. sayest thou thisof t/iy .v, / ordid others tell it' 
 21.18. when thou wast young, thou girdedst thy x 
 
 yJrdf 8. 29. go near, join thy x. to this chariot 
 
 K. 8. gird thy .9. || 16. 28. do thy x. no harm 
 21.24. them take, purity thyx. with them, that all 
 
 know that thou thy x. walkest orderly 
 ^4.8. thy X. may est take knowledg'e of these thim’S 
 
 26.1. thou art permitted to siieak for thyx. ” 
 
 24. lestus said, Paul, thou art beside thy .9. 
 
 Horn. 2.1. judgest another, thou condenmest thys. 
 
 19. that thou thy x. art a guide of the blind 
 
 21. thou that teachest, teacliest thou wot t/iy s 
 
 14. 22. hast thou faith ? have it to thy x. 
 
 Gal. 6 . 1 . considering thyx. lest thou be tempted 
 1 Jim.?,. 15. how thou oughtest to behave thy x. 
 
 4. 7. and exercise thy x. rather unto godliness 
 
 1.5. these things, give thyx. wholly to them 
 It), take heed to thyx. and to thy doctrine ; in doing 
 
 this thou shalt save thy x. and them that hear thee 
 0.22. nor partakerof others sins, keep thyx. pure 
 6..). men of corr. minds, from such withdraw thy ,f 
 
 2 / im. Ij. Study to shew thy s. approvefl unto (ioci 
 lit. 2.7. she wing t/iy .V. a pattern of good works 
 . . SP.I.F-a'f//. 
 
 Gen. 49.6. m their x.-kUI, they digged down a wall 
 Uee FitKT, if IDE. 
 
 . '^'vjjV-xuilled. 
 
 Gt. 1. 7. for a bishop must not be x.-xeiUed 
 2 l^et. 2. 10. presumptuous are they, i. xnlled 
 ^ ^ SELL. 
 
 In case of extreme necessity the Hebrews xcere 
 alloxced to sell their oxen liberty. Lev. 2.5. .39. 
 If thy brother that dwelleth by' thee be waxen 
 poor, and be sold unto thee, thou shalt not 
 coinpel him to serve as a bond-servant, 'lliou 
 shalt not oyprexs him, xior sell him again as a 
 slave ; he .shall abide xoith thee only as a xcork- 
 man for hire; and must he used kindly, as a 
 brother, and as a member of the church yf God 
 4oU 
 
 as well as thyself. Fat hers had a poxcer of selling 
 the liberty of their children. Exod. 21. 7. If a 
 man sell his daughter to be a maid servant, she 
 shall not go out as the men-servants do. Her 
 ma.ster shall not dismiss her, as another slave is 
 dismissed at the sabbatical year, lie .shall take 
 her ax his wife, or shall many her to hix son. If 
 he cares- to do neither of these, he shall set her at 
 liberty. 
 
 They sold also insolvent debtors, and even their chil¬ 
 dren, ax appears from 2 Kings 4. 1. and Mat. 18. 
 2.5. Sometimes they sold fieemen for slaves, ax 
 .ioseph xtax Sold by his brethren. 'This crime xi as 
 called Plagium, and the laxopunished it with death. 
 Exod. 21. 6. lie that stealeth a man, and selleth 
 him, or if he be found in his hand, he shall sure¬ 
 ly be put to death. The .lews confine this to the 
 theft of a man of their own nation. 'The apostle 
 Tnu!,wr,tin/to'l iniothy,places pitsoiuriesamongst 
 the greatest uiiscreantx, 1 I im. 1. 10. ’.\o6pano- 
 dizciiv, hi English, Men-stealers. V.Sixii sotd nis 
 birth-right, Gen. 25. .3.3. and is therefore called a 
 profane person, lleh. 12. \f>. for slighting that to 
 which .90 many glorious privileges belonged. The 
 birth-right xaax a special type of Christ, xclio wax 
 to be a lirst-born ; and of the church called God's 
 first-born, I,rod. 4. 22. and of the great jirivilegex 
 of the church ; particularly adoption, and eternal 
 hje. lleh. 12. 23. It is said, that the Lord had 
 solil his people t.i their enemies, as a master parts 
 xinth a vicious slave, to punish him for hix infide¬ 
 lity and disobedience. Jleut. 32.30. How should 
 one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousancl 
 to ILght, except their rock had sold them .' Ibee 
 ^ dudg. 2. 14. I .3. 8. I 10. 7. 
 
 'Ihe prophet Elijah said ra Ahab, 1 Kings Q.1.Q0. 
 
 .1 non hast sold thyself to work evil in the sight 
 of the Lord. 'Thou hast wilfully and xrholly le- 
 signed up thyself to be a slave to thine own hadin- 
 chnationx, to Satan, and hix emissaries, to do 
 whatsoever they persuade thee to do, as a slave is 
 xcholly in hix master's power, and must employ all 
 his time and .strength for hix service. 'The like 
 ^f saidof the idolatrous Israelites, 2 Kings 17. 17 
 Jhc apostle Paul says, Rom. 7. 14. Hut 1 am 
 carnal, sold under sin. lie did not .sell himselj 
 to .9111, or to commit sin, as it is said of /\hab ; 
 but only he wax overpowered sometimes by the 
 tyranny of corruption, like a slave forced to be 
 subject to a cruel master: he xcas not sin's ser¬ 
 vant or slave, but many times he xcas sin’s 
 rajjtive against his xciLl, as himself declares. 
 Kom. 7. 2.3. 
 
 Gffi. 2.5.31. .Jacob said,.?, me this day thy birth-right 
 37. 27. come, let us s'. him to the Ishmaelites 
 Exod. 21.7. if a man S', his (laughter to be a servant 
 8. to X. her to strange nation, shall have no po .ver 
 .35. they shall x. the live ox and divide the money 
 ~2. 1. it a man steal an ox, and kill it, or.v. it 
 Lev. 2.5. 14. if thou .c. ought unto thy neighbour 
 29. il a man .v. a dwelli'ng-b.onse in a walled citv 
 47. il thy brother s. himself unto the stranger 
 Vent. 2. 28. thou shalt .?. me meat for money 
 14. 21. .V tliat wdiich dieth of itself unto an alien 
 ~1. 14. thou shalt not s. her at all for money 
 Judg. 4. 9. s. Sisera inlo the hand of a. woman 
 1 l\tngxo\. 25. Ahabdid s. Iiimselfto woi k wicked. 
 
 1 h rugs A.-t. gox. the oil, and pay thy debt, and live 
 Aeh. 5. 8. and will ye even s. your brethren ' 
 
 10. .31. bring victuals on the. sabbath-day to s. 
 
 / 10^. 2.1. 23. buy truth, and .>. it not, also w’isdom 
 Lzek. .30. 12. land inlo the baud of Ihe wicked 
 48. 14. they shall not s. the first-fruits of the land 
 Joel 3.8. 1 will s. your sons anddauglilers into hand 
 ot.ludah, they shall .s. them'to the .''abeans 
 yjmos 8.5. new-moon he gone, that w'e mays, corn 
 t).yea, and s. the refuse of the wheat 
 Zeeh. 11. 5. and they tliat s. them say, 1 am rich 
 Mat. 19. 21. go and s. that thou hast, and come and 
 follow me, Mark 10. 21. Luke 12. .3.3. | 18 
 2.') 9. hut go ye rather to them that s. and Iniy 
 Luke 22.36. let him s. his garment, and hu v a sword 
 Jam. 4. 13. we w ill hny and .?. and get gain 
 Rev. 13. 17. that no man might buy or 's. save he 
 ^ SKI,LEU. 
 
 Ixa, 24. 2. as with the buyer, so with tlie s. 
 
 Ezek. i. 12. let not huyer rejoice, nor (lie s. mourn 
 13. the .9. shall not return to that which is sold 
 xicts 16. 14. a woman named l.ydia, a s. of purple 
 _ SEI.LKUS. * 
 
 Eeh. 13. 20. merchants and s. lodged without .lerus 
 „ SELKEsr. ■ 
 
 / sal. 44.12. thou s. thy pimple for nought, dost not 
 
 SEEI.KIH. 
 
 Exod. 21.16. he that stealeth a man and s. him, he 
 shall surely be [nit to deatli. Dent.‘l-i.l. 
 Lutli 4. 3. lie said, Naomi s. a part of land 
 I tov. 11.26. blessing upon head of him thats.corn 
 31. 24. she maketh fine linen and s. it 
 
 4. tliat s. nations through her whoredoms 
 Alat. 13. 44. he s. all, and Iniyeth tliat held 
 SELVEDGE. 
 
 E.vod. 26. 4. from the s. in the coupling, 36. 11. 
 i)ur .SEEV J'S. 
 
 Gen. .37. 10. shall we come and how down our . 9 . ? 
 
 4-1. 16. .hidah said, how shall we clear our x. ? 
 
 Eum. ,32. 17. hut we oxir s. will go ready armed 
 iJeut .2. ,35. cattle we to(ik for a [irey unto oxir s. .3. 7. 
 
 \ fam. 14. 8. we W'ill discover ours, unto them 
 Ezra 4. 3. hut wo. oxir together will hnild to I ord 
 -1. that we might afflict ours, before oiir God 
 Jol) 34. 4. let ns know among our s. what is good 
 I sal. 83. 12. lei us take to our x. the houses of God 
 100. .3^ if is he that made ns, and not we our s. 
 f rov. 7. 18. come, let ns solace our s. with loves 
 1.9(1. 28. 1.5. and under fa.lsehood have we hid oxir s. 
 o(>. 12. we w ill till our x. wilh strong drink 
 Jer bO. 5. come, let us join our x. to the I ord 
 l uke 22. 71. we imr x. have heard, John 4.42, 
 xlcts 6. 4. but we will give our s. to praj’er 
 2,3. 14. we have bound our s. under a curse 
 Rom. 8. 23. even wc our s. groan within ours. 
 
 SEL 
 
 Rom. 15.1. we ought to bear and not to please 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 31. if we would judge ours, should not 
 
 2 Cor .1.4. w herewith we our s. are comforted of G. 
 
 9. that w e slxnild not trust in imr but in God 
 
 .3. 1. do we begin again to comniend owr f. to you ? 
 
 5. not that vve are sutlicient of our s. to think any 
 thing as of OXI-- 9 . but our sufficiency is of God 
 
 4.2. comiiieiidin<'(?M/-^. to every man's conscience 
 o. for we jireadi not ours, but (Jlirist .lesiis the 
 
 Ixjrd, and our s. your servants for .lesiis’ .sake 
 o. 12. tor we commend not ours, a.’am unto vou 
 
 13. whether we be besides our s. it is to (.od 
 
 6. 4. in all things a|)proving our x. as ministers 
 
 7. 1. let us cleanse our .?. from all lilibiiu-ss of flesh 
 
 10. 12. or compare our s. with some lliat commend 
 
 11. we stretch not our s. beyond our measure 
 
 12. 19. again, lliinkye we excuse ours, unto you? 
 (>al.". 17. we our s. also are found sinners 
 1 'Lhexx.o. 10. how iinhlameably we behaved ours. 
 C 1 hes.s. 1, 4, so that ue our s. ^lory in you 
 3. 7. w e behaved not«7/r s. dis; rn'erly among you 
 9. hut to make oxir s. an ensample unto you 
 / It. 3. 3. for we our s. were sometimes foolish 
 JJeb. 10. 25. not forsaking the assembling of our s. 
 
 1 Johni. 8. we deceive our s. the tiutli is not in us 
 
 Own SEL\’E.S. 
 
 Acts 20. 30. also of your owns, shall men rise 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 5. but lirst gave their own s. to the Ixird 
 
 1.3. 5. jirove your own .9. know ye not your own s. 
 2 Itm. 3. 2. men shall be lovers of their oxens. 
 Jam. 1. 22. not bearers, deceiving your own s. 
 
 Yoxir SE-L\'E.S. 
 
 Gen. 18.4. wash, and restyowrf. under the free 
 45. 5. be not angry with your s. that y e sold me 
 49. 1. gather .ywir ,s. togetiier, 2. Jer. 6. 1. Ezek 
 39. 17. Joel 3. 11. 'Zeph. 2. 1. Rev. 19. 17 
 Exod. 19. 12. take lieed to your s. Dent. 2. 4. | 4. 
 
 15, 2.3. I 11. 16. Jo.\li. 2.3. 11. Jer. I7. 21 
 
 30. .37. ye shall not make like perfume to your s. 
 32. 29. consecrate2((/«/-j', to-da.v to tlie Ixird 
 
 Eev. 11. 43. ye shall not make jiojir s. abominable, 
 neitlier shall ye make your s. unclean w itli them 
 11.44. sanctify y. s. 20. 7. Kum. 11. 18. .Tosh. 3. 5. I 
 7. 13.1 ISam. 16. 5.1 Chr. 15.12. 2 Chr. 29.5. | 35.6. 
 44. nor shall ye defile yours. 18. 24, .30. 
 
 19. 4. nor make to your x. molten gods 
 Kum. 16. 3. wherefore then lift you up your s. ? 
 
 21. separate your s. from this congregation 
 .31.3. Moses said, arm some ofycj/r.?. unto the war 
 
 18. the women-children kee|) alive Uiryours. 
 
 19. jiurify both yw/r j. and your captives 
 lleut. 4. 16. take heed, lest ye corniiit your s. 25. 
 
 11. 23. shall nossess mightier nations than your s. 
 
 14. 1. ye shall not cut yoxtr x. for the dead 
 
 31. 14. and jiresent ygii;-.?. in the tabernacle 
 29. 1 know’ that ye will utterly corru|)f yours. 
 
 Jo.sli. 2. 16. and hide your there tl.ree day.s 
 6. 18. and in any wise keepy(,7(r.?. from the accur¬ 
 sed thing, lest ye makey()7/rf. accursed 
 
 8. 2. only the spoil take fora [irey untoyoi/r.?. 
 
 2.3. 7. nor serve them, nor how ymr s. unto them 
 
 16. ye have served, and bowedycjir s. to them 
 
 21. 22. ye are w itnesses against yowr.?. have chosen 
 Jxidg. 15. 12. that ye will notfall upon meywr 
 1 Ram. 4.9. quit yours, like men, i) ve Philistines 
 lu. 19. jji-psent yoxir s. before the I.ord by tribes 
 
 14. 31. Said sai(l,dispprseyo7/rj. amongthe people 
 
 1 Aings 18. 25. clioose yon one hnllcck for your s. 
 
 20. 12. setycur?. in array, and they set themselves 
 
 ,,, in array, 2 Chron. 20. I7. .Ter. 50. 14. 
 
 2 ( liron. 29. 31. now ye Iiave consecrated your s. 
 
 .30. 8. hut y ield your x. unto I.ord, serve him 
 .32. 11. to give over your .t. to die by famine 
 
 3.5. 4. prejiare your x. by the houses of your fathers 
 J-.ya 10. 11. separate yiwr^. from the people of 
 AV//. 1.3. 25. nor take their daughters for y^ir s. 
 
 Job 19. .3. that yon make your x. strange to me 
 
 5. ifye will indeed magnify yuir j. against me 
 27. 12. behold, all j e yi.xir s. liave seen it 
 42. 8. and offer up for yours, a burnt offering 
 La. 8. 9 . associate your gird your s. Joel 1. 13. 
 
 29. 9. -Stay your s. || 46. 8. shew your s. men 
 
 49. 9.10 them that are in darkness, shewy, ur s. 
 
 50. 1. for your iniqiiilies liave ye sold your x. 
 
 11. that compass your x. about v ith sparks 
 
 52. .3. ye have sold yovr-x. foi' nought 
 57. 4. against w hom do \e sport your x. 
 
 5. by intiaming your x. w ith idols under every tree 
 61. 6. in their glory shall ye boastyojirj. 
 
 J( r. 4. 4. < irciimciseywrj. to the Lord, take away 
 
 1.3. 18. hnmhleyowr j. ./>7w. 4. 10.1 T^et.b. 6. 
 
 2.5. 34. wallow yoxtr s. in ashes, ye principal of flock 
 
 26. 15. ye .shal l bring innocent blood u[)cn your s. 
 .37. 9 thus saith the Lord, deceive noty«7/r j. 
 
 44. 8. that ye might cuty(.7/r s. off and he a curse 
 Ezek. 14. 6. repent and turn your x. 18. .30, .32. 
 
 20.7. defile not y:)?D-.?. with the idols of ligypf, 18. 
 
 .3). ye pollute,7/()?/r,c. |1 43. loathe your x. 36. 31. 
 
 41. 8. have set keepers of my charge foryi.f/r s. 
 llox. 10. 12. sow ioyour x. in righteousness 
 Amos 5. 26. Ihe star of your God ye marie to yours. 
 Ztck. 7. 6. eat tor yoxtr s. and drink for your s. 
 
 Alat. .3. 9- think not to sav w ithin your s'Euke 3. 8. 
 
 6. 19. lay not up for yoxir x. ji 20. 'lay up for yours. 
 16. 8. .lesns said, why reason ve among yoxtr s. 
 
 2.3. 1.3. ye neither go in yours. 'Luke 11. ^2. 
 
 15. two-fold more the child of hell lhanywr s. 
 
 31. w herefore ye he witnesses unto your s. 
 
 25. 9. hut go ye rather, and buy for your s. 
 
 Alark 6. .31. come ye yours, apart into adesert 
 
 9. 3.3. what was it that ye disputed amongyt/t/r.?. 
 
 50. have salt inyoirr and peaceone with another 
 
 1.3. 9. hut take heed to yoxtr s. they shall deliver vou 
 
 up, Luke 17. 3. 1 21. .34. Acts 5. .35.1 20.'28, 
 T.uke 11. 46. ye your s. touch not the burdens 
 
 12. 3.3. provide .ycT/r s. hags which wax not old 
 .36. ye your s. like men that wait for the Lord 
 57. w hy even of your .f. judge ye not what is right 
 
 1.3. 28.prophefs in the kingdom, yeyoi/r.v.thriistou 
 
 16. 9. make to yoxtr s. friends of the mammon 
 
 15. ye are tliey' which justify your s. before men 
 
 17. 14. he said, go shew yours, unto the priest 
 
SEN 
 
 SEN 
 
 SEN 
 
 Luke Cl. 30. ye know of your .t. that summer is nigh 
 
 22. 17 . take this, and divide it among yovr s. 
 
 2.3. 28. but weep for your s. and for your children 
 Jo/m 3. 28. ye your s. bear me witness, that 1 said 
 
 6. 43. Jesus said, murmur not among s. 
 
 36. 19 . do ye inquire among your s. of that 1 said 
 Acts 2. 22. signs (Jod diti, as you your s. also know 
 
 40. save your s. from this untoward generation 
 
 13. 46. seeing ye judge your s. unworthy of life 
 
 15. 29. from which if ye keep your s. ye do well 
 
 20.10. trouble not your s. for his life is in him 
 
 34. you yours, know that these hands ministered 
 Horn, 6. 11. reckon ye also yoicr s. to be dead to sin 
 
 13. but yielditoMr j. unto God, as those alive 
 
 16 . to whom ye yield yours, servants to obey 
 
 12.19. dearly beloved, revenge notyour s. but 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 13. put from your s. that wicked person 
 
 6. 7 . why do ye not rath, suffery. s. to be defraud. ? 
 
 7 . 5. ye may give your s. to tasting and prayer 
 
 11. 13. judge in your s. is it comely that a woman 
 
 pray unto God uncovered 
 
 16. 16.1 beseech, that ye submit yotir s. unto such 
 
 2 Cor. 7 .11. yea, what clearing of i/oMr.s-. in all things 
 
 ye have approved 2 /o«r s. clear in this matter 
 11. 19 ”. suffer fools gladly, seeing ye yours, are wise 
 13. 5. examine your s. wdiether ye be in the faith 
 Uph. 2. 8. thi'ough faith, and that not oi'your s. 
 
 [). 19 . speaking to your s. in psalms and hymns 
 21. submitting your s. one to another in fear of G. 
 ■Col. 3. 18. wives, submit your s. unto your husbands 
 
 1 T/iess. 2.1. y. s. brethr. know our entrance to you 
 
 3.3. your s. know that we are appointed thereunto 
 
 4. 9 . ye y. s. are taught of G. to love one another 
 
 5. 2. your s. know that day of the Lord so cometli 
 
 11. wherefore comfort yowr f. together, and edify 
 13. and be at peace among your s. 15. 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 6. we command that ye withdraw s. 
 
 7 . your s. know how ye ought to folloty us 
 Ueb. 10. 34. knowing in your s. ye have in heaven 
 
 13. 3. remember, as beingi/owrj. also in the body 
 
 17 . submit your s. 1| Jant.A.'l. submit^/oMr .f. to G. 
 Tam. 2. 4 . are ye not then partial myours.? 
 
 ■j Pet. 1.14. not fashioning your s. to former lu.sts 
 2. 13. submit your s. to every ordinance of man 
 4.1. arm your s. likewise with the same mind 
 
 8. above all things fervent charity among your s. 
 
 5. 5. ye younger, submitunto the elder 
 
 1 Jo/m 5. 21. little children, keep your s. from idols 
 
 2 Jo/m 8. look toy. that we lose not those things 
 Jude 20. building up your s. on most holy faith 
 
 21. keep yours, in love of G. looking tor mercy 
 
 Hee AsSEMIiLE, ED. 
 
 .SKIS A'f K. 
 
 Acts 5. 21. they called all the s. of Israel together 
 SENATORS. 
 
 Ps. 105.22. to bind princes, and teach his s. wisdom 
 SEND. 
 
 Geti. 24. 7 . God shall s. his angel before thee, 40. 
 
 12. ! [iray thee, s. me good speed this day 
 51. he said, .?. me away unto my mastei', 56. 
 
 .38. 17 . w ilt thou give me a pledge till thou s. it ? 
 43. 4. if thou wilt j. our brother witfi us 
 45. 5. God did s. me before you, to preserve life 
 Pxod.-i. 13. s. by hand of him whom thou wiltj'. 
 
 7 . 2. that he.f. children of Israel out of iiis land 
 
 9. 19 . s. thereibre now, and gather thy cattle 
 
 12. 33. that tliey might s. them out in haste 
 
 3.3. 12. nor let me know whom thou wilt r. with me 
 I.ev. 16. 21. s. him away by the hand of a fit man 
 JS'iim. 13. 2. s. thou men to search land, of every 
 tribe shall ye s. a man a ruler among them 
 .31. 4. of every tribe s. a tliousand to the war 
 ])eur. 1.22. we will s. men before us to search 
 7 . 20. thy God will .f. the hornet among them 
 
 19. 12. the elders shall j. and fetch him thence 
 2-1. l. give her a hill of divorce, and s. her out 
 28. 2o. I.ord sliall s. upon thee cursing ancl rebuke 
 48. sliall serve enemies Lord shall <t. against thee 
 Judy.V.i.H. let man of God thou didst .v. come again 
 
 1 iiai/i.5. 11. s. awai’ the ark of God,6. 8. 
 
 6. 2. tell us w herewith we shall s. it to his place 
 .3. if ye .v. away the ark jf God, s. it not empty 
 
 9 . 26. saying, up, that 1 may s. thee away 
 11. .3. give us respite, that we may .r. messengers 
 12. 17 . the Loi'd shall s. thunder and rain 
 
 16. 11. Samuel said to Jesse, f. anjl fetch David 
 19 . Saul sent and said, s. me David thy son 
 
 25. 25. 1 saw not tlie young men thou didst .f. 
 
 2 Ham. 11.6. David saying, s. me Uriah the Ilittite 
 
 14. .32. come hither, that I may s. thee to king 
 
 15. 36. by them ye shall s. unto me every thing 
 
 17 . 16. now therefore r. quickly, and tell Davirl 
 
 1 A7«(7r'20. 9'all thou didst for thy serv. 1 will do 
 
 2 Kings he said, ye shall not v. H 17..he said, f. 
 
 5. 7- doth. s. to me to recover a man of his leprosy 
 
 6.13. spy' where he is, that I may and fetch him 
 
 7 . 13. let us s. and see |1 9. I 7 . meet Jehu 
 15. . 37 . the I.ord began to s. against Judah Rezin 
 
 1 C/iron. 1.3. 2. let us' s. abroad unto our brethren 
 
 2 C/ir. 2. 7 . .c. me therefore a man cunning to work 
 
 8. s. me also cedar-trees, fir trees, aignm-trees 
 
 6. 27 . then hear thou, and s. rain upon thy land 
 28. 16 . Ahaz did .?. to king of Assyria to help him 
 32. 9. Sennacherib did s. servants to Ilezekiah 
 
 I'.zrao. 17 . let the king.c. his pleasure to us 
 Ne/t. 2. 5. that thou wouldest^. me unto Judah 
 
 6. so it r‘ sased the king to .f. me, and 1 set a time 
 
 8. 10. eat 'rink, and s. portions unto them, 12. 
 Job 21. ll.\, ley .v. forth their little ones as a flock 
 
 ^.38. .35. canst thou s. lightnines, that they may go ? 
 J^sal. 20. 2. s. thee help fiom the sanctuary 
 
 4 . 3 .3. O .r. out thy light and truth, let them lead 
 57 . 3. he shall s. from heaven, and save me from 
 
 reproach ; God shall s. forth his mercy and truth 
 68. 9- thou, O God, didst s. a plentiful rain 
 .33. he doth s. out his voice, a mighty voice 
 110. 2. shall s. rod of thy strength out of /ion 
 118.25. G Lord, 1 beseech thee, now prosperity 
 144. 7- Ihine hand from above, rid me, deliver 
 Prov. 10. 26 . so is the sluggard to them that s. him 
 
 22. 21. answ. words of truth to them that^. to thee 
 
 25.13. so is faithful messenger to them that s. him 
 
 Eccl. 10.1. ointment to.f. forth a stinking savour 
 Isa. 6.8. whom shall If./ 1 said, here am 1, s. me 
 
 10. 16. Lord shall .v. among his fat ones leanness 
 
 16. 1. f. ye the lamb to the ruler of the land 
 
 19 . 20. he shall .v. them a Saviour, a great one 
 32. 20. thatf. forth thither the feet of ox and ass 
 57 . 9. didst s. thy messengers far off, and delxise 
 
 Jer. 1. 7 . thou sh.alt go to all that I shall f. thee 
 2. 10. f. unto Ketiar || 9 . 17 - for cunning w omen 
 27 . 3. f. the yokes to king of Edom and Moab 
 29. .31. f. to all them of the captivity, saying 
 42. 5. for the which the l.ord shall.v. thee to us 
 
 6. we will obey the Lord, to whom we s. thee 
 ilJa/.9. 38. pray ye therefore the Ixird that he will 
 
 s. forth labourers into his harvest, Lu/ce 10. 2. 
 
 10. .34. think not that 1 am come to s. peace 
 12. 20. till he s. fortli judgment unto victory 
 13.41. .Son of man shall v.'forth his angels, and they 
 shall gather thetn offend, 24. .31. Mar/c 13. 27. 
 15. 2.3. f. her away, for she crieth after us 
 21. .3. straightway he will f. them, Mar/c 11. .3. 
 JMarki. 14. that he might f. them to preach, 6. 7- 
 5. 10. would not f. them away out of the country 
 12. besought liim, saying, s. us into the swine 
 Lu/ce\(j. 24. J. I^azarus ll 27- f-to my father's house 
 Jo/m 14. 26. w hom the Father will s. in my name 
 
 17 . 8. they have believed that thou didst s. me 
 Acts 3.0.0. he shall s. ,les. t hrist who was preached 
 
 7 . 35. samedid God f. to be a ruler and deliverer 
 
 10. 5. and now f. men to .loppa. 32. | 11. 13. 
 
 11. 29 . disciples determinefl to .v. relief to brethren 
 
 15. 22. to f. chosen men of their company, 25. 
 
 25. 3. that he would f. for him to.lerusalem 
 
 27 . it seemeth unreasonable to s. a jn'isoner and 
 P/iil. 2.19. 1 trust in the Lord to.r. l imotheus, 2.3. 
 
 25. 1 supposed it necessary to .(. I'.paphroditus 
 0 T/iess. 2. 11. for this cause God shall s. delusions 
 Tit. 3.12. when I shall s. Artemas unto thee 
 Jam. 3. 11. doth fountain s. sweet water and bitterj' 
 l<ev. 1. 11. write and.v. it to seven churches in Asia 
 
 11.10. and they shall s. gifts one to another 
 
 1 SEInD. 
 
 Exod. 23. 20. behold. Is. an angel before thee 
 Kum. 22. 37 . did I not earnestly s. unto thee ? 
 
 1 Ham. 20.12. if there be good, and 1 s. not to thee 
 21. 2. know the business whereabout 1 s. tliee, 
 
 2 C/iron. 7 . 13. if Is. pestilence, Eze/c. 14. 19. 
 
 Pa. 6. 8. voice of the Lord, say. whom shall Is.? 
 Jer. 25.15. cause all, to whom Is. thee to drink it 
 Eze/-. 2. 3. I s. thee to the children of Isr ael, 4. 
 
 14. 21. when Is. my four sore jin gmenTs 
 Mat. 10.16. behold, I s. you forih as sheep 
 
 11 . 10 . behold. Is. my messenger before thy face 
 
 to prepare thy w'ay, Mar/c 1.2. Lu/ce ~. 27. 
 
 23. .34. behold Is. you prophets and v ise men 
 Mari 8. 3. if Is. them away fasting, they will faint 
 Luie 10. 3. Is. you forth as lambs among wolves 
 
 24. 49. I s. the promise of my Father upon you 
 Jo/m 1.3.20. he that l eceiveth whom I s. receiv. me 
 
 20. 21. as my F’ather sent me, even so v. i you 
 Acts 25. 21. to be kept till I s. hinr to Caesar 
 
 26 . 17 . from Gentiles, unto w hom now I s. thee 
 
 iavy/.SKND. 
 
 Cen. 27 . 45. I will s. and fetch thee from thence 
 . 37 .13. come, and J will s. thee unto them 
 .38. 17 . he said, I will s. thee a kid from the flock 
 Exod. 3.10. 1 wills, thee unto Pharaoh, Acts!. 34. 
 
 8. 21. I will s. swarms of flies upon thee 
 
 9. 14. Iwill s. all my plagues upon thine heart 
 23. 27 . 1 will s. my fear H 28. I will s. hornets 
 
 .33. 2. Z rvill s. an angel before thee, and drive out 
 Lev. 26.22. J will s. wild beasts among you 
 25. 1 witl s. pestilence H 36. I will s. faintness 
 De%(t. 11. 15. 17cill s. grass in thy fields for cattle 
 32. 24. 1 wills, the teeth of beasts upon them 
 1 Ham. 9. 16. Iwill s. thee a man of Benjamin 
 
 16. 1. Iwills. thee to Jesse the F.ethlehemite 
 
 2D. 13. then I will s. shew it thee, and s. thee away 
 
 1 Kings 18. 1. and 1 trill s. rain upon the earth 
 20. 6. yet I wills, my servants unto thee to-morrow 
 
 .34. 1 will s. thee away with this covenant 
 
 2 KingslO. 7. I will s. a blast u|)on him, Isa. 37.7. 
 Isa. 10 . 6 . I will s. him against hypocritical nation 
 
 66. 19 . I wills, those that escape unto the nations 
 Jer.^. 17 . behold, 1 wills, sertienfs among you 
 
 9. 16. i wills, a sword after them till consumed, 
 
 24. 10 . I 25. 16 , 27 . 1 29. 17-1 49. .37. 
 16. 16. 1 will s. for many fishers, many hunters 
 
 25. 9. I will s. and take the families of the north 
 
 4.3. 10. I wills. Nebuchadnezzar my servant 
 48. 12. behold, I will s. unto him wanderers 
 
 51. 2. and 1 will s. unto Babylon fanners 
 Ezei. 5. 16. J will s. famine, I 7 . 1 14. 13. Amos8. 11. 
 
 7 . 3. Iwill s. mine angerupon thee and judge 
 
 28. 23. 1 will s. unto her pestilence and blood 
 JoelO. 19 . 1 will s. you corn, and wine, ;ind oil 
 Mai. 2. 2. I wills, a curse || 4. 5. 1 will s. Elijah 
 
 ,3. 1. 7 will s. my messetiger, and he shall prepare 
 Mat. 15. .32. I will not s. them away fasting 
 Lukell. 49 . 7 atV/i. them j)rophets and apostles 
 20. 1.3. what shall I dor 7 will s. my beloved son 
 John 15. 26. the Comforter whom 7 wills. 16. 7- 
 ActsOO.Oi. I will s. tliee far hence to the Getitiles 
 
 1 Cor. 16.3. whom you shall approve, them Iwill s. 
 
 Hee 1 iitE. 
 
 SEN'DlvST. 
 
 Dent. 15.13. when thou s. him out free, 18. 
 
 Josh. 1. 16. whithersoever thoii.y. us we will go 
 
 2 Kings 1. 6. that thou s. to enquire of Baal-zebub 
 Job 14. 20. chaugest countenance, and s. him away 
 Pf«Z.104. 30. thou s. thy Spirit, they are created 
 
 SENDK I'll. 
 
 Deut. 24. .3. and if the latter husband s. her out 
 1 Kings 17 . 14. till the day that the I.ord s. t ain 
 Job 5. 10. and wlio s. waters upon the fields 
 
 12 . 15. he s. them out, they'overturn the earth 
 I’sal. 104. 10 . he .f. the springs into the valleys 
 
 147 . 15. he.f. forth his commandment, 18. 
 
 Prov. 26. 6. that s. a message by the hand of a fool 
 Cant. 1. 12. my spikenard s. forth the smell thereof 
 Isa. 18. 2. that s. ambassadors by the sea in vessels 
 Mat. 5. 45. and s. rain on the just and on the unjust 
 
 Mark 11. 1. her. forth two of his disciples, 14. 13. 
 
 Luke 14. 32. J. and desireth conditions of peace 
 
 Acts 23. 26. Claudius Lvsias to Felix s. greeting 
 SENDING. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 16. this evil in s. me away is greater 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 15. his s. tnessengers, Jer. 7- 25. | 25. 
 
 4.1 26. I 29. 19.1 .35. 15. | 4L 4. 
 
 Esth. 9. 19 . and of s. portions one to another, 22. 
 
 J^sal. 7t!. 49 . by s. evil angels among them 
 
 7'a. 7 .25. it shall be for the forth of lesser cattle 
 
 Ezek. 17 .15. rebelled in s. ambassadors unto 1 gypt 
 
 Horn. 8.3. God s. his Son in likeness 01 sinful flesh 
 SEN.SE, 
 
 Or meaninge/ scripture. It is said, Neh. 8. 8. They 
 read in the book, in the law of (iod distinctly, 
 and gave the sense, and caused them to under¬ 
 stand the reading. A learned author says, that 
 these five differetit senses may be distinguiJied in 
 the Hcripture. 'J he Grammatical .^ense. 'I he 
 Historical or Literal Sense. 1 he Allegorical or 
 J'’igurative Sense. 'Ihe Analogical Sense, llie 
 I'ropological or Moral Sense. 
 
 I. Ihe Grammatical Sense is that which the words 
 of the text present to the mind, accoiding to the 
 proper and usual signification of those words. 
 Thus when it is said, that Cod repents, that he is 
 in anger, that he ascends or descends, that he has 
 eyes open, or ears attentive, tyc. the grammatical 
 sense of all these expressions might induce one to 
 think that God is corporeal, and subject to the same 
 weaknesses as our reives. But as reason and sound 
 faith do as.sure us, that he has none of our infirmi¬ 
 ties and imperfections ; upon such occasions we are 
 not to abide, by, or confine ourselves to, the Gram¬ 
 matical Sense. 
 
 II. 'J'he Literal and Historical Sense is that which 
 belongs to the history or fact, to the sense which 
 the rehearsal and terms of the Hcripture imme¬ 
 diately present to the mind. Thus when it is said, 
 that .Abraham married Hagar, that he afterwards 
 sent her away, that Isaac was born r/Sarah, that 
 he received circumcision : all these facts, taken in. 
 the historical and literal sense, mean nothing else 
 than what is expressed in the history ; that is, the 
 marriage of Abraham with IJagar, the birth of 
 Isaac, &c. 
 
 III. The Allegorical and Figurative Sense is that 
 which examines what may be concealed under the 
 terms, or under the event mentioned in the history. 
 Thus the marriage f/Abraham with Hagar, -who 
 was afteru ards repudiated and driven away because 
 of her insolence, and that cf her son, is a figure or 
 representation of the Hynagogue, -which -was only 
 as it -were a slave, and which, was divorced and 
 rejected, because of its infidelity and ingratitude. 
 Sarah is the .figure of the Christian Church, and 
 Isaac of the people chosen cf Cod, Gal. 4. 22, 
 
 2.3, 24, kc. 
 
 IV. The Analogical Sense, or .Sense of Analogy 
 and Agreement, is that which refers some expres¬ 
 sions of Hcripture to eternal life and happiness; 
 because of .some conformity or similitude between 
 the terms that are brought to express something 
 coming to pass in this world, and what shall come 
 to irass in heaven. For example, on occasion of 
 the Habbath, or of the seventh day's re.vt that was 
 enjoined the people of God, a transition may be 
 made to that repose or rest that the saints enjoy in 
 heaven. On occasion of the Israelites entering 
 into the land of promise, see naturally pass to treat 
 of the entering cf the Elect into heaven : these 
 transitions the Apostle makes, Ueb. 3. 18, 19. 
 I 4. 1, 9. 
 
 V. 'I he Moral or Tropological Sense is that 
 which deduces moral re.fiections for the conduct 
 of life, and for the reformation of manners, 
 from what is related historically or literally in 
 Hcripture. For example, on occasion of these 
 words of Deut. 25. 4. I hou shalt not m.uzzle 
 the ox when he treadeth out the corn, St. Paul 
 says, that those that preach the gospel, and in¬ 
 struct us in the way to .salvation, ought to be 
 supplied with the necessaries of life, 1 Cor. 9. 9, 
 
 10,11,14. 
 
 These Jive Senses may be observed in this one 
 word, Jerusalem. According to the Grammati¬ 
 cal Sense, it signifies the Vision of peace; ac¬ 
 cording to the literal and historical, the capital 
 city of Judea; according to the allegorical, 
 the church militant ; according to the analogi¬ 
 cal, the church triumphant; according to the 
 moral, a faithful soul, of which Jerusalem is a 
 kind if figure. 
 
 SENSES. 
 
 lleb. 5. 14 . have their.r. exercised to discern good 
 SENSUAL. 
 
 Jam. 3. 15. this wis<lom is earthly, s. devilish 
 Jude 19 . these be s. having not the Spirit 
 SEN I. 
 
 Gen. 37 . .32. thev s. the coat of many colours 
 38. 20. Judah .v.' the kid by band of bis friend 
 25. 'I'amar .f. to her father in law, saying, by' 
 
 41. 14. then Pharaoh s. and ctdled Jose| h 
 42.4. but Benjamin Jacob v. not with his brethren 
 45. 8. it was not vou that .v. me hither, l>uf (loti 
 50. 16. they f. a messengers unto .loseph, saving 
 7..rorf. 3. 14. thou shalt say, I AM hath .v. me to y. u 
 fi. 22. t,ord, why is it that thou hast s. tne ' 
 
 Fum. 1.3. 16. the names of tlie men Mo.sesr. 14. .36. 
 22. 10. Balak the. king of Moal> hath s. unto m<> 
 
 15. Balak j. yet again princes nawe honoura'de 
 Josh. 6. 17 . because she hid the messengers we .v. 
 
 14. 7 . forty years old was 1 when .Mo.ses s. me 
 Judg. 20.6. 1 cut her in pieces and s. her thro’ Israel 
 1 Horn. 31. 9 . s. into the land of the Philistines 
 "Ham. 24. 1.3. what answer return him that me 
 
 1 /sings 18. 10. no nation whither my lord hath noi. 
 
 21. 11. the elders <iid as Jezebel had .f. unto them 
 
 2 Kings 1.6. return unto the king that.t. you, and say 
 6. 10. and king of Israel j. to the place the man 
 14. 9 . thistle .s. to Ihe cedar in T.ebanon, .saying 
 
 16. 11. Urijah built according as Ahaz had s. 
 
 431 
 
SEN 
 
 SEN 
 
 SEP 
 
 2 Kings IR. C7. Eab slial^eh sai'l to tlicm, bath my 
 master i'. me to lliy master to speak words 
 J.sa. ;!t3. l‘i. 
 
 19. 4. bis master r. to reproacli tlie liem": God 
 
 22. 1.'). she said, tluis saith the Lord Clod of Israel, 
 tell mail that s. you unto me, lii. 2 C/iron.'.U. 2.‘L 
 Jl^raA. 11. this is the copy of the letter they 
 JVe/i. (5. 4. they .v. unto me four times after this sort 
 Psal. 105. 20. kinir .v. and loosed him, the ruler 
 Isa. 48. 10. Lord (jo t and his .Spirit hath s. tiie 
 Jer. 14. .‘5. their nobles have .v. their little ones 
 2.3.21. 1 have not .s-. these prophets, yet they ran 
 29. 25. because thou hast s. letters in thy name 
 37- 7- thus shall ye say unto the king tliat you 
 42. 9. whom ye -v. to present your supplication, 20, 
 Kzek. 23. 40. > e have .v. for men to come, from far 
 J)an. 3.28. who had .?. his angel and delivered 
 JIus. 5. 13. then I- phraitn went and s. to king .lareb 
 Keck. 7. 2. when they had s. imto the house of (Jod 
 Mat. 10. 40. be that receiveth me, i eceiveth him that 
 s. me, Mark 9. .37. I.nke 9. 4!!. John 1.3. 20. 
 21.1. then j. .lestts two disciides, sayinrr to them 
 27 .19. Pilate's wife s. unto him, saying, har e 
 Mark (). 27 . immediately the king . 1 . an executioner 
 lMke"l. 20. .lohn Laptist hath .v. us unto thee 
 
 10. 1. .lesns.v. them tuo and trro before Ins face 
 
 14. 17 . he .V. his servant at supper time to say 
 
 19 . 14. they j. a message after him, saying 
 23.11. moi ked him, and .v. Iiim ariain fo Pilate 
 
 Jo/.n 1. 22. we may gi\e answer to them that v. us 
 
 4. 34. my meat is to do will of him that s. me 
 
 5. 23. honoureth not the Lather who hath s. me 
 
 24. that helieveth on him that s. itje, 12. 44. 
 
 .30. but will of him who .f. me, 6. .38, .3<.l. 40. 
 
 33. ye s. unto .lolm, and he bare witness to truth 
 36. the same works 1 do bear rvitness that the 
 
 Lather hath .v. me, 37 . 1 6. 57. I 8. Id, 18. 
 
 6. 44. except the Lather which s. me draw him 
 
 7 . 16 . my doctrine is not mine, but his that s. me 
 
 18. hut he that seeketh his glory that s. him 
 
 32. Pharisees atid priests .r. officers to take him 
 9.4. 1 must work the w oiks of him that.v. me 
 
 10.36. say ^ e of him whom the Lather hath s. 
 11.42. that they may believe thou hast s. me 
 
 12. 45. he that seeth me, seeth him that me 
 
 49 . I 'ather who .f. me gave me a commandment 
 14.24. word is not mine, hut I'alher’s who s. me 
 
 15. 21. because they knorv not him that i'. me 
 
 16.5. but now 1 go my way to him that s. me 
 
 17.3. is life eternal, to know .lesus whom thou .r. 
 18. as thou hast s. me into the world, so 1 s. 
 
 21. the world may believe tliat thou liast s. me 
 
 23. that the worid may know thou hast s. me 
 
 25. and these have known that thou ha.st s. me 
 
 20. 21. as my Lather hath ,v. me, even so send 1 you 
 Acts 0 . 21. s. to the prison to have them brought 
 
 10. 29. 1 ask for what intent ye have s. forme 
 
 11. 30. .f. it to the elders by I'arnabas and .Saul 
 
 1.3. 15. the ruleis of the sy nagogue s. urto them 
 15. 27 . 've have therefore s. .ludas and Silas 
 
 16.36. the magistrates have s. to let you go 
 
 19. 31. Paul’s friends s. unto him, desiring him 
 
 1 Cor. 1.17. Christ .v. me not to ba[)tize, but to preach 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 18. we have s. with him the brother, 22. 
 K/iil. 4. 16 . in Thessalonira ye s. once and again 
 1 Ju/in 4. 14. testify that the Lather s. the Son 
 
 .SKN r arcag. 
 
 Gen. 12. 20. Pharaoli ,v. awag A braham and his wife 
 
 21. 14. Abraham r. Ishmael and Ilagar«»tf^ 
 
 24. 59. they s. arcag Hehekah their sister 
 
 25. 6. Abraham s. Ketnrah’s children au'ay 
 
 26. 27 . seeing ye hate me and have s. tne away 
 29 . as we have o. thee au'ag in peace, thou ai t 
 
 28. 5. Isaac s. nxcny .lacob to Padan arain 
 
 6. Isaac had blessed .lacoh and .5. him array 
 31. 27 . 1 might have . 5 . thee away with mirth 
 42. surely thou hadst s. me away empty 
 
 4.5. 24. he s. his brethren a-ray, they departed 
 JJeni. 24. 4. s. her away, may not take her again 
 Josh. 2. 21. Rahab s. sjiies away, they departed 
 
 22. 6. .loshua s. Keubenifes ami (ladites away, J. 
 Judy. 11.38. .lephthah s. his daughter away 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 25. Samuel s. all the people away 
 
 19 . 17 . Saul said, why hast thou s. axonyxw); enemy ? 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 21. David s. Abner away, and he went 
 
 24. why is it that thou hast .y. him away? 
 
 10. 4. cut garments, and .v. them away, 1 Chr. 19. 4. 
 1 Chron. 12. 19. lords of Philistines i'. David away 
 Joh 22. 9. thou hast s. widows away empty 
 Mark 12. .3. and they caught the servant and beat 
 him and s. him aicay, 4. Lnke'iO. 10, 11. 
 J.uke 1.53. and the rich he hath .y. empty away 
 
 8. .38. but .lesus .y. him saying 
 
 Acts 13. .3. laid hands on them, they .v. them away 
 17 . 10 . brethren immediately s. away Paul, 14. 
 God SLN’L. 
 
 Gen. 45. 7- God .y. me before you to preserve life 
 jL,iod. 3.13. the God of your fathers hath .v. me 
 15. the Cert'of .lacob hath .y. me unto >■< u 
 Jvdg. 9. 2.3. Gods, evil spirit between Ahimelech 
 1 Chron. Cl. 15. Gods, an angel unto .lerusalem 
 Neh. 6. 12. 1 perceived that God had not .y. him 
 Jer.AC). 1. for which the Lord their Gods, him 
 
 2. God hath not .y. to thee to say, go not into Lgypt 
 Dan. 6. 22. God hath s. his angel, and hath shut 
 John .3. 17 . Gods, not his .Son to conilenm world 
 .34. he w hom Corf hath speaketh words of Cod 
 Acts3.CC). God hath raised his .Son .lesus. s. him 
 10. 36. word God s. unto the children of Israel 
 Gal. 4.4. Gods, forth his Son made of a woman 
 6. God hath s. forth the Spirit of his .‘^on 
 1 John 4. 9. G'od s. his only begotten .'^on into world 
 10. God s. his Son to be a propitiation for our sins 
 liev.CC. 6. Gods, his angel to shew his servants 
 He .sLN r. 
 
 Gen. 45. 23. to his father he s. after tins manner 
 46. 28./re.y. .ludah before him unto .loseph 
 V.xod. 18. 2. took /iirporah, after he had her hack 
 Judy. 11, 28. Ammon hearkened not to words he s. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . .31. rehearsed words, and he s. fur David 
 .30.26. hes. of the spoil unto the elders of .ludali 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 5. he s. to meet them, 1 Chron. 19. 5. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 29. when he s. again, he would not come 
 
 22. )7. he s. frtjin above, took me, l’.\a/. 18. 16. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 7- for he s. unto me for my wdves 
 
 2 Kings 17. 26. therefore he s. lions among them 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 19. yet he s. prophets to them fo bring 
 
 25. 15. he s. unto Amaziah a prophet, which said 
 Ksth. 5. 10. he s. ami called for his friends 
 PsaL. 7t4. 25. he s. them meat to the full 
 105. 17 . he y. a man before them, even Joseph 
 
 26. he s. .Moses his servant and Aaron 
 28. hes. darkness, and made it dark 
 ! 06 . 15. luit he s. leanness into their soul 
 10?. 20. he s. his word and healed them 
 111. 9. hes. ledeinption unto his people 
 Isa. 61. 1. hes. me to bind up the broken hearted, 
 fo proclaim lihei ty to the captives, J.nkei. 18. 
 Jer. 29 . 28. he s. unto us in Babylon, saying 
 
 42. 21. for the w hich he hath me unto you 
 Lam. 1. 1.3. from above he s. fire into my bones 
 Zeeh. 2. 8. after the glory hath he s. me to nations 
 Mat. 21. .36. again he s. other serv. more than first 
 
 . 37 . last of all he s. unto them his siui, Mark 12. 4. 
 CC.’l.he s. forth his armies, and destroyed those 
 John 1. .33. he that s. me to baptize with w ater 
 
 5. .38. for whom he hath j. him ye believe not 
 
 6. C[). that ye believe on him whom he hath s. 
 
 7 . 28. he that me is true, ye know not, 8. 26. 
 
 29- but I know him, and he hath s. me 
 
 8. 29 . and lie that v. me is with me ; the Father 
 42. neither came I of myself, but he s. me 
 
 ActsC-l. 26. wherefore he s. for Paul the oftener 
 Rev. 1. 1. he s. and signified it by his angel to John 
 yds L. NT. 
 
 Gen. 32. 5. Jhave s. fo tell my lord, to find grace 
 .38. 23, 1 s. this kid, and thou hast not tound her 
 I'hod. .3. 12. this shall be a token that I have .y. thee 
 Num. .32. 8. thus diil your fathers when I s. them 
 Josh. 24.5. Is. Rioses also and Aaron, Mie. 6. 4. 
 .tvdg.C). 14. thou shaltsave Isr. have not 7 .y. thee.'' 
 
 2 Kings 5. 6. I have s'. IS' aaman my servant fo thee 
 17 . 13. the law which I s. to you by my servants 
 Jsa. 42. 19. w ho is deaf, as niy messenger that Is. ? 
 
 43. 14. for your sake I have .y. to Babylon 
 
 55. ll.itshall t>rosperin the thing whereto Is. it 
 Jer.~. 25. Is. unto you all my servants the prophets, 
 daily rising up early, 26. 5. 1 .35. 15. 1 44. 4. 
 14. 14. I s. them not, nor commanded, noi- sjiake 
 to them, 15. | 23. 21, 32. I 27 . 15. I 29. 9. 
 29 . 31. Is. him not, he caused you fo trust in a lie 
 Rzek. .3.6. surely had Is. thee to them would hearken 
 Dan. 10. 11.0 Daniel underst. ; to thee am I now s. 
 Joel 2. 25. my great army which 1 s. among you 
 Amos 4. 10. I have s. among you the pestilence 
 Zech. 9. 11. 7 have .y. forfh thy prisoners out of pit 
 Mai. C. 4. and ye shall know that 1 liave s. this 
 Luke 4. 43. 1 must preach, for therefore am 1 s. 
 
 22. .35. when Is. you without purse and scrip 
 John 17 . 18. so have 1 s. them into the world 
 Acts 10. 20. doubting nothing, for 7 have s. them 
 .33. immediate.ly theief. 1 s. thee, hast well done 
 
 1 CVr. 4.17- for this cause have Is. toyoii I imotheus 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 3. yet have 7 .v. brethren, lest our boasting 
 
 12. 17 . did 1 make a gain of you by any w hom IsA 
 IP). 1 desired iitus, and with him 1 s. a brother 
 
 I'.ph. 6. 22. whom 1 s. for same purpose. Col. 4. 8. 
 Phil. 2. 28. I s. him therefore the more carefully 
 1 Thess. 3. 5. for this 7 j. to know your faith 
 Phil. 12. whom 1 have .v. again, receive him 
 See Lonu. 
 
 SL.NT forth. 
 
 Gen. 8. 7- Koah s. forth a raven || 10. s. forth dove 
 Prov. 9. 3, she \va\\\ s. forth hermaidens, she criefh 
 Mat. 2. 16 . Herod s. forth and slew all the males 
 
 10. 5. these twelve Jesus s. forth, and commanded 
 
 22. .3. and s. forth his servants to call them bidden 
 Mark 6. 17 . Herod s. forth and laid hold upon .lolm 
 J like 20. 20. chief priests and scribes s. forth spies 
 Acts 9 . .30. the brethren s. him forth to 'l arsus 
 
 11. 22. they s. forth Barnabas as far as Antioch 
 
 SFN r out. 
 
 Gen. 19. 29. God .y. T,otrt?/t of midst of overthrow 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 4. David theref .y. out spies and unders. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 15. and he s. arrows, Psal. 18. 14. 
 .Toll .39. 5. w ho hath s. out the w ild ass fl ee f 
 Psal.Ti. 17-clouds poured out. skies .y. out a sound 
 80. 11. she .y. out lu r boughs to sea, and branches 
 
 Jer. 24. 5. whom I nave .y. out of this place to Chald. 
 P.zek. 31. 4. she hath s. out her little livers to trees 
 Acts 7 . 12 . Jacob .y. out our fathers first 
 Jam. 2. 25, Rahab hail .v. tliem out another way 
 SL/N 1', I^assice. 
 
 Gen. .32. 18. it is a present ,y. to my lord F.sau 
 1 Kings 14. 6. 1 am s. to thee with heavy tidings 
 Ezra 7 . 14. forasmuch as thou art .y. of the king 
 Prov. 17 . 11 . a cruel messenger shall he .y. against him 
 .fer. 49 . 14. an ambassador is .y. unto the heathen 
 Ezek. 2. 9. behold, an hand was s. unto me, and lo 
 
 3. 5. art not .v. to a people of a strange speech 
 
 23. 40. unto whom a messenger was .y. and lo 
 Dan. 5. 24. then was pai t of the hand s. from him 
 (’had. 1. an ambassador is .y. among the heathen 
 Mat. 15. 24. 1 am not y. but unto lostsheep of Israel 
 
 2.3. . 37 . and sfonest them who are s. LuLe 13. 34. 
 Lulel.lC. I am (iabriel, and am .y. to speak to thee 
 
 26). angel Gabriel was .y. from God unto Mazar. 
 
 4. 26. but unto none of them was L.lias s. save 
 John 1. 6. a man s. from (lod, whose name was Jo. 
 
 8. John was s. to bear witness of that light 
 
 24. they who w'ere s. were of the Pharisees 
 3. 28. 1 said, I am not Christ, but .y. betbre him 
 
 9. 7 . wash in Siloam, which is by interpretation, .y. 
 
 13. 16 . nor he that is .y. greater than he that .'', him 
 Acts ID. 17 . men that were .y. had made inquiry 
 
 21. Peter went fo the men who were .y. 11. 11. 
 29 . theref. came I to you as soon as I was .y. for 
 
 1.3. 4. so they being y. forth by the Holy Ghost 
 
 26. to you Is the word of this salvation s. 
 
 28. 28. the salvation of God is .y. unto the Gentiles 
 Roiu. 10. 15. how shall they' preach, ex. they be j. 
 Phil. 4. 18. received tliings'whirh were s. from you 
 Heh. 1. 14. spirits .y. forth to minister for them 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. with the Holy Ghost r. from heaven 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 14. or unto governors, as them that are t. 
 Rev. 5. 6. the seven sj)iri:s .». forth into the earth 
 SLNi LSI. 
 
 Fxod. 1 . 5 . 7 . r. forth thy wrath, which consumed them 
 \um. 13. 27 . we came to land whither thou j. us 
 
 24. 12. spake 1 not to the messengers thou s. us 
 
 1 Kings 5. 8. have considered things thou s. to me for 
 
 SKN 1 KNCK. 
 
 Dent. 17 . 9 . they shall shew thee the s. of judgment 
 
 10. thou shalt do according to the.r. 11. 
 
 J^sal. 17 . 2. let my r. come forth from thy presence 
 yVuz'. 16. 10. a divine .\. isin the lips of the king 
 Peel. 8. 11. because .y. is not executed speeilily 
 Jer. 4. 12. now also will 1 give s. again.st them 
 JMie 23. 24. Pilate gave s. that it should be 
 Acts 15. 19 . my s. is, that we trouble not them 
 
 2 Cur. 1. 9. we had the .y. of death in ourselves 
 
 ..SENLENCKS. 
 
 Dan. 5.12. shewing of hard s. found in same Daniel 
 8. 23. a king understanding dark s. shall stand up 
 SEPAUATE 
 
 Signifies, [ 1 ] To part, diiide, or put asunder, Gen. 
 30. 40. [2] To consecrate and set apait for some 
 special ministry or service, rlcts 13. 2 . Separate 
 me I'.arnabas and Saul, for the work whereunto 
 I have called them. [3] To withdraw, or retire 
 from worldly empl yments and enjoyment-, and to 
 devote oneself to the service of (led ; thus the .N a- 
 zarites separated themselves, Num. 6 . 2 . some fur 
 life, others for a certain time only. .See N .tz.t- 
 ni'i'K. [ 4 ] 'To for.wike the communion of the 
 church, lude 19. [.5] 'To excommunicate, Luke 
 6 . 22. [ 6 ] 'To di.sperse, or scatter abroad into dif¬ 
 ferent parts of the world, Deut. .32. 8 . [J] 'Jo 'he 
 disowned, disreyarded, and forsaken hy a person, 
 Prov. 19 . 4 . J he poor is separated t'rom his 
 neighbour ; that is, is forsaken by those who aro 
 most obliged to help him. [8] To distinguish per¬ 
 sons from others, by conferring upon them many 
 precious and valuable privileges and blessings ; 
 thus the Lord separated the Israelites .from all 
 other nations in the earth, and chose them for his 
 peculiar people, 1 Kings 8 . 5.3. 
 
 Gen. 13.9. Abram,said,i. thys. I pray thee, from me 
 30. 40. Jacob did .y. the lambs, and set the faces 
 Lev. 15. 31. thus shall ye j. the children of Israel 
 
 22. 2. speak to Aaron and his sons that they ,y. 
 Num. 6. 2. when man or woman shall s. themselves, 
 
 to vow a vow, tor. themselves unto the Lord 
 3. tlie 'Nazarite sliall s. himself from wine 
 
 8. 14. thus shalt thou .y. the Levites from Israel 
 
 16. 21..!. yourselves from among this congregation 
 
 Deut. 19. 2 . thou shalt j. three cities in thy lanii. 7 . 
 29. 21 . Lord shall s. him unto evil out of Israel 
 
 1 Kings 8. 53. didst .y. them to be thine inheritance 
 Ezra^Q. 11. .y. yourselves from people of the land 
 Jer. 37 . 12. Jeremiah w ent to s. himself thence 
 Islat. 25. .32. he shall s. them as ashephenl his sheep 
 Lnke'o. 22. blesseit are ye when men shall .>. y on 
 Acts 1.3. 2. .y. me Barnabas and .''aul for the work 
 Rom. 8. .35. who shall s. us Ifom love of ( hristf 
 
 39. nothing he able to s. us from love of Go<l 
 Jude 19 . these be thev who .y. themselves, sensual 
 .SEPAKA I E. 
 
 Gen. 49. 26. shall be on the head of Joseph and of 
 him that was s. from his brethren, Deut. .3.3. 16. 
 Josh. 16. 9 . the .y. cities of Ephraim were among 
 Ezek. 41. 12. building that w as before the .y. place 
 
 13. so he measured the house and the .>. place 
 
 14. the breadth of the .y. place tow ard the east 
 42. 1. chamber over against the s. place, 10, 13. 
 
 2 Cor. 6 . 17. come out from among them, be ye s. 
 77ei5. 7 .26.isliolv, harmless,undefil.f. fronisinners 
 
 ■.SEPARATED. 
 
 Gen. 13. 11. then Abram and Lot s. themselves 
 
 14. Lord said, after that J.ot was r. from him 
 
 25. 23. tw o manner of people be .y. from thy bowels 
 Exod. 33. 16. so shall we be s. from people on eartli 
 Eev. 20. 24. 1 am the Lord w ho have .y. you from 
 
 25. which I have s. from you as unclean 
 Num. 16. 9. that the God of l.^rael hath s. you 
 Deut. 10. 8. the Lord s. the tribe of Levi to stand 
 32.8. when he s. sons of Adam, he set bounds 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 8. of the Gadites there j. unto David 
 
 23. 13. Aaron was y. that he should sanctify 
 25. 1. David f. to the service of sons of Asaph 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 10. then Amaziah s. them, the army 
 Ezra 6.21. all that had s. themselves unto them 
 
 8.24. then I s. twelve of the chiefs of the priests 
 
 9. 1. priests and Levites have not y. themselves 
 
 10. 8. who would not come, hej. from congregation 
 16. all of them by their names w ere s. and sat 
 
 Neh. 4. 19. work is great, and w e are .y. upon wall 
 9 . 2. Israel s. themselves from all strangers 
 ID. 28. they that had s. clave tc> the brethren 
 13. .3. tliey^. from Israel the mixed multitude 
 J’rov. 18. 1. through desire a man having.y. himself 
 
 19. 4. but the poor is .y. from his neighbour 
 I-a. 56. 3. the i.erd hath s. me from his people 
 
 .59. 2. iniquities have s. between you and your G, 
 IIos. 4. 14. lor themselves are s. with whores 
 9 .10. they went and s. themselves unto that shame 
 Acts 19-9. Paul dei'arted, and s. the disciples 
 Jlom. 1.1. Paul an apostle, s. to the gospel of God 
 9. t .3. 1 could wish that 1 were s. from C hrist 
 Gal. 1.15. God who .y. me from my mother's woml> 
 2. 12. Peter withdrew and s. himself, teai ing 
 SLPAKA 1 El H. 
 
 Num. 6. 5. till the days he fulfilled in which he s, 
 6 . the days he .y. he shall come at no dead body 
 J-^rov. 16.28. and a whisperer s. chief friends 
 17- 9 . he tliat repeateth a matter very friends 
 Ezek. 14. 7 . orot the stranger which s. himself 
 SEPARATION. 
 
 Lev. 12. 2. the days of the s. for her infirmity 
 
 5. she shall I'e unclean two weeks, as in her^. 
 
 15. + 19 . she shall be in her .y. seven days 
 
 20. bed she li)-tli ni)on in hers, shall be unclean 
 
 25. an issue of blood out of the time of her .y. 
 
 26. every bed shall be to her as the bed of her s. 
 
 16. t22. goat sliall bear iniquities to land off, 
 
 20. 4 21. take his brctlier's wife, it is a s. 
 
SEP 
 
 SER 
 
 SER 
 
 yum. 6. 4. days of s. shall eat nofliinsr of vine-tree 
 5. all days of his .f. no razor shall Cv)ine on head 
 8. all the days of his i'. he is holy unto the Lord 
 
 12. he shall consecrate to l.ord the days of his .v. 
 
 and bring a lainb, because his was defiled 
 
 13. when the days of his s. are fultilled 
 18. Isazarite shall shave the head of his .f. and 
 take the hair of bis s. and put it in the fire 
 19. after the hair of the Isazarite’s s. is shaven 
 
 21. his offering for his .v. after the law of s. 
 
 19. 9. the ashes shall be kept for a water of .c. 
 
 I. 3. the water of .v. hath not been sprinkled. 20. 
 
 21. he that sprinkleth w'ater of .i. shall wash his 
 clothes, that toucheth water of j’. shall be unci. 
 
 31. 23. it shall be purified wifh the water of i-. 
 JLzek. 42. 20. it had a wall round to make a a. 
 
 '^ech. 13.11. fountain opened for s. for uncleanness 
 SLPARA 1 ING. 
 
 Zech. 7. 3. should 1 weep in the fifth month, s. 
 SKPULCIIRli, 
 
 Or Grave. The Hebrews have always taken great 
 care about the burial of their dead. The greatest 
 jiart of their Sepulchres were hollow places dug 
 itito rocks, as was that bought by Abraham, for 
 the burying of Sarah, Gen. 23. C. those of the 
 kings of .ludah and Israel ; atid that wherein our 
 Saviour was laid in mount Calvary. Sometimes 
 also their graves were dug in the gronna, and 
 commonly without their towns in hurying places, 
 set apart on purpose. Generally they used to put 
 some hewn stone, or other thing, over the grave, 
 to shew it was a burying-place. that passengers 
 might be warned not to come near it, that they 
 might not be polluted. 
 
 Our Saviour in Mat. 23. 27. compares the hypocri¬ 
 tical Pharisees to whitetl sepulchres, uifitch ap¬ 
 peared fine without, but inwardly were full of 
 rottenness and corruption. It is said, that every 
 year, on the fifteenth of February, the Jews took 
 care to whiten their sepulchres anew. In Luke 
 
 II. 44. he compares them to graves w hich appear 
 not, and the men that walk over them arc not 
 aw'are of them, or know not that the placet are 
 unclean, so that they contract an unknown and 
 involuntary impurity. So they that con-cersed 
 with these Pharisees, being deceived by thsir fair 
 shews of religion and devotion, were easily in- 
 snared and drawn into sin by them. 
 
 It is said. Mat. 23. 29, 30, 31. Wo unto yon 
 Scribes and Pharisees; because ye build the 
 tombs of the prophets, and garnish the sepul¬ 
 chres of the righteous; And say, if we had 
 been in the days of our fathers, we would not 
 have been partakers with them in the blood of 
 the prophets. Wherefore ye be witnesses unto 
 yourselves, that ye are the children of them 
 which killed the i)rophets. As if our Saviour 
 had said. Ye pretend a great deal of respect to 
 the ancient prophets, and to disallow what your 
 fathers did to them, by building and garnishing 
 their tombs; yet this practice of yours seems 
 rather to be an approbation of your fathers' 
 wickedness, if one look upon it, either in the 
 ■nature of the thing, for hereby you keep in 
 memory what your fathers did against them: 
 •whereas, if you did detest it, you would rather 
 do all you could that it might he utterly for¬ 
 gotten ; or if one may judge of your affections 
 to the dead prophets, by your usage of the living, 
 namely. Myself and my Apostles. 
 
 Gen. 23. C. none shall withhold from thee his s. 
 Deut. .3-i. 6. no man knoweth of his .v. unto this day 
 Judg. 8. 32. Gicieon was buried in his father’s s. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 2. thou shalt find two men by Rachel’s s. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 32. they buried Asahel in his father’s s. 
 4. 12 the head of Ishbosheth buried in Abner’s s. 
 17 . 23. Ahithophel buried in the s. of his father 
 21. 14. bones of .Saul in the .r. of Kish his father 
 
 1 Kings 13. 22. thy carcase shall not come to the s. 
 31. bury me in the s. wherein man of God is 
 
 2 Kings 9. 28. Ahaziah in the s. with his fathers 
 
 13. 21. they cast the man into the s. of Elisha 
 21. 20. Amon was buried in his .?. in the garden 
 
 23. 17 . they said, it is the s. of the man of God 
 .30. Josiah buried in his own s. 2 Citron. 35. 24. 
 
 Psal. 5. 9. their throat is an open .r. Rom. .3. 1,3. 
 Isa. 22. 10. that thou hast hewed thee out a s. here 
 as he that heweth out a s. on high, and graveth 
 ]Mat. 27 . 00. he rolled a gi eat stone to the door of j. 
 01. the other Mary, sitting over against the s. 
 
 04. command that the s. be made sure, GO. 
 
 28. 1. and the other l\Iary came to see the .c. 
 
 8. departed quickly fiom the s. with fear and joy 
 Mark 15. 40. .loseph wrapped him in the linen, 
 
 and laid him in a s. and rolled a stone to the 
 door of the j. Luke 2.3. 53. Acts 13. 29. 
 
 10. 2. they came to the s. at the rising of the sun 
 .3. who shall roll the stone from the door of the s. 
 5. entering into the s. 1| 8. thej’ fled from the s. 
 Luke 23. 55. and the women also beheld the j. 
 
 24. 1. early in the morning they came to the .r. 
 
 2. they found the stone rolled from s. John 20. 1. 
 
 9 . returned from the .<•. |1 12. Peter ran to the s. 
 
 22. certain women which were early at the s. 
 
 24. certain of them with us went to the s. 
 
 John 19. 41. and in the garden there was a new s. 
 
 42. they laid .lesus, for the .?. was nigh at hand 
 20.1. cometh ISIary wdien it was yet dark to s. 
 
 2. they have taken away the I.oid out of the s. 
 
 3. that other disciple came to the s. 4, 8. 
 
 0. then cometh Peter, and went into the s. 
 
 „ 11. Mary stood without at the s. weeping, as she 
 wept, she stooped down and looked into the s. 
 Acts 2. 29 . and his j. is with us unto this day 
 7 . 10. Jacob laid in the s. that Abraham bought 
 SEPULCHRES. 
 
 Gen.fRk. 0. in the choice of our .r. bury thy dead 
 2 Kings 2.3. 10. Josiah spied the s. and took the 
 bones out of the s. and burnt them upon the altar 
 2 Citron. 21. 20. Jehoram not buried in i-. of kings 
 24. 25. Joash not |1 28.27. Ahaz not buried in .?. of 
 
 kings 
 
 2 Chron. .32. .33. Ilezekiah buried in chiefest of the s. 
 
 Kell. 2. .3. the place of my father’s s. lieth waste 
 5. wouhist send me to the city of mj’ father’s j. 
 
 .3. 10. INehemiah repaired to place over-against r. 
 
 Mat.iii.Tl. woe to you, foryeaie like unto whited .v. 
 29. because ye garnish the s. of the righteous 
 
 Luke 11. 47 . ye build the s. of the prophets, 48. 
 
 SERAPHIMS. 
 
 Isa. 0. 2. above it stood the f. each had six wings 
 0. then flew one of the s. having a live coal 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 
 Acts 10. 35. sent the s. saying, let these men go 
 .38. the i-. fold these words unto the magistrates 
 SERPEN r. 
 
 In Greek, o^is, in Hebrew, Nachash. The erfft, 
 the wisdom, the subtilty of the Serpent, are things 
 insisted on in Scripture, as qualities that distin¬ 
 guish them from other animals. Moses introduces 
 the relation of Eve’s temptation, by affirming, 
 N’ow the sei'iient was more subtil than any beast 
 of the field which the Lord God had made, Gen. 
 .3. 1. And our Saviour recommends to his apostles 
 to have the wisdom of the Serpent, Mat. 10. IG. 
 j'hey bring several proofs of this .subtilty of the 
 Ser[)cnt. They say, that the Cerastes hides him¬ 
 self in the sand, in order to bite the hor.se's foot, 
 that he might throw his rider. Jacob makes an 
 allusion to this in the blessing he gave to Dan, 
 Gen. 49 . 17 . Dan shall be a serpent by the wav, 
 an adder in the path ; that biteth the hoiseJieels, 
 so that his rider shall fall backward. It is like¬ 
 wise said of the Serpent, that lohen he is old, he 
 has the .secret of growing young again, and of strip- 
 iug off his old skin or slough, by squeezing himself 
 between two rocks. He assaults a man if he has 
 his clothes on, hut flees if he finds him naked. 
 When he is assaulted, his chief care is to secure his 
 head; because his heart being under his throat, 
 and very near his head, the readiest way to kill 
 him is to squeeze or cut off his head: hence in the 
 curse that God gave the Serpent, he told him, 
 'Jhe seed of the woman shall bruise the ser¬ 
 pent’s head, that is, the principal seat of his life, 
 Gen. 3. 15. And many have .supposed that his 
 chief subtilty, or wisdom, as the gospel calls it, 
 consists in this, that he chooses to expose his whole 
 body to danger, that he may save his head. When 
 he goes to drink at a fountain, he first vomits up 
 all his poison, for fear of poisoning himself as he 
 is drinking. Though this observation he not as¬ 
 sented to by every body, it has nevertheless a great 
 many defenders. 
 
 It is said further of the Serpent’s subtilty, that it 
 stops up its ears that it may not hear the voice of 
 the charmer or enchanter. The Psalmist takes 
 notice of this piece of subtilty of the Adder. Psal. 
 58. 4. They are like the deaf adder, that sto|)- 
 peth her ear ; which will not hearken to the 
 voice of charmers, charming never so wisely. 
 It is said, it applies one of its ears hard to the 
 ground, and stops up the other with the end of 
 its tail, ethers say the subtilty of the Serpent 
 consists in its agility and suppleness; or in a 
 secret it has in recovering its sight by the juice of 
 fennel. Every one proposes his ozvn conjectures on 
 this matter. 
 
 Some place the venom of 'the Serpent in its gall, 
 others in its tongue, and others in its teeth. The 
 Scripture in different passages expresses itself 
 sometimes as supposing the gall of the .Serpent to 
 he its venom,.lob 20. 14. His meat in his bowels 
 is turned, it is the gall of asps within him. David 
 seems to place it in the tongue. Psal. 140. 3. They 
 have shar()ened their tongues like a serpent. 
 And .‘'olomon in the teeth, Prov. 23. .32. At the 
 last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth like an 
 adder. 
 
 The Devil is called a Serpent, Rev. 12. 9. both be¬ 
 cause he hid himself in the body of a real serpent 
 when he seduced the first woman, and because of 
 his serpentine disposition, being a subtil, crafty, 
 and dangerous enemy to mankind. See Dev in. 
 Interpnters have much .speculated concerning the 
 nature of the first .‘^erpent, that tempted Eve. 
 Some have thought, that then the Serpent, or that 
 kind of Serpents, there being several kinds of 
 them, had two, four, or many feet, or moved upon 
 the hinder part of its body, with head, breast, and 
 belly upright. They ground their opinion on the 
 curse that God gave the Serpent. Gen. .3. 14. 
 Upon thy belly shall thou go. Whereas for¬ 
 merly thou hadst a privilege abo-ve other kinds of 
 Serpents, whereby thou didst go with erected breast, 
 anu didst feed upon the fruit of trees and other 
 plants,; now thou shalt he brought down to the 
 Same mean and vile estate with them. Others think 
 that there is no j robability that this animal was 
 otherwise than what it is now ; but what before the 
 fall teas natural to it, afterxoards became painful, 
 as nakedness was to man. It is put for wicked, 
 malicious persons. Mat. 23. .33. 
 
 Another curse that God gave the Serpent, teas. That 
 it should feed upon dust, Gen. .3. 14. Isaiah says 
 also. Dust shall be the serpent’s meat, Isa. 05. 
 
 25. And in Mic. 7. 17- 'J hey shall lick the dust 
 like a serpent. It is true, however, that they eat 
 flesh, birds, frogs, fish, j'ntits, grass, &c. But as 
 they continually creep upon the earth, it is impos¬ 
 sible but that their food must be often defiled with 
 dust and dirt. Home of them may really eat earth 
 out of necessity, or at least earth worms, which 
 they cannot swallow without a good deal of dirt 
 with them. 
 
 Among other kinds of Serpents mentioned in Scrip¬ 
 ture, are those fiery, flying serpents, that made .so 
 great a destruction among the Israelites, and 
 were the death of so many people in the desert, 
 Num. 21.0. The Hebrew word here used for Ser¬ 
 pent, is Saraph, properly signifies to burn ; 
 
 and it is thought that this name was given to it, 
 either because of its colour; or because of that 
 heat and thirst it creates by its biting 
 
 It was upon this occasion that the I.ord command¬ 
 ed Moses to make the brasen serpent, or the 
 figure of the Serpent Saraph, and to raise it 
 upon a pole, that the people who were bit by the 
 .Serpents, by looking upon this image, might he 
 presently healed. Moses did so; and the event 
 was answerable to this promise. By this account 
 from Hcripture we may understand .something of 
 greatest consequence was represented by it: For 
 the only wise God ordains nothing without just 
 reason. JVhy must a Serpent of brass be ele¬ 
 vated on a pole ? Could not the divine power re¬ 
 cover them without it? Why mu^t they look to¬ 
 wards it ? Could not a healing virtue be conveyed 
 to their wounds, but through their eyes? xlll 
 this had a direct reference to the mystery of 
 Christ, and expressed the manner of his death, 
 and the benefits derived from it. Therefore 
 Christ, being the minister of the circumcision, 
 chose this figure for the instruction of the Jews, 
 John .3. 14. As ftloses lifted up the Serjient in 
 tlie wilderness, even so must the Son of man 
 be lifted up. The biting of the Israelites//ic 
 fiery serpents doth naturally represent the efl'ects 
 of sin, chat torment the conscience, and injlame 
 the soul with the apprehension of future judg¬ 
 ment. And the erecting of a brasen serpent upon 
 a pole, that had the figure, not the poison of those 
 serpents, doth in a lively manner set forth the 
 lifting up c/lesus Christ on the cross, who only 
 had the similitude of sinful flesh. The looking to¬ 
 wards the brasen serpent, is a fit resemblance of 
 believing in Christ crucified for salvation. The 
 sight of the eye was the only means to derive vir¬ 
 tue from it ; and the faith of the heart is the 
 means by which the sovereign efficacy if our Re¬ 
 deemer is conveyed. John 0. 40. I his is the will 
 of him that sent me, that every one which seefh 
 the Son and believeth on him, may have ever¬ 
 lasting life. 
 
 This brasen serpent -was preserved among the Is¬ 
 raelites do'cn to the time of Ilezekiah, who, being 
 informed that the people paid a superstitious wor¬ 
 ship to it, had it broken in pieces, and by way of 
 contempt gave it the name of Nehushtan, that is, 
 a brazen bauble or trifle, 2 Kings 18. 4. 
 
 Gen: .3. 1. the .f. was more subtle than an^’ beast 
 
 I. 3. woman saifi, the s. beguiled me, 2 Cor. 11. .3. 
 
 49. 17 . Dan shall be a .f. by the way, an adder 
 F.xod. 4. .3. the rod became a s. 7, 9, 10, 15. 
 hum. 21.8. the Lord said, make thee a fiery s. 
 
 9 . jMoses made a .c. of brass and put it on a 
 pole : if a .(. had bitten any man, he be¬ 
 held the s. of brass 
 
 2 Kings 18. 4. Hezek. brake in pieces the brasen s. 
 JobQ6. 1.3. his hand hath formed the crooked .s-. 
 Psal. 1)8. 4. their poison is like the pni.son of a s. 
 140. .3. they sliarpened their tongues like a .r. 
 
 Prov. 2.3. .32. at last it biteth like a s. and stingeth 
 .30.19- too wonderful, the way of a .v. upon a I'ock 
 Eccl.lO.S. whoso broaketh an hedge,^. shall bite him 
 
 II. surely the s. will bite without enchantment 
 Isa. 14. 29 . out of the s. root shall come forth a 
 
 cockatrice ; his fruit shall be as a fiery flying j. 
 27 .1. the Lord shall punish the s. that crooked s. 
 .30. 0. from whence come vi|-)erand fiery flyings. 
 05.25. lion eat straw, and dust shall be the f. meat 
 Jer. 40. 22. the voice thereof shall go like a s. 
 
 Amos 5. 19 . leaned hand on wall, and a s. bite him 
 9 . 3. 1 will command the j'. and he shall bite them 
 Mic. 7 .17. they shall lick the dust like a s. 
 
 Mat. 7 . 10. will he give him a s.? I.uke 11. 11. 
 John .3.14. as Moses lifted up the .v. so Son of man 
 Rev. 12. 9- tliat oht s. called the devil, 20. 2. 
 
 14. where she is nourished from the face of the s. 
 
 15. the s. cast out of his mouth water as a flood 
 
 SERPENTS. 
 
 F.xod. 7 .12. they cast down their rods, they became s. 
 Num. 21.0. the Lord sent fiery s. among them 
 7 . pray to I.ord that he take away the s. from us 
 Vent. 8.15. terrible wildern. wherein were fiery .v. 
 32. 24. 1 will also send the poison of j. upon them 
 Jer. 8. 17 . behold, 1 wdll send s. among you 
 Mat. 10.10. be ye therefore wise as s. and harmless 
 
 23. 33. ye s. how can ye escape damnation of hell ^ 
 Mark 16 .18. they shall take up .<■. and if they drink 
 I.uke 10 . 19.1 give unto 3 ’ou power to tread on .r. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 9 . also tempted, and were de.stroyed of .«. 
 Jam. 3. 7 . for'every kind of beasts and of s. is tamed 
 Rev. 9. 19 . their tails were like untof. and had heads 
 SERVANT 
 
 Is taken, I. For a slave. The Hebrews had two 
 sorts of servants or slaves. Some were strangers, 
 either bought, or taken in the wars; and their 
 masters kept them, exchanged them, sold them, 
 or di.iposed of them as their own goods. Lev. 25. 
 44, 45, iVc. The others -were Ilebrew slaves, 
 who, being poor, sold them.selves, or were sold to 
 pay their debts; or were delivered up for^ slaves 
 by their parents, in cases of necessity. 'Ihis sort 
 of Hebrew slaves continued in slavery but .six 
 years : then they might return to liberty again, 
 and their masters could not retain them against 
 their u ills. If they would continue voluntarily 
 with their masters, they were brought before the 
 judges ; there they made a declaration, that for 
 this time they di.sclaimed the privilege of the 
 law, had their ears bored u ith an awl, by apply¬ 
 ing them to the door-posts of their master ; and 
 after that they had no longer any power of reco¬ 
 vering their liberty, except at the nett year of 
 jubilee, Exod. 21. 2, .3, Krc. Lev, 2.5. 40. 
 li. Ser'ant is also taken for a man that dedi¬ 
 cates himself to the service of another, by the 
 choice of his own -will and tncliniUion. Thus 
 Joshua was the servant of IMoses, Elisha of I li- 
 jah, Gehazi of E.li'^ha, and the Apostles usie 
 servants (/Jesus I hrist. 
 
 III. Servant is put for the subject, of a prince. 
 'The servants of Pharaoh, the servants of Saul, 
 and those of David, are their subjects in general, 
 and their domestics in particular, 2 Sam. 11. 11 
 
 2 F 433 
 
SER 
 
 S ER 
 
 SER 
 
 1 1C. 19. 1 Chroii. 21. 3. In like manneT aho 
 the Pliilistiiies, the .Syrians, and several other 
 niatitiiis, were servants oj' Daviii ; they obeyed 
 hint, they were his subjects, they paid him tribute, 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 6. 
 
 IV. Servants or slaves, as opposed to those that are 
 free, and to the cliildren ol’lhe promises, represent 
 the .lews in contiadistinetion to Ctiristians ; 
 or those that tiete under the yoke of ceremonies, to 
 those that are under the gospel dispensation. The 
 .lews -were the slaves represented by Hagar and 
 Ishmael; the Clirisfiaiis are the children of liberty, 
 represented by .Sarali and by Isaac, (Jul. 4. 3, 7, 
 22, 23, cVf. 
 
 Servant, or servants of God. As all things are sub¬ 
 ject to the power and pleasure if < >od, and as none 
 can resist his u ill or word; in this sense all crea¬ 
 tures are God’s servants, Tsui. 119. 91. Tut more 
 particularly by this name are called, [1] All faith¬ 
 ful and godly persons, who being bought and re¬ 
 deemed from the bondage of sin and Satan, do serve 
 and obey (iod in righteousness and holines', Rom. 
 
 6 . 22. [2] Line that serveth and obeyeth God not 
 only in a common profession of religion, hut also in 
 some particular function and calling: 'Thus the 
 apostle Paul calls himself the seivant of (iod, 
 liom. 1 . 1 . And in this sense, Christ .Jesus nt/er/*- 
 ed the Father’s servant to execute his will as Me¬ 
 diator, in working man's redemption, Isa. 53. 11 . 
 IVly righteous servant. [3] Line whom God makes 
 'use of as an instrument to e.if ect and perform his 
 will in the -work of some particular mercy or Judg¬ 
 ment : Thus may Cyrus be called the servant of 
 God, his shepherd and anointed, Isa. 44. 28. 1 45. 
 
 1. And Nebuchadnezzar, Jer. 25. 9. 
 
 Uloses is often, by way of eminence, called the serv¬ 
 ant of the Lorn, IJeut. .34. 5. .Moses the servant 
 of the Lord died. Josh. 1 . 2 . Moses my servant 
 is dead. This title is often given him, not only to 
 reflect honour upon him, but also to give authority 
 to his laws and writings, in publishing of -which he 
 only acted as God's servant, in his name and 
 stead'. And likewise that the Israelites net 
 
 think ofabove what -was meet, re-riembering 
 that he was not the Lord himself, but only his 
 servant; and therefore not to be worshipped, nor 
 yet too pertinaciously follo-wed in ail his institu¬ 
 tions, -when the Lord himself should come and abo¬ 
 lish part of the Mosaical dispensation; it being 
 but reasonable that the servant should give place 
 to the .Son and Heir, llcb. 3. 3, 5, 6. 
 
 Servant is also taken for a person of a servile ignoble, 
 condition rind spirit, -who is altogether unfit for 
 places of dignity, Eccl. 10.7. I have seen servants 
 upon horses. The apostle Paul says, 1 Cor. 9. 19. 
 1 have made myself servant unto all, that I 
 might gain the niore. I have complied with their 
 weaknesses and infirmities, so far as they were not 
 sinful: 1 have denied myself in my liberty, and 
 determined myself to that part in my actions, 
 which 1 Saw -would most oblige, profit, and engage 
 them to me so as to bring them in love with the gos¬ 
 pel. The servant of sin, .fohn 8 . .34. is one who 
 IS in spiritual bondage, and under the power of sin 
 and corruption. 
 
 Gen. 9. 25. Canaan, a s. of servants shall he be 
 
 24. .34. and he saii.i, 1 am ylbraham's s. 
 
 49.15. Issachar bowed and became a.r. to tribute 
 Jixod. 21 . 5. if the^. jilainlysays 1 love my master 
 Ueut. 5. 15. remember that thou wast a s. ini-'-gypt 
 2.3. 15. th( u shaltnot deliver the .f. that is escaped 
 
 1 Uam. 2. 13. priest's .v.^came and said, 15. 
 
 9. 27- .Samuel said, bid the s. pass on before us 
 
 25. 41. let thy handmaid he a .v. to wash the. feet 
 
 29. 3. is not this David the s. of Saul the king.’' 
 
 30. 13. I am a young man .f. to an Arnalekite 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 2. of house of .Saul, s. named Ziba, 19 . 17 . 
 
 16. 1. Ziba the s. of Mephibosheth met David 
 
 18. 29 . when .loab sent the king’s s. and me thy s. 
 
 1 King.f 11. 26. .leroboam .Solom. s. lift up his liand 
 
 12. 7 . if thou wilt he a s. to this people this dav 
 £ Kings 4. 24. she said to her .c. drive and go forward 
 
 6. 15. when the .v. of the man of God was risen 
 Nell. 2.10. Tobiah the .9. the Ammonite heard, 19. 
 Job 3. 19 . and the s. is there free from his master 
 
 7 . 2. as a .(■. earnestly tlesireth the shadow 
 
 41. 4. wilt thou take Le' iathan for a 5. for ever? 
 P.sal. 105. 17 . even .Joseph, who wassohl for a s. 
 
 11.29. the fool shall be s. to the wise of heart 
 12. 9 . he that is despised and hath a s. is better 
 
 14. 35. the king’s favour is toward a wise .f. 
 
 17- ~. a wise s. sliall have rule over a son that 
 
 19. 10. much less for a to rule over princes 
 
 22. 7 . and the borrower is s. to the lender 
 
 29. 19 . a s. will not be corrected with words 
 30. 10. accuse not .c. to his master, lest he curse thee 
 22. the earth cannot bear a .V. when he reigneth 
 Isa. 24. 2, as with the s. so with his master 
 49. 7 . to a j-. of rulers!! Jer. 2. 14. is Israel a s. ? 
 Dan. 6. 20. O Daniel, .*■. of the livinsr God 
 
 10. 17 . how can s. of my lord talk with my lord ? 
 filal. 1.6. .f. lionoureth his master, if I be a master 
 ]\Jat. 10. 24. nor the^. above his lord 
 
 25. it is enougii for the i-. to he as his lord 
 18.26. the s. fell dowm and worshipped him 
 
 27 . the lord of that .S', was moved with compassion 
 32. O thou wicked s. 1 forgave thee all that debt 
 2U. 27 . and whosoever will be chief among you, 
 let him be your 23. 11. Mark 10. 44. 
 
 24. _ 45. who then is a faithful an:l wise s. whom lord 
 46. blessed is that ^. whom his Imvl, Luke 12.43. 
 48. but if that evil f. shall say, l.uke 12. 45. 
 
 50. tile lord of that s. shall come, Luke 12. 46. 
 
 25. 2). well done, thou goofi and faithful s. enter 
 
 thou into the joy of thy lord, 23. Jjnke 19. 17 . 
 
 26. thou wicked and slotiiful .s. Luke 19. 22. 
 
 30. cast the unprofitable s. into outer darkness 
 
 26. 51. Peter struck a s. of the high priest, and 
 
 smote off Ids ear, Mark 14. 47. John 18. 10. 
 Mark 12, 2. ami be sent to the husbandmen a.f. 
 Luke 12. 47 . that s. which knew his lord’s will 
 14.21. so thatf. came and shewed his lord 
 
 434 
 
 Luke 17 . 7 . but which of you having a s. plowing 
 9. dotli he thank tbatj. Y 1 trow not 
 
 20. 10. and at the season he sent a s. 11. 
 
 John 8. .31. whoso commifteth sin, is the .f. of si.n 
 35. the.f. abideth not in the house for ever 
 1.3. 16 . the s. is not greater than his lord, 15. 20. 
 15 .15. the .V. knoweth not what his lord doeth 
 Hum. 1. 1. Raul a s. of Jesus Christ, an apostle 
 
 14. 4. who art thou ihatjudgest another man's.v..^ 
 
 16. 1. 1 commend to you Phebe, a s. of tlie c hurch 
 
 1 Cor.7-21. artthoucalled heinga.v. Y care notforit 
 22. is called, being a .v. is the Lord’s free-man 
 
 9. 19 . yet have I made no self a s. unto all 
 Liul. 1. 10. 1 should not he the s. of ( hrist 
 4. 1. as a child differeth nothing from a^-. 
 
 7 . wherefore thou art no mcie a j. hut a son 
 Phil. 2. 7 . he took upon him the form of a s. 
 
 Col. 4. 12. I'.paiihras, a r. of ( hrist, saliiteth you 
 
 2 Tim. 2.21.. 5 . of Lord must not strive, liut be gentle 
 Philem. 16 . not now as a v, but above a j. a brother 
 Ileh. 3. 5. .Moses wastaithfol in his house as as. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.1. Simon Peter, a v. of Je.sus ( hrist 
 Jude 1. Jude tlies. of Jesus Christ to them sanctified 
 See Daviu. 
 
 .SERVANT, and ..SERVANTS of God. 
 
 Gen. 5'.). 17- forgive the s', r/the God of tliy father 
 1 Chr. 6. 49. as iMoses the s. of God coinmanded 
 UChron. 21. 9 . the collection, .Moses the e/G.said 
 Nch. 10. 29. to walk in God’s law, which was given 
 by Moses the.y. of God to observe all commands 
 Dan. 6. 20. he said, O Daniel, s. of the living God 
 9 . 11. wi'itten in the law of Moses the S'. of God 
 Tit. l.l.af. of God'^ Jam. 1. 1. James a.c. of God 
 1 Pet. 2. 16. not using libert}-, but as a s. of God 
 llev. 7 3. till we have sealed the s. of our God 
 
 15. 3. they sing the song of Moses the s.of God 
 
 See IliRKi). 
 
 His SERVANT. 
 
 Gen. 9 . 26. and Canaan shall be his s. 27. 
 
 Exod.lAr. 31. people believed T.ord and///.fMoses 
 _21. 20. if a man smite his s. and die under his band 
 ‘26. if he smite the eye of his s. that it perish 
 .33. 11. but hiss. Joshua departed not out of tabern. 
 Josh. 5.14. Joshuasaid, wliatsaith my L. to hiss. Y 
 9. 24. God commanded his s. Moses to give y’ou 
 Judg."!- 11. Gideon went down with Phurah hiss. 
 19. 3. the T.evite went, having his s. with liiin 
 9 . when the man rose to depart, be and his s. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 4. let not the king sin against his s. 
 
 22. 15. let not the king impute any thing to his s. 
 
 25. 39 . the Lord hath kept/iwf. from evil 
 
 26. 18. why doth my l ord thus pursue after.f* 
 19 . let my lord the king hear the words of hiss. 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 11. as my’ lord hath coinmanded hiss. 
 
 14. 22. the king liath fulfilled the request of 
 24. 21. wherefore is my lord come to his s. Y ■ 
 
 1 Kings 1. 51. swear, that he will not slay his s. 
 
 8. 56. wliich he promised by ban;! of Moses his s. 
 
 59 . that he maintain the cause of//wj. and Israel 
 14. 18. he spake by tiand of/;w j-. Aliijah, 15. 29. 
 19 . 3. Elijah came and left his s. at lieer-sheba 
 
 2 Kings 9. 36. word which be spake by hiss. Elijah 
 14. 25. the word wliicli be spake by his s. .lonah 
 
 17 . 3. llosheabecame/iWJ. and gave him presents 
 24. 1. and Jehoiakim became his three years 
 
 1 Citron. 16.13. O ye seed of Israel his s. 
 
 2Chron. .32. 16. spake against his s. Hezekiali 
 Neh. 4. 22. let every one with his s. lodge within 
 Psnl. 35. 27 . TM. hath pleasure in prosperity of his s. 
 105. 6. O ye seed of Abraham hiss, he is our God 
 26. he sent Moses his s. and Aaron his chosen 
 
 42. for he remembered Abraham his s. 
 
 I. 36. 22. gave even an heritage unto Israel his s. 
 Proi). 29. 21. that delicately bringeth uj) hiss. 
 
 Ha. 44. 26. that confirmeth the word of his s. 
 
 48.20. the Lord hath redeemed /ifv s. Jacob 
 49 . 5. Lord formed me from the womb to be his s. 
 .50. 10. who that obeyeth the voice of his s. Y 
 Jer. .34. 16. ye caused every man his s. to return 
 Mat. 8. 13. 'his s. was healed in the same hour 
 Luke 1.54. he hath ho]pen his s, Israel in mercy’ 
 
 7 . 3. beseeching that he would come and. heal his s. 
 14. 17 . and sent his s. at supper time to say 
 llev. 1.1. signified it by Ids angel unto his s. John 
 See Lord, Maid. 
 
 .SERVANT. 
 
 Exod. 20.10. do no work,thou nor man-s. Dent. 5.14. 
 17 . not covet thy neighbour’s man-s. Dent. 5. 21. 
 
 21. 27- and if he smite out his man-s. tooth 
 
 .32. if the o.v shall push a man-s. or maid-servant 
 Dent. 12. 18. must eat them, thou, and thy man-s. 
 
 16. 11. rejoice before T.ord, thou and thy man s. 
 
 II. rejoice in thy feast, thou and thy’ man-s. 
 
 •Job 31. 13. if I did despise the cause of my man-s. 
 Jer. 31. 9. should let his man-s. go free,'10. 
 
 My SERVANT. 
 
 Gen. 26. 24. T will multiply thy seed for my j. sake 
 44. 10. he with whom it is found shall be my s. 17 . 
 Hum. 12. 7- uiy s. Moses is not so, who is faithful 
 
 8. why were ye not afraid to speak against my s. Y 
 14. 24. but wy Caleb had another spirit 
 
 Josh. 1. 2. IMoses s. is dead, therefore arise 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. that my son had stirred up my s. 
 
 27 . 12. therefore he sliall be my s. for ever 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 26. my lord, O king, my s. tleceived me 
 2 Kings 5. 6. 1 have therewith sent Naaman my s. 
 
 21.8. according to the iaw OTj'f. Moses conunanded 
 Job 1. 8. hast thou considered my s. Job ' 2. 3. 
 
 19. 16. 1 called my s. and he gave me no answer 
 42. 7 . ye have not spoken right, as mys. Job hath 
 
 8. go to my s. Job, he shall pray for you 
 Isa. 20. 3. like as my s. Isaiah hath walked naked 
 
 22. 20. in that day 1 will call my s. Eliakiin 
 
 41.8. but thou, Israel, artw^/.t. fearnot.9. 
 
 42. 1. behold wiiom 1 uphold, mine elect 
 19. who is blind butwij^^. that I sent f 
 
 43. 10. ye are witnesses and my s. I have chosen 
 
 44. 1. bear, G Jacob, my s. \\ 2. fearnot,() .lac. my s. 
 21. remember those, for thou art .<■. 49. 3. 
 
 45. 4. for Jacob my s. sake, and Israel mine elect 
 49.6. it is a light tiling thou shouldest be my s. 
 
 52.13. behold my s. shall deal prudently, be ver 3 ’ 
 
 Isa. fi~). 8 . so will T (\n for my s. sake net destr. tlien> 
 Jer. 25. 9. Nebuihailiiezzar///i/i'. 27. 6 . 1 4.3. JO. 
 
 .30. 10. tear tiiou not, G my s. Jacob, 46. 27 . 23. 
 b.zek. 28.25. land 1 have given mys. Jacol), 37.25. 
 Ilag. 2. 23. I will take, ihee, O Zerubbabel my .\. 
 /.eih. 3. 8 . I v.ill bring loitbwyj. the HRANCII 
 Mai. 4. 4. remember the law of IMoses mys. 
 
 Mat. 8. 6. 7//^/i. lielli at l otuesick of the palsy’ 
 
 8 . speak, and mys. shall be healed, Luke 7 . ~. 
 
 9 . and to mys. do this and he iloeih it. Lukef. 8 
 
 12. 18. behold mys. wl.cm 1 baveebostn 
 
 John 12. 26. where 1 am. there sliail also my s. be 
 Thy .SERVAN J . 
 
 Gen. 18. 3. pass not away, 1 pray thee, from thy t 
 
 19 . 19. bcliold. thy s. hath found grace, Seh. 2.'5. 
 24. 11. be she tliai thou liast appointed for thy s. 
 
 32. 10 . nut worthy of the mercies sheweii to thy s. 
 
 18. then thou shaltsay, tliey bo thy s. .Jacob’s 
 
 33. 5. the cliiliireu winch God hath given thy ». 
 
 41 . 31. grey hairs of thy s. our father to the gi.ive 
 32. thy s. became surety tor tT.e lad to my lather 
 Erod. 4. 10. nor since tliou ha,st spoken unto thy s. 
 
 1 ev. 25. 6. be meat for you, for thee, and for thy s, 
 Ai.m. il. 11. wherefore hast tliou afllicted thys.Y 
 Deni. 3.24. hast begun to shew thy .f. thy gre.dness 
 
 15. 17 . thro" bis ear, and iie shall be foi ever 
 Judg. 7 . 10 . go iliou clown with Phurah thy .. 
 
 15. 18. this L'leat deliverance into hMv.\of thys. 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 9 . speak, I.ord. for thy s. hearetli, 10. 
 
 17. 36. thy s. slew both the lion and tlie bear 
 20 . 7 . if be say thus, thy s. shall have peace 
 
 22. 15. for thy s. knew nothing of all this 
 
 23. 11. O 1 ord God, I beseecli thee, tell thy t. 
 28.2. surely thou shalt know what thy s. can do 
 
 2 Sam. 7- 19 . hut thou hast sjxjk -11 ot thys. house 
 
 20. for thou. Lord f>od, knowest thy s. 
 
 29. let it please thee to bless the house of thy s. 
 
 9. 6. Mephibosheth answered, behold thy s. 
 
 13. 35. the king’s sons came, as thy s. said, so it is- 
 15. 21. in death or life, even theie will thy s. be 
 
 19. 27 . he hath slandered thy s. unto iiiy lord 
 
 24. 10. O Lord, take away tlie iniquity "of thy s. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 26. hut me, even me thy s. and Zadok 
 the priest, and thy s. Solonrion hath he not called 
 
 2. .'18. as tny lord the king said, so will thy s. do^ 
 
 3. 8. and thy s. is in the tnidst of thy people 
 
 9 . give thys. an understanding lieart, to judge 
 8. 28. have then respect to the prayer of t/iy ... 
 
 18.12. but I thy s. tear the Lord from tny youth 
 .36. let it be known this day that ! am thy s. 
 
 20. .32. thy s. Benhadad Sditli, I |)ray let me live 
 
 40. -dsthy s. wa» bus.v hen-j and there, he was gone 
 
 2 Kings 4. 1. thy s. my husband is dead, and tliou 
 knowest thy s. did fear Lord, tlie creditor is come 
 
 5.18. the Lord paidon thy s. in this tiling 
 
 25. Gehazi saiii, thy s. went no whiflier 
 
 8. 13. but V, hat, isr//y j. a dog' II 16 .7-1 am rZ/y f. 
 Kelt. 1.11. prosper, 1 pra^' Xbeo, thy s. this (iay 
 Psal. 19 . 11. moreover, by them is thy s. warned 
 
 13. keep back thy s. from presumptuous sins 
 
 27 . 9 . put not thy s. away m anger, leave me not 
 
 31. 16.inaketh\' face to shine upon save me 
 69. 17 . bide not thy face from thy s. in trouble 
 86. 2. O m\’ God, save thy s. that trusteth in thee 
 
 16. give thy strength unto thg s. and save me. 
 
 89. 39 . Iliou’ha^t made void the covenant of My 
 116.16. truly 1 am thy s. 119. 125. | 143. 12. 
 
 Tccl. 7. 21. lest thou hear thy s. curse thee 
 
 Jsa. 63. 1". return, for thy s. sake, the tribes 
 Dan. 9. 17. O God, hear the prayer of thy s. 
 LukeQ. 29. Lord, lettestthou thy s. depart in peace 
 SER VAN I .s. 
 
 Gen. 9. 25. Canaan, a servant of .c. .‘^hall he be 
 
 27 . . 37 . all his brethren have 1 given him for j. 
 
 J.ev. 25. .55. to me the children of Israel are s. 
 
 Josh. 9. 11. go meet them, and say, we are your s. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9 . that ye he not s. unto the Hebrews 
 
 17 . 8. am not 1 a Philistine, and you s. to Saul' 
 
 9 . if be kill me, then will we be your s. but if 
 I kill him, then shall ye be our s. and serve us 
 
 22. 17. but the s. of tlie king would not put forth 
 
 25. 10. many ,r. break away from their masters 
 
 41. to wash the feet of the s. of my lord 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. so the Moabites became David’.s .t. 
 
 6. the Syrians 1| 14. they of Edom bee. David's s. 
 
 9 . 10. no"w Ziba bad fifteen sons and twenty s. 
 
 12. all in tlie liouse of Ziba .v. to IMephibosheth 
 
 10. 4. llaniin took David’s .c. and sliaved the hair 
 of their beards, and cut garments, 1 Chr. 19. 4. 
 
 11. 11. the s. of my I.ord are encamped in fields 
 
 1 Kings 2. 39. two of the s. of Shimei ran away 
 
 2 Kings 21.23. tlie s. of Amon conspired against him 
 
 1 Chron.2\. 3. but are they not all my lord’s j..' 
 
 2 Chr. 8. 9 . of the children of Isr. Sol. made no s. 
 36. 20. carrie.l to Bahylon, wliere they were s. 
 
 Ezra 5. 11. we are the s. ot the God of heaven 
 Keh. 5. 15. their s. bare rule over the people 
 
 9 . 36. behold, we are^. this day, s. in the land 
 Job 1 . 16. they have slain the s. with the sword, 17 . 
 Psal. 1C3. 2. as the eyes of .v. look to their masters 
 Eccl. 2 . 7 . 1 got me s. and had s. born in my bouse 
 
 10 . 7 . 1 have seen s. upon horses, and princes 
 
 walking as .«. upon the earth 
 7 .<'i 7.14.2. Israel shall possess them for^. and handm. 
 Jer. 34.11. caused tlie s. whom they had let go free 
 to return, and brought them into suhjection for #, 
 f.am. 5. 8. .f. have ruled over us. none deliver 
 Dan. .3. 26. ye of the most high God, come forth 
 Joel 2. 29. upon tlie .r. will 1 pour out my Spirit 
 /rch. 2. 9 . behold, thej’ shall be a sprjl to their .c. 
 Mat. 22. 13. then said the king to the s. bind him 
 25. 19 . tlie lord of those s. cometh and reckoneth 
 Mark XA. 65. the f. did strike Jesus with their hands 
 l.uke 12. 37 . blessed are those .v. found watching, .38. 
 
 17 . 10 . say, are unprofitable 5 . have done ourduty 
 John 15.15. henceforth 1 call you not j. tor servant 
 .lets 16. 17 . these men are .t. of the most high God 
 Rt ni. 6. 16 . to whom ye yield yourselves s. to obey 
 
 17 . God be thanked, that ye were the s. of sin 
 
 18. made free, ye became the s. of righteousuess 
 
 10. as ye liave yielded your members s. to sin 
 20. s. of sin, ye’ were free from righteousness 
 
SER 
 
 ( 
 
 SER 
 
 SER 
 
 Bom. 6.22. bein'? free from sin, and become s. to G. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 23. ye are bought, be not ye the s. of men 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. and ourselves your x. for .lesus’ sake 
 £p/i. 6. 5. X. be obedient to your masters according 
 
 to the flesh, Co/. 3. 22. Tit. 2. 9. 1 Pet. 2. lb. 
 
 6. not Avith eye-service, but as tlie s. of Clirist 
 P/iil. 1. 1. Paul and 'l imotheus the .9. of Christ 
 Col. A. 1. masters, give your .v. what is just 
 1 Tim. 6. 1. let as many s. as are under the yoke 
 
 1 l^et. 2. 10. not using liberty, but as the of God 
 
 2 Pet. 2.19. they themselves are the s. of corruption 
 Bev. 7- 3. till we have sealed the s. of our God 
 
 Hee Iliiii;u. 
 
 Tlix .SRUVANT-S. 
 
 Gen. 40. 20. Pharaoh made a feast unto all Jnx s. 
 Pxod. 9. 20. Pharaoh made hix x. flee into liouses 
 
 12. 30. Pharaoh rose in the niglit, he and hix x. 
 Bnm.22. 22. Balaam riding, and hix two j-. with him 
 Dent. 32. 36. Ixrd shall repent himself for his x. 
 
 43. for he will avenge the blood of htx x. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 14. take the best, and give to his s. 15. 
 
 17 . ye will take the tenth, ye shall be hix s. 
 
 19. 1. .‘^aul spake to all hix s. to kill Uavid 
 
 22. 0. and all hix s. were standing about him 
 
 2 Kings 5. 13. hix j. came near, and spake unto him 
 
 1 Chron. 19 . 3. are not his s. come to thee to search ? 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 8. nevertheless, they shall be his s. 
 
 32. 10. hm s. 3i)ake yet more against tlie I.ord G. 
 
 ISeh. 2. 20. therefore Ave his s. Avill arise and build 
 Job 4. 18. behold, he put no trust in his x. and angels 
 Psal. 69. .36. the seed also of his x. shall inherit it 
 105. 25. turned their heart, to deal subt. with his s. 
 135. 14. he will repent himself concerning his s. 
 Prov. 22.12 if hearken to lies, all his s. are Avicked 
 Isa. 56. 6. to love the name of the Lord, to be his s. 
 
 65. 15. the Lord shall call hix s. by another name 
 
 66. 14. hand of the Lord be known tOAvard his s. 
 Jer. 22. 4. riding in chariots, on horses, he and hiss. 
 
 .36. 31. punish him, his seed and his s. for iniquity 
 Pzeh. 46. 17 . if the prince give a gift to his s. 
 
 Dan. .3. 28. and delivered his s. that trusted in him 
 JSlat. 18. 23. king Avho would take account of his s. 
 
 21. .34. he sent his s. to the husbandmen to receive 
 Dnl(e 19 . 13. he called his ten and delivered them 
 Bom. 6. 16. his s. ye are to whom ye obey 
 
 Bev. 1.1. to sheAv hiss, things that must come, 22. 6. 
 
 19. 2. bath avenged blood of his s. at her hand 
 
 5. praise God, all ye his x. and ye that fear him 
 
 22. 3. throne shall be in it, and his . 9 . shall serve him 
 
 See Lord, Maid. Men. 
 
 3Ji/ SLRVAISTS. 
 
 Lev. 25. 42. they' are mgs. Avbom 1 brought out, 55. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 2. I have appointed OTy.9. such a iflace 
 
 1 Kingso. 6. mg s. shall be with thy serv. 2 Chr. 2. 8. 
 
 20. 6. yet 1 Avill send my s. unto thee to-morroAv 
 22. 49 . let my s. go Avith thy serv. in the ships, but 
 
 2 Kings 9. 7- that I may avenge the blood of my s. 
 Kelt. 4. 16. tlie half of my s. Avrought in the Avork 
 
 23. neither 1 nor my s. put off our clothes 
 
 5.10. 1 and my s. might exact of them money, corn 
 
 16 . all my s. Avere gathered thither to the Avprk 
 
 13. 19 . and some of my .9. set 1 at the gates 
 Isa. 65. 9 . mine elect and my s. shall duell there 
 
 13. my s. shall eat || 14. my s. shall sing for joy 
 Jer. 7 . 25. I have even sent to you all my s. 44. 4. 
 John 18. .36. if kingd. of world, then Avould mys. fight 
 Bets 2. 18. on mys. I Avill pour out of my Spirit 
 Bev. 2. 20. calls herself a prophetess, to seduce 
 
 See Prophets. 
 
 'Jhy SEIIVA^^'J S. 
 
 Gen. 42. 11. Ave are true men, thy s. are no spies 
 44. 16. God bath found out the iniquity of thy . 9 . 
 47 . 3. thy s. are shepherds, both we and our fathers 
 50. 18. his brethren said, behold, Ave be thy s. 
 
 Lxod. 5. 15. Avheref. dealest thou thus Avith thy s. ? 
 
 11. 8. these thy s. shall boAV down themsel. to me 
 .32.13.remember Abr. and Israel thys. Dent. t}. 27. 
 
 iS'nm. .32. 25. thy i. Avill do as my lord command, ,31. 
 Josh. 9 . 8 . Gibeonites said to .loshna, Ave are thy s. 
 
 10. 6. saying, slack not thy hand from thy s. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 19. pray for thy s. to the Lord \hy God 
 22.14. A\ hois so faithful among all thy s. as David / 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 7- and speak comfortably to thy s. 
 
 14. they sent this Avoid, return thou and all thy s. 
 
 1 Kings 2. .39. they told Shimei, thy s. be in Gath 
 
 5. 6. my servants shall be Avith thy s. 2 Chr. 2. 8. 
 
 8. 2.3. Avho keepest covenant and mercy with thy s. 
 
 .32. hear thou and judge thy s. 2 Chron. 6. 23. 
 
 10 . 8 . happy are these thy s. 2 Chron. 9 . 7 . 
 
 12. 7 . they will be thy s. for ever, 2 Chron. 10. 7. 
 
 2 Kings 6. .3. one said, be content, and go Avith thy s. 
 Neh. 1. 10. now these are thy s. and thy people 
 
 11. let thine ear be attentive to prayer of thy s. 
 Psal. 79 . 2. the bodies of thys. have they given 
 10. by the revenging of the blood of thy s. shed 
 
 89. 50. remember. Lord, the reproach of thy s. 
 
 90. _ 13. let it repent thee concerning thy s. 
 
 16. let thy work appear to thy s. and thy glory 
 102. 14. for thy s. take pleasure in her stones 
 28. children of thy s. shall continue, their seed 
 119 . 91. they continue this day, for all are thy s. 
 
 Isa. . 37 . 24. by thy s. hast thou reproached the Ld. 
 Dan. 1.12. jirove thy s. I beseech thee, ten days 
 
 13. and as thou seest, rleal Avith thy s. 
 
 Acts 4. 29 . grant unto thy x. that Avith all boldness 
 cee Women. 
 
 .SF.ll V P. 
 
 Gen. 15. 13. thy’ seed shall f. them 400 vears 
 
 14. that nation Avhom they shall s. Avill I judge 
 
 25. 2.3. and the elder shall . 9 . the younger 
 
 27 . 29 . let people .9. thee, nations bow doAvn to thee 
 40. by thy sword shalt thou live, and j. brother 
 29, 15. sbouldst thou therefore s. me for nought ? 
 
 18. 1 will .9. thee seven years for Rachel 
 
 27 . thou shalt j. with me seven other years 
 Lxod. 1 . 13. they made Israel to x. with rigour 
 
 3. 12. ye shall s. God upon this mountain 
 
 4. 2.3. I say, let my son go, that he may j. me 
 
 7- 16. let my people go, that they mav s. me in 
 the wilderness, 8. 1, 20. | 9. 1,13.1 10. 3. 
 14.12. s.aying, let us alone, that we may s. Egyp¬ 
 tians, for it had been better for us to s. them 
 
 Lxod.20. 5. notboAvdoAvntothem,nor^. Dent. 5. 9. 
 
 21. 2. an HebreAV servant, six years he shall s. 
 
 6. shall bore his ear, and he shall s. him forever 
 Lev. 25. 39. shalt not compel him to . 9 . as bonci-serv. 
 
 40. be sliall 9. thee unto the year of .1 ubilee 
 Kurn. 4. 24. the family of the Gershonites xos. 
 
 26. shall bear all maiie for them, so shall they s. 
 
 8. 25. from the age of fifty they shall s. no more 
 
 18. 21. the tenth to Levi, for their service they s. 
 Dent. 4. 19 . thou shouldest be driv’en to , 9 . them 
 
 6. 13. thou shalt fear the l ord thy G. andj. him, 
 10. 12, 20. 1 11. 1.3. I 1.3. 4. Josh. 22. 5. \ 24. 
 14,15. 1 Sam. 7 . 3. 1 12. 14, 20, 24. 
 
 15. 12. if brother be sold to thee, and . 9 . six years 
 
 20. 11. shall be tributaries to thee, and shall s. thee 
 
 28. 48. therefore shalt thou s. thine enemies 
 Josh. 24. 15.choose you this chiy Avhom you Avill s. 
 Judg. 9.28. should . 9 . Shechem, should ,v. llamor 
 
 .38. Avho is Abimelech, that vve should s. him ? 
 
 1 Sam. 10 . 7 . do thou as occasion shall s. thee 
 
 11. 1. make covenant Avith us, and Ave Avill s. thee 
 
 12.10. but noAV deliver us, and we will s. thee 
 
 17 . 9. then shall ye be our servants, and . 9 . us 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 19. whom should 1 s.? should 1 not s. 
 
 22. ^44. a people 1 kneAV not shall s. me, Ps. 18.43. 
 
 1 Kirigs 12. 4. noAV therefore make thou this heavy 
 yoke lighter, and Ave Avill . 9 . thee, 2 Chron. 10. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 18. but .Tehu shall j’. Baal much 
 
 25. 24. dwell in the land, and s. tlie king of Baby¬ 
 lon, Jer. 27 . 11, 12, 17. I 28. 'l l. | 40. 9. 
 >1 Chron. 28. 9. and s. him Avith a perfect heart 
 2 Chron. 29. 11. the Lord hath chosen you to , 9 . him 
 . 34 . 3.3. .losiahmade all present to j. the T.d. Goci 
 Job 21. 15. Avhat Almighty, that Ave should s. him 1 
 
 36.11. if they obey and s. him, they shall spend 
 
 39. 9 . Avill tlie unicorn be Avilling to s. thee ? 
 
 Psal. 22. .30. a seed shall . 9 . him, and be accounted 
 72 . 11. yea, ail kings, all nations shall s. him 
 
 97- 7 . confounded be all they that s. graven images 
 '•101. 6. Avalketh in aiierfect Avay, he shall . 9 . me* 
 Isa. 14. .3. bondage av herein thou Avast made to j. 
 
 19. 2.3. the Hgyptians shall . 9 . with the Assyrians 
 . 43. 23. I have not caused thee to Avith off ering 
 
 24. but thou hast made me to s. Avith thy sins 
 56. 6. join themselves to the Loid to . 9 . him 
 
 60 .12. the nation that Avill not s. thee shall perish 
 Jer. 5. 19 . so shall ye j-. strangers in land not yours 
 
 17. 4. I Avill cause thee to s. thine enemies 
 
 25. 11. these nations shall s. the king of Babylon 
 
 14. many nations shall s. themselves, 27. 7. 
 
 27 . 6. beasts of the field have I given to , 9 . him 
 
 8. the nation that Avill not f. king of Babylon, 13. 
 
 9. the prophets that say ye shall not , 9 .14. 
 
 .30. 8. strangers sliall no more . 9 . themselves of him 
 .34. 9. that none should s. himself of them, 10. 
 
 40. 9. saying, fear not to s. the Chaldeans ; dAvell 
 
 10. as tor me, behold, 1 Avillj. the Chaldeans 
 Lzek. 20. .32. families of the countries to . 9 . wood 
 
 . 39 . O bouse of Isr. go . 9 . ye every one his idols 
 40. Israel all of them in the land shall . 9 . me 
 
 29. 18. his army . 9 . a great service against Tyrus 
 
 48.18. increase for food to them that . 9 . the city 
 
 19 . that s. the city, shall . 9 . it out of all tribes 
 Dan. .3. 17 . our God Avhom Ave s. is able todeliA'er 
 
 28. they might not any, except theirOAvn God 
 7 . 14 . iieople, nations, and languages,should^, him 
 27 . and all flominions sliall s. and obey him 
 Ztph.3. 9 . call on Lord, to. 9 . him Avith one consent 
 3:lal. .3. 14. ye have said it is in vain to f. God 
 lJat.4. 10. him onl^- shalt thou s. Luke 4. 8. 
 
 6. 24. no man can . 9 . two masters ; ye cannot .9. God 
 
 and mamm'on, J^nke 16. 13. 
 Lnlce 1. 74 . that Ave being delivered, might s. him 
 10. 40. that my sister hath left me to j'. alone 
 
 12. 37 . 1 say, he Avill come forth and . 9 . them 
 
 15. 29 . lo. these many years do 1 s. thee 
 
 17 . 8. Avill not rathersay, gird thyself and s. me 
 22. 26. and be that is chief, as he that doth s. 
 
 \Tohn 12. 26. if any man s. me, let him follow me 
 Acts 6. 2. that Ave leave word of God, and s. tables 
 
 7 . 7- shall they come forth and . 9 . me in this place 
 27 .23. stood by me the angel of God whom I s. 
 
 .Bom. 1.9._for God is my witness, Avliom I j. Avith 
 my spirit in gospel of his Son, Avithout ceasing 
 6.6. that henceforth Ave should not j. sin 
 
 7 . 6. that Ave should in neAvness of spirit, not in 
 
 25. so then, Avith the mind I f. the laAv of God 
 
 9.12. it Avassaid, the elder shall s. the younger 
 
 16. 18. for they that are such . 9 . not cur Lord 
 ■ Gal. 5. 13. but by love j. one another 
 
 Co/. .3. 24. receive reAvard, for ye. 9 . the l ord Christ 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9 . ye turned from idols to . 9 . living Goci 
 
 2 'Jim. 1. 3. 1 thank G. A'diom 1. 9 . from mx’ fathers 
 Ileb. 8. 5. Avho , 9 . to the example of heavenly things 
 
 9. 14. purge from dead works to^. the living God 
 12.28. grace, Avhereby Ave may f. God acceptatily 
 
 1.3. 10. no right to eat, Avhich 9. the tabernacle 
 Bev. 7. 15. they s. him day and night in bis temple 
 22. 3. of the l.amb. ami his servants shall s. him 
 SEE VE, joined Avith gods. 
 
 Lxod. 23. 24. shalt not . 9 . their,gor/.r. Dent. 6.14. | 28. 
 14. Jc.sh.23. 7 . 2 Kings I 7 . 35. Jer. 25. 6. | .35.15. 
 33. if thou . 9 . their gods, it Avill be a snare to thee 
 Deut. 4. 28. there ye shall s. gods, the Avork of men’s 
 hands, Avood, 28. .36. 64. Jer. 16.13. 
 
 7 . 4. Avill turn, that they may . 9 . other gods, 31.20. 
 
 8. 19 . if thou 9. other i/o</.9, and Avorship them, 11. 
 
 16 I ..30. 17 . Joih. 24. 20. 2 Chron. 7 . 19 . 
 
 12. 30. hoAv do these nations 9 . their gods ? 
 
 13. 2. let us go after and 9 . other gods, 6. 1.3. 
 
 29. 18. turnelhaAvay fiom God to . 9 . otberyo </9 
 
 Je9//. 24.16. God forbid Aveshouhl .9.other.(7erf.9 
 Judg. 2. 19 . they corrupted themselves more than 
 their fathers to 9 . otherr/orf. 9 , Jer. 11. 10. | 1.3. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 19. driven me, .saying, go 9 . other gods 
 .Ter. 44. .3. provoke me to anger, to 9 . other gods 
 Dan. .3.12. they 9 . not thy gods, nor worship image' 
 
 14.doye not 9 . my < 70(/9 ll 18. weAvill not9.thy V. 
 See T.ord. 
 
 SERVED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 4. tAvelve years they 9 . Chetlorlaomer 
 
 29. 20. Jacob 9 . seven years for Rachel, 30. 
 
 Gen. .30. 26. give me my children for Avhom 1 9 . thee 
 29 . he said, thou knoAvest hoAV 1 have 9 . thee 
 3*1. 6. Avith all my poAver I have s. your father 
 41. I 9 . thee 14 years for thy tAvo daughters 
 Deut. 12. 2. Avherein the nations 9 . their gods 
 
 17 . 3. hath gone and 9 . other gods, and Avorshipped 
 
 them, the sun or moon, 29.26. Josh. 23.16. 
 Josh. 24. 2. your fathers 9 . other gods, 15. 
 
 14. put aAvay the gods Avbich your fathers 9 . 
 
 31. and Israel 9 . Lord all the days of Joshua, and 
 of the elders that overlived Joshua, Judy. 2 . 7 . 
 Judg. 2. 11. Israel 9 . Baalim, 1.3. I .3. 7 . | 10. 6,10. 
 3. 6. they gave daughters to sons, and 9 . their gods 
 
 8. Israel 9 . Chushan rishathaim eight years 
 14. so Israel .9. l.glon king of Moab 18 years 
 
 8. 1. men of Ephr. said, why bast thou 9 . us thus .' 
 
 10.1.3. ye have forsaken me, and 9 . other gods 
 
 16. they put aAvay gods, 9 . Lord 1 Sam. 7 .4. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 19 . the .Syrians made peace and . 9 . Israel 
 
 16. 19 . as 1 have 9 . in thy father’s presence 
 
 1 A'/wy9 4.21. they brought presents and 9 . Solomon 
 
 9 . 9. because they .9. other gods, 2 Chron. 7 . 22. 
 
 16. 31. Ahab 9 . Baal || 22. .5.3. Ahaziaii 9 . Baal 
 
 2 Kings 10.18. Jehu said, Ahab 9 . Baal a little 
 
 18. 7 . Ilezekiah 9 . not the king of Assyria 
 
 21. .3. Manasseh 9 . host of heaven, 2 Chron. .3.3. .3. 
 
 21. Amon 9 . idols his father 9 . 2 Chron. 3.3. 22. 
 
 2 Chron. 24.18. princes of Judah . 9 . groves and idols 
 Kell. 9 . .35. they have not 9 . thee in their kingdom 
 Psal. 106. .36. and they 9 . their idols, Avhich were 
 1 . 37 . 8.;that rewardeth thee as thou hast 9 . us 
 Lccl. 5. 9. the king himself is 9 . by the field 
 ’Jer. 5. 19. as ye have 9 . strange gods in your land 
 
 8. 2. before the sun and moon, Avhom they have 9 . 
 16.11. have walked after other "ods and 9 . tb.em 
 
 22. 9 . they worshipped other gods and 9 . them 
 .31. 14. Avhen he hath 9 . thee six years, let him go 
 
 Lzelc. 29.18. for the service which he had 9 . 20. 
 
 .34. 27 . delivered out of the hand of those that 9 . 
 IIos. 12.12. Israel .9. for a wife, he kept sheep 
 Lvlce 2. . 37 . Anna.9. Gori night and day m (he temple 
 John 12. 2. they made him a supper, and Martha s. 
 Acts 13. .36. after David had 9 . his generation 
 Bom. 1. 25. Avho Avorshipped and 9 . the creature 
 Phil. 2. 22/. he hath 9 . Avith me in the gospel 
 SERVED.ST. 
 
 Deut.2Q. 47 . thou 9 . not the I.ord Avith gladness 
 .SER VEST. 
 
 Dan. 6. 16. thy God Avhom thou 9 . Avill deliver ‘ 
 
 20. is thy God Avhom thou 9 . able to deliver thee 
 
 SBRVETIL 
 
 Kum. .3. .36. under the charge of INIerari all that 9 . 
 3Jal. .3. 17 . as a man sparefh his son that 9 . him 
 
 18. between him that 9 . God, and him that 9 . not 
 Luke 22.27. Avhether greater, he that sitteth at meat 
 
 or he that 9 .'/ but 1 am among you as one that 9 . 
 Bom. 14.18. he that in these things 9 . Christ is 
 1 Cor. 14. 22. prophecy 9 . not them that believe not 
 Gal. 3.19. Avherefore then 9 . the laAv } it Avas added 
 SERVICE. 
 
 Gen. 29.27. for the .9. that thou shalt serve Avith me 
 .30. 26. thou knowest the 9 . Avhich I have done 
 Lxod. 1.14. in all manner of 9 . in field; all their 9 . 
 
 wherein they made them serve Avas Avith rigour 
 12. 25. come to land, ye shall keep this 9 . 1.3. 5. 
 
 26. children shall say, AV hat mean you by this9. 
 
 27 . 19 . all vessels in all the 9 . thereof be of brass 
 .31. 10. may make the clothes of the . 9 . .35. 19. 
 
 .36. 5. people bring more than enough for the s. 
 
 JSirrn. .3. 7- ti ibe of I.evi to do 9 . of tabeinacle, 8.’ 
 
 26. the charge of the Gershonites for the 9 . 
 
 .31. 9 . of sanctuary the charge of Kohathites, 4.4. 
 
 4. 19 . Aaron and .sons shall appoint them to the 9 , 
 
 2.3. all that enter in to perform the 9 . to do Avork 
 24. this is the 9 . of the Gershonites, 27. 28. 
 
 .30. (he 9 . of the sons of ISIerari, .3.3. 4.3. 
 
 7 . 5. that they may do the s. of the tabernacle 
 
 8. 11. the Levites may execute the 9 . of the Lord 
 
 24. they shall go in to Avait upon .9. of tabernacle 
 
 25. from 5(' years shall cease Avaiting on the 9 . 
 
 16 . 9 . a small thing to bring you to do the, 9 . 
 
 18. 4. (be l evites be joined to thee for all the 9 . 
 
 6. the Levites are given as a gift to do the 9 . 
 
 21. have given all tenth in Israel for their 9 . 31. 
 Josh. 22. 27- be a Avitness, that Ave might do tlie 9 . 
 
 1 Kings 12. 4. make thou the grievous 9 . lighter 
 
 1 Chron. 6. .31. Avhom David set over the 9 . 
 
 9. 13. very able men for the Avork of the 9 . 26. 8. 
 24. .3. David distributed them in their 9 . 
 
 28. 1.3. the Levites for all the Avork of (he s. 
 
 21. the iiriests shall be Avith thee for all (he s. 
 
 29 . 5. Avho is Avilling to consecrate his 9 . to Lord ? 
 
 7 . and gave for the s. of house of God, gold, silver 
 
 2 Chron. 8.14. the courses of the priests to their x. 
 
 12.8. they may knoAv my .9. and s. of the kingdoms 
 24. 12. and gave (lie money to such as did the s. 
 
 29 . .35. so the 9 . of the house was set in onler 
 
 .31. 2. appointed every man according to his 9 . 
 
 21. in every work that he began in (lie 9 . 
 
 .35.2. encourage(l them to the 9 . of the T.ord 
 
 10. so the 9 . of the Lord Avas prepared, 16. 
 
 LzraQ. 18. in their courses, for the .9. of God. 7 .19. 
 Keh. M>. .32. Avitb the third part of a shekel fivr . 1 . 
 TStal. 104.14. caused) herb to groAv for the .v. of man 
 Jer. 22. 1.3. that useth neighbour’s . 9 . Avithour Avages 
 Lzek. 2i.i. 18. caused bis army to serve a great 
 
 44.14. keepers of the charge of house lor all the s, 
 John 16 .2. w ho killeth you will think he doth Clod s. 
 Bom. 9 . 4. to whom pertaineth the s. of God 
 12.1. sacrifice to God, Avhich is your reasonable 9 . 
 
 15. 31. that my . 9 . may be accepted of the saints 
 2 Cor. 9 .12. for the administration of this s. not only 
 
 11.8. taking Avages ot them to do a ('U 9 . 
 
 Gal. 4.8. did 9 . to them av ho by nature are no gods 
 J'.ph. 6. 7 . Avith good Avill doing 9 . as to the L< rd 
 Phil. 2. 17- if 1 be offered upon the 9 . of your faitli 
 .30. to supi)ly you)' lack ot 9 . toward m’e 
 1 'Tim. 6. 2. rather do 9 . because they are beloved 
 llch. 9 . 1. fii St covenant bad ordinances of vlivine 9 . 
 
 6. the priests accomplishing the 9 . of God 
 
 9. that could not make him (hat <lid the 9 . perfect 
 Bev. 2. 19 .1 know thy Avorks, and charitv, and s. 
 
 a F 2 4;V's 
 
SET 
 
 SET 
 
 SET 
 
 7}o7irf-SERVICF,. 
 
 1 Kings 9. Cl. Solomon did lev>' alribufe of bo7id-s. 
 i'.i/e-S£K VlCi>. 
 
 Eplt. 6.6. not with eye-s. as men pleasers, butasser. 
 SERVILE. 
 
 Lev. C3.7. ye shall do no s. work, B. 21,25, .35, .36. 
 
 Kum. CB. 18, 25, 26. 1 29. 1, 12, 35. 
 
 si:rvii\(;. 
 
 Excd. 14. 5. that Me liave let Israel fro from s. us 
 Lent. 15. IB. worth a double Idl ed servant m.i. thee 
 Lnke 10. 40. iVlarlha was cumbered about much .v. 
 Acts 20. 19. s. the Lord with all liuimlity of mind 
 
 26. 7- our twelve tribes instantly .i. (j. day and nif;ht 
 Hum. 12.11. not slothful, fervent in spirit, s. Lord 
 'lit. 3. 3. were sometimes foolish, j. divers lusts 
 SERVITOR. 
 
 £ ArMf/f 4.43. J. said, shall 1 set this before 100men 
 SERVUUDE. 
 
 C Chr. 10. 4. ease somewiiat •rrievous.f. of thy father 
 Larn. 1. 3. Judah is gone because of great f. 
 
 SEE. 
 
 Gen. 1. 17 . God s. the stars in firmament of heaven 
 
 4. 15. and the Lord s. a mark upon Cain 
 
 6. 10. door of the ark shalt v. in the side thereof 
 
 9. 13. I do s. my liow in the cloud for a token 
 
 28. B. Abraham ,v. calf betore them, they did eat 
 
 19 . 16. the angels .v. l.ot without the city .Sodom 
 
 31. 37 . s. it before my brethren and thy brethren 
 41. 3.3. let Pharaoh j. him over the laud of Egypt 
 
 41. 1 have .V. thee over all liie land or Egypt 
 
 4.3. 9. ifl bring him not, and .V. him before thee 
 
 ' 48. 20. Jacob s. Ephraim before Manasseh • 
 
 Lxod. 7 . 2,3. nor did he his heart to tins also 
 
 9. t 21. he that s. not his heart to tlie word of Lord 
 
 1.3. 12. s. apart to LonJ all that open the matrix 
 19. 12. s. bounds, 2.3. |! 26. 35. .v. the table witliout 
 
 21.1. judgments wliidi thou shalt j. before them 
 
 23. 31. 1 will s. thy bounds from the Red sea 
 
 , 25. 30. thou shalt s. on tatile shew bread before me 
 40. 4. s. in order things that are to be s. in order 
 
 5. s. altar of gold ll 6. .f. altar of burnt offering 
 
 7 . s. the laver H 20. ha s. the staves jl 23. the bread 
 Lev. 21.8. every sabb. he shall s. it in order before L. 
 
 26. 11. 1 wills', my tabernacle among you 
 2\um. 2. 9. camp of Judah, tliese shall first s. forth 
 
 4. 15. as the camp is to s. forward 
 
 5. 16. the priest shall .v. her before the T.ord 
 .8. 13. thou shalt s. tlie Levites before Aaron 
 
 10. 17 . J. forw'ard, bearing the tabernacle 
 
 21. 8. Lord said, .V. the fiery serpent upon a pole 
 
 27 . 16 . let the Lord s. a man over the congregation 
 Lent. 1. 8. I have s. the land before you, 21. 
 
 4. 8. as all this law’ Mdiich 1 .v. before you, 44. 
 
 I 7- 7- Ld. did not s. his love on you, because more 
 
 11. 26. 1 r. before you a blessing and a curse 
 
 32. to do all the judgments w Inch 1 s. before y’ou 
 
 14. 24. ciioose to s. his name there, A'e/n 1. 9. 
 
 17 . 14. and shalt say, 1 will .s. a king over me 
 
 15. in any wdse shalt s. him the Lord shall choose 
 19. 14. land-mark, m Inch they of old time have s. 
 26.4. s. doM’n the basket before the altar, 10. 
 
 £8. 1. the Lord thy God w ill .w thee on high 
 56. would not S'. sole of her foot on the cround 
 .30. 15. 1 have s. before you life and death, 19. 
 
 32. 8. he s. bounds of the people by the numbers 
 46. s. your hearts unto all the words I testify 
 
 Josh. 24.25. he s. them a statute in .Sliechem 
 Jndg. 6.18. till I bring and .r. my present before thee 
 
 7 . 5. that lappeth, iiim shalt thou s. by himself 
 
 19 . and they had but newly s. the watch 
 
 22. Lord s. every man's sword against his fellow 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. he raiseth up poor out of the dust, to s. 
 them among princes; he hath .v. woildon them 
 
 4. + 20. she answered not, nor.v. her heart 
 
 5. 2. the Philistines s. the ark of God by Dagon 
 9. 20. as for thine asses, j. not thy mind on them 
 
 , 10. 19 . ye have said, nay, but .v. a king over us 
 
 12. 13. the Lord hath s. a king over you 
 
 13. t 21. yet they had alile to .v. the gc’^'Js 
 
 17- 2. Saul and Israel s. the battle in array, 8. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 17 . 1 Kings‘10.\‘l. 1 Chron. 19. 17- 
 £ Sam. 6. 3. they .v. the ark of God on anew cart 
 
 11. 15. s. Uriah in forefront of the hottest battle 
 19 . 28. yet didst thou s. thy ser- ant at thy table 
 
 1 Jiings 2. 15. that all Israel .v. their faces on me 
 ; 5. 5. son, whom I will s. on throne shall build 
 
 12. 29 . he s. the one in Leth-el, the other in Dan 
 21. 9 . and s. iSi aboth on high among the peoide, 12. 
 
 £ Kings 4. 4. thou shall j. aside that which is full 
 
 10. let us s. for him there a bed and a table, 
 
 .38. s. on the great pot, and seethe pottace 
 
 43. what, should I .v. this before an bundl ed men ’ 
 
 6. 22. s. bread and water before them to eat and dr. 
 
 20.1. s. thine house in order, for shalt die, Lui. 38. 1. 
 1 Chron. 16. 1. they s. the ark in midst of the tent 
 
 22.19. s. your lieart to seek the Lord your God 
 
 29. 3. because I my affection to house of God 
 Q.Chrcn. 11. 16. s. their hearts to seek the Lord 
 
 £0. .3. he feared, and .v. himself to seek the Lord 
 
 24. 13. they s. the house of God in his state 
 35. 2. Josiah s. the priests in their chars-’es 
 
 Ezra 6. 18. they s. the priests in their divisions 
 Keh. 2. 6. it pleased the kinc, and 1 .'. him a time 
 4. 9. M'e J. a watch against them day and night 
 9. 37 . it yieldeth much increase to kings v. over us 
 
 12. t 47 . they s. apart holy thincsto the T.evitcs 
 
 13. 11. 1 gathered and them in theii place 
 Job 1. + 8. hast thou ,v. thy heart on my servant ? 
 
 6. 4. the terrors of God .y. themselves against me 
 7 . 17 - that thou shouldst r. thine heart upon him 
 
 20. why hast thou s. me as a mark against thee? 
 
 9.19. who shall s. me a time to idead \ 
 
 19. 8. and he hath s. darkness in my paths 
 
 30. 1. have disdained to s. M'ith the dOgsof my flock 
 
 1.3. they s. forward my calamity, liave no helper 
 
 3.3. 5. s. thy words in order before me, stand up 
 34. 14. if he s. his heart upon man, if he gather 
 
 2-4. break mighty men and s. others in their stead 
 
 38. .3.3. canst thou .v. dominion thereof in earth ? 
 Esal. 2. 2. the kings of the earth .v. themselves 
 
 6. yet have 1 s. my king on my holy hill of Zion 
 3. 6. I will not be afraid if It',000 s. themselves 
 436 
 
 Psal. 4. .3. the I-ord hath s. apart him that is godly 
 
 8. 1. who hast s. thy gloiy abo\e the heavens 
 
 12. 5. 1 will s. him in safety from him that puffeth 
 
 16. 8. 1 have s. the Lord always before me 
 
 19. 4. in them hath he s. a tabernacle for the sun 
 
 21. t 6. for thou hastr. him to be blessings tor ever 
 t 12. therefore thou shalt .w him as a butt 
 .31. 8. thou hastf. my feet in a large room 
 
 40. 2. brought me up,and j. my leet upon a rock 
 48. 1 1.3. . 1 '. your heart to her bulwarks 
 
 50. 21. 1 will f. them in order before thine eyes 
 
 51. .3. they have not .f. (iod before them 
 
 .59. 11. r. me on high from such as rise against me 
 62. 10. if riches, . 5 . not your heart upon them 
 7 . 3 .18. sui ely thou didst i. them in slippery places 
 74 . 17 . thou liastj. all the borders of the earth 
 78. 7- that they might .v. their hope in God 
 
 8. a generation thatr. not their heart aright 
 t 4.3. how he had.y. his signs in Egypt 
 
 85. 13. and shall s. us in Uie way of his steps 
 
 86. 14. violent men have notr. thee before them 
 90. 8. thou hast s. our iniquities before thee 
 
 91.14. because he hath s. his love upon me, there¬ 
 fore 1 w ill deliver him and r. him on high 
 101. .3. 1 will no wicked thing before my eyes 
 104. 9. hast s. bound that they may not pass over 
 109 . 6. s. thou a wicked man over him, let .Satan 
 
 11.3. 8. that he may s. him with princes, even with 
 118. 5. Lord answereil, and s. mein a large place 
 
 I. 32. 11. fruit of the body will 1 .y. upon thy thione 
 
 140. 5. the proud have s. gins for me 
 
 141. 3. s. a watch, O Lord, before my mouth 
 l^rov. 1. 25. ye have s. at nought all my counsel 
 22.28. the land-mark which thy fathers have i'. 
 
 2.3. 5. wilt thou i. thine eyes on that w hich is not 
 
 24. t 32. then 1 saw, and s. mine heart upon it 
 
 25. t6. s. notout thy glory in presence of tlie king 
 27 . t 2.3. and s. thy heart to thy herds 
 
 29. t8. scornful men s. a city on fire 
 Eccl. 3. 11. also he hath s. the world in their heart 
 
 7 . 14. God hath s. the one against the other 
 12. 9. he sought out, and .,. in order many proverbs 
 Cant. 8. 6. s. me as a seal upon thine heart 
 Isa.T.6. let us .y. a king in midst of it, son ofTabeal 
 
 14. 1. the Lord will .y. them in their own lancl 
 
 17 . 10. and thou shalt .y. it with strange slips 
 19 . 2. 1 will r. Egyptians against Egyptians 
 
 21. 6. gos. a watchman, let him declare what 
 
 22. 7- shall s. themselves in array at the gate 
 27 . 4. who would r. briers and thorns against me 
 
 41. 19 . I will s. in the desert, the fir-tree and pine 
 
 42. 4. till he have .y. judgment in the earth 
 44. 7 . who as I , shall s. it in order for me ' 
 
 46. 7 . they carry him, and .y. him in his iilace 
 
 57 . 7 . on a high mountain hast thou i'. thy bed 
 62. 6. 1 have s. M atchmenon thy walls, y,?r. 6 .17. 
 66. 19 . and 1 Mill s. a sign among them, and send 
 
 Jer. 1. 10. see, 1 have s. thee over the nations 
 
 5. 26. lay w’ait, they s. a trap, they catch men 
 
 6. 27 . 1 have^. thee for a tower and a fortress 
 
 7 . 12. the place where 1 s. my name at the first 
 30. they j. their abominations in the house 
 
 9.1.3. have forsaken my law m hich I s. before them 
 
 21. 8. 1 s. before you the M ay of life and death 
 24. 6. for 1 will s. mine eyes on them for gc od 
 26.4. to walk in my law, which 1 s. before you 
 .34. 16. his servant, whom he had s. at liberty' 
 
 .35. 5. I .y. pots of M'ine before sons of Rechabites 
 .38. 22. Momen said, thy friends have .y. thee on 
 .39. 4 12. s. thine eyes on him, and do him no harm 
 40. t 4. come, and I will s. mine eyes upon thee 
 44. 10. nor walked in statutes which I .y. before > 011 
 
 Lam. .3. 6. hath s. me in dark places, as deatl of old 
 12. he hath s. me as a mark for the arrow 
 E.zek. 5.5. 1 have s. it in the midst of the nations 
 
 7 . 20. therefore have 1 s. it far from them 
 
 9 . 4. s. a mark on the foreheads of men that sigh 
 12. 6. for 1 have s. thee foi' a sign unto Israel 
 
 16. 18. thou hast.y. niy oil before thy images, 19. 
 
 17 . 22. 1 will take off highest branch, 1 will .y. it 
 
 19 . 8 . then nations .y. against him on every side 
 
 22. 7. in thee have they s. light by father and moth. 
 
 24. 2. king ofLabylonj. himsell against .lerusal. 
 3. s. on a pot, s. it on, and also (lour water 
 
 7 . her blood, she s. it upon the top of a rock, 8. 
 25. M’hen I take them vyhereon they s. tlieir minds 
 
 26. 20. I shall j. glory in the land of the living 
 
 27 . 10. they of Persia .y. forth thy comeliness 
 
 28. 2. tho’ thou s. thy heart as the heart of God 
 
 14. art anointed cherub, and 1 have .y. thee so 
 
 .32. 25. they s. her a bed in the midst of her slain 
 . 37 . 26. 1 will.y. my sanctuary in midst of them 
 
 39. 21. I Mill .y. my glory among the heathen 
 
 40. 4. s. thy heart upon all that 1 shall shew' thee 
 
 44.8. have s. keepers of my charge in my sanctuary 
 Dan. 6. 3. king thought to s. him over the realm 
 
 14. he S', his heart on Daniel to deliver him 
 
 9. 10. to walk in his lav s w hich he .y. befoi e us 
 
 10. 12. thou diilst y. thine heart to understand 
 lios. 2. .3. lest I s. her as in day that she was born 
 
 4. 8. and they .y. their heart on their iniquity' 
 
 6. 11. () .ludah, he hath s. an haryestfor thee 
 
 II. 8. how shall I s. thee as /eboim ? 
 
 Amos 8. 5. sabb. be gone, that we may s. forth wheat 
 
 9. 4. 1 will .y. mine eyes upon them for evil, not for 
 Ohad. 4. though thou s. thy nest among the stars 
 
 I tab. 2. 9- that he may s. his nest on high, be deliv. 
 Zrph. .3. + 19- and 1 will s. them for a praise 
 Hag. 1. -t 5. s. your heart onyour ways, saith T.ord 
 Zech. 3. 5. 1 said, let them .y. a fair mitre on his head 
 
 5. 11, it shall be s. there upon her ow n base 
 
 6.11. make c rowns, and s. them on head of .Tosh. 
 
 8. 10. 1 s. all men, everyone against his neighbour 
 ]Mat. 10. .35. I am come to r. a manat variance 
 
 25. 33. he shall s. the sheep on his right hand 
 Mark 12. 1. and s. an hedge about it, and digged 
 Luke 4. 18. to s. at liberty’ them that are bruised 
 
 10. .34. and .y. him on his own beast and brought 
 
 11. 6. friend come, 1 have nothing to s. before 
 
 2.3.11. Herod with men of war, s', him at nought 
 Johti 2. 10. every man doth s. forth good M ine 
 
 3. 33. he hath s. to his seal, that God is ti'ue 
 
 Acts 7 . 5. no not so much as to s. his foot 01 , 
 
 13. 9 . then Paul r. his eyes on him and said 
 47- 1 have s. thee to be a light to the Gentiles 
 
 18. 10. no man shall .y. on thee to hurt thee 
 liom. 3. 25. whom God s. forth to be a propitiation 
 
 14. 10. w hy dost thou s. at nought thy brother r 
 1 Cor. 4. 9 . (iod hath s. forth us the ajiostles last 
 
 6.4. s. them to judge who are least esteemed in ch. 
 12. 18. now (iod hath s. tlie inembeis in the body 
 28. God liathr. some in the church, first auc>stles 
 Eph. 1. 2'.). when he .y. liim at his ow n light liand 
 ( ol. 3. 2. s. your affect, on things atiove, not on earth 
 lleb. 2 . 7 . thou didst i. him over work ot thy liands 
 Rev. 3. 8. 1 have s. before thee an open door 
 20. 3. and he shut him u[i,and s. a seal upon him 
 S E1 up. 
 
 Gen. 28. 18. Jacob took the stone and s. it up for a 
 pillar, and poured oil on it, 22. | .31. 45. I 35. 14. 
 Exod. 4(1. 2. shalt s. up the tabernacle of the lent 
 8. thou shalt j. up the court |i 18. boards ■ 21. vai. 
 28. he s. up hanging at door of tabernacle, .33. 
 
 I. ev. 26. 1. nor shall ye s. up any image of stone 
 Num. 1. 51. the tabernacle, I^ec ites shall s. it up 
 7 . 1. that .Moses had fully s. up the tabernacle 
 10. 21. and other did .y. it up against tliey came 
 
 Lent. 27- 2. that thou shalt s. up these stones, 4. 
 Josh. 4. 9. Joshua s. tip twelve stones inJordan 
 
 6. 26. shall he s. up gates of it, 1 Kings 16. 34. 
 Judg. 18. 30. children of Dan. s. up graven image 
 
 .31. they s. them up .Micah’s graven image 
 1 •'^am. 15. 11. it repenteth me 1 have s. up Saul 
 12. behold, .''aul hath s. him up a place, and gone 
 2.1)«w. .3. 1 ( 1 . to s. up throne of David over Israel 
 
 7 . 12. 1 M'ill s. up t\\y seed after thee, which shall 
 
 1 Kings 15. 4. to s. up liis son after him and establish 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 10. they r. them up iinages and groves 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 18. s. them up an altar in thresliing-Hoor 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 14. Amaxiah s. them up to be his gods 
 33. 19 . Manas^eh s. uv groves and graven images 
 
 Ezra‘1. 68. offered freeJy to j. up (>o<Es house 
 
 4. 12. Jews have .y. up the walls thereof, 1.3. 16. 
 
 5. 11. build the house a great king of Israel, j. up 
 
 6. 11. being up, let him Ice hanged thereon 
 
 9. 9. to give us a reviving to s. up house of God 
 Keh. 3. 1. they built sheep-gate, they sanctified it, 
 
 and s. up the doors of it, .3. 6, l.J, 14, 15. I 7. 1. 
 
 6. 1. tho’ at that time 1 had not.y. uptUn doors 
 Job 5. 11. to s. up on high those that be low 
 
 16. 12. hath shaken me and .y. me up lor his mark 
 Psal. 20. 5. the name of G. we will s. up our banners 
 
 27 . 5. he shall hide me, and .y. me up upon a rock 
 69. 29- let thy salvation, O God, s. me ic/; on high 
 74 . 4. they s. up their ensigns for signs 
 
 89. 42. thou hast J. up right hand of adversaries 
 Prov. 8. 23. 1 was .y. j/infiom everlast. from begin. 
 Isa. 9. 11. T.ord shall .y. up the adversaries of Rezin 
 
 11.12. he shall s. up an ensign for (he nations 
 2.3. 13. they s. up towers thereof, raised palaces 
 45. 20. that s. up wooii of their graven image 
 
 49 . 22. behold Iwill s. up my standard to people 
 57 . 8. thou hast s. up thy remenibrance 
 
 Jer. 4. 6. s. up the standard toward Zion, retire 
 
 10. 20. there is none to s. up my curtains 
 
 11.13. have ye s. up altars to that shameful thing ? 
 2.3. 4. and I will s. up shepherds over them 
 
 .31. 21. .y. theeup way-marks, make high heaps 
 
 50. 2. s. up a standard, publish, 51. 12, 27. 
 
 51. 12. s. up the watchmen, prepare ambushes 
 Lam. 2. 17 . he hath s. up horn of thy adversaries 
 Ezek. 14.3. these men haves.wp their idols 
 
 .31. 4. the deep s. him up on high with her rivers 
 .34. 23. 1 will .y. up one shejiherd over them 
 Dan. 2. 44. God of heaven shall s. up a kingdom 
 .3. 14. nor worship the golden image 1 have s. up 
 5 . 19 . whom he would lies, up and put down 
 12. 11. abomination that maketh desolate s. up 
 Ilos. 8. 4. they have s.up kings but not by me 
 Mai. 3. 15. they that work wickedness are s. up 
 Mat. 27 . 37 . and s. up over his head this accusatioc 
 Acts 6. 13. and s. up false w itnesses, who said 
 
 15. 16. 1 w ill build again the ruins, and s. it up 
 
 .SE 1 , Passive. 
 
 Gen. 2a. 33. lliere was s. meat before him to eat 
 
 28. 11. sun was s. t| 12. a ladder w as s. upon earth 
 Exod. 25. 7- stones s. in ephod, 28. 11.1 .35. 9, 27. 
 26. 17 . two tenons s. in order against another 
 
 .32. 22. knowest peo|)le, tliey are s. on mischief 
 . 37 . .3. the rings s. I1 .39. -37. the lamps s. in order 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 30. so that his name was much s. by 
 26.24. behold,as thy life was much .y. by this day 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .30. crow ns, on Dav. head, 1 C7ir. 20.2. 
 
 1 Kings Q. 19 . a seat to be s. for the king's mother 
 14. 4. Ahijah could not see, for Ids eyes were s. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 4. the money that every man is .y. at 
 
 1 Chron. 9.22. porters appointed in their s. office 
 
 19 . 10. Joab saw the battle was s. against him 
 
 29. 2. David gave ony.\-stones and stones to ties. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 10. and 1 am .<. on the throne of Israel 
 29. .35. service of the house ofl.. was .v. in order 
 .31. 15. in their s. office to givelheir biethreii 
 
 18. in their s. office they sanctilied themselves 
 Job .36. 16. and w hat should be s. on thy table 
 Psal. 10.8. his eyes are privily s. against the poor 
 122. 5. there are s. thrones ot judgment, of David 
 141. 2. let my prayer be s. forth before thee 
 Prov. 18. + 10 ' righteous run into it, and is s. aloft 
 29 . + 25. puts trust in the Lord, shall be s. on high 
 Eccl. 8. 11. the heart is fully s. in them to do evil 
 10. 6. folly s. in great dignity ; rich sit in low place 
 Cant. 5. 12. his eyes are as the eyes of doves fitly s. 
 
 14. his hands are as gold rings s. w ith the beryl 
 
 15. his legs are s. upon sockets of line gold 
 
 7 . 2. thy belly as a heap of wheat .y. w ith lilies 
 
 J. ui. .3. 24. and instead of well s. hair, baldness 
 21.1?. I am s. in my ward whole nights 
 
 Jer. 6.23. s. iti array, as men for war, Joel 2. 5. 
 
 31. 29 . chihlren's teeth ares, on edge, Ezek. 18.2. 
 .•JO. man that eateth.his teeth shall bes. on edge 
 Ezek. 22. 10. they humbled her that was s. apart 
 Dan. 7 . 10. judgment wass. books were opened 
 Kah. .3. 1.3. the gates of thy land shall be .'. open 
 Mat. 5. 14. a city s. on a hill cannot be hid 
 
S E V 
 
 SE V 
 
 SEV 
 
 Mat.'iJ. 19. wlienhe was on judgment-seat, wife 
 iWarl- 1. .‘12. when sun did they brouglit diseased 
 *4. 21. a candle, and not to be .y. on a candlestick 
 y. 12. must suffer many things, and be f. at nouyht 
 Ln/ce 2. .“54. this child is s. for the fall and rising 
 
 7. 8. for I also am a man under authority 
 
 10. 8. eat such things as are j. before you 
 
 John 2. 6. there were s. six water-i)ots of stone 
 ^cts 4. 11. the stone at nought of you builders 
 
 19. 27 . our craft is in clanger to be s. at nought 
 
 26. 32. this man miuht have been s. at liberty 
 
 I Cor. 10. 27 . whatsoever is .y. before you eat 
 Gal. 3.1. Chr. had been evidently s. forth crucified 
 Fhil. 1 . 17 . 1 am .f. for the defence of the gospel 
 Meb. 6. 18. to lay hold on the ho))e .v. before us 
 
 8. 1. who is j'. on right hand of the throne, 12. 2. 
 
 12. 1. let ns run the race that is .v. before us 
 
 2. who for joy that was .c. before him, endured 
 
 13. 23. our brcitlier Timothy is .f. at liberty 
 Jiide 7 . the cities are s. forth for an example 
 
 II ev. 3. 21. am v. down with my bather in throne 
 
 4. 2. a throne was s. in heaven, one sat on throne 
 
 S l:'/r day. 
 
 Acts 12. 21. on a y. day, Herod arrayed in royal ap. 
 
 Hee Tach, 1'acks, Teasts. 
 
 Sl^;i' tiyne. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 21. .Sarah shall bear to thee at this s. time 
 
 21.2. at the .v. time of which (lod had spoken 
 lixod. 9 . 5. the Lord appointed a s. time, saying 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 8. according to ,f. time Sam. appointed 
 
 2 t^am. 20. 5. Amasa tarried longer than the s. time 
 Job 14. 13. that thou wouldst a|)point me a.y. time 
 Psal. 102. 13. the s. time to fav our her is come 
 
 SEI'TEH. 
 
 Acts 17 . 18. seems to be a s. forth of strange gods 
 .SEl'TEST. 
 
 Devt. 23. 20. in all thou .f. thy hand to, 28. 8 , 20. 
 Job 7 . 12. am 1 a sea, that thou s. a watch over me ? 
 13. 27 . thou s. a print on the heels of my feet 
 Psal.^X. 3. thou i. a crown of gold on his head 
 41. 12 . thoui'. me before thy face for ever 
 SETTETH. 
 
 Exod. .30. + 8. when Aaron .y. up the lamps 
 JSum. 1, 51. when the tabernacle s. forw'ard 
 
 4. 5. when camp s. forward, Aaron shall come 
 Eeut. 24. 15. he is poor, and .f. his heart upon it 
 
 27 . 10. cursed belie that s. light by his father 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 34. .f. me on high places, P.\a/. 18. 33. 
 Job 24. + 15. the adulterer 's. his face :n secret 
 
 28. 3. he .y. an end to darkness, and searcheth 
 40. f 17 . he .V. up his tail tike a cedar 
 
 Psal. 30. 4. he .y. himself in a way that is not good 
 65. 6. which by Ids strength .y. fast mountains 
 68. 6. God.y. solitary in families, he brines out 
 75 . 7 . he putteth down one, and .v. up another 
 83. 14. as the flame .v. the mountains on fire 
 107 . 41. yet .y. ppor on high from affliction 
 Isa. 44.1 19 . none .y. to his heart, nor is there know. 
 Jer. 5. 26. they lay w ait as he that .y. snares 
 43. 3. but Barucli .y. thee on against us 
 Ezeh. 14. 4. that s. up his idols in his heart, 7- 
 JJan. 2. 21. he removc'th kings and .y. up kings 
 
 4. 17 . he j. up over it the basest of men 
 Jilat. 4. 5. and .y. him on a pinnacle of the temple 
 Luke 8. 16 . but .y. it on a candlestick that they see 
 Jam. 3. 6. tongue s. on tire the course of nature 
 SEIT'IT^G. 
 
 Ezek. 43. 8. in their s. of their threshold by mine 
 Mat. 27 . 66. sealing the stone, and .y. a watch 
 Luke 4. 40. when sun was .y. they brought the sick 
 SETTJNG.S. 
 
 Exod. 28. 17. thou shalt set in it s. of stones 
 SET I LK. 
 
 Kzek. 43. 14. from the ground even to the lowers. 
 
 17 . and the shall be fourteen cubits long 
 
 20. put blood on four corners of the s. 45. 19. 
 SEl'lLIL 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 14. but I will s. him in mine house 
 Ezek. 36. 11. 1 will yon after your old estates 
 Luke 21. 14. S', it in your hearts, not to meditate 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. but God stabliali, strengthen, s. you 
 SETJT.El). 
 
 1 Kings 8. 13. built a^. place for thee to abide in 
 
 2 Kings 8.11. he s. his countenance stedfastly 
 Psal. .30. t7. thou hast.y. strength for my mountain 
 
 39. + 5. every man s. is altogether vanity 
 119. 89. for ever, O Lord, thy word is y. in heaven 
 Prov. 8. 25. before mountains w'ere s. before hills 
 Jer. 48. 11. IMoab been at ease, he hath s. on his lees 
 Zeph. 1. 12. puidsh men that are y. on their lees 
 Col. 1. 23. if ye continue in faith grounded and .y. 
 SETTLEST. 
 
 Psal. 65. 10. thou s. furrows thereof, makest soft 
 SEVEN. 
 
 Eesides the knoren signification of this u'ord, it is 
 also used in .scripture as a number of perfection. 
 Iti the sacred books, and in the religion (f the 
 Jews, a great number of events and mysterious 
 circumstances are set forth by the number, of se¬ 
 ven. God consecrated the seventh day, on which 
 he ceased from his xrorks of creation, as a day 
 of rest atid repo.se. This re.^t of the seventh day, 
 according to the apostle, intimates eternal rest, 
 Heb. 4. 4, 9. And not only the seventh day 
 is honoured among the Jews, by the rest if the 
 sabbath, but every seventh year is also conse¬ 
 crated to the rest of the earth, by the name of 
 a sabbatical year ; as also the seven times se¬ 
 venth year, or foity-nine years, is the year of Ju¬ 
 bilee. In the prophetic style, a week often stands 
 for seven years, Dan. 9. 24, 25. Jacob served 
 his father-in-law T.aban seven years for each of 
 his daughters. Pharaoh’s mysterious dream re¬ 
 presented to his imagination seven fat oxen, and 
 seven lean ones; seven pdl ears of corn, and as 
 many that -cere blasted: these stood for seven 
 years of plenty, and seven of scarcity. The 
 golden candlestick had seven branches; seven 
 trumpets, seven priests that sounded them ; seven 
 days to surround the walls of Jericho, Josh. 6. 
 4, 6, 8, 15. In the Revelation are the seven 
 churches, seven candlesticks, seven spirits, seven 
 
 stars, seven lamps, seven seals, seven angels, seven 
 vials, seven plagues, S^c. 
 
 In certain passages the Mimber seven is put for a 
 great number; Isaiah says, that seven women 
 s/umld lay hold of one man, to ask him to marry 
 them, Isa. 4. 1. Hannah the mother of .''amuel 
 says, that she who teas barren shoxtld have seven 
 children, that is, several children, 1 Sam. 2. 5. 
 (}od threatens his people, to smite them seven 
 times for their transgression, that is, several times. 
 Lev. 26. 24. The Psalmist, speaking of very 
 pure silver, says, it is purified seven times, Psal. 
 12. 6. And in Psal. 79. 12. Render unto our 
 neighbours sevenfold into their bosom. Punish 
 them .severely, and as often as they deserve it. 
 The slothful man thinks himself wiser than seven 
 men that can give a reason for their actions, 
 Prov. 26. 16. in these and many other passages, 
 the certain number seven is placed for an uncer¬ 
 tain and indefinite number. 
 
 Gen.T. t2. of every clean beast fake to thee s. 
 
 41.2. there came up .y. well-favoured kine 
 .3. s. other kine came up, 4. 18, 19, 20, 20, 27- 
 
 5. s. ears of corn came up, rank and good 
 
 6. j. thin ears, and blasted, 7, 22, 2.3,24,20, 27. 
 
 40. 25. the sons of Hilhah, all the .souls were s. 
 
 Exod. 2. 16 . the priest of IMidian had .y. daughters 
 Lev. 23.15. s. sabbaths shall be coinplete 
 25.8. shalt number .y. sabbaths of years to thee 
 Num. 2.3. 1. Balaam saiil to Balak, build me here 
 s. altars, and prepare .y. oxen and .v. rams, 29. 
 
 4. and he said, 1 hav e prepared j. altars, 14. 
 
 Dent. 7 . 1. s. nations ereater and might, than thou 
 16. 9. .y. weeks thou shalt number to thee, begin 
 28. 7 . Ld. cause enemies to fiee before thee y. ways 
 
 25. thou shalt fiee y. ways before them 
 Josh. 6. 4. y. priests bearing y. trumpets, 6, 8, 13. 
 
 18. 2. there remained of Isr. y. tribes not received 
 
 5. and they shall divi'ie it mto.y. parts, 6 . 
 
 9. described it by cities into.y. parts in a book 
 Judg.16. 7 . if they bind me with y. green withs 
 
 1.3. if thou weavest y. locks H 19. shave off y. locks 
 
 1 Sam. 2 . 5. so that the barren hath born y. 
 
 6. 1. the ark was with the Philistines y. months 
 
 10. 10. Jesse made y. of his sons to pass before Sam. 
 
 2 Sam. 21.9. the\' fell all y. togetheraud put lo death 
 
 1 Chron. .3. 24. and the sonsof Klioenai were.'. 
 
 5. 13. tlieir breth. of house, of their fathers were y. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 21. they biought .v. bullocks, y. rams 
 Ezra 7 . 14. sent of kina and of his y. counsellors 
 E.'th. 1. 10. y. chamberlains that served in presence 
 
 14. the y. princes which saw the king’s face 
 2. 9 . he gave her s. maidens meet to be given her 
 Jobb. 19 . in y. troubles no evil shall touch thee 
 Prov. 6. 16. yea y. are an abomination unto him 
 
 9. 1. wisdom hath hewn out her y. pillars 
 
 26. 25. for there are y. abominations in his heart 
 Eccl. 11.2. give a portion toy. also to eiaht 
 Isa. 4. 1. in ihat day y. women take hold of one man 
 
 11. 15. the Lord shall smite it in the y, streams 
 Jer. 15. 9. she that hath born s. languisheth 
 Ezek. 39. 12. y. months shall they be burying them 
 
 14. after the end of y. months shall tliey search 
 
 40. 22. they w'ent up unto it by y. steps, 26. 
 
 41. .3. and the breadth ofthe door f. cubits 
 Dan. 9. 25. unto the Messiah, shall be y. weeks 
 Mic. 5. 5. we shall raise against him y. shepherds 
 Zech. 3. 9. behold, upon one stone shall be y. eyes 
 
 4. 2. hisy. lamps thereon, and y. pipes toy. lamps 
 
 10. plummet in hand of Zerubbaitel with those y. 
 Mat. 15. 34. they'said,y. loaves. 36. Mark 8. 5. 
 
 . 37 . they took up y. baskets full, Mark il. 8. 
 
 16. U). nor the y. loaves among four thousand 
 22. 25. now there were with us y. brethren, and the 
 first deceased, Mark 12. 2(h I.uke 20. 29. 
 
 28. in resurrection whose wife shall she he of y. 
 RIaik 12. 22. and y. had her, 2.3. I.uke‘20. .31, .33. 
 
 16 . 9. out of whom he cast y. devils, Luke 8. 2. 
 Acts 13f 19. when he destroyed y. nations in Canaan 
 
 21. 8 . Philip w ho was one of the y. deacons 
 Pev. 1. 4. John to y. churches in Asia, grace to you 
 
 11. write, and send it to the y. churches in Asia. 
 
 12. beingturned, I saw y. golden candlesticks 
 13.in midstofy.candlesticks one like Son of man 
 20. y. stars are the angels ofthe churches, the y. 
 
 candlesticks thou sawest are they, churches 
 2 . 1 . who walketh in midst of y. golden cand lesticks 
 
 5 . 0 . ! beheld f.ambas slain, having y. horns, and 
 y. eyes, which are the y. spirits of God sent forth 
 
 8. 2. I saw the y. angels which stood before God 
 
 6. they, angels prepared themselves to sound 
 
 10.3. when he cried, y. thunders uttered voices 
 4. seal up what the s. thunders have uttered 
 
 12. 3. behold, a great dragon, having s. heads, and 
 
 y. crowns upon his heads, 1.3. 1. I 17 . 3, 7. 
 
 15. 1. I saw y. angels having they, last plagues, 6. 
 
 7 . gave to y. angels y. golden vials full of wrath 
 
 8. no man was able to enter into the temple, till 
 
 the y. plagues ot the y. angels were fulfilled 
 
 16. 1 . 1 heard a voice, saying to they, angels 
 
 17 . 1 . and there came one of the y. angels which 
 
 had they, vials, and talked with me, 21. 9. 
 
 17 . 9 .they, heads are y. mountains on which 
 
 10. there are y. kings, five are fallen, one is, other 
 
 11. the beast is of the s. and goeth into perdition 
 
 See Days, Ili NDiticu. 
 
 SI'A'EN bullocks. 
 
 Num. 2.3. 29. prepare me here y. bullocks, s. rams 
 
 29. .32. on the seventh day y. bullocks, two rams 
 
 1 Chron. 15.26. T.evites offered y. i1«//()c^y, y. rams 
 
 2 I'hron. 29. 21. they broughty. bullocks,.s. rams 
 Job 42. 8. take to you now, y. bullocks, s. rams 
 Ezek. 45. 23. prepai e a burnt offering, y. bullocks 
 
 ■SKVKN-KOLD. 
 
 Gen. 4. 15. vengeance shall be taken on him y. 
 
 24. if Gain shall be avenged .v. I.amech 70 and s. 
 Psal. 79. 12 . render y. into their bosom reproach 
 Prov. 0. .31. but if he be found he shall restorey. 
 Isa. .30. 26. and the light ofthe sun shall be y. 
 
 See I.AMiis, Lamps. 
 
 SEVEN ?nen. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 6. let s. men of his sons be delivered 
 
 Prov. 26. 16. than y. men that can render a reason 
 Jer. 52. 25. took y. men that weienear the king 
 Acts 6. 3. lookout y. m. of honest rep. full of Holy G. 
 SEV If N rams, See SEVEN bullocks. 
 
 See Skai-S. 
 
 .SK.VEN sons, 
 
 Ruth 4. 1.5. thy daughter is better than s. sons 
 Job 1. 2. and there were born unto him y. .urns 
 42. 1.3. he had also y. .wjis, ami three daughters 
 Acts 19 . 14. there were y. .sons of one Sceva a Jew 
 SIA'K.N spirits. 
 
 Mat. 12.45. then goeth he, and taketh with himself 
 y. other .spirits more wicked, Luke 11. 26. 
 Rev. 1. 4. from y. spirits before the throne of God 
 .3. 1. these sailh he that hath the y. spirits of God 
 
 4. 5. seven lamps, which are the y. spirits of God 
 
 5. 6. seven eyes, which are the y. spi'its of God 
 
 SI'.VKN stars. 
 
 Amos 5, 8. seek him that maketh the stars 
 Rev. 1. 16. had in his right hand s. stars, 2.1. 1 3, 1. 
 20. mystery of y. stars, thou sawest in my right 
 hand ; y. stars are the angels of the y. churches 
 SEVEN and thirty, S'eeTHliiTY. 
 
 See I II OPS AND. 
 
 SEVEN times. 
 
 Gen. .33 3. .Tacob bowed before Esau y. times 
 Lev. 4. 6. priest shall sprinkle of the blood s. times 
 17. I 8. 11.1 1 t. 7 . I 16. 11, 19. Num. 19. 4. 
 14. 16. shall sprinkle oil with his fingers s. times, 27. 
 51. dip in blood, and sprinkle the house s. times 
 
 25. 8. thou shalt number .'. times seven years 
 
 26. 18. I w ill punish ^ 011 y. times more, 21, 24,28. 
 Josh. 6. 4. he si.all compass the city y. times, 15. 
 
 1 A'?«gy 18. 43. said to his servant, go again, y. tfwcy 
 
 2 KingsA. .35. child neesed y. t?wcy, and opened eyes 
 5. 10. I'.lisha sent, go wash in Iordan s. times, 14. 
 Psal. 12. 6. words are as silver purified y. times 
 
 119 . 164. y. times a day do 1 praise thee, because 
 Prov. 24. 16. a just man falleth y. times, and riseth 
 Dan.'.i. 19 . heat the furnace one s. ti'wey more than 
 4. 16 . lety. times jiass ov er him, 23, 25, .32. 
 
 Mat. 18. 21. ho.v oi't shall I forgive t till y. times 
 
 22. 1 say not, till y. times, but until 79 times s. 
 Luke 17 . 4. if thy brother trespass agst. thee s. times 
 a day, and s. times a day turn again to thee 
 SEV I'.N and twenty. See I WliNTY. 
 SEVEN YEARS. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 18. T will serve thee s. years for Rachel 
 
 20. served y. years 1| 27. serve y. other years, .30. 
 
 41. 26. the seven good kine are y. years, and the 
 
 se\'en good ears are.v. years, the dream is one 
 
 27 . seven thin and ill favoured kine are y. years 
 seven empty ears shall be y. years of famine 
 29. there come y. years of plenty, .34, 47, 48. 
 
 .30. there shall arise y. years of famine, .36. 54. 
 
 5.3. the y. years of plenteousness were ended 
 Lev. 25. 8. thou shalt number seven times y. years' 
 Num. 1.3.22. Hebron was built s. years before Xoari 
 Dent. 15. 1. at end of every y, j/effry a release, .31.10. 
 Judg.6. 1. I.orrl delivered Israel to Midiany. j/ea/y 
 
 25. take the second bullock of y. years old 
 12.9. Ibzan ot Bethlehem judged Israel y. j/eary 
 2 Ham. 2. 11. David w as king in Hebron y. years 
 six months, 5. 5. 1 Kings' 2 .. 11. 1 Chron.'29.‘27 . 
 
 24. 1.3. shall y. years tfi famine come to thee.' 
 
 1 Kings 6. .38. Sol. was s. years in building temple 
 
 2 Kingsib. 1. famine shall come upon landy.yca/y 
 
 2. she sojourned with the Philistinesy. years 
 
 11. 21. Athaliah vras slain, and s. years old was 
 Jehoash when he began to reign, 2 Chron. 24. 1. 
 Jer. 34.14. at end of y. years let ye go every man 
 Ezek. . 39 . 9 . shall burn weapons with fire y. years 
 Luke 2. 36. Anna lived with an husband y. years 
 S EV EN S. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 2. of every clean beast shalt thou take by y. 
 
 3. of tbwls ofthe air by y. the male and female 
 
 .SEVEN I'EEN. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 2. Jos. being y. yearsold was feeding flock 
 47 . 28. Jacob li\ ed in the land of Egypt y. years 
 
 1 Kings 14. 21. Rehoboam reigned s. years in Jerus. 
 
 2 Kings\?s. 1. Jehoahaz son of Jehu reigned y. years 
 Jer. .32. 9 . Jerem. bought field, weighed s. shekels 
 
 SEVEN I EEN'BH. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 11. on s. day the fountains were broken up 
 8. 4. ark rested 011 the y. day in seventh month 
 
 1 Kings 22. 51. Ahaziali began to reign the s. year 
 
 2 Kings 16. 1. in y. year of Pekah son of Remaliah 
 1 Chron. 24. 15. the y, lot came to llezir 
 
 25. 24. the y. lot came to .loshbekashah 
 
 SEVENTH. 
 
 Exod. 21.2. in y. he shall go out free for nothing 
 .31. 15. but in the y. is the sabbath of rest to Lord 
 I.ev. 2.3. 16 . unto the morrow after the y. sabbath 
 Josh. 6. 16. at the s. time when the priests blew 
 
 19 . 40. and y. lot came out for the tribe of Dan 
 1 Kings 18. 44. at the y. time there arose a cloud 
 1 Chron.2. 15. David was they, son of Jesse 
 24. 10. the y. lot came forth to llakkoz_ 
 
 26. 3. Elioenai the y. son of Meshelemiah 
 .5. Issachar was the y. son of Obed-edom 
 
 27 . 10. the y. caiitain for the y. month was Helez 
 Mat. 22. 26. second also, and the third, to the y. 
 John 4. 52. esterday at y. hour the fever left him 
 Jude 14. 1 iioch the .1. from Adam prophesieil 
 Lev. 8. 1. and when he had openeit the y. seal 
 
 10. 7 . in the da.\ s of the voice of the s. angel 
 
 11. 15. they, angel sounded, there were voices 
 16. 17 . y. angel poured out his vial into the air 
 
 21. 20. they, foundation was a chrysolite 
 
 See Day. 
 
 SFA'ENTH month. 
 
 Gen. 8. 4. ark rested in y. month on the m.ountains 
 Lev. 16. 29. in m. afflict your souls, 2.3. 27.1 25. 9. 
 
 2.3. 24. in the s. /wewr//shall ye have a sabbath 
 'Sum. 29. 1. in y. month an holy convocatic.n, 12. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 2. Israel assembled at feast ofthe y. m. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 25. in y. m. Ishmael killed Gcdaliah, 
 
 the Jews and Chaldees with him, Jer. 41. 1. 
 2 Chr. 7 . 10. in y. month Solomon sent them away 
 .31. 7 . they finished the heaps in the y. month 
 Ezra 3. 1 . when y. month was come, and the children 
 of Israel were in the cities, Neh. 7 . 73 , 
 
 'W7 
 
SH A 
 
 SH A 
 
 SH A 
 
 Ezra 3. f). from first day of,?, w. befran they to offer 
 iVeA. 8. i. on tlie first day oftlie month Kara read 
 
 14. ill feasts of j-. month Isr.sliall dwell in booths 
 Jer. 28. If. so llananiab died in the s. month 
 Ezelc. 45. 25. in the s. month shall he do the like 
 llay. 2. 1. in thei'. month the word came to llaffgai 
 Zech.'l. 5. when ye mourned in fifth ami month 
 
 8. IQ. the fast of the .?. month shall be to Judah joy 
 
 .SKVK.N'l 11 
 
 T-xod. 23. 11. but the .?. year thou shalt let it rest 
 L,ev. 25. 4. in tUes.year shall be a sabbath of rest 
 
 20. if ye say, what shall we eat in the 
 Eeut. 15. y. saying, the .?. year, y'car of release, is 
 at hand, tliine eye be evil ayainst thy brothei' 
 12. in the s. year thou shalt let him go free 
 2 KiJigs 11. 4. in the s.year .lehoiada sent and set 
 the rulers with the captains, 2 i'hron. 23. 1. 
 12. 1. in s. year of .lehu Jehoash began to reign 
 18. y. in .?. year of Hoshea king of Assyria came 
 
 E, zra~i. 7. went to Jerus. in i'. yearof Ariaxerxes, 8. 
 Eleh. 10. 31. leave i. 2 /ear exaction of every tlebt 
 Esth. 2. 10. Esther was taken to king in .?. year 
 Jer. 52. 28. people carried away caidive in s. year 
 
 F. zek. 20. 1. in the.?, year elders came to inquire 
 
 SEVENTY. 
 
 Gen. 4.24. if Cain, truly Eamech .?. and seven fold 
 5.12. and Cainan lived s. yeais, and begat 
 11.126. Terah lived .?. years, and begat Abram 
 12.'4. Abram wasf. five years old, when he depart. 
 Exod. 1. 5. of the loins of .lacob were souls 
 
 24.1. come up, thou, and .?. elders of Israel, 9. 
 
 38. 2y. the brass of the ofl'ering was f. talents 
 'Num. 7. 13. his offering was one silver bowl of.?, 
 shekels, 19, 25, 31, .37,43. 49, 55, Ol, 07,73, 79. 
 85. each bowl weighing ig shekels ot silver 
 11. 10. gather unto me ,?. men of the elders, 24. 
 
 25. heV'lve of the spirit unto the s. elders 
 Judy. 9. 50. wickedness, in slaying his .?. brethren 
 2 Kings 10. 1. Ahal) had s. sons in Samaria, 0. 
 
 7. they took king’s sons, and slew .?. persons 
 JEzra 2. 40. children of Ilodaviah .?. four, A’c//.7. 43. 
 8 . 7 . of sons of Elam, with Jeshaiah j. males 
 14. oftlie sons of Zabbud, with them .?. males 
 Psal. 90. t 10. as for our days, they are s. years 
 Jsa. 23. 15. that Tyre shall be forgotten.?, years 
 
 17 . after end of s’. years, the Lord will visit Tyre 
 Jer. 25. 11. shall serve the king of Babylon years 
 12 . when years are accomplished, 29. 10 . 
 
 Ezek. 8.11. there stood before them .?. men 
 E)an. 9. 2. accomplish .?. years in desolat. of Jerus. 
 
 24. S’, weeks are determined upon thv people 
 Zech. 7 . 5. even those s. years did ye fast to me 
 Irlat. 18. 22 . not till seven times,'but until s. times 
 Enke 10. 1 . Lord appointed other s. also, and sent 
 17 . the s. returned again M ith joy, saying. Lord 
 SEVER. 
 
 Exod. 8. 22. T will s. in that day the land of Goshen 
 
 9 . 4. Ld. shall .?. between cattle of Israel and Egy. 
 Ezek. 39 . 14. shall.?. out men of continual employ 
 Mat. 13. 49 . and s. the wicked from among the just 
 
 SEVER Ell. 
 
 Lev. 20. 20. 1 have .?. you from other people 
 JJetit. 4. 41. Moses .?. three cities on this side Jordan 
 Judy. 4. 11. Heber had .?. himself from Kenites 
 SEVERAL. 
 
 Ekurn. 28. 13. and a s. tenth deal of flour mingled 
 with oil fora meat ofl'ering, 21, 29. 1 29. 10, 15. 
 2 Kings 15. 5. Azariah was leper to the day of his 
 death, and dwelt in a s. house, 2 Chron. 26. 21. 
 2 Chr. 11. 12. in every .?. city put shields and spears 
 
 28. 25. in every s. city of Judah made high jdaces 
 31. 19 . also of the sons of Aaron in every .?. city 
 Mat. 25. 15. every man according to 1 iss. ability 
 liev. 21. 21. every s. gate was of one pearl, street 
 SEVERALLY. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 11. dividing to every manj. as he will 
 SEVERITY. 
 
 Eom. 11. 22. behold therefore the goodness and s. 
 of God, on them who fell s-. but to thee goodness 
 SEW. 
 
 EccL 3. 7- a time to rend, and a time to s. a time 
 Ezek. 13. 18. woe to womens, pillows toarm holes 
 SEWED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 7- they s. fig-leaves together, made aprons 
 Ezra 4.+ 12. they s. together the foundations 
 Jui) 16 . 15.1 have s. sackcloth upon my skin 
 SEWEST. 
 
 Job 14.17- in a bag. and thou^. up mine iniquity 
 SEWETII. 
 
 Mark 2.21. no man s. piece of new cloth on an old 
 SHADE. 
 
 Ps. 121.5. the Lord is tliy s. upon thy right hand 
 . SHADOW 
 
 Is the representation rohich any thing makes 0 / it- 
 .self, being interposed betrceen the swi or a light, 
 ayid any solid body, Isa. .38. 8. Acts 5. 15. /Jl.so a 
 ■place shelteredfrotn the sun, Job7. 2. /\s a servant 
 desiretii the shadow. The Into is called a shadoro 
 of good things to come, Heb. 10. 1. that is, the Mo- 
 salcal economy teas only a dark obscure represent¬ 
 ation of Christ, u'ho was the substaiice of the legal 
 types and shadaxes. Some are of opinion that the 
 apostle here alhides to the cx/stotn of Painters, tcho 
 first make a rxide draught, and from it draxo a per¬ 
 fect and lively picture ; then the sense of the xcords 
 is this. The old covenant did coxitain only dark re¬ 
 semblances and types of heax:enly things, no lively 
 representations ,of them ; this being reserved xinto 
 the time of the go.spel, xuherein Christ and all 
 spiritxial blessmgs in him are clearly and plainly 
 manifested. Others think that the apostle alludes to 
 the sliadow of a body, and xnakes this the seme ; 
 That the old covexiant had only types, wherein 
 Christ and heavenly things throxtgh him xcere 
 darkly represented, not the substance and trxiih of 
 the things themselves. 
 
 Jl Shadow being made by the sun, folloxos its mo¬ 
 tions, and is in perpetual variation, xmtil at last 
 it quite vanish and disappear ; in this seme the 
 life of man is cotnpared to a shadow, 1 Chr. 29- 15. 
 Our days on earth are as a shadow, and there 
 is none abiding. Job says, 17 . 7- All iny mem¬ 
 
 438 
 
 bers are as a shadow : that is, T am shrunk to 
 nothing, and become a tnere anatoxny or ghost. 
 
 The shadow of death. Job .says. Let the shadow 
 of death stain the day wherein 1 was born. 
 Job 3. .3. that is, sxteh a dismal darkness as ts 
 in the place of the dead ; or, so gross and pal¬ 
 pable darkness, that by its horrors and daaips 
 may take away men's .spirits and lives. 1 he 
 morning is to munlerers and adulterers as the 
 shadow of death ; that is, terrible and hateful, 
 because it both discovers them and their wor/cc 
 of darkness, and hinders their 2 >ractices. .lob 
 
 21 . 17 . 't he valley of the shadow of death ; 
 that is, the depth of the most terrible and af¬ 
 frighting dangers, Psal. 2.3. 4. 
 
 Gen. 19. 8. they came under the s. of my roof 
 Judy. 9.15. then come and put your tiust in my s. 
 
 36. thou seest the .?. of the mountains as if men 
 2 Kings HO. 9. shall the s. go forward ten degrees ? 
 
 10. it is a light thing for the .?. to go down ten 
 
 11. and he t)rought tlie .?. ten degrees backward 
 1 Chron. 29. 15. ourdayson earth are asa.i. JobH. 9. 
 Job 7 . 2. as a servant earnestly desircth the.?. 
 
 14. 2. he lleeth also as a .?. and continueth not 
 17- 7- and all my members are as a .? 
 
 -10.22. the shady trees cover him \yith thc?r .?, 
 Psal. 17 . 8. hide me under the s. of thy wings 
 .36.7. put their trust under the s. of thy wings, 57.1. 
 6 . 3 . 7 . in the .?. of thy wings will 1 rejoice 
 80. 10. the hills were covered with the .?. of it 
 
 91.1. shall abide under the 6'.of the Almighty 
 102.11. my days are like a that declineth 
 109. 23. 1 am gone like a .?. when it declineth 
 144. 4. man is vanity, his days are as .?. Eccl. 8.13. 
 
 Eccl. 6.12. his vain life which he spendeth as a s. 
 Cant. 2. 3. 1 sat under his s. wdth great deligdit 
 I.sa. 4.6. a tabernacle for a,?. in day-time from heat 
 16. .3. make thy s. as the night in the noon day 
 
 25.4. O Lord, thou hast been a j’. from the heat 
 
 5. bring down the heat with s. of a cloud 
 
 30. 2. to strengthen, and trust in the .?. of Egypt 
 .3. and the trust in .?. of Egypt your confusion 
 
 .32. 2. as the s. of a great rock in a weary land 
 .31.15. ow'l la}'and hatch, and gather under her j. 
 .38. il. 1 will bring again the f. of the decrees 
 
 49 . 2 . in .?. of his liand hath he hid me, 51. 16. 
 
 Jer. 48. 45. they stood under the s. of I leshbon 
 Earn. A. HO. we said, under his we shall live 
 Ezek. 17 . 23. in the .?. thereof shall they dw ell 
 
 31. 6. and under his v. dwelt all great nations 
 
 12. all the people are gone down from his .?. 
 
 17 . that dwelt under his s. in midst of heathen 
 
 Dan. 4. 12. the beasts of the field had s. under it 
 Ilos. 4.13. under elms, because .?. thereof is good 
 
 14. 7- they that dwell under his s. shall return 
 Jonah 4. 5. made a booth, and sat under it in s. 
 
 6. over .lonah, that it might be f. over his head 
 Mark 4. .32. that fowls may lodge under the.?. of it 
 Acts 5. 15. that j. of Peter might overshadow' some 
 Col. 2. 17 . which are a .?. of things to come, but 
 lleb. 8. 5. w'ho serve unto the of heavenly things 
 
 10.1. the law having a .?. of good things to come 
 Jam. 1. 17 . w'ith whom is no .?. of turning 
 
 See Dj;ath. 
 
 SHADOWS. 
 
 Cant. 2. 17 . till the day break, and .?. flee away, 4. 6. 
 Jer. 6. 4. tor s. of the e' ening are sti etclied out 
 SHADOWllSG. 
 
 Isa. 18.1. w'oe to the land s. with wings, which is 
 Ezek. 31.3. Assyrian was a cedar with a ,?. shroud 
 Heb. 9. 5. over cherubims of glory i. the mere v-seat 
 SHADY. 
 
 Job 40. 21. he lieth under the .?. trees in the covert 
 
 22. the s. trees cover him with tlieir shadow 
 
 SHAFT. 
 
 Exod. 25. 31. his and branches, his bowls and 
 flow’ers, shall be of the same, 37. 17- Num.8. 4. 
 Isa. 49 . 2. and he hath made me a polished j. 
 SHAKE. 
 
 Exod. 29 . +24. s. them to and fro for wave offering 
 .Tudy. 16. 20. Samson said, 1. will go out and s. mys. 
 JSleh. 5. 13. also 1 shook my lap, and said, so God s. 
 Job 4. 14. fear came, which made mj' bones to,?. 
 
 15. .33. he shall s. off his unripe grape as the vine 
 
 16 . 4 . I could heap up words, and i. my head atyou 
 Psal. 22. 7 . the}’ shoot out the lip, they .?. head 
 
 46. .3. tho’ the mountains s. with swelling thereof 
 
 68. + 9 . thou didst.?. out a plentiful rain 
 
 69 . 2.3. and make their loins continually to .?. 
 
 72 .16. the fruit thereof shall .?. like T.ebanon 
 Isa. 2. 19. when he ariseth to f. the earth, 21. 
 
 10. 15. as if the rod should i’. itself against them 
 .32. he shall .?. his hand against the mount 
 
 11. 15. the Loi'd shall f. his hand over the river 
 
 13.2. exalt the voice unto them, 4 ’. the hand 
 J.3. 1 will,?. heavens, Joel .3. 16. Hag. 2. 6 , 21. 
 
 24. 18. the foundations of the earth do .?. 
 
 .33.9. Bashan and Carmel s. off their fruits 
 52. 2. s. thyself from the dust, O Jerusalem 
 Jer. 2,3. 9- mine heart is broken, all my lames s. 
 Ezek. 26. 10 . thy walls shall.?. at noise of horsemen 
 15. shall not the isles .?. at the sound of thy fall ? 
 27 . 28 . the suburbs shall.?. at the sound of the cry 
 
 31.16. 1 made nations ,?. at the sound of his fall 
 38.20. all men of the earth shall i. at my presence 
 Dan. 4. 14..?. oft his leaves, and scatter his fruit 
 Amos9. 1. smite the lintel, that the posts may j. 
 Hag.H.I. 1 will .?, all nations, desire of all nations 
 Zech. H. 9. behold, I will ,?. my hand on them 
 Mat. 10.14. when ye depart out of that house, or city, 
 
 4’. off the dust of your feet, JMarkO. \\. Euke9.0. 
 28. 4. and for fear of him the keepers did ,?. 
 f.vkeO.AW. stream beat that house, and could not s. it 
 Heb. 12. 26. once more 1 .?. not tlie earth only 
 SHARED. 
 
 Psal. 109 . 25. they’ looked on me, they s. their heads 
 SHAKER. 
 
 Lev. 26. .36. the sound of a 4. leaf shall chase them 
 
 1 Kings 14.15. shall smite Isr. as a reed is.?. in water 
 
 2 Kings 19. 21. hath despised thee, the (.laughter of 
 
 .lerusalem hath ,?. her head at thee, Isa. 37. 22. 
 Nek. 5 13. even thus be he s. out and emptied 
 
 Job 16. 12. taken me by my neck, s. me to pieces 
 .38. 13. that the w icked might be 4 . out of it 
 Psal. 18. 7 . the foundations of the hills were s. 
 Nall. 2. 3. and the fir trees shall be terri.My . 1 . 
 
 .3. 12. if 4 . they fall into the mouth of the eater 
 Mat. 11. 7. a reed 4 . wilh the wind, Luke 7- 24. 
 
 24. 29 . stars shall fall from heaven, and powers 01 
 
 heaven shall be 4 . Mark 13. 25. Luke 21. 26. 
 Luke 6. .38. give good measure, pressed. ’.?. together 
 Acts 4. .31. when tliey had prayed, tiie place was 4 . 
 
 16. 26. so that the foundations of the prison were s, 
 2 Thess. 2. 2. ye be not soon 4 . in mind, or troubleci 
 Heb. 12. 27 . removing of those things that are s. that 
 those things which cannot be .(. may remain 
 Lev. 6. 1.3. as a fig tree when s. of a mighty w ind 
 ■SHAKEI H. 
 
 Job 9 . 6. w hich 4 . the earth out of her place 
 l^sal. 29. 8. the voice of the Lord .?. the wilderness 
 
 68. 2. heal the breaches thereof, for it is .?. 
 
 Isa. It). 1.5. shall saw inamiify against liim tliat.?. it.’ 
 19. 16 . the hand of the Dad w hicb he .?. over it 
 33. 15. he that 4 . his hand from liolding of bribes 
 .SHAKIRG. 
 
 Job 41. 29 . he laugheth at the 4 . of a spear 
 Psal. 44. 14. the .s. of tlie head among the people 
 Isa. 17 . 6. as the .?. of an olive tree, 24. 13. 
 
 19. 16 . shall fear, because of the .?. of the hand 
 30. .32. and in battles of 4 . shall he fight with it 
 E.zek. 37 . 7 . Iiehold a s. and bones came togethei' 
 38.19. in that day there shall be a great 4 . in Israel 
 ..SHA.MBLES. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 25. whatsoever is sold in the 4 . that eat 
 .SHAME 
 
 Is taken, (1) Tor that affection which ariseth by 
 reason of some civil dishonesty or filthiness, and 
 appears in the countenance by blushing. C+en. 
 2. 25. They were naked, and were not ashamed. 
 There was xieither deformity in their bodies, nor 
 guilt in their souls, the cause of shame. (2) 
 Eor trouble and perturbation of mind and con¬ 
 science, being grieved and cast down at the re¬ 
 membrance of sin against God; Rom. 6. 21. 
 M hat fruit had ye in those things whereof ye 
 are now ashamed ' And in 1 ,zra 9- 6. I am 
 ashamed and blush to lift up my face to thee, 
 my God, for our iniquities are increased over 
 our head. This is shame of conscience, which in 
 xcicked men is an evil affection, and part of the 
 torment of heV; but in the godly it is a goad 
 affection, a sign and fruit of their repentance. 
 Jer. 31. 19 . Ephraim smote upon Ids thigh, and 
 was ashamed. (3) ior a shameful idol, xchich 
 xvould bring the worshippers of it to shame a 
 last. Hos. 9. 10. 1 hey went to Baal-peor, jane 
 separated themselves unto that shame. (4) Eor 
 scorn, derision, and contempt. F.zek. 36. 6. Ye 
 have borne the shame oftlie heathen. 
 
 To uncover the shame, or nakedne.xs, of a person, 
 are synonymous terms. Isaiah threatens the 
 Egyptians, that they should be led away captive 
 stark naked, without any thing to cover their 
 shame or their nakedness, Isa. 20. 4. And the 
 same prophet says. Thy nak(-dness shall be un¬ 
 covered, yea, thy shame shall be seen, Isa. 47 . .3. 
 It is said, Prov. .3. .35. Shame shall be the pro¬ 
 motion of fools ; Their promotion shall he their 
 oxen shame, and the disgrace of tho.xe that pronwte 
 them. And in Prov. 9 . 7 . He that reproveth a 
 scoi ncr, getteth to himself shame : He loseth his 
 labour, and shall only get discredit by it. The 
 apostle says, Rom. 5. 5. Hope maketh not 
 ashamed. Huch hope, xchich is the fiuit of faith, 
 patience, and experience, shall not be disappoint 
 cd, but shall certainly obtain the good things 
 hoped for, and so bring matter of rejoicing, and 
 not of shame. 
 
 Exod. 32. 25. Aaron made them naked unto their4. 
 .fudg. 18. 7- w as none to put them to s. in any thing 
 
 1 Earn. 20: 34. because his fattier had done him 4 . 
 
 2 Earn. 13. 1.3. whilher shall I cause my .?. to go I 
 2 ('hron. .32. 21. returned with .?. of face to his land 
 Job 8. 22. that hate thee shall be clothed with 4 . 
 Psal. 4. 2. how long will ye turn my glory into s.? 
 .35. 4. put them to 4 . that seek after my soul 
 
 26. let them be clothed with .?. and dishonour 
 40. 14. let them he put to.?, wish me evil, 8.3. 17 . 
 
 15. let them be desolate for a reward of their 4 . 
 44. 7 . thou hast put them to .?. that hated us, 53. 5. 
 
 9. tint thou hast cast off and put us to 4 . 
 
 15. the 4 . of my face hath covered me, 69. 7- 
 
 69 . 19 . thou hast known my reproach and .?. 
 
 70 . 3. let them be turned back for reward of tlieir 4 . 
 
 71 . 24. let them be brought unto 4 . that seek hurt 
 
 8.3. 16. fill their faces with .?. O l.ord 
 89. 45. thou hast covered him with .?. 
 
 109 . 29. let mine adversaries be clothed with .?. 
 
 1 19 . 31. stuck to thy festimon. G L. put not to 4 . 
 
 I. 32. 18. his enemies will I clothe with 4. 
 
 Prov. .35. but ?. shall be the promotion of fools 
 
 9 . 7 . he that reproveth a scorner, getteth .?. 
 
 10. 5. that sleeps in harvest, is a son that causetli 4 . 
 
 II. 2. when pride conieth, then cometh 4 . 
 
 12. 16. but a prudent man covereth .?. 
 
 13. 5. a wicked man is loathsome and cometh to 4. 
 
 18. .?. shall be to him that refuseth instruction 
 
 14. .35. but his wrath is against him that causetli 4 . 
 17- 2. shall have rule over a son that causetli .?. 
 
 18.1.3. answ ereth before he hearelh, it is .>. to him 
 
 19 . 26. that chaseth his mother, is a son causetli 4 
 
 25. 8. when thy neighbour hath put thee to 4 . 
 
 10. lest he that hearefh it put thee to .?. 
 
 29 . 15. child left to himself brings his mother to.?. 
 
 7.?fl. 20. 4. their buttocks uncovered, to ,?. of Egypt 
 22. 18. chariots shall be the s. of thv lord's house 
 
 30. .3. the strength of Pharaoh shall be your .?. 5. 
 47 . .3. be uncovered, yea, thy 4 . shall be seen 
 50. 6. 1 hid not my face from .?. and spitting 
 
 54. 4. fear not, thou shalt not be put to .?. nor con¬ 
 founded, for thou shalt forget 4 . of thy youth 
 61 . 7 . fhr your 4 . you shall have double 
 Jer. 3. 24. s. devouVed the labour of our fathers 
 25. we lie down in 4 . and our confusion covers us 
 
SH A 
 
 SHE 
 
 SHE 
 
 Jer. 13. C6. I will discover, that thyj. may appear 
 
 20. 18. tliatmy days may be consumed with n. 
 
 2.3. 40. and a perpetual s. not be forgotten 
 46. 12. the nations have heard of tiiy s. t!iy cry 
 48.39. how hath Moab turned back with j-. 
 
 51. 51. s. hath covered our faces, for strangers 
 Ezek. 7.18. s. shall be on all faces, and baldness 
 16. 52. bear thine own s. for thy sins, .54. 
 
 63. never open thy moudi because of thy s. 
 
 32. 24. yet have they born their s. with them. 2,5. 
 
 30. bear their s. with them tliat go down to pit 
 .34.29. nor bear the s-. of the heathen any more 
 36. 6. becau-e ye have borne the of the heathen 
 7. the heathen, they shall hear their .<■. 44. 13. 
 
 15. nor cause to hear in thee f. of the heathen 
 39. 26. after that they liave hi rne their j. 
 
 J.)an. 12. 2. manv of them shall aw’ake, some to s. 
 Idas. 4. 7. therefore I will change their glory into j. 
 
 18. her rulei's with .f. do love, give ye 
 
 9.10. they separated themselves unto that j. 
 
 It). 6. Ephraim sliall receive .v. Israel be ashamed 
 •Obad. 10. for thy violence .v. shall cover thee 
 
 1.11. pass ye away, having thy naked 
 2. 6. shall not prophesy, they sliall not take s. 
 
 7. 10. .'’.shall cover her which said, where is Lord ? 
 Nab. 3. 5.1 will shew the kingdoms thy .t. 
 
 Jlab. 2. 10. thou hast consulted s. to thy house 
 
 16. thou art filled with s’, for glory, drink thou 
 .Zep/i. 3.5. but the unjust knoweth no .c. 
 
 19. get praise, where they have been put to j. 
 Luke 14. 9. thou begin with s. to take lowest room 
 Acts 5. 41. they were counted w'orthy to suffe.- s’. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 5. 1 speak to your j. 15. 34. 
 
 11.6. if it be a j. for a woman to be shorn 
 14. if a man have long hair, it is a s. unto him 
 14. .35. it is a s. for a woman to speak in church 
 ■2 Cor. 4. 1 2. but renounced the hidden things of s. 
 Eph. 5. 12. a s. to speak of things done of them 
 Phil. 3.19. whose glory is in their s. who mind 
 lleh. 6. 6. crucify afresh, and put him to an open s. 
 
 12. 2. he endured the cross, despising the s. 
 
 Jude 13. raging waves, foaming out their owui s. 
 Rev. 3. 18. that s. of thv nakedness do not apjiear 
 16. 15. lest he walk nalced, and they see his s. 
 SHAME. 
 
 Rxith 2.+ 15. let her glean among sheaves, s.h.er not 
 1 Cor. 4. 14. 1 write not these things to s. you 
 
 11. 22. despise ye church of God, and s. them ? 
 SHAMED. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. + 7. thy shepherds with us, we s. them not 
 t 15. men were good unto us, and we were not s. 
 
 2 Sam. 19.5. thou hast^. the faces of all thy servants 
 Psal. 14. 6. you have s. the counsels of the poor 
 
 SHAMETH. 
 
 Prov. 28.7. companion of riotous men s. his father 
 SHAM f.FACEDN ESS. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 9. that women adorn themselves with s. 
 SHAMEFUL. 
 
 Jer. 11. 1.3. ye h-ave set up altars to that s. thing 
 Hah. 2. 16. and s. snueing be on thy glory 
 SHAM LFULLT. 
 
 Plos. 2. 5. sVic that conceived them, hath done s. 
 
 Mark 12. 4. sent him aw'ay .?. handled, Ltike 20.11. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 2. and were.?, entreated, as ye know 
 SHAMELESSLY. 
 
 •£ Sam. 6. 20. as one of vain fellows s. uncovereth 
 SHAPF. 
 
 T.vke^. 22. descended in bodily s. like dove on him 
 John 5. 37. not heard his voice, nor seen his s. 
 SHAPEN. 
 
 Psal. 51. 5. behold, 1 was.r. in iniquity, and in sin 
 SHAPES. 
 
 9.7. the s. of the locusts -were like horse' 
 SHAPF. 
 
 iSam. 13.20. went down to sharpen every* man his s. 
 SIIAPP. 
 
 P,xod. 4.25. Zipporah took a s. stone and cut off 
 Josh. 5.2. make thee s. knives, and circumcise again 
 3. .Toshua madef. knives and circumcised Israel 
 I Sam. 14.4. between the passages there -was.?, rock 
 Job 41. 30. s. stones are under him, he spreadeth 
 s. pointed things upon the mire 
 Psal. 45. 5. arrows s. in the heart of king’s enemies 
 52.2. thy tongue like af. razor working deceitfully 
 57. 4. whose teeth are spears, their tongue s. sword 
 120. 4. s. arrows of mighty' with coals of juniper 
 Prov. 5. 4. but her end is s. as a two-edged sword 
 25.18. a man that hears false witness is^. arrow 
 Isa. 5.28. they shall come, whose -irrows are s. 
 
 41. 15. 1 will make thee a^. threshing instrument 
 49. 2. he hath made my mouth like a s. sword 
 Ezek. 5.1. take thee a s. knife and cause it to pass 
 Acts 15. 39. the contention was so s. between Paul 
 Rev. 1. 16. out of his mouth went a s. two-edged 
 sword, his countenance was as the sun, 19. 15. 
 2. 12. these things saith he that hath the s. sword 
 14.14. Son of man in his hand a s. sickle, 17. 
 
 18. the angel cried to him that had thej. sickle 
 SHARPF.^. 
 
 Devt. 6. -t 7- thou shall s. them to thy children 
 1 Sam. 13. 20. went down to .9. every man his share 
 
 21.yet they had a file for axes, and to^. goads 
 SHARPEFi ED. 
 
 Psal. 140. 3. they s. their tongues like a serpent 
 Ezek. 21. 9. a sword is s. and furbished, 10, 11. 
 SHAllPEFiETH. 
 
 Job 16. 9. mine enemy s. his eyes upon me 
 Prov. 27 . 17- iron s. iron, so a man s. his friend 
 'SPIARPER. 
 
 Mic. 7- 4. the most upright is.f. than athorn hedge 
 Eleb. 4.12. the.woni of God is f. than any sword 
 SHARPLY. 
 
 Judg. 8. 1. and they did chide with Gideon s. 
 
 Tit. 1. 13. rebuke them s. that they may' be sound 
 
 sharpf;e.s.s; 
 
 £ Cor. 13. 10. lest being present 1 should use s. 
 SHAVF. 
 
 I^v. 13. .33.shall beshaven, butscall shall he not s. 
 14. 8. the unclean person shall s.off his hair, 9. 
 Cl. 5. nor shall they s. the corner of their heard 
 .Num. 6. 9 . then he shall s. his head in the day of 
 his cleansing, on the seventh day shall he s. it 
 
 Kum. 6.18. Naz< rite shall i. head of his separation 
 8. 7 . let them j. t leir flesh, and wash tlieir clothes 
 dJeut. 21.12.captive shalU. her head, pare hernails 
 Judg. 16. 19 . she caused him to s. off seven locks 
 ]sa. 7 . 20. Lore! hall s. with a razor that is hired 
 Ezek. 44. 20. neither shall they s. their heads 
 Acts 21. 24. be at charges, that they s. their heads 
 SHAVED. 
 
 Gen. 41.14. Jo5 ;ph s. and changed his raiment 
 2 Sam. 10. 4. s. off half their beards, X Chrvn. 19.4. 
 Job 1. 20. Job r .nt his mantle and s. his head 
 SHAVEN. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. .3.3. be f. but thescall shall he notshave 
 Nvm. 6.19. aft n the hair of his separation is s. 
 
 Judg. 16. 17 . if 1 be .r. my strength will go from me 
 22. the hair l^egan to grow again after he was f. 
 Jer. 41. 5. fourscore men having their beards#. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 5. that is even all one as if she were s. 
 
 6. if it be a shame to be s. let her be covered 
 
 SHEAF. 
 
 Gc«.. 37 . 7 .behold, my #.arose,and also stood upright; 
 
 behold, your sheaves made obeisance to my s. 
 Lev. 2.3.10. ye shall bring a s. of the first-lfuils 
 11. ye shall wave the #. before the f.ord, 12. 
 
 Deui. 24. 19. hast forgot a s. shall not go to fetch it 
 Job 24. 10. they takeaway the s. from the hungry 
 Zech. 12. 6. governors of ..'udah like a torch in a s. 
 SHEAVES. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 7 . behold, we were binding s. in the field 
 Rvthi. 7 . let me glean and uather among the#. 15. 
 Nell. 13. 15. some' on the sabbath bringing in s. 
 
 Psal. 126. 6. he shall come bringing s. with him 
 129. 7 . nor he that bindeth . 9 . his bosom 
 Amosi. 1.3. 1 am pressed under you, as cart full of#. 
 3Iic. 4. 12. the Lord shall gather them as the s. 
 SHEAR. 
 
 Gen. 31. 19. and Laban went to s. his sheep 
 .38. 13. .ludah goethto limnah to s. his sheep 
 Dent. 15.19. nor shalt s. the firstling of thy sheep 
 1 Sam. 25.4. David heard that N abal did s. his sheep 
 SH EARER. 
 
 Acts 8. 32. and like a lamb dumb before his s. 
 SHEARERS. 
 
 Gen. .38. 12. and Judah went up unto his sheep s. 
 
 1 Sam. 25 . 7 . now I have heard that thou hast s. 
 
 11. shall I take my flesh 1 have killed for my s. 
 
 2 Sam. 1 . 3 . 23. Absalom had s. in 'Raal hazor, 24. 
 Isa. 53.7. as a sheep before her #. is dumb, opens not 
 
 SHEARING. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 2. and Nabal was s. sheep in Carmel 
 
 SHEARING-HOUSE. 
 
 2 Kings 10.12. Jehu met brethren of Ahaziah at s.-h. 
 14. iie slew them at the pit of the s.-li. 
 
 SH EA'FH. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 51. David drew the sword out of his s. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 8. with a sword fastened in the . 9 . thereof 
 
 1 Citron. 21. 27. the angel put the sword into his s. 
 Ezek. 21. .3. I will draw his sword out of the .9.4, 5. 
 
 30. shall 1 cause it to return into his j. will judge 
 John 18. 11. Jesus said, put up thy sw'ord into s. 
 SHID. 
 
 2 ISam. 20.10. .Toab s. Amasa’sbowels to the ground 
 Mat. 26.28. is#, for many for the remission of sins 
 Acts 2. .3.3. received the promise of Holy Ghost, he 
 
 hath #. forth this w hich ye now see and hear 
 Jlom. 5.5.1ove of G.is #. in our hearts by Holy Ghost 
 Tit. 3. 6. which he #. on us abundantly thro’ Jes. Ch. 
 See Blood. 
 
 SHEDDER. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 10. if he beget a son that is a #. of blood 
 SIIEDDEril. 
 
 Gen. 9 .6.whoso#, man’s blood, his blood shall be sh. 
 Ezek. 22. 3. the city #. blood in the midst of it 
 SHEDDING. 
 
 Heb. 9. 22. and without#, of blood is no remission 
 SHE-GOATS, See Go.\ts. 
 
 sheep. 
 
 Gen. 4. 2. Abel a keeper of #. Cain tiller of ground 
 29. 6. Kachel his daughter cometh with the #. 9. 
 Exod. 9 . .3. the hand of the Tmrd is upon the #. 
 
 12. 5. ye shall take it out from the #. or the goats 
 20. 24. thou shalt sacrifice thereon thy #. and oxen 
 22. 1. if a man steal a#, and kill it or sell it, 4, 9. 
 
 10. if a man give to his neighbour a #. to keep 
 .30. likewise do with the firstling of #. .34. 19. 
 
 Lev. 1. 10. it his offering be of the . 9 . or goats 
 
 7 . 23. shall eat no manner of fat of#, or of go.its 
 22.19. ye shall offer a male of the #. or goafs, 21 . 
 27 . 26. ho man shall sanctify the firstling of a #. 
 Kum. 18. 17 . the firstling of#, thou shalt not redeem 
 
 .32. 24. build ye cities and folds for your #. 36. 
 Dent. 7 . 13. he w ill bless the flocks of thy #. 
 
 17 . 1. thou shalt not sacrifice #. wherein is blemish 
 
 18. 3. the iiriest’s due from them that offer #. 4. 
 
 22.1. thou shalt not see thy brother’s #. go astray 
 28.4. blessed shal 1 be the flocksof thy #. 
 
 18. cursed shall be the flocks of thy #. .31. 51. 
 
 .32. 14. that he might eat butter of kine, milk of #. 
 
 Josh. 6. 21. they destroyed at Jericho ox and #. 
 
 7 . 24.Josliua took /\chan’s .'.and tent.and all he had 
 Judg. 6. 4. the .Midianites left neither .'. nor oxen 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 17- the king will take the tenth of your #. 
 
 14. .32. the people flew ujion the spoil and took #. 
 .34. bring hither everv man his ox and his#. 
 
 15. 3. sla>’ both ox and .9. jj 9. .Saul spread the #. 
 
 14. what meaneth this bleating of #. in my ears ? 
 21. the people took of the Sjxiil #. and oxen 
 
 16. 11. file youngest, behold, he keepelh the #. 
 
 19 . send me David thy son, who is with the#. 
 
 17 . 15. David returned to feed his father’s #. 
 
 20. he rose early and left the #. with a keeper 
 .34. David .said, thy servant kept his father's #. 
 
 25. 2. Nabal had .3tX)0 #. he was shearing his #. 
 
 18. Abigail hasted, and took five #. ready dressed 
 27 . 9 . David took away the #. the oxen, and asses 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 8. 1 took thee from follow ing the #. 
 
 17 . 29. Barzillai brought David butter and #. 
 
 24. 17 . David said, lo, 1 have sinned, but these#. 
 
 what have they done ? 1 Chron. 21. 17. 
 1 Kings 1.19. Adonij. slain #. oxen and fat cattle,25. 
 4. 2.3. .Solomon’s provision for one day hundred #. 
 
 8. 5. all tile congregation sacrificing #. and oxen 
 
 1 Kings 63. Solomon offered #. 2 Ckr. 5. 6.17 5. 
 
 2 Kings b. 26. is it a time to receive .v. and oxen .' 
 
 1 Chron. 5.21. they took from 11 agarites 25t).iXX) #;. 
 
 12. 40. they brought oxen and #. abundantly 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 15. Asa carried trom the F.thiopians #. 
 
 15.11. and they offered of the spoil 7060 #. 
 
 18. 2. Ahab killecl s. and oxen tor Jehoshaphat 
 
 29 . .33. the consecrated things were .3(X10#. 
 
 30. 24. Ilezekiah the king ilid give 7tXK)#. and the 
 
 princes gave to the congregation 10,000#. 
 
 31.6. they brought in the tithes of oxen and #. 
 Neh. 5.18. for Nehemiah daily one ox, six choice#. 
 Job 1. 3. his substance also was70O0#. .301K) camels 
 
 16 . the fire is fallen, and hatli burnt up the #. 
 
 31. 20. if he were not warmed with tleece of my #. 
 42. 12. for he had 14,(00 #. and 6t.00 camels 
 
 Psal. 8. 7- for thou hast given him all #. and oxen 
 44. 11. thou hast given us like #. for meat 
 49 . 14. like #. arc laid in the grave, death feed 
 74 .1. why doth thine anger smoke against thy s.? 
 78. 52. but made his own people go forth like #. 
 
 79.1.3. so w'e thy people and #. of thy pastuie 
 95. 7 . foid we are the #. of his hand, Kxt. 3. 
 
 119 . 176 . I have gone astray like a lost #. 
 
 144.1.3. that our #. may liring forth thousands 
 Cant. 4. 2. thy teeth are like a flock of #. 6. 6. 
 
 La. 7 . 21. in that day a man shall nourish two s. 
 
 22. 13. behold, joy and gladness, and killing of# 
 
 53.6. all w e like #. are gone astray ; we have 
 Jer. 12. 3. pull them out like#, for the slaughter 
 
 23. 1. woe be unto the p-astors that scatter the #. 
 
 5u. 6. my people hath been lost #. their shepherds 
 
 17 . Israel is as scattered #. lions have driven him 
 Ezek. 34. 6 . my #. wander through the mountains 
 
 11. I w ill search my #. and seek them out, 12. 
 Ilos. i2.12. Israel served, and for a w ife he kei^t#. 
 Joel 1.18. the flocks of #. are made, desolate 
 Mic. 5. 8. as a young lion among the flocks of #. 
 Zech. 1.3. 7 . awake, O sword, smite the shepherd and 
 
 #. shall be scattered. Mat. 26. 31. Mark 14. 27- 
 Mat. 7 . 15. beware of false prophets in #. clothing 
 
 10. 6. go ratl’.er to the lost #. of the house of Israel 
 12. 11. if one #. fall into a pit on the sabbath 
 
 12. how much then is a man better than a s.? 
 
 15. 24.1 am not sent hut unto the lost #. of Israel 
 
 18.12. if a man have 100 #. and one be gone 
 
 13. he rejoiceth more of that #. Luke 15. 4, 6. 
 
 25. .32. as a shepherd divideih his #. from goats 
 
 .33. he shall set #. on his right hand, but goats 
 John 2. 14. he found in the temple those that sold s 
 15. he drove them out of the temple, and the #. 
 
 10. 2. that entereth by door is shepherd of the . 9 . 
 
 3. the . 9 . hear his voice, 27. || 4. the #. follow him 
 
 7 . then said Jesus, verily I am the door of the# 
 
 8. were robbers, but the #. did not hear them 
 
 11. the good Shepherd giveth his life for his #. 
 
 12. an hireling leavefh the #. and fleeth, 1.3. 
 
 14. good .''hepherd, I know my #. || 16. other#. I h. 
 
 15. the Father, and 1 lay down my life for the#. 
 26. because ye are not of my #. as I said unto 3 0 U 
 
 21. 16. he saith unto Peter, feed my #. 17. 
 
 Heb. 1.3. 20. T.ord Jesus, that great .Shepherd of #. 
 Rev. 18.13. none buyeth #. horses, slaves, and souls 
 As SHEEP. 
 
 Num. 27 . 17 . benotfl#.'. which have no shepherd 
 1 Kings22. 17 . 1 saw all Israel scattered on the hills, 
 as s. tt;at have no shepherd, 2 Chron. 18.16. 
 Psal. 44 . 22 . we are killed all the day long, we are 
 counted as s. for the slaughter, Rom. 8 . .36. 
 La. 1.3.14. it shall be as s. that no man taketh up 
 53 . 7 . and as a before his shearers is dumb 
 Mic. 2. 12 . 1 w ill put them together ass. of Bozra 
 Mat. 9. .36. compassion, because fainted and were 
 scattered as #. having no shepherd, Mark 6 . .34. 
 10 . 16 . I send you forth as s. in midst of wolves 
 Acts 8 . .32. he was led as a #. to the slaughter 
 
 1 Pet. 2.25. ye were as #. going astray, but returned 
 
 SHEEP-COTE. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 8.1 took thee from the #. 1 Chron. I 7 . 7 . 
 
 SHE! P-COTES. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 3. Saul came to the #. after David 
 
 SHEF.P-FOT.D. 
 
 John 10.1. he that entereth not the #. by the door 
 SHEEP-FOLDS. 
 
 Num. .32.16. we w ill build #. for our cattle 
 Judg. b. 16 . why abodest thou among the s.? 
 
 Psal. 78. 70 . he chose David, took hiiii from the #. 
 SHEEP-/-/«re. 
 
 Neh. .3. 1. Eliashib and brethren built the s.-gate 
 .32. betw'een going up of the corner to the s.-g. 
 12. 39 . they went on to the s.-gate, and they stood 
 SH EV.P-market. 
 
 John 5. 2. there is at Jerusalem by the s.-market a 
 pool, called in the Hebrew tongue, Bethesda 
 SI 1 V.\'P-mn.\ter. 
 
 2 Kings 3.4. Mesha king of Floab was a s.-master 
 
 See Shi.vhi:r.s. 
 
 SHI.|■.P-.'-^^>^J. 
 
 Heb 11. 37 . they wandered in #.-#. and goat-skins 
 SHEEF. 
 
 Acts 10.11. a vessel descending as a great #. 11. 5. 
 SHEEl.s. 
 
 Judg. 14.12. then T will give you thirty #. and thirty 
 
 13. then shall give me thirty #. and thirty changes 
 
 Gen.”4.22. the man took an ear-ring of half a #. 
 ExoilAO. 13. a #. after the #. of tlie sanctuary, a #. is 
 20 gerahs, Kum. 3. 47- Ezek. 45.12. 
 15. the jxior shall not give less than half a #. 
 
 1 .Vnw. 9 . 8 . 1 have here the fourth part of a #. 
 o Kings! . 1 . measure ( f fine flour for a .9. 16. 18. 
 ~Keh. ill. .32. cliarged yearly w ith the third ot a #. 
 AniosQ. 5. making the ephah small, and the #. great 
 .''111 1\ E.lX. 
 
 Gen. 23. 15. my lord, the land is worth 400#. 16. 
 
 24. 22 . tw o bracelets for her hands of ten w eight 
 Jb'.xod. 21.32. lie sliall gi'e her master thirty 
 
 23. of pure inyrili 500 #. of sweet t iiinamon 
 2.50 .9. of sweet calamus 2.50 #. 
 
 Lev. 5.15. the estimation by #. 27. .3, 4.5, 6.7.16.. 
 \um 7 . 14. one spoon of ten #. of gold lull of in¬ 
 cense, 20, 26, 32, 38, 44,50, 56, 62. 68, 74 ,80. 
 
 • 439 
 
SHE 
 
 SHE 
 
 SHE 
 
 Pent. 22. 19. they shall amerce him in 100 .f. 
 
 2'J. man shall si'e to the <lamsel’s father fifty s. 
 Jo.sJi. 7- 21. when 1 saw in the spoils 200 of silver 
 Jnd(j. 8. 26. weight of golden ear-rings was 1700 
 17. 2. the 1100 .V. I took it H had restored the s. 
 
 10. I will give thee ten .v. of silver hy the yeai' 
 
 2 .Sam. 14. 21). Absalom vveighed his hair, got) 
 
 IB. 11. 1 would have given thee ten f. and a girdle 
 
 24. 24. David bought oxen for fifty .f. of Araunah 
 
 1 Kings 10. 16. six hundreds, of gold to one target 
 
 2 Kings l.'i. 20. exact< d of each man 50 s. of silver 
 1 (Jhron. 21. 25. so David gave to Oman OtK) f. 
 Keh. 5. 15. former govern, had taken 40 .v. tiy year 
 Jer. .32. 9. 1 bought the tield for 17 s. of silver 
 llzek. 4.10. meat shall be by w eight twenty s. a day 
 
 .See SANcriiAuy. 
 
 .SllKl.lKK. 
 
 Joh2i.8. they embrace the rock for w'antof a .f. 
 J*s. 61. 3. for thou hast been .v. for me and a tower 
 .Sll I'.PII KKl). 
 
 See .Sigiiijication on Pastok. 
 
 Gen. 46. 34. every .y. is abomination to the Egypt. 
 49. 24. from thence is the s. the stone of Israel 
 1 Sam. 17 . 40. he put the stones into a s. bag he had 
 J^sal. 23. 1. the I.ord is my s. 1 shall not want 
 ip. 1. give ear, () .y. of Israel, thou that leadest 
 J'cc/. 12.11. the words whicli are given from one .f. 
 Isa. .38. 12. mine age is departed from me as .y. tent 
 
 40.11. he shall feed his Hock like a .y. gatlier lambs 
 44. 28. the Lord thatsaith of t^yrus. lie is my .y. 
 63. 11. that brought them up with s, of his Hock 
 
 Jer. 31. 10. and keep him as a s. doth his Hock 
 
 43.12. array himself as a s. pulteth on his garment 
 49 . 19 . who is that .y. that will stand, 50. 44. 
 
 51. 23. 1 will also break in pieces s. ano his Hock 
 lizek. 34. 5. they w ei e scattei'. because there is no.y. 
 
 8. my Hock became pre^y because there was no j. 
 
 12. as a s. seeketh out Ins Hock among the sheep 
 
 23. 1 will set up one .v. over them, my servant 
 David shall feed them, and be their .y. .37.24. 
 Jlmos .3. 12. as the .y. takes out of mouth of the lion 
 ZecA. 10.2. they were troubled, bee. there was no o'. 
 .11. 15. take to thee the instruments of a foolish s, 
 
 11. 16. lo, 1 will raise up a .y. in the land 
 
 17 . woe to the idle o. that leaveth the Hock, sword 
 13 . 7 . awake, () sword, ag. my .y. and my fellow 
 
 Jo/iH 10. 12. but he that is an hireling, and not .y. 
 14. lam good.y. know my sheep, and am known 
 
 16. and there shall be one fold and one .y. 
 
 He/). 1.3. 20. our Ld. .lesus that great .y. of the sheep 
 1 Pet. 2.25. but ye are now returned unto the s. 
 
 5.4. when chief s. shall a|)pear, ye shall receive 
 
 See .Sheep. 
 
 SHEPHLHD.S. 
 
 Gen. 46. 32. men are 1| 47. 3. thy servants are.y. 
 lixcd. 2. 17 . Hnd the .y. came and drove them away 
 
 19 . an Egyiitian delivered us out of hand of .y. 
 
 1 ‘Sam.25. 7- now thy s. with us, we hurt them not 
 Cant. 1. 8. and feed thy kids beside the y, tents 
 Jsa. 1.3. 20. nor shall the .y. make their folds thei'e 
 .31. 4. when multitude of .y. is called forth ag. him 
 56. 11. and they are s. that cannot understand 
 Jer. 6. .3. the s. with their Hocks shall come unto her 
 
 2.3.4. 1 will set up.y. over them, who shall teed 
 
 25. ,34. howl, ye .y. |1 .35. the .y. have no way to Hee 
 .36. a voice of the cry of the .v. and an how ling 
 
 .3.3, 12. in all the cities shall be an habitation ot s. 
 56. theirs, have caused them to go astray 
 Pzek. .34. 2. prO))hesy against the s. of Israel, woe 
 to the s. of Israel, should not s. feed the Hocks 
 
 8. my Hock a prey, nor did my .y. search for my 
 Hock, but .y. fed themselves, and fed not my Hock 
 
 10. thus saith the Lord, behold, 1 am against the 
 S'.'neither shall the.y. feed themselves any more 
 Jlmos 1.2. and the habitations of the .y. shall mourn 
 Mic. 5. 5. then shall we raise against him seven .y. 
 JKah. .3.18. thy .y. slumber, O king of Assyiia, nobles 
 Zeph. 2. 6. the sea coasts shall be cottages toi' .y. 
 Zech. 10. .3. mine anger was kindled against the j. 
 
 11. 3. there is a voice of the how ling of the s. 
 
 5. and theii'own .y. pity them not 
 
 8. thi ee s. also I cutoH in one month 
 Z.uke 2.8. there were in the same country s. in field 
 
 18. those things which were told them by the 
 
 20. the S', returned, glorifying and praising God 
 
 SlILKD. 
 
 Isa. 30.14. there shall not be found as. to take fire 
 SULK D.S. 
 
 JLzek. 2.3. 34. thou shalt break the s. thereof 
 SULK I EES. 
 
 Dan. .3. 2. Nebuchadnezzar sent to gather the s. 
 
 3. then thes. and rulers were gathered together 
 .SHEW, Sn/)sta7itive. 
 
 Psal. 39 . 6. surely every man walketh in a vain s. 
 Jsa. 3. 9. the s. of their countenance doth witness 
 Duke 20. 47 . and for a s. make long prayers 
 Gal. 6.12. as many as desire to make a fair ,v. in flesh 
 Col.2. 15. spoiled powers, made s. of them openly 
 23. which things have s. of w'isdom in will worshfp 
 SH E,W-^)'ea<i. 
 
 See Significatum on Bread. 
 
 Dxod. 25. .30. shalt set upon a table s. Are/yrfbefoi e me 
 35. 1.3. make the table, and the .y. bread, ,39. 36. 
 Num. 4. 7. on fable of s. bread shall spread a cloth 
 1 .Sani. 21. 6. there w'as no bread but the s. />read 
 1 Knigsl. 48. fable of gold whereon the s. bread was 
 
 1 Chr. 9. 32. sons of Kohathites to prepare s. bread 
 
 2.3. 29 . .servjce both for the s. Inead and fine Hour 
 28. 16 . David gave gold for the tables of s. bread 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 4. an house for the continual s. bread 
 4.19. made tables whereon the j-. bread was set 
 
 1.3. 11. the s. /))'e(7(/also set they in oriler 
 
 29.18. have cleansed r'. bread table with vessels 
 Ueh. 10. .3,3. lo charge ourselves for the s. bread 
 Mat. 12. 4. how he entered info the house of God, 
 and did eat the s. bread, Mark 2.2(). I.Aike 6. 4. 
 lleb. 9. 2. a tabernacle, w herein w'as the s. bread 
 811 EAV. 
 
 Dxod.'i. 9. Pharaoh shall speak, saying, f.miracle 
 
 9. 16. 1 raised thee up for to s. in thee my power 
 
 10. 1. that 1 might y. my signs before him 
 
 13. 8. and thou shall s. thy son in that day 
 
 440 
 
 Exod. 14.1.3. see the salvation L. will s. to you to-day 
 18. 20. shall s. way they must walk. Dent. 1. 33. 
 25. 9. made it according to all that 1 .y. thee 
 . 3 . 3 . 13. J. me now thy way 1| 18..». me thy glory 
 J)eut. 5. 5. 1 stood to .y. you the word of the Lord 
 
 7 . 2. make no covenant, nor i'. ineicy unto them 
 
 1.3. 17 . that the Ixird may s. thee mercy 
 
 17. 9. they shall J'. thee the sentence of judgment 
 
 10. thou shalt do as they shall s. thee, J1. 
 
 28. 50. not regard old, nor .y. favour to young 
 .32. 7 . ask thy father, and he will s. thee 
 
 ./im/i. 5. 6. the Lordsware he would not .y. the land 
 Jndg. 1. 24. the s()ies .said, a. us we pray thee, the 
 entrance into the city, and we will .y. thee mercy 
 
 6. 17 . then s. me a sign that thou talkest with me 
 
 1 .Sam. 3. 15. .Samuel feared to.y. l li the \ision 
 
 8. 9. y. them the manner of the king that shall reign 
 
 9 . 6. man of God peradventui e can .y. us oiii' way 
 27 . stand, that 1 may .y. thee the word of God 
 
 10. 8. 1 will come and .y. thee what thou shalt do 
 
 14. 12. come up to us, and we will .y. you a thing 
 
 20. 2. my lather will do nothing, he will .y. it me 
 
 12. if 1 then send not unto thee, and y. it thee 
 
 22. 17 . they knew when helled, and did not .y. it 
 25. 8. ask thy young men, and they will .y. thee 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 25. he will .v. me, both it and his habitat. 
 
 1 Kings 1 . 52. if he will .y. himself a worthy man 
 2. 2. be thou strong therefore, and s. thyself a man 
 
 18. 1. came to Elijah, go s. thyself to yUiab, 2. 
 2KingsC). 11. willyenots'. me which of us is forking 
 
 2 Chr. 16. 9. to j. himself strong in behalf of them 
 E^ra 2. 59. they could not i'. their fathers’ house, 
 
 whether they were of Israel, Kelt. 7 . 61. 
 Neb. 9 . 19. the pillar of fire to .v. them light 
 E.it/i. 1. 11. to f. the people and princes her beauty 
 2. 10. Mordecai charged her not to j. her kindred 
 
 4. 8. gave him a copy of the writing to Estlier 
 Job 10. 2. s. me wherefore thou contendest with me 
 
 11. 6. he would s. thee the secrets of wisdom 
 32. 6. I was afraid, durst not ,y. you my opinion 
 
 3.3. 23. if a messenger to s. to man his uprightness 
 Psal. 4. 6. many will say, who will .y, us any good i 
 
 9. 14. that 1 may .y. forth all thy praise in gates 
 16. 11. wilt .y. me the |)ath of life, in thy presence 
 
 25. 4. f. me thy ways, O Lord, teach me tliy paths 
 14. the Lord will .y. them his covenant 
 
 51. 15. and my mouth shall .y. forth thy praise 
 71 . 15. my mouth shall .y. forth thy righteousness 
 79 . 1.3, we thy people wilLy. forth thy praise 
 
 85. 7 . s. us mercy, O Lord, grant us thy salvation 
 
 86. 17 . s. me a token of good, that they may see it 
 88. lo. wilt thou s. wonders to the dead 
 
 92. 15. to s. that Lord is upright, he is my rock 
 94 . 1.0 G. whom vengeance'belongeth, s. thyself 
 106. 2. who can ,y. forth all his jiraise t 
 Prov. 18. 24. a man must s. himself friendly 
 Isa. 27 . 11. he that formed them will s. no favour 
 3t). .30. the Lord shall .y. lightingdown of his arm 
 
 41. 22. let them bring them forth and .y. us what 
 
 shall hapiien, let them ,y. the former things 
 
 23. s. the things that are to come herealter 
 
 4.3. 9 . who among them can .y. us former things 
 
 21. people have 1 formed,shall ,y. foi th my praise 
 44. 7 . things that are coming, let them s', to them 
 46. 8. remember this, an>l .y. yourselves men 
 
 49. 9. say to them in darkness, .v. yourselves 
 58. 1. s. my people their transgression and sins 
 Ot). 6. they siiall .y. forth the praises of the Lord 
 Jer. 16. 10. thou shalt .y. them all these words 
 
 1.3. into a land, where T will not s. you favour 
 
 42. .3. thy God I'nay s. us the way we may walk 
 51. 31. to .y. the king of Babylon his city is taken 
 
 Ezek. 22. 2. thou shalt .y. hei'all hei' abominations 
 .3.3. 31. for with their mouth they .y. much love 
 . 37 . 18. wilt thou not s. us what thou meanest? 
 
 40. 4. set thine heart upon all that 1 shall .». thee 
 
 4.3. 10. son of man, s. the house to house of Israel 
 
 11. .y. them the form of the house and fashion 
 Dan. 2. 2. the sorcerers for to .y. king his dreams 
 
 4. and we will j. the interpretation, 7- 
 6. if ye j. the dieam and interpretation, therefore 
 s. the dream and interpi etation thereof 
 
 10. not a man that can s. the king's matiei' 
 
 16. be would s. the king the intei pretation 
 27 . the secret cannot the wise nien .y. to the king 
 
 4. 2. 1 thought it good to s. the signs and wondeis 
 
 5. 7 . whosoever shall s. me the interpretation 
 
 9. 2.3. command came, and 1 am come to s. thee 
 Dab. 1. 3. why dost thou r'. me inicpiity ? 
 
 Mat. 8 . 4. go thy way,i'. thyself to the priest, and 
 cfler the gift, Mark 1 . 44. L.ukc 5. 14. 1 17 . 14. 
 
 11. 4. go and .y. .lohn these things ye do hear 
 
 12. 18. he shall v. judgment to the Gentiles 
 
 14. 2. he is risen, iherefoie mighty works do .y. 
 
 forth fhemsehes in him, Mark 6. 14. 
 16. 1. the Pharisees desii'ed he would .y. a sign 
 
 22. 19 . y. nie the tribute money, Euke2^y 24. 
 
 24. 1. came to s. him the buildings of the temple 
 
 24. for there shall arise false Christs, and shall .y. 
 
 great signs and wonders, Mark 1.3. 22. 
 Mark 14. 15. he will s. you a large upper loom fur¬ 
 nished, there make ready for us, Luke 22. 12. 
 L^ike 1. 19. I am sent to.y. thee these glad tidings 
 
 8. 39. s. how great things God hath done to thee 
 John 5. 20. he will s. him greater works than these 
 
 7 . 4. if thou do these things .y. thyself to the world 
 
 11. 57 . if any knew where he was they should s. it 
 14. 8. s. us the Eather and it sufheeth us, 9. 
 
 16 . 1.3. and he will f. j)ou things to come 
 1-1. he shall receive of mine, and .y. it to you, 15. 
 
 25. but 1 shall s. you plainly of the Eather 
 J}ctsl.2i. Lord .y. whether of these thou hastchosen 
 
 7 . .3. and come into the land which 1 shall s. thee 
 
 12. 17 . and he said, go, ,y. these things to .lames 
 16. 17 . theinen \yho .y. to us the way of salvation 
 2-4. 27 . Eelix willing to s. the .lewsa pleasure 
 
 26. 2.3. that he should s. light to the people 
 Horn. 2. 15. who.y. the work of the law written 
 
 9 . 17 . I have raised thee, that 1 might s. my power 
 
 22. what if God, willing to ,y. his wrath, endured 
 1 Cor. 11. 26. yedoj. the Lord’s death till become 
 
 12. 31. yet s. 1 to you a more excellent way 
 
 1 Cor. 1.5.51.1 f. you mystery, we shall not all sleep 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 24. .y. >e to them the proof of you)' love 
 E.j.li. 2. 7- that he might . 1 . the exceeding riches 
 
 1 'Dess. 1.9- tor they themselves j. of us what mann. 
 
 1 Urn. 1 . 16 . that I hrist might f. all long-suftei'ing 
 
 5. 4. let them learn first to'j. piety at home 
 
 6. 15. w hich in his times he shall s. who is the 
 
 2 'I'tm. 2. J5. Study to .y. thyself approved to God 
 lleb. 6. 11. that every one of you s. the same dilig. 
 
 17 . (>od willing to .y. lo the heirs of proniise 
 Jam. 2. 18. s. me thy faith without thy woi ks 
 .3. 13. let him .v. his woi ks out of good conversation 
 1 P(t. 2. 9. ye should *. forth the praises of him 
 1 John 1. 2. and s. unto you that eternal life 
 liev. 1. 1. he sent his angel to s. his servants, 6 
 1 util .MlliW. 
 
 Gen. 12. 1. get thee unto a land that I util s. thee 
 Exorl. .3.3. 19. 1 will be gracious to whom I will be 
 gracious, / rvill s. mercy on w horn 1 will s. mercy 
 Judg. 4. 22. I mil s. thee man w hoin thou seekest 
 1 .Sam. 16 . .3. 1 will s. thee, what thou shalt »io 
 
 20. 13. to do thee evil, then 1 util s. it thee 
 
 1 Kings 18. 15. 1 will surely .v. myself to Ahab 
 
 2 Kivgs7. 12. 1 mils, you what Syrians, have done 
 Job 15 . 17- 1 will s. thee that which 1 have seen 
 
 32. 10. 1 also will s. mine npinioii, 17 . j 36. 2. 
 Psal. 9. 1 . 7 will s. forth all thy marvellot.-s woiks 
 50. 2.3. Iwill s. the Salvation of God, 9 I. 16 
 Jer. 18. 17 . 1 will s. them the back, and not face 
 .3.3. 3. I will s. thee great and mighty things 
 42. 12. Iwill A. tnercies unto you, cause to'retura 
 Dan. 2. 24. / will s. the king the interpretation 
 10. 21. but 1 will s. thee what is noted in script. 
 11.2. and now 1 will s. thee the truth. Behold 
 Jrel2. 30. I will s. wonders in heaven. Acts 2. 19. 
 Mic. 7- 15. 1 will s. to him marvellous things 
 Kah. .3. 5. ] win s. the nations thy nakedness 
 Zeeb. 1. 9 . angel said, 1 will s. thee what these be 
 Luke 6. 47 . 1 will s. you to whom he is like 
 Acts 9 . 16. 1 wills, him how great things he mustsuf. 
 Jam. 2. 18. 1 will s. thee my faith by my works 
 liev. 4. 1. / will s. thee things w hich must be 
 17 . 1. i will J. thee the judgment of the whore 
 
 21. 9. 1 will s. thee the bride the Lamb's wife 
 
 See Kind.NESS. 
 
 SHEW ED. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 19. a white spot, and it be s. to priest, 49 , 
 Aum. 13. 26 . and s-. them the fruit ot the laiui 
 D&iit. .31. 12. which Moses s. in the sight of Israel 
 Ju' g. 1. 25. and when he s. them the entrance 
 
 4. 12. s. Sisera, that Barak was gone up to Tabor 
 
 1.3. 10. the woman iiiade haste, and s. her husband 
 16. 18. come up, for he hath .». me all his heart 
 
 liuth 2. 11. it hath been s. me all that thou hast done 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 9. came and s. it to the men of Jabesh 
 
 19. 7- Jonathan .y. him all those things 
 
 22. 21. Abiathar .y. Dav. that Saul had slain priests 
 24. 18. Saul said to David, thou hast .v. this day 
 
 how thou hast dealt well with me 
 
 2 Sam. 11.22. messenger.!. David all Joabhad sent 
 
 1 hings 1. 27 . thou hast not s. it to thy servant 
 16. 27 . Gmri, and his might that he s. 22. 45. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 6. where tell it? he s. him the place 
 11.4. took an oath, and s. them the king's son 
 
 20. 1.3. Hezekiah hearkened to them, and s. ihen> 
 all the house of his [Jiecious things, Jsa. .39. 2- 
 
 15. theie is nothing 1 have not s. them, Im. .39. 4. 
 E.'.th. 1 . 4. when he s. riches of his glorious kingdom 
 2. 10 . Esther had not .y. her people nor kindred', 20, 
 .3. 6 . for they had s. him the people of Mordecai 
 Job 6.14. to afflicted |)ity should be s. from his friend 
 Psnl.7\. 18. until 1 have s. thy strength to this gen. 
 105. 27 . they s. his signs among them. Acts 7 . ,36. 
 142. 2 . poiireil my complaint, I s. before him my 
 Prov. 26 . 26. his w ickedness shall be s. before cong. 
 P.ccl. 2 . 19- labour, wherein 1 have s. myself wise 
 Isa. 40. 14. who s. to him the way of understanding 
 Ezek. 22. 26. they .y. no difference between clean 
 Mat. 28. 11. and s. to chief priests all things done 
 Euke 4. 5. devil a. him all kingdoms of the w'<;rlci 
 
 7 . 18. the discitiles of .lohn s. him these things 
 
 10. . 37 . and he said, he that s. mercy on him 
 
 14. 21. that serv. came and .y. his lord these things 
 20. . 37 . that tlie dead are raised, Moses .y. at busli 
 John 10. ,32. many good works have 1 you 
 
 20. 20. he s. unto them his hands and his side 
 
 21. 1..lesus S', hims. again toriisciples, 14. Acts 1.3. 
 Acts 4. 22. on whom this miracle of healing was s. 
 7 . 26. Moses s. himself to them as they strove 
 
 .36. after he had .v. wonders and signs 
 
 52. which s. before of the coming ot the just One 
 
 11. 1.3. he s. how he had seen an angel in his house 
 
 19. 18. many that believed confessed, j. their Ot eds 
 
 20. 20. but have s. and have taught j’nu publicly 
 .'15. I have s. you all things, how so labouring 
 
 2.3. 22. tell no man thou hast s. these things to me 
 26. 20. but first Paul .y. to them of Damascus 
 
 28. 2. the barbarous people s. no little kindness 
 
 21. none of brethren or spake any harm of thee 
 1 Cor. 10. 28. cat not, for his sake that j. it 
 
 lleb. 6. It', love which > e have .y. toward his name 
 Jam. 2. 1.3. shall have judgment that s. no mercy 
 liev. 21. 10. angel ,v. me the great city Jerusalem 
 
 22. 1. he .y. me a pure river of water of life 
 
 8. 1 fell down to worship the angel who s. me 
 God, or Lord 8HE.WE.D, expresslg, or implicitly, 
 Gen. 19 . 19 . thy mercy .v. to me in saving my life 
 
 24. 14. that thou hastkindness to my master 
 .32. 10. not worthy of the least of the mercies .y. 
 
 . 39 . 21. the Lord s. Joseph mercy, and gave favour 
 41.25. Gods. Pharaoh what he is about to do 
 
 . 39 . forasmuch as (>od hath s. thee all this 
 48. 11. and lo, God hath .y. me also thy seed 
 Exod. 15. 25. he cried, and the I ord s. him a free 
 
 25. 40. look thou make them after the pattern j, 
 
 thee in the mount, 26. .30.1 27. 8. Heb. 8. 5» 
 T.ev. 24. 12. that the mind of the Lord might be 
 A'nm. 8. 4. to the pattern the Lord had s. Moses 
 14. 11. all signs I have .y. among them. Dent. I). 22. 
 Dent. 4. .36. and upon earth he L thee his great fire 
 
 5. 24. behold, the /.ord our God s. us his glory 
 34. 1. the Lord s, him all the land of Gilead 
 
SHI 
 
 SHI 
 
 SHO 
 
 Judg. 13. 23. nor would he have .c. all tliese things 
 
 1 Kings 3.6. Solomon said,thou hasti.to tliy servant 
 
 David my tather great mercy, 2 Chron. 1. S. 
 
 2 KingsQ. 10. Lordhath s. me, he shall surely die 
 13. the Lord hath s. me that thou shall be king 
 
 2 Chron. 7- 10. for goodness the Lord had s. David 
 Kzra 9. 8. grace hath been s. from Lord our God 
 Pj-fl/. 31. 21. he hath f. me his marvellous kindness 
 60. 3. thou hast f. thy people hard things 
 71 . 20 . thou hast s. me great and sore troubles 
 78. 11. they forgat his wonders he had s. them 
 98. 2. his righteousness hath s. in sight of heathen 
 ill. 6. her. his people the powei ofhis works 
 118. 27 . Grod is the Lord who hath s. us light 
 Isa, 26. 10. let favour be to vx icked, yetnot learn 
 
 4.3. 12. 1 have s. when there was no strange god 
 
 48.3. I f. tliem, I did them suddenly, came to pass 
 5. before it came to pass I s. it thee 
 
 Jer. 24.1. the Lord s. me two baskets of figs 
 38. 21. this is the word that the Lord hath s. me 
 Lzek. il. 25. all things that the Lord hath j. Tiie 
 20. 11. gave statutes~and s. them my judgments 
 Amos "1. 1. thus hath the Lords. me, 4. 7- I 8. 1. 
 Mic. 6.8. he liath s. thee, O man, what is good 
 Zech. 1. 20. and the Lord s. me four carpenters 
 
 3. 1. he s. me .loshua standing before ansel oi Lord 
 Lvke 1. 51. he hath f. strengtii will) his arm 
 58. heard how Lord had j. great mercy on her 
 Acts 3. 18. but those things which God before liad s. 
 10. 28. God s. I should not call any man common 
 40. God raised him tlie third day and s. him 
 Horn. 1. 19 . is manifest, for Gorfhath s. it to them 
 2 Pei. 1. 14. even asourPerrf .lesushath s. me 
 SHEWEDST. 
 
 Keh. 9. 10. and s. signs and wonders upon Pharaoh 
 Jer. 11. 18. 1 know it, then thou s. me their doings 
 .SHEWEST. 
 
 Joh 10. 16. thou s. thyself marvellous upon me 
 Jer. .32. 18. thou s. loving-kindness to thousands 
 John 2.18. Jews said, what sign s. thou to us' 6. 30. 
 SHEWEIH. 
 
 Gen. 41.28. what God is about to do,he.f.to Pharaoh 
 Nnm. 23. 3. whatsoever he s. me, 1 will tell thee 
 
 1 iram. 22. 8. none s. me that my son made a league 
 
 2 6'awt.22. 51. he s. mercy to his anointed, to David, 
 
 and to his seed for evermore, Psal. lit. 50. 
 Job 36. 9. he s. tliem their work and transgressmns 
 .33. noise thereof j. concerning it, the cattle also 
 Psal. 19. 1. and the firmament .y. his handy work 
 
 2. and night unto night.?, knowledge 
 »^112. 5. good man s. favour, and lendeth, will guide 
 147 . 19 . he s. his word unto.lacob, his statutes 
 Prov. 12. 17 . lie that speaks truth, .v. forth right 
 27 . 25. the hay appears, the tender grassy, itself 
 Isa. 41. 26. yea, there is none that s. your words 
 Mat. 4. 8. and s. him alt kingdoms ot the world 
 Johnb. 20. Eather loveth, and s. the Son all things 
 SHEWING. 
 
 Exnd.QO. 6. and s. mercy unto thousands. Dwt.5.10. 
 Psal. 78. 4. .V. to generation to come yiraises of Lord 
 Cant. 2. 9 . niy beloved s. himself thro’ the lattice 
 Dan. 4. 27 . Iireak off thine initjuities by s. mercy 
 5. 12. r. of hard sentences found in the same Daniel 
 Luke 8. 1. f. glad tidings of the kingdom of God 
 Acts 9. 39. and s. the coats which Dorcas inade 
 18. 28. f. by scripture that Jesus was Christ 
 2 Thess. 2. 4. asGod, .y. himself that he is God 
 Tit. 2 . 7 .in all things y.thyself pattern of good works 
 10. not purloining, but y. all good fidelity 
 
 3. 2. but be gentle, s. all meekness to all men 
 SHEWING. 
 
 Luke ] . 80. was in deserts till day of his s. to Israel 
 .SHIELD 
 
 Is a piece of defensive armour. The common ma¬ 
 terials of a shield ivere u ood: it uas covered u ith 
 leather, with plates of gold, or brass. Sometimes 
 they were made all of gold, or brass. _ Those that 
 Solomon made were of massy gold, \ Kings 10. I 7 . 
 Shishak kitig of Egypt took these away, and Re- 
 hoboam made others of brass to serve in their 
 stead, 1 Kings 14. 26,27. 
 
 In Scripture God is often called the shield of his 
 people : 1 am thy shield, says God to Abraham, 
 Gen. 15. 1. I will protect and defend thee. 'I'he 
 Psalmist says. Thou, I.oi d, wilt bless the righte¬ 
 ous; with favour wilt thou compass him as with 
 a shield, Psal. 5. 12. ]Vith thy love and gra¬ 
 cious providence thou wilt keep him safe on every 
 side. Princes and great men are also called the 
 shield of the people, because by their office they 
 are, or should be, the common parents and pro¬ 
 tectors of their people, to defend them from all 
 oppressions and injuries. Psal. 47.9. The shields 
 ot the earth belong unto God, are dependent 
 upon him. Faith in Scripture is likewise called 
 a shield, Eph. 6. 16. because it derives strength 
 from Christ for overcoming the temptations of 
 Satan. 
 
 They hung up their shields upon towers for or¬ 
 naments, or as trophies of victory, to make use 
 of them upon occasion. The tower of David was 
 adorned with a thousand shields. Cant. 4. 4. 
 'Ihy neck is like the tower of David, budded 
 for an armoury, whereon there h.ang a thousand 
 bucklers, all shields of mighty men. By neck. 
 Commentators understand the grace of faith, which, 
 as is said, is called a shield ; and this shews that 
 by faith the church is strong and victorious over 
 all her enemies. 
 
 Gen. 15. 1. I am thy s. and exceeding great reward 
 Deut.33. 29. saved by the Lord, the.?, of thj’ help 
 Judg. 5. 8. I Deborah arose a mother in Israel, was 
 there a s. or spear seen among 40,0(X) in Isiael ? 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 7 . one bearing a s. went before him, 41. 
 45. thou comest to me with a spear and a s. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. there the s. of the mighty is vilely 
 cast away, y. of Saul astho’ not anointed with oil 
 
 22. 3. he ismy.y. Py.3.3. 128.7.1 119.114. 1144.2. 
 .35. given me the y. of thy salvation, Psal. 18. .35. 
 
 1 Kings 10.17. three pound of gold went to one y. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 32. he shall not come before it with a 
 
 j. nor cast a bank against it, Isa. 37.33. 
 
 1 Chron.. 12. 8. the Gadites that could handle s. 
 
 24. tlie children of .ludah that bare s. and spear 
 .34. of Naphtali with y. and spear .37,0(K) 
 
 2 Chr. 25.5. choice men that could handle sp. and s. 
 Job .39. 2.3. glittering spear and s. rattleth ag. him 
 Psal. 5. 12. w’ith favour wilt compass him as with s. 
 .33. 20. the Lord is our s. 59. 11.1 84.9. I 89. t 18. 
 35.2. take hold of the s. and buckler, and stand 
 76. 3. there brake he the arrows of bow, the y. 
 
 81.11. L. G. is sun and s. will give grace and glory 
 91 . 4. his truth shall be thy y. and buckler 
 
 115. 9. he is their help and their y. 10. 11. 
 
 Prov. 30. 5. he is a s. to them that put trust in him 
 Isa. 21. 5. arise, ye princes, and anoint the y. 
 
 22.6. Elam hare quiver, Kir uncovered the s. 
 
 Jer. 46. 3. order buckler and y. draw near to battle 
 
 9 . come forth, I.ibyans, that handle the s. 
 
 F.zek. 23. 24. they shall set ag. thee buckler and s. 
 
 27 . 10 . they hanged the y. and helmet in thee, 11 . 
 Kah. 2. 3. the y. of his mighty men is made red 
 Eph. 6 . 16. above all taking the s. of faith 
 SH1ELD.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 7. David took the y. of gold that were on 
 the servants of Hadadezer. 1 Chr. 18. 7. 
 
 1 Kings 10.17. Solomon made .300y. o* beaten gold, 
 
 the king put them in Lebanon, 2 Chron. 9. 16. 
 14. 26. Shishak took away all, even all y. of gold 
 which Solomon had made, 2 Chron. 12. 9. 
 27 . Tlehoboam made in their stead brazen y. and 
 committed them to chief of guards, 2 Chr. 12. 10. 
 
 ‘I Kings 11. 10. priest gave king Dav.y. 2 C//r. 2.3. 9. 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 12 . in every several city put.?, and spears 
 14. 8 . out of Benjamin that bare s. I 7 . 17 . 
 
 20. 14. Uzziah prepared for them y. and spears 
 .32. 5. Hezek. made darts and y. in abundance, 27. 
 Keh. 4.16. the other half of them held spears and y. 
 Job 41. + 15. strong pieces of y. are his pride 
 Psal. 47 . 9 . the y. bt the earth belong to God 
 Cant. 4.4. whereon hang buckl. ally, of mighty men 
 Jer. 51. 11. make bright the arrows, gather the s. 
 Ezek.3B.‘\. even great company w'ith buckl. and y.5. 
 39. 9. they shall burn the s. and the weapons 
 SHIGGAION. 
 
 This word is found in the title of Psal. 7.. P com- 
 eth from another Hebrew word which signifies to 
 stray or wander ; whence some do conjecture, that 
 it was a various song, running from one kind of 
 tune into another ; and that it was used in great 
 anguishes of heart, when as the thoughts and stir¬ 
 rings of the heart, through the greatness of trouble, 
 do vary and fall from one strain to another in a 
 straying and scattering manner. 
 
 Some think it is an instrument of Music ; others 
 translate it. The error of David ; others. The 
 secret of David ; others. The delight of David ; 
 and others again, 'Ihe disquiet of David. Some 
 think it ought to be translated, A song of trouble, 
 or A song of consolation of David : 7'/;e Arabic 
 word Schaga signifies, to be in trouble ; and the 
 Hebrew word Schagah, or Shagal), to rejoice, to 
 be comforted. 
 
 SHILOH, 
 
 One of the glorious names of the Messias, denoting 
 him to be the only procurer of <ur happine.\s ; 
 and our alone peace maker with God : for it im- 
 lortetha Saviour, or happy, blessed, peaceable, or 
 a peace-maker, &c. from the root Shalah, he was 
 quiet, and in peace ; he was safe and happy. It is 
 found, Gen. 49- 10. 'Ihe sceptre shall not depart 
 from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his 
 feet, until Shiloh come, and unto him shall 
 the gathering of the people be. All Christian 
 commentators agree, that this word ought to he 
 understood of the 0 /Jesus Christ. Je- 
 
 rom translates it by Quimittendus est. He who 
 is to be sent, and manifestly reads Shiloach, sent, 
 «w.yre/7(/r/ Shiloh, ’.the Septuagint translate it. 
 Until the coming of him to whofii it is reserved ; 
 or, till we see arrive that which is reserved for 
 him. 
 
 Some translate. The sceptre shall not depart from 
 Judah, till he comes to whom it belongs : 
 others, till the coming of the Peace-maker, or the 
 Pacific ; or of prosperity : others, till the birth of 
 him who shall be born of a woman, who shall 
 conceive without the knowledge of a man. Other¬ 
 wise, the sceptre shall not depart from J udah, till 
 its end. till its ruin, till the dow'nfallof the king¬ 
 dom of the Jetos, A certain author derives .‘'hilnh 
 from shalah, which sometimes signifies Xo be weary, 
 to suffer ; till his labours, his sufferings, his pas¬ 
 sion, should come to pass. 
 
 SHINE. 
 
 Num. 6. 25. the Lord make his face y. upon thee 
 Job .3. 4. that day be dark ; neither let lighty. ori it 
 
 10. .3. thou shouldest y. on counsel of the wicked 
 
 11 . 17 . thou shalty. forth, thou shalt be as morning 
 18. 5 . and the spark of his fire shall not y. 
 
 22. 28. and the lightshall y. upon thy ways 
 .36. .32. tile light he commandeth it not to y. 
 
 . 37 . 15. when he caused the light of his cloud to y. 
 41. Itl. by hisneesings a light doth y. and his eyes 
 32. he maketh a path to s. after him 
 Psal. 31. 16. make thy face to y. upon thy servant 
 67 . 1. cause his face to y. upon us, 86. 3, 7, 19. 
 
 80. 1. that dwellest between cherubims, y. forth 
 104. 15. and oil to make his face to s. and bread 
 119. 135. make thy face to s. upon thy servant 
 Eccl. 8. 1. a man's wisdom maketh his face toy. 
 Isa. 13. 10. the moon shall not cause her light to s. 
 60.1. arise, y. for thy light is come, glory of Lord 
 Jer. 5. 28. they are w axen fat, they y. they overpass 
 Dan. 9 . 17 . cause thy face to y. upon thy sanctuary 
 
 12. 3. that he wise, shall y. as stars for everand ever 
 Mat.5. 16. letyourlightso.y. before men to see your 
 
 1.3. 4.3. then shall tlie righteous y. forth as the sun 
 17 . 2 . his face flid .>•. as sun, and his raiment white 
 2 Cor. 4. 4. lest light of gospel of Christ should y. 
 
 6. God who commanded light to y. out of darkn. 
 Phil. 2. 15. among whom ve.y. as lights in worl 1 
 Bev. 18. 23. light of a candle shall y. no more at all 
 21. 23. city had no need of sun nor moon to y. in it 
 
 .SHINED. 
 
 Dent. 33.2. the Lord y. forth from mount Paran 
 Job 29. 3. when his candle s. upon my head 
 31.26. if 1 beheld the sun when it y. or the moon 
 Psal. 50.2. out of Zion perfect, of beauty God hath s. 
 Isa. 9. 2. upon them hath Ihe light y. 
 
 Ezek. 43. 2. and the earth y. with his glory 
 Acts 9. 3. suddenly there s. about him a light 
 12. 7 . the angel came, and a lii'ht y. in the prison 
 2 Cor. 4.6- for God hath y. in our hearts to give light 
 SHINETH, 
 
 Job 25. 5. behold even to the moon, and ity. not 
 P.ml. 139 . 12. hut the night y. as the day 
 Prov. 4.18. as shining light that s. more iind more 
 Mat.24. 27. as lightning .y. even to the west 
 Luke 17- 24. and ,s. to other jiart under heaven 
 John 1. 5. the lighty. in darkness, and the darkness 
 2 Pet. 1. 19 . as to a light that y. in a dark place 
 
 1 .Tohu2.\\. darkness is past, the true light now y. 
 Rev. 1. 16 . his countenance was as the sun y. 
 
 .SHI N ING. 
 
 2 Sam. 23.4. as grass springing by deary, after rain 
 Ezra 8. t27. and tw o ve.?sels of y. brass precious 
 Prov. 4. 18. the path of the just is as the y. light 
 Isa. 4. 5. will create the y. of a flaming tire by night 
 Joel 2.10. the stars shall withdraw their s. .3.15. 
 llab. .3.11. they went at the .s. of thy glittering spear 
 Mark'). .3. his raiment became y. white as snow 
 Luke II. .36. when the y. of a candle giveth light, 
 
 24.4. two men stood by them in y. garments 
 John 5. 35. he was a hurnitig and a y. light 
 Acts 26. 13. a light above the brightness of sun s. 
 SHIP. 
 
 Prov. .30. 19 . the way of a y. in the miflst of the sea 
 Isa. .3.3. 21. no gallant y. shall i>ass thereby 
 Jv 7 iah 1. 3. Jonah found a y. going to I'arshish 
 
 4. a tempest, so that the y. w as like to be broken 
 
 5. mariners cast forth the wares into tlie y. 
 
 Mat. 4. 21. in a y. with Zebedee their father 
 
 22. and they left they, and followed him 
 
 8. 24. that the y. was covered with the waves 
 14. 24. the y. was tossed with waves, Mark 4. 37. 
 Mark). 19. who were in the y. mending their nets 
 20. they left their father Zebedee in the y. 
 
 4. .38. he was in the hinder part of the y. asleep 
 
 8. 14. neither had they in the s. but one loaf 
 John 6. 21. and immediately the y. was at the land 
 
 21.6. he said, cast the net on right side of the s. 
 Acts20. .38. and they accompanied him to tlie y. 
 
 21. 2. finding a y. sailing over unto Phenicia 
 27. 2. and entering into a y. of Adramy ttiuin 
 SHIPS. 
 
 Gcw. 49 .1.3. Zebulun shall be an haven for s. 
 
 Kum. 24.24. and y. shall come from Chittim 
 Deut. 28. I., shall bring thee into I'gy pt with y. 
 
 .Judg. 5. 17 . and why did Dan remain in y. ? 
 
 1 Kings 9.25. king Solomon made a navy of y. 
 22.48. Jehoshaiihat made y. of Tarshisii to go to 
 
 Gphir, the y. were broken, 2 Chron. 20. 37- 
 49. let my servants go with thine in the y. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 18. Huram sent him by his servants, s. 
 
 9. 21. king’s y. went to Tarshish every three years 
 Job 9. 26. they are passed away as the swift y. 
 Psal. 48. 7 . thou breakest the y. of'I'arshish 
 
 104.26. there go the y. there is that Leviathan 
 107 . 2.3. they that go down to the sea in y. that do 
 Prov.3\. 14. she is like the merchant y. she brings 
 Isa. 2.16. the day of Lord on the y. of Tarshish 
 
 23. L howl, ye y. of Tarshish, no entering in, 14. 
 4.3. 14. the Chaldeans, whose cry is in the y. 
 
 60. 9. the y. of Tarshish first, to’hring Ihy sons 
 Ezek. 27 . 9 . all y. of the sea with their mariners 
 
 25. y. of 'I'arshish did sing of thee in thy market 
 29. the pilots shall come down from tlieir y. 
 
 .30. 9. the messengers go forth from me in y. 
 
 Van. II. .30. for y. of Chittim shall come ag. him 
 40. king of the north shall come with many y. 
 I.uke 5. 7 . the}’ filled both the y. they began to sink 
 Jam. 3. 4. behold also the s. though they be great 
 Rev. 8. 9 . the third part of the y. were destroyed 
 18. 17 . the company in y. stood afar off and criea 
 19. wherein were made rich all that had y. 
 
 SH 1 bboards. 
 
 Ezek. 27 .5. have made all th v s.-boards of fir-trees 
 SHIP-MASTER. 
 
 Jonah 1.6. y. said, what meanest thou, O sleeper ? 
 Rev. 18. 17 . every s. and sailors afar otf, cried 
 SHIP-MEN. 
 
 1 TTaw^yO. 27 . Hiram sent.?, that had knowl.of sea 
 Acts 27 . .30. they, were about to flee out of the ship 
 
 SHIPPING. 
 
 John 6. 24. they took y. and came to Capernaum 
 SHIPWRECK. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.25. once was I stoned, thrice I suffered y. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 19. some concerning faith have made s. 
 
 SHlITAH-tree. 
 
 Isa. 41.19.1 will I'lant in the wilderness the s.-tree 
 SHI rriM-aW. 
 
 Ezod. 25. 5. and badgers’ skins and s.-wood, 35. 7. 
 10 . shall make an ark of y.-a'. .■17. L Veut.)0.3.^ 
 13. thou shalt make staves of s.-wood, 28. I 27. 6. 
 
 I . 37 . 4, 15. 28.1 38. 6 . 
 
 2.3. thou shalt make a table ot s.-wood. 37. 10. 
 
 26.15. make boards for tabernacle ot s.-icood, 36.20. 
 
 26. thou shall make bars of y.-awr/, .36 31. 
 
 .32. upon four pillars of s.-wood, 37. 1.36. .36, 
 
 27 . 1. thou shalt make an altar of s.-wood, 30.1. 
 
 35 "4 every man with whom was found s.-wood 
 SHIVERS. 
 
 Rev 2.27. as vessels of a potter shall be broken to s 
 SHOCK. 
 
 Job 5. 26. like as y. of corn ( ometh in his season 
 SHOCKS. 
 
 Judo. 15.5.Samson burnt upthey.andstaixiingcorn 
 ^ SHOD. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. took the captives and y. them 
 ~/-'.zek. I6.10. 1 y. thee « ith badgers’ skin and girded 
 Mark 6. 9. be y. with sandals, put not on two coats 
 Eph. 6. 15. y. with the pieparalion of the gospel 
 
 SHOE 
 
 Is put for, [1] The ground under feet, Deut. 33. 
 25. [21 The weakest means, Psal. 60 . 8. 1 108. O 
 
 441 
 
SHO 
 
 SHO 
 
 C.*?] Treedom from danger, Canf. 7- 1. [4] A con. 
 ti mptible puce, Amos C’. (3. I 8. Cy. To cast the 
 .'‘hue over a countyy, is to subdue that country, S^c. 
 Psal. ()0. 8. To loose the' sho.: u'as, [\\ A styn 
 of reverence, Kxo.l. 3. 5. fC'J Of disgrace, Ueut. 
 1b. 10. [.3] (1/ a contract, Jlutli 4. 7- [4] i.f 
 
 mourning, Jj'.zek. ‘24. IJ- 
 
 The aiiostle exhorts the l',i)l)esians to have their feet 
 shod witli the pre|)aratioii ot tlie yosiiel of peace, 
 Jdph. 6. 15. that is. to have a prepared and re.solved 
 frame of heart, which ike yosj.el teaches and works ; 
 and which, like teg or foot harness, would enable 
 them to walk' with a steady pace in the ways of rc- 
 iit/ton, notwithstanding the hardships, dangers, and 
 difficulties that attend it. 
 
 lo (iO Ijaretoot £iav a sign <f mourning and humi¬ 
 liation: iJavicl went up l)y tlie ascent of mount 
 Olivet barefoot, 1^ ■'Sam. 15. .30. Hee l.sa. ‘20. 2, 
 4. I'.zok. 24. 17. The rnanthat refused to raise up 
 seed unto his brother deiea.'ed, had his shoe takm 
 o.ll by his brother's wije in presence of the elders, 
 JDeut. 25. y. This was dove, partly as a .sign of 
 his resignation of Ins right to the woman, and her 
 husbaitd's inhen!ance, as the pluckin^‘ off tlie shoe 
 si'jnijies in It uth 4 7• und part y. as a note (f iti- 
 famy; to signify that he deserted to he treated 
 like a servant or captive, who in token of submis¬ 
 sion and obedience went barefoot, l.sa. 20. 4. It 
 is said, Psal. tiO. 8. Over Kdom will I cast my 
 shoe. J will take pm session of them, 1 will trample 
 vton them, aicd use them like slaves. A pair 
 ol shoes, in Amos 2. (i. denotes a small incon¬ 
 siderable bribe. I'o liear one’s slioes, or untie 
 the latchet of one’s shoes, is to perform the mean¬ 
 est services fur him. nee Mat. 3. 11. IMark 1. 7. 
 Luke 3. Iti. 
 
 Ueut. 15. y. his brother’s wife shall loose liis.f. 
 
 10. the liouseof liim that hath liis x. loo.sed 
 20. 5. tliy .V. is not v.axen old upon thy foot 
 Josh. 5. 15. thy s. from off thy loot, for the place 
 Jiuth 4. 7. man plucked off' his.?. and gave it toliiin 
 
 8. huy it tor thee, so he drew off his .r. 
 
 Us. ()0. 8. over Lkiom will 1 cast out 013^ s. 108. 9. 
 Isa. 20.2. and put off fh^' .v. from thy foot, lie did .so 
 .Slid 
 
 Gen. 14. 23. 1 will not take from thread to s.-latchet 
 John 1. 27. whose s.-latchet 1 am not worthy to loose 
 SHOK.S. 
 
 E.rod. 3. 5. put off thy s. from thy feet. Acts 7. 33. 
 12. 11. thus shall ye eat it, v\ ith your .v. on your feet 
 Ueut. 33. 25. s. shall be iron and"brass, as tliy ilays 
 Josh. 9.5. old .1'. and clouted upon their feet, old {;ar. 
 
 1.3. our s. are become old with a longjourncy"^ 
 
 1 Kings 2. 5. |)ut the blood in his s. oii ids feet 
 Cant.fl. 1. how heautitnl are thy teet with r’. ! 
 fyi. 5. 27. nor the latchet of their s. be broken 
 Etek. 24. 17. put on tliy s. upon thy feet, 23. 
 
 Jlmos 2. 6. because they sold the poor for pairoff, 
 
 8. 6. that we may buy the needy fora pair of i'. 
 Mat. .3. 11. whose, s. 1 am not wortio' 'o I'far 
 10. 10. carry neither ,v. nor staves, Luke 10. 4. 
 
 Mark 1. 7. tire laUhetot wdiose.v. 1 am not worthy 
 to stoop down and unloose, Luke ^. Itj. Acts 
 
 1.3. 25. 
 
 J.vke 1.5. 22. put I ing: on his hand, and s. on his feet 
 22.35. wlien i sent you without purse and s. 
 .SliO.NK. 
 
 Exod. .34. 29. wist not that the skin eff’ his face s. 
 
 30. the skin of his ta. e .v. they were afraid, 8,5. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 22. rose up early, sun . upon the Vater 
 Luke 1. 9. gloiy of the Lord round about them 
 Acts 11. 6. suddenly there.!-, from heaven great light 
 ittr. 8. 12. ti'.e day not for a third part of it 
 
 SHOOK. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 0. Uz?.ah took hold, for oxen .f. the ark 
 22. 8. the earth ,v. P.fal. 18. 7 -1 08. 8. I 77. 18. 
 
 JSeh.b. 13. 1 s. ni3' lai), and said, so Oori shake 
 Isa. 2.3. 11. he stretched out and .v. the kingdoms 
 Acts 1.3. 5l. blit ttiey s. off the dust of their feet 
 
 18. 6. he 1-. his raiment, and said unto them 
 
 28. 5. he .f. oft beast into i he fire, and felt no harm 
 Ileb. 12. 26. wliose voice then j-. the earth 
 SHOO 1. 
 
 Exod. .30. .3.3. he made the middle bar to .r. throueli 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 20. 1 will i-. three arrows on the side ” 
 
 30. nm, find out the arrows wliich 1 .v. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 20. knew ye not they wouid .f. ? 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 17. then I'.lisha said, .v. and he shot 
 
 19. .32. lie shall not .v. an arrow there, Isa. .37. 33. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 18. valiant men able to .v. wiiii bow 
 •2 Chron. 16. 15. be made engines to .y. arrows 
 P.sal. 11.2. they may in ivily ,s-. at upright in heart 
 
 22. 7. they .!. out the lip, they shake the head 
 58. 7. when lie bendeth his bow to s. his arrows 
 , 64. 3. to.v. their arrows, even bitter words 
 4. that they may s. in .secret at the perfect 
 7. but God shall s. at them with an arrow 
 144. 6. s. out thine arrows, and destroy them 
 Jer. 50. 14. all ye that bend the (low, j. at her 
 Ezek. 31.14. nor s. up their top among houghs 
 .36. 8. ye shall v. forth your branches, and yield 
 Euke 21. 30. when they now s. forth, ye know 
 SHOOT HRS. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.24. s. shot from off the wall on tliy servant 
 
 SllOOTKTII. 
 
 JohS. 16. and liis branch .f. forth in Ins garden 
 Isa. 27. 8. ii> meas. when it j. fortli, thou wilt debate 
 Mark 4. 32. mustard seed .y. out great branches 
 SHOOTING. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 2. could use rieht liand and left in s. 
 Amos 7. 1. in tlies. np of the latter growth 
 SIIORL. 
 
 Mat. 1.3.2. the whole multitude stood on the s. 
 
 48. which when it was full,they drew to .y. 
 
 John 21.4. when morning>-, .lesus stood on the s. 
 
 Acts 21. 5. we kneeled down on the s. and prayed 
 27- .39. they discovered a certain creek with a.y. 
 
 40. hoised up the main sail,and made toward s. 
 
 See Sica. 
 
 SHORN. 
 
 Cant. 4. 2. teeth like a flock of sheep that are even .y. 
 Acts 18.18. having s. his head in Ceiichrea, had vow 
 
 442 
 
 SHO 
 
 1 Cor. 11.6. if woman be not covered, let her be j. i 
 it be a shame to be .y. or shaven, let her be cover 
 8HOR1. 
 
 Kum. 11.23. INIos.said, is the Lord’s liand waxen.y..^ 
 Job 17. 12. the liglit is .y. because of darkness 
 20. 5. the trium[)hing of llie wicked is s. 
 
 Psal. 89. 47- rememl)er boyv s. my time is 
 Ilom.'.i.l^. all have sinned and come i. of glory of G 
 
 9. ‘28. because a.y. work will Lord make 011 earth 
 1 Cor. 7. 29. this I say, hrethieii, the lime is s. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 17. being taken from you tor a time 
 Pev. 12.12. he knoweth that he hath but a .>. time 
 17.10. when he cometh, ye must continue i. space 
 See Comic, Cut. 
 
 SHGR) I'.NED. 
 
 Psal. 89. 45. the days of liis youth liastthou .y. 
 
 102. 2.3. he weakened m>' strength, he i. my days 
 Ptov. JO..‘27. the years of the wicked shall be s. 
 Isa. 50. 2. is my hand .y. al all, that it cannot redeem ? 
 59. 1. hehohl, the l.ord’s hand isnot.y. not to save 
 Mat. 24. 22. exce|)t those days should be s. 110 Hesli 
 be saved, but for the elect s sake s. Mark 1.3, 20. 
 SHOR 1 LR. 
 
 Isa. 28. 20. the bed is .y. than that a man can stretch 
 SIIORILV. 
 
 Gen. 41. .32. is esfaldished, G. will .y. bring it to pass 
 Jcr.17. 10. vessels shall .y. be brought ag. from bab. 
 Ezek. 7. 8. now will Is-, jjonrout my fury uponlliee 
 Acts 15. 4. that lie bimselr would depart .y. thither 
 Horn. 16. 20. God of peace bruise Sat. under feet .y. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 19. I will come to you .y. if the J.ord will 
 Phil. 2. 19. I trust to send 1 imotlieiis .y. unto you 
 24. 1 trust llutt I also myself shall come .y. 
 
 1 Ttm. .3. 14. I write, hoping to come unto tlice s. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 9. do thy (liliuenceto come .y. unto me 
 Ileb. 1.3. 2.3. v. ith whom if he come.y. 1 will see you 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 14. ,y. I must put off this my fahernacle 
 '5.Iohn 14. but I trust I shall .y. see thee and speak 
 Pev. 1. 1. things that must s. come to pass, 22. 0 
 
 SHORTNL.SS. 
 
 Exod. 6. t 9. but they hearkened not for s. of spirit 
 SllOL. 
 
 Gen. 40. 10. it buddeil, and her blossoms .y. forth 
 49. 2.3. the archers .y. at him, and liated him 
 i:.rod. 19. 13. lie shall surely be stoned, or .y. thro’ 
 Nvm. 21. .30. we have at them, Heslibon is perish. 
 
 1 ■'Sam. 20. 37. the airow which .lonathan had s. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. ‘24. the shooters s. from off the wall 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 17. then Llisha said, shoot, and lie s. 
 
 1 Chron. .35. 2.3. the archers .y. at king .losiah 
 Psal. 18. 14. s. out lightnings, and discomlited them 
 Jer. 9.8. Iheir tongue is an anow j. out, speaksde.ceit 
 Ezek. 17. 6. it became a vine, and s. forth sprigs 
 7. this vine .y. forth lier bl anches toward liiin 
 31. 5. the multitude of waters when he .y. forth 
 
 10. he iiath s. up hi.s top among the thick boughs 
 
 SllOL, Svb.ytantive. 
 
 Gen. 21. 16. ITagar sat down as it were a bow s. 
 Jer. 6. t 6. hew down trees, pour out the engine off 
 .32. t 24. behold, the engines off. come into the city 
 Ezek. 16, i 8. he shall pour out the engine of .y. 
 SHOVEL. 
 
 Isa. 30. 24. that hath been winnowed with the s. 
 SHOVEt.S. 
 
 Erod. 17. 3. thou shalt make his pans and his s. 
 
 .38. 3. lie made the pots, and the f. and the basons 
 Num. 4. 14. (liey shall put on Ihe purple clotii .y. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 40. Hiram made the lavers, the s. and 
 
 the bason of brass, 45. 2 Chron. 4. 11, 16. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 14. pots and .y. he took away, Jer. 52. 18. 
 
 SHOULDER 
 
 Is a part of the body well known. To give or lend 
 his shoulder, for hearing of a burden, signifies to 
 submit to servitude. Issacfiar bowed His shoulder 
 to bear, and became a servatit unto tribute, Gen. 
 49. 15. The Messiali has delivered his people 
 from the rod, or from the yoke, to which they weie 
 .'■iibject. Isa. 9. 4. I I'ou hast broken the staff of 
 his shoulder. And in Isa. 10. 17. the prophet 
 comforting Israel xcith the promise of deliverance 
 from Assyria, sa2/s, liis burden sliall be taken 
 away from off tliy shoulder. The .'Scripture 
 calls that a rebellious slioulder, a withdrawing 
 .shoulder, that will not submit to the yoke, 
 Nell. 9. + 29. and those that hear it together 
 with joint consent, serving with one slioulder, 
 Zeph. .3. + 9. 
 
 IJeret. fore they wore the marks of honour and enm- 
 mand upon their slioulders. .iol) desires of God 
 to decide his cause ; Surely I would take ii upon 
 my shoulder, us a trophy or badge of honour, 
 and bind it as a crown to rue. Job .31. .36. Isaiah 
 says that the Messiah shall bear the mark of his 
 government upon his shoulder. Isa. 9. 6. 'J he 
 goveinmeiit shall be upon his shoulder. God 
 promises Eliakim the son of Ililkiah, to give him 
 the key of the house of David, and to lay it upon 
 his shoulder; so lie shall open, and none sliall 
 shut; and he shall shut, and none shall open. 
 
 To he borne upon shoulders, sometimes stands for 
 a kind of honour and di.'tinction. God says that 
 he would lift up his liand to the Gentiles, and 
 set up his standard to the people ; and they sliall 
 tiring tliy sons in their arms, and tliy daughters 
 sliall be carried u[K)n their shoulders, Isa. 49. 
 22. Sometimes this devotes great wickedness, or 
 some great disgrace. God commanded Ezekiel to 
 make a breach in ihe wall, and cariy out thereby 
 on bis shoulders in the night time, to represent 
 the taking c/'.Icrusalem, and the captivity of the 
 kpig and his people. Ezek. 12. 6, 7- in their 
 sight hear upon tliy shoulders, Nc. 
 
 It is .said. Dent. 3.3. 12. That the Lord sliall dwell 
 between Renjamin’s shoulders; that is, God's 
 temple, wherein he dwelt, shall be built upon 
 mount Moriali, which is in the tribe of Benja¬ 
 min ; shoulder being elsewhere put for border, or 
 side, as in Num. .34. -t 11. lo 63’ upon the 
 shoulders, Isa. 11. 14. is to rise up against one, 
 to attack him, to o.ffer violence to him. 
 
 Gen. 21. 14. putting the bread on Ilagar’s s. 
 
 24. 15. Rebekah with her pitclier upon her f. 45. 
 
 :ser. 
 
 Gen.40. 15. Issachar bowed hisf.to bear, became: 
 Jj.rod.16. 7. the epbod shall have two j. pieces 
 25. put the eiHib of tlie chains on tliej. pieces 
 29. 27. sanctify the s. of tiie lieave-otieriiig 
 39. 4. they made s. pieces for it to couple it 
 Aum. 6. 19. jiriest shall take sodden .1. of the ram, 
 to put in the hands of the Nazai ite, Ueut 18. 3. 
 .huh. 4. 5. Uke ye every man a stone upon his s. 
 Judg. 9. 48. Abimelech laid a bow on his s. 
 
 1 Sum. 9. 24. and the took look up tlie x. 
 
 10. +9. when Saul liad turned his j. to go 
 
 1 Kings 7. 139. he put bases.on riglit s. of the house 
 
 2 Kings 11. t 11. guard stood about the king -with 
 
 his weapons fioin tlic right .y. 2 Chron. 2.3. t lo. 
 Kelt. 9. ‘29. withdrew the .r. and hardened their neck 
 Job .31. .36. surely 1 ^vould take it on niy s. bind it 
 P.sal. 81. 6. 1 removed liisi. Ironi the burden 
 Isa. 9. 4. tliou hast broken the staff of liisx. 
 
 6. and the government shall be upon ins s. 
 
 10. 27. his burden shall be taken troiii off thy x. 
 22. 22. the key of David will 1 lay upon his x. 
 
 ‘16. 7. tliey bear him iiiion the x. they carrv him 
 Ezek. 12, 7. I bare it on my x. in their sight 
 12. princeshall bear upon his s. in tlie twilight 
 
 24. 4. gather the pieces, even the thigh and x. 
 
 25. + 9. therefore 1 will open the s. of Moab 
 29. 7. lliou didst break and rent all their s. 18. 
 
 34.21. ye have thrust with side and w ith s. 
 
 Hos. 6. t 9. priests murder iu the way with one x. 
 Zeph. 3. + 9. to serve the Jxird with one .y. 
 
 Z.ech. 7. 11. but they refused and pulffd away the s. 
 Luke 15. 5. wlien touiKi it lays it on his s. rejoicing 
 SHOULDLR-BLADE. ^ ** 
 
 Job 31. 22. then let mine arm fall from m\- x. 
 Heave-SWCCICCM. 
 
 Lev. 7. 34. the heave-s. have I taken, Isum. 6. 20. 
 
 Lh 14. the heave s. shall ye eat in a clean place 
 
 15. the heave-s. and wave-breast shall they bring 
 
 SHOUi.DLR. 
 
 Exod. 29.22. tliou shall take of the ram the rights. 
 Lev. 7. 32. the right s. shall ye give unto tlie priest 
 .3.3. olteretli, shall have tlie right s. for his part 
 
 8. 25. Moses took tlie fat and tlie right x. 
 
 16. put them on the fat, and upon the rights. 
 
 9. 21. the rights, waved is thine. Aum. 18. 18. 
 
 SHOULDERS. 
 
 Cjen. 9. 2.3. they laid the garment upon both theirx. 
 Lxod. 12. .34. their troughs bound upoiitlieir s. 
 in. 12. slialt put two stones on s. of ephod, .39. 7. 
 Aum. 7. 9. sons of Kohath should bear on their x. 
 Ueut. 33.12. and he sliall dwell between his x. 
 Judg. 16. 3. Samson took bar and all put upon his .s 
 1 ‘fam. 9. 2. from his x. and upw ard higher, 10.23. 
 
 17. 6. lie had a target of tira.ss between his .>. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 15. the Levites bare the ark on their x. 
 
 1 Chron. .35. 3. it shall not he a burden upon > ourx. 
 Lsa, 11. 14. but thej'shall fl^’ on tlie x. ot Hiilistines 
 14. 25. and liis burden depart fpvm off their x. 
 
 .3;). 6. will carry riclies upon the x. of young asses 
 
 49. 22. thy daughters shall be carried upon iheirx. 
 Lzek. 12. 6. in their sight shall hear it Ufioii tio'x. 
 Mat. 23.4. they hind burdens, lay them on men’s x 
 
 SHOUl, Substantive. 
 
 Num. 23. 21. and (he x. of a king is among them 
 Josh. 6. 5. the people shouted v. itlia great x. 20. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 5. with a great x. so that tlie earth rang 
 6. what ineaiieili the noise ofthi.s great s.? 
 
 1 Chron. 13. 15. then the men of .'ludah gave a x. 
 Ezran.W. witli a great x. when thev praised Lord 
 
 1.3. could not discern the x. of joy from weeping 
 Psal. -47.5. God is gone up with x. l.ord witli souiid 
 Jer. 25. .30, Lord shall give a x. as they tread grapes 
 
 51. 14. they sliall lift ax. against Babylon 
 
 xlcts 12. 22. the pooiilegavex.saying voice ofa God 
 Thess. 4. 16. L.shall descend from lieaven w ith ax. 
 SHOUT. 
 
 Exod. .32. 18. is not voice of them thatx. for mastery 
 Josh. 6. 5. when ye hear trumpet, all peopleshall x. 
 
 10. shall not X. till I hid you x. then sliall ye x. 
 
 16. X. tor the Lord liath given you tlie city 
 
 Psal. 47. 1. X. unto God w ith the voice of triumph 
 Isa. 12. 6. cry out and x. thou inhabitant of /ion 
 42. 11. let them x. from the top of the mountains 
 44. 2.3. X. ye lower parts of the earth, break lorili 
 Jer. .31. 7. sing and x. iiinong chief of the nations 
 
 50. 15. Babylon bad sinned,ag. her round abou ' 
 
 1. am. .3. 8. wlien I x. he sliutteth out niv prayer 
 Zeph. 3. 14. X. t) Israel, he glad with all the heart 
 Zech. 9. 9. X. O daughter of .lerusalem, king cometh 
 
 SHOTTED. 
 
 Exod. .32. 17. as tliej’ s. lie said, there is a noiae 
 Lev. 9.24. wlien the tire consumed, tlie^’x. aiui fell 
 Josh. 6. 20. so the people x. when the tiriests blew 
 Judg. 15. 14. the Philistines x. against >anison 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 5. all Isr. x. with great shout because of ark 
 10. 24. the peo()le x. and said, God save the. king 
 17. 20. as tlie host was going forth and x. for battle 
 
 52. the men of Israel and .ludah .f. and pursued 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 15. as .ludah f. God smote .leroboam 
 Ezra .3. 11. wlien they (iraised the Lord, they x. 
 
 12. many of the peo|)le x. aloud foi joy, 13. 
 
 See .loY. 
 
 SIlOUTEl’II. 
 
 Psal. 78. 65. like a mighty man that x. b\- reason of 
 
 wine 
 
 SHOUTING. 
 
 2 Sam. 6.15. brought up ark w ith x. 1 Chron. 15.28. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 14. they sware to the Lord w ith .<•. 
 
 Job .39. 25. hesnielleth the battle ami x. afar off 
 Prov. 11. 10. when the wicked perish, tlieie is x. 
 
 La. 16. 9. the X. for summer-fruits is fallen, 10. 
 
 Jer. 20. 16. let them hear the x. at neon-tide 
 48. 3.3. none shall tread with .v. tlieirx. shall bo no x. 
 Ezek. 21. 22. to lift up the voice with s. to appoint 
 Amos 1. 14. afire sliall devour Rabbah with x. 
 
 2. 2. Moabshall die with tumult, x. and trumiiet 
 
 SHOUTINGS. 
 
 Zech. 4. 7- Ije sliall bring fortli head-stone with s. 
 SHOWER. 
 
 Ezek. 1.3.11. tliere shall be an overflowing x. 1.3. 
 
 .34. 26. I w ill cause x. to come down in his season 
 Luke 12. 54. straightway ye say there conietli a x. 
 
SHU 
 
 SIC 
 
 SID 
 
 SHOWERS. 
 
 T>ent. 32.2. my speech shall distil as s. on the grass 
 J<)/>‘ZA. 8. the poor are %vet ■with s. of tlie mountains 
 Ftal.fib. 10. thou makest tlie earth soft with s. 
 
 72 . 6. kinir shall come like n. that water the earth 
 Jer. 3. 3. therefore the s. have been witliholden 
 
 14. 22. can cause rain, or can the heavens give s. ? 
 J'.zek. 34. 26. in his season shall be s. of ble.ssing 
 Jl7/c. 5.7. remnant of .lacob shall be aas. on crass 
 ^ec/i. 10. 1. the Lord siiall give them s, of rain 
 SHRANK. 
 
 Gen. 32.32. therefore Israel eat not of sinew that s. 
 SHRED. 
 
 2 Kinos\. .39. came and s. wild gourds into pottage 
 SCUF.ECH-OV/L. 
 
 Jfa.34.l4.J. also shall rest there and find for herself 
 
 SUKIInES. 
 
 Acts 19.24. Demetrius who made silver s. for Diana 
 SHROUD. 
 
 T,zclc. 31.3. Assyrian was a cedar with shadowing j. 
 SHRUBS. 
 
 Gck. 21.15. Hagar cast the child under one of the s. 
 SHUN. 
 
 ^ Tim. 2. 16. but s. profane and vain babblings 
 
 SllUNNED. , ^ 
 
 Acts 20 . 27 . I have not s. the whole counsel of God 
 SHUT, Actvely, Passively. 
 
 Gen. 7. 16. went in of all flesh, the l.ord /. him in 
 14. 3. tlie wilderness hath f. them in 
 12.14. let her be j. out from camp seven days 
 
 15. Miriam was s.out from the camp seven days 
 24. 13. the man who had his eyes s. but now open 
 
 JJe?/t. 15. 7 . nor s. thy hand from thy poor brother 
 Jos/i. 2. 7 . they .f. the gate of Jericho 
 
 3. + 15. Ehud was s. of his right hand 
 9. 51. they s. the tower to them, and gat them up 
 1 Sam. 23.7. for he isf. in, by entering into a town 
 H'e/i. 13.19.1 commanded gates to be s. till after sab. 
 
 I Fsal. 69.15. let not the pit s. her mouth upon me 
 J.ra. 6. 10. .V. their eyes, lest they see with their eyes 
 
 22. 22. key of Dav. on his shoulder, so he sliall open 
 and none shall i. he shall r. and none shall open 
 
 44.18. for he hath f. their eyes, they cannot see 
 
 45. 1. to open before him, and gates shall not be s. 
 . 52 . 15. the kings shall i’. their moutlis at him 
 
 60 ". 11 . tliv gates shall not be s. day nor night 
 66. 9 . shall I s. the womb, saitli thy God t 
 Ezek. 3.24. Spirit said, go .c. thys. within thine house 
 44. l.gate whicli looketl) toward the east was s. 
 
 2. this gate shall he.c. it shall not be opened, God 
 hath entered in by it, therefore it sliall be s. 
 
 46. 1. the gate shall be j-. the six working-days 
 2. the gate shall not be till the evening 
 
 12. after his goiiic forth, one shall .r. the gate 
 Van. 6. 22. my God hath s. the lions’ mouths 
 Acts 5. 23. the prison truly found we s. in safety 
 Jlev. 11.6.these have power to s. heav. tiiat it rain not 
 
 21. 25. gates shall not be s. by day’, no night there 
 See Dooit. 
 
 SHUT vp. 
 
 Lev. 13. 4. then the priest shall f. him 7(p tnat hath 
 plague seven <iays, 5, 21,26, 31, 33, 50, 54. 
 11. the priest shall not j. him 7ip, he is unclean 
 14. 38. the priest shall .<■. np the house seven days 
 46. he that goeth in while the hou.se is s. np 
 Vent. 11. H.^wrath be kindled, and he heaven 
 32. 30. exce|)t their rock the Lord had s. them vp 
 36. when lie seeth there is none s. vp wcT left 
 Josh. 6. 1. now when lericho was straitly s. np 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 5. the I ord had s. np Hannah’s womb' 
 
 6. because the I.ord had .r. tip her womb 
 
 6. 10. hid them and s. vp their calves at home 
 17 . t 46. this day will the 1 ord s. thee np 
 
 23. +12. will the men of Keilah i. me np? 
 
 24. +18. when I.ord had s. me np into thy hand 
 
 26. + 8. God hath s. np thine enemy into thy hand 
 
 2 Sam. 18. t 28. blessed be the Lord who hath s. np 
 20. 3. concubines were s. up to day of their death 
 
 1 Kinc/sS. 35. when heav. is .v. np. 2 Chr. 6.26. I 7; 13. 
 14. 10. I will cut off from Jeroboam him that is .v. 
 
 7ip and left in Israel. 21. 21. 2 K?nps9. 8. 
 C Kings 14. 26. there was not any s. 7tp nor left 
 17 . 4. therefore the king of Assyria.', him np 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 24. Ahaz^. 7tp doors of house, 29. 7. 
 Keh. 6. 10. the house of Shemaiah who was.r. np 
 Job .3.10. because it s. not 7ip my mother’s womb 
 
 11.10. if he cut off, and s. 7tp, who can hinder him ? 
 
 16. +11. God hath s. me 7tp to the ungodly 
 38. 8. or who hath s. 7tp the sea w ith doors ? 
 
 41.15. his scales are s. 7ip together as a seal 
 
 Psal. 31. 8. hast not s. me 7ip info hand of the enemy 
 
 77 . 9 . hath he in anger s. 7 ip his tender mercies i 
 
 78. + 48. he s. 7tp also their cattle to the hail 
 88. 8. I am s. np, and 1 cannot come forth 
 
 Cant. 4. 12. a spring ^. 7 /p, a fountain sealed 
 l.sa. 19 . + 4. s. 7/p into the hand of a cruel lord 
 
 24.10. every house is i. np, no nian can come in 
 
 22. they shall be.r. np in the prison, and be visited 
 
 Jer. 13. f9. the cities of the south shall be s. 7/p 
 20. 9. his w’ord was as fire s. 7/p in mj' bones 
 .32. 2. the prophet was^. t/p bv Zedekiah, 3. 
 
 .33. 1. word of Lord came, w hile he w’as s. 7/p, 39.15. 
 36. 5. I am s. 7/p, 1 cannot go to the I.ord’s house 
 Van. 8. 26. s. np the vision H 12. 4. .f. up the words 
 Chad. + 14. nor should have s. np those that remain 
 Mat. 2.3.13. ye s. 7/p kingdom of heaven against men 
 l,7ike3. 20. added this, that he s. 7/p John in prison 
 
 4. 25. when the lieaven wasi'. 7/p three years 
 Acts 26. 10. many saints did I s. 7/p in prison 
 J\’om. 11. + .32. God hath s. them 7/p in unbelief 
 Gal. 3.2.3. s. 7ip to the faith that should be revealed 
 Lev. 20. 3. s. np the devil, and set a seal upon him 
 • SHUTTETH. 
 
 Job 12.14. he s. up a man, there can be no opening 
 Prov. 16. .30. he s. his eyes to devise fVoward things 
 17.28. he that s. his lips is a man of understanding 
 Isa. 3.3. 15. and s. his eyes from seeing evil 
 Lam. 3. 8. also when 1 cry, he s. out my' prayer 
 J John .3. 17 . and s. up his bowels of compassion 
 llev. 3. 7 . openeth, no man s. and r. no man openeth 
 SHUTTING. 
 
 Josh. 2.5. about time of s. the gate, men went out 
 
 SHUTTLE. 
 
 Job 7. 6. my days are swifter than a weaver's s. 
 SICK _ 
 
 Is taken not only for one that is 7ir.der some bodily 
 mdi.spo.situm, as in 1 Sam. .30. 13. Luke 7. lo. 
 b7tt also for such as are sensible of the b7irdcn 
 of their sins, and enrsiestly desire to he deli¬ 
 vered from them by Christ the great Physician. 
 Mat. 9 . 12. they that be whole need not a 
 physician, but they that are sick. The spotise 
 says. Cant. 2. 5. Stay me with flagpns, comfort 
 me with apples : for 1 am sick of love : that 
 is. You that are members of the church, whe¬ 
 ther ministers, or others, afford me v'hat help you 
 can, for the supporting, strengthening, and com¬ 
 forting of 7ny soul, by applynig the prosnises of 
 the gopel, and S7ich other means as map co7td7tce 
 to my relief ; for I am greatly trembled, and in 
 a langtashhig estate, for -cctit of all that ftill 
 enjoymetic and sense of Christ’s love ichich 1 so 
 earnestly desire. 
 
 The efficient catise of sickness is God, T.ev. 26. 
 16. Deut. 28. 27 , .35, 59, 60, 61. The mcri- 
 torio7is cattse is sin, as appears from the fote- 
 cited places, uhere sickness and disease are 
 threatened as a ptinishment f r sin. The hisirti- 
 mental catise is either Hatan, -.iho .uimetimcs is 
 permitted by God to inflict diseases upon per¬ 
 sons, as he did on Job, chap. 2. 6. 7.i Or in¬ 
 temperance. as drutikenness, incontincncy, and 
 the like. The end of sickness is to punish the 
 loicked, 1 Sam. 5. 6. To try the patience and 
 constancy of the godly, as in Job and Heze- 
 kiah. Or to manifest the glory of God, John 9. 
 3. I 11. 4. 
 
 Gen. 48. 1. one told Joseph, behold thy father is s. 
 Lev. 15. 33. the law of her that is^. of her flowers 
 Deut. 29.22. wherewith the Lord hath made it s. 
 
 1 Ham. 19 .14. when >aul sent, she said, he is .f. 
 
 30.13. master left me, because 3 days aeo 1 fell s. 
 2.Sam. 12.15. the Lord struck the child, it was i-. 
 
 13. 2. Amnon was so vexed, he fell lor '1 amar 
 5. make thyself .9. |i 6. Amnon marie himself i-. 
 
 1 Kings 14.1. Abijan the son of Jeroboam fell s. 
 
 5. wife of .lei ob. c.ometh to ask for son, tor he is s. 
 17 . 17 . after this tlie son of the woman fell s. 
 
 22. + 34. Ahab said unto driver, carry me out, for I 
 am marie s. 2 Chron. 18. + .33.1 .35. + 2.3. 
 
 2 Zi7w/791.2. Ahaziah fell down in Samaria, was s. 
 8. 7- Benhadad the king of Syria was s. 
 
 29. Ahaziah king of Judah went lo see Joram son 
 of Ahab, because he wasf. 2 Chron. 22. 6. 
 
 13.14. Elisha svasfallens.of sick, whereof he died 
 
 20.1. in those days was Hezekiah s. unto death, 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 24. Isa. .38. 1. 
 12. had heard that Hezek. had been s. Isa. 39. 1. 
 Kelt. 2.2. king said, why sad, seeing thou art not s. 
 Ps. 35. 13. wh.en they’ were9. my clothing sackcloth 
 41. + 1. blessed is he that consiriereth the s. 
 
 Prov. 13.12. hope deferred maketh the heart s. 
 
 2.3. .35. they liave stricken me, and 1 was not s. 
 Cant. 2. 5 . comfort me with apples, I am s. of love 
 5. 8. 1 charee you, tell him that 1 am s. of love 
 i.'fl. 1.5. whole head is.?, and tlie whole heart faint 
 33. 24. the inhabitant shall not say, I ani s. 
 
 .38.9. when Hezek. had been s. and was recovered 
 Jer. 14.18. behold them that are .f. with famine 
 Ezek. .34. 4. nor have ye healed that which was f. 
 
 16. and will strengtlien that which w as s. 
 
 Van. H. 27. I Daniel fainted, and was .9. certain days 
 Hos.7.5. princes marie him .9. with bottles of w ine 
 iU/c. 6.1.3. will 1 make thee s. in smiting thee 
 Mai. 1.8. if ye offer the lame and .9. is it not evil ? 
 
 1.3. and ye brought that torn, the lame, and the . 9 . 
 Mat. 4. 24. and they brought to him all s. people 
 8. 14. his wife’s mother s. of a fever, Mark 1. 30. 
 16. and healed all that were s. 14. 14. 
 
 9.12. they that be whole need net a physician, but 
 
 they' that are^. Mark 2. 17. Etike 5. 31. 
 10.8. beat thetf. cleanse the lepers, L7//e9.2. 1 10.9. 
 25. .36.1 was s. and ye visited me, I was in prison 
 .39. saw we Ihee^. in prison and came to thee i 44. 
 Mark 6. 5. that he laid his liands on a few s. folk 
 56. they laid the s. in the streets. Acts 5. 15. 
 
 16. 18. lay hands on the .9. and they shall recover 
 Lnke7. 2. centurion’s servant was s. and ready to die 
 10. found the servant w hole that had been .9. 
 Johni. 46. acerfain nobleman’s son was.«. at Caper. 
 
 11 . 1 . a man, named Lazarus of Bethany, was 4. 2. 
 
 3. Lord, behold, he whom thou lo\est, is s. 
 
 6. he had heard hs was s. he abode 2 days 
 Acts 9. . 37 . in those days Dorcas was s. and died 
 
 19.12. w'ere brought unto the . 9 . handkerchiefs 
 28. 8. the father of Publius lay . 9 . of a fever 
 Phil. 2. 26 . because ye had heard that he had been s. 
 
 27 . for indeed he was s. nigli unto death 
 2 2'/7 w. 4.20. but Trophimus have 1 leftatMiletum . 9 . 
 Jam. 5.14. is any s. let him call elders of the church 
 15. prayer of faith shall save the s. Lord raise up 
 See Pai.sy. 
 
 .SICKLY. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.30. for this cause many’ are s. among you 
 SICKNES.s. 
 
 Exod.23.25.^ will take 9.away from the midst of thee 
 Lev. 20.18. if a man lie with a woman having her s. 
 Vent. 7. 15. the Lord will take from thee all s. 
 
 28. 61. every s. that is not written in this law 
 
 1 A’77/(7f 8. 37 . whatsoever i-. there be, 2 C'/z/w/. 6. 28. 
 17 . 17 . his s. was so sore, there was no breath left 
 
 2 Kings 1.3.14. Elisha sick of the s. whereof he died 
 2 Chro7i. 21.15. thou shalt have great.9. by disease of 
 
 thy bowels, by reason of the s. day by /lay 
 19 . his bowels fell out bv reason of his .9. so he died 
 Psal. 41.3. thou wilt malce all his bed in his s. 
 Eccl. 5. 17 . hath much sorrow and wrath w ith his s. 
 Isa. .38. 9 . w hen Hezekiah was recovered of his . 9 . 
 
 12. willcutme off with jtiningi. from /lay tonight 
 7 / 0 . 9 . 5 . 13 . when Ephraim saw his 9. Judah his wound 
 Mat. A. 23. .1 esus went about healing all manner of s. 
 
 9. .35. Jesus went about preaching and heal, every s. 
 
 10. 1. power to heal all manner of j. Mark 3. 15. 
 John 11.4. he said, this s. is not unto death 
 
 SICKNESSES. 
 
 Vent. 28. 59. and sore s. and of long continuance 
 29.22. they shall say, when they seethe s. L. laid 
 Mat. 8. 17 . spoken, saying, himself bare our j. 
 .SICKLE. 
 
 Detit. 16. 9. as thou beginnest to put s. to the corn 
 ;2.3. 25. not move a . 9 . unto thy neighbour's com 
 Jer. .50. 16. cut off him that handleth j. in harvest 
 Joel 3. 13. put ye in the s. for the harvest is ripe 
 Mark 4. 29. immediately he putteth in the . 9 . 
 lier. 14. 14. having crown,and in his hand sliarp s. 
 ]5.an angel crying, thrust in thy 9 . 16, 18, 19. 
 
 17. another angel came, he also having a sharp 9. 
 SIDE. 
 
 Gen. 6.16. door of the ark shall set in the 9 . thereor 
 Exod. 2.5. her maidens w alked along by river 9 . 
 12.7. shalt strike blond on the two 9 . posts, 22. 
 
 23. w hen he seeth blood on the lintel and s. posts 
 17. 12. Aaron and Ilur stayed up ?>loses' hands, the 
 one on the one 9 . and the other tm the other 9 . 
 32. 26. who is on the Lord’s 9 . let him come to me 
 
 27 . put every man his su ord by his 9 . go in and out 
 Lev. 1. 11. he shall kill it 0119 . of altar northwaid 
 )5. Mood shall be wi ung our at the s. of the altar 
 
 5. 9 . blood of sin-offering sprinkled on 9 . of altar 
 Ntim. 22. 24. a w all on this s. and a wall on that 9 . 
 
 24. 6. they are sprea/i as gardens by the river’s 9 . 
 32. 19 . we will not inherit on y onder 9 . Jordan 
 Dent. 4. 32. ask from one . 9 . of heaven to the other 
 31.26. put the book of the law in 9 . of the ark 
 
 Judg. 19.1. a Levite sojoui ned on 9 . of Ephraim, 18. 
 
 1 .'iam. 4. 18. fell backward by the .9. of the gate 
 
 6. 8. put the mice in a cotier by the .f. of the ark 
 20. 20. 1 will shoot tltree arrowsonthe s. thereof 
 
 25. the king Sat, and Abner sat by .‘+aur3 s. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 16. and thrust hissw’ord into his fellow’s 9 . 
 
 I. 3. 34. tlie king’s sons came by way of the hill 9 . 
 16. 13. Shimei went along on the lull’s . 9 . against 
 
 2 Kings 9. .32. Jehu said, who is on my 9 . who ' 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 18. thine are we, Davi.-i.andon thy 9 . 
 
 2 Chron. 11.12. having .ludah and Benjamin on his 9 . 
 Keh. 4.18. every one had his sword girded by his 9 . 
 Job 18. 12. and destruction shall be ready at his 9 . 
 P.-al. 91.7. thousand shall fall at thy 9 . ten thous. 
 
 118. 6. the 1 ord ison tiiy .9. 1 will not fear 
 124. 1. if it had not been th.e I.ord on our 9 . 2. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 1. on the 9 . of their oppressors was i;ower 
 Isa. 60 . 4. thy daughters shall he nursed at thy’ 9 . 
 Ezek. 4. 8 . thou slialt not turn from one s. to another 
 9. the number of days thou shalt lie upon thy 9 . 
 
 9 . 2. witli a writer's inkhorn by his 9 . 3.11. 
 
 25. 9 . 1 w ill open the 9 . of Moah from tlte cities 
 .34. 21. because ye have thrust with 9 . and shoulder 
 
 Van. 7.5. and it raised up itselfon one .9. three ribs 
 
 II . 17. she shall not stand on his .9. nor be foriuin 
 John 19. 18 . the two thieves, on either 9. one 
 
 .31. but otie of soldiers w'ith a spear pierced his 9 . 
 20. 20. he shew ed unto them his hands 'and Ids 9 . 
 
 25. except I thrust my hand into s. will not believe 
 
 27. reach thy hand, and thrust it into my 9 . 
 
 Acts 12. 7 . angel smote Peter on the . 9 . raised him up 
 
 16. 1.3. on the sabbath w e went out by a river 9 . 
 Lev. 22. 2. on either 9 . ofriver w as the tree of life 
 See Chambers. 
 
 Every SIDE. 
 
 Knm. 16. 27 . from tabernacle of Abiram on every s. 
 Jndg. 7 . 18. blow ye the trumpets on every s. 
 
 8. 34. remembered not the Lord, who had delivererl 
 tliem from their enemies on every's. \Sa?n. 12. 11. 
 1 Sam. 14. 47 . Saul fouglitag. enemies on erc/'i/ 9 . 
 
 1 Kings 5. 3. wars which w ere about him on every s. 
 
 4. tlie Lord hath given me rest on every s. 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 18. hath he not given y ou rest on every s. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7. he hath given us rest on every s. 
 .32.22. thus the Lord guided them on every . 9 . 
 
 Job 1. 10. put an hedge about all he hath on crery 9 . 
 
 18.11. terror shall make him afraid on every s. 
 
 19.10. he liath destroyed rne on every s. 1 am gone 
 Psal. 12. 8. the w icked walk on every 9 . while 
 .31.13. fear was on every s. while they took counsel 
 65. 12. and the little hills rejoice on every s. 
 
 7). 21. thou shalt comfort me on eveiy s. 
 
 Jer. 6. 25. fear is on every s. 20. 10. 1 49. 29. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 3.3. that they m-ay come to thee on every s. 
 19 . 8. the nations set against him on every s. 
 
 23. 22. 1 will bring them against thee on every s. 
 
 28. 23. judged by the sword upon her on every 9 . 
 36. 3. tiieyliave swallowed you up on every 9 . 
 . 37 . 21 . sailh Lord, 1 will gather them on every s. 
 . 39 . 17 . gallier vourseh es to my sacrifice on every s. 
 
 Luke 19.4.3. enemies shall keep thee in on every s. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 8. we are troubled on every s. 7 . 5. 
 farther SIDE. 
 
 Mark 10.1. Jesus came by iho farther s. of Jordan 
 See Lke'I’. 
 
 On this SIDE. 
 
 Exod. .37. 8. one cherub on this s. other on that s. 
 Knm. 11 . 31 . broughtquailsaday’sjourney on thiss. 
 
 22. 24. a wall beinge// this s. and on that side 
 .32. 19. inheritance tm thiss. Jordan,32.1 .34. 15. 
 .35. 14. three citie.s of refuge ovithis s. Jordan 
 
 Josh. 8. 22. some on this s. of Ai, and some on that 
 .33. Israel and judges stood on this s. the ark 
 1 Sam. 20. 21. if I say, the arrows are on this s. 
 
 23. 26. .'^aul went on this s. of the mountain 
 Ezra 4. 16. shalt have no porth n on this 9 . the river 
 
 5. .3. governor/)« this s. the river. 6.1 6.1.3. | 8. 36. 
 Keh. 3. 7. to throne of the governor ontl.i's. river 
 Ezek. 1. 23. every one had two w ings, on this s. 
 
 40. . 39 . were two tables on this s. ami two on that 
 41. four tables on thiss. four tables ('u *hat side 
 
 47 . 12. on bank of river on this s. shall grow trees 
 Dan. 12. 5. there stood other two, the cue on thiss. 
 Zech. 5.3. every one that stealeth shall be cut /ft as 
 on this 9 . every one that sweareth, < n that side 
 Ovi other .SIDE. 
 
 Josh. 24. 2. your fathers dwelt on other s. the flood 
 
 1 .Vffw. 14 . 40 . 1 and Jonathan will be ow the 9 ., 
 
 2 Khigs 3. 22. saw water on other s. as red as blood 
 2 Chron. 9. 19. tw elve lions stoo<l on one and other 9 
 ~Obad. 11. on the day thou stoodest on the others. 
 Joint 6.25. had found him on the other s. of the sea 
 
 443 
 
S I G 
 
 S IG 
 
 SIG 
 
 Right SIDE. 
 
 1 Kings 0. 8. door for middle chamber was on r. s. 
 
 7. .‘>y. put five bases on the right s. the house ; set 
 tlie sea on the right s. the house, 2 Chrun. 4. lo. 
 4y. live candlesticks on the right s. 2 Chnm. 4.8. 
 Kzek. 1. 10. had the face of a lion on the r/iy/if j. 
 
 4. ti. lie aifain on thy right s. and shall hear 
 
 47 . 1. trom under right s. of house ran waters, 2. 
 Zvch. 4. .4. olive-trees, one on right s. the bowl, 11. 
 Mark 1(5. 5. saw younir man on right s. of sepulchre 
 
 I. uke 1.11. an,"el standing on r/y/if f. of the altar 
 Juhn2\. D. cast the net on tlie right s. of the ship 
 
 ^ee SiiA, Sooth. Way, Wkst. 
 
 .SIDI’S. 
 
 Kxod. 1.5. file tables were written on both s. 
 Num. .4:5. 55. sliall be thorns in your s. Jiu/g. 2. .3. 
 Josh. 2?,. 1.5. they shall bescouryes in your s'. 
 
 Judg. 5. .‘50. a prey of needle-work on botli s’. 
 
 1 iiam. 21. .'5. David and his men in .f. of tlie cave 
 
 1 Kings 4. 24. .Solom. had peace on all s. round him 
 Psal. 48. 2. beautiful is Zion on the s', of tlie north 
 
 128. 3. thy wife as a fruitful vine by .f. of thy house 
 Isn. 14. 1 : 5 . 1 will sit also in the .y. of the noi th 
 15. thou shalt be brouyht down to s. of the pit 
 60. 12. ye shall be borne upon her s. and dandled 
 Jer. 6. 22. a ereat nation raised from s. of the earth 
 
 48. 28. maketh her nest in the s. of the holes 
 4y. 32. 1 w ill briny their calamity from all s. 
 
 Ezek. 1 . 17 . they went upon their four s. 10 . 11 . 
 
 .32. 23. whose craves are set in the s. of the pit 
 48. 1. for these are his .v. east and west 
 Ean. 2. t .32. his belly and his v. were of brass 
 Amos 6. 10. Say unto him that is by .v. ot the house 
 Jonah 1. 5. .lonah was cone down to .v. of the ship 
 liah. 3. 1 4. he had bright beams out of his s, 
 
 •S I I d 5 E. 
 
 Dent. 20. 19. shalt not cut to employ them in the s. 
 28. 5.3. thou shalt eat thy children in the s. 
 
 55. because nothiny left him in the .y. 57. 
 
 2 Chr. :>2. 10. whereon do ye trust, that ye abide in.?..*’ 
 Ea. 29. 3. 1 will lay s. acainst thee with a mount 
 Jer. ly. 9. shall eat the Mesh of his triend in the s. 
 Ezek. 4.2. lay y. against it, and buil I a fort, 3. 
 
 5. 2. when the days of the s. are fulfilled 
 Mic.b. 1. he bath laid s. ag. us, they shall smite 
 Uah. .3. 14. draw thee waters for the r. fortify 
 Zech. 12. 2. a cup of trembling, when in the s. 
 
 .SIEVE.' 
 
 Isa. .30. 28. to sift the nations with the s. of vanity 
 Amos y. y. 1 will sift, like as corn is sifted in a 
 .slFf. 
 
 Isa. ,30. 28. to .f. the nations with the sieve of vanity 
 Amos 9. y. 1 will ,y. Israel as corn is sifted ina sieve 
 Euke22. 31. Simon, s-atan hath desired to j. you 
 SUilJ. 
 
 Isa. 24.7. wine monrneth, all mei ry-hearted do s. 
 Lam. 1. 4. her priests s. li 11. all her iieople s. 
 
 21. they have heard that 1 s. none to comfort me 
 Ezek. y. 4. set a mark on foreheads of men that .y. 
 21,6. s. therefore with the l)reakiny of thy loins, 
 and with bitterness i’. before their eyes 
 SIGHED. 
 
 Exod. 2. 2.3. Israel s. by reason of the bondage 
 Mark 7 . 31. and lo<iking upto heaven, he s. 
 
 8.12. s. ileepiy in his spirit, amlsaith, why doth 
 SIGH ESI. 
 
 Ezek. 21 . 7 . w hen they say to thee, wheref. s. thou ? 
 SlGlIEilT. 
 
 Lam. 1.8. yea, she s. and turneth backward 
 SIGHING. 
 
 .^'^.3.24. my s. cometh before 1 eat, l oarings poured 
 Psal. 12. 5. tor the S', of the needy will 1 arise 
 31. 10. m.v lile is spent with grief, my years with .f. 
 79. 11. let the .f. of the prisoner come before thee 
 Isa.2\. 2. all the s. thereof have 1 made to cease 
 35. 10. obtain ioy, and sorrow and s. shal 1 flee away 
 Jer. 45. 3. 1 tainted in my .y. and I find no l est 
 ^ . SIGHS. 
 
 Lam. 1.22. tor my s. are many, my heart is faint 
 SlGHl. 
 
 Gen. 2. 9. every tree that is pleasant to the s. 
 
 Exod. .3, 3. I w'ill now turn and see this great.?. 
 
 24. 17 . ot glorv ot Lord was like devouring fire 
 Lev. 1.3. ,3. the placue in .?. be deeper, 20, 25, .30. 
 
 4. hi s. be not deeper than the skin, 31, .32, .31. 
 
 14. :57. it tl’ie plague in ,?. be lower than the v ail 
 
 is MOT. 1.3. 33. we saw the giants, and we were in our 
 own s. as grasshoppers, and so we were in their s. 
 27 . 19 . before concr. and give him charge in tiieir j. 
 JJeut. 28. 34. shalt be mad for s. of thine eyes, 67. 
 Josh. 23. 5.God shall drive them from oulof your j. 
 24. 17 . which did those great signs in our .?. 
 
 2 Sam. 2^. + 21. he slew an E.gyptian, a man of ,t. 
 
 1 Kings l.i 4. and .y. was against .?. in three ranks 
 
 2 Kings 2. +7. tiffy of sons of prophets stood in j. 
 Joh 1H_. 3. wh_v are we reputed vile in your s. 
 
 19. 15. me tor a stranger, I am an alien in their s. 
 21, 8. their seed is established in theirs’, w itli them 
 34. 26. be striketh them in the open ,y. of others 
 41.9. shall not one be cast down at the .y. of him 
 
 Psal. 79. 10. be known among the lieathen in our s. 
 Eccl. O. 9. better is .y. of the eyes than wandering 
 Isa. 5. 21. them that ai e prudent in their own s. 
 
 II. 3. he shall not judge after the s. of his eyes 
 Jer. 51.24. 1 will render evil done in Zion in your s. 
 Ezek. 4. 12. thou shalt bake it with dung in their s. 
 
 12, 3. prepare, and remove by day in theirs. 
 
 5. dig thou thro’the wall in theirs, and carryout 
 
 20. 9 . m whose s. 1 made myself known to them 
 14. heathen in whose s, 1 tirouehtthem out, 22. 
 43. shall loathe yourselves in your own '.36. 31. 
 
 21. 2.3. shall be as a false divination in their s. 
 
 2.3. + 16. at the s. or her eyes she doted on them 
 4.3.11. shew the forms thereof, and write in theirs. 
 
 Dan. 4. 11. s. thereof to end of all the earth, 20. 
 
 8. t 5. the goat had a horn of s. between his ej es 
 ?K)S. 2. 2._put away her whoredoms out of her s. 
 Mat. 11. 5. the blind receive their s. the lame walk, 
 the lepers are cleansed, 20. 34. Luke 7. 2E 
 Lnke 4. 18. preach the recovering of s. to the blind 
 
 2.3. 48. that came to that s. smote their breasts 
 24. 31. they knew him, he vanished out of theirs. 
 
 444 
 
 John 9. 11. T w'ent and washed, and 1 received s. 
 Acts 1. y. and a cloud received him out of theirs. 
 
 7 . 31. when Moses saw it, he wondered at the s. 
 y. y. was three days without s. nor eat nor drink 
 
 18. he received s. forthwith, arose, was baptized 
 2 Cor. 5. 7- for we walk by faith, not by s. 
 lleb. 12. 21. so terrible was the .?. that Closes said 
 .SlGHl 
 
 Prov.ii.4. find good understanding in the s.of God 
 Luke 16 . 15. is abomination in the s. of God 
 Acts 4. 19. whether right in s. 0/ God to hearken 
 
 8. 21. thy heart is not right in the s. of God 
 
 10. 31. ttiy alms had in remembrance in s. of God 
 2 Cor. 2. 17 . in the .?. of God speak we in Christ 
 
 4. 2. to every man’s conscience in the s. of God 
 
 7 . 12. our care for you in s. of God might appear 
 Gal. .3. 11 . no man justified by the lawdn s. of God 
 1 Thess. 1 . .3. remembering work of faith in s. of God 
 1 Tim. 2. .3. this is good and acceptable in s. if God 
 
 6. 13. 1 give thee charge in the s. of God 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 4. which is in the s. of Godoi' great price 
 
 /i/s SIGH I'. 
 
 Exod. 15. 26. if wilt do that which is right in his s. 
 Lev. 1.3. 5. behold, if the plague in his s. be at astay 
 . 37 . but if the scall be in his s. at a stay 
 Num, 19 . 5. and one shall burn the heifer in his s. 
 Dent. 4. 37. he brought thee out in his s. out of Egypt 
 Judg. 6. 21. the angel of Lord departed outof hiss. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.9. why despised Lord, to do evil in hiss. 
 
 13. 8. so l amar went and made cakes in his s. 
 
 2 Kings 17 .18. remove them outof A. s. 20,2.3. | 24.3. 
 1 Chron. 19 . 13. the Lord do what is good in his s. 
 Job 15. 15. the heavens are not clean in his s. 
 
 25. 5. yea, the stars are not pure in his s. 
 
 40. ’f 24. will any take him in his s.? 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. thy judgments are far above outof h. s. 
 72 . 14. precious shall their blood be in his s. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 26. God givetb to a man that is goocl in his s. 
 
 8. 3. be not hasty to go out of his s. stand not in evil 
 Has. 6.2. he will I'aise us, and we shall live in///'s,?. 
 Mark 10.52. Hartimeus immediately received hiss. 
 
 and followed .lesus in the way, Luke 18. 43. 
 John y. 15. asked how he bad received his s. I 8 . 
 ActsS). 12. a vision that he might receive his s. 
 Rom. .3. 20. by law shall no flesh be jusfi. in his s. 
 Cul. 1. 22. thro’ death to present you holy in his s. 
 lleb. 4. 13. every creature is manifest in V/wj. 
 
 13. 21. working what is well pleasing in his s. 
 
 1 John ,3. 22. do those things that are pleas, in hiss. 
 In the .SIGHT. 
 
 Gen.2\. 11. the thing was grievous in Abraham’s s. 
 47 . 18. there is not ought left in the s. of my lord 
 Exod. 4. .30. and did the signs in the s. of the people 
 
 7 . 20. he smote the waters in the s. of Pharaoh 
 
 y. 8. Moses sprinkled the ashes in the .?. of Pliar. 
 
 11. .3. Moses great in the s. of Pfiaraoh’s servants 
 
 17 . 6. Moses did so in the s. of the elders of Israel 
 ly. 11. the L. will come down tn the s. of people 
 40. .38. fire by night in the s. of Israel all journevs 
 
 Lev. 20 . 17 . shall be cutoff in the s. of their people 
 
 26. 45. out of Egypt in the s. of the heathen 
 Amot .3. 4. Ithamar ministered in the s. of Aaron 
 2(_). 27 . Aaron and Eleazar went in the s. of cong. 
 25. 6 . brouyht Midianitish woman in the s. of Mo. 
 .33. .3. went with high band in the s. of Egyptians 
 
 Dent. 4. 6 . for this is your wisdom in the s. ofnations 
 31. 7 . Moses said to .loshua tn the s. of all Israel 
 34. 12. terror Moses shewed in the s. of all Israel 
 Josh. 3. 7- to magnify thee in the s. of Israel, 4. 14. 
 
 10. 12. he said, in the s. of Israel, sun, stand still 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 5. David accepted in the s’, of the peop. 
 
 2 isam. 12. 11. lie with thy wives in the s. of this sun 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 8. tn the s. of all Israel keep command. 
 29. 25. Lord magnified .^olomon in the s. of Israel 
 
 2 Chr. .32. 2.3. Hezekiah magnified in s.of nations 
 Ezra 9. 9. shewed mercy in the s. of kings of Persia 
 Neh. 1. 11. grant him mercy in the s. of this man 
 
 8. 5. opened the book in the s. of all tfie people 
 Ps. 78. 12. marvellous things did he in s. of fathers 
 
 98. 2. he openly shewed in the s. of the heathen 
 
 Prov. 1 . 17 . in vain net is spread/■///'//e.f. of any bird 
 
 •4. 3. tenrier and beloved in the s. of my mother 
 Led. 11. 9. and walk in the s. of thine eyes 
 Jer. ly. 10. break the bottle in the s. of the men 
 .32. 12. j gave the evirlence in the s. of Hanameel 
 
 4.3. 9. hid stones in the s. of the men of .ludah 
 Ezek. 5. 8. execute judgments in the s. of the nations 
 
 14. .lerus. a reproach in s. of all that pass by 
 
 16. 41. judgment on thee in the s. of many women 
 20 . 22 . name not be polluted in s. of the heatlien 
 28. 18. 1 will bring thee to ashes in the s. of all 
 25. be sanctified in them in s. of heathen, .39. 27 . 
 .36. 34. lay desolate in the s. of all them that pass 
 Hos. 2. 10. I will discover lewd, in s. of her lovers 
 Acts 7 . 10. gave hinv wisdom in the s. of Pharaoh 
 Rom. 12. 17 . I'rovide things honest in of all men 
 2 Cor. 2. + 10. 1 forgave it in the s. of Christ 
 Rev. 13. 1.3. maketh fire come down in s. of men 
 14. miracles he had jiower to do in s. of the beast 
 See Loro. 
 
 Mg SIGHT. 
 
 Gen. 2.3. 4. that T may bury my dead outof tnp s.Q. 
 Exod. 3.3. 12. thou hast found grace in mg s. i~. 
 
 1 Sam. 29- 6. thy coming in is good m mg s. 
 
 9. 1 know that thou art good in my s. as an angel 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. and 1 will be base in tnine own s. 
 
 13. 5. let 1 amar come, anti dre.ss the meat in mg s. 
 
 6._ come, and make me a couple of cakes in m'g s. 
 
 1 hhigs 8.25. not fai 1 thee a man in mg s. 2 Chr. 6. 16. 
 
 9. 7- this house which 1 have hallowed for my 
 
 ^ naine will I cast out of mg s. 2 Chron. ~. 20. 
 
 11. .38. it thou wilt do that is right in mgs. 
 
 2 Kings2\.\b. have done that which was evil in mgs. 
 
 2.3. 27 . I will remove .Judah also out of mg s. 
 
 1 Chr. 22. 8. thou hast shed much blood in mg s. 
 Psal. 101. 7, that tell, lies, shall not tarry in mg s. 
 Tsa. 43. 4. since thou wast precious in rng s. 
 
 Jer. 4. 1 . will put away abominations out of mgs. 
 
 7. 15. 1 will cast you out of mgs. as your brethren 
 .30. the children of .Judah have done evii in tug s. 
 
 15. 1. cast them out of mg s. and let them go 
 
 18. 10 . it it do evil in mg s. that it obey not 
 
 Jer. 34. 15. ve turned, and had done right in mg 3. 
 Ezek. 10. 2. he went in mgs. to fill his hand 
 
 19. mounted up from the earth in my s. 
 
 Amos y. . 3 . be hid trom mg s. in the bottom of the sea 
 AJark 10 . 51. what wilt thou 1 should do to thee.' 
 Lord, that 1 might receive ot^/j. LuAe IQ. 41. 
 'J'hgSHiilT. 
 
 Gen. 19. 19. thy servant hath found grace in thg s. 
 
 21. 12. God said, let it not be grievous in thg s. 
 
 3.3.10. .Jacobsaid, it I have found grace in thg s. 
 47 . 29. Exod. .33. 1.3, 16. 134. 9. Judg. 6. 17. 
 
 Lev. 25. 5 . 3 . shall not rule with l iitour in thg s. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 17 . when thou wast little in thine own s. 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 9. liave cut off thine enemies out oHthy s. 
 
 19 . this wasyetasmall thing in thg.s. 
 
 14. 22. knoweth 1 have found grace in thy s. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 13. let my life be precious in thg s. 14. 
 
 20. .3. done what was good in thg s. Isa. .38. 3. 
 l^sal. 5. 5. the foolish shall not stand in thy s. 
 
 9.19. arise. Lord, let heathen bejudgecl in thy s, 
 19 . 14. meditat. of my heart be acceptable in thy s. 
 51.4. I have sinned, and done this evil in thg s. 
 
 76. 7• w ho may stand in j.when thou art angry ? 
 90. 4. thousand years in thy s. are but as yesterday 
 
 14.3. 2. for in thy s. shall no man be justified 
 Isa. 26. 17- so have we been in thg s. O Ixjrd 
 Jer. 18. 23. neither blot out their sin from thg s. 
 Jonah 2. 4. then 1 said, 1 am cast out of thy s. 
 
 Mat. 11.26. so it seemed good in thg s. Luke 10.21. 
 Luke 15.21 .have sinned against heaven and in thy s, 
 
 18. 42. .Jesus said unto him, receive thy s. 
 
 Acts9. 17.sent me that thou mightestreceive thg s. 
 
 22. 1.3. stood and said, brother Saul, receive thy s. 
 
 See i’.vvoLH, Einu. 
 
 SIGIIT.S. 
 
 Luke 21. 11. shall be fearful j. signs from heaven 
 SIGN, 
 
 Or token, is taken, I. for any thing that serves to 
 express or represent another thing; as, tihen the 
 Lord gave to Noah the rainbow, as a sign or 
 token of his covenant, Gen. 9. 12, 13. and when 
 he appointed Abraham the use of cirettmeiiion, 
 a.s the sign and seal of the covenant he made with 
 him and his posterity, G^n. 17 . 11 . Uom. 4 . 11 . 
 Circumcision teas a sign, evidence, or assurance, 
 both of the blessings promised by God, and of 
 man's obligation to the duties required. 'The sun 
 and moon are appointed by God for signs and 
 seasons, Gm. 1 . 14. They represent the quality 
 oj the weather by the manner of their rising or 
 setting, by their eclipses, conjunctions, Ac. Alat. 
 
 16. 2, 3. Sometimes they are forerunners of great 
 calamities, and remarkable events in the course 
 of human affairs, by their strange appearances, 
 unusual conjunctions, A'C- Luke 21. 25, 26. Acts 
 2. 19, 20. 
 
 II. Sign is put for a miracle: Thou shalt fake this 
 rod ill thine hand, w herewith thou shalt do signs, 
 sags the Lord to .Moses, Exod. 4. 17. and if the 
 I'^Syptians do not believe the first sign, they will 
 believe the second, Exod. 4. 8. The word sign is 
 frequent in this sense in scripture. 
 
 III. ^ sign or token is often put for the proof or 
 evidence of a thing; for example, ibis shall be a 
 token, or sign, unto thee, that 1 have sent thee, 
 Exod. .3. 12. Shew me a sign that thou talkest 
 with me, that is, a proof, .Judg. 6. I 7 . What 
 shall be the sign, or evidence, that the Ixird w ill 
 heal me 2 Kings 20. 8. This acceptation agrees 
 with the first above mentioned. 
 
 IV. 'I'he signs of heaven; the signs of the magi¬ 
 cians; are the phenomena of the heavens, the 
 motions of the stars and planets, the appearances 
 of meteors, and the like ; and the impostures of 
 magicians, which they make use of to deceive 
 the weak. The Lord frustratetli the tokens, or 
 signs, of the liars, and maketh diviners mad, 
 Isa. 44. 25. xlnd in .Jer. 10. 2. Be notdismayed 
 at the signs of heaven, for the heathen are tlis- 
 mayed at them. 
 
 To be a sign to the house of Israel, that is, to he a 
 prophecy, type, or prediction of what should happen 
 to the home of Israel. Thus the prophet Ezekiel 
 by the type of a siege shews what should happen to 
 Jerusalem some time after, Ezek. 4. .3. And in 
 chap. 14. 8. the Lord pours down his vengeance 
 upon sinners, and makes them as a sign, as a public 
 and sen.sihle proof, of his wrath. The prophet 
 Isaiah says. Behold, 1 and the children whom 
 the Lord hath given me, ai'e for signs and for 
 wonders in Israel, Isa. 8. 18. li e are a gazing- 
 stock to them, and wondered at for our Jolly tn be¬ 
 lieving the promises of God. 
 
 Exod. 4. 8. if they believe not nor hearken to v jice 
 offirstj’. they w ill belie'e the voiceof the latterr. 
 
 8. 23. I will piit division, to-morrow shal l this j. be 
 
 13. 9 . it shall be a .\. to thee upon thine hand 
 
 31, 13. my sabbathsye shall keep, for it is a.?, be¬ 
 tween me and you, 17 . Ezek. 20. 12,20. 
 Num. 16. .38. and they shall be a.?, unto Israel 
 
 26.10. lire devoured them, and they becanie a s. 
 Dent.6. Q. bind them fora.?, on thy hand, 11.18. 
 
 1.3. 1. if there arise a prophet, and'giveth thee ar. 
 
 2. anil .?. come to pass w hereof he spake to thee 
 
 28. 46. they shall be on thee for a r. and a wondiv 
 Josh. 4. 6. that this may be a s. among you 
 Judg. 6. 17- then shew me a s. thou talkest with rrtT 
 
 20. .38. w as an appointed s. between Israel and liers 
 1 Ham. 2. 34. this shall be a .?. to thee, in one day 
 they shall die both of them, 2 Kings 19. 29. 
 
 14. 10. we w ill go up, this shall be a j. unto us 
 
 1 Kings 13. .3. gave a s. the same day, saving, this 
 
 is the f. the Lord hatli spoken, altarshall be rent 
 5._ according to the .?. the man of God hath given 
 
 2 Kings 20. it. w hat shall be the .?. T.ord will heal 
 
 9. this .?, shall have of L. Isa. .37. .30. I .38. 7, 22. 
 
 2 Chr. .32. 24. he spake to him, he gave him a s. 
 
 Isa. 7. 11. ask thee a f. of Lord thy God, ask, 
 
 14. L. himself shall give you a s. behold a virgin 
 
 19. 20. it shall be for a.?, unto the Lord of hosts 
 
 20. 3. as Isaiah hath walked bare-foot for a .?. 
 
 55.13. it shall be for a name, for an everlasting s. 
 
SIL 
 
 SIL 
 
 SIM 
 
 7jff.66.19. T will seta.f.amon? them and wilisend 
 Jer. 6. 1. set u p a .v. of fire in Beth-haccerem 
 44. 20. and this shall be a s. to you, Luke 2. 12. 
 Ezek. 4. .“5. this shnll be a s. to the house of Israel 
 12. 6. T liave set thee for a s. to Israel, 11. 
 
 14. 8.1 will make him a a-, a proverb, and cut off 
 
 24. 24. thus Ezekiel is a.f. 1| 2”. thou shalt be a .r. 
 
 .39. 15. then shall he set up a a. by it till buriers 
 ^lat. 12. .38. sayins. Master we would see a x. 
 
 from thee, 16. 1. Markfi. 11. L7{ke 11.16. 
 39. an evil and adulterous fieneration seeketh 
 after a.?. 16. 4. Mark 8. 12. Luke 11. 29. 
 there shall no a. be given but b'e .r. of the pro¬ 
 phet .loiiHS, Marks. 12. Luke 11.29, 30. 
 24. .3. and what shell be the a. of Ihy coming ? 
 
 .30. then shall appear the a. of the Son ot man 
 26.48. now he that betrayed him gaye them a a. 
 Mark\%. 4. what a. when all these things shall be 
 E/uke 2. .34. for a a. which shall be spoken against 
 Jrhn 2. 18. M'hat a. shewest thou unto us ? 6. .30. 
 Etcr.rdB. 11. a ship, whose a. was Castor and Pollux 
 Earn. 4. 11. he received .f. of circumcision, a .seal 
 1 Cor. 1. 22. for .lews require a. Greeks seek wisdom 
 14. 22. wherefore tongues are a. not to them that 
 Eev . 15. 1. 1 saw another a. in heaven, seven angels 
 SIGN. 
 
 Dan. 6. 8. O king, e.stablish decree, a. the writing 
 SIGNED. 
 
 JDau. 6. 0. wherefore king Darius a. the. writing 
 10. when Daniel knew that the writing was a. 
 
 12. they spake, hast thou not a. a decree 
 SIGNS. 
 
 Oen. 1.14. let them be for a. and for seasons, fordays 
 Erod. 4. 9. if they will not believe these two a. 
 
 17 . with this rod in thy hand thou shalt do a. 
 
 28. Moses told Aaron all wordsofLord and all a. 
 
 which he had commanded, 30. Jo.?/;. 24. 17. 
 7 . .3. T will multiply my a. in the land of E-gypt 
 10. 2. mayest tell thy son my a. which I have done 
 yum. 14. 11. for all the a. which 1 have shewed 
 'j)eut. 4. .34. to take him a nation by a. 26. 8. 
 
 6. 22. Lord shewed a. on Egypt, on Pharaoh and 
 
 on all his household, yeh. 9.10. Psal. 78. 43. 
 
 7 . 19 . the great a. which thine eyes saw, 29. 3. 
 
 34. 11. in all a. which the Lord sent him to do 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 7 . when these a. are con\e unto thee 
 9 . and all those >. came to pass that day 
 
 2 Kings 23. + 5. put down them that burn to twelve a. 
 Job .38. + .32. canst thou bring forth the twelve a. ? 
 F.ial. 74 . 4. they set up their ensigns tor a. 
 
 9 . we see not our a. there is no more any prophet 
 105. 27 . shewed his a. among them, and wonders 
 Isa. 8. 18. behold, 1 and the children are for a. 
 
 Jer. 10. 2. he not dismayed at the a. ot heaven 
 32. 20. which hast set a. and wonders in Egypt 
 
 21. hast brought forth Israel out of Egypt with a. 
 Dan. 4. 2. I thouglit it good to shew a. and wonders 
 
 ,3. how great are his s. '/ how mighty his wonders 
 
 6. 27 . he worketh a. in heaven and in earth 
 jMai. 16 . 3. can ye not discern the a. of the times . 
 
 24. 24. there shall arise false Christs and false pro¬ 
 
 phets, and shall shew great a. Mark 1.3.22. 
 Mark If). 17 . these a. follow them that believe 
 
 20. confirming the word with A. following 
 
 Luke 1. 62. they made a. to his father Zachanah 
 
 21. 11. and great a. shall there be from heaven 
 
 25. there shall be a. in the sun, moon, and stars 
 John 4. 48. except ye see a. ye will not believe 
 20. .30. and many othei" a. truly did .lesus 
 Jlcfs 2. 19. I will shew a. in the earth beneath 
 
 22. a man approved of God by .v. which God did 
 43. many a. were done by the apostles, 5. 12. 
 
 4. .30. that A. may be done by the name of .(esus 
 
 7. ,36. after he had shewed s. and wonders in Egypt 
 
 8. 13. then Simon wondered, beholding the a. done 
 14. .3. granted a. and wonders to be done by hands 
 
 Eom. 15. 19 . things Christ ha«h not wrought by me 
 through mighty a. and wonders, 2 Cvr. 12.12. 
 
 2 Thess. y. 9. after the vvorking of Satan, with a. 
 Ileh 2. 4. G. bear, them witness with a. and wond. 
 SIGNET. 
 
 Oen. 38. 18. give me thy a. and thy staff, 25. 
 
 E.xod. 28. 11. with work of an engraver on stone, 
 like the engravings of a a. 21, .36. I 39. 14, .30. 
 Jer. 22. 24. tho’ Coniah were a. on my right hand 
 Dan. 6. 17 . the king sealed it with his own a. 
 
 Hag. 2.23. I will take thee and make thee as a a. 
 SIGNETS. 
 
 Eiod. 39 .6. onyx-stones graven as a. are graven 
 SIGNIFICANT. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. t 9. so you, except von utter words a. 
 
 SIGNIFICATION. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 10. and none of them without a. 
 
 SIGNIFY. 
 
 Jirts"\. 26. to A. the accomplishment of the days 
 
 23. 15. A. thee to chief cai>tain that he bring Paul 
 
 25. 27 . and not to.?, the crimes laid against him 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 11. signifying what Spirit in them did a. 
 SIGNIFIED. 
 
 Acts 11.28. Agabns a. there should be dearth 
 Eev. 1. 1. A. it by his angel to his servant .lohn 
 SIGN! FIFTH. 
 
 Deh. 12. 27 . A. removing of those things shaken 
 SIGNIFYING. 
 
 John 12. 33. this he said, a. by what death he should 
 glorify God, 18. 32.1 21. 19. 
 Jleh. 9 . 8. the Holy Ghost this a. that the way 
 SILENCE. 
 
 Ehis word does not only signify the ordinary si¬ 
 lence, or refraining from speaking ; hut also, tn 
 the style of the Hebrews, it is taken for to be 
 quiet, to remain immovable. .foA/i. 10. 12. 13. 
 Sun, stand thou still upon Giheoii: Hebrew, he 
 silent. And the sun stood still, and the moon 
 stayed, or were silent, at the cornmandment of 
 .loshua. And in Prov. 26. 20. Where there is 
 no tale-bearer, the strife ceaseth, or is silent. Si¬ 
 lence is taken for an entire ruin or destructio)i, 
 for a total subjection, Isa. 1.5. 1. Ar of Moab is 
 laid waste, and brought to silence, or, is utterly 
 destroyed. Also in Jer. 8. 14. The T.ord our 
 God hath put us to silence, or, has brought great 
 
 calamities sipoji us. Silence is also taken for 
 death and the grave. Psal. 94. 17. Unless the 
 Lord had been my help, my soul had almost 
 dwelt in silence. And in Psal. 115. 17. 'Ihe 
 dead praise not the T.ord, neither any that go 
 down into silence. The prophet leremiah says. 
 Let us enter into the defenced cities, and let us 
 be silent there, Jer. 8. 14. Ixt us hasten to some 
 places of strength to secure ourselves, and let us.nt 
 still, and not say a word to provoke so potent an 
 enemy as the Chaldeans are. 
 
 Job 4. 16. an image was before me, there was a. 
 
 29. 21. men gave ear, and kept a. at my counsel 
 Psal. . 31 . 18. let the Iving lips be put to a. 
 
 . 39 . 2 . I was dumb with a. t held my peace 
 94. 17. my soul had almost dwelt in s. 
 il5. 17 . neither any that go down into a. 
 
 Jsa. 15. 1. Moab brought to a. Kir brought to s. 
 Jer. 8. 14. the Lord our God hath put us to a. 
 Lam. 3. 28. he sitteth alone and keepeth a. because 
 Amos 8. .3. they shall cast them forth with a. 
 
 Mat. 22. 34. had heard he had put Sadducees to a. 
 Acts‘A. 40. there was made a great .a. he spake 
 22. 2. that he spake in Hebrew, they kept more .r. 
 1 Tim. 2. 11. let woman learn in a. with subjection 
 12. I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp 
 authoriti' over the man, but to be in a. 
 1 Pet. 2.15. may put to a. ignorance of foolish men 
 Eev.Q. 1. there was a. in heaven half an hour 
 See Kf.kp, Kept. 
 
 SILENT. 
 
 Tosh. 10. + 12. he said, sun, be a. upon Gibeon 
 Tudg. 16. + 2. they were a. all the night, saying 
 I Sam.Q.g. the wicked shall be a. in darkness 
 7 . +8. be not A. from us from crying to the f.ord 
 ’ Sam. 19.110. why are ye a. in bringing king back r 
 
 1 Kings 22. + .3. Bahioth is ours, be a. from taking it 
 rob\i. + 13. be A. from me, that I may sneak 
 Psal. 22. 2. I cry in the night-season, and am not a. 
 
 28.1. be not A. to me, lest if thou be to me 
 
 .30.12. my glory may sing praise to tliee, not be a. 
 
 31. 17 . let the wicked be a. in the grave 
 
 . 37 . + 7 . be A. to the Lord, and wait iiatiently 
 
 62. + 1. truly my soul is a. upon God 
 
 65. + 1. praise is a. for thee, f) God, in Zion 
 
 Prov. 26. + 20. where no tale-bearer, strife is a. 
 
 Isa. 23. + 2. be a. still, ye inhabitants of the isle 
 47 . 5. sit thou A. and get thee into darkness 
 Ter. 8.14. enter defenced cities, let us be a. there 
 38. t 27 . so they were a. from him 
 Exod. 24. + 17. be a. make no mourning for dead 
 Jmos 8. + 3. they shall cast forth dead bodies, be a. 
 To7iah 1. + 11. that the sea may be a. from us 
 4. + 8. that God prepared a a. east wiml 
 Dab. 2. + 20. be a. all the earth before him 
 Zeph. .3.+ 17 . he will be a. in his love, he will joy 
 Zech. 2.13. be a. O all flesh, before the Lord 
 SILK. 
 
 Gen. 41. + 42. Pharaoh arrayed .Joseph in vest, of a. 
 Prov 31.22. her clotlung is a. and purple 
 Ezek 16 .10. 1 girded thee, 1 covered thee with a. 
 
 1.3. thy raiment was of a. and broidered work 
 Eev. 18.12. no man buyeth her merchaiKlise ot a. 
 
 SI t.lS’^. 
 
 .Tab 5. 2. and envv .slayeth the a. one _ 
 
 Hos. 7 . 11 . Ephr. also is like a .a. dove without heart 
 
 2 Tim. 3.6. they who lead captK'e a. women laden 
 
 SILVF.IL 
 
 This metal does not appear to have been tn use 
 before the dehtae ; at least, Moses says nothing 
 of it before that time, he .speaks only of the metals 
 of brass and iroti, Gen. 4. 22. Ptit in Ab^- 
 liam’s time it teas become conmon, and traffic 
 was carried on tcith this metal. Gen. 13, 2. Abra¬ 
 ham was very rich in silver and in gold ; Arid he 
 bought a sepulchre for his wife Sarah for tour 
 hundred shekels ot silver, Gen. 23. 1.5. This sil- 
 ver was Tiot coinedy accovditiQ to all appcoTatictiy 
 hut was only in bars, or ingots, and in commerce 
 it was always tveighed. ,. 
 
 The silver cord, Eccl. 12. 6. Py this Commen¬ 
 tators generally understand the pith, or marro-o 
 of the back-bone, irhich comes from the brain, 
 and thence goeth doicn to the very lowest end of 
 the back-hone, together with the nerves and sinews, 
 which, as anatomists observe, are nothing else 
 hut the production and continuation of the mar¬ 
 row. And this is aptly compared to a cord, 
 both for its figure, which is very long and round, 
 and for its 7i.se. tvhich is tn dratv and move the 
 parts of the body ; and it is compared to silver, 
 both for its excellency and colostr, ichich it white 
 and bright, even in a dead, and much more in a 
 living body. . , , , r 
 
 Gen. 23.15. the land is worth 409 shekels of .f. 
 
 16. and Abraham weighed 400 shekels ot .a. 
 
 Erod. 20. 23. ye shall not make gods ot or gold 
 
 26. '19. sockets of a. 21,2.5, .32. I .36. 24, 26, .30, 36. 
 
 27. 17 . their hooks shall be of a. 38. 19. 
 
 .3.5. 24. thev did offer an offering of a. and of brass 
 .38. 25. A. of them that were numbered of congreg. 
 T,ev. 5.15. ram with thy estimation by .shekels of a. 
 27. 3. thy estimation of male .50 shekels of a. 
 
 27 . 6. of male five, of female three shekels of a. 
 
 16 an homer of barley seed at titty shekels of a. 
 kWi. 7 . 13 . his offering was one a. charger, 19, 2.5. 
 .31 . 37 .43, 49 . .55. 61,67.73,79. one a. bowl ot 
 70 shekels, 19.25. 31, .37, 43. vVc. 
 
 84. twelve chargers of a. twelve a. bowls 
 
 85. each charger of a. weighing 1.30 .shekels 
 
 10.2. make thee two trumi)ets of a. tor the calling 
 
 (if the assembly, and journeying of the camps 
 Dent. 22. 19. shall amerce him in lOOshekelsot a. 
 
 29 . shall give to damsel’s father .50 shekels ot a. 
 JcaV. 7 . 21 . I saw 200 shekels of A. then 1 coveted 
 00 . v'hs hid in his tent, and the a. under it, 24. 
 .Tudg. 17 . 2 . 1100 shekels of a. that were taken trorn 
 'thee, behold, the a. is with me, 1 took it 
 .3. when he had restored the a. || 4. took the a. 
 
 10.1 will give thee ten shekels of a. by the year 
 1 .NViwi. 9 . 8 . at hand fourth part of a shekel ot .v, 
 fUSam. 18.11.1 would have given 10 shekels ot 
 
 "ff.am. 18.12. tho’ I should receive 1000 shekels of a. 
 24.24. bought flour and oxen for 50 shekels of a. 
 
 1 Kings 10.21. none were of a. 2 Chron. 9. 20, 
 
 27 . king made a. to be in .lerusalem as stones 
 
 20. . 39 . else thou shalt [lay a talent of a. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 22. give them, I tu ay thee, a talent of A 
 
 15. 26 . exacted of each man fifty shekels of a. 
 
 18. 15. Hezekiah gave him all a, that was found 
 
 22. 4. that Hilkiah may sum the .f. brought 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 14. a. of all’ instruments of a. 29. 2, 5. 
 15. for caniilesticks of A. li 17. for basins of a. 
 
 2 Chron. I 7 . 11. brought .1ehosha|>hat [u esents of a. 
 Neh. 5. 15. former gover. had taken 4u shekels of a. 
 Job .3. 1,5. with princes who tilled houses with a. 
 
 22. 25. thy defence, thou shalt have plenty of s. 
 
 27 .16. tho’ he, heap up a. as the dust, and raiment 
 17 . and the innocent shall divide the a. 
 
 28. 15. nor shall a. tie weighed for price of wisdom 
 Psal. 12. 6. words of the Gird are {;ure, as a. tried 
 
 66. 10. for thou, () God, hast tried us. as a. is tried 
 Prov. 2.4. if seekest her as a. andsearchest for her 
 .3. 14. merchandise of wisdom is better than of a. 
 
 8. 10. receive my instruction, and not a. 
 
 19. and my revenue than choice a. 
 
 10. 20. the tongue of the lust is as choice a. 
 
 16. 16 . to get undeistanding chosen rather than s. 
 
 17 . .3. fining-pot is for a. and the furnace tor gold 
 25. 4. take away the dross from the a. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 10. loveth a. shall not he satisfied with a. 
 Cant. 8. 9 . we will build on her a palace of a. 
 
 Isa. 1.22. thy a. is become dross, th/ wine mixed 
 .30. 22. shall defile covering of thy images of a. 
 
 48. 10. behold 1 have refined thee, but not with a. 
 60. 17 . for iron 1 w ill bring a. and for wood brass 
 Jer. 6. .30. reprobate a. shall men call them 
 
 10. 9 . A. spread into plates is brought from Tarshish 
 .32. 9.'1 weighed him even seventeen shekels of a. 
 
 Ezek. Ift. 18. Israel they are even the dross of a. 
 
 20. as they gather a. brass, and iron, and lead 
 
 22. as .9. IS melted in the midst of the furnace 
 27 . 12. with A. J'arshish trader! in thy fairs 
 
 Dan. 2. .32. this image's breast and arms were of a. 
 Hos. 9. 6. pleasant places for a. nettles shall possess 
 13. 2. they made them molten images of their a. 
 Amos 2. 6." because they sold the righteous for a. 
 
 8. 6. that we may buy poor for a. and the needy 
 Zeph.^. 11. howl,’all they that hear a. are cutoff’ 
 Zech. 9. 3. Tyros heaped up a. as dust and fine gold 
 
 1 . 3 . 9 . and I will refine them as a. is refined 
 
 Mai. 3. .3. he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of a. 
 See Fili.ets, Goi.u, Pieces. 
 SILVERLING.S. 
 
 Isa. 7. 23. there were thousand vines at thousand a. 
 SILVER smith. 
 
 Acts 19. 24. Demetrius a a. smith made shrines 
 Talents of S1LV F, R. 
 
 1 icings 16.24. boughth'ill Samaria for tw’o ra/. cf a. 
 
 2 Kiiigs 5. .5. Naaman took w ith him ten tal. of s. 
 
 23. and bound two talents of s. into two bags 
 15. 19 . ^lenahem gave Pul ICW) talents of s. 
 
 1 Chron. 19 . 6. Hanun sent 1000 talents of s. 
 
 22. 14. 1 preiiared a thousand thousand talents of s. 
 
 29. 4. and seven thousand talents of refined a. 
 
 2 C/<r. 25.6. hired mighty men for 100 talents of s. 
 27. 5. Ammon gave .lotham 100 talents of s. 
 
 36.3. condemned land in \iX) talents of s. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 22. 1 decree it be done to KX) talents of a. 
 8. 26. I weighed to their hand 6.50 talents of s. 
 Esth. .3. 9 . 1 will |)ay ten thousand talents of s. 
 Vessels of SILVIHL 
 
 yum. 7 . 85. all tlie a. vessels weighed 2400 shekels 
 2 Sam. 8. 10. .loram brought w ith him vessels of s. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 25. every man his present, ve.isels of s. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 1.3. there were not made zwssels of s. 
 
 1 Chron. 18. 10. and with him all manner of ves.sels 
 of A. gold and brass, 2 (.'/ircw. 24.14. 
 Ezra 1. 6. strengthened their hands w ith ves. cf a. 11. 
 
 5. 14. vessels of gold and a. of the house ot God, 
 
 which Nebuchadnezzar took 
 
 6. 5. let the golden and a. vessels be restored 
 8. 26. I weighed a. ves.sels an hundred talents 
 
 Dan. 5. 2. commanded to bring golden and a. ve.ss. 
 
 11. 8. carry with their precious ves. of s. and gold 
 
 SILVER. 
 
 r?eK.44.2. put my A. cup in sack’s month of youngest 
 Prov. 26. 23. like a potsherd covered with a. dross 
 Eccl. 12. 6. or ever A. cord be loosed or bowl broken 
 Isa. 40.19. the goldsmith casteth a. chains 
 Mat. 27 . 6. the chief (iriests took the a. pieces 
 Hets 19 . 24. Demetrius made a. shrines tor Diana 
 See Vessei.s just before. 
 
 SLMILEIUDE. 
 
 Kum. 12. 8. the a. of the Lord shall he behold 
 Dent. 4.12. ye, heard voice of wonis, but saw no a. l.o. 
 
 16. lest ye make vou the a. of any figure 
 2 Chron. 4. 3. under it was a. of oxen round about 
 P.sal. 106 . 20. changed their glory into A. ot an ox 
 144 12. corner stones iiolished after a. ot a palace 
 Dun 10. 16. one like the a. of the sons ot men 
 Horn 5. 14. after the a. of Adam’s transgression 
 lleb. 7 , 15. after A. of Melchisedec ariseth a pnest 
 Tam .3 9 men w ho are made alter the a. ot God 
 SIMILITUDES. 
 
 Hos 1" 10. I have used a. bv ministry of prophets 
 ■ ■ SIMPLE 
 
 Is taken, [1] T'or one ivho is harmless, innocent, ana 
 f,ee from deceit. Rom. 16. 19 Nt Paul would 
 have the Romans be wise unto that w hich is good, 
 and simple concerning evil ; that ia. discerning 
 in the choice of good, to distinguish the goodjrom 
 the had doctrine ; but they must avoid lohatcyer 
 has the appearance oj evil as children who, with¬ 
 out much reasduing, Jly from every thing that 
 does but seem hurtful to them : he would haie them 
 SO iuiwcCfit to dcccwB% oytd yet 
 
 as not to he deceived. [2] 1 or .inch as are 
 
 ignorant, weak, and subject tn delusion, yet 
 sincere and willing to be taught; .mch .yimple 
 07tes are iyii ited (o Jl isdoat s feast ; and are 
 ovvosed to such as arc prr.nd and s( If’ConceUedy 
 Prov. 9 . 4. NVhoso is simiile, let him turn m 
 hither. [3] Simple is taken for a silly, foolish 
 
 445 
 
SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 'Tedulous man, tcho i.i easily deceived with the 
 smooth words and fair pretences of false and de¬ 
 ceitful trten, Prov. 14. 15. 'J he simple believeth 
 every vvord ; and this sintple man is opposed to 
 the prudent man, who looketli well to his jroin!rs ; 
 who not only orders his conversation and dealinys 
 in the world with due circnmsjiection, hut aUo 
 judges of the words and professions of others ly 
 their conversations. [4] It is taken for ignorant, 
 easy, and credulous persons, who are soon cheated 
 hy the world and the devil, and who do not under¬ 
 stand their own interest, hut persist in their .sinful 
 tour.ses. Prov. o‘2. .'5. lUit the simi)le passoii, and 
 ai e pnnislicil. tsimple here is opposed to the wise 
 and prudent man, who foreseeing the calamity or 
 judgment of (iod threatened, does hy prayer and 
 repentance put himself under the protection of the 
 Almighty. [5] Simplicity is sometimes taken for 
 fidelity and liberality. Horn. 12. 8. He that j;iv- 
 eth, let him do it with simplicity. He that dis¬ 
 tributes the church's stock to the poor, b.t him do it 
 faithfully, without fraud ; impartially, not for 
 favour or a.ffection ; gently, without fierceness ; and 
 liberally, aecordmg to every one's necessity. 
 
 Vsal. 19. 7- the law of the Lord makinir wise the .t. I. 
 lit). 6. Lord preserveth the s, I was brought low 
 119. 130. it "iyelh imderstandiii"; to the.?. 
 
 Vrov. 1. 4. to jL'ive suhtilty to.f. to yoime knowledge 
 
 22. how lone, ye .v. ones, will ye hive simplicity 
 .32. the turning away of the f. shall slay them 
 7- 7- I beheld among the s-. ones a young man 
 
 8. 5. O yes. untieistand wisdom, and ye fools 
 
 9. 4. whoso is s. let him turn in hither, 16. 
 
 13. a foolish woman is s. and knoweth nothing 
 
 14. 15.believeth every word, but prudent tnan 
 
 18. inherit folly [j 19.25. the,v. will beware 
 £1. 11. the scorner is punished, the s. made wise 
 £2.3. the .y. pass on anrl are punished, 27. 12. 
 
 llzek. 45. 20. so thon slialt do for him that is s. 
 
 Horn. 16. 18. hy fair speeches deceive hearts of ,f. 
 
 19. have you w ise to good, and .v. concerning evil 
 
 SlMPLICI'l V. 
 
 £ Sam. 15. 11. they went in their .y. and knew not 
 Hrov. 1. 22. how long, simple ones, w ill ye love^. 
 
 Horn. 12.8. he that giveth, let him do it with .y. 
 
 HCor. 1. 12. in .y. w e had our conversation in w orld 
 
 11. 3. be corrupted from the s. that is in Christ 
 SIN 
 
 Is any thought, word, action, omission, or desire, 
 contrary to the hizo of God. Sin is any want of 
 conformity to, or transgression of the law, 1 John 
 .3. 4. It is taken, [f\ for original corruption, or 
 the depravity and naughtiness <f our corrupt na¬ 
 ture, which is prone to all evil. Psal. 51. 5. Le- 
 hold, I was shapen in iniquity’, and in sin did 
 my mother conceive me. Hum. 7. 8. Sin taking 
 occasion by the commandment, wrought in me 
 all manner of concupiscence. [2] for actual sin, 
 which flows from the corruption of nature. .Tam. 
 
 1.15. NVhen lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth 
 sin. [3] Itjs taken for the guilt and deji ement of 
 sin. Psal.51. 2. ^Vash me throughly from mine 
 iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. And in 
 Ilel). 10.2. Tne worshippers, once purged, should 
 have had no more conscience of sins. [4] for the 
 punishment uf_i,in, Gen. 4. 7. And if thou doest 
 not well, sin lieth at the door ; he .sure thy sin will 
 tind thee out; thou shalt not long enjoy the fruits 
 of thy wickedness, hut a dreadful judgment shall 
 tread upon the heels of thy sin. And in Gen. 19. 
 
 15. r.est thon be consumed in tlie iniquity or 
 punishment of the city. [.5] Sin is taken both for 
 the guilt etnd punishment rf sin. Psal. 32. 1. 
 Blessed is he whose sin is covered. And in 
 Mat. 9. 2. Son, thy sins be forgiven thee: the 
 guilt of them is pardoned, and so the punishment 
 shall he removed. [6] j'he name of sin is often 
 given to the sacrifice of expiation, or to the sacri¬ 
 fice for sin. Lev. 4. .3, 25, 29. What is there ren¬ 
 dered sin offering, is in Hebrew, sin. St. Paul 
 says, that (iod was pleased .lesus Christ, who 
 knew 710 sin , should he our victim of expiation, 2 
 Cor. 5.21. For he hath made him to be sin for us, 
 
 ■who knew no sin, that we might be made the 
 righteousne.ss of God in liim. [7] Sin is taken for 
 any fault, either in doctrine or life, .lohn 8. 46 
 Which of yon convinceth me of sin ? [8] ]■ or in¬ 
 fidelity and unhelief. .lohn 16. 9. I he Spirit will 
 convince the world of sin, because they believe 
 
 .not on me. [9] fir a sinful course of life. .lam. 
 
 1. 15. Sin, when it is tinished, bringeth fortli 
 death. [ 10 ] for the remainders of sin in such as 
 are renewed and regenerated. Kom. 6. 12. T.et 
 not sin therefore reign in your mortal body ; 
 since you are regenerated, and spiritually alive, 
 let not the remainders of corruption exercise an 
 wicoritrollcd absolute power in ym. [11] It taken 
 for sin greatly aggravated, .lohn 15. 22, 21. If 1 
 had not come and spoken to them, they had not 
 had sin : they had not been guilty of this particu¬ 
 lar sin of infidelity in rejecting me ; or, their sin 
 had not been so heinous as now it is ; or, they had 
 had more to say in excuse for their sin. [12] for 
 the idols or calves at Dan and Petli-el, which were 
 the occasion of the sin of'ihwwM VA. Amos 8. 14. 
 
 I'hey that sw-ear by the sin of Hamaria. 
 
 Cod was not the author of sin or of death ; it is in- 
 coji.sistent with the divine holiness and purity to in¬ 
 cline the creature to sin : yVs (iod cannot be 
 tempted to evil, neither tempts he any man, ./«w/. 
 
 1. 13. 'PiUt sin and death entered into the world hy 
 the malice of the devil; and Adam, hy his disobe¬ 
 dience, and yielding to the temptation of .Satan, 
 has made ns all guilty in the eyes of God. See 
 Dev 11 ,, F.vi.i,. .Jesus CliriJt, hy his death, hath 
 restored life to us ; ly his obedience he has recon¬ 
 ciled ns to God the father ; instead of children of 
 7crath, as we were, he has merited for ns the cha¬ 
 racter of children of God. The apostle Paul, in 
 several places, speaks of the misery which the first 
 Adam brought on him.self and his posterity, and of 
 the blessings which Christ the second Adam has 
 
 purchased for his children. See Pom. 3. 23. 15. 
 1£. I 6. 23. 1 C,or. 15. 21, 22. Though sin. he 
 permitted of God, he can no more he the author 
 oj It, than light is the author of darkuess, 1 .lohn 
 1. 5. Am is not a creature, or a being, hut ra¬ 
 ther the privation of a being ; as light is the pri¬ 
 vation of darkness, so is .un a privation of holiness. 
 PiesniniUnons sins. David prays that (iod would 
 keej) him hack from presuinjituous sins, fsal. 
 19. 13. from known and evident .sins, .such as 
 proceed from the choice if the perverse will against 
 the enlightened mind, which are committed with 
 deliberation, with design, resolution, and eager¬ 
 ness, against the checks of conscience, and the 
 motions of God's Spirit; .such sins are direct re¬ 
 bellion against God, a despising of his command, 
 and provoke his pure eyes. 
 
 Oiigirial sin <c'«.y the rebellion of the first man 
 Adam against Ins Creator, which was a sin of 
 universal e.fficacy, which derives a guilt and stain 
 to mankind in all ages of the world. The account 
 the .scripture gives of it, is grounded on the rela¬ 
 tion-which all men have to Adam as their natural 
 and uiural principal or head. 
 
 1 heir natural. God created one man in the 
 beginning, from whom all others derive their 
 beings: And that the unity might he the more 
 entire, he formed him that aid -which was neces¬ 
 sary for communicating his kind to the world. 
 He hath made of one blood all nations of men, 
 for to dwcdl on all tlie face of the earth, Acts 
 17- 26. And as the whole race of mankind was 
 virtually lu Adam’s loins, so it was presumed to 
 give virtual rornent to what he did; when he 
 broke, all suffered shipwreck that were contained 
 in him as their natural original. 
 
 11. He -was the moral principal of mankind. In 
 the first treaty between God and man, Adam 
 leas considered, not as a .single person, hut as the 
 representative of a nation, and contracted for ail 
 his descendants hy ordinary generation: his per¬ 
 son was the fountain of theirs, and his will the 
 representative <f theirs, from hence his vast 
 2.rogeny became a party in the covenant, and had 
 a title to the benefits contained in it upon his 
 obedience, and was liable to the curse upon his 
 violation of it. Upon this ground the apostle in¬ 
 stitutes a parallel between Adam arid Chiist. 
 Tom. 5. 19. I hat as hy one man’s disobedience 
 many were made sinners ; so by the obedience 
 of one sliall manj' be made righteous. As Christ 
 in his death on the cross did not suffer as a pri¬ 
 vate person, hut as a surety and sponsor repre¬ 
 senting the whole church, as it is said, 2 Cor. 5. 
 14. It one died for all, tlien were all dead : So 
 the first Adam, who was the figure of him that 
 was to come, Rom. 5. 14. i?i his disobedience was 
 esteemed a public person rejnesenting the whole 
 race of mankind ; and hy a just law it was not 
 ^ restrained to himself. 
 
 The Scripture proves in many places that the sin of 
 Adani was communicated to ail Ins posterity, and 
 that it hus infected and corrmited it. I'ph. 2. 3. 
 \ye were hy nature tlie children of wrath ; that is, 
 liable to punishment, and that hath relation tv guilt. 
 And in Kom. 5. 12. Hy one man sin entered into 
 the world, and death hy sin ; and so death passed 
 upon all men, as a just sentence upon the guilty, 
 foi" that all have sinned, .lob describes this sin, 
 M ho can bring a clean thing out of an unclean f 
 not one, .Job 14, 4. It is the universal law of 
 iiature, that every thing produces its like, not only 
 in regard of the same nature, that is jiropagated 
 from one individual to another, without a change 
 of the species, hut in respect of the qualities with 
 which that nature is eminently affected. The 
 Psalmist Davitl likewise speaks of this sin, Psal. 
 51. 5. Behold, 1 was shapen in iniquity, and in 
 sm did my mother conceive me. 
 
 The sill against the Holy Gliost. Our Saviour 
 says in Mat. 12. 31, 32. Wherefore I say unto 
 you. All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be 
 forgiven unto men, but the blasphemy against 
 the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto nien. 
 And whoever shall speak a word against the 
 Son of man, it shall he forgiven him : hut who¬ 
 soever siieaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall 
 not be forgiven him, neitlier in this world, nei¬ 
 ther in the world to come. Interpreters have 
 differently e-rplained the sin against the Holy 
 (jhost. St. Ambrose in one place makes it to 
 consist in denying the deity of the ■'•on. In an¬ 
 other place he says, it ron.sists in denying the 
 divinity of the Holy Ghost, and in imputing his 
 works to the power of the devil: And in his hook 
 of Repentance he extends it to heresy and schism. 
 Ilermas says, that the sin against the Iloly 
 Ghost is the hlaspheming of God ; and another 
 author says, that it is the renouncing of God: 
 (ithers think the irremissihle sin, to lie that of a 
 hardened, impenitent, and insolent sinner: Gio- 
 tuis espouses this opinion, and gives for examples 
 of this crime, the sin of Korah, Pharaoh, Simon 
 ^ iMagiis, Ananias, and Sapphira. 
 
 The generality of interpreters place the sin against 
 the Holy Ghost, mentioned hy our Saviour, in 
 the wilful malice of those that with.itand the 
 evidence of truth, and who will not acknowledge 
 the miracles of Christ to he wrought by the 
 finger of God, hut maliciously, and against the 
 conviction of their own consciences, impute them 
 to the prince of darkness. This was certainly 
 the crime tf the Pliarisees, to whom Christ ap¬ 
 plied his discourse ; and those also become guilty 
 of the same crime, who oppose or persecute the 
 doctrine, ways, and servants of Christ, hecaice 
 they are spiritual, or have any thing of the 
 Spirit ajipearing in them, and that contrary to 
 their own convictions. Such as are guilty of this 
 sin, are excepted from jiardon, because the death 
 t]f Christ was not appointed for the expiation of 
 It: And there being no sacrifice, there can be no 
 
 SIN 
 
 Satisfaction, and cniueqnently no pardon. For if 
 we bin wilfully after we have received the know¬ 
 ledge of the truth, there remainetli no more sacri¬ 
 fice for sins, Heb. l(t. 26, 27, ,&c. The wisdom 
 and justice oj God require this severity against 
 such sinners : For if he that desjiised Moses' law, 
 died without mercy, of how much sorer punish¬ 
 ment shalljie be thought worthy, who hath trod¬ 
 den under toot the Son of God, and hath counted 
 the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was 
 sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite 
 to the Spirit ot jirace! that is^ 'J'ltej/ T€yiou7ic€ 
 their Redeemer as if he were not the Son of God, 
 and virtually consent to the cruel sentence passed 
 against him, as if he had blasphemed when he de¬ 
 clared himself to he so: and thereby out-sin his 
 sufferings. How reasonable is it therefore that 
 they should he for ever deprived of the benefits, 
 who obstinately reject the means that purchased 
 them. The same apostle speaks also of this sin ire 
 Heb. 6 , 4, 5, 6 . For it is impossible for those who 
 were once enlightened, and have tasted of the 
 heavenly gitt, and were made partakers of tlie 
 Jloly Ghost; and have tasted the good word of 
 God, and the powers of the world to come, 
 if tliey shall fall away, to renew them agaic. 
 unto repentance: seeing' they crucify to them¬ 
 selves the Son of Gcid afresh, and put him to an 
 open shame : that is, Suih as have attained to 
 some acquaintance with the doctrine of the gos¬ 
 pel, and have had some experience of the power 
 and efficacy of the Holy Ghost from heaven in 
 gospel administrations and worship; yea, even 
 some of the extraordinary gifts of the Spirit ; 
 who have likewise relished comfort and s-weetness 
 in the doctrine and promises of the gospel; and 
 particularly having heard that the Redeemer 
 saves them from wrath, and instates them in 
 happiness beyond what is attainable here on 
 earth; their self-love has externally clo.^ed with 
 the revelation, and made ajiplication of it to it¬ 
 self : Now, says the apostle, if such shall turn 
 apostates, it is impossible, in regard of any lax, 
 rule, or constitution of God, to bring them to re¬ 
 pentance whereby they should be lestored to their 
 f ormer condition; and this because they despise 
 the means of salvation, they shew themselves to be 
 of the same ojiinion with those that did crucify 
 ( hrist, and they would do it again, were it in 
 their power ; and actually do it as much as they 
 can hy persecuting his members. The great un¬ 
 pardonable sin against the Holy Ghost, appears 
 to he a pjesumptuous sin against some more than 
 ordinary illuminations, convictiors, and taste of 
 go.cpel grace, whereby a man doth knowingly and 
 Studiously rebel against the truth, and maliciously 
 persecute it in himself and others from an univer¬ 
 sal hatred of it for itself. Mat. 12. 31, 32. Heb. 6 
 
 4, 5. .lob 24. 13. Heb. 10 . 29. Acts 13. 41. 1 John 
 
 5. 16. 
 
 from the above-mentioned passage, in Heb. 6 . it 
 appears, [1] That it cannot he any sin that is 
 committed ignorantly. St. Paul was a blas¬ 
 phemer , hut was forgiven, because he did it ig¬ 
 norantly. [2] It must be a sin knowingly com¬ 
 mitted against the operations of the Holy Ghost, 
 and the conviction.s of conscience ; it is a sinning 
 wilfully after haying received the knowleclge of 
 the truth, and having been made partakers of the 
 Holy Ghost. [3] Apostasy seems to be an ingre¬ 
 dient in it. It they fall away, says the apostle. 
 [4] It takes in malice and per.secution ; the Pha¬ 
 risees did not only impute the miracles of our 
 Saviour to the devil, but they spake it out of 
 malice, designing to destroy him. [5] Though 
 impenitency cannot be called that sin, yet it 
 comes into the number of its ingredients ; and 
 therefore the Apostle says of .suck sinners. It is 
 impossible to renew them again to repentance. 
 Gen. 4. 7 . if thou doest not well,^. Heth atthe door 
 Lxnd. 34. 7 . forgiving iniquity, transgi ession, and .w 
 Lev. 4. 3. if priest s. according to the s. of jieople 
 14. when s. is known, congregation shall oiler 
 
 6. 26. the priest thatotfereth it for s. 9 . 15. 
 
 19. 17- and not suffer s. upon thy neighbour 
 22. the s. which he hath done shall be forgiveii 
 Num. 5. 6. when a man or woman shall commits. 
 12.11. I beseech thee lay not the s', upon us 
 19. 9. it is a jiurification fors. 17. 
 
 27 . 3. our father died in his own s. had no sons 
 Dent. 15. 9. cry to Lord and it be s. to thee, 24. 15. 
 19. 15. one winess shall not rise up for any s. 
 
 21.22. if man have committed s. worthy of deaf’n 
 
 22. 26. there is in ciamsel no s. worthy of death 
 
 23. 21. L. shall require it, and it woi'ild s. in thee 
 22. if thou forbear to vow, it shall be no .c. 
 
 24. 16. every man shall be put to death for his own 
 
 s. 2 Kings 14. 6. 2 Chron. 25. 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 23. for rebellion is as .v. of witchcraft 
 
 1 Kings e,. 34. forgive the s. of thy people Israel 
 36. forgive s. of thy servants, 2 Chron. 6. 25, 27. 
 
 12. 30. and this thing became a s. 13. .34. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 16. the s. money was the priest’s 
 Job 20. 11. his l;ones are full of s. of Ins youth 
 Rsat. 32. 1. blessed is he whose j. is covered 
 51. 5. and in .?. clid iny mother conceive me 
 59 . 12. for .<•. of their mouth let them be taken 
 109. 7- ttnd let his prayer become.'. 
 
 14. let nor the \. of his mother be blotted out 
 Prov. \Q. If), the fruit of the wicked tendeth to s. 
 
 19 . in multitude of words there wanteth not s. 
 
 13. + 6. hut wickedness overthroweth .<■. 
 
 14. 9- fools make a mock at s. but among righteous 
 .34. hut s. is a re|)roach to any people 
 
 21. 4. and the jilowing of the wicked isf. 
 
 24. 9. the thought of foolishness is s. 
 ha. 5.18. wo to them draw a. as it were with cart-rope 
 .3(1. 1. and cover, that they ma^’ a<id.'. to 
 31. 7 . his idols which youi hands have made for s. 
 
 53. 10. thou shalt make hissoul an offering for a. 
 
 12. he bare the a. of many, and made intercession 
 Jer. 17 .1. s. of Judah written with a pen of iron . 
 
SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 Jer. 17 . 3. I will ^ive high plac. for a inthy bord. 
 51. 5. though their land was tilled with .s. 
 
 Lam. 4. 0. than the punishment of the s. of Sodom 
 Has. 4.8. they eat up of my people, set their heart 
 10. 8. the s. of Israel shall be destroyed 
 
 12. 8. they shall find no iniquity in me that were s. 
 Amos 8. 14. they that swear by the s. of Samaria 
 Mir. 1. 13. she is the beginning of .f. to Zion 
 
 6. 7 . shall I give fruit of my body forj. of my soul 
 Zech. 13. 1. there sliall be a fountain opened forf. 
 
 14. t 19 . this shall be the s. of Kgyj)! 
 
 Mat. 12. 31. all manner of . 9 . shall be forgiven to men 
 John 1. 29 . which taketh away the s. of the world 
 
 8. 7 . he that is without . 9 . among you, let him cast 
 34. who.so committeth s. is the servant off. 
 
 V 41. if ye were blind, he should have no s. 
 
 _5. 22. if 1 had not come, they had not had . 9 . 24. 
 
 16. 8. Comforter, he will reprove the world of f. 
 
 9 . of s. because they believe not on me 
 
 19. 11. he that delivered me hath the greater f. 
 Acts 7 . 60. Lord, lay not this .9. to their charge 
 Horn. .3.9. proved .lews and (lentiles are all under f. 
 
 20. for by the law is the knowledge of s. 
 
 4. 7- blessed are they whose s. is covered 
 5.12. J. entered into the world, and death by s. 
 
 13. for till the law s. was in the woi Id 
 
 20. where s. abounded, grace much more abound 
 
 21. that as . 9 . reigned unto death, even so grace 
 6 . 1. what shall we say ? shall we continue in .9. ? 
 
 2. how shall we that are dead to f. live therein ' 
 
 6. with him, that the body of . 9 . might be destroi’- 
 
 ed that henceforth we should not serve s. 
 
 7 . for he that is dead is freed from s. 
 
 10. foi' in that he died, he died to s. once 
 
 11.. reckon ye yourselves to be dead indeed unto . 9 . 
 
 12. let not .9. therefore reign in your mortal body 
 
 13. nor yield your members as instruments to s. 
 
 14. for s. shall not have dominion over you 
 
 16. his servants ye are, whether of s. unto death 
 
 17 . God be thanked, ye were the servants off. 
 
 18. being then made free fiom f. 22. 
 
 20. for when ye were the servants of s. ye were 
 23. for wages of s. is death, but the gift of God 
 7 . 7 . is law s.? God forbid, I had not known f. 
 
 8. f. taking occasion wrought in me all manner of 
 concupiscence: for without the law f. was dead 
 
 9. commandment came, f. revived, and I died 
 
 11. for f. by the commandment slew me 
 
 13. but s. that it might appear, f. that s. by the 
 commandment might become exceeding sinful 
 
 14. law is spiritual, but I ant carnal, sold under f 
 
 17 . no more I, but s. that dwclleth in me, 20. 
 
 23. and bringing me into captivity to law off, 
 
 25. but with the flesh, the law off. 
 
 8. 3. and for s. condemned s. in the flesh 
 
 10. if Christ be in you, body is dead because of s. 
 
 14. 23. for whatsoever is not of faith, is f. 
 
 1 Cot. Ck 18. every s. a man doth is without body 
 
 15. 56. O death, where is thy sting? the sting of 
 
 death is s. and the strength of s. is the law 
 
 2 Cer. 5.21. made him to be f. for us, who knew no f. 
 Gal. 2. 17 . is therefore Christ the minister of s. ? 
 
 3. 22. the scripture hath concluded all under f. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 3. and that man off. be revealed 
 Heh. 3. 1’3. be hardened thro’ the decitfulness of f. 
 
 4.15. was tempted like as we are, yet without f. 
 
 9 . 26 . but once hath he appeared to put away f. 
 
 28. he shall appear witliout f. to salvation 
 
 10. 6. in sacritices for f. thou hast had no pleasure 
 8. offering for f. thou wouldst not. nor pleasuie 
 
 18. where remission, is no more offering for f. 
 
 , ]1. 25. than to enjoy pleasures off. foia season 
 
 12.1. let us lay aside f. that doth easily beset us 
 
 4. ye have not yet resisted, striving against f. 
 
 13. 11. the bodies of those beasts for s. are burnt 
 Jam. 1. 15. when lust hath conceived, it bringeth 
 
 forth f. and f. when finished, bringeth forth death 
 
 2. 9 . if ye have respect to persons, ye commit f. 
 
 4.17. knoweth, an<fdoth not good, to him it is f. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 22. who did no s. nor was guile found 
 
 4. 1. that suffered in flesh hath ceased from 9 . 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 14. having eyes that cannot cease from s. 
 1 John 1. 7 . blood of Christ cleanseth us from all f. 
 
 8. if we say we have no s. we deceive ourselves 
 
 3. 4. whoso committeth s. transgresseth also the 
 
 law, for f. is the transgression of the law 
 .5. he was manifested, and in him is no s. 
 
 8. he that committeth f. is of the devil 
 
 9. whosoever is born of God doth not commit f. 
 
 5. 16. if any man see his brother s. a s. which is 
 
 not to death, there is a s. unto death 
 17 . all unrighteousness is f. and there is a f. not 
 unto death, whosoever is born of G. sinneth not 
 See Beau. 
 
 Great SIN. 
 
 Gen. 20.9. brought on me and my kingdom great s. 
 Liod.Vl. 21. that hast brought this great s. on them 
 . 30 . Moses said, ye have sinned a great f. 
 
 31. and said,ob, this people have sinned Agreat s. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 17 . f. of the young men was very great 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 21. Jeroboam rhade them sin great s. 
 
 HishlK. 
 
 Lev. 4. 3. bring for his s. he sinned a young bullock 
 23. or if his s. come to his knowledge, 28. 
 
 26. the priest shall make an atonement for A if s. 
 
 and it shall be forgiven, .35. I 5. 6, 10, J3. 
 28. he shall bring a kid of the goats for his s. 
 
 '5. 6. he shall bring his trespass'oft'ering for hiss. 
 
 1 Khtgs 15. 26. Nadab walked in the way of his s. 
 .34. Baasha walked in way of Jeroboam and hiss. 
 
 16. 19 . Zimri walked in hiss. || Omri in his s. 
 
 2 Kings Q.\. 16. beside/u’f f. wherewith made.ludah 
 
 17. acts of Manasseh, and his s. that he sinned 
 
 2 Chron. .33. 19. all his s, before he was humbled 
 J 06 34. . 37 . for he addeth rebellion to his s. 
 
 Isa. 27 . 9 . this is all the fruit to take away his s. 
 Lzek. .3. 20. he shall die in his s. 18. 24. 
 
 .33. 14. if he turn from his s. and do right 
 Jlos. 13.12. iniquity is bound up, his f. is hid 
 Mic. 3. 8. truly I am full to declare to Israel his s. 
 My .SIN. 
 
 Gen.Zl. 36. whatisw?j/f. that thou hast pursued me ? 
 
 Exod. 10. 17 . therefore forgive my s. only this once 
 1 Sam. 15.25.1 pray thee, pardon my s. turn witli me 
 20. 1. what is my s. before thy father to seek my life 
 1 Kings 17. 18. come to call my s. to remembrance 
 Jah 10. 6. that thou searchest after my s. 
 
 13. 23. make me to know transgression and my s. 
 
 14. 16. (lost thou not watch over mys. 
 
 .35. .3. what profit if I be cleansed from . 9 . 
 
 Psal. 32. 5. 1 acknowledged sny f. and iniquity to 
 thee, and thou forgavestthe iniquity oi my s. 
 38. .3. nor rest in my bones because of my s. 
 
 18. mine iniquity, for 1 will be sorry for mys. 
 
 51.2. wash me throughly, cleanse me from my s. 
 
 .3. 7 ny s. is ever before me \\ 59.3. not for my f. O L. 
 Prov. 20. 9. who can say, I am pure from my s. ? 
 Da 7 i. 9. 20. and whilst I was confessing my s. 
 
 See Offeuing. 
 
 Unr .SIN. 
 
 Exod. .31. 9 . Lord, pardon our iniquity and our s. 
 Jer. 16 .10. what i.s our s. we have committed 
 Their SIN. 
 
 Gen. 18.20. L. said, because their s. is very grievous 
 50. 17 . forgive, I pray tliee, their s. 2 Chrori. ~. 14. 
 Exod. 32. .32. yet now, if thou wilt forgive thens. 
 
 .31. in the day when 1 visit, I will visit their s. 
 Num. 5.7- they shall confess theirs, they have done 
 Dent. 9. 27 . look not unto sfiibbornuess, nor their s. 
 
 1 Kings 8 . .35. if they turn from their s. 2 Chr. 6. 26. 
 jS'eh. 4. 5. let not theirs, be blotted out from thee 
 Psal. 86 . 2 . forgiven, thou hast covered all theirs. 
 La. .3. 9. they declare their s. as Sodom, hide it not 
 Jer. 16 .18. I vvill recompense their s. double 
 
 18. 23. neither blot out their s. from thy sight 
 31.34. and 1 will remember theirs.no more 
 .36. 3. that I may forgive their iniquity and their s. 
 
 John 15. 22. now they have no cloak for their s. 
 
 Thy SIN. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.13. the L(ird also hath put away thy s. 
 Isa. 6.7- thme iniq. is taken Hwny.thy s. is purged 
 
 Yovr SIN. 
 
 Exod. .32. 3P. I shall make atonement for yottr s. 
 Nv77i.%'2. 23. be sure your s. will find you out 
 
 9 - 21.1 took j/owr . 9 . the calf which ye had made 
 John 9 .41. yesay w e sec, therefore your s. remaineth 
 SIN, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 39.9. how can I do this wickedn. and s. ag. God? 
 42.22. Reuben said, do not . 9 . again-st the cliild 
 Exod. 20. 20. his fear may be before you, that s. not 
 
 23. 33. not dwell, lest they make thee s. ag. me 
 Lev. 4. 2. if a soul shall . 9 . thro' ignorance ag. com. 
 
 3 . if the priest .9. jj 13. if congregation 9. 
 
 27- if an 3 ’ oneof the common peoples, thro’ ignor. 
 5.1. if a soul s. and hear the voice of swearing 
 
 15. if a soul commit a Iresi^ass and s. thro’ ignor. 
 in the holy things of the Lord, 17. JSfnm. 15.27. 
 
 6. 2. if a soul s. and lie unto his neighlKiur 
 Num. 16.22. shall one .9. wiltthou be wroth with all ' 
 Dent. 20.18. so should you 9. against I.,, your God 
 
 24. 4. thou shalt not cause the land to . 9 .'Lord give 
 1 Sa 7 n. 2.25. if one man .9. a-gainst another; if a man 
 
 .9. against the Lord, w ho sliall entreat for him ? 
 
 12.2.3. God forbid 1 should 9. in ceasing to jiray 
 34. 3.3. behold, the people 9 . against the Lord 
 
 .31. slay them, and s. not in eating with the blood 
 
 19. 4. let not the king . 9 . against his servant 
 
 5. why wilt thou 9 . against innocent blood ? 
 
 1 Kings?,. 46. if they s. against thee, 2 Chron. 6. .36. 
 
 2 A'?>g/921.11. Manasseh made.ludah t09. with idols 
 2 Chron. 6 . 22. if a man 9 . against his neighbour 
 Nell. 6 . 1 ^. that 1 should be afraid, and do so, and 9 . 
 
 1.3. 26. did not Solomon 9. by these things? 
 
 Job 2. 10. in all this did not .lob . 9 . with his lips 
 
 5. 24. thou shalt visit thy habitation and not 9. 
 
 10.14 if 1 .9. thou markest me, not acquit 
 .31. 30. neither have 1 suffered my mouth to s. 
 P.sal.A. 4. stand in awe, and 9 . not, commune 
 .39. 1. I will take heed that 1. 9 . not with my tongue 
 119 . 11. that 1 miglit not 9 . against thee 
 F.ccl. 5. 6. suffer not thy mouth to cause thy flesh to 9 . 
 Jer. 32. .35.do this abomination to cause Judah to s. 
 Ezek. .3. 21. that righteous 9 . not, and he doth not 9 . 
 Ilos. 8.11. because Ephraim hath made many altars 
 to 9 . altars shall be unto him to 9 . 
 
 1.3. 2. and now they s. more and more and made 
 Mat. 18. 21. Lord, how’ oft shall my brother .9. ? 
 John 6 . 14. .9. no more, lest worse thing come to thee 
 
 8. 11. neither do 1 condemn thee, . 9 . no more 
 
 9. 2. who did 9. this man or his parents ? 
 
 liom. 6.15. shall we . 9 . because we are not under law’? 
 1 Cor. 8.12. when ye 9 . so against the brethren and 
 wound their conscience, 3 ’e 9 . against Christ 
 
 15. 34. awake to righteousness, and . 9 . not 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. be ye aner^’, and 9 . not, let not the sun 
 1 'Tim. 5. 20. them that . 9 . rebuke before all 
 Jieb. 10.26. if we 9. wilfully after knowl.of truth 
 1 John 2. 1. these things 1 write unto you that ye s. 
 
 not, and if any man 9. we have an advocate 
 3. 9. he cannot 9. because he is born of God 
 5. 16. if any man see his brother 9 . not to death, he 
 shall give him life for them that 9. not to death 
 See IsHAEL. 
 
 SINCE. 
 
 Gen. .30. .30. the Lord hath blessed thee 9. my com. 
 44. 28. the one w ent out, and I saw him not 9 . 
 
 46. .30. let me die, 9. 1 have seen thy face 
 E.xod. 5. 2.3. for 9. I came to Pharaoh to speak 
 9.18. hail not in E"ypt,9. the foundation thereof 
 24. in the land of Eg.vpt, 9. it became a nation 
 Kum. 22.30. thou hast ridden on ever .9. 1 w’as thine 
 Dent. .34.10. there arose not a prophet s. in Israel 
 Josh. “ 2 . 12. sw’ear, 9. I have shewed you kindness 
 .3.44. ye have not passed this way 9. yesterday 
 
 14.10. Lord kept me alive, even 9. the 1 ord spake 
 Rnth 2.11. all thou hast done . 9 . death of thy hiisbd. 
 
 1 Saw?. 9.24. 9 . 1 said, I have invited the people 
 21. 5. about these three (lays 9 . I came out 
 29. .3. 1 found no fault in him 9 . he fell to me 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 6 . s. the time that 1 brought up Israel 
 
 11. and .9. 1 commanded judges, 1 Chron. 17 .IO. 
 
 1.3. +28. w ill you not 9. 1 have commanded you 
 2 Chron. 30. 26. s. Solomon not like passo' er 
 
 33.10. 9 . the people be^an to bring the off erings 
 
 Ezra 4.2. s. the days of Esar-haddon king of Assur 
 5. 16. 9 . that time till now hath it been in building 
 9 7 . 9 . days of our fathers have we been in trespass 
 Job 20. 4. 9. man was placed upon earth 
 .38.12. hast thou commanded morning 9. thy days ? 
 Isa. 14. 8. 9 . thou art laid down, no feller is come 
 
 16. 13. hath S|)oken concerning Moab 9. tliat time 
 4.3.4. 9 . thou wast precious in my sight, hast been 
 44. 7-9. 1 appointed the ancient people 
 64. 4. 9. the beginning men have not heard 
 Jer. 15. 7- s. they return not from their ways 
 
 20. 8. for .9. 1 spake, 1 cried out, I cried violence 
 
 23. .38. but 9 . ve say, the burden of the Lord 
 
 .31.20. 9. 1 spake against him, 1 remember him still 
 44. 18. 9. we left off' to burn incense to the queen 
 48. 27 . 9. thou spakestof him, thou skijipedst 
 Dan. 12. 1. as never was 9. there was a nation 
 Hag. 2. 16 . 9. those days when one came 
 Mat. 24. 21. such as was not s. the beginning 
 Mark 9. 21. how long is it ago 9. this('ame to liim ? 
 L.nke \. 70- been 9. the world began, John 9 . .32. 
 
 7 . 45 . 9. the time 1 came in, she hath not ceastd 
 
 16. 16. 9. then the kingdom of God is preached 
 
 24. 21. is the third day 9 . these things were done 
 Acts 3. 21. 9 . the world began, Horn. 16. 25. 
 
 19. 2. ye received the Holy Chest 9. ye believed ? 
 24. 11. ye but twelve days 9 . 1 went to .lerusalem 
 
 1 Cor. 15.21. for s. by man came death, by man came 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 3. 9 . ye seek a proof of Christ in me 
 Col. 1. 4 . 9. we heard of your faith in Christ Jesus 
 Heh. 7 . 28. but word of oath which was 9 . the law 
 2 Pet. .3. 4. for 9 . the fatliers fell asleep, all things 
 Rev. 16 .18. as was not 9. men were upon the earth 
 
 See Day. 
 
 .SINCERE, 
 
 Or Sincerity. This ivord properly signifies truth and 
 uprightness, when the heart and tongue agree to¬ 
 gether. Sincerity is opposed to douhle-mindedness 
 or deceit, when the sentiments of the heart are con¬ 
 trary to the language of the mouth. The Latin 
 word, sincerus, is derived from sine and cera, 
 without wax, honey separated from the wax, or 
 pure honey. In the Scripture sincere ■'■igiiifies 
 jiure, orivithont mixture, 1 Pet. 2. 1. Desire the 
 sincere milk of the w’ord ; that is, unmixed with 
 errors, traditions, and here.sies, free from deceits. 
 St. Paul would have the Philippians to he pure, 
 impartial, and vnbias.ied in their choice ; that their 
 behaviour snay be innocent, and give no offence to 
 any body, Phil. 1.10. that ye may be sincere and 
 without offence tiil the day of Christ. The same 
 Apostle .speaks of sincerity and truth, or of purify 
 and truth, which he sets in opposition to the leaven¬ 
 ed bread of impurity and filthiness, 1 Cor. 5. 8. 
 Let us keep the feast, not with old leaven, neither 
 with the leaven of malice and wickedness; but 
 with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. 
 That is. Let the whole of our lives be like the 
 Jewish feast of the Passover and unhuvened 
 bread; let us not spend them with the leaven of 
 snalice arid wickedness, allowing ourselves in any 
 way of sin, either by corrupt affections, sinful 
 actions, or tolerating among us any scandalous 
 offence; but let us practise all Christian purity, 
 arid hold fast the truth that has been delivered to 
 us. And he reproaches the false apostles with not 
 preaching Christ, sincerely, purely, with upright 
 and disintere.'.ted sentiments of the heart, Phil. 
 
 1. 16. 'the one preach Christ of contention, not 
 sincerely. 
 
 Gen. 17 . t 1. walk before me, and be thou 9. 
 
 Deut. 18. + 13. thou shalt be . 9 . with Lord thy God 
 Psal. 119 . + 1. blessed are the s. in the way 
 E.ph. 4. + 15. being 9 . in love may grow up into him 
 Phil. 1. 10. ye may be 9 . till day of Christ, 2. + 15. 
 1 Pet. 2. 2. as new-born babes desire 9 . milk of word 
 SINCKH LLY. 
 
 Judg. 9. 16. now if ye have done truly and 9 . 19. 
 Phil. 1. 16. the one preach Christ, not 9 . 
 
 SlNCERl IT. 
 
 Gen. 20. + 5 in the 9 . of my heart have I done this 
 Josh. 24.14. tear and serve the Lord in 9. and truth 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 8. with unleavened bread of 9 . and truth 
 
 2 Cor. 1.12. in godly s. w’e have had our conversation 
 
 2. 17 . but as of 9 . in the sight of God speak we 
 
 8 . 8. and to prove the 9. of your love 
 
 Eph. 6. 24. grace with them that love our L. J. in 9 . 
 'Tit. 2.7, in doctrine shewing gravity, 9 . 
 
 • .SINEW. 
 
 Gen. .32. .32. Israel eat not of the s. that shrank, 
 because he touched .lacob in the 9 . that shrank 
 Isa. 48.4. because thy neck is an iron 9 . brow brass 
 SIN EWS. 
 
 Job 10. 11. thou hast fenced me with hones and . 9 . 
 . 30 . 17 . niy bones are pierced, and my 9. take no rest 
 40. 17 . the 9. of his stones are wra|)ped together 
 Ezek. . 37 . 6 . I will lay 9. upon you and bring flesh 
 8 . the 9. and the flesh came up upon them 
 SINFUL. 
 
 Num. .32. 14. ye are risen an increase of . 9 . men 
 Tsa. 1.4. ah s', n-ation, a people laden with iniquity 
 Amos 9.8. eyes of the T.ord are ou the s. kingdom 
 J^lark 8. .38. shall be ashamed in this 9 . generation 
 Luke 5. 8. depart from me, for 1 am 9. man, G Lord 
 24. 7 . must be delivered intothe hands of 9 . men 
 liom.l. 13. that sin might become exceeding .«. 
 
 8. 3. God Sending his .Son in the likeness of 9 . flesh 
 SING. 
 
 Exod. 15.21. 9. to the I ord, 1 Chron. 16. 2.3. Psal. 
 
 .30. 4. I 95. 1.1 96.1, 2.1 98. 1.1 147. 7.1 
 149. 1. Isa. 12. .5. 
 
 .32. 18. but the noise of them that 9 . do I hear 
 Num. 21. 17- spring up, <> well. s. ye unto it 
 1 Sam. 21. 11. did they n(;t 9 . one t(' another ? 
 
 1 Chron. 16 . 9 . 9 . unto him, s. psalms unto him 
 .3.3. then shall the trees of the wood 9 . out 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 22. when they began to s. and praise 
 29 . 30. Ilezekiah commanded the 1 evitesto 9 . 
 
 Joh‘29. 13. 1 caused the widow’g heart to s. for joy 
 l*sal. 21. 13. so will we 9 . and praise thy power 
 .33.2. praise the Lord, 9 . to him with the i'saltery 
 
 3. 9. unto him a new song, ha. 42. 10. 
 
 447 
 
SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 Psal. 51.14, mv ton?iie s. of thy ri?hteousn. 145. 7. 
 65. l.‘J. the vafleys shout tor joy, they stlso .v. 
 
 60. 2. s. forth the honour of his imme, make praise 
 
 4. the earth s. to thee, they shall s. to thy name 
 
 67. 4. let the nations he "lad and .t. for joy 
 
 68. .IC. ■'•. to God, ye kinfrdoms of the earth 
 
 71.22. to thee will 1 with the harp, 98. 5. 
 
 451. 1. s. aloud unto God our siremitli, make noise 
 
 104. 12. the fowls which -v. amon" the hranches 
 
 105. 2. s. to liim, s. |)3alms unto him, talk ye 
 
 1 . 37 . .3. sayiii", .v. us one of the sonys of /ion 
 
 4. how shall we .v. Lord’s son" in a sfraime land ! 
 
 1.38. 5. vea. theysliall s. in the \\ ays of the lx)rcl 
 149. 5. let the saints aloud upon their beds 
 Prov. 29 . 6. hut the rishtemis doth s. and rejoice 
 Jsa. 23. 15. after seventy years shal 1 1 yre . 9 . as hat lot 
 
 24. 14. they shall . 9 . for the majesty of the Lord 
 
 26. 19 . awake and .9. ye that dwell in dust 
 
 27 . 2. in that (lay i-. ye to her, vineyard of red wine 
 35. 6. then shall the toimue of the dumb .v. 
 
 38. 20. thereiore we will .9. toy son"s all days 
 
 42. 11. let the inhabitants of the rock .y. 
 
 44. 23. . 9 . O ye hea\ ens, for 1.. hath done it, 49. 13. 
 52. 8. with the voice to"ether shall they s. 
 
 9. s. to the Lord, ye waste places of .Jerusalem 
 51. 1. . 9 . O barret),‘thou that didst not bear 
 
 •65. 14. behold, my servants shal 1 .9. for joy of heart 
 Jer. .31. 7 . .9. with "ladness for .iacob, and shout 
 
 12. thev shall come and .9. in the hei"ht of /ion 
 51. 48. all that is therein shall .v. for Labylon 
 
 Pzek. 27 . 25. the ships of l arshish did .9. ot thee 
 Hos. 2. 15. she shall . 9 . as in the days of youth 
 Zeph. 2. 14. their voice shall s. in the windows 
 .3. 14. s. 0 dauHliter of Zion, '/.ech.^l. 10. 
 
 Jam. 5. 1.3. is any merry t let him . 9 . psalms 
 liev. 15. 3. they 3. son" of JMoses and ot the Lamb 
 1 xcin .Sl^■G. 
 
 ILxod. 15.1. J wills. to the L. Judg. 5. 3. Psal. 13.0. 
 Psal. 57 . 7 . my heart is fixed, O (iod, Iwill s. 
 
 9. I u'lll s. unto thee amonft the nations 
 59. 16. 1 will s. of thy power, of thy mercy, 89.1. 
 
 17 . unto thee, O my strength, xcill Is. for God is 
 101. 1. 1 will s. of mercy and judftment, O Lord 
 
 104. .33. 1 xcill s. to the I.ord as long as I live 
 144. 9 . I xcill s. a new song unto thee, O God 
 
 Isa. 5. 1. now will I s. to my well-beloved a song 
 Jiom. 16. 9. for this cause xcill Is. to thy name 
 1 Cor. 14.1,5. 1 will pray with spirit, 1 xcill s. with 
 the spii it, and 1 xcill s. with the understanding 
 itee Praise, Praises. 
 
 .SiiNGLD. 
 
 Pan. .3. 27 . nor was an hair of their head s. 
 SINGLR. 
 
 1 Citron. 6. .33. ITeman a s. the son of loel 
 Ileh. 3. 19. to chief s. on my stringed instruments 
 .SlJsGKILS. 
 
 1 Kings 10.12. king made psalteries for .9. 2 Chr. 9.11. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 33. these are the . 9 . chief, 15. 16. 
 
 15. 19 . so s. were appointed to sound with cymbals 
 27 . the I.evites and the 3. had fine linen 
 
 2 Chr. 5. 13. the trumpeters and s. were as one 
 20. 21. .lehoshaphat appointed . 9 . unto the I.ord 
 
 23. 13. the people lejoiced and also tl;e s. 29. 28. 
 .3.5.15. the i. the sons of Asaph were in their place 
 
 pzra 2. 41. the 3. an hundred twenty and eight 
 7(1. so the j'. dwelt in their cities, Aeh. 7. 73. 
 
 7 . 7 . some of the s. went up unto .Jerusalem 
 
 24. it shall not be lawful to impose toll upon .9. 
 
 10. 24. the s. gave their hands to put away wives 
 Aeh. 7 . 1 . the porters and the . 9 . weie a|)pointed 
 
 10. 29 . the s. clave to their hrethi en, their nobles 
 
 11. 22. the .9. were over the business of the house 
 
 2.3. a jiortion shall be for the .9. 12. 47. I 13. 5. 
 
 32. 28. sons of .9. gathered themselves together 
 29 . the s. had builded them villages round about 
 42. s. sang aloud |1 45. -v. kept ward of their God 
 46. in the days of David, there were chief of j. 
 
 13. 10. for the I.evites and the .9. were fled 
 Psal. 68. 25. s. went before, jjlayeis followed after 
 
 87 . 7 . as well the .9. as the players shall tie there 
 Ezek. 40. 44. the chambers of the .9. in inner court 
 iJ/ew-Sl Is G L RS, JVomen-S I iN G LIR.S. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 8. I gat me nteu-s. and xcomen-s. 
 
 S IIS’GDI H. 
 
 Prov. 25. 20. so is he that .9. songs to a heavy heart 
 SlNGI^sfi.' 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 6. women came out of cities of Israel s. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. .32. and they ministered with . 9 . 
 
 13. 8. David and all Jsr. played befoie God withj. 
 
 2 Chron. 23. 18. to offer the burnt offerings with s. 
 30. 21. s. with loud instruments unto the 1 ord 
 
 Aeh. 12. 27 . kept the dedication of the wall with s. 
 Psal. 30. t 5. but s. cometfi in the morning 
 100. 2. come before his presence with j. 
 
 105. + 43. he brought forth his chosen with s. 
 
 107. t 22. and declare his works with .9. 
 
 126. 2. then was our tongue fill-d with s. 
 
 t 5. they that sow in tears shall reap in s. 
 
 Cant. 2. i2. the time of the s. of bii'ds is come 
 Isa. 14. 7 . earth is at rest, they break forth into s. 
 
 16. 10. in the vineyai'ds theie shall be no .9. 
 
 35. 2. it shall blossom and l ejoice with joy and . 9 . 
 44. 2.3. break forth into .9. ye nx^untains. () forest 
 
 48. 20. dee from the Chaldeans with a voice of .9. 
 
 49 . 13. be joyful, O earth, and break forth into s. 
 51. 11. the redeemed shall come with .9. to /ion 
 51. 1. break foi th into s. () barren, and cry aloud 
 .55. 12. the mountains shall break forth into j'. 
 
 Zeph. .3. 17 . rest in his love, will joyover thee with .9. 
 P.ph. 5. 19. - 9 . in your heart to the Lord, Cvl. 3. 16. 
 
 Si N G IN Ct-men, .SI f 11 S (Pwomexi. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . .35. can 1 hear voice ct's.-men. -i.-xcnmen 
 2 Chron. 35. 25. all the s.-meti spake of .losiah 
 p.~.ra 2. 6.5. two hundred s.-mcn, 200 s.-xcomen 
 Aeh. 7 . 67 . they had 245 s.-men and s.-xcomen 
 SllkGLL. 
 
 Pzek. 23. t47- the companv shall s. them out 
 SINfi'l.L. 
 
 Mat. 6.22. if therefore tliine eye be s. thy whole 
 body shall be full of light, Luke 11. 34. 
 SlI';Gf.l'M''.SS. 
 
 dcts 2.46. did eat meat with gladness and s. of heart 
 
 448 
 
 Eph. 6.5. serv. obey in . 9 . of vour heart, Col. 3. 22. 
 SINGLM.AR. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 2. when a man shall make a s. vow 
 SINK. 
 
 Job .38 -t 6. whereon are the foimrlations made to .9. 
 Psal. 69. 2. 1 . 9 . in deep mire where is no standing 
 
 14. deliver nie out otthe mire, and let me not .9. 
 Jer. 51. 64. thus shall Rabylon .9. and shall not rise 
 Mat. 14. .30. beginning to s. he cried. Ix)rd,saveme 
 J.uke 5. 7- tilled both ships, so that they began to s. 
 
 9. 44. let these sayings .9. down into your ears 
 
 SINN LI). 
 
 Exnd. 9. 31. Pharaoh s. yet more, hardened his heart 
 32. .30. Moses said, ye have .9. a great sin, .31. 
 
 .3.3. whosoever hath s. him will 1 blot out 
 Lev. 4. .3. biingfdrthe sin he hath j. abidlock 
 
 14. when the sin the congregation have . 9 . 
 
 22. when ruler s. 23. |1 28. one of common people s. 
 
 5. 5. he shall confess he hath . 9 . in that thing 
 
 6. for sin which he hath s. shall bi ing a female 
 
 10. jii iest shall make atonement for the sin he hath 
 
 s. and shall he, forgiven, 11. 1.3. Aum.f). 11. 
 
 6.4. because he hath .9. shall restore w hat he took 
 Aum. 12. 11. lay not sin on us w herein we. have 
 
 .32. 2.3. behold, ve have . 9 . against the Lord 
 Deni. 9. 16 . 1 looked, and behold ye had s. ag. Lord 
 
 18. you)- sins which ye . 9 . in doing wickedly' 
 
 .Tosh. 7 . 11 . Isr. hath s. and ti’ansgressed my covenant 
 Judg. 11 . 27 . wherefore I have not s. agains* tliee 
 1 Sam. 19 . 4. because he hath not . 9 . against tliee 
 
 24. 11. know that 1 have not s. against thee 
 
 1 A't;(£i.9 8. 33. because, (hey have . 9 . against thee, and 
 
 shall tui ii again to thee, .35. 2 Chr. 6. 24, 26. 
 .50. forgive thy people that s. 2 Chron. 6. .39. 
 
 15. .30. sinsof .leroboam which he .9. 16. 13, 19. 
 18.9. what have 1 .9. that thou wouldst deli\'er 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 7. Israel had .9. against Lord their God 
 21.17- the sin that Manasseh had s. is written 
 
 Aeh. 9. 29. but . 9 . against thy judgments 
 
 Joh 1.5. .Job said, it may' be that my sons have . 9 . 
 
 22. in all this .Job s. not, nor charged G. foolishly’ 
 
 8. 4. if children have^. against him and have cast 
 24. 19. so doth the grave those w'ho have s. 
 
 Psal. 78. 17- they s. yet more against him, .32. 
 
 /ffl. 4 . 3 . 27 . thy hrst father hath j. and thy teachers 
 Jer. 2. .35. because thou sayest, 1 have not .9. 
 
 .3.3. 8. their iniquity, whereby they have.9. ag. me 
 40. .3. because ye have s. aixl not obeyed, 44. 2.3. 
 5/0. 7 . because they have.9. ag. the L. Zeph. 1. 17 . 
 
 14. for Babylon hath .9. against the Loi'd 
 
 Lam. 1. 8. .Jerusalem hath grievously , 9 . is removed 
 
 5.7. our fathers have .9. and are not, we have borne 
 Ezek. 18. 24. in sin he hath .9. in them shall he 
 
 28. 16. have filled with violence, and thou basts’. 
 37 . 2.3. of their dw’elling places wherein (hey . 9 . 
 Hos. 4. 7 . as they increased so they . 9 . against me 
 
 10. 9 . O Israel thou hasts. from days of Gilieah 
 Hah. 2.10. and thou hast . 9 . against thy soul 
 .Tohn 9 . .3. neither this man .9. nor his parents 
 Row. 2.12. for as many'as have .9. wdthout law'; as 
 
 have s. in the law, shall be judged by the law 
 .3.23. for all have s. and come short, 5.12. 
 
 5. 14. death reigned even over them that had not s. 
 
 16. not as it was bv one thats. so is the gift 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 28. but and if thou marry', thou hast nots. 
 
 and if a virgin marry she hath nots. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.21. I shall bewail many that liave s. 
 
 1.3. 2. I write to them which hei'etofore have s. 
 
 Heh. 3 . 17 . w as it not with them that had . 9 . 
 
 2 Pet.l. 4. for if God spared not the angels that . 9 . 
 
 1 John 1.10.if we say w e have not .9.we deceive ours. 
 I have .SIN'NRD. 
 
 E.xod. 9. 27 . Pharaoh said, I haves, this time. 10.16. 
 Aum. 22. 34. Balaam said to angel of I ord, I haves. 
 Josh.7. 20. indeed I haves. ag. I.ord God of Israel 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 24. Saul said, I have '. .30. I 26. 21. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 1.3. David said to Nathan, 7 have s. 
 
 against the Lord, 24. 10. 17- 1 Chr. 21. 8, 17- 
 
 19 . 20. thy servant doth know that 7 have s. 
 
 Job 7. 20. I hare s. H 3.3. 27. if any say 7 have s. 
 Psal. 41.4. heal my soul, for Thave s. against thee 
 
 51.4. against thee, tliee only h. T s. done this evil 
 TMic.7. 9 .1 /lare.(.against him, (ill he jilead niy cause 
 I\lat. 27. 4. .Judassaid, 1 have s. in betraying ini'o. 
 Luke 15. 18. the prodigal said, father, I'haie . 9 . 21. 
 
 We have SINNED. 
 
 12. 11. lay not sin on us, wherein xce haves. 
 14. 40. we w ill go up, for xce have s. Pent. 1. 41. 
 
 21 . 7 . xce have . 9 . we have spoken against the Lord 
 Judg. 10. 10. xce hate s. because we have forsaken 
 
 our God and served Baalim, 1 .Saw. 12. 10. 
 
 15. we have s. do to us w hat seemeth good to thee 
 1 Sam. 7. 6. they fasted that day, and said, xce have s. 
 
 1 Kings?,. 47. we have f. and have done perveisely 
 
 2 Chr. 6. . 37 . saying, we haves. we have done amiss 
 Aeh. 1. 6. and confess the sins w hich xce have s. 
 Psal. 106.6. xce have withoui' fathers, we have 
 Isa. 42. 24. the Lord, he against wliom xce haves. 
 
 64. 5. beholcl thou art wroth, for we have s. 
 
 Jer. 3. 25. w’e lie down in our shame, for-re have s. 
 8. 14. hath given us water of gall, I'orxcehave s. 
 
 14. 7 . for our hackslidings are uiany, xce haves. 
 
 20. acknowledge our wickedness, for xce haves. 
 
 T.am. .5.16. ci own is fallen, woe to us that xce have . 9 . 
 Han. 9. 5. we have s. and have committed iniquity 
 ' 8. to us belongeth confusion, because xce have s. 
 
 11. tl’.e curse is jiouied on us, because xce haves. 
 15. O Lord, we have. s. we have done wickedly 
 
 ,SI NN J-'.R.. 
 
 Prer. 11. .31. much moi e the wicked and the f. 
 
 1.3.6. hut wickedness overihroweth (he . 9 . 
 
 22. the wealth of the j. is laid up for tJie just 
 E,ccl. 2. 26. but to the he giveth travail, to gatlier 
 
 7 . 26. but the s. shall be taken by her 
 
 8. 12. tho’ .9. do evil an hundred times, yet I know 
 
 9. 2. as is the good, so is the j. and he that sweareth 
 18 . but one .9. desti'oyeth much good 
 
 Isa. 65. 20. r. being 100 years old shall be accursed 
 Luke 7 . . 37 . behold woman in the city who wasai. 
 .39. would have known this woman she is a .f. 
 
 15. 7..joy in heaven over one . 9 . that repenteth, 10. 
 18. 13. saying, God be merciful to me a s. 
 
 Luke 19. 7 . was gone to be guest with man tnat is a s, 
 John 9 . 16 . how can a man hs. do such miracles ? 
 
 24. give God praise, we know this man is a s. 
 
 25. lie said, whether he be aj. 1 know not 
 Eom. .3. 7 . why yet am 1 also judged as a s. ? 
 
 Jam. 5. 20. he that converteth a s. shall save a soul 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. where shall the ungodly and appear 
 
 SIN N I’.R.S. 
 
 Cen. 1.3. 13. the men of Sodom were s. exceedingly 
 Aum. 16 . .38. Klcazar, take the censers of these s. 
 
 1 .'iam. 15. 18. utterly destroy the jt. the Amalekites 
 P.i. 1.1. blessed that standeth not in the way of , 
 5. nor . 9 . in the congregation of the righteous 
 
 25. 8. therefore w ill he teach s. in the w ay 
 
 26. 9 . gather not my soul with s. nor my life 
 51. 13. and s. shall be converted unto thee 
 104. .35. let the j. be consumed out of the earth 
 
 Prov. 1. 10. if j. entice thee, consent thou not 
 
 13. 21. evil pursueth .9. but to the righteous good 
 
 2.3. 17 . let not thine heart envy s. be in fear of Ixl. 
 Isa. 1. 28. the destruction of the jt. shall be togethei 
 
 13. 9 . he shall destioy the s. thereof out of it 
 33. 14. the s. in Zion are afraid, tearfulness 
 Amos 9 . 10 . all .9. of n)y people shall die by sword 
 Mat. 9 .10. many s. sat at meat with .les. AJark^. 15. 
 
 11. they said, why eatethyour master with pub¬ 
 licans and .9. '' Mark 2. 16. Luke 5. .30. 115. 2. 
 13. for 1 am not come to call the righteous, but s. 
 
 to repentance, Alark‘l. 17 . Luke 5. 32. 
 11. 19 . a friend of publicans and s. Luke7. 34. 
 
 26. 45. the hour is at hand, and the Son of man is 
 betrayed into the hands of s. Mark 14. 41. 
 Luke 6. .32. b.r .9. also love those that love them 
 .3.3. what thank have ye r for f. also do even same 
 .34. for s. also lend to .9. to receive again 
 
 13. 2. supiicse ye that these were s. above all, 4, 
 15. 1. the publicans and s. for to hear him 
 
 John\).3\. we know tliat God heareih not s. 
 Rom.b.?,. while we were yeti. Christ died for us 
 19. I>y one man’s di.sobettience many w'ere made s. 
 Gal.1. 15. we .lews by nature, not s. of Gentiles 
 
 17 . but if we ourselves also are found s. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 9 . the law is made for s. for unholy 
 15. that Christ Jesus came to save s. J am chief 
 Ileh. 7 . 26. an high priest, holy, sc-parate fromj. 
 
 12. 3. him that endured such contradiction off. 
 Jam. 4. 8. cleanse your hands, ye s. |)urify hearts 
 Jude 15. speeches w hich ungodly s. have, sixiken 
 
 SINN LST. 
 
 Job .35. 6. if thou s. what doest thou against him 
 SINN Li II. 
 
 Aum. 15.28. make aton. for soul that f. ignorantly 
 
 29 . have one law for him thatf. thi’o’ ignorance 
 Pent. 19 .15. one w itn. shall not rise in any sin he s. 
 1 Kings?. 46. for there is no man that .9. not, if they 
 sin against God, 2 Chron. 6. .36. Lccl. 7. 20. 
 Prov. 8. .36. he that s. against me w rongeth his soul 
 
 14. 21. he that despiseth his neighbour f. 
 
 19 . 2. he that hasteth with his feet . 9 . 
 
 2(). 2. whoso provoketh a king, s. ag. his own soul 
 Lzek. 14.1.3. w hen the land s. then w ill 1 stretchout 
 
 18. 4. the soul that .9. it shall die, 20. 
 
 3.3. 12. for his righteousness in the day he s. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 18. but fornicator .(. against his own body 
 7 . 36. let him do whathe will f.not, letthem marry 
 'Lit. 3. 11. he that is such is subverted and s. 
 
 1 John 3. 6. w hosoever abideth in him .r. not, who¬ 
 soever s. hath not seen him nor know n him 
 
 8. is of the devil, for devil .9. from the beginning 
 
 5. 18. w e know w Imsoever is bom of God s. not 
 
 SINNING. 
 
 Cen. 20. 6. for I withheld thee from . 9 . against me 
 Lev. 6. 3. in any of these that man does, s. therein 
 S1N.S. 
 
 1 Kings14. 16. shall give Israel up, because of s. of 
 
 15. 3. AJ'ijam walked in the . 9 . of Rehoboam 
 .30. smote” N adab because of the s. of .Jeroboam 
 
 16.13. tor all the . 9 . of Baasha, and the .r. of Elah 
 
 19. for his f. which Zimri sinned in doing evil 
 .31. a light thing to walk in the s. of .Jeroboam 
 
 2 Kings 3. .3. .Jelioram cleaved to the s. of .Jeroboam 
 
 10. 29 . from (he . 9 . of .Jeroboam .Jehu departed not 
 
 13. 6. Israel departed not from the . 9 . of .Jerot'oam 
 
 11. .Joash II 14. 24. .Jeioboamdeparted not Jfomr. 
 
 15. 9. Zachai iaJ) |l 18. Menahem dep. not from s. 
 
 24. Pekahiah || 28. Pekah departed not from s. 
 
 17 . 22 . Israel walked in all the s. of Jeroboam 
 
 24. .3. to remove .Judali for the s. of Manasseh 
 2 Chron. 28. 10. are tJiere not even with you s. ? 
 Aeh. 1 . 6. and confess the ,9. of the children of I si'. 
 Job 1.3. 23. how many are mine iniquities and ,9. ? 
 Ps. 19. 13. keepthv- servant from presumptuous s. 
 
 25. 7- remember not the f. of my youth 
 
 I’rov. 5. 22. shall lie holden witli tJie cords of his s. 
 10. 12.1'.aired stirred) u]) strifes, love cover, all s. 
 28. 13. he that covereth his . 9 . sliall not prosper 
 7.9(7. 40. 2. she had) received double for all her s. 
 
 43. 24. but thou hast made me to serve with thy j 
 
 25. 1 blot out and will not remember thy s 
 
 44. 22. I have blotted out as a cloud thy s. 
 
 Jer. 15.13. suJ>stance will Igivetospoil forallthyx, 
 .30. 14. because tJiy .9. w ere increased. 15. 
 
 50. 20. s. of .Judah sought for, and not be found 
 Lam. 3. . 39 . a man for the punishment of his . 9 . 
 
 4. 1.3. for die of her pi'ophets and Jier priests 
 22. O daughter of Edom, lie w ill discover th>' s. 
 Ezek. 16. 51. no)- hath Samaria committ. half thy s, 
 .52. J)ear tlx u thine own shame for thy .9. 
 
 18. 14. ifhe beget son that seed) all his father's r. 
 
 21. if the wicked will turn from all his.'-. 
 
 2.3. 49. and he shall bear the . 9 . of your idols 
 33. 16 . none of his .9. shall be mentioned to him 
 
 Han. 4. 27 . bleak off tJiy s. by righteousness 
 
 9. 24.70 w eeks ai'e determ, to make an end of .9. 
 jl//r. 1.5. for (he J. of the house of Israel is all (his 
 
 6. 13. in making thee desolate because of thy , 9 . 
 Mat. 26. 28. shed for many for the remi.ssion of j. 
 Mark 1. 4. .John did baptize and pi'each the baptism 
 
 of repentance for die remission of j. Luke .3. 3. 
 Lul.c‘2\. 47 . that remission of .9. should be preacJied 
 Jtjhn9.31. they said, thou wast altogether born inf. 
 
 20.23. w hosesoever r. ye remit, whose s. ye retain 
 
SIS 
 
 SIT 
 
 SIR 
 
 % 
 
 JictsQ. 38. repent and be baptized for remission of 
 5. ;U. to "ive repentance and remission of .v. 
 
 10. 43. whoso l)elieveth,shall receive remission of.r. 
 22. 16. wash away thy .v. calliny on name of Lord 
 Jiom. 3. 2.5. tor the remission ot that are past 
 7. 5. the motions of .t. did work in our members 
 Ep/>. 2. l.you hath quickened, who weredead in .v. 5. 
 CoL 2. 11. in putting off the body ot v. ot the tlesh 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 22. nor be partakers ot other men’s .v. 
 
 24. some men's .v. open betorehand, ifoing hetore 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 6. who lead capt. silly women laden with 
 tleb. 2.17. to make reconciliation tor c. ot people 
 
 5. 1. that he may offer gilts and sacrifices tor s. 
 
 3. tor people, so also for himself, to offer for s. 
 
 7. 27. first tnr his own s. then tor the people’s 
 9. 28. Christ was once offered to bear s. otmany 
 111 . 2. should have had no more conscience ot s. 
 
 3. there is a remembrance again made ot^. 
 
 4. not possi. blood ot bulls and goats take away s. 
 11. the same sacrifices can never take away .c. 
 
 12. atter he had offered one sacrifice tor tor ever 
 26. there rdmaineth no more sacrifice tor s. 
 
 J«/«. 5. 20. save soul, and shall hide multitude of s. 
 
 1 Tet. 2. 24. w e heiim dead to .r. should live to right. 
 
 3. 18. for Christ also hath once suffered tor .f. 
 
 4. 8. for charity shall cover the multitude of j. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 9. forgotten he was purged from his old s. 
 1 Jo/inQ. 2. but also for the s. ot the whole world 
 liev. 18. 4. that ye be not partakers of her s. 
 
 i). for her s. have reached unto heaven 
 fSee Forgivk, Forgiven. 
 ilVy SIMS. 
 
 Psai. 51. 9. hide thy lace from mp s. and blot out 
 69. 5. O God, mp s. are not hid from thee 
 lia. 38. 17. thou hast cast wy s. behind thy back 
 Uur S. 
 
 1 Satn. 12.19. for we have added to all ota- .t. thisevil 
 
 2 Chi071. 28. 13. ye intend to add more to imr s. 
 Neh. 9. 37. the kings set over us because ot o7tr s. 
 Psal. 79. 9. purge away 07ir ^.for thy name’s sake 
 
 90. 8. o?/r secret .v. in tlie light ot thy countenance 
 103. 10. hath not dealt w ith us according to cm;- f. 
 Isa. 59. 12. tor our s. testify against us 
 p.zek. 33. 10. it our s. be upon us, we pine away 
 Da7i. 9. 10. because ot o7ir x. thy people are become 
 1 Cor. 15. 3. how that Christ died tor ours, accord. 
 Gal. 1. 4. who gave himself foi' our s. to deliver us 
 lief). 1. 3. when had himself (uirged sat down 
 1 Pet. 2. 24. who his own self bare our s. in his body 
 1 John 1. 9. it we confess our s. he is faithful and 
 just to forgive us our s. and to cleanse us 
 
 2. 2. he is the prop'iliation tor oitr s. 4. 10. 
 
 3. 5. he was manifested to take away 07tr s. 
 
 Rev. 1. 5. washed us from ottr s. in his own blood 
 Their SIISS. 
 
 Lev. 16. 16. because ot their transgress, in their s. 
 21. shall confess over the live goat all their s. 
 
 34. to make atonement for their s. once a year 
 Rum. 16. 26. lest ye be consumed in all their s. 
 
 1 Kiriffs 14. 22. they provoked him with their s. 
 
 16. 2. to provoke me to anger with their s. 
 
 Neh. 9. 2. Israel stood and confessed their s. 
 
 I.ta. 58. 1. shew the house of .lacob their s. 
 
 Jer. 14. 10. and visit their x. lios. 8. 13.1 9. 9. 
 Mic. 7.19. cast all their s. into the depth of the sea 
 Mat. 1. 21. he shall save his people from their s. 
 
 3 0. were baptized, confessing their s. Mark 1, 5. 
 Mark 4. 12. and their s. should be forgiven them 
 Luke \. 77. of salvation by the remission of their s. 
 Rom. 11. 27 . when I shall take away their s. 
 
 1 Thexs. 2. 16. to fill up their .f. alway 
 Lief). 8. 12. tor I will be merciful to their s. 
 
 10 . 17 . tluirs. and iniquities 1 will remem. no more 
 Your SINS. 
 
 Lev. 16. .30. that ye may be clean from all pour s. 
 
 26. 18. punish you yet seven times tor S'. 24,28. 
 21. 1 will bring plagues on you accord, iopours. 
 
 Peut. 9. 18. nor drink water, because of pour .?. 
 Josh. 24. 19 . is an holy God, will not forgive s. 
 Lxa. 1. 18. tho’ pour s. he as scarlet, shall be as snow 
 59. 2. and pour s. have hid his face from you 
 Jer. 5. 25. pour .r. have withholden good things 
 Lzek. 21.24. so that in all your doings pour s. appear 
 Amos 5. 12. for 1 know pour transgr. and mighty s. 
 John 8. 21. ye shall seek me, and die in pour s. 24. 
 Acts 3. 19 . repent, that pour s. may be blotted out 
 1 Cor. 15. i 7 .it Christ be not raised, ye are in pour s. 
 Col. 2. 13. you being dead in pour s. hath he quick. 
 1 John 2. 12. because pour s. are forgiven you 
 SIR. 
 
 Gen. 43. 20. s. w’e came at first time to buy food 
 Mat. 13. 27 . s. didst not thou sow good seed in field 
 21. .30. he said, 1 go s. and went not 
 
 27 . 63. s. we remember that that deceiver said 
 John 4. 11 . .V. thou hast nothing to draw with 
 
 15. s. give me this water that 1 thirst not 
 
 19 . s. I perceive that thou art a prophet 
 
 49 . the nobleman saith, s. come ere my clfild die 
 
 5. T - s. I have no man to put me into the pool 
 
 12. 21. certain Greeks saying, s. we would see.Te. 
 20. 15. s. it thou have borne him hence, tell me 
 Rev. 7 . 14. I said unto him, s. thou knowest 
 SIRS. 
 
 ActsJ. 26. s. ye are brethren, why do ye wrong 
 14. 15. crying out, why do ye these things i 
 16 . .30. he said, s. what must 1 do to be saveu ? 
 
 19 . 25. s. ye know that by this craft we have 
 27 . 10. s. I perceive this voyage will be with hurt 
 21. Paul said, 5. ye should have hearkened to me 
 
 25. wherefore, f. be ot good cheer, 1 believe God 
 
 SIR NAME. 
 
 Isa. 44. 5. and s. himself by the name of Israel 
 SIRNAME. 
 
 Mat. 10. 3. T-ebbeus, whose s. was Thaddeus 
 Acts 10. 5. Simon, whose s. is Peter, .32. I 11. 13. 
 
 12. 12. John, whose s. was Mark, 25. 115. 37. 
 SIRNAMED. 
 
 Lsa. 45.4. T have^. thee, tho’ thou hast not known me 
 Mark .3. 16. and Simon he Peter, Acts 10. 18. 
 
 17 . he s. them Boanerges, the sons of thunder 
 Luke 22. 3. Satan entered info Judas, s, Iscariot 
 Acts 1.23. Joseph called Barsabas, who was s. J us. 
 
 Acts 4.36. Joses, who by the apostles was j.Barnabas 
 15. 22. to send Judas, s. Barsabas, and Silas 
 SiS'l'ER. 
 
 This name has inuch the same latitude as that of 
 brother, it is used, not 07ilp for sister bp father and 
 mother, hut also for her who is onlp a near relation. 
 Thus Sarah is called sister to Abraham, thouph 
 she wax orilp his niece accordmg to some, or his 
 sister bp the father's side onlp, according to others, 
 Gen. 12. 13. | 20. 12. in the gospel, the 
 
 brothers and sisters e/Jesus Christ are no other 
 thaii his emsiiis, the sons atid daughters of the 
 sisters of the Virgin Mary, Mat. 1.3. 56. Mark 
 6 . 3. In Lev. 18. 18. it is forbidden to take a 
 wife to her sister; that is, according to some, 
 to marrp two sisters, or, accordmg to the ge- 
 neralitp of interpreters, to marrp a second wife 
 when. 07ie has one before; so that this passage 
 forbids polpgamp. ,'Sometimes the word sister 
 
 shows a resemblance of conditions and inclmations. 
 The prophets call Jerusalem the sister of Sodom 
 and .Samaria, because it delighted m the imitatiori 
 of their idolatrp and iniquity, Jer. 3. 8 , 10. 
 Ezek. 16. 46. 
 
 Ill the Song ot Solomon, the name of sister, giveii 
 to the spouse, is a name of tenderness, love, and 
 affection, and shews the great affection which 
 Christ has for his clturch, which cannot be sujfi- 
 cientlp expressed by aiip one relation, but must 
 borrow the perfections and affections of all, to de¬ 
 scribe it : this 7iame map likewise shew that Christ 
 and his church have but 07ie Rather, to wit, God, 
 so that the church is everp wap royal; the 
 daughter of a king, the sister of a king. Cant. 
 
 4. 9, 10, 12. In Cant. 8 . 8 . the spouse speaking 
 to her biloved, saps. We have a little sister, 
 and she hath no breasts, what shall we do tor 
 our sister in the day when she shall be spoken 
 I'or.’ The believers of //<« .lewish church, who 
 here consult with_ Christ, as it were, tell him that 
 they had a little sister, meaning the Gentile church, 
 which as yet was not ripe for marriage with 
 Christ: how shall ice promote their eoiiversion, sap 
 they, when the tenders of reconciliation are made 
 to them ? 
 
 Our Lord Jesus Christ saps. Mat. 12. 50. Who¬ 
 soever shall do the will of my Father w ho is in 
 heaven, the same is my brother, ami sister, and 
 mother: that isj Whoxoever shall give real evi¬ 
 dence tf true faith bp sincere obedience, shall he 
 as dear to me as my riecirest iiatural relations ; 
 or, as the nearest relations are to arty person. 
 Job, in his afflictions, exclaims, I have said to 
 the worm, thou art my mother, and my sister ; 
 thou art 7iear akin to me, we are of the same ori¬ 
 ginal, arid thou art continually with me. Job 17. 
 14. The wise man advises his pupil to sap to 
 Wisdom, thou art my sister; that is, acquaint 
 and delight thyself with her, and let her have the 
 command of thy heart, and the conduct of thy 
 life, Prov. 7 . 4. As Christians -were used to sa¬ 
 lute one another by the name of brothers or bre¬ 
 thren, so they called Christian women, who pro¬ 
 fessed the same faith in C'hist, by the name of 
 sisters, Jam. 2 . 15, I 6 , If a brother or sister be 
 naked, and destitute ot daily food, Szc. 
 
 Gen. 24. 59. they sent away Rebekah their s. 
 
 60. thou art our s. be thou mother of thousands 
 29 .13. when Laban heard ot Jacob his s. son 
 .30. 1. Rachel envied her and said unto Jacob 
 34.1.3. because he had defiled Dinah their s. 27. 
 
 14. we cannot give our s. to one uncircumcised 
 .31. should he deal with our .v. as with an harlot ? 
 Exod. 2. 4. his s. stood afar off to wit what would 
 6. 20. Amram took Jochebed his father’s f. to wife 
 15. 20. Miriam f. of Aaron took a timbrel in hand 
 Lev. 18. 9. shaltnot uncover the nakedness of thy 
 
 11. she is thy s. ll 18. not take a wife to her s. 
 
 12. not nakedness of father’s s. 1| 13. mother’s s. 
 
 20 . 17 . if a man take his s. and see her nakedness 
 19 . nor nakedness of thy father’s .c. mother’s s. 
 
 21. 3. for his s. a virgin, tor her may he be defiled 
 Num.d.l. a Nazarite shall not tie defiled for hisj. 
 Deut. 27 . 22. cursed be he that lieth with his s. 
 .Tudg. 15. 2. is not her younger s. fairer than she ? 
 
 2 Sam. 13.1. Absalom had a fair s. named I'amar 
 2. Amnon so vexed that he fell sick for his s. 
 
 Tamar 
 
 4.1 love Tamar, my brother Absalom’s s. 
 
 22. because he had forced hisr. 'Lamar, 32. 
 
 21. +8. the king took the five son’s of M ichal’s .f. 
 
 2 Kings 2. but Jehosheba .9. of Ahaziah took 
 Joash, they hid him and his nurse, 2 Citron. 
 
 22 . 11 . 
 
 Cant. 8.8. we have a little s. and she hath no breasts, 
 what shall we do tor our s. in the day ? 
 Jer. 3. 7 . <md her treacherous s. Judah saw it 
 
 8. her .f. feared not 1| 10. her s. hath not tiirnetl 
 22.18. shall not lament for him, saying, ah, mv s. 
 Ezek. 16. 45. thou art the s. of thy sisters who loath. 
 46. thy elder J. is Samaria, thy younger .f. .Sodom 
 
 48. Sodom thy s. hath not done as thou hast done 
 
 49. this was the iniquity of thy f. Sodom, pride 
 56. for thy s. Sod. was not mentioned in the day 
 
 22. 11. another in thee hath humbled his s. 
 
 2.3. 4. Aholah the elder, and Aholibah her s. 
 
 11. and when her s. Aholibah saw this 
 
 18. like as my mind was alienated from herr. 
 
 .31. thou hast walked in the way of thy s. 
 
 .32. shalt drink ofthy .9. cup deep and large, .33. 
 44. 25. forr. that hath no husband they may defile 
 Mat. 12. 50. the same is my brother, s. and mother 
 Luke 10. 39. she had a.v. called Mary, Jo/imII. 1,5. 
 John 11.3. therefore his .9. sent unto him, saying, L. 
 
 19 . 25. there stood by the cross his mother’s .9. 
 Actsi%. 16. Paul’s^, son heard of their lying in wait 
 Rom. 16. 1. 1 commend to you Phebe ouri. aserv. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .15. a brother or a s. is not under bondage 
 
 9. 5. have we not power to lead about a^. a wife ? 
 
 Col. 4. 10. Marcus son to Barnabassaluteth you 
 Jam. 2.15. if a brother or j. be naked and destitute 
 
 2 Jolm 13. the children of thy elect s. greet thee 
 
 STSTER-f«-/tfw. 
 
 Ruth 1.15. behold, thy s.-in-law is gone back to her 
 people and gods, return thou atter thy s.-in-laio 
 My SISl'KR. 
 
 Gen. 12. 13. say, I jiray thee, thou art my s. 
 
 19. why saidst, she is my s.! 20. 2,5,12. | 26, 7, 9- 
 .30. 8. 1 have wrestleil with my s. and prevailed 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 5. say to him, let my x. 'Lamar come, 6. 
 
 11. Amnon said to her, come lie with me, my s. 
 
 20. Absalom said, hold now thy peace, my s. 
 
 Job 17 . 14. 1 have said to the worm, thou art my s, 
 Prov.'i. 4. say to wisdom, thou -Arimyx. and call 
 Caw/. 4. 9 . hast ravished my heart, w.vj-. my spouse 
 
 10. how fair is thy love, mys. my spouse 
 
 12. a garden inc|osed is my s. my spouse, a spring 
 
 5. 1. I am come into my garden my x. my spouse 
 
 2. open to me, mys. my love, my undefiled 
 Mark 3. 35. same is my brother, my s. and mother 
 Luke 10. 40. dost thou not care that my s. left me ?, 
 .SLS'I'ERS. 
 
 Josh. 2. 13. sw'ear ye will save alive my Mh.mp s. 
 1 Chron. 2.16. whose .v. were Zeruiah and Abigail 
 Job 1.4. they called for their three s. to eat and drink 
 42.11. then came all his bretb.ren and all his . 9 . 
 Ezek. 16. 45. and thou art the sister of thy s. 
 
 51. thou hast justified thy s. in all thy abom. 52, 
 55. when thy j. and daughters shall return 
 61 . shall be ashamed when thou receive thy s. 
 Hos. 2. 1. say ye unto your . 9 . Ruhamali 
 Mat. 13. 56. are not his s. with us ? Marrt 6. .3. 
 
 19 . 29 . that hath forsaken s. or father, or mother, or 
 wife, for my sake, Mark 10. 29. Luke 14. 26. 
 Mark 10. .30. shall receive 100 fold, houses, breth. s. 
 
 1 C/Vw. 5.2. intreat younger women, as f. with imrity 
 SIT. 
 
 Num. 32. 6. shall brethren go to war and ye s. here ? 
 .Tudg. 5. 10. speak ye that s. in judgment and walk 
 Ruth .3. 18. s. still, my daughter, till thou know 
 4. 1. ho, such a one turn aside, j'. down here, 2. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 22. and made them s. in the chiefest place 
 16.11. we will not . 9 . down till he come hither 
 
 20. 5. I should not fail to s. with the king 
 2. Sam. 19 . 8. behold, the king doth s. in the gate 
 
 1 Kings 1.13. Solomon shall s. on my throne, 17 . 
 48. who hath given one to j. on my throne, .3. 6 . 
 
 8 . 25. there shall not tail thee a man to s. on the 
 throne ot Israel, 2 Chron. 6 . 16. Jer. .3.3. 17 
 
 2 Things 7 . 3. w’hy .9. we here till we die t 4. 
 
 10. 30. thy sons shall 9 . on the throne, 15. 12. 
 
 18. 27 . sent me to men who .9. on wall, Ixa. .36. 12 . 
 Psal. 26.’5. and will not s. with the wicked 
 
 69 . 12. they that s. in the gate speak against me 
 107 . 10. such as s. in darkn. and shadow ot death 
 
 110.1. said to my Lord, s. thou at my right hand 
 119 . 2.3. princes also did s. and speak against me 
 
 127 .2. it is vain tor you to rise early and . 9 . up late 
 1.32.12. their children shall s. upon thy throne 
 
 Reel. 10. 6. folly in dignity, and rich f. in low place 
 lsa. 3. 26. being desolate, shall . 9 . on the giound 
 14. 13. 1 will J. upon mount of the congregation 
 16. 5. he shall j. upon the throne in truth 
 .30.7. I have cried, their strength is to s. still 
 42. 7 . bring them that s. in darkness out of prison 
 47 . 1. s. in the dust, .9. on the ground, 52. 2. 
 
 5. s. thou silent, get thee into darkness, O daughter 
 8. thou that sayest, 1 shall not .9. as a widow 
 14. there shall not be a tire to s. befoi-e it 
 Jer.S. 14. why do we s. still ? assemble yourselves 
 
 13. 13. 1 will fill them that s. on David’s throne 
 18. s. down now, 36.15. 1| 48.18. and .v. in thirst 
 .36. 30. he shall have none to .9. upon the throne 
 Lam. 1.1. how doth ciD’ s. solitary was full of peo. 
 2.10. elders of Zion , 9 . on ground anti keep silence 
 Ezek. 26. 16. they shall s. upon the ground 
 28. 2. because thou hast said, 1 s. in seat of God 
 .33. 31. and they' s. before thee as my people 
 44. 3. prince shall s. in it to eat bread before Lord 
 Dan. 7 . 9. 1 beheld till the ancient of days did s. 
 
 26. but the judgment shall .9. they shall take away 
 Joel 3. 12. there will I s. to judge the heathen 
 Mic. 4. 4. they shall s. every man undei' his vine 
 7 . 8. when 1 s. in darkness. Lord shall be a light 
 Zech. .3.8. thou and thy fellows that . 9 . before me 
 
 6. 13. he shall s. and rule upon his throne 
 Mai. 3.3. he shall as a refiner and purifier of silver 
 Mat. 8. II. many shall s. down with Abraham 
 
 19. 28. when Son ot man shall s. on throne of his 
 
 glory, ye shall s. on twelve thrones, 25. 
 31. Luke 22. .30. 
 
 20. 21. my two sons may s. one on thy right hand 
 
 23. but to s. on my right hand, Mark \0. 37, 40. 
 
 22. 44. s. thou on my rielit hand till 1 make 
 thy enemies thy footstool, Mark 12. 36. 
 
 Luke 20. 42. lleb. 1. 13. 
 
 2.3. 2. the scribes and Pharisees s. in IMoses’ seat 
 26. 36. .9. ye here while 1 pray yonder, Mark 14. 32. 
 Luke9. 14. make them . 9 . by fifties in a company 
 
 12. 37 . make them to .9. down, and will serve them 
 
 13. 29. and shall s. down in the kingdom ot God 
 14.8. when bidden s. not down in highest room 
 16.6. take thy bill,. 9 . down quickly, and write fifty 
 17 . 7. will say to him, go, and r. down to meat 
 
 John 6. 10. Jesus said, make the men s. down 
 Acts 2. .30. would raise up Christ to a'. on his throne 
 8. .31. that he would come up ami s. with him 
 1 C’or.8.10. toseetheef. at meat in the idol’stemplc 
 Eph.Q. 6. hath made us s. in heavenly place.s 
 Jam.2. 3. and say, 5. thou here in a good place 
 Rev. 3.21. will 1 grant to . 9 . with me in my throne 
 
 17 . 3. I saw a woman s. on scarlet-coloiited beast 
 
 18. 7. for she saith in her heart, 1 s. a queen 
 
 SI HI. 
 
 Ezek. 35.6. s, thou hast not hated bloofi, even blood 
 
 shall pursue Utee 
 
 STTTE.ST. 
 
 Exod. 18. 14. why s. thou thyself alone ? 
 
 Deut. 6. 7. thou shalt talk ot them when thou s. in 
 thine house, and walkest, 11 . 19 . 
 Psal. 50. 20. thou s. and speakest against thy broth. 
 Prov. 23. 1 . when thou s. to eat with a ruler 
 Jer. 22 . 2 . hear. () king of Judah, that s. on the throne 
 Acts 23.3. s. thou to judge me after the D w? 
 
 2 G 449 
 
SIX 
 
 SKI 
 
 SLA 
 
 SITTETII, 
 
 I.tod. 11. 5. from the tirst-born that a. on his throne 
 Lev. 15.4.every thing whereon he^. shall be unclean 
 6. whereon he or she s. be unclean, CO, 23, 26. 
 Dent. 17 . 18. when he ^. on the throne he shall write 
 1 Kings 46. Solomons, on throne of the kingdom 
 Lsth. 6. 10. do so to Mordecai that s. at the gate 
 Psal. 1.1. nor s. in the seat of the scornful 
 
 2. 4. he that.?, in the heavens shall laugh 
 
 10. 8. he s. in the lurking places of the villages 
 29. 10. Lord s. on the flood ; yea, the I.ord i. king 
 
 for ever, the I., will aivestrength to his people 
 47 . 8. Go(l s. on the throne of his holiness 
 99. 1. Lord reigneth, he s. betw'een the cherubims 
 Prov. 9. 14. for she s. at the door of her house 
 20. 8. a king that s. in the throne of judgment 
 .31. 23. w'hen he s. among the elders of the land 
 Cant. 1. 12. while kingi. at his table my spikenard 
 Isa. 28.6. spirit of judgm. to him that s. in judgm. 
 40. 22. it is he that s. on the circle of the heavens 
 Jer. 17 . 11. as the partridge .V. on eggs 
 29 .16. saith of the king that s. upon the throne 
 Lam. 3. 28. he s. alone and ke.epeth silence 
 Zcch. 1.11. behold, all the earth still, and isat rest 
 
 5. 7 . a woman that s. in the midst of the ephah 
 Mat. 23. 22. sweareth by him that s. thereon 
 Lake 14. 28. s. not down first and counteth, 31. 
 
 22. 27 . whether is greater, he that s. at meat or he 
 that serveth ' is not he thatf. at meat? 
 
 1 Cot. 14.30.ifanythingbe reveal, foanoth. that.f. by 
 Col. 3.1. where Christ s. on the right hand of God 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 4. he, as God, s. in the temple of God 
 Rev. 5 . 13. power to him that s. upon the throne 
 
 6. 16. from the face of him that .f. on the throne 
 
 7 . 10 . salvation to our God w hich s. on the thione 
 
 15. he that .1. on throne shall dwell among them 
 17 . l.the whore that .f. upon many waters, 15. 
 
 9 . are seven mountains, oji which the woman s. 
 SriTlNG. 
 
 Dent. 22. 6. and the dam .r. on the young or eggs 
 Jvdg. 3. 20. Eglon was s. in a summer-parlour 
 
 1 Kings 10. 5. she saw' 5. of his servants, 2 Chr. Q. 4. 
 
 13. 14. found the man of God s. under an oak 
 22. 19. I saw the Lord s. on his throne, and all the 
 
 host of heaven standing, 2 C/ir. 18.18. Isa. 6. 1. 
 
 2 Kmgs 4.38. sons of the prophets w'ere s. before him 
 
 9. 5. behold, the captains of the host were s. 
 
 INe/i. 2. 6. the king said, the queen also s. by him 
 Lstli. 5. 13. so long as 1 see iMordecai the .lew' .c. 
 Psal. 1 . 39 .2. thou kbow'estmy down-.f. anrUup rising 
 Jer. 17 . 25. kings s. on throne of David, 22 . 4, 30, 
 
 .38i 7 . the king then s. in the gate of Benjamin 
 Lam. 3. 63. behold their s. dow'n and rising up 
 'Mat. 9. 9 . s. at receipt of, Mark 2. 14. Lvke 5. 27. 
 
 11. 16. like children s. in the markets, Lnke 7-. -32. 
 
 20. .30. behold, two blind men s. by the w'ay side 
 
 21. 5. thy king cometh, s. on an ass, Johti 12. 15. 
 
 26. 64. j’e shall see the .Son of man s. on the right 
 hand of God, coming in the clouds, Mark 14. 62. 
 
 27 . .36. and s. dow'n, they watched him there 
 
 61. the other Mary j. over against the sepulchre 
 Mark 5. 15. they see him that was possessed .f. 
 
 16. 5. they saw a young man s. on the right side 
 Luke‘1. 46. they found him s. in midst of doctors 
 
 5. 17 . the Pharisees and doctors of the law' s. by 
 
 8. 35. found him s. clothed, and in his right mind 
 
 10. 13. had repented, s. in sackcloth and ashes 
 John 2. 14. he found the changers of money s. 
 
 20. 12. Mary seeth two angels in whiter. 
 
 Acts 2 . 2. it filled the house where they were s. 
 
 8. 28. eunuch was returning, and s. in his chariot 
 Rev. 4.4. upon the seats I saw twenty-four elders s. 
 SITTllS'G-PLACE. 
 
 £ Chron. 9. 18. and sta 3 's on each side of s.-place 
 SITUATE. 
 
 p.zek. 27 . 3. Tyrus, O thou that art^. at entry of sea 
 Nah. 3. 8. populous 1^0 that was s. among rivers 
 SITUATION. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 19. behold, the s. ot the city is pleasant 
 Psal. 48.2.beautiful for^. joy of earth is mount Zion 
 SIX. 
 
 Lev. 24. 6 . s. cakes on a row' on the pure table 
 Rum. 7 . .3. s. covered w'aggons, and tw'elve oxen 
 £ Sam. 21.20. man of great stature tliat had on every 
 hand s. fingers, every foot s. toes, 1 Chr. 20. 6 . 
 1 Chr. 4. 27 . Shimei had sixteen sons and .f. daught. 
 26. 17 . eastward were .f. Levites, northward four ■ 
 pzek. 46. 4. the burnt otl'ering that the prince shall 
 oflfei' to the Lord, shall be^. lambs without blemish 
 
 6. in the day of the new moon shall be s. lambs 
 SlX hoards. 
 
 p.xod. 26. 22. westward thou shalt make s. boards 
 36. 27 . for the sides of tabernacle he made s. b. 
 
 See Branches. 
 
 SIX brethren. 
 
 Acts 11.12. moreover these .9. accompanied 
 
 SIX cities. 
 
 Rum. 35.6. there shall be s. cities for refuge, 13, 15. 
 SIX cubits. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .4.Goliath’s height was s. cubits and a span 
 
 1 Kings 6.6. the middle chamber was cubits broad 
 
 40. 5. a measuring-reed of j. cubits long 
 
 12. the little chambers were cubits on this side 
 41. 1. he measured posts s. cubits broad on one side 
 .3. door .V. mbits || 5. wall of the house s. cubittt 
 8. foundations were a full reed of great cubits 
 Dan. 3.1. the breadth of the image of gold s. c. 
 SIX curtains. 
 
 Liod. 26.9. couple s. curtains by themselves, 36.16. 
 See Days, Hundreds. 
 
 SIX measures. 
 
 RuthZ. 15 . Boaz gave Ruth of WAr\oy s. me astires 
 
 17. she said, these 5. m. of barley gave he me 
 SIX men. 
 
 Pzek. 9. 2. s. men came from way of the higher gate 
 SIX months. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.11. the time David w'as king in ITebron, 
 
 was seven years, s. months, 5. 5.1 Chron. .3.4. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 16. s. months .loab remained in Edom 
 
 2 Kings 15.8. Zachariah reigned s. w. over Israel 
 Lsth. 2. 12. purifying s. months with oil of myrrh, 
 
 and s. months with sweet odours and other things 
 
 45 U 
 
 Luke A. 25. when heaven was shut up three years 
 and s. months, and great famjne. Jam. 5.17. 
 Acts 18. 11. Paul continued at Corinth a year j. w. 
 ,S 1X names. 
 
 Exod. 28. 10. s. of their names on one stone, and 
 the other f. names of the rest on the other stone 
 .SIX paces. 
 
 2 Sam. 6.13. when Levites gone s. p. he sacrificed 
 SIXSCO RE. 
 
 1 Kings 9 .14. Hiram sent Solomon s. talents of gold 
 .SIX sheep. 
 
 Neh. 5. 18. prepared for me dail^' s, choice sheep 
 SIX .sons. 
 
 Gen. .30. 20. will dw'ell with me, 1 have born s. sons 
 1 Chron. 3. 22. and the sons of Shechaniah s. 
 
 8. .38. and Azel had .c. sons, whose names are,:9.44. 
 SIX steps. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 19. the throne had s. steps, top round 
 
 20. twelve lions on the s, steps, 2 Chron. 9. 18. 
 
 SIX things. 
 
 Prov. 6. 16 . these s. things doth the Lord hate 
 SIX times. 
 
 2 Kings 13.19. shouldst have smitten five orj. times 
 
 •SIX troubles. 
 
 Job 5. 19 . shall deliver thee in s. troubles, in seven 
 .SIX water-pots. 
 
 John 2.6. there were set there s. water-pots of stone 
 SIX wings. 
 
 Isa. 6.2. stood the seraphims, each one had s. wirigs 
 Rev. 4. 8. four beasts had each s. wings about him 
 .SIX years. 
 
 Gen. 31. 41. I served thee years for thy cattle 
 Exod. 21.2. s. yearsho shall serve, and in seventh he 
 shall go out free, Deut. 15.12. Jer. Si. 14. 
 23.10. s. years thou shalt sow thy land and gather 
 Lev. 25. 3. j. ye^r^thou shalt prune thy vineyard 
 Deut. 15.18. double hired servant in serving s. years 
 Judg. 12 . 7 . and .lephthah judged Israel s. years 
 
 1 Kings 16 . 23. Omri reigned s. years in 'lirzah 
 
 2 Kings 11. 3. .loash w'as'hid with his nurse in the 
 
 house of the Lord s. years, 2 Chron. 22.12. 
 SIXTH. 
 
 Gen. 30. 19. Leah conceived, bare .Tacob the .f.son 
 E.rod. 26. 9. thou shalt double .f. curtain in tabern. 
 Lev. 25. 21. will command my bless, on j'ou .f. year 
 Jo.sh. 19 . .32. the .v. lot came out for Naphtali 
 2 Sam. .3. 5. Ifhi eam, David's j. son, 1 Chron. 3. 3. 
 2 Kings Vd). 10. in s. year of Hezek. Samaria taken 
 Ezra 6.15. house was finished in year of IJarius 
 Ezek.A. 11. d.rink water by measure, .<■. part of him 
 
 8. 1. in the s. year the hand of Lord fell upon me 
 39. 2. I will leave but the.?, part of thee 
 
 45. 1.3. the oblation the s. part of an ephah 
 
 46. 14. a meat offering the s. partof anephah 
 Mat. 20. 5. again he went out about the s. hour 
 
 27 . 45 . there was darkness over all the land from 
 the s. to ninth hour, Mark 15. 3.3. Luke 23. 44. 
 John 4. 6. about the s. hour .lesus sat on the well 
 19. 14. and he was crucified about the s. hour 
 Acts 10. 9. Peter went to pra^' about the s. hour 
 Rev. 6. 12. when he opened seal, an earthquake 
 
 9 . 13. the s. angel sounded, and 1 heard a voice 
 
 14. saying to the s. angel, loose the four angels 
 16. 12. s. angel poured out vial on river Euphrates 
 
 21. 20. the f. foundation of the wall wassardius 
 
 See Day, Month. 
 
 SIXTEEN. 
 
 Gen. 46. 18. Zilpah bare to Jacob s. souls 
 Exod. 26. 25. sockets of silver, s. sockets, .36. 30. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 10. .Tehoash reigned s. years in Samaria 
 14.21. and m-ade Azariah, when s. years old, king 
 
 15. 33. Jotham reigned over Judah s. years in Je¬ 
 rusalem, 2 Chron. 27.1, 8. 1 28. 1. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 27 . Shimei had s. sons and six daughters 
 
 24. 4. among sons of Eleazar were s. chief men 
 
 2 Chr. 13. 21. Abiiah begat sons and s. daughters 
 
 SIXTEENTH. 
 
 1 Chron. 24.14. the s. lot came forth to Immer 
 
 25. 23. the s. lot came forth to Hananiah 
 
 SIXTY. [Jared 
 
 Gen. 5. 15. Mahalaleel lived s. years, and hegat 
 21. Enoch lived five years, and.begat Methusel. 
 Lev. 27 . .3. estimation of the male from twenty tOA'. 
 
 7 . if it be from j-. years old above thy estimation 
 Num. 7 . 88. offer s. rams, s. he-goats, j. lambs 
 Mat. 13.8. brought forth s. fold, 23. Mark A. 8, 20. 
 SIZE. 
 
 E.rod. .36. 9. the curtains were all of one s. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 6.25. both cherubims of one measure and s. 
 
 7 . . 37 . all the bases of one measure and of one s. 
 
 1 Chr. 23. 29. for all manner of s. David left charge 
 SKILL. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 6. thou knowest there is not any that can 
 
 s. to hew timber like the Sidonians, 2 Chron. 2.8. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. ?. send me a man that cani. to grave 
 34.12. all that could a. of instruments of music 
 
 SK1LL. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 11. nor yet favour to men of s. but time 
 Dan. 1 . 17 . G. gave them knowledge and s. in wisd. 
 9.22.1 am now come to aix'e thee s. and understan. 
 SKILFUL. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 18. sons o.*^^ Reuben and Gadites s. in war 
 
 15. 22. Chenaniah instructed, because he wasf. 
 
 28. 21. there shall be with the.e every willing^, man 
 
 2 Chr. 2.14. I have sent a cunning man to work 
 Da. 3. +3. the I.ord taketh away the. j. of speech 
 Ezek. 21. 31. give you into the hand of f. to destroy 
 Dan. 1. 4. children .?. in all wisdorn and cunning 
 Amos 5. 16. such are s. of lamentation to wailing 
 
 SKILFULLY. . , ^ . 
 
 Ps. 33. 3. sing a new song, play with loud noise 
 
 skilfDlni-:ss. 
 
 Psal. 78. 72 . and guided them by s. of his hands 
 SKIN.. 
 
 Exod. 22. 27 . his covering, it is his raiment for s. 
 
 29 .14. bullock’s flesh, .f.'anddung burn. Lev. 4.11. 
 .34. 29. Moses wist not that s. of face shone, 30, 35. 
 Lev. 7 . 8. the priest that offeretli shall have the s. 
 11.32.if dead tall on f. or sack, it shall be unclean 
 
 13. 2. shall have in the s. a rising like the plague 
 
 3. the priest shall look on the plague in the of 
 tlie flesh, and if deeper tlian the s, of his flesh 
 
 Lev, 13. 4. if bright spot be white in s. of his flesh 
 .5. if the plague spread not in the s. 6, 22, 28. 
 
 7 . if scab spread abroad in the .v. 8,27, 35, 36. 
 
 10. if the rising be white in the s. it is a leprosy 
 
 11. it is an old leprosy in ttie s. of his flesh 
 56. then he shall rend it out of garment or s. 
 
 15. 17 . every s. whereon is seed washed with wafer 
 Kum. 19. 5. burn heifc-r, her s. and flesh and blood 
 Job 2. 4. s. for j. all a man hath will he give for life 
 
 7 . 5. my .'. is broken, and become loathsome 
 
 10 . 11. thou hast clothed me with .>. and flesh 
 
 16. 15. I sewed sackcloth on my s. and defiled 
 
 18. 13. it shall devour the strength of his s. 
 
 19 . 20. bone cleaveth to my s. and to my flesh, 
 
 and 1 am escaped with the s. of my teeth 
 
 26. though after my s. worms destroy this body 
 .30. .30. my s. is black upon me, bones are burnt 
 41. 7 . canst thou fill his s. with barbed irons ' 
 
 Psal. 102. 5. my groaning my bones cleave to my s. 
 Jer. 13. 23. can the Ethiopian change his j.. s’ 
 
 Lam. .3. 4. my flesh and s. hath he rnade old 
 
 4. 8. their s. cleaveth to their bones, is withered 
 
 5. 10. our s. W'as black like an oven for famine 
 Ezek. SI. 6. I will coveo'ou with s. put breath, 8. 
 Mic. .3. 2. who pluck ofr their f. and their flesh 
 
 .3. who eat flesh, and flay their s. from off them 
 Mark 1. 6. John had a girdle of s. about his loins 
 SKINS. 
 
 Gen. .3. 21. I.ord made coats of s. and clothed them 
 27 . 16. she put s. of kids of go-ats upon his hands 
 Exod. So. 23. every man with whom w'ere found red 
 s. of rams and badgers’ s. brought them 
 Lev. 1.3. 59 . this is the law' of the plague of s. 
 
 16. 27 . they shall burn in fire their s. and flesh 
 Num. 31. 20. purify your raiment, all made of s. 
 Heb. 11. 37 . wandered about in sheep s. and goat f. 
 SKIP. 
 
 Psal. 29 . 6. he maketh them also to s. like a calf 
 
 ' .skippe:d.. 
 
 Psal. 114. 4. the mountains s. like rams, 6. 
 SKIPPEDST. 
 
 Jer. 48. 27. since thou spakest of him, thou s. for joy 
 SKIPPING. 
 
 Cant. 2. 8. behold, he cometh s. upon the hills 
 SKIRT 
 
 Is the part of a garment below the waist. Ruth 
 says to Boaz, Cast thy skirt over me, Ruth 3. 
 9 . that is, 'J'ake me into thy protection, by taking 
 me to be thy wife. It is spoken in allusion to 
 the ancient custom or ceremony of the bridegroom's 
 spreading the skirt of his garment over the bride; 
 to signify his right to her, his authority over her, 
 and his obligation to protect her. Ho also in Ezek. 
 16 . 8. I spread my skirt over thee: 1 betrothed 
 thee, and engaged by covenant to love, cherish, 
 jirotect, and guard thee. The prophet Jeremiah 
 says, that the filthiness of Jerusalem is in her 
 skirts, Lam. 1. 9. Her-wickedness is evident, she 
 is not ashamed to expose it to the view of all. The 
 
 I. ord threatens to discover the skirts of Israel and 
 Judah upon their faces, Jer. 13. 26. I will dis¬ 
 cover thy skirts upon thy face; I will throw thy 
 skirts upon thy face ; and so discover thy naked¬ 
 ness; that is, I will bring thee into a most dis¬ 
 graceful, contemptible condition, by those judg¬ 
 ments which I will inflict upon thee. It is said 
 in Deut. 22. 30. A man shall not discover his 
 father’s skirt; the skirt of the mother's garment, 
 that is, her nakedness; which is called his fa¬ 
 ther’s skirt; because his father and mother were 
 one flesh, or because his father alone had the right 
 to uncover it. 
 
 Deut. 22. .30. man siiall not uncover his father's s. 
 
 27 . 20 . because he uncovereth his father's s. 
 
 Ruth 3. 9. spread therefore thy f. over thine handm. 
 
 1 Ham. 15. - 27 . he laid hold on the s. of his mantle 
 24. 4. David cut off the s. of Saul’s robe privily 
 
 5. heart smote him, because he cut off Saul’s s. 
 
 II. father, see the s. of thy robe in my hand 
 Ezek. 16. 8. behold, I spread my .?. over thee 
 Hag. 2. 12. if one bear holy flesh in the j. and 
 
 w ith his s. do touch bread, pottage, wine, 
 or oil 
 
 Zech. 8. 23. shall take hold of s. of him that is a Jew 
 SKIRTS. 
 
 Psal. 1.3.3. 2. that went down to i. ot his garments 
 Jer. 2. 34. in i. is found blood of poor innocents 
 13. 22. for thy iniquity are thy j. discovered 
 26. therefore will I discover thy s. Xah. 3. 5. 
 Lam. 1.9. her filthiness is in her f. remembered not 
 Ezek. 5. 3. shall take and bind a few hairs in thy s. 
 SKULL. 
 
 Judg. 9 . 53. cast a piece of millstone to break his s. 
 
 2 Kings 9. .35. the^' found no more of Jezebel than s. 
 Mat. 27 . 3.3. when come to Golgotha, that is to say, 
 
 the place of a ^. Mark 15. 22. John 19. 1? 
 
 , SKY. 
 
 Deut. 33. 26. who rideth in his excellency on s. 
 Job . 37 . 18. hast thou with him spread out the j. ? 
 Mat. 16. 2. it w ill be fair w eather, for s. is red, .3. 
 J.uke 12. ye can discern face of the s. and earth 
 Heb. 11. 12. so many as the stars of s. in multitude 
 SKIES. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 12. he made thick clouds of the s. his 
 pavilions round about him, P.sal. 18. 11. 
 Psal. 77 . 17 . clouds poured out s. sent out a sound 
 Isa. 45. 8. and let the s. pour down righteousness 
 Jer. 51. 9 . for her judgment is lifted up even to 
 SLACK. 
 
 Deut. 7 .10. he will not be s. to him that hateth him 
 .Tosh. 18. 3. how long are ye s. to go to possess land ! 
 Prov. 10. 4. become poor that dealeth with a s', hand 
 Zeph. 3. 16. shall be said to Zion, let not hands bes 
 2 Pet. 3. 9. Lord is not s. concerning his promise 
 SLACK. 
 
 Deut.23. 21. when vow a vow' thou shalt not.?, to pay 
 Josh. 10. 6. saying, s. not thy hand from servants 
 2 Kings 4. 24. s. not riding for me except I bid thee 
 SLACKED. 
 
 Hab. 1. 4. law is s. judgment doth never go forth 
 SLACKN’F.SS. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9 . Lord is not slack, as some men counts 
 
SLA 
 
 SLA 
 
 S L E 
 
 SLAIN, Active. 
 
 Gen. 4. 23. for I have s. a man to my WDunding 
 iXum. 14. 16. therefore he hath s. them in wildern. 
 
 22. .33. surely now I had s. thee, saved her alive 
 Dent. 1. 4. after he had s. Sihon kin? of Amorites 
 
 21. 1. and it be not known who hath s. him 
 Judg. 9. 18. and have s. his sons upon one stone 
 
 15. 10. jaw-bone of an ass have 1 .v. UKX) men 
 2(). 5. the men of (iibeah thoughtto have J. me 
 
 1 Ham. 18. 7. Saul hath his thousands, 21. 11. 
 
 22.21. shewed l)av. that Saul had r. [.ord’s priests 
 C Sam. 1. 16. saying, 1 have 5. tiie T-ord’s anointed 
 
 3. .30. Abner, because he had their broth. Asahel 
 
 4. 11. when wicked men have s. righteous person 
 12. 9. hast .!■. Uriah with the sword of Ammon 
 
 1.3. .30. Absalom hath.?, all king’s sons, none left 
 
 32. tliey have not s. all, for Amnon only is (lead 
 21. 12. when tlie Philistines had r. Sa il in Gilboa 
 
 16. Ishbi-benob tliought to have -t. David 
 
 1 King.'! 1. 19. Adonijah hath s. oxen and sheep, 25. 
 
 9. 16. Pharaoh had gone up and-.?, the Canaanites 
 
 1.3. 26. therefore the linn hath torn and .'. hiin 
 
 16. 16. people heard say. /imri hath .', the king 
 
 19. 1- Ahab told how he had s. all the prophets 
 
 10. for Israel have s. thy pro()hets, 14. 
 
 2 Kings 14.5. he slew his servants who had f.king 
 
 2 Citron. 21. 1.3. hastf. thy breth. better than thyself 
 2^. for the band of men had s. all the eldest 
 
 9. when they had s. Ahaziah, they buried him 
 
 2.3. 21. city vvas quiet after they had s. Athaliah 
 
 28. 9. have .f. them in rage that reaclieth to heaven 
 
 Esth. 9. 12. the .lews have s. 500 men in Shushan 
 Job 1. 15. the Sabeans have s. the servants, 1". 
 
 Prov. 7- 26. many strong men have been s. by her 
 Isa. 14.20. because thou hast destroyed and s. people 
 Jer, 3.3.5. bodiesof men whom I havef. in my anger 
 
 41. 4. day after he had a. Gedaliah, 9, 16,18. 
 
 Lam. 2. 21. hast s. tliein in day of thy anger, 3. 43. 
 Ezek. 16. 21. that thou hast ,f. m^’ children 
 
 23. 39. when they had s. their children to idols 
 
 llo.i. 6. 5. I have s. tliem by words of my mouth 
 Amos 4. 10. your young men have I s. with sword 
 Acts 2. 23. ye have taken, by wicked hands have f. 
 
 7. 52. have s. them that shewed coining ot just One 
 
 2.3. 14. we will eat nothing till we havej. Paul 
 
 SLAIN, Passive. 
 
 Gen .34. 2*. the sons of .lacobcaine upon the 
 Lev. 14. 51. dip them in the blood of the s. bird 
 26. 17 . and ye shall be s. before your enemies 
 IKum. 11.22. shall the docks, ancl the herds be s. ? 
 
 19. 16. whosoever toucheth any s. 18. I .31. 19. 
 
 23. 24. eat of prey, and drink the blood of the f. 
 
 25. 14. name of the Israelite that was . 9 . was Zimri 
 
 15. name of woman that was s. was Cozbi, 18. 
 
 .31. 8. besides the rest of them that were s. 
 
 Dent. 21. 1. if one be found s. in land giveth thee 
 
 3. the elders of the city next to the .<•. man 
 28. 31. thine ox shall be s. before thine eyes 
 
 .32. 42. make mine arrows drunk with blood of s. 
 Jo.i/t. 11.6. will I deliver them up all j'. before Israel 
 
 1.3. 22. Balaam also among them that were s. 
 
 Jndg. 16 . + 24. the desti oyer who multiplied our s. 
 
 20. 4. the husband of the. woman that was s. 
 
 3 .Saw. l.ll. ark taken, Ilophni and Phinehas weref. 
 
 19. 6. as the l.ord liveth.he shall not be s. 
 
 11. if thou save not, to-morrow thou shalt be s. 
 
 20. .32. wherefore shall he bes'. what hath he done 
 
 31.1. men of Israel tied before the Philistines, and 
 fell down .9. in mount Gilboa, 1 Chrori. 10. 1. 
 
 8. when the Philistines came to strip the s. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 19 . beauty of Israel is . 9 . on high places 
 
 22. from the blood of s. from fat of the mighty 
 
 25. O .Jonathan, thou wast .9. in thy high places 
 38. 7 . when Israel were s. before David’s servants 
 
 1. Kings 11. 15. when .Toab was gone to bury the . 9 . 
 
 2 Kings .3. 2.3. this is blood, the kings are surely s. 
 II. 2.stole .loash from among them that were s. 
 
 8. he that cometh within ranges let him be s. 
 
 16. they laid hands on her, and there was she s. 
 
 1 ('.Ur. 5 . 22. there fell down many s. war was of G. 
 ■2 Ckr. 13. 17- fell s. of Israel 5ii0,()f 0 chosen men 
 I'.sth.’i .A. for wearesold, 1 and my people, to be j. 
 
 ' 9 . 11. number of the s. in .Shushan the palace 
 Job .39. .30. and where the s. are, there is she 
 Psal.d'l.ii. ye shall be .9. all of you, as bowing wall 
 
 88. 5. like the . 9 . that lie in the grave 
 
 89. 10. thou hast broken Pahab in pieces as one s. 
 Prov. 22. 13. the slothful man saith, 1 shall bej. 
 
 24. 11. to deliver those that are ready to be s. 
 
 Isa. 10. 4. and they shall fall under the s. 
 
 14. 19 . and as the raiment of those that are s. 
 
 22.2. thy s. men were not . 9 . with sword or dead 
 
 26. 21. the earth also shall no more cover her . 9 . 
 
 27 . 7 . is he s. according to slaughter of .9. by him 
 .34. .3. theirs, also shall be cast out, stink come up 
 66. 16. and the s. of the Lord shall be many 
 Jer. 9 . 1. that I might weep for s. of my people 
 
 14. 18. if 1 go into the field, behold s. with sword 
 
 18. 21. let their young men be s. by sword in battle 
 
 25. .33. s. of the Lord be from one end of earth 
 41. 9. and Ishmael filled the pit with the s. 
 
 51.4. thus the s. shall fall in land of Chaldeans 
 47 . and all her ^. shall fall in the midst of her 
 
 49 . as Babylon hath caused s. of Israel to fall, so 
 at Babylon shall fall the^. of all the earth 
 Lam. 2. 20. shall priest and prophet be s. in sanct. 
 
 4. 9. they that be s. with sword, are better than they 
 
 that be s. with hunger, for these pine away 
 Ezek. 6. 7 . and the 9. shall fall in the midst of you 
 
 I. 3. when the9. men shall be among their idols 
 
 9 . 7- defile the house and fill the courts with 9 . 
 
 11. 6. ye have multiplied your 9 . in the city, ye 
 
 have filled the streets with the 9 . 
 7. your s. are the flesh, and this city the caldron 
 21.14. sword of 9 . it is the sword of great men 9 . 
 
 29 . to bring thee upon necks of them that are . 9 . 
 
 26. 6. her daughters in field shall be 9. by sword 
 
 28. 8. thou shalt die deaths of them that are 9 . 
 
 30. 4. great pain when the 9 . shall fall in Egypt 
 
 II. tiiey shall fill the land with the 9. 
 
 31.17- went into hell with him unto them that be s. 
 
 18. shalt lie with them s. with sword, 32. 29. 
 
 Ezek. .32. 20. they shall fall in themidstofthe9.25. 
 
 21. they lie s. by the sword, 22, 23, 24. 
 
 25. all of them uncircumcised s. by sword, 26, .30. 
 
 31. evenPhar. and all his army s. by sword,.32. 
 35.8. 1 will fill his mountains with his s. men 
 .37. 9. come, O breath, breathe upon these 9. 
 
 Daw. 2.1.3. decree went forth that wise men should 
 be 9. they sought Daniel and his fellows to be 9. 
 
 5. 30. in that night was Belshazzar the king 9 . 
 
 7. 11. I beheld, even till beast was s. and destroyed 
 11. 26. army overflow, and many siiall fall down 9. 
 Nah. 3.3. there is multitude of . 9 . number of carcases 
 Zeph. 2. 12. ye Bthiopiansshall be s. by my sword 
 Lvke 9 . 22. 8on of man must be 9. and be raised 
 Acts 5. .36. '1 heudas was 9. as many as obeyed him 
 7. 42. O Israel, have ye offered to me 9. beasts i 
 
 I. 3. 28. yetdesired they Pilate that he should he 9 . 
 /■pit. 2. 16 . by the cross, having s. enmity thereby 
 f/eb. 11. . 37 . they were stoned, were . 9 . with sword 
 Lev. 2. 13. Antipas, who was . 9 . among you 
 
 5. 6. in the midst stood a l.amb, as it had been 9 . 
 9. thou wast 9. II 12. the Lamb that was 9. 1.3. 8. 
 
 6. 9. souls of them that were 9. for word of God 
 
 II. 1.3. in the earthquake were 9. of men 70 t )0 
 
 18. 24. in her found the blood of all that were 9 . 
 
 19. 21. remnant 9 . with sword of him that sat 
 
 SLANDEH. 
 
 Num. 14. 30. to murmur by bringing up a.9. on land 
 Psal. .31.13. for 1 have heard the 9. of many 
 Prov. 10.18. lie that uttereth a s. is a fool 
 SLANDERED. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 27 . he hath 9. thy servant to my Lord 
 8LAN DERES'l. 
 
 Psal. 50. 20. thou 9 . thine own mother’s son 
 SLANDERE'l'IL 
 
 Psal. 101.5. whoso 9. his neigh, him will I cut off 
 SJ.ANDERKRS. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 11. their wives must be grave, not s. 
 SLAN DEROUSLY. 
 
 Rom. 3.8. and not rather, as we be 9 . reported 
 SLANDERS. 
 
 Jer. 6. 28. they are all revolters walking with 9 . 
 
 9. 4. and every neighbour will walk with 9 . 
 ST.ANG. 
 
 1 Sam. 17.49. Dav. took from his bag a stone and s. it 
 
 SLAVE, S. 
 
 Jer. 2.14. is Israel a servantis he home-born 9 . 
 Rev. 18. 13. nomanbuveth the merchandise of 9 . 
 SLAUGHTER. 
 
 iSam. 14. 14. the first 9. which Jonathan made 
 .30. for had there not been now much greater 9 . 
 
 17. 57. as David returned from 9. of Philistine, Ab¬ 
 ner brought him before Saul, 18. 6.^1 Sam. 1. 1. 
 ^Sam.ll. 9.js9.among people who follow .Absalom 
 
 2 C/tron. 25.14. Amaziah was come from the 9 . 
 Psal. 44. 22. vVe are counted as sheep for the 9. 
 Prov. 7. 22. he goeth after her, as an ox to the 9. 
 Isa. 10. 26. according to the 9. of Midian at Oreb 
 
 14. 21. prepare 9 . for his child, for iniquity of fatli. 
 
 27. 7. according to 9 . of them that are slain by him 
 .34. 2. he hath destroyed, and delivered them to 9 . 
 53. 7. he is brought as a lamb to 9 . Jer. 11. 19. 
 
 65. 12. and ye shall all bow down to the .9. 
 
 Jer. 7. 32. no more iophet, but valley of 9 . 19. 6. 
 
 12. .3. thou hast seen and tried my heart, pull them 
 out like sheep for 9 . prepare them for day of 9 . 
 
 25. 34. for the davsof your 9 . are accomplished 
 48. 15. his chosen young men are gone down to 9 . 
 
 50. 27. let them go down to the 9 . woe to them 
 
 51. 40. I will bring them down like lambs to the s. 
 Ezek. 9 . 2 . and every man a.9. weapon in his hand 
 
 21. 10. it is sharpened to make sore 9 . it is furbished 
 15. it isina'ie bright, it is wrapped up for the 9. 
 
 22. was divination to open the mouth in the 9 . 
 
 28. the sword is drawn, for the 9 . it is fui bished 
 
 26. 15. when the 9 . is made in the midst of thee 
 IJos. 5. 2. and revolters are profound to make 9 . 
 (Jbad. 9 . of the mount of Esau may be cutoff" by 9 . 
 Zech. 11. 4. thus saith Lord, feed the flock of 9 . 
 
 7. 1 will feed flock of .9. O poor flock 
 Acts^. 32. eunuch read, he was led as a sheep to 9 . 
 9. 1. Saul yet breathing out .9. against the disciples 
 Now. 8. 36. we are counted as sheep to the 9 . 
 
 Heb. 7.1.Melch.met A bra.returning from 9. of kings 
 Jam. 5.5.have nourished your hearts, as in day of 9. 
 See Grf,\t. 
 
 SLAY. 
 
 Gen. 4.14. that every one thatfindeth meshall 9 . me 
 
 20. 4. I-ord, wilt thou 9 . also a righteous nation.^ 
 11. and they will 9. me for my wife’s sake 
 
 27 . 41. then will 1 9. my brother Jacob 
 
 .34. .3('. they shall gather together ag. me and 9 . me 
 .37. 20. come now' therefore and let us 9 . him 
 
 26 . Judah Said, what profit is it if we 9. brother ? 
 
 42. . 37 . 9. my two sons if I bring him not to thee 
 
 43. 16. bring these men home, s. and make ready 
 Exod. 4. 23. behold, 1 will 9 . thy son, even first-born 
 
 23. 7. the innocent and righteous s. thou not 
 29.16. thou shalt .9. ram and sprinkle his blood 
 32.12. tor mischief did he bring them out to 9 . them 
 
 27. 9. every man his brother and companion 
 Lev. 4 . 29 . 9 . sin-offering, .33. || 14. 13. 9. the lamb 
 
 20. 15. if a man lie with a beast, ye shall 9. beast 
 Nvm. 19. 3. one shall s. red heifer before his face 
 25.5. 9. ye every one his men joined to Baal peor 
 35. 19 . revenger of blood shall 9. the murderer. 21. 
 Dent. 19 . 6 . lest avenger of blood pursue and 9. him 
 Josh. 13. 22. Israel did 9. Balaam the son of Beor 
 Judg. 8. 19 . had saved them alive, would not9. you 
 20. he said to Jether his first-born, up and 9. them 
 9.54. 9. me, that men say not, a woman slew him 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. because the Lord would 9 . them 
 
 5. 11. send away the ark of God that it 9 . us not 
 
 14. .34. bring any man his ox, and 9 . here, sin not 
 
 15. .3. spare them not, but 9 . both man and woman 
 
 19. 15. bring him up to me, that I may s. him 
 
 20. 8. if there be in me iniquity, 9 . me thyself 
 
 22 . 17 . king said, turn amt 9. the priests of the L. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9 . Saul said to me, stand upon me and 9 . 
 1 Kings 1. 51. let king swear to me he will not 9 . 
 
 .3. 26. give her living child, in no wise 9 . it, 27. 
 
 15.28. Nadad did Baasha 9 . and reigned in stead 
 
 17r2«/7918.12. when he cannot find thee, he shall 9.TT)e 
 19 . 17 . escapeth sword of Hazael shall .lehu 9. that 
 escapeth .‘word of Jehu shall Elisha 9. 
 20.36. as soon as thou art departed, lion shall s. thee 
 2 KitigsS. 12. and their young men wilt thou 9. 
 
 10. 25. go in and 9. them, let none come fi rtli 
 
 17 . 26. Clod hath sent lions, and they 9 . them 
 
 2 Chron. 2.3. 14. 9 . her not in the house of the Lord 
 29. .34. priests too few to 9 . all the burnt offei ings 
 Keh. 4. 11. we w ill 9 . them and cause work cease 
 Jobtj. 2.3. if the scourge.?, suddenly, he will laugh. 
 
 1.3. 15. though he .s. me, yet will 1 trust in him 
 
 20.16. ashall suck poison, viper’s tongueshall 9 . him 
 Psal. .34. 21 . evil shall 9. wicked that hate righteous 
 59. 11. 9. them not, lest my people forget, scatter 
 94.6. they s. the widow and the stranger 
 
 109 . 16. that he might 9. the broken in heart 
 1.39.19. Surely thou wilt 9. the wicked, O God 
 Prov. 1.32. turning away of the simple shall 9. them 
 La. 11. 4. with breath or his lips shall he 9. wicked 
 14. .30. with famine, and he shall 9. thy remnant 
 27 . 1 . l.ord shall 9. the dragon that is in the sea 
 65. 15. for Lord God shall 9. thee, call his serv. 
 Jer. 5. 6. a lion out of the forest shall 9. them 
 20.4. he shall carry Judah captive and 9. them 
 29 .21. shall 9. Ahab and /edekiah betore your eyes 
 40.15. let me go, 1 pray thee, and 1 will 9. Ishmae.L 
 son of Nethaniah ; wherefore should he 9. thee: 
 41. 8 . ten men were found that said, 9. us not 
 50. 27 . 9. all her bullocks, woe to them, day is come 
 Ezek. 9 . 6. 9. utterly old and young, both maids and 
 
 2.3. 47 . they shall s. their sons and daughters 
 
 26. 8. he shall 9. with sword thy daughters in field 
 11. he shall 9 . thy jicople iiy the sword 
 
 44.11. they shall 9 . the burnt-offering and sacrifice 
 1/(29. 2. .3. Set like a dry land and 9 . her with thirst 
 
 9.16. tho’ they bring forth, yet will I 9 . the fruit 
 Amos 2. 3. 1 will s. all jirinces thereof with him 
 
 9 . 1. I w ill 9. the last of them with the sw'ord 
 4. will I command sword, and it shall 9. them 
 Zech. 11.5. whose possessors 9 . them and hold 
 Luke 11. 49 . some of them they shall s. and persec. 
 19. 27 . bring hither, and 9. them before me 
 To SLAAL 
 
 Gen. 18.25. that be far from thee to s. the righteous 
 22. 10. Abraham stretched his hand to 9. his son 
 . 37 .18. they conspired atrainst him to s. him 
 Exod. 2.15. Pharaoh sought to s. Aloses, but he fled 
 5 . 21. to put a sword in their hand to 9. us 
 
 21.14. if a man come on neighbour to 9. w'ifh guile 
 Vent. 9.28. brought them out to 9 . them in wilderness 
 
 27 . 25. cursed that taketh reward to .«■. innocent 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 10. they have brought the ark to 9 . us 
 
 19. 5. why then sin, to s. David without, a cause .’ 
 11. .Saul went to w atch him and 9 . him in morning 
 
 20. .33. it w'as determined of his father to 9 . Dav id 
 
 2 Sam. .3. .37. it was not of the kin" to 9. Abner 
 21.2. .Saul sought to 9. them in his zeal to Israel 
 
 1 Kings 17.18. () man, art thou come to 9 . my son ^ 
 
 18. 9 . delivered me into the hand of Ahab to 9. me 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 23. utterly to 9 . and destroy them 
 Neh. 6 . 10. they w ill come to 9. thee, in ni"ht to.?, th. 
 Esth. 8.11. to 9. the power that would assault them 
 Psal. 37 . 14. to 9. stich as be of upri"ht conversation 
 
 .32. watcheth righteous, and seeketh to 9. him 
 Jer. 15. 3. will appoint the sword to.?, dogs, to tear 
 18. 2.3. thou knowest all their counsel to 9 . me 
 
 40.14. that Baalis hath sent Ishmael to 9 . thee 
 Ezek. 1.3. 19 . to 9 . the souls that should not die 
 
 40. 39 . two tables to s. thereon the burnt offering 
 Dan. 2. 14. Arioch was gone forth to 9. wise men 
 Ilab. 1 . 17 . ami not spat e continually' to 9. nations 
 Jo^l5.l6.Jews persecute .Iesns,an(i sought to.?, him 
 Acts 5. 33. they took counsel to 9. the apostles 
 9. 29 . but they went about to .?. liiin 
 Rev. 9.15. angels prepared to 9. the third part of men 
 SLAYER. 
 
 Num. .35.11. shall a[)point cities of refuge that the.?. 
 may flee thither, Deut. 4. 42. I 19.3,4. Josh. 20. 3. 
 
 24. shall judge between .?. and revenger of blood 
 
 25. congregation shall deliver 9 . from revenger 
 
 26. if the 9 . shall at any; time come without city 
 
 27 . ami the revenster of blood find and kill the .?. 
 
 28. but after the death of high-priest, the ?. shall 
 return into the land of his possession. Josh. 20. 6. 
 
 Deut. 19 . 6 . lest the avenger of blood pursue the 9 
 Josh. 20. 5. then they shall not deliver the 9 . up 
 
 21. 1.3. gave Hebron to be a city of refuge for .?. 
 
 21. gave Shechem 1127.Golan!' .32. Ke.lesh for the 9 . 
 .3a Ramoth in Gilead to be a city of refuge for.?. 
 
 Ezek. 21.11. the sword is furbished to be given to 9 . 
 SLA AD 111. 
 
 Gen. 4.15. the Lord said to him, whosoever.?. Cain 
 Deut. 22. 26. riseih against his neighbour and s. him 
 Job 5. 2. wrath killeth and envv 9 . the sillv ( ne 
 Ezek. 28.9. wilt thou sav before him that 9. thee, I .am 
 God ? shalt be a man in hand of him that 9. thee 
 SLAYING. 
 
 Josh. 8.24. when Israel made an end of 9 .10. 20. 
 Judg. 9 .56. God rendered w ickedness in.?. his bre'li. 
 1 Kim/s 17 . 20 . brought evil on w idow by .?. her son 
 Isa. 22.1.3. behold, 9 .oxen, killing sheei), eatiim fl(.sli 
 57 . 5 . 9. the children in the valleys under the rocks 
 Ezek. 9. 8. while they were .?. them, and 1 w as left 
 SLEEP. 
 
 Sleeping, slumbering, is taken either for the sleep, 
 or repose of the body, or for the sleep tf the soul, 
 vhich is supineness, indolence, stupidity ; or for 
 the s\eeo of death. 
 
 Ahasuerus could not sleepy T stii. 6. 1. 1 will nofli 
 
 lay me down in peace, and sleep, .(ay? David, 
 Psal. 4. 8. Awake, thou that sleepe.st, and arise 
 from the dead, ami Christ shall cive thee light. 
 He speaks to those that were dead in sin and infi¬ 
 delity, who were going on securely in sin, without 
 sense of danger. 1 sleep, but my heart w aketh, 
 .?ay 9 the spouse. Cant. 5. 2. that is. The ficsh, the 
 vnrenewed part, prevails to make me slothjul and 
 sectire. and to lay aside the exerci.^e of grace at pre~ 
 .sent; hut the renewed part is sensible of, andstt ives 
 against, this distemper. This is a sleep e/ sloth, 
 ease, and security, which even the godly may fall 
 
 2 G 2 451 
 
SLE 
 
 SLE 
 
 into. There is also the sleep of death. Yon slial! 
 sleep with your fathers, yun shall die as they are 
 dead, 1 KittgsX. 21. 'lliat they may sleep a per¬ 
 petual sleep, Jer. 51. :i9. Many that sleep in 
 the (lust of the earth shall awake. Van. 12. 2. 
 And in John 11. 11. Lazarus sleepeth, but I ito 
 that 1 may awake him out of sleep : lie is dead, 
 hut 1 ti^ill go and raise him vp. lit. Peter says of 
 the wicked, their clam nation si umbereth not, 2 Vet. 
 
 2. 3. God is not asleep, he will not forget to punish 
 them in his own due time. And Solomon says, 
 Prov, 2.3. 21. Drowsiness shall clothe a man with 
 ratjs: The slumherer, the slothful, shall come to 
 poverty. 
 
 Isaiah speaks of a superstitions practice among the 
 Pagans, who went to sleep in the temples of their 
 idols, to obtain prophetic dreams. Isa. 65. 4. 
 Y'hich remain ainoiis the graves, and lodge 
 in the monuments. The word monuments signifies 
 places kept, or observed. Home interpret it of idol 
 temples; some of caves and dens, in which the 
 heathens used to worship their idols, and some of 
 tombs, or monuments for dead persons. The pro¬ 
 phet speaks of the superstitious and idolatrous .J e ws, 
 
 I who, in contempt of the prophets of the temple of 
 the Lord, and in imitation of the heathen, -went 
 into the tombs and temples of idols, to sleep there, 
 and to have dreams that might discover future 
 events to them. 
 
 Gem. 2. 21. (!o(l caused adeep^. to fall upon Adam 
 
 15. 12. sun going down, acleep^. fell on Abram 
 
 28.16. .lacob awaked out of his s. and he said 
 
 .31.40. thus 1 was, my s. departed from mine eyes 
 ludg. 16. 14. .Samson awaked out of his s. 20. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 12. adeej) s. from God fallen on them 
 Job 4. 1.3. when deep s. falleth on men, .3.3. 15. 
 
 14. 12. shall not awake, nor raised out of their s. 
 Psal. 1.3. .3. lighten my eyes, lest I s. the y. of death 
 76. 5. the stout-hearted have slept their s. 
 
 6. both chariot and horse are cast into a deep .f. 
 
 78. 65. then the Lord awakened as one out of f. 
 
 90. 5. thou carriest them away, they are as a s. 
 
 127.2. for so he giveth to his belove,! s. 
 
 1.32. 4. I will not give s. to mine eyes or slumber 
 Prov. 3. 24. Shalt lie down, and thy /. shall be sweet 
 
 4.16. their y. is taken away, unless they cause some 
 
 to fall 
 
 6.4. give not s. to thine eyes, nor slumb. to eyelids 
 9.0 sluggard, when wilt thou arise out of thy s. '! 
 10. yet a little y. a little slumber, 24. 33. 
 
 19. 15. slothfulness casteth into a deep j. 
 
 20. 1.3_. love not s. lest thou come to poverty 
 P.ccl. 5. 12. the s. of a labouring man is sweet 
 
 8. 16. there is that neither day nor night seeth s. 
 Isa. 29. 10. Lord poured out on you spirit of deep y. 
 Jer. .31.26. I awaked, and my s. was sweet to me 
 51. 39. that they may sleep a perpetual s. 57. 
 Van. 2.1. spirit troubled, and hisy. brake from him 
 
 6. 18. passed the night and his s. went from him 
 8. 18. 1 was in a deep .f. on my face, 10. 9. 
 
 Zech. 4.1. as a man that is wakened out of s. 
 filat. 1.24. then Joseph being raised from s. did 
 Luke 9. 32. they with him were heavy with y. 
 
 John 11. 11. ] go that 1 may awake him out of s. 
 
 13. that he had spoken of taking of rest in s. 
 
 Acts 16. 27 . the keeper awaking out of his s. 
 
 20. 9. there sat Lutychus being fallen into a deep s. 
 Pom. 13.11. it is high time to awake out of y. 
 SLEEP, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 28. 11. Jacob lay down in that place to s. 
 
 P.xod. 22 . 27 . it is his raiment, wherein shall he s. ? 
 Vent. 24. 12. thou shalt not s. with his pledge 
 13. he may.f. in his own raiment and bless thee 
 .31. 16. thou shalt s. with thy fathers, 2 Sam. 7 .12. 
 .ludg. 16 . 19 . and she made him s. upon her knees 
 1 Sam. 3. .3. and Samuel was laid down to s. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 21. lord the king shall s. with his fathers 
 Esth. 6. 1. on that night could not the king s. 
 
 Job 7. 21. for now shall 1 .y. in the dust 
 Psal. 4. 8. I will lay me down in peace and s. 
 
 3.3.3. lighten my eyes, lest I ,y. the sleep of death 
 121. 4. thatkeep Israel shall neither slumber nor .c. 
 
 Prov. 4.16. they 5. not except have done mischief 
 
 6. 9. how long wilt thou s. O sluggard ? 
 
 10. a little folding of the hands to s. 24. .33. 
 
 Led. 5 . 12. the .f. of a labouring man is sw'eet, but 
 abundance of tlie rich will not suffer him to s. 
 Gant. 5. 2. I s. but my heart waketh, it is the voice 
 J.itf . 5 . 27 . none shall stumble, none shall slumb. nor j. 
 Jer. 51. . 39 . they may s. a perpetual sleep, 57. 
 
 Ezek. .34. 25. and they shall s. in the woods 
 Van. 12. 2. many that s. in the dust shall awake 
 Mat. 26. 45. f. on now, and take rest, Mark 14. 41. 
 Mark 4.27. and should s. and the seed should soring 
 Luke 22. 46. he said, why s. ye? rise and pray 
 John 11. 12. Lord, if he s. he shall do well 
 1 ('or. II. ,30. for this cause many among you s. 
 
 15.51. we shall not all .f. but eve shall all be changed 
 1 'J'hess. 4. 14. them who.f. in .lesus, will Gocl bring 
 5. 6. therefore let us not .c. as do others, but watch 
 
 7 . for they that s. s. in the night 
 
 10. who died for us, that whether we wake or s. 
 SLEEPER. 
 
 Jen. 1.6.what meanest thou, O s. arise, call on thy G. 
 SLEEP ESI. 
 
 Psal. 44. 2.3. awake, why s. thou, O Lord ? arise 
 P'-ov. 6. 22. when thou .v. it shall keep thee 
 Mark 14. .37. Simon, s. thou ? couldst not watch one 
 Eph.o. 14. he saith, awake, thou that and arise 
 SLEEPETH. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 27. Elijah said, peradventure he s. 
 Prov. 10. 5. he that y. in harvest is son causeth shame 
 Jlos. 7 . 6. their baker s. all night, in morning burns 
 Mat. 9. 24. he said to them, give place, for the 
 maid is not dead but s. Mark 5. .39. Luke 8. 52. 
 Jolm. 11. 11. he saith, our friend Lazarus s 
 SLEEPIMG. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 7 . behold, Saul lay s. within the trench 
 Jsa. 56. 10. watchmen blind, .f. loving to slumber 
 Mark 13. .36. lest coming suddenly he find you s. 
 
 14. 37 . he cometh and tindeth them s. and saith 
 Acts 12. 6. Peter was s. between two soldiers 
 452 
 
 SLU 
 
 SLEIGHT. 
 
 Eph. 4. 14. and carried about by the s. of men 
 SLEN DER. 
 
 I.ev. 21. + 20. a man too s. not come nigh to offer 
 SLEPi. 
 
 Gen. 2. 21. Adam s. |1 41. 5. Pharaoh s. anrl di’eamed 
 2 Sam. 11. 9. Uriah j-. at door of the king’s house 
 1 Kings .3.20. took my son while thine handmaid s. 
 
 19. 5. as he lay and s. an angel touched him 
 
 Job 3.1.3. now should 1 have been quiet and have s. 
 Psal. .3. 5. I laid me<iown and s. i awaked, for I.. 
 76 . 5. the stout hearted have s. their sleep 
 Mat. 13. 25. while men s. his enemy sowed tares 
 25. 5. while bridegroom tarried, they slumb. and r. 
 
 27 . 52. many bodies of saints which s. arose 
 
 28. 13. his (lisciples stole him away while we s. 
 
 1 Gor. 15. 20. become the first-fruits of them that s. 
 See 1'athkrs. 
 
 Sl.EW. 
 
 Gen. 4. 25. anotherseed inst. of Abel, whom Cain s. 
 34. 25. they .f. all the males |i 26. they s. Ilamor 
 -19. 6. for in their anger they s. a man and digged 
 Exod. 2. 12. iMoses s. the Egyptian, and hid him 
 
 1.3. 15. the Lord s. all the first-born in Egypt 
 Letj. 8. 15. he s. bullock and took the l>lood, 2.3. 
 
 9. 8. Aaron s. the calf of the sin offering, 15. 
 
 12. he s. the burnt offering, presenteil the blood 
 Num. .31. 7 . they s. all the males of ."ilidian 
 
 8. they . 9 . kings of .Midian, Ralaam also they s. 
 Josh. 8. 21. they turned and s. the men of Ai 
 
 9. 26. delivered the Gibeonites, they s. them not 
 
 10. 26. Joshua s. the five kings anti hanged them 
 Jiidg. 1. 4. they s. of them in Rezek 10,0f/0 men 
 
 10 . they s. Sheshai || 17 . they s. the Canaanites 
 
 3. 29 . they of Moab 10,000 men, all lusty 
 
 31. Shamgar .9. of the Philistines 60t) men 
 
 7 . 25. they s. Oreb and 7.eeb the two princes 
 
 8. 17 . he s. mcnof Penuel |121. s. Zebah, Zalmunna 
 18. what manner of men were they whom ve . 9 . / 
 
 9. 5. Abitnel. his breth. 70 personson one stone 
 
 14. 19 . Samson .9. thirty men of Ashkelon 
 
 15. 15. w ith the jaw-bone Samson .9. ICOO men 
 
 16.24. hath delivered our enemy, who s. many of us 
 .30. the dead which he .9. at his death were more 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 25. Elkanah and Hannah .9. a bullock 
 
 4. 2. the Philistines s. of Israel 400t) men 
 
 11. 11. Israel s. the Ammonites until lieat of day 
 14. 1.3. and his armour-bearer . 9 . alter him 
 
 32. the people .9. oxen and calves on the ground 
 .34. every man brought his ox and s. them there 
 
 17 . 36. thy servants-, both the lion and the hear 
 19. 5. put his life in his hand, and s. the Philistine 
 22. 18. Doeg s. 85 persons that did wear an ephod 
 
 29. 5. of whom they sang, Saul .9. thousands 
 .30. 2. the Amalekites . 9 . not any great or small 
 31. 2. the Philistines .9. .lonathan and Abinadab 
 
 2 Sam. .3. .30. Joab an<l Abishai his brother . 9 . Abner 
 
 4. 12. David s. them and cut off their hands 
 8. 5. David s. of the Sy rians 22,000 men 
 
 10. 18. David .9. the men of 700 c hariots of Syrians 
 
 21. 1. for .''aul, because he the tlibeonites 
 
 2.3. 20. he .9. two lion-like men of IMoab, he s. lion 
 in midst of a pit in time of snow, 1 Chr. 11. 22. 
 
 21. he s. an Egyptian, a goodly man,l Ghr. 11.2.3. 
 
 1 Kings". 5. did to Abner and Amasa, w horn he .9. 
 
 16. 11. Zimri on the throne s. all house of Baasha 
 
 18. 1.3. what 1 did when Jezebel s. prophets of L. 
 40. they took them, and i Jijah .9. proph. of Baal 
 
 2 Kings 9. 31. had Zimri peace, who .9. his master? 
 
 10. 9 . behold, 1 .9. Iiim, but who .9. all these ? 
 
 17 . he .9. all that remained to Ahab in Samaria 
 
 11. 18. the people .9. Mattan the pi iestof Baal 
 
 20. they s. Athaliah, 2 Ghron. 23. 15, I 7 . 
 
 14. 5. w hen kingdom was confirmed Amaziah . 9 . 
 servants that had slain his father, 2 Ghron. 25. 3. 
 
 6. but their children he s. not, 2 Ghron. 25. 4. 
 
 7 . he .9. of Edom in valley of salt, 1 Ghron. 18.12. 
 
 16. 9. king of Assyria took Damascus and .t. Bezin 
 
 17 . 25. the Lord sent lions w hich s. some of them 
 
 21. 2.3. the servants of Amon conspired ami s. him 
 24. people of the land .9. them, 2 Ghron. 33. 25. 
 
 2.3. 20. Josiah s. all the priests of the high places 
 25. 7- ^Nebuchadnezzar .9. sons of Zedekiah before 
 his eyes, and bound Zedekiah, Jer. .39. 6. | 52.10. 
 
 1 Ghron. 7 . 21 . whom men of Gath in that land s. 
 
 2 Ghron. 21.4. Jehoram s. all his breth. with sword 
 
 22. 8. Jehu found, anri .9. the princes of Judah 
 28. 6. Pekah .9. in .ludah in one day 120,000 
 Kell. 9 . 26. they s. thy prophets which testified 
 E.sth. 9. 16. the Jews 9. of their foes 75,000 
 Psal. 78. .31. wrath of God .9. the fattest of them 
 
 .34. when he .9. them, then they sought him 
 105. 29 . turned waters into bloo’d, and s. their fish 
 1.35.10. who9.great kings |11.36.18. .9. famous kings 
 Isa. 66. .3. he that killeth an ox is as if he s. a man 
 Jer. 20. 17 . because he s. me not from the womb 
 41. 3. Ishmael s. all the Jews that were with him 
 
 8. he, foi'bare, and . 9 . them not among their breth. 
 Lam. 2. 4. and s. all that were pleasant to the eve 
 Van. 3. 22. fire s. the men that took up .Shadrach 
 
 5. 19 . w horn he would he .9. he kept alive 
 Mat. 2. 16. Herod sent, and s. all the children 
 
 22. 6. the remnant took bis servants and s. them 
 
 23. .35. whom ye j-. between the temple and altar 
 Luke 13. 4. on whom tower in .Siloam fell and s. 
 Acts 5. .30. raised Jesus, whom . 9 . and hanged on tree 
 
 10. 39. Jesus whom they s. and hanged on a tree 
 Pom. 7 . 11. for sin by the commandment s. me 
 1 John 3. 12. not as Cain w ho s. his brother 
 SLE.W him. 
 
 Gen. 4. 8 . Cain rose up against y\bel and s. him 
 38. 7- Er was wicked, and the T.ord s. him 
 10 . the thing disifieaseti the I.ord, and he s. him 
 Ju'lg. 9 . 54 . that men say not of me, a woman f. him 
 
 12. 6. they took and s. him at passages of Jordan 
 
 1 Sam. 17. .35. 1 caught him by beard and i. him 
 50. David smote the Philistine and s. him 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. so I stood upon him and s. him 
 4. 7. they smote Ish-bosheth and j. him 
 
 10. I took hold of him, and .9. him in Ziklag 
 18.15. ten young men compassed Absal. and j'. him 
 21. 21. Jonathan the son of Shimeah s. him 
 
 2'Sam. 2.3. Cl. went down and s. him with own spear 
 J A ings 2. .31. Benaiah fell uptm Joab and . 9 . him- 
 13.24. lion met him by tli way, and s. him, 20. .36. 
 2il\ings 'M.9. I consp. against my master and .<./<//« 
 
 14. 19 . Amaziah lied, but they sent after him U> 
 
 l.achish, and .9. him there, 2 Ghron. 25. 27. 
 
 15. 10. .Shallum conspired against him, and s. him 
 14. .Menaiiim smote .'shalfuin, and s. him 
 
 .30. Hoshea conspired against Pekah and s.him 
 
 23. 29 . Pharaoh necho s.him at Megiddo 
 
 1 ( hr. 10. 14. enquired not of L. therefore s. he him 
 2C7ir. 22.11. hid Joash,sothat Athaliah >. him net 
 
 24. 25. his ow n servants s. him on his bed 
 
 .32. 21. they tliat came forth of his own bow els s. h. 
 
 3.3. 24. his servants s. him in his ow n house 
 
 Jer. 26.2.3. fetched Elijah to Jehoiakim who s.him 
 41. 2. Ishmael s. him whom king ma<le governor 
 Mat. 21. . 39 . they cast him out of vineyard and s. Inns 
 Acts 22. 20.1 kept the raiment of them that s. him 
 SLEW Esr. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 9. the sw ord of Goliath w hom thou s. 
 ■SLIDE. 
 
 Deut. .32. 3.5. their foot shall . 9 . indue time 
 Psal. 26. 1. I have trusted in the Ld. I shall not s. 
 37 . 31. law- of God in his heart, none of his steps 
 SLIDDLN. tshall r. 
 
 Jer. 8. 5. w hy then is this people of Jerus. s. back .' 
 SLIDLIH. 
 
 llos. 4. 16. Israel s. back as a backsliding heifer 
 SLIGHILY. 
 
 Jer. 6.14. have healed hurt of my people s. 8. ID 
 SLIME. 
 
 Gen. 11. .3. they had brick for stone, r. for mortar- 
 Exod. 2. 3. she daut)ed the ark w ith s. and pilch 
 SLlME/uV.,. 
 
 Gen. 14.10. the vale ofSiddim was full ois.-pits- 
 SLING, Verb. 
 
 .ludg. 20. 16 . every one could.', stones at an hair 
 1 Sam. 25. 29. thine enemies, them shall he '. out 
 Jer. 10. 18.1 w ill s. cut the inhabitants at once 
 SLING 
 
 Is an instrument of cords, made use of to throiw 
 stones icith the greater violence. 7/ie Hebrews- 
 herttofore made great lue of them. Those of the 
 tribe of Benjamin had so much skill and dexterity 
 in managing the sling, that they could hit their 
 mark to a hair, without the least error. 'J'his mvut 
 he owned to be an hyperbolical expression; how¬ 
 ever, it proves their great abilities in the manage¬ 
 ment of the sling, Jiii/f/. 20. 16. It is known what 
 glory David obtained, when he knocked down by a 
 stroke of his sling the giant Goliath, who was the 
 terror of all Israel, 1 Sam. I 7 . 49. The Scripture 
 takes notice, that when David -aas at Ziklag, th^ie 
 cameto him a company of able slingers^ n/ia could 
 use their left hands with the same facility as their 
 right, 1 Chron. 12. 2. Uzziah king of Judah made 
 great collections of arms in his magazines, and 
 particularly there were hows and slings for casting 
 (f stones, 2 Chron. 26. 14. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 40 . David had s. in his hand, he drew near 
 50. David prevailed over the Plvli.^tine w ith a r, 
 
 25. 29. sling enemies as out of the middle of a s. 
 Prov.‘26. 8. as he that bindeth stone in a so is ha 
 
 SLINGS. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 14. Uzziah prepared . 9 . to cast stones 
 
 SLING LBS. 
 
 2 Rings 3. 25. the J. went about it and smote it 
 SLING-STONES. 
 
 Job 41.28. s. are turned with him into stubble 
 SLIP. 
 
 2 Sam. 22 . 37. that my' feet did not .9. Psal. 18. 36. 
 Job 12. 5. he that is ready to s. with his feet 
 Psal. 17 . 5. hold up, that my footsteps .9. net 
 Jer. . 37 . + 12. .leremy went to.r. away from thenca 
 Ileb. 2. 1. lest at anv time we should"let them s. 
 •S'LIPPERY. 
 
 Psal. 35. 6. let their way be dark and s. let angel 
 73 . 18. surely thou didst set them in s. places 
 Jer. 23. 12. their wav shall be to them as s. ways 
 S'LIPPETH. 
 
 Vent. 19 . 5. and the head f. from the helve 
 Psal. .38. 16. w hen my foot x. they magnify them 
 94 . 18. when I said, my foot j. thy mercy helii me- 
 •SLIPS. [up- 
 
 Isa. 17 . 10. therefore thou shalt set it with strange s. 
 
 . SLIP!. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 10. David 9. out of Saul's presence 
 Psal. 73 . 2. as for me, my steps had well nigh s. 
 SLOTHFUL. 
 
 Judg. 18. 9. be not s. to go to possess the land 
 Prov. 12. 24. but the s. shall be under tribute 
 27 . . 9 . roasteth not that he took in hunting . 
 
 15. 19- the way of the s. is asa hedge of thorns 
 
 18. 9. the s. is brotlier to him that is a great waster 
 
 19 . 24. the .9.-liidetl) his hand inhis bosom, 26. 15. 
 
 21. 25. the desire of . killeth him, refuse to labour 
 
 22. 13. the s. man saith, there is a lion, 26.13. 
 
 24. .30.1 ^yent by' field of the . 9 . and the vineyard 
 
 IMat. 25.26. his lord said, thou wicked and /. servv 
 Rom. J2.11. not s. in business, fervent in spirit 
 Ileb. 6. 12. that ve be not .9. but follow ers of tliem 
 SI.OTHEULNESS. 
 
 Prov. 19 .15. s. casteth into deep sleep, an idle soul 
 Led. 10. 18. I)v much i. tlie building decayeth 
 SLOW. 
 
 Exod. 4. 10. T am s. of speech, and of a . 9 . tongue 
 Sell. 9. 17 . but thou art a God 9. to anger 
 Prov. 14. 29 . is .9. to wrath, is of great understanding 
 Lnke"4. 25. O fools and 9. of heart to believe 
 Tit. 1. 12. the C'retians are liars. 9 . bellies 
 Jam. 1. 19. every man 9 . to speak, 9 . to wrath 
 See Angkk. 
 
 SLOWLY. 
 
 Acts 27 . 7- when we had sailed 9 . many days 
 SLUGGARD. 
 
 Prov. 6. 6. go to the ant. tliou 9 . consider liei- ways 
 9. how long wilt thou sleep, O 9. w hen w ilt arise 
 10. 26. as smoke to the eyes, so is the 9 . to them 
 
 1.3. 4. the soul of the 9 . desirelh, and hath nothing 
 20.4. 9 . will not plow, tlieref. shall he beg in harv. 
 26.16. 9. is w iser in his ow n conceit than seven niea 
 
SMI 
 
 SMI 
 
 SMO 
 
 SLUICES. 
 
 Isa. 19. 10. all that make i. and ponds for fish 
 SLUMBER, Suhstatitiie. 
 
 Tsai. 132. 4. I will not give s. to mine eye-lids 
 Prov. 6.4. give not si. to thine eves, nor .v. to eye-lids 
 10. yet a little sleep, little s. little foldiiiir, 24. 33. 
 To/n. 11.8. God hath given them the spirit of s. 
 SLUMBER. 
 
 P-sal. 121. 3. he that keepeth thee will not ,f. 
 
 4. he that keepeth Israel, shall neither nor sleep 
 Isa. 5. 27 . none shall s. nor sleep among them 
 56. 10. his watchmen Iving down, loving to v, 
 
 JS'ah. 3.18. thy shepherds s. O king of Assyria 
 SLUMBERED. 
 
 Mat. 25. 5. while the bridegroom tarried they all s. 
 SLUMBERi: I li. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 3. lingereth not, and their damnations, not 
 SLUMBER I KGS. 
 
 Job 33. 15. God speaketh in s. upon the bed 
 SMALL. 
 
 Oen. .30.15. is it a s. matter thou hast taken my hus. 
 41. + 23. behold, seven ears .f. and blasted 
 Exod. 9.9. it shall becomes, dust in all land of Egypt 
 
 16 .14. a s. round thing, as s. as the hoar trost 
 
 18. 22. every s. matter they shall judge, 26. 
 
 .30. .36. thou'shalt beat the spices very s. 
 
 Lev. 16. 12. his hands full of sweet incense beaten s. 
 I^um. 16. 9. a s. thing that God hath separated you 
 
 13. is it as. thing that thou hast brought us up r 
 .32. 41. .lair went and took the s.'town’s thereof 
 I)eut. 9 . 21.1 ground the calf s. even as s. as dust 
 ■02. 2. my doctrine shall distil as s. rain,speech as 
 2 Sam. 7 .19. and this was yet as. thing in tliy sight, 
 is this the manner of man, O Lord, 1 C/ir. 17 . 17 . 
 17. 13. till there be not one s. stone found tliere 
 22. 43. I beat them as s. as the dust, P.val. 18. 42. 
 
 1 Kmgs 2. 20.1 desire one s. petition of thee, say not 
 
 19 . 12. and after the fire, a still s. voice 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. therefore their inhabitants were of 
 
 s. power, they were dismayed, T a. .37 . 27- 
 2.3.6. grove and high place he stampt s. to powd. 15. 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 24. the Syrians came with a s. company 
 
 35. 8. gave for passover offerings 26tK) s. cattle 
 9 . to chief of Levites gave 5000 s. cattle 
 
 Job 8. 7 . thougli thv beginning was s. yet thy end 
 15. 11. are the consolations of God s. with thee I 
 
 36. 27 . for he maketh s. the drops of water 
 Psal. 119 . 141. I ams. yet do not I forget precepts 
 Prov. 24.10. if thou faint in a<lversity, strength is s. 
 Isa. 1.9. except the l.ord had left to us a s. remnant 
 7 . 13. is it a s. thing for you to w'eary men t 
 
 16.14. the remnant shall be very s. and feeble 
 22.24. shall hang upon him all ve.ssels of v. quantity 
 29. 5. moreover, thy strangers shall be like s. dust 
 40. 15. the nations "are counted as the s. dust 
 
 41.15. shalt thresh the mountains, and beat them s. 
 
 43. 23. thou hast not brought me the v. cattle 
 ■ 54 . 7 . for as-, moment have 1 forsaken thee 
 60. 22. a s. one shall become a strong nation 
 
 Jcr. .30.19. will glorify them, and they shall not be s. 
 
 44. 28. yet a.f.nmnber shall return out of Egypt 
 49. 15. 1 w ill make tliee s. amono' the heathen 
 
 Ezek. 16. 20. is this of thy whoredoms a s. matter? 
 t 47 . but that was lothed as a r. thing 
 .34. 18. seem, it s. to have eaten the good pasture ? 
 JJan. 11.2,3. and shall become strong witi) a s. people 
 Amosl-i. by whom shall Jacobari-e ? for he is s'. 5. 
 Obad. 2. 1 have made thee. .?. ainonc the heatlien 
 Zech. 4. 10. for who hath despised (lay of s. things ? 
 Mark^. 7 . they had a few s. fishes, and he blessed 
 John 2. 15. when he had made a scourge of s. cords 
 
 6. 9 . who hath five barley-loaves and two .(. fishes 
 Acts 12. 18. there was no .f. stir among the soldiers 
 
 15. 2. Paul and Barnabas had no s. dissension 
 19. 2.3. there arose no.r. stir about that way 
 
 24. Demetrius brought no.?, gain to the craftsmen 
 27 . 20. and no s. tempest lay on us 
 lCcr.4.3.very s. thing that I should be judged of you 
 Jam. 3. 4. the ships are turned with a very s. helm 
 See Great. 
 
 .SMALLEST. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 21. am not I a Benjamite, of s. of tribes r 
 1 Cor. 6. 2. are ye unworthy to judge the s. matters ? 
 SMART. 
 
 Prov. 11.15. he that is surety for stran. shall s. for it 
 . SMELL. 
 
 See Signification on S.AVOUR. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 27 . Isaac smelled the s. of his raiment, see, 
 the s. of my son is as v. of a field Lent hath blessed 
 'Cant. 1.12. my spikenard sendeth forth the v. tliereof 
 
 5.1.3. the vines with the tender grape give a good s. 
 4.10. the s. of thy ointment better than all spices 
 11. the s. of thy garments is like the s. of Lebanon 
 
 7 . 8. and the s. of thy nose like apples 
 
 13. mandrakes give a and at our gates all fruits 
 Isa. . 3 . 24. instead of sweet v. there shall be stink 
 i3an. .3. 27 . nor the f. of the fire had passed on them 
 Hos. 14. 6 . his beauty as the olive, his s. as Lebanon 
 Phil. 4. 18. the things sent an odour of sweet s. 
 
 . SMELL, Verb. 
 
 Exod. 30.38. who. shall make like to that to thereto 
 Lev. 26. 31. I will not v. the savour of your odours 
 Lent. 4.28. shall serve gods, which neither see nor s. 
 1 Sam. 26. t 19. if the Lord stirred thee, let him s. 
 Ps. 45. 8. all thy garm.^. of myrrh, aloes and cassia 
 115. 6. ears, hear not, noses have they, they s. not 
 Amos 5. 21. 1 will not s. in your solemn assemblies 
 SMELLED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. L. r. a sweet savour and said in his heart 
 27 . 27 . Isaac s. smell of his raiment and blessed him 
 SMELLETH. 
 
 Job 39. 25. he r.the battle afar off and the shouting 
 SMELLING. 
 
 Cant. 5 . 5 . my fingers with sweet s. mj-rrli on handles 
 
 1.3. his lips like lilies dropping sweet.f. myrrh 
 Evh. 5.2. himself sacrifice to God for sweet s. savour 
 
 S.M ELLIKG. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 17 . if whole hearing, where were the s. ? 
 SMILE. 
 
 To smite signifies, to strike or beat. Mat. 26. 67 . 
 Others smote him with the palms of tlieir 
 hands. Acts 23. 2. The high-priest command¬ 
 
 ed to smite Paul on the month. It is often 
 used for to put to (ieath. David smote the 
 Philistine; he put Goliath to death, 1 Sam. 17 . 
 49 . 'The Lord smote Nabal; he smote Uzzah ; 
 that is, he put them to death, 1 Sam. 25. .38. 2 Sam. 
 
 6. 7 . And in E.xod. 12. 12. I will smite all the 
 first-born in Egypt. To smite, is also put for to 
 afflict; to strike with fear, with the pestilence, 
 with poverty, with ulcers, with distempers, with 
 wounds, K um. 14.12. Deut. 28. 22,27, 28, .35. 'I'o 
 sinite an army, is to beat it, to rout it entirely. 
 Deut. 29 . 7 . Sihon and Og came out against us 
 unto battle, and we smote them, we obtained a 
 victory over them. God smote the Philistines 
 in the hiniJer i)arts, Psal. 78. 66. He sent them 
 the piles, or hemorrhoids, or other diseases of 
 the fundament. 'J o smite with the tongue, Jer. 
 18. 18. Come, let us smite him with the 
 tongue. Let us overwhelm him with injuries and 
 reproaches ; let us load him with all sorts of scan¬ 
 dalous reproaches. 
 
 To smite the thigh, denotes indignation, trouble, 
 astonishment. .ler. 31. 19. After I was instructed, 
 
 1 smote upon my thigh. Being made sensible of 
 my sins, 1 was brought to a sorrow for them, and 
 detestation of them. 'lo strike hand against 
 hand, may either be a token of amazement, sor¬ 
 row, and trouble ; or it may be a token of joy and 
 pleasure in seeing justice executed on obstinate 
 sinners. Ezek. 21. 14. Prophesy, and smite 
 thine hands together, lie shall smite the earth 
 w'ith the rod of his mouth, Isa. 11.4. He shall 
 destroy utigodly, earthly-minded men, who are 
 enemies to his church and people, by the word of 
 his month. David’s heart smote him for having 
 cut off the lappet of .Saul’s garment; he had a 
 remorse, his conscience being tender, checked him 
 for it, 1 Sam. 24. 5. 
 
 Gen. .32. 8. if Esau come to one company and s. it 
 11. I fear him, lest he will come and r. me 
 Exod. 7 . 17 . I will j. uiionthe waters in the river 
 8.16. say to Aaron, r. the dust of the land 
 
 12. 23. he will not suffer the destroyer to s. you 
 
 17 . 6 . behohl, thou shalt .v. the rock in Iloreb 
 21.18. if men strive together, and one s. another 
 
 20. if a man s. his serv. and he die under his hand 
 
 26. if a man s. the eye of his servant or his maid 
 
 27 . if he.f. out his man .servants’s or maid’s tooth 
 Kuril. 22. 6. 1 shall prevail, that we may s. them 
 
 24. 17 . a sceptre out of Isr. shall .r. corners of Moab 
 
 25. 17 . vex the IMidianites and s. them 
 
 35. 16. if he s. him with an instrument of iron 
 
 17 . and if he .v. him witli throwing astone 
 
 18. or if he s. him with a liand-weapon of wood 
 
 21. or in enmity.?, him with his hand that he die 
 Deut. 7 . 2 . thou shalt s.Canaanites and destroy them 
 
 13. 15. thou shalt surely s. inhabitants of that city 
 19 .11. if any his neighbour mortally that he die 
 20.13. thou shalt every male thereof with sword 
 
 Josh. 7- 3. but let two or three thousand Ai 
 10. 4. come and help me that we niay s. Gibeon 
 
 19. pursue after, and s. the hindmost of them 
 
 12.6. then did Moses and Israel.?. 13. 12. 
 
 Judg. 6. 16. thou shalt j. the Midianites as one man 
 
 20. 31. then Benj. began to .?. as at other times, 39. 
 
 21. 10. go and s. the inhabitants of.Iabeslvgilead 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 3. go and .?. Amalek, and spare them not 
 
 17 . 46. 1 will s. thee, and take thine head 
 
 18. 11. Saul said, I will ?. David to the wall 
 
 19 . 10. Saul sought to.?. David to the wall 
 
 20. 33. Saul cast ajavelin at him to .?. him 
 
 23. 2. shall I go and f. Philistines ' Go .?. Philist. 
 
 26. 8. therefore let me s. him to the earth at once, 
 
 1 pray thee, I will not .?. the second time 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 22. why should 1 f. thee to the ground .' 
 
 13. 28. when 1 say,.?. Amncn.then kill him 
 
 15. 14. lest he .?. city with theedceof the sword 
 
 17 . 2. people shall flee, and 1 will^. the king only 
 
 18. 11. .loab said, why didsttliou not.?, him there ? 
 
 1 Kings 20. 35. he said in the word of the L. .?. me, 
 
 I iiray tliee.and the man refused to .?. him, ;i7. 
 
 2 Kings:]. 19. shall s. every fenced city, choice city 
 6. 21. my father, shall 1 s. them ? shall 1 s. them 
 
 22. thou shalt not s. them, wonkiest thou .?. those 
 9 . 7 . ihou shalt s. the house of Ahab thy master 
 
 27 . Jehu said, i. him also in the chariot 
 13. 17 .shall Syrians,till thou have consumed them 
 
 18. he said to the king, .?. upon the ground 
 
 19. whereas now thou shalt.?. Syria but thrice 
 Psal. 121.6. sun shall not.?. thee by day nor moon 
 
 141.5. let righteous s. me, itshall bea kindness 
 Prov. 19. 25. a scorner, the simple will beware 
 La. 10. 24. he shall .?. thee with a rod and lift up 
 49 . 10. neither shall the heat nor sun .?. them 
 .58. 4. ye fast to.?, with the fist of wickedness 
 Jer. 18. 18. come, let ns .?. him with the tongue 
 
 21 . 7 . Nebuchadrezzar king of Habyl.shall j..J udah 
 43. 11. he shall s. the land of Egypt, 46. 13. 
 
 49 . 28. Kedar, Ilazor, Nebuchadrezzar, shall.?. 
 Ezek. 5. 2. take a third partof hair, and .?. about it 
 6. 11..?. with thy hand, and stamp with thy foot 
 9 . 5. go y'e after him through the city and .?. 
 
 21. 12. son of man s. therefore upon thy thigh 
 14. prophesy, and s. thine hands together 
 Amos. 9 . 1. he said .?. the lintel of the door 
 Mic.b. 1. they shall s. judge of Israel on the cheek 
 Nah. 2. 10. the heart melteth, the knees together 
 Zech. 10.11. and shall .?. the waves in the sea 
 11.6. deliver tlie men. and they shall s. the land 
 Mat. 5. 39. whoso shall .?. thee on thy rightcheek 
 24. 49. shall begin toj. his fellow-servants to eat 
 I.uke 22. 49 . Lord, shall we .?. with the sword r 
 Acts 23. 2. commanded to .?. Paul on the mouth 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 20. ye sufl'er, if a man s. you on the face 
 Rev. 11.6. two witnesses have power to s. the earth 
 
 SMITE, referred coGod, expressly or implicitly. 
 Gen. 8. 21. nor will 1.?. any more every living thing 
 Exod. 3. 20. I will stretch out my hand and.?. Egypt 
 8.2. behold, 1 will j. all thy borders with frocs 
 9.15. that I may s. thee and thy people with pestil. 
 12. 12. I will r. all the first-born in land of l-.gypt 
 13. will pass over you, when Ir. land of Egypt 23. 
 
 Num. 14.12. T will s. them with the pestilence 
 Deut. 28. 22. L. shall.?, with consumption and fever 
 27 . L. shall .?. with the botch (1 28. f. with madnes.s 
 .35. Ixnd shall j. thee in the knees and the legs 
 3.3.11. J-. thro’ the loins of them that rise ag. him 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 10. David said, the Lord shall j. him 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 24. then bestir thyself, for then shall the 
 
 L. go out to s. the Philistines, 1 Chron. 14. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 15. L. shall,?. Israel as a reed is shaken 
 
 2 Kingsd. 18. Elisha said,f. this people with blind. 
 
 2 Chr. 21. 14. with a great plague will the Lord s. 
 Isa. .3. 17 . L. will.?, with a scab daughters of /ion 
 
 11. 4. he shall s. the earth with rod of his mouth 
 15. and shall.?. Egypt in the seven streams, 19. 22. 
 Jer. 21. 6. 1 will .?. the inhabitants of this city 
 Ezek. 21. 17 . 1 w ill also .?. mine hands together 
 32. 15. when I shall.?. them that dwell in f gypt 
 39 . 3. I will s. thy bow out of thy left hand 
 Amos .3.15. I will .?. the winter-house with the sum¬ 
 mer-house, and the houses of ivory shall perish 
 
 6. 11. Lord will s. the great house with breaches 
 Zech. 9. 4. the Lord will s. her power in the sea 
 12.4. in that day 1 will s. every horse and his rider 
 
 13. 7- awake, G sword, s. the shepherd, and sheep 
 
 shall be scattered, l\Jat. 26. 31. Mark 14. 27. 
 
 14. 12. plague wherewith L. will s. the people, 18. 
 Mai. 4. 6. lest I come andi. the earth with a curse 
 Rev. 19 . 15. that with it he should j. the nations 
 
 SMITER.S. 
 
 Isa. 50. 6. I gave my back to the s. and my cheeks 
 8M I LEST. 
 
 Exod. 2. 13. he said, wherefore s. thou thy fellow ? 
 John 18. 2.3. if I have spoken well, why s. thou me ? 
 SMllETII. 
 
 Exod. 21.12. he that r. man so he die, be put to death 
 
 15. he ^. father and mother, surely put to death 
 jDeMr.25.11. and wife of one ciraweth near to deliver 
 her husband out of hand of him that s. him 
 27 . 24. cursed be he that j-. his neighbour secretly 
 Josh. 15. 16. he that j-. Kir.iath-sepher, Judg. 1. 12. 
 
 2 Sam.b.ii. that the .lebusites, 1 Chron. 11.6. 
 
 Job 26. 12. by understanding he s. thro’ the proud 
 Jsa. 9. 13. the people turn not to him that.?. them 
 Lam. .3. .30. he giveth his cheek to him that s. him 
 Ezek. 7- 9 . ye shall know that 1 am the Lord that s. 
 Luke 6. 29 . that s. thee on one cheek, turn the other 
 SMITH. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3.19. there was no s. found in land of Isr. 
 Isa.AA. 12. the s. with tongs worketh in the coals 
 
 54. 16. 1 liave created the s. that bloweth the coals 
 Acts 19 . 24. certain man named Demetrius, silver s. 
 
 2 Tim.A. 14. Alexander coppers, did memuchevil 
 
 ■SMITHS. 
 
 2 Kings 24. 14. Nebuchadnezzar carried away all 
 the princes, the craftsmen and .?. I 6 . Jer. 24. 1. 
 Jer. 29. 2. after the s. were departed from Jerusal, 
 S.MITIKG. 
 
 Exod. 2.11. Moses spied an Egyptian .?. an Hebrew 
 2 Sam. 8. 1.3. when he returne'i from s. the Syrians 
 
 1 Kings‘20. 37-smote him, so that ini. wounded him 
 
 2 Kings 3. 24. they went forward i. the Moabites 
 Mic.b. 13. therefore 1 will make thee sick in r, thee 
 
 SMEITEN. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 25. seven days after the L. had s. the river 
 9.31. and the flax and the barley was .?. 
 
 .32. but the wheat and the rye were not.?. 
 
 22. 2. if a thief be found, and l)e s. that he die 
 Num. 14. 42. go not up. that ye be not.?. Deut. 1. 42. 
 22. 28. what have 1 done to thee that thou hast.?.me.^ 
 32. wheref. hast thou i. thine ass these three times 
 .3.3. 4. Egyi)tians buried their first-born l.ord had s. 
 Deut. 28. 7. Lord shall cause thine enemies to be s. 
 
 25. I/, shall cause thee be s. before thine enemies 
 Judg. 1. 8. .Judah had i. .Jerusal. and set it on fire 
 
 20. .32. Benjam. said, they are s. bef. us as at fust 
 .'36. saw they were s. |1 .39. surely thev are s. down 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 2. Isr. was s. before the Philistines ? 10. 
 
 3. why hath Lord .?. tts to day before Philistines ? 
 
 5. 12. the men that died not, were j. with emero'ls 
 
 6. 19. people lamented because l.ord had .?. many 
 
 7 . It), the Philistines were s. before Israel 
 
 1.3. 4. Saul had s. a garrison of the'Philistines 
 30.1. Amalek. had s. /iklag, and burnt it with fire 
 
 2 Sam. 2. .31. David’sserv. had s. of Abner’s men 
 
 8. 9 . w'hen Loi heard that David had .?. the Jiostof 
 Hadadezer, he sent to Dav. 10. 1 Chr. 18. 9, 10. 
 
 10.15. svhen the Syrians saw that they were .?. 19. 
 11. 15. retire ye from him, that he may bej. and die 
 
 1 Kings .3.3. w hen thy- people Israel be s. dow n 
 11. 15. after he had .?. every male in Edotn 
 
 2 Kings 2. 14. and when he also had .?. the wafers 
 3. 23. the kings have surely s. one anotJier 
 
 13. 19 . thou shouldest have.?. five or six times, then 
 hadst thou s. .Syria till thou liadst consumed it 
 
 14. 10. thou hast indeed s. Edom, 2 Chron. 25.19. 
 
 2 Chron.‘20. 22. Moab and mount Seir were s. 
 
 25. 16 . forbear, why shouldest thou t)e .?. T 
 
 26. 20. Uzziah hasted, because ihe L. hath s. Imn 
 28. 17 . the Edomites had come and s. .JudaJi 
 
 Job 16. 10. they have s. me upon the cheek 
 Ps. . 3 . 7 . save me, for thou hastr. all mine enemies 
 69. 26. they persecute him w horn thou hast.?. 
 
 102. 4. my heart isr. and withered like grass 
 
 14.3. 3. he hath s. my life down to the ground 
 Isa. 5. 25. therefore the Lord hath .?. Jiis people 
 
 24. 12. and the gate is s. with destruction 
 
 27 . 7. bath he j. him, as he smote those smot» Jiim? 
 
 5.3. 4. vet we did esteem him stricken, s. of God 
 Jer.‘I. 30. in vain have I s. your children 
 
 14. 19 . why hast thou s. us, and tliere is no healing 
 
 37 . 10. fortho’ ye had .?. whole army of C'lialdeans 
 Ezek. 22.1.3. I have s. my hand at thy disJioiiest gain 
 
 3.3. 21. one came to me, saying. tJie city is j. 
 
 40. 1. in the fourteenth year after the city was t. 
 Hos. 6. 1. he hath s. and he will tiind us up 
 
 9. 16. E|>hraim is s. tlieir loot isdrie<l up 
 AmosA.9. 1 haves, you, yethave not returned tome 
 Acts 23. .3. and commanded me to be.?, acainst law ? 
 Rev. 8. 12. and the third part of the sun was s. 
 SMOKE 
 
 Is the black exhalation which ascends from fire. 
 Gen. 19. 28. The smoke of the city went up as 
 
 463 
 
SMO 
 
 SNA 
 
 SO 
 
 iV.e smoke of a furnace. Sdomon observes, that 
 as smoke is Uurtful and ojfensiie to the eyes, so is 
 a shingiSh messenger unserviceable and vexatioiis 
 to them that send him, Prov. 10. 26. The anger 
 and :vrath of God are signified by smoke. I’sal. 
 
 18. 8. 1 liere went up a s.tioke out of his nostrils ; 
 God manifested hts great displeasure against my 
 adversaries. It is spoketi after the manner of men ; 
 it being ustial for persons transported rcith great 
 anger to show their rage by their breathing. Smoke 
 denotes a grievous judgment or calamity ; either 
 because smoke is generaliy accompanied with fire, 
 or because it causeth a great darkness in the air. 
 Isa. 14. .31. 1 here shall come from the nortli a 
 smoke. to create a cloud and smoke upon 
 Mount Zion, denotes that God won d not only di¬ 
 rect nis people, as he did the Israelites by a pillar 
 of cloud, bui that he would also be their protector 
 and their glory, Isa. 4. 5. 
 
 The smokiuir (lax stiail he not quench, Tsa. 42. 3. 
 Mat. 12. 20. Christ will not deal roughly and 
 rigorously -with those that come to him, but will 
 use all gentleness and kindness to them, pas.sing 
 by their greatest sins, hearing -with their present 
 infirmities, cherishing and encouraging the smaU- 
 esi beginnings of grace ; and comforting and heal¬ 
 ing wounded consciences. In the Kevelatiou, 
 the perpetuity and etei nity of the torments of the 
 damned, is thus expressed, the smoke of tlieir tor¬ 
 ment ascendeth up for e' er and ever, liev. 14. 11. 
 Cen. 19- 28. Abraham looked towaid Sodom, and 
 lo, the of the countr y went up asof a furnace 
 Exod. 19. 18. Mount Sinai was aho^etlier on a s. 
 Josh. 8. 20. the .>. of Ai ascended up to lieaven.Gl. 
 Judg. 20. .38. they should make s. rise out of city 
 
 40. when pillai' of s. besau to rise out of the city 
 2 Ham. 22. 9. tliere went up a .r. out of his nostrils, 
 and fire out of his mouth devoured, Psal. 18. 8. 
 Job 41. 20. out of his nostrils goeth s. as caldron 
 Psal. .37.20. the wicked shall consume into s. 
 
 68. 2. as s. is driven away, so drive them away 
 102. 3. my days are consumeil like s. and bones 
 119. 83. for 1 am become like a bottle in the s. 
 Prov. 10. 26. as s. to eyes, so is a sluggard to them 
 Cant. 3. 6. that comethout of wild, like pillars of.'. 
 Isa. 4.5. L. will create on her assemblies s. by day 
 6. 4. the posts moved, the house was filled with s. 
 
 9 . 18. they shall mount up like the lilting upofj. 
 
 14. .31. for there shall come from the north a s. 
 
 34. 10. the.v. thereof sh.a 11 go up forever 
 t 51. 6. for the heavens shall vanish away like s. 
 
 65. 5. these are a.f. in my nose, a fire that burnetii 
 Mos. 13. 3. they shall beastlier, out of chimney 
 Joel 2. .30. in earth blood, and fire, and pillars of j. 
 Isah.Q.. 13. 1 will burn her chariots in the 
 JlctsQ. 19. blood, fire, and vapouroff. shewwond. 
 Pev. 8. 4. s. of the incense ascended up before God 
 9. 2. there arose a s. out of the bottomless pit 
 .3. there came out of the v. locusts on earth 
 
 17. out of their mouths issued fire and s. 
 
 18. the third part of men killed by the fire and.t. 
 
 14. n. the .9. of their torment ascended up for ever 
 
 15.8. temple was filled with s. from glory of God 
 38. 9. kings shall lament for her when they see s. 
 
 I 18. cried when they saw the s. of her burning 
 
 19. 3. and her s. rose up for ever and ever 
 
 .SMOKE. 
 
 J)eut. 29. 20. angerof Ixl. shall s. against thatntan 
 Psal. 74. 1. O God, why doth thine anger s. ? 
 
 104. .32. he toucheth the hills, and they s. 
 
 144. 5. touch the mountains, and they shall s. 
 
 .SM()Kr.NG. 
 
 Gen. 15.17. when it was dark, behold, a s. furnace 
 Pxod. 20. 18. all tlie people saw the mountain s. 
 Isa. 7.4. for the two tails of these s. firebrands 
 42. 3. the s. flax shall he not quench. Mat. 12. 20. 
 
 SMOOTH. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 11. Esau is a hairy man, and I am s. man 
 16. she put the skins of kids on the s. of his neck 
 1 Sam. 17 . 40. David chose him five s. stones 
 Isa. .30. 10. wdio say, speak unto us s. things 
 57 . 6. among s. stones of the stream is thy portion 
 Luke 3. 5. and the rough ways shall be made s. 
 
 SMOOTH. 
 
 Jer. 23. t 31.1 am ag. prophets that s. their tongues 
 SMOO 1 HER. 
 
 Psal. 55. 21. words of his mouth were s. than butter 
 Prov. 5. .3. and her mouth is.v. than oil 
 S.MOO I'HETH. 
 
 Isa. 41. 7. he that s. with hammer him that smote 
 SMOTE. 
 
 Gen. 19.11. they , 9 . the men at door with blindness 
 36. .35. .9. -Midian in field of Moab, 1 Chrvn. 1.46. 
 Exod. 7 . 20. he lift up the rod, and .9. the waters 
 8. 17 . he s. the dust || 9. 25. the hail 9. every herb 
 12. 27 . w’ho passed over wdien he s. the Eg^'ptians 
 29 . the TM. .9. all the first born in land of Kgvpt 
 Num. .3. 13. 1 8.17. Ps. 78. 51. | lu5. .36. | 135. 8. 
 JS^um. 11. .33. T.d..9. the people wdth a great plague 
 34. 45. the Amalekites came down and s. theni 
 
 20. 11. Moses 5. the rock twice, Psal. "Hi. 20. 
 
 22. 23. Balaam .9. the ass to turn her, 25. 27. 
 
 24. 10. Balak .9. his hands together, and said 
 
 .32. 4. the country the Lord .9. is a land for cattle 
 Deut. 25. 18. Amalek s. the hindmost of thee 
 29 .7- Sihon and Og came ag. us. and we s. them 
 Josh. 7 . 5. the men of i . 9 . of them about .36 men 
 9.18. s. them not, because the princes had sworn 
 11. 11. they .9. all the souls that were therein 
 12. and s. all the kings with the sword, 17- 
 20. 5. because he s. his neighbour unwittingly 
 Judg. 4. 21. .Jae! s. the nail into ISisera's temples 
 
 5. 26. with hammer she . 9 . Sisera, she . 9 . oft' his head 
 7 .13. tame unto a tent, and s. it that it fell 
 
 15.8. .Samson s. them hip and thigh with slaughter 
 20. 35. the J.ord s. Benjamin before Israel 
 1 Sam. 4. 8. these are the gods that s. the Egyptians 
 
 6. 9. we shall Know it is not his hand that . 9 . us 
 
 19. he .9. the men of Beth shemesh, the people 
 17- 49. Davids, the Philistine in his forehead 
 
 19 .10. Saul .9. the javelin into the wall: Dav. fled 
 
 25. 38. that the Lord s. U abal that he died 
 
 454 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 17 . T^a. s. them from twilight to next day 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 7- deliver him that s. his brother 
 
 1 Kings 22. 24. Zedekiah s. IMicaiah, 2 CVir. 18.2.3. 
 
 2 Kings2.ii. Elijah s. waters :: 14. Idisha j. waters 
 6 . 18. and he s. them with blinrlness 
 
 15. 5. the Lord s. the king, so that lie was a leper 
 
 16 . opened not to Menahem, therelore he s. it 
 
 19 . .35. angel of the Ixird j. 185,(XX), Isa. .37. .36. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 15. God s. .lerohoam and all Israel 
 
 14. 12. the i.ord s. the T.thi'ipians before Asa 
 IVeh. 13.25. and cursed .tbem, and certain of them 
 Psal. 78. 31. and .9. doa ii the cdioscn iiu-n of Isiael 
 66. be .9. bis enemies in the hind -r parts 
 C'ant. 5. 7 . the " atebmen found 11 .e, they .9. me 
 La. 10. 20. shall no more stay on him that s. them 
 14. 0. be who s. die peojile is iierseciited 
 29. because the rod of liitn that .9. thee is broken 
 .30. .31. the Assyrian shall be beaten down whicb j. 
 
 41. 7 . encouraged him that s. the anvil 
 60. 10. in my wrath I .9. thee, but in iiiy favour 
 Jer. 20. 2. then Paslmr . 9 . .leremiah the prophet 
 .31. 19- after I was instructed 1 .9. upon my thigh 
 
 41. 2. then arose Ishmael an<l . 9 . Gedaliab 
 
 46. 2. Pharaoh neclio, which Nebuchadrezzar f. 
 Dan. 2. 31. a Stone cut out, which .9. the image, .35. 
 
 5. 6. Belshazzar's knees s. one against another 
 
 8. 7- the be-goat moved with cboler .v, the ram 
 Jonah 4. 7. a worm s. the gourd, that it withered 
 Hag. 2. 17. 1 s. you with blasting and mildew 
 Mat. 26 . 51 . Peter drew bis swoni, .9. oft' bis car 
 
 68. prophesj", who is be that . 9 . thee, Luke 22. 64. 
 T.uke 18. 13. but the publican .9. upon bis breast 
 
 2.3. 48. many beholding Jesus, s. their breasts 
 Acts 12. 7 . angel s. Peter on side and raised him up 
 
 SMI) I E him. 
 
 F.xod. 21. 19 . then shall be that .f. him be quit 
 Knm. 35. 21. be that s. him shall surely die 
 
 1 tSam. 21. 5. afterwards DaviiTs heart s. him 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 23. .9. him under the fifth rib, 3. 27. I 4. 6. 
 
 6. 7. God 9 . him there for his error, 1 Chr. 1.3. 10. 
 
 1 Kings 20. .37. man him, so that he wounded him 
 
 2 Kings\9.3~. hissons9. him wiflisword, Isa. 37 .‘J8. 
 2 Chron. 28. 5. Syria s. him, king of Israel .9. him 
 La. 27.7- bath he smitt. as he smote those that s. him 
 57 .17- for the iniquity of his covetousness 1 . 9 . him 
 
 Jer. .37.15. princes were wroth with Jer. and . 9 . him 
 Mat. 26. 67- others s. him w ith palms of their hands 
 
 27 . 30. tl’.ey took the reed and s. him on the head, 
 
 Mark 15. 19 . I.nke 22. 63. John 19. 3. 
 Acts 12.23. immediately angel of the Lord s. him 
 SMO I ES r. 
 
 Exod. 17. 5. take rod wherewith thou s. the river 
 .SNAIL. 
 
 Lev. 11. 30. the lizard, the ,9. and mole are unclean 
 Psal. 58. 8. as a 9. let everj' one of them pass away 
 S N A R E. 
 
 Exod. 10. 7. how long shall this man be . 9 . unto us ? 
 
 23. 33. for if thou serve their gods, it will surely 
 
 he a .9. unto thee, Deut. 7. 16. Judg. 2. 3. 
 34. 12. make no covenant with the inhaliitants of 
 the land, lest it be a .9. in midst of thee 
 Judg. 8. 27- which thing became a s. unto Gideon 
 1 Sam. 18. 21. will give him her, tliatshe may be a 9 . 
 
 28.9. wherefore then layest thou a s. for my life I 
 Job 18. 8. he is cast into a net, he walketli on a 9 . 
 
 10. the 9 . is laid for him in the ground and a trap 
 Psal. 69. 22. let their table become a 9 . unto them, 
 aiiii that for their welfare a trap, Rom. 11. 9. 
 
 91 .3. he sliall deliver thee from 9 . of the fowler 
 106 . .36. served their idols, which were 9 . to them 
 119 . 110. wicked have laid 9 . for me, yet erred not 
 124. 7. our soul is escaped as a bird out of the s. of 
 
 the fowler; the 9. is broken and we are escaped 
 
 140. 5. proud have hid a 9 . for me, spread a net 
 
 141. 9 . keep me from the .9. which tli.^y have laid 
 
 142. 3. in the way have they xirivily laid 9 . forme 
 Prov. 7 . 2.3. as a bird hastelh to . 9 . and knoweth not 
 
 18. 7. a fool’s lips are the 9 . of his soul 
 
 20. 25. . 9 . to man who devonreth that which is holy 
 22. 25. lest learn his ways, and get a 9 . to thy soul 
 29. 6. in the transgression of an evil man is a 9 . 
 
 8. scornful men bring a city into s. hut wise men 
 25. the fear of man hringeth a 9 . whoso put. trust 
 Eccl. 9. 12. as the birds that are caught in the . 9 . 
 La. 8. 14. for a s. to the inhabitants of Jerusalem 
 
 24. 17 . fear, and tiie pit, and the .f. are u|K)n thee, 
 
 O inhabitant of the earth, 18. Jer. 48. 43, 44. 
 29. 21. that lay a .9. for him that repioveth in gate 
 Jer. 50. 24. 1 have laid a 9 . for tliee, O Babylon 
 Lam. 3. 47. fear and a 9 . is come upon ns 
 P.zek. 12. 13. he shall he taken in my . 9 . 17. 20. 
 7 / 0 . 9 . 5. 1. because ye have been a .9 on Mizpafc 
 
 9. 8. hut the prophet is a . 9 . of a fowler in his ways 
 Amos .3. 5. can a bird fall in a 9 . upon the earth 
 
 where no gin is for him ? shall one take up a 9 . ? 
 Luke 2\. 35. for as a 9. shall it come on all that dwell 
 1 Cor. 7. .35. not that 1 may cast a . 9 . upon you 
 
 1 Tim. .3. 7. lest he fall into the s. ot the devil 
 
 6. 9. thej’ that will he rich, fall into a - 9 . and lusts 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 26. they mav recover out of 9 . of the devil 
 
 .‘^'NARED. . 
 
 Deut. 7.25. nottakethe silver of idols, lestf. therein 
 12. .30. take heed that thou be not 9 . hy them 
 Psal. 9. 16. V. icked is s. in work of his own hands 
 Prov. 6. 2. art with words of thy inouih, 12. 13. 
 h'ccl. 9. 12. so are the son* of men 9 . in an evil time 
 Isa. 8. 15. many shall stumble an;l fall and he s. 
 
 28. 1.3. that they might fall, and he s. and taken 
 
 42. 22. tliey are all of them .9. in lioles, hid in prison 
 
 ■SNARES. 
 
 .Tosh. 2.3. 1.3. they shall be . 9 . and traps unto you 
 2 Sam. 22. 6. 9 . of death prevented me, Psal. 18. 5. 
 Job 22. 10. therefore s. are round about thee 
 40. 24. behemoth’s nose pierceth thro’ 9 . 
 
 Psal. 11. 6. on wicked he shall rain f. and brims. 
 3H. 12. the 3 ’ that seek after my lite lay .9. for me 
 64. 5. they commune.of laying 9 . pri' ily 
 Prov. 13. 14. to depart from the s. of death, 14. 27. 
 22. 5. thorns and 9 . are in the way of the froward 
 Keel. 7. 26. the woman whose heart is 9. and nets 
 Jer. 5. 26. they lay wait as he that setteth .9. 
 
 18. 22. tor they have digged and hid s. for my feet 
 
 SNATCH. 
 
 Isa. 9. 20 . he shall s. on right hand and be hungry 
 SNORllNG. 
 
 Jer. 8 . 16. the s. of his horses was heard from Daa 
 SNOUT. 
 
 Prov. 11 . 22 . as a jewel of gold in a swine’s s. so fair 
 SN 0\V. 
 
 Exod. 4.6. behold his hand wa.s leprous as v. 
 
 .\um. 12. 10 . .Miriam became leprous, white as s. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 20. slew lion in midst of a pit, in time oft. 
 2 Kings 5. 27. (>ehazi went out a lejier white as s. 
 .Tab 0. 16 . are hlacki.sh, and wherein the .*. i^ hid 
 
 9. 30. if 1 wash niys.iii r.wat. and make hairN < lean 
 24.19- heat consiiiiietli 9 . waters, so grave sinned 
 . 37 . 6. he saitli to the 9 . he thou on the earih 
 
 .38. 22. hast tliou entered into treasures of tlie . 9 . 
 Psal. 51.7- wash me, and 1 shall be whiter tlianr^ 
 68. 14. it was white as 9 . in .Salmon 
 147 . 16 . hegiv. 9. like wool, scattereth lioar frost 
 118. 8 . fire, hail, 9 . and vapour fulfilling his word 
 P/ov. 25. 1.3. as the cold of .9. in time of harv- ^t 
 
 26. 1. as .9. in summer, so honour isnotseeiidy 
 .31. 21. she is not afraid of the 9 . for her household 
 La. 1. 18. tho’ sins he as scarlet shall lie white as j. 
 55. li). as tlle.^. from heaven returnefh not thither 
 Jer. 18. 14. will a man leave the s. of I^banon 
 Lam. 4 . 7 .her Nazar.piirerthaii9. whiterthanmilk ' 
 Dan. 7 . 9. garment was white as 9 . hair like wool 
 Mat. 28. .3. Ids raiment white as .f. Mark 9. 3. 
 
 Rev. 1. 14. his head and his hairs as white as j. 
 SNOWY. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 22. he slew a lion in a pit in a s. day 
 
 SNUEFEI). 
 
 Jer.W.Q. thewild asses9. up the wind like dragons 
 Mai. 1. 1.3. ye have . 9 . at it, saitli the Lord of hosts 
 S N U E V-dishes. 
 
 Exod. 25. 38. s.-dishes shall be of pure gold, , 37 . 23. 
 Num. 4. 9 . take a cloth, and cover his s.-dishes 
 SNUFEERS. 
 
 Exod. .37- 23 .9.of pure gold.l Kings’!. 50. 2 C/<r.4.22. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 1.3 (.made of mOney tliat was broiiglij 
 
 25. 14. pots and .9. took they away, Jer. 52.18. 
 
 SNUEEElH. 
 
 Jer. 2.24. a wild ass that . 9 . up the wind at pleasure 
 SO. 
 
 Gen. 12.4. so Abraham departed, as L. had spokea 
 
 15. 5. as the stars, 90 shall thy seed be, Rom. A. 18. 
 25. 22. Rehekalisaid, if it be so, v h^’am I tl-.us 
 .31. 28. thou has’ now done foolishly in so doing 
 
 43. 11. if it must be .90 now do this, fake fruits 
 Exod. 6. 9 . Moses spake so to the children of Israel 
 
 10. 10. let I.ord be 90 with you, as I will let you ce 
 25. 9. after the pattern, even so shall ye make it 
 39 . 4 . 3 . as the i.. commanded, 90 had they done it 
 Lev. 7. 7 . as the sin oft'ering, .so is trespass oft'ering 
 8. .35. for ,90 1 am commanded. 10. 1.3. 
 
 24. 19. as he hath done, 90 shall he done to him, 20. 
 Knm. 4.26. bear all that is made, so shall they ser\e 
 
 15. 15. as ye are, 90 shall the stranger be before L. 
 
 25. 8. so the plague was stayed, Psal. It'd. .3 '. 
 Deut. 7 . 19. so shall the lx>rd do to iill the nations 
 8. 20. as nations Lord destroyetli, .>0 shall ye perish 
 
 17 . 7. 90 thou shalt put the evil awav from among 
 
 you,19. 19 . 1 21 . 21 . r 22 . 2 i. 22 . 24 . 
 
 22.26. for as when man risefh, even .90 is this matt. 
 .3.3. 25. and as thy dai'S, so shall thy strength t)e 
 Josh. 14.11. as strength then, even so is strength now 
 Judg. 1. 7-as I have done,90 God hath requitedine 
 
 5. .31. 90 let all thine enemies perish, () Lord 
 
 8. 18. they answered, as thou art, so were they 
 
 21. foras the man is, 90 is his strength 
 
 15. II. as they did to me, so have 1 done to them 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 21. wherefore then speakesf thou so to me * 
 
 11. 7- so shall it be done unto his oxen 
 
 15. .3.3.90shall thy mother be rhildl. among women 
 
 19 . 17 . Saul said, w hy hast thou deceived me so 
 25. 25. as his name is, .90 is he, Nabal is his name 
 .311.24. so shall his part he that lai riefli hy the stuff 
 
 2 Sam. 7- 8. .90 shall thou say to my servant David 
 13. 35. king’s sons come, as thy servant.s said. 90 it is- 
 
 16. 10. 90 let him curse. ho shall then sa\v 
 
 wherefore hi.st thou done.'o/ 1 Kingsl. 6. 
 
 22. 4.90 shall 1 be saved from my enemies. Ps. 18.3. 
 24. 25. 90 the Lord was entreated for the land 
 
 1 King-i 1. .30. even .w will I certainly do this day 
 36. the Lord God of my lord the kiiigsay ,vo too 
 
 20. 40. the king said, so shall thy judgment be 
 
 22. 8. he sai (, let not king say so, 2 Chron. 18. 7. 
 
 2 King.s"!. 20. so it fell out tohiin, peo. frode on him 
 2 Chr. 29. 20. .9o he established, so shall ye prosper 
 
 .35. 6. so kill the passover and sanctify yourselves 
 Ezra 4.24. so it ceased to the secoiui year of L'arius- 
 Nell. 2. 4. 90 1 prayed 1|5. 13. .vo tiod shakeout 
 8 . 17 . to that day haxi not children of Israel done .90 
 
 9.10.90 tliiist tliou get thee a name, as it is this day 
 I.sth. 4. 16 . and so will 1 go in unto the king 
 
 Job 5 . 27 . so it is, hear it li2L 4. and if it were .90 
 
 9. 2. 1 know it is so of truth, but how should man be 
 
 23. 7 . so shouUi 1 he deliv. (or ever from my judge 
 .32. 22. in .90 doing, my maker woulti take me away 
 P.^al. 21.13. 90 w ill wesing and praise thy power 
 .35. 25. let them not say. 90 would we have it 
 
 . 37 .3. do good, to shall thou dwell in the land 
 42.1. 90 pantetli my soul after thee, t) God 
 45. 11. 90 shall the King desire thy beauty 
 48. 8. as we leave heal cl, 90 Nave we seen in the city 
 
 10.90 is thy praise to the einls of the earth 
 
 6.3. 2. to see tlij- glory, so as seen thee in sanctuary 
 73 . 22. 90 foolish was I, and ignorant, as a beast 
 78. 72.90 he fed them |179. 13. so we thy people 
 
 80. 18. so will not we go back from thee, quicken 
 
 81. 12. 90 1 gave them np || 90. 11. 90 is thy wrath 
 103.13 . 90 the T.ord pifieth them that fear him 
 109. 17 . 90 let it come, so let it he far from him 
 
 11.5.8.90 is every one that trusfeth in them, 135.18. 
 147 - 20. he hath not dealt so with any nation 
 
 Prov. 3. 4. .90 shall find favourand good understand. 
 
 22. .90 shall they be life to thy soul, grace to neck 
 
 6. 11. 90 shall thy poverty come, 24. 34. 
 
 10.25. as the whirl wind,.90 is the wicked no more 
 23. 7 . as he thinketli in his heart, .so is he 
 Eccl. 3. 19 . as the one dieth, so dietli tJie other 
 
so 
 
 soc 
 
 SOL 
 
 Eccl. 5. 16. that-in all points as nd came, so sh. lie so 
 
 9. as IS the liood, so is sinner, he that sweareth 
 Js'a. 14,-4. so shall it come to pass, .wshall it stand 
 
 18. 4. for so Lord said to me, I Mill take my rest 
 £4. 2. as witli the people, so with the priest 
 £0.17. so have we been in thy sight, O Lord 
 36. 6. so is 1 har. king of ligyptto all trust in him 
 47. 12. wherein thou hast laboured, if so be thou 
 shaltbe able to protit; if iw thou inayest prevail 
 53. 7. as a lamb, so he oiieneth not his mouih 
 
 62.5. so shall thy sons ; so shall (3. rejoice over thee 
 63. 8. tliey are my people, so he was tlieir Saviour 
 66. 13. s.i will 1 comfort you, ye shall be comforted 
 
 £2. saith 1,. so sliallyour seed and name remain 
 Jer, 5. 31. and my people love to have it so 
 
 10. 18. will distress them, that they may find it so 
 
 11.4. soshallbe iny people, 1 yourG. Lze/c. .37. 23. 
 19.11. sjiith L. so will 1 break this people and city 
 35. 11. (.ome, let ns go, so we dwell at .lerusalem 
 .38. 20. obey the Lord, so shall it be well unto thee 
 39. 14. so he dwelt among the people 
 
 42. 17. so shall be with all men that set their faces 
 3.29. mouth in dust, if so be there may be hope 
 EzeA\ 12. 11. as 1 have done, so shall be done to them 
 16. 44. saying, as is the mother, so is the daughter 
 
 18. .30. repent, so iniquity shall not be your ruin 
 ■ 28. 14. cherub that covereth, 1 have set thee so 
 
 45. 20. wthou shaltdo,w shall ye reconcile house 
 Dan. 3.17. if it be so, our God is able to deliver us 
 Dos. 3. 3. Shalt abide for me, .w will 1 be for thee 
 
 13.6. so were they filled || JoelZ. 4. so shall they run 
 Jimos 5. 14. so the Lord of hosts shall be with you 
 ZepA. 3. 7. so their dw elling should not be cut off 
 Duff. 2. 5. so my Sp. remaineth among you, fear not 
 
 14. iois this people, so is this nation before me 
 Zech. 1. (i. to our doings, so hath he tlealtwith us 
 
 8. 13.^0 will 1 save you, and ye shall be a blessing 
 14. 15. so shall be plague of horse, as this plague 
 
 Mat. 3.15. .les.said, .Suffer it to be so now, it becom. 
 
 5. 12. for so persecuted they prophets before you 
 
 16. let your light so shine H 19. shall teach men so 
 
 6. 30. if God .so clothe the grass of the field 
 
 8.13. as thou hast believed, fo be it done unto thee 
 
 9. 33. marvelled, saying it was never so seen in Isr. 
 
 11.26. even so, l ath, tor so it seemed, 10/21. 
 
 12. 40. so shall Son ofman be, Luke 11. .30. I I7. 24. 
 
 19. 10. if the case of the man be so with his wife 
 24.46. when comelh shall find so doing, Luke 12.4.3. 
 
 Jklark 7. 18. are ye so without understanding also f 
 
 10. 4.3. but so shall it not be among you 
 
 Luke 12. 38. if he come in watch and find them so 
 54. and so it is |124. 24. found it so as w'omen said 
 John .3. 16. God so loved the world that he gave his 
 
 12. 50. even as the Lather saitl to me, so 1 speak 
 
 13. 13. jesay well, for.fo 1 am || 14. .31.so i do 
 
 35.8. ye bear much fruit, so shall be my disciples 
 9. as l ather hath loved me, so have 1 loved you 
 
 17.18. so have 1 also sent them into world, 20. 21. 
 18.22. Saying, .Answerest thou the high priest sol 
 
 Acts 1. 11’. this .lesus shall .to come in like manner 
 
 3.18. he hath so fulfilled ||7. 1. are these things sol 
 
 8. 32. as a lamb dumb, so opened he not his mouth 
 
 13. 47. for so hath the Lord commanded ns 
 
 14.1. they so spake, that a great multitude believed 
 
 10.5. so w ere the churches established in the faith 
 19.20. .to mightily grew word of God and prevailed 
 
 20. 1.3. for so had appointed, minding to go a-foot 
 24. 14. so worship I the God of m> fathers 
 
 27. 44. so came to pass they escapeil all safe to land 
 Eoni. 5. 15. but not as the offence, so also is free gift 
 
 8.8. so they that aie in the flesh cannot please God 
 
 9. 16. so then it is not of him that willeth nor run. 
 11.26. so all Israel shall Li saved, as it is w ritten 
 12. 20. so doing shalt heap coals of tire on his head 
 
 14. 12. so every one shall give account to God 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 15. he hims. shall be saved, yet so as by fire 
 
 4.1. let man so account of us, as ministers of Chr. 
 
 5. 3. concerning him that hath so done this deed 
 
 6. 5. is it so thartliere is not wise man among you 
 
 7. 17. so let him walk, so ordain I in all churclies 
 £6. I say that it is good for a man .vo to he 
 
 40. but she is happier if slie so abide, my judgm. 
 
 8. 12. when ^ e sin so against the brethren 
 
 9.14. even so hath Lonrordained to live by gospel 
 24. .to run, 26. |1 11. £8. so let him eat tliat bread 
 
 12. 12. all members are one body,.vo also is Christ 
 
 15. 11. so w e preach, and .vo ye believed 
 
 2 C’or. 10. 7- as he is Christ’s, so are we Christ’s 
 11.9. so will 1 keep mys. from being burdensome 
 
 22. are they Hebrew s f so am I ; Isi aelites.'so am 1 
 12. 16. but be it so, 1 did not burden you 
 
 Gal. 4. 29. but as then persecuted, even so it is now' 
 
 6. 2. bear burdens, and so fulfil die law of Christ 
 Eph. 2.15. of twain, one new man, so making peace 
 VAil. 3. 17- brethren, mark them which walk so 
 
 4. 1. my brethren, so stand fast in the Lord 
 Col. 2. 6. as ye receive Christ .les. so w alk ye in him 
 1 Thess. 2. 4. even so we speak, not as pleasing men 
 4. 17. and so shall we ever be with the I.ord 
 lleb. 3. 11. so 1 sware in my wrath, shall notenter 
 
 7. 9- as 1 may so say, f.evi paid tithes in Abraham 
 1 Pet. 1. 15. so be ye holy H 2.15. so is the w ill of (1. 
 
 3.17-it is better, if the will of God be so, to suffer 
 
 1 John 2. 6. he ought hims. so to walk as he w'alked 
 4. 11. G. so loved us, we ought to love one another 
 
 17. because as he is, so are we in this world 
 Eev.\.~i. even so amen H 22. 20. even so come, L. Jes. 
 
 SO be it. 
 
 Jbs//.2.21. Ilahabsaid, accor. to your words, so he it 
 Jer. 11. 5. 1 answered and said, so be jt, O I.ord 
 See Diu, Dikd, Do, Gukat, Long, Much. 
 Lot SO. 
 
 Gen. 19. 7- do not so wickedly ]! 18. oh not so, my L. 
 29. 26. it must not be so done in our country 
 48.18. not so my father, this is the first-born 
 Exod. 30.11. n. so go ye that are men and serve Ty. 
 Lum. 12.7-servant Moses is not .^o, who is faitliful 
 Judg. 2. 17. obeying tlie I.ord, but they did not so 
 14. 15. is it 7iot so 1 II 1 Sam. 20. 2. it is not so 
 
 2 Sam. 20.21. the matter is7t. so, but a man lift, up 
 
 23. 5. altho’ my house he twt so wiih God,yet hath 
 Job 9. 35. and not fear hini; but it is not so w itli me 
 
 Job 24.25. if it be not so, wlio will make me a liar 
 .35.15. but now because it is 7iot so he hath visited 
 Psal. 1.4. ungodly are 7/ot so, but are like the chaff 
 Prov. 15.7- the heart of the foolish doeth 7iut so 
 Isa. 10.7. howbeit ineanetli nut so, nor heart think so 
 16.6. the pritle of Moab, but his lies shall ruit be so 
 Jer. 48. 3i}.7iot be.vo, his lies shall 7wt so effect it 
 Alat. 19. 8. but from the beginning it was not so 
 
 20. 26. but it shall 7iot be so am. you, who will be 
 25. 9. not so, lest there he not enough for us 
 LTike 1. 60. not so, but he shall he called John 
 22. 20. exerc. loniship over them, but shall n. be so 
 Jolm 14.2. if it wereTior so, I would have told you 
 Acts 10.14. but Peter said, 7iot so, Lord, 11. 8. 
 
 Pso/n. 5. 3. 7iot only so, hut we glpry in tribulations 
 
 11. not only so, but we also joy in God thro’ Jesus 
 Eph. 4. 20. hut ye ha> e 7wt so learned Christ 
 Ja/7t. 3. 10. these things ought 7wt so to be 
 SO that. 
 
 Gen. 21.0. so that all that hear will laugh with me 
 28. 21. so that 1 come a^ain to my father’s house 
 47. 13. so that land of Kgy ut and Canaan fainted 
 Exod. 10.20. so that he would not let Isr. go, 11.10. 
 21.12. he tliat smiteth a man, so that he die 
 Dent. 28.34. s. t. thou shalt he mad for sight of ej'es 
 .Judg. 2. 14. so that they could not longer stand 
 1 Satn. 4. 5. shouted, so that the earth rang again 
 
 18. 30. so that his name was much set by 
 
 1 Kmgs 8.25. s. t. thy child, take heed, 2 Citron. 6.16. 
 
 2 Kmgs^. 15. spread it on his face, so that he died 
 
 9. .37. so that they shall not say, this is .iezebel 
 18. 5. so that atfer him was none like him of kings 
 
 Ezra 9-14. .so that there should he no remnant 
 Job 1. 3. .vo that this man w as greatest in the east 
 
 7. 2u. set as a mark, so that l am a burden to myself 
 Psal. 40.12. .vo that 1 am not able to look up 
 .58.11. .vo that a man shall say. there is a reward 
 78. 53. he led them safely, so that they feared not 
 106. .32. s. t. it went ill w ith Moses for their sakes 
 Keel. 6. 2. so that he w anteth nothing for his soul 
 Isa. 47.7 - s. t. thou didst not lay these things to heart 
 
 60.15. been forsaken, s. t. no man went thro’ thee 
 Jer. .33. 26. so that 1 w ill not take any of his seed 
 44. 22. so that the Lord could no hmger hear 
 Lzek. 21.24. so that in all your doings sins ajipear 
 31. 9. so that all the trees in I',den envied liiin 
 Da7i. 8. 4. .so that no beast might stand before him 
 Zech. 1. CL so that no man did lift up his head 
 Mark 15. 5. Jes. answereii not, sot. Pilate marvelled 
 iMke 16. 26. so that they which would pass to you 
 Rom. 1. 20. so that they are without excuse 
 
 15. 19. so </;«? from Jerus. 1 have preached gospel 
 2 Cor. 2. 7. so that contrariw ise ye should foigive 
 
 7..7. so that I rejoiced the more 
 Gal. 5. 17. .10 that ye cannot do the things ye would 
 1 Thess. 1.7.so<. ye were ensamples to all that hel. 
 Heb. 13.0. so t. we may boldly say, L. is my helper 
 Was SO, or SO rras.' 
 
 Gen. L7- and it was so, 9, 11, 15, 24, 30. 
 
 41. 13. as he interpreted to us, .vo it teas 
 Nu?7i. 9.16. so it vras al ways, cloud covered it by nig. 
 
 20. so it was w hen cloud was on tabernacle 
 
 21. so it was w hen cloud abode from even 
 Judg. 6. .38. dew be on the fleece only, and it was so 
 
 19.30. it w. so that all who saw it said, no such deed 
 
 1 Sow. 5. 7 . w hen men of Ashdod saw that it was.io 
 
 10. 9. it was so that w hen he turned from Samuel 
 .30.25. it was so from that day forward made a stat. 
 
 2 S'a7«. 15. 2. it zvas .so w hen any came to the king 
 5. it teas so that when any man came nigh to him 
 
 16. 23. so was all the counsel of Ahithophel 
 
 1 Kings 13. 9. so teas it charged me by word of I.ord 
 
 2 Kmgs 17. 7 . .to it w as that Israel had sinned ag. L. 
 23. so teas Isr. carried away to Assyria to this'day 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 25. so aas the commandment of I.ord 
 L7tke 2. 6. anil .vo it zvas that wliile they were there 
 21. .lesus, who was so named of the angel 
 5. 10. and so zoas also .lames and John astoni.slied 
 Acts 12.15. Rhodaconstantly affirmed itaosevenso 
 SOHLIL 
 
 2 Cor 5. 13. whether we be s. it is for yoiir cause 
 1 Thess. 5-6. let usnot sleep, but let us w atch and bes. 
 
 8. but let us w ho are of the day be s. putting on 
 1 Tizn. 3. 2. a bishop then must be .v. 'J'it. 1. 8. 
 
 11. deacons’wives must bes. faithful in all things 
 Tit.Q. 2. that aged men be s. grave, temperate 
 
 4. they may teach the young women to he s. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 13. gird up the loins of your mind, he s, 
 4. 7. he ye therefore s. and watch unto prayer 
 5.8. bes. be \ igilant, because youraihersary devil 
 S’OBKR LY. 
 
 Rom. 12.3. but to thinks, accord, to measure of faitli 
 Ttt. 2. 12. teaching us that we should live s. right. 
 .SO iWAK-znhided. 
 
 Tit. 2. 6. likewise exhort young men to be s.-znhided 
 SO B L K N KSS. 
 
 Acts 26. 25. but speak forth the words of s. 
 SOBKILIY. 
 
 Rozn. 12. + 3. every man ought to tliink to s. 
 
 1 Tizn. 2.9. that women adorn themselves witli s. 
 
 15. if they continue in faitli and holiness w ith s. 
 SOtlKLl'. 
 
 Exod. .38.27. an hundred talents, a talent for a s. 
 SOCK L I S. 
 
 Exod.Q6. 19. make forty .f. ofsilver>21. 1.36. 24,26. 
 
 two s. under one lioard for two tenons, 
 two under another hoard, 21, 25. j .30 
 21, 26. 
 
 25. and their v. of silver, sixteen s. 30. .30, .36. 
 
 .37. thou shalt cast five ,v. of brass for them, .3i). 38. 
 27.10. their tw enty s. shall he of brass, .38. 10, 11. 
 
 12. on west side pillars ten, their .v. fen, .‘18. 12. 
 
 14. the hangings on one side, their .v. three 
 
 15. on the otliMP side shall he three s. 3{1. 14,15. 
 
 16. their pillars shall he four, their .v. tour 
 
 17. hooks shall be of silver and tlu ir .v. brass, 18. 
 35. 11. make bars, pillar.s, s. of the tabernacle 
 
 17 . langingsof the court, pillars, and their .v. 
 
 .38. 27- s. of the sanctuary. v. of the veil, hundred s. 
 
 30. of the brass of the otferitigs he made s. 
 
 31. s. of the court, and the s. of the court gate 
 40. 18. reared the tabernacle and fastened ills s. 
 
 Nzim. 3. 36. under tlie custody and charge of the 
 sons of Merari shall be the .v. 37- I 4. 31, 32. 
 
 Cazit. 5. 15. as pillars of marble set on s. of gold 
 SOD. 
 
 Gen. 25.29. Jacob s. pottage, Esau came from field 
 2 Chrozi. 35. 13. other holy ofieriugs s. they in ix)ts 
 SODDBM. 
 
 Exod. 12. 9. eat not of it raw, nor s. with water 
 Lezj.6.Q8. earthen vessel wherein it is shall be 
 broken, if it be s. in hrasen [lot, it shall be scoured 
 Nzim. 6. 19. the priest shall take the s. shoulder 
 1 Sazn.tZ. 15. will not have s. rteshof thee, hut raw 
 Lazn. 4. 10. the women have s. their own children 
 SODLRITXG. 
 
 Isa. 41.7. it is ready Ibr^. he fastened it with nails 
 SOIL. 
 
 Job 23.16. for G. maketli my heart .v. and froubleth 
 41. 3. will he speak .v. words unto thee ' 
 
 Psal. 65. 10. thou makestit s. with showers 
 Prov. 15. 1. a s. answer turneth away wratli 
 25. 15. and a s. tongue hreakefli the hone 
 Mat. 11. 8. a man clothed in j. raiment; they that 
 wear s. clothing are in king's houses, Luke 7 25 
 SOLTBR. 
 
 Ps. 55. 21. words were^. than oil, yet drawn swords 
 SOLTLY. 
 
 Gen. 33.14. 1 will lead .v. as cattle, children be able 
 Jzidg. 4. 21. Jael went j. to him, and smote tlie nail 
 Ruth 3. 7. she came s. and uncovered his feet 
 1 Kings “il. 07 . Allah fast, lay in sackcloth, went j. 
 Isa. 8. 6. refuseth the waters of Shiloali that go s. 
 
 38.15. 1 shall go s. all xiy years in bittern, of soul 
 Acts 27. 13. when south wind blew s. they sailed 
 t^OlL. 
 
 J'^sal. 37.1 35. like a tree growing in his own s. 
 E-ek. 17. 8. it was planted in a good s. by great 
 SGJOURM. L'^aters 
 
 Gen. 12. 10. Abraham went down into Egypt to s. 
 
 19. 9. fliey said, this one fellow came in to s. 
 
 £6. 3. s. in this land, and 1 will be w ith thee 
 
 47. 4. they said, for to j. in the land are we come 
 Exod. 12. 48. when a stranger will s. with thee, and 
 keep passover, Lev. 19. 33. Nztm. 9.14.1 15.14. 
 Lev. 17. Ik ot strangers who s. thatoffereth sacrifice 
 10. of strangers that s. that ealeth any blood 
 
 13. who .V. among you that Imnteth any beast 
 
 20. 2. of strangers that .v. that giv. seed to Molech 
 
 25. 45. of strangers that s. of them shall ye hoy 
 Judg. 17. 8. a l.eviie went to v. w here hecoukl 
 
 9.sakl to lilicah, 1 go tos. where 1 may find place 
 Ruth 1.1.1 limelech went to f. in country of Moab 
 
 1 Ktzigs 17.20. evil on the widow with whom I s. 
 
 2 KzzigsQ. 1. arise, w heresoever thou canst j-. 
 Psal. 15. t 1. w ho shall .v. in thy tabernacle ? 
 
 120.5. w oe is me, that I in Mesech, dw ell in tents 
 ha. 2.3.7. her ow n feet shall c arry her afar ofl to .v. 
 52.4. my people w ent dow n into Bgypt fo.v. there 
 Jer. 42. 15. if ye wholly set your faces to enter into 
 I'.gypt, and go to i. there, 17. 1 44, 12, 14, 28. 
 
 22. ye shall die in place whither ye desire to .v. 
 Latn. 4. 15. they said, they shall no more .v. there 
 Lzek. 20. 38. 1 will bring them from where they .y 
 47. 22. divide it to you and strangers who s. among 
 Acts 7. 6. that his seed should s. in a strange laud 
 SO.IOUHIS. ED. 
 
 Gen. 20.1. from thence Al raham s. in Gerar 
 
 21. .34. and s. in the Pliilislines’ land many days 
 32. 4. 1 s. with Laban, and stayed there until now 
 35.27. Hebron, where Abraham and Isaacs. 
 
 Deut. 18. 6. if a Levite come from w here he .v. 
 
 26. 5. s. in Bgypt with a few, and became a nation 
 Jzidg. 17. 7-it J-.evite s. in Be.tlilehem-.hidah 
 
 19.16. an old man of Ephraim ,v. in Giheah 
 2 Kings^. 2. shey. in the land of the Philistines 
 Psal. 105. 2.3. and Jacob s, in the land of I lain 
 lleb. 11. 9. by faith he .v. in the land of promise 
 bO.IOUllIsER. 
 
 Gezi. 23. 4.1 am .v. with yon,give me burying-place 
 Lev. 22.10. y. of priest shall not eat of lioly thing 
 25. 35. a.v. fallen in decay thou shalt relieve 
 
 40. thy brother shall be as a y. with thee 
 
 47. s. was rich by thee, and brother sell hims. toy. 
 Num. 35. 15. these six cities a refuge for Isr. and.r. 
 Ps. 39.12. 1 am asiranger, y. as airmy fathers were 
 SOJOURN EPS. 
 
 Lev. 25. 23. for ye are strangers and s. with me 
 2 kiazn. 4. .3. the Beerothites were s. in Gittaim 
 1 Chrozi. 29. 15. we are .v. as w ere all our fathers 
 SOJOURM'.TH. 
 
 Exod.3. 22.every woman shall borrow of her that y. 
 
 12. 49. one law' shall he to him that is home-horn, 
 and to stranger that y. among you. Lev. 16. 29. 
 Let; 17. 12. nor sliali any stranger thaty. eat lilooa 
 
 18. 26. thaty. among you sliall keep mj- statutes 
 25. 6. sabbath of the land meat for stranger that y. 
 Nuzn. 15. 15. one ordinance shall be for you and for 
 the stranger that .v. with you, 16. 29. I 19. lO, 
 26. and it shall he torgiven the stranger that y. 
 .Josh. 20. 9. these cities of refuge for stranger llint .v, 
 Ezra 1. 4. whoso remaineth in any jdace where he s. 
 Jlzek. 14. 7. every one that .v. in Isr. w hoseparateth 
 47. 2-3. that in what tribe slnuigery. theie give 
 SO.IOl'RNLNG. 
 
 J'xod. 12. 40. the y. of Isr. in Egypt was 4.30 years 
 Judg. 19. La certain I evitey. on mount I'.phr.iini 
 1 Pet. 1. 17. pass the time of your y. here in fear 
 ■SO.AK ED. 
 
 ha. 34.7. their land shall he ,v. with blood, their 
 ■SOBACE. 
 
 Prov. 7. 18. come, let us ,v. ourselves with loves 
 SOl.l), Actinlg, J’assiic/z/. 
 
 Gen. 25. 33. Bsaii.v.his hinlnight iinto Jacob 
 31. 15. our father hath s. us,devoured our money 
 3;. 8. they y. lo^epl) lo the Ishinaclltes tin m1 *.* 
 3(i. the .Miiliaiiitci v.liiin into Bgypt to Potiph.ir 
 
 41. .losepli y. corn unto the Egyptians 
 
 42. (). lie it Was that .v. to all the people of land 
 4.3.4. 1 am Jos. your hiolh. whom ye y. info I \ t 
 
 5. he not angry with yours, that ye s. im- i.iii.er 
 47. 20. for the Egyptians j. every man Ins field 
 
 22. wherefore the priests .v. not their lands 
 Exod. 22.3. if he have noth, then shall be s. for theft 
 
 455 
 
SOM 
 
 SOM 
 
 Lev. C5. C3. the land shall not be .r. for ever 
 25. then shall he redeem that which his brother.?. 
 .3.3. house that was.?. shall go out in year or' jubilee 
 34. butthe field of the suburbs may not be s. 
 
 42. brethren shall not be s. as bond-men 
 
 27 .28. no devoted thing shall be s. or redeemed 
 Lent. 15. 12. and if thy brother be s. unto thee 
 
 , 28. 68. there shall ye be .c. unto your enemies 
 32. 30. except their Kock had .?. them and shut them 
 Judg. 2. 14. lie s. them into hands of their enemies 
 
 3. 8. s. them to Chushan-rishathaim li 4.2. to .labin 
 
 10. 7 . e. tliem into the hands of the Philistines 
 
 1 ^am. 12. y. he ft. them into the hand of .Sisera 
 
 1 Lings 21. 20. thou hast.?, thyself to woik evil 
 
 2 Kings 0. 25. ass's head was ,t. for 80 pieces of silver 
 
 7 . 1. a measure of fine dour i. foi- a shekel, 16. 
 
 17 . 17 . Israel s. themselves to do evil in sight of Ld. 
 
 INe/t.5.ii. have redeemed our brethren who were s. 
 
 to tlie heathen, orsliall they bey. unto us.' 
 13. 15. I testified in day wherein tliey y. victuals 
 
 16. who brought ware and y. on the sabbath 
 Est/i. 7 . 4. for We are y. 1 and my people to be slain 
 and perish; but if we had been y. for bond-men 
 Psal. 105. 17...1oseph who was .v. for a servant 
 Isa. 50. 1. which of my creditors is it to'whom T s. 
 3 ’ou ' for your iniquities have ye y. yourselves 
 
 52.3. ye have ?, j’ourselves for nought, be redeemed 
 Jer. ,34. 14. let go his brother who tiath been y. 
 
 Lam. 5. 4. water for money, our wooil isy. unto us 
 Lzek. 7 .13. seller shall not return to tliat which is s. 
 Joel 3. .3. and they havey. a girl for wine to drink 
 
 6. children of .ludah have ye y. to the Grecians 
 7 .1 will raise thein outof (dace whitherye s. them 
 ylwoy 2.6. they y. the righteous for silver and poor 
 J\Jai. 10. 29. are not two'sparrows y. for a farthing ? 
 
 1.3. 46. went and y. all tliat he had and bought it 
 
 18. 25. his lord commanded him to be y. 
 
 21.12. cast out them tliat y. and bought, overthrew 
 seats of them that y. AJaiL 11. 15. LiJe 19.45. 
 26.9. for this ointment might have been y. for much 
 and given to the poor, il/ar/f 14. 5. Jo/in 12. 5. 
 Lnie 12.6. are not five sparrows y. for two farthings 
 
 17 .28. they bought, they y. they planted, they built 
 John 2.14. found in the temple’ those that y. o.xen 
 
 16. saiil to them thaty. doves, take these hence 
 gJety 2. 45. and y. their possessions and goods, 4. .34. 
 
 4. . 37 . .loses having land y. it, and brought mone^' 
 
 5. 1. Ananias y. 1| 8. 3 ’e s. the land for so much ' 
 
 4. after it was s. was it not in thine own power ? 
 Poni.J. 14. law isspirit. but t am carnal,.?, unrler sin 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 25. whatsoever is.?, in shambles, that eat 
 Lied. 12,16. for one morsel of meat y. his birth--ight 
 
 .SOLDIER. 
 
 John 19 . 2.3. and made four parts, to ever 3 '.?. a part 
 Acts 10 . 7 .Cornelius called a devout y. that waited on 
 28.16. suffered Paul to dwell by himself, with a y. 
 
 2 3’?w. 2.3. endure hardness as a good .?. of Christ 
 
 4. may please him who hath chosen him to be a s. 
 
 SOLDIERS. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 13. the .?. fell upon the cities of .Tudah 
 Lzi'a 8. 22. I was ashamed to require of the kingy. 
 Jsa. 15. 4. the armed y. of IMoab shall cry out 
 Mat. 8. 9. having y. under me, Lukel. 8. 
 
 27 . 27 . the y. took .lesus and gathered to himy, 
 
 28. 12. they gave large money unto the y. 
 
 Luke 3.14. y. demanded, sajdng, what shall we do ? 
 
 23. 36. they, mocked him,offered him vinegar 
 John 19 . 2. y. platted a crown of thorns, put’it on 
 
 23. the y. took his garments, and also Ins coat 
 
 24. these things the y. diil 1| ,32. .?. brake the legs 
 34. but one of the y. with a spear pierced Ins side 
 
 Acts 12. 4. delivered Peter to four quaternions of y. 
 
 6. same night Peter was sleeping between two s. 
 18. there was no small stir among the y. 
 
 21. 32. when they saw the chief captain and y. 
 
 .35. so it was, that he was borne of the .?. 
 
 2.3. 2.3. make ready 200 .?. to go to Cesarea 
 
 27. 31. Paul said to the.?, except these abide 
 
 32. then the .?. cut off the ropes of the boat 
 42. the y. counsel was to kill the prisoners 
 SOLE. 
 
 Gen. 8. 9. dove found no rest for the y. of her foot 
 Lent. 28. .35. with a sore botch from y. of thy foot 
 56. would not set the y. of her foot upon ground 
 65. neither shall the y. of thy foot have rest 
 Josh. 1. 3. every place.?. of your foot shall tread on 
 2.S«w.l4.25. from y. of foot to crown was no blemish 
 Joh’l. 7 . •''atan smote .loh from the y. of his foot 
 Jsa. 1. 6. from .?. offootto head there is no soundness 
 Bzek. 1 . 7 . y. of their feet like the y. of a calf’s foot 
 See Feet. 
 
 SOLEMN. 
 
 Mum. 10.10. in your y. days ye shall blow trumpets 
 Psal. 92 . 3. to sing praise with a .?. sound 
 Jsa. 1. 13. it is iniquity, even the .?. meeting 
 Lam.Q.Q". thou hast called as in a.t. dayMny’terr. 
 LIos. 9. 5. what will ye do in y. day, in day of feast' 
 Zech. 8. 119 . the fast shall be joy and .?. times 
 6 'ce Assembly. Fe.\.st, Feasts. 
 .SOLEMNITY. 
 
 Lent. 31. 10. in the s. of tlie year of release 
 Isa. 30.29. shall have song, as when aholy y. is kept 
 SOLEMMTIE.S. 
 
 Lsa. .3.3. 20. look upon Zion, the city' of our s. 
 
 Lzek. 45. 17 . prince give burnt offerings in y. of Tsr. 
 46. 11. in they, meat offering shall be an ephah 
 SOLE.MNLY. 
 
 Geri. 43. 3. the man did y. protest unto us, saying 
 1 Sam. 8. 9. yet protest s. to them, and shew them 
 SOLlTAllY. 
 
 ’Num.'ll. +3. Ealaam went .?. and God met him 
 Job 3. 7.. let that night be y. let no joyful voice come 
 
 30. .3. for want and famine they were .?. 
 
 Pstd.Cki. 6. God setteth they, in families 
 107 . 4. they wandered in the wilderness in .?. way 
 J.!a.35.1. wildern.andy.placeshall beglad forthem 
 Lam. 1. l._how doth city sit s. that was full of peop. 
 Mark 1. 35. Jesus depart, into a.?. place, and prayed 
 SOLITARILY. 
 
 Mte.J. 14. feed thy people which dwell?, in wood 
 SOME. 
 
 Gen. 19. 19. Lot said, lest y. evil take me, and I die 
 
 456 
 
 Gen. .33.15, let me now leave with thee s. of folk 
 37-20. come, let us slay him, and cast him into .v.pit, 
 and we will say, y. evil beast hath devoured him 
 47 .2. took . 9 . of his brethren and presented to Pha. 
 hzod, 16. 17 . and they gathered y. more, .?. less 
 20. but y. of them left of it till the morning 
 27 . y. went out on se' enth day to gather, found 
 Lev. 4. 7'. shall put.?. of blood on horns of altar, 18. 
 
 17 . the priestsliall dip his finger in y. of the blood 
 Mum. 21. 1. Arad took y. of them prisoners 
 
 27 . 20. thou shalt put y. of thine honour upon him 
 Dent. 24. 1. bee. lie hath found y. uncleanness in her 
 Ruth 2. 16 . let lall y. of handfuls of purpose for her 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 10. s. bade rne kill ttiee, but spared thee 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 9 . lie is hid in y. pit, or in y. other place 
 
 1 Kings 14. 1.3. in him there is found y. good thing 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 9- s. mischief will come upon us 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 7- but I will grant y. deliverance 
 
 16. 10. Asa oppressed y. of people the same time 
 Ezra 10. 44. s. had wives by whom they had childr. 
 Neh. 5. 3. y. said, we have mortgaged our lands 
 
 I. 3. 15. saw I y. treading wine-presses on .Sabbath 
 
 19. and s. of my servants set 1 at the gates 
 
 Job 24. 2. y. remove land-marks, take away flocks 
 Psal. 20. 7 . s. trust in chariots,.?, in horses 
 69 . 20. 1 looked for y. to take pity, there was none 
 Prov. 4.16. sleeptaken away,unlesstheycause y.fall 
 Jer. 49- 9. wouhi they not leave y. gleaning-grapes' 
 Dan. 8. 10. and it cast down .?. of the host and stars 
 
 II. .35. y. of them of understanding shall fall 
 
 12. 2. y. to everlasting life, and s. to shame 
 Amo.y 4. 11. overthrown y. as God ovei'threw Sodom 
 Obad. 5. would they not leave .?. grapes 
 
 Mat. 13. 4. y. fell by way side, Mark 4. 4. Luke^. 5. 
 5.S. fcllon stony places,not much earth, Mcri<-4.5. 
 
 7 . and y. fell among thorns, Mark 4. 7. Luke 8. 7 . 
 
 16. 14. y. say thou art .lohn the Baptist, y. Elias, 
 
 others .leremias, .l/ar.48. 28. Luke 9. 19. 
 
 28. there be .?. standing here, who shall not taste 
 of death till Son of man, Mark 9. 1. Luke9. 19. 
 
 19 . 12. y. eunuchs which were so born, y. niade 
 2.3.31. y. ye shall kill and crucify,.?. ye shall scourge 
 28. 17 . they worshipijed him, t)ut y. doubted 
 Luke 8. 6. s. fell upon a rock, and withered away 
 
 21. 16. and .?. of you shall cause to be put to death 
 John 6. 64. there are .?. of you that believe not 
 Acts 5. 1.5. shadow of Peter overshailow y. of them 
 
 8. 9. giving out that himself was .?. great one 
 
 31. how can 1 e.xcept y. man should guide me ? 
 
 I. 3. 11. seeking y. to lead him by the hand 
 
 17 . 4. y. of them b(“lieved || 21. hear y. new thing 
 
 32. y. mocked j] 27. .34. I pray you take .?. meat 
 19 . .32. y. cried one thing, y. another, 21. .34. 
 
 27 . 44. y. on boards,.?. on broken pieces of the ship 
 
 28. 24. y. believed and .?. believed not 
 
 Rom. 1. 11. that I may impart to you y. spirit, gift 
 
 13. that I might have y. fruit among you also 
 
 3. 3. for what if y. did not believe f 
 
 8. asy. affirm that we say, let us do evil that good 
 
 5. 7- for a good man y. would even tiare to die 
 
 II. 14. if by any means 1 might save .?. of them 
 
 17. and if y. of the branches be broken off 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 18. now,?. are puffed up as though not come 
 
 6. 11. such were s. of you, but ye are washed 
 
 8. 7. for y. with conscience of the idol eat it 
 
 9. 22. that I might by all means save .?. 
 
 10. 7* neither be idolaters as were .?. of them 
 
 8. commit fornication, as y. of them committed 
 
 9. as .?. tempted Christ and were destroyed 
 
 10. nor murmur ye as y. of them murmured 
 
 12. 28. and God hath set s. in the church 
 
 15. 6. greater part remain, but y. are fallen asleep 
 12. how say s. that there is no resurrection I 
 34. for y. have not the knowledge of God 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 2. I think to be bold ag. s. who think of us 
 12. for we dare not compare ourselves with y. 
 
 Gal. 1. 7 . but theie be .?. that trouble you 
 I'.ph. 4. 11. he gave s. prophets, s. evangelists 
 PbiJ. 1. 15. y. indeed preach Ctirist even of envy 
 2 Thess. .3.11. there are.?. among you walk disorderly 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 3. charge y. that they teach no other doct. 
 6. from which .?. having sw’erved, have turned 
 
 19 . ■?. having putaway, have made shipwreck 
 
 4. 1. that in latter times y. shall depai t from faith 
 
 5. 15. y. are already turned aside after Satan 
 
 24. y. men’s sins open before hand, y. men follow 
 
 25. the good works of .?. are manifest before-hand 
 
 6. 10. which while .?. coveted after, they haveerrecl 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. and overthrew the faith of,?. 
 
 20. y. vessels to honour and .?. to dislionour 
 Heb. .3. 4. for every house is builded by .?. man 
 
 16. for y. when they heard, did provoke 
 
 4. 6. itremaineth, that.?. must enter therein 
 
 10. 25. not forsaking as the manner ofy. is 
 
 11. 40. having provided .?. better thing for us 
 
 1.3. 2. for thereiry s. entertained angels unawares 
 2 Pet. 3. 9. Lord is not slack, as .?. count slackness 
 
 16. in which ai’e .?. things hard to be understood 
 Jude 22. of y. have compassion, making a difference 
 Rev. 2.10. the devil shall cast.?, of you into prison 
 SOMEBODY. 
 
 Luke 8. 46. Jesus said, .?. hath touched me 
 Acts3. 36. rose up I’heudas, boasting hims. to bey. 
 SO.MEilllNG. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 26. for he thougiit, .?. hath befallen him 
 Mark 5. 4.3. that .?. should be given her to eat 
 I.uke 11. 54. and seek, to catch .?. out of his mouth 
 John 13. 29 . or that he should give .?. to the poor 
 Acts 3. 5. he gave heed expect, to receive .?. of them 
 
 2.3. 15. as though ye would inquire y. more perf. 
 
 18. this young man who hath .?. to say to thee 
 Gal. 6. 3. for if a man think himself to be y. 
 
 •SOiMETIMES. 
 
 Eph. 2. 13. ye who were .?. afar off are made nigh 
 
 5. 8. for ye were s. darkness, but now light in C. 
 Col. 1. 21. j'ou that w'ere .?. alienated and enemies 
 
 .3. 7 . in which ye walked s. when ye lived in them 
 Tit. .3. .3. we ourselves also w'ere y. foolish, deceiv. 
 
 1 /-’fr.3.20. who y. were disobedient indaysof Noe 
 SOMEWHAT. 
 
 Lev. 4.13. have done.?. against commandments, 27. 
 
 22. when a ruler hath done y. through ignorance 
 
 SON 
 
 Lev. 13. 6 . if the plague be s. dark, 21, 26, 28,56. 
 
 19. there be a bright spot, and y. reddish, 24. 
 
 1 Sam. 2 . t .36. put me .?. about the piiesthood 
 
 1 Kings 2.14. he said, 1 have y. to say unto thee 
 
 2 Kings 3.^0. I will run after hirri,and'taKe f. of him 
 2 Chron. 10 .4. ease y. grievous servitude of thy father 
 
 9. ease s. the yoke || 10. make it s. lighter for us 
 Luke 7 . 40. Simon, 1 have s. to say unto thee 
 ActsT.i. 20. as to inquire y. of him more perfectly 
 
 25. 26._0 king, that 1 might have y. to write 
 Rom. 15.24. it first 1 be y. tilled with your company 
 2 Cor. 3. 12 . that you may have y. to ans??er them 
 
 10. 8 . tho’ I sh< uld boast s. more of our authority 
 Gal. 2. 6 . but of those who seemed to be y. 
 lleb. 8 . 3. of necessity this man have s. also to offer 
 Rev. 2 . 4. nevertheless, 1 have y. against thee 
 .SON. 
 
 J'his name is given to a male child considered in 
 the relation he hears to his parents. Seth uas 
 the son of Adam, Enos uas son to Seth, 
 Gen. 4. 25, 26. It is given also to a grandson ; 
 IVIei)hibosheth is called the son of Saul, 2 .Sam. 
 19 . 24. though he uas the son of Jonathan, uho 
 uas Saul’s .son, 2 Sam. 9. 6. It is put for a 
 succe.s.sor, or the descendant of a man, 1 am the 
 son of the wise, the son of ancient kings, ha. 
 19. 11. Thus the po.sterity of Jacob me called 
 frequently the children of Israel. Son ts a name 
 given by masters and teachers to their scholars; 
 idi called .Samuel his son, 1 Sam. .3. 6. And 
 Solomon frequently calls his pupil son, Prov. l. 
 
 8 . /Ind this name they gave them to shew their 
 paternal authority and affection, and to make 
 thpn more attentive and obedient. At. Paul calls 
 Timothy his own .son, 1 Tim. 1 . 2. To 1 imothy 
 my ow n son in the faith ; who truly resembles 
 me, and has been confirmed in the Jaith by my 
 means. Obed is called the son of Naomi. Ruth 
 4. 17 . There is a s<jn bom tp Naomi; one who 
 will nourish, comfort, and assist her, as a dutiful 
 son succours his parents. Hazael enZ/y Benhadad 
 Elisha’s son, one that honoured him as a son does 
 his father, 2 Kings 8 . 9. God calls the posterity 
 Jacob his son. Exod. 4. 22. Israel is my son, 
 even my first-born. They are the first and only 
 nation that 1 have chosen for my peculiar peo¬ 
 ple. Ezekiel is called Son of man about eighty- 
 nine times; And Christ about eighty times in the 
 Evangeli.’'ts. 
 
 SON’S of God. See on Child. 
 
 Gen. 17 . T 12 . he that is y. of eight days be circumc. 
 16. I will give thee a .?. of Sarah, 19. I 18. IP, 14. 
 
 21. 2. Sarah bare Abraliam a y. in his old age, 7 . 
 
 10. cast out this bond woman and her y. 
 
 24. 36. Sarah my master’s wife bare a .?. 
 
 44. the Lord hath appointed for my master’s s. 
 51. and let her be thy master’s y. wife 
 
 29 . .33. he hath therefore given me this .?. also 
 
 30. 6. God hath heard me, and given me a y. 
 
 24. the Lord shall add to me another y. 
 
 35. 17 . fear not, thou shalt have this .?. also 
 118. the y. of my sorrow'; y. of the right hand 
 37 . 3. because he was the .?. of his old age 
 Erod. 1.16. if it be a s. then ye shall kill him 
 
 22. every ,?. that is born ye shall cast into river 
 2. 10. the child grew, and he became her y. 
 
 4. 25. Zipporah cut off the foreskin of her y. 
 
 12. 1 5. j’our lamb shall be .?. of a year. Lev. 12. ^ 6. 
 21. .31. w'hether he have gored a y. or a daughter 
 
 23. 12. the y. of thy handmaid may be refreshed 
 
 29 . 30. that y. that is priest in stead put them on 
 Lev. 12. 6. the days of her purifying tor a s. 
 
 24. 10. the y. of an Israelitish woman strove in 
 
 11. the Israelitish woman’s .?. blasphemed 
 
 25. 49 . his uncle, or his uncle's .?. may redeem him 
 Kum. 23.18. hearken unto me thou .?. of Zippor 
 27- 4. because he hath no y. 1| 8. if die and have no y. 
 
 Dent. 13. 6. if.?, of thy mother entice thee secretly 
 
 21.16. that he may not make the y. of the beloved, 
 
 first-born, before the y. of the hated, 17 
 
 18. if a man have a stubborn and rebellious s. 
 
 20. this our.?. is stubborn and rebellious, not obey 
 28. 56. eye shall be evil towards her y. and daught. 
 Jo.sh. 6. 26. in his youngest y. set up the gates of it 
 
 15. 8. border went by the valley ofy. of llinnom 
 Judg. 3. 12. arise, lead captive, thou y. of Abinoam 
 
 9 . 18. have made the .?. of his maid servant king 
 28. Gaal said, is not he the y. of Jerubbaal r 
 
 11. 2. for thou art the y. of a strange woman 
 .‘14. besides her he had neither y. nor daughter 
 
 13. .3. t)ut thou shalt conceive and bear a y. 5, 7. 
 
 24. the woman bare a y. and called him Samson 
 Ruth 4. 13. Ruth bare ay. H 17 . ay. born to Naonr 
 
 1 Sam. 1.23. Hannah gave bery. suck until W'eaned 
 4.20. women said, fear not, for thou hast born a.?. 
 
 9.2. Kish had wliose name was .Saul a young m. 
 
 10. 11. what is this that is come to .?. of Kish ? 
 
 13. 11. .Saul the y. of one year in his reigning 
 
 16. 18. 1 have seen the .?. of Jesse that is cunning 
 
 17 . 55. whose .?. is this.’ 11 58. whose .?. art thou 
 
 18. t 17- only be thou .?. of valour for me and fight 
 20 . 27 . wherefore cometh not they, of .Iesse.’ 
 
 30. thou y. of the perverse rebellious woman 
 
 31. for as long as the.?. of .lesse liveth on ground 
 22 . 7 . will.?, of lesse give you fields ami viiieyards 
 
 9 . Doeg said, 1 saw the s. of Jesse coming to Nob 
 
 12. Saul said, hear now’, thou .?. of Ahitub 
 
 25.10. who isy. of .lesse r H I 7 . he is such ay. of Bel. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 1.3. he said, 1 am the .?. of a stranger 
 
 9 . .3. Jonathan hath vet s. who is lame on his feet 
 
 9. given thy master's .?. all that pertained to .Saul 
 
 10. that master’s y. may have food to eat; Me- 
 
 phibosheth thy master’s s. shall eat at 
 my table 
 
 10. 2. T w'iil shew' kindness to the .?. of Nahash 
 16 . .3. king said, and where is thy master’s s. ? 
 
 18.12. not put forth my hand against the king’s y. 
 
 18. 1 have no.?. to keep my name in remembrance 
 2it. shall bear no tidings, because king's .<. is dead 
 20.1. nor have we inheiitance in the ?. of Jesse 
 1 Kings 3.6. thou hast given him a.?. to sit on throne 
 
 26. for her bowels yearned upon her y. 
 
SON 
 
 SON 
 
 SON 
 
 ^rjw^j.5.7.1iath given Dav a wise ^.over tliis people 
 7 .14. Hiram was a widow's s. ot tribeofNaphtali 
 
 12. 16. no inheritance in s. of .lesse, 2 Citron. 10.16. 
 
 14.1. Abijali the s. of Jeroboam tell sick 
 
 5 . she coiiieth to ask a thing of thee for her s. 
 
 17 . 17 . the .V, of the mistress of the house fell sick 
 
 20 . brought evil on the widow, by slaying her s. 
 
 22. 26. carry him to .loash king’s s'. 2 Chr. Id. 25. 
 ZKitiffsl. 17 . .lehoram reigned, because he liadnos. 
 
 4 . 6 . she said to he), .v. bring me yet a vessel 
 
 16. about this season thou shalt embrace a s. 
 
 17 . and the woman bare a s. at that season 
 
 28. did 1 desire a s. of my lord i' 1137. took u p her s. 
 
 6 . 29 . give s. to eat him, and she hath hid her .v, 
 
 32. see ye how this s. of a murderer liath seiit 
 
 8 . ]. the woman whose s. he had lestored to lire 
 
 5. this is her s. whom Elisha I'estored to life 
 
 11.1. Athaliahsaw her .r. was dead, 2 C/ir. 22. 10. 
 
 4 . .lehoiada sliewed them the king's s. 
 
 12 . he lirouglit forth the king's s. and put-crown 
 
 1 C/iron. 12. 18. and on lliy side, thou .v. of Jesse 
 
 20 . 6 . and he also was the s. of tlie giant 
 
 £2.9. behold, a .V. shall be born to thee, a man of rest 
 
 2 C/iron. 21. 17. so that tliere vyas never a s. left him 
 
 22. 9 . buried him, because he is .v. of Jehoshaphat 
 
 23. 3. hesaid, behold, the kina’s j-. shall reign 
 Neh. 11. 14. Zabdiel their ovei'seer, s. of greatmen 
 Job 18. 19 . Ite shall neither have nor nephew 
 Psal. 2. 12. kiss the .f. lest he be angry, and ye perish 
 
 50. 20. thou slanderest thine own mother's s. 
 
 72 . 1. and thy righteousness unto the king’s s. 
 t 17 . as a s. to continue his father’s name 
 86. 16 . and save the s. of thine, handmaid 
 89. 22. nor shall the of wickedness afflict him 
 , 116. 16. I am the j. of thine handmaid 
 
 * Prov. 3. 12. as a father i. in whom he delightefh 
 
 4. 3.1 was my father’s .s', only beloved ofmy mother 
 10. 1. a wise s. maketh a glad father, 15. 20. 
 
 5. he that gathereth in summer is a wise j.sleep- 
 eth in harvest, j. causeth shame, 17 . 2. I 19.26. 
 
 13. 1. a w ise ^. heareth his father's instruction 
 
 17 . 25. foolish .S', is a grief to his lather, and bittern. 
 
 19. 13. a foolish s. is the calamity of his father 
 £ 8 . 7 . whoso keepeth the law, is a wise .f. 
 
 31. 2. and wliat, the .9. of my womb, ofmy vows.^ 
 Peel. 5.14. he begetteth a s. nothing in his hand 
 10. 17 . blessed land, when king is the .s. of nobles 
 Jsa. 5. 't 1. a vineyard in the Ir rn of the of oil 
 
 7 . 4 . not afraid of the anger of the s. of Rentaliah 
 
 6. let us set a king in it, even the s', of labeal 
 
 9. the head of .Saihariais Uemaliah’ss. 
 
 14. behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a a. 
 
 0. 6. unto us a child is born, unto us a s. is given 
 
 14.12. how' art titou fallen,O Lucifer, s. of raoi ning 
 22. 1 will cutoff fi'Oin Babylons. and nephew 
 
 19. 11. 1 am s. of the w ise, thes. of ancient kings 
 
 21. -t 10. O my thi eshing, and the .s', of my door 
 49. 15. not have compassion on the s. of her womb 
 56. 3. neither let the s. of the stranger speak 
 
 Per. 6. 26. make thee moui ning, as for an only s. 
 
 33. 21. should not have a s. to I'eign on his thione 
 pzel:. 14. £0. they shall deliver neither s.nor daiight. 
 
 18. 4. soul of the s. is mine, soul that sins shall die 
 
 10. if he begets, that is a robber, shedder of blood 
 14. a s. that seeth his father’s sins and doeth not 
 
 19. why doth not s. bear iniquity of the father? 
 when the s. hath dssne what is law ful and right 
 
 20. s. not heal' iniquity of father, nor father of s. 
 44. 25. for s. or daughter they may defile thems. 
 
 JIos. 1. 3. he took Gomer, which bare him a s. 8. 
 
 I. 3. 13. he is an unwises, for he should notstay long 
 
 .14.1 was no pi ophet, noi' w'as I a pi'ophet’s s\ 
 
 8. 10. I w'ill make it as mourningofan only s. 
 Mte. 7 . 6. for the s. dishonoureth the father 
 
 JUIal. 1.0.s.honoin eth his father, a servant his master 
 A/a(. 1. 21. she shall bring forth a s. P?iie 1. 31. 
 
 9 . 2. .lesus said, s. be of good cheer, IMark 2. 5. 
 
 10. 37 . he that loveth s. or daughte)' more tlian me 
 
 11. 27 . no man know eth s. but Father, nor any the 
 Father, save s. and he to whom s. Luke 10. 22. 
 
 13. 55. the carpenter’s s. Mark 6. 3. Luke 4. 22. 
 16. 16 . thou art Christ the s. of the living tlod 
 
 21. 28. and said, s. go work today in my vineyard 
 38. but when husbandmen saw the s. they said 
 
 22. 42. what think ye of Chi ist ? w hose s. is he ? 
 Mark 12.6. havimr yet one s. his well-beloved 
 
 13. 12. father shall betray the s. childien rise up 
 
 32. that hour knoweih not the s. but Father 
 
 14. 61. art thou the Christ, the s. of the blessed ? 
 Luke 1.13. Elisabeth shall bear tliee .9. naii'ie John 
 
 .32. he shall be called the s. of the Highest 
 36. Elisabeth conceived a.9. ||.57. brought forth j. 
 2.48. mother said, .9. why liastthou dealt with us? 
 
 3. 23. Jesus about .30 years, being, as w as supposed, 
 the.9. of .losepii, who was the of Heli 
 
 7 .12. dead man carried out, only s. of his mother 
 10. 6. if . 9 . of peace be there, your peace shall rest 
 
 II. 11. if a .9, shall ask bread of any of you 
 12.53. the father shall be divided against the s. 
 
 15. 13. the younger s. gatheied all together 
 31. . 9 . thou art ever with me, all is thine 
 
 16. 25. e. remember, that thou in thy life time 
 
 19 . 9 . forasmuch as he also is the .9. of Abraham 
 John 1.18. only begotten ^.w'ho is in bosom of Father 
 
 45. '9ve have found Jesus of >1 azaieth s. of Joseph 
 
 3. 35. the Father loveth the J. given, 5. 20. 
 
 .36. that believeth on the s. that believethnot s. 
 
 4. 46. a certain nobleman whose .9. was sick 
 
 5. 19. can do nothin;.'' of Idmself, what things 
 seeth Father do, these things doth the s. likewise 
 
 21. even so the . 9 . quickeneth whom he will 
 
 22. but liath committed all judgment to the . 9 . 
 
 23. that all men should honour the .9. he that ho- 
 
 noureth not the .9. honoureth not the Father 
 26. so hath he given to s. to have life in himself 
 
 6. 40. evei y one who seeth . 9 . and believeth on him 
 42. they said, is not this Jesus the . 9 . of Joseph ? 
 
 8. 35. but.9. abideth for ever 119. 19. is this your s.? 
 
 36. if .9. theref. shall make you free, shall be fi ee 
 •9. 20. his parents said, we know that this is our j'. 
 14. 1.3. tliat the Father may be glorified in the s. 
 
 17. 12. none of them is lost but the j. of pei dition 
 
 John 21.15. Simpn . 9 . of Jonas, lov. thou me more th. 
 Aets 4. .36. Barnabas, s. of consolation, a J.evife 
 
 7 . 21 . took him up, and nourished foi' her own . 9 . 
 
 13. 22. I have found David the s. of .lesse, a man 
 
 23. 6. 1 am Pharisee, the s. of a Pharisee 
 
 16. Paul’s sistei-’s s. heard of their lying in wait 
 Rom. 9. 9 . at this tii'ne Sarah shall have a s. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 28. thenshall s. also himself be subject 
 Gal. 4. 7 . no more a serv. but s. and iff. then an lieir 
 
 ;iU. cast out the bond-woman and her f. tor the s. 
 of the bond-woman shall not be heir w ith the s. 
 Phil 2. 22. as a f. w ith father, he served in gospel 
 Col. 4. 10. and .Mai'cus sister’s .9 to Bai nabas 
 
 2 'I'hess. 2. 3. (hat man of sin the f. of pei dition 
 
 1 Tim. 1.18. this chai'ge 1 commit to thee s. Timothy 
 lleb. 1.5.1 will be a fath. and he shall be to me a f. 
 
 8. but to the f. he saith, thy throne is for ever 
 .3. 6. but Christ as a s. over his own house 
 
 5. 8. tho’ he wei e a s. yet learned he obedience 
 
 7 . 28. but the word of the oath maketh the f. 
 
 11.24. refused to be called f. of Phaiaoh's daughter 
 
 12. 6. and scourgeth eveiy f. whom he leceiveth 
 
 7 . fo.- w'hatf. is he whom father chasteneth not ? 
 2Fe<.2.15. f<)llowingthe way of F.alaam, s. of Bozor 
 
 1 John 2. 22. is antichrist that denieth Father and s. 
 
 23. whosoever denieth the s. the same hath not the 
 
 Father, but he that acknowledgeth the s. 
 
 24. ye also shall continue in the s. and in Father 
 
 4. 14. Father sent the s. to be the Saviour of world 
 
 5. 12. he that hath the . 9 . hath life ; and he that 
 
 hath not the .9. of God hath not life 
 
 2 John 3..from Lord .lesus Christ f. of the Father 
 
 9 . he that abideth hath both the Father and the f. 
 
 Hee D.cviu. 
 
 SON of God. 
 
 Dan. .3. 25. form of the fourth is like the f. of God 
 Mat. 4. .3. if thou be the s. of God, command that 
 these stones be made bread, 27. 40. Luke 4. 3, 9. 
 
 8. 29. to do with thee, .lesus thou s. of G. art thou 
 
 come to torment us before the time ? Luke 8. 28. 
 
 14. 33. saying, of a truth thou art tlie f. of God 
 
 26. 63. tell us whether ithou be Christ the s.of God 
 
 27 . 43. for he said, 1 am the s. of God 
 
 54. truly this w'as the s. of God, Mark 15. 39. 
 Mark 1. i. the gospel of Jesus Christ the f. of God 
 .3. 11. saying, thou art the s. of God, John 1. 49. 
 Luke 1. 35. that holy thing shall be called s. of God 
 .3. .38. was the s. of Adam, w hich vyas the f. of God 
 4.41. devils cameout of many, cryingout, thou art 
 Christ the .9. of God, John 6. 69.1 11. 27- 
 
 22. 70- they said, art thou then the s. of God'! 
 
 John 1. 34.1 bare record, that this is (he s. of God 
 .3. 18. not believed in the only begotten s. of God 
 
 5. 25. dead shall hear the voice of the s. of God 
 
 9. 35. he said, dost thou believe on the s. of God? 
 
 10. .36. because 1 said, 1 am the s. of God 
 11.4. that the j.c/Gorf might be glorified thereby 
 
 19. 7 . because he made himsell the s. of God 
 
 20. 31. believe that Jesus is Christ, the s.of God 
 Acts 8. . 37 . 1 believe that Jesus Christ is s. of God 
 
 9.20. he preached Christ, that he is the . 9 . of God 
 Horn. 1. 4. declared to be the s. of God w ith power 
 2 Cor. 1.19- for the s. of God was not yea and nay 
 Gal. 2. 20. 1 live by the faith of the s. of God 
 Eph. 4. 1.3. come in unity of knowledge of s. of God 
 IJ?h. 4.14. a great high priest, .lesus the s.of God 
 
 6. 6. they crucify to themselves s. of God afresh 
 
 7 . 3. but made like fo the s. of God abideth a priest 
 10 . 29 . who hath trwJden under foot the s. of God 
 
 1 John 3. 8. for this purposes, of God was manifested 
 
 4. 15. whoso shall confess Jesus is the s. of God 
 
 5. 5. he that believeth .lesus is the s. of God 
 
 10. he that believeth on the s. of God hath witness 
 
 1.3. that ye may believe on the name of s. of God 
 
 20. and w e know that the s. of God is come 
 Rev. 2. 18. write these things, saith the s. of God 
 
 His .SON. 
 
 Gen. 4. 17 . called the city aftername of hiss. Enoch 
 
 9. 24. Boah knew what younger s. had done 
 
 21. 11. thing was very grievous because of hiss. 
 
 22. 10. Abraham took the knife to slay his s. 
 
 1.3. offered him for burnt offering instead of his s. 
 
 24. 48. take my master’s brother’s daughter to his s. 
 
 25. 6. sent from Isaac his s. vvhile he yet lived 
 
 11. after the death of Abram, God blessed his s. 
 .34. 20. Shechem his s. came to gate of their city 
 
 26 . they slew Hamor and Shechem his s. 
 
 . 37 . 34. .lacob mourned tor his s. many days 
 Exod. 21. 9. if he hath betrothed her to hts s. 
 
 .32. 29 . consecrate, even every man upon his s. 
 Lev. 21.2. but for his s. he may be defiled 
 Num. 20. 26. and put them on Eleazar his s. 28. 
 Deut. 1.31. God bare thee, as a man doth bear 
 7 . 3. thy daughter thou shalt not give to his s. 
 
 8.5. as a man chasteneth his f. so the J.. chasteneth 
 
 18. 10. not any maketh his s. fo pass thro’ the fire 
 
 2 'Sam. 13. .37. David mourned tor his s. every day 
 16. 19 . should I not serve in presence of his s. ? 
 
 19. 2. how the king was grieved for his s. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 35. take kingdom out of his s. hand 
 .36. andto/ijf s. will 1 give one tribe, that David 
 
 15. 4. give him a lamp, fo set up his s. after liim 
 
 16. 1.3.“for all the sins of Elah/ojj'. they sinned 
 
 2 Kings .3. 27. took / 1 /. 9 eldest f. should havereigiied 
 16 . 3. Ahaz made/ii.9 x. to pass thro’ the fire 
 
 21 . 6 . IVlauasseh made his s. jiass through the fire 
 7 . of which Lord said to David and to Solomon 
 
 his s. will I ()ut my name, 2 Citron. .33. 7- 
 
 23. 10. no man might make his .9. pass through fire 
 2 Chrott. 24. 22. thus loash the king slew his s. 
 Prov. 13. 24. he that spareth his rod, hateth his s. 
 29 . 21. shall have him become hiss.'dt length 
 
 3',). 4. what is his s. name, if thou canst tell 
 Jer.‘2~.’t. all nations shall serve//t.t s. and hisson's s. 
 Dan. 5. 22. thou his s. O Belshaz. hast not humbled 
 .3.17. spare them, as a nian spareth his s. 
 Mai. 7 . 9 . w hat man, whom it Ins v. ask bread 
 
 21. . 37 . last of all he sent unto them his s. 
 
 22. 2. a king who made a marriage for his s. 
 
 45. how is he then hiss.? Mark 12. .37. Luke 20. 44. 
 John .3. 16. that he gave his only begotten s. 
 
 17 . God sent not his s. to coiidenui the w orld 
 
 John 4. 5. ground (hat Jacob gave to his s. .Joseph 
 
 47 . that he would come down and heal his s. 
 
 Acts 3. 1.3. (lod hath glorified//A'. 9 . .lesus 
 
 26. God having raised u()//i9 .s. .lesus, sent him 
 Rom. 1. 9. whom 1 serve in the gospel of his s. 
 
 5. 10. were reconciled to God by death of his s. 
 
 8. .3. God sending/«A'own s. in likeness of tiesh 
 29. to be conformed to the image of his s. 
 
 .32. he that spared not his own s. but delivered 
 1 Cor. 1. 9 . called to the fellowship of his s. Jesus 
 Gal. 1. 16 . it pleased God to reveal hiss, in me 
 4. 4. God sent forth .9. made of a woman 
 
 6. God sent the spirit of his s. into your hearts 
 Col. 1.13. translated us into kingdom of/iAdear s. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 10. and to wait lor//A from heaven 
 Ileh. 1. 2. G. in lastdays hath spoken to us by his s. 
 
 11. 17 . Abraham oliered up his only begotten s. 
 Jam. 2. 21. when had offered Isaac his i.on altar 
 1 John 1.3. our fellowsh. is with Fath. and his s. .les. 
 
 7 . blood of Jes. ('.. his s. cleaiiseth us from all sin 
 .3. 2.3. that we believe on the name of his s. Jesus 
 
 4. 9. God sent/ii .9 only begotten .9. into the world 
 
 10 . and sent his s. fo he propitiation for our sins 
 
 5. 9. the w itness, which he hath testified of his s. 
 
 10. that believeth not God, made him a liar, he 
 
 believeth not record God gave of hiss. 
 
 11. this life is in his s. |1 20. we are in his s. Jesus 
 
 .SON-m-/azy. 
 
 Gen. 19. 12. hast thou heie any besides s.-in-law? 
 Judg. 15.6. Samson the s.-in-law of \.\\b Timnite 
 19. 5. the damsel’s father said unto his s.-in-law 
 
 1 Ham. 18.18. I should \>o s.-in-law to the king,2.3. 
 
 21. Saul said, thou siialt this day be my s.-in laio 
 
 22. now therefore be the king’s s.-in law 
 
 26. it pleased David well to be king’s 
 
 27 . that he might be the king's j.-fw-Zaa' 
 
 22.1-1. who is so faithful as the king’s 
 
 2 KingsS. 27. .lehoram was s.-in-l. of house of Ahab 
 Kelt. 6. 18. Tobiah was s.-in-law to Shechaniah 
 
 13.28. was s.-in-law to Sanballatthe lloronite 
 
 Hee Br.Lov£u. 
 
 Mg SON. 
 
 Gen. 21. 10. Ishmael shall not be heir w ith my s. 
 
 23. swear that thou wilt not deal falsely with my s. 
 22 . 7 . my fathei', and he said, heie am I, my s. 
 
 8. my s. God w ill provide himself a lamb 
 
 24.3. shalt not take w ife to my s. of Canaanites, .37. 
 4. go to my kindred, and take wife to my s. 7 , 38. 
 
 6. that thou bi'ing not s. thither again, 8. 
 
 27 . 8. now therefore, my s. obey my voice, 43. 
 
 13. his mothersaid, upon me be thy curse, 
 
 18. he said, here am 1, w ho art thou, my s. ? 
 
 21. whether thou be mys ory s. Esau, or not, 24. 
 
 27 . see, the smell of my s. is as smell of a field 
 . 37 . and what shall I do now unto thee, my s. ? 
 
 .34. 8. the soul of my s. longeth foi' your daughter 
 37 . .33. and he knew it, and said, it is my s. coat 
 .35. 1 w ill go into the grave to my s. mourning 
 .38. 11. remain, till Shelah my s. be grow n 
 £6. because that I gave, her not to Shelah my s. 
 42. .38. he said, my s. shall not go down w ith you 
 
 43.29. he said, God be gr.acious tp thee, niy s. 
 -45.28. it is enough, .loseph my s. is yet alive 
 
 48. 19. .lacob said, 1 know it, my s. 1 know it 
 
 49 . 9 . from the prey, my s thou art gone up 
 Exod. 4. 22. Israel is my s. even my first-born 
 
 2 . 3 . let my s. go, tliat he may serve me 
 Jo.sh. 7 . 19 . my s. give glory to the God of Israel 
 Judg. 8 . 2.3. neither shall my s. rule oyer you 
 
 17 . 2. mother said, blessed be thou of the L.my s, 
 .3. dedicated for my s. to make a graven image 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 6. 1 called not my s. lie down again 
 4.16. and he said, w hat is there done, my s. ? 
 
 10. 2. sorrowed), say in”-, w'hat shall 1 do for my s. ? 
 
 14. 39. though it be in .lonathan my s. he shall die 
 40. I and Jonathan mys. will be on the other side 
 42. cast lots between me and Jonathan my s. 
 
 22. 8. that my s. hath made a league, w ith son of 
 .lesse, or that my ^.hath stirred up )uy servant 
 
 24. 16. is this thy voice, mys. David r 26. I 7 . . 
 
 26. 21. 1 have sinned, return, my s. David 
 
 25. Saul said, blessed be thou, my s. David 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 14. I will be his father, he shall be mys. 
 
 13.25. king said, nay, my s. let us not all now go 
 
 14.11. not sull'ei' revengei's, lest they desiioy my s. 
 16. desti'ov me and my s. out of the inheritance 
 
 16. 11. behold mys. who came foi'di of my bowels 
 
 18. 22. Joab said, w herefoie wilt thou run, my .f. ? 
 
 33. the king was moved, and wejit, thus he said, 
 
 O my s. Absalom, my s. my s. Absalom, 19. 4. 
 
 1 Kings 1.21. 1 and mys. be counted oflenders 
 3. 20. she arose and took my s. from beside me 
 
 21. behold, it was not my s. which I did bear 
 
 22. the woman said, nay, but the living is my s. 
 
 2.3. thy son is the dead, and my s. is the living 
 
 17 . 12. that 1 may dress it for me and my s. 
 
 18. she said, ai t thou come to me to slay my s.? 
 
 2 A’fw( 7 ^6.28. and we w ill eatwiy . 9 . to-morrow 
 29. so we boileil my s. and did eat him, give thy s. 
 
 14. 9. give thy daughter to my s. 2 Citron. 25. 18. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 1.3. and he shall be my s. 22. 10 . 
 
 22.11. now, 9 . I,, w ill be w ith thee, and prosper 
 
 28. 6. I have chosen him to be my s. wil l be his fath. 
 
 9. thou, .Solomon, my s. know' tlod ot thy fath-" 
 
 29 . 1. .Solomon w/yx. w hom Gd. alone hath chosen 
 ig. give to Solomon my .'. a perfect heart to keep 
 
 Ps. 2 . 7 . L. said to me, thou ai t my (his day have 
 1 begotten thee, .-lets 1.3. 33. Ileh. 1. .5. | 5. 5. 
 Prov. .3. 11. my s. despise not the chastening of the 
 Lord, nor be weary of his correction, Heb. 12. 5. 
 
 6.3. do this now, wy . 9 . and deliver thyselt 
 
 23.26. my s. give me thine heart, observe my W'ays 
 24.21. my s. rear thou the l/ml and (he king 
 
 27 . 11 . wy r. be wise, and make my heart glail 
 .31.2. what, my s. and what, the son of my vows 
 
 Keel. 12. 12. further, by these mys. be admonished 
 Jer. .31.20. is Ephraim my dear .9. ? is ple.isantchild ? 
 Ezek. 21. 10. itcontemneth rod'of my s. asevery tree 
 JJos. 11.1. I called my y. out of Egypt, .Mat. 2. 15. 
 .Mat. 3. 17 . voice saying, this is my beloved s. 17.5. 
 17 . 1-5. Lord, have’mercy on mys. he is lunatic 
 21. 37 . tliey will reverence my s. Mark 12. 6. 
 
SON 
 
 SON 
 
 SON 
 
 Mark 9 . 17, Master, T have broiidit to thee my s. 
 I,vke9. 38. blaster, 1 beseecli thee, look upon mys. 
 
 I. 5. C4. tor this mys. was dead and is alive a^aiii 
 
 1 Tim. 1. C. to Tiinothy my own f. in the faith 
 
 2 Tim. ‘1. 1. my s. be strong in grace that is in Chr. 
 Tit. 1.4. to 1 itns mine own .s. after common laith 
 Philem. 10. I beseech thee for my .v. Onesimus 
 liev. 21. 7- 1 will be his God, he shall be tny s. 
 
 Thy SO N. 
 
 Gen. 22. 2. take now thy s. thine only s. Isaac 
 
 12. thou hast not withheld thy s. thine only s. .16. 
 
 24. 5. must 1 needs bring thy s. again to the land ? 
 27. 32. he said, 1 am thy s. thy first-born I'.sau 
 . 37 . 32. know now whether it be thy .v. coat or no 
 48. 2. behold, thy .Joseph cometh unto thee 
 
 Pxod. 4. 23. 1 will slay thy s. even thy first-born 
 
 10. 2. tell in the ears of thy s. and son’s s. 
 
 13. 8. thou Shalt shew thy in that flay, sas’ing 
 
 14. when thy s. asketh thee, what is this' shalt say, 
 by strength brought from I'gypt, Devi. 6. 20. 
 
 20. Ilk jiot do any work, thou, nor thy s. seventh 
 day is the sabbath, thou shalt not do. Dent. 5. 14. 
 
 Dent. 6. 21. then thou shalt say unto thys. 
 
 7 . 3. nor his daughter shalt thou take unto thy s. 
 
 4. they will turn away thys. from following me 
 
 12.18. eat them before Ld. thou and thy s.'ifi.ll,14. 
 13. 6. if thy s. entice thee secretly, saying 
 Jndg. 6. .30. bring out thy s. that he may <lie 
 
 8. 22. rule over us, thou, thy s. and thy son’s s. 
 
 1 !Sam. 16.19. .Saul said, send me David thy s. 
 
 25. 8. give to thy servants, and to thy s. David 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 11. there shall notone hair of thy s. fall 
 1 Kinys\. 12. s.ivethy life and Wieoi thy s. Solom. 
 
 13. thy s. Solomon shall reign after me, 17 , .30. 
 
 .3. 22. the dead is thys. || 2.3. and thy s. is the dead 
 
 5. 5. thy s. whom I will set upon thy throne 
 
 II. 12. I will rend it out of the hand oi thy s. 
 
 13. I will give one tribe Xothys. for David’s sake 
 17 . 13. and after make for thee and for thy s. 
 
 19 . give me thys. || 23. Elisha said, see, thys. liveth 
 ^KingsA. .36. when she came, he said, take up thys. 
 
 6. 28. give thy s. that we may eat him to-day, 29. 
 
 16. 7- saying, I am thy servant, and thy s. 
 
 1 Chr. 28.6. .‘<blornon thy .t. shall build me my house, 
 I have chosen him to be my s. 2 Chr. 6. 9. 
 Prov. 19. 18. chasten t.hy s. while there is hope 
 29. 17- correct thy s. and he shall give thee rest 
 Pvke9.0il. .lesus said, bring thy s. hither 
 
 15. 19. am no more worthy to be called thys. 21. 
 .30. as .soon as tliis thy s. was come who-devoured 
 
 John 4. 50. go thy way, thy s. liveth, 51,53. 
 
 17 . 1. glorify 5. that fZ/y f. also may glorify thee 
 19 . 26. he saith to his mother, woman, behold thys. 
 
 SO IS ofma?i. 
 
 Ezek. 2.1. he said, s. of man, stand upon thy feet 
 .3. s. of man, 1 send thee to the children of Israel 
 6. and thou, s. of man, be not afraid of them 
 8. thou s. of man, hear what 1 say unto thee 
 3. 1. s. of man, eat that thou fmdest, eat this roll 
 .3. f. of cause thy belly to eat, till thv bow'els 
 4. i. of mail, go get thee to the house of‘Israel 
 10. s. of man, all the words that I speak receive 
 
 17 . s. of man, 1 have made thee a watchman 
 25. O i'. of ?nan, they shall put bands upon thee 
 
 4.1. thou also, s. of matt, take thee a tile before thee 
 
 16. s. of tnan, I will break statf of bread in .lerus. 
 
 5. 1. thou s. of matt, take thee a sharp knife 
 
 6. 2. s. of man, set thy face towards mountains 
 
 7 . 2. thou.s.c/ man, thus saith the I.ord Got! 
 
 8. 5. s. of man, lift up thine eyes toward north 
 6. he said, s. of man, seest thou what they do ? 
 
 8. he said, s. of man, dig now in the wall 
 
 12. .V. of man, hast thou seen what ancients do ? 
 
 15. he said, hast thou seen this, O of man? 17 . 
 
 11. 2. .V. of man, these are the men that devise 
 
 4. prophesy against them, prophesy, O .f. of man 
 
 15. s. vj man, thy brethren are they unto W'hom 
 
 12. 2. s. of man, thou dwellest in a rebellious house 
 
 3. therefore thou .v. of man, prepare thee stuff 
 
 9 . s. of matt, hath not the house of Israel said 
 
 18. .r. of matt, eat thy bread with quaking 
 
 22. s, of matt, \\ hat is that proverb that ye have 
 27- s. of man, behold, they of house of Israel say 
 
 13. 2. .V. of man, prophesy against the prophets 
 
 17 . thou s, of man, sot thy face against thy people 
 
 14. .3. oftnan, these men have set up their idols 
 
 13. j'. of ?nan, when the land sinneth against me 
 
 15.2. f. of man, what is vine-tree more than any tree 
 
 16. 2. j. of man, cause .lerus. know her abominat. 
 
 17 . 2. s. of man, put forth a riddle and speak 
 
 20.3. s. of man, speak to the elders of Israel 
 
 4. s. of man, wilt thou judgethem ? cause to know 
 27 . therefore.?, of man. speak to house of Israel 
 46. s. of man, set thy face toward the south 
 
 21. 2. s. of man, set thy face toward .Terusalem 
 
 6. sigh therefore, thou .V. of matt, with bitterness 
 9 . s. of m. prophesy and say, asword, a sword, 28. 
 12. cry and howl,.?, of m. for it shall be on people 
 
 14. j. of man, prophesy and smite thine hands 
 
 19. also thou s. of matt, a[)[^oint thee two wai’S 
 
 22. 2. thou s. of man, wilt thou judge the city ? 
 
 18.. ?. of matt, iiouse of 1 sr. is to me become dross 
 
 24. s. of man, say to her, thou art the land that 
 
 23. 2. .?. of m. there were two women of one mother 
 
 36.. ?. of m. wiltthou judge Aholah and Aholihah ? 
 
 24. 2. S’, of man, write thee the name of the day 
 
 16. s. of man, 1 take away the desire of thine e 3 ’es 
 
 25. s. of matt, shall it not be in the day when 
 
 25. 2. s. of man, set thy face against Ammonites 
 
 26. 2. s. of man, because tnat 'I'j’rus hath said 
 
 27 . 2..?. of man, take up a lamentation, 28. 12. 
 
 28. 2. s. of man, say unto the prince of Tyrus 
 21. s. of man, set thy face against Zidon 
 
 29 . 2. s. of w;fl?/, setthy face against Pharaoh 
 
 18. ■?. of man, iS’ebuchadrezzar caused hisarmv 
 ,30. 2. s, of man, prophesy, and say, thus saith L. 
 
 21. s, of matt, I have broken the arm of Pharaoh 
 
 31. 2. s. oftnan, speak to Pliaraoh king of Eg 3 'pt 
 
 32. 2. s. of man, take up a lamentation for Pharaoh 
 18. s. of man, wail for the multitude of Egypt 
 
 33. 2. s. of man, speak to children of thy people 
 
 7. thou, O .r. of man, I have set thee a watchman 
 
 4.58 
 
 Ezek. .3.3.10. O s. of man, speak to the house of Tsr. 
 
 12. thou .?. of matt, say to the children of Israel 
 
 24. s, of man, tliey that inhabit those wastesof Isr. 
 .30..?. of man, thy jjeople still are talking ag. thee 
 .34.2. s. of man, prophesy against the shepherds 
 .35. 2. s, of man, set thy face against mount Seir 
 36. 1. tlxiu s. of man, pro|)hesy to the mountains 
 IT. s. of matt, when the house of Israel dwelt 
 , 37 . 3. lie said,-.?, of mutt, can these bones live ? 
 
 9 . prophesy, s. of matt, and sa 3 ' to wind, come 
 11. s. of matt, these bones are the house of Israel 
 
 16. s. of matt, fake thee one stick, and write on it 
 
 38. 2. s. of man, set thy face against Gog 
 
 14. theref. s. of man, prophesy and say unto Gog 
 
 39. 1. thou .?. of man, prophesy ag. Gog and say 
 
 17 . thou .?. of man, thus saith the I.ord, 4.3. 18. 
 
 40. 4..?. of man, behold with thine eyes, and hear 
 4.3. 7- he saitl, s. of man, the place of my throne 
 
 10. s. of matt, shew the house to house of Israel 
 44. 5. s. of matt, mark well, behold with thine eyes 
 47 . 6. he said, s. of man, hast thou seen this ? 
 
 See ]\1.\N. 
 
 SONG. 
 
 JVe find in Scripture several songs composed upon 
 important occasions ; for example, Moses made 
 one after the passage through the lied .sea, to 
 thank God for the deliverance of his people, and 
 celebrate the greatness of this miracle, Exod. 15. 
 
 1, 2, 4c. David composed a mournful song upon 
 the death of Saul and .lonathan, and another upon 
 the death of Abner, 2 Sam. 1. 18, 19. I 3. .33. Je¬ 
 remiah rcrote his Lamentations, which are a 
 song, wherein he deplores the calamities and 
 ruin of Jeru.salem ; and he made another upon the 
 death of Josiah king of Judah, 2 Chron. ,35. 25. 
 Deborah and Barak made a triumphant hymn 
 after the defeat of Sisera, Judg. 5. 1, 2, 3, i)vc. 
 The Canticles, or Solomon’s Song, and the 45fh 
 Psalm, are songs to celebrate a spiritual and di¬ 
 vine wedding, such sort of pieces as the Greeks 
 call Epithalamia. Hannah t/icwet/icr e/Samuel, 
 and king Ilezekiah, returned thanks to God for 
 the favours they had received, in solemn and spi¬ 
 ritual songs, 1 Sam. 2. 1, 2, ^c. Isa. .38. 10, 11, 
 <tc. The songs composed by the Virgin Mar 3 % by 
 Zacharias the father of John the Baptist, rtnd old 
 Simeon, are of the same nature ; they are thanks¬ 
 givings to God for blessings received from him, 
 Luke 1. 46, 68. I 2. 29, 30. 
 
 The Song of Songs, in Hebrew, Schir Has- 
 chirim, the most excellent of all songs. The 
 Christian church, as well as the synagogue, has 
 always received this book of Canticles among the 
 Hcriptures as generally owned to be canonical. 
 The form of it is dramatical, wherein several 
 parts of it are uttered by, or in the name of, 
 several persons ; which are chiefly four, the bride¬ 
 groom and bride, and the friends or companions 
 of the one, and of the other. The design of the 
 book in general, is to describe the passionate 
 loves and happy marriage of two persons, their 
 mutual sati.sfaction therein, and the blessed fruits 
 and effects thereof. But then it is not to be un¬ 
 derstood carnally, concerning Solomon and Pha¬ 
 raoh’s daughter, although the inspired author 
 may allude to that; but they who wottld pene¬ 
 trate the meaning, and comprehend the whole 
 7nyst£ry of it, must raise their conceptions above 
 things relating to flesh and blood, and contem¬ 
 plate hi it the espousals of Christ with the church, 
 and with every believer. So that this book is a 
 continued allegory, wherein, under the terms of a 
 common wedding, a divine and supernatural mar¬ 
 riage is e.rpressed. 
 
 The Hebrews, apprehending it might be under¬ 
 stood in a gross and carnal manner, forbade the 
 reading of it before the age of thirty; and in¬ 
 deed nothing is more dangerous than to read it 
 with carnal thoughts and dispositions ; people not 
 only being liable to the hazard of losing thereby 
 all the esteem which they ought to have for this 
 book, but of even wounding the soul instead of 
 edijying it. 
 
 Such as deny this spiritual book to he canonical, 
 say, that neither Christ, nor his Apostles, have 
 ever cited it, and that the name of God is not 
 once to be found in it. 'To this it is replied, 
 that there are several other sacred books, which 
 our Saviour has not expressly qiwted; and that in 
 an allegory, wherein the Son of God is concealed 
 under the figure of an Husband, it is not neces¬ 
 sary that he should be expressed by his proper 
 name. Jf he were by name mentioned, it would 
 cease to be an allegory. 
 
 Exod. 15. 1. then sang Closes and the children of 
 Israel this s. unto the Lord, Kum. 21. 17 . 
 
 2. the I.ord is my strength and s. and he is be¬ 
 
 come my salvation, Psal. 118.14. Isa. 12. 2. 
 Deut. .31. 19 . write this s. that this s’, may be witness 
 21. this s. shall testify || 22. Moses wrote this s. 
 
 .30. IMoses spake the words of this s. .32. 44. 
 
 Judg. 5. 12. awake, awake, Deborah, utter a .?. 
 
 " Sam. 22. 1. David spake to Lord words of this s. 
 I'Chr. 6. .31. they whom David set over service of s. 
 15.22. Chenaiiiah chief of Levites was for a.?. 27 . 
 
 25. 6. these were under their father for.?. in house 
 2 C///-OW.29. 27 ..?. of the Lord began with trumpets 
 Job .30. 9 . now 1 am their s. T am their by-word 
 PecZ. 28.7- and with my .?. will I praise him 
 .33. 3. sing unto him a new s. Isa. 42. 10. 
 
 40. 3. and he hath put a new .?. in my mouth 
 42. 8. and in the night his s. shall be with me 
 69. 12. and I was the s. of the drunkards 
 ;10. 1 will praise the name of God with a s. 
 
 77 . 6. I call to remembrance my s. in night 
 96. 1. O sing to the Lord a new .?. 98. 1. | 149. 1. 
 1 . 37 . 3. for there they required of us a s. and mirth 
 4. how shall we sing I.ord's .?. in a strange land ? 
 144. 9 . I will sing a new .?. unto thee, O God 
 Z’.'ccZ. 7. 5. than for a man to hear the .?. of fools 
 Cant. 1. 1. the ,?. of songs which is Solomon's 
 Isa. 5. 1. now will I sing a r. of my beloved 
 
 Isa. 24. 9 . they shall not <|rink wine wifti a .?. 
 
 26. 1. in that day shall this s. be sung in Judah 
 .30. 29. ye shall have a s. as in the night 
 
 Lam. .3. 14. 1 w as a derision and their s. all the day 
 Ezek. 33. .32. thou art to them as a verv lovely s. 
 Bev. 5. 9 . they sung a new s. thou art w'orthy, 14. .3, 
 
 14. 3. no man could learn that s. but the 144,000 
 
 15. 3. they sing tlie s. of Moses and s. of the Lamb 
 
 SGNGS. 
 
 Gen. .31. 27 - I might have sent thee away with s. 
 Judg. 9. t 27- they trod the grapes and made s. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 32. his s. were a thousand and five 
 1 Chron. 13.+8. David prayed before Gofl with x. 
 25. 7 . that were instructed in the s. of the Lord 
 Keh. 12. 46. in the days of David there were .?. 
 
 Job .35. 10. God my maker, who giveth .?. in night 
 Z-’x. 32. 7- shall compass about with s. of deliverance 
 119. .54. have been my s. in house of pilgrimage 
 
 I . 37 . 3. saying, sing us one of the s. of Zion 
 Prov. 25. 20. so is he that singeth s. to heavy heart 
 Cant. 1. 1. the song of s. w hich is .Solomon’s 
 
 Isa. 23. 16 . make sweet melody, sing many x. 
 
 24. 16. from utter, part of earth have we heard x. 
 .35. 10. the ransomed shall come to Zion w ith x. 
 
 38. 20. will sing my x. to the stringed instruments 
 
 Ezek. 26. 13. 1 will cause the noise of thy x. to cease 
 Amos 5. 2.3. take away from me the noise of thy x. 
 
 8. 3. .?. of the temple shall be howlings in that day 
 
 10. I will turn all your x. into lamentation 
 I lab. 3. t 1. a prayer according to variable x. 
 
 Eph. 5. 19. speak, to yours, in psalms anti spirit, x. 
 Col. 3.16. admonish, one anoth. in hymns, spirit, x. 
 
 SON.S. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 13. the x. of Noah entered info the ark 
 
 9 . 18. the X. of Noah that went forth of the ark 
 
 19 . these are the three x. of Noah, and of them 
 
 10. 1. and to them w ere x. born after the flood 
 19. 14. Lot w ent out and spake to his x.-in-law 
 
 23. 11. in the presence of the x. of my people 
 
 27 . 29 . and let thy mother's x. bow down to thee 
 .34. 27 . X. of Jacob came upon slain anri spoiled 
 . 37 . 2. and the lad was with the x. of Bilhah 
 
 42. 5. and the .?. of Israel came to buy corn 
 
 11. we are all one man’s x. we are no spies, 32. 
 
 46. 5. the .?. of Israel carried Jacobin waggons 
 
 Exod. 29. t .30. he of his x. that is priest in his stead 
 32. 2. bl eak off ear-rings in the ears of your x. 
 Lev. 26. 29 . ye shall eat the flesh of your x. 
 
 Hum. 16 . 7 . ye fake too much on you, ye x. of Levi 
 
 27 . stood in door of their tents their w ives and x. 
 
 27 . 3. our father died in his own sin, and had no x. 
 .36. .3. if they be married to x. of other tribes 
 
 Deut. 2.3. 17 . nor a sodomite of the x. of Israel 
 .32. 8. when he separateil the x. of Adam 
 Josh. 15. 14. Caleb drove 3x. of Anak, Judg. 1. 20. 
 Judg. 8. 19. there were even the x. of my mother 
 30. Gideon had 70 x. ll 10. 4. Jair had thirty x, 
 
 12. 14. Abdon had forty.?, and thirty nephews 
 
 19 . 22. certain x. of Belial beset house round about 
 Kuth 1.11. are there yet any more x. in my womb? 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 8. am not 1 better to thee than ten x. ? 
 
 2. 12. X. of Eli were x. of Belial, knew not Lord 
 
 8. 11. w'ill take your .?. and appoint them for hims. 
 26.116. as the Lord liveth, ye are the .?. of death 
 
 2 Sam. 2.18. there were three x. of Zeruiah there 
 .3. 39. these men ?. of Zeruiah be too haril for me 
 
 9. 11. IMephibosheth eat as one of the king's x. 
 
 13. 23. and Absalom invited all the king’s x. 
 
 .30. saying, Absalom hath slain all the king’s x. 
 
 16.10. what to do with you, ye x. of Zeruiah 19.22. 
 
 23. 6. but X. of Belial shall be as thorns thrust away 
 
 1 Kings 1. 9. he called all the king’s .?. 19. 25. 
 
 2. 7 . but shew kindness to .?. of Earzillai Gileadite 
 4. 31. for he was wiser than the •?. of Maliol 
 
 20. .35. a certain man of the .?. of the prophets 
 
 21. 10. set two men, x. of Belial, before him 
 
 2 Kings 4.5. she shut door upon her and upon her x. 
 
 10. .3. look out the meetest of your master's x. 
 
 8. they have brought the heacisof the king’s .?. 
 
 II. 2. stole him from the king’s x. 2 Chron. 22.11. 
 
 25. 7 . they slew x. of Zedekiah before his eyes, and 
 
 put out eyes of Zedekiah, Jer. .39. 6.'|52. 10. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 1. his birth right was given to .?. of .loseph 
 21. 20. Oman and his four x. with him hid tliems. 
 24.28. of Mahli came Eleazar, who had no x. 
 
 28. 4. among the x. of my fathers, he liked me 
 
 2 Chron. 23. 3. the Lord said of the x. of David 
 
 24. 25. for blood of the x. of Jehoiada the priest 
 
 25. t 13. X. of the band fell on the cities of Judah . 
 
 28. + 6. Pekah slew in one day 120,000 x. of \ alour 
 Keh. 1.3. 28. one of the .?. of Joiada was son-in-law 
 Esth. 9. 10. the ten x. of Hainan slew they 
 
 13. let Ilaman’s ten .?. be hanged on gallows, 14. , 
 Job 5. + 7 . the X. of the burning coal lift up to fly' 
 Psal. 18. + 44. X. of stranger shall yield obedience 
 
 29. t 1. O ye X. of mighty give to the Ixird glory 
 89. 6. who among x. of niighty can be likened ? 
 
 144. 12. that our x. may be as plants grown up 
 
 Prov. 31. +5. pervert judgment of all x. of affliction 
 ■t 8. in the cause of such as are .?. of destruction 
 Feel. 2. 1 7- 1 got maidens, and had .?. of my house 
 Cant. 2. 3. as apple-tree so is my beloved among x. 
 Isa. 51. 18. there is none to snide her among alLx. 
 
 56. 6. .?. of stranger that join themselves to Lord 
 
 57 . 3. draw near hither, ye .?. of the sorceress 
 
 60. 10. the .?. of (he stranser shall build thy walls 
 
 14. the .?. of them that afflicted thee shall come 
 
 61. 5. the .?. of the alien shall be your plowmen 
 
 62. 8. X. of the stranger shall not drink thy wine 
 Jer. 6. 21. the fathers and .?. shall fall upon them 
 
 1.3. 14. even fatheis and together will I dash 
 
 19. 5. they built the high-places to burn their .?. 
 
 29 . 6. take wiyes, beget x. take wives for your ,?. 
 
 35. 5.1 set before.?. of Kechabites pots fiil'l of wine 
 
 6. ye shal 1 drink no wine, ye, nor your.?. for ever 
 49 . 1. hath Israel no x. ? hath he no heir? 
 
 Lam. 3.113, caused x, of his quiver to enter my reins 
 4. 2. precious.?. of Zion, comparable to tine sold 
 Ezek. 5.10, fathers shall eat their x. .?. their fathere 
 
 20. 31. when ye make your.?. pass throush the fire 
 23. 37 . they caused their x. to pas.s through the fire 
 
 Jios. 1.10. ye are the x. of the living God 
 
SON 
 
 soo 
 
 SOR 
 
 / 
 
 Amo.i'Z. 11. T raised up of yourr. for prophets 
 Mic. 6. t 6. shall I come with cal%'es, .f. of a year old 
 Zech. 4. t 14. he said, these are the two s. of oil 
 Jlia/. 3.3. he shall purify s. of Levi, and purge them 
 G. therefore ye s. of Jacob are not consumed 
 Mark 3. 17. Boanerges, which is, the of thunder 
 Ijuke 11. 19. by whom do your s. cast them out 
 1 Cor. 4.14. but as my beloved .r. 1 warn you 
 Gal. 4. 5. that we might receive the adoption of s. 
 
 6. because ye are s. God hath sent fortli Spirit 
 Heb. 2. 10. bring, many s. to glory to make captain 
 
 11. 21. lacol) blessed both s. of Joseph and worship. 
 
 12.7. if chastened, God dealeth with you as witli s. 
 
 8. if not chastened, then are ye bastards, and not 
 
 A.4.RON. I).\UGHTER. 
 
 SON.S of God. 
 
 Gen. G. 2. tlie of God saw the daughters of men 
 
 4. the i'. of God came in to the daughters ot men 
 Job 1. 6. r. of God came to present themsel ves, 2.1. 
 .38. 7. when all the s. of God shouted for joy 
 Hos. 1. 10. shall be said, ye ares, o/the living God 
 John 1. 12. he gave them power to become s.of God 
 Mom: 8. 14. as are led by spirit of God, are v. of God 
 
 19. waiteth for the manifestation of s. of God 
 P/nl 2. 15. that ye ma}' be harmless, the s. of God 
 1 John 3. 1. that we should be called the s. of God 
 
 2. beloved, noware we the s. of God, not appear 
 
 His .SONS. 
 
 Geri. 7. 7- Noah went into ark and his s. and hi,s wife 
 
 8. 18. Noah went forth, and hiv s. and bis wife 
 
 9. 1. God blessed Noah and his s. and said to them 
 25.9. his s. Isaac and Ishmael buried him in cave 
 .3 '. .35. he gave them into the hands of his s. 
 
 .35. 29. his s. Esau and Jacol) buried him 
 
 49. 33. had made an end of commanding his s. 
 
 50. 12. hiss. di;l unto him as lie commanded 
 
 I. 3. his s. carried him into the land of Canaan 
 Ercd. 18.5. Jethro came with his s and wife to iMoses 
 
 28.1. take Aaron and his s. to minister to me 
 41. thou shalt put the garments on hiss. 29. 8. 
 
 29. 20. putbloodon the tip ofthe right ear of/ifss. 
 21. thou shalt sprinkle the blood upon his s. 
 
 27 . sanctify that which is for his s. Lev. 8. .30. 
 
 Lev. 6. 22. priest of his s. that is anointed shall offer 
 Ku/n. 21. 35. they smote Ogand his s. and people 
 JJeut. 2. 33. we smote Sihon, his s. and his people 
 
 18. 5. Lord hath chosen him and his s. to minister 
 21. 16 . when he maketh his s. to inherit what hath 
 Judff. 9 .18. have slain his s. 70 persons on one stone 
 
 17 . 5. Micah consecrated one of his s. became priest 
 
 II. the I.evite was to him as one of his s. 
 
 18. .30. he and his s. were priests to tribe of Dan 
 
 1 Idam. 2. 22. now I'lli heard all that his s. did 
 3.13. because his s. made themselves vile 
 
 8. 1. Sam. when old made/iw .f. judges over Israel 
 
 3. hiss, walked not in his ways, but turned aside 
 IG. 1. I have provided me a king among his s. 
 
 30. 6. all people was grieved, every man for his s. 
 
 31. 2. the Philistines followed hard upon Saul and 
 upon his s. and slew' Jonathan, 1 Chroii. 10. 2. 
 
 2 Sam. 21.0. let seven men of his s. be delivered tons 
 
 1 Kings 13. 11. his s. came and told him all works 
 
 12. his s. had seen wliat way the man of G. went 
 
 21. 29. but in his s. days will I bring the evil 
 
 2 Kings 9- 26.1 have seen blood of N aboth and his s. 
 
 19 . . 37 . his s. smote him with sword, Isa. .37. 38. 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 14. Jeroboam and his s. had cast tliem off 
 
 13. 5. even to him and his s. by a covenant of salt 
 
 21 . 7 . to give alight to him, and to hiss, for ever 
 17 . carried away his s. save the youngest of hiss. 
 
 .36. 20 . where they were servants to him and his s. 
 Ezra 6 . 10. and pray for life of the king and his s. 
 Estli. 9 . 25. that he and his s. be lianged on gallows 
 Job 1 . 4. and hiss, went and feasted in their houses 
 
 14. 21. his s. come to honour, he knoweth it not 
 38. 32. or canst thou guide Arcturus with his s. ? 
 42. 16. after this, Job^saw/nV and his s. sons 
 
 Jer. .35. 14. .lonadab comm, his s. not to drink wine 
 Ezek. 46.16. if prince give a gift to any of his s. 
 Dan. 11. 10. shall bestirred up and assemble 
 Hee M.<vn. 
 
 Mg SONS. 
 
 Geii. 48. 9 . Joseph said to his father, they are my s. 
 1 Sam. 2. 24.nay, my s. for it is no good report I hehr 
 
 12. 2. Samuel said, behold, my s. are with you 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 5. of all my s. he hath chosen Solomon 
 
 2 Chr. 29 . 11. ITezekiah said, my s. be not negligent 
 Job 1. 5. Job said, it may be that mys. have sinned 
 Isa. 45.11. ask me of things to come concern, my s. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 14. but as my beloved s. I warn you 
 
 See Sevkn. 
 
 Thy SONS. 
 
 Gen. 6. 18. thou shalt come into ark, thou and t. s. 
 8. 16. go forth of ark, thou, thy wife,an<t thy s. 
 E-rod. 12. 24. ordinal!, to thee and thy s. Nitm. 18.8. 
 
 22. 29. tirst-born of thy s. shalt thou give to me 
 34. 16. make thy s. go a whoring after their gods 
 
 20. all the first-born of thy s. thou shalt redeem 
 Lev. 10. 9 . do not drink wine, nor thy s. with thee 
 14. because it is thy due, and thy s. due 
 Num. 18.1. thou and thy s. shall bear the iniquity 
 
 2. but thou and thys. with thee shall minister 
 
 7 . thou and thy s. shall keep your priests’ office 
 
 9. shall be most holy for thee and for thy s. 
 
 11. I have given them to thee and to thy s. 
 
 Dent. 4. 9. but teach them thy s. and thy s. sons 
 2. 29. and h'onourest (/ly s. above me 
 
 8. 5. thou art old, and thy s. walk not in thy ways 
 
 28. 19 . to-morrow shalt thou and thy s. be with me 
 
 2 Sam. 9 . 10. thou and thy s. shall till land for him 
 2 Kings 4. 4. shalt shut door upon thee and thy s. 
 
 15.12. L. said to Jehu, thy s. shall sit on throne of 
 Israel to fourth generation, 1 Chron. I 7 . 11. 
 20.18. f. shall be eunuchs in Babyl. Isa. .39.7. 
 Js<j. 49. 22. and they shall bring ff/y.?. in their arms 
 
 51. 20. t. s. have fainted, they lie at head of streets 
 60.4. they come to thee, t. s. shall come from far, 9. 
 62. 5. as young man marrieth virgin, so shall thys. 
 Jcr. 48. 46. thy s. and daughters are taken captives 
 Zech. 9.13. and raised up thy s. O Zion, ag. thy s. 
 Two SDNS. 
 
 Gen. 10. 25. to Eber were born two s. 1 Chr. 1.19. 
 
 Gen. .34. 25. two of the s. of Jacob slew the males 
 
 41. .50. to Joseph were born two s. before famine 
 
 42. 37 . slay my two s. if I bi ing him not to thee 
 
 44. 27 . ye know that my wife bare me two s. 
 
 48. 1. and he took with him his two s. 5. 
 
 Exod. 18. 3. Jethro took Zipporah and her treo s. 
 Lev. 16. 1. after the death of the two s. of Aaron 
 Ruth 1.1. he, his wife, tzvo s. Mahlon and Chi lion, 2. 
 
 3. she was left and her two s. ll 5. left of her two s. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 34. that shall come upon thy two s. 
 
 4. 4. the two s. of Eli w'ere there with the ai k 
 
 17 . thy twos, llophni and Phinehasare dead 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 6. thy handmaid had ttoo s. they strove 
 
 15. 36. they had there with them their two s. 
 
 21. 8. but the king took the two s. of llizpah 
 2 Kings 4.1. creditor to take two f. to be bond men 
 Mat. 20. 21. grant that these my two s. may sit 
 
 21.28. a certain man had two s. Luke 15. 11. 
 
 26. . 37 . took with him Peter and two s. of Zebed. 
 Actsl. 29. straniier in Midian, wi-ere he begat s. 
 Gal. 4. 22. it is written that Abraham had two s. 
 
 .SOON. 
 
 Exod. 2.18. how' is it that ye are come so s. to-day ? 
 Dent.‘f.26. that ye shalU. utterly peri.sh from land 
 Job .32. 22. in so doing my Maker r. take me away 
 Psal. . 37 . 2. they shall s. be cut down like the grass 
 68. .31. shall .v. stretch out her hands unto God 
 81.14. I should s. have subdued their enemies 
 90. 10. for it is s. cut off, and we tiy away 
 106. 1.3. they s. forgat his works, th<‘y waited not 
 Prov. 14. 17 . he that is s. angry dealeth foolishly 
 Mat. 21. 20. how'.v. is the tig-tree withered aw'ay 
 Gal. 1.6. 1 marvel that ye are sor. removed from 
 2 Thesf. 2. 2. ye be iKitj. shaken in mind or ti oubled 
 Tit. 1 . 7 . not self-will, not .v. angry, not given to wine 
 As SOON as. 
 
 Exod. 32. 19. as s. as he came nigh unto the camp 
 Josh. 8. 19 . ran as s. as he had stretched his hand 
 2 Sam. 22. 45. as s. as they hear they shall be obe¬ 
 dient to me, strangers shall submit, Psal. 18. 44. 
 Psal. 58. 3. they go astray as s. as they be born 
 Luke 1. 23. as s. as his ministration were accompl. 
 Phil. 2. 23. as s. as 1 see how it will go with me 
 SOONER. 
 
 Heb. 1.3. 19. that I may be restored to you the s. 
 Jam. 1. 11. sun is no s. risen, but it withereth grass 
 SOOi'HS.AYEU, 
 
 Diviner, or Magician. Some derive this word from 
 riaanan, which signifies a cloud; because this 
 kind of diviners raised their conjectures from the 
 various figures and motions of the clouds and sky ; 
 or from the flight and chattering of birds and fowls 
 in the air. Others derive the word from Ilaajin, 
 an eye, to signify astrologers, who foretell juture 
 contingent things, by the superstitious observatum 
 of the stars and planets. Others think, that the 
 word .signifies such magicians, who, by playing 
 hocus-pocus tricks, endeavour thereby to impose 
 upon the eyes and understanding of the specta¬ 
 tors: making things, by their magical skill, ap¬ 
 pear otherwise than in truth they are. Others 
 again understand by it such as give answers to 
 those that repair to them for advice and direction 
 in their affairs, deriving it from a roord that 
 signifies to answer. Lastly, some suppose it 
 7nay he derived from a word which signifies a 
 set-time, and by it understand such as observe 
 days and times, as good or bad, lucky or unlucky ; 
 such as those that did cast lots before Hainan, 
 
 Esth. 3. 7, 
 
 In Exod. 7 . 11. there is mention made of Pharaoh’s 
 sorcerers or magicians, who acted by the power of 
 the devil, whom by certain rites and ceremonies they 
 engaged to their assistance, resisted Moses, and 
 by their enchantments counterfeited his true 
 miracles before Pharaoh. Of the-ie the two chief 
 zoere Jannes and .1 ambres, 2 Tim. 3. 8. 'These names 
 are not to be found in the story of the Old 'Testa¬ 
 ment, but are taken out of other records of the .lews, 
 or were known in St. Paul’s time by tradition. 
 The Paraphrast Jonathan fay.f, that they were the 
 two sons (/Balaam, who accompanied him, when 
 he went to Ralak king of Moab. 
 
 These magicians wrought no true miracle, but only 
 in shew and appearance, which, by the permis.sion 
 of God, teas not difficult for the devil to do, either 
 by altering the air and the spectator's sight, and by 
 causing their rods both to look and move like ser¬ 
 pents; or by a sudden and .secret conveyance of 
 real serpents thither, and removing the rods. 
 Moses hoxoever expresses himself throughout in such 
 a manner as might ptersuade one, that Pharaoh’s 
 magicians really operated the same effects as he 
 himself produced : so that Pharaoh and his whole 
 court were persuaded, that the power of their ma¬ 
 gicians was equal to that of Moses, till the Egyp¬ 
 tians, not being able to produce lice, as Closes had 
 done, were constrained to own, that the finger of 
 God was concerned in it, Exod. 8. 18, 19. Till 
 then they had acknowledged nothing divine or 
 supernatural in any thing he did. And it is agreed, 
 that magic and .juggling tricks, evil angels and 
 sorcerers, may sometimes imitate very nearly true 
 miracles and the operations of the Almighty. 
 Moses’s manner of expressing himself is a great 
 evidence of the truth of scripture story , and that it 
 teas not zvritten by fiction and design. I'or if 
 ]\Ioses had written these books to deceive the world, 
 and to advance his own reputation, as some take the 
 liberty to say, it is ridiculous to think that he would 
 have put in this and many other passages, which 
 znight seem so much to eclipse his honour, and the 
 glory of his works. 
 
 Daniel also speaks of magicians, and the diviners 
 that zoere in Chaldea under king Nebuchad¬ 
 nezzar. He names Jour sorts of them, Dan. 2. 2. 
 
 I. Chartumim, which, according to Theodotion, 
 signifies enchanters; according to the Septua- 
 gint, sophists: according to St. Jerom, Ariolos, 
 diviners, fortune-tellers, casters of nativities. 
 
 II. Asaplnm. 'This zcord has a great resemblance 
 to the Greek word aoepot, wise men. Grotius 
 
 thinks it is derived from the Greek. Theodotion 
 and .lerom have rendered it by magicians, and the 
 Septuagint by philosophers. 111. Mecasphini, 
 zohich by St. lerom and the Greeks is translated 
 inalifici, enchanters ; such people as rnake use oj 
 noxious herbs and drugs; the blood of victims, and 
 the bones of the dead, for their snperstitiou.s opera¬ 
 tions. IV. Casdim, or Chaldeans. This word 
 has two different significations. The first inti- 
 mates the Chaldean people, who had then Nebu¬ 
 chadnezzar fur their monarch. 'The second ex¬ 
 presses a sort of philosophers called also Chaldeans, 
 who dwelt in a separate part of the city, and zeere 
 exempt from all public offices and employments. 
 Their study was physic, astrology, divination, the 
 foretelling of future events by the observation of 
 the stars, the interpretation of dreams, the science 
 of auguries, the worship of the gods, i^c. 
 
 All these inquisitive and superstitixts arts are 
 strictly forbidden by the law of God, all wherein 
 any conjurations or invocations of the devil are 
 used ; in a word, all the black art, and all super¬ 
 stitious ceremonies made use of by magicians, sor¬ 
 cerers, enchanters, witches, wizards, necromancers, 
 exorcists, astrologers, soothsayers, interpreters of 
 dreams, fortune-tellers, casters of tiativities, <Vc, 
 inpractising their diabolical arts, whether it be to 
 hurt mankind, or to procure them health, or any 
 other advantages. God hath forbidden to consult 
 such per sons upon pain of death. Lev. 20. 6. .'''aul 
 did what he could to drive them out of the country 
 of Israel, 1 Sam. 28. 3. Hut, for all this, many 
 were still to be found ; and the Israelites were al¬ 
 ways much addicted to these sorts of superstitions. 
 And the same prince who had been so eager in 
 driving them out of his dominions, at last went to 
 consult one himself, 1 Sam. 28. 7»8, <S:c. See Di- 
 viN.\TioN, Exorcists. 
 
 Josh. 1.3. 22. Balaam son of Reor 5. did Israel slay 
 .SOOl'HSAYERS. [are^. 
 
 Isa. 2. 6. hast forsaken thy people, because they 
 Dan. 2. 27 . the secret cannot the r . shew to the king 
 
 5. 7 . king cried aloud to bring Chaldeans and s, 
 
 11. whom the king made master of the j. 
 
 Mic. 5. 12. and thou shalt have no more s. 
 
 SOtn IISAYING. 
 
 Acts 16.16. who brought her masters much gain by s. 
 SOP. 
 
 John 1.3. 26. he it is to whom I shall give a <■. when 
 he had dipped the s. he gave it to .ludas Iscariot 
 
 27 . after the s. Satan entered into him, 30. 
 
 S().-\P. 
 
 Jer 2. 22. for tho’ thou wash and take thee much s. 
 Mai. 3.2. who may abide his com. r is like fuller's^. 
 SORCERER. 
 
 Acts 1.3. 6. found a certain r-. a false prophet, a Jew 
 8. but Elymas the t. withstood them, seeking 
 SORCERERS. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 11. then Phar. also called wise men and s. 
 Jer. 27 . 9. therefore hearken not to your f. 
 
 Dan. 2. 2. Nebuchadnezzar commanded to call s. 
 Mai. .3. 5. I will be a swift witness against the s. 
 Rev. 21. 8. and j. shall have their part in the lake 
 
 22. 15. for without are dogs and murderers 
 SORCERESS. 
 
 Isa. 57 . 3. but draw near hither, ye sons ofthe s. 
 SORCERY. 
 
 Acts 8. 9 . a man Simon, who before-time used s. 
 
 .SO RCERIES. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 9 . they shall come on thee for thy s. 
 
 12. stand now with the multitude of thy s. 
 
 Acts 8.11. that of long time bewitched them withr,. 
 Rev. 9. 21. neither repented they of theirs. 
 
 18. 23. for by thy s. were all nations deceived 
 .SORE. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 9 . they pressed s. upon the man, even Lot 
 31. .30. because thou .v. longest after father’s house 
 41. 56. the famine waxed s. in the land of Egypt 
 57 . -v. in all lands || 43. 1. s. in Canaan, 47. 4,13. 
 50.10. they mourned with a f. lamentation 
 Dent. 6. 22. L. shewed signs great and .?. on Egypt 
 28.35. the T.ord shall smite thee with a.f. botch 
 59. s. sicknesses, and of long continuance 
 Judg. 10 . 9 . so that Israel was distressed 
 
 14. 17 . he told her, because she lay upon him 
 
 15. 18. Samson was athirst, and called on Lord 
 
 20. .34. ten thousand came ag. tiibeah, battle was 
 
 s. 1 Sam. .31. .3. 2 Sam. 2. 17- 2 Kings .3. 26. 
 
 21. 2. the people lifted up their voices, and weptr, 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 6. her adversary also provoked her s. 
 
 10. Hannah prayed to the Lonl, and weptj._ 
 
 5. 7 . his hand is .v. on us, and on Dagon our God 
 14. 52. there w'as s. war against the Philistines 
 28.15. Saul answered, I am s. distressed, 21. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. .36. the king and his servants wept .f. 
 
 1 Kings 17. 17. sickn. so s. no breath w-as left in hire 
 18. 2. and there was a.f. famine in Samaria 
 
 2 Kings 6. 11. the king of Syria was s. troubled 
 20. .3. and Hezekiah wept j. /.frt. 38. 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 19. so Jehoram died of s. diseases 
 
 28. 19 . Aliaz transgressed s. against Lord 
 .35. 23. have me away, for 1 am s. wounded 
 F.zra 10. 1. for the people wept very .r. 
 
 Neh. 13. 8. it grieved me .«. therefore 1 cast torth 
 Job 2. 7 . Satan smote Job with r. boils 
 Psal. 2. 5. and vex them in his .r. displeasure 
 
 6. 3. my soul is.r. vexed, hut thou, O I .. bow long 
 
 10. let mine enemies be ashamed, and vexed 
 
 .38. 2. arrows stick fast, thine hand pressetb me .f. 
 8. 1 am feeble and s. broken, 1 roared by disquiet 
 44. 19 . Ilio’ bastbroken us in place of dragons 
 .55. 4. mv heart is .r. pained within me, and terrors 
 71 . 20 . thou hast shewed me great and troubles 
 118.1.3. thou hast thrust.f. atme.that 1 might tall 
 18. 1>. hath chastened me f. but not given me over 
 If ov. 11.115. he that is surety shall be .>■. broken 
 Reel. 1. 13. this.f. travail hath God given. 4. 8. 
 
 .5. 1.3. there is s. evil 1 have seen under sun, 16. 
 J.Ki. 27 . 1. w ith .f. and great swortl punish leviathan 
 . 59 . 11. we roar like bears, mourn .v. like doves 
 64. 9 . be not wroth very s. O Lord, nor remember 
 12. wilt thou hold thy peace, afflict us very s. ? 
 
 459 
 
SOR 
 
 SOR 
 
 SOU 
 
 Jer. 13. 17- mine ej'e sljalt weep s. and run down 
 10. but weepj. t'orliiin that goetli away 
 52. 6. famine was s. in city, there was no bread 
 L,atn. I. 2. site wecpeth s. in the niaht and lier tears 
 .3. 52. mine enemies chased me s. like a bird 
 ILzek. 14. 21. when I send niy four s. judaments 
 
 21. 10. it is sharpened to make a s. slauahter 
 T>an. 6. 14. the kina was s. displeased witli himself 
 Mic.l. 10. it shall destroy you even with.v. destruct. 
 ^ech. 1.2. the Lord hath beeni. displeased, 15. 
 Mat. 17 . 15. for he is lunatic, and s. vexed 
 21. 15. sayina, Hosanna, they were .?. displeased 
 Mark 6. 51. they were amazed in themselves 
 y. 26. spirit cried, rent him .«■. and came out of him 
 14. 33. .lesus befran to he s. amazed and heavy 
 Ac(s20. 37 . they all wept .f. and kissed Paul 
 Hee Akr.\iu. 
 
 SOKE. 
 
 Gen.Si. 25. on the third daj’, when they were .9. 
 Jod 5. 18. he maketli f. and bindeth up, woundeth 
 
 SOKE. 
 
 Z,ev. 13. 42. if a white reddish s. it is a leprosy 
 43. if risina of .v. be white reddish in his head 
 2 C/iion. Cl. 28. whatsoever s. or sic kness there be 
 29 . when every one shall know his own.?, grief 
 Psal. 38.11. my friends stand aloof from my s, 
 
 ■ 77. 2. my s. ran in the night and ceased not 
 iRev. 10. 2. there fell a grievous s. upon the men 
 SORES. 
 
 Jsa. 1. 6. but w’onnds, and bruises, and putrifying.f. 
 £zek. 47 . + 12. leaf thereof shall be for bruises and .v. 
 JL?tke 16.20. besraar Lazarus at Ins gate full of .f. 21. 
 jRev. 16.11. blasphemed G. bee. of their pains and s. 
 
 SORELY. 
 
 Ocn. 49.23. archers s. grieved him and shot at him 
 Jsa. 2.3.5. so shall be .f. pained at the report of Tyre 
 SORER. 
 
 Jlei. 10.29. of how much s. punishment suppose ye 
 
 SORROW 
 
 Js a passion that contracts the heart, sinks the spi¬ 
 rits, and spoils the health of the body. St. Paul 
 advises the Thessalonians, 7iot to suffer themselves 
 to be overcome ivith sorrow for the godly that are 
 dead, not to sorrow after a heathenish znanner, as 
 those that had no hope of a future restirrection, 1 
 Thess. 4. 13. The apostle here does 7iot condemn 
 their sorrow, hut only the excess of it. Grace 
 destroys 7iot 7iature, but regulates it; nor takes it 
 away the affectio7is, btit moderates them. Fur to 
 mourn for the dead, especially those that die in the 
 Lord, is a duty that both 7iaturc, grace, and the 
 practice of godly men, teach, and which God re- 
 g7iireth. Abraham mourned and wept for Sarali 
 his wife, Gen. 23. 2. Jacob for his so7i Joseph, 
 s7(pposing he had been torn by wild beasts, Gen. 
 37 . 34. And Joseph and Ins hrethre>i for ffieir 
 father Jacob, Geti. .50. 10. The contrary is re¬ 
 proved by Gad himself. Isa. 57. 1. The righteous 
 perishetli, and no man layeth it to heart; and 
 merciful men are taken away, none considering 
 that the righteous is taken away from the evil 
 to come ; and to die tmlamented is rerko7ied as a 
 curse. Jer. 22. 18. They shall not lament for 
 Jehoiaki/n, sa_> ing, ah tny brother, or ah my sis¬ 
 ter, &-C. It IS only then immoderate sorrow the 
 apostle here means ; which is likewise forbidden in 
 the Old Testa/yiemt, Lev. 19. 28. Detit. 14. 1. 
 Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for 
 the dead ; which was a practice amo7ig the hea¬ 
 then, both in the zoorshipof their idols, and m their 
 solemn mottrnings. 
 
 Uhe apostle in 2 Cor. 7- 10. distingziishes two sorts 
 of sorrow, one a godly, and the other a worldly, 
 sorrow. Godly sorrow' is that which is wrought 
 in the soul by the Spirit of God, zohich arises from 
 a sense of sin ; the root of it is a love to God, arid 
 the manner of it such as was agreeable to the will 
 of God. The apostle in the following verse makes 
 it appear that this sorrow of the Corinthians was 
 godly, by the excellent fruits and effects of it. 
 Behold, says he, what carefulness it u'/'ought in 
 poll to amend what had been amiss ! Y'hat clear¬ 
 ing of yourselves. Y~ou shewed that you did not 
 approve of the fault of other members of your 
 church. Yea, what indignation ! namely, against 
 the offender, and yourselves for your neglect. Yea , 
 what fear ! namely, of divine vengeance, if you 
 should persist in that neglect, or of transgressing 
 again. Yea, what vehement desire! To take 
 aicay the scandal, and to give every good man satis¬ 
 faction. Yea, what zeal! For the glory of God, 
 and to perform what 1 had commanded in my for¬ 
 mer epistle concerning the incestuous person. He 
 adds, yea, what revenge it wrought in youagainst 
 the offender, by punishing of him I 
 Worldly sorrow is a sorrow occasioned by worldly 
 troubles., and carnal considerations, which, the 
 apostle says, worketh death ; while men how dow7i 
 under their burdens, and through impatience de¬ 
 stroy themselves, as Ahithophel, Judas, ^v'c. Or 
 when me7i fix their thoughts upo7i sad objects, and 
 so afflict themselves with them, that they bring 
 themselves into diseases which issue in death. 
 
 Gen. 3. 16.1 will greatly multiply thy s. and con¬ 
 ception, in s. thou shalt bring forth children 
 17- iuj. shalt thou eat of it all days of thy life 
 .35. t 18. she called his name, the son of my .c. 
 
 42. .38. if mischief befall him, then shall ye bring 
 down my gray hairs with s. to grave, 44. 29, 31. 
 Fxod. 15. 14. f. take hold of inhabitants of Palestina 
 Lev.QO. 16. terror shall cause .f. of heart 
 JDeut. 28. 65. the Lord shall give thee .f. of mind 
 ■4 Chron. 4. 9. saying, because I bare him with s. 
 Neh. 2. 2. this is nothing else but c. of heart 
 Fstli. 9. 22. the month was turned from s. to joy 
 Job 3. 10. because it hid not s. from mine eyes 
 6. 10. yea, I would harden myself in s. 
 
 17 . 7- mine eye is dim by reason of s. my members 
 41. 22. and s. is turned iido joy before him 
 Fsal. 13. 2. having s. in my heart daily 
 .3!?. 17 . and my r. is continually before me 
 39 . 2. 1 held my peace, and ray s. was stirred 
 
 460 
 
 Psal. 55. 10. mischief also and s. are in midst of it 
 90 . 10. yet is their strength labour and s. 
 
 107 . 39 . again they are brought low through .r. 
 116. 3. I found trouble and s. called 1 on tlie Tx)rd 
 Prop. 10. 10. he that winketh with eye, caiiseth s. 
 
 22. Ix>rd maketh rich, he addeth no s. with it 
 15. 13. but by s. of heart the spirit is broketi 
 17- 21. he that begetteth a fool, doth it to his s. 
 
 23. 29. w ho hath woe ? who hath s. t contentions 
 Feel. 1. 18. he that increaseth knowl. increaseth j. 
 5. 17 . he hath much s. and wrath with sickness 
 7 . 3. s. is better than laughter, heart made better 
 11. 10. therefore remove s. from thy heart 
 Isa. 5. .30. if one look unto the land, behold s. 
 
 14. 3. the Ixird shall give thee rest from thy s. 
 
 17 . 11. shall lie an hea() in the day of desperate s. 
 29 . 2. I will distress Ariel, ami there shall be s. 
 35. 10. and J. and sighing shall flee away 
 
 50. 11. this shall ye have, ye shall lie down in s. 
 51.11. and s. and mourning shall flee away 
 
 65.14. my servts. shall sing, but ye shall cry forj. 
 Jer. 8. 18. when I would comfort myself against s. 
 
 20. 18. out of womb, to see labour and s. '/ 
 
 .30.15. why criest thou ? thy s. is incurable 
 31. 13. 1 will make them rejoice from their s. 
 
 45. 3. for the Lord hath added grief to my s. 
 
 49. 23. there is .r. on the sea, it cannot be quiet 
 
 Lam. 1.12. see if there he any s. like unto my s. 
 
 18. behohi my s. |1 3. 65. give them s. of heart 
 Ezek. 23. .33. thou shalt be filled with drunk, and s. 
 Luke 22. 45. he found them sleeping for s. 
 
 John 16 . 6. said these things, j. filled your heart 
 
 20. sorrowful, but your .«. shall be turnecl to joy 
 
 21. a woman when she is in travail, hath .<•. 
 
 22. and ye now therefore have s. but 1 will see 
 
 you again, and your heart shall rejoice 
 Pom. 9. 2. that I have continual .f. in my heai t 
 2 Cor. 2. 3. when 1 came, 1 should have s. from them 
 7 . lest be swallowed up witli overmuch .f. 
 
 7 .10. for godly s. worketh repentance to salvation, 
 
 but the j. of the, world worketh death 
 Phil. 2.. 27 . but on me also, lest I have s. upon^. 
 liev. 18. 7 . so much s. give her, and shall see no s, 
 
 21. 4. there shall be no more death, neither s. 
 
 SORROW, Verb. 
 
 Jer. .31.12. and they shall not s. any more at all 
 
 51. 29. and the land shall tremhle and s. 
 
 II0S.8. 10. they sliall s. a little for the burden 
 
 1 Thess. 4.13. that ye s. not as others have no hope 
 
 SORROWS. 
 
 Exod. 3. 7.1 have heard their cry, fori know theirs. 
 
 2 Saiii. 22. 6. of hell compassetl me about, snares 
 
 of (ieath preventetl me, Psal. 18. 4,5.1 116. 3. 
 Job 9 . 28. 1 am afr. of all my j. not hold me innoc. 
 21. 17. God distributeth s. in his anger 
 39 . 3. they bow themselves, they cast out their s. 
 Psal. 16 . 4. s. shall be multiplied that hasten after 
 
 32.10. many s. shall be to wicked but he that trust. 
 127 . 2 . it is vidn to rise up, to eat the bread of s. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 23. for all his days are s. and his travel grief 
 Isa. 13.8. pangs and s. shall take hold of them 
 53.3. a man off. and acquainted with grief 
 4. surely he liatii borne griefs and carried our s. 
 Jer. 13. 21. shall not f. take as a woman in travail 
 49 . 24. s. have taken her as a woman in travail 
 Dan. 10. 16 . by vision my s. are turned upon me 
 Hos. 13.1.3. f. of travail, woman shall come on him 
 Mat. 24. 8. these are beginning of s. Mark 13. 8. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 10. pierced themselves thro’ with many s. 
 
 SORROWED. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 9 . now T rejoice that ye .f. to repentance 
 11. self-same thing that ye s. after a godly sort 
 
 SOllROWEril. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 2. and lo, thy fatlier s. for you 
 SORKOWEUL. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.15. my lord, T am a woman of a .f. spirit 
 JobC).7. things my' soul refused are as my s. meat 
 Psal. 69. 29. 1 am poor and s. let sal\ at. set me up 
 Prop. 14. 13. even in laughter the heart is s. 
 
 Jer. 31.25. I have replenished every’ s. soul 
 Zeph. 3. 18. I will gather them that are s. 
 
 Zech. 9. 5. Gaza also shall see it, and be very’ f. 
 Mat. 19 . 22. he went away s. Luke 18. 23, 24. 
 
 26. 22. and they were e.xceeding s. Mark 14. 19. 
 . 37 . and he began to be f. and very heavy 
 38. my soul is exceed, s. unto death, Mark 14. 31. 
 John 16 .20. ye shall be s. but sorrow shall be tinned 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 10. as s. yet always rejoicing, as poor yet 
 Phil. 2.28. may rejoice and I may be the less f. 
 
 SORROWING. 
 
 Luke 2. 48. behold, thy father and T sought thee s. 
 Acts 20. .38. s. they should see his face no more 
 SORRY. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. there is none of you that is s. for me 
 Neh. 8.10. this day is holy’ to Lord, neither be ye ,f. 
 Psal. .38.18. declare iniquity, 1 will be s. for my sin 
 Jfrt. 51. 19 . two things come, who shall be.f. for thee 
 Mat. 14. 9. and the king was .f. Mark 6. 26. 
 
 17 . 2.3. and they were exceeding s. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 2. if 1 make you s. same which is made s. 
 
 7 . 8. tho’ I made you s. same epistle inade you f. 
 
 9. 1 rej. not that ye were made s. for ve were s. 
 SORT. 
 
 Gen. 6. 19. two of every s. shalt bring into ark, 20. 
 7 . 14. every bird of every s. into the ark 
 1 Sam. 15. t 9- they spared of second f. and lambs 
 1 Chron. 24. 5. they divided one s. with another 
 29 . 14. that we should be able to offer after this s. 
 Ezral. 10. ba.sons of gold, silver basons of second s. 
 4. 8. they vi rote to Artaxerxes king after this f. 
 Neh. 6. 4. yet sent to me four times after this s. 
 Ezek. 2.3. 42. with men of the common s. Sabeans 
 . 39 . 4. 1 will give thee to ravenous birds of every s. 
 44. ,30. the first of every oblation of every’ 
 
 Dan. 1. 10. worse liking than children of your s. 
 
 .3. 29 . there is no other G. can deliver after this j. 
 Acts 17 . 5. but took lewd fellows of the baser s. 
 Rom. 15.15.1 have written more boldly in some/. 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 13. try every man's work, of what i'. it is 
 
 2 Cor. 7.11. that ye sorrowed after a godly’ .r. 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 6. of this are they whocrcep into houses 
 
 3 John 6. bring ou their journey after a godly’ s. 
 
 .SORTS. 
 
 Deut. 22.11. shalt not wear a garment of divers s. 
 Neh. 5. 18. once in ten days store of all s. of wine 
 Psal. 78. 45. he sent divers s. of flies, 105. 31. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 8. I gat musical instrum, ami that of all s. 
 Ezek. 27 . 24. were thy merchants in all s. of things 
 38. 4. all of them clothed with all s. of armour 
 .SOiriSH. 
 
 Jer. 4. 22. my people is foolish, they are s. children 
 .SOUGH!', 
 
 Gen. 43. 30. he s. w’here to weep, entered hischam. 
 Exod. 2.15. when Pharaoh heard, he s. to slay Mo. 
 4. 19 . for all the men are dead which s. thy life 
 21. that the Lord met lym and s. to kill him 
 
 3.3. 7 . every one that s. [.ord went out to tabern. 
 Lev. 10. 16. Moses diligently f. goat of sin offering 
 Sum. .35. 2.3. was not his enemy, nor s. his harm 
 Deut. 1.3. 10. beca. he f. to thrust thee away fr. L. 
 .Tosh. 2.22. pursuers s. the spies, but found them not 
 Ju 'g. 14. 4. Samson s. occasion against Philistines 
 
 18. 1. Danites s. them an inheritance to dwell in 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 10. Saul s. to smite David to the wall 
 27 . 4. .Saul s. no more again for him 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 17. ye s. for David in times past to be king 
 4. 8. the head of thine enemy that s. thy life 
 
 21. t 1. and David s. the face of the Lord 
 2. Saul s. to si ay them in his zeal to Israel 
 
 1 Kings 1. .3. they s. for a fair damsel thro' Israel 
 10. 24. all the earth 5. to Solomon to hear 
 
 IL 40. .''olomon s. therefore to kill Jeroboam 
 
 2 Ki7igs2. 17 . s. tliieedays for Elijah, found him not 
 
 1 Chron. 26. .31. among the Hebronites werer. for 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7. because we have s. the Ijord our G- 
 
 16. 12. yet in his disease he s. not to the Lord 
 
 17 . 3. Jehoshaphat .f. not unto Baalim 
 4. but j. to the Lord God of his father 
 
 22. 9. he i. Ahaziah, and they caught him ; because 
 
 Jehoshaphat s. the Lord with all his heart 
 
 25. 15. w hy hast thou s. after gods of Edom i 20. 
 
 26. 5. he s. God in the days of Zechariah ; as long 
 
 as he s. the Ix^rd God made him to prosper 
 Ezra 2. 62. these s. their register, Neh. 7. 64. 
 
 Neh. 12. 27 . they’ s. the Levites out of all places 
 Esth. 2. 21. they s. to lay hand on the king. 6. 2, 
 
 3. 6. wherefore Hainan s. to destroy all the Jews 
 
 9. 2. to lay hand on such as s. their hurt 
 
 Psal. .34. 4. I .f. the T.ord. and he heard me, 77. 2. 
 86. 14. assemblies of violent men s. after my soul 
 111. 2. j'. out of all that have pleasure therein 
 119. 10. with my whole heart have I s. thee 
 91 . save me, for 1 have s. thy’ precepts 
 Prop. 28. 112. but when wicked rise, man is s. for 
 Eccl. 7 . 29- they have r. out many inventions 
 12. 9 . preacher s. out and set in order many prov. 
 
 10. the preacher.v. to find acceptable words 
 Isa. 62. 12. shalt be called, j. out, city not forsaken 
 65. 1. I am s. of them that asked not for me : I am 
 found of their, that s. me not, Rom. 10. 20. 
 10. shall be a place for my people that have .t. me 
 Jer. 8. 2. before sun and moon, whom they haver. 
 
 10. 21. for the pastors have not s. the Lord 
 26. 21. the king s. to put him to death 
 
 44. .30. T pave Zedekiah to Nebu. that s. his life 
 50. 20. iniquity’ of Israel shall be .f. for. be none 
 Lam. 1. 19. while they’ .f. meat to relieve their souls 
 Ezek. 22. .30. and I s. for a man among them 
 26. 21. tho’ s. y^t shalt thou never be found again 
 .34. 4. neither have ye .f. that which w’as lost 
 Dan. 2. 13. they s. Daniel and his fellows to be slain 
 
 4. 36. my counsellors and my lords .f. unto me 
 6. 4. the princes s. occasion against Daniel 
 
 8. 15. when 1, even I, had s. for the meaning 
 Chad. 6. how are Esau’s hidden things r. up 
 Zeph. 1. 6. and those that have not s. the Lord 
 Zech. 6. 7- and the bay went forth and s. to go 
 Mat. 2. 20. they are dead which s. the child's life 
 21. 46. s. to lay hands, Mark 12. 12. Luke 20. 19. 
 26. 16 . covenanted with him, and from that time 
 he . 5 . opportunity to betray him, Luke 22. 6. 
 59. they s. false witness against .lesus to put him 
 to death, but found none, Mark 14. 55. 
 JMark 11. 18. the scribes heard it, and r. how they 
 niieht destrov him', 14. 1. Luke 19. 47. I 22. 2. 
 Luke 2. 48. thy father and I s. thee sorrowing 
 49 . how is it that ye s. me ? wist ye not that I must 
 
 5. 18. and they s. means to bring him in 
 
 6. 19. the whole multitude s. to touch him 
 
 11. 16. others j. of him a sign from heaven 
 
 1.3. 6. he s. fruit thereon, and found none 
 
 19 . .3. Zaccheus s. to see Jesus who he was 
 John 5. 16. the Jews s. to slay him, 18.1 7- L 
 
 7 . 11. then the Jews s. him at the feast, 11. 56. 
 
 30. then they’ s. to take him, 10. 39. 
 
 11.8. Master, the Jews of late s. to stone thee 
 19 . 12. from thenceforth Pilate .f. to release him 
 Arts 12. 19 . and when Herod had s. for Peter 
 17 . 5. they s. to bring them out to the people 
 Rom. 9. .32. because s. it not by faith but by works 
 
 1 7'hess. 2. 6. nor of men s. we glory, neither of you 
 
 2 'I'im. 1. 17 . in Rome he .v. me out very diligently 
 Ileh. 8. 7 . no place should have been r. for second 
 
 12. 17 . though he s. it carefully’ with tears 
 
 SOUGHT him. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 21. when .f. him he could not be found 
 1.3. 14. the I.ord hath s. him a man to be captain 
 
 23. 14. Saul ,c. him every day, God delivered him 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 1.3. we s. him not after the due order 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7. have s. him, he hath given us rest 
 15. 4. when they .f. him, he w’as found of them 
 
 15. for they’ s.'hi/n witli their whole desire 
 P.sal. 37 . 36. I -f. him, but he could not be found 
 78. 34. when he slew’ them, tlien they s. him 
 Cant. 3.1. by night on my bed I s. hint whom my’soul 
 loveth ; 1 s. /i/wibut 1 found him not. 2. | 5.6. 
 Luke 2. 44. and they him among their kinsfolk 
 4. 42. and the people .f. hi/n, and came unto him 
 SOULUIER, See Soldier. 
 
 SOUL. 
 
 This word in Scripture, especially in the style of 
 the Hebrews, is very equivocal. It is taken, 
 1. For that spiritual, reasonable, and immortal 
 substance in man, which is the origin of our 
 
sou 
 
 sou 
 
 sou 
 
 thoughts, of our desires, of our reasonings'; which 
 distinguishes us from the brute creation, and 
 which hears some resemblance to its divine Maker. 
 Mat. 10. C8. I'ear liim which is at)le to destroy 
 botli soul and body. This substance rnust he 
 spiritual because it thmks ; it mhst he immortal, 
 because it is spiritual. The iScriptufe indeed 
 ascribes to beasts a .foul, a spirit, life, and respi¬ 
 ration, which may be a second acceptation of the 
 word, as in Gen. 1. 24. Let the earth bring 
 forth the living creature, in Hebrew, the living 
 soul. So in Lev. 17 . 11. 'J'he life, in Hebre^y, 
 the soul of tlie Hesli is in the blood. And in 
 Eccl. .3. 21. Who knoweth the sinrit of the 
 beast that goeth downward? 'J'his soul is the 
 spirit, the breath, which is the principle of 
 animal life, and which is comttion to men and 
 brutes. Ihit the Scripture allows to man alone 
 the privileges of imderstanding, the knowledge of 
 God, wisdom, immortality, the hope of futtire 
 happiness, and of eternal life. It only threatens 
 men with the punishment of another life and the 
 pains of hell. 
 
 31. Soul is taken for the whole person, both soul 
 and body; Give me the persons, in Hebrew, 
 souls, and take the goods to thyself, the king 
 of Sodom to Abraliam, Gen. 14. 21. And in 
 Gen. 12. 5. Abram took Sarai his wife, and 
 Lot his brother’s son, and all tlieir substance 
 that they had gathered, and tlie souls that tliey 
 had gotten in Haran •, that is, the serv.mts they 
 had purchased, or the children that bad been born 
 to them. 
 
 III. It is taken for the life of man. Psai. 33. 19. 
 I'o deliver the soul from deatli; to save them 
 alive. And in Psal. 7. 5. I.et the enemy perse¬ 
 cute my soul, and take it, let him take away my 
 life. Jhid often in the Psalms. 
 
 IV. It is taken sometimes for death, or a dead body. 
 Is'um. 9. 6. Some were detiled by the dead body 
 of a man, m Hebrew, by the soul of a man. 
 And hi Nnm. 6. 6. he shall come at no dead 
 body, in Hebrew, (lead soul. Also in Psal. 16. 
 
 10. Ihou wilt not leave my soul in hell ; that is, 
 thou wilt not suffer my body to continue long in 
 the grave, or in a state of death. Sometimes it is 
 taken for a living body. Psal. 105. 18. He was 
 laid in iron, in Hebrew, his soul came into 
 iron. 
 
 V. It is used for desire, love, inclination, Gen. 23. 
 
 8. If it be your mind ; in Hebrew, if it please or 
 be agreeable to your soul. 1 Sam. 18. 1. The soul 
 of .lonathan was knit with the soul of David ; he 
 had a great love and affection for him. So in 
 Prov. 27 . 7 . 3 he full soul. That is, a man whose 
 desire or appetite is fully satisfied. 
 
 Gen. 1. t 20. the moving creature that hath .f. 
 
 + .30. to every thing wiierein there is a living s. 
 
 2. 7. God breatheil and man became a living .v. 
 
 34. 8. the s. of my son longetli for your daughter 
 
 35. 18. as her j’. was in departing, for slie died 
 llxod. 12. + 16. save that wliich every.?, must eat 
 
 23. +9. for ye know the .?. of a stranger 
 Lev. 4.2. if a s. shall sin througli ignorance 
 t 27 .. and if any s. of the common people sin 
 
 5 . 1. if a f. sin, and hear the voice of swearing 
 
 2. or if J. touch any unclean thing.shall be unclean 
 
 4. if a s. swear l! 15. if a s. commit a trespass 
 
 17 . if a s. sin and commit any of these things 
 
 6. 2. if a j. lie || 17. 12. no s. of you shall eat blood 
 
 17. 11. it is blood makelh an atonement for the s. 
 
 22. 11. if the priest buy any s. with his money' 
 
 23. .30. whatsoever s. cloth any work in that day 
 
 26. 15. or if your s. abhor my judgments 
 
 43. because their .?, abhorrecl my statutes 
 Jfium. 9. 13. even the same s. shall be cutoff 
 
 21. 4. the J-. of the people was much discouraged 
 
 30. 4. every bond wherewith she hath bound tier 
 
 i. shall stand, 5, 6,7, B, 9, 10,11, 12,13. 
 
 31. 28. one s. of five Imndred for the Lord 
 Lent. 11. 13. and to serve him with all your s. 
 
 18. ye shall lay up these my words in your^. 
 
 13. 3. proveth you Know whether you love the r,d. 
 
 your G. with all your.?. Josh. 22. 5. 1 Kings 2. 4. 
 Judg. 18. t 25. lest fellows bitter of .?. run on thee 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 1. s. of .lonathan was knit to .?. of David 
 
 22. + 2. every one bitter of s. came to David 
 
 25.29.. ?. of my lord bouncl up in bundle of life 
 .30. 6. because the s. of all the people was grieved 
 
 2 Sam.5. 8. the blind that are hated of David’s s. 
 13. 39. thef. of David longed to go to Absalom 
 
 17 .^+ 8. thy father and his men be bitter of.?. 
 
 1 Khigs 8. 48. and so return to thee with all their f. 
 
 17 ., 21. let this child’s .?. come into him again 
 
 2 Kings 27. let her alone for her s. is vexed 
 
 23. 3. to keep his commandments with all their 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 19. now set your,?, to seek the T.ord 
 
 2 Chr. 6. .38. if they return to thee w ith all their 
 
 15. 12. to seek the Lord God with all their .?. 
 
 Job 3. 20. why is life given to the bitter in .?. ? 
 
 12.10. in whose hand is the .?. of every living thing 
 16.4. if your s. were in my soul’s stead 
 24.12. and the .?. of the wounded crieth out 
 31. f 39. if I caused the s. of the owners to expire 
 
 36. 114. their.?, dieth in youth, and their life is 
 Psal. 17 . + 9. hide from my enemies against the ,?. 
 
 19 . 7 . the law of I.ord is perfect converting the. s. 
 33. 19 . to delivertheir.?. from death and keepalive 
 .34. 22. the Lord redeemeth the s. of his servants 
 49 . 8. the redemption of their .?. is precious 
 
 72 .14. he shall redeem their.?, from deceit and viol. 
 • 74 . 19 . G deliver not the .?. of thy turtle-dove 
 78. 50. he spared not their s. from death 
 86. 4. rejoice the s. of thy servant, O Lord 
 94.21. they gather against the^. of the righteous 
 106.15. but he sent leanness into their s. 
 
 107 . 5. hungry and thirsty their .?. fainted in them 
 
 9. he satisheth longing.?, and filleth hungry s. 
 
 18. theirs, abhorreth all manner of meat 
 26. theirs, is melted because of trouble 
 Prov. 10. 3. not sufter the .?, of righteous to famish 
 
 11. 25. liberal s. shall be made fat that watereth 
 
 Prov. 1.3. 2. but s. of transgressors .shall eat violence 
 4. the j. of the sluggard desireth and hatli not 
 
 19 . the desire accomplished is sweet to the s. 
 
 16. 24. pleasant words are sweet to thej. 
 
 19. 2. the s. I)e without knowledge it is not good 
 
 15. and an idle .?, shall sutfer hunger 
 
 21. 10. the s. of the wicked desireth evil 
 
 22. 23. Lord will spoil.?. of those that spoiled them 
 25. 13. for he refresheth thei'. of Ids masters 
 
 25. as cold waters to a thirsty s. so is good news 
 
 27 . 7 . the full s. loatheth an honey-comb ; but to 
 tlie hungry .?. every bitter thing is sweet 
 + 9. so a man’s friend by the counsel of the s. 
 
 31. + 6. give wine to tliem that are bitter of.?. 
 
 Isa. .3. 9. woe to their s. they have rewarded evil 
 
 t 20. I will take away the houses of the s. 
 
 10. t 18. itshall consume from the.?, to the flesh 
 
 32. 6. to make empty the s. of the hungry 
 46. + 2. but their f. is gone into captivity 
 
 49. + 7 . thus saith Ld. to him that is despised in s. 
 
 55. 2. let your s. delight itself in fatness 
 .3. come unto me, hear, and your s. shall live 
 58. 10. and if thou satisfy the aftiicteii s. 
 
 66. 3. their .?. delighteth m their abominations 
 Jer. 4. 10. whereas the sword reacheth to the s. 
 
 20. 1.3. he hath delivered the s. of the jjoor 
 
 31. 12. their s. shall be as a wmtered garden 
 14. and 1 will satiate the i'.of the priests 
 
 25. thus saith the Lorri, 1 have satiated thew'eary 
 s. and 1 have replenished every sorrowful s. 
 .38. 16. as the Lord liveth, that made us this s. 
 
 40. + 14. hath sent Ishmael to strike thee in .?. 
 
 44. + 14. they have lift up their .?. to return 
 Lam. 1.11. hath given for meat to l elieve the s. 
 
 2. 12. when their s. was poured out into bosom 
 
 3. 25. the Lord is good to the j. that seeketh him 
 Ezek. 18. 4. all souls are mine, as .?. of father, so^. 
 
 of son is mine, the s. that sinneth, it shall die, 20. 
 
 24. 21. what your s. pitieth shall fall by sword 
 + 25. I take tiom them the lifting up of the .?. 
 
 25. t 6. thou hast rejoiced in.?. with all thy despite 
 Hos.g. 4. theirs, shall not come into house of Lord 
 Jonah 2.5. vvaters compassed me about even to the.?. 
 Mat. 10. 28. but are not able to kill the s. fear him 
 
 that can destroy both .?. and body in hell 
 Mark 12. .3.3. to love him with all the heart and ,?, 
 Acts^.Ti. fear came on every s. many wonders done 
 
 3. 23. every s. which will not hear that prophet 
 
 4. .32. multitude that believed of one heart and .?. 
 Pom. 2 . 9 . anguish on every .?. of man that doeth evil 
 
 13. 1. let every s. be subject to the h.igher powers 
 1 Thess. 5. 2.3. that your.?, and body be preserved 
 Heb. 4. 12. word of God piercing to dividing of 
 
 6. 19 . which hope we have as an anchor of the s. 
 
 10. 39. but of them that believe to saving of the s. 
 Jam. 5. 20. he shall save a.?, fiom death and hide 
 
 1 Pet. 2.11. from tleshly lusts which war ag. the .?. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 8. Lot vexed his right. .?. from day today 
 Rev. 16 . .3. and every living.?, died in the sea 
 
 See Afflicted, Bitterness. 
 
 His SOUL. 
 
 Geti. 34. .3. his s. clave to Dinah .lacob’s daughter 
 42. 21. are guilty, when w e saw anguish of his s. 
 Exod. .30. 12. shall give a ransom for his s. to Lord 
 Num. 30. 2. or swear an oath to bind his s. to Lord 
 Dent. 24. 115. he is poor, and lifteth hiss, to it 
 Judg. 10. 16. his .?. was grieved for misery of Israel 
 
 16. 16 . she urged him, so that his s. was vexed 
 
 2 Kings 23. 25. there was no king like .losiah who 
 turned to ths Lord with all his .?. 2 Chron. 34. 31. 
 Job 14. 22. anil his s. within him shall mourn 
 
 18. t 4. he teareth his s. in his anger 
 
 21. 25. another dieth in the bitterness of his s. 
 
 23. 1.3. what /«>.?.desireth, even that he doeth 
 27 . 8. the hypoci ite, w hen God taketh aw'ay hiss. 
 .31. .30. neither to sin, by' wishing a curse to hiss. 
 
 32. t 2. he justified his s. rather than God 
 
 33. 18. he keepeth back his s. from the pit 
 
 20. and his s. abhorreth dainty meat 
 
 22. yea, his s. draw'eth near unto the grave 
 
 28. he will deliver his s. from the pit, .30. 
 
 Psal. 10. t 3. the wicked boasteth of his .?. jiesire 
 
 11. 5. but the wicked loveth violence, his .?. hateth 
 
 24. 4. who hatli not lifteii up his s. to vanity 
 
 25. 13. his s. shall dwell at ease, and seed shall 
 
 inherit the earth 
 
 49. 18. though wniie he lived he blessed his s. 
 
 89. 48. shall he deliver///.? .?. from the grave ? 
 
 105.118. feet hurt with fetters, his s. came into iron 
 109 . 31. to save from those that condemn his .?. 
 Prov. C). f 16. seven are an abomination to his .?. 
 .30. if he steal to satisfy his s. when he is hungry 
 13. 25. the righteous eatelh to satisfying of his s. 
 16. 17 . he that keepeth his way, preserveth his s. 
 
 18. 7 . a fool’s lips are the snare of his s. 
 
 21.23. whoso keepeth his mouth, keepeth his s. 
 
 22. 5. that doth keeji his .?. shall be far from them 
 
 2.3. 14. and shalt deliver hiss, from hell 
 
 29. 10. hate the upricht, but the just seek his s. 
 Eccl. 2. 24. that he sliould make his .?. enjoy good 
 
 6. 2. so that he wauteth nothing for his s. 
 
 .3. and ///^.?. be not tilled with good 
 Isa. 29. 8. but he awaketh and his .?. is empty ; 
 
 behold he is faint and his s. hath appetite 
 44. 20. that he cannot deliver his s. nor say 
 
 5.3. 10. when shalt make his .?. an ottering for sin 
 
 11. he shall see of travail of his s. and be satisfied 
 
 12. because he poured out his s. unto death 
 
 Jer. .50. 19 . hiss, shall be satisfied on mount Ephr. 
 51. 6. flee and deliver every man his s. 45. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 27. doeth what is right, he shall save his s. 
 .33. 5. he that taketh warning, shall deliver his s. 
 Amos 2. + 14. neither shall the mighty deliver his s. 
 Mic.1. t ,3. the great man uttereth mischief of hiss. 
 Ilab. 2.4. ///'.?. that is lifted up, is not upright in him 
 ilia/.16.26. it'gain whole world, and lose his own s. 
 
 what can man give in exchange for^. ? Mark 8..37. 
 ActsH. 31. his s. was not left in hell nor flesh did see 
 My SOUL. 
 
 Gen. 12. 13. and my .?. shall live because of thee 
 
 19. 20. O let me e3ca[)e thither, and ///.yj. shall live 
 27 .4. that my s. may bless thee before 1 die, 25. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 6. O my s. come not thou into their secret 
 Lev. 26. 11. and my s. shall not abhor you, 30. 
 Num. 2.3. t 10. let my s. die death of the righteous 
 Judg. 5. 21. O mys, tliou hast trodden down strength 
 16 . t 3tl. let my s, die with the I’hilistines 
 
 1 Ham. 1. 15. but have poured out mys. before Ld, 
 
 24. 11. yet thou huntestw/y j. to take it 
 
 26. 21. because my s. was precious in thine eyes 
 
 2 Ham. 4. 9. David answered Rechab, as the Lord 
 
 liveth, who hath redeemed my s. 1 Kings \. 29. 
 Jobfi. 7 . the things///y S', refused, are as tny meat 
 
 7 . 15. so that my s. chooseth strangling and death 
 
 9. 21. though perfect, yet would 1 not know my s. 
 
 10. l.mys. is weary of life, speak bitterness of wy f. 
 19 . 2. how long w ill ye \cKmys. with wokIs.' 
 
 27 . 2. and the Almighty, who hath vexed my s. 
 
 30. 15. they jiursue my s. as the wind 
 
 16. and now my s. is poured out upon me 
 
 2.1. was not my ,?. grieved for the poor r 
 
 Ps. 3. 2. who say of my .?. there is no help in God 
 
 6. 3. my s. is sore vexed, but, O I ord, how long.^ 
 
 4. deliver 7 ny s. 17 . 13. 1 22. 20. ] 116. 4. I 120. 2. 
 
 7 . 2. lest he tear my .?. like a lion, lending it 
 
 5. let the enemy persecute my s. and take it 
 
 11.1. how say ye to my s. flee as a bird to mountain. 
 
 1.3. 2. how long shall I take counsel in mys.;' 
 
 16. 10. thou wilt not leave w/y s. in hell, ActsQ.'Ti. 
 
 2.3. 3. he restoreth my s. li 25. 1. to thee I lift my s. 
 25.20.0 keep w/y j. and tieliver me, 1 trust in tliea 
 
 26. 9. gather not my s. with sinners, nor my life 
 
 30. 3. thou hast brought up my .?. from the giave 
 t 12. that my s. may sing praise to thee 
 
 31. 7- thou hast known my s. in adversities 
 9. yeif.,?nys. andmv belly are consumed 
 
 .34.2. mys. shall make her boast in the Lord 
 35. 3. say unto mys. 1 am thy salvation 
 4. let them be put to shame that seek after mys. 
 
 7 . without cause they have digged a pit for my s. 
 9. and mys. shall be joyful in the T.ord 
 
 12. they rewarded me to the spoiling of wy^. 
 
 1.3. as for me, I humbled ///y s. with fasting 
 
 17 . rescue my s. from their destructions 
 
 40.14. let them be confounded that seek after wy 
 41. 4. heal mys. for 1 have sinned against thee 
 
 42.1. as the hart, so panteth wy after thee, O G. 
 
 2. tny .?. thirsteth fi/r the living Goti, 113. 6. 
 
 4. when 1 remember, I pour out my s. in me 
 
 5. why art thou cast down, O my s.? 11.1 4.3. 5 
 
 6. O my God, tny s. is cast down w ithin me 
 49. 15. God will redeem mys. from the grave 
 
 54. .3. and oppressors seek after my s. 
 
 4. the Lord is with them that uphold my .?. 
 
 55. 18. he hath delivered my s. in peace from bat. 
 
 56. 6. they mark my steps, when they wait for my s 
 
 1.3. for thou hast delivered my s. from death 
 
 57 . 1. be merciful, O G. for my s. Irusteth in thee 
 
 4. my .?. is among 1 ions |16. tny s. is bowed down 
 59. 3. for lo,they lie in wait for my s. 
 
 62.1. truly my .?. v aiteth upon God, my salvatioiv 
 
 5. my .?. wait thou only upon God, my exjiectation 
 6.3.1.0 God, my s. thirsteth for thee in a dry land 
 
 5. my s. shall be satisfied as with marrow and fat 
 
 8. my s. followeth hard after thee, thy l ight band 
 
 9 . but those that seek my .?. to destroy if shall go 
 
 66.16. 1 will dedal e what God hath done for tny s. 
 69. 1. for the waters are come in unto my s. 
 
 10. when 1 wept and chastened my .?. with fasting 
 
 18. tlraw nigh to my .?. and redeem it, deliver me 
 
 70 . 2 . confounded that seek after wy s. 71. 13. 
 
 71 . ‘Tb.my ?. shall rejoice which thou hast redeemed 
 77 . 2. my sore ran, tny s. refused to be comforted 
 84. 2. tny s. longeth for the courts of the Lonl 
 
 86.2. preserve wy j. II 1.3. thou hast delivered mys. 
 
 4. for to thee, O I.ord, do I lift up my .?. 143. 8. 
 
 14. assemblies of violent men sought after mys. 
 
 88. 3. tny .?. is full of troubles, my life draweth nigh 
 14. Tv. w hy fastest thou oflF wy .?.'! why hidestthou 
 
 94. 17 . tny .?. had almost dwelt in silence 
 
 19 . in thoughts within thy comforts delight wy s. 
 103. 1. bless the l ord, O my s. 2, 22.1 104. 1, .35. 
 109 . 20. reward of them that speak against tny s. 
 116 . 7 . return unto thy l est, O wy s. 
 
 8. for thou hast delivered wy .?. from death 
 
 119 . 20. wy .?. breaketh for the longing it hath 
 
 25. mys. cleaveth to the dust, quicken thou me 
 
 28. wy .?. meiteth for heaviness, strengthen me 
 81. mys. fainteth for salvation, but 1 hope 
 
 109 . mys. iscontinually inmy hand, yet not forget 
 129 . therefore doth tny .?. keep them 
 167. wy f. hath kept ihy testimonies 
 175 . letwyi'. live, and it shall praise thee 
 
 120. 2. deliver wy .?. O T.ord, from lying lips 
 
 6. wy .?. hath dwelt with him that hateth peace 
 1.30. 5. 1 wait for the I.ord, tny .?. doth wait, 6. 
 
 131.2. tny s. is even as a weaned child 
 
 1.38. .3. and strengthen me with strength in tny s. 
 
 139.14. and that mys. knoweth right well 
 
 141.8. in thee is mj trust, leave not tny .?. destitute 
 
 142. 4. refuge failed me, no man cared for mys. 
 
 7 . bring tt:y s. oiitof prison, that I may prai?ethy 
 
 143. .3. for the enemy hath persecuted my s. 
 
 11. O I.ord, bring mys. outof trouble 
 
 146. 1. praise the I,ord, praise the Lord, O wy s. 
 Eccl. 4. 8. for whom do 1 bereave wy .?. of good ? 
 7.28. which yet mys. seeketh, but 1 timt not 
 Cant. 1. 7 . O thou whom mys. loveth, .3. 1, 2, .3, 4. 
 
 5. 6. wy ?. failed when he spake, T sought him 
 
 6. 12. mys. made me like chariotsof .Ammi.nadib 
 Isa. 1. 14. your new moons and feasts wyj. hateth 
 
 26. 9 . withw.y .?. have 1 desired thee in the night 
 . 38 . 17 . thou hast in love to wy.?. delivered it 
 
 42.1. behold mine elect, in whom wy .?. delighteth 
 61 . 10. mys. shall tie joyful in my God 
 
 Jer.A. 19. hast heard, O wy s. sound of the trumpet 
 31. wy .?. is weaneu because of murderers 
 5. 9 . shall not wy .?. be avenged ’ 29. I 9. tb 
 
 6.8. be instructed, () .let. lest wyr.depart from thee 
 12 . 7 . beloved ol wy .?. into the liand of her enemies 
 
 13. ]7.mys. sh. weep in secret places foryour priile 
 18. 20. for they have diggeil a pit for wy s. 
 
 .32. 41. I will rejoice over them with wy whole s. 
 Lam. 1.16. the comtorter that should r< lieve mys. 
 
 461 
 
sou 
 
 sou 
 
 sou 
 
 Lam. 3. 17 thou hast removed mys. far off from pe 
 20. viy s. iiath fliem still in reiiieinbrance 
 
 24. J^or(J is my portion, saitli my will 1 hope 
 58. () Lord, thou hast pleaded tile c auses of my s. 
 
 Ezek.4. 14. behold, my a-, hath not been polluted 
 Jonah 2.7. when my s. fainted within me, 1 lemem. 
 il/zc. 6. 7 . the fruit of my body' bir the sin oimys. 
 
 7 . 1 . mys. desired the hrst npe fruit 
 
 Zeck. 11.8. three shepherds 1 cut off, mys. loathed 
 Mat. 12.18. my beloced, in whom toys, is well pleas. 
 2b. .18. my s. is exceeding' sorrowful, Mark 11. .'11. 
 Luke 1. 4b. 7ny s. doth magnify the ixird 
 12. ly. 1 will say to my s. soul, eat, drink 
 John 12. 27 . is mys. troubled, and what shall I say i 
 2 Cor. 1. 2.‘1. 1 call (iod for a record upon mys. 
 lieb. 10. 38. my s. shall have no pleasure in him 
 Our .SOU L. 
 
 J^um. 11.6. our s. is dried away, nothing but manna 
 21.5. no bread, ours, loatheth this light bread 
 Vsal. 33.20. O'Ur s. waiteth for Lord, he is our help 
 33. 123. let them not say, ah, our s. would have it 
 44. 25. for our s. is bowed down to the dust 
 6b. y. bless our Ood, who holdeth our s. in life 
 
 123. 4. our s. is exceedingly tilled with scorning 
 
 124. 4. the sti eain had gone over our s. 3. 
 
 7 . our s. is escaped as a bird out of the snare 
 Isa. 2b. 8. the desire oi our s. is to thy name 
 
 Own .sour,. 
 
 JDeut. 13. 6. if a friend is as thine owns, entice thee 
 liiam. 18. 1. the soul of .lonathan was knit to Da¬ 
 vid, and he loved him as his owns. 3. | 20.17. 
 PsaLQ2. 0.9. and none can keep alive hisca;»s'. 
 Prov.6. 32. he that doeth it, destioyeth his owns. 
 
 8. 36. but he that sinneth, wrongeth his owns. 
 
 11 . 17 . the merciful man doeth good to hisea^w^. 
 
 15. .32. he thatrefuseth instruction despis. hisew?j s. 
 
 19 . 8. lie that getteth wisdom, lovefii hisew/i.c. 
 
 16 . he that keep, commandments keep, his own .y. 
 
 20.2. that provokethking, sinneth against hisoa'w s. 
 
 29 . 24. whoso is partner with thief, hateth own s. 
 Mat. 16 . 26. what is a man profited, if he shall gain 
 
 whole world and lose his ow7i s. ? Mark 8. 36. 
 Luke9,.'S5. sword shall pierce thro’ thy owns, also 
 . That .SOUL. 
 
 Ge^iAl- 14. not circumcised, thats. shall be cut off 
 from his people, Exod. 31. 14. Lev. 7 . 20 , 21 , 
 25, 27 .1 19. 8 . Num. 15. 30. 
 
 Lxod. 12. 15. whoso eateth leavened bread, thats. 
 shall be cut off from Israel, Num. 19. 13. 
 
 19. whoso eateth leavened bread, that s. shall be 
 cutoff from congregation of Israel, E:um. 19. 20. 
 Lev. 17 . 10. I will set my face against that s. 20. 6. 
 
 22. 3. that s. shall be cut off from my presence 
 
 23. ;i0. that s. will 1 destroy from his people 
 Mtun. 15. 31. that s. shall utterly be cut off 
 
 Thy SOUL. 
 
 Gen. 27 .19. eat, that thy s. ma.y bless me, 31. 
 JJeut. 4. 9. take heed, and keep thy s. diligently 
 29 . shalt find him, if seek him with all thy s. 
 
 6. 5. love the Lord thy God with all thy s. .‘io. 6. 
 
 10. 12. to serve the Lord thy Godyvith all thy s. 
 
 12. 15. whatsoever thy s. lusteth after, 14. 26. 
 
 26. 16 . do w ith all .v. 1| .30. 2. obey w'ith all thy s. 
 
 30. 2. obey his voice with all thy heart and thy s. 
 
 10. if thou turn unto the Lord with all thy s. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 16 . then take as much as thy s. desireth 
 
 20. 4. whatsoever Z/ii/S', desireth, 1 will do for thee 
 
 23. 20. come according to all the desire of thy s. 
 
 25. 29. yet a man is risen to pursue and seek thy s. 
 
 1 Kings 11.37. shalt reign according all thy s. desir. 
 Psal.VA.’i. the Lord shall preserve thy s. 
 
 Prov.O. 10. when know ledge is pleasant to thy s. 
 
 3. 22. so shall be life to thy s. ami grace to thy neck 
 
 19 . 18. and let not thy s. spare for his crying 
 
 22. 25. learn his ways, ami get a snare to thys. 
 
 24. 12. he that keepeth tky s. doth not he know it.^ 
 14. so shall the knowledge of wisdom be to thy s. 
 
 29 . 17 . yea, he shall give <lelight to thy s. 
 
 Isa. 51. 2.3. which have said to thy s. bow down 
 
 58.10. if thou <lraw out thy s. to the hungry 
 
 11. the l.ord shall satisfy thy s. in drought 
 Jer. 14. 19 . hath thys. loathed Zion ' why smitten us? 
 
 38. 17 . go forth then, thy s. shall live, 20. 
 
 Ltek. 3. 19 . thou hast delivei ed thy s.0\. \ 33. 9. 
 Hah. 2.10. and thou hast sinned against thy s. 
 Mat. 0.0. .‘I 7 . thou shalt love Lord with all thy heai t 
 and with all thy s. Mark 12. .30. l.uke 10.27. 
 Luke 12.20. this night Z//.y.s. shall be required of thee 
 :i.TohnO. thou niayest prosper, even as thy s. prosi). 
 Jiev. 18.14. the fruits thy s. lusted after are departed 
 See Liveth. 
 
 SOULS. 
 
 Gen. 12. 5. Abraham took s. they had got in TTaran 
 14.+ 21. give me the .v. and take goods to thyself 
 .36. + 6. Ksau took all the s. of his house 
 46. 15. the by Leah were thirty and three 
 18. by Zilpah sixteen s. 1| 22. by Rachel fourteen s. 
 
 25. all the s. .lacob harl by Lilhah were seven 
 
 26. all the.f. that came into Lgypt, sixty ami six 
 
 27 . the sons of .losephin Lgyi)t were two.f. all the 
 s. of house of .lacob were seventy s. Exod. 1. 5. 
 
 Exod. 12. 4. take a lamb according to number of j. 
 
 16. + 16. an homer according to the number of .c. 
 
 30. 15. an offering to l.ord, to make an atonement 
 
 for your .V. 16. Lev. 17- 11. Num. .31. 5i). 
 Lev. 18.29. even s. that commit them shall be cut off 
 
 20. 2a. ye shall not make your abominable 
 JSJum. 16. .38. of these sinners against their own j. 
 
 .30. 9. every vow wherewith have bound their ,f. 
 Josh. 10.28. he utterly destroyed them and all the 
 s. that were therein, .30, .32. I 11. 11. 
 
 23. + 11. take gocti heed therefore unto your s. 
 
 14. ye know in all your hearts and in all your.r. 
 
 I Sam. 25. 29. s. of thine enemies shall he sling out 
 A Chron. 5. +21. they took of .f. of men 1(K),0(X) 
 Esth. 9. + 31. these davs they had decreed for their s. 
 Psal. 70 . 13. and shall save the .r. of the needy 
 97- 10. he preserved! the s. of his saints 
 Prov. 11. 30. and he .that winneth s. is wise 
 14. 25. a true witness delivereth s. 
 
 Jsa. 47 . + 14. they shall not deliver their s. 
 
 57 .16. spirit should fail, and s, which I made 
 
 \ Jer. 2. 34. in thy skirts is found the blood of s. 
 
 6.16. ye sliall find rest for your s. Mat. 11. 29. 
 
 26. 19 . thus might we procure great evil ag. our s. 
 37 . + 9 . thus saitb the Lord, deceive not your s. 
 42, + 20. ye have used deceit against your s. 
 
 44. 7 . why commit this great evil against your^..’’ 
 Lam. 1. 19 . they sought meat to relieve their s. 
 I'.zek. 7 . 19. they shall not satisfy their s. 
 
 1.3. 18. to hunt s. will ye hunt .s', of my people, 20. 
 
 will ye save the s. alive that come unto you ? 
 19. to slay the s. th-at should not die 
 14. 11. they should delivei' but their own s. 
 
 18. 4. all s. are mine || 22.25. they have devoured s. 
 00. 27 . lier princes are like wolves to destroy a'. 
 Luke 21. 19 . in your patience possess your s. 
 
 Acts 0. 41. there were added to them .‘kK)0 s. 
 
 7 . 14. he called .lacob and his kindred 75 s. 
 
 14. 22. contirming the s. of the disciples, exhorting 
 
 15. 24. have troubled you, subverting your s. 
 
 27 . 37 . we were in all in the ship 276 s. 
 
 0 Cor. 12. + 15. 1 w'ould be spent for your s. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 8. to have imparted our own a. to you 
 Heh. 1.3. 17 . obey them, for they watch for your s. 
 Jam. 1. 21. the word which is able to save your a. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.9. end of your faith the salvation of your a. 
 22. Seeing have purified your a. in obeying truth 
 
 2. 25. are returned to the .'shepherd of your a. 
 
 3. 20. wherein few, that is, eight a. wei e saved 
 
 4. 19. commit the keeping of their a. to him 
 
 2 Pet. 0. 14. cannot cease from sin beguil. unstable a. 
 Rev. 6. 9. 1 saw under the altar the a. of thetn slain 
 
 18. 13. no man buyeth slaves and a. of men 
 
 20. 4. I saw the a. of them that were beheaded 
 
 See Aepmct. 
 
 SOU N n, SuhAtantive. 
 
 Exod. 28. 35. his a. shall be heat'd when he goeth in 
 Lev. 25. + 9. cause the trutn|)et loud of a. to sound 
 26. 36. the a. of a shaken leaf shall chase them 
 Josh. 6. 5. when ye heai' the a. of the trumpet, 20. 
 2 Sam. 5. 24. when thou hearest the a. of a going in 
 the tops of the mulberry-trees, 1 Chron. 14. 15. 
 6. 15. they brought up the ark with shouting and 
 the A. of the trumpet, 1 Chron. 15. 28. 
 15. 10. when ye hear the a. say Absalom reigns 
 
 1 Kings 1. 40. the earth rent with the a. of them 
 
 41. when ,loab heard the a. of the trumpet 
 14. 6. when Ahijah heard the a. of her feet 
 18. 41. for there is a a. of abundance of rain 
 
 2 Kingsd.SO. isiiotA.ofhismaster’steetbehind him.^ 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 5. but Asaph made a a. with cymbals 
 
 42. with trumpets and those that should make a a. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 13. as one, to make one a. to be heat'd 
 Neh. 4. 20. in what place ye hear a. of the trumpet 
 Job 15. 21. a dreadful a. in his ears, in prosperity 
 
 21. 12. and rejoice at the a. of the oi'gan 
 
 . 37 . 2. hear the a. that goeth out of his mouth 
 .39. 24. nor believeth he it is the a. of the trumpet 
 Psal. 47 . 5. the L. gone up with the a. of a trumpet 
 77- 17. cloud poured out water, skies sent out a a. 
 89. 15. blessed are people that know the joyful a. 
 92. .3. sing upon the harp with a solemn a. 
 
 98. 6. sing ■w ith trumpets and a. of cornet 
 150. 3. praise, him with tlie a. of the trumpet 
 Ere/. 7- + 6. as the a. of thorns under a pot 
 
 12. 4. when the a. of the grin<iing is low 
 Jer. 4. 19 . hast heard, () liiy soul", the a. of trumpet 
 
 21. how long shall I hear the a. of the trumpet ? ‘ 
 6. 17 . saying, hearken to the v. of the trumpet t 
 
 8. 16. the laiid trembled at the s. of the neighing 
 
 25. 10. I will take from them a. of the millstones 
 42. 14. where we shall hear no a. of the trumpet 
 50.22. A. of battle is in the land, and of destruction 
 51. 54. a A. of a cry cometh from Babylon 
 
 Ezek. 10.5. the a. of the cherubim’s wings was heard 
 
 26. 13. the.f. of thy harps shall be no more heard 
 15. shall not the isles shake at the a. of thy fall ? 
 
 27 . 28. suburbs shallshake at a. of cry of thy pilots 
 
 31. 16. 1 made nations to shake at a. of his fall 
 
 3.3. 4. heareth the a. and taketh no warning 
 
 5. he heard a. of trumpet aiul took not warning 
 Dan. .3. 5. at what time ye. hear the a. 7, 10, 15. 
 Amos 0. 0. Moab shall die with a. of trumpet 
 
 6. 5. that chaunt to the a. of the viol, and invent 
 Mat. 24. . 31 . he shall send his angels w ifh a great a. 
 Jo/iu .3. 8. hearest the a. but canst not tell whence 
 Acts 0. 2. suddenly there came a a. fi'om heaven 
 Rom. 10. 18. verily their a. went info all the earth 
 1 Cor. 14. 7 . even things without life giving a. 
 
 8. for if the trumpet give an uncertain a. 
 
 Ileh. 12. 19 . ye are not come to the a. of a trumpet 
 Rev. 1. 15. and his voice as the a. of many wafers 
 
 9. 9 . the A. of their w ings was as the f. of chariots 
 18. 22. the A. of a millstone shall be heard no more 
 
 SOU IN 1), Adjective. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 80. let my heart be a. in thy statutes 
 I’rov. 0. 7 . he layeth up a. wisdom for the righteous 
 .3. 21. my son, keep a. wisdom and discretion 
 8. 14. counsel is mine and a. w isdom, 1 am nnders. 
 14, .30. a A. heart is the life of the flesh, but envy 
 Luke 15. 27 . because hath received him safe and a. 
 
 1 'I'/m. 1. 10. if any other thing contrary to a. doct. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.7- for God hath given us sinnt of a. mind 
 13. hold fast the form of a. words thou hast heard 
 
 4. 3. when they will not endure a. doctiine 
 I'tt. 1. 9 . he may be able by a. doctrine to exhort 
 
 1.3. rebuke them, that they may be a. in the faith 
 2. 1. speak the things which become a. doctrine 
 2. that the aged men be a. in faith, in charity 
 8. A. speech that cannot be condemned 
 SOUND, Verb. 
 
 Lev. 25. 9. trumpet of jubilee to a. in day of atone¬ 
 ment make the trumpet A. through Sll the land 
 Num. 10. 7-shall blow, but you shall not.v. an alarm 
 1 Chr. 15. 19. lleman and Asaph were appoint, to a. 
 T.<ta. 16 . 11. wherefore my bowels shall a. for IVloab 
 Jer. 48. .36. my heart shall a. for Moab like pipes 
 Joel 2._ 1. and a. an alarm in my holy mountain 
 Mat. 6. 2. therefore do not a. a trumpet before thee 
 1 Cor. 15. 52. for the trumpet shall a. dead he raised 
 Rev. 8.6. the seven angels preiiared themselves to a. 
 
 1 . 3 . trumpet of the three angels who are yet to a. 
 
 10. 7. ■when the seventh angel shall begin to a. 
 
 SOUNDED. 
 
 Exod. 19. 19. when the voice of the trumpet s. long 
 
 1 Saxn. 20.12. Jonathan saiil, when I have s. fatlier 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 6. tlic priests a. trumpets, 13. 14. 
 
 2.3.1.3. the people rejoited, and s. with trumpets 
 29. 28. the singers sang, and the trumpeters s. 
 Neh. 4. 18. he that a. the trumpet was by me 
 Luke 1.44. as soon as voice of salutat. a. in nij' ears 
 1 'Thess. 1. 8. from you s. out the word of the Lord 
 Ret. 8. 7- the lirst angel a. and there followed hail 
 
 8. the second a. || 10. third s. || 12. Iduith angel s. 
 9. 1. the lifth s. |1 1.3. sixth a. || 11.15. seventh s. 
 
 .SOUNDED. 
 
 Acts 27. 28. they s. and found it twenty fathoms ; 
 
 they A. again and found it fifteen fathoms 
 •SOUN DEIII. 
 
 Exod. 19. 13. w hen the trumpet a. long, come up 
 SOUNDING. 
 
 1 Chr. 15. 16. singers with instruments of music a. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 12. and with them 120 priests a. 
 
 1.3. 12. his priests w ith a. trumpets to cry alarm 
 Psal. 150. 5. praise him uixm the liigh a. cymbals 
 Isa. 63. 15. where is thy zeal and a. of thy bowels ? 
 E.jzek. 7. 7. and not the a. again of mountains 
 
 1 Cor. 13.1. and have not charity, 1 am as a. brass 
 . .SOUNDNESS. 
 
 Pa. .38. . 3. there is no a. in my flesh for thy ancer,7. 
 Jsa.\. 6. there is no a. in it, but wounds aud bruises 
 Acts 3. 16. hath given him this perfect a. before you 
 SOUNDS. 
 
 I Cor. 14. 7. except they give a distinction in the a. 
 SOUR. 
 
 Isa. 18. 5. when the a. grape is ripening in the flower 
 Jer. 31.29. the fathers liave eaten ar. grape, and the 
 children's teeth are set on edge, Ezek. 18. 2. 
 .30. every man that eateth the a. grape, teeth be 
 Ilos.4. 18. their drink is a. they have committed 
 .SOUTH. 
 
 Gexi. 12. 9. and Abram journeyed tow'ards the a. 
 
 13. 1. Abram went up into the a. || .3. went from a. 
 28. 14. thou shalt spread abroad to north and 
 
 Exod. 26. .35. on side of the tabernacle toward the a. 
 Num. 1.3. 29. Amalekites dwell in the land of the a. 
 Dent. .33. 23. O Naphtali, possess thou west and a. 
 Josh. 10. 40. Joshua smote the country of the a. 
 
 18. 5. Judah shall abide in their coast on the s. 
 Judg. 1. 9. to light against the Canaanites in the a. 
 
 1 Sam. 20.41. David arose out of a place toward a, 
 27. 10. against the a. of .ludah, a. of Jerahmeelites 
 .30. 1. the Amalekites had invaded the a. 14. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 7. they went out to the a. of Judah 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 25. three looking towards a. 2 Chr. 4. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.24. the porters were toward the a. 
 
 2 Chron. 28.18. Phili>tines invaded the a. of .ludah 
 Job 9. 9. which maketh the chambers of the a. 
 
 .37. 9. out of the .1. cometh the w hirlwind 
 
 39. 26. aud stretch her wings toward the a. 
 
 Psal. 75. 6. promotion cometh flot from east nor a. 
 89. 12. the north and a. thou hast created them 
 107. 3. and gathered them from the north and s. 
 126. 4. turn our captivity as the streams in the a. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 6. the wind goeth toward the a. 
 
 11. 3. if the tree falleth tow ard the a. or the nortli 
 Isa. 21.1. as w hirlw inds in the a. pass through 
 .30.6. the burden of the beasts of the a. 
 
 4.3. 6. and 1 will say to the a. keep not back 
 Jer. 1.3. 19. tbe cities of the a. shall be shut up 
 
 17- 26. from the a. bringing burnt otl'erings 
 .32. 44. men shall buy fields in the cities of the a. 
 .33. 13. in the cities o'f the a. shall the flocks pass 
 Ezek. 20. 46. set tlij' face toward the a. and drop thy 
 word toward the a. prophesy against the a. field 
 47. say to forest of A. faces from .f. to nor. be burnt 
 21. 4. my sword against all flesh from a. to north 
 
 40. 2. by which was as the frame of a city on a. 
 
 24. after that he brought me toward the a. 
 
 44. and their prospect was toward the a. 
 
 41. 11. and another door was toward the a. 
 
 46. 9. shall go out by way of the a. gate; and he 
 that entereth by the way of a. go forth by north 
 JJrtw. 8. 9. a little horn waxed great toward the a. 
 11. 5. and the king of the a. shall be strong 
 6. king’s daughter of the a. shall come to north 
 
 9. king of the"^ A. shall come into his kingdom 
 11. king of the a. shall be moved with choler 
 15. and the arms of the a. shall not withstand 
 
 25. and the king of the a. shall be stirred up 
 29. he shall return, and come toward the a. 
 
 40. the king of ihe s. shall push at him 
 
 Obad. 19. they of A. shall possess the mountof F.sau 
 20. file captivity shall possess the cities of the a. 
 Hah. .3. + .3. God came from a. from mount Paran 
 Zevh. 7 . 7 . when men inhabited the a. and the plain 
 
 9. 14. God shall go with whirlwinds of the a. 
 
 14. 4. half of the mountain remove toward the a. 
 Mat. 12. 42. queen of the a. shall rise in judgment 
 f.uke 13. 29. come from a. to sit down with A braham 
 Acts 8. 26. saying, arise, and go toward tbe a. 
 
 Rev. 21.1:3. on the a. the gates, on the west three 
 
 .SOUTl l-border. 
 
 Num. 31. 3.s.-bordcr the outmost coast of salt-sea 
 Josh. 15. 2. the s.-border of Judah from the shore 
 .SOUTII-corniZry. 
 
 Gen. 20.1. Abraham sojourned toward the s.-cotoi. 
 24. 62. for Isaac-dwelt in the s.-cotmtry 
 Josh. 11. 16. .losluia took all the s.-country, 12. 8. 
 Zecli. 6. 6. the grisled go forth towai'd the s.-country 
 SOVrU-Jield. 
 
 Ezek. 20. 46. prophesv ag. the forest of the s.-Jield 
 SOUlH-/«wc/. 
 
 Josh. 15. 19 . thou hast given mes.-land, Judg. 1.15. 
 SOU'l'Il-(?Kc7rr£r. 
 
 Num. .34. .3. s.-quarter from Zin by coast of Edom 
 Josh. 18. \5. s.-quarter from end of Kirjath-jearim 
 S() CTW-Ramoth. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 27. to them which were las.-Ramoth 
 .SOUTH-Ai'rfe. 
 
 Exod. 26. 18. twenty boards on the a.-aic/a, .36. 2.3. 
 Num. 2. 10. on s.-side shall be stanclard ot Reuben 
 
 10. 6. camps which lie on the s.-side go forward 
 Ezek. 42. 18. he measured the s.-side 500 reeds 
 
 47.1. the waters came at the s.-side of the altar 
 
sow 
 
 SPA 
 
 SPA 
 
 Rzeh. 48.16. and the s.-side 4500 measures, 33. 
 SOU’l'lI-»'«r</. 
 
 Gen. 13. 14. Lord said to Abi aham look s.-ward 
 ]!\um. 3. 29. Kohatli pitch on side oftabern. s.-w. 
 
 13. 17 . Moses said, get ye up this way s.-uard 
 Dan. 8. 4. 1 saw the ram pushing s.-ward 
 SOUrjI awr. 
 
 Acts 27 . 12. Phenice lying towards the^.-ac^r 
 SOTJ ril-atwc^. 
 
 Job ^ 7 . 17 . he quieteth the eartli by the s.-tvind 
 Pf. 78. 26. by Ids power he brought in tlie.9.-a»tW 
 Ca 7 it. 4. 16. come, thou s.-ivind, blow on my garden 
 Luke 12. 55. when see s.-w. blow there will be heat 
 Acts 27. 13. and when the .f.-atwci blew softly 
 SOW. 
 
 9 Pet. 2.22. the s. washed, to her wallowing in mire 
 SOW 
 
 Signifies, [1] To scatter .’■eeds on the earth, Gen. 
 
 26 . 12. Lev. 25. 3. [2] To preach the gospel. 
 
 Mat. 13. 19. 1 Cor. 9. 11. [.3] To duperse 
 
 worldly goods among the poor, 2 Cor. 9. 6. [4] 
 To he buried, and laid like seed m the earth, 
 subject to rottenness and putrefaction, 1 Cor. 15. 
 42, 43. 
 
 He that soweth to the flesh, (hil. 6. 8. Owe that 
 leads such a course of life as is agreeable to his 
 corrupt nature, that layeth out his estate, and 
 bestows all his time and pains in the service of 
 the flesh, and so makes provision only for this 
 present life. 
 
 He that soweth to the spirit. Gal. 6. 8. He that 
 layeth out his estate, or .spendeth his time, .strength, 
 and taletits for the glory of God, in obedience to 
 the commands, motions, and dictates of the Spirit; 
 and particularly that usetli his estate for the 
 maintenance of the gospel, and upholding the 
 ministry of it. 
 
 He that soweth and he that reapeth, John 4. 36. 
 theprophets and John the Baptist, who have sowed 
 the seeds of instruction among the people formerly, 
 and taught tnem the principles of saving truth; 
 and you, my disciples, that succeed them, who.se 
 ministry 1 will use in bringing people to embrace 
 me and my doctrine, thereby to perfect those 
 truths which were formerly taught them concern¬ 
 ing me. 
 
 Gen. 47 .23. here is seed for you and ye sh.^.the land 
 Lxod. 2.3. 10. six years the land, Lev. 25. 3. 
 
 Lev. 19.19.shall not^.with mingled seed. Dent.112.9. 
 
 25. 4. in the seventh year thou shalt not s. 11. 
 
 20. we shall not s. nor gather in our increase 
 
 22. ye shall s. the eighth year 
 
 26. 16. ye shall your seed in vain, for enemies 
 
 2 Kings 19. 29. in the third year s. ye, Isa. .37. 30. 
 Job 4. 8. they that s. wickedness reap the same 
 .3). 8. then let me s. end let another eat 
 Psal. 107 . . 37 . J. fields and plant vineyards 
 126. 5. they that s. in tears shall reap in joy 
 Led. 11. 4.'he that observeth the wind,shall not . 9 . 
 
 6. in the morning s. thy seed, and in the evening 
 J.sa. 28.24. doth the plowman plow all day to j-. I 
 .30. 23. give rain of seed thou shalt s. ground withal 
 32.20. blessed are ye that f. beside all waters 
 Jer. 4. 3. break fallow-ground, s. not amdng thorns 
 31 . 27 . I will s. the house of Israel with seed 
 35. 7 . neither shall ye build house nor 9. seed 
 Hos. 2. 23. anil 1 will s. her unto me in the earth 
 10.12. s. to j’ourselvesinrighteousn. reap in mercy 
 UJic.f). 15. thou shalt .f. but thou shalt not reap 
 Zech. 10. 9 . 1 will .(.them among the people 
 JJJat. 6. 26. the fowls of the air s. not, nor reap 
 13. 3. a sower went forth to s. when he sowed some 
 seeds fell by the way-side, MarkJ. 3. Luke 8. 5. 
 
 27 . didst not thou s. good seed in thj’ field ' 
 
 Luke 12. 24. consider ravens they neither s. nor reap 
 
 19. 21. reapest that thou didst not s. 22. 
 
 SGWf.D. 
 
 Gen. 26. 12. Isaac . 9 . in that land same year received 
 Judg. 9 . 45. Abimelech s. Shechem with salt 
 Mat. 13.4. when he s. some fell by the way-side,and 
 the fowls devoured them, Mark A. 4. Lukeii. 5. 
 
 24. which s. good seed |125. the enemy s. tares, 39. 
 
 SOW. See Skw. 
 
 SO WEDS r. 
 
 Deut. 11.10. not as Egypt, where thou s. thy seed 
 St)WN. 
 
 Xer. 11. . 37 . if a carcase fall on sowing seed to bej. 
 Deut. 21.4. to ai otigh valley neither eared nor s. 
 22. 9. lest the fruit of thy seed s. be defiled 
 29. 23. generation see that land is not.v. nor bear. 
 Judg. 6. 3. when Israel had s. ^he Midianites came 
 Psal. 97-11. light is f.for the l ighteous, and gladness 
 J.sa. 19. 7 . every thing s. by the brooks shall wither 
 40. 24. shall not be planted, yea, shall not be s. 
 
 61 . 11. as the garden causeth the things s. to spring 
 Jer. 2. 2. thou wentest after me in a land not s. 
 
 12. 13. they have s. wheat, but shall reap thorns 
 T.zek. 36.9.1 ani for you, and ye shall be tilleri and s. 
 J/ 0 . 9 . 8 . 7 . they have 9.the wind, shall reap whirlwind 
 Hah. 1. 14. that no more of thy name be s. 
 
 Hag. I. 6. ye have 5. much, and bring in little 
 Mat. 13. 19- catcheth away that was^. Mark 4.15. 
 
 25. 24. an hard man, reaping where thou hast not 
 iW«rl-4. 16 . these are they which s. on stony ground 
 
 18. s. among thorns 1| 20. are s. in good ground 
 
 31. which when it is 9. is less than all the seeds 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 11. if we have s. to you spiritual things 
 
 15. 42. it is s. in corruption |1 43. is s. in dishonour 
 
 44.it is «.a natural body, raised aspiritual body 
 
 2 C’o?-. 9 .10. multiply j’ourseed j. and increase fruits 
 Jam. .3. 18. the fruit of righteousness is s. in peace 
 
 .SOWER. 
 
 Isa. 55.10. that it may give seed to the s. and bread 
 Jer. 50. 16. cutoff s. from Babylon, and him that 
 Mat. 13. 3. behold, a s. went forth to sow, when he 
 sowed some seeds by way-side,il/ar^4.3 .XmX-c 8.5. 
 
 18. hear ye therefore the parable of the s. 
 
 Mark 4.14. s. soweth the word, these by way-side 
 2 Cor. 9. 10. now he that ministereth seed to the s. 
 SOWEST. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .36. that which thou s. is not quickened 
 37 .thou j.not that body tliatshall be,but bare grain 
 
 SOWETH. 
 
 Prov. 6. 14. he s. discord \\ 19. he that s. discord 
 11.18. to him thatf. righteousness be a sure reward 
 
 16. 28. a froward man s. strife, and a w'hisperer 
 22. 8. he that s. iniquity shall reap vanity 
 
 Amos 9 . 13. trea<ier shall overtake him that s. seed 
 Mat. 13. .37. he that s. good seed, is the Son of man 
 Mark 4. 14. sower s. the w’ord, these by way side 
 John 4. .36. both he that s. and reapeth may rejoice 
 . 37 . that saying true, one s. and another reapeth 
 2C'er.9.6. he who.f. sparingly, he who .v. bountifully 
 Gal. 6. 7 . for w hatsoever a man s. that shall he reap 
 
 8. that^. to his flesh, shall reap corruption ; but he 
 that^. to the Spirit, shall reap life 
 everlasting. 
 
 SOWING. 
 
 Lev. 11. . 37 . if their carcase fall on any J. to be sown 
 
 26 . 5. and the vintage shall reach to the time 
 SPACE. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 14. .Tacob abode with him the . 9 . of a month 
 .32. 16. and put a s. between drove and drove 
 Lev. 25. 8. the s. of seven sabbaths of years shall be 
 .30. if it be not redeemed in the s. ot a full year 
 .Tosh. 3. 4. there shall be a s. between you and it 
 1 Sam. 26.1.3. s. between Dav. comiiany ami Saul’s 
 Lzra 9. 8. for a little s. grace hath been shewed 
 Jer. 28. 11. within the s. of two full years 
 Luke 22. 59. about the s. of one hour after 
 Acts 5. 7 . about of three hours his vyife'came in 
 34. commanded to put the apostles forth a little 
 
 7 . 42. offered slain beasts by the j-.of forty years 
 13.20. gave judges about the s. of 450 years 
 
 21. God gave them Saul for the s. of 4o years 
 
 19 . 8. he spake boldly the s. of three months 
 10. and this continued by the s. of two years 
 34. all with one voice about j. of two hours cried 
 
 20. .31. by the s. of three years I ceased not 
 Jam. 5. 17 . it rained not by the s. of three years 
 Lev. 2.21. I gave. herj. to repent of her fornication 
 
 8. 1. there was silence about the s. of half an hour 
 
 14. 20. and blood came by the^. of 1600 furlongs 
 
 17 . 10. when come, he must continue a shorts. 
 
 SPACE.S. 
 
 1 ATw.(7f7.+5. 9. and pillars were square in prospect 
 Nell. 7- + 4. now the city was broad in 9 . 
 
 Isa.22. 118. he shall toss thee into country large of s. 
 33. + 21. the Lord will he to us a place broad of s. 
 SPAKE. 
 
 Gen. 19.14. Lot went out, and . 9 . to his sons-in-law 
 24..30. saying, thus .9. the man unto me 
 29 . 9 . while heyet.9. with them, Rachel came 
 .39.10. it came to"pass asshe s. to .loseph day by day’ 
 
 42. 14. that is it that 1 s. to you, saying, ye are spies 
 
 23. for he s. unto them by an interpreter 
 
 43. 27 . the old man of whom ye s. is he yet alive ? 
 29 . is this your y ounger brother of whom ye .v .'/ 
 
 50. 17 . and .loseph wept when they .9. unto him 
 Num. 12. 1. Miriam 'and Aaron . 9 . against Moses 
 
 21. 5. and the people against God and !\Ioses 
 Deut. 1.43. so 1 s. to you, and ye would not hear 
 
 28. 68. Ixird shall bring thee by way whereof 1 s. 
 Judg. 19 . 22. they s. to the master of the house 
 Iluth 4. 1. behold, the kinsman of whom lloazj. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.13. now Hannah s. in her heart, lips moved 
 18.24. told him, saying, on this manner s. David 
 
 20. 26. nevertheless Saul s. not any thing that day 
 
 • 30. 6. for the people s', of stoning him 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 18. while child was alive, we s. to him 
 
 1 Kings 1. 42. while he yet s. behold, .lonathaii 
 3. 22. thus they s. before king Solomon 
 
 2 Kings 2. 22. according to saying which Elisha s. 
 
 9 . 12. and he said, thus and tlius.9. he to me 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 19 . David went up at saying which Gad s. 
 
 2 Citron. 18. 19. one. 9 . saying after this manner 
 .30. 22. Hezekiah s. comfortably to them, .32. 6. 
 
 32. 16 . his servants s. yet more ag. the Lord God 
 
 19 . they s. against the God of lerusalem 
 
 33. 18. that s. to Manasseh in the name of I.ord 
 Nell. 1.3. 24. theirchildr. f. half in speech of Ashdod 
 Esth. 3. 4. it came to pass, when they s. daily to him 
 .Job 2. 1.3. they sat down, and none .9. a word to him 
 
 19 .18. I arose, and they . 9 . against me 
 
 29 . 22. after my words they s. not again 
 
 .32.16. for they s. not, but stood still, answered not 
 Psal. .39. 3. fire burned, then .9. 1 with my tongue 
 78.19- yea, they .9. against (lod, they said, can G. 
 106. .33. so that he s. unadvisedly with his liiJS 
 Prov. 30. 1. the man s. to Ithiel and I'cal 
 Cant. 2. 10. mv beloved .9. and said, rise up,my love 
 5. 6. my soul tailed when he s. I sought Idm 
 Jer. 8. 6. 1 hearkened and heard, they s. not aright 
 
 20. 8. for since 1 j. I cried out, 1 cried violence 
 Ezek. 24. 18. so I S', to the people in the morning 
 Dan. 7 . 11. voice of great words w hich the hern s. 
 Has. 13.1. when Ephraim .f. trembling, exalted him. 
 Mai. .3. 16. that feared Lord .9.olten one to another 
 Mat. 9 . 18. while he .'. these to them, 17.5. 1 26. 47. 
 
 Mark 5. .35. I 14. 43. I.uke 8. 49.1 22. 47, 60. 
 .3.3. <lev. was castout, dumb s. 12. 22. J.uke 11. 14. 
 
 21. 45. they perceived that he s. of them 
 Luke 1. .55. as he s. to our fathers, to Abraham 
 
 2. .50. they understood not the saying which he s. 
 
 9 . 11 . he s. unto them of the kingdom of God 
 31. who f. of his decease to be at .lerusalem 
 
 22. 65. other things blasi>hemously . 9 . they ag. him 
 
 24. 6. remember how he s. to you in Galilee 
 .36. as they thus s. .lesus .stood in midst of them 
 
 John 1. 15. .lolmsaid, this was he of whom 1 s. 
 
 7 . 13. no man s. openly of him for fear of .lews 
 46. the officers said, never man s. like this man 
 8 . 27 . they understood not that he .9. of the father 
 
 10. 6. w hat things they were which he s. to them 
 41. all things that .lohn s. of this man were true 
 
 11. 13. howbeit .lesus s. of his fieath 
 
 .51. thisi. he not of hims. he prophesied that Jes. 
 
 12. 29 . others said, an angel s. to him 
 
 38. saying might he fulfilled which he . 9 .18.9, 32. 
 41. when he saw his glory, and s. of him 
 
 1.3. 22. disciples looked, jloubting of whom he s. 
 24. he should ask who it should be of whom he s. 
 
 1.3. 28. no man knew for w hat intent he s. this 
 
 21. 19. this s. he, signifying by what death he 
 
 Acts 6. 10. not able to resist spirit by which he s. 
 
 8. 6. gave heed to those things which Philip s. 
 
 10. 44. while Peter yet .9. these words, 11. Ghost fell 
 
 1.3. 45. .lews s. ag. those things that were spoken 
 14. 1. and so i-. that a great multitude believed 
 
 19 . 9. but .9. evil of that way before the multitude 
 
 20. .38. sorrowing most for the words which he . 9 . 
 
 22. 9. they heard not voice of him that s. to me 
 26. 24. as he thus .9. for himself, Eestussaid 
 
 28. 25. well s. the Holy (ihost by Esaias the proph, 
 
 1 Cor. 13.11. when 1 -wiisa child, 1 . 9 . as a child 
 14. 5. I would that ye all .9. w ith tongues 
 
 Gal. 4. 15. where is then the blessedness ye s. of? 
 Hch. 7 . 14. of which tribe Moses s. nothing of priest 
 
 12. 25. who refused him that s. on earth 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 21. holj- men of God . 9 . as they were moved 
 Bev. 1. 12. 1 turned to .see the voice that s. with me 
 
 13. ll. 1 beheld another beast .9. as a dragon 
 
 (-erf .SPAKE. 
 
 Gen. .35.15. Jacob called place where Gods. Beth-el 
 Exod.20. 1. Gods, all these words saying, I am Ld. 
 Deut. 1. 6. the Lord our God s. to us in Iloreb 
 Josh. 23.14. notone thing failed of good things G. s. 
 Mark 12. 26. how in the bush God s. to him 
 John 9. 29- we know that God s. unto Moses 
 Acts!. 6. and God s. on this wise, that his seed 
 lieb. 1. 1. God who s. in time past to the lathers 
 See Loiiu, expressly. 
 
 I.ord or God .SPAK E, implicitly. 
 
 Gen.24. 7 . G. who .9. tome, anti sware to me,saying 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 17 . heliold the man whom 1 s. to thee of 
 
 28. 17 . tmd the L. hath done to him as he .9. by me 
 
 2 Sam. 7.7 ■ s. 1 a word with any of trilies of Israel? 
 
 23. .3. God said, the rock of Israel s. to me 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 12. word w hich 1 . 9 . unto David thy father 
 
 2 Citron. 6. 4. who hath fulfilled that which he s. 
 
 .32. 24. he f. to him, and gave him a sign 
 
 Psal. .33. 9. he . 9 . and it was done, he commanded 
 99. 7 . he i. unto them in the cloudy i>illar 
 105. .31. he .9. and there came flies and lice 
 .34. he .9. and the locusts came, and caterpillars 
 Isa. 65. 12. when 1 s. ye did not hear, 06. 4. 
 
 Jer. 7 . 1.3. 1 . 9 . to you, rising up early and speaking 
 
 22. I s. not to your fathers, 1 brought them 
 
 14. 14. I sent them not, neither . 9 . unto them 
 
 19 . .5. which I commanded not, nor.V. it 
 
 22. 21. 1 9. unto thee in thy prosperity, but saidst 
 31. 20. for since 1 .9. against him. i remember him 
 Ezek. 1. 28. 1 heard a voice of one that s. 2.2. 
 
 10. 2. he . 9 . unto tlie man clothed with linen 
 Dan. 9 .12. he confirmefl his words w hich he s. 
 Ho.s. 12. 4. found him in Beth el, there he s. with r.S 
 Lukel. 7i'. as he s. by mouth of his holy prophets 
 24.44. these are the words which 1 1 . to yoi. 
 Helj. 4 . 4. he s. in a certain place on this wise 
 •SPAKEsT. 
 
 Judg. 1.3.11. art thou the man s. to the woman ? 
 
 17 . 2. the silver thou .9. of also in mine ears 
 1 Sam. 28. 21. hearkened to words which thou s. 
 
 1 KingsH. 24. thou .9. also with thy mouth, and hast 
 fulfilled it with thine hand, 2 Chron. 6. 15. 
 
 26. let thy word be verified w hich thou s. to Dav. 
 
 53. didst separate them, as thou s. by Moses 
 Nell. 9. 13. and . 9 . with them from heaven 
 
 P.sal. ^ 9 . 19 . then thou s. in vision to thy Holy One 
 Jer. 48. 27. since thou s. of him, skippedst for joy 
 
 span. 
 
 Exod. 28. 16. a , 9 . shall be the length, and a s. the 
 breadth of the breast-plate of judgment, .39. 9. 
 1 Sam.. 17 . 4. Goliath's height six cubits and a s. 
 Isa. 40.12. ■who hath meted out heaven with the .'. 
 Lam. 2. 20. shall women eat their childr. of a s. long 
 Ezek. 43.13. the border of the altar shall be a j. 
 SPANNED. 
 
 Isa. 48. 13. my right hand hath s. the lieavens 
 SPANGLED. 
 
 Isa. .3. t 19. I will take away the s. ornaments 
 SPAR E. 
 
 Gen. 18. 24. not .9. the place for the fifty righteous 
 26. then I will .9. all the place for their sakes 
 45. + 20. let not your eye s. your stuff 
 Deut. 13. 8. thou shalt not .9. nor conceal him 
 
 29. 20. Lord will not 6'. him, but anger of Lord 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 3. now go, destroy Amalek, them not 
 Neh. 1.3. 22. and . 9 . me accoriling to thy mercy 
 Job 6 . 10. let him not s. 1 have not concealed words 
 16. 13. he cleaveth my reins asunder, doth not s. 
 
 20. 13. though he s. it and forsake it not 
 
 27 . 22. for God shall cast upon him, and not s. 
 
 .30. 10. tlie}' .9. not tosi^itin my face 
 
 Psal. . 39 . 13. O s. me tlu.-t I may recov er strength 
 72 . 1.3. he shall s. the poor and needy, and save 
 Prov. 6. .34. he will not s. in the day of vengeance 
 19 . 18. let not thy soul .9. fur his crying 
 Isa. 9. 19 . people as'fuel, no man shall s. brother 
 
 1.3. 18. their eye shall not .9. children 
 .30. 14. and he shall break it, he shall not .9. 
 
 54. 2. . 9 . not. lengthen cords, strengthen stakes 
 
 .58. 1. cry aloud,’ .9. not, lift up voice like a trumpet 
 Jer. 13. 14. 1 will not .9. them, Ezek. 21. 14. 
 
 21. 7 . he shall not s. them |1.50. 14. . 9 . no arrows 
 51. .3. s. ye not Iter young men, destroy her host 
 
 Ezek. 5. 11. 1 will dimin. thee, nor shall mine e> e , 9 . 
 
 nor will 1 have any pity, 7- -L 9. 1 8. 18. I 9. 10. 
 
 9 . 5. let not your eye . 9 . neither have ye pity 
 Joel 2. 17 . let them say. .9. thy people, () l ord 
 Jonah 4. 11. should not 1 s. N ineveh that great city ? 
 Hab. 1 . 17 . and not j'. continually to slay the nations 
 Mai. .3. 17 . 1 w ill .9. them as a man spareth his son 
 Luke 15. 17 . hired servants have bread eintugh to s. 
 Bom. 11.21. take heed, lest he also . 9 . not thee 
 
 1 ('or. 7 . 28. such shall have trouble, but 1 >. you 
 
 2 Cor. 1.2.3. that to s. you I came not as yet to Corinth 
 13. 2. that if 1 come again, 1 will not i. 
 
 SPARED. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 9. but .Saul and the people s. A gag 
 
 15. for the people s. the best of the sheep 
 
 24. 1(1. some bade me kill thee, but mine eye s. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. s. to take of his own flock and henl 
 
 21. 7 . the king s. Meithihosheth son of lonathan 
 
 2 Kings5. 20. master hath .9. Naaman this Syrian 
 Psal. 78. 50. he s. not their soul Irom death 
 
 463 
 
SPE 
 
 SPE 
 
 SPE 
 
 F.zek. 20.17- mine eye .r. them from destroyin? 
 Jonahs. + 10. Lord s«id, thou liast s. the uoiirtl 
 Korn. 8. .32. he that not Ins own Son butdelivei ed 
 11. 21. it (jod j'. not the natural hranciies 
 2 J*et. 2. 4. it' (iod .<■. not the anirels that sinned 
 5. and s. not the old world, hut saved ^soali 
 SPARLl II. 
 
 Prov. 13. 21. he that s. his rod, hateth his son 
 17 . 27 . he that hath knowledge s. his words 
 21, 26. hilt the righteousgiveth, and s. not 
 Mai. 3. 17 . i will spare them, as a man .v. his son 
 SPAIllNd. 
 
 Acts 20. 29 . wolves sliall enter in, not s. the Hock 
 SPARINtiLY. 
 
 2 Cor.i). 6. this I say, he who soweth j. shall reap j. 
 .SP.ARIv. 
 
 Jb6 18. .6. and the s. of his fire shall not shine 
 Isa. 1. 31. and the maker of it shall he as a 
 SPARKS. 
 
 Jod 5. 7. man is born to trouble, as s. fly upward 
 41. 19. out of mouth go hurninc' lamps, .v. nf fire 
 Prov. 26. t 18. as madmen m ho casteth f. and death 
 Jsa. 50. 11. that compass yourselves about with s. 
 JJan. 3. t 22. the .t. of the fire slew those men 
 SPARKLP.I). 
 
 Pxek. 1. 7 . J. like the colour of burnished brass 
 SPARROW. 
 
 P.ial. 84. 3. yea, the s. hath found an house 
 102. 7- 1 am as a .v. alone upon the house-top 
 .SPARROWS. 
 
 JLev. 14. + 4. take for him two s. alive and clean 
 3Jat. 10. 29. are not two sold fora farthinsr ? 
 
 31. are of more value than many s. Luke 12. 7- 
 Luke 12. 6. are not five s. sold for two farthings I 
 SPAT. 
 
 Jo/m 9. 6. when he had thus spoken, he s. on ground 
 SPE A K. 
 
 Ge?i. 18. 27- I have taken on me to s. to Qod, 31. 
 £4, 50. we cannot .c. unto thee bad or good 
 
 31. 24. take heed thou .f. not to .lacob good or bad 
 
 32. 4. thus shall ye s. to my lord Ksau, 19. 
 
 44. 16. what shall we say r what shall we s.? 
 
 Lxod.A. 14. Aaron. 1 kno-.v that he can r. well 
 5. 23. since I came to s. to Pharaoh in thy name 
 7 . 2. thouslialt s. all that I command thee 
 
 23. 2. shalt not s. in a cause to decline after many 
 29. 42. where I will meet you, to.v. there to thee 
 32. 12. wherefore should Egyptians s. and say I 
 .34. 35. until he went in to j-. with the I.ord 
 Plnm. 12. 8. were ye not afraid tos. against Closes 
 
 14. 15. who have heard the fame of thee will s. 
 
 21. 27 . why they that s. in proverbs say, come 
 
 22. 8. 1 will bring word, as the Lord shall j. tome 
 .35. the word 1 r. to thee, that thou shalt s. 
 
 2.3. 5. return to Ralak, and thus thou shalt s. 
 
 12. must 1 not take heed to s. that which the Lord 
 
 27 . 7 . the daughters of Zelopliehad right 
 Pent. 18. 19 . words which he shall s. in my name 
 
 20. who shall presume tos. awmrd in my name 
 26. 5. and thou slialt s. and say before the Lord 
 
 Jo.f/i.Q". 24. your children might s. to our children 
 
 1 iiam. 25. IT. a son of Belial thata man cannot s. to 
 
 2 Sam. .3.19. and Abner went also to j. to David 
 
 27 . .loab took him aside to with him quietly 
 7 . 17 . accord, to this vision so did Is'athan s. to Dav. 
 
 19 . 10. w by s. ye not one w'ord of bringing back 
 £0.16. come near hither that 1 may .r. with thee 
 
 18. they were wont to s. in old time, saying 
 
 1 Kings Q. 19 . she wentto .f. to him for Adonijah 
 12.7- wilt s. good words to them, 2 Citron. 10 7 . 
 
 10. saying, thus shalt thou .v. to this people 
 22^^ 24. spirit from me to s. to thee, 2 Chr. 18. 2.3. 
 
 2 I 8 . 27 . hathmy mastersent me to thy master 
 
 a^id to thee to s. these words ? Isa. 36. 12. 
 1 Chron. 17 . 18 . whatcan David s. more to thee ^ 
 
 H Citron. .32. 17. wrote letters to rail and .t. ag. God 
 Kelt. 1.3. 24. and could not .f. in the lews’lan'>^ua°'e 
 Lsth.&.A. to^. to the kingto hang Mordecai ° 
 Job 8. 2. how long wilt thou s. these things ? 
 
 11.5. but, oh that God would j. against thee 
 
 1.3. 7 . will s’e s. wickedly tor G. and talkforhim ^ 
 18. 2. mark, and atterwards we will .f. 
 
 2/. 4. my lips shall not.f. wickedness nor deceit 
 .32. 7 . I said, days should and teach wisdom 
 .36.2. shew that 1 have yet to on Gotl’s behalf 
 37 . 20. it a man s. he shall be swallowed up 
 41. .3. will he s. soft woids unto thee ' 
 
 Psal. 2. 5. then shall he .v. to them in his wrath 
 5. 6. thou shalt destroy them that ,t. leasino- 
 ,12. 2. they j. vanity, they f. with a double heart 
 .li. 10. with their mouth- they s. proudly 
 
 28.3. which s. peace to their neighbours 
 
 29. 9. in his temple doth every oiie s. of his glory 
 31. 18. which grievous things proudly ag. riaht 
 35. 20. tor they .f. not peace, but devise deceitful' 
 
 28. my tongue shall j-. of thv righteousness 
 .38. 12. they j. mischievous things all day long 
 40. 5. it 1 w'ould declare and s. of them 
 
 41.5. enemies.?, evil of me, when shall he die ? 
 
 49.3. my mouth shall .?. of wisdom and meditation 
 o2. .3. Invest lying rather than to i.righteousness 
 59. 12. and for cursing and lying which thev s. 
 
 6.3. 11.mouth of them that^. lies shall be stopped 
 1^?. they that sit in the gate s. asainst me 
 
 71 . 10 . tor mine enemies s. against me 
 
 7-3. 8. they are corrupt, they .1. wickedly, s. loftily 
 
 85.8. I will hear what the T.ord will .?, he will s. 
 
 peace to his people, but let theni not turn to folly 
 94. 4. how longshall they utter and.?, hard things? 
 109. 20. let this be the reward of tliem that s. evil 
 115. 5. they have mouths, but they .?. not, 1.35. 16. 
 119 . 23. princes also did sit and s. against me 
 172._m3'tongue shall .?. of thy word 
 127 . 5. they shall j. with the enemies in the gate 
 139.20. tor they s. against thee w ickedly 
 145. 6. men shall s. of might of thy terrible acts 
 
 11. they shall s. of the glory of thy kingdom 
 
 21. myjnouth shall j. the praise ofthe l ord 
 
 ' tny.mouthshall s. truth, and wickedness 
 -3. 16. my reins rejoice, when lips f. right things 
 L'Cl. . 3 . 7. a time to be silent, and a time to ,?. 
 
 Cant . 7 . 9 . causing lips of those that are asleep to,% 
 
 46‘i 
 
 
 Isa. 8, 20. if thev’ .?. not according to this word 
 
 14. 10. all they shall s. and say unto thee 
 
 19 .18. five cities in Egypt shall.?. iaiig. of Canaan 
 
 28.11. with another tongue shall he s. to this peop. 
 
 29. 4. and thou shalt s. out of the ground 
 
 .32. 4. tongue ofthe stammerers shall .?. plainly 
 
 32.6. for the vile person will s. villan 3 ' 
 
 5o. 4. that I should know how to s. in season 
 .52. 6. they shall know that I am he that doth s. 
 59. 4. trust in vanity, aiui s. lies, conceive misch. 
 Jer. 1 . 7 . whatsoever 1 command thee, thou shalt.?. 
 5. 14. saith the loird, because ye f. this word 
 7 . 27 . thou shalt s. all these words to them 
 
 9. 5. they will not.?. the truth, taught to ?■. lies 
 
 10. 5. idols are upright as palm-trees, they s. not 
 
 12. 6. believe not, tho’ they .?. fair words unto thee 
 
 13.12. theret'ore thou shalt .?. this word to them 
 18. 7 w'hat instant 1 shall s. about a nation, 9. 
 
 20. I stood before thee to .?. good for them 
 2o. 9. 1 said, 1 will not s. any more in his name 
 
 2.3. 16. they s. a vision of their ow n heart 
 
 26. 2. s. all the words I commanded thee to .?. 8. 
 
 15. the Lord hath sent me to .?. these words 
 29. 24. thus shalt thou also s. to Shemaiah 
 .32.4. and shall s. with him mouth to mouth 
 .34. 3. he shall .?. with thee mouth to mouth 
 
 I'.zek. 2. 7. and thou shalt.?. my words to them 
 
 3. 10. all my words that I shall s. receive in heart 
 
 20. 49. they say of me, doth he not s. parables ? 
 
 24. 27 . and thou shalt s. and be no more dumb 
 .32. 21. strong among the mighty shall .?. to him 
 
 3.3. 8. if dost not ?. to w arn wicked from his way 
 
 10. thus ye .?. || ,30. and .?. one to another 
 
 . 37 .18. when the children of thy people shall s. 
 Van. 2. 9. ye have prepared corrupt words to s. 
 
 .3. 29 ..?. any thing amiss ag. the God of .Shadrach 
 7- 25. he shall s. great words agst. the Most High 
 
 11. 27 . shall s. lies at one table, but not pi'osper 
 Ilab. 2. .3. but at the end it shall s. and not lie 
 Zech. 9. t 17 . corn shall make the young men s. 
 Mat. 10. 19 . how or w hat ye shall,?. Mark 13. 11 . 
 
 20. for it is not ye that s. Mark 13. 11. 
 
 12. .34. how can ye being evil .?. good thiugs ? 
 
 .36. every idle word that men shall.?. give account 
 46. his mother stood without, desiring to with 
 
 Mark 2. 7. why doth this man thus .?. blasphemies ? 
 
 9. 39. shall do a miracle, that lightly .?. evil of me 
 14. 71 . saying, 1 know' not this man’of whom ye j. 
 
 16. 17 . in my name they shall s. with new'tongues 
 
 Lake 1.19. I am sent to .?. to thee and to shew thee 
 20. not able to ?. till these shall be performed 
 
 22. when he came out he could not.?. to them 
 
 4. 41. he rebuking them, suffered them not to s. 
 
 6.26. w oe to you, when all men shall.?. well of you 
 
 11.5.3. and to provoke him to s. of many things 
 12.10. whosoever shall s. a word ag. Son of man 
 
 Joltn .3.11. verily w e ?, that we do know, and testify 
 9.21. he is of age, ask him. he shall s. for himself 
 16 ^ 1.3. he shall not s. of himself, that shall he s. 
 
 25. when 1 shall no more s. to j'ou in proverbs 
 Acts 2. 7- are not all these which s. Galileans ? 
 
 11. W'e do hear them .?. in tongues works of God 
 4. 17 . that they .?. to no man in this name 
 
 18. not to ,?. at all, 5. 40. II 20. w'e cannot but s. 
 29. that with all boldness they may s. thy word 
 6. 11. we have heard him s. blasphemous words • 
 
 1.3. this man ceaseth not to .?. blasphemous words 
 
 10. 32. when he cometh shall j. unto thee 
 
 11.15. as 1 began toj. |114. 9. same heard Paul j. 
 
 21. . 39 . 1 beseech thee suffer me to s. to people 
 
 2.3. 5. thou shalt not s. evil of ruler of th^' people 
 
 26. 1. Paul, thou art permitted to ?. for thyself 
 
 25. I s. forth the words of truth and soberness 
 Pom. 15.18.1 will not dare to s. of any of those th. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.10. that ye all ■?. same thing and no divisions 
 2.13. W'hich things also we s. not in man’s wisdom 
 
 3. 1. 1 could not s. to you as to spiritual but carnal 
 
 12. .30. do all.?. with tongues ? ll 14. 2.3. if all s. 
 
 14. 35. it is a shame for women to s. in church 
 
 . 39 . and foi'bid not to s. with tongues 
 
 2 Cor. 2 . 17 . in the sight of God s. we in Christ 
 
 4. 13. we also believe and therefore .?. 
 
 12.19. W’e .?. before God in Christ, but for edifying 
 Ep/t. 5. 12. it is a shame to .?. of those things done ° 
 CoL 4. 4. that 1 may make manifest, as I ought to j. 
 
 1 T/tess. 1. 8. so that w'e need not to a-, any thing 
 2. 4. even so we s. not as pleasing men but God 
 ^ 16. forbidding us to .?. to the Gentiles 
 Tit. 3. 2. put them in mind to s. evil of no man 
 Heb. 2. 5. the world to come, whereof we a. 
 
 6. 9 . tho’ we thus a. |l 9. 5. of which we cannot a. 
 Jam. 1. 19. brethren, let every man be slow to a. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.12. whereas they.?, against you as evil-doers 
 .3.10. let him refrain his lips that they a. no guile 
 
 16. w'hereas they .?. evil of you, as of evil-doers 
 
 2 Per. 2.10. they are not afraid to .?. evil of dignities 
 
 12. A. evil of the things that thej' understand not 
 
 18. for when they s. great swell, words of vanity 
 1 John 4.5. are of world, therefore s. they of world 
 Jvde 8. these filthy dreamers a. evil of dignities 
 
 10. but these a. evil of those things the^- know not 
 Pev. 2. 24. not known depths of Satan, as they a. 
 
 13. 15. that the image of the beast should both s. 
 
 .SPEAK, Imperatively. 
 
 Exod. 20.19. A. thou with us, and we will hear 
 Num. 20. 8. A. ye to the rock before their eyes 
 Dent. 3. 26. L. said,.?. no more to me of this matter 
 
 5. 27 . A. thou to us all that Lord shall a. to thee 
 Jndg.5. 10. a. ye that ride on white asses 
 
 19 . .30. consider, take advice, and a. your minds 
 
 1 Sam.S. 9. a. Lord, for thy servant heareth, 10. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 6 . shall we do after his say. if not a. thou 
 
 1 k ings 22. 1.3. a. that which is good, 2 Chron. 18. 12. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 26. a. in Syrian language, 2sa. .36. 11. 
 E.fth.5. 14. and to-morrow' a. thou to the king 
 Job 12. 8. or A. to t e earth, and it shall teach thee 
 
 1.3. 22. or |et me a. and answ er thou me 
 .33. .‘52. A. for T desire to justify thee 
 
 .34. .33. therefore a. what thou "knowest 
 
 Ps.~5. 5. lift not your horn, a. not with a stiff neck 
 
 Prov. 2.3. 9. A. not in the earsof a fool 
 
 Isa. 8.10. f’. word, it shall not stand, God is with us 
 
 Tsa. .30.10. who say, s. un*o us smooth things 
 40.2..?. ye comfortably to .lerusal. and cry to her 
 41. 1. let them come near, then let them >. 
 
 06 . .3. neithei let the son of a stianger s. savin'^ 
 
 Jer. 1. 17 . A. to them all that 1 command thee^ 
 
 2.3. 28. hath my word, let him a. word faithfully 
 Dan. 10. 19. and i said, let my lord a. 
 
 Zech. 8. 16. A. every man the truth. Eph. 4. 25 
 Mat. 8. 8. <;nly a. w'ord, my servant shall be healetl 
 10 . 27 . what 1 tell ill darkness, that a. ve in li'dit 
 .’\Jarki3. 11. what shall be given in tha't hour, j. ye 
 Luke 12.1.3. a. to my brother, that he divide inherit 
 Acts 2. 29. let me freely.?. to you of patriarch David 
 
 5 . 20. go, stand and >. in tlie temple to the peoifle 
 18. 9. be not afraid, but a. hold not thy peace 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 28. let him a. to himself and to God 
 29 . let prophets .?. two or three, the ether judge 
 Tit. 2.1. A. the things that become sound tioctrine 
 15. these things a. and e.xhort, and rebuke 
 Jam. 2.12. so a. ye and do, as they that shad be jud"-. 
 4. 11. A. not evil one of another, brethren 
 1 Pet. 4.11. let him a. as the oracles of God 
 I .SPEAK. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 9 . that the i>eople may hear when Is 
 2.3.22. but if thou shalt obey and do all that Is, 
 Ntim. 22. .38. G. putteth in my mouth that shall i a 
 Dent. 5.1. hear ,iudgments which 7 a. in your ears’ 
 
 11. 2. 7 .?. not with your childr. who have not known 
 1 Kings 22. 14. what the Ixird saith, that will 7 a. 
 Jobj). 19 . if La. of strength, lo, he is strong 
 
 35. then would J a. and not fear him ” 
 
 1.3. 3. surely I w ould ?. to the Almighty 
 
 13. hold your peace, let me alone, that 7 may a 
 
 16. 4. 7 also could a. as ye do, 1 could heap w ords’ 
 
 6. though 7 .?. my grief is not a.ssuaged 
 
 . 37 . 20.;shall it be told him that I s. I if a man sp, 
 P?a/. 45. 1. 7 A. of things which 1 have maOe 
 77- 4. I am so troubled that L cannot a. 
 
 120. 7 . but when Is. they are for war 
 Isa. 45.19. 7 the Lord a. righteousness, T declare 
 63. 1. 7 that.?. in righteousness, mighty to save 
 Jer. 1.6. ah. Lord, 7 cannot.?. for 1 am a child 
 6.10. to w horn shall Is. and give warning ? 
 
 28. 7 . hear this word that I a. in thine ears 
 .38. 20. obey the voice of the Lord w hich Is. 
 
 Ezek. . 3 . 27 . when 7 a. with thee, 1 will open moutt 
 Dan. 10.11. O Daniel, understand words that I s. 
 Mat. 13. 1 . 3 . therefore a. I to them in parables 
 John 4. 26. .lesus saith, 7 that a. to thee am he 
 
 6. 63. the words (hat 7 a. to you, they are spirit 
 
 7 . 17 . w hether it be of G. 01 whether 7 .?. or in vs, 
 
 8 . 26 . 7 A. to the world those things I heard of tiiu- 
 28. as my Father taught me, 7 a. these things 
 .38. 7 A. that which 1 have seen with my I 'ather 
 
 12. 49 . he gave commandment, what 7 should a 
 50. what 7 A. as the Father said to me. so 7 a. 
 
 13. 18. Is. not of all, I know whom I have chosen 
 
 14. 10. the words that 7 a. I s. not of myself 
 
 17 . 13. and these things Is. in the world 
 
 Acts 21. 37 . may Is. to thee r || 26. 26. 7 also a. freely 
 Pom. .3. 5. is God unrighteous ’ J s. as a man 
 
 6. 19 . 7 a. after the manner of men. Gal. 3. 15. 
 
 7 . 1. for 1 A. to them that know the law 
 
 11. 13. 7 .?. to you Gentiles, 1 am apostle of Gent. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 5. Is. to your shame, 15. .34. 
 
 7 . 6. Is. this by permission, not of commandment 
 12. but to the rest A. 7, not the Lord 
 
 .35. and this Is. for your own profit 
 16.15. 7 A. as to wise men, judge ye what T sav 
 
 13. 1. though I A. with tongues of men and angels 
 
 14. 6. except Lshall a. to you by revelation 
 
 18. 7 A. with tongues more than you all 
 
 19.7 had rather a. five words with.understandin<» 
 2^Cor. 6. 1.3. I A. as to my children, be ye enlarged 
 7 . 3. 7 A. not this to condemn you, for 1 have said 
 
 11. 17 . that w hich 7 a. 7 a. it not after the T.ord 
 21. 7 A. as concerning reproach. 7 a. foolishly 
 23. are they ministers ? Is. as a fool, I am more 
 
 Eph. 5. .32. but 7 a. concerning Christ and church 
 6. 20. that therein 7 may a. boldly, as 1 ought to a. 
 Phil. 4. 11. not that 7 a. in respeci of want 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 7- I s. the truth in Christ, I lie not 
 
 7 nill SPEAK, or ui/l I SPE.4K. 
 
 Gen. 18. 30. let not Lord be angry, and Itvill s. .32. 
 Kum. 12. 6. and 7 n i/l .?. lo him in a dream 
 
 8. with him nill I s. mouth to mouth apparenth* 
 24. 13. but what L. saith that u ill I .?. cannot go 
 
 beyond command, 1 Kings 22. 14. 2 Chr. 18.13. 
 Dent. 32. 1. give ear, O ye heavens, and I nill s. 
 Jndg. 6. 39- Gideon said, Iivill s. but this once 
 
 2 Aam. 14. 15. thy handmaid said. L.vfV/.?. to king 
 1 Kings 2. 18. well, lu i/l s. for thee to the king 
 Job 7 . 11.7 trills, in the anguish of my spirit 
 
 10. 1. 7 trill A. in the bitterness ofmy'soul \ 
 
 .32. 20. 7 trill a. that 1 may be refreshed 
 
 .33. .31. mark well, hold thy peace, and I trills. 
 
 42. 4. hear, I beseech thee, and 7 trill s. 
 
 Psal. 50. 7 . hear, O my people, and I triPs. 
 
 7 . 3 . 15. if I say, I trill s. thus, 1 should oflend 
 119. 46. 7 ti ll/ A. of thy testimonies before kings 
 145. 5. 7 trill A. of the honour of thy majest'- ' 
 
 Prov. 8. 6. hear, for 7 trill s. of excellent things 
 Jer. 5.5. I w ill get me lo great men, and 7 trills. 
 Ezek. 2. 1. stand on thy feet, and 7 trill .?. to tliee 
 
 12. 25. 7 trill s. and word 1 s. shall come to pass 
 Ilos. 2. 14. 7 tr. allure her. and .?. comfortably to her 
 1 Cor. 14.21. with other lips trill 1 s. to this people 
 
 SPEAKER. 
 
 Pa. 140.11. let not an evil a. be established in earth 
 Acts 14.12. because he was the chief a. 
 
 SPEAKE.ST. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 21. wherefore then a. thou so to me ? 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 29. w hy a. thou any more ofthy matters I 
 2 Kings 6.12. the words thou .?. in thy bed-chamber 
 Job 2. 10. thou A. as one of the foolish women 
 Psal. 50. 20. thou siltest and a. against thy brother 
 51. 4. that thou mightest be justified when thou ?. 
 
 Isa. 40. 27 . why a. thou, O Israel, 103 ' wa 3 ’ is hid 
 Jer. 40. 16 . for thou a. falsely of Ishmael 
 
 4.3. 2. thou A. ralselv’, the Lord hath not sent thee 
 Ezek. .3. 18. thou givest him not warning, nor a. 
 
 Zech. 13. 3. for thou a. lies in the name of the Lord 
 
SPE 
 
 SPI 
 
 SPE 
 
 Mat. 13. 10. whi’ s. thou to them in parables ? 
 Z.uke 12. 41. L. s. tliou this parable to us or to all ? 
 John 16. 29. now thou plainly, and no imoverb 
 
 19. 10. Pilate saith to him, s. thou not unto me i 
 Acts 17.19. may we know this wiiei eot thou s. ? 
 .SPEAKElll. 
 
 Gen. 45. 12. that it is my mouth that s. to you 
 £,xod. 33. 11. spake to Moses as a man .v. to fi iend 
 J^vm. 2.3. 26. all that the Lord s. that must 1 do 
 Deut. 111. 22. when a prophet s. in the name of Ld. 
 Job 17. 5. he that s. flattery to his Irieiids 
 
 3.3. 14. for God r. once, yea, twice, yet man 
 Psal. 12. .3. shall cut ott tongue that s. proud things 
 
 15. 2. and he that s. the truth in his heart 
 
 37 . 30. the mouth of the righteous .v, wisdom 
 41. 6. an<l if he come to see me, he s. vanity 
 144. 8. whose mouth s. vanity, 11. 
 
 Prov. 2. 12. from the man that.?. froward thinss 
 
 6. 13. he s. with his feet, he teaclieth with fingers 
 19 . a false witness thatr. lies and soweth discord 
 
 10. .32. the mouth of the wicked .v. frowardness 
 
 12 . 17 . he that s. truth, sheweth forth riyhteousn. 
 
 18. there is that s. like the piercings of a sword 
 
 14. 25. but a deceitful witness s. lies 
 
 16. 13. and they love him that .v. right 
 
 19 . 5. that s. lies not escape |1 9. s. lies shall perish 
 21. 28. but the man that heareth, .v. constantly 
 26. 25. when he s. fair, believe him not 
 Jsa. 9 . 17- tin evil-doer, and every mouth s. folly 
 
 32. 7* to destroy, even when the needy s. ricdit 
 
 33. 15. he that s. uprightly shall dwell on hiiih 
 Jer. 9. 8. their tongue .»•. deceit; one s. peaceably 
 
 10. l.’hear the word which the Lord s. to you 
 
 28. 2. thus s. the Lord the God of Israel, 29. 25. 
 
 1.30. 2. Haff. 1. 2. Zech. 6. 12. 1 7- 9. 
 Esek. 10. 5. as voice of Almighty God when he f. 
 Amos 5. 10. they abhor him that r. uprightly 
 31at. 10. 20. but Spirit of youi- Lather whor. in you 
 12. 32. whoso s. a word against the Son of man ; 
 
 but whosoever s. against the Holy Ghost 
 
 34. how can ye being evil speak good t for out of 
 abundance of the heart mouth s. L^ike 6. 45. 
 John?!. 31. he that is of the earth, s. of the earth 
 31. he whom God sent, s. the words of God 
 
 7. 18. he that s. of himself, seeketh his own gloiy 
 
 26 . but lo, he s. boldly, they say notliing to liim 
 
 8. 44. when he .f. a lie, he -f. of his own 
 
 19. 12. who maketh himself a king, .v. ag. Cesar 
 Acts 8. .34. I pray, of whom .»■. the prophet this ' 
 Rom. 10. 6. righteousness of faith .v. on tliis wise 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 2. he (hat s. in an unknown tongue ; 
 
 howbeit in the Spirit he i. mysteries 
 
 3. he that prophesieth, r. unto men to edification 
 
 4. that s. in an unknown tongue edifieth himself 
 
 5. greater is he that prophesieth, than he that s, 
 
 11. 1 shall be to him tiiat .v. a liarbarian 
 
 13. let him tha-t s. in an unknown tongue 
 1 Tim. 4. 1. now Spirit s. expressly in latter times 
 lieb. 11. 4. and by it he being dead, yet r. 
 
 12. 5. forgotten tiie exhortation which s. to you 
 
 24. that f. better things than that of Abel 
 
 25. see that ye refuse not him that s. much more 
 if we turn away from him that .c. from heaven 
 
 Jam. 4. 11. he that s. evil of his brother and jiulgeth 
 his brother, s. evil of the law and judaeth the law 
 Jude 16. and their mouth s. great swelling words 
 SPEAKIISG. 
 
 Gen. 24. 15. before lie had done s. Rehekah came 
 
 45. and before I had done s. in mine heart_ 
 
 JJeut. 5. 26. God s. out of the midst of the fire 
 
 11. 19 . s. of them w hen thou sittest in thine house 
 Ruth 1. 18. then she left s. unto her 
 
 Esth. 10. 3. and f. peace to all his seed 
 
 Job 1. 16. while he was yet ^. another came, 17,18. 
 
 4. 2. but who can withhold himself from s. ? 
 
 32. 15. they answered no more, they left otf s. 
 
 Psal. 34. 13. and thy lips from s. guile 
 
 58. 3. go astray as soon as they be born, s. lies 
 Isa. 58. 9 . if thou take away from thee j vanity' 
 
 13. nor s. thine own words on my holy day' 
 
 59 . 13. in lying, and .v. oppression and revolt 
 ■65. 24. and while they are yet s. I will hear 
 Jer. 7 . 13. rising up early', and 25. 3.1 .35. 14. 
 
 38. 4. he weakeneth the hands in s. such words 
 
 27 . they left off s. the niatter was not perceived 
 Dan.'l. 8. and a mouth r. great things. Rev. 13. 5. 
 
 8. 13. 1 heard one saint s. and another said 
 • 9 . 20. whiles I w'as . 1 . praying and confessing, 21. 
 Acts 14. 3. they abode, s. boldly in the Lord 
 
 20. 30. s. perverse things, to draw away disciples 
 
 1 Cor. 12. .3. no man s. by Spirit calleth lesusaccur. 
 
 2 Cor. 13. .3. since ye seek a proof of Christ s. in me 
 Eph. 4. 15. but s. the truth in love may grow up 
 
 3. 19 . s. to yourselves in psalms, hymns, and songs 
 1 TeOT.4.2. shall depart from faith, .r. lies in hypocrisy 
 
 5. 13. busy-bodies s. things which they ought not 
 1 Pet. 4. 4. to the same excess of riot, r. evil of you 
 
 'ee End. 
 
 SPEAKIKG. 
 
 J\fat.6. 7. think they shall be heard for much s. 
 Eph. 4. 31. let all evil . 5 . be put away from you 
 SPEAKllSGS. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.1. laying aside all guile, envies, and evil s. 
 
 SPEAK. 
 
 Josh. 8. 18. the T.ord said, stretch out thy' .t. 26. 
 Judff. 5. 8. was there a s. seen among 40,000 in Isr. 
 4 t^am. 13. 22. s. with any, but with Saul and .Iona. 
 
 17 . 7 - tittil the staff of his s. was like a weaver's 
 beam, 2 Sam. 21. 19. 1 Chron. 20. 5. 
 45. thou comest with a sword, and with a j. 
 
 47 . the Lord saveth not with sword and .v. 
 
 21. 8. is there not here under thy hand r. or sword 
 
 26. 7- and Saul’s s. stuck at his bolster, 11. 
 
 8._let me smite him, 1 pray thee, with the s. 
 
 16. now see where the kinc’s .«. is, and the cruse 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 6. behold, Saul leaned uiron his s. 
 
 2. 23. Abner with the end of the r. smote Asahel 
 
 23. 7- must be feiiced with iron and staff of a s. 
 
 8. he lilted up his s. against 8(X), whom he slew 
 
 18. he lifted up .f. against 300, 1 Chron. 11. 11,20. 
 21. he slew' Egyptian w ith his own .v. 1 Chr. 11.2.3. 
 Job 39. 23. quiver rattletli, glittering s. and shield 
 
 JobAI. 26. s. of him that layeth at him cannot hold 
 
 29. Leviathan laugheth at the shaking of a s. 
 
 Psal. 35. 3. draw also out the s. stop the way 
 
 46. 9. he breaketh bow and cutteth s. in sunder 
 Jer. 6. 23. they shall lay hold on bow and s. 
 
 Nall. .3. 3. the horseman lifteth up the sword andr. 
 Hah. 3. 11. at the shining of the glittering r. 
 
 John 19 . 34. a soldier w itli a s. pierced his side 
 SPEAILS. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 19 . lest Hebrews make them sw’ords or s. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 10. to captains did priest give king Da¬ 
 
 vid’s s. that w'ere in the temple, 2 Chr. 23. 9. 
 ‘IChr. 11.12. in ev. several city he put shields and s. 
 26. 14. Uzziah prepared foi’ them shields and .c. 
 Neh. 4. 1.3. 1 set the peo[)le with their s. and bows 
 16. the other half of them held (he i'. 21. 
 
 Psal. 57 . 4. whose teeth are s. and arrows 
 Isa. 2. 4. sliall beat s. into pruning hooks, Mic. 4. 3. 
 Jer. 46. 4. furbish the.v. and put on the brigandines 
 Ezek. 39. 9 . they shall burn .v. with lire seven years 
 Joel 3.10. beat your prunins’-liooks into s. 
 
 .SPEA RM EN. 
 
 P.ial. 68. 31 . rebuke the company' of .f. the bulls 
 Acts 23. 23. saying, make ready two hundred s. 
 
 SP ECIAL. 
 
 Hevt. 7 . 6. Lord hath chosen thee to be a s. people 
 3Ial. .3. t 17 . w hen 1 make up my s. treasme 
 Acts 19 , 11. s. miracles done by the hand of Paul 
 See Esi’kciai,lv. 
 
 SPECKLED. 
 
 Gen. 30. 32. removing from thence the s. cattle 
 .31. 8. the s. shall be thy wages, the cattle bare s. 
 Jer. 12. 9 . mine heritage is to me as a .f. bird 
 Zech. 1. 8. behind were red horses, s. and white 
 SPECl'ACLE. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9. for we are made a s. to the world 
 SPED. 
 
 Judg. 5. .30. have they not s.'/ have they not divided 
 .SPEECH. 
 
 Gen. 4. 23. heark. to my s. |111.1. earth was of one s. 
 E.rod. 4. 10. iMoses said, O my l.ord, I am slow of s. 
 Deut. 22. 14. and give occasions of s. against her 
 32. 2. my s. shall distil as dew, as the small rain 
 
 1 Sam. 16. t 18. a son of .lesse, and prudent in s. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 20. to fetch about tliis form of r. 
 
 19. 11. seeing the s. of all Israel is come to king 
 1 Kings 3. 10. and .Solomon's r. pleased the Lord 
 Neh. 13. 24. their childr. S[)ake half in s. of Ashdod 
 Job 12. 20. he removeth away the s. of the trusty 
 
 13. 17 . hear diligently my s. and my declaration, 
 21. 2. P.sal. 17 . 6 . ha. 28. 2.3. 1 32. 9. 
 
 15. + 4. and thou restrainest s. before God 
 
 24. 25. who will make my s. nothing worth I 
 29.22. and my s. dropped upon them 
 37 . 19 . we cannot order our.f. by' reason of darkn. 
 Psal. 19.2. day untoday uttereth s. night unto night 
 
 3. there is no s. where (heir voice is not heard 
 64. t 5. they encourage themselves in an evil s. 
 
 Prov. 1.16. to understand an eloquent r. 
 
 7 . 21. with her fair .c. she caused him toyield 
 17 . 7- excellent s. becometh not a fool 
 Cant. 4. 3. thy lips are like scarlet, thy s. is comely 
 Isa. .3. I .3. 1 will take away the skilful of J. 
 
 26. t 16 . they have poured out a secret s. 
 
 29. 4. shalt be broughtdown, thy r. shall be low out 
 of (he dust; thy s. shall whisper out of the dust 
 
 3.3. 19 . of a deeper s. than thou canst perceive 
 Jer. .31. 23. as yet they shall use this s. in .ludah 
 Ezek. 1. 24. the voice’of s: as the noise of an host 
 3. 5. thou art not sent to a people of a strange s. 6. 
 Hah. 3. 2. O Ltl. 1 have heard thy s. and was afraid 
 Mat. 26. 73 . art one of them, thy s. bewray, thee 
 Mark 7 . .32. one that had an impediment in his s. 
 
 14. 70 . art a Galilean, and thy s. agreeth thereto 
 John 8. 43. why do ye not understand my s.'! 
 
 Acts 14.11. their voice, saying in the r. of Lycaonia 
 
 20 . 7 . preached and continued his s. till midnight 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 1. 1 came not with excellency of s. or wisd. 
 
 4. s. was not with enticing words of man’s wisdom 
 4. 19 . I will know, not the .?. but the power 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 12. we use great pljiinness of f. 
 
 7 . 4. great is my boldness of s. toward you 
 10. It), bodily presence weak, his s. is contemptible 
 11,6. though 1 be l ude in s. yet not in knowledge 
 Col. 4. 6. letyour.f. bealways with grace,seasoned 
 'Tit. 2. 8. ;Ound s. that cannot be condemned 
 .SPEECHES. 
 
 Num. 12. 8. T will speak with him not in dark s. 
 Job 6. 26. and the .c. of one that is desperate 
 
 15. 3. or with s. wherewith he can do no good i 
 32. 14. neither will I answer him with your s. 
 
 t 15. they removed s. from themselves 
 Rom. 16. 18. by fair j. deceive the hearts of simple 
 Jude 15. to convince them of ail their hard s. 
 SPEECllLliSS. 
 
 l\Iat. 22. 12. not a wedding garment, and he was s. 
 L.uke 1.22. Zacharias beckoned them and remained s. 
 Acts 9 . 7- ri'en which journeved with him stood f. 
 SPEED. 
 
 Gen. 21. 12. O T.ord, 1 pray thee, send me good s. 
 Ezra 6. 12. have made a decree, let it be done with s. 
 Isa. 5. 26. behold, they shall come with s. swiftly 
 Acts 17 . 15. for to come to him with all s. 
 
 2 John It). leceive him not, nor bid him God r. 
 
 11. that biddeth him God j. is partaker of evil 
 See i\lAKf, .Made, 
 
 .SPEEDY. . 
 
 Zeph. 1.18. shall make even a.r. riddance of all them 
 SPEEDILY. 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . 1 ■ than that I should ,<•. escape to Philist. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 16. lodge not in plains, but j. pass over 
 2 Chron. .35. 13. other holy offerings divided they r. 
 Ezra 6. 1.3. as the king had sent, so they did s. 
 
 7 . 17 . that thou mayest huy s. with tins money' 
 
 21. that what Ezra shall require, it be done s. 
 
 26. let Judgment be c.xecuted s. upon him 
 E.sth. 2. 9. he.y. gave her her things for purification 
 7V//. 31.2. deliver me .9. || 69.17-hear me .v. 14.3.7. 
 79 . 8. let thy tender mercies .f. prevent us 
 102. 2. in the day when 1 call, answer me .f. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 11. because sentence is not executed s. 
 
 Isa. 58. 8. and thy health shall spring forth s. 
 
 Joel 3. 4. and if ye recompense me, s. will T return 
 'Zech. 8. 21. .etus go s. amJ pray before the Lord 
 Luke 18. 8.1 tell you, that he will avenge them j. 
 
 SPEND. 
 
 Heut. 32. 23. I will s. mine arrows upon them 
 JhA21.13. they r. their days in wealth, and go down 
 .36. 11. they s. their days in |)rosperity, and years 
 Psal. 90. 9. we s. our years as a tale that is told 
 Isa. 55. 2. why money for that which is not bread I 
 Acts20. 16. because he would notr. time in Asia 
 2 C'or.12.15.1 will very gladly .r.and bespent for you 
 SPEND ESI. 
 
 Euke 10. 35. whatsoever thou .f. more, I will repay 
 SPENDETH. 
 
 Prov. 21. 20. but a foolish man s. it up 
 
 29 . 3 . that keepeth com. with harlots, .c. substance 
 Eccl.6. 12. days of vain life, which he f. as a shadow 
 
 SPENT. 
 
 Gen. 21.15. and the water was .v. in (he bottle 
 
 47 . 18. we will not hide it how thatour money isr. 
 Lev. 28. 20. and your strength shall be s. in vain 
 Judg.Pi. 11.when they were by .lebus, day was fai r 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 7. lor the bread is s. in our vessels 
 Job 7 . 6. my days are s. w'ithouthope 
 
 17 . t 1 . my spirit isr. my days are extinct 
 Psal. .31. 10. tor my life is s. with grief 
 Isa. 49 . 4. I have s. my strength for nought 
 Jer. , 37 . 21. till all the bread in the city was s. 
 Mark 5. 26. and had s. all that she had, Luke 8. 43. 
 
 6. .35. when the day was far s. Luke 24. 29. 
 
 Luke 15. 14. when the prodigal had s. all 
 Acts 17 . 21 . s. their time to tell some new thing 
 Rom. 13. 12 . the night is far s. the day is at hand 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 15.1 will gladly spend and be s. for you 
 
 SPEW, See Spue. 
 
 SPICE. 
 
 Exod. .35. 28. rulers brought r. and oil for the light 
 Cant. 5.1. 1 have gathered my myrrh with my s. 
 
 SPICES. 
 
 Gen. 43. 11. carry down man a present, balm and s. 
 Exod. 25. 6. and s. for anointing oil, .35. 8. 
 
 30. t 7 . Aaron shall burn thereon incense of s. 
 
 23. take thou unto thee principal r. of myrrh, 34. 
 . 37 . 29. he made the pure incense of sweet s. 
 
 39 . + 38. they brouglit incense of sweet.?. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 2. camels that bare s. 10. 2 Chron. 9. 1. 
 
 25. they brought to Solomon s. 2 Chron. 9. 24. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 13. Hezekiah shewed them s. ointment 
 and all that was found in his treasures, Isa. .39.2. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 29. some- were appointed to oversee s. 
 .30. sons of the priests made the ointment ofr. 
 
 2 Chron. 9- 9. the queen of Sheba gave Solomon s. 
 
 16. 14. divers.9. prepared for the burial of Asa 
 .32. 27 . Hezekiah made ti easures for j. and gold 
 
 Cant. 4. 10. the smell of thine, ointments than all s. 
 
 14. myrrh and aloes, with all the chief.?. 
 
 16. blow upon my garden, thatr. may flow out 
 
 5. 13. his cheeks are as a bed of r. as sweet flowers 
 
 6. 2. my beloved is gone down to the beds of j. 
 
 8. 14. to a young halt upon the mountains of.?. 
 Ezek. 27 . 22. occupied in fairs with chief of all s. 
 Mark 16.1. Mary had bought sweet i. Euke 24.1. 
 Luke 23.56. returned and prepared s. and ointments 
 John 19 . 40. they wound it in linen with the s. 
 
 SPICE. 
 
 Ezek. 24.10. consume the flesh and s. it w'ell 
 SP \ CE-merchants. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 15. of the traffic of the s.-merchants 
 
 .SPICED. 
 
 Cant. 8. 2. I would cause thee to drink of s. wine 
 SPJCEllY. 
 
 Gen. 37 . 25. Ishmaelites bearing.?, balm and myrrh 
 
 2 Kings 20. t 13. shewed house of his s. Isa. 39. 2. 
 
 SPIDER. 
 
 Job 8.14. and whose trust shall be a r. web 
 Prov. .30. 28. the s. taketh hold with her hands 
 Isa. 59 . 5. hatch cockatrice’eggs and weaver, web 
 SPIE, See Spy. 
 
 SPIKENARD. 
 
 Cant. 1. 12. my s. sendeth forth the smell thereof 
 4. 1.3. M'ith pleasant fruits, camphire with r. 14. 
 Mark 14. .3. there came a woman having an alabaster 
 box of ointment of s. very precious, John 12. 3. 
 .SPILLED. 
 
 Gen. 38. 9. Onan s. his seed on the ground 
 Mark 2.22. bottles burst, and wine isr. Luke 5. .37. 
 SPILT. 
 
 2 Sam. 14.14. we’hre as water r. on the ground 
 SPIN. 
 
 Exod. .35. 25. women that were wise-hearted, did r. 
 Mat. 6.28. they toil not, neither r. Euke 12.27. 
 SPINDLE. 
 
 Prov. .31. 19. she layeth her hands to the r. 
 
 SPIRIT. 
 
 In Hebrew, Ruach ; in Greek, ni/ei»Ma. Jn Scrip¬ 
 ture the word Spirit is taken, [1] I/T the Holg 
 Ghost, the third person of the holy 'Trinity, who 
 inspired the prophets, animates good men, pours 
 his grace into our hearts, imparts to us light and 
 conifort, in whose Name ue arc baptized, as well 
 as in those of the Lather .Son; that enliven¬ 
 ing Spirit who proceeds from the Lather and .'Sm. 
 ]\iat. 3. 16. .lohn 3. 8. | 15. 26. The Holy 
 Ghost ir Spirit, being, as it -were, breathed, 
 
 and proceeding from the Lather and Son, uho 
 inspire and move our hearts by him; or, be¬ 
 cause he breatheth where he li.steth ; stirring up 
 spiritual motions in the hearts oj believers, puri 
 fying and quickening them; or became he is a 
 spiritual, invisible, and incorporeal essence. Hi 
 is culled holy, both because he is most holy in 
 himself, and the Hanctifier, the Worker of holi 
 ness in the creature. He is called a person, 
 because whatsoever belongs to a person, as to 
 understand, to will, to give, to call, to do, to 
 subsist of himself, doth agree to the Spirit; who 
 appeared in a visible shape, Luke .3. 22. Acts 2. 
 .3. gave the Apostles sundry tongues. Acts 2. 4, 
 8. hath power to confer and bestow on the church 
 the gift of tongues,of miracles,of faith, of healing, 
 of prophecy, !kc. 1 (’or. 12. 8, 9, 10,11, 12. which 
 cannot be attributed to any quality or motion ere- 
 
 2 11 4(io 
 
SPl 
 
 SPI 
 
 SPl 
 
 r aiei. Lastly, he is calh'l the finrd person, not 
 tn order of time, or dianity of nature, hut in order 
 and manner of subsisting. 
 
 12] Spirit is taken for the immediate inspiration, 
 and extraordinary help, of the tdpiril of (iod. "Mat. 
 22. 4.'j. How then dotli I')avid in Spirit call him 
 Lord, that is, hy the tnswration of the Holy 
 Ghost. I Cor. ] 4. 15. I will p> ay with the Spirit, 
 that is, hy the immediate gift and extraordinary 
 help of the Spirit. [;>] f or the extraordinary gifts 
 and graces of the Spirit, Cal. .3. 2. [4] ! or the 
 counsels, motions, and directions of the Spirit. 
 Eoni. 8. 1. Who walk not after the flesh, but 
 after the Spirit. [5] S|)irit is taken for the re¬ 
 nerved nature, or spiritual part in man. Mat. 2fi. 
 41. 'The Spirit is williinj-, hut the fk-sh is weak. 
 *^6] f or spiritual zeal. 1 I'im. 4. 12._ lie thou au 
 example of believei's in spirit. ["] For judgment, 
 authority, and consent, 1 Cor. .5. 4. [8] It si/ ni- 
 
 Jies pure, holy, and spiritual. .John .3. 6. t hat 
 ■which is born of the Spirit, is spirit; that is, that 
 TV/iich is wrought hy the Spirit <f God is of a 
 spiritual nature, and so, snitahle to the kingdom 
 of God. [9] ft is taken for the gospel, which is 
 the ministration of the Spirit, and hy -chose in¬ 
 fluence it heconies elfectual to change the hearts 
 of sinners, to turn them from the power of Satan 
 unto God, and to make them truly spiritual and 
 holy. 2 Cor. :i. 6, 8. Who liath made us able 
 ministers of the new testament, not of the letter, 
 but of the spirit. [10] For the thoughts, atl'ection, 
 and care. Col. 2. 5. i hougli 1 be absent in 
 the flesh, yet I am with you in the spirit. [11] 
 For a temper, frame, or disposition of soul or 
 spirit. Psal. 51. 10. llenew a right spirit with¬ 
 in me^ 
 
 12] .Spii it signifies the reasonable soul, -which con¬ 
 tinues in bei ug even after the death of the body ; 
 that spiritual, reasoning, and choosing substance, 
 capable of eternal happiness. Acts 7. 59. Lord 
 Jesus, receive my spirit, or, my soul. [1.3] Good 
 angels are called .spirits, immaterial and intelli¬ 
 gent, hut created and dependent beings. Ileb. 1. 
 
 14. Are they not all ministeriii!*' spirits r [14] 
 The devils are often called unclean spirits, evil 
 spirits, Mark 5. 1.3. Lukef.Q.l. So in 1 Sam. 18. 
 
 10. Ihe evil spirit from God came upon Saul. 
 [15] signifies an apparition or ghost. Mat. 
 
 14. 26. WJien the disciples saw .lesus walking 
 on the sea, they were troubled, saying, it is a 
 spirit. And our Saviour, after his resurrection, 
 appearing to his disciples, they were affrighted, 
 and supposed they had seen a spirit, or ghost; 
 but he said to them, handle me, and see,"for a 
 spirit liath not flesh and bones as ye see me have, 
 Luke 24. .37, .39. [16] It is taken for a per.son 
 that pretended to he inspired, or for a doctrine 
 offered as the immediate revelation of the Spirit. 
 1 John 4. 1. believe not every spirit. [I 7 ] For 
 pa-ssion, wrath, or anger. Eccl. 10. 4. If the 
 spirit of the ruler rise up against thee. [18] 
 I'or the breath, the respiration, the animal life 
 that is in leasts. Led. .3. 21. The spirit of the 
 beast that goeth downward. [19] Spirit is also 
 taken for the -wind. Amos 4. 13. He tliat cre- 
 ateth the wind, or spirit. These are the four 
 spirits of the heavens, in Hebrew, winds, Zech. 
 
 6 . 5. And in John 3. 8. The wind hlowetb 
 where it lisfe'h, Greek, irvevpa, the svirit. 
 
 The spirit of a sound mind; the spirit of wisdom 
 and understanding; the spirit of knowledge; 
 the spirit of <>race and prayer ; the spirit of pro- 
 pliecy, and the like, signify .several effects, works, 
 and gifts, together with the author and cause, 
 which is ihe Holy Spirit injushig them. On the 
 contrary, the spirit of pride, covetousness, fury, 
 uncTeanness, do signify these vices, and the devil, 
 that loicked .spirit, the author of them. 
 
 Grieve not the Iloly Spirit, Fpb. 4. 30. Men may 
 he said to grieve the Spirit of God, by withstand¬ 
 ing his holy inspirations, the motions of his 
 grace, or hy living in a hike-warm and negligent 
 manner. Also by despising his gifts, or neglect¬ 
 ing them; by abusing his favours, either out of 
 vanity, curiosity, or negligence. And in a con¬ 
 trary sen.se, we stir up the Spirit of God which is 
 in us (as at. Paul advises I'imothy, 2 Tim. 1. 
 6.9 by the practice of godliness, by our exactness 
 in complying -with his motions, ly fervour in his 
 .service, hy renewing our gratitude, Sc. See the 
 Significations on Disc£nN, Earnest, Prison, 
 Quench, Sow. 
 
 Gen. 7 . ■! 22. in whom wasbreatli of the .f. of life 
 26. -t 35. whic h were a bitterness of .c. to Isaac 
 41. 8. Piiaraoh'.s i. was troubled iu the moining 
 45. 27- the ,v. of Jacob their faflier revived 
 Fxod. 6. 9 . hearkened not to Moses foraneuishof f. 
 .35. 21. every one whom hisf. made willing 
 Kum. 11. 17 . I will take of s', thatis on thee, 25. 
 
 26. the s. rested upon them and they prophesied 
 29 . that the Lord would put his .r. upon them 
 
 14. 24. Caleb, because he had another s. with him 
 27 .18. take Joshua, a man in whom is the s. 
 
 Dent. 2. 30. for the Lord thy God hardened his^. 
 Josh. 5. 1. nor was there s. in tliem any more 
 Jndg. 8. t 3. then their s. was abided towai'd him 
 
 15. 19 . wlien he had drunk his s. came again 
 
 1 Sam. .30.12. when he had eaten his.f. came to him 
 
 1 Kings 10. 5. there was no s. in her, 2 Citron. 9. 4. 
 
 21. 5. Jezebel his wif"> said, why is thy s. so sad ? 
 
 22. 21. Ihei e came forth a 5. 2 Citron. 18. 20. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 9. let a double portion of thy j. be on me 
 
 15. the 3 ^ said, s. of Elijah doth rest on Elisha 
 1 Chron. 5. 26. the Lord stirred up the s. of Pul 
 
 12. 18. then the came upon Amasai, and said 
 28. 12. the pattern of all that he had bj- tlie.c. 
 
 (t Chron. 21. 16.against Jehoram . 9 . of Philistines 
 Ezra 1.5. with them whose s. God raisc'd to go up 
 Iseh. 9. 30. testifiedst by the s. in thy prophets 
 Job 4. 15. then a s. passed before my tace 
 , 15. 13. that thou turnest thy s. against God 
 
 20.3. s. of my understanding causeth me to answer 
 
 466 
 
 Job 26. 4. and whose s. came from thee ? 
 
 ]3.d)y his •'■. he garnished tlie heavens, his hand 
 .32. 8. tliere is a .v. in man, inspiration of Almighty 
 18. the s. within me cotistrainelli me 
 34. 14. if he gather to hims. Iiis s. and his breath 
 Psal. .32. 2. and in whose s. there is no guile 
 
 51.10. a clean heart, renew a right s. within me 
 12. and uphold me with thy free ,s. 
 
 76. 12. he shall cut oft' the . 9 . of princes 
 7!). 8. and who.se s. was not stedfast with God 
 lo 1. 30. thou seiidest forth th^’ s. the.v are created 
 lu6. 33. so they provoked his .s. so that he spake 
 unad' iseilly with his lip.s 
 139. 7 . whither sliall 1 go from fhy s.? 
 
 143. U). is good, lead me to laud of uprightness 
 Prov. 14. 29. he tliat is lia-sty of s. exalteth folly 
 
 15. 4. hut perverseness therein is a breach iu the s. 
 It). 18. and au liaughty s. goeth before a fall 
 
 32. that ruleth s. better than he that takeih city 
 18. 14. the .V. of a man will sustain his iiifirinify 
 
 20. 27 . the .9. of mail is the cai.dleof the Lord 
 
 25. 28. that hath 110 rule over his .9. is like a citv’ 
 Feel. 3. 21. who knoweth the s. of man, s', of beast 
 
 7 . 9 . be not haste' in thy .9. to he angry 
 
 8. 8. no man hatlt power over s. to retain the s. 
 
 10. 4. if the s. of the ruler rise against thee 
 
 11. 5. tliou knowest not what is the way of the . 9 . 
 12 . 7 . and thes. shall return to God wfio gave it 
 
 Isa. 19 . 3. the . 9 . of Egyptshall fail in midst thereof 
 29. 10. E. hath poured on, 3 -ou the s. of deep sieep 
 24. they that erred in .9. sliall come to understand. 
 31. 3. ami their horses flesh and not s. 
 
 .32. 15. till the .9. he poured upon us from on high 
 
 31. 16 . and Ids .v. it liath gathered them 
 
 . 37 . t7. behold, I w ill put a s. into him 
 
 42. 5. lie that givelli .v. to them tliat walk therein 
 
 48. 16 . the Lord God and his . 9 . hath sent me 
 
 51. 6. as a woman forsaken and grieved in s. 
 
 57 .16. .9. shall fail before me and souls I have made 
 61 .1. the .9. of Lord God is on me, Luke A. 18. 
 
 3. the garment of praise for the .v. of heaviness 
 .ler. 51. H. Lord raised the s. of king of Medes 
 Fzek. 1. 12. whither . 9 . w'as to go, they went, 20. 
 
 21. for the s. w as in the wheels, lo. 17 . 
 
 2. 2. s. entered into me w hen lie spake to me, 3. 24. 
 3.12. then the .9. took me up and I heard, 11. 24. 
 
 14. so i'. lifted me up, and took me away, and I 
 went in t!ie heat of my .9. 8. 3. | 11.1. 
 
 13. 3. woe to prophets tliat follow tlieir own s. 
 
 21. 7- ev. s. shall faint, all knees be weak as water 
 Dan. a. 1. Nebucha'lnezzar’s s. was troubled 
 
 4. 8. and in whom is the of the holy gods, before 
 him 1 told the dream, 9. lb I 5. 11,14. 
 .5.12. an excellent .9. were found in Daniel, 6. 3. 
 Ilos. 9 . "f 7 . propiiet is a fool, man of the .v. is mad 
 Amos 4. -I 13. for lo, he tliat createth the .9. 
 
 Mic. 2.11. if man walking in s. and falsehood do lie 
 Hag. 1.14. the Lord stirred up the . 9 . of /ernhhahel 
 'Zech. 7 . 12. hath sent in his . 9 . by former pro'phets 
 
 12. 1. and formeth s. of man witliiu him 
 
 Mai. 2. 15. yet had he the residue of tlie . 9 . there¬ 
 fore take heed to your s. that ye deal not 
 treacherously, 16. 
 
 Mat. 4. 1. Jesus was led up of the s. Luke 4. 1. 
 
 14.26. w’ere troubled ; saying it is a . 9 . IMark 6. 49. 
 
 22. 43. how' then doth David in i'. call him T.ord ' 
 26.41. the i'. indeed is willing, Mark 14. .38. 
 
 Mark 1.10. the s. descending on him, .John 1. 32. 
 
 12. the s. diTveth him into the wilderness 
 
 8. 12. and he sighed deeply in Ins . 9 . and saith 
 
 9. 20. s. tare him || 26. Ihe , 9 . cried and rent him 
 Luke 1 . 17 . he shall go before him in the . 9 . of Elias 
 
 80. and Ihe child waxed strong in .v. 2. 40. 
 
 2. 27 . and he came by the s. info tlie temple 
 
 4.14. Jesus l eturned in po.ver of a. into Galilee 
 
 8. 55. her . 9 . came again, and she arose slraightwaj' 
 
 9. 55. ye know not what manner of .v. ye are of 
 10.21. in tliat hour Jesus rejoiced in s. an.d said 
 
 13.11. a woman who had a . 9 . of iidirmity 
 24. 37 . they supposed that they had seen a ,f. 
 
 39 . for a .9. hath not Hesh and bones as I have 
 John 1. 33. on whom thou shall see s. descending 
 
 3. 34. God giveth not the .9. by measure to him 
 
 4. 23. worship the Eatlier in .9. and in truth 
 
 24. G. is a. 9 . they must worship him in .9. and truth 
 
 6. 63. it is the s. that quickeneth : words tliat 1 
 
 speak unto you, they are s. and they are life 
 
 7. 39. this spake lie of ]111. 33. he groaned in , 9 . 
 
 1.3. 21. lie was troubled m s. and testified and said 
 Acts ^.4. they spake as s. gave them utterance 
 
 6. 10. and they W'ere not able to resist tlie . 9 . 
 
 8. 29. then the s. said to Philip, go near and join 
 
 10. 19 . the s. said unto Peter, 11. 12. 
 
 11.28. Aga!)iis signif. by j. there should he dearth 
 
 16. 7 . they assayed, but the . 9 . suffered them not 
 
 17 .16. his .9. w as stirred within him w hen he saw . 
 18. 5. Paul was pressed in s. !| 25. being fervent in j. 
 
 20. 22. now ! go bound in the .f. to .lerusalem 
 
 21. 4. the disciples said to Saul through the s. 
 
 2.3. 8. Sadducees say tliat tliere is no angel nor s. 
 
 9. but if a .9. or an angel liath spoken to iiiin 
 
 Fom. 1. 4. Sen of God according to the s. of l-.oliness 
 
 2. 29 . circimK'ision is that of heart in the .9. 
 
 8. 1. who walk not after the flesh, but after . 9 . 4. 
 
 2. the law of the .'. of life hatli m,ade me fiee 
 . 5 . they that ai e after the .9. the things of the s. 
 
 9. ye are not in the flesh but s. if so be that , 9 . 
 
 10. but the s. is life because of rigliteoiisness 
 
 11. if s. of him that raised up Jesus from the dead, 
 
 shall quicken your mortal bodies by his s. 
 
 13. but if ye thro’ the . 9 . mortify deeds ol boiiy 
 
 16 . the s. itself beareth witness 'lyith our .9. 
 
 2.3. hut ourselves wdio have first-fruits of the s. 
 
 26. the .9. also helpeth our infirmities ; but tl'e.9. 
 
 makelh intercession for us w ith groanings 
 
 27 . he knoweth w'hat is the mind of the s. 
 
 12. 11. fervent in s. H 15. .30. for the love of the s. 
 
 1 Cor. 2.4. but in demonstration of . 9 . and of power 
 
 10. but God hath revealed them unto us by Ids 
 ,9. for the s. searcheth all things, the deep things 
 of God 
 
 11 . save the ^ man w hich is in him 
 
 1 Cor, 2.12. not s. of world, but s. ■who is of God 
 
 5. 3. ! verily as alisent in body, but present in. 9. 
 
 5. f_hat .9. may lie saveti in flay of the l.onl Jesus 
 
 6. 17 . lie that is ji-ined to the Ixird is one s. 
 
 20. glorify God in your ho ly and in \our .9. 
 
 7 . .34. that she maybe holy botl; in body and s. 
 
 12. 4. are fliveisities of gifts, but same a. 8. u, n. 
 
 8. to one is given by the . 9 . tlie word of wi> :o;n 
 
 13. for by one .9. are we all baptized into one 
 
 body ; liave been all made to drink inti one j. 
 
 14. 2. howbeit in the s. Iiespeaketh ms >li-rii s 
 
 15. [ w ill sing w ith s. Il 16. slialt Mess wi:!i the. 9 . 
 
 15. 15. tlie la.st Adam was made a quii kening a. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. ministers of new testatneiit, no. <>t U tter 
 
 but of the .9. letter killeth, hut the .>. gi-. eil li;e 
 8. hoV. shall not minislrat. of a. be ratiier lI m ii us 
 
 17 . the I.ord is that j'. wTierellie .9. of l.ord is 
 4.13. we having the same . 9 . of faith, we l-elieve 
 
 7 . 1 . cleanse from all filtliiness of the flesh au'l s. 
 
 13. because his .9. was lefreshed by you all 
 
 11. 4. another . 9 . which ye have not received 
 12,18. walked we not iu the same j. anti sa'oe steps 
 
 Gal. 3. 2. receivefi ye the by the works of ti.t law 
 
 3. aieye so foolish, having begun in the s..r 
 5. he therefore that ministereth to you the s. 
 
 14. might receive the promise of the s. thro’ faith 
 
 4. 6. (iod hath sent forth the s. of his son 
 
 5. 5. for we thro’ s. wait for hope of rigliteousiieas 
 
 16. syalk in Ihe^. II 18. but if l e be led by the a. 
 
 17 . for the flesh lusteth against the .'.and the s 
 
 against tlie flesli, and these are contrary 
 25. if we live in the s. let us walk in the s. 
 
 6. 8. sowetl) to s. shall of the.'. reap life everlastinr 
 
 18. gi ace of our Ixird be with your .9. Philem. 25 
 Eph. 2. 2. the . 9 . tliat now worketli in the children 
 
 18. we have acce.ss ' y one . 9 . to the Lather 
 
 22. for an habitation of God tluough tlie s. 
 
 3. 5. as it is now revealed to his apostles by tlie s. 
 
 16 . strengthened with might by his s. in inner mat 
 
 4. 3. to keep unity of the T. in the bond of jic-ace 
 
 4. there is one body, and one .9. as ye are called 
 _23. and be renewed in Ihej. of your mind 
 
 5. 18. be not drunk w ith w’ine.butbe filled w ith j. 
 6 . 17 . take sw ord of tlie .9. w hich is word of God 
 
 18. praying always willi all prayer in tlie .s. 
 
 Phil. 1. 19. and the supply of the i. of .lesus Christ 
 27 . dial ye stand fast in one s. v. ith one mind 
 
 2. 1. if there be any fellowship of the . 9 . if bowels 
 
 3. 3. Ihe circumcision, w hich worship G, in the s. 
 Col. 1. 8. w ho ilevlared to us your love in the f. 
 
 2. 5. tho’ absent in Hesh. yet am I with you hi s. 
 
 1 Thess.o. 19 . quench not .9. despise not propliesvin. 
 
 23. pray your'.soul, and body,he preser. blauiel. 
 
 2 I'll' ss. 2.2. or be troubled, neither by' 9 . nor ,.ord 
 
 8. Lord shall consume with the s. ot his mrio''ii 
 
 13. chosen you thro’ sanctification of . 9 . and belief 
 
 1 Tim.1b. 16. God manifest, justified in s. seen of 
 
 angels 
 
 4. 1. nowthe .'. speakelh expressly in latter ti^.ies 
 
 12. be thou an example in s. in taitli, iu purity 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 22. the I.ord .lesus Christ be with tliy'j. 
 Heb. 4. 12. to the dividing asunder of soul and 
 
 9 . 14. whothro’ the eternal j. offered himself lo Gd^ 
 Jam. 2. 26 for as the body w ithout the f. is dead 
 
 4.5. the . 9 . that dwelleth in us lusteth to envy 
 1 Pet. 1.2. thro’sanctification of the .9. to obe< lienee 
 
 22. ye have purified in obeying truth thro’ the a. 
 
 3. 4. even the ornament of a meek and quiet a. 
 
 18. being put to death in flesli, but quickened by’ j.. 
 
 4. 6. but live according to God in tlie s. 
 
 1 John 3. 24. by tlie .9. which he hath given us 
 
 4. 1. beloved, believe, not every s. hiittry the spirits 
 
 2. every s. tliat confesseth Jesus Christ is come 
 
 3. every .v. that confesseth not that Jesus is come 
 
 13. dwell in him, because hath given us of his.'-. 
 
 5. 6. it is the s. that hearefh w itness, .y. is truth 
 
 8. witness ineartli, the . 9 . the water, and the blood 
 Jude 19 . these he sensual, not having the 
 Kev. 3.10. 1 was in the on the Lord’s day 
 2. 7 . hear w hat . 9 . saith to churches, lie that hath an 
 ear, let him liear, 11. 17, 29.1 3. 6, 13, 22. 
 
 4. 2. and immediately 1 was in the s. and In-hold 
 
 11. 11. tlie s. of life from God entered into them 
 
 14. 13. blessed are the dead, yea, saith the . 9 . 
 
 17 . 3. so he carried me away in the s. 21. 10. 
 
 22. IL and the .9. and the bride say, come 
 SPI ix IT of adoption. 
 
 Rom. 8. 15. but ye have received the s. cf adoption. 
 SPI lx ri' of antichri.st. 
 
 1 John 4. 3. and fliis is tliat .9. of antichrist ye heard 
 .SP1III r of bondage. 
 
 Rom. 8. 15. ye have not received the s. of bondage 
 Born of the SP IE1 T. 
 
 John 3. .5. except man'be5<))7i<)/f/(e .9. hecannot enter 
 
 6. that which is born of the s. is spirit 
 t!. so is |;very one tliat is bom of the s. 
 
 Gal. 4. 20. persecuted him that w as iernafter the s. 
 y.’ro/'ew SPIRir. 
 
 P.sal. 51. 17 . the sacrifices of God are a broken s. 
 Prov. 15. 13. by sorrow of the heart the j'. is broken 
 
 17 . 22 . butaiVoTmi.f. drieth the bones 
 See Contrite. 
 
 SPl lx 1 r 
 
 Isa. 4. 4. the blond of .leriisal. bv the j. of burning 
 SPlRn’o/C/.'wr. 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. if any man have not the s. of Christ 
 
 1 i'et. 1.11. w hat the s. of Christ in thein did signify 
 
 SPl R I T' of counsel. 
 
 La. 11.2. the . 9 . of fonw.ce^ shall restupon him 
 SPIRI T 
 
 ■lets 16. 16 . adainsel possessed with s. of divination 
 • /ffm)/) SPIRI T. 
 
 l\fnrk 9 . 17.1 brought my son. w ho hath a dumh s. 
 
 25. thou dumb .9. T charge thee, come out of liiiu 
 Earnest of the SPIRl T. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 22. who liath given us the earn, of the s.5. 5. 
 
 SPl R TT of error. 
 
 1 John 4. 6. hereby know’ we the s. of truth and erro- 
 See Evil. 
 
 Faithful SPIRIT. 
 
 Prov. 11.13. he that is of faithful s. concealeth mat 
 See FAMiLi.t.R. 
 
SPl 
 
 SPO 
 
 SPO 
 
 SPIRIT of fear. 
 
 2 Tim, 1. 7 . God hath not f'iven us the of fear 
 
 Foul Split IT. 
 
 Mark 9. 25. he rebuked tlie f/7/l s. saying to him 
 Jiev. 18. il. Babyl. is becomethe iiold ot'every fouls. 
 Fruit (f the SPIRI 1. 
 
 Gal. 5. 22. the frtdt of the s. is love, joy, peace 
 Fph. 5. 9. tor the fruit of the s. is in all goodness 
 Good SPIRI I'. 
 
 Neh. 9 . 20. thou gavest thy good s. to instruct them 
 Fsal. 143. 10. thy s. is good, lead me into the land 
 SPIR i r of God. 
 
 Gen. 1.2. s. of God moved on the face of the waters 
 41. 38. as this is, a man in whom the .v. of God is 
 .Ej'orf..‘51.3.havefilled Bezaleel with j.e/Gw/, .35.31. 
 h’um. 24. 2. and the s. of God came, on Balaam 
 
 1 !Sam. 10. 10. the s. of God came on Saul, and he 
 
 prophesied among them, 11. 6.1 19. 2.3. 
 
 19 . 20. s. of God came on the messengers of .Saul 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 1. the s. of came upon Azariah 
 Job 27 . .3. and the s. of God is in my nostrils 
 
 33. 4. s. of God hath made me, breatli of Almiahty 
 Fzek. 11. 24. in vision by the s. of God into Chaldea 
 Mat. 3. IC. he saw s. of God de.scending like a dove 
 
 12. 28. but if 1 cast out devils by the s. of God 
 Fom. 8. 9. if so be that the s. of God dwell in you 
 
 14. for as many as are led by the s. of God 
 
 15. 19. mighty signs by the power of the s. of God 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 11. knoweth no man, but the s. of God 
 
 14. receiveth not the things of the s. of God 
 
 3. 16 . and that the s. of God dwelleth in you 
 
 6. 11. ye are sanctified by the s. of our God 
 
 7 . 40. 1 think also that J have the s. of God 
 
 12. 3. no man speaking by the s. of God, calleth 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 3. written with the s. e/the living God 
 Fph. 4. 30. and grieve not the holy s. of God 
 
 1 Fet. 4. 14. for the .v. of God resteth on you 
 1 John 4. 2. hereby know ye the s. of God 
 SPIRIT of glory. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 14. for'the s. of glory resteth on you 
 .SPIRI i' of grace. 
 
 Zcch. 12.10.1 will pour on house of David S', 
 lleb. 10. 29. and hath done despite to the s. of grace 
 tSee Holy. 
 
 Thtmhle SPIRIT. 
 
 Prov. 16 . 19. better it is to be of an humble s. 
 
 29 . 23. but honour shall uphold the humble in s. 
 Isa. 57 . 15. with him also that is of an humble s. 
 
 SPIRI I' 
 
 jfum. 5. 14. and s. of jealousy come upon him, 30. 
 .SPIRI f of judgment. 
 
 Isa. 4. 4. purged blood of .Jerusalem by s. of judgm. 
 28. 6. the Lord shall be for a s. of judgment to him 
 SP 1 RI j' of knowledge. 
 
 Isa. 11. 2. the s. of kriowledge shall rest upon him 
 See Lout), Lying. 
 
 .SP IR 11 of meekness. 
 
 1 Cor. A. 21. shall 1 come to you in the s. of meekness? 
 Gal. 6. 1, restore such an one in the s. of meekness 
 My SPIRI r. 
 
 Gen. 5. 3. my s. shall not always strive with man 
 Job 6. 4. the poison whereof drinketh up my s. 
 
 7 . 11. I will speak in the anguish of my s. 
 lO. 12. and thy visitation hath preserved my s. 
 
 21. 4. if so, why should not my s. be troubled 
 Psal. 31. 5. into thine hand 1 commit my s. 
 
 77 . 3. 1 complained, and my s. was overwhelmed 
 
 6. and 7ny s. made diligent search 
 
 142. 3. when my s. was overwhelmed in me 
 
 143. 4. therefore is my s. overwhelmed in me 
 7- hear me speedily, O Loid, my s. faileth 
 
 Prov. 1.23. behold, 1 will pour outr. unto you 
 Isa. 26. 9. yea, with my s. will 1 seek thee early 
 
 30. 1. that cover with a covering, but not of my s. 
 .38. 16. in all these things is the life of my s. 
 
 42. 1. 1 have put wy .s. upon him, shall bring forth 
 44. .3. I will pour my s. upon thy seed 
 59. 21. my s. that is upon thee shall not depart 
 Fzek. .3. 14. and 1 went in the heat oi my s. 
 
 36. 27 . and 1 will put my s. within you, .37. 14. 
 
 39. 29 . for 1 have poured out my s. on house of Isr. 
 Pan.2.^. my s. was troubled 117-15. grieved inmys. 
 Joel 2. 28. I will pour out wy J. upon all flesh, your 
 sons and daughters shall prophesy, 29. Acts 2. 
 
 17 .18. 
 
 Hag. 2. 5. so mys. remaineth among you, fear ye not 
 Zech. 4. 6. not by might, nor hy power, but by my s. 
 6.8. these have quieted my s. in the north country 
 Mat. 12. 18. 1 will put my s. upon him, shall shew 
 Luke 1. 47 . my s. hatii rejoiced in God my Saviour 
 23. 46. Father, into thy hands I commend my s. 
 Acts 7 . 59. Stephen said. Lord Jesus, receive mys. 
 Mom. 1. 9. whom 1 serve with my s. in the gospel 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 4. when ye are gathered together and my s. 
 
 14. 14. rny s. prayeth, but my undeistanding is 
 
 16 . 18. for they have refreshed my s. and yours 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 13. I had no rest in mys. bee. I found not 
 
 _New .SPIRIT. 
 
 Fzek. 11 . 19 . I will <p\it?Lnews. within you, 36.26. 
 J8. 31. and make you a new heart and a new s. 
 Newness c/ SPIRIT. 
 
 'Rom. 7 . 6. that we should serve in newness of the s. 
 Patfewr .SPIRIT. 
 
 Feel. 7 . 8. patient in s. is better than proud in spirit 
 Perverse SPIRIT. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 14 the Lord hath mingled n perverse s. 
 Poor SPIRi r. 
 
 Mat. 5. 3. blessed are the poor in .c. theirs the kingd. 
 SP 1R rr of promise. 
 
 .Fph. 1. 13. were sealed with that holy s. of promise 
 SP 1 R TT of prophecy. 
 
 Met. 19 .10. testimony of Jesus is the s. of prophecy 
 SP 1 R IT of slumber. 
 
 Mom. 11. 8. God hath given them the s. of slumber 
 Sorrowful SP IRIT. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.15. my lord, I am a woman of a sorrowf. s. 
 .SP 1 Rl l' of truth. 
 
 14. 17 . s. of truth whom world cannot receive 
 
 15. 26. even the s. of truth which proceedeth 
 
 16. 13. when s. of truth is come, will guide you 
 1 Johyi 4 6 hereby know we s. of truth and error 
 
 See Vexation. 
 
 Unclean .SPIRIT. 
 
 Zech. 13. 2. I will cause 7tncl. s. to pass out of land 
 Mat. 12. 43. when the 7mclea7i s. is gone out of a 
 man, he walketh thro’ dry places, Luke 11. 21. 
 Mark 1. 23. in their synagogue a man with anwn. s. 
 26 . and when the 7mcitan s. had torn him 
 3. 30. because they said, he hath an tmcleans. 
 
 5. 2. there met him a man with an 70iclean s. 
 
 8. come out of the man, tliou tmcleari s. L7ike 8. 29. 
 
 7 . 25. whose young daughter had an 7iuclean s. 
 Luke 9. 42. Jesus rebuked 7incleans.-d.viA healed him 
 
 .SPl RFT of 7mder.standing. 
 
 Isa. 11.2. the s. of 7mder.stand. shall rest upon him 
 .SPIRIT of whoredoms. 
 
 Has. 4.12. for the s. of whoredoms caused them to err 
 5. 4. for s. of whoredoms is in the midst of them 
 SPIRIT of 7cisdom. 
 
 F.xod, 28. 3. whom 1 have filled with j. of wisdom 
 Petit. 34. 9. Joshua was full of the s. of wisdom 
 Isa. 11. 2. the s. of wisdom shall rest upon him 
 Fph. 1. 17 . that God may give to you s. of wisdom 
 Wotinded .SPIRIT. 
 
 Prov. 18.14. but a icounded s. who can bear ? 
 .SPIRITS. 
 
 Ntitn. 16. 22. O God, the G. of j. of all flesh, 27- 16 . 
 Psal. 104. 4. who maketh his angels s. lleb. 1. 7- 
 Prov. 16 . 2. but the Lord weigheth the s. 
 
 Zech. 6. 5. these are the foui' s. of the heavens 
 Mat. 8. 16 . an.l he cast out tlie s. with his word 
 10. 1. he gave them power ag. unclean.?. Mark 6.7. 
 Mark 1. 27. for with authority commaiideth he the 
 unclean s. and they obey him, Luke 4. .36. 
 
 3. 11. unclean s. fell down before him, and cried 
 5. 13. the unclean j. entered into the swine 
 
 Ltike 10. 20. rejoice not that s. are subject to you 
 Acts 5. 16. were vexed with unclean.?, were healed 
 
 8. 7- for unclean s. crying, came out of many 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to another discerning of r. 
 
 14. 32. s. of the prophets are subject to the proph. 
 E^h. 6. t 12. for we wrestle against wicked s. 
 
 1 -Z’fm. 4.1. depart from faith, giving heed to seduc.f. 
 lleb. 1. 14. are they not all ministering .?. 
 
 12. 9. be in subjection to Father of r. sent to minister 
 23. and to the s. of just men made perfect 
 1 Pet. 3. 19. he went and preached to the s. in prison 
 1 John 4. 1. try the s. whether they are of God 
 Rev. 16.1.3. I saw three unci. s. like frogs come out 
 
 14. they are the s. of devils, working miracles 
 
 See Evil, Familiar, Seven. 
 SPIRITUAL. 
 
 JTos. 9. 7. file prophet is a fool, the s. man is mad 
 Rom. 1. 11. that 1 may impart to you some s. gift 
 
 7 . 14. we know that the law is s. but I am carnal 
 
 15. 27- have been made partakers of their s. things 
 1 Cor. 2. 13, we speak, comparing s. things with s. 
 
 15. but he that is s. judgeth all things 
 
 3.1.1 could not speak to you as unto butascarnal 
 
 9 .11. if we have sown unto you s. things 
 10. 3. and did all eat the same s. meat 
 
 4. drink of the same r. drink, drank of that s. rock 
 
 12. 1. now concerning .?. gifts, brethren 
 
 14. 1. desire j. gifts H 12. ye are zealous of s. gifts 
 . 37 . if any man think himself a prophet or s. 
 
 15. 44. it IS raised a ,?. body, there is a s. body 
 46. that was not first whicli is s. but that which is 
 
 natural ; and afterwards that whicii is s. 
 Gal. 6. 1. ye which are s. restore such an one in meek. 
 Fph. 1 . .3. who hath blessed us with all .?. blessings 
 5.19. speaking to yourselves in psalms and s. songs 
 
 6.12. wrestle against.?. wickedness in high places 
 Col. 1. 9. that ye might be filled with all s. under¬ 
 standing 
 
 3. 16. admonish, one another in psalms and r. songs 
 1 Pet. 2.5. are built up a house, to offer i-. sacrifices 
 .SPIRITUALLY. 
 
 Rom. 8. 6. but to be s. minded is life and peace 
 1 Cot. 2. 14. nor know them, because are .?. discerned 
 Rev. 11. 8. which s. is called Sodom and Egypt 
 spir. 
 
 f.ev. 15. 8 . that hath the issue, s. on him that is clean 
 Ntim. 12. 14. if her father had but.?. in her face 
 Petit. 25. 9. she shall s. in his face and shall say 
 Job 30. 10. and they spare not to s. in my face 
 Mat. 26 . 67 . they did.?. in his face, and buffeted him 
 27 . 30. and they s. upon him and smote him 
 Mark 7- 33. and he.?, and touched his tonsiue 
 
 8. 23. when he had s. on his eyes, he asked him 
 10. 34. they shall s. upon him and shall kill him 
 14. 65. and some began to r. on him, 15. 19. 
 
 SPITE. 
 
 Psal, 10. 14. for thou beholdest s, to requite it 
 SPITEFULLY. 
 
 Mai. 22. 6. they entreated them .?. and slew them 
 Luke 18. .32. he shall be s. entreated and spitted on 
 SPTTl T.l). 
 
 Luke 18. .32. he shall be spitefully entreated and s. on 
 ■sPUTlNG. 
 
 Isa. 50. 6. I hid not my face from shame and s. 
 SPITTLE. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 13. he let his s. fall down on his beard 
 Job 7 . 19. let alone, till 1 swallow down my s. 
 
 .30. 1 10. they withhold not s. from my face 
 John 9 . 6. he made clay of .?. and anointed the eyes 
 SPOIL, y^ubstantiie. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 27 . and at night he sliall divide fhej. 
 Erod. 15. 9 . the enemy said, 1 will divide the s. 
 Ntim. 31. 9. Israel took tlie of their cattle, 11. 
 
 12. and they brought the prey and .?. to .Moses 
 Pent. 2. .35. cattle we took for prey and tlie s. of the 
 cities which we took, 3. 7. .fosh. 8. 27. | 11. 14. 
 
 13. 16. thou slialt gather all the .?. and hum it 
 
 20. 14. the.?, thou shall take to thyself, .fu.sh. 8. 2. 
 
 .Itidg. 5. .30. meet for the necks of them that take s. 
 
 14. 19 . Samson slew thirty men and took their s. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. ,30. if had eaten freely to-day of the s. 
 
 32. the people flew upon the .?. and took sheep 
 
 15. 19. but didst fly upon the s. and didst evil 
 
 21. but the people took of the s. sheep and oxen 
 .30. 16. because the greatthat they had taken 
 
 19. neither s. nor any thing was lacking 
 
 20. took the flocks and said, this is llavid'sr. 
 
 22. we will not give them ought of the r. 
 
 1 Sam. .30.26. he sent of s. to elders of .Tud. and his 
 
 friends ; behold a present of the s. of enemies 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 22. Joab brought in a great r. with them 
 
 12. .30. he brought forth of the .?. of Rabbah 
 2 Kings .3. 23. now, therefore, Moah, to the s. 
 
 21. 14. they shall become a s. to their enemies 
 
 1 Chron. 20. 2. from Rabbah he brought much s. 
 
 2 Chr. 14. 1.3. they carried away s. fiom Ethiop. 14. 
 
 15. 11. they offered to Lord at same time of the s. 
 
 20. 25. when .lehoshaphat came to take the s. they 
 were three days in gathering the s. it was .so much 
 
 2-1. 23. the .Syrians sent f. to the king of Damascus 
 25. 13. smote .3000of them,and took much s. 
 
 28. 8. they took much s. and brought.?. to .^amaria 
 
 14. so the armed men left the captives and the s 
 
 15. with thei-. they clothed all that were naked 
 Fjra 9 . 7 • our kings have been delivered to a s. 
 Fsth. 3. 13. to take the s. of them fora prev,8. 11. 
 
 9. 10. but on the.?, laid they not tlieirhand 
 Job 29 . 17 . 1 plucked the.?, out of his teeth 
 Ps. 68. 12. she that tarried at home divided the s. 
 119 .162. rejoice at thy word, as one findeth great*?. 
 Prov. 1. 13. we shall fill our houses with s. 
 
 16. 19 . than to divide the s. with the proud 
 31. 11. so that he shall have no need of s. 
 
 Isa. 3. 14. the .?. of the poor is in your houses 
 
 8. 4. the s. of Samaria shall be taken away 
 
 9. 3. and as men rejoice when they divide the s. 
 
 10. 6.1 will give him a charge to take the .?. 
 
 33. 4. your s. shall be gathered, like the gathering 
 
 23. then is the prey of a great s. divided' 
 
 42. 22. they are for aj'. and none saith, restore 
 
 24. who gave .lacob for a s. ? did not the Lord 
 
 5.3. 12. he shall divide the s. with the strong 
 Jer.2. -t 14. is Isr. a servant? why is Isr. become.?. ? 
 
 6._7. violence and s. is heard in her, before me griet 
 
 15.1.3. thy sniistanceand treasures will I give tor. 
 17.3 I w ill give thy substance and treasures to s. 
 20.8. since I spake, 1 cried violence andj. 
 
 30. 16. and they that s. thee shall be a s. 
 
 49 . 32. the multitude of their cattle shall be a .?. 
 
 50. 10 . and Chaldea shall be as-, saith the Lord 
 Fzek. 7 . 21.1 will give it to the wicked for a .?. 
 
 25. 7 . Ammonite for a s. || 26. 5. Tyrus a s. 12 . 
 
 29.19. Nebuchadrezzar shall take s. of Egypt 
 38. 12. 1 will go up to take a ,?. and to take a prey 
 
 13. shall say to thee, art thou come to take a s. 
 
 45. 9. G princes of Israel, remove violence and s. 
 
 Pan. 11. 24. he shall scatter among them the s 
 33. yet they shall fall by s. manydavs 
 IIos. 9. + 6. for lo, they are gone, because ot s 
 Amos .3. + 10. who store ups'. in their palaces 
 5. + 9. that strengtheneth .?. against the strong 
 Nah. 2. 9 . lake the .?. of silver, fake the .?. of gold 
 Hub. 2. 17 . the^. of beasts shaR cover thee 
 Zech. 2. 9. they shall be a.?, to their servants 
 14. 1. thy s. shall be divided in the midst of thee 
 SPOIL, Verb. 
 
 Fxod. .3. 22. and ye shall s. the Egyptians 
 
 1 Sam. 14. .36. and .?. them until morning light 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 10. people returned after him only to s. 
 Psal. 44.10. and they who hate us s. for themselves 
 
 89. 41. all that pass by the waj's. him 
 109 . 11. and let the stranger s. his labour 
 Prov. 22. 23. will s. soul of those that spoiled them 
 24. 15. O wi: ked man, s. not his resting-place 
 C'atit. 2. 15. take us the foxes that s. the vines 
 Isa. 11. 14. they shall .?. them of the east together 
 
 17. 14. this is the portion of them that.?. us 
 
 33. 1. when shall cease to i'. thou shall be spoiled 
 Jer. 5. 6. a w olf of the evening shall s. them 
 20.5. 1 will give Jerusalem to them that shall j. it 
 .30.16. and they that s. thee shall he a .?. 
 
 47 . 4. the day that cometh to s. the Philistines 
 49. £8. go up to Kedar, and s. the men of the east 
 5U. 10. all that f. her, shall be satisfied, saith Lord 
 
 Fzek. 14. 15. and they s. it, so that it be desolate 
 .32. 12. and they shall.?. the pomp of Egypt 
 39.10. they shall s. those that spoiled them 
 IIos. 10.2. shall break their altars, s. their images 
 
 1.3. 15. he shall f. the treas. ofall pleasant vessels 
 lJab.2.8. all the remnant of the people shalU. thee 
 Zeph. 2. 9. the residue of my people shall s. them 
 Mat. 12. 29. or else how can one enter into a strong 
 
 man’s house, and s. his goods ? Mark 3. 27. 
 Col. 2. 8. beware lest any man s. you thro’ philosou. 
 SPOILED. 
 
 Gen. .34. 27 . the sons of Jacob came and s. the city 
 
 29. they.?. all that w as in Ilamoi ’s house 
 Fxod. 12. .36. and they s. the Egyptians 
 
 Deut. 28. 29 . thou shalt be only oppressed and .?. 
 Judg. 2. 14. into the hand of spoilers thatf. them 
 
 16 . out of the hand of those that.?. them 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 48. delivered Isr. from them that s. them 
 17 ; .53. and they s. the Philistines’ tents 
 
 2 Kings7 ■ 16. Israel s. the tents of the Syrians 
 2 Chron. 14. 14. Asa s. all the cities of Gerar 
 Job 12. 17 . he leadeth counsellors aw'ay j. 
 
 19. leads princes away overthrows mighty 
 Psal. 76 . 5. the stout-hearted are s. they have slept 
 Prov. 22.2.3. and siwil the soul of those that s. them 
 Isa. 1,3. 16 . their houses shall be .?. their wives ravis. 
 
 18. 2. a nation whose land the rivers have s. 7 . 
 
 24. 3. the land shall be utterly emptied and .?. 
 
 .3.3. 1. woe to thee that spoilest, and wast not s. 
 
 42. £2. but this is a people robbed and s. 
 
 Jer. 2. 14. is Israel a servant ? why is he s. ? 
 
 4.13. woe unto us, for we are ,?. 
 
 20. for whole land is.'. suddenly my tents are s. 
 
 .30. and when thou art j. what wilt thou do ' 
 
 9. 19. how are we .?.! |! 10. 20. my tabernacle is < 
 
 21. 12. and deliver him that is s. 22. 3. 
 
 25. .36. for the Lord hath ,?. their pasture 
 
 48. 1. Nebo is s. |115. .Moab is s. and gone, 20. 
 
 49 . 3. howl, for Ai is r. 10. Esau, his seed is s. 
 
 51. 55. because the Dird hath s. T'ahylon 
 Fzek. 18.7- and hath s. none by violence, 16. 
 
 12. hath oi)pres.sed, hath .?. by violence, 18. 
 
 2.3. 46. 1 w ill give them to he removed and *. 
 
 . 39 . 10. they shall S))oil those that.?. them 
 llos. 10. 14. and all thy tortresses shall be s. 
 
 Amos 3.11. and thy iialaces sliall be s. 
 
 2 11 2 4<j7 
 
S P o 
 
 SPO 
 
 SPR 
 
 Jlmo.t 5. 9. fliat strenollieneth the s. agst. the strong 
 Mic. C. 4. sliall lament, and say, we be utterly i.’ 
 llah. 2. K. l)ecause thou hast s. many nations 
 Zech. 2. 8. lie sent me to the nations wliich s. you 
 
 11. 2. Iiosvl, because the mighty are .v. 
 
 .3. their glory is s. for the pride of Iordan is .f. 
 Col. 2.15. and having s. principalities and powers 
 SPOl l.KK. 
 
 Jsa. 16. 4. be thou a covert from face of s. the f. cease. 
 21. 2. the s. spoileth, go up, () F.lam ; besiege 
 Jer. 6.26. for the s. shall suddenly come on ns 
 , 15.8. 1 have brought upon them a s. at noon-day 
 48. 8. the s. shall come upon every city 
 
 18. for the s. of Moab sliall come upon thee 
 .32. the . 1 . is fallen upon thy summer fruits 
 51. 56. because the f. is come upon Pabylon 
 SPOILF.KS. 
 
 Judg. 2.14. amrerof the Lord was hot. and he deli¬ 
 vered them into the hand of the s. 2 Kings ]“. 20. 
 1 Sam. 1.3.17. the .t. came out of cami) of Piiilistines 
 14. 15. the garrison and the s. thev also trembled 
 Jer. 12.12. the s. are come upon all Inch places 
 51. 48. for the .f. shall come to her from the north 
 53. yet from me shall .r. come to her, saith Lord 
 SPOlLE.Sr. 
 
 Isa. 33.1. woe to thee that s. and thou wast not spoil. 
 SPOILETH. 
 
 Psal. .35.10. who deliverest needy from him that j. 
 Jsa. 21.2. the spoilers. || llos.'l. 1. troop of robbers s. 
 Nah, .3.16. the canker-worm s. and Hieth away 
 ■SPOILING. 
 
 Psal. 35.12. me evil for good, to the s. of my soul 
 Isa. 22.4. because of the s. of the daughter of people 
 Jer. 48.3. a voice from Horonaim s. and destruction 
 Jiah.i. .3. for .t. and violence are before me 
 Heb. 10. .34. for ye took joyfully thes. of your goods 
 SP01L.S. 
 
 Josh. 7.21. I saw among the s. a goodly garment 
 1 Chron.^O. 27. out of .f. in battle did they dedicate 
 /sa. 25.11. shall bring down their pride with tlie .<■. 
 Jui-e 11.22. he taketh his armour and divideth his s. 
 Ueb. 7. 4. Abraham gave the tenth of the s. 
 SPOKEN. 
 
 Gen. 18.19. Lord may bring what he hath s. of him 
 Hum. 14. 28. as ye have s. in mine ears, so will I do 
 21.7- for we have s. against the Lord and thee 
 
 23.19. hath he s. and shall he not make it good ? 
 Pent. 5. 28. I have heard the words they have s. to 
 
 thee, they have well said all that they have s. 
 
 13. 5. because he hath s. to turn you away from L. 
 18.17- they have well s. that which they have s. 
 
 1 Sam.Q5.3Q. the Lord hath done all he hath s. 
 
 2 Sam.". 27 . unless thou hadst s. people had gone up 
 
 14. 19 . turn from ought my lord the king hath s. 
 17- 6. Ahithophel hath s. after this manner 
 
 1 Kings"."3. if Adonijah have not s. this word 
 
 12. 9 . what coun.sel give ye, that we may answer 
 
 this people who have c. to me 2 Chron. 10. 9. 
 18. 24. and all the people said, it is well s. 
 
 £ Kings 4. 13. wonldst thou be .t. for to the king ? 
 Job 33. Q. behold, my tongue hath in my mouth 
 .34. .35. .Tob hath s. without knowledge and wisdom 
 
 42.7. ye have not^. of me as my servant lob, 8. 
 Psal. 66.14. my mouth hatli ■<:. when in trouble 
 
 87- 3. glorious things are s. of thee, O city of God 
 109 . 2. they have s. against me with a lying tongue 
 Prov. 15. 2.3. a word s. in due season, how good is it! 
 
 25.11. a word fitly s. is like apples of gold 
 Peel. 7 . 21. take no heed to all words that are s. 
 Cant.3. Q. in the day when she shall be .v. for 
 Isa. 23. 4, for the sea hath s. H .38. 15. he hath s. 
 
 59. 3. your hands are defiled, your lips have s. lies 
 Jer. 26 .16. he hath s. to us in the name of the Lord 
 
 29.2.3. and have s. lying words in my name 
 
 33.24. considerest thou not what this people have s. 
 
 44.25. ye and your wives have..?. with your mouths 
 Pzek. 13. 7 . have ye not a lying divination 
 
 8. because ye have s. vanity, and seen lies 
 Pan. 4. 31. O king Nebuchadnezzar, to thee it is s. 
 H 0 S. 7 . 13. yet the^' have s. lies against me 
 
 10. 4. they have .<■. words, swearing falsely 
 Amos 5. 14. Lord shall be with you, as ye have s. 
 Chad. 12. nor shouldst thou have .<■. proudly in distr. 
 3Jic. 6.12. the inhabitants thereof liave s' lies 
 Zech. 10. 2. for the idols have.r. vanity and diviners 
 31al. 3.1.3. what have we .v. so- much against thee I 
 Mat."5.55. high priest saying, he hath >. blasphemy' 
 Mark\4. 9. shall be .f. of for a memorial of her 
 LukeQ. .33. marvelled at things which were .f. of Inm 
 ,34. and for a sign which shall be.f. against 
 12. 3. what ye have s. in darkness, what j. in ear 
 
 18. .34. nor knew they the things which were s. 
 John 15.22. if I had not come and .f. to them 
 Acts 3.24. as many as have s. foretold of these days 
 
 8. 24. none of these things ye have come on ine 
 
 1.3. 40. lest that come on you s. of in the prophets 
 46. the word should first have been s. to you 
 
 16.14. Lydia attended to the things that were s. 
 
 19. .36. seeing that these things cannot be.c. against 
 £3. 9 . but if a spirit or angel hath s. to him" 
 
 27 .11. more than those things that were .r. by Paul 
 35. when had thus s. took bread and gave thanks 
 
 28. 22. we know that every where it is .r. against 
 Pom. 1. 8. your faith is s. of thro’ the whole world 
 4.18. according to that which was s. so thy seed be 
 14.16. let not then your good he evil s. of 
 
 15. 21. to whom he was not .i. of they shall see 
 1 Cor. 10. .30. why am 1 evil s. of fortliat for which 
 
 14 . 9 . how shall it be known what is s.? 
 
 Ileb. 1.2. hath in these last day s to us by his Son 
 2.2. for if the word s. by atigels was stedfast 
 
 3. 5. for a testimony of those things to be s. after 
 4.8. he would not afterward have of another day 
 7 .13. for he of whom these things are pertaineth 
 8.1. of things which we have .1. this is the sum 
 
 12.19. intreated the word should not be .»•. any more 
 
 1 . 3 . 7 . who have s. unto you the word ot God 
 
 1 Pet. 4.14. on their part he is evil s. of 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 2. the way of truth shall be evil s. of 
 
 .3. 2. ye may be mintlfid of words which were .r. be. 
 Jude 15. which ungodly sinneis have .v. against him 
 
 17 . remember the words wliich were s. before 
 
 468 
 
 SPOKEX with God, expressly. 
 
 Gen.QI. 2. at set time of which God had s. to him 
 Pent. 26. 19. an holy people to thy G. as he hath s. 
 Psal. 60 . 6. God hath s. in his holiness, 108. 7. 
 
 62. 11. God hath s. once, twice have I heard 
 31at. 22. .31. that which was s. to j'on by God 
 Acts 3. 21. which God hath s. by his holy prophets 
 See Lord. 
 
 7 have, or have I SPOKEN. 
 
 Gen. 28. 1.5. 1 have (jone wdiich I hate s. to thee 
 41. 28. this is the thing I have s. to Pharaoh 
 Plod. .32. 13. all this land I have s. of will I give 
 .34. lead people to the place of which 1 have s. 
 
 1 Sam. 1 . 16 . out of my gnel have Is. hitherto 
 
 3. 12. perform ag. Eli all things which I have s. 
 
 20. 2.3. as touching the matter wliich I have s. 
 
 Job 21. .3. and after that I have s. mock on 
 
 40. 5. once have Is. but I will not answer 
 Psal. 116.10.1 will walk before L. in land of living, 
 1 believed, therefore have I s.Q Cor. 4. 13. 
 Isa. 45. 19 . 1 have not s. in secret, 48. 16. 
 
 46. 11. I have s. it, I will also bring it to pass 
 48. 15. 7, even I, have s. yea 1 have called him 
 Jer. 4. 28. 7 h. s. it, 1 have proposed it, will not rep. 
 
 2.3. 21. I have not s. to them yet they prophesied 
 
 25. .3. I h. s. to you rising early, and speak. 35. 14. 
 .30. 2. write thee alt words I have s. to thee, .36. 2. 
 35. 17 . because I have s. but they have not heard 
 
 i'zeLl2.28. butword which I have s. shall be done 
 
 13. 7. yc say. Lord saith it, albeit Ihavenot s. 
 
 26 . 5. for J have s, it, saith the I,ord, 28. 10. 
 
 .36. 5. surely' in the fire of my' jealousy have Is. 6. 
 
 38. 17 . art thou he of whom 7 have s. in old time 
 19 . for in jealousy and fire of my wrath have I s. 
 
 39. 8. it is come, this is the day whereof 1 have s. 
 Hos. 12.10. I have also s. by the prophets 
 
 John 12. 48. the word that 7 have J.shall judge him 
 49 . for 7 have not of myself but the Father 
 
 14. 25. these things/lar'g 7 j. 15.11. 1 16.1,25, .3.3. 
 
 15. .3. ye are clean thro’ the word 7 have s. to you 
 
 18. 23. if I have s. evil, bear witness of the evil 
 
 Had SPOKEN. 
 
 Gen. 44. 2. according to the word .Joseph had s. 
 Ntim. 23. 2. and Palak did as Balaam had s. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 11. told father words he hads. to king 
 21.4. which Naboth the .lezreelite had s. to him 
 
 2 Kingsl. 17 . according to word which Elijah had s. 
 
 7 .18. it came to pass as the man of God had s. 
 Pzra 8. 22. because we had s. unto the king 
 Neh. 2. 18. I told also king's words that he had s. 
 Psth. 7 . 9. jNIordecai, who had s. good for the king 
 Job 32. 4. now' Elihu had waited fill .lob had s. 
 
 .Ter. 36. 4. Baruch wrote words L. had s. by .lerem. 
 Pan. 10. 11. and when he hads. this word to me 
 
 15. when he had j. such words, I became dumb 
 19 . when he/larf .f. unto me, I was strengthene'i 
 Mark 1. 42. as soon as he had s. the leprosy departed 
 12. 12. for they knew that he had s. the parable 
 against them, and they left him, LvkeQQ. 19. 
 Puke 19. 28. when he had thus s. 2-4. 40. John 9. 6. 
 
 I 11. 4.3. I 18. 22. Acts 19 . 41. | 20. .36. I 26. 30. 
 John 4. 50. the man believed word that .Jesus hads. 
 
 11. 13. they thought he hads. of taking rest 
 
 21. 19. when he had s. this, he saith, follow' me 
 Acts9. 27 . Barnabas declared that he hads. untohim 
 
 28.25. departed, after Paul had s. one w'ord 
 Heb. 9 .19. when IMoses hads. every precept to peo. 
 SPOKEN prophet. 
 
 Deut. 18. 22. but prophet hath s. it presumptuously 
 Pzek. 14. 9. if prophet be deceived when he hath s. 
 Mat. 2 . 17 . what wasj. bv .lererny Vnoprophet. 27. 9 . 
 
 23. that it might be fulfilled which was f. bv fhe 
 prophet, be called a Nazarene, 13. .35. I 27 . 35 . 
 .3. .3. this is he that was s. of by t\\e. prophet Esaias 
 
 4. 14. that it might be fulfilled which was s. by 
 
 Esaias fhe prophet, 8 . 17. I 12 . 17 . I 21 . 4 . 
 
 24. 15. when yeshall see the abomination of deso¬ 
 lation.?, of by Haniel t\\e. prophet, 31ark 13.14. 
 PnkeQA. 25. to believe all that the prophets have s. 
 Acts 2. 16. this was.?. of by the prophet .Joel 
 Jam. 5. 10. take, my brethren, prophets who have j. 
 ’I'hou ha.ft SPOK EN. 
 
 Gen. 19 .21. this city for the which thott ha.'H s. 
 Pxod. 4.10. nor since thou hast s. to thy servant 
 10. 29. i\Ioses said, thou hast s. well, not see 
 33. 17 . I will do tills thing that thou hast s. 
 
 Hum. 14. 17 . power of Lord be great, as thou hosts. 
 Dent. 1. 14. the thing which thou hast s. is good 
 liuth 2.13. thou hast s. friendly to thine handmaid 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. the maid-servants w Inch tho?i hast s. of 
 
 7 . 19 . but thou hast s. a.\so of thy servant's house for 
 a great while to come, 25. 1 Chron. 17 . 17 , 23. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 19. then said Jlezekiah to Isaiali, good 
 is the word of I.ord w Inch thou hosts. Isa. 39. 8. 
 Psth. 6. 10. let nothing fail of all that thou hast s. 
 Job 33. 8. surely thou hast s. in my hearing 
 Jer. 3.5. behold, thou hast s. and done evil things 
 .32. 24. and that which tloai hast s. is come to pass 
 44. 16. as for the word that thou hast s. unto us 
 51. 62. O I^ord, thou hast s. rfgainst this place 
 Pzek.35. 12. I have heard blasphemies thou hast s. 
 SPOK I S. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 3.3. their felloes and s. were all molten 
 SPOKl’.SMAN. 
 
 Pxod. 4. 16 . he shall be thv s. unto the people 
 SPOON. 
 
 Hum. 7 . 14. one x. of ten shekels of gold, full of 
 incetise. 20, 26. .32, 38, 44, 50, 56, 62. 
 SPOONS. 
 
 Pxod. 25. 29. make the dishes thereof and s. 
 
 . 37 . 16 . he made his dishes and his.?, and bowls 
 Hum. 4. 7- and put thereon the dishes and the .<■. 
 
 7 . 84. twelve silver bowls, twelve s. of cold, 86. 
 
 1 Kings 7 .50. the.?. were of pure gold, 2 ( 'hr. 4. 22. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 14. the .r. took he away, Jer. 52. 18, 19. 
 2 Chron 24. 14. of rest of the money i'. were made 
 
 .‘'POR T, Substa 7 itive. 
 
 Judg.\5. 25. that Samson may make.?. and he made 4. 
 
 27 . thousand that beheld while Samson made s. 
 Prov. 10. 2.3. it is a.?, to a fool to dotnischief 
 21. t 17 . he that loveth s. shall be a poor man 
 26. 19. that deceiveth and saith, am not 1 in 4. ? 
 
 SPORT, 
 
 Isa. 57 . 4. against whom do ye s. v’ourselves * 
 SPORIING. 
 
 Gen. 26.8. Isaac was s. with Rebekah his wife 
 2 Pet. 2.13. s. tliemselves with their own deceivings 
 SPOl. 
 
 Hum. 19 . 2. bring thee a red heifer without jr, 
 
 28. .3. two lambs without f. 9. ll. | 29. 17, 26. 
 Deut. .32. 5. their s. is not the s. of his children 
 Job 11. 15. thou .shaltlift up thy face w ithout s. 
 Cant. 4. 7 . thou art all fair, there Is no s. in thee 
 Eph. 5. 27 . a glorious church, not having ?. 
 
 1 Tim. 6 .14. keep this commandment without s. 
 Heb. 9 .14. w ho offered himself w ithout .>. to God 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 19 . as of a lamb w ithout . 1 . or blemish 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 14. that ye may be found without^. 
 
 See Brig HI. 
 
 SPOTTED. 
 
 Gen. 30. .32. removing from thence all the s. cattle 
 .33. every one that is not s. shall be counted stolen 
 39. the flocks brought forth cattle speckled and s. 
 Jude 23. hating even the garment s. by the flesh 
 SPO'IS. 
 
 .ler. 1.3. 23. or can the leopard cliange his s. ? 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. s. they are and blemishes, sporting 
 Jude 12. these are s. in your feasts of charity 
 SPOUSE. 
 
 Cant. 4. 8. come with me from I^ebanon, my s. 
 
 9. thou hast ravished my heart, my sister, my /. 
 
 10. how' fair is thy love, my sister, my s. 
 
 11. thy lifis, O my s. drop as the honey-comb 
 
 12. a garden inclosed is my sister, my s. 
 
 5. 1. I am come into mv garflen, my sister, my s, 
 SPOUSES. 
 
 Hos. 4. 1.3. and youri. shall commit adultery 
 14- I will not punish your s. when they commit 
 SPOUIS. See Water-spolts. 
 .SPR.4NG. 
 
 Mark 4. 8. and did yield fruit that .?. up, Luke 8.8. 
 Acts 16. 29 . then he called fora light and f. in 
 Heb. 7 . 14.foritis evidentour Ixird s. outof Juda 
 
 11. 12. therefore there.?. of one so many as the stars 
 
 See Sprung. 
 
 .SPREAD. 
 
 Gen. 3.3.19. field where .lacob had s. his tent, .35.21. 
 Ler. 13.5. and the plague.?. not in the skin, 6,23,28 
 .32. and behold, if thescallf. not, .34. 
 
 . 35 . but if the scall s. much in the skin,.36. 
 
 51. if the plague be .?. in a garment, 14. .39,44. 
 
 53. and if the plague be not s. 55. I 14. 48. 
 
 2s um. 4.7- on the table they shall s. cloth of blue, 11. 
 8. they shall >. a scarlet cloth |l 13. s. a purplecloth 
 14. they shall .?. on it a covering of badgers’ skins 
 Deut. 22. 17 . s. the cloth before theeldersof city 
 Judg. 8. 25. they .?. a garment, and cast in ear-rings 
 
 15. 9 . then the Philistines .?. themselves in Lehi 
 
 1 Sam. 4. t 2. and when the battle was 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 18. the Philistines also came and s. them¬ 
 
 selves in valley of Rephaim, 22. 1 Chr. 14.9,1.3. 
 
 16. 22. they s. Absalom a tent on top of the house 
 
 17. 19. woman s. a covering on the well's month 
 2E 10. Bizpah.f. sackcloth for heron the rock 
 
 1 Kings 6. .32. carved uponthem carvings of cheru 
 bims, and .?. gold upon cherubims and palm-trees 
 
 8. 54. he arose, wi'h his handsr. up to heaven 
 
 2 KingsQ. 15. Hazael .w a thick cloth on his face 
 
 19 . 14. s. the letter before the I.ord, La. 37 . 14. 
 P.<:al. 105. . 39 . he j. a cloud for a covering 
 
 140. 5. thej’ have f. a net by the way-side 
 Prov.^. 17 . surely in vain net is r. insight of fowler 
 Isa. 14. 11. worm is s. under thee, worms cover thee 
 19.8. they that .?, nets on the waters shall languish 
 33. 2.3. they could not.?. the sail, lame take the prey 
 58. 5. and to s. sackcloth and ashes under him 
 Jer. 8. 2. and they shall f. them before the sun 
 10. 9. silver s. into plates is brought from Tarshisli 
 Latn.l. 13. he hath s. net for mv feet.turned me back 
 Ezek. 2. 10. and he s. the roll before me 
 
 12, 1.3. my net also will J s. upon him, 17. 20. 
 
 26. 14. thou shall be a place to s. nets upon 
 
 Has. 5. 1. because ye have been a netj. upon Tabor 
 7 .12. when they shall go, I will s. my net on them 
 14. 6. his branches shall s. his beauty as olive-tree 
 Joel 2. 2. as the morning .', upon the mountains 
 Hah. 1.8. their horsemVn shall s. themselves 
 Jl/rt/. 2. .3. behold, I w illi. dung upon your face.i 
 3Jat. 21.8. and a very great multitude s. their gar 
 ments in the way, 'Mark 11.8. Luke 19. .36. 
 Acts 4. 17 . but that it .t. no further among the people 
 SP R E .A D abroad. 
 
 Gen. 10.18. families of the Canaanites were s.abroad 
 28.14. thou shall s.abroadto the west and east 
 Pxod. 9. 29 . 1 w ill s. abroad my hands to the Lord 
 .33. Aloses s. his hamls to the Inrd 
 
 40. 19 . he .?. abroad ibe. tent over the tabernacle 
 Lev. 13. 7- but if the scab s. much abroad, 22. 27- 
 2sum. 11. .32. they .?. ab). the quails round the camp 
 
 1 Sam. 30.16. they were ?. abroad on the earth 
 
 2 5V7OT.22.43.I did stampand s', rtirenrfmine enemies 
 
 1 Chron. It. 13. the Philistines s. themselvesaAread 
 
 2 Chron. Q5.b. Uzziah’sname .?. abroad, 15. 
 
 Zech. 1 . 17 . my cities thro’ prosperity be.?, abroad 
 
 2. 6. 1 have s. you abroad as the four winds 
 Mat. 9 . 31. but they when departed s. abroad his 
 fame in all that country, Mark 1.28. 1 6. 14. 
 1 Thess. 1. 8. your faith to (Jod-ward is s. abroad 
 ‘SVWV.A'D forth. 
 
 Hutn. 24. 6 . as valleys are they s.forth as gardens 
 1 Kings fs. 7 . the cherubims .?. forth theirtwo wings 
 22. Solomon s. forth his hands. 2 Chron. 6 . 12,1.3. 
 38. know the plague of his ow n heart, and s. forth 
 his hands tow ards this house, 2 Chr. 6.29. 
 La. 1.15. when yes. forth your hands, 1 will hide 
 
 25. 11. he shall s. forth hands, as he fhatswimmefh 
 42. 5. thus saith tlod. he that .?./crt/i the earth 
 Ezek. 47- 10. they shall be a place to s.forth nets 
 SPR EAD over. 
 
 Hum. 4. 6. they shal I j. over it a cloth wholly of blue 
 ILith .3. 9.J. therefore thy skirt er^rthine handmaid 
 Isa. 25. 7- and tlie vail that is .v. over all nations 
 Jer. 4.3.10. he shall .?. his royal pavilion ozer them 
 48. 40. and he shall s. his wings over Moab 
 
SPR 
 
 ST A 
 
 ST A 
 
 Jer. 49. 22. and lie shall s. his wings over Bo 2 rah 
 E^ek. l6. 8.1 s. my skirt orer thee and covered thee 
 10. 8. then the nations s. their net over him 
 .SPREAD one. 
 
 Erod. . 37 . 9. Cherubinis j. out wings, 1 Chr. 28.18. 
 Ezra 9 . 5. 1 s. out niy haniis to the Lord my God 
 Job 29 . 19. my root was s. out by the waters 
 37 . 18. Iiast thon with him s. out the sky ? 
 
 Isa. 48. + 13. palm of my hand liath s. me heavens 
 65. 2. have s. out my haniis to a rebellious people 
 Earn. 1. 10. the adversary hath s.unt his hand 
 Ezek. 32. 3. 1 will therefoi'e s. one my net over tliee 
 SPREADRSl'. 
 
 Ezek. 27- 7* fioe linen which thou s. forth for thy sail 
 SPREADEl 11. 
 
 Lev. 13. 8. if the priest see that scabj. in the skin 
 Dent. 32. 11. as an eagle s. abroad her wings 
 Job 9 . 8. God who alone s. cut tlie heavens 
 
 26. 9 . and he s. his cloud upon it 
 36. 30. behold, he s. his liglit upon it, and covereth 
 41. 30. he s. sharp-pointed tilings on the mire 
 Prov. 29 . 5. a man that llattereth his neighb. s. a net 
 Isa. 25. 11. as he that swimmeth s. forth his hands 
 
 40. 19. and the goldsmith s. it over with gold 
 
 22. that s. the lieavens as a tent to dwell in 
 
 44. 24. 1 the Ld. that j. abroad the earth by myself 
 Jer, 4. 31. the daughter of '/.ion s. her hands 
 
 17 . 8 . a tree that s. out her roots by the rivei' 
 
 Lam. 1 . 17 . Zion s. forth her hands, none comfort her 
 SP READING. 
 
 Lev. 13. 57 . and if it appears, it is a j. plague 
 PsaL . 37 . .35. 1 have seen the wicked s. himself 
 Ezek. 17- 6. and it grew, and became a s. vine 
 SPREADING. 
 
 Ezek. 26. 5. it shall be a place for the s. of nets 
 SPREADING.S. 
 
 Job 36. 29 . can any understand the s. of the clouds ' 
 SPRIGS. 
 
 Isa. 18. 5. for afore harvest he shall cut off the s. 
 Ezek. 17 . 6 . it became a vine, and shot forth s. 
 SPRING. 
 
 2 KhiffS 2. 21. he went forth to the s. of the waters 
 Prov. 9.0. 26. is as a troubled fountain and corrupt s. 
 Cant. 4. 12. mv sister, my spouse, is a j. shut u|) 
 Isa .58.11. shalt be like f. of water, whose waters fail 
 Jf(jf.l3.15. his shall become dry and fountain dried 
 SPRINGS. 
 
 Dent. 4. 49. to the plain undei the s. of Pisgali 
 Josh. 10. 40. Joshua smote all the country of the s. 
 
 12. 8. the kings in the plains and in the s. 
 
 15.19. give me s. of water, gave uppers’. J7(dg.\.\5. 
 Job .38.16. Iiast thou entered into the s. of the sea.^ 
 Psal. 87. 7 . «11 'oy e. are in thee 
 104. It), he seiifleth the s. into tlie valleys 
 It)?. .3.3. he turneth the water .v. into dry ground 
 35. he turneth dry ground into water s. 
 
 Isa. ,35. 7. <t')d tlie thirsty land become .v. of water 
 
 41. 18. 1 will make the dry land j. of water 
 
 49. 10. even by the s. of water shall ne guide tliem 
 Jer. 51.36. 1 will drj’ upherseaand make hei r, dry 
 SPRING. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 .26. about s. of the day Samuel called Saul 
 See D.\y sprhtg. 
 
 .SPRING. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 9. it shall wither in all the leaves of her s. 
 SPRING. 
 
 Isnm.^X. 17 . Israel sang, r. up, O well, singye to it 
 Dent. 8. 7. anti depths that.r. out of valleys and hills 
 J7idg. 19. 25. when tlie day began to r. they let her go 
 Job 5. 6. neither doth trouble s. out of the ground 
 -38. 27 . to cause bud of the tender herb to s. forth 
 Psal. 85. 11. truth shall s. out of tlie earth 
 92. 7 . wdien the wicked s. as the grass 
 Isa. 42. 9. before they s. forth, I fell you of them 
 4.3. 19. 1 will do a new thing, now it shall s. forth 
 44.4. they sliall r. up as among the grass, as w'illows 
 
 45. 8. and let righteousness s. up together 
 58. 8. and thine health shall s. forth speedily 
 
 61 . 11. as garden causeth things that are sown to s. 
 I.ord will cause (iraise to s. forth before nations 
 Joel 2. 22. be not afraid, for the pastures do s. 
 Mark 4. 27 . the seed should s. he knoweth not how 
 SPRINGETII. 
 
 1 Kings 4. .33. even to hyssop that s. out of the wall 
 
 2 Kings 19.29. ye shall eat in the second year that 
 
 which s. of same, and in third sow, I.sa. .37..30. 
 Hos. 10. 4. thus judgment .v. up as hemlock infield 
 SPRING I NG. 
 
 Psal. 65.10. thou blessecist the s. thereof 
 SPRINGING. 
 
 Gen. 26. 19. they found there a well of s. water 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 4. as the tender grass .v. out ot the earth 
 John 4. 14. shall be in him a well of waftr s', up 
 lleb. 12.15. lest any root of bittern, s. up tiouble you 
 SPRINKLE. 
 
 Exod. 9 . 8. let Moses s. the ashes toward the heaven 
 Lev. 14. 7 . he shall s. on him that is to be cleansed 
 16. the priest shall s. of the oil with his linger 
 
 27 . priest shall s. of the oil with his right linger 
 51. and shall s. the house seven times 
 16. 14. he shall s. on themercy-seateastwaid, 15. 
 Kum. 8. 7. •'■. water of purifying upon them 
 19.18. shall s. it upon the tent, and all the vessels 
 19. the clean person shall .t. it on the unclean 
 Isa. 52. 15. so shall he .y. many nations, kings shall 
 Ezek. 36. 25. then will I s. clean water upon you 
 SPRINKLED. 
 
 Exod. 9. 10. Moses s. the ashes up toward heaven 
 Num. 19. 13. because w'ater was not s. on him, 20. 
 Job 2. 12. and j. dust on their heads toward heaven 
 Isa. 59 . + 5. that which is .v. as if there brake out a 
 viper, their webs shall not become garments 
 IIos. 7 . + 9 . grey hairs are s. here and there 
 Deb. 9 . 19 . he 4’. both the book and all the I'eople 
 10. 22. having our hearts.?, from an evil conscience 
 See Blood. 
 
 .SPRINKLETIT. 
 
 Lev. 7.14. it shall be the priest’s that s. the blood 
 Nu?n. 19 . 21. he that 4. the water of separation 
 SPRINKLING. 
 
 Deb. 9 . 13. the asliesof an heifer 4. the unclean 
 31 28. through faith he kept the 4 . of the blood 
 
 Deb. 12. 24. we are come to blood of s. that speak. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 2. and the 4. of the blood of Jesus Christ 
 
 SPROUT. 
 
 Job 14. 7 . there is hope of a tree that it will 4 . again 
 SPRUNG. 
 
 Gen. 41. 6 . seven thin ears 4 . up after them, 2.3. 
 Lev. 13. 42. it is a leprosy .?. up in his bald head 
 il/«r. 4 . 16 . them who sat in shad, of death, light 4 . up 
 13-. 5. and forthwith they s. up, Mark 4. 5. 
 
 7 . the thorns s. up and choked them, Ltike 8. 7- 
 26. but when blade was 4 . up and brought forth 
 Luke 8. 6. as soon as it was .?. up, it withered away 
 .SPUE. 
 
 Lev. 18. 28. that the land s. vou notout also, 20. 22. 
 Jer. 25. 27. drink, 4 . and fall, and rise no more 
 hev. 3. 16. so then I will 4 . thee out of my mouth 
 SPUED. 
 
 Lev. 18. 28. as it 4 . out nations that were before you 
 SPEWING. 
 
 Dab. 2. 16. and shameful 4. sliall be on thy glory 
 SPUN. 
 
 E.Tod. .35. 25. women brought that which they had s. 
 26. and all the women 4 . goats’ hair 
 SPUNGE. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 48. one of them took a 4 . and filled it with 
 vinegar, gave him to drink, Mark 15..36. John 19.29. 
 SPY. 
 
 Num. 13. 16. men which Moses sent to 4. land, 17 . 
 2L 32. and IMoses sent to 4 . out .laazer 
 Josh. 2. 1. .losh. sent two men to 4 . secretly', 6. 23,25. 
 .Tn g. 18. 2. the Danites sent to 4. the land, 14, I 7 . 
 
 2 Sam. 10. .3. David hath sent his servants to 4 . out 
 
 the city, and overthrow it, 1 Chron. 19. 3. 
 2 Kings 6. 13. he said, go and 4 . where he is 
 Gal. 2. 4. wlio came in privily to 4. out our liberty 
 SPIED. 
 
 Exod. 2. 11. he 4 . an Egyptian smiting an Hebrew 
 2 Kings 9. 17- a watchman s. the company of Jehu 
 
 13. 21. behold, they 4 . a band of men 
 
 23. 16 . he 4 . sepulchres that were there in mount 
 See Espy, Espied. 
 
 SP1 ES. 
 
 Gen. 42. 9. Joseph said to them, ye are 4. 14. 16. 
 11. we are no 4 . 31. II 30. the man took us for 4 . 
 .34. then shall I know ye are no s. but true men 
 Num. 21. 1. Israel came by the way of the 4 . 
 
 Josh. 6. 2.3. the young men that were 4 . went in 
 Jndg. 1. 24. the s. saw a man come out of the city 
 
 1 Ham. 26.4. David theref. sent out 4 . and understood 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 10. Absalom sent.?. thro’ tribes of Israel 
 I.nke 20. 20. they watched Idm and sent forth 4 . 
 Deb. 11. 31. when Rahab ha<l receiv. 4 . with peace 
 
 SUUARE. 
 
 1 KingsJ.o. all doors and posts were 4 . with window 
 Ezek. 45.2. 4 . round about, and 50 cubits round ab. 
 See Eouh-sqdare. 
 
 SQUARED. 
 
 Ezek. 41. 21. the posts of the temple were s. 
 SQUARES. 
 
 Ezek. 43.16. twelve broad, square in four 4 . thereof 
 17 . and fourteen broad in the foui' 4 . thereof 
 STABl LI LY. 
 
 Isa. .3.3. 6. knowledge shall he the 4. of thy times 
 STABLE, Sub-yfantiie. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 5. 1 will make Rahbah a 4. for camels 
 STABLE. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 30. world also shall be 4 . not to be moved 
 ST A ELEN ESS. 
 
 Psal. 37 . 1 3. in truth and 4 . thou shalt be fed 
 See Establish, ed, eth. 
 
 STACKS. 
 
 Exod. 22. 6. so that the s. of corn be consumed 
 STACTE. 
 
 This Greek word signifies the gum that distils 
 from the myrrh-trees. Moses speaks of .stacte in 
 the enumeration of the drngs that were to enter 
 into the composition of the perfume, which was to 
 be offered in the holy place npoti the goldesi altar. 
 The Hebrew reads Neteph, which signifies liquid 
 myrrh, or the purest and most valuable part of 
 the tnyrrh, which, as some think, was brought 
 from It by contusion. Some take it for balm. 
 Exod. 30. 34. take to thee sweet spices, 4 . and onycha 
 ST A I F. 
 
 Gesi. .32. 10. with my s. 1 passed over this Jordan 
 38. 18. she said, give me thy signet and ?. 25. 
 Exod. 12. 11. eat it, with your 4 . in your hand 
 
 21. 19 . if he rise again, and walk abroad on his 4 . 
 Num. 13. 23. they bare grapes between two on a 4 . 
 
 22. 27 . Haalam smote the ass with a s. 
 
 Judg. 6. 21. the angel put forth the end of his 4 . 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 7- the 4 . of his spear was like a wea'er’s 
 beam, one bare a shield before him, 2 Sam. 21.19. 
 40. David took hi.s 4 . in his hand, and his sling 
 
 2 Ham. .3. 29. let there not fail one that leaneth on a 4 . 
 
 23. 7- he must be fenced with the s. of a spear 
 
 21 . he went down to him with a 4. 1 Chron. 11, 03 . 
 2 Kings A. 29. take my 4. lay my 4. on child’s face 
 .31. Gehazi laid the s. on the face of the chihi 
 18. 21. thou trustest on .?. of this reed, Isa. .36. 6. 
 Psal. 2.3. 4. thy rod and thy 4. they comfort me 
 Isa. 3. 1. the Lord will take from Judah the 4. 
 
 9. 4. for thou hast broken the 4 . of his shoulder 
 
 10. 5. and the .?. in their hand is mine indignation 
 15. or as it the .?. should lift up itself as no" wood 
 
 24. and shall lift up his 4 . against thee 
 
 14. 5. tlie I.ord hath broken the 4. of the wicked 
 
 28. 27 . but the fitches are beaten out with a 4 . 
 
 .30. .32. m every place where grounded 4 . shall pass 
 
 Jer. 48. 17- say, how is the strong 4 . broken 
 Ezek. 29. 6. have been a .?, of reed to house of Israel 
 Dos. 4. 12. and their .?. declareth unto them 
 Zech. 8. 4. every man with his s. in his hand for age 
 
 11. 10. and I took my 4 . even beauty, and cut it 
 14. then I cut asunderjny other s. even bands 
 
 Mark 6. 8. take nothing for journey, save a .?. only 
 Deb. 11. 21. worshipped, leaning on the top of his 4. 
 See BREAD. 
 
 .STAGGER. 
 
 Job 12. 25. to 4. like a <Irunken man, Psal. I 07 . 27. 
 Psal. 99 . t 1. the Lord reigneth, let the earth 4 . 
 Isa. 29. 9 . they s. but not with strong drink 
 
 STAGGERED. 
 
 Horn. 4. 20. he s. not at the promise of God 
 STAGGERETH. 
 
 Isa. 19.14. as a drunken man 4 . in his vomit 
 SI AGG EKING. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. t 31. that this shall be no s. unto thee 
 STAIN. 
 
 Job .3. 5. let darkness and the shadow ot death 4 . it 
 Da.o'.i. 9 . Loi'd (Hirposed to 4 . the pride of all gloi'y 
 63. 3. their blood spi inkled, I will 4 . my I'ainieut 
 SI AIRS. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 8. and they went up with winding i. 
 
 2 Kings S). 13.and put itunder him on lop ot the 4. 
 Nell. 9 . 4. then stood on the 4 . .leshua and Rani 
 Cant. hi. 14. that art in the .secret places of the 4. 
 Ezek.A'.i. 17 . and his 4 . shall look towards the east 
 xicts 21. 40. Paul stood on the s. and beckoned 
 
 STAKES. 
 
 Isa. .3.3. 20. not one of the s. shall ever be removed 
 54. 2. lengthen thy cords and strengthen thy 4 . 
 
 S TAl.K. 
 
 Gen. 41.6. seven rank ears came up on one s. 22. 
 Jer. 11. -f 19. let ns destroy the s. with his bread 
 Dos.a. 7 . it hath no 4 . the hud sliall yield no meal 
 
 stalks. 
 
 Josh. 2. 6. and she hid them with the.?, of flax 
 si'A LL. 
 
 Jer. 46. •) 21. her hir ed men like bullocks of 4 . 
 Amos 6. 4. eat the calvesoutof the midst of the 4 . 
 Mai. 4. 2. ye shall m ow up as calves of the 4 . 
 
 Luke 13. 15. on sabbath loose his ox from the 4 . 
 STALLS. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 26. Solomon iiad forty thousand 4 . of 
 
 horses, and 12,000 horsemen, 2 Chron. 9. 25. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 28. Ilezekiah had s. for all manner of 
 
 beasts, and cotes for flocks 
 Dab. 3. 17 . although there shall be no herd in the4, 
 
 "stalled. 
 
 Prov. 15. 17- than a s. ox and hatred therewith 
 STAM.MERERS. 
 
 Isa. 32. 4. the tongue of the 4 . shall speak plainly 
 SI A.MM EKING. 
 
 Isa. 28.11. with A.liiisand anothertongue will speak 
 33. 19 . thou shalt not see a people of a 4 . tongue 
 SJ'AMP. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 43. T did 4 . them as the mire of the street 
 Ezek. 6.11. smite with thy hand, 4 . with thy foot 
 STAMPED. 
 
 Dent. 9 . 21. T 4 . the calf and ground it very small 
 2 Kings 2.3. 0. losiah 4 . the grove small to powder 
 15. 4 . high places small to powder and burnt grove 
 2 Chron. L'l. 16. Asa cut down her idol and 4 . it 
 Ezek. 25. 6. because thou hast s. with the feet 
 Dan. 7 . 7 . a fourth beast 4 . residue with the feet, 19. 
 8. 7 . the he-goatcast down and 4 . upon the ram 
 10. it cast down some of stars, and 4 . upon them 
 STAMPl NG. 
 
 Jer. 47 . .3. at noise of tlie 4 . of the hoofs of the horses 
 STANCHED. 
 
 Luke 8. 4-1. immediately woman’s issue of blood 4 . 
 SIAN D. 
 
 Ezek. 29. 7. d'ou madest their loins to be at a 4 . 
 STAND, Verb. 
 
 Exod. .33. 10. people saw clotuly pillar s. at door 
 Lev. 27 .14. as prn stshall estimate it, so shall it 4 . 17 . 
 Nnm. 30. 4. then all her vows shall s. 5, 7, 11. 
 
 12. then her vows or bond shall not 4 . her husband 
 Dcut. 18. 5. God hath chosen him to 4 . to minister 
 25. 8. if he .?. to it and say, 1 like not to take her 
 Josh. 20.4. w’hen he shall 4 . at entering gate of city 
 1 Sam. 12. 16.now 4 . and see this great thing I,d. will 
 19 , 3.1 will go out and .?. before my father in field 
 
 1 Kings'd,. 11. cloud tilled the house, priests could 
 not 4 . to minister, because of cloud, 2 Chr. 5. 14. 
 
 17 . 1 . Elijah said to Allah, as the Lord liveth, be¬ 
 fore whom 1 4 . lib 15. 2 Kings 3. 14. I 5.16. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 11.1 thought he will come out and 4 . 
 
 10. 4. two kings stood not, how then shall we 4 . ? 
 
 1 Chr. 21. 16. David saw the angel of the Lord 4 . 
 2.3. .30. to 4 . every morning to thank and praise Ld, 
 
 2 Chron. 34. .32. he caused all present to.?, to it 
 Ezra 10. 14. let all the rulers of congregation 4 . 
 Esth. 3.4. to see if Mordecai’s matters would .?. 
 
 8. 11. to gather themselves, and to 4 . for their life 
 Jobi\. 15. he shall lean on his house, it shall not 4 . 
 19. 25. and that he shall .?. at the latter day on earth 
 .38. 14. It is turned, and they 4 . as a garment 
 Psal.liS. 11. and my kinsman 4 . afar off 
 
 45. 9 . on right hand did .?. queen in gold of Ophir 
 78. 13. and he made the waters to 4 . as an heap 
 102. + 26. they shall perish, but thou shalt 4 . 
 
 107 . + 25. he maketh to 4 . the stormy wind 
 109 . 6. and let Satan .?. at his right hand 
 .31. he shall 4. at the right hand of the poor 
 122. 2. our feet shall.?. within thy gates, O .Tents. 
 
 I. 30. ,3. if mark iniiiuilies, () Lord, w ho shall .?..■’ 
 Prov. 12. 7- but the house of the righteous shall 4 . 
 
 19.21. nevertheless counsel of the I ord shall 4 . 
 
 25. 6. and 4 . not in place of great men 
 
 Eccl. 8. .3. 4 . not in an evil thing, he doefh what 
 
 pleaseth 
 
 Isa. 7 . 7 . thus saith Lord tmd, it .shall not.?, ti. 10. 
 
 11. 10. shall be a root of Jesse, shall.?, for an ensign 
 14. 24. and as I have purpcseil, so it shail ,?. 
 
 21.8. my lord, 1 4 . continually on w at? h-tower 
 28. 18. and your agreement with hell shall not s. 
 .32. 8. and by liberal thiu”S shall he 4 . 
 
 40. 8. but the word of our God shall s. for ever 
 
 46. 10. counsel shall .?. and 1 w ill do all my pleas. 
 
 47 . 12. 4 . now with thine inchantm. and sorceries 
 61 . 5. and strangers shall .». and teed your flocks 
 
 Jer. 6 . 16 . 4 . ye in the ways and see, ask tor old paths 
 4 t. 28. know whose word shall.?. mine or theirs 
 
 46 . 21 . did not 4 . because day was come on them 
 Ezek. 17 . 14. hut by kee|)ing(d' his cov. it might s. 
 Dan. 2. 44. and the kingdom shall ?. for ever 
 
 II. 6. king ofthe north shall not.?, nor his arm 
 25. hut the king of the south shall not s. 
 
 Amos 2. 15. nor shall lie .?. that handleth the bow 
 Jl/»c. 5.4. he shall > . and feed in strength of the I.d. 
 .\ah. 2. 8. 4 . 4 . shall they cry, none shall look back 
 Mai. 3.2. and who shall 4 . when he appeareth 
 
 469 
 
ST A 
 
 ST A 
 
 ST A 
 
 Mat. 12. 25. a house or kingdom divided ag. itself 
 shall not s. 26. ISiark .3. 21, 25. Luke 11. 18. 
 Mark 11.25. and when ye .v. prayir.sr, forgive 
 Acts 1. 11. why s. ye gazing ui) into lieaven 
 
 5. 20. go, s. and S[)eak in the temple to the people 
 
 25. 10 . Paul saiil, I s. at Cesar’s judgment-seat 
 
 26. 6 . now I s. and am judged for hope of promise 
 Jiom. 5 . 2 . have access into this grace wherein we s. 
 
 9 . 11 . purposed of fx. accord in” to election might i'. 
 
 14. 4. for God is able to make him s. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 1. 1 declare the gospel wherein ye s. 
 
 30. and why s. we in jeopardy every hour 
 SCor. 1.24.are helpers ofyour joy, for by faith 3 ’e j. 
 £p/t. 6.13. to withstand and having done all to,?. 
 
 14. s. having your loins girt about with truth 
 1 Pei. 5.12. this is true grace of God wherein ye s. 
 Mev. 3.20. behold, I s. at the door and knock 
 
 6. 17 . great day is come, who shall be able to s. ? 
 18.15. merchants s. afar otf for fear of her torm. 
 
 STAND abroad. 
 
 Deut. 24.11. s. abroad, man shall bring the pledge 
 S'l'Ais D arjainst. * 
 
 JLev. 19.16. nor shall s. aq. blood of thy neighbour 
 Mum. .30. 9. every vow ot a widow shall .v. an. her 
 Jer. 44.29. that my words shall s. ag. you for evil 
 £ph. 6.11. that may be able to s. ag. wiles of devil 
 STAND aloof. 
 
 Psal. .38.11. my lovers and my friends s. aloof 
 STAND 
 
 Gen. 19 .9. said, s. back, this fellow came in to sojo. 
 Sl'AN.D before. 
 
 Exod. 8. 20. rise up early, s. before Pharaoh, 9. 13. 
 
 9. 11. the magicians could not s. before Moses 
 
 17 . 6. 1 will s. before thee on the rock in Horeb 
 Lev. 18. 2.3. nor snail any woman s. before a beast 
 
 26. 37 . and ye shall have no power to s. before your 
 enemies. Josh. 7 . 12, 13. Judg.Q.. 14. 
 Num. 16. 9. tof. before the congregation to minister 
 
 27 . 21. and he shall s. before Kleazar the priest 
 35.12. till he s. before congregation, .lo.sk. 20. 6. 
 
 Lent. 7 . 24. there shall no man be able to s. before 
 thee, 11. 2.5. Jo.sk. 1. 5. I 10.8.1 2.3. 9. 
 
 9.2. who can s. before the children of Anak ? 
 
 10.8. tribe of T.evi to s. before the l ord to minister 
 
 to him, 2 Ckron. 29. 11. Lzek. 44. 11,15. 
 19 .17- both the men shall .r. before the I.ord 
 
 29 .10. ye s. this da^' all of you before the Lord 
 1 Sam. 6. 20. who is able to s. before hol^' I.ord G. 
 
 16 . 22. let David, 1 pray thee, s. before me 
 
 1 Kings 1. 2. let a young virgin s. before the king 
 
 10. 8. happy are these thy serv ants who s. before 
 
 thee and hear thy wisdom, 2 Ckron. 9 . 7 . 
 
 19 .11. go, and s. on the mount before the Lord 
 
 2 Ckron. 20.9. we s. before this house in thj' presence 
 Ezra 9.15. we cannot s. before thee because of this 
 Job 41. 10. who then is able to s. before me ? 
 
 Psal. 5.15. the foolish shall not s. before thine eyes 
 
 147 . 17 . cast forth ice, who can s. before his cold ? 
 Prov. 22. 29. a man diligent in business, he shall s. 
 
 before kings, he shall not .f. before mean men 
 27 . 4. but who is able to s. before envy ? 
 
 Jer.l. 10. come and s. before me in this house 
 
 15. 19 . if thou return, thou shall s. before me 
 
 .35.19. .lonadabsliall not want a man to s. beforeme. 
 40.tl0. I will dwell at Mizpah to .f. before Ch-Ad. 
 49. 19 . who is like me ? who will appoint ? who is 
 that shepherd that will s. before me ? 50. 44. 
 Pan. 1. 5. that at the end they might .f. before king 
 8. 4. so that no beast might s. before him 
 
 7 . there was no power in the ram, to .?. before him 
 
 11. 16. none shall j. before him, he shall stand 
 Nah. 1.6. who can S', before his indignation i 
 LukelLX. .36. and worthy'to .v. before the Son of man 
 Rom. 14.10. all shall s. before judgment-seat of (’h. 
 Rev. 20.12. 1 saw dead small and greats, before G. 
 
 STAND bg. ' 
 
 Gen. 24. 4.3. behold I s. by the well of water 
 Exod. 7 .1.5. and thou shalt s. by the river’s brink 
 
 18. 14. and all the people s. by thee unto even 
 
 23. .3. s./ly thj'burnt offering, and I vdll go 
 Mek. 7 . 3. while they s. by let them shut the floors 
 65.5. whosay, s. thyself, I am holier than th. 
 ,7er. 48.19. s. by the way and ask, what is done 
 J'.zek. 46. 2. prince shall s. by the post of the gate 
 Zeck. .3. 7 . give places to walk among these that s. by 
 
 4. 14. are two anointed ones that s. by the I.ord 
 John 11. 42. but because of the people which s. by 
 
 S'l'AN I) fa.st. 
 
 Psal. 89.28. and my covenant shal I s. fast with him 
 
 111.8. all his command, s. fast for ever and ever 
 Jer. 46. 14. saj' ye, s.fast, and prepare thee 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 13. w'atch ye, s. fast in faith, be strong 
 Gal. 5. l. s./asr therefore in liberty Christ made us 
 Pkil. 1. 27 . s.fast in one spirit |l 4.1. s.fast in Lord 
 
 1 Thess. .3. 8. for now we live, if ye s.fast in I.ord 
 
 2 Thess. 2.15. s.fast, and hold traditions taught 
 
 STAND/ar/4. 
 
 Jer. 46. 4. get up, and s. forth with j-our helmets 
 Mark 3. 3. he saith to the man, s. forth, Luke 6. 8. 
 STAND here. 
 
 Gen. 24.13. behold, I s. here by the well of w'ater 
 JVum. 2.3.15. he said, s. here by thy burnt-offering 
 Deut. 5. .31. but as for thee, s. thou here by me 
 2 Sam. 18. 30. the king said, turn aside, and s.kere 
 Mat. 0.0. 6. saith to them, why .v. \ehere all day idle ? 
 MarkO- 1. some.?, here who shall not taste of death 
 Acts4. 10. even by him doth this man s. here whole 
 .STAND in. 
 
 Judg. 4. 20. s. in the door of the tent, and say 
 2 Chr. .35.5. s. in holy place according to flivisions 
 Psal. 1. .5. the ungodly shall not .<•. in the judgment 
 . 4. 4. s. in awe, sin not. commune with your heart 
 
 5. 5. foolish shall not s. in thy sight, thou hatest 
 
 24. 3. and who shall .v. in his holy |>lace ? 
 
 33. 8. let all inhabitants of the worhl .v. in awe 
 76. 7 . who may s. in thy sight when once angr 3 ' ? 
 89. 43. and hast not made him to s. in the battle 
 134.1. who by night s. in house of I.onl, 1.35. 2. 
 Jer. 7 . 2. s. in gate of Ixirrl’s house anfl (iroclaim 
 14. 6. the wild asses did s. in the high jdaccs 
 17. 19 . s.in the gate of the children of the people 
 i 26.2. s, in the court of the ^Lord’s house and speak 
 
 470 
 
 Ezek. 13. 5. ye have not gone up to s. in the battle 
 22. 30. that should s. in gap before me for the land 
 44. 24. in controversy they shall s. irt judgment 
 Dan. 1. 4. as had ability in them to s. in king’s pal. 
 
 11. 16. and he shall i. in the glorious land 
 
 12. 1 . 3 . and shall mthy lot at the end ot the days 
 Zeck. 14. 4. feet s. in that day on Mount of Olives 
 Mat. 24. 15, when ye see alxim. .v. in holy place 
 Luke 1.19. 1 am Gabriel, that s. in presence of God 
 
 1 Cor. 0.5. vour faith should not m wisdom ot men 
 Gal. 4 . 2 U.t 6 change my voice, for I s. mdoubtofyou 
 
 .S I'A N I) (m. 
 
 Exod.YJ. 9 . to-morrow 1 will s. owtoii of the hill 
 
 2 Kings 6 . .31. if the head of I’.lisha sliall s. on him 
 Dan.W. 17 . she shall not.V. on his side nor be for him 
 
 .31. armsshallr. his pait, pollute the sanctuary 
 Rev. 15. 2. s. on sea of glass, having the harps of G, 
 .S I'A .\ D out. 
 
 Psal. 73 . 7 . their eyes s. out with fatness, have more 
 Sl'Alsl) perj'ect. 
 
 Col. 4.12. mav’ s.perfect and complete in will of G. 
 .STA N D still. 
 
 Exod. 14. 13. Moses said, fear ye not, s. still and 
 see the salvation of God, 2 Ckron. 20. 17 . 
 Num. 9 . 8 . .f. still, 1 will hear what L. will comm. 
 Josh. .3. 8. that bear ark, ye shall s. still in .Iordan 
 10. 12. sun s. still upon Gibeon, and moon inAjalon 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 27 . s. thou still awhile, that 1 may shew 
 12 . 7 . now s. still that 1 may reason with you 
 14. 9. then we will .f. stiU m our [ilace and not go 
 
 Job . 37 . 14. .f. still'Aw\ consider the works of God 
 Jer. 51. 50. ye that have escaped sword s. not still 
 ActsS. 38. eunucli commanried the chariot to r. still 
 .S'l'AN 1) strong. 
 
 Psal. .30. 7 . thou hast made mountain to s, strong 
 .STAN D there. 
 
 Num. 11.16. that they may s. there sv\t\\ thee 
 Deut. 18. 7 . as Leviles who .c. there before the Lord 
 Jam. 2. 3. and say to the poor s. thou there 
 STAN D together. 
 
 Isa. 50. 8. let us j. together, who is mine adversary 
 S I A N D up. 
 
 Exod. 9. + 16. for this cause 1 made thee to .f. up 
 Nek. 9 . 5. .r. up and bless Lord your God for ever 
 Job .30. 20. I s. up, and thou regardest me not 
 
 3.3. 5. set thy words in order before me, s. up 
 Psal. .35. 2. take hold of shield, .v. up for my help 
 94 . 16. who will s. up forme against the wmrkers 
 Eccl. 4. 15 . with child that shalU. ?ipin his Stead 
 Isa. 27 . 9 . the groves and images shall notf. up 
 44. 11. let them s.up yet they shall tear 
 
 47 . 1.3. let the monthlj’ prognosticators s. up 
 
 48. 13. when 1 call to them, they s. up together 
 51. 17 . awake, awake, .<•. up, O .lerusalem 
 Ezek. 31. 14. nor their fi ees up in their height 
 Dan. 8. 22. four kingdoms shall s. up out of nation 
 
 23. a king of fierce countenance shall s. up 
 
 25. he shall alsoj. up against prince of princes 
 11.2. behold, there shall .c. i/p three kings in Persia 
 .3. ami a mighty king shall s. up and shall rule, 4. 
 
 7 . out of a branch of her roofs .shall one .v. up 
 14. many shall .v. 7/;p against king of the south 
 
 20. then shall s. up in his estate a raiser of taxes 
 
 21. and in his estate shall.v.r/p a vile, person 
 12. Land at that lime shall Michael .v. up 
 
 Nah. 1.1 6. who .f. up in the fierceness ot his anter 
 ActslO. 26. Peiersaid, .f. up, ! myself also am a man 
 S'l'AN D upon. 
 
 Exod. .33. 21. Lord said, thou shall s. upon a rock 
 Deut. 27 .12. these shall .f. upon mount Geriziin 
 
 1.3. these shall s. upon mount Ebal to curse 
 .Tosh. . 3 . 13. and they shall s. upon an heap 
 
 2 Sam. 1 . 9 . Saul said,.r. 7 /;?e 7 t me, pray thee slay me 
 1 Kings 19. 11. s. upon the mount before the 1 ord 
 Ezek. 2 . 1 . son of man, upon thy feet. Arts 26. 16. 
 
 27 . 29. llie pilots of the sea shal I .f. upon the land 
 33. 26. ye s.upon sword,ye work abominations 
 47 .10. fishes shal I .r. up. it from Ln-gedi to Fneglaim 
 Dan. 7 . 4. and made s. upon the feet as a man 
 
 8. t 18. and he made me s. upon my standing 
 
 I Jab. 2. 1. 1 will s.uponmy watch, set me on tovyer 
 Zech. 14. 12. flesh consume, while they s. upon feet 
 Rev, 10. 5. angel I saw .7. upon lift, up his hand 
 STA N D upright. 
 
 Psal. 20. 8. but we are risen and s. 7ipright 
 Dan. 10.11.0 Daniel, understand words,.?, upright 
 Acts 14. 10. he said to the cripple, j. on feet 
 
 .STAND-m//. 
 
 Num. 1.5. names of the men that shall s. icithyon 
 S'l’AN D a'lfZ/OTir. 
 
 E.zra 10. 13. and we are not able. to.?, without 
 Mat. 12. 47 ..?. -without, desiring to speak, f,7/Xc8. 20. 
 Luke 13. 25. ye begin to .?. u'ithout, and to knock 
 STANDARD. 
 
 Ntim. 1.52. and every man by his owm .?. 2. 2, I 7 . 
 
 2. .3. on the east-side shall the .?. of .Imlah pitch 
 10. on the south-sirle shall be the s. of Reuben 
 18. on the west-sifle shall be the .?. of I’phraiin 
 25. on the north-side shall be the s. of Dan 
 10. 14. in the first place went the .?. of .ludah 
 Tsa. 49. 22. behold, I will set up my .?. to jieople 
 59. 19. the Lord shall lift up a .?. against him 
 62. 10. go through, lift up a s. for the people 
 Jer. 4. 6. set up .?, toward Zion, retire, stay not 
 21. how long shall 1 see the s. and hear trumpet 
 50. 2 .set 3 'e up a .?. in the land, 51.12, 27- 
 .STANDARD-^carcr. 
 
 Isa. 10.18. the\’ shall be as when a s.-bearer fainteth 
 SI AND ARDS. 
 
 Num. 2. 31. Dan shall go hindmost with their j. 
 .34. so they pitched bv their.?. and set forward 
 . SrA'NDLS'r. 
 
 Gen. 24. .31. come in, wherefore .?. thou without? 
 Exod. 3. 5. put off thy shoes, the place whereon 
 thou .?. is holy ground. Josh. 5. 15. Acts 7 . 33. 
 Psal. 10. 1. why .?. thou afar off, O Lord ' 
 
 Rom. 11. 20 . they were broken off, thou s. by faith 
 Sl'ANDLTIL 
 
 Num. 14.14. and that thy cloud s. over them 
 Deut. 1. .38. but tosh, .son of Nun, who s. bef. thee 
 
 17 . 12. that will not hearken to the priest that s. 
 
 29. 15. but with him that s. here vvith us this day 
 
 Judg. 16. 26. to feel pillars whereon the house s. 
 Esth. 6. 5. behold llaman s. in the court 
 
 7 . 9. behold also the gallows .?. in Hainan’s house 
 Psal. 1.1. nor s. in the way of sinners, nor siftefh 
 
 26. 12. my foot.?. in an even place, in cong. bless L 
 .3.3. 11. the counsel of the l.oid .?. tor ever 
 
 82. 1. God .?. in the congregation <7t the mighty 
 119 .190. thou hast established the earth, and itx, 
 161. but my heart s. in awe of thy word 
 Prov. 8. 2. wisdom s. in the top of high places 
 Caut.H. 9 . behold, he .». behind wall, he look, forth 
 Isa. .3. 13. Lord .?. up to plead, s. to judge people 
 46. 7 . thej’ set him in his place,anrl he s. 
 
 59. 14. justice s. afar oft, truth is fallen in street 
 Dan. 12. 1. the great prince who j. for th^- people 
 Zech. 11. 16 . nor shall lie feed that that.?. still 
 John 1. 26. .?. one among you, whom ye kn?)wnot 
 
 3. 29. the friend of the bridegroom x. and heareth 
 Rom. 14. 4. to his own master he s. or falletli 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 37 . nevertheless he that.?. stedlast in heart 
 
 8. 1.3. 1 will eat no flesh while the world s. 
 
 10. 12. let him that thinketh he s. take heed 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 . the foundation of God s. sure 
 
 Jleb. 10. 11. ev. priest .?, daily minister, and offering 
 Jam. 5. 9. behold, the judge s. before the door 
 Rev. 10.8. angel who.?. on the sea and the earth 
 .S I A N D 1 N G, Subs tantile. 
 
 1 Kings 10. t 5. queen saw the .?. of his ministers 
 
 2 Chr. .30. t 16. tliey stood in s. acconling to law 
 Nch. 13.+ 11. I gather, them, and set them in their x. 
 Psul.ffj. 2. 1 sink in deep mire where there is no x. 
 Dan. 8. + 18. but he made me Stand upon my .?. 
 
 10. f 11.0 Dan. understand and stand upon thy x. 
 Mic. 1. 11. he shall receive of you his x, 
 .STANDING. 
 
 Lev. 26.1. make no idols, nor rear ye up ax. image 
 Num. 22. 23. angel of the Lord x. in the way, .31. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 20 . and .Samuel x. asappointed over them 
 
 22. 6. all his servants were x. about him 
 
 1 Tiings 1.3. 25. and the lion x. by the carcase, 28. 
 14. t 23. they also built them ?. images and groves 
 22. 19 . host of heaven X. by him, 2 Chron. 18. 18. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 18. and two lions .>.by the stag’s 
 Esth. 5.1. wlien king saw Esther queen x. in court 
 Psal. 107 . .35. he turneth wilderness info a x. water 
 
 114. 8. which turned tlie rock into ax. water 
 Amos 9. 1. 1 saw the Lord .?. upon the altar 
 Mic. 5. 1.3. I will cut off thy x. images from thee 
 Zech. 3. 1. Satan .?. at his right hand to resist him 
 
 6. 5. which go forth from x. before Lord of earth 
 Mat. 6. 5. they love to pray .?. in the synagogues 
 16.28. I Say toi'ou, there be some x. here, Luke 9.^, 
 20. .3. he saw others x. idle in the market, 6. 
 
 Mark 3. .31. his brethren and his mother.?, without 
 
 13.14. the abomination x. where it ought not 
 Luke 1. 11. an angel x. on the right side of the altar 
 
 18.13. the publican x. afar off smote on his breast 
 John 8. 9. .lesus was alone, and woman .?. in midst 
 20. 14. she saw .lesus x. knew not that it was .lesus 
 Acts 2. 14. but Peter .?. up with eleven, said tothem 
 
 4. 14. and beholding the man healed.?, with them 
 
 5. 2.3. saying, we found the keepers x. without 
 25. men are .?. in the temple teac hing the people 
 
 7.55. and .lesus x. on the right hand of God, 56. 
 22. 20. 1 w as .?. by and consenting to his death 
 Heb. 9. 8. while the first tabernacle was yet x. 
 
 2 Pet. .3. 5. earth x. out of the w ater and in water 
 Rev. 7. 1. four angels x. on foui corners of the earth 
 11.4. two candlesticks.?. before the God of earth 
 
 18. 10.x. afar ofl for the fear of her tomient 
 
 19 . 17 . I saw an angel x. in the sun, and he cried 
 
 See Cohn. 
 
 Sl'ANK. 
 
 E.rod. 7 . 21. fish in the river died, and the river s. 
 
 8.14. they gathered frogs on heaps, an<l land x. 
 
 16. 20. left of it, the manna bred worms and x. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 6. Ammon saw they x. before David 
 
 .STAR L. 
 
 Psal. 22. 17 . may tell my bones, look and x. on me 
 S I AR, 
 
 Hebrew 3^^, Cochab. Under the name of stArs, 
 the ancient Hebrews comprehended all the heavenly 
 bodies, constellations, planets, and all the lumi¬ 
 naries, except the stm and moon. The idolatrous 
 Israelites called the sun and m-ou. the king^atid 
 queen of heaven ; and the stars were, as it were, 
 their army or militia, Deut. 4. 19. I 17. 3. .Ter. 7. 
 18. The beauty and splendour that men have ob¬ 
 served in the stars, and the great advantages that 
 they derive from thence ; the wonderful order that 
 they have discovered in their courses; the in/iuence 
 that has been ascribed to them in the production 
 and preservation of animals, of fruit, plants, and 
 minerals, have prevailed with a great number of 
 people in the world to impute to them life, know¬ 
 ledge, power, and to pay them a sovereign worship 
 and adoration. 
 
 To give the Hebrews <7 caution against the idolatry 
 that prevailed through almost all the East, of wor¬ 
 shipping the sun, moon, and stars, Moses informs 
 them, that God gave them their being, and that 
 he .separated them from that mass of matter which 
 he had produced out of nothing, Gen. 1. 14,15,16. 
 And in Deut. 4. 19. he tells them that they were 
 not made for the worship, but for the use, of men, 
 even of the meanest and most barbarous people 
 under heaven-, which the Lord hath divided to 
 all nations under the whole heaven. 
 
 The number of the stars was looked upon as infi¬ 
 nite ; and the Psalmist, to exalt the power, magni- 
 ficenee, and infinite knowledge of God, says, that 
 he numbers the stars, and calls them by their 
 names. He is described as a king, taking a re¬ 
 view of his army, and gives every one of his soldiers 
 such a name as he thinks fit. JPhin the Scripture 
 would express a very extraordinary increase and 
 multiplication, it uses the similitude of the stars 
 of heaven, or of the sand of the sea ; I w ill 
 multiply flo’ seed as the stais of heaven, and 
 as the sand which is upon the sea shore, Gen. 
 15. 5. I 22. 17 . I 26. 4. Bildad, .Tob’s friend, 
 says, that in the eyes of God the stars themselves 
 
ST A 
 
 1 
 
 ST A 
 
 are impure ; that he can discern many spots mid 
 blemishes in them ichich we cannot see, .lob 25. 5. 
 Jlnd in chap. y. ver. 7. it is said, that Ood iocAs 
 them up as with a key, and hinders them from ap¬ 
 pearing, hut when he pleases. When the Scrip¬ 
 ture describes a time of public calamity, cf sor¬ 
 rows, fears, troubles, and perplexities, it is said, 
 the stars withhold their and are coverec 
 
 ^vith darkness, that they tall from heaven and 
 disappear, Exek. .‘12. 7. Mat. 24. 29. 
 
 37/e Sacred books sometimes seem to ascribe know¬ 
 ledge to the sun, moon, and stars: they are excited 
 to praise the Lord, Psal. HB. 3. 'Ihe moon is 
 said to withdraio her light, Ezek. 32.7. to obey the 
 voice of .loshua, Josh. 10. 12. I'hat the sun 
 stopped its course, at the command of this general 
 of God's pe.ple: that the sun rises as a bridegrooni, 
 that comes out of his nuptial chamber, Psal. 19. 5. 
 Woses seems to favour their opinion, who impute 
 influences to the sun and moon, when he momtses 
 to Joseph the precious truits brought forth by the 
 sun, and the precious things put forth by the 
 moon. Dent. T//e Psalunst that the 
 
 sun knows the time and place of liis sitting, / sal. 
 101. 19. find Solomon, that the sun also nseth, 
 and the sun sroeth down, ami hasteth to his place 
 where he arose, Eccl. 1. 5. But these expres¬ 
 sions, which are merely popular, are not to be under¬ 
 stood literally ; for then it must be said, that the 
 earth, the trees, and the waters are animated, 
 there being expressions in Scripture that would in¬ 
 sinuate as muck. All the creatures glorify God, 
 bless the Lord, and obey him, each in its way. 
 Jf any thing more be allowed to the .mn, the moon, 
 or the stars, it is because they are creatures of 
 greater perfection, and by winch the glory and 
 ■majesty of God shine forth in a more eminent and 
 conspicuous manner. , t i 
 
 Amos, speaking of the idolatry of the Israelites in 
 the w'ilderness, informs us, that they carried along 
 with them the star of their God, Amos 5. 26. St. 
 Stephen, in Acts 7- quoting this pa-ssage of 
 Amos according to the Septuagmt, says, \ e took 
 up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star or your 
 god Uem phan. This last word has given occasion 
 to a great number of conjectures. Grotius thinks it 
 to have been the same deity as Rimmou, an idol 
 oj' the people oj llamascus. Rimmon signtfes 
 high, which Grotius ioto/or Saturn, because this 
 planet is the most elevatea of all; but others take 
 it for the sun. Some derive Remphan from the 
 Hebrew word Rapha, to be negligent, soft, or 
 slothful; because Saturn is the slowest or mo.ft 
 slothful of all the planets. The Arabic word 
 Reph, signifies voracity, a quality very well agree¬ 
 ing to Saturn, who, according to the fable, devour¬ 
 ed his own children. Vossius believes Rephan, 
 or, as Amos has it, Chiimi, was the 'moon. 
 Others think Remphan to be the name of a king of 
 Egypt, who was placed by his people in the rank 
 of the gods, lliodorus Siculus, Lib. 1. page 
 says that king llcmphis succeeded Proteus. But 
 this author does not say that he ever had been 
 deified, and speaks of him as a prince very un¬ 
 worthy of having divine honour paid to him. The 
 opinion that is most common ts, that it was a 
 representation of the planet Saturn. 
 
 The st-AV foretold by Balaam in Num. 24. 17 . There 
 shall come a star out of Jacob, and a sceptre 
 shall arise out of Israel, and shall smite the 
 corners of Moab, and destroy all the children of 
 Sheth. By this star is meant a ruler, a conqueror, 
 a great prince, which according to some was king 
 Eavid, icho conquered the IMoabites ; hut it pri- 
 ■ marily and chiefly points at Jesus Christ, the 
 Messiah, who is< f the seed and posterity o/.l acob, 
 who is the true sVat ivhich fills the world with its 
 brightness, and who is called the bright and morn¬ 
 ing star, Hev. 22. 16. Eome have thought, that 
 in this place Balaam foretold the appearance of 
 that real star, which arose at the time of our 
 Baviour's birth, and which guided the Magi into 
 .Judea, to see the per.son whose birth was fieclared 
 by that star. But this Star did not come out of 
 Jacob; and that cannot he applied to this- star, 
 which is said there; which plainly points at a 
 ruler, a king, a conqueror. 
 
 The star that appeared to the Magi, or wise men, and 
 conducted them to Beth-lehem, where our Saviour 
 was born, has furnished matter for many conjec¬ 
 tures. Some ancient authors have asserted, that it 
 was a new star purpo.sely created to declare to men 
 the birth of the Messiah. Others take it for a 
 kind of comet, which appeared preternuturally in 
 the air. I.ightfoot thinks, that the same light 
 which appeared to the shepherds near Beth lehem, 
 might also be visible afar off to the M. a%\, hanging 
 over Judea, and so be their guide to find our 
 Saviour. Others have pretended that it was an 
 angel clothed with a luminous body in form of a 
 star, which taking his course towards Judea, rfe/or- 
 mined the Magi to follow him : thty found their 
 opinion upon this; that this star appeared to be 
 "ational and intelligent, appearing and disappear¬ 
 ing, stopping, and going forward, in such manner 
 as was necessary for the conduct of the Magi, to 
 the proper place. It is said, that .some ivriters be¬ 
 lieved this star wa.s the Holy Ghost, which appear¬ 
 ed to the Magi under the form of a star, as he a}t- 
 peared at the baptism Christ under the form of 
 a dote. Lastly, Cahnet says, that thi. star 
 was an inflamed meteor, in the middle region of 
 the air, which having been observed by the 
 Magi with miraculous and extraordinary cir¬ 
 cumstances, was taken hy them for the stai' so 
 long foretold hy Balaam ; and that afterward.i 
 they resolved to folkno it, and to seek the new¬ 
 born king, whose coming it declared. It was 
 therefore, says he, a light that moved in the air 
 before them, something like the pillar of cloud 
 in the desert. Inward inspiration, the light 
 <if the Holy Ghost, the solicitation of grace, 
 
 ST A 
 
 toere the motives which engaged them to follow this 
 phenomenon. 
 
 The time -which the Magi took up in their joxerney to 
 .1 iideit, is a point that has much e.xercised the 
 chrouologers. Those who .su],pose they came front 
 the remotest part of Persia, allow them two years 
 for their journey ; supposhig that the star appeared 
 to them two years before the birth of our Saviour. 
 In this the text of the gospel seems something fa¬ 
 vourable to them, saying that Herod put to death 
 the children of Beth lehem, from two years old 
 and under, according to the time that the Magi 
 had shewed him, Mat. 2. 16. Others will have 
 it, that the star did not arise till the moment of 
 our Saviour's birth; and these are yet divided; 
 for some think that the Magi did not arrive at 
 Beth lehem till two years ajter the birth of our 
 Saviour. Others make them arrive there thirteen 
 days after his birth ; and that they might make 
 the greater haste, they assign them dromedaries 
 to ride upon. There are those that think that 
 the star appeared from the moment of Christ’s 
 incarnation, or even from the conception o/.)ohn 
 the Baptist. But the exact time of their de¬ 
 parture is not fixed; though must have agreed 
 that the day of their arrival at Beth-lehein 
 should be on the thirteenth day from our Lord's 
 birth. 
 
 There are still some difficulties started, whether this 
 star was .seen by every body, or only by the Magi. 
 Some think that every body saw it, that all the people 
 were witnesses of this phenomenon ; that some, 
 nut knowing the mystery of it, contented themselves 
 to wonder at it ; and that it was to the Magi 
 only that God revealed the signification of it, 
 and gave them an inclination to follow it. Others, 
 on the contrary, believe that few people saw it; 
 that the Magi themselves only saw it by Jits, and 
 from time to time, when it was necessary to them 
 as a guide, and to encourage them to persevere 
 in their resolution. Lastly, the generality will 
 have it, that the Magi saw it for the greatest 
 part of their journey, and that it disappeared to 
 them only when they armed at Jerusalem ; then 
 they found themselves under a necessity of inquir¬ 
 ing, where they might find the new-burn King of 
 the Jews. 
 
 By stars are sometimes meant the princes and no¬ 
 bles of a kingdom. Dan. B. 10. Pastors or minis¬ 
 ters of the gospel, who ought to shine like stars in 
 respect of the brightness and purity of their lives 
 and doctrine, are also called stars. Rev. 1.20. In 
 Job .38. 7 . the angels are called stars, who joined 
 together in extolling and praising God Jbr his 
 wonderful work of creation. 
 
 By day-star, 2 Pet. 1. 19- is meant either a more 
 full, clear, and explicit kno-wledge of Christ, and 
 the mysteries of the gospel, which in comparison cf 
 the dark shadows and prophetical writmgs, was a 
 morning-star, bringing a fuller manifestation of 
 the truths of God, than the prophets did, whose 
 predictions are now accomplished. Or, hy day- 
 star may be understood that full and perfect know¬ 
 ledge which believers shall have, when in heaven 
 they shall see God face to face ; and this day is 
 opposed to the whole time of this life, which, not¬ 
 withstanding all endeavours after knowledge, may 
 be called a night of error and ignorance. 
 
 Num. 24. 17 . there shall com-e a s. out of Jacob 
 Amos 5. 26. but ye have borne the s. ot your god 
 i\Jat. 2. 2. for we have seen his s. in the east 
 7 . lierod enquired of them what tinier, appeared 
 
 9. lo, .V. which they saw in east, went before them 
 
 10 . when they saw s. they rejoiced with great joy 
 Acts 7 . 43. ye took up the s. of your god Remphan 
 
 1 Cor. 15.41. one 1 -. differeth from another^, inglory 
 Rev. 8 . 10. there fell a great trom heaven, H, 
 
 9. 1. a s. fell from heaven unto the earth 
 
 Day-S L'A R. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 19 . till file day-s. arise in your hearts 
 
 Moruiitg SPAR. 
 
 Rev. 2 . 28. and 1 will give him the. morning s. 
 
 22. 16. 1 am the bright and morning s. 
 
 S I A W-gaxers. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 13. let the s.-gazers- stand up and save thee 
 Si Alts. 
 
 Gen. 1. 16. God made two lights, he made .f. also 
 15. 5. tell the ^. if thou be able to number them 
 . 37 . 9. sun, moon, and eleven s. made obeisance 
 Deut..\. 19 . whenseestf.should be driven to worship 
 Judg. 5. 20. the s. in tlieir courses fought ag. Sisera 
 Nell. 4. 21. from the morning till the s. appeared 
 Job 3. 9. let the ^.of the twilight thereof be dark 
 9 . 7 . who comrnandefh sun, and sealeth up tlie s. 
 22.12. behold height of the i'. how' high they are 
 25. 5. yea, the s. are not pure in his sight 
 .38. 7 . when the morning s. sang tcgetlier 
 Psal. 8. .3. moon and s. which thou hast ordained 
 1.36. 9 . the moon and s. to rule by niglit 
 147 . 4. he telletli number of the s. lie calleth them 
 - 148. 3. praise him, sun, moon, all ye .v. ot light 
 Eccl. 12. 2. while the sun or be not darkened 
 Isa. 14. 13. I will exalt my throne above f. ot God 
 Jer. 31. .35. giveili the.w for a light by night 
 Ezek. .32.7. I will make flie .v. thereot dark 
 Dan. 8.10. it cast down some of the s. to ground 
 1". .3. thev sliall shine, as the .t. forever and ever 
 Joel 2. 10.' .5. sliall witlidraw their shining, 3.15. 
 Obad. 4. though thou set thy nest among the s. 
 
 Luke 21 . 25 . tliercshall he signs in sun, moon, and#. 
 Acts 27 . 20 . when neither sun nor .v. appeared 
 1 Cor. 15. 41. and another glory ot s. tor one star 
 Heb. 11. 12. so many as s. of the sky in multitude 
 Jude 13. those are raging waves, wandering f. whom 
 Rev 8. 12. the third part ot the s. was smitten 
 12. 1. and upon her head a crown ot twelve 
 See Heaven, Seven. 
 
 SI'ATE. 
 
 Psal. 39 .5. ev. man at his best s. is altogether vanity 
 Mat. 12. 45. seven spirits more wicked, the last j. 
 of that man is worse than the first, Luke 11. 26. 
 
 See Estate. 
 
 STATEI.Y. 
 
 Ezek. 23.41. sattest upon a s. bed and table prepareu 
 SJ A'J ION. 
 
 2 Citron. .35. t 15. sons of Asaph were in then s. 
 Isa. 22. 19. I will drive tliee trom thy s. and state 
 
 SJ ATURE. 
 
 Num. 13. .32. tlie people we saw are men of great j. 
 
 1 .Sam. 16. 7 . look not on the heiglit of his s. 
 
 28. f 2i). Saul felt w ith the fulness of his f. 
 
 2 Saw. 21. 2i). a man of greats, with six fingers 
 
 and w ith six toes, 1 Chron. 11. 23. I 20. 6. 
 Cant. 7 . 7 . tliis thy s. is like a palm-tree and breasts 
 Isa. 10. ,33. the high ones of s. sliall be hewn down 
 45. 14. men of s. shall come over unto tliee 
 Ezek. 13. 18. make kerchiefs on head of every s. 
 17 . 6. it grew' and became a spreading vine of low j. 
 19. 11. her s. was exalted among thick branches 
 31. 3. the 'Assyrian was a cedar of an high s. 
 
 Mat. 6. 27 . not add one cubit to his s. Luke 12. 25. 
 Luke 2. 52. Jes. increased in wisdom and s. in lav. 
 19. 3. /taccheus little of s. climbed up to see Jesus 
 Eph. 4. 13. measure of the .v. of fulness of Christ 
 SIAIUTE. 
 
 Exod. 15. 25. there he made a s. and ordinance 
 29 . 9. priests’ office shall be theirs for perpetual s. 
 Lev. 8. 17. a perpetual . 5 . 16.34. 124.9. Sum. 19.21. 
 Num. 27 . 11. it shall be foraf. of judgment, .35. 29. 
 Josh. 24. 25. and he set tiiem a s. in Shei hem 
 1 Sam. .30. 25. David made it a s. for Isr. to this day 
 Psal. 81. 4. for this was a s. for Israel and a law 
 Dan. 6. 7 . captains consulted to establish a royal s. 
 I5. that no s. king establisheth may be changed 
 bJ'A J UTES. 
 
 Exod. 18. 16. I do make them know the s. of God 
 Lev. 10. 11. that ye may teacli Israel all the s. 
 Num. .30. 16 . tliese are the s. the Lord commanded 
 Dent. 4. 6. which shall hear all these s. and sayings 
 6. 24. the Lord commanded us to do all tliese s. 
 16. 12. and thou shalt observe and do these s. 
 
 17 . 19 . that he may learn to keep tliese .v. to do them 
 
 1 Kings .3. 3. walking in the i. of David liis father 
 
 2 Kings 17. 8. and w alked in s. of the heathen, 19. 
 34. neither do they after tlieir s. or ordinances 
 . 37 . the lie wrote, ye shall observe to do 
 
 2 Chron. 33. 8. that they take heed to do the s. 
 Nell. 9. 14. thou commaiulest them s. and laws 
 Psa.1. 19 . 8. s. of Lord are right, rejoicing the heart 
 I'zek. 20. 25. I gave them s. that were not good 
 .33. 15. if the wicked walk in the s. of life 
 Mic. 6.16. for s. of (linri are kept and works of Ahab 
 See Statute J'or Ever. 
 
 Ilis Sl'ATUTES. 
 
 Exod. 15.26. if thou wilt give ear to hiscommandm. 
 
 and keep all his s. Dent. 6 . 17 .1 10. 13. 1 11.1. 
 Deut. 27 .10. shalt do hiss, which I command thee 
 28. 15. if thou wilt not observe to do his s. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 23. his j. 1 did not depart from them 
 
 1 Kings8.6\. let your hearts be perf.to walkinZ/wr. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 15. they rejected his and his covenant 
 23. 3. made a covenant to keep his s. 2 Clir. 34. 31. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 11 . to Ezra even a scribe of his s. lo Israel 
 Psal. 18. 22. I did not (lut away his s. from me 
 105. 45 . that they might observe his s. and laws 
 Jer. 44. 23. nor walked in his law, nor in his s. 
 
 See Judgments. 
 
 My STA I UTES. 
 
 len. 26. 5. because Abraham kept my s. and laws 
 Lev. 18. 5. ye shall theref. keep my s. 26.1 19. 19. 
 
 25. 18. ye shall dow/y f. 1| 26. 3. it ye walk iniiiys, 
 
 26. 15. if ye despise my s. H 43. they abhorred wiy j. 
 
 L Kings 3. 14. if thou wilt keep my s. as David did 
 9 . 6 . will not keep1111.11. hast not ke^t my s. 
 11. 34. he kept my s. H 2 Kings 17- 13. keep my s. 
 
 I Chron. 7 . 19. if ye turn away, and forsake my s. 
 Psal. 50. 16. what hast thou to do to declare my s. 
 89. 31. if they break my s. keep not commandments 
 Ter. 44 . 10. neither have they walked in my s. 
 
 Ezek. 5. 6. hath changed my s. more than nations 
 
 7 . Ld. saith, because ye have not walked ki my s. 
 11. 20. they may walk in my s. and do them 
 18. 19. w lien the sun hath kept all my s. 
 
 ,36. 27. and 1 will cause you to walk in my s. 
 Zech. 1. 6. my s. did take hold of your lathers 
 Thy S'J'A’l U I E8. 
 
 I Chr. 29.19. give him a perfect heart to keep thy s. 
 Psal. 119. 12.^blessed art thou, O Lord, teach me 
 thy s. 26, 33, 64, 68, 124, 135. 
 16. I will deliglit myself in thy s. not torget word 
 23. but thy servant <lid meditate in thy s. 
 
 48. and 1 will meditate in thy s. . 
 
 54 . thy s. have been my songs in my inlgnmage 
 71 . 1 have been afiiicted, that I might learn r/ii/J. 
 80. let my heart be sound in thy s. be not ashamed 
 83. I am like a bottle, yet do 1 not forget thy s. 
 112 . I inclined my lieart to perform thy s.^iWAy 
 
 117 . I will have respect to thy s. continually 
 
 118. hast trodden down them that err trom thy s. 
 1.55. for the wicked seek not thy s. 
 
 171 my lips praise, when thou hast taught thy s. 
 STAVES, 
 
 Exod. 25.13. thou shalt make .u of shittim-wood and 
 overlay with gold, 28.1 27. 6.J 30. 5. 1.37 . 4. 
 14. put s. into rings, 15.1 27. 7- I 37- 5.1 •‘^• 7. 
 
 37 . 15. he made a-, of shillim-wood, 28. 1.38. 5. 
 
 40. 20. he set s. on the ark and put mercy-seat 
 Num. 4. 6. they shall put in v. thereot, 8, 11, 14. 
 ^1 18. nobles of the people diggeti with their s. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 43. am 1 a dog, that comest to me with j. ? 
 1 Chron. 15. 15. the Eevites carried the ark with s. 
 Ilah. 3. 14. thou didst strike through wiih Ins f. 
 Zech. 11 . 7 . 1 took unto me two s. 1 ted Ihe tiock 
 Mat.\0. 10. nor take two coats nor s. Luke 9. .3. 
 26. 47 . Judas came and witli liim a gr/ at multi¬ 
 tude with s. from cliief priests, .Mark 11. 43. 
 
 55. are ye corneas against thiet with swords and s. 
 
 tor to take me ' .Mark 14. 48. Luke 22. 52. 
 
 Lev. 13. 5. behold, if plague in his sight be at a s. 
 
 37. but if the scall in his sight he at a s. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 19 . but the Lord mhs my «. Psal. 18. IB. 
 Ita. 3. 1. the Lord doth take away Ihe .v. and staff, 
 the whole s. of bread, and the wliole s. ot water 
 
STE 
 
 S T E 
 
 STE 
 
 19.13. even they that are the s. of tribes thereof 
 1 Tim, 3.1 \5. churcl) of (iod, pillar and of truth 
 Sl'AYS. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 19. tliere were s. on either side throne ; 
 
 two lions stood beside tlie 2 Chr. 9. 18. 
 Jer. 50. t 36. a sword is upon the chief s. 
 
 .STAY. 
 
 C’ren. 19.17. neither^, thou in all the plain, escape 
 Exod. 9. 28. 1 will let you go, ye shall s. no longer 
 Jjev. 13. 23. if briglit spot s. in his place, 28. 
 
 Josh. 10. 19. s. not, but pursue after your enemies 
 Buth 1. l.'l. would ye .*•. for them from hav. Imsbands 
 1 •'Sam. 15. 16. J. and I will tell thee what Lord said 
 
 20. 38. .lonathan cried, make speed, haste, s. not 
 USam. 24. 16. .v. now thine hand, 1 Chr. 21. 15. 
 Joh3'i.4. he will not^. them when his voice is heard 
 .38. . 37 . or who can s. the bottles of heaven 
 Psal. 59. t 15. let them wander for meat if they be 
 not satisfied, then they will s. all night 
 Prov. 28. 17 . shall dee to pit, let no man .v. him 
 Cant. 2. 5. .f. me with flagons, I am sick of love 
 Ea. 10. 20. shall no more on him that smote him 
 
 29 . 9. s. yourselves and wonder, cry ye out and cry 
 .30. 12. because ye trust, and s. on oppression 
 
 .31. 1. woe to them s. on horses, trust in chariots 
 48.2. for theyj. themselves ontheGodof Israel 
 50. 10. let him trust in Lord, and s. on his God 
 Jer. 4. 6. s. not, for 1 will bring evil from north 
 
 20. 9. I was weary with forbearing, I could not s. 
 I)a7i. 4. .35. none can s. his hand, or sav unto him 
 Tlos. 1.3. 13. not s. in the place of breaking forth 
 
 .STAYLD. 
 
 Oen. 8. 10. and Noah s. yet other seven days, 12. 
 32. 4. with Laban, and I have .f. there until now 
 Exod. 10. 24. only let your Hocks and herds be s, 
 
 17 . 12. and Aaron and Ilur s. up Moses’ hanrls 
 Kum. 16 . 48. stood between dead and living, plague 
 was s. 50.1 25. 8. 2 Ham. 24. 25. Psal. 106. .30. 
 Dent. 10. 10. 1 s, in mount forty days and niehts 
 Josh. 10. 13. and sun stood still, and the moon s. 
 
 1 iSafn. 20. 19. and when thou hast s. three days 
 24 . 7 . David .f. his servants with these v'ords" 
 
 30. 9. where those that were left behind s. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 17 . now Jonathans, by En-rogel 
 
 24. 21. that the plague may be s. 1 Citron. 21. 22. 
 
 1 Kings 22. .35. the king was s. u p in his chariot, and 
 died, and blood ran into the chariot, 2 Chr. 18.34. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 6. there isnot a vessel more, and oil s. 
 
 1.3. 18. smite on ground, and he smote thrice, and s. 
 15. 20. the king of Assyria s. not in the land 
 
 Job 38. 11. and'here shall thy proud waves be s. 
 Jsa.9.&. 3. wilt keep him whose mind is .t. on thee 
 l.am.A. 6. that was overthrown, no hands s. on her 
 Ezek. .31. 15. and the great waters were s. 
 
 JIag. 1. 10. heaven is .v. the earth is s. from her fruit 
 Inike 4. 42. the people came to him and s. him 
 Acts 19. 22. but he himself s. in Asia for a season 
 .STAY'RTII. 
 
 Isa. 27 . 8. he s. his rough wind in day of east-wind 
 Jer. 48. t 30. those on whom he s. do not right 
 STEAD. 
 
 Gen. 2. 21. he closed up the flesh in s. thereof 
 
 4. 25. God appointed me another seed in .v. of Abel 
 22.13. Abraham otfered the ram in .v. of his son 
 
 30. 2. am I in God’s .v. 1| 44. 3.3. abide in .y. of the lad 
 Exod. 4. 16. he shall be tliy spokesman, he shall be to 
 
 thee in s. of a mouth ? shall be to him in s. of God 
 
 5. 12. people scattered to gather stub, in .v. of straw 
 29 . 30. that son that is priest in his .f. Lev. 16. .32. 
 
 Elum. .3.12. 1 have taken the Levites in .f. of all first¬ 
 born, the Levites sliall be mine, 41. 45. | 8. 16. 
 41. cattle of the Levites in s. of cattle of Isr. 45. 
 
 5. 19. with another in j. of thy husband, 20. 29. 
 
 10. 31. and thou mayest be to us in .f. of eyes 
 .32. 14. behold, ye are risen up in your father’s s. 
 Deui. 2.12. the children of Esau flwelt in their s. 
 
 21. the Ammonites dwelt in theirs-. 22. 2.3. 
 
 10. 6. E.leazar Aaron’s son ministered in his s. 
 
 Josh. 5. 7 . their children whom he raised in their s. 
 Judg. 15. 2. take, I pray, her sister in of her 
 2 Sam. 16 . 8. .Saul, in whose .f. thou hast reigned 
 17- 25. he made Amasacaidain in f. of Joab 
 
 1 Kings 1. 30. Solom. shall sit on my throne in my s. 
 .35. sit on my throne, for he shall be king in my s. 
 
 .3. 7- Lord, thou hast made me kinging, of David 
 14. 27 . Relioboam made in their s. brasen shields 
 SlKingsYl .9.4. placed in cities of Samaria in s. of Isr. 
 Esth. 2. 4. let her be queen in .y. of Vashti, 17 . 
 
 Job 16. 4. if your soul were in my soul’s 
 
 31. 40. if my land cry against me, let thistles 
 grow in . 5 . of wheat, and cockle in s. of barley 
 
 .3.3. 6. behold, I am accord, to thy wdsh in God’si. 
 34. 24. and he shall set others in their .y. 
 
 Psal. 45.16. in s. of thy fathers shal 1 be thy children 
 Prov. 11. 8. and the wicked cometh in his.y. 
 
 Eccl. 4.15. with the child that shall stand up in hisj. 
 Jsa. 3. 21. it shall come to pass that in .y. of sweet 
 smell there shall be stink, in .y. of a gird lea rent 
 55. 13. in .V. of the thorn shall come up fir-tree, and 
 in of the brier shall come up myrtle-tree 
 Ezek. 16. .32. who taketh strangers in .v. of her husb. 
 Hos. 1. I 10. in s. of that where it was said to them 
 
 2 Cor. 5.20. we pray you in Christ’s .y. be ye reconc. 
 P/iilem.l3.tha.t in thy j’. might have ministered to me 
 
 See Rkigned. 
 
 STEADS. 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 22. they dwelt in their j. till the captivity 
 
 -STEADY. 
 
 Exod. 17 .12. Moses’ hands were.y. going down of sun 
 
 2 Tim. 2. t 19 . the foundation of God standeth s. 
 
 SJ’EAL. 
 
 Among the Hebrews theft was not punished with 
 death. Prov. 6. 30, 31. Men do not despise a 
 thief, if he steal to satisfy his soul when he is 
 hungry. But if he be found, lie shall restore 
 seven-fold ; he shall give all the substance of his 
 house. The law allowed the killing of a night 
 robber, Exod. 22. 2. because it was stipposed his 
 intention was to murder as well as to rob : it con¬ 
 demned a common thief to make double restitution, 
 if the beast he stole were found in his hand alive, 
 Exod. 22. 4. If he stole an ox and killed it, he 
 
 472 
 
 was to restore it five-fold, if a sheep, only four¬ 
 fold, Exod. 22. 1 . It is thought that the theft 
 of an ox, or of any of that kind, was punished 
 the more severely, because this animal is of more 
 use than others, and likewise because it argued a 
 greater boldness and cu.'.tomarmess in the thief 
 to steal that which more easily might be disco¬ 
 vered. If the thief did not make restitution, they 
 seized what was in his house, put it up to .sale, 
 and even .sold himself, if he had not wherewithal 
 to make satisfaction, lixod. 22. .3. In the passage 
 just now quoted, Prov. 6 . .3. the wise man says, 
 that the thief was to restore seven fold the value 
 of the thing stolen. lint seven-fold may be 
 here put for many-fold, he shall make abundant 
 satisfaction. 
 
 Though there was 710 penalty annexed to the law 
 forbiddmg theft, except resiitutio7i; yet to steal 
 away a freemati, or an Hebrew, and to reduce 
 him to the state of seriittide, was pimished with 
 death, Exod. 21. 16. He that stealeth a man 
 and selleth him, or if he be found in his hanii, 
 he shall surely be put to death. The .lews do 
 7iot think that the stealing of a man of any other 
 nation deserves death, but 07ily the theft of a free 
 Hebrew. If it he a stranger that is stole, they 
 were 07ily condemned to restitutUm. 'They found 
 this distmetion ujwn a law iti Deut. 24. 7 . 
 which limits this law concerning mati-stealmg: 
 If a man be found stealing any of his brethren 
 of the children of Israel ; which exceptioti the 
 .Septuagint arid Onkelos have inserted in the text 
 of Exo<l. 21. 16. 'This crime is called Plagium. 
 Hee .Si'.Li,. 
 
 Some have thought that mere theft among the He¬ 
 brews had no particular mark of infamy an¬ 
 nexed to it in some cases. Solomon says, Prov'. 
 
 6. 30. Men do not despise a thief, if he steal 
 to satisfy his soul when he is hungry. The 
 law pijlicts no peculiar punishment on him, and 
 he is not made to undergo any shameful or ig¬ 
 nominious penalty: If he is found, he shall re¬ 
 store seven-fold, he shall give all the substance 
 ot his house. 'This is alt the danger he is ex¬ 
 pand to in stealing, except he had not where¬ 
 withal to make restitution, in which case he 
 was reduced to bondage. Many people inhabit¬ 
 ing round about Judea, seem to have made rob¬ 
 bery a kind of profession. Isaac foretold to 
 Esau, that he should live by his sword, that is, 
 that he should maintain himself by plundering, 
 Gen. 27 . 40. Ishmael, the son of Abraham, had 
 no other trade than roar and rapine; he was a wild 
 man and an archer, he was always at war with his 
 neighbours. His liatid will be against every man, 
 and every man’s hand against him, Gen. I 6 . 12. 
 
 I 21. 20. ILis posterity the Ishmaelites followed 
 the example of their father, and, as .some affirm, 
 made no scruple to rob upon the high-way. 
 
 Wheti the Israelites were ju^t upon the point of 
 departing out of Egypt, they borrowed of their 
 E'gyptian iieighbours, valuable garments, ve.ssels 
 of gold and silver, and carried them along with 
 them into the wilderness. Exod. 11.2, .3. Speak 
 now in the ears of the people, iuxl let every 
 man borrow of his neighbour, and every wo- 
 inan of her neighbour, jewels of silver, and 
 jewels of gold. And the Lord gave the peo¬ 
 ple favour in the sight of the Egyptians. It 
 is inquired, whether the Hebrews cou d lawfully 
 borrow these things of the Egyptians, tvhicli they 
 had no intention to restore to them again '! and 
 whether this was 7iot to commit a manifest theft 
 and injustice '! Commentators give .'.everal an¬ 
 swers to this question. Some say, that upon this 
 occasion, God plainly dispensed with that law; 
 by which he had obliged the Hebrews 7iot to com¬ 
 mit any theft; or rather, that being the absolute 
 Master of evp-y thing, he transferred to the He¬ 
 brews that right that the Egyptians had to these 
 things. Others irisinuate another reason, which is, 
 that God would recompense the Hebrews for the 
 labours that they had suffered in Egypt, and al¬ 
 lowed them to pay themselves by their own hands, 
 by detaining what they borrowed of the Egy|)tians. 
 'This way of paying oneself cannot be allowed re¬ 
 gularly ; but in these circumstances, having no 
 other Way of doiiig themselves justice, and being 
 authorized by the express command of God, they 
 might have recourse to this expedient. 
 
 Others look upon this, 7iot as a theft, hut as a fair 
 booty got in a just war. 'The Egyptians were ene¬ 
 mies to the Hebrews; they had unjustly perse¬ 
 cuted them for a long time, and took from them 
 the means of defending themselves, and of reco- 
 verhig their liberty. 'They might theiefore law¬ 
 fully deprive them of their goods by a ivile, and a 
 kiiid of stratagem, by pretending to borrow of them 
 what they never intended to return. 
 
 Some here distinguish between such Israelites who 
 acted in the simplicity of their hearts, and .sin¬ 
 cerely obeyed the commands of God, and those 
 that follo-vcd the motions of their own covetous de¬ 
 sires. 'The first are excused from sin by the up¬ 
 rightness of their intentions, but not the second, 
 who were ready enough to rob the Egyptians,?/ they 
 could do it -with impunity, even though God had 
 not allowed them to borroru any thing from them. 
 Others observe, that the Egyptians wei'e indebted 
 to the Hebrews, not only for their goods, but for 
 their lives also, because of the benefits they had 
 received from the Patriarch Joseph, when they 
 were under the greatest iiecessity. 'The Israelites 
 were unjustly oppres.sed by a cruel slavery in 
 Egypt ; the Egyptians exercised all kinds of 
 violences against them, and overwhelmed them 
 with calamities, even to the rendering their lives 
 uiieasy to them. 'The Hebrews had built them 
 cities, and had i ery much improved the riches 
 of these inhumati rnasters ; who, instead of ac¬ 
 knowledging these services, iriteiided even to take 
 away their lives from them. What injustice 
 
 therefore could there be, if the Israelites should 
 take again a small part of that which they had pri>- 
 cured for the Egyptians' And if they should re¬ 
 ceive a small recompencefor so many services they 
 had do7ie them? 'They came poor out e/’Egypt, 
 whereas they ought to have got much riches together^ 
 if they had 7iot bee7i reduced into ati unjust servi¬ 
 tude : and, just as a freeman, who had beeri stolen 
 away a7id sold for a slave, might, without mjustice, 
 •set himself at liberty, and pay himself for his la¬ 
 bour, by taking from his master a small reward for 
 his service; so the \%tahVi1hs. at their departure our 
 2 / J'k'ypt, might receive something as a recom¬ 
 pence, smee a great deal was due to them. 
 
 6’e?i. . 31 . 27 . w herefore didst thou s. away from me 
 44. 8. how then should we s. silver or gold t 
 Exod. 20.15. thou shall not.r. Lev. 19. 11. Deut. 5. 
 
 19 . Mat. 19 . 18. Bom. 13. 9. 
 
 22. 1. if a man s. an ox, he shall restore five 
 2 ■'iam. 19. .3. as people s. away when flee in battle 
 Prov. 6. 30. if he s. to satisfy his soul when hungry 
 
 30. 9. or lest 1 be poor and s. and take name of G. 
 Jer. 7 . 9. will ye .r. minder, and commit acliiltery 
 
 2.3. .30. I am against the prophets that s. my words 
 Mat. 6. 19 . andWherethieves break through and j. 
 20. where thieves do not break through nor s. 
 
 27 . 61 . lest his disciples come and s. him away 
 MarklO. 19. do not kill, do notr. Luke 18. 20. 
 John 10. 10. the thief cometh not, but for to .f. 
 Bom. 9. 21. that preach, man sho. not j. dost thou s. 
 Eph. 4. 28. let him that stole s. no more, but labour 
 .SlEALEHS. 
 
 1 Tim. L 10. but the law was made for men-j. 
 
 .STEALEIH. 
 
 Exod. 21. 16. he that s. a man, and selleth him 
 Job 21. t 18. and as chatf that the storm s. away 
 27 . 20. a tempest s. him away in the night 
 Zech. 5. 3. for every one that s. shall be cut off 
 STEALING. 
 
 Deut. 24.7- if a man be found s. any of his brethr, 
 llos.4. 9. by swearing and s. they break out 
 SI EALTH. 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 19. .3. the people gat them by s. into the city 
 Job 4. t 12. now a thing was by s. brought to me 
 
 SI ED EAST. 
 
 Job 11. 15. yea, thou shalt bej. and shall not fear 
 Psal. 78. 8. wliose spirit was not s. with God 
 . 37 . neither were thev s. in his covenant 
 Dan. 6. 26. he is the living God, and s. for ever 
 
 1 Gor. 7. -37. he that stand, in his heart s. doefh well 
 
 15. 58. therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye s. 
 
 2 Gor. 1. 7 . and our nope of you is a s. knowing 
 Ileb. 9. 9. for if the word spoken by angels was s. 
 
 ■3. 14. if we hold our confidence s. to the end 
 6. 19 . which hope we have as an anchor sure and 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 9. wdiom resist .c. in the faith, knowing 
 
 ST ED EASILY. 
 
 Buth 1. 18. when she saw that she was s. minded 
 
 2 Kings 8. 11. and he settled Jiis countenance s. 
 Luke 9. 51. he .t. set his face to go to .lerusalein 
 Acts 1. 10. w hile they looked s. behold, two men ’ 
 
 2.42. they continued s. in the apostles’doctrine 
 
 6. 15. they all looking s. on him, saw his face as if 
 
 7 . 55. Stephen looked upj. into heaven, saw glory 
 14. 9 . who s. beholding him, and perceiving he had 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 7 . Israel could not s. behold face of Moses- 
 13. could not s. look to the end of that abolished 
 STEDEASTNESS. 
 
 Pml. 5. + 9. for there is no s. in their mouth 
 Gol. 9. 5. beholding the s. of your faith in Christ 
 2 Pet. 3. 17 . bewaie lest ye fall from your own s. 
 .S'l'EEL. 
 
 2 -Sam. 99. .35. a bow of s. is broken, Psal. 18. .34. 
 Job 20. 24. the bow of s. shall strike him through 
 Jer. 15. 12. shall iron break northern iron and/. ? 
 -STEEP. 
 
 Ezek. .38.20. the s. places shall fall, and every wall 
 Mtc. L 4. as waters that are poured downj. place 
 Mat. 8. .32. the swine ran violently dow n a . 1 . place,, 
 and perished in waters, Mark 5.13. Luke 8. 33. 
 STEM. 
 
 Isa. 6. 1 1.3. as teil-tree and oak whose s. is in them 
 11. 1. there shall come a rod out of the .s. of Jesse 
 STEP. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 3. there is but .f. betw'een me and death 
 Job 31. 7 . if my s. hath turned out of the way 
 
 STEPPED. 
 
 Jolm 5. 4. wliosoever first .f. in was made whole 
 
 S TEPPETll. [fore ma 
 
 John 5. 7- w hile I am coming, another s. down be- 
 .STEPS. 
 
 Exod. 20. 26. neither go up by s. to mine altar 
 
 2 •'dam. 92. 37- thou hast enlarged my .t. Ps. 18. .36. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 19. the throne had six .o 2 Chron. 9.18. 
 20. twelve lions stood on the s. 2 Chron. 9. 19. 
 
 Job 14. 16. for now thou numberest my 
 18. 7 . the s. of his strength shall be straitened 
 
 2.3. 11. my foot hath held his s. his w ay have 1 kept 
 29. 6. when I washed my f. with butter, and rock 
 .31. 4. doth not he see my ways and count my s. 
 
 . 37 . I would declare to him the number of my s. 
 P>al. 17 . 11. they have now compassed us in our .t. 
 37 . 2.3. s. of a good man are ordered by the Lord 
 .31. the law' in his heart, none of his shall slide 
 44.18. nor have our j. declined from thy w ay 
 50. 6. they mark my s. w hen they wait tor m'y soul 
 57 . 6. they have prepared a net for my s. 
 
 7 . 3 . 2. but as for me. my s. had well nigh slipped 
 
 85.1.3. and shall set us in the way of his 
 
 119-13.3. order my s. in thy way. let not iniquity 
 Prov. 4. 12. when goest thy j-. shall not be straitened 
 5. 5. her feet go (low n to death, s. take hold on helT 
 
 16 . 9 . but the Lord directeth his s. 
 
 La. 90. 6. the . 1 . of the needy shall tread it down 
 Jer. 10. 2.3. it is not in man that w alk, to tlirect his s. 
 Lam. 4. 18. they hunt our we cannot go in streets 
 Ezek. 40. 22. they went up to it by seven s. 90. 
 
 31. and the going up to it had eighth. .34. .37. 
 
 49. he brought me by s. wherebv they went up to it 
 Dan. 11. 4.3. the Ethiopians shall be at his s. 
 
 Bom. 4. 12. but walk in^. of that faith of Abraham | 
 
 2 Cor. 12.18. walked we not in the same s.? 
 
STI 
 
 STO 
 
 STO 
 
 1 Pet. C. 21. an example that ye should follow his s. 
 Sl'ERM. 
 
 .Acts 27. 29. they cast four anchors out of tlie s. 
 STEWARD. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. and the s. of my house is this Eliezer 
 43. 19. they came near to the s. of Joseph's house 
 1 Khiffs 16. 9- drinking drunk in the house of his s. 
 Dan. 1. t 11. then said Daniel to the s. 
 
 Mat. 20. 8. the Lord of the vineyard saith to his s. 
 Luke 8. 3. Joanna the wife of Chuza, Herod’s s. 
 
 12. 42. Avho then is that faitliful and wise s. 
 
 16. 1. there was a certain rich man who had a s. 
 
 2. give account, for thou mayest be no longer s. 
 
 8. and the Lord commentied the unjust j. 
 
 Tit. 1. 7- bishop must be blameless as the s. of G. 
 STEWARDS. 
 
 1 C/ir. 28. 1. and David assembled captains and s. 
 1 Cor. 4. 1. as ministers and s. of mysteries of (iod 
 
 2. it is required in s. that a man be found faithful 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 10. as good s. of manifold grace of God 
 
 STEWARDSHIP. 
 
 Luke 16. 2. he said to him, give an account of thy s. 
 
 3. for my lord taketh away from me the s. 4. 
 
 STICK. 
 
 Jod 33. 21. his hones that were not seen, .t. out 
 41. 17. his scales are joined, they s. together 
 Psal. .38. 2. lor thine arrows .v. fast in me 
 Ezek, 29. 4. 1 will cause the fish to s. to thy scales 
 .STICKETH. 
 
 Prov. 18.24. there is a friend s. closer than a brother 
 .STICK. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 6. cut down a s. and cast it in thither 
 Lam. 4.8. their skin is withered and become like a s. 
 Ezek. 37 . 16 . take one s. write on it, take another s. 
 
 17 . and join them one to another into one s. 19. 
 STICKS. 
 
 Kum. 15. 32. a man that gathered s. on the sabbath 
 33. they that found him gathering 5. brought him 
 
 1 King.f 17.10. the widow woman was gathering s. 
 12. behold, 1 am gathering two .f. to go in 
 
 Ezek. . 37 . 20. and the s. whereon thou writest 
 Acts 28. 3. when Paul had gathered a bundle of s. 
 STIFE. 
 
 Jer. 17 .23. they obeyed not, but made their neck s. 
 ST 1 'PY-hearted. 
 
 Ezek. 2.4. they are impndent cliildren and s.-hearted 
 SI 1 FF neck. 
 
 De%u. 31. 27 -.T know thy rebellion and thy s. neck 
 Psal. 75 . 5. lift your horn, speak not with a s. neck 
 ST 1 YY-necked. 
 
 Ezod. .32. 9. behold, this people is a s.-necked people 
 
 33. 3. thou art a s.-necked people. Dent. 9. 6. 
 
 5. say to Israel, ye are a s.-necked people 
 
 34. y. for it is a s.-necked people. Dent. 9.13. 
 Deut. 10.16. circuinc. your heart, he nomore^.-wfc. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 8 . be not s.-necked as your fathers were 
 Acts 7 . 51. ye s.-necked, ye always resist Holy Gh. 
 
 STIFFENED. 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 13. he s. his neck and harden, his heart 
 STILL. 
 
 Gen.A\. 21. hut they were s. ill-favoured as at first 
 Ezod. 9. 2. if thou refuse, and wilt hold them s. 
 Lev 13. 57 . and if it appear s. in the garment 
 Ku7n. 14. .38. but .loshua and Caleb lived s. 
 
 Josh. 24. 10. therefore Balaam blessed vou s. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 25. but if ye sliall s. do wickedly 
 
 26. 25. Saul saitl, thou also shalt .s. prevail 
 
 2 Sam. 14. .32. it had been good to have been there s. 
 16. 5. Shimei came foi th, and cursed s. as lie came 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 4. and if we sit s. here, we die also 
 
 12.3. the people sacrificed s. and burnt incense in 
 
 the high places, 15. 4, 35. 2 Chron. .33. 17 . 
 2 Chron. 22. 9. had no power to keep s. the kingdom 
 Job 2. 3. and s. he holdeth fast his integrity 
 
 9 . his wife said, dost thou s. retain thine integrity ? 
 3. 1.3. for now should 1 have lain .r. and been quiet 
 20. 1.3. though he keep it .r. within his mouth 
 
 Psal. 49. 9 . that he should s. live for ever and not see 
 68. 21. such a one as goeth on s. in his trespasses 
 78. 32. for all this they sinned s. and believed not 
 84 . 4. in thy house they will he .t. praising thee 
 92 . 14. they shall s. bring forth fruit in old age 
 139. 18. when 1 awake, 1 am s. with thee 
 Eccl. 12. 9. he s. taught the jieople knowledge 
 Isa. 5. 25. his anger is not turned awav, hut his 
 hand is stretched out s. 9 . 12, 17 , 21. | 10. 4. 
 Jer. 8. 14. why do we sit s.? assemble yourselves 
 
 2.3. 17 . they say s. unto them that despise me 
 
 27 .11. those will I let remain.f. in their own land 
 .31. 20. I do earnestly remember him s. my bowels 
 42.10. if ye will s. abide in this land, will build you 
 Lam. .3. 20. my soul hath then) s. in reniembrance 
 Ezek. 3.3. 30. thy people s. are talking against thee 
 
 41. 7 . there was a winding about s. upward 
 Zech. 11. 16 . nor feed that that standeth s. 
 
 John 7 . 9. wlien had said these words, abode s. 11 , 6 . 
 Acts 15. .34. it pleased Silas to abide s. 17 . 14. 
 Porn. 11 . 2.3. if tliey abide not.?, in unbelief, be graff. 
 1 I'im. 1 . .3. I besought thee to abide s. at I phesns 
 Eev. 22 . 11 . let him be unjust s. filthy s. holy s. 
 ^ee Stanu, Stood. 
 
 SriLL. 
 
 Exod. 15.16. they shall be asr. as astone, fill people 
 Judg. 18. 9. the land is very go(jd, and are ye s. '! 
 1 Kings\9. 12. and aftei' the fire a s. small voice 
 
 22. .3. Ramoth in Gilead is ours, and we be s. 
 
 Job 4. 116. there was silence, I heard s. voice, say. 
 Psal. 4. 4. commune with your heart and be s. 
 
 8. 2. that thou mightest .c. the enemy and avenger 
 
 23. 2. he leadeth me beside the .w waters 
 46. 10. be s. and know that 1 am God 
 76. 8. the earth feared, and was .r. 
 
 83. 1. hold not thy peace, and be not s. O God 
 107 . 29 . storm a calm, so that waves thereof are. 5 -. 
 Isa. 23. 2. be .t. ye inhabitants of the isle 
 30. 7. I have cried, their strength is to sit s. 
 
 42. 14. 1 have been s. and retiained myself 
 
 Jer. 47 . 6. t) thou sword of the Lord, rest and be.f. 
 Mark 4. 39. he arose and sai<l to the sea, peace, be s. 
 STILLED. 
 
 Kum. 13. 30. Caleb s. the people befoi'e Moses 
 Keh. 8. 11. so the Levites i’. all the people 
 
 STILLEST. 
 
 Psal. 89. 9. when the waves arise thou s. them 
 STILLETH. 
 
 Psal. 65. 7- who J. the noise of the seas, of waves 
 STIISG. 
 
 1 Cor. 15.55. where is thy s. ? |1 56. s. of death is sin 
 STlFiGS. 
 
 llev. 9 .10. were s. in their tails, power to hurt men 
 SI INGEl H. 
 
 Prov. 23. 32. at the last it s. like an adder 
 ■SI IKK, Substantive. 
 
 Isa. 3. 24. instead of sweet smell, there shall be s. 
 .34. 3. their s. shall come out of their carcases 
 Joel 2. 20. his r. shall come up, and ill sav. come up 
 Amos 4. 10, have made s. of your camps to come up 
 STIKK. 
 
 Gen. 34. .30. ye have niade me to s. of the land 
 Exod. 5.121. have made our savour to s. in the eyes 
 7 . 18. the fish shall die, and the river shall s. 
 
 16. 24. the manna that was laid up did not s. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. t 4. Israel did s. with the Philistines 
 
 27 . t 12. he hath made his people Israel to s. 
 
 1 Chr. 19. t 6. Ammon saw they made them to s. 
 Psal. 38. 5. my wounds s. and ai e corrupt 
 
 SilKKETH. 
 
 Da. 50. 2. their fish s. because there is no water 
 Jo/m 11. 39. Martha Said, Lord, by this time he s. 
 b\ INKIKG. 
 
 Psal. 14. t .3. they are become s. all together 
 Eccl. 10.1. cause ointment to send forth a s. savour 
 S'l IR. 
 
 Num. 24. 9. he lay as a lion, who shall s. him up? 
 Job 17 . 8. innocent s. up himself ag. the hypocrite 
 
 41. 10. none is so fierce that dare s. him up 
 Psal. 35. 23. s. up thyself, and awake to judgment 
 78. 38. and he did not .v. up all his wrath 
 
 80. 2. s. up thy strength, and come and save us 
 Prov. 15. 1. but grievous words up anger 
 Cant. 2. 7- that ye s. not up my love, .3. 5. | 8. 4. 
 Isa. 10. 26. the Lord shall j-. up a scourge for him 
 1.3. 17 . behold, 1 will s. up the Medes against them 
 
 42. 13. he shall s. up jealousy like a man of war 
 Dan. 11.2. he shall j. up all against realm of Grecia 
 
 25 . he shall s. up Ins power against the king 
 
 2 'Jim. 1. 6. that thou up the gift of Clod in thee 
 2 Pet. 1. 13. i think it meet to /. you up, 3. 1. 
 
 STIR. 
 
 ActsJ^. 18. there was no small among thesoldiers 
 19 . 23 . there arose no small j-. about that way 
 STIRS. 
 
 Isa. 22. 2. thou that art full of s. a tumultuouscity 
 S HR RED. 
 
 Exod. .35. 21. whose heart .r. him up, 26. | .36. 2. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. that my son hath s. up my serv. ag'. me 
 26.19. if the Lord have s. thee up against me 
 1 Kings 11.14. l.ord s. up an adversary to Solomon 
 23. God ^. him up another adversary, Rezon 
 21.25. none like Ahab, whom .lezebel his wife s. up 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 26. and God s. up the spirit of Pul 
 
 2 Chron. 21.16. L. s. up ag. .lehoram the Philistines 
 36. 22. Lord f. up the spirit of Cyrus, Ezra 1. 1. 
 Psal. .39. 2. 1 was dumb, and my sorrow was s. 
 Dan. 11.10. but his sons shall be s. up and assemble 
 
 25. the kingof the soutli shall be s. up to battle 
 Hag. 1. 14. the Lord s. up the spirit of Zerubbabel 
 Acts 6. 12. they f. up the people, I 7 . 13. | 21. 27. 
 
 13. 50. but the Jewsj. iq) the devout wonien 
 
 14. 2. the unbelieving Jews s. up the Gentiles 
 17- 16 . at Athens, Paul his spirit was s. in him 
 
 STlRRE'l H. 
 
 Dent.32.11. as an eagle f. up her nest, fluttereth over 
 Prov. 10.12. hatred uj) strifes, but love covereth 
 15.18. a wrathful luanj. up strife, 29. 22. 
 
 28. 25. he that is of a proud heart s. up strife 
 Isa. 14. 9. hell from beneath s. up the dead tor thee 
 
 64. 7- none s. up himself to take hold on thee 
 Lttke 23. 5. he s. up people teaching thro’ all Jewry 
 .STOCK. 
 
 Lev. 25. 47 . or to the s. of the stranger's family 
 Job 14. 8. though the s. thereof die in the ground 
 I.ia. 40.24. yea, their s. shall not take root in earth 
 44. 19. shall I fall down to the s. of a tree ? 
 
 Jer. 2. 27-saying to a s. thou art my father 
 
 10. 8. are brutish, the .f. is a doctrine of vanities 
 Act.s- 13. 26. children of the s. of Abraham 
 Phil. 3.5. of the s. of 1 srael, an Hebrew of Hebrews 
 STOCK.S. 
 
 Job 1.3. 27 . thou puttest my feet also in the s. 
 
 3.3. 11. he putteth my feet in s. marketh my paths 
 Prov. 7- 22. or as a tool to the correction of the s. 
 Jer. 3. 9. she committed adultery with stones and s. 
 20. 2. then Pashurput Jeremiah in the s. 3. 
 
 29. 26. that thoushouldst put him in prison and s. 
 Hos. 4.12. my people ask counsel at their 
 
 Acts 16. 24. who made their feet fast in the s. 
 Gazing-ti'VOC K. 
 
 Kah, 3. 6. and I will set thee as 'a gazmg-s. 
 lleb. 10.33. ye were made Agazing-s. by reproaches 
 STOIC.S 
 
 Were a sort of heathen philosophers, who took their 
 name from the Greek word Stoo, signijying a 
 porch or entry, because Zmo, the head of the Stoics, 
 kept his school in a porch of the city e/Athens. 
 They held, that a :i ise man might to be free from all 
 passions, never to be moved either with joy or grief, 
 esteeming all things to he ordered by an inevitable 
 necessity and fate. Josephus says, that the Pha¬ 
 risees approach very near to the .sentiments of the 
 Stoics. They affected the same stiffness, patience, 
 apathy, austerity, and insen.sibility. The sect of 
 the Stoics was still considerable at Athens, when 
 Et. Paul came thither, since he had confeiences 
 with them. Acts I 7 . 18. 
 
 STOLE. 
 
 Gen. 31. 20. Jacob s. away unawares to T.ahan 
 2 Earn. 15. 6. so Absalom s. the hearts of Israel 
 2 Kings 11.2. .lehoshel)a f. .loash from amoim king’s 
 sons, they hid him from Athaliah, 2 Chron.22. 11. 
 Mat. 28. 13. his disciples .f. him wl)ile we slept 
 Ep/i. 4. 28. let him thatJ. steal no more, but labour 
 .STOLEN. 
 
 Geti. 30. 33. that shall be coimted s. with me 
 
 Gen. 31.19. and Rachel had s. her father’s imag.32. 
 26. ti)at thou hast s. away unawares to me 
 .30. yet wherefore hast thou s. my gods ? 
 
 39. didst require it, wheth. s. by day, or .r. by night 
 
 40. 15. indeed 1 was away out of the land 
 
 Exod. 22.7. if the stuff be •«. out of the house 
 12 . if it be s. from him, he shall make restitution 
 
 Josh. 7 . 11 . they have s. and dissembled also 
 
 2 Earn. 19. 41. why have I'nen of Judah s. thee away 
 
 21. 12. the men of .labesh bad s. the bones of Saul 
 
 Prov. 9. 17 . waters are sweet, bread eaten in sec. 
 
 Obad. 5. would they not have s. till they had enough ? 
 
 SiOMACH. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 23. but use a little wine for thy s. sake 
 STOMACHER. 
 
 Isa. 3. 24. instead of a f. a girding of sackcloth 
 SI ONE 
 
 Is a mine'al well known, of which there are divers 
 kinds. As to the precious stones, or gems, rf whic/s 
 mention is made in Ecripture, all that can be 
 found concerning them in the Commentators, is not 
 much to be relied on, since neither the .lews, nor 
 even the ancient Greek interpreters, seem to have 
 had a sufficient knowledge of the proper significa¬ 
 tion of the original terms. 
 
 The corner-stone, or the head-stone of the corner, 
 Psal. 118. 22. This is that -adiich is put as the 
 angle of a building, whether at the foundation, or 
 at the top of the -wall, .lesus Christ is that corner¬ 
 stone which was rejected by the Jews, /rut is be¬ 
 come the corner-stone of the church, and the Stone 
 that binds andunites the .lews and Gentiles in the 
 union of the same faith. Mat. 21. 42. Eph. 2. 15, 
 20. .4ai coi ner-stones foundation stones 
 in buildings use to be chosen with care, and to he 
 thoroughly examined by the builder; so Chiist 
 is called a tried stone, a sure foundation. Isa. 
 28. 16 . I lay in Zion a fried stone, a sure foun¬ 
 dation. I have tried, I have approved of him a.r 
 every way sufficient to be the foundation and head 
 of the church. And because this stone is not set 
 up by man, but sent by God, therefore he is said 
 to dc cutout of the mountain without hands. Van. 
 2. 45. And because unbelievers refuse to be laid 
 upon this stone and so perish, therefore it is called 
 a stone of stumbling, a rock of offence, that if. 
 an occasion of sin and ruin, at whom they will 
 take offence and stumble, so as to fall and he broken, 
 Isa. 8. 14, 15. 1 Pet. 2. 8. This was accom¬ 
 plished at the coming of the Messiah, whom the 
 Jews rejected to their own destruction, as not 
 an.fwering their carnal expectations, not suiting 
 with their way of building : that is, not to he made 
 use of for promoting and carrying on their -worldly 
 projects and interest. Cluist is likewise called 
 a precious stone, because of his excellency, glory, 
 and beauty ; he is called a chosen, an elect stone,. 
 because he was chosen and appointed by the Lather 
 to the work of redemption before the foundation of 
 the -world, 1 Pet. 1. 20. ! 2. 4, 6. Lie is likewise 
 termed a living stone, 1 Pet. 2. 4. Lie communi¬ 
 cates spiritual life to those that close with him, 
 and are built upon him. Lastly, r/<w stone is said 
 to have seven eyes, Zech. 3. 9. to note that the 
 IMessiah should be endued with peffect wisdom and 
 kno-wledge, to order all things in the church, to 
 watch over it, and to take care rf all the concerns 
 thereof. 
 
 As Christ the Head is called a stone, so also hi.t 
 members, true believers, -who are built upon, and 
 derive spiritual life from the foundation, Christ, 
 are called %iCino%. 1 Pet. 2. 5. Ye also as lively 
 stones are built up a spiritual house. .As the 
 law -was engraven on two tables of stones, so be¬ 
 lievers have the law u ritten m their hearts. They 
 are stones for their constaiicy, strength, atid un- 
 movableness in all the storms of life. They are 
 stones for continuance and durablencss. .4.v stones. 
 are dug out of a quarry, so believers are selected 
 and cho.fen frotn the rest of mankind, 'i hey arc 
 united with Christ and true Christians in one body ; 
 like the stones of a house, compact among them¬ 
 selves, and upon the foundation. 
 
 A heart of stone. Job, speaking of the Leviathan, 
 says, that his heart is as firm as a stone, yea, as 
 hard as a piece of the nether millstone, .lob 41. 
 
 24. That is, he is of a very extraordinary 
 strength, boldness, and courage. It is satd, \ i^Am. 
 
 25. 37 . that K abal's heart died tcithin him, atid he 
 became as a stone, u-hen he was told of the danger 
 he had incurred by his imprudence. His hears 
 became immovable like a stone, it was contracted, 
 or convulsed, and this convulsion was the occasion, 
 of his death. Ezekiel says, that the Lord will 
 take away from his people their heart of stone, 
 and give them a heart of flesh, Ezek. 36. 26. that 
 he will take a-way the sttibborn, senseless, and un- 
 tractable disposition of the heart, that receives no 
 kindly impressions from the word, providence, or 
 Epirit of God in his ordinary operations and in- 
 fiuences, that hardens itself in a day of provoca¬ 
 tion, that is hardened by the deceitfulness of sin . 
 he will take this away, and give a tender, tractable 
 temper and disposition. Much to the same sense 
 is that which .lohn the Baptist said. Mat. 3. 9- 
 that God is able to raise up children unto .Abra¬ 
 ham even of stones; that is, from among the hea¬ 
 then; or even of r/ie stones oj the desert, God -was 
 able to raise up a spiritual seed to Abraham. 
 
 A stone is sometimes put for an idol ej’stone. Hah. 
 2. 19 . Moe unto him that saith to the wood, 
 awake, and to the dumb stone, arise, it shall 
 teach. Hezekiah in his prayer says, 1 he kings 
 of Assyria have cast the uods of the nations into 
 the lii'e; foi lhey were no cods, but the work of 
 men’s hands, wood and stone, Isa. 37. 19. And 
 in .ler. 2. 27. .''ayiug to a stock, thou art my 
 fatliei', and to a stone, thou hast brought me forth. 
 'I'o be reduceil to an heap of stones, is said of a 
 city or house which is entirely ruined and demey- 
 lished. Mic. 1. 6. 1 will make Samaiia as an 
 lieap of the field, and as the j)lautings of a vino 
 
STO 
 
 STO 
 
 STO 
 
 yard. So in Isa. 17 . 1. Damascus is taken away 
 from being a city, and it sliall be a ruinous heap. 
 'J’/iiis aho our Saviour, speaking of the destruction 
 c/'.lenisalem, says, that one stone shall not re- 
 viainupon another, .Mat. 24. 2. 
 rile white stone. Rev. 2. 17. 1 will give him a 
 white stone ; 1 will give him a full and public 
 pa)don and ahsolutton. It is spoken in athuion to 
 an ancient custom of delivering a white stone to 
 such as they acquitted in judgment. They used 
 likewise to give a white stone as a reward to such 
 as conquered in their games; such as allude to 
 this, make this the sense ; 1 will give him a full 
 and ample reward. 
 
 Solomon says in Proverbs 26. 8. As he that bind- 
 eth a stone in a sling, so is he tiiatgiveth honour 
 to a fool. When a stone is fastened to the sling, 
 the slinger hinders his own design of throwing it, 
 ne loses his labour; so does the man who gives 
 honour to a tool. But the words may be otherwise 
 rendered, as he, that putteth a precious stone in 
 an heap ot stones, where it is obscured and lost: 
 and as this little stone does not augment the heap, 
 nor IS so much as seen upon it j so honour heaped 
 “Upon a fool does not render him loore worthy of con¬ 
 sideration. Others translate it, to tie a stone in a 
 piece of purple, is to give honour to a tool. As 
 nothing can be so til placed as a stone in a piece of 
 fine cloth ; so are honours ill placed upon a fool. 
 ■Great heaps of stones, raised up for a witness of any 
 memorable event, and to preserve the remembrance 
 of some matter of great importance, are the most 
 ancient monuments among the Hebrews. In those 
 elder ages, before the use of writing, these monu¬ 
 ments were instead of inscriptions, medals, or hi\- 
 tories. Jacob and I.aban raised such a monument 
 upon mount Gilead, in memory of their coreuant, 
 Gen. .31. 46. .loshua erected one at Gilgal, wtarfe 
 of stones taken out of the Jordan, to preserve the 
 memorial of his miraculous passage over this river. 
 Josh. 4. 5, 6, 7 . The Israelites that dwelt beyond 
 Jordan also raised one upon the hanks of the 
 river, as a testimony that they constituted but one 
 nation with their brethren on the other side, Josli. 
 22 . 10 . 
 
 The Hebrews also give the name of stones to the 
 weights they use in commerce. Lev. ly. 3t>. Just 
 weights shall ye have : the Hebrew says, just 
 stones. And in Dent. 25. 13. Ihou shalt not 
 have in thy bag divers weights, a great and a 
 small : the Hebrews say, A stone and a stone. 
 Also Prov. 11. 1 . A just weight is his delight; 
 in Hebrew, a perfect stone, tsee also Prov. 16. 
 11.1 20. 10. Stones are likewise taken for a vio¬ 
 lent slo wer of hail. .losh. 10. 11. ihe Lord cast 
 down great stones from heaven upon them. The 
 punishment of stoning ; Hee Pumsh^ient. 
 
 Geti. 11. 3. they had brick forr. and slime for mortar 
 
 28. 18. .lacob set up a for a pillar, 22. 1 31. 45. 
 
 29. 3. they rolled .v. from the well’s mouth, 8, 10. 
 35. 14. .Jacob set up a [)illar of .v. in the place 
 49. 24. from thence is the shepherd, the s. of Isr. 
 
 Ezod. 4. 25. Zipporah took a sharp s. and cut off 
 15. 5. they sank into the bottom as a s. 
 
 16. by great, of thme arm they siiall be assfill as s. 
 17- 12. and they took a .v. and put it under him 
 
 20. 25. if Ihou wilt make me an altar off. 
 
 21. 18. and if one smile anotlier with a s. 
 
 28. 10. six of their names on one .v. six on other s. 
 
 11. \vith the work of an engraver in f. 
 
 Lev. 26.1. nor shall ye set up any image of j. in land 
 jS'um. 35. 17 . if he smite him with throwing a.?. 23. 
 Lent. 25.113. shalt not ha-e in thy bag a j. and a .f. 
 Josh. 4. 5. take ye up every man of you s. onshoul. 
 15. 6. the bordei- went up to the f. of Bohan 
 18. 17 . the border descended to the s. of Bohan 
 
 24. 27- behold, this s. shall be a witness unto us 
 Judg. 9. 5. he slew seventy persons on one s. 18. 
 
 1 Ham. 6. 18. which s. remaineth unto this day 
 
 7 . 12. Samuel set up a .v. and called it F-ben ezer 
 JJ. 49. David took from his bag a s. and slang it, 
 the s. sunk into the Philistine’s forehead 
 50. David prevailed over the Philistine with a s. 
 20. 19. and thou shalt remain by the s. Ezel 
 
 25. . 37 • abal’s heart died in him, he became as a s. 
 2‘S'aOT.5. + 11. Hiram sent hewers of j. of the wall 
 
 17 •,13. till there be not one small s. found there 
 
 1 Kingslj. 7 . house was built off. made ready before 
 
 18. all was cedar, there was no s. seen 
 
 2 Kings .3. 25. on good land cast every man his f. 
 
 1 Chron. 22.15. there are with thee hewers off. 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 14. skilful to work in gold, silver, and s. 
 Nell. 9 . 11. thou threwest as a f. into mighty waters 
 Job 28. 2. and brass is molten out of the f. 
 
 38. .30. waters are hid as with a s. deep is frozen 
 41. 24. his heart is as firm as a s. yea, as hai d as 
 Lsal. 91 . 12. angels shall bear thee up, lest thou 
 dash thy foot against a s. Mat. 4. 6. Luke 4. 11. 
 118 22. f. which the builders refused, is become 
 head f. of the corner. Mat. 21. 42. Mark 12. 10. 
 Prov. 11. +1. but a perfect f. is his delight 
 
 20. + 10. a f. and a f. are alike abomination to L. 
 
 26. 8. as he that bindeth a s. in a sling, so is lie 
 27 . as he that rolleth a s. it will return upon him 
 
 27 . 3. a f. is heavy, a fool’s wrath is heavier 
 Jer. 2. 27 . and to a f. thou hast brought me forth 
 
 51. 26. they shall not take of thee a f. for a corner, 
 nor a s. for foundations, but shalt be desolate 
 Lmm. 3. 53. they have cast a f. upon me 
 Pan. 2. .34. a f. was cut out of the mountain, 45. 
 
 6. 17- and a s. was laid upon the mouth of the den 
 Amos 9. i 9. yet shall not the least f. fall on eai th 
 Llah. 2. 11. for the f. shall cry out of the wal I 
 
 19. woe to him that saith to the dumb s. arise 
 Pag.2. 15. from beforef. was laid upon af. in tern. 
 Zecli. .3. 0 . for behold, the .s. that 1 have laid be¬ 
 fore Joshua, upon one s. shall be seven eyes 
 
 4. 7- he shall bring forth the head s. thereof 
 7- 12. they made their hearts as adamant f. 
 
 Mat. 7 . 9 . if ask bread, will he give .c. 1 Luke 11.11. 
 
 21. 44. whosoever shall fall on this s. shall be 
 broken, but on whoms. it shall fall, Luke 20.18. 
 
 474 
 
 Mat. 24. 2. verily I say, there shall not be left one 
 s. upon another, Mark 13. 2. Luke 19. 44. I 21. 6. 
 
 27 . 66. sealnig Ihe s. ||28. 2. angel rolled back s. 
 Luke 4. .3. command this .w that it be made bread 
 
 20. 17 .-f. ^Jhich the builders rejected, is become 
 the head of the cxjrner. Acts 4. 11 . 1 Ret. 2 . 7 . 
 
 22. 41. he was withdrawn from them a s. cast 
 24. 2. found •>. rolled away, Mark U). 4. John 20. 1. 
 John 1. 42. (.'ephas, which is by inrerpretation a s. 
 2. 6. and there w ere set there six water-pots of .f. 
 
 8. 7- that is without sin, let him first cast s. at her 
 11. 38. it was a cave, and a s. lay ui)on it 
 
 39 . take ye away s. || 41. they took away the s. 
 Acts 17 . 29. that the Godhead is like to j-. graven 
 Rev. 16. 21. hail fell every .v. the weight ot a talent 
 
 18. 21. an angel took up a i. like a great millstone 
 
 Burdensome SION E. 
 
 Zech, 12. 3. 1 will make .lerusalem a burdensome s. 
 Hee CoRNEH, Gki;at, Hewed. 
 
 IJewn .S I'O N E. 
 
 Exod. 20. 25. thou shalt not build altar of heten s. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 6. to builders and masons, to buy timber 
 and hewn s. to rep-iir the house, 2 Chron. 34. 11. 
 Lam. .3. 9 . he hath enclosed my ways with hewn s. 
 Kzek. 40. -12. tl'.e four tables wei'e ot hewn s. 
 yimos 5. 11. ye have built houses of hewn s. but not 
 Luke 23. 53. laid it in sepulchre that w as hetvn in f. 
 Living .S 1 O N E. 
 
 1 Pet, 2.4. to whom coming as to liv. s. chosen of G. 
 Precious .SION E. 
 
 Prov. 17 . 8. a gift is a precious s. to him that hath it 
 
 26. t 8. putteth a precious s. in an heap of slone.s 
 Cant. 5. t 12. his eyes are set as a p. s. in a ring 
 Isa. 28. 16. 1 laj' in Zion a j?. corner s. 1 Pet. 2. 6. 
 Kzek. 28. 1.3. every precious s. was thy covering 
 Rev. 17 . 4. siie w as decked with gold and p. s. 
 
 21. 11. her light was like to a .f. most precious 
 
 See .Stu.mblikg. 
 
 SION ICsquarers. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 18. builders and s.-s. did hew them 
 Tables of S LO N F. 
 
 Exod. 24. 12. I will give thee tuhlesof s. .31. 18. 
 
 34.1. L. said, hew tljee two tables of s. Deut. 10. 1. 
 
 4. and he hewed two tables of s. Dent. 10. 3. 
 Deut. 4. 1.3. he wrote on the two tables of s. 5. 22. 
 
 9 . 9 . when 1 was gone up to receive the tables of s. 
 
 10. tlie Ixjid delivered to me two tables of s. 
 
 11. the Lord gave me the tw o tables of s. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 9. w as nothing in ark save two tables of s. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 3. notinf.o/.f. but in tieshly tables of heart 
 
 Tried S TON E. 
 
 Isa. 28. 16. behold, I lay in Zion a stone, a tried s. 
 White .S'J'ON E. 
 
 Rev. 2. 17 . I will give him a whites, and new name 
 .S'l'ONE, joined with wood. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 19. may be blood in vessels of wood and s. 
 Deut. 4. 28. there serve goris the work of men’s 
 hands, wood and s. 28. 36, 64. | 29. 17* 2 Kings 
 
 19 . 18. Isa. . 37 . 19 . Ezek. 20. 32. 
 
 Dan. 5. 4. praised the gods of gold, wood i s. 23. 
 Rei. 9. 20. should not worship idols of weerfand j-. 
 S’l’ONE of Zoheletli. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 9. Adonijah slew sheep by s. of Z'lhcleth 
 See Wai.i.. 
 
 SI ONE, Verb. 
 
 Exod. 8.26. shall we sacrifice, and will they not s. us ? 
 17 .4. w hatshall I do ' they be almost ready tof. me 
 Lev. 20. 2. people of land shall s. him with stones 
 
 27 . tliey shall s. the wdzards with stones 
 24. 14. let congregation him that cursed, 16, 2.3. 
 Kum.\-\. 10. congregation bade s. them with stones 
 
 15. .35. they shall s. the sabbath-bieaker, .36. 
 
 Deut. 13. 10 . shalt.f. with stones enticeis to idolat. 
 17 . 5. shalt s. idolaters || 21. 21. s. rebellious son 
 
 22. 21. they shall s. her that playeth the whore 
 24. ye shall s. adulterers with stones, that they die 
 
 1 Kings‘11. 10. carry Naboth out, s. him that he die 
 Ezek. 16 . 40. and they shall s. thee with stones 
 
 2.3. 47 . the company shall s. them with stones 
 Luke 20. 6. if we say, of men, the people will s. us 
 John 10. .31. the Jews took up stones again to .v. Iiim 
 32. for which of those good works (io ye s. me t 
 .3.3. saying, for a good work we s. thee not 
 
 11. 8. Master, the .lews of late souglit to s. thee 
 Acts 14. 5. there was an assault made to s. them 
 
 .STON ED. 
 
 Exod. 19 . 13. he shall surely be or shot through 
 21. 28. then the ox shall be sui ely s. 29, .32. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 25. all Israel s. Achau w ith stones 
 
 1 Kings 12. 18. all Israel j. Adoram. 2 Chr. 10.18. 
 21. 13. they s. Naboth with stones, 14, 15. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 21. they s. Zechariah in the coni t 
 Mat. 21. .35. the husbandmen beat one, s. another 
 Johns. 5. Moses commanded that such should be s. 
 Acts 5. 26. they feai'ed lest they should have been s. 
 
 7- 58. thej’ s. Stephen, calling upon God, 59. 
 
 14. 19 . having Paul, drew him out of the city 
 2 Cor. 11. 25. thrice was I beaten, once was I s. 
 Dell. 11. -’ll- they were s. they weie sawn asunder 
 
 12. 20. if a beast touch the mount it shall be s. 
 
 S'FON ES. 
 
 Gen. 31.46. Jacob said to his bretMen, gather s. 
 Exod. 28. 11. thou shalt engrave thie two j. 12. 
 
 17 . set in it settings of .v. even lour rows of i. 
 
 21. the j. shall be with the names of Israel 
 . 39 .7- that thej’ should be s. for a memorial to Israel 
 Lev. 14. 40. command that they take away the s. 
 42. shall put other i. in the nlace of those 
 45. he shall break down the house, the s. ofit 
 
 19 . + 36. just s. a just ephah, and hin shall ye have 
 21. 20. or hath his s. broken, shall nor offer 
 
 Deut: 8. 9. a land whose s. are iron, and out of hills 
 
 2.3. 1. that is wounded in the s. shall not enter 
 
 27 . 4. ye shall set up these 4 . in mount F.bal 
 
 5. build an altar of.?. II 8. write on the s. words 
 J0.J1. 4. .3. and take jon hence twelve 4. 9. 
 
 6. saying, what mean you by these s. ? 21. 
 
 8. and took twelve s. out of the midst of Jordan 
 
 20. those twelve s. did .loshua pitch in Gilgal 
 8. .32. he wrote on the f. a copy of the law 
 Judg. 20.16. every one could sling j. at an hair-brea. 
 1 Sam. 17 . 40. David chose him live smooth j. 
 
 2 Sam. 16 . 6. Sliimei cast s. at David and serv. J.3. 
 
 1 Kings 5.18 so they prepared timl er and s. to build 
 
 7 . 10. .V. ot eight cubits, aiul s. of ten cubits 
 
 10. 27 . king made silver to lie in .lerusalem as s. and 
 ce.iars as sycamore trees, 2 C.«r. I. 15. | 9.27. 
 
 15. 22. took away the s. of Kamali, 2 Chr. 16. 6. 
 18. 31. Elijah took twelve s. according to number 
 
 .32. w ith the s. he built an altar in name of Lord 
 
 2 kings .3. 19. mar every good piece of land with /. 
 2.5. only Kir-haraseth left they the s. thereof 
 
 16. 17 . and put It upon a ijavement of s. 
 
 1 < 'liron. 12. 2. in hurling of s. and shooting arrows 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 14. L'zziah prepared slings to cast s. 
 Kelt. 4. 2. w ill they revive the 4 . out of the heaps ? 
 Job 5.23. thou shall be in league with s. of field 
 
 6. 12. is my strength the strength of x. f 
 
 8 . 17 . his roots are wrapped, andseetli place of s. 
 14. 19. the waters wear the s. thou wasliest away 
 22. 24. the gold of Ophir as the s. of the brooks 
 
 28. 6. the X. ot it are the place of sapphires 
 
 40. 17 . the sinews of his x. are wrapped together 
 P.\al. 102 . 14. thy servants take pleasure in her s. 
 
 I . 37 . 9 . that dasheth thy little ones against thex. 
 Prov, 10. t 11. all the x. ot the tiagare his w'ork 
 Keel. 3. 5. a time to cast away a time to gather x. 
 
 10. 9. whoso remoyetlix. shall l>e hurt therewith 
 ha. 5. 2. he fenced it and gathered out thex. tltereof 
 14. 19. that go dow'ii to the x. of the pit 
 
 27 . 9. he makelh the .v. of the altar aschalk x. 
 
 54. 11. behold, 1 will lay thy x. w ith f^air colours 
 12. 1 will make the borders of pleasant x. 
 
 . 57 . 6. among the smooth x. of the stream 
 60. 17 . bring forx. iron!! 62. 10. gather out the x. 
 Jer. 3. 9 . she committed atlultery w ith x. and stocks 
 43. 10. and I w ill set his throne on these x. 
 
 Lam. 4. 1. the x. of the sanctuary are poured out 
 Ezek. 26. 12. they shall lay thy s. in tlie water 
 
 28. 14. thou hast walked in midst of thex. of fire 
 
 16. 1 will destroy thee from midst of the x. of fire 
 
 Mic. 1. 6. I will pour dow n the x. into the valley 
 Zech. 5. 4. shall consume it with the x. thereof 
 
 9. 16. for they shall be as a x. of a crow n lifted up 
 Mat. 3. 9. of these x. to raise up children, Luke 3.8. 
 
 4. .3. command that these x. be made bread 
 Mark 5. 5. cry ing, and cutting himself w ith x. 
 
 12. 4. and at him they cast x. and wounded him 
 
 13. 1. iMaster, see whatmanner of x. are here 
 Luke 19 . 40. the x. would immediately cry out 
 John 8. 59 . they took up x. to cast at him, 10. 31. 
 
 2 Cor.'.i. 7 . if ministration engraven in.f. was glori. 
 1 Pet. 2. 5.yeas lively x. are biiiltup spiritual house 
 See .'iTONE, Verb. 
 
 C'crtjcr-.STON E5. 
 
 Psal. 144.12. that our daughters may be as corners. 
 See Costly. 
 
 STON ES of darkness. 
 
 Job 28. 3. lie searcbeth out the x. of darkness 
 S'J O N KS of emptiness. 
 
 Isa. 34. 11. he sliall stretcli ouv upon it s.of emptin. 
 Glistering SION KS. 
 
 1 Chr. 29. 5.1 have prepared x. for house 
 
 Gravel S'lON ES. 
 
 Lam. 3.16. he hath broken my teeth with gravels. 
 See Grea t. 
 
 Heap of S'l ON ES. 
 
 Josh. 7. 26. they raised a great Z/c/ip n/x. on Achan 
 8. 29 . and raise a great heap ofs. on the king of Ai 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 17- they laid a heap of s. on Absalom 
 
 Dewed .S I ON ES. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 17- they brought hewed s. to lay foundat. 
 
 7 . 9. according to the measures of hexced s. 11. 
 
 SiONE.s. 
 
 Isa. 9. 10. bricks fallen, but w e will build with It. s. 
 Marble SLOPES. 
 
 1 Chron. 29- 2.1 have prepared m. s. in abundance 
 
 Precious S'lON ES. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 30. was a talent of gold with precious s. 
 1 Kings 10. 2. queen of Slieba came witli precious s. 
 
 II. navy of Hiram brought j-Tge. x. ^Cbr. 9. 10. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 2.1 prepared all manner of jjrfftOT.x s. 
 
 8. with w liom jjrgf/lwx x. were found, gave them 
 
 2 Chr. 3. 0 . lie garnisheil the liouse w ith x. 
 
 32. 27- he made liimself tieasuries tor/rgcycf/x x. 
 
 Ezek. 27 , 22. they occunied in thy fairs w ith prec. s. 
 Dan. 11. .38. a god sliall he honour w ith precious s. 
 1 Cor. .3. 12. it any man build on this foundation p. s. 
 Rev. 18. 12. for no man buyetli x. any more 
 
 16. that great city decked with gold and prec. s. 
 
 21. 19 . foundations garnished with preciv'us x. 
 
 Whole S I ON E.s. 
 
 Deut. 27 . 6 . shalt build the altar of w. s. Josh. 8. 31. 
 Wrought SJ ON 1-S. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 2. he set masons to hew wrought s. 
 SIONF.SF. 
 
 Mat. 23. 37 . X. them that are sent to thee, Luke 13.34. 
 SIONY. 
 
 Ps. 141. 6. when judges are overthrown in x. places 
 I zek-.M. 19 . 1 will take the x. heart, .36.26. 
 
 Mat. 13. 5. some fell on x. places, 20. Mark 4. 5,16. 
 .SI ON ING. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 6. for the people spake of x. David 
 SIOOD. 
 
 Gen. 18. 22. but Abraham s. yet before the l ord 
 
 29 . +35. bis name .1 udah. and I.eali .v. from bearing 
 Exod. 14. 19- the pillar of cloud x. beiiind them 
 Num. 16 . 48. he x. between thedcad and the living 
 Deut. 4. 11. ye came nearand x. under the mount. 
 
 5. 5. 1 x. between the Lord and you, to shew you 
 Josh. 3. 16 . the w aters s. and rose up on an heap 
 
 4.3. fake twelve stones where the priests' feet x. 9 . 
 Judg. 6. .31. Joash said to all that x. aeainst him 
 16.29. two middle pillai-s on which the house x. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 10. the L. x. and called .'^amuel, Samuel 
 4. t 15. Eli's eyes s. that he could not see 
 
 10. 2.3. w hen he x. among the people, he was higher 
 
 17 . 8. Cioliath x. and cried to the armies of Israel 
 
 22. 7- Saul said to the servants thatx. about him 
 
 17 . the king said to footmen thatx. alniut him 
 
 1 KingsS. 14. the king blessed all the congregation, 
 and all congregat. of Israel, x. 2 C/ir. 6. 3. | 7. 6. 
 .55. Solomon x. and blessed all the congregation 
 
 14. + 4. Ahijah, bis eyes x. for boariness 
 
STO 
 
 STO 
 
 STO 
 
 Kings 2.7.5>ons of the prophets s. to view afar off 
 23. 3. anil all the people s. to the covenant 
 2 C//r. 6.13. and on the hrasen scaffold Solomon s. 
 Neh. 9.2. they s. and confessed their sins and their 
 Esth. 9. IC. the other .lews .s. for their lives 
 Psal. .33. 9. he commanded and it .f. fast 
 Jsft. 6. 2. above it s. the Seraphims each had six win. 
 Jer. 46.15. they s. not because I .ord did drive them 
 48. 45. they s. under the shadow of lleslibon 
 Ezek. 1. 21. and when those s. these .v. ID. 1". 
 
 24. when they s. they let down their wings 
 
 25. and there was a voice when tliey s. 
 
 Eari.Q. 17 . (labriel came near where I s. 
 
 It). 11. when he had spoken this, 1 . 9 . trembling 
 
 11. 1. [ s. to confirm and to strengthen him 
 
 12. 5. 1 looked, and behold, there s. other two 
 Jonah 1.1 15. and the sea s. from her rasing 
 Jlah. 3. 6. lies-, and measured the earth, he beheld 
 Zech. 1.8. he s. among the myrtle trees, 1'), 11. 
 3Jae. 12. 46. his mother and brethren s. without 
 Enkeb.B. he that had the witliered hantl s. forth 
 
 18. ,11. the Pharisee s. and prayed thus witli hims. 
 John 18. 25. Simon Peter s. and warmed himself 
 20. 11. but IMary without at sepulchre weeping 
 ylcis3.S. the lame man leaping up .9. and walked 
 9. 7 . the men which journ. wdth him . 9 . speechless 
 16. 9. there s. a man of Macedonia and prayed 
 27 . 21. but Paul s. forth in the midst of them 
 Heb. 9 .10. s. only in meats, and drinks, and washin. 
 STOOD above. 
 
 Gen. 28.13. behold, the Lord . 9 . above the ladder 
 2 Chro7i. 24. 20. Zechariah s. abme the people 
 Psal. 104. 6. the waters . 9 . above the mountains 
 STOOD afar. 
 
 Erod. 2. 4. his sister s. afar Off, to wit what be done 
 20.18. the people removed and . 9 . afar off, 21. 
 Luke 17 . 12. ten that were lepers, who .9. afarpK 
 23.49. all ills acquaintance s.afar off beholding 
 liev. 18. 17 . as many as trade by sea s. afar off 
 .S’lOOD at. 
 
 Exod. 10 . 17 . the}' s. at the nether part of the mount 
 33. 8. they S', every man at his tent-door 
 
 9. the cloudy pillars, at the door of the tabernac. 
 
 2 Kmgs 0. 9. ISaaman s.ardoorofhouse of Elisha 
 2 Chro'i. 5. 12. singers s. at (he east end of tlie altar 
 
 23. 13. the king s. at his pillar, at the entering in 
 Ezek. 10. 19 . cherubitns s. at door of the east gate 
 
 21.21. the king s.at the parting of the way 
 Lnke’i. .38. woman s.at his feet behind him, weep. 
 John 18. 16. but Peter s. at the door w ithout 
 Eev. 8. 3. another angel came and s. at the altar 
 STOOD before. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 27 . to the place where he s. before the T.ord 
 4.3.15. went down to Egypt, and s. before .loseph 
 Exod. 9. 10. they took aslies and s. before Pharaoh 
 Lev. 9 . 5. the congregation s. before the Lord 
 JSnm. 27 . 2. daughters of Zelopliehad s. before Mos. 
 Josh. 20. 9 . until he s. before tlie congregation 
 Jvdg. 20. 28. Phinehas s. before ark in those days 
 1 Ham. 16. 21. David came and s. before Saul 
 
 1 Kings 1. 28. Eath-sheba s. before king David 
 .3.15. Solomon . 9 . before the ark of the covenant 
 
 16. two women that were harlots s. before liiin 
 8. 22. Solomon s. before the altar, 2 Chron. 6. 12. 
 12. 6. old men thats. before Solomon, 2 Vhr. 10. 6. 
 
 8. young men that s. before him, 2 Chron. 10. 8. 
 
 22. 21. spirit .». before the Lord, 2 Chron. 18. 20. 
 
 2 Kings 4, 12. the Shunamniite s. before Elisha 
 5. 15. Xaaman returned and .9. before F.Iisha 
 
 25. GehaJii went in and .9. before his master 
 
 8 . 9 . Hazael came and s. before Elisha 
 
 10. 4. behold, two kings s. not before him 
 
 Esth. 8. 4. so Esther arose, and s. before the king 
 Psal. 1(16.2.3. had not Moses his chosen . 9 . before him 
 Jer. 15.1. though Moses and .^amuel . 9 . before me 
 18.20. 1 . 9 . before thee to speak good for them 
 52.112. captain which .9. before king of Babylon 
 Ezek. 8.11. there s. before them seventy men 
 Ean. 1. 19. therefore they/, before the king, 2. 2. 
 
 2. .31. O king, this great image, s. before thee 
 .3. .3. the}' .9. before the image L ebuchadnez. set up 
 
 7 . 10 . ten thoii.sand times ten thousand s. before him 
 8. .3. behold, there s. before the river a ram 
 
 15. there s. before me as the appearance of a man 
 Zcch. .3. .3. now .loshua . 9 . before the angel 
 4. and he spake to those that s. before him 
 Mat. 27 . 11. and .lesus before the governor 
 Acts 10. 17 . behold, three men s. before the gate 
 .30. a man s. before me in bright clothing 
 12. 14. she told how Peter . 9 . before the gate 
 
 24. 20. let these say, while 1 s. before the council 
 llev. 7- 9. I saw great multitude . 9 . before the throne 
 
 8. 2. 1 saw the seven angels which s. before God 
 12. 4. and the dragon before the woman 
 .''(TODD hefde. 
 
 ^Sam. 15. 2. Absalom s. beside the way of the gate 
 1 Kings \Q. 19. and two lion.s s. be.fde the stays 
 Jer. .30. 21. the i)rinces which s. beside the king 
 Ezek. 9. 2. the six men . 9 . beside the hrasen altar 
 
 10. 6. then he went in and s. beside the wheels 
 
 S'EOOD bg. 
 
 Gen. 18. 2. he looked, and lo, three men . 9 . /)?/him 
 24. .30. behold, he . 9 . by the camels at the well 
 41. 1. Pharaoh dreamed, and lo, he ,9. by tiwt river 
 45. 1. not refrain himself before all that. 9 . by him 
 Exod. 18. 1.3. Moses sat, and the people .9. by Moses 
 Knni. 2.3. 6. Ralak s. by his burnt-sacribce, 17 . 
 Jndg. .3. 19. all that by him went out frotn him 
 18.16. the men s. by the entering of the gate 
 
 1 biam. 1. 26. the woman tliat .9. by thee, praying 
 
 2 biam. 13. .31. servants .9. by with clothes reiU 
 
 1 Kings 13. 1. and .leroboam s. by the altar to burn 
 24. ass . 9 . by it, the lion also s. by the carcase 
 
 2 Kings a. 7 . and tliey two .9. by .Iordan, 1.3. 
 
 11. 14. beliold.the king s. by-a. pillar, 2.3. 3. 
 
 18. 17- they s. i.vconduit of upper pool, Isa. .36. 2. 
 1 Chron. 21. 15. the angei s. by the thresliing-floor 
 Jer. 44.15. tiien the women that s. by answered 
 Ezek. 4.3. 6. and the man s. by me and said 
 Pan. 7 . 16. 1 came near to one of them that s. by 
 Zech. .3. 5. and the angel of the T.ord s. by 
 Mark 14. 47. one of them thats. by drew a sword 
 
 iT/ar/t 15.35. some of them that s. by when they heard 
 Luke 5. 1. he s. by the lake of Gennesareth 
 
 19 . 24. he said to them that s. by, take from him 
 24. 4. two mens. Ay them in shining garments 
 John 18. 22. an ofticer thats. by struck lesus 
 
 19 . 25. there s. by the cross of .lesus his.mother 
 Acts 1. 10. two men s. Ay them in white apparel 
 
 9 . 39. and all the widows .9. Ay him weeping 
 22. 25. Paul said to the centurion that s. by 
 
 2.3. 2. commanded them that s. Ay to smite him 
 
 4. they thats. Ay said, revi lest thou the high priest.' 
 11. the night following the I..ord s. Ay him 
 07 03 there s. by me this night the angel of God 
 .SEODl) m. 
 
 F.xod. 5.20. met iMoses and Aaron, who. 9 . mthe way 
 .32. 26. then Moses 9. in the gate of the camp 
 Knm. 12. 5. 1 on! s. in the door of the tabewiacle 
 16. 18. tliey laiil incense thereon, and s. /wthe door 
 
 27 . Dathan and Abiram s. in door of their tents 
 22. 22 . the angel of the Lord s. in the way, 24. 
 
 26. angrd w ent further and s. in a narrow place 
 Jos/i. 3. 17 . the priests s. in midst of .Iordan, 4. 10. 
 Jndg. 9 . 7 . .lotham s. in the top ot mount Geriziin 
 .3.5. (laal s in the entering ot the gate of the city 
 44. Abimelech 1| 18.17 the priests s. nDhe entering 
 2 Kam. 2.3. 12. he s. in the midst of the groiuid 
 
 1 Kings 19. 1.3. and he s. in entering in of the cave 
 
 2 Kings 3. 21. they gathered, and s. in the border 
 4. 15. the .Shunarnmite s. in the door, and he said 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 16. and they s. their place, .35. 10. 
 .34.31. kings, in his place, and made acovenant 
 A>A.8. 7 . and all the people .9. m their place 
 Esth. 5. 1. Esther m the inner-courtot the house 
 Jer. 19. 14. .leremiah s. m court of the Lord’s house 
 23* 18. for who hath s. in counsel of the l ord 
 22. but if they h.ad s. in my counsel and caused 
 Ezek.8. 11. .Taazaniahs. in the midst of them 
 OA(r(/.14.nor shouldest 9. in cross-way to cut off those 
 I-t4X-e24..36..Tes'is himself s. mthe midst of them, and 
 saith to them, peace be to you. John 20. 19,26. 
 Acts 17 . 22. then Paul s. in the midst of I\lars-hill 
 Rev. 5. 6. in the midst of the elders s. a lamb 
 .s I ODD on. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 3. Philistines s. on a mountain on the one 
 
 side, Israel 9. on amountain on the other side 
 
 26.1.3. then David s. on the top of an hill 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 25. Benjamin s. on the top ot an hill 
 
 1 Chron. 6. .39. Asaph, who s. on his right hand 
 44. the sons of Merari s. on the left hand 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 1.3. the cherubims s. on their feet 
 Ezek. 10. .3. the cherubims .9, on the right side 
 31at. 1.3. 2. the whole multitude s. on the shore 
 John 21. 4. when morning, .lesus .9. on the shore 
 Acts 21. 40. Paul s. on stairs and beckoned to people 
 llev. 14.1. and lo, a lamb . 9 . on the mount Sion 
 
 STOOD over. 
 
 Num. 7 . t 2. •who . 9 . over them that were numbered 
 Dent. 31. 15. the pillar of cloud s. overihe door 
 Josh. 5. 13. behold, a man s. orer-against him 
 Ezek. 10. 4. glory of the T.ord s. over the threshold 
 18. glory of the T.ord s. over cherubims 
 31at. 2. o.'the star s. over where the young child was 
 Luke 4. 39. hey. over her and rebuked the fever— 
 S'EOOD round. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 7 . behold, your sheaves .9. round about . 
 Acts 14.20. as the discijiles s. round about him 
 
 25 . 7 . .lews .9. round-Ahciwt Paul, and laid complaints 
 Rev. 7 .11. all the angels s. round about the throne 
 
 S tOOD still. 
 
 Josh. 10.1.3. the sun . 9 . still, and (he moon stayed 
 11. 13. as for cities thaty. still in their strength 
 2 Sam. 2. 2.3. as many as came to the place .', still 
 
 28. .Toab blew a trumpet and all the (people .9. .still 
 
 20. 12. when the man saw (hat all people s. still 
 jS'eh. 12. . 39 . and they s. still in the prison-gate 
 Job 4. 16. a spirit .9. still but 1 could not discern 
 
 32 . 16 . for they spake not, but . 9 . still 
 Hub. .3. 11. sun and moon s. still in their habitation 
 Mat.10. 32. and .lesus s. still and called them 
 31ark 10 . 49 . .lesus y. .'/?//and commanded him 
 Luke 7 . 14. and they that Irarehim y. still 
 S'EOOD there. 
 
 Exod. .34. 5. the T.. descended and y. with him there 
 1 Sam. 6.14. the ark came into the field and y. there 
 1 Kings 10. 20. tw (d9 e lions . 9 . there, 2 Chron. 9. 19. 
 Ezek. 8.18. behold, the glory of the T.ord y. there 
 Has. 10. 9. from the days of Gibeah there they .9. 
 Mat.1'‘t. 47 . some of them i\vdt s. there, Mark 11. 5. 
 John 18. 18. the servants and officers y. there 
 STOOD up. 
 
 Gen. 2.3. 3. Abraham y. up from before his dead 
 7 . Abraham s. up and bowed himself to people 
 Exod. 2. 17 . but 5ioses s.up and helped them 
 Kum. 11.32. the people y. up all that day and night 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 1. Satan y. 7 /;;? ag. Israel and provoked 
 28. 2. then David the king '. up upon his feet 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 4. Abi jah s. up and said, hear me 
 20. 19 . the I.evites .9. 7/77 lo praise the Eord God 
 
 23. Ammon and 51oab .9. up against mount Seir 
 
 28. 12. y. up against them that came from the war 
 Ezra 2. 63. not eat of holy things till there s. up a 
 
 priest with L^rim and I hummim, .N'eA. 7-65. 
 Kelt. 8. 5. when he opened the book peop'le s.up 
 9 . .3. they s.up in their place and read the law 
 4. then y. up upon the stairs, of the I.evites 
 Esth. 5. 9 . TIamansaw that Mordecai s. not 7 /^ 
 
 7 . 7 . Ilaman s.up to make request for his life 
 Job 4. 15. aspirit passed, the hairof my flesh , 9 . 7/71 
 
 29 . 8. young men saw me, and aged arose and s. up 
 
 30. 28' 1 . 9 . up and cried in the congregation 
 
 Es. 106. 30. then y. up T’hinehas and executed .jndg. 
 Ezek. . 37 . 10. they lived, and y. up upon their feet 
 Dan. 8. 22. that being broken, w liereas four s. up 
 
 for it 
 
 L.uke 4. 16. .Tesus y. up to read in the synagogue 
 1(1. 25. a certain lawyer s. up and tempted him 
 Acts 1. 15. in those days Peter. 9 . up and. said 
 
 4. 26. the kings of the earth .9. 77 ;) against the T.ord 
 
 5 . 34 . then y. f/jpdne. Gamaliel, a doctor of law 
 11. 28. Agabus . 9 . 7 / 7 ). and signified by the spirit 
 13. 16 . Paul y. up, and heckonit g with his hand 
 25.18. against whom when the accusers y. up 
 
 .STOOD upon. 
 
 Gen. 41.17. behold, I s. upon the bank of the river 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 51. Tlavid ran andy. 7 / 771 / 7 /the Philistine 
 
 2 .Satn. 1 . 10 . so 1 y. upon .'^aul, and slew him 
 
 1 A ingsl. 2.5. sea y. upon twelve oxen, 2 Chron. 4. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 21. he I'evived, and s.v.pon Ids feet 
 A'tA. 8.4. Ezra the scribe s. upon a jiulpit of wood 
 Ezek. II. 2.3. glory of the Tx)rd s. upon the mount 
 Amos 7 . 7 . the Lord upon a wall made by a line 
 Rev. 11. 11. the two prophets s. upon their feet 
 
 13. 1. and i s. upon the sand of the sea, and saw 
 STOOD with. 
 
 Gen. 4.5. 1. there s. with him no man, while .Toseph 
 2 Kings 11. II. every man .9. w. his vveapons in hand 
 2 Chron. 19. 26. the Eevites s. with instruments 
 Ezra 3. 9 . then .loshua s. u ith his sons and brethren 
 Lam.1. 4. he s.with his right hand as an ailversary 
 Luke 9. .32. they s.iw the two men that y. with bi n 
 John 18. 5. .Judas wb.o also betrayed s. with them 
 18. Petery. xcith them, and warmed himself 
 2 '1 im. 4, 16 . no man y. with me H 17 . T-ord y. with in 
 SIOODESE. 
 
 Num. 22. 34. I knew not that thou s. in the way 
 Deut. 4. 10. the day that thou y. before the Lord 
 (..bad. 11. in the day that thou y. on the other side 
 .STOOL. 
 
 2 Kings 4.10. let us set for him a bed, table, and y. 
 STOOLS. 
 
 Exod. 1. 16. he said, w hen ve see them upon the y 
 .STOOP. 
 
 .Tob 9 . 1.3. the proud helpers do s. under him 
 Prov. 12. 25. heaviness maketh the heart of man y. 
 Jsa. 46.2. they .9. they bow down together 
 Mark 1 . 7.1 am not worthy to y. down and unloose 
 SEOOPED. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 9- .Tudah .9. down, he couched as a lion 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 8. David y. |1 28. 14. Saul .9. to (he ground 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 17. had no compassion on him thaty. 
 John 8. 6. .les. . 9 . down and w rote with his finger, 8. 
 
 2U. 11. and as she w ept, she s. down, and looked 
 SroOPLTTI. 
 
 Isa. 46. 1, Bel boweth down, ISebo y. their idols 
 SJ DOPING. 
 
 LukelA. 12. y. down saw linen clothes, J<>//7t 20. 5. 
 
 S 1 OP. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 44. get down, that the rain s. thee not 
 
 2 Kings 3. 19. ye sha'l y. all wells of water, 25. 
 
 2 Chron. .32. .3. he took counsel to y. the waters 
 Psal. .35. 3.. 9 . (he way ag. them that persecute me 
 
 107 . 42. an't all iniquity shall y. her mouth 
 Ezek. 89. 11. it shall y. the noses of the passengers 
 2 Cor. 11. 10.110 man shall y. me of this boasting 
 SKIPPED. 
 
 Gen. 8. 2. and the windows of heaven were y. 
 
 26. 15. the Philistines had s. the wells, 18. 
 
 Lev. 15. 3. or his fleyh he s. from his issue 
 2 Chr. .32. 4. who s. all the fountains and the brook 
 30. ETezekiah .9. the w ater-course 
 Neh. 4. 7 . and that (he breaches began to be .9. 
 
 Ps. 63. 11. the rn.mth that speaketh lies shall be s, 
 Jer. 51. .32. and that the passages are . 9 . and reeds 
 Zech. 7 . 11. hut they refused, and s. their ears 
 xlcts 7 ."57. they .9. (heir ears, and ran upon him 
 Rom. 3. 19 . that every mouth may hey. and be guil. 
 'Lit. 1.11. whose mouths must be s. who subvert 
 ileb. 11. 33. who thro’ faith ,9. the mouths of lions 
 .STOPPERS. 
 
 Ezek. 27 .19. the w ise men were thy y. of chinks 
 8'TDPPETH. 
 
 Jobo. 16. poor hath hope, and iniquity s. her mouth 
 Psal. 58. 4. like the deaf adder that s. her ear 
 Prov. 21.13. whoso . 9 . his ears at the cry of tlie poor 
 Isa. 33, 15. and y. his ears from hearing of blood 
 STORE. 
 
 Amos 3. 10. saith the Lord, whoy. up violence and 
 
 robbery in theii' palaces 
 .STORE. 
 
 Gen. 16. 14. Tsaac had flocks and great y. of servants 
 41.36. that food shall be for y. to land in famine 
 Lev. 2.5. 22. ye shall eat of the old y. 26. 10. 
 
 Dent. 28. 5. blessed shall he thy basket and thy s. 
 17 . cursed shall be thy basket and thy s. 
 
 .32. 34. is not this laid up in s. with me and sealed 
 
 1 Kings 10.10. she gave king of spices very great y. 
 
 2 Kings 20.17. fathers have laid up in y. to this day 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 16. all tliis y. cometh of thine hand 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 11. he put y. of victuals, w ine in them 
 
 31. 10. and that which is left is this great 
 
 Kelt. 5. 18. y. of all sorts of wine was prepared 
 j's. 144. 13. our garners affording all manner of y. 
 Isa. 39.6. that which thy fathers have laid ii|) in y. 
 Nah. 1. 9. for there is none enti of the s. and glory 
 1 Cor. 16.2. let every one of you lay by him in y. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 19 . laying up in s. a good foundation 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 7 . which by the same word are kept in y. 
 
 S i'OR I'.-cities. 
 
 1 Kings 0 . 19 . cities of 9. Solomon ha/l, 2 Chr. 8 . 6 . 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 4’. and all the.9.-c7/?ey which he built 
 16. 4. tficy smote all the y.-c/'r/ey of Naphtali 
 17 .12. Jehoshapliat built s.-rities in .ludah 
 
 STORE-A(77/.'e. 
 
 Mai. 8. 10. bring all the tithes into the s.-house 
 Luke 12. 24. the ravens have no s.-housc nor barn 
 .S fOR E.-//('7/'e.9. 
 
 Gen. 41. 56. .Tr.sepli opened all the y.-A. and sold 
 Deut. 28. 8. commaiKl blessing on thee in thy y.-A. 
 
 1 Chron.1~. 15. over the y.-A use was lehonathan 
 
 2 Chron. .32.28. llezekiah made s.-hovses also 
 P.-al. .3.3. 7 . he laveth up the depth in houses 
 Jer 50 26 . 0 |)en her •.-/;(>7/.>ey, cast her uj) as heaps 
 
 .sroMK, 
 
 A kind of bird; the Hebrews call it Chasefla. or 
 Ghasidah, u hich .signifies pity or mercy, probably 
 because of the ttiideniess it shows to its dam, 
 whom it never forsakes, but feeds and defends, 
 even to death. The stork is a bird of passage, 
 zcliich in winter goes into the hat countries .Icr. 
 8. 7 . 'I he slot k in the heaven knoweth her ap¬ 
 pointed time, and the turtle, and the crane, and 
 the swallow, observe i!ie time of their coming, 
 lerom and the Septuagint .sometimes render the 
 Hebrew word Chasidali by lleroiiius (he heroiu 
 
STR 
 
 S T R 
 
 STR 
 
 and sometimes hy pelican or kite ; hni interpreters 
 are pretty well agreed, that it signifies a stork. 
 Moses places it among unclean birds, Lev. 11.19. 
 The Psalmist As tor tlic stork, the tir-trees 
 are lier house, l^sal. lot. 17. They for ordinary 
 make their nests vpon some high tower, or the tog 
 of an house ; hut in Palestine, where the cover- 
 trigs of their houses were fiat, they built in the 
 highest trees. 
 
 "J'/ie stork has its beak and its legs long and red; it 
 feeds upon serpents, frogs, arid insects. Its 
 plumage would be quite white, if it was not that the 
 extremity of its wings are black, and also some 
 small part of its head and thighs. It sits for the 
 space of thirty days, and lays but four eggs. 
 Formerly they would not eat the stork, but at pre¬ 
 sent it is much esteemed for the deliciousness of 
 its fiesh. They go away in the midst of August, 
 and return at Spring. Pjellonius says, that 
 when they go away, the Stork that comes last to 
 the place of rendezvous is killed upon the spot. 
 They go away in the night to the southern 
 coHyitvics, 
 
 Lev. 11.19. the s. thou shall not eat. Dent. 14. 18. 
 Job 39. t 1.3. gavest thou leathers to the .v. ! 
 
 J^sal. 104. 17 . as lor the s. the fir-trees are her house 
 Jer.8. 7 . the s. knoweth her appointed times 
 Zech. 5. 9 . they had wines like the wings ol a s. 
 
 ■S'l t)KAI. 
 
 Job 21. 18. and as chaff that the .f. carrieth away 
 
 27 . 21. and as s. hurleth him out ol his place 
 Psal. 55.8. I would hasten my escape from windy j. 
 
 83. 15. and make them afraid with thy s. 
 
 107 . 29. hemaketh the.?, a calm, waves are still 
 Isa. 4. 6. and lor a covert Irom .v. and Irom rain 
 25. 4. lor thou hast been a refuge from the s. 
 
 28. 2. which asdestroying.v. shall cast down to earth 
 
 29. 6. thou shall he visiteil with r. and tempest 
 Fzek. 38. 9. thou shall ascend and come like a s. 
 Nall. 1. .1. Lord hath his way in the whirlwind and s. 
 Mark 4. 37. and there arose a great .f. ol wind 
 Luke 8. 23. there came down a s. ol wind on the lake 
 
 STORMY. 
 
 Psal. 107 . 25. he coinmandeth and raiseth the s. 
 
 wind 
 
 148.8. snow and vapour, s. wind fullilling his word 
 Fzek. 13. 11. hail-stones shall lall,j'. wind shall rend 
 
 13. 1 will even rend it with a s. wind in iny fury 
 
 STORY. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 22. the actsol Abijah in the s. of Tddo 
 24. 27 . written in the s. ol the book ol the kings 
 Sl'ORl ES. 
 
 Gen. 6. 16. with second and third s. make the ark 
 Lzeic. 41. 10. galleries three .f. over-against the door 
 42. 3. was gallery against gallery in three s. 6. 
 Amos 9 . 6. it is he that buildetli his^. in the heaven 
 SIOUP, .'See .Stoop. 
 
 STOUT. 
 
 Job 4. 11. the s. lion's whelps are scattered abroad 
 Isa. 10. 12. I will punish the fruit ol the s. heart 
 Dan. 7- 20. whose look was more s. than his fellows 
 Mai. 3. 13. your words have been s. against me 
 S> \iO\.i'\ -hearted. 
 
 Psal. 76. f). s.-h. are spoiled, they slept their sleep 
 Isa. 46. 12. hearken unto me, ye s.-hearted 
 S TOUTN hiss. 
 
 Isa. 9. 9 . that sa 3 ' in the i)ride and of heart 
 .STRAIGHT. 
 
 Josh. 6. 5. shall ascend every man j. before him, 20. 
 1 Sam. 6. 12. the kine took s. way to Beth-shemesh 
 Psal. 5. 8. make thy waybefore my lace 
 Prov. 4. 25. let thine eye lids look s. before thee 
 Feel. 1. 15. that which is crooked cannot be made s. 
 7 .13. lor who can make that s. he made cro(;ked ' 
 Isa. 40. 3. make s. in desert a highway lor our God 
 4. the crooked shall he made .s. and the rough 
 places plain, 42. 16. 1 45. 2. J^nke 3. 5. 
 Jer. 31. 9. T will cause them to walkin a.f. way — 
 Fzek. 1. 7 . and their feet were.v. leer, they S|rarkled 
 9 . they vvent every one .y. foi ward, 12. 1 10. 22. 
 23. under the lirmament were their wings .y. 
 
 Mat. 3.3. prepare yethe way olthe Lord, make his 
 paths s. Mark 1. 3. l.uke 3. 4. John 1.23. 
 Luke 13. 13. slie was made s. and glorified God 
 Acts 9 .11. arise ami go into street which is called s. 
 lieb. 12. 13. ami make .y. t)aths lor your feet 
 S'TK AIGHTWAY. 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 13. ye shall y. find him before he go up 
 28. 2('. then Said fell s. all along on the earth 
 Prov. 7 . 22. he goeth alter her s. as an ox goeth 
 Dan. 10. 17 . .y. there remained no strength in me 
 Mat. 3. 16. .lesus went s. out ol water, Mark 1. 10. 
 4. 20. and they .y. left their nets, Mark 1. 18. 
 
 21. 3. ye shall say, the Lord hatli need of them, 
 and s. he will send them hither, .Mark 11. 3. 
 27 . 48. .y. one of them ran and took a spuniie 
 Mark 5. 29. .y.the fountain ol her blood was dried up 
 6. 54. s. they knew him H Luke 5. 39..y. desireth new 
 Luke 14. 5. will not .y. pull him out on sabbath-day I 
 John 13. 32. and God shall s. glorify him 
 Actso.U). then fell she down .y.at his feet and yielded 
 9 . 20. and s. he preached Christ in the synagogues 
 If). 33. the jailer was baptized, he and all his s. 
 22.29. then s. they de()arted Iron) liim 
 23. 30. when it was told me, 1 sent .y. to thee 
 Jam. 1.24. s. forgetteth what manner ol man he was 
 STRAIN. 
 
 Mat. 23.24. guides s. at a gnat and swallow a camel 
 .STRAIT. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 6. when Isi'ael saw that they were in a .y. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14. 1 am in a great s. 1 Chron. 21. 1.3, 
 Job .36. 16 . woultl have removed thee out ol the s. 
 Dan. 9. t 25. tiie street and wall built in s. oltimes 
 Phil. 1. 23. lor I am in a y. betwixt two, desire 
 
 .STR ALTS. 
 
 Job 20.22. in fuln. of his sufficiency he shall be in s. 
 Lam. 1. 3. persecutors overtook her between the s. 
 STRAIT. 
 
 2 Kings f). 1. behold, place we dwell is too .y. foi' us 
 Jsa. 49 .20. the place is too s. lor me, give place to me 
 Mat. 7 . 13. enter ye in aty. gate, for wide is the gate 
 
 14. because s. is gate and way narrow,Lyote 13.24. 
 
 476 
 
 STRAITEN. 
 
 Jer. 19.9. they that seek their lives, shall s. them 
 STRATI EN Ell. 
 
 .Job 18. 7 . the steps ol Ids strength shall be s. 
 
 . 37 . 10. and the breadth ol the waters is s. 
 
 Prov. 4. 12 . when thou goest.thy steps shall not be y. 
 Fzek. 42.6. thei elos c the building was .y. more than 
 Mic. 2 . 7 . is spirit ol U)rd s.f these his doings 
 Luke 12 . 5o. how am 1 y. till it be accomplished! 
 
 2 Cor. 6.12. ye are not y. in us, are s. in your bowels 
 St RAII KNETll. 
 
 Job 12. 23. he enlai'geth nations and y. them again 
 SlRAl 1 EST. 
 
 Acts 26. 5. alter the most s. sect of our religion 
 .STRATTLY. 
 
 Gen. 43. 7.nian asked us y. ol our state and kindred 
 Eiod. 13. 19 . lor Jose()h had y. sworn Israel 
 Josh. 6.1. .lericho was s. shut up, none went out, and 
 1 Sam. 14. 28. thy lather y. charged people with oath 
 Mat. 9. .30. he y. charged them, saying, see that no 
 man know it, Mark 3. 12.1 5. 43. Luke 9. 21. 
 Mark 1. 43. he y. charged him and sent him away 
 Acts 4. 17 . but let us s. threaten them not to speak 
 
 5. 28. did not we s. command you not to teacii < 
 STR ATTN ESS. 
 
 Exod.f). 19. they hearkened not to Moses for y.of spi. 
 Ueut. 28.5.3 . shall eat flesh ol thy childr. in s. 55. 57. 
 Job 36. 16. into a broad place where there is no y. 
 Isa. 42. t 16. I will make crooked things into y. 
 Jer. 19 . 9 . they shall eat llesh ol his friend in they. 
 lieb. 1.1 8. a sceptre ofy. is sceptre ol thy kingdom 
 S TRAK K. 
 
 Acts 27 . 17 . they fearing y. sail, and so were driven 
 See .Vthuck. 
 
 S TRAKES. 
 
 Gen. .39. 37. .lacob pilled white y. in rods of hasel 
 Lev. 14. . 37 . if plague be in the walls with hollow y. 
 STRANGE. 
 
 Gen. 42. 7. but .loseph made himself y. unto them 
 Job 19 . 3. not ashamed that ye make yours, y. to me 
 
 17 . my breath is y. to my wile, tho’ 1 entreated 
 Prov. 21 . 8 . the way ol man is Iroward and s. 
 
 Jer. 18.114. will man leave snow ol Lebanon? shall 
 
 running waters be forsaken lor the y. cold water 
 1 Pet. 4.4. wherein they think it y. ye run not with th. 
 12. think it not y. concerning trial, as tho’ y. thing 
 .STRANGE act. 
 
 iy«.28.21. that y e may bring to pass his act, his y. act 
 S'TRANGE apparel. 
 
 Zeph. 1.8. punish such are clothed with y. apparel 
 See Childhen. 
 
 STRANGE cities. 
 
 Acts 26. 11. I persecuted them even to y. cities 
 .SI RANGE countiy. 
 lieb. 11. 9 . he sojourned as in a s. country 
 .STtlANGE doctrines. 
 
 lieb. 13. 9. be not carried about with y. doctrines 
 .SI If AN GE fire. 
 
 Lev. 10. 1. Nadab and Abihu offered s. fire before 
 the Lord, and they died, Fum. 3. 4. | 26. 61. 
 SI R A N G Ji Jlesh. 
 
 Jude 7 . as Sodom and Gomorrah, going after y. flesh 
 See God, Gods. 
 
 S'J RANGE incense. 
 
 Exod. .30. 9 . ye shal I oflFer no y. incense thereon 
 .SI RANGE land. 
 
 Exod. 2. 22. have been a stranger in a y. land. 18.3. 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 4. how shall we sing Lord’s .song in a s. 1. 
 Acts 7 . 6. that his seed should sojouin in a y. land 
 STRANGE language. 
 
 Psal. 114. 1. Israel went from a people ofy. 1. 
 
 .ST RANGE nation. 
 
 Exod. 21. 8. to sell her to a s. n. he hath no power 
 .S i Rj\ N G li punishment. 
 
 Job 31.3. a y. punishm. to the workers of iniquity 
 SI RANG Is lips. 
 
 Isa. 17 . 10. and thou shall set it with y. lips 
 .SI RANGE speech. 
 
 E.zek. .3. 5. thou art not sent to a people of s. s. 6. 
 .strange thing. 
 
 llos. 8. 12. but they were counted as a y. thing 
 
 1 Pet. 4.12. as tho’ some y. thing happened to you 
 
 .S 1'R A N G E things. 
 
 Luke 5. 26. saying, we have seen s. things \oAny 
 xlets 11.20. thou bringest certain .v. //))?/£ry tooui eais 
 S T R A N G E vanities. 
 
 Jer. 8. 19 . w’hy provoked me to anger with y. v. ? 
 STRANGE vine. 
 
 Jer. 2.21. how turned intodegener. plant ofay, vine 
 S 1 RANGE waters. 
 
 2 Kijigs 19. 24. I have digged and clrtink y. waters 
 
 S1 R A N G li wives. 
 
 1 Kings 11.8. and likewisedid he lor allhis y. wives 
 Ezra 10. 2. we have taken s. wives, 10, 14, 17, 44. 
 II. and separate yourselves from the y. wives 
 
 18. sons ol priests were found to have taken y. w. 
 Nell. 13. 27 . to ti ansgress ag. God, in marry ing y. w. 
 
 S'TRANGls woman. 
 
 Judg. 11.2. for thou art the son of a s. woman 
 Prov. 2. 16. to deliver thee from the y. woman 
 
 5. .3. the lips ol a y. woman drop as an honey-comb 
 20. w’hy w ilt thou be l avished with a s. woman 
 
 6 . 21. to keep thee Ironi battery ofy. woman, 7 . 5. 
 20. 16. take a pledge ol him lor ay. ivoman,2rt .V.i. 
 
 23. 27 . and a s. woman is a narrow pit 
 
 .S I R/VNGE xvomen. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 1. king .Solomon loved many y. women 
 Prov. 22. 14. the mouth oly. women is a deep pit 
 2.3. .3.3. thine eyes shall behold s. women, heart utter 
 .STRANGE work. 
 
 Isa. 28.21. that he may do his work, his y. ivork 
 ..STRANGER. 
 
 [1] One that is in a strange land, being at a dis¬ 
 tance from the place of his nativity. Gen. 23. 4. 
 
 1 am a stranger with you. [2j One that is 
 7iot a .lew’, but of some other nation, Isa. 14. 1. 
 '1 he strangers shall be joined with them; that 
 is, many of the Gentiles. [3] Any one that was 
 7wt of Aaron’s seed, not-withstanding he were an 
 Israelite. Num. .3. 10. I he stranger thatcometh 
 nigh shall be put to death. CSee Num. 16. 40. | 
 18. 4. [4] One that uses this world as if he used 
 
 It not, who does not think himself at home white 
 in this world, but has his mind and eye fixed on 
 his country which is above. Psal. .39. 12. 1 am a 
 strancer with thee, and a sojourner, as all my 
 fathers were. lieb. 11. 13. 1 hey confessed that 
 they were strangers and pilgrims on earth. [5) 
 ISuch as were without all title to, or interest in, 
 either the outward privileges, or saving blessings, 
 of the covenant of grace. Kph. 2. 12. /It that 
 tiine ye were strangers from tlie covenant of pro¬ 
 mise, namely, during your heathenism. [6] One 
 who is not of the king's stock and family, jilat. 
 
 17 . 25, 26. Ol whom do the kings ol tlie earth 
 fake custom or tribute ? ol their own children, 
 or ol strangers ? [7] One who being made a cap¬ 
 tive, has lost his former liberty and dignity, which 
 he enjoyed in his own cimntry. Obad. 12. Ihou 
 shoublest not have looked on the day of thy bro¬ 
 ther, in the day that he became, a stranger. [8] 
 yl woman that is not a man's own wife. Prov. 5. 
 20. Why wilt thou embrace the bosom of a 
 stj'anger ? [9] Profane or unclean persons, .loel 
 3. 17 . There shall no strangers pass through her 
 any tnoi e. None of the enemies of the church 
 shall invade and subdue it any more, nor projane 
 persons mingle themselves with it, so as to cor¬ 
 rupt her doctrine or worship. [10] Persons of 
 a perfidious and barbaroiu disposition, who, though 
 of the same nation, yet carry themselves as if 
 they were void of all piety and humanity. Lhus 
 Uavid Calls the Ziphites, though Israelites, 
 strangers, Psal. 54. 3. [11] Persecuted, or ba¬ 
 nished Christians. lieb. 13. 2. Be not toigettul 
 to entertain sti angers. [12] f alse teachers, such 
 as arc strangers to sound doctrine. John 10. 
 
 5. And a stranger will they not follow. As to 
 the two sorts c/strangers among the Jews, name¬ 
 ly, Advena justitiae, and Advena portae, iiee 
 Pkoselyte. 
 
 Gen. 15. 13. know that thy seed shall be a y. in a land 
 
 17 . 8. give land wherein thou art a s. 28. 4.) 37 . 1. 
 12. or that is bought with money of any y. 
 
 27 . bought with money of the y. were circumcised 
 23. 4. I am a y. with you, Psal. .39. 12. 1 119. 19. 
 Exod. 2. 22. 1 have been a y. in a strange land 
 12. 19 . shall be cut off, whether a y. or born in the 
 land. Lev. 16. 29. 1 17- 15. Num. 15. 30. 
 43. there shall no y. eat thereof, 29- 33. 
 
 48. wtien a y. will keep the passover, Num. 9. 14. 
 
 49 . one law shall be to him that is home-born and 
 file y. Lev. 24. 22. Kum. 9. 14.1 15. 15, 16, 29. 
 
 18. 1 .3. the name of the one was a s. tliere 
 
 20. 10. nor y. that is within thy gates, Deut. 5. 14. 
 
 22. 21. thou shall not vex or oppi ess a y. 
 
 23. 9. ye know heartofa y. seeiiigye weresfrangers 
 12. shall rest, fliat the y. may be refreshed 
 
 3U. .33. whosoever putteth any of it upon a y. 
 Lev.XI. 12. neither shall any y. amoiigyou eat blood 
 
 19 . 10. thou Shalt leave them for .v. ‘.'.3. 22.1 25. 6. 
 
 33. if a y. sojourn in the land ye shall not vex him 
 
 34. the y. be as one born among you. Sum. 15. 15 
 
 22. 10. there shall no eat of the holy thing, 13. 
 12, if she he married to a y. she may not eat 
 
 25. neither from a s. hand shall ye offer the bread 
 
 24. 16. as well s. when blasphemeth put to de^itfi 
 
 25. .35. j’ea, tho’ he be a .s. tliou shall relieve him 
 47 . if a y. wax rich by thee, and thy poor brofher 
 
 sell himself to the s. or his family 
 Num. 1. 51. T.ev'ites set up tabernacle, the y. that 
 Cometh nigh sliall be put to death, 3. 10, .‘18. 
 
 15. 14. and if a y. sojourn and will offer an offering 
 
 16. 40. that no s. come near to offer incense bef. L. 
 
 18. 4. and a s. shall not come nigh unto you 
 
 7 . the y. that cometh niiih shall be put to death 
 
 19. 19. it shall be to Israel and y. a statute for ever 
 
 35. 15. six cities of refuge for y. Josh. 20. 9. 
 
 Deut. 1. 16 . hear and judge righteously betw. the.f. 
 
 19. 18. the Lord loveth the s. in giving liirn food 
 
 19 . love the y. for 3 ’e were strangers in Egypt 
 
 14. 21. shalt give that which dieth of itself to y. 
 
 17 . 15. not Set a y. over thee who is not thy brother 
 
 23. 7 . because thou wast a y. in his land 
 29. unto a y. thou mayest lend upon usuiy 
 
 25. 5. the wife shall not marry without to a s. 
 
 26. 11. thou shalt rejoice, thou, and they, amongyou 
 
 28. 43. the y. shall get up above thee very high 
 
 29 . 11. and tliy s. to enter into covenant with God 
 22. y. shall say, why hath the Lord done thus 
 
 31. 12. gather th 3 'y. that he may hear and learn 
 Josh. 8. 33. the s. stood to hear vyords of law lead 
 Judg. 19 . 12. we will not turn aside to ciG’ of a y. 
 Iiuth2.l0. why have I found grace, seeing I amay.J* 
 2 .Sam. 1. 13. I am the son of a an .ymalekite 
 
 15. 19 . for thou art ay. and also an exile 
 
 1 Kings 3. 18. there was no y. with us in the house 
 
 8. 41. moreover concerning a y. 2 Chron. 6. .32. 
 
 43. do according to all the s. calleth, 2 Chr. 6. 33. 
 Job 15. 19 . and no y. passed among them 
 19. I5. and my maids count me tor a 
 + 27 . whom mine eyes shall behold, and not a y. 
 31. .32. the y. did not lodge in street, but I opened 
 Psal. 69. 8 . I am become a y. to 1113 ' brethren 
 94 . 6. they slay the widow and tlie y. and murder 
 199 . 11. and let the y. spoil his labour 
 
 I . 37 . t4. how shall sing l.ord’s song in land ofy..* 
 Prov. 2. 16. to deliver thee even from tlie y. 
 
 5. 19. and thy labours he in the house of a s. 
 
 :20. wh 3 ' wilt thou embrace the bosom of a s. ? 
 
 6. 1. if thou hast stricken thine hand with a.y. 
 
 7 . 5. the 3 ' may keep thee from tlie s. who Hatters 
 
 II. 15. he that is suretv' I'or a s. shall smart for it 
 14. 10. and a .t. doth not intermeddle with his joy 
 29. 16 . take his garm. that is surety for a s. 27. 13. 
 
 27 . 2 . let a y. praise thee, and not thine own lips 
 Eccl. 6. 2. not power to eat thereof, but a y. eatetli it 
 Isa. 56. 3. neillier let tlie .son of a y. sneak, sa 3 iii" 
 
 6. file sons of the y. that join themselves to Li rd 
 62. 8. the sons of the y. sliall not drink thy wine 
 
 Jer. 14. 8. wliy shouldest thou be as a y. in the land 
 Ezek. 14. 7- every s. that settetli up his idols 
 22.7-thev’dealt hy oppression with they. 29. 
 
 44.1 7 . brought info my sanctuary children of a s. 
 
STR 
 
 STR 
 
 STR 
 
 EzeJc.AA. 9. no uncircumc. shall enter my sanct 
 47 . 23. that ill what tribe tlie s. sojourneth 
 olad. 12. ill the day that lie became a i. 
 
 .3. 5. and that turn aside the .v. from hisriglit 
 Alat. 25. .35. 1 was a s, and ye took me in, 4.1. 
 
 38. Mhen saw we thee a.r. and took thee in r 44. 
 Lrde 17 . 18. not found that re.turned, save tliis j-. 
 £4. 18. art thou only a s. in .lerus. and not known 
 Jo//u 10. 5. s. Nvill they not follow, bat liee friiin him 
 Acts 7.29. Moses was a j. in the land of Midian 
 Hee I'ATHF.m.iiss. 
 SrUANGKRS. 
 
 Ge7i. 31. 1,5. are we not counted of him s. ? 
 
 36. 7. the land wherein they were s. Exod. 6. 4. 
 Exod. 22. 21. for ye were s. in the land of Lgypt, 
 
 23. 9. Lev. 19. 34. 1 25. 23. Dent. 10.19. 
 Lev. 17 . 8 . .'. that offer an oblation, 22. 18. 
 
 10. whatsoever of the j. that eateth any blood 
 
 13. the .V. that huuteth shall pour out the blood 
 
 20. 2. of the s. that jiive his seed to Molech 
 
 25. 45. of the children of the .v. shall ye buy 
 Vent. 24. 14. thou shalt not oppress a serv. tho’ of.f. 
 
 31. If), will i !0 a whoring after gods of the .'. ot land 
 Jodi. 8. 35. the.v. that were conversant ainong them 
 Jitrig. 10 . t 16. thev out awa^' the godsot j. 
 
 2 6a//(.22. 45. .(.shall submit themselves unto me_ 
 46. .V. shal 1 fade a\( ay ancibealraid, Pi. 18. 44,45. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 19. when ve were in it, Pial.Wb. 12. 
 22. 2. David comihanded to gather the i. in Israel 
 
 29. 15. for we are s. as were all our fathers 
 
 2 C/tron. 2. 17. and Solomon numbered all the j. 
 
 15. 9. and Asa gathered all .ludah and the s. 
 
 3'i. 25. the f. of Israel and all .ludah rejoiced 
 
 Ae/i. 9. 2. Seed of Isr. separated thems. from ail s. 
 
 13. .30. thus cleansed 1 them fiom all .c. and ao|)oin. 
 P.'. 54. 3. for i. are risen up ag. me, and oppressors 
 116. 9 . the Lord preserveih the .v. he relieveth 
 Vrov. 5 .10. lest .c. be tilled with thy wealth 
 
 17 . let them be only thine own, not s. with thee 
 Isa. 1. 7 . _\ ()ur cities burnt, your land .v. devour it in 
 j'Oiir presence, it is desolate, as overthrown by s. 
 
 2.6. they please themselv es in the children of i. 
 
 5.17. the waste places of the tat ones shall s. eat 
 11.1. and the .v. shall be joined with them 
 25. 2. thou hast made a palace of s. to be no city 
 5. thou shalt bring down the noise of s. 
 
 29. 5. multitude of thy s. shall he like small dust 
 
 60 . 10. the sons of s. shall build up thy walls 
 61.5. and i. shall stand and feed your flocks 
 
 Jei\ 2. 25. 1 have loved i. and after them will 1 go 
 
 3. 13. thou hast scattered thy ways to the . 1 . 
 
 [>. 10 . so shall ye serve i. in a land that is not yours 
 
 30. 8. -v. shall no more serve themselves of him 
 .35. 7- that ye may live in the land vv here ye be j. 
 51.51. for i. are come into the sanctuaries of Lord 
 
 Lam. 5. 2. our inherit, is turned to j'. houses to aliens 
 .L'.'.ek. 7 .21. I will give it into hand of .v. tor a prey 
 
 11. 9. 1 will deliver you into the hands off. 
 
 16. 32. a wife who taketh .v. instead of her husband 
 28. 7- behold therefore I will bring f. upon thee 
 
 10. thou shalt die the deaths by the hand of . 9 . 
 
 .30. 12. 1 will make the land waste by the hand off. 
 .31. 12. f. have cut him oft, and have left him 
 
 44. 7 . in that ye have brought into my sanctuary s. 
 47 . 22. for an inheritance to you and to ihef. 
 ilm. 7 . 9. f. have devoured his strength, know, it not 
 }k 7- it so he it j ield, the f. shall swallow it up 
 Joel .3. 17 . there shall no f. iiass thro’ her any more 
 Vhad. 11. in tlie day that f. carried away captive 
 Mat. 17 .25. of whom take tribute ? of chlldr. or off. 
 
 26. Peter saith to him, of f. |1 27- 7- fo bury f. in 
 John 10. 5. for thev know not the 'oice off. 
 jicts 2.10. and f. of Rome, .Jews and proselytes 
 
 1,3. 17 . w lien they dwelt as f. in the land of l•’g'ypt 
 Eplt. 2. 12. were f. from the covenants of inomise 
 
 19 . therefore ye are no more f. but fellow-citizens 
 1 'J'lm. 5. 10. if she have lodged f. if she have washed 
 Jleh.W. 1.3. confessed they were f. and pil. on earth 
 13. 2. be not forgetful to enteitain f. for some 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 1. to the f.scattered thro’Pontus. Galatia 
 2. 11. 1 beseech you asf. jiilgrims, abst. from lusts 
 
 3 Ju/iN 5. dost faithfully, whatsoever thou dost to f. 
 
 STRANGELY. 
 
 Detit. ,32. £ 7 . lest adversaries should behave them. s. 
 STRANGLED. 
 
 Nall. 2. 12. the lion did tear and .9, for his lionesses 
 Acts 15. 20. that they abstain from things f. 29. I 
 STRANGLING. [21.25. 
 
 Jo/) 7 . 15. so that my soul chooseth f. and death 
 S'l RAW, 
 
 Gea. 24.25. we have both .(. and provender enough 
 
 32. he gave f. and provender for the catnels 
 Exod. 5. 7- yo shall no more give f. 10, 16, 18. 
 
 11. go ye, get you f. where you can find it 
 Jud;/. 19 . 19. yet there is both f. and provender 
 
 1 Kings A. 28. brought barley also, and f. for horses 
 Joh 41. 27 . esteetneth iron as f. brass as rotten wood 
 Jsa. 11 . 7 . and the lion shall east f. like the ox, 65.25. 
 25. 10, Moab shall be trodden down, even as f. 
 STRAW ED. 
 
 Exod. 32. 20. he ground the calf, f. it on the water 
 £ C/tron. .34. 4. he f. upon the graves of them that 
 Mat. 21. 8. cut down branches and f. th. Mar/c 11.8. 
 25. 24. and gathering where thou hast not s. 
 
 26. and gather where 1 have not f. 
 
 STR EAI\I. 
 
 Nttm. 21. 15. what he did at the f. of the brooks 
 Joh 6. 15. and as the f. of brooks they pass a\vay 
 P.v)?/. 124. 4. then the .9. had gone over our soul 
 J'ff. 27 . 12. the Ld. shall beat off to the .9. of I’.gfypt 
 .30. 28. his breath as an overflowing f. shall reach 
 .3.3. like a s. of brimstone, doth kindle it 
 57 . 6. among smooth stones of the .9. is thy portion 
 66. 12. the glory of the Gentiles like a flowing s. 
 Dan.7. 10. fiery .9. issued and came forth before him 
 Amos 5. 24. and righteousness as a mighty s. 
 
 Luke 6. 48. thes. beat vehemently on tliat house, 49. 
 STREAMS. 
 
 r..rod. 7 . 19. stretch out thine hand on their s. 8. 5. 
 Psa/. 46. 4. . 9 . whereof shall make glad city of G. 
 78. 16. he brought . 9 . also out of rock, and waters 
 
 20. the waters gushed out. the s. overflowed 
 
 P. sal. 126, 4. turn ag. our captiv. as . 9 . in the south 
 Cant. 4. 15. well of living waters, .v. from I.ebanon 
 Isa. 11.15. the T^ord shall smite it in the sevens. 
 
 30. 25. on every high hill shall he s. of waters 
 
 3.3. 21. will be to us a place of broad rivers and s. 
 .34. 9 . the s. thereof shall be turned into pitch 
 35. 6. waters break out and s. in the desert 
 
 S'lREET. 
 
 Geti.19. 2 . but we will abide in the s. all night 
 Detit. 13.16. thou shalt gather all the spoil into j-. 
 Jo.y/i. 2. 19. any go out of thy house into the .v. 
 Judg. 19. 15. he sat down in a .9. of the city, 17 . 
 
 20. the old man said, only lodge not in the s. 
 
 2 6’c//)i.21. 12. had stolen from the s. of Reth-shan 
 22. 4.3. 1 did stamp them as the mire of the j'. 
 
 2 C/ir. 29. 4. and gathered them in the east .9. .32. 6. 
 lEra 10. 9. all the people sat in .(. of house of God 
 Ne/i. 8.1. the people gathered as one man into the . 9 . 
 3. he read therein before the .9. that was before 
 
 16. so people made booths in tlie i. of water-gate 
 E.st/t. 6. 9. bring him on hoiseback thro’ the s. 11. 
 Joh 18. 17- and he shall have no name in the s. 
 
 29 . 7 . when 1 prepared my seat in the s. 
 
 .31. .32. stranger did not lodge in the .9. but I open. 
 Prov. 7 . 8. passing thro’ the jf. near her corner 
 lsa.4‘1. 2. his \oiie not heard in .v. Mat. 12. 19. 
 51.23. and thou hast laid thy body as the . 9 . 
 
 59. 14. for truth is fallen in the s. and equity 
 Jer. 37 . 21. give him daily bread out of bakers' . 9 . 
 Lam. 2. 19. that faint for hunger in top of every ji. 
 
 4. 1. stones are poured out in the top of every s. 
 Es.ek. 16 . 24. made thee an high place in every s. 31. 
 Dan. 9 . 25. the s. shall he built again and the wall 
 Acts9. 11. and go into the .9. called .Straight 
 
 12. 10. Peter went on, and jiassed through one . 9 . 
 liev. 11.8. their dead bodies shall lie in the.9.of city 
 21.21. and the . 9 . of the city was pure gold 
 22. 2. in the midst of the .v. was the tree of life 
 S'l'RLE I S. 
 
 E/nm. 22. + .39. and they came to a city of s. 
 
 (tKam. 1.20. publish it not in the s. of Askelon 
 1 Kings QO. 34. thou shalt make s. in Damascus 
 Pyal. 18. 42. 1 did cast tliem out as dirt in the s. 
 55. 11. deceit and guile depart not from her s. 
 
 144.13. sheep may bring forth ten thous. in our j. 
 
 14. that there be no comtjlaining in our s. 
 
 Prov. 1. 20. wisdom utterelh her voice in the .9. 
 
 5. 16 . and rivers of waters in thei. 
 
 7 . 12. now is she without, now in the .9. and lieth 
 22. 1,3. there is a lion without, I shall be slain in s. 
 26. 13. the slothful man saith, a lion is in the s. 
 Eccl. 12. 4. and the doors shall he shut in the s. 
 
 5. and the mourners go about the s. 
 
 Cant. 3. 2. 1 will go about the city in the . 9 . 
 
 La. 5.25. and their cai cases were torn in midst of . 9 . 
 
 10. 6. to tread them down like the mire of the s. 
 
 15. 3. in their s. they shall gird thenuselves 
 
 24. 11. there is a crying for wine in the s. 
 
 51. 20. thy sons lie at the head of all the s. 
 
 Jer. 5. 1. run ye to and fro thro’ the j. of .Jerusalem 
 7 . 17 . seest thou not what th.ey do in . 9 . of .Jerusalem 
 34. cause to cease from the i. of .Jerusalem mirth 
 
 9. 21. death come, cut off young men from the . 9 . 
 
 11. 6. proclaim these words in the .9. of .Jerusalem 
 
 1.3. according to the number of the .9. of .Jerusalem 
 
 14. 16 . people shall be cast out in the^. of .lerusalem 
 33.10. mirth shall be heard in the f. of .Jerusalem 
 
 44.6. my anger was kindled in the .9. of .Jerusalem 
 
 9 . wickedness they liave committed in s. of .lerus. 
 £1. the incense that ye burn in . 9 . of .Jerusalem 
 
 48. 38. there shall be lamentation in thei’. of Moab 
 49,26. her young men shall fall in her . 9 . 50. .30. 
 51. 4. and they that are thrust through in her s. 
 Lam.‘I. 11. sucklings swoon in the 9'. of tlie city, 12. 
 £1. the young and the old lie on ground in the . 9 . 
 4.5. they thatdid teed delicately, are desolate in s. 
 
 8. her Nazarites are not known in the , 9 . 
 
 14. they have wandered as blind men in the s. 
 
 18. they huntour steps that we cannot go in ourr. 
 Ezek.7. 19 . they shall cast their silver in the .v. 
 
 11.6. ye have tilled the . 9 . ttiereof with the slain 
 £6.11. with the hoofs of his horses tread down thy . 9 . 
 28. 2.3. 1 will send pestilence and blood into her^. 
 
 y/))/w 5.16. wailing tie in all.c. and say, alas, alas! 
 Mic. 7 . 10. shall be trodden dow n as mire of the j-. 
 Eah. 2. 4. chariots shall rage in the j. shall justle 
 .3.10. were dashed in |)ieces at the top of the .9. 
 '/.ejili. 3.6. I made their .9. waste and none jiassetli 
 Zech. 8. 4. old men and old women shall dwell in s. 
 5. the . 9 . of the city shall be full of boys and girls 
 
 9.3. Tj rus hea|)ed iqi fine gold as mire in the s. 
 
 10. 5. who tread down their enemies in the . 9 . 
 
 Mat. 6. 2. do not sound a trumpet before thee in s. 
 
 5. for they love to pray standing) in corners of . 9 . 
 Mark 6. 56. they laid the sick in the s. Arts 5. 15. 
 Lnke 10.10. go out into the s. of the same, and say 
 
 1.3.20. shall begin to .say, thou hast taught incur .9. 
 
 14. 21. go out quickly into .v. and lanes of the city 
 
 SlRENtiTll. 
 
 Got. 4.12. ground shall not henceforth yield her j. 
 Exod. 13. 3. by s. the Lord brought j ou out, 14. 16. 
 K'nm. 23. 22. he hath the s. ot an unicorn, 24. 8. 
 Judg. 5.21. () my soul, thou hast trodden down ,9. 
 
 1 N'fl))). 2. 4. they that .stumbled are girt with .(. 
 
 9. wicked he silent, for by . 1 . shall no man prevail 
 
 10 . he shall give s. unto his king, and exalt horn 
 
 15. 29 . the .9. of Israel will not lie, nor repent 
 
 28. 22. and eat, that thou tna.\ est hav e , 9 . in goingon 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 40. thou hast girded me with .9. to battle, 
 
 hast subdued them under me, Psat. 18. .32, .39. 
 
 1 Kings7. t21. he set up pillars in tive temple, lie 
 
 calico the left pillar, in it is .9. 2 C/tron. .3.1 17 . 
 
 2 Kings 0 .. I I 6 . there he with us fifty sons of .9. 
 
 18.20. 1 have counsel and .9. for w ar, /'«. .36.5. 
 
 19 . 3 . and there is 110.9. to bring foith, /.•.a. . 37 . 3. 
 
 1 C/tron. 16 . 27 . . 9 . and gladness are in his place 
 
 28. give to l.ord glory and .9. l’sal.Q9. 1. 196.7. 
 26. 8. they, their sons, and brethren, able men for j. 
 
 29. 12 . in tliine hand it is to give .9. unto all 
 
 i 14. that we should obtain .9. to otier willingly 
 
 Q. C/tr.l. t6. hath obtained 9 . to liuild him an liduse 
 
 13.20. neither did Jeroboam recover s. again 
 
 2 Chr. .30. + 21. singing with instrumentsof.9. to Lord 
 Ezra 4. + 13. thou shalt endamage the s. of kings 
 Ke/t. 4. 10. s. of the bearers of burdens is decayed 
 Joh 9 . t 13. the helpers of .>•. do stoop under him 
 
 19 . if 1 speak of j. lo, he isstrong, if ofjudgment 
 
 12. 13. with him is wisdom and r. hath counsel, 16. 
 
 21. and he weakeneth the .). of the mighty 
 
 17 . t 9 . he that hath clean hands, shall add s. 
 
 18. 1.3, it shal I devour the .9. of his skin 
 
 22. + 25. and thou shalt have silver of j. 
 
 23. 6. no, blithe would puti. in me 
 
 .30. 2. whereto might .9. of their hands profit me 
 t 21. w ith .9. of thy hand thou opposestag. me 
 
 31. t 39. if eaten the s. thereof without money 
 36. 19 . he will not esteem all the torces of s. 
 
 39 . 19. hast thou given the horse s.? 
 
 41.22. in his neck remaineth f. sorrow turned to joy 
 I’sai. 8. 2. out of mouth of babes hast ordained r. 
 2u. 6. with the saving .v. of his right hand 
 
 27 . 1. Lord is the s. of my life, of whom be afraid 
 
 28. 8. and he is the, saving i. of his anointed 
 
 29. 11. the Lord will give .9. to his people 
 .3t(. +7- Jko't hast sett led .9. for my mountain 
 
 31. + 2. be thou to me for a rock of .9. a (iefence 
 
 33. 16 . the mighty is not delivered by much s. 
 
 39 .13. 0 spare me, that 1 tnay recover s. before I go 
 46. 1. God is our refuge and s. a help, 81. 1. 
 
 60 . 7 . Ephraim is the j. of mine head, 108. 8. 
 
 + 9. who will bi ing me into the city of j. ? 
 
 62. t 11 . I heard this that . 9 . belongeth unto God 
 68 . 34. ascribe ye, 9 . unto God, his s. is in cloutis 
 .35. God of Israel is he that giveth s. and power 
 
 73 . 26. but God is the .9. of my heart and portion 
 
 74 . I 15. thou driedstup rivers of s. 
 
 81. l.sing aloud unto (iod ourr. make a noise 
 84. 5. blessed is the man whose . 9 . is in thee 
 7 . ihe^' go from s. to s. every one of them in Zion 
 90. 10. and if by reason of . 9 . they be fourscore 
 93. 1. the Lord is clothed with majestj’ and s. 
 
 95. 4. ther. of the hills is his also 
 
 96 . 6. s. and beauty are in his sanctuary 
 99 . 4. the king’s s. also loveth judgment 
 
 I. 38. 3. thou strengthenedst me vvilh .9. in my soul 
 140. 7- O God the J.ord, thej-. of my salvation 
 
 Prov. 8. 14. I have s. || 10. 29. way of Lord isf. 
 
 14. 4. but much increase is by the f. of ox 
 
 21. 22. a wise man casteth down the 5. thereof 
 
 24. 5. yea, a man of knowledge increasetli s. 
 
 31. 17 . she girdeth her loins wdth s. strengtheneth 
 
 25. J-. and honour are her clothing, she shall rej. 
 Eccl. 9. . 16 . then 1 said, wisdom is better than s. 
 
 10. 10. if iron be blunt, then must put to more^. : 
 
 17 . princes eat for .9. and not for drunkenness 
 Isa. 5. 22. and men ofr. to mingle Strong drink 
 
 10. 13. by thef. of my hand I have done it 
 23. 4. the sea hath spoken, even the s. of the sea 
 
 25. 4. thou hast been a r. to the poor, a .9. to the 
 needy in hi.s distress, a refuge from tlie storm 
 
 26. 4. in the Lord .J EHOV.AH is everlasting s. 
 
 28. 6. for f. to them that turn the battle to gate 
 
 30.3. the . 9 . of Pliaraoh shall beyoursJiame 
 
 33. 6. wisdom shall be stability and .9. of salvation 
 
 40. 9- O .lerusalem, lift up thy voice with s. 
 
 29 . to them that have no might, he increaseth s. 
 
 42.25. he hath poured on him the s. of battle 
 
 44. 12. he worketh it with the s. of Ids arms 
 
 45. 24. in the l.ord have 1 righteousness andj. 
 
 51. 9 . awake, awake, put on .9. O arm of l.ord 
 
 Jer. 20. 5. moreover 1 will deliver all .9. of this city 
 51.53. tho’ she should fortify the height of her s. 
 l.am. 1. 6. they are gone without i-. before pursuer 
 Ezek. .30. 15. will jiour m 3 ' fury on sin,. 9 .of Egypt 
 
 18. the pomp others.shall cease in hei', .3.3. 28. 
 Dan.Q.. . 37 . God hath given thee power, .9. glory 
 
 41. but there shall he in it ofthe s. of the iron 
 3. f 20. he commanded the might 3 ' ofi. to bind 
 
 II. 15. neithershall there be any i-. to withstand 
 17 . to enter with the of his whole kingdom 
 .31. they shall pollute the sanctuary of r. 
 
 Joel 3. 16. the Lord the .v. ofthe children of Tsiael 
 Amos 6.13. have we not taken hoi ns by our own s. ? 
 Kali. 1. + 7- the Lord is j-. in the day of trouble 
 3.9.Ethio|)iaand Egypt were herj. Put and Lubim 
 
 11. thou also shall seek . 9 . because of the enemy 
 Hag. 2.22. 1 will destroy , 9 . of kingdoms of heatfien 
 L.nke 1. 51. he hath shewed .f. with his arm 
 
 Acts .3. 7- Ids feet and ancle bones received , 9 . 
 
 Pom. 5. 6. when yet without s. Christ died 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56. sting is sin, the .9. of sin is the lavv 
 
 2 Cor. 1.8. we were jiressed out of measure, above s. 
 JJeh. 11. 11. Sara her.self receiveti . 9 . to conceive seed 
 Pev. 3. 8. for thou hast a little .9. hast kept my word 
 
 5. 12. worthy is Lamb to leceive .9. ami Ik nour 
 
 12. K). a voice saying, now is comesalvation aiidr, 
 17 . ^). tliese shall give their power and s. to beast 
 i/L-.s'J-RENfT riJ. 
 
 Exod. 14. 27 . and the sea returned to his s. 
 
 Deitt. 21. 17 . he is the beginning of his s. 
 
 Judg. 8. 21. rise thou, for as the man is, so is his s. 
 
 16. 5. entice liim, see wherein /ii.\ great .9. lieth 
 9 . his s. was not known || 19. hiss, went from him 
 2 Ktngs9. 24. .Jehu drew a how with hit full s. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 11. seek the Lord and his s. /'sal. 105.4. 
 Joh 18. 7- the stepsof his s. shall he straitened 
 
 12. h. s. shall be hunger-bitten, destruction ready 
 
 13. even first-born of death shall devour//A j. 
 
 21 . 23. one dieth in his full .9. lieing w holly at ease 
 
 37 .6. he saith to the great rain of his s. 
 
 39. 11. wilt thou trust him because/f/.9.>. is great ? 
 21. rejoiceth in his s. || 40. 16. his s. is in his loins 
 I'sal. 33. 17- I'ttr shall he deliver any hy/i/.v great 
 .52. 7 . this is the Ilian that maile not God hiss. 
 
 59. 9 . because of/lA j. will I w ait upon thee 
 
 65.6. who by his s. setleth fast the mountains 
 68. .31. ascriiie . 9 . to Goil, his s. is in the clouds 
 78. 4. shew ing to the generation to come his s. 
 
 61 . deJiyered his .>. into capti'ity and his glory 
 Jsa. .31. t 9 . he shall pass over to his s. for fear 
 44. 12. he is hungry, and his s. lailelh 
 
 62. 8. the Lord hatli sworn by the arm of his s 
 
 6.3. l.trayelling in the ereatness of A? 9 .9. 
 
 Dan. 11. 2. by his s. shall stirupall against Grecia 
 
STR 
 
 S T R 
 
 JIos. 7- 9. sfransers devoured hiss, he hnoweth not 
 
 12. 3. and by hi.t s. he had power with God 
 liev. 1. 16. Ins countenance was as tlie sun in/n'r 
 In .Sl'RENGl 11. 
 
 Gen. 49. 24. but Ids bow abode in s. and the arms 
 
 1 Kmgs 19. y. went m the s. of tliat meat forty days 
 Job 3. t 17. •nid there tlie wearied in s. be at rest 
 
 9. 4. he is wise in heart, and mighty hi s. 36. 5. 
 I'sal. 71. 16. 1 will go in the s. of the Lord God 
 103. 20. bless T.ord, ye his angels that excel in s. 
 147 . 10. he delighteth not in the s. of an horse 
 Prov. 24. t 5. a svise man is in s. yea increaseth st. 
 Isa. 8. t 11. Lord spake thus to me hi s. ot hand 
 .30. 2. to strengtht n themselves hi s. of Pharaoh 
 illtc. 5. 4. and he sliall feed hi the s. of the Lord 
 yit'/^9. 22. but Saul increased the more ms. 
 
 My STKKNGlfl. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 3. Ileuben, thou art the beginning of my s. 
 Exod. 15. 2. Lord is my s. and song, 2 Saw. 22. 33. 
 
 Psal. 18. 2. I 28. 7. 1 118. 14. Isa. 12. 2. 
 Josh. 14.11. as my s. was then, even so is my s. now 
 Judg. 16. 17- if 1 be shaven, my s. will go from me 
 Job 6. 11. what is my s. that 1 should hope r 
 
 12. is my s. of stones r or is 1113' flesh of brass ? 
 Psal. 18. 1. 1 will love thee, O l.ord, my s. 
 
 19 .14. O Ld. my s. 22.19. || 22. 15. 7ny s. is dried up 
 31. 4. pull me out of the net, for thou art my s. 
 
 10. my s. fails bee. of my iniquiG’, 38. 10.171. 9. 
 43. 2. thou art the God of my s. why go 1 niourning I 
 59. 17 . to thee, O my s. will I sing; God isdefence 
 02. 7 . art rock of my s. H 102. 23. he weakened my s. 
 139.115. my s. was not hid from tliee, w hen I was 
 
 144.1. blessed be L. my s. who teacheth my hands 
 Isa. 27 . S.iet him take hold of tnys. to make peace 
 49. 4. 1 have spent my s. for nought, and in vain 
 5. yet 1 sliall be glorious, my (lod shall be inys. 
 Jer. 16. 19. G Lord my s. H Hab. 3. 19. God is>nys. 
 Earn. 1. 14. they are wreathed, he made my s. to fall 
 
 3. 18. I said my s. and hope is perished trom Lord 
 Zech. 12.5. shall be my s. in Lord of hosts their God 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. for my s. is made perfect in weakness 
 
 Hee 
 
 Their STRENGTH. 
 
 Josh. 11. 13. as for cities that stood still in their s. 
 Psal. 37 . 39. he is their s. in the time of trouble 
 
 73 . 4. are no hands in their death, their s. is firm 
 78. 51. he smote the chief of their s. 105. 36. 
 
 89. 17- for thou art the glory of their s. 
 
 90. 10. yet is their s. labour and sorrow 
 Prov. 20. 29. the glory of young men is their s. 
 
 Isa. 30. 7 . I have cried, their s. is to sit still 
 
 40. 31. the 3 ’ that wait on Lord shall renew theirs. 
 
 41. 1. and let the people renew their s. 
 
 63. 6. I will bring dow n their s. to the earth 
 Ezek. 24. 25. when I take from them their s. 
 
 Joel. 2. 22. the fig-tree and vine do yield their s. 
 Thy .STRENGI'H. 
 
 Exod. 15. 13. thou hast guided them in thy s. 
 
 Deut. 33. 25. and as thy days, so shall thy s. be 
 Ju g. 16 . 6. tell me wherein thy s. lieth, 15. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 41. thou and ark of thy s. Psal. 1.32. 8. 
 Psal. 21. 1. the king shall joy in thy s. O Lord 
 
 13. be thou exalted, O Lord, in thine own 
 
 54. 1. save me b 3 ’ thy name, judge me by thy s. 
 
 68. 28. thy God hath commanded thy s. 
 
 71 . 18. until I have shewed thy s. to tins generation 
 
 74 . 13. thou didst divide the sea by thy s. 
 
 77 . 14. thou hast declared thy s. among the people 
 80. 2. stir up thy s. and come and save us 
 86. 16 . O turn to me, give thy s. to thy servant 
 110. 2. Lord shall send rod of.ihy s. out of Zion 
 Prov. 5. + 10. lest strangers be filled with thy s. 
 
 24. 10. if faint in da 3 - of adversit 3 ’, thy s. is small 
 31. .3. give not r. unto women, nor thy w’ays 
 Isa. 17 . 10. hast not been mindful of rocK of thy s. 
 52. 1. awake, awake, put on thy s. O Zion 
 63. 15. where istliy zeal and thy s. the sounding 
 jLmos 3. 11. he shall bring down thy s. from thee 
 Marklft. .30. thou shalt love the Lord thy God with 
 all thy heart and with all thy s. .3.3. Lnke 10. 27. 
 Yonr SIRENG'iTI. 
 
 Lev. 26. 20. and your s. shall be spent in \ ain 
 Neh. 8. 10. for the joy of the Lord is yours. 
 
 Isa. 23. 14. howl, ye ships, your s. is laid waste 
 30. 15. in quietness and confidence will be yours. 
 Ezek. 24. 21. my sanctuary, excellency of your s. 
 
 .STRENGTHEN. 
 
 Lev. fl5. + 35. if thy brother be poor s. him 
 Deut. 3.28. butcharge.Joshua, encourage and s. him 
 Judg. 16. 28. s. me, I pray thee, onl 3 ’this once 
 19 . t 5. s. thine heart with a morsel of bread 
 1 Kings 20. 22. go .f. thys. mark and see what dost 
 Ezra 6 . 22. to s. their hands in the work of house 
 Keh. 6 . 9. now therefore, O God, s’, my hands 
 Job 16. 5. but 1 would s. 3 ’ou with my mouth 
 Psal. 20. 2. l.ord send thee help, s. thee out of Zion 
 27 . 14. wait on Lord, he shall .v. thy heart, 3i. 24. 
 41. 3. Lord will .f. him on the bed of languishing 
 68 . 28. s. that w hich thou hast wrought for us 
 89. 21 . be established, mine arm also shall s. him 
 119 . 28. s. thou me according to thy won! 
 
 Isa. 22 . 21 . and 1 will j. him with thy giiflle 
 30. 2 . to s. themselves in the strength of Pharaoh 
 .33. 23. they could not well s. their mast 
 35. 3. s. ye the weak hands 1! 41. 10. 1 will s. thee 
 54. 2. lengthen thy cords, and s. thy stakes 
 Jer. 4. + 6 . set up the standard, s. stay not 
 23. 14. they s. also the hands of evil doers 
 £zel. 7 . 13. nor shall any s. himself in iniquity 
 16. 49 . neither did she c. liand of poor and needy 
 30. 24. 1 w ill s. arms cf the king of Babylon, 25. 
 34. 16. and I will s. that which was sick 
 Dan. 11 . 1 . even I .“iood to confirm and to s. him 
 Amos 2 . 14. and th-^ strong shall not s. his force 
 Zech. 10. 6 . and J will s. the house of .ludah 
 12 . I w'ill s. them in the Lord, they shall walk 
 Luke 22. 32. whsn thou art converted, j. brethren 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. God make you perfect, stablish, s. you 
 Eev. 3. 2. be watchful and s. things which remain 
 ST R ENGTH EN ED, Actively. Passively. 
 Gen. 48. 2. JsraeS s. himself, and sat upon the bed 
 Judg. 3 . 12. the 7<ord s Eglon against Israel 
 
 47a 
 
 STR 
 
 Judg. f. 11. and afterwards shall thine hands be s. 
 9. t 21. which s. his hands to kill his brethren 
 
 1 Ham. 2.3. 16. Jonathan went and .c. han(l in God 
 
 2 Ham. 2. 7. therefore now let your hands be s. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 10. who.?, themselves with David 
 
 2 Chron. 1.1. and Solomon was .v. in Ins kingdom 
 
 11. 17 . so they 5. tlie kingdom of.ludah 
 
 12.1. w'hen Itehob. had s. himself, he forsook law 
 
 13. 7 . and have s. themselves against Rehoboam 
 17 . 1 . .lehoshaphat j. himself against Israel 
 
 21. 4. .lehoram s. himself and slew all his brethren 
 2.3. 1. .Ichoiada f. himself and took the caiJtains 
 2t. 1.3. they set house of God in his state, and s. it 
 
 25. 11. Amaziah s. himself, and led forth people 
 
 26. 8. for Uzziah .w himself exceedingly 
 
 28. 20. came and distressed Ahaz, but s. him not 
 321 5. llezekiah s. himself, and built the wall 
 Ezra 1. 6. all that were, about them s. their hands 
 
 7 . 28. I w’as s. as hand of iny God was upon me 
 Neh. 2. 18. they s. tireir hands for this good work 
 Job 4. .3. and thou hast s. the weak hands 
 
 4. and thou hast s. the feeble knees 
 Psal. 52. 7 . and S', himself in his wickedness 
 147 . 1.3. for he hath .v. the bars of thy gates 
 Prov. 7 . + 1.3. she s. her face and said to him 
 
 8. 28. when he s. the fountains of the deep 
 
 Isa. 45. + 1. saith to Cyrus, whose rig. hanrf f haves. 
 Ezek. 13.22. ye have s. the hands of the wicked 
 .34. 4. the diseased have ye not s', nor healed sick 
 Dan. 19. 18. one touched me, and s. me, 19. 
 
 11. 6. he that begat her and s. her in these times 
 
 12. shall cast down many, but he shall not be s. by 
 Dos. 7 . 15 . tho’ I have bound and s. tb.eir arms 
 xlcts9.\9. Saul wass. j] E.ph. 3.16. tobes. with might 
 Cot. 1. 11. s. with all might according to his power 
 2 Tim. A. 17 . the Lord stood with me and s. me 
 STRENGTHEN EDS r. 
 
 Psal. 1,38. 3. and s. me with strength in my soul 
 STRENGTHEN ETIL 
 Job 15. 25. he s. himself against the Almighty 
 Psal. 104. 15. and bread which s. man's heart 
 Prov. 24. t 5. yea, a man of knowledge s. might 
 .31. 17 . she gir'delh her loins, and s. her arms 
 Eccl. 7 . 19. vvisdom s. the wise more than ten men 
 Isa. 44. 14. the cypress and oak he s. for himself 
 Amos 5. 9. that s. the spoiled against the strong 
 Phil. 4.13. 1 can do all things thro’ Christ w ho j. me 
 .slRENG fllENlNG. 
 
 Luke 22. 43. there appeared an angel s. him 
 Acts 18. 23. Paul w'ent to Galatia, s. all the disciples 
 SIREICH. 
 
 Exod. 7 . 19 . s. out thy hand upon waters of Egypt 
 
 8. 5. s. forth thine hand over streams and rivers 
 
 16 . s. out thy rod and smite dust of land 
 
 25. 20. cherub, shall s. forth Iheir wings on high 
 Josh. 8. 18. s. out spear that is in thy hainl to Ai 
 
 2 Kings 21.13.1 will j. over Jems, line of Samaria 
 
 1 Chron. 21. -t 10. I s. out three things, choose one 
 Job 11. 1.3. if thou s. out thine hands toward him 
 
 39. 26. <loth the hawk s. her wings toward south I 
 Psal. 68. 31. shall soon s. out her hands to God 
 Isa. 28. 20. shorter than that a man can j. himself 
 .34. 11. he shall s. upon it the line of confusion 
 
 54.2. s. forth the curtains of thy habitat, let them 
 Jer. 10. 20. there is none to s. forth my tent 
 Ezek. .30. 25. king of Babyl. shall s. out my sword 
 Amos 6. 4. and s. themselves upon their couches 
 Mat. 12. 13. Jesus said to man, s. forth thy hand 
 Jolm 21.18. thou shalt s. forth thy hands 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 14. for we s. not ourselves beyond meas. 
 
 .STRETCHED, Actively, Passively. 
 
 Gen. 22.10. Abraham s. forth hand to slay his son 
 48. 14. Israel s. out right hand, laid it on i’phrairn 
 Exod. 8 . 6 . .Taron s. out of his hand over waters, 17 . 
 
 9. 2.3. Moses S’, forth his rod toward heaven, 10. 1.3. 
 
 10. 22. Closes s. forth hand to heaven, 14. 21, 27. 
 Josh. 8. 18. and Joshuas, out the spear, 26. 
 
 19 . they ran as soon as he had s. out his hand 
 2 Sam. 6. + 17 . set ark in tabernacle David liad s. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 27. cherubims s. forth their wings 
 
 17 . 21 . he s. himself on child, 2 Kings 4. .34, .35. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 16. angel with a sword s. over 
 
 Jerusalem 
 
 Job .38. 5. who hath s. the line upon it 
 Psal. 44. 20. or s. our hands to a strange god 
 88. 9. 1 have s. out mj’ hands unto thee 
 136. 6. to him that s. out the earth above waters 
 Prov. 1. 24. because 1 have s. out my hand 
 Isa. .3. 16. because they walk with s. forth necks 
 
 5. 25. he hath s. forth his hand against them ; 
 his hand iss. out still, 9.12, 17, 21. | 10. 4. 
 
 14. 26. this is the hand that is s. out on all nations 
 
 27 . hand is s. out, and who shall turn it back ? 
 
 16. 8. her brant'hes are j. out, are gone over sea 
 2.3. 11. he f. out his hand over sea, shook kingdom 
 
 42. 5. that s. out the heavens, 45. 12. | 51.13. 
 
 Jer. 6. 4. the shadows of the evening are f. out 
 
 10. 12. lie s. out the heavens by his discretion 
 51. 15. he s. out heaven by his understanding 
 J^am. 2. 8. the Lord hath f.out a line 
 l.zek. 1.11. and their wings were s. upward 
 10. 7 . one cherub .c. forth his hand to the fire 
 16 . 27 . behold, 1 have s. out my hand over thee 
 Dos. 7 . 5. he s. out his hand with scorners 
 Amos 6. 7 . that.r. themselves shall be removed 
 Zech. 1. 16. a line shall be s. forth upon Jerusalem 
 Mat. 12.13. and he .v. forth his hand, Mark .3. 5. 
 Luke 22. .53. ye .v. forth no hands against me 
 Acts 12. 1. Herod J. his hands to vex the church 
 Eom. 10. 21. all day long I have s. forth my hands 
 See Arm. 
 
 STRETCHEDST. 
 
 Exod. 15. 12. thou out thy right hand, earth swal. 
 ST RETCH ESI. 
 
 Psal. 104. 2. who s. out the heavens like a curtain 
 Sl'RETCIIETH. 
 
 Job 15. 25. for he s. out his hand against God 
 
 26. 7* he .t. out the north over the empty place 
 Prov. .31. 20. she s. out her hand to the poor 
 Isa. 40. 22. that r. out the heavens as a curtain 
 44. 13. tlie carpenter j. out his rule, iiiarketh 
 
 24. that .f. forth the heavens alone, Zech. 12.1. 
 
 .STRETCHING. 
 
 Da. 8. 8. s. of hi ; w ings shall fill thy land, O Im. 
 Acts 4. 30. by s. forth thy hand to heal 
 STRIFE. 
 
 Geti. 13 . 7 . there was a s. between the herdmen 
 8. Abram said, let there be no j’. between me 
 Exod. 17- + 7- he called the name of ti:e placer. 
 Kum. 20. + 1.3. this is the water of r. because Israel 
 
 27 . 11. ye rebelled in the s. of the congregation 
 Deut. 1. 12. how can 1 myself alone bear yonr s. ? 
 Judg. 12.2. I and people were at great s. with .^.mm. 
 2 ■'iam. 19.9. all the peopla were atr. thro’ Israel 
 P.tal. 31. 20. shalt keep them from j.of tongues 
 55. 9. for 1 have seen violence and s. in the city 
 8)0. 6. thou makest us ar. to our neighbours 
 
 1C6. .32. they angere<l him at the waters of s. 
 Prov. 15. 18. a Vrathful man stirreth up s. 29. 22, 
 but he that is slow to anger aptieaseth s. 
 
 16. 28. a fro ward man soweth s. and a whisperer 
 
 17 . 1. than a house full of sacrifices, w ith s. 
 
 14. beginning of s. is as when one letleth out 
 
 19 . he loveth transgression, that loveth s. 
 
 20. .3. it is an honour for a man to cea.se trom * 
 
 22. 10. cast out the scoi ner, and s. shall cease 
 26. 17 . he that meddleth with s. bebmg. not to him 
 
 20. where there is no tale-bearer, the s. ceaseth 
 
 21. so is a contentious man to kindle s. 
 
 28. 25. he that is of a proud heart stineth up s. 
 30. 33. the fori ingof wrath bringeth forth s. 
 
 /fa. 41. -til. the men of thy s. shall perish 
 58. 4. behold, ye fast for s. and debate, to smite 
 Jer. 15. 10. that thou hast born me a manor f. 
 Ezek. 47 . 19 . even to the waters of j. 48. 28. 
 flab. 1.3. there are that raise up s. and contention 
 Luke in. 24. there was a j. among the disciples 
 Rom. 13. 13. walk honestly, not inr. and envying 
 1 Cor. 3. 3. there is among yon s. and envying 
 Gal. 5. 20. the works of the flesh ar^ wrath 
 Phil. 1.15. some indeed preach Christ even of s. 
 
 2. 3. let nothing be done thro’ s. or vain glory 
 
 1 Ti>tt. 6. 4. whereof cometh envy, railings 
 
 IIeb. 6. 16. and an oath is to them an end of all s. 
 Jain. 3. 14. but if ye have bitter envying and s. 
 
 16 . where s. is, there is confusion and evil work 
 STRIFES. 
 
 Prov. 10.12. hatrerl stirreth up s. love covers sins 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. lefet there be envyings, wraths, s. 
 
 1 Tim. 5.4. doting about questions and s. of words 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 2.3. knowing that they do gender s. 
 
 •STRIKE. 
 
 Exod. 12. 7 . and s. blood on the two side-posts. 22. 
 Deut. 21. 4. and shall s. off the heifer's neck there 
 2 Kings 5. 11. will come and s. his h.and over the 
 
 place 
 
 Job 17 . .3. who is he that will s. hands w ith me ? 
 
 20. 24. and the bow of steel shall hirn through 
 Psal. 110. 5. shall s. thro’ kings in day of his wrath 
 Prov. 7 . 23. till a dart s. through his liver 
 11. t 15. that hateth those that j-. hands is sure 
 17 . 26. it is not good to s. princes for equity 
 
 22. 26. be not thou one of them that s. hands 
 Jer. 40. t 14. hath sent Ishmael to s. thee in soul 
 Ezek. 39 . + 2. I will .s’, thee with six plagues 
 Hos. 14. + 5. he shall s. forth his roots as Lebanon 
 Hab. .3. 14. thou didst s. through with his staves 
 Mark 14. 65. did s. Jesus w ith palms of their hands 
 
 STRICKEN, Actively, Passively. 
 
 Gen. 18.11. Abram and .''arah well f. in age, 24.1. 
 Jo.\h. 13. 1. now Joshua was s. in years. 23. 1, 2. 
 .Judg. 5. 26. when Jael had s. through his temples 
 1 Kings 1. 1. king David was old and.f. in years 
 Prov.' 5. 1. if thou hast s. thy hand with a stranger 
 
 23. 35. they have s. me, and 1 was not sick 
 
 Isa. 1.5. why should ye her. any more ?revolt more 
 16 . 7 . surely they are a-. |i 53. 4. did esteem him s. 
 53. 8. for the transgression of my people was he a. 
 Jer. 5. 3. thou hast a. them, they have not grieved 
 Lam. 4. 9 . s. through for w'ant of the fruits of field 
 Luke 1. 7 . Zach. and Elisabeth well s. in years, 18. 
 STRIKER. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 3. a bishop must be sober, no a. Tit. 1.7. 
 SrillKETH. 
 
 Job 34. 26. he a. them as wicked men in sight 
 Prov. 17 . 18. a man void of understamlingA. hands 
 Rev. 9 . 5. as torment of scorpion, when he a. a man 
 STRING. 
 
 Psal. 11.2. they make ready their arrow upon a. 
 7IjarX’7. 35. a. of his ton<rue was loosed, he spake 
 STRINGS. 
 
 Psal. 21.12. shalt make ready their arrows upon a. 
 92 . 3. sing to him with the psaltery, with an in 
 sfrument of ten a. 33. 2. 1144. 9. 
 STRINGED. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. f 6. women came w ith three a. instnim. 
 Ps. 150. 4. praise him with a. instruments and org. 
 /(a. 38.20. we will sing my songs to a. instruments 
 Hab. 3. 19. to chief singer'on my a. instruments 
 
 STRIPE. 
 
 Exod. 21.25. shalt give wound tor wmund, a. for a. 
 ■STRIPE.'^. 
 
 See the Signification e/Scoi’RGE. 
 
 Deut. 25. 3. forty a. he may give him, and not ex¬ 
 ceed ; if he beat him above these with many .f. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 14. and w ith a. of the chihlren of men 
 Psal. 89.32. then w ill 1 visit their iniquity w ith a. 
 Pror. 17 . 10. than an hundred a. into a fool 
 
 19. 29 . and a. are prepared for the b.ick of fools 
 
 20. .30. so do A. the inward parts of the belly 
 Isa. 53. 5. with his a. we are healed, 1 Pet. 2. 24. 
 Luke 12. 47 . he who knew, be beaten with many a. 
 
 48. he who knew not shall be beaten with few a. 
 Acts 16 . 23. when they had laid many a. upon them 
 ,33. took them same hour, and washed their a. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 5. in a. in imprisonments, in tumults 
 11. 23. in A. above measure, in prisons, in deaths 
 24. of Jews five times received 1 forty a. save one 
 STRIP 
 
 Knm. 20. 26. and a. Aaron of his garments 
 1 N’nw. 31.8. Philist. came to a. slain, 1 Chr. 10.8. 
 Isa. 32.11. A. ye, make ye bare, gird sackcl. on loins 
 Ezek. 16. 39 . they shall a. thee ot thy clothes,23.26. 
 Hos. 2, 3. lest 1 a. her naked, and set her as in day 
 
STR 
 
 ST R 
 
 ST U 
 
 STRIPPED. 
 
 Gen. 37 . -3. that tliey s. Joseph out of his coat 
 Eiod. 33.6. Israel then^selves of their ornaments 
 I'Jum.K). ‘2H. Moses s. Aaron of his jtarments 
 
 1 -Saw. 18 . 4 . .Jonathan .9. himself of the robe on him 
 19 . 24. .Saul 9. off ills clothes also, and prophesie l 
 31. 9 . the Philistines Saul of his armour 
 
 2 Chroti. 20.25. precious jewels which they .9. off 
 Jiib 19 . 9 . he .9. me of my clory.and taken crown 
 
 22. 6. for thou hastr. naked of their clothing 
 Mic. 1.8. therefore I will go s. and naked 
 Mat. 27 . 28. they . 9 . Jesus, put on him scarlet robe 
 Luke 10. 30. thieves, which j. him of his raiment 
 SI RlPLINti. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 56. king said, inquire whose son the s. is 
 
 S 1 UI \ E. 
 
 Cell. 6. .3. my spirit shall not always s. wdth man 
 26. 20. the herdmen of Gej ar did s. with Isaac’s 
 
 i.'jrw/. 21. 18. if men s. together, and one smite an. 
 22. if man .9. and hurt a woman with chdd, he 
 shall be surely punished, Deut. 25. 11. 
 Deut. 33. 8. with whom thou liidst s. at Meribah 
 Judy. 11. 25. did he ever s. ag. Isr. or fight ag. them 
 Job . 33 .13. why dost thou s. against him 
 Ps. . 35 . 1. plead my cause with them thatf. with me 
 Pn>v. 3. .3t». J-. not with a man without cause 
 
 25. 8. go not forth liastily to s. lest thou know not 
 La. 41. 11. and they that s. with thee shall perish 
 
 45. 9. let the potsherd .v. with potsherds of earth 
 Has. 4. 4. let no man . thy people are as they that . 9 . 
 ^lat. 12. 19 . he shall not s. nor shall any hear voice 
 Luke 1.3. 24. s. to enter in at the strait gate 
 Horn. 15. 30. s. with me in your prayers to G. forme 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 5. and if a man also j-. for masteries 
 
 14. that they .9. not aliout words to no profit 
 24. and the servant of the I-ord must not j. 
 
 SJ'R1\ED. 
 
 Pom. 15. 20. so have I s. to preach the gospel 
 SI RIVEN. 
 
 Jer. 50. 24. because thou hast .9. against the Lord 
 SI RIVE I'll. 
 
 Isa. 45. 9. woe to him that . 9 . with his Maker 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. ev. man that. 9 . for mastery is temperate 
 
 SI RIVING. 
 
 Phil. 1. 27 . w’ith one mind s. for faith of the gospel 
 Cvl. 1. 29. .9. accord, to his working, which worketh 
 
 4. t 12. always r. fervently' for you in prayers 
 Heb. 12. 4. ye have not resisted to blood, s. ag. sin 
 STR IVINGS. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 14. hast delivered me from the of the 
 people, and inade head ofheatlien, Psal. 18. 4.3. 
 
 Til. 3. 9. avoid contentions and s. about thelaw 
 SiRGKE. 
 
 Leui. 17 . 8. if a matter too hard between .9. and s. 
 19. 5. and his hand fetcheth a s with the axe to cut 
 21. 5. by their word shall every .9. be tried 
 2 Sam. 20. I 10. .loab doubled not his. 9 . Amasadied 
 2 Chr. 2E+ 14. with a greats, will the Lord smite 
 Esth. 9. 5. Jews smote their enemies with the s. 
 
 Job 23. 2. my . 9 . is heavier than my groaning 
 36. 18. beware lest he take thee away with his s, 
 Psal. .38. til. my friends stand aloof from my r. 
 .39. 10. remove thy s. aw'ay from me 
 Isa. 14.6. he smote the people with a continual s. 
 .30. 26. tlie Lord healeth the .'. of their wound 
 53. + 8. for he was cut off out of the land, for the 
 transgression of my people was the s. upon him 
 Ezek.l^. 16. 1 take desire of thine eyes with a s. 
 STROKES. 
 
 Ptov. 18. 6. a fool’s mouth calleth for s. 
 
 STRONG. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 14. Issachar is a s. ass, couching down 
 24. and the arms of his hands were made . 1 . 
 
 Exod. 6. 1. with a s. hand shall letthem go, 1.3. 9. 
 
 10. 19 . the Lord turned a mighty .9. west wind 
 14. 21. L. caused sea to go back liy a .v. east wind 
 
 Num. 20. 20. Edom came againsthim with a s. hand 
 
 21. 24. border of the children of Ammon was s. 
 24. 21. Ralaam said, s. is thy dwelling-place 
 28. 7- the . 9 . wine to be poured out to the Lord 
 
 iJevt. 2_. .36. there was not one city too. 9 . torus 
 
 22. + 25. it man take s. holu of her, ami lie with her 
 28. 50. a.nation s. of face, which shall not regard 
 
 Josh. 14. 11. as yet I atn as .9. this day, as I was day 
 17-13. wdien Israel were waxen .9. Jndr/. 1. 28. 
 
 23. 9. Lor i hath driven out great nations and s. 
 Judg. 6. t2. the hand of Midian w as . 9 . ag. Israel 
 
 + 26. build an altar on the top of this s. place 
 
 9. 51. but there was a s. tower within the city 
 
 14. 14. out of the s. came forth sweetness 
 
 18. 26. .Uicahsaw that they were too s. for him 
 
 1 14.52. when Saul saw any .9. man, he took him 
 
 2 Sam. 2. + 16. that place was called field of s. men 
 3. 6. Abner made himself s. for the house of Saul 
 10.11. it the Syrians be too s. for me. if Ammon 
 
 be too .9. for thee, I will help, 1 Chron. 19. 12. 
 
 11. 25. make thy battle more .9. ag-iinst the city 
 
 15. 12. the conspiracy was . 9 . the peoi)le increaseti 
 
 22.18. he deliv. me from my s.enemy, that hated 
 me, tor they w-ere too s. for me, Psal. 18. 17 . 
 
 1 King.% 2. + 8. Shimei, who cursed me with s. curse 
 
 8. 42. tor they shall hear of thy name and . 9 . hand 
 
 19 . 11. a great and s. wind rent the mountains 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 12. he made the cities exceeding s. 
 
 17 . so they made Rehoboan) s. three years 
 
 16. 9. eyes run to shew himself s. in behalf of them 
 
 26. 16. when Uzziah was f. he was lifted up 
 Leh. l. 10. thou hast redeemed by thy s. hand 
 
 9. 25. and they took s. cities and a fat land 
 Job 8. 2. words of thy mouth be like a s. wind 
 
 9. 19. if I speak of strength, lo,he is s. 
 
 30. 21. with thy .9. hand thou opposest thyself 
 . 37 . 18. hast thou spread out the sky that is s. 
 
 40. 18. bones are as . 9 . pieces of brass, like bars 
 
 Psal. 19 . 5. and rejoiceth as a .9. nian to run a race 
 
 24. 8 . J,ord s. and mighty. Lord mighty' in battle 
 .30. 7 . thou hast made my mountain to stand f. 
 
 31. 2. be thou my i. rock, and house to save me 
 21. he hath shewed me his kindness in a. 9. city 
 
 35. 10. the poor from him that is too^. for him 
 t 18. I will praise thee among s. people 
 
 38.19. mine enemies are lively and they are s. 
 
 Psal. 60. 9. who will bring me into s. city 1 108.10. | 
 61. 3. thou hast been a s. tower from the enemy 
 71 . .3. be my habitation |1 7. thou art my . 9 . refuge 
 80. 15. the branch thou madest s. for thyself, 17 . 
 
 89. 8. O Lord, who is a. .9. 1 ord like unto tliee 
 
 I. 3. .9. is thy hand, and high is thy light hand 
 136. 12. with a s. hand and a stretched out arm 
 
 thou brought them out, Jer. 33. 21. 
 Prov. 7 . 26. yea, many s. men have been slain liy her 
 
 10. 15. l idi man’s wealth is hisf. city’, 18. 11. 
 
 11. 16 . woman retains honour, and s. men retain 
 14. 26. intlie fear of the. Lord is 'as. tower 
 
 18. 10. the natneof the Lord is a s. tower 
 19- a brother is harder to be won than a s. city 
 21. 14. a rewanl in the bosom pacifieth s. wrath 
 
 24. 5. wise man is s. H .3t). 25. ants are a people notf. 
 Eccl. 9. 11. 1 saw that the tmttle is not to the s. 
 
 12. .3. when the r. men shall bow themselves 
 Cant. 8. 6. set me as a seal, for love is s. as death 
 Isa. 1. 31. the s. shall be as' tow, maker as a spark 
 
 8. 7- Lord bringeth on them waters,. 9 . and tnany 
 
 II. the Lord spake thus to me with a s. hand 
 
 17 . 9- his s. cities shall be as a forsaken bough 
 
 25. .3. therefore shall the r. people glorify thee 
 
 26. 1. shall this song he sung, we ha'e'a s. city 
 
 27 . 1. with his . 9 . sword shall punish Leviathan 
 
 28. 2. behold the Lord hatha mighty and. 9 . one 
 22. be ye not mockers, lest your bands be made^. 
 
 .31. 1. that trust in hor.iemen, because they are s. 
 
 40. It), behold, the Lord will come with a . 9 . hand 
 26. for that he is s. in power, notone faileth 
 41.21.bring forth your^. reasons,saith Kingof.Iac. 
 53. 12. and he shall divide the spoil with the s. 
 
 56. 1 1 1. yea they are .9. of appetite 
 60 . 22. a small one shall become -as. nation 
 Jer. 5. + 6. because their backslidines are s. 
 
 21. 5.1 will fight against you with ar-. arm 
 48. 14. how say ye,^ve are mighty, 9. men for war 
 17. all about him say, how is the , 9 . stall broken ! 
 49- 19 . he shall come against habitation of the s. 
 
 5t). 34. their Redeemer is r. the Lord of hosts 
 _44. he shall come up unto tlie habitation of the s. 
 .51. 12. make the watch , 9 . set up the watchmen 
 Ezek. 3. 8. 1 have made thy face s. thy forehead s. 
 14. but the hand of the Lord was 9 . upon me 
 
 7 . 24. 1 will make the pomp of the s. to cease 
 19.11. had s. rods for sceptres of them that rule 
 
 12. her s. roils were broken and withered 
 14. so she. hath no s. rod to be a sceiitre to rule 
 26. 11. thy’ s. garrisons shall go down to ground 
 17 . the renowned city which wast a. in the sea 
 . 30 . 21. to bind it, to make it .9. to hold the sword 
 22. and 1 w'ill break the .9. arms ofPharaoh 
 32. 21. .9. shall speak to him out of midst of hell 
 34. 16. but 1 will destroy the fat and the 9. 
 
 Dan. A. 1\. the tree grew and was s. 20. 
 
 2'2. it is thou, U king, art grown and becomes. 
 
 7- 7 . the fourth beast terrible, s. exceedingly 
 8.8. 9' hen he was r. the great horn was broken 
 11. 23. he shall become .9. w ith a small people 
 Joel 1. 6. foi, nation is come up on my land, r. 2. 2. 
 
 2. 5. as the noise of a .9. people set in battle-array 
 
 11. for he isr. that executeth his word 
 
 3. 10. let the weak say, 1 am s. 
 
 Arnos 2. 9 . the Amorite w’as s. as the oaks 
 14. and the s. shall not strengthen his force 
 t 16 . he that is .9. of heart shall fiee away 
 
 5. 9. that strengtheneth the spoiled ag. the . 9 . 
 ili/c.4. 3. he shall rebuke r. nations afar off 
 
 7 . 1 will makeher that was cast laroff,f. nations 
 
 6. 2. hear, ye r. foundations of tlie earth 
 Nah.Q. 1. make thy loins r. fortify thy power 
 Zech. 6. t 3. in fourth chariot grisled and s. horses 
 
 8. 22. . 9 . nations shall i ome to seek the Lord 
 Mat. 12. 29 . how cati one enter into a s. man’s house 
 
 except he first hind the .9. man r Mark 3. 27. 
 
 14. 1 30. but when he saw wind . 9 . he was afraid 
 Luke 1. 80. the child grew and waxed r. 2.40. 
 
 11. 21. when a .9. inan armed keepeth his palace 
 Acts 3.16. thro’ faitli hath made this man r. 
 horn. 4. 20. w as s. in laith. giving glory to God 
 
 15. 1. we that arer. ought to bear infirm, of weak 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 10. we are weak, but y e are s. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. for w hen 1 am weak, tlien am I s. 
 
 13. 9. w e are glad w hen we are w eak, and y e are s. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. IJ. God shall send them r. delusion 
 Heh.b.l. when had olfered up prayers with .9.cry ing 
 
 12. such as ha\ e need of milk, and not of j. meat 
 
 14. f. meat tielongs to them that are of full age 
 
 6. 18. we might have a s. consolat. who havefied 
 
 11. 34. who out of weakness were made s. 
 
 1 John^. 14. ye are s. word of God abideth in you 
 Rev. 5.2. 1 saw a. 9. angel proclaim with loud voice 
 18.2. he cried with a s. voice, Babylon is fallen 
 
 8. for s, is the Lord (iod w ho Judgetli her 
 
 /ie .S I R()N(.. 
 
 'Num. 1.3. 18. see w hether they’ hes. or weak 
 28. the people he s. that dwell in the land 
 Deut. 11.8. keep commandments, that ye may be s. 
 
 12. 4 23. only be s. that thou eat not the blood 
 Josh. 17 .18. drive out Cauaanites, though they be s. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9. bes. and quit yourselves like men 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 21. the hands of all w illi thee shall be s. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 2. be thou s. and shew thyself a man 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 12. if the Syrians he too .f. for me, if 
 
 Ammon be too s. for thee I will help thee 
 28.1 7 . if he he s. to do my commandments 
 
 10. the Ixrrd hath chosen thee, be s. and do it 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 7- be s. your work shall be rewarded 
 25. 8. if thou wilt go, do it, be s. for the battle 
 
 Ezra 9 . 12. that ye may be s. and eat good of land 
 Psal. 144., 14. that our oxen may he s. to labour ' 
 Isa. .35. 4. say to them of a feartiil heart, be s. 
 
 Kzek. 22. 14. can thy hands be s. in the day's I deal 
 Dan. 2.40. the fourth kingdom shall be as iron 
 42. the kingdom shall he partly s. partly broken 
 
 10. 19 . he said, peace be to thee, be s. yea, he s. 
 
 11. 5. the king of the south shall be s. and he shall 
 
 be s. above him and have dominion 
 
 32. but people that know their God shall he s. 
 
 Hag. 2 . 4. he s. O Zerubbabel, be s. O .loshua, 16 c . 9 . 
 all ye people of land, saith the Lord, and work 
 
 Zech. 8 .9. let hands he s. ye that liear in these days 
 1.3. fear not but let your hands bes. [bes. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 .13. stand fast in faith, quit you like men, 
 lph.6. 10 . linally, brethren, bes. in the Lord 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 1 . my son, hes. in grat e that is in Christ 
 
 ■bee (.uuit.^ci:, Lkimc. 
 
 S'l'RttNG hold and holds. 
 
 Num. 1.3.19. whether in tents or in s. holds 
 Judg. 6. 2. Israel made them caves and . 9 . holds 
 
 1 Sam. 23. 14. David abode in wilderness in s. holds 
 19 . doth not Dav. hide himself with us in s. holds? 
 29. and David dwelt in j. holds at T.n-gedi 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 7 . David look the s. hold of Zion 
 24. 7 . and came to the s. hold of I yre 
 
 2 h mgs 8. 12. their s. holds wilt thou set on fire 
 ‘2 Chron. 11. U. Rehoboam fortified the s. holds 
 Psal. 89. 40. tl’-ou hast brought his .9. holds to ruin 
 Isa. "A. 11. to destroy the holds thereof 
 31. 9 . and he shall pa.ss over to his. 9 . holds for fear 
 Jer. 48. 18. the spoiler shall destroy thy s. holds 
 
 41. Kerioth is taken, the s. holds are siirprLed 
 Lam. 2. 2. he hath thrown down s. holds of Judah 
 
 5. the Lord hath destroyed his s. holds 
 Dan. 11. 24. forecast his devices against the s. holds 
 . 39 . thus shall he do in the most .9. holds 
 Mic. 4. 8. the s. hold of the daught-er of Xion 
 Nah. 1 . 7 . I ord is a s. hold in the day of trouble 
 3. 12. all thy s. holds shall be like fiii-trees 
 14. draw thee w aters for siege, fortify thy s. hold 
 Hub. 1. 10. they shall deride every s. hold 
 Zech. 9 . 3. ami Tyrus did build herself a s. hold 
 12. turn ye to the s. hold, ye prisoners of hope 
 2 Cor. 10. 4. but mighty to pulling down of s. holds 
 a l RONG ones. 
 
 Psal. 10.10. that the poor may fall by his s. o'nes 
 Jer. 8. 16 . at sound of the neighing of his s. ones 
 s; RONtiER. 
 
 Gen. 25. 23. one people shall he .9. than the other 
 .30. 41. wi.ensoever the s. cattle diii conceive 
 
 42. so the feebler were I.aban’s, and s. Jacob’s 
 Num. 13. 31. we be not able, they are s. than we 
 Judg. 14. 18. the men said, what is s. than a lion ? 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 23. Saul and .lonathan were s. than lions 
 
 .3. 1. but David waxed .9. and s. and Saul weaker 
 
 1.3. 14. but Amnon being s. than she, forced her 
 
 1 Kings 20.23. their gods are gods of hills, therefore 
 s. surely we shall be .9. than they, 25. 
 Job 17 . 9. he that hath clean hands shall be .9. and s. 
 Psal. 105. 24. he made them s. than their enemies 
 142. 6. deliver me, tor they are .9. than I 
 Jer.Q.O.'i. thou art .9. than I, and hast prevailed 
 31. 11. ransomed from him that w as s. than he 
 Luke 11. 22. when a.i. than he shall come uiiou him 
 i Cor. 1.25. the weakness of God is s. than men 
 10. 22. do w e provoke Lord r are we s. than he ^ 
 STRONGEST. 
 
 Prov. 30. .30. a lion w hich is s. among beasts 
 ■STRONGLY. 
 
 Jndg.?,.i\. Ephraimites did chide Gideon .9. 
 
 1 Chron. 11.110. these men held . 1 . w iih David 
 Ezra 6. 3. let the foundation thereof be s. laid 
 S I ROVE. 
 
 Gfii. 26.20. called Ezek. bee. tliey s. with him, 21. 
 
 22. digged another well, and for that they .9. not 
 E.rod,2. 13. two men of the Hebrews s. together 
 Lev. 24. 10. and a man of Israel s. in tlie camp 
 Num. 20. 1.3. the children of Israel s. w ith tlie I.ord 
 26. 9. this is that Dathan, who s. against Moses 
 ZSam. 14. 6. they two s. together iirthe field 
 Dan. 7 . 2. the four winds j. upon the great sea 
 Johnd. 52. the Jews among themselves, say ing 
 Acts 7 . 26. Moses shew'ed himself to them as they s. 
 23. 9 . and s. saying, we find no evil in this man 
 , STRUCK. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.14. he . 9 . it into the pan or kettle or pot 
 
 2 6’aw. 12.15. the Lord s. the child, and it was sick 
 20.10. Joab s. him not again, anti Amasa died 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 20. the Lord . 9 . Jeroboam, and he died 
 Mat. 26.51. one of them s. a servant of hi ah-priest’s 
 Luke ‘2'i. 64. they s. .lesus on the face, John 18.22. 
 STRUGGLED. 
 
 Gen. 25. 22. the children s. together within her 
 .SI UBBLE. 
 
 E.rod. 5.12. scattered to gather .9. instead of straw 
 15. 7 . sentest thy wrath which consumed them asr. 
 Job 13.25. and wilt thou pursue the <lry s.? 
 
 21. 18. they are as .9. before the w ind, and as chaff 
 41. 28. sling-stones are turned with him into s. 
 
 29. darts are counted as s. he lauaheth at a spear 
 P.sal. 8.3. 13. make them as s. before the wind 
 l-sa.b. 24. as fire devoiireth the s. so their root be 
 33. 11. she shall conceive chaff and bring forth s. 
 40.24. whirlwind shall take them away as j-. 
 
 41.2. he gave them as driven s. to his liow 
 47 . 14. they shall he as .9. the lire shall burn them 
 Jer. 13. 24. therefore will 1 scatter them as .9. 
 
 Joel 2.5. like noise of a flame, tiiat <h voureth the s, 
 Chad. 18. and the house of Esau shall be for j-. 
 Nah. 1. 10. thev sliall be devoured as.', fully<lry 
 Mai. 4. 1. all that do wickedly and proud he s. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 12. on this foundation aold, wihkI, hay, s. 
 .S'l UBBGRN. 
 
 Deut. 21.18. if a man have a . 9 . and rebt llious son 
 2i'. and they shall say to elders, this our son i.s s. 
 Judg. 2.19. they ceased not from tiu-ir >. way 
 Piul. 78. 8. and might not be as their taffiers, .-i 
 
 .9. generation 
 
 Prov.'i. 11. she is loud and .9. her feet abide not 
 .STUBT.GR.N N E.s.s. 
 
 Deut. 9 . 27 . look not to s. of this jieople nor sin 
 29 . f 19. peace, tho’ 1 walk in .9. of mine heart 
 1 ■Sam. 15.23. and s. is as iniquity and idolatry 
 Jer. 3.-t 17 . nor walk after the . 9 . <4 their la'art 
 7 .+ 24. but thev walked in .9. of fh<-ir e'il heart, 
 ■ 9.1 14. I 11.+ 8. I 13. t 111. I 16. tl2. 
 
 2.3. + 17 . say to them that walk in s. no evil come 
 
 .STUCK. 
 
 1 .Sam. 26. 7 . his spear s. in the "lound at his holster 
 yUrt/. 119 . .31. 1 have s. unto thy testimonies 
 .JcfA 27 . 41 . for part of the ship/ fast and remained 
 ■STUDS. 
 
 Cant. 1.11. w ill make borders of gold with s. of silv. 
 
 479 
 
STU 
 
 SIJ B 
 
 sue 
 
 STUDY. 
 
 The chief study of the llebi ews was always the law 
 of the Lord. The practice of this is recommended 
 throughout the whole Old Testament. Moses 
 commanded, that the law of the Lord should always 
 be in their mouths day and night ; that it should 
 be as a memorial before their eyes, and a signal in 
 their hands: he would have them engrave it on 
 their hearts; that they should teach it their chil¬ 
 dren: that they should always meditate upon it, 
 whether sitting in their houses, walking in the 
 fields, in the night time, while they slept, and when 
 they azvoke in the morning ; that they should wear 
 it as a bracelet to their arm, and write it upon 
 their door-posts. This was the study of the prophets, 
 the patriarchs, and all good Israeliles, E.xod. 13. 
 
 9. Deut. (5. 7. 
 
 Hut their study was not confined only to their laws 
 and ceremonies prescribed by iMoses ; they studied 
 their histories, and even their genealogies ; so that 
 the children of the .lews, accouling to .leioni, 
 knew at their finger-ends all the genealogies that 
 are found in the C'liroiiicles. From their tenderest 
 infancy, as .loseplius relates, they were accustom¬ 
 ed to study the laws oj God, to learn tlipn by 
 heart, to practise them, and they were so addicted to 
 them, that they were ready to lay down their lives 
 for their observation. jJjter they had the writings 
 of the prophets, they applied themselves very 
 earnestly to know the sense oj the prophecies, and 
 to study the hidden meaning of them. IVe see it 
 ■by Daniel, who applied himselj with so much care 
 to unfold the meaning of his own revelations, and 
 of those of the prophet .leremiali, who fixed the time 
 for the completini/ the captivity of the people oj 
 God, Dan. 7- .2»- 1 9. 2, 3, 22, 23, 24. And the 
 apostle Peter informs us, what was the study oj 
 the prophets. They searched what times and what 
 other circumstances the Spirit oj Christ, who spoke 
 in them, had marked out, when they predicted the 
 sujf erings of our Saviour, and the glory that was 
 to follow, 1 Pet. 1. 11. 
 
 After the conquests of Alexander the Great, the 
 Jews, who were mingled with the Grecians, in the 
 greatest part of the provinces of the East, began to 
 have a taste for their language and their studies. 
 In imitation of the Grecian philosophers, they 
 divided themselves into different sects. Some of 
 them, as the Pharisees, espoused some of the 
 opinions of the Stoics and Platonicians ; others, as 
 the Sadducees, embraced some of the notions of 
 the Epicureans; others, as the Essenians, says 
 Philo, had a contempt for logic, physics, and meta¬ 
 physics ; which they thought useless, and matter 
 of mere curiosity. They only applied themselves 
 to morality and the laws of God, which they 
 explained after a sublime and allegorical 
 manner. 
 
 In our Saviour's time it appears, that the mairi 
 stiuly of the Jewish doctors was chiefly the tradi¬ 
 tions of their fathers. Christ upbraids them 
 frequently with having forsaken the law of God 
 and its true meaning, to ascribe meanings and 
 applications to it, contrary to the sense of the law 
 and the intention of the lawgiver. *SV. Paul, rr/w 
 had been bred up in these principles, shows also 
 the absurdity of them, in his Epistles, always 
 calling back the laws to their original and to their 
 true sense. But all this was not able to cure the 
 spirit of the Jews upon this article ; at this day 
 they are more bigoted to their traditions than ever, 
 and they make them the greatest part of their 
 study. 
 
 Led. 12. 12. and much is a weariness of the flesh 
 1 'Thess. 4. 11. that ye to be quiet and to work 
 £ Tim. 2. 15.toshew thyself approved unto God 
 STUUIETH. 
 
 JProv. 15.2f!. heart of the rruhteous s. to answer 
 
 24. 2. for their heart s. destruction, their lips talk 
 
 sruFF. 
 
 Gen. 31. 37. whereas thou hast searched all my s. 
 
 45. 20. resard not your .f. good of Egypt is yours 
 Exod.lQ.. 7. if a man deliver money or s. to keep 
 
 36. 7. the s. they had was suflicient for the work 
 Josh. 7. 11. they have put it even am. their own 
 1 Ham. 10. 22. he hath liid himself among the s. 
 
 25. 13. and two hundred abode by the s. 
 
 .30. 24. so shall his part be that tarrieth by s. 
 
 Exek. 12.3. prepare thee J. for removing and remove 
 
 4. then shall thou bring forth thy s. by day, 7. 
 Luke 17. 31. be on house-top, and his s. in house 
 S JUMBLE. 
 
 Prov.S. 23. shall walk, and thy foot notf. 4. 12. 
 
 4. 19. the wicked know not at what they s. 
 
 Isa. 5. 27. none shall be weary, nor among them 
 8. 15. and many among them shall and fall 
 
 28. 7. they err in vision, they f. in judgment 
 59. 10. we grope, we .'. at noon-day its in night 
 63. 13. that led tliem that they should not s-. 
 
 Jer. 13. 16. before your feetj. on dark mountains 
 18. 15. they have caused them to .t. in their ways 
 20.11. theref. my persecutors shall i. not prevail 
 
 31. 9. to walk in a way wherein they shall nots. 
 
 46. 6. they shall f. and fall toward the north 
 
 32. anti the most proud shall s. and tall 
 
 Dan. 11. 19. but he shalU. and fall, not be found 
 Nah. 2. 5. they shall .t. in their walk 
 .3. .3. multitude of slain, they J. upon their corpses 
 fiJal. 2. 8. ye have caused many to s. at the law 
 1 Bet. 2. 8. a rock of offence to them that s. at word 
 STUMBLED. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 4. and they that s. are girt with strength 
 1 Citron. 1.3. 9. to hold the ark, for the oxen s. 
 
 Ps. 27- 2. when they came to eat up my flesh, they s. 
 Jcr. 46. 12. for the mighty man hath s. ag. mighty 
 Rom. 9. .32. for they s. at that stumbling-stone 
 11. 11.1 say then, have thev s. that th. should fall r 
 SiUMBLElH. 
 
 Prov. 24.17. and let not thy heart be glad when hej. 
 John 11.9. if any man walk in the day, he s. not 
 
 10. but if a inan walk in the night, he .v. 
 iieOT.14.21. nor to eat any thing whereby thy broth.f. 
 
 480 
 
 STUMBLING. 
 
 1 JohnZ. 10. and there is none occasion of s. in him 
 S I UM BLI NG-BI.OCK. 
 
 See Signifleation on Ofi'KNCE. 
 
 Lev. 19. 14. thou shall not put a^. before the blind 
 Es. 119. + 165. that love thy law they shall have no.?. 
 Isa. 57. 14. take up the r.out of the way of my people 
 Ezek. 3. 20. and 1 lay a s. before him, he shall die 
 
 7. 19. because it is the s. of their iniquity 
 
 14. 3. they pul the s. of their iniquity, 4, 7- 
 
 44. t 12. they were a .t. of iniquity to Israel 
 
 Rom. 11.9. let their table be made a trap, a s. 
 
 14. 13. that no man put a s. in his brother’s way 
 1 Cor. 1.23. we preach Christ crucified, to Jews a f. 
 
 8. 9. take heed lest this liberty of yours become ar. 
 Ji’ei'. 2.14. who taught Balak to cast af. before Israel 
 
 S1 U .M B L1 N G - B1.0 C K S. 
 
 Jer. 6. 21. behold, 1 will lay s. before this people 
 Zeph. 1. 3. 1 will consume the s. with the wicked 
 SfU.MBLlNG-.'ft/ne. 
 
 Jsa. 8. 14. he shall be for a stone tfi s. to Israel 
 Rom. 9. .32. foi’ they stumbled at that s.-stone 
 .33. behold, I lay in Sion a f.-it. and rock of offence 
 I Pet. 2. 8. a stone of.?, to them that stumble at word 
 SlUMP. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 4. only the .t. of Dagon was left to him 
 Dan. 4. 15. yet leave the i. in the earth, 23, 26. 
 SUBDUE. 
 
 Gen. 1. 28. God said, replenish the earth and s. it 
 1 Chr. 17- 10. moreover I will s. all thine enemies 
 Psal. 47. .3. he shall s. the people under us 
 127. + 5. they shall .r. their enemies in the gate 
 Jsa. 45. 1. 1 have holden, to s. nations before him 
 Dan. 7. 24. another rise, and he shall s. three kings 
 Jllic. 7.19. he will turn again, he will .v. our iniquit. 
 Zech.tj. 15. theyshall devourand.c. with sling stones 
 Phil. 3. 21. he is able to i. all things to himself 
 SUBDUED. 
 
 Kum. .32. 22. and the land be .(. before the Lord 
 
 29. and the land shall be s. before you 
 Deut. 20. 20. thou shall build bulwarks, until be s. 
 
 33. t 29. and thine enemies shall be s. unto thee 
 Josh. 18. 1. and the land w'as s. before them 
 Judq. 3. .30. so Moab wasj. H 4. 23. God s. Jabin 
 8. 28. thus Midi.m was .t. H 11. 33. Ammon was^. 
 
 1 Sam. 7.13. the Philistines were^. hand of Lord was 
 
 against them, 2 Sam. 8.1. 1 Chr. 18. 1. | 20. 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.11. silver and gold of all nations which he s'. 
 22. 40. girded me with strength, them that l ose up 
 
 aeainst me hast thou f. under me, P.sal. 18. 39. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 18. and the land is s. before the Lord 
 Pm/. 81. 14. I should soon have .f. their enemies 
 1 Cor. 15. 28. and when all things shall bes. unto him 
 Hell. 11. 33. who through faith s. kingdoms 
 SUBDUEDST. 
 
 FJeh. 9. 24. thou s. the inhabitants of the land 
 SUBDUETH. 
 
 Ps. 18. 47.it is G. that s. the people under me. 144.2. 
 Dan. 2.40. forasmuch as iron breaks and s. all things 
 SUB.I ECT. 
 
 Gen. .3. f 16. thy desire shall be .f. to thy husband 
 
 4. +7. his desire shall be s. to thee, thou shall rule 
 Luke 2. 51. Jesus went down, and was s. to them 
 
 10. 17. saying. Lord, even tlie devils are r. to us 
 20. rejoice not that the spirits are to you 
 Rom. 3. t 19. world may be to the judgmentofG. 
 8. 7. for it is not s. to the law of God, nor can be 
 20. for the creature was made s. to vanity 
 13. 1. let every soul be s. to the higher powers 
 
 5. wherefore ye must needs be s. not only for wrath 
 1 Cor. 14. 32. the spirits of prophets areto prophets 
 
 15. 28. then shall the Son also himself be j. to him 
 Eph. 5.24. as the church is .c. to Christ, so let the wives 
 Col. 2. 20. why, as tho’ living, are ye f. to ordinances 
 Tit. 3. 1. put them in mind to be s. to powers 
 Heb. 2. 15. who were all their life-time s. to bond¬ 
 age 
 
 Jam. 5. 17. Elias was s. to like passions as we are 
 1 Pet. 2.18. servants be.t. to your mast, with all fear 
 .3. 22. angels and powers being made s. to him 
 
 5. 5. yea, all of you be s. one to another 
 
 SUB.IFCIED. 
 
 Rom. 8 20. of him who hath the same in hope 
 SUB.I EC HON. 
 
 P.sal. 106. 42. their enemies were brought into s. 
 Jer. 34. 11. and thev brought them into 16. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 27.1 keep under and bring my body info j. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 13. they glorify tiod for your professed s. 
 Gal. 1.5. to whom we gave place by s. not tor an hour 
 1 'j7w.2.11. let the w oman learn in silence with alH. 
 
 3. 4. having his children in s. with all gravity 
 Heb. 2. 5. hath he not put in the world to come 
 8. thou hast put all things in s. under his feet 
 12. 0. rather he in s. to the Father ot spirits and live 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 1. wives, be in j. to your husbands, 5. 
 
 SUBMIT. 
 
 Gen. 16. 9. return, and .c. thyself under her hands 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 45. strangers shall .f. themselves tome, as 
 
 soon as they hear, shall be nbed. to me. Ps. 18. 44. 
 Ps. 66. 3. thine enemies shall v. themselves to thee 
 68. 30. fill every one s. himself with pieces ot silv. 
 1 Cor. 16. 16. that ye s. yourselves unto such 
 Eph. 5. 22. wives, s. yourselves to your own hus¬ 
 bands, as unto the Lord, Col. 3. 18. 
 Heb. 1.3. 17. j. yourselves for they watch for souls 
 Jam. 4. 7. yourselves therefore to G. resist devil 
 1 Pet. 2.13. s. yourselves toevery ordinance otinan 
 5. 5. likewise,ye vounirer, s. yottrselves to the elder 
 SUBMITTED. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 24. the sons of David s. to Solomon 
 /U. 81. 15. the haters of the L. should havef. tp him 
 Rom. 10. 3. have not s. to the rishteousness ot God 
 SUBMITTING. 
 
 Eph. 5. 21. s. yourselves one to anoth. in fear ot G. 
 SUBORNED.. 
 
 Acts 6.11. then they s. men who said, we have heard 
 SUBSCRIBE. , 
 
 Isa. 44. 5. another shall with his hand s. unto the Ld. 
 Jcr. 32. 44. men shall .c. evidences, and seal them 
 SUBSCRIBED. 
 
 Jer. 32. 10. I x. the evidence, and sealed it 
 12. in presence of the witnesses that s. tlie book 
 
 SUB.STANCE. 
 
 Gen. 7. 4.1 will destr. every living s. from off earth 
 23. every living .v. wasdestroyed, man and cattle 
 12. 5. Abram took all the j. ttiey had gathered 
 
 I. 3.6. their A. was great, so that they could not dwell 
 
 15.14. afterward they shall come'out with great s. 
 
 34. 2.3. shall not their cattle an'l their s. be ours r 
 36. 6. and F.sau took his cattle an<l all his 
 
 Deut. 11.6. the earth swallowed them up, all then s. 
 .3.3. 11. bless, Ixird, his -f. and accept the work 
 Josh. 14. 4. they gave to the Levites cities for their s. 
 
 I Sam. 9. -t 1. his name was Kish, amighty man off. 
 
 1 Chron. 27. 31. all these were the rulersof the f. 
 
 28. 1. tlie stewards over all the s. of the king 
 
 2 Chr. 21.17. they carr. away all .f. in king's house 
 31. 3. he apj)ointed also the king’s portion of his f. 
 .32. 29. God had given Ilezekiah s. very much 
 .35. 7- Josiali gave bullocks, these were of king’sx. 
 
 Ezra 8. 21. to seek of him a right way for our x. 
 lo. 8. would not come, all his .v. should be forfeited 
 Job 1, 3. Job’s X. also was seven thousand sheep 
 10. and his s. is increased in the land 
 
 5. 5. and the robber swalloweth up their x. 
 
 6. 22. did 1 say, give a reward for me of your s. ? 
 15. 29. he shall not be rich, nor shall his x. continue 
 20.18. accordiim to his s. shall the restitution be 
 22.20. whereas oui x. is not cut down, but remnant 
 .30. 22. thou liftest me up, and dissolvest my x. 
 
 P.'.al. 17. 14. they leave their x. to their babes 
 105. 21. he made Joseph ruler over all his x. 
 
 139. 15. my .v. w as not hid from thee, w hen made 
 
 16. thine eyes did see my s. yet being unirerfect 
 Prov. 1.13. we shall find all preciousx. weshall fill 
 .3. 9. honour the L. w ith thy x. and the first-fruits 
 
 6. .31. he shall give all the x. of his house 
 
 8. 21. that I may cause those that love me inherit x. 
 10. .3. but he casteth away the x. of the wicked 
 12. 27. but the X. of a diligent man is precious 
 
 28. 8. he that by usury increaseth his v. 
 
 29. .3. keeps company with harlots, spendefh hisx. 
 Cant. 8. 7. if a man would give all his x. for love 
 Isa. 6, 13. as a teil-tree and as an oak whose x. is 
 
 in them, so the holy seed shall be x. thereof 
 Jer. 15.13. thy x. will I give to the spoil, 17.3. 
 
 Has. 12. 8. I am become rich, 1 have found me outx. 
 Gbad. 13. nor laid hands on their x. in their calamity 
 Mic. 4. 1.3. 1 will consecrate their x. to L. of eai th 
 Luke 8. 3. which ministered to him of their x. 
 
 15.13. the prodigal wasted his x. with riotous liv, 
 Heb. 10. 34. know ing that ye have in heav. better x. 
 
 II. 1. now faith is the x. of things hoped for 
 
 SUBTIL. 
 
 Gen.Z. 1. now serpent was more x. than any beast 
 2 Sam. 13. 3. and .lonadab was a very x. man 
 Prov. 7.10. with attire of an harlot, and x. of heart 
 SUB 1 ILLY. 
 
 1 Sam. 23.22. for it is told me that he flealeth very x. 
 Psal. 105. 25. to deal x. with his servants 
 xlctsj. 19. the same dealt x. with our kindred 
 
 SUBTILTY. 
 
 Gen. 27. .35. he said, thy brother came with x. 
 
 2 Kings \0. 19. Jehu did it inx. that he might destr. 
 Prov. 1. 4. to give x. to the simple, to the young man 
 8. 112. I wisdom dwell w ith x. and find out 
 Alat. 26.4. they might take Jesus 63'x. and kill him 
 Acts 13.10. Paul said, G full of all x. and nrischief 
 2 Cor. 11. 3. the serpent beguiled Eve thro’ his x. 
 
 SUBVERT. 
 
 Lam. 3. .36. to x. a man the Lord approvefh not 
 Tit. 1. 11. who X. whole liouses, teaching things 
 SUBVERTED. 
 
 Tit. 3. 11. he that is such is x. andsinneth 
 SUliVERTING. 
 
 Acts 15. 24. have troubled you with words, x. souls 
 2 Tim. 2.14. words to no profit, but to x. of hearers 
 SUBURBS. 
 
 Lev. 25. 34. but the field of the .x. may not be sold 
 Num. .35. 3. the x. of them shall be for their cattle 
 
 7. forty-eight cities shall j’e give with their x. 
 Josh. 14. 4. save cities with x. for their cattle, 21. 2. 
 2 Kings 2.3. 11. he took away horses by chamber in x. 
 2 6Vir. 11. 14. 1 evites left their x. and came to Jud. 
 Ezek. 27. 28. the x. shall shake at the sound of pilots 
 
 45. 2. fifty cubits round about for the x. thereof 
 
 48.15. be a piofane place for dwelling and for x. 
 
 17. the X. ot the citv shall he toward the north 
 
 See Cities. 
 
 SUCCEED, 
 
 Deut. 25. 6. the first-born shall x. his brother dead 
 SUCCEEDED. 
 
 Deut. 2. 12. blit the children of Fsau x. them, 22. 
 "1 Ammonites x. them, and dwelt in their stead 
 SUCCEED EST. 
 
 Deut 1^ "9. when thou x. them in their land, 19.1. 
 SUCCESS. 
 
 Josh. 1.8. for then thou shalt pros, and have good x. 
 Job t -■ not be profitable to Go<l, it he may be 
 " profitable, doth his good .x. depend thereon ’ 
 Ps. 111. 110. iiood X. have they that dohiscomman. 
 Prov 3. t 4. so shalt thou find favour and good x. 
 SUCCOUR. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 5. when Syrians came to x. TTadadezer 
 ~18. .3. it is better I hilt thou .x. us out of the city 
 Heb " 18. he is able to x. them that are tempted 
 SUCCOURED. 
 
 iSam. 21.17. Abishaix. him. and smote Philistines 
 ^ Cor 6 and in the dav of salvation have i x. thee 
 SUCCOUR ER. 
 
 Rom. 16. 2. she hath been a x. of manj' and of myself 
 SUCH. 
 
 Gen. 4.20. Jabal was father of x. as dwell in tents 
 21. Jubal w as the father of x.as handle the harp 
 27. 4. make me savoury meat, x. as 1 love. 9. 14. 
 
 46. Jacob take w ife of daugh. of Ileth, x. as these 
 
 30. 32. speckled and spotted, of x. shall be my hire 
 41.19. X. as I never saw in Egypt for badness 
 
 44.15. wot ye not that x. a man as 1 can divine r 
 Exod. 9. 18. X. hail as hath not been in Egvpt, 24. 
 
 10. 14. were no x. locusts as they, nor shall be x. 
 11.6. shall be great cry. x. as there was none like it 
 
 18. 21. thou shalt provide able men, x. as tear G. 
 34. 10. X. as have not been done in all tlie earth 
 
sue 
 
 SUD 
 
 SUF 
 
 C<p.ll.34. meat on -which s. -water cometh be un¬ 
 clean, all drink that be drunk in every s. vessel 
 14.22. two pigeons s. as he is able to get, :}0, .31. 
 20. 6. the soul that turneth after s. I -will cut off 
 22.6. soul that hath touclied any s. sliall be unclean 
 27. 9. si' etl) <^1 -t- Lord, shall be holy 
 JV«w. 8.16. instead of as open every womb 
 Dent. 4. 32. whether there hatli been any s. thin? 
 5.29.0 that there were s. an heart in them to fear me 
 
 13.11. shall do no more any s. wickedness, 19. 20. 
 14. that^. abomination is wrought am. you, 17 . 4 . 
 
 16. 9 . s. time as thou beginnest to put the sickle 
 Judg.^.Q,. at leasts, as before knew nothing thereof 
 19 . .30. there was no.r. deed done or seen to this day 
 
 1 fiam. 4. 7.. hath not been s. a tiling heretofore 
 25. 17 . he is s. a son of Belial, a man cannot speak 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 8. thou shouldest look 1 n .r. a dead dog as 1 
 11, + 25. for the sword devoureth so and .i. 
 
 13. 18. for with s. robes were virgins apparelled 
 
 14. 13. wherefore then hast thou thought j-. a thing 
 16. 2. that s. as be faint in wilderness may drink 
 
 19 . ,36. why should recompense me with s. reward ? 
 IKings 10.10. there came no more abnnd. of spices 
 
 12. there came no s. almng-trees, 2 Citron. 9. 11. 
 
 2 King.s-6. 9 . beware that thou pass not s. a place 
 7 .19. if Lord make windows, might.?, a thing be ? 
 
 21.12. am bringings, evil on .leriisalem and .ludah 
 
 23. 22. surely there was not holden a passover 
 
 1 C/iron. 12. 33..?. as went forth to battle, 36. 
 
 29.25. the Lord bestowed on him .?. royal majesty 
 
 2 C/iron. 1.12. s. as none of the kimrs have had 
 
 9.9- nor was any s. spice as the queen gave Solomon 
 
 11.16. as set their hearts to seek the Lord God 
 
 23.13.. people rejoiced, and j-. taught to sing praise 
 
 24.12. gave it to s, as did the work of the house 
 .30.5. they had not done it of a long time in s. sort 
 
 Ezra 4. lo. peace, and at s. a time, 11, I 7 . I 7 . 12. 
 
 6. 21. all s. as had separated themselves to them 
 
 7 . 25. all s. as know the laws of thy God 
 
 27 . which hath put s. a thing in the king’s heart 
 
 8. 31. and of as lay in wait by the way 
 
 9 . 13. and hast given usf. deliverance as this 
 
 10. .3. put away the wives, and s. are born of them 
 Ne/t. 6.11. 1 said, should s. a man as 1 flee ? 
 
 Esth. 4.11. except to whom the king shall hold out 
 
 14. thou art come to the kingdom for .?. a time 
 9.2. to laj' hand on s. as sought their hurt 
 27- and upon all .?. as joined themselves to them 
 Job 15.1.3. and lettest .v. w ords go out of thy mouth 
 18. 21. surely s. are the dwellings of the wicked 
 EfaLQo. 10. to.y. as keep his covenant, 10.3. 18. 
 
 27 . 12. J. as breathe out cruelty risen up ag. me 
 37-14. to slay .t. as be of upright conversaHon 
 
 22. s. as be blessed of him shall inherit earth 
 
 40.4. respecteth not proud nor s. turn aside to lies 
 16 . let .V. as love thy salvation say, 70 . 4. 
 
 55. 20. his hands against.?, as be at peace with him 
 
 73 .1. God is good to s. as are of a clean heart 
 107 . 10 . s. as sit in darkness, and shadow of death 
 125. 5. as for s. as turn aside to crooked ways 
 1 . 39 . 6. .?. knowledge is too w'onderfid for me 
 144. 15. happy is that people that is in ?. a case 
 
 Prov. 11. 20. but.?. as are upright are his delight 
 
 28. 4. but^. as keep the law contend with them 
 
 31.8. in cause off. as are appointed to destruction 
 Eccl. 4.1. behold, the tears of.?, as were oppressed 
 
 I. fa. 9.1. dimness shall not be s. as was in her vexat. 
 10.20. and .?. as are escaped of the house of Jacob 
 
 20. 6. behold, .f. is our expectation, whither we flee 
 . 37 . .30. ye shall eat this year s. as groweth of itself 
 58. 5. is it s. a fast that 1 have chosen ? 
 
 66.8. who hath heard s. a thing i- who hath seen .?. 
 Jer. 2.10. consider, and see if there be s. a thing 
 
 5. 9 . my soul be avenged on .?. a nation, 29.1 9. 9 . 
 .15.2. f. as are for death to death,.?. as are for sword, 
 .?. as are for famine,.?. as are for captivity, 43 . 11 . 
 21 . 7.1 will deliver.?, as are left in this city for pest. 
 38. 4. in speaking s. words unto them 
 
 44.14. for none shall return, but f. as shall escape 
 Dan. 1.4. j. as had ability in them tostand in palace 
 
 10.15. and when he had spoken s. words to me 
 
 11. .32. .?. as do wickedly shall he corrupt 
 
 12.1. there shall be a time of trouble, .?. asnev.was 
 Amos 5. 16. they shall call .?.as are skilful to wailing 
 Mtc.5.i5.hi anger and fury.?, they have not heard 
 Zeph, 1.8. f. as are clothed with strange apparel 
 ilJat. 9 . 8 . glorified G. who had given.?, power to men 
 
 18. 5. whoso shall receive one s. little child in my 
 name, receiveth me, Mark 9. . 37 . 
 
 19.14. suffer little children to come to me, for of f. 
 is the kingdom of God, Mark 10.14. I,uke 18.16. 
 
 24. 21. then shall be great tribulation, j. as was 
 not since beginning of the world, Mark 1.3. 19. 
 
 44. in s. an hour as ye think not, the Son cometh 
 26.18. he said, go into the city to.?. a.man and say 
 Mark 4.18. sown among thorns,.?. as hear the word 
 20. sown in good ground, are .?. as hear the word 
 .3.3. with niahy .?. parables spake he to them 
 Jotm 4. 23. for the Father seeketh s. to worship him 
 8. 5. Moses commanded that.?. should be stoned 
 
 9.16. can a man that is a sinner do .?. miracles ? 
 Acts 2. 47 . the L. added daily .?. as should be saved 
 3.6. f. as 1 have, give 1 thee, rise up and walk 
 
 15.24. to whom we gave no .?. comman<lment 
 
 16.24. vvho having received .?. a charge thni.st them 
 
 18.15. for I will be no judge of .?. matters 
 
 21.25. have concluded, that they observe no f. thing 
 22. 22. said, away with .?. a fellow from the earth 
 
 25. 20. because 1 doubted of.?, manner of questions 
 
 26. 29 . were almost and altogether .?. as 1 am 
 2to;w. 16.18. the 3 ' that are.?. serve notour L. Jesus 
 
 1 Cor. 5. l.s. fornication as is not so much as named 
 6.11. and'.?, were some of you, but ye are washed 
 7-15. brother or sister is not under bond, in s. cases 
 
 28.. ?. shall have trouble in flesh, but I spare you 
 
 10. 13. no temptation, but,?. as is common to man 
 
 II. 16. seem to be contentious, we have no s. cust. 
 
 15.48..?. are they that are earthy, s. are they that 
 
 16.16. that ye submit yourselves xos. and every one 
 18. therefore acknowledge ye them that are .?. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 6. sufficient to s. a man is this punishment 
 
 3.4. s, trust have we through Christ to God-ward 
 
 2 Cor. 3.12, seeing then that we have s. hope, we use 
 
 10. 11 . let s. an one think, s. as we are in word by 
 letters, .?. will we be indeed when we are present 
 
 11. 13. forj. are false apostles, deceitful woi-kers 
 
 12. 20. I fear, 1 shall not find you s. as I would ; 
 and that 1 shall be found to you s-. as ye would not 
 
 Gat. 5. 2.3. meekness against s. there is no law 
 Eph.b. 27.not having spot or wrinkle, or any .?.thing 
 Phil. 2. 29 . receive him, and hold .?. in reputation 
 
 1 Thess. 4.6. because the Ld. is the avenger of all .?. 
 
 2 Thess. .3. 12. now them that are s. we command 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 5. corrupt men, from s. withdraw thyself 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 5. traitors, heady, from j. turn away 
 Tit. 3. 11. that he that is is subverted and sinnefh 
 Heb. 5. 12. ye are become s. as have need of milk 
 
 7 . 26. .?. an high pi iest became us, who is holy 
 
 8. 1. have .V. an high priest, who is set on right hand 
 
 12. 3. him that endured .?. contradiction ot sinners 
 
 13. 16 . for with s. sacrifices God is well pleased 
 Jam. 4. 13. to morrow we will go into.?, a city 
 
 16. in your boastin"S, all .?. rejoicing is evil 
 2 Pet. ]. 17 . wh.en there came s. a voice to him 
 .3 John 8. we therefore ought to receive j. to be 
 liev. 5. 1.3. and s. as are in the sea heard 1, saying 
 16. 18. s. as w as not since men were on the earth 
 20. 6, on the second death hath no power 
 SUCH like. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 14. and considereth,anfl doelh not.?. like 
 Gal. 5. 21. drunkenness, revellings, and s. like 
 .SUCH an one. 
 
 Gen. 41. 38. he said, can we find s. an one as this is r 
 PuthA, 1. ho, j. an one, turn aside, sit down here 
 Job 14. .3. dost thou open thine eyes on s. an one I 
 Psal. 50. 21. thoughtest that 1 was j. a one as thyself 
 68.21. hairy scalp off. a one as goeth on in trespass. 
 
 1 Cor.b. 5. to deliver.?, an one unto Satan 
 
 11. if a drunkard, with s. an one no not to eat 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 7.f. ao7teshould be swallowed up withsorr. 
 
 10. 11. let.?. an one think this, that such as we are 
 
 12. 2. f. an one caught opto the third heaven 
 5. off. art one will 1 glory, yet not of myself 
 
 Gal. 6 . 1 . restore f. an one in the spirit of meekness 
 Philem. 9 . 1 beseech, being s. a one as Paul the aged 
 SUCH and SUCH. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.2.appointed my servants to s. ands. place 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 8. I would have given j. ands. things 
 
 2 Kings 6. 8. in s. and s. a place shall be my camp 
 SUCH things. 
 
 Exod. 12. .36. they lent s. things ns they required 
 Lev. 10. 19. and f. things have befallen me 
 Deut. 25. 16 . they that do s. things are an abominat. 
 Jtidg. 13. 2.3. nor have told us f. things ns these 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2.3. Eli said to them, W'hy do ye s. things ? 
 
 2 Kings\9. 29.shall eatf. t/nwgf as growofthemsel. 
 
 25.15. the captain took s. things ns were of gold 
 
 A e/i. 6. 8. there are no s. ^/iiwgf done as thou say est 
 Esth. 2. 9. with s. things as belonged to her 
 Job\<2.. 3. yea, who knoweth not s. things ns these ' 
 16. 2. Job said, 1 have heard many s. things 
 23. 14. and many f. things nve with him 
 Jer. 18.13. ask ye now who hath heard s. things 
 Ezek. 17 . 15. shall he escape that doth s. things ? 
 Dan. 2. 10. there is no king that asked s. things 
 Mark 7- 8. many other f. liker/iffi^^f ye do, 13. 
 
 I. 3. 7- be not troubled, s. things must needs he 
 Luke 9. 9. but who is this of w-hom I hear s. things 
 
 10. 7- remain, eating s. things as they give, 8. 
 
 II. 41. but give alms off. things as ye have 
 
 1.3. 2. were sinners, because they suffered f. things 
 John 7 . 32. that the people murmured s. things 
 Acts 25. 18. they brought no accusation of f. Mm^^f 
 28.10.they laded us with s.things as were necessary 
 Horn. 1. .32.who commit f. things are worthy ofrleath 
 2. 2. judgment against them who commit f. things 
 .3. O man, that judgestthem which do s. things 
 Gal. 5. 21.that dof. things shall not inherit kingdom 
 Heb. 11. 14. they that say s. things declare plainly 
 
 13. 5. be content with s. things as ye have 
 
 2 Pet. 3.14.beloved , seeing that ye look for f. things 
 SUCK, Substantive. 
 
 Gen. 21 . 7 . lliat Sarah should have "iven children s. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 23. so Hannah abode and gave her son s. 
 
 1 Kings .3.21. when I rose to give my child s. 
 
 Isa. 40. + 11. he shall gently lead those that give f. 
 Lam. 4. 3. the sea-monsters give f. to their young 
 Mat. 24. 19. woe to them with child, and to them 
 that give s. in those days, Mark 13. I 7 . Luke 
 21. 23. 
 
 Luke 23. 29. blessed are the paps that never gave s. 
 SUCK. 
 
 Deut. 32. 1.3. he made him to s. honey out of the rock 
 .3.3. 19. they shall f. of the abundance of the seas 
 Job 3. 12. or why the breast that 1 should s.I 
 20. 16 . he shall s. the poison of asps 
 39 . 30. her young ones also f. up blood 
 Isa. 60. 16 . thou shalt s. the milk of the Gentiles, and 
 shalt f. the breast of kings and know the Lord 
 06.11. that ye. may s. and he satisfied with breasts 
 
 12. then shall ye f. ye shall be borne on her sides 
 Ezek. 23. 34. thou shalt even drink it and s. it out 
 Joel 2, 16. gather children and those that f. breasts 
 SUCKED. 
 
 Cant. 8. 1. that s. the breasts of my mother 
 Luke 11. 27-blessed are the paps that thou hast s. 
 SUCKING. 
 
 Nnm. 11.12. as a nursing father beareth the s. child 
 1 Sam. 7 . 9. Samuel took a s. lamb and offered it 
 Isa. 11. 8. f. child shall play on the hole of the asp 
 49. 15. can a woman forget her f. child ' 
 
 Lam. 4. 4. tongue of the f. child cleaveth to mouth 
 SUCKLING. 
 
 Deut. .32. 25. the s. also with the man of grey hairs 
 1 Sam. 15. .3. slay both man and woman,infant andf. 
 Jer. 44 . 7 . to cutoff from you child and f. 
 SUCKLINGS. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 19. Doeg smote children and s. of Nob 
 Pfc/. 8.2.out ofmouth of babes and f. Mat. 21. 16. 
 Lam. 2. 11. thef. swoon in the streets ot the city 
 SUDDEN. 
 
 .Tob 22. 10. therefore f. fear troubleth thee 
 Prov. 3.25. be not afraid off. fear nor of desolation 
 1 Thess. 5. 3. then s. destruction cometh upon them 
 
 SUDDENLY. 
 
 Num. 6. 9. and if any man die very s. by him 
 12. 4. the Lord spake f. unto IMoses and Aaron 
 . 35 . 22. but -f he thrust him s. without enmity 
 Dent. 7 . 4. the anger of the L. w ill destroy you x, 
 La.^h. 10. 9 . .loshua came unto them j. 11. 7 . 
 
 2 Sam. 15.14. lest he overtake us s. and smite the city 
 2 Chron. 29. 36. rejoiced, for the thing was done s. 
 Job 5. .3. taking root, butf. 1 cursed his habitation 
 9. 2.3. if the scourge slay f. he will laugh at trial 
 Psal. 6. 10. let them return and be ashamed s. 
 
 64. 4. .V. do they shoot at him and fear not 
 7. with an arrow s. shall they be wouiifled 
 Prov. 6. 15. therefore his (-alamity shall come x. 
 
 he shall be broken x. without remedy 
 7 . + C2. he goeth alter her x. an ox to the slaughter 
 24. 22. for their calamity shall rise s. 
 
 29 . 1 .shall f. be destroy eel, and that without remedy 
 El cl. 9. 12. when it falleih s. upon them 
 Isa. 29 . 5. yea, it shall be at an insEuit x. 
 
 .30. 13. as a breach, whose breaking cometh x. 
 
 47 .11. and desolation shall come upon ihee x. 
 
 48. 3. 1 did them s. and they came to pass 
 
 Jer. 4. 20. X. are my tents spoiled and my curtains 
 
 6.26, for the spoiler shall s. come upon us 
 
 15. 8. I have caused him to fall upon it x. 
 
 18.22. when tlmu shalt bring a troop x. on them 
 
 49 . 19. but I will X. make him run away, 5o. 44. 
 51.8. Bab. is.?, fallen and destroyed, howl for her 
 
 Hab. 2. 7 . shal 1 they not rise up x. that sha 11 bite thee 
 Mai. 3. 1. the I^ord shall x. come to his temple 
 Mark 9. 8. x. saw no man any more, save .lesus only 
 1.3. 36. lest conungx. he find you sleeping 
 Luke 2. 1.3. X. there was with tlie angel a multitude 
 9. . 39 . a spirit taketh him, and he x. crieih out 
 Acts 2. 2. and x. there came a sound from heaven 
 9. 3. x. there shined a light from heaven, 22. 6. 
 
 16. 26. and x. there w as a great earthquake 
 
 28. 0. when he should have fallen dow n dead s. 
 
 1 Tim. 5.22. lay handsx. on no man, keep thys. pure 
 
 SUE. 
 
 A/at. 5. 40. and if any man will x. thee at the law 
 SUFFER. 
 
 Exod. 12.2.3. the T,d. will not x. the destro^'er to come 
 22. 18. thou shalt not X. a witch to live 
 Lev. 2. 1.3. nor shalt x. salt of the cov.to be lacking 
 19.17 thou shalt rebuke him,and not.?, sin upon liim 
 
 22. 16. or X. them to bear the iniquity of trespass 
 Num. 21. 23. Sihon would not.?. Israel to pass 
 Deut. 21. + 12. and she shall x. her nails to grow 
 Josh. 10. 19 . X. them not to enter their cities 
 Judg. 1.34. notx. them to come down to the valley 
 
 15. 1. but her father would not x. him to go in 
 
 16.26. Samson said,.?. me that 1 may feel thepillars 
 
 2 Sam. 14.11. not.?. the revengers of blood any more 
 1 Kings 15. 17. that he might not x. any to go out 
 Esth. 3. 8. it is not for the king’s profit to x. them 
 
 6. + 10. X. not a whit to fail of all thou hast spoken 
 Job 9. 18. he will not x. me to take my breath 
 
 21. 3. X. me that I may speak, after that mock on 
 24. 11. tread their wine-presses, and x. thirst 
 36. 2. X. me a little, and I will shew thee 
 Psal. 9 . 13. consider my trouble which 1 x. of them 
 16.10. thou wilt not leave my soul, nor w ilt thou x. 
 thine holyOne to see corruption,/ic<x 2 . 27 . | 1.3.35. 
 .34.10. the young lions do lack and x. hunger 
 55. 22. he will never x. the riohteous to be moved 
 88.15. while I x. thy terrors, 1 am distracted 
 89. . 3 . 3 . nor will I x. my faithfulness to fail 
 101. 5. an high look and a proud heart, w ill not I x. 
 121. .3. he will not x. thy foot to be moved 
 Prov. 10. .3. L. will notx. soul of righteous to famish 
 19. 15. and an idle soul shall .?. hunger 
 
 19 . a man of great wrath shall x. punishment 
 Eccl. 5. 6. x. not thy mouth to cause thy flesh to sin 
 
 12. the abundance of the rich not x. him to sleep 
 Ezek. 44. 20. nor x. their locks to grow long 
 IIos. 5. + 4. their doings will not x. them to turn toG. 
 Alat. 3. 15. Jesus said to him, x. it to be so now 
 
 8. 21. X. me first to bury my father, Luke 9. 59. 
 
 31. X. us to go away into tlie swine, Luke 8. 32. 
 
 16. 21. that he must x. many things of the elders, 
 17 .12. Mark 8. .31. I 9. 12. Luke9. 22. | 17 . 25, 
 
 17 . 17- how long shall 1 x. you ? bring him hither 
 
 to me, Alark 9.19. Luke 9. 41. 
 19.14. X. little children, Alark 10. 14. Luke 18. 16. 
 
 23. 1.3. neither X. ye them that are entering to go in 
 Alarkl.\2. ye x. him no more to do ought for his fat. 
 
 11. 16. .les. would notx. any man to carry a vessel 
 Luke 22. 15. desired to eat this passover before 1 x. 
 
 51. X. ye thus far, he touch, his ear and healed him 
 
 24. 46. it behoved Christ tox. Acts .3. 18. I 26. 23. 
 Acts 3. 18. God before shewed that Christ should x. 
 
 5. 41. they w ere counted worthy to x. shame 
 
 7 . '24. seeing one of them x. wrong he defended him 
 
 9. 10. how gr. things he must x. for my name’s sake 
 
 21. . 39 . 1 besech thee, x. me to speak to the jieople 
 Pom. 8.17. if so be that we x. with him th. we may be 
 
 1 Cor. .3.15. if any man’s work be burnt, he sh. x. loss 
 
 4.12. being reviled, w-e bless ; being persecut. we x. 
 
 6. 7. why not rather.?, yourselves to be defrauded ? 
 
 9. 12. we have not used this power but.?. all things 
 
 10.1.3. God will not x.you to be tempted above (hat 
 
 12. 26. if one member .?. all members x. w ith it 
 
 2 Cor. 1.6. the same sufferings w hich we also x. 
 
 II. 19 . for ye x. fools gladly,seeiiig ye are wise 
 
 20. for ye X. if a man bring you into bondage.^ 
 
 Gal. 5. 11. if 1 preach, w hy do 1 yet.?. persecution 
 
 6.12. lest they shouldx. persecution for cross of (1i. 
 Phil. 1.29. given you to believe and to x. for his sake 
 
 4. 12. 1 am instructed to abound and to .?. neeil 
 
 1 Thess. ti. 4. we (old you before, (hat w e should x. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.5. the kingdom of God for which ye also x. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 12. 1 X. not a w oman to teach nor to usurp 
 4. 10. for therefore we both labour and x. reproach 
 
 2 Tim. 1.12. for the w hich cause 1 also x. these things 
 2. 9 . wherein 1 x. trouble as an evil doer to bonds 
 
 12. if w-e X. we shall also reign w ith him 
 .3.12. all that live godly shall x. persecution 
 Heb. 11.25. ( boosing rather tox. affliction w ith peo. 
 
 1.3. .3. remember theni who x. adversity 
 
 22. brethren, x. the word of exhortation 
 
 2 1 481 
 
SUN 
 
 SUN 
 
 SUF 
 
 Jam. 5.+ 7 . s. therefore witli Ion? patience, brethren 
 ] Pet. 2. 20. but if when ye do well, and i. tor it 
 
 3. 14. bnt if ye .f. for righteousn. sake, happy are ye 
 
 17 . it is better that ye j. for well doing than evil 
 
 4 . 15. but let none of you . 1 . as a murderer or thief 
 
 16. yet if any man s. as a Christian, not be asham. 
 lO.lettbern that according to the will of Cod 
 
 Jiev. 2 . 10 . fear none of those things thou shalt s. 
 
 11 . 9 . not s. dead bodies to be put in their graves 
 .SUl’l’KKl'.D. 
 
 Gew. 20 . 6 . therefore x. 1 thee not to touch her 
 
 31. 7 . but God v. him not to hurt me 
 28. and hast not me to kiss my sons and dauglit. 
 Vent. 8 . 3. he humbled tliee, and .t. thee to hunger 
 
 18. 14. the Lord tliy God hath noti'. thee so to do 
 Jiidg. 3. 28. and they s. not a man to pass over 
 
 1 -‘Sam. 24. 7. David .x. them not to rise against Saul 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 10. and ^, not the birds to rest on them 
 
 1 Chro7i. 16. 21. he s. no man to do them wrong, he 
 reproved kings for their sakes, l^sat. 105. 14. 
 Jo /5 .31. 30. neither have 1 my mouth to sin 
 Jer. 15. 15. know that for tliy sake 1 rebuke 
 Mat. 3 . 15. .les. said, sutf. it to be so ; tlien he s, him 
 
 19 . 8 . Moses s. you to put away your wives 
 
 24. 43 . nor s. his house to be broken, Ltike 12. .39. 
 
 27 . 19 . 1 have s. many things this day in a dream 
 Mark\. ,34. he j. not tlie devils to speak, Luke 4. 41. 
 
 5. 19 . howbeit, Jesus 5. him not, but said to him 
 26. and had s. many things ol many physicians 
 . 37 . and he s. no man to follow him, sa\e Peter 
 
 10. 4. Moses s. to write a bill ot divorcement 
 Jjtike 8. .32. he them to enter into the sw-ine 
 51. he s. no man to go in, save Peter, James, John 
 
 13. 2. were sinners, because they .t. such things 
 24. 26. O fools, ought not Chr. haA'e .v. these things ' 
 Acts 13. 18. about forty years s. he their manners 
 14.16. who s. all nations to walk in thei'-own ways 
 
 16. 7 . they essayed, but the Sjnrit s-. them not 
 
 17 . 3. alleging that Christ must needs have s. 
 
 19. 30. disciples s. him not to enter in unto people 
 
 28. 16. but Paul was to dwell by himself 
 
 £ Cor. 7 . 12. 1 did it not for his cause that .v. wrong 
 ~11. 25. once was I stoned, thrice 1 .t. shipwreck 
 GaL 3. 4. have ye s. so many thincs in vain ? 
 
 V/iil. 3. 8. for whom 1 have v. the loss ot all things 
 1 Thess. 2. 2. but even after that w e had s. before 
 
 14. yehavei. like things of your own countrymen 
 Veh. 2.18. for in that heliims. hathbeine tempted 
 
 5. 8. he learned obedience by things which he i. 
 
 7 . 23. they were not s. continue hy reason of death 
 
 9. 26. for then must he often have .s. since foundat. 
 
 13. 12. wherefore .lesus also .v. without the gate 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. Chr. s. for us, leaving us an example 
 23. when he .r. he threatened not, but committed 
 .3. i'b. for Clir. hatli once for sins, just for unjust 
 4, i. as Christ hath ,v. for us in the flesh, he that 
 hath s. in the Hesh hath ceased from sin 
 5 10, after ye have s. a while, make vou perfect 
 SUFFER KSl'. 
 
 Pev. 2. 20. because thou f. that woman Jezebel 
 SUFFERETH. 
 
 Psal. 66. 9 . bless G. who s. not our feet to be moved 
 107 . 38. blesseth, and .v. not their cattle to decrease 
 Mat. 11. 12. the kingdom of heaven i-. violence 
 Acts 28. 4. yet vengeance s. him not to live 
 1 Cor. 13. 4. charity f. long and is kind, envieth not 
 SUFFERING. 
 
 ActsQJ.J. the wind not.?, us, we sailed under Crete 
 Jam.5. 10. foranexampleof?. affliction,and patie. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 19 . if a man endure grief, s. wrongfully 
 Judel. an example, s. the vengeance of eternal fire 
 
 SUFFERING. 
 
 Heb. 2. 9 . for the s. of death, crowned with glory 
 SUFFERINGS, 
 
 Pom. 8. 18. J reckon that the s. of this present time 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 5. for as the s. of Christ abound in us 
 
 6. enduring the same s. which we also suffer 
 
 7 . ye are partakers of the .?. so of tlie consolation 
 Phil 3 . 10 . that I may know the fellowship of ins j-. 
 Col. 1. 24. who now rejoice in my ?. for you 
 Heh. 2 . 10 . make captain of salvation perfect thro’.?. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.11. it testified before-hand the s. of Christ 
 
 4.13. in as much as ye are partakers of Christ’s s. 
 0. l.I am a witness of the s. of Christ, and partaker 
 SUFFICE. 
 
 11.22. shall herds be slain to.?, them? or shall 
 the fish of the sea be gathered together to s. them ? 
 Vent. 3. 26. let it,?. thee, speak no inore to me of this 
 1 Kings 20.10. if dust of Samaria shal 1.?. for people 
 pzek. 44. 6. let it s. you of all your abomin. 45. 9. 
 Vos. 12.t8. liphraim said, all my labours?, menot 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. for the time pa.st may s. to have wrought 
 
 SUFFICED. 
 
 Jndg. 21.14. gave them wives, yet so they.?. them not 
 Pxith 2. 14. she did eat, and was .?. and left 
 
 18. gave her that she had reserved, attershe was s. 
 SUFFICE 111. 
 
 John 14. 8. Lord, shew us the F’ather and it s. us 
 SUFFICIENCY. 
 
 Lev. 5 . + 7 . if his hand cannot reach to the s. of a 
 lamb, then two turtle doves or pieeons, 12. t 8. 
 
 25. t 26. if his hand hath found .?. to redeem it 
 J06 20.22. in tulnessof his .?, he shall be in straits 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5. we are not sufflcient, hut our ?. is of God 
 9. 8. s. in all things, ye may abound m good work 
 
 SUFFICl F.NT. 
 
 prod. .36. 7 . for the stuff they had was .?. for work 
 Vetit. 15. 8. thou slialt lend him .?. lor his need 
 33 . 7 . let his hand be s. for liim, thou an help to him 
 Prov.‘<l5. 16- eat so much honey as is ?. tor thee 
 Isa 40 16 . and Lebanon is not ?. to burn, nor the 
 beasts thereof.?, for a burntoflering 
 Mat. 6. .34, J. to the day is the evil thereof 
 Luke 14. 28. whether he have .?. to finish it 
 John6.1. two hundred penny-worth ot bread is not s. 
 2 Cor. 2. 6. s. to such a man is this punishment 
 16 we are a savour, and who is .s. for these things ? 
 3 5. not that we are?- of ourselves to think 
 lo 9 . he said to me, mv grace is ?. tor thee 
 SUFFICl ENfLY. 
 
 2 Chron. 30.3. priests had not sanctified themselves ?. 
 Isa 23, 18, that dwell before the Lord to eat ?. 
 
 482 
 
 SUIT. 
 
 Jndg. 17 . 10. T w'ill give thee a .?. of apparel 
 2 .Sa/n. 15. 4 .that ev. man who hath any .?. or cause 
 Job 11. 19 . yea, many shall make ?. unto thee 
 
 suns. 
 
 Isa. 3. 22. will take away changeable ?. of apparel 
 SUM, Suh.-tantive. 
 
 Ezod. 21. 30. if there be laid on him a ?. of Tnoney 
 .30. 12. when thou takest the ?. of children of Isr. 
 .38. 21. tliis is the .?. of the fabernat leol testimony 
 Knm. 1 . 2 . take the ?. of all the congregation, 26. 2. 
 49 . thou shalt not take the .?. of the l^evites 
 4. 2. take tlie ?. of the sons of Kohafh 
 22. take also the.?, of the sons ot Getshon 
 26. 4. take the .?. of people from twenty years old 
 31.26. take tlie ?. ot the prey that was taken 
 49 . have taken the ?. of the men ot war 
 2 Sam. 24. 9. .loab gave up .?. to king, 1 Chr. 21. 5 
 Esth. 4 . 7 . the ?. of inoney that Ilaihaii promised 
 Psal. 1 . 39 . 17 . how great is the ?. of them ! 
 
 Ezek. 28. 12. thou sealest up the .?. full of wisdom 
 Dan. 7 . 1 , Daniel told the ?. of the dream 
 Acts"!. 16. Abraham bought for a ?. of money 
 22. 28. with a great.?. obtained 1 this freedom 
 Heb.Q. 1. of the things we havespoken this is the?. 
 SUM. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 4. that he may .?. the silver brought 
 
 SUMMER. [cease 
 
 Gen. 8. 22. ?. and winter, day and night, shall not 
 Psal. 32.4. my moisture is turned into drought ot ?. 
 74. 17 . tliou hast made. ?. and winter 
 Prov. 6. 8. which provideth her meat in ?. .30. 25. 
 10. 5. he that gathereth in ?. is a wise son 
 26. 1. as snow in .?. and as rain in harvest 
 Jsa. 28. 4. and as the hasty fruit before the .?. 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. the liarvest is past, the .f. is ended 
 Va7i. 2. 35. as the chaff of the .?. threshing-floors 
 Zech. 14.8. in?, and in winter shall it be 
 Mat. 24. .32. when fig-tree puts forth leaves, ye 
 know that ?. is nigh, Mark 1.3. 28. Ltike 21. ,30. 
 SU.M.VlER chamber. 
 
 Judg. 3.24. surely he covers Ins feet in his ?. chamber 
 .SUMMER-//w«. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.2. bread and s.-jmit for young men to eat 
 Amos 8. 1. behold, a basket of s.-frwt, 2. 
 
 SUJM.MER-fftd/?. 
 
 "Sam. 16. 1. Ziba brought 100 bunches oTs.-frjt/ts 
 Jsa. 16.9. for the shouting for thy s.-fruits is fallen 
 Jer. 40.10. but ye, gather ye wine and s.-fmits, 12. 
 48. 32. the spoiler is fallen on s.-jnnts and vintage 
 Mic. 7 .1.1 am as when they have gathered s.-fr7iits 
 S U M E R -house. 
 
 Amos 3. 15. I will smite winter house with?.-/iott?e 
 .SUM M I'. 1 V -parhntr. 
 
 Jxidg. 3. 20. Eglon was sitting in a s.-parlour 
 SUM.MER. 
 
 Isa. 18. 6. and the fowls shall ?. upon them 
 SUMPTUOUSLY. 
 
 Ltike 16. 19. the rich man fared ?. every day 
 SUN. 
 
 This is the great himhiary that God created at the 
 beghmvig, to preside over the day, as also he cre¬ 
 ated the 7710071 to rule over the 7nght, Gen. 1. 16. 
 The sun has heeti the object of rcorship atid adora- 
 tio7i to the greatest pari of the people oj the East. 
 It is thought to he the sun that the Phe7i7C7a7is 
 u'orshipped taider the nattie of Baal, the Moabites 
 7L7ider the tiatne c/Chemosh, the Atntnonites by 
 that of ^loloch, a7td the Israelites by the natne 
 of Baal, a7id hy the. king of the host ot heaven. 
 They did 7/.ot separate his rcorship frotn that oj 
 the 7710071, 7cho77i they called Astarta, a.7id the 
 queen of heaven. They paid this rcorship 7/pon 
 high places, vi groves, u 7 id 7 ipu 7 i the roojs of thetr 
 houses. The Israelites had a cautiori agai7ist tins 
 worship. Derit. 4. 15, 19. Take ye therefore good 
 
 heed unto yourselves,-lest thou lilt up thine 
 
 eyes unto heaven, and when thou seest the stm, 
 and the moon, and the stars, even all the host ol 
 heaven, shouldest be driven to worship- them, 
 and serve them, widen the Lord thy God hath 
 divided unto all nations under the whole hea¬ 
 ven. A7id in Deut. 17- 3, 4, 5. .?w/i are con- 
 de77i7ied to death, as shall he perverted to the 70 or- 
 ship of strn 7 ige gods, of the sun, or of the moon. 
 Josiah kmg of .Itidah took array 07 it oJ the te/r/ple 
 of the Lord, the horses, arid hrmit the chariots, 
 (’at the kuigs his predecessors had cotisecrated to 
 the sun, 2 Khtgs 23. 11. Job says, that he looked 
 upo7i it as a very great ertwe, a 7 id as re 7 iou 7 icutg 
 the God that is above, to kiss his tumd as a toke7i 
 of adoratio7i, -chen he saw the sun in all Us glory 
 a7id sple7idour. Job 31. 26, 27,28. Ezekiel saw m 
 the Spirit, in the temple oJ the L,ord, Jive ana 
 tn enty men of Judah, roho turned their backs upon 
 the sanctuary, and had their faces towards the 
 east, worshipping the sun at his rising, Ezek. 8.16. 
 'The sun is frequently alluded to in a great part <>/ 
 the noble similitudes that the sacred authors make 
 v.se of. To represent a very great calamity, they 
 say, the sun was obscured, and the moon with¬ 
 drew her light, Jsa. 13. 10. | 2-f. 23. Jer. 15. 9. 
 Ezek. .32. 7 . AmosS. 9. To express a long con¬ 
 tinuance of anything that i.s glorious and illus¬ 
 trious, in Scripture style it is said, shall_con- 
 tinue as long as the sun endures, 1 -lal. <2. o, 1<. 
 The compass of the whole eyrth is marked out ay 
 those words, from the rising ot the sun to the 
 going down of the same, Psal. 50. 1.1 113. 3. 
 To be hung upon a gibbet in the face of the sun, 
 to be exposed in the fields to the birds of the air, 
 and to the heat of the sun, expresses a particular 
 degree of ignominy, Num. 25. 4. Jer. 8. 2. Un¬ 
 der the sun ; that is to say, in the world, Eccl. 
 1. 9, 14, /See. Jesus Christ is called the sun ot 
 righteousness, Mai. 4. 2. he enlightens, gutckeri.x, 
 and comforts his people. A woman clothed with 
 the sun, and the moon under her teet, signifies 
 the church clothed with the righteoiMiess of Christ, 
 purity of doctrine, and a holy coia ersation ; con¬ 
 temning and undervaluing worldly things, and the 
 Mosaical wo'ship, Rev. 12. 1. 
 
 The Scripture acquaints us with three very ertracr ■ 
 dinary and miratndous things relating to the sun. 
 The first was, when it stood still at the command 
 of Joshua, JwsM. lu. 12. 13. The second, when it 
 returned back in the time of king liezekiah, 2 
 Kings 20. 11. And the third, when it was in¬ 
 volved in darkness, though the moon ica- then at 
 ihi full, at the time of our ■'saviour’s crucifixion. 
 Mat. 27 . 45. 
 
 Gen. 15. 17 . it came to pass when the s. went down 
 
 19 . 23. the ?. was risen wl en Lot entered Zoar 
 28. 11. Jacob tarried all niglit, bee. the s. was set 
 
 32. 31. as he passed over Penuel, the s. r</se on him 
 37 . 9. the ?. moon, and stars made obeisance to me 
 
 Exod. 16 . 21. and when the?, waxed hot it melleu 
 
 22. 3. if ?. be risen, blood shall be shed tor him 
 Lev.2‘2, 7 . and when the?, is down, he shall be clean 
 
 and afterwards eat holy things, Deut. (13. 11. 
 Num. 25. 4. hang them up before the l.ord, ag. the s, 
 Deut. 4. 19- lest when thou seest the s. and moon 
 17 . 3. and hath worshipped either the ?. or moon 
 24. 15. norshall the s. go down upon it, he is poor 
 
 33. 14. tor the precious fruits brought forth by ?. 
 Josh. 1. 4. to .'■ea, toward the going down of the?. 
 
 8.C9.as soon a^ the ?. was down, Joshua commanded 
 
 10. 12. ?.staiid thou still upon Gibeon, and moon 
 
 1.3. and the ?. stoo<l still, and the moon stayed 
 Judg. b.3\. let them that love him be as?.his might 
 
 8. 13. tiideon letiiined before the ?. was up 
 
 9 . 3.3. as soon as the . 1 . is up, thou shalt rise early 
 
 14. 18. they said lo him beiore the ?. went down 
 19 . 14. ?. went dovvn when they were by Gibeah 
 
 1 isarn. 11. 9 . by the ?. be hot, ye shall have help 
 dUarn. 2.24. the ?. wentdown, they were at Aiiiinah 
 
 .3. 35. ii taste bread or ought till the ?. be down 
 12. 11. shall lie with thy wives in sight of this ?. 
 
 12. but I will fio this thing before Israel and the?. 
 
 23. 4. as the light of morning when the ?. riseth 
 
 2 Kings 3. 22. they rose, and ?. shone uixinthe water 
 23. 5. them also that burn incense to?, and moon 
 
 11. and burnt thecliariots of the ?. with fire 
 
 2 Ghron. 14. t 5. Asa look high places and ?. images 
 31. + 4. Josiah brake down the ■. images on liigii 
 Nell. 7 . 3 . let not gates be opened till the ?. be hot 
 Job?,. 16. the hypocrite is green before the ?. 
 
 9. 7. " bich commandeth the ?. and it risetli not 
 .30. 28. 1 went mourning without the ?. 1 stood 
 .31. 26 . if 1 beheld ?. when itsliined or the moon 
 Psal. 19 . 4. in them hath he set a tabernacle for ?. 
 58.8. pass away that they may not see the ?. 
 
 72 . 5. sliall fear thee as long as ?. and moon endure 
 17 . his name shall be continued as long as tlie ?. 
 74 . 16 . thou hast prepareu the light and the ?. 
 
 84. 11. for the Lorci God is a ?. and shield 
 89. 36. his throne shall endure as the?, before me 
 104. 22. the ?. arisfctli, they gather theiiiselve.s 
 121. 6. the ?. shall not smile iliee by day 
 
 I. 36. 8. to him that made the ?. to rule by day- 
 lid. 3. praise ye him,?, and moon, and stars of light 
 
 Eccl. 1. 5. the ?. also arisetli, and tlie goethdown 
 
 6. 5. moreover, he hath not seen the ?. nor known 
 
 7 . 11 . by it there is profit to them that see the ?. 
 
 II. 7-a pleasant thing for the eyes to behold the ?. 
 
 12. 2. while the ?. or the stars be not darkened 
 Cant. 1. 6. because tlie ?. hath looked upon me 
 
 6. 10. tliatlooketh forth, fair as moon, clear as the ?. 
 Isa. 19. t 18. one shall be called the city of the ?. 
 
 24.2.3. then the ?. shall be ashamed, Dl. shall reign 
 
 30. 26. the light of the moon shall be as the light of 
 the ?. and the light of the ?. shall be sevenfold 
 
 .38. 8. is gone down in ?. dial, so the ?. returned 
 49 . 10. nor shall the heat nor ?. smite them 
 60. 19. the ?. shall be no more tliy light by day 
 
 20. ?. shall no more go dow n, nor moon withdraw 
 Jer. 8. 2. they shall spiead the bones before the ?. 
 
 15. 9. her?, is gone down while it was yet day 
 19. + 2. which is by the entry of the ?. gate 
 
 31. .35. which g.vetii the?, for a light by day- 
 43. 113. be shall break the house of the ?. 
 
 Ezek.?. 16 . they worshipped the?, toward the east 
 
 32. 7.1 will cover the ?. with a cloud 
 
 Joel. 2.10. tlie ?. and the moon shall be darkened, 3. 
 
 15. Mat. 24. 29. Mark 13. 21. Luke 23. 45. 
 31. ?. shall be turned into darkness, moon into 
 Amos. 8. 9.1 w ill cause die ?. to go tiown at noon 
 Jonah 4. 8. when the ?. did arise, and the ?. beat on 
 the head of Jonah that he w ished to die 
 Mic. 3. 6. the ?. shall go down over the prophets 
 Nah. .3. 17 . but w hen the .?. arisetli, they flee away 
 llab. 3. 11. ?. and moon stood still in their habitation 
 Mai. 4. 2. to you shall the ?. of righteousness arise 
 Mat. 5. 45. he maketh his ?. to rise on evil and good 
 13.6.when ?. was up they were scorched, .\,ark4. 6. 
 43. then shall the righteous shine as the ?. 
 
 17 . 2 . his lace diil shine as the ?. Rev. 1 . 16. | 10 . 1 . 
 Mark 1. .32. when the ?. did set they brought the sick 
 Luke A. 40. now when the?, was setting, brought sick 
 
 21. 25. there shall be signs in the ?. amt the nioom 
 Acts 2. 20. the?, info daikness, the moon into blood 
 
 1.3. 11. shall be blind, not seeing the?, for a season 
 
 26. 1.3. 1 saw a light above the brightness of the ?. 
 27 . 20 . when neither ?. nor stars appearetl 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 41. there is one glory of the.,. and another 
 Eph. 4. 26. let not the ?. goiiown upon your wrath 
 Jam. 1. 11. ?■ is no sooner risen with a burning hea 
 iiev. 6. 12. the ?. became black as sackcloth ot hair 
 
 7 . 16. nor shall the ?. light on them nor any heat 
 8 . 12 . and a third part of the ?. was smitten 
 
 9. 2. the ?. and the air were darkened by smoke 
 
 12. 1. there apfieared a woman clothed with thei 
 
 16. 8. the tourth angel poured out his vial on the s. 
 19 . 17 . 1 saw an angel standing in the ?. he cried 
 21. 23. and the city had no need of the ?. 22. 5. 
 
 Ace Gof.i H. Going, Risi.ng. 
 
 Under the SUN. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 3. what profit of all labour which he taketh 
 under the s. ? 2. 18, 19, 20,22. 1 5. 18.1 9. & 
 9. and there is no new tiling under the s. 
 
 14.1 have seen all the works done under s. all is 
 vanity and vexation, 2. 17.1 4. .3. | 8. 17 . 1 9. 3. 
 
 2. 11. and there was no profit under the s. 
 
 3. 16. 1 saw under thos. the place of judgment 
 
SUP 
 
 SUR 
 
 SUR 
 
 £fc/. 4.1. «iU the oppressions fliat are done lin. the s. 
 7. then I returned, and I saw vanity under the s. 
 5. 13. an evil I have seen under the s. 6. 1.1 10. 5. 
 6. 12. tell what shall be after him under the s. 
 
 8. 9.1 applied my heart to <!very Mmrk under the s. 
 
 15. mirth, a man hath no better thins under the s. 
 
 9. 6. nor any portion in any thins under the s. 
 
 9. all days which he hath si' en thee utider the x. 
 11. I sa,\v under the s. that race is not to the s wift 
 13. this wisdom have 1 seen also under thes. 
 .SUN DEll. 
 
 JPsal. 46. 9. he breaks the bow, cutteth the spear in s, 
 107. 14. and he brake their bands in s. 
 
 IG. and he hath cut the bars of iron in s. 
 
 Jsa. 27. 9- as chalk stones that are beaten in s, 
 
 45. 2. I will cut in s. the bars of iron 
 Nah. 1. 13. for now I will burst thy bonds in s. 
 Luke 12.46. he will come and cut him ins. 
 
 SUN DEUED. 
 
 Job 41.17. his scales stick together, they cannot be s. 
 Ps. 22. t 14. all my bones are s. my heart is like wax 
 SUNDRY. 
 
 Jieh. 1.1. God who at s. times spake to the fathers 
 SUNG. 
 
 F.zra?‘. 11. they.?, together by course in praising L. 
 Jsa. 26. 1. in that day shall this song be s. in ludah 
 Mat. 26. .30. when tbe^’ had s. an hymn, they went 
 out into the mount of Olives, RJark 14. 26. 
 Pev.5.9- they s. a new song, saying, thou art worthy 
 14.3. they .'-. as it were a new song bef. the throne 
 SUNK, Actively, Passively. 
 
 Num . 11.12. when Moses prayed to the L. the fire s. 
 
 1 Ham. 17. 49. that the stone s. into his foreliead 
 
 2 Kings 9. 24. and Jehoram s. down in his chariot 
 Psal. 9.15. heathen are^. down in the pit they made 
 Jer. 38. 6. they let him down, so .ler. s. in the mire 
 
 22. thy feet are s. in the mire, they are turned back 
 Lam. 2. 9. her gates are s. into the ground 
 Acts 20. 9. Eutychusj. down with si. and fell down 
 SUP. 
 
 Isa. 42.114. I will destroy and .f. up at once 
 ‘Obad.4 16. yea, all the heathen shall drink and s. up 
 Bab. 1. 9. their faces shall s. up as fhe east-wind 
 Luke 17. 8. say, make ready wherewith 1 may s. 
 Rev. 3. 20. 1 will s. with him, and he with me 
 SUPPED. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 25. he took the cup, when he had s. 
 SUPERFLUITY. 
 
 Jam. 1.21. lay apart all filthiness, .f. of naughtiness 
 SUPERF LUITIES. 
 
 Amos 6. t 4. lie on beds of ivory and abound with s. 
 SUPERFLUOUS. 
 
 Lev. 21.18. w’hatsoever man hath any thins: s. 
 
 22. 23. a bullock, or lamb, tliat hath any thing s. 
 ■Q Cur. 9.1. as to ministerins it is s. for to write toyou 
 SUPERSCHIP riON. 
 
 It was a custom among the Romans to write the 
 crime for which any man suffered death, in a 
 table, and carry it before him to execution; 
 and as of other kinds of death, so in particular 
 of those that were crucified. Whence appears 
 the propriety of all these expressions in the 
 P.vannehsts, kni'tparpri rris alnas, the super¬ 
 scription of the cause of his crimes. Mark 15. 
 26. >) aiTia eTTavoi ruf Ke<pa\r]s yeypamnevri, 
 the charge, or cause written over his head. 
 Mat. 27. 37- And simply eniypasptu super¬ 
 scription, 23. .‘18. Andri-Xos, tills, John 
 19. 19. 
 
 Mat. 22. 20. .Tesus saith unto them, whose is this 
 image and s. ? Mark 12. 16. Luke 20. 24. 
 Mark 15. 26. the^. of his accusation, Luke 23. 38. 
 SUPEILSTITION. 
 
 Acts 25.19. but had questions ag. him of their own s. 
 suPER.sTirrous. 
 
 Acts 17. 22. T perceive that in all things ye are too s. 
 SUPPER. 
 
 Mark 6. 21. TTerod on his birth-d. made a s. to lords 
 Luke 14.12. when thou makest a dinner or s. 
 
 16. a cer tain man made a great s. and bade many 
 
 17. and sent his servant at .f. time to say to tliem 
 24. none of those were bidden shall tasteof my .f. 
 
 22.20. likewise also the cup after.?, saying, this cup 
 John 12.2. there they made .lesusa s. Slartliaserved 
 13. 2. and s. being ended 1| 4. .lesus riseth from j. 
 21. 20. disciple who also leaned on his breast ati-. 
 1 Cor. 11. 20. this is not to eat the l.ord’s s. 
 
 21. for everyone taketh before other his own s. 
 Rev. 19. 9. blessed that are called to the marriage s. 
 17. he cried, come to the j. of the great God 
 SUPPING. 
 
 Ilab. 1.1 9. the s. up of their faces as the east-wind 
 SUPPLAN I'. 
 
 Jer. 9. 4. for every brother will utterly s. 
 SUPPLANTED. 
 
 ■Gen. 27. 36. for he hath s. me these two times 
 SUPPLANTER. 
 
 ■Gen. 27. t 36. he said, is not he rightly named a s. 
 SUPPLE. 
 
 Lzek. 16. 4. neither wast washed in water to s. thee 
 SUPPLIANTS. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 10. my s. shall bring mine offering 
 SUPPLICATION. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 12. and 1 have not made s. to the Lord 
 \ Kings 8. 28. have respect to his s. 2 Chron. 6.19. 
 .30. hearken thou to the s. 45. 49. 2 Chron. 6. 35. 
 .33. and niake s. to thee, 47. 2 Chron. 6. 24. 
 
 52. that tliine eyes may be open to s. of thy servant 
 54. had made end of praying all this prayer and s. 
 59. these my words wherewith 1 have made s. 
 
 9. 3. 1 have heard thy that thou hast made 
 ■2 Chron. 6. 29. what s. shall be made of any man 
 33. 13.. Lord lieard Manasseh’s f. then knew the L. 
 Lsth. 4. 8. and should make s. to him for her people 
 Job 8.5. and wouldest make thy s. to the Almighty 
 9. 15. but 1 would make my s. to my judge 
 Ps. 6. 9. the L. hath heard my s. receive my pra}’er 
 30. 8. and unto the Lord 1 made my s. 142. 1. 
 
 55. 1. give ear, and hide not thyself from my s. 
 119.170. let my s. come before thee, deliver me 
 Isa. 45. 14 they shall make s. to thee, saying 
 Jier, 36.7. it may be they will present tlieir^. to Ld. 
 
 Jer. 37. 20. O king, let my s. be accepted before thee 
 .38.26. I presented my s. bef. the king not to return 
 42.2. let our i'. be accepted bef. thee and pray for us 
 
 9. to whom ye sent me to present your s. bef. him 
 Ban. 6. 11. th^n these men and Daniel making s. 
 
 9. 20. while I was presenting my s. before my God 
 Hos. 12.4. he wept and made s. unto him, found him 
 Acts 1. 14. continued with one accord in pray, and s. 
 F.ph.d.lS. with all prayer and s. inspir. for all saints 
 Phil. 4. 6. but in every thing by prayer and s. 
 SUPPLICA I'lONS. 
 
 2 Chr. 6.21. hearken to.?, of thy servant and people 
 39. then hear thou their prayer and their s. 
 
 Job 41. .3. will Leviathan make many .?. unto thee ? 
 Psal. 2S1.2. hear voice of my s. when 1 cry, 140.6. 
 
 6. he hath heard voice of my j. ,31. 22. 1 116. 1. 
 86. 6. gi ve ear and attend to the voice of my s. 
 130. 2. let thy ears be attentive to my s. 143. 1. 
 Jer. 3. 21. weeping and f. of Israel were heard 
 
 31. 9. come with weep, and witli.?. will 1 lead them 
 Dan. 9. 3. 1 set my face to seek by prayer and s. 
 
 17. Iiear tlie prayer of thy servant and his s. 
 
 18. we do not present our,?. for our righteousness 
 
 23. at the beginning of thy .v. the command came 
 
 Zerh. 12.10. and I will pour the S|)iritof gr. and s. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 1. the first of all s. be made for all men 
 5.5. she continueth in s. and prayers night and day 
 
 Heb. 5.7" when he had offered up prayers and s. 
 SUPPLY, Substantive. 
 
 2 Cor. 8.14. that your abundance may be a?, fortheir 
 
 want, tliat their abundance a s. for your want 
 Phil. 1.19. thro’ praveraiidthef.oftheSpir.of Jes. 
 SUPPLY, Verb. 
 
 Phil. 2. .30. not regarding his life to s. lack of serv. 
 4.19. but my G sliall s. all yom- need by Chr. Jes. 
 SUPPLIED. 
 
 1 Cor. 16.17. what lacking on your part, they have s. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.9. what was lacking tome, the bretliren s. 
 
 SUPPLl Ul'H. 
 
 2 Cor. 9.12. not only s. the vvant of the saints 
 £ph. 4.16. compelled by that which every joint s. 
 SUPPOR'l', F.D. 
 
 Ge/i. 27. + .37. with corn and wine have T s. him 
 Psal. 20.-12, the T.ord .?. thee out of 'Zion 
 Acts 20. .35. y’e ought to .v. the weak, 1 Thsss. 5. 14. 
 SUPPOSE. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 32. let not my lord ,?. that they have slain 
 Lukel. 43. I s. that he to whom he forgave most 
 
 12. 51. s. y e that I am come to give peace on earth 
 
 13. 2. j. ye that these Galileans were sinners 
 John2\. 25. 1 s. the world could not contain books 
 Acts 2. 15. for these are not drunken, as ye s. 
 
 1 Cor. 7.26. I s. that this is good for the present 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 5. 1 .f. I was not behiiul the chiefest apost.- 
 Heb. 10. 29. of liow much .sorer punishment s. ye 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 12. by Silvanus, a faithful brother, as 1 s. 
 SUPPOSED. 
 
 Mat. 20.10. they’ s. they should have received more 
 Mark 6. 49. they s. it had been a spirit, and cried out 
 [Mke .3.23. .lesus being, as was.?. the son of .loseph 
 
 24. .37. terrified and s. tliat they had seen a spirit 
 Acts 7.25. for he s. his brethren would have underst. 
 
 21.29. whom Uiey.?. thatPaulhad brought to temp. 
 
 25. 18. brought none accusat. of such things as I s. 
 Phil. 2.25. I s. it necess. to send to y’ou Epaphrodit. 
 
 SUPPOSING. 
 
 Lttke 2. 44. they s. him to have been in the company 
 John20. 15. she s. him to be gardener, saith to him 
 Acts 14.19. who drew Paul out, s. he had been dead 
 16.27. jailer s. that the prisoners had been fled 
 
 27. 13. s. that they had obtained their purpose 
 Phil. 1. 16. s. to add affliction to my bonds 
 1 Tim. 6.5. men of corrupt minds, s. gain is godlin. 
 SUPREME. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 13. submit, whether it be to the king as s. 
 SURE. 
 
 Gen. 2.3.17. borders, field, and cave were made.?. 20. 
 Exod. 3.19. I am r. the king will not let you go 
 Num. 32. 2.3. and be .?. your sin will find you out 
 Dent. 12. 2.3. only be s. that thou eat not the blood 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .35. and 1 will build him a s. house 
 20. 7. then be .?. that evil is determined by him 
 25. 28. for the Lord will make my Lord a s. house 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. because 1 was s. that he could not live 
 23. 5. with me covenant ordered in all things and f. 
 
 1 Kings ll.tltl. that I will build thee a ,v. house 
 Ezra 9. t 8. and to give us a constant and s. abode 
 Neh. 9. 38. we make a s. covenant, and write it 
 
 II. t 2.3. that a.?, ordinance should be for the singers 
 Job 24. 22. he riseth up and no inan is s. of life 
 Psal. 19.7- the testimony of the L. is?, making wise 
 93. 5. thy testimonies are vei'y s. O Lord 
 
 III. 7. all his commandments are s. 
 
 Pror). 6. .3. humble thyself and make s. thy friend 
 
 11.15. and he that hateth suretiship, is s. 
 
 18. to him soweth righteousness shall be.?. reward 
 Isa.22.23. 1 will fasten him asanail ina?. place,25. 
 
 28.16. behold, I lay in Zion for a .?. foundation 
 .32. 18. my peoi)le shall dwell in s. dwellings 
 
 33.16. bread shall be given him, waters shall be s. 
 55. .3. even the ?. mercies of David, Acts 13. .34. 
 
 Jer. 15. t 18. thou be to me as waters that be not s. ? 
 Dan. 2. 45. and the infei |)retation thereof is?. 
 
 4. 26. thy kingdom shall be .?. unto thee 
 Mat. 21. 61. that the sepulchre be made s. 66. 
 
 65. he said, go your way, make it as .?. as you can 
 J.uke 10.11. be?, of this the king(4omof God is come 
 Joint 6.69. we believe are ?. and that thou art (dirist 
 16. .30. now are we.?. that thou knowest all things 
 Rom. 2. 2. weai’e s. that the judgment of God is true 
 
 4.16. to end the promise might be s. to all the seed 
 15. 29. I am .?. that when I come unto you 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. the foundation of God standeth s. 
 Heb. 6. 19. hope we have as anchor?, and stedfast 
 2 Fct. 1.10. give all diligence to make your call. ?. 
 
 19. we have also a more ?. word of prophecy 
 
 SURET.Y. 
 
 Gen. 2. 17. in day thou eatest thereof, thou shalt.?.<lie 
 
 3.4. serpent said to the woman, ye shall not ?. die 
 
 9.5. and ?. your blood of your lives will I require 
 18. 18. Abraham shall ?. become a great nation 
 
 20. 7. if thou restore her not, thou shalt ?. die 
 
 Gen. 20. 11. ?. the fear of God is not in this place 
 
 28.16. .lac. said,?. Ld. is in this place, I knew it not 
 
 22. 1 will ?. give the tenth unto thee 
 
 29.14.1 ,aban said, ?. thou art my bone and my flesli 
 .32. ?. the Lord bath looked upon my affliction 
 
 .30. 16. come in unto me, for ?. 1 have hired thee 
 
 31. 42. ?. tliou hadst sent me away now empty 
 
 32. 12. and thou saidst. 1 will ?. do thee good 
 
 42.16. ?. ye are spies II44. 28. ?. he is lorn in pieces 
 
 4.3. 10. ?. now we had l eturned this second time 
 46. 4. and 1 will also ?. bring thee up again 
 
 50. 24. 1 die, G. will .?. visit you, 25. Exod. 1.3. 19. 
 Exod. 2. 14. Moses said, .?. this thing is known 
 
 3. 7;,! have .?. seen the affliction of Israel, 16. 
 
 4. 25. she said, ?. a bloody husband art thou to me 
 11. 1. he shall.?. thrust you out hence all together 
 
 18. 18. thou wilt .V. wear away, thou and this people 
 
 19. 13. but he shall ?. be stoned, or shot through 
 
 21. 20. it he die, he shall be ?. punished, 22. 
 
 28. if an ox gore, then the ox shall be .?. stoned 
 .‘16. he shall ?. pay ox for ox, dead shall be his own 
 
 22. 6. he that kindleth fire shall .?. make restitution 
 
 14. if it be hurt or die, he shall ?. make it good 
 IG. if lie with her, shall.?. endow her to be his wife 
 
 23. if they cry at all to me, 1 will.?. hear their cry 
 
 2.3. 4. thou shalt ?. bring it back to him again 
 
 5. if thou see, thou shalt.?. help him 
 
 33. if serve theirgods, will?, besnare, 1 KingsW.Q. 
 40.15. anointing shal I.?.be an everlasting priesthood 
 
 TSium. 13. 27. and ?. it rtoweth with milk and honey 
 
 14. 23. ?. they shall not see the laud which 1 sware 
 .35. 1 will .?. do it to all this evil congregation 
 
 18. 15. the first-born of man shalt thoii ?. redeem 
 
 22. 3.3. ?. now I had slain thee, and saved her alive 
 
 23. 2.3. .?. Ihei e is no enchantment against .lacob 
 26.65. L. had said, they shall ?. die in the wildern. 
 
 27.7. thou shalt?. give them a possession of inherit. 
 
 32.11. ?. none from twenty years old and upward, 
 
 shall see the land 1 sware to Abraham, 
 Dent. 1. 35. 
 
 Dent. 4. 6. ?. this great nation is a wise people 
 
 8.19.1 testify this day that ye shall.?. pensh,30.18. 
 13. 9. but thou shalt ?. kill the idolater 
 
 15. thou shalt .?. smite the inhabitants of that city 
 
 15. 8. thou shalt ?. lend him sufficient for his need 
 
 10. shalt?. give thy poor brother not to be grieved 
 
 16. 15. thou shalt ?. rejoice in the feast of taberna. 
 
 22. 4. thou shalt ?. help him to lift tiiem up again 
 
 23. 21. the Lord will .?. require tby vow of thee 
 31. 18. and 1 will ?. hide my face in that day 
 
 Josh. 14. 9. ?. the land shall be thine inheritance 
 Judg. 3. 24. they said, .?. he covereth his feet 
 
 4. 9. and Deborah said, 1 will ?. go with thee 
 
 6. 16. the T.. said to Gideon, .?. I will be with thee 
 
 11. .31. cometh forth to meet me, shall.?. be the L.’s 
 15. 1.3. we will bind, but ?. we will not kill thee 
 
 20. 39. ?. they are smitten down before us as in fast 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 6. all that be saitb cometh .?. to pass 
 
 15. 32. Agag said, ?. the bitterness of death is past 
 
 17. 25. they said, ?. to tlefy Israel is he come up 
 20. 26. for Saul thought, .?. he is not clean 
 
 22. 22. <1 knew it that Doeg would ?. tell .Saul 
 
 24. 20. 1 know well that thou shalt.?. be king 
 
 25. 21. .?. in vain have 1 kept all this fellow hath 
 
 34. ?. thei'e had not been left to Nabal any 
 
 28. 2. ?. thou shalt know what thy servant can do 
 
 29. 6. ?. as the l ord livelh. thou hast been upright 
 .30. 8. pursue, for thou shalt .?. overtake tliem 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 27. ?. the people bad gone up every one 
 
 9.7. I will ?. shew thee kindn. for .lonathan's sake 
 11. 23. he said, ?. the men prevailed against us 
 15. 21. ?. where the king shall be, there will I be 
 
 18. 2. I will ?. go forth with you myself also 
 
 20. 18. she spake, they shall ?. ask counsel at Abel 
 24. 24. nay, but 1 will ?. buy it of thee at a price 
 
 1 KingsQ. 13. 1 have?, built thee house to dwell in 
 11. li. 1 will ?. rend the kingdom from thee 
 
 13. .32. saying against the altar shall.?. come to pass 
 18. 15. 1 will ?. shew myself unto him to-day 
 
 20. 23. and ?. we shall be stronger than they, 25. 
 22. 32. they said, ?. it is the king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 3. 14. ?. were it not 1 regard .lehoshaphat 
 
 2.3. they said, this is blood, the kings are ?. slain 
 
 5. 11. behold, 1 thought, he will .?. come out to me 
 
 8. 11. he told me that thou shouldest ?. recover 
 
 9. 26. ?. I have seen yesterday the blood of Naboth 
 18. 30. the Lord will ?. deliver us, Isa. 36. 15. 
 
 2.3. 22. ?. there was not holden such a pa.ssover 
 
 24. .3..?. at command of the Ld. came this on ludah 
 Esth. 6. 13. not prevail, but shalt ?. fall before him 
 Job it. 6. if pure and upright, .?, would awake for thee 
 
 1.3. 3. ?. 1 would speak to the Almighty 
 
 10. he will ?. reprove you. if ye accept persons 
 
 14. 18. ?. the mountain falling cometh to nought 
 18. 21. ?. such are the dwellings of the wicked 
 20. 20. s. he shall not feel quietness in his belly 
 28. 1. ?. there is a vein for the silver, place for gold 
 3E.36. ?. take it upon my shouldei', and bind it 
 
 3.3. 8. ?. thou bast spoken in mine hearing 
 
 34.12. yea,?. G.will not do wickedly, nor Almighty 
 
 35. 1.3..?. God will not hear vanity nor regard it 
 
 Psal. 32. 6. ?. in the Hoods they shall not come nigh 
 .39. 6. .?. every man walketh in vain shew 
 
 11. his beauty consumes,.?. every man is vanity 
 73. 18. ?. thou didst set them in slippery places 
 
 76. 10. ?. the wrath of man shall praise tliee 
 
 77. 11. ?. 1 will remember thy wonders of old 
 85. 9. ?. his salvation is nigh them that fear him 
 91. 3. ?. he shall <leliver thee from snare of fowler 
 112. 6. ?. he shall not be moved for ever 
 
 1.31.2. ?. have behaved and quieted myselfasachild 
 1.32. 3. ?. I will not come into my house 
 
 139. 19. ?. thou wilt Slav the wicked. () Go<l 
 
 140. 1.3..?. righteous shall give thanks to thy name 
 Prov. 1.17. ?. in vain the net is spread in sight ot bird 
 3. 34. .?. scorneth the svorners, but giveth grace to 
 
 10. 9. he that walketh uprightly, walketh .?. 
 
 22. 16. that giveth to the rich, shall .?. come to want 
 23.18. ?. there is an end || .‘10. 2.1 am more brutisli 
 .30. 3.3..?. the churn, of milk bringeth forth butter 
 Eccl. 4.16. ?. this is also vanity and vexation of spirit 
 
 7. 7. ?. oppression muketh a wise man mad 
 
 2 I 2 483 
 
SWA 
 
 SWA 
 
 S U R 
 
 T.ccl. 8.12. s. it shall be well with them (hat fear God 
 
 10 . 11 . s. tlie serpent will bite without enchantineiit 
 Jsa. 7 . 9 , will not believe,f. ye shall not beestablisii. 
 
 14 24. s. as I have thought so shall it come to pass 
 
 16.7. tor Kir hareseth ye shall mourn,.f .are stricken 
 
 19. 11. s. the princes of Zoan are fools 
 
 £2.14. J. this iniquity shall not be purged from you 
 
 17 . behold, the l/)rd wilU. cover thee 
 
 18. he will .t. violently turn and toss thee like ball 
 
 29.16. s. your turning of things upside down 
 40. 7 . the grass witheretfi, s. the people is grass 
 45. 14. s. God is in thee, and there is none else 
 
 24. s. in the L. have 1 righteousness and strength 
 49. 4. yet f. my judgment is with the Lord 
 53 . 4 . s. he hath borne our gnefs.and carried our sor. 
 
 15. they shall s. gather together, but not by me 
 60. 9 . s. the islesshall wait for me, ships of 1 arshish 
 
 62. 8 .f. 1 willno more give thy corn to thy enemies 
 
 63. 8. he said, f. they are my people, childr. not lie 
 Jer. 2.35. thou sayest, f.his anuer snail turn from me 
 
 3. 20. f. as a wife treacherously depart, from husb. 
 
 4 . 10 . s. thou hast greatly deceived this people 
 
 5. 2. .r.they swear falsely 11 4. 1 said.f.these are poor 
 8. 13. 1 will s. consume tliem, saith the Lord 
 
 16.19. our fathers have inherited lies, vanity 
 22. 6 . yet j-. I will make thee a wilderness 
 22 . S', thou shalt be ashamed for thy wickedness 
 24. 8 . s. saith the Lord, so will 1 give Zedekiah 
 
 26.15.ye shall .v.bring innocent blood on j ourselves 
 31. 18. haves, heard Ephraim bemoaning himself 
 
 19. f. after that I was turned, 1 repented 
 
 20 . therefore 1 w ill s. have mercy on him, saith L. 
 34 . 3 . but thou shalt.r. be taken and delivered 
 36. 16. we will s. tell the king of all these words 
 .37. 9. the Chaldeans shall s. depart from us 
 
 38. .' 1 . this city shall s. be given to the king of Eab. 
 
 39 . 18. 1 will s. deliver thee, thou shalt not fall 
 44 . 25. we w ill s. perform our vows that we vowed 
 
 £ 9 . that mv words shall s. stand ag. you for evil 
 46.18. .f. as Carmel by the sea, so shall become 
 
 49.12. thou shalt not go unpunished, hut f. drink it 
 
 20. S', the least of the Hock shall draw them, 50. 45. 
 
 51. 14. saying, s. 1 will fill thee with men 
 56. for the L. G. of recompences, shall s. requite 
 Ezek.'i. 21. he shall s. live, because he is warned, 
 18.9, 17, 19,21, 28. I 33. 13, 15, 16. 
 5 . 11 . s. because thou hast defiled my sanctuary 
 17 . 16. s. in the place where the king dwellcth 
 
 20. 33. s. with a mighty hand will 1 ruleoveryou 
 31. 11. he shall s. deal w ith him, 1 havedriven him 
 . 3 ;}. 27 . s. tlicy in the w'astes shall fall by the sword 
 .34. 8. as 1 live,f. becausemy fiock became a prey 
 36. 5. s. in the fire of my jealousy have 1 spoken 
 
 7 . s. the heathen, they shall bear their shame 
 .38. 19 . .f. in that day there shall be a great shaking 
 Hos. 5. 9 .1 have made know n that which shall .r. be 
 
 12. 11. s. they are vanity, they sacrifice bullocks 
 Amos 3. 7 . -f. the L. w ilfdo nothing, but he reveals 
 5.5. forGilgal shall.?, go into captivity,and Bethel 
 7 . 11. Israel shall 5. be led away captive, 17. 
 
 8 . 7 . s. 1 w ill never forget any of their works 
 Mic. 2.12.1 will?, assemble, 0.]acob, all of thee, T 
 
 will.?, gather remnant of Isr. as sheep of Bozrah 
 HabA. 3. because it w ill ?. come, it will not tarry 
 Zep/i. 2. 9 . as 1 live s. Moabshall be as Sodom 
 3. 7 . s. thou wilt fear me, and receive instruction 
 JUct. 26. 73 . s. thou art one of them, Nark 14. 70. 
 Lvkel. 1. things which are most ^.believed among us 
 4.23. ye will s. say unto me this proverb,physician 
 John 17 . 8 . have known s. that 1 came out from thee 
 Heh. 6.14. saying, ?. blessing, I will bless thee 
 J^ez>.£2.20.saith,?.l come ctuickly .even so come L,J. 
 ^iee Die. 
 
 SURELY he pttt to death. 
 
 Gew. 26. 11. toucheth thisman, shall s. he pvt to d. 
 F.xod. 19 . 12. toucheth mount, shall s. he pvt to d. 
 
 21. 12. he that killeth a man, shall s. be put to d. 
 
 15. he that smiteth his father, shall s. be pvt to d, 
 
 16. lie that stealeth a man shall s. he pvt to death 
 
 17 . thatcurseth his father shall s.p. to d. Lev. 20. 9. 
 
 22. 19 . whosoever lieth with a beast, shall s. hepvt 
 
 to deaths Lev. 20. 15, 16. 
 31. 14. that defileth the sabbath s. he pvt to d. 15. 
 Lev. 20. 2. givcth his seed toIMolech, s. hepvt to d. 
 
 10. adulterer and adulteress shall ?. be pvt to d. 
 
 11. lieth with father’s wife, both shall ?. hep.tod. 
 
 12. lie with his daught.-inlaw, both s. he pvt tod. 
 
 13. if a man lie w ith mankind, both s. he pvt to d. 
 
 24. 16 . he that blasphemeth,shall ?. hepvt to d. 
 
 17 . and he that killeth any man, shall .?. he pvt 
 
 to death, Nv?n. .35. 16, 17, 18, 21,31. 
 27 . 29. not be redeemed, but shall s. he pvt to d. 
 Judg. 21. 5. w ho came not up, shall s. he pvt to d. 
 Jer. 38. 15. wilt thou not s. pvt me to death 
 SUREIY 
 
 Is one who undertakes to pay another maids debt, 
 ill case the principal debtor, either through vn- 
 Jaith fulness or poverty should prove insolvent. It 
 was an ancient custom in svretiship for the surety 
 to give his hand to, or strike hands w ith the creditor, 
 thereby obliging himself to the pay mmt of the debt, 
 in case of the insolvency of the principal debtor. 
 Thus it is said in .lob 17. 3. W ho is he that 
 will strike hands with me ? And in Prov. 6. 1, 
 2. My son, if thou be surety for thy friend; if 
 thou hast stricken thy hand with a stranger; 
 thou art snared with the words of thy mouth. 
 iSolomon in this passage does not condemn ptreti- 
 ship, which in some cases is not only lawful, hut 
 even an act of justice, of prudence, and charity ; 
 thus Judah became surety to his father for his 
 brother Benjamin, Gen. 42. 37. 1 .44. .32. and 
 Paul to Philemon for Unesimvs, Philem. 18, 19. 
 Solomon only forbids his disciple to become 
 surety rashly, without considering for whom, 
 or how jar he does oblige himself, or how he 
 could discharge the debt, if occasion should re¬ 
 quire it. 
 
 In Ileb. 7. 22. Jesus Christ is called the surety 
 of a better testament. Sins are by analogy 
 called debts ; for as a debt obliges the debtor to 
 payment, so sin doth the sinner to punishment. 
 
 484 
 
 Christ, according to the covenant of redemption, 
 or agreement between the Lather and him, inter¬ 
 posed as our surety ; and entering into this re¬ 
 lation, he sustained the persons of sinners, (Jbr 
 in the estimate of the law, the surety and debtor 
 are hut one person,) and being judicially one with 
 them, according to the order of justice, he was 
 liable to their punishment. lor though the dis¬ 
 pleasure of God was primarily and direi lly against 
 the sinner, yet the effects of it fell upon Christ, 
 who undertook for him. jind according to this 
 undertaking, Christ as our sui ety, juijilled the 
 preceptive part of the moral law, by the inuo- 
 cency and holiness of his life ; and he underwent 
 the penalty of the law when he offered up himself 
 a sacrijice to satisfy diitne justice, and recon¬ 
 cile us to God. And in consequence of the atone¬ 
 ment made by this sacrifice, the Holy Spirit is 
 given, to enable man to perform what is required 
 of him in the gospel; namely, to repent, to be¬ 
 lieve, and obey the Redeemer, and whJly to rely 
 upon his sacrijice for obtaining the Javour of 
 God; and Christ, by his intercession, secures to 
 believers all the blessings of God's covenant for 
 time and eternity. To which the Psalmist al¬ 
 ludes, Psal. 119 . 122. He surety for thy servant 
 for good : do thou undertake and plead my cause 
 against all mine enemies, as a suiety rescues the 
 pour persecuted debtor from the hands of a severe 
 and merciless creditor. 
 
 Gcw. 4.3. 9 . 1 will be ?. for him, shalt require him of 
 44. .32. for thy servant became?, for the lad 
 Job 17 .3. lay dow n now', put me in a ?. with thee 
 Psal. 119 . 122. be?, for thy servant for good 
 Prov. 6.1. my son, if thou be ?. for thy friend 
 
 11.15. he that is ?. for a stranger shall smart for it 
 
 17 . 18. and becometh ?. in presence of his friend 
 20. 16. Ins garment that is?, lor a stranger, 27. 13. 
 
 Heb.'i. 22. w as Jesus made ?. of a better testament 
 SURE! lES. 
 
 Prov. 22.20. be not one of them that are ?. for debts 
 Of a SUREI Y. 
 
 Gen. 15.1.3. know of a s. thy seed shall be a stranger 
 
 18. 13. shall 1 o/a?. bear a child, who am old ? 
 
 26.9. Abimelech said, behold, of as. she is thy wife 
 
 Acts 12.11.1 know of a s. the L. hath sent his angel 
 SURETISIIIP. 
 
 Prov. 11.15. and he that hateth ?. is sure 
 SUREEIT1>.G. 
 
 Luke2\. .34. lest your hearts beovercharged with s. 
 SURMLSllsGS. 
 
 1 Tim. 6.4. whereof cometh envy, strife, evil s. 
 SUR^AME. Yee SiRNAME. 
 SURPLUSAGE. 
 
 Exod. 26. +13. a cubit on the other side in the ?. 
 SURPRISE!.!. 
 
 Isa. 33.14. sinners afraid, fearfulness ?. hypocrites 
 Jer. 48. 41. Kerioth is taken, tlie strong holds are ?. 
 51. 41. how is the praise of the wliole earth ?..' 
 SUSPEJ^SE. 
 
 Luke 3. -f 15. as people were in s. and all rnen mused 
 12.129. seek not what shall eat, live not in caret. ?. 
 SUSTAIN. 
 
 1 Kings 17.9. commanded a widow w'oman to ?. thee 
 Kelt. 9. 21. yea, forty years didst thou?, them 
 Ps. 55. 22. (ast thy burden on Lord, he shall ?. thee 
 Prov. 18. 14. the spirit of a man will ?. his infirmity 
 
 SUSTAINED. 
 
 Gen. 27 . . 37 . and with corn and wine have I ?. him 
 Psal. .3. 5. 1 aw aked, for the Lord .?. me 
 Isa. 59. 16. and his righteousness, it ?. him 
 SUSI ENANCE, 
 
 Jwifg. 6.4. Itlidianites left no ?. for Israel, nor sheep 
 
 2 Sum. 19 . .32. Earzillai had provided the king of ?. 
 Acts 7 . 11 . dearth in Canaan, our fathers found no ?. 
 
 SWADDLED. 
 
 Lam. 2. -f 20. vvomen eat children ?. with their hands 
 2. 22. those that I have ?. hath my enemy consumed 
 Lzek. 16.4. thou wast not salted at all, nor ?. at all 
 SWADDLING. 
 
 Job 38. 9 . 1 made thick darkness a ?. band for it 
 Luke 2. 7 . and she w rapired him in ?. clothes, 12. 
 SWALLOW, 
 
 In Hebrew, Sis, is a plaintive bird, and a bird of 
 passage. Mention is made of the swallow in Isa. 
 .38. 14. Like a crane or a swallow, so did 1 chat¬ 
 ter. My complaint and cry were like to the noise 
 of a sw allow, quick and Jrequent ; aiid like that 
 of a crane, loud and frightful. And in Jer. 8.7- 
 '1 he stork in the heaven knoweth her appointed 
 times, anil the turtle, and the crane, and the 
 .swallow, observe the time of their coming. 
 
 The swallow is of a black colour, with some spots of 
 a dirty black under her belly ; its flight is very 
 unequal, and its sight is very quick. It appears 
 in spring and summer, and goes away in autumn. 
 It is thought that it pas.ses the sea, and withdraws 
 into hotter climates, where it either hides itselj in 
 holes in the earth, or even in marshes, and under 
 the Water, wherein sometimes great lumps <>/swal¬ 
 lows have been fished up, fixed one to another by 
 the claws and beak : and when they are laid in a 
 warm place, they move and recover, though before 
 they seemed to he dead. It is called xeAeiSon' in 
 Greek, whence comes the name of the herb Cheli- 
 done, in Celandine, or swallow-wort, iie- 
 
 cause it is pretended, that with this herb the swal¬ 
 low opens the eyes of her young ones, though they 
 should even be blinded onpurpose. It is said that 
 the flesh of these birds, burnt to ashes, is excellent 
 for distempers of the eyes. 7’/ie swallow is said to 
 breed ticice a year, once in the climate to w hich she 
 transports herself while our winter lasts : and again 
 in those six mouths she continues in this country. 
 Their chief J'ood are the flies that they catch as 
 they fly. 'They commonly make their nest in chim¬ 
 neys. and every year return to the same place. 
 Their nests are made of clay, mingled with bits 
 of straw or chaff: and it ts said, that when they 
 want clay or mud, they plunge themselves in-water, 
 then rolling in the dust, make clay for themselves. 
 Psal. 84. 3. the s. hath found a nest tor herself 
 
 Prov. 26. 2. as the s. by flying, so the curse causeTei* 
 Isa. .‘18. 14. like a crane or a ?. so <iid 1 chatter 
 Jer. 8. 7 . crane and s. observe tune of their coming' 
 SHALLOW, Lcrb. 
 
 Kum. 16. 30. if the earth open and s. them up 
 .34. for they said, le-it the earth s. u.s up also 
 2 Ham. 20. 19. w'hy wilt thou ?. up inlu ritance of L. 
 
 20. tar lie it from me, that 1 shouhl s. up or destroy 
 Job 2.t 3. thou moveilst me to ?, him up w itliout cause 
 7 . 19 . nor let me ahaie till I ?. <low n my spittle 
 20. 18. he shall restore, and not ?. it down 
 Psal. 21. 9 . the I ord shall s. tbera up in his w-ratH 
 56. 1. be merciful to me, O G. man would s. me up 
 2. mine enemirs would daily s. me up 
 
 57 . 3 . trom the reproach of him that would?, me up 
 69 . 15. neither let the deep?, me up 
 
 Prov 1. 12. let us .?. them up alive as the grave 
 Led. 10.12. but the lips of a fool will?, up himselC 
 Isa. .3. 1 12. they lead me, ?. up the w ay of thy pallia. 
 
 19. t 3. .snd I will ?. up the counsel thereof 
 25. 1 7. he will ?. up the face of the (overing 
 
 8. w ill ?. up death in victory, IaI. w ill wipe away 
 42. t 14. 1 will destroy and ?. up at once 
 
 llos. 8. 7 . if^so be it 3 leld, the strangers shall ?. it up 
 Amos 8. 4. hear this, O ye that ?. up the need^' 
 Ghad. 16. they shall drink, and the.v shall?. Oown. 
 Jonah 1. 17 . the Lorrl fJrepared a fish to ?. up Jonah. 
 Mat. 23.24. guides who strain at a gnat, and ?. camel 
 SSV ALI.GWED'. 
 
 Exod.1. 12. but Aaron s rod ?. up their rods 
 
 15.12. stretchedstthy right hand, the earth ?. them 
 Num. 16 . 32. earth opened and ?. 26.10. Dent. 11. 6.- 
 2 Ham. 17. 16. but pass over, lest the king be ?. up 
 Job 6.3. heav. than sand, theref. my words are ?. up- 
 
 20.15. he hath?, down riches, he shall vomit theni 
 . 37 . 20 . if a man speak, surely he shall be .?. up 
 Psal. .35. 25. let them not say, we have?, him up- 
 
 106. 17 . the earth opened and ?. up Dathan 
 
 107 . t 27 , stagger, and all their wisdom is?, up 
 124. .3. then they had ?. us up quick 
 
 Isa. 9. t 16. they that are led of them are ?. up 
 28. 7 . the priest and the prophet are ?. upof wine 
 49 . 19 . they that ?. thee up, shall be far away 
 Jer. 51. .34. he hath ?. me up like a drawn 
 44. will bring out of his mouth that w hich hath ?_ 
 Lam. 2. 2. Lord hath ?. up all the habitat, of .lacob 
 5. he hath ?. up Israel, he hath ?. up all her palaco 
 16. they hiss and say, we have ?. her up 
 Ezek. .36. .3. because thei' have ?. you up on ev. side- 
 Ilos. 8. 8. Israel is ?. up among the Gentiles 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 54 . death is ?. up in victory 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 7 . lest such one should be ?. up with sorrow. 
 5. 4. that mortality might be ?. up of life 
 
 Rev. 12. 16. the earth opened and ?. up the flood 
 SWALLOWEI H. 
 
 Job 5. 5. and the robber ?. up their substance 
 39. 24. he ?. the ground w ith fierceness and rage 
 SWAN. 
 
 Lev. 11.18. the ?. the pelican, unclean. Dent. 14.16« 
 SWA RE. 
 
 Gen. 21.31. Beersheba, because the>' ?. both of them- 
 24. 7 . the Lord God of heaven that?, to ir;e 
 
 9 . the servant ?. to him concerning that matter 
 £5. 33. Jacob said, swear to me, and be?, to him 
 
 26.3. 1 will perform the oath which 1 ?. to Abraham- 
 .31. Abimelech and Isaac s. to one another 
 
 .31. 53. and Jacob ?. bj’ the fear of his father Isaac 
 47 . .31. .loseph?. to Jacob his father 
 50.24. God will bring you to land lie?, to Abrah. 
 Exod. 13.5. the land which the Lord ?. to thy fathers- 
 to give thee, 11. I .33. 1. iSum. 14. I 6 , .30. I 32. 
 11. Dent. 1. 8. .35.1 6. 10, 18, 2.3.1 7. 1-3. I 8. ]„ 
 I 11.9,21.1 26. 3.1 28.11. 1.30. 20.1 31. 21, 23.1 
 .34. 4. Josh. 1. 6.1 5. 6. ! 21. 43. 
 
 Num. 32. 10. the Lord’s anger was kindled, and he ?_ 
 saying, none of the men shall enter, Deut. 1. 3-t.- 
 Deut.2. 14. till men of war w ere wasted, as Ld. s. 
 4. 21. Lord ?. that I should not go over Jordan 
 31. he will not forget the covenant w hich he ?. 
 
 7 . 12. keep merev which he ?. to thy salvation 
 
 8. 18. may establish his covenant which he ?. 9.5. 
 Josh. 6. 22. bring out Rahab, as ye ?. unto her 
 
 9. 15. princes of congregation ?. to the Gibeonites. 
 
 20. because of the oath which w e ?. to them 
 
 14. 9. Moses ?.on that day, saying, surely the land 
 21.44. Lri. gave them rest according to all that he?. 
 Judg. 2. \. brought to land w hich 1 ?. to your fathers 
 1 Ham. 19. 6. Saul ?. that David shall not be slain 
 
 20. 3. David ?. moreover to Jonathan, and said 
 24. 22. David ?. to Saul, and Saul went home 
 28. 10. Saul ?. by the Lord to the w itch at En-doi 
 
 2Ham.3.35. Dav. ?. he would not eat till sun be down. 
 
 19. 23. king David ?. to Shimei, 1 Kings 2. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 1 . 29 . king David ?. to Bath sheba, 30. 
 
 2. 23. Solomon ?. that Adonijah should die 
 
 2 Kings 25. 24. Gedaliah ?. to them, Jer. 40. 9. 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 14. they ?. to the I.ord w ith a loud voice- 
 F.zia 10. 5. they ?. to put away the strange wives 
 Psal. 95.11. to w hom 1 ?. in rny w rath, lJeb.3. 11 
 1.32. 2. how he ?. to Ld. and vowed to G. of Jacob- 
 Jer. .38. 16. so the king ?. secretly to Jeremiah 
 Eiek. 16 . 8. 1 ?. and entered into covenant w ith thee 
 
 20. i 5. w lien I ?. to the seed of Jacob, 47. -f 14. 
 Dan. 12. 7 . ?. by him that liveth for ever. Rev. 10. 6. 
 Mark 6. 23. Herod ?. to the daughter of Herodias 
 Luke 1. 7 . 3 . to remember oath which he ?. to Abrah. 
 IJeb. 3. 18. to whom ?. he that they should not enter 
 
 6.1.3. he could sw ear by no greater, he ?. by himself 
 7 . 21. that said, the Lord ?. and will not repent 
 
 Hee Their Fathers. 
 
 SWAREST. 
 
 Exod. 32. 13. to whom thou?, by thine own self 
 Num. 11 . 12. carry them to land thou?, to fathers 
 Deut.26. 15. land given us, as thou ?. to our fathers 
 1 Kings 1. 17 . thou ?.that Solomon shall reign 
 Psal. 89. 49 . kindnesses thou ?. to David in trutU 
 SWARM. 
 
 Exod. 8. 24. there came a grievous ?. of flies 
 Judg. 14.8. a ?. of bees and honey in carcase of lion 
 SWARMS. 
 
 Exod. 8.21. I will send ?. of flies upon thee, houses 
 of the Egy ptians shall be full of ?. ot flies 
 
SWE 
 
 S WI 
 
 S WO 
 
 £xoi. 8.22. that no .t. of flies shall be in Goshen 
 29. that the s. of flies mai' depart from Pharaoh 
 31. he removed the of flies from Pharaoh 
 SWEAR. 
 
 jGod hath prohihited all false oaths, and all useless 
 and customary swearing ; hut when necessity and 
 the importance of the matter require it, he allows 
 us to swear by his name, hut not in the name of 
 ■any false gods, or in the rtame of inanimate 
 things, xvhether on earth, or in heaven, or hy the 
 stars, or by the life of any man ichatever, Lev. 19. 
 
 12. Exod. 20. 7.1 23. 13. Dent. 6. 13. .Ter. 4. 2. 
 Our Saviour, who came info the world not to de¬ 
 stroy the law, but to fultil it, forbids all kinds 
 of oaths, INlat. 5. 34. And the primitive Chris¬ 
 tians understood and observed this command in a 
 literal sense, as may be seen from Ter tullian, Eu¬ 
 sebius, Chrysostom, Basil, Jerom, 4'C. However, 
 ft is acknowledged, that neither the apostles nor 
 fathers have absolutely condemned swearing, or 
 jhe aise of oaths upon every occasion, and all sub¬ 
 jects. There are circumstances wherein we cannot 
 morally be excused from it: but we never ought to 
 swear but upon urgent necessity, and to do some 
 considerable good by it. 
 
 'That a person swear lawfully, he must have a re¬ 
 gard, [1] To the object; that he swear by the 
 Lord alone ; for seeing we deify and make that 
 our God which -we swear by, therefore we forsake 
 iihe true God if w e swear by that xohich is no God, 
 Jer. 5. 7. [2] To the manner ; that he swear in 
 truth, in judgment, and in righteousness, .ler. 4. 
 2. that he swear not falsely, or deceitfully, but 
 that which is agreeable to truth; that he swear 
 not rashly, but upon due consideration of all cir- 
 ■cumstances : and that he swear nothing but what 
 is agreeable to justice and equity. [3] He must 
 have a regard to the end ; that God may be glori¬ 
 fied, our duty discharged, controversies appeased, 
 our brethren sati.fied, or our own or others' inno- 
 cency cleared. 
 
 Gen. 21. 23. Abimelech said to Abraham s. to me 
 24. and Abraham said, I will s. 
 
 24. 3. and I will make thee s. by the Lord God 
 . 37 . my master made me s. say in?, not take a wife 
 ■2.3. 33. Tacob said, s. to me, and he sware to him 
 
 47 . 31. .Tacob said unto .loseph, s. unto me 
 50.5. father made me s. |1 L.ev. 5. 4. if a soul s. 
 
 Exod. 6. 8. bring to land concerning which I did s. 
 Lev. 19.12. and ye shall not .v. by rny name falsely 
 Num. .30. 2. if a man s. an oath to bind his soul 
 [Dent. 6.13. and thou shalt s. by his name, 10. 20. 
 Josh. 2.12. Rahabsaid to spies, s. to me by the Ix)rd 
 
 17 . this thy oath which thou hast made us s. 20. 
 23. 7 . nor cause to s. by their gods nor serve them 
 
 Judy. 15.12. s. to me that ye will not fall upon me 
 
 1 -bam. 20. 17 . Jonathan caused David to s. again 
 24. 21. that thou wilt not cut off my seed after me 
 
 30.15. s. by God that thou wilt neither kill me 
 
 2 S'am. 19 . 7-1 by the Lord, if thou go not out 
 
 1 Kings 1.1.3. didst not thou s. Solomon shall reign 
 51. saving, let king Solomon .f. unto me to day 
 
 2. 42. did 1 not make thee to .9. by the Lord ? 
 
 8. 31. if any man trespass, and an oath be laid on 
 him to cause him to s. 2 Citron. 6. 22. 
 
 2 Citron. .36.13. Nebucliadnezzar made him by G. 
 Ezra 10.5. then Ezra made Levites and all Isr. toj. 
 Neh. 13. 25. and 1 made them s. b^' God, saying 
 Isa. .3. 7 . in lliat day sh. he j’. I will not be an healer 
 
 19 .18. five cities in Egypt shall .f. to the T.ord 
 45. 2.3. word gone thatto me every tongue shall s. 
 
 48. 1. which s. by the Lord, but not m truth 
 
 65.16. that sweareth, shall s. by the God of truth 
 Jer. 4. 2. thou shalt s. the T^ord liveth in truth 
 . 5 . 2. fho’ they say,the Lord liveth, they f. falsely 
 7 . 9 . will ye steal, murder, commit adultery, and s. 
 12. 16. if they will learn the ways of my people, 
 
 to s. by my name, as they taught people 
 to s. by Baal 
 
 22. 5.1 s. by myself, saith Ld. this house become 
 32. 22. hast given them t!)is land thou didst j'. 
 
 Jlos. 4.15. neither go ye up to Beth-aven nor s. 
 Amos 8. 14. they that s. by the sin of Samaria 
 Zenit. 1. 5. that .f. by the T.ord, that s. by Malcham 
 Mat. 5. .34. .f. not at all |1 36. s. not by thy head 
 
 23. 16. shall.?. by the temple, s. by gold of temple 
 
 18. whoso shall .f. by tlie altar, it is nothing 
 
 20. whoso therefore shall s. hy the altar, sweareth 
 
 21. shall s. by the temple H 22. shall s. by heaven 
 '26.74. then began he to curse and s. Mark 14. 71. 
 Heb. 6.13. he could j'. by no greater, he s. by himself 
 
 16. for men verily s. by the greater, and an oath 
 Jam. 5. 12. above all things, my brethren, not 
 SWEARERS. 
 
 Mai. 3. 5.1 will be a swift witness against false s. 
 SWEARETH. 
 
 Lev. 6. .3. or have found what was lost, and s. falsely 
 Esal. 15. 4. that s. to his hurt, and changeth not 
 63.11. every one that s. by him shall glory 
 Eccl. 9. 2. and he that s. as he that feareth an oath 
 Isec. 65. 16 . he that s. shall swear by God of truth 
 Zech.5. 3. and every one that s. shall be cut off 
 4. it shall enter into the house of him falsely 
 Mat. 2.3. 18. whosoever s. by Jhe gift, he is guilty 
 20. s. by the altar II 21. s. by temple, and by him 
 
 22. s. by throne of God, and by liim that sitteih 
 
 SWEARllS’G. 
 
 Lev. a. 1. if a soul sin, and hear the voice of s. 
 
 Jer. 23.10. for because of i'. the land mournetli 
 Hos. 4.2. by .f. and lying, and steal, they' break out 
 10. 4. spoken words, s. falsely in making a covenant 
 JfeA.7.f21.those priests were made without j.an oath 
 SWEA'E. 
 
 Gen. 3.19. in the s. of thy face shalt thou eat bread 
 Ezek.M. 18. shall gird with any thing that causelh.f. 
 Luke 22.44. his s. was as it were great drops of blood 
 SWEEP. 
 
 Isa. 14.2.3. T will s. it with the besom of destruction 
 
 28. 17 . the hail shall s. away the refuge of lies 
 Luke 15.8. doth uot.v. the house and seek diligently 
 
 SWEE.PING. 
 
 Vrov, 28. 3. is like a s. rain which leaveth no food 
 
 SWEET. 
 
 Exod. 15.25. tree cast into w'aters, ■waters made s. 
 .30.23. take of myrrh and s. citmamon halt so much 
 2.S(ZW.1. + 2.3. Saul and Jonathan were s. in their lives 
 23.1. David the s. psalmist of Israel said 
 Neh.8. 10. go your way, eat the fat, and drink thej. 
 Job 20. 12. though wickedness be s. in his mouth 
 21. .3.3. the clods of the valley shall be s. to him 
 .38. 31.can3t thou bind the influences of Pleiades? 
 Psal. 55.14. we took s. counsel together and walked 
 104. 34. my meditation of him shall be j. 
 
 119. 103. howf. are thy words unto my taste ! 
 141.6. they shall hear my words, for they are s. 
 Prov. 3. 24. shall lie down, and thy sleep shall be s. 
 9 . 17 . stolen waters are .r. bread in secret is pleasant 
 
 13.19. the desire accomplished is .v. to the soul 
 
 16. 24. pleasant words arer. to the soul and health 
 20. 17 . bread of deceit is s. to a man, but afterwards 
 
 23. 8. thou shalt vomit up, and lose thy s. words 
 
 24. 13. eat the honey-comb, which is s. to thy taste 
 27 . 7 . to the hungry soul every bitter thing is s. 
 Eccl. 5. 12. the sleep of a labouring man is s. 
 
 11. 7 . truly the light is a f. and a pleasant thing 
 Cant. 2. 3. his fruit was^. |1 14. for s. is thy voice 
 5. 5. my fingers dropped with s. smelling myrrh 
 
 13. his cheeks are as a bed of spices, as s. flowers, 
 his lips like lilies, dropping.v. smelling myrrh 
 16. his month is most.?, yea, he is altogether lovely 
 Isa. 3. I 19. the Lord will take away the s. balls 
 
 24. instead of .f. smell, there shall be stink 
 5. 20. woe to them that put bitter for ^. and s. for bit. 
 
 23. 16. make s. melody, singsongs to be remember, 
 Jer. 6. 20. nor your sacrifices s. unto me 
 
 31. 26 . 1 awaked, and my sleep was s. unto me 
 Jam. 3. 11. send at same place .v. water and bitter? 
 Pev. 10. 9 . it shall be in thy month s. as honey, 10. 
 
 18. t 12. no man bnyeth their .v. wood any more 
 
 .SWEET calamus. 
 
 Exod. 30. 23. take of s. calamus 250 shekels 
 S \V E, E'E cane. 
 
 Isa. 43.24. thou hast brought me no s. c. with money 
 Jer. 6. 20. the s. cane came from a far country 
 Bee Incense, Odours, Savour. 
 
 SW EET spices. 
 
 Exod. .30.34. take to thee s. .spices with frankincense 
 . 37 . 29 . he made the pure incense of j. spices 
 Mark 16 . 1. bought j. j. that they might anoint him 
 SWEET wine. 
 
 Isa.A9. 26. be drunken with blood as with ,r. wine 
 Amos 9 . 13. the mount shall drop 3 . wine, hills melt 
 Mic. 6.15. and s. wine, but shalt not drink wine 
 SWEETER. 
 
 Judg. 14.18. men of city said, what is .v. than honey ? 
 P.sal. 19. 10. thy word is s. than the honey-comb 
 119 . 103. thy words are .f. than honey to my mouth 
 SWEEl'LY. 
 
 Job 24. 20. worm shall feed s. on him, not rememb. 
 Cant,11. 9. like the best wine, that goeth downj. 
 SWEETENED. 
 
 Psal. 55. t 14. we s. counsel together and walked 
 SWEETNESS. 
 
 Judg. 9. 11. should I foi^sake my s. and good fruit ? 
 
 14. 14. and out of the strong came forth s. 
 
 Prov. 16. 21. the .s. of the lips increaseth learning 
 27- y. so doth s. of a man’s friend by hearty counsel 
 Ezek. 3. 3. the roll was in my mouth as honey for s, 
 SWELL. 
 
 Num. 5. 21. thy thigh to rot, and thy belly to s. 22. 
 
 27. her belly shall f. and her thigli shall rot 
 Deut. 8. 4. nor did thy foot s. these forty years 
 SWELLED. 
 
 Neh, 9. 21. yea, forty years their feet s. not 
 SWELLING. 
 
 Psal. 46. 3. though mountains shake with s. thereof 
 Isa. .30. 13. as a breach s. out in a high wall 
 Jer. 12. 5. then how wilt thou do in the s. of Jordan ? 
 
 49.19. like a lion from the s. of Jordan, 50.44. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. speak great s. words of vanity 
 Jude 16. and their mouth speaketh great s. words 
 
 .SWELLINGS. 
 
 2Cor. 12.20.1 fear lest there bej. tumults amongyou 
 SW EP r. 
 
 Judg. 5. 21. the river of Kishon s. them away 
 Jer. 46.15. why are thy valiant men s. away ? 
 Mat. 12. 44. 1 will return to my house, when come, 
 he findeth it empty, s. and garnished, Luke 11. 25. 
 SWERVED, 
 
 1 Tim. 1.6. which some having s. have turned aside 
 SWIFT. 
 
 Deut. 28. 49 . shall bring a nation as s. as the eagle 
 1 Kings A. t 28. straw for the horses and 3. beasts 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 8. were as .v. as roes on the mountains 
 Job 9. 26. they are passed away as the .f. ships 
 
 24. 18. he is .f. as the waters, he beholdefh not 
 Prov. 6. 18. feet that be s. in running to mischief 
 Eccl. 9. 11. 1 saw that the race is not to the s. 
 
 Isa. 18. 2. go, ye .f. messengers, to a nation peeled 
 
 19. 1. behold the l.ord rideth upon a s. cloud 
 
 30. 16. but ye said, no, for we will ride on the s. 
 
 therefore shall they that pursue you be s. 
 66. 20. they shall bring your brethren on s. beasts 
 Jer. 2.23. thou art a s. dromedary tracers, her ways 
 46. 6. let notj. flee away, nor mighty men escape 
 Amos 2.14. therefore the flight shall perish from s. 
 
 15. he that is .y. of foot shall not deliver himself 
 Mic. 1. 1.3. O T.achish, bind the chariot to s. beast 
 Mai. 8.5. I will be v. witness against the sorcerers 
 Pom. 3. 15. their feet are s. to shed blood 
 Jam. 1 . 19 . let every man be s. to hear, slow to speak 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. shall bring on thomselvesi. destruction 
 
 SWIFTER. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.23. were s. than eagles, stronger than lions 
 Job 7. 6. my days are s. tliah a weaver’s shuttle 
 9 .25. now my days are s. than a post, they flee away 
 .Ter. 4. 1.3. his horses are s. than eagles, woe unto us 
 Lam. 4. 19 . our persecutors are r. than the eagles 
 Hab. 1.8. their horses are .f. than the leopards 
 SW 1 FTLY. 
 
 Psal. 147 . 15. his word runneth very s. 
 
 Isa. 5. 26. behol.'l, they shall come with speed s. 
 Dan. 9 .21. Gabriel being caused to fly s. touched me 
 Joel 3. 4. if ye recompense me j. and speedily 
 
 SWIM. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 6. he cast in the stick, and the iron did s. 
 
 Psal. 6. 6. all the night make I my bed to s. 
 
 Isa. 25. 11. thatswimmeth spread, forth hands to s. 
 
 Ezek. 47 . 5. for the waters were risen, waters to s. in 
 
 Acts21. 42. lestany ofthem should s. outand escape 
 43. and commanded that they which could s. 
 
 SWIMMESE. 
 
 Ezek. 32. 6. I will water the land wherein thou s. 
 
 SWIMME'Ill. 
 
 Isa. 25.11. as he thats. spreadeth forth his hands 
 SWINE 
 
 Is an animal well known, the use of which was 
 forbid to the Hebrews, I^v. 11. 7 . It is said, 
 they had the flesh of this animat in such detesta¬ 
 tion, that they would not so much as pronounce 
 its name, but instead of it said, I hat beast, 1 hat 
 thing. In 2 Macc. 6. 18, fzc. when old Lleazar 
 was taken by the servants of Antiochus Eptpha- 
 nes, he was vehemently urged to taste swine's 
 flesh, or at least to pretend to taste it. They 
 opened his mouth hy force, to compel him to eat 
 of it; hut he chose rather to suffer death than to 
 break the law of God, and to give offence to the 
 weaker people of his nation. 
 
 Porphyry affirms, that the Hebrews and Phenicians 
 abstained from pork, because there was none in 
 their country. He might rather have said, there 
 was none, or but very little, because they bred no 
 hogs, by reason of that abhorrence they had con¬ 
 ceived for them; for it is certain they might 
 have had them if they had pleased ; and that there 
 were herds of swine in our tiaviour's time, is evi¬ 
 dent from Mat. 8. 30, .31. Mark 5. 11. 
 
 Our iiaviour in Mat. ~. 6. forbids his disciples to 
 cast their pearls before swine, lest they trample 
 them under their feet, and turn again and rend 
 you. He tvould have them to use discretion in 
 dispensing holy things, especially by way of ad¬ 
 monition, or reproof. Preach not the gospel to 
 those that persecute you for your message, neither 
 apply the promises to the profane. The prodigal 
 Sun, in I.uke 15. 15. when he had spent all, was 
 reduced to .such distress as to be glad to feed swine ; 
 this denotes the base work and drudgery that sin¬ 
 ners employ themselves about. It is said in Prov. 
 11. 22. As a jewel of gold in a svvine’s snout, so 
 is a fair woman who is without discretion. Both 
 the Jewish and Arabian women somt times used 
 to wear rings in their nostrils to adorn themselves. 
 But nothing can be more ridiculous than to pvt 
 a gold ring or a jewel in a swine's snout. At. 
 Peter compares those sinners that frequently re¬ 
 lapse into their former sins, to a sow that, as soon 
 as she is washed, goes again to wallow in the mire, 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. 
 
 Lev. 11. 7 . the s. is unclean to 3 jou, Deut. 14. 8. 
 
 Prov. 11.22. as a jewel of gold in a s. snout, so is 
 
 Isa. 65. 4. which eat s. flesh and broth ofabominable 
 
 66. .3. an oblation, as if he offered s. blood 
 17 . eating s. flesh, and abomination, and the mouse 
 
 Mat.l. 6. neither cast ye your pearl.i before .v. 
 
 8. 30. an herd off. feeding, Mark 5. 11. J uke8. 32. 
 .31. suffer us to go into the herd of s. Mark 5. 12. 
 32. they went into the s. Mark 5. 13. l.uke 8. 33. 
 the whole herd off. lan violently down 
 
 Mark 5. 14. and they that fed the f. fled and told 
 
 16. they told them also concerning the f. 
 
 Luke 15. 15. he sent him into his fields to feed s. 
 16. have tilled his bell\’ with husks the s. did eat 
 SWOLLEN. 
 
 Acts 28. 6. they looked when he should have f. 
 SWOON. 
 
 Lam. 2. 11. because the children f. in the streets 
 SWOONED. 
 
 Lam. 2. 12. when they f. as the wounded in streets 
 
 SWORD. 
 
 The sword in Scripture is often used for war. l.ev. 
 26. 25. 1 will bring a sword upon you ; I will 
 cause war to come. By the sword shalt thou 
 live, Gen. 27 . 40. Thou shalt srupport thyself hy 
 war and rapine. By sword is understood the 
 vengeance and judgments which God inflicts upon 
 sinners. Deut. 32. 41,42. If I whet my glittering 
 su’ord. l\ly sword shall devour flesh. Also the 
 instrument which God uses to employ for executing 
 his judgments, Psal. 17 . 1.3. Deliver my soul 
 from the wicked, which is thy sword. Sword is 
 figuratively put for pow'er and authority. Rom. 
 1.3. 4 . He beareth not the sword in vain. The 
 magistrate hath not received his power to no pur¬ 
 pose ; but that he may punish o.ffenders, and 
 defend the good. The apostle alludes to the cus¬ 
 tom of princes, who had certain officers going 
 before them, hearing the ensigns of their autho¬ 
 rity. All they that take the sumrd shall perish 
 with the sword. Mat. 26. 52. They that take up 
 the sword hy their own authority, and would do 
 justice to themselves, deserve to be put to death 
 by the sword of authority. Or, those that take 
 the .sword to smite another, generally suffer by 
 it themselves. The word of God is called the 
 sword of the Spirit, Eph. 6 . 17. Iti{ « spiritual 
 sword, or a means provided by the Spirit oj God, 
 and made effectual hy him to cut the sinews of 
 the strongest temptations, to kill or mortify the 
 inward lusts and corruptions of the heart, to 
 subdue the most fixed obstinacy of the mind, and 
 the most resolute purposes of the will, Ileb. 4. 12. 
 Moses calls God the sword of Israel’s excel¬ 
 lency, Deut. 3.3. 29 . He if their .strength, the 
 author of ell their past or approaching victories, 
 by tvhosc assistance they did excel, and gloritntsly 
 conquer, and triumph over their enemies. Our 
 ."aviour says. Mat. 10. 31. 1 came not to send 
 peace, but a sword. My coming and preaching 
 the gospel will prove in the event, through the 
 deril's malice, the corruptions ot' nun's hearts, 
 and their madness on their idolatry and .super¬ 
 stition, an occasion of much variance and di¬ 
 vision, even between nearest relations, yea, and of 
 bodily death, and many calamities and persecutions 
 
swo 
 
 s w o 
 
 swo 
 
 Cfeii. 3. 24. lie placed cherubims, and a flamin" s. I 
 
 34.25. took each man bis s. and came mi the city I 
 Ilxod. 5. 21. to put a s. in tlieir hands to slay us 
 
 .32. 27 . lie said, put every man hisi. by his side 
 l^ev. 26. 6. nor sliall tlie j. fio through your land 
 
 25. 1 will bring a j. upon you, Ezek. o. 17.1 
 6. .3. 1 14. 17 . 1 29 . 8. 1 33. 2. 
 
 3 . 3 . and I will draw out a s. after 3 ou 
 :r 7 . they sliall tall as it were before a s. 
 
 J^um. 22. 23. the aniiel's s. drawn in his hand, 31. 
 
 29. 1 would there were a.v. in mine hand 
 Deut. .32. 25. the s. without, and terr. ^r within 
 
 .3.3. 29. and who is the-v. of thy e.xcellency 
 Josh. 5. 13. stood with hisj. drawn in his hand 
 1 24. 12. but not with thy s. nor with thy bow 
 Jndg. 7 . 14. this is nothing save the of (jideon 
 
 18. say. the s. of the Lord, and of (yideon,2i). 
 
 22. and the l.ord set every man's .i. aeainst his 
 fellow through all the host, 1 Sam. 14.20. 
 
 8. 10. for there fell 120,iKit) men that drew s. 
 
 20. the youth drew not his s. for he feared 
 
 9 . 54. he said unto him, draw thy s. and slay me 
 
 20 . 2 . four hundred thousand that drew .c. 17 . 
 
 15. twenty and sis thousand men that drewj. 
 
 25. eighteen thousand men ; all these drew the j. 
 35. Israel destroyed 2.'),100 men th.atdrew the s. 
 46. all that fell were 25,(X)0 that ilrew the s'. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 22. neither s. nor spear was found 
 
 15. .3.3. as thy s. hath made women childless, so 
 17 . 39. David girded hisj. on his armour, 25. 1.3. 
 
 50. but there was no s’, in the hand of David 
 
 51. David ran and took his s. and slew him 
 lit. 4. even to his .f. and t) his bow and girdle 
 
 21.8. is there not heie un ltr thy hand a spear or s. 
 
 9. the .f. of (ioliath is here wrapt in a cloth 
 
 22.10. and he gave him the .e. of (Ioliath 
 
 13. in that thou hast given him bread, and a.f. 
 
 25. 13. David said, gird ye on every man his s. 
 
 and they girded on every man his.t. 
 31. 4. draw thy .v. and thrust me through therewith, 
 tlierefore .‘^aul took aj. and fell upon it 
 
 5. his armour bearer tell also upon his s. and died 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 22. the s. of Saul returned not empty 
 
 2. 16. and thrust his f. in his fellow's side 
 
 26. Abner said, shall the s. devour for ever ? 
 
 3. 29 . not fail one that falleth on the f. 
 
 31. 25. the i'. devourethone as well as another 
 
 32. 10. the .t. shall never depart from thy house 
 38. 8. and the wood devoured more than the s. 
 
 20 . 10. Amasa took no heed to the s. in his hand 
 
 2.3. 10. and his hand clave unto the s. 
 
 24. 9. in Israel 800,000 men that drew the ^ 
 
 1 Khigs .3. 24. bring me a s. and they brought a s. 
 
 19 17. him that escapeth the s. of Ha/.ael 
 
 1 Chion. 5. 18. men able to bear buckler and s. 
 
 10. 4. draw tliy s. and thrust me through therewith, 
 
 so Saul took a s. and fell upon it 
 5. his armour-bearer fell likewise on tliej. 
 
 £1. 5. an hundred thoiisami men that drew s. and 
 .ludah was 470,000 that drew s. 
 12. while that the s. of thine enemies overtake, 
 or else three days the s. of the Lord 
 
 16 . the angel having a j. drawn in his hand 
 
 27 . and he put up his s. again into the sheath 
 
 30. he w'as afraid, because of tlie.t. of the angel 
 
 2 Chroji. £0. 9 . as when the s. or judgment conieth 
 Ezra 9. 7- we and our kings are delivered to the s. 
 Keh. 4. 18. every one had his .t. girded by his side 
 Esth. 9 . 5. .lews smote all their enemies with the s. 
 Job 5. 20. in war to deliver tfom power of the s. 
 
 15. 22. and lie is waiteii for of the s. 
 
 19. 29 . be ye afraid of the for wrath bringeth 
 
 the punishment of the s. 
 
 20.25. the glittering s. cometh out of his gall 
 27 . 14. if children he multiplied, it is for the s. 
 
 40. 19 . can make his s. to approach unto him 
 
 41.26. the s. of him that layeth at him cannot hold 
 Esal. 7 . 12. if he turn not he will whet his s. 
 
 17. 13. deliver from the wicked, whicli is thy s. 
 37- 14. the wicked have drawn out the s. 
 
 15. tlieir s. shall enter into their own heart 
 45. 3. gird thy s. on tliy thigh, with thy glory 
 57 . 4. and their tongue a sharp s. 
 
 64. 3. who wliet their tongue like a s. and bend 
 76. 3. there brake be the shield and the j-. 
 
 78. 62. he gave his people over unto the s. 
 
 149.6. and a two-edgeii s. in their hand 
 Prov.5.1. but her end is sliarp as a two edged s. 
 
 12. 18. that speaketh like the piercings of a s. 
 
 25. 18. a man that beareth false w itness is a s. 
 Cant. 3. 8. e^'ery man hath his f. upon his thigh 
 Jsa. 2. 4. nation shall not lift up s. aeainst nation 
 
 .31. 8. the s. not of a mean man shall devour him 
 
 34.6. the s. of the Lord is filled with blood 
 
 41. 2. he gave them as the dust to his .i-. 
 
 49 . 2. he hath made my mouth like a sharp s. 
 
 51. 19 . the famine and the .c. are come to thee 
 
 65. 12. therefore will 1 number you to thej. 
 
 66. 16. by his s. will the Lord plead with all flesh 
 Jer. 2. 30. your own .<t. devoured your prophets 
 
 4. H>. whereas the s. reacheth unto the soul 
 
 5. 12. neitiier shall we see s. nor famine, 11. 13. 
 
 6. 25. for the s. of the enemy is on every side 
 9.16.1 will send a j. after tiiem till 1 have consumed 
 
 them, 24. 10.1 25. 27. I C9. 17. 1 49. 37. 
 12. 12. for the s. of the Lord shall devour 
 
 14.1.3. the prophets say, ye shall not see the s. 
 
 35. say 5. and famine shall not be in this land 
 
 16. sliall be cast in the streets because ot the s. 
 15. 2. such as are for the ^. to the s. 4.3. 11. 
 
 ,3. 1 will appoint the s. to slay, and dogs to tear 
 9. the residue of tliem will I deliver to the .r. 
 
 38. 21. pour out their blood by the force of the s. 
 25. 16. and they shall be mad because of the s. 
 
 £9. for 1 will call for a .f. Ezek. .38. 21. 
 
 31. he will give them that are wicked to the s. 
 
 31. 2. the people left of the s. found grace 
 
 32. 24. the city is given because ot the .r. 
 
 .34. 17 . I proclaim a liberty for you to the s. 
 
 42. 16 . the s. ye feared shall overtake you then 
 44. 28. yet a small ntimher which escape tlie s. 
 
 46.10. the .V. shall devour and be satiate, 14. 
 
 486 
 
 Jer. 47 . 6. O thou s. of tlie Tmrd, how long ere quiet 
 
 48.2. O madmen, the j. shall pursue thee 
 
 10. cursed that keepeth hack his s. from blood 
 
 50. 16. for fe m of thee ppressing .v. they shall turn 
 
 35. a s. is outlie (,'haldeans, saith the T,ord 
 
 36. ar. is on the liars, a s. is on lier mighty men 
 . 37 . a i’. is on their horses, a s. on her treasures 
 
 51. 50. ye that have escaped the .s’. go away 
 Lam. 5. 9. we eat bread by peril because of the s. 
 Ezek. 5. 2. I will draw out a s. after tliem, 12. 
 
 17 . and I will bring the s. upi n thee, 6 . 3. 
 
 6.8. ye may have some that sliall escape the f. 
 
 7 . 15. the s. is without, the pestilence within 
 
 11. 8. ye have feared the s. and I will bring a.s. 
 
 14. 17 . if I bring ar. and say, go tlirouali 
 
 21. w hen I sentl my four sore judgments, the .r. 
 
 21. 9. prophesy and say, a r. a.r. is sliafpeiied, 11 
 
 12. terrors, by reason of the j. on my people 
 
 13. and what if the contemn even the rod ? 
 
 14. let their s. he doubled, the .<■. of the great men 
 
 slain, it is the s. of great men that are slain 
 
 15. set tlie point of the .'-, against the gates 
 
 19 . appoint two ways, that the s. may come 
 
 2(1. appoint a way, that s. may come to liabbatli 
 
 28. the s. ther. is drawm for the slaughter 
 
 30. 4. and the s. shall come upon I’gv iit 
 
 21. to bind it, to make it strong to hold the s. 
 
 22. 1 w ill cause the to fall out of his hand 
 32. Il.tliej. of the king of Habylon shall come 
 
 3.3. .3. if when he seeth ilie^. come on the land 
 
 4. if the s. come and fake him away, 6. 
 
 6. but if the watclimen see the s. come, if the s. 
 come and take any person from among them 
 
 26. ye stand upon yo m s. and ye defile 
 
 .35. 5. thou hast shed blood by the force of the s. 
 
 II s. 2. 18. and I will break the bow and the s. 
 
 11. 6. and the s. shall abide 011 his cities 
 Amos 9 . 4. thence w ill 1 command the s. 
 
 Ulic. 4. .3. nation sliall not lift up.c. acainst nation 
 6. 14. tlion deliverest, will I give up to the s. 
 
 ]Vah. 2.13. the s. shall devour the youne lions 
 3. .3. the horsemen lifteth up both the bright j. 
 
 15. there the s. shall cut thee off 
 
 Zeeh. 9. 1.3. made tliee as the of a mighty man 
 11. 17 . the s. shall be n|)on his arm, and his eye 
 
 1.3. 7 . awake, O s. against my slieplierd 
 JJat. 10. .34. 1 came not to send peace, but a s. 
 
 26.51. one of them drew his s. and struck a ser¬ 
 vant, Mark 14. 47- John 18. 10. 
 
 52. put lip again thy .r. .h>hn 18. 11. 
 
 Lnke 2. .35. a s. shall pierce through thy own soul 
 
 22. .36. he tiiat hath no s. let him buj- one 
 
 Acts 16 . 27 . he drew his s, and ■woiilc have killed 
 Bom. 8. 35. shall separate us from love of Christ 
 
 1.3. 4. for he beareth not the .v. in vain 
 
 T'ph. 6. 17 . s. of spirit which is the word of God 
 iJeh. 4. 12. and sharper than any two-edged s. 
 
 Bev. 1. 16 . out of his mouth went a two-edgedi. 
 
 2. 12. wliich hath the sharp s. with two edges 
 6. 4- tliere was given to him a great s. 
 
 19 .15. out of his mouth goeth a sharp s. 21. 
 
 Bg the .S WOR D. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 40. hg the s. thou shalt live and serve 
 Lev. 26. 7 . the 3 ' sliall fall before you hg the s. 8. 
 
 2 .Sam. 1. 12. because they were fallen hgthe s. 
 
 2 Chrori. 29. 9. our fathers have fallen hg the s. 
 
 Job 33. 18. and his life from perishing hg the s. 
 
 .36. 12. they obey not, fbej’ shall vierish hg the s. 
 Psal. 44. 3. they got not the land hg their s. 
 
 78. 64. their priests fell hg the s. their widows 
 Jer. 11. 22. thus saith the Lord, their young men 
 shall die hg thes. 18. 21. Lam. 2.21. 
 14. 12. but T will consume tliem hg the s. 
 
 15./li/.s.and fam. shall tliose prophets be consumed 
 
 16. 4. shall be consumed hg the s. 41. 12, 18, 27. 
 
 19 . 7. and 1 will cause them to fall hg the s. 
 
 21. 9 . abideth, shall die hg the s. .38.2.1 42. 17, 22. 
 
 27 . 1.3. why will ye die hgthe s. by the famine ? 
 32.36. this cit 3 ' shall he delivered hgthe s. 
 
 3.3. 4. houses which are thrown down hg the s. 
 
 34. 4. O Zedekiah, thou shalt not die/^.v thes. 
 
 44. 1,3. as I have punished .lerusalem hg the s. 
 
 Ezek. 26.6. her daughters shall be slain hg the s. 
 
 11. he sliall slay tliy people hg thes. 
 
 28. 2.3. tlie wounded shall be Judged in her the s. 
 
 31. 18. lie with tliem that be slain thes. .32. 20, 
 
 21. 22, 25, 30.1 ,33. 27. 
 
 .39. 23. tlie 3 ’ trespassed, .so the 3 ' fell all hg the s. 
 IJos. 1 . 7 . I will not save them 113 - bow'nor^i/j. 
 Amos~t. 11. .Terobo’am shall die. hgthe s. 
 
 9. 10. the, sinners of my people shall die^i/ the s 
 Hag. 2. 22. every one hg the s. of his brother 
 Bev. 13. 14. had ihe wound hg a s. and did live 
 See Edge, F,4I.l. 
 
 From the .SWORD. 
 
 Exod. 18. 4. delivered me from the s. of Pharaoh 
 Lev.‘15. 36. tliey sliall flee as lleeing/re»i a .r. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 17- him that escapeth from the s.ol Jehu 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 20. that escaped the s. carried he 
 Jeh 5. 15. but he savefli tlie poor from the s. 
 
 . 39 . 22. neither turneth he hack/row the s. 
 
 Psal. 22 . 20 . deliver 1113 ’ soul//wif the s. my darling 
 
 144.10. w lio deliverefh David from the hurtful s. 
 Isa. 21. 15. for they fled/row the drawn j. 
 
 .31. 8. but be shall flee from the s. 
 
 Jer. 21. 7 . such as are left from the s. from famine 
 46. 16 . arise, let 11 s go fi'om the oppressina' 
 
 Ezek. 12. 16. I’ll leave a few'men of them from s. 
 38. 8. tlie land that is brought back from thes. 
 
 Mg SWORD. 
 
 Gen. 48. 22. which 1 took from Amorite with mgs. 
 Exod. 15. 9 . 1 w’ill draw mg s. my hand shall destroy 
 Deut. 32. 41. and if I whet wi/alittering s. 
 
 42. and 7tig j. sliall devour flesh 
 1 Sam. 21.8. neither hronght mg s. nor m 3 ' weapons 
 Psal. 44. 6 . neither shall mg s. save me 
 Isa. 34 . 5 . mgs. shall be bathed in heaven 
 Ezck.‘l\. 3. i w ill draw mg i.oiif of his sheath 
 
 4. therefore mg s. shall go out of his sheath 
 
 5. 1 the Lord have drawn jng s. out of his sheath 
 .30. 24. I have putw^/j. in his hand, 25. 
 
 32. 10. be afraid, when 1 shall brandish mg s. 
 
 Zeph. 2.12. Ethiopians, ye shall be slain by my s. 
 /I7M/Ae S\\ORU, 
 
 Gen. 31.26. daughters as captives taken vith the s. 
 Exod. 5. 3. lest he fall on us zeith the s. or pestilence 
 
 22. 24. and 1 will kill you nith thes, 
 
 Nnm. 19 . 16 . whoso loucheth one slain zeith the s. 
 
 20. 18. lest 1 ( onie out against thee uiththes. 
 
 .31.8. Balaam also they slew uith thes. 
 
 Dent. 28. 22. the Lord shall smite thee with the s. 
 Josh. 10. 11. whom Israel slew with thes. 1.3. 22. 
 
 11. 10. he smote the king of \ \?izot with the s. 
 
 1 >am. 17 . 45. thou comest to me with a s. and spear 
 47 . the Lord saveth not with s. and spear 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 9. thou hast killed Uriah ictth the .♦. 
 
 20. 8. a girdle with a s. fastened ujicn his loins 
 
 21. 16. Islibi-benob being girded with a s. 
 
 1 Kings 1.51. will not slay his ser\ant with the s. 
 
 2. 8. 1 will not put thee to death with thes. 
 
 .32. better than he, and slew them with the s. 
 
 19 . 1 . how he had slain all the prophets with the 
 1(1. and slain tlo' prophets with the s. 14. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 12. young men wilt thou slay with the s. 
 11.15. have Athaliah forth, and him that followeth 
 
 her, kill with the s. 2 Ckron. 23.14. 
 
 20. they slew Athaliah with thes. 2 Chron. 23.21. 
 19 . 37 . his son smote .bennacherib king of Assyria 
 
 with the s. 2 Chron. .32. 21. Isa. .37. 38. 
 2 C/irow. 21. 4. and slew all his brethren with thes. 
 .36. 17 . who slew their young men with the s. 
 
 Ps. 42.10. as with a s. in my bones enemies reproach- 
 Ea. 1.20. rebel, ye shall be dei-oured with the s. 
 
 14. 19. that are slain,thrust through with as. 
 
 22.2. th 3 ’ slain men are not slain with thes. 
 
 27 . 1 . (be Ixird with his strong r. shall punish 
 
 Jer. 5 . 17 . shall impoverish th 3 ' cities with the s 
 14. 18. then behold the slain with the s. 
 
 20. 4. and he shall slay .ludah with thes. 
 
 26. 2.3. who slew Urijah with the s. and cast 
 
 27 . 8. that nation will I punish with the s. 
 
 29 . 18. I w'ill persecute them with thes. 
 
 41. 2. smote Gedaliah with the s. and slew him 
 I am. 4. 9 . they that be slain with the s.wrz better 
 Ezek. 7 .15. he that is in the held shall die with the 
 
 2.3. 10. the Assyrians slew' \\e\ with the s. 
 
 26 . 8. shall slay the daughters of Tvrus with thes. 
 
 31. 17 . they also went down to hefl with them that 
 
 be slain with thes. .32. 28, -32. 1 35. 8. 
 Amos 1. 11. he did pursue his brother with the s. 
 
 4.10. your young men iiave I slain with thes. 
 
 7 . 9- rise against liouseof .leroboam with thes. 
 
 9. 1. I will slay the last of them with thes. 
 
 Mic. 5. 6. shall w aste the land of Assy ria with the x.- 
 3Iat. 26. 52. that take the s. shall perish with the s. 
 Luke 22.49. Lord, shall we smite 'with the s. f 
 Acts 12. 2. Herod killed .lames with the s. 
 
 Ileh. 11. . 37 . were tempted, were slain with the s. 
 Bev. 2. 16. I will hght against them with the s. 
 
 6. 8. and power to kill withs.und with hunger 
 
 1.3. ?0. (hat killeth rr/t/i x. must be killed with s, 
 
 19 21. the remnant were slain with thes. 
 
 SWORDS. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 19. lest the Hebrews make them s. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 26. took with him 700 iiien tha^ dret^x, 
 Neh. 4. 1.3. I even set the people witli their x. 
 
 Psal. 55. 21. yet his words were drawn x. 
 
 59. 7 . behold, they belch out, x. are in their lips 
 Prov. .30. 14. a generation, w hose teeth are as x. 
 Cant. 3. 8. they all hold x. being e.xpert in war 
 Isa. 2. 4. and they shall beat their .f. into plough 
 shares, their spears into pruningdiooks, Mic. 4. 3.. 
 
 21. 15. they fled from the x. and from the bow 
 Ezek. 16 . 4t). shall thrust thee through with tlieir x- 
 
 23. 47 . and shall despatch them with their .r. 
 
 28. 7- strangers shall draw' their x. and defile 
 .30. 11. they shall draw their x. against Egypt 
 
 32. 12. by the x. of the mighty will I cause to fall 
 
 27 . they have laid their x. under their liead.s 
 
 Joel 3. 10. beat your plough-shares info x. 
 
 Mat. 26. 47 . with .ludas was a great multitude with 
 X. from the chief priests, Mark 14. 4.3. 
 55. are ye come out as against a thief with x. and 
 staves to fake me Mark 14. -18. Luke 22. 52. 
 Luke 22. 38. Lord, behold here are two x. 
 SWORN. 
 
 Gen. 22. 16. by myself have I s. saith the Lord, 
 Isa. 45. 2.3. Jer. 49. 13. | 51. 14. Amos 6. 8. 
 Exod. 13. 19. .loseph bad straitl^’ .f. Israel 
 
 17 . 16. the Lord hath x. that he will have war' 
 
 Lev. 6. 5. that about which he hath x. falsely 
 
 7 . 8 . would keep the oath he had s.Jcr. 11.5. 
 
 1.3. 17 . multiply thee, as be bath x. to thy fathers 
 19 . 8.'if he enlarge thy coast, as he hath x. 
 
 28. 9. shall establish thee, as be hath x. 29. 13. 
 
 31. 7 . bring thee to land l.ord hath x. Neh. 9. 15. 
 Josh. 9. 18. because the princes bad x. to them 
 
 19 . we ha\ e .r. to them bv the l.ord, 2 Sam. 21.2.. 
 Judg.il. 15. against them for e\il, as l.ord bad x. 
 
 21. 1. now tlie men of Israel had s. in Illb.peh 
 
 7 . we Iiave .f. not to give them wives, 18. 
 
 1 Sam. .3. 14. 1 have x. unto the house of Eli 
 2(1. 42. go in peace, forasmuch as we have x. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 9. except as the Lord bath x. to David 
 
 21.2. children ot Israel had .r. to Gibeonites 
 
 2 Chr-.m. 15. 15. they liadx. with all their hearts 
 Neh. 6. 18. there w'ere many in .ludah .'. to him 
 9 . 15. tlie land wliithtliou hadst .«■. to give them 
 P.vn/. 24.4. w ho hath not .f. deceitfully 
 
 89.3. I have x. unto David my servant 
 
 35. once have I x. my holiness, Amos A. 1. 
 
 102. 8. that are mad against me. are x. against me- 
 110. 4. the l ord hath s. and will not repent 
 119 . 106. I have X. and 1 w ill perform it 
 1.32.11. the Lord hath X. in truth to David 
 Isa. 14. 24. the Lord of hosts hath x. saying 
 45. 2.3. I have x. by myself, the word is gone out 
 54. 9 . I have x. that waler.s of N oah no mere go over 
 the earth,so have I I would not be wrath 
 
 62.8. the Lord hath .'.by his right hand 
 
 Jer. 5. 7 . tliej’ have .v. by them that are no gods 
 44. 26. behold, 1 have x. by my great name 
 Ezek. 21. 2.3. to them that have x. oaths 
 AmosQ.I. Lord hathx. by the excellency of Jacob 
 
s yn: 
 
 S YN 
 
 S YN 
 
 Mic, 7. 20. wilt perform the mercy thou hast s. 
 /ids 2. 30. knowing (iod hath s. by an oath to him 
 7. 17 . time of promise drew nigh which God had s. 
 IlebA. 3. 1 have s. in nty wrath, if they enter 
 SYCAMlMh:. 
 
 Luke 17 . 6. say to this.?, tree, be thou plucked up 
 SYCAMOHK 
 
 Js a tree called the Egyptian fig-tree; its name is 
 composed of avKOs, a fig tree, and fxwpos, a mul¬ 
 berry-tree. It partakes of the nature of each of 
 these trees ; of the rrmlbsrry-tree in its leaves, and 
 of the fig-tree in its fruit, which is pretty like a 
 fig in its shape and bigness. This fruit grows 
 neither in clusters, nor at the ends of the branches, 
 hut sticking to the trunk of the tree. Its taste is 
 pretty much like a wild fig. Amos says, I was 
 no prophet, neither was 1 a prophet’s son, but I 
 was an herdman, and a gatherer of sycamore 
 fruit, or wild figs, Amos 1. 14. Pliny and other 
 naturalists observe, that this fruit does not grow 
 ripe till it is rubbed with iron combs, after which 
 rubbing it ripens in four days. And Jerom upon 
 Amos says, that without this management the figs 
 cannot be eaten, because of their intolerable bit¬ 
 terness. 
 
 To make this tree fruitful, they made chinks and 
 clefts in the bark, through which a kind of milky 
 liquor continually distils. This, they say, causes 
 a little bough to be formed, sometimes having six 
 or seven figs upon it. They are hollow, without 
 grains, and there is found a little yellow matter 
 which is generally a nest of grubs. These figs are 
 sweet, but not good for the stomach; they weaken 
 it, and create a loathing, hut at the same time 
 moisten and refresh. A great many of these syca¬ 
 mores grow in Egypt; and some of them are said 
 to be of such substance, that three men can hardly 
 grasp Tzm. There were also some in Judea, as 
 appears from Luke 19. 4. where Zaccheus is said 
 to have climbed up into a sycamore- to see 
 Jesus pass by, being of so low a stature that he 
 could not otherwise see him because of the mul¬ 
 titude. 
 
 SYCAMOBE/n«'r. 
 
 Amos 7 .14. an lierdman and a gatherer of s.-fruit 
 
 SYCAMORE-^/'ee. 
 
 Luke 19. 4. Zact heus climbed up into a s.-tree 
 
 SYCAMORE-treei. 
 
 1 KingslO. 27. Solomon made cedars to be as s.-trees 
 for abundance, 2 Chron. 1. 15. 1 9. 27. 
 
 1 Chron. 27- 28. over the s.-trees was Baal-hanan 
 Fsal. 78. 47 . he destroyed their s. trees with frost 
 SYCAMORES. 
 
 Isa, 0 , 10. the s, are cut down, but we will change 
 SYlVIPIiOKY. 
 
 This word is taken for the agreement of several' 
 voices, and a concert of several instruments, or 
 for a particular sort of instrument. St. Luke takes 
 it in the first sense, when he says, that the brother 
 of the prodigal son, returning out of the field, 
 heard in his father's house a concert of instruments, 
 and the rejoicing of those that danced, or the voices 
 oj those that .sung, riKHtre avu^covias Kai xapcov, 
 
 ■ Luke 15. 25. Daniel takes it in the second sense, 
 for an instrument of music, Dan. 3. 5. which some 
 think Was a viol, or some instrument approaching 
 thereto.—In our English translation it is called a 
 dulcimer. 
 
 Dan. 3. t 5. at what time ye hear .sound of the cor¬ 
 net. flute, harp, s. 
 
 SYNAGOGUE. 
 
 In Greek (rui/ayw^U’ of (ruva^en/, to gather together, 
 signifies an assembly, as in Rev. 2. 9. 1 3. 9. where 
 Et. John calls the false and hypocritical professors 
 in Smyrna and Philadelphia, the synagogue of 
 Satan, a congregation or assembly of men, who 
 worship and serve the devil by errors and profane¬ 
 ness, and yet pretend they are the only true church 
 of God. But most commonly the word synagogue 
 is used to denote the place where the Jews assem¬ 
 bled to pray, to read, and to hear the reading of 
 the holy books, and other instructions. It is often 
 mentioned in the Gospels and the Acts, because 
 Christ and his apostles generally went to preach in 
 the sj nagogues. 
 
 Authors are not agreed about the time when the 
 Jews first began to have S 3 nasrogues. Eome will 
 have it that they are as ancient as the ceremonial 
 law. It cannot be denied, say they, that the Jews 
 did worship God publicly every sabbath, and on 
 other holy occasions, even then when they neither 
 did nor could go up to Jerusalem ; it is therefore 
 very presumable that both conscience and pru¬ 
 dence did direct them to appoint convenient places 
 for that purpo-te. Some footsteps of them were to 
 be seen so early as in the time of Elisha. Devout 
 persons, in the time of this prophet, assembled 
 themselves to him on the sabbath-day, to hear the 
 law read to them, 2 Kings 4. 23. And the author 
 e/Psal. 74r/;, desci oing the havoc that the army of 
 Nebuchadnezzar had made in Jerusalem, says, 
 they have burned up all tlie synagogues of God in 
 the land, /-’.ra/. 74. 8. 
 
 On the contrary, many learned men have thought 
 them of but a late institution. Dr. Prideaux 
 affirms, that they had no synagogues before the 
 Babylonish captivity, for the main service of the 
 synagogue, says he, being the reading of the 
 law unto the people, where there was no book of 
 the law to be read, there certainly could be no 
 synagogue. But how rare the book of the laxo 
 was through all Judea before the Babylonish 
 captivity, many texts of Scripture tell us. When 
 Jehoshaphat sent teachers through all Judea, to 
 instruct the people in the law of God, they carried 
 a book of the law with them, 2 Chron. I 7 . 9. 
 rohich they needed not have done, if there had 
 been any copies of the laxo in those cities to which 
 they xoent; xvhich certainly there would have 
 been, had there been any synagogues in them. 
 And when Hilkiah found the laxo in the temple, 
 2 Kings 22. 8. neither he nor king Josiah needed 
 
 to have been so surprised at it, had books of the law 
 been common in tho-se times. Their behaviour on 
 that occasion sufficiently proves they had never 
 seen it before, which could not be the case, had 
 there then been any other copies of it to be found 
 among the people. And if there were no copies 
 of the law at that time among them, there could 
 then be most certainly xio synagogues for them to 
 resort to, for the heating of it read uxito them. 
 From whence he concludes, there could he no sy¬ 
 nagogues among the Jews, till after the Baby- 
 loni.Ji captivity. 
 
 This learned author says, that if it be examined 
 into, hoxo it came to pass that the Jews were 
 so prone to idolatry before the Babylonish cap¬ 
 tivity, and so strongly and cautiously, even to 
 superstition, fixed against it after that captivity, 
 the true reason hereof will appear to be, that 
 they had the law and the prophets every week 
 constantly rend unto them alter that captivity, 
 whivh they had not before. For before that cap¬ 
 tivity, they having no synagogues for public wor¬ 
 ship, or lublic instruction, nor any places to re¬ 
 sort to for either, unless the temple at Jerusalem, 
 or the cities of the Levites, or to the prophets, 
 when God was pleased to send such among them, 
 for want hereof great ignorance grew among the 
 people: God was little known among them, and 
 his laws in a manner xoholly forgotten. And there¬ 
 fore as occasions offered, they xcere easily drawn 
 itito all the superstitious and idolatrous usages of 
 the neighbouring nations ; till at length, fur the 
 punishment hereof, God gave them up to a dismal 
 destruction in the Babylonish captivity: hut after 
 that captivity, and the return of the Jext’s from 
 it, symagogues being erected amung them in every 
 city, to which they constantly resorted far public 
 Worship, and where every xveek they had the law 
 from the first, and after that from the time of 
 Antiochus's persecution, the prophets also read un¬ 
 to them, and were by sermons and exhortations 
 there delivered, at least every sabbath, instructed 
 in their duty, and excited to the obedience of it: 
 this kept them in a thorough knowledge of God 
 and his laxos. And the threats they found in 
 the prophets against the breakers of them, after 
 these also came to he read among them, deterred 
 them from transgressing against them. So that 
 the law of Moses teas never more strictly ob¬ 
 served by them than from the time of Ezra 
 Cwhen synagogues first came into use among 
 them j to the time of cur Saviour; and they 
 xoould have been unblamable herein, had they not 
 overdone it, by adding corrupt traditions of their 
 own devising, whereby, at length, they made the 
 laxo itself of none effect, oji our Saviour chargeth 
 them, !^]at. 15. 6. 
 
 As to Psal. 74 . 8. 7'hey have burned up all the 
 synagogues of God in the land .• in the oriijinal, 
 Col moadhe El, that is, all the assemblies of 
 God ; by which, says Dr. Prideaux, I acknow¬ 
 ledge must be understood the places where the 
 people did assemble to worship God. But this 
 doth not infer that those places xcere synagogues; 
 eind there are none of the ancient versions, except¬ 
 ing that of Aquila, that so render this passage. 
 The chief place where the Israelites assembled 
 for the worship of God, was the temple at Jeru¬ 
 salem, and before that was built, the tabernacle; 
 cind the open court before the altar was that part, 
 in both of them, xchere the people assembled to 
 o.ifer up their prayers unto God. But those that 
 lived at a distance jrom the tabernacle, while 
 that was in being, and afterwards from the tem¬ 
 ple, xvhen that xoas built, not being able at all 
 times to resort thither, they built courts, like 
 those in which they prayed at the tabernacle and 
 at the temple, therein to offer up their prayers 
 unto God, which in aftertimes we find called by 
 the name of proseuchas. Into one of them our 
 Saviour is said to have gone to pray, and to have 
 continued therein a whole night, Luke 6. 12. 
 What our English translation there renders, and 
 continued all night in prayer to God, is in the 
 original Kat nv diavvKTcpeuoiv ev rri Upoaei'Xn 
 TOO Gcov, that is. And he continued all night in 
 a proseucha of God. In another of them, St. 
 Paul taught the people of Philippi, Acts 16. 13, 
 16 . hi these two verses, xehat we render in our 
 English version by the word prayer, is in the ori¬ 
 ginal a proseucha, or place of prayer. 
 
 The proseuchre differed from the synagogues in se¬ 
 veral particulars. [1] In synagogues the prayers 
 were offered up in public forms in common for the 
 whole congregatioxi; but in the proseucha; they 
 prayed, as in the temple, every one apart for him¬ 
 self; and so our Saviour prayed in the proseuclire 
 he xcent into. [2’ The synagocmes xcere covered 
 houses ; but the proseuchae were open courts ; they 
 had no covering, except perhaps the shade of some 
 trees, or .some covered galleries. [3] The syna¬ 
 gogues were all built on elevated places, xcithin 
 the cities to which they did belong ; but the jtro- 
 seiirliae were without the cities, in the fields, espe¬ 
 cially near rivers. So this author concludes; that 
 when the Psalmist says, that they burned up the 
 synagogues of God, he may be understood of the 
 proseuchte, or of the schools of the prophets, or 
 the places where the Levites taught the people in 
 their cities. 
 
 After the time of the Maccabees, synagogues be¬ 
 came frequent in Israel. It is affirmed, that in 
 the city of Jerusalem alone, were no less than 
 four hundred and sixty, or even four hundred 
 and eighty ; but herein they are swpposed to have 
 spoken hyperbolically, and to have expressed an 
 uncertain large number by a certain one. Every 
 trading fraternity had a svnagogue of their 
 own, and even strangers built some for those if 
 their own tiation. Hence it is, that in Acts 
 6. 9. mention is made of the synagogues of the 
 Libertines, Cyrenians, Alexandrians, Cilicians, 
 
 and As tics; which were appointed for the use 
 of sxich of the inhabitants of these cities, or of these 
 nations, as should at any time he at Jerusalem. 
 
 The Jewish authors give this general rule for the 
 construction of synagogues. Wherever there are 
 text batelnim, a synagogue ought to be built. 
 The signification of the word batelnim has been 
 much controverted. Buxtorf thinks them to be 
 persons receiving a stipend for duly assisting aC 
 divine service, that there may be always ten per¬ 
 sons, at least, to assemble together. Lightfoot 
 imagines them to have been ministers and officers 
 of the synagogue. Others think this the most 
 probable opinion, namely, that they were persons 
 oJ a mature aye, free, and in a condition to assist 
 constantly at the service, on all days of assembling, 
 which were, at least, two days a week, beside the 
 sabbath; so that always upon these days there 
 xvere present that number of assistants, without 
 which the service could not be performed. When 
 there xvere ten such persons in a town or city, 
 they called it a great city, and here they might 
 build a synagogue. 
 
 As the syhagoftue-service’was to be on three days 
 every week, for the sake of hearing the law: so 
 It xvas to be thrice on those days, for the saice of 
 their prayers. For it was a constant rule among 
 them, that all xcere to pray unto God three times 
 every day, that is, in the morning, at the time of 
 the morning sacrifice ; and in the evening, at the 
 time of the evening sacrifice ; and at the begin¬ 
 ning of the night, because till then the evening 
 sacrifice was still left burning upon the altar. It 
 was anciently among God's people the steady 
 practice of good and religious persons, to offer 
 up their prayers to God thrice every day. This 
 xpe find David did. Psal. 55. 17. Evening, morn¬ 
 ing, and at noon, will 1 pray. Axid Daniel, 
 notwitlnstanding the king's decree to the contrary, 
 says, that he kneeled upon his knees three times 
 a_ day, and prayed, and gave thanks unto his 
 God, Dan. 6. 10. By which it is implied, that 
 he did not only at that time thus pray, but that it 
 was always his constant custom so to do. 
 
 IVhen synagogues were erected among the Jews, 
 the hours of public devotion in them on their 
 synagogue days, were, as to morning arid even¬ 
 ing prayers, the same hours in which the morn¬ 
 ing and evening sacrifices were offered up at the 
 temple. And the same hours were also observed 
 in their private prayers wherever performed. For 
 the offering of incense on the golden altar in 
 the holy place, at every morning and evening 
 Sacrifice in the temple, was instituted on purpose 
 to offer up unto God the prayers of the jseiple, 
 XL'ho were then without, praying unto him. Hence 
 it xcas, that St. Luke tells us, that while Zacha- 
 rias went ixito the temple to burn incense, the 
 whole multitude of the people were praying 
 without at the time of incense, Luke J. 9, 10. 
 /ind for the same rea.son it is that David prayed. 
 I.et my prayer be set forth before tliee as in¬ 
 cense, and the lifting up of my hands as the 
 evening sacrifice, Tsai. 141. 2. And according 
 to this usage is to be explained what we find in 
 Rev. 8. 3, 4, 5. where it is said, that an angel 
 came and stood at the altar, having a golden 
 censer, and there was given unto him much 
 incense, that he should offer it np with the 
 prayers of all saints, upon the golden altar, 
 which w as before the throne : and tlie smoke of 
 the incense, which came with the prayers of the 
 saints, ascended up before God out of the angel’s 
 hand. The angel here mentioned, is the angel 
 of the covenant. Christ our Lord, xcho intercedes 
 for us with God, and, as our Mediator, constantly 
 off'er.s up our prayers unto him. And the manner 
 of his doing this is set forth hy the manner of the 
 typical representation < f it in the temple. 
 
 For as there, at every morning axtH evening sacri¬ 
 fice, j he priest, in lirtne of that sacrifice, enter¬ 
 ing into the holy place, and presenting himself at 
 the golden altar, which stood directly before the « 
 mercy-seat, (the throne of God's visible presence 
 among them during the tabernacle and the first 
 temple,) did burn incense thereon, while the peo¬ 
 ple were at their prayers without, thereby, as an 
 intercessor to God for them, to offer up their 
 prayers to him for his gracious acceptance, and 
 to make them ascend up bej'ore him from out of 
 his hands as a sweet-smelling savour in his pre¬ 
 sence ; so Christ, our true priest, and most po-wer- 
 fvl intercessor, by virtue of that one sacrifice of 
 himself once offered up, being entered into the 
 holy plaqe, the heaven above, is there continually 
 present before the throne of mercy, to be a constant 
 intercessor for us unto God ; and while we are here 
 in the outer court of his church in this xcorld, 
 offering vp our prayers unto God; he there pre¬ 
 sents them unto him for us, and through his hands 
 they are accepted as a swtet-smelling savour in 
 his presence. 
 
 And It being well understood among the Jcxes that 
 the off ering up of the daily sacrifices, and the burn¬ 
 ing of incense upon the altar of incense, at the time 
 of those sacrifices, xvas for the rendering of God 
 propitious to them, and making their prayers to 
 be acceptable in ins presence, they were very care¬ 
 ful to make the times of these off erings, and the 
 times of their prayers, both at the temple, and 
 every xxhere else, to he exactly the same. 
 
 The most pious and devout persons that xvere at Jent- 
 Salem, chose on those times to go up into the tern 
 pie, and there to off er up their prayers unto God, 
 thus Peter and .lohn are said to go up into th« 
 temple at the hour of prayer, being the ninth 
 hour of the day, xvhich xvas at three in the after 
 noon, the time of the off'ering up the evexiing sacri 
 five. Acts 3. 1. Those who xnre in other places, 
 or being at Jerusalem, had not leisure to go vp 
 to the temple, performed their devotions elsewhere. 
 
 If it were a synagogue-day, they went into the 
 
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 synagogue, and. there prayed with the congrega¬ 
 tion: and if it were not a synagogue-day they 
 then prayed in private by themselves ; and if they 
 had leisure to go to the synagogue, they chose that 
 for the place to do it in, thinking such a holy 
 place the properesi for such a holy exercise, though 
 performed there in their private persons only; 
 but if they had not leisure to go to such a holy 
 place, then they prayed wherever they were at 
 the hour of prayer, though it were in the street or 
 market place. And for this it was that our Ha- 
 viour found fault with them, when he told them, 
 Mat. 6. 5. that they loved to pray standing in 
 the synagogues, and in the corners ()f tlie streets, 
 thereby affecting more to be seen ot men, than to 
 he accepted of by (iod. Hut many of them had 
 upper rooms in their houses, which were as 
 chapels, particularly set apart, and consecrated 
 for this jmrpose. In such a one Cornelius was 
 praying at the ninth lionr of the day, that ts, at 
 the time of the evening sacrifice, when the angel 
 appeared unto him, Acts 10. .30. /Ind such a 
 one Peter went up into to pray about tlie sixth 
 hour of the day, /lets 10. 9. when he had the 
 ■vision of the great sheet, that is, at half an hour 
 past twelve or thereabout; for then the evening 
 sacrifice did begin on great and solemn days, and 
 such a one it seems hereby that ivas. And in 
 such an upper room wliere tlie apostles assembled 
 togetlier in prayer, when the Holy Ghost de¬ 
 scended upon them. Acts 1. 13. 
 
 In the synagogue was the ark or chest, wherein lay 
 the book of the law, that is, the Pentateucli, or 
 five books of Moses. This chest, they say, was 
 made after the model of the ark of the covenant, 
 and always placed in that part of r/ie synayogne 
 which looked towards the Ifoly Land, if the sywA- 
 gogue Was out of it; but if it was within it, then 
 the chest was placed towards Jertesa/em ; and if 
 the synagogue stood in this city, the chest wa.s 
 set towards the holy of holies. Gut of this ark it 
 was they took, with a great deal of ceremony, 
 and before the whole congregation, the book of the 
 la-w, when they were to read it. In the midst of 
 the synagogue was a desk or pulpit, upon which 
 the hook or roll of the law was read very solemnly. 
 There likewise he stood who intended to harangue 
 the people. 
 
 As to the seats or pews whereon the people sat to 
 hear the law read and expounded; of these some 
 were more honourable than others. The former 
 were for those who were called Elders, not so much 
 upon the account of their age as ot their gravity, 
 prudence, and authority. These Elders sat zoith 
 their backs towards the forementioned chest, and 
 their faces towards the congregation, who looked 
 towards the ark. These seats of the Elders are 
 those which are called in Mat. 2.3. fi. the chief 
 seats, and which our .Saviour ordered his disciples 
 not to contend for, or affect, as the Pharisees did. 
 The women were therein distinct from the men, 
 and seated in a gallery enclosed zeith lattices, so 
 that they might see and hear, but not be seen. 
 
 To regulate and take care of all things belonging to 
 the synagogue service, there was appointed a 
 council, or assembly of grave and wise persons, 
 well versed in the law, over whom was set a presi- 
 " dent, zoho is called the ruler of the SMiagogue, 
 Luke B. 41. He ■presided in the assemblies, and 
 in judicial affairs that were sometimes decided 
 there, against those who had given any scandal, 
 and transgressed the law in any important matter. 
 As for scourging, some are of opinion, that it was 
 a punishment not falling under the jurisdiction of 
 the rulers of the synagogues, but belonging to the 
 civil courts, zvhich they take to he meant by the 
 synagogues, where our Saviozir tells his disciples 
 they should be scozirged. Mat. 10. 17. Others, ozi 
 the contrary, maintain, that by the word syna¬ 
 gogues m th^ place here quoted, we are to under- 
 stazid synagogues properly so called. As to the 
 manner of scourging, see SCOURGE. 
 
 The same presidents tnvited those to .speak in the 
 ' synagtigue, whom they thought capable of it, and 
 offered that honozir to strazigers, if there were any 
 that seezned to have the gijt of speaking. Ht. Paul 
 being at /intioch of Pisidia, was invited by the 
 rulers of the synagogue to make a discourse to 
 them for their edijication, AcisPi. 14, 15. And 
 it is very probable, that whenever oztr Saviour 
 preached in the synagogues it was not without the 
 permission of the president, or chief rziler, though 
 it be not expressly said so in the gospel, because it 
 zoas a knozen czistom. 
 
 The rzilers of the synagogue were likewise bozind to 
 take care of the poor. There were in every syna¬ 
 gogue two treasury chests, one for poor strangers, 
 arid the other for their own poor. Those who were 
 charitably rnclined, put their alms into these 
 chests at their coming into t/ir synagogue to pray. 
 Upon extraordinary occasions they sometimes 
 made public collections ; in which cases, the rulers 
 of the synagogue ordered the person whose busi¬ 
 ness it was to collect the alms, to ask every body 
 for their charity. Every one promised according 
 as he was disposed, and afterwards they gathered 
 from house to house what had been promised, for 
 the .Jews meddled not with money on their sab¬ 
 bath-day. 
 
 These rulers likezvi.se taught the people. This they 
 did sometimes by way of dispute and conference, by 
 gue.stions and answers, or else by continued dis¬ 
 courses like sermons. All these different ways of 
 teaching they called by the general name of search ¬ 
 ing ; the discourse they styled a search, or inejui- 
 sition, and him that made it, a searcher. The 
 Hebrew word darafeh, signifies, to dive into the 
 sublime, profound, mystical, allegorical, and 
 prophetical senses of holy Scripture. 
 
 Tlie synagogue of the I.ibertines, or freed men, 
 Acts 6. 9. was, according to many interpreters, 
 that of those Jews, who having been led away 
 
 488 
 
 captive by Pompey and by .So.sias, had afterwards 
 recovered their liberty, and were retired to Jerusa¬ 
 lem, when Tiberias drove away the Jews out of 
 Italy. Others wHt have it, that .St. Luke wrote 
 J.ibystinorum, and not Litiertmorum ; and that 
 the Lihystini were people of Libya, joining to 
 Egypt. Others by these Uxhttri'xnts understood the 
 suns of such . Jews as were free denizens of Home. 
 Mat. 12. 9. when departeo, he went into their s. 
 1.3. 54. he taught them in their s. Mark 6. 2. 
 
 Mark 1. 23. and there was in their a man with 
 an unclean spirit, Luke A. 33. 
 29. when they were come out ot s. Luke 4. .3B. 
 
 5. 22. Jairus by name, one of the rulers of the s. 
 
 besought .lesus, 36. .38. LukeiS. 41, 49. 
 Luke 4. 16. as his custom was, he went into the .r. 
 
 on the sabbath-day 
 20. the eyes of all in the s. were fastened on him 
 7. 5. he loveih oiir nation and hath built us a s. 
 JohnO. 59. these things said he in the 
 
 9. 22. that he shf)ul(i be put out of the s. 
 
 12. 42. lest they should be put out of the s. 
 
 18. 20 I ever taught in the s. and tentple 
 
 Actsb. 9. then arose certain of the s. which is called 
 thef. of Libertines, disputing with .Stephen 
 
 13. 14. they went into the s. on the sabbath-day, 
 
 and sat down 
 
 15. the rulers of the s. sent to them, saying 
 42. and when the .lews were gone out of the s. 
 
 14. 1. Paul and Parnabas went both into the .?. 
 
 17.1. to Thessalonica where was a s. of the .lews 
 
 17 . therefore he disputed in the .v. with the .lews 
 and with devout persons 
 18. 4. and he reasoned in the s. every sabbath 
 
 7 . .lustus, whose house joined hard to the .r. 
 
 8. Crispus the chief ruler of the .f. believed 
 17 . Greeks took Sosthenes chief ruler of the s. 
 
 26. A polios began to speak boldly in the .f. 
 
 22. 19 . beat in every .y. such as believed, 26. 11. 
 Jam. 2. f 2. if there come into your i'. a man 
 Jiev. 2. 9. but are the s. of Satan 
 
 3. 9. 1 will make them of the s. of Satan 
 SYNAGOGUES. 
 
 P.fal.74.8. they have burned up all the s. of G. 
 Mat. 4. 23. .les. went teaching in their s. and preach¬ 
 ing the gospel, 9. 35. Mark 1. 39. Luke Vi. 10. 
 
 6. 2. as the hypocritesdo in the s. 
 
 5. for they love to pray standing in the s. 
 
 10. 17 . they will scourge you in theirs. 23. .31. 
 
 23. 6. and love the chief seats in the s. Mark 12. 
 
 39. Er/Xell. 4.3. I 20.46. 
 Mark 13. 9. and in the .y. ye shall be beaten 
 Luke 4. 15. he taught in thei. being glorified 
 44. and he preached in the s. of (Jalilee 
 12. 11. and when they bring you unto the .y. 
 
 21. 12. delivering you up to the s. and prisons 
 John 16. 2. they shall put you out of the s. 
 
 Acts 9 . 2. Saul desired of him letters to the s. 
 
 20. straightway he preached Christ in the .y. 
 
 1.3. 5. Paul and Barnabas preached in the s. 
 
 15. 21. being read in the .y. every sabbath-day 
 
 24. 12. neitlier raising up the people in the s. ■ 
 
 T. 
 
 TABERNACLE 
 
 Signifies, [I] A tent or pavilion raised on posts to 
 lodge under, N um. 24. 5. Mat. I 7 . 4. [2] xl house 
 or dwelling, ,)ob 11. 14. 122. 2.3. [3] A kind of 
 tent to take up and down, as occasion required; 
 which was as it zoere the palace of the Most High, 
 the dwelling of the God of Israel; zvherein the 
 Israelites, during their journeyings in the wilder¬ 
 ness, performed the chief of their religious exer¬ 
 cises, offered their sacrifices, and worshipped God. 
 It zvas thirty cubits in length, and ten hi breadth 
 and in height. It was divided into tzvo partitions : 
 the first ziias called. The Holy Place, zvhich was 
 trventy cubits long, and ten wide : here were placed 
 the table of .shew-bread, the golden candlestick, mid 
 the golden altar of incense. The second zcas 
 called. The most Holy Place, tr/io.ve lezigth zoas 
 ten cubits, and breadth ten cubits, zrherein, before 
 the building of the temple, the ark ot the cove¬ 
 nant zuas kept, which was a .symbol of God's gra¬ 
 cious presence with the Jewish church. 'Jhe most 
 Holy was divided from the Holy Place by a cur¬ 
 tain, or veil of very rich cloth, zvhich hung upon 
 four pillars of shittim-zvood, that were covered 
 zvith plates of gold, Exod. 26. 1. Heb. 9. 2, .3. 
 
 [4] Christ's human nature, of which the Jewish 
 tabernacle was a type, wherein God dwells really, 
 substantially, and personally, Heb. 8. 2. 1 9. 11. 
 
 [5] The true church militant, Psal. 15. 1. [6] 
 Gur natural body, in which the soul lodges as 
 in a tabernacle, 2 Cor. 5. 1. 2 Pet. 1. 13. [7] 
 The tokens of God's gracious presence. Rev. 
 
 21. .3. 
 
 The feast of tabernacles. Lev. 23. .34. was so called, 
 because the Israelites kept it under great tents or 
 arbours, in memory of their dzoelling in tents in 
 their passage througli the wilderness. It was one 
 of the thiee great solemnities, wherein all the 
 males were obliged to present themselves before the 
 
 Lord. It was celebrated after harvest, on the \bth 
 day of the month Tisri. which anszvers to our 
 month of September. '1 he feast continued eight 
 days; but the first day and the last zvere the moff 
 solemn. Herein they returned thanks to God for 
 the fruits of the earth they had then gathered in, 
 and zvere also jut in mind that they were but pil¬ 
 grims and travellers in this nvorld. 
 
 Exod. 25. 9. make it after the pattern of the t. 
 
 26. 1. thou shalt make the t. with ten curtains 
 
 6. couple the curtains, and it shall beonet. 36.13. 
 
 7 . thou shalt make curtains of goats’ hair to be a 
 
 covering upon the t. .35. 11.1 36. 14. 
 15. shalt make boards for the t. ot shittim wood, 
 17 . 20 , 26. 1 .36. 20 . 22 , 2.3, 28. 31, 32. 
 26. make bars for the r. 27- 1 30. rear up the t. 
 
 27 . 9 . and thou shalt make the court of the/. 
 
 Exod. 27- 19 . all the vessels of the /. of brass, 39.40. 
 29. 4.3. the t. shall be sanctified by my glory 
 .31. 7 . they may make ail the furniture of the t. 
 33.7- Moses pitched the t. without the camp 
 11. but .loshua departed not out of the t. 
 
 .35. 18. the j;ins of the t. .38. 20, 31. 
 
 .36. 8. them that wrought the work of the t, 
 
 39. 32. thus was the work of the t. finished 
 
 33. and they brought the t. to Moses, the tent 
 
 40. 2. thou shalt set up the /. ll 9. anoint the t. 
 
 17 . on the first month, on the first day, the t. was 
 
 reared up, 18. Num. 7 . 1. 
 19. he spread abroad the tent over the t. 
 
 21. he brought the ark into the /. and set up 
 .33. he reared up the court round about the t. 
 
 .31. the glory ot the I/ird filled the t. .‘15. 
 
 36. the cloud was taken up from over the t. 
 
 Num. 9. 17 . I 10. 11. I 12. 10. 
 .38. for the cloud of the Lord was on the t. by 
 day, and fire by night, A’wm. 9. 18, 19, 22. 
 Lev. 8. 10. Moses anointed the t. and all therein 
 
 15. 31. that they die not when they defile my /. 
 17-4. bringeth not an offering before the t. 
 
 26. 11. 1 will set my /. among you, not abhor you 
 Num. 1. .50. appoint Invites over the /. shall bear 
 the /. shall encamp round about the t. 53. 
 51. and when the t. selteth forward, and when 
 the /. is to be pitched, Levites set it up 
 53. the Levites shall keep the charge of the /. ot 
 testimony, .3. 7, 25.1 18. 3. I 31. .30, 47. 
 
 3. 7 . before the t. to do the service of the t. 
 
 23. the Gershonites shall pitch behind the t. 
 
 .35. the Merarites shall pitch northward of the t. 
 38. those that encamp before the /. eastward 
 
 4. 16. the ov ersight of the t. pei taineth to Eletuar 
 
 25. they shall bear the curtains of the t. 
 
 31. shall bear the boards of the/. and bars thereof 
 5. 17 . the priest shall take of the dust of the t. 
 
 7 . 3. tliey' brought their offering before the t. 
 
 9. 15. on the day that the t. was reared up, the 
 cloud covereil the /. namely the tent of testimony 
 
 10. 21. the Kohathites did set up the t. 
 
 11. 24. ]Moses set seventy elders round about the t. 
 
 26. but they went not out unto the t. 
 
 16 . 9 . seemeth it small to do the service of the t. 
 
 24. get you up from about the t. of Korah, 27. 
 
 17 . 13. whoso cometh near to the t. shall die 
 Dent. :il. 15. L. appeared in /. in a pillar of cloud 
 Josh. 22. 19- wherein the Lord’s /. dwelleth 
 
 1 Sam. 2. + 32. see the atfficlion of the /. 
 
 2 Sam. 6 .17. they set the ark in the midst of the (. 
 
 7- ft. but 1 have walked in a tent and in a t. 
 
 1 Kings 1.39- Zadok took a horn of oil out of the t. 
 2. 28. .loab fled to the /. of the Lord and altar 
 
 8. 4. vessels in the t. were brought up, 2 Chr. 5. 5. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 48. the Levites for the service of the t. 
 
 9. 19 . Korahites were keepers of the gates of the t. 
 
 23. they had the oversight of the house of the t. 
 
 16. 39 . the priests before the /. of the Lord 
 
 17 . 5. but have gone from one /. to another 
 
 21. 29 . for the t. which Moses made in wilderness 
 
 2.3. 26. they shall no more carry the /. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 5. he put the brazen altar before the t. 
 
 5. 24. shalt know’ that thy /. shall be in peace 
 18.6. the light shall be dark in his /. and his candle 
 
 14. his confidence shall be rooted out of his /. 
 
 15. destruction shall dwell in his /. because not his 
 19- 12. his troops encamp round about my t. 
 
 20. 26. it shall go ill with him that is left in his t. 
 29 . 4. when the secret of God was upon my t. 
 
 .31. 31. if the men of my /. said not, oh that 
 36. 29. can any un<lerstand the noise of his t. ? 
 Psal. 15. 1. Lord, who shall abide in thy/..s' 
 
 19. 4. in them hath he set a t. for the sun 
 
 26. +8. I have loved the t. of thy honour 
 
 27 . 5. in the secret of his /. shall he hide m 
 6. 1 will offer in his /. sacrifices of joy 
 
 61 . 4. 1 will abide in thy /. for ever 
 76. 2. in Salem is his /. iiis dwelling-place in Zlou 
 78. 60. so that he forsook the /. of Shiloh 
 67 . moreover he refused the t. of .loseph 
 132. .3. 1 will not come into the t. of my house, 7« 
 Prov. 14.11. the t. of the upright shall tiourish 
 Isa. 4. 6. there shall be a t. for a shadow from heat 
 16.5. lie shall sit u()on it in the /. of David 
 .33. 20. a t. that shall not be taken down 
 Jer. 10. 20. my t. is spoiled, all my cords broken 
 Lam. 2. 4. he slew all that were pleasant in the t. 
 
 6. he hath violently taken away his /. 
 
 Eze-k. . 37 . 27 . my /. also shall be with them 
 
 41. 1. which was the breadth of the t. 
 
 Amos 5. 26. but ye have borne the t. of ^Moloch 
 9 . 11 . in that day will 1 raise up the t. of David 
 Acts 7 . 4 . 3 . ve took up the t. of yloloch 
 46. who desired to tind a /. for the God of .Jacob 
 15.16. and will build again the /. of David 
 2 Cor. 5. 1. if our house of this /. be dissolved 
 
 4. we that are in this /. do groan, being burdened 
 Ileb. 8. 2. the true t. which the Lord pitched 
 
 5. wlien Moses was about to make the t. 
 
 9 . 2. tliere was a /. made, called the sanctuary 
 3. the /. whicli is called the holiest of all 
 
 6. tlie pries's went always into the first t. 
 
 8. while as the first /. w as yet standing 
 
 11. an high priest by a greater and moi e perfect t, 
 21. he spiinkled with blood the t. and vessels 
 
 1.3. 10. they have no right to eat which serve t. 
 
 2 Pet. 1.1.3.'think it meet, as long as 1 am in this t. 
 
 14. knowing that shortly I must put off my t. 
 Rev. 13. 6. to blaspheme his name and his t. 
 
 15. 5. behold the temple of the f. was opened 
 See C’ONGRF.G.MION, Door. 
 
 TA BKUN ACLK of witness. 
 
 Num. 17 . 7 . iMoses laid up the rods in the t. of w. 
 8. on the morrow Moses went into the /. of ic. 
 
 18. 2. shall minister before the /. of witness 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 6. to bring the collection for t. of a. 
 Acts 7- 44. our fathers had the t. of witness 
 TAl’ERNACLES. 
 
 Num. 24. 5. how’ goodly are thy /. O Israel 
 Job 11. 14. let not wickedness dwell in thy t. 
 
 12. 6. the t. of robbers prosper,'and tliev'that 
 
TAB 
 
 T AK 
 
 T AK 
 
 Jo^ 15. 34. and fire shall consume the t. of bribery 
 
 22. 23. thou shall put away iniquity far from thy t. 
 Psal. 43. 3. let them bi ing me unto thy t. 
 
 40. 4. make glad the holy place of t. of Most High 
 78. 51. smote chief of their strength in i. of Ilarii 
 83. 6. the t. of Edom have consulted together 
 8t. 1. how amiable are thy t. O Lord of Hosts 
 118. 15. salvation is in the t. of the righteous i 
 ■ 132. 7. we will go into his ^ and w'orship 
 Dan. 11. 45. he shalt plant the t. of his palaces 
 Dos. 9. 6. thorns shall be in their t. 
 
 12. 9. will yet make thee to dwell in t. 
 
 Mai. 2. 12. Lord will cut off the man out of the t. 
 Mat. 17 . 4. Lord, if thou wilt, let us make here 
 three t. Mark 9. 5. Luke 9. 33. 
 Deb. 11. 9. Abraham dwelling inr. with Isaac 
 tiee Feast. 
 
 TABLE 
 
 Signifies, [1] A frame of wood made for several uses, 
 
 1 Kings 2. 7 . [2] i'be altar of God, Mai. 1. 7) 12. 
 [3] Provision for food, either for body or soul, 
 Psal. 69. 22. [4] The two tables of stone whereon 
 the law was xoritten, F.xod. .32. 15. 
 
 That ye may eat and drink at my table, Luke 22. 
 
 30. That ye may partake of the highest delights 
 which I have prepared for you, and enjoy the near¬ 
 est communion with me m glory. 
 
 To serve tables. Acts 6. 2. To provide for the 
 poor, that they may have whereof to eat at their 
 tables. 
 
 Exod. 25. 23. shalt also make a f.of shittim wood 
 
 27 . places of staves to bear the t. 28. | .37. 14. 
 
 •26. 35. thou shalt set the/, without the veil 
 
 30. 27 . thou shalt anoint the t. and all his vessels 
 
 31. 8. Bezaleel shall make the t. and the altar 
 . 37 . 10. he made the t. 11 I 6 . the vessels on the /. 
 
 39. 33. they brought the t. unto INloses, the tent 
 
 40. 4. thou shalt bring in the t. and set in order 
 22. put the t. in the tent of the congregation 
 
 Lev. 24. 6. shalt set six on a row on the pure t. 
 Num. 3. 31. the Kohathites’ charge shall be the t. 
 Judg. 1. 7 . kings gadiered their meat under my t. 
 
 1 Ham. 20. 29. he cometh not to the king’s t. 
 
 34. .lonathan arose from the t. in fierce anger 
 
 2 Ham. 9 . 7 . Uav. said, IMephiboshethshall eat bread 
 
 at my /. continually. 10. 11,13. | 19. 28. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 7. lut them be of those that eat at thy t. 
 
 4. 27 . for all that came to king .Solomon’s t. 
 
 10. 5. when the queen of Sheba saw the meat of 
 his t. and the attendance, 2 Chron. 9. 4. 
 
 13. 20. as they sat at t. the word of the Lord came 
 
 18. 19. the prophets which eat at .lezebel’s t. 
 
 2 Kmgs 4.10. let us set for him a t. and a stool 
 Neh. 5. 17. there were at my t. 150 Jews 
 
 Job 36. 16 . that which should be set on thy t. 
 
 Psal. 23. 5. thou preparest a /. before me 
 69. 22 . let their t. become a snare before them 
 78. 19. can God furnish a t. in the wilderness 
 128. 3. thy children like olive plants about thy t. 
 Pruv. 3. 3. write them on the t. of thy heart, 7 . 3. 
 
 9. 2. wisdom hath also furnished her t. 
 
 Gant. 1. 12. while the kingsitteth at his/. 
 isa. 21. 5. prepare the /. cat, watch, drink, arise 
 30. 8. now go write it before them in a /. 
 
 65. 11. that prepare a /. for that troop 
 3er. 17 . 1 . it is graven on the /. of their heart 
 p.xek. 23. 41. and a /. prepared before it 
 39. 20 . thus ye shall be tilled at my /. with horses 
 ■ 41 . 22 . this is the /. that is before the Lord 
 44. 16. and they shall come near to my /. 
 
 Dan. 11. 27 . they shall speak lies at one /. 
 
 Mai. 1 . 7 . the /. of the I-ord is contemptible 
 
 12. ye say, the /. of the Lord is polluted 
 Mat. 15. 27 . she said, yet the dogs eat the crumbs 
 which fall from their master’s /. Mark 7. 28. 
 Luke 16. 21. crumbs which fell from rich man’s /. 
 22. 21. that betrayeth me, is with me on the /. 
 
 .30. that ye may eat and drink at my /. 
 
 John 12. 2. Lazarus was one of them that sat at /. 
 
 1.3. 28. no man at the /. knew for what intent 
 Pom. 11. 9- let their /. be made a snare and a trap 
 1 Gor. 10. 21. cup of Loid and devils, ye cannot be 
 partakers of the Lord’s /. and of the /. of devils 
 Hee Shew-Bread. 
 
 TVritmg TABLE. 
 
 Luke 1. 63. Zacharias asked for a w. t. and wrote 
 TABLES. 
 
 Exod. 32. 15. the /. were written on both sides 
 
 16. /. were the work of God, graven on the /. 
 
 ' 19 . he cast the /. outof his hands, and brake them 
 34. 1.1 will write on these /. the words in first/. 
 Deut. 10. 4. he 'W'rote on the /. according to first 
 
 5. and put the /. in the ark, Deb. 9. 4. 
 
 1 Ghr. 28. 16. David gave gold for /. of shew-bread 
 
 2 Ghr. 4. 8. Solomon also made ten /. and placed 
 
 19 . the /. whereon the shew-bread was set 
 
 Esa. 28. 8. all /. are full of vomit and filthiness 
 Ezek. 40. 41. eight /. whereupon they slew sacrifices 
 42. four/, were of hewn stone for burnt offering 
 Dab. 2. 2. write the vision, and make it p.ain on /. 
 Mat. 21. 12. he overthrew the /. of the money¬ 
 changers. ami sellers of doves, Mark 11. 15. 
 Mark 7 . 4. as the washing of cups, pots, and of /. 
 John 2. 15. drove them out and overthrew the /. 
 Acts 6. 2. leave the word of God and serve /. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 3. not in /. of stone, but fleshly /. of heart 
 Hee Stone, Lw o. 
 
 I'ABLETS. 
 
 Exod. .35. 22. they brought /. all jewels of gold 
 fi'um. 31. 50. we brought /. to make an atonement 
 Jsa. 3. 20.1 will take away the/, anu ear-rings 
 ■JABUEr. 
 
 Gen. .31. 27. have sent thee away with /. and harp 
 1 Ham. 10. 5. coming from the high place with a /. 
 Job 17- 6. a by-word, and aforetime 1 was as a /. 
 Isa. 5. 12. the /. pipe, and wine are in their feasts 
 TAB RETS. 
 
 1 Ham. 18.6. women came to meet Saul with /, 
 Jsa. 24. 8. the mirth of /. ceaseth, joy ceaseth 
 30. 32. it shall be with /. and harps 
 Jer. .31. 4 thou shalt again be adorned with thv /. 
 Ezek. 28. 13. the workmanship of thy t. and pipes 
 
 TABERIKG. 
 
 Nah. 2. 7» the voice of doves t. on their breasts 
 TACHES. 
 
 Exod. 26. 6. thou shalt make fifty /. of gold"* 
 
 11. thou shalt make fifty /. of tirass, .35. 11. 
 
 .33. thou shalt hang up the vail under the /. 
 
 .36. 13. he made fifty /. of gold and brass, 18. 
 
 39 . 3.3. they brought his /. his boards, and bars 
 TACKLING. 
 
 Acts 27 . 19. third day we cast out the /. of the ship 
 TACKLINGS. 
 
 Isa. 33. 23. thy /. are loosed, could not strengthen 
 TAIL 
 
 Signifies, [IJ The train of a beast, fowl, or fish, Exod. 
 
 4. 4. [2] Low, base, or contemptible, Deut. 28. 
 
 1.3. [.3] The power, policy, and flatteries, by which 
 the devil and his instruments corrupt and allure 
 ministers of the church from the simplicity and 
 purity of their doctrine, to error, superstition, atid 
 profaneness. Rev. 12. 4. [4] An army, Isa. 7. 4. 
 
 Exod. 4. 4. put out thine hand, take it by the /. 
 Deut. 28. 1.3. make thee the head, not the /. 44. 
 Josh. 10.1 19 . pursue, cut off the /. of them 
 Judg. 15. 4. Samson caught foxes, and turned /. to /. 
 Job 40. 17 . behemoth inoveth his /. like a cedar 
 Isa. 9 .14. I^rd will cut off from Isr. head and /. 
 
 15. the prophet that teacheth lies, he is tlie /. 
 
 19. 15. no work which the head or /, may do 
 Rev. 12. 4. his /. drew the third part of the stars 
 
 TAILS. 
 
 Judg. 15. 4. and put a firebrand between two /. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 4. for the two /. of these smoking firebrands 
 Rev. 9 .10. /. like to scorpions, stings in their /. 
 
 19. power in their /. their /. were like serpents 
 ‘^'AKE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To lay hold on, or .seize, 1 Kings 18. 
 40. [2] 'Jo receive from another, 2 Kings 5. 15. 
 [3] Jo yield, 2 Thess. 1. +8. [4] To bear, John 
 
 I. + 29. [5] To fi’/re, Deut. 1. + 13. [6] J'o .spoil, 
 
 Deut. 20. + 14. [7] J'o possess or impoverish, 
 
 Judg. 14. t 15. [8] J'o be chosen, 1 Tim. 5. t 9. 
 
 [9] J'o reinove, .lohn 2. 16. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9. if thou wilt/, the left hand I will go 
 14.21. give me the persons, /. the goods to thyself 
 
 19 , 15. arise, /. thy w ife and thy two daughters 
 
 22. 2. /. now thy son, thine only son Isaac 
 
 24. .3. thou shaft not /. a wife to my son of, .37. 
 
 48. to /. my master’s brother’s daughter to his son 
 
 31. 32. discern what is thine with hie, /. it to thee 
 50. if thou /.other wives besides my daughters 
 34. 9. and /. our daughters unto you 
 
 16. and we will /. your daughters to us 
 38. 23. let her /. it to her, lest we be shamed 
 
 Exod. 6. 7 . 1 will /. you to me for a people 
 
 10. 26. for thereof must we /. to serve the Ixird 
 
 17 . 5. and thy rod /. in thine hand, and go 
 
 20, 7 . thou shalt not /. the name of the Lord thy 
 
 God in vain, not hold guiltless, Deut. 5. 11. 
 
 21, 14. /. him from mine altar, that he may die 
 
 23. 8. and thou shalt /. no gift, Deut. 16. 19. 
 
 34. 9 . parflon and /. us for thine inheritance 
 
 16. lest thou /. of their daughters, Deut. 7 . 3. 
 Lev. 18. 17 . neither shalt thou /. her son’s daughter 
 
 18. neither shalt thou /. a wife to her sister 
 
 20. 14. and if a man /. a wife, and her mother 
 
 21 . 7 . the priests shall not /. a wife that is a 
 wdiore, nor /. a woman put away, Ezek. 44. 22, 
 
 1.3. he shall /. a wdfe in her virginity 
 
 25. 36. /. tliou no usury of him, or increase 
 
 46. ye shall /. thetn as an inheritance for children 
 Num.Q. 6. /. the Levites from among Israel 
 
 II. 17 . 1 will /. of the spirit that is on thee 
 
 16 . 3. Korah said, ye /. too much upon you, 7. 
 
 35. .31. ye shall /. no satisfaction for the life, 32. 
 Deut. 1. 13. /. ye wise men and understanding 
 
 4. .34. and t. him a nation, from the midst of nation 
 15. 17 . then thou shalt /. an awl, and thrust 
 
 22. 18. the elders of that city shall /. that man 
 ,30. a man shall not/, his father’s wife 
 
 24. 4. may not /. her again to be his wife 
 
 6. no man shall /. a millstone to pledge 
 
 17 . nor/, a widow’s raiment to pledge 
 
 25. 8. if he say, I like not to /. her 
 
 Josh. 6. 18. when ye /. of the accursed thing 
 
 7 . 14. the family which the I.d. shall /. the house¬ 
 
 hold which the IvOrd shall /. shall come 
 
 8. 29. they should /. his carcase down from the tree 
 10.42. their land did .loshua /. at one time 
 
 20. 4. they shall /. him into the city to them 
 
 22. 19 . then /. ye possession among us, rebel not 
 Judg. 5. .30. for the necks of them that /. spoil 
 
 14.3. that thou guest to /. a wife of uncircumcised 
 15. have ye called us to /. that we have / 
 
 19 . .30. consider, t. advice, and speak your minds 
 • Ruth 2. 10. thou shouldest /. knowledge of me 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 16. then /. as much as thy soul desireth, 
 
 and if not 1 will /.it by force 
 
 8. 11. he will /. your sons for himself, his ciiariots 
 
 I. 3. he will /. your daughters, || 14. /. your fields 
 
 15. /. the tenth of your seed 1| 16. /. men-servants 
 
 17 . 18. how thy brethren fare, and /. their pledge 
 46. and /. thine head from thee 
 
 19. 14. .Saul sent messengers to /. David, 20. 
 
 21 . 9 . if thou wilt /. that, /. it, there is no other 
 2t. 11. yet thou huntest my .soul to /. it 
 
 25. 11. shall I then /. my bread and my water 
 
 26. 11. /. now the spear that is at his bolster 
 
 2 Ham. 12. 1. he spared to /. of his own flock 
 
 II. I " ill /. thy wives before thine eyes 
 
 28. /. it, lest I /. the city, and it be called 
 
 16. 9 . let me go over, and /, offhisheail 
 
 19. 19 . the kill" should /. ft to his heart, 1.3. 33. 
 
 30. Mephibosheth said,yea, let him /. all 
 
 1 Kings 11. .31. he said to leroboam, /. ten pieces 
 .34. i will not /. the whole kingdom 
 
 14. .3. /. ten loaves ll 18. 40. /. prophets of Baal 
 
 20. 18. come for war or peace, /. them alive 
 21.15. arise, /. possession of the vineyard, I 6 . 
 
 22.26. /. Micaiah, carry jiiin back, 2 Ghr. 18.25. 
 
 2 Kings A. 1. the creditor is conie to /. my sons 
 
 29 . /. my staff and go 11 5. 15. /. a blessing 
 
 5. 16. urged him to /. it || 20. 1 will /. somewhat 
 
 2 Kings 5.23. t. two talents 1| 8.8. /. a present and go 
 
 9. 1. /. this box of oil in thine liand, 3. 
 
 10. 6. /. ye the heads of your master’s sons 
 
 14. /. them alive H 12. 5. let the priests /. it 
 
 I. 3. 15. Elisha said, /. bow and arrows, 18. 
 
 19 . .30. shall >'et /. root downward, Isa. .37. 31. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 24. I will not /. that which is thine 
 Ezra 5. 14. those did Cyrus /. II 15. /. vessels 
 
 9. 12. not /. their daughters, Keh. 10. .30. 1 1.3. 25. 
 Esth. 6. 10. /. the apparel, and do so to 5Iordecai 
 Job 2.3. 10. he knoweth the way that I /. 
 
 24. .3. tliey /. the widow’s ox for a pledge 
 
 9 . and they /. a pledge of the poor 
 .30. 17 . and my sinews /. no rest 
 
 31. .36. surely I would /. it upon my shoulder 
 
 41. 4. w ilt thou /. him for a servant for ever t 
 
 42. 8. therefore /. to you now seven bullocks 
 Psal. 2. 2. the rulers /. counsel against the Lord 
 7 . 5. let the enemy persecute my soul, and /. it 
 
 50. 9. 1 w'ill /. no bullock outot thy house 
 16. shouldest /. my covenant in thy mouth 
 
 51. 11. and /. not thy Holy Spirit from me 
 71 . 11. /. him, for there is none to deliver him 
 75 . + 2. when I shall /. a set lime, 1 will judge 
 81. 2. /, a psalm H 83. 12. /. the houses of God 
 89. 3 . 3 . my kindness will 1 not utterly /. from him 
 109. 8. and let another /. his office 
 
 116. 13. I will /. the cup of salvation and call 
 119 . 43. /. not the word of truth utterly out 
 139. 9 . if I /. the wings of the morning 
 
 20. and thine enemies /. thy name in vain 
 Prov. 5. 22. Ids own iniquities shall /. the wicked 
 
 6. 25. neither let her /. thee with her eyelids 
 
 27 . can a man /. fire in his bosom, not be burned 
 
 7 . 18. let us /. our fill of love till the morning 
 
 20. 16. /. his garment that is surety for stranger, 
 /. a pledge of him for a strange woman, 2?. 13. 
 
 30. 9 . and /. tl'.e name of my (>od in 'ain 
 Eccl. 5. 15. and shall /. nothing of his labour 
 19. and to /. his portion and rejoice in his labour 
 Cant. 2. 15. /. us the foxes, the little Ibxes 
 Isa. 27 . 6. he shall cause them of Jacob to /. root 
 
 28. 19. from the time it goeth, it shall /. you 
 .30. 14. not a sherd to /. fire from the hearth 
 
 .33. 2.3. the prey is divided, the lame /. the prey 
 40. 24. their stock shall not /. root in the earth 
 44. 15. he will /. thereof and warm himself 
 47 . 2. /. the millstones, and grind meal 
 .3. 1 will /. vengeance, I will not meet as a man 
 57 . 13. vanity shall /. them, wind carry them 
 58.2. they /. delight in approaching to God 
 66. 21. 1 will also/, of them for priests and Levites 
 Jer. 2. 22. /. thee much soap |1 .3. 14. /.one of a city 
 
 13. 4. /. the girdle that thou hast got, 6. 
 
 21. shall not sorrows /. thee as a woman in travail 
 
 15. 19 . if thou /. forth the precious from the vile 
 
 16. 2. thou shalt not /. thee a wife in this place 
 
 18. 22. for they have digged a pit to /. me 
 
 19 . 1. /. of the ancients of the people of the priests 
 
 20. 10. and we shall /. our revenge on him 
 
 25. 9. 1 will /. all the families of the north 
 
 10. I will /. from them the voice of mirth 
 
 28. if they refuse to /. the cup at thine hand 
 
 29 . 6. /. ye wives, and beget sons and daughters 
 
 32. 24. they are come to the city to /. it 
 
 25. buy the field for money, and /. witnesses, 44. 
 
 28. Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon shall /. it 
 . 39 . 12. /. Jeremiah, and look well to him 
 
 46. 11. go up into Gilead, and /. balm, 51. 8. 
 
 50.15. /. vengeance upon her ; as she hath done, do 
 
 51.26. they slial 1 not /. of thee a stone for a corner 
 
 36. behold I will /. vengeance for thee 
 
 Lam. 2. 1.3. w hat thing shall 1 /. to witness for thee 
 Ezek. 4. 1. /. thee a tile H 3. /. an iron iian 
 9. /. unto thee wheat, barley, and beans 
 
 5. 1. /. a sharp knife, /. a rasor, /. balances 
 
 10. 6. /. fire from between the wheels 
 
 II. 19. I will /. the stony heart outof their flesh 
 
 14. 5. that I may /. the house of Israel 
 
 15. 3. will men /. a pin of it to hang any vessel 
 
 21.26. remove the diadem, /. off the crown 
 
 22. 16. thou shalt /. thine inheritance in thyself 
 24. 5. /. the choice of the flock, and burn bones 
 
 8. it might cause fury to come up to /, vengeance 
 25. when 1 /. from them their strength 
 29. 19 . /. a multitude, /. her spoil, /. her prey 
 .3.3. 2. if people of the land /. a man of their coasts 
 .36. 24. 1 will /. you from among the heathen 
 
 37 . 16. /. thee one slick, /. another stick, w rite 
 19 . I will /. the stick of Joseph, and will put 
 
 38. 12. to /. a spoil and to /. a i>rey 
 
 1.3. art thou come to /. prey, to /. a great spoil 
 46. 18. the prince not /. the people’s inheritance 
 Dan. 7 . 18. hut the saints shall /. the kingdom 
 
 11. 15. the kin" shall /. the most fenced cities 
 
 18. he shall turn to the isles, and shall /. many 
 
 Dos. 1.2. go /. unto thee a wife of whoredoms 
 
 11. 4. I was as they that /. off the yoke on jaws 
 
 14. 2. /. with you words, and turn to the Lord 
 Amos 5. 11. ve /. from him burdens of w heat 
 
 12. they afflict the just, they /. a bribe 
 
 9. 2. thence shall mine hand /. them, .3. 
 
 Jonah A. 3. t. 1 beseech thee, my life from me 
 Mic. 2. 2. they covet fields and /. them by violence 
 
 6. shall not prophesv. that they shall not /. shame 
 Nah. 1. 2. the Lord will /. vengeance on advei^aries 
 2. 9 . /. ye the spoil of silver, /. the spoil ot gold 
 Dab 1 10. for thev shall heap dust and /. it 
 Dag. 1. 8. build the house. 1 will /. [ileasure in it 
 2.23. will 1 /. thee, O Zerubbabel my servant 
 Zech. 6. 10. /. of them of the captivity, ot Heldai 
 11. 15. /. yet instruments of a foolish shepherd 
 Mat. 1. 20. fear not to /. unto thee Mary thy wife 
 2. 13. and /. the young child and its mother 
 
 6. 25. /. no thought for your Hfe, 2}5, .31, .34. 110. 
 
 19 . Mark 1.3. 11. I.uke 12. 11. 22, 26. 
 11. 12. and the violent /. the kinudom by torce 
 
 29 . /. mv voke upon you, and learn ot me 
 
 15. 26. not meet to /. children's bread, Mark 7.27. 
 
 16. 5. thev had forgotten to /. bread, Mark 8. 14. 
 
 17 . 2.5. of w'hom the kings of the earth /. custom 
 
 18. 10. then /. with thee one or two more 
 
 4«9 
 
T AK 
 
 T AK 
 
 T AK 
 
 Mat. €0. 14. t. that thine is and ffo thy way 
 24 17 . let liim on honse-top not come down to 
 any thing out of Ins house, Markin. 13. 
 
 25. 28. t. tlierefore the talent from him, give it 
 
 26. 4. that they might t. lesus, Mark 14. 1, 44. 
 
 26. Jesus took bread and said, t. eat, this is my 
 
 body. Mark 14. 22. 1 Cor. 11.24. 
 45. sleep on now, and t. your rest, Mark 14. 41. 
 52. they that /. the sword shall perish by sword 
 
 55. with swoids and staves to t. me, Mark 14. 48. 
 Mark 6. 8. t. noiliina for their.journey, L/ake 9. .8. 
 
 12. 19 . his brother sliould t. his wile, Luke 20. 28. 
 
 15. 24. casting lots what evei'y man should t. 
 
 .36. whether i'.lias will come to t. him down 
 
 LnkeC). 4. David did t. and eatshew-bread 
 29. forbid him not to t. thy coat also 
 
 10. .35. t. care of him || 12. 19. soul, t. thine ease 
 
 14. 9 . then begin with shame to t. the lowcfst room 
 
 16. 6. t. thy bill, 7- II 22. 17. t. this and divide it 
 19. 24. t. from him the pouml, and give it to him 
 22.36. he that hatha purse, let him t. it 
 
 John 2. 16. Jesus said to them, t. these things hence 
 
 6. 7 . that every one of them may t. a little 
 
 15. that they would conse andr. him by force 
 
 7 . .30. they sought to t. him, 32. 110. 39. 1 11. 57. 
 
 10. 17 . therefore my father loveth me, because I 
 
 lay down my life, that I might r. itagaiu, 18. 
 
 16.15. he shall t. of mine, and shew it unto you 
 
 17. 15. thou shouldest t. them out of the world 
 
 18. .31. t. ye him, and judge him according to your 
 
 19 . 6. Pilate saith, r. ye him, and crucify him 
 Acts 1. 20. and his bishoprick letanother t. 
 
 12. 3. I lerod proceeded further to t. Peter also 
 
 15. 14. to t. out of them a people for his name 
 . 37 . Parnahas determined to t. with then) .)ohn 
 .38. Paul thought not good to t. him with them 
 
 20. 13. sailed to' Assos, tliere intending to t. in Paul 
 
 26. wherefore 1 t. you to reeord this day 
 
 21. 24. them t. and purify thyself with them 
 
 27 . 3.3. Paul besought them to t. meat, .34. 
 
 1 Cor. 6 . 7 . why do you not lather t. wrong ? 
 
 15. shall I then t. the members of Christ 
 
 9. 9 . doth God t. care for oxen ? 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 4. and t. upon us the ministering to saints 
 11.20. for ye suffer, if a man t. of you 
 
 12. 10. therefore I t. pleasure in infirmities 
 Eph. 6. 1.3. t. to you the whole armour of God 
 
 17 . and t. the helmet of salvation, and sword 
 
 1 Tim. .3. 5. how shall he t. care of the church 
 
 2 I'im. 4. 11. t. Mai k, and bring him with thee 
 Heh. 7 . 5. a commandment to t. tithes of people 
 Jatn. 5. 10. t. my brethren, the piophetsan example 
 
 1 Pet. 2.20. if ye t. it [latiently, it is acceptable 
 Rev. .3. 11. hold fast, that no man t. thy crown 
 
 5. 9 . thou art worthy to t. the book, and to open 
 
 6. 4. power given him to t. peace fiom the earth 
 
 10. 8. t. the little book 1| 9. t. it and eat it 
 
 22. 17 . let him t. the water of life freely 
 
 'J AKE a~iCay. 
 
 Gcw.30.15.wouldestthou t. aw. my'son’s mandrakes 
 42. 36. and ye Avill t. Benjamin away 
 Exod. 2. 9. t. this child away, and nurse it for me 
 
 8. 8. that he may t. away the frogs from me 
 
 10. 17 . that he may t. aw. from me this death only 
 
 2.3. 25. and I will r.sickness away, Dent.'l. 15. 
 
 33. 2.3.1 will t. aw. mine hand, and thou shalt see 
 Lev. 3. 4. it shall be t. away, 10, 15. | 4. 9. I 7* 4. 
 
 4. 31. he shall t. away all the fat thereof, 35. 
 
 14. 40. command that they t. away the stones 
 
 Eum. 4. 13. shalt r. away iha ashes from the altar 
 
 17 . 10 . thoushaltquite t. away their murmurings 
 
 21. 7 . pray that he may t. aw. the serpents from us 
 Jo.Ci. 7 . 13. until ye t. away the accursed thing 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 11. shall 1 not t. you away from the earth 
 
 5. 6. except thou t. away the blind and the lame 
 
 24. 10. t. away the iniquity of thy servant 
 
 1 Kings 2. 31. mayest t. away the innocent blood 
 
 14.10. t. aw. the remnant of the house of Jeroboam 
 
 16. .3. t. aw. the posterity of Baasha 1] 21. 21. of Aliab 
 
 19. 4. it is enough now, O Lord, t. away my life 
 10. and they seek my life, to i. it away, 14. 
 
 20. 6. what is pleasant, shall my servants t. away 
 
 24. r. the kings a. and put captains in their rooms 
 
 2 Kings 2.2). the Lord will t.away thy master, 5. 
 
 6. 32. see how he hath sent to t. away mine head 
 
 18. .32. till 1 come and t. you away, Isa. .36. 17. 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 13. I will not r. my mercy aK'ay from him 
 Esth. 4. 4. sent to t. away his sackcloth from him 
 Job 7 . 21. why dost thou not t. array mine iniquity 
 
 9 . 34. let him t. his rod away from me 
 
 24. 2. they violently t. away flocks 
 
 10. they t. away the sheaf from the hungry 
 .32. 22. in so doing, my Maker would soon r. me a. 
 .36. 18. beware, lest he r. thee aaay with his stroke 
 Psal. 26. t 9. t. notaaay my soul with sinners 
 .31.13. they devised to t, away my life 
 52. 5. he shall t. thee away and piluck thee o.at 
 58. 9. he shall t. them away as with a whirlwind 
 102. 24. t. me not array in the midst of my days 
 Rrov. 22. 27 . 'viiy should he t. aw. thy bed from thee 
 
 25. 4. t. away the dross from the silver 
 
 5. t. away the wicked from before tlie king 
 Isa. 1. 25. and 1 will t. array all thy tin 
 
 3. \. t. away the stay and staff || 18. t. away bravery 
 
 4.1. to t. arr. our reproach II5. 5. 1 will r. arr. hedge 
 5. 2.3. t array the righteousness of the righteous 
 
 10. 2. to t. away the right from the poor 
 
 25. 8. the rebuke of his people shall he r. away 
 
 27 . 9. this is all the fruit, to t. away his sin 
 
 39 . 7 . and of thy sons shall they t. away 
 40. 24. the whii lwind shall r.them array 
 
 9. if thou t. away from the midst of thee 
 Jer. 4.4. t. away the foreskins of your heart 
 
 5.10. destroy and t. away her battlements 
 
 15.15. t. me not array in thy long-suffering 
 
 Ezek. 11.18. shall/.array the detestable things 
 2.3.25. they shall /. array thy nose and thine ears 
 
 26. t. away thy fair jewels || 29. t. away thy labour 
 24. 16. behold, 1 1. away the desire of thine eyes 
 33. 4. if the sword come and t. him away, 6. 
 
 .36. 26. and I will /. away the stony heart out of 
 .45. 9. t. array your exactions from my people 
 
 Dan, I. 26. and they shall t. away his dominion 
 
 11. .31. they shall t. array the daily sacrifice 
 lios. 1. 6. but 1 will utterly /.them array 
 
 2 . 9 . and /. away my corn in the time thereof 
 
 17 . for I will /. array the names of Baalim 
 
 4.11. whoredom, wine, and new wine /. a. the heart 
 5. 14. I will /. array and none shall rescue 
 
 14. 2. say unto him /. a. all iniquity, receive us 
 Amos A. 2. that he will /. you array with hc,oks 
 5 . 23. /. array from me the noise of thy viols 
 Ah'c. 2. 2 . they covet houses, and /. tliem away 
 Zeph. .3. 11.1 will /. away out of the midst of thee 
 '/.ech. .3. 4. /. away the filthy garments from him 
 9 . 7. 1 will /. array his blood out of his mouth 
 IMal. 2. 3. and one shall /. you array with dung 
 Mat. 5. 40. and /. away thy coat, let him have thy 
 22 . 13. /. array and cast him info outer darkness 
 Mark 14. .36. l ather, /. away this cup from me 
 Luke 1. 25. to /. away my leproach among men 
 
 17 . 31. let him not come down to/, itaway 
 John 11 . 39. .lesus said, /. away the stone 
 
 48. the Bomans shall /. a. our place and nation 
 Ro7ri. 11 . 27 . when I shall t.away their sins 
 Heh. 10. 4. that blood of bulls should /. array sins 
 1 John .3. 5. he was manifested to /. away our sins 
 Liev . 22. 19 . if any man /. array from the words of 
 the book, God shall /. a. his part out of book 
 See Counsel.. 
 
 TAKE heed. 
 
 Grn. 31.24. /. heed that thou speak not to Jacob, 29. 
 Exod. 10. 28. /. heed to thyself, 34. 12. Dent. 4. 9. 
 
 12. 13, 19, .30. 1 Sam. 19. 2. 1 Tim. 4. 16. 
 
 19. 12. /. heed to yourselves, Deut. 2. 4.1 4.15,2.3. 
 
 I 11. 16. jQsh.2X 11. Jer. 17.21. 
 iVrrrrr. 2,3.12. must I not /. heed to speak that which 
 Dent. 24. 8. /. heed in the plague of leprosy 
 27 . 9. /. heed and hearken, O Israel, this clay 
 Josh. 22. 5. /. diligent heed to do the commandment 
 1 Kings 2 . 4. if thy children /. /reerf to their way, 8. 
 
 25. 2 Chron, 6 . 16. 
 
 1 Chr. 28. 10. /. heed for the T^rd hath chosen thee 
 
 2 Chr. 19 . 6. /. heed what ye do, ye judge not for men 
 
 7 . let the fear of the Lord be on you, /. heed 
 
 3.3. 8. so that they will /. heed to do, Ezra 4. 22, 
 
 Job 06 . 21 . t. heed, regard not iniquity 
 Psal. 39. 1 . I said, 1 will t.heed to my ways 
 Eccl. 7 . 21. /. no heed to all words that are spoken 
 Isa. 7 .4. say unto him, /. heed and be quiet, fear not 
 Jer. 9. 4. /. ye heed every one of his neighbour 
 Ilos. 4 . 10. they have left off to /. heed to the Lord 
 Mai. 2. 15. therefore /. heed to your spirit, 16. 
 
 Mat. 6. 1. /. heed that you do not alms before men 
 
 16. 6. t.h. of the leaven of Pharisees, Marks. 15. 
 
 18. 10. /. heed th?it ye despise not one of these 
 
 24. 4. /. heed that no man deceive you, Mark 13.5. 
 Mark 4. 24. he said to them, /. heed\\\\At you hear 
 
 13. 9 . /. heed to yourselves, Luke I 7 . 3. |21. .34. 
 
 Acts 5. 35.1 20. 28. 
 
 2.3. /. h. I have foretold you H 33. /. h. watch, pray 
 Luke 8.18. t. heed therefore how ye hear 
 
 11.35. /. heed that the lightin thee be not darkness 
 
 12. 15. /. heed and beware of covetousness 
 
 21.8. he said, /. heed that ye be not deceived 
 Acts 22 . 26. saying, /. heed what thou doest 
 Horn. 11. 21. /. heed lest he also spare not thee 
 
 1 Cor. 3.10. let every man /. heed how he buildeth 
 
 8. 9 . /. heed lest this liberty of yours become 
 
 10.12. let him that standeth /. heed lest he fall 
 
 Cal. 5.15. /. heed ye be not consumed one of another 
 Col. 4. 17 . /. heed to the ministry thou hast received 
 IJeb. 3.12. /. heed of-An evil heart of unbelief 
 
 2 Pet. 1, 19 . whereunto ye do w ell to /. heed 
 
 LAKY. hold. 
 
 Exod. 15.14. sorrow shall /. hold on the inhabitants 
 
 15. trembling shall /. hold upon them 
 
 26. '5. that the loops may /. hold one of another 
 Deut. 32. 41. and if mine hand /. hold of judgment 
 Job 27 . 20. terrors /. hold on him as waters 
 
 .36. 17 . judgment and justice /. hold on thee 
 38. 1.3. it might /. hold on the ends of the earth 
 Psal. .35. 2. /. hold of shield and buckler, and help 
 69 . 24. let th 3 ' w rathful anger /. hold of them 
 Prov. 2. 19 . nor /. thee hold of the paths of life 
 
 4. 1.3. /. fast hold of instruction, let her not go 
 
 5. 5. her feet go down, her steps /. hold on hell 
 Eccl. 7" 18. it is good that thou /. hold of this 
 Cant. 7 . 8. 1 will /. hold of the boughs thereof 
 Isa. .3. 6. when a man shall /. hold of his brother 
 
 4. 1. seven women shall /. holdof one man, saying 
 
 1.3. 8. pangs and sorrows shall /. /coW of them 
 
 27 . 5. or let him /. hold of my strength, and make 
 
 56. 4. to the eunuchs that /. hold of my covenant 
 64. 7- that stirreth up himself to /. hold of thee 
 Mie. 6. 14. thou shalt /. hold but shalt not deliver 
 Zech. 1. 6. did they not /. holdof your fathers.’ 
 
 8. 2.3. ten men shall /. hold of him that is a Jew 
 Luke 20. 20. that they might /. hold of his words 
 
 26. and they could not /. hold of his words 
 
 TAKE up. 
 
 Ggn.41..34./.?/p the fifth part of the land of Egypt 
 Lev. 6. 10. and the priest shall /. 7<p the ashes 
 Kum. 16. . 37 . /. 7 ip the censers out of the burning 
 Josh. 3. 6. /. up the ark of the covenant, 6. 6. 
 
 4. 5. /. up every man a stone out of Jordan 
 2 Kings 2. 1. when the Lord would t.vp Elijah 
 4. .36. he said /. up thy son |1 6. 7- t. up the iron 
 
 9. 25. /. up and cast him into the portion ot field 
 Kelt. 5. 2. we /. up corn for them that we may eat 
 Psal. 16. 4. nor /. 7cp their names into my lips 
 
 27 . 10. then the Lord will /. me 
 
 Isa. 14. 4. that thou shalt /. up this proverb 
 
 57 . 14. /. up the stumbling-block r.ut of the way 
 Jer. 7 . 29. /. up a lamentation on the high places 
 
 9. 10. for the mountains will /. up weeping 
 18. /. up wailing for us || .38. 10. /. 7 /p Jeremiah 
 Ezek. 19 . 1. /. 7/p a lamentation for the princes 
 26. 17 . /. up a lamentation for I'yrus, 27; 2, 32. 
 
 28. 12. /. up a lamentation upon king of lyrus 
 .32. 2. /. 7/p a lamentation for Pharaoh 
 
 Amos .3.5. shall one /. up a snare from the earth 
 
 5.1. hear this word which 1 t.vp against you 
 
 6. 10. and a man’s uncle shall t. him up 
 
 Jonah 1.12. /. me up and cast me forth into the sea 
 Mic. 2. 4. in that day shall one /. up a parable 
 Hah. 1.1.5. they t. up all of tliem with the angle 
 2. 6. shall not all these /. up a parable against him 
 Mat. 9. 6. Jesus saiili, arise, /. up thy ben, Mark 2. 
 
 9, 11. Luke 5. 24. John 5. 8, 11, 12. 
 
 16.24. let him /, up his cross and follow me, Mark 
 
 8. .34.1 10.21. Luke 9. 23. 
 
 17 . 27 . and /. up the fish that first comelii up 
 Mark 16. 18. they sliall /. up serpents 
 
 TAKE.S'. 
 
 Gen. 2. 22. rib which Lord God had /. from man 
 
 2.3. called woman, because she was /.outof man 
 .3.19. for out of the ground vast thou /. 23. 
 
 4.15. vengeance shall be /. on him seven fold 
 12. 15. the woman was /. into Pharaoh's house 
 
 19 . so 1 might have /. her to me to vife 
 
 14. 14. Abram heard that his brother was t. 
 
 18. 27 . 1 have /. upon me to speaK to the Ijord 
 
 20. .3. for the woman which thou hast /. is a wife 
 27 . .3.3. who, where is he that hath /. venison 
 
 31 . 16. the riches Go<i hath /. from our father 
 3t. now Hachel had /. the images, and put them 
 Exod. 25. 15. staves shall not be /. trom the rings 
 Lev. 7 . .34. the heave shoulder have I /. ot Israel 
 Kum. 3. 12. behold, 1 have /. the Levites tor the 
 first-born of Israel, 8. 16, 18.1 18. 6. 
 5. 13. neither she be /. with the manner 
 
 10. 17 . and the tabernacle w^ /. down 
 
 16 .15. 1 have not /. one ass from them, nor hurt 
 .31, 49 . w e have /. the sum of the men of war 
 36. .3. their inheritance be /. from the lot 
 
 Deut. 4.20. Lor<l liath /. you out of the iron furnace 
 
 20. 7. hath betrothe'l a w ife, and hath not /. her 
 
 24.1. when a man hath /. a wife, and marrie<l 
 
 5. when a man hath /. a new wife, he shall tie free 
 
 at home, and cheer up his wife which he hath t. 
 Josh. 7 . 11. they have /. of the accursed thing 
 
 15. he that is /. shall be burnt with tire 
 
 16. and the tribe of .ludah was /. 
 
 17 . Zabdi was /. || -18. and Achan was /. 
 
 Judg. 11. .36. as the Lord hath /. vengeance 
 
 14. 9 . he told not them that he had /. the honey 
 
 15. 6. because he ha/i /. his wife, and given her 
 
 17 . 2. the 1100 shekels that were /. from thee 
 
 1 Sam. 4.11. the ark of God was /. 17,19, 21, 22. 
 
 7 .14. the cities which the Philistines had /. 
 
 10. 21. .Saul was /. || 12. 3. whose ox have I t. ? 
 12.4. nor hast thou /. ought of any man’s hand 
 14.41. and .Saul and Jonathan were /. 
 
 42. Saul said, cast lots, and Jonathan was /. 
 
 30. 5. and David’s two wives were /. captives 
 
 19. was nothing lacking that they had /. to them 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 9. hast /. his wife to be thy wife, 10. 
 
 27 . and I have /. the city of waters 
 
 16. 8. behold, thou art /. in thy mischief 
 
 23. 6. because they cannot be /. w’ith hands 
 
 1 Kings 16.18. when Zimri saw that the city was /. 
 21. 19 . hast thou killed and also /. possession ? 
 
 2 Kings2. 10. if thou see me when 1 am /. from thee 
 
 18. 16 . the ninth year of Hosea, .Samaria was /. 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 6. one principal household being /. for 
 
 V.leazar, and one /. for Ithamar 
 
 2 Chron. 28.11. deliver the captives you have /. 
 
 .30. 2. king had /. counsel to keep the passover 
 
 Ezra 9 . 2. for they have /. of tlieir daughters 
 
 10.2. and we have /. strange wives, 14, 17, 18. 
 
 44. all these had /. strange wives 
 
 Keh. 5.15. and had /. of them bread and wine 
 Esth. 2. 15. who had /. Esther for his daughter 
 
 16 . so Esther was /. to king Ahasuerus 
 
 8.2. king took off his ring he had /. from Haman 
 Job 16.12. he hath also /. me by my neck 
 
 19. 9. he hath /. the crown from mine head 
 22. 6. thou hast /. a pledge from thy brother 
 
 24.24. they are /. out of the way, as all other 
 
 28.2. iron is /. out of the earth, brass is molten 
 Psal. 9 .15. in the net they hid is their own foot /. 
 
 10.2. let them be /. in the devices that they have 
 
 59.12. let them even be /. in their pride 
 
 83. .3. have /. crafty counsel against thy people 
 1 19 . Ill. thy test, have I /. as an heritage tor ever 
 Prov. .3.26. the L. shall keep thy foot from being /, 
 
 6 . 2 . thou art /. with the words of thy mouth 
 7 . 20 . he hath /. a bag of money w ith him 
 
 11.6. transgressors shall be /. in their own naught* 
 Eccl. 2. 18. I hated my labour w hich 1 had /. 
 
 .3.14. nothing put to it, nor any thing /. from it 
 
 7 . 26. but the sinner shall be /. by her 
 
 9 . 12. as the fishes that are /. in an evil net 
 Isa. 7 . 5. have /. evil counsel against thee 
 
 8.15. many shall be broken, and snared, and /. 
 
 2.3. 8. who hath /. this counsel against 1 yre 
 24.18. shall be /. in the snare, Jer. 48. 44. 
 
 28.13. that they might be broken, snared, and /. 
 
 33. 20. a tabernacle that shall not be /. down 
 
 41 . 9 . thou whom 1 have /. from ends of the earth 
 49. 24. shall the prey be /. from the mighty 
 
 51. 22. behold, I have /. the cup of trembling 
 
 5.3. 8. he was /. from prison and from judgment 
 Jer. 6.11. the husband with the wife shall be /. 
 
 8. 9 . the wise men are ashamed, dismayed, and t. 
 12. 2. thou hast planted, they have r. root 
 
 .34. 3. but thou shalt surely be /. 38. 23. 
 
 .38. 28. till the day that Jerusalem was /. 
 
 . 39 . 5 . when they had /. him, thev brought him 
 
 40.1. when he had /. him, being bound in chains 
 10. and dwell in your cities, that ye have t. 
 
 48. 1. Kiriathaim is /. || 7. thou shalt be /. 
 
 3.3. joy and gladness is /. from the plentiful field 
 41. Kirioth is /. || 46. thy sons are /. captives 
 
 49. 20. he.'ir the counsel he hath /. against Edom 
 
 24. anguish and sorrows have /. Damascus 
 
 .30. Jvebuchadnezzar hath /. counsel against you 
 
 50.2. publish and say, Babylon is /. 24. 1 51.31,41 
 Lam. 4. 20. the anointed of the T ord was /. 
 
 Ezek. 12. 1.3. the prince of Israel be /. in my snare 
 
 15. 3. shall wood be /. thereof to do any work i 
 
 16 . 17 . than hast also /. thy fair jew els of gold 
 
 20. thou hast /. thy sons and thy daughters 
 17 .12. is come, anti hath / the king thereof 
 
 13. /. of the king’s seed, hath /. an oatli of liioi 
 
T AK 
 
 T AL 
 
 TAR 
 
 £,ule. 17 . 20. and lie shall be t. in my sn.are 
 
 18. 8. not upon usury, neitlier hath i. any increase 
 13. hath given upon usury, and hath e. increase 
 17 . that hath t. off Ins haiui from the poor 
 
 19. 4. heard of him, he was i. in their pit,8. 
 21.23. call to remembrance, that they may be t. 
 
 22. 12. in thee have they t. gifts, hast t. usury 
 25. 15. have t. vengeance with a despiteful heart 
 
 Dan. 5. 2. vessels, which his father had t. out, 3. 
 Joel 3. 5. because ye have t. my silver and gold 
 Amos 3. 4. will ye cry out, if ye have t. nothing, 5. 
 
 12. so shall Israel be t. that dwell in .Samaria 
 , 6. 13. have we not t. to us horns by our strength 
 Zech. 14. 2. the city shall be t. and houses ritied 
 Mai. 9 . 15. the bridegroom shall be f. from them 
 16. 7 . it is because we have;, no bread 
 21. 43. the kingdom of God sliall he ;. from you 
 24. 40. one shall be t. Luke 17 . .34, 35, 36. 
 
 28.12. and had ;. counsel, tliey gave large money 
 Mark 4. 25. from him t. even fhat which he hath 
 6. 41. when he had ;.the five loaves he looked up 
 
 9. .36. when he had t. him in his arms, he said 
 Luke 5.5. we toiled all niglit, and have t. nothing 
 
 9. at the draught of lishes which they had t. 
 
 19. 8 . if I have t. any thing from any man 
 John 7 . 44. and some of them would have ;. him 
 8 . .3. brought to him a woman t. in adultery, 4. 
 g4c;f2.23.yehave;. and by wicked hands crucified 
 8 . 33 . for his life is ;. from the earth 
 
 23. 27 . this man was t. of the .lews 
 
 27 . .33. and c.ontinued fasting having t. nothing 
 Lorn. 9 . 6. not as tho’ the word hath t. none effect 
 1 Cor. 10. 13. there hath no temptation ;. you 
 
 1 'J'/iess. 2. 17 . being;, from you for a short time 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 7 . will let, until he be;.out of the way 
 
 1 Titn. 5. 9. let not a widow be ;. into the number 
 
 2 'lim. 2. 26. who are ;. captive by him at his will 
 Heh. 5. 1. every high priest;, from among men 
 
 2 Pet. 2.12. made to be ;. and destroyed, speak evil 
 Jiev. 5. 8. and when he had ;. the book, the beasts 
 11 . 17 . thou hast;. to thee thy great power 
 
 19. 20. and the beast was t. and with him 
 
 TAKEN away. 
 
 Gen. 21.25. a well Abimelech’s servants had ;. a. 
 
 27 . 35. .Jacob came and hatli ;. away thy blessing 
 .36. behold now he hatli ;. away my blessing 
 
 30. 23. Rachel said, God hath away my reproach 
 
 31. 1. .Jacob hath ;. away all that is our fatlier’s 
 
 9. thus God l.ath ;. away the cattle of your father 
 Exod. 14.11. hast thou ;. us a. t6 died in wilderness 
 Lev. 4. 31. as the fat is ;. a. from the sacrifice, .35. 
 6.2. trespass in a thing ;. away by violence 
 14. 43. after that he hath ;. away the stones 
 Deut. 26.14. nor t. away ouglit for any unclean use 
 
 28. 31. thine ass shall be violently ;. .away from 
 Judg. 18. 24. ye have t. a. my gods which 1 made 
 1 Ham. 21. 6. m the day when it was ;. away 
 
 1 Kings 22. 43. the high places were not ;. away, 
 
 2 Kings 12. 3. | 14. 4. 2 Chr. 15. 17. I 20. 33. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 9. ask, before I he t. away from thee 
 18. 22. and vi;ose altars llezekiah hath ;. away, 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 12. ha. .36.7. 
 2 Chron. 19. 3. in that thou hast ;. away the groves 
 Joh 1. 21. the Lore,! gave, and the Lord hath ;. aruay 
 20. 19 . hath violently ;. a. an house he built not 
 27 . 2. as God liveth who hath 1 . a. my judgment 
 34. 5. and God hath ;. away my judgment 
 
 20. and the mighty shall be t. away without hand 
 Esal. 85. .3. thou hast;, away all thy wrath 
 Etov. 4. 16. their sleep i^t.aivay unless they cause 
 Isa. 6. 7- thine iniquity is ;. away, thy sin purged 
 
 8. 4. the spoil of tSamaria shall be ;. away 
 
 10. 27 . the burden shall be t. a. from the shoulder 
 16.10. gladness is ;. a. |1 17 .1. Damascus is ;. away 
 49 . 25. the captives of the mighty shall be ;. away 
 52. 5. that my people is ;. away for nought 
 
 57 . 1. merciful men a.'e ;. away, righteous is ;. a. 
 64. 6. our iniquities like wind have;, us auay 
 Jer. 16.5.1 have;. away my peace from this [leople 
 Lam. 2. 6. hath violently;, array his tabernacle 
 Ezek. 33. 6. he is ;. away in his iniquity 
 jDaw. 7 .12. they had their dominion ;. awa?/ 
 
 8.11. by him the daily sacrifice was;, a. 12. 11. 
 JIos. 4. 3. the fishes of the sea also shall be ;. away 
 Amos 4. 10. and I have ;. away your horses 
 Mic. 2. 9- ye have;, arcai' my glory forever 
 Zeph. 3. 15. the Lord hath t. away thy judgments 
 Mat. 13.12. from him shall be t. away even that he 
 hath, 25. 29. I^uke 8. 18. I 1<). 26. 
 Mark 2. 20. the bridegroom shall be ;. a. l.ukcb. 35. 
 Luke 10. 42. that good part which shall not be ;. a. 
 
 11. 52. ye have ;. away the key of knowledge 
 John 19 . 31. and that they might be ;. away 
 
 20. 1. seeth the stone ;. away from the sepulchre 
 2. they have t. away the T.ord 1| 1.3. t. a. my Lord 
 
 Acts 8. 33. in his humiliation his judgment was ;. a. 
 27 . 20. all hope, that we should be saved was ;. a. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 2. he that hath done this, might be ;. array 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 16. nevertheless the veil shall be ;. away 
 
 TAKEN hold. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 9. and have ;. hold upon other gods 
 Job 30. 16. days of affliction have ;. hold upon me 
 Esal.AO. 12. mine iniquities have ;. /loWupon me 
 119. 143. trouble and anguish have t.ho'd on me 
 Jsa. 21. 3. pangs have ;. hold on me, as of a woman 
 Jer. 6. 24. anguish hath ;. hold on us, and pain 
 'I'A K LN up. 
 
 Exod. 40. .36. cloud was ;. up from over tabernacle 
 . 37 . if the cloud were not;. up till it was ;. up 
 Kum. 9 . 17 . when the cloud was ;. up, 21. 
 
 22. but when it was ;. 7 /; 7 they journeyed, 10. 11. 
 ZSam. 18. 9. Absalom was t. up between heaven 
 ha. 10. 29. they have ;. 7 ;;;.their lodging atGeba 
 Jer. 29. 22. of them shal 1 be ;. 7 /p a curse by .1 udah 
 .Ezek. .36. .3. ye are ;. up in the lips of talkers 
 Dan. 6. 2,3. .so Daniel was t. up out of the den 
 Luke 9 . 17 . there was;, up of the tiagments 
 Acts 1. 2. till the day in which he was ;. up 
 9. while they beheld, he was ;. up, and a cloud 
 11. this same .Jesus which is ;. up from you 
 £ 2 . unto fhat same day he was ;. up from us 
 £ 0 . 9. Eutychus fell down, and was ;. up dead 
 
 Acts 27 . 17 . had t. up tiie boat H 40. t. up the anchors 
 i’AKEST. 
 
 Exod. 4. 9 . the water thou ;. out of the river 
 .30. 12. when thou ;.the sum of children of Israel 
 Jndg. 4. 9. journey thou ;. not be for thy honour 
 Ps. 104. 29. thou ;. away their breath, they die 
 
 144.3. what is man, that thou ;. knowleiige of him ? 
 Isa. 58. 3. afflicted our soul, and thou ;.no knowl. 
 Luke 19. 21. thou ;. up that thou lay'edst not down 
 TAKES!' heed. 
 
 1 C/ir. 22. 13. if thou ;. heedio fulfil the statutes 
 TAKEl If. 
 
 E.xod. 20. 7 . fhat;. his name in vain, Deut. 5. 11. 
 Deut. 10 . 17 . regardefh not persons, nor t. reward 
 24.6. for he ;. aman's life to pledge 
 
 25. 11. jmtteth her hand and t. him by the secrets 
 27 . 25 . cursed be he that;. reward to slay innocent 
 .32. 11. as an eagle ;. them, beareth them on her 
 
 Jo.je.'J. 14. the tribe which the Lord ;. shall come 
 
 15. 16. srniteth Kirjath sepher, and ;.it, .Judg. 1.12. 
 
 1 Ham. 17 . 26. and t. away reproach from Israel 
 
 1 Kings 14.10. as man ;. away dung, till all be gone 
 Joh 5. 5. and t. it even out of the thorns 
 13. he ;. the wise in their craftiness. 1 Cor."^. 19. 
 
 9 . 12. behold, he t. away, who can hinder him.'’ 
 
 12. 20. and t. away the understand’-ng of the aged 
 
 24. he ;. away tlie heart of the chief of tlie people 
 
 27 . 8. wliat is the hope when God t. away his soul r 
 40. 24. he t. it with his eyes, his nose piercetb 
 Psal. 15. .3. nor;, up reproach against his neighb. 
 5. nor ;. rew ard against the innocent 
 118. 7 . Lord, ;. my part w'ith tliem that help me 
 
 I . 37 . 9. happy shall he be that;. and dashelh little 
 147 . 10. he ;. not pleasure in the legs of a man 
 
 11. the Lord ;. pleasure in them that fear him 
 149. 4. for the Lord ;. pleasure in his people 
 J^rov. 1. 19. w hich ;. aw ay the life of the ow nei;s 
 
 16. .32. rules his spirit, is better than he that ;. city 
 
 17 . 2.3. a wicked man ;. gift out of the bosom 
 
 2.5. £0. as he that t. away a garment in cold weather 
 
 26. 17 . is like one that;, a dog by the ears 
 
 Led. 1. 3. of all his labour which he t. under the sun 
 2. 2.3. his heart;. not rest in the night 
 ha. 13. 14. and as a sheep that no man t. up 
 40. 15. he ;. up the isles as a very little thing 
 44. 14. the carpenter ;. the cypress and the oak 
 51.18. nor is there any that ;. her by' the hand 
 Ezek. 16..32. who t. strangers instead of her husband 
 .3.3. 4. and ;. not warning I1 5. he that ;. warning 
 Amos .3. 12. as the shepherd ;. out of mquth of lion 
 Mat. 4. 5. the devil ;. him up into the holy city 
 
 8. ;. him up into an exceeding high mountain 
 9.16.;. from garment, and rent worse, Mark 2.21. 
 
 10. .38. that;. not his cross, and followeth after me 
 12. 4 . 5 . he goeth,;. seven other spirits, Luke 11.26. 
 17 . 1 . Jes. ;. Peter, James, and John, and bringeth 
 
 into an high mountain, Mark 9- 2. I 14. 33. 
 Mark A. 15. Satan cometh, and ;. away the word 
 that was sown in their hearts, Luke 8. 12. 
 5. 40. he ;. the father and motlier of the /iamsel 
 
 9 . 18. wheresoever he ;. him, he tearetli him 
 Luke 6. 29 . him that;. away thy cloak, forbid not 
 30. and of him that ;. thy' goods, ask them not 
 
 9 . 39. aspirit t. him, and he'suddenly crieth out 
 
 11. 22. a stronger ;. from him all his armour 
 16. 3. my lord ;. away from me the stew'ardship 
 
 John 1.29. Lamb of God, who ;. aw'ay sin of world 
 
 10. 18.noman ;. it from me, I lay itdownofmys. 
 
 15. 2. branch that beareth not fruit, he ;. away 
 
 16. 22. and your joy no man ;. from you 
 
 21.13. Jes. tlien cometh,;. bread, and giveth them 
 liom.:^. 5. is God unrighteous, who ;. vengeance? 
 
 1 Cor. 11.21. in eating, every one ;..before another 
 Heh. 5. 4. no man ;. this honour to himself but he 
 
 10. 9 . he ;. awa V the first that he may establish 
 '7'akei/i 110 T,D. 
 
 .Joh 21. 6. afraid, and trembling ;. hold on my flesh 
 J^rov. .30.28. the spider ;. hold with her hands 
 Isa. 56. 6. every one that t.hold of my covenant 
 TAKING. 
 
 2 Chron. 19. 7. with Gotl there is no ;. of gifts 
 Joh 6. .3. 1 have seen the foolish ;. root, but cursed 
 P.\al. 119 . 9 . by ;. heed thereto, according to thy 
 Jer. 50. 46. at noise of t. of Babylon earth moved 
 Ezek. 25. 12. dealt against Judah by t. vengeance 
 Has. 11. .3.1 taught Epliraim also to go, ;. them by 
 
 their arms, but they knew not that 1 healed them 
 Mat. 6. 27 . which of you by;, thought, Luke 12. 25. 
 Mark 1.3. .34. Son of man is as aman ;. a far journey 
 Luke A. 5. the devil ;. him up into a high mountain 
 19 .22.;. up that 1 laid not down, and reaping that 
 John 11. 13. he had spoken of;, rest in sleep 
 
 7 . 8 . sin ;. occasion by tbe commandment, 11 . 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 1.3. ;. my leave of them, I went to HJaced. 
 
 II. 8. ;. wages of them to do you service 
 I'ph. 6.16. above all, ;. the shiehl ot faith 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 8 . in flaming fire ;. vengeance on them 
 I Pet. 5. 2. ;. the oversight thereof willingly 
 .3 John 7 . they went forth ;. nothing of the Gentiles 
 TALE. 
 
 Psal. 90 . 9 . we spend our years as a ;. that is told 
 T ALV.-hearer. 
 
 I.ev. 19 .16. shalt not go up and down as a t.-hearer 
 Prov. 11. 13. a ;.-i^e/zrer revealelh secrets, 20. 19. 
 
 18. 8. the words of a t.-b. are as wounds. 26. 22. 
 
 26. 20. where there is no t.-hearer strife ceaseth 
 
 lALKS. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 9. are men that carrj’ ;. to shed blood 
 Luke 24. 11. their words seemed to them as idle t. 
 'lALK. 
 
 Exod. 5. 8. the t. of bricks which they did make 
 18. no straw, yet shall he deliver the ;. of bricks 
 1 .V//77. 18. 27 . gave the foreskins in full ;. to king 
 1 Chron. 9. 28. should bring vessels in and out by t. 
 rAl.EN'l’ 
 
 Signifies. [1] A weight among the Jeros, containing ’ 
 .3000 shekels ; which, computing the shekel at .3 
 shillings sterling, amounts to 450 pounds for a 
 talent of .silver : and alloroing the proportion of 
 gold to .silver to he as sixteen to one, a talent of 
 goldw'ill amount to 7200 pounds. Others, making 
 the shekel of less value, compute a talent of silver 
 
 to he in English money, 342 pounds, 3 shillings., 
 and 9 pence. The talent of gold 5,475 pounds, 
 Exod. 25. . 39 . 1.38. 25._ [2] The gifts of God be- 
 stowed on men. Mat. 25. 15. 
 
 Exod. '25. .39. of a ;. of pure gold niake it, .37. 24. 
 .38. 27 . an liundreii sockets, a ;. for a socket 
 2 iiam. 12. .30. the weight of the crown was a t. 
 
 1 Kings 20. .39. else thou shalt pay a t. of silver 
 
 2 Kings 5. 22. give them a ;. of silver and changes 
 
 2.3. .33. a tribute of a;. of gold, 2 Chron. .36. 3. 
 
 Zech. 5. 7 . behold, there was lifted a ;. of lead 
 Mat. 25. 25. 1 went and hid thy ;. in the earth 
 
 28. fake therefore the t. from him and give it 
 Lev. 16. 21. every stone about the weight of a t. 
 
 I A LEMS. 
 
 Exod. .38. 24. the gold of the offering was 29 t. 
 
 27 . of 100 ;. of silver were cast the sockets 
 
 1 Kings 16. 24. bought the hill Samaria for two t. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 5. Naaman took ten t. |1 2.3. take two t. 
 15. 19. Menaliem gave Pul lOtK) t. of siUer 
 
 18. 14. appointed to llezekiah 300;. and .30 of gold 
 
 2.3. .33. land to a tribute of 100 t. 2 Chron. 36. 3. 
 
 1 Chron: 19. 6. Ammonites sent 1000 t. of silver 
 
 29. 4. David gave .3000 ;. of gohl to the house 
 
 7 . gave /'f gold .5000 ;. and of silver 10,000 ;. 
 
 2 Chron. L5. 9. what shall w e do for (he 1(X) t.? 
 
 27 . 5. the children of Ammon gave him 100 t. 
 Mat. 18. 24. one which owed him 10,000;. 
 
 25. 15. to one he gave live ;. to another two 
 
 :See Gold, silvek. 
 
 TALK. 
 
 .Tflh 11.2. should a man full of t. be justified ? 
 
 15. .3. should he reason with unprofitable t.? 
 I'rov. M. 2.3. the t. of the lips tendeth to penury 
 Eccl. 10. 1.3. end of his ;. is rnisc hievous madness 
 Mat. 22. 15. they might entangle him in his ;. 
 TALK. 
 
 Num. 11. 17 . I will come down and ;. with thee 
 Deut. 5. 21. have seen that God doth ;. with man 
 6. 7 . shalt;. of (hem when thou sittest in thy house 
 
 1 Aani. 2. .3. t. no more .so exceeding proudly 
 
 2 Kings 18. £6. t. not with us in the .lew's’ language 
 1 Chron. 16. 9. sing unto him, sing psalms, ;. ye of 
 
 all his wondrous works, l^sal. Iu5. 2 
 Job 13. 7 . nnd will ye t. deceitfully for him ? 
 
 J^sal. 69. 26. they ;. to the grief of them whom 
 71.24. my tongue shall ;. of thy’ righteousness 
 77 . 12. 1 will meditate and t. of thy doines 
 119 . 27 . so shall I ;. of thy wondrous works 
 145. II. speak of thy kingdom and ;. of ihy power 
 Prov. 6. 22. vvhen thou awakest it shall ;. with thee 
 24. 2. heart stiidieth, and their lips ;. of mischief 
 Jer. 12. 1. let me ;. with thee of tliy judgments 
 Ezek. .3. 22. arise and I will there t. with thee 
 Dan. 10. 17 . how can thy servant ;. with toy lord 
 John 14. 30. 1 will not;, much with you, for iirince 
 1 A LKED. 
 
 Gen. 45.15. after that his liretbren t. with him 
 E.xod. 20.22. seen that 1 have t. with you, Deut. 5. 4. 
 .3.3. 9 . and the Lord ;. with Moses 
 34. 29. the skin of his face shone while he ;. 
 
 1 l^am. 14. 19 . while Saul ;. unto the priest 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 16. it came to pass as he t. with him 
 Jer. .38. 25. if the princes hear that I have ;. 
 
 Luke 9. 30. ;. with him two men, Moses and Elias 
 
 24. ,32. heartburn while he ;. with us by the way 
 John 4. 27 . man elled that he ;. with the womarx 
 Acts 10. 27 . as Peter ;. with Cornelius he w'ent in 
 20. 11. and ;. long, even till break of day 
 
 26. .31. they ;. between themselves, saying 
 liev. 21. 15. he that ;. with me had a golden reed 
 
 'i AI.KEKS. 
 
 Ezek. 36. 3. ye are taken up in the lips of t. 
 
 Tit. 1.10. there are many unridy and vain ;. 
 
 'LA I.K ESI. 
 
 Judg. 6 . 17 . shew me a sign that thou ;. with me 
 1 Kings 1. 14. while thou yet;, with the king 
 John A. 27 .no man said, why ;. thou with her? 
 TAl.KLfll. 
 
 Psal. 37 . 30. and his tongue ;. of jiulgment 
 John 9. 37 . seen him, and it is he that;. with thee 
 TAT.KING. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 22. and he left off;. with him 
 
 1 Kings 18. 27 . he is a god, he is t. or pursuing 
 Esth. 6. 14. while they w'ere t. with him 
 Ezek. .33. .30. thy (leople are still ;. against thee 
 Mat. 17 . 3. Moses and Elias;, with him, .Mark 9. 4. 
 liev. 4. 1. as the voice of a trumpet ;. with me 
 
 TAT.KING. 
 
 Joh 29. 9 . the princes refi'ained t. an/l laid their hand 
 Eph. 5. 4. neither filthiness, nor foolish ;. 
 
 1 ALL. 
 
 Dent. 2. 10. a people ;. as the Anakims, 21.1 9. 2. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 23. and will cut down the ;. cedar trees 
 
 and the choice fir trees thereof, Isa. .37. 24. 
 TALLER. 
 
 Deut. 1. 28. the people is greater and ;. than we 
 'LAME. 
 
 T\Tark5.A. often hound, neither could any man t. him 
 Jam. .3. 8. but the tongue can no man ;. is unruly 
 'JAM ED. 
 
 Jam. 3. 7 . things of the sea is ;. and hath been ;. 
 'LANNER. 
 
 Acts 9 . 4.3. Peter tarried with one Simon a t. 
 
 10. 6. he lodged with one .''imon a /. .32. 
 
 'i'Al'ESTKY, See COVEllI.NGS. 
 
 TARE. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 31. the king aiose and t. his garments 
 2 Kings 2. 24. two she bears t. forty-two children 
 Mark9. 20. straightway the spirit t. him, Luke9. 42. 
 'IARE.S 
 
 Signify, A kind of pulse noxious and hurtful to 
 corn. Mat. 1.3. 29. I o which are compared, 'The 
 wicked in the world, but especially hypocrites, 
 ]\lat. 13. .38. 
 
 Mat. 13. 25. his enemy sowed ;. among the. wheat 
 
 26. the blade sprung up, then appeared the ;. also 
 
 27 . sow good seed, from whence tlien hath it t. ? 
 
 29 . lest while you gather up the ;. you root up 
 36. declare to us the parable of the ;. of the field 
 
 'EAR GET. 
 
 I Sam. 17. 6 . Goliath liad a ;. of brass 
 
 491 
 
T AS 
 
 TEA 
 
 TEA 
 
 1 Kings 10.16. beaten sold, six hundred shekels ot I 
 sold went to one t. 2 Chroji. 9. 15. 
 'lAItGEI'S. 
 
 1 Kings^0. 16. Solomon made two hundred t. 
 SCA'. 14.8. Asa had an army that bare/. and spears 
 
 J'ARRY 
 
 Sisnifies, [1] To abide and contitnte, Gen. 27-, 44. 
 [2] To stag behind, F.xod. 12. .‘19. I'l] To wait or 
 stay for, Exod. 24. 14. [4] To delay, defer, or 
 put ojf Gen. 45. 9. [5] To be established, Psal. 
 101. + 7- [6J To guard, 1 Sam. 30. 24. [7] 'To 
 
 lodge, Gen. 19. 2. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. and t. all might, and wash your feet 
 
 27. 44. and t. with I.ahan a few days till fury 
 
 30. 27 . if 1 have found favour in thine eyes t. 
 
 45. 9. thus saith thy son. come down to me, t. not 
 
 Exod. 12. 39. they were thrust out, and could not r. 
 
 24. 14. i. ye here for ns tjll we c.omeairain to j ou 
 'Lev. 14. 8. the leper shall r. out of his tent seven days 
 Kum. 22. 19. I pray you t. here also this night 
 Judg. 5. 28. why t. the wheels of his chariots I 
 
 6. 18. he said, 1 will t. until thou come again 
 19. 6. t. all night, 9. II10. the man would not t. 
 
 liuth 1.13. wouldye t.t'or them till they were grown 
 
 3. 13. t. this night, and it shall he in the morning 
 a i>am. 1. 23. t. until thou have weaned him 
 
 10. 8. seven days shalt thou t. till I come to thee 
 
 14.9. if they say, t. till we come to you 
 •Siam, 10.5. t. at .lericho till your beards be grown, 
 
 and then return, 1 Citron. 19. 5. 
 11.12. t. here to-day I1 15. 28. 1 will t. in the plain 
 
 18. 14. .loabsaid, I may not t. thus with thee 
 
 19. 7. there will not r. one with thee this night 
 
 2 Kings 2. 2. t. here the Lord sent me, 4. 6. 
 
 7. 9. the le[)ers said, if we t. fill the morning light 
 
 9. 3. then open the door and flee, and t. not 
 
 14.10. smitten l .dom, glory of this, and ^ at home 
 Psal. JOl. 7. a liar shall not t. in my sight 
 Prov. 23. 30. they thatr. long at the wine 
 
 Ssa. 46. 13. not far oil', and my salvation shall not t. 
 Jer. 14. 8. that turneth aside to t. for a night 
 ..Uab. 2. 3. though it t. w ait for it, for it will not t. 
 .Mat. 26. 38. t. ye here and watch, Mark 14. 34. 
 LukeQ.i. 29. and he went in to t. with them 
 49. but t. ye in the city of Jerusalem, fill endued 
 John 4. 40. besought that he would t. with them 
 21.22. if 1 will that lie t. till 1 come, 23. 
 
 Acts 10. 48. they' prayed Peter tor. certain days 
 18.20.they desired Paul to t. longer time with them 
 
 28. 14. were desired to t. with their, seven days 
 1 Cor. 11. 33. wherefore t. one for another 
 
 ]6. 7. 1 trust to r. a while with you. if Lord permit 
 
 8. but 1 will t. at Ephesus until Pentecost 
 1 'Tim.'.\ 15. but ifl t. long that thou mayest 
 Jtleb. 10 .; 77 .he thatshallcome. will come, and not t. 
 
 '1 AURIED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 54. Abraham’s servant t. all night 
 
 28.11. Jacob r. theie all nieht and took stones 
 
 31. 54. Jacob and Laban t. all night in the mount 
 Kum. 9. 19. when the cloud t. long, 22. 
 
 Judg. .3.25. they t. till they were ashamed 
 
 26. Ehud escaped while they t. and passed 
 19.8. they f. till afternoon and did eat both of them 
 liuth 2. 7. save that she t. a little in the house 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 8. he t. seven days according to set time 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 1. but David t. still at Jerusalem 
 15. 17. the king t. in a place that was far off 
 
 29. Zadok and Abiathar t. at .lenisalem 
 
 20. h. but he t. longer than the set time 
 
 '2 Kings I. 18. when they came, for he t. at Jericho 
 Psal. 68.12. and she that t. at home divided the Sfioil 
 Mat.115. 5. while the bridegroom t. they all slept 
 Luke 1. 21. the people marvelled that he t. solong 
 2. 43. the child .lesus t. behind in Jerusalem 
 John 3. 22. then he t. with them, and baptized 
 Acts 9. 43. Peter l. many days in .loppa with .Simon 
 15. 33. .ludas and Silas exhorted and r. at Antioch 
 
 18. 18. Paul t. a good wliile at Corinth and sailed 
 
 20. 5. the.se going before t. for us at I roas 
 2.1. 4. and finding the disciples, we t. seven days 
 
 10. as wer. many days at Cesarea came Agabus 
 
 25. 6. Festus t. at Jerusalem more than ten days 
 
 27. 33. this is the fourteenth day ye hav e t. fasting 
 
 28. 12. landing at Syi acuse, we t. three days 
 
 TARRIEST. 
 
 Acts 22. 16. and now why t. thou ? arise,be baptized 
 TAR RIETII. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 24. so shall his part be thatr. by stuff 
 Mic. 5. 7, that r. not for a man, nor waiteth for 
 TARRYING. 
 
 Psal. 40. 17 . make no t. O my God, 70 . 5. 
 
 'I'ASK. 
 
 JExod. 5. 19. ye shall not minish from your daily t, 
 TASKS. 
 
 Exod. 5. 13. sayimr. fulfil your works,your daily t. 
 14. why not fulfilled your t. in making brick 
 'i' AHK-masters. 
 
 Eixod. 1. 11. set over them to afflict them 
 
 .3. 7. heard their cry by reason of their t.-masters 
 5. 6. and Pharaoh commanded t.-masters, savin" 
 10.t.-mastersioU\ themlll.3.r.-wrt.iyer.' hastenedtliem 
 14. officers which the t.-masters had set over them 
 TASTE 
 
 Signifies, [1] To prove, or try the relish of any 
 thing by the palate, or tongue. Job 34. .3. [2] 'J'o 
 have an inward experimental knowledge of a thing, 
 Psal. 34. 8. [.3] To eat a little, 1 Sam. 14. 29, 
 43. [4] 'J'o drink, Dan. 5. 2. 
 
 Slave tasted of the heavenly gift, ITeb.C). 4. Have 
 had some transient experience of the power and 
 efficacy of the Holy Ghost from heaven, in gos¬ 
 pel administration and worship, so as to relish 
 ■comfort and sweetness in the doctrine and promises 
 of the gospel. 
 
 To taste death, Ileb. 2. 9. 'J’o feel the bitterness of 
 death, yet not to he long detained under it. 
 
 'VAS'l'V., Uubitantive. 
 
 Exod. 16. .31. the t. of manna was like wafers 
 Kum. 11.8. the t. of it was as the t. of fresh oil 
 Job 6. 6. is there any t. in the wliite of an egg ? 
 
 .30. cannot my t. discern perverse things r 
 Psal. 119. 103 . now sweet are thy words to my t.l 
 49-2 
 
 t 
 
 Prov. 24. 13, the honey-comb is sweet to the t. 
 Cant. 2. 3. and his fruit was sweet to my t. 
 
 Jer.4ii. 11. therefore liis t. remained in him 
 TASf'E, Terb. 
 
 1 Sam.l\. 4.3. I did but t. a little honey, and lo 
 
 2 S’awi.3.35. if 1 1. bread orouglitel.se till sun be down 
 
 19 . 35. can thy servant t. what 1 eat or drink i 
 .Job 12.11. doth not the mouth t. his meat 
 Psal. 34. 8. O t. and see that the Imrd is good 
 Jonah 3. 7. neither herd nor Hock t. any thing 
 Mat. 16. 28. there be some standing here which 
 
 shall not t. of death, Mark 9. 1. l.ukc 9. 27. 
 T.uke 14. 24. none bidden shall t. of my supper 
 John 8. 52. keep my sayimr, be shall never!, death 
 Col. 2. 21. touch not, t. not, hamlle not 
 Ileb. 2. 9 . that he should t. death for every man 
 TASTED. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 24. so none t. any food || 29. I t. honey 
 Dan. 5. 2. Belshazzar whilst he t. wine, commanded 
 27 . 34. when he had t. thereof, he would 
 John2. 9 . the ruler had t. the water made wine 
 Ileb. 6 . 4. and have t. of the heavenly gift 
 5. have t. the good word of God and powers of 
 1 Pet. 2 . 3. if ye have t. that the Lord is gracious 
 I A.ST ETH. 
 
 Job .3}. 3. ear frieth words as the mouth t. meat 
 Prov. 31. 118. t. that her merchandise is good 
 TA I'LERS. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 13. not only idle but!, and busy bodies 
 
 TAVERNS. 
 
 Acts 28. 15. came to meet us a.s far as the three t. 
 TAUGHT. 
 
 Dent. 4. 5. I have t. you statutes and judgments 
 
 31. 22. Moses!, the children of Israel this song 
 .Tudg. 8. 16. with them he t. the men of Succoth 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 28. and !. them how to fear the Lord 
 2 Chron. 6. 27. thou hast t. them the good way 
 
 17 . 9. the Levites t. the people in .ludali 
 
 2.3. 1.3. people rejoiced, siicii as t. to sing praise 
 .30. 22. that !. the good knowledge of the Gird 
 .35. 3. .losiah said to the Levites that !. all Israel 
 Neh. 8. 9 . the Levites that t. the [leople said 
 P.v«/. 71 . 17 . OGod, thou hast!, me, 119.102. 
 
 119. 171 . when thou hast !. me thy statutes 
 Prov. 4. 4. he !. me also, and said, let thine heart 
 
 11. I have !. thee in the way of wisdoin 
 .31. 1. the prophecy that his mother !. him 
 Eccl. 12. 9. he still !. the people knowledge 
 Isa. 29 . 1.3. their fear is !. bv the precepts of men 
 40. 1.3. or being liiscounsellor hath t. him, 14. 
 
 .54. 1.3. all thy children shall be t. of God 
 Jer. 2. .33. therefore hast thou !. the wicked 
 
 9 . 5. they have !. their tongues to speak lies 
 14. after Baalim, wliich their fathers!, them 
 
 12. 16. as they t. my people to sw-ear by Baal 
 
 1.3. 21. for thou hast!, them to be captains 
 
 28. 16. thou hast!. rebellion against the Lord 
 
 29. ,32. he hatli t. rebellion against the Lord 
 
 32. 3.3. though 1 have !. them, rising up early 
 Ezek. 2.3. 48. women !. not to do after lewdness 
 IIos. 10. 11. Ephraim is as a heifer tliat is !. 
 
 11. 3.1!. Ephraim to go, taking them by their arms 
 Zech. 1.3.5. for man!, me to keep cattle from youth 
 Mat. 7 . 29. he !. them as one having authority, and 
 not as the scribes, Mark 1. 22. 
 28. 15. they took money, and did as they were !. 
 iV/ar/i-6. .30.'fold him all things they had done and !, 
 
 10. 1. as he was wont he t. them again 
 
 I.nke 11.1. teach us to pray, as John t. his disciples 
 
 1.3. 26. and thou hast!. in our streets 
 John 6. 45. and they shall be all !. of God 
 
 7 . 14. Jesus went up into the temple, and !. 28. 
 
 Mark 12. 35. Luke 19. 47.1 20. 1. 
 
 8. 2. all the people came, he sat down and!, them 
 28. as my father hath !. me, 1 speak these 
 
 18. 20. 1 ever!, in the synagogue and temple 
 Acts 4. 2. being grieved that they !. the people 
 
 5. 21. they entered into the temple early and t. 
 
 11. 26. Paul and Barnabas!, much people, 14. 21. 
 1.5. 1. certain men!. the brethren, and said, except 
 18. 25. A[)ollos!. diligently the things of the Lord 
 
 20. 20. I have shewed you, and !. you publicly 
 22. 3. !. according to the perfect manner of the law 
 Gal. 1. 12. nor was 1 !. it hut by revelation 
 
 6. 6. let him that is !. in the word communicate 
 Eph. 4 . 21. if so be ye have been t. by him as truth 
 Col. 2. 7 . stablished in the faith, a.s ye have been !. 
 
 1 'J'hess. 4. 9 . ye are !. of God to love one another 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 15. hold ttie traditions ye have been !. 
 Tit. 1. 9. holding the word, as he hath been t. 
 
 1 John2. 27 . even as the anointing liath !. you 
 liev. 2. 14. who t. Balak to cast a stumbling-block 
 
 TAUNT. 
 
 Jer. 24. 9. T will deliver them to be a!, and a curse 
 Ezek. 5. 15. so it shall be a reproach and a !. 
 TAUNTING. 
 
 Isa. 14. + 4. thou shalt take up this !. speech 
 Ilab, 2. 6. all these take up a!. proverb against him 
 TAXATION. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. .35. exacted of every one according to !. 
 
 'i'AXED, Active, Passive. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. .35. but Jehoiakim !. the land to give 
 Luke 2.1. a decree that all the world sliould be!. 
 .3. all went to be t. || 5. .loseph went to be !. 
 'J'AXES. 
 
 Dan. 11. 20. then shall stand up a raiser of !. 
 TAXING. 
 
 L.uke 2. 2. and this !. was first made when Cyrenius 
 Acts 5. 37 . rose ui) Judas in the days of tlie t. 
 TEACH 
 
 Signifies, [1] To instruct or cause to /«(irn,Psal. 119. 
 25. Mat. 28. 19. [2] To accustom to, J*r. 9. 5. 
 [31 'J'o admonish, Mark 8. 31.19. .31. [4] 'J'o 
 
 suggest or put into one's mind, T.uke 12. 12. [.5] 
 'J'o signify and give notice, Prov. 6. 13. [6] 'To 
 coitnsel and direct. Hah. 2. 19. 
 
 Exod. 4.15. and I will t. you what re sliall do 
 .35. 34. God hath put in his lieart that he may !. 
 Lev. 10. 11. that ye may !. Israel all the statutes 
 14. 57 . to !. when it is unclean and wlien clean 
 Deut.A. 1. hearken to the judgments which 1 !.you 
 10. and that they may !. their children 
 
 Deut. 4.14. the T^ord commanded me to!. you, 6. 1. 
 
 20.18. they t. you not to do after their atrominations 
 24.8. to all that the priests the I..evites shall t. you 
 
 31.19. write and f. the children of Israel this song 
 3.3.10. they shall t. .lacob tliv judgments 
 
 Judg. 13. 8.!. us what we sliall do to the child 
 
 1 kiam. 12. 23. 1 will t. you the good and right way 
 
 2 Ham. 1.18. bade them t. the use of the bow 
 2 Chron. 17. 7. to !. in the cities of .1 udah 
 
 Ezra 7 . 10 .and to!, in Israel statutes and judgments 
 Job 21. 22. shall any !. God knowledge 
 27- 11. 1 w ill !. you by the hand of God 
 .32.7. and multitude of years should t. wisrlom 
 . 37 . 19 . !. us what we shall say unto him, for we 
 l-‘sal. 25.8. therefore he will t. sinners in the way 
 
 9. the meek will he guide and t. his way 
 
 12. him that feareth l-ord shall he !. in the way 
 .34. 11. I will !. you the fear of the I^rd 
 51. 13. then will 1 t. transgressors thy ways 
 90 . 12. so !. us to number our days that we may 
 105.22. to bind princes, and t. his senators wisdom 
 Prov. 9 . 9 . t. a just man, and he w ill inci ease in 
 Isa. 2. 3. and he w ill !. us of his ways, Mic. 4. 2. 
 28. 9 . whom shall he !. know ledge, and to unders. 
 
 26. for his G. doth instruct and t. him discretion 
 Jer. 9.20. and !. your daughters wailing and lam. 
 
 31. 34. they shall !. no more every man his neigh¬ 
 bour, for all shall know the l^rd, Ileb. 8. 11. 
 Ezek. 44. 23.!. my people the difference between 
 J)an. 1.4. whom they might!. learn, of Chaldeans 
 Mic. 5. 11. priests thereof t. for hire and jirophets 
 Ilab. 2. 19 . .saith to the dumb stone, arise, it snail t. 
 Mat. 5. 19. shall !. men so || 28. 19. !. all nations 
 Luke 11.1. Lord,!. us to pray, as .lohn taught his 
 
 12.12. the Holy Ghost shall !. you what to say 
 John 7 . .35. !. the Gentiles || 9. 31. dost thou t. us ? 
 
 14.26. the Holy Ghost shall t. you all things 
 Acts 1.1. treatise of all that Jes. began to do and t 
 
 4. 18. to speak nor t. in the name of .lesus, 5. 28. 
 
 5. 42. they ceased not to t. and preach Jesus CliT. 
 16. 21. !. customs which are not lawful for us 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 17 . as 1 !. every where in every church 
 II. 11. (loth not even nature itself!. >ou 
 14. 19 . that by my voice 1 might t. otheis 
 
 1 'Ttm. 1. 3. charge some they t. no other doctrine 
 2. 12. but 1 suffer not a woman to !. nor usurp 
 .3. 2. a bishop must be apt to t. 2 'Tim. 2. 24. 
 
 4. 11. these things command and !. 
 
 6. 2. these things !. and exhort 
 
 3. if any man !. otherwise, he is proud 
 
 2 'J'im. 2.2. faithful men who shall be able to !. oth. 
 'J'it. 2. 4. that they !. young women to be sober 
 IJeb. 5. 12. ye have need that one t. you again 
 
 1 John 2. 27 . and need not that any man !. you 
 liev. 2. 20. thou suffei est that woman Jezebel to t. 
 See Hkgan. 
 
 TKACH me. 
 
 Job 6. 24. !. me and I will hold my tongue 
 34. .32. that which I see not, t. thou me 
 Psal. 25. 4. !. me thy paths H 5. lead me and !. me 
 
 27 . 11. !. me thy way, O L. and lead me. 86. 11. 
 
 119.12. !. me thy statutes, 26, 33, 64,68. 124,1.35. 
 66. !. me good judgments I! 108. t. me thy judgm. 
 
 143. 10. !. me to do thy will, for thou art my God 
 'I'l'ACH thee. 
 
 Exod. 4. 12. T w’ill t. thee wliat thou shalt say 
 Deut. 17 . 11 . thesenteme which they shall !. thee 
 Job 8. 10 . thy fathers, shall not they !. thee? 
 
 12 . 7 . but ask the beasts, and they shall t. thee 
 8. or speak to the earth, and it shall t. thee 
 
 .3.3. .33. hold thy peace, 1 shall !. thee wisdom 
 Psal. .32. 8. I will !. thee in the way thou shalt go 
 45. 4. thy right hand shall !. thee terrible things 
 TEA Cl 1 them. 
 
 Exod. 18. 20. thou shalt t. them ordinances and laws 
 
 24.12. 1 have written that thou mayest t. them 
 Deut. 4. 9 .!. them thy sons, and thy sons' sons 
 
 5. .31. the judgments which thou shalt t. them 
 
 6 . 7 . !. them diligently to thy children, 11. 19. 
 .Judg. 3. 2. that Israel might know to !. them war 
 
 1 Kings 8. .36. that thou !. them the good way where. 
 
 2 KingsM. 27 . let him !. them the manner of the G. 
 Ezra 7 . 25. and !. ye them that know them not 
 Psal. 1.32. 12. keep my testimony that 1 shall t. them 
 Mat. 5. 19 . whosoever shall do and !. them shall be 
 Mark 6. 34. he began to t. them many things 
 
 8. 31. to !. them that the son of man must suffer 
 TEACHER 
 
 Signifies, [1] A tutor, master, or instructor, 1 Chron. 
 25. 8. [2] A public minister, who by wholesome 
 doctrine instructeth the c/wrcA, Eph. 4. 11. [.3] 
 Such as privately instruct others in the knowledge 
 of spiritual things, lit. 2. .3. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 8 . cast lots, as well the !. as the scholar 
 Joe/ 2 .+ 2 . 3 . hath given you a !. of righteousness 
 Ilab. 2.18. what profiteth the image, a t. of lies 
 John?,. 2. we know thou art a !. come from God 
 Rom. 2 . 20 . confident that thou art a t. of babes 
 1 'Tim. 2. 7 . 1 am a t. of the Gentiles, 2 'Tim. 1 . 11 . 
 TEACHERS. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 99 . more understanding than all my t. 
 Prov. 5. 13. and have not obeyed the voice of my !. 
 Isa. .30. 20. yet sliall not thy t. be removed into a 
 corner any more, but thine eyes shall see thy !. 
 
 43 . 27 . thy !. have transgressed against me 
 Dan. 12. + .3. they that be t. shall shine 
 
 Acts 13. 1. at Antioch weie certain prophets and !. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 28. hath set prophets, !. || 29. are all !. ? 
 Eph. 4.11. he gave some evangelists, pastors, and !. 
 
 1 'J'im. 1.7. desiring to be !. of law, understanding 
 
 2 'J'irn. 4. .3. they shall heap to themselves !. having 
 'Tit. 2. .3. that the aged women be t. of good things 
 Ileb. 5. 12. when foi' the time j'e ought to be t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. as there shall be false !. among you 
 TEA CHEST. 
 
 P.ial.Oi. 12. blessed is the man whom thou t. 
 
 Mat. 22. 16. w-e know that thou art true, and !. the 
 way of God in truth, Mark 12.14. Luke 20.21. 
 Acts 21. 21. thou !. the .lews to forsake Moses 
 Rom. 2. 21. thou that t. anoth'-.|-, t. thou not thyself? 
 TE.ACHETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 35. he !. my hands to war, Psal. 18.34. 
 
TEE 
 
 TEL 
 
 T E M 
 
 Job 15. t 5. thy mouth t. thine iniquity 
 35.11. wlio t. us more than the beasts of the earth 
 36. 22. behold, God exalteth, who t. like him ? 
 Psal. 94.10. lie that t. man knowledge, not know 
 144. 1. which /. my hands to war, and fingers 
 Prov. 6, 13. a wicked man /. with his fingers 
 16.23. the heart of the wise /. his mouth 
 Isa. 9. 15. the prophet that /. lies, he is the tail 
 48. 17* 1 fim ttiy God which /. thee to profit 
 ActsQ\. 28. the man that /.all men every where 
 Pom. 12. 7. or he that /. on teaching 
 
 1 Cor, 2. 13. we speak not in the words which man’s 
 
 wisdom /. but which the Holy Ghost /. 
 Gal. 6. 6. let him communicate to him that /. 
 lJotin 2 . 27 . as the same anointing /.you all tilings 
 TEACHING. 
 
 2 Cliron. 15. 3. Israel hath been without a /. priest 
 Jer. 32.33.1 taught them rising up early and /. them 
 Mat. 4. 2.3. .lesus went about Galilee, /. in their 
 
 synagogues, preaching gospel, 9. .35. Ln/ce 13.10. 
 
 15. 9. in vain they do woi slnp me, /. for doctrines 
 the commandments of men, AJark- 7. 7. 
 £1. 23. the elders came unto him as he was /. 
 
 26, 55. I sat daily with you, /. in the temple 
 28. 20. /. them to observe all things whatsoever 
 Puke 23.5. /. throughout all .lewry from Galilee 
 Acts 5. 25. the apostles /. the people in the temple 
 
 15. 35. Paul and Barnabas in Antioch /. pl eaching 
 18. 11. Paul /. the word of God at Corinth 
 28.31. Paul /.at Koine with all confidence 
 
 Pom. 12. 7- or he that teachetli on /. 
 
 Col. 1, 28. warning and t. every man in all wisdom 
 3. 16. /. and admonishing one another in psalms 
 Tit. 1. 11. t. things which they ought not 
 2. 12. /. us, that den\ ing ungodliness and lusts 
 'lEAK 
 
 Signifies, [1] To rend, or pull hi pieces, IIos. 13. 8. 
 [21 To destroy, Psal. 7. 2. Amos 1. 11. [.3] To 
 slander or reproach, Psal. 35, 15, [4] To thresh, 
 •ludg. 8. + 7. 
 
 Jndg. 8. 7. then will I t. your flesh with thorns 
 Psal. 7. 2. lest he /. my soul like a lion, rending it 
 35. 15. they did /. me, and ceased not 
 50. 22. consider this, lest 1 /. you in tiieces 
 Jer. 15. 3. 1 w ill appoint over them the dogs to /. 
 
 16. 7- nor shall men t. themsehes for them 
 pzek. 13. 20.yonr pillows I w ill t. from your arms 
 
 21. your kerchiefs will 1 t. and deliver my people 
 Mos. 5.14. 1, even I, will t. and go away 
 
 13. 8, 1 will devour, the wild beast shall /. them 
 Amos 1. 11. castoff pity, his anger did t. perpetual, 
 INah. 2.12. the lion did t. enough for his whelps 
 Zech. 11. 16. the sheiiherd shall /. their claws 
 TEAKKl II. 
 
 Pent. 3.3. 20. Gad dwelleth as a lion, and t. the arm 
 Job 16.9. he /. me in his wrath, who hatetli me 
 18. 4. he/.himself in his anger, shall the earth be 
 JW/c. 5. 8. as a young lion /. in pieces,none deliver 
 Mark 9. 18. wheresoever he taketh him, he /. him, 
 and he foameth and pineth away, Luke 9. 39. 
 'PEAKS 
 
 Signify, [1] Props of xcater issuing out of the eyes, 
 Psal. 6. 6. 1 42. 3. [2] Sorrow and ajjiiction, 
 
 Psal. 126.5. Isa. 25. 8. 
 
 ^_Sam. 16. + 12. may be the Lord will look on my /. 
 2 Kings 20. 5. I have seen thy /. Jsa. 38. 5. 
 
 Job 16. 20. but mine eye iionretl. out /. unto God 
 Psal. 6. 6. 1 water my conch with my /. all night 
 39.12.0 I.ord, hold not thy peace at my /. 
 
 42. 3. my /. have been my meat day and night 
 
 56.8. put thou my t. in thy bottle, are in thy book 
 80. 5. thou feedest them with the bread of /. and 
 
 givest them /. to drink in great measure 
 
 116.8. thou hast delivered mine eyes from /. 
 
 126. 5. they that sow in /. shall reap in joy 
 
 Peel. 4. 1. behold the /. of sucli as were oppressed 
 Isa. 16. 9.1 will water thee with /. O Ileshbon 
 
 25. 8. the Lord will wipe away /. from all faces 
 Jer. 9. 1. O that mine eyes were a fountain of /. ! 
 18. our eyes may run down with /. and eye-lids 
 
 13. 17. and mine eyes shall run down with /. 
 
 14. 17. let mine eyes run with /. night and day' 
 31. l6. refrain from weeping, thine eyes from t. 
 
 Lam. 1. 2. she weeps, and her /. are on her cheeks 
 2. 11. rfiine eyes do fail with /. my bowels 
 18. let /. run cjown like a river day and night 
 Pzek. 24. 16. neither shall thy /. run down 
 J\Jal. 2. 13. covering the altar of the Lord with /. 
 Mark. 9. 24.the father said with /. Lord, I believe 
 Luke 7. .38. and she began to wash his feet with her /. 
 
 44. but she hath washed my feet with /. 
 
 Acts 20. 19. serving the Lord with many /. 
 
 31. I ceased not to warn every one with /. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 4. 1 wrote to you with many /. 
 
 2 'J'im. 1.4. to see thee, being mindful of thy /. 
 Peb. 5. 7 . when he offered up supplications with /. 
 
 12. 17. though he sought it carefully with /. 
 Pev.1. 17 . God shall wipe away all /. 21. 4. 
 
 ^ lEATS. 
 
 Isa.A2. 12. they shall lament for the /. 
 
 Pzek. 23. 3. there they bruised the /. 21. 
 
 ^ TEDIOU.S. 
 
 Acts 24.4. that I be not further t. to thee 
 . TEEl'II 
 
 Signifies, [1] That xcherewith a creature chews its 
 
 food, Kmn. 11. 33. [2] Slanderous speeches and 
 pernicious calumnies, Psal. .57. 4. Prov. . 30 . 14. 
 Break their teeth, Psal. 58. 6. Take away their 
 power and instruments of doing mischief, and dis¬ 
 able them from hurting me. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 12. and his /. shall be white with milk 
 Num. 11 . . 33 . while the flesh was yet between their /. 
 Pent. 32. 24.1 will send the /. of beasts upon them 
 1 Sam. 2. 13. came with a flesh-hook of three /. 
 
 \ Kings 10. + 22. bringing elephants’ /. 2 Chr. 9. t 21. 
 Job 4. 10. the /. of the young lions are broken 
 1.3.14. wherefore do 1 take my flesh in my /. ? 
 19 . 20 . 1 am escaped with the skin of my/. 
 
 29 . 17 . and plucked the spoil outof /. of wicked 
 41. 14. Leviathan’s /. are terrible round about 
 Psal. 3.1. thou hast broken the /.of file ungodly 
 57 .4. whose /. are spears and arrows, and tongue 
 
 Psal. 58. 6 . break their /. O God, in fneir mouth 
 124. 6 . hath not given us as a prey to their /. 
 
 Prov. 10. 26. as vinegar to the /. so the sluggard 
 .30, 14. whose /. are swords, jaw-/, as knives 
 Cant. 4 . 2. thy /. are like a flock of sheep, 6 . 6 . 
 Isa. 41. 15. make thee an instrument having /. 
 
 Jer. .31.29. children’s /. are set on edge, E,zek. 18. 2. 
 
 .30. eateth sour grapes, his t. shall be set on edge 
 Lam. 3. 16. hath broken my /. with gravel-stones 
 Dan. 7 . 5. it had three ribs between the /. of it 
 
 7 . a fourth beast had great iron /. 19. 
 
 Joel 1. 6. he hath the cheek /. of a great lion 
 Amos 4. 6. I have given you cleanness of /. 
 
 Mic. 3. 5. that bite with their /. and cry peace 
 Zech. 9 . 7 . his abominations from between his /. 
 Mat. 27 . 44. was crucified, cast the same in his /. 
 Pev. 9. 8. their /. were as the /. of lions 
 See Gnash. 
 
 'LELL 
 
 Signifies, [1] To count, number, or reckon, Gen. 
 15.5. [2] To declare or make known, Gen. \2.V3. 
 
 I 21. 26. [3] To teach, Exod. 10. 2. Deut. I 7 . 
 
 11. [4] To confess, losli. 7-, 19. [5] To publish, 
 2 Sam. 1. 20. [6] lb explain and unfold, Ezek. 
 24. 19. Dan. 2. 36. 
 
 Gen. 15. 5. /. the stars if thou be able to number 
 32. 5. and I have sent to /. my Lord to find grace 
 
 4.3. 6. as to /. the man whether ye had a brother 
 22. w e cannot /. who put our money in our sacks 
 
 45. 13. /. my father of all my glory in Egypt 
 Kxod. 10. 2. niayest /. in the ears ot thy son 
 Lev. 14. 35. /. the priest, .saying, it seemeth to me 
 Num. 14. 14. they will /. it to the inhabitants 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 2. /. us wherewith we shall send it to his 
 
 9. 8. give to the man of God, to /, us our way 
 17- 55. as tile soul liveth, O king, 1 cannot /. 
 
 22. 22. I knew that he would surely /. Saul 
 
 2.3. 11. O God of Israel, 1 beseech thee t. thy serv, 
 27 .11. lest they should /. on us,saying, so did Dav. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 20. /. it not in Gath, publish it not in 
 
 7 . 5. go /. my servant David, 1 Chron. I 7 . 4. 
 
 12. 18. feared to /. him that the child was dead 
 22. while the child was alive, 1 said, who can /. 
 
 15. .35. thou shalt /. to Zadok and Abiathar 
 18. 21. go /. the king what thou hast seen 
 
 1 Kings 1.20. that thou shouldest /. who shall reign 
 18. 8. go, /. thy lord, Elijah is heie, 11.14. 
 
 12. when 1 come and /. Ahab, he will slay me 
 
 20. 9 . /. my lord the king, all thou didst send 
 
 11. /. him, let not him that girdeth on his harness 
 
 2 Kings 7. 9. that we may /. the king's household 
 
 9. 12. and they said, it is false ; /. us now 
 15. let none escape to go to/, it in .lezreel 
 
 22. 15. /. the man that sent you, 2 Chron. .34. 2.3. 
 Psal. 22.17- I may /. all my bones, they stare on me 
 
 26. 7- publish and /. of all thy wondrous works 
 48. 12. go round about her, /. the towers thereof 
 
 1.3. that ye may /. the generation following 
 Prov. .30. 4. what his son’s name, if thou canst /. 
 Peel. 6. 12. who can /. what shall be after, 10. 14. 
 
 8. 7- for who can /. him when it shall be / 
 
 10. 20. that which hath wings shall /.the matter 
 Ca7it. 5. 8. /. him that I am sick of love 
 
 Isa. 6. 9. go and /. this jieople H 48. 20. /. this 
 Jer. 15. 2. /. such as are for death, to death 
 
 2.3. 27 . by their dreams which they /. 28. .32, 
 
 36. 16 . we will /. the king of all these words 
 
 17 . /. us now how thou didst write these words 
 48. 20. /. in Arnon, that ]\Joab is spoiled 
 Ezek. 24.19. wilt thou not /. us what things are ? 
 Dan. 2. 4. O king, t. thy servants the dream, 7, 9. 
 
 .36. we will /. the king the interpretation thereof 
 Joel 1. .3. /. ye your children, let your children /. 
 Jonah 3. 9. who can /. if God will turn and repent 
 Mat. 8. 4. see thou /. no man, Mark 8. 26, .30. | 9. 
 
 9. I.uke .5. 14.1 8. 56. Acts 2.3. 22. 
 
 16. 20. he charged his disciples that they should /. 
 
 no man, Mark 7 . .36. Luke 9. 21. 
 
 17. 9- /. the vision to no man, until the Son of man 
 
 18. 15. /. him his fault |117. /. it unto the church 
 
 21. 5. /. ye the daughter of Sion, behold thy king 
 24. 3. /. us when shall these things be, Mark 1.3. 4. 
 26.63. that thou /. us, whether thou be the Christ 
 
 the Son of God, Luke 22. &J. Jolni 10. 24. 
 28. 7- go and /. his disciples that he is risen 
 9. as they went to /. his disciples, Mark 16. 7* 
 Mark 1. .30. and anon thej’ /. him of her 
 5. 19 . /. them how great things the Lord hath done 
 
 11. .3.3. we cannot /. Alat. 21. 27- Luke 20. 7 . 
 
 I^ke 7 . 22. /. .lohn what things ye have seen 
 
 13. 32. go ye, /. that fox, 1 cast out devils 
 John 3. 8. but canst not /. whence it cometh 
 
 4. 25. when he is come, he will /. us all things 
 8. 14. ye cannot /. whence I come, and whither I go 
 
 16. 18. a little while ? we cannot /. what he saith 
 
 18. 34. or did others /. it thee of me ? 
 
 Acts 15. 27 . who shall /. you the same things 
 
 17. 21. but either to /. or hear some new thing 
 
 2.3. 17- he hath a certain thing to /. him 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. whether out of the body 1 cannot /. .3. 
 lieb. 11. .32. for the time would fail to /. of Gideon 
 'I'ELL me. 
 
 Gen. 12. 18. why didst not /. wi^she was thy wife? 
 21. 26. nor didst thou /. me, nor heard I of it 
 24. 2.3. /. me whose daughter art thou ? 
 
 49 . /. me, and if not. /. me that 1 may turn 
 29.15. /. me what shall thy wages be : 
 
 .31. 27 . steal away from me. and didst not /. me 
 32. 29. /. me thy name II .37.16. /. me where they feed 
 Josh. 7 .19- /• me now what thou hast done, hide it not 
 Judg. 16 . 6. /. me wherein thy great strength lieth 
 Puth 4. 4. if thou wilt not redeem it, /. me 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 18. /. me where the seer’s house is 
 
 10. 15. /. me I pray thee what Samuel said to you 
 
 14. 43. Saul said, /. me what thou hast done 
 
 20. 10. David said to .lonathan, who shall /. me? 
 
 2 Sam. 1.4. how went the matter, /. me, 1 pray thee 
 
 1.3. 4. why art thou lean, wilt thou not /. me ? 
 
 1 Kings 22. 16. that thou /. me nothing but the truth 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. what shall I do for thee, /. me 
 
 8. 4. /. me the great things that Elisha hath done 
 Job 34. 34. let men of understanding /. me 
 
 Cant. 1. 7 . /. me, O thou whom my soul loveth 
 ilia/. 21.24. a-k you one thing, wlrich if you /. me 
 Lukel. 42. /. me which of them will love most 
 John 20 . 15. /. me where thou hast laid him 
 Acts 5. 8 . /. me, whether ye sold the land foi so much 
 
 22. 27 . /. me art thou a Roman ? he said, y ea 
 23.19. asked him what is that thou hast to /. me? 
 Gal. 4. 21. /.we, ye that desire to be under the law 
 i'l.Ll, thee. 
 
 Gen. 22. 2. on one of the mountains I will /. thee o£ 
 
 26. 2.■dwell in the lane! which 1 will /. theeoi 
 Pxod. 14.12. this is the word w e did /. thee in Egypt 
 Num. 2.3.3. whatsoever he slieweth me, 1 will /. the& 
 Pent. 17 . 11. the judgment which they shall /. thee 
 
 .32. 7* ask thy elders, and they will /. thee 
 Judg. 14.16. 1 have not told it and shall 1 /. it thee? 
 Puth 3. 4. he will /. thee what thou shalt do 
 1 Sam. 9.19. I will /. thee all that is in thine heart 
 
 15. 16. 1 will /. thee what the Loi d hath said to me 
 
 19 . 3. and what 1 see, that I will /. thee 
 
 20. 9. if I knew, then would not 1 /. it thee? 
 
 1 Kings 14. .3. /. thee what shall become of the child 
 22. 18. did 1 not/, thee that he w'ould prophesy no 
 good thing of me, but evil, 2 Chr. 18. I 7 . 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 10. I /. thee that I.ord will build thee 
 Johl. 15. 1 am escaped alone to /. thee, 16, 17. 19. 
 
 8. 10. shall not thy fathers teach thee and /. thee 
 
 12. 7- ask fowls of the air, and they shall /. thee 
 Psal. 50. 12. if 1 were hungry I would not t.thee 
 Isa. 19 .12. let thy w’ise men /. thee now and know 
 Jer. 19 . 2. proclaim the words that 1 shall /. thee 
 Luke 12. 59 . 1 /. thee, thou shalt not depart thence 
 22. .34. 1 /. thee, the cock shall not crow twice till 
 Acts 10. 6. /. thee what thou oughfest to do, 11. 14. 
 Pev. 17 . 7 . I will /. //iee the niystery of the woman 
 JTELL you, or I ELL I you. 
 
 Gen. 49. 1. that /may /. yo?/what shall befall you 
 Isa. 5. 5. /will /. yon what 1 will do to my viney. 
 42. 9 . before they spring forth, 1 /. you ot them 
 Mat. 10. 27 . what I t. you in darkness, that speak 
 
 21. 27 . neither /. I you by what authority I do 
 
 these things, Mark 11. .33. I.uke 20. 8. 
 Mark 11. 29 . / will /. you by what authority i do 
 Luke 4. 25. but 11. you of a truth, 9. 27. 
 
 10.24. It. you that many prophets and kings 
 
 12. 51. I t.you nay, but rather division 
 
 13. 3. 11. you nay, but except ye repent, 5. 
 
 27 . I t. you 1 know you not whence you are 
 
 17- .34. 11. you there shall be. two in one bed 
 
 18.8. 11. you that he will avenge them si)eedily 
 
 14. 11. you this man went to his house justified 
 
 19 . 40. 1 1 . you that if these should hold t heir peace* 
 
 22. 67. he said, if 11. you ye will not believe 
 John 3. 12. how shall ye believe it //. y. of heavenly 
 
 8. 45. because I t.you the truth, Grd. 4. 16. 
 
 1.3. 19. now 11. you before it come, that when it is- 
 
 16. 7 . I t.you the truth, it is expedient for you 
 Gal. 5. 21. of which 11. you betore, as 1 have told. 
 Phil. 3. 18. of whom 1 now /. you even weeping 
 
 TELLEST. 
 
 Psal. 56. 8. thou /. my wanderings, put my teari 
 Isa. 4o. t 9. O thou that /. good tidings 
 'rELLEl’H. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 11. the Lord /. thee that he will build 
 
 2 Kings 6 . 12. Elisha/, the king of Israej the words- 
 Psal. 41. 6 . when he goeth abroad he /. it 
 101 . 7 . he that /. lies shall not tarry in my* sight 
 147 . 4. he /. the number of the stars, calleth them 
 Jer. .3.3. 1.3. under the hands of him that t. them 
 John 12.22. Philip cometh and /. Andrew 
 TELLl MG, Substantively. 
 
 Judg.l. 15. when Gideon heard the /. of the dream. 
 'lELLllSG. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 19 . hast made an end of /. the matters 
 2 Kings8. 5. as he was /. the king how he restored 
 TEIMPERAL.CE. 
 
 Acts 24. 25. as he leasoned of/, and judgnient 
 Gr/f. 5. 23. meekness, /. against such there is no law 
 2 Pet. 1, 6. add to knowledge /. and to /. patience 
 TEMPERATE. 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 25. that striveth for the master}’, is /. 
 
 Tit. 1. 8. a bishop must be /. || 2. 2. aged men /. 
 TEMPER. 
 
 Ezek. 46. 14. an bin of oil to /. with fine flour 
 TEMPERED. 
 
 Exod. 29.2. fake cakes and unleavened /. with oil 
 .30. .35. a perfume /. together, pure and holy 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 24. but God hath /. the body together 
 
 TEMPEST 
 
 Signifies, [1] A most violent commotion of the air. 
 either with or without rain, hail, or snow. Acts 27. 
 18, 20. [2] Grievous and unexpected afflictions, 
 ■lob 9. 17- [3] God's terrible judgments on the 
 wicked, Psal. 11. 6. 18.3. 15. 
 
 Job 9. 17 . for he breaketh me with a t. 
 
 27 . 20. a /. stealeth him away in the night 
 Psal. 11.6. on the wicked shall he rain a /. 
 
 55. 8. I would hasten from the windy storm and t. 
 
 8.3. 15. so persecute them with thy /. and make 
 Isa. 28. 2. hath a strong one, which as a /. of hail 
 .,29. 6. thou shalt be visited with storm and /. 
 
 .30. .30. the Assyrian shall he beaten with a /. 
 
 .32. 2. and a man shall be a covert from the /. 
 
 54. 11. O thou afflicted, tossed with /.behold 
 Amos 1.14. with a /. in the day of the whirlwind 
 Jonah 1.4. there was a mighty /. in the sea 
 12. for my sake this great /. is come u})on you 
 Mat. 8. 24. there arose a ereat /. in the sea 
 Acts 27 . 18. being exceedingly tossed with a /. 
 
 20. no small /. lay on us. ho()e was taken away 
 Ilcb. 12. 18. ye are not come to darkness and /. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17 . clouds that arc carrie<l with a /. 
 
 lEMPESTUOU.S. 
 
 Psal. 50. 3. it shall be very /. round about him 
 Jonah 1.11. the sea wrought and was t. 1.3. 
 liah. .3. t 14. they were t. to scatter me 
 Acts 27 . 14. there arose against it a /. wind 
 TEMPLE 
 
 Signifies, A house or dwelling of God, a building 
 erected and set apart for the xcorship of the true 
 God. It is siioken, Eirst, Of that magnifi¬ 
 cent building erected by Solomon at Jerusalem, 
 
 493 
 
TEM 
 
 TEM 
 
 TEN 
 
 t^he foundations vihereof score laid in the year of the 
 worldQ992, before Christ lfK'8, before the vulgar &ra 
 1012 ; and it vas finished in Ore year of the world 
 3000, and dedicated tn 3001 , before Chrtst, 909, be¬ 
 fore the isi/gar tera, 1003. The glory of this temple 
 seas not in the birjsiess of it ; fur that alone was but 
 a small pile o} building, as containing no more than 
 an hundred and fifty leet in length, and an hundred 
 and file in breadth, taking the sanctuary, the sanc¬ 
 tum, and the porch or entrance, from out to out. 
 The mam grandeur and excellency of it consisted, 
 [1] In its ornaments ; its uiorkmanship being every 
 where exceeding enriom, and its overlayings rich 
 and costly. [2] In its materials ; being built of 
 stew large stones, hewn out in the most curious and 
 artful manner. [3] In its out builiiings ; which 
 were large, beautiful, and sumptuous. But what 
 still was the main glory of this temple, scere tlwse 
 extraordinary marks of the divine favour si'ith 
 which it was honoured, namely, [1] The ark of the 
 covenant, in schich were put the tables of the law, 
 and the mercy-seat -which was upon it, from whence 
 the divine oracles -were given out by an audible 
 voice, as often as Cod was consulted in behalj of 
 his people. [2] The Shechinah, or the divine pre¬ 
 sence, manifested by a visible cloud resting oyer 
 the mercy-seat. [3] The Uiim and 'I humniim, 
 
 by which the high priest consulted Cod in difficult 
 and momentous cases relating to the public interest 
 of the nation, and, [4] The holy fire which came 
 down from heaven upon the altar at the consecrat¬ 
 ing of the temple, 1 Ivimrs 18. .38. 2Chi'^n. 7..1. 
 It is si)oken. Secondly, Of the tabernacle, -which 
 was of the same use and significanry as the temple 
 was, 1 Sam. 1. 9.13. 3. Ihirtlly, (1/ Christ's 
 body or human nature, in which the fulness of the 
 Godhead dwells bodily, as the glory of God did 
 visibly «« Me temple, .l()hn 2. 19, 21. Col. 2. 9. 
 I'ourtlily, Of heaven,which is God's r//rewe, Psal. 
 31. 4. Rev. 7.15. Fifthly, Of the church of God, [1] 
 Distributively, considered in the particular mem¬ 
 bers thereof, -who are set apart from jirofane uses, 
 and dedicated to the service of God; and to whom 
 he manifestt his gracious presence by his Spirit, 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 16. [2] Collectively, in respect of the 
 
 whole, Epli. 2. 21. 
 
 1 Sam, 1. 9. Eli sat on a seat by a post of the t. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 7. he did hear -my voice out of his t. 
 
 and my ciy did enter into his ears, Psal. 18. 6. 
 
 1 Kings 6 . 17 . the t. before it was 40 cubits long 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 20. when .losiah had prepared the t. 
 
 36. 7 . and put the vessels in his t. at Babylon 
 
 Bzra 4. 1. that they buil ied the t. unto the Lord 
 5.14. vessels took out of the t. brought to f. 6. 5. 
 B’eh. 6.10. hid ourselves in the t. shut doors of the t. 
 Psal. ilj. 4. heaulv of L. and to inquire in his t. 
 
 29. 9. in his t. doth every one speak ot his glory 
 48. 9. we have thought of thy loving kindness, O 
 God, in the midst of tliy t. 
 68. 29 . because of thy t. at Jerusalem shall kings 
 Jsa. 6.1. and lifted up, and his traiii filled the t. 
 
 44. 28. and to the t. thy foundation shall be laid 
 66. 6. a voice from the t. a voice of the Lord 
 Jer. 50. 28. declare the vengeanceof his t. 51. 11. 
 pze/:. 41.1. afterward he brought me to the t. 
 
 Pan. 5.2. the golden vessels taken out of the t. .3. 
 yimos 8. 3. sonssof the t. shall be how lings that day 
 
 8. 9 . let your hands be strong, tiiat the t. 
 
 mieht be built 
 
 Mai. 3. 1. the Lord shall come suddenly to his t. 
 Mat. 4. 5. set him on a pinnacle of the t. Luke 4. 9. 
 12. 6. that in this place is one greater than the t. 
 
 23. 16 . blind guides, who say, whosoever shall 
 
 sw’ear by the t. or by the gold of ther. 17. 21. 
 . 35 . whom ye slew’ betw een the t. and the altar 
 
 24.1. to shew him the buildings of the r. Luke 21. 5. 
 
 26. 61.1 am able to destroy the t. of God 
 
 27 . 40. thou that destroy est the t. Mark 15. 29. 
 
 51. behold the vail of the t. w’as rent in twain, 
 
 Mark 15 . .38. Luke 23. 45. 
 Mark 11.16. should carry any vessel thro’ the t. 
 
 14. I will destroy this t. made with hands 
 Luke 2. 37 . Anna a widow’ departed not from the t. 
 John 2.15. lie drove them all out of the r. and sheep 
 
 19. destroy this 1| 21. he spake of t. of his body 
 
 20. forty and si.x years was tbisr. in building 
 Acts 3. 2. whom they laid daily at tlie gate of the 
 
 t. to ask alms of them that entered the t. 10. 
 19 . 27 . the t.oi goddess Diana should be despised 
 
 21. 30. they took Paul and drew him put of the t. 
 
 24. 6. who also hath gone about to profane the t. 
 
 25. 8. neither against the t. nor against Cesar 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 16. know ye not that ye are the t. of God 
 
 17 . if any man detile the t. of Cod, him shall G. 
 
 destrov, for the t. of G. is holy, which t. ye are 
 6.19. vour body is the t. of the Holy Ghost 
 
 8. Itk see these sit at meat in an idol’s t. 
 
 9. 13. they who minister live of the things of the t. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 16. what agreement liath the t. of God 
 
 with idols ? for ye are the t. ol the living God 
 Pev.I. 15. and serve him day and night in hisr. 
 
 11.1. saying, rise and measure tlie t. ot God 
 
 lA the t. of God w as opened in heaven, and the 
 ark of the testament was seen in his t. 
 14.15. another angel came out ot ther. 17. 
 
 15. 5. the /. of tho tabernacle was opened 
 
 6. and the seven angels came out of the <• „ , 
 
 8. t. was tilled with smoke trom the glory of God 
 
 16.1. and I heard a great voice out of the r. 17. 
 
 21. 22. and 1 saw' no t. therein, tor the Lord tiod 
 
 Almighty and the Lamb are the t. ot it 
 See llOLV, Lord. 
 
 In or into the TEMPLE. 
 
 2 Kings 11.10. king David’s spears thatw’ere tn i. 
 
 1 Chron. 6.10. executed the priest’s office in the t. 
 
 10. 10. and fastened his head m the t. ot Dagon 
 
 2 Chron. 4.7. he set ten candlesticks in the t. 8. 
 Ezra 5.. 15. gocarry these vessels into thet. 
 lieh. 6. 11. would go into the t. to save his life 
 Mat. 12. 5. the priests in the t. profane the sabbath 
 
 21. 12. went into the t. cast out all them that sold 
 and bought in the t, Mark 11.15. Luke 19.45. 
 494 
 
 ilMf. 21 .14. the blind and lame came to him in the t. 
 
 15 . children erving in the t. and saying. Hosanna 
 26. 55. 1 sat daily teaching in the t. Luke 21. 37. 
 27.5. he cast down the pieces of silver in the t. 
 Mark 14. 49. 1 was daily teach, in the t. Luke 22. 53. 
 Luke 1.21. marvelled that he tar. so long in the t. 
 
 22. they perceived that he had seen a vision in t. 
 
 2 . 27 . and he came by the spirit into the t. 
 
 46. they found him in the t. sitting in the midst 
 18.10. two men went up into the t. to pray 
 24. 53. and were continually in the t. praisinz God 
 yic« 2. 46. continuing with one accord in the t. 
 
 3.1. Peter and John went up together into the t. 
 
 .3. about to go into t. jl 5. 20. stand and speak in t. 
 5. 25. the men are standing in the t. and teaching 
 21.26. Paul entered into 1. 1| 27. saw him in the t. 
 28. and further, brought Greeks also into the t. 29. 
 22. 17 . even while 1 prayed in t. 1 was in a trance 
 24.12. they neither round me in the t. disputing 
 18. certain .lews found me purilied in the t. 
 
 26. Cl. for these causes the .lews caught me in t. 
 
 2 Thess. 2.4. so that he as God sitteth in the t. of tlod 
 liev. 3.12. him will I make a \n\Vd.T inthet. of my G. 
 15.8. and no man w’as able to enter into the t. 
 TEMPLE.S. 
 
 Judg.A. 21. .Tael smote the nail into his t. 22. 
 
 5. 26. w’hen she liad stricken through his t. 
 
 Cant. 4. 3. thy t. like a piece of pomegranate, 6. 7- 
 TEMP LES. 
 
 IIos. 8.14. for Jsr. forgot his Maker, and buildeth t. 
 Joel 3.5. ye carried into your t. my goodly tliinzs 
 Acts!. 48. howbeit the Most High dwelleth not 
 in t. made with hands, 17. 24. 
 TEMPO UAL. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. for the things which are seen ai’e t. 
 
 TEMPT * 
 
 Is spoken, [I] Of God, Gen. 22. 1 . who does not 
 tempt or try men in order to know their tempers 
 and dispositions, as if he were ignorant of them; 
 but to exercise their graces, to prove their faith, 
 love, and obedience; to confirm and strengthen 
 them by such trials, and to give .succeeding ages 
 patterns of obedience, to shew them his satisfac¬ 
 tion with such as obey, and his displeasure at 
 such as do not. [Tl] Of meiT, -who are said to 
 tempt the Lord, [1] IVhen they unseasonably re¬ 
 quire of him sensible proofs of his divine presence, 
 of his power, or of his goodness. Thus the Israel¬ 
 ites in the desert often tempted the Lord, Exod. 
 17 . 2 , 7 . as if they had had reason to have doubted 
 of his presence among them, of his goodness or 
 po-wer, after all he had done in their favour. [2] 
 When men expose themselves to such dangers, 
 from which they cannot escape but by the mira¬ 
 culous interpo-ution of his providence ; for God 
 requires of men the performance only of such 
 actions as are within the ordinary measures of 
 their strength, being under no obligation to work 
 miracles in their favour, ISIat. 4. 7- . [3] When 
 men set themsehes to commit sin so impudently, 
 as if they did it on purpose to try whether God 
 was ju.it or powerful enough to punish them for 
 it, Mai. . 3 . 15. [HI] ('/ iiatan, who tempts us 
 to bring us to evil, to sin, to distrust, to a con¬ 
 tempt of God and his la'ws, to pride, vanity, 6;c. 
 He lays snares for us, even in our best actions, 
 to make us lose the benefit of them, by imputing 
 the merit of them to ourselves only, and not to 
 God. He tempted David, and prevailed -with 
 him to number the people out of confidence and 
 vain curiosity, 1 Chron. 21. 1. He ternpted 
 our Saviour in the wilderness, and in vain en¬ 
 deavoured to infuse into him sentiments of pride 
 and ambition, Luke 4. 2, .3, 4. He tempted 
 Ananias and Sapphira, to make them lie to the 
 Holy Ghost, xicts 5. .3. 
 
 Gen. 22. 1. God did t. Abraham and said unto him 
 Exod. 17 .2. Moses said, wherefore do ye t. the L..' 
 Dent. 6. 16. ye shall not t. the Lord your God 
 Isa.I. 12. 1 will not ask, nor will 1 t. the I-oi’d 
 Mai. .3.15. vea, tliev that t. God are delivered 
 Mat. 4. 7 . Jesus sai’d, it is written again, thou shalt 
 not t. the 1 Old thy God, iMke 4. 12. 
 22.18. wh}’ t. ye me ' Mark 12. 15. Luke 20. 23. 
 Arts 5. 9 . >e have agreed together to t. the .Spirit 
 15.10. now therefore w h\’ t. ye God to put a yoke 
 1 Vor. 7 . 5. that Satan t. you not for your lucontin. 
 10.9. neither let usr. Chr. as some of them tempted 
 lEMPlAllOR 
 
 Signifies, [1] Those means and enticements -which 
 the devil makes use of to ensnare and allure 
 mankind. Mat. 6. 13. 1 26. 41. [2] Those afilic- 
 
 ti 07 is and tfnuhles^ zi hereby (tod tries hts peo^ 
 pie, Jam. 1. 2, 12. [3] Persecution for religion, 
 Luke 8. 13. 
 
 Exod. 17 . + 7 . called the name ot the place t. 
 
 Psal. 95. 8. hear his voice, harden not your hearts, 
 as in the day of t. in the w ilderness, Heb. 3.8. 
 Mat. 6.13. and lead us not into t. Luke 11.4. 
 
 26. 41. watch and pray, tliat ye enter not into t. 
 
 mark 14. .38. Luke 22. 40. 40. 
 T.uke 4. 1.3. when the devil had ended all his t. 
 
 8.13. have no root, anti in a time ot /. tall away 
 1 Gor. 10.1.3. no t. hath taken you ; will with t. 
 Gal. 4.14. and mv t. in my flesh ye despised not 
 1 Tim. 6. 9 . tliev that will ^e rich tall into t. 
 
 Jam. 1. 12. blessed is the man that endureth t. 
 Bev. 3.10. 1 w ill keep thee also from the hour of t. 
 TEMPTAllONS. 
 
 Dent. 4. 34. fake a nation out of a nation by t. 
 
 7 .19. the great t. thine eyes saw, and signs, 29. 3. 
 /,«>!« 22. 28. ye have continued with me in my t. 
 Acts Ho. 19 . serving Goil with many tears and t. 
 Jam. 1.2. count it joy wlien ye fall into divers r. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.6. ye are in heaviness thro manitold t. 
 2Pet.Q.9. L. knows how to deliver the godly outofr. 
 il.MPl'ED. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 7 . and because they t. the Lord, saying 
 Num. 14.22. and have t. me now these ten limes 
 Deut. 6. If), not tempt God as ye t. him in Massah 
 Psal. IQ. 18. and they t. God in their heart, 41. 
 
 56. yet they t. and provoked the most high God 
 
 Ps. 95. 9 . when fathers t. me, proved me, lleb. 3. 9. 
 106 . 14. but lusted, and t. tJod in the desert 
 Mat. 4. 1. to he t. of the devil, Mark 1. 13. Luke 4. 2. 
 Luke 10. 25. a lawyer t. him, saying, Master 
 1 Cor. 10.9. as some of them t. and were destroyed 
 1.3. who will not suffer you to he t. above that 
 Gal. 6. 1. considering thyself, lest thou also be t. 
 
 1 Thess. 3.5. lest by some means the tempter t. you 
 Heb. 2. 18. he himself hath suflered, being t. 
 
 4. 15. but was in all points t. like as we are, yet 
 
 11. . 37 . they were sawn asunder, w ere t. w ere slain 
 Jam. 1.13. let no man say when he is t. 1 am r. or 
 God, for God cannot her. with evil, nortempteth 
 
 14. hut every man is r, w hen he is drawn ot lust 
 
 J EMP'lEU. 
 
 Mat. 4. .3. when the t. came to him, he said 
 1 Thess. .3.5. lest by some means the r. have tempt. 
 
 1 L.MPl El H. 
 
 Jam. 1. 13. cannot he tempted, neitherr. any man 
 TE.MPllNG. 
 
 Mat. 16. 1. the Pharisees t. (ffii ist, and seeking a 
 sign, Mark is. 11. Luke 11. 16. 
 
 19. 3. the Pharisees also came to him, r. him 
 
 22. .35. the lawyer asked him a question, t. him 
 Mark 10. 2. a man to put away his w ite, r. him 
 John 8. 6. this they said, r. him, that they might 
 
 LEN. 
 
 Gen. 16 . 3. Abraham dwelt r. years in Canaan 
 
 18. .32. peradventure r. shall he found there, and 
 he said, 1 will not destroy it for r. sake 
 
 24. 10. the servant took r. camels of his masters 
 22. took bracelets for her hands of r. shekels 
 
 32. 15. Jacob took t. bulls and t. foals for Esau 
 42. 3. Joseph's t. brethren went to buy corn 
 45. 23. Joseph sent t. asses and t. she-asses 
 Exod. 26. 1. make a tabernacle with r. curtains 
 27 . 12. their pillars r. and their sockets r. 
 
 34. 28. wrote t. commandments, Deut. 4.13.1 10.4. 
 Lev. 26. 26. t. women shall hake your bread 
 27 . 5. and for the female t. shekels, 7- 
 Num. 7 . 14. one spoon of t. shekels, 20. 26. 
 
 11. 32. he that zathered least gathered r. homers 
 29. 23. and on the fourth day t. bullocks 
 
 Josh. 17 . 5. there fell t. portions to Manasseh 
 
 21. 5. ivohath had by lot out of Ephraim, Manas¬ 
 
 seh, and Dan, t. cities, 1 Chron. 6. 61. 
 
 22. 14. Israel sent with Phinelias t. princes 
 Judg. 6. 27 . Gideon took t. men of his servants 
 
 12. 11. Elon a Zebulonite judged Israel t. years 
 
 17 . 10. 1 will give thee t. shekels of silver 
 
 20. 10. we w ill take t. men of an hundred 
 Ruth 1. 4. they dwelt in Moab about t. years 
 
 4. 2. Boaz took t. men of the elders of the city 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 8. am not J better to thee than t. sons ? 
 
 17 . 17 . take these t. loaves, and run to the camp 
 
 18. carry these t. cheeses to the captain 
 
 25. 5. David sent out t. young men to Nabal 
 
 2 Sam. 15.16. David left t. concubines to keep house 
 
 18. 11. and 1 w ould have given thee t. shekels 
 
 15. t. young men smote Absalom, and slew him 
 
 19 . 4.3. they said, we have t. parts in the king 
 
 20. .3. the king took hisr. concubines, and put them 
 
 1 Kings 4. 2.3. t. tat oxen in one day for Solomon 
 7 . 24 . t. knots in a cubit compassing the sea round 
 
 27- and he made t. bases ot brass, 37- 
 .38. he made t. lavers of brass, 4.3. 2 Chron. 4. 6. 
 il.Sl. take thee t. pieces ; 1 w ill give <. tribes, 35. 
 
 14. .3. take w itii thee t. loaves to Ahijah 
 
 2 Kings 5. 5. Isaaman took t. talents, t. changes 
 
 13. 7 . leave but liftv horsemen and t. chariots 
 
 15. 17 . Menahem reigned t. years in Samaria 
 25. 25. Ishmael came, and t. men wi'h him, and 
 
 smote Gedaliah, Jer. 41. 1, 2. 
 2 Chron. 4. 7. he made t. candlesticks H 8. t. tables 
 Ezra 8. 24. and t. of their brethren with them 
 Neh. 11. 1. bring one of r. to dwell at Jerusalem 
 Esth. 9 . 10. the t. sons of Hainan slew they, 12. 
 
 13. and let Hainan’s t. sons be hanged, 14. 
 
 Psal. .33. 2. instrument of/. strings, 92. 3. | 144. 9. 
 Eccl. 7 . 19. more than t. mighty men in the city 
 Isa. 5. 10. t. acres of vinevarirshall yield one bath 
 Ezek. 45.14. an homer of i. baths, t. baths an homer 
 Dan. 7 . 7 . the fourth beast had t. horns, 20, 24. 
 Amos 5. 3. shall leave t. to the house of Israel 
 6. 9. if t. men remain in one house, they shall die 
 Hag'. 2. 16. since those days when one came to an 
 heap of twenty measures, there were but t. 
 Zech. 5. 2. the breadth of the roll is t. cubits 
 8. 23. t. men shall take hold of him that is a Jew 
 Mat. 20. 24. and w hen the t. heard it. Mark lo. 41. 
 25. 1. the kingdom shall he likened to t. virgins 
 
 28. and gi'^e it to him that hath t. talents 
 Luke 15. 8 . what woman having/, pieces of silver 
 17 . 12 . there met him /. men that were lepeis 
 17 . Jesus said, were there not /. cleansed r 
 
 19. 13. and delivered them /. pounds, and said 
 
 16 . l.ord, thy pound hath gained t. pounds 
 
 17 . well, have thou authority over/, cities 
 
 24. ami give it to him that hath /. pounds 
 
 25. they said. Lord, he hath /. pounds 
 
 Rev. 12 .. 3 . a liragon having/, horns, 13. 1. 117. 3. 
 17 . 7 . woman and beast of seven heads and /. horns 
 12 . and the /. horns thou saw est are the /. kings 
 
 16. the /. horns thou sawest shall hate the w hore 
 See Cubits, Days, Degrees, Thousa.nd, 
 
 1 Hot SANDS. 
 
 '1 EN times. 
 
 Gen. 31. 7 . and hath changed my wages /. times, 41. 
 Num. 14. 22. and have tempted me now these /. tim. 
 Neh. 4.12. when Jews came, they said unto us, /. /. 
 Job 19 . 3. these t. times have ye reproached me 
 Dan 1. 20. he found them /. times better than all 
 TERS. 
 
 Exod. 18.21. place such over them to be rul. of /. 25. 
 Deut. 1.15.1 made them heads, captains over /. 
 TER l H. 
 
 Gen. 28. 22. I will surely give the /. to thee 
 I.ev. 27 . 32. the /. shall be holy to the Lord 
 Num. 18. 21. 1 have given children of I/ivi the /. 
 Deut. 23.2. a bastard not enter to /. generation, 3. 
 1 Sam. 8. 15. king w ill take the /. of your seed 
 
 17 . he will take the /. of your sheep and vineyards 
 
TEN 
 
 TER 
 
 T E S 
 
 1 Chr. 10. 13. t. captain of sons of Gad, Jeremiah 
 24. 11. thei. lot came forth to Sliecaniah 
 
 25.17. the t. lot came fortli to Shimei 
 
 27.13. the t. captain for the t. month, Meharai 
 Jsa.h. 13. but yet in it shall be a l. and return 
 Jer. 32. 1. in the t. year of Zedekiah king of J udah 
 Jo/m 1. .39. for it was about the t. hour 
 
 Meo. 21. 20. the t. foundation a chrysoprasus 
 6ee Day, Dkal, Month, Part. 
 
 TEND. 
 
 Prov. 21. 5. thoughts of diligent to plenteousness 
 TENDETll. 
 
 Prov. 10.16. the labour of the righteous i. to life 
 
 11. 19. as righteousn. t. to life, so he that pursues 
 
 24. there is that withholdeth, but it i. to poverty 
 14. 23. the talk of the lips t. only to penury 
 
 19. 23. the fear of the Lord t. to life 
 TENDER 
 
 Signifies, [1] Wealc and feeltle, Gen. 3.3. 1.3. [2] 
 JSiice and delicate. Dent. 28. 56. [.3] Young 
 
 and carefully educated, Prov. 4. 3. [4] Pitiful, 
 
 or of a compassionate and forgiving temper, 
 Eph.4. 32. 
 
 Gen. 1.1 11. let the earth bring forth t. grass 
 18. 7. Abraham ran and fetched a calf t. and good 
 
 33.1.3. my Lord knoweth that the children are t. 
 41. t 4.3. they cried before him, t. father 
 
 Deut. 28. 34. so the man that is t. among you 
 56. the t. and delicate woman amonsr you 
 .32. 2. shall distil as the small rain on the t. herb 
 
 2 Ham. .3. f 39. 1 am this day t. tho’ anointed king 
 . 2.3. 4. as the t. grass springing out of the earth 
 
 2 Kings 22.19. because thy heai t was t. 2 Ghr. .34.27. 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. .Solomon is youn" and r.29. 1. 
 
 Job 14. 7. that ther. branch will not cease 
 .38. 27. to cause the bud of the t. herb to spring 
 Psal. 23. t 2. to lie down in pastures of t. gi'ass 
 Prov. 4. 3. t. and beloved in sight of my mother 
 27 . 25. hay appears, and the r. grass sheweth itself 
 ■Cant. 2.13. the vines with t. grape give a good smell 
 
 15. foxes spoil vines, for our vines have;, grapes 
 7 . 12. let us see whether the t. grape appear 
 
 Isa.I. t 4. fear not, neither let thy heart be t. 
 
 47 . l.thou shall no more be called t. and delicate 
 
 5.3. 2. he shall grow up before him as a t. plant 
 pzek. 17 . 22. I will crop off a t. one and plant it 
 Jjan. 1 .9. now God brought Daniel into t. love 
 
 4.15. leave the stump in earth, in the t. grass, 23. 
 Klat. 24. .32. when his branch is t. Mark 1.3. 28. 
 Luke 1. 78. through the t. mercy of our God 
 Jam. 5. 11. the Lord is pitiful, anrl of t. mercy 
 '1 E N D E W-hearted. 
 
 ■2 Chr. 1.3. 7 . when Hehoboam was young and t.-h. 
 £ph. 4. 32. be kind and t.-hearted one to another 
 Hee IIIercies. 
 TENDERNE.SS. 
 
 Peut. 28. 50. to set her foot on the ground for t. 
 TENONS. 
 
 Lxod. 26. 17 . two t. in one board, 19.1 36. 22,24. 
 TENOR. 
 
 Gen. 43. 7. according to the t. of these words 
 Lxod. 34. 27 . after t. of these words 1 madeacov'en. 
 TENT 
 
 Signifies, [1] An apartment, or lodging-place made 
 of canvass or other cloth on poles, Gen. 4. 20. 
 Num. 1. 32. [2] The coveting of the tabernacle, 
 Exod. 20. 11. [3] The church. Cant. 1.8. 
 
 Gen. 9. 21. and Noah was uncovered in his t. 
 
 12. 8. Abram removed and pitched his t. 13. 3. 
 
 13. 12. Lot pitched his r. towariis Sodom 
 
 18. Abram removed his t. and dwelt in the plain 
 
 18. 1. he sat in t. door 1|6. he hastened into the t. 
 
 9. where is Sarah thy wife r he said, in the t. 
 
 24. 07 . he brought her into his mother Sarah’s t. 
 26. 17 . and Isaac pitched his r.in the valley 
 
 25. built an altar, and pitched hist, at Beer-sheba 
 31.25. Jacob had pitched hisr. in the mount 
 
 33. Laban went into .lacob’s t. Leah’s t. Rachel’s t. 
 .33. 18. Jacob pitched his t. before Shalem, I 9 . 
 
 .35. 21. Israel spread hisr. beyond the^tower 
 Lxod. 18. 7- iMoses and Jethro came into tiie t. 
 
 26. 11. couple the t. together that it may be one 
 
 3.3. 8. stood every man at his t. door, and looked 
 
 10. they worshipped every man in his t. door 
 
 35. 11. make the tabernacle his t. and covering 
 
 36. 18. he made taches to couple the t. together 
 
 19. be made a covering for the t. of rams’ skins 
 39. .33. and they brought the t. to Jloses 
 
 40. 19 . he spread abroad the t. over the tabernacle, 
 and put the covering of the t. above upon it 
 J.CV. 14. 8. leper shall tarry out of his t. seven days 
 Num. .3. 25. the charge of Gershon shall be the t. 
 9. 15. the cloud covered the t. of the testimony 
 11. 10. heard the people weep every man in his t. 
 
 19.14. the law when a man dieth in a t.all that come 
 
 into the t. and is in ther. shall be unclean 
 18. and a clean person shall sprinkle the t. 
 
 25. 8. he went after the man of Israel into the t. 
 Josh. 7 . 2L hifl in the earth in the midst of my t. 
 
 22. they ran into the t. and it was hid in his t. 
 2.3. they took them out of the midst of the t. 
 
 24. all Israel burnt his t. and all that he had 
 Judg. 4. 17 . Sisera fled on his feet to the t. of Jael 
 
 20. he said to her, stand in the door of the t. 
 
 21. Jael took a nail of the t. and an hammer 
 5. 24. blessed shall she be above women in the t. 
 
 7 . 8. he sent the rest of Israel every man to his t. 
 7 . 13. a cake of barley-bread came unto a t. 
 
 19. + 9. that to-morrow thou mayest go to thy i. 
 
 20. 8. saying, we will not any ot us go to his t. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. In. and they fled every man into his t. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 17- I 19. 8. 
 1.3.2. rest cf the people he sent every man to his t. 
 17 . 54. David put Goliath’s armour into his t. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 6. hut 1 have walked in a r. 1 Chr. 17 . 5. 
 16. 22. they spread Absalom a t. on the top of house 
 20. 22. and they retired every man to his t. 
 
 2 A ings 7 . 8. these lepers went into one t. another t. 
 1 Chron. 15.1. David pitched a t. for thearkofGofi 
 
 16. 1. they set it in the midst of the t. 2 Chron. 1. 4. 
 Chron. 25. 22. and they fled every man to his t. 
 
 Job 21. t 28. where is the t. of the tabernacle of 
 
 P.tal. 78. 60. the t. which he placed among men 
 Isa. 1.3. 20. nor shall the Arabian pitch t. there 
 .38. 12. mine age is resnoved as a shepherd’s t. 
 
 40. 22. spreadeth them out as a t. to dwell in 
 54. 2. enlarge the place of thy t. let them stretch 
 
 Jer. 10. 20. there is none to stretch forth my t. 
 
 . 37 . 10. tiiey should rise up every man in his t. 
 i'EN I-makers. 
 
 Acts 18. 3. by their occupation they were t.-makers 
 TEN 18. 
 
 Gen. 4.20. Adah was the father of such as dwelling. 
 9. 27 . Japheth shall dwell in the t. of .8hem 
 
 I. 3. 5. Lot also had flocks, and herds, and t. 
 
 25. 27 . Jacob was a plain man, dwelling in t. 
 
 31. .33. I.aban went into the maid-servants’ t. 
 
 Exod. 16 . 16. gather ye for them that are in t. 
 Num. 1. 52. children of Israel shall pitch their G 
 
 9 . 17 . where the cloud abode, they pitched t. 
 
 18. cloud abode, they rested in their t. 20, 22, 2.3. 
 
 13. 19 . whether they dwell in t. or strong holds 
 16. 26. depart from the t. of these wicked men 
 27 . came out, and stood in the door of their t. 
 
 24. 2. and Balaam saw Israel abiding in his t. 
 
 5. how goodly are thy t. G .lacob, and thy tabern. 
 Deut. 1. 27 . and ye murmured in your t. and said 
 33. to search 3 0 U out a place to pitch your t. in 
 5. .30. go say to them, get ye into your t. again 
 
 II. 6. the earth swallowed them up anti their t. 
 
 16. 7- and thou shall turn and go unto thy t. 
 
 . 3 . 3 . 18. he said, rejoice Issachar, in thy t. 
 
 Josh. 22. 4. return ye, and get you into your t. 6. 
 
 8. return with much riches unto your t. 
 
 Judg. 6. 5. the Midianites came with their t. 
 
 8. 11. went by the way of them that dwelt in t. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 53. they spoiled the Philistines’ t. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 11. ark, Israel and Judah abide in t. 
 
 20.1. every man to hisr. 1 Kin. 12.16.2 C’//r. 10. 16. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 66. Israel went to their t. 2 Chron. 7. 10. 
 
 20. t 12. was drinking, he and the kings, in t. 
 
 2 Kings!. 7. and the .Syrians left their r. 10. 
 
 16 . Israel spoiled the t. of the Syrians 
 
 8. 21. and the people fled into their t. 14. 12. 
 
 13. 5. the children of Israel dwelt in their t. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 41. they came and smote the t. of Ham 
 
 5. 10. and they dwelt in the Ilagarites’ t. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 15. they smote also the of cattle 
 
 31. 2. to praise m the gates of the t. of the Lord 
 
 Ezra 8. 15. at Ahava we abode in t. three days 
 Psal. 69. 25. and let none dwell in their t. 
 
 78. 55. made tribes of Israel to dwell in their t. 
 
 84. 10. than to dwell in the t. of wickedness 
 106. 25. murmured in their t. and hearkened not 
 120. 5. woe is me, that I dwell in the t. of Kedar 
 Cant. 1.5.1 am black, but comely, as ther. of Kedar 
 8. and feed thy kids beside the shepherds’ t. 
 
 Jer. 4. 20. suddenly are my t. spoiled, and curtains 
 
 6. .3. they shall pitch their t. against her round about 
 .30. 18. will bring again the captivity of Jacob’s t. 
 .35. 7 . but all your days ye shall dwell in t. 
 
 10. but we have dwelt in t. and have obeyed 
 49 . 29. their t. and flocks shall they take away 
 
 Hah. 3. 7. 1 saw the t. of (hishan in affliction 
 Zech. 12. 7- tbe Lord shall save the t. of J udah first 
 
 14. 15. so shall be the plaeue of all in these t. 
 
 LERMED. 
 
 Isa. 62. 4. thou shalt no more be t. forsaken, nei¬ 
 ther shall thy land any more be t. desolate 
 TERRI SI IflAL. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 40. there are bodies t. the glory of the t. 
 
 .TERRIBLE. 
 
 Exod. 34. 10. for it is a t. thing that I will do 
 Deut. 1. 19 . v ent thro’ that t. wilderness, 8. 15. 
 
 7 . 21. the Lord thy God is a mighty God and t. 
 
 10. 17 . Neh 1.5. 14. 14. | 9. .32. 
 10. 21. hath done for thee t. tilings, 2 Sam. 7 . 23. 
 Judg. 13. 6. was like an angel of God, very t. 
 
 Job . 37 . 22. with God is t. niajesty 
 39. 20. the glory of his nostrils is t. 
 
 41. 14. his teeth are t. round about ^ 
 
 Psal. 45. 4. thy right hand shall teach thee i. things 
 47 . 2. for the I.ord Most High is t. he is king over 
 
 65. 5. by t. things in righteousness wilt answer us 
 
 66. 3. say unto God, how /. art thou in thy works ! 
 5. t. in his doing towards the children of men 
 
 68. .35. thou art t. out of thy holy places 
 76. 12. he is t. to the kings of the earth 
 86. t 14. assemblies of t. men sought my soul 
 99. 3. let them praise thy great and t. name 
 106 . 22. who had done t. things by the Red sea 
 145. 6. men shall speak of the might of thy t. acts 
 Cant. 6. 4. thou art t. as an artny with banners 
 Isa. 13. 11. 1 will lay low the haughtiness of the t. 
 18. 2. go to a people t. || 7 . from a people t. 
 
 21. 1. itcouielh from the desert, from at. land 
 
 25. 3. the city of the t. nations shall fear thee 
 
 4. when the blast of the t. ones is as a storm 
 
 5. the branch of the t. ones shall be brought low 
 29 . 5. the multitude of the t. ones shall be as chaff 
 
 20. for the t. one is brought to nought 
 49 . 25. and the prey of the t. shall be delivered 
 64. .3. w'hen thou didst t. thinas, winch we 
 Jer. 15. 21. redeem thee out of the hand of the t. 
 20. 11. the Lord is with me as a mighty t. of one 
 Ijam. 5. 10. skin was black, because ot t. famine 
 Ezek. 1. 22. was as the colour of the t. crystal 
 28. 7- behold therefore 1 will bring the t. of the 
 nations upon thee, 30. 11.1 .31. 12. 
 • 32 .12. T will cause to fall the t. of the nations 
 Dan. 2. .31. the form of the image was t. 
 
 7 . 7 .1 saw a fourth beast dreadful and t. and strong 
 Joel 2.11. the day of the 1 ord is great and very t. 
 
 31. before the great and t. day of the I,ord come 
 Hab. 1 . 7 . the Chaldeans are t. and dreadful 
 Zeph. 2. 11. the Lord will be t. unto Moab 
 lleb. 12. 21. so t. was the sight that Moses said 
 TERRI BEEN ES.S. 
 
 Deut. 26. 8. the Lord brought us out with great t. 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 21. to make thee a nameot greatness and t. 
 Jer. 49. 16. thy' t. hath deceived thee and the pride 
 TERRIBLY. 
 
 Isa. 2. 19 . he ariseth to shake t. the earth, 21. 
 
 Nah. 2. 3. and the fir-trees shall be t. shaken 
 
 TERRIFY. 
 
 Job 3. 5. let the blackness of the day t. it 
 
 9 . 34. let him take his rod, and let iiot his fear r. 
 
 31. 34. or did the contempt of families t. me ? 
 
 Psal. 10. t 18. man of the earth may no more t. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 9 . seem as if I would t. you by letters 
 TERRIFIED. 
 
 Gen. 45. + 3. for they were t. at his presence 
 Deut. 20. 3. fear not nor be t. because of them 
 
 1 Sam. 16. t 14. an evil spirit from the jA)rd t. hiiB 
 l.uke 21. 9. when ye shall hear of wars, be not t. 
 
 24. . 37 . but they were t. and affrighted 
 Phil. 1. 28. and in nothing t. by your adversaries 
 TERRlElE8i. 
 
 Job 7 .14. then thou t. me through visions 
 TERRACES. 
 
 2 Chron. 9.11. made of algum-trees t. to the house 
 
 TERROR 
 
 Signifies, [1] Great fear or dread, Gen. 35. 5. [2] 
 Dreadful and unexpected judgments, Psal. 73. 19 . 
 [.3J An example striking terror into others, Ezek. 
 27 . 36. [4] Those threatenings, ■uihereby the 
 
 •wicked endeavour to affect good men with Jear, 1 
 Pet. 3. 14. [5] The great and terrible day of judg 
 meat, 2 Cor. 5. 11. 
 
 Gen. 35. 5. and the t. of God was upon the cities 
 J.ev. 26. 16. 1 will even appoint over you t. 
 
 Deut. 32. 25. the sword without and t. within 
 34. 12. in all the great t. which Moses shewed 
 Josh. 2. 9 . and that your t. is fallen upon us 
 Job 31. 2.3. destruction from God was a t. to me 
 .3.3. 7 . behold, my t. shall not make thee afraid 
 J^sal. 91 . 5. shalt not be afraid for the t. by night 
 Isa. 10 . 3.3. the Lord will lop the bough with t. 
 
 19 . 17 . the land of Judah shall be a t. to I’.gypt 
 .3.3. 18. thine heart shall meditate t. where is 
 54. 14. thou shalt be far from t. it shall not 
 Jer. 17 . 17 . be not a t. to me |1 20. 4. a t. to thyself 
 
 32. 21. and hast brought forth Israel with great t. 
 Ezek. 26. 17 . cause t. to be on all that haunt it 
 
 21. 1 will make thee at. 27. 36.1 28. 19. 
 
 32. 23. which caused t. in the land, 24, 25, 26, 27. 
 30. with their t. they are ashamed of their might 
 .32. 1 have caused my t. in the land of the living 
 Rom. 1.3. 3. for rulers are not a t. to good works 
 2 Cor. 5. 11. knowing therefore the t. of the Lord 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 14. be not afraid of their t. nor troubled 
 
 TERRORS. 
 
 Deut. 4 34. assayed to take a nation by great t. 
 
 Job 6. 4. the t. of God do set themselves in array 
 18. 11. t. sliall make him afraid on every side 
 14. and it shall bring him to the king of t. 
 
 20.25. the swoid conieth, t. are upon him 
 24. 17 . they are in the t. of the shadow of death 
 27 . 20 . t. taLe hold on him as waters, a tempest 
 30. 15. f. are turned upon me. they pursue me 
 39. f 20. the glory of his nostrils are t. 
 
 Psal. 55. 4. the t. of death are fallen upon me 
 73 . 19 . they are utterly consumed with t. 
 
 88. 15. while I suffer thy t. 1 am distracted 
 16 . wrath goeth over me, thy t. have cut me off 
 Jer. 15. 8. I caused t. to fall upon the city 
 Lam. 2. 22. thou hast called my t. round about 
 5.110. our skin black as an oven, because of t. 
 Ezek. 21.12. t. by reason of the sword shall be on 
 TESl'AMENT 
 
 Signifies, [I] An act of the last will of a person who 
 hath death in his view, and disposes of his estate, 
 and gives orders as to what he would have done after 
 his decease, lleb. 9. 17 . [I I] covenant which 
 God was graciously pleased to make known ajter 
 the fall of Adam, which contains the method in 
 which sinners may be saved; namely, by the blood 
 of Christ only. This covenant is called old, IJeb. 
 
 8. 13. not because it differed in substance from 
 the new ; for it did not bind such as were under 
 it to obtain justification by works; for its being 
 delivered with blood, Exod. 24. 8. taught them that 
 justification was to be had only by faith in Christ's 
 blood ; but it is called old in regard of the manner 
 of its dispensation, because it was administered to 
 the Jews in many figures, shadows, rites, and 
 sacrifices, with other obscure and dark revelations 
 and prophecies: and also in regard it was to be 
 abrogated, and the New Testament or Covenant 
 to come in its stead, which is so called, [1] Be¬ 
 cause it is ratified by the blood and actual suffer¬ 
 ings of Christ, which were typified by the sacri¬ 
 fices and sprinkling of blood, under the old di.^pen- 
 sation. [2] It contains a more full and clear 
 revelation of the mysteries of religion, and is 
 attended zoith a larger measure of the gifts and 
 graces of the Holy Spirit, Joel 2. 28. 2 lim. 1. 
 
 10. [3] It is propounded and extended to all, and 
 not confined to one nation only, as it was to the 
 Jews under the legal dispensation. Mat. 28. 19. 
 [4] It is never to zcax old or be abolished. [Ill] 
 The hooks or inspired xoritings of Moses and the 
 prophets, which contain the substance of God's 
 covenant with the Jews under the legal dispensa¬ 
 tion, 2 Cor. .3. 14. 
 
 Mat. 26. 28. this is my blood in new' t. Mark 14. 24. 
 Luke 22. 20. this cup is the new t. 1 Cor. /\. 25. 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 6. who made us able ministers of the new' t. 
 14. remains the same vail, in read.ng the old t. 
 
 Gal. 3.115. tho’ it be but a man’s t. yet if confirmed 
 Lleb. 7 . 22. was Jesus made a suretj' of a belter t. 
 
 9. 15. he is the niediator of the new t. for the re¬ 
 demption of the transgressions under the first t. 
 
 16, w'here a t. is there must also be the death 
 
 17 . for a t. is of force after men are (lead 
 
 20. this is the blood of the t. God enjoined 
 
 12. t 24. to Jesus the Mediatpr of the new t. 
 
 13. t 20. tlirough the blood of the everlasting t. 
 Rev. 11.19. seen in his temple, the ark of his t. 
 
 J- ESI' A foil. 
 
 lleb. 9. 16. must of necessit y be the death of the t. 
 
 ■ 17 . it is of no strength at all while the t. liveih 
 
 lESIIFY 
 
 Sijrnifies, [1] To bear witness. Acts 20. 24.1 26. 5 
 [2] To avouch, or affirm, John 3. 11. [3] 'To 
 
 publish and declare freely and boldly. Acts 20. 
 
 495 
 
 I 
 
T ES 
 
 TH A 
 
 21. To declare a charge, OT indictment against 
 one, Psal. 50. 7- [5] To protest, or speak against, 
 ISleh. 1.3. 15. 
 
 THum. .35. .30. one witness not t. against any person 
 Dent. 8 . 19. I t. against you tliat 'ye shall pel isli 
 
 19. 16. if a false witness t. against any man 
 31.21. this song shall t. against them as witness 
 
 32. 46. set your hearts to the words which I /. 
 I>leh. 9 . .34. wherewith thou didst/, against them 
 Job 15.6. yea, thine own lips /. against thee 
 Psal. 50. 7. O Israel, 1 will t. against thee, 81. 8 . 
 Isa. 59. 12 . before thee, and our sins t. against us 
 Jer. 14. 7. though onr iniquities/. against us 
 Dos. 5. 5. the pi ideof Israel doth t. to his face 
 Amos .3. 1.3, hear ye, and /. in the house of lacob 
 Mie. 6.3. O people, what have I done' t. against rnc 
 luke 16. 28. send Lazarus, that he inay t. to them 
 John 2. 25. needed not that any should t. of man 
 
 .3. 11. and t that we have seen |1 5. .39. they /. ot me 
 
 7. 7- becau.se I /. of it || 15. 26. he shall t. of me 
 Acts 2 . 40. with many other words did he /. 
 
 10. 42. to t. that it is he who was ordained of Cod 
 
 20. 24. to t. the gospel of the grace of Cod 
 
 26.5. my manner of life know they, if they would t. 
 Gal. 5. .3. 1 t. to every man that is circumcised 
 £ph. 4. 1~. this I say, and /. in the I.ord, that ye 
 
 1 Jo/m 4. 14. and we have seen and do t. that 
 Jiev, 22 . 16. 1 Jesus have sent my angel to /. 
 
 18. 1 t. to every man that heareth the words 
 J'K.STIFIED. 
 
 Pxod. 21.29. and it hath been t. to his owner 
 Dent. 19- 18. hath t. falsely against his brotlier 
 Ruth 1.21. seeing the Lord hath /.against me 
 
 2 iian\ 1 . 16. thy mouth hath /. against thee 
 2 Kings 17. 1-3. yet the Lord/, against Israel 
 
 15. Ids testimonies which he/, against them 
 2 Ohr. 24. 19. prophets /. against them, Keh. 9. 26. 
 Nth. 1.3. 15. 1 /. against them when they sold, 21 . 
 Jer. 42. t 19. know certainly 1 have /. against you 
 John^. .39. f*)r the saying which the woman /. 
 
 44. .lesus himself /. thata prophet, 13. 21. 
 
 Acts 8 . 25. when they had /. and preaclied tlie word 
 
 18. 5. Paul /. to the Jews, that .lesus was Christ 
 
 2.3. 11. for as thou hast /.of meat .lernsalein 
 28. 23. to whom he /. the kingdom of Cod 
 1 Cor. 15. 15. are false, because we have /. of God 
 1 Thess. 4. 6 . as we have forewarned you and /. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 6 . who gave himself, to be /. in due time 
 Heh. 2 . 6 . but one in a certain place /. saying 
 1 Pet. 1 . 11 . when it /. beforehand the sufferings 
 \Johnb. 9. the witness which Cod hath/. of ids Son 
 5 John 3. and /. of the truth that is in thee 
 TES riElED.ST. 
 
 Heh. 9. 29. and /. against them by thy Spirit, 30. 
 TESUFIETII. 
 
 JIos. 7.10. the pride of Israel /. to his face 
 John .3. .32. what he hath seen and heard that he /. 
 
 21. 24. the disciple which /. of these things 
 IJeb. 7 . 17 . for he /. thou art a priest for ever 
 Rev. 22 . 20 . he which /. these things, saith 
 
 TESTIFYING. 
 
 Acts 20. 21. /. both to the Jews and to the Greeks 
 Heh. 11.4. obtained witness, God /. of his gifts 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 12 . /. that this is the true grace of Cod 
 
 TES ri MO NY 
 
 Signifies, [1]^^ witnessing evidence, or proof. Acts 
 
 14. .3. [ 2 ] The whole scriptvre, or word of God, 
 which declares what is to he believed, practised, and 
 expected by ns, Psal. 19.7- [3] The two tables of 
 stone, whereon the law or ten commandments icere 
 written, which were witnesses of that covenant made 
 between God and his people, Exod.23. 16, 21 . | .31. 
 
 18. \_T] The hook of the law which testifies of 
 
 God's will and man's duty, 2 Kings 11 . 12 . [ 5 ] 
 T gospel, which testifies of Christ, and declares 
 the will of God concerning the way of saving 
 sinners, 1 Cor. 1 . 6.12. 1 . 2 Tim. 1 . 8 . [ 6 ] 
 The ark, in which the law was deposited, 
 Exod. 16. .34. 
 
 pxod. 16 . .34. laid the pot of manna before the /. 
 
 25. 16. thou shaltput into the ark the /. 21. 
 
 27 . 21. without the vail which is before the /. 
 
 30. 6. mercy-seat that is over the/. Lev. 16. 1.3. 
 
 36. beat it small, and put it before the /. 
 
 31. 18. and he gave unto Moses two tables of /. 
 
 32. 15. the twotablesof /. were in his hand, 34.29. 
 38. 21. this is the sum of the tabernacle of /. 
 
 Hum, 1. iW. the Levites over the tabernacle of /. 
 
 53. Levites shall pitch about the tabernacle of /. 
 
 9. 15. the cloud covered the tent of the /. 
 
 10. 11. the cloud was taken off the tabernacle of /. 
 
 17 . 4. thou shalt lay up the rods before the/. 
 
 10. bring Aaron’s rod again before the /. 
 
 Ruth 4. 7 . gave his shoe, and this was a /. in Israel 
 
 2 Kings 11. 12. gave the king the/. 2 Chr.23. 11. 
 Psal. 78. 5. for he established a /. in .Jacob 
 
 81. 5. thus he ordained in .loseph for a /. 
 
 119. 88. so shall 1 keep the /. of thy mouth 
 122. 4. the tribes go up to the /. of Israel 
 
 I. 32. 12. if thy cluldren will keep my /. 
 
 Isa. 8. 16. bind u p the /. 1| 20. to the law and to the /. 
 Mat. 8. 4. offer the gift Moses commamled for a /. 
 
 Mark 1. 44. Luke 5. 14. 
 10. 18. for a /. against them, Mark 13. 9. 
 
 Mark 6. 11. shake off the dust for a /. Luke 9. 5. 
 Luke 21. 13. and it shall turn to you for a /. 
 
 John .3. .32. and no man receiveth his /. 
 
 33. he that received his /. hath set to his seal 
 
 8. 17 . it is written, the /. of two men is true 
 21.24. and we know that his /. is true 
 
 Acts 13. 22. to whom also he gave /.and said 
 
 14. .3. who gave /. to the wore! of his grace 
 
 22. 18. for they will not receive thy /. of me 
 
 1 C'«r. 1. 6. as the/.of Christ was confirmed in you 
 2.1. 1 came, declaring unto you the /. of Go/f 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 12. the /. of our conscience, in simplicity 
 HThess. 1.10. because our/. among you was believed 
 
 1 Tim. 2. f 6. gave himself'to be a/, in due time, 
 
 2 Tim. 1.8. be not ashamed of the /. of our Lord 
 Heh. .3. 5. tor a /. ot those things which were 
 
 II. 5. Enoch had this /. that he pleased God 
 Rev, 1. 2. who bare record of the /. of Jesus Christ 
 
 496 
 
 TH A 
 
 Rev. 1.9.1 was in the isle of Patmos for /. of Jesus 
 
 6. 9. the souls of them that were slain for the /. 
 
 11 . 7 . when they shall have finished their / 
 
 12. 11. they overcame by the word of their /. 
 
 17 . make war with them which have /. of Jesus 
 
 15. 5. tabernacle of the /. in heaven was opened 
 
 19 . 10. of thy brethren that have the /. of .lesus 
 for the /. of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy 
 See Auk. 
 
 TE.S'J’I MONIES. 
 
 Dent. 4. 45. these are the /. which Moses spake 
 
 6 . 17 . you shall diligently keep the /. of your God 
 
 20. what mean the /. which God commanded you 
 
 1 Kings 0,. 3. to keep his statutes and Ins /. 2 Kings 
 
 2.3. 3. 1 Chron. 29- 19. 2 Chnm. .34. 31. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 15. rejected his /. and followed vanity 
 Heh. 9. .34. nor have our kings hearkened to thy /. 
 I^sal. 25. 10. to such as keep his covenant and his /. 
 78. 56. and ke|>tnot his /. jl 93. 5. thy /. are sure 
 
 99 . 7 . they kept his /. and the ordinance he gave 
 119.2. blessed are they that keep his /. and seek him 
 
 14. I have rejoiced in the way of thy /. as much 
 
 22. for 1 have kept thy /. 167, 168. 
 
 24. thy t. are my delight H .31. 1 stuck to thy /. 
 36. incline my heart to thy /. not to covetousness 
 46. 1 will speak of thy /. also before kings 
 59. and 1 turned my feet to thy /. 
 
 79. let those that have known thy /. turn to me 
 95. the wicked waited, but I will consiiier thy /. 
 99. 1 have underst. for tby /. are my meditation 
 
 111. thy /. have 1 taken as an heritage for ever 
 119 . 1 love thy /. H 125. that 1 may know thy /. 
 129. thy /. are wonderful, therefore dotli my soul 
 1.38. thy /. are righteous and very faithful 
 144. the righteousness of thy /. is everlasting 
 146. I cried, save me, and I shall keep thy /. 
 1.52. concerning thy /. I have known of old 
 157 . yet do 1 not (iecline from thy /. 
 
 Jer. 44. 23. because ye have not walked in his /. 
 
 F E1 h-tree. 
 
 Isa. 6.13. 'as a t.-tree and as an oak whose substance 
 THANK. 
 
 Luke 6. .32. that love you, what /. have you 3.3, .34. 
 I’ll AN K. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.4. he appointed Levites to /. the I.ord 
 
 7 . David delivered this psalm to /. the Lord 
 
 23. .30. to stand every morning to /. the Lord 
 29 . 13. we /. thee and praise thy glorious name 
 
 Dan. 2. 23. I /. thee and praise thee, O God 
 Mat. 11. 25. at that time, Jesus said, I /. thee, O 
 Father, Loril of heaven and earth, Luke 10. 21. 
 Ijnke 17 . 9. doth he /. that servant.^ I trow not 
 
 18. 11. God, 1 /. thee, that I am not as other men 
 John 11.41. Father, I /. thee, that thou heardest me 
 Rom. 1.8.1 /. niy God through Jesus Christ, 7. 25., 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 4. I /. my God always on your behalf 
 14. I /. God that 1 baptized none of you, but 
 14. 18. I /. my God 1 speak with tongues more 
 Phil. 1. .3. 1 /. God on every remembrance of you 
 
 1 Thess. 2.13. for this cause also /. we God 
 
 2 Thess. 1. .3. we are bound to /. God always for you 
 
 1 Tim, 1.12.1 /. .Jesus Christ who hath enabled me 
 
 2 Tim, 1. .3.1 /. God, whom I serve with pure consc. 
 Philem. 4. I /. my God, making mention of thee 
 
 See Oi’FiiniNC. 
 
 THANKED. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 22. Joab bowed himself and /. the king 
 
 1 Kings^. + 66. and the people /. the king, and went 
 Acts 28. 15. Paul /. God and took courage 
 
 Rom. 6. 17 . but God be /. that ye were the servants 
 THANKFUL. 
 
 Psal. 100.4. be /. to him, bless his name. Col. .3.15. 
 Rom. 1.21. they eloriffed him not, neither were /. 
 TIIANKFULNE.S.S. 
 
 Acts 24.3. we accept it, most noble F'elix, with all /. 
 THANKING. 
 
 2 Chron. 5.13. the singers were as one in /. the Lord 
 
 THAN IGworthy. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.19. for this is t.-w. if a man endure grief 
 THANKS. 
 
 Heh. 12. 31. T appointed companies that gave t. 
 
 40. so stood the two companies that gave /. 
 
 Dan. 6. 10. he jirayed and gave /. befoie his God 
 Mat.HQ. 27 . he took the cup and gave /. Luke 22. 17 . 
 Mark 8. 6. he took the seven loaves and gave /. 
 
 14. 2.3. when he had given /. he gave it to them 
 Luke 2. .38. Anna gave /. to the Lord, and spake 
 
 22.19. he took bread, and gave /. and brake it 
 John 6.11. when he had given /. he distributed 
 
 23. they did eat bread, after the L. had given /. 
 Acts 27 ..35. Paul took bread, and gave /. to God 
 ifci/w. 14.6. he that eatelh, eateth to the Lord, for he 
 
 giveth God /. he eateth not, and giveth God /. 
 
 1 Cor. 11.24. when he had given /. he brake il 
 
 14. 17 . for thou verily givest /. well, but the other 
 
 15. 57 . /. be to God, who giveth us the victory 
 
 2 Cor. 1.11./. may be given to many on our behalf 
 2.14. /. be to God who causeth us to triurnjih 
 
 8. 16. /. to God. who put the same care in Titus 
 
 9 . 15. /. be to God for his unspeakable gift 
 Eph- 5. 20. giving /. always for all things to God 
 1 Thess. .3. 9 . w’hat /. can we rentier to God again 
 Heh. 1.3.15. offer sacrifices of praise, giving /. 
 
 Rev. 4. 9. give /. to him that sat on the throne 
 
 See Give, Giving. 
 THANKSGIVING 
 
 Signifies, [1] xln acknoicledging and confessing, 
 with gladness, the benefits and mercies, which 
 God bestows either upon ourselves or others, Phil. 
 4. 6. I Tim. 2. 1. [2] The sacrifice of thanksgiv- 
 ins/, I.ev.l. 12, 15. [.3] P.vtz/OT.t «/thanksgiv int', 
 Heh. 12.18. NVe are to give thanks to God, [1] 
 Lor spiritual blessings, such as willing hearts to 
 do works of piety and charity, 1 Chron. 29. 13, 14. 
 [2] For moral blessings, as wisdom and knowledge, 
 Dan. 2. 2.3. [.3] Tor saving graces, Pom. 1. 8. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 4. [ 4 ] For the judgments of God upon 
 the wicked, Vs'aX. 9. 1, 2, .3. [5] For the enlarg¬ 
 ing of Christ's kingdom, Ilev. 11. 17 . [6] For 
 
 deliverance from the body of death, Pom. 7- 25. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 57 . [7] For temporal deliverances, 
 
 Exod. 15. 1, 2. [8] For Christ, the unspeakable 
 
 gift of God, Luke 2. 38. [9] For the deliverance 
 0 } God’s ministers, 2 Cor. 1.11. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 12. if he offer it for a /. 13, 15. | 22. 29. 
 
 Keh. 11. 17 . the principal to begin the /. in prayer 
 12. 8. which was over the /. he and his brethren 
 46. there were songs of praise and /. to God 
 Psal. 26. 7 . that I may publish with the voice of /. 
 50. 14. offer unto God /. and pay thy vows to most 
 69. .30. and 1 will magnify him with /. 
 
 95. 2. let us come before his face ith /. 
 
 100. 4. enter into his gates witli /. and praise 
 107 . 22. let them sacrifice sacrifices of /. 
 
 116 . 17 . .1 will offer to thee sacrifices of /. 
 
 147 . 7 . sing to the Ixird with /. sing praise 
 Isa. 51. .3. /. and melody shall be found therein 
 Jer. 30. 19 . and out of them shall proceed /. 
 
 Amos 4. 5. offer a sacrifice of /. with leaven 
 Jonah 2. 9. I will sacrifice to thee with voice of/. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 13. thro’ /. of many grace might redound 
 
 9. 11. which causeth through us/, to God 
 
 Phil. 4. 6. with /. jet your requests be made known 
 Col. 2. 7- in the faith, abounding therein with /. 
 
 4. 2. continue and watch in the same with /. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 3. God'created to be received with /. 
 
 4. every creature is gootl if it be received with /. 
 Rev. 7, 12. /. and honour l>eto ourGotl forever 
 J HANK.SGiyiNGS. 
 
 Heh. 12. 27 . to keep the dedication with /. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 12. but is abundant by many /. to God 
 
 THANK offerings. 
 
 Fzek. 4.3. + 27 . the priests shall make your /. offer. 
 45. t 15. and for /. off'eiings to make reconciliation 
 + 17 . shall prepare the sin offering and t. offerings 
 Amos 5. t22. neither will 1 regard the /. ojferinus 
 IHAT. 
 
 Gen. 9.. 11. /. is it which compasseth the land 
 
 19. what Adam called, /. was the name tliereof 
 
 18. 25. /. be, tar from tl;ee, to slay the righteous 
 .30. .3.3. /. shalt be accounted stolen with me 
 
 Fxod. .30. .38. whosoever shall make like to /. 
 
 Lev. 10. 20. when Moses heard /. he was content 
 
 26. 44. yet for all /. 1 will not cast them away 
 Num. 6. 21. besides /. /. bis hands shall get 
 
 22. 20. the word which I say, /. shalt thou do 
 
 24. 1.3, Lord saith /. will I speak, 1 Kings 22. 14. 
 Judg. 8. .3. anger was abated, when he had said /. 
 
 11. 36. do according to /. which proceeded 
 
 1 Ham. 9. 24. behold, /. which is left, set it before 
 
 21. 9. Goliath's sword, if thou wilt take /. take it 
 
 24. 19 . for /. thou hast done to me this day 
 
 .30. 23. with /. which the Lord hath given us 
 
 2 Nam. 12. 8. if /. had been too little, 1 would 
 
 19 . 6. in /. thou lovest thine enemies and hatest 
 24. 24. I'ff'er of /. which doth cost me nothing 
 
 2 Kings 14. 6. according to /. which was written in 
 the law of Moses. 2 Chron. .35. 26. 
 
 19. 20. /. which thou hast prayed to me against 
 2 Chron. 6. 15. /. which thou hast promised, 16. 
 Fzra 6. 9. /. which they have need of be given 
 
 7 . 18. /. do after the will of your God 
 
 Job .3. 25. /. w hich I was afraid of is come to me 
 
 15. 17 . /. which I have seen 1 will declare 
 
 20. 20. he shall not save of /. which he desired 
 
 2.3. 13. what his soul desireth even /. he doeth 
 .34. .32. /. which I see nor, teach thou me 
 
 Psal. 27 . 4. /. will 1 seek after, that I may dwell 
 69. 4. then I restored /. w hich 1 took not away 
 
 10. when 1 wept, /. w as to my reproach 
 
 Feel. 1. 9 . the thing /. hath been, it is t. which shall 
 be ; /. w hich is done, is /. which shall be done 
 15. /. which is wanting cannot be numbered 
 
 2. .3. see what was /. good for the sons of men 
 
 3. 9. what profit in /. wherein he laboureth ? 
 
 15. and God requireth /. which is past 
 
 5. 4. when thou vowest, pay /. thou hast vowed 
 
 11. 6. thou kiiowest not w hether this or /. prosper 
 
 Isa. 21. 10. /. which I have heani of the Lord 
 52. 15. for /. which had not been told them shall 
 they see, /. they had not heard shall consider 
 Jer. 15. 4. for /. which Manasseh did in Jerusalem 
 45. 4. /. which 1 have built, /. w hich I planted 
 Dan. 6. 1.3. /. Daniel regardeth not thee. O king 
 11. 36. for /. /. is determined shall be done 
 Zech. 11. 9. /. /. dielh, let it die, /. /. is to be cut off 
 Mat. 1. 20. for /. which is conceived in lierisof 
 
 9. 22. woman was made whole from /. hour, 15.28. 
 
 10. 15. for .Sodom than for /. city, Mark 6. 11. 
 
 1.3. 12. taken away /. he hath, 25. 29. Mark 4. 25. 
 
 20. 7 . t. shall ye receive 1| 2.3. 3. /. observe and do 
 
 27 . 4. they said, what is /. to us ? see thou to /. 
 Mark 7 . 20. /. which cometh out, /. defileth man 
 
 13. 11. what shall be given in /. hour, /. speak 
 Luke 4. 6. all will I give, for /. is delivered to me 
 
 8. 18. shall be taken, even /. he seemeth to have 
 
 11. 40. did not he /. made /. which is without 
 
 make /. which is within also? 
 
 16. 12. not faithful in /. which is another man's 
 
 16. 15. /. which is highly esteemed among men 
 
 17 . 10. we have done /. which was our duty to do 
 24. 12. wondering at/, which was come to pass 
 
 John 1.8. he was not /. light || 9. /. was the liylit 
 
 3. 6. /. which is born of flesh, /. born of the Spirit 
 
 11. we speak /. we know, testify /. we have seen 
 
 4. 18. is not thy husband, in /. saidst thou truly 
 37- herein is /. saying true, one soweth another 
 
 5. 12. Whatman is/, which said to thee, take up 
 
 6. 27 . labour for /. meat which endureth 
 
 .32. Moses gave you not /. bread from heaven 
 48. 1 am /. bread of life || 58. this is /. bread 
 8. 38. 1 speak /. 1 have seen with my father; ye 
 do /. which ye have seen with your father 
 
 1.3. 27- 1. thou doest, do quickly || 14. 13.'/. w ill I do 
 
 16 . 1.3. what he shall hear. /. shall he speak 
 
 21. 22. what is /. to thee, follow thou me, 24. 
 
 23. went abroad, /. /. disciple should not die 
 ActsQ.^G. this is /. which wasspoken by prophet Joel 
 
 4. 21. all glorified God for /. which was done 
 
 24. when they heard /. they lifted up, 5. 21. 33. 
 
 7 . 37- this is /. Moses which said unto Israel 
 10. . 37 . /. word you know, which was published 
 Rom. 1. 19. because /. which may be known of God 
 4. 18, according to /. which was spoken, so shall 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 i?(jm.6.10. in f. lie died, in he livefh, livetli to God 
 
 7 . 0 . t. being dead wherein we were held, t. we 
 
 13. was then t. which is good inadedeatli to me? 
 
 lo. t. I do, 1 allow not 1| 19. r. 1 would not, t. do I 
 
 7 Cor. 5. 13. put away trom you t. wicked person 
 
 6 . 8 . nay, you defraud, and t. your bretliren 
 
 10 . 4. t. spiritual rock, and t. rock was Christ 
 
 30 . spoken of, for t. for wliich 1 give thanks 
 
 11 . 23. t. which also I delivered unto you 
 
 28. let him eat of r. bread, and drink of t. cup 
 J3.10. t. which is perfect, t. wliich is in part 
 
 14. 21 . and yet for all t. they will not hear me 
 
 15. . 37 . and t. which thou sowest thou sowest not 
 
 t. body that shall be, but bare grain 
 46. t. was not first whicli is spiritual, but (. whicli 
 Cor. 3. 11. if t. which is done away was glorious 
 
 8 . 12 . it is accepted according to t, a man hath 
 111. 12. what I do, t. 1 will do, that 1 may cut off 
 
 •Gal. 6 . 7 . what a man sowelh, t. shall he reap 
 Phil. 3.12. that I may apprehend t. foi- which I am 
 S Thess. 3. 10. might perfect t. which is lacking 
 
 5. 21. prove all things, hold fast t. which is good 
 1 Tim. 4.8. life i. now' is, and of t. which is to come 
 
 6. 20. keep t. which is committed to thy trust 
 Philem.lQ. if heoweth put t. on iriine account 
 JJeb. 5. 7 . and was heard in t. he feared 
 
 6. 19. which entereth into t. within ihe veil 
 
 12. 20. could not endure t. which was commanded 
 
 13. 17 . fort, is unprofitable for you 
 
 Jam.4. 15. if L. will, weshall live, and do this or r. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 13. who is he t. will harm you, if ye be 
 followers of t. which is good ? 3 John 11. 
 a John 1. 1. t. which was from the beginning 
 
 3. t. which we have seen and heard, 2.24. 
 
 2. 24. let f. abide in you which ye have heard, 
 Jiev. 2. 25. t. which ye have, hold fast till 1 come 
 .4See After, Day, M.an, Place, So, Soul, 
 
 Thing, Time. 
 
 THEATRE. 
 
 Acts^9. 29. they rushed with one accord into the t. 
 
 31. that he would not adventure himself into t. 
 
 THEE. 
 
 'Gen. 7 . 1. t. have I seen righteous before me 
 
 17 . 2 . and I wilt multiply t. exceedingly 
 22. 17 . that in blessing I will bless t. 
 
 23. 11. the field gave 1 t. and the cave gave T t, 
 39. 9. neither kept back any thing from me but t. 
 iUeitt. 28. 43. the stranger shall get above t. 
 
 1 Saw. 8. 7 . they have not 1 ejected t. but me 
 
 20. 22. behold the arrows are beyond t. .37. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 12. the kingcharge<l t. and Abishai 
 Psal. 86. 14. they have not set t. before them 
 Jer. 15. 11. I will cause ei>emy to entreat t. well 
 pzek. 7 . 9 . I will recompense r. according to thy' 
 
 29 . 5. 1 will leave t. and all the fish of thy rivers 
 Mat. 25. . 37 . when saw we t. an hungred, and fed t. 
 
 .38. when saw we t. a stranger J| .39. saw t. sick 
 Juke 14. 9. he that bade t. and him come and say 
 Pom. 11. 18. but the rootr. || 21. lest he spare not t. 
 About TH EE. 
 
 Job 11.18. thou shalt dig about t. and take thy rest 
 Jsa. 26. 20. shut thy doors about t. hide thyself 
 Jer. 46.14. sword devour round about t. Ezek. 5.12. 
 
 49 . 5. bring fear from all those that be about t. 
 Ezek. 5. 14. among nations that are round about t. 
 
 15. an astonishment to the nations round about t. 
 Puke 19 . 43. thy enemies shall cast a trench about t. 
 Acts 12. 8. cast thy garment about t. and follow me 
 After THEE. 
 
 ■Gen. 17 . 7 . to thy seeds, r.8, 9,10. 1.35.12.148.4. 
 Deut. 4.40. with thy children after t. 12. 25, 28. 
 Judg. 5. 14. after t. Benjamin among thy people 
 2 Sam. 7 .12. and I will set up thy seed after t. 
 
 X Kings!. 14.1 also will come in after t. and confirm 
 
 3. 12. nor a. t. shall any arise like thee,2 Chr. 1.12. 
 Psal. 42. 1. so panteth my soul after t. O God 
 
 63.8. my soul followeth hard after t. thy riaht hand 
 143. 6. my soul thirsteth s/irer t. as a thirsty land 
 
 •Cant. 1. 4. draw me, we will run after t. 
 
 Jsa. 45. 14. they shall come after t. in chains 
 ■Jer. 12. 6. they have called a multitude after t. 
 Dan. 2. . 39 . after t. shall rise another kingdom 
 Plus. 5. 8. cry at Beth-aven, after t. O Benjamin 
 Against TH E E. 
 
 Exod. 15. 7 . overthrown them that rose against t. 
 
 2.3. 29. lest the beast of the field multiply against t. 
 JSlum.Ql.T. we have sinned, for we have spoken ag.t. 
 Deut. 6.15. the anger of the T.ord be kindled ag. t. 
 15. 9. and he cry to the I.ord against t. 24. 15. 
 
 '23. 4. because they hired Balaam against t. to curse 
 28. 7. they shall come out ay. t. one way, and Hee 
 48. enemies which the Lord shall send ng. t. 49. 
 31. 26. that it may be there for a witness ayofrwr r. 
 Judg. 9. 31. behold they fortify the city against t. 
 
 10. 10. we have sinned ag. t. Neh. 1. ft. Jer. 14. 7,20. 
 11 . 27 . 1 have not sinned against t. 1 Sam. 24. 11. 
 
 ISam. 19.4. because he hath not sinned against t. 
 ”2 Sam. 1. 16. for thy mouth hath testified against t. 
 12. 11. behold, I will raise up evil against t. 
 
 18. 31. avenged thee of all that rose iipag. r..32. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 33. because they have sinned against t. 
 
 .35. 2 Chron. 6. 24, 26. 
 46. if they sin against r. and repent, 2 Chr. 6. 36. 
 
 50. forgive thy people that have sinned against t. 
 
 and all their transgressions,2 Chron. 6. .39. 
 20. 22. the king of Syria will come up against t. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 9. he is come out to fight against t. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 11.0 Lord, let not man prevail ag. t. 
 18. 22. and the Lord hath spoken evil against t. 
 20.2. there cometh a great multitude against t. 
 
 35.21.1 come not against t. this day, but against 
 Neh. 1 . 7 . we have dealt very corruptly against t. 
 
 9. 26. nevertheless they rebelled against t. 
 
 Job 7 . 20. why hast thou set me as a mark against t. 
 
 11. 5. but, oh that Ood would open his lips ag. t. 
 
 15.6. yea, thine own lips testify against t. 
 
 42. 7 . my wrath is kindled against Land thy friends 
 Psal. 5.10. cast them out, they have rebelled ag. t. 
 
 21. 11. for they intended evil ag. t. they imagine 
 41.4. Lord, heal my soul, for 1 havesinned ag. t. 
 
 50. 7 . hear, O Israel, and I will testify against t. 
 
 51. 4. against t. have 1 sinned, and done this evil 
 
 Ps. 74 . 23. that rise up against 1. 1.39. 21. Eccl. 10. 4. 
 119.11. thy word I hid, that I might not sin 0 ^ 7 . r. 
 139. 20. for they speak against t. wickedly 
 Isa. 7 . 5. have taken evil counsel against t. saying 
 10.24. the Assyrian shall lift uj) his %\-aK against t. 
 Jer. 1. 19 . they shall fight against t. but they shall 
 not prevail against t. for 1 am with thee, 15.20. 
 21. 13. behold, i am against t. 50. 31. | 51. 25. 
 Ezek. 5. 8. I 21.3. I 26. 3.1 28.22. 1 29. 3,10. 
 1 35. 3. I 38. 3. I 39. 1. Nah. 2. 13.1 3. 5. 
 Lam.i. 16 . thy enemies opened their mouth ag.t. 
 Ezek. 33. 30. thy people still are talking against t. 
 Amos7. 10. saying, Amos hath conspired against t. 
 Mai. .3.1.3. what have we spoken so much against t. 
 Mat. 5. 23. that thy brother hath aught against t. 
 
 18. 15. if thy brother trespass a/ 7 . t. Luke 17 . 3, 4. 
 26. 62. which these witn. ag. t. Mark 14. 60. | 15. 4. 
 Rev. 2.4. nevertheless, I have somewhat against t. 
 
 14. but 1 have a few things against t. 20. 
 
 At THEE. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 21. hath shaken her head at t. Isa. 37.22. 
 Isa. 14. 8. yea, the fir-trees rejoice at t. and cedars 
 
 52.14. astonish, at t. Ezek. 26. 16. I 27. .35. 1 28. 19. 
 Lam. 2. 15. all that pass by clap their hands at t. 
 Ezek. 27 . 36. the merchants shall hiss at t. 
 
 32. 10. 1 will make many people amazed 
 Before I'HEE. 
 
 Gen. 13. 9. is not the whole land before t. separate 
 17 . 18. said, O that Ishmael might live before t. 
 
 20.15. behold my land is bef. t. dw'ell where, 47.6. 
 
 24. 7 . the I.ord God of heaven shall send his angel 
 
 before t. Exod. 2.3. 20, 23. I .'12. .34. | .33. 2. 
 51. behold, Rebekah is before t. take her and go 
 .31. .35. let it not displease, I cannot rise up before t. 
 .3.3.12. I will go b. t. Isa. 45. 2. I 4.3. 9. set him bef. t. 
 Exod. 17 . 6. behold, I will stand before t. there 
 
 2.3. 27 . I will send my fear before t. and destroy 
 28. I w ill send hornets before t. which shall diive 
 
 out the Canaanite before t. 29, 30, 31. 1 
 .34. 11. Deut. 4. 38.1 9. 4, 5. 1 18. 12. 
 
 .33. 19 . I wdll make all my goodness pass before t. 
 and 1 will proclaim the name of the !A. before t. 
 .34. 24. 1 will cast out h. t. Deut. 6.19. 17. 1. i 9. 4. 
 Num. 10. 35. let them that hate thee flee before t. 
 Deut. 7 . 24. no man able to st. b. t. Josh. 1.5. 110.8. 
 28. 7 . they shall Hee before r. seven ways 
 
 30.15. I have set before t. this day life and good 
 .31. 3. and .loshua, he shall go over before t. 8. 
 
 32. 52. yet thou shalt see the land before t. 
 
 33.10. shall teach, they shall put incense before t. 
 Judg. 4. 14. is not the Lord gone out before t. ? 
 
 6.18. bring forth, and set it before t. 1 Sam. 9. 24. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 22. let me set a morsel of bread before l. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 24. then shall the Lord go out before t. 
 
 7 . 15. as I took it from Saul, whom I put away b. t. 
 
 16 . be established for ever bef. t. 26.1 Chr. 17.24. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 6. as he walk. b. t.\\ 12. none like theei. t. 
 
 8. 23. thy servants that walk before t. 2 Chr. 6.14. 
 
 10. 8. which stand continually before t. 2 Chr. 9. 7- 
 14. 9. hast done evil above all that were before t. 
 
 2 Kings2Q. 3. how 1 have walked before t. Isa. 38. 3. 
 1 Chr. 14. 15. go out, for God is gone forth before t. 
 
 17 . 13. as I took it from him that was ieyhre t. 
 Ezra 9 . 15. behold, we are before t. in our tres¬ 
 passes, we cannot stand before t. because of this 
 
 Neh. 4. 5. let not their sin be blotted out before t. 
 
 9. 8. and foundest his heart faithful before t. 
 
 32. let not all the trouble seem little before t. 
 
 Ps. .38. 9. L. all my desire is before t. and groaning 
 .39. 5. and mine age is as nothing before t. 
 
 69. 19. mine adversaries are all before t. 
 
 73 . 22. so foolish was 1, 1 was as a beast before t. 
 79 . II. let the sighing of the prisoner come before t. 
 88. 2. let my prayer come before t. incline, 141. 2. 
 90 . 8. thou hast set our iniquities before t. 
 
 119 .168. my ways are b. t. ll 169. let cry come 3. t. 
 Vrov. 2.3. 1. consider diligently what is before t. 
 Isa. 9. 3. they joy before t. as men wdien they divide 
 58. 8. and thy righteousness shall go before t. 
 
 Jer. 17 .16. came out of my lips, was right before t. 
 
 18. 20. I stood before t. to turn away thy wrath 
 28. 8. the prophets that have been before t. of old 
 40. 4. all the land is before r. go w hither it seemeth 
 
 Lam. 1. 22. let all their wickedness come before t. 
 Ezek. .3.3. 31. and they sit before t. as my people 
 Dan. 6. 22. also before t.O king, have I done no hurt 
 Mic. 6. 4. I sent before t. Moses, Aaron, and Miriam 
 Zech. .3. 8. thou and thy fellows that sit before t. 
 Mat. 6. 2. do not sound a trumpet before t. 
 
 11. 10. behold, 1 send my messenger, which shall 
 prepare thy w ay before t. Mark 1.2. Luke 7. 27. 
 
 Luke 15. 18.1 will say, father. I have sinned Aef. r. 
 Acts 23. .30. to say before t. what they had ag.him 
 24.19. who ought to have been here bef. t. to object 
 25. 26. and especially before t. O king Agrippa 
 Rev. 3. 8. behold, I have set before t. an open door 
 Behind THEE. 
 
 Gen. 19. 17. escape for thy life, look not behind t 
 Deut. 25. 18. Amalek smote the feeble behind t. 
 
 Ps. 50. 17 . seeing thou castest my words behind t. 
 Isa. 30.21. thine ears shall hear a word behind t. 
 Beside T H E E. 
 
 Ruth 4. 4. for there is none to redeem it beside t. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 2. for there is none beside t. 2 Sam. 7 . 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 20. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 25. none on earth that I desire beside t. 
 Isa. 26. 1.3. other lords beside t. have had dominion 
 64. 4. ntfither hath the eye seen, O God, beside t. 
 Between TH EE. 
 
 Gen. 3.15. T will put enmity bet. t. and the w'oman 
 17 . 2. I will make my covenant me and t. 7 . 
 .31. 44. let it be for a witness bet. me and /. 48.50. 
 49. Lord watch b. me and t. when we are absent 
 1 Sam. 20.23. the Ixird be b. t. and me forever, 42. 
 Ezek. 4. .3. set it for a wall of iion b. t. and the city 
 Mai. 2. 14. the Lord hath been witness bet. t. and 
 Mat. 18. 15. tell him his faultier, t. and him alone 
 Bg THEE. 
 
 Exod. 18. 14. the people stand bgt. from morning 
 
 1 Sam. 1.26. 1 am woman that stood bg t. praying 
 
 9.2.3. portion of which I said to thee, set it bg t. 
 
 2 Sam. 22.30. bg 1 . 1 ran tliro’ a troop, Psal. 18. 29. 
 
 Psal. 71 .6. bg t. have T been hoi pen from the woir 
 Prov.3. 28. when hast '\tbgt. |129. dwell securely bg t, 
 Isa. 26. 13. bg t. we willmake mentionof thy name 
 Ezek. 16. 6. when 1 passed bg t. and saw thee, 8. 
 Acts 24.2. seeing that bg t. we enjoy quietness 
 Philem. 7 . the bowels of the saints are refreshed bg t. 
 Concerning I'llE.E. 
 
 Josh. 14. 6. the thing the L. said concern, t. and me 
 
 1 Sam. 25. .30. the good that he hath spoken con. t. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 8. the king said, 1 will give charge con. t. 
 1 Kings 22. 23. the Lord hath spoken evil concern, t. 
 Nah. 1. 14. the L. hath given commandment con. t. 
 Mat. 4. 6. shall give his angels charge concern, t. 
 Acts 28. 21. neither received we letters concern, t. 
 
 For TUVA'.. 
 
 Gen. 6.21.food for t. and them H 20.7. shall pray fort. 
 Exod. 9 . .30. but as^or t. and thy servants, 1 know 
 Lev. 25. 6. sabbath shall be meat for t. and them 
 Num. 18. 9. shall be most holy for t. and thy sons 
 Deut. 5. 31.as for t. stand by me, 18.14. 2Sam 13.13. 
 Judg. 7 . and I will try them for t. there 
 
 I. 3. 15. till we shall have made ready a kid for t. 
 18. 19 . better/or t. to be a priest to house of one man 
 
 Ruths. 1. shall 1 not seek rest/or 1 .1|4. 8. buy it for t. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 24. to this time hath it been keptyor t. 
 
 20. 4. what thy soul desireth, I will do it for t. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.26. 1 am distressed/or t. brother.I onathan 
 
 10. 11. if the Syrians be too strong for t. help me 
 
 18. 3.3. would God 1 had died for t. O Absalom 
 
 19. 38. what thou requirest, that 1 will dolor t. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 18. I will speak for i. unto the king 
 
 17 . 13. and after makeyor t. and for thy son 
 
 20. 34. thou shalt make streets/or r. in Damascus 
 
 2 Kings 2. 9. Elijah said, ask what 1 shall do/or t. 4. 
 
 4. 13. say now unto her, what is to be done for t. 2. 
 2 Chron. 7. 17. and as for t. Dan. 2. 29. Zech. 9. 11. 
 JobQ. 6. if upright, surely now he would awake fort. 
 
 18. 4. shall the earth be forsaken for t. ? 
 
 Psal. 6.3. 1. O God, my soul thirsteth for t. my flesh 
 65. 1. praise waiteth for r. O God, in Sion 
 119 . 126. it is time fur t. O Lord, to work 
 Cant. 7 . 13. fruits I have laid up for t. O my beloved 
 Isa. 14. 9. hell from beneath is moved for t. to meet 
 26. 8. O Lord, we have waited for t. 33. 2. 
 
 43. .3. I gave Ethiopia and Seba fort. 
 
 4. I loved thee, therefore will 1 give men for t. 
 48. 9. and for my praise will I refrain for t. 
 
 51. 19. these are come, who shall be sorry for t. 
 Jer. .32. 17 . behold, there is nothing too hard for t. 
 .34. 5. so shall they burn odours for t. and lament 
 48. 32.1 will weep fort. l|5l). 24. I laid a snare fort. 
 51. 36. therefore will I take vengeance for r. 
 
 Lam. 2. 13. what thing shall I taketo witness fort. 
 
 14. thy prophets have seen for t. false burdens 
 Ezek. 7 . 6. it watcheth for t. behold, it is come 
 
 32. 10. their king shall be horribly afraid for t. 
 Hos. 3. 3. shalt not he for another, so will I he for t. 
 
 6. 11. also, O Judah, he hath set a harvest for t. 
 Nah. ,3. 7- whence shall I seek comfort for t. 
 
 Mat. 5. 29 . for it is profitable for t. .30. 
 
 II. 24. be more tolerable for Sodom than for t. 
 
 14. 4. it is not lawful for t. to have her, Mark 6.18. 
 17 .4. one for t. one for Moses, Mark 9.5.Luke 9..3.3. 
 
 18.8. better for r. to enter into life, 9. MarA 9.43,45. 
 
 Mark 1. . 37 . they said unto him, all men seek fort. 
 3. 32. thy mother and thy brethren seek for t. 
 
 5. 19 . how great things the Lord hath done for t. 
 Luke 22. .32. but I have prayed for t. that thy faith 
 John 11. 28. the master is come, and calleth/arr. 
 Acts 9. 5. hard/or t. to kick against pricks, 26. 14. 
 
 10. 22. to send for t. into his house and to hear 
 
 24. 25. have a convenient season, I will call for t. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. he said, my grace is sufticientyhr t. 
 From THEE. 
 
 Gen. 18.25. that be far from t. to slay the righteous 
 . 27 . 45. until thy brother’s anger turn away/rom t. 
 .30.2. hath withheld fromt. the fruit of the womb 
 Exod. 8. 29 . and Moses said, behold, I go out from t. 
 
 33. 5. therefore now put off thy ornaments from t. 
 Deut. 12. 21. if the place be too far from t. 14.24. 
 
 15. 12. tliou shalt let him go free from 1 . 1.3, 18. 
 
 16. I will not go away from t. l[ 20.15. cities far 
 
 from t. 
 
 .30. 11. it is not hidden from t. neither is it far off 
 Judg. 17 . 2. the shekels that were taken from t. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.14. Eli said to her, put away thy wine f.t. 
 15.28. hath rent the kingdom from 1 .1 Kings 11.11. 
 
 17 . 46. smite thee, 1 will take thine \\eAa from t. 
 20. 9 . far be it from t. Mat. 16. 22. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3.13. for he will not withhold me from t. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 9. what I shall do, before I be taken fr. t. 
 
 20.18. of thy sons that shall issue fromt. Isa. 39.7. 
 Ezra 4. 12. the Jews which came up from t. to us 
 Job 42. 2. no thought can be withholden from t. 
 Psal. .38. 9. and my groaning is not h\A from t. 
 
 69. 5. O God, my sins are not hid from t. 
 
 73 . 27 . they that are far from t. sliall perish 
 80. 18. so will not we go back fromt. quicken us 
 139. 12. yea, the darkness hideth not from t. 
 
 15. my substance was not hid from t. when I was 
 Isa. 54. 8. in a little wrath I hid my face from t. 
 
 10. but my kindness shall not depart from t. 
 
 Jer. 6. 8. be instructed, lest my soul depart jrom t. 
 Ezek. 21. .3. 1 will cut off from i. the righteous, 4. 
 
 22. 5. those that be far from t. shall mock thee 
 
 24. 16. 1 take away/row r. the desire of thine eyes 
 28. 3. there is no secret that they can hide/row t. 
 
 Mic. 1. 16 . for they are gone into captivity/row t. 
 Zech. 3. 4.1 have caused thine iniquity to pass fr. t. 
 Mat. 5. 29. pluck it out and cast it J'r. r. .30. | 18. 8, 9. 
 John 17 . 8 . known surely that 1 came out/ro7;i t. 
 Acts 23. 21. ready, looking for a promise from t. 
 See Depart, eu. 
 
 In THEE. 
 
 Gen. 12. 3. in t. shall all families be blessed,28.14. 
 48. 20. int. shall Israel bless, saying, God make 
 Exod. 9 .16. 1 raised thee up, toshew in t. my power 
 Deut. 23. 14. that he see no unclean thing in t. 
 
 21. it would be sin in 1 . 1122. shall be no sin in t. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 22. behold the king hath delight in t. 
 
 25. 28. evil hath not been found in t. 29. 6. 
 
 2 Sam. 15.26. but if he say, I have no delight in t, 
 
 2 K 497 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 g Chron. 19. 3. tliere are good things found in i. 
 I^sal. 5. 11. put trust int. 7- 1.19. 10. I 16. 1. | 17. 
 7.1 25.2, 20.1 31. 1, 19.1 55. 23. let them that 
 love tiiy name be joyful in t. 
 
 9. 2. rejoice iw t. lO. 16. | 70. 4.1 85. 6. Cant. 1. 4. 
 22. 4. our fathers trusted hi t. tliey trusted, 5. 
 
 31.14. 1 trusted hit. 11.33. 22. hope hi t. 38.15.1 .39.7. 
 
 50.3. trust/7i/. 57.1. 184.12.1 86.2.1 141.8. 1 143.8. 
 
 81.9. there shall no strange god be hi t. 
 
 84. 5. blessed is the man whose strength is in t. 
 
 87.7. all uty springs are in t. 
 
 Cant. 4. 7. thou art all fair, there is no spot in t. 
 Isa. 26. 3. keep liim because lie trusteth tnt. 
 
 45. 14. surely (lod is iw t. and there is none else 
 62. 4. llephzibah, for the lx)rd delicditeth in t. 
 
 Jer. 2. 19. an evil thing, that my fear is not in t. 
 iizek. 5. 9. 1 will do in t. w'hat I have not done 
 
 10. and I will execute Judgments in t. 15. 
 
 16. 34. the contrary is in t. troin other women 
 
 20. 47 . I will kindle a lire hit. it shall devour 
 22. 6. were in t. to their power to shed blood 
 
 7 . in t. have they set light by father or mother 
 
 9 . hi t. are men that carry tales to shed blood 
 
 12 . in t. have they taken gifts to shed blood 
 
 25.4. they shall set their palaces rw/. dwellings in t. 
 
 27 . 8. thy wise men, () 1 yrus, that were in t. 9. 
 
 28. 1 . 5 . was perfect, till iniquity was found in t. 
 
 ;i 8 . 16. when I shall be sanctified in t. O (Jog 
 
 iJan. 4. 9. spiritof the holy gods is in t. 18. I 5. 14. 
 
 14. 3 . for in t. the fatherless tindeth mercy 
 Mic. 1.13. for transgressions of Isr. were tound in t. 
 
 4 . 9 . whv dost thou cry ? is there no king in t.'! 
 Mat. 6 . 23. if the light that is in t. be darkness 
 
 11 . 23. mighty works which have been done in t. 
 Luke 3. 22. my beloved Son, int. I am well pleased 
 
 11 . 35 . the light which is m t. be not darkness 
 19. 44 . not leave in t. one stone upon another 
 John 17 . 21. as thou. Father, art in me, and I in t. 
 Bom. 9 . 17 . that 1 might shew my power int. 
 
 Gal. 3. 8 . tnt. shall all nations be blessed 
 
 1 Tim. 4 . 14. neglect not the gift that is in t. 
 
 2 Tim. 1 . 5. the unfeigned faith that is in t. first in 
 
 Lois and Kunice, and 1 am persuaded in t. also 
 6 . that thou stir up the gift of tiod which is hit. 
 
 3 John .3. brethren testified of the truth that is in t. 
 Bev. 18. 22 . shall be heard no more at all in t. 
 
 93. a candle shall shine no more at all in t. 
 
 Into TllEF. 
 
 Jsa. 52. 1 . no more come into t. the uncircumcised 
 0 /Til EE. 
 
 Geti. 12. 2. I will make of t. a great nation, I 7 . 6. 
 
 I .35. 11. I 46. .3. I 48. 4. E:tod. 32. 10. 
 
 13. and m 3 " soul shall live because oft. 
 
 41. 15. 1 have heard say <>/r. that thou canst 
 Num. 14. 15. which have tieard the famee/r. 
 
 Dent. 2. 25. begin to put the dread of t. and the 
 
 fear of t. tremble and be in anguish because oft. 
 
 10. 12. what doth the L. require of t. Mic. 6 . 8 . 
 Biith 2 . 19. he thatdid take knowledge of t. 
 
 1 Sam. 19. 3. I will commune with my father e/r. 
 24. 12. Lord judge, and the Lord avenge me of t. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.1.3. but one thing 1 will require of t. 
 
 24. 24. but I will surely buy it of t. at a price 
 
 1 Kings 2. 16. and now 1 ask one petition oft. 20. 
 
 11. 11. Lord said, forasmuch as this is done of t. 
 
 1 Chron. 22 . 11. build the house as he said oft. 
 
 29. 12 . both riches and honour come e/t. 
 
 14. all things come of t. of thine have we given 
 Job 11 . 6 . that God exacteth oft. less than thine 
 
 .38. 3. for I will demand oft. 40. 7- I 42. 4. 
 
 42. 5. 1 have heard oft. by the hearing of the ear 
 Bsal. 22. 25. my praise shall he of t. 71. 6 . 
 
 87. 3. glorious things are spoken of t. Ocity of G. 
 Brov. 25. 17 . lest he be weary of t. and hate thee 
 .30. 7 . two things have I required of t. den 3 " me not 
 J-ta. 58. 12. they that shall bec/t. shall build places 
 
 64 . 7 . none stirreth up himself to take hold (ft. 
 Jer. .30.11.1 will not make a full end of t. 46. 28. 
 
 .34. 4. thus saith the Lord of t. thou shalt not die 
 51. 26. they shall not take <f r. a stone for a corner 
 Bsek. 29. 8. I will cut off man and beast out of t. 
 .32. 6. and the rivers shall be full oft. 
 
 Dan. 2. 2.3. hast made known what we desired of t. 
 6. 7 . shall ask a petition, save of t. O king, 12. 
 Mic. 2. 12. I will surely assemble all oft. 
 
 5. 2. yet outo/ 1. shall come forth tlie ruler 
 
 7 . 17 . and they shall fear because oft. 
 
 Nah. 1.11. one is come outof t. a wicked counsellor 
 Zeph. .3. 18. who are of t. to whom the reproach 
 Mat. 2. 6. for out of t. shall come a governor 
 .3. 14. saying, I have need to be baptized o/ 1. 
 
 5. 42. and from him that would borrow of r. 
 
 Mark 11. 14. no man eat fruit oft. hereafter 
 jAike 1. 35. holy thing which shall be born of t. 
 
 6. 30. give to every man that asketh oft. 
 
 12. 20. this night thv’ soul shall be required of t. 
 
 16. 2. he said, how is it that 1 hear this of t. ? 
 
 John 17 . 7 . whatsoeverthou hast given me are of t. 
 Acts 10. 22. send for thee, and to hear words 0 / t. 
 28. 21. neither shewed nor spake any harm of t. 
 
 22. we desire to hearc/r. what thou thinkest 
 1 Cor. 12. 21. say to the hand, I have no need oft. 
 Phileni. 20. let me have joy of t. in the Lord 
 See, In the M 1 ust. 
 
 (v^I'HEE. 
 
 Gen. 40.19. Pharaoh shall lift up thy head from of 
 t. and the birds shall eat thy flesh from off t. 
 Kah. 1.13. now will 1 break his 3 'oke from off t. 
 On or npon 'I'll I'^E. 
 
 Gen. 16.5. my wrong be n. t. H .38.29. this breach u.t. 
 Exod. 15.26. I will put none of these diseases t. 
 Eev. 19. 19 . nor linen nor woollen come upon t. 
 Mum. 6. 25. the T.ord make his face shine t/jwoM t. 
 
 26. the Lxtrd lift up his countenance j/p(m t. 
 
 11 . 17 . 1 will take of the spirit which is upon t. 
 Dent. 4. .30. all these things are coine upont. 30. 1. 
 
 1.3.17- the Lord may have compassion upon t. .30. .3. 
 
 39.10.so blood be upon 1. 1| 28.2. blessings come on t. 
 28. 15. all these curses shall come upon t. 20. 45. 
 Judg. 16 . 9 . the Philistines Xie.upoxi t. 12.14, 2(1. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 20. is it not upon t. and thy father’s house 
 24. 12. but mine hand shall not be upon t. 13. 
 
 498 . 
 
 1 Kings 1.20. the eyes of all Israel are uj/on t. 
 
 I. 3. 2. O altar, upon t. shall he otter the priests, and 
 
 men’s bones shall be burnt upon t. 
 
 21. 21. behold, 1 will bring e. il upont. and take 
 
 2 Kings A. A. thou shalt shut door r/pewand pour 
 2 Chron. 14. 11. help us, O Ixird, tor we rest upon t. 
 
 19 . 2. therefore is wrath upon t. from the Lord 
 2u. 12. we know not what to do, but our eyes upon t. 
 Job A. 3. but now it is come and thou faintest 
 
 Bsal. 17 . 0. i have called upon t. .31. 17. 1 86 . 5, 7. 
 
 1 ^. 9 . Lam. 3. 57 . 
 
 22.10. f was cast 7<p. r.||25. .3. waitw;7.r.5,21. 1.59.9. 
 6.3.6. meditate on 1 . 1| 104.27. these wait Jd t. 14.5.1.5. 
 
 Cant. 6.1.3. return, return, that we may look upon t. 
 l a. 1.'25. and 1 will turn my hand upon t. and purge 
 24. 17 '. fear, and the pit, and the snare are upon t. 
 
 26 . 3. wilt keep him, whose mind is stayed upont. 
 47 . 9. they shall come upont. in their perfection 
 
 11. evil and desolation shall come upont. 13. 
 
 49.18. and bind them r. as a bride doth 
 
 54. 8. with kindness vill 1 have mercy ont. 10. 
 
 .59. 21. my spirit that is upon t. shall not depart 
 60. 1. and the glory of the I.onl is risen upont. 2. 
 Jer. 14. 22. therefore we will wait upont. for thou 
 
 15. 5. for who shall have pity upon t. O .lerusalem ? 
 .30. 16 . all that prey upon t. will I give for a prey 
 Ezek. 3. 25. behold, they shall put bands upont. 4.8. 
 5. 17 . and 1 will bring the sword upont. 29. 8. 
 
 29 . 7 . when they leaned upon t. thou brakest 
 Mat. 18. 33. had compassion, even as 1 had pity up.t. 
 
 21. 19. let no fruit gniw ont. henceforward 
 I.uke 1. .3.5. the Holy Ghost shall come upont. 
 
 19 . 4.3. for the days shall come upon t. that thine 
 Acts 13. 11. behold, the hand of the Lfjrd is upon t. 
 
 18. 10. no man shall set ont. to hurt thee 
 
 22. 19 . they know that 1 beat them that believ. on t. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 18. prophecies which went before on t. 
 Bev. 3. .3. 1 will come on t. as a thief, and thou 
 
 shall not know what hour 1 will come upon t. 
 Over TH I '. 
 
 Gen. 3. 16 . thy husband, and he shall rule over t. 
 Deut. 15. 6. but (hey shall not reign over t. 
 
 17 . 15. thou shalt in any wise set him kinger-^rt. 
 
 thou mayest not set a stranger over t. 28. .3f). 
 .30. 9 . the Lord will again rejoice overt, for good 
 Psal. 91 . 11 . give his angels charge ocer t. Luke A.IO. 
 Isa. 62.5. so shall thy God rejoice over t. 
 
 .Ter. 1.3. 21. hast taught them to be chief overt. 
 £jam.9. 17. caused thine enemy to rejoice overt. 
 Ezek. 16 . 8. I spread my skirt over t. and covered 
 .32. 3. I will therefore spread out my net overt. 
 Dan. A. 93. and seven times shall pass over t. 39. 
 Nah. .3. 19 . all that hear shall clap the hands over t. 
 Zeph. 3. 17 . he will rejoice over t. he will joy over t. 
 T/nw/A TIIEE. 
 
 Bsal. 44. 5. thr. t. will we push down our enemies 
 To or unto THEE. 
 
 Gen. A. 7 . unto t. shall be his desire, thou shalt rule 
 
 13. 15. to t. will 1 give it, I 7 . 1 17 . 8.1 26. .3. 1 28. 
 
 4, 1.3. I 35. 12. 
 
 18.10. he said, T will certainly return untot. 14. 
 
 20.16. behold, he is to t. a co' ering of the eyes 
 
 27 . 29. let people and nations bow down to t. 
 
 28.1.5. done that which 1 have spoken to t. of 
 
 22. I will surely give the tenth of all untot. 
 
 29. 19. better 1 give her to t. than to another 
 31. 12. 1 have seen all that T.aban doth untot. 
 
 16. now then whatsoever God hath said unto t. do 
 .32. discern what is thine with me, and take tot. 
 .39. that winch was torn T brought not unto t. 
 
 52. that I will not pass over this heap to t. 
 
 .38. 16 . go to, I pray thee, let me come in unto t. 
 42. . 37 . if I bring him not to t. 4.3. 9. I 44. 32. 
 
 44. 8. behold, the money we brought again unto t. 
 
 50. 17 . forgive, 1 pray thee, for they did unto t. evil 
 Exod. 3. 12". and this shall be a token unto t. 
 
 A. 16. he shall be to t. instead of a mouth 
 
 13. 9 . it shall be unto t. for a sign, 2 Kings 19. 29. 
 
 Da. .38. 7 . 
 
 18. 22. a great matter they shall bring untot. 
 
 28. 1. take untot. Aaron thy brother and his sons 
 30.23. take thou also unto t. principal spices 
 
 ,33. 5. that I may know what to do unto t. 
 
 Lev. 21. 8. he shall be holy unto t. for 1 am holy’ 
 24. 2. that they bring untot. pure oil olive 
 Num. 6. 25. the Lord be gracious unto t. 
 
 II. 23. whether my’ word shall come to pass unto t. 
 18.2. thatthe tribeof Levi may be joined unto t. 4. 
 
 19. it is a covenant of salt unto t. and to thy seed 
 
 22. 38. Balaam said to Balak, lo, 1 am coxweuntot. 
 Deut. A. .35. unto t. it was shewed that thou mightest 
 
 7 . 25. shalt not take the gold of their gods unto t. 
 
 15. 9 . he cry to Lord and it be sin unto t. 24. 15. 
 
 18.15. the Lord will raise up untot. a prophet 
 
 18. 1 will raise them up a prophet like untot. 
 
 99. 7 . let the dam go, and take the young to t. 
 
 23. 15. servant escaped from his master untot. 
 
 33. 29. who is like unto t. 1 Sam. 26. 15. Psal. 
 
 .35. 10.1 71. 19- 
 
 Josh. 1.17. as to INIoses, so will we hearken unto t. 
 
 2.18. bring all thy father’s household home unto t. 
 Judg. 7 . A. of whom 1 say untot. this shall not go 
 
 17 . 3. now therefore 1 will restore it unto t. 
 
 Buth .3.13. if he will perform untot. the part of 
 
 4.15. he shall haunto t. a restorerof thy life, daugh¬ 
 
 ter-in-law who is better to t. than seven sons 
 1 Sam. 1. 8. am not I better to t. than ten sons .' 
 
 8 . 7 . in all that they say unto 1. 1| 8. so do they unto t. 
 
 9 . 17 . behold the man 1 speak to t. of shall reign 
 11. .3. and then we will come out to t. 
 
 16. .3. thou shalt anoint him whom 1 name unto t. 
 
 17 . 45. but I come to t. in the name of the Lord 
 20.21 . for there is peace to 1 . 1| 25. 6. peace be to t. 
 28.8. bring me him up whom 1 shall name untot. 
 
 10. there shall no punishment happen to t. 
 
 9 Sam. .3.12. to bring about all Israel unto t. 
 
 12.14. the child that is born unto t. shall surely die 
 17 . .3. and 1 will bring back all the people unto t. 
 
 19. 7 . that will be worse unto t. than all the evil 
 2i'. 21. his head shall be thrown to t. over the wall 
 22. 50. 1 will give thanks unto t. Psal. 18. 49.1 
 
 30.12.175. 1.1 119. 62. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 12. choose thee one that T may do it «. r 
 1 Kings 3. 12. neither shall any arise likeuwte t. 
 
 8. 52. hearken in all that they call for unto t. 
 
 11. 31. and 1 will give ten tribes unto t. 
 
 .38. I will, be with thee, and will give Israel unto t, 
 
 14. 6. for I am sent to t. with heavy tidings 
 
 19. 20. go back again, for what have I done to t. 
 
 20. 6. 1 will send my servants unto t. tomorrow 
 
 21. .3. give the inheritance of my fathers t. 
 
 22. 24. went the spirit from me to speak unto t. ? 
 
 9 'Kings 9. 10. if tla u see me, it shall l>e &>• unto 
 
 5. 6. now when this letter is conie unto t. behold 
 
 27 . tlie leprosy of Naaman shall cleave unto t. 
 
 6. 7 . take It lip to t. II 8. 14. what said I lisha to t. 
 
 9 . 5. he said, I have an errand to t. G captain 
 11. wherefore came this mad fellow to t. '! 
 
 20. 14. from w hence came they uiuo t. ? l^a. 39. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. 18. peace be unto t. and thine helpers 
 16. 18. unto t. will I give the land, Psal. lo5. 11. 
 
 2 Chr. 26. 18. it apperlaineth notf/n/e t. I'zziah 
 Ezra 10. 4. arise, tor this nvatter belonseth vnio t. 
 Kelt. 9. 26. testified against them to turn them tot. 
 E.sth. .3. 11. the silver is given to t. the people also 
 .loh7. 20. I have sinned, what shall 1 do unto t.T 
 Ps. 5. 2. hearken unto me, iorunto t. will 1 pray, 3. 
 
 10.14. the poor committeth himself loitu t. 
 
 16. 2. my Ixird, my goodness extendeth not to t. 
 22. 5. they cried unto t. and were delivered 
 9o.\.untot.O L.do I lift up my soul, 86.4. 114.3.8.. 
 
 27 . 8. my heart said unto t. thy face will I seek 
 
 28. 1. unto t. will 1 cry, 2. 1.30. 8. I 31. 22. I 56. 9. 
 
 1 61. 2. i 86. 3. 188. 13. | 130. 1. I 141. 1. 
 
 30. 12. may sing praise to t. 56. 12. 1 59. 17- I 66. 
 
 4. 171. -2, 23 
 
 32. 5. T acknowledged my sin unto t. and iniquity 
 62.12. ahounto t. O Lord, belongeth mercy 
 65. 1. and unto t. shall the vow he performed 
 
 2. thou hearest prayer, unto t. shall all flesh come 
 69 . 13. iny prayer is unto t. in an acceptable tinifr 
 86. 8. among the gods there is none like unto t. 
 
 89. 8. O Lord G. who is a strong Lord like unto t.T 
 101. 1. unto t. O Lord, will 1 sing, 108. 3.1 1.38. 1. 
 
 1 144. 9 . lieb. 9. 12. 
 102.1. hear mj’ prayer, and let my cry come unto t. 
 120. 3. w hat shall he given unto t. thou false tongue 
 123. 1. unto t. will l lift up mine eyes, 141. 8. 
 
 I . 39 . 12. darkness and light are both alike to t. 
 Prov. 99. 19. made known to t. this day, even to t. 
 93. 7 . eat and drink, saith he to t. but his heart 
 25. 7 . better it be said unto t. come up hither 
 
 Isa. 14.10. all they shall speak and say unto t. 
 
 .30.19. he w ill be very gracious unto t. at thy cry 
 .36. 12. hath my master sent me tot. to speak 
 
 47 . 9. but these two things shall come tot. 
 
 15. thus shall they be untot. with whom thou 
 
 49. 18. all these gather together and come to t. 
 
 51. 19. these two things ai e come nnto t. 
 
 55. 5. nations that knew not thee shall run unto t. 
 60 . 19. neither shall the moon give light unto t. tl)& 
 Lord shall be unto t. an everlasting light 
 Jer. 2..31. we are lords, we will come no moreuntot. 
 
 3. 22. behold, we come unto t. for thou art our God 
 
 10. 6. forasmuch as there is none like unto t. 
 
 7 . who would not fear, for to t. doth it appertain ? 
 
 II. 20. for unto t. have 1 revealed my cause, 20.12. 
 
 15. 19. let theni return t. but return not thou 
 20. 15. man-child is born unto t. making him glad 
 
 22. 21. 1 spake unto t. in thy prosperity, but thou 
 .30. 15. 1 have done these tilings Kwte t. 
 
 .38. 20. which I speak un. t. so itshall be well vn. t. 
 40. 4. if thou come with me, I will look well un. t. 
 
 44 .16. as for the w(jrd, we will not hearken unto t 
 45. 5. but thy life will 1 give unto t. for a prey 
 
 48. 27 . for was not Israel a derision unto t. ? 
 
 Lam. 9. 1.3. what thing shall 1 liken to t. O .lenis. 
 
 what shall I equal to t. that I may comfort thee ? 
 
 4. 21. the cup also shall pass through unto t. 
 
 5. 21. turn thou us unto t. and we shall be turned 
 Ezek. 3. 6. they would have hearkened unto t. 
 
 7 . the house of Israel would not heai ken unto t. 
 
 16. 5. no eye pitied thee, to do any of these un/n t. 
 
 6. 1 said unto t. when thou w ast in thy blood, live 
 34. givest a reward, and no rew aid is given unto t 
 
 60. 1 will estabiisb unto t. an everlasting covenan 
 
 61. and I will give lliem unto t. for daughters 
 Dan. 4. 26. thy kingdom shall be sure unto t. 
 
 31. to t. it is spoken, the kingdom is departed 
 
 9 . 7 . O Lord, righteousness belongeth unto t. 
 
 Hos. 6. 4. O Ephraim, w hat shall 1 do unto t.? 
 Joel 1.19. to t. w ill I cry || 20. the beasts cry unto t. 
 Amos 4.12. thus will I do unto 1 .1 will do this unto t. 
 Jonah 1.11. they said, w hat shall we do unto t. ? 
 
 2. 7 . my praver came in unto t. into thy temple 
 Mic. 9. 'll. saving, 1 will prophesy t.oi wine 
 
 4. 8. un. t. slial I it come |16. .3. w hat have I done u. t. 
 
 7 . 12. lie shall come/n t. even from Assyria 
 llab. 1 . 2 . I even ciy out unto t. of violence 
 
 2.16. cup of the Lord’s right hand be turned unto t. 
 Zech. 2. 11. the Lord of hosts hath sent me unto t. 
 
 0. 9. behold, Ihy king cometh unto t. Mat. 21. 5. 
 lilat.S. 13. as thou hast believed, so be it done vn/o/. 
 
 16. 17 . flesh and blooil hath not revealed it unto t. 
 
 18. and 1 say also unto t. that thou art Peter 
 
 19. 1 will give unto t. the keys of the kingdom 
 22. be it far from thee, this shall not be unto t. 
 
 18. 17 . let him be unto t. as an heathen and publican 
 22. Jesus saith, I say not unto t. till seven times 
 
 20. 14. 1 will give unto this last even asunto^t. 
 
 23. . 37 . thou stonest them sent unto t. Luke 13. .34. 
 25. 44. or in prison, and did not minister unto t. 
 
 Mark 5. 41. I sav unto t. arise. Luke 5. 24. 17. U, 
 
 10. 51. what wilt thou that I do unto t. Luke 18. 41. 
 Luke 1.19. I am sent to speak un. t. ami shew thee 
 
 7 . 7 . 1 thought not myself woithy tocomewn/e t. 
 40.1 have somewhat to say u. t. he saith. say on 
 
 8. . 39 . how great things God hath done unto t. 
 
 John A. 26. Jesus saith, 1 that speak unto t. am he 
 
 5. 14. sin no more, lest a w orse thing come unto t 
 
 9. 26. w hat did be to t. H 11. 40. said I not unto t. 
 
 17 . 11. these are in world, and 1 am come to t. 13. 
 18 30. we would not have delivered him unto t. 
 19. 11. he Uiat delivered me w. t. hath the great, sm 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 John^ll. 22. what is that follow thou me, 23. 
 Jlcts 9. 17- Jesus that appeared unto t. sent me 
 MO. 32. who wlien he conieth, shall speak unto t. 
 .33. immediately therefore 1 sent to t. 
 
 21. . 37 . he said to the captain,‘may 1 speak unto t. ? 
 26. 16. for 1 have appeared unto t. for this purpose 
 Bom. 15. 9- for this cause will 1 c<m!e.ss to t. 
 
 2 TUm. 1.14. that gooil thins committed unto t. keep 
 Philem. 11. but now profitable tot. and me 
 
 16. a brother to me, but how much more to t. 
 Bev. 11 . 17 " thou hast taken to t. th 3 ' great power 
 Towards'WWA'.. 
 
 1 Sam. 19.4. his works have been very good towards t. 
 
 2 Kings'?,. 14. 1 won Id not look rorcarrf.vr.nor sec thee 
 Jer. 12. .3. thou hast tried mine htuntorvards t. 
 Ezek. 16. 42. so will I make my fury towards r.to rest 
 
 63. because of shame, w hen 1 am pac ified t. t. 
 Bom. 11 . 22.but r.goodness,if thou continue 
 
 Under 111 EK. 
 
 Eeut.dR. 23. the earth that is mtder t. shall be iron 
 Psal. 45.5. arrows whereby the people tnU tinder t. 
 Prov. 22. 27 . why should he take thy bed from und.t. 
 Isa. 14.11. worm is spread t. worms cover thee 
 Obad. 7 . that cat thy bread have laid a w'Ound un. t. 
 Wtt/ilHEE. 
 
 Gen. 6. 18. with t. will I establish my covenant 
 
 17 . 4.my covenant is with r. Ex. .34.27. Deut.og.jQ_ 
 
 19. 9 . now will we deal w orse with t. than with them 
 21.22. saying, God is tiith t. in all that thou doest 
 
 24. 40. the Lord will send his angel -rit/i t. 
 
 26. 3. I will be with t. || 24. I am trith t. 28. 15. | 
 .31. .3. I 46. 4. Eiod. ,3. 12 . Deut. 31. 23. Josh. 
 1 . 5. 1.3. 7.1 Kings 11 . .38. ha. 43. 2. 
 
 28. we saw certainly that the Lord was with t. 
 Esod. 18. 19 . hearken, and God shall be with t. 
 
 25. 22. and there I will meet with t. .30. 6, .36. 
 
 33. 14. my presence shall go with t. Deut. .31. 6. 8. 
 
 Judg. 6. 16. 
 
 Eev. 19 .13. wages shall not abide tcith t. all night 
 I^um. 5. 19. if ho man hath lien?c'?>/c t. be thou free 
 
 20. some man hath lien with t. beside thy husband 
 22. 9.G.said to Lalaam, what men are these with t.? 
 
 Deut. 2. 7- die Lord thy God hath been with t. 
 4.40. that it may go well with t. 5. 16.1 6. 3, 18. I 
 
 12. 25,28.1 19 . 1.3. 122. 7. 
 
 15.16. if he will not go because he is well with t. 
 20.1. the Lord thy God is with t. Josh. 1. 9. Judg. 
 
 6. 12. 2 Sam. 7 . 3. 
 
 20. against the city that maketh war w'ith t. 
 
 2.3. 16. he shall dwell with t. even among you 
 Judg. 4. 9 . and she said, I will surely go tvith t. 
 
 7 . 2. the people that are with t. are too many 
 
 4. this shall go jr/V/i ?. || 19.20. peace be with t. 
 lluth .3.1. rest for thee, that it may be well with t. 
 
 1 Sam'. 10. 7 . for God is with t. Luke 1. 28. 
 
 14 . 7 . behold, 1 urn with r. according to thine heart 
 17 . 37 . the Lord be with t. 20. 1.3.1 Chr.Qll. 11. 16. 
 
 21. 1. why art thou alone, and no man with t. 
 
 28. 19 . I will deliver Israel with r. to Philistines 
 
 29 . 8.hast thou found, so long as I have been with t. 
 QSam. .3. 12. and behold my hand shall be with t. 
 7 . 9 .1 was w.t. 1 Chr. 17 . 8 . || 13. 20. Amnon been w. t. 
 
 13. 26. king said to him, why should he go with t. 
 
 14. 17 . Lord thy God will be with t. 1 Chr. 28. 20. 
 15. 20. return thou, mercy and truth be with t. 
 
 38. 14. then said .loab, I may not tarry thus with t. 
 19. 7 . there will not tarry one with t. this night 
 
 1 A mgs 2.8. thou hast with t. Shimei wdio curseci me 
 .3. 6. as he w’alked in uprightness of heart with t. 
 
 6. 12. then will 1 perform my word with t. 
 
 1.3. 8. I will not go in with t. nor eat bread, 16. 
 
 17 . 18. what have I to do with t. 2 Kinas .3 1.3 
 2 Chron. .35. 21. Mark 5. 7- Luke 8. 28. John 2.4. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 26.is it well w. r.|15.26.went not heart w. t. 
 
 14. 10. even thou and Judah with t. 2 Chron. 25.19. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 11. lord, it is nothing t. to help 
 
 18. 3. ancl we will be with t. Ezra 10. 4. 
 
 25. J. () king, let not the army of Israel go with t. 
 Job 5. 23. the beasts shall be at peace wit/it, 
 
 10. 1.3. I know that this is w'ith t. 
 
 14. .3. and bringestme into judgment zeith t. 
 
 .5. seeing the number of his months are with t. 
 
 15.11. are the consolations of God small with t. ? 
 
 is there any secret thing 
 36 4._hefhati3 perfect in knowleilge with t. 
 
 40. 15. behohinow behemoth, which I made with t. 
 Psal. 5. 4. neither shall evil dwell ivith t. 
 
 .36. 9 . for with t. is the fountain of life 
 
 •39.12. I am a stranger with t. and a sojourner 
 
 73 . 23. nevertheless I am continually with t. 
 
 94. 20.shall iniquity have fellowship with t. 
 
 116. 7 . the Lord hath dealt bountifully with t. 
 
 128. 2. happy slialt thou be, it shall be well with t. 
 130.4. but there is forgiveness t. 
 
 1.39. 18. when I awake, I am still with t. 
 
 Pi'ov^ 2.1. and hide my commandments with t. 
 
 5. 17 .. be only thine own and not strangers loft/r 
 
 6. 22.itshall talk -oith 1. 1| 23. 7 . his heart is not w. t. 
 Cant. 6. 1. that we may seek him with t. 
 
 Isa. J6. 4. let mine outcastsdwell with t. Moab 
 41.10. 1 am with t. 43.5. Jer. 1. 8,19. 1 15. 20.1.30. 
 
 „ ^ . . 11. I 46. 28. Acts 18.10. 
 
 they that strive with t. shall perish, 12. 
 
 49 . 25. contend with him that contendeth with t. 
 
 54. 9. 1 havesworn that I would not be wroth w. t. 
 oi’ plead with <.]112.1.when I plead w.t. 
 
 in' ^ shall speak with t. mouth to mouth 
 o' ^•. will 1 break in pieces the nations 
 
 Zl.wiih t. will I break in pieces hoi'se and rider 
 -2. with t. will T break in pieces old and young 
 ..3. K'rM will I break shepherd and husbandman 
 ■tzzek. 2. 6. though briars and thorns be with t 
 
 SO into the plain, 1 will there talk with t. 
 
 36. 8. and 1 entered into a covenant with t. 
 fio' even deal with t. as thou hast done 
 o.. and I will establish my covenant rrrV/i 
 14. in the days that I shall deal with t. 
 
 ..1. they occupied with t. in lambs and rams 
 ,‘'4' I will fill the beasts of the earth with t. 
 
 6 . his bands anci many people w. t. 9.15. | . 39 . 4 . 
 Jios. 4. 5. the prophet shall fall with t. in the night 
 dimos 6.10. and shall say, is there yet any with t. 
 
 Obad. 7 . the men that were at peace witht. 
 
 Zech. 14.5. shall come, and all the saints with t. 
 zl/a/. 1 .B.will he be pleased with t. or accept persons ’ 
 Mat. 8.29. behold, they cried out, what have we to 
 do witht. Mark 1. 24. Intke 4. 34. 
 12 . 47 . stand without, desiring to speak witht. 
 
 18 . to. then fake witht. one or two more 
 26. 35. Peter said, tho’ 1 sh. dnewith t. Mark\4.Z\. 
 Luke 22. .33. I am ready to go w. t. both into prison 
 John?.If), he that was with t. beyond Jordan 
 ,9. .‘17. seen him, and it is he that talketh witht. 
 
 17 .5. with the glory which I had witht. before 
 21. .3. they say unto him, we also go with t. 
 
 /Ict.v 8.20. Peter Said, thy money perish witht. 
 
 Eph. 6. 3. lion, thy father that it may be well with t. 
 1 Tm. 6.21. grace bew. <||2 Tim.A.li.br'mgw.t.Vi. 
 Within Til Eli. 
 
 Deut. 28.43. the stranger within t. shall get above 
 Psal.JOQ.8. 1 will now say, peace be within t. 
 
 147 .13. he hath blessed thy children within t. 
 Prov. 22.18. is'pleasant, if ihou keep them within t. 
 Jer.4. 14. shall thy vain thoughts lodge withint. 
 Luke 19 . 44 . and they shall lay thy children within t. 
 jVithout Tlll'Jj. 
 
 Gen. 41.44. without t. shall no man lift up his hand 
 See Teach, Tell. 
 
 TIll'.FT, .S. 
 
 Exod.Tl. .3. then he shall be sold for his t. 
 
 4. if the t. be certainly found in his hand alive 
 Mat. 15. 19 . out of the heart proceed t. Mark 7 . 22. 
 Bev. 9 .21. neither repented they of their t. 
 THEIRS. 
 
 Gen. 15 .1.3. shall be a stranger in a land that is not t. 
 .34. 2.3. shall not every beast of t. be ouis ? 
 
 4.3. 34. mess was 6ve times as much as any' of t. 
 Exod. 29 . 9 . and the priests’ office shall be t. 
 
 Lev. 18.10. for t. is thine own nakedness 
 Num. 16. 26. depart and touch nothing of t. 
 
 18.9. every oblation of t. every meat offering of r. 
 Josh. 21.10. fer t. was the first lot, 1 Chron. 6. 54. 
 
 2 Chron. 18.12. let thy word be like one of t. 
 
 .Ter. 44. 28. whose words shall stand, mine or t. 
 Ezek. 7 . 11. none shall remain, nor any of t. 
 
 44. 29. every delicate thing in Israel shall be l. 
 Hah. 1.6. to possess dwelling places that are not t. 
 Mat. 5. 3. for t. is the kingdom of heaven, 10. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. call on our Lord, both t. and ours 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 9. folly shall be manifest, as t. was 
 
 THEM. 
 
 Gen. 1. 27 . male and female created he t. 
 
 Num. 14.31. your little ones, t. will I bring in 
 Deut.2S.6J. t. w'ill the Lord bring upon thee 
 1 Sam. 2. .30. t. that honour me, 1 will honour 
 2.5^ 29 . t. shall he sling out, as out of a sling 
 
 1 icings J ?. 11. t . they told also to their father 
 
 2 Kings i?. 5. t. that burned incense unto Baal 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 2. t. hath the Lord chosen to carry 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 8. t. did Solomon make to pay tribute 
 Psal. 5. 11. let t. shout for joy', let t. that love 
 .35. 19 . nor let t. w ink with eye that hate me 
 68. 1. let t. also that hate him flee before him 
 
 Isa. 41. 12. even t. that contended with thee 
 56. 7 . even t. will 1 bring to my holy mountain 
 Dan. 6. 24. they cast t. into the den of lions 
 Zeph. 1. 5. t. that worship the host of heaven 
 3.11. take away t. that rejoice in thy pride 
 Mat. 13. 41. shall gather out t. which do iniquity 
 24. 16 . then let t. which be in Judea flee into the 
 mountains, Mark 1.3. 14. Luke 21. 21. 
 Mark 16.13. they told it, neither believed they t. 
 Luke 4. 18. to set at liberty t. that are bruised 
 II. 52. and t. that w-ere entering in ye bindered 
 19 . 45. ca.st out t. that sold and t. that bought 
 24. .3.3. found the eleven, and t. that were with t. 
 John 10.16. other sheep 1 have, t. also must I bring 
 Acts 15. 19 . my sentence is, that we trouble not t. 
 21.24. t. take and pui ify thyself with t. 
 
 22.19. that I beat t. that believed on thee 
 Bom. 8. 30. moreover, t. he also called, t. he also 
 justified, and t. he also glorified 
 11.14. provoke to emulation t. which are my flesh 
 1 Cor. 5. 12. to judge t. also that are without 
 
 1.3. but t . that are without God judgetb 
 
 16.18. therefore acknowledge ye t. that are such 
 
 1 Thess.4. 14. even so t. also that sleep in Jesus 
 
 2 'f'hess. 3. 12. now t. that are such, we command 
 
 1 Tim. 4.16. shalt save thyself and t. that hear thee 
 5.20. t. that sin rebuke before all, that others 
 Heh. 10.14. hath perfected t. that are sanctified 
 
 13.3. remember t. that are in bonds, as bound 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 19 letr. that suffer according to will of G. 
 Bev. 9 . 17 . thus 1 saw horses and t. that sat on t. 
 
 11.1. and measure t. that worship therein! 
 
 1.3. 6. to blaspheme t. that dwell in heaven 
 19 . 20. beast was taken, and t. that worshipped 
 
 Above THEM. 
 
 Exod. 18. 11. they dealt proudly, he was above t. 
 Num. ,3. 49 . of them that were over and above t. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 49. lifted above t. that rose against me 
 2 Chr. 34.4. images that were above t. he cut down 
 
 About 'J'HEM. 
 
 Gen. .35. 5. terror was on the cities round about t. 
 Buth 1. 19. that all the city was moved about t. 
 
 2 Kings J7. 15. after the heathen that were about t. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7. and make about t. walls and towers 
 Ezra 1. 6. all about t. strengthened their hanris 
 Ezek. 1.18. were full of eyes round about t. four 
 28.26. all those that despise them round about t. 
 Murkg. 14. he saw a great multitude about t. 
 
 Luke 1.65. fear came on all that dwelt round about t. 
 
 2. 9. the glory of the l.ord shone round about t. 
 
 Jude 7 . and the cities about t. in like manner 
 After THEM. 
 
 Gen. 41. .3. seven other kine came up after 1. 19. 27. 
 
 2.3. and seven ears withered sprung up after t. 
 
 .30. shall arise after t. seven years of famine 
 
 48. 6. thy issue which thou begettest after t. 
 
 Exod. 10.14. neither after t. shall be such locnsts 
 14.4. he shall follow after t. and 1 will be honoured 
 I.ev.iO.f). that turneth to go a whoring after t. 
 
 Deut. 1.8. to give it to them and their seeci after t. 
 
 4. 37 . therefore he chose their seed after 1 . 10.15. 
 
 Deut. 12.+ .30. take heed, that thou be not snared a. t. 
 Josh. 2.5. piu'sue after t. quickly ye shall overtake 
 
 7 . the men i)ursued af. t. 8.16. judg. 8.12. | 20. 45. 
 Juag. 2. 10. there aro.se another generation after t. 
 Buth 2. 9 . the field that they reap, go thou ajter t. 
 1 Sam. 6. 12. the lords of the Philistines went a. t. 
 14. 22. they followed hard after t. in the battle 
 
 1 Kings 9 . 21. upon the children that were left 
 after t. did .Solomon levy tribute, 2 Chron. 8. 8. 
 
 2 Kings 7 . 15. they snenX after t. to Jordan, and lo 
 10. 29 . Jehu departed not from o/Zgr t. to wit 
 
 X Chr. 14.14. go not up a. 1 . 1| Neh. 12. .38. and 1 a. t. 
 Job .30. 5. thej'cried after t. as after a thief 
 Jer. 2. 25. I loved strangers, and after t. will T go 
 9. 16. 1 will send a sword after t. 49. .37. Ezek. 
 
 5. C, 12.1 12 14, 
 
 25. 26. the king of Sheshach shall d nk after t. 
 
 32.18. thou recompensest the iniquity of the fathers 
 
 into the bosom of their children after t. 
 . 39 . rear me, for the good of their children r///er t. 
 > 39 . 5. but the Chaldeans’ army pursued after t. 
 
 50. 21. waste and utterly destroy after t. 
 
 Ezek. 29. 16. when they shall look after t. 
 
 34. 6. was scattered, none did search or seek after t. 
 Dan. 7 . 24. and another king shall rise after t. 
 Zech. 6. 6. and the white horses go forth after t. 
 
 7 . 14. thus the land w'as desolate after t. 
 
 Luke 17 . 2.3. see here, or see there, go not a. t. 21. 8. 
 Acts 20. 30. to draw away disciples after t. 
 
 Against THEM. 
 
 Gen. 14.15. he divided himself against t. by night 
 Exod. 32.10. that my wrath may wax hot against t. 
 
 Num.. 12. 9. Deut. 2. 15. | .31. I 7 . Judg. 2 . 15. 
 Num. 16.19. Korah gathered the congregation ag. t. 
 
 21. .3.3. Og king of Bashan went out against t. 
 Deut. 20. 19 . destroy tr ees by forcing an axe ag. t. 
 
 28. 25. thou shalt go out one way ag. t. and flee 
 31. 21. this song shall testify ag. t. as a witness 
 28. and call heaven and earth to record ag. t. 
 Josh. 8. 22. the other issued out of the city ag. t. 
 
 22. .3.3. did not intend to go up ag. t. in battle 
 Judg. 11. 25. did he ever strive or fight against t. 
 
 2 Sam. 24.1. he moved Dav. ag. t. to say, gonumber 
 2 Kings 17.15. testimonies which he testified ag. t. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 11. children of Gad dwelt over ag. t. 
 
 20. they were helped ag. t. for they cried to God 
 
 2 Chron. 20 . 16. to-morrow go ye down ag. t. 17 . 
 
 24.19. prophets testified ag. t. Neh. 9.26,29, 30,34. 
 28.12. stood up ag. t. that came from the war 
 
 Ezra 4. 5. hired counsellors against t. to frustrate 
 
 8. 22. but his wrath is against t. that forsake him 
 Neh. 4. 9 . we set a watch against t. day and night 
 5. 7 . and I set a great assembly against t. 
 
 9. 10. knewest that they dealt proudly against t. 
 12. 9. brethren were over ag. t. in the watches 
 
 1.3. 2. hired Balaam ai?./. H 15. 1 testified ag.t.fLl. 
 
 Psal. 17 . 7 . savest from those that rise up ag. t. 
 
 34. 16. the face of the Lord is against t. that do 
 . evil, 1 Pet. 3. 12. 
 
 Isa. .3. 9 . their countenance doth witness against t. 
 5. 25. he hath stretched forth his hand against t. 
 
 1.3. 17 . behold, 1 will stir up the Medes against t. 
 14. 22. I will rise up a( 7 .11 6.3.10. he fought t. 
 Jer. 1 . 16. and I will utter my judgments ag. t. 
 
 4. 12. 1 will give sentence a. t. H 2.3. 32. I am a. t. 
 
 25. 30. prophesy a. t. Ezek. 6 . 2.1 13. 17 . | 25. 2. 
 
 26. 19 . evil he pronounced ag. t. 35. 17 . | 36. 31. 
 
 I. am. 1.13. he sent fire, and it prevaileth ag. t. 
 Ezek. 15. 7 . and I will set my face against t. 
 
 20. 8. to accomplish my anger ag. t. in Egypt 
 .35. 11. thou hast used out of thy hatred ag. t. 
 
 .38. 17 . that 1 would bring thee against t. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 21. and the same horn prevailed 
 Hos. 8. 5. mine anger is kindled against t. 
 
 10. 10. the people shall be gathered against t. 
 
 Mat. 10. 18. for a testimony against t. Mark 6. 11. 
 
 113. 9 . Luke 9. 5. 
 Mark 12.12. spoken that parable ai?. t. Luke 20.19. 
 Acts 1.3. 51. shook off the dustof their against t. 
 16. 22. the multitude rose up together against t. 
 
 19. 16. in whom evil .spirit was, prevailed ag. t. 
 
 26. 10. 1 gave my voice a. t. |1 11. being mad a. t. 
 
 Bom. 2. 2. judgment of God is ag. t. that commit 
 Col. .3. 19. love your wives, and be not bitter ag. t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 11. bring not railing accusation ajrai/wf t. 
 Bev. 11 . 7 * the beast shall make war against t. 
 
 See Fight, Over. 
 
 Among or amongst THEM. 
 
 Gen. 47 . 6. knowest any man of activity among t. 
 Exod. 7 . 5. bring children of Israel from among t. 
 10. 2. tell my signs which I have done amongst t. 
 
 25. 8. that I may dwell a. t. 29. 46. Psal. 68. 18. 
 
 ,30. 12. that there be no plague a. t. when numbered 
 
 Lev. 15. .31. defile my tabernacle that is among t. 
 Num. 1. 47 . the Levites were not numbered am. t. 
 
 II. 1. and the fire of the Lord burnt among t. 3. 
 
 4. the mixt multitude among t. fell a lusting 
 
 16. .3. and the I.ord is among t. Psal. 68. I 7 . 
 
 18. 20. Aaron shall have no part a. t. josh. 14. 2. 
 
 2.3. 21. and the shout of a king is among t. 
 
 Deut. 7 . 20. the Lord will send the hornet among t. 
 Josh. 8. 3.3. the stranger, as he that was born a. t. 
 
 .35. the strangers that were conversant among t. 
 
 9. 16. they understood that they dwelt among t. 
 
 20. 4. give him a place that he may dwell am. t. 
 
 24. 5. according to that which 1 did amongst t. 
 
 Judg. 1. .30. but the Canaanites dwelt among t. 
 
 10.16. put away the strange gods from among t. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 6. when he wrought among t. Neh. 9. 17 
 9. 22. made them sit in the chiefest place among t. 
 10.10. prophets met him, and he prophesiecl a. t. 
 
 ‘I Sara. 19. 28. set thy servant am. t. that did eat 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 25. therefore the Lord sent lions a. t. 
 
 1 Chr. 21.6. Levi and Benjamin not counted a. 
 
 26. 31. there were fount! mighty men among t. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 25. found am. t. abundance of spoil 
 28. 15. and clothed all that were naked among t. 
 Ezra 2. 6.5. there were among t. 2tX) singing men 
 Neh. 4. 11. till we come in the midst a. t. and slay 
 Esth. 9. 21. wrote to establish the Piirim among t. 
 
 Job 1. 6. and Satan came alsoa/aaa^^ t. 2. 1. 
 
 15. 19 . and no stranger passed among t. 
 
 2 K 2 499 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 Psal. CC. 18. they part my jrarments among t. and I 
 cast lots on my vesture. Mat. 27. .lo. John. 19. 24. 
 55. 15. let death seize them, wickedness is a. t. 
 
 57. 4. and I lie even among t. that are set on tire 
 68. 25. a. t. were damsels playimj with timbrels 
 78. 45. lie sent divers sorts ot Hies among t. 
 
 49. trouble, by sending evil angels among t. 
 
 99. 6. and .Samuel a. t. that call upon his name 
 
 105. 27 . they shewed hjs signs a. t. and wonders 
 136. 11. and brought out Israel tVom among t. 
 
 Cant. 4. 2. and none is barren among t. 6. 6. 
 
 Jsa. 5. 27 . none shall be weary or stumbler. 
 
 8.15. and many among t. shall stumble and fall 
 41. 28. for 1 beheld, and there was no man a. t. 
 
 4.3. 9 . who a. t. can declare this, and shew things 
 48. 14. which among t. hath declared these things 
 66. 19 . I will set a sign among t. and will send 
 
 Jer. 6.15. they shall fall among t. that fall, 8. 12. 
 
 18. and know, O congregation, what is among t. 
 
 12. 14. pluck out the house of .ludali from a. t. 
 
 24.10. 1 will send famine and pestilence among t. 
 25. 16. because of the sword that I will send a. t. 
 
 37 .10. there remained but wounded men among t. 
 
 41.8. ten men found among t. that said, slay us not 
 
 J^am. 1. 17 . .lerusalem as a ineustruous woman a. t. 
 Ezek. 2. 5. there hath been a prophet a. t. 3.3. 33. 
 
 3.15. and remained there among t. seven days 
 25. and thou shalt not go out among t. ^ 
 
 9. 2. and one man among t. had a writer’s inkhorn 
 12. 10. concerneth all Israel that are among t. 
 
 12. and the prince that is among t. shall bear 
 
 22. 26. I am profan. a. t. II .30. 1 sought a man a.t. 
 
 33. 33. they shall know that a prophet been a. t. 
 
 34. 24. and my servant David a prince amorng t. 
 
 35. 11. I will make myself known among t. 
 
 JJan. 1.19. among t. was found none like Daniel 
 
 7 . 8 . tliere came up among t. another little horn 
 11 . 24. he shall scatter among t. the prey and spoil 
 llos. 7 . 7 . there is none among t. that calleth to me 
 Eech. 12. 8 . that is feeble a. t. shall be as David 
 14.13. tumult from the Lord sliall be among t. 
 
 Mat. 11. 11. I say, a. t. that are born of women 
 J\lark 6. 41. and the two fishes divided he a. t. 
 
 Luke 9 . 46. then there arose a reasoning among t. 
 
 22. 24. and there was also a strife among t. 
 
 55. Peter sat down among t.Jn tlie hall 
 John 9. 16. and there was a division amotig t. 
 
 15. 24. if I had not done among t. the works which 
 Acts\. 34. nor was there any among t. that lacked 
 
 17 . 33. so Paul departed from among t. 
 
 18. 11. continued, teaching the w’ord of God a. t. 
 
 20. 32. inheritance a. t. that are sanctified, 26. 18. 
 Horn. 11 . 17 . a wild olive tree, were grafted in a. i. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 6. we speak wisdom a. t. that are perfect 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 17 . come out from a. t. and be ye separate 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 8. that righteous man dwelling among t. 
 
 3 John 9 . who lovt^th the pre-eminence among t. 
 Jude\b. to convince all that are ungodly among t. 
 Rev. 7 .15. sitteth on the throne shall dwell a. t. 
 
 At rilK.M. 
 
 Kum. 21. 30. we have shot at t. fTeshbon is perished 
 Lent. 7 . 21. thou shalt not be affrighted at t. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. as for all his enemies, he puffeth at t. 
 59. 8. but thou, O Lord, shalt laugii at t. 
 
 64. 7- but God shall shoot at t. with an arrow 
 Jer. 10. 2. for the heathen are dismayed at t. 
 
 Before TH EM. 
 
 Gen. 18. 8. and set it h. t. H .33. 3. he passed over h. t. 
 Ezod. 10. 14. before t. there were no such locusts 
 
 13. 21. the Lord went As/ere t. by day, Ninn. 14.14. 
 
 21. 1. judgments which thou shalt set before t. 
 I^um. 10. 33. and the ark of the I-ord wont before t. 
 
 27 . 17 . to go out and in before t. 1 Sam. 18. 16. 
 Lent. 2. 12. destroyed them from before t. 21, 22. 
 
 1 ChroJi . 5. 25. Xeh . 9. 24. 
 
 28. 25. and thou shalt flee seven ways before t. 
 Josh. 6.13 armed men went before t. rereward after 
 
 18.1. and the land was subdued before t. 
 
 21. 44. stood not a man of their enemies before t. 
 Judg. 3. 27 . Ehud before t. || 7- 24. take b. t. waters 
 
 1 Sam. 10.5. with a tabret, a pipe and harp, before t. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 16. and Shobach went/;, t. 1 Chr. 19. 16. 
 20. 8. when they were in Giheon, Amasa went h. t. 
 
 1 Kings 8.50. give them compassion h. t. 2 Chr. .30.9. 
 
 22.10. prophets prophesied before t. 2 Chr. 18. 9- 
 
 2 Kings S. 24. so that the Moabites fled before t. 
 
 4. 31. Gehazi passed on b. t. H 44. so he set it b. t. 
 6.22. set bread and water bef. t. that they may eat 
 17. 11. whom the Lord carried away before t. 
 
 2 Chron.'l. 6. the priest sounded trumpets before t. 
 Neh. 12. 36. and Ezra the scribe before t. 
 
 Psal. 22. 25. I’ll pay my \ows before t. that fear him 
 54. 3. they have not set God before t. 86. 14. 
 
 78. 55. he cast out the heathen also before t. 
 
 105. 17 . he sent a man before t. even .loseith 
 Reel. 4. 16. no end of all that have been before t. 
 
 9. 1. either love or hatred by all that is before t. 
 Jsa. .30, 8. now go write it before t. in a table 
 42.16. I will make darkness liaht before t. 
 
 63.12. that led them, dividing the w ater before t. 
 Jer. 1. 17 . notdismayed, lest I confound thee bef. t. 
 
 9 . 13. have forsaken my law which I set before t. 
 .32. 13. and 1 charged Haruch before t. saying 
 
 S3. 24. they should no more be a nation before t. 
 49 . . 37 . to be dismayed before t. that seek their life 
 Lzek. 8. 11. and there stood before t. seventy men 
 16.18. hast set mine oil and incense before t. 19. 
 
 23. 24.1 will setjudgment before t. they shall judge 
 
 32.10. when I shall brandish my sword before t. 
 
 44.11. shall stand before t. to minister to them 
 Joel 2. 3. a fire devoureth bef. t. aial behind them, 
 
 the land is as the garden of I xh-n before t. 
 
 10. the earth shall quake before t. tlie sun be 'lark 
 Amos 2. 9. yet 1 destroyed the Amorite before t. 
 Mic. 2.13. the breaker is come up bef. t. and their 
 king shall pass b. t. and I.ord on head of them 
 Zech. 12. 8. David as the anirel of tlie l ord before t. 
 Mat. 2. 9 . lo, the star which they saw went before t. 
 
 14. 6. she danced b. t. I1 26. 70 . but he denied b. t. 
 17 . 2. and was transfigui ed before t. Mark 9. 2. 
 Mark 6. 41. gave to his disciples to set b. t. 8. 6, 7- 
 
 10. 32. .lesus went before t. and they were amazed 
 
 500 
 
 Luke Vi. 47 . .Tudas went b. 1 . 1| 24.43. he did eat b. t. 
 
 19. 28. ascending up to lerus. Jesus went before t. 
 John 10. 4. shephercl goeth before t. sheep follow 
 12. 37 . tho’ he had done so many miracles before t. 
 Acts 16 . .34. he set meat b. t. || 22. 30. set Paul b. t. 
 Gal. 2. 14. 1 said to Peter bef. t. all, if tJiou being 
 Behind TIIE.M. 
 
 Etod. 14. 19 . the pillar removed and stood behind t. 
 Josh. 8.20. when the men of Ai looked behind t. 
 Judg. 20. 40. the Benjamites looked behind t. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 23. but fetch a compass behind t. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 13. anambiishment to come about A./. 
 Joel 2. 3. b. t. a flame burnetii, b t.- a. wilderness 
 Be.tides IIIE.M 
 
 Job 1. 14. and the asses were feeding beside t. 
 
 Ezek. 10. 16 . wheels turned not fioin b. /. 19. I 11.22. 
 Mat. 25.20,1 have gained be.Jdes t. five talents, 22. 
 Between Til KM. 
 
 Exod. 22.11. an oath of the Ld. shall be between t. 
 28. 33. and bells of gold between t. round about 
 Josh. 8. 11. now there was a valley betw. t. and Ai 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 3. a valley between I. and the Philistines 
 26. 13. David stood, a great space being between t. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. t 6. and there was no deliverer betw. t. 
 
 21. 7. because of the Lord’s oath between t. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 6. so they (iivided the land between t. 
 Job 41.16. that no air can come between t. 
 
 Zech. 6. 13. counsel of peace shall be betw. t. both 
 Acts 15. 39 . the contention was so sharp between t. 
 By TIIE.M. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 31. nor after wizards to be defiled by t. 
 Josh. 23. 7 . nor cause to swear by t. nor serve 
 Judg. 3. l.the Lord left, to prove Israel by t. 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .36. by t. ye shall send to me every thing 
 2 Chron. 24. 13. and the work was perfected by t. 
 Job .36. .31. for by t. judgeth he the people 
 
 Psal. 19. 11. moreover by t. is thy servant warned 
 Isa. 7 . 20. namely by t. beyond the river 
 Jer. 5. 7. and have sworn by t. that are no gods 
 Ezek. 1. 19. creatures went, the wheels went by t. 
 
 14. .3. should 1 be enquired at of all by t.f 
 Hah. 1. 16. because by t. their portion is fat 
 Mat. 5. 21. that it was said by t. of old, 27. .3.3. 
 Markb. 48. he cometh, and would have passed by t. 
 Luke 24.4. two men stood by t. in white. Acts 1. 10. 
 Acts 4. 16. a notable miracle has been done by t. 
 
 15. 12. what wonders God had wrought by t. 
 
 Rom. 10.5. who doeth those things shall live by t. 
 
 19 . I will provoke you to jealousy by t. 
 
 1 Cor. l.l\. by t. which are of the house of Chloe 
 1 Titn. 1.18. thou by t. mightest war a good warfare 
 Heb. 2. 3. confirmed to us by t. which heard him 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. which are now reported to you by i. 
 Concerning Tfl EM. 
 
 Num. .32. 28. so con. t. Moses commanded Eleazar 
 J/zfl'ff. 15. 3. Samson said,con. t. I shall be blameless 
 Neh. 11. 23. it was the king’s commandment con. t. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.1.3. to be ignorantcon. t. which are asleep 
 
 1 John 2. 26. have 1 written con. t. that seduce you 
 
 Eor THEM. 
 
 Gen. 6. 21. it shall be for food for thee and for t. 
 .34. 21. the land, behold, it is large enough/or t. 
 
 4.3. .32. and they set on bread/or/, by themselves 
 Exod. 14. 25. let us flee, the Lord fighteth/orr. 
 
 Lev. 4. 20. and the priest shall make an atonement 
 for t. 9. 7 . 110. 17 . Num. 8. 21. 1 16. 46. 
 7 . 7 . there is one law for t. the priest shall have it 
 Num. 10. .33. to search out a resting-place/or t. 
 
 11. 22. shall herds be slain/or /. fishes gather./or/. 
 Deut. 28. 32. fail with longing/or t. all the day 
 .33. 2. from his right hand went a fiery law/or t. 
 Josh. 18. 10. Joshua cast lots/or t. in .Shiloh 
 
 19 . 9. the part of Judah was too much for t. 
 
 47 . the coast of Dan went out too little/or/. 
 Judg. 21. 16. how shall we do for wives/or/..*’ 
 
 17 . there must be an inheritance/or /. escaped 
 Ruth 1.13. would ye tarry/or/, till they were gro. 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 18. but Ilezekiah prayed/or /. saying 
 .34. 21. go enquire of the Lord for me and fur t. 
 
 Neh.l. 5. God keepeth merej'/or /. that love him 
 
 5. 2. we take up c 01 n for t. that we may eat and live 
 
 9 . 15. broughtest forth water/or /. outot the rock 
 E.'-th. 5. 8. come to the banquet 1 shall prepare/or /. 
 .lob 6. 19. the companies of Sheba waited/or/. 
 
 22. 17 . and what can the Almighty do/or/..*’ 
 
 24. 5. wilderness yieldeth food/or /. and children 
 Psgl. 31. 19 . which thou hast laid up for t. that 
 fear thee,/or /. that trust in thee 
 
 104.8. to the place which thou hast founded for t. 
 
 106. 45. and he remembered/or /. his covenant 
 126. 2. the I^trd hath done great things/or/. 
 
 Isa. 2.3. 13. till the Assyrian founded itjbr /. 
 
 18. for her merchandise shall be/or /.that dwell 
 34 . 17 . he hath cast the lot for t. he divided to them 
 . 35 . 1 . the solitary places shall be glad/or /. 
 
 Jer. .3. 2. in the ways hast thou sat for t. as Arabian 
 
 7 .16. neither lift up cry nor prayer/or /. 
 
 16.6. nor shall men lament/or /. nor cut themselv. 
 7 . neither shall men tear themselves/or /. 
 
 18. 20. 1 stood before thee to speak good/or /. 
 
 28.13. but thou shalt make for t. yokes of iron 
 Ezek. 7 . 11 . neither shall there be wailing/or /. 
 11 . 21 . but as for t. whose heart walketh after 
 
 16. 21. to cause them to pass thro’ the fire/or /, 
 
 20. 6. to brimr into a land 1 had espied/or /. 
 
 34. 10. that my flpek may not be meatjor /. 
 
 29. and 1 will raise up for t. a plant of renown 
 .36. . 37 . 1 will yet be enquired of to do it/or /. 
 
 45. 15. one lamb to make reconciliation/or /. 
 
 46 . 17 . but his inheritance shall be his son’s/or /. 
 
 48. 10./or /. even for the priests shall be oblation 
 Dan. 2. .35. no place was found for t. Rev. 20. 11. 
 
 • IIos. 2.18. make a covenant for t. with the beasts 
 Zech. to. 8. I will hiss for /.and gather them, for 
 
 10. into Lebanon place shall not be found/or /. 
 Mat. 5. 44. pray/or /. which despitefully use you, 
 and persecute you, Luke 6. 28. 
 
 12. 4. nor lawful fort, that were with him 
 18. 19 . itshall be done for t. of my Father 
 Mark 10. 24. how hard/or/, that trust in riches 
 LukeQ.. 7 . there was no room for t. in the inn 
 Jo/m 6. 7 . is not sufficient/or /. that every one 
 
 John 17 .9.1 pray fort. I pray not for the world, 20 
 ActsH. 15. Peter and John prayed for t. that they 
 
 10. 24. (jorneliiis waited J. t. and had called friends 
 
 17 . 16 . now while Paul waited for t. at Athens 
 
 1 Cor. 2.9. things which G<xl hath prepared fort. 
 
 7 . 8 . it is good for t. if they abide even as 1 
 
 14.22. but prophesying serveth for t. that believe 
 
 2 Cor. 5.15. should live unto him which died for t. 
 Col. 2. 1. I knew what great conflict 1 have fort. 
 
 4. 1.3. hath a great zeal jor/. that are in I^odicea 
 Heb. 1. 14. spirits sent forth to minister foi /. heirs 
 
 7. 25. he ever liveth to make intercession for t. 
 
 11. 16. for he hath prepared for t. a city 
 
 2 /*<’/. 2. 21. it had been better for t. not to known 
 1 John 5. 16. give life for t. that sin not to death 
 Prom I HK.M. 
 
 Gen. 11. 6. now nothing will be restrained from t. 
 42. 24. he took fromt. Simeon an.I b<;und him 
 Num. 16 . 15 . I nave not taken one ass from t. 
 
 18. 26. the tithes which 1 have given you fromt. 
 35. 8. from t. that have many ye shall give many ; 
 
 but /row /. that have few ye shall give few 
 Deut.Vi. 1. sheep go astray, and hide thyself/. /.4. 
 31 . 17 . hidemy face/./. .32. 20. Ezek.1. VI . Alic.3.4. 
 1 Sam. 6. 7 . and bring their calves home from /. 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 14. go not after tlien>, turn away/row/. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 10. but ihey turned /./. and destroyed 
 P/a/. .31. 15. deliver me from t. that persecute me 
 59. 1. defend me from t. that rise up against me 
 84. 11. no good thine will he withhold from t. 
 
 Prov. 3. 27 . withhold not good from t. to whom 
 22. 5. that doth keep his soul shall be far from t. 
 
 Eccl. 2.10. what mine eyes desired 1 kept not from t. 
 Cant. 3. 4. it was but a little that 1 passed from t. 
 Jer. 8. 13. things 1 have given shall pass fromt. 
 
 9. 2. that I might leave my people and go from t. 
 18. 20. 1 stood to turn away thy wrath from t. 
 
 25. 10.1 will take from t. the voice of mirth 
 
 .32. 40. I will not turn away fr. t. to do them good 
 Ezek. 7. 20. therefore 1 have set it far from t. 
 
 2.3. 17- and her mind was alienated from t. 
 
 24. 25. the day when I take from /. their strength 
 .39.23. therefore hid I my face fromt. 24. 
 
 29 . neither will 1 hide my face anv more from t. 
 llos. 5. 6. he hath withdrawn himself from t. 
 
 11. 2. as they called them, so they wtntfrom t. 
 Mic. 2.8. pull off the robe with the garment from t. 
 Mat. 9. 15. the bridegroqm shall be taken from t. 
 
 Mark 2. 20. Luke 5.35. 
 
 iV/ar^ 14.52. he left the cloth, and fled fr. t. naked 
 Luke 9. 45. understood not, it was hid/row /. 18. 34. 
 24. 51. he was parted from t. and carried to heaven 
 John 12. .‘16. departed, and did hide himself from t. 
 Acts!. . 39 . would not obey, but thrust him frons t. 
 Rom. 15. .31. that 1 may be delivered from /. that 
 2 Cor. 2. 3. I should have sorrow' from t. of whom 
 
 11. 12. I may cut off occasion Jrom t. which desire 
 Heb. 7 . 6 . whose descent is not counted from t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. clean escaped from t. who live in error 
 Rev. 9 . 6. desire to die, and death shall flee from t. 
 See Def.vrt, ed. 
 
 In THEM. 
 
 Exod. 20.11. for the Lord made heaven and earth, 
 the sea, and all that in t. is. Acts 4. 24. 
 29 . 29. to be anointed and be consecrated in /. 
 Lev. 10. 3. I will be sanctified in t. that come nigh 
 18. 5. he shall live in t. Keh. 9. 29. Ezek. 20. 11, 
 
 13, 21. Gal. 3.12. 
 
 Num. 20. 1.3. strove, and he was sanctified in t. 
 Deut. 5. 29. O that there were such an heeirt in t. 
 32. 28. nor is there any undeistauding in t. 
 
 Josh. 5. 1. nor was there spirit iw /. any more 
 24. 13. cities which ye built not, and ye dwell in t. 
 2 Kings 5.12. may 1 not wash in t. and be clean ? 
 JbA4. 21. doth not their excellency m t. go away 
 Psal. 19 . 4. m /. he set a tabernacle for the sun 
 
 107. 5. hungry, thirsty, their soul fainted in t. 
 
 115. 8. so is every one that trusts «»/. 1.35. 18. 
 
 147 . 11. Lord taketh pleasure in t. that fear him 
 Prov. 8.8. there is nothing fro ward or perverse m /. 
 Eccl. 3.12. I know there is no good in t. 
 
 8. 11 . their heart is fully set in t. to do evil 
 
 12. 1. thou shalt say 1 have no pleasure in /. 
 
 Isa. 6. 1.3. teil-tree and oak, whose substance is in/. 
 
 8. 20. it is because there is no light in t. 
 
 Jer. 2. . 37 . and thou shalt not prosper in /. 
 
 5. 13. the word is not in /.f 8. 9.w hat wisdom is in /. 
 
 10. 5. cannot do evil, nor is it in 1 . to do good 
 
 14. and there is no breath in t. 51. 17. 
 
 29.5. build ye houses, and dwell in t. 28. 
 
 Ezek. 5. 6. my statutes they have not walked in t. 
 
 13. when 1 have, accomplished my fury in /. 
 
 10. 17 . the spirit of the living creature w-as in t. 
 18.24. in trespass and sin, in t. shall he die, 26. 
 
 28. 25. and when 1 shall be sanctified in t. in sight 
 
 3.3. 10. pine away in /. ' .37. 8. was no breath in/. 
 Dan. 5. .3. his wives and concubines drank in t. 23. 
 Hos. 14. 9 . are right and Ihejust shall walk in /. 
 Amosb. 11. built houses, but ye shall not dwell in/. 
 Ohad. 18. they shall kindle in t. and devour them 
 Mai. 2. 17 . that doelh evil, he delighteth in /. 
 
 Mat. 1.3.14. in t. is fulfilled the prophecy of F.saia5 
 Luke 1.3. 14. in t. tlierefore come and be healed 
 John 5. . 39 . in t. ye think ye have eternal life 
 
 17 . 10 . thine are mine, and 1 am glorified in /. 
 
 2.3. 1 in t. thou in me || 26. may be in /. and I in t. 
 Rom. 1. 19 . may be known of God, is manifest in/. 
 
 .32. hut have pleasure in t. that do them 
 2 Cor. 2. 15. in t. that are saved, in t. that perish 
 
 6. 16. tlod said, 1 will dwell hit. and walk in /. 
 Eph. 2. 10. God ordained that we should walk in /. 
 
 4. 18. alienated through the ignorance that is in /. 
 Col. .3. 7 . in which ve walked, when ye lived in /. 
 2 Thess. 2. 10. all deceivableness in /.that perish 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. continue in/, for in doing this 
 Heb. 4.2. not being mixed with faith in /. that 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 11. the spirit of Christ which was int. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16 . speaking in /. of these things 
 
 Rev. 5. 1.3. and all that are in /. heard 1, saving 
 
 12. 12. rqoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in t 
 
 15. 1. for in /. is filled up the wrath of God 
 
 20. 13. delivered up the dead which were in t. 
 
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 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 21.14. in t. the names of tl)e twelve apostles 
 /n/o THEM. 
 
 JEze/l. 37 . 10. the breath came into t. and they lived 
 JMarid. 12. send that we niay enter into t. LuAeK. .32. 
 Rev, 11.11. tlie spirit of life from God entered into t. 
 O/THEM. 
 
 G#n. 3 . 7 . the eyes c/ 1 . both were opened and knew 
 
 19 . 13. the cry of t. is waxen great before God 
 Rxod. 20. 5. generation oft. that hate me, Deiit. 5. 9. 
 
 6 . to thousands oft. that love me, Dent. 5. 10 . 
 
 35 . 35 . of t. that do any work and that devise 
 Lev. 4 . 2 . if a soul shall do against any of t. 
 
 11 .4. of t. ye shall not eat II 22 . oft. eat. Dent. 20.19. 
 
 22 . 22 . nor make an offering by fire of t. on altar 
 
 25. 44. of t. buy bondmen and bondmaids, 45. 
 
 26 . 43. the land also shall be left of t. and enjoy 
 Lnm. 1. 21. those that were numbered of t. 23. 25. 
 
 12. 4, 13.1 3. 22, 34. 
 
 3. 49 . took money of t. that were over and above 
 
 7 . 5 . take \toft. II11.26. were of t. that were W'ritten 
 
 14. 23. nor shall any of t. that provoked me see 
 
 16. 31. fled at the cry of t. ll 2(i. til. not a man of t. 
 .3.3. 55. that those which ye let remain of t. 
 
 JJeut. 1. 29 . neither be afraid of t. 7 . m. | 20. 1 ,3. 
 
 Jo.m. 11.6. Ne/t. 4. 14. 
 
 2.6. ye sh. buy meat oft. buy water oft for money 
 
 3.3. 11. loins c/<. that rise, and oft. that hate him 
 J 0 .J 1 . 10. 8. there shall not a man of t. stand before 
 2 Snm. 6. 22. and of t. shall 1 be had in honour 
 
 2 Kings 10. 14. and slew them, nor left he any oft. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 20. they cried, he was intreated of 1 . 
 Ezra 8. 20. all of t. were expressed by name 
 Ne/i. 10. 31. would not buy itof t. on the sabbath 
 Joh 14. 21. are low, but he perceiveth it not of t. 
 Psal. 19 . 11. in keeping a/ t. there is great reward 
 
 21. 12. make ready arrows against the face of t. 
 
 24. 6. this is the generation of t. that seek him 
 34. 19 . but the Lord delivered him out a//, all 
 
 22. none a/ 1. that trust in him shall he desolate 
 
 40. 5. if I would speak of t. they are more than 
 
 65. 5. and of t. that are afar off upon the sea 
 84. 5. in whose heart are tlie ways of t. 
 
 102. 26. all of t. shall wax old like a garment 
 Prov. 21. 6. tossed to and fro a/ 1 . that seek death 
 Eccl. 7 . 18. that feareth <lod shall come forth of t. 
 Jta.9. 16 . they that are led of t. are destroyed 
 
 17 . 14. this is the portion oft. that spoil us 
 
 19. 22. he shall be intreated i f t. and heal them 
 .39. 2. Ilezekiah was glad of t. and shewed them 
 
 41. 28. that when 1 asked of t. could answer 
 
 42. 9. before they spring torth 1 tell you oft. 
 
 22. spoiled, they are all oft. snared in holes 
 
 44. 9. that ntake an image', are all of t. vanity 
 65.1. 1 am sought c/r. that asked not for me, 1 am 
 found o/'/. that sought me not, Rom. 10. 20. 
 
 66. 19. and I will send those that escape of t. 
 
 21. I will take of ?. tor priests and I.evites 
 
 Jer. 8. 19 . because of t. that dwell in far country 
 
 10. 5. be not afraid of t. i zek. 2. 6. Lnke 12. 4. 
 
 23.14. they are all of t. unto me as Sodom 
 
 25. 14. great kings shall serve themselves of t. 
 
 29. 22. and of t. shall be taken up a curse by all 
 
 30. 19 . and out of t. shall proceed thanksgiving 
 34. 9 . that none should serve himself e/^. 10 . 
 
 42. 17. and none of t. shall remain, Ezek. 7 . II. 
 
 Ezek. 7 . It), all of t. mourning every one for iniquity 
 
 20. 40. all of t. in the land shall serve me 
 
 2.3. 6. all of t. desirable young men. 12. 2.3. 
 
 15. in dyed attire, all of t. princes to look to 
 38. 4. all of t. clothed with all sorts of armour 
 
 11. and gates all of t. dwelling without walls 
 Hos. 13. 2. they say oft. let the men kiss the calves 
 Arnos 9. 1. cut in the head all of t. he that fleeth of t. 
 Mir. 3. 2, who pluck off their skin from off t- 3. 
 
 7 .13. land desolate because of t. that dwell therein 
 Zech. 11. 13. goodly price that I was prized at of t. 
 Mat.Q.\. 31. whether of t. twain did the will of his 
 
 45. they perceived that he spake of t. 
 
 KtarkX'i. 23. whose wife shall she be oft. LnkeQO. 33 . 
 Luke 6 . 13. of t. he chose twelve nameil apostles 
 
 7 . 42. tell me, which of t. will love him most.^ 
 
 9. 46. which of t. should be greatest? 22. 24. 
 
 22.2.3. which oft. it was that should do this thing ? 
 58. another saw him and said, thou art also of t. 
 
 Jo/m\. 52. then inquired he of t. the hour when 
 
 16. 4. ye may remember that I told you of t. 
 
 18. 9. of t. which thou gavest me, have I lost none 
 Acts 15. 14. to take out of t. a people for his name 
 
 23. 21. there lie in wait of t. more than forty men 
 Rom. 11. 12. it the fall of t. be the riches of world, 
 
 and diminishing of t. the riches of the Gentiles 
 
 15. if the casting away of t. be the reconciling 
 
 2 Urn. 3. 11. out of t. all the T.ord delivered me 
 Heh. 10. 39 . we are not of t. who draw back, but of t. 
 Jam. .3. 18. is sown in peace of t. that make peace 
 Rev. 22. 9 . of t. which keep the sayings of this 
 
 See Both, Onk, Some. 
 
 On or upon I'll KM. 
 
 Gen. .31. .34. Bachel had taken images and sat rt. t. 
 48. 16 . .lacob said, let my name be named on t. 
 Exod. 1.5. 9 . my lust shall be satisfied upon t. 
 
 19. 22. lest the Lord break forth upon t. 24. 
 
 32.21. that thou hast brought so great a sin upon t. 
 
 34. nevertheless 1 will visit their sin upont. 
 
 Lev. ^9. 11. their blood shall be upon /. 12,1.3,16,27. 
 
 26. .36. wpow r. that are left will 1 send a faintness 
 Rum. 11 . 17 . and I will put of the spirit 7 / 4)071 /.29. 
 
 16. 33. the earth closed upon t. and they perished 
 Dent. 7 . 16. thine eye shall have no pity upon t. 
 25. shalt not desire the silver or gold that is on t. 
 
 9.10. on t. was written according to all T.ord sj/ake 
 
 5. thou shalt not lift up any iron tool upon 1 . 
 32. 2.3. 1 %yill heap mischiefs t/poTj t. I will spend 
 
 35. the things that shall come upon t. make haste 
 Josh. 10. 11. the lx)rd cast down great stones u. t. 
 Judg. 9. 57 . and upon t. came the curse of .lotham 
 
 1 K tngs 18. 28. till the blood gushed out upon t. 
 
 2 AfT/jff 18. 23. if able to set riders u. t. Isa. 36. 8. 
 ”",• 20. he burnt men’s bones upon t. and returned 
 
 1 27 . because the charge was upon t. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 23. and they laid their hands on t. 
 
 Acts 6. 6.1 8. 17 .1 13. 3. 
 
 2 Chron. 32.26. so that wratn of Lord came not u. t. 
 .3.3. 11. Lord brought upon t. king of Assyria 
 .36. 17 . he brought upon t. the king of the Chaldees 
 Ezra 3. 3. for fear was up. t. because of the people 
 Esih. 8. 17 . for the fear of the .lews fell upon t. 
 
 9 . 3. because the fear of Mordecai fell upon t. 
 
 27 . Jews took upont. to keep the days of I’urim 
 Joh 4. 19 . how much less on t. that dwell in houses 
 
 21. 9. neither is the rod of God upon t. 
 
 Psal. 3.3. 18. eye of the I.ord is 7 / 4 ). t. that fear him 
 
 48. 6. fear took hold upon t. there, and pain as of 
 
 62.10. if riches increase, set not your lieart upon t. 
 69.24. pour out thine indignation upon t. 
 
 78. 24. an/i had rained down manna 7 / 4)077 1. to eat 
 
 27 . he rained flesh also up. t. as dust anil fowls 
 49. he cast upon t. the fierceness of his anger 
 
 94.23. he shall bring 7/4)07/ /. their own iniquity 
 10.3. 17 . mercy to everlasting 7/407/ /. that fear him 
 106. 29 . and the plague brake in upon t. 
 
 118. 7- therefore shall I see my desire upon t. that 
 ].\a. 9; 2. upon t. hath the light shined 
 
 26.16. a prayer, when thy chastening was upon t. 
 27 . 11. that made them will not ha' e mercy 07/ 1 . 
 
 49 . 10. he that hath mercy 07/ 1 . shall lead them 
 Jer.‘>. 3. evil shall come tipon t. saith the Lord 
 
 11.8.J wilj bring u. Ml. | 2.3. 12 | .36. .31. | 49. .37. 
 12 15. 1 will return, and have compassion on t. 
 
 24. 6. I will set mine eyes up. t. for good, .32. 42. 
 
 3.3. 26. to return, for I will liave mercy upont. 
 
 46. 21. the day of their calamity was come up. t. 
 
 Ezek. 23.16. she doted 7 / 47 . r. || 37.8. flesh came 7 /./. 
 44. 17 . no wool shall come 7/. t. while they minister 
 7.1(77/. . 3 . 27 . nor the smell of fire had passed oti t. 
 Hos. 5.10. I will pour out my wrath u. t. like water 
 7. 12. they shall go, I will spread my net upont. 
 Arnos9. 4. I will s'et mine eyes//, t. for evil and not 
 Hah. 1. 1.3. wherefore lookest thou up. t. that deal 
 Zech. 10. 6. bring them again, for 1 have mercy u. t. 
 
 14. 17 . who will not come up upon t. shall be no 
 Mat. 19 . 13. should put his hands u. t. Mark 10.16. 
 Luke 1. 50. and his mercy is on t. that fear him 
 
 2. 9. and lo. the angel of the Lord came upon t. 
 Jo//)/20. 22. when he said this, he breathed on t. 
 Acts 4, 1. as they spake, the Sadducees came//, t. 
 
 3. they laid hands 07/ 1 . || .3.3. great grace was up. t. 
 5. 5. great fear came on all t. that heard these things 
 
 11.15. the Holy Ghost fell on t. as on us, 19. 6. 
 
 19 . 13. took upon t. to call over them which had 
 16 . and the man leapt on t. and overcame them 
 
 21.23. we have four men which have a vow on t. 
 Rom. 11.22 . 07/t. which fell, severity ; but to thee 
 Gal. 6.16. peace be on t. and mercy, and on Israel 
 iT/iess. 2. )6. wrath is come u. t. to the uttermost 
 
 5. 3. then sudden destruction cometh upon t. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 8. taking vengeance on t. that know not 
 Heh. 5. 2. and on t. that are out of the way 
 Rev. 6. 10. avenge our blood on t. that dwell on 
 
 7 .16. nor shall the sun light on t. nor any heat 
 11. 11. and great fear fell upon t. which saw them 
 16. 2. and upont. which worshipped his image 
 
 Over THEM. 
 
 Exod. 1.11. they did set overt, task-masters 
 
 5.14. w hich Pharaoh’s task-masters had set overt. 
 18.21. place such overt, to be rulers of thousands 
 
 Num. 7 . 2. and weie overt, that were numbered 
 
 14.14. have heard that thy cloud standeth over i. 
 Judg. 9 . 8 . the trees went to anoint a king over t. 
 
 11.11. the people made Jephthah captain overt. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 7 . rejected nie that I sh. not reign over t. 
 
 9. the manner of the king that shall reign overt. 
 
 19. 20. and Samuel standing as appointed over t. 
 
 22. 2. and David became a captain overt. 
 
 2 Snm. 2. 7- 1 udah ha\ e anointed me king overt. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.20. Phinehas was the ruler overt. 
 
 27 . 26. and over t. liiat did the work was Ezri 
 
 2 Chron. 2 . 11 . he hath made thee Vmgover t. 9 . 8 . 
 Kkeh. 9.28. so that they had the dominion overt. 
 E.sth. 9 . 1 . the enemies lioped to have power over i. 
 Psal. 49 .14. the upright shall have dominion over t. 
 
 106. 41. and they that hated them ruled over t. 
 Prov. 20.26. a wise king bringeth the wheel over t. 
 Isa. 3. 4. babes shall ruleo. r.'|| 12. women rule < 7 . t. 
 19. 4. a fierce king .shall rule over t. saith the I^ord 
 
 52.5. they that rule overt, make them to howl 
 Jer. 15. 3. and 1 will appoint over t. four kinds 
 
 2.3. 4. I vyill set shepherds overt, which shall feed 
 31.28. like as I have watched overt, to pluck up, 
 
 so will I watch overt, to build and to plant 
 .32. 41. yea, I will rejoice over t. to do them good 
 44. 27 . I will watch overt, for evil, not for good 
 Ezek. 10.1. appeared overt, as a sapphire stone 
 19 . glory of the God of Israel was overt. 11. 22. 
 .34.23. and I will set up one shepherd overt. 
 
 . 37 . 24. David my servant shall be kingoc^r t. 
 Dan. 2. 38. and hath made thee ruler over t. all 
 Joel 2. 17 . that the heathen should rule overt. 
 
 Mic. .3. 6. and the day shall be dark over t. 
 
 4 . 7 . the Lord shall reign over t. in mount Zion 
 Hah. 1.14. creeping thinsjs that have no ruler over t. 
 Zech. 9.14. and the T.ord shall be seen over t. 
 
 Mat. 20. 25. the princes of the Gentiles exercise 
 dominion over t. Mark 10. 42. Luke 22. 25. 
 Luke 11.44. the men that walk over t. are not aware 
 
 19. 27 . who would not that 1 should reign overt. 
 Acts 19 . 13. to call overt, that had evil spirits 
 Rum. 5. 14. even over t. that had not sinned after 
 Col. 2.15. a shew of them, triumphing over t. in it 
 Rev. 9. 11. they had a king o/ er/. w hose name is 
 
 11.10. earth shall rejoice overt, and make merry 
 Through THliM. 
 
 Judg. 2.22. that thro' 1 . 1 may prove Israel whether 
 Jer. 9. 10. are burnt up, so that none can pass thro't. 
 To or unto I 11 EM, 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 1.3. come, and 1 will send thee unto t. 
 
 42. 7 . strange unto t. and snake roughly unto t. 
 
 25. give them provision, thus did Ibseph unto t. 
 21. Joseph comforted them, spoke kindly un. t. 
 Exod. 2. 25. and G. had respect un. t. 2 Kings 1.3. 2.3. 
 
 3. 1.3. what shall 1 say unto t. [1 14.20.darkness'/oV! 
 
 14. 22. the waters were a w all to t. on the right 
 
 20. 5. thou shalt not bow ilown thyself to t. nor 
 
 serve them, Josh. 23. 7 . 2 Kmgs 17. 35. 
 
 Exod.30.Q\.. shall be a statute forever to t. Lev. 17.7. 
 Ter. 6. 17 . 1 have given it unto t. for their portion 
 /Y7//7).4.19. but thus do un. 1 . 118.22. so did they un. t. 
 
 16. .30. swallow up, w ith all that appertain unto t. 
 .3.3.56. 1 shall do to you, as I thought to do 7/7///) r, 
 .35. 6. and to t. ye shall add forty and two cities 
 
 Dent. 1.8. which the L. sware to give unto t. .31. 23. 
 
 4. 7 . what nation who hath God so nigh unto t.? 
 Josh. 9.20. this we will do un. 1 .11 26. so did he un. t. 
 Judg. 2. 17 . and they bowed themselves unto t. 
 
 9. 3.3. inayest do to t. as thou shalt find occasion 
 
 15. II. as they ilid untome, so have I donn unto t. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 19 there was nothing lacking tot. 
 
 27 . sent spoil to t. whicTi were in, 28, 29. 30, .31. 
 QSam. 20. 3. and fed them, but went not in unto t. 
 
 1 Kmgs 12. 7- if thou wilt speak good words to t. 
 
 2 Kings 9 . 18. shn ing, the messenger came to t. 20. 
 
 12. 5. let the priests take it to t. every man 
 
 1 Chron. 9- 27. the opening thereof pertained to t. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 6. and spake comfortably tot. 
 
 Ezra 4. 20. tribute and custom was paid unto t. 
 
 6. 21. such as had separated themselves unto t. 
 Neh. 5. 11. restore to t. this day their lands, houses 
 Esth. 9. 22. month was turneii 7 / 7//0 t. from sorrow 
 Joh‘24. 12. yet God layeth not folly to t. 
 
 17 . morning is to t. even as tlie shadow of death 
 Psal. 28. 4. give them, render to t. their desert 
 .34. 9 . for there is no want to t. that fear him 
 
 44. .3. because thou hadst a favour unto t. 
 
 8.3. 9. do unto t. as to the Midianites, as to Sisera 
 115. 8. they that make them are like7/7/. t. 135.18. 
 125. 4. do good to t. that are upright in heart 
 Prov. 2. 7- H buckler to t. that walk uprightly 
 
 3. 18. a free of life to t. that lay hold on her' 
 
 8. 9 . they are right to t. that find knowledge 
 
 10. 26. so is the sluggard to t. that send him 
 
 14. 22. mercy and truth be to t. that devise good 
 25. 13. so is a faitliful messenger to t. that send 
 .30. 5. a shield unto t. that put their trust in him 
 
 Eccl. 7- 12. w isdom gives life to t. that have it 
 Isa. 19 . 3. seek to t. that have familiar spirits 
 
 28. 13. the word was////to t. precept upon precept, 
 40. 29 . to t. that have, no might he increaselh 
 42. 5. Iiath given spirit/o/. that walk therein 
 
 16. these things w ill 1 do 7/7//D /. and not forsake 
 49.9. to t. that are in darkness. Mat. 4.16. Luke 1.79. 
 
 56.5. to t. will I give in my house a place and name 
 57 . 6. to t. hast thou poured a drin-k-offering 
 59. 20. to t. that turn from transgression in Jacob 
 61. 7 . everlastingjoy shall be unto t. 
 
 Jer. 5. 13. thus shall it he done7/7i;/) t. 
 
 6.10. the word of the T.ord is unto t. a reproach 
 
 15. 19 . let them return, but return not thou7/7/;o t. 
 
 18. 8. repent of the evil 1 thought io do unto t. 
 
 31. 32. brake covenant, tho’ I was husband////^o (. 
 
 Lam. 1.22. and do unto t. as thou hast done to me . 
 3. 25. the T.ord is good unto t. that wait for him 
 65. give them sorrow of heart, thy curse unto t 
 Ezek. 2. 4. T do send thee unto t. and thou shalt say 
 3. 6. had 1 sent thee unto t. they had hearkened 
 
 26. and thou shalt not be to t. a repiover 
 
 11. 16. yet will I be /«/. asa liUle sanctuary 
 
 12. 11. as I have done, so shall it be done unto t. 
 
 20. 9 . in whose sight I made myself known unto t, 
 .3.3. .32. lo, thou art unto t. as a very lovely song 
 39. 13. and it shall be to t. a renown 
 
 44. 12. because they ministered unto t. before idols 
 48. 12. oblation shall be zinto t. a thing most holy 
 
 18. shall be for food unto t. that serve the city 
 Dan. 4. 19. the dream be to t. that hate thee 
 
 6. 2. that the [irinces might give account//xro t. 
 
 9 . 4 . and keeping mercy to i. that love him 
 
 11. .34. but many shall cleave to f. with flatteries 
 Hos. 4. 12. and their staff declareth unto t. 
 
 7 . 13. destruction unto t. because they transgressed 
 11. 4. I was to t. as they that take off the yoke 
 
 Jonah 3.10. evil that he said, he would do unto t. 
 Mic. 2. 6. piophesy ye not, say they to t. that 
 prophesy, they shall not prophesy to t. 
 Mat. 6. 8. be ye not like 7/7/f/) t. Ij7.12. do ye so to t. 
 
 17 . 13. that he spake unto t. of John the Baptist 
 
 21. .36. other servants, they did unto t. likewise 
 25. 9. but go ye rather to t. that sell, and buy 
 Mark 4. 11. but to t. that are without in parables 
 
 10. 40. shall bttgiven to t. for whom it is prepared 
 Luke 2. 51. he went down, and was subject unto t. 
 
 6. .31. that men do to you, do ye also /# /.likewise 
 .3.3. if ye do good to t. that do good to you 
 .34. if ye lend to t. of whom ye hope to receive 
 
 11. 1.3. give the Holy' Spirit to t. that ask him 
 
 16. 28. that he may testify unto t. lest they come 
 20. 15. whatshall T.ord ot the vineyard do unto t.? 
 
 23. 28. Jesus turning/////e t. said, weep not forme 
 
 24. 11. their words seemed unto t. as idle tales 
 
 27 . he expounded unto t. in all the scriptures 
 John 1. 12. to t. gave he power to become the sons 
 
 of God, even to t. that believe on his name 
 
 22. we may give an answer to t. that sent us 
 2. 24. but .lesus did not commit himself unto t. 
 
 8. 27 . that he spake to t. of the Father 
 
 20. 2.3. sins ye remit, they are remitted unto t. 
 Acts 1. 16. who was guide to t. that took .lesus 
 2.3, there appeared unto t. cloven tongues, as of fire 
 41. there were added untot. about .3.000 souls 
 
 5. 13. of the rest durst no man join himself to t. 
 .32. whom God hath given to t. that obey him 
 
 14. 18. that they had not done sacrifice unto t. 
 
 16. 10. had called us to preach the gospel unto t. 
 20. .34. my nece.ssities, and to t. that were w itii me 
 
 25. 11. no man may deliver me unto t. I appeal 
 Rom. 1. 19 . is manifest, for G. hath shewed it//, t. 
 
 2.7- /o/. who by patient continuance in well-doing 
 
 8. 28. w'ork together for good to t. that love God 
 10. 20. made manifest 7/7//0 /. that asked not after me 
 
 1 Cor. 1.2. untot. that are sanctified in Christ .lesus 
 24. unto t. that are called, both Jews and Greeks 
 
 9. 3. my answer to t. that do examine me, is this 
 14. 34. for it is not permitted unto t. to speak 
 
 2 Cor. 4. .3. if gos|)el hid, it is hid to t. that are lost 
 Gal. 1. 17 . to I. which were apostles before me 
 
 6. 10. unto t. w ho aie of the household of faith 
 Eph. 2. 17 and preuched peace to (. tliat were nigh 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 Phil. 1. 28. is to t. an evident token of perdition 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 6. tribulation to t. that trouble you 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 15 . meditate, oive thyself wholly tot. 
 
 £ Tim. 4. 8. but unto all t. that love his appearing 
 Tit. 3. 13. that nothing be wanting 7/nr» t. 
 
 Heh. 3. 18. not enter, but to t. that believed not 
 
 4.2. to us was the gospel preached as well as unto t. 
 
 8. 10. I will be to t. a God, tliey tome a people 
 ■ 12. 11. yieldeth t. that are exercised thereby 
 
 19. word should not be spoken to t. any more 
 Jam. 1. 12. Lord promised to t. that love him, 2. 5. 
 
 3 /'er. 4.6. gospel preached also to t. that are dead 
 
 2 l^et. 1. 1. tot. that obtained like precious faith 
 
 2. 22. happened unto t. according to the proverb 
 
 2iev. 9. 3. unto t. was given power as the scorpions 
 
 5. to t. it was given that they sliould not kill them 
 
 20. 4. they sat, and judgment was given unto t. 
 
 See Say, Wo. 
 
 Toward Til I'.M. 
 
 Psal. 103. 11. SO great his mercy toward t. that fear 
 Mat. 14. 14. .lesus was moved with compassion to¬ 
 ward t. and liealed their sick, Mark 0. 31. 
 Col. 4.5. walk in wisdom toward t. tliat are without 
 1 'lliess. 4.12. honestly toward t. that are without 
 Under 'i'llLIVl. 
 
 JSlum. 16. 31. ground clave asunder that w'as under t. 
 Job 26. 8. and the cloud is not rent under t. 
 
 With 'LI I EM. 
 
 Gen. 19. 9. we will deal worse with thee than with t. 
 34. 8. Hamor communed with t. saying, my son 
 43. 16. when Joseph saw Benjamin with t. he said 
 Exod. 6. 4.1 have established my covenant with t. 
 
 23. 32. shall make no covenant with t. Deut. 7. 2. 
 Eev. 26. 39. that are left shall pine away with t. 
 
 44. and to break my covenant u>ith t. 
 
 2Vmw. 22.12. thou shalt not go w. 1. 1| 20. arise, go w. t. 
 .32. 19. we will not inherit with t. on yonder side 
 l)eut. 2. 5. take good heed, meddle not with t. 19. 
 
 5. 29. would fear me, that it miglit be well witht. 
 
 7. 3. neither make marriages with t. Josh. 23. 12. 
 
 5. thus shall ye deal with t. destroy their altars 
 
 9. who keepeth covenant with t. that love him 
 Josh. 9. 15. and Joshua made peace with t. 16. 
 Judg. 1.22. they also went, and the I ,ord was with t. 
 
 19. 24. and do with t. what seemeth good unto you 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 6. and thou shalt prophesy with t. 
 
 15. 6. go, get you down, lest 1 destroy you with t. 
 
 2 Sam. 12 . 17 . he would not, nor did he eat with t. 
 
 15. 36. they have there with t. their two sons 
 
 1 Kings 8.46. and tliou be angry with t. 2 L'hr. 6. 36. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 16. are more than the^' that be with t. 
 
 11. 9 . with t. that should go out on the sabbath, 
 
 and came to Jehoiada, 2 Chron. 23. 8. 
 
 22.7. there was no reckoning made with t. 
 
 1 Chro7i. 9. 25. their brethren were to come with t. 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 12. and with t. 120 priests sounding 
 14. 11. with many, or with t. that have no power 
 
 17 .8. with t. he sent Levites, and with t. Elishama 
 
 9. had the book of the law of the Lord with t. 
 
 22.12. and he was with t. hid in the house of God 
 
 Ezra 5.2. with t. were the prophets of God helping 
 Iseh. 9 . 13. thou spakest with t. from heaven 
 
 24. that they might do witht. as tliey would 
 13. 25. and 1 contended with t. and cursed them 
 Esth. 3. 11. to do with t. as it seemeth good to thee 
 Job 21.8. tlieir seed is establislied in their sight su. r. 
 Psal. 9 . 6. their memorial is perished with i. 
 
 25. 14. secret of the Lord is ivith t. that fear him 
 . 35 . 1. plead my cause with t. that strive with me 
 42. 4. 1 went with t. to the house of God 
 54. 4. tlie Lord is with t. that uphold my soul, 118.7. 
 88. 4. i am counted with t. that go down into pit 
 119 . 93. for with t. thou hast quickened me 
 Prov. 1.15. my son, walk not thou in the w’ay with t. 
 
 24. 1. evil men, neither desire to be with t. 
 
 28. 4. but such as keep the law contend with t. 
 Eccl.S. 12. it shall be well with t. that fear God 
 Jsa. 14. 1. and the stranger shall be joined witht. 
 
 20. thou shalt not be joined with t. in burial 
 . 34 . 7 . and the unicorns shall come down ~vith t. 
 
 57 . 8. enlarged thy bed and made a covenant w. t. 
 
 59. 21. this is my covenant 7i7V/7 t. saitli the l.ord 
 
 60 . 9 . to bring their silver and their gold with t. 
 
 61. 8. I will make an everlasting covenant with t. 
 65. 2.3. blessed of Lord, and their offspring with t. 
 
 Jer. 18. 23. deal thus witht. in time of thine anger 
 27- 18. and if the word of the l.ord be with t. 
 
 31. 8. 1 will gather with t. the blind and the lame 
 .32. 40. I will make an everlasting covenant with t. 
 Ezek. 16 . 17 . thou madest images of men, and didst 
 commit whoredoms with t. 28. I 23. 7, 4.3. 
 26.20. bring thee down with t. that go down to pit 
 
 31.14. Zi). r. thatgo down to pit, .32. 18, 24,25,29. 
 34. 25. 1 will make w. t. covenant of peace, 37. 26. 
 .30. I the Lord their Clod am -with t. Zech. 10. 5. 
 37 . 27 . my tabernacle shall be with t. 1 tlieir God 
 Jlos. 5. 5. Judah also shall fall with t. 
 
 JSiat. 9 . 15. can the children fast as long as the 
 bridegroom is with t. ? Mark 2. 19. Luke 5. 34. 
 
 13. 29. lest ye root up also the wheat with t. 
 
 2.3. 30. we would not have been partakers with t. 
 
 25. .3. took their lamps, and took no oil with t. 
 Matk 16. 20. they preached, the 1.. working aiirZt t. 
 Luke 15. 2. he eateth w. 1. 1| 18.7. tho’ he bear w. t. 
 
 24. 33. found the eleven and them that were w. t. 
 John 17 . 12 . while I svaswith t. in the world, 1 kept 
 18. 5 . Judas which betrayed him stood with t. 
 20.24. but Thomas wa-s not w. r. when Jesus came 
 Acts 9. 28. he was with t. coming in and going out 
 . 39 . which Dorcas made while she was with t. 
 
 10. 20. arise, and go with 1. 1| 11. 3. didst eat with t. 
 
 11. 12. spirit bade me go wzVA r. nothing doubting 
 
 21. and the hand of the T^ord was with t. 
 
 12. 25. they took with t. John surnamed Mark 
 
 14. 27 . rehearsed all that God had done zii. r. l5.4. 
 
 15. 38. Paul thought not good to take him with t. 
 20.36. he kneeled down and fvayed with t. all 
 
 21. 24. be at charges with t. that they may shave 
 Jiom.W. 17 . undwith t. partakest of the root 
 
 12. 15. bless and curse not, rejoice with t. that 
 do rejoice, and weep -with t. that weep 
 Eph, 5. 7. be not ye therefore partakers zcith t. 
 
 502 
 
 E.ph. 6.24. grace be with t. that lov'e our L. Jes. Chr. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 17 . shall be caught up together with t. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. peace be witht. thatcail on the Lord 
 lleb. 3. 17 . was it not -with t. that had sinned r 
 8.8. for tinding fault zrtV/t t. he saith, behold 
 
 10. 16 . this is the covenant I will make with t. 
 
 11. .31. tlie harlot Kahab perished not with t. 
 
 13. 3. them that are in bonds, as bound with t. 
 
 1 Pet. . 3 . 7 . ye husbands, dwell with t. accorOing 
 4. 4. tliat ye run not with t. to the same excess 
 
 2 /^er. 2.20. latter emt is worse ai. r.than beginning 
 Rev. 9. 19. had heads, and with t. thev do hurt 
 
 21.3. tabernacle with men will dwell with t. 
 Without I I i K.M. 
 
 Lev. 26. 4.3. while she lieth desolate without t. 
 
 See TTctcu. 
 
 TIIE.M .SELVES. 
 
 Gen. 19 . IL they wearied t. to find the door 
 
 43. .32. for them by t. for the E.gyptians by t. 
 
 Exod. 5. 7 . let them go and gather straw for t. 
 
 12. 39 . nor had they prepared for t. victual 
 . 32 . 7 . for thy people have corrupted t. Dent. 9.12. 
 
 I .32. 5. Judg. 2. 19. Hos. 9. 9. 
 Num. 8. 7 . let them wash, and .so make t. clean 
 Deut. 32. .31. even our enemies t. being judges 
 1 Sam. 3. 13. because his sons make t. vile, and he 
 
 14. 11. both of tliem discovered t. to the garrison 
 
 1 Kings 8. 47. if tliey shall bethink t. 2 Chr. 6. 37. 
 
 18. 23. let them choose one hullock for t. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 20. Edom made king over t. 2 Chr. 21.8. 
 
 17 . 17 . sold t. todo evil in tlie sight of the Lord 
 .32. made to t. of the lowest of them priests 
 
 19 . 29 . ye shall eat such things as grow of r. 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 6. they had made t. odious to David 
 
 2 Chron. 7 .14. if my people shall humble t. 
 
 12. 6. the princes and the king humbled t. 7 . 
 
 20. 25. precious jewels which they stript off for t. 
 .35. 14. aftervvar. they made ready for t. and priests 
 
 9 . 2. they have taken of their daughters for t. 
 Esth. 9. 31. and as they had decreed for t. and seed 
 Je/i 24. 16 . houses which they had marked forr. 
 
 30. 14. in the de.solation they rolled t. upon me 
 41. 23. they are firm in t. they cannot be moved 
 Psal^ 2. 2. the kings of the earth set t. against God 
 9. 20. the nations may know t. to be but men 
 
 44. 10. and they which hate us spoil fort. 
 
 57 . 6. into the midst whereof they are fallen t. 
 
 106 . 28. they joined t. also to Baal-peor, and ate 
 140. 8. grant iiot their desires, lest they exalt t. 
 Prov. 0,3. 5. riches make t. wings, tliey fly away 
 Eccl. 3. 18. they might see that they t. are beasts 
 Isa. 2. 6. and they please t. in children of strangers 
 
 3. 9. for they have rewarded evil to t. 
 
 46. 2. but t. are gone into captivity 
 
 47 .14. they shall not deliver t. from the flame 
 48. 2. for they call t. of the holy city,and stay 
 56. 6. sons of the stranger that join t. to the Lord 
 Jer. 2. 24. all they that seek her w ill not weary t. 
 
 4. 2. and the nations shall bless t. in him 
 
 7 . 19 . do they not provoke t. II 9. 5. they wears- 1. 
 
 11. 17- for the evil they have done against t. 
 
 12. 13. have put t. to pain, but shall not profit 
 16 . 6. nor cut t. nor make t. bald for them 
 
 27 . 7 . and great kings shall serve t. of him 
 .30. 21. and their nobles shall be of t. 
 
 .34. 10. that none should serve t. of them any more 
 Ezek. 10. 17 . they were lifted up, these lift up t. 
 
 22. was the same, their appearances and t. 
 
 14.18. but they only shall be delivered t. 
 
 34. 2. woe to shepherds of Israel that do feed t. 
 
 10. nor shall the shepherds teed t. any more 
 45.5. shall also the Levites of the house have, for t. 
 Llos. 4. 14. forr. are separated with whores 
 
 7, 14. they assembled t. for corn and wine 
 9. 10. but they separated i. to that shame 
 
 Hab. 1. 7 . their judgments shall proceed of r. 
 
 2. 13. the people shall weary t. for very vanity 
 Zech. 4. 12. which empty the golden oil out of t. 
 11. 5. whoslay them, and hold r. not guilty 
 Mat. 14.2. John Baptist is risen, tlierefore mighty 
 works do shew' forth t. in him, Mark 6. 14. 
 16 . 7 . reasoned among t. IMark 8. I 6 . Luke 00. 14. 
 19 . 12. there be eunuchs, w-ho made r. eunuchs 
 21.25. reasoned with t. Mark 11. ,31. L^ke 20. 5. 
 23. 4. but they t. will not move them with one 
 Mark 4. I 7 . receive it, and have no root in t. 
 
 9. 10. and they kept that saying with t. 
 
 Luke 7 . 30. rejected the counsel of God against t. 
 
 18. 9. he spake to certain who trusted in t. 
 
 20.20. sent spies which should feign r. just men 
 
 23. 12 . for before they were at enmity between t. 
 John 17 . 13. they might have my joy fulfilled in t. 
 
 18. 28. they t. went not into the judgment hall 
 Acts\5. .32. .ludas and .8ilas being prophets alsor. 
 16 . . 37 . but let them come t. and fetch us out 
 18. 6. and when they opposed t. and blasphemed 
 
 21.25. that they keep r. from thingsoffered to idols 
 2.3.12. certain Jews bound t. under a curse, 21. 
 
 24. 15. a resurrection which they t. also allow 
 
 28.25. and when they agreed not among t. 
 
 29 . the Jews had great reasoning among t. 
 
 Rom. 1. 22. professing t. to be wise, they beca. fools 
 24. to dishonour their own bodies between t. 
 
 27 . receiving in t. that recompence ot their error 
 2. 14. these liavin.:' not the law , are a law' to r. 
 
 10. 3. have not submitted t. to righteousness ot God 
 
 I. 3. 2. they that resist shall receive to /. damnation 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 9. nor abusers of/, with mankind 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 15. should not henceforth live to /. but to 
 
 8. .3. beyond their power they were willing ot /. 
 10. 12. measuring /. by /. comparing /. with /. 
 
 II. 13. transforming /. into the apostles ot Christ 
 Gal. 6. 13. for neither do they- /. keep the law 
 Eph. 4. 19 . w ho have given /. over to lasciviousness 
 Phil. 0. .3. let eacli esteem other better than /. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9. for thev /. shew of us what manner 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 10. them that <lefile /. with mankind _ 
 2. 9 . women adorn /. in modest apparel, 1 Pet. 3.o. 
 .3. 1.3. they purchased to /. good degree and holdn. 
 6. 19- laying up in store for/, a good toundation 
 
 2 Tim. 0. 25. instructing those that oppose /. 
 
 20. may recover /. out of the snare ot the devil_ 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 3. but they shall heap to /. teachers, having 
 Tit. 1. 12. one of /. even a prophet of their own 
 Heb. 0. 6. seeing they crucify to /. the .‘'on of God 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 12. that not to /. but as they did minister 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. and bring upon /. swift destruction 
 
 13. sporting/, with their owndeceivings while 
 19 . they /. are the servants of corruidion 
 
 Jude 7. giving /.over to fornication, going after 
 
 10. they corrupt /. || 12. feeding /. without fear 
 19. who separate/. sensual, having no* the Spirit 
 
 See Ga'ihek, Hide, Sereau. 
 
 THEN. 
 
 Gen. 4. 26. /. began men to call upon the Lord 
 
 1.3. 7- the < anaanite dwelt /. in the land 
 
 16 . /. shall thy seed also be. numbered 
 
 27 . 41. /. will I slay my brother .lacob 
 iM. 21. /. shall thg l.ord be my Ciod 
 44. 26. if our brother be with us /. will we go down 
 49 . 4. /. defilest thou it; he went up to my couch 
 Lev. 26 . 41. if /. their hearts be humbled, an<l they* 
 /. accept of the punishment of their iniquity 
 42. /. 1 will remember my covenant with .lacob 
 Josh. 14. 11. as my strength was /. so is it now 
 12. if the Ixird be with me, /. 1 shall be able 
 Judg. 5. 8. they choose new gods, /. was w ar in gates 
 1 Sam. 15. 14. what meaneth /. this bleating of sheep 
 25. .3). /. remember thine handmaid 
 
 1 Kings 8. .32. /. hear thou in heaven,.34,36,39,45,49. 
 
 22. 47 . there was/, no king in Edom, a deputy 
 
 2 Kings 1.10. /. let fire come down from heaven 
 
 8. 16. .lehoshaphat being /. king of Israel 
 
 9 . 3. /. open the door and flee and tarry not 
 
 1 C'hron. 1 1 . 16. and David was /. in the hold 
 
 2 Chron. 3.3. 13. /. .Manasses knew the Lord was God 
 Ezra 5. 1. /. the prophets prophesied to the Jews 
 
 2. /. rose Zerubbabel to build the house of God 
 Esth. 5. 9 . t. went Haman forth that day joyful 
 
 14. /. said Zeresh his w ife, atid his friends to him 
 7 . 10. t- was the king’s wrath pacified 
 
 Job ,3. 13. should have slept, /. had 1 been at rest 
 
 11. 11. he seeth also, will he not /. consider it r 
 
 22. 26. /. shalt thou have delight in the Almiglity 
 
 29 . /. tliou shalt say there is lifting up 
 
 .38.21. knowest thou it, because thou wast /. born 
 Psal. 27 . 10. /. the l.ord will take me up 
 
 51.1.3. /. will I teach transgressors thy w ays 
 
 55. 12. W'as not an enemy, /. 1 could have borne it 
 69. 4. /. 1 restored that which I took not away 
 106. 12. /. believed they his words, they sang 
 119. 6. /. shall I not be ashamed, when I ha' e 
 Prov. 2. 5. /. shalt thou understand the fear of Lord 
 9 . /.shalt thou understand righteousness 
 24. 14. /. there shall be a reward, thy expectation 
 Isa. .32. 16 . /. judgmentshall dwell in the wildei ness 
 58. 8. /. shall thy light break forth as the morning 
 9. /. shalt thou call, and the Lord shall answer 
 Jer. 4. 1. /. shalt thou not remove 
 
 11.15. when thou dost evil, /. thou rejoicest 
 
 18. /. thou sheweilst me their doings 
 
 2.3. 22. /. they should have turned them from 
 .33. 26. /. w ill I cast away the seed of Jacob 
 E.zek. . 39 . 28. /.shall they know- that 1 am the lord 
 Dan. 5. 24. /. was part of the hand sent from him 
 Mai. .3. 16 . /. they that feared the l.ord spake often 
 Mat. 5. 24. and /. come and ofl'er thy gift 
 
 9. 15. /. shall they fast, Mark 0. 20. Luke 5. .35. 
 
 12. 29. /. will he spoil his house, Mark .3. 27. 
 
 16. 27 . and /. he shall reward every man according 
 
 17 . 26. Jesus saith, /. are the children free 
 19.25. were amazed, saying, who /. can be saved ? 
 
 Mark 10. 26. Luke 18. 26. 
 24. 14. for a witness to all, /. shall the end come 
 21. for/, shall be great tribulation, such not since 
 
 26. 56. /. all the disciples forsook him and fled 
 Mark 12. 37. and w hence is he /. his son 
 
 13. 14. /. let them that be in Judea flee to the 
 
 mountains. Luke 21. 21. 
 Luke 6. 4-2./. shalt thou see clearly to pull out 
 John 1. 21. asked they what /. art thou Elias ? 
 
 25. they asked him, why baptizest thou t.l 
 
 7 . 33. and /. 1 go unto him that sent me 
 
 8. 28. /. shall ye know that 1 am he, and that I do 
 ActsO. 38./. Peter said to them, repent and bebapt. 
 
 41./.they that gladly received his word were bapt. 
 11. 18. /.'hath God to the Gentiles granted, 26. 20. 
 Rom. 6.21. what fruit had ye /. in those things/ 
 
 7 . 7 . what shall w-e say /. is the law- sin' 9. 14. 
 
 8. 17 . ifchildren, /. heirs, heirs of God, joint heirs 
 
 11. 5. so /. at this present there is a remnant 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. /. shall every man have praise of God 
 
 10. 19. what say 1 /. that the idol is any tiling 
 13.12. but /. Gee to fac e, now- 1 know- in part, /. 
 
 shall 1 know even as also I am known 
 
 14.15. what is it/. ? .\ 0 Cor. 12. 10 /. am 1 stp ug 
 Gal. 0. 21. come by the law-, /. Christ is dead in vain 
 
 3. 29 . if ye be Christ’s, /. are ye Abraham's seed 
 
 4. 29. but as /. he that was born after the flesii 
 
 6. 4. /. shall he have rejoicing in himself 
 
 1 Thess.b. 3 ./.sudden destruction cometh upon them 
 
 2 'Diess.O. 8. /. shall that w icked one be reve. led 
 ~Ileh. 7 . 27 . first for his own sins, /. for the pc iple’s 
 
 12. 8./. are ye bastards, and not sons 
 
 1 Johns. 21. /. have we confidence towards God 
 niKNCE. 
 
 Gen. 24. 7- thou shalt take a wife to m>' son from t 
 
 27 . 4.1. then I will send and fetch thee trom /. 
 
 49 . 24. from /. is the shepherd, the stone of L'-rael 
 
 Klim. 13.23. they cut down from /. a branch. 24. 
 
 23. 13. Balak said, curse me them from /. 27. 
 Dent. 4. 29. if I'rom /. thou shalt seek the I ord 
 
 5. 15 . the 1 ord brought thee out /. 6. 23. | 24. 18. 
 
 19. 12. the elders shall send and fetch him /. 
 
 30. 4. from /. will the 1 ord gather thee, and from 
 
 /. w-ill he fetch thee. AVA. 1. 9- 
 .Tudg. 19 . 18. to mount I pbraim, from /.am 1 
 1 Sam. 4. 4. might bring from /. the ark ot the cove 
 nant of the L. of hosts. 2 Sam. 6. 2. 1 Chr. 13. 6. 
 
 1 Kings 0. .36. go not forth from /. any- w-hither 
 
 2 KingsO.Ol. shall not be from /. any more death 
 
 2.3. and he went up from/, to Beth-eL 
 
 25. from /. to Carmel, and from /. to .Samaria 
 
 7 . 8. the lepers carried /. silver and gold and hid it 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THE 
 
 Z Chron. 26. 20. they thrust out Uzziah from t. 
 £zra 6. 6. now therefore, be ye far from t. 
 ha. 52. 11. depart ye, depart, go ye out from t. 
 
 65. 20. tliere shall be no more t. an infant of days 
 Jer. 5. 6. every one that goes t. shall he torn 
 
 22.' 24. were the signet yet wo<ild I pluck thee t. 
 sB! 29. cause to cease from t. man and beast 
 37. 12. went forth to separate liimself t. 
 
 43 ! 12. anti he shall go forth from t. in peace 
 49 '. 16. as the eagle f will bring thee down from t. 
 £%'ek. 11. Ul. shall take all abominations from t. 
 JJos. 2. 15. I will give her her vineyards from t. 
 Jimos6. 2. from t. go ye to Hamath the great 
 
 9. 2. dig into hell, t. shall my hand take them, 3. 
 4. t. will 1 command the sworn, it sliall slay 
 
 ■Ohait. 4. among stars, t. will 1 bring thee down 
 J\jat. 5. 26. thou shalt by no means come out t. 
 
 10. 11. who worthy, and there abide, till ye 'go t. 
 Mark 6. 11. when ye depart t. shake off the dust 
 
 16. 26. that would come from t. to us cannot 
 I HENCEFORTH. 
 
 Lev. 22. 27 . t. it shall be accepted for you 
 £ Chron. .32. 23. Ilezekiah was magnified from t. 
 “Mat. 5. 13. is t. good forriothing, but to he cast out 
 John 19 . 12. from t. Pilate sought to release him 
 THERE. 
 
 Gen. 2. 8. t. he put the man whom he had formed 
 
 18. 28. if 1 find forty-five t. I will not destroy it 
 32. 29 . he blessetl him t. || 35. 7- t- Cod appeared 
 49. 31. t. they buried •Abraham and Sarah, t. they 
 buried Isaac and Rebekah his wife 
 Lxod. 8. 22. Goshen, no swarms of Hies shall be t. 
 
 15. 25. t. he made a statute, t. he proved them 
 
 17 . 6. behold 1 will stand before thee t. in Horeb 
 
 24.12. come up into the mount, and be e. 34. 2. 
 
 34. 28. and he was t. with the Lord fort^’ days 
 Lev. 8. 31. e. eat it 11 16. 23. shall leave them t. 
 Mnm. 11. 17 . 1 w’ill come and talk with thee t. 
 
 13. 28. moreover we saw the children of Anak t. 
 
 33. Ve^it. 1. 28. Josh. 14. 12. 
 £0 1. and Miriam died/, and was buried t. 
 
 26. and Aaron shall die t. 28. Deut. 10. 6. 
 heut. 4. 28. t. ye shall serve gods, work of men’s 
 hands, wood and stone, 28. .36, 64. Jer. 16. 13. 
 30. 5 and t. they be unto this day, Josh. 4. 9. 
 
 ' 12. youi God shall choose to put his name i. 
 
 14. 23. 1 16. 2, 11. 1 Kings 8. 29. 1 9. 3. 
 .31. 26. it may be t. for a witness against thee 
 Judg. 5. 27 . where he bowed, t. he fell dowm dead 
 7 . 4 . bring them down. I’ll try them for thee t. 
 
 21. 9. none of the inhabitants of .labesh-gilead t. 
 hnth 1. 17 . where thou diest, t. will I be buried 
 
 1 tSam. 1. 3. the priests of the Lord were t. 4. 4. 
 
 28. and Hannah worshipped the Lord t. 
 
 11. 14. go to Gilgal, and renew the kingdom t. 
 
 15. t. they made Saul king before the Lord, i. 
 
 they sacrificed, and t. they rejoiced 
 
 21 . 7 . a certain man of the servants of Saul t. 
 
 22. 22. I knew when Doeg the Edomite was t. 
 
 2 Ham. .3.27. .loab smote Abner t. under the fifth rib 
 6.7- God smote Uzzah t. and t. he died by ark ofG. 
 15. 21. even t. also will thy servant be 
 
 35. hast thou not t. Zadok and Abiathar 
 
 1 Kings 8. 8. staves, and t. they are to this day 
 11. 36. 1 have chosen to put my name t. 2 Kings 
 
 23. 27 . 2 Chron. 6. 5, 6. 1 7- 16. Neh. 1. 9. 
 
 17 . 4. T commanded the ravens to feed thee t. 
 
 18. 10. when they said he is notr. he h'ok an oath 
 
 19. 3. came to Peer sheba, and left his servant t. 
 
 2 Kingsi, 21. Elisha went, and cast the salt in t. 
 4. 11. became and lay t. II 7 . 4. and we shall die t. 
 7 . 5. when they were come, t. was no man t. 10. 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 12. when they left their gods, t. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 9. but a proi)het of the Lord was t. 
 
 .32. 21. they slew Sennacherib t. with the sword 
 
 Ezra 6. 12. God hath caused his name to dwell t. 
 Job 3. 17 . t. the wicked cease from troubling, and 
 
 t. the weary be at rest 
 
 18. t. the prisoners rest together, and hear not 
 
 19 . small and great are t. the servant is tree from 
 2.3. 7 . t. the righteous might dispute with him 
 .35. 12. t. they cry, but none giveth answ er 
 
 .39. .30. and where the slain are, t. is she 
 PsaL 14. 5. t. were they in great fear, 5.3. 5. 
 
 46. 12. the daughter of Lyre shall be t. with a gift 
 48. 6. fear took hold iipoi- them t. and pain 
 
 66. 6. went through flood, t. did we rejoice in him 
 ■69. 35. will build cities that they may dwell t. 
 
 87. 4. Phili.stia and Tyre, this man was born t. 6. 
 
 7 . singers and players on instruments shall be t. 
 104. 26. t. go the ships, t. is that Leviathan 
 13.3; ,3. t. the Lord commanded the blessing 
 
 I. 39. 8. thou art t. H 10. t. shall thy hand lead me 
 Prov. 8. 27 . 1 was t. |1 9. 18. that the dead are t. 
 
 26. 20. where no wood is, t. the fire goeth out 
 Led. 3. 16. that wickedness was t. iniquity was.r. 
 
 17 . for there is a time t. for every purpose 
 
 II. .3. where the tree falleth, t. it shall be 
 Cant. 8. 5. t. thy motlier, brought thee forth 
 Jsa. 13. 20. nor shall shepherds make their fold t. 
 
 21. but wild beasts of the desert shall lie t. 
 
 22. 18. t. shalt thou die, and t. the chariots 
 
 23. 12. to Chittim. t. also shalt thou have no rest 
 28. 10. line upon line, here a little and t. a little 
 .33. 21. t. glorious Lord will be a place of rivers 
 
 35. 8. and an highway shall be t. and a way 
 9. no lion, but the redeemed shall walk t. 
 
 48. 16. t. am 1 H 65. 9. my servant shall dwell t. 
 Jer. 8. 22. is t. no balm in Gilead, no physician t. ? 
 
 18. 2. t. will 1 cause thee to hear my words 
 
 20. 6. t. thou shalt die, and shalt be buried t. 
 
 22. 26. another country t. shall ye die, 42. 16. 
 
 27 . 22. and t. shall they be till I visit them 
 38.28. he was t. when .lerusalem wa.s taken 
 42. 14. will go into Egypt, and t. will we dwell 
 
 47 . 7 . against Ashkelon, t. hath he appointed it 
 Lzek. 3. 22. go to the plain, I will t. talk with thee 
 
 12. 13. he shall not see it, though he shall die t. 
 17 . 20. I will plead with him t. for his trespass 
 
 20. 28. and they offered t. their sacrifices, t. they 
 presented the provocation of their offering 
 35. and t. will I plead with you face to face 
 
 Ezek. 20.40. t. will T accept them, t. requ. offerings 
 22 . 20 . and I will leave you t. and melt you 
 
 23. .3. t. were their breasts pre.ssed, t. they bruised 
 
 29.14. and they shall be t. a base kingdom 
 32. 22. Ashur is t. and all her company 
 
 .35. 10 . we will possess it, whereas the Lord was t. 
 
 48. .35. name of the city shall be, the Lord is t. 
 Ilos. 2. 15. and she shall sing t. as in her youth 
 7 . 9 . yea, grey hairs are here and t. upon him 
 9. 15. t. 1 hated them 1| 12. 4. t. he spake with us 
 Joel 3. 2.1 will [ilead with them t. for my people 
 Amos 6 . 12. will one plow t. with oxen ■' 
 
 7 . 12 . into .ludah, t. eat bread and prophesy t. 
 Alic.4. 10 . t. bedelivered, <. Lorri shall redeem thee 
 Zeph. 1.14. the mighty man shall cry t. bitterly 
 Alat. 2.1.3. be thou t. till 1 bring thee woi'd 
 
 5. 2 , 3 . t. rememberest that thy brother hath ought 
 
 24. leave t. thy gift before the altar 
 6. 21. where treasure is, t. will your heart‘be also 
 
 8.12. t. shall be gnashing of teeth, 22. 13. | 24.51. 
 12. 45. they enter in, and dwelt t. l.uke 11. 26. 
 
 18. 20. in my name, t. I am in the midst of them 
 
 24. 23. lo here is Christ, or t. Mark 13. 21. 
 
 25. 25. I hid thy talent, t. thou hast that is thine 
 
 27 . -36. and sitting down, they watched him t. 
 
 28. 7 . in Galilee, t. shall ye see him, Mark 16. 7- 
 Mark 1. .38. let ns go, that 1 may preach t. also 
 
 6. 5. and he could t. do no mighty work, save that 
 Luke 10.6. and if the son of peace be t. your peace 
 
 12. 18. t. will I bestow all my fruits and goods 
 John 12. 26. where I am, t. shall my servant be 
 
 14. 3. that where I am, t. ye may be also 
 Acts 20. 22. the things that shall befall me t. 
 
 22.10. t. it shall be told thee of all things which 
 Rom. 9. 26. t. be called the children of living God 
 Rev. 21. 25. for there shall be no night t. 22. 5. 
 THEREABOU'L. 
 
 J^ke 24. 4. as they were much perplexed t. 
 
 See Abode, Is, None, One, Strand, Stood, 
 Was. 
 
 THEREAT. 
 
 Exed. .30. 19 . wash their hands and feet t. 40. .31. 
 Mat. 7 . 13. and many there be which go in t. 
 THEREBY. 
 
 Gen. 04 , 14. t. shall 1 know thou hast shewed 
 Lev. 11. 43. that ye should be defiled t. 
 
 Job 22. 21. with God, t. good will come unto thee 
 Prov.20. 1. whoso is deceived t. is not wise 
 Bled. 10. 9. cleaveth wood, shall be endangered t. 
 Jsa. 33. 21. nor shall gallant ships pass t. 
 
 Jer. 18.16. passeth ?. shall be astonished, 19.8. 
 
 51.43. neither doth any son of man pass t. 
 
 Ezek. 12.5. dig through wall and carry out t. 12. 
 
 33.12. he shall not fall t. || 18. he shall die t. 
 
 19 . and do what is lawful, he shall live t. 
 
 Zech. 9. 2. and Hamath also shall border t. 
 
 John 11.4. that Son of God might be glorified t. 
 Eph. 2. 16 . by the cross, having slain the enmity t. 
 Bieh. 12. 11. yields to them who are exercised t. 
 
 15. root springing up, and t. many' be defiled 
 
 13. 2. for t. some have entertained angels 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 2. milk of the word that ye may grow t. 
 
 TTIEREFORE. 
 
 Gen. 2.24. t. shall a man leave his father and mother 
 17- 9. God said, thou shalt keep my covenant t. 
 42. 21. guilty, t. is this distress come upon us 
 Exod. 1.20. t. God dealt well with the midwives 
 
 4.12. t. go II 5. 8 . they be idle, t. they cry, 17 . 
 
 12. 17 . t. shall ye observe this day, 13. 10. 
 
 16 . 29. t. he giveth you on the sixth day bread 
 
 31.14. ye shall keep the sabbath t. for it is holy' 
 B,ev. 11.44. ye shall t. be holy, 1 am holy, 45.1 21. 6. 
 
 18. 25. t. 1 tio visit the iniquity tliereof upon it 
 
 26. ye shall t. keep my statutes and judgments 
 30. t. keep my ordinances, 19. .37. 1 20.22.1 22.9. 
 
 25. 17 . ye shall not t. oppress one another, but fear 
 hum. .3. 12. t. the Levites shall be mine 
 
 Deut. 5.15. t. the T.ord thy God commanded thee to 
 keep the sabbath day, 15. 11,15.1 24. 18, 22, 
 £8. 48. t. thou shalt serve thine enemies 
 Judg. 11. 8. t-. w e turn again to thee now 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 28. t. also I liave lent him to the Lord 
 
 28. 18. t. hath the Lord done this thing to thee 
 
 2 Sam.C).27>. t. Michal had no child to her death 
 
 1 Kings2. 2. be strong t. and shew thyself a man 
 20.4‘T t. thy life shall go for his life, and people 
 
 2 Kings 1.6. t. thou shalt not come down, 16. 
 
 19.18. t. they have destroyed them 
 
 1 Chron. 10.14. t. he slew .Saul, and turned kingdom 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 22. t. hath he brought all this evil 
 
 30 . 7 . t. gaye them uj) to desolation, as ye see 
 Neh. 2. 20. t. we his servants will arise and build 
 
 1.3.28. t. I chased him from me 
 Joh2\. 14. t. they say to God, depart from ns 
 .35. 14. judgment is before him, t. trust in him 
 42. 8. t. take unto you seven bullocks, seven rams 
 J^sal. 16. 9 . t. my heart is glad H .31. 3. t. lead me 
 
 36. 7 . t. the children of men put their trust in thee 
 45. 2. t. God hath blessed thee for ever 
 7 . t. God hath anointed thee with oil of gladness 
 
 17 . t. shall the people praise thee for ev er 
 55. 19 . have no changes, t. they fear not God 
 
 6 . 3 . 7 . t. in shadow of thy wing.s 1 w ill rejoice 
 73 . 10. t. his people return hither 
 
 91. 14. set his love on me, t. will I deliver him 
 106 . 2.3. t. he said, that he would destroy them 
 116. 10. 1 believed, t. have I spoken, 2 Cor. 4. 13. 
 119 . 104. t. 1 hate every false w ay 
 129 . are wonder, t. doth my soul keep them 
 1 . 39 . 19. depart from me t. ye bloody men 
 Prov. 17 . 14. t. leave off contention before it be 
 Ecd. 5.2. God is in heaven, t. let thy words be few 
 
 8.6. t. the misery of man is great upon him 
 11. r. tlie heart of men is set in them to do evil 
 
 Isa. .3. 17 . t. the Lord will smite with a sc:ib 
 10.16. t. the Lord of hosts shall send leanness 
 
 24.6. t. hath the curse devoured the earth 
 42. 25. t. he hath poured the fury of his anger 
 59. 16. t. his arm brought salvation unto hiin 
 
 Jer. 6. 15. t. they shall fall among them that fall 
 40. 3. ye obeyed not, t. this thing is come on you 
 Lam. 3.24. Lord is my portion/, will 1 hope in him 
 
 Jonah 4. 2. t. I fled before unto Tarshisli 
 
 Zech. 1. 16. /. I am returned tojerus. with mercies 
 
 7 . 12. t. came a great wrath from the Lord 
 Mai. .3. 6. t. ye sons of .lacob are not consumed 
 AJat. 5. 48. be ye t. perfect J| It). .31. fear ye not t. 
 
 19 . 6. what t. God hath joined together let not 
 27 . we have forsaken all, what shall we have 
 
 24. 42. watch t. 44. 1 25. 13. Mark 1.3. .35. 
 
 28. 19 . go ye t. teach all nations, baptizing them 
 AJark 1. .38. t. came I forth |1 12. 27. ye t. do err 
 Luke 4. 4.3. for t. am I sent |( 6. 36. be ye t. merciful 
 
 11. 19 . by wliom t. shall they be your judges 
 49 . t. also said the w isdom of God, 1 will send 
 
 14. 20. 1 married a wife, and t. 1 cannot come 
 2u. 15. what t. shall the Lord of the vineyard do 
 
 unto them t Mark 12. 9. 
 33. t. in the resurrection whose wife of them is she 
 John .3. 29 . this my joy t. is tullllled 
 
 8. 47 . ye t. hear them not, because not of God 
 
 9 . 41. but ye say, we see, t. your sin remaineth 
 
 10. 17. /. doth my L'ather love me, because I lay 
 
 12. 50. what I speak t. as Father said, so I sjreak 
 
 15. 19. 1 have chosen you,/, the world hatethyoii 
 Acts 3. 19 . repent ye /. and be converted, that your 
 Rom. 4. 22. /. it was imputed to him for righteous, 
 
 12. 20. /. if thine enemy hunger, feed him 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 20. /. glorify Godin your body and spirit 
 
 12. 15. not the hand, is it /. not of the body, 16. 
 
 15. .58. /. be ye stedfast, immovable, always 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 7- i. as ye abound in every thing, in faith 
 Eph. 5. 7 . be not ye /. partakers with them 
 
 24. /. as the church is subject to Christ, .so wives 
 2 Tim. 1.8. be not /. ashamed of the testimony of L. 
 See Now. 
 
 THEREFROM. 
 
 Josh. 23. 6. that ye turn not aside /. to right or left 
 2Ar/«.3.3. sinsof Jeroboam, he departed not/. 1.3.2. 
 1 HEREIN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 7. multiply /. H 18. 24. for fifty righteous/. 
 23. 11. the cave that is /. I give it to thee, 17 , 21). 
 34. 10. the land before you, dwell and trade/. 21. 
 B'.xod. 16. 24. neither was there any worm /. 
 
 31. 14. doeth any work /. be cut off, 35. 2. 
 
 40. 3. shalt thou put/, the ark of the testimony 
 9- anoint the tabernacle and all /. Lev. 8. 10. 
 
 Lev. 6. 3. sinning /. || 7- done in trespassing /. 
 
 1.3. 21. no white hairs /. || .37. black hairs /. 
 
 18. 4. ordinances to walk /. J7idg. 2. 22. Isa. 42. 5 
 
 22. 21. perfect, there shall be no blemish /. 
 
 23. 3. ye shall do no work /. it is the salibath ot 
 the I-ord, Deut. 16. 8. Num. 29. 7- Jer. 17.24. 
 
 7 . ye shall do no servile work /. 8, 21, 25, 35, .36. 
 
 Num. 28. 18.1 29. 35 
 
 25. 19. shall eat y’our fill and dw'ell t. in safety 
 Num. 13. 20. whether there be wood /. or not 
 
 16. 7 . put fire /. and put incense in them, 40. 
 
 IJeut. 7 . 25. nor take it, lest thou be snared /. 
 
 13. 15. destroy all that is/. Josh. 10. 28, 39. 
 
 15. 21. if there be any blemish /. if it be lame 
 
 17 . 19 . he shall read /. all the days of his life 
 
 20. 11. people that is found /. shall be tributaries 
 29. 23. nor beareth, nor any grass grovveth /. 
 
 Josh. 1. 8. thou shalt meditate t. day' and night 
 
 6. 17- the city and all /. shall be accursed, 24. 
 
 1 Kings 8.16. an house, that my name might be /. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 20. bring me a new cruse, and put salt/. 
 1 Chron. 16. 32. let the fields rejoice, and all that 
 
 is /. Psal. 96. 12. 
 
 Ezra 4. 19. rebellion and sedition been made /. 
 Neh. 0. 1. wall, that there was no breach left/. 
 
 7 . 4. city was large, but the people were few/. 
 
 5. found it written /. 13. 1. 1| 8. 3. he read /. 
 
 9 . 6. made the earth, the seas, and all that is /. 
 
 Psal. 24. 1. I 69. 34. 1 98. 7. 
 Job 3. 7 . night solitary, let no joyful voice come /. 
 20.18. restitution, and he shall not rejoice /. 
 
 Psal. . 37 . 29. the righteous shall dwell /. for ever 
 69-. 36. and they that love his name shall dwell /. 
 107 . 34. a fruitful land into barrenness, for wick¬ 
 edness of them thatilwell /. Jer. 12. 4. 
 111. 2. sought out of all that have pleasure/. 
 
 119 . 35. thy commandments, t. do 1 delight 
 146. 6. God who made the sea and all that /. is. 
 Acts 14. 15. I 17 . 24. Rev. 10. 6. 
 Prov. 22.14. shall fall /. 26.27. Jer. 23. Ijl. Hos.14.0. 
 Isa. 7- 6. and let us make a breach /. for us 
 33. 24. the people that dwell /. shall be forgiven 
 .35. 8. the wayfaring men, tho’ fools, shall not eiT /. 
 51. 3. joy and gladness shall be found /. 
 
 6. they that dwell /. shall die in like manner 
 .59. 8. vvhosoever goeth /. shall not know' peace 
 
 Jer. 6. 16 . good way and walk /. we will not walk /. 
 9 . 13. have not obeyed my voice, neither walked/. 
 44. 2. and no man dwelleth /. 48. 9. 1 .50. 3, 40. 
 
 51. 48. and all that is /. shall sin" for Babylon 
 Ezek. 14. 22. behold, /. shall be left a remnant 
 
 24. 6. w'oe to bloody city, to pot whose scum is /. 
 Hos. 4. 3. every one shall mourn, that dwelleth /. 
 
 yjmosil. 8.1 9. 5. 
 
 Zech. 13. 8. Lord saith, two parts /. shall he cut off 
 and die, but the third part shall be left /. 
 Alark 10. 15. he shall not enter /. l.ttke 18. 17. 
 
 Acts 1 . 20 . be desolate and let no man dwell /. 
 J'om. 1 . 17 . for /. is the riejiteousness of G. revealed 
 6 . 2 . how that are dead jo sin, live any loni/er /. r 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 24. wherein he iscalled, /. abide with God 
 Eph. 6. 20. that/. I may speak boldly as I ought 
 Phil. 1. 18. and 1 /. do rejoice, and will rejoice 
 Col. 2. 7 . taiuiht, abounding /. w ith thanksgiving 
 Heh. 4. 6. it remaineth that some must enter /. 
 
 10.8. offering wouldest not, nor liadst pleasure /. 
 Jam. 1. 25. whoso looketli into—and coiitiiuietli t. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. the earth an.l works /. shall be burnt up 
 Rev. 11. 1. rise and measure them that worship /. 
 
 13.12. causeth them that dwell /. to worship beast 
 
 21. 22. and I saw no temple /. God is the temple 
 
 .See D\\ Ei.T. 
 
 THEREIN LO. 
 
 Lwilc 21.21. let not them in the countries enter /. 
 
 1 HEREOF. 
 
 Gen. 2. 17. in the day thou eatest /. surely die, 3. 5. 
 Exud.'i.20. all my wonders which I willdo in midst/. 
 
 503 
 
THE 
 
 THE 
 
 THI 
 
 Etod.lO.^Sor t. must we take to sers'e the L. our G. 
 12.43. no stranger shall eat t. 45.48. 2 Kings 7 . 2. 
 
 44 . when circumcised, then sliall he eat t. 
 
 Dent. 26.14. 1 have not eaten t. in my mourning 
 2 Kings 4 . 43. they shall eat and leave t. 44. 
 
 Job 24. 1.3. they know not the ways t. nor abide 
 Fsal. . 3 t. 2 . the humble shall hear t. and be glad 
 Prov. 16. 33 . the whole disposing t. is of the Lord 
 Eccl. 6 . 2. God giveth him not power to eat t. 
 TllEREOM. 
 
 Exod. 20. 24. shalt sacrifice t. tlie burnt offerings 
 40. .35. because the cloud abode t. Knm. y. 22. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . ly. the woman spread ground corn t. 
 19.26. 1 will saddle me an ass that 1 may ride t. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. I 7 . the God of our fatliei s look t. 
 
 Ezra 6 . 11. and being set up, let him lie hanged t. 
 Est/i.7. 9 . tlien the king said, hang Hainan e. 
 
 Isa. 30. 12. and trust in perverseness, and stay i. 
 I'.zek. 15.3. will take a pin of it to hang a vessel t. 
 Mat. 21. 7 . they set him t. Luke 19. ‘^b.John 12.14. 
 
 19 . and found notliing t. Mark 11.13. Luke 13. 6. 
 Mark 14. 72. and when he thought t. he wept 
 1 Cor. 3. U). laid the foundation, another buildeth t. 
 liev. 5. 3. was not able to open book or look t. 4. 
 
 6. 4 and power was given to him that sat t. 
 
 21.12. city had twelve gates, and names written t. 
 IIIEKEOU r. 
 
 I.ev. 2. 2. he shall take t. his handful of flour 
 Judo. 15. 19 . m the jaw. and there came water t. 
 Til EKE 10 . 
 
 Exod. .30. 38. shall make like unto that to smell t. 
 Lev. 5. 16. add the fifth part /. 6. 5.1 27.1.3, 31. 
 
 18. 23. neither stand before a beast to lie down t. 
 Kum. 19 . 17 . running water shall be put t. in a 
 
 vessel 
 
 Dent. 12. .32. thou shalt not add t. nor diminish 
 Jvdg.W.M. butkingof lidom would not hearken r. 
 
 1 Chron. 22.14. 1 prepared, and thou mayest add t. 
 
 2 Chron. 10. 14. your yoke heavy, but! will add r. 
 
 21.11. lehoram compelled .ludah t, 
 
 Psal. 119.9. by taking heed t. according to thy word 
 Isa. 44.15. maketh an image, and fallethdown t. 
 Mark 14. 70. a Galilean, thy speech agreeth t. 
 
 Gal. 3. 15. no man disannulleih or addeth t. 
 THEREUNTO. 
 
 Exod.32.S. they madeamoltencalf, and sacrificed t. 
 Dent. 1. 7 . and go to all the places nigh t. 
 
 Eph.6. 18. and watching r. with all perseverance 
 1 T/iess, 3. 3. for you know that we are appointed t. 
 Deb. 10. 1. can never make the comers (. perfect 
 1 Pet. 3. 9 . knowing that ye are t. called, that ye 
 ITfLREUPON. 
 
 Ezek. 16.16. thoudeckedst and playedst the harlotr, 
 Zeph. 2. 7- the remnant of .ludah shall feed t. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 10. fake heed how he buildeth t. 
 
 14. any man’s work abide wliich he hath built t. 
 THEREWIIH. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. .3. any bribe to blind mine eyes t. 
 
 17 . 51. drew his sword, and cut off his head t. 
 
 31 .4. and thrust me through t. 1 Chron. 10. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 6. 1 have /.sent N'aaman my servant 
 
 12. 14. and repaired t. the house of the Lord 
 
 Prov. 15.16. than great ti easure and trouble t. 
 
 17 . an ox, and hatred 1. 1| 17- 1- quietness t. 
 
 25.16. lest thou be filled t. and vomit it 
 
 Eccl. 1.13. hath given sore travel to be exercised t. 
 
 10. 9. whoso removeth stones shall be hurt t. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 15. and thou shalt pi epare thy bread t. 
 Joel 2. 19 . corn, oil, wine, ye shall be satisfied t. 
 Phil. 4. 11. state, I have learned t. to be content 
 
 1 Tim. 6.8. food and raiment, let us be t. content 
 Jam. .3. 9. t. bless we God, and t. curse we men 
 
 3 John 10. prating against us, and not content t. 
 
 THE.SE. 
 
 Ge«.10.5. by t. were the islesof Gentilesdivided,.32. 
 27 . 46. if .lacob take a wife of such as t. what good 
 
 31. 4.3. r. daughters, r. children, t. cattle is mine 
 
 32.17. asketh, saying, whose are t. before thee 
 43. 16. .loseph said, bring t. men home, make 
 
 ready, for t. men shall dine with me at noon 
 Exod. 14. 20. but the cloud gave light by night tot. 
 
 21. 11. and if he do not t. three unto her, then she 
 
 32. 4. t. be thy gods, O Israel, which brought, 8. 
 Lev. 5. 13. his sin that he hath sinned in one of t. 
 
 11. 4. t. ye shall not eat |1 29. <. shall be unclean 
 
 9 . t. shall ye eat, 21. 22. Dent. 14. 9. 
 
 24. and for t. ye shall be unclean, whoso toucheth 
 
 22. 22. ye shall not offer t. to tlie Lord, 25. 
 
 Num. 26. 53. unto t. the land sliall be divided, for 
 
 64. but among t. there was not a man of them 
 Dent. 27 . 12. t. stand on mount Gerizim to bless 
 
 13. and t. shall stand upon mount F.bal to curse 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 10. .Samuel said, the L. hath not chosen t. 
 
 17 . . 39 . David said to Saul, 1 cannot go with t. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.2. tlie king said, what meanest thou by t.? 
 
 1 Kings 10.10. as t. which the queen of Sheba gave 
 11. 2. Solomon clave to t. strange women in love 
 
 17 . 1. there shall not be dew nor rain?, years, but 
 22. 11. thus saith the Lord, with t. shalt thou 
 
 push the Syrians, 2 Chron. 18. Id. 
 17, Lord said, t. have no master, 2 Chron. 18.16. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 20. Nebuzar-adan took t. anil brought 
 2 Chron. . 35 . 7 . t. were of the king’s substance 
 E’.ra 2. 62. t. sought their register among those 
 Keh. 7 . 61. t. went and could notshew their house 
 
 10.1. now^. that sealed the covenant were N ehem. 
 Job 12. .3. yea, who knoweth not such things as t. ? 
 Psal. 104. 27 . t. wait all on thee, that thou mayest 
 Eccl. 7 . 10. that the former days were better than t. 
 
 12.12. further, by t. my son, be admonished 
 Isa. 34.16. no oneoft. shall fail, none want hermafe 
 
 . 39 . 3 . what said t. men |1 44.21. remember i.O .lacob 
 49. 12. t. shall come from far, t. from the noi th, 
 and from the west, and t. from Siniin 
 21. who hath begotten me t. who brought up t. ? 
 
 1 was left alone, t. where had they been 
 57 . 6 . should I receive comfort in t.? 
 
 Jer. 5.5. but t. have altogether broken the yoke 
 38. 9 . t. men have done evil in all they have done 
 16 . nor will I give thee into hand of t. men that 
 52. 22. and the pomegranates were like to t. 
 
 Imm. 4. 9. for t. pine away, stricken thro’ for want 
 
 604 
 
 Ezek. 1. 21. when tliose went, t. went, and when 
 those stood, t. stood. Id. 17 . 
 
 8. 15. thou shalt see greater abominations than t. 
 
 14. .3. t. men have set up their idols in their heart 
 
 16. 5. none eye pitied thee, to do any of r. to thee 
 
 20. and t. hast thou sacrificed unto them to be 
 
 23. 10. t. discovered her nakedne.ss, they took her 
 27 . 21 . in t. were they thy merchants 
 
 37 . 18. saying, shew us what thou meanest by t. 
 Dan. 3. 1.3. they brought t. men before the king 
 
 21. t. men were bound |127. princes saw t. men 
 
 6. 2. over t. Darius set three presidents, Daniel first 
 11. tiien t. men assembled, and found Daniel, 15. 
 
 7 . 17 . t. great beasts, which are four, are four kings 
 I lag. 2. 13. if one unclean by a dead body touch t. 
 Zech. 1. 9 . 1 will shew thee what t. be, 4.5, 1.3. 
 
 19. I said to the angel, what be t. / 21. | 4. 12. 
 Mat. 5. . 37 . what is more than t. cometh of evil 
 6. 29. Solomon was not arrayed like one of t. 
 
 21. 16. they said, hearestthou what t. say ' 
 
 22. 40. on t. commandments hang all the law 
 
 23. 23. t. oughtye to have done, and not leave other 
 
 25. 40. as you have not done it to the least of t. 
 
 45. as ye did it not to one of the least of t. 
 
 46. ami t. shall go into everlasting punishment 
 
 26. 62. what is it which t. witness.^ .Mark 14. 60. 
 Mark 12. .31.noothercomm.andment greater than t. 
 
 40. t. shall receive grealer damnation 
 
 13. 2. .lesussaid, seest thou t. great buildings? 
 Luke 1.19. and am sent to shew thee t. glad tidings 
 
 .3.8. that God is able of t. slones to raise u p children 
 
 9. 44. let t. sayings sink down into your ears 
 Jo/m 1. 50. thou shalt see greater things than t. 
 
 5. .3. int. lay a great multitude ofimimtent folk 
 
 19. what he doth, t. doth the Son likewise 
 
 20. he will shew him greater works than t. 
 
 6. 5. whence shall we buy bread that t. may eat? 
 
 7 . 31. and said, will he do more miracles than t. ? 
 
 17 . 20. neither pray 1 for t. alone, but for them 
 25. anvi t. have known that thou hast sent me 
 
 18. 8. if therefore ye seek me, let t. go their way 
 
 21. 15. Simon, lovest thou me more than t. ? 
 
 Acts 1. 21. of t. w hich companied with us 
 
 24. shew w hether of t. two thou hast chosen 
 
 2. 1.3. others said, t. men are full of new' w ine 
 
 3. 24. all prophets have likewise foretold of/. days 
 
 4. 16 . saying, what shall we do to t. men ' 
 
 5. .36. before t. days rose up 1 heudas, boasting 
 .38. refrain from t. men, and let them alone 
 
 in. 47 . can any forbid that t. should not be baptized 
 17 . 6 . i. that have turned the world upside down 
 11. t. were more noble than those in 1 hessalonica 
 Pom. 2.14. t. having not the law, are a law to thems. 
 11. 24. how much more shall t. be graffed 
 .31. even so have t. also now not believed 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 2.3. upon t. we bestow more honour 
 
 1.3.1.3. t. three, but the greatest of t. is charity 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 1 .having /.promises,let us cleanse ourselves 
 Gal. 2. 6 . but ot t. who seemed to be somewhat 
 Col. 4. 11 ./.only are rny fellow-workers to kingdom 
 
 1 Tim. .3. 10. and let/, also first be proved, then 
 
 2 Tim. 2.21. if a man purge himself from /. he shall 
 Iieb.9. 23. patterns should be purified with /. but 
 
 heavenly things with better sacrifices than /. 
 
 10.18. now where remission of /. is, there is no 
 2 Pet. 1. 4. by/. might be partakersof divine nature 
 2. 12. but /. as brute beasts made to be taken 
 Jude 14. Enoch also prophesied of /. saying, behold 
 
 19 . t. be they who separate themselves, sensual 
 Pev. 11. 6. /. have power to shut heaven, that it 
 
 14. 4. /. were redeemed || 17. 1.3. /. have one mind 
 
 22. 6. he said, /. sayings are faithful and true 
 
 See Abominations. 
 
 THESE are, ox are THESE. 
 
 Gen. 38. 25.by the man whose t.are [148.8.wliose /. a. 
 Exod. 6. 26. t.are that Aaron and Moses, to whom 
 
 21. 1./. are the judgments, Ter. 26. 46. Ueiit.b. 1. 
 Lev. II. .31. /. are unclean 1| 2.3. 2. /. are my feasts, 4. 
 Num. 22. 9. and Gotl said, what men are t. with thee 
 Detit. 22. 17 . /. are the tokens of her virginity 
 
 1 Kings 9. 13. what cities are /. thou hast given me ? 
 
 10. 8. happy are/, thy servants, which stand 
 
 1 Chr. 2.18.her sons are/. |1 4.22. /.are ancient things 
 Neh. 1. 10. now /. are thy servants, and thy people 
 Job 26. 14. /. are part of his ways, but how little 
 Psal.13. 12. behold, /. are the ungodly, who prosper 
 Isa. 60 . 8. who are t. that flee as a cloud, as doves 
 65. 5. /. are a smoke in my nose, a fire that burneth 
 
 Jer. 5. 4. surely t.are noor, they are foolish 
 7 . 4. saying, the temple of the Lord are t. 
 
 Ezek. 11. 2. t. are the men that devise mischief 
 .36. 20. they said, /. are the people of the Lord 
 Dan. 2. 28. visions of thy head on thy bed are/. 
 Mic. 2. 7. is the spirit straitened ? are/, his doings ? 
 Zech. 1.9. then said, I, O my Ld. what are/.4.4. 1 6.4. 
 Mark 4. 15. and /. are they by the w ay-side 
 16. on stony H 18. tharny 1| 20. good ground 
 13. 8. famines /. are the beginnings of sorrow;s 
 LukeQ. 21. my motlier and brethren are /. which 
 John 10. 21. /. are not the words of him that hath 
 
 17 . 11 . but/, are in the world, and 1 come to thee 
 
 20. .31. but /. are written that ye might believe 
 Acts 2. 15. /. are not drunken, as ye suppose 
 Pom. 9- 8. /. are not the children of God 
 Gal. 5. 17 . /. are contrary the one to the other 
 
 19. the works of the flesh are manifest, which are t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17 . /. are wells w ithout water, clouds 
 Jude 16. /. are murmurers, walking after their lusts 
 Pev. 7 . 1.3. what are/, which are arrayed in white/ 
 
 14. /. are they which came out of great fribulat. 
 14.4. /.arethey which are not defiled wdth women 
 /. are they which follow the J.amb whithersoever 
 
 19.9. t. are the true .sayings of God, 22. 0. 
 
 See Thin/g.s, Words. 
 
 THEY. 
 
 , N7im. 14. 12. of thee a nation mightier than /. 
 
 16 . .3.3. /. and all theirs went down into the pit 
 
 18. 3. not come nigh that neither /. nor you also die 
 
 22. 15. sent more, and more honourable than/. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 23. surely we shall be stronger than /. 25. 
 
 2 KtngsO. 16. are more than /. that be with them 
 Psal. 69. 4. /. that hate me, t. that would destroy 
 
 Eccl. 5. 8. regardeth, and there be higher than t. 
 Isa. 9. 21. and /. together shall be against ludah 
 
 23. 7 . but /. also have erred through wine 
 .30. 16 . therefore /. that pursue you be swift 
 
 57 . 6. t. are thy lot, to them thou hast offered 
 
 58. 12. /. that shall be of thee shall build the old 
 Jer. 2. 26. so /. their kings and priests ashamed 
 
 9. 16. whom neither t. nor their fathers have 
 
 known, 19.4.1 44. 3. 
 49 . 12. /. whose judgment was not to drink of cup 
 Ezek. 2. .3. /. and their fathers have transgressed 
 16. 47 . Ihou wast corrupted more than t. in ways 
 51. multiplied abominations more than /. 52. 
 
 .34. 30. they shall know that /. are my people 
 Mat. 12. 3. what David did when an hungred, and 
 /. that were with him, Mark 2. 25. Luke 6. 3. 
 
 19 . II. receive this, save/, to whom it is given 
 
 20. 25. /. that are great exercise authority upon 
 Mark2. 17 . / that are wh. have no need, Lukeb.Zl.. 
 
 8 . 9 . and /. that had eaten were about 4000 
 
 10. 2.3. how hardly shall /. which have riches 
 
 11 . 9 . /. that went before and /. that followed cried 
 Lukel. 10. and /. that were sent, retuniing to house 
 
 8.1.3. /.on the rock are /. which receive the word 
 22. 28. ye are /. which have continued with me 
 John 4. 45. for /. also went unto the feast 
 
 5. 25. dead shall hear, and /. that hear shall live 
 29 . /. that have done goi;d, /. that have done evil 
 .39. scriptures, and /. are /. which testify of me 
 
 6. 9. two fishes, but what are /. amongst so many ^ 
 9. 39. 1 am come, that /. which see not might see, 
 
 and that /. which see might be made blind 
 17.16. /. are not of the world, even as I am not 
 
 21. that /. all may be one, as thou art in me 
 
 23. that /. may be made perfect in one 
 
 24. l ather, 1 will that /. whom thou hast given 
 me be with me, that /. may behold my glory 
 
 18. 28. /. went not in, lest /. should be defiled 
 Acts 11. 2. /. of circumcision contended with him 
 
 19. now' /. that were scattered abroad on persec. 
 
 13. 27 . /. that dwell at Jerusalem, because /. knew 
 
 him not 
 
 15. 11. through grace we shall be saved, even as/. 
 
 21. 12. we and /.of that place besought him 
 Pom. .3. 9 . are we better than /. ? no,'in no wise 
 
 4. 14. for if /. which are of the law' be heirs 
 
 8. 8. /. that are in the flesh cannot please Gwl 
 
 2.3. not only /. but ourselves also groan within 
 
 9.8. /. which are the children of the flesh, are not 
 
 11. 2.3. /.also, if/, abide not still in unbelief 
 
 16 .18. for /.that are such serve not our Lil. Jesus. 
 1 Cor. 7 . 29 . /. that have wives, as tho’ /. had none 
 .30. /. that weep,/, that rejoice, /. that buy 
 31. /. that use this world, as notabusing it 
 
 9. 24. that /. who run in a race run all, but one 
 
 11. 19 . that /. w hich are approved ma^' be made 
 15.11. whether it were 1 or /. so we preach, and so 
 
 18. then /. also which are fallen asleep in Christ 
 
 2.3. afterwards /. that are Christ’s, Gal. 5. 24. 
 
 •18. as is earthy,such are /. that are earthy 
 
 Gal. 2. 6. /. w'ho seemed somewhat added nothing 
 
 9 . t. gave the right hand of fellowship to me 
 .3. 7 . know ye, that /. which are of faith, 9. 
 
 5. 12. I w'ould /. were cut off that trouble j'ou 
 21. /, who do such things shall not inherit kingd> 
 
 6. 13. nor /. w ho are circumcised keep the law 
 
 1 Thess. 1 . 9 ./. shew of us what entering in we had 
 5. 7- for /. that sleep, /. that be drunken 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 13. /. that used the office of a deacon 
 
 5. 17 . t. who labour in the word and doctrine 
 
 25. and /. that are otherwise cannot be hid 
 
 6. 9 . /. that will be rich fall into temptation 
 
 2 Tim. .3. 6. of this sort are /. which creep into 
 Tit. .3. 8. that /. which have believed in God might 
 Heb. 1. 4. hath obtain, more excellent name than t. 
 4. 6. seeing/, to whom it was first preached 
 
 11. 40. that /. without us should not be perfect 
 
 13. 17 . they watch, as /. that must give account' 
 2-1. salute all the saints. /. of Italy’ salute you 
 
 .Tarn. 2. 12. as /. that shall be judged by the law 
 
 1 John 2.19. they went out that /. might be mado 
 
 manifest, that /. were not all of us 
 4. 5. /. are of the world, /. speak of the world 
 .Tude 19. these be /. w ho separate themselv. sensual 
 Pev. 1 . 7 ./. who pierced him, kindreds shall wail 
 .3.4. for /. are worthy, 16 . 6. |l 7- 13. w hence came /, 
 7 .14. these are /.who came outof great fribulat. 
 
 14. 4. for /. are virgins, these are /. which follow. 
 
 the Lamb whithersoever he goetb 
 
 12. here are /. that keep the commandments 
 21. 27 . but /. that are written in Lamb’s book 
 THICK. 
 
 Dent. 32.15. thou art waxen fat, thou art grown t. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 9. the mule went under the /. boughs 
 
 2 l\ing.\H. 15. he took a /. cloth, and dipt it in water 
 Neh. 8. 15. fetch branches of/, trees to make booths 
 Job 15. 26. runneth on the /. bosses of his bucklers 
 Pja/. 74 . 5. as he lifted up axes on the /.trees 
 Ezek. 6. 1.3. their slain shall be under every /. oak 
 
 19 . 11. her stature w as exalted among /. branches 
 .31. 3. his top was among the/.boughs, 10, 14. 
 
 Ilab. 2. 6. to him that ladeth himself w ith /. clav 
 Luke 11. 29 . w hen people were gathered /. together 
 
 Nee Cldi ds, D.arknt.ss. 
 THICKER. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 10. say to them, my little finger shall 
 be /. than my father’s loins, 2 Chron. 10. 10. 
 THICKET, 
 
 Gen. 22. 13. a ram caught in a /. by his horns 
 Jer. 4. 7 . the lion is come up from his /. 
 
 THICKETS. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 6. Isr. did hide themselves in /. in rocks 
 Isa. 9 . 18. wickedness shall kindle in the /. offoresi 
 
 10. ,34. he shall cut down the /. of the forest 
 Jer. 4 . 29 . the whole citv. shall flee and go into t. 
 
 THICKNESS. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . + 46. cast them in the /. of the ground 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 5. the /. of the sea w as an hand-breadth 
 Jer. 52. 21. the /.of the pillars was four fingers 
 Ezek. 41. 9 . the /. of the wall was five cubits 
 
 42. 10. the chambers were in the /. of the wall 
 Zech. 14. t 6. the light shall not be clear, nor /. 
 
THI 
 
 TH I 
 
 THI 
 
 THTEF 
 
 Signifies, [1] One that taies away any thing un¬ 
 lawfully from another, whether privately or vio- 
 Imtly, Job 30. 5. Luke 10. 30. [2] A seducer 
 who hy false doctrines steals from the church of 
 God the true meaning of the •''cripture, John 
 10. 10. [3] Such as exercise fraudulent dealing 
 and unlawful gain, Mat. 21. l.i. 
 
 Uxod. 22. 2. if a t. be found breaking up, 7- 
 
 8. if the t. be not found, then the master of house 
 Deut. 24. 7, be found stealing, then that t. shall die 
 Job 24. 14. the murderer in the night is as a /. 
 
 .30. 5. they cried after them as after a t. 
 
 Psal. 50. 18. when thou sawest a t. then thou 
 Prov. 6. .30. men do notdespise t. if he steal to satisfy 
 
 29.24. whoso is partner with a t. hateth his soul 
 Jer, 2. 26. as a t. is ashamed when he is found 
 Jlos. 7. 1. the t. cometh in, and robbers without 
 JoelQ,. 9. they shall enter at the windows like a t. 
 Zech. 5. 4. it shall enter into the house of the t. 
 JMat. 24.43. what watch t. would come, Luke 12.39. 
 
 26. 55. are ye come as against a t. with swords aixi 
 staves to take me i Mark 14. 48. Luke 22. 52. 
 
 Luke 12. 33. in heaven, where no t. approacheth 
 John 10.1. by the door, the same is a t. and a robber 
 10. the t. cometh not but to steal and to kill 
 
 12. 6. but because he was a t. and had the bag 
 1 Thess. 5. 2. day of Ld. cometh as a r. 2 Pet. 3.10. 
 
 4. that that day should overtake j’ou as a t. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 15. but let none of you suffer as a t. 
 liev, .3. 3. I will come on thee as a t. 16. 15. 
 THIEVES. 
 
 Isa. 1. 23. thy princes are companions of t. 
 
 Jer. 48. 27. was not Israel found among t. ? 
 
 49. 9. if t. by night, they will destroy, Ohad. 5. 
 Mat. 6. 19. and where t. break through and steal 
 
 20. and where t. do not break through nor steal 
 
 21.1.3. made it aden of/. MarkW. 17. Luke 19.46. 
 
 27. .38. two /. crucified with him, Mark 15. 27. 
 
 44. the t. also cast the same in his teeth 
 
 Luke 10. .30. went down to Jericho and fell among/. 
 
 36. which was neighbour to him that fell amfing/. .S' 
 John 10. 8. all that ever came before me are /. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 10. nor /. inherit the kingdom of God 
 
 rillGlI. 
 
 Gen. 24. 2. put thy hand under my /. 9.1 47. 29. 
 32. 25. he touched the hollow of .lacob’s /. 
 
 .31. and as he passed he halted upon his /. 
 
 46. t 26. that came out of Jacob’s /. Exod. 1.1 5. 
 Num. 5. 21. the Lord maketh thy /. to rot, 22, 27. 
 Judg. 3. 16. Ehud did gird a dagger on his right /. 
 
 21. Ehud took the dagger from tiis right /. 
 
 8. t .30. Gideon had seventy sons going out of his t. 
 
 15. 8. and Samson smote them hip and /. 
 
 Psal. 45. 3. gird thy sword on thy t. O most mighty 
 Cattt. .3. 8. every man hath his sword on his t. 
 
 Isa. 47. 2. uncover the /. pa.ss over the rivers 
 Jer. .31. 19. 1 was instructed, I smote upon my /. 
 £zek. 21. 12. cry and howl, smite therefore upon /. 
 
 24. 4. gather the /. and shoulder into the pot 
 Rev. 19. 16. he hath on his /. a name written 
 
 THIGHS. 
 
 Exod. 28.42. breeches shall reach from loins to the t. 
 Cant. 7. 1. the joints of thy /. are like jewels 
 Dan. 2. 32. his belly and'his /. were of brass 
 THIN. 
 
 Gen. 41. 6. and behold seven /. ears, 7, 23, 24. 
 
 27. the seven t. kine are seven years 
 P.zod. .39. .3. they heat the gold into /. plates 
 Lev. 13. 30. and there be in it a yellow /. hair 
 
 2 Satn. 13. + 4. why art thou /. from day to day I 
 1 Kings 7. 29. certain additions made of /. work 
 Isa. 17. 4. the glory of Jacob shall be made /. 
 
 THINE. 
 
 Gen. 14. 2.3. T will not take any thing that is /. 
 
 20. 7. thou shalt die, thou and all that are /. 
 
 31. 32. discern what is /. with me and take it 
 
 3.3. + 9. Esau said, be that to thee, that is /. 
 
 48. 6. and thy issue after them shall be i. 
 
 Lev. 10. 15. it shall be /. and thy sons with thee, 
 A^7 /w. 18. 9,11,13, 14, 15,18. 
 Num. 22. .30. hast ridden on ever since I was t. 
 Deut. I5. .3. what is t. with thy brotlier, release 
 
 28. +41. shall beget sons, but they shall not be /. 
 30. 4. if any of /. be driven into outmost parts 
 
 Josh. 17. 18. but the mountains sl!all be /. and the 
 out-goings of it shall be /. 
 Judg. 15. + 2. her younger sister, let her be /. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .3.3. the man of/, whom I shall not cut off 
 15. 28. and hath given it to a neighbour of /. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 4. t. are all that pertained to Mephibosh. 
 1 limgs .3. 26. let it neither be mine nor /. but divide 
 
 20. 4. O king, I am /. and all that I have 
 
 21.19. in the place dogs shall lick tliy blood, even /. 
 1 Chron. 12. 18. /. are we, David, and on thy side 
 
 21. 24. for I will not take that which is /. 
 
 29. 11. /. O Lord, is the greatness, power, and the 
 
 glory, the earth is./, t. is the kingdom 
 P/af. 71.16. mention thy righteousness, even/. only 
 74. 16. the day is /. the night also is /. 
 
 89. 11. the lieavens are t. the earth also is /. 
 
 119. 94. 1 am /. save me, I sought thy precepts 
 Isa. 45. 14. the labour of Egypt shall be t. 
 
 6.3. 19. we are /. thou never bai'est l ule over them 
 Jer. 32. 8. for the right of inheritance is /. 
 
 Mat. 6. 1.3. /. is the kingdom |1 20. 14. take that is /.■ 
 
 25. 25. hid thy talent, lo, tliere thou hast that is /. 
 Luke 4.7. if thou wilt worship me, all shall be /. 
 
 5. 33. but /. eat and drink ll 15. .31. all I have is /. 
 
 22. 42. nevertheless, not my will hut /. be done 
 Johji 17. 6. /. they were H 9. for they are /. 
 
 10. and all mine are /. and /. mine 
 THING. 
 
 Gen. 21.11. the t. was very grievous to Abraham 
 24.50. the /. proceedeth from the T.ord 
 
 34.7. which /. ought not to be done, 2 Sam. 13. 12. 
 
 19. the young men deferred not to do the /. 
 
 38.10. and the /. which he did displeased the Lonl, 
 
 . 2 Sam. 11. 27. 
 
 41. .32. because the /. is established by God 
 Exod. 10. 15. remained not any green /. in the trees 
 
 18.11. in the /. wherein they dealt proudly he was 
 
 Exod. 18.17. Jethro said, /. that thou doest is not g, 
 
 22. 9. for any manner of lost /. which another 
 15. if it be an hired /. it came for his hire 
 
 34.10. a terrible /. that I will do with thee 
 Lev. 2. 3. a /. most holy of your offerings, 10. 
 
 4.13. and the /. be hid from the eyes of assembly 
 6.2. trespass in a t. taken away by violence 
 4. the /. deceitfully gotten, or the lost /. 
 
 12. 4. she shall touch ho hallow'ed /. nor come 
 
 20.17. it is a wicked /. they shall be cut off 
 Num. 16. .30. but if Lord make a new /. earth open 
 Deut. 1.14. the /. which thou hast spoken is good 
 
 12. .32. what /. soever 1 command you, observe 
 
 1.3.14. if it be truth, and the /. certain, 17. 4, 
 
 18. 22. if the /. follow not, nor come to pass 
 .32. 47. it is not a vain /. for you, it is your life 
 
 Josh. 6.18. keep yourselves from the accursed /. 
 22.33. the /. pleased the children of Israel 
 Judg. 8. 27. which /. became a snare to Gideon 
 
 19.24. but unto this man do not so vile a /. 
 
 Rttth 3. \8. till he have linislied the /. today 
 
 1 Sam. .3.11. behold, I will do a /. in Israel at which 
 
 17. what is the /. that the T.ord hath said to thee ? 
 
 4. 7. there hath not been such a t. heretofore 
 8. 6. the /. displeased .Samuel, when they said 
 
 14. 12. come up to us, and we will shew you a /. 
 18. 20. they told Saul, and the t. pleased him 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. .33. let not iny lord take the /. to heart 
 
 14.1.3. wherefore hast thou thought such a /./ 
 
 18. hide not the /. that 1 shall ask thee 
 
 15. .35. what /. thou shalt hear, tell to Zadok 
 
 17. 19. she spread corn, and the t. W’as not known 
 
 1 Kingsl4.5.the wife of Jeroboam cometh to ask /. 
 
 2 Kings 2.10. E.lijahsaid, thou hast asked a hard /. 
 
 7.19. make windows m heaven, might such a /. be 
 
 20. 9. have this sign, that the Lord will <lo the /. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. 4. /. w'as right in the eyes of the people 
 
 17. 23. let the /. thou hast spoken be established 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 36. for the /. was done suddenly 
 .30. 4. the /. pleased the king and congregation 
 
 Ezra 7.27. hath put such a /. in the king’s heart 
 Esih.2.4. the /. pleased the king, and he did so 
 22. the /. was known to Mordecai, who told it 
 
 5.14. the t. pleased Hainan, and he caused gallows 
 8. 5. and if the /. seem right before the king 
 
 Job .3. 25. the /. I greatly feared is come upon me 
 
 4.12. now a /. was secretly brought to me ' 
 
 6.8. O that God would grant me the /. 1 long for 
 
 1.3. 28. he as a rotten /. consumeth, as a gannent 
 14. 4. who can bring a clean /. out of an unclean ■* 
 22. 28. thou shalt decree a t. it shall be established 
 
 2.3.14. he peformeth tlie /. is appointed for me 
 
 26. .3. how liast plentifully declared the /.as it is.’ 
 42. 7. not spoken of me the t. that is right, 8. 
 
 P.ral. 2.1. why do the people imagine a vain t.? 
 
 .3.3. 17. an horse is a vain /. for safety 
 
 .38. 20. because 1 follow the /. that good is 
 
 89. 34. nor alter the t. that is gone out of my lips 
 
 101.3. 1 will set no wicked /. before mine eyes 
 Prov. 4. 7. ^visdom is the princ ipal /. therefore get 
 
 22.18. for it is a pleasant /. if thou keep them 
 25. 2. it is the glory of God to conceal a /. 
 
 Eccl.l. 9. the /. that hath been, it is that which 
 shall be, and there is no new /. under the sun 
 
 7.8. better is the end of a /. than the beginning 
 
 8.1. and w’ho knoweth the interpretation of a /. ? 
 
 15. a man hath no better t. than to eat and drink 
 
 11.7. a pleasant /. it is for eyes to behold the sun 
 Da. 7.13. is it a small /. for you to weary men 
 
 15.6. there is no green /. H 17.13. a rolling t. 
 
 29.16. shall the /. framed say of him that framed it 
 
 21. that turn aside tlie just for a /. of nought 
 
 40.15. he taketh up the isles as a very little t. 
 
 41. 12. and they shall be as a /. of nought 
 
 4.3.19. I will cio a new t. it shall spring forth 
 
 55. 11. it shall prosper in the /. whereto I sent it 
 66. 8. who hath heard such a /. who hath seen 
 
 Jer. 2.10. consider, and see if there be such a /. 
 
 5. 30. a horrible t. is committed in the land 
 
 11.1.3. ye set up altars to that shameful t. to Baal 
 
 14.14. they prophesy unto yon a /. of noueht 
 
 18. 13. the virgin of Israel hath done a liorrible /. 
 
 2.3.14. 1 have seen in the prophets a horrible /. 
 
 .31.22. Lord hath created a new t. in the earth 
 .38.14. I will ask thee a /. hide nothing from me 
 
 42. .3. that God ma)’ shew ns the t. that we may do 
 4. that whatsoever /. the I.ord shall answer you 
 
 44.17. we will do what t. goeth out of our mouth 
 Lam.Q.. 13. what/. shall 1 take lo witness for thee ? 
 
 what t. shall I liken to thee .’ 
 Ezek. 14. 9. if deceived when he hath spoken a /. 
 
 16. 47. but as if it were a very little /. 
 
 Dan. 2. 5. the king said, the /. is gone from me, 8. 
 
 11. and it is a rare /. that the king requiretli 
 15. Arioch made the /. known to Daniel 
 
 17. Daniel made the /. known to Hananiah 
 4. 33. the same hour was the /. fulfilled on Neb. 
 
 5.15. could not shew the interpretation of the /. 
 
 26. this is the interpretation of the /. Mene 
 
 6.12. the /. is true, according to the law 
 
 10.1. a /. was revealed to Daniel, and the /. was 
 true, and he understood the t. and the vision 
 
 IT0S.6. 10. 1 have seen an horrible /. in Israel 
 
 8. 12. but they were counted as a strange t. 
 
 Amos 6. 1.3. ye which rejoice in a /. of nought 
 Mai. 1.14. and sacrificeth to the Lord a corrupt t. 
 Mark 1.27. wJiat /. is this ? what new doctr. is this ’ 
 L.vke 12.11. how or what t. ye shall answer 
 
 John 5. 14. sin no more, lest a worse t. come to thee ' 
 
 9. .30. the man said, herein is a marvellous t. 
 
 Acts 10. 28. it is unlawful /. for man that is a Jew * 
 
 17.21. but either to tell or hear some new /. 
 
 21.25. have written, that they observe no such /. 
 
 2.3.17. for he hath a certain /. to tell him 
 25. 26. of whom 1 have no certain /. to write 
 
 26.8. why should it be thought a /. incredible 
 
 10. which /. 1 also did in Jerusalem, and many 
 
 Rom. 9.20. shall /. formed say to him that formed it 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. 1 beseech that ye all speak the same /. 
 
 4. .3. with me it is a very small /. that 1 be judged 
 8. 7. some eat it as a t. offered unto an idol 
 
 2 Cor. 5.3. bath wrought us for the self-same t. is G. 
 
 ZCor.7. 11. this self-same/.that ye sorrowed aftei 
 Phtl. 3. 16. nevertheless, let us mind the same /. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 6. seeing it is a righteous /. with God 
 Heb. JO. 29. the blood of the covenant an unholy 
 31. a fearful /. lo fall into the handsof living G, 
 1 Pet. 4. 12. as though some strange /. happened 
 1 John‘l. 8. which/, is true in him, and in you 
 Rev. 2.15. doctrine of Nicolaitans, which /. 1 hate 
 See Accukskd. 
 
 Any TH ING. 
 
 Gen. 14. 2.3. I will not take atiy t. that is thine 
 
 18. 14. is any 1. too hard for the Lord 
 
 19. 22. cannot do any /. till thou be come thither 
 
 22. 12. neither do thou any t. unto the lad 
 
 .30, 31. Jacob said, tbou shalt not give me any t. 
 39. 9. neither hath he kept back any t. from me 
 
 23. he looked not to any t. under his hand 
 Exod. 20. 4. thou shalt not make unto thee any 
 likeness oi' atiy t. Deut. 4. 18,23, 25. I 5. 8. 
 17. nor any t. that is thy neighbour’s, Deut. 5.21. 
 Lev. 6. 7. forgiven him for any t. he hath done 
 
 13. 48. in atiy t. made of skin, 49, 52, 53, 57, 59. 
 
 15. 6. that sitteth on anyt. whereon he sat, 23. 
 
 10. who touchefh any t. that was under him, 22. 
 
 19. 26. ye shall not eat any t. with the blcKid 
 
 21. 18. or that hath any /. supertiuous, 22, 2.3. 
 Num. 2,0. 19.1 will go thro’without doing /. else 
 
 22. 38. have 1 now any power at all to say any t. ,<* 
 .35. 22. cast upon him anyt. without laying wait 
 
 Deut. 4. 32. if there hath been any such /. as this 
 
 8. 9. thou shalt not lack any t. in the land 
 
 14. 3. thou shalt not eat any abominable /. 
 
 21. ye shall not eat any t. that dieth of itself 
 
 16. 4. nor shall there any t. of the fle.sh remain 
 
 2.3.19. usury of any t. that is lent upon usury 
 
 24. 10. when thou dost lend thy brother any t. 
 
 .31. 1.3. their children w ho have not known atiy t. 
 
 Josh. 21. 4.5. there failed not ought of any t. spokeii 
 Judg. 11. 25. art thou any t. better than Balak? 
 
 18. 7. that might put them to shame in any t. 
 
 10. a iilace where there is no want of any t. 19. 19~ 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 17. God do so lo thee, if thou hide any /. 
 
 20. 26. but Saul spake not any t. that day 
 
 .39. but the lad knew not anyt. only .lonathan 
 
 21. 2. let no man know any t. of the business 
 
 22.15. let not the king impute any t. to his servant 
 
 25.15. we were not hurt, neither missed we any t. 
 .30. 19. there was not lacking i7?iy/. had taken 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 2. he thought it hard to do any t. to hen 
 
 15. 11. they went insimplicity, they knew not 
 
 1 Kings IP. 3. there was not a. t. hid from the king 
 
 15. 5. turned not aside from any /. commanded 
 
 20. 33. w’hether anyt. would come from him 
 
 2 Kings 4. 2. hath not any t. save a pot of oil 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 28. whosoever hath dedicated atty /. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 20. silver was not any t. accounted of 
 
 2.3. 19. that none unclean in any t. should enter iiv 
 
 Job 15. 11. is there any secret t. with thee ’ 
 
 33. 32. if thou hast any t. to say, answer me 
 Psal. 34. 10. that seek L. shall not want wwy good/, 
 141. 4. incline not my heart to any e\ il /. 
 
 Eccl. 1.10. any t. whereof it may be said, this is new 
 3. 14. nothing be put to it, nor any t. taken from it 
 
 5. 2. heart not be hasty to utter atiy /. before God 
 
 9. 5. dead know not any t. nor have they a reward 
 Jer. .32. 27. is there any t. too hard for me .’ 
 
 38. 5. for the king is not he that can do atiy /. 
 
 42. 21. nor any t. for which he hath sent me to j’ou 
 Dan. 3. 29. which speak any t. amiss against God 
 Jonah 3. 7. let neither man nor beast taste any /. 
 Alat. 18. 19. if two shall agree touching any t. 
 
 24.17. to Take any t. out of his house, Alark 13.15. 
 AIark4. 22. r\or was any t. keptsecret, Luke 8. I7. 
 
 9. 22. if thou canst do any t. have cotnpassion on us 
 
 11. 13. if haply he might find any t. thereon 
 
 16. 8. neither said they any t. to any man 
 Luke 19, 8. if I have taken atiy t. from any man 
 
 22. 35. lacked ye any t. ? and they said, nothing 
 John 1. 3. and without him was not any t. made 
 
 46. can there any good /. come out of N azareth.’ 
 
 7. 4. there is no man that doelh any t. in secret 
 14. 14. if ye askawj//. in my name, I will do it 
 
 Acts 10. 14. 1 have never eaten any t. common 
 
 17. 25. as tho’ he needed any t. seeing he givetl* 
 
 25. 8. nor against Cassar have I offended any t. 
 
 11. cr if 1 committed any t. w’orthy of death 
 Rotn. 8. 3.3. lay any t. to the charge of God’s elect 
 
 13. 8. owe no man any t. but to love one another 
 
 14. 21. nor any t. whereby thy brother stumbleth 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. nor to know any t. save .lesus crucified 
 .3, 7. neither is he that planteth anyt. nor wateretK 
 
 8. 2. if any tnan think that he knoweth any t. 
 
 10. 19. what say 1 then ? that the idol is any t. 
 
 14. 35. if learn any t. let them ask their husbands 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 10. lo whom ye forgive any t. 1 forgive, for 
 if 1 forgave any t. 1 forgave in the person of ('hr. 
 
 3. 5. not sufficient to think any t. as of our.selves 
 
 6. 3. giving no offence in any t. that the ministry 
 
 7. 14. for if 1 have boasted any t. to him of you 
 Gal. 5. 6. neither circumcision availeth any t. nor 
 Eph. 5. 27. not having wrinkle, or <iwjisuch /. 
 
 Phil. 3.15. if in any t. ye be otherwise minded 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 8. so that we need not to speak any t. 
 
 1 'J'im. 1. 10. and if there be other/, contrary 
 Jam. 1.7. that he sltall receive any t. of the I.ord 
 1 John 5. 14. if we ask any t. according to his will 
 Rev. 9. 4. that they should not hurt any green /. 
 
 21. 27. ill no wise enter any t. thatdefileth 
 
 Every THING. 
 
 Gen. 6. 17. every t. that is in the earth shall die 
 
 8. l.God remembered Noah and every living / 
 
 9. .3. every moving /. that livelh shall be meat 
 l.ev. 15. 4. every t. whereon he sitteth, unclean 
 
 20. every t. she sitteth on shall be unclean 
 
 23. 37. ye shaW offer every t. upon his day 
 
 27. 28. every devoted /. is most holy to the T.ord ^ 
 Num. 18. 14. every t. devoted in Israel shall be 
 
 thine, Ezek. 44. 29. 
 
 15. every /. that openeth the matrix be thine 
 31.23. every t. that may abide fire, make it go 
 Deut. 2.3. 9. then keep thee from every wicked /. 
 Josh. 4. 10. the priests stood till every t. was finished 
 
 505 
 
THI 
 
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 1 Sam. 15. 9. every t. that was vile they destroyed 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .16. send unto me every t. > e can hear 
 Esth. 6. l.'l. told every t. that had helallen him 
 Joh t!H. 10. and his eyesseeth every precious t. 
 
 39. 8. and he scan heth atter every Kreen t. 
 
 42. 2. I know that thou canst do every t. 
 
 Vsal. 150. 0. lit every t. tliat liatli hreath praise Lord 
 Prov. ‘17. 7- to the lunigiy every hitter e. is sweet 
 pcc/. 3. 1. to every t. Oicre is a season and a time 
 
 11. liath made every t. heautdul in his time 
 
 12. 11. work into judgment with every secret r. 
 Isa. 19. 7. every t. sown hy the hrook shall widier 
 peek. 47 . 9 . every t. shall live where rivers come 
 Mat. 8. 3.5. tohl every t. ami what was hetallen 
 1 Cor. 1. 5. in every t. ye are enriched, 2 Cor. 9. 11. 
 2C’()r. 8 . 7 . as ve are bound in every t. in faith, in love 
 
 10. 5. and every high t. that exalieth itself 
 P.p'i. 5. 24. he subject to their husbands in every t. 
 Phil. 4. 6. in every t. by prayer and supplication 
 1 Thess. 5. 18. in every r. give thanks, tor this is 
 See ClKEEPETH, Cri.epino, Kvil, Good, 
 fiKE.vT, Holy, Light, Living, One, 
 Small. 
 
 That THING. 
 
 Gen. 18.17. hide from Abraham that t. which I do 
 Exod. 9 . 6. and the l ord did that t. on the morrow 
 Eev. 5 . 5. shall confess that he hath sinned in that t. 
 Dent. 17 . 5. which have committed tZ/af wicked t. 
 Enke 9 . 21 . he charged them to tell no man thatt. 
 12. 26. if ve be not able to tlo that t. w hich is least 
 Pom. 14.22. not himself in that t. which he alloweth 
 This IHING. 
 
 Gen. 19.21.1 have accepted thee concerning this t. 
 
 20. 10. sawest thou that thou hast done this t. 
 
 21. 26. 1 wot not who hath done this t. neither 
 
 22. 16. done/^dt. and not withheld thy son 
 30. 31. if wilt do this t. 1 will at-ainfeed dock 
 34. 14. we cannot do this t. to give our sister 
 41. 28. this i.s the t. 1 have spoken to Pharaoh 
 44 . 7 . that we should do according to this r. 
 
 ■Exod. 1. 18. why have ye done thist. and saved 
 
 2. 14. and Moses said, surely thist. is known 
 
 15. Pharaoh heard this t. he sought to slay Moses 
 
 9 . 5 . to-morrow the Lord shall do this t. in land 
 12. 24. observe thist. for an ordinance to thee 
 16 . 16 . this is the t. whicli the Lord commanded, 
 
 .32. 1.35. 4. Lev. 8. 5. 1 9. 6. I 17- 2. Num. 30. 
 1. I 36. 6. Vent. 15. 15. 1 24. 18, 22. 
 
 18.14. what is this t. thou doest to the people ? 
 
 18. this t. is too heavy for thee, thou art notable 
 
 23. if thou shaltdo th/st. and God command thee 
 29 . 1. this is the t. that thou shaltdo to them 
 
 .3.3. 17 . 1 will do thist. that thou hast .spoken 
 P'nm. .32.20. if ye will do this t. if ye will go armed 
 36. 6. this t. Lord commands about daughters 
 Dent. 1. .32. yet in this t. ye did not believe God 
 15. 10. for this t. the l.ord thy God shall bless thee 
 
 22. 20. if this t. be true, and tokens be not found 
 32. 47 . thro’ this t. ye shall |)rolong your days 
 .Josh. 9. 24. we were afraid, and have done thist. 
 22. 24. have not rather done it for fear of this t. 
 Judy. 6. 29. they said one to another, who hath 
 done thUt. 'f (Jideon hath done t. 
 
 11. . 37 . let this t. be done for me, let me alone 
 
 20. 9. this shall he the t. which we will do 
 
 21. 11. and this is the t. that ye shall do 
 
 l6’rtOT. 20.2. why should my father hide 1.1. from me 
 
 24. 0. the Lord forbid that 1 should do this t. 
 
 26. 16 . this t. is not good that thou hast done 
 
 28. 10. no punishment happen to thee for this t. 
 
 18. Lord hath done this t. unto thee this day 
 2 ISam. 2. 6. requite, because ye have done this t. 
 
 11. 11. as thy soul liveth, I will not do thist. 
 
 25. say to .loab, let not this t. displease thee 
 
 12. 5. the man that hath done this t. shall die 
 
 6. because he did this t. and had no pity 
 
 12. but 1 will do this t. before all Isr. and the sun 
 
 I. 3. 20. he is thy brother, regard not this t. 
 
 14. 13. the king doth speak this t. as one faulty 
 
 15. 1 am come to speak of thist. unto the king 
 
 20. my lord, thy servant .loab hath done this t. 
 
 24. 3. why doth my lord the king delight in this t.? 
 
 1 Kings 1. 27 . is this t. done by 1113’ lord the king.^ 
 
 3. 10. pleased Lord that .Solomon had asked 1. 1 . 11. 
 
 II. TO. had commanded him (oncerning t. 
 
 12. 24. return every man,for this t. is from me 
 30. made two calves, and this t. became a sin 
 
 13. .33. after thist. .leroboam returned not 
 .34..t/iw t. became sin to the house of .leroboam 
 
 20. 9. tell my lord the king this t. I may not do 
 24. do this t. take the kings away, every man 
 
 2 Kings 5. 18. in this t. the Lord pardon thy serv. 
 
 6. 11. the king of .Syria tvas troubled for thist. 
 
 7 . 2. Lord would make windows, might this t. be 
 11. 5. this is the t. that ye shall do, 2 Chron. 23. 4. 
 17 .12. the Lord had said, ye shall not do this t. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 19. God forbid that 1 should do this t. 
 
 21. 3. why then doth m 3 ’ lord require this t. ? 
 
 7 . and God was displeased with this t. 
 
 8. 1 have sinned, because 1 have done this t. 
 
 2 Chron. 11.4. return every man, this t. done ofme 
 
 16. 10. was in rage with him, because of rZn> t. 
 Ezra 9. .3. when 1 heard this t. 1 rent my garment 
 
 10. 2. there is hope in Israel concerning thist. 
 
 13. we are many that have transgressed in this t. 
 Kelt. 2. 19. what is this t. that ye do ? will ye rebel 
 Isa. .38. 7 . Lord will do this t. that he hath spoken 
 Jer. 7 . 2.3. but this is the t. that 1 command them 
 
 22.4. if ye do 1 .1. indeed, then shall enter in kings 
 
 40. 3. therefore this t. is come upon you 
 
 16. Gedaliah said, thou shalt not do this t. 
 
 44.4. oh do not this abominable t. that I hate 
 Mark 5. 32. l',e looked to see her that had done this t. 
 Luke 2. 15. and see this t. which is come to pass 
 
 22. 23. which of them it was that should do this t. 
 John 18. 34. sayestthou this t. of th3’5elf? 
 
 Acts 5. 4. why hast thou conceived this t. in heart ? 
 
 26. 26. for this t. was not done in a corner 
 Pom. 13. 6. attending continually upon tZ/Zi very Z. 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 17 . if I do zZ;wZ. willingly, 1 haveareward 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 8. for this 1 .1 besought the Lord thrice 
 Phil. 1. 6. being confident in this very t. that he who 
 
 Phil. 3.13. but this one 1 .1 do, T press toward mark 
 Unclean I'HING. 
 
 Lev. 5. 2. or if a .soul touch any unclean t. 7- 21. 
 
 7 . 19 . fiesh that toucheth unclean t. not be eaten 
 20. 21. take his brother's wife, it is an unclean t. 
 Deut. 23. 14. that he see no unclean t. in thee 
 Judy. 13. 4. and eat not any unclean t. 7, 14. 
 
 Jsa. 52. 11. touch no unclean t. 2 Cur. 6. 17., 
 
 61 . 6. we are all as an unclean t. we all do fade 
 Acts 10. 14. have never eaten any t. that is unclean 
 TlllNG.S. 
 
 Gen. 45.23. ten asses laden with the good /.of Egypt 
 Lev. 4. 2. if a soul sin thro’ ignorance concerning t. 
 
 which ought not to be done, 13, 22, 27. 
 Deut. 4. 9 . lest thou forget t. thine eyes have seen 
 
 22. 3. and with all lost Z.ot thy brother’s he hath lost 
 
 29 . 29. the secret z. belong unto the Lord our God 
 
 32. .35. the t. that shall come on their, make haste 
 
 33. 15. for the chief Z. of the ancient mountains 
 Judg. 18. 27. took theZ. which Micah had made 
 
 1 Aam. 12. 21. for then should yego after \ainz. 
 15. 21. but the people took the chief of the z. 
 
 2 Aam. 24. 12. 1 offer thee three z. 1 Chron. 21. 10. 
 
 1 Kings7. 51. .Solomon brought in the Z. dedicated 
 
 15. 15 . Asa brought in the z. 2 Chron. 15. 18. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 11. an I Israel wrought wicked z.to prov. 
 
 1 Chron. 4.22. and these are. ancient Z. * 
 
 9. 31. the ollice over z. that were matle in pans 
 
 29 . 2. prepared gold fi rz. of gold, silver for z. of 
 silver, brass for z. of brass, iron for Z. of iron 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 12. and akso in .ludali z. went well 
 Esth. 2. 3. let z. for purification be given them, 12. 
 Joh5. 9. who doth marvellous z. without number 
 
 6. 7 . the t. that rn 3 ' soul refuseth to touch 
 3u. cannot my taste liiscern perverse z. ? 
 
 12. 22. he discovereth deep z. out tif darkness 
 
 13.20. only do not tv o z. to me, then will 1 not hide 
 26 . for thou w ritest bitter z. against me 
 
 41. .34. he beholdeih all high z. is king over pride 
 
 42.3. I have uttered Z. too wondertul for me 
 P.sal. 12. 3. cut otf brngue, that speaketh preud Z. 
 
 17 . 2. thine eyes behold theZ. that are equal 
 31.18. which siieak grievous Z. proudly 
 
 .35. 11. they laid to my charge Z. 1 knew not 
 38. 12. that seek my hurt, speak mischievous Z. 
 
 45. 1. 1 speak of the Z. wiiich 1 have made 
 
 4. thy rigid hand shall teach thee terrible Z. 
 
 60 . 3 . thou hast shewed tliy people hard Z. 
 
 65. 5. hy terrible Z. wilt thou answer us, O God 
 72. 18. the G.of Israel, w ho only doth wondrous Z. 
 78. 12. marvellousz. did he in Egypt, 98. 1. 
 
 86. 10. thou art great, and dost wondrous z. 
 
 87. 3. glorious z. are .spoken of thee, Ocit.v of God 
 94 . 4. how longshall they utter and S()eak hard Z. / 
 106. 22. who had done terrible Z. by the Red sea 
 
 113. 6. himself to behold the z. that are in heaven 
 119 . 18. 1 may behold wondrous Z. out of thy law 
 131.1. in great matters, or in z. too high for me 
 Prov.‘^. 12. from the man that speaketh froward Z. 
 
 8. 6. 1 will speak of ewellent z. of right z. 
 
 16 . .30. hesiiutteth his eyes to devise frow ard Z. 
 
 22. 20. 1 have written to thee excellent Z. 
 
 23. 16 . shalt rejoice, w hen thy lips speak right Z. 
 .33. and thine heart shall utter perverse Z. 
 
 30. 7- two Z. have I required of thee, deny them not 
 
 15. there are three z. that are never satisfied 
 
 18. tliere be three z. that be too wonderful 
 
 21. for three Z. the earth is disquieted 
 
 24. fourz. wdiicli are little on tlie earth 
 
 29. there be three Z. which go well, yea four 
 Eccl. 1. 11. nor any remembrance of z. to come 
 
 7 . 25. to seek out w isdom and the reason of z. 
 i'fl. 12. 5. sing to Lord, fi.r he hath done excellent Z. 
 
 25. l.sing to Lord, for thou hast done wonderful Z. 
 
 6. Ld. shall make unto all people a.feast of fat Z. 
 29. 16. surely your turning of z. upside down 
 
 .30. 10. which say. prophesy not to us right Z. 
 
 32. 8. but the liberal dev’iseth liberal z. and bj’ 
 
 liberal z. shall he stand 
 
 41. 2.3. shew the Z. that are to come hereafter 
 
 42. 9- tbrmer z. come to pass, and new z. I declare 
 
 16. I will make crooked z. straight 
 
 44. 7 . the Z. that are coming and shall come 
 45 .11. ask me of Z. to come concerning my sons 
 
 19 . I the Lord speak, I declare Z. that are right 
 48. 6. 1 have shewed thee new' Z. even hidden z. 
 
 56. 4. the eunuchs that choose the Z. that please me 
 
 64. 3. thou didst terrible z. we looked not for 
 
 11. and all our pleasant z. are laid waste 
 
 65. 4. broth of abominable z. is in their vessels 
 Jer. 2. 8. walked after z. that do not profit, 16. 19. 
 
 8. 13. the z. I have given them shall pass aw ay 
 
 31. 5. the planters shall eat them as common z. 
 Lam. 1. 7 . .lerusalem remernl.ered her pleasant Z. 
 
 11. they have given her pleasant Z. for meat 
 2. 14. thy prophets have seen foolish Z. for thee 
 Ezek. 11.5. 1 know the Z. that come in your mind 
 16. 16 . like Z. shall not come, nor shall it be so 
 .38. 10. atthesaiiie time shall Z. coitie into thy mind 
 Dan. 2. 22. he revealeth the deep and secret z. 
 
 11. ,36. shall speak marvellous z. aeainst G.of gods 
 Joel 3. 5. carried into your tern pies m_v goodly z. 
 Obad. 0. how are the z. of Esau searched out! how 
 
 are his hidden z. sought up! 
 Mic. 7 . 15. I will shew’ unto him marvellous Z. 
 Zech. 4. 10, for who hath despised the da.v of small Z. 
 Mat. 6. .34. morrow take thought for z. of itself 
 
 13. 52. brings out of his treasure z. new and old 
 16 . 2.3. savourest not Z. that be of G. jl/arX-8. .3.3. 
 
 22. 21. render therefore to Cesar the z. that ape 
 
 Cesar’s, and to God the z. that are God's, 
 Mark 12. 17. Luke QO. 25. 
 
 Mark 4. 19. lustsof other z. entering in,choke word 
 
 7 . 15. but the z. which come out of him defile 
 Luke 5.26. saying, we have seen stranee z. to-zlay 
 
 6 . - 16 . call me l.ord, and do not the Z. which I say 
 19. 2.3. blessed the eyes whit h see the Z. that ye see 
 
 12. 15. in the abundance of theZ. he possessed! 
 
 48. and did commit z. worthy of stripes 
 
 18. 27 . the z. which are im|)ossible with men are 
 19 .42. hadst known tlie Z. which belong to thy peace 
 22 37 . for the t. concerning me have an end 
 
 Luke 23.48. all people behold. Z. whicli were done 
 24. 18. hast not known the z. which are come to pass 
 27 . he expounded the z. concerning Itiinself 
 John 1. 50. thou shalt see greater z. than these 
 3 12. if I have told vou earthly z. heavenly Z. 
 
 16. 13. the Npirit will shew you z. to come 
 Acts 1. 3. speaking of z. pertaining to tlie kingdom 
 4. 20. we cannot but speak the t. we have seen 
 25. and wliy did the people imagine vainz. 
 
 32. that ought of the t. he possessed was his own 
 8.12. preaching the i. concerning the kiugd.of God 
 
 15. 20. that they abstain from z. strangled, 29. 
 
 16. 14. she attended to the Z. spoken of Paul 
 
 18. 25. A polios taught diligently the z. of the Ld. 
 
 19 . 8. persuadiugz. concerning the kingdom of G. 
 
 20. 22. not knowing the Z. tliat shall befall me 
 30. shall men arise, speaking perverse 1 . to draw 
 
 21'. 25. that they keep from Z. ofiered to idols 
 24.13. neither can they prove the Z. whereof 
 26. 22. saying none other z. than the prophets 
 28. 24. some believed the z. that were spoken 
 Pom. 1. 20. the invisible Z. of him are dearly seen, 
 being understood by the z. that are made 
 2. 1. for thou that judgest doest the same z. 
 
 14. Gentiles do by nature z. contained in the law 
 18. and approves! the z. that are more excellent 
 8.5. mind the t. of the flesh, mind t. of the Npirit 
 .‘18. nor z. present, nm' z. to come. 1 Cor. 3. 22. 
 
 12. 16 . mind not high z. || 17 . provide Z. honest 
 14.19. follow after z. that make for peace, and edify 
 
 15. 4. whatsoever z. were wi itten aforetime 
 
 27 . if Gentiles made iiartakers or spiritual z. their 
 
 duty is to minister to them in carnal z. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 27 . God hath chosen the foolish z. of the 
 world, weak Z. to confound z. wliich are mighty 
 
 28. base Z. and z. de.spised hath God cliosen 
 2. 9 . the Z. which God hath prepared for them 
 
 10. the .‘'pirit seai cheth the deep Z. of God 
 
 11 . what man knoweth z. of man, so the z. of God 
 
 knowetli no man, but the Spirit of God 
 
 12. we might know the z. that are freely given us 
 
 13. which Z. we speak, comparing spiritual z. 
 
 14. man rcceiveth not the z. of the spirit of God 
 4. 5. will brimz to liuht the hidden z. of darkness 
 
 6. 3. much more Z. that pertain to this life, 4. 
 
 7 . .32. unmarried caretli tor the z. of the Lord, .34. 
 .‘13. marrietl careth for the z. that are of the world 
 
 8. 1. now as touching Z. offered to idols, we know 
 
 9. 11. if we have sown spiritual z. if reap carnal Z. 
 
 10. 20. that the z. which the Gentiles sacrifice 
 
 13.11. when 1 became man, 1 put away childishZ. 
 14. 7 . and even z. without life giving sound 
 . 37 . acknowledge that the Z. that I write to you 
 
 16. 14. let all your z. be done with charity 
 
 2 Cor. ]. 13. for we write none other Z. unto you 
 
 17 . or the Z. that I purpose, do I purpose according 
 
 4.2. but have renoimceii the hidden z. of dishonesty 
 
 18. while we look not at the Z. whicli are seen, z. 
 
 seen are tern pot al, z. not seen are eternal 
 5.10. every one may receive the z. done in his body 
 
 17 . old z. arc passed away, all Z. are become new 
 8. 21. pi ovidini; for honest z. in sight of L. and men 
 10. 7 . do ye look on z. after the outward appeal auce 
 
 13. we will not boast of z. without our ineas. 15. 
 
 16 . and not to boast in another man’s line of z. 
 
 11. .30. I will glory of the z. which concern mine 
 Cal. 2. 18. if 1 build atzain the Z. which 1 destroyed 
 
 4. 24. which Z. are an alleeory, for these are two 
 
 5. 17 . so that ye cannot do the z. that ye would 
 Eph. 6. 9 . and ye, masters, do the same z. to them 
 Phil. 1. 10. that ye may approve z. that are excellent 
 
 12. z. which hafjpencd unto me have fallen out 
 
 2. 4. look not every man on his own z. but every 
 
 man also on the z. of others 
 
 10. of Z. in heaven, Z. in earth, z. under earth 
 21. seek not the z. which are.lesus Christ’s 
 
 3. 1. to write the same z. |! 19. who mind earthly z. 
 4.8. wliatsoev. z. are true, honest, just, pure, lov ely 
 
 18. 1 am full, ha' iiig received tlie z. sent from you 
 Col. 1.20. whetiier Z.''in earth, or z. in heaven 
 
 2. 17 . which are shadow ofz. to come, lieb. 10. 1. 
 23. which z. have indeed a shew of wisdom 
 
 3.2. set your affect ion on Z. above, not on z. on earth 
 
 6. for which Z. sake the wrath of (.iod cometh 
 
 1 Thess.‘2.\4. for ye al'vo have suffered like z. of your 
 
 2 3. 4. and will do the z. which we command 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 13. speaking z. whicli they ought not 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 2. the z. which thou hast heard ofme 
 
 3. 14. continue in z. which thou hast learned 
 Tit. 1. 5. thou shonldest set in order ihez. wanting 
 
 11. teaching z. they ought not for lucre's sake 
 2. 1. speak thou Z. which become sound doctrine 
 
 lieb. 2. l.give heed to tlie z. which we have heard 
 
 17 . be faithful higli priest in z. pet tain, to G. .5. 1 . 
 
 5 . 8 . yet learned ha obedience by the z. he sufiered 
 C. 9 . but, beloved, we ate persuaded better z. of 
 
 you, anti z. that accompany salvation 
 
 18. that by'two immutable z. in which it was 
 
 8. 1. of Ihe'z. we have spoken this is the sum 
 5. to the example and shadow of heavenly Z. 
 
 9 . 23. that the patterns of z. in tlie heavens be pti 
 
 rifled, but heavenly z. with better sacrifices 
 
 11. 1, now faith is the substance of Z. hoi>ed for, 
 
 the evidence of z. not seen 
 3. Z. seen were not made of z. which do appear 
 
 7 . 'Noah being warneti of G. of t. not seen as yet 
 20. blessed Jacob and E.sau concerning z. to come 
 
 12. 24. that speaketh better z. than that of Abel 
 .lam. 3. 7. Rtxl '<! the .«ea are tamed of mankind 
 
 1 Pel. 1.12. they did minister z. which are now re¬ 
 
 ported ; whicli z. the angels desire to look into 
 
 18. ye were not redeemed with corruptible Z. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. speak evil of z. they understand not 
 1 John. 2. 15. neither the Z. that are in the worlil 
 Rev. 1.1. the revelation of .Tesus Christ to shew to 
 
 his servants Z. must shortly come to pass, 22. 6 
 
 19 . write the z. which thou hast seen, the Z. 
 
 whicli are, and z. which shall be hereafter 
 
 2. 14. but 1 have a few z. against thee, to eat z. sa¬ 
 crificed fo idols, and to commit fornication, W 
 
 3. 2. strengthen the Z. w'liich remain, ready to die 
 
 4. 1. 1 will shew tliee the z. must be .'lerearter 
 
THI 
 
 THI 
 
 Rev. 10. 6. and sware by him who created heaven, 
 earth, sea, and all t. that therein are 
 
 21. 4. for the former t. are passed away 
 
 22. 19- take his part from t. written in this book 
 "iee Crkkping, Dedicate, Detestable, 
 
 i'ORJiEii, Precious. 
 
 ^//THINGS. 
 
 Gen. 9. .^. as the green herb have T given you all t. 
 
 24. 1. the Lord hatli blessed Abraham in all t. 
 
 66. the servant told Isaacs// 1. that he had done 
 Rxod. 2.1. 13. in all t. 1 have said, be circumspect 
 29. 35. do according to all t. I commanded thee 
 Lev. 8. 36. Aaron and his sons did a//t. commanded 
 Num. 1. 50. the T.evites over all t. that belong to it 
 
 31. 20. and purify all t. made of wood and skins 
 L)euC. 1. 18. I commanded you all t. ye slioulcj do 
 
 4. 7. as the T.ord our God is in all t. we call for 
 
 12. 8. ye sliall not do afters// t. that we do here 
 28. 47 . servedst not for the abundance of all t. 
 
 48. shalt serve thine enemies in want of all t. 
 bl. eat tliem for want of all t. secretly in siege 
 Josh. 1. 17 . as we hearkened to Moses in all c. 
 
 2. 23. the spies told him all t. tliat befell them 
 Until 4. 7 . this was the manner, to confirm all t. 
 \iiam. 3. 12. perform all t. concerning Idi’s house 
 
 17 . if thou hide any of all t. he said to tliee 
 
 19 . 7 . and .lonathan shewed David all those t. 
 
 2 ISain. 11. 18. .loab sent and told David all the /. 
 
 14. 20. to know all t. that are in the earth 
 
 23. 5. he madeacovenant ordered in all t. and sure 
 1 Kings <2\. 26. he did all t. as did the Amorites 
 
 fl Kings 11.9. the captains did according to allt. that 
 Jehoiada the priest commanded, 2 (l/ir. 23. 8. 
 
 14. 3. Amaziah, according to all t. that Joash did 
 
 20. 15. they have seen all t. that are in my house 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 14. all t. come of thee, and of thine 
 
 2 Citron. 5. 1. .Solomon brought all t. dedicated 
 31. 5. tithe of all t. brought they in abundantly 
 
 Kell. 9.6. the Lord made all t. /Icti 14. 15. I 17. 24, 
 
 25. Col. 1. 16 . Uev. 4. 11. 
 Job 41. .34. he beholdeth all high t. he is a king 
 Psal. 8. 6. thou hast put all t. under his feet, 1 Cor. 
 
 15. 27 . Eph. 1 . 22. 
 
 57. 2. cry to God that perfornieth all t. for me 
 119. 128. precepts concerning all t. to be l ight 
 pTov. 3.15. wisdom is more precious than all /. 8.11. 
 
 16. 4. the I.ord hath made all i. for liimself 
 
 26.10. the great God that formed all t. rewardeth 
 28. 5. they that seek the Lord understand all t. 
 Led. 1.8. all t. are full of labour, man cannot utter 
 7 . 15. all t. have I seen in days of my vanity 
 
 9. 2. all t. come alike to all, there is one event 
 
 .3. this is an evil among all i. done under the sun 
 
 10. 19. but money answereth all t. 
 
 Isa. 44. 24. 1 am the Lord that maketh all t. 66. 2. 
 Jer. 10. 16 . for he is the former of all t. 51. 19. 
 
 17 . 9 . the heart is deceitful above all t. and wicked 
 42.5. if we do not even according to allt. for which 
 44. 18. w-e wanted allt. and have been consumed 
 P.i,ek. 11.25. 1 spake all t. the Lord hath shewed me 
 
 38. 20. all creeping t. shall shake at my presence 
 44. 30. the first of all t. shall be the priest’s 
 Dan. 2. 40. torasmuch as iron subdueth all t. 
 Zeph. 1. 2. I will consume all t. from off the land 
 Mat. 7 .12. all t. ye would that men should do to you 
 
 11. 27 . all t. are delivered to me. Lake 10. 22. 
 
 13. 41. they shall gather all t. that ofFeml 
 
 17 . II. Klias shall restore all t. Mark 9. 12. 
 
 19 . 26. with man this is impossible, but with God 
 
 all t. are possible, ‘Mark 10. 27. I 14. 30. 
 
 21. 22. all t. whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer 
 
 22. 4. tell them which are bidden, behold all t. are 
 
 ready, come unto the marriage, Luke 14. I 7 . 
 
 23. 20. sweareth by it, and by all t. thereon 
 
 28. 20. teaching them to observe all 1 .1 commanded 
 Mark 4. 34. he expounded all t. to his disciples 
 
 6. .30. they told him all t. what they had done 
 
 7 . . 37 . astonished, saying, he hath done all t. well 
 
 9. 23. all t. are possible to him that believeth 
 
 13. 2.3. take heed, I have foi etold you all t. 
 
 Luke‘I. 20. praising God foi-«// t. they had heard 
 
 .39. performed all t. according to the law of God 
 9.43. they wondered at all t. which .Jesus did 
 11. 41. and behold, all t. are clean unto you 
 
 18. 31. all t. written concerning Son of man shalt 
 be accomplished, 21. 22. I 24. 44. John 19. 28. 
 
 John 1. .3. all t. were made by him 
 
 3. .35. and hath given all t. into his hand, 1.3. 3. 
 
 4. 25. when he is come, he will tell us a// t. 
 
 29 . see a man who told me all t. that ever I did 
 
 5. 20. the Father she.weth the Son all t. he doeth 
 
 10. 41. all t. that .John spake of him were true 
 
 14. 26. the Comforter, the Holy Ghost, shall teach 
 you all t. and bring all t. to your remembrance 
 
 15. 15. all t. 1 have heard, I have made known 
 
 16. 15. all t. that the Father hatli, are mine 
 .30. w'e now are sure that thou knowesta// t. 
 
 17 . 7 . that all t. thou hast given me, are of thee 
 
 18. 4. .lesus therefore knowing all t 19. 28. 
 
 21. 17 . Peter said, Lcjrd, thou knowest all t. 
 
 Acts 2. 44. that t)elieved had all t. common, 4. 32, 
 
 3. 21. till the times of restitution of all t. 
 
 22. him shall ye hear in «//?.• he shall say to you 
 
 10. .33. to hear a// t. commanded thee of God 
 
 39 . we are witnesses oi all t. which he did 
 
 13. . 39 . all that believe are justified from allt. 
 
 14. 15. G. who made heaven, earth, sea, and all t. 
 
 20. .35. I have shewed you all t. how ye ought 
 
 22. 10. and there it shall be told thee of all t. 
 
 £4. 14. believing all t. which are written 
 
 26. 2. touching all the t. whereof 1 am accused 
 Rom. 8. 28. and we know that all t. work for good 
 
 32. how shall he not also freely give us all t. ? 
 
 11. .36. of him, and thro’ him, and to him, are allt. 
 14.2. for one believeth that he may eat all t. 
 
 20. all t. indeed are pure, but it is evil for him 
 1 Cor. 2. 10. the Spirit searcheth all t. deep things 
 
 15. but he that is spiritual judgeth all t. 
 
 3. 21. let no man glory in men, for all t. are vours 
 
 4.13. are the offscouring of all t. to this clay' 
 
 •6. 12. all t. are lawful unto me, but all t. ai'e not 
 expedient, all t. are lawful for me, 10. 23. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 6. one God the Father, of whom are all t. 
 
 one T.ord .Jesus Christ, by wliom are all t. 
 
 9.12. suffer all t. il22. 1 am made all t. to all men 
 25. every man thatstriveth is temperate in allt. 
 
 10. .3.3. even as 1 please all men in all t. 
 
 11.2. I praise you that ye remember me in allt. 
 
 12. but all t. are of God, 2 Cor. 5. 18. 
 
 13 . 7 . charity beareth all t. believeth all t. hopeth 
 
 all t. endureth all t. 
 
 14. 26. let all t. be done unto edifying 
 
 40. let all t. be done decently and in order 
 
 15.28. when all t. shall be subiiued, then shall the 
 Hon be subject to him that put a// t. under him 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 9 . know whether ye be obedient in all t. 
 
 4. 15. for all t. are for your sakes, that grace 
 
 5. 17 . old things are passed away, a. t. become new 
 
 6. 4. in all t. apfiroving ourselves as ministers 
 
 10. as having nothing, yet possessing all t. 
 
 7 . 11. in ah t. ye have approved yourselves 
 
 14. but as we spake all t. to you in truth, even so 
 
 16. that 1 have coniidence in you in all t. 
 
 9 . 8 . that ye having all sufficiency in all t. 
 
 11.6. we have been made manifest to you in all t. 
 
 9. in allt. I kept myself from being burdensome 
 
 12. 19. but we do all t. for your edifying 
 
 Gal. .3.10. cursed that continueth not in all t. 
 
 Eph. 1.10. gather together in one all t. in Christ 
 
 11. worketh all t. after the counsel of his will 
 22. gave liim to be head overall t. to the church 
 
 .3. 9. in God, who created all t. by .Jesus Christ 
 
 4.10. he ascended up, that he might fill all t. 
 
 15. grow up unto him in all t. which is the head 
 
 5.13. allt. that are reproved are made manifest 
 
 20. giving thanks always for all t. unto God 
 
 6. 21. shall make known to y on all t. Col. 4. 9. 
 Phil. 2.14. do allt. without murmurings 
 
 3. 8. I count a//r. but loss for know, of Christ my 
 Lord, for whom 1 have suffered the loss of all t. 
 
 21. he is able even to subdue allt. to himself 
 
 4.12. every where, and in all t. I am instructed 
 
 I. 3. 1 can do allt. thro’ Ch. who strengtheneth me 
 Col. 1. 17 . he is before allt. by him all t. consist 
 
 18. in all t. he might have the pre-eminence 
 20. and by him to reconcile allt. to himself 
 
 3. 20. children, obey your parents in all t. 
 
 II. servants, obey in allt. your masters 
 
 1 Thess. 5.21. prove all t. hold fast that wliich is good 
 
 1 Tim. .3.11. their wives must be faithful in allt. 
 
 4. 8. but godliness is profitable unto allt. 
 
 6.13. in the sight of God who guickeneth allt. 
 
 17 . living God who giveth us richly all t. to enjoy 
 
 2 I'im. 2 . 7 . the I.ord give thee understanding in all t. 
 
 10. therefore 1 endure allt. for the elect’s sake 
 
 4. 5. but watch thou in all t. endure afflictions 
 Tit. 1. 15. unto the pure allt. are pure 
 
 2. 7. in 0 , 111 . shewing thyself a pattern of good 
 
 9. to be obedient, and please them well in all t. 
 
 10. they may adorn the doctrine of God in all t. 
 lieb. 1. 2. whom he hath app<rinted heir of all t. 
 
 3. upholding allt. by the word of his power 
 
 2. 8. tliou hast put all t. in subjection under his 
 feet; but now we see not yet all t. put under him 
 
 10. for whom are all t. and by whom are all t. 
 
 17 . in all t. it behoved him to be like his brethren 
 
 3. 4. he that built all t. is God 
 
 4.1.3. all t. are naked and opened unto the eyes 
 
 8.5. make all t. according to the pattern shewed 
 9. 22. almost all t. are by the law purged by blood 
 1.3.18. in all t. willing to live honestly 
 
 Jam. 5.12. above all t. my brethren, swear not 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 7 . file end of allt. is at hand, be sober 
 
 8. above all t. have fervent charity among yours. 
 
 11. that God in all t. may be glorified thro’ .lesus 
 
 2 Pet.\. 3. hath given y\%allt. that pertain to life 
 .3. 4. all t. continue as they were from beginning 
 
 \ John1. 20. ye have an unction, and ye know allt. 
 
 27 . as the same anointing teacheth you allt. 
 
 .3. 20. God is greater than lieart, and knoweth all t. 
 8John1. 1 wish above allt. that thou piosper 
 Rev. 1. 2. who bare record of gilt, that he saw 
 
 4.11. thou hast created all t. and for thy pleasure 
 
 21.5. 1 make all t. new |1 7 . he shall inherit all t. 
 
 See Evil, Holy, Many, Such. 
 
 These THINGS. 
 
 Gen. 24. 28. told them of her mother’s house these t. 
 42. .36. .Jacob said, all these t. are against me 
 Lev. 5.5. wheh he shall be guilty in one of these t. 17 . 
 
 18. 24. defile not yourselves in any of these t. 
 
 20. 2.3. for they committed all these t. therefore 
 26. 2.3. and if ye will not be reformed by these t. 
 Num. 4. 15. these t. the burden of sons of Eohath 
 
 15.13. all born of the country shall do these t. 
 
 29. 39. these t. ye shall do to the Lord in feasts 
 .35. 29 . these t.s\rA\\ be for a statute of judgment 
 Dent. 4. .30. when all these t. are come upon me 
 
 18.12. all that do these t. are an abomination 
 .30. 1. when all these t. are come upon thee, then 
 
 Josh. 2.11. we heard these t. our hearts did melt 
 Judg. 1.3. 23. nor would he have shewed us these t. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. .37. when his wife had told him these t. 
 iSam.lZ. 17 . these t. did these three miehtv men, 
 
 1 Chrou.'n. 19 . 
 
 22. these t. did Benaiah, 1 Chron. 11. 24. 
 
 24. 23. the.se t. did Araunah give to the king 
 
 1 Kings 18. .36. 1 have done all these t. at thy word 
 
 2 Kings 18. 17. proclaimed the.se t.fhon hast done 
 1 Chron. 8. 8. in these t. was Solomon instructed 
 Keh. 1.3.26. did not king Solomon sin by these t.? 
 .fob 8. 2. how long wilt thou speak these t. / 
 
 10.13. these t. hast thou hid in thine heart 
 
 33 . 29 . lo, all these t. worketh God with man 
 Psal. 15.5. he that doeth these t. shall never be mov. 
 42. 4. 1 remember L I pour out my soul 
 
 ,50.21. these t. hast thou done and 1 kept silence 
 Prov. 6. 10. these six t. doth the I .ord hate, yea seven 
 
 24. 23. these t. also belong to the wise 
 Keel. 11.9. for these r. God will bring thee to judgm. 
 Isa. 38.16. O Lord, by these t. men live, and in all 
 these t. is the life of my spirit 
 40. 26. and behold, who hath created these t. { 
 
 42. 16 . these t. wi.l I do, and not forsake them 
 45 . 7 .1 form the ight, 1 the Lord do all these t. 
 
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 Isa. 47 . 7 . so that thou didst not lay these t to thy 
 
 heart 
 
 9. these two t. shall come to thee in a moment 
 
 13. let the astrologers save thee from the.se t. 
 
 48. 14. which among them hath declared these t. 
 51. 19 . these two t. are come unto thee, who shall 
 64. 12. wilt thou retrain thysedf for these t. O Lord 
 Jer. .3. 7 . 1 said, after she had done all these t. 
 
 4. 18. thy doings have procured these t. to thee 
 
 5. 9. shall I not visit for these t ? 29.1 9. 9. 
 
 25. your iniguities have turned away these t. 
 
 9. 24. for in these t. do I delight, saiili the Lord 
 
 13. 22. if thou say, wherefore come these t. on me ? 
 
 14. 22. wait on thee, thou hast made all these t. 
 
 30. 15. for thy sins I have done these t. to thee 
 
 Lam. 1. 16. for these t. i weep, mine eye runneth 
 
 5. 17 . our heart is faint, for these t. our eyes aie dim 
 Exek. 16 . .30. seeing thou dost all these t. 17 . 18. 
 
 43. because thou liast fretted me in all these t. 
 
 17 . 12. know ye not what these t. mean, tell them 
 
 18. 10. that doeth the like to any one of the.se t. 
 
 23. .30. 1 will iXo these t. unto thee, because thou 
 
 24. 19 . wilt thou not tell what these t. are to us ? 
 Dan. 10. 21. none that holdeth w ith me in these t. 
 
 12. 7 . all these t. shall be finished 
 
 8. O my Lord, what shall be the end of these t. ? 
 Dos. 14. 9 . who is wise, he shall understand these t. 
 Zech. 8. 16. the.se are the t. which ye shall do 
 
 17 . for all these are t. that 1 hate, saith the Lord 
 Mat. 1. 20. but while he thought on these t. 
 
 I. .3. when Herod heard these t. he was troubled 
 
 6. 32. after all these t. do the Gentiles seek, knows 
 
 that ye have need of all these t. Luke 12. 30. 
 
 33. all these t. shall be added to you, Luke 12. .31. 
 
 II. 25. hast hid these t. from the wise, Luke 10. £1. 
 1.3. 51. .lesus saith, have ye understood these t.? 
 
 56. whence then liath this man these t. Mark 6.2. 
 
 15. 20. the.se are the t. which defile a man 
 
 19 . 20. all these t. have I kept from my youth 
 
 21. 23. by what authority dost thou the.se t. Mark 
 
 11. 28. Luke 20. 2. 
 24. I will tell you by what authority I do these t. 
 
 27 . Mark n. 19, 88. Luke 19. 8. 
 
 23. .36. all these t. shall come on this generation 
 
 24. 2. .lesus said to them, see ye not all these t.? 
 
 3. when shall these t. be ? Mark\8. 4. Luke 11.7. 
 
 6. all these t. must come to pass, Luke 11. 9, 28. 
 33. when ye shall see all these t. know that it is 
 
 near, Mark 13. 29. L.uke 21. 31. 
 .34. till all these t. be fulfilled, Mark 1.3. .30. 
 
 Ltike 1. 20. till the day tliat these t. be performed 
 2. 19 . hut Mary kept these t. and pondered them 
 
 14. 6. they could not answer him to these t. 
 
 15. 26. he called, and asked what these t. meant? 
 
 18. .34. and they understood none of these t. 
 
 21. 36. to escape all these t. that shall come 
 
 23. .31. for if tliey do these t. in a green tree 
 
 24. 21. to day is third day since these t. were done 
 
 26. ought not Christ to have suffered these t. ? 
 
 48. and ye are witnesses of these t. 
 
 Johnl. 16 . he said to them, take these t. hence 
 
 18. what sign, seeing that thou dost these t. 
 
 3. 9 . Nicodemus said to him, how can the.se t. be r 
 
 10. a master of Israel, and knowest not these t. ? 
 
 5. 16. he had done these t. on the sabbath-day 
 
 7 . 4. if thou do these t. sliew thyself to the worm 
 
 12. 16 . these t. understood not his disciples, they 
 
 remembered that the.se t. were written of him 
 
 41. the.se t. said Fsaias, when he saw his glory 
 1.3. 17 .if ye know these t. happy are ye if ye do them 
 
 15. 21. all these t. will they do unto yon, 16. 3. 
 
 19 . 24. these t. therefore the soldiers did 
 
 36. theset. were done, that the scriptures should be 
 Acts 5. 32. and we are his witnesses of these t. 
 
 7 . 1. these t. so ? II14. 15. sirs, why do ye these t. ? 
 50. hath not my hand made all these t. ? 
 
 54. when they hfAvd these t. they were cut to heart 
 
 8. 24. pray for me, that none of the.se t. come on me 
 15. 17 . saith the I.ord, who doth all these t. 
 
 17 . 20. we would know what these t. mean 
 
 19. 36. Seeing the.se t. cannot be spoken against 
 
 20. 24. none of these t. move me, neither count I 
 
 24. 9. the .Jews assenteti, saying, these t. were so 
 
 25. 9 . and there be judged of these t. before me 
 
 26. 16. to make thee a witness of r/t(?.te/. 
 
 26. the king knoweth of these t. before whom 
 Rom. 8. 31. what shall we then say to these t.? 
 
 10. 5. the men that doth these t. shall live by them 
 14. 18. for he that in theset. serveth Christ 
 
 1 Cor. 9.8. say I these t. as a man, or saith not law 
 15. I used none of these t. nor have I written 
 
 10. 6. these t. were our examples, to the intent 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 16. and who is sufficient for these t. ? 
 
 Eph. 5. 6. because of these t. cometh wrath of God 
 Phil. 4. 8. if there be any praise, think on these t. 
 Col. 3. 14. and above all thesx; t. put on charity 
 
 1 'Lint. 4.6. put brethren remembrance of these i. 
 
 11. these t. command || 15. meditate on these t. 
 
 5. 7 . these t. give in charge || 21. observe these t. 
 
 6. 2. these t. exhort, 'Tit. 2. 15. 1| 11. flee theset. 
 
 2 'Tim. 1. 14. of these t. |)nt tliem in remembrance 
 Tit. 3. 8. the.se t. 1 will that thou atfirm constantly, 
 
 these t. are good and prolitalde to men 
 lleb. 7 . 13, for he of whom these t. are spoken 
 Jatn. .3. 10. brethren, these t. ought not lo be so 
 2 Pet. 1. 8. for if these t. be in yon and abound 
 
 9. but he that lacketh these t. is blind 
 
 10. for if ye do these t. ye shall never fall 
 
 12. 1 will put yon in remembrance of these t. 
 
 15. to have these t. always in reinembrance 
 
 .3. 11. seeing all the.se t. shall be dissolved, what 
 
 16. in his epistles, speaking in them of theset. 
 
 17 . seeing ye know theset. before, beware 
 
 Rev. 22. 8. the feet of angel who shewed me theset, 
 
 16. to testify to yon these t. in the churches 
 
 20. he which testilieth these t. saith, 1 come 
 'Those TllING.H. 
 
 F.xod. 29. 33. eat those t. wherewith atonement made 
 I.ev. 22.2. in those t. which they allow unto me 
 Dent. 29 . 29- those, t. which are revealed belong to us 
 2 Kings 17. 9. children of Israel did secretly those t. 
 Ps. 167 . 43. whoso will observe those t. they shall 
 
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 Jsa. 66.2. for all those t. hath mine hand made, and 
 all those t. liave been, saitii ilie Lord 
 Hzek. 42.14. approacli to those t. that are for people 
 Mat. 13. 17- desired to see those t. which ye see, and 
 hear those t. which ye hear, Luke 10. 24. 
 Mark 1.44. oW'tr those t. which Moses commanded 
 Z.uke 1.45. a performance oi those I. which were told 
 
 2. 18. wondered nt those t. told them by shepherds 
 
 12. 20. whose shall those t. be thou hast provided 
 John 8. 29. I do always those t. that please him 
 Acts 3. 18. but those t. he hath so fullilled 
 
 8. 6. gave heed to those t. which Philii) spake 
 
 13. 45. spake against those t. which were spoken 
 if. 11. they searched whether those t. were so 
 
 18. 17. and (iallio cared for none of those t. 
 
 26. 16. oi those t. in w hich I will appear to thee 
 
 27. 11. more than those t. spoken by Paul 
 
 Jiom. 1. 28. to do those t. which are not convenient 
 
 4 . 17 . calleth those t. which be not, as though were 
 6.21. what fruit had you in those t. whereof ye are 
 
 now ashamed, for the end of those t. is death 
 
 15. 17 . 1 may glory in those t. which pertain to God 
 18. I will not dare to speak of any n't those t. 
 
 1 Cot. 8. 4. eating of those t. offered to idols, 10. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 28. besides those t. which are without 
 Eph. 5. 12. it is a shame even to speak of those t. 
 Phil. 3.1.3. forgetting those t. which are behind, and 
 
 reaching to those t. which are before 
 
 4. 9 . those t. which ye have learned and seen do 
 Col. 2. 18. intruding into those t. he hath not seen 
 
 3. 1, seek those t. which are above, where Christ 
 Heb. 3.5. was faithful for a testimony of those t. 
 
 12. 27 . the removing of 1 . 1 . which are shaken, that 
 those t. which cannot be shaken may remain 
 Jam. 2. 16 . ye give not those t. which are needful 
 
 1 John 3. 22. do//me /.thatare pleasingin his sight 
 
 2 John 8. we lose not those t. we have w rought 
 Jude 10. but speak evil of those t. they know not 
 Pev. 1. 3. blessed are they that keep those t. 
 
 2. 10. fear none oi those t. which thou shalt suffer 
 
 10. 4. seal up those t. the seven thunders uttered 
 
 20. 12. the dead were judged out of those t. written 
 Unclean IIIIIS'G.S. 
 
 Uos. 9. 3. and they shall eAivnclean t. in Assyria 
 What TllIcNG.S. 
 
 Exod. 10. 2. fell thy son zohat t. 1 have wrought 
 Mat. 6.8. Father knows what t. ye have need of 
 Mark 9. 9. should tell no man zuhat t. they had seen 
 
 10. 32. began to tell them whatt. should happen 
 
 11. 24. zohat t. soever ye desire when ye pray 
 Lzike 7 . 22. go, tell .lohn what t. ye have seen 
 
 24. 19 . what t. they saicl to him concerning .lesus 
 .35. and they told zohat t. were done in the way 
 John 5. 19 . what t. he doth, these doth the .Son 
 
 10. 6. they understood not zohat t. they were 
 
 11. 46. some tohl them what t. lesus had done 
 Acts 21. 19. zohat t. God wrought among Gentiles 
 Phil. 3. 7- zohat t. were gain to me, 1 counted loss 
 
 THINK. 
 
 Gen. 40. 14. hut t. on me, when it be well with thee 
 Nzim. 36. 6. let them marry to whom they t. best 
 2 Sam. 13. .3.3. to t. tliat all the king’s .sons are dead 
 2 Chrnn. 1.3. 8. ye /. to withstand kingdom of Lord 
 Neh.5. 19 . t. on me, liiy God, for good, according 
 6. 6. repoi ted, that thou and the .lews t. to rebel 
 
 14. my God, /. thou on Tohiali and .Sanballat 
 Esth. 4.1.3. /. not thou shalt escape in king’s house 
 Job 31. 1. why then should I /. upon a maid 
 41. 32. one would /. the deep to be hoary 
 Eccl. 8. 17 . further, though a wise man t. to know it 
 Jsa. 10. 7- nor doth his heart /. so, but in his heart 
 Jer. 2.3. 27- t. fo cause my people forget my name 
 29. 11. 1 know the thoughts that 1 t. toward you 
 Esek. .38. 10. and thou shalt t. an evil thought 
 Dazi. 7 . 25. he shall /. to change times and laws 
 
 11. + 24. /. his thoughts against the strong holds 
 Joziah 1. 6. if so he that God will t. upon us 
 Zech. 11. 12. if ye /. good give me my price, if not 
 Mat. .3. 9. and /. not to say within yourselves 
 
 5. 17 . t. not that 1 am come to destroy the law 
 
 6. 7 . t. they shall be heard for much speaking 
 
 9 . 4. why /. ye evil in your hearts || 18. 12. how /. ye 
 
 10. .34. /. not I arn come to send peace on earth 
 
 21. 28. what t. you ? a certain man had two sons 
 
 22. 42. what /. ye of Christ.' 26. 66. Mark 14. 64. 
 
 24. 44. in such an hour as ye t. not, Luke 12. 40. 
 
 Eztke 1.3. 4. t. ye that they were sinners above all 
 John 5. .39. in them yet. ye have eternal life 
 45. do not /. I will accuse you to the Father 
 
 11. 56. what /. ye, that he will not come to feast ? 
 
 16 . 2 . killeth you, will /. that he doth God service 
 Acts 13. 25. whom t. ye that 1 am I I am not he 
 
 17 . 29 . not to /. that the Godhead is like to gold 
 
 26.2. I /. myself happy, king Agrippa, because 
 Rom. 12, .3. not to /. of himself more lughly than he 
 
 ought to /. but to t. soberly as God hath dealt 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. ye might learn in us not to t. of men 
 
 9. 1 t. that God hath set forth us the apostles 
 
 7 . .36. if any man t. that he behaveth uncomely 
 40. I t. also that 1 have the .Spirit of God 
 
 8. 2. if any man t. tliat he knowetb any thing 
 
 12. 2.3. of body, which we /. to be less honourable 
 14. . 37 . if any man /. himself to be a prophet 
 
 2 Cor. 3.5. of ourselves to /. any thing as of ourselves 
 
 10. 2. I t. to be bold against some which t. of us 
 7 . that he is Christ, let him t. this again, 11. 
 
 11. 16 . I say again, let no man t. me a fool 
 
 12. 6. lest any t. of me above what he seeth me to be 
 Gal. 6. 3. if a man /. himself to be something 
 Eph. 3. 20, is able to do above all that we ask or t. 
 Phil. 4. 8. if there be any praise, /. on these things 
 Jam. 1. 7. Ictnotthat man t. he shall receive 
 
 4. 5. do ye t. that the scripture saith in vain t 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 4. wdierein they /. strange that ye run not 
 
 12. i. it not strange concerning the fiery trial 
 
 2 Pet, 1.13.1 1, it meet as long as I am in thistabern. 
 
 THINKFST. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 3. t. thou that David doth honour thy 
 father, in senfling comforters' 1 Chrozi. 19. 3. 
 J«h 35. 2. t. thou this right, that thou saidst, my 
 Mat 17 . 25 . .lesussaid, what /. thou ? 22. 17. 
 .26.53. t. thou that 1 cannot pray to my Father 
 
 308 
 
 Luke 10. 36. which t. thou was neighbour to him ? 
 ActsQii. 22 . we desire to hear of thee what thou t. 
 Horn. 2. 3. t. thou this, O man. that judgest them 
 Til INK El H. 
 
 1 Sam. 20 . + 4. whatsoever thy soul t. I will do 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 27. me t. the running of the foremost is 
 Psal. 40. 17 . 1 am poor, yet the Lord t. on me 
 Urov.^li.j. for as he/, in his heart, so is he 
 Lzike 8 . t 18. be taken that which he /. he hath 
 
 1 Cor. 10 . 12. let him that/, he standeth, take heed 
 
 1 . 3 . 5 . charity seeketh not her own, /. no evil 
 Phil 3 . 4. if any other man t. he hath whereof 
 
 '1 IIlNlvING. 
 
 2 Sam. 4.10. /. to have brought good tidings 
 
 5. 6 . t. David cannot come in hither 
 
 1 IIIRU. 
 
 Gen. .32. 19. so commanded he the second and the t. 
 5(1. 23. saw Ephraim’s children of/, generation 
 Exod. 20 . 5. to the /.and fouith generation of them 
 that hate me, 34.7- Num. 14. 18. Deut. 5. 9. 
 28.19. and the t. row a ligure, an agate, 39.12. 
 JS'zim. 2.21. the camp of Lphraim in the /. rank 
 Deut. 23. 8 . an Edomite shall enter in t. generation 
 Josh. 19. 10. the t. lot came up for Zebuliin 
 2 kings 1. 13. he sent again a captain of the t. fifty 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 8 . the /. lot came forth to llaram 
 25. 10 . the /. lot came forth to Zaccur 
 
 27 . 5 . the /. captain of the host for the /. month 
 Jsa. 19. 24. Israel shall be the t. with Egypt 
 Ezek. 10. 14. and the /. was the face of a lion 
 Dan. 2 . 39. and another t. kingdom of brass 
 5. 7 . and shall be the /. ruler in the kingdom, 16. 29. 
 Zech. 6 . 3. and in the /. chariot while horses 
 Mat. 20 . 3. and he went out about the /. hour 
 22. 26. likewise /. died, Mark 12. 21. Luke 20. 31. 
 Mark 15. 25. it was/, hour, and they crucified him 
 Luke 12 . .38. come in the /. watch, and find them so 
 20 . 12 . he sent the /. and they wounded him 
 Acts 2. 15. seeing it is but the /. hour of the day 
 
 20. 9 . Eutychus fell down from the t. loft 
 
 2.3. 2.3. be ready at the /. hour of the night 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. such an one caught up to the/. heaven 
 Rev. 4. 7 . and the /. beast had a face as a man 
 
 6. 5. had opened the/, seal, 1 heard the/, beast 
 8. 10. tlie /. ansel sounded, there fell a star 
 
 11. 14. and behold, the /. woecomelh quickly 
 14. 9 . and the /. angel followed them, saying 
 16. 4. the /. angel poured out his vial on the rivers 
 
 21. 19 . the /. foundation was a chalcedony 
 
 See Day, Month, Paut. 
 
 THIRD time. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 8. the Lord called Sainuel the t. time 
 19. 21. .Saul sent messengers again the /. time 
 
 1 Kings ^S. 34.do it the /. time, they did it the t. time 
 Ezek. 21. 14. let the sword be doubled the /. time 
 Mat. 26.44. and he prayed the /. tizne, Mark 14. 41. 
 Johzi‘l\. 14. the. /. time .lesusshewed himself 
 
 17 . saith unto him the /. /owe, lovest thou me 
 Peter was grieved, bee. he said to him, /. time 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 14. the /. time I am ready to come, 13.1. 
 
 i'H IRD year. 
 
 Deut. 26. 12. /. year, which is the year of tithing 
 \ Kings 15. 2il. in /. yearof Asa,did Baashaslay, 3.3. 
 
 18. 1. word of the Lord came to Elijah in /. year 
 22.2. in t.year, .lehoshaphat came to king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 18. 1. in the /. year of Hoshea son of Elah 
 
 19 . 29 . in the t.year sow ye and reap, Isa. . 37 . 30. 
 UChron. I 7 . 7. in /.year of .lehoshaphat’s reign 
 
 27 . 5. the Ammonites paid the second and/. year 
 Esth. 1. 3, in the /. year of the reign of Ahasuerus 
 Dan. 1. 1. in the /. year of tlie reign of .lehoiaaim 
 8. 1. in the /. year of the reign of Belshazzar 
 10.1. in the /. year of C’yriis king of Persia 
 THIRDLY. 
 
 1 Cor. 12,28. t. teachers, after that miracles 
 
 I'll 1 KSr, Substantive. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 3. to kill us and our children with /. 
 
 Deut. 28. 48, thou shalt serve thine enemies in t. 
 
 22. 19. imagin. of heart, to add drunkenness to /. 
 Jvdg. 15. 18. and i¥)w I shall die for /. and fall 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 11. doth persuade you to die by /. 
 
 Keh. 9.15. thou broughtest water for their /. 20. 
 
 Job 24.11. tread their wine-presses and suffer /. 
 Psal. 69. 21. in my /. they gave me vinegar to drink 
 
 104. li. the wild asses quench their/. 
 
 Jsa. 5.13. and their multitude dried up with /. 
 
 41. 17 . and when their tongue faileth for /. 
 
 .50. 2. their fish stinketh, and dieth for /. 
 
 Jer. 2. 25. and withhold thy throat from /. 
 
 48. 18. come down from thy glory and sit in/. 
 I^am. 4. 4. cleavefh to the roof of his mouth for/. 
 IJ 0 S. 2 . 3. lest 1 strip her naked, and slay her with/. 
 Arnosi^. 11. not a /. for water, but of hearing words 
 
 13. the virgins and young men shall faint for /. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 27 . in hunger and /. in fastings often 
 
 THIRST, Kerb. 
 
 Jsa. 49. 10. they shall not hunger, nor /. nor heat 
 Mat. 5. 6. which hunger and /. after righteousness 
 John 4. 13. drinketh of this water, shall /. again 
 
 14. whosoever drinketh, shall never /. 6. 35. 
 
 15. sir, give me this water, that I /. not 
 
 7 . . 37 . if any /. let him come to me and drink 
 19 . 28. after this .lesus saith, 1/. 
 
 Rom. 12. 20. if thine enemy /. give him drink 
 1 Cor. 4. 11. even to this present hour we /. 
 
 Rev. 7 . 16 . and they shall not /. any more 
 THIRSTED. 
 
 Exod.'iT. .3. people /. there for w ater and murmured 
 Jsa. 48. 21. they /. not when he ted them through 
 THIRS'TETII. 
 
 P.ta/. 42. 2. my soul /. for God, 6.3.1.1 143. 6. 
 
 Jsa. 55. 1. ho, every one that /.come to the waters 
 THIR.STY. 
 
 .Tudg. 4. 19 . give me a little water, for T am /. 
 
 2Sam. 17 . 29 . the people is /. in the wilderness 
 Psal. 63. 1. my fiesh longeth in a /. land, 14.3. 6. 
 107 . 5. hungry and /. their soul fainted in them 
 l^rov. 25. 21. if thine enemy be /. giye him drink 
 25. as cold w aters to a /. soul, so is good new s 
 29. 10. the blood-/, hate the upright, but the just 
 ■ Isa. 21. 14. brought water to him that was /. 
 
 29 . 8 . itshall be as when a /.man dreameth 
 
 7f/j.'32.6. he will cause the drink of the /. to fail 
 .35. 7. the /. land shall become springs of water 
 44. 3. for 1 will pour water upon him that is t. 
 
 "65. 13. my servants shall drink, but ye shall be /. 
 Ezek. 19 . 13. she is planted in a dry and /. ground 
 Mat. 25. .35. tor 1 was t. and ye gave me drink 
 . 37 . when saw we thee /. and gave thee drink I 
 42. for 1 was /. and ye gave me no drink 
 TlllRl KEN. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 25. Ishmael his son w as /. years old 
 Num.29. 13. ye shall offer /. young'bullocks, 14. 
 
 1 Kings!. 1. was building his own house /. years 
 1 Chrun.2G. 11. the sons and brethren of Hosah/. 
 Ezek.Akt.W. the length of the gate /.cubits 
 TlllRl EE N 111. 
 
 Gen. 14.4. and in the /. year they rebelled 
 
 1 Chron. 2\. 13. the /. lot came forth to lluppah 
 
 25. 20. the /. lot came forth to Nhubael 
 
 Jer. 1.2. in the /. year of the reign of .losiah 
 
 25. 3. from the /.year of .losiah the son of Amon 
 See Day. 
 
 TlilRTlETlT, 
 
 2 Kings 15.13. Shallum fo reign in nine and t. year 
 
 17 . in the nine and /.year of king Azariah 
 
 25. 27 . in the seven and /.year or the captivity of 
 
 .lehoiachin king of .ludah, Jer. 52. .31. 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 19. no war to the five and /. year of Asa 
 16. 1. in the six and /. year of the reign of Asa 
 Aeh. 5.14. the two and /. year of Artaxerxes, 13. 6. 
 TIIIRIY. 
 
 Gen. 6. 15. the height of the ark was /. cubits 
 
 11. 14. Salah lived /. years, and begat Eber 
 
 18. Peleg lived /. years, and begat Reii 
 
 22, Serug lived /. years, and begat Nahor 
 
 18, 30. peradventure there shall be /. found, he 
 said, I will not do it if I find /. there 
 32. 15. /. milch camels with their colts, forty kine 
 41. 46. .loseph was/, years old when he stoo<l 
 Exod. 21. .32. shall give to their master /. shekels 
 
 26. 8. the length ot one curtain /. cubits, 36.15. 
 J.ev. 27 . 4. thy estimation shall be /. shekels 
 Num. 4. .3. from t. years old and upwards even 1i> 
 
 fifty, 23, .30, .35, 39, 4.3, 47. 1 Chron. 2.3. 3. 
 Jndg. 10. 4. .lair had /. sons, and they had /. cities 
 
 12. 9. Ibzan had /. sons and /. daughters he sent 
 
 abroad, took in /. daughters for his sons 
 14. Abdon had forty sons and t. nephews 
 14. 11. they brought ’/, companions to be with him 
 
 12. give you /. sheets, /. change of garments 
 
 1.3. ye shall give /. sheets, /. change of garments 
 
 19. Samson slew /. men, and took their spoil 
 
 20. .31. to smite about /. men of Israel, .39. 
 
 1 Sam, 9. 22. Saul satamong them, about /. persons 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 4. David was /. years old when he begaa 
 
 23. 13. and three of the /. chief went down 
 
 23. Benaiah was more honourable than the /. 1 
 
 Chron. 11. 15, 25. 127. 6. 
 
 24. Asahel, brother of .loab, was one of the /. 
 
 1 Kings A. 22. provision foroneilay was/, measures 
 
 6. 2. height ot the house of the Lord was /. cubits 
 
 7 . 2 . height of the house of the forest was /. cubits 
 6 . the breadth of the porch was /. cubits 
 
 2.3. a line of /. cubits did compass it about 
 
 2 kizigsi^. 14. aiipoinled to Hezekiah /. talents 
 
 1 Chron. 11.42. Adina a captain, and /. with him 
 Ezra 1. 9 . the number of them was /. ( hargers 
 10. /. basons of gold, silver basons 410 
 Jer. .38. 10. take from hence /. men with thee 
 Ezek. 40. 17 . /. chambers were on the jjavement 
 41. 6. and the side chambers were /. in order 
 46.22. there were courts joined of /. cubits broad 
 Zech. 11.12. they weighed formy price /. jrieces 
 
 1.3. and I took the /. pieces of silver. Mat. 2!. 9. 
 Mat. 13. 8. brought some /. fold, 2.3. Mark 4. 8,20, 
 
 26. 15. they covenanted w ith him for /. pieces 
 
 27 . 3. Judas brought again the /. pieces of silver 
 Luke .3. 2.3. Jesus began to be about /. years of age 
 John 6. 19. bad rowed about 25 or /. furlongs 
 
 See Days. 
 
 THIRTY one. 
 
 Josh. 12. 24. the kings Joshua subdued /. and ong 
 
 1 kings 16 . 23. in the /. and ctie year of king Asa 
 
 2 Kings 22. 1 . Josiah eight years* old, and reii/ned 
 
 /. and one years in Jerusalem, 2 Chron. 34, 1. 
 THIRTY tzvo. 
 
 Gen. 11.20. Reu lived /. /.rcyears, and begat Serug 
 Num. 31. 40. the Lor/Ts tribute vyas /. two jiersons- 
 
 1 kings 20. 1. /. /a’c kings were with Ben-hadad, 16. 
 
 22.31. the king commanded his /. tzeo captains 
 
 2 Kings 8. 17. Jehoram was /. tzeo years old when 
 
 he began to reisn, 2 Chron. 21.5, 20. 
 THIRTY three. 
 
 Gen. 46. 15. all the soulsof sons and daughters, /. /. 
 Lev. 12. 4. in blood of purifying /. three days 
 2 Sam. 5. 5. David reigned in Jerusal. /. and three 
 years, 1 Kings 2. 11. 1 Chrozi. 3. 4. | 29.27. 
 THIRTY>«r. 
 
 Gen. 11.16. Eber lived t.four years and begat Peleg 
 THlRrY/u/. 
 
 Gen. 11. 12. Arphaxad lived Jive and /. years 
 
 1 kings 22. 42. .lehoshaphat vyas /. Jive years old 
 
 when he began to reign, 2 Chron. 20. .31. 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 15. made two pillars/. Are cubits high 
 
 THIRTV.>jr. 
 
 Josh.l. 5. the men of Ai smote /. six men of Israel 
 1 HIRTY .cere«. 
 
 <2 Sam. 23. 39. Uriah the Ilittite /. .seven in all 
 2 Kings 13.10. in the /. and .(c: cn///year of Joa.sh 
 THIRTY cig/-/. [years 
 
 Deut. 2. 14. till come over brook Zered /. eight 
 
 1 Kings\f). 29. in the/.and eighth year of Asa 
 
 2 Kings 15 . 8. in the /. and eighth year of .Azariah 
 John 5. 5. which had an infirmity /. eight years 
 
 THIRTY nine. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 12. Asa in the /. and n. year diseased 
 See 1 HoiSA.NU. 
 
 THIS. 
 
 Gen. 5. 29 . /. same shall comfort us concern, work 
 15.4. saying, /. shall not be thine heir, but he shall 
 
 18.32. and I will speak \et but /.once 
 
 19 . 9 . they said,/. one fellow came in to sojourn 
 29. 27 . we will give thee /. also for the service 
 
THl 
 
 THI 
 
 THI 
 
 Gen. 34. 15. but in t. will we consent unto you 
 
 37. .32. sent the coat, and said, t. have we found 
 
 38. 28. bound a thread, sa>’in<r, t. came out first 
 44. 5. is not t. it in which my Lx)rd drinkelh ' 
 
 29. it ye take t. from me, and mischief befall him 
 £,iod. 3. 12. t. shall be a token that I sent thee 
 
 7. 17 . in t. thou shall know that I am the Lord 
 
 2.3. neither did he set his heart to t. also 
 
 30. 13. (. they shall give, each half a shekel 
 2\'um. 18. 9 . t. shall be thine of the most holy things 
 from the fire, Dent. 18. 3. 
 •24. 23. alas, who shall live when God doth t.f 
 Vent. 32. 29. O that they were wise and underst. t. 
 
 34. is notr. laid up in store with me and sealed 
 Judi/. 7 . 4. t. shall go with thee, /.shall not go 
 
 10. 18. come up t. once, for he hath shewed all 
 
 1 iiam. 16 . 8. neither hath the Lord chosen t. 9. 
 
 2t). 3. and he saith, let not .lonathan know t. 
 
 25. 31. that t. be no grief unto thee 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 19 . t. was a small thing in thy sight 
 
 19. 21. shall not Shimei be put to death for t. ? 
 
 23. 17- is not /. the blood of the men that went 
 
 1 Kinas3. 9 . to judge t. thy 30 great a people 
 
 11. 27 . and t. was the cause that he lift his hand 
 
 39 . 1 will for t. afflict the seed of David, but not 
 
 17 . 24. by t. 1 know that thou art a man of God 
 
 2 Kings‘X. 43. should I set t. before an hundred men 
 
 14. 10. glory of t. and tarry at home 
 
 24. 3. at commandment of Lord came/, on Judah 
 2 Chr. 1. 11. because t. was in thine heart, not asked 
 
 25. 9. the Lord is able to give thee more than t. 
 Ena 5. 17 . let him send his pleasure concerning t. 
 ■6. 11. let his house be made a dunghill for t. 
 
 7 . 27 . put such a thing as t. in the king’s heart 
 
 8. 2.3. so we fasted, and besought our God for (. 
 
 9. 13. and hast given us such deliverance as t. 
 
 15. we cannot stand before thee because of/. 
 
 Nek. 1.3. 14. remember me concerning t. 22. 
 
 Estk. 4.14. art come to kingd. for such a time as t. 
 Job 5. 27 . lo, t. we have searched it, so it is 
 
 12. 9 . the hand of the T.ord hath wrought t. 
 
 17 . 8. upright men shall be astonied at e. 
 
 20. 2. for t. 1 make haste H 4. knowest thou not t. 
 
 21. 2. hear and let t. be your consolation 
 
 3.3. 12. in t. thou art not just, 1 will answer 
 
 .35. 2. thinkest thou t. to be right, that thou saidst 
 J'sal. 11. 6. /. shall be the portion of their cup 
 27 . 3. though war rise, in /. will I be confident 
 32. 6. for t. shall every one that is godly pray 
 
 35. 22. /. thou hast seen, keep not silence 
 41. 11. by t. I know that thou favourest me 
 44. 21. shall not God search /. out i he knowefh 
 
 48. 14. for t. God is our God for ever and ever 
 
 49. 13. t. their way is their folly, yet their 
 .^). 22. now consider t. ye that forget God 
 
 50. 9. shall turn back, t. I know, for God is for me 
 62. 11. twice have 1 heard t. that power belongs 
 69. 31. t. also shall please the Lord better than ox 
 
 .32. the humble shall see t. and be glad, your heart 
 73 . 16. when I thought to know /. it was painful 
 78. 21. the Lord heard f. and was wroth, 59. 
 
 81. 4. for (. was a statute for Israel and a law 
 
 5. t. he ordained in .loseph for a testimony 
 92. 6. neither doth a fool understand t. 
 
 109. 20. let t. be the reward of mine adversaries 
 119 . 56. t. 1 had, because 1 kept thy precepts 
 149. 9 . t. honour have all his saints, praise Lord 
 Eccl. 4. 4. for /. a man is envied of his neighbour 
 
 6. 5. t. hath more rest than the other 
 
 7 . 10. thou dost not inquire ■wdsely concerning t. 
 
 18. it is good that thou shouldest take hold of t. 
 
 yea also from t. witlidraw not thine hand 
 
 27 . t. have I found H 29. lo, t. only have I found 
 
 11. 6. whether shall prosper, either t. or that 
 Jsa. 1. 12. who hath required t. at your hand ? 
 
 6. 7 . and he said, lo, /. hath touched thy lips 
 9. 7 . the zeal of the I.ord of hosts will pertorm t. 
 
 22. 14. surely t. iniquity shall not be purged 
 27 . 9. by t. shall the iniquity of Jacob be purged 
 •28. 29. t. also cometh forth from the Lord 
 
 29 . 11. saying, read (. 1 pray thee, 12. 
 
 30. 7 . therefore have I cried concerning t. 
 
 4.3. 9. who among tliem can declare t.'! 45. 21. 
 
 46. 8. remember t. ll 48. 20. declare ye, tell t. 
 
 47 . 8. therefore hear now i. 48. 1, 16. | 51. 21. 
 
 50. 11. t. shall ye have of mine hand, ye shall 
 56. 2. blessed is the man that doeth t. 
 
 58. 5. wilt thou call t. a fast, an acceptable day ^ 
 
 6. is not t. the fast that I have chosen ' 
 
 66. 14. when ye see t. your hearts shall rejoice 
 hr. 2. 12. be astonished, O ye heavens, at t. 
 
 17 . hast thou not piocured t. unto thyself? 
 
 4. 8. for i. gird you with sackcloth, lament 
 
 28. for t. shall the earth mourn, and heavens 
 
 5. 7 . how shall 1 pardon thee for t.f 
 
 9 . be avenged on such a nation as t. 29. 1 9. 9. 
 
 9 . 24. but let him that glorieth, glory in t. 
 
 J6.21. I will t. once cause them to know my hand 
 
 22. 16 . was not t. to know me, sai-th the Txml ? 
 
 21. t. hath been thy manner from thy youth 
 
 2.3. 26. how long shall t. be in tlie heart of prophets 
 
 31. .3.3. t. shall be the covenant that I will make 
 .32.8. I knew that t. was the word of the Lord 
 
 Lam. 3. 21. t. I recall to mind, therefore I hope 
 5. 17 . for t. our heart is faint, our eyes are dim 
 iCzek. 8. 15. he said, bast thou seen t. ? 17. I 47. 6. 
 
 16. 49. /. was ttie iniquity of thy sister .Sodom 
 
 20. 27 . in /. your fathers have blasphemed me 
 
 21. 26. saith the Lord, t. shall not be the same 
 
 23. 11. and when her sister Aholibah saw t. 
 
 24. 24. t. cometh, ye shall know, 33. .3.3. 
 
 36. . 37 . I will yet for t. be inquired of by Israel 
 44. 2. t. gate shall be shut, no man shall enter 
 
 Dan. 6.5. shall not find occasion against/.Daniel,28. 
 Has. 7 . 16. t. shall be their derision in F.gypt 
 Amos 4. 5. t. liketh you, () children of Israel 
 
 7 . 3. the I.ord repented for t. it shall not be, 6. 
 
 8. 8. shall not the land tremble for t. f 
 
 9. 12. saith the Lord that doth t. 
 
 Joriah 4. 2. was not t. nvy saying in my country ? 
 Zeph. 2. 10. t. shall they I lave for their pride 
 ZecA. 6.15. /.shall come to pass if ye will obey Lord 
 
 ZecA. 14.12. /. shall be the plague wherewith, 15. 
 
 19. t. shall be the punishment of Lgypt 
 Mai. 1. 9. f. hath been by your means 
 
 1.3. should 1 accept t. ot your hands r saith Lord 
 
 2.12. the L. will cutoff the man that doth f. 
 
 Mat. 12 . 7 . but if ye had known what t. meaneth 
 
 13. 55. is not t. the carpenter’s son ? Mark 6. .3. 
 
 Enke 4. 22. John 6. 42. 
 
 16.22. saying. Lord, t. shall not be unto thee 
 24. 43. know t. that if the good man of the house 
 had known in what watch, Luke 12. 39. 
 
 26. 13. shall also t. that t. woman hath done 
 
 27 . 54. saying, truly t. was the Son of Go(i 
 
 28. 14. and if t. come to the governor’s ears 
 Mark 12. 31. and the second is like, namely, t. 
 Luke 1.18. whereby shall 1 know t. for 1 am old 
 
 .34. how shall t. be, seeing I know not a man ? 
 
 66. saying, what manner of child shall t. be ? 
 
 3.20. added yet /. above all, that he shut up John 
 
 6. .3. have ye not read so much as t. what David 
 
 10.11. be sure of/. 1| 20. in /. rejoice not 
 
 15.24. /. my son was dead anil is alive again 
 22 . 17 - take /. and divide it among yourselves 
 
 37 . that /. must yet be accomplished in me 
 
 23. 47 . certainly /. was a righteous man 
 JoAn 1.15. saying, t. was he of whom 1 spake 
 
 2. 22. his disciples remembered he had said /. 
 4 . 27 . on /. came his disci|)les, and marvelled 
 
 29. is not /. the Christ ? 1| 5. 28. marvel not at /. 
 
 6.6. /.he said to prove him, for he himself knew 
 
 7 . 25. is not /. he whom they seek to kill ? 
 
 8.40. /. did not Abraham 11 11. 26. believest thou /. 
 11.51. /. spake he not of himself, but piophesied 
 
 12. 6. /. he said, not that he cared for the poor 
 
 13. 28. for what intent he spake /. unto him 
 
 . 35 . by t. shall all men know ye are my disciples 
 
 15. 13. greater love hath no man than /. 
 
 16 . 30. by/, we believe that thou earnest from God 
 Acts 1.11./. Jesus sliall so come in like manner 
 
 2 12. what meaneth /. ? H .31. he seeing /. before 
 .32. /. Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we all 
 33, he hath shed forth /. which ye now see 
 37 . when they heard /. they were pricked 
 .3.12. ye men of Israel, why marvel ye at /. 
 
 5.24. they doubted whereunto /. would grow 
 6.14. that/. Jesus of Nazareth shall destroy /. place 
 
 7 . .35. /. Moses whom they refused, did God send 
 
 40. as for /. Moses, we wot not what is become 
 
 8. 22. repent therefore ot /. thy wickedness 
 
 32. the place of scripture which he reail was /. 
 
 9 . 21. is not /. he that destroyed them which 
 
 13. 48. when the Gentiles heard /. they wei e glad 
 15.15. to /. agree the words of the projihets 
 
 16. 18. /. did she many days, but Paul turned 
 
 19 . 5 . when they heard /. they were tiaptized 
 
 24. 14. but/. 1 confess to thee, that after the way 
 Rom. 2. .3. thinkest thou /. O man, that judeest 
 
 6. 6. knowing /. that our old man is crucified 
 9 .10. not only /. but when Rebecca conceived 
 15. 28. when therefore I have performed /. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.12. t. 1 say, every one saith. 1 am of Paul 
 
 9. 3. my answer to them that examine me is /. 
 
 11. 17 . m /. that I declare to you, 1 praise not 
 
 22. sliall I praise you in t.f I praise you not 
 
 15. 34. have not knowledge, I speak /. to shame 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. in /. we groan earnestly, desiring 
 
 7 . .3. 1 speak not /. to condemn you, for I said 
 
 8.5. /. they riid, not as we hoped, but first gave 
 
 10. 7- let him of himself think /. again, 11. 
 
 13.9. and /. also we wish, even your perfection 
 Gal. 3. 2. /. would I learn of you, received ye 
 
 5. 14. the law is fulfilled in one woid, even in /. 
 EpA. 4. 17 . /. I say therefore, and testify in the Lord 
 
 5. 5. for /. ye know, that no whoremonger 
 PAil. 1. 9. /. I pray, that your love may abound 
 19. I know that /. shall turn to my salvation 
 2 Thess. 3.10. when with you, /. wecommanded you 
 1 Tim.\. 9- knowing/. Jaw. 1. 3. 2 Pr/.1.20. I 3.3. 
 4. 16 . in doing /. thou shall both save thyself and 
 Heh.'i. 21. but /. with an oath 1| 27 . /. did he once 
 1 John 3. U). in /. the children of God are manifest 
 
 4. 9. in /. was manifested the love of God 
 
 5.2. by /. we know that we love children of God 
 Jude 5. put you in remembrance, tho’ ye once kn. /. 
 Rev. 2.6. /. thou hast, that thou hatest the deeds 
 See All, After, Book, Cause, Cii ilu. City, 
 
 Day, Doctrine, Do, Done., Evil, House, 
 Land, Law, Life, Man, Month, Peoele, 
 Thing, Word, World. 
 
 Is THLS. 
 
 Gen. 3.13. Lord said to the woman, what is t. that 
 thou hast done ? 12. 18. 1 26. 10. | 29. 25. 
 24.65. what man is t. that walketh in the field ? 
 
 42. 28. what ist. that God hath done unto us ? 
 
 4.3. 29. is t. your younger broiher, of whom 
 44. 15. what deed is t. that ye have done ? 
 
 Erod. 1.3. 14. saying, what is t. ? Judg. 18. 24. 
 
 17 . 3. wherefore ist. that thou hast biought us 
 Jo.sA. 22.16. what trespass is t. ye committed ? 
 Judg. 15.11. what is t. thou hast done ? 2 Sam. 12.21. 
 
 20.12. what wickedness ist. done among you ? 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 11. what is t. come to the son ot Kish ? 
 24. 16. Saul said, is t. thy voice, my son David ? 
 
 2 Sam. 7 .19. is t. the manner of man, O Lord God ? 
 
 16 . 17 . ».t/. thy kindness to thy friend ? 
 
 2 Kings 18.19. what confidence ist. wherein 
 Ezra io. 1.3. nor is t. a work of one day or two . 
 Job .38. 2. who is t. that darkeneth counsel ' 
 
 Cant. .3. 6. who is t. cometh out of the wilderness ? 
 
 8.5. 'vho ist. that cometh up from the wilderness? 
 Isa. 2 . 3 . 7 . is t. your joyous city, whose antiquity 
 
 63.1. whoi.f/. that cometh from Edom, with 
 Jer. .30. 21. for who is t. that engaged his heart ? 
 
 46. 7 . who is t. that cometh u|) as a flood ? 
 
 Ezek. 16.20. is t. of thy whoredoms a small matter 
 ZecA. .3.2. is not /. a brand plucked out of the fire ? 
 
 5.5. and see what ist. that goeth forth 
 
 Mat. 8. 27 . saying, what manner of man is t. that 
 the winds obey him ? MarkA.A\. EukeS.25. 
 
 12.2.3. people said, i.rnot/. the son of David t 
 
 21.10. w’ho ist. f 11 Mark 1.27. what thing is t ? 
 Luke 1.43. whence is t. to me, that mother of my L. 
 
 Luke 4. 36. w'hat a -word ir /. with auth, he comman. 
 
 5. 21. who is i. which speaketh blasphemies ? 
 
 7 . 49 . who is t. that forgiveth sins also ? 
 
 9 . 9 . but who ist. of whom 1 hearsuch things? 
 
 20 . 17 . he said, what u /. then that it is written 
 JoAn 7 . 36. what manner of saying is t. he said 
 9. 19 . i.v /. your son, w ho ye say was born blind ? 
 16. 17 . what is t. that he saith unto us r 18. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 12. for our rejoicing is t. the testimony 
 EpA. 3.8. to me is t. grace given, to preach to Gent. 
 Jam. 1 . 27 . pure religion and undenled ist. 
 
 THIS is. 
 
 Gen. 2. 2.3. Adam said, /. is now hone of my bones 
 20. 13. /. I.v thy kindness which thou shalt shew me 
 28. 17 . Jacob said, /. i.v none other but the house 
 of God, and /. iv the gate of heaven 
 .32.2. when Jacob saw them, he said, /. is God’s host 
 
 41. .38. Pharaoh said, can we find such a one as /. is 
 
 48. 18. not so, father, for /. is the first born 
 E.rud.3.\b.t. IS my name for ever, and my memorial 
 
 8. 19. the magicians said, /. is the linger of God 
 
 16.2.3. /. is that which the Lord hath said 
 
 1. cv. 10. .3. /. ts that the I.ord spake, saying 
 Nnm. 8. 24. /. iV it that belongeth to the Levites 
 
 18. 11. and /. ts thine, the heave off'ei ing of gift 
 Deut. 13. 11. do no more such wickedness as /. is 
 15. 2. and /. is the manner of the release 
 1 Ham. 16. 12. arise, anoint him, for /. he 
 
 1 Kings 11. 11. forasmuch as /. iv done of thee 
 
 1.3. .3. /. I.v the sign whicli the Lord hath spoken 
 
 2 Kings 3. 18. /. i.v but a light thing in sight of L. 
 
 6. 19 . /. is not the way, neither is this the city 
 
 8. 5. O king, /. is the woman, and /. i.v her son 
 9 . 37 . so that they shall not say, /. is Jezebel 
 
 2 CAron. 28. 22. /. is that king Ahaz 
 Neh. 2. 2. /. 1 / nothing but sorrow of heart 
 
 9. 18. /. if thy God that brought thee out of Egypt 
 Job 8. 19 . behold, /. is the joy of his way 
 
 10. 1.3. I know that/, is with thee 
 
 18. 21./. is the place of him that knoweth not God 
 
 20. 29 . /. if the portion of a wicked man, 27.13. 
 Psal. 24.6. /. if the generation of them that seek him 
 68. 16. /. if the hill God desireth to dwell in 
 
 77 . 10. /. if my infirmity, but 1 will remember 
 109 . 27 . that they may know that/, if thy hand 
 118. 2.3. /. if the Lord’s doing, Mat.2\. 42. 
 119.50. /. if my comfort in mine affliction 
 
 I. 32. 14. /. if my rest for ever, here will 1 d'W'ell 
 Eccl. 1.10. whereof it may be said, see, /. if new 
 
 5. 19. lo rejoice in labour, /. if the gift of God 
 
 12. 1 . 3 . for/. if the whole duty of man 
 
 Cant. 5. 16. /. if my beloved, and /. if m,v friend 
 Isa. 12. 5. sing to Lord, /. is known in all the earth 
 
 2.5. 9. lo, /. if our (iod, we have waited for him 
 
 27 . 9 . /. if all the fruit, to take away his sin 
 
 28. 12. /. if the rest, and /. is the reneshing 
 .30. 21. saying, /. if the way, walk ye in it 
 54. 9. for /. if as the waters of Noah unto me 
 
 17 . /. if the heritage of the servants of the Lord 
 59 . 21 . as forme, /. is my covenant with them 
 Jer. 4. 18. /. if thy wickeoness, it is bitter 
 
 7 . 28. /. if a nation that oheyeth not the Lord 
 
 10. 19. /. if a grief H 1.3. 25. /. is thy lot 
 
 23. 6. /. if the name whereby be shall be called, 
 I'he Lord our Kighteousness, 33. 16. 
 
 30. 17 . /. if Zion, wdiom no man seeketh after 
 Ezek. 5. 5. /. if Jerusalem, I set it in the midstof 
 
 19 . 14. /. if a lamentation, and shall be for a lam. 
 .31. 18. /. if Pharaoh and all his multitude 
 
 Dan. 5. 25. /. if the writing that was written 
 3Jic. 2. 10. arise, depart, for /. is not your rest 
 ZepA. 2. 15. /. if the rejoicing city that dwelt 
 ZecA. 5. .3. /. if the curse that goeth forth 
 
 6. he said, /. is an ephali |1 8. /. if wickedness 
 Mat. 3. 3. for /. is he that was spoken of by Esaias 
 17 ./. if my beloved .Son, .5. Mark 9.7.Luke 9.35. 
 
 7 . 12. tor /. if the law and the prophets 
 
 II. 10. /. if he of whom it is written, Luke 7. 27. 
 
 14. /. if Elias which was for to come 
 
 13. 19. /. if he had received seed by the way 
 
 19 . 26 . Jesus said, with men /. is impossible 
 
 21. .38. /. if the heir, Mark 12. 7. Luke 20. 14. 
 
 22. .38. /. if the first commandment, Mark 12. 30. 
 26.26. Jesus said, take, eat, /. if my body 
 
 28. /. if my blood, 31 ark 14. 22, 24. Luke 22. 19, 
 
 20. 1 Cor. 11. 24, 25. 
 3Iark 14. 69. /• if one of them, and he denied again 
 Luke~. . 39 . have known what mannerofwoman /. if 
 
 22. 53. /. if youi' hour and the power of darkness 
 JoAn 1. 19 . and /. if the l ecord of John 
 .3t). /. if lie of wdiom 1 said, after me cometh a man 
 .34. 1 bare record that /. is the Son of God 
 .3. 19. /. if the condemnation, that light is come 
 4. 42. that /. if indeed the Christ, 7. 26. 41. 
 
 6. 29 . /. if the work of God, that ye believe 
 . 39 . /. if the Father's will which sent me, 40. 
 
 .50. /. if the bread which cometh from heaven 
 .58. /. if that bread which came down from heaven 
 60. /. if an hard saying, who can hear it ? 
 
 9. 9 . some said, /. if he H 20. we know /. is our son 
 
 15.12. /. if my commandment, that ve love 
 
 17 . 3 . /. if life eternal, that they might know 
 Acts 2. 16. /. if that which was s()oken by Joel 
 
 7 . . 37 . /. if that .Moses w hich said unto Israel 
 .3il. /. if he that was in the church in wilderness 
 
 9.22. Saul increased, proving that/. if very Christ 
 Rom. 11. 27 . /. if my covenant, lleb. 8.10. | 10. 16. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 20. /. if not to eat the Lord’s supper 
 EpA. 6. 1. obey your parents, for /. is right 
 PAil. 1. 22. if I live,/, if the fruit of my labour 
 Col. 3. 20. for /. iv well pleasing to the Lord 
 1 TAess. 4. 3. for /. iv the will of God, 5. 18. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.15./. if a faithful saying, .3. 1. I 4.9. Ti/.3.8. 
 
 2. .3. for /. if acce()tahle in the sight of (iod 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 19 . /. if thank-worthy, if a man endure 
 
 20. take patiently, /. iv acceptable with God 
 1 JoAn 1.5. /.if the message we have, 3. 11. 
 
 2. 25. and /. is the promise, even eternal life 
 
 3.23. /. if his commandment, that we should believe 
 
 4. .3. and /. if that S|)irit of antichrist 
 
 5. 3. /. if the love of God, that we keep his com, 
 4. and /. if the victory, even our faith 
 
THO 
 
 THO 
 
 THO 
 
 1 John 5. 6. t. is lie that came by water and blood 
 y. /. is the witness of (iotl which he testified 
 Jl. t. is the record, that God hath "iyen life 
 
 14. (. is the confidence that we have in him 
 
 20. t. is the true (iod, and eternal life 
 
 2 John 6. t. is love that we walk after his command. 
 7. t. IS a deceiver and an anticlirist 
 
 2iev. 20.5. years were finished, t. is the first resurr. 
 14. into lake of fire, t. is the second death 
 llllSfLl’,. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 9. the t. that was in T.ebanon, a wild 
 beast trod down the t. 2 Clmm. 2.5. 18. 
 JIos. 10.8. thorn anti t. shall come uy on their altars 
 TIllSI LlvS. 
 
 Gen. .3. 18. thorns and t. shall it brin? forth 
 Joh .31. 40. let t. grow instead of wheat 
 JUat. 7. 16. do men gather figs of t.? 
 
 THlllILK. 
 
 Gen. 19. 20. tliis city is near, oh let me escape t. 
 
 22. haste thee, escatie t. till thou be come t. 
 
 24. 6. that thou bring not my son (. again, 8. 
 
 Kiod. 2t5. .33. that thou mayest bring in t. the ark 
 Kum. .35. 6. that the slayer may fieeV. 11. 15. Dent. 
 
 4. 42. I ly. 3, 4. Josh. 20. 3, 9. 
 Dent. 1. 37. saying, thou slialt not go in t. .38, 39. 
 
 12. 5. unto his liahitation, t. thou shall come 
 
 6. t. ye shall bring your burnt-offerines, 11. 
 
 Judg. 8. 27 . Israel went t. a whoring alter it 
 
 9. 51. and t. fled all the men and women 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 14. so they did to Israelites that came t. 
 
 5. 8. and they earned the ark of God about t. 
 
 10. 22. they inquired if the man should come t. 
 
 1 Kings 6. f. make ready before it was brought t. 
 
 2 Kings Q..^. waters were divided hither and t. 14. 
 4.8. I'.lislia turned in t. to eat breatl, 11. 
 
 5. + 25. she said, thy servant went not hither and t. 
 
 6. 9. for t. the Syrians are come down 
 
 17 . 27 . saying, carry t. one of the priests whom 
 JS'eh. 4. 20. resort ye t. to us, Goii shall fight for us 
 
 13. 9 . t. brought I again the vessels of the house 
 Joh 6. 20. they came t. and were ashamed 
 
 Jsa. 33. 10. the rain returnetli not t. again 
 Jer. 22. 11. he shall not return t. any more 
 
 27 . but to the land, t. shall they not return 
 Kzeh. 1. 20. they went, t. was their spirit to go 
 
 11. 18. Israel shall come t. ami shall take away 
 47 . 9. because these waters shall come t. 
 
 Joel 3.11. t. cause thy' mighty ones to come down 
 Mat. 2. 22. he was afraid to go t. but being warned 
 Luke 17 . 37 . t. will the eagles be gathered together 
 John'i- 34. where I am, t. ye cannot come, 36. 
 n. 8. to stone thee, and goest thou t. again ' 
 
 18. 2. .lesus oft-times resorted t. with his disciples 
 
 3. .ludas cometh r. with lanterns and torches 
 
 Jlcts 8. .30. Philip ran t. to him, and heard him 
 
 16. 13. spake to the women which resorted t. 
 
 THITHERWARD. 
 
 Judg. 18. 15. turned t. and came to Micah’s house 
 Jer. 50. 5. ask the way to Zion, with their faces t. 
 TI10ISG.S. 
 
 Acts 22. 25. as they bound him with i. Paul said 
 THORN 
 
 Is a prickly shruh well known. It was with thorns 
 that Gideon chastised the men of Snccoth, rcho 
 refused to relieve his army, witen they were pur¬ 
 suing Zeha and Zalmunna, two kings of Midian, 
 Judg. 8. 7, 16 . h ither he chastised or heat their 
 naked bodies with thorny rods till they died; or 
 he laid them down upon thorns, on the ground, 
 and hrought the cart-wheel upon them, which 
 did both tear their flesh, and bruise them to 
 death. Thorns are put for great difficulties and 
 impediments. Job 5. 5. Whose harvest the hun¬ 
 gry eateth up, and taketh it even out of the 
 thorns. And in IIos. 2. 6. 1 will hedge up 
 thy way with thorns; I will bring thee into 
 straits and difficulties. It is likewise put for the 
 heat of a fire kindled by thorns. Psal. 58. 9. 
 Before your pots can feel the thorns. St. Paul 
 says, 2 Cor. 12. 7- that lest he should have been 
 exalted above measure, through the abundance of 
 the revelations which he had, there was given to 
 him a thorn in the flesh, that ts, some racking 
 pain in hts body; or terrors of conscience, or 
 some diabolical violent temptation. 
 
 The Lord told the Israelites, that such of the in¬ 
 habitants of Canaan, as thei should let remain 
 in the land, would be pricks in their eyes and 
 thorns in their sides; that is, they would be very 
 hurtful and pernicious to them, Num. 33. 55. 
 The wicked are compared to thorns, not only be¬ 
 cause of their barrenness, and unprofitableness in 
 any thing that is good, INIat. 7. I 6 , 19. Do men 
 gather grapes of thorns ? But also because of 
 their pernicious hurtful disposition towards the 
 church and people of God, Josh. 2.3. 13. T.zek. 
 
 28. 24. To sow among thorns, is to preach the 
 word to worldly and carnal hearts, iNlat. 13. 7, 
 22. Many are deluded, and betrayed to a neglect 
 of their souls, through an excessive care about 
 getting, keeping, and managing their estates: so 
 that prosperity is their snare. The soldiers, to 
 insult our Saviour, and to despise his royalty, 
 
 latted a crown of thorns, and put it upon his 
 ead. Mat. 27. 29. T horns were the fruit of the 
 curse for man's sin. Gen. 8. 18. Christ bears 
 our curse, and takes it away from us. 
 
 2 Chron. 25.118. t. in Lebanon, sent to the cedar 
 Job 41.2. canst thou bore his jaw through with a t. ? 
 Prov. 26 . 9. as a t. goeth into ihe hand of a drunkard 
 Isa. 55. 13. instead of the t. shall come the hr-tree 
 Lzek. 28. 24. there shall be no more any grieving t. 
 Uos. 10. 8. the t. shall come ui) on their altars 
 Mic. 7 . 4. the most upright is sharper than a t. hedge 
 2 Cor. 12. 7- there was given to me a t. in the flesh 
 THORNS. 
 
 Gen. .3. 18. t. and thistles shall it bring forth to thee 
 Lzod. 22. 6. if fire break out and catch in t. 
 
 Num. 33.55. they shall b,. e. in your sides. Judg. ^.3. 
 Josh. 2.3. 1.3. but they shall be i. in your eyes 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 6. the sons of Helial shall be as t. 
 
 2 Chron. 33.11. which took Manasseh among the t. 
 
 510 
 
 Pf. .58. 9. before your pots can feel the t. take them 
 118. 12. they are quenched as the lire of /. 
 
 Prov. 15. ly. way of slothful man is an hedge of t. 
 22. 5. t. and snares are in the way of the troward 
 
 24. .31. and lo it was all grown over w ith t. 
 
 Keel. 7 . 6. as the crackling of t. under a pot 
 Cant. 2. 2. as the lily among r. so is my love 
 Isa. 7 . 19. they shall rest upon all t. and bushes 
 .33. 12. as t. cut up shall they be burnt in tire 
 34. 13. and /. shall come up in her palaces 
 Jer. 4.3. break your ground, and sow not among/. 
 
 12. 13. they have sown wdieat, but shall reap t. 
 IIos. 2. 6. behold, 1 will hedge up thy way with t. 
 
 9. 6. t. shall be in their tabernacles 
 Nall. 1.10. while they be folden together as/. 
 jUfl/.7. 16 . do men gather grapes of t.l Luke6. 44. 
 
 13. 7 . fell among t. 22. Mark 4. 7, 18. Luke 8. 7, 14. 
 27 . 29. when they had platted a crown of/, they 
 
 put it on Ills head, iiark 15. 17. John 19. 2. 
 .^ee Hriehs. 
 
 TTIOROW, .'iee 1 HROUGH. 
 
 I Ho.SI’,. 
 
 Gen. 33. 5. T.sau said, who are /. with thee;* 
 
 1 Kings 2. 7. let them be of /. that eat at thy table 
 9 . 21. upon /. did .Solomon levy a Uibute 
 Ezra 1.8. /. <iid Cyrus king of Persia bring forth 
 P.sth. 9 .5. did w hat they w’ould to /. that hated them 
 Job 5. 11. to set up on high /. that be low 
 21. 22. seeing hejudgeth t. that are high 
 
 24. 1.3. they are of /. that rebel against the light 
 ■ 19 . so doth the grave /. which have sinned 
 27 .15. /. that remain of him shall be buried in death 
 Psal. . 37 . 9. /. that wait on the Lord shall inherit 
 
 50.5. /. that have made a covenant with me 
 
 92.13. /. planted in house of Lord shall flourish 
 iiy. 79 . let /. that fear thee turn to me, and /. that 
 
 have known thy testimonies 
 1.32. as thou usedst to flo to /.that love thy name 
 1.39. 21. am not I grieved with /.that rise up 
 Prov. 8 . 17 . t. that seek me early shall lind me 
 Eccl. 1. 11. w ith t. that shall come after 
 Isa. .35. 8. an high-w'ay, but it shall be for /. 
 
 64.5. /. that remember thee in thy ways, in those 
 
 is continuance, we shall be saved 
 Jer. 27 . 11 . /.will 1 let remain in their land 
 Dan. 4. 37 . /. that walk in pride he is able to abase 
 Zeph. 1. 6. and /. that have not sought the Lord 
 Mat. 16.23. thou savourest /. things that be of men 
 Luke 7 . 28. among /. that are born of w'oman 
 
 19. 27 . but t. mine enemies bring hither and slay 
 John 8. 10. woman, where are t. thine accusers? 
 
 17 . 11. keep thro’thy name /. thou hast given me 
 
 12. /. that thou gavest me 1 have kept, none lost 
 
 Acts .3. 24. from Samuel and /. that follow after 
 1 Cor. 14. 23. there come in /. that are unlearned 
 Phil. .3. 7 . what things gain, /. 1 counted loss for Ch. 
 
 1 rim.\. It), .''aviour, especially of/. that believe 
 Ileb. 5. 14. belongeth to /. w ho by reason of use 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. an ensample to /. that live ungodly 
 
 18. they allure t. that were clean escaped 
 
 See D.\ Ys. Things. 
 
 TTIOU. [me 
 
 Gen. 3. 12. the woman whom /. gavest to be with 
 20.7- if not restore, know thou, that /. shalt surely 
 die, /. and all that are thine, 1 Sam. 22. 16. 
 24. 60. /. art our sister, be /. mother of thousands 
 26. 29. t. art now the l-lessed of the Lord 
 41. 39 . there is none so discreet and wise as /. ait 
 40. only in the throne will I be greater than/. 
 
 45.10. t. shalt be near to me, /. and thy childr. 
 
 49 . 8. /. art he whom thy brethren shall praise 
 Exod. 19. 24. t. shalt come up, t. and Aar. with thee 
 Num. 16 . 11. /. and all the company are gathered 
 
 16. be /. and they, and Aaron betore the Lord 
 Dent. 5. 14. that tliy servant may rest as well as /. 
 
 7 . 1 . hath cast out nations mightier than /. 20. 1. 
 
 13. 6. /. hast not know n, /. nor thy fathers, 28.64. 
 .30. 19 . tiiat both /. and thy seed may live 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 28. to a neighbour that is better than /. 
 
 24. 17 . he said,/, art more righteous than I 
 
 25. .33. blessed be /. that kejit me from coming 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7 . Nathan said to David, /. art the man 
 15.2. then Absalom said, of what city art t.? 
 
 19. 29. 1 have said, /. and Ziba divide the land 
 
 1 Kings 8. 39. /. even /. knowest the hearts of all 
 
 18. 18. /. and thy father's house trouble Israel 
 
 20. 14. who shall order the battle / he said, /. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 25. that when 1 and /. rode after Ahab 
 
 14. lb. why meddle, that /. shouldest fall,e\;^en /. 
 
 and .ludah with thee / 2 Chron. Hb. 19. 
 
 19 . 15. /. art the God, even /. alone of all the 
 
 kingdoms, 19. Neh. 9. 6 . Isa. 37 . 20 . 
 Nell. 9 . 17 . but /. art a God ready to pardon 
 Esth. 4 . 14. but /. and thy father's house shall be 
 destroyed, who knoweth whether/, art come 
 Job .35. 5. the clouds which are higher than /. 
 
 Psal. 23. 4. I will fear no evil, for /. art with me 
 
 55.13. but it was /. a man, mine equal, my guide 
 71 . 6. /. art he that took me out my mother's bowels 
 76 . 7 . /. even /. art to be feared, and who may 
 
 stand in thy sight when once /. art angry ' 
 83.18. /. w hose name is .lehovah, art most hich 
 102. 27. but /. art the same, thy years have no end 
 109. 27 . they may know, that/. I.d. hast done it 
 
 118. 28. /. art my God, and 1 will praise thee 
 
 119 . 114. /. art my hiding-place and my shield 
 132. 8. arise into thy rest, /. and ark ot ihy strength 
 1.39. 8. if 1 ascend up into lieaven, /. art there 
 
 Cant. 1. 7- tell me, () /. whom my soul loveth 
 la. 41. 0 . r. art my servant, I have chosen thee 
 
 44. 17 . and saith, deliver me, for /. art my god 
 
 45. 15 . verily /. art a god that hidest thyself 
 
 51. 12. who art/. that/. shouldest be atraiilot man 
 63. 16. /. art our father, /. O Lord, art our father 
 65. 5. come not near to me, I am holier than /. 
 Jer. 17 . 4. /. shalt discontinue from thy heritage 
 20; 6. there /. shalt die, /. and all th\ Iriends 
 27 . 1.3. w hy will ye die, /.and thy people, by sword 
 Lam. 5. 19. /. G T. remainest for ever, thy throne 
 Ezek.~.1. O /. that riw ellest in the land, the ‘mie 
 16. 52. they are more righteous than /. 
 
 Dan. 4.22. it is /. O king, that art become strong 
 
 Dan. 5. 22. /. bis son, hast not humbled thine heart 
 Jonah 1. 8. wlfence comest /. of what people art /. ? 
 Mtc.l. 7 . O /. that art named the house of Jacob 
 
 4. 8. /.O tower of the flock, to thee shall it come 
 llab. 1. 12. art /. not from everlasting, O Lord? 
 Zech. 4.7-who art/. O great mountain,before Zerub 
 Mat. 6. 6. but /. wlien /. prayest. enter thy closet 
 
 17 . but /. when /. fastest, anoint thine liean 
 
 16. 16. /. art Christ, the Non of the living God, 
 Mark 8. 29. Luke 4. 41. John 11. 27 . 
 
 26. . 39 . nevertheless, not as 1 will, but as /. w ilt 
 69. saying /. also wast with Jesus, Mark 14. 67. 
 Luke 1. 28. hail /. that art highly favoured 
 
 7 . 19 . saying, art /. he that should come ' 20. 
 
 14. 8. lest a more honourable than /. be bidden 
 
 16. 5. he said, how much owest /. unto my lord ? 7 
 
 25. /. in thy I ire-time receivedst thy good things 
 
 but now he is cointorteil, and /. art tormentec 
 19 .42. if/, hadst known, even /. in this thy day 
 John 1. 19 . to ask him, who art/. 22.1 8.25. | 21.12 
 
 21. they asked, art /. Llias.' art/, that prophet? 
 42. /. art .Nimon, thou shalt be called Cephas 
 .3. Id. art /. a master of Israel, and knowest not 
 
 4. 9 . that /. being a .lew, askest di ink of me 
 7.52. they said to him, art/, alsoof Galilee ? 
 
 8. 5. but what sayest /. ? || 9. 28. /. art his disciple 
 9 37- /. hast seen him. and he talketh with thee 
 17 . 23 . 1 in them, and t. in me,that they may be perf. 
 
 18. 17 . art not /. one or this man's disciples .' 
 
 Acts 1.24. /. Loni, who knowest the hearts of all 
 
 8. 2.3. that /. art in the gall of bitterness and bond 
 
 11. 14. whereby' /.and thy house shall be saved 
 
 13. R). /. chilli of the <levil, /. enemy, wilt /. not 
 
 cease to pervert the right ways of the Ixird ? 
 .3.3. /. art my son, this day have I tiegotten thee 
 
 21.. 38. art not /.that Egy ptian which madest 
 22.27- tell me, art /. a Roman ? he said, vea 
 
 26. 29. I would, that not only/. but all that hear 
 Bom. 2. 21. /. therefore w hich teachest another 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. but be /. an example of the believers 
 6. 11. but /. O man of God, flee these things 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 8. be not /. ashamed of the testimony 
 2. 1. /. therefore, my son, be strong in gr ace 
 Philem. 12. /. therefore receive him that is mine 
 Heh. 1. 10. /. Ixrrd, hast laid foundation of earth 
 
 12. they shall be changed, but/, art the same 
 Jam. 4. 12. w ho art /. that judgest another .' 
 
 Bev. 4. 11. /. art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory 
 
 5. 9. /. art worthy to take the book, and to open 
 
 See A GONE. 
 
 THOL'GH. 
 
 Gen. 40.10 and the vine was as /. it budded 
 Lev. 5. 17 . / he wist it not, yet is he guilty 
 
 25. . 35 . thou shalt relieve him, /. he be a stranger 
 Ur?//. 29. 19 . /. 1 walk in the imagination of heart 
 Josh. 17 .18. for thou shalt drive out Canaanites, /. 
 
 tliey have iron chariots and /. they be strong 
 Judg. 13. 16 . /. thou detain me, I will not eat 
 
 15. 7 . /. ye have done this, yet will 1 be avenged 
 Buth 2. 1.3. /. not like one of thy handmaidens 
 
 1 Sam. 14. .39. /. it be in lonathan, he shall die 
 
 20. 20. 1 will shoot arrows, as /. 1 shot at a mark 
 
 21. 5. /. it were sanctified this day in the vessel 
 
 2 Sam. 3. .39. 1 am this /lay weak, /. anointed king 
 
 18. 12./. 1 should receive a thousan/l shekels 
 
 Neh. 1 . 9 . /. there w ere of you cast out to uttermost 
 Joh 1.3. 15. /. he slay me, yet will I trust in him 
 
 20. 12. /.wickedness be sweet in his mouth 
 
 27 . 8. what the hypocrite's hope, /. he hath gained 
 
 16. /. he heap up sih er as the dust, an/l prepare 
 
 Psal. .35. 14. as /. he had been my friend or brother 
 . 37 . 24 . /. he fall, he shall not utterly be cast down 
 138. 6. /. the Lord be high, yet hath he respect 
 Prov. 11. 21. /. hand join in hand, 16. 5. 
 
 28. 6. than he that is perverse, /. he be rich 
 
 29. 19. /. he understand, he viH not answer 
 
 Isa. 35.8. the way-faring men /. fools, shall not err 
 45. 4. sirnamed thee, /. thou hast not known me, 5. 
 lam. .3..‘52. /. he cause grief, he will have compassion 
 Ezek. 2. 6. /. briers and thorns be w ith thee, /. they 
 be a rebellious house,.3. 9.1 12. 3. 
 
 14. 14. /. these three men were in it, 16, 18, 20. 
 
 26. 21. /. thou be sought for, yet never be found 
 J>an. 5. 22. not humbled, /. thmi knewest all this 
 Mic. 5.2. /. thou be little among thousamls of .1 udah 
 Kah. 1. 12. /. they be quiet, and likewise many 
 llab. 1. 5. ye will not believe, /. it be told you 
 
 2. .3. /. it tarry, wait for it, it will surely come 
 Mat. 26. 33. t. I should die with thee, yet not deny 
 Luke 9 . 53 . face was as /. he would go to .lerusalein 
 18. 7 . avenge his elect, /. he bear long with them 
 24. 28. he luade as /. he would have gone further 
 John 8. 6. w rote on the ground, as /. he heard not 
 10.38. /. ye believe not me, believe the works 
 11.25. /. he were dead, yet shall he live 
 Acts .3. 12. as /. by our power we made him walk 
 1.3. 41. ye shall not believe,/. a man declare it 
 
 17 . 25. as /. he needed any thing, seeing he gives 
 
 27 . /. he be not far from every one of us 
 
 23. 15. as /. ye would inquire something, 20. 
 
 28. 4 . w hom /. he hath escaped the sea, yet veng. 
 Bom. 4. 17 . things which be not, as /. they were 
 
 7 .. 3 . she is no adulteress, /.she is marrie<i to another 
 
 1 Cor.1.‘19. that have wives, be as/, they had none 
 .30. as /.they wept not, as /. they rejoiced not 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 16 . but /. ouroutward man perish.yet 
 
 8. 9. /. he was rich, yet for us he became |x>or 
 10. .3. for /. we walk in the flesh, we do not war 
 12.11. in nothing am I behind. /. 1 be nothing 
 
 13. 7 . do what is honest, /. we be as reprobates 
 Gal. 1.8. /. we or an angel preach another gospe. 
 
 4. 1. heir dift'ereth nothing /. he be lord of all 
 Phil. 3. 4. /. 1 might also have confidence in flesh 
 12. not as /. 1 had ait.iined or were perfect 
 Co/. 2. 5. tor/. 1 be absent in the flesh, yet am I 
 20. why, as /. living, are ye subject to ordinances 
 Ileb. 5. 8. /.he were a son, yet learned obedience 
 
 6. 9 . are [lersuaded better things, /. we thus speak 
 12. 17 . /. he sought it carefully with tears 
 
 ./aw. 2. 14./.amansay he l;ath faith, and not works 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 12. as /. some strange thing haj)i>ened 
 
 2 i'e/.1.12.putyou in remembrance,/.ye know then' 
 
TH O 
 
 THO 
 
 THO 
 
 Jude 5. puti’ou in remembrance, t.y& once icnew th, 
 • 'J'HOUOD 1'. 
 
 Gen. 20 .11. T r. the fear of God is not in this place 
 
 38.15. .Iiulah .sa w iicr, he t. her to be an harlot 
 
 48.11. Israel said, 1 liad not t. to see thy face 
 50. 20. hut as for you, ye t. evil against me 
 
 Jixod. 32.14. l.ord repented of the evil he t. to do 
 J^um. 24.11. I e. to promote thee to great honour 
 .33.56. I shall ilo unto you, as I t. to do to them 
 I)eut. 19.10. shall yedo to him, as he t. to havedone 
 Jvdg. 15. 2. I verily t. that thou hadst hated her 
 20. 5. the men of Giheah t. to hav e slain me 
 
 1 Smn. 1. 13. therefore Eli t. she had been drunken 
 18.25. .‘'aul t. to tnake David fall by Ehiiistines 
 
 ZSam,. 4. 10. who t. 1 would have given him arew. 
 13.2. Amnon t. it hard to do any thing to her 
 
 21.16. Ishhi-benob t. to have slain David 
 
 2 Kings 5. 11. 1 /.he will surely come out to me 
 2 Chron. 11. 22. Itehoboam t. to make Abijah king 
 
 32. 1. Sennacherib t. to win them for himself 
 yeh. 6. 2. but they /. to do me mischief 
 listh. 3.6. he /. scorn to lay hands on INlordecai alone 
 
 6.6. Hainan /. in his heart, to whom would the king 
 PsaLAQ.9. we have t. of thy lovinir kindness 
 
 73.16. when 1 t. to know this, it was too painful 
 119.59. 1 /. on my ways, and turned my feet to test. 
 
 Prov. .30. 32. if thou hast t. evil, lay thine hand 
 Isa. 14. 24. as I have t. so shall it come to pass 
 J(?r. 18. 8. I will repent of the evil 1 t. to do 
 Jonah 1. +4. so that the ship was /. to be broken 
 Zech. 1. 6. like as the Lord of hosts /. to do to us 
 
 8. 14. as I t. to punish you I1 15. I /. to do well 
 Mal.?i. 16. a book for them that t. on his name 
 Mat. 1.20. but wliile he t. on these things 
 
 14. 72. and when he t. thereon he wept 
 InkeT. 7. nor t. T myself worthy to come to thee 
 12. 17. be t. within liimself, what shall I do 
 
 19.11. they t. the kinudom of God should appear 
 Jolm 11. 13. they /. he had spoken of taking rest 
 ActsS.QO. t. the gift of Gofi may be purchased 
 
 10.19. while Peter /. on the vision, .Spirit said 
 32. 9.wist not it was true, but /. he saw a vision 
 
 15. .38. Paul /. not good to take him with him 
 26.8. why shoidd it be t. a thing incredible ? 
 
 9. 1 /. 1 ought to do many thinas contrary to .Tesus 
 1 Cor. 1.3.11. when I was a child, I /. as a child 
 Phil.i. 6. t. it not robbery to be equal vvith God 
 Ileb. 10.29. much sorer punishment he be t. worthv' 
 TIIOUGHTEST. 
 
 Psal. 50. 21. thou t. 1 was such a one as thyself 
 THOUGHT, 
 
 Or thinking, is not always taken for the pure ope¬ 
 ration oj the mind while it thinks, withont pass¬ 
 ing a judgment, or taking any re.uihttion. The 
 thought often includes a formed deign of doing 
 something, as in Psal. 56. 5. Ail their thoughts 
 are against me for evil: Their purposes and re.w- 
 lutions are to do me mUchief. •So m Prov. 12. 5. 
 The thonght.s of the righteous are right: His con¬ 
 stant purpose is to deal justly and truly. And 
 Psal. .33. 11. 'I'he counsel of the l.ord standeth 
 for ever, the thoughts of his heart to all gener¬ 
 ations : All Ins purposes, designs, and undertak¬ 
 ings, are sriccessful and irre.sistihle. And Psal. 
 146. 4. In that very day his thoughts perish : All 
 his designs and endeavours, either for himself or 
 for others. At. Paul says, Pom. 2. 15. Their 
 thmights the mean while accusing, or else excus¬ 
 ing, one another; when their conscience hears tes¬ 
 timony to them, either for good or evil. I hought 
 i.s put for inward reasoning. T.uke 9. 46, 47. 
 'J'here arose a reasoning among them ; and 
 .lesus perceiving the thought of their heart. Also 
 for immoderate or anxious care. IMat. 10. 19. Take 
 no thought what ye shall speak. It is taken for 
 the opinion. .lob 12. 5. He that is ready to slip 
 with his teet, is as a lamp despised in the thought 
 of him that is at ease ; or, in the opinion of such 
 as are in a plentiful condition. 
 
 Pent. 15.9. that there be not a t. in thy wicked heart 
 
 1 Sam. 9.5. return, lest my father ta’ke t. for us 
 Job 12.5. is despised in the t. of him that is at ease 
 
 42.2. that no /. can be withholden from thee 
 Pjal. 49. 11. their /. is, their houses shall continue 
 
 64.6. the inward t. of every one of them is deep 
 1.39. 2. thou understandest my /. afar off 
 
 Prov. 24. 9. the t. of foolishness is sin 
 
 Peel. 10. 20. curse not the king, no not in thy t. 
 
 /.t«. 26.+ .3. keep him whose t. is stayed on thee 
 Pzek.tiB. 10. and thou shalt think an evil /. 
 
 Amos 4, 13 . hedeclareth to man what is his t. 
 
 Mat. f). <2.5. I sav to you, take no/. for vour life, .31. 
 .34. 110.19. Mark 1.3. 11. Luke 12. 11,22. 
 
 27. which of you by taking /. can add one cubit 
 
 to his stature I Imke 12. 25. 
 
 28. why take j’e t. for raiment ? Luke 12. 26. 
 .2f/.?8.22. if the t. of thy heart may be forgiven 
 
 2 Cor. 10.5. bring into captivity every t. to Christ 
 
 THOUGHT.S. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. the imagination of/, ot his heart was evil 
 Judy. 5.15. for Peuben there were great /. of heart 
 1 kings 18.+ 21. how long halt ye lietween two/..*’ 
 
 1 C'/uow. 28. 9. the Lord understandeth the /. 
 
 29. 18. keep this in the imagination of the t. 
 
 Job 4. 13. in /. frorn-'the visions of the night 
 
 17. + 7. mine eye is dim, all my /. are as a shadow 
 11. my purposes are bioken off, even my /. 
 
 20. 2^ theretore do my /. cause me to answer 
 '^L27. I know your /. and devices ye imagine 
 » sal. 10.4. will notseek God, God is'not in all his /. 
 
 3.3.11. and the /. of his heart to all generations 
 
 40.5. thv*/. cannot be reckoned up in order 
 5b. 5. all their t. are against me for evil 
 
 73.17. they pass the /. of the heart 
 
 92.5. how great are thy works! thy' t. very deep 
 
 94.11. the I^rd knoweth the /. of man, vanity 
 19. in the multitude of my /. within me thy 
 
 119. 11.3. 1 hate vain t. but thy law do I love 
 
 339. 17 . how precious are thy /. to me, O God 
 
 23. search me, O God, try me, and know my t. 
 
 146. 4. in that very day his /. perish 
 » rov. 12.5. the /, of the righteous are. right 
 
 Prov. 15; 26. the t. of the w'icked are an abomination 
 16. .3. commit—and thy /. shall be established 
 21. 5. the /. of the diligent tend to plenteousness 
 Isa. 55. 7. let the unrighteous man foisake his t. 
 
 8. for my /. are not your /. saith the l.ord 
 
 9. .so are my /. higher than your /. 
 
 59. 7 . their feet run to evil, their /. are /. of iniquity 
 
 65. 2. people walkcth after their own /. 
 
 66. 18. for I know their works and their /. 
 
 Jer. 4. 14. how long shall vain /. lodge in thee ? 
 
 6. 19. evil on iieople, even the fruit of their t. 
 
 23. 20. till he have performed the /. of his heart 
 29. 11.1 know the /. that 1 think towards you, /. of 
 
 peace and not e\ il, to give an expected encl 
 Dan. 2. .30. thoirmightest know the/, of thy' heart 
 
 4. 5.‘Nebuchadnezzar’s /. upon bed troubled him 
 19 , Daniel w'as astonished, and his /. troubled him 
 
 5. 6. then king Helshazzar’s /. troubled him 
 
 10. the queen said, let not thy /. trouble thee 
 
 11. + 24. think his /. against the strong holds 
 Mic. 4. 12. but they know not the /. of the l.ord 
 Mat. 9. 4. Jesus, knowing their /. said, 12. 25. 
 
 Luke5. 22. I 6.8. I 9. 47. 1 11. 17. 
 15. 19 . out of the heart proceed evil /. Mark7.2\. 
 Luke 2. .35. the /. of many hearts may be revealed 
 
 24. ,38. and why do /. arise iii your hearts ? 
 
 Pom. 2.15. their /. accusing, or else excusing 
 
 14. + 1. but not to judge his doubtful /. 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 20. the l.ord knoweth the /. of the wise 
 Heh. 4. 12. the word of God isadiscerner of the /. 
 Jam. 2. 4. ye are become judges of evil /. 
 THOUSAND. 
 
 Gen. 20. 16. T have given thy brother a /. pieces 
 Num. .31. 4. of every tribe a /. send to war, 5. 6. 
 
 .35. 4. suburbs of cities are /. cubits round about 
 Deut. 1.11. the Lord make you a/, times so many 
 7 . 9 . God who keepeth covenant to a/. generations 
 32. 30. how should one chase a t.? Josh. 2.3. 10. 
 Judg. 6. + 15. my /. is the meanest in Manasseh 
 9. 49. the men of Sliechem died, about a /. men 
 
 15. 15. Samson slew a/, men therew'ith, 16. 
 
 20. 10. an hundred of a /. a /. out of ten thousand 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 18. ten cheeses to the captain of their /. 
 18. 13. Saul made David his captain over a /. 
 
 25. 2. Nabal had three /. sheep and a /. goals 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 4. and David took from him a /. chariots 
 
 and seven hundred horses, 1 Chron. 18. 4. 
 
 18. 12. though I should receiv e a /. shekels 
 
 19 . 17 . there were a/, men of Eenjamin with him 
 
 1 Kings 3. 4. a/. burnt-offerings did Solomon offer 
 
 upon that altar, 2 Chron. 1.6. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 19. Menahem gave Pul a /. talents 
 24. 16. carried away craftsmen and smiths a /. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 14. and the greatest was over a /. 
 
 .34. of N'aphtali a /. captains, and with them 
 
 16. 15. word he commanded to a /. generations 
 19 . 6. the children of Ammon sent a /. talents 
 29. 21. they sacrificed sacrifices unto the Lord a /. 
 
 bullocks, a /. rams, and a /. lambs 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 24. Hezekiah did give a /. bullocks 
 Ezra 1. 9. Cyrus did bring forth a /. chargers 
 
 10. thirty basons of gold, and other vessels a /. 
 
 Job 9. 3. he cannot answer him ( ne of a /. 
 
 3.3. 23. if there be an interpreter, one of a /. 
 
 42.12. Job had a /. yoke of oxen, a /. she-asses 
 Psal. 50. 10. the cattle on a /. hills are mine 
 84. 10. a day in thy courts is better than a /. 
 
 90. 4. a/, years in thy sight are but as yesterday 
 
 91. 7- .shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand 
 Eccl. 6. 6. yea, though he live a /. years twice told 
 
 7 . 28. one man among a /. have I found, but a worn. 
 Cant. 4. 4. xvhereon there hang a /. buc klers 
 
 8. 11. for the fruit was to bring a /. pieces 
 
 12. thou, O Solomon, must have a /. 
 
 Isa.7- 2.3. where were a/, vines, at a/. silverlings 
 .30. 17 . one /. shall flee at the rebuke of one 
 60. 22. a little one shall become a /. and a small one 
 Ezek. 47 . 3. the man measured a /. cubits 
 4. again he measured a /. and brought me thro’, 5. 
 Dan. 5. 1. Belshazzar made a great feast to a /. of 
 his lords, and drank wine before the /. 
 Amos 5. 3. the city that went out by a/, shall leave 
 2 Pet. .3. 8. be not ignorant, one day is with the 
 Lord as a /. years, and a /. years as one day 
 Rev. 20. 2. and he. bound Satan a /. years 
 
 3. deceive nationsno more, till /. years be fulfilled 
 
 4. and they reigned with Christ a /. years 
 
 7 . and when the /. years are expired 
 
 One THOUSAND two hundred sixty. 
 
 Rev. 11.3. they shall prophesy one t. 260 days 
 12. 6. they should feed her one t. 260 days 
 One THOUSAND two hundred ninety. 
 
 Dan. 12. 11. there shall be one t. 290days 
 One THOUSAND three hundred thirty-five. 
 Dan. 12. 12. blessed that cometh to the /. 335 days 
 O/teTHOU.SAND six hundred. 
 
 Rev. 14. 20. by the space of one t. 600 furlongs 
 Two THOUSAND. 
 
 Num. 35.5. ye shall measure on the east-side two t. 
 
 cubits, on the west-side two t. south-side two t. 
 .Tosh. 3. 4. space between you and the ark two t. 
 
 1 Kings 7■ <25. the molten sea contained/tro/. baths 
 
 2 7G'w.ci.f 18.23. and 1 will deliver thee two t. horses 
 
 if thou be able to set riders upon, Isa. .36. 8. 
 Neh.7. 72 . the people gave two t. pounds of silver 
 Mark 5. 13. about two t. swine were choked in sea 
 Two TIIOUSAN D two hundred. 
 
 Neh. 7 . 71 . fathers gave two t. 200 pounds of silver 
 Txco I'HOU.SAND three hundred. 
 
 Dan. 8. 14. to two t. .300 days, sanctuary cleansed 
 Two hundred '1 HOUSAN D. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 8. carried captive of brethren 200 /. 
 
 Two hundred eighty 'ITIOUSAN D. 
 
 2 Chr. 14. 8. and out of Benjamin uvo hun. 
 
 eighty t. 
 
 Two hundred TITOU.'IAND TITOU.SAN D. 
 
 Rev. 9. 16. the number of horsemen were two hun¬ 
 dred thousand thousand 
 Three TTIOU.S A N 1). 
 
 Exod. .32. 28. there4'ell of the people three t. 
 
 Josh. 7. 4. there went to Ai about three t. men 
 Judg. 15. 11. three t. went to bind Samson 
 
 .Tudg. 16. 27 . there were upon the roof fh'ee t.Ti\bti 
 1 .Sam, 13. 2. Saul chose three t. men of Israel 
 
 24. 2. then Saul took three t. chosen men, 26. 2. 
 
 25. 2. Naboth had three t. sheep and a /. goats 
 
 1 Kings 4. .32. Solomon spake three t. proverbs 
 
 2 Chron. 4. 5. the molten sea held three t. batlis 
 Job 1. 3. his substance was three t. camels 
 Jer. 52. 28. carried away captive three t. Jews 
 Acts 2. 41. were added to them three t. souls 
 
 Eour rilOUSAND. 
 
 1 Sum. 4. 2. they slew of Israel about / ur t. men 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 5. Jour t. poi ters,/c7/;'/. praised Ixird 
 
 2 Chron. 9.25. .Solomon had Jourt. stalls for horses 
 Mat. 15. 38. they that eat were four t. Mark 8. 9. 
 
 16. 10. seven loaves amcuig four t. Mark 8. 20. 
 Acts 21. .38. leddest into the wilderness Jimrt.mea 
 Four I HODSA N 1) five hundred. 
 
 Ezek. 48. 16. on the north-side of the city four /. 
 500 measures, east-side, south-side, west-side' 
 Jour t. 500 measures, .30. 32, .33, 31. 
 
 Five 1 11()U.SA N 1). 
 
 Josh. 8. 12. and he took about ytie /. men 
 Judg. 20. 45. they gleaned of them five t. men 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 7- and gave ot gold Jive t. talents 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 9. for offerings Are /. small cattle 
 Ezra 2. 69. they {layajive t. pounds of silver 
 Mat. 14. 21. they that had eaten were about jfre/. 
 
 16. 9. nor remember the five loaves of the five t. 
 
 Mark 6. 44. | 8. 19. Luke 9. 14. John 6. 10^ 
 Acts 4. 4. number that believed were about A’le /. 
 
 J ive TIIOUSAN D Jour hundred. 
 
 Ezra 1.11. vessels of gold and silver Az,e /. 400 
 Six 'I IIOUSAN D. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 5. against Israel with six t. horsemen 
 
 2 Kings 5. 5. Naaman took sixt. pieces of gold 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 4. and six t. were officers and ju’dges 
 Job 42. 12. for Job had six t. camels 
 Six 'ITIOU.SAND seven hundred and twenty. 
 Ezra 2. 67. their asses, six t. seven hundred and 
 
 twenty, Neh. 7 . 69. 
 TITOU.SAND. 
 
 1 Isings 19.18. yet have I left me seven t. in Israel 
 
 vyho have not bowed to Baal, Rom. 11 . 4 . 
 20.15. children of Israel, being seven t. 
 
 2 Kings 24. 16. carried away men of might sev. t. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 25. of .Simeon, mighty men, severs t. 
 
 18. 4. David took from him seven t. horsemen 
 
 19. 18. David slew of the .Syrians seven t. men 
 29. 4. 1 prepared seven t. talents of silvei 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 11. they offered seven t. sheep 
 
 .30. 24. Hezekiah gave congregation seven t. sheep 
 Job 1 . 3. his substance also was seven t. sheep 
 Rev. 11 . 13. in earthquake were slain seven t. men 
 Seven THOUSAND .seven hundred. 
 
 2 Chron. 17 . 11 . Arabians brought Jehoshaphat 
 seven t. 700 rams, seven t. 700 he-goats 
 7’e»'I'liOUSAND. 
 
 I-,ev. 26. 8 . an hundred shall put tent, to flight 
 Num^ 10. + .36.. return to the ten t. thousands of Isr, 
 Deut. .32. .30. how should two put ten t. to flight/ 
 
 3.3. 2 . Lord came with tent, of saints, Jude 14." 
 Judg. 1 . 4. they slew of them in Bezek ten t. men 
 
 3. 29 . they slew of Moab ten t. men, all lusty 
 
 4. 6. Barak, go, anri take tent, men of N'aphtali 
 
 10. he went up with ten t. men at his feet, 14. 
 
 7 . 3. and there remained to Gideon ten t. 
 
 20. 34. there came up against Giheah ten t. men 
 2 Sam. 18. .3. but now thou art wortli ten t. of us 
 
 1 Kings 5. 14. sent them to Lebanon, ten t. a month 
 
 2 Kings 13. 7- leave to Jehoahaz ten t. footmen 
 14. 7 . Amaziah slew of Edom in the valley tent. 
 24. 14. he carried away even ten t. captives 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 11. smote of the children of .Seir tent. 
 
 12. other tent, left alive, did .ludah carry away 
 27 . 5. the Ammonites gave Jotham the same year 
 ten t. measures of wheat, and ten t. of barley 
 .30. 24. Hezekiah gave congregation ten t. sheep 
 Esth. 3. 9. 1 will pay ten t. talents of silver 
 Psal. 91 . 7 . tent, shall fall at thy right liand 
 Cant. 5. 10. my beloved is the chiefest among/e»/. 
 Ezek. 45. 1. the breadth of the land shall be ten t. 
 
 ^ . .3.5.148.9,10,1.3,18, 
 
 Dan. 7 . 10. ten t. times ten t. stood before him 
 IMat. 18.24. which owed him/ew /. talents 
 Luke 14. 31. whether he he able with /ew/. to meet 
 1 Cor. 4. 15. for though you have tent, instructors 
 14.19. than tent, words in an unknown tongue 
 Rev. 5. 11. number of them v’as ten t. times ten t, 
 TIIOUSAND.S, 
 
 Deut. 3.3. 17 . they are the ten t. of Ephraim 
 1 Sam. 18. 7 . Dav. slain his tent. 8. | 21. 11. | 29.5. 
 Psal. 3. 6.1 will not be afraid of ten t. of people 
 144. 13. that our sheep niay bring forth ten t. 
 
 Dan. 11.12. he shall castdown many/cw^/. 
 
 Mic. 6. 7 . or be pleased with ten t. rivers of oil 
 Twelve 'J'HOUSAN D. 
 
 Josh. 8. 25. all that fell of Ai were twelve t. 
 
 Judg. 21. 10. sent twelve t. men to .labesh-gilead 
 Kings 4. 26. Solomon bad twelve t. horsemen, 
 10.26. 2 Chron. 1. 14. | 9. 25 
 Rev. 7 .5. of tribe of Juda, Beuben, Gad, sealed /. /. 
 
 6. of Aser, N aphthalim, Manasses, sealed/w. /. 
 
 7 . of Simeon, Levi, Issachar, were.cealed tw. t. 
 
 8. of Zabulon, Joseph, Benjamin, sealed tw. t. 
 
 21. 16 . he measured the city twelve t. furlongs 
 
 Fourteen 'J'H()U.S.‘\N 1). 
 
 Job 42.12. for Job h-dd fourteen t. sheep 
 
 Fourteen 'I'llOUSAND seven hundred. 
 
 Num. 16. 49 . that died in the plague fourteen t. 700 
 Sixteen 'I'liOU.SAND. 
 
 Num. .31. 40. the persons were sixteen t. 46. 
 
 Sixteen '1 HOUSAN D seven hundred fifty. 
 
 Num. 31. 52. gold of offering sixteen t .seven hun¬ 
 dred and fifty shekels 
 Seventeen THOU.SAND two hundred. 
 
 Chron. 7 . 11 . sons of .lediel seventeen t. two hund. 
 Eighteen 'I' 110 U S A N D. 
 
 Judg. 20. 25. destroyed of Israel eighteen t. men 
 44. there tell of Benjamin eighteen t. men 
 1 Chr. 12. .31. of half ti ibe of ?ilanasseh eighteen t. 
 
 18. 12. Abishai slew of the Edomites eighteen t. 
 
 29. 7’ they gave of brass eighteen t. talents 
 
 511 
 
THO 
 
 THR 
 
 THR 
 
 Tuenfi/ TIIOUSAKD. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 4. David took trom Hauadezer kinf? of 
 Zobah, twenty t. footmen, 1 Qhron. 18. 4. 
 10. 6. the children of Ammon liired Syrians, 20 t. 
 
 18. 7. slaugliter of Absalom’s company tuenty t. 
 
 1 Kings b. 11. Solomon gave Hiram trventy t. mea¬ 
 
 sures of wheat, 2 C'/iron. 2. 10. 
 Nefi. 7 . 71 . fathers gave to work twen. t. drains, 72- 
 Psal. 68. 17 . the chariots of Hod are twenty t. 
 Luke 14.31. to meet him that cometh, with twenty t. 
 
 Twenty- 1 wo T 11 0 U .S A N D. 
 
 Kum. 3. 39. the number of I.evites twenty-two t. 
 43. the first-born males were txoenty-two t. 
 
 26. 14. of families of Simeonites tioenty-two t. 
 Judg. 7 . 3. there returned of Gideon’s army 22 t. 
 
 20. 21. Benjamin destroyed of Israel twenty-two t. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.5. David slew of the Syrians twenty-txou t. 
 
 men, 1 Chron. 18. 5. 
 1 Kings 8. 63. Solomon offered twenty-fwo t. oxen 
 
 o Oltrnn. 7_ /i 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 5. 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 2. of Tola twen.-txvo t. || 7. of Bela22r. 
 
 Twenty three THOUSAMD. 
 
 Nnm. 26. 62. numbered of Levites ucenty-three t. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 8. and fell in one day three and twenty t. 
 
 Twenty-four TIIOUSAND. 
 
 Kum. 25. 9. died in the plague txcenty-fonr t. 
 
 I Chron. 23. 4. 24 t. Levites to forward the work 
 27. 1. the officers that served were Ueentyfour t. 
 
 Twenty-jive ^HOU.SA^iD. 
 
 3udg. 20. 35. destroyed ofBenjamites tw.-Jive t. . 
 
 Ezek. 45.1. holy portion of land twenty-jive t. reeds 
 in length, 3, 5, 6. 1 48. 8, 9, 10, 13. 
 Twenty-six 1' 1 1 (J US A N D. 
 
 Judg. 20. 15. Benjamin numbered twexity-six t. 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 40. of Asher, apt to war, twenty-six t. 
 
 Tu'enty-seven 'I HOUSAND. 
 
 1 Kinas 20. .30. a wall fell on twenty-seven t. men 
 THOUSAND. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 35. Danites, expert in war, 28 t. 
 
 Thirty THOtfSAND. 
 
 Kum. 31. 39 . and the asses were thirty t. 45. 
 
 Josh. 8. 3. Joshua chose thirty t. mighty men 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 10. there fell of Israel thirty t. footmen 
 11. 8. and the men of Judah were thirty t. 
 
 1.3. 5. Philistines gathered thirty t. chariots 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 1. David gathered thirty t. chosen men 
 1 Kings 5. 13. and the levy was thirty t. men 
 
 Thirty-two THOUSA N D. 
 
 Num. 31. 35. thirty-two t. women taken captives 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 7. Ammon hired thirty-txoo t. chariots 
 
 Thirty-two THOUSAND t-oo hundred. 
 
 Kum. 1. 35. number of Manasseh .32 t. 200, 2. 21. 
 
 Thirty-two THOUSAND jive hundred. 
 
 Kum. 26. 37 . of Ephraim were numbered 32/. 500 
 Thirty-three THOUSAND. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 7- gave thirty-three t. bullocks 
 
 Thirty-jive THOUSAND. 
 
 Kum. 1. 37 . of Benjamin were thirty-jive t. 
 
 Thirty-six THOUSAND. 
 
 Xum. 31. .38. the beeves were thirty and six t. 
 
 44. pertained to congregation thirty-six t. beeves 
 1 Chron. 7. 4. the bands of soldiers were thirty-six t. 
 
 Thirty-seven THOUSAN D. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 34. of Naphtali thirty and seven t. 
 Thirty-eight THOUSAND, 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 3. Levites from thirty years, 38 t. 
 
 Forty TFIOUSAND. 
 
 Josh. 4. 13. about forty t. prepared for war 
 Judg. 5. 8. was there a shield seen among forty t. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 18. David slew forty t. horsemen 
 I Kings A. 26. Solomon had/or/yr. stalls of horses 
 1 Chron. 12. .36. of Asher, expert in v!-a.v, forty t. 
 
 19. 18. David slew of Syrians,/orr^ t. footmen 
 Forty TIIOUSAND five hundred. 
 
 Kum. 1. 3.3. of Ephraim were forty t. 500, 2. 19. 
 
 26. 18. of Gad were numbered/or/iz t. and 500 
 Forty-one THOUSAND A’te hundred. 
 
 Num. 1. 41. of Asher numbered 41 t. 500,2. 28. 
 
 Forty-two THOUSAND. 
 
 Judg. 12. 6. fell of Ephraimites forty-two t. 
 
 Ezra 2.64. whole congregation forty-two t. Neh. 7.66 
 Forty-three THOUSAND seven hundred thirty 
 Num. 26. 7 . of Beubenites/or/y-r/iree t. "30 
 Forty-four THOUSAND seven hundred .sixty. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 18. of Reubenites to war 44 t. 760 
 Forty-five THOUSAND four hundred. 
 
 Num. 26. 50. of Naphtali were forty five t. 400 
 Forty-five THOUSAND six hundred. 
 
 Num. 26. 41. numbered of Benjamin forty five t. 600 
 Forty-jive THOU.SAND six hmidred fifty. 
 Num. 1. 25. were numbered of Gad 45 t. 650, 2.15. 
 
 Forty-six THOUSAND five hundred. 
 
 Num. 1. 21. of Reuben forty-six t. and 500, 2. 11. 
 Fifty THOUSAND. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.19. the Lord smote fifty t. and seventy men 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 21. took of the Hagarites’ sheep jifty t. 
 12. 33. of Zebuluny7//y t. could keep rank 
 
 Acts 19 . 19. the price of the hooV fifty t. pieces 
 THOUSAND seven hundred. 
 
 Num. 26. 34. of Manasseh fifty-two t. and seven h. 
 
 Fifty-three THOUSAND four hundred. 
 
 Num. 1. 43. of Naphtali t. 400, 2. 30. 
 
 Fifty-four THOUSAND four hundred. 
 
 Num. 1. 29. of Issachar///iT’/owr t. four h. 2. 6. 
 
 Fifty-seven THOUSAN D four hundred. 
 Num. 1. 31. of 7.eh\\\\in fifty-seven t.fourh. 2. 8. 
 
 Fifty-nine 'FHOUSANI) three hundred. 
 Num. 1. 23. of Simeon fifty-nine t. three h. 2. 13. 
 Sixty IHOUSAND. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 3. Shishak came with sixty t. horsemen 
 
 Sixty 'J' 110 U S A N D five hundred. 
 
 Num. 26. 27 . of Zebulunites, sixty t. e-vok five hun. 
 
 Sixty-one THOUSAND. 
 
 Num. 31. 34. the booty was sixty one t. asses 
 Ezra 2. 69. they gave .sixty one t. drams ot gold 
 Sixty two I'lIOU.SAND seven hundred. 
 Num. 1. 39. of tribe of Dan sixty-two t. 700 , 2. 26. 
 
 Sixty-four I HOUSAND three hundred. 
 Num. 26. 25. of Issachar sixty-four t. .ind three h. 
 43. of the Shuhamites sixty-four t. four hundred 
 Seventy THOUSAND. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 15. there died of the people seventy t. 
 
 512 
 
 Kings 5. 15. Solomon had seventy t. that bare 
 burdens, 2 Chron. 2. 2, 18. 
 Chron. 21.14. there fell of Israel seventy t. 
 Seventy-two I'HOU.SAN D. 
 
 Num. 31. 33. booty of beeves was seventy-two t. 
 
 I'lIO USA N D six hundred, 
 sum. 1. 27. number of Judah 74 t. and 600, 2. 4. 
 
 Seventy-five THOU.SA N D. 
 
 Num. 31. .32. the booty was seventy-jive t. sheep 
 Esth. 9. 16-Jews slew of their ioe.% seventy-five t. 
 
 Seventy-six THOUSAN D five hundred. 
 
 Num. 26. 22. numbered of Judah seventy-six t. 500 
 THOU.SAND. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 15. Solomon had eighty t. hewers in the 
 mountains, 2 Chron. 2. 2,18. 
 Eighty-seven THOU.SAND. 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 5. of Issachar, r^cVoneA eighty-seven t. 
 THOUSAND THOUSAND. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 5. all they of Israel were a 1 . 1 . 
 
 22. 14. 1 have prepared a t. t. talents of silver 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 0. the Ethiopian came with a t. t. 
 
 T-wo hundred THOUSAND 1 HOUSAND, 
 
 Rev. 9. 16. army of horsemen tzoo hundred t. t. 
 THOUSANDS. 
 
 }en. 24. 60. be thou the mother of /. of millions 
 Exod. 18. 21. place such over them rulers of t. 25. 
 
 20. 6. shewing mercy to t. of them. Dent. 5. 10. 
 
 .34. 7 . keeiiing' mercy for /. forgiving iniquity^ 
 
 Afim. 1. 16. there were the princes of tribes, heads 
 of t. in Israel, 10. 4. .Tosh. 22. 14, 21, .30. 
 
 10. .36. return, O Lord, to the many t. of Israel 
 .31. 5. there were delivered out of the t. ot Israel 
 Deut. 1. 15. so I made them captains over t. 
 
 3.3. 17 . and they' are the t. of Manasseh 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 12. he will aiipoint him captains over t. 
 
 10. 19 . therefore present yourselves by your t. 
 
 18. 8. and to me they have ascribed but t. 
 
 22 . 7 . will the son of Jesse make you captains of t.? 
 23.23. I’ll search him throughout the/.of .ludah 
 29 . 2. the lords of the Philistines passed on by t. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 4. and all the people came out by t. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 72 . thy law is better than t. ot gold 
 Jer. 32. 18. thoushewest loving-kindness to t. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 10. thousand t. ministered unto him 
 Mic. 5. 2. tho’ thou be little among the /.of Judah 
 
 6. 7 . will the Lord be pleased with t. of rams ? 
 
 Acts 21. 20. how many’ t. of .lews which believe 
 Rev. 5. 11. the number of them wa,s /. of/. 
 
 See C.\PT.\iNS. 
 
 THREAD. 
 
 Gen. 14.23. T will not take from a /. to a latchet 
 38. 28. she bound on his hand a scarlet /. .30. 
 
 Josh. 2.18. shalt bind this scarlet t. in the window 
 Judg. 16 . 9 . he brake the withs as a /. of tow 
 12. he brake the ropes from his arms as a /. 
 
 Cant. 4. 3. thy lips are like a /. of scarlet 
 THREA 1 LN, ED. 
 
 ActsA. 17 . butlet usstraitly /. them not tospeak,21. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 23. when he suffered he /. not 
 THREATENING, INGS. 
 
 Acts 4. 29. Lord, behold their /. and grant thy serv. 
 
 9.1. .Saul yet breathing out /. and slaughter 
 Eph. 6. 9. do the same things to them, forbearing /. 
 THRLE. 
 
 Gen. 18. 2. he looked, and lo, /. men stood by him 
 Exod. 21. 11. and if he do not these t. unto her 
 25. .32. /. branches of the candlestick, 37. 18. 
 
 33. /. bowls made like unto almonds, .37. 19. 
 
 27 . 1. the height ot the altar shall be /. cubits, 38.1. 
 
 14. pillars t. their sockets /. 15.1 38. 14,15. 
 
 Lev. 14.10. shall take/, tenth deals of fine Hour for 
 a meat-otfering, Num. 15. 9. 1 28. 12. 
 
 27 . 6. thy estimation for the female, t. shekels 
 Num. 12. 4. come out, ye t. and they t. came out 
 
 28. 20. /. tenth deals for a bullock. 28.1 29. 3, 9. 14. 
 .35. 14. ye shall give /. cities on this side Jordan 
 Deut. A 41. Moses severed /. cities, 19. 2, 3,7, 9. 
 
 17 . 6 . at the mouth of t. witnesses, 19. 15. 
 
 Josh 15. 14. and Caleb drove thence the /. sons of 
 
 Anak, Judg. 1. 20. 
 
 18 . 4. /. men of each tribe to describe the land 
 Judg.7- 20. the/, companies blew the trumpets 
 
 9 . 43. he divided the people into /. companies 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 24. Hannah took with her t. bullocks 
 2. 13. servant came with a fiesh-hook of /. teeth 
 
 21. Hannah bare /.sons and two daughters 
 
 10. 3. there shall meet thee t. men, one carrying /. 
 
 kids, another carrying l. loaves ot bread 
 
 11. 11. .Saul put the people in /. companies 
 
 17 .1.3. the /. eldestof.lesse'ssons followed Saul, 14. 
 
 20. 20. I will shoot /. arrows on the side thereof 
 31. 6. Saul died, and his /. sons. 1 Chron. 10. 6. 
 
 8. they found Saul and his t. sons fallen 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 27. to Absalom there were born /. sons 
 18. 14. Joab thrust t. darts through Absalom 
 
 2.3. 9. Eleazar one of the t. mighty, 1 Chr. 11. 12. 
 13. /. of the thirty cliief went down to David 
 
 16. /. mighty brake through the Philistines, I 7 . 
 
 18. Abishai brother of Joab chief among/. 19. 
 
 19. howbeit, he attained not to the fir.st /. 2.3. 
 
 22. Benaiah had the name among t. mighty men 
 24. 12. I offer thee t. things, 1 Chron. 21. 10. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 36. he built the inner court with /. rows 
 7 . 4. and there were windows in /. rows 
 
 25. it stood upon t. oxen looking toward the north, 
 /. to the west, t. to the south, t. lo the east 
 10. 17 . /. pound of gold went to one shield 
 
 2 Kings .3. 10. Lord hath called these t. kings, 13. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 16. the sons of Zeruiah were /. 
 
 3. 23. sons of Neariah /. 11 23. 23. sons ot Mushi /. 
 25.5. God gave Heman fourteen sons and /. daugh. 
 Ezra 6. 4. let the foundations be laid with /. rows 
 Job 1. 2. were born to Job t. daughters, 42. 1.3. 
 
 17 . the Chaldeans made out /. bands and tell 
 2. 11. Job’s /. friends heard of all this evil 
 Prov. .30. 15. /. things w hich are never satisfied 
 
 18. there be /. things too wondertul for me 
 
 21. for /. things the earth is disquieted 
 
 29 . there be t. things w hich go well, yea four 
 
 Isa. 17 . 6. two or /. berries in the top ot the bough 
 Ezek. 14. 14. though these t. men were in it, 16, 18, 
 40. 10. the little chambers were /. on this side, 21. 
 
 Ezek. 41.6. side chambers were /. one over anotnei 
 48. 31. /. gates, after names of tribes, .32, .3.3, .34. 
 Dan. 3. 24. did not we cast /. men bound into fire .' 
 
 6. 2. and Darius set over these /. presidents 
 7 . 5 . it had /. ribs in the mouth betw'een the teeth 
 
 8. /. of the first horns were plucked up, 20, 24, 
 
 10. 2. 1 Daniel was mourning t. full weeks, 3. 
 11.2. there shall stand up /. kings in Persia 
 
 Amos 1. .3. for /. transgressions of Damascus 
 6. of Gaza || 9. l yrus |i 11. Edom || 13. Ammon 
 2. 1./. transgressions of MoabH 4. Judah H 6. Israel 
 4. 8. so two or t. cities wandered to one city 
 Zech. 11.8./. shepherds 1 cutoff in one month 
 Mat. 1.3. .33. hid in /. measures of meal, Luke 13. 21. 
 
 17 . 4. if thou wilt, let us make here t. tabernacles, 
 
 Mark 9 . 5, Luke 9. .33. 
 
 18. 16. in mouth of two or /. witnesses, 2 Cor. 13.1. 
 20. where two or t. are gathered in my name 
 
 Luke 10. .36. which of these /. was neighbour to him ? 
 
 11. 5. shall say to him,fiiend, lend me /. loaves 
 
 12. 52.divide(r, /. against two, and two against /. 
 Acts 5. 7 . /. hours after, when his wife came in 
 
 10. 19 . behold, /. men seek thee, 11. 11. 
 
 28. 15. come to meet us as far as the /. taverns 
 1 Cor. 1.3.1.3. now abideth these /.faith, hope, charity 
 14. 27 . by two, or at most by /. and that by course 
 29. let the prophets spieak two or/, and other 
 1 Tim. 5. 19 . but before two or /. witnesses 
 Heh. 10. 28. died under two or/, witnesses 
 
 1 John 5. 7 . there are . that bear record in heaven . 
 8. /. bear witness in earth, and these t. agree 
 
 Rev. 6. 6. and t. measures of barley for a penny 
 
 8.13. trumpet of /. angels who are yet to sound 
 
 9. 18. by’ these /. was the third part of men killed 
 10.1.3. I saw t. unclean spirits like frogs come 
 
 19 . the great city was divided into /. parts 
 
 21.13. on tile east /. gates, on the north /. gates, on 
 
 the south /. gates, and on the west /. gates 
 See D.tYS. 
 
 THREE months. 
 
 Gen. 38. 24. about /. months after, it was told 
 Exod. 2.2. wasagootlly child, she hid him/, months 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 11. the ark of the Lord continued in the 
 
 house of Obed-edoin /. months, 1 Chron. 1.3. 14. 
 
 24.13. wilt thou flee /. months before thine enemies, 
 
 while they pursue thee r 1 Chron. 21. 12. 
 2 Kings 0,2. 31. Jehoahaz son of Josiah reigned /. 
 
 months in .lerusalem, 2 Chron. 36. 2. 
 24.8. Jehoiachin reigned /. months, 2 Chr. 36. 9. 
 Amos 4. 7 . there were yet /. months to harvest 
 Acts7. 20. Moses was nourished up /. months 
 19. 8. Paul spake boldly the space of t. months 
 23. Paul abode in Greece /. months 
 Heh. 11. 23. Moses was hid /. months of his parents 
 THREE times. 
 
 Exod. 23. 14. /. times thou shalt keep a feast to me 
 17 . /. times in the y’ear all thy males shall appear 
 before the Lord God, Deut. 16. 16. 
 Num. 22.28. thou hast smitten me these /. times, 32. 
 33. the ass turned from me these /. times 
 24. 10. thou hast blessed them these /. times 
 Judg. 16. 15. thou hast mocked me these t. times 
 1 Sam. 20. 41. David arose and bowed /. times 
 1 Kings 9 . 25. Solomon offered t. times a year 
 17 .2i. Elijah stretched himself on the child/./iwer 
 
 2 Kings 13. 25. /. /i;«e.rriid Joash beat Hazael 
 2 Chron. 8. 13. offering /. times in the year 
 Dan. 6. 10. he kneeled on his knees /. times a day 
 13. Daniel maketh his petition /. /imeraday 
 Acts 11.10. this was done /. times, and drawn up 
 THREE years. 
 
 Gen. 15. 9. take an heifer of/. yfarfold,ashe-goat 
 /. years old, and a ram t. years old 
 Lev. 19.23. fruit as uncircumcised t. years 
 Q5. 21. it shall bring forth fruit for /. years 
 Deut. 14. 28. at the end of /. years bring the tithe 
 Judg. 9 . 22. when Abimelech had reigned /. years 
 2 Sam. 1.3. .38. Absalom was in Geshur /. years 
 
 21. 1. wasa famine in the daysof David /. years 
 
 1 Kings 2. .39. at end of /. years Shimei’s serv. ran 
 10. 22. once in /. years came the navy ot I'harshish, 
 
 bringing gold and silver, 2 CTiron. 9. 21. 
 
 15. 2. Abijam reigned/. jieirrf in Jerus. 2 C/ir. 13.2. 
 
 22. 1. they continued /. years without war 
 
 2 Kings \7. 5. Assyrians besieged Samaria/, years 
 18. 10. and at the end of /. years they took it 
 
 24. 1. Jehoiakim became his servant /. years 
 
 1 Chron. 21.12. choose thee either /. years' famine, 
 or three months to be destroyed, &c. 
 
 "Chron. 11. 17 . made Rehoboani strong/, years, t. 
 years they walked in way of David and Solomon 
 13. 2. Abijah reigned /. years in Jerusalem 
 31. 16 . males, from /.yenr-rold and upward 
 La. 15. 5. unto Zoar, an heifer of /. old 
 
 16. 14. within /. years as years of an hireling 
 
 20. 3. as Isaiah walked barefoot t. years 
 
 .Ter. 48. 34. as an heifer of /. years old 
 Dan. 1. 5 . so nourishing them t.years 
 Amos 4. 4. and bring your tithes after /. years 
 Luke 4. 25. heaven shut up t. years. Jam. 5. 17- 
 13.7. these t. years 1 come seeking fruit, find none 
 Acts 20. 31. /. years I ceased not to warn every one 
 Gal. 1. 18. after /. years 1 went up to Jerusalem 
 See H I N UR ED. 
 
 THREEFOLD. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 12. and a /. cord is not quickly’ broken 
 THREESCORE. 
 
 Gen. 25. 26. Isaac /. years old when she bare them 
 Dait. 3. 4. took from'them t. cities. Josh. 13. ,30. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 31. so that three hundred and /. died 
 
 1 Kings 4. 1.3. to him pertained /. great^cities 
 
 22. his provision was /. measures of meal 
 
 6. 2. the length of the Lord’s house was /. cubits 
 and breadth thereof twenty’ cubits, 2 Chr. .3. 3. 
 
 2 T\ings 25. 19. anil he took /. men of the people 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 21. 11ezron married when /. years old 
 
 2 Chron. 11.21. Rehohoam took /.concubines 
 Ezra 6. 3. height of temple /. cubits breadth r. 
 Cant. 3. 7 . /. valiant men are about it 
 
 6.8. there are /. queens fourscore concubine 
 Jer. 52. 25. put to death /. men of the people 
 Dan. 3. 1. an image, whose height was /. cubits 
 
THR 
 
 THR 
 
 THR 
 
 i7(>!e24.13. from Jerusalem about t. furlongs 
 1 Tim. 5. y. let not a widow be taken under i. 
 i>ee Sixty. 
 
 THREESCORE and one. 
 
 Nvm. 31. 39. Lord’s tribute of asses, t. undone 
 TIlREESCOJiE arid two. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 8. able men t. and trvo of Obed-etlom 
 Dan. 5. 31. Darius about t. and two years old 
 
 9. 25. in t. and tzoo weeks the street shall be built 
 
 20. after t. and tzoo weeks Messiah be cut off 
 THREESCORE and five. 
 
 Isa. 7. 8. within t. and five years Kphraim broken 
 THREESCOllE flwrf .i7r. 
 
 Gezi. 46.26. the souls that came with Jacob t. and six 
 Lev. 12.3. in blood of her purifying t. and six days 
 THREESCORE and seven. 
 iVe/oT. 72 . peo. gave t.and seven priests garments 
 THREESCORE 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 38. Obed-edom with brethren t. avid eight 
 THREESCORE and ten. 
 
 Gen. 46. 27. all the soulsof the house of Jacob which 
 came into Egypt, were t. azid ten. Dent. 10. 22. 
 50. 3. they mourned for Israel t. andtenda.ys 
 Lxod. 15. 27 . in Elim were twelve wells of water, 
 t. azid ten palm-trees, Nzun. 3.3. 9. 
 Jztdg. 1. 7 . ond ten kings, their thumbs cut off’ 
 8.30. and Gideon had r. sons, 9. 2. 
 
 9 . 4. they gave him r. and ten pieces of silver 
 
 5. he slew t. and ten persons on one stone, 18. 24. 
 
 12. 14. sons and nephews, that rode on t. a.t. ass-c. 
 
 £ Chron. 29. 32. brought t. and ten bullocks 
 .36. 21. land kept sabbath, to fulhl t. and ten years 
 Psal. 90. 10. the days of our years are t. and ten 
 Zech. 1.12. hast had indignation t. and ten years 
 Acts 23. 23. make ready t. and ten horsemen 
 See Seventy. 
 
 THREESCGRE and twelve. 
 
 Num. 31.38. Lord’s tribute t. andtzoelve beeves 
 TH REE.SCORE and fifteen. 
 
 Acts7- 14. Joseph’s kindred t. and fifteen souls 
 THREESCORE azid seventeen. 
 
 Jztdg. 8.14. the elders of Succoth t. and seventeen 
 THRESH. 
 
 Jztdg.?,.\7. then I will t. your flesh with thorns 
 Jj'rt. 41.15. thou shalt t. the mountains and beat 
 Jer. 51. 33. is like a floor, it is time to t. her 
 filic. 4. 13. arise, and t. O daughter of Zion 
 Hah. 3. 12. thou didst t. the heathen in anger 
 THRESHED. 
 
 Jztdg. 6. 11. Gideon t. wheat by the wine-press 
 Isa. 25. f 10. Moab shall be t. down under him 
 28. 27 . fitches not t. with a threshing instrument 
 Amos 1. 3. because they t. Gilead with instruments 
 THRESHEill. 
 
 Deztt.li.W. not muzzle the o.k when he t. corn 
 
 1 Cor. 9.10. t. in hope, be partaker of his hope 
 
 THRESHING. 
 
 Lev. 26. 5. your t. shall reach unto the vintage 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 22. here be t. instruments, 1 Chron. 21. 23. 
 2 Kings 13.7. had made them like the <iust by t, 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 20. now Oman was t. wheat 
 Isa. 21.10. O my t. ar.d the corn of my floor 
 28. 28. because he will not ever be t. it 
 41.15. will make thee a new sharp t. instrument 
 Joel 3.114. multitudes in the valley of t. 
 
 See Fi.oor, Floors. 
 THRESHOLD. 
 
 Jztdg. 19- 27- behold, her hands were upon the t. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 4. the palms of his hands cut off on the t. ^ 
 
 5. 5. tread not on the t. of Dagon unto this day 
 
 1 Kings 14.17. when she came to t. the child died 
 
 2 Kings 12.19. keeper of t. 22. t 4. 1 25.118. Esth. 
 
 2.+ 21.1 6.12. .Jer. .35.+ 4. 152.+ 24. 
 Psal. 84. + 10.1 would rather choose to sit at the t. 
 Isa. 6. +4. the posts of the t. moved at the voice 
 Ezeh. 9. 3. the glory of God was gone up to 1 . 10. 4. 
 
 10. 18. the glory of God departed from the t. 
 
 43. 8. in their setting of their t. by my thresholds 
 46.2. the prince shall worship at the t. of the gate 
 
 47 . 1 • waters issued out from undei' the t. eastward 
 Zevh. 1. 9. 1 will punish all that leap on the t. 
 
 THRESHOLDS. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . + 19 . keepers of the t.Q. Chron. 23. + 4. 
 
 Nell. 12. 25. keeping ward at the t. of the gates 
 Ezek. 43.8. in setting of their threshold by my t. 
 Zevh. 2.14. desolation siiall be in the t. for he shall 
 
 THREW, 
 
 2 Sam. 16.13. Shimei t. stones at David and cast 
 2 Ktngs9. 33. they t. Jezebel down, and he trod her 
 2 Chron. 31.1. and they t. down the high places 
 Mark 12. 42. there came a cei tain poor widow and 
 
 she t. in two mites, which make a farthing 
 Lztke 9 . 42. the devil t. him down, and tare him 
 Acts 22. 23. as they cried, and t. dust in the air 
 TH REW ES r. 
 
 Nell. 9.11. their persecutors thou t. into the deeps 
 ‘ THRICE. 
 
 Exod. 34. 23. t. in the year shall all appear, 24. 
 
 2 Kings 13.18. and .loash smote t. and stayed 
 19. whereas now thou shalt smite Syria but i. 
 
 Job 33. + 29. these things worketh God twice and t. 
 Mat. 26. 34. thou shalt deny me t. 75. Mark 14. 
 
 30,72. Luke 22. 34. 61. John 13. 38. 
 Acts 10.16. this w’as done t. vessel was received up 
 2 Cor. 11.25. t. was 1 beaten with rods, once was I 
 stoned, t. I suffered shipwreck 
 12. 8. for this thing 1 besought the Lord t. 
 THROAT, 
 
 Psal. 5.9. their t. is an open sepulchre, Pom. 3.13. 
 69 . 3.1 am weary of my crying, my t. is dried 
 115.7-neither speak they through their t. 
 
 149.+ 6. let the high praises of God be in their t. 
 Prov. 23.2. put a knife to thy t. if given to appetite 
 Jsa. 58.+ 1. cry with the f. lift up tliy voice 
 Jer. 2. 25. and withhold thy t. from thirst 
 Mat. 18. 28, the servant took him by the t. 
 THRONE, 
 
 Is used for that magnificent seat whereon .sovereign 
 princes zisztally sit, to receive the homage of their 
 szthjects, or to give audience to ambassadors ; where 
 they appear with pomp and ceremony, and from 
 whence they dispense justice. The Scriptztre de¬ 
 
 scribes the throne of Solomon, as the finest and 
 richest throne in the zoorld, 1 Kings 10 . 20. There 
 was not the like made in any kingdom. It was 
 all of ivory, and plated zeith pure gold. The as¬ 
 cent was by six steps ; the back zvas round, and two 
 arms szipported the seat. 'Twelve golden lions, 
 one on each side of every step, made a principal 
 part of Its ornament. 'I'hrone is also put for sove¬ 
 reign power and dignity, it being the symbol of 
 royalty and regal authority ; thus Pharaoh tells 
 Joseph, Gen. 41. 40. Only in the throne will 1 be 
 greater tlian thou. 
 
 Heaven is the throne c/ God, Tsa. 66 . 1. The high¬ 
 est heavens are the place where he most maziifests 
 his power and glory, and shews himself in his ma¬ 
 jesty. Justice and juilgment are the habitation 
 of the throne of the Lord, Psal. 89. 14, Just 
 judgment, or jzistice in judging, is the basis or 
 foztndation of all his proceedings, and the stabi¬ 
 lity of his throne and goverziment. Christ Jesus 
 is set down at the right hand of the throne of 
 Cod, Heb. 12. 2. aiid from thence he discovers 
 himself in his state and glory, as the great Rziler 
 of the world, the King ofkhigs, and Lord of lords. 
 Our liavioui, to express the rest and satisjaction, 
 the glory, honour, and dignity, zohich the .saints 
 of God shall be possessed of in heaven, tells his 
 disciples, Luke 22. 30. That ye may sit on 
 thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. 
 'The cherubims that zusre zipon the ark of the co¬ 
 venant, were also considered as a kind of throne 
 of God: from whence it is said in many places, 
 that God dwelleth between the cherubims, 1 
 Ham. 4. 4. 2 Ham. 6 . 2. 2 Kings 19- 15. Angels 
 are called thrones. Col. 1 . 16. as having kingly 
 power; and they are also called chief princes. 
 Dan. 10. 13. 
 
 Gen. 41. 40. only in the t. will I be greater 
 Deut. 17 . 18. when he sittefh on t. of his kingdom 
 
 1 Ham. 2. 8 . to make them inherit the t. of glory 
 
 2 Ham. 3.10. to set up the t. of David over Israel 
 
 7 . 13.1 will stablish t. of his kingdom for ever, 16. 
 
 1 Kings 1.13. Solom. shall sit on riiy r. 17> 24, 30,35. 
 
 48. hath given one to sit on my t. this day 
 
 2. 4. there shall not fail thee a man on the i. of 
 Israel, 8. 25. | 9- 5. 2 Chron. 6. 16. Jer.Sli. I 7 . 
 12. Solomon sat on t. of David his father, 24. | 
 
 8. 20. 1 10. 9 . 1 Chron. 29. 23. 2 Chron. 6. 10. 
 
 10. 18. the king made a great t. 2 Chron. 9. 17. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 3. set him on his father’s t. and light 
 30. to fourth generation shall sit on the t. 15.12. 
 
 11. 19. Joash sat on the t. 2 Chron. 23. 20. 
 
 Neh. 3. 7- repaired to the t. of the governor 
 Job 36. 7- but with kings are they on the t. 
 
 Psal. 9. 4. thou sattesf in the L judging right 
 
 11. 4. the Lord’s t. is in heaven, his eyes behold 
 45. 6. thy t. O G. is for e\ er, Lam. 5. 19. Heb. 1. 8. 
 47 . 8. God sitteth on the t. of his holiness 
 89. 4. I will build thy t. to all generations^ 
 
 14. justice and judgment are habitation of thy t. 
 94 . 20. shall t. of iniq. have fellowship with thee ? 
 132. 11. of fruit of thy body will 1 set on thy t. 
 
 12. their chiltlren shall sit on thy t. for ever 
 Prov. 20. 8. a king that sitteth in t. of judgment 
 J.sa. 6. 1. 1 saw also the Lord sitting upon a t. 
 
 9. 7- on t. of David and his kingdom, to order it 
 14.13. I will exalt my t. above the stars of God 
 22. 23. Eliakim shall be for a glorious t. 
 
 47 . 1. there is no t. O daughter of Chaldeans 
 66. 1. the heaven is my t. and earth. Acts 7- 49. 
 Jer. 3. 17 . shall call Jerusalem the Lof the Lord 
 
 13. 13. 1 will fill the kings that sit on David’s t. 
 
 14. 21. do not disgi'ace the t. of thy glory 
 17 . 12. a glorious high t. from the beginning 
 
 25. kings sitting on the t. of David, 22. 4, 30. 
 
 22. 2. O king, thatsittest upon the t. 29. 16. 
 
 36. 30. he shall have none to sit on the t. of David 
 
 49 . .38. I will set m 3 - 1. in Elam, and will destroy 
 Ezek. 1. 26 . was the likeness of a t. 10. 1. 
 
 43. 7 . the place of my t. shall Isr. no more defile 
 Hag. 2. 22 . 1 will overthrow the t. of kingdoms 
 Mat. 5. .34. by heaven, for it is God’s t. 23. 22. 
 19.28. the Son of man shall sit in the t. 25. 31. 
 Luke 1 . 32. the Lord shall give him the t. of David 
 Heb. 4. 16. let us come boldly to the t. of grace 
 8 .1. on the right hand the t. of God, 12. 2. 
 
 Pev. 3. 21. to him will I grant to sit in my t. 
 
 4. 2. a t. was set in heaven, and one sat on the t. 
 
 3. there was a rainbow round about the t. 
 
 4. about the t. were four and twenty seats 
 
 5. and out of the t. proceeded lightnings and 
 tliunderings, there were seven lamps before t. 
 
 6. before the t. there was a sea of glass, in t. and 
 round about the t. were four beasts full of eyes 
 
 9. beasts gave thanks to him that sat on the t. 
 
 10. fall before him that sat on the t. 7- 11. 
 
 5. 1. in the hand of him that sat on the t. a hook 
 
 6. and lo, in the midst of the t. stood a I.amb 
 
 7 . took the book out of hand of him that sat on t. 
 
 11. the voice of many angels about the t. 
 
 13. glory be to him that sitteth on the t. 
 
 6. 16 . hide us from him that sitteth on the t. 
 
 7 . 9. a great multitude stood before the t. 
 
 10. salvation to our God which sitteth on the t. 
 
 15. they are before the r. of God, and serve him, 
 he that sittetli on the t. shall dwell among them 
 
 17- the Lamb in midst of the t. shall feed them 
 
 8.3. the golden altai- which was before the t. 
 
 14. .3. they sung as it were a new song before the t. 
 5. they are without fault before the t. of God 
 16. 17 . there came a voice from the t. 19. 5. 
 
 19. 4. tliey worshipped God that sat on the t. 
 
 £0.11. I saw a great white r.and him that sat on it 
 
 21. 5. he thatsat on t. said, behold, I make all new 
 £2. 1. a pure river proceeding out of the/. 
 
 3. the t. of God and of the Lamb shall be in it 
 His THRON E. 
 
 Exod. 11.5. from first-born that sitson his 1 . 12. 29. 
 
 ; 2 Ham. 14. 9. and the king and his t. be guiltless 
 1 Kings 1. .37. the Lord make his t. greater, 47. 
 
 2. 19 . he bowed himself, and sat down on his t. 
 33. upon his seed, and on his t. shall be peace 
 
 1 Kings 16.11. as soon as Zimn sat on his r. he slew 
 £2. 10. the king of Israel, and Jehoshaphat king 
 
 of .ludah, sat each on his t. 2 Chron. 18. 9. 
 19. I saw the J^ord sitting on/iL- 1 .2 Chron. 18.18. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 13. and .leroboam sat upon hist. 
 
 25. 28. set his t. above t. of kings, Jer. 52. .32. 
 
 Job 26. 9. he holdeth back the face of his t. 
 
 Psal. 9. 7 . he hath prepared hist, for judgment 
 89. 29. his t. to endure as the days of heaven 
 36. hist, shall endure as the sun before me 
 44. thou hast cast his t. down to the ground 
 97- 2. and judgment the habitation of his t. 
 
 103. 19. Lord hath prepared his t. in the heavens 
 Prov. 20. 28. and his t. is upholden by mercy 
 Jer. 1. 15. set each his t. at the gates of .lerusalein 
 .3.3. 21. that David should not have a son on his t. 
 43. 10. and 1 will set his t. upon these stones 
 Dan. 5.20. he was deposed from his kingly t. 
 
 7 . 9. his t. was like the fiery flame, his wheels 
 Jonah 3. 6. the king of N ineveh rose from his t. 
 Zech. 6. 13. he shall sit and rule upon his t. and he 
 
 shall be a pi iest on his t. and counsel of peace 
 Acts 2. .30. would raise up Christ to sit on his t. 
 Pev. 1. 4. from seven spirits which are before his t. 
 
 3. 21. as 1 am set down with my Father in his t. 
 
 12. 5. her child was caught up to God, to his t. 
 
 Hee Establish, Established. 
 THRONES. 
 
 Psal. 122. 5. for there are set t. of judgment 
 Isa. 14. 9 . it hath raised up from their t. the kings 
 Ezek. 26.16. princes shall come down from their t. 
 Dan. 7 . 9. 1 beheld, till the t. were cast down 
 Mat. 19 . 28. ye shall sit upon twelve t. judging 
 the twelve tribes of Israel, Luke 22. .30. 
 Col. 1. 16. all created by him, whether they be t. 
 Pev. 20. 4. and 1 saw t. and they sat upon them 
 THRONG. 
 
 Mark .3. 9. the multitude, lest they should t. Iiim 
 Luke 8. 45. the multitude r.thee and press thee 
 THRONGED. 
 
 Mark 5. 24. and much people t. him, Luke 8. 42. 
 THRONGING. 
 
 Mark 5. .31. thou seest the multitude t. thee 
 THROUGH. 
 
 Num. 25. 8. Phinehas thrust both of them t. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 2. Ahaziah felH. lattice, and was sick 
 Job 14. 9 . yet t. the scent of wafer it will bud 
 Psal. 73 . 9 . their tongue walketh t. the earth 
 Eccl. 10. 18. t. idleness the house droppeth t. 
 
 Cant. 2. 9 . he looketh, shewing himself t. the lattice 
 Isa. 27 . 4. 1 would go t. them, I would burn them 
 
 4.3. 2. when thou passest t. waters, t. the fil e 
 62. 10. go t. go t. the gates, pr epare the way 
 
 Ezek. 46. 19. after he brought me t. the entry 
 47 . 4. he measur ed, and brought me t. waters 
 Zech. 13. 9. 1 will bring the thir d part t. fire 
 Mat. 12. 43. he walketh t. dry places, seeking rest ' 
 Luke 5. 19. they let him down t. the tiling 
 John 15. .3. ye are clean t. the word I have spoken 
 17 . 11 . keepr. thine own name those given me 
 
 17 . sanctity them, t. thy truth, thy word is truth 
 20. .31. believing ye might have life t. his name 
 
 Pom. 5. 1. we have peace with God t. our Lord 
 
 Jesus 
 
 6.2.3. gift of God is eternal life t. Jesus Christ 
 
 8. 13. but if ye t. the spirit mortify the deeds 
 
 11. 36. of him, t. him, lo him, are all things 
 
 16. 27 . to God only wise be glory t. Jesus Christ 
 2 Cor. 4. 15. t. the thanksgiving of many redound 
 Gal. 2. 19 . for 1 t. the law am dead to the law 
 Eph. 2. 7 . in his kindness towards usr. Christ Jesus 
 
 22. for an habitation of God t. the Spirit 
 
 4. 6. one God, who is above all, and t. all, in all 
 
 18. t. the ignorance that is in them because of 
 
 1 'Tim. 6.10. pierced themselves t. with sorrows' 
 Heb. 9.14. who r. the eternal Spirit offered himself 
 
 10. 20. t. the vail, that is to say, his flesh 
 
 13. 20. t. the blood of the everlasting covenant 
 
 THROUGHLY. 
 
 Exod. 21.19. and shall cause him to be t. healed 
 
 2 Kings 11. 18. his images brake they in pieces t. 
 Job 6. 2. oh that my grief were t. weighed 
 
 Psal. 51. 2 . wash me/. from mine iniquity, cleanse 
 Jer. 6 . 9. they shall (. glean the remnant of Israel 
 7 . 5 . if ye t. amend your ways and your doings, if 
 ye t. execute judgment between man and man 
 
 50. .34. he shall t. plead their cause to give rest 
 Ezek. 16. 9 . 1 t. washed away thy blood from thee 
 Mat. 3.12. he will i. pui ge his floor, Luke 3. 17. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 6. but we have been t. made manifest 
 2 Tim. 3 . 17 . man of G. t. furnished to all good works 
 THROUGHOUT. 
 
 .Tosh. 24. 3. T led Abraham t. the land of Canaan 
 
 1 Ham. 2.3. 23. search him t. thousands of Judah 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 20. thus did Hezekiahf. all Judah 
 Mark 14.9. this gospel shall be preached t. the world 
 John 19 . 2.3. without seam, woven from the top t. 
 Pom. 1. 8. your faith is spoken of t. the world 
 
 Hee Generations. 
 
 THROW. 
 
 Jnda. 2.2. ye shall t. down their altars, but have not 
 
 6. 25. r.down the altar of Baal thy father hath 
 2 [\ings 9 .3.3. t. her down, so they threw her down 
 Jer. 1. 10. 1 set thee over the nations to t. down 
 31. 28. as I have watched over them, to t. down 
 Ezek. 16. . 39 . they shall t. down thine eminent place 
 l\lic. 5. H. 1 will t. down all thy strong holds 
 Mai 1. 4. they shall build, but 1 will t. down 
 THROWING. 
 
 Num. 35. 17 . if he smite him with t. a stone 
 J HROWN. 
 
 Exod. 15. 1. the horse and his rider hath he t. 21. 
 
 : .Tudg. 6. 32. because he hath t. down his altar 
 2 Ham. 20. 21. his head be t. to thee over the wall 
 1 Kings 19.10. Israel have t. down thine altars, 14. 
 Jer. .31. 40. it shall not be t. down any more 
 50. 15. foundations fallen, her walls are t. down 
 Lam. 2. 2. the Ixird hath t. down in bis wrath 
 
 17 . he hath t. down, and hath not pitied 
 Ezek. 29,5. 1 will leave thee t. into the wilderness 
 .38. 20 . and the mountains shall be t. down 
 Nah. 1. 6 . and the rocks are l. down by him 
 
 2 L 513 
 
THU 
 
 THU 
 
 THU 
 
 Mat "4. 2. not one stone left upon another, that 
 ’ shall not be t. down, Mark l.S. 2. Luke^lX. 6. 
 Jrahe 4. .‘55. when the devil had t. him in the midst 
 Kev 18 21. the city of Baby Ion shall be t. down 
 imtllS'l' 
 
 Exod.W. 1. he shall surely t. you out hence 
 
 12. .‘ly. because they were t. out ot I'-gypt 
 J\him.2'2.25. Balaam’s ass t. herself to the wall 
 
 25. 8. Pbinehas t. both of them through 
 35. 20. but if he t. him of hatred, tliat he die 
 22. Imt if he t. him suddenly without enmity 
 JXeut. 13. 5. hath spoken to t. thee outot the way 
 10. because lie sought to (. thee from the I^rd 
 15. 17 . t. the awl through his ear to the door 
 33. t 14. precious things t. forth by the moon 
 27 . he shall t. out the enemy from before thee 
 Judff. 3. 21. Ehud t. the dagger into bis belly 
 6. 38. he t. fleece together, an 1 wringed the dew 
 9 . 41. and Zebul t. out (laal and his brethren 
 54. his young men t. Abimelech through 
 11. 2. wives’ sons grew up, and they t. out .)eph. 
 
 1 iaw. 11. 2. that 1 may t. out all your right eves 
 31. 4. Saul said, Mnethrougli therewith, lest these 
 
 uncircumcised come and t. me, \ Chnni. 10.4. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. Iti. and t. his sword in his fellow sside 
 
 15. + 14. lest Absalom overtake us, and t. upon us 
 18. 14 . .Joab f. 3 darts through tfie heartof Absalom 
 2.3. 6. the sons of Belial shall be as thorns t. away 
 
 1 Kings^.^l . Solomon t. out Ahiathar from priesth. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 27. hut Gehazi came near to t. her away 
 2 (Shron. 26. 20. they t. Uzziali out from thence 
 J^sal. 118. 13. thou hast t. at me, that I might fall 
 Isa. 13. 15. every one found shall be t. through 
 
 14 19 as the raiment of those that are t. through 
 Jer. 51. 4. they that are t. through in her streets 
 E^ek. 16. 40. they shall i.thee through with swords 
 21. t 12. princes are t. down to the sword with 
 ,34 21. because ye have t. with side and shoulder 
 46. 18. to t. them out of their possessions 
 Joel 2. 8. neither shall one t. another, shall walk 
 Zech.X?). 3.shall t. him through when he prophesieth 
 Mat 11. t 12. they that r. men take it by force 
 Juke 4. 29. they rose and t. him out of the city 
 
 5 . 3 , and prayed him he would «. out a little 
 
 30. 15. thou Capernaum, shalt be t. down to hell 
 
 13. 28. .lacob in heaven, and you yourselves t, out 
 Jo/m20. 25. and t. my hand into his side, 27. 
 Acts!. 27 . he that did the wrong t. him away 
 
 . 39 . but our fathers!;, him from them 
 
 16. 24. who t. them into the inner prison 
 . 37 . and now do they t. us out privily ? 
 
 27 . 39 . minded, if it were possible, to t. in the ship 
 Jleh. 12. 20. it shall be stoned or t. through with 
 Eev 14. 15. t. in thy sickle, for the harvest is ripe 
 16! he sat on thecloud, t. in his sickle on the earth 
 18. t. in thy sharp sickle and gather the clusters 
 19 the angel t. in his sickle into the earth 
 THRUSTE'JII. 
 
 Job 32.13. God t. him down, not man 
 THUMB. 
 
 Exod. 29 . 20. then shalt thou put it on the t. of their 
 right hand. Lev. 8. 2.3, 24. 1 14. 14, 17, 25,28. 
 THUMBS. 
 
 Judg. 1. 6. they caught him and cut off his t. 
 
 7. seventy kings having their t. and toes cutoff 
 J'HUMMIM. 
 
 Urim and Thummim ; According to the Hebrew, 
 Exod. 28. 30. the literal .signification of these trvo 
 words is, light and perfection, or the shining and 
 the perfect. According to St. .Jerom^ doctrine 
 awrf judgment. According to the LXX, declara¬ 
 tion or manifestation, and truth. Some will have 
 it, that the Urim and Ihummim are only epithets 
 or explanations of the stojies of the breastplate of 
 the high priest; as if it were said. Thou shalt put 
 therein stones that are shining and perfect. 
 Others, to prove that the Urim and 'Ihummim 
 7vere not the same thing with the twelve stones in 
 the breastplate, give the following reasons. (1) 
 Because the stones were set awrf engraven in the 
 breastplate, Exod.28.17,21. fAeUrim awi/l hum 
 mini only put into it, which is a word of quite 
 different and more loose and large .signification, 
 and therefore probably does not design the same 
 thing. C2) It is not likely, that in such a brief 
 account of the sacred utensils, the same command 
 would be repeated again ; especially in more dark 
 and general words than it was_ mentioned before. 
 And how could Moses put it in, when the work¬ 
 men had fastened it there before? Or, why should 
 he be required to put it in the breastplate, when 
 it was fastened to it already, and could nut, 
 without violence, be taken from it ? (.3) Because 
 the stones were put in by the workmen, Exod. 
 39 . 10. the Urim and Thummim by Moses him¬ 
 self, Lev. 8. 8. It is objected, that where the 
 stones are mentioned, there is no mention of Urim 
 and ihummim, as in Exod. .39. 10. And that 
 where the Urim and Thunimim are meiitioned, 
 there is no mention made oj the stones, as in I.ev. 
 8. 8. which seems to shew they icere one and the 
 same thing. To which they answer, that there is 
 an evident reason for both theie omissions; of 
 the former in Exodus, because Moses mentions 
 only those things which were made by the work¬ 
 men, whereas the Urim and 1 liummim seems 
 to have been made irnmediately by or by 
 
 Moses with Cjod''s direction: oj the latter in 
 Leviticus, because the stones are implied in the 
 breastplate as a part of it, and fastened to it, 
 
 whereas there Moses only mentions what was put 
 
 in by himself. Home .say, that the Urim and 
 I'liummim were two little golden figures which 
 gave responses, which were shut up in the breast¬ 
 plate as in a purse, and which answered, with an 
 articulate voice, to all such questions as were piit 
 to them by the high priest. Others think, that the 
 name .Ieiiovah written upon, a plate of gold, -was 
 that the Scripture calls Urim and ihummim. 
 There are various other conjectures concerning the 
 Urim and 'Ihummim, but nothing certain, be¬ 
 cause the Scripture is silent in this matter, it 
 
 614 
 
 may suffice us to know^ that this was a .singular piece 
 of divine workmanship, which the high priest was 
 obliged to wear upon solemn occasions, as true oj the 
 conditions upon which (Jod engaged to give him an¬ 
 swers. 
 
 There is a great diversity of opinions likewise c m- 
 cerning the manner in whit h Ood was consulted 
 by Urim and I liummim. It is agreed, that thi^ 
 Way of consultation was used only in ajjdirs oj 
 very great importance: that the high priest was 
 the only officiating minister in this ceremony; 
 and that for this he was to be clothed in all his ponti¬ 
 fical habits ; particularly he was to have on his 
 breastplate, to which the Urim and ihummim 
 was affixed; and lastly, that he was nut allowed 
 to perfurm this solemn con.\ultation for a private 
 person, but only jor the king, for the president of 
 the Sanhedrim, for the general of the army oj 
 Israel, or for other public jiersons: and even then, 
 not upon any affair <f a private nature, hut for 
 things that relate to the public welfare of church or 
 state. 
 
 When the Urim arni Thummim was to be consulted, 
 the high priest put on his robes, and pre.sented 
 himself not in the sanctuary, where be could not 
 enter but once a year, but in the lioly place, be¬ 
 fore the curtain that parted the most holy from 
 the holy ])lace. There standing upright, and 
 turning his face toward the ark of the covenant, 
 upon which the divine presence reposed, he proposed 
 the matter,tor which he had been consulted. Le 
 hind him, at .some distance out of the holy place, 
 stood the person for whom God was consulted, ex¬ 
 pecting with humility and reverence, the answer 
 that It should please the Lord to give him. The 
 Rabbins, who are followed by Josephus, Philo, and 
 several of the ancient fathers, are of opinion that 
 the high priest having then his eyes fixed upon the 
 stones of the breastplate, which was bej’ore him,he 
 there read the answer of the Lord. The letters 
 that raised themselves out of their places, and that 
 shined with more than ordinary lustre, were formed 
 into the answer desired. Tor example, when David 
 inquired of God, whether he should go up to one of 
 the cities of Judah, 2 Sam. 2. 1. it was answered 
 him, Alah, go up. The three letters, Ain, Lamed, 
 and He, came out of their places, us it were, and 
 raised themselves above the rest, to compose that 
 word which contained the answer. 
 
 But there are.some difficulties in this opinion. AIT 
 the letters of the Hebrew alphabet were not fund 
 in the breastplate : there were four wanting, Heth. 
 'ieth, /ade, and Koph. 'To supply these, the 
 J'abbins pretend that the names oj Abraham, 
 Isaac, and Jacob, were also upon the breastplate : 
 but for all that, Teth xvonld be still wanting. 
 
 'J herefore they say, that this title also was read there, 
 Col-elle-schibte-lsrael.—See here all the tribes 
 of Israel. But all this is advanced without proof, 
 and without the least probability. A second dif¬ 
 ficulty is this, that though one should admit all 
 that the Hebrew doctors suggest in this affair, yet 
 by what rules did the high priest make a combi¬ 
 nation of these letters, and how put he them to¬ 
 gether ? Tor it is not said that they came out of 
 their places, but that they only raised themsehes 
 above the rest. Suppose, for example, that any six 
 of the letters should have swelled and shined with 
 more than ordinary lustre ; how must the high 
 priest dispose them, which must he first or last ? It 
 is answered, that in this circumstance, he was 
 always insjiired and filled with the spirit of pro¬ 
 phecy; but if it were so, then the Urim and 1 hum- 
 mim would have been unnecessary: for why 
 must miracles be multiplied loithout any occasion ? 
 The high priest needed only speak himself. And 
 perhaps the whole use of the Uriuirtwat ihummim 
 was this, to be a sign to the high priest that the 
 Lord would replenish him with an internal and 
 supernatural light, and make him know his will 
 in what was inquired after. 
 
 Others think, with a great deal of probability, that 
 God then gave his answers in articulate voices, 
 which were heard within the sanctuary, and from 
 between the cheruhims, which covered the ark or 
 the propitiatory. When the Israelites made peace 
 with the Gibeonites, they were blamed for not 
 having inquired at the mouth ot the Lord, Josh. 
 9. 14. which insinuatei that he had been used to 
 make his voice heard when he was consulted. 
 
 If it be inquired how long the custom of consulting 
 God by Urim swi/Thummim subsisted in Israel; 
 the Rabbins think, that it continued no longer 
 than under the tabernacle. It is a maxirri among 
 them, that the Holy ispirit spake to the childien of 
 Israel by Urim and ihummim while the taber¬ 
 nacle remained; and under the first temple, that 
 is, the temple of Uolomon, by the prophets ; and 
 under the second temple, or after the captivity of 
 Babylon, by the Bath-kol, or the daughter of the 
 voice. By this they mean a voice sent from heaven, 
 as that which was heard at the baptism of Christ, 
 and at his transfiguration. Mat. 3. 17 • 1 17. 5. 
 Spencer has adopted this opinion, and endeavours 
 to support it by these two arguments. 'The first is, 
 that the Urim and I liummim were a consequence 
 of the divine government, or of the 'Theocracy oj 
 the Hebrews. While the Lord immediately go¬ 
 verned his people, it was necessary that there 
 should always he a means at hand to consult him, 
 and to have recourse lo him. Secondly, that this 
 method was established to consult God upon af¬ 
 fairs that concerned the common interest of the 
 whole nation. But the 'Theocracy ceased, says 
 he, when the kingdom became hereditary in the 
 person and family of Solomon. 'Ihe interests oj 
 the nation ceased to be common, after the di¬ 
 vision of J.-irael into two monarchies; one go¬ 
 verned by Rehoboam and the other by Jeroboam. 
 I.astly, what seems to be more convincing than 
 any reasons drawn from a conformity of things, 
 it does not appear from the sacred history, that 
 
 there are any footsteps of consulting the Lord by 
 Urim and ihummim, after the construction oj 
 the temple of Solomon to the time of it.s destruc¬ 
 tion; and after its destruction, all are agreed, that 
 this was never restored to them again. 
 
 Exod. 28. .30. thou shalt put on the breastplate or 
 judgment, the urim and the t. Jjev. 8. 8. 
 Deut. 33.8. let thy t. and urim be with thy holy one 
 Ezra 2.63. stood up priest with urim andt. A'e/i. 7 . 67 . 
 i HUJSDER. 
 
 Exod. 9 . 23. the Lord sent t. and hail, the fire ran 
 29. the t. shall cease, nor shall there be hail 
 1 Sam. I. 10. tlie Lord thundered with gn at t. 
 
 12. 17 . he shall semi t. 1! 18. the Lord sent t. 
 
 Job 26.14. the t. of his power who can understand ? 
 28.26. a way for the lightning of the t. .38. 25. 
 
 . 39 ,19. hast thou clothed his neck with t.? 
 
 25. he smelleth the t. of the captainb alar off 
 Psal.’il. 18. the voice of thy t. was in the heavens 
 81.7. I answered thee in the secret place of t. 
 
 104. 7 . at the voir e of thy t. they hasted away 
 Jsa. 29.6. thou shalt be visited of the Ixird with t. 
 Mark'.’). 17 . Boanerges, which is, the sons of t. 
 
 Rev. 6. 1. 1 heard, as it were, the noise ot t. 
 
 14. 2. 1 heard a voice, as the voice of a great t. 
 
 I HLNDKR. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 10. out of heaven shall he f. upon them 
 Job 40.9. or canst thou t. witli a voice like him r 
 '1IIUNHLHS. 
 
 Exod. 9. .33. and the t. and hail ceased, .34. 
 
 19. 16 . there were t. and lightnings. Rev. 16.18. 
 
 ■Vc Seven. 
 
 THUIS DEB BOLTS. 
 
 Psal. 78. 48. he gave their flocks to hot t, 
 
 1 HUNUEREI). 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 10. the I.ord t. with a great thunder 
 
 2 Sam. 22.14. the Ixird t. from heaven, Psal. 18.13L 
 John 12. 29. they that heard it, said that it t. 
 
 THUNDERETH. 
 
 Job . 37 . 4. he t. with the voice of his excellency 
 
 5. Go(l t. marvellously with his voice 
 
 Psal. 29.3. the God of glory t. the Txird is on waters 
 'IHUKDLRIAGS. 
 
 Exod. 9 . 28. that there be no more mighty t. 
 
 20.18. and all the people saw the t. 
 
 Rev. 4. 5. out of the throne proceeded t. 19,6. 
 
 8. 5. and there were voices and t. 11. 19. 
 
 THUS. 
 
 Gen. 6.22. t. did Noah,according as G. commanded 
 
 20.16. t. she was reproved || 25.22. why am 1 t. ? 
 Exod. 5.15. wherefore dealest thou t. with us ? 
 
 12. 11. t. shall ye eat it, with your loins girded 
 14. 11. wherefore hast thou dealt t. with us f 
 l.ev. 15. 31. t. separate the children of Israel 
 16.3. t. shall Aaron come into the holy place 
 Hum. 8.14. t. shalt thou separate the LevUes 
 11. 15. if thou deal t. with me, kill me 
 Deut. 29. 24. wherefore hath the Lord done t. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 10 . wherefore Best thou t. on thy face i 
 Judg.l’,. 1. men said, why hast thou serveil us t.? 
 
 1.3.18. why askest thou t. after my name 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 9 . if they say t. to us, tai ry till we come 
 
 10. but if they say t. come, up to us, then we will 
 20 . 7 . if he say t. it is well, 2 Sam. 15. 26. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 22. 1 will yet be more vile than t. 
 
 18.14. .loab said, 1 may not tarry t. with thee 
 
 3.3. as he went t. he said, O my son Absalom 
 
 1 Khigs 3. 22. t. they spake before the king 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 22. t. the Lord saved Hezekiah 
 Ezra 5.11. and t. they returned us answer 
 
 6. 2. and therein was a record t. written 
 
 Neh. 5.13. even t. be he shaken out and emptied 
 Esth. 6. 9 . t- shall it be done to the man whom, 11. 
 fob 27 .12. why then are ve. t. altogether vain r 
 Psal.7:i. 15. if I say I will speak t. behold 
 21. t. my heart was grieved, and 1 was pricked 
 128. 4. t. shall the man he blessed that feareth Lord 
 J.vrt. 24.13. when t. it shall be in the midst of land 
 47 . 15. r. shall they be unto thee with whom 
 .Ter. 4 . 27 . for t. hath the Lord said, 6. 6. 
 
 5. 13. t. shall it he done unto them 
 18 23. deal t. with them in time ot thine anger 
 22. 8. why hath the Ix)rd done t. to this great city ? 
 26. 19 . t. might we procure evil against our souls 
 Ezek.M. 18. to whom art thou t. like in glory r 
 Amos 2. 11. is it not even t. O children of Israel 
 Mai. 1.1.3. t. ye brought an offering should 1 accept 
 Mat 2. 5. t. it is written of tfie prophet. Luke 24.46. 
 .3. 1.5. t. it becomes us to fulfil all righteousness 
 26 .54. scriptures be fulfilled, that t. it must be 
 luke 1.25. t. hath Lord dealt with me in the days 
 2. 48. son, why hast thou t. dealt with us 
 
 11 . 45 . master, t. saying, thou reproachest us also 
 17 ! .30. t. shall it be when Son of man is revealed 
 18. 11. Pharisee prayed t. God, 1 thank thee 
 
 22 ! 51. .lesus answered and said, suffer ye t. far 
 23 46. .lesus having said t. he gave up the ghost 
 04 .36. as they t. spake, lesus himselt in the midst 
 *40. when he had t. spoken, he shewed his hands 
 46 t. it is written, t. it behoved Christ lo suffer 
 John 4. 6. .lesus wearied with journey, sat t. on well 
 
 11.4.3. when had t. spoken, he cried, l.azaruscome 
 48. if we let him t. alone, all will believe 
 
 Acts2l. 11. he said, t. saith the Holy Ghost 
 Rom. 9 .20. thing formed say, why hast made me t.? 
 
 1 Cor. 14.25. /. are secrets ot his heart mademanitest 
 
 2 Cor. 5.14. for the love of Christ constrains us, be¬ 
 
 cause we t. judge, that if one died for all, 
 then all dead 
 
 Phil. 3.15. let as many as be perfect, be t. minded 
 Heb. 6. 9 . better things of you, though we t. speak 
 Rev. 9. 17 . t. 1 saw horses in vision, them that sat 
 16.5. art righteous, because thou hast judged t. 
 See Diu, Do, I.onu. 
 
 THUS and THUS. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 20. Achan .said t. and t. have T done 
 Judg. 18.4. t. and t. dealeth Micah with me 
 2 Sam. 17 .15. t. andt. did Ahithophel counsel AN 
 salom, and t. and t. have I counselled 
 \-Kings 14. 5. t. and t. shalt say to .leroboam's wife 
 2 Kings 5. 4. t. and t. said the maid ot Israel 
 9 .12. he said, t. and t. spake he to me, saying 
 
 
TIM 
 
 TIM 
 
 TIM 
 
 THYINE. 
 
 Rev. 18. 12. none buy the merchandise of t. wood 
 TIDINGS. 
 
 Exod. .33. 4. when the people heard these evil t. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 19. when Pliinehas’ wife heard the r. 
 
 11. 4. they told the t. of the men of .labesh, 5. 
 
 27 . 11. David saved none alive to brins t. to Gath 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 4. when t. came of .Saul and .lonathan 
 
 13. .‘10. t. came, sayiny, Absalom hath slain the 
 
 18. 19 . let me now run and bear the king t. 
 
 20. Joab said, thou shall not bear t. this day 
 
 22. why wilt thou run ’ thou hast no t. ready 
 31. Cushi came, Cushi said, t. my lord the king 
 
 1 Kings 2. 28. then t. came to .loab and Joab tied 
 
 14. 6. tor I am sent to thee with heavy t. 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 9. and sent to carry t. to their idols 
 Psal. 112. 7 . he shall not be afraid of evil t. 
 
 Jer. 20. 15. cursed be the man that brought t. 
 
 49. 23. for they have heard evil t. faint-hearted 
 E^ek. 21. 7 . that thou shalt answer for the t. 
 
 Van. 11. 44. t. out of the east shall trouble him 
 Luke 1.19. I am sent to shew thee these glad t. 2.10. 
 
 8. 1. shewing the glad t. of the kingdom of God 
 Acts 11. 22. i. of tliese things came to the church 
 
 13. .32. and we declare unto you, glad t. the promise 
 
 21. .31. t. came to the chief captain of the band 
 Main. 10. 15. that bring glad t. of good things 
 
 I IE. [.5’es Good. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 7 . and t. the kine to the cart, 10. 
 
 1 Kings 18. t44. t. thy chariot, and get thee down 
 20. t 14. who shall t. the battle r he said. Thou 
 
 Etov. 6. 21. bind on thy heart and t. about thy neck 
 TIED. 
 
 Exod. . 39 . .31. and they t. to it a lacc of blue 
 
 2 Kings 7. 10. no man there, but horses t. asses t. 
 Mat. 21.2. ye shall lind an ass t. and a colt with her, 
 
 bring them to me, Mark 11. 2. 4. Luke 19. 30. 
 TILE. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 1. thou also, son of man, take thee a t. 
 
 1 ILING. 
 
 Luke 5.19. they let him down thro’ the t. with couch 
 TILL. 
 
 Ven. 19. 22. do any thing t. thou be come thither 
 
 1 Sam. 22. .3. t. 1 know what God will do for me 
 
 2 Sam. .3. .35. if I taste bread t. the sun be down 
 2 Chron. 26. 15. he was helped t. he was strong 
 
 .36. 16 . t. the wrath arose, t. there w’as no remedy 
 Ezra 2 . 6.3. t. there stood up a priest, Neh. 7 . 65. 
 
 9 . 14. be angry with us t. thou hadst consumed us 
 Job 14.14. all days will I wait t. my change come 
 
 27 . 5. t. I die II Isa. 22.14. not purged, t. ye die 
 Esal. 10. 15. seek his wickedness <. thou find none 
 Prov. 29.11. a wise man keepeth it in t. afterwards 
 Ercl. 2. .3. t. 1 might see what was that good 
 
 4.'ant. 2. 7. Stir not up my love t. he please, 3. 5. 
 
 Isa. 5 . 8 . that lay field.to field, t. there be no place 
 62. 7 . and give him no rest, t. he establish, and t. 
 
 he make Jerusalem a praise in the earth 
 .Jer. 49 . 9. destroy t. they have enough, Chad. 5. 
 
 52. .3. t. be had cast them out from his presence 
 Lam. .3. 50. t. the Lord look down from heaven 
 Ezek. 28. 15. was perfect t. iniquity was found in 
 Van. 4. 2 . 3 . t. sever, times pass over him 
 
 12. 1.3. but go thou thy way t. the end be 
 Vos. 5. 15 . t. they acknowledge their offence 
 
 10. 12. t. he rain righteousness upon you 
 
 Mat. 1. 25. t. she had brought forth her first-born 
 
 5. 18. t. heaven and eartli pass, one jot not pass 
 Luke 12. 50. I afn straiteneef t. it be accomplished 
 
 15. 8. doth not seek diligently t. she find it 
 
 19 . 1.3. he said unto them, occupy t. I come 
 John 21. 22. if I will that he tarry t. I come, 23. 
 Acts'i.Ul. t. another king arose who knew not Joseph 
 
 23. 12. not eat, t. they had killed Paul, 14, 21. 
 Eph. 4. 13. t. we all come in the unity of faith 
 Phil. 1. 10. without offence, t. the day of Christ 
 
 J Tim. 4. 13. t. 1 come, give attendance to reading 
 Eev. 2. 25. that which ye have, hold fast t. 1 come 
 
 7 . 3. t. we ha>e sealed the servants of our God 
 15. 8 . t. the seven plagues were fulfilled 
 
 20. 3. t. the thousand years sliould be fulfilled 
 
 See Consumed, Morning, Until. 
 
 11LT,, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 2. 5. w'as not a man to t. the ground, 3. 23. 
 
 '^ ■''am. 9 . 10. and thy servants shall t. the land 
 Jer. 27 . 11. they' shall t. it, and dwell therein 
 TILLAGE. 
 
 3 Chron. 27. 26. Ezri vvas over them that were for t. 
 Neh. 10. . 37 . Levites might have the tithes of t. 
 Prov. 1.“!. 23. much food is in the t. of the poor 
 TILLED. 
 
 Ezek. .36. 9. I am for you, ye shall be t. and sown 
 36. 31. and the desolate land shall be t. 
 
 TILLER. 
 
 •Gen. 4. 2. but Cain was a t. of the ground 
 TILLEST. 
 
 Gen. 4. 12. when thou t. ground, it shall not yield 
 TILLEITL 
 
 Prov. 12. 11. he that t. land shall be satisfied 
 
 28. 19. he that t. his land shall have plenty 
 TIMBER. 
 
 iep. 14. 45. he shall break down the t. thereof 
 1 Kings 5.18. so they prepared t. and stones to build 
 the house, 1 Chron. 00, 14 . o Chron. 2. 9. 
 15. 22. and they took away the t. of Ramah 
 Ezra 5. 8 . t. is laid in the walls, w'ork prospereth 
 
 6. 11. let t. be pulled down from his house 
 Neh. 2. 8. that he may give me t. to make beams 
 Ezek. 26. 12. they shall lay tliy t. in the water 
 Vab. 2. 11. the beam out of the t. shall answer 
 ■ Zech. 5. 4. it shall consume it with the t. thereof 
 TIMBREL. 
 
 Exod. 15. 20. and Miriam took a t. in her hand 
 Job 21. 12. they take the t. and harp, and rejoice 
 Psal. 81. 2. take a psalm, bring hither the t. 
 
 149. 3. let them sing praises to him with the t. 
 
 150. 4. praise him with the t. and dance, praise 
 
 IIMRRELS. 
 
 Exod. 15.20. all the women wentout after her with L 
 Judg. 11. 34 . his daughter came out with t. 
 
 S Sam, 6. 5. David and house of Israel played 
 before the Lord on t. 1 Chron. 13. 8. 
 
 1 Psal. 68.25. were the damsels playing with t. 
 
 Jer 31. t 4 . thou shalt be adorned with thy t. 
 TIME. 
 
 This term is commonly taken for the measure of 
 motion, or for the duration of any thing. It is aUo 
 taken for opportunity, or the favorable moment of 
 doing or omitting any thing. Eccl. 8 . ,5. A wise 
 man’s heart discerneth both time'Ana judgment: 
 he knoios both what he ought to do, and what are the 
 fittest seasons for doing it. Our Saviour says, in 
 John 7 . 6 , 8 . My time is not yet come ; by 
 which some understand, the time of his death; 
 others, the season of his appearing publicly in the 
 world; and others, the time of his going up to the 
 feast of tabernacles: that is, I know my time to 
 go, when it will be most safe and proper Jur me. 
 
 1 shall be there some time during the feast, but 
 
 my time is not yet come. The time of the ven¬ 
 geance of God is sometimes called the time ot the 
 Lord, the time of his visiting. Jer. 50. 27, 31. 
 Woe unto them, for their day is come, the time 
 of their visitation. . . t-, 
 
 To gain the time, is mentioned in Dan. 2. 8 . I 
 know' of certainty that ye would gain the time. 
 The magicians required a length of time/row the 
 king to explairi his dream, hoping that his desire 
 of knowing might have passed away, or that the 
 dream might have come into his memory. Ht. Paul 
 advises the faithful to redeem the time, because 
 the days are evil, Kph. 5. 16. Time is redeemed 
 when we carefully embrace and improve all the 
 occasions and opportunities which the J.Aird pre¬ 
 sents unto vs for his glory, and the good of our¬ 
 selves and others ; not suffering these seasons to be 
 stolen from us, and lost by cares and thoughts 
 about the world: and whereas we have lost and 
 misimproved much time, we ought therefore to 
 double our diligence, and do the more good in time 
 to come. 
 
 King Ahasuerus consulted with the wise men \vho 
 knew the times, Esth. 1 . 13. That is, he advised 
 with his counsellors that understood the history, 
 the customs, and the laws of the Persians. The 
 knowledge of history is one of the principal quali¬ 
 fications of a statesman. Pot how should he know 
 the interest of his country, if he is ignorant of its 
 times, revolutions, and remarkable occurrences ? 
 St. Jerom has it in his translation, he consulted the 
 sages that were always near his person, according 
 to the custom of kings. 'The Chaldee paraphrast 
 will have it, that he consulted the children of 
 Issachar, who were skilful in the knowledge of 
 times atid seasons. This tribe was noted for their 
 kno-wledge of the times. 1 Chron. 12. 32. Of the 
 children of Issachar, which were men that had 
 understanding of the rtVwe.t, to know what Israel 
 ought to do. Some by this understand their know¬ 
 ledge of the stars, and of the several seasons and 
 changes of the air ; which might be of good use in 
 husbandry, to which this tribe was addicted. Others 
 think, that by this is to be understood their politi¬ 
 cal prudence in discerning and embracing the fit 
 seasons for all their actions. 
 
 Christ Jesus says to his apostles, who asked him if he 
 was soon to restore the kingdom to Israel, It is 
 not for j'ou to know the times and seasons, which 
 the Father hath put in his own power. Acts 1 . 7 . 
 'They still thought that the kingdom oj the Messiah 
 was to be a temporal kingdom : but afterwards they 
 were undeceived, and the Holy Ghost, which they 
 received at the time of Pentecost, instructed them, 
 that the complete kingdom of the Messiah, the 
 renewing of all things, was not to take place before 
 the end of the world. Acts 3. 20, 21. where St. 
 Peter, speaking to the Jews, calls this Xixne, a time 
 of refreshing, and the times of the restitution of 
 all things. St. Paul, 1 Thess. 5. 1, 2. makes use 
 of almost the same terms, in which our Saviour 
 expressed himself to his apostles, concerning his 
 last coming. But of the times and seasons ye 
 have no need that I write unto you : for ye know 
 that the day of the Lord cometh as a thief in the 
 night. 
 
 Time is put for a year. Seven times,' that is, seven 
 years, Dan. 4. 16. Acceptable time, is the time 
 • of the favour, of the goodness, and of the mercy, of 
 God, Psal. 69. 13. My prayer is unto thee in an 
 acceptable time. I pray in a time of grace. 1 
 seek thee when thou mayest be found in a good day, 
 in the day of grace and mercy. The devils com¬ 
 plained, RIat. 'b. 29. that Christ was come to tor¬ 
 ment them before the time : that is, before the last 
 judgment, at which the devils will be thrown for 
 ever into the fire prepared for them. The fulness 
 of time, is the time which God had appointed and 
 predicted as the fittest season for the coming of the 
 Messiah, Gal. 4. 4. The Psalmist says, Psal. 31. 
 15. My times are in thy hand : that is, the time 
 of my life, how long 1 shall live ; or all the affairs 
 and events of my life are wholly in thy power, to 
 di.spose and order as thou seest fit. 
 
 Gen. 18.10. return according to the t. of life, 14. 
 24. 11. the t. that women go out to draw water 
 .39.5. from the E he had made him overseer 
 47 . 29 . the t. drew nigh that Israel must die 
 Exod. 21. 19 . only he shall pay for loss of his r. 
 Lev. 15. 25. if beyond the t. of her separation 
 18.18. a wife besides the other in her life-r. 
 
 Num. 13. 20. the t. was the t. of first ripe grapes 
 26. 10. what t. the fire devoured 250 men 
 Deut. 16. 9 . such t. thou put the sickle to the corn 
 Josh. 10. 27 . at the t. of the going down of the sun 
 Joshua commanded, 2 Chron. 18. 34. 
 42. and their land did .loshua take at one t. 
 
 Judg. 18.31. all the t. the house of God was in Shiloh 
 
 2 Ham. 7 . 11. since the t. 1 commanded judges 
 11 . 1 . at the t. when kings go forth to battle 
 23.8. against eight hundred he slew at one t. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is itr. to receive money and garments 
 1 Chron. 9. 25. were to come from t. to t. with them 
 Ezra 4. 10. peace, and at such a t. I 7 .1 7.. 12. 
 
 10. 13. people are many, and it is a t. of rain 
 
 Neh. 2.6. when wilt thou return ? and I set him a r. 
 Job 6. 17 . what t. they wax warm they vanish 
 9. 19 . if of juflgment, who shall set me a t. to plead 
 
 15. 32, it shall be accomplished before his t. 
 
 22. 16. w icked, which were cut down out ot t. 
 
 .‘18.2.3. which I reserved against the r. ot trouble 
 .‘19. 1. knowestthou the t. they bring torth .'2. 
 
 Psal. .‘12. 6. in a t. w hen thou mayest be tound 
 
 37 . 19. they shall not be ashamed in the evil t. 
 
 41.1. the Lord will deliver him in t. of trouble 
 56. 3. what t. 1 am atraid, I w ill trust in thee 
 69. 13. my prayer is to ttiee in an acceptable r. 
 
 81. 15. their t. should have endured tor ever 
 89.4'7. remember how short my t. is 
 105. 19. until ther. that Ins word came 
 Eccl. 3. 1. there is a t. to every purpose, 17- I 8. 0. 
 
 2. a t. to be born, aiid a /. to die; a r. to plant 
 
 7 . 17 . why shouldest thou die before thy t. ! 
 
 8.5. a wise man’s heartdiscerneth r. and judgment 
 9 . 11. but t. and chance happeiieth to them all 
 12. so are the sons of men snared in an evil t. 
 
 Isa. 26. 17 . that di aweth near the t.of tier delivery 
 
 28. 19 liom the t. it goeth torth it shall take you 
 -)5. 21. who hath declared this from ancient t. 
 
 48 16. from the t. that it was, there am 1 
 49 . 8 . in an acceptable t. have 1 heard thee, and 
 in a day of salvation helped thee, 2 Cor. 6. 2. 
 60. 22. I the Lord will hasten it in his t. 
 
 Jer.t). 15. at the t. 1 visit they shall be cast down 
 
 8. 7 . crane and swallow observe the t. ot coming 
 
 15. looked for a t. ot health, and beiiold trouble 
 14. 8. the .Saviour thereof in t. of trouble 
 
 19 . and fi r the t. or healing, and behold trouble 
 . 3 ( 1 . 7 . it is even the t. of Jacob’s trouble 
 46. 21. and the t. of their visitation, 50. 27- 
 49. 8. the t. that 1 will visit him, 50. 31. 
 
 I'J. and who w ill appoint me the r. ^ 50. 44. 
 
 51. 33. Babylon like a floor, it is/, to thresh her 
 Ezek. 4 . 10. trom /. to /. shalt thou eat it 
 
 16. 8. thy /. was the /. ot h^ e, 1 spread my skirt 
 57 . as at the t. of thy reproacli of daughters 
 
 .30. 3. (jay is near, it shall be the t. ot tlie heathen 
 Dan. 2. 8.1 know’ that ye would gain the /. 
 
 9. to speak before one, till the t. be changed 
 
 16 . Daniel desired that he would give him /.^ 
 
 .3.5. at what /.ye hear the sound or cornet, l5. 
 
 7 . 12. yet their lives were prolonged tor a t. 
 
 22. the /. came that the saints possessed kingdom 
 
 25. until At. and the dividing ot /. 12. 7. 
 
 8 . 17 . at the /. of the end shall be the vision 
 
 9 .21. touched me about the /. of evening oblation 
 11.24. he shall fore> ast his devices for a/. 
 
 35. to make them white, to the /. ot the end 
 49. at the t. of the enfi sliall the king of the south 
 
 12. 1. and there shall be a/, of trouble 
 
 4. seal the book, even to the /. of the end, 9. 
 
 11. from the /. the daily sacrifice betaken away 
 Hos. 10. 12. it is/. to seek the Lead, till he come 
 Mic. 5. 3. till the /, that she which travaileth 
 Hap. 1.4. is it /. to dwell in your ceiled houses? 
 '/.ech. 14. 7- that at evening t. it shall be light 
 Mai. 3. 11. nor vine cast her fruit before the t. 
 
 AJat. 1. 11. aboutthe/. they were carried away 
 2. 7. Herod enquired what /. star appeared 
 8. 29. art thou come to torment us betore the /. ? 
 21.31. and when the /. of the fruit drew near 
 
 26. 18. the master saith. my /. is at*liand 
 Mark 1. 15. the /. is tultilled, repent anci believe 
 4. 17. have no root, and so endure but for a /. 
 
 6. 35. this is a desert, and now the /. is far passed 
 11. 1.3. for the /.of tigs was not yet 
 
 13. 33. watch, for ye know not when the /. is 
 Luke 1 . 57 . Elisabeth’s full /. came to be delivered 
 
 4. 5. shevved him all kingdoms in amoinentot /. 
 
 7 . 45. but this woman, since the /. I came in 
 
 8. 13. which in /. of temptation fall away 
 
 13. 35. ye shall not see me till the /. coine when 
 19. 44. thou knewest not the /. of thy visitation 
 John'1.6. my/. is not come, your/. is always ready 
 16 . 2. the /. cometh, that whosoever killethyou 
 25. the /. cometh when I shall no more speak 
 Acts 1. 21. all the /. the Lord went in and out 
 7 . 17 . but when the /. of the promise drew ni.gh 
 
 29. in which /. Moses was born, and was lair 
 
 17 . 21 . spent their t. in nothing else, but to tell 
 Ko/n. 1.3. 11. it is high t. to awake out of sleep 
 
 1 Cor.4. 5. therefore judge noilung before the t. 
 
 7 . 5 . defraud not, e.xi ept w ith consi/nt lor a /. 
 
 29 . but this 1 say, brethren, the /. is short 
 Eph. 5. 16 . redeeming the /. Col. 4. 5. 
 
 1 Thess. 2.17. being taken from you for a short t. 
 
 2 'Thess. 2. 6. that he might be revealed in his/. 
 
 2 'Tim. 4.‘A. /.come, when they will not endure 
 
 6. and the /. of my departure is at hand 
 Heb. 4. 16 . may find grace to help m /. ot need 
 
 5. 12. when for the /. ye ought to be teachers 
 
 9. 9 . which was a figure for the /. then present 
 
 10. imposed on them till the /. of reformation 
 
 11. .32. the /. would fail meto tell of (jideoii 
 Jam. 4.14. a vapour that appeareth a little /. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.11. what manner of /. the sjririt of Christ 
 
 17 . pass the /. of your sojourning here in tear 
 
 4. 2. he should no longer live the rest ot his/. 
 Rev. 1,3. for the /. is at hand, 22. 10. 
 
 10. 6. sware, that there should be/, no longer 
 
 11. 18. /. of tlie dead, that they should be judged 
 
 12. 12. he knoweth that he hath but a short /. 
 
 14. she is nourished fora /. and times, and half a t 
 Any TIME. 
 
 I.ev.lH. 32. the I.evites may redeem Aianyt. 
 
 Num. Ml. 26. if the slayer at any t. come without 
 1 Ham. 20. 12. sounded’my father to morrow any t. 
 
 1 Kings 1.6. father had not displeased him at any t. 
 Mat. 4. 6. angels shall bear thee up, lest at any t. 
 thou dash thy foot against a stone, Luke 4.11. 
 
 5. 25. lest at any t. the adversary deliver thee 
 
 13. 15. lest at any t. they should see, Mark 4. 12. 
 Luke 15. 29. nor transgressed 1 -Atany t. thy com. 
 
 21. .34. lest at any t. your hearts be overcharged 
 John 1. 18. no man hath seen God at any t. 
 
 5. 37 . nor have ye heaid his voice at any t. 
 
 Acts 11,8. nothing unclean hath at any t. entered 
 
 a L 2 515 
 
TIM 
 
 TIT 
 
 TOE 
 
 1 Cor. 9.7. who goeth a warfare ati^/1. at his cliarges 
 1 'I'hess. 2. 5. nor at any t. used we haltering words 
 Jleh. 1.5. to whic h of the angels said he at c/z/y/. 13. 
 
 2. 1. lestatrt/( 2 z t. we should let tliein slip 
 1 John 4. 12. no man hath seen (iod at any t. 
 
 <See Ai’i’oiNTiiD, HF.i’oitu, Co.mf, D4Y, Due. 
 J/i r/ze TIM Iv 
 
 Gen. 38. 27. came to pass in the t. of her travail 
 J'.xod. .31. 18. commanded m the t. of month Ahib 
 Judy. 10. 14. let them deliver of trihiilation 
 
 15. 1. in the t. of wheat harvest .Samson visited 
 
 1 Kinys 15. 2.3. in the t. of old age he wasdiseaseil 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 22. in the t. of distress did lie tres- 
 
 ()ass 
 
 'Neh. 9. 27 . in the t. of their trouble thou heaniest 
 J'sal. 4. 7 . more than in the t. when corn increased 
 21. 9 . as a fiery oven in the t. of thine anger 
 
 27 . 5. in the t. of trouble he shall hide me 
 . 37 . .39. he is their strength in the t. of trouble 
 71 . 9 . cast me not off in the t. of old age 
 Prov. 25. 1.3. as the cold of snow in the t. of harvest 
 
 19 . confidence in unfaithful man inthet. of trouble 
 lia. .3.3. 2. be thou our salvation in the t. of tiouble 
 Jer. 2. 27 . in the t. of trouble they will say 
 
 28. if they can save thee iti the t. ot tiouble 
 8 12. in the t. of visitation they shall be cast down 
 10.15. in the t. of visitation tliey perish, 51. 18. 
 
 11. 12. shall not save them at all in the t. of trouble 
 
 14. I will not hear them in the t. that they cry 
 
 15. 11. verily 1 will cause enemy to entreat these 
 well in the t. of evil, and iti the t. ot affliction 
 
 18. 23. deal thus with them in the t. of thine anger 
 50. 16 . handleth the sickle in the t. of harvest 
 lizek. 27 . 34. in the t. when thou shall be broken 
 35. 5. had a perpetual hatied, in the t. of their 
 calamity, in the t. that their iniquity had an end 
 Ilos. 2. 9. I will take away my corn ;/ie r. thereof 
 Zech. 10. 1. ask rain m ;/ie f. of the latter rain 
 Mat. 13. .3 ). in the t. of harvest 1 will say to reapers 
 jjuke^. 27 . were many lepers in the t. of Eliseus 
 iiee Last, Long, Many, Old, Past, Process. 
 iSame TIME. 
 
 Nnm. .32. 10. Lord’s anger was kindled the same t. 
 IJeut. 9. 20. I prayed for Aaron also the .same t. 
 
 2 Kinys 8. 22. yet Edom revolted, then Libnali 
 revolted at the same t. 2 Chron. 21. 10. 
 2 Chron. 15. 11. they offered the same t. 700 oxen 
 
 16 . 10. Asa oppressed the people at the same t. 
 Kzra 5. 3. at the same t. came to them Tatnai 
 Jer. 39. 10. gave them vineyards at the same t. 
 Kzek, .38. 10. at the same t. shalt tliou think evil 
 Dan. 4. .36. at the same t. my reason returned 
 
 12. 1. trouble, such as never was to that same t. 
 Acts 19. 23. the same t. there aros no small stir 
 
 See Second, Set. 
 
 That 1 1 M E. 
 
 Judy. 11. 26. why did ye not recover in that t. 
 
 1 Sam. 11 . 9 . to-morrow by that t. the sun be hot 
 Kzra 5. 16. since that t. hath it been in building 
 Keh. 4. 16. to pass from that t. forth, 1.3. 21. 
 
 Isa. 16 . 13. spoken concerning Moab since that t. 
 
 18. 7- in that t. shall the present be brought 
 44.8. have 1 not told thee from that t. and declared 
 45. 21. who hath told it from that t.? 
 
 48. 8. from that t. that thine ear was not opened 
 Jer. 50. 4. that t. Israel shall come weeping 
 
 20. in that t. the iniquity of Israel not be found 
 Amos 5. 1.3. the prudent keep silence in that t. 
 
 Mat. 4. 17 . from that t. .lesus began to preach 
 
 16. 21. from that t began to shew his disciples 
 
 26. 16. from that t. .ludas sousht opportunity 
 l.uke 16 . 16 . since that t. kingdom of (1. is preached 
 John 6. 66. from that t. many disciples went back 
 Acts 12. 1. about that t. Herod stretched to vex 
 At that TIM E. 
 
 Num. 22. 4. Balak was king of Moab at that t. 
 Dent. 1. 9 . and 1 spake to you at that t. saying 
 16. I charged your judges at that t. saying 
 18. I commanded you at that t. 3.18. 
 
 3. 21. I commanded Joshua at that t. saying 
 23. 1 besought the Lord at that t. saying 
 5. 5. I stood between the Lord and you at that t. 
 
 9. 19 . the Lord hearkened to me at that t. 10. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 18. the ark was at that t. with Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 18. Israel brought under at that t. 
 
 30. .3. they could not keep the passover at thatt. 
 .35. 17 . Israel kept the passover at that t. 
 
 Jer. 3. 17- at that t. they shall call .lerusalem 
 
 8. \. at that t. they shall bring out the bones 
 
 .33. 15. at that t. cause the branch of righteousness 
 Dan. 12. 1. at that t. shall Michael stand up 
 Mic. 3. 4. will hide his face from them at that t. 
 Zeph. 1. 12. at that t. I will search Jerusalem 
 3. 19- at that t. 1 will undo all that afflict thee 
 
 20. at that t. will 1 bring you aeain, in time 
 Luke 2.3. 7 . himself was at Jerusalem at that t. 
 Acts 8. 1. at that t. was a great persecution 
 Eph. 2. 12. at that t. ye were without Christ 
 
 See Third. 
 
 This TIME. 
 
 Gen. 29. 34. this t. will my husband be joined 
 Exod. 8. .32. Pharaoh hardened his heart at this t. 
 
 9. 14. I will at this t. send all my plagues 
 
 18. to-morrow about i/ii.r t. 1 will cause it to rain 
 
 27 . and Pharaoh said, I have sinned this t. 
 
 Num. 2.3. 2.3. according to this t. it shall be said 
 Judy. 13. 23. nor would as at this t. have told us 
 
 21. 22. for ye did not give unto them at this t. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 1.3. for about this t. ye shall find him 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 7 , the counsel is not good -eAthis t. 
 
 1 Kinys". 26. I will not at thist. put thee to death 
 19 .2. to-morrow </iL i. 20.6. 2 A'zwinT. 1,18. I 10.6. 
 Neh. 1.3. 6. in all this t. was not 1 at Jerusalem 
 Esth. 4. 14. for if thou boldest thy peace at this t. 
 
 art come to the kingdom for such a t. as this 
 Psal. 113. 2. blessed be the Lord from this t. forth 
 115. 18. we will bless the I.ord from this t. forth 
 121. 8. he will preserve thee from this t. forth 
 J.ta. 48. 6. I have shewed new things from this t. 
 Jer. 3. 4. wilt thou not from this t. cry unto me ? 
 51. 6. this is the t. of the Lord’s vengeance 
 Mic, 2. 3. nor go haughtily, for this t is evil 
 
 516 
 
 Mat. 24. 21. tribulation such as was not since the 
 beginning of the world to thist. .Mark 13. 19. 
 Mark 10. .30. but he shall receive an hundred fold 
 now in this t. and eternal life, Luke 18. 30. 
 Luke 12. 56. liow is it ye do not discern r/iw t.? 
 John 11. . 39 . I-ord, by thist. he stinketh 
 Acts 1.6. wiltthou at//D.n;. restore the kingdom? 
 24.25. Felix answered, go thy way for this i. 
 
 Rom. 3.26. to declare nithis t. his righteousness 
 
 8. 18. that the sufferings of t/iA present t. 
 
 9. 9. at thist. will I come, Sara shall have a son 
 il. 5. so at this present!, there is a remnant 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 12. his wifi was not to come utthis t. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 14. that now at this t. your abundance 
 
 ITM ES. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 36. he hath supplanted me these two t. 
 Lev. 19. 26. ye sliall not observe!. Dent. 18.10,14. 
 Deut. 4. 42. the slayer hated him not in !. past 
 Judy. 13. 25. the .Spirit began to move him at t. 
 
 16. 20. I will go out as at other !. and shake 
 
 20. .30. put themselves in array as at other t. 
 
 .31. the Henjamites began to kill as at other!. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 10. the Ixird called as at other t. Samuel 
 18. 10. David played with his hand as at other!. 
 
 2 ). 25. the king sat on his seat as at other !. 
 
 2 Kinys 19. 25. hast thou not heard long ago how of 
 
 ancient t. that 1 have formed it r Isa. 37 . 26. 
 
 21. 6. Manasseh observed !. 2 Chron. 33. 6. 
 
 1 Chr. 12. .32. men that had understanding of the!. 
 
 29. .30. the t. that went over him and over Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 5. in those !. there was no peace 
 Esth. 1. 1.3. the wise men which knew the !. 
 
 Job 24. 1. !. are not hidden from the Almighty 
 Psal. 9. 9. Lord will be a refuge in !. of trouble 
 
 10. 1. why hidest thou thyself in t. of trouble ? 
 
 .31.15. my !. are in thy hand,deliver me from enem. 
 44. 1. what works thou didst in the !. of old 
 77 . 5 . 1 have considered the years of ancient !. 
 Isa. .33. 6. knowledge shall be the stability of thy !. 
 46. 10. from ancient !. things not yet done 
 I'.zek. 12. 27 . he prophesied of the !. far off 
 Dan. 2. 21. hechamieth the t. and the seasons 
 
 7 . 25. he shall think to chanse !. and laws 
 9 . 25. the streets shall be built in troublous!. 
 
 11. 14. in those !. there shall many stand up 
 
 12. 7 . for a time, !. and an half. Rev. 12. 14. 
 
 Mat. 16 3 . butcanye notdiscern the signs of the !..’ 
 iMke^l. 24. till the !. of the Gentiles be fulfilled 
 Acts 1 . 7 . it is not for you to know the !. or seasons 
 
 3. 19 . when the !. of refreshing shall come 
 21. till the !. of restitution of all things 
 14. 16. who in !. past suffered all nations to walk 
 
 17. 26. hath determined the t. before appointed 
 .30. the !. of this ignorance God winked at 
 
 Rom. 11. 30. as ye in!, past have not believed God 
 2Cer.11.24.of tlie .lews five !. received 1 forty stripes 
 Gal. 1. 23. that he which persecuted us in t. past 
 
 4. 10. ye observe rlays and months, t. and years 
 I'.ph. 1.10. in the dispensation of the fulness of t. 
 
 1 Thess. 5.1. of the !. ye have no need that I write 
 
 1 Tim. A. 1. in latter !. some shall depart from faith 
 6. 15. which in his !. he shall shew who is king 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 1. in last days perilous !. shall come 
 Tit. 1, .3. hath in due !. manifested his word 
 
 Ileh. 1. 1. God who at sundry !. spake to the fathers 
 All TIMES. 
 
 I.ev. 16. 2. that he come not at all t. within the vail 
 1 Kinys 8. 59. maintain cause of his people at all t. 
 Psal. ?>A. 1. I will bless the Lord at all t. his praise 
 62. 8. trust in him at all t. ye people pour out heart 
 106. .3. blessed is he that doth righteousness at all t. 
 119 . 20. for longing it hath to thy judgments at all t. 
 Prov. 5. 19 . let her breasts satisfy thee at all t. 
 17 . 17 . a friend loveth at allt. a brother is born for 
 See Appointed, Many, Seven, Ten, Three. 
 'MINGLE. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 11. at which the ears of eveity one that 
 hears it shall !. 2 Kinys 21. 12. Jer. 19. 3. 
 TlNKLllSJG. 
 
 Isa. 3. 16. mincing and making a !. with their feet 
 
 18. take away the bravery of their !. ornaments 
 1 Cor. 13. 1. 1 am become as a !. cymbal 
 TIN. 
 
 Num.M .22.!. that may abide fire, make go thro’ fire 
 Isa. 1. 25. and 1 w'ill take away all thy !. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 18. all thev are brass, and t. and iron 
 20. as they gather lead and !. into the furnace 
 27 . 12. Tarshish was thy merchant in !. and lead 
 
 Ltike 16. 24. may dip the t. of his finger in water 
 See Riylit Ear. 
 
 TIRE. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 17 . bind the t. of thy head upon thee 
 TIRED. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 30. Jezebel !. her head and looked 
 'FIRES. 
 
 Isa. 3.18. the Lord will take away their !. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 23. and your !. shall be on your heads 
 TITHE. 
 
 The practice of payiny tithes is very ancient; for 
 we find, Gen. 14. 20. that Abraham gave tithes to 
 Melchizedek, kiny of Salem, at his return from his 
 expedition ayainst Chedorlaomer, and the four 
 kinys in confederacy with him. Abraham yave 
 him the tithe 0 / all the booty taken from the enemy. 
 Jacob imitated this piety of his grandfather -when 
 he vowed to the Lord the tithe of all the .substance 
 he might acquire in Mesopotamia. Gen. 28. 22. 
 Of all that thou shalt give me, I will surely 
 give the tenth unto thee ; for the main¬ 
 tenance of thy worship, and other pious uses. 
 Under the law, Moses ordained, T.ev. 27. -30, 
 .31, .32. All the tithe of the land, vyhelher 
 of the seed of the land, or of the truit of 
 the tree, is the Lord’s ; it is holy unto the 
 Lord, A'c. 
 
 There were three sorts of tithes to be paid from the 
 people, (besides those from the Levites to the 
 priests,) Num. 28. 26, 27, &c. (1) To the Le- 
 
 cites for their maintenance, Num. 18. 21, 24. 
 (2) Tor the Lord's feasts and sacrifices, to he 
 eaten in the place which the Lord should choose 
 
 t<) put his name there ; to wit, where the ark 
 should be, the tabernacle or temple. This ternth 
 part was either sent to Jerusalem in kind, or, if 
 It was too far, they sent the value in money^ 
 which was to he laid out for oxen, sheep, wine, or 
 what else they pleased, Deut. 14. 22, 23, 24, ^c. 
 (3) Besides these two, there was to he, every third 
 year, a lithe for the poor, to be eaten at their own 
 dwellings, Deut. 14. 28, 29. Home are of opinion 
 that this third tithe was not different from the 
 second before taken notice of, except that in the 
 third year it was not brought to the temple, but 
 was used upon the spot by every one. ui the city 
 of his habitation. Ao that there were only, ac¬ 
 cording to them, two sorts of tithes, that which 
 was given to the Levites and priests, and that 
 which was applied to making feasts of charity, 
 either in the temple of Jerusalem, or in other 
 cities. 
 
 Tithes were paid to God as a sign of homage and 
 gratitude: thus Abraham's giving tithes of the 
 spoil to Melchizedek, was a token that he owned 
 his victory and success to he from God; and 
 when tithes were kept hack from the prie.yts, the 
 Lord complained that he was robbed, .Mai. 3,8. 
 'The paying of them was an henumring of God, 
 Pro\’. .3. 9 . Hence the apostle proves the supe¬ 
 riority of Melchizedek and his priesthood above 
 the patriarch jlhraham, and the priesthood of 
 Levi, because Abraham, and Levi in his loins,, 
 paid tithes unto him, as the lesser unto the great¬ 
 er. Ileb. 7- 4, 5, 6, A'c. 
 
 In the New lestament, neither our Saviour nor 
 his apostles have commanded any thing in this 
 affair of tithes; only when our Dird sent his 
 apostles to preach in the cities of Israel, he forbad 
 them to carry their purse or provisions along with 
 them, but to enter into the houses of those that -were 
 willing to receive them, and to eat what should ie 
 set before them; for the labourer, says he, is 
 worthy of his hire, and of his maintenance. Mat. 
 
 10. It). Luke ID. 7, 8. At. Paul would have it, 
 that he that receives instructicrn, should administer 
 some of his good things to him that gives it him. 
 Gal. 6. 6. It is agreeable to nature and reason, 
 that they which wait at the altar should live by 
 the altar, 1 Cor. 9. 13. And as God, under the 
 law, ordained and appointed a liviruj or mainte¬ 
 nance for his ministers, so as they needed m t, as 
 other men, to labour with their hands to get bread 
 to eat; so under the New 'Testament, God has 
 ordained, that those who are taken off from worldly 
 employments, and spend their time in the study 
 and preaching of the gospel, should have a liveli¬ 
 hood for their labour. 1 Cor. 9. 14- E\en so hath 
 the Lord ordained, that they which preach the 
 gospel should live of the gospel. And in the Ith 
 verse, M'ho goeth a warfare at his own charges.' 
 The most barbarous nations, and the heathen 
 Greeks and Romans, out of a principle of reli¬ 
 gion common to all men, have often dedicated 
 their tithes to their gods. Some have made it a 
 standing obligation, others have done it npon par¬ 
 ticular occasions, and by the impulse of a tran¬ 
 sient devotion. Laertius says, that when Pisis- 
 tratus, tyrant at Athens, wrote to Solon, to 
 persuade him to return to Athens, he tells him, 
 “ that every one there pays the tithe of his goods 
 for the offering of sacrifices to the gods," Laert. 
 Lib. 1. Pliny says, that the Arabian merchants 
 who traded in spices durst not .sell any till they 
 had paid the tithe to their god S'abis. And Plu¬ 
 tarch, in more places than one, mentions a custom 
 of the Romans, of offering to Hercules the tithe 
 of what they took from their enemies. 
 
 Lev. 27 . .30. all the t. of the land is the Lord's 
 32. concerning the !. of the herd of the Hock 
 Num. 18. 26. ye shall offer a tenth part of the !. 
 Deut. 12. 17 . not eat within thy gates the !. of com 
 14. 23. eat !. in the place the 1 ord shall choose 
 
 28. at the end of three years bring forth the !. 
 
 2 Chron. .31.5. they brought in the first-fruits of corn 
 and the !. of all things, 6, 12. Neh. 13. 12. 
 Neh. 10. .38. the Levites shall bring up t. of tithes 
 Mat. 23.23. ye pay t. of mint, anise, and cummin 
 11 THE, Verb. 
 
 Deut. 14.22. thou shalt surely t. increase of thy seed 
 Luke 11. 42. for ye !. mint, and rue, and all herbs 
 Ti l HE.S. 
 
 Gen. 14. 20. Abraham gave Melchizedek t. of all 
 I.ev. 27 . 31. if a man will redeem oueht of his r. 
 Num. 18. 24. the !. 1 have given to the I.evites 
 26. when ye take of the children ot Israel t. 
 
 28. offer an heave offering to Lord of all your !. 
 Deut. 12. 6. thither ye shall bring your!. 11. 
 
 26. 12. thou hast made an end of tithing the !. 
 Neh. 10. . 37 . that the I.evites might have the !. 
 
 12. 44. and some were appointed for the !. 
 
 1.3. 5. where aforetime they laid the t. of corn 
 Amos-k.A. bringyour !. afterthreeyears, Jlnl. 3. 1?. 
 Mai. 3. 8. ye have robbed me of t. ami offerings 
 Luke 18. 12. I give t. of all that 1 possess 
 Ileb. 7 . 5. the priests have comniamiment to take t. 
 6. he received t. of Abraham, and blessed him 
 
 8. and here men that die receive !. 
 
 9 . Levi who received t. paid t. in Abraham 
 
 T1 HUNG. 
 
 Deut. 26. 12. made end of t. third year is vear of!. 
 Tll'LE. 
 
 2 Kings 23. 17. he said, what !. is that that f see 
 John 19. 19. Pilate wrote a t. and put it on the cross 
 20. tins !. then read manv of the Jews 
 T1 1 LES. 
 
 Job 32. 21. nor let me give flattering t. to man 
 22. for 1 know not to give flattering !. 
 
 TEfTLE. 
 
 Mat. 5. 18. one !. shall in no w ise pass from the law 
 Luke 16. 17 . than for one t. of the law to fail 
 TO and ER(). See Fro. 
 
 TOE. 
 
 Exod. 29. 20. upon the great !. of their right foot 
 Lev. 8. 23, 24.1 14. 14, 17, 25, 2a 
 
TOL 
 
 TON 
 
 TOES. 
 
 Judg. 1. 6 . cut off his thumbs and his great t. 
 
 7 . seventy kings having thumbs and t. cut off 
 J Chron. 20. 6 . whose fingers and /. were, 24. 
 
 Dan.‘l. 41. thou sawest the t. part of iron, 42. 
 TOGETHER. . 
 
 J)evt. 22.10. thou shall not plow with ox and ass t, 
 Judg. 19 . 29. he divided her, t. with lier bones 
 1 Sam. 31.6. all his men died that same day /. 
 
 1 Kings 3.18. and we were t. there was no stranger 
 11. 1. women, t. wdth the daughter of Pharaoli 
 C Kiugs9.^5. when thou and 1 rode t. after Ahab 
 Ezra 4. 3. we ourselves t. w ill build to the Lord 
 Keh.6.7. let us take counsel t. 11 10 . let us meet r. 
 
 Job s. 18. there tlie prisoners rest t. tliey hear not 
 10 . 8 . have fashioned me t. round about 
 
 17 . 16 . shall go down, when our rest t. is in the dust 
 2414. the poor of the earth hide themselves /. 
 
 34.15. all rtesh shall perish/.manshall turn todust 
 Psal, 2 . 2 . the rulers take counsel /. aeainst the L. 
 
 14.3. they are all /. become tilthy, Rom. 3.12. 
 
 34.3. magnify the L. and let us exalt his name /. 
 37 . 38. the transgressors l)e destroyed /. Jsa. 1. 28. 
 
 Prov. 22.2. the rich and poor meet /. 1 .ord is maker 
 1 29 .13. the poor and the deceitful n>an meet /. 
 
 Eocl. 4. 11. if two lie /. then they have heat 
 J.a. 9 . 21. aiul they /.shall be against .iudah 
 26. 19 . /. w ith my dead body shall they arise 
 41. 23. do good or evil, that we may behold it /. 
 
 52. 8. with’ the voice /. shall they sing, 9. 
 
 65. 25. the wolf and the lamb shall feed /. 
 
 Ezek. 37 . 7 . the bones came /. bone to his bone 
 j^mos 1. 15. go into captivity, he and his princes /. 
 
 3. 3. can two walk /. except they be agreed r 
 Jklat. 18.20. where two or three are gathered /. 
 
 -39. 6. what God hath joined /. Mark lo. 9. 
 
 Luke 15. 6. he calleth /. his friends and neighbours 
 g4c/f2. 44. and all that believed were /. and had 
 5.9. that ye have agreed /. to tempt tlie Spirit 
 ide/ 7 /. 8.28. we know that all things work /. tor good 
 Eph. 2. 5. hatli quickened us /. |i 6. hath raised us /. 
 
 21 . in whom all the building fitly framed /. 22 . 
 P/(i7. 1 . 27 . striving t. for tlie faith ot the gospel 
 8. 17 . breth. be followers /. of me, and mark them 
 Col. 2.2. be comforted, being knit /. in Ipve, 19. 
 
 13. you being dead in sins, hath he quickened /. 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 17 . shall be caught up /. |1 5. 10. live /. 
 
 2 Thess. 2.1. w e beseech you by our gathering /, 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 7 . as being heirs /. of the grace of life 
 
 See Dwell. 
 
 TOIL. 
 
 •Gen. 5. 29. comfort us concerning our work and /. 
 
 41.51. God, said he, hath made me forget my /. 
 TOIL, Verb. 
 
 Mat. 6. 28. they /. not nor spin, Luke 12. 27- 
 J OILED. 
 
 Luke 5. 5. Simon said, Master, we have /. all night 
 TOILIISG. 
 
 Mark 6. 48. and he saw them /. in rowing 
 TOKEN. 
 
 Gen. 9. 12. this is the /. of the covenant, 13, If. 
 
 17 .11. and it shall be a /. of the covenant 
 Exod. 3.12. this shall be a /. that 1 sent thee 
 12.13. the blood shall be for a /. on the houses 
 
 13.16. it shall be for a t. upon thine hand 
 Kum. 17 .10. to be kept for a /. against the rebels 
 Josh. 2.12. swear unto me, and give me a true /. 
 Psal.VA. 17 . shew me a /. for good, that they 
 IWarA 14. 44. .ludas had given them a /. saying 
 P/it7.1.28. is lo them an evident /. of perdition 
 
 2 Thess. 1.5. a manifest /. of righteous judgment 
 o. 17 . of Paul, which is the /. in every epistle 
 
 TOKENS. 
 
 Pent. 22.15. being /. of damsel’s virginity, I 7 , 20. 
 JeA21.29. and do ye not know their /..*' 
 
 Psal. fi5. a. they also are afraid at thy /. 
 
 135. 9 . who sent /. in the midst ot thee. O Egypt 
 Isa. 44.25. that frustrateth the /. of the liars 
 TOLD. 
 
 Gen. 3.11. who /. thee that thou wast naked 
 9.22. and Ham /. his two brefhren without 
 24. .33.1 will not eat till I have /. mine errand 
 37 . 5 . Joseph /. his brethren the dream, 9. 
 
 10. he /. it to his father and his brethren 
 Eum. 23.26. /. not 1 thee, all that the Lord speaketh 
 Pent. 17 . 4 . it be /. thee, and behold it be true 
 ■Judg. 6. 13. his miracles which our fathers /. of 
 7 . 13. there was a man that /. a dream to his fellow 
 13.6.1 asked not, neither /. he me his name 
 23. nor would at this time have /. such things 
 
 14. 2. he came up, and /. his father and mother 
 6. but he /. not his father, 9, 16. 1 Sam. 14.1. 
 
 17 . on the seventh day he /. her, she /. the riddle 
 
 16. 17 . she urged him. he /. her all his heart, 18. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.16. he /. us that the asses were found 
 
 25.19. but Abigail /. not her husband Nabal 
 •2Sam. 11.5. and the woman sent and /. David 
 
 17 . 17 . a wench went and /. them, they /. David 
 
 a Kings 10. .3. Solomon /. her all her questions, not 
 any thins which he /. not, 2 Chron. 9. 2. 
 1.3.11. the words they /. also to their father 
 25. /. in the city where old prophet dwelt 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 25. hast /. thou wilt build an house 
 EzraO. 17 . 1 1. them what they should say to Iddo 
 Esth.5. 11. Daman /.of the glory of his riches 
 
 8.1. for Esther had /. what he was unto her 
 Job 15.18. which wise men have /. from fathers 
 Psal. 44.1. and our fathers have /. us, 78. .3. 
 
 Jsa. 44. 8. have not 1 /. thee from that time I 
 45. 21. who hath /. it from that time ' have not I ? 
 52.15. what had not been /. them, shall they see 
 Jonah 1.10. the men knew, because he had /. them 
 Mats. .3.3. they went into the city and /. every thing 
 14.12. took up the body, and went and /. .lesus 
 Mark If). 13. they went and /. it to the residue 
 John 5.15. the man /. the Jews it was Jesus 
 jticts 9. 6. be /. thee what thou must do, 22. 10. 
 
 ' 23.16. he entered into the castle and /. Paul 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 7 . when he /. us your earnest desire 
 
 TOLD him. 
 
 Gen. 22. 3. the place of xthich God had /. him, 9. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.13.1 have /. him 1 will judge his house 
 
 1 Sam. 3.18. Samue. /. him every whit and hid notn. I' 
 
 10. 16. of the matter of the kingdom he/, him aot 
 25. 36. she /. /i/m nothing till morning light 
 
 2 Kings 6. 10. to the place the man of God /. him 
 Job 37 . 20. Shalt it be /. him that I speak 
 Mark 5. 33. but the w oman /. him all the truth 
 
 TOLD me. 
 
 Judg. 16.10. thou hast mocked me and t. me lies, 13. 
 
 15. hast not /. me w'herein thy strength lieth 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 22. it is /. me that he dealeth subtilly 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 10. when one /. me, saying Saul is dead 
 
 1 Kings 10. ?. the half was not/, me, 2 Chron. 9. 6. 
 
 14. 2. t. me I should be king over this people 
 
 2 Kings 4. 27. hid it from me and hath not /. me 
 8. 14. he /. me that thou shouldest surely recover 
 
 John 4. 29 . see a man which /. me all things, 39. 
 
 Acts 27 . 25. it shall be even as it was /. me 
 TOLD you. 
 
 Isa. 40. 21. hath it not been/, j'oafrom beginning? 
 Hah. 1. 5. ye will not believe though it be /. you 
 Mat. 21. 25. behold, I have /. you before 
 28. 7 . there ye shall see him, lo. 1 have /. you 
 John 3. 12. it I have /. yori earthly things 
 
 8. 40. seek to kill me, a man that hath /. you truth 
 
 9 . 27 . he said, I have /. j/in/already, 10. 25. 
 
 14. 2. if it were not so, I would have /. you 
 
 29 . now 1 have /. you beloi e it come to pass 
 
 16. 4. these things have 1 /. you, that w hen time 
 shall come, ye may rememb. that 1 /. y<u of them 
 
 18. 8. Jesus said, 1 have /. you that 1 am he 
 2 Cor. 13. 2. I /. before, and foretell you 
 Gal. 5. 21. as 1 have also t.youii) time past 
 P/nl. .3. 18. many walk of whom I have /. you 
 
 1 'J'hess. .3. 4. we /. you that we should suffer 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 5. when with you, I /. these things 
 Jude 18. they /. you there should be mockers 
 
 lOLD, Passne. 
 
 Josh. 9 . 24. it xvas certainly /. thy servants 
 
 1 KingsS. 5. the sheep and i xen could not be /. 
 
 18. 13. was itnot /. my lord, what I did when 
 
 2 Kings 12. It. and they gave the money, being/. 
 Psal. 90 . 9 . we spend our years as a tale that is /. 
 Isa. 7 . 2. it was /. the house of David, saying 
 Da7i. 8. 26. and the vision w hich is /. is true 
 Mat. 26. 13. there shall this be /. for a memorial 
 Luke 1.45. a performance of things which were /. 
 
 2. 18. wondered at those things /. by shepherds 
 T OLE K ABLE. 
 
 Mat. 10. 15. it shall be more /. for Sodom and Go¬ 
 morrah, 11. 24. Mark 6. 11. Luke 10. 12. 
 
 11. 22. more /. foi Tyre and Sidon, Luke 10. 14. 
 
 TOLL. 
 
 Ezra 4.13. then will they not pay /. and custom 
 20. /. tribute and custom was paid lo them 
 7 . 24. it shall not be lawful to impose /. on them 
 lOMB. 
 
 Job 21. 32. and he shall remain in the t. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 60. Joseph laid the body in hisown new /. 
 Mark 6. 29 . his disciples laid John’s corpse in a /. 
 TOMBS. 
 
 71/a/. 8. 28. met him two possessed with devils, 
 coming out of the /. Mark 5.2, .3, 5. Luke 8. 27. 
 23. 29 . because ye build the t. of the prophets 
 JONGS. 
 
 Exod. 25. .38. shall make thee /. thereof of pure gold 
 JS'um.l. 9 . they shall cover his /.with a clotli of blue 
 1 Kings 7 . 49. lamps and /. of gold, 2 Chron. 4. 21. 
 Isa. 6. 6. a coal wliicli he had taken \vith the /. 
 
 44. 12. the smith with the t. workelh in coals 
 TONGUE. 
 
 This rvord is taken in three different sen.ies. (1) 
 For the material tongue, or organ of speech. Jam. 
 3. 5. 1 he tongue is a little member. (2) lor the 
 tongue or language that is spoken in any country. 
 Deut. 28. 49 . 'Ihe Lord shall bring a nation 
 against thee, w hose tongue thou shall not under¬ 
 stand. (.3; For good or bad discourse. Proy. 12. 
 18. But the tongue of the wise is health : His dis¬ 
 course is sound and tcholesome in itselj, and tends 
 to the comfort and benefit of others. On the con¬ 
 trary, He that hath a perverse talleth into 
 
 mischief, Prov. 17- 20. that is. He that speaks 
 decttfuUy or wickedly. Many questions are pro¬ 
 posed about tongues, taken in the second sense, or 
 for language, it ts asked, (1) Ij God was the 
 author of the first tongue ? and if he gave it to 
 Adam by infusion ? or if Adam invented it, and ac¬ 
 quired it by industry and labour ! (2) If this lan¬ 
 guage is still in being! And, C3) If so, then which 
 is tt ? 
 
 Profane authors, and such as had no knowledge of the . 
 Holy Scriptures, or of the history of the creation of 
 the world, imagined that men were produced by 
 chance in d/iferent parts of the world, and came out 
 of the ground, as also all other animals besides ; that 
 at first they had no language, nor any notions of 
 things ; that first of all mere necessity, and after¬ 
 wards conveniency, taught them to invent certain 
 sounds, or words, by which to communicate their 
 notions to one another: that hence languages were 
 formed, which became different from each other, 
 because they were invented separately, and 
 their authors had no communication with one 
 another. 
 
 But the knowledge we have now of the origin of man¬ 
 kind does T.ot have us any room to doubt, but as 
 God created Adam perfect, so he endued him with 
 language to express his thoughts and conceptions. 
 Therefore we find, that the first man, presently 
 after his creation, returns answers to God, speaks 
 to his wife, and gives names to the brute creatures. 
 His children and successors probably spake the 
 r same language as himself, down to the deluge ; 
 
 ' and after the deluge, till the confusion of tongues 
 that happened at Babel. _ 
 
 Men are not agreed as to the manner in which tins 
 famous confusion was brought about. It is doubted 
 -whether all af a sudden God might iwt make all 
 men forget their own language, and give them 
 a new one, entirely different from the former: 
 or, whether by cosifounding their ideas, and dis¬ 
 turbing their imaginations, he put into their mouths 
 
 TON 
 
 different dialects of the first language: so that the 
 primitive tongue remaining uncorrupt in some 
 families became at once a foreign tongue to those 
 that spoke it before ; as also that the dialects of the 
 primitive language became barbarous and unknown 
 to those who were the depositaries, as it were, of 
 the ancient language. Or, whether God might not 
 permit that men should he perplexed, and become 
 unintelligible to each other, and therefore separate, 
 and that their separation should give occasion to 
 this change of language, by the necessary conse¬ 
 quence oj distance of place, and want of com muni 
 cation with each other. These several opinions 
 have each had their patrons and maintainers. 
 
 As to the first tongue which God communicated to 
 Adam at his creation, there have been but few na 
 tions in the world which have not had the ambition 
 of having it for then own tongue ; hut the gene 
 rality of critics have declared for the Hebrew 
 tongue, and given it the preference before all 
 others. The concf.tene.fs, simplicity, energy, and 
 fertility of it, and the relation it has to the most 
 ancient oriental languages, which seem to derive 
 their origin from it, the etymology of the names 
 whereby the first of mankind -were called, which 
 naturally occurs in this language: the names oj 
 animals which are all significant in the Hebrew 
 tongue, and describe the nature and property of 
 these very animals, particulars which are not to 
 he observed in any other language; all these cha¬ 
 racters meeting together, raise a prejudice very 
 much in favour if its primacy and excellency. It 
 has further another privilege, namely, that the 
 most ancient and venerable books in the world are 
 written m Hebrew. 
 
 Nevertheless several other very able critics are of 
 opinion, that the Hebrew tongue, such as we see 
 it at present in the Bible, and as it was in the 
 time of Moses, is not the primitive language,pure 
 and uncorrupted ; they observe many words in the 
 Bible, the originals whereof are not to be found 
 in Hebrew. They are willing to allow, that 
 there are more footsteps of Adam's langua e pre¬ 
 served in the Hebrew than in any other tongue ; 
 but this, they say, has undergone divers changes 
 and alterations, and in the series of so many ages, 
 from Adam down to Moses, many roots of this 
 language -were lost, and others of a foreign extrac¬ 
 tion received. 
 
 To gnaw one’s tongue, is a token of fury, despair, 
 and torment. The men that worship the beast are 
 said to gnaw' their tongues for pain. Rev. 16. 10. 
 A tongue of the sea, a tongue of land, are terms 
 used in Scripture for the extremity or point of the 
 Dead sea ; as in .losh. 15. t 2. Their south bor¬ 
 der was from the shore of the salt sea, from the 
 tongue that looketh southward. Ur, fur a penin¬ 
 sula, a cape, a promontory of land, stretching out 
 into the sea. Josh. 18. t 19. The scourge of the 
 tongue. Job 5. 21. By this are to he understood, 
 malicious discourses, scandal, calumny, insulting 
 and offensive speeches. 
 
 The gift of tongues, which God granted to the apos¬ 
 tles and disciples assembled at Jerusalem, on the 
 day of Pentecost, Acts 2.3, 4, &c. was communi¬ 
 cated to the faithful, as may be seen by the epistles 
 of &t. Paul, which regulate the manner in which 
 this great privilege was to be made use of in their 
 assemblies, 1 Cor. 12. 10. 1 14. 2. &c. It con¬ 
 tinued in the church as long as God thought it ne¬ 
 cessary, for the conversion of the heathen, and the 
 confirming of believers. In 1 Cor. 13.1. St Paul 
 says, 1 hough I speak with the tongues of men 
 and of angels, and have not charity, 1 am be¬ 
 come as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. 
 By which is not to he understood that the angels 
 have any sensible tongue, either common or pro¬ 
 per : the apostle intends to use a kind of hyper¬ 
 bole ; that is, I would have every one set a due 
 value upon the gift of tongues ; but though a man 
 should have all the eloquence that can he imagined, 
 could he speak as -well as angels themselves, this 
 inestimable gift would be of little use to him as to 
 salvation, if he is without charity, or a principle 
 of true love to God and man in his heart. 
 
 JExorf. 11 . 7 . against Isr. shall not a dog move his /. 
 Jo.Ai. 10.21. none moved his /. against Israel 
 Judg. 7 . 5 . that lappeth of the water with his/. 
 
 Job 5. 21. shall be hid from the scourge of the /. 
 
 15. 5. and thou choosest the /. of the crafty 
 20. 12. though he hide wickedness under his /. 
 
 16. poison of asps, the viper’s /. shall slay him 
 29 . 10. their /.cleaved to roof of their mouth 
 Psal. 5. 9. they flatter with their /. 
 
 10. 7 . under his /. is mischief and vanity 
 12. 3. shall cut off /. that speaketh proud things 
 4. who liave said, with our /. w ill we jirevail 
 
 15. .3. he that backbiteth not w ith his /. nor doth 
 34. 13. keep thy /. from evil, 1 Pet. .3. 10. 
 
 . 37 . 30. and his /. talketh of judgment 
 50. 19 . and thy /. frameth deceit 
 52. 2. thy /. deviseth mischiefs like a razor 
 57 . 4. and their /. is a sharp sword 
 64. 3. who whet their/, like a sword, and benil 
 8. shall make their /. to fall on themselves 
 68. 23. t. of thy dogs may be diiiped in the same 
 73 . 9 . and their/, walketh throujh the earth 
 
 109 . 2 . they have spoken against me with lying /. 
 120. .3. what shall be done to thee, thou false /. ! 
 126. 2. then was our /. filled w ith singing 
 
 Prov. 6. 17 . God hateth a proud look, a lying /. 
 
 24. from the flattery of the /. of a strange woman 
 10. 20. tlie /. of the just is as choice silver 
 .31. but the fioward /. shall be cut out 
 12. 18. but the /. of tlie wise is health 
 
 19 . but a lying /. is but for a moment 
 
 15.2. the /.of the wise useth knowledge aright 
 
 4. a wholesome /. is a tree of life, but perverseness 
 
 16. Land the answer of the /. is from the Lord 
 
 17 . 4. and a liargiveth ear to a naughty /. 
 
 20, he that hath a perverse /. falls into mischief 
 
 18. 21. death and life are in the i>ower of the /. 
 
TOO 
 
 TOP 
 
 TOO 
 
 Prov, 21.6. geftin? of treasures by a lyini? t. is van. 
 
 23. whoso kee|)eth his t. keepeth his soul from 
 
 25. 15. and a soft t. breaketli the bone 
 
 23. so doth anaiifiry countenance a backbiting t. 
 
 26. 2H. a lying t. haleth those afflicted by it 
 2H. 23. than he tliat flattereth with the t. 
 
 .30. t 10. Iiurt not with thy t. a servant to master 
 
 31. 26. and in lier t. is the law of kindness 
 J'.ccl. 10. til. the master of the t. is no better 
 Cant. 4. 11. honey and milk are iimlerthy t. 
 
 Jta. 3. H. because their t. is against the Lord 
 
 5. t 2t. as tile t. of tire devoureth the stubble 
 , 30. 27 . and his t. is as a devouring lire 
 
 32. 4. the r. of the stammerers sliall speak plainly 
 
 33. 10. thnushaltnotsee a people of stammering t. 
 35. 6. then sliall the t. of the dumb sing 
 
 41. 17 . and when their r. faileth for thirst 
 
 45. 23. that unto me every t. shall swear 
 
 50. 4. the Lord hath given me the t. of the learned 
 
 54. 17 . eveiy t. that shall rise against thee 
 
 57 . 4. against whom draw ye out the t. ? 
 
 .00. 3. your t. hath muttered perverseness 
 Jer. 0. 3. they bend their t. like theii' bow for lies 
 
 5. they have taught their t. to speak lies 
 
 8. their t. is as an arrow shot out, it speaketh 
 , 48. 18. come, and let us smite him with the t. 
 
 I. am. 4. 4. the t. of the sucking child < leaveth 
 Ezek. 3. + 5. art not sent to a people heavy of t. 
 
 26. I will make thy t. cleave to roof of thy mouth 
 Po.i. 7- 16. princes shall fall for the rage of their t. 
 Ilab. 1. 13. boldest thy t. when wicked devoureth 
 y.ech. 14. 12. their t. shall consume in their mouth 
 Mark 7 . 33. and he spit, and touched his t. 
 
 35. andstiaightway his t. was loosed, Luke 1. 64. 
 Jam. 1.26.seemethreligious,and bridleth not his;. 
 .3. 5. so the t. is a little member, and boasteth 
 
 6. the t. i's a fire || 8. the;. can no man tame 
 
 1 John 3. 18. nor let us love in t. but in truth 
 
 kiee Dkceitful, Hold. 
 
 ]My TONGUE. 
 
 2 Sam. 23.2. Spirit spoke, and his word was in mij i. 
 Eith. 7 . 4. if we had been sold, I had held my t. 
 Job 6. .30. is there iniquity in my t. 
 
 27 . 4 . not speak wicked n. nor shall myt. utter deceit 
 33. 2. behold, my t. hath spoken in my mouth 
 Psal. 22. 15. and my t. cleaveth to my jaws 
 35. 28. and my t. shall speak of thy righteousness 
 and praise all day long, 51.14. 1 71- 24. 
 39. 1. I will take heed that I sin not with ?uy t. 
 
 .3. my heart was hot, then spake 1 with my t. 
 j45. 1. my t. is the pen of a ready writer 
 66. 17 . and God was extolled with my t. 
 
 319 . 172 . my t. shall speak of thy word 
 1 . 37 . 6. let my t. cleave to the roof of my mouth 
 
 I. 39. 4. not a word in my t. but thou knowest it 
 
 J. ,uke 16. 21. may dip his finger, and cool my t. 
 .Acts 2. 26. my heart did rejoice, my t. was glad 
 
 TONGUE. 
 
 Josh. 7 . t 21. I saw a t. of gold, and coveted it 
 TONGUE. 
 
 Josh. 15. t 2. from the t. that looked southward 
 
 18. + 19 . out-goings at the north t. of the salt-sea 
 Isa. 11.15. Lord sliall destroy the t. of ligy ptiansea 
 
 Tt)N G UE for Language, Speech. 
 
 Gen. 10. 5. isles svere divided every one after his ;. 
 Esod.4. 10. 1 am slow of speech, ami of a slow t. 
 JDeut. 28. 49 . a nation whose t. shall not understand 
 E.zra 4. 7- the writing of the letter was written in 
 the Syrian ;. and interpreted in the Syrian t. 
 Isa. 28. 11. for with another t. will he speak 
 Dan. 1. 4. they might teach the ;. of the Chaldeans 
 John 5. 2. a pool, called in the Hebrew t. Eythesda 
 Acts 1. 19. afield called in their proper t. Aceldama 
 
 2. 8. and how hear we every man in our own t. ? 
 26.14. a voice saying in the Hebrew t. Saul, .Saul 
 Eom. 14.11. and every t. shall confess to (iotl 
 lC'or.14.2. that speaks in unknown t. 4,13,14,19,27. 
 
 9. except ye utter by the t. words easy understood 
 26. every one of you hath a psalm, hath a t. 
 
 Phil. 2. 11. that every t. confess that .lesusis Lord 
 Pev. 5. 9. thou hast redeemed us out of everyg. 
 
 9. 11. whose name in the Hebrew ;. is Abaddon 
 . 14. 6. having the gospel to preach to every t. 
 
 16. 16. called in the Hebrew;. Armageddon 
 TONGUED. 
 
 1 2m. 3. 8. deacons must be grave, not double-;. 
 TONGUES. 
 
 Gen. 10. 20. the sons of Haiti, after their ;. 
 
 31. these are the sons of Shem, after their ;. 
 
 Ps. 31. 20. thou shalt keep them from the strife of t. 
 .55. 9 . destroy, O Imrd, and divide their ;. 
 
 78. 36. and they lied to him with their ;. 
 
 140. 3. they sharpened their ;. like a serftent 
 Jjv7.66.18. shall come, 1 will gather all nations and ;. 
 Jer. 23. 31. that use their ;. and say, he saith 
 MarklQ. 17 . they shall speak with new ;. 
 
 Acts 2. 3. there appeared to them cloven ;. 
 
 4. and they began to speak with other ;. 
 
 11. we hear in our ;. the wonderful works of God 
 
 10. 46. for they heard them sjteak with ;. 
 
 19 . 6. and they spake with t. and prophesied 
 Pom. 3. 13. with their ;. they have used deceit 
 1 Cor. 12. 10. to anotiier divers kinds of ;. 28. 
 
 30. do all speak with ;. ? do all interprets 
 ^ 33. 1. though I speak with the t. of men and angels 
 
 8. vvhether there be ;. they shall cease 
 
 14. 5. I would ye all spake with ;. but rather 
 6. brethren, if I come to you speaking with ;. 
 
 18.1 thank God, 1 speak with ;. more than you all 
 
 21. with men of other ;. will I s])eak to people 
 
 22. ;. are for a sign |i 2.3. if all speak with ;. 
 
 39. brethren, forbid not to s[>cak with t. 
 
 Pev. 7- 9 . people and t. stood before the throne 
 30. 11. must prophesy again before nations and ;. 
 
 II. 9.;. and nations shall see their dead bodies 
 13. 7 . and power was given him over all ;. 
 
 16. 10. and they gnawed their t. for pain 
 
 17 . 15. the waters thou sowest are nations and t. 
 
 TOOK. 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. and Enoch was not, for God t. him 
 21. 21. his mother ;. him a wife out of Egypt 
 
 24. 7 . God, which ;, me from my father’s house 
 
 518 
 
 Gen. 42. 30. the lord of the land ;. us for spies 
 Num. .3. 49 . Moses;, the reilemption-money, .50. 
 
 11. 25. the Ivord ;. of the Spirit that was on him 
 
 21. 1. king Arad t. some of them prisoners 
 
 2.3. 11. 1 ;. thee to curse mine enemies, aird lo 
 Dent. 1. 15. so 1 ;. the chief of your tribes 
 
 2. .35. only the cattle we;, for a prey lo ourselves 
 .3. 4. there was not a city we ;. not from them 
 
 9 . 21. 1 ;. your sin, the calf which ye had made 
 
 22. 14. I ;. this woman and found her not a maid 
 Josh. 7 . 21. then 1 coveted them, and ;. them 
 
 9. 14. the meii ;. of their victuals, and asked not 
 
 24. 3. 1 ;. your father Abraham from other si<le 
 Judg. 16 . 21 . Ehilistiues ;. Samson, put out hiseyes 
 
 17 . 2 . behold, the siUer is with me, 1 ;. it 
 
 19 . 15. no man ;. theni into his house to lodging 
 
 25. the man ;. his concubine, and brought her 
 
 20. 6. 1 ;. my concubine, and cut her in pieces 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 14.'brought up, the priest ;. for himself 
 
 5. 1. and the Philistines t. the ark of God, 2. 
 
 10. 1. Samuel ;. a vial of oil and poured on Saul 
 
 11. 47 . so .Saul ;. the kingdom over Israel 
 
 15. 21. the people ;. of the spoil, sheep and oxen 
 
 16. 1.3. .Samuel t. horn of oil and anointed David 
 
 18. 2. Saul ;. him, would not let him go home 
 
 26 . 12. David ;. the spear from Saul’s bolster 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 10. I ;. the crown and brought it hither 
 
 6. 6. Uzzah ;. hold of it for the oxen shook it 
 
 7 . 8. 1 ;. thee from the sheep-cote, to be ruler 
 15. my merc.v shall not depart, as 1 ;. it from Saul 
 
 12. 4. but;. the poor man s lamb and dressed it 
 
 1 Kings 1. . 39 . /adok the (iriest ;. an horn of oil 
 .3. 20. she arose and ;. my son from beside me 
 20. 34. the cities tny father ;. I will restore 
 
 2 Kings 10.31. but .lehu ;. no heed to walk in the law 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 5. yet David ;. the castle of Zion 
 
 2 Chron. .33. 11. which ;. Manasseh among thorns 
 Ezra 5.14. vessels which Nebuchadnezzar ;. 6. 5. 
 Esth.2.’l. whom Mordecai ;. for his own daughter 
 
 6. 11. then ;. Hainan the apparel and the horse 
 
 9 . 27 . ;. on them, that they would keep Purim 
 Job 10. + 8. thine hands t. pains upon me 
 Psal. 22. 9. he that;, me out of the womb, 71. 6. 
 48. 6. fear ;. hold on them there, and pain 
 
 55. 14. we ;. sweet counsel together, and walked 
 78. 70 . he chose David, and ;. from the sheep-folds 
 Isa. 8. 2. 1 ;. me faithful witnesses to record 
 40. 14. wdth whom ;. he counsel, who instructed 
 Jer. 25. 17- then ;. I the cup at the Loni’s hand 
 31. .32. in the day I ;. them by the hand, llcb. 8.9. 
 39 . 14. even they t. Jeremiah out of prison 
 Ezek. 8. 3. and he;. me by a lock of mine head 
 
 10. 7. he ;. tire from between the cherubims 
 
 33. 5. he heard the trumpet,and t. not warning 
 Amos 7 . 15. the Lord ;. me as I followed the liock 
 Zech. 11. 7-1. ;. me two staves, beauty and bands 
 
 13. I ;. the thirty pieces and cast to the potter 
 Mat. 8. 17 . himself;. our infirmities, ami liare 
 
 13.3.3. like leaven which a woman ;. Luke 1.3. 21. 
 
 25. .3. the foolish virgins;, no oil |1 .35. ye;, me in 
 43. I was a stranger and ye ;. me notin 
 
 Mark 12.20. the first t. a wife, and left no seed 
 
 21. the second t. her and died, Luke 20. 29, .30. 
 14.49. in the temple teaching, and ye ;. me not 
 
 Jolm 19. 27 . that disciple ;. her to his owm home 
 Acts 1. 16 . who w'as guide to them who ;. Jesu.s 
 
 9. 27 . but Rarnabas t. him, and declared to them 
 12.25. ;. wdth them .lohn whose sirname was Mark 
 
 19. 13. ;. on them to call over them w hich had 
 
 24. 6. whom we ;. and would have judged by law 
 28. 15. Paul thanked God and ;. courage 
 
 Gal. 2. 1. I went up and I;. I’itus with me also 
 Chil. 2. 7" and ;. ufion him the form of a servant 
 Col. 2. 11. ;. itout of the way, nailing it to his cross 
 Lleb. 2. 14. he also himself ;. part of the same 
 
 10. 34. ye ;. joyfully the spoiling of your goods 
 Pev. 5. 7- he ;. the book || 8. 5. angel ;. the censer 
 
 10. 10. 1 ;. the little book out of the angel’s hand 
 TOOK away. 
 
 Gen. 27 . .36. he ;. away my birth right, behold 
 Erod. 10. 19. a west-wdnd ;. away the locusts 
 
 1.3. 22. he ;.not aicay the pillar of cloud by day 
 I.ev. 6. 4. he shall restore that which ye ;. away 
 Judg. 8. 21. Gideon ;. axcay their ornaments 
 
 11.13. Israel t. away my land when they came up 
 15. Israel ;. wcJ aicay the land ofMoab 
 1 Sam. 27 . 9. Uaviii ;. away the sheep and oxen 
 
 1 Kings 14. 26. Shishak ;. arcay the treasures 
 
 15.12. Asa ;. away the Sodomites out of the land 
 
 22. and (hey t. array the stones of Kamah 
 
 2 Kings 23. 11. .losiah ;. awayWie. horses of the sun 
 
 25. 14. all the vessels wdierewith they ministered, 
 
 tlie Chaldeans t. away, ^b.Jer. 52. 18, 19. 
 2 Chron. 14. 3. Asa t.awayiXw. altars il 5. images 
 
 17 . 6. Jehoshaphat t. away the high places 
 
 .30. 14. Ilezekiah ;. away the altars in Jerusalem 
 
 3.3. 15. Manasseh ;. away the strange gods 
 Psal. 69. 4. 1 restored that which I t. not away 
 Cant. 5. 7- the keepers;, away my vail from me 
 Ezek. 16. 50. 1 ;. them a-cay as 1 saw good 
 Uos. 1.3. 11. and I t. the king away in my wrath 
 Mat. 24. 39 . the flood came and ;. them all away 
 John 11. 41. then they ;. away the stone from place 
 
 lie TOOK. 
 
 Gen. 34. 2. Shechem saw her, he t. her, and lay with 
 Exod. 4. 6. when he t. it out, his hand was leprous 
 24. 7 . he t. the book of the covenant and read 
 .32. 20. and he t. the calf whic h they had made 
 
 34. 34. he t. the vail off, until he came out 
 Lev. 8. 16. he ;. all the fat on (he inwards, 25. 
 Judg.fi. 16 . he t. the elders of the city and thorns 
 fluth 4. 2. he t. ten men of the elders of the city 
 
 1 Sam. 11 . 7 . he t. a yoke of oxen and hewed them 
 14.52. .Saul saw any valiant man, he;, him to him 
 15. 8. he t. Agag king of the Amalekites aliye 
 
 17. 40. he t. his staff in his hand and cdiose him 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. W.he t. hold of her, and said, lie with me 
 
 18. 14. he t. three darts, and thrust them through 
 22. 17 . he sent from above, he ;.me, Psal. 18. 16. 
 
 1 Kings 17 . 19. he t. her son out of her bosom_ 
 
 2 Kings 2. 14. he t. the mantle of Elija’n that fell 
 
 3. 27 . he t. his eldest son and offered him for a 
 
 2 Kings 5. 24. he t. them from their hand and besttx 
 
 8.15. he t. a thick cloth and dipped it in water 
 
 I. 3. 15. and he t. unto him bow and arrows 
 Job 2. 8. he t. him a potsherd to scrape himself 
 Prov. 12. 27 . slothful I oasteth not that which he t. 
 Uos. 12. 3. he ;. his brother by the heel in the womK 
 Mat. 15. .36. he t. the seven loaves, Mark 8. 6. 
 
 26.27. //e;.the cup, Luke22. 17. 1 Cor. 11. 25. 
 
 . 37 . he t. with him Peter, .lames, John, Luke 9.28i 
 
 27 . 24. he t. water and \.ashed his hands, saying 
 AlarkS. 23. and he t. the blind man by the liaud 
 
 9. 36. he t. a child and set him in the midst 
 Luke 9.16. he t. the five loaves and two fishes 
 
 10. .3.5. he t. out two pence and gave to the host 
 22. 19 . and he t. bread, 21. .30. Acts 27- 3.5. 
 
 Acts 16. .3.3. he t. them the same liour and washed 
 21. 11. he t. Paul’s girdle and bound his hands 
 lleb. 2. 16 . he t. not on him the nature of angels 
 9.19. he t. the blood of calves and of goats 
 They lOGK. 
 
 Gen. 6. 2. they t. them wives which they chose 
 14. 11. and they t. all the goods of Soilom 
 12. and they t. J,ot, Abram’s brother’s son 
 Kurn. 16 . 18. and they t. every man his censer 
 Dent. 1. 25. and they t. of the fruit of the land 
 Josh. 6. 20. the people went up and they t. the. city 
 8. 2.3. the king of Ai, they t. alive and brought hin» 
 
 II. 19 . save llivites, all other theyt. in battle 
 Judg. .3. 6. they t. their daughters to be wive.s 
 
 2 Kings 10.14. they t. them alive and slew them 
 I.am. 5. 1.3. they t. the young men to grind 
 Ezek. 23. 1.3. I saw that they t. l>oth one way 
 Dan. 5. 20. and they /. his'glory from him 
 Alat. 21. 46. because they t. him for a prophet 
 
 28. 15. so they t. the money, and did as taught 
 Alark 12.8. they t. him, and killed him, and cast him 
 Luke 22. 54. they t. him, and led \\\m,John 19. 16. 
 Acts 4.1.3. and they t. knowledge of them tliat 
 
 1.3. 29. they t. him down from the tree and laid 
 
 18.26. they t. him, and expounded the way of God 
 
 TOOK up. 
 
 Num. 23. 7- Balaam ;. up his parable and said, 
 
 18.1 24. 3. 15, 20, 21, 2.3. 
 Josh. 3.6. the priests;. up the ark, 6. 12.1 Kings8.3 
 Judg. 19. 28. then the man ;. up his concubine 
 
 1 ‘Ham. 9. 24. and the cook t. up the shoulder 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 32. they ;. up Asahel and buried him 
 4. 4. Mephibosheth’s nurse ;. him up and fled 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 29. and the prophet t. up the carcase 
 
 2 Kings 2. 1.3. he ;. up also the mantle of Elijah 
 
 4. . 37 . the Shunammite ;. up her son and went out 
 10. 15. and he ;. him up to him into the chariot 
 Kell. 2. 1. I t.vp the wine and gave it to the king 
 Jer. .38. 13. they ;. .leremiah irpout of the dungeon 
 Ezek. 3.12. then the Spirit ;. me up, 11. 24. | 4.3. 5. 
 Dan. .3. 22. the flame slew men that t. up Shadradi 
 Jonah 1. 15. so they t. up .lonah, and cast him forth 
 Alat. 14.12. they t.up the body of .lohn, AJark6.29. 
 20, they ;. up of the fragments that remained, 15. 
 
 37 . Mark 6. 43. I 8. 8, 20. 
 16. 9. and how many baskets ye ;. up, lo. 
 
 Alark 2. 12. and he t. up the bed and went forth 
 10. 16. he ;. them up in his arms and blessed them 
 Luke 2. 28. t. him up in his arms and blessed God 
 John 8. 59. ;. up stones to cast at him, 10. .31. 
 
 Acts 7 . 21. Pharaoh's daughter ;. Moses 
 4.3. yea, ye ;. up the tabernacle of Moloch 
 
 10.26. but Petei i. him saying, stand up 
 
 21.15. we;, wp our carriages and went to.lerusalem 
 Pev. 18. 21. and a mighty ancel ;. up a stone 
 
 TOOKEST. 
 
 Psal. 99 . 8 . tho’thou ;. vengeance of their inventions 
 Ezek. 16.18. and ;. thy broidered garments 
 TOOL. 
 
 Exod. 20. 2.3. if lift up thy ;. thou hast polluted it 
 .32. 4. and he fashioned it with a gi avmg ;. 
 
 Deut. 27 . 5 . thou shalt not lift up any iron;, on them 
 1 Kings6. 7- uor any ;. of iron heard in the house 
 TOO 1 II 
 
 Is a useful member of the body known by every 
 body. The Hebrews call ivory, tooth, or the 
 elephant’s tooth, l Kings 10. + 22. They some¬ 
 times aho called the prominence of a rock by 
 the name of tooth, 1 Sam. 14. + 4. Between the 
 passages there was a sharp rock ; in Hebrew., 
 the tooth of a rock. And the rock from which 
 God caused the water to gush out, for quenching. 
 Samson's thirst, is called maktesh, that is, the 
 jaw-tooth, Judg. 15. 19. It was ordered by the 
 law of retaliation, that they should give tooth for 
 tooth, Exod. 21. 24. This law is, by most in¬ 
 terpreters, reckoned only minatory ; yet so at 
 that it was literally to be inflicted, except the 
 injuring party would give such sati.Jactton as 
 the injured person accepted, or the judges deter¬ 
 mined. 
 
 To gnash the teeth is a token of sorrow, rage, de~ 
 spair, hatred, and passion. Die Psalmi't says, 
 Psal. .35. 16 . That his enemies gnash upon him 
 with their teeth, out of rage and hatred. xJnd the 
 gospel in several places speaks of the gnashing of 
 the teeth of the damned out of rage and despair. 
 God breaks the teeth of the wicked, f'sal. 3. 7- 
 he puts It out of their power to injure good men. 
 The wicked complain, that the fathers have eaten 
 sour grapes, and their children's teeth are set on 
 edge, E.zek. 18. 2. As if they had said, “ Our 
 fathers have sinned, and we are obliged to undergo 
 the puni.Aiment thereof, though we are not guilty." 
 Amos tells the idolatrous Jews, that God had 
 sent them cleanness of teeth, that is, famine. 
 They should not have wherewithal to defile their. 
 teeth, Amos 4. 6. 
 
 Exod. 21. 24. thou shalt give ;. for t. Lev. 24. 20. 
 
 Deut. 19 . 21. AJat. 5. .38. 
 27- if he smite out his man servant’s or his maid 
 servant’s;, he shall let him go free for his;. sake 
 Prov. 25. 19 . is like a broken ;. a foot out of joint 
 TOP. 
 
 Gen. 11.4. tower whose;. may reach unto heaven 
 28. 12. the ;. of the ladder reached to heaven 
 18. Jacob poured oil on the t. of tlie stone 
 
TOU 
 
 TOP 
 
 Viod IQ ‘’0. Lord came down on t. of mount Sinai, 
 
 ' and called Moses to t. of the mount, 34. 2. 
 
 24. 17. like devouring fire on the t. of the mount 
 28* .32. there shall be an hole in the <. ot it 
 so! 3. shall overlay the t. with pure gold, .37. 26. 
 Slim. 14. 40. they gat into the t. ot tlie mountain 
 *20. 28. Aaron died there in the t. of the mount 
 2.3. y. for from the t. of the rocks I see him 
 ijeut. 3. 27 . get up into the t. of Pisgah, 34. 1. 
 
 28. .35. from sole of toot to the t. ot thy head 
 33. 16 . on t. of the head of him that was separated 
 Judg. 6. 26. build an altar on the t. of this rock 
 Q. 51. the people gat up to the t. ol the tower 
 15. 8. Samson dwelt in the t. ot the rock l.tam 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 2.5. communed on the t. ot the house, 26. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 22. spread a tent on the t. of tJie house 
 
 1 Kings 10. 19. the t. of the tlipone round behind 
 
 21 . t 9 . aoci set jSaboth on the t. ot the peoide 
 
 2 Kings 9. 13. put it under him on t. of the stairs 
 o Chron. 25. 12. cast them from the t. of the rock 
 "jEsth. 5. 2. Rsther touched the t. of the sceptre 
 Psai. 72 . 16 . handful of corn on t. ot mountains 
 
 102. 7 . I am as a sparrow alone on the liouse-t. 
 
 Pro 'v. 8. 2. she standeth in the t. of high places 
 
 21. 9 . better dwell in corner of house-/. 25. 24, 
 
 23. 34. or as he that lieth on the t. ot a mast 
 
 Cant. 4. 8. look from the t. of Amana, from the t. 
 Isa. 2. ' 2 . the Lord’s house shall be established in 
 tlie 1. of the mountains, and be exalted, Mtc. 1.1. 
 
 17 . 6. two or three berries in the t. of the bough 
 30 17 left as a beacon on the t. ot a mountain 
 42 ! 11. let tliem shout from the /. of the mountains 
 Lam. 2.19. that faint for hunger in t. ot every street 
 4 1 the stones are poured out in t. ot every street 
 E-ek. 17 . 4. he erupt otf the /. of his young twigs 
 
 22. I will crop otf from the /. of his young twigs 
 "4 ' 7 . her blood, she set it on the /. ot a rock 
 "s! 1 have set her blood on the t. of a rock 
 06 4 I will make her like the f. ot a rock, 14. 
 
 31. .3. his t. was among the thick boughs, 10, 14. 
 
 43. 12. law of the house on the /. of tlie mountains 
 JVa'/i. .3.10. her children dashed at t. ot all the streets 
 JUat. 24. 17. let him who is on the house-/, not 
 come down, Mark 13. 15. Luke 17- 31. 
 27 . 51. vail rent from /. to the bottom. Nark 15. .38. 
 Luke 5. 19. they went on the house-/, and let down 
 John 19. 23. was woven from the/. throughout 
 lieb. 11.21. and worshipped, leaningon/, ot his stall 
 See Cahmel, Hill. 
 
 TOPS. 
 
 Gen. 8. 5. the /. of the mountains were seen 
 o Sam 5. 24. when thou hearest the sound ot a going 
 in the/.of the mulberry-trees, 1 Chron. 14. 15. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 26. were as the green herb, as the grass 
 upon the house-/. P.ial. 129. 6. Isa. .3/. 27. 
 Joh 24. 24. and cut off as the /. of the ears ot corn 
 Isa. 2. 21. to go into the /. of the ragged roc ks 
 15. .3. on the /. of houses every one shall howl 
 
 22. 1. that thou art wholly gone up to the hcruse-/. 
 
 Jer. 48. 38. there shall be lamentation on all house-/. 
 Ezek. 6.13. theirslain men shall be in /.of mountains 
 Bos. 4. 13. they sacrifice on the /. of the mountains 
 Zeph. 1. 5. worship the host ot heaven on house-/. 
 Mat. 10. 27 . that preach ye upon the house-/. 
 
 Luke 12. 3. shall be proclaimed on the house-/. 
 
 lOPAZ. 
 
 In Hebrew, Pitda'A. The Setent!/, St. Jerom, 
 Junius, and the greatest part iij the modern in¬ 
 terpreters, translate Pitdath by 1 opaz ; the rara- 
 phrasts, Onkelos, and Jonathan, by a green stone ; 
 ■which agrees perfectly well with the topaz, oj 
 which the finest are green, as Pliny observes, 
 lib. 37 . cap. 8. Yet others maintain, that the 
 most beanttful Topazes are of the colour of gold. 
 It is pretended this stone took its name of 1 opaz 
 from an island in the Red sea, which l‘a-\ the 
 same name. Pliny will have Juba, king oJ Aian- 
 ritania, to have been the first that found them. 
 But if it was known to Moses, it must be much 
 more ancient than Juba. Job speaks of the Pit¬ 
 dath of Cush, or Ethiopia, .lob 28. 19. winch may 
 confirm their opinion who make the topaz to come 
 from the Red .sea ; because there was a country 
 of Cush lying upon the eastern shore of thi.s sea. 
 This stone was the second oJ the first row in the 
 breast plate, and had the name of Simeon upon 
 
 it, Exod. 28. 17 . 
 
 Eiod. 28. 17 . the first row asardms, a /. 39. 10. 
 
 Job 28. 19. the /. of Ethiopia shall not equal it 
 Ezek. 28. 13. the sardius, the /. was thy covering 
 Rev. 21. 20. the eighth, beryl, the ninth a /. 
 
 TOPllEf. . 
 
 It is thought that Tophet was the butchery, or place 
 of slaughter, at Jerusalem, lying to the south oj 
 the city, in the valley of the children of Hin- 
 nom. It is also said, that a constant Jire used 
 to he kept there, for burning the carcases, and 
 other filthiness, that were brought thither from 
 the city. It was in the same place that they cast 
 away the ashes and remains of the images ot false 
 gods, when they demolished their altars, and broke 
 dow7i their statues, Isaiah seems to allude to this 
 custom, of hunting dead carcases in I opliet, 
 speaking of the defeat of the army of ^pi7iacherih, 
 he says; Eor Tophet is ordained of old ; yea, 
 for the king it is prepared ; he bath made it 
 deep ancl large. 'J he pile thereof is tire and 
 much wood ; the breath of the Lord, ^like a 
 stream of brimstone, doth kindle it. I hough 
 this may he figuratively understood of hell. 
 
 > Others think the name of Tophet ft givpi to the 
 valley of Hinnom, because of the sacrifices that 
 were offered there to the god Moloch, Iry beat of 
 drum, which in Hebrew is called Toph. It was 
 in this manner that these sacrifices were ofiered. 
 The statue of 'Moloch was of brass, hollow within, 
 with its arms extended, and stooping a little for¬ 
 ward. They lighted a great fire within the statue, 
 and another before it. They put upon its arms 
 the child they intended to sacrifice, which soon fell 
 into the fire at the foot of the statue, fitting 
 forth cries, as may easily be imagined. 2o stifle 
 
 the noise of the.se cries and bowlings, they made a 
 great rattling of drums and other instruments, that 
 the .spectators might not he moved with compassion 
 at the clamours of these miserable victims. And 
 this, as they say, was the manner of sacrificing in 
 
 Jeremiah upbraids the Israelites with having built 
 temples to Moloch, in the valley of Hinnom, in 
 Tophet, to burn their children there in the fire, 
 •ler. 7 . .31. 'The same prophet shews, that tophet 
 was a polluted and unclean place, where they used 
 to throw the carcases to which they refused hurtal, 
 Jer 7 . .32.1 19 . 11,12, 13. king Josiah defiled the 
 place c/'i’! phet, where the temple of Moloch stood, 
 that nobody might go thither any more to sacrifice 
 their children to that cruel heathenish deity, 2 
 
 Kings 2.3.10. , . 11 
 
 2 Kings 23. 10. Josiah defiled t. in the valley 
 Isa. .30. 3.3. for/, is ordained of old, for the king 
 Jer. 7 . 31. they have built the high places ot /. 
 
 32. that it shall no more be called /. 19. 6. 
 
 19. 11. they shall bury in /.till there be no place 
 12. saith the lAird, 1 will even make this city as/. 
 
 I. 3. Jerusalem shall be defiled as /. 
 
 14. then came Jeremiah troin /. whither sent 
 
 TOUCH. 
 
 Zech. 12. 6. make the governors ot Judah like a /. 
 
 J ORCll ES. 
 
 Judg. 7 .116. he put /. within the pitchers 
 15 -t 4. .Samson caught .300 foxes and took /. 
 ffiah. 2. .3. tlie clrariots shall be with tiaming /. 
 
 4. the chariots shall seem like /.they shall run 
 John Yd,. .3. Judas coineth with lanterns and /. 
 TORMENT. 
 
 Luke 16. 28. lest they come into this place (if/. 
 
 1 John 4. 18. no fear in love, because fear hath /. 
 Rev. 9 . 5. their /. was as the /. ot a scorpion 
 14. 11. the smoke of their /. ascendeth for ever 
 18. 7 . so much t. and sorrow give her, I sit a queen 
 10. standing afar off for the tear of her /. 15. 
 iORMENf, Verb. 
 
 Mat. 8. 29. art thou come to /. us before the time i 
 Mark 5. ?. that thou t. me not, Luke 8. 28. 
 
 TORMENTS. 
 
 Mat. 4.24. that were taken with divers diseas, and / 
 Luke 16 . 23. in hell he lift up his eyes being in /. 
 
 TOR.M EN l ED. 
 
 Mat.Q. 6. Lord, my servant lieth grievously i. 
 
 16 . 24.sencl Lazarus, for I am /. in thistiame 
 25. but now he is comforted, and tlioii art /. 
 
 11. 37 . w'andered, being destitute, altiicted, /. 
 Rev. 9.5. but that they should be /. live months 
 
 II. 10. because these two prophets/, them that 
 14. 10. lie shall be /. with fire and brimstone 
 20. 10. and shall be /. dav and night tor ever 
 
 J OEM EN lORS. 
 
 Mat, 18. .34. his lord delivered him to the /. 
 
 TORN. 
 
 Gen. 31.39. that which was/, of beasts T brought not 
 44.28. and 1 said, surely he is /. in pieces 
 Exod. 22. 1.3. if /. in pieces, let him bring it tor wit¬ 
 ness, he shall not make good what was /. 
 .31. be holy, nor shall eat any flesh /. ot beasts 
 Lev. 7 . 24. fat of that which is /. may be used 
 17 . 15. if any eat that which was /. he shall wash 
 22. 8. (lieth of ilself.or /. of beasts, shall not eat 
 1 Kings 13. 26. to the lion, which hath /.him 
 
 28. the lion had not eaten carcase, nor /. the ass 
 Isa. 5. 25. carcases t. in the midst ot the streets 
 Jer. 5. 6. every one that goeth out shall be /. 
 
 Ezek. A. 14. 1 have not eaten of that which is/. 
 
 41. 31. the prie.sts shall not eat any thing that is/. 
 Hos. 6. 1. for he hath /. and he will heal us 
 Mai. 1. 1.3. and ye brouglit that which was/. 
 
 Mark 1.26. when the unclean spirit hath /.him 
 . TOR 10 1SE, 
 
 Ln Hebrew, Choled, which the Septuagint translate 
 by land .crocodile, others hy green-trog. It is 
 numbered among the unclean animal.p Lev. 11. 
 
 29. This land crocodile is a sort of lizard, which 
 feeds upon the sweetest flowers it can find ; this 
 makes its entrails to be very much valued for their 
 agreeable smell. .St. Jerome says, that the Syrians 
 lesed to eat crocodiles of this kind, which live upon 
 the land only. 
 
 Lev. 11.29. the /. shall be unclean unto you 
 TORTURED. 
 
 Acts 22. 29. departed, who should have /. him 
 Heb. 11.35. others were /. not accepting deliverance 
 
 loss. 
 
 Jsa.9.9.. 18. he will turn and /. thee like a ball 
 Jer 5 22. tliouah the waves thereof /. themselves 
 TO.SSED. 
 
 Psal. 109.23. I am /. up and down as the locust 
 Prov. 21. 6. is a vanity, /. to and tro ot them that 
 Isa. 54. 11. O thou afflicted, /. with tempest 
 Mat. 14. 24. but the ship was now /. with waves 
 ActsTl. 18. being exceedingly /. with a tempest 
 Kph. 4. 14. we be no more childreii /. to and ho 
 Jg/n 1. 6. for he that waveretli is like a wave /. 
 
 * ■ 'JO.SSINGS. 
 
 .Joh7. 4. T am full of/, to the dawning of the day 
 ” Gor 6 t5. approving ourselves in/. in labours 
 TOn'KlUNG. 
 
 Psal 62. 3. ye shall he all of you as a/, fence 
 
 roucii. 
 
 Gen. 3. 3. not eat of it, nor shall ye /. it le.st ye die 
 20. 6. therefore suffered 1 thee not to t. her 
 Exod. 19 . 12. that ye /. not the border of it 
 1.3. there shall notan hand t. it, hut shall die 
 Lev. 5. 2. or if a soul /. any unclean thing 
 3. or if he /. the uncleaimess of man, 7 • .21. 
 
 6 . 27 . whatsoever shall /. the flesh thereol 
 11.8. their carcase ye shall not /. Devt. 14. 8. 
 
 31 . whosoever doth /. them when dead, be unclean 
 lo. 4 . he sliall /. no hallowed tiling, nor come 
 Klim. 4. 15. they shall not /. any holy thing 
 16. 26. depart and /. nothing of theirs 
 Josh. 9. 19 . now therefore we may not /. them 
 Ruth 2. 9 . I charged that they should not /. thee 
 2 10. and he shall not /. tlree any more 
 
 18.12. beware that none /. the young man Absalom 
 
 TOW 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 7. man that.shall t. them must be fenced 
 1 CAr. 16. 22. /. not mine anointed, R^al. 105. lo. 
 
 Joh 1. 11. but /. all he hath, and he will curse thee 
 2. 5. /. his bone and his flesh, he will curse thee 
 
 5 . 19 . in seven there shall no evil /. thee 
 
 6. 7 . the things that my soul refused to /. 
 
 Ps. 144. 5. /. the mountains, and they shall smcike 
 La. 6.1 7 . he caused it to /. my mouth, and said 
 52. 11. /. no unclean thing, 2 Cor. 6. 17- 
 Jer. 12. 14. that /. the inheritance of my people 
 Lam. 2. t 2. strong holds he hath made to /. ground 
 4. 14. so that men could not /. their garments 
 15. they cried, it is unclean, depart, /. not 
 Hag. 2. 12. if one with his skirt do /. bread 
 
 13. if one that is unclean/. any of these 
 
 Mat. 9. 21. if 1 may but /.his garrnent, Mark 5.28. 
 
 14. .36. besought him that they might /. the hem ot 
 his garment, Mark 5. 28. j 6. 56.1 8.22. 
 Marks. 10. they press, on liim to /. him, Luke 6.19. 
 
 8. 22. they besought him to /. the blind man 
 Luke 11. 46. ye yourselves /. not the burdens 
 
 18. 15. brought infants, that he would /. them 
 John 20. 17 . Jesus saith unto her, /. me not 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 1. it is good for a man not to t. a woman 
 Col. 2. 21. /. not, taste not, handle not 
 Jie/y. 11.28. that destroy first-born, should /.them 
 12 20. if so much as a beast/, the mountain 
 TOUCHED. 
 
 Gen. 26. 29. do us no hurt, as we have not /. thee 
 .32. 25. he /. the hollow of Jacob’s thigh, .32. 
 
 Lei). 22. 6. the soul which hath /. any such 
 Num. 31. 19. and whosoever hath /. any slain 
 Judg. 6. 21. the angel ofthe Lord /. the llesli 
 1 Sam. 10. 26. a baud, whose hearts G<xl liad t. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 2?. wings of the cherubims /. one anoth. 
 
 19 . 5 . an angel /. him, and said, arise, eat, 7 . 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. 21. when the man /. the bones ot Elisha 
 Esih.'5. 2. so Esther /. the top of the see litre 
 
 Job 19. 21. pity me, for the hand ot G. hath /. me 
 La. 6. 7 . lo, this hath /. thy lips, thy sin is purged 
 Jer. 1. 9. then the Lord /. my mouth, and said 
 Dan. 8. 5. and the he goat /. not the ground 
 
 18 . but he/. me, 9 . 21. I 10. 10, 16, 18. 
 
 Mat.a. .3. and Jesus /. hint, Mark 1. -fl. Lukeo. 13. 
 
 15. and lie /. her hand,and the fever left her 
 9. 20. a woman diseased with an issue ot blood /. 
 the hem of his garment, Mark 5. 27. Luke 8. 44. 
 
 29 . then /. he their eyes, saying, 20. 34. 
 
 14. .36. as many as / him made whole, Mark 6. 5b. 
 Mark 5. 30. who /. my clotl.es, 31. Luke 8. 45, 4?. 
 
 7 . 3,3. was deaf, and he spit, and /, his tongue 
 Luke 7 . 14. he came and /. the bier, they stood still 
 
 8. 47 . .she declareil for what cause she had /. him 
 22. 51. and .lesiis /. his ear and healed him 
 
 Acts 27 . .3. and the next day we /. at Sidon 
 Heb. 4. 15. not an high priest which cannot be/. 
 
 12 18. not come to the mount that might be /. 
 
 TOUCHEiH. 
 
 Gen. 26. 11. he that /. this man shall surely die 
 Exod. 19. 12. whosoever /. the mount,shall die 
 
 29 . . 37 . whatsoever /. the altar shall be holy 
 
 30. 29. that/, them, shall be holy. Lev. 6. 18. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 19 . the flesh that /. any unclean thing 
 
 11. 24. whosoever /. tlieir carcase, 27, 36,39. 
 
 26. every one that /. them shall be unclean 
 
 15. 5 . whoso /. his bed, shall wash his clothes 
 7 . /. his flesh 1 | 10 . /. any thing under him 
 
 11. whomsoever he /. that hath the issue 
 
 12. the vessel of earth that he /. shall be broken 
 
 19 . whoso /. her 11 21. whosoever /. her bed 
 
 22. whosoever /. any thing that she sat upon 
 
 23. if on her bed, when be /. it, he shall be uncleao. 
 till the even, 27. I £2. 4, 5. Num. 19. 22, 
 
 Num. 19. 11. he that/. the dead body, 13. 16. 
 
 18. /. a bone 1|21. /. the water ot separation 
 Judg. 16. 9 . as a thread is broken when it /. fire 
 Job 4 5 . now it /. thee, and thou art troubled * 
 Psal. 104. .32. he /. the hills and they smoke 
 Prov. 6. 29 . whosoevei- /. her, shall not be innocent 
 Ezek. 17 . 10. sliall wither, when the east wind /. it 
 Hos. 4. 2. they break (lut, and blood /, blood 
 Amos 9. 5. the Lord ot hosts is he that /. the land 
 Zech. 2. 8. he that /. you /. the apple of his eye 
 Luke 7 . . 39 . known what woman this is that /. him 
 
 1 John 5. 18. and that wicked one /. him not 
 TOUCHING. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 42. Esau, as /. thee, dotli comfort himself 
 Lev. 5. 13. for him, as /. Ids sin that he ha^th sinned 
 Num. 8. 26. thus do to the Levites /. their charge 
 ' Sam. 20. 23. t. matter thou and 1 have spoken or 
 
 2 Kings 22. 18. /. the words whicli thou hast heard 
 JohS7,2S. t. the Alndghty,we cannot find him out 
 Psal.A5. 1. things which I have made /.the king 
 Isa. 5. 1. a song of my beloved./, his vineyard 
 Jer I 16 utter judgments/. all their wickedness 
 
 21.11. /. the house of the king of J udah, say 
 22. 11. tiius saith l.ord /. Shallum king or Judah 
 Ezek. 7. 1.3. the vision is /. the whole imiltitm e 
 Mat. 18.19. as /. any thing that they shall ask 
 0(1 ‘ti but as /. the resurrection ot the dead, have 
 ye not read. Mark 12. 26. Acts 24. 21, 
 Luke 23.14. t. those things whereof ye accuse him 
 Acts 5. .35. what ye intend to do as/, these men 
 *01 05 as/, the Gentiles who believe, have written 
 llflin. il.28. as /. the election, they are beloved 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1 . now as t. Ildngs ofiered unto idols 
 16. 12. /. our brother Apollos, 1 desired him 
 
 2 Cor.' 9 . 1. as/, the ministering to the saints 
 y^/d/. 3 . 5. of the llehrews.as /. the law, a Pharisee 
 
 6. /. the righteousness in the law, blameless 
 Col. 4. 10. /. whom >e received commandments 
 1 'ihe.ss. -i. 9 . /• brotherly love, ye need not that 
 (1 'I'hess 3 4. we liave confidence in tlie Ld. /. you 
 
 ■ row. 
 
 .Tudg. 16. 9. break withs, as a thread of t. is broken 
 Jsa i 31 and the strongshall he as/. and the maker 
 43 ’17 thev are extinct, thev are quenched as /. 
 
 toward, or TOW A RD.S. 
 
 Gen 48 13. loseph took them both, Ephraim t. Is¬ 
 rael’s left hand, Manasseh /. Israel’s right hand 
 Kum. 24. 1. he set his face /. the wilderness 
 JJeut.28.oA. his eye shall be evil /. his brother 
 
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TOW 
 
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 Dent. 28. 56. shall be evil t. her husband, son, daug. 
 .jtidg. 5. 9. iny heart is t. tlie governors of Israel 
 1 6am. 20.12. behol<l,if there be pood t. David 
 
 1 8.29. mayest hearken to the prayer thy ser¬ 
 vant shall maker, this place, .“lO. .35. 2 CVir.0.21. 
 
 2Cliron. 24. 16. because .lehoiadahad done good in 
 Israel, both t. (iod, and r. his house 
 JEzra 3, 11. his mercy endureth for ever t. Israel 
 .5.7.1 will worship r.thy holy ternple, 1.38.2. 
 25. 15. mine eyes are ever t. the Dud, for he shall 
 28. 2. when 1 lift my hands t. thy holy oracle 
 J^rov. 14. 35. the king’s favour is t. a wise servant 
 Isa. 63. 7. the great goodness (. house of Israel 
 Jer. 15. 1. my mind could not be t. this people 
 JJau. 6. 10. his windows being open t. .lerusalem 
 
 8. 9. the little horn waxed great t. the south 
 Jonah 2. 4. yet I will look e. ihy holy temiile 
 Mac. 28.1. as it began to dawn c. first day of week 
 
 I, nhe 2. 14. on earth peace, good will c. men 
 
 12. 21. that layeth up treasure, and not rich r. Clod 
 24. 29. saying, abide with us for it is t. evening 
 Acts 20. 21. testifying to .lews and (Jreeks repent¬ 
 ance t. God, and faith t. our Lord .lesus Christ 
 24.16. conscience void of offence t. God and t. men 
 Philem. 5. hearing of thy love and faith which thou 
 hast C. the Lord lesus ( hrist, and t. all saints 
 Heaven, IIi.m, Me, Thee,'! he.m. Us, You. 
 row ML. 
 
 Jo/m 13. 4. he risefh, and took a t. and girded hims. 
 5. he began to wash, and wi()e their feet with the t. 
 TOWER, 
 
 In Hebrew, Migdal. [1] It is pnt for prottd lofty 
 men, Isa. 2. 15. I 30. 25. [2] 'i’he Lord Jesus 
 Christ, Psal. 61. 3. Prov. 18. 10. 
 
 The Scripture mentions several Xowtrs. The tower 
 Siloam mentioned in Luke 13. 4. was probably near 
 the fountain of that name, to the east of Jerusa¬ 
 lem : or, as others think, it was over the fountain, 
 and fell upon the people who had come thither to 
 wash themselves, or to receive benefit by the waters. 
 The tower of the flock, Mic. 4. 8. Some refer this to . 
 the tower o/ Edar, which was in the neighbourhood 
 of Beth-leh^m, Gen. .35.21. 'ihey say likewise, 
 that the shepherds, to whom the angel revealed the 
 birth of our Saviour, were near to this tower, 
 Luke 2. 8, 15. Many interpreters assert that the 
 passage of Micah, wherein mention is made of the 
 tower of the flock, stood for the city of Beth-lehem, 
 out of which our Sai.iour was to come. Others 
 maintain, that the prophet intended it for the city 
 of Jerusalem, in which there was a tower of this 
 •name, through which the flocks of sheep were 
 driven into the sheep-market. 
 
 The tower of the watchman, 2 Kings 17. 9. From 
 the tower of the watchman to the fenced city; 
 this form of speaking expresses in general all the 
 places of the country, from the least to the great¬ 
 est. The towers of the watchmen, or of the shep¬ 
 herds, stood alone in the midst of the plain, to lodge 
 the shepherds and herdmen, who looked after the 
 flocks, or to set watchmen in to keep the fruits of 
 the earth, or to give notice of the approach of ene¬ 
 mies. King Vzziah caused several towers to be 
 built for the shepherds in the desert, and made 
 many cisterns there, because he had a great num¬ 
 ber of flocks, 2 Chron. 26. 10. The tower Edar 
 mentioned before, and that which Isaiah takes 
 •notice of, which was built in the midst of a vine¬ 
 yard, Isa. 5. 2. were of the same kind. 
 
 The toaer of Shechem, Jt/f/g. 9. 46, cW. This Xower 
 was as a citadel or fortress, standing upon higher 
 ground than the rest of the city, and capacious 
 enough to receive above a thousand persons. After 
 Abimelech had taken and rased the city of She- 
 chem, he endeavoured to take possession of this 
 'tower, to which a great part of the inhabitants of 
 'the city had retired: but as he could not take it, 
 because it was exceeding strong, he resolved to 
 set it on flre. To this pvrpo.se he went up to mount 
 Zalmnn, cut down an arm of a tree, and laid it 
 upon his ihmdders, and commanded all his people 
 to follow his example. They therefore brought 
 with them, a great riuantity of fuel, filled the ditch 
 with it, and .let it on flre; so that all those who 
 had taken refuge in the tower either perished by 
 the .flames, or were stifled by the .•.moke. 
 
 The Scripture speaks of the tower of Bhanuel, of the 
 tower of Succoth, of Babel, and of some others, 
 which -cere also a kind of citadels and fortresses of 
 these cities. Let us build us a city and a tower, 
 Gen. 11. 4, 5. 
 
 Gen. 11. 4. go to, let us build us a city and a t. 
 
 5. the I.ord came down to see the city and t. 
 
 .35. 21. Isr. spread his tent beyond the t. of Edar 
 Judg. 8. 9. when I come, 1 ydll break down this t, 
 17 . he heat down the t. of Penuel and slew men 
 
 9. 46. men of the t. of .Shechein entered an hold 
 51. but there was a strong 1. within the city 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 51. he is the t. of salvation for hfsking 
 2 Kings 5. 24. when he came to the t. he took tliein 
 Psal. 61 . 3 . hast been a strong t. from the enemy 
 Prov. 18. 10. the name of the I-ord is a strong t. 
 Cant. 4. 4. thy neck is like the t. of David 
 
 7 . 4. thy neck is as a t. of ivory, thy nose is as the 
 t. of I.ebanon, looking towards Damascus 
 Isa. 5. 2. he built •At. in the midst of the vineyard 
 Jer. 6. 27. 1 have set thee for a t. and a fortress 
 31. .38. the city shall be built from t. of Ilananeel 
 Ezek. 29 . 10. Egypt desolate, from the t. of .Syeue 
 .30. 6. frotn the t. of Syene shall they fall in it 
 Mic. 4. 8. thou. G t. of the tiock. to thee shall it come 
 IJab. 2. 1. I will set me upon the t. and watch 
 Zech. 14.10. shall be inhabited from t. of Ilananeel 
 iU«<. 21.3.3. built a/. let it out to hush. Mark VI. 1. 
 
 J. uke 1.3. 4. those 18 on whom the t. in Siloam fell 
 14. 28. which of you intending to build a t. 
 
 IlighTCtWLW. 
 
 2 Sam. 1^1. .3. God is my high t. Psal. 18. 2.1 144. 2.- 
 Isa. 2. 15. the day of the Lord on every high t. 
 TOWERS. 
 
 2 Chron. 14. 7- let us build cities aijd make t, 
 
 26.9. moreover Uzziah built t. in Jerus. 
 
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 2 Chron. 26.10. he built t. in desert and dig. wells 
 27 . 4. Jotham built castles and t. in the forests 
 .32. 5. Hezekiah raised up the wall to the t. 
 
 Psal. 48. 12. go round about Xion and tell her t. 
 Cant.H. 10. 1 am a wall, and my breasts like t. 
 Isa. 2.3. 13. the Assyrian set up the t. thereof 
 .30. 25. on every high hill rivers, when the t. fall 
 .32. 14. the forts and t. shall be for dens for ever 
 3.3. 18. where is he that counted (he t. f 
 Ezek. ^6. 4. they shall break down her t. 9. 
 
 27 . 11. and the Gaminadims were in thy t. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 6. their t. are desolate, stieets waste 
 TO wi r. 
 
 Gen. 24. 21. to wit whether Ixsrd matle journey pr. 
 Exod. 2, 4. to wit what would be done to him 
 2 Cor. 5. 19. to wit, God was in Christ reconciling 
 8. 1. we do you to wit of the grace of God bestowed 
 TOWN. 
 
 Josh. 2.15. Rahab’s house was on the t. wall 
 1 Sam. 16 . 4. and the elders of the t. trendiled 
 2.3. 7 . shut in, by entering into a /. that hath gates 
 27 . 5 . let them give me a place in some t. 
 
 Hah.‘I. 12. woe to him that builds a t. with blood 
 Mat. 10. 11. into whatsoever t. ye shall enter 
 MarkW.Th. he led the blind man out of the t. 
 
 26. nor go into the t. nor tell it to any in t. 
 John~. 42. Christ cometh out of the t. of Heihleheni . 
 11.1. the t. of .Mary and her sister Martha 
 30. now .lesus was not yet come into the t. 
 TOWNS. 
 
 Esth. 9. 19 . the .Tews that dwelt in unwalletl t. 
 
 Jer. 19. 15. 1 will bring on all her t. the evil 
 Zech. 2. 4. .lerus. be inhabited as t. without walls 
 Luke 9. 6. they departed and went through the t. 
 
 12. that they may go into the t. and lodge 
 
 TOWN-CLERK. 
 
 Acts 19 . 35. when the t. had appeased the people 
 TRADE. 
 
 Gew. 46. .32. their t. hath been about cattle, 34. 
 TRADES. 
 
 Tit. 3.114. let ours also learn to profess honest t. 
 
 1 RADE, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 34. 10. dwell and t. you therein, 21. 
 
 Rev. 18. 17 . as many as t. by sea, stood afar off 
 • TRADED. 
 
 Ezek.1~. 12. Tarshish t. in thy fairs with tin 
 
 13. .lavan. Tubal, Mesheeb, t. the persons of men 
 
 14. they of house of l ogarmah t. with horses 
 17 . .ludah and Israel t. in thy market wheat 
 
 Mat. 25. 16. received five talents, went and t. 
 TRADING. 
 
 Luke 19 .15. how much every man had gained by t. 
 TRA DU ION, 
 
 [1] Is put for a doctrine first delivered by speech 
 from (iod, and afterwards writ in his book for the 
 use of the church. This is an object of our faith, 
 
 1 Cor. 11. + 2. 2 Thess. 2. 15. [2] A human or¬ 
 dinance or ceremony, handed down from one to 
 another, as the Jews' oral Law. These are good 
 or bad, according as they agree with, or deviate 
 from, the word of God, which is our only rule of 
 faith and practice. 
 
 Our Saviour in the gospel has often declared against 
 the ti aditions of the Phurt.sees, Mat. 15. 2, .3. 
 'J'he Scribes and Pharisees said to lesus. Why- 
 do thy disciples transgress the tradition of (he 
 elders ? for tliey wash not their hands when they 
 eat bread. 'This washing was a ceremony not 
 contrary to the law of Ifod, but rather a matter of 
 decency, which they might freely use, in a civil 
 way, .so long as they placed nothing of religion in 
 it: but in this they were to be condemned, because 
 they placed religion in it, and had no divine war¬ 
 rant for it. Cur Saviour answers them by an¬ 
 other question; Why do ye also transgress the 
 commandment of God by your traditions'/ And 
 though Christ does not say that this tradition of 
 wa.'.hing was contrary to the command, Cthoiigh 
 others were,) •yet by an instance which he give.s 
 in the folio-wing verses, he shews that none of 
 their traditions were binding; for otherwise his 
 reply would be invalid. 'The law he instances in, 
 is the fifth commandment, Honour thy lather and 
 mother ; which includes maintenance and relief; 
 hut by your ir A<.\\\\or).%, says he, ye warrant children 
 to give this an.swer to their parents who are poor, 
 arid seek relief and support from them. It is a 
 gift by' whatsoever thou migfitest be profited by 
 me; that is, 1 have conseciated all the overplus 
 of my estate, more than -will serve for my own 
 maintenance, as a religious offering or gift to 
 God, and therefore you must excuse me ; this you 
 think frees them from any obligation to relieve 
 their parents, and consequently from arty trans¬ 
 gression of the law ; but T tell you, that thus ye 
 have made the commandment of God of none effect 
 by your tradition. 
 
 The Jews call their traditions t/ic Oral IrAvr, pre¬ 
 tending that Cod delivered them to Moses by word 
 of mouth upon Mount Sinai, at the same time that 
 he gate him the written law: 'That this lawgiver 
 taught them to the elders of the people, and com¬ 
 mitted them to them as a trust, which they were to 
 convey down to their successors , and so on. 
 
 The church of Rome is very near akin to the Jews 
 in this matter. She holds, that, besides what we 
 have in the New 'Testament, the apostles delivered 
 many things to the primitive church only by word 
 of mouth, which have since that time been im¬ 
 parted to succeeding churches ; to the observation 
 of which, Chri.giarts are as much obliged as to 
 the written word. 'The council of Trent say.s emt- 
 cerning ti afiitions. “ 'That the truth anddLctphne 
 of the Catholic Church are comprehended both in 
 the sacred books and in the traditions, whiflt have 
 been received from the mouth of Jesus Christ him¬ 
 self, or of his apo.ules, and -which have been pre¬ 
 served and transmitted to us, by an uninterrupted 
 chain and succession.” 
 
 The doctrine of the reformed churches conserving tra¬ 
 ditions is, “ 'That the Holy .Scripture containeth all 
 things necessary to salvation ; so that whatsoever 
 
 is not read therein, nor may be proved thereby, ir 
 not to be required of any man, that it should be be¬ 
 lieved as an article ofjaith, or be thought requisite 
 or necessary to salvation.” 
 
 Mat. 15. 2. why do thy disciples transgress thet. of 
 the elders, not wash their hands .' Math 7. 5. 
 3. Jesus said to them, why do you transgress the 
 commandment of God by your t. ? Mark 7. 9- 
 6. thus ye have made the commandm»-nt of God 
 of none effect by your t. Mark 7.13. 
 Mark 7. 3. holding the t. of the elders, 8, 9. 
 
 Col. 2. 8. lest any spoil you alter the t. of men 
 2 'Thess. .3. 6. not alter the t. which he received ofus 
 1 Pet. 1.18. received by t. frotn your fathers 
 1 RADI I lON.S. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. ■(■2. keep (he t. as 1 delivered them 
 Gal. 1. 14. beiinr zealousof the t. of iny fathers 
 
 2 'Thess. 2. 15. hold the t. ye have been taught 
 
 I RAFEICK. 
 
 Gen. 42.34. your brother, and ye shall t. in the land 
 'I R A I'F’ 1CK, Substantive. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 15. besides that had of r. of merchants 
 Ezek. 17 . 4. he carried it into a land of t. 
 
 28. 5. by thy t. bast thou increasetl thy riches 
 18. hastdehled thy sanctuaries by iniquity of t. 
 ERA I-PICKERS. 
 
 Isa. 23. 8. w hose t. are the honourable of the earth 
 1 RAIN. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 2. she came to .Jerusalem with a great t. 
 Isa. 6. 1. Lord lifted up, ami his t. filled the temple 
 
 'J RAIN. 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. t. up a child in the way he should go 
 TRAINED. 
 
 Gen. 14. 14. Abram armed hist, servants, 318. 
 TRAITOR. 
 
 Luke 6. 16. and Judas Iscariot which was the t. 
 TRAl l URS. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. in the last davs shall men be t. heady 
 
 TRAMPLE. 
 
 Psal. 91. 13. the dragon shalt thou t. under feet 
 104. t 20. all the beasts do t. on the forest 
 I.sa. 63. .3. for I will t. them in my fury 
 Mat. 7 . 6 . pearls, lest they t. them under their foot 
 1 RAMPLINGS. 
 
 Jitdg. 5. t 22. the horse-hoofs broken by their t. 
 TRANCE. 
 
 Num. 24. 4. saw the vision falling into a t. 16. 
 
 Acts 10.10. he fell into a r. and saw heaven opened 
 11.5. I was praying, and in a r. 1 saw a vision 
 22 . 17 . while 1 prayed in the temple, I was in at. 
 TRANQUILLITY. 
 
 Dan. 4. 27. if it may be a lengthening of thy t. 
 TRANSFERRED. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. these things I have in figure t. to myself 
 
 TRANSFIGURED. 
 
 The history of Chri.st's transfiguration is recorded 
 by St. Matthew, Mark, and Luke. All three 
 agree that this transfiguration -was celebrated upon 
 a mountain, which most interpreters think to be 
 mount 'Tabor. Matthew, chap. 17. 1. says, hut 
 six days ; I.uke, 9. 28. mentions eight days after 
 th'e promise our Saviour made, that some of them 
 should not taste of death, till they saw the Son 
 of man coming in his kingdom. Some think it 
 probable, that St. Luke counted inclusively, 
 reckoning the day of the promise, {taking the .^011 
 of man’s coming in his kingdom, to mean his 
 transfiguration,) and the day of the exeaition: 
 whereas St. Matthew had regard only to the six 
 intermediate days. 
 
 It is thought that this transfiguration happened in 
 the night ; and from thence proceeded the sleep, 
 with which the apostles -were oppressed. Moreover 
 St. Luke (ib.-eries, that the next day they came 
 down from the mountain, Luke 9. .37. therefore 
 they had passed the preceding night there. 'The 
 fathers say, that the design cf this transfiguration 
 was, to Jtilfll the promise which Christ had made 
 some days before, that he -would let some of Ins dis¬ 
 ciples see a glimpse of his glory before their death ; 
 and to fortify them against the scandal of the cross, 
 and of the death he -was to suffer, by giving them this 
 convincing proof that he -was the M essiah. It is ob¬ 
 served, that the condition in which Jesus Christ ap¬ 
 peared among men, humble, poor, despised, -was a 
 true and continual transfiguration ; whereas the 
 transfiguration itself, in which he shewed himself 
 in the real splendour of his glory, was his true and 
 natural condition. 
 
 As to the appearing of Closes and Elias, it is asked 
 how the apostles coiild know them ? To which it is 
 ans-wered. that ogr Lord Jesus Christ might call 
 them by their names, or that he might tell them 
 aj'terwards, that they were those two great men ; 
 or they knew them by immediate revelation. It is 
 observed in this apparition, that the law represent¬ 
 ed by Moses, and the prophets represented by Elias, 
 give testimony to our Saviour. 
 
 I\Jat. 17 . 2. and he was t. before them, Mark 9. 2. 
 TRANSFORMED. 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. but be ye t. by renewing of your mind 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 14. for Satan isr. into an angel of light 
 
 15. it is no great thing if his ministers also be t. 
 
 J RANSFORMING. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 13. t. themselves into apostles of Christ 
 TRAN.SGRE.SS. 
 
 Num. 14. 41. wherefore now do ye t. the command¬ 
 ment cf the Ixinl r not prosper, 2 Chron. 24. 20. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 24. ye make the Lord’s people to t. 
 
 Nell. 1 . 8 . if ye t. 1 will scatter you abr«ad 
 13. 27 . shall we hearken to yon to t. against God 
 Psal. 17. .3. I am [lurposed my mouth shall note. 
 25. 3. let them he ashamed who t. without cause 
 I'rov. 2it. 21. for a I'ieceof bread that man will t. 
 Jt r. 2. 20. burst bands, and thoiisaidst 1 will not r. 
 Ezek. 20. .38. 1 will purge out them that t. 
 
 Amos 4. 4. come to Uetli-el and t. bring your titlieJ 
 Mat. 15. 2. why do thy disciples t. the tradition? 
 
 .3. why do ye'also t. the commandment of God ? 
 Rom. 2. 27 . w ho bv circumcision dost t. the law 
 TRANSGRESSED. 
 
 Deut. 26.13. I have not t. thy commandments 
 
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 Josh. 7 .11. Israel hath sinned, and they have also 
 t. my covenant 1 commanded them, 15. 
 2.“?. 16. when ye have t. covenant of Lord your G. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 33. ye have t. roll a stone unto me 
 
 15. 24.1 have t. the commandment ot the I.ord 
 1 kings 8. 50. wherein they have t. asainst thee 
 
 1 Chrm. 2. 7. Achar, whor. in the thin;; accursed 
 5 25. they t. aaainst the God of their fathers 
 
 16 . + 13. !?aul died for liis transgression whicli he t. 
 
 2 ChTon. 12. 2. because they t. attainst tlie Lord 
 26. 16. Uzziah (. against the Lord his God 
 
 28. 19- and Aliaz (. sore against tlie Lord 
 36 14. the priests and tlie people <. very much 
 £zm 10 . 10 . ye have /. and taken strange wives 
 
 13. we are many that have t. in this thing 
 Jsa. 24. 5. because they have t. the laws 
 43. 27 . and tliy teachers have t. against me 
 66. 24. sliall look on men’s carcases that have t. 
 
 Jer. 2. 8. the pastors t. against me and prophets 
 29 . wliy will ye plead ' ye all have t. against me 
 st 13. only acknowledge that thou hast t. 
 
 33 . 8 .' I will pardon iniquities whereby they t. 
 
 34 ! 18. I will gi\e the men that t. my covenant 
 Lam. 3. 42. we have t. and have rebelled 
 Ezek. 2. 3. they and their fathers have t. against me 
 18.31. castaway vour transgressions whereby ye t. 
 Van. 9 . 11. yea, all Israel have t. thy law 
 LIos.'t. 13. destruction to them, because they haveL 
 Zep'h. 3.11. not ashamed for doings wherein thou t. 
 Luke 15. 29. nor t. I at any time thy commandm. 
 See Covenants. 
 TRANSGRRSSLST. 
 
 Tcth 3 3 why t. thou the king’s commandment? 
 
 IRANSGRE.SSLI'H. 
 
 Trot. 16. 10. his mouth t. not in judgment 
 Hah. 2. 5. because he t. by wine, he is a proud man 
 
 1 John 3. 4. whoso coinmitteth sin, t. the law 
 
 2 John 9. whoso t. and abideth not in doctrine 
 
 TRA1>JSGRE.SSING. 
 
 Vent. 17 . 2 . any that wrought wickedness in t. coven. 
 Isa 59. 13. in t. and lying against the Lord 
 
 transgRe.ssion. 
 
 EzpJ. .34. 7 . forgiving t. and sin, N2im. 14.18. 
 
 Josh. 22. 22. or if it be in t. against the Lord 
 1 Sam. 24. 11. that there is no t. in my hand 
 
 1 Chr. 9 .1. who were carried to Babylon tor their t. 
 
 10. 13. so .Saul died for his t. he committed 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 19. vessels which Ahaz castaway in t. 
 Ezra 9 . 4. because of t. of those carried away 
 
 10. 6. for he mourned because ot their t. 
 
 Job 7. 21. and why dost thou not pardon my t. 
 
 8. 4. and he have cast them away tor their t. 
 
 13. 23. make me to know my t. and my sin 
 J4. 17 . my t. is sealed up in a bag, thou sewest 
 33 . 9 . I aiii clean without t. 1 am innocent 
 
 . 34 ! 6. my wound is incurable without t. 
 
 Fsal. 19 . 13. I shall he innocent from the great t. 
 .32.1. blessed is he whose t. is forgiven, whose sin 
 .36. 1. the (. of the wicked saith within my heart 
 .54. 3. they lie in wait lor my soul, not for my t. 
 
 89. .32. then will I visit their t. with a rod 
 ■ 107 . 17 . fools because of their t. are afflicted 
 Frov. 12. 13. the wicked is snared by t. of his lips 
 
 17 . 9 . he that covereth a t. seeketh love 
 19. he loveth t. that loveth strife 
 
 19. 11. and it is his glory to pass over at. 
 
 28. 2. for the t. of a land many are the princes 
 £4. whoso robbeth father, and saith, it is no t. 
 
 29. 6. in the t. of an evil man there is a snare 
 
 16. when the wicked are multiplied, f. increaseth 
 22. and a furious man ahoundeth in t. 
 
 J.ta. 24. 20. the e. thereof shall be heavy on it 
 53. 8. for the t. of my people was he stricken 
 
 57 . 4. are ye not children of e. a seed of falsehood ? 
 
 58. 1. cry aloud, and shew my people their e. 
 
 59. 20. and to them that turn from r. in .lacob 
 Ezek. .33.12. shall not deliver him in theday of his (. 
 Van. 8. 12. against the daily sacrifice by reason oft. 
 
 1 . 3 . concerning sacrifice, and the C. of desolation 
 
 9 . 24. seventy weeks are determined to finish the t. 
 Amos 4. 4. at Cilgal multiply t. bring your tithes 
 Mic. 1. 5. for the't. of .lacob is all this, and for the 
 
 sins of Israel ; what is the t. of .lacob ? 
 .3. 8. I am full of power to declare to .lacob his t. 
 6 . 7 . shall 1 give my first-born for my t. and sin ? 
 
 7 . 18. that passeth by the t. of the remnant of his 
 Acts 1. 25. ministry from which .ludas by t. fell 
 Fom. 4. 15. for where no law is. there is no t. 
 
 5. 14. had not sinned after similitude of Adam’s t. 
 1 Tim. 2.14. the woman being deceived was in the t. 
 lleh. 2. 2. every t. received just recompence of rew. 
 1 John 3. 4. for sin is the t. of the law 
 TRAM.SGKE.SSIOM8. 
 
 Eiod. 23. 21. for he will not pardon your t. for my 
 Lev. 16. 16 . shall make atonement because of their t. 
 
 21. Aaron shall confess over the goat all their t. 
 Josh. 24. 19 . he will not forgive your t. nor sins 
 1 Kings 8. .50. forgive thy people all their t. 
 
 Job8\. 33. if I covered my t. as Adam, by hiding 
 . 35 . 6 . if thy t. be multiplied, what dost thou to him ? 
 .36. 9. then he sheweth them their work and t. 
 Psal. 5. 10. cast them out in multitude of their t. 
 £ 5 . 7 . remember not the sinsofmy youth, nor my t. 
 .32. 5. 1 said 1 will confess my t. unto the Lord 
 39 . 8. deliver me from all my t. and make me not 
 51.1. have meicy upon me, blot out all tny t. 
 
 3. for 1 acknowledge my t. my sin is before me 
 65. 3. as for our t. thou shalt purge them away 
 103. 12. so far hath he removed our t. from us 
 Isa. 4.3. 25. I, even 1, am he that blotteth out thy t. 
 44. 22. I have blotted out as a thick cloud thy t. 
 50. 1. and for your t. is your mother put away 
 53. 5. but he was wounded for our/, he was bruised 
 . 59 . 12. our t. are multiplied before thee, and our 
 sins testify against us, for our t. are with us 
 .Jer. 5. 6. shall be torn because their /. are many 
 Lam. 1. 5. for the multitude of her t. gone into 
 
 14. the yoke of my /. is bound 83 ' his hand 
 22 . do to them, as hast done to me for all my /. 
 Ezek. 14. 11 . nor be polluted any more with their/. 
 
 18. 22. all his /. they shall not be mentioned 
 £8. because he turneth awav from all his t. 
 
 Ezek. 18. 30. repent, and turn yoursel. from your t. 
 .31. castaway all your/, whereby ye transgressed 
 21.24. in that your/, arediscovered that your sins 
 .33. 10. if our /. be upon us, and we pine away 
 . 37 . 23. nor defile themselves any more with /. 
 
 . 39 . 24. according to their /. have I done to them 
 Amos 1. 3. for thi ee /. of Damascus, and tor tour 
 6. for three/, of Gaza || 9. lyrus || 11. Edom 
 13. for three /. of Ammon 112. 1 Moab 1| 4 .Iiidah 
 2. 6. Israel H 3. 14. 1 will visit the /. ot Israel 
 
 5. 12. I knowyour manifokl /. and your sins 
 Mic. 1. 13. for the/, of Israel were found in thee 
 (.ial. 3. 19. the law was added because ot /. till see 
 Heb. 9. 15. for the redemption of the /. that were 
 
 TRAN.SGRESSUR. 
 
 Prov. 21.18. the /. shall be ransom for the upright 
 22. 12. he overthroweth the words of the /. 
 
 Isa. 48. 8. thou wast called a /. trom the womb 
 Gal. 2. 18. if I build again, I make myselt a /. 
 
 Jam. 2. 11. yet if thou kill, thou art become a /. 
 TRAMSG KESSORS. 
 
 Psal. 37 . .38. but the /. shall be destroyed together 
 51. 1.3. then will 1 teach /. thy ways, and sinners 
 59-5. be not merciful to any wicked /. 
 
 Prov. 2. 22. and the /. shall he rooted out of it 
 11. .3. butthe perverseness of/. shall destroy them 
 6. but /. shall be taken in their own naughtiness 
 13. 2. but the soul of the /.shall eat violence 
 15. giveth favour, but the way of/, is hard 
 2.3. 28. and she increaseth the /. among men 
 26. 10. the great God rewardeth the fool an/l the /. 
 Ha. 1. 28. the destruction of/.shall be together 
 46. 8. remernbei', bring it again to iniiid, O ye /, 
 
 53. 12. and he was numbered with the /. and he 
 bare the sin of many, and made intercession 
 for the /. . , . 
 
 Van. 8. 23. when the /. are come to the full, a king 
 Hos. 14.9. but the/. shall fall therein, just walk 
 Mark 15. 28. he was numbered with /. Luke 22. 37. 
 Jam. 2. 9. ye are convinced of the law as/. 
 TRAIS.SLAJ'E. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.10. to /. the kingdom from house of Saul 
 TRAR'.SLATED. . 
 
 Col. 1. 1.3. /. us into the kingdom of his dear Son 
 Heb. 11.5. Enoch was /. that he should not see death 
 TRANSLATION. 
 
 Ileb. 11. 5. before his /. he had this testimony 
 1 RANSPAREN r. 
 
 Rev. 21. 21. street of citv was as it were /. glass 
 TRANSPORTA riON. 
 
 Ezral.kW. these did Sheshbazzar bringof the /. 
 
 4. + 1. the sons of the /. builded the temple 
 
 6. 116. the sons of the /. kept the dedication 
 
 TJtAP, S. 
 
 Josh. 23. 13. but they shall be t. and snares to you 
 Job 18. 10, and a /. is laid for him in the way 
 Ps. 69 . 22. have been for welfare, let it become a t. 
 Jer. 5. 26. they lay wait, set a /. they catch men 
 Rom. 11. 9. let their table be made a snare, a /. 
 IRA VAIL. 
 
 Gen. 38. 27. in the time of her /. behold, twins 
 Psal. 48. 6. fear and pain took hold upon them as 
 of a woman in /. Jer. 6. 24. I 13. 21. 1 22. 23. 
 
 1 49. 24. I 50. 4.3. Mic. 4. 9, 10. 
 
 Ha. 2.3. 4. I /. not H 53. 11. see the /. of his soul 
 51.1. sing, thou that didst not /. with child 
 Jer. 4. 31.1 have heard a voice as of a woman in /. 
 30. 6. see whether a man doth /. why every man 
 with his hands on his loins as of a woman in /. 
 John 16.21. a woman when she is in /. hath sorrow 
 Gal. 4. 19. my children, of whom 1 /. in hirth 
 1 The.ss. 5. 3. destruction cometh, as /. on a woman 
 IRA VAILED. 
 
 Geri. 35. 16. Rachel /. H .38. 28. Tamar /. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 19. Phinehas’ wife bowed herself, and /. 
 Ha. 66. 7 . before she /. she brought forth 
 
 8. as soon as Zion /. she brought forth children 
 T RA VAILESJ'. 
 
 Gal. 4. 27 . break forth and ciy, thou that/, not 
 TRAVAILEI H. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 14. behold, he /. with iniquity, conceived 
 Ha. 13. tl. they shall be in pain as a woman that /. 
 21. .3. as the pangs of a woman that/. 
 
 Jer. 31.8. and with them her that /. with child 
 Mic. 5. .3. till she who /. hath brought forth 
 Rom. 8.22. the whole creation /. in pain until now 
 TRAVAII.IN’G. 
 
 Ha. 42. 14. now will I cry like a /. woman 
 Hos. 13. 1.3. the sorrows of a/, woman shall come 
 Rev. 12. 2. a woman cried, /. in birth and pained 
 TRAVEL. 
 
 Exod. 18. 8. Moses told .lethro, the /. by the way 
 Num. 20. 14. thou knowest the /.that hath befallen 
 Eccl. 1. 13. this .sore /. hath God given to men 
 2. 2.3. for all his /lays are sorrows, his /. is grief 
 26. but to the sinner he giveth /. to gather 
 .3.10. 1 have seen the /. God hath given to men 
 4. 4. again 1 considered all /. and every work 
 6. than both the hands full with /. and vexation 
 8. this is also vanity, yea, it is asore /. 
 
 5.14. but those riches perish by evil /. 
 
 Lam. 3.5. he liath compassed me w ith gall and /. 
 Acts 19. 29. Gaius, Paul’s companion in /. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 19 . was chosen of churches to /. with us 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 9 . for ye remember our labour and /. 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 8. but wrought with /. night and day 
 
 TRAVEL!,ED. 
 
 Acts 11. 19 . /. as far as Phenice and Cyprus 
 TRAVELLER. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. there came a /. to the rich man 
 Job 31. .32. but 1 ofiened mv doors to the /. 
 TRAVELI.ERS. 
 
 Judg. 5.6. and the /. walked through by-ways 
 TRAVEI.LEI II. 
 
 Josh. 15. 20. wicked man /. with pain all his days 
 Prov. 6. 11. poverty come as one that /. 24. 34. 
 TRAVELLING. 
 
 Jsa. 21. 13. in Arabia lodge, O ye /. companies 
 63.1. who is this /. in the greatn. of his strength ? 
 Mat. 25.14. the kingdom of heaven is as a man /. 
 TR AVER.SING. 
 
 Jer. 2.23. thou art a swift dromedary /. her ways 
 
 TREACHEROUS. 
 
 Ha. 21. 2. /.dealer dealeth treacherously, 24. 16. 
 Jer. 3. 7 . turned not, and her /. sister .ludah saw it 
 8. yet her /. sister.ludah feared not, but played 
 
 10. her /. sister .ludah hath not turned to me 
 
 11. Israel hath justilieii herself more than/. Judah 
 9.2. for they be an assembly of/, men 
 
 Zevh.8. 4. her prophets are light and /. persons 
 TREACHEROUSLY. 
 
 .Judg. 9. 23. men of Shechem dealt /. w ith Abimelech 
 
 1 Sam. 14. t .3.3. j’e have dealt /. roll a great stone 
 Ha. 33. 1. thou dealest /. they dealt not /. with thee 
 
 48. 8. for 1 knew that thou wouhlest deal very /. 
 Jer. 8. 20. as a wife /. departeth from her husband 
 
 5. 11. the house of Judah hath dealt /. IMal. 2. 11. 
 
 12. 1. why' are all they happy that deal very /. f 
 
 6. even they have dealt /. with thee 
 Lam. 1. 2. all her friends havedealt /. with her 
 Hos. 5. 7 . they have dealt /. against the Lord 
 
 6. 7- there have they dealt /. against me 
 
 Mai. 2. 10. why do we deal /. every man against 
 
 14. thy' wife against whom thou hast dealt /. 
 
 15. let none deal /. against the wife of his youth 
 
 16. take heed to your spirit, that ye deal not /. 
 
 J R EACllERV. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 2.3. Joram sai<l, there is /. O Ahaziah 
 
 ■J R EAD. 
 
 Vent. 11.24. whereon the soles of your feet /. 
 
 25. the dread of you on all the land that ye /. 
 3.3.29. thou shalt /. upon their high places 
 1 Sam. 5. 5. none /. on the threshold of Dagon 
 Job 24. 11. /. their wine presses, and suffer thirst 
 40. 12. and /. dow’ii the wicked in their place 
 Psal. 7 . 5. let him /. down my life on the earth 
 44.5. through thy name will we /. them under 
 
 60. 12. he shall /.down our enemies, 108. 13. 
 
 91. 13. thou shalt /. upon the lion and adder 
 Ha. 1.12. who hath required this, to /. my courts ? 
 10. 6. to /. them down, like the mire of the streets 
 14. 25. and upon mv mountains /. him under foot 
 16. 10. treaders sha'll /. out no wine in presses 
 26. 6. the foot shall /. it down, feet of the poor 
 63. .3. for I will /. them in mineangei, 6. 
 
 Jer. 25. .30.a shout, as they that/, the grapes 
 48. 33. wine to fail,none shall /. with'shouting 
 50. t 26. /. her as heaps, and destroy her utterly 
 Ezek. 26. 11. with hoofs of his horses shall he /. 
 
 .34. 18. but ye must /. the residue with your feet 
 Van. 7 . 23. the fourth beast shall /. it down 
 Hos. 10. 11. Ephraim loveth to /. out the corn 
 Mic. 1. .3. the Lord w ill /. on the high places 
 
 5. 5. when the Assyrian shall /. in our palaces 
 
 6. 15. thou shalt /. olives, but not anoint thee 
 Kah. .3. 14. /. the mortar, make strong brick-kiln 
 Zech. 10. 5. as mighty men which /. their enemies 
 Mai. 4. 3. and ye shall /. down the wicked 
 
 Luke 10. 19. 1 will give vou power to/, on scorpions 
 Rom. 16. +20. God shall /. Satan underyour feet 
 Rev. 11. 2. the holy city shall they /. under foot 
 TREAD ER, S. 
 
 Ha. 16. 10. the /. shall tread out no wine in presses 
 Amos 9 . 13. the /. of grapes shall overtake the sower 
 TR BADE 111. 
 
 Veut. 25. 4. thou shalt not muzzle the ox when he 
 /. out the corn, 1 Cor. 9. 9. 1 Tim. 5. IS* 
 Job 9 . 8 . w hich /. upon the waves of the sea 
 Prov. 21. + 7 . full soul /.under foot an honey-corn^- 
 Ha. 18. + 2 . a nation that metethout and /. down 
 41.25. he shall come as the potter /. clay' 
 
 63. 2. thy garments like him that /. in the wine-fat 
 Amos 4. 13. he that /.on the high places of the earth 
 Mic. 5. 6. and when he /. withinoui'bordeis 
 8. if he go through, he both /.down and tearetli 
 Rev. 19.15. he /. the wine-press of the wrath of God 
 TR EADl NG. 
 
 2 Chr. 22. +7. the/, down of Ahaziali was of God 
 ~Neh. 1.3. 15. I saw some/, winepresses on sabbath 
 Jsa.l. 25. it shall be for the /. of lesser cattle 
 22. 5. it is a day of trouble and of/, dow n 
 42. + 22. they are for a /. and none saith. restore 
 Amos 5. 11. forasmuch as your /. is on the poor 
 TREASON. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 20. the rest of acts of Zimriand his /. 
 
 2 Kings 11.14. Athaliah cried /. /. 2 Chr. 2.3. 13. 
 
 Til I'.ASURE, 
 
 In TTebrew, Ozer. The word treasure, among the 
 Hebrews, signifies any thing collected together, 
 provisions, magazines. So they say, a treasure of 
 corn, of wine, of oil, of honey, Jer. 41. 8. So also 
 treasures of gold, silver, bra^s, Ezek. 28. 4. Dan. 
 11. 43. Snow, winds, hail, rain, waters, are in 
 the tieasuries of God, Job .38. 22. Psal 1.35. 7- 
 'J'his denotes that God hath, them as much at his 
 disposal as any man hath that which he hath laid 
 up in his stores. 'Jhe wise men opened ///e/r trea¬ 
 sures, that is, their packets or bundles, to offer 
 presents to our Saviour, Mat. 2. ll._ 
 
 Lay up treasures in heaven. Mat. 6. 20. T.ay out 
 your wealth upon the poor members of Christ, for 
 he thatiuith pity upon the poor, leiufeth unto the 
 I.ord, and he will pay him again, Prov. 19, 17. 
 Or, let heavenly and .spiritual things, such as the 
 light of God's countenance, the graces of his Spirit 
 and those things which accompany salvation, be 
 of greater account with you than all worldly 
 things ; make them the treasure on which ye set 
 your hearts. The steward of Jose} It's house ac¬ 
 quainted his brethren, when they found their 
 money returned in their sacks, that God had 
 given them irea.mre in their sacks : by his power 
 and providence secretly putting it there, Gen. 43. 
 2.3. Treasures of wickedness stand for all ill-got 
 riches, Prov. 10. 2. Treasures ofwickedness will 
 bring no man profit. 
 
 'Treasure is often used to express any thing whatever 
 in great abundance; as in Col. 2. .3. In Jesus 
 Chiist are hid all the tieasmes of wisdom and 
 knowledge. St. Paul says, Rom. 2. 5. Thou 
 treasurest up wrath against the day of wrath; 
 that is. Thou provokest mart and more the wrath 
 of God against thee ; by heaping up sins, thou 
 Jieapest up the judgment of God upon thyself: 
 
TRE 
 
 TRE 
 
 TRE 
 
 as wen add to their treasure of reealth, so dost than 
 add to thy treasure of pum.shment. It is put for the 
 knowledge if the gospel, and the ministty thereof. 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. We have this treasure in earthen 
 vessels. 'Ihe good treasure of the heart, is a 
 holy frame of heart, together with that stock and 
 plenty of holy thoughts and affections that arc 
 there. Mat. 12. .15. The Lord tells the children 
 of Israel, Exod. 19. 5. If yo. will ohey iny 
 voice indeed, and keep niy covenant, then ye 
 shall be a peculiar treasure unto me. Ye shall 
 be highly prized and loved, and carefully kept by 
 me, as men's generally are. 
 
 Gen. 4.1. 23. Cod hath guen you t. in your sacks 
 l'.xod. 19.5. ye shall be a peculiar t. tome, l*s. 1.15.4. 
 Dent. 28. 12. the Lord shall open to thee his good t. 
 3 Chron. 29. 8. gave tliem to the t. of house of Lord 
 Ezra 2. 69. gave after their ability to t. of work 
 JSeh. 7 . 70 . the Tirsiiatha gave to t. 10(K) drams 
 
 7 . 71 . the fathers gave to ilie t. of the work 
 Psal. 17 . 14. wliose belly thou Idlest with hid t. 
 135. 4. Lord hath chosen Israel for his peculiar t. 
 Prov. 15. 6. in house of the righteous is much t. 
 
 16. a little, than great t. and trouble therewith 
 
 21. 20. there is a t. to be desired, and oil indwell. 
 E.ccl. 2. 8. I gathered the peculiai' t. of kings 
 
 Isa. .1.1. 6. tlie fear of the Lord is his t. 
 
 Ezek. 22 . 25. have taken the t. and precious things 
 Ilos. 13. 15. he, shall spoil t. of all pleasant vessels 
 ihlal. . 1 . 117 . be mine, when I make up my special t. 
 il/flr.6.21. for where yourr. is, tliere, Luke 12 . 34. 
 
 12. 35. a good man out of the good t. of his heart, 
 
 an evil man out of tiie evil t. Luke 6. 45. 
 
 13. 44. the kingdom of heaven' is like to a t. hid 
 52. who briimeth out of his t. things new and old 
 
 19. 21. go anti sell that thou hast, and thou shalt 
 
 have t. in heaven, IMark 10.21. Luke 18. 22. 
 Luke 12. 21. so is he that Ia 3 'eth tip t. for himself 
 33. provide a t. in the heavens, which faileth not 
 Acts 8. 27 . an eunuch, who had charge of all herr. 
 2 Cor. 4. 7- "’e have this t. in earthen vessels, that 
 Jam. 5. 3. ye have heaped t. for the last days 
 T R E A S U11 Iv-c tr ?' e.v. 
 
 Exod. 1. 11. and thev built for Pharaoh t.-cities 
 TREASURE-//or«e. 
 
 Ezra 5. 17 . let search be made in the king’s t.-house 
 
 7. 20. bestow it out of the king’s r.-/i6‘7«e 
 
 .Neh. 10. .18. the Levites bring ihe titlie into t.-house 
 Pan. 1.2. brought vessels into t.-house of his god 
 TREA.su RED. 
 
 Isa. 23.18. Tyre, it shall not be t. nor laid up 
 TREASURER. 
 
 Ezra 1. 8. Cyrus brought forth the vessels by the t. 
 Isa. 22. 35. get thee unto this t. ev en unto Shebna 
 TREASURERS. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 21. I Artaxerxes make a decree to all t. 
 JS'eh. 1 . 1 . 13. and 1 made t. over the treasuries 
 Ean. 3. 2. Nebuchadnezzar gathered the t. 3. 
 TREASUivES. 
 
 Deut. 32. 34. is not this sealed up among my t. 
 
 33. 19 . they shall suck of t. hid m the sand 
 
 1 Kings 7. 51. he put dedicated things among the ;. 
 
 14. 26. Shishak took away the t. of the ho\ise 
 
 15. 18. Asa took gold lett in the t. 2 Chr. 16. 2. 
 
 2 Kingsi‘2. 18. .lehoash took gold found in t. 14.14. 
 
 16. 8. Ahaztook gold that was found in the t. 
 
 18. 15. liezekiah gave him silver found in the t. 
 
 20. 13. liezekiah shewed them silver and gold and 
 
 all that was found in his t. 15. Jsa. 39. 2,4. 
 24. 13. Nebuchadnezzar carried out thence all the 
 f. of the house of the Lord, and the t. of the 
 king’s house, 2 Chron. 36. 18. 
 
 1 Chron. 26 . 20. Ahijah was overt, of Ihe house 
 
 22. .loel II 24. Shebiiel was ruler of thet. 
 
 26. Shelomith and his brethren were over the t. 
 
 27. 25. and oyer the king’s t. was Azmaveth 
 
 2 Chr. 8. 15. king’s commandment concerning the r. 
 Keh. 12. 44. some were appointed for the t. 
 
 Job .1. 21. which dig for it more than forbid t. 
 
 38. 22. hast thou enterea into the t. of the snow ? 
 
 or hast thou seen the t. of the hail ? 
 Prov. 2. 4. if thou searchest for her as for hid t. 
 
 8. 21. I will hll the t. of those that love me 
 
 10. 2. t. of wickedness profit nothing 
 
 21 . 6 . the getting of t. by a lying tongue is vanity 
 Isa. 2 . 7 . neither is there any end of their t. 
 
 10. 13. for he saith, 1 have robbed their t. 
 
 30. 6. they will carry their t. on bunches of camels 
 45. 3. and 1 will give thee the t. of darkness 
 Jer. 10. 13. he bringeth wind out of his t. 51. 16. 
 
 15.13. thj’ 1 .1 will give to the spoil, 17 . .1. | 20. 5. 
 41. 8 . slai’ us not, for we have t. in the field 
 
 48.7- because thou hast trusted in thj’ t. 
 
 49 . 4. backsliding daughter, that trusted in her t. 
 
 50. 37-a sword is on her t. tliey shall be robbed 
 
 51.13. thatdwelleston many waters abundant in t. 
 Ezek. 28. 4. hast gotten silver and gold into thy t. 
 Pan. 11.43. he shall have power over the r. of gold 
 Mic. 6. 10. are there yet tlie t. of wickedness in 
 
 house ' 
 
 Mat. 2. 11. and when they had opened their t. 
 
 6. 19. lay not up for yourselves r. on earth 
 
 20. but lay up for yourselves t. in heaven 
 Col. 2. 3. in whom are hid all the t. of wisdom 
 Heh. 11. 26. greater riches than tlie t. in Egypt 
 TREA.SURE.ST. 
 
 Pom. 2.5. t. up wrath against the day of wrath 
 'J'REA.SURY. 
 
 Josh. 6.19. gold and silver shall come into t. 24. 
 Jer. .18. II. went into tlie house under tlie t. 
 
 Mat. 27- 6. it is not lawful to put them into the t. 
 Mark 12. 41. .lesus sat over-against the t. and be¬ 
 held how the people cast money into the t. 
 LukeZi. 1. .Tesussaw rich men casting gifts into t. 
 JohnQ. 20. these words spake .lesus in the t. 
 TREASURIES. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 26. these Levites were over the t. 
 
 28. 11. David gave Solomon pattern of the t. 12. 
 
 2 Chron. .12. 27. liezekiah made t. for silver 
 Neh. 1.1. 12. .Judah brought the tithe unto the t. 
 
 13. and I made treasurers over the t. 
 
 Esih. 3. 9 . 1 will pay, to bring it into the king's t, 
 
 522 
 
 Esth. 4. 7 . that Ilaman promised to pay to king’s t. 
 Psal. 135. 7- he bringeth the wind out of his t. 
 'JREATISE. 
 
 Actsi. 1. the former t. have 1 made, O Theophilus 
 TREE. 
 
 Both good and wicked men are compared to trees. 
 The godly, says the Psalmist, shall be like a 
 tree jilanted by the rivers of water, that bring¬ 
 eth forth his fruit in his season, Psal. 1. .1. His 
 send shall be pjenttjully fed from heaven with the 
 never-failing influences of grace and cotuolation, 
 •whereby he shall be made fruitful in eiery good 
 word and work. John the Baptist says. Mat. 3. 
 
 10 . The axe is laid to the root ot the trees ; 
 therefore every tree which bringeth not forth 
 good Iriiit, is hewn down and cast into the fire ; 
 that is, “ The judgment of God hangs over your 
 heads, ready to seize stpon you, if ye he either 
 barren, or do not bring foith good fruit: Een- 
 geance is as nigh unto you, its the tree is to fall¬ 
 ing, to whose root the axe is already applied." 
 Our Saviour .peaks to the same purpose in the 
 latter part of his sermon upon the mount, IMat. 7 . 
 
 19 . The godly are called trees of righteousness, 
 that is, persons bringing forth the fruits of right¬ 
 eousness, Isa. 61 . 3. 'The wicked are called trees 
 whose fruit witliereth; -whose lives are full of 
 all wickedness, ,Iude 12 . The king of Assyria's 
 army are called trees. Isa. 10 . 19. 'I'he rest of 
 the trees of his forest shall be few, that a child 
 may write them ; The remainder of his mighty 
 host shall be so few, that the meanest accomptant 
 may be their muster-master. 
 
 There is mention made in Scripture of several kinds 
 of trees and plants, hut there is hardly any thing 
 less certain, than the Hebrew names of them. 
 When the Jews had planted a vine or fruit-tree, 
 they were not allowed to eat of the fruit for the 
 first three years. 'They offered to God that of the 
 fourth year, and afterwards might use whatever 
 those trees produced at their discretion. Lev. 19. 
 
 23. 6 ’ee Ekuit. 
 
 Tree of lite, Gen. 2 . 9. so called, because it was a 
 natural means of preserving man's life, and free¬ 
 ing him from all infirmities, diseases, and decays, 
 during his abode on earth ; and also a sacramental 
 pledge of his continuance in that life, upon con¬ 
 dition of his perfect obedience. But this tree of 
 life voas to hint a tree of death, because of hts in¬ 
 fidelity and disobedience. 
 
 The tree of knowledge of good and evil, Gen. 2 . 
 9, 17- so callid, becau.se by the eating of it man 
 came to knori) experimentally the vast difference 
 between good and evil ; and the greatness of that 
 good he formerly enjoyed, by the loss of it ; and 
 the greatness of that evil he had brought upon him¬ 
 self, by the feeling of it. And this was another 
 sacramental pledge, which sealed death spiritual, 
 temporal, and eternal, in case of disobedience. 
 Jesus Christ is called the tree of life, Bev. 2 . 7 . | 
 
 22 . 2. He will be to all his members as a tree 
 of eternal life, satisfying and refreshing them 
 with fellowship and communion with himself. 
 Gen. 1 . 29. I have given you every t. for meat 
 
 2 . 9. God made every t. to grow, the t. of life also. 
 
 and the 1. of knowledge of good and evil 
 16. of every t. of the garden thou mayest eat 
 2 . 17 . but of the t. of knowledge shalt not eat, 3 . 3 . 
 
 3. 6 . when the woman saw that the t. was good 
 
 11. and he said, hast thou eaten of the t. ? 17 . 
 
 12 . the woman gave me of the t. and 1 did eat 
 
 22 . and now lest he take also of the t. of life 
 
 24. Cherubinis, to keep the way of the /. of life 
 
 18. 4. wash your feet, rest yourselves under the /. 
 
 8 . he stood by them under the t. they did eat 
 
 21. t ,1.1. and Abraham planted at. in Reer-sheba 
 40. 19 . in three days Pharaoh shall hang thee on a t. 
 Exod. 9. 25. the hail brake every t. of the liehl 
 
 10. 5. the locusts shall eat every t. which grow'eth 
 15. 25. he cried, and the Lord shewed him a /. 
 
 Iwv. 27 . .10. tithe of land, seed or fruit of t. is Lord’s 
 'Deut. 19. 5. fetcheth a stroke to cut down the t. 
 
 20. 19 . for the t. of tlie field is man’s life 
 
 21. 22. and if thou hang him on a t. 
 
 23. his body shall not remain all night on the t. 
 
 22. 6. if a bird’s nest chance in the w ay in any t. 
 Josh. 8. 29. take the king of Ai down ti'om tlie t. 
 
 1 Satn. 22. 6. now' Saul abode under a t. in Raniah 
 31. 13. they buried them under a t. at Jabesh 
 2, Kings .1. 19. and shall fell every good t. 
 
 Esth. 2. 23. they were both hanged on a t. 
 
 5. t 14. let a r. be made of fifty cubits high 
 
 7. t 9. behold also the t. fifty cubits high^ 
 
 Job 14. 7 . there is hope of a t. if it be cut down 
 
 19. 10. and mine hope hath he removed like a t. 
 
 24. 20. and wickedness shall be broken as a t. 
 
 Psal. 1. 3. like a t. planted by the rivers of water 
 Proz'. 3. 18. she is a t. of life to them lay hold on her 
 
 11. .10. the fruit of the righteous is a t. of life 
 .—1.1. 12. but when the desire cometh, it is a t. of life 
 
 15. 4. a wholesome tongue is a t. of life 
 Eccl. 11 . 3. it the t. fall toward the south or the 
 north ; where the t. talleth, there shall it be 
 Isa. .10. t 17 . ye be left as a t. bereft of branches 
 40. 20. he chooseth a t. that will not rot 
 44. 19 . shall I fall down to the stock of a t. ? 
 
 56. ,1. neither let the eunuch say, I am a dry t. 
 
 65. 22. as days of a t. are the days of my people 
 6 t). 17 . that purify themselves behind one t. 
 
 Jer. 10. .1. for one cutteth a t. out of the forest 
 
 11. 19 . let us destroy the t. with the fruit 
 
 17 . 8. he shall be as a t. planted by the waters 
 E.zek. 15. 2. what is the vine-r. more than anv t. 
 
 17 . 24. brought down the high t. exalted the low t. 
 
 dried up the green t. made dry t. to flourish 
 21. 10. it contenmeth rod of mv’ son, as every t. 
 
 .11. 8. nor any t. in the garden of God was like him 
 .14. 27 . t. ot the field shall yiehl her fruit 
 .16. 30. 1 will multiply the fruit of the t. 
 
 Dan. 4. 10. and behold" a r. 1| ] 1. the f. grew, 20. 
 
 14. he cried, and said thus, hew down the t. 23. 
 Joel 2. 22, tear not for the t. beareth her fruit 
 
 Mat. 3. 10. every t. that bringeth not forth good 
 fruit is cast into the fire, 7.19. Luke 3. 9. 
 7 . 17- every good t. bringeth forth good fruit, but 
 acorruptr. bringeth forth evil fruit, Lvtke 6. 43, 
 
 18. a good t. cannot bring forth evil fruit 
 
 12. 33. either make the t. gootl and his fruit good • 
 
 for the t. is known by his fruit, Luke 6. 44 
 
 13. 32. mustard seed beconieth a t. Luke 13. 19. 
 Luke 17 . 6. ye might say to the sycamine t. 
 
 Arts 5. .10. .lesus whom ye slew and hanged on a t. 
 
 10. . 19 . Jesus, whom they slew, and hanged on a t. 
 
 13. 29 . they took him down from the t. and laid 
 Gal. .1. 13. cursed is every one that hangeth on a t. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 24. bare our sins in his own body on the t. 
 Itev. 2. 7. to him w ill I give to eat of the t. of life - 
 
 7 . 1. that the wind should not blow on any t. 
 
 9.4. they should not hurt any green thing, norr 
 
 22. 2. in the midst was there the t. of lite - 
 
 14. tliat they may have right to tlie r. of life - 
 t'iec Griikn, 
 
 TREES. 
 
 Gen. 3. 8 . hid themselves amongst the t. of garden 
 2 . 1 . 17 . all the t‘. were made sure to Abraham 
 Exod. 10 . 15. the locusts .lid eat the fruit of tlie t. 
 Lev. 19 . 23. ye shall have planted all mannerof r. 
 2.1. 40. ye shall take the Imughs of goodly t. 
 
 26. 4. and the t. of the field shall yield their fruit 
 
 20. neither shall the t. of the land yield fruits 
 Num. 24. 6. as t. of lign aloes which the fxrd hath 
 planted, and as cedar t. beside the waters 
 Deut. 16. 21. thou shalt not plant a grove of any r. 
 20. 19 . thou shalt not destroy the t. thereof by axe 
 20. the t. thou knowest iiot’to lie t. tor meat 
 28.42. all thy f. and fruit shall the locust consume 
 Josh. 10. 26. Joshua hanged them on five t. 
 
 27 . and they took them down off the t. 
 
 Judg. 9. 8. the t. went forth to anoint a king 
 
 9 . and go to be promoted over the t. 11. 1.1. 
 
 10. the t. said to the fig tree, reign over us 
 
 12. r.said to the vine || 14. t. said to the bramble 
 48. Abimelech cut down a bough from the t. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 3.1. he spake of r. fromo dar in Lebanon 
 
 2 Kings 3. 25. and they felled all tlie good t. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. .13, then shall the t. of the wood sing 
 at the presence of the Loi d, Psal. 96. 12. 
 Neh. 10. 35. to bring the first-fruits of all r. . 17 . 
 
 Job 40. 21. he lieth under the shady t. 22. 
 
 Psal. 74 . 5. as he had lifted up axes on thick t. 
 
 78. 47 . he destroyed their sycamore t. with frost 
 
 104. 16 . the t. of the I,ord are full of sap 
 
 105. 33. and brake the t. of their coasts 
 148. 9. fruitful t. and cedars praise the f.ord 
 
 Eccl. 2.5. 1 planted t. of all kinds of fruit 
 Cant. 2. 3. as the apple-tree among the t. of the wood 
 
 4. 14. with all r. of frankincense, myrrh, aloes 
 Isa. 7 .2, his heart w as moved as the t. of the wood 
 t 19- they shall rest upon all commendable t. 
 
 10. 19. the rest of the t. of his foi est shall be few 
 44. 14. w liicli he strengtheneth among the t. 
 
 . 55 .12. all the t. of the fields shall clap their hands 
 61 . .1. they might be called t. of righteousness 
 Jer. 6. 6. l ord said, hew down t. and cast a mount 
 
 7 . 20.my fury shall be poured out upon the t. 
 Ezek. 17 . 24. all the t. of the field shall know 
 
 20. 28. they saw all thetjiick t. and offered 
 31. 5. his height was exalted above all ther. 
 
 9. so that all the t. of Eden envied liim 
 
 47- 7- many t. on the one side and on the other 
 12. by the riveis shall grow all t. for meat 
 Joel 1. 12. all the t. of the field are withereil 
 
 19 . the flame hath bu*int all the t. of the field 
 Mat. .1. 10. the axe is laid to the root of t. Luke .1. 9. 
 
 21. 8. others cut down branches from the t. and 
 
 strewed them in the way, Mark 11. 8. 
 Mark 8. 24. he said, 1 see men as t. walking 
 Luke 21.29. behold the fig-tree and all the t. 
 
 Jude 12. the 3 ' are t. whose fruit witliereth 
 liev. 7- 3- hurt not the r.till we have sealed 
 
 8. 7- nnd the third part of the t. was burnt up 
 
 Palm. 
 
 TRE.MBLE. 
 
 Deut. 2. 25. the nations shall t. because of thee 
 
 20. .1. fear not and do not t. because of them 
 Ezra 10. 3. of those that t. at the commandment 
 Job 9 . 6. shaketh the earth, the pillars thereof/, 
 
 26. 11. the pillars of heaven t. and are astonished 
 Psal. 60. 2. thou hast made the earffi to t. 
 
 99. 1. the Lord reignelh, let the people t. 
 
 114. 7 . t. thou earth at the presence of the Lord 
 Eccl. 12. .1. when the keepers of the house shall t. 
 Isa. 5. 25. the hills did t. tlieir carcases were torn 
 
 14. 16. is this the man that made the earth to t. 
 
 .12. 11. t. ye women that are at ease, be troubled 
 64. 2. that the nations ma>' t. at thy presence 
 66. 5. hear word of Lord, ye that t. at his word 
 
 Jer. 5.22. will ye not t. atiiiy presence who placed 
 
 10. 10. at his wrath the earth shall t. and nations 
 .1.1. 9. and they shall t. for all the goodness 
 51. 29 . the land of Babylon shall t. and sorrow 
 Ezek. 26. 16. they’ shall t. at every moment, 12. 10. 
 
 18. now shall the isles t. in the dav of thy fall 
 Dan. 6. 26. that men t. before the God of'Daniel 
 Hos. 11. 10. then the children shall/, from the west 
 
 11. they shall /. as a bird out of Egypt, as a dove 
 Joel 2. 1. let all the inhabitants of the land /. 
 
 10. the earth shall quake, the heavens shall /. 
 Amos 8. 8. shall not the land /. for this and mourn? 
 Hab.%.7- the captains of the land ofMidiaudid /. 
 Jam. 2. 19. the devils also believe and /. 
 
 IRE.MBLED. 
 
 Gen. 27- -l-l. Isaac /. very exceedingly, and he said 
 Exod. 19 . 16. the people that was in thecMmp /. 
 Judg. 5. 4. the earth /. and the heavens dropped, 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 8. Psal. 18. 7 . | 77- 18. | 07 . 4 . 
 
 1 .‘jam. 4. 13. ICli's heart /. for the ark of Gwl 
 14. 15. the spoilers/. || 16. 4. the eldersof town/. 
 
 28. 5. Saul w as afraid, and his heart greatly /. 
 Ezra 9 . 4. were assembled to me every one that/. 
 Jer. 4. 24. and lo the mountains /. Hah. 1. 10. 
 
 8. ;i6. whole land /. at the sound of the neighing 
 
 of his stmng one* 
 
 Dan. 5. 19. all people and nations /. before him 
 
TRl 
 
 TRI 
 
 TRI 
 
 Hah. 3.16. when 1 heard my bell 3 ’ t. and T t. m 
 myself that 1 might rest in the day ot 
 trouble 
 
 Jlfar/1-16.8. fled from the sepulchre, for they t. 
 
 Acts 7. 32. then Moses t. |1 24. 25. i'elix t. 
 
 ^ TREMBLKTH. 
 
 Joh 37 .1. at this also my heart t. and is moved 
 Psal. 104. 32. he looketh on earth and it t. 
 
 119.120. my flesh t. for fear of thee and am afraid 
 Isa 66.2.1 will look to him that t. at my word 
 TREMBLIjSG. 
 
 Gen. 27 . + 33. Isaac trembled with a great t. 
 p.iod. l5.15. t. take hold on tlie mighty men of Mo. 
 D««r.28.65. the Lx)rd shall give thee a t. heart 
 1 Sam. 13.7. and all the people followed him t. 
 
 14.15. in tlie host there was a very great t. 
 
 PzTa 10. 9 . all people sat t. because of this matter 
 JobA.W. fear came upon me and t. whicli made. 
 
 21.6. 1 am afraid and t. taketli hold on my flesh 
 2.11. serve Lord with fear and rejoice with t. 
 
 55. 5. fearfulness and t. are come upon me 
 2sa. 51. 17 . hast drunken the dregs of the cup ot t. 
 
 22. I liave taken out of thy hand the cup of t. 
 Jer.'sO. .5. we have heard a voice of t. of fear 
 Ez 'ek. 12.18. son of man, drink thy water with t. 
 
 26.16. they shall clotlie themselves with t. 
 
 Han. 10.11. w’hen he had spoken tliis, 1 stood t. 
 Jfor. 13.1. when Ephraim spake t. he exalted 
 Zech.li.i. I will make .lerusalem a cup of t. 
 
 Mark 5. 33. the woman fearing and t. Luke 8. 47. 
 Acts 9. 6. Saul t. said, L. what wilt have me to do ? 
 
 16.29. gaolei came t. and fell down before Paul 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 3. 1 was wifn you in fear and much t. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 .1.5. how with fear and t. ye received him 
 Py4.6.5. servants, be obedient witli tear and t. 
 
 Phil 2 12. work out your salvation with fear and t. 
 
 TREMCII. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 20. David came to the t. and shouted 
 26. 5. Saul lay sleeping within the t. 7- 
 1 Kings 18. .32. Elijah made a t. about the altar 
 35. and he tilled the t. also witli water, .38. 
 
 Luke 19 .43. thy enemies shall cast a t. about thee 
 I'RESPASS. 
 
 Gen. 31. 36. what is my t. that thou hast pursued 
 
 50. 17 . w e pray thee forgive the t. of thy servants 
 piod. 22. 9. for all manner of t. whether for ox 
 Lev. 5.15. he shall bring for his t. to the Lord a ram 
 
 26. 40. if they shall confess their t. trespassed 
 Hum. 5. 6 . when any do a t. against the Lord 
 7 . he shall recompense his t. w ith the principal 
 8 - if he have no kinsman to recompense the t. 
 
 27 . if she have done t. against her husband 
 1 Sam. 25. 28. forgive the t. of thine handmaid 
 
 1 Chr. 21.3. whj' will he be a cause of i. to Israel ? 
 
 2 Chron. 24.18. wrath came on .1 iidah for their t. 
 
 28.13. ye intend to add more to our sin and t. 
 
 33.19. Manasseh’s prayer and t. are written 
 
 izra9. 2. the rulers have been chief in this t. 
 
 6. and otir t. is grown up unto the heavens 
 
 7 . we have been in a great t. to this day, 1.3. 
 
 10.10. taken strange wives, to increase i. of Israel 
 
 19. they offered a ram of the flock for their t. 
 Lzek. 17 . 20 . I will plead with him there for his t. 
 18.24. in his t. he hath trespassed, he shall die 
 Dan. 9. 7 . because of their t. they trespassed 
 TRESPA-S.SE.S. 
 
 pzraQ. 15. behold, we are before thee in our t. 
 
 Psal. 68. 21. such a one as goeth on still in his t. 
 Lzek. 2^. 26 . they have borne their shame and t. 
 Mat. 6. 14. for if ye forgive men their t. 
 
 15. but if ye forgive not'men their t. neither will 
 your Father forgive your i. 18. .35. 
 Mark 11. 25. your Father may forgive you your t. 
 
 26. neither will your Father forgive your f. 
 
 2 Cor. 5.19. not imputing their t. unto them 
 P^)A.2.1.you quickened who were dead in r.and sins 
 Col. 2.13. he quickened, having forgiven you all t. 
 
 See Commit, Committed, 
 Offehing. 
 
 TR ESPAS.S-nionfy. 
 
 2 Kings 12.16. the t.-money was not brought 
 TRESPA.SS. 
 
 1 Kings 31. if any man t. against his neighbour 
 Z Chron. 19.10. w-arn that they t. not against Lord 
 
 28.22. Ahaz did t. yet more against the Lord 
 Mat. 18.15. if brother t. tell him his fault 
 Luken. 3. if thy brotheragainst thee, rebuke him 
 
 4. if he t. against thee seven times in a day 
 TRESPASSED. 
 
 Lev. 5.\9. he hath certainly t. against the Lord 
 26.40. if they confess their trespass which they t. 
 Hum. 5. 7 . recompensed to him against whom he t. 
 Hettt.S^. 51. because ye r. against me among Israel 
 
 2 Chron. 26.18. go out of sanctuary, for thou hast t. 
 29. d. for our fathers have t. and done evil in eyes 
 .30. 7 . be not like fathers who t. against Lord God 
 
 33.23. but Amon t. more and moie 
 
 Ezra 10.2. we have t. against our G. strange wii es 
 Lzek. 17 . 20 . his trespass that he t. against me 
 .39.23. because they t. against me, 26. 
 
 1)011.9.1. their trespass that they t. against thee 
 Hos. 8.1. because they liave t. against my law 
 TR ESP AS.SIIS'G. 
 
 Lev. 6. 7 . for any thing that he hath done in t. 
 Lzek. 14. 13. the land sinneth against me by i. 
 TRIAL. 
 
 Joi9.23. he will laugh at the t. of the innocent 
 Ezek.^X. 13. because it is a t. what if the sword 
 2 Cor. 8. 2. how that in a great t. of affliction 
 Heh. 11. 36. others had t. of cruel mockings 
 1 Pet. 1. 7 . that the t. of your faith might be found 
 4. 12. think it not strange concerning the fiery t. 
 TRIBE. 
 
 Jacob having twelve sons, who were the heads of so 
 many great families, which altogether formed a 
 great nation; every one of these families was cull- 
 . ed a tribe. But Jacob on bis death-bed adopted 
 Ephraim and Manasseh, the sons of Joseph, and 
 would have them also to constitute iwc tribes of Is¬ 
 rael, Gen. 48. 5. Instead of twelve tribes, r/i^re 
 were now thirteen, that of Joseph being divided 
 into two. However, in the distribution of lands 
 
 to the people made by Joshua, by the command of 
 God, they counted but twelves tribes, and made 
 but twelve lots. For the tribe of Levi, which was 
 appointed to the service of the tabernacle of the 
 Lord, had no share in the distribution of the land, 
 but only some cities to dwell in, and the first-fruits, 
 tithes, and oblations of the people, which was'all 
 their subsistence, IS um. 35. 2. .losh. 1.3.7,8,14, .33. 
 The twelve tribes, while they were in the desert, en¬ 
 camped round about the tabernacle of the^ cove¬ 
 nant, every one according to its order. To the 
 east were those of Judah, Zehulun, and Issachar. 
 To the west were Ephraim, bJanasseh, and Ben¬ 
 jamin. To the south, lleuben, Eimeon, arid Gad. 
 And to the north were Dan, Asher, and Kuphtali. 
 The Levites were distributed round about the ta¬ 
 bernacle, nearer the holy place than the other tribes. 
 Hum. 2. 2, .3, &c. 
 
 In the marches of the army of Israel, the twelve 
 tribes were divided into Jour great bodies, each 
 composed of three tribes. The first body, which 
 was the front of the army, was made up oj^ the tribes 
 of Judah, Issachar, and Zehulun. The second 
 was composed of Reuben, Simeon, and Gad. Be¬ 
 tween the second and third body oj troops, came 
 the Levites and the priests, with the aik of the 
 Lord, the curtain, the planks, the pillars, and alt 
 the other furniture of the tabernacle. 'The third 
 body of the army was composed of the tribes of 
 Ephraim, Manasseh, and Benjamin. Thejburth 
 and last, which brought up the rear, was nicide up of 
 the tribes of Dan, Asher, and Naphtali, N um. 10. 
 5,6, 14, &c. We have an account of the division 
 of the land of Canaan among the twelve tribes in 
 the book of .foshua. 
 
 The twelve tribes continued united under one head, 
 making hut one state, one people, undone monarchy, 
 till after the death of Solomon. Then ten of the 
 tribes of Israel revolted from the house of David, 
 and received for their king Jeroboam, the son of 
 Nebat ; and only the tribes of Judah and Benja¬ 
 min continued under the government of Rehoboam, 
 
 1 Kings 12. 16 , 20. This separation may be 
 looked upon as the chief cause of those great ca¬ 
 lamities that afterwards happened to those two 
 kingdoms, and to the whole Hebrew nation. For 
 it was the cause of the alteration and change of 
 the old religion, and of the ancient worship oJ their 
 J'orej'athers. Jeroboam, the son of Nebat, sub¬ 
 stituted the worship of golden calves instead of 
 the worship of the Lord ; which was the occasion 
 of the ten tribes forsaking the temple of the Lord, 
 
 1 Kings 12. 26, 27, R'c. This schism likewise 
 caused an irreconcileable hatred between the ten 
 tribes and those of Judah and Benjamin, and 
 created a great number of wars and disputes between 
 them. 'The Lord being provoked, delivered them 
 up to their enemies, Tiglath-pileser first carried 
 away captives of the \r\b<iS of Reuben, Gad, Naph¬ 
 tali, and the half tribe of Manasseh, which were 
 beyond Jordan, and carried them beyond the Eu¬ 
 phrates, i LiwdS 15.119. 1 C'hron. 5. 26 . 
 
 Some years after, Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, 
 took the city of Samaria, destroyed it, took away 
 the rest of the inhabitants of Israel, carried them 
 beyond the Euphrates, and sent other inhabitants 
 into the country to cultivate and possess it, 2 
 Kings 17 . 6, 24. 1 18. 10, 11. 'Thus ended the 
 kingdom of the ten tribes of Israel. It has been a 
 great question among the Fathers and Interpreters, 
 whether these ten tribes still continued in their 
 settlement beyond the Euphrates, or whether they 
 returned again into their own country. 'The 
 greatest part are of opinion, that they never did 
 return. Others, on the contrary, think they did 
 peturn; but at the same time acknowledge, that 
 this return is not clearly made out by history, be¬ 
 cause it was performed by insensible degrees ; 
 and was not so complete and entire, hut that a 
 great number of Israelites still remained beyond 
 the Euphrates. 
 
 As to the tribes of Judah and Benjamin, who re¬ 
 mained under the government of the kings of the 
 family of David, they continued a much longer 
 time in their own country : but at last, after they 
 had fulfilled the measure of their iniquity, God de¬ 
 livered them into the hands of their enemies. Ne¬ 
 buchadnezzar took the city of Jerusalem, entirely 
 ruined it, and burnt the temple, and took away all 
 the inhabitants of Judah and Benjamin to Baby¬ 
 lon, and to the other provinces of his empii'e. 
 This captivity continued for seventy years. as the 
 prophet had foretold them, .ler. 25. 11, 12. | 29. 
 10. The return from this captivity is plainly as¬ 
 signed in 2 Chron. .36. 20, 21, 22, 23. and in the 
 books of Ezra and Nehemtah. 
 
 Chronologers fiz the end of the kingdom of the ten 
 tribes in the year of the world 3283, before Chri.st 
 717 . And the captivity of Judah and Benjamin in 
 the year of the world .3416, before Christ 5114. 
 
 Num. 1. 4. and witli yon there shall he a man of 
 every t. head of house of his fathers, 13. 2. J 
 34. 18. 
 
 4.18. cut ye not off the t. of the Kohathites 
 18. 2. the t. of thy father bring tliou with thee 
 .31. 4. of every t. a thousand sent to war, 5, 6. 
 
 .36. 5. the t. ot tlie sons of .losepli hath said well 
 6. they shall marry only to the family of the r. 8 
 9. neither shall the inheritance remov e liom one t 
 to another t. but keep to his own inheritance 
 Deut. 1. 23. I took one of a t. .losh. .3. 12. 1 4. 2, 4. 
 29. 18. family or t. whose heart turneth away 
 Josh.l. 14. t. which the Lord taketh shall come 
 18. 4. give out from you three men for each /. 
 Judg. 18.19. or that thou be a priest to a/. 
 
 21.3. there should be oner, lackinc' in Israel, 6 
 1 KingsXX. 13. but will give one t. tothyson, .32. 36. 
 1 Chr. 6. 61 . who were left of the family of tiiat t 
 Fzek. 47 . ‘-.3. in what t. the stranger sojourneth 
 Ileb. 7 . 13. for he pertaineth to another r. 
 
 14. of .luda ; of w hich t. Closes spake nothing 
 iSee Reuben, Simeon, and the rest. 
 
 TRIBES. 
 
 Ezod. 28.21. his name accoi ding to the 12 1. 39.14. 
 Hum. 0.4. 2. abiding in tents according to their t. 
 
 33 . . 54 . according to t. of your fathers shall inherit 
 34.13. to give to the nine t. Josh. 13. 7. 114. 2. 
 
 15. the two t. and the half have received their in¬ 
 heritance on this side .Iordan, 14.3. 
 Deut.l. 13. take ye w ise men, known among your r. 
 
 12. 5. the place which the Lord shall choose out 
 of all your t. to put his name there, 14 
 18. 5. thy God hath chosen him out <>f all thy t. 
 
 Jo. 9 /i. 7 .14. ye shall be brought according to your r. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 19 . present yoursel. before Ld. by your r. 
 
 1 Kings 11. .31. and I will give ten t. to thee 
 18.31. twelve stones according to number of the t. 
 Psal. 105. 37 . was not one feeble anu)ng their r. 
 
 122. 4. whither the t. go up, the /.of tlie I.ord 
 Isa. 19 . 13. they that are the stay of t. thereof 
 49. 6. be my servant to raise up the t. of lacob 
 63. 17- return for the /. of thine inheritance 
 Ezek.45. 8. give to Israel according to (heir t. 
 
 Dab. .3. 9 . according to the oaths of the /. 
 
 Ma/. 24.30. then shall all the /.of the earth mourn 
 Acts 20.7. unto which promise our 12/. hope to come 
 Jam. 1. 1. to the twelve /.which are scattered 
 Rev. 7 . 4. were sealed 144, (XK) ot all the /. 
 
 See Israel. 
 
 TRIBULATION. 
 
 Deut. 4. 30. w hen thou art in /. if thou turn to T.d. 
 Judg. 10. 14. let them deliver you in the time of /. 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 24. let him deliver me out of all /. 
 
 Mat. 13.21. when /. ariseth.he is offended 
 24. 21. then shall be great /. such as w as not 
 29. immediately after the /. AJark 13. 24. 
 
 John 16. 33. in the world ye shall have /. but be 
 Acts 14. 22. we must thro’ much /. enter kingdom 
 Jtom. 2. 9./. and angu.on every soul that doth evil 
 5. .3. know ing that /. worketh patience 
 8. 35. shall /. separate us from the love of Christ ? - 
 12. 12. rejoicing in hope, patientin /. 
 
 ; Cor. 1. 4. who cmnforteth us in all our t. 
 
 7 . 4 . 1 am exceeding joyful in all our t. 
 
 1 'Thess. .3. 4. we told you that we should suffer t. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 6. recompense /. to them that tioubls you 
 Rev. 1. 9. .lohn who am your companion in /. 
 
 2. 9. I know thy w'orks, and /. and poverty 
 10. behold, ye shall have /. ten da\s 
 22. I will cast them into great /. except repent 
 7. 14. these are they which came out ot great /. 
 
 JRl BULAT IONS. 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 19 . himself saved you out of all your t. 
 Rom. 5. 3. not only so, but we glory in t. also, 
 
 Eph. 3. 1.3. 1 desire that ye faint not at my t. 
 
 2 'Thess. 1. 4. for your faith in all /.that ye endure 
 TRIBUTARY. 
 
 Isa. .31. + 8. and his young men shall be /. 
 
 Lam. 1.1. she that was great, how is she become t, ! 
 
 TRIBUTARIES. 
 
 Deut. 20. 11. the people found therein shall be /. 
 Judg. 1. 30. the Canaanites became /. 33, 35. 
 
 TRIBUTE, 
 
 In Greek rtopov' in Hebrew, IMass ; which is de¬ 
 rived from the verb Masas, to melt, or liquefy. 
 The Hebrews acknowledged none for sovereign 
 over them but God alone : whence Josephus calls 
 their government a 'I heocracy, or divine govern¬ 
 ment. 'They acknowledged the sovereign dominion 
 of God by a tribute, or capitation, of half a she¬ 
 kel a head, which every Israelite paid him yearly, 
 Exod. 30. 13. Gur Saviour, in Mat. 17 . 25. 
 thus reasons with Peter ; What (hinkest thou. 
 Simon ? Of whom do the kings of the earth 
 take custom or tribute ? M their own children, 
 or of strangers ? Meaning, that as he ivas the 
 Son of God, he ought to be exempt from the capi¬ 
 tation. 
 
 Tribute is a sum of money paid to princes, or 
 rulers, in token of the duty and subjection -which 
 subjects owe unto them, and as a recompcnce for 
 their care and protection, and in order to support 
 them in their authority and dignity. After the 
 Jews were conquered by the Romans, they still 
 continued very tenacious of their liberty, and 
 gloried much in the right they had to it ; as ap¬ 
 pears from John 8. .33. 'They made it a question, 
 whether it was agreeable to the law of God, to pay 
 taxes to a pagan conqueror, and therefore they azk 
 our Saviour, Mat. 22. 17 . What thinkest thou ? 
 Is it lawful to give tribute unto Cesar or not? 
 Christ in his answer plainly shews them, that re¬ 
 ligion did not exempt them from their civil duties, 
 and obedience to princes in things wherein they 
 have a ; ower to command; Render unto ( esar the 
 things that are Cesar's. And the apostle Paul 
 recommends and inculcates to the faithful Chris¬ 
 tians submission and obedience to princes, and a 
 conscientious discharge of their duty in paying 
 them, their tributes. Rom. 13. 7- Render to all 
 their dues ; tribute to whom tribute is due, cus¬ 
 tom to whom custom. 
 
 Solomon, at the beginning of his reign, compelled 
 the Canaanites, 'who -cere left in the country, to 
 pay him tribute, and to perform the drudgery of 
 the public works he had undertaken : and as to 
 the children of Israel, he would not suffer them to 
 be employed therein, but made them his soldiers, 
 his ministers, his chief ofiicers, to command his 
 armies, his chariots, and his horsemen, 1 Kings 
 9 . 21 , 22 , 23.2 Chron. 8. 9. Yet, hoicever, to¬ 
 wards the end of his rciftn, he impo.sed a tribute 
 upon them, and made them wort at the public 
 buildings ; which much alienated their minds from 
 him, and sowed the .seeds of that discontent which 
 afterwards appeared in an open revolt, by the re¬ 
 bellion of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, 1 Kings 5, 
 1.3, 14.19. 15.1 11. 27 . Jeroboam was at first- 
 obliged to take shelter in Egypt ; but afterwards 
 the defection became general, by the total revolt of 
 the ten tribes. It was upon account of the.se taxes 
 and levies, that the DraeJites said to Rehoboam the 
 son of Rolumon, I hy father made our yoke griev¬ 
 ous ; now therefore make thou the grievou* 
 
 523 
 
TRO 
 
 TRO 
 
 TRU 
 
 service of tliy fatlier, and his heavy yoke vhich 
 he put upon us, lighter, and we will serve thee, 
 1 Kings 12. 4. 
 
 den. 49.15. Issachar became a servant to t. 
 
 .‘11. 28. levy a t. to the Lord of men of war 
 
 37. the Lord’s^, of the sheep was 675 
 
 38. beeves, Lord’s?. 72. || 39. asses. Lord’s/. 61. 
 4(1. the persons 16,000, tlie Lord’s /. 32 persons 
 
 16. 10. with a /. of a free-will otferintr 
 .fos/t. 16. 10. Canaanifes serve under /. 17. 13. _ 
 
 •2 Kant. 20. 24. and Adorarn was over tlie /. 1 Kings 
 
 4. 6. I 12. 18. 2 Chron. 10. 18. 
 
 1 Rings 9. 21. upon these did Solomon levy a /. 
 
 2 Kings 17. t 3. 1 losliea became servant and gave/. 
 23. .33. Pharaoh-necho put the land to a /. 
 
 ■2 C/iron. 8. 8. them did .'Solomon make to pay/. 
 
 17- 11. some of the Pliilistines brought /. silver 
 Kzra 4. 13. then will they not pay /. and custom 
 
 20. and toll, /. and custom was paid to them 
 
 6. 8. of the /. exnenses be given to these men 
 
 7. 24. not lawful to impose /. on the Levites 
 Kelt. 5. 4. 've have borrowed money for king’s /. 
 Prov. 12. 24. but the slothful shall be under /. 
 
 X'«. 31. t 8. and his young men shall be for /. 
 
 Mat. 17. 24. they that received /. money came to 
 
 Peter and said, doth not your master pay /. ? 
 2.5. of whom do the kings of the earth take /..' 
 
 22. 17 . what thinkest thou r is it lawful to give /. 
 to Cesar, or no / Mark 12. 14. Luke 2t). 22. 
 19. shew me the /. money ; they brought a penny 
 J.uke 23. 2. and forbidding to give /. to Cesar 
 Rum. 13. 6. for this cause pay ye/, also 
 7 . render therefore /. to whom /. is due, custom 
 TlUCKLETIl. 
 
 l.am. 3. 49. mine 63 6 /. down, and ceaseth not 
 'IK IK, See 'Pry. 
 
 'J K1M3IED. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 24. Mephibosheth had not /. his beard 
 Mat. 25. 7 . all those virgins arose and/, their lamps 
 TRlMIMESr. 
 
 Jer. 2. 33. why /. thou thv way to seek love ? 
 ;rRlPPI>s'C. 
 
 Isa. 3. t 16. walking and /. nicely as they^ go 
 'rUlU.MPH. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. CO. lest daughters of the uncircumcised /. 
 P.sal. 25. 2. let not mine enemies /. over me 
 41. 11. because mine enemy' doth not /. over me 
 60.8. Philistia, /. thou because of me 
 92. 4. T will /. in the works of thy hands 
 94. 3. Lord, how long shall the wicked /. ? 
 
 Ci06. 47 . gather us to give thanks and /.in thy praise 
 108.9. AJoabismy w!tsh-pot,overPhilistia will 1 /. 
 2 Cur. 2. 14. which al wavs causeth us to /. in Christ 
 TRIUMPH. 
 
 Psal. 47 . 1. shout unto God with the voice of t. 
 TRIUMPHED. 
 
 pxod. 15. 1. for he hath /. gloriously’, 21. 
 
 TRIUMPH ING, Snhstanthe. 
 
 Job 20. 5. that the /. of the wicked is shot t 
 TRIUMPHING. 
 
 Ccl. 2. 15. made a show of them, /. over them in it 
 TRODE. 
 
 Judg. 9. 27. they /. the grapes and ciirsedAbimelech 
 ■20. 4.3. Israel /. the Benjamites down with ease 
 ■ 2 King.tT. 1~. the people /. upon him in the gate, 20. 
 
 9. .33. .lehu /. .lezebel under foot 
 
 14. 9 . a beast /. down the thistle, 2 Citron. 25. 18. 
 Jjuke 12. 1. insomucli that thev /. one on another 
 TRODDEN. 
 
 tJDeut. 1. 36. to Caleb will I give the land that he 
 hath /. upon, because he followed Lord, Josh. 
 14.9. 
 
 Judg. 5. 21. O my soul, thou hast /. down strength 
 Jub 22. 15. the old way -which wicked men have /. 
 28. 8. the lion’s whelps have not/. if. nor fierce lion 
 Psal. 119 . 118. tliou hast /. down all that err 
 Isa. 5. 5. and the vineyard shall be /. down 
 
 14. 19 . art cast out, as a carca.se /. under feet 
 18. 2 . go to a nation meted out and /. down, 7 . 
 
 25. 10. Moab sliall be /. under him as straw is /. 
 28. 3. the drunkards of l-lphraim shall be /. under 
 18. scourge pass through tlien ye shall be /. down 
 '63.3. 1 have /. the wine press alone, of people none 
 18. our adversaries have /. down thy sanctuary 
 Jer. 12. Kh they liave /. my portion under foot 
 Lam. 1. 15. tlie Lord hatli /. under foot the mighty 
 _^men, he hath /. the virgin the daughter of Judah 
 'pzek. 16 . t 6 . when I saw’ thee /. under foot 
 27 . t 6 . they have made liatches of ivory well /. 
 
 34. 19 . my flock eat what ye have /. under feet 
 Dan. 8. 13. give the sanctuary and liost to be /. 
 Mic. 7 . 10. now shall she he /. as mireof tliestreets 
 Mat. 5.13. salt unsavoury to be /. under footof men 
 Lttke 8.5. some fell by tlie way-side and was /.down 
 
 21. 24. Jerusalem shall be/. down of the Gentiles 
 'IJeb. 10. 29 . who hath /. under foot the .'-ton of God 
 Rev. 14. 20. the wine-press was /. without the city 
 
 'I KOOP. 
 
 Gen. .30. 11. a /. cometh ; tshe called his name a /. 
 49 . 19 . Gad, a /. shall overcome him, he at last 
 1 Sam. .30. 8. saying, shall 1 pursue after this /. ? 
 ■3. Sam. 2. 25. cliildren of Renjamin became one /. 
 3. 22. behold, Joabcame from pursuing a /. 
 
 22. 30. by thee have 1 run thro’ a /. Psal. 18. 29. 
 
 23. 11. the Philistines w’cre gathered into a/. 
 
 13. the /. pitched in the valley of Kephaim 
 
 jsa. 65. 11. are they that prepare a table for that /. 
 Jer. 18. 22. when siialt bring a /. suddenly on them 
 Hus. 7 . 1. the /. of robbers spoileth without 
 Amos 9 . 6. he hath founded his t. in the earth 
 '1 HOOPS. 
 
 iE.rcrf. 38. -f 8. looking-glasses of women assemb. by /. 
 Job 6. 19 . /. of Tema looked, companies of Sheba 
 
 19 .12. his /. come together and raise their way 
 Jer. 5. 7 . they assembled by /. in the harlots’ houses 
 Hos. 6. 9. and as /. of robbers wait for a man 
 Mic. 5. 1. gather thy self in /. O daughter of/. 
 Hab. 3. 16 . he ■will invade them with his /. 
 TROUBLE. 
 
 I Citron. 22. 14. in my /. I prepared for house of L. 
 £ Citron. 15. 4. when they in /. did turn and sought 
 the I.ord, he was f'ounti of them, Kelt. 9. 2?. 
 624 
 
 Kelt. 9. .32. let not all the /. seem little before thee 
 Jub 3. 26. neither was 1 ^uiet, yet /. came 
 
 5. 6. neither doth /. spring outof the ground 
 
 7 . yet man is born to /. as the sparks Hy upward 
 
 14. 1. man is of a few days and full of /. 
 
 15, 24. /. and angidsh shall make him afraid 
 27 . 9. will God hear his cry when /. cometh.’ 
 
 .30. 25. did not 1 weep for him that was in /. ? 
 
 34. 29. he giveth quietness, who can make /. 7 
 .38. 23. which I reserved against the time of/. 
 I'sal. 9. 9. Ginl will be a retuge in times of /. 
 
 1.3. O Lord, consider my /. which I sutler 
 
 10. 1. why hidest thou thyself in times of t.? 
 
 ‘1‘2. 11. be not far from me, for /. is near 
 
 27. 5. for in time of/, he shall hide me 
 
 31. 7 . I will beglad, thou hast considered my /. 
 9 . have mercy u|>on me, O Ixird, for 1 am in /. 
 .32. 7 . thou shalt preserve me from /.and compass 
 . 37 . 39 . he is tlieir sirength in the time of /. 
 
 41. 1. the Ixird will deliver him in time of /. 
 
 46. 1. God is our refuge, a present help in /. 
 
 54. 7 . for he hath delivered me out of/. 
 
 60. II. give us help from /. vain is the help of man 
 66. 14. my mouth hath spoken when 1 was in /. 
 69. 17 . hide not thy face rrom me for I am in /. 
 73 . 5. they are not in /. as other men 
 78. .3.3. aiid their years did he consume in /, 
 
 49. he cast upon them indignation and /. 
 
 81.7- thou calledst in /. and 1 delivered thee 
 
 91 . 15. I will be with him in /. 1 will deliver him 
 102. 2. hide not thy face from me when I am in /. 
 107 . 6. they cried to the Lord in their /. 13. 19. 
 26. their soul is melted because of /. 
 
 28. then they cry unto the I.ord in their /. 
 
 116 . 3. the painsof hell gat hold on me. I found/. 
 119.143. /. and anguish have taken hold on me 
 
 1.38.7- tho’ I walk in midst of/, thou wilt revive me 
 
 142. 2. 1 poured out my complaint before him, I 
 
 shewed before him my /. 
 
 143. 11. O Lord, bring my soul out of /. 
 
 Prov. 11. 8. righteous isdeliveied out of/. 12.13. 
 
 15. 6. but in the revenues of the wicked is/. 
 
 16. little, than great treasure and /. therewith 
 
 25.19. confidence in an unfaithful man in /. is like 
 Isa. 1.14. your new-moons, they are a /. to me 
 8,. 22. they shall look to the earth and behold /. 
 
 17. 14. and behold, at evening tide /. and before 
 26. 16 . L. in /. have they visited thee, poured out 
 .30. 6. into the land of /. they will carry riches 
 . 3 . 3 . 2. be thou our salvation also in time of i. 
 
 46. 7 . yet can he notsave him out of his /. 
 
 65. 2.3. they shall not bring forth for /. are seed 
 Jer. 2 . 27 . in time of/. they will say, save us 
 28. if thev can save thee in the lime of thy /. 
 
 8. 15. we looked for health, and behold / 
 
 11.12. but shall notsave them at all in time of /. 
 14. in the time that they cry to me for their /. 
 
 14. 8. the Saviour of Israel in time of /. 
 
 19 . we looked for time of healing, and behoUl /. 
 .30. 7 . that day is great, it is the time of Jacob’s /. 
 T,am. 1.21. all mine enemies have heard of my /. 
 Dan. 12. Land there shall be a lime of/. such as 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 28. such shall have /. in the flesh 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 4. be able to comfort them which are in /. 
 
 8. we would not have \'ou ignorant of our /. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 9. wherein I suffer /. as an evil-doer 
 
 See Day. 
 
 TROUBLES. 
 
 Dent. .31. 17 . many evils and /. shall befal them, 21. 
 Job 5. 19. he shall deliver thee in six /. yea in seven 
 Psal. 25. 17 . the /. of mine heart are enlarged 
 
 22. redeem Israel, O God, out of all his /. 
 
 .34. 6. the Lord saved him out of all his /. 
 
 71 . 20. thou which hast shewed me sore /. shall 
 88. .3. incline thine car, for my sou! is full of /. 
 f^ror. 21. 23. b'S tongue, he keepetli his soul from /. 
 Isa. 65.16. because former/, are forgotten and hid 
 Mark 13. 8. and there shall be famine and /. 
 TROUBLE. 
 
 Josh. 6.18. lest ye /. the camp of Israel 
 7- 25. Joshua said, the Lonl shall /. thee this day 
 Jndg. 11. 35. thou art one of them that /. me 
 2 Cht. .32.18. they cried in Jews’ language to /. them 
 Psal. 2. -t 5. and / them in his sore displeasure 
 .3.1. Lord, how are they increased that /. me 
 
 I. 3. 4. those that /.me, rejoice when I am moved 
 Lzek. ,32. 13. neither shall the foot of man /. them 
 
 anv more, nor the hoofs of beasts /. them 
 Dan. 4.19. let not the interpretation /. thee 
 
 5. IP. O king, let not thy thoughts /. thee 
 
 11. 44. but tidings out of the north shall /. him 
 Mat. 26. 10. why /. ye the woman r Mark 14. 6. 
 Luke 7 . 6. Ixird, /. not thyself, for 1 am not worthy 
 
 II. 7 . he shall say, /. me not, the door is shut 
 Acts 15.19. that we /. not Gentiles turned to God 
 
 16. 20. these men do exceed ingl.v /. our city 
 20. 10. /. not yourselves, for his life is in him 
 
 Gal. 1.7- hut there be some that /. you and pervert 
 
 5.12. I would they were cut off who /. you 
 
 6. 17. from henceforth let no man /. me, for I bear 
 2 Thes.s. 1, 6. tribulation to them that /. you 
 Ileb. 12. 15. lest any root of bitterness /. you 
 
 TROUBLED. 
 
 Gen. 34. ,30. ye have /. me, to make me to stink 
 41. 8. in the morning Pharaoh’s spirit was /. 
 
 45. 3. bis brethren were /. at his presence 
 Eiod. 14. 24. the Lord /. the host of I'gyptians 
 .Tush. 7 . 25. Joshua said, wliy hast thou t. ns r 
 
 1 ■''V?w.l4.29. Jonath. said, my father hath /. the land 
 16. 14. and an evil spirit from the I,ord /. him 
 
 28. 21. the woman saw that .‘’^aul was sore t. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 1. Abner dead, all the Israelites were /. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 18. 1 have not /. Israel, but thou and 
 
 2 Kings 6. 11. the king of .Syria was sore /. for this 
 Ezra 4. 4. then the people /. them in building 
 Job 4. 5. now ittouchetli thee and thou art /. 
 
 21.4._if it were so, why should not my spirit be t. ? 
 
 23. 1.5. therefore am I /. at his presence 
 
 .34. 20. and the people shall be/, at midnight 
 Psal. .30. 7- thou didst hide thy face and 1 was /. 
 .38.6. I am /. 1] 77- 4.1 am so /. that 1 cannot speak 
 
 39. t 2. 1 held my peace and my sorrow was /. 
 
 Psal. 46.3. though the waters thereof roar and be t. 
 48. 5. tor the kings were /. and hasted away 
 77- 3. I remembered (iod and was /. 1 complained 
 
 16 . the waters were afraid, the depths also were t. 
 8.3. 17 . let them be confounded and /. for ever 
 90. 7. consumed by anger, by thy wrath are we /, 
 104. 29 . thou hidest thy lace, they are /. 
 
 Prov. ‘lo. 26. is as a /. fountain and corrupt spring 
 Isa. .32. 10. many days ami years shall ye be /. 
 
 11. tremble, ye women, be /. ^e careless ones 
 57 . 20. but the wicked are like the /. sea 
 Jer. 31. 20. therefore my bow els are /. tor him 
 Lam. 1.20. 1 am in distress, my bowels are /. 2. 11. 
 Ezek. 7 . 27 . the hamis of the people shall be /. 
 
 26. 18. the isles that are in the sea shall be /. 
 
 27 . .35. their kings shall be /. in countenance 
 Dan. 2. 1. Nebuchatlnezzar’s spirit was /. .3. 
 
 4. 5. and the visions of my head /. me, 7- 15 
 19 . Daniel astonished. Ins thoughts /. him 
 
 5. 6. Belshazzar's thoughts /. him, 9- 
 
 7 . 28. as for me, my cogitations much /. me 
 Zech. 10. 2. were /. because there was no shepherd 
 il/rt/. 2. .3. Herod was/, and all .lerusalem w-itli him 
 
 14. 26. saw' him on sea, they were /. MarkCi. .^l. 
 24. 6. see that ye be not /. lor all these things must 
 
 come to |)ass, Mark 13. 7- John 14. 1, 27 
 Luke 1. 12. Zacharias was /. II 29. Mary was /. 
 10.41. ]\Iartha, thou art /. about many things 
 24. .38. why are ye /. and w’hy do thoughts arise ? 
 John 5. 4. an angel went down and /. tlie water 
 
 7 . I have no man when water is /. to put me in 
 11.33. .lesus groaned and was/. 12.27. 113. 21. 
 
 Acts 2. t 6. the multitmie were /. in mind 
 
 15. 24. some that went from us have /. vou 
 17 . 8. and they /. the people and the rulers 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 8. w e are /. on every side, 7- 5. 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 7- and to you that are /. rest with us 
 2. 2. that ye be not /. neither by spirit, by word 
 1 Pet. 3. 14. not afraid of their terror, nor be /. 
 TRGUBLED.ST. 
 
 Ezek. 32. 2. and thou /. the waters with th\’ feet 
 TROUBLEIL 
 
 1 Chr. 2.7. Acliar, the /. of Israel, who transgressed 
 TROUBLE80M E. 
 
 Job 16. + 2. T have heard /. comforters are ye al! 
 20. t 22. every hand of the /. shall come on him 
 TROU BLEST. 
 
 Mark 5. 35. whj’ /. thou the Master any furthe. ' 
 TROUBLETH. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 15. an evil spirit from God /. thee 
 
 1 Kings 18. 17- Ahab said, art thou he that /. Israel I 
 Job 22.10. tlierefore sudden fear /. thee, snares, and 
 
 23. 16. God maketh my heart soft. Almighty /. me 
 Prov. 11. 17 . he that is cruel /. his own flesh 
 29 . he that /. his own house shall inherit wind 
 15. 27 . he that is greedy of gain /. his own house 
 Dan. 4. 9. 1 know that no secret /. thee, tell me 
 Luke 18. 5. because this widow’ /. me I w ill avenge 
 Gal. 5. 10. he that /. you shall bear his judgment 
 TROUBLING. 
 
 Job ?,. 17 . there the wicked cease from /. and weary 
 John 5. 4. who stepped in first after /. of the water 
 I ROUBLOUS. 
 
 Dan. 9 . 25. the wall shall be built again in /. times 
 TROUGH, S. 
 
 Gen. 24. 20. she emptied hei' pitcher info the t. 
 
 .30. .38. Jacob set the rods in the watering /. 
 
 Exod. 2. 16 . they filled the /. to water their flock 
 
 8. .3. the frogs shall go info thy kneading-/. 
 
 12. 34. their kneading-/, bound up in their clothes 
 TROW. 
 
 Luke 17 . 9. doth he thank that servant.’ I /. not 
 'WKVC'C-breakers. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 3. in the last davs men shall be t.-breakers 
 
 TRUE. 
 
 See Signification on Tri’TH. 
 
 Gen. 42.11. we are /. men, 31. || 19. it ye be /. men 
 3.3. hereby shall 1 know that ye are /. men, .34. 
 Dent. 17 . 4. if ye be /. and thing certain, 22. 20. 
 Jush. 2. 12. swear unto me, and give me a /. token 
 Ruth .3. 12. it is /. that 1 am thy near kinsman 
 2 ■'am. 7 . 28. thou art that God, and thy words be t 
 
 1 Kings 10. 6. it was a /. report I heard, 2 Chr. 9. 5. 
 22. 16. tell me nothing but that which is /. 
 
 Kelt. 9. 1.3. thou gavest them /. laws, good statutes 
 Psal. 19. 9. the judgments of the Lord are /. 
 
 119 . 160. thy word is /. tl'om the beginning 
 Prov. 14. 25. a /. witness deliveieth souls 
 Jer. 42. 5. the Lord be a /. witness between us 
 Ezek. 18. 8. he that hath executed /. judgment 
 Dan. 3. 14. is it /. O Shadrach. do not ye serve 
 24. /. O king ll 6. 12. king said, the thing is /. 
 
 8. 26. vision wliich is fold is /. shut up vision 
 10. 1. a tiling was revealed and the thing was /. 
 Zech. 7 . 9. execute /. judgment and shew mercy 
 Mat. 22. 16 . we know that thou art /. Mark 12. 14. 
 Luke 16.11. w ill commit to your trust the /. riches 
 John 1. 9 . that was the /. light which lighteth every 
 
 4. 23. w hen the /. worshippers shall worship Father 
 . 37 . and herein is that saying /. one sowefh 
 
 5. 31. if 1 witness of myself, rny w itness is not /. 
 32. the witness which he witnesseth of me is /. 
 
 6. .32. but my lather giveth you the /. bread 
 
 7 . 18. the same is /. II 8. 13. thy record is not t. 
 
 28. he that sent me is /. w horn ye know not. 8. 26. 
 
 8. 14. yet my record is /. || 16. fny judgment is /. 
 
 17 . it is written, the testimony of two men is /. 
 10.41. all things that John spake of this man were /. 
 15.1. 1 am the /. vine, my Father the husbandman 
 19. 35. he bare record, and his record is /. 21. 24. 
 
 /lets 12. 9 . wist not that it was /. which was done 
 
 2 Cur. 1. 18. but as God is /. our word was not yea 
 6. 8. approving ourselves, as deceivers, and vet/. 
 
 Eph. 4. 24. new man after G. is created in /. holiness 
 Phil. 4. 3. 1 entreat thee also. /. yoke fellow, help 
 
 8. whatsoever things are /. think on these 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 1. this is a /. saying, if a man desire 
 Tit. 1. 13. this witness is'/, wherefore rebuke 
 IJeb. 8. 2. /. tabernacle which the Lord pitched 
 
 9. 24. holy places which are the figures of the /. 
 
 10. 22. let us draw near wifU a /. heart in full 
 
 1 Pet. 5.12. that this is the /. grace of God wherein 
 
TRU 
 
 TRU 
 
 2 Pet. 2.22. according to the t. proverb, the dog is 
 ljre/i«2. ». which thing ist. in him and in yon, be¬ 
 cause darkness past, the t. light now shinetli 
 
 5. 20. that we may know him that is t. and we are 
 in him that is t. even in his Son Jesus Clirist 
 
 3 John 12. and we know that our record is f. 
 
 Mev. 3.7. these things saith the holy, he that is t. 
 
 14. these things saith the faithful and t. witness 
 
 6.10. they cried, how long, O Lord, holy and t. ? 
 
 15. 3. just and t. are thy ways, thou king ot saints 
 
 16 . 7 . t. and righteous are thy judgments, 19.2. 
 19 . 9 . these are the r. sayings of God, 22.0. 
 
 11. he that sat upon him was called Faitlitul and T. 
 
 5 . write, for these words are t. and faithful 
 TRUE God. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 3. Israel hath been without the t. God 
 Jer. 10.10. the Lord is the t. God, the living God 
 John 17 . 3. this eternal life, to know the only t. God 
 1 Thess. 1. 9 . turned from idols to serve the t. God 
 1 Jo/<7i 5. 20. this is the t. God and eternal life 
 TRULY. 
 
 24. 49. and now if ye will deal t. 47- 29. 
 
 48.19. t. his younger brother shall be greater 
 'Num. 14. 21. as t, as I live, saith the Lord, 28. 
 Dent. 14. 22. thou shalt t. tithe the increase of seed 
 Josh. 2.14. that we will deal /. and kindly with thee 
 
 24. t. the Lord hath delivered all the land 
 Judg. 9 .16. if ye have done t. anti sincerely, 19. 
 
 1 Sam. 20.3. t. there is but step between me and dea. 
 Job 36.4. for t. my words shall not be false 
 Dsal. 62.1. 1. my soul waiteth upon God, from him 
 
 73 .1. 1. God is good to Israel, even to such as are 
 116,16. t. I am thy servant, I am thy servant 
 Prov. 12.22. they that deal t. are his delight 
 Eccl. 11 . 7 . t. the light is sweet, and pleasant thing 
 Jer, 3. 23. t. in vain is salvation hoped for from hills, 
 
 t. in the Lord God is the salvation of Israel 
 
 10. 19 . t. this is a grief and 1 must bear it 
 
 28. 9. be known that the Lord hath t. sent him 
 Etek. 18.9. hath kept my judgments to deal t. 
 Mic.3.6. but t. I am full of power to declare 
 Mat. 9 . . 37 . the harvest t. is plenteous, Dike 10.2. 
 
 17 .11. Elias t. shall first come and restoi e all things 
 27 . 54 . saying, t. this was the Son of God 
 Mark 14. .38. the spirit t. is ready, the flesh is weak 
 Luke^6.Q,\. but thou teachest the way of God t. 
 
 22.22. t. Son of man goeth as it was determined 
 JohnA. 18.1 have no husband, in that saidst thou t. 
 
 17.tl9. that they also might be t. sanctified 
 Acts 1. 5. for John t. baptized with water, ye shall 
 .3. 22. for Moses t. said to the fathers, a prophet 
 5. 23. the prison t. found we shut with safety 
 
 2 Cor. 12.12. t. signs of an apostle w'ere wrought 
 Jie5.7.23. and they t. were many priests, because 
 
 11.15. t. if they had been mindful of that country 
 1 John 1. 3. t. our fellowship is with the Father 
 'FRUMP. 
 
 1 Cor. 15.52. at the last t. the dead shall be raised 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 16 . Lord shall descend with the t. of God 
 
 TRUMPET. 
 
 See Signification on Feast. 
 
 Exod. 19 .16. the voice of the t. exceeding loud 
 20. 18. the people heard the noise of the t. 
 
 Dum. 10. 4. and if they blow but with one t. 
 Judg.'i. 16. and he put a t. in every man’s hand 
 
 18. when 1 blow with a t. then blow ye also 
 Psal. 81. 3. blow up the t. in the new moon 
 Isa. 18. 3. and when he bloweth a t. hear ye 
 27 .13. that the great t. shall be blown and come 
 
 58.1. cry aloud, lift up thy voice like a t. 
 
 Jer. 4. 5. blow ye the t. in the land, cry, gather 
 
 6.1. blow the t. in Fekoah and set up a sign 
 
 51 . 27 . blow the t. among the nations, prepare 
 E-ek.'i.'iA. they have blown the t. to make ready 
 
 3.3. 3. if he blow the t. and warn the people 
 
 6. but if the watchman blow not the t. 
 
 D0S.5.Q. blow ye the t. in Hamah, cry aloud 
 
 8. 1. set the t. to thy mouth, he shall come 
 Joel 2.1. blow the t. in Zion, sound alarm, 15. 
 Amos .3.6. shall at. be blown, and people not afraid ? 
 Zeph. 1. 16 . a day of the t. against fenced cities 
 Zech. 9.14. and the Lord God shall blow the t. 
 Jlev. 1.10. 1 heard a great voice, as of a t. 4.1. 
 
 8. 1.3. by reason of the other voices of the t. 
 
 9 .14. saying to the sixth angel which had the t. 
 
 Blew, Suhst. Verb. 
 
 TRUMPETS. 
 
 Lev. 2.3. 24. a memorial of blowing t. Nnm. 29.1. 
 Num. 10. 2. make two t. of silver c)f a whole piece 
 
 8. the sons of Aaron shall blow with the t. 
 
 9. then ye shall blow an alarm with the t. 
 
 10. shall blow with t. over your burnt-offerings 
 31.6. and with the t. to blow in his hand 
 
 Josh. 6. 4. the priests shall blow with the t. 
 
 8. priests bearing the seven t. of rams’ horns 
 
 9. the priests that blew with the t. 13, 16, 20. 
 Jndg.l.h. the two hundred men took t. 16. 
 
 18. when 1 blow, then blow ye the t. on every side 
 
 19. they blew the t. brake the pitchers, 20, 22. 
 
 2 Kings 9.13. they blew with t. saying, Jehu is king 
 
 11.14. and trumpeters blew with t. and cymbals 
 12.13. were not made for house of the Lord t. 
 
 1 C/moM. 13.8. played with cymbals and with t. 
 15.24. the priests did blow with t. before ark of 
 
 God, 16. 6,42. 2C/ir.5. 12. | 7.6. i 13. 12,14. 
 
 28. all Israel brought up the ark with t. and cymb. 
 
 2 Chron. 5.13. when they lift up their voice with t. 
 
 29 . 27 . the song of the Lord began with the t. 
 
 Job . 39 . 25. the horse saith among the t. ha, ha 
 Psal. 98.6. with t. make a joyful noise before Lord 
 
 See Seven. 
 
 TRUMPETERS. 
 
 2 Kings\\. 14. princes an'd t. stood by the king 
 2 Chron. 5.13. as the t. and singers were as one 
 
 29. 28. the singers sang, and the t. sounded 
 liev. 18.22. the voice of t. shall be heard no more 
 
 TRUST. 
 
 1 Chron, 9. + 22. whom David did ordain in their t. 
 t26. the four chief porters were in their t. 
 
 + 31. Mattithiah had the t. over things in pans 
 Job6. 14. and whose t. shall be a spider’s web 
 
 15.15. behold, he putteth no t, in his saints 
 
 Psal. 40. 4. blessed is he that maketh the Lord his t. 
 71 . 5. O Lord God, thou artmy t. from my youth 
 141. 8 . in thee is my t. leave not my soul cfestitute 
 Prov. 22. 19. that thy t. may be in the Lord 
 
 28. 25. that puts his7. in the Lord shall be made fat 
 
 29. 25. who putteth his t. in the Lord shall be safe 
 Isa. .30. 3. the t. in Egyptshall be your confusion 
 
 . 57 . 13. that putteth t. mine shall pos.sessthe land 
 Luke 16. 11. commit to your t. the true riches ? 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 4. such t. have we thro’ Christ to God-ward 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 11. gospel, which was committed to my t. 
 
 6. 20. keep that which is committed to thy t. 
 
 See Put. 
 
 TRUST, Verb. 
 
 Rvih 2.12.'under whose wings thou art come to t. 
 
 2 Sam.Q2. .3. in him will 1 1. Psal. 18. 2. I 91. 2. 
 
 31. a buckler to all that t. in him, Psal. 18. .30. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 20. now on whom dost thou t. that re- 
 bellest against me ? 2 Chr.:i2. 10. Isa. .36. 5. 
 
 21. so is Pharaoh to all that/, in him, Isa. .36. 6. 
 
 22. if ye say, we t. in Lord our God, Isa. .36. 7. 
 30. neither let llezekiah make you t. in the Lord, 
 
 saying, I.ord w ill deliver us, Isa. .36.-15. 
 Job 13. 15. though he slay me, yet will 1 t. in him 
 15. .31. let not him that is deceived t. in vanity 
 .35. 14. judgment is before him, therefore t. in him 
 39 . 11. wilt thou/, him because he is strong' 
 
 Psal. 20 . 7 . .some t. in chariots, and some in horses 
 25. 2. 1 /. in thee, .31. 6 .1 55. 2.3. I 56. .3. I 14.3.8. 
 
 .31. 19 . thou hast wrought for them that /. in thee 
 31. 22. none that /. in him shall be desolate 
 37 . 3. /. in the Lord, 5.1 40. .3.1 62. 8. M15. 9, 10, 
 11. Prov. .3. 5. Isa. 26.4. 
 
 40. he shall save them, because they /. in him 
 44. 6. I will not /. in my bow, norshall sword save 
 
 49 . 6. they that /. in their wealth, and boast 
 52. 8.1 /. in the mercy of God for ever and ever 
 61. 4. 1 w ill /. in the covert of thy wings 
 
 62.10. /. not in oppression, become not vain 
 64. 10. the righteous shall be glad, and /. in him 
 91 . 4. and under his wings .shalt thou /. 
 
 118. 8. it is better to /. in the Lord than to put, 9. 
 
 119 . 42. I shall have to answer, for 1 /. in thy word 
 125. 1. that /.in the Lord shall be as mount Zion 
 144. 2. my forti ess, my shield, and he in whom 1 1. 
 
 Prov. 31. 11. the heart of her husband doth t. in her 
 jrfa.l2.2.God my salvation, I will /.and not be afraid 
 14. .32. Zion, and the poor of his people shall /. in it 
 
 30. 2. and to /. in the shadow of Egypt 
 
 12. because ye/, in oppression ami perverseness 
 
 31. 1. and /. in chariots, because they are many 
 42. I'T. be ashamed that/, in graven images 
 
 50. 10. let him /. in the nameofthe Lortf and stay 
 
 51. 5. wait on me, and on mine arm shall they /. 
 59. 4.they /. in vanity and speak lies, they conceive 
 
 Jer. 7 . 4. /. ye not in lying words, saying, the temple 
 8 . ye /. in lying words that cannot profit 
 14. which is called by my name, wherein ye /. 
 
 9. 4. take ye heed, and /. ye not in any brother 
 28. 15. makest this people to /. in a lie, 29. 31. 
 
 46. 25.1 will punish Pharaoh and all that /. in him 
 49. 11. them alive, and let thy widows /.in me 
 Ezek. 16. 15. but thou didst /. in thy beauty 
 
 3.3. 1.3. if he/.to his own righteousness and commit 
 Hos. 10.13. because thou didst /. in thy way 
 Amos 6. 1. them that/. in the mountain of Samaria 
 iliac. 7 . 5. /. ye not in a friend, put not confidence 
 Nah. 1. 7 . the Lord knoweth them that /. in him 
 Zeph. .3. 12. they shall /. in the nameofthe Lord 
 Mat. 12. 21. and in his name shall the (ientiles /. 
 
 Bom. 15. 12. 
 
 Mark 10. 24. how hard for them that /. in riches 
 Johnb. 45. one thataccuseth Moses, in whom ye/, 
 iiiwa. 15.24. for I /.to see you in my journey 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 7 . but I /. to tarry a w hile with you 
 
 2 Cor. 1 . 9 . that we should not/, in ourselv.but in G. 
 10 . in whom we /. that he will yet deliver us 
 
 13. 1 /. you shall acknowledge even to the end 
 5.11. 1 /. are made manifest in your consciences 
 
 10. 7 . if any man /. to himself, that he is Christ’s 
 
 1.3. 6. I /. ye shall know we are not reprobates 
 Phil. 3. 4. if any thinketh he hath whereof to t. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 10. because we /. in the living God 
 
 6. 17 . that they /. not in uncertain riches, but in 
 IJeb. 13. 18. for we /. we have a good conscience 
 
 2 John 12. but I /. to come unto you and speak 
 
 3 John 14. but I /. 1 shall shortly see thee and speak 
 
 TRUSTED. 
 
 Dent. 32. . 37 . where is their rock in whom they t..^ 
 Judg. 11. 20. Sihon /. not Israel to pass through 
 20. .36. because they /. to the liers in wait 
 2 Kings 18. 5. he /. in the Lord God of Israel 
 Ps. 13.5. but 1 have/, in thy mercy, my heart shall 
 22. 4. our fathers /. in thee; they have /. and thou 
 
 didst deliver them, 5. 
 
 8. he /.on the I.ord that he would deliver him 
 26. 1.1 have /. also in the I.ord, 28.7.1 .31.14. 
 
 3.3. 21. because we have /.in his holy name 
 
 41. 9 . mine own familiar friend in whom I /, 
 
 52. 7 . but /. in the abundance of his riches 
 78 . 22 . because they /. not in his salvation 
 
 J.sa. 47 .10. for thou hast /. in thy wickedness 
 Jer. 13.25. because thou hast /. in falsehood 
 48. 7 . tor because thou hast /. in thy works 
 49.4. O daughter that/, in her treasures, saying 
 Dan. 3. 28. G. deliverefh his servants lhat /. in him 
 Zeph. 3. 2. she /. not in the Lord, she <lrew not near 
 Mat. 27 . 4.3. he /. in God, let him deliver him now 
 Luke 11. 22. taketh all his armour wherein he /. 
 
 18. 9 . he spake to certain which /. in themselves 
 24. 21. we/, it had been he that redeemed Israel 
 Eph. 1. 12. praiseof his glpry, whotirst /. in Christ 
 13. in whom ye also /. after ye heard the word 
 2 Tim. 1. t 12. for I know whom I have /. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 5. holy women who /. in God, adorned 
 
 TRUSTEDST. 
 
 Deut.Qfi. 52. thy walls come down wherein thou /. 
 Jer. 5. 17 . shall impoverish thy cities wherein thou/. 
 12 . 5 . if in the land of peace wherein thou /. 
 TRU.S'TEST. 
 
 2 Kings 18.19. thus saith the king of Assyria, what 
 
 confidence is this wherein thou /.'{ Isa. 36. 4. 
 
 TRU 
 
 2 /i'lWj// 18 . 21 ./. on staff of bruised reed, Isa. 3e.Ck 
 
 19.10. let not thy God in whom thou /. ha. 37. li). 
 'JRUSTETIl. 
 
 Job 24. t22. he riseih up and /. not his own life 
 40. 23. he /.that he can draw up Jordan into his 
 Psal. 21 . 7 . for the king/, in the Lord thro’mercy 
 .32.10. that /. in the Lord mercy shall compass him 
 34. 8. Lord is good, blessed is the man that /. in 
 him, 84. 12. Prov. I 6 . 20. Jer. 17.7. 
 57. 1. be merciful untome, for my soul /. in thee 
 86.2.0 my God, save thy servant that/, in thee 
 115. 8. so is every one that /. in them. 1.35. 18. 
 Prov. 11.28. he that /. in his rithes shall fall 
 28. 26 . he that /. in his own heart is a fool 
 Isa. 26 . .3. will keep him in peace bee. he /. in thee 
 .ler. 17 . 5. cursed be the man that /. in man 
 linb. 2. 18. the maker of his work /.therein 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 5. she that is a widow indeed, /. in God. 
 
 'I RUS'l IRG. 
 
 Psal. 112. 7. his heart is fixed, /. in the I.ord 
 TRUSTY. 
 
 Job 12. 20. he removeth away the speech of the /. 
 
 'J RUTH 
 
 Is taken, (1) For zohat is opposed to a falsehood, a 
 lie, a deceit. Prov. 12. 17 . He that speaketli 
 truth, showeth forth righteousness ; but a false 
 witness deceit. And St. Paul says, I siieak the 
 truth in Christ, 1 lie not. (2) lor fidelity, sin¬ 
 cerity, and punctuality in keeping promises. Ge¬ 
 nerally to truth, taken in this sense, is joined 
 mercy, or kindness, as in Gen. 24. 27. F.liezer,. 
 the servant of Abraham, gives thanks to God, that 
 he had not left destitute his master ot his mercy’ 
 and his truth : he hath showed him /i/T mercy in 
 giving him plenty of good things, and his truth irt 
 fulfilling and performing all his promises to him. 
 Or, mercy and truth may express a stable, con¬ 
 stant, and permanent mercy, or kindness ; that 
 is, “ Blessed he the Lord, who has favoured my 
 master Abraham in so constant and uniform a 
 manner." The Psalmist in several places extols 
 the mercy and truth of God. It is his mercy that 
 prevents and promises, and it Tr/iw truth that exe¬ 
 cutes and performs. In Psal. 57. 10. he says^ 
 Thy mercy is great unto the heavens, and thy 
 truth unto the clouds. This expresses their great¬ 
 ness, immensity, and extent ; and that all crear 
 tures partake of them. (.3)'J'rutii is put for the 
 true doctrine of the gospel. Gal. 3. 1. Who hath 
 bewitched you, that you should not obey the 
 truth 1 (4) Truth is put for the substance of the 
 types and ceremonies of the law. John 1. 17. 
 
 '1 he law was gi\ en by Moses, but grace and truth 
 came by ,1 esus Christ: the fulfilling of all the types 
 and prophecie.i in the law, was by and in Christ. So 
 in John 14. 6. 1 am the truth. “ I am the truth 
 and substance of all the types and shadows of the 
 law:" or, say others, “ I am the great doctor of 
 my church, who teach them what course to take to 
 get to heaven." (5) True // put for reality, and 
 is opposed to that which is not original and of it¬ 
 self. Eph. 4. 21. .lohn 1. 9. That was the true 
 light: Christ has light in himself, and from him¬ 
 self ; he is the original fountain-light, from 
 whence light is derived to all others. (6) I rue 
 is opposed to hypocrisy, dissimulation, or formal¬ 
 ity. Ileb. 10. 22. Let us draw near with a true 
 heart ; that is, with uprightness, integrity, and 
 sincerity of heart. 
 
 Gen. 24.27. hath not left destitute master of his /. 
 32.10.1 am not worthy of the least of all the /. 
 
 42. 16. be proved, whetherthere be any /. in you 
 Exod. 18. 21. men of /. 1134. 6. Lord abundant in /. 
 Dent. 13. 14. behold, if it be /. |1.32. 4. a God of /. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 6. the Lord shew kindness and /. to you 
 
 15. 20. return thou, mercy and /. be with thee 
 
 1 Kings 17 .24. the word of the L. in thy mouth is /,. 
 
 2 Kin. 20.19. if peace &: /. be in my days, Isa. .39.8. 
 2 Chron. 18.15. that thou say nothing but the /. 
 
 31. 20. llezekiah wTOught that which was /. 
 
 Nell. 9. + 13. and thou gavest them laws of/. 
 
 Esth. 9. 30. sent letters with words of peace and /, 
 Psal. 15. 2. he that speaketh the /. in his heart 
 25. 10. the paths ot the Lord are mercy and /. 
 
 31. 5. thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God of /. 
 
 45. 4. ride thou prosperously, because of /. 
 
 51. 6. thou desirest /. in the inward parts 
 
 57 . 3. God shall send forth his mercy and his /. 
 
 60 . 4. banner may be displayed because of the /. 
 
 61. 7 . G prepare mercy and /. which may preserve 
 
 85.10. mercy and /. are met together, righte. peace 
 
 11. /. shall spring out of the earth, and righteousn. 
 86. 15. thou art plenteous in mercy and /. 
 
 89. 14. mercy and /.shall go before thy face 
 91. 4. his/.shall be thy shield and buckler 
 96. 13. he shall judge the people w ith his/._ 
 
 98. 3. he hath remembered his mercy and his t. 
 
 1(X). 5. his/. endureth to all geneiations, 117.2. 
 119 . 30. I have chosen the way of/. thy judgments 
 142. and thy law is the /. 151. 
 
 146. 6. the Lord is God who keepeth /. for ever 
 Prov. 3.3. let not mercy and /. forsake thee 
 
 8 . 7 . for my month shall speak /. wickedness abom. 
 
 12. 17 . he that si^eaks/. shewetli righteousness 
 19 . the lip of /. shall be established forever 
 
 14. 22. mercy and /. be to them that devise good' 
 
 16. 6. by mercy and /. iniquity is purged, by fear 
 
 20. 28. mercy and /. pre.serve the king, his throne 
 
 22. 21. might make thee know the certainty of the 
 words of /. thou mightest answer the words of /. 
 
 23. 23. buy the /. and sell it not, also wisdom 
 Eccl. 12. 10. w hat was written were words of /. 
 l.sa. 25. 1. thy counsels are faithfulness and /. 
 
 26 2. the nation which keepeth /. may enter in 
 42. 3. he shall bring forth judgment unto /. 
 
 4.3. 9 . or let them hear, and say, it is/. 
 
 59. 4. nor any pleadetli for /. they speak lies 
 
 14. for /. is fallen in the street, and equity cannot 
 
 15. yea,/, faileth, and he that departeth from evil 
 Jer. 5.1. if there be any that seeketli the /. 
 
 .3. O Lord, are not thine eyes upon the /. ? 
 
 7 . 28. /. is perished and cut oft'troin their mouth 
 
 5‘25 
 
TRU 
 
 TUR 
 
 TU R 
 
 Jer. 9. 3. they are not valiant for the r. on the earth 
 
 5. they will deceive and will not speak the t. 
 
 10. t 10. but the Lord is the (iodof t. 
 
 14. + 13. 1 will give you peace of t. in this place 
 
 3.3. 6. revealed to them abundance of peace and t. 
 J)an.\.V{. the kingofheaven.all whose worksaref. 
 
 7. 16. 1 asked him the t. of all this, 19. 
 
 55. 12. and it cast down the t. to the ground 
 
 10. 21. which is noted in the scripture of t. 
 
 11. 2. and now will 1 shew thee the<. behold 
 Jlos. 4. 1. there is no t. nor mercy in the land 
 'Mic. 7. 20. thou wilt perforin the t. to .Jacob 
 Zcch. 7. t 9. saying, judge judgment of t. and shew 
 
 8. 3. .Jerusalem shall be called a city of t. 
 
 16. speak ye every man the t. Eph. 4. 25. execute 
 
 the judgment of t. and peace in your gates 
 
 19. therefore love the t. and peace 
 Mai. 2. 6. the law of t. was in his mouth 
 Jl7aM5.27. she said, t. Lord, yet dogs eat the crumbs 
 Mark 5. 33. the woman fearing told him all the 
 
 12.32. scribes said,well. Master, thou hast said the;. 
 Ju/m 1. 14. the only-begotten, full of grace and t. 
 
 17. but grace and t. came by .Jesus Christ 
 
 5. 33. ye sent .John, he bare witness unto the t. 
 
 8.32. ye shall know the t. the t. shall make you free 
 40. ye seek to kill me, a man that told you the t. 
 
 44. abode not in t. because there is no i. in him 
 
 45. because I tell you the t. ye believe me not 
 
 46. and if 1 say the t. why do ye not believe I 
 
 14. 6. I am the way, and the t. and the life 
 
 16. 7. I tell you t. it is expedient that 1 go away 
 
 13. the .Spirit of t. will guide you into all t. 
 
 17. 19. they might be sanctified through the t. 
 
 18. 37 . I came that J should bear witness to the t. 
 
 every one that is of the t. heareth my voice 
 38. Pilate saith unto him, what is t. ? 
 
 Acts 26. 25. but I speak forth the words of t. 
 liom. 1. 18. who hold the t. in unrighteousness 
 
 25. who changed the t. of God into a lie 
 
 2. 2. the judgment of God is according to t. 
 
 8. but unto them that do not obey the t. 
 
 20. which hast the form of the t. in the lasv 
 
 3. 7 . for if the t. of God hath more abounded 
 
 9. 1. 1 say the t. in Christ, 1 lie not, my conscience 
 
 15. 8. was a minister of circumcision for t. of God 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 8. but with the unleavened bread of t. 
 Q.Cor.A.'i. but by manifestation of the t. commending 
 
 7 .14. even so our boasting 1 made is found a t. 
 
 11.10. as the. t. of Christ is in me none shall stop 
 
 12. 6. 1 shall not be a fool, for I will say the t. 
 
 13. 8. we can do nothing against t. but for the t. 
 Gal. 2. 5. tlie t. of the gospel might continue with 
 
 14. they walked not according to t. of the gospel 
 
 3. 1. that ye should not obey the t. 5. 7. 
 
 4. 16. your enemy, because I tell you the t. ? 
 Eph. 4. 15. but speaking the t. in love, may grow 
 
 21. have been taught by him as the t. is in .Jesus 
 + 24. after God is created in holiness of r. 
 
 5. 9. for the fruit of the Spirit is in all t. 
 
 6. 14, stand having your loins girt about witli t. 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 10. they received nOt the love of the t. 
 
 12. might be damned, who believed not t. 
 
 13. hath chosen to salvation, thro’ belief of the?. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 4. to come to the knowledge of the t. 
 
 7 . 1 speak the t. in Christ and lie not 
 
 .3. 15. the church, the pillar and ground of t. 
 
 4. 3. to be received of them whicli know the t. 
 
 6. 5. men of corrupt minds, and destitute of the t. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 18. who concerning the i. Iiave erred 
 25. give repentance to acknowledging of the t. 
 
 3. 7. not able to come to the knowledge of the t 
 
 8. as lannes and .lambres, sodo these resist the t. 
 
 4. 4. they shall turn away their ears from the t. 
 I'it. 1. 1. according to the acknowledging of t. 
 
 14. commandments of n en that turn from the t. 
 TIeh. 10. 26 . after we received knowledge of the t. 
 Jam. 3. 14. glory not, and lie not against the t. 
 
 5. 19 . brethren, if any of you err from the t. 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 22. have purified your souls in obei’ing t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 2. the way of t. sliall be evil spoken of 
 
 \ John 1. 6. walk in darkness we lie and do not the t. 
 8. we deceive ourselves, the t. is not in us 
 
 2. 4. the t. is not in him H 27- is t. and is no lie 
 21. 1 have not written, because ye know not the t. 
 
 but because ye know it, and no lie is of the t. 
 
 3. 19. and hereby we know that we are of the t. 
 
 5. 6. beareth witness, because the .Spirit is t. 
 
 2 John 1. but also all they that have known the t. 
 
 2. for the t. sake that dwelleth in us, and with us 
 
 3 Jolm 3. came and testified of the?, that is in thee 
 8. that we might be fellow-helpers to the ?. 
 
 12. hath good report of all men and of the ?. 
 
 In TRUTH. 
 
 Josh. 24.14. serve him in t. 1 Sam. 12. 24. 
 
 Judg. 9. 15. if in t. ye anoint me king over you 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. walk int. |1 3. 6. as he walked tn t. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 3. remember how I have walked m ?. 
 Psal. .33. 4. all his works are done mt ^11. 8. 
 
 37 . t 3. shalt dwell, and in t. thou shalt be fed 
 
 1.32. 11. the Loid hath sworn in t. to David 
 
 145.18. Lord is nigh to all that call upon him in t. 
 Isa. 10.20. shall stay on the Ilol^- One of Israel in t. 
 
 16. 5. he shall sit upon it m t. judging and seeking 
 48.1. make mention of God of Israel, but not m t. 
 61. 8. 1 will direct their work fw?. and make 
 
 Jer. 4. 2. thou shalt sw'ear, the Lord liveth in t. 
 
 32. + 41. I will plant them in this land in t. 
 
 Zech. 8 . 8 .1 will be their God in t. and righteousness 
 Mat. 22.16. teachest the way of G. in t. Mark 12.14. 
 John 4. 2.3. shall worship him in spirit and in t. 24. 
 2 Cor. 7 .14. as we speak all things to you in t. 
 Phil. 1 . 18. whether in t. Christ is preached 
 Col. 1 . 6 . since ye knew the grace of God in t. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 13. but as it is in t. the word of God 
 
 1 John .3. 18. let us not love in tongue, but in t. 
 
 2 John 3. the Son of the Father, m ?. and love 
 
 4.1 rejoiced, that I found of thy children walking 
 ?. as commanded from the Father, 3 John 4. 
 In the TRUTH. 
 
 Psal. 69.13. hear me in the t. of thy salvation 
 Johi 8. 44. he was a murderer and abode not in t. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 6. but charity rejoiceth in the t. 
 
 526 
 
 2 Pet. 1.12. tho’ j’e be established ?4e present ?. 
 2 John J. elect lady, whom I love in the t. 3 John 1. 
 .3 John 3. even as thou walkest in the t. 
 
 Of a TRUTH. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 5. of a t. women have been kept from us 
 
 2 Kings 19. 17- of a. t. Lord, the kings of Assyria 
 
 have destroyed the nations, Isa. .37. 18. 
 Job 9. 2. I know it is so of a t. but how should man 
 Isa. 5. 9. of a t. many houses shall be desolate 
 Jer. 26. 15. ior of at. the Jxird hath sent me to you 
 Dan. 2. 47 .of a t. it is, your God is a God of gods 
 Mat. 1-1. .3.3. of a t. thou art the Son of God 
 Luke 4. 25. but I tell you of a t. 9. 27. 
 
 12. 44. of a t. 1 say unto you he will make, 21. 3. 
 
 22. .59. of a t. this fellow also was with him 
 John 6. 14. this is of a t. that pro()het, 7- 40. 
 
 Acts 4. 27 . of a t. aitainst thy holy child Jesus 
 
 10. .34. of a t. 1 perceive that God is no respecter 
 
 1 Cor. 14.25. will report that God is in you of a. t. 
 
 See Spin IT. 
 
 Thy TRUTH. 
 
 Psal. 25. 5. lead me in thy t. and teach me 
 
 26. .3. before my eyes and 1 have walked in?/;y?. 
 30. 9. shall the dust praise and declare thy t.'{ 
 
 40. 10. and thy t. from the great congregation 
 
 11. let thyt. continually preserve me 
 
 4 . 3 . 3. send out thy light and thy t. let them lead 
 54. 5. to mine enemies, cut them off in thy t. 
 
 57 . 10. and thy t. unto the clouds, 108. 4. 
 
 71 .22. 1 will praise?/( 2 t/. |186.11. will walk \x\thyt. 
 89.49. which thouswarest to David in thyt. 
 
 115.1. to thy name give glory for thy t. sake, 1.38. 2. 
 Isu. .‘J8.18. that go into the pit cannot hope for thy t. 
 
 19. the father to children shall make known thy t. 
 Pan. 9.13. that we might understand thy t. 
 
 John 17 .17. sanctify them through thy t. thy word 
 /Fordo/TRU IH. 
 
 Psal. 119. 4.3. take not word oft. out of my mouth 
 
 2 Cor. 6.7- approving ourselves by the word of t. 
 Eph. 1.1.3. after him'that ye heard the word of t. 
 Col. 1.5. whereof ye heard before in the tcord of t. 
 
 2 'Tim. 2.15. rightly dividing the word of t. 
 
 Jam. 1.18. of his own will begat he us by word of t. 
 
 TRY. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 4. and I will ?. them for thee there 
 2 Chron.HQ.. .31. howbeit God left him to ?. him 
 Job 7. 18. that thou shouldest ?. him every moment 
 
 12.11. doth not the ear ?. words and mouth taste ? 
 Psal. 11. 4. his eye lids ?. the children of men 
 
 26. 2. ?. m 3 ’ reins and my heart || 139. 23. ?. me 
 Jer. 6. 27 . that thou mayest know and ?. their way 
 
 9 . 7 . I will melt them and ?. them, Zech. 1.3. 9. 
 
 17 . 10. I the Lord search the heart, ?. the reins 
 Lam. 3. 40. let us search and ?. our ways, and turn 
 Dan. 11. 35. some of them shall fall to ?. them 
 1 Cor. 3. 13. the fire shall ?. every man’s work 
 Phil. 1.110. ye may ?. things that are excellent " 
 1 Pet. 4. 12. the fiery trial which is to ?. you 
 
 1 John 4. 1. ?. the spirits whether they are of God 
 Rev. 3.10. hour of temptatioi. to ?. them on earth 
 
 I RILD. 
 
 Deut. 21.5. by the Levites sliall ever 3 ’ stroke be ?. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 31. the word of the Lord is ?. Psal. 18. .30. 
 Job'll. 10. when he hath ?. me, I shall come as gold 
 
 34. 36. my desire is that Job may be ?. to the end 
 Psal. 12. 6. as silver is ?. in a furnace of earth 
 17 . 3. thou hast ?. me and shalt find nothing 
 66. 10. for thou, O God, hast ?. us, as silver is ?, 
 105. 19 . the word of the I.ord ?. him 
 119 .1140. thy word is ?. therefore I love it 
 Isa. 28. 16. behold, I lay in Zion a ?. stone 
 Jer. 12. .3. thou hast ?. mine heart towards thee 
 Dan. 12.10. many shall be purified and ?. 
 
 Zech. 13. 9. and 1 will try them as gold is ?. 
 
 Heb. n. 17 . by faith Abraham when he was ?. 
 Jam. 1 . 12. when t. he shall receive the crown 
 1 Pet. 1 . 7 . than of gold, though it be ?. with lire 
 Rev. 2 . 2 . hast ?. them which say fhe 3 ’ are apostles 
 
 10 . cast some of 3 ’ou into prison, that ye may be ?. 
 3.18.1 counsel thee to buy of me gold"?, in the fire 
 TRIUST. 
 
 1 Chron. 29.17- I know that thou ?. the heart 
 Jer. 11. 20. O Ixird, that ?. the reins and heart 
 
 20.12. but, O Lord of hosts, that ?. the righteous 
 
 TRIETH. 
 
 Job 34. 3. ear ?. words, as the mouth tasteth meat 
 Psal. 7 . 9 . the righteous God ?. the hearts and reins 
 
 11. 5. the Lord ?. the righteous, hateth the wicked 
 Prov. 17 . 3. furnace for gold, but Lord ?. the hearts 
 1 Thess. 2.4. not men, but God who ?. our hearts 
 
 TRYllS’G. 
 
 Jam. 1. 3. the ?. of your faith worketh patience 
 TUMBLED. 
 
 Judg. 7 .13. a cake of barle 3 ’ bread ?. into the host 
 TUMULT. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 14. what meaneth the noise of this ?. ? 
 
 2 Sain. 18. 29. I saw a ?. but knew not what it was 
 2 Kings 19.28. because they rage against me and th 3 ’ 
 
 ?. is come up into inine ears, Isa. 37.29. 
 Psal.&5.7. which stilleth the ?. of the people 
 74 . 23. the ?. of those that rise up against thee 
 R3. 2. for, lo, thine enemies make a ?. 
 
 Jsa. 33. 3. at the noise of the ?. the people fled 
 Jer. 11. 16. with noise of a great ?. he kindled fire 
 Dos. 10.14. therefore shall t. rise among thy people 
 AmosH.Q.. and Moabshall die with ?. with shouting 
 Zech. 14. 13. a great ?. from the Lord among them 
 Mat. 27 . 24 . but rather a?, was made, he took water 
 Mark 5. .38. he seetli the ?. and them that wept 
 Z/c?f21..34. he could not know the certainty tor ?. 
 
 24.18. neither with multitude, nor with ?. 
 TUMULTS. 
 
 Amos 3. 9. behold the great ?. in the midst thereof 
 2 Cor. 6. 5. approving ourselves as ministers in ?. 
 
 12. 20. lest there be whisperings, swellings, ?. 
 
 TUMULTUOUS. 
 
 Isa. "[3. 4. a ?. noise of the kingdoms gathered 
 22. 2. thou that art a ?. city, a joyous city 
 Jer. 48. 45. shall devour the head of the ?. ones 
 TUR IS'. 
 
 Esth. 2.12. when every maid’s ?. was come to go in 
 
 15. now when the ?. of Esther was come to go in 
 
 TURN, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 24. 49. that 1 may ?. to the right hand or left 
 Exod. 2.3. 117. make thine enemies ?. their backs 
 32. 12. ?. from thy fierce wrath and repent of evil 
 Lev. 19. 4. ?. ye not unto idols, nor make gods 
 Kum. 14. 25. to-morrow ?. you, get to wilderness 
 
 20 . 17 . we wijl not ?. to the riglit tiancl nor left 
 
 21. 22. we will not ?. into the fields or \ineyards 
 
 22. 23. he smote the ass to ?. her into the way 
 2t}. where was no way to ?. to the right or left 
 
 Dent. 1.7.?.you,and go to the mounter the Ainorites 
 40. and ?. ye, take you journey into the w ilderness 
 
 I. 3.17- that Lord may ?. from hercene.ssof Ins anger 
 
 14. 25. then shalt ?. it into money and bind u up 
 
 30. .3. then the I.ord w ill ?. their captivity 
 
 31. 20.then will they ?. to other gods and serve them 
 Josh. 1 . 7 .?. not from it to the right hand or left 
 
 22. 23. an altar to t. from following the I>ord, 29. 
 24. 20. then he will ?. and do you hurt and consume 
 Judg. 20. 8. nor will any of us ?. into his house 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 7- ?• thee, behold, I am with thee 
 22. 17 . ?. and slay the priests of the Lord, 18. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 19 . none can /. to the right or left hand 
 24. the king said, let him ?. to his own house 
 
 15. .31. Jxjrd, ?. AhithopheTs counsel to tcMdishness 
 
 1 A'iwy.f 8.35.?.trom theirsin,2C'/iro«.6.26,37.1 7.14. 
 9 . 6 . if you shall at all ?. from following me 
 
 17.3. getheiicc, ?. thee eastward and fiidethyselr 
 
 22. .31. he said, ?. thine hand, 2 Chron. 18. 3.3. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 18. and Jehu said, ?. thee behind me, 19. 
 17 . 13. t. ye from your evil ways and keep my 
 
 commandments, Jer. 18. 8.1 26. 3. '/.ech. 1. 3. 4. 
 
 1 Chron. 12.23. to?, the kingdom of Saul tohim 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 22. but Josiah would not ?. his face 
 Kelt. 1. 9 . if ye ?. and keep my commandments, 
 
 Ezek. 3.20. | 18. 21. I 3.3. 11, 14,19. 
 4.4. and ?. their reproach on their own head 
 9 . 26. prophets which testified to ?. them to thee 
 Job 5. 1. and to which of the saints wilt thou ?. ? 
 14. 6. ?. from him that he may rest till he shall 
 
 23. 13. but he is in one mind, and who can ?. liim ? 
 
 24. 4. they ?. the needy out of the way, the poor 
 Psal. 4. 2. how long will ye ?. my glory into shame ? 
 
 7 . 12. if he ?. not, he will whet his swoid 
 
 20. t 3. the Lord ?. to ashes the burnt sacrifice 
 
 21. 12. thou shalt make them ?. their back 
 
 25. 16.?. thee unto me, 69. 16. 1 86. 16. 
 
 85. 4. ?. us, O God of our salvation, and cause 
 119 . 79. let those that fear thee ?. unto me 
 132. 11. Lord hath sworn to David, lie w ill not ?. 
 Prov. 1.23. ?. you at my reproof. 1 will pour out 
 
 4. 15. pass not by it, ?. from it and pass away 
 
 27 . ?. not to the right hand nor to the left 
 Eccl. .3. 20. all are of dust, and all ?. to dust again 
 Cant. 2 . 17 . ?. my beloved, and be thou like a roe 
 Isa. 1. 25. 1 will ?. my hand on thee and purge 
 
 13. 14. they shall every man ?. to his ow n people 
 
 19. 6. and they sliall?. the rivers faraway 
 
 22.18. he will violently ?. and toss thee like a ball 
 
 2.3. 17 . she shall ?. to her hire, and shall conpnit 
 
 28. 6. for strength to them that ?. the battle 
 
 .30. 21. w hen ye ?. to the right hand and left 
 .31.6. ?. ye to him from whom Israel hath revolted 
 59.20. to them that?, from transgression in Jacob 
 Jer. 2. .35. surely his anger shall ?. from me 
 
 3. 7- and 1 said, ?. unto’ me, but returned not, 14. 
 
 13. 16. before he ?. it into the shadow of death 
 31. 1.3_. for 1 will?, their mourning into joy 
 
 18. ?. thou me, and 1 shall be turned, thou art 
 44. 5. hearkened not to?, from their wickedness 
 5t). 16. they shall ?. every one to his people 
 
 Lam. 5. 21. ?. us unto thee, O L. we shall be turned 
 Ezek. 3. 19. he. ?. not from his wickedness, .33. 9. 
 
 4. 8. shalt not ?. thee from one side to another 
 
 7 . 22. my race will I ?. also from them 
 
 14. 6. repent and ?. yourselves from vour idols, 18. 
 
 .30. 32. 1 .33. 9, 11. Dos. 12. 6. Joel 2. 12. 
 .36. 9. 1 will ?. unto you,and ye shall be tilled 
 38. 12. to?, thine hand upon the desolate places 
 Dan. 9- 1.3. that we might ?. from our iniquities 
 
 II. 18. shall he ?. his face unto the isles, and take 
 
 many ; shall cause reproach ?. upon him 
 
 19. then he shall?, his face toward the tort 
 
 12. 3. and they that?, many to righteousness 
 
 Dos. 5. 4. they will not frame their doings to ?. 
 
 12. 6. therefore ?. thou to thy God, keep mercy 
 Amos 1. 8. and J will ?. mine hand against Ek'roa 
 
 5. 7- ye w ho ?. judgment to wormwcKxi 
 
 8. 10. and I will ?. your feasts into mourning 
 Jonah .3.8. let them ?'. every one from his evil way 
 Zeph. .3. 9. then will I ?. to people a pure laneuage 
 Zech. 9 . 12. ?. J e to strong hold ye prisoners of hope 
 
 1 . 3 . 7 . I will ?. mine hand upon the litile ones 
 Mai. 4. 6. he shall ?. the heart of fathers to children 
 Mat. 5. 39. on thy right cheek, ?. to him the other 
 Luke 1. 17 . to ?. the hearts of the fathers to children 
 21. 13. and it shall ?. to you for a testimony 
 Acts 13. 46. of life, lo we ?. to the Gentiles 
 
 14. 15. that ye should ?. from these vanities 
 
 26. 18. and to ?. them from darkness to lieht 
 
 20. that they should repent and ?. to GchI 
 Phil. 1. 19- 1 know this sliall ?. to my salvation 
 Tit. 1. 14. commandments of men that ?. from truth 
 Jam. 3. 3. and we / about their whole body 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 21. to ?. from the holy commandment 
 Rev. 11. 6. and have power to ?. w aters to blood 
 1 U R N again. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 16. if the raw flesh ?. again and be changed 
 Judg. 11.8. therefore we ?. again to thee now 
 Ruth 1. 11. she said, ?. again, my daushte'^s, 12. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 25. 1 pray thee, ?. again with me, .30. 
 
 1 KingsS. 33. when Israel shall ?. again to tliee 
 12. 27 . heart of this people ?. again to their lord 
 
 1.3. 9 . eat not, nor ?. again by the same way, I 7 . 
 
 2 Kings 1. 6. go ?. again to the king that sent you 
 
 20. 5. ?. a(7«?w and tell Hezekiah the captain 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 6. ?. again to the Lord H 9. if ye ?. again 
 Job 34. 15. and man shall ?. aaain into dust 
 Psal. 18. . 37 .nor did 1 ?. ag. till they were consumed 
 60. 1. hast been displeased, O ?. thyself to us again 
 80. 3. ?. us again, O Lord God of hosts, 7, 19- 
 85.8. speak peace, but let them not ?. again w> folly 
 
TUR 
 
 TUR 
 
 TWA 
 
 Psal 104.9. that they t. not again to cover the earth 
 120 4 . t. again our captivity, as streanis in south 
 Jer.h5.5. t. ye every one trom his evil way 
 ‘u'-l. ^^ 2 "*” to cities 
 
 ham. .3. 40. let us try our ways and t. again to the L. 
 Ktek. 8 . 6 . t. again and thou shalt see, 13. 15. 
 Mic'.!. 19. he will t. again, he will have compassion 
 Zecii 10 . 9 . shall live with their children and t. ag. 
 Mat. 7. 6. lest they t. again and rend you 
 Luke 10. 6 . if not, it sliall t. to you again 
 
 17 . 4. and seven times in a day t. again to thee 
 (ial 4. 9. how t. ye again to the weak elements 
 TURN aside. 
 
 Lxod. 3. 3. I will now t. aside and see this sight 
 i)eut. 5 . .32. shall not t. aside to the right hand 
 11 . 16. and ye t. and serve other gods, 28. 
 
 17 . 20 . that lie t. not aside t'voxn comniaiidment 
 .31. 29 . after my death ye will t. aside from the way 
 Josh "3. 6 . that ye t. not aside therefrom to the 
 right liand or the left, 1 Ham. 12. 20,21. 
 Luth 4 . 1 . ho, such a one, t. aside, sit down here 
 2 Sam. 2. 21. Asahel, t. aside and take his armour 
 23. howbeit he refused to/, aside 
 18.30. the king said, t. aside, and stand here 
 Job 36. + 18. a great ransom cannot t. thee aside 
 Psal. 40. 4 . respecteth not such as t. aside to lies 
 101 . 3 . 1 hate tlie work of them tliat t. aside 
 1 ^ 5 . 5 . as for such as t. aside to crooked ways 
 J.W. 10. 2. to t. aside the needy from jiKlgment 
 
 29. 21 . t. aside the just for a thing ot nought 
 
 30. 11 . get out of the way, t. aside out of the path 
 Lam. .3. 35. to t. aside the right of a man before thee 
 Amos 2. 7 . and that t. aside the vvay ot the meek 
 
 5 . 12 . and they t. aside the poor in the gate 
 Mai. 3. 5. and that t. aside the. stranger trom nglit 
 TURN awag. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 44. tarry till thy brother’s fury t. away 
 45. till thy brother’s anger t. away trom thee 
 Plum. 32. 15. for if ye t. away from after him, 
 Devt. .30. 17 . Josh. 22. 16. 2 Chrmi. 7 . 19. 
 Leut. 7. 4. they will t. away tiiy son from following 
 
 I. 3.5. he hath spoken to t. you away trom the Lord 
 
 17 , 17 . multiply wives, that his heart not away 
 23. 14. that he see no unclean thing and t. away 
 
 1 Kings <2.\\6 .1 ask one petition, Miotaa'.my face 
 
 II. 2. surely they will t. azvay your heart 
 
 H Kings 18.24. how wilt thou t. axoay the face of one 
 captain and put thy trust on Egypt ? Isa. 36. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 14. 14. go not up, t. away trom them 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 42. O Lord God, t. not away the face ot 
 thine anointed, remember mercies, Psal. 1.32. 10. 
 
 25. 27 . Amaziali did t. away from following Lord 
 
 29. !('. to make a covenant with God of Israel, that 
 wrath may t. away, .30. 8. Ps. 106. 23. Prov. 24.18. 
 
 30. 9. the Lord will not t. away his face from you 
 Job y. + 12. who can t. him away ? 11. + 10. 
 
 Ps. 1]9..37.<. mine eyes from be.holdingvanity 
 39 . t. away my reproach which I fear 
 Prov. 25. 10. and lest thine infamy t. not away 
 29 . 8. but wise men t. away wrath 
 ■Cant. 6. 5. t. away thine eyes from me, for they 
 Isa. 47 . 110. thy wisdom caused thee to t. away 
 58. 13. if thou t. away thy foot from the sabbath 
 Jer. 2.24. in her occasion who can/, her away? 
 
 .3. 19. and thou shalt not t. away from me 
 8. 4. saith L. shall he t. away and not return ? 
 
 18. 20.1 stood to t. away thy wrath from them 
 29 .14. 1 vvill t. away your captivity, Zeyh.'i. 7. 
 .32. 40. that I will not t. away from them 
 
 Lam.1. 14. not discovered iniquity, to t. a. captivity 
 Lzek. 14. 6. t. away your faces from abominations 
 Amos 1. 3. ancl for four 1 will not t. away the punish¬ 
 ment thereof, 6, 9, 11, 13.1 2. I, 4, 6. 
 Jonah?,. 9. God will t. away from his tierce anger 
 Mai. 2. 6. and did t. many away from iniquity 
 Mat. 5. 42. would borrow of thee, t. not thou azoay 
 Acts 1.3. 8. seeking to t. away the deputy from faith 
 Pom. 11. 26. shall t. azvay ungodliness from.Tacob 
 2 Tim. .3. 5. traitors, heady, from such t. away 
 4. 4. they shall t. azoay their ears from truth 
 Ileb. 12. 25. how escape, if we t. away from him? 
 TUKN back. 
 
 Devt. 2.3.13. t. b. and cover that which comes fr. thee 
 2 Kings 19. 28. 1 will put a hook in thy nose and t. 
 
 thee back by the way thou earnest, Isa. 37. 29. 
 Psal. 44.10. makest us to t hack from the enemy 
 56. 9 . when I cry, then shall mine enemies t. back 
 Isa. 14. 27 . his hand stretched, wlm sliall t. it back ? 
 Jer. 4. 28. neither will 1 1. back from it 
 6. 9. t. bark thine hand as a grape-gatherer 
 21. 4. behold, 1 will t. back the weapons ot war 
 49. 8. flee ye, r. i^acA-, dwell deep, () inhabitants 
 Lzek. 38. 4. and 1 will t. thee back, 39- 2. 
 
 Zeph. 3. 20. when I t. back your captivity 
 Mark 13. 16. not t. back to take up his garment 
 Gal. 4. t 9. how t. ye back to beggarly elements ? 
 TURN in. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. behold now, ray lords, t. in, T pray you 
 Judg. 4. 18 t. in, my lord, t. in to me, fear not 
 19. 11. let us r. in to this city of the .lehusites 
 2 Kings A. 10. that the man of God shall r. mthith. 
 Prov. 9. 4. whoso is simple, let him t. nr hither, 16. 
 
 I URN to the Lord. 
 
 Devt. 4. .30. if thou t. to the Lord thy God, .30. 10. 
 2 Chron. 15. 4. in their trouble did t. to the Lord 
 Psal. 22. 27- ends of the world shall t. to the Lord 
 Lam. .3. 40. let us try our ways and t. to the Lord 
 Dos. 14. 2. take with you words and t. to the Lord 
 Joel 2. 13. rend your heart and t. to the Lord 
 LukeX. 16. many of Israel shall he t. to the Lord 
 2 Cor. 3. 16 . nevertheless when it shall t. to the Lord 
 TURNED. 
 
 Gen. 3. 24. a flaming sword which t. every way 
 42. 24. .loseph t. about from them and wept 
 Lxod. 7. 15. the rod which was t. to a serpent 
 7 . 17 . the waters which are in the river shall be t. 
 
 to blood, 20. Psal. 78. 44. | 105. 29. 
 14. 5. heart of Pharaoh was t. aeainst the people 
 Lev. 13. 3. when the hair is t. white, 10.17, 20, 25. 
 Kvm. 21. 33. they t. and went by way of Bashan 
 22. 33. the ass saw me and t. Irom me three times 
 Dent. 23. 5. t. the curse into a blessing, Kleh. 13. 2. 
 
 Deut. 31.18. in that they are t. unto other gods 
 Josh. 7. 26. Lord t. from the fierceness of his anger 
 Jndg. 2.17. they t. quickly out of the way 
 
 15. 4. Samson took tire-brands and t. fail to tail 
 20 . 42 . therefore they t. their backs before Israel 
 
 1 Kam. 4.119. travailed, for her pains were t on her 
 10. 6. and' thou shalt be t. into another man 
 
 14. 21. even they also t. to be with the Israelites 
 
 47 . whithersoever he t. himself he vexed them 
 15 . 27 . as Samuel t. about to go away, he laid 
 17 . 30. and David t. from him towards another 
 
 2 S’aOT. 2. 19 . Asahel t. not from following .Abner 
 
 19. 2. the victory that day was t. into mourning 
 
 1 kings2. 15. howbeit the kingdom is t. about 
 
 28. .ioabr. after Adonijah, tho’ not after Absalom 
 
 8.14. the king t. his face about, and blessed Israel 
 
 11 . 9 . because his heart was t. from the Lord 
 
 2 Kings 5. 12. so Naaman t. and went away in rage 
 
 16.18. Ahaz t. the covert from the house ot the Ld. 
 
 20. 2. t. his face to the wal I, and prayed, Isa. .38.2. 
 2.3.16. as .losiah t. himself he spied sepulchres 
 
 25. was no king that t. to the Lord like him 
 
 26. Lord t. not from the fierceness of his wrath 
 
 1 Chron. 10. 14. he t. the kingdom unto David 
 
 2 Chron. 12.12. the wrath of the Lord t. from him 
 
 20.10. they t. from them and destroyed them not 
 29 . 6. for our fathers have t. their backs 
 
 Ezra 6. 22. t. the heart of the king of Assyria 
 
 10.14. until the wrath of our God be t. from 11 s 
 Neh. 9 . .35. neither t. they from their wicked works 
 Esth. 9. 1. though it was V. to the contrary that .lews 
 
 22. the month which wasr. to them from sorrow 
 Job 16.11. God t. me into the hands of the wicked 
 
 19 .19. and thev whom I loved are t. against me 
 
 20.14. yet his "meat in his bow-els is t. the gall 
 28. 5. and under it is t. up as it were fire • 
 
 30.15. terrors are t. upon me, they pursue my soul 
 
 31. my harp is t. to mourning, and my organ 
 
 31 . 7 . if my step hath t. oat of the way, my heart 
 38. 14. it is t. as clay to the seal, they stand as 
 41. 22. and sorrow is t. into joy before him 
 
 42.10. and the Lord t. the captivity of .lob 
 Psal. 9. 17 . the wicked shall be t. into hell 
 
 .30.11. thou hast t. my mourning into dancing 
 66. 6. he t. the sea into dry land, they went through 
 
 81.14. and t. my hand against their adversaries 
 lo5. 25. he t. tlieir heart to hate his people 
 
 114.8. which t. the rock into a standing water 
 119 . 59 . I t. my feet unto thy testimonies 
 
 Eccl. 2.12. and I t. myself to behold wisdom 
 7.fa. 21. 4. night of my pleasure he t. into fear 
 29. 17 . Lebanon shall be t. into a fruitful field 
 
 34 . 9 . the streams thereof shall be t. into pitch 
 5.3. 6. we have t. every one to his ow-n way 
 
 63.10. therefore he was t. to be their enemy 
 Jer. 2.21. how art thou r. into a degenerate plant? 
 
 27 . they have t. their back to me, not their face 
 
 3.10. ludah hath not t. to me with her whole heart 
 6. 12. their houses shall be t. unto others 
 
 8.6. no man repented, every one t. to his course 
 23.22. they should have t. them from their evil way 
 .31.18. and 1 shall be t. || 19. after that 1 was t. 
 
 .32. .33. they t. unto me the back, and not the face 
 
 34.15. and ye were now t. and had done right 
 
 16. but ye t. and polluted my name and caused 
 
 48. . 39 . how hath Moab t. thee back with shame ? 
 Lam. 1.20. behold. Lord, mine heart is t. within me 
 
 .3. .3. surely against me is he t. he turneth his hand 
 5. 2. our inheritance is t. to strangers, our houses 
 
 15. joy is ceased, our dance is t. into mourning 
 
 21. turn us unto thee, O Lord, and we shall be t. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 9 . they t. not when they went, 12. I 10. 11. 
 
 17 . 6 . a vine, whose branches t. toward him 
 
 26. 2. she is t. unto me. I shall be replenished 
 Dan. 10. 8. my comeliness was t. into corruption 
 
 16. by the vision my sorrows are t. upon me 
 Ilos. 7. 8. among the people Ephraim is a cake not t. 
 
 11.8. Ephraim, mine heart is t. within me 
 
 J/g/2. 31. sun shall be r. into darkness. Acts 2. £0. 
 Amos 6. 12. for ye have t. judgment into gall 
 Jonah 3.10. that they t. from their evil way' 
 l/ab. 2.16. the. cup of Lord’s right hand be t. to thee 
 Zech. 14.10. all the land shall be t. into a plain 
 Mark 5. .30. .lesus t. about in the press, and said 
 
 22. 61. the Lord t. and looked upon Peter 
 John 16. 20. but your sorrow shall be t. into joy 
 Acts7.A2. God t. and gave them up to worship 
 9 . 35. all at I.yclda saw him and t. to the Lord 
 11.21. a great number believed and t. to the Lord 
 15. 19 . which from the Gentiles are t. to God 
 
 17 . 6. these that have t. the world upside down 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9. shew how ye t. to God from idols 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 4. and they shall be t. unto fables 
 Heb. 11. .34. t.to flight the armies of the aliens 
 
 12 . 1 . 3 . lest that which is lame be t. out of the way 
 Jam.?. A. yet are they t. with a 'ery small lulin 
 4 . 9 . let your laughter be t. to mourning 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. the dog is t. to his own vomit again 
 TURN ED again. 
 
 Exod. 4. 7 . behold it was t. again as his other flesh 
 Jndg. 3.19. I’hiid t. again from the quarries 
 8.3.3. Israel t. again, went a whoring after Baalim 
 
 20. 41. when Israel t. again, Benjamites amazed 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 31. so .Samuel t. again after Saul, and S. 
 
 2 N’aw. 22. .38. 1 t. not agafw till 1 had consumed 
 
 2 Kings?). 26. when the man t. again trom his chariot 
 Psal. 126.1. when I.ord t. again the captiv. of Zion 
 'I'URNED a.(?rfe. 
 
 Exod. 3. 4. the I.ord saw that he t. aside to see 
 .32.8. they have t. aside quickly, Devt. 9.12,16. 
 Judg. 14. 8. he t. aside to see the lion’s carcase 
 1 Sam. 6.12. the kine t. not aside to the right 
 8. .3. but t. aside after lucre, and took bribes 
 
 1 Kings 15. 5. David t. not aside from any thing 
 20. .39. a man t. aside and brought a man to me 
 
 2 Kings 22.2. .losiah t. not aside to right hand or left 
 J()A6.18. the paths of their way are t. aside 
 Psal.7^. 57 . they were t. a^frfe like a deceitful bow 
 Cant. 6.1. whither is thy beloved t. aside ? 
 7 . 90 . 44 . 20 . a deceived heart hath t. him aside 
 Lorn. 3.11. he hath t. aside my ways and pulled 
 
 1 Tim. 1.6. have t. aside unto vain jangling 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 15. for some are already t. aside after 
 TU R N ED azoay. [Satan 
 
 Num. 14.4.3. because ye are t. away from the Lord 
 
 20. 21. wherefore Israel t. away trom him 
 
 25. 4. that the anger of the Lord may be t. away 
 11. Phinehas hath t. my wrath away trom Lsrael 
 
 1 Kings 11. .3. and his wives t. away his heart, 4. 
 
 21. 4. and Ahab t. azoay, and would eat no bread 
 
 2 Chron.20. 6. our fathers t. azoay their faces 
 Psal. 66. 20. which hath not t. array my prayer 
 
 78.38. yea, many a time t. he his anger away 
 Isa. 5. 25. for all this his anger is not t. away, but 
 his hand is stretched out still, 9. 12, 17, 21. | 10. 4. 
 12. 1. thy anger is t. away H 50. 5. nor t. I away 
 59 . 14. and judgment is t. array backward 
 Jer. 5. 25. your iniquities have t. away these things 
 .38. 22. thy feet are sunk, they are t. away back 
 46.5. wherefore have 1 seen ihem t. azeay back ? 
 
 50. 6. shepherds have t. them array on mountains 
 Dan. 9 . 16. let thy fury be t. azoay from .lerusalem 
 Dos. 14. 4. for mine anger i.s t. away from him 
 Nah.2.2. the T.. hath t. arr-ay excellency of Jacob 
 Acts 19.26. this Paul hath t. aa-aymiich iieople 
 2 Tim. 1. 15. all they in Asia be t. away from me 
 TU RN ED back. 
 
 Josh. 8. 20. the people t. hack upon the pursuers 
 11. 10. .loshua at that time t. hack, and took 
 
 1 Sam. 15. II. ■‘'laul is t. back from following me 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 22. the bow of .lonathan t. not back 
 
 1 Kings 18. .37. that thou hast t. their heart hack 
 
 22. 3.3. saw it was not king of Israel, they t. hack 
 
 2 Kings 1. 5. when messengers t. hack, why t. back 
 2. 24. he t. back and looked on them, and cursed 
 15. 20. so the king of Assyria t. back and stayed 
 
 1 Chron. 21.20. Oman t. back and saw the angel 
 Job 34. 27 . because they t. hack from him 
 
 Psal. 9. 3. when mine enemies are r. ^ac^, shall fall 
 .35. 4. let them be t. hack that devise, 70. 2, .3. 
 
 44.18. our heart is not t. hack from thy way 
 78. 9. children of Ephraim t. back in day of battle 
 41. yea, they t. huck ixnd tempted God, 57. 
 
 129. 5. and let them be t. hack that hate /ion 
 Isa. 42. 17 . they shall be t. hack that trust in images 
 Jer. A. 8 . the anger of the Lord is not t. back 
 11 . 10 . they are t. hackto iniquities of fathers 
 46. 21. they also are t. liar/r, and are fled away 
 Lam. 1. 13. he hath t. me hack, and made me taint 
 Zeph. 1. 6 them that are t. back trom the Lorrl 
 Luke 2. 45. t. hack again to Jerusalem seeking him 
 
 17 . 15. one of the lepers t. hack and glorified God 
 John 20. 14. she t. herself hack and saw Jesus 
 Acts 7. 39 . ill their hearts t. hack again into Egypt 
 
 TU R N ED in. 
 
 Gen. 19. .3. the two angels t. in unto Lot 
 .38. 1. .ludah t. in to Mirah the Adullamite 
 Judg. 4. 18. when .Sisera had t. in unto .lael 
 
 18. .3. the Danites t. in thither and said to him 
 
 2 Kings 4. 8. Elisha t. m thither to eat bread 
 11. he t. into the chamber and lay there 
 
 TURN I'.S'i'. 
 
 1 Kings 2. .3. mayesi prosper whithersoever thou t. 
 Job 15. 13. that thou t. thy Spirit against God 
 Psal. 90. 3. thou t. man to destruction, and sayest 
 
 TURN EIH. 
 
 Lev. 20. 6. soul that t. after wizards to go after them 
 Deut. 29. 18. whose heart t. away this day from God 
 Josh. 7. 8. whatshall 1 say, when Isr. t. their backs? 
 
 2 Kings 21. 113. he wipeth and t. it upon the face 
 Job 39 . 22. the horse t. not back from the sword 
 Psal. 107 . 33. he t. rivers into a wilderness 
 
 35. he t. the wilderness into a standing water 
 146. 9 . the way of the wicked he t. upside down 
 Prov. 15. 1. a soft answer t. away wrath, but words 
 17 . 8. a gift, whithersoever it t. prospe.reth 
 21. 1. he t. the king’s heart whithersoever he will 
 26. 14. as the doorr. upon his hinges, so doth 
 
 28. 9. that t. away his ear from hearing the law 
 30. .30. a lion that t. not away for any 
 Eccl. 1. 6. the wind t. about unto the north 
 Cazit. 1. 7 . why should 1 be as one that t. aside ? 
 Isa. 9. 13. the people t. not to him that smitetli 
 24. 1. the Lord t. the earth upside dow-n 
 44. 25. that t. wise men backward, and maketli 
 Jer. 14. 8. that t. aside to tarry for anight 
 
 49. 24. Damascus is feeble, and t. herself to flee 
 Lam. 1. 8. yea, she sigheth and t. backward 
 .3. 3. he t. liis hand against me all the day 
 Ezek. 18. 24. when righteous r. away, 26. 1 33. 18. 
 
 27 . when the wicked man t. away, 28.1 33. 12. 
 Amos 5.8. t. the shadow of death into mourning 
 lURNING. 
 
 2 Kings2\.\?. T will wipe Jerusalem as a dish, t. It 
 2 Chron. 36. 13. he harilened his heart from t. to L. 
 Prov. 1..32. the t. away of simple shall slay them 
 Isa. 29 . 16. your t. of things upside down as clay 
 57 . t 17 . I hid me and was wroth, went on t. away 
 Mic. 2. 4. t. aw ay he hath divided our fields 
 Acts .3. 26. to bless you in t. you from your iniquit. 
 Jam. 1. 17 . with whom is no shadow ot t. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. t. Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes 
 Jude A. t. the grace of God into lasciviousness 
 TURTLE, S. 
 
 Gen. 15. 9. take a t. dove and a young pigeon 
 Lev. 1.14. shall bring bis ofiering ol t. doves 
 5.7. he shall bring for his trespass two /.-doves or 
 young pigeons, 12. 8. I 14. 22, 31). I 1,5. 14, 29. 
 11 I'f he be not able to bring two t. doves 
 1 " 6. she shall bring a /.-dove for a sin-oflering 
 TShim. 6. 10. on eighth day he shall bring two t. 
 Psal. 74 . 19 . G deliver not the soul ot thy /.-dove 
 Cant. 2. 12. the voice of the t, is heard in our land 
 ,Ter. 8 . 7 . t. and crane observe the time of coming 
 Luke 2. 24. to offer a sacrifice, apairof /.-doves 
 TU'IORS. 
 
 Gal 4. 2. tlieheir while a child is under/, and gov. 
 TWAIN. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 21. be my son in law in the one of the t. 
 
 2 Kings 4. .33. shut the door on them /.and prayed 
 Isa. 6.2. the seraiihims, with /.he covered lies face, 
 
 with /. he covered his feet, and with /. he did fly 
 Jer. 34. 18. when they cut the calf in /. and passed 
 Etek. 21.19. both /. shall come out ot one land 
 
 527 
 
T WE 
 
 TWO 
 
 TWO 
 
 ^Tat. 5. 41. compel thee to go a mile, go with him t. 
 ly. 5. cleave to wile, anti they t. shall be one flesh 
 (3. wherefore they are no more t. Mark H), 8. 
 
 21. 31. whether of t. did the will of his father ? 
 
 27. 21- whether of the t. will ye that 1 release ? 
 
 51. the vail of temple was rent in t. Mark 15. 38. 
 Eph. 2. 15. to make in himself of i. one new man 
 I'W KLt'l II. 
 
 1 Kiiigs ly. ly. twelve yoke of oxen, he with the/. 
 
 1 C/iroii. 24. 12. the /. lot came forth to .lakim 
 
 25. ly. the /. lot came foi th to llashahiah 
 
 27. 15. the I. captain for the /. month, lleldai 
 
 2 C/iro7t. 31. 3. in the t. year of .losiah’s reign 
 E.it/i. 3. 7. ill the t. year of king Ahasnerus 
 Ezck. ,32. 1. in the t. year, in the t. month 
 
 17. in the t. year and (ifteenth day of the month 
 33. 21. in the t. year of our ca|)tivity, tenth month 
 liev. 21. 20. the r. loundation was an amethyst 
 iiee Day, AIonth. 
 
 TWKL.Vh:. 
 
 Gen. 14. 4. /. years they served Chedorlaomer 
 
 17. 20. /. princes shall Ishmael beget, 25. lb. 
 
 35. 22. now the sons of .lacob weie /. 
 
 42. 13. they said, thy servants are /. brethren, 32. 
 4y. 28. all these are the/, tribes of Israel 
 I'.xod. 15.27. they came to I'liin, where were /. wells 
 24. 4. /. pillars according to the /. tribes of Israel 
 
 28. 21. shall be /. precious stones, 3y. 14. 
 
 Ecv. 24. 5. and thou shalt bake /. cakes thereof 
 JS'um. 1. 44. /. princes |I7. 3. they brought /. oxen 
 
 7. 84. /. chargers, /. silver bowls, /. spoons 
 87. /. bullocks, /. rams, /. lambs of the first year 
 
 17. 2. /. rods, according to house of fathers, fj. 
 
 29. 17 . on second day offer /. young bullocks 
 Dent. I. 2.3. 1 took /. men of you, one of a tribe 
 Jos/i. 3. 12. take ye /. men out of the tribes, 4. 2. 
 
 4. 3. take ye t. stones out of .Iordan, 8, 9, 20. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 15. theie arose and went over by number 
 /. of Benjamin, and /. of the servants of David 
 1 Khigsk.T. iSolomon had /. officers over all Israel 
 
 7 . 25. the sea stood on /. oxen, 44. 2 Chron. 4. 15. 
 
 10. 20. /. lions on the one side, 2 Qhron. y. 19 . 
 
 11. ,30. Ahijah rent .leroboam’s garm. in /. pieces 
 
 18. 31. I'.lijah took /. stones and built an altar 
 
 19. 19. found Elisha plowing with /. yoke of oxen 
 1 Chr. Q5. 9. with brethren and sons /. Su to the end. 
 Ezra 6. 17 . for a sin offering t. Iie-goafs, 8. .35. 
 
 8. 24. there 1 separated /. of the chief of priests 
 E^ek. 5. 14. /. years not eaten bread of the governor 
 Job .38. + .32. canst thou bring forth the /. signs ? 
 
 Jer. 52.20. /.brazen bulls, iSebuzar adan took away 
 Ezek. 43. 16 . the altarsliall be t. cubits long, /. broad 
 
 47 . 13. inherit the land according to the /. tribes 
 Ean. 4. 29 . at end of /. months he walked in palace 
 Mat. 9. 20. a woman was diseased with an issue of 
 blood t. years, IMark 5. 25. Lvke 8. 4.3. 
 
 10. 2. the names of the /. apostles, Luke 6. 13. 
 
 14. 20. tliey took up of fragments /. baskets, Mark 
 
 G. 4.3. 18. 19. Lttke 9. 17. John 6. 1.3. 
 
 19 . 28. ye also shall sit upon /. thrones, judging 
 
 the /. tribes of Israel, Luke 22, .30. 
 
 26. 20. now when even w'as come, he sat down 
 
 with the /. Slark 14. 17 . Luke 22. 14. 
 47 . while he yet spake, .ludasone of the /. came, 
 Mark 14. 10, 43. Luke 22. 47. John 6. 71. 
 53. shall give me more than /. legions of angels 
 Mark 5. 42. she was of the age of /. years, Luke 8.42. 
 
 14. 20. it is one of the /. that dippeth with tne 
 Luke 2. 42. and when Jesus was t. years old 
 John 6. 70 . .lesus said, have 1 not chosen you /. ? 
 
 11. 9. are there not /. hours in the day i 
 
 20. 24. I'homas one of the /. was not with them 
 Acts 7 . 8. and Jacob begat the /. patriarchs 
 
 19. 7 . prophesied, and all the men were about/. 
 24. 11. but /. days since I went up to Jerusalem 
 26. 7 . to which promise our /. tribes hope to come 
 1 Cor. 15. 5. he was seen of Cephas, then of the /. 
 Jam. 1.1. to the /. tribes which are scattered abroad 
 Eev. 12. 1. and upon her head a crown of /. stars 
 
 21. 12. the city had /. gates, at the gates /. angels 
 
 14. the wall of the city had /. foundations, and in 
 them the names of the /. apostles of the Lamb 
 
 21. the /. gates were /. pearls, street pure gold 
 
 22. 2. the tree of life bare /. manner of fruits 
 
 See EIunured, 'J'housand. 
 
 TWEN'J'Y. 
 
 Geti. 18. 31. peradventure there shall be /. found 
 there, he said, I will not destroy it f^or /. sake 
 .31..38. this /. years have I been with thee, 41. 
 
 32. 14. for a present for Esau, /. he-goats, /. rams 
 
 15. and ten bulls, /. she asses, and ten foals 
 37 . 28. they sold .loseph for /. pieces of silver 
 
 Ezod. 30. 13. a shekel is /. gerahs. Lev. 27 . 25. 
 
 Num. .3. 47 . I 18. 16 . Ezek. 45. 12. 
 14. from /. years old and above, .38. 26. Num. 1. 
 .3, 18. 20. 1 14. 29 . I 26. 2. 1 32. 11. 1 Chron. 23. 
 24, 27 . 2 Chron. 25. 5. I .31. 17 . Ezra 3. 8. 
 
 Lev. 27 . .3. thy estimation of the male from /. years 
 
 5. from five years old to /. 3 ’ears, t. shekels 
 iVj^OT.l 1 . 19 . shall noteat neither teti days, nor/.days 
 
 18. 16. the shekel of the sanctuary is /. gerahs 
 Judg. 4. .3. .labin mightily oppressed Israel /. years 
 11. .33. Jephthah smote from Aroer even /. cities 
 
 15. 20. Samson judged Israel /. years, 16. 31. 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 2. the aik was in Kirjath-jearim t. years 
 14.14. Jonathan and his armour-bearer slew /. men 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 20. Abner came to David with /. men 
 
 9 . 10. Ziba had fifteen sons and /. servants, 19. I 7 . 
 
 1 Kings 4. 23. Solomon’s provision daily, /. oxen 
 
 9 .10. came to pass at the end of /. years, when 
 
 Solomon had built the two houses, 2 Chron. 8.1. 
 11. Solomon gave Hiram /. cities in Galilee 
 
 2 Kings 4. 42. brought the man of God /. loaves 
 Ezra 8 . 27 . I even weighed /. basons of gold 
 Ezek. 4. 10. thj’ meat by weight, /. shekels a day 
 
 40. 49. the length of the porch was /. cubits 
 
 41. 2. the breadth of the door was /. cubits 
 Hag. 2. 16 . when one came to an heap of /. mea¬ 
 sures, to draw out fifty vessels, there were 
 but /. 
 
 Zech. 5. 2. the length of the flying roll /. cubits 
 ActsQJ. 28. and sounded, and found it /. fathoms 
 
 528 
 
 TWENTY-/ao. 
 
 Judg. 10. .3. .lair judged Israel /.-/aoyears , 
 
 1 Kings 14. 20. .leroboam reigned t.-tico years 
 
 16. 29. Ahab reigned over Israel t.-tioo years 
 
 2 Kings 8. 26. Ahaziah was /.and /rcc years old 
 21. ly. Amoi)/./zio years old, when began foreign 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 28. of his father’s house t.-ttvo captains 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 21. but Abijah begat /. and ttvo sons 
 
 1 W EN -three. 
 
 .Tudg. 10. 2. Tola judged Israel t.-three years 
 2 Kings 23. .31. .lelioahaz was t.-three years old 
 
 1 Chron.‘i. 22. Jair had t.-three cities in Gilead 
 Jer. 25. 3. from )3th yearof Josiah \o t.-third year 
 
 52.30. in the /.-//i/rz/yearof Nebuchadnezzar 
 I'W EM \-Jour. 
 
 Num. 7 . 88. the offerings were /. and four bullocks 
 
 2 .3V/W. 21.20. fingers and toes t.-four in number 
 1 Kings 15.33. Baasha reigned /. and four years 
 //«jr.2.18.consider from t.fourth day and ninth mon. 
 lievk.-X. round about the throne were t .-four seais, 
 
 and on the seats I saw /. four eiders sitting 
 
 5. 8. the t.-four elders fell down, 11. 16. I 19.4. 
 
 rW EN lA'-ylie. 
 
 Num. 8. 24. from t.-five years old and upward 
 
 1 Kings 22. 42. .lehoshaphat reigned /. and five 
 
 years in .lerusalem,~2 Chron. 20. .31. 
 
 2 KingsW.'-l. Amaziah was t.-fiye years old when 
 
 he began to reign, 2 Chron. Q5. 1. 
 
 15. .33. .Totham t.-fire years old, 2 Chron. 27. 1,8. 
 18.2. Ilezekiah l.-five yearsold,2 Chron. 29. 1. 
 
 23. 36. .lehoiakim t. five years, 2 Chron. .36. 5. 
 
 Neh. 6. 15. the w’all finished in t.-fifth <lay of Elul 
 Jer. 5^. 31. / -fifth day livil-merodach lifted up 
 
 TWENlY-fir. 
 
 1 Kings 16.8. in t.-six of Asa, Elah began to reign 
 1 W EN L Y -seven. 
 
 Gen. 8.14. t.-sev. day ofsecond month, earth dried 
 
 1 Kings 16. \0. t.-seventh oL Asa, '/Amr'x reigned, 15. 
 
 2 Kings^o. 27. on t.-seventh day of twelfth month 
 
 'J'WENTY-erVz/. 
 
 Ezod. 26. 2. length of curtain t.-eight cubits .36. 9. 
 
 2 KingslG. 36. .lehu reigned /. and eight years 
 2 Chron. 11. 21. Behoboam begat t.-eight sons 
 'I'W l•jNTY-w^?ze. 
 
 Gen. 11. 24. Nahor lived t.-nine years and begat 
 2 Kings 14. 2. Amaziah l eigned t.-nine j ears 
 18.2. Ilezekiah t.-nine years, 2 Chr. 25. 1.1 29. 1. 
 See '1 HonsAiNP. 
 
 TWICE. 
 
 Gen. 41. .32. for that the dream was doubled /. 
 
 43. + 10. surely now we had returned /. by this 
 Exod. 16. 5. and it shall be t. as much, 22. 
 
 Num. 20. J1. with his rod he smote the rock /. 
 
 1 Sam. 18.11. David avoided out of his presence /. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 9. which had appeared unto him/. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 10. saved himselr tliere not once nor /. 
 Neh.\‘S. 20. lodged without Jerusalem once or /. 
 Job 33. 14. for God speaketh once, yea/, yet man 
 
 40. 5. yea /. but 1 will proceed no further 
 
 42.10. Lord gave Job /. as much as he had before 
 Psal. 62.11. /. have I heard, power belongetli toG. 
 F.ccl. 6.6. though he live a thousand years /. fold 
 MarkL-L. .30. cockcrow /.thou shalt deny me, 72. 
 Luke 18. 12. I fast /. in the week, I give tithes 
 JudeVl. t. dead, plucked up by the roots 
 TWIGS. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 4. he cropped otf the top of his young /. 
 
 22. 1 will crop on from the top of his young /. 
 TWILIGILJ'. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 17 . and David smote them from the/. 
 
 2 Kings’i.b. the lepers rose in the /. to go to the camp 
 7 . the Syrians arose and tied in the /. left tents 
 
 Job 3. 9 . let the stars of the /. thereof be dark 
 24.15. the eye of the adulterer waiteth for the /. 
 Vrov. 7.9- he went the way to her house in the /. 
 Ezek. 12. 6. in sight thou shalt carry it forth in the /. 
 7 . I digged, and brought it forth in the /. and bare 
 
 12. the prince shall bear it in the /. and go fortli 
 TWIN' ED, See Line. 
 TWINKLING. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 52. be all changed, in the /. of an eye 
 TWINS. 
 
 Gen. 25. 24. Rebekah had /. |138. 27. Tamar had /. 
 Cant. 4. 2. whereof every one bear /. 6. 6. 
 
 5. thy breasts like two roes that are/. 7 . 3. 
 
 TWO. 
 
 Gen. 4. 19. and Lamech took unto him /. wives 
 
 6. 19 . /. of every sort shalt thou bring into the ark 
 
 7 . 2. of beasts that are not clean by /. 9. 15. 
 
 25. 23. /. nations are in thy womb, and /. manner 
 of people shall he separated from thy bowels 
 
 27 . 36. he hath supplanted me these /. times 
 .32. 10. over .Iordan, and now 1 am become /. bands 
 49- 14. Issachar is an ass couching between /. burd. 
 Exod. 16. 22. they gathered /. omers for one man 
 
 21. 21. if he continue a day or /. not be punished 
 Lev. 5. 7 . shall bring /. turtle-doves or /. pigeons, 
 
 12.8. I 14. 22.1 15. 14, 29. Num. 6. 10. 
 11. if he be notable to brine /, turtle-doves 
 12.5. if a maid, then she shall be unclean /.weeks 
 16. 7 . Aaron shall fake /. goats || 8. cast lots upon/. 
 
 24. 6. shalt set the cakes in /. rows, six on a row 
 Num. 7 . 3. brought a waggon for/, of the princes 
 
 17 . /. oxen, 23, 29, .35, 41, 47, 53,59, 65, 7L 
 
 10. 2. make thee/, trumpets of silver for calling 
 
 22. 22. his ass, Balaam’s/. servants were with him 
 29s 14. the /. rams. I 7 , 20, 2.3, 26, 29, .32. 
 
 .31.27. and divide the prey into /. parts 
 Dent. .3. 8. /. kinas, 21. 1 4. 47. .Tosh. 10.1 9. 10. 
 17 . 6. at the moutli of /. or three witnesses be put 
 to death, 19. 15. Mat. 18. 16. 2 Cor. 13. 1. 
 21. 15. if a man have /. wives, one beloved 
 .32. .30. how should /. put ten thousand to flight ? 
 .Tosh. 14. .3. /. tribes, 4. | 21. 16. || 21. 25. /. cities 
 Judg. 5. .30. divided to every man a damsel or /. 
 11 . 37 . let me alone/, months, that 1 may bewail 
 
 16. 28. that 1 may be avenged for mj’ /. eyes 
 liuth 1.19. they /. went till they came to Beth-lehem 
 
 4. 11. which /. did build the house of Israel 
 
 1 Sam. 1.2. /. wives, 27, 3. | .30. 5, 18. 2 Sam. 2.2. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. even with /. lines measured he to put 
 1 Kings 2. 5. and what he did to the /. captains 
 
 1 Kings .3. 18. there was none save we /. in the house 
 5. 12. Hiram and Sol. /. made a league together 
 
 14. and /. months they were at home 
 
 11. 29 . and they /. were alone in the field 
 
 12. 28. Jeiolxjam made /. calves, 2 Kings I 7 .16. 
 
 17 . 12. 1 am gathering /. sticks to dress it 
 
 18. 21. how long halt ye between /. opinions 
 20. 27 . Israel pitched like /. little fiotks of kids 
 
 2 Kings 1. 14. fire burnt up the t. former captains 
 2. 6. they /. went on 1| 24. came forth /. she-bears 
 
 5. 22. give, I pray, thee, /. changes of garments 
 2.3. be content, take /. talents, and be urged him 
 
 7 . 1. /. measures of barley for a shekel, 16, 18. 
 
 10. 4. behold, /. kings stood not before him 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 5. Ashur, father of Tekoa, had /. wives 
 
 11.21. of three, he was more honourable tl»tn the t. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. .3. Jehoiada took for .ioash /. wives 
 Job 13. 20. only do not /. things unto me, then 
 
 42. 7 . niy wrath is kindled against thy /. friends-' 
 Prov. .30. 7 - / - things have 1 required of thee 
 Eccl. 4. y. /. are better than one, because they have 
 11. if /. lie together || 12. /. shall withstand him 
 Gflw/. 4.5. thy /. breasts are like /. young roes, 7. 3. 
 
 6. 13. .Shulamite, as it were company of /. armies 
 Isa. 17 . 6. /. or three berries in top or the bough 
 
 47 . 9. but these /. things shall come to thee 
 51. 19 . these /. thin<;s are come unto thee 
 Jer. 2. 13. my people have committed /. evils 
 .3. 14. I will take one of a city, an<i /. of a family 
 h.zek. 21. 19 . thou son of man apixiint thee /. ways 
 
 23. 2. there were /. women, daughters of one 
 
 mothei 
 
 35.10. hast said, these /. nations shall be mine 
 . 37 . 22. and they shall be no more /. nations 
 
 47 . 13. tribesot Isr. Joseph shall have /. portions 
 Dan. 12. 5. looked, and behold, there stood other/. 
 Amos 3. 3. can /. walk together, except they 
 
 agreed 
 
 4. 8. so /. or three cities wandered unto one city' 
 Zech. 4. .3. /. olive trees by it, 11, 12. 
 
 14. these are the /. anointed ones that stand 
 
 5. 9. there came out /. women who had wings 
 
 6. 1. four chariots from between/. mountains 
 11.7- I took unto me /. staves and fed the flock 
 
 13. 8. /. parts therein shall be cut otf and file 
 Mat. 6. 24. no man can serve/, masters, Luke 16.1.3. 
 
 18. 8 . than having/, h.ands or/, feet, Mark 9 . 43. 
 
 9 . rather than having /. eyes, Mark 9. 47. 
 
 16. not hear, then take w ith theeone*or /. more 
 
 19 . that if /. of you shall agree on earth touching 
 
 20. where t. or three are gathered in my name 
 22. 40. on these /. hang alf the law and (irophets 
 
 24. 40. then shall /. be in the field, one taken 
 25. 17 . he that had received /. he gained oilier /. 
 
 Mark 6. 7 . he began to send them forth by /. and i. 
 
 11. 1. hesendeth /. disciples, 14. 13. Lmke 19. 29, 
 
 12. 42. she threw in /. mites, which make a larthing 
 16.12. after that .lesus appeared to /. of them 
 
 Luke 3. 11. he that hath/, coats, let him impart 
 
 7 . 41. a certain creditor w hich had /. debtors 
 
 9. 3. neither take money, nor have /. coats apiece 
 
 10. 35. took out /. pence and gave them to the best 
 Acts 1.24. shew whether of these/. thou hast chosen 
 1 Cor. 6. 16. for /. shall be one flesh, Eph. 5.31. 
 
 14. 27 . let it be by /. or at the most by three 
 
 29. let prophets speak /. or three, and let other 
 Gal. 4. 24. an allegory, for these are the /. covenants 
 Phil. 1. 23. for 1 am in astrait betwixt /. a desire 
 1 'Lim. 5. 19 . but before /. or three witnesses 
 Heb. 6. 18. that by /. immutable things we might 
 
 10. 28. died without mercy under/.or three witn. 
 Eev. 9 . 12. there come /. w oes more hereafter 
 
 11. .3. I will give power to my /. witnesses 
 4. these are /. olive trees and /. candlesticks 
 10. because these /. prophets tormented them 
 
 12. 14. and to the woman were given /. w ings 
 
 13. 11. and he had /. horns like a lamb, spake as 
 See Daughters, Days, Kidneys, Lambs, 
 
 Sons. 
 
 TWO men. 
 
 Exod. 2.13. /. men of the Hebrews strove together 
 Num. 11.26. there remained /. menia the camp 
 Josh. 2. 1. he sent out /. men to spy secretly 
 4. Hahab hid the /. men || 23. the t.men returned 
 
 1 Sum. 10. 2. find /. men by Rachel’s sepulchre 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 1. there were /. m. in one city, one rich 
 1 Kings 2. .32. fell on /. m more righteous than he 
 
 21. 10. set /. m. sons of Belial before N aboth, 13. 
 Mat. 9 . 27 . /. blind men followed him. crying 
 Luke 9. .30. behold, there talked with him /. men 
 
 17 . .34. /. men in one bed || 36. /. men in the field 
 
 18.10. /. men went up to the temple to pray 
 
 24. 4. as they were perplexed, behold, V. men 
 stood by them in shining garments. Acts 1.10. 
 John 8. 17 . that the testimony of /. men is true 
 Acts 9 . 38. they sent /. men to Peter, desiring him 
 TWO tables. 
 
 Exod. 31.18. gave to ISloses /. tables of testimony 
 .32. 15. the /. tables were in his hands, .34. 29. 
 
 34.1. hew thee /. tables of stone, Deut. 10. 1. 
 
 4. he hewed /. tables of stone, Deut. 10. .3. 
 
 Deut. 4. 13. he wrote uixin the /. tables, b. 22. 
 
 9 . 10. the Lord delivered unto me /. tables, 11. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 9. there was nothing in the ark save the 
 /. tables of stone ])ut at 1 loreb, 2 Chron. 5. 10. 
 Ezek. 40. 39. /. tab. ow this side || 40. /. tab. on that 
 'I WO pears. 
 
 Gen. 11.10. begat Arphaxad /. yrarr after the flood 
 45. 6. these t.pears hath the famine been in laud 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 1. when Saul had reigned /. pears 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 10. Ish-bosheth Saul’s son reigned t. peart 
 
 13. 2.3. after t. pears, Absalom had sheep shearers 
 
 14. 28. Absalom dwelt t. pears in Jerusalem 
 
 1 Things 15. 25. Nadab reigned over Israel /. peart 
 16. 8. Elah II 22. 51. Ahaziah reigned /. pears 
 
 CKings 15.23. Pekahiah || 21. 19. Amon, 2C/ir.33.21. 
 
 2 Chron. 21.19. after /. pears his bowels fell out 
 Jer. 28.3. within t.p. I’ll bring again vessels, 11. 
 Amos 1. 1. words of Amos t.p. before earthquake 
 Mat. 2. 16. slew children from /. pears atwl under 
 Acts 19 . 10. /. pears they in Asia heard the word,' 
 
 28. 30. Paul dw elt/.yea/j in his hired house 
 
UNC 
 
 UN C 
 
 U ND 
 
 TWOFOLD. 
 
 Mat- 15- y® niake him t. more the child of hell 
 See Twenty Thirty, Forty, Fifty, Hun¬ 
 dred, Thousand. 
 
 TYPE.S. 
 
 1 Cot. 10.111. these things happened to them for t. 
 
 U. 
 
 UMPIRE. 
 
 Job 9.133. neither is there any w. betwixt us 
 U^ACCUtjloMEU. 
 
 Jer. 31.18. Ephraim, as a bullock m. to the yoke 
 
 U>iADVISEULY. 
 
 Psal. 106.33. so that he spake u. with his lips 
 UNAWARES. 
 
 Ce7i.Z\.~0. Jacob stole away ii. to I.aban, 06. 
 Jfum.35. 11 . slayer may flee thittier, who killeth 
 any person w. 15. De7tt. 4. 40. Joi/i. 00. 3,9. 
 Psal. 35. 8 . let destruction come on him at m. 
 
 Luke 21. 34. and so that day come upon you w. 
 Gal. 2 . 4 . because of false brethren w. brought in 
 Heb. 13.2. for'some have entertained angels u. 
 Jude 4 . for there are certain men crept in u. 
 
 UN BELIEVERS. 
 
 Luke\2. 46. will appoint him his portion with u. 
 i Cor. 6 . 6 . but brother goeth to law before u. 
 
 14. 23. and there cone in those that are u. 
 
 ■2 Cor. 6.14. be ye not unequally yoked with u. 
 
 UNBELIEVING. 
 
 .^ctsli.i. the u. Jews stirred up the Gentiles 
 1 Cor. 7 . 14. for the u. husband is sanctified by the 
 wife, the u. wife is sanctified by the husbantl 
 
 15. but if the u. depart, let him depart, a brother 
 Tit. 1.15. unto them that are u. is nothing pure 
 Hev. 21 . 8 . the «. shall have their part in the lake 
 UNBELIEF 
 
 Ts taken sometimes for u eak faith, as in Mark 9. 
 24. Lord, I believe, help thou mine itnhelief. X' 
 is a capital atid fountairi evil; and generally it 
 is taken for a privation and utter want of faith, 
 when the promises and threatenings in God's word 
 are wholly distrusted. Those Jews who did not 
 rely on God’s word, but rejected the promises, re- 
 helled against the precepts, and murmured against 
 dhe providence of God, could not enter into the 
 promised land, hiit were consumed in the wilder¬ 
 ness, Heb. 3. 19. And this nation was after- 
 'wards rejected by God, because of their unbelief; 
 they would not accept of Christ; nor acknowledge 
 ■him for the Messiah, Rom. 11 . 20. because of 
 unbelief, they were broken off. And as the Is¬ 
 raelites, by reason of unbelief, were not allowed 
 to enter into Canaan, so unbelievers shall not en¬ 
 ter into heaven. The law of faith is unalterable. 
 John 3. 36. He that believeth not the Son shall 
 not see life. 
 
 Unbelief renders the benefits of Christ fruitless and 
 ineffectual; it is said, Mark 6 . 5, 6 . that Christ 
 could do no mighty works in his own country, be¬ 
 cause of their unbelief; it made them unfit for 
 receiving benefit from his miracles, and therefore 
 he suspended his miraculous power. Unbelief often 
 begets conj'usion, and disables men to do that 
 rvhich otherwise they would have been able to do, 
 they had believed; thus when the man brought 
 his son, who was a lunatic, to the apostles, to he 
 cured by them ; they seeing his condition so bad, 
 by reason of the devil that possessed him, and that 
 for so long a time together, questioned whether the 
 power they had received would enable them to 
 cast him out and cure the man. Mat. 17. 16. Un¬ 
 belief hath often corporal punishment attending 
 it: Zacharias, because he believed not the words 
 ■of the angel, was struck dumb for a season, Luke 
 1 . 20 . Unbelievers have their part in the lake 
 that bums with fire and brimstone. Rev. 21. 8 . 
 Christ died not to expiate final infidelity. This 
 sin charges all the guilt of sinners upon them¬ 
 selves. It renders the sufferings of Christ fruit¬ 
 less as to them : for it is not the preparation 
 of a sovereign remedy that cures the disease, 
 but the application of it. As our sins were im¬ 
 puted to Christ, upon account of his union with 
 SIS in nature, and his consent to become our 
 surety ; so his righteousness is meritoriously im¬ 
 puted unto us, upon our union with him by a 
 true and lively faith. It is not from any defect 
 of mercy in God, or righteousness in Christ, hut 
 for the obstinate refusal of it, that men certainly 
 perish in unbelief. 
 
 Mat. 13.58. he did not many works, because of u. 
 17. 20 . could not cast him out, because of your «, 
 Mark 6 . 6 . and he niarvelled because of their u. 
 
 9. 24. Lord, I believe, help thou mine u. 
 
 16. 14. and upbraided them with their u. 
 
 Iwm. 3. 3. shall theirw. maxe faith without effect ? 
 
 4.20. he staggered not at the promise through u. 
 
 11. 20 . well, because of u. they were broken off 
 23. if they abide not still in u. shall be grafted 
 
 30. yet have now obtained mercy thro’ their u. 
 3j. tor God hath concluded them all in u. 
 
 wrath of God on the children of u. 
 1-13. because I did it ignorantly in u. 
 ileb. .3.12. lest be in any of you an evil heart of «. 
 19. they could not enter in because of to 4. 6 . 
 
 4.11. lest any fall after the same example of u. 
 UN B TAMEABLE. 
 
 22. to present you holy, u. in his sight 
 1 i/iWf. 3.13. he may stabli.sh your hearts «. 
 
 U N B LA M B.A B LY. 
 
 1 in«w. 2. 10 . how u, we have behaved ourselves 
 UNCERTAIN. 
 
 ? trumpet give an u. sound 
 
 1 J*t«. 6 . 17. nor trust in u. riches, but in God 
 UNCERTAINLY. 
 
 1 Cor. 9.26.1 therefore so run, not as u. so fight I 
 ■, o* V. CHANGEABLE. 
 
 •“co.7.24. but this man hath an u. priesthood 
 r. UNCIRCUMCISEIJ. 
 
 wn. 17 . 14 , the u. man-child shall be cut off 
 
 Gen. 34. 14. cannot give our sister to one that is «. 
 £xod.6. 12. Pharaoh hear me who am of ir. lips, 30. 
 12. 48. for no w. person shall eat of the passover 
 Lev. 19. 2.3. shall count the fruit u. three years 
 26. 41. if then their u. hearts be humbled 
 Josh. 5. 7 . .loshua circumcised, for they were m. 
 Judg. 14. 3. that thou goest to take a wife of the u. 
 15. 18. now shall 1 fall into the hands of these u. 
 
 1 Ham. 14. 6. let us go to the garrison of the u. 
 
 17 . 26. for who is this u. Philistine ? 36. 
 
 31. 4. lest these «. come and abuse me, 1 C//r. 10.4. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 20. lest the {laughters of the u. triumph 
 Isa. 52.1. there shall no more come into thee the u. 
 Jer. 6. 10. their ear is u. they cannot fiearken 
 
 9. 25. I will punish the circumcised with the u. 
 26 . these nations arew. all house of Israel are u. 
 Exek. 28. 10. thou shalt die the death of the u. 
 
 31. 18. thou shalt lie in the midst of the u. .32. 19, 
 21,24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, .30, .32. 
 44. 7 . ye have brought strangers k. in heart and u. 
 
 in flesh into my sanctuary to pollute it, 9. 
 Acts 7 . 51. ye stiff-necked and u. in heart and ears 
 11. 3. thou wentest in to men u. and didst eat 
 Rom. 4. 11. faith which he had yet being u. 12. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 18. circumcised, let him not become u. 
 UNCIRCUMCISION. 
 
 Rom. 2. 25. if a breaker, thy circumcision is made?/. 
 
 26. if the u. keep the righteousness of the law, 
 
 shall not his?/, be counted for circumcision i 
 
 27 . shall not ?/. which is by nature judge thee ' 
 
 3. 30. which shall justify the ?/. through faith 
 
 4. 9. cometh this blessedness on circumcision or u. 
 
 10. how was It then reckoned ? when he was in cir¬ 
 cumcision or in u. not in circumcision but ?/. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .18. IS any man called in ?/. ? let him not be 
 19. circumcision is nothing, and ?/. is nothing 
 Gal. 2.7- w’hen saw’ the gospel of?/, committed to me 
 5. 6. neither circumcision availeth nor u. 6. 15. 
 Eph. 2. 11. who are called ?/. by that called circum. 
 Col. 2.13. and you being dead in the ?/. of your flesh 
 3. 11. neither circumcision nor u. but Christ is all 
 UNCLE. 
 
 Lev. 10. 4. the son of Uzziel, the u. of Aaron 
 20. 20. if a man lie with his ?/. wife, he hath unco¬ 
 vered his ?/. nakedness, they shall bear their sin 
 25. 49 . either his u. or ?/. son may redeem him 
 1 Sam. 10. 14. and Saul's ?/. said unto him, 15. 
 
 14. 50. captain was Abner, son of Ner, Saul’s?/. 
 
 1 Citron. 27. 32. Jonathan David’s ?/. a counsellor 
 Esth. 2. 7 . Mordecai brought up his?/, daughter, 15. 
 Jer. .32. 7. Hanameel the son of Shallum thine ?/. 
 
 8. so Hanameel my ?/. son came unto me, 9. 12. 
 Amos 6. 10. and a man’s ?/. shall take him up 
 UNCLEAN. 
 
 Lev. 5. 2. if a soul touch any u. thing the carcase 
 of u. cattle or ?/. things, he shall be ?/. 11. 26. 
 10.10. put difference between ?/. and clean, 11.47. 
 
 11. 4. it is ?/. to you, 5,6, 7, 29, Dent. 14.19. 
 
 8 . they are?/, unto you, 26 , 27 , 28, .31. Dent. 14. 7. 
 24. for these ye shall be ?/. ?/. until the evening, 
 25, 23, 31, 32, 3.3, 39, 40.1 14. 46. | 15. 5, 6 , 
 7, 8 , 10, 11, 16, 17,18, 19, 21, 22,23, 27-1 17- 
 15.1 22. 6. Num. 19 . 7. 8, 10. 21, 22. 
 
 32. it shall be u. 33, 34, 35, 36, 38. | 15. 4, 9, 20, 
 
 24, 26. 
 
 12. 2. then she shall be?/, seven days, 5. 115. 25. 
 
 13. 3. priest shall look on him and pronounce him 
 
 ?/. 8, 11, 15, 20, 22, 25, 27, .30, 44, 59. 
 
 11. for he is ?/. 14. .36, 44, 46. | 15. 2, 24. 
 
 45. the leper, in whom the plague is, shall cry,?/.?/. 
 
 14. 40. they shall cast them into an ?/. place, 41.45. 
 57 . to teach when it is ?/. and when it is clean 
 
 22.5. whoso toucheth, whereby he may be made u. 
 Num. 6. 7- he shall notmake himself?/, for father 
 Deut. 12. 15. ?/. and clean eat thereof, 22. | 15. 22. 
 Josh. 22. 19. if the land of your possession be ?/. 
 Ezra 9 . II. the land ye go to possess is an ?/. land 
 Job .36. 14. the life of hypocrites is antongthe u. 
 Eccl. 9. 2. there is one event to the clean and u. 
 Isa. 6. 5. 1 am undone, I am a man of u. lips, I 
 dwell in the midst of a people of u. lips 
 35. 8. be a w'aj', the ?/. shall not pass over it 
 52.1. there shall no more come into thee the ?/. 
 Lam.\. 15. depart ye, it is?/, depart,dep. touch not 
 Ezek. 22.26. put no difference between clean and u. 
 44. 23. cause them discern between the clean and u. 
 Bos. 9. 3. they shall eat ?/. things in Assyria 
 Hag. 2. 13. if one that is ?/. touch it, shall it be u. 
 
 14. and that which they offer there is u. 
 iMke 4. 3.3. a man who had a spirit of an ?/. devil 
 Acts 10. 28. not call any man common or ?/. 11. 8. 
 Rom. 14. 14. nothing is ?/. of itself, but to him that 
 esteemeth any thing to be ?/. to him it is u. 
 
 1 Cor. 7- 14. else were your children ?/. but now 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 17- touch not ?/. thing, 1 will receive you 
 Eph. 5. 5. that no ?/. person hath any inheritance 
 Heb. 9. 13. the ashes of an heifer sprinkling the ?/. 
 Rev. 18. 2. Babyl. is become a cage of every u. bird 
 
 See Beast, Spirit, I'hing. 
 
 UNCLEAN Spirits . 
 
 Mat. 10. 1. he gave power against?/, spir. Mark6.7. 
 Mark 1. 27 . he commandeth ?/. spirits, Luke 4. 36. 
 3. II. and ?/. spirits, when they saw him, cried 
 5. 13. the ?/.f/;?/ ?/j-went out and entered into swine 
 Acts 5. 16 . thern which were vexed with ?/. spirits 
 8. 7- for ?/. spirits came out of many possessed 
 Rev. 16. 13. 1 saw three ?/. spirits like frogs come 
 UNCLEANNE.SS. 
 
 Lev. 5. 3. if he touch the ?/. of man, whatsoever ?/. 
 
 it be, a man shall be defiled, 7.21.] 22. 5. 
 7 . 20. that eateth, haying his ?/. on him, 22. 3. 
 
 14. 19. for him that is to be cleansed from his?/. 
 
 15. 31. thus ye shall separate Israel from their u. 
 
 18. 49 . as long as she is put apart for her u. 
 
 Num. 5. 19 . if thou hast not g/ine aside to ?/. 
 
 19 . 13. he shall be unclean, his?/, is yet upon him 
 Deut.Qli. 10. 1)3’ reason of?/, thatchanceth him 
 
 24. 1. because he hath found some u. in her 
 2 Sam. 11. 4. for she was purified from her ?/. 
 
 Q Citron. 29. 16. the priests brought out all the u. 
 Ezra 9. 11. they have filled the land with their ?/. 
 Ezek. 36. 17. way as the ?/. of a removed woman 
 
 £«e^.39.24.according to their?/, have I done to them 
 Zech. 1.3.1. shall be a fountain opened for sin and u 
 Mat. 23. 27 . but are within full of bones, and all ?/. 
 Rom. 1. 24. wherefore God also gave them up to:;. 
 6. 19 . ye have yielded your members servants to ?/. 
 2 Cor. 12.21. and have not repented of the u. 
 
 Gal. 5.19. the works of the flesh are these, u. strife 
 Eph. 4. 19 . to work all ?/. with greediness 
 
 5. 3. all u. let not be once be named among you 
 Col. 3.5. mortify therefore fornication, u. and covet. 
 
 1 I'hess. 2. 3. for our exhortation was not of?/. 
 
 4. 7 . God hath not called us to?/, but to holiness 
 
 2 Ret. 2. 10. them that walk in the lust of?/. 
 
 UNCLEANNESSES. 
 
 Ezek. 36. 29. 1 will save you from all your u. 
 UNCLOTHED. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 4. not for that we would be «. but clothed 
 UNCOMELY. 
 
 1 Cor. 7- 36. that he behaveth ?/. towards his virgin 
 12.23. our u. parts have more abundant comeliness 
 UNCONDEMN ED. 
 
 Acts 16. . 37 . they have beaten us openly ?/. Romans 
 22. 25. to scourge a man that is a Roman and u. 
 UNCORRUPTNESS. 
 
 Tit. 2 . 7 . in doctrine shewing?/, gravity, sincerity 
 UNCOVER. 
 
 Lev. 10.6. u. not your heads neither rend clothes 
 18. 6. not ?/. nakedness of one that is near of kin 
 
 7 . the nakedness of thy father shalt thou not u. 
 
 8. nakedness of thy father’s wife ||9. of thy sister 
 
 10. nakedness of thy son’s daughter shalt not u. 
 
 11. the nakedness of thy father’s wife’s daughter 
 
 12. father’s sister || 13. mother’s sister, 20. 19. 
 
 14. not ?/. the nakedness of thy father’s brother 
 
 15. thy daughter-in law Ij 16. thy brother’s wife 
 
 17 . not ?/.thejiakedness ot a woman and her daugh. 
 
 18. shalt not ?/. the nakedness of thy wife’s sister 
 
 19 . not?/, nakedness of a woman put apart, 20.18. 
 
 21. 10. the high priest shall not u. his head 
 Num. 5. 18. the priest shall ?/. the woman’s head 
 Ruth 3. 4. and thou shalt go in and u. his feet 
 
 1 Sam. 20. + 2. he will ?/. mine ear|l 112. ?/. thine ear 
 Isa. 47 . 2 . 7 /. thy locks, ?/. the thigh passover 
 
 UNCOVERED. 
 
 Gen. 9. 21. and Noah was ?/. within his tent 
 Lev. 20. 11. he hath u. his father’s nakednes.s 
 
 17 . ?/. his sister’s |120. u. his uncle’s nakedness 
 
 18. she hath?/, the fountain of her blood 
 
 Ruth 3. 7- she came softly and ?/. his feet and laid 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. who u. himself as the vain fellows 
 Isa. 20. 4. led away even with their buttocks u. 
 
 22. 6. Elam bare theciuiver, and Kir u. the shield 
 47 . 3. thy nakedness shall be u. thy shame seen 
 
 Jer. 49 . 10. but I have?/, his secret places 
 Ezek. 4. 7 . and thine arm shall he ?/. shalt prophesy 
 Ilab. 2. 16. drink, and let thy foreskin be ?/. 
 Mark 2 . 4. they u. the roof where he was 
 1 Cor. 11. 5. that prophesieth with her head u. 
 
 13. is it cornel v that a woman pray unto God u. ? 
 
 UNCOVERETH. 
 
 Lev. 20. 19. for he?/, his near kin, bear their iniquity 
 Dealt. 27 . 20. because he u. his father’s skirt 
 
 1 Sam. 22. t8. there is none that?/, mine ear 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 20. as one of the vain fellows u. himself 
 Job 33. t 16. he u. the ears of men and sealeth 
 
 UNCTION. 
 
 1 John 2. 20. but ye have an u. from the Holy One 
 UN DEFILED. 
 
 Psal. 119 . 1. blessed are the ?/. in the way 
 Cant. 5. 2 . open to me m 3 ’ love, my dove, my u. 
 
 6. 9. my dove, my ?/. is one ; she is the only one 
 Heb. 7 . 26. an high priest who is holy, harmless,?/, 
 
 13. 4. marriage is honourable in all, and the bed?/. 
 Jam. 1. 27 . pui e religion and ?/. before God 
 1 Ret. 1.4. to an inheritance incorruptible,?/. 
 UNDER. 
 
 Gen. 49. 25. blessings of the deep that lieth u. 
 
 Exod. 6. 6.1 will bring you out from u. the burdens 
 Josh. 7. 21. in the midst of my tent and silver ?/. it 
 Ruth 2 . 12.?/. whose wings thou art come to trust 
 1 Sam. 21. .3. what is u. thy hand give me five loaves 
 
 1 Kings 18. 23. Ia 3 ’ it on wood, and put no fire ?/. 
 
 2 Kings 8 . 20. Edom revolted from?/, hand of Judah 
 13. 5. Israel went out from ?/. the Syrians 
 
 2 Chr. 28.10. ye purpose to keep ?/. J udah for bond, 
 Psal. 44. 5. through thy name will we tread them u. 
 Cant. 8. 3. his right hand should be u. my head 
 Isa. 57 . 5. with idols?/, every green tree, Jer. 2. 20. 
 Jer. 10. 11. the gods, they shall perish from the 
 earth, and from ?/. these heavens, Lam. 3. 66. 
 Dan. 4. 14. let the beasts getaway from u. it 
 9.12.7/. the whole heaven hath not been done 
 Hos. 4. 12. have gone a whoring from ?/. their God 
 Mat. 2. 16. slew children from two years old and u. 
 
 8. 9. 1 am ?/. authorit 3 ’, having soldiers u. me 
 Luke 7 . 6. that thou shouldst enter u. my roof 
 John 1.48. when thou wast?/. the fig-tree, I saw thee 
 Rom. 3. 9 . we have proved that they are all ?/. sin 
 
 6.15. because we are not?/, the law, but ?/. grace 
 7 . 14 . the law is spiritual, but I am carnal, sold ?/.sin 
 1 Cor. 6. 12. 1 will not be brought?/, power of any 
 
 9. 20. to them that are ?/. the law, as ?/. the law 
 27 . I keep ?/. my body and bring it into subjection 
 
 10. l.how that all our fathers were ?/. the cloud 
 Gal. 3.10. u. the curse |1 22. concluded all ?/. sin 
 
 23. before faith came, we were kept ?/. the law 
 25. faith is come,we are no longer?/, a school, mas. 
 Phil. 2. 10. of things inearth and things?/, the earth 
 1 Tim. 6 . 1. as many servants as are?/, the yoke 
 Heb. 7 . 11. for u. it the people received the law 
 Jude 6. he hath reserved in chains u. darkness 
 See Feet, Him, Law, Me, Sun, Thee,Them 
 Us. 
 
 UNDERGIRDING. 
 
 Acts 2 J. 17 . they used helps, ?/. the ship, fearing 
 UNDERNEATH. 
 
 Deut. 33. 27 . and ?/. are the everlasting ai ms 
 .UNDERSET'l'ERS. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 30. the four comers thereof had u. 34. 
 UNDERSTAND. 
 
 Gen. 11.7- they may not ?/. one another’s speetU 
 41. 15. 1 hearii sav that thou cansti/. a dream 
 
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UNI 
 
 U N U 
 
 Kiim. 16. 30. ye stiall n. that these have provoked ' 
 
 Ue7it C8. 49-a nation wliose tony ue thou shalt not m. 
 
 2 Kitws 18. 26. speak, 1 pray thee, to thy seta ants in 
 the Syrian language, lor we n. it, L-a. .16. 11. 
 
 1 Chron 28. 19. the l ord made me u. in writing 
 JVe/i 8 'irhe read before those that could u. 
 
 7 the’ Levites caused the people to u. the la w,8,13. 
 Job 6. 24. cause me to n. wherein 1 have erred 
 2.3 5. 1 wouhl u. what he would say unto me 
 26! 14. the thunder of his power who can u.l 
 32! 9 neither do the aged M. .iudgment 
 36 29. can any «. the spreadings ot the clouds ' 
 Psal. i’4. 2. if there were any that did v. 33. 2. 
 
 19. 12. wiio can «. his errors r cleanse thou me 
 82! 5. they know not, neither will they u. 
 
 92. 6. kiioweth not, neither doth a fool u. this 
 94! 8. u. ye brutish among the people, and, ye fools 
 107. 43. they shall u. the loving kindness ot the L, 
 119. 27. make me u. the way ot thy precepts 
 100. I y. more than the ancients, because 1 keep 
 Frov. 2. 5. then shalt thou v. the fear of the l-m'd 
 
 9. then shalt thou 71. righteousness and equity 
 
 8. 5. 0 ye simple, u. wisdom, anti, ye tools, be of 
 
 14. 8. the wisdom of the prudent is to u. his way 
 
 19. 25. reprove one, amt he will u. knowledge 
 
 20. 24. how can a man then y. his own way r 
 
 28. 5. evil men m. not judgment, hut they that 
 
 seek the Lord ?/. all things 
 
 29. 19. for though he «. he will not answer 
 Isa. 6. 9- he said, hear ye indeed, but«. not 
 
 10. lest they y. with tlieir heait, John 12. 40. 
 
 28. 9. whom shall he make to tt. doctrine ? 
 
 19. it shall be a vexation only to u. the report 
 
 32. 4. the heart of the rash shall n. knowledge 
 
 33. IQ. a stammering tongue that thou canstnottt. 
 
 40. + 14. and who niade him and taught him ? 
 
 41. 20. 71 . together that the Lord hath done this 
 43. 10. that ye tnay know and «. that I am he 
 44.18. he hath shut their hearts, that they cannot«. 
 56. 11. and they are shepherds that cannot 71 . I 
 
 Jer. 9. 12. who is the wise man that may m. this? I 
 Esek. 3. 6. to people whose words thou canstnotw, 
 Da7i. 8. 16. make this man to «. the vision 
 17. but he said unto me, 71. O son of man 
 
 9. 13. and 71. thy ti uth ll 23. y. the matter, 25. 
 
 10. 12. from the day thou didst set thy heart to «. 
 14. I am come to make thee m. what shall befall 
 
 11. 33. and they that 71. shall instruct many- 
 
 12. 10. the wicked shall notw. the wise shall 71. 
 llos. 4. 14. the people that doth not 7c. shall fall 
 
 14. 9. who is w ise, and he shall ?(. these things ? 
 Mic. 4. 12. neither y. they the counsel of the Lord 
 Mat. 13. 13. they hear not, neither do they 71. 
 
 14. hear and not ?/. || 15.10. hear and 71. MarkJ. 14. 
 
 15. 17. do not ye yet 71.? 16.9, 11. Markin, if, 21. 
 24. 15. whoso readeth, let him 71. Mark 13. 14. 
 
 Mark 4. 12. and not perceive, that hearing they 
 may hear and not 71. Jjake 8. 10. Acts 28. 26. 
 14. 68. 1 know not nor y. 1 what thou savest 
 i7t^e24. 45. that they might ?<. the scriptures 
 John 8. 43. why do ye not 71. my speech ? 
 
 Horn. 15. 21. they tliat have not heard shall 71. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 2. and'tho' I 71. all mysteries am nothing 
 Heh. 11..3.thro’ faith w'e 71. the w'orlds were framed 
 
 2 Pet. 2.12. but these speak evil of things they y. not 
 
 UKDLR.S'i'Al^DLS'i'. 
 
 Job 15. 9. what u. thou, which is not in ns ? 
 
 Psal. 1.39. 2. thou 71. rr.y thoughts afar off 
 Jer. 5. 15. neither 77. thou what they say 
 Acts 8. 30. Philip said,w. thou what thou readest 
 U>. DEHS'l’A NDLLH. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 9. Lonl 71. the imaginations of thoughts 
 Job‘28. 23. God 71. the way tliereof and knoweth 
 Psal. 49. 20. man that is in honour and jt. not 
 Ptov. 8. 9. they are all plain to him that 71. 
 
 14. 6. but knowledge is easy unto him that 71. 
 
 Jer. 9. 24. let him glory in this, that he ?«. me 
 Mat. 1.3,19. when any heareth the word and jt. it not 
 23. is he that heareth the word and «. it 
 Pom. 3. 11. there is none that?/, none seeketh God 
 1 Cor. 14. 2. speaketh not to men, for no man 71. 
 
 16. say amen, seeing he 71. not what thou sayest 
 UNDKK.STAlSJDilSiG. 
 
 £.re(/. 31.3.1 have filled Pjczaleel with wisdom and 
 77. and in knowledge, .35. 31. 1 36. 1. 
 De77t. 4. 6. for tliis is your wisdom and your u, 
 
 32. 28. neither is there any 71. in them 
 1 Kings .3.11. but hast asked for thyself u. todiscern 
 
 4. 29. and God gave Solomon wdsdom and 77. 
 
 7. 14. Hiram was filled with wisdom and 71. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 32. were men that had y. of the times 
 22. 12. only the Lord give thee wisdom and 77. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.12. given Ilavid a wise son endued with y. 
 26- 5. Zechariah had u. in the visions of God 
 
 Ezra 8. 16. for .loiarib and F.lnathan men of u. 
 Kelt. 8. 2. befoie all that could hear with y. 
 
 10. 28. every one having knowledge and having m. 
 Job 12. 3. but I have 71. as well as you 
 12. in length of days is u. |1 13. he liathw. 
 
 20. lie taketh away the 77. of the aged 
 
 37. 4. for thou hast hid their heart from 77. 
 
 20. 3. the spirit of my 71. causeth me to answer 
 26. 12. and by his 7/..’he smiteth through the proud 
 28. 12. and where is the place of 71. ? 20. 
 
 28. to man lie said, to depart from evil is 71. 
 
 .32. 8. the inspiration of Almighty giveth them w. 
 
 34. 10. therefore hearken to me, ye men of 77. 
 
 16. if now thou hast 7/. hear this, hearken 
 34. let men of ?/. tell me, let a wise nian hearken 
 
 38. 4. where wast thou ? declare, if thou hast 77. 
 ,36. or who hath given77. to the heart? 
 
 39. 17. neither hath he imparted to her 71. 
 
 Psal. .32. 9. be ye not as the mule that hath no rt. 
 
 47. 7. God is the King, sing ye praises with 71. 
 
 49. 3. the meditation of my heart, shall be of 77. 
 119.31. give me y. 73, 125, 144, 169. 
 
 99. 1 have more 71. |1 1.30. thy word giveth 7<. 
 
 104. thro’ thy precepts 1 get 7/. therefore I hate 
 147. 5. great is our Lord, Ids 77. is infinite 
 Prov. 1.2. to know wisdom, to perceive words ofu 
 
 2. 2, .so that thou apply thine heart to 77. 
 
 3, an'l if thou liftest up thy voice for u 
 
 530 
 
 UN J) 
 
 Prov. 2. 6. out of his mouth cometh knowled. and 77 . 
 
 11. discretion preserve thee, 77 . shall keep thee 
 .3. 5. trust in the Lonl and lean not to thine owiitt. 
 
 1.3. happy is the man that geiteth 77 . 
 
 19, by y. hath he, established the heavens 
 
 4. 1. ye children, attend to know 77. || 5. get 77. 7. 
 
 5. 1. my son, bow thine ear to my 77. 
 
 6. .32. whoso coiiiniittetli adultery, lacketh 77. 
 
 7. 4. thou art my sister, and <"all 77. thy kiiisw Oman 
 
 8. 1. and doth not 77. put forth her ■ oi-e ' 
 
 14. 1 am 77. II 9. 6. and go in the way <>t 77.^ 
 
 9. 4. as for him that w anieth 77. she .saidi. 16. 
 
 10 . and the knowledge of the holy is 77. 
 
 10. 13. in li[is of him that hath 77. wisdom is t lund 
 11! 29. he that is slow to wrath is of great 77. 
 
 .33. wisdom resteth in heart of him that hath 77. 
 
 15. 14. heart ot him that hath 77.seeks knowledge 
 .32. but he that heareth reproof gettetli 7/. 
 
 16. 16. to get 77. rather to be chosen than silver 
 22. 77. is a well spring of life to him that hath it 
 
 1. wisdom is before him that hath 77. 
 
 18.2. a fool hath no delight in 77 . but that his heart 
 19,8. he that keepeth 71 . shall find good 
 25. reprov e one that hath 77. he w ill understand 
 21.16. a man that wandereth outof the way of 77. 
 
 .30. there is no u. nor counsel against the 1 oid 
 23.23. buy also wisdom, and instruction, and 7t. 
 
 24. .3. and by 77 . an house is established 
 28. 11. the poor that hath 77. searcheth him out 
 16. the prince that wanteth 77. is an oppressor 
 .30. 2. and have not the 77. of a man 
 V'.ccl. 9. 11. bread to wise nor yet riches to men of u. 
 Isa. 11. 2. the spirit of 77. shall rest upon him 
 .3. make him of quick 77. in the fear of the l.orfl 
 27. 11. f<>r it is a people of no 77. therefore he that 
 
 29.14. the 77 . of their prudent men shall be hid 
 
 16. say ol him that trained it, he had no 77 .? 
 
 24. they also that erred in spirit shall come to 77, 
 
 40. 11. and who shewed to him the way of ?7..>’ 
 
 28. the Lord, there is no searching of his 77. 
 
 44.19. neither is there knowledge nor 77. to say 
 Jer. .3.15. give pastors which shall feed you with ?7. 
 
 4. 22. for my people is foolish, they have no 77. 
 
 5.21. hear, O foolish people, and without 77. 
 
 51. 15. he hath stretched out the heaven by his 77. 
 
 Ezek. 28 . 4 . with thy 77. thou hast got riches 
 Van. 1. 17. Daniel had 77. in visions and dreams 
 20. in all matters of 77. he found them better 
 
 2.21. he giveth knowledge to them that know 77. 
 
 4. 34. mine 77. returned to me, 1 blessed Most High 
 5.11. light and 77. was found in him, 12, 14. 
 
 9. 22. 1 am now come forth to give thee 77. 
 
 10.1. and Daniel had 77. of the vision 
 
 11. 35. some of them of 77. shall fall, to try them 
 Eos. 1.3.2. have made idols accordingtotheirown 77. 
 Obad.’J. a wound under thee, there is no 77. in him 
 
 8. shall 1 not destroy 77. out of the mount of Ksau 
 Mat. 15.16. are ye also yet without7 /.'! Mark 7.18. 
 Mark 12. 33. and to love him with all the v. 
 
 L77ke 1.3. to me, having had perfect 77. of things 
 2, 47. all that heard were astonished at his 77. 
 
 24.45. then opened he their 77. that they might 
 Rom. 1.31. without 77. covenant-breakers 
 
 1 Cor. 1.19. bring to nothing the 77. of the prudent 
 
 14.14. my spirit prayeth, but my 77. is unfruitful 
 15. 1 will pray with the 77. sing w ith the 77. 
 
 19. 1 ha7l rather speak live words with my 77. 
 
 20. be not cliildren in 77. but in 77. be men 
 Eph. 1.18. the eyes of your 77. beinar enlightened 
 
 4. 18. having the 77. darkened, being alienated 
 Phil. 4. 7. the peace ot God which passeth all 77. 
 Col. 1. 9. that ye might be filled with all spiritual y 
 
 2.2. to all riches of the full assurance of 77. 
 
 2 Tir 7 i. 2. 7. the Lor7l give thee 77. in all things 
 1 John. 5. 20. the Son of God hath given us an 77. 
 Rev. 13.18. him that hath y. count number of beast 
 
 See Good. 
 
 Man of UKDERSTANDIKG. 
 
 Ezra 8.18. and they brought us a man of 77. 
 
 Prov.X. D.amanofy. shall attain unto wise counsels 
 
 10.2.3. but a rr/an of 77. hath wisdom 
 
 11. 12. but a man of 77 . holdeth his peace 
 
 15. 21. but a r/ian of n. walketh uprightly 
 
 17. 27. arnan of n. is of an excellent spirit 
 28. that shutteth his lips, is esteemed a man of 77 . 
 
 20. 5. but a 777(771 of 77 . will draw' out counsel 
 
 28.2. by a 7rian of 77. the state shall be prolonged 
 
 Void (f UNDER.STANDIKG. 
 
 Prov. 7. 7. 1 discerned a young man void of 77. 
 
 10.13. a rod for back of him that is wfif 71/'77. 
 
 12. 11. that followeth vain persons is void of n. 
 
 17.18. a man void 0/ 77. striketh hands, is surety 
 24 . 30. by the vineyard of the man void of 77. 
 
 UNDERSTAISDIISGS. 
 
 Job 32.111. behold, I gave ear to your 77. 
 
 Isa. 40.114. and who shewed to him the way of 77. 
 
 UK D ERST AN DING, Adjective. 
 
 Deut.X. 13. take ye wise men and 77. and known 
 4 . 6 . surely this great nation is an 77. people 
 1 Kings 3. 9. give thy servant an 77. heart to judge 
 12. io, 1 have given thee a wise and an 77. heart 
 Prov.8. 5. and, ye fools, be ye of an 77. heart 
 Dan. 1.4. 77. science |1 8. 23. y. dark sentences 
 Eph. 5. 17. but 77. what the will of the Lord is 
 1 'i’77». 1. 7. teachers,77. neither what they say 
 UNDERSTOOD. 
 
 Gen. 42. 2.3. they knew not that .loseph 77. them 
 Dent. 32. 29. O that they were wise, that they 77. 
 
 1 Sa/n. 4.6. they 77. that the ark of Lord was come 
 26. 4. David 77. that Saul was come in deed 
 
 2 Sam. 3. .37. peo. y. it was not of Dav. to sla3’ Abn 
 Neh. 8, + 2 the law before all that n. in hearing 
 
 12 , they had 77. the words that were declai'ed 
 13.7. i 77. of the evil Eliashib did for 'J'obiah 
 Job 1 . 3 . 1 . lo, mine ear hath heard and 77. it 
 42. 3 . therefore have 1 uttered that I 77. not 
 Psal. 7.3.17. went to sanctuary, then 77. 1 their end 
 81 . 5. where I heard a language that I 77. not 
 106. 7- Dur fathers 77. not tliy womlers in Egypt 
 /.V77. 40. 21 . have ye not 77. from foundationsot earth 
 44.18 . not known nor 77. for he shut their e.ves 
 Dan. 8. 27. was astonished at the vision, but none u 
 
 Psal. 78. 57. 
 Mai. 2. 114. 
 
 Dan. 9. 2. I Dan. 77. by books I110. 1. he 77. visiou 
 12 . 8. 1 heard, but I u. not, tlien said 1, O my 
 Mat. 13. 51. have ye 77. all these thinc'S r yea. Lord 
 
 16. 12. then 77. they how he bade them not bew are 
 
 17. 1.3. they 77. that he spake of .lohn the Raplist 
 Mark 9. 32. but they 77. not that say in", L77ke 2. 
 
 50.1 9. 45. John 8. 27. 110. 6. 
 Enke 18. 34. and they u. none of these things 
 John 12. 16. these things 77. not his dis' iples 
 7dc/r7. 25.he supposeu they would have 77. that G. 
 
 by his hand would deliver them, butthe>’ 77. not 
 2.3. 27. 1 rescued him, having y. he wa.-, a Romaa 
 .34. and when I y. that he was of Cdlicia 
 Rom. 1.20. being y. by the things that are made 
 
 1 Cur. 13. 11. when 1 was a child, I 77. as a child 
 14.9. exi ept ye utter by tongue words easy to be 77, 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. in which are some things hard to be 77, 
 UNDERIAKE. 
 
 Isa. .38.14. O Lorrl, 1 am oppressed, 77. for me 
 UNDERTOOK. 
 
 Esth. 9. 23. the Jews y. to do as they had begun 
 UN HO. 
 
 Jsa. 58. 6. is not this the fast ? to 77. heavy burdens 
 Zeph. 3.19. at that time I will 77. all that afllict thee 
 UNDONE. 
 
 Num. 21.29. thou art 77. O people of Chemnsh 
 Josh. 11. 15. Josh, lelt nothingu, of all commanded 
 y.f 77 . 6 . 5. woe is me, for I am 77. am of unclean lips 
 Mat. 23. 23. not to leave the other u. Luke 11. 42. 
 
 UNDRES.SED. 
 
 Lev. 25. 5. nor gather grapes of thy vine 77.11. 
 
 UNEOUAIo. 
 
 Ezek. 18.25. hear, now, are notyour ways 77. ? 29. 
 
 UNEQUALLY. 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 14. be not 77. yoked with unbelievers 
 UNEEIGNED. 
 
 2 Cor. 6.6. by kindness, by Holy Ghost, by love 77. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.5. charity out of a pure heart, and taith 77. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.5. when I call to remembrance the tc. faittr 
 1 Pet. 1.22. thro’ Spirit unto 77. love of the brethren 
 
 UNEAllHFUL. 
 
 Prov. 25. 19. confidence in an u. man in trouble 
 UN FAI I'HFULLY. 
 they dealt 77. like their fathers 
 let none deal 77. against the wife 
 UN FRUlTFCr.. 
 
 Mat. 13. 22. the care of this world, and the deceit¬ 
 fulness of riches, choke the w ord, and he 
 becometh 77. Mark 4. 19. 
 
 1 Cor. 14.14. spirit pravs, but my understand, is 77. 
 F.ph. 5. 11. have no fellowship with the 77. works 
 I'it. 3.14. to maint. good works, that they be not 77. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 8. ye shall neither be barren nor 77. in the 
 UNGIRDED. 
 
 Cew. 24. 32. the man 77. the camels, and gave straw 
 UNGODLY. 
 
 2 Sam.Qd. 5. when waves of death compassed me, 
 the floods of 77. men made me afraid, Psal. 18.4. 
 2 Chr. 19. 2. Jehu said, shouldest thou help the u. 
 Job 16. 11. God hath delivered me to the 77. 
 
 .34. 18. is it lit to say to princes, ye are 77. ^ 
 
 Psal. 1.1. that walketh not in the counsel of thew. 
 
 4. the 77 . are not so || 5. 77 . tiot stand in judgment 
 6. but the way of the 77 . shall perish 
 3. 7. thou hast broken the teeth of the 77. 
 
 43. 1. and plead my cause against an 77. nation 
 73. 12. these are the 77. who prosper intlie world 
 Prov. 16. 27.77. man diggeth up evil, and in his lips- 
 19.28. an 77. witness scorneth judginent 
 liom. 4. 5 . but believeth on him that justifietli the 77. 
 
 5 . 6 . m due time Christ died for the 77. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 9. the law is for the 77. and for sinners 
 
 1 Pet. 4.18. where shall the 77. and sinner appear ^ 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 5. bringing in the flood on world ot the v. 
 
 6 . ensample to those who after should live 77. 
 
 3 . 7. to day of judgment and perdition of 77. men 
 Jude 4. 77. men turning the grace of our God into 
 15. to convince all that are u. of their u. deeds 
 
 18. who should walk after their own 77. lusts 
 UNGODl.INE.SS. 
 
 Rom, 1. 18. the wrath of G. revealed against all 77, 
 11.26. and he shall turn away 77. from .lacob 
 2 Tim. 2. 16. they will increase unto more 77. 
 
 Tit. 2.12. that denying 77. and worldly lusts 
 UNHOLY. 
 
 Lev. 10.10. may putdiflTerence between holy and 77. 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 9. the law was maile for the 77. and prot.uie 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. for men shall be unthankful, u. 
 
 Heb. 10.29. counter! blood of covenant an u. thing 
 UNICORN, 
 
 In Greek, fxovoKepoc' in Hebrezt', Reem. It it 
 m77ch disp77ted among the learned, -.rhether there 
 be, or ever teas, such a creature as ue call the 
 unicorn ; or -chether this Reem he the rhitioceri s, 
 as some itiould have it ; or a certain kind of wild 
 goat, called Cryx, which is very large and strong, 
 and 77ntractable ; or one of that kind of vild 
 ozett, or bulls called L’ri ; xohich some think the 
 most probable opinion, as best agreeing with the 
 Scripture accottnts of it. It is said to hai< but 
 one Iwrti. groicing out of its forehead between its 
 eye lids, bttt as h:itd as iron. Job .39., 10. Canst 
 thou bind the iinitorn with his band in the fur¬ 
 row ? Moses, 7/iagntfying the strength of .To'Cph, 
 says, that his horns are like the horns ot tint- 
 corns ; that is, his strength at/d pover shall be 
 very great. Dent. .33. 17. A/id the Psalmist 
 .fT/iry, Thou hast heard me from the horns of the 
 ynict/rtis ; thott hast delivered me when I was in 
 great danger of being destroyed by the power of 
 ttiine enetnies, Psal. 22. 21. 
 
 Nutn. 23. 22. as it were the strength of an 77. 24.8. 
 .fob 39. 9. will the 77. be willing to serve thee ? 
 
 10. canst thou bind the 77. in the furrows t 
 Psal. 29. 6. Lebanon and .Sirion like a young 77 
 92. 10. my horn shall exalt like horn of anii. 
 UNICORNS. 
 
 Det7t. .33. 17. his horns are like the horns of 77. 
 J^sal. 22. 21. heard me from the horns ot the «. 
 Jsa. 34. 7. and the u. shall come down with them 
 UNITE. 
 
 l^sal. 86. 11.77. my heart to tear thy name 
 
UNR 
 
 U NT 
 
 UPR 
 
 UNITED. 
 
 Gen 49 , 6 . to their assembly, mine honour, be non/. 
 UNITY. 
 
 Psal. 133.1. tor brethren to dwell together in ?/. 
 iipA.' 4 . 3 . endeavouring to keep the ofthe Spirit 
 1 * 5 ' till vve come in tlie ?<.ot' the faith 
 UM.IUST. 
 
 Tsai. 43. 1. O God, deliver me from the n. man 
 Ptov. 11 . 7 . and the hope of 7 /. men perisheth 
 
 28. 8- who by m. gain mcreaseth Ids substance 
 
 29 . 27 . an M. man is an abomination to the just 
 Zeph. 3. 5. but the ?/. knoweth no shame 
 
 Mat. b. 45. he sendeth rain on tlie just and «. 
 
 Luke 16 . 8. the Lord commended the ?/. steward 
 l(t. he that is 7 /. in the least, is n. also in much 
 
 18. 6. the Lord said, hear what the u. judge saith 
 11. 1 thank thee, 1 am not as other men are, u. 
 Acts'll. 15. a resurrection both of the just and u. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 1. dare any of you goto law before the 7/. .i* 
 
 1 Cet. 3. 18. Christ suffered, the just for the?/. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9 . reserve the ?/. to the day of judgment 
 llev. 22 11. he that is ?/. let him be u. Still 
 
 UN.IU.STLY. 
 
 Psal. 8. 2. how long will ye ju/lge ?/. and accept 
 Isa. 26. lO. in land of uprightness will he deal ?/. 
 UNKNOWN. 
 
 Acts 17 . 23. as 1 beheld your devotions, T found an 
 altar with this inscription, to the ?/. God 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 2 . that speaketh in an u. tongue, 4,1.3, 27 . 
 14. if I pray in an ?/. tongue, my spirit prayeth 
 
 19. than ten thousand words in an ?/. tongue 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 9 . as ?/. and yet well known ; as dying 
 Gal. 1.22. 1 was u. by face unto the churches 
 
 UNLADE. 
 
 Acts 21. 3 there the ship was to 7 /. her burden 
 UNLAWFUL. 
 
 Acts 10. 28. an ?/. thing for a man that is a .lew 
 2 Pet, 2. 8. vexed his soul with ttieir u. deeds 
 UNLFAUNED, 
 
 Acts 4. 13. they perceived that they were ?/. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. IC. he that ocenpieth the room of the u. 
 23. and there come in those that are ?/. 24. 
 
 2 Tun. 2. 23. but foolish and ?/. questions avoid 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. which they that are ?/. wrest to their 
 UNLEAVENED. 
 
 Eiod. 12. 39 . they baked ?/. cakes of the dough 
 Lev. 2. 4. it shall be an?/, cake of fine flour mingled 
 with oil, or ?/. wafers anointed with oil, 5. 
 
 7 . 12 . he sliall offer ?/. cakes mingled with oil 
 
 8. 26 . and Moses took one ?/. cake, and wafers 
 iSiiim. 6. 19, the priest shall fake one ?/. cake, one ?/. 
 
 wafer, and put them on tlie hands of the Nazarite 
 Josh. 5. 11. they /lid eat of old corn of the land?/. 
 Judp. 6. 19- Gideon made ready a kid and?/, cakes 
 
 20. take the flesh and ?/. cakes, and laj’ them 
 
 21. tlie angel touched the flesh and u. cakes; fire 
 out of the rock consumed the flesh and ?/. cakes 
 
 1 Chron, 23. 29. their office for four and ?/. cakes 
 
 1 Cot. 5 . 7 . that ye may be a new lump, as ye are u. 
 
 See Bread. 
 
 UNLE.S.S. 
 
 Lev. 22.6. be unclean ?/. he wash his flesh with water 
 L/um.Q2. 33. 74 . she had turned from me, 1 had slain 
 
 2 .biam. 2. 2”. 7/.tticii liadst spoken, people had gone 
 Psal.l't. 13. 1 hact fainted, z/. I had believed to see 
 
 94 . 17 . ?/. the Lord had been my help, my soul had 
 119. 92. 74. thy law had been nij’ delight, 1 should 
 Prov. 4. 16 . sleep not, ?/. they cause some to fall 
 1 Cor. 15.2. ye are saved, ?/. ye have believed in vain 
 UNLOO.SE. 
 
 Mark\.~. the latchetof w hose shoes 1 am not worthy 
 to stoop down and ?/. Luke 3. 16. Johyi 1. £ 7 . 
 UNMARRIED. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 8. T say to the ?/. H 11. let her remain u. 
 
 32. lie that is?/. 11 34. the ?/. woman careth for 
 UNMERCIFUL. 
 
 Psal. 43. + 1. plead my cause against an?/, nation 
 Horn. 1. 31. without natural affection, implacable, u. 
 UN.MINDFUL. 
 
 Pent: 32. 18. of rock that begat thee thou art it. 
 UN .MOVABLE. 
 
 Acts HI. 41. and the forepart of the ship remained u. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. my brethren, be ye stedfast, u. 
 
 UNOCtUPlED. 
 
 Judg. 5. 6. in days of Shamear, high-w'ays were u. 
 UNPERFECi'. 
 
 Psal. 139. 16. did see my substance, yet being u. 
 UNPREPARED. 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 4. if they come with me, and find you ?/. 
 
 UNPROFITABLE. 
 
 Job 15. 3.should he reason with?/, talk ? 
 
 Mat. 25. .30. cast the ?/. servant info outer darkness 
 JLuke 17 . 10. likewise say ye, we are ?/. servants 
 Pom. 3. 12. they are altogether become ?/. 
 
 Tit. 3. 9. genealogies, for they are ?/. and vain 
 Philem. 11. which in time past was to thee ?/. 
 
 Ueh. 13. 17 . not with grief, for that is ?/. for you 
 UNPROFlTABEEN ESS. 
 
 Peh. 7 .18. for the weakness an/l ?/. thereof 
 UNPUNISHED. 
 
 Prov. 11.21. join in hand, the wicked shall not be?/. 
 
 16. 5. hand join in hand, the proud shall not bei/. 
 
 17 . 5. that is glad at calamities, shall not be ?/. 
 
 39 .' 5. a false witness shall not be u. 9. 
 
 28. t 20. maketh haste to be rich shall not he ?/. 
 Jer. 25. 29 . should ye be utterly ?/. shall not be?/. 
 
 30.11. 1 will not leave thee altogether ?/. 
 
 46. 28. yet will I not leave thee wholly u. 
 
 49.12. shall thou go ?/. ? thou shalt not go u. 
 
 UNQUENCHABLE. 
 
 Mat. 3 12. gather his wheat into the gamer, but 
 burn up the chaff with ?/. fire, Luke 3. 17. 
 . IJNREASONABLE. 
 
 ActsHb. 27 . itseemeth to me u. to sen/1 a prisoner 
 2 Thess. 3.2. that we may be delivered from?/, men 
 UNREBUKABLE. 
 
 1 Ttm. 6. 14 that thou keep this commandment u. 
 
 UNREPROVABLE. 
 
 Col. 1. 22. to present you hoK’, ?/. in his sight 
 UNRIGHTEOUS. 
 
 Exod. 2.3. 1. put not thy han/1 to bean u. witness 
 •/CO 27 . 7. that riseth against me be as the u. 
 
 Psal. Tl. 4. deliver me out of the hand of the ?/. 
 
 Isa. 10. 1. woe unto them that decree ?/. /iecrees 
 55 . 7 . let the?/, man forsake his thoughts 
 Luke 16. 11. not been faithful in flic?/, mammon 
 Rom. 3. 5. is God ?/. who taketh vengeance r 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 9. the ?/. shall not inherit the king/lom 
 Ueb. 6. 10. for Go/l is not ?/. t/i forget your works 
 
 UN HIGH l EOUSLY. 
 
 Deut. 25. 16. all that do u. are an abomination 
 UNRIGH l EOUSN ESS. 
 
 Lev. 19. 15. ye shall do no?/, in judgment, .35. 
 
 Psal. 92 . 15. he is my rock, there is ho ?/. in him 
 Jer. 22. 13. to him that buildeth his house by u. 
 Luke 16 . 9. make friends of the mammon of u. 
 Johti"i. 18. the same is true, and no ?/. is in him 
 Rom. 1. 18. all ?/. of men who hold the truthin u. 
 29. being filled with all ?/. fornication, envy 
 
 2. 8. but to them that obey ?/, in/iignation, w rath 
 .3.5. if our?/, commend the righteousness of God 
 6. 1.3. now yiehl members as instruments of ?/. 
 
 9. 14. is there ?/. with Go/i ? God forbid 
 0. Cor. 6. 14. what fellow’ship righteousness with u. ? 
 
 2 'J hess. 2. ID. anil with alt deceivableness of ?/. 
 
 12, who believed not, but had pleasure in?/. 
 
 Heb. 8.12. for I will be merciful to their ?/. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 13. and shall receive the leward of ?/. 
 
 15. the way of Balaam who love/i the waces of?/. 
 
 1 John 1. 9. is faithful to cleanse us from all ?/. 
 
 5. 17 . all ?/. is sin ; there is a sin not unto death 
 UNRIPE. 
 
 Job 15. 33. he shall shake off his u. grape as vine 
 UNRULY. 
 
 1 Thess. 5.14. brethren, warn them that are u. 
 
 Tit. 1. 6. children, not accuse/1 of riot, or ?/. 
 
 10. for there are many ?/. and vain talkers 
 Jans. 3. 8. the tongue is an ?/, evil, full of poison 
 UN SAT I ABLE. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 28. with Assyrians, because thou wast u. 
 UNSAVOURY. 
 
 Job 6. 6. can what is ?/. be eaten without salt 
 .ler. 23. t 13.1 have seen an ?/. thing in prophets 
 UNSEARCHABLE. 
 
 Job 5. 9. God who doth great things and ?/. 
 
 Psal. 145. 3. great is the Lord, his greatness is ?/. 
 Prov. 25. .3. and the heart of kings is ?/. 
 
 L’om. 11. .3.3. how ?/. are his judgments, and his way.s 
 Eph. 3.8.1 shoulil v^reach the?/, riches of Christ 
 UNSEEMLY. 
 
 Rom. 1. 27 . men with men working that which is ?/. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 5. charity doth not behave itself ?/. 
 
 UNSHOD. 
 
 Jer. 2. 25. withhold thy foot from being u. 
 UNSKILFUL. 
 
 Ileb. 5. 13. babe is ?/. in the word of righteousness 
 UNSOCIABLE. 
 
 Rom. 1. t 31. covenant-breakers,?/, implacable 
 UNSPEAKABLE. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 15. thanks be to God for his ?/. gift 
 12.4. caught up into paradise and heard ?/. words 
 
 1 ]^et, 1. 8. in whom ye rejoice with joy ?/. full of 
 
 UNSPOriED. 
 
 Jam. 1 . 27 . to keen himself ?/. from the w’orld 
 ' UN.STABLE. 
 
 I Gen. 49. 4. ?/. as water, thou shalt not excel 
 Ja?n. 1. 8. a double min/led man is ?/. in all his ways 
 
 2 Pet.H. 14.cannotcea.se from sin, beguiling?/, souls 
 
 3. 16. which thev that are unlearned and u. wrest 
 
 'UN.STOPPED. 
 
 Isa. 35. 5. and the ears of the deaf shall be u. 
 
 UN I'AKEN. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 14. remaineth the same vail ?/. away 
 UN I EMBERED. 
 
 Ezek. 13. 10. one built up a wall, and lo others 
 daubed it with ?/. mortar, 11, 14,15. I 22. 28. 
 UNTHANKFUI,. 
 
 Luke 6. .35. for he is kind to the ?/. and to the evil 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. men shall be blasphemers, ?/. unholy 
 UN ITL. 
 
 Ge?i. 28. 15. ?/. I have done that 1 have spoken 
 .32. 4. I have sojourned and stayed there ?/. now 
 46. .34. our trade from our youth, even ?/. now 
 49 . 10. nor a lawgiver depart, u. Shiloh come 
 A'?//?/. 14. 19 . hast forgiven this people?/.now 
 Judg, 18. .30.sons were priests to Dan 7/.the captivity 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 13. for the people will not eat?/, he come 
 15. 35.Samuel came no more to see Saul ?/.his death 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 7 . that befell thee from thy youth ?/. now 
 24. nor trimmed, ?/. the day he came in peace 
 
 1 Kings 22. 27. feed him with bread and water of 
 
 affliction, ?/. 1 come in peace, 2 Chron. 18. 26. 
 
 2 Kings ^.6. restore, since she left the lan/1 ?/. now 
 £zr/z 4. 21. city be not built, ?/. another command 
 
 5. 16 . since then ?/. now hath it been building 
 10.14. ?/. the tierce wrath of God be turned 
 Job 14. 13. keep me secret ?/. thy wrath be past 
 Psal. 36. 2. ?/. his inicpiity be found to be hateful 
 7 . 3 . 17 .?/. 1 went into the sanctuary of God 
 
 I. 32. 5. ?/. I find out a place for the Lord, an habit. 
 Cant.2. 17.?/.the daybreak and the shadows flee, 4.6, 
 Isa. 32. 15. u. tlie spirit be poured upon us 
 
 .36. 17 . u. 1 come and take you away to a land 
 62.1. ?/.the righteousness thereof go forth 
 Jer. .32. 5. and there shall he be ?/. 1 visit him 
 44. 27 . be consumed ?/. there bean end of them 
 Ezek. 21. 27 .overturn,?/, become whose right it is 
 il//c. 7 . 9 . bear indignation ?/. he plead my cause 
 Mat. 2. 13. be thou there ?/. 1 bring thee w ord 
 
 II. 13. for all the law an/1 the prophets prophesied 
 
 ?/. .lohn, this is Elias, Luke \f). 16. 
 Luke 21. 24. .leru.salem be trodden <lown?/. the times 
 of the Gentiles be fulfilled, Rom. 11.25. 
 24.49. ?/. ye be endued with power from on liigh 
 Acts 1.2. ?/. the /lay in which he was taken up 
 Rom.b. 13. for ?/. the law' sin was in the world 
 
 1 C/?r. 4. 5. ju/ige nothing?/, the Lord come 
 
 Phil. 1.6. will perform it?/, the day of.lesiis Christ 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 7 . will let ?/. he be taken out of the way 
 1 Tim. 6.14. ?/. the appearing of our Tx)rtl .lesus 
 Rev. 17 . 17 . ?/■ the words of God shall be fulfilled 
 20. 5. lived not ?/. the UXXl years were finished 
 
 UNTIMELY. 
 
 I Job 3. 16 . or as an hidden u. birth I had not been 
 
 Psal. .58. 8. pass away like the u. birth of a woman 
 Ecd. 6. .3. 1 say that an ?/. birth is better than he 
 Rev. 6. 13. even as a fig-tree casteth her u. figs 
 UNTOWARIJ. 
 
 Acts 2. 40. save yourselves from this?/, generatiort- 
 UNWALLED. 
 
 Dent. .3. 5. we took sixty cities, beside u towns 
 I,sth. 9. 19 . the .lews that dwelt in ttie ?/. towns 
 Ezek. 38.11. 1 will go up to the land of u. villages 
 UN WA.SHEN. 
 
 Mat. 15. 20. these things defile a man, but to eat 
 with u. hands defileth not a man, Mark 7 . 2,5. 
 UN WEIGHED. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 47. Solomon left all the vessels «. 
 UNWISE. . 
 
 Pent. .32. 6. do ye thus requite the L. O ?/. people ? 
 llos. 13. 1.3. he is an ?/. son, he should not stay lonjf 
 Rom. 1. 14. 1 am debtor to the wise and to the ?/. 
 Eph. b. 17 . wherefore be ye not ?/. but understanding 
 UNWITTINGLY. 
 
 Lev. 22. 14. if a man eat of the holy thing ?/. 
 
 Josh. 20. 3. the slaver that killeth any person ?/. 5. 
 
 UNWORTHY. 
 
 Acts 13. 46. seeing we judge ourselves u. of life 
 1 C’or. 6, 2. are ye ?/. to judge the smallest matter ? 
 UNWORTHILY, 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 27 . shall drink this cup of the Lord «. 
 
 29. for he thateateth and drinkelh u. eateth 
 UP, Verb. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 14. Lot said, up, get ye out of this place 
 44. 4. .loseph said, up, follow after the men 
 Exod. .32. 1. up, make us gods that shall go before us 
 Josh. 7 . 1 . 3 . up, sanctify the people, and say, sanctify 
 Judg. 4.14. up, for this is the day in which the I^rd 
 
 8. ' 20 . he said to his first born, up and slay them 
 
 9. .32. up, thou and the people that is with thee 
 19 . 28. up, and let us be going, but none answered 
 
 1 Sam. 9 . 26. saying, ?/p^fflat 1 may send thee away 
 
 Num. 14.40. they rose up early and gatthem up, say¬ 
 ing, we be here and will go?/p, for we have sinned 
 42. go not up, for the Lord is not among you 
 44. they presumed togo?/p unto the hill top 
 J?///f?.8.13.Gideon returned from battle beforesimt/p 
 9. 33. as soon as sun is up thou shalt rise early 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 10. as soon as ye be tip eaily,depart 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 11. when David was?/;?the word came 
 Mat. 13. 6. and when the sun was up they were 
 
 scorched, because they had not root, Mark A, 6. 
 UP. 
 
 Psal. 88. 15 . I am ready to die from my youth up 
 Ezek. 41. 16. from the ground up to the windows 
 Mat. 19. 20. these things 1 kept from my youth up 
 I.uke 18. 2J. all these I kept from my youth up 
 John 2. 7 . and they filled them up to the brim 
 See Down. 
 
 UPBRAID. 
 
 Judg. 8.15. Zebah and Zal. with whom ye did u. me 
 Mat. 11. 20. then began he to ?/. the cities wherein 
 UPBRAIDED. 
 
 Mark 16. 14. he ?/. them with their unbelief 
 UPBRAIDETH. 
 
 Jam. 1. 5. that giveth to all men liberally and u. not 
 UPHELD. 
 
 Isa. 63. 5. arm brought salvat. and my fury it?/, me 
 UPHOLD. 
 
 Job 36. t 17 . judgment and justice should ?/. thee 
 Psal. 51. 12. and ?/. me with thy free Spirit 
 54 . 4. the l.ord is with them that?/, my soul 
 119 . 116. ?/. me according to thy word 
 Prov. 29 . 2.3. honour shall ?/. the humble in spirit 
 Isa. 41. 10.1 will ?/. thee with the right hand of my 
 42. 1. behold my servant whom 1 ?/. mine elect 
 63.5. and 1 wondered that there was none to ?/, 
 Ezek. .30. 6. they also that ?/. Egypt shall fall 
 UPHOLDEN. 
 
 Job 4. 4, thy words have?/, him that was falling 
 P'ov. 20. 28. the king’s throne is?/, by mercy 
 UPHOLDEST. 
 
 Psal. 41.12. as for me, thou ?/. me in mine integrity 
 UPHOLDETH.. 
 
 Psal. . 37 . 17. but the Lord u. the righteous 
 24. for the Lord ?/. him with his hand 
 63. 8. my soul followeth, thy right hand ?/. me 
 145. 14. the Lord ?/. all that fall, and raiseth up 
 UPHOLDING. 
 
 Heb. 1. 3. u. all things by the word of his power 
 UPPER. 
 
 Exod. 12. 7 . shall strike blood on the ?/. door-posts 
 Lev. 13. 45. he shall put a covering on his ?/. lip 
 Deut. 24. 6. no man take the ?/. millstone to pledge 
 Josh. 15. 19. he gave her the ?/. springs, J?///( 7 . 1.15. 
 2 Kings 18.17. when they were come up, they stood 
 by the conduit of the ?/. pool, Isa. 7* 3.1 36. 2. 
 Ezek. 24. + I 7 . and cover not thy u. lip 
 Zeph. 2. 14. cormorant shall lodge in the ?/. lintels 
 Mark 14. 15. he will she w you ?/. room, Luke 22.12. 
 Acts 1. 13. they went up into an ?/. room 
 19 . 1, Paul having passed through the u. coasts 
 See Chamber. 
 
 UPPERMO.ST. 
 
 Gen, 40. 17. in the ?/. basket were all hakemeats 
 Isa. 17. 6. two or three in the top of the ?/. bough 
 9. his strong cities shall be as an ?/. branch 
 Mat. 23.6. they love the ?/. rooms at feasts and chief 
 seats in synagogues, Mark 12. 39. Luke 11. 43. 
 UPRIGHT. 
 
 Gen. 6. t 9 . Noah was an ?/. man in his generations 
 17 . + 1 . 1 am God, walk before me and be thou u. 
 . 37 . 7 . an/l lo, my sheaf arose and also stoo/l ?/. 
 [.ev. 26.13. broken your yoke and ma/le you go ?/. 
 Josh. 10. t 1.3. in the book of the ?/. 2 Sam. 1. t 18. 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 6 . said to David, surely as Lord liveth, 
 
 thou hast been u. with me, 2 Chron. 29. 3 4. 
 
 2 5/??n.22.24. 1 wasalso?/. beforehim, Psal. 18. 23. 
 26. with the merciful merciful, and with the ?/. 
 
 man thou wilt shew thyself ?/. Psal. 18, 25. 
 2 Chron. 29. .34. for I.evites were more?/, in heart 
 Job 1. 1. .lob was a perfei-t and u. man, 8.1 2. 3. 
 
 8. 6. if thou wert ?/. he would awake for thee 
 12. 4. the just ?/. man is laughed to scorn 
 17. 8, u, men shall be astonished at this 
 
 2 M 2 531 
 
 I 
 
U R1 
 
 Psal. 11 . 7 . his countenance doth behold the w. 
 
 19. 13. then sliall 1 be «. 1 shall be innocent 
 25. 8. the I-ord is good and u. 92. 15. 
 
 33. 1. rejoice, for praise is comely tor the «. 
 
 37 . 14. to slay such as be ot m. conversation 
 
 18. tlie Lord knowetli the days ot the u. 
 
 37 . mark the perfect man and behold the w. 
 
 49 . 14. the n. sliall have dominion over them 
 
 111. 1.1 will praise the L. in the assembly of the «. 
 
 112. 2. tlie generation of the u. shall be blessed 
 
 4. unto the n. there arisetli light in darkness 
 
 lip. 137 . art righteiius and u. are thy judgments 
 125. 4. do good to them that are u. in their hearts 
 140. 13. the u. shall dwell in Iliy presence 
 Prov. 2. 21. for the w. shall dwell in tlie land 
 
 10. 29 . the way of the Lord is strength to the u, 
 
 11. 3. the integrity of the tt. shall guide them 
 
 6. the righteousness of the u. shall deliver them 
 ^ 11. by the blessings of the j/. the city is exalted 
 
 20. such as are u. in their way are his delight 
 
 12. 6. the mouth of the w. shall deliver them 
 
 13. 6. righteousness keepeth the v. in the way 
 
 14. 11. the tabernacle ot the ?<. shall (iourish 
 
 15. 8. but the prayer of the v. is his delight 
 
 16. 17 . the highway of the u. is to deiiart from c\ il 
 
 21.18. the transgressor shall be a ransom tor the ti. 
 29. but as for the n. he directeth his way 
 
 28. 10. the w. shall have good things in possession 
 
 29. 10. the bloodthirsty hate the u. but the just 
 
 27 . he that is u. is an abomination to the wicked 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 29 . have found that (lod hath made man u. 
 
 12. 10. what was written wasre wonls of truth 
 Ca7it. 1. 4. rerrieinber thy love, the u. love thee 
 Ju/. 26. 7. thou most n. dost weigh the path of ju.st 
 Jer. 10. 5. they are «. as palm-tree, but speak not 
 JJan. 8. 18. but he touched me and set me »/. 
 
 II. 17. set his face to enter and u. ones with him 
 Eltc. 7. 2. is none. 11, among men, all lie in wait 
 
 4. tlie most n. is sharper than a thorn hedge 
 llab. 2. 4. behold, his soul lifted up is notw. in him 
 iSee Ueaht, .Stam), .Stood. 
 
 UPllKin I LY. 
 
 Psal. 15. 2. walketh v. shall abide in thy tabernacle 
 58. 1. do ye judge u.'! 11 75. 2. 1 will judge u. 
 
 84.11. withhold no good from them that walk u. 
 Prov, 2. 7 . he is a buckler to them that walk w. 
 
 10. 9 . he that walketh u. wa.keth surely 
 15. 21. but a man of understanding walketh u. 
 
 28.18. whoso walketh u. shall be saved, but perverse 
 Isa. 33. 15. he thatspeaketh u. shall dwell on high 
 Amos 5. 10. they abher him that speaketh w. 
 
 2. 7- my words do good to him that walketh «. 
 Gal. 2. 14. when I saw that they walked not u. 
 
 uphiCtHI'is' lss. 
 
 1 Kmgs 3.6. as he walked before thee in u. of heart 
 1 Cliro 7 i. 29 . 17 . 1 know that thou hast pleasure in w. 
 Job 4. 6. is not this thy hope and the 71. of thy ways ' 
 33. 23. an interpreter, to shew unto man Ins ?/,. 
 P.yfl/. 9.8. he shall minister judgment unto peopleti. 
 25. 21. let integrity and ?/. preserve me, 1 wait 
 
 III. 8. they stand fast for ever and are done in «. 
 143. 10. thy spirit good, lead me into land of u. 
 
 Prov. 2. 13. who leave the paths of ?/. to walk 
 14. 2. he that walketh in 7i. feareth the Lord 
 
 28. 6. better is the [loor that walketh in his 7t, 
 
 Isa. 26. 7- the way of the just is thou riost weigh 
 
 10. in the land of w. will he deal unjustly 
 57 . 2. rest in their beds each one walking in his w. 
 lJa 7 i. 11.1 17 . set his face to enter, and 7 i. with him 
 iiee fIjCAKT. 
 
 UPIILSING. 
 
 Psal. 139. 2. thou knowest my down-sitting and w. 
 UPROAlt. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 41. this noise of the city being in an w. 
 Mat. 26. 5. lest there be an «. Mark 14. 2. 
 
 Acts 17. 5. the .lews set all the city on an 71. 
 
 19 . 40. to be called in question for this day’s 7i. 
 
 20. 1. after the ?/. was ceased, Paul called to him 
 21.31. tidings came that all .lerusalem was in an n. 
 
 .38. art not thou the Kg\ ptian who madest an u. ? 
 UP.SID I'. (loirn. 
 
 2 Kings 21. 13. wiping .lerusalem as a man wipeth 
 
 a dish, turning it 7 /,. doun 
 Psal. 146. 9. way of the wicked he turneth 71. duteti 
 Isa. 24. 1. the Lord turneth the earth 7 /. doTvn 
 
 29. 16. surely your turning of things 7 /. dotvn 
 Acts 17 . 6. that have turned the world «. dozen 
 
 UPWARD. 
 
 Exod. 38. 26. from twenty vearsold and v. Ktim. 1. 
 
 3. 20, 22, 24, 26, 28. | 14. 29. 1 Citron. 23. 
 24. 2 C/irozi. 31. 17. Ezra 3. 8. 
 
 INtim. 3.15. shall number every male from a month 
 old and 7t. 22, 28, .34, .39, 40, 43. | 26. 62 
 
 4. 3. from thirty years old and 77 . even to fifty, 
 
 23, ,30, .35, . 39 , 43, 47- 1 Citron. 23. 3. 
 
 8. 24. from twenty and five years old and 7(. 
 
 1 biam. 9 . 2. Saul was higher from shoulders 7 /. 10. 2.3. 
 
 2 19. .30. remnantshall bear fruit;/, i.v/r. .37.31. 
 2 Chron. .31. 16. males from three years old and ?/. 
 Job 5 . 7 . man is horn to trouble assfiarks fiy 71. 
 Eccl. .3. 21. the spirit of man that goeth 7 /. 
 
 Jsa. 8. 21. curse their king and Ood, and look 7 /. 
 .38. 14. mine eyes fail with looking 7 /. undertake 
 Ezek. 1. 27- from appearance of his loins 7 /. 8. 2. 
 41. 7" tmd there was a winding about still 7 /. 
 
 Jlag. 2. 15. consider from this day and 71. 18. 
 URGK. 
 
 Luke 11. 53. scribes and pharisees began to 71. him 
 URG LD. 
 
 Gen. 33. 11. .Tacob 7 /. Esau, and he took it 
 Jzidg. 16 . 16 . Delilah;/. Samson, and he told all 
 
 19 . 7 . rose to depart, his father in-law 71. him 
 
 2 KhigsQ. 17 . when they 7 /. him till he was ashamed 
 
 5. 16. Eiaaman ti. Elisha 11 23. he tt. Gehazi 
 
 URGENT. 
 
 Exod. 12 . .33. the F.gyptians were 7 /. on the people 
 Dan. 3. 22. the king’s commandment was u. 
 URIM. 
 
 See SigniJicatioTi on 'I'lttiMMilM. ^ 
 
 Exod. 28. 30. thou shall put in the breast-plate of 
 judgment, the 7 /. and the tliuramim. Lev. 8. 8. 
 Ntim. 27 . 21. ask counsel after the judgine.nt of m. 
 532 
 
 U S 
 
 Deut.3b.^. let thy 7;. be with thy Holy One 
 1 Sam. 28. 6 . neither by di earns, by n. nor prophets 
 Ezra 2. 63 . not eat till there stood up a priest with 
 u. and with thummiin, Kelt. 7- 05. 
 U.S. 
 
 Petit. 5. 3 . with tis even vs w ho are all of tis alive 
 Ltike'lA. .‘19. if thou be Christ, save thyself and us 
 Horn. 9 .24. even tts whom he hath calle/l, not only 
 
 1 Cor. A. 9 . God hath set forth tts the apostles 
 
 6 . 14. and will also raise up vs by his ow n power 
 
 2 Cor. 1 . 14. you have acknowledge'! vs in part 
 
 21. he which establisheth vs with you, is God 
 
 5. 18. who hath reconciled 7 « to himself by Christ 
 E/iil. 3 . 17 . brethren, as ye have tes tor an ensample 
 1 Thess. 5. 8 . let tis who are of the day be sober 
 
 9 . for God iiaih not appointed us to wrath 
 Jam. 1.18. of his own will begat he us by the word 
 jibont U.S. 
 
 Num.'2‘2.4. lick up all that are round about us 
 Neb. 5. 17 . that came from heathen that are about us 
 
 6 . 16. the heathen about 71s sn\v these things 
 Dan. 9 . 16 . thy people a reproach to all about tis 
 
 lifter US. 
 
 .Tosh. 8 . 6 . for they will come out after tts 
 
 22. 27 . it may be witness to our generations after us 
 Mat. 15.23. send her away, for she crieth after tis 
 Agavist U.S. 
 
 Gen. 43. 18. that he may seek occasion agairist tis 
 Exod. 1. 10. join our enemies and fight against tis 
 
 16 . 7 . what are we that ye murmur against tis ? 
 
 8. your murmurings are not against us but God 
 
 Dc 7//.2.32. Sihon cameout//f7//77i.iiM.v,29. 7 . 1 .“1.1. Og 
 Josh. 8. 5. when the men of Ai came out against tis 
 
 10.6. the kings of the Amorites gathered against tis 
 
 22. 19 . rebel not against the Lord, nor against us 
 
 Judg. 15.10. sail!, why are ye come u|) against us 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 23. delivered company that came aga. tis 
 
 2 Sam. 11.23. surely the tnen prevailed against us 
 21.5. the man that devised against us 
 
 2 Kings 13. great is the wrath of Lord against us 
 
 2 Chron.W. 12. this great company thatcorneth ag.us 
 Psal. 44. 5. tread them iin'ier that rise against us 
 
 79 . 8 . remember not against m former iniquities 
 124. 2. Lord for us, when men rose up against us 
 
 3. when their wrath was kindled against us 
 Isa. 14.8. no feller is come up against us 
 
 59.12. and our sins testify against us, .Jer. 14. 7. 
 Jer. 16 .10. Lord pronounced all this evil against us 
 
 21.2. Nebuchadnezzar maketh war against us 
 1.3. which say, who shall come down against us ? 
 
 43.3. but Baruch setteth thee on against us 
 Lam. 3.46. have opened their mouths against us 
 
 5.22. rejected us, thou art very wroth agaitist us 
 Dan. 9 . 12. confirmed his words he spake agaitist us 
 Mark9.40. .lesus said, forbid him not, he that is 
 not against us is on our part, Luke 9. 50. 
 Rom. 8.31. if God be for us, who can be agaitist us ? 
 Col. 2.14. blotting out the hand-writing against us 
 
 3 John 10. prating’ against us with malicious words 
 
 Among or Amongst US. 
 
 Gen. 23.6. thou art a miehty prince among us 
 Exod. 17-7. saying, is the l-ord among us or not? 
 34. 9. let my lord, 1 pray thee, go among us 
 Deut. 31.17■ because our Gotl is not among us 
 Josn. 9 . 7. peradventure ye dwell among tis, 22. 
 
 22.19. pass over and take possession among us 
 31. we perceive the Lord is among us 
 
 Judg. 18. 25. let not thy voice be heard among tis 
 1 Sam. 4. 3. when it cometh among us it may save 
 Kings b. 6. ViOtamong tis-AXty can skill to hew tiiiib. 
 Job 34. 37 . he clappelh his hands amongst us 
 Psal. 74 . 9. not among us any that knoweth how long 
 Prov. 1. 14. cast in thy lot among us let us have 
 Isa. 33. 1-4. who among us shall dwell with the 
 devouring fire ? who with everlasting 
 burnings ? 
 
 Mic. 3.11. they will say, is not the T.ord among us? 
 Luke7‘ 16 . a great prophet is risen up among us 
 Johnl.14. Word was made flesh and dwelt/af/z/wf/ 
 Acts 1.21. Lord .lesus went in and out among us 
 
 15 . 7 . God made choice ntnongus that Gentiles 
 
 At US. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 17 . if it first begin at us what the end be 
 Before US. 
 
 32. 23, for they said unto me, make us gods 
 which shall eo before us. Acts 7 . 40. 
 Petit. 1. 22. ye said, we will send men heforeus 
 2.33. the Lord our God delivered him before tis 
 Josh. 4. 23. which he dried up from heforeus 
 
 8. 6. they flee heforeus [| 24.18. drave out heforeus 
 Judg. 11. 24. the Lord snail drive out before tis 
 
 20. 32. smitten down before 7/.yas at the first, 39. 
 
 1 Sam. 8.20. king may judge us and go out heforeus 
 
 9 . 27 . Samuel said, bid thy servant pA%% on before tis 
 
 2 Chron. 14.7. while the land is yet before tis 
 
 Jsa. 30.11. cause floly One of Israel cease heforeus 
 Pan. 9.10. to walk in his laws which he set before us 
 Heb.6. 18. to lay hold on the hope set heforeus 
 12. 1. let us run the race that is set before us 
 Behind US. 
 
 Gen. 32.18. and, behold, also he is behind us, 20. 
 
 Betueeti or betuixt US. 
 
 Gen. 26. 28. let there be now an oath betwixt us 
 31. 37 . that they may judge betwixt us both 
 53. the God of Abraham judge betwixt us 
 Josh. 22.25. Lord made .Iordan a border between us 
 27 . that it may be a witness between us, 28, .34. 
 Judg. 11.10. T.ord be witness between us, Jer. 42. 5. 
 Job 9. 33. neither is there any days-man betwixt us 
 Luke 16. 26. bet-oeeti tu and you, is a great gulf 
 Acts 15. 9 . put no difference betweenus and them 
 Eph.i. 14. the middle wall of partition betweenus 
 Bg US. 
 
 Ntim. 12.2. hath not the T.orti spoken also bg us? 
 
 2 Kings 4. 9. this is a man of G. which passeth hg us 
 2 Cor. 1. 19 . .lesus was preached among you bgtis 
 20. are in him amen, to the glory of Go'l hgtis 
 2.14. manifest the savour of his knowledge hgtis 
 3. .3. to be the epistle of Christ, ministered bgtis 
 
 5. 20. as tho’ God did beseech you bg tu we pray 
 
 7 . 9. ye mijjlit receive damage bgtis in nothing 
 
 8.19. whicli is administered bg us to glory of L. 20. 
 
 u s 
 
 Concerning US. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 13. do according to all written con. us 
 for U.'s. 
 
 Gen. 26. 22. now the Ixird hath made room for us 
 .31. 14. is there yet any inheritance for us ? 
 
 Exod. 14. 12. belter for us to serve the F.gyptians 
 
 24. 14. tarry ye here for u\ until we come again 
 Num. 14. .3. better for vs to return into Egypt 
 
 9. fear not the people, for they are trend Jor us 
 Deut. 2. .36. there was notone city too strong//>rux 
 . 3 . 1 . 12. say, who shall go up Torus to heaven ? 
 
 13. shouldest say, who shall go over sea for ut? 
 Josh. 5. 1.3. art thou for us or for our a/iversaries ? 
 
 22. 17 . is the iniquity of Peor too little/or vs? 
 Juag. 1. 1. who go up///r tw against the Canaanites ? 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 8. cease not to cry unto the I>oi d for us 
 9 . 5. come, lest my father fake thought for us 
 14.6. it may be the Ixird w ill work for us 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 3. if we flee they will not care for us 
 
 21. 4. neither for u.\ shalt thou kill any man 
 
 2 Kings 4. 1.3. behold, thou hast been careful for us 
 
 6. 1. the place where we dwell is too strait for us 
 2 Chron. 13. 10. as for us, the l.ord is our God 
 Ezra 8. 21. to seek of him a right y,?iy for us 
 Neh. 4. 20. resort, our God shall fight fir us 
 
 P. sal. 47 . 4. he shall choose our inheritance for us 
 
 62. 8. trust in him, God is a refuge for us 
 
 68. 28. strengthen that thou hast wrpught for us 
 126. .3. the Lord hatii done great things///r us 
 Isa. 6.8. whom shall 1 send, and who will gof. us 
 26. 12. Lord, thou wilt ordain peace/ortw 
 Jer. 9 . 18. let them take up a wailingyij/- us 
 
 14. 19 . hast smitten, and there is no healing/or wx 
 21.2. inquire, 1 pray thee, of the Lord for us 
 .‘17. 3. pray to the Lord our God for us, 42. 2,20. 
 Lam. 4. 17 . as f.rtis, our eyes as yet failed 
 Mat. 17 .4. Peter said to .lesus, Ixird, it is good for 
 US to be here, Mark 9. 5. Luke 9. 33. 
 
 25. 9. not so, lest there be not enough for us 
 Mark 14. 15 . upper room, there make ready for us 
 Luke 1. 69. hast raised up horn of salvation for us 
 
 9. 50. for he that is not against us is fonts 
 l{o/n.4.Q4. for us to whom it shall be imputed 
 5. 8. while we were sinners, Christ died for us 
 8.26. the .‘spirit maketh intercession for vs 
 .31. if God be. for us, who can be against us ? 
 
 32. spared not, but delivered him op form all 
 34. Christ also maketh intercession form 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7- even Christ is sacrificed for us 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. helping together by prayer/or m 
 
 4. 17 . our light affliction worketh form 
 
 5. 21. he hath made him to be sin form 
 
 Gal. 3. 1.3. (Jhrist redeemed us, mailea curse/or«/ 
 Eph. 5. 2. bath loved us, and given himself form 
 Col. 4. 3. witlial, piaying/i/r 7/j, that God would 
 I Thess. o. 10. who diedyor ns, 1 John .3. 16. 
 
 25. pray for us, 2 Thess. 3. 1. Ileb. 13.18. 
 
 Tu. 2. 14. wlio gave himself/or r/r, that he might 
 Ileb. 6. 20. whither the ft.rerunner is for m entered 
 
 9. 12. having obtained eternal redemption for tis 
 24. now to appear in the presence of God for m 
 
 10. 20. living way, which he hath consecrat./or m 
 
 11. 40. G. having provided some better thingyi/r 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. because Chr. hath suffered/or us, 4.1. 
 From US. 
 
 Gen.Id. 16. Abimelech said to Isaac, go from us 
 
 1 Ham. 6. 20. and to w horn shall he go up from tu ? 
 
 14. 17 . iiumlxT now, and see who is gone from us 
 
 2 Chr.Q9. Kh his wrath turn from us, Ezra 10. 14. 
 Psal. 2. 3. let us cast away their cords from m 
 
 103. 12. hath removed our transgressions fromm 
 lsa.d9. 9. therefore isjudgtnent lAcfro/nm 
 11. we look for salvation^ but it is Tat fromm 
 64. 7 . tor thou hast hid thy face from us 
 Jer. 4. 8. the anger of the Ld. is not tovoedfromm 
 
 21. 2. that Nebuchadrezzar may go up from us 
 .38. 25. hide it not from us, we will not kill thee 
 Acts 1.22. to the day he was taken up fromm 
 
 15. 24. heard that certain who went out from ns 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 2. nor by word, nor by letter a% fromm 
 1 John 2. 19 . they went out from us, but not of us 
 Bee Dehakt. 
 
 In I'S. 
 
 Num. 14. 8. if the L. delight in tis, he will bring ns 
 Job 15. 9 . what understand, thou, which is not in vs 
 Jsa. 26. 12. thou hast wrought all our works in us 
 John 17 . 21. that they also may be one in us 
 Rom.H. 4. that tlie law might be fulfille'l in vs 
 18. with the glory which shall be revealed snm 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. j’e mii/ht leai n in us not to think 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 5. as sufferings of Christ abound in us 
 4. 12. so death woi keth in us, but life in you 
 
 6.12. ye are not straitened in us, but in yourselv. 
 Eph. .3. 20. according to power that worketh inm 
 2 Tim. 1. 14. by Holy Ghost which dwelleth inns 
 Jam.4. 5. the spirit that dwelleth iw us lusteth 
 
 1 John 1.8. truth is not in us || 10. his word not in tis 
 3.24. hereby we know that he ahidetli in m 
 
 4. 12. if we love. God dwelleth in tu, 1.3. 
 
 2 John 2. for the truth's sake which dwelleth in us 
 
 Of U.'4. 
 
 Gen. 3. 22. behold, the man is become as one of m 
 Num. 31. 49 . and there lackethnot a man of vs 
 Josh. 2. 24. the inhabitants faint because oj us 
 Judg. 16. 24. our enemy, which slew many of vs 
 20. 18. which of us shall go up first to the battle ? 
 
 2 KingsO. 11. which of us is for ihekingof Israel ? 
 Lrr/iB. 2.3. we besougnt G. he was entreated of us 
 Psal. 115. 12. the I,ord hath been mindful of tu 
 Isa. 53. 6. he hath laid on him the iniqu. of tu all 
 
 63. 16 . our father, tho’ Abraham be. ignorant oj m 
 Jer.d.U. anguish hath taken hold oftu, and pain 
 
 14. 9 . yet thou, t) T.ord, art in the midsto/ us 
 Acts 17 . 27 . tho’ he be not far from every one of m 
 Rom. 4. 16. Abraham, w ho is the father/>/t/x all 
 1 Cor. 4. 1. so account of t/x as ministers ot Christ 
 
 Q. Cor. 2.11. lest Satan getan advantage of m, tor we 
 4. 7 . that the [Kiwer may be of God, and note/ m 
 
 10. 2. some who think o'f ns, as if we walked 
 
 Gal. 4. 26. .lerusalem, which is the mother c/t/x all 
 Eph. 4. 7 . but to every one of tu is given grace 
 1 Thess. 1.6. ye became followers ^ m and of Ld. 
 
US 
 
 USE 
 
 u s u 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 9 . they thems. shew o/ 7u what entering in 
 2. 13. ye received the word which ye heard of iis 
 3 ! 6. ye have good remembrance of its always 
 
 4 . 1. that as ye have received of vs how to walk 
 
 2 T/iess. 3. 6. not after tradition he received of vs 
 2 Pet. 3. 2. the commandment of vs the apostles 
 
 1 Ju/in 2.19. they were not of vs, for if they had been 
 of vs they might shew they were not all of vs 
 Oil US, or vpon US. 
 
 Gen. 26. 10. shouldest have brought guilt, vptm vs 
 
 42. 21. therefore is this distress come vpon us 
 
 43. 18. \A\vponvs and take us for bond-men 
 Eiod. 5. 3. lest he fall vpon us with pestilence 
 Nvm. 12. 11. 1 beseech thee, lay not thesin?/pw vs 
 JJent. 31. 17 . are not these evils come upon us? 
 
 Josh. 9 . 20. let them live lest wrath be vpon us 
 Judg. 8. 21. they said, rise thou and fall vpon vs 
 
 1 Ham . 5. 7 . his hand is sore upon us and Dagon 
 
 1 Kings 12. 4. make thou this heavy yoke which he 
 
 put upon us lighter, 9. 2 Chron. 10. 4, 9. 
 
 2 KingsT. 9. some mischief will come upon vs 
 
 1 Chr. 15. 13. Lord ourUod made a breach j/po« j/jr 
 
 2 Chr. 2i). 9. if wdien evil cometh upon us as sword 
 34. 21. for great is the wrath poured vpon us 
 
 Ezra 8.18. by the good hand of our God vpon us, 31. 
 
 9 . 13. after all that is come vpon ui for our evil 
 Keh. 9. .32. the trouble little that hath come vpon us 
 33. thou art just in all that is brought vpon vs 
 
 13. 18. did not our God bring all this evil upon us? 
 Job 9 . 33. that might lay his hand upon vs both 
 Psal. 4. 6. lift up light of thy countenance uponus 
 
 33. 22. let thy mercy, O Lord, be vpon us 
 
 44. 17 . all this is come vpon us yet ha'^e we not 
 67 . 1. God bless us, cause his face to shine vponus 
 90. 17 . the beauty of the Lord our God he uponus 
 123. 2. oar eyes waiton L. till he have mercy up. us 
 
 3. have mercy upon us, O L. have mercy upon us 
 Mat. 9. 27 .1 20. 30, 31. Luke 17. 13. 
 Jsa. 32.15. until the Spirit be poured vpon vs 
 Lam. 3. 47 . fear and a snare is come upon us 
 
 5. 1. remember, O Lord, what is come vpon us 
 Er.ek. 33. 10. if ourtransgressions and sins be uponus 
 Dan. 9. 11. therefore the curse is poured vpon us 
 
 12. by bringing vpon us a great evil, 13, 14. 
 
 Hos. 10. 8. tiiey shall say to mountains, cover us, 
 and to hills, fall on vs, Luke 23. .30. Bev. 6.16. 
 Jonah 1. 7 . for whose cause this evil is on us, 8. 
 Mic. 3.11. they wi 11 say, none evi 1 can come upon us 
 
 7 . 19 . he wii turn and have compassion vpon vs 
 Mat 27 . 25. his blood be on vs and our children 
 Acts .3. 4. look on us H 5.28. this man’s blood up. us 
 
 12. or why look ye so earnestly on us as though 
 
 11.15. Spirit fell on them, as on us at the beginning 
 Bom. 16 .6. Mary, who bestowed much labour on us 
 Tit. 3. 6. which he shed ow 7<i-abundantly thro’ .les. 
 1 John 3. 1. love the Father hath bestowed on vs 
 
 Over U.S. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 8. said, shall thou indeed reign over us? 
 Exod. 2. 14. who made thee judge over vs, Acts'i.2T, 
 Nu/n. 16. 13. thou make thyself a prince over us 
 Judg. 8. 22. Israel said to Gideon, rule over us 
 
 9. 8. the trees said to the olive-tree, reign over us 
 
 10. to the fig-tree |1 12. to vine || 14. to bramble 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 19. but we will have a king over vs, 10.19. 
 
 11. 12. who said, shall Saul reign over vs? 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 2. in time past, w'hen Saul was king over us 
 
 19. 10. and Absalom whom we anointed over us 
 Neh. 9 . . 37 . the kings whom thou hast set over us 
 Psal. 12. 1. lips are our own, who is l ord over us 
 Isa. 26. 1.3. other lords have had dominion over us 
 Lam. 5. 8. servants have ruled over vs none to deliver 
 Luke 19. 14. will not have this man to reign over us 
 
 Through US. 
 
 2 Cor. 9.11. causeth through vs thanksgiving to God 
 To or unto U.S. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 31. there is not a man to come in unto us 
 
 20. 9. said, what hast thou donevnto vs f 26. 10. 
 
 .34. 21. let us take their daughters to us for wives 
 . 39 . 14. brought an Hebrew untous to mock us 
 42. 28. afraid, saying one to another, what is this 
 
 that God hath done unto vs? Jer. 5.19. 
 Kum. 10. 31. thou mayest be to 7/.s-instead of eyes 
 32. what goodness Lord shall do untous, the same 
 Dent. 5. 27. speak thou unto 7m and we w ill hear 
 
 29. 29 . but the things revealed belong 7777 rc? 7« 
 
 30.12. go up to heaven and bring it unto us 
 
 13. shall go over the sea and bring it unto us 
 Josh. 9 . 25. we are in thy hand, as it seemeth good 
 
 and right to thee to 007777/0 us do, .fudg. 10. 15. 
 Judg. 13. 8. let the man of God come again 7777/0 us 
 
 15.10. we come to do to him, as he hath done to us 
 
 18. 19 . go with us, and be to us a father and a priest 
 1 Sam. L 8. woe unto us, Jer. 4.1.3. 1 6. 4. Lam. 5.16. 
 
 14. 9 . if they thus say unto vs, tarry till we come 
 
 25. 15. but the men were very good unto vs 
 
 16. they were a wall unto us by night and by day 
 1 Chron. 13. 3. bring again the ark of God to vs 
 Ezra 4. 12. the Jews which came from thee to us 
 Keh. 5. 8. shall your brethren be sold untous 
 Job .34. 4. let us choose/o 77r judgment, let us know 
 Psal. 60. 1. hast scattered, O turn thyself to us ag. 
 115.1. not 7777/0f7.s-, O Lord, not 7777 / 0 77i-but thy nanie 
 Jsa. 1. 9. except had left 7777/0 vs a very small remn. 
 
 9 . 6. 7777/0 77J achild is born, unto vs a son is given 
 
 14.10. they shall say, art thou become like unto us ? 
 
 28.15. the scourge shall not come unto us 
 
 30. 10. prophesy not unto vs right things, speak 
 
 7777/0 77.f smooth things, prophesy deceits 
 .3.3. 21. Lord will be 7777/0 vs a place of broad rivers 
 36. 11. speak not to T/^inthe .lews’ language 
 Jer. 5. 24. he reserveth to us the appointed weeks 
 
 26. 16. hath spoken tons in the name of the Lord 
 42. 5. for which the Lord shall send thee to us 
 44. 16. as for the word thou hast spoken unto vs 
 
 Lam. 5. 4. water for money, our wood is sold 7777. r/j 
 Ezek. 11. 15. 7777/0 vs is this land given in possession 
 
 24. 19 . tell us what these things are to vs r 
 Dan. 9. 7 . but unto us confusion of faces, 8. 
 
 Hos. 6. 3. he shall come unto us as the rain 
 
 10. 3. what then should a king do to us ? 
 
 Jonah 1. 11. that tha sea maybe calm 7 / 77/0 vs 
 Zech. 1. 6. like as the Lord thought to do unto us 
 
 Mat. 20. 12. thou hast made them equal unto us 
 25. 11. saying. Lord, Lord, open to us, Luke 13. 25. 
 
 27 . 4. what is that/o us? see thou to that 
 Luke 1. 2. even as they delivered them unto us 
 2. 15. which the Lord hath made known unto us 
 
 10. 17 . even the devils are subject 7777/0 t/j 
 
 12. 41.speakest thou this parable 7771/0 7/^ 
 
 16. 26. neither can they pass to us that would 
 John 2. 18. what sign shewest thou unto us ? 
 
 14. 22. that thou wilt manifest thyself 1 / 77/0 vs? 
 
 16 . 17 . what is this that he saith unto vs ? 
 
 Acts 7 . 38. who received the oracles to give unto us? 
 
 10. 41. to vs who did eat and di ink with him 
 
 11. 17 . God gave them the like gift as unto us 
 
 1.3. 33. God hath fulhlled the same untous 
 
 Rom. 5.5. by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 18. but 1777/0 vs it is the power of God 
 
 30. in Christ, who of God is made unto us wisdom 
 2. 10. God revealed them 7777/0 us by his .‘Spirit 
 
 8. 6. but to us there is but one God, the Father 
 
 2 Cor. 5 . 19 . committed to us word of reconciliation 
 8. 5. gave themselves unto us by the will of God 
 
 7. therefore as ye abound in your love to us 
 Cot. 1. 8. who declared unto vs your love in .Spirit 
 
 4. .3. that God would open unto us a door of utter. 
 Heb. 4. 2. for unto vs was the gospel preached 
 
 1 Pet. 1.12. but unto t/j they did minister the things 
 
 To U.S-W ARD. 
 
 Psal. 40. 5. thy thoughts which are to us-ward 
 Eph. 1. 19 . the greatness of his power to us-uard 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9. but his long-suffering tous-w. not will. 
 
 Toward U.S. 
 
 Psal. 85. 4. cause thine anger toward us to cease 
 117 . 2 . his merciful kindness is great toward us 
 Bom. 5. 8. God commendeth his love toward us 
 Eph. 1. 8. wherein he hath abounded toward vs 
 2. 7 . in his kindness toward us through Christ 
 IJ 77 / 7774 .9. was manifested the love of God toward us 
 Under U.S. 
 
 Psal. 47 . 3. he shall subdue the people under us 
 With US. 
 
 Gen. 31. 50. no man is with us, see, God is witness 
 34. 9 . an/l make ye marriages tt.'//// i/f and give 
 10. ye shall dwell-ai. vs || 2.3. they dwell withus 
 
 4.3. 4. if thou send our brothei'z/'i/// us, 44. 26. 
 
 44. 30. seeth tliat the lad is not with us, .31. 
 
 Exod. .3.18. the Go.! of the Hebrews met with us, 5.3. 
 14. 11. wherefore hast thou dealt thus with us ? 
 
 20. 19 . speak thou with us, let not God speak with us 
 . 33 . 16 . is it not in that thou guest wrthu.i ? 
 
 Nvm. 10.29. come thou with us, we will do thee good 
 32. it shall be, if thou go with vs that goodness 
 
 11. 18. for it was well with us in Egypt 
 
 14. 9. and the Lord is with us, fear them not 
 22. 14. Balaam refuseth to come with vs 
 Deut. 5. 2. the Lord made a covenant with vs 3. 
 
 29.15. but with him that standeth here z7)7//7 77.f, also 
 with him that is not here with us this day 
 .hsh. 9. 6. therefore make a league with vs, 11. 
 Judg. 6. 1.3. O my lord, if the Lord be with us 
 11.8. we turn again, that thou mayest go with us 
 18. 19. they said, hold thy peace and go with us 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 7 . the ark of God shall not abide with vs 
 
 2 Sam. 1,3. 26. let my brother Amnon go with us 
 
 21. 17 . shall go no more out with us to battle 
 
 1 Kings .3.18. there was no stranger with vs in house 
 
 8. . 57 . the l.ord our God be with us as he was 
 
 2 Kings 6. 16. fear not, they that be with us are more 
 
 than they that be with them, 2 Chron. 32.7. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 12. behold, God is withus, 32. 8. 
 
 Ezra 4. .3. you have nothing to do with us to build 
 
 9 . 14. wouldst not thou be angry with vs till thou 
 Job 15. 10. with us are the grey-headed and aged 
 Psal. 46. 7 . the Lord of hosts is with us, 11. 
 
 85. 5. wilt thou be angry with us for ever ? 
 
 103. 10. he hath not dealt withus after our sins 
 J’rov. 1. 11. come with 77i || Isa.S. 10. God is with us ^ 
 Isa. 59. 12. for our transgressions are with us 
 Jer. 8. 8. wc are wise, the law of the Lord is with us 
 
 14. 21. remember, break not thy covenant with us 
 42. 6. that it may be well with us when we obey 
 llos. 12. 4. found in Bethel, there he spake with us 
 Zech. 1. 6. as our doings, so hath he dealt with vs 
 Mat. 1. 2,3. being interpreted, is, God with us 
 
 1.3. 56. his sisters are ail with us, Markd. 3. 
 
 22. 25. now there were with vs seven brethren 
 Luke 2. 48. son, w hy hast thou thus dealt with vs? 
 9. 49 . forbad him, because he followeth iwt with us 
 24. 29. abide a'u/i vs 1| .32. while he talked withus 
 
 Acts 1. 17 . for he was numbered icith us and bad 
 2. 29. his sepulchre is with us unto this day 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 16. to every one that helpeth with vs 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 19 . who was chosen to travel with vs 
 
 2 Thess. 1. 7 . to you w ho are troubled, rest with vs 
 2 Pc/. 1. 1. have obtained like precious faith 77 i//i iw 
 
 1 John 1. .3. that ye may have fellowship with us 
 2. 19. would 110 doubt have continued with us 
 
 2 John 2. the truth shall be with us for ever 
 
 Within US. 
 
 Luke 24. 32. did not our liearts burn within vs while 
 he opened to us the scriptures? 
 Without U.S. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 8. ye have reigned as kings without us 
 
 IJeb. 11. -iO. that they zi'7//7i)i// i/f not be made perfect 
 USE. 
 
 I.ev. 7 . 24. the fat may be used in any other u. 
 Deut. 26. 14. nor taken ought for any unclean «. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 18. bade them teach Judah 77 . of the bow 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 15. according to the v. of candlestick 
 Bom. 1. 26. for women did change the natural u. 
 
 27 . the men leaving the natural v. of the woman 
 I'.ph. 4. 29 . which is good to the u. of edifying 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 21. shall be a vessel meet for master’s u. 
 Heb. 5. 14. by u. have their senses exercised to 
 
 USES. 
 
 Tit. .3.14. to maintain good works for necessary u. 
 USE, Passive. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 26. neither shall yeu. enchantment 
 Num. 10.2.77. trumpets for calling of the assembly 
 
 15. , 39 . after which ye v. to go a whoring 
 
 Deut. 2 . + 9 .17. no hostility against Moab nor contend 
 1 Chron. 12. 2. could v. both ri.ght hand and left 
 
 Jer. 23. 31. that u. their tongues, and say, he saith 
 
 31. 23. as yet they shall u. this speech in Judah 
 
 46.11. in vain shall thou u. many medicines 
 Ezek. 12. 2.3. they shall no more u. it as a proverb 
 
 16. 44. shall 17. this proverb against thee, saying 
 
 18. 2 . what mean ye, that ye u. this proveib/ 
 
 .3. ye shall not have occasion to u, this proverb 
 21.21. the king of Babylon stoijd to 77. divination 
 Joel 2.t 17 . should u. a hy-word against them 
 Mat. 5. 44. do good to them that hate you, pray for 
 them that /lespitefully 77. you, Luke 6.^. 
 
 6. 7 . when ye pray, u. not vain repetitions 
 /6lc/jrl4.5. assault made to 77. afiostles despitefully 
 
 1 Cur. 7.21. if thou mayest be made free, u. it rather 
 .31. tiuw' that u. this worhl as not abusing it 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 17. when thus minded, di<l 1 u. lightness? 
 
 3. 12. have hope, we 7 /. great plainness of speech 
 
 13. 10. lest being present, 1 should v. sharpness 
 
 Gal. 5.1.3. 77. not lilierty for an occasion to the Hesh 
 1 Tim. 1. 8. the law is good if a man u. it lawfully 
 .3. 10. then let them v. the othce of a deacon 
 5. 2.3. 77. a little wine for thy stomach’s sake 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 9. u. hospitality one to another without 
 
 USED. 
 
 Exod. 21.36. if the ox hath v. to push in time past 
 Lev.1.21. the fat may be u. in any other use 
 Judg. 14. 10. for so u. the young men to do 
 20. whom .Samson had u. as his friend 
 
 2 Kings I 7 . 17.77. enchantments,21.6. 2 Chron. 33.G. 
 Jer. 2. 24. a wild ass v. to the wilderness that 
 Ezek. 22. 29. the people of land have it. oppression. 
 
 .35. 11. according to thy envy which thou hast u. 
 Hos. 12.10. and v. similitudes by the prophets 
 Mark 2. 18. the disciples of lohn u. to fast 
 Acts 8. 9 . Simon Magus before-time u. sorcery 
 
 19 . 19 . many also of them which u. curious arts 
 liom. .3.1.3. with their tongues they u. deceit 
 
 1 Cor. 9 .12. we have not u. this power, but suffer 
 
 15. but 1 have u. none of these things 
 1 Thess. 2.5. nor at any time v. w e flattering words 
 1 Tim. 3. 13. they that have v. the oflice of a deacon 
 Heb. 10. 33. companions of them that were so u. 
 U.SEST. 
 
 Psal. 119 .132. as thou u. to those that fear thy name 
 USEill. 
 
 Devt. 18.10. not be found any that 17. divination 
 Esth. 6.8. apparel which the king u. to wear 
 Prov. 15.2. the tongue of the wise u. know ledge 
 18.23. the poor 77. entreaties, but rich answereth 
 Jer. 22.13. u. his neighbour’s service without wages 
 Ezek. 16 . 44 . that 77. proverbs,shall use this proverb , 
 Heb. 5.13, every one that u. milk is unskilful in 
 USlJsG. 
 
 Col. 2. 22. which all are to perish with the v. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 16. and not 77. your liberty for a cloak of . 
 U;sURP. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 12.1 suffer not a woman to 17 . authority 
 U.SURER. 
 
 Exod. 22. 25. thou shall not be to him as an u. 
 USURY. 
 
 By usury is generally understood the gain of any 
 thing above the principal, or that which was lent, 
 exacted only in consideration of the loan, whether 
 it be in money, corn, wares, or the like. 
 
 It is most commonly taken for an unlawful profit, 
 which a person makes of his money or goods. 
 
 The Hebrew word for usury signifies biting. The 
 law of God prohibits rigorous imposing condi¬ 
 tions of gain for the loan of money or goods, and 
 exacting them without respect to the condition of 
 the borrower, whether he gain or lose ; whether po¬ 
 verty occa.sioved his borrowing, or a visible pros¬ 
 pect of gain by employing the borrmced goods. 
 
 It is said in Exod. 22. 25, 26. If thou lend mo¬ 
 ney to any of my people that is poor by thee, 
 thou shall not be to him as an usurer, neither 
 shall thou lay upon him usury, &c. And in 
 Lev. 25. 35, 36, .37. If thy brother be waxen 
 poor, and fallen in decay with thee, then thou 
 Shalt relieve him, yea, though he be a stranger, 
 or a sojourner, that he n.ay live with thee: 
 'l ake thou no usury M him, This law forbids 
 the taking of usury from a brother that was poor, 
 an Israelite reduced to poverty, or from a prose¬ 
 lyte. But in Deut. 2.3. 20. God seems to tolerate 
 usury towards strangers; Unto a stranger thou 
 mayest lend upon usury. By strangers, in this 
 passage. Some understand the Gentiles in general, 
 or all such as were not Jews, excepting proselytes. 
 Others think that by strangers are meant the Ca- 
 nnanites, and the other people that were devoted to 
 slavery and .subjection ; of these the Hebrews were 
 permitted to exact usury, but not of .such strangers 
 with whom they had no quarrel, and against whom 
 the Lord had not denounced his judgments. 
 
 The Hebrews were plainly commanded in Exod. 
 22. 25, &c. not to receive usury for money from 
 any that borrowed for necessity, as in that case 
 in Neh. 5. 5, 7. And such provision the lazo 
 made for the preserving of estates to their fami¬ 
 lies by the year of Jubilee; for a people that 
 had little concern in trade, could not be supposed 
 to borrow money but out of necessity ; but they 
 were allowed to lend upon usury to strangers, 
 whom yet they must not oppress. This law there¬ 
 fore, in the strictness of it, seems to have been 
 peculiar to the Jewish state ; but in the equity 
 of it, it obligeth ns to shew mercy to those we 
 nave advantage against, and to be content to 
 share with those we lend to in loss, as well as 
 profit, if Providence cross them, xlnd vpon this 
 condition, 71 valuable commentator says, “ It 
 seems as lawful for me to receive interest for 
 money, which another takes pains with, improves, 
 but runs the hazard of in trade, as it is to re¬ 
 ceive rent for my land which another takes pains 
 with, improves, but runs the hazard of in hus¬ 
 bandry.” 
 
 Exod. 22. 25. neither shall thou lay upon him v. 
 Lev. 25. .36. take thou no 77 . of him or increase, .37. 
 Devt. 23. 19 . shah not lend on «. to thy brother 
 20, unto a stranger thou mayest lend upon 17 . 
 
 533 
 
 
V AI 
 
 V AI 
 
 UT T 
 
 Keh. 5.7. ye exact m. || 10. let us leave off this u. 
 Psal. 15. 5. he that putteth not Ins money to u. 
 
 Prov. 28. 8. he that by «. increaseth substance 
 Jxa. 24. 2. as with taker ot n. so with giver ot m. 
 
 Jer. 15. 10. I have neither lent on u. nor men have 
 lent to me on u. yet every one doth curse me 
 Ezek. 18. 8. that hath not given forth on u. 17 , 
 
 13. given forth on 7i. |J 22. 12. thou hast tajven u. 
 Mat. 25. 27. received mine own witli u. Luke 19.23. 
 UTMOST, OUTMOST. 
 
 Gen. 49. 26. to the u. bound ot ihe everlasting hills 
 Num. 22. 41. misilit see the 7t. of the people, 23. 13. 
 JJeut. .30. 4. if any of you be driven out to o. parts 
 Jer. 9 . 28. 1 will punish Egypt, Judah, Edom, aiul 
 all that are in the u. corners, 25. 23.1 49. .32. 
 Luke 11. .31. she came from u. parts to hear Solomon 
 UTTEK. Veih. 
 
 Ia;v. 5.1. if he do notw. it then he shall bear iniquity 
 Jv-h. 2. 14. our life if ye ?/. it not this our business 
 
 20. if thou M. it, we will be quit of thine oath 
 Judg. 5.12. awake, Deborah, ?/. song, arise, Barak 
 Job 8.10. shall not they w. words out of their heart t 
 
 15. 2. should a wise man u. vain knowledge.^ 
 
 27 . 4. nor shall my tongue 7/. deceit 
 .33.3. and my lips shall u. knowledge clearly 
 Psal. 78. 2. I will u. dark sayings of old 
 94 . 4. how long shall they hard things 
 106. 2. who can u. the mighty acts ot tlie Lord r 
 119 . 171 . my lips shall u. praise, when thou hast 
 145. 7. they shall 7/. the memory of thy goodness 
 Prov. 14.5. but a false witness will 77. lies 
 23. 3.3. thine heart shall 7<. perverse things 
 Led. 1. 8. all things full of labour, man cannot 77. it 
 5. 2. let notthine heart be hasty to u. before God 
 Isa. .32. 6. a vile person will 77. error against Lord 
 48. 20 tell this, u. it even to the end of the earth 
 Jer. 1. 16. I will 77. my judgments against them 
 
 25. 30. 77. his voice from his holy habitation 
 51. t 14. they shall ?7. a shout against Babylon 
 Ezek. 24. 3. u. a parable unto the rebellious house 
 Joel 2. 11. Lord shall u. his voice before his army 
 3.16. 77. his voice from Jerusalem, Amos 1. 2. 
 
 Mat. 1.3. 35 . I will 77 . things have been kept secret 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 9 . except u. words easy to be understood 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 4. which is not lawful for a man to u. 
 
 UTTER, Adjective. 
 
 Nitm. 21. + 3. he called the place, 77. destruction 
 1 Kings 20. 42. a man I appointed to u. destruction 
 Nah. 1. 8. he will make an 77. end of the place 
 Zech 14.11. there shall be no more 77. destruction 
 UTTER, OUIER. 
 
 Ezek. 10. 5. the sound was heard to the 0. court 
 42. 1. he brought me forth into the 77 . court 
 UTTERANCE. 
 
 Acts 2. 4. they spake, as the Spirit gave them 77 . 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 5. that ye are enriched by him in all 77 . 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 7 . as ye abound in 77. and knowledge 
 Eph. 6. 19. praying, that 77. may be given to me 
 Col. 4. 3. that God would open to us a door of 77 . 
 
 UTTERED. 
 
 JKitm. 30. 0. if she had a husband when she it. 8. 
 Jndg. 11.11. Jephthah 77. all his words before Lord 
 2 i)am. 22 . 14. the Most High 77. his voice, Psal. 46 . 6 . 
 Job 26. 4. to w'hom hast thou 77. w ords 
 42. 3. therefore have I it. that 1 understood not 
 Psal.CG. 14. which my lips 77. when in trouble 
 Jlab. 3. 10. deep u. his voice and lifted his hands 
 Pom. 8. 26. with groanings which cannot be 77. 
 
 Jleb. 5 . 11. many things to say and hard to be u. 
 Pev. 10. 3. had cried, seven thunders it. their voices 
 4. w'hen the seven thunders had 11. their voices 
 UTTER El H.. . 
 
 Job 15. 5. for thy mouth 77. thine iniquities 
 Psal. 19 .2. day untoday it. speech, night unto night 
 Prov. 1. 20. wisdom 77. her voice in the streets 
 
 21. in the city she it. her words, saying, how long 
 
 10. 18. and he that it. a slander, is a fool 
 29. 11. a fool 77. all his niimi, but a wise man keeps 
 Jer. 10. 13. when he 77. his voice, 51. 16. 
 
 Mic. 7. .3. the great man 11. his mischievous desire 
 UTTERING. 
 
 Isa. 59 . 13. 77. from the heart words of falsehood 
 UTTERLY. 
 
 Erod. 17 .14. 77. put out remembrance of Amalek 
 
 22 . 17 . if her father u. refuse to give her to him 
 
 23. 24. thou shalt77. overthrow their idols 
 
 Lev. 13.44. priest shall pronounce him u. unclean 
 
 26. 44. in land of enemies 1 will not destroy 77 . 
 Eitm. 15.31. thatsoul shall u. be cast off, his iniquity 
 
 21. 2. then I will 77 . destroy their cities 
 
 .30. 12 . if her husband hath 77. made them void 
 Eeitt. ,3. 6 .77. destroying men, women, and children 
 4. 26 . if ye corrupt yourselves, ye shall it. perish 
 7. 2 . thou sha.t 77. destroy the Canaanifes, 20 . 17. 
 
 26. shalt It. detest the silver and gohl of images 
 12. 2. ye shall u. destroy the high places 
 
 13.15. destroying 77 . the city of idolaters with sword 
 31.29. after my death ye will 77 . corrupt yourselves 
 Josh. 11. 20. that he might 11. destroy them 
 17. 1.3. the children ot Isr. put t anaanites to tri¬ 
 bute, but did not 77 . drive them out, Jitdg. 1. 28. 
 Jitdg. 15. 2. I thought thou hadst it. hated her 
 21. 11. ye shall u. destroy every male and woman 
 1 ^am. 15. 3. smite, u. destioy the Amalekites, 18. 
 
 27. 12. he hath made Israel it. to abhor him 
 £ ham. 17.10. he that is valiant shall u. melt 
 
 23. 7 . the sons of Belial as thorns shall be it. burnt 
 
 1 Kings 9.21. the Canaanites Isr. could not 77 . destr. 
 
 2 Kings 19.11. what the kings of Assyria have done 
 
 to all lands, by destroying them u. Isa. .37.11. 
 2 Chron. 20. 23. 77. to slay them of mount Seir 
 Keh. 9. 31. thou didst not 77. consume them 
 Psal. .37. 24. though he fall shall not it. be cast down 
 73 . 19. the wicked are 77. consumed with terrors 
 89. .33. my’ loving-kindness not 11. take from him 
 119.8.1 will keep thy statutes, O forsake me not 77. 
 43. take not the word of truth 77. out of my mouth 
 Cant.8.7. substance for love, it would n. be contem. 
 Ua. 2. 18. and the idols he shall 77. abolish 
 6. 11. he answered, until the land be u. desolate 
 
 11. 15. Lord 77. destroy the tongue of Egyptian sea 
 24, 3. land be u. emptied || 19i earth is u. broken 
 
 ■ 534 
 
 Jsa. . 37 . 11. Assyria have done by destroy, them 77 . 
 
 4t). .‘to. and the young men shall 77. fall, but they 
 56. .3. I,ord hatu u. separated me from his people 
 Ik). 12. yea, tlu)Se nations shall be it. wasted 
 Jer. 9 . 4. for every brother will 11. supplant 
 12. 17 . if they will not obey, I will 77 . pluck up 
 14. 19 . hast thou it. rejected Judah, loathed Zion 
 2.3. . 39 . behold, I, even I, will u. forget you 
 25. 9 . 1 vvill It. destroy them, 5(). 21 , 26.1 51. 3, 58. 
 29. and should ye be 77 . unpunished f 
 Lam. 5. 22. but thou hast it. rejected us, art wroth 
 Ezek. 9. 6. slay it. old and young, maids, children 
 17 . 10 , being planteil, shall it not 77 . wither r 
 27 . 31. and they shall make themselves 77 . bald 
 29 . 10. 1 will make the land of Egypt it. waste 
 Dan. 11. 44. shall eo forth 77 . to make away many 
 lios. 1. 6. but I w ill 77 . take them away 
 10. 15. shall the king of Israel be 77 . cut off 
 Amos 9 . 8 . 1 w ill 77 . ilestroy the house of Jacob 
 Mir. 2. 4. that day shall one say, we be u. spoiled 
 Nah. 1. 15. for the w icked he is it. cut off 
 Zeph. 1. 2. I will 77 . consume all things from land 
 Zech. 11. 17 . his right eye shall be u. darkened 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 7 . now there is it. a fault among you 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. shall 77 . perish in their own corruption 
 Rev. 18. 8. Babylon shall be u. burnt with fire 
 
 Hee Destroyed. 
 
 UTTKRMGSl. 
 
 2 Kings7.5. when lepers came to 77 . part of camp, 8. 
 Neh. 1. 9. there were of you cast out to it. part 
 Psal. 2. 8. I w ill give 77 .'parts for thy possession 
 Mat. 5. 26. fill th7)u hast paid the u. farthing 
 12. 42. she came from the 11. parts to hear Solomon 
 Mark 1.3. 27. shall gather his elect from the it. part 
 Acts 24. 22. I will know the u. of your matter 
 1 Thess. 2. 16. wrath is come on them to the it. 
 
 Heb. 7 .25. is able to save them to u. that come to G. 
 Ree Utmost. 
 
 V. 
 
 VAGABOND. 
 
 Gen. 4. 12. a fugitive and v. shalt thou be in earth 
 
 14. I shall be a fugitive and v. in the earth 
 Acts 19. 13. then certain v. Jews took on them 
 
 VAGABONDS. 
 
 Psal. 109 . 10. let his children be v. and beg 
 VAIL, or VEIL. 
 
 A curtain, or cover, ivhich the Jeicish zcomen zcore 
 over their heads and faces, in token of modesty, 
 of reverence, and subjection to thiir hitsbands, 
 Gen. 24. 65. 1 Cor. 11 . .3, 6 , 7, 10. The Lord 
 commanded Moses to make a vail of blue, and 
 purple, and scarlet, and therewith to divide the 
 holy of holies, itdiich represented the highest 
 heaven, from the holy place, where the church 
 militant, or its representatives, met and served 
 God, Exod. 26. 31, 32, .3.3. This vail typified the 
 human nature of Christ, adorned with excellent 
 gifts and graces, by which he has opened for it.f a 
 way into heaven, Heb. 10. 19, 20. It signified 
 also the separation between ihe Jews and Gentiles, 
 which is now removed by Christ, fjph. 2. 14. and 
 therefore, at the death of Christ, this vail was rent 
 in twain. Mat. 27 . 51. which shewed that the par¬ 
 tition wall betwixt Jews and Gentiles was pulled 
 down; that God was leaving his temple, and abo¬ 
 lishing all legal and ceremonial worship. The 
 apostle speaks of the vail of ignorance, blindness, 
 and hardness of heart which keeps the Jews 
 from understanding the scriptures of the Old Tes¬ 
 tament, the spiritual sense and meaning of the law, 
 and from seeing that Christ is the end ot the law' 
 for righteousness; this vail was cast over them, 
 for their wiljul and malicious rejecting the gospel- 
 light, John 9. .39. 2 Cor. .3. 13, 15. 
 
 Gm. 24. 65. Hebekah took a c. and covered herself 
 .38. 14. J amar covered herself w ith a d. wrapped 
 Exod. 26. .31. and thou shalt make a v. of blue 
 .34. 33. jMoses put a v. on his face, 35. 
 
 36. .35. and he made a v. of blue, 2 Chron. 3. 14. 
 40. 3. thou shalt cover the ark with the v. 
 
 Lev. 16 . 2. come not into holy place within the v. 
 
 15. and bring his blood within the v. 
 
 21. 2.3. only he shall not go in unto the r. nor come 
 24. .3. without the v. shall Aaron ordw it 
 Ruth .3. 15. bring the v. that thou hast upon thee 
 Cant. 5. 7 . keepers of the walls took away rny i;. 
 Isa. 25. 7 . destroy the v. spread over all nations 
 Mat. 27 . 51. the v. of the temple was rent in twain 
 from top to bottom, Mark 15. .38. Luke 2.3. 45. 
 2 Cor. .3. 1.3. not as Moses which put a v. over face 
 
 14. for to this day remaineth the same r. untaken 
 
 away, which v. is done away in Christ 
 
 15. but even to this day the v. is ui)on their heart 
 
 16. nevertheless, the v. shall be taken away 
 Heb. 6. 19 . which entereth into that within the 
 
 9. 3. and after the second 7 ;. the tabernacle, called 
 
 10. 20. through the v. that is to say, his flesh 
 
 VA 11 S. 
 
 Isa. 3. 23. in that day the I.ord will take away the v. 
 VAIN, 
 
 And vanity, are taken in several senses in Scrip¬ 
 ture. (1) For that which is unprofitable without 
 fruit. Eccl. 1. 2. Vanity of vanities, all is 
 vanity. All worldly things, and all mens de¬ 
 signs, and studies, and works about them, are ab¬ 
 solutely vain, and insujjicient to procure satisfac¬ 
 tion and happiness. (2) It .signifies empty, "with¬ 
 out any substance ; as cm|)tiness is opposed to that 
 which is full, or heavy, or true. 1. To fulness; 
 so promises not fulfilled are said to be vain pro¬ 
 mises. And Job calls the days of his affliction 
 months of vanity ; that is, empty of solid joy, 
 peace, or comfort. Job 7 . 8. xhid in Psal. 2. 1. 
 Why do the people imagine a vain thing ? that 
 is, an empty thing, without reason or hope. 2. As 
 it is opposed to gravity ; as light and inconstant 
 men are called vain men ; inwhich sense idolaters 
 are called vain persons, like the wind, and idols arc 
 CTiZ/fT/vanity, because of their nothingness and im¬ 
 
 potence. 2 Kings 17 . 15, They followed vanity 
 and became vain. Ro in Isa. 41. 29. they are 
 all vanity, their worksaie noUiing ; their niolten 
 images are wind and confusion. .3. As it is op¬ 
 posed to trutli; as deceitjul men and liars are 
 called vain men, and lies are ca/Zerfvanity, Psal. 
 4. 2. How long will ye love vanity and seek 
 after leasing' And in 2 Kings 18. 20. J hey are 
 but vain words ; thy words come not from thy 
 heart; thou speakest against thy knowledge. 
 Vain is often put for false. Exod. 20.*^ Thou 
 shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in 
 177 7 77. “ Thou shalt not swear to confirm a thing 
 
 that is false; thou shalt not appeal to the Lord 
 as a witness of thy lies ; or, thou shalt nut take 
 uselessly, needlessly, and uithout very good and 
 substantial r^soiis, the name of God to witness 
 what thou afflrmest." The Hebrew word shave, 
 which is here translated by vain, is put for talse 
 in some places of Rcripiure; as Excal. 20. 16. 
 Hos. 10, 4. (3j Vanity is taken for that which 
 
 frustrates and disappoints a person of his end; 
 in this sense the hope and confiatrue of every 
 unregenerate man may justly be called \<da, be¬ 
 cause it will deceive and disappoint him at the 
 last, when he shall stand in most need of help and 
 comfort. It is said, Psal, 6u. 11. I ain is the 
 helj) of man ; that is, a deceitful safeguard, a 
 disappointing help, only feedirig the eipectation 
 with a fruitless hope. (4J It signifies that which 
 is weak, and obnoxious to change and corruption. 
 Thus all worldly things are but vanity, I'.ccl. 
 1. 2. And the creature was made subject to 
 vanity, to disorders and destruction, Rom. 8. 20. 
 Man also, as to his continuance in the -world, fa 
 like vanity, he is like a vapour or breath, which 
 is gone in aninsiant. i.5) It signifies iniquity. Psal. 
 119. . 37 , J urn away mine eyes from beholding 
 vanity, that is, iniquity, and the deceitfuhuss of 
 sin, whereby -I may be ensnared, and drawn away 
 from the truth. c6j It signifies foolishness, joirud 
 with ignorance and blindness. Job 11. 12. For 
 vain man would be wise; that foolish creature 
 man, who since the fall is void of all true wisdom 
 and solid knowledge, and judgment of the things 
 of God. 
 
 Vain man, does not only signify men puffed up with 
 pride, and f ull of vanity, hut also worthless and 
 insiynijicant persons, without religion, without 
 rule or conduct, as in 2 Chron. 1.3. 7- J here are 
 
 f athered to Jeroboam vain men, the children of 
 lelial. The Hebrew says, men void of sense, or 
 beggars; miserable children, without a yoke, 
 worthless children. 
 
 Exod. 5. 9 . and let them not regard v. words 
 Deut. .32. 47 . h r it is not a v. thing for you 
 Judg. 9. 4. w herewith Abimelech hired r. persons 
 11.3. there were gathered v. men to .jephthah 
 1 Ram. 12. 21. for then should ye go after v. things, 
 which cannot profit nor deliver, tor they are but v. 
 2 Ram. 6. 20. as one of the v. fellows uncovereth 
 2 Kings 17 . 15. became v. and went alter heathen 
 18. 20. but they are but w. words, Isa. 36. 5. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 7- are gathered to Jeroboam p. men 
 Job 11. 11. he knoweth r. men, heseeth wickedness 
 
 12. for 7. man would l7e wise, tho’ man be born 
 15. 2. should a wise man utter v. knowledge t 
 16. 3. Job said, shall v. words have an end r 
 27 . 12. why then are ye thus altogether v. ? 
 
 Psal. 2 . 1 . the people imagine a v. thing. Acts 4. 25 
 26.4. 1 have not sat with v. persons 
 33. 17 . an horse is a v. thing for safety 
 . 39 . 6 . surely every man walketh in a c. shew 
 60 . 11. fori'. IS the hel|)of man, 108. 12. 
 
 62.10. become not v. in robbery, if riches increase 
 119 . 113. 1 hate V. thoughts, but thy law do 1 love 
 127 . 2. it is V. for you to rise up early, to sit up 
 Prov. 12.11. followeth v. persons is void of unders. 
 28. 19. that followeth v. persons shall have poverty 
 31. .‘k). favour is deceitful and beauty is v. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 12. all da vs of his v. life which he spends 
 Isa. 1. 1.3. bring no more r. oblations, incense is 
 .36. 5. they are but v. w ords, 1 have counsel 
 Jer. 2. 5. w alked after vanity, and are become r. 
 
 4.14. how long thy t;. thoughts lo<ige within thee ? 
 10. .3. for the customs of the people are r. 
 
 23. 16. the prophets make j ou z-. they speak 
 Lam.‘I. 14. thy prophets have seen v. things 
 4 . 17 . as for us, our eyes failed for our r. help 
 Ezek. 12.24. there shall be no niore any v. vision 
 
 13. 7- have ye not seen a r. vision and spoken 
 Mai. .3.14. ye have said, it is v. to serve God 
 Mat. 6-7 • when ye pray, use not 7-. repetitions 
 Rom. 1. 21. but became i . in their imaginations 
 1 Cor. 3. 20. the thoughts of the w ise are r. 
 
 15.14. and if Christ be not risen, then is our preach¬ 
 ing I', and your faith is also r. 17- 
 F.ph. 5. 6. let no man deceive you w ith i-. words 
 Col. 2. 8. lest any spoil you thro’philos. and v. deceit 
 1 Tim. 1. 6. have turned aside tor.jangling 
 6. 20. avoiding prof, and v. babblings, 2 'Jim. 2.10. 
 Jit. 1. 10. there are many unruly and v. talkers 
 .3. 9. for they are unprofitable and 7'. 
 
 Jam. 1.26. deceives his heart, this man’s relig. is r. 
 2. 20. wilt thou know,() r. man, thatsaith 
 1 Pet. 1.18. redeemed from your t.'. convei'sation 
 In VAIN. . 
 
 Exod.C.0. 7 . thou shalt not take name of l ord in r* 
 
 Dfut. 5. 11. 
 
 Lev. 26. 16. and ye shall sow your see«l in v. 
 
 20. and your strength shall besfient in v. 
 
 1 Sam, C5. Cl. fw r. have 1 kept all Nahal hath 
 Job 9. 29. if 1 be wicked, why then labour I inr.T 
 21. 34. how tlien comfort ye me in v. seeing 
 .35. 16. therefore doth Job' open his mouth in v. 
 .39. 16. her lalwur is in v. w ithout fear 
 41.9. behold, the hope of him is in v. 
 
 Psal. 39. 6. surely they are disquieted in r. 
 
 73.13. verilv 1 have cleansed my heart in v. 
 
 89. 47 . wherefore hast thoumade all men»« r.. 
 
 1^. 1. they lal)Our inv. watchmen waketh f«p. 
 139. 20. and thine enemies take thy name in v. 
 
V AL 
 
 V AL 
 
 VAN 
 
 fProv. 1. 17 - surely in v. the net is spread in sight 
 SO. 9. lest 1 take tlie name of my God in v. 
 
 Jta. .SO. 7. for the Egyptians shall help hi v. 
 
 45. ' 18. he created it not m v. he formed it 
 
 19 . 1 said not to seed of Jacob, seek ye me in v. 
 
 49. 4. then I said, I have laboured 771 v. 1 have 
 
 spent my strength for nought and in v. 
 65. 23. they shall not labour in v. nor bring forth 
 Jer. C. 30. in v. have I siidtteu your children 
 .3. ' 2 . 3 . hi V. is salvation hoped tor froin hills 
 
 4. .30. in V. shalt thou make thyself fair 
 6*. 29 . bellows burnt, the founder melteth in v. 
 
 6.8. how do ye say we are wise, lo, certainly in v. 
 
 made he it, the pen of the scribes is in v. 
 46.11. in V. shalt thou use many medicines 
 
 50. 9 . their arrows, none shall return hi v. 
 
 51 ! 58. and the people shall labour nin. 
 
 Ji 2 e<:. 6 . lO.shall know that 1 have not said m r». 
 
 MeO. 2. 113. people shall weary themselves in v. 
 ^ech. 10. 2. and the diviners comfort in v. 
 
 Mat. 15. 9 . butm ».they worship me, Mark'l.'l. 
 JRom. 13. 4. for he beareth not the sword hi v. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 2. unless ye have believed tn v. 
 
 10. his grace bestowed upon me was notin r. 
 
 58. that your labour is not in v. in the Lord 
 Cor. 6. 1. ye receive not the grace of God in v. 
 
 9. 3. lest our boasting of you should be in v. 
 
 Oal.tl. 2. lest by any means 1 should run in v. 
 
 21. come by the law, then Chi ist is dead hi v. 
 
 3.4. are ye so foolish ( have ye suffered so many 
 things hi V. ? if it be yet hi v. 
 
 4 . 11. lest I have bestowed on you labour in v. 
 Phil. 2. 16. holding forth word of life, that I may 
 rejoice that i have not run in v. nor laboured 
 in V. 
 
 1 The-ss. 2. 1. our entrance, that it was not in v. 
 
 3. 5. have templed you, and our labour be in v. 
 Jam. 4. 5. do ye think the Scripture saith in v.? 
 VAIM ghny. 
 
 •Gal. 5. 26. let us not be desii ous of v. glory 
 Phil. 2. 3. let nothing be done through v. glory 
 ^ AINLY. 
 
 €ol. 2. 18. V. puffed up by his fleshly mmd 
 VALE. . 
 
 Gen. 14. 3. kings were joined in w. of Siddim, 8. 
 
 10. the V. of Siddim was full of slinie pits 
 , 37 . 14. he sent Joseph out of the v. of Hebron 
 
 JJe^it. 1. 7 . go to all places in the hills and in the v. 
 Josh. 10.40. Joshua smote the country of the v. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 27 . Solom. made silver to be as stones, 
 and cedars as sycamore-trees in v. 2 Chr. 1.15. 
 Jer. 33.13. in the cities of the v. shall flocks pass 
 VALIANT. 
 
 ■1 .9am. 14. 52. when Saul saw any n.man, he took 
 16. 18. 1 have seen a son of Jesse, a mighty zj. man 
 18. 17 . be 7j. forme, and fight the Lord’s battles 
 
 26.15. David said to Abner, art not thou a.v. man r 
 31. 12. all the v. men took the body of Saul 
 
 •2 Sam. 2. 7. be ye n. 13. 28. II 17- 10. he that is r. 
 
 11. 16. to Uriah, where he knew that v. men were 
 23. 20. Benaiah the son of .lehoiada, the son of a 
 
 V. man of Kabzeel, 1 Chro7i. 11. 22. 
 
 1 Kings 1.42. come in, for thou art a v. man 
 
 1 Chro7i 7 . 2. the sons of Tola were v. men 
 
 11. 26. the V. men of the armies were Asahel 
 
 2 C'/;r. 26 . 17- and with him eight!’ priests, v. men 
 Gant. 3. 7 . behold his bed which is Solon)on’s, three¬ 
 score V. men are about it, of the v. of Israel 
 
 Isa. 10. 13. put down inhabitants like a v. man 
 33. 7 . behold, their v. ones shall cry without 
 ■Jer. 9 . 3. but they are not v. for the truth 
 
 46. 15. why are thy v. men swept away ? 
 
 Kah. 2. 3. the v. men are in scarlet, the chariots 
 
 3. 118. thy V. ones shall dwell in tiie dust 
 Heb. 11.34. who through faith waxed v. in fight 
 VA LI AN TEST. 
 
 Jndg. 21.10. sent to Jabesh 12,000 men of the v. 
 VALIANTI.Y. 
 
 Kum. 24.18. Edom a possession, Israel shall do r. 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 13. and let us behave ourselves z;. 
 
 Psal. 60. 12. through God we shall do z;. 108. 13. 
 
 118.15. the right hand of the Lord doeth v. 16. 
 
 VALLEY. 
 
 'There are several valle3’S mentioned hi Scripture ; 
 as the valley of Beracliah, or of blessing, hi the 
 tribe of Judah, to the uest of the Dead sea, 2 
 Chron. 20. 26. 
 
 The vale of Siddim, Cen. 14. 3. Tn the Hebrew 
 it is the valley of 11 ashbedim, zz’/izc/z .rewe trans¬ 
 late the vale of the fields, others the vale of 
 chalk ; the Septuagint, the vale of salt. It was 
 in this vale that the cities of Sodorn and (lornor- 
 rah were built ; arid where afterrvards the lake 
 Asphaltites, or the Dead sea was formed. 
 
 The valley of Shaveli, or otherwise, the king’s dale, 
 Gen. 14. 17. 2 Sam. 18. 18. Shaveh is a city 
 lying in the king's dale, over-against Jerusalem, 
 according to Eusebius. It was in this valley 
 that Melchizedek met Abrahairi,. at his return 
 from his victory over the five kings. But some 
 think this interview was at the foot of mount 
 Tabor. 
 
 The valley of Eshcol, or the valley of grapes, 
 Num. 32. 9. This name was given to the val¬ 
 ley of the land of promise, wherein the spies of 
 tiie children of Israel gathered the bunch of 
 grapes, which they brought to the camp of Ka- 
 desh, upon a pole between two men, Num. 13. 
 23. 24. This val'ley was to the south of the pro¬ 
 mised land. 
 
 The valley of .Tezreel, Josh. 19. 18. This valley 
 extends itself east and west from Scythopolis to 
 the foot of mount Carmel; in it there was a cele¬ 
 brated city built, of the same name, which bc- 
 lotiged to the tribe of Jssachar. Ahab had a pa¬ 
 lace there, 1 Kings 21. 1,23. a7id this city became 
 famous on the score of Naboth's vineyard, and the 
 vengeance which God executed on Jezebel at Jez- 
 preel, 2 Kings 9. .33, S^c. 
 
 •The valley of Achor, Josh. 7 . 24. This valley 
 was in the territory of Jericho, and in the tribe of 
 iiett^amin, where Achan, his sons and daughters, 
 
 were stoned to death. God says, that he will 
 give the valley of Achor for a door of hope, llos. 
 
 2. 15. that is, some beginnings of 7nercy arid bless¬ 
 ings, as the earnest and pledges of future favours. 
 As this valley was a door of hope to Israel of 
 their enjoyment of the promised land, so would 
 God deal with repenting Israel at the times there 
 pointed out. 
 
 The valley of Jehoshaphat, Joel 3. 2. Seme are of 
 opinion that this valley is that where king Jeho¬ 
 shaphat obtained so signal a victory, and with so 
 much ease, against the Moabites, Ammonites, 
 and their confederates, 2 Chron. 20. 1, 2, Kc. 
 This valley lay towards the Dead sea, beyond the 
 wilderness of Tekoah; and after this event it 
 was called the valley of blessing, 2 Chron. 20. 
 26. because of the solemn blessings and praises that 
 were given to God in it upon this occasion. Others 
 think, that the valley of Jehoshaphat lies be¬ 
 tween the walls of Jerusalem and the mount oj 
 Olives, and that it is watered with the b'^iok hi- 
 dron, which runs through the midst of .nis vale. 
 There are likewise some who maintain, that the 
 ancient Hebrews had no distinct knoxoledge of any 
 particular place under the name of the valley of 
 Jehoshaphat; and that Joel intended by it to shew 
 in general the place where God was to execute his 
 judgments against the nations, and will appear 
 at the last judgment with all the brightness of 
 his majesty. Jehoshaphat, in Hebrew, signifies 
 the judgment of God. And it is very probable, 
 that the valley of Jehoshaphat, or God’s judg¬ 
 ment, mentioned in Joel, is symbolical. Prom 
 this passage the Jews, and many Christians, have 
 been of opinion, that the last judgment will be 
 solemnized in the valley of Jehoshaphat. 
 
 The valley of llinnom, in Hebrew, it is Gehen- 
 non, whence comes the word Gehenna. See 1 o- 
 PHET. 
 
 The valley of vision, Isa. 22. 1. in the prophetical 
 and Jiyurative style, signifies Jerusalem. It is 
 called a valley by antiphrasis, because it stood 
 upon a mountain; or, according to others, it is 
 called a valley comparatively to those higher 
 mountains wherewith it was encompassed. And 
 the additional name of \ was given to it, be¬ 
 cause of the many and clear visions and revelations 
 of God's mind in that place above all other parts 
 of the world; or, as others will have it, because the 
 temple of Jerusalem was built upon mount Mo¬ 
 riah, which is the mountain of vision, Gen. 
 22. 14. 
 
 The fat valleys, Isa. 28. 1. are those which lie 
 below and about the city of Samaria. This coun¬ 
 try was very fat and fruitful. Samaria stood upon 
 a rising ground that commanded these valleys. 
 
 The valley of passengers, E^zek. 39. II. It is 
 thought that this stands j'or the great road, which 
 was at the foot of -mount Carmel, to go from Ju¬ 
 dea, Egypt, and the country of the Ehilistiiies, 
 into Phcenicia; and back from Phanicia into 
 those countries. This road was to the east of the 
 Mediterranean sea. 
 
 The valley of Succoth, was beyond Jordan, and near 
 the city of Succoth. The Psalmist puts valley 
 of Succoth for the whole country beyond Jordan, 
 Psal. 60. 6. 
 
 The valley of Elah, 1 Sam. 17- 2. Saul was here 
 encamped with the army of Israel, when the giant 
 Goliath came to insult the troops of the Hebrews. 
 
 valley was to the south of Jerusalem, towards 
 Sochoh arid Azekah. 
 
 Gen. 14. 17 . king of Sodom met him at z;. of Shaveh 
 Num. 32. 9 . for when they w’ent up to v. of Eshcol 
 Deut. 1.24. they came to v. of Eshcol, searched it out 
 21. 4. elders shall bring the heifer to a rougli v. 
 
 and strike off the heifer’s neck in the v. 
 
 34.3. the plain of ». of Jericho, a city of palm-ti ees 
 
 6. he buried Moses in a v. in the land of Moab 
 Josh. 7 . 24. they bioughtthem to the z;. of Achor 
 
 10.12. and, thou moon, in the v. of Ajalon 
 15. 8. which is at the end of the v. of the giants 
 Judg. 1. 19 . not drive out inhabitants of the v. 
 
 5. 15. Barak, he w’as sent on foot into the zj. 
 
 7 . 8 . the host of Midian was beneath in the v. 12. 
 
 16 .4. Samson loved a woman in the v. of Sorek 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 13. reaping their wheat-harvest in the v. 
 
 21. 9. whom thon slewest in the v. of Elah 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 18. the Philistines also came and spread 
 
 themselves in the v. of Rephaim, 22. | 23. 13. 
 8.13. from smiting the Syrians in the z;. of salt 
 2 Kings 2. 16. the Spirit hath cast him into some v. 
 
 3. 16 . he said, make this v. full of ditches 
 
 14. 7 . he slew of Edoni in the z’. of salt, 1 Chr.IQ. 12. 
 2 Chron. 20.26. they assembled in z;. of Berachah 
 28. 3. Ahaz burnt incense in the v. of llinnom 
 .35. 22. .losiah came to light in z-. of Megiddo 
 Job 21. .33. the clods of the v. shall be sw;eet to him 
 39 .21. he paweth in the v. and rcjoiceth in strength 
 Psal.2li. 4. yea, though I w’alkthro’ the z). of death 
 60 . 6. 1 will mete out the z>. of Succoth, 108. 7- 
 84. G. wlio passing thro’ v. of Baca, make it a well 
 l^rov. .30. 17 . the ravens of the r>. shall i)ickitout 
 Cant. 6. 11. I went down to seethe fruits of the z’. 
 Isa. 17 . 5. that gathereth ears in the v. of Rephaim 
 
 22. 1. the burden of the v. of vision 
 
 5. for it is a day of trouble in the v. of vision 
 28. 4. beauty w hich is on the head of the fat z'. 
 
 21. he shall be wroth as in the v. of Gibeon 
 
 40.4. every z>. shall be exalted, every hill made low 
 65. 10. Z'. of Achor a place for herds to lie down 
 
 Jer. 2. 23. see thy way in the z;. know what thou 
 
 7 . 32. V. of llinnom, but v. of slaughter, 19. 6. 
 
 21. 1.3. 1 am against thee, O inhabitant of the v. 
 
 48. 8. the V. also shall perish, and plain destroyed 
 
 49 . 4. why gloriest thou in thy flowing v. 'l 
 F.zek. 37 . 1. in the v. which was full of bones 
 llos. 1. 5. break the bow of Isr. in the v. of Jezreel 
 2. 15. give the v. of Achor foradoor of hoize 
 
 Joel :i. 2. bring them into the z. of Jehoshaizhat 
 14. multitudes, multitudes in the zj. of decision 
 18. a fountain shall water the v. of Shittiin 
 
 Zech. 12.11. as the mourning in the v. of Megiddon 
 
 14. 4. mount cleave, and there shall be a great v. 
 
 5. ye shall flee to the v. of the mountains 
 Luke 3.5. every v. be filled, every hill brought low 
 
 See Gate. 
 
 VALLEYS. 
 
 Num. 24. 6. as the v. are they spread forth 
 Deut. 8. 7 . depths that spring out of the v. and hills 
 11. 11. but the land is a land of hills and v. 
 
 1 Kings HO. QG. Goil of hills, but he is not God of r> 
 Job 30. 6. to dwell in clifts of v. in caves of eartli 
 
 39 . 10. or will he harrow the v. after thee t 
 Psal. 65. 13. the v. are covered over with corn 
 104. 8. they go down by the v. unto the place 
 
 10. he sendeth the springs into the v. which run 
 Cant. 2.1. 1 am the rose ot Sharon, the lily of the r. 
 Isa. 22. 7 . thy choicest v. shall be full of chariots 
 
 24. t 15. wherefore glorify the Lord in the v. 
 
 28.1. which are on the head of the fat z’. 
 
 41. 18 . 1 will open fountains in midst of the r. . 
 57 . 5 . slaying the children in the v. under rocks 
 Jer. 49. 4. wherefore gloriest thou in the v. 
 
 Ezek. 6. .3. thus saith the T.ord to the v. .36. 4, 6. 
 
 7. 16. be on the nzountains like doves of the v. 
 VALOUR. 
 
 Judg. 3. 29. they slew of Moab 10,000 men of v. 
 
 6. 12. Lord is with thee, thou mighty man of v. 
 
 11. 1. Jephthah the Gileadite, a mighty man of zv 
 
 1 Sam. 18. + 17 . only be thou a son of v. for me 
 
 2 Sam. 2. t 7 . and be ye the sons of z’. 1.3. t 28. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 28. Jeroboam was a mighty man of v. 
 HKings5.\. NaamanH 1 Chr. 12.28. Zadok man of zv 
 
 2 Chron. I 7 . 17. Eliada a mighty man of v. 
 
 See Mighty Men. 
 
 VALUE. 
 
 Job 13.4. forgers of lies, ye are all physicians of no v. 
 Mat. 10. 31. fear ye not therefore, ye are of more 
 V. than many sparrows, Luke 12. 7- 
 VALUE. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 8. present himself, the priest shall v. him 
 '12. priest shall v. it, whether it be good or bad 
 Mat. 27 . 9. whom they of children of Israel did v. 
 VALUED. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 16 . homer of barley-seed z;. at 50 shekels 
 Job 28. 16. wisdom cannot be z'. with gold of Upliir 
 19 . neither shall it be v. with pure gold 
 Mat. 27 . d. of silver, the price of him that w’as z;. 
 VALUEST. 
 
 Lev. 27 .12, as thou v. it who art priest, so shall it be 
 VANISH, 
 
 Job 6. 17 . what time they wax warm, they v. 
 
 Isa. 51. 6. the heavens shall v. away like smoke 
 
 1 Cor. 1.3. 8. whether knowledge, it shall v. away 
 Heb. 8. 13. which waxeth old, is ready to v. away 
 
 VANISHED. 
 
 Jer. 49.7. saith the Ld. of hosts, is their wisdom v. f 
 Luke 24. 31. and he v. out of their sight 
 VANISHETH. 
 
 Job 7 . 9. as the cloud is consumed and v. away 
 Jam. 4.14. life is even a vapour that v. away 
 VANITY. 
 
 See Signification on Vain. 
 
 2 Kings 17.15. they followed v. and became vain 
 Job 7 . 3. so am I ma(ie to possess months of v. 
 
 16 . let me alone, for rriy days are v. 
 
 15. 31. let not him that is deceived trust in v. for 
 
 V. shall be his recompense 
 35. they conceive mischief and bring forth v. 
 
 31. 5. if I have walked withz. or hasted to deceit 
 35.1.3. surely God will not heai v. nor regard it 
 Psal. -4. 2, O sons of men, how long will ye lover. 
 
 10 . 7 , under his tongue is mischief and z. 
 
 12. 2. they speak v. every one to his neighbour 
 24 4. who hath not lift up his soul unto v. 
 
 .36. -14. the wicked deviseth v. upon his bed 
 
 39 . 5. every man at his beste.state is altogether r. 
 11. every man is v. || 94.11. thoughts of man v. 
 
 41. 6. come to see me, he speaketh v. 144. 8,11. 
 
 62. 9. men ot low deiireeare v. lighter than v. 
 
 78. 3.3. therefore their days did he consume inr. 
 119. 37 . turn away mine eyes from beholding v. 
 144. 4. man is like to z>. his days are as a shadow 
 Prov. 1.3.11. wealth gotten by v. shall be diminished 
 
 21. 6. setting of treasures by a lying tongue is v. 
 
 22. 8. he that soweth iniquity shall reap v. 
 
 30.8. remove from me z'. and lies, give not poverty 
 Eccl. 1. 2. V. of vanities, saith the preacher, all is 
 
 v. 14. 1 .3. 19 .1 11.8. I 12.8. 
 2. 1. this is also v. 15, 19, 21, 2.3. | 4. 8, 16.1 5. 10. 
 
 16. 2,9..17.6. 18. 10, 14. 
 11. behold, all was v. and vexation, 17, 26. | 4. 4. 
 4. 7 . 1 saw V. ll 6. 4. for he cometh in with z. 
 
 6. 11. there be many things that increase z. 
 
 f 12. the number of the days of tlie life of his z. 
 
 7 . 15. all things have I seen in the days ot my z. 
 
 8. 14. there is a z. that is done on the earth 
 
 9 . 9. live joyfully with wife all the days of thy z. 
 
 11. 10. for childhood and youth are z. 
 
 Isa. 5.18. wo to them that draw iniq. with cords of z. 
 .30. 28. to sift the nations with the sieve of z. 
 
 40. 17 . all nations to him are counted z. 
 
 23. he maketh the judges of the earth as z. 
 
 41. 29 . behold, they are all z. 44. 9. 
 
 57 . 13. wind shall carry them, z. shall take them 
 
 58. 9 . if thou take away v. 1| 59. 4. they trust iti z. 
 Jer, 2. 5. they have walked after z. become vain 
 
 10. t .3. for the statutes ofthe iieopleare z. 
 
 15. they are z. and the work of errors, 51.18. 
 
 16. 19. surely our fathers have inherited z. 
 
 18. 15. my people have burnt incense to z. 
 
 Ezek. 13.6. they have seen z. and divination, 22. 28. 
 
 8. because ye have spoken z. and seen lies 
 
 9 . prophets see z. 21.29.1123. shall see no more r. 
 Hos. 12, 11. surely they are z. they sacrifice 
 
 bullocks 
 
 Hab. 2. 13. peo. shall weary themselves for very z. 
 .3. + 7.1 saw the tents of ( ushaii under z. 
 
 Zech. 10. 2. for the idols have spoken z. 
 
 Pom. 8. 20. the creature was made subject to z. 
 Eph. 4. 17 , not as Gentiles walk in z. of their 
 
 mind 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. they speak great swelling words of z. 
 
 535 
 
VER 
 
 V ES 
 
 VIL 
 
 VANITIES, 
 
 'Dent, 32. 21. lliey have provoked me to anger with 
 their v. 1 Kings 16. 13, 26. Jer. 8. 19. 
 Psal. 31. 6. 1 have hated them that regard lying v. 
 Eccl. 1. 2. vanity of v. saitli the preaclier, 12. 8, 
 
 5. 7- in the multitude of di earns there are v. 
 
 Jer. 10. 8. foolish, the stock is a doctrine of v. 
 
 14. 22. are any among the v. that can cause rain ? 
 Jonah 2. 8. they that observe lying v. forsake their 
 Acts 14. 15. that ye should turn from these v. 
 VAPOUR. 
 
 Job 36. 27 . they pour down i ain according to the v. 
 
 33. the cattle also concerning the v. 
 
 Psal. 148. 8. hail, snow, and v. fulfilling his word 
 Acts 2.19. will shew signs in the earth, v. of smoke 
 Jam. 4. 14. for what is your life '< it is even a v. 
 
 vapours. 
 
 Psal. 135. 7* ite causeth the v. to ascend from the 
 ends of the earth, Jer. 10. 13.1 51. I 6 . 
 VARIABLE. 
 
 Jlab. 3 + 1. a prayer according to v. songs 
 VARIABLEN ESS. 
 
 Jam. 1. 17 . Father of lights, with whom is no v. 
 VARIANCE. 
 
 Mat. 10. .35.1 am come to set a man at v. ag. father 
 Gal. 5. 20. the works of the tlesh are hatred, v. 
 VAUNT, 
 
 Judg. 7 . 2. lest Israel v. themselves against me 
 VAUNTETH. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 4. charity v. not itself, is not puffed up 
 
 VEHEMENT. 
 
 Cant. 8. 6. love is a fire that hath a v. flarne 
 Jonah 4. 8. that God prepared a v. east wind 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 11. yea, what v. desire it w rought in you' 
 
 VEHEMENTLY. 
 
 Mark 14. 31. but Peter spake the more v. not deny 
 Luke 6. 48. the stream beat v. on that house, 49. 
 
 11. 53. the Pharisees began to urge him v. 
 
 23. 10. the scribes stood and v. accused him 
 
 VEIN. 
 
 Job 28. 1, surely there is a v. for the silver 
 VENERABLE. 
 
 Phil. 4. t 8. finally, whatsoever things are v, 
 VENGEANCE. 
 
 Gen. 4. 15. v. shall be taken on him seven-fold 
 Dent. 32. 35. to me belongeth v. and recompence, 
 
 Psal. 94 . 1. Heb. 10. 30. 
 41. I will render v. to mine enemies 
 43. for he will render v. to his adversaries 
 Judg. 11. .36. the Lord hath taken v. for thee 
 Psal. 58. 10. shall rejoice, when he seeth the v. 
 
 99. 8. thou tookest v. of their inventions 
 149. 7- to execute ».upon the heathen and punishm. 
 Prov. 6. 34. he will not spare in the day of v. 
 
 Isa. 34.8. it is the day of the Lord’s v. and the year 
 of recompences for Zion, 61. 2. Jer. 51. 6. 
 35. 4. behold your God will come with v. 
 
 47. 3. 1 will take v. Jer. 51. 36. 
 
 59. 17 . and he put on the garments of v. for clothing 
 63. 4. for the day of v. is in mine heart 
 Jer. 11. 20. let me see thy v. on them, 20. 12. 
 
 46. 10. a day of p. 1| 50,15. the v. of the Lord, 28. 
 
 50. 28. the v. of Lord, the v. of his temple, 51.11. 
 Lam. 3. 60. thou hast seen all their v. against me 
 Lzek. 24. 8. might cause fury come up to take v. 
 
 25. 12. Edom by taking v. hath greatly offended 
 1'4. I will lay my v. on Edom by hand of Israel 
 
 15. because the Philistines have taken v. 
 
 17 , when 1 shall lay my v. on the Philistines 
 Mic. 5. 15. I will execute great v. Ezek. 25. 17 . 
 E!ah. 1. 2. Lord will take v. on his adversaries 
 Luke 21. 22. for these be the days of v. that all 
 Acts 28. 4. whom v. suffereth not to live 
 Rom. 3. 5. is God unrighteous who taketh v.? 
 
 12. 19 . V. is mine, 1 will repay, saith the 1 ord 
 
 2 Thess. 1.8. Lord revealed in flaming fire, takings. 
 Jude 7 . an example, suffei'ing the v, of eternal lii e 
 VEN ISON. 
 
 Ggw. 25.28. Isaac loved Esau, because he eat of his g. 
 27 . 3. go to the field and take me some v. 7 . 
 
 19. arise, I pray thee, and eat of my v. .31. 
 
 25. bring it near, and I will eat of my son’s v, 
 33. Isaac said, where is he that hath taken v. 1 
 
 VENOM. 
 
 Deut. 32. 33. their wine is the cruel v, of asps 
 VENOMOUS. 
 
 Acts 28. 4. the barbarians saw the v. beast hang 
 VENT. 
 
 Job 32. 19. my belly is as wine which hath no v. 
 VENTURE. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 34. a certain man drew a bow at a v. 
 and smote the king of Israel, 2 Chron. 18. .33. 
 VERIFIED. 
 
 Gen. 42. 20. so shall your words be v. and not die 
 1 Kings8. 26. let thy word be v. 2 Chron. 6 . 17 . 
 VERILY. 
 
 Gen. 42. 21. we are v. guilty concerning our brother 
 Ezod. 31. 13. saying, v. my sabbaths ye shall keep 
 Judg. 15. 2. I ». thought thou hadst hated her 
 
 1 Kings 1. 4.3. v. our Lord hath made .Solomon king 
 
 2 Kings 4. 14. v. she hath no child, her hiisb. is old 
 1 Chron. 21. 24. 1 will v. bring it for the full price 
 Job 19 . 13. my acquaint, are v. estranged from me 
 Psal. . 37 . 3. do good, and v. thou shalt be fed 
 
 .39. 5. V. every man at his best state is vanity 
 58. 11, V. there is a reward for the righteous, v. he 
 is a God that judgeth in the earth 
 66. 19. but V. God hath heard me, hath attended 
 7.L 1.3. V. I have cleansed my heart in vain 
 Isa. 45. 15. V. thou art a God that hidest thyself 
 Jer. 15. 11. V. it shall be well with thy remnant, v. 
 
 I will cause the enemy to entreat thee well 
 Mat. 5. 18. V. I say unto you, 6. 2, 5, 16. 18. 10. 
 110. 15, 23,42.111. 11.11.3. 17 . 116. 28.1 
 
 17 . 20. 1 18. 3, 1.3, 18. I 19 . 2«, 28. I 21 . 21 , 31. 
 1 2.3. .36. I 24. 2, .34. 47.1 25. 12, 40, 45. I 26. 
 
 13. Mark 3. 28. 1 6. 11,1 8. 12. 19. 1, 41. 1 
 10. 15, 29. 1 11. 23.1 12. 43.1 1.3. 30. I 14. 9, 
 
 18, 25. Luke 4. 24. 1 11. 51.1 12. 37- 113. 35. 
 I 18. 17 , 29. I 21. .32. 
 
 26, V. I say unto thee, 26, 34, Mark 14. 30. Luke 
 
 23. 43. 
 
 536 
 
 Matk 9. 12. Elias v. cometh first and restoreth all 
 Acts 16. 37 . nay v. let them come and fetch us 
 
 19. 4. .lohn V. baptized with baptism of repentance 
 22. 3. am v. a man which am a.lew, born in Tarsus 
 26. 9. I V. thought 1 ouglit to do many things 
 llum. 2. 25.for circumcision v. profiteth if thou keep 
 10.18. D. their sound went into all the earth 
 
 15. 27 . it hath pleased them v. debtors they are 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 3. I 11 . as absent in body, present in spirit 
 Gal. .3.21. r. righteousness had been by the law 
 Heb. 2.16. V. he took not on him nature of angels 
 
 6 . 16 . for men v. swear by the greater, an oath 
 12. 10. for they v. fora few days chastened us 
 1 Pet. 1.20.who D. was foreordained before foundat. 
 
 1 John 2. 5. in him v. is the love of God verfected 
 VERILY, VERILY. 
 
 Johnl. 51. V. V. 1 say unto you, 5. 19, 24,25. 16. 
 26,32, 47 , 53 .1 8.34, 51,58 ' 10. 1,7- I 12.24. 
 
 1 1.3. 16, 20, 21. I 14. 12. I 16. 20, 23. 
 
 3. 3. V. V. i say unto thee, 5. 11. 113, 38.1 21. 18. 
 
 VERl TY. 
 
 Psal. 111 . 7 . the works of his hands are v. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 7 . a. teacher of the Gentiles in faith and v. 
 VERMILION. 
 
 Jer. 22.14. ceiled with cedar and painted with v. 
 Ezek, 23.14.images of Chaldeans pourtrayed with r. 
 VERTUE, Aee VTKTUi 2 . 
 
 VERY. 
 
 Gen, 27 . 21. whether thou be my v. son Esau 
 F.xod. 9. 16. in v. deed for this 1 raised thee up 
 Num. 12. .3. now the man ISIoses \vas v. meek 
 Deut. .30. 14. but the word is v. nigh unto thee 
 
 1 Sam. 25. .34. in t;. deed except thou hadst hasted 
 
 26. 4. understood that Saul was come in v. deed 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 10. for I have done v. foolishly 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 35. king Ahaziah did v. wickedly 
 Neh. 1 . 7 . we have dealt v. corruptly against thee 
 Psal. 5. 9 . their inward part is v. wickedness 
 .35. 8. into that v. destruction let him fall 
 71 . 19 . thy righteousness also. O God, is v. high 
 89. 2. thy faithfulness establish in the ti. heavens 
 
 92. 5. O Lord, thy tlioughts are v. deep 
 
 93. 5. thy testimonies are v. sure, holiness becomes 
 119 . 138. thy testimonies aie v. faithful 
 
 140. thy word is v. pure, therefore I love it 
 
 146. 4. in that v. day his thoughts perish 
 
 147 . 15. his word runneth z;. swiftly 
 
 Prov. 17 . 9 . repeats a matter, he separateth v. friends 
 Isa. 10. 25. for yet a v. little while, 29. H. 
 
 3.3. 17 . shall behold the land that is v. far off 
 40. 15. he taketh up the isles as a v. little thing 
 Jer. 2. 12. be ye n. desolate, saith the Lord 
 
 4. 19 . my bowels, I am painetl at my v. heart 
 Ezek. 2. 3. they have transgressed to this v. day 
 
 16 . 47 . but as if that were a v. little thing 
 Hab.2. 1.3. the people shall labour in the i;. fire, and 
 
 the people weary themselves for v. vanity 
 Mat. 10. .30. the v. hairs of your head are numbered 
 
 24.24. if it were possible, sliall deceive the v. elect 
 John 7 . 26. that this is thezi. Christ, Acts 9. 22. 
 
 8. 4. this woman w’as taken in adultery, in v. act 
 
 14. 11. else believe me for the v. work's sake 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 23. tlie v. God of peace sanctify you 
 Heb. 10. 1. and not the v. image of the things 
 Jam. 5. 11. the Lord is v. pitiful, of tender mercy 
 See Great, Much. 
 
 VESSEL. 
 
 Deut. 2.3. 24. eat grapes, but not put any in thy v. 
 
 1 .Saw?. 21. 5. though sanctifier! this day in the z;. 
 
 1 Kings 17. 10. fetch me a little water in a v. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 6. bring yet a v. there is not a v. more 
 Psal. 2. 9 . dash them in pieces like a potter’s v. 
 
 31. 12. I am forgotten, 1 am like a broken v. 
 
 Prov. 25. 4. there shall come forth a v. for the finer 
 Isa. 66. 20. Israel bring an offering in a clean v. 
 Jer. 18. 4. the v. was marred in hantl of the potter 
 
 22. 28. is he a v. wherein is no pleasure 'i 
 25. 34. and ye shall fall like a pleasant v. 
 
 48.11. Moab hath not been emptied from v. to v. 
 .38. for I have broken IMoab like a v. 
 
 51. .34. Nebuchadnezzar hath made me an empty v. 
 'Ezek. 4. 9. put them in one v. and make bread 
 
 15. 3. or will men take a pin of it to hang any v.? 
 Hos. 8. 8. shall be as a v. wherein is no pleasure 
 MarkW. 16. should carry any v. thro’ the temple 
 Ltike8. 16 . no man covereth a candle with a z;. 
 
 Acts 9 . 35. for he is a chosen v. unto me 
 
 10. 11. Peter saw a certain v. descending, 11.5. 
 Rom. 9. 21. hath power to make one r. to honour 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 4. know to possess his v. in sanctification 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 21 . he shall be a v. to honour, sanctified 
 1 Pet. 3. 7 .dwell with them according to knowledge, 
 
 giving honour to wife as to weaker z;. 
 VE.S.SELS. 
 
 Gen. 43. 11. take of the best fruits in your v. 
 
 Exod. 40. 10. anoint the altar and v. 'Lev. 8. 11. 
 Num. 18. 3. Levites not come nigh v. of sanctuary 
 
 1 Sara. 9. 7- for the bread is spent in our v. 
 
 . 21.5. and the v. of the young men are holy 
 
 2 Kings 4. .3. go borrow thee v. abroad of all thy 
 
 neighbours, even empty v. borrow not a few 
 2 Chron. 29. 19. the v. king Ahaz did cast away 
 Ezra 1. 7 . Cyrus the king brought forth the v. “ 
 
 5. 15. take these v. I1 7. 19. v. are given to thee 
 8. 25. he weighed the silver and the v. 3.3. 
 
 Neh. 13. 9. thither brought I again the v. of house 
 Isa. 18. 2. even in v. of bulrushes @n the waters 
 
 22.24. all v. of small quantity, the z-'. of cups 
 
 52. 11. be ye clean that bear the v. of the Lord 
 65. 4. broth of abominable things is in their v. 
 
 Jer. 14. 3. they returned with their v. empty 
 
 27 . 16. V. of the l,ord’s house brought again, 28.3. 
 Dan. 5.2.3. tliey have brought the v. of his iiouse 
 Hos. 13.15. he shall spoil treasure of all pleasant r. 
 Hag. 2. 16 . to draw out fifty v. out of the press 
 Mat. 13. 48. they gathered the good into z;. 
 
 25.4. but the wise took oil m their v. with lamps 
 Rom. 9 . 22. the v. of wrath |{ 2.3. the v. of mercy 
 Rev. 2. 27 . ns v. of a potter shall they be broken 
 See Brass, Earthen, Gold, Silver. 
 VESTMENTS. 
 
 2 Kings 10.22. bring forth v. for the worshippers 
 
 VF^^T'RY. 
 
 2 Ki7igsl0.22. Jehu said to him that was over ther. 
 VE.STURE. S. 
 
 Gen. 41.42. and arrayed .losenh in v. of fine linen 
 Deut. 22.12. make fringes on the quarters of thy v. 
 Psal. 22.18. they part my garments, they cast lots 
 upon my v. Mat. 27. .35. John 19. 24. 
 102. 26. as a v. shalt thou change them 
 Heb. 1.12. and as a v. shalt thou fold them up 
 Rev. 19 .1.3. he was clothed with a v. dipt in blood 
 
 16. on his v. and on his thigh a name written 
 
 VEX. 
 
 F.xod. 22.21. thou shalt not v. a stranger, Zen. 19. .33i. 
 Lev. 18.18. not take a wife to her sister to v. her 
 Num. 25. 17 . V. the Midiariites and smite them 
 18. for they v. you with their wiles and beguiled 
 .33.55. those which ye let remain shall v. you 
 2 Sam. 12. 18. how will he v. himself if we tell 
 2 Chron. 15. 6 . GckI did v. them w ith adversity 
 Job 19. 2. how long will ye i. my soul and break. 
 Psal. 2. 5. and v. them in his sore displeasure 
 Isa. 7 . 6 . let us go up against Judah and v. it 
 11.1.3. and Judah shall not v. Ephraim 
 Ezek. .32. 9. I will v. the hearts of many people 
 Hab. 2. 7 . shall they not awake that shall v. thee ?" 
 Acts 12.1. Herod did t. certain of the church 
 VEX A I ION. 
 
 Dent. 28. 20. the Ixird shall send on thee r. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 14. is vanity and v. of spirit, 2. 11, 17. 
 
 17 . this also is V. of spirit, 2.26.1 4. 4, 16 . 1 6. 9- 
 2. 22. w hat hath man of the v. of his heart ? 
 
 4. 6. than both the hands full with v. of spirit 
 Isa. 9.1. shall not be such as was in her v. 
 
 28. 19 . be a v. only to understand the report 
 
 65.14. but ye shall howl for v. of spirit 
 
 VEX ATI ON.S. 
 
 2 Chron. 15.5. great v. were on all the inhabitants- 
 VEXED. 
 
 Num.20. 15. the Egyptians v. ns and our fathers 
 Judg. 2. 18. by reason of them that v. them 
 
 10. 8. that year the Ammonites v. Israel 
 16.16. so that his soul was v. unto death 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 47 . Saul v. his enemies on every side 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. 2. Amnon was so r. that he fell sick 
 2 Kings 4 . 27 . let her alone, for her soul is v. 
 
 Neh. 9. 27 . thou deliveredst to enemies who v. them- 
 .lob 27 . 2. the Almighty, who hath v. my soul 
 Psal. 6. 2. my bones are v. || .3. my soul is sore v. 
 
 10. let mine enemies be ashamed and sore v, 
 
 Isa. 63.10. they rebelled and v. his Holy Spirit 
 Ezek. 22. 5. which art infamous and much v. 
 
 7 . in thee they v. the fatherless || 29. v. the poor 
 Mat. 15.22. my daughter is grievously v. with devil' 
 
 17 .15. L. have mercj’, for he is lunatic and sore 
 Luke 6. 18. and they that were v. with unclean spi¬ 
 rits, and they were healed. Acts 5. 16,. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 7 . delivered just Lot v. with conversatioa 
 
 8. V. his righteous soul from day to day 
 
 VIAL. 
 
 1 Sam. 10.1. Samuel took a v. of oil and poured it 
 Rev. 16. 2. the first anael poured his v. on the earth. 
 3. second v. on the sea || 4. third v. on the rivers 
 8. fourth zj.on sun Ij 10. fifth v. on seat of beast 
 12. sixth V. on Euplirates || 17 . seventh v. into air 
 VIALS. 
 
 Rev. 5. 8. having golden v. full of odours 
 15. 7 . gave the seven angels seven golden v. 
 
 16.1. go and pour out the v. of the wrath of Gotf 
 
 17 . 1. one of the angels which had seven v. 21. 9. 
 VICTORY. 
 
 1 Sam. 15.+ 29 . also the v. of Israel will not lie 
 
 2 Sam. 19.2. v. that day was turned to mourning 
 23.10. file Ixird wrought a great r. that day, 12. 
 
 2 Kings 5. +1. by him the I.ord had given v. to Syria- 
 1 Chron. 29 .11. thine, O Lord, is the v. and majesty. 
 Psal.98. l.his holy arm hath gotten him the v. 
 Prov. 21. + 31. day of battle, but v. is of the Lord 
 Isa, 25. 8. he will swallow up death in z,-. and wipe- 
 away tears from all faces, 1 Cor. 15. 54.- 
 Mat. 12. 20. till he send forth judgment unto v. 
 
 1 Cor. 15.55. thy sting, O grave, where is thy r, ?, 
 57 . but thanks be to God, who giveth us the r. 
 
 1 .lohn 5. 4. and this is the r. even our faith 
 Rev. 15. 2. tliem had gotten the v. over the beast 
 VICTUAL, S. 
 
 Gen. 14.11. they took the goods of Sodom, and v. 
 Exod. 12. . 39 . neither had they prepared any v. 
 
 Lev. 25. . 37 . nor lend him thy 7 ;. for increase 
 Deut. 23. 19 . usury of money, usury of c. of any th.. 
 Josh. 1.11. prepare v. II 9. 11. take i. with you 
 9.14. the men took of their v. and -asked not 
 •Tudg. 17 . 10 . 1 will give a suit of apparel and r. 
 
 1 Sam. 22.10. he gave him v. and sword of Goliatb 
 1 A'nzg.f 4. 7 . which provided v. for the king, 27. 
 
 11. 18. Pharaoh appointed him v. and gave landf 
 1 Chron. 12. + 40. they that were nigh brought v. 
 Neh. 10.31. if the people bring r. on the sabbath 
 
 1.3.15. I testified against them in day they sold v. 
 Jer. 40 .5. so captain gave Jeremiah i . and a reward 
 
 44. 17 . for then had we plenty of r. and were well 
 Mat. 14. 15. went into villages to buy v. Luke 9.12. 
 VICTUALLED. 
 
 1 Kings 20. + 27. the cliddr^ of Israel were v. 
 
 Josh. 2. 7 . go V. the land || 7 . 2. v. the country 
 o K inn. 1 2. 7. the SOUS of the prophets stood to v. 15. 
 VI i:\V ED. 
 
 2. the men v. Ai || Ezra 8.15. I r. the pecple- 
 13. and 1 v. the walls of Jerusalem, 15. 
 VIEWERS. 
 
 Isa. 47. + 13. let the z-. of the heavens stand up 
 VIGILANT. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 2. a bishop must be v. of good behaviour 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. be sober, be », because your adversary 
 VIGOUR. 
 
 Dan. 10. +8. my v, was turned into corruption 
 VILE. 
 
 Deut. 25. .3. lest thy brother should seem v. to thee 
 Judg. 19. 24. but to this man do not so v. a thing 
 
 1 Sam. 3.1.3. because his sons made themselves v.. 
 15. 9. every thing that was v. they destroyed 
 
 2 Sam. 6.22. and! wiH yet be more t. than thus 
 
 2 Kings' 
 
 .Tosh. 7 . 
 Neh. 2. 
 
VIO 
 
 VIN 
 
 VIN 
 
 Job 18. 3. why are we reputed v. m your sight ? 
 
 40. 4. behold, 1 am v. what shall 1 answer thee ? 
 Tsai. 15. 4. ill whose eyes a v. person is contemned 
 Jsa. 32. 5. the v. person be no more called liberal 
 
 6. for tlie r. person will speak villany 
 Jer, 15.19. take forth the precious from the v. 
 
 29 ' 17 . and I will make them like v. figs 
 Lam. 1. 11. see, O Lord, for I am become v. 
 
 Dan. 11. 21. in his estate shall stand up a v. person 
 Nah. 1. 14. 1 will cut off the graven and molten 
 image, and will make thy grave, for thou art v. 
 
 3 . 6. 1 will cast filth on thee, and make thee v. 
 Bom. 1. 26. God gave them up to v. affections 
 Phil. 3.21, who shall change our d. body that it may 
 Jaw.' 2, 2. there come in a poor man in v. raiment 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 21. shield of the mighty is v. cast away 
 VILER. 
 
 Job 30. 8. of base men, they were v. than the earth 
 VILEST. 
 
 Pf lo 8. the wicked when the v. men are exalted 
 “ VILLAGE. 
 
 Mat. 21.2. go into the v. o%’er-agamst j^on, and ye 
 shall find an ass, Mark 11. 2. Luke 19. .30. 
 Luke 24. 13. two of them went that same day to a v. 
 ‘’8 they drew nigh unto the v. whither they went 
 VILLAGES. 
 
 Liod. 8. 13. and the frogs died out of the v. 
 
 Lev. 25. 31. the houses of the v. counted as fields 
 Judg. 5. 7 . the inhabitants of the v. ceased 
 JJeh. 6. 2. let us meet togetlier in one of the g. 
 Esth. 9. 19. .lews of u, made the 14th day of Adar 
 Cant. 7 .11. come, my beloved, let us lodge in the v. 
 Etek .38.11. I will go up to the land of unwalled i'. 
 Bab. ?.. 14. thou didst strike the head of his v. 
 Mat. 14. 15. multitude, that they may go into the 
 V. and buy themselves victuals, Mark 6. 36. 
 See Cities. 
 
 VILLAN Y. 
 
 Jsa. Q. + 17 . and every mouth speakefh v. 
 
 .32. 6. for the vile person will speak v. 
 
 Jer. 29. 23. they have committed v. in Israel 
 Bes.'iA 10. and now will 1 discover her v. 
 
 VINE. 
 
 Vineyards. There icere in Palestine many excel¬ 
 lent vineyards. Jacob, hi his blessing to .Judah, 
 says. Binding his foal unto the uiwe.and his ass’s 
 colt unto the choice vine ; he washed his gar¬ 
 ments in wine, and his clothes in the blood of 
 grapes, Gen. 49. 11. This was to show the abun- 
 ■ 'dance of vines that should fall to his lot. The 
 spouse tn Cant. 1. 14. compares her beloved to a 
 cluster of camphire, or cypress, that grows in 
 the vineyards of En-gedi. The cypress-tree is a 
 shrub that grows as high as a pomegranate-tree; 
 its leaves are like those of the olive-tree, its blos- 
 .som is white and sweet, and its fruit hangs like 
 clusters of grapes, and is of a very agreeable 
 scent. Those grapes of the cypress that came 
 from the vineyards of En-yedi were of great re¬ 
 putation. . ,. 777 , 
 
 God compares his people to a vine, which he had 
 brought out of Egypt, and planted in Palestine, 
 as a good soil, but which, instead of bringing forth 
 good fruit, brought forth only bitter fruit and wild 
 grapes, Psal. 80. 8. Isa. 5. 1,4c. tie alludes to 
 the custom of transplanting trees for their more 
 advantaqeous growth. Gur Saviour .'•ays, that “ the 
 householder having let his vineyard to tenaips, 
 who ought to have rendered him the fruit of it, 
 instead of that they abused his servants, and 
 killed his own Son, who went to require the pay¬ 
 ment of what was owing to him," Mat. 21. 33, 4c. 
 Jn this parable, the householder is God the 
 Father ; his planting a vineyard, denotes his es¬ 
 tablishing a church among the Jews, and furnish¬ 
 ing it with all needful helps and means to make 
 it spiritually fruitful; his letting it out to hus¬ 
 bandmen, denotes his committing the care of it to 
 the public pastors, the priests, and Levites, and 
 governors of the church ; his servants are the pro- 
 phets and apostles, sent to stir theni up^ to faith 
 and obedience, or holiness of life ; his Son ts Je¬ 
 sus Christ ; and the scope of this parable is to 
 show the Jews their obstinate impenitency under 
 all means, and their incurableness, in their evil 
 entreating God's messengers from time to time, 
 and their crucifying of Christ; for which God 
 will unchurch them, and set up a church among 
 the Gentiles, and ruin the commonwealth of the 
 Jews. In .lohn 15. 1. Christ says, I am the true 
 vine, and my.Father is the husbandman. “ T am 
 the root, fountain, and head of influence, whence 
 my people and members derive life, grace, fruit¬ 
 fulness, and all good ; and my Father orders all 
 things concerning my branches or members, by in- 
 grajting them into me, by visiting, defending, .sup¬ 
 porting, pruning, and purging them continually, 
 to make them fruitful." 
 
 Ihe vine of .Sodom, Dent. 32. .32. Their vine is 
 the vine of Sociom : that is, a vine c/ a plant 
 from Sodom, which brings forth only bitter grapes, 
 and of which no use can be made. It is aflirmed, 
 that the fruits which grow about the Dead sea are 
 all rotten within : and when they are opened, are 
 full only of dust. Moses by this would show, that 
 the people of Israel were degenerated, that their 
 principles and practices were all corrupt and abo¬ 
 minable. To express a time of public tranquillity, 
 of profound peace, it is said, that every one lives 
 in quiet under his own vine, and under his own 
 fig-tree, 1 Kings 4. 25. Mic. 4. 4. 
 
 Uoali planted the vine after the deluge, and was 
 the first that cultivated it, Gen. 9. 20. Many 
 are of opinion, that wine was. not unknown before 
 the deluge, and that this patriarch only continued 
 to csiltivate the vine after this great catastrophe, 
 as he had done before: but the fathers think that 
 he knew not the force of wine, having never used 
 it before, nor having ever seen anyone use it. Be 
 is supposed to be the first that pressed out the juice 
 of the grape, and to have reduced it to a potable 
 
 liquor. Before him, men only ate the grapes, 
 like other fruit. 
 
 Gen. 40. 9. in my dream, behold, an. was before me 
 10.' and in the v. were three branches, it budded 
 49 . 11. Judah is a lion’s whelp, binding his foal 
 to the V. and his ass’s colt to the choice v. 
 Zen. 25.5. nor gather grapes of thy v. undressed, 11. 
 Num. 6. 4. he shall eat .;othing made of the v. tree 
 Deut. 32. .32. for their v. is of the v. of Sodem 
 Judg. 9 . 12. the trees said to the v. reign over us 
 
 13. 14. not eat anv thing that comethof the v. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 25. dwelt safely every man under his v. 
 
 2 Kings 4. .39. found a wild v. and gathered gourds 
 
 18. 31. eat ye everv man of his own v. Isa. 36. 16. 
 Job 15. 3.3. shall shake off his unripe grape as the v. 
 Tsai. 80. 8. thou hast brought a v. out of Egy.pt 
 
 14. look down, and behold, and visit this r. 
 
 128. 3. thy wife shall he as a fruitful ;i. by sides 
 
 Catit. 6. 11. to see whether the v. flourished, 7 . 12. 
 
 7 . 8. thy breasts shall be as clusters of the v. 
 
 Isa. 5. 2. he planted it with the choicest v. 
 
 16. 8. for the v. of .Sibmah languisheth 
 
 9 . I will bewail the v. of Sibmah, Jer. 46. 32. 
 
 24. 7 . the new wine mourneth, the v. languisheth 
 .32. 12. they shall lament for the fruitful v. 
 
 .34. 4. as the leaf falleth off from the v. as a fig 
 Jer. 2. 21. yet 1 had planted thee a noble t>. how 
 then turned into degenerate plant of strange u..*' 
 6. 9 . shall glean the remnant of Israel as a v. 
 
 8. 13. there shall be no grapes on the d. nor figs 
 Ezek. 15. 2. what is the v. tree more than any tree i 
 
 6. as the v. tree which I have given tor fuel 
 
 17 . 6. it became a spreading v. of low stature 
 
 7 . this V. did bend her roofs towards him 
 
 19 . 10. thy mother is like a v. m thy blood 
 Bos. 10. 1. Israel is an empty v. he bringeth fruit 
 
 14. 7 . they shall revive as corn, grow as the v. 
 
 Joel 1. 7 . he laid my v. waste, barked my tig-tree 
 
 12. the V. is dried up, the fig-tree languisheth 
 2. 22. the fig-tree and the v. yield their strength 
 Mic. 4. 4. they shall sit every man under his v. 
 
 Hag. 2. 19. as yet the v. hath not brought forth 
 Zeeh. 3. 10. shall ye call every man under the v. 
 
 8. 12. the V. shall give her fruit, the heavens dew 
 Mai. 3. 11. neither shall your v. cast her fruit 
 Mat. 26.29. 1 w ill not drink of this fruit of v. fill in 
 my Father’s kingdom, Mark\4.is. Zw^tf22.18. 
 John 15. 1. 1 am the true v. my Father is husband¬ 
 man, 5. 
 
 4. branch cannot bear fruit, except it abide in v. 
 Jam. .3. 12. my brethren, can a v. bear figs ? 
 
 Rev. 14. 18. gathers clusters of the v. of the earth 
 19 . the angel gathered the v. of the earth 
 VINES. 
 
 Num. 20. 5. it is no place of v. or pomegranates 
 Deut. 8. 8. a land ot wheat, barley, and n. honey 
 Tsai. 78. 47 . he destroyed their v. with hail 
 105. 33. he smote their v. also and fig trees 
 Cant. 2. 13. and the v. give a good smell 
 
 15. take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil 
 
 the V. for our v. have tender grapes 
 Isa. 7 . 23. where there were a thousand v. 
 
 Jer. 5. 17 . they shall eat up thy v. and fig-trees 
 31; 5. thou shaltyet plant v. on the mountains 
 Bos. 2. 12. 1 will destroy her v. and her fig-trees 
 Bab. 3. 17 . neither shall fruit be in the v. 
 
 V1 N V.-dressers. 
 
 2 Kings^o. 12. the captain of the guard left the poor 
 of the land to be v.-dressers, Jer. 52. 16. 
 2 Chr. 26.10. Uzziah had husbandm. and v.-dressers 
 Isa. 61. 5. .sons of alien shall be your v.-dressers 
 Joel 1. 11. be ashamed, howl, O ye v.-dressers 
 VINEGAR. 
 
 Is made of wine, beer, cider, and even cf water. 
 The ancients had .several kinds of vinegar which 
 they made use of for drink. Boaz told Ruth, that 
 she might come and dip her morsel in the vinegar, 
 along with his people, Ruth 2. 14. Ilarveiilers 
 made use of this liquor for their refreshment: 
 And this was a custom not only among the Jews, 
 but also among the Romans. '1 he emperor Pes- 
 cennius Niger gave orders, that his soldiers 
 shimld drink nothing hut vinegar on their marches, 
 and Constantine the Great allowed his soldiers 
 wine and vinegar alternately every day. 
 
 It is thought that the vinegar which the Roman 
 soldiers offtned to our tSaviour at his crucifixion, 
 was the vinegar they made use of for their own 
 drinking. Mat. 27. 48. This vinegar was riot 
 of that sort we make use of for .salads and 
 sauces, but a small wine ca/ZeJ pesca, or sera. 
 They make great use of it in Spain and Italy, in 
 harvest-lime. They use it likewise on shipboard, 
 to correct the ill taste of Water. I he Scripture for¬ 
 bids the Nazarites to use vinegar, and ail sorts 
 of liquors that come from the vine, and which 
 are capable of inebriating, Num. 6. .3. 
 
 However, there was a kind of strong vinegar, which 
 was nut proper for drinking, or which was not 
 used till it was well diluted. Solomon says, 
 Prov. 10. 26. As vinegar to the teeth, so is the 
 sluggard to them that send him. “ /Is vinegar 
 by its cold and sharpness offends the teeth and the 
 palate, so a sluggish messenger is unserviceable 
 and vexatious to those who employ him." And 
 in Prov. 25. 20. As vinegar upon nitre, so is he 
 that singeth songs to an heavy heart. That is, 
 “ as vinegar being thrown upon nitre is a thing 
 improper, for it renders it less useful and not 
 so effectual to take out spots or blemishes, so 
 he that singeth songs to an heavy heart, does 
 that which is unseasonable and offensive, for his 
 grief is thereby rather increased than diminish- 
 €(i» 
 
 Num. 6. .3. a Nazarite shall drink no v. of wine 
 Ruth 2. 14. eat bread and dip thy morsel in the v. 
 Psal. 69. 21. they gave me gall tor my meat, in my 
 rbirsl they gave me v. to drink. Mat. 27 . 34. 
 Prov. 10. 26. as p. to the teeth, so is the slujgar«l 
 25. 20. as V. upon nitre, so is he that singeth 
 Mat. 27 . 48. they took a spunge and filled it with 
 *. Mark 15. 36. iMke 23. 36. John 19. 29, 30. 
 
 VINEYARD. 
 
 Gen. 9. 20. Noah planted a v. and drank wine 
 Exod. 22. 5. if a man shall cause a v. to be eaten 
 
 23. 11. in like manner thou shalt deal with thy r. 
 Lev. 19. 10. and thou shalt not glean thy v. 
 
 25. .3. and six years thou shalt prune thy v. 
 
 4. neither sow thy field, nor prune thy v. 
 
 Deut. 20. 6. what man is he that hath planted a v. ? 
 
 22. 9. thou shalt not sow thy v. with divers seeds* 
 
 lest the fruit of thy seed and v, be defiled 
 
 23. 24. wlien thou comest into thy neighbpur’s v. 
 
 24. 21. when thou gatherest the grapes of thy v. 
 
 28. 30. thou shalt plant a v. and not gather grapes. 
 
 1 Kings^lX. 1. Naboth had a v. hard by the palace 
 2. give me thy v. 1 will give thee a better r. 6. 
 
 7 . eat bread, I will give thee the v. of Naboth 
 Psal. 80. 15. the v. thy right hand hath planted 
 Prov. 24. .30. I went by v. of the man void of unders. 
 .31. 16 . with fruit of her hand she planteth a v. 
 
 Cant. 1.6. but mine own v. have 1 not kept 
 
 8. 11. Solomon had a v. he let the v. to keepers 
 12. my V. which is mine, is before me, O Solomon 
 Isa. 1 . 8 . daughterof Zion is left as a cottage in a xu 
 .3. 14. for ye have eaten up the v. spoil of the poor 
 
 5. 1. sing a song of my beloved touching his v. 
 
 7 . for the V. of Lord ot hosts is the, house of Israel 
 
 10. yea, ten acres of v. shall yield one bath 
 
 27 . 2. in that day sing ye to her, a v. of red wine 
 Jer. 12. 10. many pastors have destroyed my v. 
 
 .35. 7 . the Hechabites shall not plant r. 9. 
 
 Mic. 1. 6. I will make Samaria as plantingsof a v. 
 Mat. 20. 1. went early to hire labpurers into his v. 
 
 4. he said unto them, go ye also into the v. 7 . 
 
 21. 28. he said, son, go work to-dav in my v. 
 
 3.3. a certain houseliolder planted a v. and let it 
 
 out to husbandmen, MarkXO.. 1. Luke W. 9. 
 Luke 1.3.6. a man had a fig-tree planted in his v. 
 
 7 . then said he unto the dresser of his v. behold 
 1 Cor. 9 . 7 . who planteth a v. and eateth not truit^ 
 VINEYARDS. 
 
 Num. 16. 14. hast not given us inheritance of v. 
 
 20 . 17 . we will not pass through the v. 21. 22. 
 
 22. 24. angel of the Lord stood in a path of the v. 
 Deut. 6. 11. he swore to give thee v. and olive-trees 
 
 which thou [ilantedst not, Jo.i/(. 24.13. ]Seh.9.~5. 
 
 28. . 39 . thou shalt plant v. and dress them 
 Judg. 15. 5. the foxes burnt up the v. and olives 
 
 21.20. saying, go and lie in wait in the v. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 14. he will take your fields and your v. 
 
 22. 7 . will the son .lesse give every one ot you v. T 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. is it a time to receive v. and sheep ? 
 
 18. .32. till I take you to a land of bread and v. 
 
 19 . 29. in the third year sow, reap, and plant v. 
 
 1 Chron. 27 . 27. over the. v. was Shimei, over the 
 increase of the v. for the wine-cellars was Zabdi 
 
 Neh. 5 3. we have mortgaged our v. and houses 
 
 11. restore to them their v. and olive-yards 
 Job 24. 18. he beholdeth not the way of the v. 
 
 Psal. 107 . . 37 . sow the fields and plant v. to yiela 
 Eccl. 2. 4. 1 builded me houses, I planted me v. 
 Cant. 1. 6. they made me the keeper of the v. 
 
 14. as a cluster of camphire in the w. of En-gedi 
 7 . 12. let us get up early to the v. let us see if vine 
 Isa. 16. 1(1. inthe v. there shall be nosinging 
 65. 21. thev shall build houses and inhahit, shall 
 plant V. and eat the fruit of them, Amos 9. 14. 
 Jer. ,32. 15. houses and v. shall be possessed again 
 39 . 10. Nebuzar-adan gave the poorn. and fields 
 Ezek. 28. 26. they shall build houses and plant v. 
 Hos. 2. 15. 1 will give her her v. from thence 
 Arnos 4. 9. the palmer-worm devoured your v. 
 
 5. 11. ye have planted v. but ye shall not drink 
 
 17 . and in all v. shall bewailing, I will pass 
 Zeph. 1.13. they shall plant v. h.ut not drink the wine 
 
 VINTAGE. 
 
 Lev. 26. 5. your threshing shall reach to the v. and 
 the v. shall reach to the sowing time- 
 Judg. 8. 2. is it not better than the v. of Abiezer ? 
 Job 24.1). they gather the v. of the wicked 
 Isa. 16. 10. I have made their r. shouting to cease 
 
 24. 1.3. as the gleaning grapes when v. is done 
 .32. 10. the V. shall fail, gathering shall not come 
 
 Jer. 48. .32. the spoiler is fallen upon thy v. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 1. I am as the grape-gleanings of the v. 
 Zech. 11. 2. the forest of the v. is come down 
 VIOL. 
 
 Isa. 5.12. harp and r. and wine are in their feasts 
 Amos 6. 5. that chant to sound of the v. and invent 
 VIOLS. 
 
 Isa. 14. 11. the noise of thy v. is brought down 
 xlmosb. 23. 1 will not hear the melody of thy v. 
 VIOLATED. 
 
 Ezek. 22. 26. her priests have v. my law, profaned 
 VIOLENCE. 
 
 Gen. 6. 11. and the earth was filled vyith v. 12. 
 
 49. t5. their swords are weapons ot v. 
 
 Lev. 6. 2. if one lie in any thing taken away by v. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 3. my Saviour, thou savest me trom v. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. + 17. seeing there is no v. in my hands 
 .Tob 19 . + 7 . I cry out of n. but 1 am not heard 
 Psal. 11.5. him that loveth v. his soul hateth 
 
 18. t 48. hast delivered me from the man o4 v. 
 
 25. -t 10. and they hate me with hatred ot v. 
 
 55. 9. I have seen v. and strife in the city 
 58. 2. you weigh the v. of your hands in earth 
 72 . 14. he shall redeem their soul trom v. 
 
 73 '. 6. therefore ji.covereth them as a garment 
 Prov. ^. t 31. envy thou not a man of v. 
 
 4. 17. for they drink the wine of v. . 
 
 10. 6. V. covereth the mouth of the wicked, 11. 
 
 1 . 3 ! 2. the soul of the transgressors shall eat v. 
 
 28. 17 . a man that doeth r. to the blood ot any 
 Era. 53. 9 . because he had done nor. nor was deceit 
 39,' 6. and the act of v. is in their hands 
 60. 18. r. shall no more be heard in thy lanJ 
 Jer. 6. 7 . V. and spoil is heard in her, betore me 
 
 20 . 8 . for since 1 spake, I cried v. and spoil 
 22 . . 3 . and do no wrong, do no v. to the stranger 
 17 . thine eyes, thy heart are for v to do it 
 
 2.3. + 10. their v. is evil, their force not right 
 
 51. 35. V. done tome and my flesh be upon Babylon. 
 46. a rumour, v. in the land, ruler against ruler, 
 
VIR 
 
 VIR 
 
 VIS 
 
 E,zek. 7- H* V. ir. risen up into a rod of wickedness 
 23. make a chain, for the city is full of z;. 
 
 8. 17. they have Idled the land %\ith v. 28. If). 
 
 12. 19. because of the v. ot them that dwell 
 18. 7. if a man hatl) spoiled none by ?•. 16. 
 
 12. hut if he hath spoiled and oppressed tiy v. 18. 
 £2. t26. her priests have olfered v. to my law 
 45. 9. O princes t)f Israel, remove v. and spoil 
 Joel 3. 19. i'lloin shall he a w ilderness for the v. 
 Amos 3. 10. who store up v. in their palaces 
 6. 3. ye that cause the seat of v. to come near 
 Ofiad. 10. for thy v. shame shall cover thee 
 Jonah 3. 8. let them turn every one from the v. 
 J^ltc. 2. 2. they covet fields, and take them by v. 
 
 6. 12. for the rich men thereof are full oft. 
 
 Jlab. 1. 2. how long^ shall 1 cry out to thee of v. 
 
 3. f. is before me 1|9. they shall come all for v. 
 
 2. 8. and for the v. of the land, of the city 
 17 . t-'. of I.ebanon cover thee, v. of the land 
 
 Zeph. 1. 9 . fill their masters’ hous. with v. and deceit 
 
 3. 4. her priests have done v. to the law 
 
 iSlal. 2. 16 . for one covereth v. w ith his gai'ment 
 Mat. 11. 12. the kingdom of heaven suffereth zj. 
 JLvke^. 14. do V. to no man,nor accuse any falsely 
 Acts 5. 26 . the captain brought them without v. 
 
 £1. .35. Paul borne of soldiers for v. of people 
 27 . 41. the hinder part was broken for v. of waves 
 JJed. 11. 34. through faith quenched the v. of fiie 
 Jiev. 18. 21. with v. shall Babylon be thrown down 
 VlOLEN'l. 
 
 2 Sr.m. 22. 49. thou hast lifted me up on high, thou 
 hast delivered me from the d. man, Psal. 18. 48. 
 Psal. 7 . 16 . his V. dealing come on his own pate 
 86. 14. the assemblies of z;. men sought my soul 
 140. 1. preserve me from the v. man, 4. 
 
 11. evil shall hunt the r. man to overthrow him 
 Prov. 16. 29. a v. man enticeth his neighbour 
 Eccl. 5. 8. if thou seest v. perverting of judgment 
 JUat. 11. 12. the v. take it by force, heaven 
 VIOLENTLY. 
 
 Cen, Ql. €5. jAbimelech’s servants had v. taken 
 Per. 6. 4. he shall restore that which he took z;. 
 Pent. 28. 31. thine ass shall be v. taken away 
 Job (10. 19 . he hath z>. taken away an house 
 24. 2. they v. take aw ay flocks, and feed thereof 
 119. draught and lieat v. take the snow waters 
 Jsa. 22. 18. he. w ill surely z.'. turn and toss thee 
 Lam. 2. 6. he hath r. taken away his tabernacle 
 Mat. 8. 32. w hole herd of swine Van v. into the sea, 
 and perished in waters, 'Mark 5. 13. Luke 8. 33. 
 VIOLET. 
 
 P.sih. 1. + 6. where were green and v. hangings 
 8.115. Mordecai went out in apparel of v. 
 VIPER. 
 
 A serpent, about half a yard in length, but the 
 most poisonous in ii.t bite of all the Err. ppean ser¬ 
 pents. It is called vipera, guasi vivipara, because 
 it brmgs forth its young alive. Getterally the vi¬ 
 per is not very long, the largest being not above 
 half an ell long, and its thickness not above an 
 inch. It has a flat head, u'ith a snout rising up, 
 like that of a pig. The male has only fwo teeth, 
 hut the female has several ; and the male is said 
 to be commonly blacker than the female. It is 
 said, that uhen the viper brings forth, the young 
 ones kill the dam ; but this is contradicted by 
 experience. Though she brings forth her young 
 alive, they are inclosed in little skins, that break 
 open on the third day. The poison of the viper 
 is very dangerous, but its flesh is good in many 
 distempers. 
 
 The viper is mentimed in several places of Scrip¬ 
 ture. .lob 20. 16. The viper’s tongue shall slay 
 him. The Hebrew word Peten, they say, rather 
 signifies the asp than the viper. Isaiah .speaks 
 also of the viper. Isa. .30. 6. where the Hebrew 
 has Ephee ; which is thought to he the true name 
 of the v iper, John the Baptist, and afterwards 
 our Saviour, called the Scribes and Pharisees a 
 generation of vipers, a tricked brood of wicked 
 parents, who by their poisonous doctrines ruined 
 the souls of men. Mat. 3. 7- I 12. 34. 
 
 .Job 20.16. of asps, the v. tongue shall slay him 
 Isa. .30. 6. from whence come the v. and serpent 
 41. + 24. your work is worse than of a v. 
 
 59. 5. that which is crushed breaks out info a v. 
 ActsQS. 3. there came v. and fasten, on Paul’s hand 
 VIPERS. 
 
 Mat. 3. 7 . O generation of z;. 12. 34.1 23. 33. Luke 
 VIRGIN, [. 3 . 7 . 
 
 Tn Greek, napQevo^] in Hebrew, Almah. These 
 words properly signify an unmarried young woman, 
 that has preserved the purity of her body. In this 
 sense we meet with it in the famous passage of 
 Isaiah, Behold, a virgiri shall conceive and bear 
 a son, Isa. 7. 14. meaning, she would be a virgin 
 as well after as before her bringing forth. But 
 so?neti?nes virgin is made use of to express a young 
 woman, whether she has kept her virginity or no. 
 Joel 1. 8. T.ament like a virgin girded with sack¬ 
 cloth for the husband of her youth. The more 
 precisely to express the state of virginity , the Berip- 
 ture often adds to the words maid or virgin, these 
 or such like words, neither had any man known 
 her, Gen. 24. 16. Nxim. 31.17- 
 'The Hebrew word Almah, signifies a person con¬ 
 cealed ; for young unmarried women lived in re¬ 
 tired apartments, where the men did not use to 
 go ; and when young women were obliged to go 
 out. they were always veiled, and never appeared 
 uncovered hut before theirxiearest relations. IVhen 
 Amnoxi, the son of David, had conceived a vio¬ 
 lent passion for his sister Taxnar, he could not 
 get private converse with her because she was a 
 virgin, axid kept up very close. 2 Sam. 1.3. 2. For 
 she was a virgin, and Amnon thought it hard 
 for him to do any thing to her. find in the book 
 of Maccabees, it is said that when Heliodorus 
 came to Jerusalem, to take away the treasures of 
 the temple, the most recluse virgins came out <f 
 their retirements; some appeared in the streets, 
 ome at their windows, and others upon the walls, 
 
 538 
 
 2 Macc. 3. 19. And it is well knotm that young 
 wometi tn the East do not ajpear in pxibltc, hut 
 are shut up in their houses and xn their mothers' 
 apartments. 
 
 Virgin is often used in Scripture for a people, a city, 
 a nation. The virgin, the daughter of Babylon, 
 the virgin, the daughter of Zion, the virgin, the 
 daughter of Israel, ^c. 'I hese phrases signify the 
 province, the land, the people of Babylon, Zion, 
 Israel, bjc. The professors of religion in general 
 are called virgins, such as are not defiled with any 
 scandalous sin, nor erroneous opinion. Mat. 25. 
 
 1. 'Ihe kingdom of heaven shall be likened unto 
 ten virgins, which took their lamps. They are 
 all called virgins, because they made profession of 
 holiness; yet only five de.served the name, they 
 having iwt only a profes.-ion, but a true Jaith and 
 love to feed their profes.non: the others made a 
 profe.^siim, but had not the truth of grace in the 
 heart. 'The character of virgins is principally givm 
 to those that adhere stedfastly to Christ, and abhor 
 every thing that has any sheio of violating their 
 fidelity to him. Rev. 14. 4. '1 hese are they w hich 
 are not defiled with women, that are not cor¬ 
 rupted with the erroneous doctrine and idolatrotu 
 Worship of the anti-chiistian church, for they are 
 virgins: 'They keep close to Christ in all his or¬ 
 dinances, and are led hy his word and Spirit. 
 'The apostle says, I have espoused you to one 
 husband, that 1 may present vou as a chaste vir¬ 
 gin to Christ, 2 Q'or. 11. 2. 
 
 Gen.dk. 16 . Rebekah was fair to look upon, a v, 
 
 43. when the v. cometh forth to draw water 
 Lev. 21. .3. for his sistei', a v. he may be defiled 
 
 14. he shall take a v. of his own people to wife 
 Dent. 22. 19. he brought an evil name upon a y. 
 _^2.3. a V. betrothed || 28. a y. not betrothed 
 .32. 25. destroy both the young man and the v. 
 dSarii. 13.2. Amnon fell sick for Tamar,she was a Z). 
 2 Kings 19. £1. the v. the daughter of Zion hathde- 
 spised thee and laughed thee to scorn, Isa. . 37 . £2. 
 Isa. 7 . 14. behold a v. shall conceive. Mat. 1.23. 
 
 2.3. 12. shalt no more rejoice. O thou oppressed v. 
 47 . 1. come down and sit in the dust, O v. of Bab. 
 62 . 5. for as a j oung man marrieth a z;. so thy sons 
 Jer. 14. 17 . the v. daughter of my people is broken 
 18. 1.3. V. of Israel hath done a horrible thing 
 31.4. and thou shalt be built, O v. of Israel 
 
 1.3. then shall the v. rejoice in the dance 
 
 21. turn again, O v. of Israel, to these thy cities 
 46. 11. take balm,0 v. the daughter of Egypt 
 Lam. 1.15. Lord hath trodden z;. daughter of Judah 
 2.13. that I may comfort lhee,0 ^.daughter of Zion 
 Joel 1. 8. lament like a v. gilded with sackcloth 
 Amos 5. 2. the v. of Israel is fallen, no more rise 
 Luke 1 . 27 . the angel was sent from God to a v. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 28. if a v. marry, she hath not sinned 
 34. there is difference between a wife and a v. 
 
 . 37 . decreed that he will keep his z;. doeth well 
 
 2 Cor. 11.2. that I may present you as a chaste v. 
 
 VIRGINS. 
 
 Exod. 22. 17 . shall pay according to the dowry of r. 
 2 Sam. 13. 18. were kings’daughters z). apparelled 
 Esth. 2. 17 . Pfsther found favour above all they. 
 Psal. 45. 14. the v. her companions that follow her 
 Cant. 1. .3. as ointment, therefore do the v. love thee 
 
 6. 8. threescore queens and v. without number 
 Isa. 2.3. 4. 1 travail not, nor clo 1 bring up v. 
 
 Lam. 1. 4. her priests sigh, her z-. are afflicted 
 18. my z;. anti young men are gone into captivity 
 
 2. 10. the V. of .lerusalem hang down their heads 
 21. V. and young men are fallen by the sword 
 Amos 8. 1.3. in that da.v shall the fair v. faint 
 Mat. 25. 1. kingdom of heaven is likened to ten v. 
 ActsQl.g. Philiphad four daughters, z'. prophesied 
 1 Cor. 7 . 25. concerning v. 1 have no commandment 
 liev. 14. 4. which are not defiled, for they aie v. 
 Young VI R GIN S. 
 
 Judg. 21. 12. at .labesh-gilead were four hundred 
 
 young V. 
 
 1 Kings 1.2. let there be soug’ot for king a young v. 
 Esth. 2. 2. let there be fa'n'young v. sought for king 
 
 3. they may gather together all the fair young v. 
 VIRGIN ITY. 
 
 Lev. 21. 13. he shall fake a wife in her v. 
 
 Dent 22. 15. bring the tokens of her v. 17, 20. 
 
 Judg. 11. . 37 . that I may bewail my v. 38. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 3. they bruised the teats of their y. 8. 
 
 Luke 2. 36. Anna lived seven years from her y. 
 VIRTUE, 
 
 In Greek, apevri, or Swagi?. It is in opposition to 
 vice, and is taken, (1) Lor moral \'\tX\xo, probity 
 of manners among men, as the genertcal word that 
 contains all moral and Christian vii tues under it ; 
 in this sense it is used, Phil.4. 8 . If there be any 
 virtue, think on these things. If there be any 
 other commendable practice amongst any, dili¬ 
 gently consider and practise it. ((f) It is taken 
 for the power, the wisdom, the goodness, and truth 
 of God, which he manifests in bringing the elect 
 out of a state of ignorance and unbelief into his mar¬ 
 vellous light, 1 Pet. 2 . 9. 'i hat ye should shew 
 forth the praises [or virtues] of him who hath cal ted 
 you out of darkness intohismarvellous light. Also 
 in Mark 5. .30. virtue is put jor power, Jesus know¬ 
 ing that virtue had gone out of him. (.3) It is 
 taken for Christian courage and resolufiim in all 
 dangers and troubles that persons may meet w ith. 
 2 Pet. 1 . 5. Add to your faith, virtue. (4) It is 
 put for miracles. Mat. 7 . 22. Have we not done 
 many wonderful works in thy name. In the 
 original it is hvvaixeis wiiWa<:, many virtues. 
 ]\Iark5. .30. V. had gone out of him, Luke(i.\9. 1 8.46. 
 Phil. 4. 8 . if there he any v. think on these things 
 
 2 Pet. 1.3. of him that hath called usfogloryand v. 
 
 5. add to your faith y. ami to y. knowledge 
 
 VIRIUES. 
 
 1 Pet. 2.19. that ye should shew forth tlie v. of him 
 VIRTUOUS. 
 
 J'uth ,3.11. all know that thou art a v. woman 
 Prov. 12. 4. a y. woman is a crown to her husband 
 31.10. who can find y. woman ? price above rubies 
 
 VIRTUOUSLY, 
 
 Prov. 31.29. many daughters have done v. but thou 
 VISAGE. 
 
 Isa. 52. 14. his r. was marred more than any man 
 
 1, am. 4. 8. their v. is blacker than a coal 
 Dan. 3. 19 . and tlie form of his v. was changed 
 
 VISIBLE. 
 
 Col. 1.16. by him were all things created, z>. and inv. 
 VISION. 
 
 See the Signification on Prophet, Oracle, 
 'IHUWMIM, Visit. 
 
 Kum. 24.4. which saw the v. of ttie Almighty, 16. 
 
 1 ■''am. .3. 1. word was precious, tltere was no open v. 
 
 15. and Samuel feared to shew Eli the r. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 17 . according to all these words and this 
 
 y. so (lid Nathan speak to David, 1 Chr. 17 . 15. 
 2 Chron. 32. .32. they are written in the v. of Isaiah 
 Joh 20 . 8 . be chased away as a y. of the night 
 Psal. 89. 19 . tliou spakest in y. to thy Holy One 
 Prov. 29. 18. where there is no y. the people peiisli 
 Isa. 1 . 1 . the y.of Isaiah |l Chad. 1. y. of Obadiah 
 
 21. 2. a grievous y. is declared unto me 
 
 22. 1. the burden of the value of y. 5. 
 
 28. 7. they err in v. they stumble in judgment 
 
 29. 7- they shall be as a dream of a nighty. 
 
 11. the y. is Izecome as a liook that is sealed 
 Jer. 14. 14. they prophesy unto you a false v. 
 
 2.3. 16. they speak a y. of their own heart 
 Lam. 2. 9. her prophets find no y. from the Lord 
 Ezek. 7 . 1.3 y. is touching the whole multitude 
 
 £6. then sliall they seek a y. of the prophet 
 8. 4. according to the v. that 1 saw, 11. 24. | 4.3. 3. 
 
 12. 22. days are prolonued and every y. faileth 
 
 23. say to them, the effect of every v. is at hand 
 
 24. there shall be no more any vain v. nor divinat 
 27 . the V. that lie seelh is for many days to come 
 
 13. 7 . have ye not seen a vain y. and spoken' 
 
 Dan. 2. 19. was revealed to Daniel in aniubt v. 
 
 7 . 2. 1 saw in my y, by night, the four winds strove 
 
 8. 1. a t . appeared unto me, even unto me Daniel 
 
 1.3. how long shall be the y. concerning sacrifice ? 
 
 16. Gabriel, make this man to understand the r. 
 
 17 . for at the time of the end shall be tlie y. 
 
 26. shut up the v. || 27. 1 w as astonished at the y. 
 
 9. 21. whom I liad seen in the v. at the beginning 
 23. consider the v. || 24. and to seal up the y. 
 
 10.1. and he had understanding of the y. 
 
 7 . 1 alone saw tlie y.men with me, saw noty. 8. 
 
 14. foi yet the y. is for many days 
 
 16. by the v. my sorrows are turned upon me 
 II. 14. shall exalt themselves to establish the y. 
 Mtc. 3. 6 . night to you that ye shall not have a y. 
 Kah. 1 . 1 . the hook of the v. of Nahum 
 Hab. d. 2. w rite the y. and make it plain on tables 
 3. for the y. is yet for an appointed time, at end 
 Zech. 1.3. 4. prophets be ashamed every oneot his r. 
 Mat. 17 . 9. charged, saying, tell the. y. to no man 
 Luke 1 . 22 . they perceived that he had seen a v. 
 24. 23. saying, that they had seen a y. of angels 
 Acts 10. 17 . while Peter doubted of tlie y. 19. 
 
 11. 5. in a trance I saw a y. a vessel descend 
 
 12. 9. wist not it was true, but thought he saw ay. 
 16. 9. a V. appeared to Paul in the night, 18. 9. 
 
 26. 19 . I was not disobedient to the heavenly y. 
 
 liev. 9. 17 . and thus 1 saw the horses in tlie y. 
 
 In a VLSION. 
 
 Gen. 15.1. word of the Lord came to Abram in a r. 
 Kum. 12.6.1 will makemyself known to liim in ar. 
 Ezek. 11. 24. brought me tn a v. by the Spirit of G. 
 Dun. 8.2. 1 saw in a v. and I was by the river Ulai 
 Acts 9 . 10. to Ananias said the Loi'd in a v. 
 
 12. Saul hatli seen tn <z y. a man named Ananias 
 
 10. 3. Cornelius saw in a v. an angel of Go<l 
 
 VISIONS. 
 
 Gen. 46. 2. God spake to Israel in v. of the night' 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 29.- w ritten in the v. of Iddo the seer 
 26. 5. Zechariah had understanding in y. of God 
 Job 4. 1.3. in thoughts from the v. of the night 
 
 7 . 14. then thou tei rifiest me through y. 
 
 Ezek. 1 . 1 . liPHvens opened, I saw- the v. of God 
 
 8. 3. he brouglit me in the r. of God to Jerusalem 
 
 1.3. 16. prophets which see r.of peace for her 
 40. 2. in y. lie brought me to tlie land of Israel. 
 
 Dan. 1. 17 . Daniel liad understanding in all y. 
 
 2. 28. the V. of thy liead on thy bed, are tliese 
 
 4. 5. and the v. of my head troubled me 
 
 7 . 1. Daniel had v. of l;is head upon bis bed 
 7 . I saw in the night v. and behold, 13. 
 
 15. and the y. of niy head troublezi me 
 
 Hos. 12 . 10 . 1 have multiplied v. I used similitudes 
 Joel 2 . £ 8 . your young men shall see v. Acts 2 . 17 . 
 2 Cor. 12. 1. 1 w ill come to r. and revelations 
 ’^HSIT. 
 
 God visits men both in mercy and in wrath. He 
 visited Sarah in his mercy, and gave her a son, 
 Gen. 21. 1. He visited the Israelites in Egypt, 
 and sent Alo'cs to deliver them, Exod. 3. 16. He 
 visited Hannah the mother of Samuel, and gave 
 her sons and daughters. 1 .^am. 2. 21. And he 
 visited and redeemed his people by the coming of 
 the IMessiah, Luke 1. 68. God visits also in hts 
 wrath and tti his vengeance. He visits the ini¬ 
 quity of the fathers upon the children, to the 
 tliird and fourth generations, Exod. 20. 5. visiting, 
 that is, remembering, inquiring into, or punishing. 
 He threatens to visit the iniquity </ the worshippers 
 if the golden calf in the day of his vengeance, 
 Exod. 32. 34. Nothing is more frequent in the 
 language of the prophets, than the verb to visit, 
 taken in the sense of punishing, chastising, and 
 revenging. To visit is also taken for paying visits 
 of civility, friendship, or duty. Moses went to 
 visit his brethren. Acts 7- 23. And Paul and 
 Barnabas went to visit the churches they had 
 planted. Acts 15. .36. 
 
 Vision is a revelation from God, which among the 
 Jews were of four sorts: [1] By the Holy Spirit 
 immediately. Acts 9.10. [2] By Urim and Thum- 
 mim. [3] By a voice from heaven spoken by an 
 angel. Acts 10. 3. [4J By prophecy, which were 
 twofold, either in dreams, or when awake, in a 
 trance, or ecstasy, Acts 10. 3,17.112. 9.116.9. 
 
VO I 
 
 VOI 
 
 VOl 
 
 Oen. 50.24. God willsurelyr. you, 25. Exod. 1.3.19. 
 Exod. .32. .34. when I d. I will v. tlieir sin on them 
 lev I do V. the iniquity thereot upon it 
 
 Job 5 "4. thou slialt v. thy habitation and not sin 
 7.18. that then shouldest v. him every morning 
 E’sal.59-0. O Lord, awake to v. all the heathen 
 80.14- look down from heaven and v. this vine 
 89.' 32. tlien will I v. their transgression with rods 
 100.4. remember me, O v. me with thy salvation 
 /fa. 10. ■H2. 1 will w. upon the stout heart of king 
 
 23. 17 ' the Lord will v. Tyre, she shall turn 
 
 24. t21. Lord shall v. upon the host of high ones 
 Jer. 3. 16. neither shall they v. the ark of the Lord 
 
 5. 9 . shall I not li. for these thinss ' 29. I 9. 9. 
 
 6 15. at time 1 n. them, they shall be cast down 
 
 9. + 25. I will V. upon all that are circumcised 
 
 li. f22. I will V. upon the men of Anathoth 
 13 !+21. wilt thou say when he shall v. on thee 
 ll! 10. will remember iniquity and v. their sins 
 15 ! 15. O Lord, thou knowest, remember and v. 
 
 23. 2. I will V. on you the evil of your doings 
 
 + 34. 1 will V. upon that man and his house 
 ' 25.+ 12. that 1 will v. upon the king of Babylon 
 
 27 . 22 . and there shall they be till 1 v. them 
 
 29.10. 1 will V. you and pertorm iny good word 
 32. 5. and there shall he be till I v. him 
 49 .8. the time I will v. Ksau 1[ 50. 31. d. Babylon 
 Zam- 4. 22. he will v. thine iniquity, O Ldom 
 Z/os. 2.13. 1 will V. on her the days of Baalim 
 8.13. remember, now will he v. their sins, 9. 9. 
 Amos 3. 14. I will also v. the altars of Beth el 
 ZephA.l. Lord shall v. and turn their captivity 
 Zech. 11.16. who shall not v. those that be cut off 
 Aces 7.2:i. it came into his heart to v. his brethren 
 15.14. hath declared how God did v. the Gentiles 
 36. let us go again and v. our brethren in every 
 Tam 1 27. is this, to v. the fatherless and widows 
 VISITATION. 
 
 Nnm. 16. 29 . if they be visited after the v. of all men 
 Job 10. 12. thy v. hath preserved my spirit 
 Isa. 10. 3. what will ye do in the day ot v.? 
 
 Jer. 8. 12. in time of their v. shall be cast down 
 
 10. ' 15. in the time of v. they shall perish, 51.18. 
 
 11.23. 1 will bring evil on the men ot Anathoth, 
 
 ‘ even in the year of their v. 23.12. I 48. 44. 
 
 ■ 46. 21. the time of their v. was come, 50. 27. 
 
 50.+21. go up against the inhabitants ot v. 
 
 Uos. 9. 7 . the days of v. are come, Israel shall know 
 Mic.7.4. thy v. cometh, now shall be perplexity 
 Zute 19.44. thou knewest not the time of thy v. 
 
 1 Pei. 2.12. they mav glorify God in the day of v. 
 VISITED. 
 
 Oe 71 .il. 1. and the Lord v. Sarah as he had said 
 £zod. 3. 16. saying, I have surely v. you 
 4.31. they heard that the Lord had v. Israel 
 Ntt/n. 16. 29 . if they be tj. after visitation of all men 
 Jud//. 15. 1. that Samson p. his wife with a kid 
 JiuPi 1 .6. she heard how the Lord had v. his people 
 1 S’ffw. 2.21. the Lord v. Hannah, she conceived 
 Job 35.15. now it is not so, he hath v. in his anger 
 Psal. 17 . 3 . thou hast v. me, thou hast tried me 
 Prov. 19 . 2 . 3 . he shall not be v. with evil 
 Isa. a. 22. after many days shall they be v. 
 
 26. 14. therefore hast thou zi. and destroyed them 
 
 16. Lord, in trouble have they v. thee 
 
 29 . 6 . thou shalt be V. of the Lord with thunder 
 Jer. 6.6. .lerusalem is the city to be v. oppression 
 
 2.3. 2. ye scattered my dock and have not v. them 
 Esek.38.8. after many days thou slialt be v. 
 
 Zech. 10. 3. the Lord of hosts hath v. his flock 
 jUa7. 25. .36. I was sick, ye v. me 1| 43. ye v. me not 
 Z 7 de 1. 68. he hath v. and redeemed his people 
 78. the day-sprine- from on high hath v. us 
 7.16. saying, that God hath v. his people 
 VISI TEST. 
 
 Psa/. 8. 4. son of man that thou v. him, Heb. 2. 6. 
 
 65. 9. thou V. the earth and waterest it, enrichest 
 VlSl I'ETH. 
 
 Job 31.14. when he v. what shall I answer him ? 
 VISITING. 
 
 20.5. r. the iniquity of the fathers tipon the 
 children, .34. ?• iV+zw. 14.18. Deut.5.9. 
 VOCA ITON. 
 
 Eph. 4.1.1 beseech that ye walk worthy of the v. 
 
 ^ VOICE. 
 
 J3y this word is 7iot only 7mderstood the voice of a 
 mail or beast, but all other sorts of sourids, noises, 
 or cries. Arid even thunder has often the name of 
 the voice of God given to it. Pharaoh begged of 
 Hoses to entreat the Lord that there might be no 
 more mighty thunderings, in Hebrew, voices of 
 God, Exod. 9; 28. • Elihu says. Hear attentively 
 the noise of his voice. And in Psal. 29. the voice 
 of the Lord is frequently /jzzr/or thunder, lo hear 
 or to hearken to any one’s voice, is to obey him. 
 Exod. 15. 26. If thou wilt diligently hearken to 
 the voice of the Lord thy God, I will put none ot 
 tliese diseases upon thee, which I have brought 
 upon the Egyptians. Our ISaviour says, that liis 
 sheep hear his voice, and follow him ; that is, 
 they obey him, they depend upon his ministry, and 
 imitate his example, .lohn 10. 27* 'I'he spouse 
 says. Cant. 2. 8. The voice of my beloved; I 
 hear the voice of Christ, in the ministry of the 
 word and motions of his Spirit. 
 
 To change the voice. Gal. 4. 20. I desire to change 
 my voice. The apostle was forced to write some¬ 
 what roughly and sharply, as iri chap. 3. ver. 1. 
 iNow he wishes to be present with the Galatians, 
 and to. order matters so, that if possible, he 
 might have occasion to rejoice with them and 
 comfort them, instead of complaining of them 
 and reproving them. 
 
 The daughter of the voice, called in Hebrew, 
 Bath kol, was, as the Jewish writers say, a pre¬ 
 ternatural way in which God discovered his will 
 to them, after the word of prophecy had ceased 
 in Israel. The generality of their traditions, and 
 the customs of their nation, are founded on this 
 Bath-kol. They pretend that God revealed them 
 to their elders, not by any articulate prophecy, but 
 iy some secret inspiration, or by some tradition 
 
 which they call the daughter of the voice. They 
 pretend, that the daughter of the voice, is a voice 
 from heaven, heard in an articulate manner, much 
 after the same way as the voice which called 
 young Hamuel, when God revealed to him ichat 
 was to befall the high priest Eli and his family. 
 God then called him three times with an articulate 
 voice ; and isamuel replied in the same manner as 
 he would have answered a man, not knowing as yet 
 how to distinguish the voice oj God, 1 Sam. 3. 4, 
 5, &c. Or, the daughter of the voice, resembles 
 that which was uttered from the sanctuary, when 
 the Lord spake to Moses, or answered the high 
 priest, who consulted him by the Urim and Ihuin- 
 mim. These two sorts of voices were, as one may 
 say, the mother of that other voice which succeed¬ 
 ed them, and was Bath-kol, daughter-zwce, 
 
 or daughter of the voice, because it was, as it 
 were, the daughter of this first voice. 
 
 The Bath-kol, as Dr. Prideaux shews, was a fan¬ 
 tastical way of divination, invented by the Jews, 
 like the Sortes Virgilianas among the heathens. 
 For as with them the words first dipt at in the book 
 of that poet, was theoracle whereby they prognosti¬ 
 cated those future events ivhiih they desired to he 
 itiformed of; so with the Jews, when they appealed 
 to Bath-kol, the next words-which they should hear 
 from any one's mouth wce the same oracle to them. 
 It is said in the Talmud, that two Rabbins, de¬ 
 sirous of insiting their friend Rabbi Samuel, Doc¬ 
 tor of Rabylon, said one to another, let us follow 
 the direction of Bath-kol ; as they were passing by 
 a school, they heard a young lad reading this pas¬ 
 sage of the first book of Samuel, chap. 25. ver. 1. 
 And Samuel died. From thence they concluded 
 that Samuel was dead. The event justified what 
 they had prognosticated, for they found that at 
 that time Rabbi Samuel of Babylon had departed 
 this life. These casual and odd oracles were es¬ 
 teemed as voices of God's appointment. 
 
 Gen. 4. 10. the v. of thy brother's blood crieth 
 27 . 22 . the zz. is .lacob’s v. but the hands are Esau’s 
 
 29 . 11. and .Jacob lifted up his v. and wept 
 
 39 . 15. when he heard that 1 lifted up my v. 
 
 Exod. 4. 8. they will believe the v. of the latter sign 
 
 19. 19. Moses spake, God answered him by a v. 
 
 23. 21. beware of him, obey his v. provoke not 
 
 24. 3 . and all the people answered with one z;. 
 
 32. 18. it is not the v. of them that shout 
 
 Lev. 5. 1. if a soul hear the v. of swearing 
 Num. 14. 1. the congregation lifted up their v. 
 Deut. 4. 30. if thou shalt be obedient to his v. 
 
 8. 20. because ye would not be obedient to his v. 
 Josh. 6. 10. nor make any noise with your v. 
 
 Judg. 18. 3. they knew the v. of the Levite 
 
 1 Sam. 24.16. is this thy v. my son David ' 26. 17. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 14. and the Most High uttered his v. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 26. was no v. nor any that answered, 29. 
 
 + 27 . at noon Elijah said, cry with a great v. 
 
 19 . 12. and after the fire a still small v. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 31. there was neither v. nor hearing 
 7 . 10 . there was no v. of man, but horses tie<l 
 
 19 . 22. against whom hast thou exalted thy v. and 
 lifte'l up thine eyes on high ' La. . 37 . 23. 
 
 1 Citron. 15. 16. by lifting up the v. with joy 
 
 2 C/iron. 24. + 9. made a v. thro’ .Judah and .Jerus. 
 Ezra 1. + 1. Cyrus caused a v. to pass thro’ kingdom 
 Job 2. 12. .Job’s friends lifted up their v. and wept 
 
 . 3 . 7 . to be solitary, let no joyful v. come there 
 29 . + 10. the V. of the nobles was hid 
 .30. 31. my organ into the v. of them that w'eep 
 37 . 4. a V. roareth, he thundereth with the v. 
 
 5. God thundereth marvellously with his v. 
 
 40. 9 . or canst thou thunder with a v. like him ? 
 Psal. 18. 1.3. and the Highest gave his v. 
 
 26. 7 . I may publish with the v. of thanksgiving 
 .31. 22. tliou heardest the z’. of my supplications 
 42. 4. 1 went to house of God with the z^. of joy 
 44. 16. for the zz. of him that reproacheth 
 
 46. 6. he uttered his v. the earth melted 
 
 47 . 1. shout unto God wdth the z;. of triumph 
 66. 19 . he hath attended to the v. of my prayer 
 68. 33. he sendeth out his v. and that a mighty v. 
 74 . 23. forget not the v. of thine enemies 
 
 77 .1. 1 cried unto the Lord with my v. 142. 1. 
 
 18. the V. of thy thunder was in heaven 
 86. 6. attend to the v. of my sui)plications 
 
 9 . 3 . .3. O Lord, the floods have lifted up their v. 
 
 98. 5. sing unto the Lord with the v. of a psalm 
 loe. 5. by reason of the v. of my groaning 
 
 103. 20. hearkening to the v. ot his word 
 
 104. 7 . at v. of thy thunder they hasted away 
 118. 15. V. of rejoicing in tabernacles of righteous 
 141. 1. give ear to my v. when I cry unto thee 
 
 Prov. 1. 20. she uttereth her v. in the streets 
 
 2. .3. if thou liftest up thy v. for understanding 
 5. 13. 1 have not obeyed the v. of my teachers 
 8. 1. doth not under.standing put forth her v. 
 
 4. to you, O men, I call, uiy v. is to sons of men 
 26. + 25. when he maketli his zj. gracious 
 Eccl. 5. 3. a fool’s v. is known by multitude of words 
 
 6. wherefore should God be angry at thy v. ? 
 
 10. 20. for a bird of the air shall 'carry the v. 
 
 12. 4. he shall rise up at the z;. of the bird 
 Cant. 2. 8. the v. of my beloved, behold, he cometh 
 
 12. the V. of the turtle is heard in our land 
 f). 2. it is the v. of my beloved that knocketli 
 ha. 6. 4. posts moved at the v. of him that cried 
 
 13. 2. exalt the v. unto them, shake the hand 
 29 . 4. thy V. be as one that hath a lamiliar spirit 
 .30. 19. be gracious to thee at the z.'. of thy cry 
 31. 4. the lion will not be afraid of their v. 
 
 40. 3. the V. of him that crieth in the wilderness. 
 Mat. 3. .3. Mark 1. 3. l.uke 3. 4. 
 6. V. said, cry H 48. 20. with the v. of singing 
 
 50. 10. that oheyeth the v. of his servant 
 
 51. 3. joy, thanksgiving, and the v. of inelody 
 52.8. with the c. together shall they sing 
 
 65. 19 . 1 will joy in my people, the v. of weeping 
 shall be no more heard in her, nor v. of crying 
 
 66. 6. a r. of noise, a v. from temple, a v. of Lord 
 Jer. 2. + 15 the young lions gave out their v. 
 
 Jer. 4. 15. a v. declareth from Dan and publisheth 
 16. give out their v. against the cities ot .ludah 
 6. 2.3. their v. roareth like the sea, 50. 42. 
 
 7 .34. the V. of mirth, v. of gladness, z-. ot the bride¬ 
 groom, V. of bride, 16. 9- I 25. 10.1 33. 11. 
 8. 19. vi of the cry of the daughter of my people 
 10. 13. when he uttereth his v. there is a multitude 
 of waters in the hertveus, 51. 16. 
 
 25. .36. a V. of the cry of shepherds and an howling 
 
 30. 19 . and the v. of them that make merry' 
 
 31. 15. a V. was heard in Bamah, lamentation 
 16. saith the Ixird, refrain thy z;. from weeping 
 
 46. 22. the v. thereof shall go like a serpent 
 
 48. 3. a V. of crying shall be from Horonaim 
 
 50. 28. the v. ot them that flee and escape 
 
 51. 55. Lord hath destroyed out of her the great v. 
 Ezek. 1. 24. I heard as the v. of the Almighty 
 
 10. 5. as the V. of Almighty God when he speaketh 
 
 23. 42. and a v. of a multitude being at ease 
 
 3.3. .32. a lovely song of one that hath a pleasant v. 
 43. 2. and his z’. was like the noise of many waters, 
 and the earth shined with his glory. Rev. 1.15. 
 Dan. 4. 31. there fell a v. from heaven, saying 
 6. 20. he cried with a lamentable z;. to Daniel 
 10. 6. V. of his worils like the v. of a multitude 
 Joel 2. 11. Ixird shall utter his v. before his army 
 .3. 16. shall utter his v. from .Jerusalem, Amos 1.2. 
 Jonah 2. 9. I will sacrifice with v. of thanksgiving 
 Nah. 2. 7 . shall lead her as with the v. of doves 
 A/ai.3.17.az;.from heaven, this is my beloved Son in 
 whom lam well (ilea.sed, Mark 1. 11. Luke3.22. 
 
 17 . 5. a V. out of the cloud, this is my beloved Son 
 in whom I am well pleased,iiyar/-9.7--f/«^«9.35.36. 
 
 Luke 1. 44. as soon as v. of thy salutation sounded 
 John 1. 2.3. the v. of one crying in the wilderness 
 
 3. 29 . rejoiceth because of the bridegroom’s v. 
 
 10. 4. the sheep follow him, for they know his v. 
 
 5. for they know not the z’. of strangers 
 12. 28. then came a v. saying, 1 have glorified it 
 .30. ttiis V. came not because of me, but for you 
 
 18. 37 . he that is of the truth heareth my v. 
 
 Acts 9 . 7 . hearing a v. but seeing no man 
 
 10. 13. came a z>. saying, rise, Peter, kill and eat 
 
 15. and the v. spake unto him again, 11. 9. 
 
 12. 14. when she knew Peter’s v. she opened not 
 22. it is the v. of a god, and not of a man 
 
 19. 34. all with one v. cried. Great is Diana 
 
 24. 21. except it be for this one v. that I cried 
 
 26. 10. put to death, I gave my v. against them 
 1 Cor. 14. 11. if I know not the meaning of the v. 
 
 19 . that by my v. 1 might teach others also 
 Gal. 4. 20. 1 desire now to change my v. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.16. Lord descend with z.'. of the archangel 
 Heb. 12. 26. whose v. then shook the earth 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 17 . there came a v. from the excellent glory 
 2. 16. the dumb ass speaking with man’s v. 
 
 Rev. 1. 12. 1 turned to see the v. that spake 
 16. 17 . there came a great v. saying, it is done 
 VOICE joined with hear. 
 
 Gen. 4. 23. hear my v. ye wives of Lamech 
 Deut. 4. .33. did ever (leople hear v. of God and live 
 .36. out of heaven he made thee to hear his v, 
 
 5. 25. if we hear the v. of God, we shall die 
 33. 7 . he said, hear. Lord, the v. of .Judah 
 2 Sam. 19. 35. can 1 hear the v. of singing-men ? 
 
 22. 7 . and he did hear my v. out of his temple 
 Job .3. 18. they hear not the z;. of the oppressor 
 , 37 . 2. hear attentively the noise of his v. 
 
 Psal. 5. 3. my v. shalt thou hear in the morning 
 
 27 . 7 . hear, O Lord, when I cry with my v. 28.2. 
 
 I 64. 1. 1 H9. 149. 1 130. 2. 1 1-40.6. 
 55. .3. hear me, because of the v. of the enemy 
 17 . 1 will cry aloud and he shall hear my v. 
 
 95 . 7 . to-day if ye will hear his v. harden not your 
 hearts as in the wilderness, Heb. 3. 7.15. | 4. 7- 
 
 Cant. 2. 14. let me hear thy v. for sweet is thy v. 
 ha. .32. 9 . hear my v. ye careless daughters 
 Jer. 9 . 10. nor can men hear the v. of the cattle 
 Mat. 12. 19. neither shall any man hear his v. 
 
 John 5. 25. the dead hear v. of Sou of God, 28. 
 
 1(>. .3. porter opens, and sheep hear his u. )6. 27- 
 Acts22. 14. and shouldest hear the v. of his mouth 
 Rev. 3. 20. if any man hear my v. and open door 
 See 11 EARU. 
 
 VOICE witli hearken, hearkened. 
 
 Gen. 3. I 7 . because hast hearkened to z;. of thj' wife 
 
 16. 2. and Abram hearkened to the v. of .Sarai 
 21.12. in all Sarah hath said hearken to her v. 
 
 Eiod. 3, 18. and they shall hearken to thy v. 
 
 4. 1. behold, they will not hearken unto my v. 
 
 8. nor hearken to the z;. of the first sign 
 
 9 . if thy will not hearken to thy v. shalt take 
 15. 26. if diligently hearken lo the v. of the Lord 
 18.19. hearken to my z-'. I will give thee counsel 
 
 24. and Moses hearkened to the v. ot Jethro 
 Kum. 14. 22. they have tempted me ten times and 
 
 not hearkened to my v. Deut. 9. 23. | 28. 45. 
 21. 3. the Lord hearkened to the z>. ot Israel 
 Deut. 1. 45. the l.oril would not hearkenXoyowx v~ 
 13. 18. when thou shalt//raiTezz to the ot Lord 
 15. 5. only if thou carefully hearken to the i;. ot the 
 Lord thy God, 26. 17-1 28. 1, 2.1 ,3i). 10 . 
 
 28. 15. if thou wilt not hearken to the z’. ot J,ord 
 Josh. 10. 14. the T.ord hearkened to the v. of a man 
 Judg. 2. 20. this people have not/zezirXe/i«rf to my v. 
 
 1.3. 9 . and God hearkened to the z;. of .Manqah 
 
 20. 13. lienjamin would not hearketi to v.oi l«irael 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. they hearkened not to v. of their father 
 
 8 . 7 . hearken to the v. of the people. 9. 22. 
 
 12. 1. 1 have hearkened to your v. in all ye said 
 19. 6. Saul hearkened to the v. of Jonathan 
 
 25. .35. go in peace, see, I have hearkened to thy v. 
 28. 22. hearken thou to the v. of thy handmaid 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 1!5. he would not hearken to our v. 
 
 13. 14. howbeit, he would not hearken to her r. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 25. Ben hadail hearkened to their v. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 0. if ye will hearken to my v. 
 
 Jobc). 16 . not believe he had hearkened to my r. 
 
 .34. 16. hearken to the v. of my words 
 Psal. 5. 2. hearken to the v. of my cry, my King 
 .58.5. will not hearken to the i.'.of charmers 
 81. 11. my people would not hearken to my v. 
 
vow 
 
 W A F 
 
 W AI 
 
 I 
 
 Cant. 8. 13. the companions hearken to thy v. 
 
 Jer. 18. 19. hearken to v. ot them that contend 
 See Lift, Loud, Loup, Obey, Obeyed. 
 
 voict;.s. 
 
 F.xod. 9. + 28. that there he no more v. of God 
 Luke 17 . 13. the ten lepers lifted up tlieir v. 
 
 23. 23. they were instant with loud r. that he mit’ht 
 be crucified, the v. of them and priests prevailed 
 Acts 13. 27 . because knew not the v. of the prophets 
 22. 22. they lift up their t;. and said, away with 
 V Cor. 14. 10. there are so many v. in the world 
 Jlev. 4. 5. out of the thione proceeded v. 16. 18. 
 
 8. 5. angel cast censer into earth and there were v. 
 
 13. woe, by reason of the other v. of the trumpet 
 
 10. 3. the seven thunders uttered th.eir u. 4. 
 
 11. 15. and there were great v. in heaven 
 
 19 . the temple was opened, and there were v. 
 
 VOID. 
 
 Gen. 1. 2. the earth was witlioutform and v. 
 
 Num. 30. 12. but if her husband made them t). 15. 
 Dent. 32. 28. they are a people v. of counsel 
 1 Kinys 22. 10. kings sat in a place, 2 Ghr. 18. 9. 
 Neh. 5. t 13. even thus be ye shaken out and v. 
 
 Job 15. t 4. makest v. fear and restrainest prayer 
 Fsal. 89. 39 . made v. the covenant of thy servant 
 107 . t40. causeth tliem to wander in a v. place 
 119. 126 . for they have made v. thy law 
 Prov. 11. 12. V. of wisdoni, despiseth hi.s neighbour 
 15. t21. folly is joy to him that is 7 ’. of heart 
 Jsa. 55. 11. my word shall not return to me v. 
 
 Jer, 4. 23. the earth was without form and v. 
 
 19. 7 . I will make v. the counsel of .Judah 
 Nah. 2. 10. iSineveh is empty, y. and waste 
 Acts 24. 16. to liave a conscience v. of offence 
 Horn. 1.1 28. gave them over to a mint! v. of jndgm. 
 .3. 31. do we then make v. the law through faith 
 4 14. if they of the law be lieirs, faith is made v. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 15. 'lest any should make my glorying v. 
 Tit. 1. + 16. to every good work v. ot judgment 
 
 See Unuf.ustsnuing. 
 
 VOI.UMK. 
 
 Psal. 40. 7 . then said I, lo I come, in the v. of the 
 book it is written of me, Heb. 10 . 7 - 
 VOLUN I'AKY. 
 
 Lev. 1. 3. he shall offer it of his own v. will 
 
 7 . 16 . a V. offering shall be eaten the same day 
 PzekAd. 12.pi inces shall prepare a v. burnt-offering 
 Col. 2. 18. in a v. humility and worshipping angels 
 VOLUN I’AUILY. 
 
 Ezek. 46. 12. prepare offerings v. to the Lord 
 
 vomit: 
 
 Job 20.15. he swallowed riches and shall v. them 
 Prov. the moisel eaten thou shalt v. up 
 
 25. 16 . Jest thou be tilled with honey and v. it 
 
 VOMIT. 
 
 Prov. 26. 11. as the dog returneth to his v. so a fool 
 Isa. 19 . 14. as a drunken man staggereth in his v. 
 
 28. 8. for all tables are full ofr. and filthiness 
 Jer. 48. 26. Moabalso shall wallow in his z;. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. the dog is turned to his own v. again 
 
 VO.M TIED. 
 
 Jonah 2. 10. the fish v. out Jonah on dry land 
 VOMITETIf. 
 
 Lev. 18. 25. the land v. out her inhabitants 
 VOW 
 
 Is a promise made to God of doing some good thing 
 hereafter. The u.se of vows is observable in many 
 places of Scripture. When .Jacob rient into Me¬ 
 sopotamia he voiced to God the tenth of his estate, 
 and promised to offer it at Beth el to the honour 
 and set vice of God, Gen. 28. 20, 22. There are 
 several laws for the regulatioji and due execution tff 
 vows. A man might devote himself, or his chil¬ 
 dren, to the Lord. Samuel teas voiced and conse¬ 
 crated to the service of the Lord, and was offered 
 to him, to serve in the tabernacle, 1 Sam. 1. 22, 28. 
 If a man or woman vowed themselves or their 
 children to the Lord, they were obliged to adhere 
 strictly to his service, according to the conditions 
 of the vow ; if not, they were to be redeemed. The 
 price for redeeming persons of such and such an 
 age is particularly limited, J.ev. 27. 2, 3, 5cc. 
 Only if the person teas poor, and could not procure 
 the sum limited, the priest imposed a ransom upon 
 him according to his abilities. 
 
 If any one had voiced an animal that was clean, he 
 had not the libeity of redeeming it, or of exchang¬ 
 ing it, hut was obliged to sacrifice it to the Lord, 
 or give it to the priest according to the manner of 
 his vow\ If it teas an unclean animal, and such 
 as was not allowed to he sacrificed, the priest made a 
 valuation of it ; and if the proprietor would redeem 
 it, he added a fifth part to the value, by way of 
 forfeit. They did the same in proportion, when 
 the thing voiced was a house or a field, isee 
 Lev. 27 . 9, 10, (Stc. They could not devote the 
 firstlings of beasts, because of their own nature 
 they belonged to the Lord, T^ev. 27 . 26. What¬ 
 soever was solemnly devoted to the Lord could nut 
 be redeemed, of whatever nature or quality it was, 
 I.ev. 27 . 28. Concerning the vows of the Naza- 
 rites, i’ee N AZARiTE. 
 
 The vows and promises of children were void, ex¬ 
 cept they were ratified, either by the expicss or 
 tacit consent of their parents. And it was the 
 same with the vows of married women; they 
 were of no validity, except they were confirmed by 
 the express or tacit consent of their husbands, 
 Num. 30. 1, 2, 3, &c. 
 
 Under the New Testament, a vow is either general 
 to all Christians, as that which is made at our 
 baptism; or particular and special, as when we 
 bind ourselves to a greater endeavour, to leave some 
 sin, or perform some duty. A vow, as one ob¬ 
 serves, must be made deliberately and devoutly, for 
 a sudden passion makes not a vow ; and we ought 
 to vow nothing but what is in our power to per¬ 
 form. Some vows are of evil things to an evil 
 end ; such vows ought neither to be made nor kept ; 
 of this kind was the vow or surse which the Jews 
 bound themselves under, who conspired to murder 
 Paul, Acts 23. 12. Some vows are of good things 
 
 MO 
 
 in an evil manner ; such may be made, and tmght 
 to be kept in respect of the matter, but not in re¬ 
 spect of the end; thus, we may vow to give alms, 
 but not to be seen of men. Other vows are of 
 good things in a good manner: and such may he 
 made, and ought to be performed. St. Paul made 
 a vow either of Naza''iteship, or by way of grati¬ 
 tude for some particular mercy. Acts 18. 18. But 
 commentators are not agreed whether this be 
 spoken of Caul, or of Aquila, who is mentioned in 
 the same verse. 
 
 The performance of solemn vows is strictly enjoined 
 ns in Scripture. Eccl. 5. 4. When thou vowest a 
 vow unto God, defer not to pay it: Perform it 
 while the sense of thy obligation is fresh and strong 
 upon thee, lest either ihou seem to repent of thy 
 promises, or lest delays end in denials and resolu¬ 
 tions of non-performance. Solomon adds. For the 
 
 I. ord hath no pleasure in fools ; that is, in hypo¬ 
 critical and perfidious persons, who, when they 
 are in distress, make liberal vows, and when the 
 danger is past, neglect and break them, and so 
 discover toe highest folly, in thinking to mock 
 and deceive the All-seeing and Almighty God. 
 Moses speaks almost in the same words. Dent. 
 23. 21. When thou shalt vow a vow unto the Lord 
 thy God, thou shalt not slack to pay it; for 
 the I.ord will surely require it of thee. The 
 Psalmist in .several places declares that he 
 would pay his vows to the Lord, Psal. 22. 25. | 
 66. 1.3. 
 
 Gen. 28. 20. .Jacob vow-ed a v. saying, 31. 13. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 16. if the sacrifice be a v. 22. 18, 21. 
 
 22. 23. but for a v. it shall not be accepted 
 27 . 2. when a man shall make a singular v. 
 
 Num. 6. 2. when a man shall vow a v. of a Nazarite 
 5. the days of the v. H 21. according to the v. 
 
 15. 3. or a sacrifice in performing a v. 8. 
 
 21. 2. Israel vowed a v. to the I.ord, and said 
 30. 2. if a man vow a v. 1| 3. if a woman vow a v.\ 
 
 4. and her father hear her v. and hold his peace 
 
 9. every v. of a widow shall stand against her 
 
 13. every' v. her husband may estab. or make void 
 Deut. 23. 18. not bring the price of a dog for & v. 
 
 21. when thou shalt vow a v. not slack to pay it 
 Judg. 11. .30. .Jephthah vowed a v. unto the Lord 
 39 . who did with her according to his v. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.11. Hannah vowed a v. and said, O Lord 
 21. Elkanah went up to offer to the Lord his v. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 7 . I pray' thee let me go and pay my v. 
 
 8. for thy servant vowed a v. at Geshur in Syria 
 
 Psal. 65. 1. to thee shall the v. be performed 
 Eccl. 5. 4. when thou vowest a r. defer not to pay 
 Isa. 19. 21. they shall vow a v. unto the Lord 
 Acts 18.18. ha.’ing shorn his head, for he had a v. 
 21. 23. we have four men w hich have a v. on them 
 VOWS. 
 
 Lev. 22.18. that will offer his oblation for all his v. 
 
 23. .38. heside your gifts and beside all your v. 
 Num. 29. . 39 . these ye shall do beside your v. 
 
 30. 4. then all her v. shall stand, 7.9, 11. 
 
 5. not any of her v. or bonds shall stand, 8, 12,' 
 
 14. then he establisheth all her v. or bonds 
 Jleut. 12 . 6 . thither bring your v. 11 , I 7 , 26. 
 
 Job 22. 27 . and thou shalt pay thy v. 
 
 Psal. 22. 25. T w'ill pay my v. 66. 1.3.1 116.14,18. 
 50 . 14. pay thy ». 1156.12. thy v. are upon me, O G. 
 61. 5. for Ihou, O God, hast heard my v. 
 
 8.1 will sing praise that 1 may daily perform myz;. 
 Prov. 7 . 14. this day have 1 paid my v. 
 
 20. 25- it is a snare after v. to make inquiry 
 .31. 2. what my son ? and what (he son of my v. 
 
 Jer. 44. 25. we will surely perform our v. 
 
 Jonah 1. 16 . the men fearerl the T.ord an<l made v. 
 Nah. 1, 15. keep thy solemn feasts, perform thy v. 
 VOW. 
 
 Num. 6. 2. shall separate themselves to v. a vow 
 Dent. 2.3.22. if forbear to c. shall be no sin in thee 
 Psal. 76. 11. V. and pay to the Lord yourGod 
 Eccl. 5. 5. better is it that thou shouldest not v. 
 VOWED. 
 
 Gen. 28. 20. Jacob v. a vow, saying, .31. 13. 
 
 Lev. 27 . 8 . according to his ability that v. shall priest 
 Num. 6. 21. the law of the Nazarites who hath v. 
 
 21. 2. Israel v. a vow to the I.ord and said 
 
 .30. 6. if she had at all an husband when she v. 
 
 10. and if she v. in her husband’s house 
 Deut. 2.3. 2.3. shalt keep according as thou hast v. 
 Judg. 11. 30. Jephthah v. a vow unto the Lord 
 Psal. 132. 2. and v. to the mighty God of Jacob 
 Eccl. 5.4. defer not, pay that which thou hast v. 
 Jonah 2. 9. I will pay that that I have v. 
 
 VOW E.ST. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 4. when thou v. a vow, defer not to pay it 
 VOWETH. 
 
 Mai. 1,14. who V. to the Lord a corrupt thing 
 VOYAGE. 
 
 Acts 27 . 10. I perceive this v. will be with hurt 
 VULTURE, 
 
 A bird of prey, which was declared unclean. Lev. 
 
 II. 14. It is said that vultures upon human 
 flesh ; whence it was that the ancients placed them 
 among birds of ill omen. In J.eviticus the Hebrew 
 word for vulture is Doah, of flying ; but in Deut. 
 14. 13. it is Roah, of seeing, because the vulture 
 sees and smells her prey from far ; hence it is said, 
 that in Hieroglyphics, the vulture signifies sharp¬ 
 ness of sight, .fob speaks of the vulture as having 
 a very quick eye. Job 28. 7. There is a path 
 which the vulture's eye hath not seen. 
 
 Lev. 11. 14. the v. and the kite after his kind shall 
 not be eaten, Deut. 14. 13. 
 .Job 28. 7 . a path which the v. eye hath not seen 
 Isa. 34.15. tliereshall then.also be gathered, every 
 
 one with her mate 
 
 W. 
 
 "WAFER. 
 
 Exod. 29. 23. one w. out of the basket of the unlea¬ 
 vened bread tiiat is before the Lord, Lev. 8. 26. 
 
 Num. 6.19. one cake, one w. on hands of Nazarite 
 WAFERS. 
 
 Exod. 16. 31. manna, the taste of it was like w. 
 
 29 . 2. and w. unleavened anointed with oil 
 Lev. 2. 4. w. anointed with oil, 7 . 12. fium. 6.15. 
 
 WAG. 
 
 Jer. 18.16. every one that passethby shall a:, his head 
 I.am.H. 15. w. their heads at daughter of Jeru.salem 
 Zeph.H. 15. every one that passeth shall w. his hand 
 WAGES. 
 
 Gen. 29.15. tell me what shall thy lo. be ? 
 
 .30. 28. appoint me thy w. and I will gi\ e it 
 .31. 7 . your father changed my w. ten times, 41. 
 
 8. the speckled shall be thy w. then the cattle 
 Exod. 2 . 9 . nurse this cliild, I w ill give thee w. 
 
 Lev. 19 . 13. zz'. of hired not abide with tlieeall night 
 Jer. 22. 13. useth neighbour’s service without w. 
 Ezek. 29.18. yet had ne no w. nor his army 
 19 . her spoil shall be the w. for his army 
 Hag. 1.6. earneth w. to put into a bag with holes 
 Mai. .3. 5. that oppress the hireling in his a'. 
 
 Luke 3. 14. and be content with your w. 
 
 John A. .36. and he that reapeth receiveth w. 
 
 Korn. 6. 23. for the w. of sin is death, but gift of God 
 2 Cor. 11. 8. taking w. of them to do you service 
 2 Pet. 2.15. Balaam loved the w. of unrighteousn. 
 WAGGING. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 39 . and they that passed by reviled him, 
 w. their heads, Mark 15. 29. 
 WAG(;ON. 
 
 Num. 7 . 3. brought a w. for two of the princes 
 WAGGONS. 
 
 Gen. 45. 19. fake you w. out of Egypt, 21. 
 
 27 . w hen .lacob saw the w. Joseph had sent 
 Num. 7 . 7 . two w. four oxen to sons of Gei shon 
 
 8 . four w. and eight oxen to the sons of .Merari 
 Ezek. 2.3. 24. they shall come against thee with 31 , 
 
 WA IJ,. 
 
 Ezek.Vl. 18. w. for the multitude of Egypt 
 Mic. 1.8. therefore 1 will zzi. and howl, go stript 
 Kev. 1. 7 . all kindreds of the earth shall w. for him 
 WAILED. 
 
 Mark 5. .38. he seeth them that wept and w. greatl v 
 WAlIdNG. 
 
 Esth. 4. .3. whither his decree came there was w. 
 Jer. 9.10. for the mountains will 1 take up w. 
 
 18. let them take up a w. for us that our eyes 
 
 19 . fora voice of w. is heard out of Zion 
 
 20. O ye women, teach your daughters w. 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 11 . neither shall there be w. for them 
 27 . 31. they shall weep for thee w ith bitter w. 
 
 Amos 3. 16. w. shall be in all streets, and say, alas, 
 alas ! such as are skilful of lamentation tow. 
 17 . and in all vineyards shall be w. for 1 will pass 
 l^Itc. 1. 8. I will make a w. like the dragons 
 Mat. 1.3. 42. there shall be w. and gnashing teeth, 50. 
 Rev. 18.15. the merchants stand afar off, w. 19. 
 
 V*'A \ I , Verb. 
 
 Num. .35. 20. if he hurl at him by laying of w. 
 
 22. or cast on him any thing without laying w. 
 Jer. 9.8. but in his heart he layeth his w. 
 
 WAIT. 
 
 Num. .3.10. Aar. and sons shall w. on their priest’s- 
 office, 8.24.1 Chron. 2.3. 28. 2 Citron. 5.11. 1 1.3. 10, 
 2 Kings 6. .3.3. should I -w. for the I.ord any longer r 
 Job 3.121. which w. for zleath, but it cometh not 
 
 14. 14. of my time 1 will w. till my change come 
 17 . 1.3. if I w. the grave is my house 
 
 Ps. 25. .“i. let none that -w. on thee be ashamed, 69. 6. 
 5. art God of salvation, on thee do 1 a", all the day 
 
 21. let integrity preserve me, for I a. on thee 
 27 . 14. a’, on the Lord, 37. ,34. /Vor. 20. 22. 
 
 . 37 . 7 . tc. patiently 1| 52. 9. I will w. on thy name 
 
 9 . that a’, on the Lord shall inherit the earth 
 38. t 15. for in thee.O I.ord, do I a. thou wilt 
 .39 7 . Lord, what iv. I for |i 62.5. w. only on God 
 56. 6. they mark my steps when they w. for my soul 
 
 59. 9 . because of his strength will I w. upon thee 
 69. .3. mine eyes fail while I w. for my God 
 104. 27 . these all w. upon thee, 145.15. 
 
 12.3.2. so our eyes a. on the Lord our God 
 1.30. 5. J w. for the Lord, my soul doth w. 
 
 Isa. 8. 17 . 1 'vill w. on the Lord w ho hideth his face 
 
 30. 18. therefore will the Lord w. to be graciou& 
 
 to you, blessed are all they that a. for him 
 40. .31. they that w. on L. shall renew theirstreiigtli 
 42. 4. the isles shall a", for his law 
 49. 23. shall not be ashamed that a’, forme 
 51.5. and the isles shall w. upon me 
 59. 9 . w'e w. for light, but behold obscurity 
 
 60. 9. surely the isles shall w. for me 
 Jer. 14. 22. therefore we will w. upon thee 
 Lam. 3. 25. Lord is good to them that a", for him 
 
 26. it is good that a man hope and quietly w. 
 Hos. 6. 9. as troops of robbers w. for a man 
 
 12. 6. keep mercy and w. on thy God continually 
 Mic. 7 . 7 . 1 will w. for the God of my salvation 
 Hab. 2. 3.though vision tarry, a", for it. it will come 
 Zeph. .3, 8. therefore w. ye upon me, saith the Lord 
 Mark It. 9. that a small ship would w. on him 
 Luke 12. 36. like unto men thatre. for their Lord 
 Acts 1. 4. but w. for the promise of the Father 
 Rom. 8. 25. then do we with patience a-, for it 
 
 12. 7 . or ministry, let us w. on our ministering 
 1 Cor. 9 . 13. w hich si", at the altar arc partakers 
 Gal. 5. 5. we through the Spiiit w. for the hope 
 1 Thess.\. 10. and to w. for his Son from heaven 
 .See I.-ay, Laid, Liars, 
 
 WAI TED. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 18. T have w. for thy salvation, O Txird 
 
 1 Kings 20. .38. the prophet a", foi king by the way 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. a little maid w. on Naamaii’s wife 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 32. and then they a;, on their office, 33. 
 9 .18. porters that a", in king's gate, 2 Chr. .35. 15". 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 6. and the priests a", on their offices 
 Neh. 12. 44. for the priests and I.evites that a'. 
 
 Job 6. 19. the companies of .Sheba w. for them 
 
 15. 22. and he is a", for of the sword 
 
 29 . 21. to me men gave ear, a", and kept silence 
 2.L and they ic. for me as for the rain 
 .30. 26. and when I w. for light darkness came 
 32.4. now Elihu had w, till Job had spoken 
 
W AL 
 
 W AL 
 
 WAL 
 
 Psal.iOA. T a;, patiently for the Lord, he heard 
 106 . 13 . forget his works, they ui. not tor counsel 
 119 . 95 . the wicked have u>. for me to destroy me 
 Jsa. 25. 9. this is our God, we have tv. for him 
 
 26.8. in way of thy judgments have we w. for thee 
 . 3 : 1 .2. be gracious unto us, we have tv. for thee 
 
 Ezei- 19- 5. she saw that she had tv. and her hope lost 
 Mic. 1.12. for the inhabitants of Maroth a', carefully 
 Zec/i. 11.11. the poor of the flock that tv. upon me 
 jyjari 15.43..1osephof Arimathea, whoalsoai.forthe 
 kingdom of G. craved body of .lesus, Luke 23.51. 
 Za/fe 1.21. the people a;, for Zacharias, marvelled 
 Acts 10 . 7 . Cornelius called asoldier that w. on him 
 
 24. Cornelius B). for Peter and certain brethren 
 1?. 16. while Paul tv. for them his spirit was stirred 
 1 Pet. 3.20. long-suffering of God zv. indaysof ^Joah 
 WAl j'E'l'H. 
 
 Joi 24.15 the eye of the adulterer tv. for the twilight 
 Z’ja/.33.20. our soul tv. for Lord our help and shield 
 
 62.1. trill/ my soul tv. upon God, 1.30. 6. 
 
 65.1. praise tv. for thee, O God, in Zion 
 
 Prov. 27 .18. he that tv. on his master be honoured 
 Jsa. 64. 4. he hath prepared for him that tv. for him 
 Van. 12.12. blessed that tv. and cometh to 1335 days 
 Mic 5 . 7 . as showers thatac not for the sons of men 
 Pom.S. 19. tv. for manifestation of the sons of God 
 Jam. 5. 7 . the husbandman tv. for the precious fruit 
 WAITING. 
 
 Num. 8.25. from the age of 50 years shall cease tv. 
 Prov. 8. .34. tv. at gates, u>. at posts of my doors 
 Luke2. 25. Simeon tv. for the consolation of Israel 
 John 5. 3. folk tv. for the moving of the water 
 Jitim.8. 23. we ourselves groan, tv. for the adoption 
 
 1 Cor.i.'i. tv. for coming of our Lord Jesus Christ 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 5. and into the patient tv. for Christ 
 
 WAKE. 
 
 Psal. 1 . 39 .18. when I ai. I am still with thee 
 Jer. 51. 39. may sleep a perpetual sleep and not tv. 
 Joel .3. 9. prepare war, to. up the mighty men 
 1 Thess. 5.10. whether we tv. or sleep live with him 
 WAKED. 
 
 Zeck. 4.1. the angel came again and w. me 
 WAKENED. 
 
 Joel^. 12. let heathen be ai. and come up to valley 
 Zech. 4.1. as a man that is tv. out of Ins sleep 
 WAKEN ETH. 
 
 Jsa. 50. 4. to speak in season, he tv. morning by 
 morning, he tv. mine ear to hear as the learned 
 WAKETH. 
 
 Psa/. 127 .1. except Lord keep watchmen tv. in vain 
 Cant. 5.2. 1 sleep but my heart tv. voice of beloved 
 ‘ WAKING. 
 
 Psal. 77 .4. thou boldest mine eyes tv. I am troubled 
 WALK. 
 
 To walk is one of the actions of the body that de¬ 
 notes motion from one place to another, and is often 
 used in Scripture, for the conversation or manner 
 of life, llom. 6. 4. Epli. 4. 1, I 7 . To walk in 
 darkness, 1 John 1. 6, 7. is to live in a course of 
 itmorance, error, and stn; and to walk in the 
 light, is to live in the ways of truth and holiness. 
 To walk by faith, 2 Cor. 5. 7. is to rely upon 
 Christ for salvation, and to live in the firm belief 
 that the promises of the word will be fulfilled and 
 accomplished. 'I'o walk through the fire, Isa. 43. 
 
 2. is to he exercised with many afflictions. To 
 walk after the flesh. Born. 8. 1. ft to be guided by 
 the sensual appetite, and the principles or dictates 
 of corrupt nature. Tcs-walk in the flesh, 2 Cor. 
 10. 3. is to live a natural life, that is subject to 
 many infirmities and calamities. To walk with 
 God, Gen. 5. 24. is to live in sweet communion 
 with God, having a lively sense of his presence, 
 and endeavouring above all things to please him, 
 and to be approved and accepted of him. To walk 
 after the Spirit, Rom. 8. 1. is to be led and guided 
 by his counsels and motions, to regulate and 
 order our whole conversation according to the rule 
 and direction of God's word and Spirit. 
 
 Gew.24.40. the Lord before whom 1 w. will send 
 48. 15. God before whom my fathers did w. bless 
 Exod. 16.4. whether they will w. in my law or no 
 18.20. shew them the way w herein they must w. 
 
 21. 19 . if he tv. abroad, he that smote shall be quit 
 L.ev. 18. .3. nor shall w. in their ordinances, 20. 23. 
 26. 3. if ye w. in my statutes and keep my com¬ 
 mand. 1 Kings 0. 12. Ezek. .3.3.15. Zech. 3. 7 . 
 
 12. 1 will w. among you, and will be your God 
 21. if ye w. contrary to me 1 will bring, 23, 27. 
 24. then will I w. contrary to you and punish, 28. 
 L)eut. 5. .33. you shall w. in all the ways of the Lord 
 that ye may live, 13. 4.1 28. 9. Etek. .37. 24. 
 ff. 19. if ye w. after other gods ye shall perish 
 
 29. 19 . tho’ I w. in the imagination of my heart 
 .Jw/i. 22.5. take diligent heed to tv. in all his ways 
 Judg. 5. 10. speak, ye that tv. by the way 
 
 1. Sam. 2. 30. thy hou.se should tc. before me for ever 
 .35. he shall tv. before mine anointed for ever 
 
 8. 5. thou art old, thy sons w. not in thy ways 
 1 Kings 3.14. if thou wilt tv. to keep my command¬ 
 ments as thy father David did w. 8. 25. | 9. 4. 
 111. .38. 2C/I/WI.7.17. 
 
 8.2.3. wlw keepest covenant with thy servants that 
 w. before thee with all their heart, 2 Chron. 6. 14. 
 
 36. teach them the good way wherein they shoulcl 
 w. and give rain on thy land, 2 Chron. 6. 27. 
 Psal. 12.8. the wicked w. on every side when vilest 
 
 2.3. 4. tho’ I tv. thro’ the valley ot sliadow of death 
 26. 11. but as for me, I will tv. in mine integrity 
 
 56.1.3. that 1 may w. before God in light of living 
 82. 5. they know not, they to. on in darkness 
 
 84.11. withhold no good from them w. uprightly 
 
 86.11. teach me, O Xord, I will w. in thy truth 
 89.15. they shall w. in light of thy countenance 
 
 30. it his children a’, not in my judgments 
 
 101.2. 1 w’ill w. in my house with a perfect heart 
 
 115. 7 . feet have they, but they tv. not 
 
 116. 9. I will a), before the Lord m land of living 
 
 119 .3. they do no iniquity', they a', in his ways 
 45.1 will w. at liberty, for I seek thy precepts 
 
 1 . 38 . 7 . tho’ I w. in midst of trouble, thou wilt revive 
 
 143.8. cause me to know way wherein I should w. 
 
 Prov. 2. 7 . he is a buckler to them thatai. uprightly 
 20. that thou mayest a. in the way of good men 
 
 3. 23. thenshalt thou a’, in thy way safely 
 Jsa. 2, 3. we will w. in his paths, Mic. A. 2. 
 
 5. O Jacob, let us w. in the light of the Lord 
 
 3. 16. they w. with stretched-torth necks 
 
 8. 11. that I should not a. in the way of this people 
 35. 9. but the redeemed shall w. there 
 40. 31. they that wait on Ld. shall w. and not faint 
 42.5. that giveth spirit to them that w. therein 
 24. for they would not w. in his ways nor obedient 
 59 . 9. wait for brightness, but we w. in darkness 
 Jer. 3. 17 . nor w. after imagination of their heart 
 18. the house of Judah shall w. with Israel 
 
 6. 16 . but they said, we will not w. therein 
 
 7 . 6. if ye w. not after other gods to your hurt 
 
 9. will ye w. after other gods whom ye know not ? 
 9 . 4 . every neighbour will w. with slanders 
 
 13. 10. this evil people, which w. in imagination of 
 their heart, and w. after other gods, 16. 12. I 18.12. 
 
 23. 14. they commit aduliery, and w. in lies 
 42. 3. God may shew us way wherein we may w. 
 Lam. 5. 18. Zion is desolate, the foxes w. upon it 
 Ezek. 11. 20. that they may w. in my statutes 
 . 37 . 24 . they shall a', m my judgments and statutes 
 Dan. 4. . 37 . those that w. in pride he is able to abase 
 Jios. 11. 10. shall ai. after the Ix)rd,roar like a lion 
 
 14. 9. ways of J^ord right, the just shall w. in them 
 Joel2. 8. they shall w. every one in his path 
 Arnos^.^. can two a<. together except they be agreed? 
 Mic. 4. 5. every one will w. in name of his God, 
 
 and we will w. in the name of the Lord our God 
 
 6. 16. and ye w. in the counselsof Omri and Ahab 
 J/ab. .3. 15. thou didst w. thro’ the sea, with horses 
 Zeph. 1. 17 . that they shall w. like blind men 
 Zech. 6. 7 . they might w. to and fro through earth 
 
 10. 12. they shall a>. up and down in his name 
 Mat. 11.5. the lame w. lepers cleansed, Lukel. 22. 
 Mark 7- 5. why w. not thy disciples according to 
 Luke 11. 44. men that w. over them, are not aware 
 
 13. 33. 1 must w. to-day and to-morrow and day 
 24. 17 . what communications as ye w. and are sad ? 
 John7. 1. for Jesus would not w. in Jewry 
 
 8. 12. shal 1 not w. in darkness but have light of life 
 
 11. 9. if any man w. in the day, he stumbleth not 
 
 10. if a man w. in the night, he stumbleth 
 
 Rom. 4.12. who w. in steps of that faith of A braham 
 6. 4. even so we should w. in newmess of life 
 
 8. 1. who w. not after tiesh, but after .Spirit, 4. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7 . for we w. by faith, not by sight 
 
 6. 16. 1 will dwell in them and w. in them 
 
 10. 3. tho’ w'e w. in the Hesh.not war after the flesh 
 Gal. 6. 16. as many as w. according to this rule 
 Eph. 2. 10. God hath ordained we should w. in them 
 
 4. 1. that ye w. worthy of the vocation wherewith 
 
 17 . that ye w. not as other Gentiles in vanity 
 
 5. 15. see then that ye w. circumspectly, not as fools 
 Phil. 3. 17 . brethren, mark them which w. so 
 
 18. many w. of whom 1 told you, and tell weep. 
 Col. 1. 10. that ye might w. worthy of the Lord 
 
 unto all pleasing, being fruitful, 1 Thess.2. 12. 
 
 1 Thess. 4.12. ye may w. honestly to those without 
 
 2 Thess. 3.11. some which w. among you disorderly 
 2 Pet. 2. 10. but chiefly them that w. after the flesh 
 iZc/iwl.O. if say we have fellowship and ai. in dark. 
 
 7 . but if we w. in the light as he is in the light 
 2 John 6. w. after his commandments, as ye have 
 heard from the beginning ye shouhi w. in it 
 5 John 4. to hear that my children w. in the truth 
 Jude 18. mockers should tv. after their ungodly lusts 
 Rev. 3. 4. and they shall w. with me in white 
 
 9. 20. idols that cannot see, nor hear, nor a>. 
 
 16 . 15. blessed is he that watchefh, lest he tv. naked 
 21. 24. the nations shall w. in the light of the city 
 
 WALK, Imperatively. 
 
 Gen. 13.17. arise, w. through the land, Zcj/i. 18. 8. 
 
 17 . L Almighty God, w. before me, and be perfect 
 Psal. 48. 12. w. about Zion and go round about her 
 Prov. 1. 15. my son, w. not in the way with them 
 Eccl. 11. 9 . w. in the ways of thy heart and eyes 
 Isa. 2. 5. O Jacob, let usai. in the sightof the Lord 
 
 .30. 21. a voice saying, this is the way, w. in it 
 50. 11. to. in the light of your fire and in sparks 
 Jer. 6. 16. ask, where is the good way, ai. therein 
 
 25. go not forth into fields, nor w. by the way 
 
 7 . 23. w. ye in all the ways 1 commanded you 
 Ezek. 20.18. w. ye not in statutes of your fathers 
 Zech. 6. 7. they might tv. to and fro thro’ the earth 
 Mat. 9. 5. or to say, rise and w. Mark2.9. Luke 5. 
 
 23. John 5. 8, 11, 12. Acts 3. 6. 
 John 12. .35. w. while ye have the light, lest darkness 
 Rom. 13. 1.3. let us tv. honestly as in the day 
 1 Cor. 7 . 17 . as Lord called every one, so let him w. 
 Gal. 5. 16. w, in the Spirit, and not fulfil lusts, 25. 
 Eph. 5. 2. w. in love || 8. tv. as children ot light 
 Phil. 3. 16. let us a’, by the same rule and mind same 
 Col. 2. 6. as ye have received Christ, so a;, in him 
 4. 5. w. in wisdom toward them that are w ithout 
 To WAT.K. 
 
 Zer.'. 18. 4. to w. in my ordinances, fori am the Lord 
 Deut. 8. 6. to tv. in his wavs, and fear him, 10. 12. 
 
 1 11. 22. I 1.3. 5. 1 19 . 9.1 26. 17 .1 .30. 16. Josh. 
 22. 5. Judg. 2. 22. 1 Kings 2. 3.1 8. 58. 
 
 2 Chron. 6.31. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. take heed to tv. before me in truth 
 
 8. Cl. heart perfect, tow. in his statutes, Ez.55.27. 
 16. 31. a light thing to tv. in the sins of Jeroboam 
 
 2 Kings 10. 31. Jehu took no heed to tv. in law of L. 
 23. 3. Josiah made a covenant to w. after the Lord 
 
 to keep his commandments, 2 Chron. 34. .31. 
 2 Chron. 6.16. that children take heed tow. in my law 
 Keh. 5. 9 . ought ye not to w. in the fear of God I 
 10. 29 . they entered into an oath to w. in God’s law 
 J’sal. 78. 10. they refused to tv. in his law 
 Prov. 2. 1.3. leave right to w. in wa\s of darkness 
 Eccl. 6. 8. poor that knowelh to tv. before the living 
 Jer. 18. 15. to w. in paths, in a way not cast up 
 
 26. 4. if ye will not hearken to tv. in my law 
 .31. 9. 1 w ill cause them to w. in a straight way 
 
 Ezek. .36. 12. 1 will cause men to w. npoii you 
 Dan. 9. 10. nor have we obeyed tow. in his'laws 
 Aiic. 6. 8. and to w. humbly w ith tliy God 
 
 Hab. .3. 19. he will make me to w. on high places 
 Zech. 1 . 10 . whom Lord hath sent to w. to and fro 
 .3. 7 . will give places tow. among these that stand by 
 Alat. 15. .31. saw the lame tow. they glorified God 
 Luke 20 . 46. the scribes desire to w. in long robes 
 Acts 3. 12. as though w e had made this man to tv. 
 
 14. 16 . suffered all nations to a’, in their own ways 
 21 . 21 . to circumcise, nor tow. after their customs 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 1 . how you ought to w. and to please G 
 1 John 2. 6 . ought himself so to w. as he walked 
 WALKED. 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. Enoch w. with God, and was not, 22. 
 
 6. 9 . Noah w-as a just man, and w. with God 
 Exod. 14. 29. Isiael w. upon the dry land in the sea 
 Zer. 26. 40. that also they have w. contrary to me 
 Josh. 5. 6. Israel w. forty years in the wilderness 
 Judg. 2. 17 . turned outof the way their fathers w. in 
 
 5. 6. in days ot Jael the travellers w. thro’ by-paths 
 11. 16. when Israel w. through the wilderness 
 
 1 Sam. 8. .3. Samuel’s sons w. not in his wavs 
 
 2 ■''am. 2. 29. Abner and his men w. all that night 
 II. 2. David w. on the roof of the king’s house 
 
 1 Kniys 8. 25. that they walk bef. me as thou hast w. 
 
 9 . 4. as David thy father w. 2 Chron. 6. 16. (7. 17 . 
 11. 33. have not w. in my ways, to do right in my 
 
 eyes, Ezek. 5. 6, 7. I D. 12. I 20. 13, 16, 21. 
 
 15. 26. he w. in the way of his father, 22. 52. 
 
 34. Baasha did evil in sight of Lord and w. in way 
 of .leroboam, 16 . 2. 2 Kings 13. 6 . 1 17 . 22. 
 
 2 Kings 4. .35. he returned, and w. in house to and fro 
 17 . 8. Iloshea w. in tlie statutes of the heathen 
 
 19. .ludah kept not commands of Lord, but a’, in 
 statutes of Israel w hich they made, 2 Chr. 21. 13. 
 
 21. 22. Amon forsook the Lord, and w. not in way 
 
 of Lord, Jer. 9. 13. I .32. 23. | 44. 10, 23. 
 
 22. 2 . Josiah tv. in the ways of David, 2 Chr. 34 . 2. 
 2 Chr. 11 . 17 . for three years they tv. in way of Dav. 
 
 17. 4. Jehoshaphat w. in fiod’s commandments 
 
 21. 12. hast not w. in tiie w ays of Jehoshaphat 
 Job 29 ., .3. when by his light I w. thro’ darkness 
 
 31 . 7 . if mine heart w. after mine eyes, and any blot 
 Psal. 55. 14. we w. to the house of God in company 
 81.12. to hearts’ lusts, they tv. in theirown counsels 
 1.3. O that Israel had w. in my ways! 
 
 142. .3. in the way 1 tv. have they laid a snare 
 Jsa. 9. 2. people that tv. in darkness seen great light 
 20. 3. as my servant Isaiah hath w. naked for a sign 
 Jer. 2. 5. that they have tv. after vanity, 8. 
 
 7 . 24. but w. in counsels of their evil heart, 11, 8. 
 
 8. 2. after whom they have w. 9. 14. 1 16. 11. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 47 . yet hast not thou tv. after their wavs 
 
 18. 9 . hath w. in my statutes and judgments, l’7. 
 2.3. 31. thou hast w. in the way of thy sister 
 
 28. 14. hast tv. in tlie nudst of the stones of fire 
 Amos 2. 4. after the way which their fathers w. 
 Nall. 2. 11. where the lion, even the old lion, w. 
 Zech. 1.11. we have w. to and fro thro’ earth, 6. 7. 
 Mai. .3. 14. what profit that we have w. mournfully ? 
 A]ark5. 42. Straightway the damsel arose and w. 
 
 16. 12. Jesus appeared to two of them as they w. 
 John 6. 66. many disciples w. no more with him 
 
 11. 54. .lesus w. no more openly among the Jews 
 Acts 3. 8. and he leaping up, stood and w. 14. 10. 
 
 14. 8. a cripple from the womb, who never had w. 
 2 Cor. 10. 2. who think as if we w. according to flesli 
 
 12. 18. did Titus make gain of you ? w. we not in 
 
 the same spirit ? tv. we not in the same steps r 
 Gal. 2. 14. but when I saw they w. not uprightly 
 Eph. 2. 2. wherein in time past ye w. Col. 3 . 7 . 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. when we tv. in lasciviousness, in lusts 
 Tie WALKED. 
 
 1 Kings .3. 6. to David, as he w. before thee in truth 
 
 15. 3. Abijam w. in all the sins of his father, which 
 
 he had done before him, 2 Kings 21. 21. 
 
 16. 26. for he w. in all the ways of Jeroboam 
 
 22. 4.3. he tv. in all the ways of Asa, 2 Chr. 20. .32. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 18. and he w. in the ways of the kings of 
 
 Israel, 16. .3. 2 Chron. 21. 6. | 28. 2. 
 27 . and he w. in the w'ay of the kings of Israel as 
 did the house of Ahab, 2 Chron. 22. .3, 5. 
 2 Chron. 17. .3. he w. in the first ways of David 
 Dan. 4. 29 . Nehuchad. w. in the palace of Babylon 
 Hos. 5. 11. he willingly w. after the commandment 
 Mai. 2. 6. he w. with me in peace and equity 
 Alat. 14. 29. Peter tv. on the water to go to .lesus 
 1 John 2. 6. ought himself so to walk even as he w. 
 I have WALKED. 
 
 Lev. 26 . 41. and that I have w. contrary to them 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 2. 1 have w. before you from childhood 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 6 . I have w. in a tent and tabernacle 
 7 . in all places wherein I have w. with Israel 
 
 2 Kings 20. 3. remember how 1 hare w. before thee 
 Job 31. 5. if I have w. with vanity or foot hasted 
 Psal. 26. 1. judge me, for Jhave tv. in my integiity 
 
 3. and I have w. in thy truth, Isa. .38. 3. 
 VVALKED.ST. 
 
 John2\. 18. when young, tv. whither thou wouldest 
 WALKE.ST. 
 
 Deut. 6. 7 . shalt talk of them when thou a". 11. 19. 
 1 Kings 2. 42. on the day thou w. abroad any whither 
 Isa. 4.3. 2. when thou w. thro’ the fire not be burnt 
 Acts 21.24. thou thyself w. orderly and keepest law 
 Rom. 14.15. if brother grieved now w. notcharitablv 
 
 3 John 3. truth in thee even as thou w. in tlie truth 
 
 WALK El II. 
 
 Gen. 24. 65. what man is this that tv. in the field ? 
 Deut. 23. 14. Lord thy God a', in midst of the camp 
 1 Sam. 12. 2. behold, the king w. before you 
 Job 18. 8. he is cast into a net, and he w. on a snare 
 22. 14. he w. in the circuit of heaven 
 .34. 8. goeth in company, and tv. with wicked men 
 Psal. 1. 1. blessed that a', not in counsel of ungodly 
 15. 2. he that w. uprightly shall dwell in holy hill 
 .39. 6. surely every man a', in a vain shew 
 73 . 9 . and their tongue w. through the earth 
 91 . 6. nor for the pestilence that a>. in flarkness 
 101. 6. he that w. m a perfect way shall serve me 
 104. .3. who tv. upon the wings of the wind 
 128. 1. blessed is every one that w. in his ways 
 Prov. 5. 12. a wicked man w. with a froward mouth 
 
 10. 9. he that a’, uprightly w. surely. 28. 18. 
 
 13. 20. he that a', with wise men shall be wise 
 
 541 
 
W AL 
 
 WAN 
 
 WAR 
 
 Ptov. 4. 2. he that u\ in uprightness feareth Lord 
 13. 21. a man of iinilerstaiuiiiig to. uprightly 
 ly. 1. better is poor that a;, in integrity, 28. 6. 
 
 20. 7. just man lo. in his integrity, cliildren blessed 
 28. 20. whoso w. wisely, he shall be delivered 
 £cc/. 2. 14. but the tool m. in darkness, 1 perceived 
 U). .8. when he that is a fool w. by the way 
 J.vfl. .33.15. he that u>. righteously shall dwell on high 
 
 50. 10. that u). in dai kness and hath no light 
 05. 2. which w. in a way that was not good 
 
 Jer. 10. 23. it is not in man that to direct his steps 
 
 23. 17- that w. after the imagination of his heart 
 Ezei-. 11.21. heart 2 i). after their detestable things 
 JW2C.2.7. my words do good to him that rr. uprightly 
 JWa(. 12.43. when the unclean spirit is gone out, he 
 
 w. thro’ dry places, seeking rest, Lvke 11. 24. 
 John 12. 35. he that rr. in darkness knoweth not 
 2 Thesx. 3. 6. withdr. from brother tha v>. disorderly 
 1 Pet. 5.8. devil zv. about seeking whom he may dev. 
 1 JuhnQ,. 11. who hateth his brother, w. in darkness 
 llevP 1. w.in midst of the seven golden candlesticks 
 WALKING. 
 
 Gen. 3.8. they heard the voice of I.ord w. in garden 
 Deut. 2.7. Lord knoweth tio’ w. thro’wilderness 
 
 1 KiriffsS. 3. Solomon loved the I.ord, zo. as David 
 
 16.19. Zimri w. in the way of.leroboam 
 
 Job 1. 7. from zv. up and down in the earth, 2. 2. 
 31. 26. or beheld the n)oon zo. in brightness 
 Eccl. 10. 7- I have seen princes zv. as servants 
 Isa. 3. 16. haughty, zv. and mincing as they go 
 
 20. 2. and he did so, zv. naked and bare-foot 
 57. 2. shall rest, each one zv. in his uprightness 
 Jer. 6. 28. all grievous revolters, w. with slanders 
 Dan. 3.25. 1 see four men loose zv. in the hre 
 Mic. 2. 11. if a man w. in spirit and falsehood do lie 
 Mat. 14. 25. .Jesus went to them zv. on the sea 
 26. saw him zv. on sea were troubled, Mark 6.48. 
 Mark^. 24. blind man said, I see men asti'ees zv. 
 Duke 1. 6. zv. in all the commandments blameless 
 Jic/sS. 8. lame nianr.D. leaping, and praising God, 9, 
 9. 31. were edified, zv. in the fear of the Lord 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. not zv. in craftiness, nor handling word 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. scoffers zv. after their lusts, Jzide 16. 
 
 2 Joint 4. that i found thy children zv. in truth 
 
 WALL. 
 
 Gen. 49. 6. in their self-will they digged down ari). 
 
 22. a bough wdiose branches run over the zv. 
 
 Exod. 14. 22. and the waters were a zv. to them 
 Lev. 14. 37 . if plague in sight lower than the zv. 
 Dum. 22. 24.a zv. being on this side, a zv. on that side 
 25. the ass crushed Balaam’s foot against the a;. 
 Josh. 2. 15. for Rahab dwelt upon the town-c;. 
 
 6.5. the zv. of the city shall fall down flat, 20. 
 
 1 Sam. 18.11. I will smite David to the zv. 19. 10. 
 20. 25. and the king sat upon his seat by the zv. 
 
 25. 16. they were a zv. to us both by night and day 
 22. if I leave by the morning light any that piss- 
 eth against the zv. 34. 1 Kzni/s 14. 10.1 16 . 
 11. I 21. 21.2 Dz'nffs 9. 8. 
 
 31. 10. and they fastened .Saul’s body to the zv. 
 2Sam. 11. 20. knew yenotthey wouldshoot from zv. 
 
 21. millstone from the zv. why went ye nigh the zv. 
 
 20.15. the people battered the zv. to throw it down 
 
 21. behold, his head shall be thrown over the zv. 
 
 22. .30. by my G. have leaped over a zv. Psal. 18.29. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 33. to the hyssop that spi ingsout of the zv. 
 20. .30. a zv. fell upon 27,000 of the men left 
 21^23. the dogs shall eat Jezebel by zv. of .lezreel 
 
 2 Kings .3. 27. offered him for burnt-offering on zv. 
 4. 10. let us make a little chamber on the zv. 
 
 6 . 26. the king of Israel was passing by on the zv. 
 9. 33. Jezebel’s blood was sprinkled on the zv. 
 
 18. 26. talk not in the Jews’ language in ears of 
 the people that are on the zv. Isa. .36. 11. 
 20. 2. then Idezekiah turned his face to the zv. and 
 prayed to the Lord, saying, Isa. .38. 2. 
 2 Chron,25. 2.3. .loash brake down the w. of Jerus. 
 .36. 19. Nebuchadnezzar brake down the zv. 
 
 Ezra 5..3.who hath commanded you to make this zv.? 
 9. 9. to give us a w. in Judah and .lerusalem 
 Keh. 1. .3. the zv. of Jerusalem is broken down 
 
 2.15. I viewed the zv. |1 17 . let us build the zv. 
 
 4. .3. a fox shall even break down their stone zv. 
 
 6. so built we the zv. all the zv. was joined together 
 15. that we returned all of us to the a), every one 
 
 6. 6. for which Cause thou buildest the a;, to be 
 15. so the w. was finished in the month Elul 
 
 12. 27 . at the dedication of the zv. of Jerusalem 
 
 1.3. 21. I said to them, why lodge ye about the zv. ? 
 Psal. 62. 3. a bowing zv. shall ye be, as a tottering 
 Prov. 18.11. as an high zv. in his own conceit 
 
 24. 31. the stone zv. thereof was broken down 
 Cant. 2. 9. my beloved standeth behind our zv. 
 
 8. 9 . if she be a zv. will build |1 10. I am a jy. 
 
 Isa. 2. 15. the day of the Lord on every fenced zv. 
 
 5. 5. I will break dowm the zv. of my vineyard 
 
 25. 4. when the blast is as a storm against the zv. 
 
 30. 1.3. as a breach swelling out in an high zv. 
 
 59. 10. we grope for the zv. like the blind 
 
 Jer. 15. 20. 1 will make thee a fenced brasen w. 
 49 . 27 . I wdll kindle a fire in the zv. of Damascus 
 
 51. 44. yea the zv. of Babylon shall fall 
 
 Lam. 2.8. to destroy the w. of the daughter of Zion 
 18. their heart cried, Orr. of the daughter of Zion 
 Ezek. 4. .3. for a zv. of iron betw^een thee and the city 
 8. 7- a hole in the zv. || 8. dig in the zv. 12. 5. 
 
 10. the idols of Israel pourtrayedon the zv. 
 
 1.3. 12. zv. is fallen, 15. || .38. 20. every zv. shall fall 
 15. then 1 will accomplish my wrath on the zv. 
 41. 5. after he measured tlie zv. of the house 
 43. 8. in setting the zv. between me and them 
 Dan. 5. 5. fingers wrote on the plaster of the w. 
 
 9.25. streetshall be built, and zv. in troublous times 
 Dos. 2. 6. 1 will make a zv. that shall not find 
 Joel 2. 7 . they shall climb flie zv. like men of war 
 
 9. they shall run upon the zv. and climb up 
 Amos 1. 7 . 1 will send a fire on the zv. of Gaza 
 
 10. on the zv. of 'I’yrus H 14. in the zv. of Rabbah 
 
 5. 19 . leaned his hand on the zv. a serpent bit him 
 
 7. 7 . behold, the Ixird stood upon a zv. made by 
 7Va/(. 2.5. they shall make haste to the z/.'. thereof 
 Dab. 2.11. for the stone shall cry out of tlie zv. 
 
 542 
 
 Acts 9. 25. then the disciples by night let Saul down 
 by the zv. in a basket, 2 Cor. 11. .33. 
 
 23. 3. God shall sniite thee, thou whited zv. 
 
 Eph. 2. 14. Christ hath broken down the middle zv. 
 Rev. 21.14. the w. of the city had twelve foundations 
 18. the building of the zv. of it wasof jasiier 
 See Bl'Ii.t. 
 
 WAI.LKD. 
 
 Lev. 25. 29. if aman sell a dwelling house in zy. city 
 .30. the house in the zv. city shall be established 
 Num. 13. 28. cities zv. and very great, Dezit. 1. 28. 
 WAl.LOW. 
 
 Jer. 6. 26. gird with sackcloth, m. thyself in ashes 
 25. 34. ye shepherds, cry, zv. yourselves in ashes 
 
 48. 26. ,Moab shall zv. in his vomit, be in derision 
 Ezek. 27 . 30. they shall zv. themselves in the ashes 
 
 wallowed. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. 12. Amasa zv. in blood in the high-way 
 Mark 9. 20. he fell on the ground, and zv. foaming 
 WAI.LOWING. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 22. and the sow washed to zv. in the mire 
 WAT.I.S. 
 
 Lev. 14. .37- if plague be in the zv. of the house, .39. 
 25.31. the villages having no zv. counted as fields 
 Dezit. .3.5. these cities were fenced with high zv. 
 
 28. 5-3. till thy high fenced zv. comedown^ 
 
 2 Kings 25. 4. the men of war fled between two zv. 
 10. the army of the Chaldees brake down the zv. 
 
 of Jerusalem round about, Jer. .39.8. 
 Ezra4. \5. if this city be built, and ry. set up, 16. 
 
 5. 8. timber is laiil in the zv. work goeth fast on 
 Neh. 4. 7 . heard that the zv. of Jerus. were made up 
 Job 24. 11. which make oil within their zv. 
 
 Psal. 51. 18. build thou the zv. of .lerusalem 
 
 55. 10. day and night they go about on zv. thereof 
 122. 7- peace be within thy zv. and prosperity' 
 
 Prov. 25. 28. is like a city broken down, without zv. 
 Cant. 5. 7- the keepers of the zv. took away my vail 
 Isa. 22. 5. it is a day of breaking down the zv. 
 
 25. 12. the fortress of thy zv. shall he bringdown 
 
 26. l.salvat. will G. appoint for zv. anti bulwarks 
 
 49 . 16 . behold, thy zv. are continually before me 
 
 56. 5. within my zv. a place and a name better 
 
 60 .10. the sons of strangers sliall build up thy' zv. 
 18. thouslialt call thy zv. salvation, and gates 
 
 62. 6. I have set watchmen on thy zv. O Jerusalem 
 Jer. 1. 15. set their thrones against the of .lerus. 
 
 5.10. go ye up upon her zv. and destroy, make not 
 
 50. 15. Babylon's zv. are thrown down, 51.58. 
 Ezek. 26. 4. they shall destroy the zv. of J yrus, 12. 
 
 27 . 11. the men of Arvad were upon thy zv. 
 
 33. .30. still are talking against thee by the zv. 
 
 38. 11. all of them dwelling without at. or gates 
 
 Mic. 7 . 11. in the day that thy zv. are to be built 
 Zech. 2. 4. Jerusal. inhabited as towns without zv. 
 Deb. 11. 30. by faith the zv. of Jericho fell down 
 WANDER. 
 
 Gen. 20. 1.3. when God caused me to zv. from my 
 Nzim. 14. 3.3. your child) en shall zv. in the wilder¬ 
 ness forty years, .32. 13. P.tal. 107 . 40. 
 Dezit. 27 . 18. cursed is he that causeth blind Xozv. 
 Job 12. 24. he causeth them to zv. in a wilderness 
 .38. 41. when his young ravens ?i'. for lack of meat 
 Psal. 55. 7 . 4hen would I zv. far off and remain 
 59 . 15. let them zv. up and down for meat 
 119. 10. O let me notzy. from thy commandments 
 Da. 47 . 15. they shall w. every one to his quarter 
 Jer. 14.10. Lord saith, thus have they loved to zv. 
 48. 12. send wanderers that shall cause him to zv. 
 Amos 8. 12. and they’ shall zv. from sea to sea 
 WANDERER.S. 
 
 Jer. 48. 12. days come that 1 will send to him zv. 
 Dos. 9. 17 . they shall be zv. among the nations 
 WANDERED. 
 
 Gen. 21.14. Hagar zv. in the wildern. of Beer-sheba 
 Psal. 107- 4. they zv. in the wildei'ness. Da. 16. 8. 
 Lam. 4.14. they have zv. as blind men in the sti eets 
 Ezek. .34.6. my sheep zv. through all the mountains 
 Amos 4. 8. two orthree cities zv. to one city to drink 
 Ileb. 11. . 37 . zv. about in sheep-skins and goat-skins 
 38. they zv. in deserts, in mountains, and in dens 
 WANDERES L’. 
 
 Jer. 2. 20. when under every green tree thou zv. 
 
 WANDERETH. [is it? 
 
 Job 15. 23. he zv. abroad for bread, saying, where 
 Prov. 21. 16 . that zv. out of way of understanding 
 27 . 8. as a bird that zv. from her nest, so is a tnan 
 
 that zv. from his place 
 
 Da. 16.3. take coun.seI, bewray not him that zv. 
 
 Jer. 49. 5. and none shall gather up him that zv. 
 
 wandering. 
 
 Gen. 37 .15. behold, he was zv. in the field 
 Prov. 26. 2. as the bird by zy. as swallow by’ flying 
 Eccl. 6. 9. better is the sight of the eyes than the zy. 
 Da. 16. 2. it shall be as a zv. bird cast out of the nest 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 13. to be idle. zv. about from house to house 
 .Jude 13. zv. stars to whom is reserved darkness 
 
 WANDERINGS. 
 
 Psal. 56. 8. thou tel lest my zy. put thou my tears 
 WANT. 
 
 Deut. 28. 48. thou shalt serve thy’ enemies in zy. 
 
 57 . she shall eat them for zv. of all things secretly 
 Judg. 18. 10. a place where is no zy. 19- 19. 
 
 Job 24. 8. they embrar'e the I'ock for zv. of shelter 
 30. 3. for zv. and famine they wei'e solitary’ 
 
 .31. 19. if 1 have seen any perish for zv. of clothing 
 Psal. 34. 9. there is no zy. to them that fear him • 
 Prov. 6. 11. and thy zv. as an armed man, 24. 34. 
 
 10. 21. hut fools die for zy. of wisdom 
 
 13.2.3. thei e is that is destroyed for zv. of judgment 
 14.28. in zv. of people is destruction of the pi ince 
 
 21. 5. but of every one that is hasty only to zy. 
 
 22. 16 . thatgiveth to l ich shall surely come to zy. 
 Lam. 4. 9. stricken thro' for zy. of the fruits of field 
 Amos 4.6. 1 have giv. you zy. of bread in your places 
 Mark 12. 44. she of her zv. cast in all she had 
 Luke 15.14. a famine arose, he began to be in zy. 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 14. your abundance be supply for their a-. 
 0 . 12. not only supplieth the zv. ot the saints 
 
 Phil. 4. 11. not that 1 speak in respect of zy. 
 WANTS. 
 
 Jzidg. 19 . 20. howsoever, let all thy zv. lie on me 
 
 Phil. 2. 25. Epaphroditus that ntinistercd to my w, 
 WAN 1. 
 
 Psal. 2.3.1. the Txrd is my shepherd, I shall not zy. 
 .34. 10. they that seek Ix>rd shall notzy. any good 
 Prov. 1.3. 25. but the belly of the wicked shall zv. 
 Isa. .34. 16 . no one shall fail, none shall zv. her mate 
 Jer. 3.3. 17 . David not u\ a man to sit on the throne 
 18. J.evites not zy. a man || 35. lu. Jonadab not zy. 
 -Ezek. 4. 17 . that they may zy. bread and water 
 WANTED. 
 
 Jer. 44. 18. we have zy. all things, been consumed 
 John 2. .3. when they zy. wine, mother of Jesus saitli 
 2 Cor. 11. 9 . when I zv. I was chargeable to no man 
 WANTEIH. 
 
 Deut.15. 8. shall lend him for his need in that he zy. 
 Prov. 9. 4. for him that zv. understanding she saith 
 
 to him, 16. 
 
 10. 19 . in multitude of words there zv. not sin 
 28.16. prince that zv. understanding is an oppressor 
 Eccl. 6. 2. so that he zv. nothing fur his soul 
 Cazit. 7 . 2. like a )'ound goblet tliat zv. not liquor 
 WANTING, 
 
 2 Kings 10.19. call all prophets of Baal and all his 
 priests, let none he zv. whoso be zy. shall not live 
 Prov. 19 . 7- pursueth with words, yet they are zy. to 
 Eccl. 1. 15. that which is zv. cannot be numbered 
 Dan. 5. 27. thou art weighed in the balances and 
 
 found zy. 
 
 Tit. 1. 5. shouldest set in order the things that are zy. 
 .3. 13. that nothing be zy. ut)to them 
 Jam. 1. 4. ye may be perfect and entire, zy. nothing 
 WAN'i'ON. 
 
 Da. 3. 16 . thedaughters of Zion w’alk with zv. eyes 
 
 1 'I’im. 5. 11. to wax zv. against Christ, the.v marry 
 Jam. 5.5. ye have lived in pleasure and been zv. 
 
 WANTON NES.S. 
 
 Rom.18.\8. walk honestly, not in chambering and zv. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 18. they allure through lusts and much zo. 
 
 WAR. 
 
 When the Hebrezvs drezv ozit their armies and zcent 
 to war against their enemies, and the time of 
 battle was at hand, the high priest presented him¬ 
 self at the head of the army, and spoke to the people 
 in this manner: Hear, O Israel, and be not in 
 fear of your enemies; tor the Lord your God 
 fights for you. After zvhich the officers proclaim¬ 
 ed aloud at the head of every troop: Is there any 
 one here that hath built a new house, and has 
 not yet inhabited it ? let him depart and 
 return to his house, for fear that another should 
 come and live in it first, &c. as in Deut. 20. 2, 
 »3, 4, kc. 
 
 The Hebrezvs zvere formerly a very zvarlike nation. 
 The books that inform us of their wars are neither 
 flattering authors, nor ignorant, but were authors 
 inspired by the Spirit of truth and wisdom. Their 
 warriors were none of those fabulous heroes, or 
 professed conquerors, whose business it was to 
 ravage cities and provinces, and to reduce foreign 
 nations under their dominion, merely for the sako 
 of governing them, or for purchasing a name. 
 'They were commonly wise and valiant generals, 
 raised up by God to fight the battles of the Lord, 
 and to exterminate his enemies. 'These were such 
 as Joshua, Caleb, Gideon, Jephthah, Samson, 
 David, and Josiah, whose names alone are a suf¬ 
 ficient encomium. 
 
 Their W’ars were not undertaken upon slight occa¬ 
 sions, nor performed zvith a small number of people. 
 Under Joshua, the affair was of no less import¬ 
 ance, than to make himself master of a large 
 country, which God had given to the Israelites ; to 
 root out several powerful enemies, which God had 
 devoted to destruction ; and to vindicate an offend 
 ed Deity, and human nature, which had been de 
 based by a zcicked and corrupt people, who had filled 
 up the measure of their iniquities. Under the 
 Judges, the matter was to assert the liberty of the 
 Israelites, by shaking off the yoke ofpowerful kings, 
 who kept them in subjection. Under Haul and 
 David, the same motives prevailed to undertake 
 war ; and to these were added a further motive, the 
 making a conquest of such provinces as God had 
 promised to his people ; so far was it from their 
 intention merely to reduce the power of the Philis¬ 
 tines, the Ammonites, the Moabites, the Idumeans, 
 the Arabians, the ."Syrians, and the several princes 
 that were hi possession of tho^e countries. 
 
 In the latter times of the kingdoms of Israel and 
 Judah, we may observe their kings bearing the 
 shock of the greatest kings in the world, namely, 
 those of Asia, the kings of Assyria and Chaldea, 
 Ehalmaneser, Sennacherib, Esar-haddon, and 
 Nebuchadnezzar who made the w hole east tremble. 
 Under the Maccabees, the chosen people, with an 
 handful of men, opposed the w hole power of the 
 kings of JDsyria, and against all their power up¬ 
 held the religion of their fathers, and sh.tok off the 
 yoke of their authority, who had a design both 
 against their religion and liberty. In the latter 
 times of their nation, zvith what courage, with w hat 
 intrepidity and constancy, did they sustain the 
 W'ars against the Romans, who were the masters of 
 the world! 
 
 But hozv great armies did they bring into the field? 
 In the beginning, uruier Moses and Joshua, they 
 were all soldiers, and men bearing arms. They 
 came out of Egypt to the number of six hundred 
 thousand fighting men. When Joshua entered into 
 the land of Canaan, he fimght sometimes w ith de¬ 
 tachments of his troops, and sometimes with his 
 zvhole at my, according as exigencies required. God 
 would often give the victory to very small armies, to 
 signalize his omnipotence, and to humble the pride 
 of man. For example, under Gideon, zvhere God 
 ordered this general to send azvay the greatest part 
 of his army, and only to keep zvith him three hun¬ 
 dred zzzyzz, with which he defeated an innumerable 
 multitude of Midianites and Amalekites. tSt>me- 
 times numerous armies were brought into the field, 
 Abijah, king of Judah, with an army of four 
 huiidred thousand men, made war with Jeroboam, 
 
WAR 
 
 WAR 
 
 WAS 
 
 Icing of Israel, who had to the numher of eight htin- 
 dred thousand. And of these eight httndred thou¬ 
 sand, there were five hundred thousand slain in one 
 battle, 2 Chron. 13. 3—17. Pekah, son of liema- 
 liah, king of Israel, in one day killed one hundred 
 and twenty thousand men of the troops of Judah, 
 2 Chron. 28. 6. Asa king of Judah, having an 
 army of five hundred and eighty thousand men, 
 vias attacked by Zerah, king of Cush, who had an 
 army of a million of men: Zerah was entirely 
 routed by the troops of Asa, 2 Chron. 14. 9—13. 
 JVe may distinguish two kinds of wars among the 
 Hebrews. Home were of obligation as being ex¬ 
 pressly commanded by the Lord; but others were 
 free and voluntary. The first were such as God ap¬ 
 pointed them to undertake : for example, against 
 the Amalekites, and the Canaanites, which were 
 nations devoted to destruction for their sins. The 
 Others were undertaken by the captains of the peo¬ 
 ple, to revenge some injuries o.tj'ered to the nati n, 
 to punish some insults or offences. Such was that 
 which the Hebrews made against the city of Gi- 
 beah, and against the tribe of Benjamin, u-hich 
 would uphold them in their fault, .ludg. 20. 8. 
 And such was that which David made against the 
 Ammonites, whose king had aff'ronted his am¬ 
 bassadors, 2 Sarn. 10. 1—14. Or to maintain and 
 defend their allies ; as that of Joshua against the 
 kings of the Canaanites, to protect the Gibeonites, 
 Josh. 10. 6—11. Lastly, whatever just rea.sons 
 may authorize a nation or a prince to make war 
 against another, seems to have obtained among 
 the Hebrews. War is threatened by God in 
 Hcripture as one of the greatest judgments, and 
 may justly be reckoned among the many dreadful 
 miseries which sin has entailed on mankind. 
 
 The common acceptation of war, in Scripture, is a 
 state of hostility between nations, .'States, provinces, 
 or parties, as in 1 Kinas 14. 30. Luke 14. 31. 
 and many other places. But it is taken in a spirit¬ 
 ual sense in 2 Cor. 10. 3. Where the apostle says. 
 We war not after the flesh, that is, “ JVe do not 
 7 tse outward force and strength ; hut as the end of 
 our warfare is spiritual, .to are the means ; the 
 gospel we preach has its effects on the minds and 
 inward part of men ; and, through the power of 
 divine grace, is made effectual J'or the subduing 
 and sanctifying their corrupt and sinful natures." 
 Hxod. 1. 10. when there is w. they join our enemies 
 
 13. 17. lest the people repent when they see w. 
 
 17. 16. the Lord will have w. with i^malek 
 .32. 17 . there is a noise of w. in the camp 
 
 JHum. 1. 3. from twenty years old. all that are able 
 to go forth to w. 20. 22. 1 26. 2. Deut. 3. 18. 
 
 10. 9. if ye go to w. ye shall blow an alarm 
 
 31. 3. Closes spake, arm some of yourselves to w. 
 
 4. of every tribe 1000 shall ye send to w. 
 
 32. 6. shall your brethren go to w. and ye sit there ? 
 
 20. if ye will go armed before the Lord to w. 27 . 
 
 Deut. 4.34. hath God assayed by w. to take a nation 
 20. 12. but will make tr. against thee, 19, 20. 
 
 21.10. when thou goest forth to -w. against enemies 
 
 24. 5. when hath taken a wife shall not go to w. 
 Josh. ’ll. 23. and the land rested from w. 14. 15. 
 
 14. 11. so is my strength now for w. to go out 
 Judg. 3. 2. that Israel might know to teach them w. 
 
 5. 8. chose new gods, then was w. in the gates 
 
 11. 27 . but thou dost me wrong to w. against me 
 21.22. we reserved not to each his wife' in the :o. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 52. was sore w. against Philistines, 19. 8. 
 28. 15. for the Philistines make w. against me 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 1. long w. between house of Saul anti Dav. 
 11. 7. David demanded how the zv. prospered 
 
 1 Kings 2. 5. shed the blood of w. put the blood of w. 
 14.30. zc. between Rehoboam and .leroboam, 15. 6. 
 
 15. 7 . there was w. between A bijam and .leroboam 
 
 16. there was w. between Asa and Haasha, 32. 
 
 20. 18. or be come out for w. take them alive 
 22. 1. they continued three years without -w. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 20. 1 have counsel and strength for w. 
 
 1 Chron. 5.10. they made zv. with the Hagarites, 19. 
 22. many slain, because the zc. was of God 
 
 2 Chron. l5. 19. no zo. to the .35th year of Asa 
 
 .35. 21. but against the house wherewith I have tu. 
 Job 5. 20. in w. redeem from power of the sword 
 10. 17 . changes and w. are against me 
 
 2.3. which I have reserved against the day* of w. 
 Tsai. 27 . 3. though w. should rise against me 
 55. 21. words smooth, but w. was in his heart 
 68. .30. scatter thou the people that delight in w. 
 120. 7 . but when 1 speak, they are for w. 
 
 140. 2. continually are gathered together for w. 
 Prov. 20. 18. and with good advice "make zc. 
 
 6. for by wise counsel thou shall make thy w. 
 Eccl. 3. 8. a time of w. and a time of peace 
 
 8. 8. of death, there is no discharge in that zc. 
 
 Isa. 2. 4. nor shall they learn zo. .any more, Mic. 4. 3. 
 
 .3. 25._thy mighty shall fall in the w. 
 
 21. 15. they fled from the grievousness of w. 
 
 . 5. 1 have counsel and strength for w. 
 
 Jer. 4. 19 . because thou hast heard the alarm of w. 
 
 6. 4. prepare ye w. against her, arise, let us go up 
 2.3. set in array as men for w. against thee 
 
 21. 2. Nebuchadnezzar maketh w. against us 
 42. 14. will go to Egypt, where we shall see no w. 
 
 48. 14. how say ye, we are mighty men for w.7 
 
 49 . 2. an alarm of w. to be heard in Kabbah 
 E^k. 17 . 17 . nor Pharaoh make for him in w. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 21. the same horn made w. with the saints 
 
 9 . 26. to the end of the w. are desolations 
 Joe/.3. 9. prepare w. wake up the mighty men 
 Hue. 2. 8. that pass by, as men averse from w. 
 
 3. 5. they even prepare w. against him 
 .Lt/Xe 14. .31. or what king going to make w.? 
 
 Bev. 11 . 7 . the beast shall make w. against them 
 
 12. 7 . there was w. in heaven against the dragon 
 
 17 . to make w. with the remnant of her seed 
 
 13. 4. who is able to make w. with the beast ? 
 
 7 . given to him to make w. with saints, 17 . 14. 
 
 19. 11. in righteousness doth he make w. 
 
 19. the beast and kings gathered to make w. 
 
 See Expert, Man, Men. 
 
 Weapons of WAR. 
 
 Deut. 1.41. when ye had girded on weapons of w. 
 Judg. 18.11. six hundred with zoeapons of w. 16,17. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 27 . how are the weapons of w. perished 
 Eccl. 9 .18. wisdom is better than weapons of w. 
 Jer. 21. 4. I will turn back the weapons of w. 
 
 51.20. thou art my battle-axe and weapons of w. 
 Ezek. 32. 2J. gone down to hell y/iXh weapons of w. 
 WAR, Verb. 
 
 2 Sam. 22 . .35. the T.ord teacheth my’ hands to w. a 
 bowofsteel is broken by me, Psal. 18. .34.1 144.1. 
 2 Kings lb. 5. the kings Hezin and Pekah came up 
 to .lerusalem, to w. against it, i.ta. 7 . 1 . 
 2 Chron. 6 . 34. if thy people go to w. against enemy 
 Isa. 41.12. they that w. against thee be as nothing 
 2 Cor. 10. 3. walk in flesh, do not w. after the flesh 
 1 Tim. 1 . 18. that thou mightest w. a good warfare 
 Jam. 4. 1 . of your lusts that w. in y our members 
 2 . ye fight and zo. yet ye have not because ask not 
 1 Pet. 2. 11. Irom lusts which w. against tlie soul 
 WARRED. 
 
 Nttm. . 31 . 7 . and they w. against the Midianites 
 Josh.2i. 9. Balak king of'iMoab w. against Israel 
 
 1 Kings 14.19. .leroboam, how he zc. and reigned 
 22^^ 45. acts of .lehoshaphat, how he a?, are w ritten 
 
 2 Kings 6 . 8. the kin" of Syria w. against Israel 
 2 Chron. 26. 6. Uzziah w. against the PhiIi.^tlues 
 
 WARREin. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 4. no man that w. entangleth himself with 
 WARRlxN'G. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 8. Rabshakeh returned and found the 
 king of Assyria w. against Libnah, Isa. .37. 8. 
 Rom.l. 23. but I see a law in my members w. 
 WARRIOR, S. 
 
 1 Kings 12.21. chosen men who were w. 2 Chr. 11.1. 
 Isa. 9.5. battle of the zc. is with confused noise 
 
 WARS. 
 
 Klim. 21.14. it is said in book of the w. of the Lord 
 Judg. 3.1. as had not known all the zc. of Canaan 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 10. Idi sent .loram to David, for Iladad- 
 
 ezer had w. with Toi, 1 Chron. 18.10. 
 
 1 Chron. 22.8. hast made great w. shall not build 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 9. from henceforth thou shalt have zo. 
 Pjal. 46. 9. he maketh zc. to cease to ends of earlh 
 il/a/.24. 6.yeshall hearof w. and rumoursof w. see 
 
 that ye be not troubled, Mark 1.3. 7. I.uke2\.9. 
 Jam. ■I. 1. from whence come w. and fightings.' 
 
 WARD. 
 
 Gen. 40. .3. Pharaoh put them in zo. 4. 7. 
 
 41.10. Pharaoh was wroth and put me in w. 
 
 42. 17 . Joseph put his brethren in w. three days 
 Lev. 24. 12 . they put the blasphemer in w. 
 
 Num. 15. .34. tliey put the gatherer of sticks in zc. 
 
 2 Sam. 20. .3. David put tlie ten concubines in w. 
 
 1 Chron. 12 . 29 . had kept the w. of the house of Saul 
 
 25. 8. they cast losts, w. against zo. small as great 
 26.16. lot came by cause oftr.goinguprr. against a;. 
 Nell. 12. 24. to give thanks w. over-auainst w. 
 
 25. were porters keeping the zo. at the gates 
 45. kept w. of their (iod and zo. of purification 
 Isa. 21. 8. I am set in my w. v hole nights 
 Jer. . 37 .13. Irijah a captain of the w. was there 
 Ezek. 19 . 9 . they put Eedekiah in w. in chains 
 Acts 12.10. when they were past first and second w. 
 WARDS. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.23. kept the house of the tabernacle by zo. 
 28. 12. having zo. one against another to minister 
 
 Neh. 13. 30. I appointed the w. of the priests 
 WARDROBE. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 14. Huldah the prophetess, the wife of 
 
 Shallum, the keeper ot the w. 2 Chron. 34.22. 
 
 WARE. 
 
 Luke 8 . 27 . w. no clothes nor abode in any house 
 WARE. 
 
 Mat. 24.50. Ld. shall come in an hour he is not m. of 
 Actsll. 6. they were w. of it and fled to Lystra 
 2 Tim. 4. 15. of the copper smith be thou w. also 
 \V A R E, Substantive. 
 
 Neh. 10. .31. if people bring w. on sabbath to sell 
 13. 16. men of Tyre brought all manner of w. 
 
 20. merchants and sellers'of all kind of zo. lodged 
 
 WARE.S. 
 
 Jer. 10. 17 . gather up thy zo. out of the land 
 Ezek. 27-16. by reason of the multitude of jy. 18. 33. 
 Jonah 1. 5. the mariners cast forth zo. into the sea 
 NV AREARE. 
 
 1 Sam. 28.1. the Philistines gathered armies for w. 
 Jobf.i 1. is there not a w. to man upon earth ? 
 
 Isa. 40. 2. cry to her that her w. is accomplished 
 
 1 Cor. 9 . 7- goeth a w. any time at his own charges ? 
 
 2 Cor. 10.4. the weapons of our w. are not carnal 
 
 1 Tim. 1.18. that thou mightest war a good w. 
 
 WARM. 
 
 2 h ings 4. .34, and the flesh of the child waxed w. 
 Job6. 17 . what time they wax w. they vanish 
 
 . 37 . 17 . how thy garments are zc. when quitteth 
 Eccl. 4. 11. two have heat, how can one be w. alone 
 Isa. 44. 15. he will take thereof and w. himself 
 16. warmeth himself, and saith. aha, 1 am zc. 
 
 47 . 14. there shall not be a coal to zo. at nor fire 
 Hag. 1.6. ye clothe you, but there is none w. 
 WARMED. 
 
 Job .31. 20. if were not zc. with fleece of my sheep 
 Mark 14.54. Peter w. himself, John 18. 18, 2.5. 
 Jam. 2.16. depart in peat e, he you w. and filled 
 WARMETH. 
 
 Job . 39 .14. the ostrich that w. her eggs in the dust 
 Isa. 44.16. he w. himself and saith, aha, 1 am warm 
 NV ARNl I NG, 
 
 Mark 14.67. when she saw Peter w. himself 
 NVARN. 
 
 2 Chron. 19.10. shall w. them that they trespass not 
 Ezek. .3.18. nor speakest to w. the wicked, 33. 8. 
 
 19 . yet it thou zc. the wicked, .33. 9. 
 
 21. if thou zc. righteous || .3.3. 3. w. the people. 7. 
 Acts 20. .31.1 ceased not to w. every one with tears 
 1 Cor. 4. 14. but as my beloved sons 1 w. you 
 
 1 Thess. 5.14. brethren, zc. them tliat are unruly 
 
 WARNED. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 10. sent to the place man of God w. him 
 Psal. 19 .11. moreover by them is thy servant zc. 
 Ezek. 3. 21, he shall surely live, because he is w. 
 
 Ezek. 33, 6 . if watchman see and the people be not w. 
 Mat. 2. 12. Joseph being w. of Goddeparted, 22. 
 
 3. 7 . O generation of vipers, who hath w. you to 
 flee from the wrath to come t Luke 3. 7 
 Acts 10. 22. Cornelius w. from God by an angel 
 Heb. 11 . 7 . by faith Noah being w. prepared an ark 
 WARNING. 
 
 Jer. 6 . 10 . to whom shall 1 speak and give w.? 
 Ezek. .3. 17 . hear the word and give them w. 
 
 18. thou give.st him not w. nor speakest, 20 . 
 
 .3.3. 4. taketh not w. || 5. he heard and took not w. 
 Col. 1. 28. w. every man, and teaching every man 
 NNARP. 
 
 i>f. 13. 48. plague in the w. or woof, 49,51,57,59. 
 52. burn w. !| 56. rend zo. || 58. wash the w. 
 
 WA.S. 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. Enoch walke<l with God and zo. not 
 
 21. 2 i'. God zo. with the lad, he grew and became 
 
 26. 28. we saw certainly the l.ord w. with thee 
 29.12. lacobtold Rachel, he ty. lier father's brother 
 .31.4t). thus 1 w. in the day, drought consumed me 
 . 37 . 29 . and behold, loseph zo. not in the pit 
 . 39 . 2. l.ord w. with Joseph, he was prosperous, 22. 
 Exod. 20. 21. and Moses drew near where God w. 
 Num. 27 . 3. he w not in the company of Korah 
 Josh. 1. 5. as 1 zc. with Closes, so 1 will be with thee 
 17 . Lord thy God be with thee as he w. witli .Moses 
 6. 27 . the Ixl. w. with Joshua, and his fame noised 
 
 14. 11. as yet I am as strong as I tc. for war 
 Judg. 20. 3. tell us, how w. this wickedness ? 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 10. they went where the man of God w. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. .3. the ewe lamb w. unto him as a daugh, 
 16. 23. the counsel of Ahithophel w. as if a man 
 
 1 Kings .3. 26. woman spake whose living chihi w. 
 
 8. 57- God be with us as he w. with our fathers 
 
 19 . 11. the Lord w. not in the wind, the l.ord zo. 
 
 not in the earthquake || 12. w. not in the fire 
 
 20. 41. king discerned Iiim that he w. of prophets 
 
 2 Kings 10. .30. done to Ahab all that w. in my heart 
 Esth. 8. 1. Esther had told what he zo. to her 
 
 Job .3. 26. I ty. not in safety, neither had I rest 
 29 . 4. as I w. in the days of my youth when secret 
 Psal. 37 . 36. he passed aw'ay and lo he w. not 
 .38. 14. thus 1 w. as a man that heareth not 
 53. 5. they were in great fear, where no fear w. 
 Isa. 9 . 1 . tlie dimness shall not be such asw. in her 
 23. 13. this people ty. not till Assyrian founded it 
 Jer. 48. 27 . zc. not Israel a derision unto thee ' w. he 
 found among thieves' thou skippedst for joy 
 Amos 7 . 14. I zc. no prophet, neither jy. I aprophet^s 
 son, but I w. an herdman and a gatherer of fruit 
 Jonah 4. 2.1 pray thee. Lord, w. not this my saying ? 
 Mai. 1.2. zy. not Esau Jacob's brother' saith the L 
 Mat. 24. 21. such as zo. not since the beginning or 
 the world, or ever shall be, Mark 13. 19. 
 Mark 2. 4. they uncovered the roof where he w. 
 
 5. 5. always night and (lay he w. in the mountains 
 11. 30. the baptism of John, w. it from heaven, or 
 
 of men ' answer me. Luke 2o. 4. 
 John 1.1. the 'NV'ord zc. with God, and NV'ord w. God 
 
 9. that zy. the true light, that lighteth every man 
 
 15. John cried, saying, he w. before irie, 30. 
 
 3. 26. he that w. with thee be 3 'ond Jordan 
 
 6. 62. Son of man ascend up where be zo. before 
 8. .58. Jesus said, verily before Abraham zy. I am 
 11. 15. 1 am glad for yoursakes I w. not there 
 
 16. 4. these things I said, because I w. with you 
 
 17 . 5. the glory I had with thee before the world zy. 
 
 20. 24. Thomas one of the twelve zy. not with them 
 
 21. 11. full of fishes, yet ry. not the net broken 
 Acts 5. 4. after sold, zy. it not in thy own power ? 
 
 7 . 9 . with envy sold Joseph, but God zv. with him 
 11. 17 . whatzy. I that 1 could withstand Gorl I 
 
 21. .33. the captain came near, demanded who he w. 
 2 Cor. 1. 18. our word w. not yea and nay, 19 . 
 
 11.5. 1 w. not a whit behind chielest apostles 
 
 1 Thess. 2.1. our entrance unto you zy. not in vain 
 .3. our exhortation w. not in deceit, nor in guile 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 9. folly shall be manifest as theirs also zy. 
 Heb. 7 . 4. now consider how great this man zy, 
 
 11. 38. of whom the world w. not worthy 
 Jam. 1. 24. forgetteth what manner of man he zy. 
 Rev. 1.4. from him which is and which w. 8.1 4. 8. 
 
 17 . 8 . the beast thou sawest w. and is not, yet is, 11. 
 See .So. 
 
 It WAS. 
 
 Gew. 41.13. came to pass as he interpreted, so it w. 
 42. 6. he it w. sold to all the people of the land 
 45. 8. now it w. not you that sent me, but God 
 Exod. 16. 15. manna for they wist not what it zo. 
 
 Josh. 11.20. it w. of the Lord to harden their hearts 
 14. 7 . I brought Moses wool as it w. in my heart 
 Judg. 6. .3. so it w. when Isr. had sown, Jlidian came 
 2 Sam. .3. .37. it w. not of the king to slay Abner 
 
 18. 29. saw a tumult, but I knew not what it w. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 15. is my brother’s for it w. his from IM. 
 13. 6. .leroboam, his hand became as it w. before 
 
 22. 3.3. perceived that it w. not the king of Israel 
 
 2 Kings 7- 7■ left the camp as it zo. and tied for life 
 Esth. 4. 5. Esther gave Hatach a command to Nlor- 
 
 decai to know what it w. and w by it zo. 
 Eccl. 12. 7 . then shall dust return to earth as it w. 
 Cant. 3. 4. it w. but a little that 1 passed from them 
 La. 11. 16. as itw. to Israel in the day he came up 
 48. 16 . from the time that it zo. there am I 
 Ezek. 16 . 15. his itzo. || 19- thus it sai'h the T.ord 
 Mark5. 14. went to see what it zo. that was done 
 I,uke20.7. they could not tell whence itw. 
 
 22. 23. they began to inquire which of them it zc. 
 John 2.9. the ruler tasted and knew not whence it zo. 
 5.13. he that was healed wist not w ho it w. 
 
 20. 14. and knew' not that it zc. Jesus, 21. -1. 
 
 21. 12. the disciples knowing that/t :y. the Lord 
 Rom. 5. 16. not as it zo. by one that sinned, .so gift 
 
 Behold It NV AS. 
 
 Gen. 1. .31. God saw every thing, behold it zo. good 
 6. 12. God looked on earth, behold it zc. corrupt, 
 
 29 . 25. in the morning, behold it w. Leah 
 .31. 2. behold it w. not toward .lacob as before 
 41 . 7 . Pharaoh awoke and behold it zo. a dream 
 42. 27 . for behold it zo. in the sack’s mouth 
 Lev. 10.16. and behold it w. burnt, 1 .yam. .30. 3. 
 
WAS 
 
 WAS 
 
 WAT 
 
 1 Kinas 3.21. Miold it w. dfiad, behold it to. iny son 
 There WAS. 
 
 Oen. 1. 3. let there be light, and there to. light 
 2. 5. and there to. not a man to till the ground 
 20. there to. not found an help meet for him 
 Exod. 12. .30. there to. a great cry in Egypt, for there 
 to. not an liouse where t/iere to. not one dead 
 Num. 20. 64. there to. not a man Moses numbered 
 J)eut. 2. 36. there to. not one city too strong, 3. 4, 
 
 .32. 12. there to. no strange god with him 
 Josh. 8. 17 . r/ieretii. notaman left in Ai or Beth-el 
 35. there to. not a word .loshua read not before Isr. 
 11. 11. there to. not any left to breathe 
 19 . there to. not a city that made peace with Israel 
 Judg.\. 16. liost of Sisera fell, r/ierea;. not a man left 
 
 1 Ham. 7 . 17 . ior thereto, his house, there he judged 
 
 2 Kings 10. 21. there to. not a man that came not 
 11. 16 . laid hands on her, and there to. she slain 
 
 Psal. 106. 11. there to. not one of them left 
 Hob. 3. 4. an<i there to. the hirline of his power 
 '2 Cor. 8. 11. that as there to. a readiness to will 
 Hee Monk. 
 
 Behold there W A S. 
 
 Exod.9.1.behold th.to. not one of cattle of Tsr. dead 
 Judg.1. 13. behold thereto, a man told a dreani 
 
 14. 8. behold there to. a swarm of bees in the lion 
 1 Sam. 19 . \(>. behold there to. an image in the bed 
 
 1 Kings 19.6. behold there to. a cake baken on coals 
 
 2 Kingsl. 5. behold there to. no man there, 10. 
 
 Z.ech. 5 . 7 . behold there u\ lift up a talent of lead 
 Idat.^Q. 2. behold there to. a great earthquake 
 
 WASH. 
 
 The Orientals were used to wash the feet of strangers 
 toho came off a journey, because they commonly 
 Walked with their legs naked, and thetr feet only 
 defended with a sandal. Thus Abraham wash¬ 
 ed the feet of three angels, Gen. 18. 4. 'The 
 Jeet of Eliezer, Abraham's steioard, and those 
 that accompanied him, were washed, when they 
 arrived at the house of Laban, Gen. 24. 32. And 
 likewise those of .loseph's brethren, thetr feet were 
 washed, when they came into Egypt, Gen. 4.3. 
 24. This office was commonly performed by ser¬ 
 vants and slaves. 
 
 Our Lord Jesus, to give his apostles an example of 
 humility, washed their feet, .lohn 1.3. 5. After 
 that, he poured water into a bason, and began 
 to wash the disciples’ feet. This washing, rtf it 
 was a servile employment, denoted our Saviour's 
 humility, which Christians ought to imitate him 
 in; and as it was such a po'*^cular act, it de¬ 
 noted his washing away then sins by his blood, 
 41S he himself told Peter in ver.se 8. 1 f I wash 
 thee not, thou hast no part with me. Washing, 
 in Scripture, is frequently taken in this sense, as 
 Psal. 51. 2, 7 . /Ert.v/% me throughly from mine 
 iniquity ; that is, “ Cleanse me from the guilt and 
 defilement of sin by thy grace, and by the virtue 
 of the blood of Christ which was signified by 
 the ceremonial washings under the law. And our 
 Saviour, in the forectted passage, .lohn 13. 10. tells 
 Peter, He that is washed, needeth not save to 
 wash his feet, but is clean every whit ; that is, 
 *' Those souls that are washed with my blood, 
 their state is not to be retiewed; they need not be 
 justified a second time ; yet in regard of the re¬ 
 mainder of sin and lust that is in them, and will 
 be so while they are in the world, and the tempta¬ 
 tions which every where lie before them, as snares 
 f»r their feet, they will have need of a daily 
 washing, by repentance, and fresh applications 
 of their souls to my blood, by the repeated exer¬ 
 cises of faith, according to their renewed and re¬ 
 peated acts of siti." See also 1 Cor. 6. 11. Tit. 3. 
 
 5. Rev. 1. 5. 
 
 Wash, to purify, cleanse, and xvhiien. There were 
 divers sorts of 'N 2 Li\nn^, [1] Natural, Gen. 18. 4. 
 £ 2 ] Ceremonial, Heb. 9. 10. [3] Miraculous, 
 
 2 Kings 5. 10, 1.3. [4] Moral, Psal. 26. 6. | 73. 
 
 I. 3. [5] Spiritual, Psal. 51. 2. Ezek. 10. 9. [6] 
 Superstiti<ms,'MHt. 15.2. [ 7 ] Sacramental, Acts 
 22. 16. Put for, [11 Plenty, .lob 29. 6. [2] Par¬ 
 don and sanctification, 1 Cor. 6 . 11. Rev. 1. 5. | 7 . 
 
 14. [.3] Repentance, Isa. I. 16. [4] Reformation, 
 Prov. 30. 12. 'I'o wash one’s feet in butter, ,Joh 
 29. 6. To wash one’s clothes in wine, Gen. 49. 
 
 II. To wash one’s feet in the blood of the wicked, 
 Psal. 58. 10. 'These are figurative and hyperboli¬ 
 cal expressions, to signify the great abundance of 
 butter, or wine, and the vengeance that the .just 
 obtain over the wicked. To wash the hands was a 
 token of innocency, Mat. 27. 2-1. 
 
 Gen. 18. 4. I pray you w. your feet, 19. 2. I 24. 32. 
 Exod. 2. 5. the daughter ot Pharaoh came to w. 
 
 29. 4. Aaron and his sons thou shalt bring and w. 
 
 them with water, .30. 19.20, 21. I 4(). 12. 
 Lev. 6. 27 . shalt w. that whereon it was sprinkled 
 
 1.3. 54. w. the thing w herein the plague is 
 58. whatever thingof skin it be thou shalt to. it 
 
 14. 8. shave and tf. himself in water. Dent. 23.11. 
 
 9 . w. his flesh in water, 15. 16.1 16. 4, 24.1 22. 6. 
 
 17 . 16. if he w. not, he shall bear his iniquity 
 Deut. 21. 6. shall xv. their hands over the heifer 
 Ruth 3. .3. 70. thyself therefore and anoint thee 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 41. let thy handmaid be a serv. to ti). feet 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 8. David said, go down and w. thy feet 
 2 Kingsb. lO.Elishasaid.go w. in .Iordanseven times 
 
 12. may 1 notw. in them and be clean ' 
 
 1.3. when he saith to thee, w. and be clean ? 
 
 2 Chron. 4.6. lavers to w.in, .sea for the priests to w. in 
 Job 9. .30. if 1 w. myself with snow-water and make 
 Psal. 26. 6. I will w. my hands in innocency 
 51.2. w. me throughly from mine iniquity 
 
 7 . w. me and I shall be whiter than snow 
 58.10. he shall 70. his feet in the blood of the wicked 
 J.frt.l. 16 . w. ye, make you clean, put away evil 
 Jer. 2. 22. though thou 70. thee wdth nitre and soap 
 4. 14. O .lerusalem, 70. thy heart from wickedness 
 Ezek. 2.3.40. for whom thou didst w. thyself 
 Mat. 6 . 17 . but.when thou fastest, 70. thy face 
 
 15. 2. they w. not their hands w hen they eat 
 Mark 7. 3. except they w. oft they eat not, 4. 
 
 544 
 
 Luke 7 . 38. a woman began to a', his feet with tears 
 John9. 7. .lesussaid, go w. in the pool of .Siloain, 11. 
 
 I. 3. 5. .iesus began to to. the disciples’ feet 
 
 6. Peter saith, I^rd, dost thou w. my feet ’ 
 
 8. thou shalt never w. my feet, if I w. thee not 
 14. ye also ought to w. one another’s feet 
 
 Acts22. 16. arise, be baptized, and w. away thy sins 
 See Ci.oTHKS, Eket. 
 
 WA.SHED. 
 
 Gen. 43. 24. gave them water, they w. their feet 
 .31. .losepti w. his face and went out and said 
 49. IK.Iudah w. his garments in wine aixl clothes 
 Exod. 40. 32. w. as the I,ord commanded Moses 
 Lev. 13. 55. priest shall look on j)lague after it is w. 
 
 58. then it shall be to. the second time and be clean 
 .Tudg. 19 . 21. the T-evite and concubine a', their feet 
 2 Sam. 12. 20. then David arose and w. himself 
 1 Kings 22. .38. one w. the chariot in pool of Samaria 
 .fob 29 . 6. when 1 to. my steps with butter 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 13. 1 have w. my hands in innocency 
 f^rov. .30. 12. a generation not re. from filthiness 
 Cant.5. b. I have w. my feet, how shall 1 rlefile them? 
 
 12. his eyes arew. with milk and fitly set 
 Tsa. 4.4. w. away the filth of the daughters of Zion 
 Ezek. 16. 4. nor wastw. in w'ater to supple thee 
 
 9. I throughly w. away thy blood from thee 
 Mat. 27 . 24. Pilate took water and w. his hands 
 Luke 7 . 44. she hath w. my feet with her tears 
 
 II. .38. the Pharisee marvelled he had not first to. 
 John 9. 7 . he went and and came seeing, 11,15. 
 
 1.3. 10. is 70. needeth not save to wash his feet 
 
 14. if 1 your Lord and Master have w. your feet 
 Acts 9. 37 . Dorcas died, whom when they had w. 
 
 16. .3.3. he took them, w. their stripes, was baptized 
 1 Cor. 6. 11. but ye are w. but ye are sanctified 
 
 1 'Tint. 5. 10. if she have w. the saints’ feet 
 Heb. 10. 22. having our bodies w. ivith pure water 
 
 2 Pet.2.22. sow that was w. to wallowing in the mire 
 Rev. 1. 5. that 70 . us from our sins in his blood 
 
 7 . 14. have rg. their robes and made them white 
 See Clothes. 
 
 \VA,SHE.S'r. 
 
 Job 14. 19 . thou w. away the things which grow 
 WASHING. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 2. David saw a woman w. herself 
 Luke 5. 2. but the fishermen were w. their nets 
 WASHING, S. 
 
 T^ev. 1.3. 56. the plague be somewhat dark after w. 
 Neh. 4. 2.3. that every one put them off for w. 
 
 Cant. 4.2. like sheep whicli came up from the w. 6 . 6 . 
 Mark 7 . 4. as the to. of cups, pots, and tables, 8 . 
 Eph. 5. 26. cleanse it with w. of water by word 
 'Tit. . 3 . 5. he saved us by the to. of regeneration 
 Heb. 9 . 10 . which stood onl v in meats and divers w. 
 WASH-PO r. 
 
 Pj. 60.8. Moab is my w. over Edom cast shoe, 108.9. 
 WAST. 
 
 Deut. 5. 15. thou to. a servant in land of Egypt 
 
 15. 15. w. a bondman in Egy |)t, 16. 12. | 24.18, 22. 
 
 2.3. 7 . because thou to. a stranger in his land 
 2 Sam. 5. 2. thou 70 . he that leddest out Israel 
 .fobSS.A. where tg. when 1 laid foundations of earth? 
 Jer. 50. 24. thou art taken and w. not aware 
 Ezek. 16. 6.1 said to thee, when thou w. in thy blood 
 Obad. 11. even thou to. as one of them 
 
 Mat. 26. 69. a damsel came to Peter, saying, thou 
 also w. with .Iesus of Galilee, Mark 14. 67 . 
 John 1. 48. when thou w. under fig-tree, 1 saw thee 
 Rev. 11, 17 . who art, and w. and art to come, 16. 5. 
 WASTE. 
 
 .Ter. 40 .13. have sworn that Bozrah shall become w. 
 Mat. 26.8. to what purpose is this w. T Mark 14. 4. 
 WA.STE. 
 
 Deut. .32. 10. he found him in the re. wilderness 
 Job .30. .3. solitary, fleeing into the w. wilderness 
 .38. 27 . to satisfy the desolate to. ground and cause 
 Isa. 24. 1. behold, the Lord maketh the earth w. 
 
 42. 15. 1 will make w. mountains and hills 
 49 . 17 . they that made the w. shall go forth 
 Jer. 2. 15. young lionsyelled and made his land tg. 
 46. 19 . for Noph shall be w. and desolate 
 Ezek.5.\T. I will make .lerusalem w. and a reproach 
 29 . 9 . the land of Egypt shall be to. 10.1 .30. 12. 
 .38.8. the mountains which have been always w. 
 Nah. 2. 10. Nineveh is empty, and void and w. 
 Zeph. .3. 6. I have made their streets to. none passeth 
 Hag. 1. 9. because of mine house that is to. 
 
 See Cities, T.ay, T.aiu, Places. 
 WA.STE. 
 
 1 Kings 17. 14. the barrel ofmeal shall not w. 
 
 1 Chron. 17 . 9 . no children of wickeilness a;, them 
 Psal. 17 . t 9. hide me from the wicked that w. me 
 80. 1.3. the boar out of the wood doth to. it 
 Jer. 50. 21. w. inhabitants of Pekod saith the I.ord 
 Alic. 5. 6. they shall w. land of Assyria with sword 
 WASTED. 
 
 Kj/m. 14. .33. till your carcases be to. in wilderness 
 24. 22. nevertheless the Kenite shall be w. 
 
 Deut. 2. 14. till all generat. of men of war were to. 
 1 Kings 17 . 16. and the barrel of meaUg. not 
 1 Chron. 20. 1. .loab w. the country of Ammon 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 3. they that w. us required of us mirth 
 t il. O daughter of Bahylon, wh® art to be w. 
 
 Tsa. 6.11. till the cities be w. without inhabitant 
 19 . 5 . and the river shall hew. and dried up 
 60. 12. yea, those nations shall be utterly w. 
 
 Jer. 44. 6. are w. and desolate, as at this day 
 Joel 1. 10. field is w. corn isw. nevv wine dried up 
 I.uke 15. 1.3. the prodigal son w. his substance 
 
 16 . 1. was accused that he had w. his goods 
 Gal. 1. 1.3. how 1 persecuted the church and to. it 
 
 WASTEN ES.S. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 15. a day of w. ilesolation and darkness 
 WASTER. 
 
 Prov. 18. 9. is brother to him that is a great w. 
 
 Isa. 54. 16. 1 have created the w. to destroy 
 WASTES. 
 
 Tsa. 44. t 26. 1 will raise up the to. thereof 
 61 .4. they shall build the old w. and repair cities 
 .Ter. 49 . 13. the cities of Rozrah shall be perpetual w. 
 Ezek. .33. 24. they that inhabit those to. of Israel 
 27 . surely they in the w. shall fall by the sword 
 
 Ezek. .36. 4. thus saith the Lord to the desolate a 
 
 10. and the w. shall be budded, 33. 
 
 WASTE rn. 
 
 Job 14.10. man dieth and irt. away, giveth up ghost 
 Ps. 91. 6. nor for destruction that w. at noon-day 
 Prov. 19 . 26. he that w. father and chaseth mother 
 W A.STING. 
 
 Isa. 59. 7 . w. and destruction are in their paths 
 60 .18. not heard to. nor destruction in thy borders 
 WATCH. 
 
 Exod. 14. 24. in morning w. L. looked to Egyptians 
 Judg. 7 . 19 . middle w. they had but newly set thetn. 
 
 1 .'tarn. 11. 11. Saul came in the morning-if. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 6. so shall ye keep the w. of the house, 
 
 that it be not broken down, 7. 2 Chron. 2.3. 6 . 
 Neh. A. 9. prayed to God, and set a u'. against them 
 7. .3. every one in hiszc. and over-against his house 
 Job 7 . 12 . am I a sea, that thou settest a w.over me ? 
 Psal. 90 . 4. a thousand years asa w. in the night 
 141. .3. set a w. O Lord, before my mouth 
 Jer. 51. 12. make the a-, strong, set up watchmen 
 Hab. 2. 1. I will stand upon my w. and will watch 
 Mat. 14. 25. in the fourth w. of the night Jesus 
 w'ent to them walking on the sea, Mark 6. 48. 
 24. 43. had known whatzii. the thief would come 
 
 27 . 65. ye have aai. || 66. sealing stone,setting -a to. 
 
 28. 11. behold, some of the w. came into the city 
 Luke 2.^. the shepherds keeping zzi. over their flock 
 
 12. .38. if he shall come in the second w. or third 
 WATCHES. 
 
 Neh. 12 . 9 . their brethren over-against them in to. 
 Ps.63. 6. when 1 meditate on thee in the night-te. 
 119 . 148. mine eyes jirevent the night-a'. 
 
 Lam. 2.19. in beginning of the w. pour out thy heart 
 W A J CH, Kerb. 
 
 Gen. 31 . 49 . the Lord w. between me and thee 
 1 Sam. 19. 11. Saul sent to w. David, and slay him 
 Ezra 8. 29 . w. ye, keep vessels till ye weigh them 
 Job 14. 16. dost thou not w. over my sin > 
 
 Ps. 102. 7 . I w. and am as a sparrow on house-top 
 
 I. 30.0. more than they that w. for mornin", 6. 
 
 Tsa. 21. 5. w. in the watch-tower, eat, drink 
 29 .20. and all that w. for iniquity are cut off 
 
 Jer. 5. 6 . a leopard shall w. over their cities 
 .31. 28. so will J w. over them to build and plant 
 44. 27 . 1 will w. over them for evil, not for good 
 Nah. 2 . 1 . keep the munition, w. the way 
 Hah. 2.1. 1 will w. to see what he will say to me 
 Mat. 24.42. w. therefore, ye know not the hour, 25. 
 
 1.3. Mark 1.3. 35. Luke 21. 36. Acts 20. .31. 
 26.38. Jesus said, tarry ye here, and to. with me 
 
 40. could ye not w. with me ? Mark 14. 34, .37. 
 
 41. w. anti pray, Mark 13. .33. 1 14.38. Col. 4. 2. 
 Mark 1.3. 34. w ho commanded the porter to 10 . 
 
 37 . and what I say unto you, 1 say unto all, w. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 1.3. w. ye, stand fast in faith, be strong 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 6. let us w. and be sober, 1 Pet. 4.7- 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. w. thou in all things, endure afflictions 
 Heb. 13. 17 . obey them, for they w. for your souls 
 
 WA I CHED. 
 
 Jer. 20.10. all my familiars w. for my halting 
 .31.28. like as 1 nave w. over them to pluck up 
 Lam. 4. 17 . to. for a nation that could not save us 
 Dan. 9. 14. Lord w. on evil, and brought it on us 
 Mat.2A. 43. good-man would have w. Luke 12.39. 
 27 . .36. and sitting down they w. him there 
 Mark 3. 2. thej’ w. him whether he w ould heal him 
 the Sabbath-day, to accuse him, Luke 6.7-1 14. 1. 
 Luke 20. 20. they w. him and sent forth spies 
 Acts 9. 24. w. the gates day and night to kill him 
 WATCHER, S. 
 
 Jer. 4.16. published that zr. come from far country 
 Dan. 4. 1.3. a w. and an holy one came from heaven 
 
 17 . by decree of the w. || 2.3. the king saw a w. 
 WATCHETH. 
 
 Ps. . 37 . 32 . the wicked w; the righteous, and seeketh 
 Ezek. 7 . 6. end is come, it a . for thee, it is come 
 Rev. 16.15. blessed is he that w. and keepeth garm. 
 WATCHFUL. 
 
 Rev. 3. 2. be w. strengthen the things that remain 
 WATCHING. 
 
 1 .Sam. 4.13. Eli sat on a seat by tlie way-side w. 
 Prov. 8. 34. blessed hearetb me, w. daily at my gates 
 Lam. 4. 17. in our to. we have watched for a nation 
 Alat. 27 . 54. the centurion w. Jesus, saw earth-quake 
 Ijuke\2. . 37 . whom Lord when he cometh find w. 
 Eph. 6.18. praying and w. with all perseverance 
 
 WATCHINGS. . 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 5. in tumults, in labours, in w. in fastings 
 
 II , 27 . in ai, often, in hunger, thirst, fastings 
 
 WATCHMAN. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 25. the w. cried, and told the king 
 26. the w. saw' another man running alone 
 2 Kings 9. 18. the w. told, he cometh not again, 20. 
 Psal. 127 . 1 . keeps city, the w. waketh but in vain 
 Isa. 21.6. go set a w. (ill. to. what of the night r 
 Jer. 51. 12. setup the ai. prepare the ambushes 
 Ezek. .3. 17 . son of man, 1 have made thee a w. 33.7. 
 .33. 2. if the people set him up for their ai. 
 
 Hos. 9.8. the a>. of Ephraim was with my God 
 WATCHMEN, 
 
 Cant. .3. .3. w. that go about the city found me, 5. 7, 
 Tsa. 52. 8. thy w. shall lift up the voice, shall sing 
 56. 10. his w. are blind, they are all ignorant 
 62. 6. I have set w. on thy walls, O Jerusalem 
 Jer. 6. 17 . also 1 seta, over you, saying, hearken 
 31. 6. w. on mount Ephraim shall cry, arise ye 
 Alic. 7. 4. tlie dav of thy w. and visitation cometh 
 M'A I CH-TOWER. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 24. when Judah came toward the to. 
 Tsa. 21. 5. watch in the w. eat, drink, arise 
 
 8. I stand continually on the w. in day time 
 32.114. the a’, shall be for dens for ever 
 WATER, 
 
 Or waters, in Scripture, is put, (1) For the element 
 cf water, Gen. 1. 10. (2) For troubles and af- 
 
 fiictions. Psal. 69. 1. Save me, O God, for the 
 waters are come in unto my soul._ Often in the 
 Psalms and elsewhere it is used in this sense: 
 hence is the phrase in Mat. 20. 22. of being bap 
 tized with Christ’s baptism : that is." dipped and 
 plunged in afflictions, as he was.’* (.3) In the 
 
WAT 
 
 WAT 
 
 WAT 
 
 language of the prophets, waters often denote a 
 great multitude of people. Isa. 8 . 7 . J he J^inl 
 bringpti) upon them the waters of the river ; that 
 is, the Assyrian army. And in Uev. 17 . 15. I lie 
 waters which thou sawest, where tlie whore sit- 
 teth, are peoples, and multitudes, and nations, 
 and tontiues. (4) It is put for children or posterity. 
 JS um. 24. 7. He sliall pour the water out of his 
 buckets. And in Isa. 48. 1 . Which are come 
 forth out of the waters of .ludah. (5) Vor the 
 clouds. P.sal. 104. 3. Who layeth the beams of 
 liis chambers in the waters. “ Who founded, as 
 it were, the heavens upon the clouds." (fO Waters 
 sometimes stand for tears. Jer. 9 . 1 . O that my 
 head were waters, and mine eyes a fountain of 
 tears. ( 7 ) f or the doctrines of the gospel, Deut. 
 32. 2. 1 Cor. 3. 6 . ( 8 ) I'or the ordinances of the 
 gospel, where the graces and comforts of the Holy 
 Aptrit are dispensed. Isa.5.5.1. Iio, every one tliat 
 thirsteth, come to the waters. Ur hy waters here 
 may be understood the graces and comforts of the 
 Spirit themselves, which are frequently compared 
 to waters, as in Isa. 12. 3. | 35. t3, 7- .lohn 7 . .37, 
 .38. ( 9 ) All hinds of drink, f^xod. 23. 25. ( 10 ) 
 Unlawful pleasures, Prov. 9 . 17- 
 As in Scripture, bread is put for all sorts of food, 
 or solid nourishment, so water is used for all sorts 
 of drink. The .\Joaiiees and Ammonites are re¬ 
 proached for not meeting the Israelites with bread 
 and water, that is, with proper refreshments, 
 Deul. 23. 4. Nabal says, in an insulting man¬ 
 ner, to David's messengers, .Shall I then take my 
 bread and my water, and my flesh that I have 
 killed for my shearers, and jiive it unto men 
 ■whom I know not whence they be' 1 ."Sam. 25. 
 
 11. .Stolen waters denote unlawful pleasures with 
 strange women, Prov. 9 . 17 , The Israelites are 
 upbraided for having forsaken the fountain of 
 living waters, and hewing out broken cisterns ; 
 that IS, for having quitted the worship of God for 
 the worship of idols and false gods, .ler. 2. 1.3. The 
 Hebrews called urine, the waters of the feet, that’ 
 they may drink their own piss; in Hebrew, the 
 water of their feet,Q Kings 18. 27- 
 J'he waters of Meribah, so called because of the 
 quarrelling, the contention, and murmuring, of the 
 Israelites against Moses and against God. Moses 
 tells us, that when the Israelites came to Kadesh, 
 and there happened to he in want of w ater, they 
 raised a sedition against him and his brother 
 Aaron; this is recorded in >>um. 20. 1 , 2, .3, &;c. 
 It Vlas on this occasion that Moses committed that 
 sin, with which God was so displeased, that he de¬ 
 prived him of the honour of introducing his people 
 into the land of promise. The Psalmist, in Psal. 
 106. .32, .3.3. tells us, that Moses was soured, vezed, 
 ir troubled at these murmurs of the people, and 
 expressed some distrust by his words. He shewed 
 some doubt in the promises of the Lord. God had 
 absolutely promised him, that he should bring water 
 oott of the rock. Moses made some scruple to be¬ 
 lieve it; Must we fetch you water out of this 
 rock ? He struck the rock twice : and God had 
 bid him only speak to it. tie was afraid, that 
 upon this occasion, God being provoked with his 
 people, should refuse to fulfil the promises he had 
 made. Moses and Aaron did not sanctify the 
 Lorti, they did not pay that honour that was due 
 to him, by a strict, jmnctual, and faithful obe¬ 
 dience to his words. They did not sanctify him 
 before the people. They gave the people occasion 
 to conceive too low an idea of the power and good¬ 
 ness of God; they did an injury in some measure 
 to his power, by shewing so little confidence in it. 
 Gen. 16. 7. angel found Hagar by a fountain of zci. 
 
 18. 4. let a little w. 1 pray you, be fetched 
 
 21. 14. Abraham took bottle of w. and gave TIagar 
 
 24. .32. Laban gave the man w. to wash his feet 
 43. give me, I pray thee, a little w. to drink 
 26. 2o. the w. is ours J| 32. we have found w. 
 
 4.3. 24. the steward ot Joseph’s house gave them w. 
 49 . 4. unstable as w. thou shalt not excel 
 
 Lxod. 12 . 9. eat it not raw, nor sodden with w. 
 
 17 . 6. and there shall come w. out of the rock 
 20. 4. any likeness that is in the w. under the earth 
 
 23. 25. the Lord shall bless thy bread and thy w. 
 29. 4. Aaron and his sons shall wash them with w. 
 
 .30. 20. I 40. 12. Lev. 8. 6.1 16. 4, 24. 
 32. 20. burnt tlie calf and sirawed it on the w. 
 
 Lev. 6. 28. shall be scoured and rinsed in w. 15. 12. 
 11. .32. whatever vessel, it must be put into w, 
 
 38. but if any w. he put upon the seed 
 Num. 5. 22. this w. that causeth the curse shall go 
 
 8. 7 . sprinkle w. of purification upon them 
 
 19 . 9 . for a 70. of separation, 13, 20, 21. | 31. 23. 
 
 20. 8. thou shalt bring forth to them w. out of the 
 
 rock, 10, 11. Neh. 9. 15. Psal. 114. 8. 
 13. this is the w. of Meribah, 24.1 27. 14. 
 
 21.5. there is no bread, nor is any w. 
 
 16. gather ye the people and 1 will give them w. 
 
 24. 7. he shall pour the w. out of his buckets 
 31. 2.3. ye shall make go through the w. 
 
 Deut. 8. 7 . Lord brings thee to a land of brooks of w. 
 
 11. 11. the land drinketh w. of rain of heaven 
 
 12. 16. shalt pour it on earth as w. 24.1 15. 23. 
 
 2.3. 4. met you not with w. in way, Ueh. 13. 2. 
 Josh. 1.5. hearts of people melted and became as w. 
 Judg. 5. 25. he asked -w. and she gave him milk 
 
 7 . 4. bring them down to the w. and I will try, 5. 
 
 15. 19 . w. came out of the jaw and .Samson di ank 
 
 1 ISam. 7 . 6. they gathered to Mizpeh and drew w. 
 
 25. 11. shall 1 then take my bread and my w.? 
 
 26. 11. take now the cruse of w. and let us go 
 3l). 12. nor drunk any :o. three days and nights 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 14. we must die and are as w. on ground 
 17 . 21. arise and pass quickly over the w. 
 
 21.10. till w. dropped on them out of heaven 
 1 Kings 1 . 3 . 19. he did eat bread and drank w. 
 
 22. hast eaten bread and drunk w. in the place 
 14. 15. smite Israel as a reed is shaken in the w. 
 
 17 . 10. fetch me, I pray thee, a little to. 
 
 18. 4. Obadiah fed them with bread and w. 13. 
 
 1 Kings 18..35. a’.ran about altar, fill, french with to. 
 .‘18. the tire of the Lord fell and licked up the w. 
 
 22. 27 . feed him with bread and to. of affliction 
 till 1 return in peace, 2 Chron. 18. 26. 
 
 2 Kings* 2 . 19. the w. is naught, and ground barren 
 
 3. 11. I'.lisha who poureil 70. on l-'.lijah’s hands 
 
 17 . yet that valley shall be tilled with w. 
 
 22. then rose up early and the sun shone on the w. 
 
 6. 5. was felling a beam, the ax-head fell into w. 
 
 22. set bread and w. before them to eat and drink 
 8. 15. he dipt a thick cloth in 70. and he died 
 20.20. made a conduit, brought w. into the city 
 
 2 Chron. .32. 4. the king of Assyria find much w. 
 Kell. 4. t2.3. every one went with weapon for w. 
 Job 8. 11. can the flag grow without w.? 
 
 14. 9. yet through the scent of w. it will bud 
 
 15.16. is man who drinketh iniquity like w. 
 
 22. 7 . thou hast not given w. to the weary to drink 
 34. 7 . who like .lob, who drinketh scorning like w. 
 Psal. 22.14. I am poured out like w. my bones out 
 63. t It), they shall make him run out like w. 
 
 65.9. with the river of God that is full of w. 
 
 66. 12. we went through fire and through w. 
 
 79. 3. their blood have they shed like w. 
 
 88.17. they came round about tne daily like w. 
 109.18. so let it come into his bowels like w. 
 
 Prov. 17 . 14. strife is as when one letteth out w. 
 
 20. 5. counsel in the heart of tiian is like deep w. 
 
 27 .19. as in w. face answerelh to face, so heart of 
 30. 16 . the earth that is not filled with w. 
 
 Isa. 1. 22. silver is tiross, thy wine mixed with w. 
 
 .3. 1. Lord doth take away the whole stay of w. 
 
 21. 14. the land of I'ema brought ai. to the thirsty 
 30. 14. not found a sherd to take to. out of pit 
 
 20. though tlie Lord gave you the w. of affliction 
 41. 17 . when the poor seek w. and there is none 
 44. .3. I will pour w. on him that is thirsty 
 63. 12. led them, dividing the w. before them 
 Jer. 13.1. get a linen girdle and put it not in w. 
 
 23. 15. and make them drink the w. of gall 
 Lam. 1. 16. mine eyes run down with w. 3. 48. 
 
 2. 19 . pour out thy heart like w. before Lord 
 
 5.4. we have drunken our w. for money 
 Eiek.A. 17 . that they may want bread and w. 
 
 7 . 17 . all knees shall be weak as w. 21. 7. 
 
 16. 4. nor wast thou washed in w. to supple thee 
 
 9. then washed 1 thee with w. and anointed him 
 
 36. 25. then will I sprinkle clean w. upon you 
 IJos. 2. 5. 1 will go after my lov. that give me my w. 
 
 5.10. 1 will pour my wrath upon them like w. 
 
 10. 7- her king is cut off as foam upon w. 
 
 Amos 8.11. not a famine of bread nor thirst of to. 
 AWi.2.8. but Aiiieveh is of old like a pool of zr. 
 Hab. .3. 10. the overflowing of the to. passed by 
 Mat. 3. 11. 1 indeed baptize you with w. unto re¬ 
 pentance, 1 . 8 . Luke 3. 16 . John 1 . 05 , 
 
 16. Jesus went up out of the w. Mark 1. 10. 
 
 10. 42. whoso giveth a cup of cold w. Mark 9. 41. 
 14.28. Peter said, bid me come to thee on the w. 
 
 17 . 15. for he falleth oft info the fire and w. 
 
 27 . 24. Pilate took to. and washed his hands 
 
 Mark 14.13. there shall meet you a man bearing a 
 pitcher of w. follow him, Luke 22. 10, 
 Luke8.Q3. ship was filled with w. were in jeopardy 
 
 24. rebuked the to. |l 25. the w. obeyed him 
 16.24. that he may dip the tip of his finger in w. 
 John 2. 7- .lesus saith, fill the water-pots with to. 
 
 3. 5. except a man be born of w. and of the Spirit 
 
 23. near to Salim, because there ■was much w. there 
 
 4.10. given living w. 11. || 15. give me this to. 
 
 46. .lesus came again where he made w. wine 
 
 5. 3. halt, withered, waiting for moving of the w. 
 
 4. an angel went down and troubled the w. 
 
 7 . 38. out of his belly shall flow living w. 
 
 13. 5. after that he poureth w. into a bason 
 
 19 . .34. forthwith came thereout blood and w. 
 
 Acts]. 5. for John truly baptized with w. 11. 16. 
 
 8. 36. here is w. || .38. they went down both into w. 
 10. 47- can any forbid w. these be not baptized ? 
 
 Eph. 5.26. might cleanse it with the washing of w. 
 Heb. 9. 19 . he took the blood of calves with w. 
 
 10. 22. and our bodies washed with pure w. 
 
 Jam. 3.12. no fountain can yield salt w. and fresh 
 
 1 Pet. 3.20. few, that is eight souls were saved by w. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 17 . are wells williout w. || Jude 12. clouds 
 .3. 6. world being overflowed with w. perished 
 
 1 John 5. 6. this is he that came by w. and blood 
 
 5. 8. three bear witness. Spirit, w. and blood 
 Rev. 12.15. and the serpent cast out of his mouth -w. 
 16 . 12. the sixth on Kuphrates, and w. dried up 
 
 21.6. 1 will give of the fountain of the w. of life 
 22.1. and he shewed me a pure river of w.of life 
 
 17 . whosoever will, let him take w. of life freely 
 See B.sTHji, Bitter, Draw, Drew, Drink, 
 
 Well. 
 
 No WATER. 
 
 Gen. . 37 . 24. pit ■was empty, there w’as no w. in it 
 Exod. 15. 22. they went three days and found now. 
 
 17 . 1. AW. 20. 2. I 3.3.14. Deut. 8. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 22. L. said, eat no bread and drink no w. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 9. there was no w. for the host and cattle 
 Psal. 6.3. 1. in a dry and thirsty land where no w. is 
 Ifa. 1.30. ye shall be as a ganlen that hath no w. 
 
 44.12. the sniilh drinketh now. and is faint 
 5t). 2. their fish stiiiketh because there is no w. 
 
 Jer.‘ 2 . 1.3. broken cisterns that can hold no-w. 
 
 14. .3. they came to the pits and found no w. 
 
 .‘18. 6. in the dungeon there was no w. but mire 
 
 Zech. 9. 11, sent prisoners out of pit wherein is no w. 
 Luke 7 . 44 . thou gavest me no to. for my feet 
 WAJEH. 
 
 Gen. 2.10. a river went out of Eden to w. the garden 
 
 29 . 7 . w. ye the sheep and go and feed them, 8. 
 Psal. 6. G. 1 w. my couch with my tears 
 
 72 . 6. come down as show ers that w. the earth 
 Prov. 5. i 19. let her breasts w. thee at all times 
 Eccl. 2. 6. I made me pools of water to w. the wood 
 Isa. 16. 9. I will w. thee with my tears, O Ileshbon 
 27 . 3. I will w. it every moment, lest any hurt it 
 Ezek. 17 . 7; he might w. it bv furrows of plantation 
 .32.6. I will w. with my blood the land wherein 
 Joel 3,18. a fountain shall to the valley of Shittim 
 
 WATERED. 
 
 Gen. 2.6. a mist that w. the face of the ground 
 
 13. 10. the plain of .Iordan, that it was wellzi/. 
 
 29. 2. of that well they a. flocks, 3. || 10. Jacobi#. 
 
 Exod. 2. 17. Moses helped and w. their flocks, 19. 
 Prov. 11. 25. he that wateretli shall be w. himself 
 Isa. 58. 11. and thou shalt be like a a), garden 
 Jer. 31. 12. their soul shall be as a w. garden 
 I Cor. 3. C. 1 have planted, A polios a), but God gave 
 WAl EREDSr. 
 
 Deut. 11.10. w. it with thy foot as a garden of herbs 
 \VA 1 EKE.Sl. 
 
 Psal. 65. 9. thou visitest the earth and w. it 
 10, thou w. the ridges thereof abundantly 
 WATER E l II. 
 
 Psal. 104. 13. he w. the hills from his chambers 
 Prov. 11.25. he that w. shall be watered liimself 
 Isa. 55. 10. rain returneth not, but a', the earth 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 7 . nor he that planteth, nor w. any thing, 8. 
 
 wateri>;g. 
 
 Gen. .30. 38. Jacob laid rods in the to. troughs 
 Job 37 .11. by w. he wearieth the thick clouds 
 Prov. .3. * 8. it shall be w. to thy bones 
 Luke 13.15. doth not each of you lead his ass to ts>. f 
 WATER-BROOKS, 
 
 Psal. 42. 1. as the hart panteth after the w. 
 WATER-COURSE. 
 
 2 Chron. 32. .30. Ilezekiah stopped the upper to. 
 Job 38, 25. who hath divided a w. for overiiowing 
 
 WA l ER-COURSES. 
 
 Isa. 44.4. they shall spring as willows by the to. 
 WATER-FLOOD. 
 
 Psal. 69.15, let not the w. overflow me, nor deep] 
 WATER-POT, W’ATER-POTS. 
 
 John 2. 6. there were set there six w. of stone 
 
 7 . Jesus saiih, fill the w. with water, they filled 
 4. 28. the woman then left her w. and went to city 
 
 W’ATER-SPOUTS. 
 
 Psal. 42. 7- deep calls to deep at noise of thy w. 
 WAT'ER-SPRllSGS. 
 
 Psal. 107 . 33. he turneth the to. into dry ground 
 35. he tuineth dry ground into w. 
 
 WATERS. 
 
 Gen. 1.2. the Spirit of God moved upon face of w. 
 6. let the firmament divide the w. from the w. 7 . 
 
 9. let the w. be gathered || 20. w. bring forth 
 
 6 . 17 . 1 , even 1 , do bring a flood of w. on earth 
 
 7 . 17 . to. increased || 18. w. prevailed, 19, 20, 24. 
 
 8. "1. w. decreased, .3, 5. || 13. w. were drietl up 
 
 9 . 11. not be cut off any more by w. of a flood 
 Exod. 7 . 17 . behold, 1 will smite the w. || 20. w. blood 
 
 8. 6. Aaron stretched out his hand over the w. 
 14.21. by a strong east-wind the w. were divided 
 
 22. w. were a wall, 29. || 28. w. returned, 15. 19. 
 15. 8. the w. were gathered together, flood stood 
 
 23. they could not drink of the w. of Marah 
 
 27 . come to Elam, they encamped there by the v. 
 Num. 24. 6. as trees planted, as cedar trees beside w. 
 /)«w/. 10 . 7 . journeyed to Jotbath, land of rivers of 
 .32.51. ye trespassed at the zo. of .Meribah-kadesh 
 .3.3. 8. with whom didst strive at the to. of Meribah 
 Josh. 3. 16 . the to. which came down rose up 
 
 4. 7- the w. of .Iordan were cut olF before the ark 
 23. the Lord dried up the w. of .Iordan, 5. 1. 
 
 11.5. they came and pitched at the w. of Merom 
 Judg. 5. 19 . the kings of Canaan by w. of Megiddo 
 7. 24. cotne down and take the to. before them 
 2 Sam. 5. 20. the Lord hath broken forth as a breach 
 of Zi). upon mine enemies, 1 Chron. 14. 11. 
 12.27. and Joafi said, 1 have taken the city of w, 
 2 Kings’!. 8. and Elijah smote the w. || 14. I'Jisha 
 21. and he went forth unto the spring of the w. 
 
 thus saith Lord, I have healed these w. 
 5.12.are not rivers of Damasc. better than w. of Isr, 
 2 Chron. .32. .3. he took counsel to stop the w. 
 
 Job .3. 24. my roarings are poured out like the to. 
 
 5. 10. who sendeth w. upon the fields 
 
 11. 16. remember thy misery as to. that pass away 
 
 12. 15. he withholdeth the w. and they dry up 
 
 14. 11. as the w. fail from the sea, and 'he flood 
 
 19. the w. wear the stones, thou washest away 
 22. 11. and abundance of zn. cover thee, .‘58.34. 
 
 24. 18. he is swift as the to. thou washest away 
 
 26. 5. dead things are formed from under the wJ 
 
 8. he bindeth up the w. in his thick clouds 
 
 10. he hath compassed the w. with clouds 
 
 27 . 20. terrors take hohi on him as zr. a tempest 
 
 28. 4. even the w. forgotten of the foot 
 25. and he weigheth the w. by measure 
 
 29. 19 . my root was spread out by the w. 
 
 .30.14. came upon me as a wide breaking in of at, 
 . 37 . 10. and the breadth of the w. is straitened 
 .38. 30. the to. are hid as with a stone 
 Psal. 2.3. 2. he leadelh me beside the still ztt. 
 
 . 3 . 3 . 7 . he gathereth the w. of the seas together 
 46. 3. though the w. thereof roar and be troubled 
 58. 7 . let them melt away as w. which run 
 69. 1. for the w. are come in unto my soul 
 7 . 3 . 10. to. of a full cup are wrung out to them 
 77 .16. the w. saw thee, O God, the w. saw thee 
 78. 13. he made the w. to statu! as an lieap 
 16 . and caused a’, to run ilown like rivers 
 
 20. he smote the rock that the w. gushed out and 
 streams overflowed, 105. 41. I 114.8. 7sa.48.21. 
 
 81. 7- 1 proveii thee at thew. of Meribah, 1C6. 32. 
 104. 6. the w. stood above the mountains 
 1('5. 29 . he turned their to. into blood and slew 
 1C6. 11. and the zf. covered their enemies 
 119 . 1.36. riversof zii. run down mine eyes because 
 124. 4. then the w. had overwhelmed us 
 5. then the proud w. had gone over our soul 
 1.36. 6. him that stretched the earth above the to. 
 
 147 . 18. he causeth the wind to blow and w. flow 
 
 148. 4. ye w. above the heavens, praise him 
 Prov. 5. 15. tlrink z.'. out of thine ow n cistern 
 
 16 . let riversof zc. be dispersed in the streets 
 8.29. that the w. should not |>ass his commandment 
 
 9 . 17 . stolen w. are sweet, and bread eaten in secret 
 25.25. as cold w. toa thirsty soul, so is izood news 
 .‘10. 4. who hath bound the w. in a garment 
 
 Eccl. 11.1. cast thy bread upon zi'. thou shalt find 
 Canf.4,15. a well ot livitig zf. and streams from Leb. 
 
 2 N 545 
 
‘WAV 
 
 WAY 
 
 Jsa. 8 . 6 . as this people refuseth the w. of Shiloah 
 
 7 . the I>()r<l hriiigetli on them w. of the, river 
 11. y. as the w. cover tlie seas, I lab. 2. 14. 
 
 15. 6 . for the w. of Nimriin shall he desolate 
 
 y. for the w. of Dimon shall be full ot blood 
 17 . 12 . a rushing like tlie rushing of mighty w. 
 
 19. 5 . and the w. sliall fail from the sea 
 
 £ 2 . y. and ye gathered tlie id. of the lower pool 
 
 2 ». 17 . the w. shall overflow the hiding-place 
 
 32. 20 . blessed are ye thatsow beside all zv. 
 
 31. 16. bread be given him, hisa;. shall be sure 
 
 33 . 6 . for in the wilderness shall w. break forth 
 40. 12 . who hath measured the w. in his hand 
 43 . C. if thou pass through w. 1 will be with thee 
 
 16. and maketh a path in the mighty w. 
 
 20 . I give w. in the wilderness and rivers in desert 
 48. 1 . and are come forth out of the zv. of ludah 
 
 21 . he caused the w. to flow out of the rock 
 .51. 10. whi( h hath dried the zd. of the great deep 
 51. y. this is as zv. of Noah unto me, zv. not return 
 55 . 1 . hoevery one that thirsteth, come ye to the w. 
 
 57 . 20. like the sea, whose zv. cast up mire and dirt 
 
 58. 11. like a spring of water, whose zv. fail not 
 Jer. 2. 13. have forsaken me the fouiiKiin of li ving zv. 
 
 18. what hast thou to do, to drink thejy. of Sihoi '' 
 6. 7 . as a fountain casteth out her zv. so casteth out 
 
 8. 14. (rod hath given us zv. of gall to drink 
 
 9. 1. O that my head were ?ii. and mine eyes tears 
 
 18. eyes run with tears, eye lids gush out with zv. 
 
 10. 1.3. is a multitude of inthe heavens, 51. 16. 
 
 14. 3. their nobles sent little ones to the zv. 
 
 15. 18. wilt be to me as a liar and as zv. that fail 
 
 17 . 8. he shall be as a tree planted by the zv. 
 
 13. have forsaken the Lord, fountain of living zv. 
 
 18. 14. shall the cold flowing ty. be for.sakeii ? 
 
 46.7. whose zv. are tnoved as the ri ers, 8. 
 
 47 . 2. behold, w. rise up outof the north 
 
 48. .34. for the zv. of N imrim shall be desolate 
 
 50. 38. a drought is upon her zv. and shall be drier! 
 X«r«. .3. 54. zv. flowed over mine head, I am cut off 
 J’lzei. 19 . 10. thy mother is like a vine by the zv. 
 
 31. 4. zv. made him great, the deep set him on high 
 
 14. that none of the trees by zv. exalt themselves 
 
 32. 2. and troublest the zv. with thy feet 
 
 47 . 1. behold, w. issued from under the threshold 
 
 3. brought me through zv. the zv. were to ancles, 4. 
 5. for the zv. were risen, zv. to swim in 
 
 8. these zv. issue out toward the east country, 12. 
 
 19. even to the zv. of strife in Kadesh, 48. 28. 
 Dan. 12. 6. one said to the man upon the zv. 7- 
 Amos 5. 8. calleth for zv. of sea, and pnureth, 9. 6. 
 
 24. but let judgment run down hszv. and righte. 
 Jonahs. 5. the zv. compassed me about to the soul 
 Mic. 1. 4. as zv. that are poured down a steep place 
 JS'alt.zi. 8. No, that had the zv. round about it 
 
 14. draw the rr. for the siege, fortify thy luilds 
 Zech. 14. 8. living zv. shall go from .lerusalern 
 2 Cor. 11 . 26 . in perils ofzi'. in perils of robbers 
 Dev. 7. 17 . lead them unto living fountains of zr. 
 
 8.11. a third part of the w. became wormwood, and 
 many died of the zv. because bitter 
 
 11. 6. have power overzr. to turn them to blooci 
 14. 7 . worship him that made the fountain of ai. 
 
 16. 4. and the third angel poured his vial on the zv. 
 5. 1 heard angel of the zv. say, thou art righteous 
 
 17 . 15. the zv. where the whore sits, are peoples 
 
 See Dki;!*, (Jit i:at. 
 
 In, or into WATKIfS. 
 
 Drod.l5. 10, they sank as lead m the mighty zv. 
 
 25. a tree when cast into the zv. they were sweet 
 Lev. 11. 9 . these shall ye eat, of all that are in zv. 
 
 what hath 6ns and scales in zv. 10. 46. / hzzt. 14. 9. 
 12. hath no fins nor scales izi the zv. unclean 
 Dent. 4, 18. the likeness of any fish in the zv. 5.8. 
 Jo.f/i. 3. 1.3. as the feet of priests rest in the zv. 
 iVe/^. 9.11. threwest a stone into the mighty zv. 
 Psal.7‘i- 13. bl eakest the heads of dragons m zv. 
 104. .3. layeth the beams ot his chambers in zv. 
 Mat. 8. 32. the swine ran and perished in Ihettf. 
 Mark 9. 22. oft it cast him into fire and into zv. 
 Maziy W A I KRS. 
 
 Nzim. 24. 7- aod Ids seed shall be in many zv. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 17. drew me out oimany zv. F.\al. 18. 16. 
 Psal. 29. .3. the voice of the I ord is upon many zv. 
 9 . 3 . 4. Lord mightier than the noise of many zv. 
 Cant. 8. 7 . manyzv. cannot iiuencli love, nor floods 
 Isa. 17 . 13. nations like the rushing of zv. 
 
 Jer. 51. 13. O thou that dwellest upon many zv. 
 Lzek. 19 . 10. she was fruitful by reason of many zv. 
 43. 2. his v()ice was like a noise of many zv. earth 
 shined with his gloiy. Rev. 1. 15 | 14. 2. | 19. 6. 
 Lev. 17 .1. the great whore that sitteth on many zv. 
 WAVE. 
 
 Jam. 1. 6. he that wavereth is like a zv. ot the sea 
 WAVE, Lerh. 
 
 XjoX 29. 24. thon shaltw. them for a wave offering 
 before the Lord, Lev. 8. 27. I 2.3. 20. Nzim. 6. 20. 
 
 20. thou £halt zi). the breast || 27 . zv. the shoulder. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 30. I 8. 29.1 9. 21. I 10. 13. 
 L.ev. 23.11. he shall w. the sheaf before the I ord, 12. 
 Num. 5.23. the priest shall zv. the jealousy-offering 
 WAVED. 
 
 Lev. 14. 21. then he shall take one lamb to be zv. 
 See Breast, I.oaves, Oeeering. 
 WAVEREI11. 
 
 Jam. 1. 6. he that zv. is like a wave of the sea 
 WAVER 1 N(L 
 
 lleh. 10.23. hold fast profession of faith without zv. 
 Jam. 1, 6. but let 1dm ask in faith, nothing zv. 
 WAVES. 
 
 Vsal. 42.7. all thy zv. are gone over me, Jonah 2. .3. 
 65. 7 . stilleth the noise of their zv. 89. 9.1 107. 29. 
 88. 7. thou hast afflicted me with all thy zv. 
 
 93 . .3. floods lift up voice, floods lift up their zv. 
 
 4. the Lord on high is mightier than mighty zv. 
 107 . 25. the stormy wind which liftelh up the zv. 
 
 isa. 48. 18. thy righteousness as the zv. of the sea 
 51.15. but 1 am the I,ord thy (iod that divided 
 the sea, whose zv. roared, Jer. .31. .33. 
 Jer. 5. 22. tho’ thezy. toss, yetcan they not prevail 
 51.42. Babylon is covered with the multitude of zr. 
 55. Lord hath spoiled Babylon when her zv. roar 
 546 
 
 Ezek. 26. .3. nations come, as the sea causeth hiszr. 
 27 . t 28. zc. shall shake at cry of thy pilots 
 Zech. 10. 11. and shall smite the zv. in the sea 
 Alat. 8. 24. that the ship was covered with the zv. 
 14. 24. but the ship was tossed with zv. Mark 4. .37. 
 Luke 21. 25. be signs, the sea and the zv. roaring 
 Acts 27 . 41. the hinder part was broken w ith the tv. 
 Jude 1.3. raging zv. of sea, foaming out their shame 
 WA.\. 
 
 Psal. 22. 14. my heart is like zv. it is melted 
 68. 2. as zv. melteth, so the wicked perish 
 97 . 5. the hills melted like zv. at presence of T,ord 
 Mic. 1. 4. the valleys cleft as zv. before the fire 
 WA.X. 
 
 F.xod. 22. 24. my wrath shall zv. hot, .32. 10. 
 
 32. 11. Lord, why doth thy wrath zr. hot against 
 22. let not the anger of my loid zv. hot 
 Lev. 25, 47 . if a sojourner or a stranger zr. rich by 
 thee, and thy brother by him zv. poor 
 1 Sam. .3. 2. E'li laid down, his eyes began to zv. dim 
 Job 6 . 17 . what time they zv. warm they vanish 
 14. 8. though the root thereof zv. old in the earth 
 Psal. 102. 26. all of them shall zv. old as a garment, 
 and be changed, Isa. 50. 9. I 51. 6. IJeb. 1. 11. 
 Isa. 17 . 4. the fatness of his flesh shall zv. lean 
 29. 22. neither shall his face now zv. pale 
 .ler. 6. 24. our hatids zv. feeble, anguisli hath taken 
 Mat. 24. 12. the love of many shall zv. cold 
 Luke 12. .33. provide bags which zv. not old 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 11. begun to zv. wanton against Christ 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 1.3. seducers shall zv. worse and worse 
 
 WA.VEI). 
 
 Gen. 26. 1.3. Isaac zzi. great 1| 41. 56. famine zv. sore 
 Ezod. 1. 7 . Israel zv. exceeding mighty, 20. 
 
 16. 21. and when the sun zv. hot, ft melted 
 
 19 . 19. when the trumpet zv. louder and louder 
 .32. 19 . Moses’ anger zw. hot, ami he cast the tables 
 Num. 11. 23. is the Lord’s hand zv. short;' 
 
 Dezzf. 8. 4. raiment zz). not old, 29. 5. Neh. 9. 21. 
 .32. 15. but .leshurun zv. fat and kicked 
 .losh. 2.3. 1. that .loshua zv. old and stricken in age 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 5. she that hath tnany children is zv. feeble 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 1. but David zv. stronger, 1 Citron. 11. 9- 
 21.15. and David went down, fought, and zv. faint 
 
 2 Kinys 4. .34. anri the flesh of the child zv. warm 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 21. Abijah zv. mighty and tnarried wives 
 
 17 . 12. .lehoshaphat ll 24. 15. .lehoiadazr. old 
 Lsth. 9 . 4. Mordecai zv. greater and greater 
 Psal. .32. .3. when I kept silence my bones zv. old 
 Jer. 49 . 24. Damascus is zv. feeble and turneth 
 
 .50. 4.3. the king of Babylon’s hamls zv. feeble 
 Dan. 8. 8. the he-goat zv. great |1 9. little horn, 10. 
 Mat. 1.3. 15 hiis people’s heart zc. gross. A< ts‘Z8.Q.7. 
 Luke 1. 80. the child zv. strong in spirit. 2. 40. 
 
 1.3. 19 . a grain of mustard seed zv. a great tree 
 Acts 1.3. 46. Paul and Barnabas zz). bold and said 
 Ueb. 11. .34. zv. valiant in fight, turned to flight 
 Rev. 18. .3. the merchants of the earth are zv. rich 
 WAXEN, WAXED. 
 
 Gen. 18.12. after I am zv. old shall 1 have pleasure ? 
 19 . 13. because the cry of Sodom was w. great 
 Lev. 25. 25. if thy brother be zv. poor, 35, 39. 
 
 Dent. .31. 20. zv. fat, then will they turn to other gOfls 
 Josh. 17 . 13. the children of Israel were zv. strong 
 Jer. 5. 27 . therefore are become great and zv. rich 
 28. the 3 ' are zv. fat, they shine, they overpass 
 Ezek. 16. 7 . thou hast increased and zv. great 
 WAXETH. 
 
 Psal. 6. 7 . mine eye zv. old because of mine enemies 
 Heb. 8. 13. what zv. old, is ready to vanish away 
 WAX INC. 
 
 Phil. 1.14. many brethren zv. confident by my bonds 
 WAY, 
 
 Or path, is taken in d moral sense, (1) For con¬ 
 duct. Isa. 59. 8. They have made them crooked 
 paths. Psal. 1. 6. I he Lord knoweth the way of 
 the righteous. (2) Ways are pzit for the lazvs of 
 the Lord, Cen. 18. 19. they shall keep the zvay 
 of the Lord. /-’>«/. 18. 21. I have kept the zvays 
 of the Loni. (.3) Way is pztt for custom, man¬ 
 ners, and way of life, Gen. 6. 12. All flesh had 
 corrupted his zvay upon the earth. And in .Jer. 
 10. 2. Learn not the way of the heathen. (4) 
 The way of the Lord expresses his coziduct in re¬ 
 spect of zis, Isa. .5.5. 8, 9. My thoughts are not 
 your thoughts, neither are your zvays my zvays, 
 saith the T.ord. Eor as the heavens are higher 
 than the earth, so are my zvays higher than your 
 ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts. And 
 in Rom. 11. 3.3. His ways are past finding out. 
 (5) 'The ways of God are pzit for his zvorks. 
 .lob 40. 19. He is the chief of the zvays of God. 
 16) Divine Providence, Psal. I 07 . 7- (7) Death. 
 .losh. 2.3. 14. (8) 'The method of salvation, or 
 
 doctrine of the gospel. Acts 1,9. 9. 
 
 To go the way of all the earth, is put to signify 
 dying and the grave. Josh. 2.3. 14. /I hard way, 
 is pzit to represent the way of .shiners, a way 
 of impiety, .ludg. 2. 19. I hey ceased not froiii 
 their stubborn zvay; in Hebrew, hard way. It 
 i.s .so called to signify, that although it seemed at 
 first very soft, and easy, and pleasant, yet they 
 would certainly find that it was hard and di.tficult, 
 and troublesome to them, as an hard way is to 
 the traveller. 'The course that leadetb to destruc¬ 
 tion is called a broad way,r/nz< is obvious to all, 
 and in zvhich many zvalk ; on the contrary, that 
 course of life which will bring a man to heaven, 
 is named strait, narrow, difficult to find and to 
 walk hi. A course of holiness is unp/ea.fng to 
 flesh and blood, it does not at all gratify men's 
 sensual appetites; it is a narrow way, wherein 
 men will meet zvith many crosses and tempta¬ 
 tions, Mat. 7 . 13, 14. 
 
 Jesus Christ is called the way, John 14. 6. because 
 It is by him alone that believers obtain eternal 
 life, and an entrance into heaven. He is the 
 way to heaven, by the doctrine zvhich he taught; 
 by his death, by zvhich he purchased this hea¬ 
 venly inheritance for the elect; by his holy life 
 and conversation, setting us an example, that we 
 should follows his steps; and by the influence of 
 
 WAY 
 
 his Spirit, whereby believers are sanctified, and 
 made meet to be partakers of the inherit 
 ance of the saints in light. 'The Psalmist says, 
 'I'hou wilt shew me the path of life, Psal. 16. 11. 
 that is, “ thou wilt raz.se my body from death to 
 life, and conduct me to the place and state of ever¬ 
 lasting happiness." /7z.Mat.22. 16 . the Pharisees 
 tellour .'iavtour by their disciples. Master, we know 
 that thou art true, and teachest the zvayoi God in 
 truth ; that is, the tiue principles of religion, .'it. 
 Peter says, that the way ot truth shall be evil 
 spoken of by lalse teachers, 2 Pet. 2. 2. that is, 
 the doctrine of the gospel, and the Christian reli¬ 
 gion. In .1 ude I \ . It IS said, they have gone in the 
 Way of Cain ; that is, they have followed his exam¬ 
 ple, in hating and persecuting their brethren. 
 
 Gen.AH. if thou prosper my zc. which I go 
 
 42. 25. to give them provision for the w. 45. 21. 
 Ezod. 13. 17 - led not thro’ the w. of the Pbilislines 
 
 18. led the people thro’ the w. of the wilderness 
 21. in a pillar of cloud to lead them the w. 
 
 18. 2i). shew theoi the w. If eh. 9. 19. Psal. 107. 4. 
 A'zz//i.2L4. was much discouraged because of the ze. 
 22. 26. there was no w. to turn to the right or left 
 Dent. 1. 22. by what zr. we must go, JoJi. .3. 4. 
 
 8. 2. remember the w. which the Lord led you 
 14. 24. if the w. be too long for thee 
 
 17 . 16 . shall henceforth return no more that a’. 
 
 19 . .3. thou shalt prepare thee a w. || 6. the w. is long 
 28. 25. thou shalt go out one w. against them 
 
 31. 29. ye will turn aside from w. 1 commanded 
 Josh. 2.3. 14. behold, I am going w. of all the earth 
 24. 17 . Ixird preserved us in all there, we went 
 Judy. 2. 19 . they ceased not from their stubborn ai. 
 
 9. 25. they robbed all that came along that w. 
 18.5. whether our w. we go shall be prosperous 
 
 6. before tbe Ixird is your w. wherein j e go 
 
 19. 9. and to-morrow get you early on your w. 
 
 1 Ham. 6. 12. kine look straight zr. to Beth-shemesh 
 
 9 . 6. peradventure he can shew us our w. to go 
 
 8. 1 will give to the man of God to tell us our re. 
 12. 23. I will teach you the good and the right w. 
 15.20. I have gone the zz). which the Ixrrd sent me 
 
 20. + 19 . remain by the stone which sheweth there. 
 
 2 Ham. 19. .36. servant will go littlerz'. over birdau 
 
 1 KingsH.H. I go the zz;. of all the earth, be strong 
 8. 36. that thou teach them the good w. to walk 
 
 + 44. pray to the Lord lowarzl the zz). of the city 
 
 1.3. 9. nor turn again by the same zz). thou earnest 
 
 10. he went another zz;. || 12. what zz). went he ' 
 
 18. 6. Ahab went one w. (Jbadiah anotht-r rv. 
 
 22. 24. he said, which w. went the spirit of I.ord 
 from me to speak to thee ? 2 Chron. 18. 2.3. 
 
 2 Kings 8.8. which zz;. shall we go ? :z'. thio’ w ilderu. 
 
 5. 19 . so he deizarted trom him a little w. 
 
 7 . 15. all the zv. full of garments and vessels 
 2 Chr. 6. 27 . when thou hast taught them good zv. 
 Ezra 8. 21. to seek of him a right zv. for us 
 Job 3. 2.3. light given to a man whose zz'. is hid 
 12. 24. to wander where there is nozz . Ps. Iu7. 40. 
 16 . 22. J shall go the w. w hence 1 shall not return 
 22. 15. hast tl vu marked the old w. which w icked 
 
 2.3. 10. blithe \noweththe zz'. that I take 
 
 28. 23. (lod understands the zz). thereof, and knows 
 31. + .32. but I opened my doors to the ■ . 
 
 .38. 19 . where is the w. w here light dwelleth ’ 
 
 Psal. 1.6. I.ord knoweth the zz;. ol'the riizhteous 
 2. 12. kiss the .’'on. lest ye perish from the zz. 
 
 .36. 4. he setteth himselt in a w. that is not good 
 . 37 . 1 14. bent their bow to slay tlie upright ot zz’. 
 78. 50. he made a w. to his anger, he spat ed not 
 101.2. 1 will behai e svi.scly in a periei t zz. 6. 
 
 119 . 27 . make me understand ihezz'.of lh> precepts 
 ^ 29. remove from me the zv. of Ijing, and grant 
 .30, 1 have chosen the zv. of truth 
 32. 1 will run the w. of thj- commandments 
 .3.3. teach me, 1) Dird, w. of thy statutes, 143. 8. 
 104. therefore 1 hate every false zr. 128. 
 
 1 . 39 . 24. and see if there be any wicked zv. in me 
 146. 9 . the zz). of the wicked he turns upside down 
 Prov. 2. 8. he lu eserveth the zv. of his saints 
 12. to deliver thee from the w. ot the evil man 
 4. 19. tlie zv. of the wicked is as dai kness 
 
 6. 2.3. are the zv. of life, 15. 24. Jer.H\. 8. 
 
 7 . 8. near her corner, he went the zz'. to her house 
 27. her house is the w. to hell gz ini: dow 1 ; to death 
 
 12. 15. the ZZ’. of a fool is right in his own eyes 
 26. the zz). of the w icked seduceth them 
 
 1.3. 1.5. but the zz'. of the transi!res.sois is hard 
 
 14. 12. there is a w. win h seemeth right, 16. 25. 
 
 15. 9. the zv. of the wicked is an alniminaiion 
 10. is grievous to him that torsaketh the zv. 
 
 19 . the ZZ). of the slothful man is an hedge of thorns, 
 
 but the zv. of the righteous is made plain 
 16.29. leadeth him into the zz'. that is not good 
 
 21.8. the ZZ). of man is frow ard and strange 
 
 .30. 19 . the zz’. of an eagle, of aserpent, ot a ship 
 20 . such is the zv. of an adulterous woman 
 Reel. 11 . 5 . knowest not what is the zz'. of the Spirit 
 Jsa. .3. 12 . Ihej cause thee to err and destroy the zv. 
 26. 7 . the zz. of the just is uprightness 
 
 35.8. an high way anil a zz'. called zz’. of holiness 
 40. 14. who shewed him the zv. of understaiviing.' 
 
 43. 16. I Old, who maketh a rz'. in the sea, 51. 10. 
 
 19. 1 will even make a zz'. in the wilderness 
 49. 11. 1 w ill make all my mountains a 
 
 57 . 14. prepare a w. || 62. 10. cast up the high zv. 
 
 59 . 8 . the ZZ). of peace they know not, Rom. 3. 17- 
 Jer. 6. 16 . where is the good zv. and walk therein 
 
 10. 2. learn not the :z).ot heathen, be notdisma.wd 
 
 2.3. I know that the rz . of man is not in hin.s< lf 
 
 12. 1. wherefore doth the zv. of the w icked prosper ? 
 18. 15. to walk in paths, in a zv. not cast up 
 .32. 39 . 1 w ill give them one heart and one r.'. 
 
 42. 3. that the Lord thy God may shew us the rz’. 
 .50. 5. they shall ask tlie rz’. to Zion with faces 
 Ezek. 21.20. appoint a rz'. that the sworzl may come 
 
 2.3. 13. then I saw that they took troth one rz'. 
 
 4.3. 2. the glory of G. came from the rz'. of the east 
 Amos 2. 7 . and turn aside the w. of the meek 
 Nah.H. 1. keep the munition, watch the ZZ’. 
 
 AJal.3. 1. he shall prepare tlie rz'. before me 
 
WAY 
 
 W 4 Y 
 
 WAY 
 
 a'at.7. 13. broad is the w, that le.acls to destruction 
 
 14. 'iU)d narrovv- is the u. wliii li leadeth unto life 
 
 8. CK- so that no mail miaht pass by that -u). 
 
 10.5. go not into the zo. or' the (jentiles 
 
 £•2.16. we know thou art true, and teachest the za. 
 
 ot’tiod in truth, Mark 1‘2. 1-t. l.uke £0.21. 
 Luke 5. iy. by Miiatw. they might bring him in 
 
 10.31. there came down a certain priest that w. 
 
 15. 20. when he was yet a great u'. oft', father saw 
 19.4. Zaccheusran toseeiiim, was to pass that ic. 
 
 Jo/t 7 i 10.1. but climbeth up some ot’ er u'. is a tl.ief 
 
 14. 4. the w. ye know || 6. I am the rv. the trutli 
 
 5. Thomas saith, I.x)rd, how can we know tlie w. ? 
 Acts 16. 17 . wiiich sliew to us the u). ot sah ation 
 
 18. 26. expounded to him of God more pertectly 
 19 . 9 . believetl) not, but spake evil of that w. 
 
 £3. there arose no small stir aliout that w. 
 
 £4. 14. after tlie a-', whicli they call heresy 
 fiom. 14.13. or an occasion to fall in brother’s w. 
 
 1 Cor. 10.13. with temptation make a w. to escape 
 
 12.31. vet shew 1 unto you a moie excellent zo. 
 
 1 2'//fij.’3. 11 . our Lord Jesusdirei tourzc. unto you 
 Jdeb. 9.B. the zo. into the holiest not yet manifest 
 
 10.20. by a living w. which he hath consecrated 
 12. 117 . for he found no re. to change his mind 
 Jam. 2.25. she had sent them out another w. 
 
 £ Pet. 2. 2. the zo. of truth shall be evil spoken of 
 
 15. which have forsaken the right zo. and are gone 
 astray, follosving the zo. of Balaam son of Hosor 
 
 21. better not known the zo. of righteousness 
 Rev. 16.12. thatic. of kings of the east be prepared 
 By the \V .A Y. 
 
 Cen. 42. 38. it mi.schief befall him hy the 10 . ye go 
 45.24. Joseph said, see that ye fall notout by thezjo. 
 
 49 . 17 . Dan shall be a ser|)ent by the zo. an adder 
 Riod. I.^i.by thezo. in the inn the I.ord met him 
 Hum. 14. 25. turn you, get you into the wildern. by 
 
 the w. of the Ited sea. 21.4. I lent. 1.2, 40. I 2.1. 
 Deut. 6 . 7 . talk of them w hen walkest by thezc.W.X^. 
 
 25. 17 . what Amalek did to thee by the zo. 
 
 18. how he met thee by thezo. 1 fiam. 15.2. 
 
 £8.(38. Lord shall bring thee Ay//re a’. 1 spake 
 
 Josh. 5.4. even all the men of war died by thezo. 
 
 7 . because they had not circumc. them by the w. 
 
 1 Kiztgs 13 . 9 . not turn aga. by the zo. thou earnest, 17 . 
 £4. a lion met him by thezo. and slew him 
 
 £!’. 38. the prophet waited for the king by the zo. 
 
 2 3.20. there came water hy the u’. of Edom 
 19.28. put my bridle in lips, I will turn thee back 
 
 by the zo. by which thou earnest, /.>«. 37. 29,34. 
 Rzra 8. 31. and of such as lay in wait by the zo. 
 Job2\. 29. have ye not asked them that go by the zo. ? 
 Psal. 80.12. all they who pass by the a’, plucked her 
 89.41. all that pa^ by thezo. spoil him 
 Led. 10. 3. when fools walk by the ~o. wisdom falls 
 La. 42. 16 . bring blind by thezo. they knew not 
 
 48. 17 . the Ixird God that leadeth thee by the zo. 
 
 Jer. 2. 17 . forsaken God when he led thee by the zo. 
 6.25. walk not by the zo. for the sword of the enemy 
 
 Lam. 1.112. ye that pass by the zo. behold and see 
 L’oek. 43. 4. glory of Lord came by the zo. of gate 
 
 44.3. prince shall enter hy the zo. of porch, 46. 2,8. 
 46. 9. he that enteretli hy thezo. of north gate 
 ilos. 13 . 7 . as a leopard by thezo. will 1 observe 
 Marked. . 3 . if I send them fasting, they faint by the zo. 
 27 . by thezo.\\e. asked his disciples, saying 
 9 33. what was it ye disputed hy thezo.'! 34. 
 
 Lzike 10.4. carry no shoes, salute no man hy the zo. 
 
 24.32. heart burn while he talked with us Ay the zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 7 . for 1 will not see you now by the zo. 
 
 Lvery \\ AV. 
 
 Gen. 3.24. a flaming sword which turned every zo. 
 P.^al. 11 9 .101. refrained m>’ feet from every evil s«. 
 
 104. therefore 1 hate every false zo. 1,8. 
 
 Ptov. 21.2. every u'. of man right in his own eyes 
 
 16. 31. buihlest eminent place \nezmyzo. 
 Rom. 3.2. much every zo. because to them conimitted 
 Phil. 1.18. every zo. whether in pretence or in truth 
 See Evil.. 
 
 Tlis WAY. 
 
 Gen. 6.12. all flesh had corrupted his w. on earth 
 
 2 6<77w. 22.31 . as for God hiszo. is perfect, Psal. 18..30. 
 1 KinffsH. 32. condemning the wicked, to t)ring A/i 
 
 u'. on his own head, 2 Chron. 6. 23. 
 JeA8. 19. behold, this is the joy of hisu'. 
 
 17 . 9. the righteous also shall hold on hiszo. 
 
 £1. 31. who shall declare hisw. to his face.’ 
 
 23. 11. his zo. have 1 kept and not declined 
 .36. 2.3. who hath enjoined him his zo. ? 
 
 Rsal. 25. 9 . the meek will he teach hiszo. 
 
 37 . 7- because of him who prospereth in hiszo. 
 
 2.3. steps of good man, ami he delighteth in his zo. 
 
 34. wait on the Lord and keep hts w. and he shall 
 1 19 . 9. wherewith shall a young man cleanse /<A zo. 
 
 Rrov. 8.22. Ixird possessed" me in beginning of Aw zo. 
 
 11.5. righteousness of the perfect direct hisu\ 
 
 14.8. the wisdom of prudent is to understand his w. 
 
 16. 9 . a man’s heart deviseth his zo. but I., directs 
 
 17 . he that keepeth hiszo. preserveth his soul 
 
 19. .3. the foolishness of man perverteth hiszo. 
 
 20. 14. when he is gone his w. then he boasteth 
 
 21. 29. as for the upi ight, he directeth hiszo. 
 
 l.sa. 48.15. he shall make hiszo. prosperous 
 
 55 . 7 . let the wicked forsake his zo. and his thoughts 
 Jer.4.~. the destroyer of the Gentiles is on hiszo. 
 Lzek. .3.18. to warn the wicked from his wicked zc. 
 
 19. and he turn not from his w icked zo. 3.3. 8, 9. 
 13.22. he should not return from his wicked zo. 
 Hah. 1.3. the I.ord hath hisu'. in the whirlwind 
 Jam.1.24. he beholdeth himself and goeth hiszo. 
 
 5.20. who converteth the sinner from error of his zo. 
 
 See Went. 
 
 In the WAY. 
 
 Gen.24.2J. I being in thezo. the Txird led me 
 48. blessed be the Lord w ho led me in the right zo. 
 
 35. 3. the Lord was with me in the zo. I went 
 
 19 . Rachel buried in the zo. to Ephrath, 48. 7. 
 
 Lxod. 5.20. Moses and Aaron stood in thezo. 
 
 23.20. Send angel before thee to keep thee in the to. 
 Deut. 1.33. who went in the zo. before you to search 
 
 23. 4. because they met you not with bread in t. zo. 
 1 Kings 11.29. Ahijab found Jeroboam in the zo. 
 
 1 Kings 13. 24. his carcase w'as cast in the zo. 25. 20. 
 
 15. 26. he walked in the zo. of his father, 22. 52. 
 
 34. he did evil in sight ol the Lord, and walked 
 in the zo. of .leroboam, 16. 2, 19, 26.1 22. 52. 
 
 18. 7 . as Obadiah w as in the zo. Elijah met him 
 
 2 Kings 8 . 18. he walked in the zo. of the kings of 
 Israel, as the liouse of Ahab, I 6 . .3.2 CAr. 21.6,13. 
 27 . he walked in the zo. of the house of Ahab 
 
 21. 22. and walked not in the zo. of the Lord 
 2 Chron. 11 . 17 . three years walked in the zo. of Dav. 
 
 20. .32. he walked in the zo. ot Asa his father 
 Ezra 8. 22. to help us against the enemy in the zo. 
 Neh. 9 . 12. to give them light in the zo. they shall go 
 
 19 . departed not by day to lead them in the zo. 
 
 Job 18. 10. snare laid and a trap for him in the zo. 
 Psal. 1. 1. blessed,nor standeth in thezo. ot sinners 
 
 25. 8. therefore will he teach sinners in the zo. 
 
 12. him shall he teach in the zo. 32. 8. 
 
 85. 1.3. and shall set us in the zo. ot his steps 
 102. 2.3. he weakened my strength in the zo. 
 
 110. 7 . he shall dunk of the brook in the zo. 
 
 119 . 1. blessed are the undefiled in thezo. 
 
 14. 1 have rejoiced in the zo. of thy testimonies 
 139.24. search me, and lead x\\e,inthezo. everlasting 
 142. 3. in the u'. have they privily laid a snaie 
 Prov. 1. 15. walk not thou in the zo. with them 
 
 2. £0. that thou mayest walk in the zo. of good men 
 
 4. 11. I have taught thee in the u'. of wisdom 
 14. and go not in thew. of ev il men 
 
 8. 20. I lead in the zo. of righteousness 
 
 9. 6. live, and go in the zo. of understanding 
 
 10. 17 . he is in thew. of life that keepeth instruction 
 12. £8. in the zo. of righteousness is life 
 
 1.3. 6. right, keepeth him that is upright/'« the zo. 
 
 16. 31. if it be found in the w. of righteousness 
 
 22.5. thorns an<l snares are in the zo. of the troward 
 
 6. train up a child in the w. he should go 
 23. 19. be wise, and guide thy heart mthe w. 
 
 26.1.3. the slothful man saith there is a lion in thezo. 
 29. 27 . upright in the zo. is ab' mination to wicked 
 
 Eccl. 12. 5. he afraid, and fears shall be in the zo. 
 Isa. 8. 11. should not walk in the zo. of this people 
 
 26. 8. in the w. of thy judgments we w aited for thee 
 . 57 . 17 . w ent on frowardly in the zo. of his heart 
 65. 2. which w alked in the zo. that was not good 
 
 Jer. 2. 18. what hast thou to do inthezo.oi Egypt? 
 
 or w hat hast thou to do in the zo. of Assyria t 
 Ezek. 23. .31. thou hast walked in the zo. of thy sister 
 Hits. 6. 9. so priests murder in the zo. by epnsent 
 Amos 4. t 10. 1 sent pestilence in the zo. of Egypt 
 Mat. 5. 25. agree quickly w hiles thou art in the zo. 
 £1. .32. John came in thezo. of righteousness 
 MarkW. 8. many spread garments in the zo. others 
 strewed branches in the zo. Mat. 21.8. Luke 19. 36. 
 Luke 1. 79 . to guide our feet in the zo. ot peace 
 
 12. 58. as thou art in the zo. give diligence 
 Arts 9. 17 . .lesus that a[)peared to thee in the w. 
 
 27 . how he had seen the Lord in the zo. 
 
 Jude 11. they have gone in the zo. of Cain 
 See Lord. 
 
 My WAY. 
 
 Gen. 24.56. seeing the [.ord hath prospered my w. 
 
 2 Sam. 22. .3.3. he maketh my w. perfect, Psal. 18. 32. 
 Job 19. 8. fenced up my w. that 1 cannot pass 
 
 l.sa. 40. 27 . why sayest thou, my zo. is hid from Lord ? 
 Ezek. 18. 25. hear, O Israel, is not my zo. equal ? 
 JoAh. 8.21. 1 go wy w. \\liom. 15. 24. brought on wy zy. 
 2 Cor. 1, 16 . to be brought on my w. to Jerusalem 
 Out of the \VA Y. 
 
 Exod. .32. 8. they have turned aside quickly out of the 
 zo. 1 counuaudeu them. Dent. 9. 12,16. Judy. 
 
 2. 17 . 
 
 Hum. 22. 2.3. the ass turned aside cz// of the zo. 
 
 Dent. 11. 28. cursed if ye turn aside out of the w. 
 
 13. 5. thrust thee out of the w. L. God commanded 
 
 27 . 18. that maketh blind to wander out of the zo. 
 Job2i. 4. they turn the needy mtt of the zo. 
 
 24. they are taken out of the zo. and cut oflf 
 .31. 7 . if my stei) hath turned out of the zo. 
 
 Prov. £1. 10. wandei eth out of the w. of understand, 
 j'ff. 28. 7 . and thro’ strong drink are out of the zo. 
 .3'>. 11. get you out of the w. turn aside out of path 
 57 . 14. take stumbling-block out of the w. of people 
 Mai. 2. 8. but ye are departed out of the w. 
 
 Rom. .3.12. are all gone out of the w. none doth good 
 Col. 2. 14. he took the hand-writing out of the zo. 
 
 2 The.ss. 2. 7 . will let, till he be taken out of the zo. 
 11 eb. 5. 2. compassion on them that are out of the zo. 
 12. 13. lest that which is lame be turned out of the zo. 
 (Jzon \V A Y. 
 
 Prer. 1. .31. shall they eat the fruit of their ozen zo. 
 
 20. 24. hovv can a man understand his own zo.? 
 Isa. 53. 6. we have turned every one to his ozon zo. 
 56. 11. greedy dogs, they all look to their ozon zo. 
 Ezek.22. .31. their ozi/z zy. have 1 recompensed 
 
 36. 17 . they defiled Israel hy their o. zo. and doings 
 WAV-side. 
 
 Gcw. 38.21. where is harlot that was by the zo.-side ? 
 1 Sam. 4. 1.3. Eli sat on a seat by w.-stde w-atching 
 Psal. 140. 5. the proud have spread a net by w.-stde 
 Mat. 1.3. 4. when he sowed, some seeds fell by thezy.- 
 
 side, fowls came, 19 . Mark 4. 4,I.ukeS. 5,1"- 
 
 20. .30. two blind men sitting by the w.-side 
 Mark 10. 46. as he went out of Jericho, blind Bar- 
 timeus sat by the w.-side begging, Luke 18. .35. 
 Their \\ AY. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. if thy children take heed to their zo. to 
 walk before me in truth, 8. 25. 2 Chron. 6.16. 
 Job 6. 18. the paths of/Aez> zo. are turned aside 
 19. 12. his troops raise up their w. against me 
 29 . 25. 1 chose out their w. sat chief and dwelt 
 Psal. 35. 6. let their w. be <lark and slippery 
 49 . 13. this their w. is their folly, yet posterity 
 Jfir. .3. 21. they have perverted their zo. and forgot 
 6. 27 . that theu mavest know and try their zo. 
 
 2.3. 12. their w. shall be to them as slippery ways 
 Ezek. 7 . 27 . 1 will do to them after/Aezr zi’. and judge 
 according to their deserts, 9. lo. I 11. 21. 
 
 14. 22. ye shall see their zo. and their doings 
 33. 17 . as for them their w. is not equal 
 
 36. 17 . their w. was before me as uncleanness of 
 19. according to/Aei'r IK. and doings 1 judged them 
 
 Acts 15. 3. being brought on their zo. by the church 
 See Went. 
 
 This WAY. 
 
 Gen. 28. 20. if God will keepme in thiszc. I go 
 Exod. 2. 12. Moses looked this zx. and that way 
 Josh. ti. 20. had no power to flee this w. or that 
 2 Kings 6.19. Elisha said, this is not the w. follo w me 
 Isa. 30.21. saying, this is the w. walk ye in it 
 Acts 9. 2. if he found any ot this w. might bring 
 
 22. 4. 1 persecuted this w. unto the death 
 Thy WAY. 
 
 Gen. 24. 40. the Lord will prosper thyw. 
 
 Exod. .3.3. 1.3. therefore, 1 )nay, shew me thyw. 
 Hum. 22. .32. because thyw. is perverse before me 
 Josh. 1, 8. then thou shall make thy zo. prosperous 
 1 Kings 19. 15. return on thy zo. to the wilderness 
 Psal. 5. 8. make thy w. Straight before, my face 
 
 27 . 11. teach me thy w. O Lord, lead me, 86. 11. 
 . 37 . 5. commit thy zo. unto the Lord, trust in him 
 44. 18. neither have our steps declined from thy zo. 
 67. 2. that thy w. may be known upon earth 
 
 77. 1-3. thyw. t) God, is in the sanctuary 
 
 19 . thy w. is in the sea, thy path in great waters 
 119 . . 37 . and quicken thou me \nthyw. 
 
 Prov. 3. 2.3. then shall thou walk in thy zy. safely 
 
 5. 8. remove thy w. far from her, come not nigli 
 Isa. 57 . 10. art wearied in the greatness ot thy w. 
 Jer. 2. 2.3. see thy w. in the valley, what hast done 
 .33. why trimmest thou thy zo. to seek love 
 .36. why gaddest thou about to change thy w.? 
 
 4. 18. thy w. have procured these things unto thee 
 Ezek. 16. 43. I also will recompense thy w. 
 
 Ilos. 2. 6. 1 will hedge up thy w. with thorns 
 
 10. 13. because thou didst trust in thy w. 
 
 Mat. 11.10. behold, 1 send my messenger, who shall 
 prepare thy w. before thee, Mark 1.2. Lukel. 27- 
 WAYS. 
 
 Gen. 19. 2. ye shall rise early and go on your w. 
 Deut. 5. 3.3. walk in all the w. I.ord commanded 
 
 1 Kings 22. 4.3. he walked in the zy. of Asa his father 
 
 2 Kings 21.21. he walked in all thezy.of Manasseh 
 22. 2. he walked in zy. of David, 2 Chr. 17. 3. | 34.2. 
 
 2 CArozz. 21. 12. walked not in w. of .lehoshaphat 
 22. 3. he walked in the zy. of the house of Ahab 
 
 28. 2. he walked in the zy. of the kings of Israel 
 Job 24. 1.3. they know not the w. of the light 
 
 .30. 12. they raise up the w. of their destruction 
 .34. 21. for his eyes are upon the w. of man 
 40. 19 . Behemoth is the chief of the w. of God 
 Psal. 84. 5. in whose heart are the zy. of them 
 Prov. 1 . 19 . so are the w. of every one greedy of gala 
 
 2. 1.3. to walk in the zo. of darkness 
 
 15. whose zy. are crooked, and they frow ard 
 
 3. 17 . wisdom’s zy. are w. of pleasantness and paths 
 
 5. 6. her zy. are moveable, canst not know them 
 
 21. the zy. of man are before the eyes of the Lord 
 
 6. 6. go to the ant, consider her zo. and be wise 
 
 7 . 25. let not thine heartdecline to her zo. 
 
 14. 12. tlie end thereof are the zy. of tleath, 16.25. 
 
 16. 2. the zy. of a man are clean in his own eves 
 
 7 . when a man’s zo. please the I.ord, he tna'kes 
 
 17 . 23. taketh a gift to pervert the zy. of judgment 
 .31. 27 . she Icoketh well to the zy.of her household 
 
 Eccl.\\.9‘ G young man, walk inthezy. of thy heart 
 Isa. 49 . 9 they shall feed in the w. and pastures 
 Jer. 2. 2.3. a swift dromedary traversing her zy. 
 
 3. 2. in the w. hast thou sat for them as Arabian 
 
 6 . 16 . stand in the w. and see, ask for old paths 
 
 7 . .3. amend your w. and your doings, 5.1 26. 13. 
 
 2.3. walk in'all the w. 1 have commanded you 
 12. 16. if they diligently learn the w. of my people 
 
 18. 11. make your zy. and your doings good 
 
 .32. 19 . thy eyes are open on thezy.of sons of men 
 Lam. 1. 4. the zy. of Zion do mourn, none come 
 3. 40. let us search and try our zy. zmd turn to Lord 
 Ezek. 18. 25. are not your w. unequal29. 
 
 20. 43. there shall ye remember your zy. and doings 
 
 44. not according to your wicked zy. or doings 
 
 21. 19 . son of man appoint thee two zy. that sword 
 
 21. stood at head of the two w. to use divination 
 Hag. 1. 5. thus saith the I.ord, consider your w. 7. 
 Zech. 1. 6. do to us according to our zy. and doings 
 Luke 3. 5. and the rough zy. shall be made smooth 
 Acts 2. 28. hast made known to me the zy. of life 
 
 Any 'VVAYS. 
 
 I.ev. 20. 4. do any w. hide their eyes from the man 
 Hum. .30. 15. if ye shall any w. make them void 
 2 Chron. 32. 1.3. any w. able to deliver their lands 
 See By-Ways, Evil, High. 
 
 His WAYS. 
 
 Deut. 8. 6. shall keep commandments of I.drd to 
 walk in his w. and tear him, 26. 17. 1 28. 9. | 
 .30. 16. 1 Kings 2. 3. 
 
 10. 12. to walk in all his w. to love him and to 
 serve the Lord ,11.22. Josh. 22. 5.1 A ings 8. 58. 
 
 19 . 9 . to love the Lord and walk ever in his w. 
 
 32. 4. all hisw. aie judgment, Dan. 4. .37. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 3. Samuel’s sons walked not in his zo. 
 
 18. 14. David behaved wisely in hisw. L. with him 
 
 1 Kings 8. 39. hear thou in heaven, forgive and give 
 
 to every man according to hts w. 2 Chron. 6. 30. 
 
 2 Chron. 1.3. 22. Abijah’s acts and his w. are written 
 £7. 6. Jotham prepared 'is zy. before the Txnrl 
 
 7 . his zy. are w ritten in book of the kings, 28. 26. 
 Job 26. 14. these are parts of hiszo. but how little 
 3i. 11. cause every man find according to his zy. 
 27 . and would not consider any of Am- ry. 
 
 Psal. 10. 5. his w. are always grievous 
 
 10.3. 7 . lie made known hts zy. unto .Moses 
 
 119.3. they do no iniquity, they walk in his w. 
 128. 1. lilesserl is every one that walkeih in hts w. 
 145. 17 . the Dird is righteous in all his zo. 
 
 Prov. 3. .31. envy not and choose none of his w. 
 
 10. 9 . he that perverteth his w. shall be known 
 14. 2. he that is |>erverse in his w. despiseth the Lll, 
 
 19. 16. lie that desiiiseth his w. shall die 
 
 22. 25. lest thou learn his zo. and get a snare 
 28. 6. is better than he that is perver.se in his zo. 
 
 18. he that is perverse in his to. shalj fall at once 
 /i«. 2. .3. he will teach us of his zo. Mic. 4. 2. 
 
 42. 24. for they would not walk in his w. 
 
 45. 13. 1 will direct all hisw. saitk Uie Ixrrd 
 
 2 N 2 547 
 
W E 
 
 W E A 
 
 WEB 
 
 Jta. 57. 18. T have, seen Ais w. and will heal him 
 Jer. 17 . 10. yive every man according to hin w. 82.19. 
 Ezek. 18. 2;i. that lie should return trom his zz’. 
 
 .80. 1 will judge Israel according to hisu:. 38. 20. 
 Has. y. 8. is a snare of a fowler in all his zv. 
 
 12. 2. Ivord will punish .lacob according to hiszo. 
 Jotl 2. 7 . they shall march on every one in his zi'. 
 Uah. :i. t). the hills did bow, his tz). are evei lasting 
 Evke 1 . 76 . thou Shalt go before L. to prepare/ uj- w. 
 
 11. 38. and his rr. are past findingout 
 Jam. 1.8.aouble-minded man is unstablein all fiitii'. 
 11. so shall the rich man fa<le away in/urzr. 
 
 Hee Louu. 
 
 7l/y WAYS. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 14. if thou wilt walk in my zv. as thy 
 father David did walk, 11. .38. Zech.5. 7. 
 
 11.3.3.worshipped .Milcolm and not walked in hnju. 
 Job. 31 . 4. tioth not he see my zv. and count my steps 
 Psal. . 39 . 1. 1 will take heeu to znyzv. tliat 1 sin nut 
 81. 18. 0 that Israel had walked in 
 95. 111. they have not know-n my zv. IleA. .3. 10. 
 
 119.5.t) that wy zv. were direct, to keep thy statutes 
 26. 1 have declared wy zv. and thou heardest me 
 59. I thought on zny zv. and tuined my feet to thy 
 168. kept lestimomes, all zny zv. are before thee 
 139. 8. and art acquainted with all myzv. 
 
 Prov. 8. 82. blessed are they that keep my zv. 
 
 23.26. my son, let thine eyes obseive rnyw. 
 
 Isa. 55. 8. neither are your w a^ s a', saith the Ld. 
 
 9. so are my zv. higher than your ways 
 58. 2. seek me daily and delight to know zny zv. 
 Earn, a. 9. he hath inclosed myzv. with hewn stone 
 
 11. he turned aside myzv. and pulled me in pieces 
 Ezek. 18. 29. are not wy w. equal, your unequal? 
 Zech. . 3 . 7 . iftliou wilt walk mmyzv. and keep 
 Mai. 2. 9 . according as ye have not kept my zv. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. IT. bring you into remembrance of zny zv. 
 
 Ozvn WAYy. 
 
 Job 13. 15. T wdll maintain my ozvzizv. before him 
 Prov.lA. 14. the backslider be filled with hisotivta'. 
 Isa. 58. 13. honour him, not doing thine ozvzizv. 
 
 66. .3. yea, they have chosen their O'vn zv. 
 
 Ezek. .36. 81. then remember your ozvzi evil a’. 
 
 32. be ashamed for your o-vn zv. O house of Israel 
 Acts 14. 16 . he suffered all nations to walk in own zv. 
 See Sevkn, 
 
 Their WAY.S. 
 
 2 Chron.7. 14. pray and turn from MerV wicked zv. 
 Job 24. 28. yet his eyes are upon their w. 
 
 Psal. 125. 5. for such as turn to their crooked zv. 
 Prov. 9. 15. call passengers who go righton r/ietV a’. 
 Jer. 15. 7. since they return not from their w. 
 
 16. 17 . for mine eyes are upon all their zv. 
 
 18.15. they caused them to stumble in their w. 
 Ezek. 14. 28. comfort you when ye see. their zv. 
 
 16. 47 . yet hast thou not walked after their zv. 
 
 Jios. 4. 9 . 1 will punish them for their zv. 
 
 Mom. 3. 16 . destruction and misery are in their zv. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 2. many shall follow rAcir pernicious zv. 
 Thy WAYS. 
 
 Dezit. 28. 29 . thou shalt not piosper in thy zv. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 5. art old, thy sons walk not in thy zv. 
 IChron. 6. .31. may fear thee to walk in thy w. 
 
 Job 4. 6. thy hope and the upriyhtness of thy zv. 
 
 21.14. we desire not the knowledge of thy w. 
 
 22. .3. is it gain to him thou makest thy w. perfect ? 
 28. and the light shall shine niton thy zv. 
 
 Psal. 25. 4. shew me thy zv. O Lord, teach me 
 51. 13. then will I teach transgressors thyzv. 
 
 91. 11.charge his angels,to keeptheein 'AWlhyzv. 
 119. 15. I w’ill have respect unto thy zv. 
 
 Prov. .3. 6. in all thy zv. acknowledge him, he direct 
 
 4. 26. and let all thy zv. be established 
 
 31. 3 . nor thyzv. to that which destroyeth kings 
 Isa. 63. 17 . w hy hast thou made us ei r from thy zv. 
 64. 5. those that remember thee in thyu. 
 
 Jer. 2. 8.3. thou hast taught the wicked thy zv. 
 
 3. 1.3. thou hast scattered thyzv. to the strangers 
 Ezek. 7 . 8. judge thee according to thy zv. 4. 8, 9. 
 
 16. 47 . corrupted more than they in all thyzv. 
 
 61. then remember thyzv. and be asliamed 
 24. 14. according to thy zv. sliall they judge thee 
 28. 15. thou wast perfect in thyzv. from the day 
 Dan. 5. 2.3. the (iod in whose hand are all thyzv. 
 Jiev. 15. 3. just and true are t. zv. thou king of saints 
 
 way-faring. 
 
 Jndg. 19 . 17- be saw a zv. man in the street of city 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 4. take hisown Hock to dress for ti). man 
 /.'a. 38. 8. high-ways lie waste, the a’, man ceaseth 
 
 .35. 8. w. men, though fools, shall not err therein 
 Jer. 9 . 2. oh that I had a lodging place of w. men 
 
 14. 8. why shouldest thou be as a zv. man ? 
 
 WAY-.MAH KS. 
 
 Jer. 31. 21. set thee up w. make thee high heaps 
 WE. 
 
 Gen. 46. 34. been about cattle, we and our fathers 
 Kitrn. 13. 81. we not able, they are stronger than we 
 Dent. 1.28. the people is greater and taller than we 
 1 Sam. 8. 20. that we may be like all the nations 
 Ezra 10. 4. we will be with thee, be of courage 
 Keh. 2. 10. we his servants will arise and build 
 
 5. 2. treour sons and our daughters are many 
 
 8. zve after our ability have redeemed the lews 
 
 Job 8. 9. we are but of yesterday, know; nothing 
 Psal. 100. 3. we are his people, sheep of his pasture 
 Isa. 14. 10. art thou also become vyeak as we .' 
 
 63. 19 . we are thine Ij Mark 5. 9. for ae are many 
 Mark 9. 28. why could not zve cast him out' 
 
 l.nke 1 . 74 . that we being delivered from enemies 
 John 8. .33. we be Abraham’s seed, never in bondage 
 
 9. 28. thou art hisdisciple, zve Are Moses’disciples 
 40. are we blind also ? i| 17 .11 .may be one as we 22. 
 
 Acts 5. 32. and we are his witnesses, 10. .39. 
 
 10. 47 . who received the Holy' Ghost as well as tee 
 
 14. 15. zve are men of like passions with you 
 
 23. 15. zve or ever he come are ready to kill hirn 
 Mom. 12.5. a e being many are one body in Christ 
 
 15. 1. we that are strong ought to bear infirmities 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. zve are labourers together with God 
 
 4. 10. we are fools, but ye are wise, we are weak 
 
 12. being reviled, we bless, persecuteil, ac suffer it 
 e.O.one God, and ue in him ; one Ld.aud zve by him 
 
 548 
 
 1 Cor. 9.12. are notwe rather || 10.17. rve are one bread 
 
 10.22. doae provoke I>ord, are ae stronger than he r 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 14. that we are your rejoicing, as yeours 
 
 9 . 4. a’e that ae say not ye, should be ashameil 
 
 10. 7 . that as be is Christ’s, so are we Christ’s 
 
 11.12. they may be found even as we 
 
 Gal. 1.8. though we or an angel from heaven preach 
 
 4. 8. we when we were children, were in bondage 
 
 28. now aeas Isaac, are the children of promise 
 Eph. 2. 10 . for r< e are his wi rktnanship in Christ .les. 
 1 Jhess. 4. 17 . ae which are alive shall be caught in 
 
 the clouds,anti so shall aee' er be with the Lord 
 
 5.5. we are not of the night nor of darkness 
 Ileh. 8.6. whose house are ae if we hold fast confiden. 
 
 10.. 39.a'e arc not of them whodraw back to perdition 
 
 1 .yw/i«4.6.ge are of G. hereby zve know Spirit of truth 
 
 5. 19- we know that ae are of God and world lieth 
 
 W I.AK. 
 
 Nnm. 1.3. 18. and sec whether thev be strong or w. 
 Judg. 16 . 7 . then shall 1 be w. as other men, 11,17. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 89. 1 am this day w. though anointed king 
 2 Chron. 15.7- be strong, let not your hands be w. 
 Job\. 8. thou hast strengthened the zv. hands 
 Psal. ( 3 . 1 . I am w. H 109. 24. my knees are w. 
 
 Isa. 14. 10. art thou also become w. as we? 
 
 .35. .3. strengthen y e the w. bands 
 Ezek. 7 . 17 . all knees shall be zv. as water, 21.7. 
 
 16. .30. how zv. is thy heart, saiih the Lord God 
 Joel 10. let the a. say, I am strong 
 Mat.lf). 41. but the flesh is zv. Mark 14. 38. 
 
 Acts 2o. .35. so laboui ing ye ought to siiitpnrt the w. 
 Mom. 4. 19 . being not w. in taiiii, he considered not 
 
 8. .3. for the law was zv. thro’ the flesh, God sending 
 
 14. 1. him that is a. in the faith receive ye 
 
 2. another who is a. eateth herbs 
 
 21. whereby thy brother sfumblelh or is made zv. 
 
 15.1. we ought to bear the infirmities of the w. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 27 . zv. things to confound the mighty 
 4. 10. we are zv. H 8. 7- conscience being zv. 10. 
 
 8.12. wounil their zv. conscience, sin against Christ 
 
 9.22. to the a. 1 be ame as a. that 1 might gain 
 
 the a. 1 am made all things to all men 
 11..30. for this cause many are zv. and sickly 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 10. his bodily presence is w. and speech 
 11.21. I speak as though we had been a. 
 
 29. who is zv. and 1 am not w.? 
 
 12. 10. for when 1 am a. then am I strong 
 
 1.3. .3. which to yon-ward is not zv. but is mighty 
 4. for we are w. in him, but shall live witli him 
 
 9. are glad when we are ti). and ye strong 
 Gal. 4. 9. how turn ye again to the zv. elements ? 
 
 1 Thess. 5.14. support the zv. be patient toward all 
 
 W KAK-IIANDED. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 2. I will come on him while he is w. 
 
 W EAKEN. 
 
 Isa. 14.12. how cut down, which didst w. nations ? 
 AVEAKEN I D. 
 
 Ezra A. then the people of the land zv. .ludah 
 Neh. 6. 9. their hands shall be zv. from the work 
 Job 14. t 10. but man dieth and is zv. 
 
 Psal. 102.23. he zv. my strength in the way 
 w eaken Kill. 
 
 .Job 12. 21. he zv. the strength of the mighty 
 Jer. 38. 4. he w. the han<ls of the men of war 
 W EAKEK. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.1. David stronger, Saul’s house w. and zv. 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 7 . gi' e honour to the wife as the zv. vessel 
 W' EA K N ES.S. 
 
 Eiod. .32. + 18. nor voice of them that cry for w. 
 
 1 Cor. 1, 25. the w. of God is stronger than men 
 2. .3. I was with you in rr. and in fear 
 
 15. 43. it is sown in zv. it is raised in power 
 ICor. 12 . 9 . tny strength is made perfect in zv. 
 
 1.3.4. tho’ crucified thro’ zv. yet he liveth by power 
 Heh. 7. 18. a disannulling going before for'the zv. 
 
 11. 34. outof w. were made strong, waxed valiant 
 
 WEALIII. 
 
 Gen. .34.29. the sons of .lacob took all their zv. 
 
 Dent. 8. 17. my power and my hand got me this w. 
 
 18. the Lonl giveth thee power to get w. 
 
 Mzithl. 1. Naomi had a kinsman, a man of zv. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. .32. thou shalt see an enemy in all the zv. 
 
 2 15.20. Menahem exacted money of men of w. 
 2 Chron. 1.11. thou hast not asked w. nor honour 
 
 12. 1 will give thee riches, and w. and honour 
 Ezra 9. 12. nor seek their peace or w. for ever 
 Esth. 10. 3. Mordecai seeking the zv. of his people 
 Job 21.13. they spend their days in w. and go down 
 .31.25. if I rejoiced because my zv. was great 
 Psal. 44. 12. and dost not increase zv. by their price 
 
 49. 6. they that trust in w. and boast in riches 
 
 10. wise men die and leave their zv. to others 
 112. .3. w. and riches shall be in his house 
 
 Prov. 5. 10. lest strangers be filled wiih thy w. 
 
 10.15. the rich man’s a’, is his strong city, 18. 11. 
 13.11. w. gotten by vanity shall be diminished 
 
 22. the zv. of the sinner is laid up for the just 
 
 19 .4. w. maketh many friends, the poor separated 
 Eccl. 5. 19 . to whom God hath given zv. 6. 2. 
 
 Tsa. 60. t5. w. of Gentiles shall come to thee. 11. 
 Zech. 14.14. w. of all the heathen shall be gathered 
 Acts 19 . 25. ye know that by this craft we have w. 
 
 1 Cor. 10.24. but seek every man another’s w. 
 Common-W EA L I H. 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. being aliens from the common-w. of Isr. 
 W EALTIIY. 
 
 Psal. 66.12. thou broughtest us out into a a. place 
 Jer.A9. 31. arise, get you up unto the w. nation 
 W EAN ED. 
 
 Gen. 21. 8. Isaac grew and was w. Abr. niade feast 
 1 Sam. 1.22. 1 will not go up till the child be w. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 20. whom Talipenes w. in Pharaoh’s ho. 
 Psal. 1.31.2. surely I tiehaved myself as a child 
 that is w. of his mother, itiy soul is as a zv. child 
 Isa. 11.8. the ?r.child put his hand on cockatrice’ den 
 28. 9 . them that are zv. from the milk and drawn 
 Hos. 1.8. when she zv. Lo-ruhama, she conceived 
 WEAPON. 
 
 Dent. 23. 13. thou shalt have a paddle upon thy w. 
 Xeh. 4. 17 . and with the other hand held a w. 
 JobQO.IA. he shall flee from the iron zv. 
 
 Isa. 54. 17 . no zv. formed against thee shall prosper 
 
 Ezek. 9. 1. with his destroying zv. in his hand, 2. 
 WEAPONS. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 3. take, I pray, thy w. thy quiver, and bow 
 
 1 .^am. 21. 8. neither my sword nor w. w ith me 
 
 2 Kings 11.8. compass the kingrouiul about, every 
 
 man with his zv. in his hand, 11.2 Chr. 23. 7. lo. 
 2 Chron. .32. + 5. llezekiah tiiade w. in abundance 
 Isa. 13. 5. I/)rd coineth atid the zv. of his iodigna 
 tion to destroy the whole land, Jer. 50. 25. 
 Jer. 22. 7. prepare destroyers, every one with his zv. 
 P.zek. . 39 . 9. they shall set oti fire and burn i’. 10. 
 John 18. .3. .ludas coineth with lanterns and w. 
 Rom. 6.11.3. nory ield members as tii.of uui ighteous* 
 2 Cor. 10, 4. the a;, of our warfare are not carnal 
 See War, 
 
 WEAR. 
 
 Erod. 18. 18. wilt surely w. away, thou and people 
 Dent. 22. 5. woman not w. what pertains to man 
 
 11. thou shalt not w. garment ot divers .sorts 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 28. burn incense to w. an ephod before ma 
 22.18. Doeg slew 85 persons that did w. an ephod 
 Esth. 5. 8. the royal apparel the king useth to w. 
 Job 14. 19 . the waters w. the stones, washes! away 
 Isa. 4. 1. we eat our own bread and w. our apparel 
 65. + 22. mine elect shall w. out the work of hands 
 Dan. 7 . 25. shall w. out the saints of the Most lligK 
 Zech. 1.3. 4. nor shall they iv. a rough garment 
 Alat. 11.8. that w. soft clothing are in kings' houses 
 Duke 9 . 12. and when the day began to w. away 
 WEAliEllI. 
 
 Jam. 2. 3. ye respect him that w. the gay clothing 
 W EAKI NG. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 3. the I/ird's priest in Shiloh w. an ephoti 
 John 19 . 5. .lesus came forth w. the purple robe 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 3. whose adorning, let it not be w. of gold 
 
 W I: A R Y. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 46. Rebekah said, 1 am w. of my life 
 Dent. 25. 18. Amalek smote thee, when thou w ast zv. 
 Judg. 4.21. .Tael smote .Sisera when fast asleep and w^ 
 
 8. 15. we should give bread to thy men that are w. 
 
 2 Sam. 16 . 14. the king and all the people came zv. 
 17 . 2. 1 will come i pon him while he is w. 
 
 2.3. 10. he smote Philistines till his hand was w. 
 Job 3. 17 . the wicked cease, and the zv. be at rest 
 
 10. 1. my soul is w. of my lire, leave my complaint 
 
 16 . 7 . now he hath made me zv. made desolate 
 22. 7 . thou hast not given water to w. to drink 
 Ps. 6.6.1 am w. wiih groaning, I make my bed swimr 
 
 63.11. my flesh loiigeth for thee in a w. land 
 
 68. 9. thou didst confirm thy inheritance w hen w. 
 
 69. .3. I am w. of my crying, my throat is dried 
 Prov. .3. 11. my son, be not w. of Lord's correction 
 
 25. 17 . lest he be w. of thee, and so hate thee 
 Isa. 1. 14. feasts are trouble, 1 am w. to bear them 
 
 5. 27 . none shall be w. nor stumble among them 
 7 . 13. hear, O house of David, is it a small thing 
 
 for you to zv. men, hut will ye w. my Go«i also? 
 
 16.12. when it is seen that .Moab isw. in high place 
 28. 12. wherewith ye may cause the w. to rest 
 .32. 2. as the shadow of a great rock in a zv. land 
 40. 28. God, the Lord, fainteth not, neither is w. 
 
 .30. even the youths shall faint and be w. 
 
 31. that wait on the Lord shall run and not be w. 
 
 4.3. 22. but thou hast been w. of me, O Israel 
 46. 1. they are a burden to the w. beast 
 
 50. 4. to speak a word in season to him that is zv. 
 Jer. 2. 24. all that seek her will not themselves 
 
 6. 11. 1 am w. with holding in, I will pour it out 
 
 9 . 5. they w. themselves to commit iniquity 
 
 15. 6. will destroy thee, 1 am w. with repenting 
 20. 9 . 1 w as w. with forbearing, 1 could not stay 
 .31. 25. for I have satiated the w. soul 
 
 51. 58. the folk shall labour in the fire and be w. 
 64. thus shall Babylon sink and they shall be zv. 
 
 Ilab. 2. 1.3. people shall zv. themselves for vanity 
 Lnke 18. 5. lest by her continual coming she w. m» 
 Cal. 6. 9. let us not be zv. in well-doing,2 Thess. 3.13. 
 \\ EA R1 ED. 
 
 Gen. 19. 11. they zv. themselves to find the door 
 Isa. 43. 23. nor have I zv. thee with incense 
 
 24. thou hast w. me with thine iniquities 
 
 47 .13. thou art zv. in the multitude ot thy counsels 
 57 . 10. thou art w. in the greatness of thy way 
 
 Jer. 4. 31. my soul is w. because of murderers 
 
 12. 5. if run with footmen and they w. thee, if in 
 the land of peace wherein trustedst they w. thee 
 
 Ezek. 24. 12. she hath w. herself with lies 
 Mic. 6. 3. O my people, wherein have 1 w. thee ? 
 Mai. 2. 17 . ye have w. the Lord, yet ye say, where¬ 
 in have we w. him ? every one that doeth evil 
 John 4. 6. .lesus being w. sat thus on ihe well 
 Heb. 12. 3. lest ye be zv. and faint in your minds 
 WEARIETH. 
 
 Job . 37 . 11. by watering he w. the thick cloud 
 Eccl. 10. 15. the labour of the foolish w. every one 
 WEARINESS. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 12. much stud^’ is a w. of the flesh 
 Mai. 1. 13. lie said, what a a', is it! and he snuffed 
 2 Cor. 11. 27 . in zv. and painfulness, in watchings 
 WEAR ISOM E. 
 
 Job 7 . 3. and k’. nights are appointed to me 
 EASEL. 
 
 Lev. 11. 29. the w. and the mouse, unclean to you 
 WEA IHEK. 
 
 Job . 37 . 22. fair zv. cometh out of the north 
 Prov. 25. 20. as he that taketh a garment in cold at. 
 Mat. 16 . 2. it will be fair w. for the sky is red 
 
 3. in the morning it will be foul zv. to-day 
 WEAVE. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 9. they that zv. net-works be confounded 
 
 59.5. they hatch cockatrice’ eggs and w. spider’s wef 
 WEAVER. 
 
 Eiod. .35. .35. with wisdom to work the work of w. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 7- the staff of Goliath’s spear was like* 
 zv. beam, 2 Sam. 21. 19. 1 Chron. 11. 23.1 20. 5. 
 Job 7 . 6. my days are swifter than a w. sliuttle 
 Isa. 38. 12. I have cut ofl' like a w. my life 
 W EAVESr. 
 
 Jndg. 16. 13. if thou w. seven locks of my head 
 WEB, 
 
 Judg. 16 .13. if thou weavest seven locks with the rr. 
 14. and .went away with pin of beam and tlie zv. 
 
WEE 
 
 WEE 
 
 Job 8. 14. anti whose fi ust shall be a spider’s w. 
 Isa. 59. 5. they weave the spider's w. 
 
 WEIiS. 
 
 Isa. 59. 6. their to. shall not become garments 
 WEDUIlSId. 
 
 Mat. 2€. 3. to call them that were bidden to zo. 
 
 8. the zo. is ready || 10. the zo. is furnished 
 
 11. he saw a man that had not on a zo. garment 
 Luke 12. 3f). when he will return from the zv. 
 
 14. 8. when thou art bidden of any man to a zo. 
 WEDGE. 
 
 Josh. 7. 21. Achan saw a w. of gold of 50 shekels 
 
 24. .loshua took Achan and the a’, of gold 
 
 Isa. 13.12. more precious than golden a;, of Ophir 
 WEDLIICK. [break a;. 
 
 <Etek. 16. .38. I will judge thee as women that 
 WEEDS. 
 
 Job .31. + 40. let ze. grow' instead of barley 
 Jonah 2. 5. the to. were wrapped about my head 
 WEKDY. 
 
 Jer. 49. + 21. the noise was heard in the zo. sea 
 WEKK. 
 
 The Hebrezvs had three sorts of weeks. (1) 'V\’eeks 
 of days, zvhich zcere reckoned from one sabbath to 
 another. (2) Weeks of years, ai/nc/j zcere reck¬ 
 oned from one sabbatical year to another, and 
 zchich consisted of seven years. (.3) NVeeks of 
 seven tunes seven years, or of forty-nine years, 
 zjohich ate reckoned from one jubilee to another. 
 The seventy weeks, in Dan. 9- 24. Jt is agreed 
 ■that these are weeks of years, and not of days. 
 They consist of seven binar or Hebrew years: by 
 which reckoning the seventy weeks make up four 
 hundred and ninety years. This way of reckoning 
 years by days is not unusual in the sacred writ¬ 
 ings, See Lev. 25. 8. E%ek. 4. 4, 5. liev. 12. 6. I 
 13. 5. There are many different hypotheses con¬ 
 cerning the beginning and end of Daniel's seveiity 
 Weeks, even among Christian writers, zcho believe 
 this prophecy marks out the time of the birth and 
 death of our Saviour Jesus Christ. Some begin 
 'them from the first year of Darius the Mede, 
 which is the epocha of Daniel's prophecy, and 
 make them to determine at the profanation of the 
 temple, which happened under the persecution of 
 .Antiochus Epiphanes. Others begin them from 
 the first year of Cyrus at Babylon, and place the 
 ■end of them at the destruction of the temple by 
 the Romans. Others fix the begizining at the 
 first year of Darius the Mede, in which this reve¬ 
 lation Was made to Daniel, and put the end at the 
 birth of Jesus Christ. Julius Africanus places 
 ■thefir.^t year of the seventy weeks at the twentieth 
 year of king Artaxerxes Longimanus, who gave a 
 commission or decree to Nehemiah, to rebuild the 
 ~walls of Jerusalem. From thence to the last week, 
 in which the Messiah zcas put to death, are reck- 
 .oned seventy weeks, or four hundred and ninety 
 lunar years. This hypothesis or system seems to 
 he the most ratiozial of any that have been pro¬ 
 posed by the ancients, and is adhered to, some 
 small particulars excepted, by the greatest part of 
 interpreters and chronologers. 
 
 The greatest difference among chronologers in the 
 calculation of these years, does not exceed nine or 
 ten years. Petavius, who has treated this mat- 
 ■ter in his twelfth book De Doctrina 1 eniporum, 
 reconciles all these differences by showing that the 
 words of the prophecy of Daniel, From the going 
 forth of the commandment to restore and to build 
 .lerusalem, ought to he understood of the complete 
 .execution tf the order to rebuild Jerusalem, which 
 was not performed but by Nehemiah. He shows 
 also, that the twentieth year of Artaxerxes, men¬ 
 tioned Neh.2. 1. ought to be explained, not of the 
 twentieth year of the reign of Artaxerxes alone, 
 but of his twentieth year beginning from the time 
 that his father associated him with himself in the 
 'kingdom, ten years before his death. 'These ten 
 years being deducted from the number of years that 
 elapsed from the decree of Artaxerxes in favour of 
 Nehemiah, to the death of Jesus Christ, deliver 
 the chronologers out of their perplexities, and dis¬ 
 pel the difficulties that arose from the ten supernu¬ 
 merary years, given by their calculation of the 
 four hundred and ninety years, contained in the 
 seventy weeks of Daniel. 
 
 The modern Jews are not agreed among themselves, 
 fearing to be convicted, from this pro; hecy, that 
 ///e Messiah is already come, and that their expec¬ 
 tation of him is in vain. Home pronounce a cur.^e 
 against them that compute the time, saying, it is in 
 vain to expect the Messiah, who hath been come a 
 long while ago : others say, he is zwt yet come, but 
 that he would have come a great while ago, if the 
 sins of the Jews had not prevented him. Others 
 ffiace the beginning of the seventy weeks at the de¬ 
 struction of the first temple by Nebuchadnezzar, 
 und^ the end at the de-ttruction of the second temple 
 by Titus. Between these tzoo events they reckon but 
 two hundred and ninety years, which is a proof of 
 their great i'jnorance in matters of chronology. 
 Gen. 29. 2?. fulfil her zo. || 28. and fulfilled her w. 
 Dan. 9. 27 . shall confirm the covenant with many' 
 for one w. in the midst of the zo. sacrifice cease 
 Afar. 28. 1. to daw-n, toward the first day of the w. 
 
 Mark 16 . 2, 9. Luke 24. 1. Jolm 20. 1,19. 
 Luke 12. 1 fast tw ice inthettt. 1 give tithes 
 Acts 20. 7 . the first day of the w. Paul jireached 
 1 Cor. 16. 2. on the first day of the w. let every one 
 WEFKS. 
 
 Lev. 12. 5. if a maiil child shall be unclean two w. 
 Num. 28.26. bring new meat offering alter yo'tr a>. 
 Jer. 5. 24. reserveth the appointed zo. of harvest 
 Dan. 9. 24. seventy zo. are determined on thy people 
 
 25. know, after threescore and two at. 26. 
 
 10. 2. 1 Daniel was mourning three fidl zo. 
 
 3. nor anoint myself till three w. were fulfilled 
 See Fr.AS'r, Skven. 
 
 WEEP. 
 
 The ancient Hebrews wept, and made their trouble 
 \P appear openly, in mourning and affiiction. 
 
 They were not of opiriion, that courage and great¬ 
 ness of soul consisted in seeming to he insensible in 
 adversity, or in restraining their tears. It was 
 even looked upon as a great disrespect for any one 
 not to be bewailed at his funeral. Job says of the 
 wicked man. His widow shall not weep. Job 27 . 
 
 15. And the Psalmist, speaking of the death of 
 Hophni and Phinehas, says, 'I'heir priests fell by 
 the sword, and their widows made no lamenta¬ 
 tion, Psal. 78. 64. God forbids Ezekiel to weep, 
 or to ezpre.ss any sorrow for the death of his wife, 
 to shew that the Jews should be reduced to .so great 
 calamities, that they should not have the liberty 
 even to mourn or bewail themselves, Ezek. 24. 16. 
 Weeping men, and weeping women. 'The ancient 
 Hebrews ZLsed to hire men and women to weep at 
 funerals, .ler. 9. 17, 18. I'hus saith the Lord of 
 liosts. Consider ye, and call for the niourning 
 women that they may come, and seiul for cunning 
 women that they may come. See. And in Amos 
 5.16. Wailing shall be in all streets, and they'shall 
 say' in all the highways, alas! alas! and they 
 shallcall the husbandmen to mourning,and such 
 as are skilful of lamentation to wailing. All the 
 weeping men and women of Israel heretofore .sung 
 the Lamentations that Jeremiah composed for the 
 death of the pious king Josiah, 2 Chron. .35. 25. 
 Ge«.23. 2 . A brahani came to mourn and zc. for .‘^arah 
 4.3.30. Joseph’s bowels did yearn, sought where to a'. 
 iV 7 />a.ll. 10 . Moses heard the peoi^leau theirfamilies 
 13. the 3 ' w. unto me, saying, give us to eat 
 
 1 Sam. 11 .5. what aileth the people that they zo. 7 
 .34. until they had no more power to w. 
 
 2 Sam. 1 . 24. j e daughters of Israel, w. over Saul 
 
 12 . 21 . thou didst a’, for the child while alive 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 27. and didst rend thy clothes, and zo. 
 Neh. 8 . 9. this day is liolj', mourn not, nor w. 
 
 Job 27_. 15. and his widows shall not zo. 
 
 30. 25. did not I -w. for him that was in trouble ? 
 
 31. and my organ into the voice of them that w. 
 
 31. +.38. if the furrows likewise thereof a). 
 
 F.ccl. .3. 4. a time to w. and a time to laugh 
 Isa. 15. 2. he is gone up to the high places to w. 
 
 22. 4. I will zo. bitterly, labour not to comfort me 
 .30. 19 . thoushaltat. no more, he will be gracious 
 33. 7 . the ambassadors of peace shall w. bitterly 
 
 Jer. 9. 1. that I might w. day and night for slain 
 
 13. 17 . but if ye will not hear it, my soul shall w. in 
 secret places for your pride,mine eyes shall zo. sore 
 
 22 . 10 . w. ye not for the dead, nor bemoan him, w. 
 sore for him that goeth away, he shall not return 
 
 48. 32. O vine of .Sibniah, I will w. for thee 
 Lam. 1 . 16. for these things I w. m 3 ’ e 3 ’e runneth 
 Ezek. 24. 16. nor shall ttiou moiirti nor w. 23. 
 
 27 . 31. shall w. for thee with bitterness of heart 
 Joel 1 . 5. awake, ye drunkards, zo. and howl 
 
 2. 17 . letthe priests at. between the porch and altar 
 Mic. 1. 10. declare it not in Gath, zo. not at all 
 Zech. 7. 3. should I w. in fifth month, as ha\ e done 
 Mark 5. .39. why make ye this ado, and r^;. ? 
 
 14. t 72 . when he thought thereon, he began to w. 
 Luke 6.21. blessed are ye that zo. now, for ye shall 
 
 25. woe to you that laugh now, ye shall zo. 
 
 7. 13. Lord saw her and said, zy. not, 8.52. Rev. 5.5. 
 
 23. 28. w. not for me, but zo. for yourselves 
 John 11. 31. she goeth unto the gra\ e to w. there 
 
 16. 20. ye shall w. but the worhl shall rejoice 
 Acts 21. 13. whatmean yeto w.and break my heart 
 Rom. 12. 15. and zo. with them that zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . .30. they that re. as though they wept not 
 Jam. 4. 9. be afflicted, and mourn, and w. 
 
 5. 1. go to now, ye rich men, zo. and howl 
 Rev. 18.11. merchants of earth shall w. and mourn 
 
 WEEPER.S. 
 
 Judg. 2. t 5. they called the name of that place, w. 
 
 WERPES'J'. 
 
 iSam. 1.8. Hannah, why w. thou? why eat. thou not ? 
 Joh?> 20. 13. angels said, woman, why w. thou ? 15. 
 
 WEEPETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 19.1. it was told .loab, behold the king at. 
 
 2 Kings H. 12. Hazael said, why zo. my lord ? 
 
 Psal. 126 . 6. he that goeth forth and zo. bearing 
 Lam.l. 2. she w. sore in night her tears on her cheeks 
 
 WEEPING. 
 
 Gen. .35. + 8. nameofit was called, the oak of w. 
 
 45. + 2. Joseph gave forth his voice in zo. 
 
 Num. 25. 6. w. before the door of the tabernacle 
 Deut. .34. 8. so the days of zo. for Moses were ended 
 2 Sam. 3. 16. her husband went along with her w. 
 
 13. + .36. kitig and servants svept with a a’, greatly 
 
 15. .30. the 3 ' went up, a', as they went up 
 
 2 Kings 20. + .3. remember how 1 have W'alked before 
 thee, Hezekiah wept with a great w. Isa. 38. + 3. 
 Ezra li. 13. not discern the noise of joy frotn a'. 
 
 10. 1. when Ezra had prayed and confessed, w. 
 Estb. 4. .3. in every itrovitice was fasting and a'. 
 
 Job 16 . 16 . m 3 ' face is fold with w. and on my eyelids 
 
 28. t 11. he bindeth the floods frotn zo. 
 
 Psal. 6. 8. the Lord hath heard the voice of my zo. 
 
 .30. 5. zo. may endure for a night, but joy cometh 
 102. 9 . I have mingled my drink with w. 
 
 Fa. 15. 3. in their streets howl, zo. abundantly 
 
 16 . 9. therefore I will bewail with the a’, of Jazer, 
 the vine of Sibmah, O Heshbon, Jer. 48. .32. 
 
 22.+ 4. look away from me, I will be bitter in w. 
 
 12. in that day did the Lord of hosts call tow. 
 
 65. 19 . the voice of w. shall be no more heard 
 Jer. .3. 21. the zo. of Israel heard on high places 
 9. 10. for the mountains will 1 fake tip arc. 
 
 31. 9. the 3 ’ shall come w'ith zo. and supplications 
 
 15. voice heard in Hamah, lamentation and bitter 
 
 70. Hachel zo. for her children. Mat. 2. 18. 
 
 16. thus saith I/trd, restrain thy voice from w. 
 
 41. 6. Ishmael went forth to meet them w. 
 
 48. 5. continual w. shall go up, a cry of destruction 
 .50. 4. Judah going and ?c. to seek I.ord their God 
 Ezek. 8. 14. there sat women w. for'I'ammuz 
 Joel 2. 12. turn ye to me wdth fasting and with zo. 
 Mai. 2.13. covering the altar of the l ord with zo. 
 Mat. 8. 12. there shall be w. and gnashing of teeth, 
 22. 13. I 24. 51. I 25. .30. I.uke 1.3. 28. 
 Lukel. 38. a woman stood at his feet behind him w. 
 
 WEL 
 
 rth 
 
 John 11.33. when Jesus saw her w. and the Jews also 
 w. which came with her. he groaned in spirit 
 20. 11. Mary stood without at the sepulchre, w. 
 Acts 9.39. and all the widows stood by him w. 
 Phil. 3. 18. 1 have told you often, now tell youw. 
 Rev. 18. 15. the merchant shall stand afar off w. 
 
 19 . every ship master and sailors cried, w. 
 WEIGH. 
 
 Exoff 22. + 17 . if father refuse he shall to. money 
 1 Kings 20. + .39. thou shalt zo. a talent of silver 
 \ Chron. 2li. 2. David found his crow n to w. a talent 
 Ezra 8. 29. keep them until ye w. them before 
 r, , „ , „ , ... priests and the Levites 
 
 Esth. 3. + 9. T will w. 10,000 talents of silver 
 .lob .31. + 6 . let him w. me in balances of justice 
 I sal. 58. 2. you zo. violence of your hand in eart 
 Jsa. 26. 7 . thou dost w. the path of the just 
 55. + 2 . why w. ye money for what is iiot bread ? 
 WEIGHED. 
 
 Gen. 23. 16. Abraham w. to Ephraim the silver 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 3. b 3 ’ the Lord actions are zo. 
 
 17 . 7 . his spear’s head w. 600 shekels, 2 Sam. 21.16, 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 26. Absalom w. the hair of his head 
 Ezra 8. 25. priests w. to them the silver and gold 
 
 26. 1 w. into their hands the silver of vesse.Fs, 33. 
 Job 6. 2. oh that my grief were thoroughly w. 
 
 28. 15. nor shall silver be w. for the price of it 
 31. 6 . let me be w. in an even balance 
 Psal. 78 . + 50. he w. a path to his anger 
 Isa. 4(). 12 . who hath w. the mountains in scales 
 Jer. .32. 9. Jeremiah w. him the money, 17 shekels 
 Dan. 5. 27 . '1 ekel, thou art w. in the balances 
 '/Lech. 11 . 12. so they w. for my price thirty pieces 
 WEKillER. 
 
 Isa. 33. + 18. where is the scribe ? where is the w. ** 
 WEIGHETH. 
 
 Job 28. 25. and he w. the waters by measure 
 Prov. 16. 2. but the I.ord w. the spirits 
 WEIGHING. 
 
 Num. 7 .85. each charger zo. || 86 . golden spoons w. 
 WElGlir. 
 
 As the Hebrews had not the use of coined mcmey, 
 which was of a certain determined weight, they 
 weighed all the gold and silver they used in trade. 
 'The general zcord they used to denote a weight was 
 a stone ; Deut. 25. 13. Thou shalt not have in thy 
 bag divers weights; the Hebrew says, a stone 
 and a stone. 'That is, they were forbid to keep two 
 di,fevent weights, one too heavy, to buy with, and 
 another too light, to sell with ; but only one stone, 
 or one true weight. And in Prov. 20. 10. God 
 condemns frazid and injustice in traffic. Divers 
 zveights, and divers measures, both of them are 
 alike abomination to the Lord. 'The shekel, the 
 half shekel, and the talents, are not only denomi¬ 
 nations of money of a certain value, of gold and 
 silver, but also oj a certain weight. When Moses 
 expre.'ises the drugs zohich were to compose the per¬ 
 fume to he burnt upon the golden altar, he says, 
 that they zoere to take the weight of five hundred 
 shekels of myrrh, &:c. Exod. 30. 23. And m2 Sam. 
 14. 26. it is .\aid, that Absalom’s hair -weighed two 
 hundred shekels. 
 
 The shekel, or weight of the sanctuar}', according 
 to several interpreters, was double to the common 
 shekel; but others think it zcas the same as the 
 common shekel, azid the words of the sanctuary 
 are added, to express a just and exact weight, 
 accordizig to the standards that were kept in the 
 temple, or tabernacle. 
 
 The weight of glory, of which St. Paul speaks, 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 17 . a far more exceeding and eternal 
 weight of glory, zs opposed to the lightness of the 
 evils of this life. 'The trozihles and a.fflictions we 
 endure are of no weight at all, if compared to the 
 weight of that glory which is to he revealed. 
 Weight IS pzzt for the bzirdenof sin, Heb. 12. 1. 
 Gen. 43.21. man’s money in mouth of sack in full w. 
 Exod. .30. 34. of each shall there be a like w. 
 
 Lev. 19. 3i>. ye shall do no unrighteousness in w. 
 
 26. 26. they shall deliver you jmur bread by w. 
 Deut. 25. 15. thou shalt have a perfect and just w. 
 Jzidg. 8. 26. zo. of golden ear-rings 1,700 shekels 
 2 Sam. 12. .30. zc. of king’s crown a talent of gold 
 iKingsj.A~. .Solomon left vessels unweighed neither 
 was the zo. of the brass found out, 2 Kings 25. 16. 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 14. he gave gold by w. for things of 
 
 gold, silver also by w. foi' instruments of silver 
 .Tob 28. 25. to make the zo. for the winds 
 Prov. 11. 1. but a just w. is his tielight 
 16 . 11. a just w. and balance are the Lord’s 
 Ezek. 4. U). thy meat shall be by w. twenty shekels 
 16 . and they shall ea^ bread by w. and with care 
 Zech. 5. 8. he cast the zo. of lead on the mouth 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 17 . worketh for us a more exceeding -w. -• 
 Heb.\2.\. let us lay aside every w. and sin that besets 
 Rev. 16. 21. every stone of hail the zo. of a talent 
 
 WKIGin .S. 
 
 Lev. 19. .36. just w. shall ye have, I am the T.ord 
 Deut. 25.13. thou shalt not have in thy bag divers?/;. 
 Prov. 16 . 11. all the w. of the bag are his work 
 20. 10. divers zo. and measures are abomination, 23 
 Mic. 6. 11. and with the liag of deceitful w. 
 WEIGHTY. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 3. a stone is heavy and the sand zo. 
 
 Zech. 5. + 7- there was lift up a piece of lead 
 2 Cor. 10. 10. for his letters say they, are w. 
 WEIGIU'I ER. 
 
 Mat. 23. 23. scribes have omitted w. matters of Jaw 
 W ELFA R 1',. 
 
 Gen. 4.3. 27. he asked them of their zo. and said 
 Exod. 18. 7 . they asked each other of their zo. 
 
 1 Chr. 18. 10. Toil sent to David to inquire of his w. 
 Neh. 2. 10. was come a man to seek lhe». of Israel 
 Job .30. 15. and my zo. passeihaway as a cloud 
 Psal. 69. 22. that which should have been for their zo. 
 Jer.3S.4. this manseeketh not them, of this people 
 WELL, Stibstantivc. 
 
 Gen. 21. 19. she saw a w. of water and she went 
 .30. that thev may' witness I have digged this w, 
 
 24. 13. behofd, 1 stand here by zc. of water, 43. 
 
 49. 22. Joseph is a fruitful bough by a w. 
 
 3-19 
 
W E L 
 
 WEN 
 
 WEN 
 
 JV'mwi. 21. 16. (hat is the zv. whereof the I.oni spake 
 
 17. spring up, () w. || 18. princes digged the w. 
 
 2 .Sam. 17. 18. a man tliat had aw. in his own court 
 
 23. 15. oh that one would give me drink of the wa- 
 terofthew. Bethlehem, 1 Chron. 11. 17, 38. 
 Psal. 84. 6. wlio passing through Baca makeitarr. 
 Ptov. 5. 15. drink v^aters out of thine own w. 
 
 10. 11. the mouth of a righteous man is w. <‘f life 
 Cant. 4. 15. aw. of living waters from Letianon 
 John 4. 6. n()w .lacob’s w. w-as (here, .lesns being 
 wearied with his journey sat thus on the w. 
 
 11. tne 70. is deep || 12. .lacob gave us the. 70. 
 
 14. shall be in him a 70. of w ater springing up 
 WKM.S. 
 
 Cen.V'i. 15. all 70 . Abraham’s servants had digged 
 
 18. and Isaac digged again the 70. of water 
 Plod. 1,5.27. came lo Blim, where were tw elve w, 
 Nvm. 20. 17. nor will we drink of the water of tv. 
 Petit. 6. 11. and w.digged which thou diggedstnot 
 2 Khifrs .3. 19. and ye shall stop all tv. of water 
 
 2.5. they stopped all the w. of water, felled trees 
 2 Chron. 26. 10. Uzziah built towers and digged to. 
 Isa. 12. 3. shall draw water out ofthe to. of salvation 
 2 Pet. 2.17.these are w.without water, clouds carrieti 
 VJ V.\,\.-.Tprin(/. 
 
 Ptov. 16.22. understanding is a To.-.tpring of life 
 18. 4. the TO.-ipring of wisdom as a flowing brook 
 \\V.\A., Adverb. 
 
 Gen. 4.7. if thou <lost tiot tv. sin lieth at the door 
 
 12. 13. that it may be w. with me for thy sake 
 
 16. he entreated Abram tv. for her sake 
 
 13. 10. Jordan was to. watered every where 
 
 18. 11.Abraham and Sarah tv. stricken in age,24. 1. 
 
 29. 6. .iacobsaid, is he w. .*■ and they said, lie is 70. 
 40. 11. think of tne, wlien it shall be to. with thee 
 
 43. 27. is your father w. ! is he 3'et alive .■* 
 
 F..xod. 1. 20. therefore (iod dealt w. with midwives 
 
 4. 14. I know that he can speak 70. 
 
 Plnm. 11. 18. for it was tv. with ns in Egypt 
 
 13. .30. Caleb said, we are v:. able to overcome it 
 36. 5. the tribe of the sons of Joseph hath said zo. 
 
 Pent. 1. 23. and the saying pleased me tv. 
 
 3. 20. given rest to your brethren, as tv. as you 
 
 4. 40. that it may go to. with thee and thy chil- 
 
 tiren, 5. 16. | 6.3, 18. | 12. 25, 28. I 19. 13. | 22. 
 7. Hvth 3. 1. Epb. 6. 3. 
 
 5.14. thy maid-servant may rest as tv. as thou 
 
 28. I heard words of peo. they have w.said, 18. I7. 
 
 29. that it might be tv. with !hem and theirs 
 33. that it may be tv. with you, Jer. 7. 2.3. 
 
 7. 18. but shalt TV. remember what the Lord did 
 
 15. 16. wilt not go away because he istr. with thee 
 Jndg. 9. 16. if thou hast dealt tv. with .lerubbaal 
 
 14. .3. get her for me, for she pleaseth me iv. 7. 
 
 20. 48. as TV. the men of every city as the beast 
 
 Mtith^. 1.3. TO. let him do the kinsman’s part 
 1 Sam. 16. 16. he shall play and thou shalt be tv. 
 
 20. 7. if he say thus, it is w. thy servant liath peace 
 24.20. 1 know zg. thou shalt surely be king 
 ZSam. 6. 19. he dealt bread as a', to women as men 
 18. 28. Ahimaaz called, and said, allis to. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 18. the Lord said to David, thou didst tv. 
 it was in thy heart to build an house, 2 Chron. 6.8. 
 
 18. 24. all the people answered, it is tv. spoken 
 Z Kings A. 26. is it a', with thee? is it tv. with thy 
 husband ? is it tv. with the chilriit is to. 
 
 5. 21. is all 70. 9. 11. I' 7. 9. we <lo not tv. 
 
 25. 24. dwell in land, serve king of Babylon, and 
 it shall be to. with you, f^sal. 128. 2. Jer. 40. 9. 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 12. also in Judah things went a;. 
 
 Psal. 49. 18.men praise when thou dost to. to thyself 
 
 119. 65. thou hast dealt tv. with thy servant, O L. 
 Ptov. 11. 10. when it goeth to. with the righteous 
 
 14. 15. the prudent man looketh to. to his goings 
 2t. 32. then 1 saw and considered it a’, looked on it 
 
 30. 29. there be three things wdiich go tv. yea four 
 31.27. she looketh at. to the ways of her household 
 
 Peel. 8. 12. it shall be tv. with them that fear God 
 
 1.3. but it shall not be tv. with the wicked 
 Jsa. 3. 10. say to righteous, it shall be tv. with him 
 Jer. 1. 12. the l.orfi said to me, thou hast a;, seen 
 
 15. 11. I.ord said, itshall be a’, with thy remnant 
 22. 15. it was zi). with him, he judged needy, 16. 
 
 39. 12. take him, look to. to him, do him no harm 
 
 40. 4. come,and 1 will look tv. to thee 
 
 42. 6. that it may be tv. with us w hen we obey 
 
 44. 17. for then we were to. and saw no evil 
 Pzek.1\. 5. niakeit boil tv. seethe bones therein 
 
 10. spice it TV. II 44. 5. mark zo. behold and hear 
 33. .32. ofone that can play to. on an instrument 
 Jonah 4. 4. the Ixu'd said,dost thou tv. to be angry ? 
 
 9. I do TV. to be angry, even untodeath 
 Klat. 15. 7« >'0 hypocrites, to. did F.saias prophesy 
 of you, saying, Mark 1. 5. AetsQH.25. 
 25. 21. TV. done, thou good and faithful servant, 
 enter into the joy of thy Lord, 23. Lake 
 
 19. 17. 
 
 Mark 7. .37. he hath done all things tv. deaf to hear 
 
 12. 28. perceiving that he had answered them w. 
 Pukel. 7. Zachariasand Elisab.zt). stricken inyears 
 
 6. 26. woe unto you w hen all men speak zc.ofyou 
 
 13. 9. if it bear fruit, to. if not, cut it dow n 
 
 20. 39. Master, thou hast to. said, John A. 17. 
 
 John 8. 48. say we not tv. thou hast a devil 
 
 1.3. 13. ye call meTx)rd,ye say to. for so I am 
 18. 2.3. but if TO. why smitest thou me ? 
 
 1 Cot. 7. .37. he that will keep his virgin, doth tv. 
 
 38. he that giveth her in marriage, doth tv. 
 
 Gal. 4.17. they zealously affect you, but not tv. 
 
 5. 7- ye did run zo. w ho did hinder you ' 
 
 Phil. 4.14. ye have done to. ye did communicate 
 1 Tim.^. 4.one that ruleth w. his ownhouse 
 5.17. let the elders that rule zv. be counted worthy 
 Pit. 2. 9. and to please thein to. in all things 
 Jam. 2. 19. believest (here is one God, thou do.st zo. 
 See As, Do, Doing, 1'a vopuku, Ple-aseo. 
 WELL-BELOV ED. 
 
 Cant.\. 13. a bumlle of myrrh is my to. unto me 
 Pa. 5. 1. now will I sing to tv. a song of my beloved 
 Mark 12. 6. he sent his zz’. son also to them 
 Pom. 16. 5. salute tv. Flpenetus first-fruits of Achaia 
 S John 1. the elder to tlie tv. Gaius, 1 love in truth 
 
 550 
 
 Very WELT,. 
 
 Arts 25.10. done no w rong, ;is thou very to. knowest 
 2 Tim. 1.18. heministereii tome, thou knowestr.zzt. 
 iAA.-nioh. 
 
 Psal. 73. 2. as for me my steps had w.-nigh slipped 
 W EN. 
 
 Lev. 22. 22. maimed, or having a at. or scurvy 
 WENCH. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 17. a tv. told Jonathan and Ahimaaz 
 WE.N I . 
 
 Gen. 35. .3. the T,ord was w i:h me in the way 1 to. 
 Nnm. 10. 14. in the first place zc. standard of Judah 
 
 14. 24. him will 1 tiring into laud whereto he tv. 
 
 22. 22. God’s anger was kindled because Balaam tv. 
 
 24. 1. Balaam to. not (0 seek for enchantments 
 
 25. 8. Phinehas to. after the man of Israel 
 Dent. 1.31. God bare thee in all the way ye tv. 
 Josh. 24. 17. he preserved us in all the way we zo. 
 Jndg. 1. .3. so .Simeon to. with .ludah 
 
 17- and .ludah tv. with .Simeon his brother 
 
 16. 19. Samson’s strength zz-. trom him 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 14. Saul's unde said, wdiither to. ye ? 
 
 26. there tv. with Saul a baud of men 
 
 17. 12. the man to. for an old man in tlays of Saul 
 
 15. but David to. to feet! his father’s sheep 
 
 23. 1.3. Dav. and his men tv. wherever they could go 
 .30. 22. because the3' tv. not with us, w ill not give 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 4. how tv. the matter ? I pray thee tell me 
 
 8. .3. as he w. to recover his border, 1 Chron. 18. 3. 
 
 6. Syrians became servants, and Ixird preserved 
 
 David whithersoever he tv. 14. 1 Chr. 18. 6, 13. 
 
 15. 11. TO. in their simi-licity and knew nothing 
 
 18. .3.3. as he tv. thus he said, O my son Absalom 
 
 1 Kings 11. 6. .Solomon iv. not fully after the Lord 
 
 I. 3. 12. and their father said, w hat way tv. he ' 
 
 14. he TO. after the man of Gorl and found him 
 
 22. 24. he saicl, which way to. the Spirit of the Ld. 
 
 from me, to speak to thee ? 2 Chron. 18. 2.3. 
 48. but they tv. not || 2 Kings'1. 6. (hey two tv. on 
 
 2 Kings 5. 26. he said, tv. not my heart w ith thee ? 
 
 6. 4. so he zv. with them, and they cut dow n wood 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 2.3. when he tv. in to his w ife, she ccncei. 
 
 16. 20. when they to. from nation to nation, from 
 one kingdom to another people, Psal. 105. 13. 
 
 2 Chron. 10. 16. so all Israel :v. to their tents 
 
 12. 12. and also in .ludah things to. well 
 
 2.3.17- people to. to house of Baal and brake 
 Neh.2. 16. the rulers knew not whither 1 to. 
 
 Esth. 2.14. in evening she w. tm morrow returned 
 Psal.AZ. 4. I TO. with them to the house of God 
 106. .32. itze. ill with Moses for their sakes 
 Prov. 7. 8. a young man to. the way to her house 
 Isa. 57.17. he TV. on fro ward ly in the way of his heart 
 Ezek. 1. 9. they to. every one straight forward 
 12. they turned not when they zv. 10. 11. 
 
 17. they ztf. on their four sides and returned not 
 
 21. when thosezc'. these zv. those stood, these stood 
 20. 16. foi' their heart zv. after their idols 
 Hos. 2. 13. she zv. after her lovers and forgat the Ld. 
 5. 13. then zv. Ephraim to the Assyrian and sent 
 
 9. 10. they tv. to Baal-peor and separated thems. 
 
 II. 2. as they called them, so they zv. from them 
 Hah. 3.5. before him zv. the pestilence, burning coals 
 
 11. at the light of thine arrows, they zv. 
 
 Mat. 21. 29. but afterward he repented and to. 
 
 .30. he answered and said, I go, sir, but zv. not 
 
 25.10. while they to. to buy, the bridegroom came 
 Mark 1. 20. they left their father and to. after him 
 Lzike 2. 3. all tv. to be taxed, every one to his city 
 
 16. .30. but if one to. to them from the dead 
 
 17. 14. (hat as they w. they were cleansed 
 
 23. .52. Joseph zz). to Pilate and begged body of Jesus 
 John A. 45. the Galileans also to. to the feast 
 
 7. 53. every man zv. to his own house 
 
 9. 11. I TV. and w ashed and I received sight 
 
 1.3. .3. that he was come from God and zv. to God 
 
 18. 6. they zv. backward and fell to the ground 
 
 21.2.3. then zv. this saying among the brethren 
 AetsS. 4. they to. every w here preaching the word 
 
 9. 1. .Saul threatening to. unto the high priest 
 
 10. 9. as they to. on their journey, Peter to. to pray 
 
 14. 1. they to. both into synagogue of the Jews 
 
 15. 38. and to. not with them to the work 
 
 16. 16. a ■vn n'. to prayer, a damsel met us 
 
 26. 12. as 1 TV. to Damascus with authority 
 
 1 Pet. 3.19. which he zz'. preach, to spirits in prison 
 
 See Along. 
 
 M'ENT ahoTit. 
 
 Knm. 11. 8. the people to. aliOTit and gathered it 
 
 2 Kings 3. 25. the slingers tv. alwut it and smote it 
 2 Chron. 17. 9. they to. ahont and taught the people 
 F.cel. 2. 20. 1 UK about to cause my heart despair 
 Cant. 5. 7. the watchmen that to. about found me 
 Mat. 4. 2.3. Jesus to. abont teaching, 9. 35. Mark 6. 6. 
 Arts 9. 29. they w. ahont to slay him, 21. .31. | 26. 21. 
 
 10. .3ii. Jesus TO. ahont zloing good and healing 
 
 13. 11. he UK about seeking some to lead him 
 
 See Arose. 
 
 ^VEN r aside. 
 
 I.uke 9. 10. Jesus tozik (hem and zv. aside privately 
 Acts 23. 19. the chief captain zv. aside privately 
 WEN'l' astray. 
 
 Psal. 119. 67. before I was afflicted T zv. astray 
 Ezek. 44. 10. when Israel zz’. zz'Zrzzy after idols, 15. 
 
 48.11. itshall be for the priests w hich zz;. not astray 
 
 w hen Israel to. astray hs Levites to. astray 
 Mat. 18. 13. than of ninety-nine which to. not astray 
 WEN'f aioay. 
 
 Jndg. 16. .3. Samson to. arcay with doors of the gates 
 
 14. and zo. away with the pin of the beam 
 
 19. 2. and his concubine zo. azoay from him 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 9. the mule that was under him to. azoay 
 2 Kings 5. 11. but Naaman was wroth, and zv. azoay 
 2 Chron. 9. 12. queen of Sheba zv. away to her land 
 Mat. 19. 22. he uk azoay sorrowful, Mark 10. 22. 
 26. 42. he uk azray the seconzl time and prayed 
 44. he TO. azoay the third time, Mark 14. ,39. 
 
 John 12. 11. by reason of him many to. away 
 
 20. 10. the disciples zv. atony to their ow n home 
 Acts 10. 23. on the morrow Peter zz-. auay 
 
 WENTW-. 
 
 1 Kings 13.19. so he zo. back and did eat and drink 
 
 2 Kings 8.29. king Joram to. lack to be healed 
 John 6. 66. from that time many disciples to. back 
 NVEN'l before. 
 
 Eiod. 13.21. the Ixtrd to. before them in a cloud 
 
 14. 19. the angel ot God which zz-. before the z amp 
 Kvm. 10. .33. the ai k of covenant zo. before. Josh. 3.6. 
 Josh. 6. 9. the armeil men to. before the pi iests, 1.3. 
 
 1 Sam. 17.7. one bearing a shield zz-. before liini, 41. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 4. anil A bio w. bejore the aik 
 
 10. 16. and Shobach to. before them, 1 Chron. 19.16. 
 
 20.8. w hen at Gibeon, Amasazz;. bifore ttieizz 
 Job 18. 20. as they that to. before weie afirighted 
 Psal. 68. 25. the singers zr. before the players’ 
 
 Mat. 2. 9. the star w hich they saw to. before them 
 
 21. 9. tiie multitudes that w. before them cried. 
 
 Hosanna to the son of DavizI, Murk 11. 9, 
 I.nke 18. 39. they which to. before rebukeil him 
 
 22. 47. .1 udas TV. before and drew near to ki.ss him 
 
 1 'fim. 1.18. according to the prophecies which to. b. 
 WB.N'l behind. 
 
 Ezod. 14. 19. the angel removed and to. behind 
 \N EN 1 doTon. 
 
 Gen. 12.10. Abram zv. dozvn into Fgypt tosojourn 
 
 15. 17. w hen sun uk down, a smoking furnace and 
 burning lamp passed, Jndg. 19. 14. 2 Sam. 2. 24. 
 
 42. 3. Jos. brethren to. down || 4.3.1.5. fienj. uk dorru 
 Ezod. 19. 14. .Moses zz;. z/i<zz»zz from the mount to the 
 people, and sanctified the janple, 25.1 32. 15. 
 Nnm. 16. 3.3. TV.di vn alive info the pit 
 20. 15. how our fatheis u. down into J-'.g. and dwelt 
 a long time, Pent. 10, 22. | 26. 5. Josh. 24. 4. 
 Jtidg. 3. 27. Israel zv. dozen after F.hud, 28. 
 
 4. 14. Barak ZZ’. z^i<zz-7i from mount Tabor 
 
 7. 11. ( Tdeon ZZ’. z/ozz-zz with Phuiah Ids servant 
 
 14.1. Samson to. down to 1 imnath and saw a wo¬ 
 man of the daughters ofthe Philistines, 5.7. 
 
 18. the men said to liim before the sun w. down 
 
 19. .Samson to. dozen to Ashkelon and slew 30 meu. 
 Pnth 3. 6. Huth to. dozen unto the floor to I’.onz 
 
 1 Sam. 33. 20. the Israelites zo. down to sharjK-n 
 
 22. 1. David’s father’s house to. down to him 
 
 2 Sam. 5. I7. David heard, and zv. down to the hold 
 
 11.9. but Uriah to. not dozen to his house, 10,1.3. 
 
 17. 18. a well in liis court, w hither they to. dozen 
 21.15. David zv.doun against the Pliilistines 
 
 23. 13. three of the thirty chief zz;. dozen and came to 
 
 David to cave of Adullain, 1 Chron. 11.15. 
 
 20. Benaiah to. doreiinni] slew a lion infimeof snow 
 
 21. Benaiah to. down to the F.gy ptian, and slew hirtk 
 
 with his own spear, 1 Chron. 11.22,23, 
 2 Kings 1.15. Elijah w. down w ith him to the king 
 2.2. Elijah and 1 .lisha zz . z/z/zz-,*z to Betli-el 
 5.14. N aaman to. duun and dipped himself in Jord. 
 
 8. 29. Ahaziah ze. d. to see loram, 2 Chron. 22. 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 2- lehoshaphat zz;. dirwn to see Ahab 
 Psal. 13.3. 2. the ointment that w. down to the skirts 
 Cunt 6.11. I TO. doTOTi into the garden of nuts 
 
 Isa. 52. 4. my people ze. down aforetime into Egypt 
 Jer. 18. 3. tli'en 1 w. dozen to the potter’s house 
 Ezek. 31.15. in the day wlien he zv. down to the grave 
 .31. 17. they also w. dozen to hell with him 
 Jonah 1. 3. Jonah uk dozen to Joppa and found 
 2. 6. 1 w. down to the bottoms of the mountains 
 lAike 18.14. tins man zv. down justified rather 
 John 5. 4. an angel w. down and troubled the wafer 
 Acts7. 15. so Jacob zz’. down into Egypt and died 
 
 8. 5. Philip zz;. z/hzzzz to .‘^amaria, preached Christ' 
 38. and tiiey both to. down into the water 
 10. 21. then Peter w. down to tlie men. and said 
 
 12. 19. Herod w. down from Judea to Cesarea 
 
 20.10. Paul UK dozen and embracing him, said 
 
 \V KN'B forth. 
 
 Gen. 8. 7- a raven 10. forth ii 11.31. w. forth from T'r 
 
 18. Noah UK forth, his sons and all out of ark, 19. 
 
 10. 11. out of that liind TV. forth .Ashur 
 
 12. 5. they to. forth to go into land of Canaan 
 Nnm. 11.31. there to. forth a w ind from the Ix rd 
 31.13. the princes ze. forth to meet them. .33. 1. 
 Jndg. 9. V,. trees to. forth to anoint a king over them 
 2 Sam. 20. 8. as he zz’. forth it fell out 
 2 Kings H. 21. Elisha w. forth into the waters 
 
 18. 7- he prospered w hithersoever he w. forth 
 Esth. 5. 9. then to. Haman forth tliat day joyful 
 Job 1 . 12. .^atan to. forth from presence of' T>ord, 2.7. 
 Jsa. .37. 36. angel of Ld. w. forth and smote 18.5,000 
 
 48.3. the former things w. forth. 1 shewezi them 
 Jer. 22. 11. Shallum w ho w. forth out of this place 
 Ezek. 16.14. thy renown zz’. forth among the lieatlieB 
 
 24.12. her great scum to. i\ot forth out of her 
 Amos 5. 3. that w hich to. forth by an hiinzlred 
 Hah. .3. 5. and burning coals ze. forth at his feet 
 Mat. 13. 3. behold, a sower w. forth to sow 
 
 25.1. ten virgins ze. forth to meet bridegroom 
 il/zzr^2. 12. he arose and took up bed and w. forth 
 .3 Jo/in7. because for his name's sake they ze. forth 
 Rev. 6. 2, he w. forth conquering and to conquer 
 
 W EN T her way. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.18. woman ;z. her way and was no more sad 
 John A. 28. the w oman of Samaria zz’. her way 
 
 11. 28. when Martha had so said she to. her leay 
 
 AVI' NT his Tvay. 
 
 Gen. 18. 3.3. and the l ord ze. his w ay as soon as had 
 24.61. the servant took Uehekah and w.hisuoy 
 2.5. 34. I’.sau did eat and drink and ze. hiszeay 
 Exod. 18. 27. Jethro tz’. his way into his ow n land 
 Nnm. HA. 25. Balak || 1 Sam. 24. 7. ^aul ze. htsway 
 1 Sam. 26. 25. David zz’. on his zeay, Saul returned 
 1 Kings 1.49. ever^- guest of Adonijah zz. his way 
 Esth.A.\7 Mordei ai rz'. his a zzy.dld as Esili. com. 
 Jer. 28. 11. the prophet Jeremiali w.ltisway 
 Mat. 13. 25. his eneiriy sow ed fares and rz’. his zeay 
 I Tike A. .30. he passing thro’ mi'Ist of them, ze. his w. 
 
 8. 39. and uK his way and published great things 
 
 22.4. Judas a'./zL zz’zjy and communed with priests 
 John A. 50. and the man believed, and a . Ins zeay 
 Acts 8. .39. the eunnch :z’. on his zcoy reji-'ii ine 
 
 9. 17- Ananias a’, his way and entered the tiouse 
 
 See Jr.st s, AVent. 
 
 AV EN"F in. or into. 
 
 Gen.7.7. Noah UK into the ark and his sons with hirn 
 
 9. <z’. in two and two |l I6. w. in male and female 
 
 39.11. Joseph TO. into the house to do business 
 
WEN 
 
 WEP 
 
 WES 
 
 p.xod. 5. 1. Moses and Aaron w. in to Pharaoh, 7-10. 
 14.22. Israel a', ittto niidstot theseaondry ground 
 
 23. the Egyptians w. in after tliein, 15. 19. 
 
 .34. .35. until Moses ly. in to speak with him 
 
 Lev. 16. 2.3. when Aaron w. nifothe holy place 
 Josh. 6. 23. the young men that were spies w. in 
 Jjidy. 3.22. the haft also ry. iw after the blade 
 
 17. 10. so tlie Levite ?y. in and dwelt witli Mirah 
 
 19. 15. wlien the Levite w. in to lodge in (Jibeah 
 
 1 Ham. 24. .3. Saul w. i?i to cover his feet 
 
 2 Sum. 7. 18. tiien zv. David in before the J.ord 
 
 1 Kings 1. 15. Rath-sheba w. m unto the king 
 22. .30. king of Israel disguised- zv. into the battle 
 
 2 Kings 4. 33. Elisha w. shut the door and prayed 
 .37. then she zo. in fell at his feet and took tier son 
 
 5. 4. and one w. ?>t and told his lord, thus anil thus 
 25. Gehazi zo. in and stood before his master 
 
 10. 24. when they zv. m ta offer sacrifices 
 2 Chron. 26. 16. Uzziah zi^zito the temple of Lord 
 
 17. Azariah the priest zo. hi after him 
 iVVt. 9. 24. so the children zo. in and possessed 
 £sth. 7. 7. the kingty. into the palace-garden 
 Psa/. 73 17 . until I zo. hito the sanctuary of God 
 Jev. 26. 21. Urijahfled and zo. into Egypt 
 Esek. 8. 10. so 1 zOi in || 9. 2. six men zo. in 
 
 10. 2. the man clothed with linen zo. in, 3, 6. 
 
 25. .3. when they zo. twiacaptivity 
 
 . 39 . 23. Israel zo. mto caitti' ity for their iniquity 
 Van.Z. 16 . Daniel zo. tVtand desired of the king 
 24*. to Arioch || 6. 10. he zo. hi to his house to pray 
 Bht. 8. .32. the devils zo. into the herd of swine 
 21.33. there was a certain householder zo. into a far 
 country, Mark 12. 1. Lzike 19. 12. I 20. 9. 
 25. 10. they tliat were ready zo. in to the marriage 
 
 27 . 53. zo. into the holy city, and appeared to many 
 Blark 2. 26. how David zo. into the fioiise of God, 
 and did eat the shew-bread, Lukefy. 4. 
 
 15. 4.3. .Joseph ry. in boldly to Pilate, craved body 
 Lzike 1. 9. Lot was to burn incense when he zo.in 
 
 39. Illary arose and zo. into the hill country 
 
 24. 29. ami he zjo. in to tarry with them 
 John 18. 15. that disciple zy. in with lesus 
 
 20. 5. lie saw linen clothes lying, yet zo. not in 
 
 8. then zo. in also that other disciple, and saw 
 jlcts 1.21. all the time the Lord zo. in and out 
 
 10.27. as Peter talked he zo. in and found many 
 
 12. 17 . he departed and zo. into another jilace 
 
 1.3. 14. they zo. into synagogue on the sabbath-day 
 
 17 . 2. Paul zy. mto the synagogue, 10. I 19. 8. 
 
 Horn. 10. 18. their sound zo. into all the earth 
 
 WENT hi, as to a woman. 
 
 Gen. 16. 4. Abram ry. in to Hagar, she conceived 
 
 19. 33. the first-born zo. in and lay with her father 
 29. 2.3. T.aban brought T.eah to 1 acob,he zo. hi to her 
 
 .30.he w. in also unto Rach. 1| 30. 4. zo. mto Bilh. 
 ,38. 2. I udah saw Shuah and zo. m to her 
 
 9. when Onan zo. in to his brother’s wife 
 
 Jtidg. 16 . 1. Sainsonsaw an harlot and zo.in to her 
 Pzith 4. 13 . Boaz zo. in to Ruth, she conceived 
 2 Sam. 12. 24. David comforted Bath-sheba his wife, 
 and zo. m unto her, she bare a son, Solomon 
 
 16. 22. .Absalom zo. in to his father’s concubines 
 17 . 25 . Ithra zy. m to Abigail, N ahash’s daughter 
 
 20. 3. but David zo. not in to them 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 21. TTezron zy. m to daughterof Machir 
 7 .23.when Ephraim zo. in to his wife, she conceived 
 
 Ezek. 23. 44. yet they zo. in unto her as a harlot 
 WENT over. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 15. there arose and zo. over by number 
 19. 17 . and they zo. over Jordan before the king 
 
 .31. Rarzillai zo. over Iordan wdth the king 
 2 Kings 2. 8. so they two zo. over on dry ground 
 
 14. F.lisha smote the waters and zo. over 
 1 Chr. 12. 15. these zo. over Iordan when overflown 
 29 . .30. Da\ id’s reign, and times that zo. over him 
 E'eh. 12. .38. other company zo. over against them 
 Isa. 51.23. thy bod\’ as a street to them that zo. over 
 WENT ont. 
 
 Gen. 4. 16. Gain zo. ont from presence of J.ord 
 24. 63. Isaac zy. ont to meditate in the field 
 .34. 1. Dinah zo. ont to see the daughters of the land 
 
 43. .31. loseph washed his face and zo. ont 
 
 44. 28. one zo. ont from me 1 saw him not since 
 Erod. 2. 11. Moses zy. ont to his brethren, 13. 
 
 8. 12. Aaron zo.ont from Pharaoh, 30. I 9. 33. 
 
 12. 41. all the hosts of the J.ord zo.ont, \\. 8. 
 
 15. 20. all the women zo. ont after Miriam 
 
 16. 27 . therezy. ont some people on sabbath-day 
 
 18. 7. -Moses zy. ont to meet his father-in-law 
 . 3 . 3 . 7 . every one zo. ont unto the tabernacle 
 
 Lev. 10 . 2. there zy. czzz fire from the J.ord 
 E'nm. 10. .34. cloud was on them when they zo. ont 
 
 11. 26. two men zo. ont into the tabernacle 
 
 21.2.3. Sihon zo. ont against Israel into wilderness 
 33. Og, the king of Rashan, zo. out against them 
 
 22. 32. behold, 1 zo. ont to withstand thee 
 Josh. 6. I. none zo. ont, and none came in 
 
 8. 14. the men of Ai zy. oz/t against Israel, 17. 
 
 11.4. the Ganaanite zo. cz/Z and all their hosts 
 Jndg. 2. 15. they zo. ont, the Lord was against them 
 
 3. 19. all that stood fiy him zo. ont from him 
 
 19 . 23. the master of the house zo. out unto them 
 Pnth 1. 21. I zo. ont full, and came home empty 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 3. ere the lamp of od zo. ont in the temple 
 17- .35. 1 zo.ont after the bear, and smote him 
 
 18. 5. Dav. zo. 0. where Saul sent him, 1.3.16. I 19- 8. 
 
 2 Sam. II. 1.3. at even he zo. ont to lie on his bed 
 
 13. 9 . they zo. ont every man from him 
 
 19; 19 . tlie day the king zo. ont of lerusalem 
 
 1 Kings 20. 16. they zo. ont at noon 1| 17 . ont first 
 
 21. the king of Israel zo. ont and smote the horses 
 
 2 Kings 4. 18. thechild zo. ont to his father to reapers 
 . 37 . she went in and took up her son, and zo. out 
 
 5. 27 . Gehazi zo. out from his presence a leper 
 9- 21. they zo. out each in his chai iot and met him 
 
 24. and the arrow w. ozit of lehoram’s heart 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 17 . David 10 . out to meet them and said 
 
 14. 8. David heanl of it, ami w. out against them 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 2. Azariah w. out to meet Asa 
 
 5. Was no peace to Idm that n'. ont or came in 
 
 19 . 2. Jehu w. ant to meet .lehoshaphat 
 
 20.21. he appointed singers to praise as they zo. out 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 20 . Josiah zo. ozit against Pharaoh-necho 
 Esth. 7 . 8 . as the word zo.ont of the king’s mouth 
 Joh 29. 7 . when I zo. ont to the gate throthe city 
 .31.34. did fear terrify me that 1 zo. not out at door 
 Psal. 81. 5. when he zo. out thro’ the land of Egypt 
 Jer. . 37 .4. .leremiah came in and zo. out among peop. 
 Ezek. 10. 7 . took fire from the cherub and zy. out 
 Amos 5. 3. the city that zo. ont by a thousand 
 Zech. 8. 10. neither any peace to him that zy. out 
 Mat. 11. 7* lesus said, what zy.ye ont into the wil¬ 
 derness to see f 8, 9. Luke 7. 24, 25, 26. 
 
 20. 1. a man who zo. out early to hire labourers 
 
 3. he zo. ont at third hour|| 5. sixth 1| 6. eleventh 
 
 22. 10. those servants zy. out into the high-ways 
 Mark 3. 21. his friends zo. out to lay hold on him, 
 
 he is beside himself 
 5. 13. the unclean spirits zo. ozit and entered into 
 the swine, and ran down, Lukeii. 3.3. Acts\9. 12. 
 
 14. they tliat fed the swine told it, they zo. out to 
 see what it was that was done, Luke 8. 35. 
 Luke 6. 19 . for there zo. virtu© ont of him 
 22. 62 . l^eter zo. out and wept bitterly 
 John 8. 9. they which heard it, zy. ont one by one 
 59. .lesus hid himself and zo. out of the temple 
 
 11. 31. Mary rose up hastily, and zo. out 
 
 1.3. 30. Judas having received the sop zo. ozit 
 
 18. 16 . then zo. ont that other disciple known to 
 Acts 1. 21. all the lime the J.ord zy. in an.i out 
 
 15. 24. certain zo. out from us have troubled you 
 ileh. 11. 8. Abraham zo.ont, not knowing whither 
 1 John 2. 19 . they zo. out from us, but not of us, they 
 
 zo. out to be manifest that they were not all of us 
 W EN I' their zoaz/. 
 
 Jndg. 18. 26. the children of Dan zy. their zoay 
 1 .SVJ//Z.30.2. Ainalekites burnt Ziklag and zo.their zoay 
 Neh. 8.12. all the people zo. their nay to eat 
 Zech. 10. 2. therefore they zo. their zoay as a flock 
 Mat. 8. 33. that kept swine lied and zo. their zoay 
 
 20. 4. right I will give you, and they zo. their zoay 
 
 22. 5. they made light of it and zo. their zoays 
 22. they heard these words, they zo. theh zoay 
 
 BJark 11.4. zo. their zoay and found colt, Luke 19. 32. 
 John 11. 46. but some zy. their zoays to Pharisees 
 Acts 8. 36. as they zo. on their zoay came to water 
 Sven E through. 
 
 Neh. 9 . 11. thou didst divide the sea, they zo. thro' 
 the midst of the sea on dry land, Psal. 66. 6. 
 Psal. 66. 12. we zo. thro' fire and through water 
 l.ia. 60. 15. forsaken, so that no man zo. thro' thee 
 Mark 2. 2.3. he zo. through the corn fields on the sab¬ 
 bath day, disciples began to pluck ears, Luke 6.1. 
 W EN E np. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 22. and God zo. up from Abraham 
 .35. 1.3. God zo. np from Jacobin place he talked 
 
 49 . 4. zo. np to lather’s bed, he zo. np to my couch 
 Eiod.\7 .W. Moses, Aaron. iSiUurzy. zzjy to top of hill 
 
 19 . 3. Moses zo. np to God, and the Lord called to 
 
 him, 20. I 24. 13, 15. | 34.4. Dent. 10. 3. 
 Num. 13. 21. so they zo. zzp.and searched the land 
 31. but the men that zy. np with him said 
 
 20. 27 . they zo. np into mount Hor, .33. .38. 
 
 Dent. 1. 43. and zo.np presumptuously into the hill 
 Josh. 6. 20. so that the people zy. z/yz into the city 
 14. 8. biethren that zy. np with me made heart melt 
 Jndg. 1. 4. ludah zo. np and the Lord delivered 
 22. the house of .loseph alsozy. up against Bethel 
 
 4. 10. JJarak and Deborah zy. up with 10,000 men 
 8. 8. Gideon zy. zzyz thence to Penuel, 11. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 3. Elkanah zo.np out of his city, 7 , 21. 
 .22. Ilannali zo. not up until child be weaned 
 
 5. 12. the cry of the city zo. up to heaven 
 
 2 Sam. 15. .30. David wept as he zo. np barefoot 
 24. 19 . David, according to the saying of Gad, zy. 
 
 up as the Lord commanded, 1 Chron. 21. 19. 
 2 Kings i. 11. E.lijah zy. up by a whirlwind to heav. 
 
 4. 34. Elisha zo. np and lay on the child, .35. 
 
 19 . 14. Ilezekiali zy. z/p into the house of the J^ord, 
 and spread it before the J.ord, Isa. .37. 14. 
 
 23. 2. Josiah zo. np to house of l.ord, 2 Chr. 34. .30. 
 
 1 Chron. 11.6. loab zy. zzyi first and was chief captain 
 Ezral. 1. these are the children of the province that 
 
 zo.np out of the captivity, 59. Neh. 7 . 6, 61. 
 4 .2.3. they zy. up in haste to Jerusalem to the Jews 
 
 7 . 6. Ezra zo. up\\ Neh. 12. 1. the priest thatzy. up 
 
 8. 1. this is the genealogy of tliem that zo. up 
 Ezek. 1.1.3. it zo. up and down among livingcrea-tures 
 8. 11. and a thick cloud of incense zo. up 
 
 10. 4. the glory of the J.ord zo. up, II. 2.3, 24. 
 
 19. 6. he zo. np and dow n among the lions 
 Mat. 3. 16 . .lesus zy. up straightway out of the water 
 
 5. 1. and seeing the multitudes he zo. np into a 
 
 mountain, 14. 23. | 15. 29. LukeQ. 28. 
 r.zike 18. 10. two men zo. up into the temple to pray 
 .lohn 7- 10. then zy. he also up unto the feast 
 Arts 1. 10. as he zy. np two men stood by him 
 .3. 1. T’eter and lohn zy. np into the temple 
 10. 9. Peter zo. np upon the house-top to pray 
 24.11. Paul zo.npto lerusalem. Cal. 1.18. I 2. 1,2. 
 (ial. 1. 17 . neither zy. \np to lerusalem with them 
 Bev. 20. 9 . they zo. up on the breadth of the earth 
 VVEN'E a zohnriiig. 
 
 Jndg. 2. 17 . Isr. zo. a zohoring after other gods, 8. 33. 
 Bsal. 106.39. zo. a zohoring with their inventions 
 WEN EES 1. 
 
 Cen. 49 . 4. Reuben, thou zo. up to thy father’s bed 
 .ludg. 5. 4. J^ord wdien thou zy. outof .Seir 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 9 . I w’as with thee whithersoevier thou zo. 
 
 16. 17 . why zo. thou not with thy friend ? 
 
 19 . 25. wherefore zy. thou not with me 
 
 Csal. 68. 7 . G God, when thou zo. before thy people 
 Isn. 57 . 7 . even thither zo thou up to offer sacrifice 
 
 9. thou zo. to the king with ointment and increase 
 .fer. 2. 2. when thou zo. after me in the wilderness 
 .31. 21. set thine heart toward the way thou zy. 
 Hah. 3. 13. thou zo. forth for salvation of thy people 
 Acts 11.3. thou zy. in to men uncircunicised 
 WEP E. 
 
 Gen. 21. I 6 . Hagar sat and zo. H 27. 38. Esau zy. 
 
 29. 11. Jacob zo. 33. 4. | 37 . 35. Uos. 12. 4. 
 
 42. 24. Joseph turned from his brethren and zo. 
 
 43. 30. I 45. 2, 14, 15. 1 46. 29. I 50. 1 .17- 
 
 50. t 3. the Egyptians zo for Joseph seventy days 
 
 Exod. 2. 6. she saw the child, and behold, babe w. 
 Num. 11.14. and the children of Isr. also zo. again, 
 18, 20. 114. 1. Deut. 1. 45. |34.8. 
 
 2. 4. 120.23, 26. | 21. 2. 
 
 Judg. 14. 16. Samson’s wife zy. before him 
 Ruth 1. 9 . Naomi kissed her daughters, and zo. 14. 
 
 1 Sam. 1 . 7 . Hannah zy. and did noteat, 10. 
 
 11. 4. all the people zy. 2 Sam. 3. .32, .34. 
 
 20. 41. Jonathan and David zy.one with another 
 
 24. 16. Saul zo. 1| .30. 4. David zo. 2 Sam. 1. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. .32. David zy. at the grave of Abner 
 
 12. 22. while child was yet alive, 1 fasted and zo. 
 
 13. 36. the king and servants zo. sore for Amnon 
 
 15. 23. he and all country zo. || 30. zo. as he went 
 
 18. 33. king was much moved, and zy. for Absalom 
 2 Kings 8.11. and the man of God zo. 
 
 13.14. Joash zy.over Elisha, and said, O my father 
 20. 3. remember, Ld. Ilezekiali zo. sore, Isa. 38. 3. 
 
 22.19. because the king of Judah hath zo. before me 
 Ezra 3. 12. priests that had seen the first house zy. 
 
 10. 1. for the people zo. very sore, Neh. 8. 9. 
 
 Neh. 1.4. when I heard these words 1 zy. before God 
 Joh 2. 12. Job’s friends lifted up their voice and zy. 
 Bsal. 69.10. w hen I zo. and chastened my soul 
 
 I . 37 . 1. by rivers of Babylon we sat down and zo. 
 Mat. 26. 73 . Peter zo. Mark 14. 72. Luke 22. 62. , 
 Mark 5.‘.m. Jesus seeth them that zy. Luke H. [A. 
 
 16. 10. Mary told them as they mourned and zo. 
 Luke 7 . 32. we mourned to you and ye have not zo, 
 
 19. 41. he beheld the city and zo. over it 
 
 John 11. .35. Jesus uK || 20.11. Mary zo. at sepulchre 
 Acts 20. 37 . they zy. sore, and fell on Paul’s neck 
 1 Cor. 7 . 30. they that weep as though they zo. not 
 Rev. 5. 4. I zy. because no man was found worthy 
 WERE. 
 
 Gen. 34. 14. cannot do this, for that zo. a reproach 
 
 25. on the third day, when they zo. sore 
 
 35. 2. Jacob said to ail that zo. with him, put away 
 4. gave all the strange gods thatzy. in their hand 
 Exod. 5. 19. Israel saw they zy. in evil case 
 10. 6. since day they zo. on earth to this day 
 Num. 12.8. zy.ye not afraid to speak against Moses ? 
 
 13. 33. there we saw the giants, we zo. in our own 
 
 sight as grasshoppers, so we zo. in their sight 
 
 14. 3. zo. it not better for us to return into Egypt 
 Deut. 5. 29. O that there zy. such an heart in them/ 
 
 10.19. foryezy. strangers in the land of Egypt 
 
 28. 62. whereas ye zo. as the stars of heaven 
 
 32. 27 . zo. it not that 1 feared the wrath of enemy 
 
 29 . O that they u. wise, that they understood 
 Jy.i/z.2.4. men came to me, 1 wist not whence they zy. 
 Judg. 9. 36. thou seest mountains as if they zy. men 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 4. passed Shalim, and there they to. not 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 16 . where he knew that valiantmen zo. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 18. we zy. togeth. there was no stranger 
 
 4. 28. straw brought they where the officers zo. 
 
 16. 30. Ahab did evil above all zo. before him, 33. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 14. zo. it not that 1 regard .lehoshaphat 
 7 . 10. but horses tied, and the tents as they zy. 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 31. as many as zy. of a free heart 
 Neh. 1 . 9 . though there zy. of you cast out to utmost 
 
 5. 2. for there zo. that said, we, our sons, 3. 4. 
 
 7 . 61 . nor their seed, whether they zo. of Israel 
 
 Joh 29 . 2. oh that I zo. as in months past, in the days 
 Bsal. 39. 12. a sojourner, as all my fathers zo. 
 
 Isa. 14. 2. take them captives whose captives they zo. 
 37 . 19 . they zo. no gods, but work of men’s hands 
 Jer. 31. 15. Rachel weeping, because they zy. not 
 Ezek. 14. 14. tho’ Noah, Daniel, and Job zo. in it 
 should deliver but their own souls, 16.18,20. 
 20 . 9 . before the heathen among w hom they zo. 
 Hag. 2. 16. there zo. but ten, there zo. but twenty 
 Mat. 5.12. persecuted prophets which zo. before you 
 
 12. .3. have ye not read what David <iid, and they 
 thatzi.'. with him t 4. Mark2.‘25,^6. Lzike 6. 3,4, 
 Luke 3. 15. all men mused whether he zo. Christ 
 7 . 39 . this man, if he. zo. a prophet, would known 
 
 17 . 17 . zy. not ten cleansed, where are the nine ? 
 John9.33. ifthis man zy. not of G. could do nothing 
 
 II. 57 . that if any man knew where he zo. 
 
 15.19. if ye zy. of the world, world would love 
 
 17 . 6. thine they zy. thou gavestthem me 
 
 18. .30. they said, if he zo. not a malefactor 
 Acts 20. 12. and zy. not a little comforted 
 
 24. 9. Jews assented, saying, these things zo. so 
 Rom. 4. 17 . callelh things that be not as tho’ they zy. 
 
 9. 25. 1 w'ill call them my people thatzy. not 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 17 . if whole body z('. an eye, where zy. hear¬ 
 
 ing ? if whole zo. hearing, where zo. smelling ? 
 Gal. 2. 6. what they zo. it maketh no matter to me 
 Eph. 2. .3. zz'. by nature children of wrath, as others 
 
 2 Thess 3. 10. from even when we zo. with you 
 
 2 Bet. 3. 4. all things continue as they zo. from begin. 
 Rev. 6. 11. till brethren killed as they zo. fulfilled 
 AsitWV.HE. 
 
 Lev. 14. .35. it seemeth there is as it zo. a plague 
 ('ant. 6. 13. ns it zo. the company of two armies 
 Isa.5. 18. that draw sin as it zo. with a cart-rope 
 
 10. 15. as if staff lift up itself a-c r'z zy. no wood 
 
 26. 20. hide thyself as zt zo. for a little moment 
 
 5.3. .3. and we hid as it zo. our faces from him 
 Luke 22. 44. his sweat as zt zo. great drops of blood 
 John7. 10. w’ent up not openly, but as zt zo. in secret 
 Rom. 9. 32. somzht it zi.v zt zo. by w orks of the law 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 9- apostles, as it zz'. men appointed to death 
 Rev. 10. 1. and his face w’as«> zt zo. the sun 
 
 1.3. .3. I saw one of his heads zz^ it zo. wounded 
 
 14. 3. they sun" as it zo. a new song belfire throne 
 
 15. 2. 1 saw as it zo. a sea of glass with fire 
 
 ////WERE. 
 
 Joh 21.4. if it zo. so, why not my spirit be troubled ? 
 Mat. 24.24. if it zz'. possible to deceive the very elect 
 Mark 6. 56. they might touch if it zo. the border 
 .lohn 14. 2. if it zo. not so, I would havetold von 
 Acts 18. 14. if it zo. a matter of wrong, O ye Jews 
 M ER E. 
 
 Cant. 8.1. O that thou zy. as my brother that sucked 
 Rev. 3. 15. nor cold nor hot, I would thou to. cold or 
 W E„S E. 
 
 Gen. 28. 11. thou shalt spread abroad to the zo. 
 Dent. .33. 23. possess thou the zo. and the south 
 1 Kings 7 .2b. three oxen looking towards the ze, ' 
 
 551 
 
WH A 
 
 WH A 
 
 WH E 
 
 ;l Chron. 9. 24. in four quarters were porters toward 
 the east, i-.ui tli and south, 2 Chron. 4, 4. 
 12.15. tliey put to tii^'ht them toward east and w, 
 l‘saL 75. 6. promotion eometh not from the w. 
 
 10.1. 12. as tai' as the east is troin the lo. so far 
 107 . . 1 . jrathered them from the east and w. 
 
 Isa. 11.14. sliall lly on the IMiilistiues towald the ty. 
 
 4.1. 5. and fiather tliee from the w. 
 
 45. 6. that they may know from the ro. 
 
 49. 12. these shall come from the north and w. 
 
 59 . 19 . they sliall fear the Lord from ttie tu. 
 
 Jizeh. 4H. 1. for these are his sides east and u>. 
 
 Dan. 8. 5. behold, an he-goat came from the tv. 
 JIos. 11. 10. the children shall tiemble from the zv. 
 Zech. 8. 7 . I will save my people from the w. 
 
 14.4. the moimtof Olivos shall cleave toward the tv. 
 Mat. 8.11. many shal 1 come from east and w. and sit 
 down with Alirah. Isaac, and .Jacob, I,nke 11.29. 
 
 24. 27 . as liehtn. cometh from east and shineth to vi. 
 J.uke 12. 54. when ye see a cloud rise out of the tv. 
 Hev. 21. I.l. on south three sates, and tv. three yates 
 W Ji.S I horder. 
 
 ISum. 11.6. sreat sea for border, this shall be tv. lord. 
 Josh. 15. 12. the w. border was to the sreat sea 
 Eizek. 45. 7- to the tv. border a portion for prince 
 WIvSTKK N. 
 
 l^um. 31. 6. as for the iv. border, the great sea 
 W LS I' quarter. 
 
 Josh. 18. 14. at Kirjath baal, this was the tv. quarter 
 W IvS 1' side. 
 
 Exod.Q.’l. 12. on w. side hansins 5;i cubits, .38. 12. 
 j^um. 2. 18. on thew. side the standard of Ephraim 
 .15. 5. measure on the tv. stdeoi the i.evites’ cities 
 Ezek. 48. 1. Ii'om the east side even to the tv. side 
 a portion for Naphtali, 4, 5, 0, 7> 6. 23, 24. 
 WES 1'WARD. 
 
 Gen. 11. 14. Abram looked eastward and tv. 
 
 Num. 1.21. pitch behind tlie tabernacle w. 
 
 Deut. 3. 27 . lift up thine eyes w. and behold it 
 Ezek. 18. 18. the residue shall be ID.OOOai. 
 
 Dati. 8. 4. i saw the ram pushing w. 
 
 W IvS r tvind. 
 
 Eiod. 10. 19 . a strong tv. wind took away the locusts 
 WE. 1 . 
 
 Job 24. 8. they are tv. with showers of the mountains 
 Dati. 4. 15. let it be w. with the dew of heaven, 
 and his portion be with the beasts, 23.25, 
 33.1 5. 21. 
 
 WHALE 
 
 Is the greatest of fishes that tve know of. Profane 
 authors have given extravagant accounts of the 
 bigness of this creature ; some sag, that hales 
 have been seen of six hundred feet long, and three 
 hundred and sixty feet thick. Cthers write, that 
 there have been seen some of eight hundred feet 
 long. Modern writers say, that tn America some 
 ■whales measure ninety or an hundred feet from 
 head to tail; and it is owned, that the wnales 
 in the north seas are yet larger than those that 
 are found upon the coast of Guinea, or in the 
 Mediterranean. 
 
 In Scripture there is mention made of the whale. 
 But the Hebrew word Thannim is generally used 
 for all large jishes, whether of rivers or of the sea. 
 The Leviathan tnentioned in .lob 41. 1. >s thought 
 by a great many interpreters to be the whale, 
 though others think it is the crocodile. 
 
 The whale brings forth her young ones alive, as other 
 jierfect animals: but it brings but one, or two at 
 most, and nourishes it by the breast, with great 
 care. Whales have generally no teeth, hut only 
 beards or whiskers on the throat, of about a span in 
 breadth, and ffteen feet long, which end in fringes, 
 like hog.'t' bristles at the end, which at top are set 
 in the qralate, and ranged in order. These beards 
 serve to extend or contract the cheeks of this 
 creature. Whales are maintained by a water or 
 froth which they .suck from the sea ; and by some 
 littles fishes, as the sea-flea, the sea-spider, ancho¬ 
 vies, sea-weed, fc. Yet some of them have teeth, 
 and in their bellies have been found thirty or forty 
 cod-fish. The Whale always keeps its young one 
 under its fins, and never leaves it till it is weaned. 
 It has no udder, hut it has nipples and teats, which 
 contain milk in such abundance, that sometimes 
 there have been drawn from it to the quantity of two 
 hogsheads. 
 
 Job~.\'i. am I a sea, or a w. that thou settest a watch 
 41. + 1. canst thou draw out a w. with a hook i 
 Ezek. 12. 2. Pharaoh, thou art as a w. in the seas 
 Mat. 12. 40. Jonas was three days in the w. belly 
 WHALES. 
 
 Gen. 1. 21. Hod created great tv. after their kind 
 Esal. 74 . t 13. thou breakest the heads of the w. 
 
 W11A r. 
 
 Gen. 27 . .37. tv. shall I do now to thee, my son ? 
 
 39 . 8. my master wofteth not w. is with me 
 44.16. w. shall wesay to my lord ' w. shall we speak 
 Exod. 10. 26. know not witiu/i. we must serve Lonl 
 
 I. 3.14. when son ask. w. is this || 16. 7. w. are we r 
 16 . 15. it is manna, for they wist not w. it was 
 
 Lev. 25. 20. if ye shall say, w. shall we eat' 
 
 Iflum. 13.18. and see the land w. it is, and the people 
 
 19 . w. the land is, and iv. cities they be, 2(). 
 
 15. 34. it was not declared w. should be done 
 
 16 . 11. w. is Aaron ' 1| 2.3.17. w. hath Lord spoken 1 
 24. 13. but w. the Lord saith, that will I speak, 
 
 1 Kinos 22. 14. 2 Chron. 1!J. 1.3. 
 Deut. 4. 3. w. the Lord did because of Baat-peor 
 
 7 . 18. w. Lord did to Pharaoh || 11. 6. to Dathan 
 
 10. 12. w. doth I.ord require of Israel.' Mic. 6. 8. 
 
 20. 5. w. man is there ' 6. 7. 8. 
 
 Jyj/j. 7 . 8. O H)rd, w. shall 1 say, when Israel 
 
 11. 18. and Caleb said to her, w. won blest thou ? 
 
 Jndg. 1. 14. 1 Kings 1. 16. Mat. 20. 21. 
 ,22.24. a), have you to do with the Lord of Israel ? 
 Judg. 7 . 11. thou shall hear w. they say, and after. 
 
 II. 12. w. hast thou to do with me to tielit in my land 
 
 18. 8. w. say ye I H 18. the priest said, w. do ye 
 
 24. w. have 1 more' w. is this.' w. aileth thee? 
 Eulh 3. 4. thou shall mark the place, and he will 
 tell thee w. thou shall do, 1 Sam. 10. 8. 
 
 552 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 17 . tc. is the thing Ixi. hath said unto thee ? 
 
 4. ](). and be said, w. is there done, my son ' 
 
 2 ■''am. 16. 10. w. have 1 to do with you ? 19. 22. 
 17- 5. Absalom said, let us hear likewise w. he saith 
 
 18. 29 . 1 saw a tumult but I knew not w. it was 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 12. their father said, w. way went he ? 
 14.14. vvdio cut off house of .Jeroboam ; w.even novv? 
 17 . 18. tv. liave I to do with thee, O thou man of 
 
 God ' 2 hing.i .3. 1.3. 2 Chron. .3.5. 21. John 2. 4. 
 
 2 Kings A. 2. I'.lisha said, shall 1 do for thee? 2. 9. 
 9 . 18. .Jehu said, w. hast thou to do with peace? 19. 
 20. 14. w. said these men, from whence ? Isa. .39. .3. 
 
 15. w. have they seen in thine house ? Isa. 39. 4. 
 
 2 Chron. I 9 . 6. .Jehoshaphat said, take heed Zii. ye do 
 20. 12. nor known', to do, but our eyes are on thee 
 
 25. 9. tv. shall wc do for the hundred talents given ? 
 Ezra 9. 10 . w. shall we say after this? ./«/>.37. 19 . 
 Keh. 2. 4. king said, for w. dost thou make request ? 
 
 19. they said, w. thing is this ye do? 1 . 3 . 17 . 
 
 E.sth. 4. 5. to know iv. it was, anil vvhy it was 
 
 5. 3. w. wilt thou, oneen E.sther ? w. is’thy request' 
 
 it shall be given thee, 6 . 1 7 . 2. I 9 . 12. 
 Job 7 . 17 . w. is man, that tliou sbouldest magnifv 
 him ' 15. 14. P.ml. 41. 4. | 144. .3. l/eb. 2. 6. 
 
 20. tv. shall I do unto thee, O thou preserver of men 
 9. 12. who will say unto him, w. dost thou ' Led. 
 
 8. 4. Lzek. 12. 9. Han. 4. .35. 
 
 1.3. 13. let me speak, and let come on me w. will 
 31. 14. g'. then shall I do' w. shall 1 answer him' 
 
 Luke 10 . 2.5. 1 12 . . 17 . I 16. .3. 
 
 34. 4. let us know w. is good ' A/ic. 6. 8. 
 
 35. 6. w. doest thou against him ' iv. doest to him ? 
 
 7 . if thou be righteous, w. givest thou to him ? 
 
 P.sal. 25. 12. w. man is he fears I.d. ? .34. 12. 1 89. 48. 
 85. 8. I will hear w. God the l ord will s()eak 
 120. 3. w. shall he given unto thee, w. done to thee 
 Prov. 2.3. 1. consider diligently w. is before thee 
 25. 8. lest thou know not w. to do in the end 
 .30. 4. w. is his name' iv. is his son’s name r 
 .31. 2. TV. my son ? and w. the son of my womb ? 
 Ecci'. 2. 2. 1 said of mirth, w. doeth it' 
 
 Ita. 21. II. he calleth watchman, w. of the night' 
 
 22. 16. rv. hast thou here r and whom hast thou here ? 
 .38. 15. w. shall 1 say ? John 12. 27. 
 
 52. 5. therefore w. have I here, saith the T.ord ’ 
 Jer.4. ,30. 7V. wilt thou do ?|| 1,3. 21. w. wilt thou say ? 
 
 8. 6. tv. have 1 done? 48. 19. and say, tv. is done ? 
 IIos. 6. 4. O Ephraim, w. shall I do unto thee? 
 
 9. 14. give them, (.) l,ord, tv. wilt thou give them ? 
 
 14. 8. w. have 1 to do any more with idols ' 
 
 Joel .3. 4. yea, and w. have ye to do with me ? 
 
 Amos 4. 13. and declare unto man w. is his thought 
 Zech. 1 . 9 . O my I.ord, tv. are these ? 4. 4. | 6 . 4. 
 
 19. I said, w. be these ? 4. 5, 1.3. |1 5. 6. w. is it? 
 Mat. 5. 47 . tv. do you more than others .' 
 
 6. 25. 1 say to you, take no thought w. ye shall eat, 
 
 or w. ye shall drink, .31. Luke 12. 22, 29. 
 
 8. 29 . w. have we to do with thee, .Jesus thou .Son 
 
 of God ? Mark 1.24.1 5. 7. Luke 4. .34. i 8. 28. 
 
 12. 3. have ye not read w. David did, wlien he 
 was an hungered ? Mark 2. 25. Luke 6. .3. 
 19. 27 . have forsaken all w.shall we have therefore ? 
 27 . 4. they said, w. is that to us ? see thou to that 
 MarkC). .30. told w. they had done, and tv. they taught 
 
 9 . 6. for lie wist not tv. to say, they were afraid 
 
 14. .36. this cu|), not tv. I will, but w. thou wilt 
 Luke 3. 10 . people asked w. shall we do then ? 12 . 17 . 
 
 7 . 31. the T,ord said, unto ?i;. are they like ? 
 
 12. 49 . w. will 1, if it be already kindled ? 
 
 2.3. .34. forgi.e them, they know' not tv. thej' do 
 John 1. 21. tv. then ? ij 9. 26. w. did he to thee 
 
 12. 49. w. I should say, and w. 1 should speak 
 
 16 . 18. tv. is this that he saith, a little while? 
 
 21. 22. tv. is that to thee ' follow thou me, 23. 
 
 Acts 2. 37 . brethren, w. shall we do ? 4. 16. 
 
 9 . 6. Lord, tv. wilt thou have me to do ? 22. 10. 
 
 10.4. tg. is it. Lord || 11.17. ri;. was I, that withstand 
 
 16. .30. w. must I do ? II 21. 22. tv. is it therefore ? 
 
 19. 3. he said to them, to w. then were ye baptized ? 
 Rom. 3. 5. w. shall we say ' 4. 1. | 6. 1. | 7- 7. 
 
 9. w. then ? 6. 15. 1 8. .31.1 9. 14, .30.1 11. 7 . 1 Cor. 
 
 10 . 19 . I 14. 15. Phil. 1 . 18 . 
 
 7 . 15. for that which I do 1 allow not, tv. 1 would 
 
 that do I not. but tv. 1 hate, that do 1 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 21. w. will ye ? shall 1 come with a rod ? 
 
 2 Cor. 11.12. w. Ido, that 1 will do, I cut otfoccasion 
 Phil. 1. 22. yet tv. I shall choose I wot not 
 
 1 'J'fn. 1. 7 . understanding neither w. they say 
 
 2 Tim. 2 . 7 . consider w. 1 say, the Lord give underst. 
 Heb. 11 . .32. tv. shall I more say ? time would fail 
 Jam. 4.14. ye know not tc. shall be on the morrow. 
 
 for w. i.s your life ? it is even a vapour 
 1 Pet. 1.11. searching w. or w. manner of time 
 1 John 3. 2. it doth not appear w. we shall be 
 See I'HiNCis. 
 
 WHAT.SOEVER. 
 
 Gen. .31. 16. now w. God hath said unto thee, do 
 Lev. 27 . .32. even of rv. (lasseth under the rod 
 Num. 22. 17 . 1 will do w. thou sayest unto me 
 Deut. 2. . 37 . nor w. the Lord our God forbad us 
 12. .32. w. I command you, observe to do it 
 Judg. 10. 15. do thou to us w. 1 Sam. 14. .36. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 37. tv. plague, w. sickness there be 
 .38. w. Supplication be made. 2 Chron. 6. 28. 
 JobM. II. w. is under the whole heaven is mine 
 Psal. 1.3. leaf not wither, tv. he doth shall ()rosper 
 
 8. 8. rv. passeth through the paths of the sea 
 
 115. 3. but our God is in the lieavens, he hath done 
 ?r. he pleased, 13.5.6. Led. 8. 3. 
 F.ccl. 3. 14. w. God doeth, it shall be for ever 
 Jer. 1 . 7 . tv. J command thee, thou shalt sjieak 
 
 15. ■t7. I will bereave them of tc. is dear 
 
 44. 17 . we will do tv. goeth out of our own month 
 Mat. 5. 37 . tv. is more than these cometh of evil 
 7 . 12. tv. ye would that men should do to you 
 14. 7. whereupon Herorl promised with an oath to 
 give her tc. she would ask, Mark 6. 22. 
 
 17 . 12. have done to him tc they listed, Mark 9. 13. 
 
 20. 4. and tc. is riglit 1 will give you, 7. 
 
 21.22. all things tv. ye shall ask in prayer, believing, 
 ye shall receive, Mark 11. 23. 24. John 14. 13. 
 
 23. 3. w. they bid you observe that observe and do 
 
 Mar. 28.20. observe all things re. I have command. 
 John‘2. 5. bis mother saith, w. he saith to you, do it 
 
 15. 14. ye are my triends, if do w. 1 command you 
 
 16. tv. ye. shall ask in my name, 16. 23. 
 
 Acts 3.22. him bear in all things w. shall say to you 
 Rom. 14. 23. for w. is not of faith is sin 
 1 Cor. 10. 25. w. is sold in the shambles, that eat 
 27 . w. is set before you, eat, asking uo questions 
 31. or w. ye do, do all to the glory of God 
 Gal. 2. 6. w. they were, it makeih no matter to me 
 
 6 . 7 . w. a man soweth, that shall he also reap 
 Phil. 4. 8 . w. thii.gs are true, w. things are pure 
 
 11. I have learned in zr. state I am to be content 
 Col. 3. 17 . m.yedo in word, /tc.doall innameof Jes. 
 
 23. w. ye do, do it heartily as to the Ixird 
 1 John .3. 22. w. we ask we receive of him, 6 . 15. 
 
 3 John 5. thou doest faithfully w. thou doest 
 WllEAE. 
 
 Gen. .30.14. Reuben found mandrakes in tv. hai-\'est 
 Lxod. 9. 32. but the w. and rye were not smitten 
 34.22. the first-fruits of zii. harvest. Sum. 18. 12. 
 Deut. .32. 14. goats, with the fat of kidneys of w. 
 Judg.f). 11. and Gideon threshed w. to hide it 
 
 15. 1. time of r,-. harvest .Samson visited his wife 
 RuehQ.Q3. to glean unto the end cfl w. harvest 
 
 1 Sam.O. 1.3. they of Heth shemesh reaping w. 
 
 12. 17 . is it not w. harvest day ? 1 will call to Ijord 
 
 2 Sam. 4.6. as tho’ they would have fetclied w. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 11. Solomon gave Hiram w. for food 
 1 Chron. 21.23. 1 give the tc. for the meat-offering 
 Ezra 6. 9. give what they have need of, w. salt, wine 
 
 7. 22. done speedily, to an hundred measures of w. 
 Job 31. 40. let thistles grow instead of w. 
 /-’M/. 8 I. 16 . he should have fed them with finestofat. 
 
 147.14. he tilleth thee with the finest of zr. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 22. bray a fool in a mortar among w. 
 Cant.’l.Q. thy belly is like a heap of w. set about 
 Jer. 12. 13. they have sown w. but reap thorns 
 2.3.28. what is the chaff to the w. saith the Lord 
 31. 12. flow ti'gether for zr. for wine, and tor oil 
 Lzek.fi. 17 . ludah traded in w. of .Minnitli 
 Joel 2.2 4. the floors shall be full of w. fats overflow 
 Amos 3. 11. ye take Irom him burdens of w. 
 
 8. 5. the sabbath gone, that we may set forth tv. 
 
 6. may buy the poor, and sell refuse of w. 
 
 Mat. 3. 12 . gather ids w. into garner, Luke .3. 17 . 
 
 13. 25. the enemy soweil tares among the w. 
 
 29. lest ye root up also tlie tv. with them 
 
 .30. to burn them, but gather the w. into my barn 
 izzX-g 16 . 7 . owest thou .' he said 100 measures of z/. 
 
 22. 31. desired to have you, that lie may sift as w. 
 John 12. 24. except a corn of w. fall to the ground 
 ActsCi. 38. and cast out the tv. into the sea 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .'57. it may chance of a’, or some other grain 
 Rev. 6. 6. I heard a voice, a measureofzz'. fora penny 
 
 18.13. the merchandise of tv. is departed from thee 
 
 See 15.4 RLKY. 
 
 WH EATEN. 
 
 Exod. 29 .2. cakes and wafers shalt make of w. flour 
 WHEEL. 
 
 Psal. ^3. 13. O my God, make them like a w. 
 
 Prov. 20.26. a wise king bringeth the w. over them 
 Eccl. 12. 6. or the w. broken at the cistern 
 /'«. 28. 28 nor break it with the w. of his cart 
 Ezek. 1. 15. behold, one w. upon the earth 
 
 16. was as it w ere a zz’. in the midst of a w. 10.10. 
 
 10.13. was cried to the wheels in my hearing, O w. 
 
 WHEELS. 
 
 Exod. 14.25. and took otf their chariot to. 
 
 Judg. 5. 28. why tarry the zz’. of his chariots 
 Prov. 25. -t 11. a worzl spoken ui>on his w. is like 
 Isa. 5.28. and their zz'. like a whirlwind 
 Jer. i;5. .3. he wrought a work on the zz'. 
 
 47 . 3. and at the rumbling of his w. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 16 . the appearance of the zz'. their work 
 .3. 13. at the noise of tc. over-against them 
 10. 19. the zz’. also were beside them, 11, 22. 
 
 2.3. 24. the Babylonians come against thee with w. 
 
 26. 10. thy walls shake at the noise of the w. 
 
 Han. 7 . 9 . throne like flames, and hiszzi. a burning fire 
 Salt. 3. 2. the noise of the rattling of the w. 
 WHELP, .‘'5. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 8 . as a bear robbed of her zz'. in the field 
 Prov. 17 .12. let a bear robbed of her zz’. meet a man 
 Ezek. 19 . 2 . she nourished her zz'. among lions 
 
 .3. she brought up one of her tc. a young lion 
 5. she took another of her tc. anil made him 
 IIos. 1.3.8. willmeet them as a bear bereav. of her 
 Nah. 2.12. the lion did tear enough for his w. 
 
 See Lions. 
 
 WHEN. 
 
 Lev. 14.57. to teach tc. it is unclean and w. clean 
 Deut. 6. 7 . talk of them w. thou sittest and w. thou 
 walkest, w. thou liest down, and tc. thou 
 risest up, 11. 19. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 12. tc. 1 begin, I will also make an end 
 
 1 Kingsi^.30. hear in heaven zz'. thou liearest, forgive 
 Sell. 2. 6. the king said, zz'. wilt thou return ? 
 
 Psal.93. a. and, ye fools, w. will ye be wise? 
 Eccl.H. 7- for who can tell him w. it shall be? 
 
 Jer. 1.3. 27 . .Jerusalem made clean, tc. shall it be 
 Zech. 1.3. sz>. ye fasted |1 6 . r.-.ye did eat, and zz'. drink 
 Mat.Qk. .3. tell us w. shall these things be, what shall 
 
 be sign of thy coming? /l/zzrX-1.3.4. Luke‘l\.T. 
 John 4.25.zz'.he is come, he will tell us all things,16.8. 
 20. 20. tc. he had so said, shewed them his hands 
 Arts". . 37 . tc. they heard this, they said to Peter 
 
 2 Thess. .3.10. zz). we were w ithyou,this wecommand 
 iJo'vnQ. 28. ZZ’. he shall appear, we may have contid. 
 
 WHENCE. 
 
 Gen. 16.8. tlie angel said, 1 Jagar, zr. earnest thou ? 
 42. 7 . Joseph said to them, tc. come ye r Josh. 9. 8. 
 Deut. 11. 10. is not like E.gypt, from ts. ye came out 
 Josh. Q. 3. men came, but I wist not zz'. they were 
 Judg. 13.6. 1 asked him not tc. he was, nor told he me 
 
 17 . 9. Micah said, tc. comest thou ? 19. 17- - Sam. 1. 
 3. 2 Kings 5. 25. .fob 1. 7.1 2. 2. Jonah 1.8. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 14. Isaiah said, what saiit these men ? 
 
 trom tc. came tl>ese men unto thee ? Isa. .39. 3. 
 .fob 10. 21. before I go tc. I shall not return, 16. 22. 
 i'«.47. 11. thou shalt not know from zz'. it risetli 
 
 51.1. look to the rock w. ye are hewn, and pit 
 
WHI 
 
 WHI 
 
 WHO 
 
 ilat. 12. 44.1 will return to niy house re. T came 
 out, he findetii it empty, and swept and 
 garnished. Lufre 11. 24. 
 
 i3. 54. tv. hath this man this wisdom and works ? 
 56. rv. hath this man all these things f Mark 6. 2. 
 Mark 12. 37 . calleth him Ixtrd, w. is he then his son ' 
 Luke 1.43. re. is this to me that the mother of Lord 
 13. 25. shall answer, 1 know you not rv. ye are,27. 
 John 1. 48. Nathanael said, re. knowest thou me.' 
 
 7 . 28. ye both know me, and ye know a’. 1 am 
 
 8. 14. ye cannot tell rv. 1 come and whither 1 go 
 
 9 . 29. we know not from re. he is, .30. 
 
 Phil. 3.20. from re. we look for the Saviour, T-. .Tes. 
 Jieb. 11. 19. from re. he received him in a figure 
 Jam. A. 1. from re. come wars and lightinits ? 
 
 Pev. 2. 5. remember from re. thou art fallen 
 7.13. what are these in white robes, re. came they 
 WH I'.NSOEVER. 
 
 Mark 14. 7. re. ye will ye may do them good 
 WHERE. 
 
 G-en. 3. 9. rv. art thou ? || Job 38. 4. re. wast thou ? 
 Exod. 2. 20. a', is he ' 2 Sarn. 9. 4. Job 14. 10. 
 
 20.24. in all places re. 1 record my name will come 
 29. 42. rv. I will meet you to speak, .30. 0, .36. 
 
 J)ertt. .32. . 37 . he shall say, rv. are their gods 
 Job 9. 24. if not, re. and w ho is he 
 
 35.10. none saith, re. is G. my maker who "ives 
 Pial. 42. .3. while they say to me, rv. is thy G.' 10. 
 
 79.10. why say, is their (>od r 115.2. Joel 2.17. 
 Jsa. 49 . 21. was left alone, these, re. had they been ' 
 Jer.^. 6. neither said they, re. is the l-ord 8. 
 
 36. 19 . go hide thee, let no man know a.', ye be 
 Jios. 1. 10. re. it was said to them, ye are not my peo. 
 Zech. 1.5. feathers, re. are they I do they live for ever.' 
 Luke 17 . 37 . rv. Lord ' || John’i. 11. ti'. is he ? 9. 12. 
 John 7- 34. rv. I am, 12. 26. I 14. .3. I 17 . 24. 
 WHEREABOUT. 
 
 lEam. 21. 2. let no man know a'. I send thee 
 WtlEUEA.S. 
 
 1 Sam. 24. 17. re. 1 reward thee evil for good 
 
 1 Kings 8.18. rv. it was in thy heart to build a house 
 Ezek. 13. 7 . rv. ye say, the Lord saith it 
 
 35.10. we will possess it, re. the Lord was there 
 Jam. 4.14. w. ye know not what will be on morrow 
 
 WH EREBY. 
 
 Jer. 3.3.8. iniquity a?, they have sinned against me 
 Ezek. 18. .31. transgressions rv. ye have transgressed 
 .39. 26. trespasses re. they have trespassed ag. me 
 Luke 1.18. re. shall 1 know this ' for 1 am an old man 
 yicis 4.12. no other name a', we must be saved 
 Rom. 8. 15. the .Spirit a', we cry, Abba. Father 
 Eph. 4. 30. rv. ye are sealed to the day of redemption 
 WHEREFORE. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.2.3. re. should I fast, can T bring him again 
 
 16. 10. who shall then say, rv. hast thou done so ' 
 
 JlJal. 2.15. rv. one ' that he niight seek a godly seed 
 JUai. 14.31. O thou of little faith, u\ didstthou doubt 
 
 26. 50. Jesus said, friend, rv. art thou come ? 
 
 Acts 10. 21. what is the cause re. ye are come ? 
 WHERETO. 
 
 Jsa. 55. 11. it shall prosper in things rv. 1 sent it 
 Phil. 3. lO.rv.ye have already attained, let us walk 
 WHEREWITH. 
 
 Judg.6. 15. O my Lord, rv. shall I save Israel ? 
 
 1 Kings 22. 22. the Lord said to him, te. 2 Chr. 18. 20. 
 
 2 Chi on. .35. 21. but against the house re. I have war 
 Psal. 119 . 42. so shall 1 have re. to answer him 
 Mic. 6. 6. re. shall 1 come before the Lord .' 
 
 Mat. 5. 1.3. are salt of earth, if salt lose its savour, 
 re. shall it be salted ? Mark 9. 5. Luke 14. 34, 
 John 17 . 26. the love u'. thou hast loved me 
 Eph. 2. 4. for this great love re. he hath loved us 
 WHEREWITHAL. 
 
 Mat. 6. 31. whatshall we eat ? or re. we be clothed i 
 WHEl'. 
 
 Deut. 6. 47 . thou shall re. them unto thy children 
 .32.41. if 1 re. my glittering sword, 1 will reward 
 Psal.~. 12. if he turn not, he will re. his sword 
 64. 3. who re. their tongue like a sword, and bend 
 Eccl. 10. 10. if iron blunt, and he re. not the edge 
 W HETHER. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 18. re. they be for peace, or rv. for war 
 Ezra 2. 59. re. they were of Israel, Neh. 7. 61. 
 
 Ezek. 2. 5. a’, they will hear or forbear, 7 . I 3.11. 
 il/at. 21.31. re. of them did the will of his father.^ 
 
 2.3. 17 . rv. is greater, the gold or the temple t 
 John~. 17 . shall know of the doctrine, u'. it be of G. 
 Rom. 14. 8. re. we live or die, we are the Lord’s 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 11. re. it were I or they, so we preach 
 
 2 Cur. 12. 2. re. in the body, or re. out of the body, .3. 
 
 1 John 4. 1. but try the spirits re. they are of God 
 
 WHICH. 
 
 Cen. .3. 17 . of the tree re. I commanded thee, saj'ing 
 45. 6. in re. there shal 1 be neither earing nor harvest 
 Kum. 19. 2. a heifer upon re. never came yoke 
 Luke 21.6. in re. there shall not be left pne stone 
 John 8. 46. re. of you convinceth me of sin 
 
 10. .32. for rv. of those works do ye stone me ? 
 
 Acts 26.16. in the re. I will appear unto thee 
 Col. .3. 7- in the re. ye also walked some tirne 
 Peb. 7 . 19 . abetter hope by re. we draw nigh to G. 
 
 9 . 5. of re. we cannot now speak particularl y 
 ■*2. 14. follow peace with all men, and holiness. 
 
 without ri’. no man shall see the Lord 
 Jam. 2. 7. that worthy name, by re. ye are callfd 
 1 Pet. 3. 19 . by re. he preached to spirits in prison 
 WIIII.E. 
 
 Deut. 31. 27 . rv. T am yet alive with you this day 
 
 1 ‘Sam. 20. 14. not only re. yet I live shew kindness 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 18. rv. the child was yet alive, 21.22. 
 
 2 Chr. 15. 2. Lord is with you u. ye be with him 
 .34. .3. rv. Josiah was yet young, he began to seek G. 
 Job 20. 2.3. God shall rain it on him re. he is eating 
 Psal. 7. 2. tear my soul re. there is none to deliver 
 49 . 18. though re. he lived, he blessed his soul 
 
 6.3. 4. thus will I bless thee re. 1 live. 146. 2. 
 
 104. ,33. will praise G. re. 1 have my being, 146. 2. 
 Isa. 55. 6. seek ye the Ix)rd re. he may be found 
 Jer. 15.9. her sun is gone down re. it was yet day 
 
 40. 5. now re. he was not yet gone back 
 Mat. 5. 25. agree re. thou art in the way with him 
 27 .63. that deceiver said, rv. he was yet alive 
 
 Mark 2. 19. can the children of birde-chamber fast 
 te. the bridegroom is with them ' Luke 5. 34. 
 Luke 24. 44. 1 spake rv. I was yet with you 
 John 9 . 4. do work of him that sent me re. it is day 
 
 1 7Vm. 5. 6 . thatlivethin pleasureisdeadre. sheliv. 
 Ileb.3.\5.tv. it is said, to-day if ye will hear his voice 
 
 A WHILE. 
 
 Gen. 46. 29. Joseph wept on his neck a good re. 
 16Vzrw.9. 27 .Samuel said to Saul, stand thou still are. 
 
 2 .’Sam. 7 . 19. thou hast spoken for a great re. 
 
 Mat. 13. 21. hath not root, but dureth for a re. 
 Luke8. 1.3. which for a re. believe, in time tall awa 3 ’ 
 
 18. 4. he would not for a re. but afterwards he said 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. after have suffered a rv. make you perfect 
 All the W H 1 LE. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 4. all the re. David was in the hold 
 25. 7 . none missing a// the u\ the v were in Carm. 16. 
 
 27 . II. so will be his manner alt the rv. he dwelleth 
 Job 27 . 3. all the re. my breath is in me and Spirit of 
 
 See I.iTTLK. [God 
 
 Imig W H1 LE. 
 
 Acts 20. 11. had talked a long rv. even till break of 
 WHIP. [day 
 
 Prov. 26. .3. a re. for the horse, a rod for a fool's hack 
 Nah. 3. 2. the noise of a re. the noise of the wheels 
 WHIPS. 
 
 1 Kings 12.1\. my father chastised you with re.T will 
 
 chastise you with scorpions, 14. 2 Chr. 10.11,14. 
 WHIRLETH. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 6. wind re. continuallv and returnethagain 
 WHIRLWIND. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 1. Lord would take up Elijah by are. 11. 
 Job 37 . 9 . out of the south cometh the re. and cold 
 
 .38. 1. the I/)rd answered Job out of the re. 40. 6. 
 Psal. 58. 9 . he shall take them away as in a re. both 
 living and in wrath, Prov. 10. 25. Ilos. 1.3.3. 
 Prov. 1. 27 . when your destruction cometh as a re. 
 
 I.'a.5. 28.counted like flint and their wheels like are. 
 
 17 . 1.3. chased like a rolling thing before the re. 
 
 40. 24. the re. shall take them away as stubble 
 
 41. 16. shah fan them, the re. shall scatter them 
 66. 15. Lord come with chariots like a rv. Jer. A. 1.3. 
 
 Jer. 23. 19. a re. of the T.ord is gone forth in fury 
 
 25. .32. a great w. shall be raised up from earth 
 30. 23. a continuing re. shall fall on the wicked 
 
 iJseX'. 1. 4. behold, a rv. came out of the north 
 Dan. 11. 40. king shall come against him like a re. 
 Jlos. 8. 7 .they have sown wind, they shall reap the re. 
 Amos 1. 14. devour palaces in the day of the re. 
 N^ah. 1. .3. the Lord liath his way in the re. 
 
 Pah. .3. 14. they came out as a re. to scatter me 
 Zech. 7 . 14. but 1 scattered them with a re. 
 WHIRLWINDS. 
 
 Jsa. 21. 1. as te. in the south pass through 
 Zech. 9.14. Lord shall go forth with re. in the south 
 WHISPER. 
 
 Psal. 41. 7 . all that hate me re. together against me 
 La. 29. 4. thy speech shall rv. out of the dust 
 WHESPERED. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.19. when David saw that his servants re. 
 WHISPERER. 
 
 Prov. 16. 28. a ri>. separateth chief friends 
 
 26. t 20. where there is no re. strife ceaseth 
 
 WHISPERERS. 
 
 Rom. 1.29. full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, re. 
 WHISPERINGS. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. lest there be re. swellings, tumults 
 WHIT. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 18. Samuel told Eli everj’rr’. bid nothing 
 John 7 . 23. I have made a man every re. whole 
 
 1.3.10. save to wash his feet, but is clean every re. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 5. I was not a re. behind chiefest apostles 
 
 WHITE. 
 
 Gen. ,30. 37. .Tacob made the w. appear in the rods 
 49. 12. aijfl his teeth shall be re. with milk 
 Kxod. 16. 31. manna was like coriander-seed, rv. 
 Lev. 13. .3. if the hair be turned re. 4, 20, 25. 
 
 4. if the bright spot be re. in the skin, 19, 24. 
 
 10. if the rising be re. in the skin, 19. 43. 
 
 21. but if there be no re. hairs therein, 26. 
 
 Kum. 12. 10. Miiiam became leprous, re. as snow 
 Judg. 5. 10. speak, ye that ride on re. asses 
 2 Kings 5. 27. Gehazi went out a leper v. as snow 
 2 Chr. 5. 12. the I.evites being arrayed in rr'. linen 
 £.v//r. 8. 15. Mordecai went out in re.apparel 
 Job 6. 6. is there any taste in the te. of an egg ? 
 Psal. 68. 14. it was re. as snow in Salmon 
 Eccl. 9 . 8. let thy garments be always w. 
 
 Cant. 5. 10. my beloved is re. and rud<ly, the chiefest 
 /.fa.1.18. your sins as scarlet, they shall be re. as snow 
 Ezek. 27 . 18 . Damascus traded in te. wool 
 Dan. 7 . 9. whose garment was re. as snow 
 
 11. 35. some of them shall fall to make them re. 
 
 12.10. many shall be purified and made rv. 
 
 Joel 1. 7 . the branches thereof are made re. 
 
 Zech. 1. 8. there were red horses, speckled and re. 
 Mat. 5. 36. thou canst not make one hairte. or black 
 17 . 2 . his laiment was w. as the light, Luke 9. 29, 
 
 28. 3. the angel's raiment was te. Acts 1. 10. 
 
 Mark I 6 . 5. a man clothed in a long te. garment 
 John 4. 35. the fields are te. already to harvest 
 Rev. 1. 14. his head and his hairs were te. like wool 
 
 2. 17 . will gi'e him a te. stone and a new name 
 
 3 . 4. they shall walk with me in ic. they are worthy 
 
 5. he that overcometh shall be clothed in te. rai¬ 
 
 ment, 4. 4. I 7 . 9, 13. I 15. 6. I 19 . 8, 14. 
 
 18. buy te. raiment, that thou mayest be clothed 
 
 6 . 2 . and I saw. and behold a te. horse, 19 . 11. 
 
 7 . 14. have made them te. in the blood of the Lamb 
 14. 14. a te. cloud l!2ti. 11.1 saw a te. throne 
 
 ■Will I E. 
 
 Mark 9. 3. so as no fidler on earth can te. them 
 5VH1 lED. 
 
 Mat. 23. 27 . the scribes were like to te. sejiulchres 
 Acts 23. 3. Go<i shall smite thee, thou te. wall 
 WHI 1 ER. 
 
 Psal. 51 . 7 . wash me, and 1 shall be te. than snow 
 Lam. 4. 7 . her Nazariies are te. than milk 
 Will I HER. 
 
 Gen. 16. 8. Ilagar, .Sarai’s maid, te. wilt thou go? 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 14. ^aul’s uncle said, te. went ye ? 
 
 2 Kings 5. 25. and he said, thy servant went no rv. 
 
 Cant. 6. 1. rz’. is thy beloved gone ? O thou fairest 
 Zech. 5. 10. I said, re. do these hear the ephah 
 Heb. 11.8. Abrah. obeyed and w ent, not knowing re. 
 See Go, Gof.st, Gof.th. 
 WIIITHEILSOEVER. 
 
 2Sam. 8.6. the lord preserved David re.he went, 
 14. 2 Kings 18. 7■ 1 Chron. 18. 6, 13. 
 Prer. 17 . 8 . rv. it turneth it prospereth, a gift precious 
 21. 1. lie turneth the king’s heart uk he will 
 
 Mat. 8 . 19 . 1 will follow thee re. thou goest.jLwXe 9 . 57 . 
 Rev. 14. 4. these follow the Lamb rv. he goeth 
 WHO. 
 
 Gen. 27 . 18 . rv. art thou, my son ? .32. Ruth .3. 9,16, 
 John 1. 19 . 22. I 8. 25. I 21. 12. 
 .33. 5. Esau said, w. are those with thee ? 48. 8. 
 Exod. 3. 11. rv. am 1 1 Sam. 18. 18. 2 Sam. 7 . 18. 
 
 5. 2. rv. is the Lord ' Prov. .30. 9. John 9. .36. 
 
 15. 11. rc. is like thee, O Lord, among the gods? 
 
 Dent. 33. 29. 1 Sam. 26. 15. Psal. .35. 10, 
 32.26. Moses stood and said, ri'. is on Lord’s side.' 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 10. rv. is David ? and iv. is son of Jesse ? 
 
 2 Kings 9. .32. .lehu said, iv. is on my side, rv. ? 
 10 . 9 . but te. slew all these || 13. Jehu said, re. are ye? 
 
 Keh. 6. 11. rv. would go into temple to save his life ? 
 Esth. 7 . 5. re. is he ? and where is he ? Job 9. 24. I 
 17 . .3.1 42. .3. Jer. 9. 12. Mai. 26. 68. 
 Psal. A. 6. many say, re. will shew' us any good ' 
 59. 7 . they belch out, for re. say they, doth hear? 
 Prov. 2.3. 29. re. hath woe ? re. hath sorrow ? re. hath 
 contentions and babbling ? re. hath redness of eyes? 
 Tsa. 6. 8. re. will go for us ? || 29. 15. re. seeth us? 
 Jer. 21. 13. w. shall come down against us ? 
 
 49 . 4. saving, re. shall come unto me ? 
 
 19. rv. is like me ? re. will appoint me time ? 50. 44. 
 I.am. 2. 1.3. O daughter of Zion, re. can heal thee ? 
 .3. . 37 . re. is he that saith, and it cometh to pass 
 Mat. 21. 10. say, re', is this ? Luke 5. 21.1 7.49. I 9. 9. 
 Luke 19 . 3 . Zaccheus sought to see Jesus re. he was 
 John 5. 1.3. he that was healed, wist not re. it was 
 
 1.3. 25. Lord, re. is it ? || Acts 19. 15. rc. are ye 
 Arts 9 . 5. he said, re. art thou. Lord ' 22. 8.1 26. 15. 
 
 21.3.3. capt. demanded re. he was, what he had done 
 
 1 Cor. .3. 5. re. then is Paul ? and re. is Apollos? 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16. and re. is sufficient for these things ? 
 11.29. re. is weak ? re. is offended and 1 burn not? 
 
 Jam. 4. 12. re. art thou that judgest another ? 
 
 1 John 2.22. re. is a liar, but he that denieth Christ ? 
 Rev. 6. 17- Hnd re. shall be able to stand ?_ 
 
 1.3.4. saying, re. is like unto the beast ? rv. is able to 
 
 15.4. re .’shall not fear thee, O L. glorify thy name ? 
 
 WHOLE. 
 
 Exod. 29-18. shalt burn w. ram on altar, Lev. 8. 21. 
 
 I, ev. A. 12. even the re. bullock shall he carry forth 
 
 10. 6. let the re. houseof Israel bewail the burning 
 Josh. 11. 23. so Joshua took there, land and gave it 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9 . because my life is yet re. in me 
 
 2 Chr. 15.15. Judah sought him with their re. desire 
 Psal. 51. 19. shalt be pleased with re. burnt offering 
 Prov. 1. 12. let us swallow them up alive, and rv. 
 
 16. 33. the re. disposing thereof is of the I.X)rd 
 Eccl. 12. 13. for this is the re. duty of man 
 
 Isa. 54. 5. thy Redeemer, the Eloly One, the God of 
 te. earth shall he be called, Mic. 4.1.3. Z.ech. 4.14. 
 Jer. 19. 11. a vessel that cannot be made re. again 
 
 45. 4. I will pluck up even this re. land 
 Ezek. 15. 5. when re. it was meet for no work 
 Mai. .3. 9. ye have robbed me, even this rc. nation 
 Mat. 5. 29 . not that thy rv. body be cast into hell, 30. 
 
 8. .32. the re. herd of sw ine ran violently down 
 13. .33. till the re. was leavened. Jjuke 1.3. 21. 
 
 16. 26. what is a man profited if he gain re. w'orld 
 anti lose his own sotd ? Mark 8. .36. Jvke 9. 25. 
 
 J. uke 23.1. re. multitude of them arose and led him 
 John 4. 53. and himself believed, and his re. house 
 
 11. 50. is expedient that the rc. nation perish not 
 Acts 1.3. 44. came almost the re. city to hear word 
 1 Cor. 12. 17 . if rv. body were an eye, w here hearing 
 1 Thess. 5. 23. I pray your rv. spirit and body preser. 
 .Tam. 2. 10. whosoever shall keep the rv. law 
 
 1 John 2. 2. but also for the sins of the re. woHd 
 
 5. 19. and the w. world lieth in wickedness 
 
 See Congrkgation, Heart. 
 
 WllOT.E for sound. 
 
 Josh. 5. 8. they abode in the camp till they were re. 
 Job 5. 18. he woundeth, and his hands make rv. 
 Mat. 9 . 12. they that be re. need not a physician, 
 but they that are sick, Mark 2. 17. Luke 5. .31, 
 
 21. touch his garment, 1 shall be re. Mark 5. 28. 
 
 22. the woman was mazlere. fiom that hour 
 
 12. 1.3, his band was made re. Mark 3. 5. l.ukeCi. 10. 
 15. 28. her daughter w as made rv. froni that hour 
 
 .31. wondered when they saw the maimed to here. 
 Mark5. .34. thy faith hath made thee re. go in peace 
 and be rv. of thy plague, Luke 8. 48. 1 17. 19. 
 J.uke 7 . 10. found the servant re. that had been sick 
 John 5. 6. .lesus saith, wilt thou be made w. ? 
 
 14. behold, thou art made te. sin no more 
 7 . 23. because I have made a man every whit r-. 
 Acts A. 9 . if examined by what means he is made 'm. 
 
 9. 34. Eneas, Jesus Christ rnaketh thee te. 
 
 WHOLLY. 
 
 Lev. 6. 22. it is a statute, it shall be te. burnt, 23. 
 19 . 9 . thou shalt not le. reap corners of thy field 
 Num. 3. 9. for thev are ic. given to him out of Israel 
 
 4. 6. a cloth to. of blue |! 8. 16. aie ic. given me 
 32. II. because they have not ic. t'ollowed me 
 Dent.1.30. to Caleb's children give the land,because 
 he hath ic. follow ed the Lord, ./osh. 14. 8, 9. 14. 
 Judg. 17 . 3 . I had tv. dedicated the silver to Lord 
 1 Sam. 7 . 9 . .‘Samuel offered a sucking lamb 10 . 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 21. all tlie people ic. at thy command 
 Job 21.2.3. one dieth. being ic. at ease and quiet 
 Jsa. 22. 1. thou ait ic. gone up to the house-tops 
 Jer. 2. 21. yet 1 hail plained thee ic. a right seed 
 
 6. 6. she is »c. oppression in the midst of her 
 
 1.3. 19 . ludah shall be 10 . carried away captive i 
 
 42. 15. if yc set your faces to enter Egypt 
 
 46. 28. yet w ill I not leave thee ic. unpunisherl 
 5iK 13. "ilabs Ion not be inhabited, but tc. desolate 
 
 Ezek. 11. 15. all the bouse of Israel tr. aie they 
 Amos 8. 8. and it shall rise up tc. as a Hood. 9. 5. 
 Jlcts 17 . 16. he saw the city tc. given to idolatry 
 
 553 
 
WHO 
 
 WIG 
 
 1 T/iess. 5. 23. the Ood of peace sanctify you w. 
 
 1 Ttm. 4. 15. meditate, f-’ive thyself u. to tliein 
 WllOJiKSOM K. 
 
 Prov. 15. 4. a zv. tongue is a tree of life, but perv. 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 3. if any man consent not to w. words 
 
 WIHjM. 
 
 Gen. 22. 2. take thy only son Isaac w. thou lovest 
 30. 26. give me my wives, forw. 1 served thee 
 43. 27. the old man of ye spake, is he alive ' 29. 
 Pxod. 33.19. will he gracious tow. I will be gracious 
 Pet. 17- 7. alter u). they have gone a whoiing 
 Plum. 11. 21. i)eople, amongst w. 1 am, are 600,000 
 Pent. .32. 20. tliey are children in re. is no faith 
 .37. where their gods r tlieir rock in tv. they trusted 
 Jo.i/t. 24. 15. choose you this day re. ye will serve 
 Judff. 7.4. that of re. I say, thisshall go with thee 
 J .bV/rrr. 6. 20. and tore, shall he go up from us r 
 
 9. 20. and on re. is all the flesire of Israel r 
 
 29. 5. David, of re. they sang one to another 
 
 30.13. David said unto him, tore, belongest thou ? 
 
 2 iiam. 16. 19. and again, re. should 1 serve ' 
 
 1 tiinys 20. 11. Ahab said, by to.? 22. H. Ezra 10. 
 
 41. Uom.X. 5. 1 5. 2, 11. Eal. 6.14. 
 
 2 l{iny.s\0. 10. thy (1. in re.thou trustest, l.\a. .37.10. 
 Psal. 16. 3. but to the saints, in to. is all rny delight 
 
 IB. 2. my (iod, my strength, in re. 1 will trust 
 73. 25; re. have I in heav. but thee ' none on earth 
 146. 3. not trust in son of man, in re. there is no help 
 Prov. .3. 12. as a father the son, in re. he delightetli 
 
 27. withhold not good from them to re. it is due 
 
 30. .31. a king against to. there is no rising up 
 Peel. 4. 8. neither saifli he, for re. do I labour ? 
 (Jant.'S. 1. 1 sought him re. my soul loveth, 2,3. 
 lia. f). 8. I heard a voice say ing, re. shall 1 send t 
 
 10. 3. what in visitation ? to re. w ill ye flee for help 
 22. 16. what hast thou here f to. hast thou here t 
 .31. 6. turn to him from re. Israel hath revolted 
 40. 18. to re. then will ye liken (Jod i 25. | 46. 5. 
 
 42. 1. behold mine elect, in re. niy .soul delightetli 
 49. .3. art my servant, O isr. inre. I will be glorified 
 51.19. famine and sword, by re.shall I comfort thee 
 
 57. 4. avainstre. <lo ye sport yourselves ? 
 
 II. and of re. hast thou been afraid, or feared 
 Jer. 8. 2. re. they have loved, re. they have sen ed, 
 after re. they have walked, and re. they sought 
 Lam. 1. 14. troin to. 1 am not able to rise up 
 
 4. 20. of re. we said, under his shadow we live 
 Ezek. 31. 2. son of man spake unto Pharaoh, &c. 
 
 re. art thou like in thy greatness.^ 
 
 18. to re. art thou like in glory and greatness ? 
 Dan. 5.19.re. he would he slew, re.he would he kept 
 alive, set up, and re. he would he pulled down 
 Amos 7. 2. O Lor d, by to. shall .Jacob arise r 5, 
 Nah. 3. 19. on re. hath not thy wickedness passerl ? 
 Mat. 3. 17. this is my beloved Son, in a’. 1 am well 
 pleased, 17. 5. Mark 1. 11. 2 Pet. 2. 17, 
 
 11. 10. this is he of re. it is written, John\. 15, .30. 
 16.15. Jesus saith to them, but re. sa^’ 3'e that I 
 
 am Mark in. 29. Luke 9. 20. 
 John 5. 21. to. he will || 4.5. IMoses in re. ye trust 
 
 6. 68. Dord, to re. shall we go 1 1| 17, .3, re. thou sent 
 Acts 8. .34. of re. speaketh the prophet this 't 
 
 27. 23. angel of God, whose 1 am, and re. T serve 
 Pom. 15. 21. to re. he was not spoken of, shall see 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 9. God is faithful, by re. ye are called 
 
 3. 5.who is Paul and Apollos, but ministers by re.ye 
 
 7. 39. she is at liberty to be married to re. she will 
 
 8. 6. one God, of re. are all things, Heh. 2. 10. 
 
 2 CV)r.l. 10. in re. we trust that he will deliver us 
 Eph. 1. 7. in re. we have redemption through his 
 
 blood, the forgiveness of sins. Col. l. 14. 
 11. inre. a.Iso we have obtained an inheritance 
 
 1.3. in re. ye also trusted, in u. ye were sealed 
 
 2. .3. amontr to. also we all had our conversation 
 
 21. in re. the building groweth to a4emple 
 
 22. in to. you also are bnilded together for habitat 
 
 3. 12. in re.ye have boldness and access with contid" 
 Phil. 2. 15. among re. ye shine as lights in the world 
 
 3. 8. for to. 1 have suffered the loss of all things 
 Ce/. 1.28.re.we preach 1| 2. ll.in re.ye are circumcised 
 
 2. .3. in to. are hid all the t'easures of wisdom 
 2 Tiie.ss. 2.8. that wicked, re. the Lordshall consume 
 
 1 'Ttrn, 1. 15. to save sinners, of to. 1 am chief 
 20.of to. isllymeneus and Alex. 2 Tim. 2. 17. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 15. of re. are Phygellus and Ilermogenes 
 
 4. 15. the copper-smith, of fe. be thou ware also 
 18. preserve to his heavenly kingd. to re. be glory 
 
 for ever, amen. Gal. 1. 5. lleb. 1.3 
 1 Pet. 4. 11. 
 
 Heh. .3. 17. with re. was he grieved forty years? 
 
 18. tore, sware he they should not enter into rest 
 
 4. 1.3. to the eyes of him with re. we have to do 
 7. 2. tore. Abraham gave the tenth part of all 
 11. 38. of to. the world was not worthy 
 Jam. 1.17. fatherof lights, with to. is no variableness 
 
 1 Pet.l. 12. unto_re.it was revealed, that did minister 
 2. 4. to to. coming, as unto a living stone 
 
 2 Pet. Q.. 17. to to. darkness is reserved, Jude 13. 
 
 19. tor of to. a man is overcome, of him brought 
 
 Pev. 7. 2. to te. it was given to hurt the earth 
 
 17. 2. with te. kings of earth committed fornication 
 
 See Befor e. 
 
 WHOMSOKVETl. 
 
 Gen. 31. 32. with re. thou findest thy gods, not live 
 Judy. 11. 24. re. the Lord our God shall drive out 
 Dan. 4. 17. he giveth it to w. he will, 25. .32. 1 5. 21. 
 Mat. 11. 27. he to tv. the Son will reveal him 
 21. 44. but on re. it shall fall, Luke^lO. 18. 
 
 Luke A. 6. the devil said, to w. 1 will I give it 
 
 12. 48. to re. much is given, much shall be required 
 Acts 8.19.on re. 1 lay hands.may receive Holy Ghost 
 1 Cor. 16. 3. re. ye shall approve by your letters 
 WIIORK. 
 
 Lev. 19.29. do not cause her to be a to. lest the land 
 21. 7. they shall not take a wife that is a re. 
 
 9. if she inofane herself by playing the re. 
 
 Deut. 22. 21. to play the re. in her father’s house 
 
 2.3.17.tliere shall be no re. of the daughters of Israel 
 
 18. thou Shalt not bring the hire of a re. qr (irice 
 Judy. 19. 2. his concubine [rlayed the re. against him 
 Prov. 2.3. 27. a re. is a deep ditch and a narrow pit 
 Isa. 37. 3. the seed of the adulterer and the re. 
 
 554 
 
 Jer. 3. .3. and thou hast a to. forehead, not ashamed 
 Ezek. 16.28. thou hast played the to. also with Assyr. 
 Pev. 17.1. will shew judgment of the gi eat to. 19. 2. 
 
 15. the waters where the to. sitteth, are peoples 
 
 16. these shall hate the to. and make her desolate 
 
 WllOKES. 
 
 Ezek. 16. .3.3. they give gifts to all to. thou hirest them 
 Hos. 4.14. for themselves are separated with to. 
 NVIlORI.DGM. 
 
 (ten. .38.24. 'l amar, behold, she is with child by to. 
 
 1. ev. 19. 29. lest the land tall to to. and be wicked 
 Jer. 3. 9. through the lightness of her to. she cleliled 
 
 1.3.27. 1 have seen the lewrlness of thy to. 
 
 Ezek. 16. .33. that they may come to thee for thy to. 
 2.3.8. tiiey poured their to. upon her 
 17- the Bab_ylonians defiled her with their to. 
 
 4.3. 7. Isr. shall not delile my holy name by theirzr. 
 9. let them put aw’ay their to. far from me 
 
 II0S.4. 11. u>. and wine take away the heart 
 5. 3. O I'.phraim, thou committesta;. Isr. isdeflied 
 6.10. ther e is the w. of I’.phraim, Israel is defiled 
 WIIGREDG.M.S. 
 
 Mum. 14. .3.3. your children slial I wander and bear w. 
 2 Ktnys<J.Q‘2. so long as the at. of thy mother .Jezebel 
 Q. Chron. 21.1.3. like to the to. of the house of Aliab 
 Jer. .3.2. thou hast polluted the land with thy to. 
 Ezek.XPi.'lO. is this of thy to. a small matter? 
 
 22. in all thy w. hast not rememhered daysofyouth 
 25. hast multiplied thy ai.H26.hast increased thy to. 
 .34. the contrary from other women in thy to. 
 
 2.3. .35. bear thou also thy lewdness and thy to. 
 IIos.X.Q. go take thee a wife and chil_(lren of to. 
 
 2. 2. let her put away her to. out of her sight 
 4. not have mercy, tor they be the children'of ». 
 
 4.12. the spiritot a;, hath caused them to err, 5. 4 
 Nah. .3.4. because of the multitude of ai. thatselleth 
 
 nations thro’ her w. and families thro’ witchcraft 
 See Go MM IT. 
 WHOUEMONGER. 
 
 Eph. 5.5. no to. hath any inheritance in kingd. of Ch 
 WIIOREIMONGEHS. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.10. the law made for to. for liars 
 Heb. 1.3. 4. but to. and adulterers God will judge 
 Pev. 21.8. to. shall have their part in the lake 
 22.15. for without are tv. and murderers 
 WIIORI^iG, See Go, Gone, Went. 
 WIIORI.su. 
 
 Prov. 6.26. for by means of a to. woman a man is 
 Ezek. 6. 9. because I am broken with their ?;i. heart 
 16. 30. the work of an imperious to. woman 
 ^ WIIO.SE. 
 
 Gen. .32.17. to. art thou ’ to. are these before thee ? 
 
 1 Sam. 12. .3. to. ox, or to. ass have 1 taken ? 
 
 ‘Z Sam. .3. 12. to. is the land, make thy league 
 Jif?'.44.28.aremnantshall knowzy. word shalEstand 
 48. 15. to. name is the Lord of hosts, 51. 57. 
 
 Dan. 5.2.3. the (iod in.zy. hand are all thy ways 
 Amos 5. 27. saith T.ord, to. name is the God of hosts 
 Mat. ^2. 20. he saith to them, to. is this image and 
 superscription? Marl 12. 16. Luke 20. 24 
 42. to. son IS he|| .John 19. 24. to. it shall be 
 T.nke 12. 20. then to. shall those things be ? 
 
 Act.^ vj.Zii. angel of God, w. I am, and whom I serve 
 lleb. 3. 6. Christ over his house, to. house are we 
 See Heart. 
 WII(j.SE.SOEVER. 
 
 Johti 20.23, to. sins ve i-emit, to. sins ye retain 
 WHO.SOEVER. 
 
 1 Rmgs 1.3.33. to. would he consecrated him a priest 
 11.6. blessed w. shall not be offended in me 
 
 13.12. UK hath to him shall be given, to. hath not 
 from him shall be taken be bath, Luke 8. 18. 
 
 Pom.‘1. 1. O man, to. thou art that judges! 
 
 1 C'er. 11.27. zy. shall eat this bread unworthily 
 Gal. 5. 10. shall bear his judgment, to. he be 
 Pev. 22.17. to. will, let nim take of water of life 
 WHY. 
 
 Gen.Qo. 22. Rebekah said, if it be so, to. am T thus ? 
 Judy. 11. 7. to. are ye come to me now in distress ? 
 
 15. 10. Iiidah said, to. are ye come up against us ? 
 Ptah 1.11. turn again, to. will ye go with me ? 
 
 1 Yaw. 2. 2.3. Eli said, w. do ye such things' 
 
 21.1. w. art thou alone, and no man with thee ? 
 2.Vw. 1,3.26. kingsaid, a;, should he go with thee? 
 
 1 Kings 1.6. in saying, to. hast thou done so ? 
 
 2 C'/<reM.25.l6. forbear, to. shoulde.st thou be smitten ? 
 E.sth.4..’}. to know w’hat it was and to. it was 
 
 /.va. 40. 27. to. sai est thou, O .lacob, my way is hid ? 
 Jer.8. 14. to. do ye sit still ' assemble yourselves 
 27. 13. to. will ye die ? Ezek. 18. .31. | .3.3. 11. 
 
 Mat. 21. 25. he will say to us, to. did ye not then 
 believe him ' MarkW. .31. Luke 20. 5. 
 Marks. 39. be saith, to. make ye this ado, and w'eep ? 
 Luke’2. 48. to. hast thou thus dealt with us ? 
 
 Johni. 45. they said, ry. have ye not brought him ? 
 
 10.20. many said, he is mad, and to. hear ye him ’ 
 ActsO.4.he fell to the earth and heard a voice, Saul, 
 Saul, w. per.secutest thou me ' 22. 7. | 26. 14, 
 14. 15. sirs, w. do ye these things? we are men 
 Pom. 9. 19. thou wilt soy, to. doth he yet find fault ? 
 
 20. thing formed say, te. hast thou made me thus 
 1 Cor. 10. ,30. to. am 1 evil spoken offer that^ 
 WICKED. 
 
 Ge7i.'\8. 2.3. wilt thou destroy righteous with w, T 05. 
 38. 7. Er was tv. || E,.tod. 9. 27. I and my people m>. 
 Lxod. 2.3. 7. for I will not jiistifv the to. 
 
 Lev. 20^ 17. it is a tv. thing, they .shall be cut off 
 kEut_. 15. 9. there be not a thought in thy tv. heart 
 17. 5. who have committed that tv. thing 
 
 23. 9. and keep thee tiom every tv. thing 
 2.5. 1. and condemn the to. 1 Kiny.s 8 #52. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9. the shall be silent in darkness. 
 
 ',V. wickedness proceedeth tiom the tv. 
 
 " A/tigs 17. 11. Israel wrought tv. things to provoke 
 2Chrun. 6.23. judge thy servant by requiting the tv. 
 7. 14. it m.v i)eo()le huml.de themselves and turn 
 from their te. ways, Ezek. 18. 21. | .3,3. 11, 19 
 
 24. 7. the sons of Athaliah that w. woman 
 
 Ae/i.9.3.5. our kings l.ave not served thee, nor turned 
 they from their to. ways. Ezek. .3. 19. | 13. 22. 
 E.sth. 7. 6. the adversary is this tv. Hainan 
 y. 25. Ilamau's tv. device shall return on liis head 
 
 WIG 
 
 Job .3.17. there the to. cease from troubling 
 
 9. 22. he destroyeth the perfect and the u/. 
 
 29. if 1 be to. why then labour 1 in vain ? 10.15, 
 
 10. 7. thou knowesf that I am not w. 
 
 21. 7- wherefore do the to. live, trecome old ? 
 •JO.^tlie to. is reserved to the day of destruction 
 27. 7. let mine enemy be as the uk and unrighteous 
 .34. 18. is it fit to say to a king, thou art to. f 
 
 38. 13. that the to. iiiiglit be shaken out of it 
 
 15. from the to. their light is withlioldeii 
 40. 12. and tread down the to. in their place 
 Psal, 7. 11. God is angry with thezr. eyttry day 
 
 9. 5. thou hast destroyed the to. for ever 
 
 16. the to. is snared in the work of his hanris 
 
 17. to. shall be turned into hell and the nations 
 
 10. 2. the to. in pride doth persecute the poor 
 
 .3. the to. boasteth || 4. the w. will not seek (iod 
 
 1.3. wherefore doth the to. contemn God t 
 
 11. 2. to. bend their bow, make ready tlieir arrow 
 .5. but the ut. and violence his soul hateth 
 
 6. upon the to. he shall rain snares, fire brimstone 
 
 12. 8. the to. walk on every side when vilest men 
 
 17. 9. keep me from the to. that oppress rne 
 
 1.3. O l ord, deliver my soul from the to. 
 
 26. 5. and I will not sit with the tv. 
 
 27. 2. when the to. came ujion me to eat my flesh 
 
 28. .3. draw me not away" with the to. 
 
 .31. 17. let the zr. be ashamed anti silent in tlie grave 
 .34. 21. evil shall slay to. they that hate righteous 
 37. 7. the man who bringeth to. devices to pass 
 10. yet a little, the to. shall not be, Prov. 10. 25. 
 
 12. the to. plofteth || 20. the to. shall perish 
 14. thezi;. have drawn out the sword, they bent 
 16. IS better than the riches of many uk 
 21. the to. borroweth, and payeth not again 
 .32. the zr. watcheth the righteous to slay him 
 .34. when the to. are cut off, thou shalt see it 
 .35. I have seen the to. in great power, spreading 
 40. he shall deliver them from the to. and save them 
 
 39. 1. keep my mouth, while the to. is before me 
 
 58. .3. the to. are estranged from the womb 
 
 59. 5. be not merciful to any to. transgressors 
 68. 2. so let the to. perish at the presence of God 
 7.5. 8. the to. of the earth shall wring them out 
 92. 7. when the uk spring as the grass, and flourish 
 94. .3. l.qrd, how long shall the to. triumph? 
 
 1.3. until the pit be digged for the to. 
 
 101. .3. I will set no to, tiling before mine eyes 
 4. I will not know a uk person 
 8. 1 will early destroy ail the zr. of the land 
 104. 35. sinners consunied and let the to. be no more 
 106. 18. the flame burnt np the uk 
 112. 10. the u!. shall see if and be grieverl 
 119. 95. the to. have waited for me to destroy me 
 no. the TO. laifi a snare for me, yet 1 erred not 
 119. thou puftest away all the to. like dross 
 1.55. salvation is far from the uk they seek not thy 
 
 I. 39. 19. surely thou wilt slay the tv. O God 
 
 24. and see if there he any to. way in me 
 
 140. 8. further not his to. device lest they exalt 
 
 141. 4. to practise w. works with men that work 
 10. let the to. fall into their own nets 
 
 145. 20. but all the to. will he destroy 
 147. 6. he casteth the uk down to the ground 
 Prov. 2. 22. the uK shall be cut off from the earth 
 
 5. 22. his own iniquities shall take the to. himself 
 
 6. 18. a heart that <leviseth to. imaginations 
 
 10. .30. but the to. shall not inhabit the earth 
 
 11. 5. the to. shall fall by his own wickedness 
 
 7. when a u). man dietli, his expectation perishctli 
 
 8. righteous delivered, the uk cometh in his stead 
 10. and when the to. perish there is shouting 
 
 18. the to. worketh a deceitful work 
 21. the to. shall not be unpunished. .31. 
 
 12. 2. but a man of to. devices will he condemn 
 
 7. the zi'. are overthrown, and are not, 21. 12. 
 
 12. the zr. desireth the net of evil men 
 
 1.3. the UK is snared by the transgression of his lips 
 21. but the to. shall be filled with mischief 
 
 13. 17. a. to. messenger falleth info mischief 
 
 14. 17. and a man of ai. de\ ices is bated 
 
 19. the to. bow at the gates of the righteous 
 .32. the UK is driven away in bis wickedness 
 
 15. 29. the Lord is far from the to. 
 
 16. 4. yea, even the to. for thedav of evil 
 
 17. 4. a to. doer giveth heed to false lips 
 
 15. he that justifieth uk is an abomination to Lord 
 
 18. .3. when the uk cometh, then cometh contempt 
 
 20. 26. a wise king scatterefh the uk brings wheel 
 
 21. 18. the UK shall be ransom for the righteous 
 27. when he bringeth it with a uk mind 
 
 24. 16. but the to. shall fall info mischief 
 
 19. neither be thou envious at the uk 
 
 25. 5. take away the to. from before the king 
 
 26. a righteous man falling down liefore the to. 
 
 26. 23. a to. heart is like a potsherd covered 
 
 28. 1. the UK flee when no man piirsiieth 
 4. they that forsake the law praise the to. 
 
 12. when the to. rise. 28. || 15. so is a ruler 
 
 29. 2. when the to. heareth rule, the people mourn 
 
 7. hut the to. regardeth not to know it 
 
 12. his servants are to. II 16. the to. are nuilfiplied 
 Eocl. .3. 17. God shall judge the righteous and the:.'. 
 
 7. 17. he not overmuch uk n.either be foolish 
 
 8. 10. I saw the w. buried, they were forgotten 
 
 1.3. but it shall not he well with the to. 
 
 I<a. 5. 2.3. which justify the uk for reward 
 11.4. with the breath or his lips shall he slay the zr. 
 
 J. 3. 11. 1 will punish the lor their iniquity 
 .32. 7. he devisetli to. devices to destroy the (joor 
 
 5.3. 9. he made his grave with the to. and w ith rich 
 55. 7. let the to. forsake his way, let him return 
 .57. 20. the to. are like Iron!), sea which cannot rest 
 
 Jer. 2. .3.3. thou hast taught the to. ones thy ways 
 6. 29. for the uk are not plucked awa.v 
 
 17. 9. the heart is deceitful and desperately uk 
 25. .31. he will give the uk to the sword 
 Ezek. .3. 18. to warn the to. 19.! .33. 8, 9. 
 
 8. 9. behold the zr. alHiminalions they <lo here 
 11.2 these men give to. counsel in this citv 
 
 18. 23. have I an v pleasure that the zi'. should die 
 
 20. 44. not according to your u. ways nor doings 
 
WIC 
 
 WIC 
 
 WID 
 
 E;e/E‘. Cl. 3.cutoff from thee the right, and the rw. 4. 
 
 25. profane zv. prince of Israel whose day is come 
 
 15. it tiie zv. restore the pledge, he shall live 
 JJazi. 1C. 10. but the zv. sliall do wickedly 
 iWtc.6.11. sliall 1 count them pure with zu. balances? 
 j\Vi. 1. 3. the Lord shall not at all acquit the zi'. 
 
 11. there is one come out of thee nzo. counsellor 
 
 15. for the vi. shall no more |)ass through thee 
 !• 4. the u'. doth compass about the righteous 
 
 13. the w. devoureth the man more righteous 
 Zeph. 1. 3. consume stumbling-blocks with the zz). 
 Mai. 3. 18. shall discern between righteous and zv. 
 4. 3. and ye shall tread down the zv. as ashes 
 Mat. 1C. -15. more zv. than himself, even so shall it 
 be also to this zv. generation, Lztlze 11. 26. 
 13.49. the angels shall sever the ?i'. from tlie just 
 
 16. 4. a zv. generation seeketh after a sign 
 
 18. .32. thou zv. servant, 25. 26. Lzde 19. 22. 
 
 Jlcts 2. 23. and by zv. hamis have ye slain him 
 18. 14. if it were a matter of a;, lewdness, O lews 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 13. therefore put away that zv. person 
 Col. 1. 21. were enemies in your mind by zv. works 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 8. and then shall that zv. be revealed 
 
 See Man, M k n . 
 
 Of the Wh KLD. 
 
 Job 8. 22. the place of the zv. shall come to nought 
 
 9. 24. the earth is given into the hand of the zv. 
 
 10.3. andshouldestshine upon the counsel ofthezv. 
 
 11. 20. but the eyevfthe ai.shall fail,not escape 
 16.11. God turnerl me into the hands of the zv. 
 
 18. 5. the light of the zv. shall be put out 
 
 21. surely such are the dwellings of the zv. 
 
 SO. 5. the triumphing of the w. is short 
 
 22. every hand of the zv. shall come upon him 
 
 21. 16. tlie counsel of the zv. is far from me, 22. 18. 
 
 17. how oft is candle of the zv. put out, and cometh 
 
 destruction on them ? Prov. 13. 9.1 24. 20. 
 
 28. where are the dwelling places of the zv. / 
 
 24. 6. and they gathered the vintage of the zv. 
 
 29. 17. and 1 brake the jaws of the zv. and plucked 
 
 36. 6. he preservelh not the life of the zv. 
 
 17. thou hast fulfilled the judgment of the zv. 
 Psal. 1. + 1. walketh not in the counsel of the zv. 
 
 7. 9. let the wickedness e/t/ie a>. come to an end 
 10.15. break thou the arm </ thezv. man 
 
 22. 16. the assembly of the zv. have inclosed me 
 
 36.1. the transgression of the zv. saith in my heart 
 11. let not the hand of the zv. remove me 
 
 37. 17. the arms of the zv. shall be broken 
 
 28. but the seed of the zv. shall be cut off 
 
 38. the end of the zv. shall be cut off 
 
 55. 3. because of the opiires-sion of the zv. 
 
 58.10. he shall wash his feet in the blood of the zv. 
 64. 2. hide me from the counsel of the zv. 
 
 71. 4. deliver me out of hand of the zv. and unright¬ 
 eous cruel man, 74. 19.1 82.4. I 97- 10. 
 73. 3. when I saw the prosperity of the zv. 
 
 75. 10. all the horns of thezv. also will I cut off 
 
 82.2. how long will ye accept the pei sons of the zv. 1 
 
 91. 8. behold, and see the reward of the zv. 
 
 92. 11. mine ears shall hear my desire of the zv. 
 109. 2. the mouth of the zv. is opened against me 
 112. 10. desire <)/r//e w. shall perish, Prov. 10. 28. 
 119. 53. because of the zv. that forsake thy law 
 
 61. the handse/ thezv. have robbed me 
 125. 3. the rod ofthezv. shall not rest on the just 
 129. 4. Lord hath cut asunder tlie ci.viis of the zv. 
 140. 4. keep me, O Lord, from the hands of the zv. 
 
 8. grant not, O lord, the riesires of the zv. 
 
 146. 9. the way of the zv. he turns upside down 
 Prov. 2. 14. wdio delight in frowardness of the zv. 
 
 3. 25. be not afraid of the desolation of the zv. 
 
 33. the curse of the Lord is in the house of the zv. 
 
 4. 14. enter not into the path of the zv. 
 
 19. the way of the w. is as darkness, they know not 
 
 10. 3. he casteth away the substance of the zv. 
 
 6. but violence coverefh the mouth of the zv. 11. 
 
 10. 7- bur the name of the zv. shall rot 
 
 16. the fruit of the zv. tendeth to sin 
 
 20. the heart of the w. is little worth 
 
 24. the fear of the zv. it shal 1 come upon him 
 
 27. but the years of the zv. shall be shortened 
 
 32. the mouth of the zv. siieaketh frowardness 
 
 11. 11. the city is overthrow n by mouth if the zv. 
 
 23. but the expectation of the zv. is wrath 
 
 12. 5. but the counsels of the zv. are deceit 
 
 6. the words of the zv. are to lie in wait for blood 
 10. but the tender mercies of the zv. are cruel 
 
 26. but the way ofthezv. seiluceth them 
 
 13. 25. but the belly of thezv. shall want 
 
 14. 11. the house of the zv. shall be overthrow n 
 
 15. 6. but in the revenues of the zv. is trouble 
 
 8. sacrifices/ the zv. is an abomination, 21.27- 
 
 9. the way of the zv. is an abomination to the Lord 
 26. the thoughts s/r/ie zv. are an abomination 
 
 28. the mouth of the zv. poureth out evil things 
 
 18. 5. it is not good to accept the person of the zv. 
 19.28. the mouth of the zv. devoureth iniquity 
 
 21. 4. and the plowing s/r/ie zv. is sin 
 
 7. the robbery of the zv shall destroy them 
 
 10. the soul (/ the zv. desireth evil 
 
 12. he wisely considereth the house of the zv. 
 
 Isa. 14. 5. the Lord hath broken the staffs/ the zv. 
 Jer. 5. 28. they overpass the deeds of the zv. 
 
 12. 1. wherefore doth the way of the zv. prosper? 
 35. 21. 1 w ill deliver thee out of hand of the zv. 
 
 23. 19. whirlwind fall on head of the zv. .30. 2.3. 
 Piek. 13. 22. ha'e strengthened theliandso/ the zv. 
 18. 20. the wdckedness"/ the zv. shall be on him 
 21. 29. to bring thee upon the necks of the zv. 
 
 30. 12. 1 will sell the land into the hand of thezv. 
 
 33. 11. 1 have no pleasure in the deaths/ thezv. 
 
 12. as for the wickedness of the zv. 
 
 Dan. 12. 10. none of the zv. sliall understand 
 Mic.6. 10. treasures of w ickedness in house of t. zv. 
 Hah. 3.13. woundest the head out of house of the zv. 
 Eph. 6. 16. able to quench all the fiery darts of t. zv 
 2 Pet. 2. 7. vexed with the conversation (/ thezv. 
 
 3. 17. lest ye be led away with the error of the zv. 
 See On K. 
 
 To or zinto the W ICKF.D. 
 
 Job 31.3. is not destruction to the u. / 
 
 Psal. 32.10. many sorrows shall be to the zv. 
 
 50. 16. unto the zv. G. saith, what hast thou to do? 
 Prov. 24.24. he that saith zznto the zv. thou art right. 
 
 29. 27. the upright is abomination to the zv. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 2. one event to the righteous and to the zv. 
 Da. 3. 11. woe unto r/ie ?s. it shall belli with him 
 26. 10. let favour be shewed to zv. yet will not learn 
 48. 22. no peace, saith God, zinto the zv. 57. 21. 
 Eiek. 3. 18. when 1 s'Ayzmto the w. 33.8, 14. 
 
 7. 21. give it to the zv. of the earth for a spoil 
 
 WICKLDLY. 
 
 Gen. 19. 7. Lot said, do not so zv. Jzii/tr. 19- 23. 
 Dent. 9. 18. your sins which ye sinned in doing rf. 
 
 1 Sain. 12.25. but if ye shall still do zv. be consumed 
 
 2 t:^am. 22. 22. 1 have kept the w ays of the LonI and 
 
 have nottu. departed from my God, Ps. 18. 21. 
 
 24. 17. lo, 1 have sinned and have doneze. 
 
 2 Kinys 21. 11. Manasseh done zv. Above Amorites 
 2 Chr. 6. .37. vve have sinned, we have <lone amiss, 
 dealt zv. Neh. 9. 33. P.\al. 1(»6 6. Dan. 9.5, 15. 
 
 20. .35. Ah.iziah king of Israel, did xeryzv. 
 
 22. 3. his mother W'as his counsellor to do zv. 
 
 .lob 13.7. will yon speak zd. for God ? 
 
 31. 12. yea,surely God will notdozzi, 
 
 P-al. 73.8. they speak w. concerning oppression 
 74. 3. the enemy hath done zv. in the sanctuary 
 139. 20. for they sjieak against thee zv. 
 
 Dan. 11. .32. such as do zv. against the covenant 
 
 12. 10. manv purified, but the wicked shall dote. 
 Mai. 4.1, all tliat do zv. shall be as stubble 
 
 WICKKDN ESS. 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. God saw that the zv. of men was great 
 
 39. 9. how can I do this great zv. and sin ag. God ? 
 Lev. 18. 17. it is zv. 20. l-l. || 19. 29. land full of zv. 
 20. 14. that there be no zv. among you 
 Deut. 9. 4. for the zv. of these nations, 5. 
 
 13. 11. Israel shall do no more any such zv. 
 
 17.2. if there be any that hath wrought w. 
 
 28. 20. because of the zv. of thy doings 
 
 Judy. 9. 56. thus God rendered the zv. of Abimelech 
 
 20. 3. Israel said, tell us, how was this zv. ? 
 
 12. what zv. is this that is done among you ? 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 17. you may see that your zv. is great 
 
 20. ye have done all this u\ v et turn not aside 
 
 24. 13. zv. proceedeth from the wicked 
 
 25. 39. returned the zv. ot Mabal on his own head 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 39. reward doer of evil according to hiszii. 
 
 7. 10. neither shall the children of zv. afflict them 
 
 any more as before-time, Psal. 89. 22. 
 
 1 /'TzTzg.f 1.52. but if a;, he found in him,heshall die 
 
 2. 44. thou know'est all the zv. thy heart is privy to 
 
 8. 47. repent, saying, we have committed zv. 
 
 21. 25. Ahabsold himself to work rii. 
 
 2 Kings S\. 6. Manasseh wrought much zv. 
 
 1 Chron. 17.9. nor the chiklren of zv. waste them 
 Job 4. 8. they that sow zv. rea|j the same 
 
 11. 11. he seelh zv. I| 24. 20. w.shall be broken ■ 
 
 14. let notzy. dvvell in tliy tabernacles 
 
 20.12. tho’ zzi. be sweet in his mouth, tho’ he hide it 
 27 4. my lips shall not speak zv. nor tongue deceit 
 34. 10. far be it from (iod that he should do zv. 
 Pial. 5. 4. art not a God that hath pleasure in zv. 
 
 9. their inward part is very zv. throat a sepulchre 
 
 7. 9. let thezii. ot the wicked come to an end 
 
 10. 15. seek out his zv. H 45. 7. thou hatest zik 
 28. 4. according to the zv. of their endeavours 
 52.7. he strengthened himself in his re. 
 
 55.11. zv. is in the midst thereof, deceit and guile 
 
 15. zv. is in their dwellings and among them 
 58. 2. yea, in heart you work zv. weigh violence 
 84. 10. than to dwell in the tents of zv. 
 
 107. 34. he turns a fruitful land into barrenness 
 for the zv. of them that dwell therein, Jer. 12. 4. 
 Prov. 4. 17. for they eat the bread of zv. 
 
 8. 7. and zv. is an abomination to my lips 
 
 10. 2. treasures of zy. piofit nothing 
 
 11. 5. but the wicked shall fall by hisownziz. 
 
 12. 3. a man shall.not be established by zv. 
 
 13. 6. but zv. overthroweth the sinner ' 
 
 14. .32.- the wicked is driven away in his zv. 
 
 16. 12. if is abomination to kings to commit zv. 
 
 21. 12. God overthroweth the wicked for their zy. 
 
 26. 26. his zv. shall be shewed before congregation 
 
 30. 20. she eateth and saith, I have done no zv. 
 Eccl. 3. 16. saw placeof judgment, that zv. was there 
 
 7. 15. a wi( ked man prolongeth his life in zv. 
 
 So. 1 applied my heart to know the zv. of folly' 
 
 8. 8. nor shall zv. deliver those that are given to it 
 Isa. 9. 18. for zv. burnetii as the fire 
 
 58.4. behold, ye smite wuth the fist of zv. 
 
 6. the fast 1 have chosen, to loose the bands of zy. 
 Jer. 2. 19. thine ownzy. shall correct thee 
 4. 14. O .lerusalem, wash thine heart from zy. 
 
 6. 7- so she casteth out her zv. continually’ 
 
 7. 12. see what I did for the zy. of my people 
 8.6. no man repented of his zv. what have I done 
 
 14. 20. we acknowledge, O I,, our zv. and iniquity 
 
 23. 14. that none doth return from his zy. 
 
 33. .5. for from the < ity whose zv. I hid my face 
 44. 9. have ye forgot the zv. of your kings, their 
 wives, your own zv. and the zy. of your wives ? 
 Eiek.?,. 19. if he turn not from his zv. he shall die 
 5.6 she hath changed my judgment intozy, 
 
 7. 11. violence is risen up into a rodofzy. 
 
 18. 20. the zy. of the wicked shall be on him 
 
 27. turneth trotn the zv. he hath committed 
 
 31. 11. 1 have driven him out for his zy. 
 
 33. 12. in the day he turneth from his zv. 19. 
 
 Hos. 7. 1. the zy. of Samaria was discovered 
 
 9.15. for the zv. of their doings I will drive out 
 
 10. 13. ye have ploughed zy. and reaped iniquity 
 
 15. so shall Beth el do to you because of your w. 
 
 Joel 3. 13. the fats civerflow for their zy. is great 
 Mic. 6.10. are treasures of w. in house of wicked ? 
 Zech. 5.8. and he said, this is zv. and he cast it 
 Mai. 1. 4. they shall call them the border of zv. 
 
 3. 15. yea, they that work zy are set up 
 Mark 7. 22. Out of the heart proceedeth zy. deceit 
 Luke 11.39. but your inward part is full of zy. 
 
 /lets 25. .5. and accu.se this man. if any zv. in him 
 Horn. 1. 29. being tilled with ail zy. envy, murder 
 1 Cur. 5. 8. nor with the leaven of malice and zy. 
 
 Eph. 6. 12. against spiritual ly, in high places 
 1 John 5. 19. w e know the whole world, iieth in za. 
 
 Their W 1C K ED N ES.S. 
 
 Deut. 9. 27. look not to their zv. nor to their sin 
 Psal.9\.‘S4. God shall cut them off'in their own zv. 
 Prov. 21. 12. God overthrow s the wicked for thetr ze. 
 .ter. 1. 16. utter judgments, touching all their zv. 
 
 14. 16. for I will yioux' their zv. upon thecn 
 23. 11. yea, in my house have 1 found their zv. 
 
 44. 3. they are a desolation, because of their zv. 
 
 5. inclined not their ear to turn Iroin their zv. 
 Lam. 1. 22. let all their zv. come before thee 
 IIos. 7. 2. consider not that 1 remember all their zv, 
 
 3. they make king glad with their zv. and princes 
 
 9. 15. all their UK is in (iilgal, there 1 hated them 
 
 Jonah 1.2. cry against N inevah, for z/z.zy.is come up 
 Mat. 22.18. but lesiis perceived their zy. anil said 
 Thy WLCKED^E.S.S. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 44. the Ld. shall return thy zv. upon thee 
 Job 22.5.is not thy zv. great r thine iniquities infinite ? 
 .35. 8. thyzv. may hurt a man as thou art 
 Isa. 47. 10. for thou hast trusted in thy zv. 
 
 Jer. 3.2. thou hast polluted the land with thy zv 
 
 4. 18. this is thy zv. for it is bitter to thy heart 
 22. 22. thou shalt be confounded for all thy zv. 
 
 Lzek. 16. 23. it came to pass after all thy zv. 
 
 b~. before thy zv. was discovered, as at the time 
 Nah.S. 19. upon whom hath not thy zv. passed 
 Acts 8. 22. repent therefore of this thy zv. and pray 
 WIUE. 
 
 Dent. 15. 8. but thou shalt open thy hand zy. 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 40. the land was zy. quiet and peaceable 
 Job 29. 23. they opened their moiith zy. as for rain 
 .30. 14. came on me as auk breaking in of waters , 
 P.sal. 35.21. they opened their mouth zv. against me 
 81. 10. otien thy mouth tv. and 1 will fill it 
 10 4. 25. .so is this great and zv. sea, wherein are 
 Prov. 1.3.,3. he that openeth zy.his lips,have destruct, 
 21.9. it is better to dwell in acorner, than to dwell 
 with a brawling woman in a zy. house, 25. 24. 
 Isa. 51. 4. against w hom make ye a zv. mouth ? 
 
 Jer. 22. 14. that saith, I will build me a zv. house 
 Nah. .3. 13. thy gates be set zy. open to thine enemies 
 Mai. 7. 13. zv. is the gate that leadeth to destruction 
 W IDEN ESS. 
 
 Ezek. 41. 10. between chambers the zy. of 20 cubits 
 WIDOW. 
 
 Among the Ilebrezcs, even before the law, a widow 
 zvho had no children by hef\usband, was allowed 
 to marry the brother of her deceased spouse, in 
 order to raise up children zvho might enjoy his in¬ 
 heritance and perpetuate his name and family. 
 IVe find the practice of this custom before the 
 law, in the person of Tamar, who married suc¬ 
 cessively Er and Onan,. the .sons of Judah, and 
 zvho was likewise to have married Ahelah, the third 
 son of this patriarch, after the two J'ormer were 
 dead zvitlwut issue, Gon. '.iH. 6,8,9, 11. The lazv 
 that appoints these marriages is delivered in Deut. 
 
 25. 5, 6, kc. 
 
 The motives that prevailed to the enacting of this 
 lau) zvere, the continuation of estates in the same 
 family, and to perpetuate a man's name in Drael. 
 It was looked upon as a great unhappiness for a 
 man to die without an heir, and to see his inherit¬ 
 ance pass into another family. This law zvas not 
 confined to brothers-in lazv only, but zvas extended 
 to more distant relations of the same line ; as may 
 be seen in the example of Ruth, who married 
 Boaz, after she had been refused by a nearer kins¬ 
 man. Widowhood, as zvell as barrenness, was a 
 kind of shame and reproach in Israel. Isa. 54. 
 
 4. Thou shalt forget the shame of thy youth,. 
 passed away in celibacy and barrenness, and shalt 
 not remember the reproach of thy widowhood 
 any more. It was presumed, that a woman of 
 merit and reputation might have found a husband, 
 either in the family of her deceased husband, 
 if he died zvithout children, or in some other family, 
 if he had left children. 
 
 The widows of kinys continued in their zvidozc- 
 hood. /Idonijah zvas punished with death, for. 
 asking in marriage Abishag the Ahunamite, who- 
 had been married to David, though he had never 
 consummated this marriage, 1 Kings 2. 13, 14, 
 ^c. 'They shut up in the palace all the concu¬ 
 bines of king David, who had been defiled by /Ib- 
 salom, there to spend the remainder of their days, 
 2 Sam. 20. 3. 
 
 God discovers a special regard for widows, and fre- 
 quently recommends to his people to be very care¬ 
 ful in affording relief to the widow and orphan, 
 Exod. 22. 22. Deut. 10. 18. At. Paul would have 
 us to honour widows that are widows imieed, and 
 desolate, that is, destitute of .wch as ought to help 
 and relieve them, of their husbands or children, 
 1 'I'im. 5. 3, 4, 5. There were widows in the 
 Christian church, zvho, because of their poverty, 
 were maintained at the charge of the faithful, and 
 zvho were to attend upon the poor and sick. At. 
 Paul did tint allow any to be chosen into the num¬ 
 ber of these widows, unless they zvere threescore 
 years old at least ; they must be such as had not 
 parted from their hu.\bands and married again; 
 they must produce ample testimony of their good 
 works ; that they had given good education to their 
 children ; that they had e.terci.sed hospitality ; that 
 they had washed the feet of the saints ; that they 
 had given succour to the miserable and afflicted, 
 1 rim. 5. 9, 10. 
 
 Gen. .38. 11. remain a zv. in thy father’s house 
 14. she put her zv. garments off from her 
 Exod. 22. 22. ye Shall not afflict any zv. or child 
 y,ey. 21. 14. a zy. or an harlot shal I he not take 
 
 22. 13. if the priest’s daughter he a zy. sheshall eat 
 Kum. .30. 9. every vow of a -y.shall stand against her 
 Deut.W. 18. he (loth execute the judgment of a w. 
 14. 29. the stranger, fatherless, and zy. .‘■hall come 
 and eat, and he .satisfied, 16. 11, 14. |26. 12. 
 
 24. 17. nor take a zv. raiment lo pledge 
 
 19. the slieaf in the field shall he for the stranger, 
 for the latherless and the zv. 20. 21. | 26.13. 
 
 55.5 
 
WIF 
 
 WIF 
 
 WIL 
 
 Dent. C7.19. lie that perverteth the judgment of zc. 
 *ZSain. 14. 5. 1 am a w. woman, mine Imsb. is dead 
 1 htrips 7. 14. lie was a ze. son of tribe of Naphtali 
 
 11. Ct). .leroboam’s mother Zeruah was arr. woman 
 
 17. 9. I have commanded a r:;. to sustain tliee 
 Jvd 24. .3. tlie^' take llie w. ox for a pledge 
 
 21. and doeth not good to the 7i>. 
 
 29. l.'i. I caused the zii. heart to sin? for joy 
 
 .31. It), or liave caused tlie eyes of the zii. to fail 
 Dsal. 94. 6. they slay the w. and the stranger 
 109- 9. let his children be latherless, his wife a vi. 
 146. 9. he relieveth fatherless and the to. 
 
 Prov. 1.6. 2.5. he will estatilish the border of the to. 
 ■Isa. 1. 17. j nl ge the tatlierless, plead for the to. 
 
 2.3. neither doth the cause of to. come unto them 
 47.8. I shall not sit as a sr. nor know lossof childr. 
 Jer.’i. 6. if ye oppress not the sy.22. .3' Zech. 7. Id. 
 
 l.a/n. 1. 1. how is she become as 'Ato. that was great 
 ■dizek. 22. 7. in thee have they vexed the to. 
 
 44. 22. but take a w. that had a priest before 
 Hal. 3. 5. against those that oppress the to. 
 
 Hark 12. 42. a certain poor to. threw in two mites 
 43. w. cast in more than all, Luke 21. 2, .3. 
 
 Jjuke 2. . 37 . Anna was a to. about 84 years old 
 
 7 .12. the only son of his mother, and she was a to. 
 
 18. 3. there was a to. in that city came unto him 
 
 5. because thisrc. troubleth me, 1 will avenge her 
 .1 Tim. 5. 4. if any to. have children or nei)hew'S 
 
 5. she that is a zr. indeed trusteth in God 
 
 9. let not a to. be taken into the number under 60 
 Jiev. 18. 7- she saith, 1 sit as queen, and am no to. 
 
 WIDOWS. 
 
 tEzod.l^. 24. and your wives shall be to. 
 
 Job 22. 9 . thou hast sent to. away empty 
 27 - 15 . be buried in death, and to. shall not weep 
 Psal 68. 5. a judge of the fatlierless and u\ is God 
 78. 64. and their to. made no lamentation 
 Jsa. 9 . 17 . neither shall he have mercy on their to. 
 ■10. 2. to. may be their prey, that they may rob 
 Jer. 15. 8. their zzj. are increased above the sand 
 18. 21. let their wives be to. and men put to death 
 
 49. 11. leave thy children, let thy to. trust in me 
 J^am. 5. 3. we aie fatherless, our mothers are aszr, 
 pzek. 22. 25. they have matle her many to. 
 
 Hat. 23.14. woe unto you, ye devour to. houses, for 
 pretence make long prayers, Hark 12. 40. 
 Lake 20. 47. 
 
 Luke A. 23. were many to. in Israel in days of Elias 
 ..dcZf 6.1.murmuring because their to. were neglected 
 9 . 39 . all the to. stood by him weeping and shewing 
 41. when he liad called the saints and to. 
 
 1 Cor."1. 8. I said to the to. it is good if they abide as 1 
 
 1 Tim. 5. .3. honour to. that are -to. indeed 
 
 11. but the younger to. refuse, they will marry 
 
 16. if any have to. let them relieve them 
 
 Jam. 1 . 27 . pure religion is to visit the to. in affliction 
 WIDOWHOOD. 
 
 Gen. .38.19. Tamar put on the garments of her to. 
 
 £ 3'a/n. 20. .3. David’s concubines shut up, liv. in to. 
 Jsa. 47 . 9. in one day the loss of children, and u'. 
 34. 4. shall not remember the reproach of thy to. 
 WIFE, 
 
 Gen. 11. 29. the name of Abraham’s to. was .Sai ai, 
 .31. I 12. 17 , 20 .1 20. 18. I 24. 36. 
 
 20. .3. the vvoman thou hast taken is a man’s to. 
 
 21.21. Hagar took a to. for Ishmaelout of Egypt 
 
 24. 4. thou shall take a to. to my son Isaac, .38. 
 
 £5. 1. Abraham took a to. lier name was Ketnrah 
 
 27 . 46. if .lacob take Ato. of the daughters of Heth, 
 
 what good shall my life do me 28. 1, 6. 
 38. 6. .Tudah took a to. for Er his first-born 
 
 8. go in unto thy brother’s to. and mai ry lier 
 .39. 7. his master’s to. cast hei' eyes upon .loseph 
 
 Lxod. 20 . 17 . thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s w. 
 nor any thing is thy neiglibour’s, Deut. 5 . 21 . 
 
 21. 4. if his master have given him a to. 
 
 10. if he take him another zr. her food, her raiment 
 
 and duty of marriage shall he not diminish 
 Lev.18. 8. the nakedness of thy father’s to. shalt thou 
 not uncover, 20. 11. Deut. 27. 20. 
 
 15. of thy son’s to. 1| 16. thy brother’s to. 20. 21. 
 
 . 18. neither shalt thou take a u’. to her sister 
 
 20. shall not lie with thy neighbour’s to. 20.10. 
 
 20. 14. if a man take Ato. and her motlier, it is sin 
 20. if a man lie with his uncle’s to. he nncovereth 
 
 21. 7 . priests shall not take a to. that is a whore 
 
 13. the high priestshall take a to. in her virginity’ 
 Llum. 5. 12. if any man’s to. go aside, 29. 
 
 36. 8. shall be a to. to one ef the family of the tribe 
 Deut. 13. 6. or if the to. of thy bosom entice thee 
 20. 7 . what man hath betrothed a to. not taken her 
 
 22. 13. if any man take a to. and hate her 
 
 24. because he hmnbleth his neighbour’s to. 
 
 30. a man snail not take his father’s to. 
 
 24. 1. a man hath taken Ato. and find uncleanness 
 
 2. she may go and be another man’s to. 
 
 5. hath taken a new to. he shall not go out to war 
 
 25. 5. the w. of the dead shal 1 not marry a stranger 
 7 . if he like not to take his brother’s to. 
 
 9. then shall his brother’s to. come unto him 
 
 11. the to. of theone draweth near to deliver 
 
 28. 30. betroth a to. and another lie with her 
 54. his eye be evil toward the to. of his bosom 
 
 Judg. 4.4. Deborah, zr. of Lapidoth, judged Israel 
 
 17 . .Tael the w. of Heberthe Kenite, 21. 15. 24. 
 
 14. 3. thou goest to take a to. of the uncircmncised 
 
 16. Samson’s w. wept before him, and said 
 20. but his to. was given to his companion 
 
 ,’21.18. cursed be he that giveth a to. to Benjamin 
 lluth 4. 5. buy it of Buth the to. of the dead 
 
 2 ISam. 12. 10. thou hast taken the u. of Uriah 
 
 1 7v'z«,( 7^ 14. 2. be not known to be the to. of .leroboam 
 
 6. Ahijah said, come in, thou zi). of.leioboam 
 
 2 King.s 5. 2. and she waited on Kaamaii’s to. 
 
 C Chr. 22. 11. zi). of Jehoiada hid him from Athaliah 
 Prov. 5. 18. rejoice with the to. of thy youth 
 
 6. 29. so he that goeth in to his neighbour’s tv. 
 
 18. 22. whoso findeth a to. findeth a good thing 
 
 19 . 13. contentions of a to. a continual dropping 
 
 14. and a prudent to. is from the Lord 
 
 J^ccl. 9. 9 . live joyfully with the to. of thy youth 
 Jsa. 54.1. more than children of the married to. 
 
 556 
 
 Isa. 54.6. the T>ord hath called thee as a to. of youth 
 Jer. .3. 20. surely as a w. treacherously departelh 
 
 5. 8. every one neighed after his neighbour’s to. 
 
 6. 11. the husband and the to. shall be taken 
 
 16. 2. thou shalt not take thee a to. in this (zlace 
 Ezek. 16 . .32. as a to. that committeth adultery 
 
 18. 6. nor hath defiled his neighbour’s -to. 15. 
 
 11. and defiled his neighbour's to. 22.11.1.3.3.26. 
 Hos. 1.2. take unto thee a to. of whoredoms 
 
 12.12. Israel served for a to. and kept sheep 
 A/a/. 2.14. lx)rd hath been witness between thee and 
 the to. of thy youth, the to. of thy covenant 
 
 15. let none deal treacherously against hiszr. 
 Hat. 1.6. of her that had been the to. of I'rias 
 
 14. .3. Herod bound .lohn for sake of Philip’s to. 
 19.29. every one that hath forsaken to. or children 
 for my name’s sake. Hark 10. 29. Luke 18. 29. 
 
 22. 25. seven brethren, the first, when he had mar¬ 
 ried a ZZ-. deceased. Hark 12. 20. l.nke 20. 29. 
 Luke 14.20. 1 have married a to. and cannot come 
 
 17 . .32. remember Lot's to. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 1. that one should have his father’s zr. 
 
 7 . 3. let the husband render to the u\ due benevo¬ 
 
 lence, and likewise also the to. to the huslzand 
 4. the u'. Iiath not power over her own body 
 
 10. let not the to. tlepart from her husband 
 
 12. if any brother hath a to. that believeth not 
 
 14. unbelieving to. is sanctified by the husband 
 
 16. what knowest thou, O to. if thou shall save 
 27 . art thou loosed from a to. seek not a tr. 
 
 .31. there is difference between Ato. aiul a virgin 
 . 39 . the to. is bound as long as her husband liveth 
 Ep/i.5.^3. for tlie husband is the head of the to. 
 
 33. let every one love his to. even as himself, and 
 the zi>. see that she reverence her husband 
 1 Tim. 3.2. the husband of one to. 12. Tit. 1.6. 
 
 5. 9. a widow, having been the w. of one man 
 1 Pet. . 3 . 7 . giving honour to to. as the weaker vessel 
 Rev. 21.9.1 will shew thee the bride, the Lamb’s to. 
 His WIFE. 
 
 Gezz.2.24. a man shall leave father and mother, and 
 shall cleave unto/zz.f zr. Hat. 19.5. HarklO.~(. 
 
 25. they were both naked, the man and his to. 
 
 12.12. they shall say,thisis/jz.vzr. and will kill me 
 
 19 . 16 . the men laid hold on the hand of/zi.z to. 
 
 26. but hisw. looked back from behind him 
 
 20. 7- now therefore, restore the man hisw. 
 
 24. 67. and she become his to. 1 Sam. 25. 42. 
 
 25.21. and Isaac entreated the Lord lor his to. 
 
 26. 7 . the men of the place asked him of his to. 
 
 11. he that toucheth this man or AA zz’. shall die 
 . 39 . 9 . kept back thee, because thou AVX histo. 
 
 Eiud. 21. 3. then his to. shall go out with him 
 
 22. 16 . he shall surely endow her to be his to. f 
 Lev. 18.14. thou shalt not approach to his to. 
 
 Num. 5. 14. and if he be jealous of hisw. .30. 
 
 15. the man shall bring his to. to the priest 
 30. 16 . the statutes between a man and his to. 
 
 Deut. HQ. 19 . she shall he his to. all his days, 29. 
 
 24. 5. he shall cheer up his w. that he hath taken 
 
 Judg. 13.11. Manoah arose and went after Aij to. 
 
 15. 1. Samson visited his to. with a kid 
 
 21.21. come out, and catch you every man his to. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 22. save to every man his w. and children 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 9. thou hast taken his to. to be thy wife 
 
 1 KingsUl.^b. whom .Tezebel his to. stirred up 
 
 2 Kings8. 18. the daughter of Ahab was hisw. 
 Esth. 5. 10. Haman called his friends and hisw. 
 Psal. 109- 9 . and let hisw. be a widow 
 
 Jer. 3.1. if a man put away his w. Hat. 5. 31, .32. [ 
 19.9. Hark \0.M. Lukelh.18. 
 Hat. 8. 14. he saw his to. mother sick of a fever 
 
 19 . 3. the Pharisees said, is it lawful for a man to 
 put away his w. for every cause ' Hark 10. 2. 
 
 10. if the case of a man be so with hisw. 
 
 22.25. seven brethren, the first deceased, and left 
 
 AA zc. to his brother, .l/arA 12.19. Ezz/e 20.28. 
 Luke 14. 26. and hate not hisw. and children 
 Acts 5.2. his w. also being privy to it 
 
 7. hisw. not knowing what was done, came in 
 
 18. 2. Paul found Aquila with hisw. Priscilla 
 24. 24. when Felix came with hisw. Drusilla 
 
 1 Cor. 7 .2. let every man have his own w. 
 
 11. and let not the husband put away hisw. 
 
 33. he caret!) how he niay please his w. 
 
 Eph. 5. 28. he that lovefh hisw. loveth himself 
 
 31. shall be joined to his w. 11 .33. so love his w. 
 Rev. 19.7- and hisw. hath made herself ready 
 Hp WIFE. 
 
 Gen.110. 11. the}’ will slay me for myw. sake 
 
 12. she became my to. || 26. 7* she is my w. 
 
 29 . 21. give me my w. Ij Exod. 21. 5. I love my w. 
 Judg.lb. 1. Samson said, 1 will go in to myw. 
 
 2 Sam. .3.14. saying, deli\ er me my to. Michal 
 
 11. 11. shall I go into my house to lie with my w. ? 
 Job 19. 17 . my breath is strange to my to. 
 
 31. 10. then let myw. grind unto another 
 Ezek. 24. 18. .so 1 spake, and at even myw. died 
 Hos. 2. 2. she is not my w. nor am 1 her husband 
 Luke 1. 18. and my to. is well stricken in years 
 Thy WIFE. 
 
 Gen. 3. 17 . hast hearkened to the voice of thy w. 
 
 12.18. why didst thou not tell me she was thy w. 
 
 19. behold thyw. take her, and go thy way 
 
 17 . 19 . Sarah, thyw. shall bear thee a'son, 18.10. 
 
 19. 15. ai'ise, take thyw. and thy two daughters 
 26. 9. Abimelech said, of a surety she is thy w. 
 
 10. one might lightly have lien with thyw. 
 
 Food. 18.6. 1, .lethro, am come unto thee, and zAy zr. 
 Dintt. 21. 11. that thou wouldest have her to thy w. 
 
 13. thou shalt so in to her, and she shall be thy to. 
 
 2 ■^am. 12. 10. taken the wife of Uriah to be thy to. 
 Psal. 128. 3. /Ay zc. shall be as a fruitful vine 
 Amos~. 17 . thy w. shall be an harlot in the city 
 
 1 Car. 7 .16. whethei' thou shalt save/Ay zc. 
 7’oWlFE. 
 
 Gen. 12.19.1 might have taken her to me tow. 
 
 34. 4. Shechem said, get me this damsel tow. 
 
 8. 1 pray you, give him iter to w. 12. 
 
 .38. 14. she was not given to Slielah tow. 
 
 41. 45. Pharaoh gave .loseph to to. Asenath 
 
 Lev. 21.14. take a virgin of his own people to w. 
 
 Deut. 22. 16. T gave my daughter to this man to to. 
 Josh. 15. 16 . Caleb said, to him will 1 give Achsah 
 my daughter to w. 17 . Judg. 1 .12, 13. 
 .Tudg. 14. 2. now therefore get her for me to w. 
 
 1 .Sazzz. 18. 17. Merab, her will 1 give thee to w. 
 
 1 Kings 2.17. give me A bishag the Shunamite, to w. 
 
 2 htntjs 14. 9 . the thistle said to the cetlar, give thy 
 
 daughter to my son to w. 2 Citron. 25. 18. 
 Q.Chron.’lX. 6. .lehoiam h.-id daughter of Ahab/o t,. 
 Hark 12. 23. the seven had her to w. Luke 20. 33. 
 Luke 20. 30. the second took her to w. ami died 
 WILD. 
 
 Gen. 16. 12. Ishmael w ill be a w. man 
 Rom. 11. 24. the olive-tree, which is w. by nature 
 See Ass, Hk.^st, Bkasts. 
 
 ^ WILDERNESS, 
 
 Or Desert, tn Hebrew, Midbar. The Hebrews give 
 this name to all places that are not cultivated, 
 but which are chiefly destined to the Jeeding of 
 cattle, and on which trees grow wild. So when 
 w ilderness zf mentioned in •'scripture, we are not 
 always to imagine it to he a place forsaken, aban¬ 
 doned, void of cities or inhabitants i as this word 
 often represents the soil near a city or village 
 which was appointed for pasture, and where the 
 plough never came. Tnus, in Scripture, there are 
 few cities which had not their wilderness, that is, 
 uncultivated places for woods and pastures. 
 
 The desert of Arabia, wherein the Israelites so- 
 jinirned forty years after their departure out of 
 Egypt, Is called w ilderness. Ay way of eminence, 
 Iseh. 9. 19, 21. Psal. 78. 40, 52.1 107 . 4 . Jer. 
 
 The wilderness of S]iur lies towards the point of the 
 Red sea. Hagar being driven from Abraham's 
 house, wandered in this w ilderness, Gen. 16. 7. 
 The Israelites, after their march through the 
 Red sea, werit into the wilderness of .Shur, Exod. 
 
 15. 22. It is thought there was a city of this name 
 anciently in the.\e parts. 
 
 The wilderness of Paran was in Arabia Petrea, in 
 the neighbourhood of the city of Paran. Ishmael, 
 the son of Abraham, dwelt in the borders of this 
 wilderness, Gen. 21. 21. 'The Israelites having 
 decamped from Sinai, retired into the wilderness 
 of Paran, Aum. 10. 12. It was from hence that 
 Hoses sent out sp ies, to bring intelligence con¬ 
 cerning the land of promise, Num. 13. 3. Hoses 
 seems to place mount Sinai in the country of 
 Paran, when he says, that the Lord appeared to 
 the Israelites upon the mount of Paran, Deut. 
 33. 2. And Habakkuk seems to say the same 
 thing, Hab. 3. 3. 'Ihe Holy One came from 
 mount Paran. 
 
 The desert of Sin. There are two desert.' of this 
 name tn Scripture, the first is written purely .Sin, 
 with a Samech, and lies between Elim and mount 
 Sinai, Exod. 16. 1. 'The second is written Zin, 
 or 'Izin with a I zade ; it is near Kadesh-bamea, 
 where Hiriam the sister of Hoses died, Num. 
 20 . 1 . 
 
 The desert of Sinai, is that which lies about, 0‘id is 
 adjacent to, rnount Sinai. 'The people encamped 
 there a long time, and received the greatest part 
 of those laws which are written in the books of 
 Hoses, E.xod. 19. 2. 
 
 It is said in isa. 41. 18. I will make the wilder¬ 
 ness a pool of water; that is, “ these people that 
 are like a dry and barren w ilderness, I will abun¬ 
 dantly water them with my blessing, and make 
 them fruitful and beautiful." God asks his peo¬ 
 ple in Jer. 2. .31. Have I been a barren wilder¬ 
 ness to Israel Have not 1 accommodated you 
 with all necessaries at all times? Nay, in the 
 w ilderness itself 1 was not a wilderness to you, 
 but provided plentifully for you. 
 
 Exod. 14. .3. are entansled, the w. hath shut them in 
 Num. 14. 2. or would God we had died in this w. 
 
 29 . your carcases shall fall in this w. 32. .35. 
 
 Deut. 1 . 19 . went through all that terrible w. 8 . 15. 
 
 32. 10. he found him in the waste howling w. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 15. go return on thy way to zi’. of Dam. 
 JobQA. 5. the to. yieldeth food for them and cliih'ren 
 Psal. 106. 9. so he led them through the depths as 
 throush the w. 136. 16. Amos Q. 10. 
 107 . .35. he turneth the w. into a standing w atcr 
 Cant. 3. 6. w ho is thiscometh out of the w. ? 8. 5. 
 Isa. 14. 17-is this the man that made world as a Zi-. .i’ 
 35. 1. w. and solitary place shall be glad for them 
 41. 18. 1 will make the z;-. a pool of water 
 42.11. let the Zi-. and cities lift up their voice 
 
 50. 2. at my rebuke I make the rivers aw. 
 
 51. 3. and he w ill make her w. like Eden 
 64. 10. thy holy cities are a w. Zion is a tt. 
 
 Jer. 2. 31. have I been a z.-. unto Israel ? 
 
 4. 26. and lo, the fruitful place was a w. 
 
 12. 10. have made my pleasant portion a desol. tr. 
 
 22. 6. yet surely 1 will make thee a z.-. Hos. 2. 3. 
 Ezek. 6.14. ntake the land more desolate than the zj. 
 Joel 2. 3. and behind them a desolate w. 
 
 3. 19 . and Edom shall be a desolate w. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 13. he will make Nineveh diy like a w. 
 
 In the WILDERNESS. 
 
 Nvm. 14. 22. my tniracles w hich 1 did in the w. 
 
 32. 15. he w ill yet again leave them in the w. and 
 ye shall destroy all this people, Ezek. 29. 5. 
 Deut. 8. 2. thou shalt remember the Ixsrd led thee 
 forty years in the w. 29. 5. Jo.'A. 5. 6.1 14. 10. 
 
 16. who fed thee in the w. with manna 
 
 Aeh. 9. 21. forty years didst thou sustain them in to, 
 Psal. 9b. 8. as in the day of temptation in the w. 
 Prov. 21. 19 . better dwell in thew. than with 
 Jsa. 32. 16. then judgment shall dwell in the w. 
 
 35. 6. tor zz* thew. shall waters break out 
 
 40. 3. the voice of him that crieth in the w. Mat. 
 
 3. .3. Hark 1.3. T.uke3. 4. John 1. 23. 
 
 41. 19. T will plant in thew. the cedar and oil-tree 
 4.3. 19 . I w ill even make a way in the w. 
 
 Jer. 2. 2. when thou wentest after me in the w. 
 
 9. 2. oh that 1 had in the to. a lodging-place 
 31. 2. people that were left found grace in the a. 
 
 48. 6. llee and be like the heath in the w. 
 
WIL 
 
 WIL 
 
 WIN 
 
 Lam. 4 , 19. they Jaki wait for us in the ta. 
 
 Ezek. 19.13. aud uow she is planted m the zff. 
 
 20.1.3. Israel rebelled against me m the w. 
 
 15. 1 lifted my hand to them hi the w. 23. 
 
 34. 25. and they shall flwell safely hi the w. 
 
 Has. 9. 10. 1 found Israel like grapes in the zv, 
 
 13. 5. I did know thee in the zv. in the dry land 
 Mat. 3.1. John came preaching in the zv. of .lud^ 
 15. .33. whence should we have so much bread m 
 the zv. to till so great a multitude ? Mark 8.4. 
 Lnke 15. 4. leave the ninety and nine in the zv. 
 Acts 7. 30. an angel appeared to him hi the zv. 38. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 26. 1 have been in perils in the zv. 
 
 Into the WI LDERN ESS. 
 
 Lev. 16.21. shall send Jiim by a fit man into the zv. 
 
 22. and he shall let go the goat into the zv. 
 
 £zek. 20. 10. and 1 brought them into thezv. 
 
 .35.1 will bring you into the zv. of the people 
 Hos. 2.14.1 will allure her and bring her mro thezv. 
 Mat. 11. 7- what went j’e out into the zv. to see ? a 
 reed shaken with the wind ? Lzike 7. 24. 
 Lake 8. 29- he was driven of the devil hito the zv. 
 Acts 2\.3S. which leddest hito the zv. 4000 men 
 liev. 12.6. and the woman fled into thezv. 14. 
 
 17 . 3. SO he carried me in the spirit into the tv. 
 WILES. 
 
 Mum. 25. 18. for they vex you with their w. 
 
 Eph. 6.11. able to stand against the ti>.of the devil 
 W I LILY. 
 
 Josh. 9.4. Gibeonites did work zv. and took old sacks 
 WILL, 
 
 Is that faculty of the soul zvherehy zve freely choose 
 or refuse things. It is of the nature of the will, to 
 will freely whatsoever it wills, jfhr the wall cannot 
 he compelled: but it is unable, till it be changed by 
 grace, to move itself tozcard (Jod, and to will aziy 
 good thing pleasing to him, Psal. 110. 3. Simply to 
 will any thing, is of nature; but to will what is 
 good, is of grace; our will being free in respect of 
 sinful acts, bzit hound in respect of good works, till 
 it be made free by Christ. John 8. .36. If the Son 
 therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free 
 indeed. And in John 15.5. Without me ye can 
 do nothing. And Phil. 2. 13. It is God who 
 worketh in you, both to will and to do of his good 
 pleasure. And St. Austin says. Voluntas libera, 
 quia libertas ; libera ad peccatum, serva ad jus- 
 titiam. That doctrine therefore which teaches, 
 “ that when grace is offered, zee may refuse it, if 
 we will; and if zve will, zve may receive it; ” is to 
 be looked upon as contrary to the Scriptures. 
 
 The zvilloi (iod is taken, (1) I'or this absolute will, 
 which ziothing can zvithstnnd. Rom. 9. 19. For 
 who hath resisted his will? (2) For his purpose 
 arid decree. Eph. 1.11. Who w'orketh all things 
 after the counsel of his own will; that is, as he has 
 most zvisely and freely decreed. (.3) For his laws 
 and commands. Mat. 7- 21. He that doeth the 
 will of my Father which is in heaven. So in 
 Rom. 12.2. Thatye may prove what is thatgoocl 
 and acceptable and ])erfect willoi God. This is 
 his revealed wdll contained in his word, which is 
 called good, because it enjoins only what is for our 
 benefit: it is acceptable, by obedienee thereunto 
 we shall be accepted ; and it is perfect, the observ¬ 
 ance thereof will make zis perfect, 2 l im. .3. 17 . 
 Deut.33. 16. for good a;, of him that dwelt in bush 
 Psal. 27 . 12. deliver me not to w. of riiine enemies 
 
 41.2. wilt not deliver him to w. of his enemies 
 Ezek. 16. 27 . delivered thee to w. of them that hate 
 Mai. 2. 13. or receivelh it with good a), at your hand 
 Mat. 7 . 21. that doeth the w. of my Father, 12. 50. 
 
 18.14. it is not the w. of your Father in heaven 
 21. .31. whether of them did tlie w. of his father.’ 
 Lzike 2. 14. on earth peace, good w. toward men 
 
 2.3. 25. but he delivered .lesus to their zv. 
 
 John 1.13. were born, not of the w.oi' the flesh 
 
 4. .34. meat is to do the a’, of him that sent me 
 
 5. .30. 1 seek the zv. of my Father \ihich sent me 
 
 6. 39 . and this is the Father’s ri). who sent me, 40. 
 Acts 21.14. sai’ing, the w. of the Lord be done 
 Eph. 5. 17- understanding what the w. of the Lord is 
 
 6. 7 . with good w. doing service, as to the Lord 
 Phil. 1.15. some also preach Christ of good w. 
 
 Heb. 10. 10. by the which w. we are sanctified 
 
 1 Pet. 4. .3. suffice to have wrought the zv. of Gentiles 
 
 2 Pet, 1. 21. the prophecy came not by the w. of man 
 
 W I r.L of God. 
 
 Ezra 7 . 18. that do after the w. of your God 
 Mark3.35. who shall do the w. of G. is my brother 
 John 1. 1.3. born, not of the ri;. of man, but of God 
 Acts 1,3. .36. served his generation by the w. of God 
 Horn. 1. 10. have a prosperous journey by w.ofG. 
 8. 27 . makes intercession according to the w.of G. 
 12. 2. prove that acceptable and perfect w. of God 
 
 15. .32. 1 come to you with joy, by the w. of God 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 1. Paul an apostle of .lesus Christ by the 
 w.of G.2Cor. 1.1. Pph. 1,1 . Col. 1.1.2 Tim. 1.1 . 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 5. gave themselves to us by the w. of God 
 Gal. 1.4. deliver us from evil world by the zv. of G. 
 Eph. 6. 6. doing the zv. of God from the heart 
 
 Col. 4.12. may stand complete in all ihtzv.of God 
 1 Thess. 4. 3. for this is the w. of God, 5. 18. 
 
 Heb. 10. .36. after ye have done the w. of God 
 1 Pet. 2. 15. so is the w. of G. that ye put to silence 
 3. 17 . for it is better if the zv. of God be so 
 
 4.2. live, not to the lusts of men, but to zv. of God 
 19. them that suffer according to the zv.of God 
 
 1 John 2. 17 . he that doth the w. of God abideth 
 ///fWll.L. 
 
 JJan. 4. .35. and he doth according to his w. 
 
 8. 4. he did accord. to his w.\\ 11. .3. do his zv. 16, 36. 
 Luke 12. 47 . neither did according to his w. 
 
 John7. 17 . if any man will do his zv. he shall know 
 Acts22. 14. that thou shouldest know hisw. 
 
 -now. 2.18. knowest hisw. ll 9. 19. resisted his w. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 37 . he that hath power over his own w. 
 
 16. 12. hisw. was not at all to come at this time 
 Eph. 1. 5. according to the good pleasure of his zv. 
 
 9. made known to us the mystery o\ his w. 
 
 Co/. 1.9. might be filled with knowledge of his w. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 26. were taken captive by him at his zi. 
 
 Heb. 13. 21. perfect in every good work to do 
 1 John 5. 14. if we ask according to his zv. lie hears 
 Rev. 17* 17- God put in their hearts to fulfil his w. 
 My ILL. 
 
 Lzike 22. 42. this cup, not my w. but thine be done 
 Acts 1.3. 22. found David, who shall fulfil all my-w. 
 1 Cor. 9. 17- if i do this thing against my w. 
 
 Ozvn WILL. 
 
 Lev. 1. 3. he shall offer it of his own volunfar 3 ’’ zv. 
 19 . 5. ye shall offer it as your own w. 22. 19, 29. 
 Dan. 11. 16 . he shall do according to his own w. 
 Joint 5. .30. because I seek not mine owzi w. 
 
 6. ,38. 1 came from heaven, not to do mine ownw. 
 Eph. 1.11. who worketh after counsel of hisow?t zv. 
 Heb. 2.4. gifts of Holy Ghost,according to hisoa^w w. 
 Jam. 1.18. of his own zv. begat he us by word of truth 
 
 See .Sei.f. 
 
 . Thy WILL. 
 
 Psal. 40. 8. T delight to do thy w. O my God 
 
 14.3. 10. teach me to do thy w. thou art my God 
 Mat. 6. 10. thy w. be done in earth, Luke 11.2. 
 
 26. 42. if this cup may not pass, thy w. be done 
 Heb. 10. 7- 1 come to do thy w. O God, 9. 
 
 WILLS. 
 
 Eph. 2. 13. fulfilling the w. of the flesh and mind 
 WILL. 
 
 Dent. 21. 14. thou shalt let her go whither she zv. 
 Job 13. 13. let me alone, let come on me what w. 
 Prov.2\. 1. he turneth the king’s heart whither he zi). 
 Dan. 4. 17 . God ruleth in the kingdom of men and 
 giveth it to whomsoever he zv. 25, .32. 15. 21. 
 Mat. 8. 3. 1 w. be thou clean, Markl.AX. Lzike 5. 13. 
 20.15. is it not lawful to do what I w. with my own .’ 
 .32. what w. ye that I shall do unto you 
 26. 39 . not as 1 w. but as thou wilt, Mark 14. .36. 
 27 .17- whom w. ye that 1 release unto you, Barab- 
 bas or Jesus.’ 21. Mark 15. 9. Joint 18. 39. 
 iliar^6.25. Izy.thatthou give me John Baptist’s head 
 
 14. 7 . whensoever ye w. ye may do them good 
 
 15. 12. what w. ye then that 1 should do to him ? 
 Lukel. 6. to whomsoever 1 w. 1 give it 
 
 12. 49. and what zv. I, if it be already kindled ? 
 John 5. 21. even so the Son quickeneth whom he zv. 
 9 . 27 . why hear it again ? w. ye also be his disciples ? 
 15 . 7 . ye shall ask what ye w. it shall be done to you 
 
 17 . 24. I w. that they be with me where I am 
 
 21. 22. if 1 Zi;.that he tarry till I come, 2.3. 
 
 Acts liX. 21 . I w. return again to you, if God will 
 Root. 7 .IB.for to w.is present with me,but to perform 
 
 9.18. therefore hath he mercy on whom he zr. have 
 mercy, and whom he w. he hardeneth 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 19 . I will come to you shortly, if the Ld. w. 
 21. whatzz;. ye, shall I come toyoii with a rod? 
 
 7 . .36. let him do what he w. he sinneth not 
 
 . 39 . she is at libei tj' to be married to whom she w. 
 12. 11. dividing to every man severally as hew. 
 
 2 Cor. }). 11. that as there was a readiness tore. 
 Phil. 2. 1.3. God worketh in you, both to w. and to do 
 
 1 Tim. 2.8. I w. that men pray every where 
 5.14. 1 zc. that the younger women marry 
 
 A'it. .3. 8. these things 1 w. tiiat thou aflirm constantly 
 Jam. 4. 15. if the Lord w. wesliall do this or that 
 Rev. 11.6. to smite the earth as often as they w. 
 
 22. 17 . whosoever w. let him take the water of life 
 
 V/1 LL not. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. + 28. w. ye zotZ, since 1 have commanded 
 Psal. 80. 18. so w. not we go back from thee 
 Ezek. 20. .3. I w. ztotbe inquired of by 3 ’ou 
 
 Amos 6. f 10. w. not make mention of name of Lord 
 
 7 . 8. I w. not again pass by them any more, 8. 2. 
 Mat.2\. 29. he answered and said, 1 zv.zwt 
 
 26. .35. though 1 should die, yet zz;. 1 rtot deny thee 
 Mark 14. 29. tho’ all shall be offended, yetzz). ztot I 
 John 5. 40.yezr.7ioz come tome that ye may liave life 
 WILLI TH. 
 
 Root. 9.16.so then it is not of him that zo.nor runneth 
 WILFULLY. 
 
 Heb, 10.26. if we sin w. after we have received truth 
 WILLING. 
 
 Gen. 24. 5. the woman will not be w. to follow me 
 
 8. if the woman will not be zv. to follow thee 
 Exod. 35. 5. whosoever is of a w. heart, 21, 22, 29. 
 
 1 Chrozt. 28. 9. my son, serve God with a w. mind 
 29. 5. who is w. to consecrate his service to Lord 
 
 Job . 39 . 9 . will the unicorn be zo. to serve thee 
 Psal.llO. 3.thy peopleshall be zr.in day of thy power 
 Isa. 1. 19 . if ye be w. ye shall eat good of the land 
 Mat. 1. 19. not zv. to make her a public example 
 
 26. 41. the spirit is w. but flesh is weak 
 Mark 15. 15. Pilate zr. to content the people 
 Lztke 10. 29- but he zr. to justify himself, said 
 
 22. 42. if thou be w. remove this cup from me 
 
 23. 20. Pilate tlierefore w. to release Jesus 
 John 5. 35. ye were w. for a season to rejoice 
 Acts 24. 27 . Felix zv. to shew the .lews a pleasure 
 
 25. 9. but Festus w. to do the Jews a jileasure 
 
 27 . 4.3. but the centurion, w. to save Paul,kept them 
 Rom. 9. 22. what if God zv. to shew his wrath 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. w. rather to be absent from the body 
 
 8.3. they were zv. of themselves beyond their power 
 12. if there be first a w. mind it is accepted 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 8. we were zv. to have imparted unto you 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 18.ready to distribute, w. to communicate 
 Heb. 6. 17- God, zv. to shew to the heirsof promise 
 
 1.3. 18. Zi). to live honestly in all things 
 
 2 Pet. 3.9.notzi).that any should perish,but all come 
 
 WILLINGLY. 
 
 Exod. 25. 2. an offering of every man that gives w. 
 Judg. 5. 2. the people w. offered themselves, 9. 
 
 8. 25. we will w. give the ear-rings of our prey 
 
 1 Chr.29- 6. the princes of Israel and rulersoflered 
 
 w. 9 . 14, 17 . 2 Chr. . 35 . 8. F.zra 1.6. | .3. 5. 
 
 2 Chr. 17 . 16 . Amaaiah zv. offered himself to God 
 Neh. 11.2.blessed the men that zii.ofl'ered themselves 
 Prov. .31. 1.3. she worketh zv. with lier hands 
 I^am. .3. .33. he doth not afllict zi'. nor grieve 
 
 Hos. 5.11. Ephraim zc. walked after commandment 
 Joint 6. 21. they w. received him into the ship 
 Ro7/i.8.20.the creature made subject to vanity not w. 
 
 1 Cor. 9. IT- if 1 do this thing w. I have a reward 
 Phtlem. 14. not as of necessity, but zi’. 1 Pet. 5. 2. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 5. for this they w. at e ignorant of 
 
 WILLOWS. 
 
 Lev. 23. 40. ye shall takezr. of the brook and rejoice 
 Job 10. 22. the Zi.'. of the brook compass him about 
 Psal. 1 . 37 . 2. we hanged our harps upon the w. 
 
 Isa. 15. 7 . shal I carry their riches to the brook of w. 
 
 44.4. they shall spring up as w. by the water-courses 
 
 W1 LLOW tree. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 5. by great waters, and he set it as a w. t. 
 W 1 LL-worshtp. 
 
 Col. 2. 23. have a shew of wisdom in w worship 
 W 1 LT. 
 
 Jwlg. 1.14. Caleb said to her, what zv thou ? Estk, 
 5. 3. Mat. 20. 21. Mark 10. 51. Luke 18. 41.. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 11. it thou w. look on tliine handmaid 
 P.ml. 0.). 10. Zi). not thou, O God ? 108. 11. 
 
 85. 5. zc. thou be, angry with us for ever ? 
 
 6. Zi). thou not revive us again to rejoice in thee ? 
 Prov. 5. 20. why zv. thou, my son, be ravished ? 
 Jer. 3. 4. w. thou not fiom this time cry unto me.’’ 
 
 1.3. 27 . O Jerusalem, w. thou not be made clean ? 
 Ezek. 20. 4. w. thou judge them, son of man ' 22. 2. 
 
 24. 19 . w. thou not tell us what these things are 
 
 28. 9 . Zi'.thou yet .say before him that slayeth thee ? 
 Mat.Q. 2. a leper worshipped, saying, Ld. if thou w. 
 thoucanst make me clean, Mark 1. 40. l.uke 5.12. 
 1.3.28. w. thou then that we go and gather them up? 
 15. 28. O woman, be it unto thee even as thou zt). 
 
 17 . 4 . if thou Zi). let us make three tabernacles 
 
 26. 17 . the disciples said, where zv. thou that we 
 prepare the passover? Mark 14. 12. Luke 22. 
 
 39 . not as 1 w ill, but as thou w. Mark 14. .36. 
 Mark. 6. 22. kingsaid, ask ofme whatsoever thou w.. 
 Luke 9.54. Zi). thou that we command fire to come? 
 Joint 5. 6. .lesus said, w. thou be made whole ? 
 
 Acts 1. 6. Zi). thou at this time restore the kingdom ? 
 WIMPLES. 
 
 Isa. 3. 22. the Lord will take away mantles and w.. 
 WIN. 
 
 2 Chron. .32.1. he thought to zv. them for himself 
 Phil. 3. 8. count them dung that I may w. Christ 
 
 WlNNEriJ. 
 
 Prov. 11. 30. and he thatzi). souls is wise __ 
 
 WIND. 
 
 The Hebrews acknowledged foztr principal winds, ay 
 we do, Ezek. 42. 16, 17, 18. He measured the- 
 east side, in Hebrew, the east wind, &:c. The 
 east w ind is called in Hehrezv, Kadim ; the north 
 wind, Tzaphon ; the south wind, Darom ; and the 
 west wind, or from the Mediterraztean sea, Bouach- 
 Hajam. Solomozt says, itt Prov. 25. 23. That the- 
 north wind disperses the clouds and the rain; 
 but other interpreters traztslate it. It produces 
 rain. The wind Euroclydon, see EUROCLY- 
 DON. 
 
 The pozcerful operations and motiortsof God's Spirit,, 
 quickening or reviving the heart toivard God, are 
 compared to the blowing of the wind. Joint 3. 8. 
 For as it is zvith the wind, man perceives, by the 
 e.ifects of it, that there is such a thing, and that it 
 does blow, yet his pozeer cannot restrain it, neither 
 can his reason reach to know whence it rises, or 
 from hozv far it comes, or hozv far it reaches ; so is 
 the spiritual change wrought in the soul; freely, 
 zvhere, ht zvhom, -when, and in what measure the 
 Spirit pleases ; mid also po-werfully, so as to make 
 an evident sensible change, though the manner 
 thereof be incomprehensible. Elsezvhere the mo¬ 
 tions of the Spirit are set forth by wind, as in 
 Cant. 4. 16 . The judgments of God are compared 
 to wind, as in Isa. 27. 8. He stayeth his rough 
 wind in the day of his east wind'. He assuages 
 the fury of the storm, and mitigates the severity of 
 the judgment. 
 
 It is said in Isa. 26. 18. We have been with child, 
 we have, as it were, brought forth wind, that is., 
 “ We have been in expectation of help, and dc 
 liverance out of our troubles, but our hopes have 
 proved empty mid vnsucces.sjul, and zee have not 
 been able to do any thing towards our own deliver¬ 
 ance." So in Ilo.s. 12. 1. Ephraim feedeth on 
 wind; “ The ten tribes flatter themselves zvith vain, 
 deluding hopes of help from the Egyptians and 
 JLssyrians." In Mat. 7- -5. o//szo'/j cy tempta¬ 
 tions are thus described. The rain descended, the 
 floods came, the winds blew. And in .ler. 4. 11, 
 12. the coming in of an army swiftly and fiercely, 
 destrvyizig all before them, is expressed by a dry 
 wind, a full zvitid. 
 
 The apostle Paul compares vain and inconstant opi¬ 
 nions and doctrines to wind. Eph. 4. 14. Carried 
 about with every wind of doctrine. As the w ind 
 is a subtile body, so these doctrines are subtile, but 
 zvithout substance of truth. The wind is uncer¬ 
 tain, nozv blozvmg from one quarter, now from 
 another, nozv loud, and presently silent; so false 
 doctrines are uncertain, nozv making a great noise, 
 and suddenly vanishing. The wind likewise car- 
 rieth chaff, stubble, and such like things, along- 
 zvith it, but houses zvell founded, stand still; so the 
 doctrines of false teachers carry aside unstable 
 persons ; but he that is rooted in faith and humility, 
 know ing his misery by sin, and the grace of God in 
 Christ, will not be moved zvith them. 
 
 Gen. 3. t 8. walking in garden in the zv. of the day 
 8. 1. God made a zc. to pass oyer the earth 
 Exod. 15. 10. tl’iOu didst blow w ith thy zc. 
 
 Num. 11. .31. the w. brought quails from the sea 
 2 Sam. 22. 11. he rode upon a cherub, he was seen 
 upon the wings of the zv. Psal. Hi. 1(i. | 104. 3. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 45. the heaven was black with zi'. 
 
 19. li. Lord passed by, a great and strong zv. rent 
 the mountains, but the Lord was not in the zv. 
 
 2 Kings 3. 17- ye shall not see zv. nor shall see rain 
 Job 1. 19 . there came a zv. from the wilderness 
 
 6. 26. to reprove speeches whi, h are as». 
 
 7 . 7 - 21 remember that my life iszi-. 
 
 8. 2. the words of thy mouth be like a strong w, 
 
 21. 18. they are as stubble before the zv. 
 
 30. 15. ten ors pursue my soul as the w. 
 
 22. thou lifiestme up to the zv. 
 
 37 . 21. men see not liiiht in the clouds, hut the zx>, 
 passeth and cleanseth them, I'sal. 103. 1^ 
 
 5sr 
 
WIN 
 
 WIN 
 
 WIN 
 
 Psal. 1. 4. like cliafT which the w. drives away 
 78. .VJ. w. (hat passeth away and comes not a^'ain 
 i.S5. 7. he briiif-’eth the w. out ot’liis treasuries 
 147 . 18. lie c.auselh his a', to blow, and waters flow 
 Prov. 11. Cy. troubleth his house, he shall inherit tii. 
 
 25. 14. is like clouds and u’. without rain 
 
 2.3. the nortli w. driveth away rain 
 27 . 16. whoso hided) her, hideth the ai. 
 
 .30. 4. wdio hath {rathei ed the ai. in his fists 
 
 Eccl. 1. 6. u). ffoeth toward the south, and turned) 
 about to (he north, and the w. returned) ayain 
 
 5. 16. what pi'otit hath he that laboured toi' the w, 
 11.4. he that observeth the ai. shall not sow 
 Cant. 4. IG. awake, O north-ai. erme, thou south 
 Isa. 7 . 2. as ti ees are moved witii the w. 
 
 11. 15. with his zi). shake his hand over the river 
 
 26. 18. we have as it were bi'ouf'ht lord) ai. 
 
 27 . 8. he stayed) his lough w. in day ot' his east ai. 
 .32. 2. a man shall be as a hiding place tiom the Zi>. 
 41. 16 . die w. shall carry them away, .57. 13. 
 
 29 . their molten ii))ages are zzi. and contusion 
 64. 6. oui'iniciuities, like ai. have taken us away 
 Jer. 4. 12. a, lull zzi. from those places shall come 
 5. 1.3. (irophets shall become w. word not in them 
 10. 1.3. brings the w. out of his treasuries, 51. 16. 
 22. 22. the 7V. shall eat up all thy pastures 
 Ezek. 5. 2. a third part thou shalt scatter in the w. 
 
 12. 14. 1 will scatter toward every w. all about him 
 37 . 9. p)'ophesy to the w. son of man, say to the w. 
 
 Dan. 2. 35. and the zc. carried them away 
 llo.<t. 4 . 19 . the zzi. hath bound her up in her wings 
 8. 7 . they have sown zo. and shall reap whir lwind 
 12. 1. Ephraim feedeth on zo. he follows east ro. 
 Aznnr 4. 13. for lo, he that createth the zo. 
 
 Jtmah 1. 4. I.ord sent out a great zo. into the sea 
 Mic. 2. + 11. if a nran walk with the zo. and lie 
 Zech. 5. 9 . and the zo. was in their wings 
 fvlat. 11 . 7 . a reed shake)) with the zo. Lzike 7- 24. 
 
 14. 24. zo. was contj'ary, Mark 6.'48. Acts 2?. 4. 
 .32. the zo. ceased, Mark 4. .39.1 6. 51. 
 
 Jotm .3. 8. the zo. bloweth whoe it listed) 
 
 Arts 2. 2. a sounrl froiT) heaven, as of a mighty w. 
 Eph. 4. 14. carried about with every' zo. of ductrine 
 .lam. 1.6. like a wave driven with the zo. and tossed 
 Rez>. 6. 13. when she is shaken of a mighty zo. 
 
 7 . 1 . that the zo. should not blow' on the earth 
 
 WIIs'D.S. 
 
 Job 28. 25. to make the weight for the zo. 
 
 F.zek. .37. 9. come fron) the four zo. O breath 
 Mat. 7 . 25. the zo. blew', and beat on that house, 27- 
 
 8. 26 . he arose and r ebuked the zo. Lake 8. 24. 
 
 27 . w liat manner of rrrat) is this that ever) the zo. 
 
 and sea obey him ' Mark 4. 41. l.ake 8. 25. 
 Jam. .3. 4. ships, tho’ great, ar e dr iven of fierce zo. 
 Jude 12. they are clouds carried about of re. 
 
 See East, Foiik, Scatter, Stormy. 
 WINDY. 
 
 Psal. 55. 8. I would hasten from the zo. storm 
 WINDOW. 
 
 Cen. 6. 16. a zo. shalt thou make to the ark 
 8. 6. Noah oirened the zo. of the ark w'liich he made 
 26. 8. the king of Oerar looked out at a zo. 
 
 Ju.ili. 2. 15. Rahah let the spies down through a zo. 
 
 21. she boutrd the scarlet litre in (he zo. 
 
 Judg. 5. 28. Sisera’s nrother htoked out at a zo. 
 
 2 Sazn. 6 . 16. IMichal looked through a zo. saw David 
 2 Kizigsy. 30. .lezebel painted, and looked out at azc. 
 
 1.3. 17 . atrd he said, open the zo. eastward 
 Prov. 7 - 6 . at the zc.of ttty house 1 looked through 
 ActsQJd. 9 . there sat in a zo. a certain young man 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 3.3. thro’ a w. was I let down in a basket 
 WINDOWS. 
 
 Gen. 7 . 11. and the zo. of heaven w'ere opened ' 
 
 8. 2. and the zo. of heaven w ei'e stopped 
 2 Kings 7. 2. if the Lord make zo. in heaven, 19. 
 Eccl. 12. .3. those that look out of (he zo. be darkened 
 Cant. 2. 9 . my beloved looked forth at the zo. 
 
 Isa. 24. 18. for the zo. from otr high are open 
 54. 12. 1 w'ill make thy zo. of agates 
 60 . 8 . who ar e these that flee as the doves to their a’. 
 .Ter. 9 . 21. for death is come up into our vi. 
 
 22. 14. woe to liim that cutteth hit)) out at. 
 
 Drzn. 6. Ut. his zo. being open in his chamber 
 Joel 2. 9 . they shall enter in at the zc. like a thief 
 Zeph. 2. 14. their voice shall sing in the zo. 
 
 Mai. .3. 10. if 1 will not open you the zo. of heaven 
 WIxNE. 
 
 Sez'eral of the ancients were of opinion, that wine tons 
 ziot izi zise before the deluge, and that Noah zoas the 
 first who z(sed this liquor. If wine, say they, had 
 heezi knozozi before the flood, Abel zoozitd not have 
 failed to brizzg an offering of it to the i.ord, and 
 Noah zoould have beeziupozi his gzzard, .so as nut to 
 haz e drank of it to excess. Bzii, ozi the other hand, 
 it is maintained by others, that it is zzmeh znore 
 probable that the .first mezz, were ziot ignorant of 
 the, zise of wine, zoliich is a liqzwr so generally use¬ 
 ful and agreeable, that it cozild scaicely be zin- 
 kzzown even to xldam hiznself. Azid as to _Noah, 
 they say, that though he l.zzezo the intoxicatzzzg 
 quality of w ine, yet he zziight be deceived izi the 
 strength of it, and think, that the qziantlty he 
 drank of it was nut capable of caztsing the drzmken- 
 zie.ss in him that he afterwards found it did. 
 
 Miere zeere many excellezit vineyards izi Palestine; 
 and to shezo how great a number there should he 
 of these in the single inheritance of the tribe of 
 .fudah. the patriarch Jacob says of his son .Judah, 
 lie w ashed his garments in nine, and his (dothes 
 in the blood of grapes, Gen. 49. 11. The use 
 of w ine was forbidden to the priests during all 
 the time they were in the tabernacle, and em¬ 
 ployed in the service of the altar. Lev. 10. 9. 
 Drunkenness is so odious a sin in itselj, espe- 
 cic.lly in a minister, and most of all in the time 
 of his administration of sacred things, that the 
 use of wine was strictly forbidden ozi those occa¬ 
 sions. This liquor zoas also forbidden to the 
 Nazarites, Nnm. 6. .3. 
 
 In Gen. 27 . 28, .37. Corn and wine denote all 
 sorts of temporal good things, which were more 
 frequently promised and bestowed under the Old 
 
 558 
 
 Testament, but were types of spiritual blessings. 
 In the style of the sacred penmen, the wine, or 
 the cup, often represents the anger of God. Esal. 
 GO. .3. I'hou hast made us to drink the wine of 
 astonishment. And in Jer. 25. 15. lake the 
 wizie cup of th.s fury at nry hand, arrd cause all 
 the nations to whon) 1 setrd thee todrittk it. They 
 were used to administer w ine, by way of medicine, 
 to such as were in trouble and sorrow. Prov. ;ii, 
 
 6. Give strong drink to him that is ready to 
 perish, and wine to those (hat be of heavy heai^ts. 
 The Habbiiis say, that they used to give wine 
 and strong liquors to those that were condemned 
 to die, at their execution, to stupify them, and 
 takeoff some part of the fear and .unse of their 
 jjatns. 'There weic certain charitable women at 
 Jerusalem, as they tell us, who u.sed to mix cer 
 tain drugs zeith w ine, to make it stronger, and 
 more capable of extinguishing the sense of pain. 
 Some think it was such a kind of mixture that 
 was o.ifered to our Saviour to drink, bejore he was 
 fastened to the cross, Mark 15.2.3. And they gave 
 him to dunk wine mingled with myiTh, but he 
 received tt not. 
 
 Ihezi'tne of llelbon. Ezekiel speaks of this wine 
 that was sold at the fairs of 'Tyre, I'zek. 27. 18. 
 ,'Z'ome say that this wine was -well knozvn to the 
 ancients ; they called it Chalibonium vinuu). It 
 was made at Damascus, and the Persians had 
 planted vineyards there, ozi purpose, as Posidonius 
 affirms. Others make it a common name, ozi 
 or fat wine ; for llelbon comes from a word that 
 signifies fat. 
 
 Tile wine of Lebanon. Ilosea .speaks of this wine, 
 Hos. 14. 7- I he scent thereof shall be as the 
 wine of I.ebanon. The wines of those sides of 
 mimnt Lebanon that had a good exposition to the 
 suit, were heretofore much esteemed. But some 
 think, that the Hebrew text, wine of Lebanon, 
 may signify a sweet-scented wine ; wine izi which 
 perfumes are mixed, or other drugs, to make it 
 more palatable, and of a better fiavour. Odorife¬ 
 rous wines were not unknown to the Hebrews. 
 In Cant. 8. 2. mention is made of a medicated 
 wine, s|)iced wirre, w ine mixed icith perjuizies. 
 'The wines of Palestine being heady, they used to 
 qualify them zvith water, that they might he drunk 
 without any inconvenience. P)‘ov. 9 . 2, 5. Sl)e 
 hath mingled her wine; Come, drink of the wine 
 wliicli I have mingled. 
 
 'The wicked eat the bread of wickedness, and drink 
 the zi'ine of violence, Prov. 4. 17- that is, “ they 
 are mamtaizied zvith ill gotten goods, or they abuse 
 the good things that God gives them ; they offend 
 him by the had use they make of the necessaries of 
 life.'’' In Atnos 2. 8. it is said. They (i) ink the 
 wineiot' the condemned in the house of their god ; 
 “ 'Jhey drink the wine, they make themselves 
 merry at the expense of those they have unjustly 
 cozidcznned." 'The Heptnagint say, “ 'I'hey drink 
 wine earned by their slanders." 'The Chaldee, the 
 wine of raitine. In Mat. 9. 14, 17 . onr Ijord 
 Jesus Christ tells the di.sciplcs of John the Baptist, 
 who inquired the reason why they and the Phari¬ 
 sees did fast often, hut his disciples did not fast, 
 that men do not put new zeine into old bottles ; 
 else tile bottles break, and the wine runneth out, 
 and the bottles perish. Our Haviour hereby tells 
 v.s, that It was not Jit for him to impose upon bis 
 di.sci-ples, who were as yet hut weak in grace and 
 spiritual strength, the severe exeici.se of fiequent 
 and extraordinary fasting, lest they should he dis¬ 
 couraged thereby, and so fall off'; or lest it should 
 pnoduce hatred and contempt instead of obedience ; 
 Ent, adds he, the.)' put newzc/we into new bottles, 
 and both are preserved : “ My disciples must he 
 fitted Izy degrees, and strengthened for .such eiei'- 
 cises, and then they wJlperform them I'eadily and 
 acceptably." Wine is put for gospel provisions, 
 Isa. 25. 6. Eor consolativns, Prov. 31. 6. xind 
 for the blood of Christ, Mark 14. 25. 
 
 Gen. 9. 24. Noah awoke fiom his w. and knew' 
 
 14. 18. Melchisedek hrotight forth bread and w. 
 
 49. 11. he washed his garments in at. and clothes in 
 
 12. his eyes wei e red w ith zv. his teeth white 
 Eiod. 29 . 4t'. W'ill) the foui th ptirt of an hin of w. 
 
 for a lirink oflering. Lev. 2.3. 1.3. hum. 15. 5. 
 Nnm. 5. .3. he shall sepitrale himself trom a’. 
 
 15. 10. for a drink-oftering half an hin of zo. 28. 14. 
 
 28. 7- shalt cause the strt ng zo. to be poured out 
 Deut. .32. 3.3. their w. is the poison of dragons 
 Judg. 9. 1.3. leave zo. wdiicl) cheereth God and )nan 
 
 19 .19. the) e is also bread and w. fo)' n)e and haixlm. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 14. Lli said, put away thy w. from thee 
 25. . 37 . when the w. was gone out of Nahal 
 
 2 Aazn. 6. 19. to eve)'y one a cake of hreail, a good 
 
 piece of flesh, and a flagon of zo. 1 ( /iron. i6. 3. 
 1.3.28. when Ai))no))’s heai t is merry with w. 
 
 16. 2. the w. that such as he faint may drink 
 Neh. 2. 1. w. was before Idm, 1 took up the w. 
 
 5. 15. the other governors had taken bread and zc. 
 18. and once in ten days stoi e of al 1 sorts of zo. 
 
 13. 15. ladingasses with w. and grapes and figs 
 Esth. 1. 7 . they gave then) )'oyal zo. m abundance 
 1(1. the heart of the king was n)erry with zo. 
 
 5. 6. kiiig stud to E’.sther at tiie banquet of w. 7- ~, 
 
 7 . 7 . the king arising from the banquet of z;'. 
 
 Job 1. 1.3. drinking zzt. in eldest In other's house, 18. 
 .32. 19. belxdd, my belly is as zc. that hath no vent 
 Psal. 75 . 8. the w. is )'ed, it is full of mixture 
 78. 65. i))ighty n)an that shouteth by reaso)) of w. 
 104. 15. zo. (hat maketh glad tl)e heart of man 
 Prov. 9.2. killeth her beasts, she hath n)ingled her w. 
 20. 1. zi'. is a n)ocker, st)ong drink is raging 
 23. 30. w ho hath woe ? w ho hath sori ow ' they that 
 tarry long at the zc. they that go t() seek mixt zc. 
 31. look not thou on the zo. when it is red 
 ,31. 0. give zc. to those tl)at be of l)eavy hearts 
 Eccl. 2. 3.1 sought in my heart to give niyselt tore. 
 10. 19- zc. n)aketh merry, bnt ntoney answereth 
 Cant. 1. 2. for thy love is better than zc. 4. 10. 
 
 5. 1.1 have drunk my zc. with my milk, eat 
 
 Cant. 7 . 9. and the loof of thy moiith like the best zo, 
 Isa. 1.22. tliy silver dross, thy zc. mixt with water 
 5. 11. that continue till ni:<ht till zc. inflame them 
 
 12. pijte and zo. are in tl)eir feasts, but regard not 
 22. 13. eating flesh a)id drinking zc. let us eat 
 
 21. 11. there is a oying for zc. in the sOeels 
 
 27 .2. a vineyai'd of red zc. || 55.1. 1 'onie, buy zc. 
 
 ^8. 1. valleys of them (hat are overcome, with zc. 
 ’'7. they liave also erred thro’ w. and thro’ strong 
 
 drink out of the w ay, (hey are swallowed up of zc. 
 29 . 9. they are drunken, but not w ith zc. 51. 21. 
 
 56. 12. come ye, say tliey, 1 will letch zc. 
 
 Jer.Q'b. 9. like a n)ai) w'hoin zc. hath oveicomc 
 25. 15. take the a. cup of this tury at my hand 
 35.5. [lots full of zc. ii 40. 12. Jews gathered zc. 
 
 48. 33. I have cause>l zc. to fail li on) w'me-presses 
 51. 7 . nations have drunken of her to. are mad 
 l-.zek.‘Ti. 18. Dainascub traded in zc. of llelbon 
 Dan. 1.5. the king gave of the zc. which he drank 
 
 8. but purposed )x)l to defile himself with theze 
 5. I. Eelsbazzar drank zc. before the thousand, 4. 
 
 2. whiles lie tasted zc. 11 23. concul>ines drunk w 
 
 10.3. neitliei' came zc. nor flesh in my mouth 
 Hos. 2. 9. take away niy zc. in (lie season thereof 
 
 3. 1. who look (o other gods and love flagons of zc. 
 11. 7- the scent shall be as the w. of I^hanoij 
 Joel 1.5. weep and howl, all ye drinkers of zc. . 
 Mic.‘l. 11. saying, 1 will prophesy to thee of zc. 
 Hah. 2. 5. yea also, because he transgressed) by zo 
 '/-ech. 9 . 15. drink and make a noise, as though zc. 
 10. 7 . their heart shall rejoice, as through zc. 
 I,uke7- 33. for .lohn came, neither d)inking zc. 
 John 2. 3. and when they w anted w. the mother ot 
 .lesus said) unto him, they have nozc. 
 
 9. had (aste'l the water that was maiie zo. 4. 46. 
 
 10. every man at the beginning dodi set forth good 
 
 zc. but thou liast kept good zc. till now 
 Eph. 5. 18. he not drunk with zc. whei ein is excess 
 1 'I'zm. 3. 3. not given to zc. 8. 'Tit, 1.7. 1 2. 3. 
 
 5. 23. use a little zc. for thy stomach’s sake 
 1 Pet. 4. 3. when we walked in excess of zc. 
 
 Rev. 16 . 19 . give her the cup of the zz'. of wrath 
 17 . 2. (Irunk with zc. of her fornication, 18. 3. 
 AeehorrLB, CoR.v, Dri.nk, New,Offerings, 
 Oil,, Sweet. 
 
 WIN K-HIBHER, S. 
 
 Prov. 2,3. 20. be not with zo.-hihbers. eaters of flesh 
 Mat. 11.19. behold a man a w.-bibber, Luke 7 . 34. 
 
 W1 N V.-bottles. 
 
 Josh. 0. 4. Gibeonites took zo.-bottles old and rent 
 
 13. these bottles of zc. which we filled w'ere new 
 
 W1 N E-cellars. 
 
 1 Chrozi. 27 . 27 . over the w.-cellars was Zabdi 
 
 WlM.-yaZ. 
 
 Tsa. 63.2. like him that treadeth in ihe w.-fat 
 Mark 12.1. he digged a place for the w.-Jat 
 W 1 N V.-press. 
 
 Num. 18. 27 . as the fulness of the w.-press, 30. 
 Deut. 15. 14. shalt furnish him out of thy w.-press 
 Judg.5. 11. Gideon thieshed wheat by Zhow.-press 
 7 . 25. Zeeb tliey slew at the w.-press of Zeeb 
 
 2 A'z>/( 7 ,v 6 . 2ir. shall I help thee out of the zc.-prew.'’ 
 Isa. 5. 2. a vineyard, he also made a w.-press therein 
 
 63.3. 1 trodden die zc.-jorc.Malone, none w ith me 
 Lam. 1.15. ti'odden daugliter of Judah as in 'Aze.-p. 
 Hos. 9.2. the floor and w.-press shall not feed them 
 Mat. 21. .33. diggeti a w.-pre.s's in it, and let it out 
 Rev. 14. 19 . the angel cast it iiitc (he gi eat w. press 
 
 20. the w.-p. was ti'oilden without the city, blood 
 came out of the w.-pre.ss to the horse-bridle* 
 19 .15. he treadetl) w.-press of the w rath of God 
 W 1 N V.-presses. 
 
 Neh. 13. 15. T saw' some treading w.-p. on sabbath 
 JohU. 11. tread their zr.-pres.-es and sufl'er thirst 
 Jer. 48. 33. caused w ine to fail from the w.-presses 
 Zech. 14.10. inhabited upon the king's w.-presses 
 W 1 N LS. 
 
 Isa. 25.6. make a feast of zc. on the lees well refined 
 WING. 
 
 By the name wing, the Hebrews understand net 
 only the wings if birds, but also divers things 
 zobich have some kind of resemblance to wings, 
 as, (1) The lappet or skirt of a garment, Ruth 3. 
 9 . .Spread thy skirt over thine handmaid, in 
 Hebrew, thy wing. And in Jer. 2. .‘El. In thy 
 skirls, Dell, wings, is found the blood of the soul* 
 of the pool' innocents. (2) 'The w ings oj' an army. 
 Isaiah speaking of the army of the king of Hs- 
 si/ria, that was coming into the land of Judah, 
 •says, 1 he stret hing out of his wings shall fill 
 the hreaciti) of thy laixl, O Immanuel, Isa. 8. 8. 
 hee also .)er. 48. 40. (3) Wing is put for the et- 
 tremity or utmost part of a country, .loh .38. 13. 
 Ihat it might take ho'ld of the ends of the 
 earth, in Heh. die zvings of the eailh. So in 
 Isa. 24. 16. Eiom the uttermost part of the 
 earth have we lieard songs: the Hebrew saps, 
 from the wing of the earth. (4) It is put J r 
 the sails rf a ship, Isa. 18. 1. Woe to the land 
 shadow ing vvith zeings : meaning Egypt, which 
 ahmnded with ships; whose .sails are like w ings, 
 that shadow the sea. (5) 'I'he name of w iui;S is 
 given to the sun-lzcabi.s. IMal. 4. 2. i he sun of 
 ngliteousness shall arise with healing in his 
 zvings; This being applied to Christ, denotes that 
 he should appiear in the fi,.sh, and by hi.s doctrine, 
 merit, and /Spirit, should bring a remedy for all 
 spiritual sickne.v^es and diseases. /Some have ob¬ 
 served, that by the word wings, may bt tnsiunated 
 the healing virtue that -.vent forth from C/tri.f 
 to such as by faith did but touch the hem of his 
 aarment, IMat. 9. 20, 2J, 22. (6) Wing is pzut 
 fur the battlement of an hou.se. Mat. 4. 5. 1 he 
 <ievil set our .Saviour on a pinnacle or wing 
 of the temple. (7) Wings, in a figurative and 
 tnetaphorical sense, are put for protection or 
 dejence. God says in Exod. 19. 4. that he 
 bare bis people on the zcings of eagles; that 
 ts, “ that he had brought them safely cut of 
 Egypt, as an eagle carries its young ones under 
 its zcings." David begs of God to bide him un 
 der his wings, to protect and defend him, as <1 
 
WIS 
 
 WIS 
 
 hen doth her chickens under her wings, Vsal. 17. 
 
 8. And in Psal. ^6. 7- he says that the chihlren 
 of men put their trust under the shadow of his 
 
 u'infis. , ■ , r X • X I 
 
 Gen. * 14. every bird of every a;, went into ark 
 
 1 A tnys 6. 24. five cubits was one w. of the cherub, 
 
 five cubits the other le. 27. 2 Chron. 3. IJ, 12. 
 Psal. 148.110. birds of tv. praise the Lord 
 Isa. 10. 14. and there was none fliat moved the w. 
 
 24. + 16. from the tv. of the eartli we heard songs 
 Es'ek. 17.23. under it shall dwell fowl of every tv. 
 39 . 117 . speak to the fow 1 of every tv. 
 
 WIN (IS. [ai. 
 
 Eiod. 19. 4. ye have seen how I bare you on eagles’ 
 £5. 20. cherubims stretch forth their tv. covering 
 the mercy-seat with their tv. 37. 9. I Kings 
 B 7 
 
 Lev. r. 17 . he shall cleave it with the tv. thereof 
 Devt. 22. + 12. make fringes upon the four tv. 
 
 32.11. as an eagle spreadeth abroad her tv. taketh 
 '‘her young, bearelh them on her tv. 
 Ruth 2.12. under whose w. thou art come to trust 
 
 2 Ham. 22. 11. he was seen upon the tv. of the wind 
 Job . 37 . + 3. his lightning to the tv. of the earth 
 
 .38. t 13. it might take hold of the w. of the earth 
 
 39 . 1.3. gavest thou the goodly tv. to the peacock ? 
 
 or tv. and feathers to the ostrich ? 
 Psal. 17. 8. hide me under the shadow of thy tv. 
 
 18.10. he did Hy on the tv. of the wind, 104. 3. 
 
 36. 7 . therefore men put their trust under the sha¬ 
 dow of thy tv. ffi. 1. 1 61 . 4. 1 91. 4. 
 55. 6.1 said, O that I had tv. like a dove 
 53 . 7 . in the shadow of thj'tt;. will 1 rejoice 
 68. 1.3. yet shall ye be as the tv. of a dove 
 139, 9 . if I take the tv. of the morning, and dwell 
 Prov. 23. 5. riches make themselves tv. they fly 
 Led. 10. 20. that which hatli tz;. shall tell matter 
 Isa. 6. 2. stood the Seraphims, eachmne had six tv. 
 
 8.8. the stretching out of his tv. shall fill thy land 
 
 11.+12. gather.ludah from the a’, of the earth 
 18. 1. woe to the land shadowing with tv. 
 
 40. 31, they shall mount up within, as eagles 
 
 Jer. 48.9. give tv. to Moab, it may fly and getaway 
 40. behold, he shall spread his zz;. over Moab 
 49.22. behold, he shall spread hiszz;. over Bozrah 
 Lzek. 1. 6. every one had four faces and foni tv. 
 
 9. their to. were joined || 10. 12. tv. full of eyes 
 
 • 24. 1 heard the noise of their tv. 3. 13. 1 10. 5. 
 
 when they stood, they let down their iz>. 25. 
 
 17 . 3 . a great eagle with great tv. long-winged 
 
 7 . there was also another great eagle with great 
 Dan. 7 . 4 . the first was like a lion, and had eagles’ 
 tv. T behehi till the tv. thereof were plucked 
 
 6. anotlier having on the back four tv. of a fowl 
 Hos. 4. 19 . the wind hath bound her up in her 
 .Zech. 5. 9 . two women, and the wind was in their tv. 
 3Jal. 4.2. sun of right, arise with liealing in his tv. 
 Mat. 23. .37. how- often wouUl 1 have gathered as a 
 hen gath. her chickens under her tv. Luke 1.3. 34. 
 Lev. 9. 9. the sound of their tv. as of many horses 
 12.14. to the woman were given two tv. of an eagle 
 WINGED. 
 
 Ge«. 1.21. God created every rr. fowl after his kind 
 Dent. 4. 17 . and make the likeness of anv to. fowl 
 Lzek. 17 . .3. great eagle with great wings, long-rz;. of 
 divers colours, full of feathers, came to Lebanon 
 WINK. 
 
 .Tab 15. 12. and what do thine eyes tv. at ? 
 
 Psal. 35. 19. neither let them to. with the eye 
 WINKED. 
 
 Acts 17 . 30. and times of this ignorance God tv. at 
 
 winketh, 
 
 Prov. 6. 13. a wicked man tv. with his eyes 
 
 10. 10. he that tv. with the eye, causeth sorrow 
 
 WINNOWED. 
 
 Isa. 30. 24.'which hath been zr.with the shovel 
 WlNNOWE.sr. 
 
 Psal. 1.39. + 2. thou tv. my i)ath and lying down 
 WINNOW E l H. 
 
 Ruth 3. 2. behold, Boaz tv. barley to-night in floor 
 W IN I EK. 
 
 Gen. 8.22. summer and w. shall not cease 
 P.vzz/. 74 . 17 . thou hast made summer and ?z’. 
 
 Prov. 20. + 4. sluggard will not plow by reason of tv. 
 Cant.2. 11. for loathe tv. is fiast, the rain is over 
 Zech. 14. 8. in summer and in tv. shall it be 
 Mat.2i. 20. praj’ ye that your flight be not in the 
 tv. nor on the sabhath-day, Mark 13.18. 
 Johti 10. 22. the feast of dedication was in tv. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 21.dotliy diligence to come before tv. 
 
 W' IN r E K -house. 
 
 Jer. 36. 22. now the king sat in the u'.-house 
 Amos 3,15.1 will smite tv.-house with summer-house 
 WIN J ER, Ferb. 
 
 Isa. 18. 6. the beasts of the earth shall tv. on them 
 Acts 27 . 12. because the haven was not commodious 
 to tv. in, the more part advised to tv. at Phenice 
 ,1 Cor. 16 . 6. it may be I will abide and to. with you 
 Tit. 3.12. for 1 have determined there to tv. 
 
 WIN I'ERED. 
 
 Acts 28.11. in a ship which had rz,’. in the isle 
 WIPE. 
 
 2 Kings 21.13. I will tv. .Jerusalem as a dish 
 JVe/z, 13. 14. tv. not out my good deeds I have done 
 Isa. 25. 8. he will swallow up death in victory, 
 Lord will to. away tears from all faces, Rev. 
 7.17.121.4. 
 
 Luke 7 . .‘18. a woman did to. them with hairs of her 
 head, and kissed his feet, 44. Ju/m 11.2. I 12. 3. 
 Johti 13. 5. he began to uk them with the tow el 
 “ W’lPED. 
 
 Prov. 6. 33. his reproach shall not be tv. away 
 WIPETII. 
 
 2 Kings2\. 13. as a man to. a dish, turning it 
 Proa. 30.20. she eateth, to. her mouth, and saith 
 W'lPlNG. 
 
 2 Kings21. 13. tv. it, and turning it upside down 
 W I R ES. 
 
 Exod. 39 . 3. they cut gold plates into tv. to work it 
 WISDOM, 
 
 2n Greek, aoina' in Hebretv, Chachemah. It is 
 pnt, I. i<b* that prudence and discretion, which 
 
 WIS 
 
 enables men to perceive what is fit to be done, 
 according to the circumstances of time, place, per¬ 
 sons, manners, and end of doing, Eccl. 2. 1.3, 14. 
 
 I saw that wisdom excefleth folly, for the wise 
 man’s eyes are in his head. “ The wise man has 
 the use of his eyes and reason, he .sees his way, 
 and orders all his affairs with discretion ; he 
 foresees, and so avoid , many dangers and mis¬ 
 chiefs." Knowledge directs a man what i.s to be 
 done, and what ts not to be done; but wisdom 
 directs him how to do things duly, conveniently, 
 and fitly. It was this .wrt of wisdom that Solo¬ 
 mon entreated of God icith so much earnestness, 
 and which God granted him with great liberality, 
 
 1 Kings .3. 9, 12, 28, . 
 
 II. Wisdom is taken for quickness of invention, 
 and dexterity in the exeiution of several works, 
 which require not so much strength oj body, as in¬ 
 dustry and labour of the mind. W isdbm is the 
 gift of God, who told Moses, that he had filled 
 with wisdom, and understanding, and know- 
 ledae, Bezaleel and Aholiab, to invent and per¬ 
 form several sorts of work for completing the ta¬ 
 bernacle, ExocL .31. 2. 3. 
 
 III. W isdom is used for craft, cunning, and strata¬ 
 gem, and that whether good or evil. Exod. 1. 10. 
 Come on, said I'haraoh, let us deal wisely with 
 the Israelites: " Let vs fall upon.some stratagem, 
 whereby we may exhaust both their wealth and 
 their strength." It is observed of Jonadab, the 
 friend of Amnon, and nephew of David, that he 
 was veiy wise, that is, very subtle and crafty, 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3. .3. And in .lob 5. 13. it is said, that 
 Goil taketh the wise in their own craftiness. 
 
 IV. Wisdom is taken f<r dm trine, learning, and 
 expel ience. .lob 12. 12. With the ancient is zzf.s- 
 dom. And in Acts7. 22. it is said of Moses, that 
 he was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians ; 
 
 “ He was instructed in the knowledge of those arts 
 and sciences, for which, in those times, the Egyp¬ 
 tians were famous," 
 
 V. It is taken for true piety, or the fear of God, 
 which is spiritual wisdom. Psal. 90.12. So teach 
 us to number oui’ days, that we may apply our 
 hearts unto wisdom ; “ That we may devote our¬ 
 selves to the .study and practice of true piety." 
 And in .Job 28. 28. Ihe fear of the Lord, that is 
 wisdom. 
 
 VI. Wisdom is put for Jesus Christ, the eternal, 
 essential Wisdom, the word, the Son of God. It 
 was by Wisdom that God established the heavens, 
 and founded the earth, Prov.,3. 19. It was this 
 Wisdom that the Lord possessed from everlasting, 
 from the beginning, or ever the earth \yas, Prov. 
 
 8. 22, 2.3. He was set up, he was anointed from 
 everlasting, before all worlds, to be the person hy 
 whom the Lather resolved to do all his works, fir.st 
 to create, and then to uphold, govern, and judge, 
 and afterwards to redeem and save the world ; all 
 which works are in Scripture ] articularly ascribed 
 to the Son of God. Solomon, in Prov. 8. dis¬ 
 courses largely and profoundly of this wis¬ 
 dom. 
 
 The Psalmist says, Psal. .37. -30. The mouth of 
 the righteous speaketh wisdom. When the di.s- 
 courses if other men are either wicked or vain, his 
 are pious and projitahle, they flow from, and are so 
 many evidences of, wisdom, and have a tendency 
 to make others spiritually wise. In .lob 28. 12. 
 having mentioned several hidden things which 
 man's wisdom has found out. Job asks this ques¬ 
 tion, But where shall wisdom he found t He means 
 that sublime and eminent wisdom, which consists 
 in the exact knowledge of all God's counsels and 
 ways, and of the several manners and reasons of his 
 governing the world, and dealing with good and 
 bad men; this is far above man's reach, and is 
 the prerogative of God alone. Job say.\ to his three 
 friends, chap. 12. 2. No doubt but ye are the peo¬ 
 ple, and zrz.vz/owz shall die witli you. This is an 
 ironical eipre>sion ; that is to say, “ You are ihe 
 only people for eminency of wisdom ; you have en¬ 
 grossed all the reason of mankind; and you think 
 that all the wisdom and kno-wledge of divine 
 things, which is in the world, lives in you, and will 
 die and be utterly lost when you die." 
 
 Wisdom is put for natural instinct and sagacity. 
 Job 39. 17 . The ostrich is hardened against her 
 young ones, because God hath deprived her of 
 wisdom : “ Because God hat knot implanted in her 
 that natural instinct, care, and affection, which 
 he hath put into other birds and beasts, towards 
 their young." Wisdom is likewise put for the 
 doctrine of the gospel. 1 C'or. 2. 6, 7- Ilovybeit 
 we speak wisdom among them that are perfect: 
 yet not the zzfiz/ewof this world, nor of the princes 
 of tills woiUl, that come to nought: that is, 
 "The subject-matter of my preaching is the most 
 wise contrivance and coun.'.el of God, concerning 
 the salvation of man by Christ crucified, and so it 
 will be owned to be, though not hy learned philo¬ 
 sophers, yet by humble, sincere Christians, and 
 such who have attained to some ripeness of under¬ 
 standing in the kno-wledge of the gospel; but this 
 is not the wisdom of tiie worhl, which teaches 
 how to manage our temporal affairs, only in order 
 to a comfortable hfe here ; neither is it the maxims 
 of sta'.e-pohcy, which state.\mtn count the only 
 wisdom, who yet by all their plots and policies 
 cannot secure themselves from ruin ; But we 
 speak \\\^wudom of (ioil in a mystery, even hid-, 
 den wisdom ; it is such as no creature could make 
 any discovery of, and was hidden formerly under 
 holy mysteries and Jewish types ; it was but 
 darkly spoken of by the vrophets, and altogether 
 unknown to the Gentiles." 
 
 Christ Je.sus is said to be made of Gozi unto us 
 wisdom, 1 Cor. 1. 30. “ He reveals the will 
 
 and knowledge of God to us, and makes us 
 wise unto salvation." In Mat. 11. 19. our Sa¬ 
 viour speaking of the had treatment that .John 
 the Baptist and himself met with from the Jews, 
 
 says. But Wisdom is justified of her children. 
 Aome take the meaning to be this I, who am the 
 wisdom of God, am justified by you, who truly 
 believe on me : you know I am no glutton, no wine- 
 bibber, no friend of publicans and stnneis." 
 Others thus, “ Religion, in all the branches and 
 duties thereof, enjoined by God, or the various 
 methods that God uses to reclaim sinners, is owned 
 and acknowledged to he full of wisdom, holiness, 
 and equity, and also vindicated from the cavils 
 and unjust imputations of all ungodly persons, hy 
 tho.se who have devt ted themselves to the study and 
 practice of religion." 
 
 St. .lames speaks of the wisdom that is from above, 
 which comes from God, and teaches us to he humble 
 and holy in all our conversation. Jam. .3. 17 . It 
 is known and expressed by .several properties ; it is 
 pure, it makes men careful to avoid any defilement 
 by .sin and error, and to adhere both to truth and 
 holiness. It is peaceable, it disposeth men to 
 peace, both as to the making and keeping it, 1^0 far as 
 is consistent with punty, and may he done without 
 sin. It is gentle, it disposes men to hear with the 
 infirmities of others, tojorgive injuries, to interpret 
 all things for the best, to recede from their own 
 right, for peace sake. It is easy to be entreated, 
 it makes men yield to persuasions of the word, to 
 good counsel, good reason. It is full of mercy, it 
 makes us piity others that are afflicted, or that 
 offend. It is full of good fruits, of beneficence, 
 liberality, and all other offices of humanity, which 
 pnoceedfrom mercy. It is without partiality, it 
 does not make a difference between person and per¬ 
 son, upon carnal accounts. It is also without 
 hypocrisy, or counterfeiting, as they do that judge 
 others, being guilty of the same things themselves ; 
 it is unfeigned and sincere. Wisdom 24'j/rzt for the 
 holy scriptures, Luke 11. 49. 
 
 E.rud. 31. 3. 1 have filled him with the Spirit of God 
 in w. and in understanding, 6. 1 .‘15. .31, 35. 
 35. 26. whose heart stiired them up in w. 36. 1, 2. 
 Dent. 4. 6. for this is your w. and understanding 
 2 Idarn. 14. 20. according to w. of an angel of God 
 20. 22. the woman went to all the people in hertz;. 
 1 Kings 3. 28. they saw that the w. of G. was in him 
 4. 29 . God gave Solomon w. 5. 12. 2 Ghron. 1.12. 
 30. Solomon’s w. excelled w. of Egypt, 34. | 7. 
 
 14. 1 10 . 4, 23, 24. 2 Chron. 9. .3, 22, 23. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 12. only Lord give thee w. and unzierst. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 10. give me w. ll 11. hut hast asked w. 
 Ezra 7 . 25. thou I zra, after the w. of thy God 
 Job 4. 21. they die, even without w. 
 
 12. 2. ye are the people, ?z;. shall die with you 
 
 13.5. hold your peace and it should be your jz;. 
 
 15. 8. and dost thou restrain w. to thyself f 
 
 26. 3. hast thou counselled him that hath no w.? 
 
 28. 12. but where shall w. be found I 
 
 20. whence cometh w. and where place of underst. 
 
 30. + 22. and thou dis.solvest my w. 
 
 32. 7- multitude of years should teach w. 
 
 13. lest ye should say, we have 1'ound out w. 
 
 33. 3.3. hearken to me and 1 shall teach thee w. 
 
 34. .35. .lob’s worzlswere without w. 
 
 .36. 5. behold, God is mighty in strength and w. 
 
 38. . 37 . who can number the clouds in w. t 
 . 39 . 17 . because God hath deprived her of w. 
 
 Psal. . 37 . .‘10. the mouth of the l ighteous speaks w. 
 51. 6. thou shalt make me to know w. 
 
 90 .12. that we may apply our hearts unto w. 
 104.24. in rz). liastthou mafieallthy works 
 105. 22. and teach his senators w. 
 
 1.36. 5. to him that by zz;. made the heavens 
 Prov. 1. 2. to know w. H 7 . fools despise w. and 
 
 instiuction 
 
 20 . 7 Z'. crieth, 8 . 1 . II 2 . 2 . incline thine ear to w. 
 
 2. 6, the IxOrd giveth w. 1| 3. 21. keep sound w. 
 
 7 . he layeth up sound w. for the liehteous 
 10. when w. entereth into thine heart 
 
 3. 13. happy is the man that tindt-fh w. and getteth 
 19. the Lord by -w. hath founded the earth 
 
 4. 5. get 70. 7 . H'o. 1. my son, attend to my 70 . 
 
 7 . 4. say to 7V. thou art my sister, and call underst. 
 
 8. 5. understand rz;. 1| 9. 1. w. builded her house 
 
 12. I 70. dwell with prudence, and find know ledge 
 
 14. counsel is nyine, and sound w. 1 am under¬ 
 
 standing 
 
 10. 23. but a man of understanding hatli rz;. 
 
 .31. the mouth of the just bringeth forth 70 . 
 
 12 . 8. a man is commended according to his rz;. 
 
 14.6. a scorner seekelh w. and findeth it not 
 
 8. the rz;. of the prudent is to understand his way 
 .33. w. resteth in heart of him that haih underst. 
 
 16. 16. Iiow much better is it to get rz;. than gold 
 
 17 . 16 . is there a price in hand of a fool to eet w. 
 
 18 . 1 . thro’ desire a man intermeddleth w ith all rz;. 
 
 19. 8. he that getteth w. loveth his own soul 
 
 21. 30. there is no w. against the Lord 
 
 2.3. 4. labour not to be ricli, cease from thy own w. 
 
 9. for a fool will despise the w. ot th> words 
 
 2.3. buy w. II 24. 3. thro’ rz’. is an house built 
 
 29. 3 . whoso loveth w. rejoiceth his lather 
 
 15. the rod and rejiroof giv e rz;. but a child left 
 .30. 3. I neither learned w. nor have 1 know ledge 
 
 31. 26. she openeih her mouth with w. 
 
 Eccl. 1.13. I gave my heart to sean h out by w. 
 
 16. 1 have gotten more rz’. than all before me 
 
 17 . I gave my heart to know w. and folly 
 
 18. for in much rz'. is much grief, he that increases 
 2. 3. yet acquainting mine heart with rz-. 
 
 9. so 1 was great, and my 70 . rtmained with mo 
 
 12 . I turned niyself to behold to. anil madness 
 
 13. w. excels folly ||21. whose labour is in rz’. 
 
 26. God giveth to a man w. |l 7- 12. rz. eiveth life 
 
 7. 19. rz;. siienetheneth Ihe wise more than ten men 
 23. all this have 1 proved by 70. I will he wise 
 25. 1 apiilied mine heart to know and seek outrw 
 
 8. I. a man s rz’. maketh his face to shine 
 16 . when 1 applied my heart to know w. 
 
 9 . 10 . there is no w. in'the grave w here thou goo 
 
 1.3. this rz . have 1 seen also under Ihe sun 
 15. poor man by his rz’. delivered the city 
 
 10. 1. a little folly him tlrat is in reputation forw 
 
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WIS 
 
 W IS 
 
 WIT 
 
 F^ccl. 10. 3. liis w. faileth liim, and lie saith he is fool 
 Jsa. 10.1.3. ti.V rny w. 1 havedone it, tor 1 am prudent 
 2y. 11. tor the rr. ot their wise men sliall (lerish 
 
 3.3. 6. w. shall be the stability ot thy times 
 Jer. y. 23. let not the wise man ylory in his ai. 
 
 10. 12. he establislied the world by his w. .51. 1,5. 
 J)an. 1. 4. cliildren who were shili'ul in all w. 17. 
 
 2. 14. Daniel answered with counsel and jo. 
 
 20. bles.sed be (iod. tor w. and miuht are his 
 
 21. he yivetli w. to the wise, and knowledge 
 
 2.3. I thank thee, O God, who hast Kiven me w. 
 30. this secret is not revealed tor any w. Mmve 
 
 .5. 11. 7 V. like the m. of tlie frods was tound in him 
 jMat. 12. 42. the (jueen ot the soutli came from utmost 
 parts to hear the rr. ot .Solomon, L-ide 11. .31. 
 13. 54. whence hath this man this w. and works ? 
 Ln/ce 1.17. turn the disobedient to the w. ot the just 
 
 2. 40. .Jesus tilled with xo. || 52. increased in w. 
 
 11. 49. therefore also said the w. ot God, will send 
 
 21. 1.5. tor 1 will <;ive >'Ou a mouth and lo. 
 
 Actsix. 3. look out seven men tnll otrr. and 1 loly G. 
 
 10. they were not able to resist the rr. and spirit 
 
 7. 10. God y^ave .loseph w. in thesiyht ot I’haraoh 
 
 22. was learned in all the -u. ot the I’.yyptians 
 
 1 Cot. 1. 17. to preach yospel not with w. ot words 
 
 19. I will destroy the rr. ot the wise, and briny 
 
 20. God hath made foolish the w. ot this world 
 
 21. after that in the w. ot God the world by rr. 
 knew not God, it pleased God by i)reachin{' 
 
 22. require a siyn, and (I reeks seek after w. 
 
 24. Christ the power otGod and the w. ot God 
 30. who otGod is made to nsw. and righteousness 
 
 2.4. my speech was not with words ot man’s zi;. 
 
 5. your faith should not stand in the -o. of men 
 
 6. we speak zo. H 7. but we speak the zv. ot God 
 13. not in words which man’s teacheth 
 
 3. 19. the zi>. of this world is foolishness with God 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 12. with sincerity, not with fleshly w. 
 £p/i. 1. 8. lie hath abounded towards us in all ze. 
 
 .3. 10. might be known the nianitold zo. ot God 
 Col. 1. 9. that ye might be filled with all zo. 
 
 28. warning and teaching every man in all zo. 
 
 3. If), let Chi ist’s words dwell in you in all zo. 
 
 4. 5. walk in zo. toward them that are without 
 Jam. 1. 5. it any lack zo. let him ask ot Ciod 
 
 3. 15. this zo. descendeth not trom above 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 15. according to the zo. given unto him 
 Jiev. .5. 12. worthy is the Lamb to receive zo. 
 
 7. 12. blessing, and glory, ami zo. be to our God 
 
 17 . 9 . and here is the mind which hath zo. 
 
 W I .S DOM , joined with t.v. 
 
 Jo/) 6. 13. and to zo. driven quite frtim me? 
 
 12. 12. with the ancient is zo. 13. Id. 
 
 28. 18. the price ot zo. is above rubies, Prov. B. 11. 
 28. tear ot the. Lord that iszo. to depart trom evil 
 Prov. 4. 7 . ti'- is the principal thing, get zo. 
 
 10.13. with him that hath understandings, is tound 
 
 II. 2. but with the lowdy zs zo. 
 
 13. 10. but with the well advised is zo. 
 
 14. 8. the zo. ot prudent i.s to unilerstand his way 
 37 . 24. s. is before him that hath understanding 
 24. 7- zo. is too high tor a tool, he opens not 
 
 Peel. 1. 18. tor in much zo. is much grief 
 7 . 11. z.t good with an inheritance, and 83 ’ it 
 
 12. tor zo. is adeteiice, and money is a defence 
 
 9. 16 . zo. is better than strength ; nevertheless, the 
 
 l)oor titan’s zo. is desitised, his words not heard 
 
 18. zo. is better than weapons ot w'ar, but one 
 
 10. 10. but zo. is profitable to direct 
 
 Jer. 8 . 9. they rejected the word, wdiats. a’.tin them ? 
 49. 7. thus saith the Lord ot hosts, is zo. no more 
 in 1 email ? is their zo. vanished ? 
 J)an. 5.14. that excellent zo. is tound in thee 
 Plat, 11 . ly. a friend <.t publicans and sinners, but 
 zo. is justified ot her children, Lzde 7 . . 35 . 
 Mark 6. 2 . what zo. is this which is given to liim ? 
 Jam. .3. 17 . the zo. that is from above is first pure 
 Mev. 13. 18. here is zo. let him that understands 
 Uf WISDOM. 
 
 Job 11. 6. that he would shew thee the secrets of zo. 
 28. 18. tor the price of u\ is above rubies 
 Psal. 49 . .3. my mouth shall speak ofzo. and meditat. 
 
 III. 10. the tear ot the Lord is the beginning (f zo. 
 
 his praise endureth tor ever, /-’/or;. 9. lo. 
 Prov. 1. .3. to receive the instruction of zo. justice 
 
 4. 11. 1 have taught thee in the way i/tg. have led 
 
 10. 21. but tools die tor want of zo. 
 
 11. 12. he that is void ij'zc. despiseth his neighbour 
 
 15. 21. tolly is joy to him that is destitute of zo. 
 
 .33. the tear ot the Lord is the itistruction of zo. 
 
 18. 4. the well spring ofzo. as a tlowdng brook 
 24. 14. so shall the knowledge 0 / zo. he to th^' soul 
 
 peel. 1. 16 . my heart ban great experience of zo. 
 P.zek. 28. 12. thou se.dest u[) the sum full of zo. 
 Dan. 1. 20. in all matters of ze. he tound them better 
 Mie. C). 9 . the man ofzo. shall see thy name 
 Pom, 11. .3.3. O the (iepth c/the zo. ot God ! 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 1. not with excellency ot speech or of zo. 
 
 12. 8. to one is given by the Spirit the word of zo. 
 Col. 2. .3. in whom tire hid all the treasures </zc. 
 
 23. which things have indeed a shew of zo. 
 
 Jam. 3.13. shew his works with meekness of zo. 
 
 See Spirit. 
 
 7’/)^) WISDOM. 
 
 1 Kirzgs 2. 6. do therefore according to thy zo. 
 
 10. 6. it was a true re()ort that 1 heard ot thy zo. 
 
 7 . thy zo. <ind prosperity exceedeth the. tame 
 
 8. happy are these thy servants tliat stand before 
 thee continually and hear thy zo. 2 Chr. 9. 5, 7. 
 
 2 Chron. 9. ti. the halt ot thy zo. was not told me 
 Job 39 . 26. doth the hawk tiy by thy zo.'/ 
 
 J.sa, 47 . 10. thy zo. it hath perverted thee 
 pzek. 28. 4. with thy zo. hast gotten thee riches. 5. 
 
 17 . thou hast corrupted thy zo. by thy brightness 
 WISK. 
 
 Gen. .3. 6. and a tree to be desired to make one zo. 
 41. .39. there is none so discreet and zo. as tliou 
 p.xod. 23. 8. the gift blimleth the zo. Dent. Iti. 19. 
 JJeiit. 4. 6. surely this great nation is a zo. people 
 .32. 29. O that they were zo. that they understood 
 Judy. 5. 29. her zo. ladies answered her 
 2 Sam. 14. 20. 1113' lord is to. according to the wisd. 
 
 1 Kings li. 12. T have given thee a zo. heart 
 
 5. 7- blessed be the Lord that hath given David a 
 
 zo. son over this great people, 2 Chron. 2. 12. 
 1 Chrozi.ejj. 14. tell tor /achariah a zo. counsellor 
 Job 5. 1.3. he taketh the w. in their own ciattiness 
 
 9 . 4. he is zo. in heart and mighty in strength 
 11.12. for vain man would be zo. though born like 
 
 22. 2. he that is zo. may be profitable to himself 
 .32. 9 . great men are not always zo. nor the aged 
 . 37 . 24. he resiiecteth not any that are zv. ot heart 
 I'sal. 2. 10. be zo. now, O ye kings, be instructed 
 
 19 . 7 . testimony of l.d. issnre, makingzr. thesimple 
 36. .3. he hath left oft to be zo. and to do good 
 91. }{. and ye tools, when will ye be zo. / 
 
 107 . 43. who.so is zo. and will observe those things 
 Prov. 1.5. a zo. man shall attain lo zo. counsels 
 
 6. to understand the words otthe zo. and sayings 
 .3. 7 . be notzii. in thine own eyes, tear the I.ord 
 .35. the zo. shall inherit glory, fait shame shall be 
 
 6. 6 beze. 8. .3.3. | 2.3. 19. I 27. 11. 
 
 9. 12. it thou be zo. thou shalt be zo. for thyself 
 
 10. 1. a zo. son maketh a glad father, 15. 2i). 
 
 5. he that gathereth in summer is a zo. son 
 
 8. the zo. in heart will recei'e commandments 
 
 19 . but he that retraineth his lips is zo. 
 
 11. 29 . the fool shall be servant to the zo. in heart 
 .30. and he thatwinneth souls is zo. 
 
 12. 15. but he that heai keneth lo counsel is u. 
 
 18. but the tongue ot the zo. is health 
 
 13. l.azr. son hearefh his father’s instruction 
 14. the law of the zo. is a fountain ot life 
 
 20. he that walketh with zo. men shall bezo. 
 
 14. 3. but the lips ot the zo. shall “preserve them 
 
 24. the crown ot the zo. is their riches 
 
 .35. the king’s favour is toward a zo. servant 
 15.2. tongue of the zo. useth knowledge aright 
 
 7 . the lips ot tlie zo. disperse knowledge 
 12. a scorner will not go to tlie zo. 
 
 24. the way ot life is above to the zo. 
 
 .31. that hearefh reproof aliideth among the zv. 
 
 16. 21. the zo. in heart shall be called jirudent 
 
 23. the heart otthe zo. teacheth his mouth 
 
 17 . 2. a zo. servant shall have l ule over a son 
 
 28. a tool when he holdeth his peace is counted zo. 
 
 18. 15. the ear of the zo. seeketh know ledge 
 
 19. 20. that thou mayest be zo. in thy latter end 
 
 20. 1. whosoever is deceived theretiy, is not zo. 
 
 26. azr. king scattereth the wicked, and brings 
 
 21. 11. scorner punished, simple is made zo. when 
 
 the zr. is instructed he receiveth knowleilge 
 20. there is oil in the dwelling ot the zo. 
 
 22. 17 . bow'thine ear, hear the words otthe zo. 
 
 2.3. 15. it thy heart be zo. my heart shall rejoice 
 
 24. he that begetteth a zo. son shall have joy 
 
 24. 6. tor by zzi.‘counsel thou shalt make thy war 
 
 2.3. these things also belong to the zo. 
 
 25. 12. so is a zo. re|)rover upon an obedient ear 
 
 26. 5. answer a tool lest he be zo. in his conceit 
 12. seest thou a man zo. in his own conceit 
 
 28. 7. whoso keepeth the law is a ziK son 
 
 11. the rich man is zo. in his own conceit 
 .30. 24. there be tour things that are exceeding zc. 
 Peel.ft. 15. 1 said in my heart, wliy was 1 more zo. 
 16. tor there is no remembrance ot the zo. 
 
 19. my labour wherein 1 have shewed myself zo. 
 
 4. 1,3. better is a zo. child than a foolish king 
 
 6. 8. tor what hath the zo. more than the tool ? 
 
 7 . 4. the heart of the zo. is in the house ot mourning 
 
 5. it is better to hear the rebuke ot the zo. 
 
 16 . be not right, overm. neither make thys. over zo. 
 
 19 . wisdom strengtheneth zo. more than ten men 
 
 23. 1 said, 1 will be zv. but it was tar trom me 
 
 9. 1. the zi). and their works are in the hand otGod 
 11.1 saw that bread is not to the zzi. nor riches 
 
 12. 9 . because the preacher was zo. he taught 
 
 11. the words ot the zo. are as goads amf as nails 
 Jsa. 5. 21. woe to them that are zo. in their own eyes 
 19. 11. how sav ye, 1 am the son otthe w./ 
 
 .31.2. yet he also is zz.'. and will bring evil 
 .Ter.4. 22. my iieople is foolish, they are zo. to do evil 
 
 8 . 8 . how do 3-6 sa 3 ', we are zo. law ot God with us 
 18. 18. nor shall counsel perish from the zo. 
 
 Dan. 2.21. God giveth wisdom tozo. and knowledge 
 
 12. 3. they that I'e zo. shall shine as the firinament 
 
 10. wicked shall not, but the zo. shall understand 
 TJos. 14. 9 . the zo. shall understand these things 
 Zech. 9. 2. though J yrus and Zidon be very zo. 
 Mat. 10. 16. he ye theret’ore zd. as serpents 
 
 11. 25. because thou hast hid these things from zo. 
 and prudent, and revealed to babes, L?//elO. 21. 
 
 24. 45. who then is a taithtul and zc. servant t 
 
 25. 2. five virgins were zo. and tive foolish 
 
 4. fhe zo. took oil in their vessels with their lamps 
 Lztke 12.42. who then is that taithtul and zo. steward 
 Pom. 1. 14. 1 am debtor to the w. ;md unwise 
 22. [irotessing themselves zo. they became tools 
 
 11. 25. lest 3 e shoidd be zo. in your own conceits 
 
 12. 16. be not zo. in your own conceits 
 
 16. 19 . I would have you w. lo that which is good 
 
 27 . to God only' zo. 1 'I'zm. 1. 17 . JzideQo. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 19 . 1 will destroy the wisdom ot the zo. 
 
 20. where is fhe zo. ? || 27. to confound the zo. 
 
 .3.10. asazi'. master-builder. 1 laid the foundation 
 
 18. itany manseemeth to be zo. in this world, let 
 
 him become a tool that he may be zo. 
 
 19. he taketh the zo. in their own craftiness 
 
 20. the Lord knows the thoughts ot the zo. 
 
 4. 10. we are fools, but ye are zo. in Christ 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12. comparing'themselves, are not zo. 
 
 11. 19. ye sutler tools, seeing vo. yourselves are zo. 
 I'ph. 5. 15. that ye walk not as tools, but as zo. 
 
 2 'Jizn. 3. 15. the scripturesareable to make theezz'. 
 yj)///WI.SL. 
 
 F.xod.QQ. 2.3. if thou alliictthem in aziy zo. 
 
 f.r’v. 19 . 17 . shall in azty zo. rebuke thy neighbour 
 
 27 . 19 . it he will in aziy zo. redeem fhe tiehl 
 Deztt. 17 . 15. shalt in zr. set him king over thee 
 
 21. 2.3. thou shalt in any w. bury him that day 
 
 22. 7 . thou shalt in any zo. let the dam go 
 Josh.fi. 18. in rt)/y zz). keep trom the accursed thing 
 
 2.3. 12. else it ye do in any zo. go back and cleave 
 1 Sam. 0. 3. in any zo. seiul a trespass-ollering 
 
 1 Kings 11. 22. howbeit let me go in anyzv. 
 
 I^sal. :VJ. 8. tret not thyself in anyze. to do evl» 
 Mark 14. 31. 1 will not deny thee in anyzv. 
 nee Al.tN, .Mkn. 
 
 \V 1 ,S E-hearted. 
 
 P.xod. 28. .3. speak to all that are zo.-hearted 
 .31.6. 1 have put wisdom in all that are zo.-hearted 
 .3.5.10. every zo.-hearted among you shall make all 
 
 25. all the women that wera zo.-hearted did spin 
 36. 1. then wrought every zo.-hearted man 
 2. Mo.sescalled Aholiaband every zz'.-/iearrez/ man 
 
 8. every zo.-hearted wyaw made ten curtains 
 W1 .S men. 
 
 Gen. 41.8. Pharaoh called tor all the magicians of 
 LkD'Pt) '^•'d all the zo.men, Lxud.l. 1.. 
 In no W LSL. 
 
 Lev. 7 . 21. fhe fatot beasts torn, in no zo. eat of it 
 
 1 Kings:i. 26. give the child, and in no zo. slay it, 27. 
 Mat.5. 18.one tittle shall innozo. pass trom the law 
 
 10.42. he shall in nozi'. lose his reward 
 I.ztke 1.3. 11. a woman could izi no zo. lift up herself 
 18. 17 . shall Jzz zzz) ZZ). enter therein, 21.27. 
 Johziij. . 37 . he that cometh to me, 1 will in no zo. cast 
 Acts 1.3. 41. a work which ye sliall innozo. believe 
 Pom. .3. 9 . are we better than they no, tn nuzo. 
 
 On this WI.SK. 
 
 Nzi/n. 6.2.3. 071 this zo. ye shall bless Israel 
 Mat. 1.18. the biiili ot.lesus (.diiist wasozi thiszc, 
 John 21. 1. and on thiszo. sliewed he himself 
 Acts 7 . 6. God spake mi this zo. that his seed 
 
 1.3. 31. he sail! (w z//<vzz). I will givesure mercieft 
 Pom. 10. 6. the righteousness speaketh on thiszo. 
 lleb. 4.4. he spake ot the seventh day on this zo. 
 
 W I S I ', zooman. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 2. anfl loab fetched thence a zo. zooman 
 20. 16. then cried a zo. woman out of the city, hear 
 Prov. 14. 1. every w. woman buildeth her house 
 
 W LSELY. 
 
 Exod. 1.10. come on, let us deal w. with them 
 1 Sam. 18. 5. David behaved liimseltzz). 14. 15, .30. 
 ‘iChron. 11.2.3. Hehoboam liealt w. he disiiersed 
 Psal. 58. 5. the chai iners, charming never so w. 
 
 64. 9 . tor they shall w. consider of his doings 
 101. 2. 1 will behave myself zz). in a perfect wa 3 r 
 Prov. 16. 20. he that handlelh a matter w. 
 
 21.12. he w. consiflereih the house ot the wicked 
 
 28. 26. wlioso walketh zz). shall be delivered 
 P.cel. 7 .10. thou dost not inquire zo. concerning this 
 Luke 16 . 8. commended, because he had done zz'. 
 WISER. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 31. tor Solomon was zo. than all n)en 
 .foh'.ib. 11. maketl) ns zo. than the fowls of heaven 
 l'’sal. 1 19 . 98. thou hast made n)e zo. than my enemies 
 Prov. Q. 9 . give instruction, anil he will be yet zo. 
 
 26. 16. the sluggard is w. in his own conceit 
 Pzek.m. .3. behold, thou art zz'. than Daniel 
 Lzike 16 .8. the children are in their generation zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 1.25. the foolishness otGod is w. than men 
 
 WISH. 
 
 Joh 3.3. 6. T am according to thy zo. in God’s stead 
 J^sal. 40.14. let them be put to shame that w. evil 
 7 . 3 . 7 . they have more than heart could zz’. 
 liom.9. .3. I could zo. myself accursed from Christ 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3. 9. this also we zo. even your perfecticn 
 
 3 John 2. I ZZ). above all things thou mayest prosper 
 
 WISHED. 
 
 Jonah 4. 8. .Tonah fainted, and zo. himself to die 
 Acts 27 . 29. they cast anchor, and w. for the day 
 WISHING. 
 
 Job 31.30. my mouth to sin, by zz'. a curse to his soul 
 WIS r. 
 
 P.xod. 16.15. it is manna, for they w. not what it was 
 . 34 . 29 . Moses zo. not that his face shone 
 Lev. 5. 17 . though he zz'. not, yet is he guilty, 18. 
 Josh.‘I. 4. but 1 zo. not whence they were 
 8. 14. he zo. not tliat there were liers in ambush 
 Jzidg. 16 . 20. he zo. not that the lx)rd was departed 
 ]Siark9. 6. l)e zz'. not what to say, they were afraid 
 14. 40. neitlier ZZ). they what to answer him 
 
 I. ztke 2. 49. zo. ye not 1 must be about Father’s busia. 
 Johnb. 13. he that was healed zz'. not who it was 
 Acts 12.9. w. not that it was true which was done 
 
 23. 5. said Paul, 1 zo. not he was the high-priest 
 WITCH. 
 
 p.xod. 22.18. thoii shalt not suffer a rz’. to live 
 Dent. 18.10. there shall not be among you a zo. 
 WnCHCHAET. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 2.3. for rebellion is as the sin of zo. 
 
 2 C7),-i>w. .33.6. Manasseh used zo. and enchantments 
 Gal. 5.‘20. the works otthe llesh are idolatry, w. 
 
 WITCHCRA FIS. 
 
 2 Kings 9. 22. so long as .lezebel’s r;’. are so many 
 .!/)>. 5. 12. 1 will cut olf zz'. out of thine hand 
 Kah. 3. 4. the mistress ot zo. that sellelh nations 
 through her whoredoms, and families 
 through her zz'. 
 
 “ Wl l'HAL. 
 
 1 Kings 10.1. TO. bow Elijah had slain all the prop!*. 
 Psal. 141.10. tlie wicked tall w hilst that I zo. escape 
 Acts 25. 27 . and not ze. to signify the crimes 
 W1 1 HDIIAW. 
 
 1 .?^)7))). 14.19. Saul said to the priest, zo. thine hand 
 Job 9. 1.3. it God will not zo. his anger, the proud 
 
 1.3.21. zo. thine hand tai' trom tne, let not thy dread 
 .33. 17 . that he may zo. man from his purpose 
 Proz\25. 17- TO. thy foot trom thy neighbour’s house 
 J'.ccl.l. 18. also from this zo. not thine hand 
 Jsa. 60 .20. lu-ilher shall thy moon zo. itself 
 Joel2. 10. the stars shall zo."^their shining, .3. 15. 
 
 2 'l'hess.^.6. zo. yourselves trom every brother 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 5. from' men otcorrutit minds w. thyself 
 W1 I 11 DRAWN. 
 
 Dent. 1.3.1.3. have zo. the inhabitants ot their city 
 Cant. 5. 6. hut mv beloved had w. himself 
 
 J. nm. 2. 8. he hath not zz'. his hand from destroying 
 Pzek. 18.8. that hatli zo. his hand from iniquity 
 Jtos.5. 6. the I.ord hath r.-. himself trom them 
 Lzde 22.41. was zo. trom them about a stone's cast 
 
 W1 1 HDRAW ESI'. 
 
 J^sal.'ii. 11. wliv ZZ'. thou thv light hand ? 
 
 \V n HDRA'VVETH. 
 
 Job 36. 7- lie TO, not his eyes from the righteous 
 
WIT 
 
 WIT 
 
 WIT 
 
 WITHDRAWING. 
 
 Kph Q + 29. aad they (rave a w. shoulder 
 jyen.’d ^-HDKliW. 
 
 Neh. 9. 29. they w. the shoulder and would nothear 
 Ezei. 20. 22. nevertheless 1 m. mine hand 
 Mat. \2. 15. when .lesus knew it, he a.’, himself 
 Alnii .‘1.7. Jesus 7f. himself from thence, Luke 5.16. 
 Gal. 2. 12, but when they were come, he xv. 
 WITUKR. 
 
 Psal. 1. 3. his leaf also shall not w. and whatso¬ 
 ever he doth shall prosper 
 . 17 . 2 . anil they shall w. as the !>reen hern 
 Jsa. 19 . 6 . brooks beemptied, reeds and Haijsshall w. 
 7 . every thins;sown by the brooks shall w. 
 
 40. 24. he shall blow upon them, and they shall a. 
 Jer. 12. 4. how long shall the herbs of the held w. { 
 Ezek. 17 . 9 .shall he not cut off the fruit thereof that 
 it to. it shall w. in all the leaves of her spring 
 
 10. shall it not utterly u).'! it shall w. in turrows 
 Amos 1. 2. and the top of Carmel shall w. 
 
 WIi'HERED. 
 
 Gen. 41. 2.3. behold seven ears w. thin and blasted 
 Ps. 102. 4. my bean is smitten and w. H 11. I am to. 
 Isa. 15. 6. the hay is to. away, the grass faileth 
 27 .11. when bows thereof are to. be broken off 
 Lam. 4.8. the Nazante’sskin is w. like astick 
 Ezek. 19. 12. her strong rods were to. and consumed 
 Joel 1. 12. the trees of the field are w. joy is to. 
 
 17 . the barns are broken down, for the corn is to. 
 Amos 4 . 7 . the piece whereupon it rained not to. 
 Jonah 4. 7 . and it smote the gourd that it to. 
 
 Alat. 12. 10. and behold there was a man which had 
 his hand to. Mark 3. 1,3. Ltike 6. 6, 8. 
 13.6. when the sun was up they were scorched, be¬ 
 cause having no ropt, they to. away, Mark 4. 6. 
 
 21. 19. presently the fig-tree w. 20. Mark 11. 21. 
 Luke 8. 6. it to. away because it lacked moisture 
 John 5. 3. of to. folk waiting for movingof the water 
 
 15. 6. he is cast forth as a branch and is to. 
 
 \VH II EREl 11. 
 
 Job 8.12, the flag to. before any other herb 
 Psal. 90. 6. in the evening it is cut down and to. 
 129. 6. like grass that to. before it groweth up 
 Isa. 40. 7. grass to. the flower fadeth.H. 1 Pet. I. 24. 
 Jam. 1.11. the sun nosooner risen, but it to. the grass 
 JarfeEi.trees whose fruit ». without fruit, twice dead 
 WITHHELD. 
 
 Gen. 20. 6. for 1 to. thee from sinning against me 
 
 22. 12. seeing thou hast not to. thy son from me 
 30. 2. who to. from thee the fruit of the womb ? 
 
 Ezra 9 . t 13. hast to. beneath our iniquities 
 Job 31. 16 . if 1 have to. the poor from their desire 
 Eccl. 2. 10. I to. not mv heart from any jov 
 WriTlilELDESf. 
 
 Heh. 9. 20. to. not thv manna fiom their mouth 
 WITHHOLD. 
 
 Gen. 23. 6. none of us shall to. from thee his sepulch. 
 2 Sam. 13. 13. for he will not w. me from thee 
 Job 4. 2. but who can to. himself froii? speaking ? 
 
 .30. t 10. they a’, not spittle from my face 
 Psal. 40. 11. to. not thy tender mercies froCi me 
 84. 11. no good thing will he to. from them that 
 Prov. .3. 27 . to. not good from them to whom it is due 
 
 23. 13. to. not correction from the child 
 
 .30. +7- two things I required, to. not from me 
 Eccl. 11. 6. in the evening ai. not thy hand 
 Jer. 2.25. to. thy foot from being unshod and throat 
 \Vi ITl HOLDEN. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 26. Lord hath to. thee from revenging 
 Job 22, 7- thou hast to. bread from the hungry 
 38. 15. from the wicked their light is to. 
 
 42. 2. that no thought can be to. from thee 
 Psal. 21. 2. thou hast not a’, the request of his lips 
 Jer. 3. 3. therefore the showers have been to. 
 
 5. 25. your sins have to. good things from you 
 Ezek. 18. 16 . hath not to. the pledge, nor spoiled 
 Joel 1. 13. the drink oft'ering is to. from God 
 Amos 4 . 7 . also 1 have to. the rain from you 
 WHTHHOLDEL H. 
 
 Job 12. 15. behold, he to. the waters, they dry up 
 Prott. 11. 24. there is that to. more than is meet 
 
 26. he that to. corn, the people shall curse him 
 ZTliess. 2.6. and now ye know what to. that he might 
 WIIHIN. 
 
 Gen. . 39 . 11. none of the men of the house was to. 
 J.ev. 25. 29 . to. a full year he may redeem it 
 Josh. 19. l.the inheritance of Simeon was?;;. Judah 
 Jvdg. 11. 26. why not recover them to. that time ? 
 
 1 Sam. 13.11. thou earnest not to. the days appointed 
 
 1 Kings 6. 23. uk the oracle he made two cherubims 
 
 2 Kings 7. 11. they tohl it to the king’s house to. 
 Ezra io. 8. whoso would not come u’. three days 
 Psal. 45. 13. the king's daughter is all glorious to. - 
 
 101.2. will walk;;', my house with a perfect heart 
 Eccl. 9. 14. there was a little city, few men to. it 
 Ezek.^.QA. spirit said, go shut thyself w. thy house 
 
 12. 24. shall be no more any vain vision to. Israel 
 44. 17 . whiles they minister in the gates and to. 
 Zeph.:i.3.her princes to. are roaring lions, her judges 
 Mat. 3. 9 . think not to say to. yourselves, LvkeS. 8. 
 9. 21. she said r;;. liei self, if 1 Irjt touch his garment 
 
 2.3. 25. to. they are full of extortion and excess 
 
 26. cleanse first what is to. the cup and platter 
 
 27 . are to. full of dead men's bones and unclean. 
 
 28. UK ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity 
 Mark 7 . 21. for from to. proceed evil thoughts 
 
 23. all these evil things come from to. and defile 
 Luke 11. 7 . he from rr. shall answer and say 
 12. 17 . he thought to. himself, 10. .3. | 18. 4. 
 
 John 20. 26. after eight days liis disciples were to. 
 Acts 5. 23. when we opened, we found no man u\ 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 12. do not ye judge them that are to. ? 
 
 2 Cot. 7 . 5. without were fightings, to. were feai3 
 Pev. 4. 8. and they were full of eyes to. rest not 
 
 5. 1. a book written to. on the back side sealed 
 See Gates, Him, Me, Thee, Them, Us, 
 Without, You. 
 
 WITHOUT. 
 
 Gen 24. 31. come in, wherefore standest thou to. ? 
 .Dent. 25. 5. the wife of the dead shall not marry to. 
 2 Kings 10.24. Jehu appointed eighty men to. 
 
 11. 15. and he said, have her forth to. the ranges 
 
 2 Kings 18. 25. am T now come up to. the Lord 
 against this place to destroy it ? Isa. 36.10. 
 2Chr. 15. .3. Israel hath been long w. the true God 
 21.20. Jehorain departed to. being desired 
 Psal. 31. 11. they that did see me to. fled from me 
 Prov. 1.20. wisdom crieth w. she uttereth her voice 
 7 . 12. now she is to. || 22. 13. there is a lion to. 
 
 24. 27 . prepare thy work to. make it tit for thee 
 Isa. 33. 7 . behold, their valiant ones shall cry to. 
 
 52. 3. and ye shall be redeemed rr. money 
 55. 1. buy wine and milk to. money and to. price 
 Jer. 9. 21."to cut off the children from to. 
 
 .3.3. U). to. man, to. beast, and to. inhabitant, 12. 
 Hos. 3. 4. Israel to. a king, w. a prince, to. a sacrifice, 
 to. an image, to. an enhod.and to. a teraphim 
 Mat. 10. 29 . a sparrow shall not fall to. your father 
 Mark 4. 11. to them that are to. all these are done 
 7.18. whatsoever from to. enterelh into the man 
 Luke 1.10. the whole multitude were praying to. 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 12. what to do to judge them that are ey. 
 
 1.3. but them that are to. God judgeth 
 F.ph. 2. 12. having no hope, and to. G. in the world I 
 Col. 4. 5. walk in wisdom toward them that are to. 
 
 1 Thess.A. 12 . walk honestly toward them that are w. 
 1 Tim. .3. 7. have a good report of them that are to. 
 Heb. 7 . . 3 . .'Melchised. to. father, to. moth. to. descent 
 
 13. 12. wherefore .lesus also suffered to. the gate 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 1. that they also may to. the word be won 
 Rev. 22. 15. tor to. are dogs and sorcerers 
 
 W 1 I'l lOLlT, joined with toithin. 
 
 Gen. 6. 14. pitch the ark toithin and to. with pitch 
 Ezitd. 25. 11. overlay the ark toithin and to. 37. 2. 
 Lev. 1.3. 55. if the garment be bare toithin or to. 
 Dent. .32. 25. the sword to. and terror toithin 
 Ezek. 2. 10. and it was written toithin and to. 
 
 7 . 15. the sword is and famine sr/V/ifrt 
 Luke 11. 40. ye fools, did not he that made that 
 which is to. make that which is toithin also t 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 5. to. were fightings, tctthin'wc.rc fears 
 See Blemish, Camp, Cause, City, Fail, 
 
 Fear, Him, Knowledge, Law, Me,Stand, 
 Stood, Us, You. 
 
 WITHS. 
 
 Jttdg. 16.7- if they bind me with seven green to. 
 
 8. the lords brought to. || 9. he brake the to. 
 WITILSTAND. 
 
 Ntim. 22. .32. the angel went out to to. Balaam 
 2 Chr. 1 . 3 . 7 . R ehoboam was young could not to. them 
 8. now ye think to tt. the kingdom of the Lord 
 20. 6. power, so that none is able to to. thee 
 Esth. 9 . 2. and no man could to. the .lews 
 Eccl. 4. 12. ii one prevail, two shall to. him 
 Dati. 11. 15. the arms of the south, nor his people 
 shall not to. nor shall there be any strength to to. 
 Acts 11. 17 . what was I that 1 could to. God I 
 Eph.6. 13. that ye may be able to to. in the evil day 
 WliHSTOOD. 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 18. the 3 ’ a’. Uzziah the king 
 Dan. 10. 1.3. prince of Persia to. me twenty-one days 
 Acts 13. 8. but Elymas the sorcerer to. them 
 Gal. 2. 11. at Antioch 1 to. Peter to the face 
 2 Tim. 3.8. as .laiines and Jambres to. Moses 
 4. 15. beware, for he hath greatly to. our words 
 WITNESS 
 
 Is one that gives testimmiy to any thing. Thus it is 
 Said, you are toitne.\s, a faithful witness, a false 
 witness, God is witness, &c. 
 
 Witness in Greek is fxapvvr, or fsapTvp, and signi¬ 
 fies one that gives testimony to the truth at the ex¬ 
 pense of his life. Jesus Christ is the faithful wit¬ 
 ness, Rev. 1. 5. He is so called, because as the 
 great Prophet of his church, he hath revealed the 
 will of Cod faithfully, plainly, and fully, so far as 
 is necessary to the salvation of men : this Isaiah 
 prophesied of him. Isa. 55. 4. 1 have given him 
 for a witness- to the peoiile, to be a Prophet and 
 Teacher, to declare the counsel and will of God 
 concerning the duty and salvation of men, to hear 
 witness unto the truth, as Christ himself affirms 
 before Pontius Pilate, John 18. .37. Wherefore 
 Paul saith, 1 J im. 6. 1.3. that Christ witnessed a 
 good confession before Pontius Pilate. He is 
 called the faithful witness, not only because he re¬ 
 vealed all truth, and bare record to the truth before 
 Pilate, hut also because he sealed it with his blood; 
 he died, mid was ri martyr to the truth, which 
 proves him to be a faithful, constant witness. 
 
 The law appoints, that two or three witnesses should 
 be sufficient in matters of judicature; but one 
 witness only was not sufficient, Deut. 17 . 6. 
 When any one was condemned to die, the wit¬ 
 nesses were the first that began the execution. 
 They threw the first stone, for example, if the 
 party wa to be stoned, Deut. J7. 7. 'The law con¬ 
 demned a false witness to undergo the same punish¬ 
 ment that he would have subjected his neighbour to, 
 Deut. 19 . 16, 17 , 18, 19 . When God is said to be a 
 witness to sin, as in.jer. 29. 2.3. it signifies, that he 
 not only knows it, hut he will also punish it : he is 
 both judge and witness, he does not stay for any 
 one to accu.se the wicked to him, he has no need of 
 the testimony or accusation of men, to know the de¬ 
 merits of the guilty. He accuses them himself, he 
 punishes them, he condemns them, he knows all 
 their transgressions, by his wisdom, his justice, 
 his infinite penetration. 
 
 In Mai. .3. 5. God threatens perjured persons, adul¬ 
 terers, and other wicked men, with vengeance, 
 I will be a swift witness against false swear¬ 
 ers, Ar. This is spoken of Christ the Messiah, 
 to whom the Lather hath committed all judgment, 
 .lolni 5. 22. 'The prophets and Old Testament 
 believer.s, by their doing and suffering fur God, 
 have given testimony to the truth of our holy re¬ 
 ligion. Tne apostle calls them a cloud of wit¬ 
 nesses, Heb. 12. 1. The apostles also are still more 
 witnesses, of the coming, the missiim, the doc¬ 
 trine, the resurrection of Christ. 1 Cor. 15. 14, 
 15. If Christ be not risen, then we are found false 
 of God. xlndSt. Peter says. We are wit- 
 tiessesof all things which he did in Judea and in 
 Jerusalem, Acts 10. 39. He chose a small number 
 
 of persons to he witnesses to him, and when they 
 took upon them to put another apostle in the place 
 of Judas, they thought fit to appoint one who had 
 been a witness of the resurrection along with 
 them. Acts 1, 22. 
 
 The apostle Paul, in Rom. 8. 16. says, that the 
 Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that 
 we are the children of God. The Spirit of God, 
 by an inward and secret suggestion, speaks the same 
 things, gives the same evidence, concerning the truth 
 of grace, and our sonship, and so ratifies what our 
 enlightened and renewed consciences say. In 
 Heb. 11. 4. it is said, that Abel obtained witness 
 thiit he was righteous, God testifying of his gifts, 
 j he Spirit of God testified to hts spirit that he 
 Was justified by the righteousness of Christ; and 
 God witnessed from heaven to the truth of his slate, 
 by accepting of his person and sacrifice, and by 
 giving a visible sign of it, .so as that Cain could 
 observe it. It is thought that God sent fire from 
 heaven and consumed Abel's sacrifice, as he did 
 others afterwards. 
 
 Job says, 1 hou renewest thy witnesses against me, 
 Joh 10. 17 . 'Thou bringest fresh plagues and 
 judgments upon me, which are the witnesses and 
 evidences both of my sins, and of thy displeasure 
 against me. In Psal. 89. .37. it is said that the 
 house and kingdom of Dai id shall be established 
 for ever as the moon, and as a faithful witness 
 in heaven By faithful witness, some understand 
 the moon, which is called a witness of God's 
 covenant of the night, Jer. 33. 20. so the meaning 
 
 is. And though the moon be subject to eclipses 
 and manifold changes, yet it still abides in hea¬ 
 ven, as a witness of my covenant of the night, so 
 shall the house and kingdom of David, who was 
 a type of the Messiah, continue for ever, notwith¬ 
 standing the changes and calarnittes that shall befall 
 
 it. Others understand by this the rainbow, which 
 is God's faithful and perpetual witness, Gen. 9. 
 12, 16. Witness is put for the miracles of Christ, 
 which gave testimony to his Deity and Mediator- 
 ship, John 5. .36.1 10. 25. 
 
 Gen. 21. .30. they may be a w. that 1 digged this well 
 31. 44. let this covenant be a w. between us 
 48. this heap is a w. this pillar is w. 52. 
 
 50. God is w. between me and thee, 1 Thess. 2. 5. 
 Exod. 22. 1.3. if it be torn, let him bring it for a w. 
 
 2.3. 1, put not thine hand to be an unrighteous w. 
 Lev. 5. 1. if a soul sin, ami is a w. of swearing 
 Nitm. 5. 1.3. if there be no w. against her 
 
 35. .30. one w. shall not testify against any person 
 
 ♦o cause him to die, Deut. 17 . 6. 1 19 . 15. 
 Deut. .31. 19. this song may be a w. 21. 26. 
 
 Josh. 22. 27 . the altar is a w. between us, 28. 34. 
 
 24. 27 . behold this stone shall be a w. to us 
 Judg. 11. 10. Lord be w. between us, Jer. 42. 5. 
 
 1 Ham. 12. 5. the Lord is w. against you this day 
 Job 16. 8. my wrinkles which is a.w. against me 
 19 . behold, my w. is in heaven, my record on high 
 
 29 . 11. when the eye saw me, it gave w. to me 
 Psal. 89. . 37 . established as a faithful w. in heaven 
 Prot 14. 5. a faithful w. will not lie, but a talse w. 
 
 25. a true w. delivereth souls, but a deceitful w. 
 
 19 . 28. an ungodly w. scorneth judgment 
 
 24. 28. be not w. against thy neighb. without cause 
 Isa. 19. 20. it shall be for a w. to the Lord of hosts 
 55. 4. 1 have given him for a w. to the people 
 Jer. 29 . 2.3. 1 know, and am a w. saith the f.ord 
 42. 5. Lord be a true and faithful w. between us 
 Mic. 1. 2. let the Lord God be w. against you 
 Mai. 2. 14. Lord be w. between thee and wife 
 .3. 5. 1 w ill be a swift w. against the sorcerers 
 Mat. 24. 14. be preached for a w. to all nations 
 Mark 14. 55. the council sought for w. aeainst Jesus 
 56. but their w. agreed not together, 59. 
 
 Luke 22. 7'- they said, what need we turtlier w.? 
 John 1. 7 . the same came for a w. to bear w. 
 
 .3.11. we speak that we know, ye receive not our a;. 
 
 26. to whom thou bearest w. the same baptizeth 
 5. 31. if 1 bear w. of myself, my w. is not true 
 
 .32. I know the w. he witnesseth of me is true 
 
 36. but 1 have greater w. than that of John 
 . 37 . Father who sent me hath borne w. of me 
 
 Acts 1. 22. must one be ordained to be w. with us 
 4. .3.3. gave w. of the resurrection of the Lord 
 10. 4.3. to him give all prophets w. whoso believeth 
 
 14. 17 . he left not himself without ry. be did good 
 22. 15. for thou shalt be his w. to all men of what 
 26. 16. to make thee a minister and a w. of these 
 Rom. 1.9. God is my w. whom I serve in the gospel 
 2. 15. their conscience also bearing w. 9. 1. 
 
 'J'it. 1. 1.3. this w. is true, rebuke them sharply 
 Heb. 2. 4. God also bearing them w. with signs 
 10. 15. whereof the Holy Ghost is a w. to us 
 11.4. by which Abel obtained w. was righteous 
 Jam. 5. .3. the rust of them shall be w. against you 
 1 Pet. 5. 1. Peter a rr. of the sufferings of Christ 
 1 John 5. 9. if we receive the w. of men, the a’, of 
 Goo is greater, for this is the w. of God 
 10. he that believeth hath the w. in himself 
 .3 John 6. which have borne w. of thy chanty 
 Rev. 1. 5. Jesus Christ, who is the faithful w. 
 
 .3, 14. write these things, saith the true w. 
 
 20. 4. that were beheaded for the w. of .lesus 
 See Bare, Bear, Beareth, False, Iaber- 
 
 NACLE. 
 
 MTTNE.SSES, 
 
 Num. 35. .30. murderer put to death by mouth of w. 
 Deut. 17 . 6. at the mouth of two or three w. shall 
 he be pul to death, 19. 15. 2 Cor. 13. 1. 
 7 . the hands of the w. shall be first upon him 
 Josh. 24. 22. Joshua said, ye are w. against yoursel. 
 
 that ve have chosen Lord, they said, we are w 
 Ruth 4. 9 . ye are w. that 1 have bought, 10. 
 
 11. the people and the elders said, we are w. 
 
 Job 10. 17 . thou renewest thy w. against me 
 Isa. 8. 2. 1 took to me faithful w. to record 
 
 43. 9. let all the nations bring forth their w. 
 
 10. ye are my w. saith the Ixird, 12.1 44. 8. 
 
 44. 9 . thev are their own w. they see not, nor know 
 Jer, 32. 16 . 1 sealed the evidence and took w. 12. 
 
 2 O 561 
 
WIV 
 
 WOL 
 
 Jer. 32. C5. buy the field for money, and take u\ 41. 
 Mat. Ui. 16. in the mouth of two or three tv. 
 
 2.3. 31. wherefore ye lie tv. to yourselve.s that ye 
 26.65. what fiirtlier need of te.? Mark 14.6.3. 
 
 JLw/(c 24.48. and ye are zv. of these thinj/s 
 Acts 1. 8. ye shall he to. to me in .lerusaiem 
 2.32. .lesustiod raised ii|), whereof we are ri'.3. 15. 
 
 5. .32. we are liis rr. of these thiin.-s, 10. 3'.). 
 
 7.58. zy. laid <lown their clothes at .''aul's feet 
 30. 41. but unto rr, chosen betore of (lod to us 
 13. 31. wlio are his w. unto the i)eo|)le 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 10. ye are to. and (lod also, how we 
 1 Tim.5. 10. receive no accusation but before two to. 
 
 6. 12. professed a Kood profession before many to. 
 £ Tim.i.i. thia<iS heard of me amon>r many to. 
 /ieA.10.28.died without mercy under twoor tin ee to. 
 
 12.1. are cotufiassed about w ith so great cloud ofzc’. 
 Jifij;. 11.3. 1 will give |)ower to my two to 
 
 iiee I'ai-sk. 
 
 \V 1 I N r.S.S, f 
 
 Dent. 4.26. T call heaven and earth to to. against you 
 1 Sam. 12. 3. behold, here 1 am, ti’. against me 
 Jsa. 3. 9. their countenance do^h vi. against them 
 Lam. 2. 13. w hat tiling shall I take to w. b r thee r 
 Mat. 26.62. answerest tiiou nothing r what is it 
 that the.se to. against thee? .Mark 14. 6i>. 
 27 . 13. Pilate saith to him, hearest thou not how 
 many things they to. against thee, Mark 15. 4. 
 S\ 1 I N F.s.sKl). 
 
 1 KiriffsTi. 13. the men of Belial w. against K ahoth 
 Rom. 3.21. beitigrti. by the law and the prophets 
 1 Tim. 6. 13. w ho befoj e Pilate to. a good contession 
 JJeb.T.8. of whom it is to. that he liveth 
 WI I NK.SSKl'U. 
 
 John 5. .32. the -witness that he to. of me is true 
 Acts 20.23. save that Holy Ghost to. in eveiy city 
 WIINESSING. 
 
 Acts26.22. to. both to small and great, saying 
 WITS. 
 
 Psal. 107 . 27 . they stagger and are at their to. end 
 WT'ITY. 
 
 Prov.8. 12. I find out know ledge of to. inventions 
 Will ING BY. 
 
 Gen.48, 14. Isr. guided his hands to. for Manasseh 
 WIVKS. 
 
 Gen. 4. 19 . Lamech took unto him two to. 
 
 6. 2. they took them to. of all which they chose 
 30. 26. give me my to. and children and let me go 
 31.50. if thou take other to. besides my daughters 
 Mum. 14.3. that our to. and children should be a prey 
 Dent. 17 . 17 . nor shall he multiply a’, to himself 
 21. 15. if a man have tw o tv. one beloved, another 
 Judg. 8. 30. Gideon had seventy sons, had many to. 
 21. 7- how shall we do for to. for them ? 16. 
 
 18, we may not give them 10 . of our (laughters 
 3 Sam. 1.2. Elkanah had twotr. Hannah and Peninn. 
 25.43. they were also both of them David’s to. 
 
 £ Sam. 5.13. David took more to. out of .lerusaiem 
 
 12. 8. I gave thee thy master’s to. into thy bosom 
 1 King'' 11. 3. Solomon had 700 w. {u incesses 
 
 4. his . turned away his heart when he was old 
 20 . 7 . he sent unto me for my to. and children 
 1 Chron.4. 5. Asimr had twori;. Ilelah and ^.aarah 
 
 7 . 4 . the sons of Uzzi had many to. and sons 
 8.8. Shaharaim had two w. liushim and Baara 
 
 £C//row. 11.21. Heh. loved IMaachah above all his to. 
 
 23. he gave them victuals; he desired many to. 
 24.3. .lehoiada took for him two?;;, he begat sons 
 29 . 9 . and our to. are in captivity for tliis 
 
 Lzra 10.3. a covenant to [)ut away all the to. 44. 
 Keh. 12. 43. the to. also and children rejoiced 
 
 13. 23. 1 saw .lews that bad mart ied to. of Ashdod 
 Lsth. 1. 20. the to. shall give to husbands honour 
 Jer. 29 .6. take ye to. and take w. for your sons 
 
 35. 8. to drink no wine, we, nor our to. nor sons 
 Dati. 5.2. his to. and concubines drink therein, 3. 
 Luke 17- 27 . they eat, drank, they married to. 
 Acts2'l.5. they brought ns on our wav w ith to. 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 29 . that ha- e to. be as tho’ they had none 
 Lph.b. 22. ??). submit yourselves to your own hus¬ 
 bands as unto the T.ord, Col. 3. 18. 1 Met. 3.1. 
 
 24. so let the to. be to their own husbands 
 1 Tim. 4."!. refuse profane and old w. fables 
 
 1 Pet. 3.1. may be won by the conversation of to. 
 
 See Strange. 
 
 Their WIVI'.S. 
 
 Gen.84.29. all their wealth, all their little ones, and 
 their to. took they captive, 1 Sam. .30. 3. 
 Judg. 3. 6. they took their daughters to be their to. 
 
 2 CAron. 20. 13. all .ludah with their to. stoocl 
 Lzra 10. 19 . that they would put away their to. 
 Neh. 5.1. a great cry of the people and of their to 
 
 10. 28. their to. and daughters entered into an oath 
 Isa. 13.16. their houses spoiled, and their lo. l avished 
 Jcr.6.12. t/ie?r 7 ;;.shall be turned toothers, 8. 10. 
 
 14. 16. they shall have none to bury their to. 
 18.21. let their to. be heieaved of their children 
 44. 9- have ye forgotten the wickednessof//led ig. 
 
 15. men w ho knew their to. had but iit incense 
 Lzek. 44. 22. noi take tor their to. a widow 
 Dan. 6. 24. cast them and their to. into den of lions 
 Lech. 12. 12. their to. shall mourn apart, 13, 14. 
 Lph.b.28. to love their to. as their own bodies 
 
 3 7i'77i. 3.11. even so must r/ieir ?g. be grave, sober 
 
 Thy \V 1 V I'-.N. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.11. 1 will take thy to. before thine eyes, 
 and he shall lie with thy to. in sight of the sun 
 19. 5. who saved this day the lives of thy to. 
 
 1 Ktugs2Q. 3. thy silv er and gold is mine, and thy to. 
 
 b. thou shalt deliver me, thy to. and children 
 2Chron.2'\ .\4. lord will smite thy people and///^». 
 Jer. .38. 2.3. so (hey shall bring thy to. and children 
 Dan. b. 23. thy to. and concubines have drunk wine 
 Tawr WIVES. 
 
 Gen. 45.19. take waggons for your *. and come 
 Li'od. 19 .15. saifi to people, come not at your to. 
 
 22.24. j;o7;r w. shall be w idows, children fatherless 
 
 32.2. break off the golden ear-rings oi your to. 
 Deut. 3. 19 . your to. and your little ones and your 
 
 cattle shall remain in your cities, Jo.\h. i. 14. 
 29 . 11. your w. shall enter into covenant w ith Lord 
 Meh. 4.14. fight for your to. and your houses 
 562 
 
 Jisr. 44. 9. have ye forgotten wickedness of i/twrr to. 
 
 25. lord say ing, ye and j/6i?/r zi'. have both spoken 
 Mat. 19 . 8. .\]oses suflered you to put away your to. 
 t.ph. b. 25. husbands, [wa your to. Col. 3. 19. 
 Wl/AKl). 
 
 Lev. 20 . 27 . a to. shall surely be put to death 
 Dent. 18. 11. there shall not be found among you w. 
 WiZARD.S. 
 
 f.ev. 19 . 31. nor seek after w. to be defiled by them 
 
 20. 6. the Soul that turns alter to. 1 will cut off' 
 
 1 Sam. 28. .3. Saul had pul to. out of the land, 9. 
 
 2 Kings 21.6. iManasseh dealt with to. 2Chr. .1.3. 6. 
 2.3. 24. .losiah put tlie to. and idol.s out of the land 
 
 La. 8. 19 . w hen say , seek unto ?r. that peep and nmt. 
 
 19. 3. and they shall seek to idols and to. 
 
 WOE. 
 
 A’7/ot.21. 29. to. to thee, IMoab, Jer. 48. 16. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 7 . to. unto us, for there hath not been 
 such a thing heretolore, 8. Jer. 4. 1.3. I 6. 4. 
 Lam. 5. 16 . 
 
 Prov. 2.3. 29. w U) hath to. ? yvho hath sorrow ? 
 
 Led. 4. 10. to. to him that is alone when he falls 
 
 10. 16. to. to thee, O land, when thy king is a child 
 La. .3. 9 . to. to their soul, for they rewarded evil 
 
 11. to. to the wicked, it shall be ill with him 
 
 17 . 12. to. to the multitude of many people 
 
 18. 1. to. to the land shadowing with wings 
 
 28. 1. ?g. to the crown of pride,To the drunkards 
 
 29 . 1. a;, to Ariel |{ 3.3. 1. to. to thee that spoilest 
 
 30. 1. to. to the rebellious children, saith the Lord 
 45. 9. to. to him that strlveth w ith his Maker 
 
 10. w. to him that saith to fath. w hat begeOest thou 
 Jer 1.3. 27- to. unto thee, O .lerusaiem, wilt thou 
 
 22. 1.3. to. to him that builds by unrighteousness 
 2.3. 1. w. to the pastors that vieslroy the sheep 
 -18. \.to. to Aebo 1| Lzek. 16. 23. to. to. to thee 
 Ezek. 2. 10. there was written, mourning and to. 
 
 13. .3. ti:. to foolish prophets, that follow theirspirit 
 18. to. to women that sew pillows to all armholes 
 
 24. 6. w. to th(^ bloody city, 9. Kah. .3. 1. 
 
 .30. 2. thus saith the l.ord, howl, w. worth the day 
 .34. 2. to. be to the shepherds that feed themselves 
 5.18. to you that desire the day of the Lord 
 Hah. 2. 6. to. to him that increaseth that is not his 
 
 9 . to. to him that coveteth an evil covetousness 
 
 12. to. to him that buildeth a town with blood 
 
 15. to. to him that giveth his neighbour drink 
 ^ 19. to. to him that saith to the wood, awake 
 Zeph. 2. 5. to. to the inhabitants of the sea-coasts 
 
 3. 1. to. to her that is filthy and polluted, to city 
 'Zech. 11. 17 . to. to the idol shepherd that leaveth 
 Mat. 11.21.W. to thee Chorazin, to. to thee Bethsaida, 
 for if the works had been done, Luke 10. 13. 
 18. 7- u<. to the world because of offences, to. to that 
 man by whom the offence cometh, L.ukeYl. 1. 
 Mat. 23. 1.3. to. unto you scribes and Pharisees, hy¬ 
 pocrites, 14, 15, 23, 25, 27 , 29. Luke 11. 44. 
 
 16 . to. unto you, ye blind guides, which say 
 
 26. 24. but to. unto that man by whom the ■■'on of 
 man is betrayed, Mark 84. 21. f.uke22. 22. 
 Lukeb. 24. but to. unto you that are rich, for ye have 
 
 25. w. to you that are full, w. to you that laugh 
 
 26. to. to you when all men speak well of you 
 
 11. 42. but to. untoyou, Pharisees, 4.3. 
 
 46. he said, to. to you also, ye lawyers, 47 . .52. 
 Rev. 8. 1.3. 1 heard an angel Hying, saying, to. to. to. 
 
 to the inhabiters of the earth, 12. 12. 
 
 9 . 12. one to. is past j| 11. 14. the second to. is past 
 
 Y ()E is me. 
 
 Psal. 120. 5. to.isme,\\vA{ I sojourn in IMesech 
 I.sa. 6.5. to. is me, 1 am undone, 1 am of unclean lips 
 Jer. 4. 31. to. is me now, for my soul is wearied 
 
 10. ]9.?g. is me for my hurt || 15. 10. to. is me my mot. 
 45. 3. to. is me, for the Lord hath avlded grief 
 
 Mtc. 7 . l.tz;. isme, 1 an^as when they gathered fruit 
 VsViVjUnto me. 
 
 Job 10. 15. if I be wicked, ai. unto me, if righteous 
 La. 24. 16 . but I said, my leanness, to. unto me 
 1 Cor. 9 . 16 . to. unto me it'1 preach not the gospel 
 Y ()E to them. 
 
 Isa. 5. 8. to. to them that join house to house 
 
 11. w. to them that rise up earl v in the morning 
 18. to. to them that draw iniquity with cords 
 
 20. zr. ro rZ/e?/; that call evil good and good evil 
 
 21. w. to them that are wise in their own eyes 
 
 22. to. to them that are mighty to drink wine 
 10. 1. to. to them that decree unrighteous decrees 
 29 . 15. to. to them that seek deep to hide counsel 
 •31. 1. u'.tu themth'dt go dovvn to Egypt for help 
 
 Jer. .50. 27 . to. to thegi for their day is come 
 Has. 7 . 13. to. to them, for they have fled from me 
 9. 12. to. to them when 1 depart from them 
 Amos 6. 1. to. to them that are at ease in Zion 
 Mic. 2. 1. to. to them that devise iniquity 
 Mat. 24.19.?;'. to them which are with child, and to 
 mem that give suck, Mark 1.3.17. Luke 21. 2.3. 
 Jude 11. to. to them, they have gone in way of Cain 
 YOE.S. 
 
 Rev. 0. 12. behold, there come two a', more hereafter 
 Y’OEFUL. 
 
 Jer. 17. IG. neither have I desired the to. dav' 
 YOLK. 
 
 In 'y'etl: Ai'Kor in Hebrew Zeeb ; it is a wild 
 crenture very toell known. 'Ihc Scripture takes 
 notice of the.se remarkable things of the wolf: 
 that It lives upon rapine: that it is violent, cruel, 
 and bloody: that it is voracious and greedy : that 
 it goes abroad by night to seek its prey : that it is 
 the great enemy of Jiocks of sheep . that Benja¬ 
 min shall ravin as a wolf: that false teachers 
 are wolves in sheep's clothing: that the perse¬ 
 cutors oj the church, and false pastors, are also 
 ravening wolves. 
 
 The prophets Jeremtah, ITabakkuk, and Zephaniah, 
 speak of the wolv es of the evening. It hath been 
 ob.'^ened that towards evetiing wolves are most 
 dangerous, as being then more hungry. Instead 
 of the wolves of the evening, the Septuagint 
 translate it, 'I'he wolves of Arabia ; because, the 
 Hebrew roord Arab signifies both the evening 
 and Arabia. Yojves are common in Arabia, 
 but they have nothing peculiar in that country ; 
 
 \V OM 
 
 so that there can be no reason to have recourse to 
 that trarulation. 
 
 As to what ts said in Gen. 49. 27. that Benjamin 
 shall ravin as a wolf; this denotes the warlike and 
 fierce disposition and carriage of this tribe. 'Ihe 
 Chaldee interpreters explain it of the altar of 
 hurnt offering.'., which was at Jerusalem in the 
 tribe of Benjamin, and upon which they burnt the 
 viomiug and evening sacrifices to the Lord. 
 Others refer it to that violent seizure w'lich was 
 made hy the ihildrcn of Benjamin, if the young 
 women that came to the tabernacle at bhtloh, .1 udg. 
 
 21. 21, 2.3. Others again ref er it to Moroecai. or 
 to .Saul, or to Paul, who wete of the tribe of Ben¬ 
 jamin. 
 
 l.'Utah describing the tranquillity of the reign oj 
 the .Messiah, .'ays, I lie sb.all dwell witli the 
 lamb, and the leopard shall lie down v>idi Ihe 
 kid, (Vc. Isa. 11. 6. ibis ts to he unde/stood 
 spiritually, and metaphorically; that is to say, 
 " Men of fierce, civet, a,id ungovernable dispcsi- 
 tions, shall be so tran.'formed by the preai hir.g of 
 the gcrpel, and hy the grace of Christ, that they 
 shall become most humble, gentle, and tiactable, 
 and shall no more vex and persecute, but shall lit e 
 and conierse tn the same church with other poor 
 Christians quietly and harmlessly." Persecutors 
 are elsewhere cumpared to wolves. Mat. Id. 16. 
 lielioltl, 1 send you forth as sheep in tlie midse 
 ot wolves. Both Jews and Pagans were at first 
 like ravenous and voracious wolves, id loose 
 against the faithful. They persecuted and put to 
 a violent death almost all the apostles and dis- 
 ciple.s of our Saviour. But at last some of these 
 wolves themselves became converts, and grew to 
 be lamb.s ; St. / ‘aul, one of the most eager perse¬ 
 cutors of the chnreh, was afterwards one oj its most 
 ^ zealous defenders. 
 
 'Ihe wolf, as it is said, is a fierce creature, abiding 
 in forests, an enemy to cattle, ratenous, greedy, 
 crafty, of an exquisite quickness of smell, having 
 an head something square, arid his hair incl.nod to 
 grey. It is commonly said, that what makes him 
 so voracious is, that he has hut ome very large, 
 short gut, in which his food stays but a little time : 
 but this is a popular mistake : his guts are as long 
 as any other animars, or as a dog's, being himself 
 a kind of wild drg. 
 
 In times of great famine, when they can get no prey, 
 wolves are said to destroy one atwther ; for when 
 they meet together, bemoaning themselves one to 
 another, as it were by consent, they run round in a 
 circle, and the first which, thrnigh giddiness, jall- 
 eth to the ground, is jorthwith detoured by the rest. 
 They are frightened at the throwing of stones, at 
 fire, at the sound of bells, and at the singing of 
 men or women. 11 hen they set upon sheep, they 
 make choice of a dark, cloudy day, that they may 
 escape the more sojely ; and they go against the 
 wind, to prevent the dogs smelling them. It is 
 said also, that the female bringeth forth one the 
 first year, two the second, and so on till the ninth 
 year. ]f the young one lap as a dog, she rejecielh 
 It; if It suck the water as a swine, or bite as a 
 hear, she nourishes it. Many other things are said 
 of this animal. 
 
 It ts recorded that one Gelon of Syracuse, then a 
 scholar at school, was thus preserved: a wolf en¬ 
 tering the school, .seized on Gelan's wtiting table 
 and hasted to be gone; Gelon pursued after his 
 table : in the meantime the school-hou.se Jell down, 
 whereby both masters and scholars uere all killed, 
 Gelon alone being preserved. Many other things 
 are reported of them. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 27 . Benjamin shall ravin asa 
 Isa. 11.6. the w. shall tlwell with the lamb 
 65. 25. the w. and the lamb shall feed fogethei 
 Jer. 5.6. a w. of the evenings shall siioil them 
 
 10.12. but he that is an hireling .seetli the ?j. 
 coming, the w. catcheth and scattereth tfie sheen 
 YOLVES. 
 
 F.zek. 22. 27 . her princes are like tr. ravening 
 Hah. 1.8. their horses fiercer than evening w. 
 
 Zeph. .3. .3. her princes lions, her judges evening at. 
 Mat. I. 15. butinvvardly they are raveninga?. 
 
 10. 16. 1 send j'ou forth as sheep in the midst of a”. 
 Luke 10. 3. I send you forth as lambs among w. 
 Acts 20. 29. grievous w. shall enter in among you 
 YO.AIAN. 
 
 God having created all the animals in pairs, male 
 and female, and having brought them to Adam, 
 that he might give them names ; in this review that 
 Adam made of ail living creatiire.f, he could no: 
 observe that any one of them xcas like himself, or 
 created for hint, Gen. 2. 19, 20. But God was 
 pleased to give him a companion and assistant, as 
 he had done to all the other creatures. He there¬ 
 fore cast Adam into a profound sleep, and when he 
 u as fast asleep, God took a rib out if his side, cf 
 which he formed the woman. IVhen Adam atreke, 
 he perceived it, and cried out, 'I'his is lione of my 
 Iwnes, and flesh ofriiy flesh; she shall be called by 
 a name derived from that of man, because she is 
 taken oite of man, Y'herefbre a man shall for- 
 Siike father and mothe?, and shall cleave to Ids 
 wife, and they two shall be one flesh ; or, “ ihey 
 shall be hut one in two different bodies, because cf 
 the production of children, which are the b.ood of 
 both," Gen. 2.21,22, \'c. 
 
 Some writers have thought, that Adam was created 
 cf both sexes ; because it is said in Gen. 1.26, 27. 
 Letusmake man in our image, after our likeness, 
 and let them have dominion over the fish of Ihe 
 sea : So God created man in Ids own image, in thi- 
 image of God created lie him ; male and female 
 created he them. He speaks of the work of the 
 sixth day. And in the following chapter he relates 
 the f.irmation of the woman in the manner before 
 mentioned. It is therefore affirmed, that mariwas 
 already formed male and female, before Eve was 
 created. Others think, that the bodies of Adam and 
 Ere u'-ere created even from the sixth day, but joined 
 
WOM 
 
 WOM 
 
 WON 
 
 end fastened sidewise to each other; and that 
 afterwards God sent a deep sleep on Adam, and 
 then separated the woman from him. And thus 
 they eiptain those words, Gen. 2. 21. tie took 
 one of his ribs, and closed up the Hesh instead 
 thereof; they translate the llehrew tints. He took 
 one (xcomun) out of his side, and put fleslt in 
 Its place. I 'he opinion that generally prevails is, 
 that the man and woman were created on the sixth 
 day, according to Gen. 1. 27- attd that what ts 
 related chap. 2. 20, &c. is only a recapitulation, 
 or a supplement, to what had been before men¬ 
 tioned in a concise manner. 
 
 Woman was created to be a companion and assist¬ 
 ant to man. ishe was equal to him. in that au¬ 
 thority and juri.'idiction that God gave them over 
 all other animals, hut after the fall, God made 
 her subject to the government of man. Gen. 
 
 16. I liy desire sliail be to thy liusband, and he 
 shall rule over thee. Besides the duties prescrib¬ 
 ed by the law, common to men and women, there 
 were certain regulations peculiar to this sex ; as 
 were those legal uncleannesses which they con¬ 
 tracted during the times of their ordinary infir¬ 
 mities, Lev. 15. 19. and those that attended their 
 lying-in. Lev. 12. 2. and those which proceeded 
 from certain fluxes of humours, at those seasons 
 appointed by nature. Lev. 15. 25. The law also 
 made them liable to the trial of the waters ot 
 jealousy, if their husbands had entertained any 
 well-grounded suspicions of their fidelity, Num. 
 
 5. 14, ^c. and when the tokens of virginity could 
 not be found in them, they were stoned to death, 
 Deut. 22. 20, 21. 
 
 // a married woman made a vow, of whatever 
 nature it was, she could not he obliged to keep it, 
 if her husband was against it, and contradicted it 
 the same day. But if he staid till the next day 
 before he contradicted it, or knowing the thing, if 
 he held his peace, he was then supposed to consent 
 to it, and the woman was obliged to perform her 
 vow, >.um. .“JO. 6, 7, 8. See the epistles of St. 
 Paul, for the duties of women towards their hus¬ 
 bands, 1 (h)r. 7- -L 4, Lph. 5. 22, &c. See 
 also 1 it. 2. 4, 5. and 1 Pet. :1. 1,2, 3. where mo¬ 
 desty is recommended to them, and a great care 
 in avoiding all superfluous ornaments, and un¬ 
 necessary finery of di ess. 
 
 ’The prophet Isaiah says. As for my people, wo¬ 
 men 1 ule over them ; that is, weak and effeminate 
 men, Isa. 3. 12. And in cliap. 19. 16. In that 
 day shall Kgypt be like unto women; that is, 
 feeble and fearful. The prophet Ezekiel repre¬ 
 sents the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, who 
 both sprung from the same stock by two women, 
 the dauuhters of one mother, Ezek. 2.3. 2, 44. 
 And in Kev. 12. 1. the church is represented by 
 a woman clothed with tlie sun, and the moon 
 under her feet. The church is compared to a 
 woman, as she is the spouse of Christ ; and as the 
 woman is the weaker set, so the church hath al¬ 
 ways been the weakest part of the world. The 
 antichristian chnrch is also represented as a 
 woman sitting on a scarlet coloured beast, full of 
 names of blasphemy, liev. 17. 3. 
 
 Gen. 2. 22. and the rib of tlie man made he 2. w. 
 
 23. she shall be called w. slie was taken out of man 
 
 3. 15. I will |)nt enmity between tliee and the w. 
 
 24. 5. peradventure tlie w. will not come, 39. 
 
 44. let the same be the rr. the Lord hath appointed 
 Kxod. 21. 22. if men strive and hurt tiw. with child 
 Xey. 18. 23. nor shall a w. stand before a beast 
 20. 13. if a man lie with mankind as with a w. 
 Hum. 5. 18. he shall set the w. before the I.ord,30. 
 
 27 . the<r. shall be a curse among hei' people 
 
 25. 6. brought a Midianitish 70. in tlie sight of Moses 
 
 8. Phinehas thrust the w. through her belly 
 
 30. 3. if a w. vow a vow to Lord and bind herself 
 
 31. 17- now kill every w. that hath known man 
 Pent. 22. 14. 1 took this w. and found her not a maid 
 Josh.Q. 4. the w. took the two men and hid them 
 
 6. 22. go, and bring out thence the Ws Hahab 
 Judg. 4. 9 . Lord shall sell Sisera into the hand of w. 
 
 9. 53. a certain w. cast a piece of a millstone upon 
 Abimelech’s head, brake his scull, 2 C>Vjw. 11.21. 
 54. that men say not of me, a w>. slew him 
 
 13. 11. art thou the man that spakest to the w.? 
 
 14. 3. is there never a w. among all my people.’ 
 
 16. 4. Samson loved a w. in the valley of Sorek 
 
 19 . 20. then came the w. in the daw ning of the day 
 Butli 1. 5. the w. was left of her sons and husband 
 
 3. 11. for my people know thou art a virtuous w'. 
 
 4. 11. the Lord make the rr. like llashel and Leah 
 1 1Sam. 1.15. Hannah said, I am w. ofsoi rowful spirit 
 
 26. 1 am w. that stood by thee here, praying 
 2. 20. Lord give thee seed of this ic. tor the loan 
 
 28. 7 . seek me a w. that hath a familiar spirit 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 8. thou chargest me concerning this tv. 
 11.2. from the roof Havid saw a w. washing herself 
 
 13. 17 . put now thisty. out from me and bolt door 
 17- 19. the w. spread a covering over the well 
 
 20. 22. then to. went unto all people in her wisdom 
 
 1 Kings 3. 17. 1 and this w. dwell in one house 
 
 14. 5. she shall feign herself to be another w. 
 
 17 . 17 . the son of the w. fell sick and died 
 
 2 Kings 4. 8. went to Shunem, where was a great to. 
 6.26. there cried a w, saying, help, my lord, O king 
 
 8. 5. this is the to. || 9. 34. see this cur.sed to. 
 
 2 Chran. 24. 7- the sons of Athaliah that wicked w. 
 Job 31. 9 . if my heart have been fieceived by a w. 
 Psal. 48. 6. pain as of a w. in travail, Isa. 13. 8. I 
 21. 3. I 26. 17 . .Ter. 4. .31.1 6. 24. 1 13. 21. I 
 ' 22. 2.3.130. 6.131. 8.148. 41.149. 22, 24. 
 
 1 50. 4.3. 
 
 Ptov. 6. 24. to keep thee from the evil to. 
 
 7 . 10. behold there met him a w. subtile of heart 
 
 9. 13. a foolish w. is clamorous, she is simple 
 
 12.4. a virtuous w. is a crown to her husband, 31.10. 
 14. 1. every wise tc. buildeth her house but foolish 
 
 21. 9- than with a brawling w. in a wide house, 19. 
 31. 10. who can find a virtuous to. ? price rubies 
 
 SO. a w. that fears the Lord shall be praised 
 
 Eccl. 7. 26. the w. whose heart is snares and nets 
 
 28. but a w. among all tliose have 1 not found 
 Tsa.-iQ. 14. now will 1 cry like a travailing to. 
 
 45. 10. or to the :y. what hast thon brought forth ? 
 49. 15. can aw. forget her sucking child ? 
 
 .51. 6 . the Lord hatli called thee as a w. forsaken 
 Jer. 6 . 2. likened daughter of Zion to a delicate ». 
 31. 22 . created a new thing, a w. compass a man 
 Law.l. 17 -.lerusalem is a menstruous zr.among them 
 Ezek. 16 . 30. the woikofan imperious wlionsh w. 
 23. 44 . tliey went in unto her, as they go in toatr. 
 36. 17 .their way as the nncleanness or a removed w. 
 Hos. 3 . 1 . go yet, hnea w. beloved of her frientl 
 
 13. 13. tlie sorrows of a travailing w. shall come 
 upon Idm, he is an unw ise son, Mic. 4. 9, 10. 
 Zech. 5. 7 . tills is a w. tliat sits in tlie ephah 
 AJat. 5. 28. w hoso looketli on a w. to Inst after her 
 9 . 90. a 70. which was diseased with an issue of 
 blooii twelve years, Mark 5. 25. Luke 8 . 43. 
 
 1 . 3 . 33 . leaven, which a to. took and liid in meal 
 
 15. 28. O to. great is thy faitli, he it to thee as thou 
 22 . 27 . unto the seventh, and last of all the w. 
 
 died also, Mark 12. 22. Luke 20. 32. 
 
 26. 10. .Tesnssaid, why trouble ye the w.? 
 
 I. 3. this that this w. hatli done shall be told 
 Mark 10. 12. if a w. shall put away her husband 
 Luke 7 . . 39 . who and w hat manner of w. is this t 
 
 44. .iesussaid unto Simon, seest thou this w. ? 
 
 I. 3. 16 . ought not this w. being a daughter of Abrah. 
 John 2. 4. w. w hat have 1 to do with thee ' 
 
 4. 9 . askest drink of me who am a to. of Samaria ? 
 39 . many believe,! on him for the saying of the a;. 
 
 8. .3. brought to him a w. taken in adultery, 4. 
 
 10. when .lesiis Saw none but the w. lie said 
 
 19 . 26 . he saitli to his mother, w. behold thy son 
 Acts 9. .36. Dorcas, this to. was full of good works 
 
 17 . 34. and nw. named Damaris believed 
 Born. 1. 27-men leaving the natural use of the ai. 
 
 7 . 2. the w. that hath an husband is bound 
 1 Cur. 7 . 1 . it is good for a man not to touch a w, 
 
 2. let every a', have her own husband 
 
 II. 5. but every w. that pravetlt uncovered 
 
 6. if the a', be not covered, let her he shorn 
 
 7 . but the w. is the glory of tlie man 
 
 8. man is not of the w. but the to. of the man 
 
 9 . man not for the w. but the w. for the man 
 
 10. the w. ought to have power on tier head 
 
 II. nevertheless, neither is the man without the 
 
 a', nor the lo. without the man in the Lord 
 
 12. as tlie zy. is of the man, so is the man by the w. 
 13.is it comely for a w. to pray to God uncovered i 
 
 15. if a zy. have long hair, it is a glory to her 
 Gal. 4. 4. God sent forth his .Son madeof a to. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. .3. then liestriic. cometh as travail on a zy. 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 12. 1 suffer not a a', to teach or usurp 
 
 14. the zy. being deceived., was in the transgression 
 Lev. 2. 20. thou siifferest that to. .Jezebel to teach 
 
 12. 1. there appeared w. clothed with the sun 
 6. the zy. fled || I 6 . the earth helped the w. 
 
 17 . and the dragon was wroth with the w. 
 
 17 . 3. I saw a w. sit on a scarlet-coloured beast 
 6. a w. drunken 1| 7. 1 will tell mystery of the w. 
 See Born, M.\n, .Sir.\nge. 
 
 Young WOMAN, 
 
 Ruth 4. 12. let thy house be likethatof Pharez, of 
 the seed w hich Ld. shall give thee of thisi^uzzwi; w. 
 WOMANKIND. 
 
 Lev. 18. 22. shall not lie with mankind as with w. 
 WOMB. 
 
 Gen. 25. 23. Lord said, two nations are in thy zy. 
 24. behold, there were twins in her zy. .38. 27. 
 
 29. 31. T.ord opened Leah’s w. 1130. 22. Rachel’s zy. 
 49 . 25. bless w ith ble.ssingsof breasts, and of zy. 
 Exod. 13. 2. whatsoever openeth the zy. is mine 
 Azi/rt. 8. 16. the 1 evites are given rne, instead of 
 
 such as open every zy. even of the first-born 
 Judg. 13. 5. he sindl be a 'Nazarite from the w. 7. 
 Ruth 1. J1. are tliere yet any more sons in my zy. ? 
 1 Sam. 1. 5. hut the Lord had shut up her zy. 6. 
 
 Job 3. 11. why died 1 not from tiie w. ? 
 
 10. 18. w hy hast thou brought me forth ofthezy. ? 
 24.20. the zy. shall forget him, he shall be no more 
 .31. 15. did not he that made thee inzy. make him ? 
 .38. 8. brake forth as if it had issued out of the w. 
 29. out of whose to. came the ice r 
 Psal. 22. 9. but thou art he who took me out of the w. 
 10. 1 was cast upon thee from the w. art my God 
 .58. .3. the wicked are estranged from the w. 
 
 71 . 6. by thee have 1 been holdcn up from the to. 
 110. 3. tliy people willing, from a. of the morning 
 Prov. .30. 16 . the barren w. says not, it is enough 
 31.2. w hat, my son ' and wliat, the son of my zy. ? 
 Eccl. 11.5. thou knowest not how bones grow in w. 
 7srt. 44. 2. Lord formed thee from the zy. 24. 149.5. 
 
 46 . .3. O Israel which are carried from the zy. 
 
 48. 8. wast called a transgressor from the zy. 
 
 49.1. the Lord hath called me from the zi'. 
 
 15. she not have compassion on the son of herzy. 
 66 . 9 . shall 1. cause to bring forth, and shut thezz'. 
 
 Jer. 1. 5. before thou earnest forth out of the to. 
 
 20 . 17 . because he slew me not frbm the zy. or my 
 
 mother’s zy. to be always great w ith me 
 
 18. why came 1 forth ot the to. to see labour ? 
 Ezek. 20.26. passtliro’ the tire all that openeth the zy. 
 lJos.9. 11. tlieir glory shall Hee from the birth and w. 
 
 14. give them a miscarrying zy. and dry breasts 
 12. 3. be took his brother by the heel in the to. 
 Luke 1 . 31 . behold, thon shall conceive in thy to. 
 
 41. the babe leaped in her w. for joy , 44. 
 
 2. 21. name .lesus, before he was conceived in the w. 
 28. every male that openeth the to. shall be holy 
 See I'KOiT, Mother. 
 
 W’OM B.S. 
 
 Gen. 20. 18. the T.ord had fast closed up all the zy. 
 Luke 23.29. blessed are the zy. that never bare 
 WOM BN. 
 
 Gen. 24. 11. the time thatzy. go out to rlraw water 
 Exod. 15. 20. all the w. wentout after Miriam 
 . 3 . 5 . 25. all tlie to. that were wise hearted did spin 
 26 . all tlie w. whose heart stii red them up 
 /.ezi. 26. 26. fen zy. shall bake your bread in one oven 
 Num. 31.15. Moses said, have ye savwd all zy.alive .’ 
 
 Deut. 20.14, the w. and little ones fake captives 
 Josh. a. .35. .loshua read the law before thezy._ 
 
 Judg. 5. 24. blessed above w. shall Jael wifeof Heb. 
 21.14. they saved alive of the w. of Jabesh-Gilead 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 22. Bli heard how tliey lay with thezy. 
 
 15.3.3. as thy sword hath made w. chijdless, so shaU 
 
 18. 6. tlie zy. came out of the cities ot Israel 
 
 7 . the w. answered one another as they played 
 
 21. 4. if the young men kept themselves from w. 
 
 5. of a truth zy. have been kept from us three day 
 
 30. 2. tlie Amalekites had taken the w. captives 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 26. thy love to me passing the love of w. 
 
 15. 16. the king left ten zy. to keep the house 
 
 1 Kings 3. 16. then came two zy. that were harlots 
 
 2 Kings 8.12. and rip up their-«y. with child, 15. 16 . 
 
 2.3. 7- where the zy. wove hangings for the grove 
 Neh, 1.3. 26. even him did outlandish zy. cause to sia 
 Esth. 1.9. Vashtithe queen made a feast tor the zy 
 
 2. 17 . Ahashuerus loved l■',stller above all the w. 
 
 3.13. to slay all .lews, little children and w. 8. 11 ■ 
 Job 42. 15. no zy. found so fair as .lob’.s daughters 
 Ps. 45. 9. king’s daughters among thy lioiiourab. w. 
 Prov. 31. 3. give not thy strength to w. 
 
 Cant. 1.8. o' thou fairest among z;-. 5. 9. I 6. 1. 
 
 Isa. 3.12. as for my people, to. rule over tliem 
 4. 1. in tiiat day seven zy. shall take hold ofonemaa 
 
 19 . 16. in that <iay Egypt shall he like to w. 
 
 27 . 11. the zy.come, and set them on fire 
 
 32. 9. rise up, ye w. that are at ease, hear my 
 
 10. careless to. li 11. tremble, ye w. be troubled 
 Jer. 7 . 18. the w. knead their dough to make cakes 
 
 9 . 17 . call for the mourning and cunning zy. 
 
 20. yet hear the word of the Lord. O ye zy. 
 
 .38. 22. all the w. left shall be brought to the king 
 44. 24. .lereiniah said to all the w. hear the word 
 
 50. . 37 . they shall become zy. and shall be robbed 
 
 51, 30. the mighty men of Babylon became as w. 
 Lam. 2. 20. shall the w. eat children ot a span long ? 
 
 4. 10. the pitiful w. have sodden their ciiildren 
 
 5.11. they ravished zy. in Zion, and maids in .Tudaa 
 Ezek. 8. 14. there sat zy. weeping tor I ammuz 
 9. 6. slay utterly maids, little children, and zy. 
 
 1.3. 18. woe to zy. that sew pillows to all arm-holes 
 
 16. 34. the contrary is in thee from other w. 
 
 .‘18. 1 will judge thee as zy. that break wedlock 
 
 23. 2. there were two w. daughters of one mother 
 45. judge after tlie manner of zy. that shed blood 
 48. zy. may be tauglit not to do after your lewdness 
 
 Dati. 11. 17 . be shall give him the daughter of w. 
 
 37- nor shall he regard the desire of zy. nqrany god 
 Hos. Vi. 16. their w. with child shall be ripped up 
 Amos 1.13. bee. they have ripped up w. with child 
 Mic. 2. 9. the, zy. of my people have ye cast out 
 Nab. 3. 13. tliy people in the midst of thee are w. 
 Zech. 5. 9. there came out two zy. and had win»s 
 
 8. 4. old zy. shall dwell in the streets of Jerusalam 
 14. 2. the houses rifled, the to. shall be ravished 
 
 Mat. 11. 11. among them that are born of zy. not 
 risen a greater than .lohn Baptist, Luke 7 . 28. 
 
 14. 21. .lesus fed 5,000 men, besides zy. 15. 38.__ 
 
 24. 41. two zy. grinding at the mill, J.uke 17. .35. 
 
 27 . 55. and many w. were then beholding afar off 
 Luke 1. 28. blessed arttliou among zy. 42. 
 
 24. 22. certain to. also made us astonished 
 24. and found it even so as the w. had said 
 Acts 1.14. these all continued in prayer with thezy. 
 
 13. 50. but the .lews stirred up the devout zy. 
 
 16.1.3. we speak to the zy. which resorted thither 
 
 17 . 4. of the chief w. not a few believed, 12. 
 
 Rom. 1. 26. their zy. did change the natural use 
 
 1 Cor. 14. .34. let your w. keep silence in churches 
 35. it is a shame for w. to speak in the church 
 Phil. 4. 3. help those w. which laboured with me 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 9. zy. adorn themselves in modest apparel 
 
 10. which becomefh to. professing godline.ss 
 
 11. let the zy. learn in silence with all subjection 
 
 5. 2. entreat the elder zy. as mothers, younger as . 
 
 14. I will tlierefore that the younger zy. marry 
 
 2 'Jim. 3. 6. lead captive silly w. laden with sins 
 'Tit. 2. 3. the aged zy. behave as becometh holiness 
 
 4. they may teach the younger zy. to be sober 
 Heb. 11. .35. zy. received their dead raised to lifeaga. 
 1 Pet. 3. 5. after this manner the holy to. adorned 
 Rev. 9 . 8. they had hair as hair of zy. their teeth as 
 
 14. 4. tliese are tliey tliat are not defiled with zy. 
 See Children, Men, Singing, Strange. 
 
 nA omen -servants. 
 
 Gen. 20. 14. Abimelech w.-servants io Abrah. 
 
 32.5. Jacob had men servants and w.-servants 
 WON. 
 
 1 Citron. Ht. 27 . out of the spoils zy. in battles 
 Prov. 18. 19. a brother oflended is liarder to be zy. 
 
 1 Pet. 3.1. may be to. bv the conversation of wives 
 
 WONDER. 
 
 Deut. 13. 1. if a prophet give thee a sign or a zy. 
 
 2. and the sign of the to. come to pass 
 
 28. 46. they slmll be upon thee for a sign and azy, 
 
 2 Chr. 32. .31. who sent to him to inquire of the zy. 
 Ps. 71 . 7 . 1 am as a w. to many, thou art my refuge 
 Isa. 20. 3. like, as Isaiah walked barefoot for a zy. 
 
 29 . 14. 1 will do a marvellous work and a to. 
 
 Acts .3. 10. tliey were tilled with to. and amazement 
 Rev. 12.1. there appeared a great zy. in heaven, 3 
 
 WONDER, Verb. 
 
 Isa. 13. t 8. they shall zy. one at another 
 29 . 9. stay yourselves and to. cry ye out, and cry 
 Jer. A. 9. the priests and the prophets shall to. 
 
 1 lab. 1.5. beiiold ye, regard and w. marvellously 
 Acts 13. 41. behold, ye despisers, zy. and perish 
 Rev. 17 . 8. they that flwell on tlie earth shall w. 
 
 WON DERI TL. 
 
 Veut. 28. 59 . the T.ord will make thy plagues zy. 
 
 2 .Sam. 1. 26. thy love to me was to. passing love of 
 2 Chron. 2. 9. house I am to build shall bezy. great 
 Job 42. .‘1. 1 have uttered things too w. for me 
 
 /’y. 119 . 129 . thy testimonies zy. my soul keej) them 
 1.31. t 1. nor do 1 exercise myselt in things too zy. 
 139. 6. such knowledge is too zy. for me 
 Prov. .30. 18. there he three things that are too zy. 
 Isa. 9. 6- Ins name shall he called IV. Counsellor 
 2;5. 1. O Ld. 1 will praise thee, hast done zy. thing? 
 
 28. 29. from the Lord of hosts who is zy. in counsel 
 
 2 o 2 563 
 
woo 
 
 WOR 
 
 Jer. 5.30. a w. tiling is committed in the land 
 JJan. 8.11.3. a saint said to the u>. numberer 
 AJat.iil. 15. when tliey saw the u\ things he did 
 •See Works. 
 WOMIERI'UI.LY. 
 
 1 •Sam. 6.6, when he had wrought w. among them 
 PaaU 13y. 14. I will praise thee for I am lo. made 
 Xaw. 1.9. therefore .lerusalem came down w. 
 Uan.{i.i\. he shall de.stroy tv. and shall prosper 
 WONDEK.S. 
 
 Exod.^. CO. 1 will stretch out my hand and smite 
 Egypt with all my n'. 7. 3. \ li. Q. JJeut.G. 
 CC. 17.19.1 C6. 8.1 34. 11. 
 
 4 . 21. see thou do those w.\\ 11. 10. did these k. 
 
 Is. 11. the Lord is fearful in praises, doing a). 
 JJevt. 4. 34. hath God assayed to take a nation by w. 
 JosA.'.i. 5. to-morrow the Lord will do a), among you 
 
 1 C/ircn. 10. 12. remember his u>. Psal. lo5. 5. 
 
 I^eh. 9.10. thou shewedst vi. upon Pharaoh 
 
 17. nor were mindful of thy w. Psai. 78.11, 4.3. 
 Job 9. 10. God doth w. without number 
 Esal. 77-11. surely 1 will remember thy ip. of old 
 
 14. thou art the God that ilost zv. 
 
 88. 10. wilt thou shew w. to the dead ? 
 
 12. shall thy a’, he known in the dark ? 
 
 89.3. the heavens shall praise thy ui. O Lord 
 96. 3. declare his an among all people 
 
 105. 27. they shewed his rc. in the land of Ilam 
 
 106. 7. our fathers understood not thy m. in Et'ypt 
 107.24. these see his w'oi ks and his w. in the deep 
 135.9. who sent v). into tlie midst of I gypt 
 
 136. 4. to him w ho alone doth great tv. 
 
 J.va. 8.18. 1 and the children are fora;, in Israel 
 Jer. 32.20. who hath set signs and tv. in land of Eg. 
 
 21. and hast brought forth thy people with tv. 
 Dan. 4. 2. I thought good to shew the signs and tv. 
 
 3. how great arc his signs ! how mighty his a. ! 
 
 6. 27. he worketh tv. in heaven and in earth 
 
 12. 6. how long shall it be to the end of these tv. ? 
 Joel 2. .30. I w ill shew a. in heaven, Acts 2. 19. 
 il/a<.24.24. there shall arise false Christs and false 
 prophets, and shall shew great tv. Mark 13. 22. 
 John 4. 48. Jesus said, except ye see signs and w. 
 Acts2. 22. Jesus, a man approved of God by tv. 
 
 43. tear came on every soul, many signs and tv. 
 
 were done by the apostles,.5. 12. | 14. 3. I 15.12. 
 4. .30. that tv. may he done by the name of Jesus 
 6.8. Stephen did great tv. among the people 
 
 7. 36. after he had shewed in the land of Egypt 
 Horn. 15.19. to make Gentiles obedient through tv. 
 
 2 Cor. 12.12. the signs of an apostle wrought in tv. 
 
 £ 2.9. whose coming is with signs and lying tp. 
 
 JJeb.2.4. God also bearing witness with signs and a'. 
 liev, 13.13. he doth great tv. in the sight of men 
 WOJSDEUED. 
 
 Isa. 59. 16. he tv. there was no intercessor 
 ^63. 5. and I tv. that there was none to uphold 
 Eec/i. .3. 8. hear now, for they are men tv. at 
 Luke2.\Q.-A\\ they that heard it tv. at things told 
 
 4.22. they all tv. at the gracious wonis 
 
 24. 41. while they believed not for joy, and tv. 
 Acts’!. 31. Moses tv. ji 8. 13. .Simon Magus tv. 
 xtep. 13. .3. all the world tv. after the beast 
 17.6. when 1 saw her, 1 tv. with great admiration 
 WOEDMtl^sG. 
 
 G«w.24. 21. the man tv. at her, held his peace 
 Ivle24. 12. Peter w. at that which w as come to pass 
 Acts 3. 11. all the people ran together greatly tv 
 M'OMIROU.S. 
 
 iC/tron. 16. 9. sing psalms, talk you of all his tv. 
 
 works, PsaJ. 26.7 ■ I 105. 2. | 119. 27. 1 145. 5. 
 Job 37. 14. consider the tv. works of God 
 
 16. dost th<;u know the tv. works of him 
 Psal.'ii. 17. hitherto have 1 declared thy tv. works 
 72. 18. the God who only doth tv. things, 86. 10. 
 
 75.1. that thy name is near, thy tv. woiks declare 
 78.32. they believed not for his u\ works 
 
 106.22. who had done?p. works in the land ofTIam 
 
 119.18. that 1 may tiehold tv. things out of thy law 
 Jer. 21. 2. he will deal according to his tv. works 
 
 Y'OMJEHOU.SLY. 
 
 Judff. 1.3.19. the angel did tv. Manoah looked on 
 .Joel 2. 26. the Lord hath dealt tv. with you 
 YOlsT. 
 
 Exod. 21.29. if the ox w ere tv. to push with his horns 
 Evm. 22. .30. was 1 ever w. to do so to thee r 
 1 tiam. .30. .31. where David and liis men tv. to haunt 
 2. 8am. 20.18. they w ere tv. to speak in old time 
 JJati. .3.19. seven times more than tv. to be heated 
 
 13. the governor was tv. to release 
 Mark 10. 1. as he was tv. he taught tliem again 
 Luke22. .39. he went as he was tv. to the mount 
 Acts\^. 13. went where [iraver was a;, to be made 
 WOOD. 
 
 Gen. 22. 6. Abraham took w. and put it on Isaac 
 7- Isaac said, behold the fire and the tv. 
 
 Num. 13.20. whether there be w. therein or not 
 
 31.20. purify all things that are made of tv. 
 
 JJetit. 10. 1. come up, and make thee an ark of tv. 
 
 19.5. when a man gocdh into the tv. to liew tv. 
 
 29.11. from the hewer of ihy tv. unto the drawer of 
 thy water, Xo//, 9. 21,23, 27. Jer. 46.22. 
 
 Josh. 17.18. the mountain is a tv. cut it down 
 
 1 •Sam. 6. 14. and they clav e the tv. of the cart 
 
 14. 25. all they of the land came to a uk 
 
 23. 16. .lonathan went to David into the tv. 
 
 2 oam. 18.8. the iv. devoured more people that day 
 
 1 Kings 18.2.3. lay the bullock on tv. and no fire und. 
 
 2 Kings Q. 24. there came two she-bears out of the tv. 
 IChron. 29. 2. 1 have prepared tv. for things of tv. 
 Psal. BO. 1.3. the boar out of the w. doth waste it 
 
 132. 6. we found it in the belds of the tv. 
 
 141. 7- as when one deaveth tv. upon the earth 
 Prov. 26.20. where no i^;. is, there the tire goeth out 
 21. as tv. fo fire, so is a contentious man to kin. fire 
 l.ccl. 10. 9. he. that cleayeth tv. shall be in danger 
 Jsa. 10.15. staff should lift up itself as if it were non;. 
 
 SO. .33. the pile thereof is fire and much u. 
 
 45.20. they that set up the tv. of their image 
 fX). 17. tor iron I will bring silver, for tv. brass 
 
 Jer. 5.14.1 will make my words fire, this people tv. 
 
 1.18. the children gather tr. the fathers kindle fire 
 
 £64 
 
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 Jer. 28.1.3. thou hast broken the yokes of tv. but shalt 
 Kzek. 15.3. shall w. betaken thereof to do any work f 
 
 24. 10. heap on w. || .39. 10. no tv. out of the field 
 Mic. 7. 14. the flock which dwell solitary in the 
 Hah. 2. 19. woe to him that saith to the tv. awake 
 Hag. 1.8. go up, bring tv. and build the house 
 Zech. 12. 6. like an hearth of fire anxmg the tv. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 12. if any build on this foundation, tv. hay 
 
 2 'J'tm. 2. 20. tnit also vessels of tv. and earth 
 
 8 ee Okkkrinc, .Stone. 
 
 WOODS. 
 
 Ezek. .34. 25. they shall sleci) safely in the tv. 
 
 wool-'. 
 
 Lev. 1,3. 48. if the plague be in the warp or tv. 
 
 51. it the plague he spread in the warp or the tv. 
 
 52. burnt that garment, whether warp or w. 
 
 53 if the plague lie not spread, v ash the tv. 58. 
 
 56 then he shall rend it out of the warp or tv. 
 
 59. this is the law of leprosy in the warp or tv. 
 
 WOOL. 
 
 Judg. 6. 37. I will put a fleece of u. in the floor 
 2 Kings .3. 4. Mesha rendered KK),(100 rams with u. 
 Psal. 147- 16. the Lord giveth sno»v like w. 
 
 Prov. 31. 1.3. she seeketh tv. and flax, and worketh 
 Isa. 1.18. tho’ your sins like crimson, shall beas rz'. 
 51. 8. worm shall eat them like tv. but my right. 
 Ezek. 27. 18. Damascus was thy merchant in tv. 
 .34. 3. ye eat the tat, ye clothe you with the tv. 
 
 44. 17. and no w. shall come upon them 
 Dan. 7. 9. the hair of his head like w. Rev. 1. 14, 
 /ici-.C. 5. will go aftermy lovers that give me myii;. 
 9. 1 will recover my tv. and my flax given to cover 
 WOOLLEM. 
 
 Lev. 1.3. 47. the garrnent, whether to. or linen, 59. 
 48. the leprosy be in the warp or woof of tv. 52. 
 
 19.19. nor shall a garment mingled of linen and u-. 
 
 come upon tliee, Dent. 22.11. 
 WORD, 
 
 In Hebrew, Dabar; in Greek, 'Pnna, or Aoyor. It 
 signifies, 1. The eternal Son of God, the uncre¬ 
 ated Wisdom, the second Person of the most holy 
 Trinity, equal and consubstantial with the lather. 
 The evangelist John, chap. 1. 1. more expressly 
 than any other, has opened the mystery of this 
 Y'ORD, when he tells^ tu. In the beginning was 
 the Word, and the Word was with God, and the 
 Word was God. The same was in the beginning 
 with God. All things were made by him, and 
 without him was not any thing made that was 
 made. Christ Jesus is called the Y'ORD, (1) In 
 respect of his person, he being the express image of 
 the Father, as we are told, Heb. 1. 3. as our words 
 are of our thoughts. (2) In respect of his office, 
 because the lather made known his will to the 
 church in all ages by him, as we declare ourminds 
 one to another by our words, John .3. 34. ( 3 ) Be¬ 
 cause the Messiah -was called The Y’ord of God 
 by the Jews. The Chaldee Paraphrasts, the most 
 ancient Jewish writers extant, generally make 
 use of the word MEMRA, which signifies the 
 Y ord, in those places where Moses puts the name 
 Jehovah. And it is generally thought, that under 
 this term the Paraphrasts would intimate the 
 Aon of God, the second Person of the Trinity. 
 Kotv their testimony is so much the more con¬ 
 siderable, as having lived before Christ, or at the 
 time of Christ, they are irrefragable witnesses 
 of the sentiments of their nation concerning this 
 article, since their l argum, or Explication, has 
 always been, and still is, tn universal esteem among 
 the Jews. And as they ascribe to Memra all the 
 attributes of the Deity, it is concluded from thence, 
 that they believed the divinity of the n OR L) 
 
 They say, that it was MLMRA, or the Jf ORD, 
 which created the world; which appeared to Moses 
 on mount •Sinai ; which gave him the law ; which 
 spoke to him face to face ; which brought Israel 
 cut of Egypt; which marched before the people; 
 which wrought all those miracles which are re¬ 
 corded in the book of Exodus. It was the same 
 U ORD that appeared to Abraham in the plain 
 of Mamre ; that was seen of Jacob at Beth el, to 
 whom Jacob made his vow, and acknowledged as 
 God, Gen. 28. 20. If God will be with me, and 
 will keep me in this way that I go, <!gc. then 
 shall the Lord be my God. 
 
 II. 'The word is taken for what is written in the 
 sacred hooks of the Old and New 'Testament, Luke 
 11. 28. Blessed are they that hear the word oi 
 God and keep it. Jam. 1. 22. Be ye doers of the 
 word. 'This is the in.spired and created word. III. 
 For the divine law, which teaches and commands 
 good things, and forbids evil. Psal. 119. 101. I 
 have refrained my feet from every evil way, that 
 I might keep thy word. 'This is the word of pre¬ 
 cept or commandment. IV. For every promise of 
 God, touching any good things, whether ttm; oral or 
 eternal. Psal. 119. 25. Quicken thou me according 
 to thy word. 80 in verses .38. 49- Stablish thy 
 word unto thy servant, who is devoted to thy 
 fear. Remember the word unto thy servant, upon 
 which ihou hast caused me to hope. 'This is the 
 word of promise. V. For prophecy, or vision. 
 Isa. 2. 1. 'Ihe word that Isaiah saw. VI. SVord 
 also signifies the command if God. Psal. 147.18. 
 He sendeth out his word and melteth them; 
 speaking^ of the ice. One word shall dis.solve 
 them So in Luke 5. 5. Nevertheless at thy tiwrrf 
 I will let down the net. It -was thus the pood 
 Centurion said to Christ. Y herefore neither 
 thought I myself worthy to come unto thee ; but 
 say \njiword, and iny servant shall be healed, 
 Luke 7. 7. 'This is a word of authority, ordering 
 things to he done effectually. 
 
 In Mat. 4. .3, 4. the devil putting our Saviour upon 
 an unnecessary proof of his divinity, and a dis 
 trust oj God's providence, by desiring him to turn 
 the stones into bread ; our Saviour answers him, 
 that man does not live by bread ajone, but by 
 eyery word that (.roceedeth out of the mouth of 
 God ; that is, by whatsoever the providence of 
 God shall afford, and bless for out support; yea. 
 
 a man may live by his power and will only without 
 any means at all, if God so please ; or be fed by 
 raven-, as Elijah was; and therefore no man 
 should absolutely rest upon the means, and, with¬ 
 out u arrant, run to an extraordinary course for 
 supply, Imt should trust tn God, and wait on him 
 to provide as he pleases. 
 
 Gen. .37. 14. go and bring me w. again. Mat. 2. 8. 
 44. 18. O my lord, let me speak a a.-. 2 iar/i. 14.12. 
 Exod. 8. 1.3. Lord did according to the a;, of JVlose# 
 12. .35. Israel did according to the w. of Moses 
 - 32 . 28. I>evi did according to the w. Lev. 10 . 7 . 
 Num. 13. 26. they brought back w. unto them 
 22. 8. lodge heie, 1 will bring you w. Deut. 1.22. 
 
 20. yet the w. 1 shall say to thee, that do 
 
 .35. the w. I shall speak || .38. the w. God putteth 
 
 2.3. 5. the Lord put a w. in Balaam’s mouth 
 Deut. 1. 25. they brouglit us w. again, and said 
 4. 2. ye shall not add unto the w. 1 command you 
 
 8. 3. but by every u. lliat proceedelh out of the 
 nioiilh ot God doth man live. 1 at. 4. 4 . 
 
 15. f 9. beware there be not a w. in thy heart 
 
 18. 20. the prophets that presume to S|>eak a w. 
 
 21. how shall we know the w. f Jer. 28. 9. 
 
 21. 5. by their w. sliall every controversy be tried 
 •30. 14. the w. is nigh thee, Rom. 10. 8. 
 
 Josh. 1. 1.3. rememtier the w. Moses commanded 
 8. .35. tiiere was not a w. which Joshua read not 
 14. 7* I brought him «■. || 22. .32. biuught them w. 
 
 1 8am. 4. 1. tfie w. of Samuel came to all Israel 
 
 17. t 30. he turned, and siiake after the same tv. 
 
 2 8am. .3. 11. he could not answer Ahner a w. 
 
 7. 7- in all places spake I a f. 1 Chnm. 17. 6. 
 
 25. the w. thou hast spoken ccaiterning thy servant 
 
 15.28. till there come ts. from you to certify me 
 
 19. 10. speak ye not a w. of bringing the king 
 
 24. 4. tlie king’s a’, prevailed, 1 Chron. 21. 4. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 30. Benaiah brought the king w. again, 
 
 2 King.’, 22. 9, 20. 2 Chron. 34. 16, 28. 
 42. the w. tliat I have heard is good 
 
 8. 56. hath not failed one w. of all his promise 
 
 18.21. the people answered not a w. Isa. ,36. 21. 
 
 t 24. all Ihe people answered, the r^'. is goofl 
 
 2 Kings 6. 18. he smote accoiding to the w. of Elisha 
 
 18. 28. hear the w. of the great king of Assyria 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 15. mindful of the w. which he com¬ 
 manded to a thousand generations, Psal. 105. 8. 
 
 21. 12. advise w hat w. 1 shall bring to him 
 Nell. 1.8. reniember w. thou conmiandedst Moses 
 Esth. 1.21. he did according to w. of Memuc;an 
 
 7. 8. as the tv. went out of the king’s mouth 
 Job 2. 13. they sat down, none spake a w. to Job 
 Psal. 17. 4. by w. of tli\- lips, I have kept me 
 68. 11. the Lord gave the w. many publisited it 
 119. 49. remember the w. to thy servant, on which 
 
 123. mine eyes fail for the w. ot thy righteousness 
 139. 4. there is not a w. in my tongue, but thou 
 Prov. 12. 25. a good tu.makelh the heart glad 
 1.3.13. whoso (ies|)isetli the w. shall be destroyed 
 
 14. 15. simple believetli every w. but the prudent 
 
 15. 23. w. spoken in <lue season, how good is it 
 18. t 13. he that returneth a w. before he hear it 
 
 25. 11. a w. fitly spoken is like apples of gohi in 
 
 pictures of silver 
 
 Eccl. 5. + 2. be not hasfv fo utter any w. before God 
 
 8. 4. where the w. of adiing is, there is power 
 Isa. 5.24. they despised w. of the Holy One of Israel 
 
 8.10. speak w. and it shall not stand, God with us 
 9- 8. the L. sent aw. to Jacob, it lighted on Israel 
 
 29. 21. that make a man an ofl'ender for a w. 
 
 30. 21. thine ears shall hear a w. behind thee 
 
 41.28. there was no counsellor could answer a w. 
 
 44.20. that confirmeth the tv. of his servant 
 
 45. 23. the w. is gone out of my nioutJi 
 50. 4. 1 should know how to speak a w. in season 
 Jer. 5.1.3. become w ind, and the tv. is not in them 
 
 9. 20. let your ear receive w. of his mouth, 10. 1. 
 18. 18. nor shall the w. perish from the prophet 
 
 2.3. 36. for every man's w. shall be liis burden 
 
 26. 2. speak unto them, diminish not a tc. 
 
 34. 5. for 1 have pronounced the w. saith the Lord 
 37. 17. king said, is there any w. from the Lord 
 44. 16. as for the w. tliou lias't spoken unto us 
 Ezek. .3. 17. therefore hear w. at my moiitli, .3.3. 7. 
 
 12. 25. the w. that 1 shall speak shall come to pass 
 28. there, that 1 have spoken shall be done 
 
 13. 6. that they would confirm the w. 
 
 3.3.30. hear w hat is ze. tliat cometh from the Lord 
 Dan. .3. 28. w ho have clianged the king’s w. 
 
 4. 17- the demand is by the w. of the holy ones 
 
 31. while the w. was in the king's mouth 
 Jonah 3. 6. for w. came fo the king of Nineveh 
 Hag. 2. 5. according to the w. 1 covenantetl witli vou 
 Mat. 8. 8. speak the w. only, he shall be healed' 
 
 12. 32. whoso speaketh a w. against the .‘^on of 
 man, it shall be forgiven him, Luke 12. 10. 
 .36. of every idle w. men shall give account 
 
 13.19. wlien any one heaielh the -w. of the kingdom, 
 
 20. 22,23. Mark 4. 16, 18, 20. Luke 8. 15. 
 
 21. for when tribulation or persecution arisefh, 
 because of the w. he is oftended, Mark 4. 17. 
 
 15.2.3. Jesus answered .‘^yroplienic. w oman not a. 
 18. 16. thatevery w. may be established, 2C’(ir. 13.1. 
 
 22. 46. no man was able fo answer him a w. 
 
 27. 14. Jesus answered him to never a rr'. 
 
 28. 8. they did run to bring his disciples w. 
 
 Mark 4. 14. Ihe sower sovveth the w. 
 
 14. 72. Peter calleii to mind the w. that Jesus said 
 
 16. 20. the Lord confirming the w. w ith signs 
 A7/Xe4.36.vvere all amazed, saying, w hat a w. is this! 
 
 7.7. say in a w. and my servant shall be liealed 
 24. 19. Jesus a prophet migl.ty in w. and deed 
 John 1. 1. in the beginning was tlie /(’. anti tlie 
 Iff. VTas with Gofi, and tlie W. vvas God 
 14. the Ji . was made flesli, and dwelt among us 
 2. 22. tliey believed the n. that Jesus said. 4. 5 '. 
 12. 48. w. I have spoken sliall Judge him in last day 
 
 14. 24. the w. which you hear is not mine 
 
 15. 3. ye are clean through the w. 1 spake to you 
 
 20. remember the tv. that 1 stiid unto you 
 
 25. that re. might tie fulfilled, written in their law 
 
 17.20. w ho shall believe on me through their u. 
 
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 J!ctt 10. .“Ifl. the Ts. which God sent to Israel 
 
 1.1. 15. if ye have any zv. of exhortation, say on 
 
 26. to you is the to. of this salvation sent 
 
 15. 7. that Gentiles, by iny mouth, should hearw. 
 
 17. 11. they received the w. with all readiness 
 
 20. .32. 1 commeiKl you to the zv. of his »race 
 28. 25. after that Paul had spoken one w. 
 
 Jiom. 10. 8. that is the zi). of faith which we preach 
 15. 18. to make Gentiles obedient by zo. and deed 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 20. kinsdom of G. is not in zo. hut in power 
 
 12. 8. a', of wisdom, to another zo. of knowledge 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 18. our zo. towai'd you was not yea ami nay 
 
 5.19. God committeil to us the zo. of reconciliation 
 
 10. 11. such as we are in zv. by letters when absent 
 Gal. 5 . 14. all the law is fulfilled in one zo. 
 
 6. 6. let him that is tauylit in the zo. communicate 
 I'.ph. 5. 26. cleanse with wasliing of water by the zo. 
 Phil. 1. 14. are hold to speak the zo. without fear 
 
 2. l6. hol.dinft: forth the tr. of life to rejoice in day 
 Col. 1. 5. heard in the zo. of the truth of the fjospel 
 
 3. 16. let the w. of Christ dwell in you richly 
 
 17. whatsoever ye do in zo. or deed, do in name 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 5. our frospel come not to you in zo. only 
 
 6. havinu: received the zo. in much affliction 
 
 2. 13. ye received it not as zo. of men, but as it is in 
 
 truth zo. of God working effectually in you 
 
 2 The.zs. 2. 2. or be troubled, not by Spirit, nor by zo. 
 15. have been taught, whether by zo. or our epistle 
 17 . G. comfort and stablish you in every good a’. 
 
 3. 14. if any man obey notour 20. by tins epistle 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. he thou an example of t)elievers in zo. 
 5 . 17 . they who labour in the zo. and doctrine 
 
 2 Ti/n. 2. 17 . their zo. will eat as doth a canker 
 
 4. 2. preach zo. be instant in season out of season 
 Tit. 1. 9 . holding fast the faithful zv. as taught 
 Heh. 1. .3. upholding all things by the of his power 
 
 2. 2. if the zo. spoken by angels was stedfast 
 
 4. 2. but the 20. preached diil not profit them 
 
 5. 1.3. is unskilful in the zo. of ingliteousness 
 
 7 .28. but the 20. of theoath, which was since tlie law 
 12. 19. entreated 20. should not bespoken any more 
 
 1.3. 22. biethien, suffer the zo. of exhortation 
 Jam. 1. 21. receive with meekness the ingrafted zo. 
 
 22. be ye doers of the zo. and not hearers only 
 
 2.3. if any be a hearer of the 20. and not a doer 
 
 3. 2. if any man offend not in 70. is a perfect man 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 2. as babes desire the sincere milk of the zo. 
 
 8. even to them who stumble at the zo. being 
 .3. 1. if any obey not the zo. may without the -it. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 19. we have a more sure zo. of prophecy 
 .3. 7 . fhe heavens by the same zo. are kept in store 
 
 1 Jtilifi 1.1. our hands have handled the 20. of life 
 .3. 18. let ns not love in 20. hut in deed and truth 
 
 5. 7- fhe Father, the JV. and the Holy Ghost are one 
 Pe2>. .3. 10. because thou hast kept 20. of my patience 
 12. 11. they overcame by the 20. of their testimony 
 WOKD of God. 
 
 1 Sazrz. 9. 27. that 1 may sltew thee the zo. of God 
 1 Kiztgs 12. 22. the zo. of God came to .V'hemaiali 
 1 Chroti. 17 . .3. the zo. of God came to “Nathan 
 Piov. ,3t). . 5 . every zo. if God is pure, he is a shield 
 /'«. 40. 8. the 20. of our God shall stand for ever 
 jhlark 7 . 13. making the 20. of God of none effect 
 Tzike .3. 2. the zo. of Gerfcame unto .lohn in wildern. 
 
 4.4. not by bread alone, but by every ro. of God 
 
 5. 1. the [teople pressed on him to hear the 20. of G. 
 8. II. parable is this, the seed is tl«e zo. of God 
 
 21. my brethren are these that hear the zo. of God 
 
 11. 28. bles.sed are they that hear the zo. of God 
 John 10. .35. if he called thetn gods to whom w. of G. 
 Acts 4. .31. they spake the 20. of God with boldness 
 
 6. 2. not reason that we should leave the 10 . of God 
 
 7 . the zo. c/Gorf increased in lerusalem, 12. 24. 
 
 8. 14. that Samaria had received the zo. of God 
 
 11.1. the Gentiles had received the zo. of God 
 
 I. 3. 7- Sergius Paulus desired to hear the zo. of God 
 4-4. the whole city came to hear the zo. of God 
 46. 70 . of God should have been first spoken to you 
 
 19. 20. so mightily grew the w. of God and prevailed 
 Pom. 9. 6. not as tho’ zc. of G. hath taken none effect 
 
 10. 17 . faith by hearing, hearing by the w. of God 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 36. came the w. of God out from you ? 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 17 . as many which corrupt the a;, of God 
 
 4 . 2. not handling the zo. of God deceitfully 
 
 Eph. 6. 17 . take tlie helmet of salvation, and the 
 su ord of the Spirit, which is the zo. of God 
 Col. 1. 25. which is given me to fullil thetu. of God 
 1 Thess. 2. 13. when ye received the zc. of God 
 1 Tim. 4. 5 . it is sanctified by zo. of God and prayer 
 Z Tim. 2. 9 . hut the 20. of God is not bound 
 Tit. 2. 5. that the zo. of God be not blasphemed 
 Ileh. 4. 12. the zo. of God is cpiick and powerful 
 
 6. 5. and have tasted the good zo. of God 
 
 II. .3. the worlds vvere framed by the zo. of God 
 
 1.3. 7 . who have spoken to you the zo. of God 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 23. being born again by fhe zo. of God 
 
 2 Pet. .3, 5.by the zv. of God the heavens were of old 
 
 3 .TohnZ. 14. are strong, the zc. e/Gcrf abideth in you 
 Pezj. 1.2. who hare record of the zo. of God 
 
 9 . I was in the isle of Patmos for the zo. of God 
 6. 9. the souls of them that were slain for zo. of God 
 
 19 . 13. his name is ( ailed the zc. of God 
 
 20. 4. them that were beheaded for the zo. of God 
 
 tSee lli'.ARU. 
 
 11 is WOKD. 
 
 Num. 27 . 21. at his 20. shall they go out, and at his 
 zo. they shall come in, both he and Israel 
 30. 2. if a man vow a vow, Ue shall not break his zo. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 2.3. only the l.ord establish his zo. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 2. and his 20. was in my tongue 
 
 1 Kings 2. 4. that the Lord may (ontinue his zo. 
 
 8.20. l.ord hath performed his zo. that he spake, T 
 am risen up in room of my father, 2 Chr. 6. 10. 
 
 2 Kings 1. 16. no God in Israel. to inquire of his zo. 
 ZChr. 10. 15. that the Lord might perform his zo. 
 Psal. 56 .^. in God will I praise his zo.in him trust, 10. 
 
 Kfl. 20. hearkening unto the voice of his zo. 
 
 105. 19 . until the time that his 10. came 
 28. and they rebelled not against his zo. 
 
 106. 24. they believed not his 20. but murmured 
 
 107 . 20. he sent his 20. and healed them 
 
 130. 5. I wait for the Lord and in his zo. do I hope 
 
 Psal. 147 .15. his to. runneth very swiftly 
 
 18. he sendethout his zo. and meltefh them 
 
 19. he shew'eth his zo. unto .Jacob, his statutes 
 148. 8. snow, vapour, stormy wind fulfilling/iww. 
 
 Isa. 66. 5. hear, ye that tremble at his zo. 
 
 Jer. 20. 9 . but his zo. was in my heart as a fire 
 Law. 2. 17 . he hath fulfilled his zo. he commanded 
 Joel 2. 11. he is strong that executeth his zo. 
 
 Mat. 8. 16. he cast out the spirits with his zo. 
 
 Luke 4. .32. astonished, for hiszo. was with power 
 John 4. 41. many believed because of his own zo. 
 
 5. .38. ye have not his zo. abiding in you 
 Acts 2. 41. they that gladly received his zo. 
 
 'Tit. 1. .3. but hath in due times manifested his zo. 
 
 1 Jo/m 2 . 5. whoso keepeth hi.s zo. in him is the love 
 ■See f.OKD. 
 
 Mv WOliD. 
 
 ISlnm. 11. 2.3. whelher wj/w. sliall come to pass 
 
 20. 24. because ye rebelled against ziiy zo. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 12. then will I perform my zo. with thee 
 
 17 . 1. no dew nor rain, but according to my zo. 
 
 Isa. 55 . 11. so shall my zo. he that goeih out of mouth 
 
 66. 2. I will look to him that trembleth at zny zo. 
 Jer. 1. 12. I will hasten my 20. to perform it 
 23. 28. he that hath my u\ let him speak myzo. 
 
 29. is not my zo. like as a fire, saith the Lord ? 
 
 .30. 1 am against the prophets that steal my zo. 
 
 29. 10. 1 will perform wj/good zo. towards you 
 A/(J/.24. .35. but my zo. shall not ivass avvay 
 Johzi 5. 24. he that heareth my zo. and believeth 
 8. .31. continue in my zo. ye are my disciples indeed 
 . 37 . to kill me bee. my zo. hath no place in you 
 43. even because ye cannot hear my zo. 
 
 Rev. .3. 8. thou hast kept my zo. not denied my name 
 This WGKD. 
 
 Exod. 14. 12. is not this thea^'. that we did fell thee ? 
 Josh. 14. 10. since the Lord spake this zo. to Moses 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 14. they sent this 20 . to the kinv 
 
 1 KingsQ.‘’ 3 . hast not spoken t/n'.f a. against Ids life 
 
 2 Kings 19. 21. this i% the w. that the l.ord hath 
 
 spoken of him, Lm. 16. 1.3. | 24. .3. | .37 . 22. 
 Ezra 6. 11. that whosoever shall alter this zo. 
 
 10. 5. swear that they should do according to this zc. 
 lui. 8. 29. if they speak not according to this zo. 
 
 .30.12.because ye despise r/ns ?c. and trust inoppies. 
 Jer. 5. 14. because ye speak rhiszo. 23. 38. 
 
 7-2. proclaim there this zo. and say, hear word 
 
 13. 12. thou shall speak unto them this w. 
 
 14. 17 . therefore shalt thou say ihiszo.to them 
 
 22. 1. Lord said, go dov\ n, and speak there this zo. 
 26. 1. in the reign of .leladakim this zo. came from 
 the Lord, saying, 27- 1. ! .34.8. I 36. 1. 
 28. 7 . hear now this zc. Amos 3. 1. I 4. 1. I 5. 1. 
 Dan. 10. 11. when he had spoken this 20. to me 
 Zech. 4. 6. this is the 2C. of the Lord to Zerubhabel 
 Acts‘ 2 ‘ 1 . 22. they gave him audience to tliiszo. 
 
 Pom. 9 - 9 . foi'is re. of prondse, .‘'arah have a son 
 Ileh. 12. 27 . this 20. yet once more signifieth 
 1 Pet. 1.25. this is the zo. w hich is preached to you 
 Thy WORD. 
 
 Gen. .30.34. I would it might be accor(iling to thy zo. 
 41.40. according to thy zo. shall my people be ruled 
 Exod. 8. 10. he said, be it according to thy zo. 
 
 Nitm. 14. 20. 1 have pardoned. acconJingto thy 20. 
 Dent. 3.3. 9. Iiaveobserved thyzo. and kejit covenant 
 1 Kings 3 . \ 2 . I have done according to w. 
 
 8.26. let thyzo. 1 pray thee, he veiified 
 
 18. .36. 1 have done all these things at zc. 
 
 22. 13. let thy zo. 1 pray thee, be like the word of 
 one of them and speak what is good, 2 Chr. 18. 12. 
 Psal. 119 . 9. by taking heed according to thyzo. 
 
 11 . thy zo. have 1 hid in mine heart, not to sin 
 
 16. will delight in statutes, I will not t'ovget thy zo. 
 
 17 . that I may live, and keep thy zo. 101. 
 
 25. quicken me according to thy zo. 1(7. 154. 
 
 28. strengthen thou me according to thy zo. 116. 
 38. stablish zo. |l 42. 1 trust in thy zo. 
 
 41. even thy salvation according to thy zo. 
 
 50. comfort in affliction, for thy zo. quickened me 
 58. he merciful to me according to thy zo. 65, 76. 
 
 67 . I went astray, hut now have I kept thy zo. 
 
 74 . because I have hotted in thy zo. 1 17. 
 
 81. 1 hope in thyzo. 111. i! 140. thy zo. is pure 
 
 82. mine eyes fail for thy zo. H 105. thy zo. is a lamp 
 89. for ever, O Lord, thy zo. is settled in heaven 
 133. order my steps in thyzo. let not iniquity 
 148.night-watches, that I might meditate in//<!/ zo. 
 158. I w'as grieved, because they kept not thy u'. 
 
 160. thy zo. is true |l 162. I rejoice at thy zo. 
 
 161 . but my heart standeth in awe of thy zo. 
 
 169. give me understanding according to thy zo. 
 
 170 . siqtplicatiou, deliver me according to thy zo. 
 172 . my tongue shall speak of thy zo. for thy com. 
 
 1.38.2. thou hast magnified thy zc. nbo\ e. thy name 
 Jer. 15. 16 . thy zc. w’as to me the joy of my heart 
 Ezek. 20. 46. <irop thy zo. toward the south, prof^iesy 
 
 21.2. drop zo. toward the holy places, prophesy 
 .‘imos 7 . 16 . dropnotr/ii/ zc. against house of Isaac 
 llah. .3. 9. thy bow w as made naked, even thy zo. 
 Luhe 1. 38. he it unto tne according to thy zo. 
 
 2. 29 . servant depart in peace, according to thy ?c. 
 5. 5. nevertheless at thy zo. 1 will let down the net 
 John 17 . 6. thine they were,and they have kept thy zo. 
 
 14. 1 have given them thy zo. || \~.thy zo. is truth 
 Acts 4 . 29 . w ith all boldness they may speak t/iy ai. 
 
 See I KI TH. 
 
 won i)s. 
 
 Gen. 11. + 1. the whole earth was of one zo. 
 
 Exod. 4. f 10. and Moses said, 1 am not a man oftc. 
 
 15. and thou shalt put zo. in his mouth 
 
 5.9. more work, and let them not regard vain zo. 
 
 19. 8. Moses returned thti 20. of the people 
 23.8. gift perverteth ?c. of righteous, Deut.lO. 19. 
 34. 1. theze. w hich were in the first tables 
 
 28. Moses wrote the zc. of the covenant. Dent. 10.2. 
 Dent. 2. 26. 4 sent to .Sihon with zc. of peace 
 
 28. 14. thousUalt iK)t go aside from any of the zo. 
 
 29 . 9 . keep theze. of his covenant and do them, that 
 ye may prosper, 2 Kings 23. 3, 24. 2 Chron. 34. 31. 
 
 32.1. give ear, O heavens, hear, ()earth, the zc. of 
 my mouth. Psal. of. ^.\ 78. 1. Prov. 7. 24. 
 I Sam. 28. 20. Saul was afraid of the zc. of Samuel 
 
 2 Sam. 19.43. the 20 . of men of .Tudah were fiercei 
 
 1 A'tng.f 22.1.3. behold, there, of prophets declare 
 
 good to the king with one mouth, 2 Chr. 18. 12. 
 
 2 Kings 6 . 12. Elisha telleth the zc. thou speakest 
 
 18.20. but they are but vain zo. Isa. 36 . 5 . 
 
 2 Chron. 9.4 29. Solomon’s acts writ ten in zc. of Nat. 
 
 12. +15. in zc. of Shemaiah || 20.1 34. in zc. of .lehu 
 29. 30. to sing praises with the zc. of David 
 .32.8. the people rested on the zc. of Hezekiah 
 E.sth. 9. 30. he sent letters with 10. of peace anil truth 
 Job 6.26. doye imagine, to reprov e vc. and speeches 
 
 8.2. shall fhe zc. of thy mouth be like a strong wind I 
 
 12. 11. doth not fhe ear try zo.? .34. .3. 
 
 15. 13. thou lettest such zc. go out of thy month 
 
 16 .3. shall vain 20. have, an end, or w hat emboldens 
 4. 1 could heap up zc. against you and shake my 
 
 18. 2. how long will it be ere ye make an end of zc. ? 
 
 19 .2. how loim will ye break me in pieces w ith 20 .1 
 
 23. 5. 1 wouhi know the 20 . he wouhl answer me 
 
 12. I have esteemed the zc. of his mouth more 
 .35. 16. he multipiieth zc. without knowledg^e 
 .36. + 2. shew thee, that there are yet zc. for God 
 .38. 2. who is this that darkeneth counsel by 20. ? 
 Psal. 19.14. let the zc. of my mouth be acceptable 
 
 22.1. why so far from the 20. of my roaring? 
 
 .36. .3. the zc. of his itiouth are iniquity and deceit 
 
 52.4. thou Invest all devouring zc. () deceitful tongue 
 55. 21. zc. of his mouth were smoother than butter 
 . 59 . 12. for zv. of their lifts, let them be taken 
 
 65. f .3. zc. of iniquities prevail against me 
 
 I . 37 . t .3. they reiiuired of us the zc. of a song 
 Prov. 1.6. to uncterstand the 20. of the wise 
 4.5. decline not from the zc. of my mouth, 5 . 7 . 
 
 6. 2. thou art snared with the zc. of thy mouth 
 
 lo. 19 . in mnltitiide of zc. there wanteth not sm 
 12. 6. zc. of the w icked are to lie in wait for blood 
 15. 26. the zc. of the pure are pleasant zc. 
 
 18. 4. the zc. of a man’s mouth are as deep waters 
 8. the zc. of a tale-hearer are as wounds, 26. 22. 
 
 19 . 7 . I'e i)ursueth them with zc. they are wanting 
 
 27 . he causeth thee to err from zc. of knowleiJge 
 
 22.12. he overthimws the zc. of fhe transgressor 
 
 17 . bow down thine ear, hear the zo. of the wise 
 
 21. make thee know certainty of the zo. of truth 
 
 that thou rnightesf answer the zc. of truth 
 2.3.8. and thou shalt lose thy sweet zc. 
 
 29 . 19 . a servant will not be corrected by zc. 
 £cc/.5.3.foors voice known by multitude of zc.10.14. 
 10. 12. the 20. of a wise man’s mouth are gracious 
 12.10. the prea( her souglit to find out acceptable 
 zc. what was written, even the zo. of truth 
 
 11. the zc. of the wise are as goads and as nails 
 Isa. 29 . 11. is become as the zc. of a book sealed 
 37 . 4. it may be God will hear fhe zc. of Rabshakeh 
 
 59.13. uttel ing from fhe heart zo. of falsehood 
 Jer. 11.2. hear ye the zc. of this covenant, 6. 
 
 2.3. 9. because of the Lord and zc. of his holiness 
 .35. 14. zc. of lonadab son of Itechab are performed 
 44. 28. remnant shall know whose zc. shall stand 
 Ezek. .3. 6. whose zc. thou canst nor understand 
 Dan .1 . 25. shall speak great zc. against most Iligli 
 
 12. 4. shut up the zo. |1 9. the zc. are closed up 
 Ilos. 6 . 6 . I have slain them by the zc. of my mouth 
 14. 2. take with 3 011 zc. and turn to the T.ord 
 Zech. 1. 1.3. answered with good and comfortable zc. 
 
 7.7. should ye not hear the zo. the Lord hath cried 
 Mat. 26. 44. saying tlie same zc. Mark 14. .39. 
 
 Luke 4. 22. all wondei'ed at gracious zc. which proc 
 Jilm6. 63. the zc. I speak to you they are life 
 
 68. to whom we go ? thou hast the zc. of eternal life 
 17-8. 1 have given to them the zc. thou gavest me 
 Acts<2. 40. with many other zc. did he testify 
 7 . 22 . Moses was mighty in zc. and in deeds 
 10. 22. Cornelius was warned to hear zc. of thee 
 
 II. 14. send for Peter, who shall fell thee zc. 
 
 15.15. to this agree the zc. of the prophets 
 
 24. that certain have troubled you with zc. 
 
 18. 15. but if it be a ciuestion of zc. and names 
 
 20. 35. to remember the zo. of the T.ord .lesus 
 38. soiTowing most of all for the zc. he spake 
 
 26. 25. but 1 speak forth zc. of truth and soberness 
 Pom. 16 . 18. by good zc. deceive hearts of the simple 
 1 Cor. 1. 17 . not with wisdom of zzo 2. 4, 13. 
 
 14. 9 . except ye utter zc. easy to be understood 
 
 19 . 1 had rather speak five zc. with understanding 
 Eph. 5. 6. let no man deceive you with vain zc. 
 
 1 Tim. 4 . 6. nourished up in zo. of faith and doctrine 
 
 2 'Tim. 2.14. that they sti ive not about zc. to no profit 
 4. 15. for he hath greatly withstood our zc. 
 
 2 Pet. 3.2. be mindful of the c'. spoken by prophets 
 Rev. 1.3. hear the zc. of this prophecy. 22.18. 
 
 22. 19 . take away from the zc. of this prophecy 
 
 All the M'OltDS. 
 
 Gen. 45. 27. they told I acob all the zc. of .Joseph 
 Exod. 4.28. Moses told Aaron all these, of the Lord 
 
 21. 3. Moses told the people all theze. Knm. 11.24. 
 4. Moses wrote all the zo. of the T oni and rose 
 
 llent. 9 . 19. on the tzihles were written all the zc. 
 
 17 . 19 . keep all the 20. jj 29. 29. niay do all the zo. 
 
 27 . 3. write, on stones all the zo. of this law, 8. 
 
 26. cursed is he that conlirnieth not all the 20. 
 
 28. .’'8. if thou wilt not observe to do all the zo. 
 
 .31. 12. and observe to do all the zo. of this law 
 .■12. 44. Moses spake all the zo. of this song in ears 
 
 46. set your hearts to all the zo. I testify 
 .Tosh. It. .31. he read all the zo. of the law, blessings 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 10. Samuel told all the zc. of the l.ord 
 
 2 King.sA 9 . 4 . itmay bethe Lonlwill htixr all the zv. 
 of Rabshakeh sent by kingof Assy ria, Isa. .37. 17- 
 
 2.3.2. .losiah read all the zo. of the covenant found 
 
 in the house of the Lord, 2 Chron. 34. .30. 
 Prov. 8 . 8 . all the zo. of my mouth are righteousness 
 Eocl. 7 . 21 . also take no heed unto alt the zo. spoken 
 Jer. 11 . 8 . bring on them all the zo. ot this covenant 
 26. 2 . speak all the zo. that 1 (^ommand thee 
 
 20. according to all thezo. of .leremiah 
 .30. 2. write all the. zo. 1 have spoken, 36. 2. 
 
 .36. 4. Raruch w rote all the zo. of the Lord, .32. 
 
 43.1. when .leremiah had ended all thezo. of l.ord 
 Acts 5 . 20. speak to the people all the zo. of this life 
 
 WORDS of God. 
 
 Knm.flA. 4. hath said, which heard the zo.of God, 16, 
 
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 1 Chr. 25.5. Ileman the king’s seer in the te. of God 
 £zra 9. 4. every one tliat tremhletti at the w. of God 
 Psal. 107. 11. they rebt-lleil against the k. of God 
 John 3. .14. he whom (loci sent speaketh xc. of God 
 8. 47- he that is of God heareth the -x.of God 
 liev. 17. 17« until the lo. of God be fultiUed 
 iiee Hi;.\RU. 
 
 Jlis WORD.S. 
 
 Gen. .37. 8. they hated him yet the more for his xs. 
 Dent. 4. 36. thou heardest his w. out of the tire 
 Judg. 11. 11. .lephthal) uttered all his w. before I/l. 
 
 1 osam. 3.19. he let none of his xe. fall to the ground 
 
 2 Chr. 36.16. but they despi.sed hts w. and misused 
 Jo6 22. 22. and lay up his w. in thine heart 
 
 .32. 14. now he hath not directed his w. against me 
 
 34. 3.5. and/nirsr. were without wisdom 
 . 37 . for he multiplieth hisw. aitainst God 
 
 Ps. 55. 21. his TV. softer than oil, yet drawn swords 
 106 . 12. then believed they his to. sanir hi.s praise 
 Prov. 17 . 27 . he that hath knowledLC spareth his tv. 
 29 . 20. seest thou a man that is ha.sty in his w. 
 
 30.6. add thou not unto his tv. lest he reprove thee 
 Isa. 31.2. the Lord will not call hack his tv. 
 
 Jer. 18. 18. let us not give heed to any of his w. 
 Dan. 9- 12. he hath contirmed his x. he spake 
 Atnos 7 . 10. the land is not able to bear all his tv. 
 Mark 10. 24. the disciples were astoni.shed at his w. 
 
 12. 1.3. to catch him in his tv. i Tike 2n. 20. 
 
 LukeZO. 26. they could not take bold of his tv. 
 
 24. 8. they remembered his tv. and returned 
 
 See 1,0 RD. 
 
 AJg WOHDS. 
 
 J^Tim. 12.6. he said, hear now n/g tv. Job .34. 2. 
 Dent. 4. 10. 1 will make them hear inyTV. 
 
 11. 18. therefore lay up my tv. in your heart 
 
 18. 18. and 1 will put myw. in his mouth 
 
 19. whosoever will not hearken to my tv. T will 
 require it of him, Jer. 29. 19. 1.33. 13. 
 Neh. 6. 19 . and they uttered my w. to him 
 Job 6. 3. therefore my to. are swallowed up 
 
 19 . 2.3. O XXvAtmy tv. were now written ! 
 
 29. 22. after my tv. they spake not again 
 
 3.3. 1. hearken to all my tv. .34. I 6 . .IctsQ. 14. 
 
 3. my TV. shall be of iiprightn. of my heart. .36. 4. 
 Psal. 5. 1. give ear to my tv. O Ixtrd, consider 
 
 50. 17 . seeing thou castest wjt tv. behind thee 
 
 56. 5. every day they wrest my tv. thought for evil 
 
 141.6. they shall hear my u'. for they are sweet 
 Prov. 1. 23. 1 will tnake known my tv. unto you 
 
 2. 1. my son, if thou wilt receiv e my to. 
 
 4. 4. let thine heart retain my to. and live 
 4. 20. attend to my id. 1| 7 . 1. keep my to. 
 
 Isa. 51. 16 . 1 have put myTV. 'm thy mouth,and sa\' 
 to Zion, thou art my people, Jer. 1,9. 
 59. ^l.myio. which 1 have put in th.\ mouth 
 Jer. 5. 14. 1 will make my tv. in thy mouth tire 
 
 6. 19 . they have not hearkened to my tv. nor law 
 
 11. 10. which refused to liear my tv. 1.3.10. 
 
 18. 2. there I will t aiise thee to hear my tv. 
 
 19. 15. that they might not hgarw^ tv. 
 
 2.3. 22. if they caused my people to hear my tv. 
 
 25. 8. because ye have not heard my w. 
 
 13. I w'ill bring upon that land all myTO. 
 
 39. 16 . i will bring my tv. on this (ity for evil 
 
 44. 29. you may know my tv. shall surely stand 
 £zek. 2 . 7 . thou shall speak my tv. (o them, .3. 4,10. 
 
 12. 28. there shall none of my tv. be prolomred 
 Mic. 2 . 7 . donotwy do good to him that walketh ? 
 Zech. 1. 6. wy a;, did they nottakehold of your fath.' 
 Mark 8. 38. whosoever shall be ashamed of me and 
 
 wy ai.ofhim .Sonofman be ashamed, L?//e9.C6. 
 
 13. .31. but my tv. shall not pass away, Lnke2\.'^^. 
 Duke 1. 20. because thou believest not my tv. which 
 
 shall befiiltilled in their season 
 John 5. 47 . how shall ye believe, my tv. ! 
 
 12. 47 . if any man hear myu'. and believe not 
 48. he that receiveth not my tv. one jndgeth him 
 
 14. 23. will keep my to. 1| 15.7. my -x. abide in you 
 
 Their U OKD.S. 
 
 Gen. 34.18. their tv. pleased It amor and Shechem 
 2 Chron. 9 . 6. 1 believed not their tv. until I came 
 Ps. 19. 4. their line is gone out thro’ all the earth, 
 their TV. to the end of the world, Pom. lu. 18. 
 Ezek. 2. 6. son of man, be not afraid of their to. 
 Luke 24.11. their tv. seemed to them as idle tales 
 These WOKD.S. 
 
 Gen. 39 . 17 . she spake to him according to these tv. 
 
 4.3. 7 . we told according to the tenor of these to. 
 Exod. 19. 6 . these are the tv. thou shall speak, 7 . 
 
 20. 1. God spake all these to. Dent. 3. 22. 
 
 .34. 27 . Lord said, write thou the.se tv. Jer. .36. 17 . 
 
 35. 1. these are the to. which the [.ord hath (om- 
 
 manded you to do them. Dent. 6 6. | 29. 1. 
 Ehnm. 16.31. as he had made an end of speakingall 
 these TV. ground clave. Dent. .32. 45. 1 Sam. 24. 16. 
 Dent. 12.28. observe, hear all the.se tv. Zech. 8. 9. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 12. David laid up these tv. in his heart 
 24. 7 . David stayed his servants with these tv. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 17 . according to all these w. and this vision 
 
 so did Nathan speak to David, l Chron. 17 . 15 . 
 2 Kings 18.2T. hath my master sent me to thy mas 
 ter and to thee to speak these tv. f Isa. 36. 12. 
 2.3.16. the man of God proclaimed these w. 
 
 Jer.^. 12. go proclaim these tv. toward the north 
 
 7 . 27 . speak all these w. unto them, 26. 15. 
 
 16. 10. shew r/ie'C "r. || 25. .30. prophesy all these uk 
 22. 5. but if ye will not hear these tv. 1 swear 
 38. 24. Zedekiah said, let no man know cr these to. 
 
 45. 1. when he had written these tv. 51. 60. 
 
 51. 61. when thou shall read all these to. 
 
 Luke 21. 44. these Are the TV. I spake unto you 
 John 9. 22. these w. spake his parents, feared .lews 
 
 10. 21. these are not tv. of him that hath a devil 
 Jlcts 2. 22. ye men of Israel, hear these tv. .lesus 
 10. 44. while Peter yet spake these u\ llolv (Ihost 
 
 1.3. 42. besought rAe.ie rr. might be preached to them 
 28; 29 . when he had said these to. .Jews departed 
 
 1 Thess.4. 18. comfort one another w ith the^ex. 
 Eev. 21. 5. for these w. are true and faithful 
 Thy WORD.S. 
 
 Dent. 33. 3. every one shall receive of thy tv. 
 
 Josh. 1. 18. whosoever will not hearken to thyx. 
 ^66 
 
 ,Tndg. 11.10. if we do not according to thy x. 
 
 13. 12. Manoah said, now let thy w. come to pass 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 24. 1 have transgre.ssed thy x. 
 
 28. 21. behold. I have hearkened to thy to. 
 
 2 Sam. 7 . 21 . thy x. sake hast thou done these tilings 
 28. thou art that (>od,and thy x. be true 
 
 1 Kings 1. 14. 1 will come in and con linn thy x. 
 \eh. 9 . 8. for thou hast performed toy tv. 
 
 Job 4. 4. thy X. upheld him that was falling 
 Psal. 119 . 57 . I said that I would keep thy w. 
 
 10.3. how sweet are thyx. to my taste ! 
 
 1.30. the entrance ot thy x. giveth light 
 1 . 39 . mine enemies have forgotten thyx. 
 
 Prov. 23 8. thou shall lose thy sweet x. 
 
 9. he will despise the wisilom of thy x. 
 
 Ercl. 5.2. be not rash, ther.'fore let thy x. be few 
 Jf.r. 15. 16 . thy X. were found, and I did eat them 
 Kzek. .33. .31. hearf//y x. but do them not, .32. 
 
 Dan. 10. 12. fear not, Daniel, from the first day t//y 
 X. were heard, and I am come for thy x. 
 Mat. 12. 37 . for by thy x. thou shall be justilied, 
 and bv thy to. thou shall be condemned 
 Liwr won D.S. 
 
 Gen. 42. 16 . kept in prison, thatyoirr x. be proved 
 20. bring Benjamin, so shall your x. be verified 
 44. U). let it be according to your to. Josh. 2. 21. 
 Dent. 1.34. the Lord heard the voice ofyetrrtr. 5. 28. 
 Job :12. 11. behold, I vvaited torynvr x. 1 gave ear 
 Fsa. 41. 26. there is none that heareth your x. 
 
 Jer.12. 4. 1 will pray to God according to your x. 
 Ezek. 35. 1.3. ye have multiplied yewr jy. against me 
 Mai. 2. 17- ye have wearieil the Lord withyawrzy. 
 .3. \5.yourx. Iiave been stout against nie,saith Di. 
 Mat. 10. 14. shall not receive \ on nor hear year x. 
 WOIIR 
 
 Is taken, (1) For such business as is proper to every 
 man's calling, xhich may be done in six days. 
 Lxod. 20. 9. .six days shalt thou labour anti do 
 all thy Tvork. (2) for any thought, xord, or out- 
 TVard action, xhether good or evil. Led. 12. 14. 
 God shall bring every xork into judgment. (.3) 
 Work is put for xages. T.ev. 19. 1.3. The Tvages, 
 in Hebrew, tire TVork, of him that is hired, shall not 
 abide with thee all night. So in .lob 7. 2. As an 
 hireling looketh for the rew-ard of his work, Jleb. 
 for his xork. (4j W ork is put for vengeance or 
 judgment. Isa. 5. 19. Let him make speed and 
 hasten his xork: “ Let him begin to execute ven¬ 
 geance as soon as he pleases.” And in Isa. 28. 21. 
 'I'hat he may do his xork, his strange xork: 
 “ 'That he may execute his extraordinary and un¬ 
 usual .judgment against Israel; a judgment con¬ 
 trary to the benignity of God's nature, and to his 
 usual Way of dealing with his people.” (5) Work 
 is jUt for miracle, .John 7. 21. 1 have done one 
 xork, and ye all marvel. 'The miracle our Saviour 
 speaks of, is his healing the man xho lay at the 
 pool of Bethesda. 
 
 The works of God denote, (1) His work of creation. 
 Gen. 2. 2. On the seventh day God ended his 
 xork. (2) His works of providence in preserving 
 and governing the world, .lohn 5. 17. My Father 
 xorketh hitherto. (.3) J'he work of redemption is 
 called Gotl’s work. John 9. 4. I must xork the 
 works of him that sent me. And particularly the 
 faith (f true believers is called the work (<f God. 
 John 6. 29 . 'ibis is the work of God, that ye be¬ 
 lieve on him whom he hath sent. 'The work of 
 redemption is attributed to the 'Three Persons of 
 the Trinity, and their acts herein are of the same 
 extent: The father loves those that are given to 
 Christ in the covenant of redemption, and Christ 
 is the Saviour of those that are loved by the Father , 
 and the Spirit sanct jies those that are justified 
 through the merits of Chrit's blood. Thus there 
 is a chain in salvation, the beginning is from the 
 lather, the dispensation through the ■'■on, and the 
 application by the Spirit. So in looking after the 
 comfort of election, belie-vers must first look inward 
 to the work of the Spirit 07i their hearts, then 
 outward to the work of Christ on the cross, then 
 upward to the everlasting love of the father in 
 heaven, 1 Pet. 1.2. 
 
 Fly good works are to be understood all manner of 
 duties inward and outward, as well thoughts, as 
 words and actions, toward God or man, which are 
 commanded in the laio of God, and proceed from a 
 pure heart and faith nnfeignid, and are referred 
 unto God's glory ; for it is necessary that good 
 w;orks proceed from right principles, and have 
 right motives and ends, namely, a principle of love 
 to God the motive of obedience to God's law, and 
 the glory of God as the chief end. 1 Cor. 10. .31. 
 W'hether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatsoever 
 ye do, do all to the glory of God. F.ph. 2. U). 
 I'or we are his workmanship, created in Christ 
 .Jesus unto good works. 
 
 It is said, lames 2. 24. You see that by Tvorks a 
 man is justified. 'I'he apostle does not there treat 
 of our justijication in the sight of God, but of the 
 justification oj our Jaith in the sight of man, and 
 therefore asserts that justifi'cation is by wot ks, 
 ver. 18. I will shew thee my faith by my w'orks, 
 for w orks ju\tijy our faith, and declare us to be 
 .justified before men, who cannot see nor kno:v 
 our faith hut by our works. C'f. l^aul, in his 
 F.pis ties to the Homans and Galatians, asserts, 
 by many arguments, our justification by faith, 
 that receives and relies upon the rtghteou.tness of 
 Christ, that IS, his obedience and sufferings, 
 Rom. .3. 24, 28. And .surely the apostles, being 
 inspired by the same Spirit, cannot be supposed to 
 contradict one another. 
 
 Man, because he is depraved and w'cakened with 
 original sin, is not able to fulfil the lax, and can¬ 
 not be justi.fied or accepted before God, on account 
 of his works, for by the TVorks of the law shall 
 no flesh be justified. Rom. 3. 20. Gal. 2. \fi. 
 'The righteousness of Christ is the sole meritorious 
 cause of our .justification ; but those that are justi¬ 
 fied, are also sanctified, and will be careful 
 to maintain good works, for without holiness no 
 
 man shall see the Ig)rd, IFeb 12. 14. Chnst s 
 righteousness received by faith, and imputed to 
 true believers, is the cause of their justification, 
 and gives them a gracious title to heaien, and 
 sanctification makes them meet for it. Bernard 
 says. Bona opera sunt via ad regnum, non 
 causa regnandi; “ Good works are the way to 
 the kingdom, not the cause of entering the 
 kingdom." 
 
 Exod. 5. 9. let there more w. be laid on the men 
 
 12. 16. no manner of x. shall be done in them, 20. 
 It). J.ev. 16. 29. I 23. .3, 28. 31. Sum. 29. 7. 
 
 18. 20. shew them tlie w. that they must do 
 
 31. 14. whosodoeth any w. therein shall t>e cutoff 
 from amongst the i)eople, 15. Lyev. 23. 30. 
 35. 2. six days .shall tc. be done, 20. 9. 
 
 .36. 7. sufficient tor all the tc. and too much 
 Lev. 23. 7. in seventh day an holy convocation, ye 
 shall do no set vile w. therein, 8. 21, 25, 35,36. 
 Sum. 28. Itl, 25, 26.1 29. 1, 12, .35. 
 
 Deut. 4. 28. the w. of men's hands, 27. 15. 2 Kings 
 19 . 18. 2 Chron. yi. 19. 1‘sal. 115. 4.1 135. 15. 
 5. 14. the sabbath of the l.ord thy God, in it thou 
 shalt not do any w. 16. 8. Jer 17 . 22, 24. 
 
 14. 29. that the L. may bless thee in all w. of thy 
 han<l which thou doest. 24. 19. I 28. 12.1 3 . 9. 
 
 15. 19. do no X. with the firstling of thy bullock 
 31. 29. to provoke him to anger through the x. of 
 
 your hands, 1 Kings 16. 7. Jer. .32. 35. 
 .3.3.11. bless the L. and accept the w. of his hands 
 
 1 Kings 5. 16. cbiefof Solomon's officers which ■w;ere 
 
 over the x. 9. 2.3. 1 Chr. 29. 6. 2 C/;r. 2. 18. 
 
 7. 8. his house had another court of the like x. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 11. into hands that did the w. 22. 5, 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 33. employed in that x. day and night 
 
 16. .37. to minister as every day’s tc. required 
 
 29. 1. Solomon young, and the x. is great, 
 
 Seh. 4. 19. 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 21. in every x. that he began, he did it 
 .34. 12. the men did the x. faithfully 
 
 F.zra 4. 24. then ceased the x. of the house of God 
 
 5. 8. this X. goeth fast on, prospereth in their hands 
 
 6. 7. let the x. of this house of God alone 
 
 22. to strengthen their hamis in the r^. of house 
 10. 13. neither is it a x. of one day or two 
 Seh. .3. 5. but their nobles put not their necks tot?. 
 4. 11. slay them, and cause the tc. to cease 
 6. .3. why should the tc. cer*>e whilst I leave it? 
 
 16. they perceived this w. was wrought of God 
 7.70. the chief cf the fathers gave to the to. 
 
 Job 1. 10. thou hast blessed the to. of his hands 
 10. 3. thou shou blest despise the x. of thine hands 
 14. 15. thou wilt have a ilesire to x. of thy hands 
 24. 5. as wild asses go they forth to their x. 
 
 34. 11. for the x. of a man shall he render to him, 
 cause to find according to his waj s, 1 Ret. 1.17. 
 19. for they are all the w. of his hands 
 .36. 9. he sheweth them their:?, and transgression 
 Vsal. 8. .3. when 1 consider the w. of thy fingers, 6. 
 9. 16. the wicked is snared in the w. of his hands 
 
 19. 1. the firmament sheweth his handy to. 
 
 28. 4. give them after the w. of their hands 
 
 44. 1. we heard what to. thou didst in their days 
 90. 17. estahlish thou the w.of our hands upon us 
 95.9. w’hen your fathers proved me and saw my x. 
 
 101. .3. 1 hate the x. of them that turn aside 
 
 102. 25. the heavens are the x. of thy hands 
 143. 5. 1 muse on the tc. of thy hands 
 
 Prov. 11. 18. The w icked worketh a'deceitful x. 
 Eccl. .3. 17 . there is a time there for every x. 
 
 5.6. why should God destroy the x. of thine hands? 
 
 8. 9. 1 applied my heart to every w. under the sun 
 14. to whom it happeneth according to to. of the 
 
 wicked, according to the x\ ot the righteous 
 
 9. 10. there is no to. in grave whither thou goest 
 
 12. 14. God will bring every :r. into judgment 
 Cant. 7. 1. K'. of the hanils of a cunning w orkman 
 Isa. 2. 8. they worship the to. of their own hands, 
 
 .37. 19. Jer. 1. 16.1 10. 9. 15. | 51. 18. 
 
 17.8. he shall not look to the x. ot his hands 
 19. 15. neither shall there be any tc. for Fgypt 
 
 25. blessed be Assyria the tc. of my hands 
 
 28. 21. that he may do his his strange x. 
 
 29. 16. shall the x. say of him that made it 
 
 2.3. he seeth his children, and the tc. of my hands 
 .32. 17. the TO. of the righteousness shall be peace 
 
 45. 11. concerning the w. of my hands command me 
 49. 4. yet surely my w. is with my God , 
 
 60. 21. they shall inherit the ot my hands 
 
 61.8. and I will direct their i'. in truth 
 
 64. 8. and w e all are the to. of thy hands 
 
 65. 22. mine elect shall longenjoy to. of their hands 
 Jer. .32. 19 . great in counsel and mighty in 
 
 50. 29 . recompense her according to w. Lam. 3. 64. 
 Ezek. 15. .3. shall wood be taken to do any w.? 
 
 4. is it meet for any x. ? || 5. it w as ineet for no w. 
 
 16. 30. the -w. of an imperious w horish woman 
 Hos. 1.3. 2. all of it the a’, of the craftsman 
 
 14. 3. w ill say no more to the re. of our hands 
 Mic. 5. 1.3. shalt no more worship??, of thine hands 
 Hab. 1. 5. for 1 will work a re. in your days 
 Hag. 2. 14. and so is every x. of their hands 
 Mark 6. 5. he could there do no mighty ??. 
 
 John 7.21. 1 have done one w. and ye niarvel 
 
 17. 4. I have finished the re. thou gavest me to do 
 Acls5. .38 if this re. beofmenit willcome to nought 
 
 13. 2. for there, whereunto I have railed them 
 41. behold, ye despisers, and wonder, for I work a 
 
 X. in your days, a to. which ve will not l>elieve 
 
 14. 26. for the re’, which they fulfilled 
 
 15. 38. w ho w ent not with them to the x. 
 
 Rom. 2. 15. which shew the to. of the law written 
 
 9. 28. a short re. w ill the Lord make upon the earth 
 
 11.6. no more grace, otherwise :r . is no more w’. 
 
 1 Cor. ,3. 13. every man's re. shall be made manifest 
 14. if any man's re. abide ' 15. if be burnt 
 
 9. 1. are not ye my re. in the Txrrd ? 
 
 I-yh. 4. 12. he gave' some for the re. of the ministry 
 Phil. 2. .36. for the re. of Christ he was nigh death. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.11. that Go<l may fulfil the re. of faith 
 2. 17. establish you in every good word and a-. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. do the to. of an evangelist, make full 
 
WOR 
 
 W OR 
 
 WOR 
 
 Jam. 1. 4. let patience have her perfect w. 
 
 ‘25. but a doer of the a', shall be blessed 
 A'ee Evil. 
 
 WORK of God, WOEKS of God. 
 
 Ezod. 32. 16. the tables were the w. of God 
 Job 37. 14. consider the wondrous 70. of God 
 Psal. 64. y. all men sliall declare the tv. of God 
 66. 5. come and see the 7 V. of God, he is terrible 
 78. 7. that they might not forget the tv. of God 
 JLccl. 7. 1.3. consider the tv. of God who can make 
 
 8. 17. then 1 beheld all the tc. of God 
 
 II. 5. even so tliou knowest not tlie tv. of God 
 John 6. 28. that we might work the lo. of God 
 
 29. this is the to. of God that ye believe on me 
 
 9. 3. that TV. of God might be made manifest 
 Jicts 2. 11. we hear them speak the iv. of God 
 Mom. 14. 20. for meat destroy not the tv. of God 
 
 Hee Ooou, (jRe.^t. 
 
 His Y-OUK. 
 
 Gen. 2. 2. God ended his tv. H 3. rested from his tv. 
 Ezod. .36. 4. tliey came every man from his tv. 
 
 Dent. 32. 4. he is the rock, Ids tv. is perfect 
 Judg. 19. 16. an old man came from hisiv. ateven^ 
 1 idam. 8. 16. he will take asses and put \ohisTO. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 14. Hiram came and wrought all his tv. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 23. tliey dwelt with the king for his tv. 
 
 ■2 Chron. 8. 9. of 1 srael he made no servants for his tv. 
 
 16. 5. Baaslia let his tv. cease, lie left off building 
 JVe/i. 4. 15. that we returned every man lo his tj’. 
 Job 7. 2. an hireling looketh for the reward of his tv.- 
 
 36. 24. remember that thou magnify /ns tv. 
 
 37. 7. that all men may know /lis tv. 
 
 Psal. 62. 12. to thee mercy, for thou rendere.st to 
 every man according to his tv. Prov. 24. 29. 
 104. 2.3. man goeth forth to his tv. and labour 
 
 III. 3. his TV. is honourable and glorious 
 Prov. 16. 11. all the weights of the bag are his tv. 
 
 20. 11. whether his k>. be pure or whether right 
 
 21. 8. but as for the pure Ins tv. is right 
 
 Jsa. 5. 19. let him hasten his tv. that we may see it 
 ^10. 12. the T.ord hath performed his whole tv. 
 
 ^28. 21. that he may do his tv. his strange tv. 
 
 40. 10. bel'ohl, hisrv. is before him, 62. 11. 
 
 54. 16. that bringeth forth an instrument for his tv. 
 Jer. 22. 1.3. that giveth him not for his tv. 
 
 Hah. 2. 18. the maker of his tv. trusteth therein 
 Klnrlc 1.3. 34. who gave to every man his tv. 
 
 John 4. .34. my meat is to finish his tv. 
 
 Gal. 6. 4. let every man prove his ow n tv. 
 
 Jtev. 22. 12. to give every man as his tv. shall be 
 See T.ord, Nkedle, 
 
 Vnr WOP.K. 
 
 Gen. 5. 29. this shall comfort us Concerning oTcrzv. 
 Thy WOKK. 
 
 Ezod. 20. 9. six days do all thy tv. 23.12. Gent. 5.13. 
 llvth 2. 12. the lord recompense///^ to. 
 
 Psal. 77. 12. 1 w ill meditate also of all thy to. 
 
 90. 16. let thy TV. appear unto thy servants 
 92.4. thou. Lord, bastinade me glad tl'.ro’ thy to. 
 Prov. 24. 27. prepare thy to. without and make it fit 
 Isa. 45. 9. or shall thy to. say lie hath no hancis ? 
 Jer. .31.16. for thy tv. shall be rewarded,saith the L. 
 Hub. .3. 2. revive thy iv. in the midst of the years 
 Yonr WORK. 
 
 Ezod. 5.11. not ought oifyovr tv. shall be diminished 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 7- for yoTir tv. shall be lewarded 
 
 Isa. 41. 24. ye are of nothing, yovr tv. is of nought 
 
 3 Thess. 1. .3. remember. jiet/rK'. faith, labourof love 
 Ileh. 6.10. God is not unrighteous to forg^tyour w. 
 
 W O\\K-fell0TV. 
 
 Horn. 16. 21. Timothy my TO.-felloTV saluteth you 
 WORK, P’erb. 
 
 Ezod. 5. 18. go and tv. 1! .34. 21. six days thou shalt tv. 
 .35. 2. whoso doeth to. therein shall be put to death 
 Josh. 9. 4. they did to. wilily and went and made 
 1 Sam. 14. 6. it may be that the Lord will tv. for us 
 1 Kings 21. 20. thou hast sold thyself to to. evil, 25. 
 Neh. 4. 6. for the people had a mind to tv. 
 
 Job 23. 9. on the left hand w here he doth u'. 
 
 Psal. .58. 2. yea. in heart you to. wickedness 
 119. 126. it is lime for thee, T.ord, toTv. 
 
 Prov. 11. 18. the w icked a deceitful work 
 Jsa. 19. 9. they that tv. in flax, shall be confounded 
 4.3. 1,3. I w ill TV. and who .shall let it . 
 
 Ezek. .33. 26. ye tv. abomination and ye defile 
 Pan. 11. 2.3. and he shall tv. deceitfully 
 Mic. 2. 1. woe to them that tv. evil upon their beds 
 Ilab. 1.5. 1 will rr. a work in your days, which ye 
 will not believe, tho’ it be told 3011 , Acts 13. 41. 
 JJag.l. 4. TO. for 1 am with you, saith the T.ord 
 Elat. .3. 15. they that rr. wickedness are set up 
 Mat. 21. 28. son, go tv. to tlay in my vine^-ard 
 Ivliti'A. 14. six days in which men ought to tv. 
 John 5. 17. my Father worketh hitherto, and 1 tv. 
 
 6. 28. that we might tv. the works of God 
 
 30. they said unio him, what dost thou tv.? 
 
 9 . 4. T must ?r. the works of him that sent me while 
 it is day, the night cometh when no man can tv., 
 Pom. 7. 5. sin b}’ the law did tv. in our mendiers 
 8. 28. we know that all things a>. together for good 
 Eph. 4. 19. to TV. all uncleanness with greediness 
 Phil. 2. 12. TO. out your own salvation with fear 
 
 1 Thess. 4. 11. studi’ to u\ w ith your own hands 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 7- the mystery of iniquity doth to. 
 
 3. 10. if any would not to. neither should he eat 
 
 12. we exhort that with cpiielness they to. 
 
 See iNigpiTY. 
 
 WORKER. 
 
 1 Kings’?. 14. Hiram of "N aphtali was a tv. in brass 
 
 WORKER.S. 
 
 2 Kings^%. 24. tv. with familiar spirits and wizards 
 2 Cor. 6. 1. we then as to. together with him 
 
 11. 13. for such are false apostles, deceitful to. 
 Phil. 3. 2. bew are of dogs, beware of evil tv. 
 
 See Iniquity. 
 
 WORKS. 
 
 Ezod. 5. 13. fulfil your w. and youi dailv’tasks 
 Nvm. 16. 28. the Lord hath sent me to do all these to. 
 Dent.i."!. the T.ord blessed thee in all there. 16. 15. 
 Judg. 2. 10. a generation wdiich knew not the to. 
 
 >1 Sam.S. 8. according to all the tv. they iiave done 
 1 Kings 13. 11. told him all the a', the man of G. did 
 
 2 Kings 22.1“. have forsaken me and provoked me to 
 anger with all the re. of their hands, 2 Chr. .34. 25. 
 Neh. 9. .35. nor turned they from their wicked tv. 
 Psal. 14. 1. corrupt, they have none abominable re. 
 17 .4.concerning the re. of men by word of thy lips 
 92 . 4. 1 will triumph in the re. of thy hands 
 111. 2. the r/'. of the Lord are great, sought out 
 
 7 . the re. of his hands are verity and judgment 
 138. 8. forsake not the tv. of thine own lit nds 
 141. 4. to practise wdeked w. with men t'lat 
 Prov. 31. 31. let her own tv. praise her in the gates 
 Eccl. 1. 14. 1 have seen the re. that are done, 2.11. 
 Isa. 26 . 12. thou hast wrought all our re in us 
 Jer. 7 . 13. because ye have done, all th* se re. 
 
 25. 6 . provoke me not lo anger with tl e re. of 3 'our 
 
 hands to your own hu/t, 7 . | 44. 8 . 
 14. recompense them according to tin ir deeds and 
 the re. of their handj, l{ev.‘2.Q3. 
 Ezek. 6 . 6 . that your re. may be aboliihed 
 Dan. 4. 37. honour him w hose re. are truth 
 ilire. 6. 16 . the tv. of the house of Ah ib are kept 
 Mat. 11.2. .loiin heard in prison tin re. of Christ 
 John 5. 20. he will shewhim greater w. than these 
 36. the TV. which the Father hatl given me, the 
 same re. that 1 do be' r witness of me 
 
 7 . 3. thy disciples may see the w. diat thou doest 
 7 . because I testif) that there, tl meof are e' il 
 
 8. 39 . if children, ye would do there, of Abraham 
 
 9. 4. 1 must work there, of him that sent me 
 
 10. 25. there, that 1 do in my E.ither’s name 
 .32. for which of these re. do ye stone me .' 
 
 . 37 . if I do not the w. ||.38. beli( ve the re. 
 
 14. 10. he doeth the re. 11. believ e for the re. 
 
 ■ ^2. the re. that 1 do, shall he <lo, and greater re. 
 
 15. 24. if 1 had not done amojig them the re. 
 
 Acts 7 . 41. they rejoiced in the re. of their hands 
 
 26. 2o. (’entiles should do rnmeet for repentance 
 Horn. 3. 27 . by what law r o( re. ? nay, but of faith 
 
 4. 2. for if Abraham were justified by re. 
 
 6. God impuleth righteousness without re. 
 
 9. 11. not of re. but of him that calleth 
 32. not by faith, but as it v/ere by the re. of the law 
 
 11. 6. if by grace, then is it no more of re. but if it 
 
 be Of w. is it no more of grace 
 
 13. 12. let us therefore cast off the re. of daikness 
 Gal. 2. 16. knowing aman is not justified by the u\ 
 of the law, for by the re. of law no fiesh is justified 
 
 3. 2. received ^ e the .Spirit by the re. of the law ? 
 
 5. doeth he it by the re. of the law, or by faith 
 
 10. as many as are of re. of the law, under curse 
 
 5. 19. there, of the flesh are manifest, adultery 
 Eph. 2. 9. not of re. lest any man should boast 
 
 5. 11. with the unfruitful re. of darkness 
 
 Col. 1. 21. and enemies in your mind .by wicked re. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 13. to esteem in love for their r:’. sake 
 
 2 Tim. 1 . 9 . saved us, not according to our rr’. 7 r/..3.5. 
 'I'it. 1.16. but in re. they deny God, abominable 
 Ileb. 1. 10. the heavens are the re. of th^' hands 
 
 2. 7- thou didst set him over the re. of thy hanrls 
 .3.9. your fathers saw my re. forty years in wildern. 
 
 4. 3. although the re. were finished from foundation 
 
 6. 1. the foundation of repentance from dead re. 
 
 9. 14. purge conscience from dead re. to serv e God 
 
 Jam. 2. 14. if he have not re. can faith save him ? 
 
 17 . faith vvithout re. is dead, being alone, 20. 26. 
 
 18. 1 have tv. shew me thy faith without thy re. 
 2. 21. was not Abraham justified by re. ? 
 
 22. and by re. was faith made perfect 
 
 24. ye see then that by re. a man is justified 
 
 25. was not Rahab the harlot justified by tv.? 
 
 2 Pet. .3. 10. the earth and the re. therein burnt up 
 1 John .3. 8..that he might destroy the re. of devil 
 Rev. 2. 26. he that keepeth my re. to the end 
 9. 20. yet repented not of tl;e re. of their hands 
 18. 6. double to her double, according to her re. 
 See Evil, Good, Work of God. 
 
 His WORK.S. 
 
 1 Sam. 19 . 4. his TO. have been to thee very good 
 ^Citron. 32. .30. ITezekiah prospered in all Itis re. 
 Psal. 3.3. 4. and all hisrv. are done in truth 
 
 78. 11. forget his re. and his wonders, 106. 1.3. 
 
 103. 22. bless the T.ord, all his tv. in all places 
 104.31. the I ord shall rejoice in his to. 
 
 107 . 22. let them declare//A re. with rejoicing 
 111.6. he shewed his people the power of his to. 
 145. 9. his tenrler mercies are over all his to. 
 
 17 . the Lord is holy in all hisro. 
 
 Prov. 8. 22. the T.ord possessed me before his tv. 
 
 24. 12. shall not he render to every man according 
 to htSTV. ? Mat. 16. 27 . 2 Pirn. 4. 14. 
 Eccl.^. 22. a man should rejoice in h.isown 10 . 
 Dan. 9. 14. God is righteous in all his to. 
 
 Acts 15. 18. known to God are all his to. 
 
 Ileb. 4. 4. resteri the seventh day from all his tv. 
 
 10. he also hath ceased from his own tv. ? 
 
 Jam.1. 22. seesi how faith wrought with his tv.? 
 
 .3. 13. shew out of a good conversation his to. 
 
 See Lord, IM AUVEi.i.ors, Mighty. 
 
 T/.eir WORKS. 
 
 Ezod. 5. 4. why do ye let the people from their to. 
 
 23. 24. thou shalt not doafler///c/> tv. 
 
 Neh. 6. 14. according to these their tv. 
 
 .Job .34. 25. therefore he knovveth their w. 
 
 Psal. .33. 15 . he considerelh all their to. 
 
 106. .35. and they learned their to. 
 
 . 39 . thus were they defiled w ith their own tv. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 1. and ///err re. are in the hand of God 
 Isa. 29 . 15. their TO. are in the dark, they say 
 41. 29. they are vanity, their tv. are nothing 
 59. 6. nor bl)all they cover themselves with their to. 
 
 their tv. are works of iniquity, wasting 
 66. 18. T know their to. and their thoughts 
 Amosfs.'i. I vyill never forget any of///<?//• to. 
 Jonah .3. 10. God saw//’C d', v. that they turned 
 Mat. 2.3. 3. but do not ye alter their tv. 
 
 5. all their tv. they do lo be seen of men 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 15. w hose end be according to their tv. 
 Rev. 14. 13. and their to. <io follow them 
 
 20. 12. the dead judged 'according to/Acfr tv. 13. 
 77q/ WORKS. 
 
 Dent. 3. 24. who can do according to thy iv, ? 
 
 15. 10. the Lord shall bless thee in all thy tv. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .37. the Txrnl hath broken thy to. 
 
 Psal. 26 . 7 . tell of all thy wondrous to. 145. 4. 
 
 66. 3. say to God, how terrible art thou in thy tv. 
 
 73 . 28. trust in T.ord, that 1 may declare all thy va 
 86. 8. nor are there any works like unto thy tv. 
 
 92. 5. O T.ord, how great are thy tv. 
 
 loi. 13. earth is satistied with IT uit of///y w. 
 
 24. O T.ord, how manifold are thy tv. ? 
 
 14.3. 5. 1 remember, 1 meditate on all thy to. 
 
 145. 1(1. all///y w. shall praise thee, O l/jid 
 
 Prov. 16 . 3 . commit///y a;, un'to the T.ord 
 E.ccl. 9. 7 . for now God acceptelh thy tv. 
 lsa.5~i. 12. I will declare tZ/y to. shall not profit 
 Jer.W.I. because thou hast trusted in thyw. 
 
 Jam. 2. 18. shew me thy tailh vv ithout///y re. 
 
 Rev. 2'. 2. 1 know thy tv. 9, 1.3, 19. I 3. 1,8, 15. 
 
 3. 2. 1 have not foijnd thy to. perfect befoie God 
 
 /Vonderfnl WO R K.S. 
 
 Psal. 40. 5. many , O I ord, are thy TVi.ndcrfnl to. 
 
 78. 4. shewing WiSTVonderfnl to. he hath ddne 
 1U7. 8. would praise the I ord for hi.s uonderful to. 
 
 to the children of men, 15, 21, 31. 
 111. 4. matie his ivonderfTdTO. to be remeii.hered 
 Mat. 7 . 22. in thy name have done tvondeJitlTO. 
 Acts 2. 11. Cretes and Arabians, we <lo hear them 
 speak in our tongues the rvonderjul tv. of God 
 See Wdndrols. 
 
 WORKlsl’lI. 
 
 .33. 29. lo, all these things to. God for man 
 Psal. 15. 2. he that walketh uprightly, and tv. 
 
 righteousness shall dwell 
 101.7- he tliat rr. deceit shall not dwell m rny ho. 
 Prov. 11. 18. the wicked tv. a deceitful woik 
 26. 28. a nattering mouth to. ruin 
 .31. 13. she TO. willingly with her liands 
 Eccl. 3. 9. what profit hath he that tv.? 
 
 Isa.W. 12. tile smith witli his tongs w. in the coals, 
 and heru. it with the strength of his arms 
 64. 5. thou meetest him that tv. righteousness 
 Dan. 6. 27. he tv. signs and wonders in heaven 
 John 5. 17 . my Father tv. hitherto, and 1 vvoi k 
 Acts 10. 35. he that tv. righteousness is accepted 
 Rom. 2. 10. glory and peace to ever^' one that ai.good 
 
 4. 4. to him that tv. is the reward not of grace 
 5. to him that tv. not, but helieveth on him 
 
 15. because the law tv. wrath, for where no law 
 
 5.3. knowing that tribulation tv. patience 
 
 13. 10. love TV. no ill to his neighbour, therefore 
 
 1 Cur. 12. 6. it is the same God that tv. all in all 
 11. all these tv. that one anti the same Spirit 
 
 16. 10. for he zv. the work of the Lord, as I also do 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 12. so tlien death tv. in us, but life in you 
 17 . TV., for us a mere exceeding weight of glory 
 
 7 .10. for godly sorrow tv. repentance to salvation, 
 but the sorrow of the world tv. death 
 Gal. 3. 5. he therefore that tv. miracles among you 
 5. 6. but faith which zv. by love 
 Eph. 1.11. who ’V. all things after the counsel 
 
 2. 2. the spirit that now zv. in the disoheciient 
 
 3. 20. according (o the power that zv. in us 
 Phil. 2.1.3. for it is G. that zv. in you to will and do 
 Col. 1.29. Ids working, which to. in me mightily 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 13. effectually to, in yviu that believe 
 Jam. 1. 3. that the trying of your faith to. patience 
 20. tlie wrath of man to. not rigliteousness of Gotl 
 iie//. 21 . 27 . nor whatsoever w. abomination 
 M'ORKlTsG, Patticiple. 
 
 Psal. 52.2. lik^ a sharp razor, to. deceitfully 
 
 74 . \2.to. salvation in the nucist of the earth 
 Ezek. 46. 1. the gate shall be shut the six to. days 
 Mark ft).20. the T.ord to. with them, with signs 
 Rom. 1. 27 . men with men w. that which is unseemly 
 
 7 . 13. sin TO. (leatli in me by that which is good 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 12. and labour, to. with our own hands 
 Eph. 4. 28. u'. with his hands the thing that is good 
 
 2 Thess. 3. 11. a;, ir I at all, but are busy-bodies 
 Heb. 13. 21. TO. in you tliat which is well pleasing 
 Rev. 16.14. they are the spirits of devils a.', miracles 
 
 Wtj R K1 ]S.’,G, Substantive. 
 
 Isa. 28. 29. from the Lord who is excellent in to. 
 
 1 i'oj. 9. 6. have not we power to forbear to.? 
 
 12. 10. to another the to. of miracles 
 
 Eph. 1. 19 . according to the to. of his n'iight 3 ’ power 
 3.7. given me by the effectual to. of his power 
 4.16. according to the effectual to. in the measure 
 Phil. 3.21. according to the to. whereby he is able 
 Col. 1. 29. bis a>. wbi’ch worketh in me miglitily 
 
 2 Thess. 2. 9. whose coming is after the to. of Satan 
 
 WORKMAN. 
 
 E. zod. 26. f 1. cheruhims, the work of a cunning to. 
 .35. 35. Rezaleel and Alioliab with wisdom to work 
 
 all manner of work of the cunning to. 38. 23. 
 Cant.~. 1. like jewels, the work of a cunning a'. 
 Isa. 40. 19 . the tc. melteth a graven image 
 20. he seeketh to him a cimidng to. to prepare 
 Jer. 10. 3. the work of the to. with the axe 
 Hos. 8. 6. tlie TO. made it, therefore it is not God 
 Mat. 10. 10. the u\ is worthy of his yieat 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. a a . tliat neede'th not be.ashamed 
 WORKMANSlillL 
 
 F. zod. 31.3. and in all manner of to. 5. 1.35. 31. 
 
 2 Kings 16.10. according to all the zv. thereof 
 Ezek. 2i\. 13. the to. of tahrets was prepared in thee 
 Eph. 2.10. for we are Ids to. createvl in Christ Jesus 
 
 WOR KM FN. 
 
 2 Kings 12.14. hut they gave that to the rr. to repair 
 the house of the T.ord, 15. 2 Chron. 34. 10, I 7 . 
 1 C/d'(i//. 22.15. thereate/i'. with thee in abundance 
 25.1. number of a'. 1| 2 Chron.2\. 1.3. to. wiought 
 Ezra .3. 9 . to set forw ard the to. iu the house of God 
 7.'rt.44.11. behold, the to. the^' are of men 
 Acts 19 .25. called with the a-, of like occupatiou 
 WORLD, 
 
 In Greek, Koff/iov ; in, Ilehrezo, Thehal. 1/ i.r 
 taken ,for the tvhole nuii erse ; comprehending the 
 heavens, earth, sea, the elements, the angels, men, 
 animals, tn a zvord, all created beings. John 1. 
 10. 'fhe Toorld was made by him. It i.v also put 
 for the race of man/ ind; sometimes in an ex¬ 
 tensive sense, fur all the posterity of Adam. 
 Rom. 5. 12. T’.v one man siti entered into the 
 world. “ Sin came to be among mankind f' it tt a 
 
 ^7 
 
WOK 
 
 WOR 
 
 metonymy, the thing containing being put for the 
 inhabitants contained. Sometimes it is taken in a 
 more restricted sense, as in John 15. 18. it is put 
 for the viicked in the world,/or unregenerated, un¬ 
 renewed persons. If the world hate you, ye know 
 that it hated me before it hated you. The wicked 
 are called the world, because they relish and sa¬ 
 vour nothing but worldly things, and pursue no¬ 
 thing but worldly designs. It is put likewise for 
 (iod's chosen people, whether Jews or Gentiles. 2 
 Cor. 5. ly. God was in Christ, recom ilins: the 
 wvrld to himself. /Jnd in .lohn .3. 16. (iod so 
 loved tlie rwr/f/, that he ^jave his only-he"otten 
 Son to die in their stead, and give satisfaction for 
 them to his justice. Believers are called the 
 world, both because they are taken from among 
 Jews and Gentiles, and do participate in the cor¬ 
 ruption of the woi ld. World is put for the Gen¬ 
 tiles only. Rom. 11. 12. If the fall of them he 
 the riches ot the world. The Jews rejecting the 
 gospel, and so falling from being God's people, 
 was the occasion of Gods manifesting/ his abundant 
 grace in the conversion of the Gentiles. It is put 
 for sensual lusts and pleasures, for the riches, 
 honours, and dignities of the world. 1 John 2. 15. 
 Love not the world, neither the thinss that are in 
 the world. It also stands for the good things of 
 this world. 1 Cor 7. 31. They that use this world , ' 
 as not abusing it. 
 
 The children ot this world, are such as live in the 
 world, whether they he good or had, Luke 20. 34. 
 The devil is called the prince of this xvorld, .lolm 
 32. 31. and the god of this world, 2 Cor. 4. 4. lie 
 boasted to our Saviour that he was so. Mat. 4. 9. 
 and he acteth in this worlil like a prince, power¬ 
 fully working in the children of disobedience, Epli. 
 
 2. 2. In Heb. 2. .5. the apostle calls the gospel- 
 state of the church the world to come. It is put 
 for the Roman empire, Luke 2. 1. 
 
 Concerning the creation of the world, it is asked if 
 the whole mass of matter was created all at once ? 
 and if all corporeal things were ranged in order at 
 the same time ; or only in the space of seven days, 
 as Moses describes in the beginning of Genesis? 
 Some interpreters are of opinion that God created 
 all the matter of the universe out of nothing in 
 an instant, by one simple act of his almighty will; 
 hut they are not agreed about the other question. 
 Some maintain, that sensible beings were not 
 brought to their full perfection, till after the space 
 of seven days was completed. This opinion is 
 founded upon Moses's narration, who expresses it 
 very distinctly. Besides, it cannot he easily con¬ 
 ceived, that the chaos should settle into any regu¬ 
 lar order, till after an infinite variety of different 
 motions by -which the parts of the matter separated 
 from one another, which were of different and incom¬ 
 patible qualities ; and till there should be an union 
 and coalescence of thosewhich were of the same form 
 and nature ; and that all those motions could not he 
 performed till after a sufficient space of time. 
 Others, fearing that consequences contrary to the im¬ 
 mutability and omnipotence of the Creator, might 
 he drawn from the opinion of a successive creation, 
 have thought, that nothing should he inf erred from 
 Moses's description, but a mental succession of or¬ 
 der, and that he only represents the creation as 
 performed in succession of time, do accommodate 
 himself to the apprehensions of the vulgar, and to 
 give a more intelligible account of it. Matter, 
 always obedient to the commands of the Almighty, 
 had no need of preparation. But the first opinion 
 has the greatest number of followers. 
 
 It is also inquired, at what season of the year the 
 world was created? The generality of the fathers 
 think it was created in the spring. But a great 
 number of others, among whom are the most learned 
 chronologists, contend that the world was created 
 in autumn. They urge, (1.) That the Hebrews, 
 the Egyptians, and most of the Orientals, began 
 their year at autumn ; which custom they had re¬ 
 ceived from their ancestors, and they from the first 
 men, who would naturally commence their year 
 from the time when the world began. (2) IVhen 
 God created Adam and Eve, and all other ani¬ 
 mals, he was to provide them with necessary nour¬ 
 ishment. (3) There was fruit upon the trees in 
 the garden of Eden, Gen. 3. 2, 3. It was there¬ 
 fore autumn, say they, in whatever place we sup¬ 
 pose Adam to have been created. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 8. he hath set the w. upon tliem 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 16. the channels of tlie se'i appeared, the 
 
 foundations of the w. were discovered, Rsal. 
 
 18. 15. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. .30. tlie iv. also shall not be moved 
 Job 18. 18. he shall be chased out of theze. 
 
 34. 13. or who hath disposed the whole w. ? 
 
 .37. 12. that they may do on the face of the w. 
 
 Psal. 9. 8. he shall judge the w. in righteousness, 
 minister judgment to the people, 96. 1.3. 1 98. 9. 
 
 17. 14. deliver my soul from the men of there. 
 
 19. 4. their words to the end of the is. Rom. 10.18. 
 22. 27 . all the ends of the w. shall remember 
 
 24. 1. the earth and the w. is the I.ord’s, and they 
 that dwell therein, 98.7. 1.5. 
 
 33.8. let #ie inhabitants of the re. stand in awe 
 
 49.1. give ear, all ye inhabitants of the w. 
 
 50. 12. for the iv. is mine 
 
 77 . 18. the lightnings lightened the w. 97. 4. 
 
 89. 11. thou liast founded the w. and its fulness 
 
 90. 2. hadst formed the earth and the w. 
 
 9 . 3 .1. the w. also is established, it cannot be moved 
 96. 10. w. also shall be establislied, not be moved 
 
 Prov. 8. 26 . while he had not made dust of the w. 
 Peel. 3. 1-1. also he hath set the w. in their beat t 
 Isa. 13.11. 1 will punish the w. for their evil 
 14. 17 . is this he that made the w. as a wilderness ? 
 21. nor fill the face of the w. with cities 
 24. 4. therz). languisheth and fadeth away 
 27 . 6. Israel shall fill the face of the w. with fruit 
 34. 1. let the w. hear, and all that come forth 
 45. 17 . ye shall not be confounded, tc, without end 
 568 
 
 Mat. 4. 8. the devil sheweth him all the kingdoms 
 of the w. and the glory of them, Luke 4. 5. 
 
 5. 14. ye are the light of the w. acity on a hill 
 
 1.3. .38. the field is the w. good seed are children 
 
 40. so shall it be in the end of this w. 49. 
 
 16. 26. what profited, if he shall gain the whole w. 
 and lose his own soul ? Mark 8. 36. Luke 9.25. 
 
 18. 7 . woe to the w. because of offences 
 
 24.14. thisgospelof the kingdom shall be preached 
 in all tlie w. for a witness to all, Mark 14. 9. 
 Luke 1 . 70 . who have been since w. began, .jets 3.21. 
 
 2. 1. ailecree that all the w. sliould be taxed 
 
 20. .35. they that are worthy to obtain that w. 
 
 John 1.10. he was in the w. (he 70 . was made by him, 
 
 and the w. knew him not, /lets 17 . 24. 
 29. the T.ambofGod that takes away the siuofzi;. 
 
 3. 16 . God so loved the w. that he gave his .Son 
 
 17 . that the ». through him might be saved 
 
 4. 42. Christ, the .Saviourof the w. 1 .fohn 4. 14. 
 
 6. 33. bread oftiod is he that giveth life unto the w. 
 51. my flesh, which 1 give for the life of theai. 
 
 7 . 4. if thou do these things, shew thy.self to the w. 
 
 7 . the w. cannot hate you, t>ut me it hatetli 
 
 8. 12. .lesussaid, 1 am the light of the w. 9. 5. 
 
 12. 19 . behold, the g'. is gone after him 
 
 47 . 1 came not to judge, but to save the w. 
 
 14. 17 . the .Spirit, whom thew. cannot receive 
 
 19. a little while and the ai. seeth me no more 
 22. Lord, how is it that thou wilt manifest thyself 
 
 unto us and not unto the w. ? 
 
 27 . my peace 1 give, not as the w. giveth, give 1 
 
 14. 31. that the w. may know 1 love Lather 
 
 15. 18. if the w. hate you, 1 John .3. 1.3. 
 
 l_y. if ye were of the w. the ai. would love his own 
 
 16. 20. but t4iea;. shall rejoice 
 
 28. I leave the w. and go to the Father 
 
 .33. be of good cheer, 1 have overcome the w. 
 
 17 . 5 . the glory 1 had with thee before the w. was 
 6. thy name to men thou gavest me out of the w. 
 
 9. 1 pray not for w. but for them hast given me 
 
 14. w. hated them, because they are not of the w. 
 
 15. thou shouldest not take them out of the w. 
 
 16. they are not of tiie w. even as 1 am not of w. 
 
 21. that the w. may believe thou hast sent me, 23. 
 
 25. O Father, the w. hath not known thee 
 
 18. 20. .lestis answered, I spake openly to the w. 
 21.25. I suppose w. could not contain the books 
 
 Acts 17 . 6 . these that turned the w. upside clown 
 19 . 27 . Diana, whom Asia and the w. worshippeth 
 24. 5. a mover of sedition thro’ the w. a ringleader 
 Rom. 1.8. your faith is spoken of tliro’ the whole w. 
 
 3. 6. for then how shall God judge the w. 
 
 19 . that all the w. may become guilty before God 
 
 4. 1.3. the promise that he should be heir of the w. 
 
 11. 12. if the fall of the^n be the riches of the w. 
 
 15. if casting away of tliem be reconciling ofw. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 21. the w. by wisdom knew not (iod 
 
 2. 7. the wisdom which God ordained before the w. 
 
 12. now we have received not the spirit of the w. 
 
 .3. 22. or the w. of life, or death, all are yours 
 
 4. 9 . for we are made a spectacle to w. to angels 
 
 1.3. we are made as the tilth of jg. and offscouriiig 
 
 5. 10. for then must ye needs go out of tke iv. 
 
 6.2. do ye not know that saints shall judge the w.? 
 
 7 . .3.3. careth for the things that are in the w. .34. 
 
 8. 13. 1 will eat no Hesh while the w. standeth 
 11. 32. that we should not be condemned with w. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 19 . God m Christ reconciling w. to himself 
 Gal. 6. 14. glory in the cross of our I.ord .lesus, by 
 
 whom the w. is crucified to me, and I to the w. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.9. in Christ before the w. began. Tit. 1.2. 
 lleb. 2 . 5. he put not in subjection the w. to come 
 
 6.5. ha\e tasted the powers of the a', to come 
 
 11. .38. of whom the w. was not worthy 
 
 Jam. 1. 27- to keep himself unspotted from the w. 
 
 .3. 6. the tongue is a fire, a w. of iniquity 
 4. 4. the friendship of tliezii. is enmity with God, 
 a friend of the w. is the enemy of God 
 2 Pet. 2. 5. God siiared not the old w. bringing in 
 the flood on the w. of the ungodly 
 
 3. 6. whereby the w. that then was, perished 
 
 1 John 2. 2. he is the propitiation for tlie sins of w. 
 
 15. love not the xo. |1 16. but is of the u<. 
 
 17. the w. passeth away, and the lusts thereof 
 
 .3.1. theze. knoweth us not, because it knew him not 
 
 4. 5. they are of the w. therefore speak of the w. 
 
 5. 4. what is born of God, overcomeih the w. 5. 
 
 19 . we are of God, w holezg. lieth in wickedness 
 Rev. .3. 10. hour of temptation shall come on all w. 
 
 12. 9. called Satan, whodeceiveth the whole w. 
 
 13. 3. and all the w. wondered after the beast 
 
 See Foundation. 
 
 In, or into the W OKl.D. 
 
 Psal. 7 . 3 . 12. the ungodly who prospers the w. 
 Mat. 26. 1.3. this gospel be preached z?z r//e whole zc. 
 Mark 10. 30. hesliall receive an hundred-fold, and 
 in the xe. to come eternal life, Luke 18. .30. 
 John 1. 9 . lighteth every man that comes into the xo. 
 
 10. he was in the u’. and the w. was made liy him 
 3 . 17 . God sent not his Son into the w. to condemn w. 
 
 19 . light is come ixito the w. men loved tiarkness 
 
 6. 14. prophet that should come into the ic. 11. <.7. 
 
 9. 5. as long as I am in the w. I am the light of w. 
 12. 46. 1 am come a light into the 10 . who. believeth 
 
 16. 3.3. in ic.ye shall have tribulation, in me jieace 
 
 17 . 11 . I am no more in the xo. these are the w. 
 12. while 1 was with them in the w. 1 kept them 
 
 18. . 37 . and for this cause came 1 into theic. 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. as by one man sin entered into the w. 
 
 1.3. for until the law, sin was in the w. 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. we know an idol is nothing m the w. 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. having no hope, without (!od in thexo. 
 
 CoL 1. 6. gospel is come to you as it is in all the xo. 
 
 1 Tim. 1.15. (Mir. Jesus came zww re. tosavesinners 
 .3. 16 . seen of angels and believed on in the w. 
 
 Ueb. 10. 5. when he cometh into thexo. he saith 
 1 I'et. 5. 9 . the same afilictinns that are in the to. 
 
 1 John 2. 15. love not the things that are in the xo. 
 
 4. 1. many false prophets are gone out into the w. 
 
 .3. antichrist, even now already is it in the w. 
 
 4. because he is greater than he that is in the xo. 
 
 9. God sent his Son into the w. that we might live 
 
 WOR 
 
 2 John 7 . many aeceivers are entered into the w. 
 ,, . WORLD. 
 
 Mat. 12. .32. It shall not be forgiven him in this w. 
 
 I. 3. 22. cares of this w. choke word, Mark 4. 19. 
 Luke^ 16 .8. for the children of this w. are wiser thaii 
 
 2(1. .14. Jesus said, the children of this w. marry 
 John 8. 23. ye are of this w. I am not of this w. 
 
 9. .39. for judgment 1 am come into this xo. 
 
 12. 25. he that liateth lite in this w. shall keep it 
 31. Jesus said, now is the judgmentofr/iirzc. now 
 
 shall the prince ot this w. be cast out 
 
 13. 1. he should depart out of this w. to the Father 
 1-t. .30. for prince ot this w. cometh, nothing in me 
 
 10. 11. because the prince of this w. is judged 
 
 18. 36. Jesus answered, my Kingdom is not of this 
 
 . to. if my kingdom were of this w. 
 
 Rom. 1_.2. be not conformed tor. w. biittransformoti 
 1 Cur. 1. 20, where is the disputer of r/zzjr w.? hath 
 
 not God made foolish the wisdom of this xo. ? 
 
 2. 6. yet we speak not the wisdom ot' this w. 
 
 3. 18. it any man seemetli to be wise in this w. 
 
 19 . the wisdom of this 70 . is foolishness w ith God 
 
 o. 10. yet not with the fornicators of//ijf w. 
 
 7 . .11. they that use r/iii w. as not abusing it 
 ~yor. 4. 4. the god ot this w. hath blinded the minds 
 Gal. 1. 4. he might deliver us from this pres, evil w. 
 Eph. 1. 21. not only in tint w. but in that toazme- 
 2. 2. ye walketl according to the course of this w. 
 
 «-J^m,st the rulers of the darkness of//»/ w. 
 
 1 1 im. 6. 7. lor we brought nothing into this w. 
 
 17 . charge them that are rich in this w. 
 lim. 4. 10. Demas having loved this present w. 
 lit. 2. 12. we should live godly in this present la. 
 Jam. 2. 5. God hath chosen the poor of this w. 
 
 1 John 3. 17 . but whoso hath this w. good and seeth- 
 
 4. 17 . because as he is, so are we in this w. 
 
 WORLDLY. 
 
 lit. 2. 12. denying ungodliness and w. lusts 
 lleb. 9. 1. the first covenant had a zzt. sanctuary 
 WORLD.S. 
 
 lleb. 1.2. by his .Son, by whom also he made the xo, 
 
 II. 3. the w. were trained by the word of God 
 
 WOR.M. 
 
 I v hen the Scripture would represent to us a person 
 that is weak, mean, and despised in the world, it 
 compares him to a worm of the earth, because no¬ 
 thing is found to be more contemptible than this 
 creature, .lob 25. 6. How much less man that is a. 
 worm? And the Psalmist says, I am Hworm, and 
 no man, Psal. 22. 6. 'The w orm of the damned 
 dies not, and their fire shall never be quenched, 
 Isa. 66.24. “ They will feel a worm of conscience 
 that shall never die, and the fiery wrath of God- 
 upon their souls and bodies that shall never go out." 
 ^■rod. 16. 24. neither was there any w. therein 
 Job 17 . 14. 1 said to the xc. thou art my mother 
 
 24. 20. the -w. shall feed sweetiy on him 
 
 25. 6. much less man that is a w. and sun of man 
 Psal. 22. 6. but 1 am a w. and no man, a reproach 
 Isa. 14. 11. the zr. is spread under thee, and worms 
 
 41. 14. fear not, thou w. .lacob, and ye menof Israel 
 51. 8. and the w. shall eat them like wool 
 66. 24. for their w. shall not die, nor their fire b« 
 r ^ , quenched, .UarL 9. 44, 46,48. 
 
 Jonah 4. 7. God prepared a -w. it smote the gourd 
 WORMS. 
 
 Ezod. 16. 20. their manna bred w. and stank 
 Deut. 28. . 39 . grapes, for the xo. shall eat them 
 Job 7 . 5. my liesh is clothed with w. and dust 
 
 19. 26. tho’ xo. destroy this body, yet shall 1 see G. 
 21.26. they shall liedow n, and zn. shall cover them 
 Isa. 14.11. worm under thee, and thezz . cover thee 
 M 1 C. 7 . 17 . they move out of their holes like w. 
 
 Acts 12.23. Herod was eaten of xo. and gave up ghost 
 WORMWOOD. 
 
 Deut. 29 . 18. lest there be a root that beareth w. 
 Prov. 5. 4. her end is bitter as xo. sharp as a sword 
 Jer. 9.15. I will feed them with zz'. 2.3. 15. 
 
 Lam. .3. 15. he hath made me drunken with w. 
 
 19. remembeiing my inisery, the w. and the gall 
 Amos 5. 7 . ye who turn judgment to xo. 
 
 Rev. 8.11. the naine of the star is walled xo. and the 
 third part of the w aters became w. 
 WORSE. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 9. w-e will deal w. with thee than them 
 2 li'am. 19 .7- (hat w ill be w. than all that befell thee 
 
 1 kings 16 . 25. Omii did zr. than all before him 
 
 2 kings 14. 12. .Iiidah was put to the :z. before I.s- 
 
 rael, and lied to their tents, 2 Chron. 25. 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 19. 16 . the Syrians w ere put to the w. 19 ._ 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 24. if thy people be put to the w. 
 
 .3.3. 9 . iManasseh made .lerusalem do xo. 
 
 Isa. 41. t 24. xo. than nothing, rz'. than a viper 
 Jer. 7 . 26 . they did a-, than their fathers, 16. 12. 
 Dan. 1. ID. why should he see your laces zz'. liking? 
 IMat. 9. 16 . the rent is made r.". Mark 2. 21. 
 
 12. 45. wicked spirits dwell there, the last state of 
 that man is xo. than the first, I.uke 11. 26. 
 27 . 64. the last error shall be zz.'. than the first 
 Mark 5. 26. she was nothing betterezl, but arew xo. 
 John 2. 10. men have drunk, then tl'.at which is xo. 
 
 5. 14. sin no inore, lest a w. thing come unto thee 
 1 Cor. 8 8. neither if we eat not are we the w. 
 
 11. 17 . you come not for the better, but for the w. 
 
 1 'Tim. 5. 8. denied the faith, he is zz'. thati an infidel 
 
 2 'Tim. 3. 13. but seducers shall wax- xo. and w. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. the latter end iszz'. with them 
 
 WORSHIP. 
 
 Gen. 22. 5. 1 and the lad will go yonder and w. 
 
 L.iod. 24. 1. come up to the l.ord, and zz. ye afar off 
 34. 14. for thou shait zz'. no other god, T.ord jealous 
 Deut. 4. 19 . lest thou shouldest be driven to zr. thein 
 
 8 . 19. if thou :z'. other gods, 11 . 16 . | 17. 
 
 26 . 10. shah set first-fruits before 1 ord.aiid zz'. be¬ 
 fore the 1 ord thy God, Psal. 22. 27, 29. I 86. 9. 
 
 1 .Sam, 1. .3. this man went up yearly to xo. 
 
 15. 25. turn again, that 1 may xo. the Lord,.30. 
 
 1 k ings 12. .30. the people went to zr. before the one 
 
 2 Kings 5. 18. to xc. in the bouse of Rimmon 
 
 17 . 36. the Ixjrd shall ye fear, and him shall ye w. 
 
 18. 22. hath said to Judah, ye shall w. before thi» 
 altar in Jerusalem, 2 Chron. 32. 12. Isa. 36. T 
 
WOR 
 
 WOU 
 
 WRA 
 
 45. 
 
 81. 
 
 95. 
 
 97. 
 
 99. 
 
 9. 
 
 1 Chron 16 ^0. vj. Lord in the beauty of holiness, 
 A «”"9 ‘2: iV^. 4. 1 96. 9. Mat. 4. 10. Luke 4. Q. 
 Psal 5. 7. 1 will w. toward thy temple, 138. 2. 
 
 il. he is thy Lord, and w. thou him 
 6 neither shalt thou w. any strange god 
 6 O come, let us vi. and bow down and kneel 
 ■ 7 w. him, all ye gods; Sion heard, was glad 
 5 ! w. at his footstool, tor he is holy , .1.32, 7- 
 
 y. exalt the Lord, and w. .at his holv hill 
 
 Isa ^ 8 they w. the work ot their hands, 20. 1 46. 6. 
 27 .’ 13. shall w. the L. in holy mount at Jerusalem 
 45 7 princes also shall to, because ot the Lord 
 oe! 23. all Hesh shall come to w. before me 
 Jer. 7. 2. that enter in at these gates to w. 26. 2. 
 
 13. 10. they that w. other gods, be as this girdle 
 2“^ 6. go not after other gods to to. them 
 44. 19. did we w. her without ourmien ? 
 
 E^ek. 46. 2. he shall uk at the threshold of the gate 
 3 tile people of the land shall xo, at the door 
 
 9 .‘he that entereth to w. by the north gate 
 Dan. 3. 5. ye fall down, w. the golden image, 10,15. 
 
 12. not w. the image, 18. 28. .11 15. if ye w. 
 
 14, do not ye w* the golden itnaije I have set up. 
 Mic 5 13. no more w. the work ot thine hands 
 Zeph. 1. 5. them that w. the host ot heaven 
 « 11. men shall w. him, every one from his place 
 Zech. 14. 16. to w. the King the Lord ot hosts, 17- 
 ]\jat. 2. 2. we have seen his star., and come to tp. him 
 8. that I may come and w. him also r ? a -r 
 4 9 . if thou wilt fall down and w. me, Luke 4. 7. 
 
 15. 9. hut in vain they do a;, me, teaching the cornm. 
 Jo/m 4. 20. ye say that in Jerusalem is the place 
 where men ought to to. Mark 7 . 7- 
 02 ye w. ye know not what, we know what we 
 
 10 . for salvation is of the Jews 
 
 23. they shall to. the Father in spirit, 24. 
 
 12. 20. certain Greeks came to to. at the feast 
 ji^ct.r 7 . 42. God gave them up to to. the host, 43. 
 
 8. 27 . all eunuch came to Jerusalem to 
 
 17 . 23. whom ye ignorantly w. him declare I 
 
 18. 13. persuaded men to to. God contrary to law 
 
 24. 11. Paul came up to Jerusalem to to. God 
 
 14. they call heresy, so to. 1 the God of my fathers 
 1 Cor. 14. 25. so falling down, he will to. tiod 
 P/iil. 3. 3. which to. God in spirit, rejoice in Christ 
 IleA. 1. 6. let all the angels of God ri;. him 
 
 Eev. 3. 9. make them come and to. before thy feet 
 4. 10. and to. him that liveth for ever and ever 
 
 9 . 20. that they should not to. devils nor idols 
 11.1. measure temple of God, and them to. therein 
 
 13. 8. all on the earth shall to. the beast, 12. 
 
 15. they that would notw. the image of the beast 
 
 14. 7 . TO. him that made heaven, earth, and sea 
 9 . if any man to. the beast and his image 
 
 11. who TO. the beast, have no rest day and night 
 
 15. 4. all nations shall come and to. before thee 
 
 19. 10. I fell at his feet to to- 22. 8. i| 22. 9. to. God 
 
 WORSHIPPED. 
 
 Gen. 24. 26. Abraham bowed and to. the Lord, 48. 
 
 52. Abraham’s servant w. T.ord, bowing to earth 
 Ezod. 4. 31. Israel bowed and to. 12. 27. I 33. 10. 
 
 32. 8. they made a calf, and to. it, Psal. IO 6 . -19. 
 
 .34. 8. Moses to. H jTtdg. 7- 15. Gideon to. 
 
 Dent. 17 . 3 . hath gone and served other gods, and 
 TO. 29 . 26, 1 Khigs 9 . 9. 2 Kings 21. 21.2 Citron. 
 
 7 . 22. .Ter. 1. 16.1 8 . 2. 1 16. II. 1 22. 9. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 19 . Elkanah and Hannah to. before Lord 
 28. Samuel to. |1 15. 31. Saul to. the Lord 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 20. then David arose and to. 15. .32. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 33. have forsaken me, and to. Ashtarolh 
 
 16. .31. Allah served Baal and to. him, 22. 53. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 16. they to. all the host of heaven and 
 
 served Baal, 21. 3. 2 Citron. .33. .3. 
 
 1 Citron. 29 . 20. all the congregation bowed <lown 
 
 and TO. the Lord, 2 Citron. 7 . 3. 1 29. 28, 29, 30. 
 Kelt. 8. 6. all the people to. the Lord, 9. 3. 
 
 Job 1. 20. Job TO. 11 Ezek. 8. 16. to. the sun 
 Dan. 2. 46. king to. Daniel 11 3. ?. to. golden image 
 Mat. 2. 11. the wise men fell down and to. Christ 
 
 8. 2. a leper came and to. him |1 9. 18. a ruler w. 
 
 14. 33. they that were in the ship to. him 
 
 15. 25. the woman of Canaan came and to. him 
 
 18. 26. the servant fell down and to. his lord 
 28. 9 . they held him by the feet and a;, him 
 
 17 . h is disciples to. him, Luke 24. 52. 
 
 Market. 6. the man ran out of the tombs and ?e. him 
 
 15. 19. they s^iit upon him, and bowing, 10 . him 
 John 4. 20. our fathers to. in this mountain 
 
 9 . .38. the blind man believed, and to. him 
 Acts 10. 25. Cornelius fell down and to. Peter 
 
 16.14. Lydia to. God jl 18. 7. Justus to. God 
 
 17 . 25. neither is to. witli men's hands, gives life 
 Rom. 1. 25. TO. the creature more than the Creator 
 
 2 TItess. 2. 4. exalteth himself above all that is to. 
 Ileb. 11.21. Jacob ai. |1 liev. 7. H. the angels ?c. G. 
 Rev. 5. 14. the twenty four elders to. 11.16.1 19. 4. 
 
 1.3. 4. they to. the dragon, they to. the beast 
 
 16 . 2. a sore fell on them which to. his image 
 
 19 . 20. he deceived them that to. his image 
 
 •20. 4. 1 saw the souls that had not to. the beast 
 WORSHIPPER. 
 
 John 9 . .31. if any man be arc. of God, him he Ireareth 
 Acts 19. .35. the city of ELphesus is a to. ot Diana 
 WORSHIPPERS. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 19. Jehu might destroy the to. of Baal 
 21. all the a', of Baal came, none was left 
 23. that there be none but the a’, of Baal only 
 John 4. 2.3. when the true w. shall worship in spirit 
 Jieb. 10. 2. because that the ai. once purged 
 WORSHIPPED TH. 
 
 Neh. 9 . 6. and the host of heaven a', thee 
 Jsa. 44. 15. yea, he maketh a god. and to. it, 17- 
 Dan. .3. 6. and whoso falleth not down and to. 11. 
 Acts 19 . 27 . whom all Asia and the world to. 
 
 WORSHIPPING. . . 
 
 2 Kings 19. 37. as he was to. in the house of DNis- 
 loch his god. his sons smote him, Isa. 37 . 38. 
 2 Citron.‘10. 18, all Judah fell down, to. the T.ord 
 Mat. 20. 20. mother of Zebedce’s children came to. 
 Col. 2. 18. let no man beguile you intc. of augels 
 WORS’l’. 
 
 Ezek. 7 . 24. I will bring the to. of the heathen 
 
 WORTH, 
 
 Gen. 23.9. for as much money as it is to. give it me 
 15. the land is to. four hundred shekels of silver 
 Lev. 27.23. priest shall reckon the w. of estimation 
 Derit. 15. 18. hath been to. a double hired servant 
 2 Sam 18.3. but thou art to. ten thousand of us 
 1 Ktngs 21. 2. give the to. of thy vineyard in money 
 .Kb 24. 25. who will make thy speech nothings. 
 Prov. 10. 20. the heart of the wicked is little zo. 
 
 Ezek. 30.2. prophesy and say, howl ye, woe to. day 
 WORl'HY. 
 
 Gen. .32. 10. T am not a;, of the least of thy mercies 
 De?it. 25.2. if the wicked man be to. to be beaten 
 1 Sam. 1.5. but to Hannah he gave a to. portion 
 26. 16. as the T.ord liveth, ye are to. to die 
 dSam. 22. 4. who is u>. to be praised, Psal. 18. 3. 
 
 1 Khtgsl. 52. if he will shewliimself a w. man 
 Jer. 26.11. this man is to. to die |1 I 6 . he is not lo. 
 
 Mat. .3. II. whose shoes I am not to. to bear 
 
 8.8. the centurion said, I^rd. I am not a;, that thoii 
 
 shouldest come under my roof, Luke 7- o. 
 10.10. for the workman is u'. of his meat 
 11. inquire who in it isw. and there abide 
 13. and if the house be to. but if it be not to. 
 
 . 37 . ioveth more than me, he is not to. of me, .38. 
 
 22. 8. but they which were bidden were not to. 
 Mark 1.7. whose shoes 1 am not w. to unloose, Luke 
 3. 16. John 1. 27 . Acts 1.3. 25. 
 Luke 3.8. bring forth fruits to. of repentance 
 7 . 4 . that he was to. for whom he should do this 
 7 . nor thought Imyselfw. to come to thee 
 19 . 7 . for the labourer is a), of his hire 
 12. 48. he that did commit things a), of stripes 
 
 15. 19. I am no more to. to be called thy son, 21. 
 
 20. .35. shall beaccounterl to. to obtain that world 
 
 21. .36. be accounted to. to escape these things 
 Acts 24. 2. very to. deeds are done to this nation 
 ifcm.8.18. arenotai. to be compared with the glory 
 Kph. 4. 1. that ye walk tv. of the vocation 
 Col. 1. 10. that ye might walk zo. of the l.ord 
 1 Thess.Q.. 12. that ye'would walk to. of God 
 
 1 Tim. 1. 15. a saying to. of all acceptation, 4. 9. 
 
 5.18. the labourer is to. of his reward 
 
 Heb. 10 .29.ofhow much sorer punishment, suppose 
 ye, shall he be thought a), w ho hath trodden 
 11. .38. of whom the world was not to. 
 
 .Jam. 2. 7. do they not blaspheme that to. name ? 
 
 Rev. 3. 4 . they shall walk m white, for they are to. 
 
 4. 11. thou artzg. to receive glory, and power, 5.12. 
 
 5. 2. who is zo. to open the book and loose the seals 
 
 4. because no man was found to. to open the book 
 
 9 . thou art to. to take the book, and open the seals 
 
 16. 6. give them blood to drink, for they are zo. 
 
 See Count, Counted, Death. 
 WORTHIE.S. 
 
 JValt. 2. 5. he shall recount his to. they shall stumble 
 WORTHILY. 
 
 Ruth 4. 11. do thou to. in EDphratah and be famous 
 WOT, TETH. 
 
 Gen. 21. 26. I to. not who bath done this thing 
 . 39 . 8. my master to. not what is with me in house 
 44. 15. TO. ye not that such a man as 1 can divine.’ 
 Ezod. .32. 1. as for this Moses, \ve to. not what is be¬ 
 came of him, 23. /Jets'. 40. 
 Ktcm. 22. 6. T to. he whom thou blessest is blessed 
 Jo.fh. 2. 5. whither the men went I to. not 
 Acts . 3 . 17 . 1 to. that through ignorance ye did it 
 Rom. 11.2. u'. ye not what Scripture saitii t 
 Phil. 1. 22. yet what T shad choose I to. not 
 WOVE. 
 
 2 Kings 23. 7 . the women to. hangings for the grove 
 
 WOVEN. 
 
 Ezod.‘13. 32.epliod have bindingofw. work,39. 22. 
 . 39 . 27 . made coats of tine linen to. work for Aaron 
 John 19. 23. the coat was without seam, to. 
 WOULD. 
 
 Gen. 30. 31. T to. it might be according to thy word 
 Num. 22. 29.1 to. there were a sword in mine hand 
 1 Kings 13. .33. whosoever to. he consecrated him 
 Neh. '9. 24. they might do with them as they to. 
 
 Esth. 9 . 5. Jews did what they to. to their enemies 
 Psal. 81. 11. not hearken, and Israel a’, none of me 
 Prov. 1. 25. but ye to. none of my reproof 
 .30. thej- to. none of my counsel, despised reproof 
 Dan. 5. 19 . whom he w. he slew, and whom he to. he 
 kept alive, and whom he to. he set up, and to. 
 Mat. 7. 12. whatsoever ye to. that men should do to 
 3 ’ou, do ye even so to them, Luke 6. 31, 
 27 . 15 . governor wont to release pris. whom they to. 
 Mark 3. 13. and he calleth to him whom he a;, and 
 
 they canie unto him 
 
 10. 35. TO. thou shouldest do for us what we desire 
 36. what to. ye that I should do for you .’ 
 
 .John 6. 11. he distributed fishes as much as they a). 
 Alts 18. 14. reason to. that I sliould bear with you 
 Rotn. 7 . 15. w hat 1 to. that 1 do not, but what I hate 
 10. for the good that I zo. 1 do not, but the evil 
 
 1 Cor. 7 . 7 . 1 to. that all men were even as 1 myself 
 14.5. I to. that ye all spake with tongues 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. 1 shall not find you such as I to. 
 
 (ial. 2. 10. they a.’, that we remember the noor 
 
 5. 12. I TO. they were cut off w'hich trouble you 
 IT.'w tliatye cannot do the things th.dye to. 
 
 Col. 2. 1. I to. ye knew what gi eat conflict L have 
 3joIm 10. forbiddeth them thatre. cast them out 
 Rev 3 15. 1 know thy works. I to. wert cold or hot 
 WGUED God. 
 
 Ezod. 16. .3. tv. God we had died in Egypt, when 
 we sat by the Hesh-p'Us, Nnm. 14. 2. 
 Knm. 11. 29. to.God'Ai T.ord’s people were prophets 
 20. .3. TO. God we had died when our brethren died 
 Dent. 28.67. w. G. it were even, to. G. it tyere morn. 
 Josh. 7 . 7 . TO. G. we had dwelt on other side Jordan 
 Jtidg. 9 . 29. TO. G.lhis people were under my hand 
 " Sam. 18. 33.W. God 1 had died for thee.O Absalom 
 2 Kings 5. .3. ». God my lord were with the prophet 
 ~lcts 26. 29 . TO. God thi»t all were such as 1 am 
 1 r;or?4’. 8. and 1 to. to God \e. did reign 
 o Cor 11 1. Tt. to God ye could bear with me 
 ■WOUI.,D TiOt. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 9. if I knew, then zo. not T tell thee ? 
 
 31,4. his armomr-beitfer to. not, 1 Chr. 10. 4. 
 
 2 Sam. 12.17. be zo. not, nor did he eat with them 
 
 13. 16. but Amnona).?icr hearken unto her 
 
 25. howbeit David to. not go, but ble.ssed him 
 
 14. 29. but .loab to. not come to Absalom 
 
 1 Kings 22,49. but Jehoshaphat w. wor 
 
 2 Kings‘14. 4. which the Ix)rd to. not pardon 
 Keh. 9. .30. yet«r. they not give ear, therefore gavest 
 Job 9 . 16 . yet w. I jwt believe he had hearkened 
 Isa. ;50.15. and ye to. not, Mat. 2.3. .37. Luke 13. .34. 
 Mat. 18. .30. besought him to have patience, he to. not 
 
 22. .3. they that were bidden zt>. not come 
 
 2.3. .30. we w. 710/ have been partakers with them 
 24.43. to. not have suffered his house to be broken 
 34. when he had tasted, he to. not drink 
 Mark 9. .30. he to. not that any man should know it 
 Luke 15.C.8. and he was angry, and to. not go in 
 
 18. 4. he. to. not for a while, but afterwards said 
 
 1.3. he ui. not lift up so mucli as his eyes to heaven 
 19 . 27 . who w. 710/ that I should reign over them 
 
 John 7 . 1. for he to. not walk in Jewry 
 Acts 9. 38. that he to. not delay to come to them 
 21.14. and w hen he to. not be persuadeii we ceased 
 Rom. 7. 16 . if then I do that which 1 to. not 
 
 19 . but the evil that 1 to. not that I do 
 11.25.1 TO. ru't, brethren, that ye should be ignorant 
 of this mystery. 1 Cor. 10. 1. 
 
 1 Cor. 10.20.1 TO. not ye should have fellowship 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. shall be found to you.such as ye ?c. 7ior 
 1 'J'hess.i. 9 . because we to. not be chargeable to you 
 Heb. 4.8. then to. he 710/ afterward have spoken 
 
 WOUEIH'.Sl'. 
 
 Josh.15.13. Calebsaiti, what w. thou ’ 1 Kings 1.15. 
 John 21.18, thou walkedst whither thou to. 
 WOULDEST not. 
 
 Jii/m21.18. shall carry thee whither thou ru. Tiof 
 Heb. 10. 5. sacrifice and offering thou to. 7wt, 8. 
 WOUN D. 
 
 Ezod. 21. 25. give to. for to. stripe for stripe 
 
 1 Kings‘1‘1. .35. and the blood ran out of the to. 
 
 Job .34.6. my to. is incurable without transgression 
 P.ya/. 64. t 7. suddenly their to. shall be 
 
 Prov. 5. .3.3. a to. and dishonour shall he get 
 
 20. .30. the blueness of a to. cleanseth away evil 
 Jsa. .30. 26. he liealeth the sti oke of their to. 
 
 Jer. 10. 19 . woe is me. for my to. is grievous 
 
 15. Ifl. and why is my to. incurable? 
 
 30. 12. and thy to. is grievous, Nah. 3.19. 
 
 14. 1 wounded thee with to. of an enemy 
 llos. 5. 13. .ludah saw his to. could not cure your w. 
 Obad. 7 . they that eat have laid a w. under thee 
 Mic. 1. 9 . tier to. is incurable, it is come to Judah 
 Rev. 13. 3. and his deadly to. was healed, 12,14. 
 WOUND.S. 
 
 2 Kings 3.‘19. king loram went to be healed of the 
 
 TO. the .Syrians had given him, 9. 15. 2 Chr. 22. 6. 
 Job 9. 17 . he multiplied my w. without cause 
 Psal. .38.5. my to. stink, are corrupt because of folly 
 147 . .3. he healeth and bindeth up their to. 
 
 Prov. 18.8. words of a tale-bearer are as to. 26. 22. 
 
 2.3. 29 . who hath woe .’ who hath to. without cause I 
 27 . 6. faithful are w. of friend, butkissesof enemy 
 
 Jsa. 1.6. there is no soundness in it, but w. bruises 
 Jer. 5. 7 . before me continually is grief and to. 
 
 . 30 . 17 . 1 will heal thee of thy to. saith the Lord' 
 Zech. 13. 6. what are these to. in thy hands ? 
 
 Ltike 10. 34. the Samaritan bound up his to. 
 WOUND. 
 
 Dent. .32. 39. T kill, 1 make alive ; T to. and I heat 
 Psal. 68. 21. God shall to. the head of his enemies 
 110.6. he shall to. the heads over many countries 
 Amos9.il. and to. them in the head all of them 
 1 Ccr. 8.12, when ye zo. their weak conscience 
 WOUN D. 
 
 John 19 . 40. they to. body of Jesus in linen clothes 
 Acts 5. 6. young men to. up Ananias, buried him 
 WOUNDED. 
 
 Dent. "3. 1. he that is to. in the stones, not enter 
 Judg. 20. t 31. to smite of the people to. + .39. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 52 . the v). of the Philistines fell down 
 .31. .3. .Saul was to. of the archers, 1 Chron. 10. .3. 
 
 2 /‘■am. 2‘1. 39. 1 have to. mine enemies, Psal. 18. 38. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 37. so that in smiting he to. him 
 
 22. .34. carry me out, for 1 am to. 2 Chron. 18, 33. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 28. and the Syrians to. Joram 
 
 2 Chron. .35.23. have me away, for 1 am sore to. 
 Job"!. 12. and the soul of the to. crieth out 
 Psal. 64. 7 . shoot at them, suddenly shall they be to. 
 69.26. to the grief of those whom thou hast ». 
 
 109. 22.1 am poor, and my heart is zo. within me 
 JRrov. 7 . 26. for she hath cast down many to. 
 
 18. 14. but a TO. spirit who can bear ? 
 
 Catit. 5 . 7 . the watchmen found me, they to. me 
 Isa. 51. 9 . art thou not it that to. the dragon ? 
 
 .53.5. but he was to. for our transgressions 
 Jer. .30. 14. 1 to. thee with the wound of an enemy 
 37 , 10. there remained but to. men among them 
 51,52. through all the land the to. shall groan 
 Lam. 2. 12. wlien they swooned as to. in the streets- 
 Ezek. HO. 15. when the w. cry. shall not isles shake ? 
 28. 2.3. the to. shall be judged in the midst ot her 
 .30.24. with the groanings of a deadly to. man 
 Joel^. 8. when they fall on the sword, shall not be k'. 
 Zech. 13. 5. 1 was to. in the house of my friends 
 Mark 12.4. he sent another servant, they cast stones 
 and they to. him in the head, I.nke‘Hi. 12. 
 Lttke 10. 30. he fell amongst thieves, w hich to. him 
 yJc/f 19.16. they fled out of that house nake<l and to. 
 Rev 13. .3. 1 saw one of his heads, as it were -jo. 
 WOUNDED.sr. 
 
 llab 3 13. thou to. the head out of house of wicked 
 WOUNDEITI. 
 
 Job 5. 18. he w. and his hands make whole 
 F~ek '’8.t 9 . no God, in the hand of him that to. 
 
 ' WOUNDING. 
 
 Gen 4.2.3. for I have slain a man to my 
 WRANGLING. 
 
 Jam 3. f 17 . the w isdom Irom above is without w. 
 WRAP. 
 
 Isa. 28.20, narrower than that he can to. himself in it 
 -.l/ic. 7 . 3 . judge asketh tor a reward ; so they a', it up 
 WltAPPED, or WRAP f. 
 
 Gen. .38.14. Tamar u. herself and sat m open place 
 
 569 
 
W RA 
 
 WRI 
 
 J Sam. Cl. 9. Golifitti’s sword is a’, in a cloth 
 1 htriffs 19 . 1 : 1 . I.lijali a'. Iii.s tace in liismantle 
 C A?wj/.vC.H. Klijali took his mantle, and a. it togeth 
 JoAH. 17- ids r(H>ls are rr. about the heap 
 
 17 . the smews of his stones are rr. together 
 lizefr. 21. If), the sword is a. up for slaughter 
 Joua/i 2. 5. the weeds were a’, about my head 
 AJat. 27 . fiy. .loseph ziK the body in a clean linen 
 cloth, jW«rX 1.5 4f). J.u/.e <2:i. 5:i. 
 Lake 2. 7- Mary w. him in swaddling clothes 
 
 12 . 3 0 shall find the babe a. in swaddling clothes 
 Juhn 20 . 7 . napkin w. together in a place by itself 
 WKAllI. 
 
 Gen. 49 . 7 . cursed be their 7C. for it was cruel 
 Xea. 10 . C. lest a. come ui)on all the people 
 A^nm. 1.5.‘i. that no a. be on the congregation, 18.5 
 MO. 46. tor there is a. gone out from the l.oid 
 Dent. 0 . 7 . how thou piovokedst the Lord to a. 22. 
 
 29. 28. the Lord rooted them out in singer and a. 
 
 27 . Were it not 1 feared the a. of the enem 3 ’ 
 Josh. 9. 2t). let them live, lest a. be upon us 
 22. 20. and a. tell on all the congregation 
 
 II. 20 , if so be that the king’s a. arise 
 2 Kings2^. 2 (). the Lord turned not from great w. 
 
 1 Ghr. 27.24. he finished not, because there fell a. 
 
 2 Chr. 19. 2. therefore is a. upon thee from Lord 
 10. they trespass not, tind so a. come upon 3 'OU 
 
 £ 4 . 18. a. came upon .ludah for this trespass 
 
 28. l.S. and tliere is tierce a. against Israel 
 
 £9. 10 . that his fierce a, ma 3 ’ turn aw ay from us 
 32. 25. therefore there w;isa. upon him 
 JizTab. 12. our fathers had provoked (iod to a. 
 
 7 . 2.'1. why should there be a. asiainst the reab.n } 
 I^eh. 13. 18. 3 et 3 'e bring more iv. upon Israel 
 Ksth. 1.18. thus shall tliere arise too much a. 
 
 2 . 1 . when the a. of the king w as appeased 
 
 3. 5. Mordecai bowed not, then llaman full of a. 
 
 7 . 10. then was the king’s a. pacified 
 
 Job 5.2. fora, kijleth foolish man, and envy slays 
 19. 29 . tor a. brings the punishments of the sword 
 £1. 20. he shall drink of the a. of the Almighty 
 .36. 13. but the hypocrites in heart heap up'tc. 
 
 18. be^cause there is u'. beware lest he take thee 
 P\al. . 37 . 8. forsake a. ll 55. 3. in ir. they hate me 
 
 76. 10. surely the a . of man shall nraise thee, the 
 
 remainder of a. shalt thou restrain 
 1.38. 7. shalt stretch thy hand against a. of enemies 
 Prov.\\. 23. the expectation of the wicked is a. 
 
 12. it), fool s a. presentl 3 ’ known, but pi udentmen 
 34. 29 . that is slow to a. is of great understanding 
 
 15. 1. a soft answer turneth aw ax’a. but words 
 
 16. 14. the a. of a king is as messengers of death 
 
 19. 12. the king’s a. is as the roaring of a, lion 
 
 19. a man of great a. shall suffer punishment 
 21. 14. a reward in the bosom pacifieth strong a. 
 
 24. scorner is his naine, who dealeth in proud a. 
 £7-3. but a foci’s a. is heavier than them both 
 
 4. a. IS cruel, and anger is outrageous, who is able 
 
 29 . li. city into a snare, but w ise men turn away a 
 
 30. 33. the toi l ing of a. bringelh forth strife 
 Jccl.b. 17 . he hath miicli a. xvith his sickness 
 Isa. 13 . 9 . the day ot the Lord comelh with a. 
 
 14. 6. he w ho smote the people in a. with a stroke 
 o4. 8. in a little a. I hid luy face from thee 
 Jer. 22- 5. I m 3 ’selt will hght against you in a. 
 
 .12. . 37 . w hitlier I liave driven them in great a 
 44. 8. m that ye provoke me to a. with idols 
 J-zeL 7 . 12. a. iSon all the multitude thereof 
 ■Kab- 1. 2. and he reserveth a. for his enemies 
 Jlab.3.‘2. O l.ord, in a. remember merc 3 ’ 
 yieph. 1 . 18. gold shall notdelixer in the davofa. 
 Aech. 7 . 12 . Ilierefore came a great a. from the Lord 
 
 8. 14. w hen your fatliers piovoked me to a. 
 
 J\Ja/. 3 . 7 . to flee from a. to come, Ltike 3. 7 . 
 j-,uke 4.28. iliey weie filled with a. Acts 19.28. 
 
 21.2.3. tor fheie sliall be a. on this people 
 
 up a. against the day of a. 
 8. but to them tliat ohe 3 ' iinrighteousness, "c. 
 
 4. 15. because the law worketh a. where no law is 
 
 5. 9. w e sliall he saved from jc. tlirough liim 
 9.22. endured the v essels of a. fitted to destruction 
 
 19. avenge not, but rather give place to a. 
 
 1. ?. 4 , roj he is the uiinister of (lod to execute tv, 
 
 5 . ye must needs be siihjecf, not only for iv. 
 
 GaL 5. 20. the works of the flesh area, strife 
 Kph.j: 3. we were by nature the i hildren of a. 
 
 -6. let not the sun go down upon your a. 
 
 .>1, let all aneer,and clamour he put away 
 
 6. 4 . fathers, provoke not your children to re. 
 
 ^ put off all these, a. malice, hlaspliem 3 ' 
 
 1 Jhess.l. 10. w ho delivered us from the a', to come 
 
 2. lb. lor r/i. is come on them to the uttermost 
 5. 9. tor Goii hafli not appointed u."! to a. 
 
 t‘P 6 ()ly hands w ithout a. 
 dUb. 11 . 27 . INIosesnot fearing the a. oftlie king 
 Jam. 1 . 19 . let exery man hesloxv tospeak, sloxv foa. 
 
 'b. a. ot man xvoi kelli not righteousness of (lod 
 Jtev.C). 16. and hide us from the a. of the Lamb 
 32. 12. the devil is come down, baving great a. 
 
 14. 8. slie made all nations drink xx ine of a. 18 3 
 iloyc/WllATlI. 
 
 Joh 00. 08. Ins poods flow away iii tlie day rv, 
 
 01,30. the wicked brouplit forth totlie 'day of w. 
 
 J 2“ ' bill strike thro’kings in day of his, w. 
 
 J fov. 11. 4. riches ixrofit not in the day <9 a. 
 y^.ph. 1. 15. tliat day is a day of lo. ami troiihle 
 Kom. 2. 5^ but treasures! up a. against the day of a. 
 Kev. 6. 17 . for the great day of his a. is come 
 11A III ()/ God. 
 
 ^Chron. 28. 11. the fierce ?i’. cf G'orf is upon you 
 U1. ff God he turned trom us 
 
 78. 31. the 20 . oj God came upon them 
 ^a7i 3. 36. but the a. of God aliideth on him 
 Mom.i. 18. the a. o( God is revealed from lieaven 
 Kph. 5. 6. because ot these things a. tf f/crfcomelh 
 fhe children of disohedieiice, Qol. 3. 6. 
 Jifr. 14.10. shall drink of the xvine of the u'. of God 
 19. and cast it into xvine-press of fhe of God 
 
 3o. 1. tor in them is filled up tiie a. of God 
 . 7 . seven golden vials full of the 2 c.'of God 
 16. 1. pour out the vials ot the a. of God on earth 
 19.15. he tieadeth tlie xvine-press of the a. of God 
 570 
 
 WRI 
 
 His WRATH. 
 
 Dent. 29 . 23. xvhich the Lord overthrew in his a. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 18. nor execuledst his2c. upon .Amalek 
 
 2 hnigsf’ 3 . 26. the Ix)rd turned not fiom his a. 
 
 ~ (Jhio 7 i. 29 . 10. //«fierce a. may turn axvav, . 30 . 8. 
 Ezra 8. 22. his 20. is against them fliat tonsake him 
 l.sth. 7 . 7 . king arising from the banquet in his a. 
 Job 16. 9 . be learelh me in his a. who hateth me 
 
 20. 23. God shall cast the fury of his w. on him 
 Esal. 2. 5. then shall he speak to them in Ins 20. 
 
 21. 9 . the Lord shall sxvalloxv them up in his a. 
 .58. 9. he shall take them axvay in his ic. 
 
 78. .38. turned axvax anger, did not stir up all/uV a. 
 49 . Ive cast on them the fierceness of his 21). 
 
 106. 23. had not Moses stood to turn axvay his20. 
 Erov. 14. .35. his a. against him that causeth shame 
 24. 18. lest the l.ord turn axvay his a. from him 
 Lsa. 16. 6. xve heard of iMoah's pride and hisw. 
 Jer. 7 . 29 . l ord hath forsaken generation of his to. 
 10. 10. Ht/ns a. the earth shall tremble 
 48. .30. I knoxv his 227 . saitli Lord, shall not he so 
 Lam. 2.2. hath flirown doxvn in/i«a. the holds 
 .3. 1. 1 have seen afliiction by the rod of his a. 
 yimos 1.11. because he kept his a. for ever 
 Eom. 9 . 22. xvhat if God xvilling to shexv /u>a. 
 liev. 16. 19 . the cup of xvine of fierceness of hisji; 
 See Js. IN u L I! i); U rath of the Lo k u 
 A/y W11A'I'll. 
 
 Exod. 22. 24. wya. shall xvax hot, I xvill kill you 
 .32.10. let me alone, that wya . may wax hot 
 h'nm. 25. 11. Phinehas hath fumed inyw. axvay 
 ft Chr. 1 ' 2 . 7 -tny a. shall not be poured out on JeVus 
 Psa/. 95. 11. unto xvhom 1 sxvaie in my a. 
 
 Ifa. 10. 6. send him against the people of wy a. 
 
 60 . 10 . tor in my a. 1 smote thee, but bad ineicy 
 Ezek. 7 . 14. for my a', is on all (he multitude 
 13. 15. thus xvill I accomplish my a. on the xvall 
 
 21.31. bloxv against thee in fire of wy a 
 
 22.31. 1 consumed them xvirh the fire ofinyro 
 .38. 19 . for in the fire of my to. have I spoken 
 
 Dos. 5 . 10. 1 xvill poiiront my re. on them like xvatcr 
 13.11.1 gave a king, and 1 took him axvay in my a. 
 Deb. 3. 11. so I sxvare in my 20. they shall not enter 
 4. 3. as 1 have sxvoni in my 20. if they shall enter 
 Thy WRA'J'Ii. 
 
 Exod. 15 . 7 . thou senfest thy 22- . xvhich consumed fiiem 
 .32.11. xvhy doth thy 221. xvax hot against Ihv people ' 
 12. turn trom thy fierce a. andVepent of this 
 Job 14. 13. keep mesecret until thy a. lie past 
 40. 11. cast abroad the rage of thy to. bc-hohi proud 
 Fsal. 38. 1. O Lord, rebuke me not in thy 20 
 79 . 6. pour out thy 20. on Ifie heathen 
 85. 3. thou hast taken away all thy to. 
 
 88. 7- thy a. lietli hard on me, thou hast afllicted 
 16. thy fierce a. goelh over me, lliv terrors 
 
 89. 46. hoxv long shall thy a. hurn'Iike fire? 
 
 90. 7 . and by thy a. are xve troubled 
 
 9. for all our days are jiassed axvay in t/n/zo. 
 
 31. even according to thy fear, so" is/Xy'a. * 
 
 102. 10. because of thy indignation and thy to. 
 
 Jer. 18. 20. I stood to turn aw ay thy a. from them 
 Hah. 3.8. xvas thy 20. against the sea, that didst ride 
 Lev. 11. 18. thy a. is come, and time of the dead 
 WRATH FU I.. 
 
 Psab. 69. 24. let thy a. anger take bold of them 
 Prov. 15. 18. a a. man stiireth up strife 
 WRATHS. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. I fear lest there be envyings, a. strifes 
 W R KA LH. 
 
 2 Chr. 4.13. two roxvs of pomegranates on each a 
 WIIFAIHEL). 
 
 Lam. 1. 14. my transgressions area, and come up 
 MRF.ATHEIS. 
 
 Exod. 28. 14. txvo chains at tlie ends, of 20. xvork 
 shalt make them, 22, 24, 25. | 39. 15, 17,18 
 2 Kings 25. 17. carried axvay’ 
 
 1 Kings (. L . a. of chain-xx’ork for the chapiters 
 
 Chi on. 4. 12. txvo a. to cover the txvo pommels 
 
 13. four hundred pomegranates on the two a 
 WHES'L. 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. not decline after many, loa. judgment 
 
 6. thou shalt not a. tlie .judgment of th.y poor 
 Dent. 16. 19. thou shalt not a. jiidgm. nor take gift 
 Ps.56.5. every day they a. my xvords, their thoughts 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. xvhich tliey that are unstable a. 
 
 WR E.S'l'ED. 
 
 Dab. 1.1 4. therefore a. judgment proceedeth 
 
 WRE. S J IKG. 
 
 Ezek. 0. + 9 . the city is full of 20 . of judgment 
 WRES'iLE. 
 
 Fph. 6. 12. for we a. not against flesh and blood 
 
 WRF. S'l Ll I). 
 
 Gen.30.8. xvilh great xvrestlings have T a. xvifh sister 
 32. 24. .lacob was alone, fheie a. a man xvitli him 
 25. .lacob’s iliigh xvas not of joint as be a 
 WR ESTT.IKg. 
 
 Gen. 30. + 8. and Rachel called his name to 
 WRFS'J'LIlsGS. 
 
 C,en. 30. 8. xvitli great rr. liave I xvrestled xvitli sister 
 W RKTGHED. 
 
 Pom.I.dA.O TO. man that 1 am, xvhoshall deliver me 
 Lev. 3. 17 . and knoxvest not that thou art a. 
 
 WRL'LC'nEDlxES.S. 
 
 ISum. 11. 15. kill me and let me not see my a. 
 WIllTvO. 
 
 Eev. l.j,5. fhe priest shall a. off his head, 5. 8. 
 
 / 7o. 8, all the wickt*<l shall u', them out 
 
 . WKIKGFD. 
 
 .Tndg. 6. .38. Gideon a. the dexv out of the fleece 
 , ^ WRlIsGER. 
 
 Isa. 16. t 4. for fhe a. is at an end. spoiler ceaselh 
 WRI^G!1S’G. 
 
 Proi'. 30. , 33 . fhe a. of tlie nose nringeth forth blood 
 .WRIRKLE. 
 
 Eph. 5. 27 . a glorious cluircli not having spot or a. 
 
 ^ wrirkt.es. 
 
 Job 16. 8. and thou hast filled me with to. 
 
 , WRIRKLIRG. 
 
 ISah. 3. t 39 . there is no ?c. of thx’ bruise 
 ^ WRITE. 
 
 Exod. 34. 1. I w ill 20 . on these tables, Dent. 10. 2. 
 
 Exod. 34. 27 . the L. said to Mos. a. thou these word 
 Knm. 17 . 2 . a. thou ex ery inaii's name on his rod 
 
 3. thou shalt a. Aaron’s name on the rod of Levi 
 D^t. 6. 9. a. them on posts ot thy house, 11. 20. 
 24. 1. then let him a. her a hill of dix'orcement 
 and send her out ot his hot.se, .3. Mari 10. 4. 
 3. a. on the stones the words of this law, 8. 
 •31. 19 . iioxv theretore 20 . ye this song for you 
 2 Chron. 26 . 22 . the acts of Uzziah did Isaiah a. 
 Ezra 5. 10. that we might 727. the names of the men 
 Keh. g. .‘18. we make a sure covenant and a. it 
 
 K. 8. 20 . ye also lor the .lexxs as it liketh you 
 Erov. 3. 3. 20 . them on the table of thy heart, 7 3. 
 Jsa. 8. 1. a. in the great roll w ith a man’s pen 
 10. 1. that a. griexousness which they prescribed 
 19 . trees shall be texv, that a child may a. them 
 
 30. 8. now go TO. it before them in a table 
 Jer. 22. tlO. saith the Ixird a. ye this man childless 
 
 .«). 2. a. the xvords 1 have spoken, .36. 2, 17 , 28. 
 
 31. 33. 1 xvill a. it in their hearts. Deb. 8. 10. 
 
 Ezek. 24. 2. son of man, a. the name of the day 
 
 37 . 16. 20 . upon the slicks for .ludah and Israel 
 43. 11. a. it in their sight, that thev may keep form 
 Dab. 2. 2. a. the vision, make it plain on tables 
 L,vke\. .3. It seeinert good to me to a. to thee in order 
 it), o. fake tliy bill aixi vi, fifty |i7. w, fourscore 
 John 1. 45. ot xvhom Mo.ses and the prophets did a 
 
 19 . 21. a. not, king of the .lews, but that he said 
 -Jets 15.2(). that xve 70. lo t hem that they abstain from 
 
 20. 26. ot whom 1 have no certain thing to a. to 
 tiiy lord, that I might have somewhat to a. 
 
 % **'cse things to shame ytou 
 
 14. 3(. things I a. are the commandments of Lord 
 -Cor. 1. 1.3. for xve a. none other things lo you 
 2. 9. to this end also did 1 a. that 1 might knoxw 
 
 9. 1. It IS superfluous tor me to a. to you 
 
 13. 2. 1 a. to tliem xvhich heretofore have sinned 
 
 10. therefore 1 a. these things being absent 
 
 isi i 6iings 1 a. unto you, I lie not 
 
 / L lo 20 . tile Same things, for you it is safe 
 
 1 Ihess..A. 9. ye need not Hiat 1 a. to you, 5.1. 
 
 _ 1 hess. 3. 17 . so 1 a. !l 1 7 im. 3. 14. these things I a. 
 Deb 10 . 16. and in their minds xvill 1 to. them 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 1. 1 noxv a. unto yon, 1 John 2. 1. 
 fJehn 1 . 4. these things a. we to you that your joy 
 
 2. 7 . brethren, I a. no nexv commandment to you 
 8 . again, a nexv commandment 1 a. unto you 
 
 12. I a. to you, liille children, 13. 
 
 13. I a. to you, fathers, I a. to you, young men 
 
 2 John 12. having many things to a. unto you 
 
 3 John 13. I xvill not xxiih ink and pen a. to you 
 Jnde 3. xvhen 1 gave all diligence toa. of common 
 
 salvation, it xvas needful for me to a. to 30 U 
 Lev.l.li. xvliat thou seest a. in a book, ig. 
 
 2. 1. to the angel of the church of I'.phesus, a. 
 
 8. in Smyrna || 12. in Pergamns|l 18. I hyafira 
 
 3. 1. in .^ardis li 7; Philadelphia || 14. Laodicea 
 1^. 1 will TV, Oil him the name of my God and city 
 
 ot m 3 ’ God, 1 xvill a. on him my new name 
 
 10. 4, as 1 was about to tv. a voice said, zc. not 
 
 14. 13. a. blessed are the dead that die in the Lord 
 19 . 9 . a. blessed arc they xvhich are called to supper 
 
 21. 5. a. tor these xvords are true and faithful 
 See Book. 
 
 ^ , writer. 
 
 Jndg. 5. 14. the 3 ’ that handle fhe of the a. 
 
 Psal 45. 1. my tongue is the pen of a ready a. 
 Ezek. 9. 2. a man xxiih a a. inkhorn b 3 ’ iiis'side, 3. 
 W KITES'!’. 
 
 fhou 20. bitter things against me 
 Ezek. 37 . 20. the slicks xvhereonthou a. shall be 
 „ , ^ WRI'IEIII. 
 
 Psal.QI. 6. the Lord shall count when he a. up 
 WRI URG. 
 
 Exod. .32. 16. and the a. xvas the a. of God 
 39 . .30. and wrote on plate of the hoix’ croxvn a a. 
 l)€72t. lo. 4. he XVIote according to the first 20 . 
 1 ^/'.’,'^' iNlosfcs had made an end of a. the law 
 
 I CJuon. 28. 19 . the Lord niadp me undei’stand in a. 
 
 - Chron. 2 . 11 . Huram king of Tvre answered in a. 
 21. 12 . there came a a. from .lehoram to Elijah 
 .)5. 4. jirepare according to fhe a. of Hax id king 
 36. 22 . Cyrus put tlie [iroclamation in a. Ezra 1 . 1 . 
 Ezra 4. 7 . the cc’. of letter xvas in the, Syrian tongue 
 1 , tor he sent letters unto all provinces ac- 
 cording to the a. thereof, 3. 12. 8 . 9.1 9 . 27 . 
 
 3.14. the copx- of the 70 . xvas published to all 
 
 4.8. .Mordecai gave to Hatach a copy of the a. 
 
 8. 8. the a. in tlie king's name may no inan reverse 
 I.m. 3it. 9. the a. of Hezekiah xvhen he had been sick 
 Ezek. 13. 9. not xvritteu in the a. of houseof Israel 
 Dan. 07. ~. the king sai l, xvhoso shall read this a. 
 
 8. could not read the a. || 15. should reaii this a. 
 
 16. if thou caiist read the a. thou shalt be clothed 
 
 17 . yet I xvill read the a. to the king and make 
 24. this is the a. that was xvritten, 25. 
 
 6.8. siim the a. II 9. king Darius signed fhe a. 
 
 10. when Daniel knexv that the a. was signed 
 
 t/ot. 5. 31. give her a a. of divorcement, 19 . 7 . 
 
 John 19. 19. the a. was, lesus of Razareth king 
 /y<j«(/-WRl i IRG. 
 
 Col. 2.14. blotting out fhe hand- 70 , of ordinances 
 WKl riRG-/ai>7,?. 
 
 Litke 1. 63. Zacharias asked for a to.- table 
 . WKMINGS. 
 
 John 5. 47 . it ye believe not his a. hoxv believe * 
 WRI i lex. 
 
 Exod. 31. 18.70. XX",til the finger of God, Dent. 9.10. 
 
 1 l\7r/g.s21. 11. elders did as it xvas a. in the letters 
 I Lhron. 4. 41. these a. by name smote their tents 
 '1 Lhnm.ftO. 5. had not k^pt the passover as it was a. 
 t.zra 5. 7• the v sent a letter, xvherein xvas 20 . tlius 
 6. 2. and therein xvas a record thus a. 
 
 8. .3t._the xveight ot the vessels w as a. at that time ' 
 Sell. t). 0 . sent an open letter, xvherein xvas a. 
 
 8 . 14. found 70. in the law to dxvell in booths 
 1 . 3 . 1 . xvas a. A inmonite not come intocongregation 
 E'th. 1 . 19 . let it be a. among fhe laws of the Medes 
 3. 9. let It be 20 . that fhex’ ma 3 ’ he destrox’ed 
 12 . in tlie name ot king Ahasuerus xvas it a. 
 
 6. 2. found a. that Alordecai told of Bigthana 
 8. 5. let it be a. to reverse Hainan’s letters 
 
WRO 
 
 WRO 
 
 YEA 
 
 Psal. 60. 28. let them not be a’, with the righteous 
 102. 18. tliis shall be h’. for the generation to come 
 119. 9. to execute on them the judgment w. 
 
 Prov. 22. 20. have not I ti'. to thee excellent things ? 
 peel. 12. 10. that which was w. was upright 
 Jer. 17.13. that depart from me shall be re. in earth 
 .36. 29. why hast 7 V. the king of Babylon shall come 
 Pzek. 2. 10. the roll was rc. within and without 
 13 . 9. nor vi. in the writing of house of .Iiiclah 
 JJan. 5 . 24. this is the writing that was zd. 23. 
 
 J\]ac. 27 . . 37 . they set up his accusation w. 
 jfjark 11. 17 . is it not w. my house shall be called 
 
 15. 26. the superscription of his accusation was a'. 
 
 the king of the .lews, Luke 23. .38. Johzi 19. 20. 
 Lttke 4. 17 . he found the place where it was w. 
 
 10. 20. rejoice that j’our names are zv. in heaven 
 
 18. 31. all things K’. shall be accomplished, 21. 22. 
 John 2. 17 . the disciples remembered that it wasrr. 
 
 10. 34. is it not zo. in your law, 1 said, ye are gods 
 
 20. 31. but these are zo. that ye might believe 
 
 21. 25. if they should be zo. every one, the world 
 
 could not contain the books that should be zo. 
 Acts 13. 29. fbei’ bad fulfilled all that was zo. 
 
 21. 25. as touching the (lentiles, we. have zo. 
 
 Pom. 2. 15. which shew the work of the law zo. 
 
 4. 23. now it was not zo. for his sake alone 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 11. they aretr. for our admonition 
 
 2 Cor. .3. 2. ye are our epistle zo. in our hearts 
 3. zo. not with ink, but with the .''pirit of God 
 
 7. if the ministration of death zo. in stones 
 Philem. 19. I Paul have zo. with mine own hanil 
 Jieb. 12.23. tlie church of the first born zo. in heaven 
 liev. 1. 3. keep those things which are u\ therein 
 
 2. 17 . and in the stone a new name zo. 
 
 13. 8. whose names are not zo. in the book of life 
 14.1. hav inghis Father’s name zo. in their foreheads 
 
 17 . 5. upon her head was a name zo. Mystery 
 
 19. 12. he had a name zo. on his thigh, 16. 
 
 21. 12. names of the twelve tribes zo. on the gates 
 
 Is WRU'TFN. 
 
 Josh. 1. 8. observe ^o <!oall that is zo. therein 
 2 Khzffs 22. 13. that w bicb is zo. concerning ns 
 psth.b. 8. for writing which is zo. in the king's name 
 Isa. 4. 3. every one that is zo. among the li\ ing 
 Jer. 17 . 1. sin of .ludah is zo. with a pen of iron 
 JJan. 9. 11. the curse and < ath that is zo. in the law 
 jAtke 10. 26. what is zo. in the law ? how readest ^ 
 
 20. 17 . he said, what is this then that is zo. '/ 
 
 22. . 37 . this that iszo. must be accomplished 
 John 15. 25. the word might be fulfilled that zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 6. to think of men above that which is zo. 
 
 9 . 10. for our sakes, no doubt, this is zc. 
 
 15. 54. he brought to pass the saying that iszo. 
 h is WRU' l KN. 
 
 Josh. 8. 31. as it is zo. in the law of INIoses, 1 Kinzjs 
 2. 3. 2 Chron. 2.3. 18. I 25. 4. I 31. 3. 1.35. 12. 
 Ezra 3. 2, 4. | 6. 18. Neh. 8. 15. 1 10. 34, 36. 
 JJan. 9 . 1.3. 
 
 Psal. AO.1. in the volume it is zo. me. 10.7- 
 
 Jsa. 65. 6. it is zo. before me, 1 will recompense 
 Mat. 2. 5. thus it is zo. by the prophet, LztkelA. 46. 
 
 11. 10. this is he of w hom zt is zo. I zike 7. 27. 
 
 26. 24. as it is zo. of him, Mark 9. 13.1 14. 21. 
 
 .31. it iszo. Alark 14. 27. J.zikeA. 8. .lets 23. .5. 
 Mark 9. 12. and how it i^zo. of the Son of man 
 
 I. zzke 2. 2.3. as it is zo. in tlie law of the l.ord 
 Pozn. 11.8. accord. as it iszo. 1 Cor. 1.31.2 Cor. 4.13. 
 
 12. 19. tor it iszo. I t. 11. Gal. 3. 10. 
 
 15. 3. Christ pleased not himself, but as it is zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 45. so it is zo. the first man Adam 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 16. because it is zo. be ye holy', I am holy 
 I have, or hate I WKI ITKN. 
 prod. 24. 12. will give thee commandment, lhavezo. 
 Jlos. 8. 12. J haz e zo. to him great things of my law 
 Jolni 19 . 22. Pilate said, what 1 have zo. 1 have zo. 
 
 1 .John 2. 14. 1 haze zo. to you fathers, young men 
 26. these things have J zo. unto you, 5. 13. 
 
 /('ere WRIT I FTs. 
 
 I\nm. 11. 26. and they were of them that zeere zo. 
 Job 19 . 23. G that my words zoere now zc. 
 
 J. zzke^A. 44. all things be fulfilled which zoere a'. 
 Johzi 12. 16 . that these things zoere zo. of him 
 Pozzt. 15.4. whatsoever things zoere zo. aforetime zoere 
 
 zo. tor our leartiiug that we might have hope 
 .See Book, Chkonicle. 
 
 WRORG. 
 
 Gen. 16. 5. Sarai said, my zo. be upon thee 
 Pxod. 2. 13. Moses said to him that did the zo. 
 JJezit. 19 . 16 . to testify against him what is zo. 
 
 Jzzdfi. 11. 27 . thou dost me zo. to wai against me 
 1 Chnm. 12. 17 seeing there is no zo. in my hands 
 
 16. 21. he suffered no man to do them zo. he re¬ 
 
 proved kings for their sakes, I’sal. 105. 14. 
 p.sth. 1.16. Vashti hath not done zo. to the kitig only 
 Job 19 . 7 . behold, I cry cut of u\ but am not heard 
 Jer. 22. 3. do no zo. do no violence to the stranger 
 
 1.3. woe to him that buildeth his chambers by zo. 
 J.am. .3. . 59 . () Lord, thou hast seen my zc. juilge thou 
 Jlab. 1. 4. therefore zo. judgment proceedeth 
 Mat. 20. 13. lie answered, friend, 1 do thee no zo. 
 Acts “.24. and seeing one of them suffer zo. 
 
 26. ye are brethren, w hy do ye zo. one to another ? 
 
 27 . he that did his neighbour zzi. thrust him away 
 
 18. 14. if it were a matter of zo. or lewdness 
 
 25. 10. Paul said, to the lews have T done no zo. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 7 . why do ye not rather take zo. ? 
 
 8. nay, ye do zo. and defraud your brethren 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 12. 1 did it not for his cause that had done 
 
 the zo. nor for his cause that suffered zo. 
 12. 13. T was not burdensome, forgive me this zo. 
 Col. 3. 25. he that doth zo. shall receive for the zo. 
 WRORGKI). 
 
 2 Cor 7 . 2. receive us, we have zo. no man 
 Phi'.em. 18. if he hath zo. thee, or oweth ought 
 WltONGRrif. 
 
 ProD. 8.36. he thatsinneth against me a), his own soul 
 WRONGFULLY. 
 
 Job 21. 27 . the devices ye zo. imagine against me 
 Psal. 35. 19. let not mine enemies zo. rejoice 
 38. 19. thev that hate me zo. are multiplied 
 69. 4. would ilestroy me, being mine enemies zo. 
 119. 86. they persecute me zo. help thou me 
 
 Ezek. 22.29. they have oppressed (he stranger zo. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 19 . if a. man endure grief, suffering zo. 
 
 W RO I E. 
 
 Exod. 24.4. Moses zo. all the words of the Lord, and 
 rose early in the morning, Deztt.M. 9. 
 34.28. Lord zc. upon the tables words ofcovenant, 
 ten commandinent Dezit. 4. 1.3.1 5. 22. 1 10. 4. 
 Nzzm. 33. 2. and Moses zo. their goings out 
 Dent. 31. 22. Moses zo. this song the same day 
 Josh. 8. .32. .losima zo. upon the stones the law 
 
 1 Sam. 10.25. Samuel zo. the manner of the kingdom 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 14. David zo. a letter to .loab, 15. 
 
 1 Kiziffs2\. 8. lezebelzc. letters in Ahab'sname, 9. 
 
 2 Kings 10.1. Jehu zo, 6. || 1 Chr. 24. 6. Miemaiah zo. 
 2 CV/rtiM. .30. 1. Ilezekiah zc. letters to Ephraim 
 
 .32. 17 . Sennacherib w. to rail on the God of Israel 
 Ezra 4. 6. they zo. an accusation against.I udah 
 
 8. Rehumw. 9. II Esth.8.5. the letters Hainan zzi. 
 Esth. 0. 10. Mordecai zo. letters, 9. 20, 29. 
 
 Jer. .36.4. Baruch zo. from .leremiah, 18, 27. 32. 
 
 51. 60 . so .leremiah w. in a hook all the evil 
 Dan. 5. 5. fingers of a man’s hand u\on the wall 
 
 6. 25. then king Darius w. unto all people 
 
 7 . 1. Daniel had aflream, and he u>. the dream 
 Mark 10. 5. for your hardn. Mos. re.you this precept 
 
 12. 19 . -Master, Moses zo. to us, Lzzke 20. 28. 
 
 Lzike 1. 63. Zacharias zo. sa\ inc, his name is lohn 
 John 5. 46. have believed me, for Moses a', of me 
 
 8. 6. Jesus with his finger ro. on the ground, 8. 
 
 19 .19. Pilate zo. a title and put it on the cross 
 
 21. 24. .lohn a;, and testified of these things 
 Acts 15.23. the apostles zo. letters by them 
 
 18.27. the brethren zo. exhorting the disciples 
 
 23. 25. Lysias K’. a letter after this manner 
 liom. 16. 22. 1 Tertiiis, who zo. this epistle, salute 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 9 . Paul zo. in an epistle. 2 Cor. 2. .3, 4. | 
 
 7 . 12. J'ph. 3. 3. Philem. 21. 
 7 . 1. concerning the things whereof ye zo. tome 
 
 2 Jolm5. not as though I w.anew commandment 
 
 3 Johti,9. 1 zo. to the church. Diotr. receives us not 
 
 WKOIH. 
 
 Gen. 4. 5. Cain was very zo. 1| 6. wdij' art thou zo. ? 
 31. .36. .lacob was zo. H .34. 7- lacob’s sons were zo. 
 
 40. 2. Pbaraoh was zo. with two officers. 11. 10. 
 Exod. 16. 20. Moses was zo. Num. 16. 15. I .31. 14. 
 Nzim. 16. 22. wilt thou be. zo. with all congregation ? 
 Dent. 1. .34. the Lord heard your words and wasw. 
 
 3. 26. 1 9. 19 . 2 Sam. 22. }?. 2 Chron. 28. 9. 
 Psal. 18. 7 . I 78. 21, 59, 62. 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 8. and .Saul was very zo. 20. 7. 
 
 29.4. the princes of Philistines were zo. with him 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 8. Abner was zo. y 1.3. 21. David was zo. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 11. but Naaman was zo. and went away 
 
 13. 19 . and the man of God was zo. with liim 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 10. Asa was zo. || 26. 19. Uzziah was zo. 
 Neh. 4. 1. Sanhallat, 7- II Esth. 1. 12. Ahasuerus zii. 
 Esth. 2. 21. Bigthan and Teresh were zo. 
 
 J^sal.89. .38. thou hast been zo. with thine anointed 
 Isa. 28. 21. he shall hezi.'. as in the valley ofGibeon 
 47 . 6. I was a-, will) my people, 1 have polluted 
 54. 9 . 1 have sworn I would not be zo. with thee 
 57 . 16 . I will not contend, nor will 1 be always zo. 
 
 17 . for the iniquity of his covetousness was I w. 
 
 and smote him, I hid me, and was zo. 
 64. 5. behold thou art zo. for we have sinned 
 
 9. be not zo. very sore, O Lord ; we are thy people 
 Jer. 37 .15.princes were zw. H .A/rtt.2 Ifi.IIerod was zo. 
 Lam. 5. 22. rejected us, thou ait very zo. against us 
 AJat. 18. .34. his l.ord was zo. and delivereii him 
 
 22. 7* king was a'. II Rev. 12. 17 . dragon was zo. 
 
 WROUGHT. 
 
 Gen. 34. 7- Shecliem had w. folly in Israel 
 Exod. 10. 2. what things I have ro. in Tgypt 
 36. 1. then zo. Pezaleel and Aholiab, I,, putwisd. 
 4 all the wise men zo. the w< rk. 8.1 39. 6. 
 
 Lev. 20. 12 . put to death, they have zo. confusion 
 Aaw. 23. 2.3. itshall be said, what hath God zo. ? 
 Dent. 17 . 2 . man or woman that hath zo. wickedness 
 22.21. zo. folly in Israel. Josh. 7 . 15. .Iztdg. 20. 10. 
 31. 18. for theevils which they shall have a’. 
 Pzuh2. 19 . shewed with whom she had zo. the man’s 
 name with whom 1 r.-. to-day, is Poaz 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 6. Lord had zo. w'onderfully among them 
 11. 13. Lordhathw. salvation in Israel, 19.5. 
 
 14. 45. for .lonathan hath zo. with God this day 
 
 2 ‘Sam. 18. 13. otherwise I should ha'e rr. I'alsehood 
 
 2.3. 10. the 1 ord zo. a great \ ictory that day. 12. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 16.who ruled over the people that re.9. 23. 
 
 16. 20. the acts of Zimri, and the treason he zo. 
 
 25. but Omri zo. evil in the eyes of the Ford 
 
 2 Kings 3. 2. tela ram re. evil, 2 C.'mon. 21.6. 
 
 17 . 11. Israel zc. wicked things, Neh.t). 18. 
 
 21.6. Manassc-h zo. much wickedness, 2 ('hr. 33. 6. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 21. the families that zo. fine linen 
 
 2 Chron. 3. 14. anfl be zo. cherubims thereon 
 
 24. 12. they hired such as g-. iron and brass 
 13. so the workman zo. the work, 34. 10, 1.3. 
 
 .32.4 24. the T.ord zo. a miracle for Ilezekiah 
 Keh. 4. 16. half of my ser' ants zo. in the work 
 
 17 . every one with one of his hands zo. in the work 
 Job 12. 9 . the band of the T.ord hath zzk this 
 
 .36. 23. or who canstsay, thou hast ziK iniquity ? 
 Psal. 31. 19 . hast a’, for them tha' trust in thee 
 68. 28. strengthen that which thmi hast w. tor us 
 78. 4.3. how he had zo. his signs in F.gypt 
 J',rrl.2. 11. 1 looked on all works my hands had zo. 
 Jsa. 26. 12. for thou hast zo. all our works in us 
 
 18. we have not zo. any deliverance in the earth 
 
 41. 4. who hathrg. and done it ? I the l.ord, T am 
 Jer. 11. 15. seeing she hath zo. lewdness with many 
 
 18. 3. aiul behold, he a', a work on the wheels 
 Kzek. 20. 9- 1 zo. for my name’s sake, 14, 22.44 ., 
 
 29.20. given him F.gypt, because they re. forme 
 Dan. 4. 2. the wonders that God hath zo. toward me 
 Jonah 1.11. the sea zo. and was tempestuous, 1.3. 
 /.eph. 2. 3. meek of earth who havew. his judgment 
 Mat. 20. 12. these last have zo. but one hour 
 
 26.10. she hath w. a good work on me, Alark 14. 6. 
 Acts 15. 12. what wonders God hath zc. 21. 19. 
 
 18. 3. Paul of same trade,abode with Aquilaandrc. 
 
 19 . 11 . God zo. special miracles by hands of Paul 
 liom, 7 . 8 . zo. in me all manner of concupiscence 
 
 Pom. 15.18. things which Christ hath not zo. by me 
 2 Cor. 5.5. he that hath zo. us for same thing, is God 
 
 7 .11. what carefulness it zo. in you ? 
 
 Gal. 2. 8. for lie that zo. efTectually in Peter 
 Eph. 1. 20. which he zo. in Christ, w hen he raised 
 2 'I'hess. 3. 8. but we zo. with labour and travail 
 Heb. 11. .33. who, through faith, rr. righteousness 
 Jam. 2. 22. seest thou how faith zo. with his works ? 
 
 1 Pet. 4.8. to have zc. the will of the Gentiles 
 2 ,/in/ 1 / 18 , lose not tliose things which we have zo. 
 Rev. 19. 20. the false prophet that v'. miracles 
 WItOUGMT, 
 
 Nztm. 31. 51. Moses took of them all zo. jewels 
 Dent. 1.3. 14. that .such aliomination is ro. 17 . 4. 
 
 21.3. take an heifer whii h hath not been zo, 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 26. the brim of the sea was zo. like 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 2. he set masons to hew zo. stones 
 Kelt. 6. 16. this work was zo. of our flod 
 P.ygl, 45. 13. her clothing was of zo. gold 
 
 I . 39 . 15. when I was made in secret, curiously zo. 
 Eccl. 2. 17 . the works zo. umier the sun is grievous 
 Mat. 14.4 2. John the. Paptist is risen, therefore 
 
 mighty works are zo. by him, Mark 6. 2. 
 Jolm 3. 21. made manifest that (hey are zo. of God 
 
 19 . 42 . 3 . coat WHS without seam, zo. from the top 
 Acts 5. 12. wonders were zo. among the people 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 4 6. which is zo. in enduring suftet iugs 
 
 12.12. the signs of an apostle were zo. among you 
 
 WROUGII TE.ST. 
 
 Ruth2. 19 . iSiaomi said to her, where zo. thou ? 
 WRU.VG. 
 
 Lev. 1. 15 . the blood shall be zo. out, 5. 9. 
 
 Psal. “3. 10. waters of a full cup are n\ to fh.em 
 Isa. 51. 17 . thou hast zo. out the dregs of the cup 
 
 Y. 
 
 YARN. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 28. Solomon had linen y. out of Egj’pt, 
 tiie king’s merchants received y.-2 Chron. 1. 16 . 
 YCE, or rather iCE. 
 
 Job 6. 16. which ate blackisii by reason of y. 
 
 .38. 29 . out of whose womt) came the y. and frost 
 I'sal. 147 . 17- he casteth forth his y. like morsels 
 Y i 
 
 Cren. 3.5. ye shall be as gods knowing good and evil 
 Lztke\6. 15. ye are they which justify yourselves 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 11. but ye are washed, ye are sanctihed, ye 
 
 are justified in the name of the Ford Jesus 
 20. ye are bought w ith a price, glorify God in body 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 2. ye are our epistle written in oitr hearts 
 6. 12. ye are not straitened in us but in your own 
 
 Gat. 4. 12. brethren, be as 1 am, for 1 am as ye are 
 6. 1. ye which are spiritual, restore sucli an one 
 Eph. 2. 13. ye wliu sometiines were far off are nigh 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 19 . w’hat is our joy, are not even ye? 
 
 20. ye are our glory H 3. !T if ye stand fast in Lord 
 
 5,4. but ye, brethren, are not in darkness 
 5. ye are all cbildieii of light and of the day 
 
 2 'I'hess. 3. 13. but ye, brethren, be not weary ? 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. but ye are a chosen generation 
 
 YEA. 
 
 Gera. .3.1. y. hath God said, ye shall not eat 
 Mat. 5. . 37 . let your conversation be y. y. Jam. 5.12. 
 9. 28. they said unto him, y. Lord, 13. 51. 
 
 Acts?). 8. .Sapphira said, y. for so much 
 
 22, 27 . tell me, art thou a Roman he said, y, 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 17 . there should be y. y. and nay, nay 
 
 18. our wortl toward you was not y. and nay 
 
 19. for the Son of God was not y. and nay 
 
 20. all the promises of God in him arey. and amen 
 Phil. 1. 18. 1 do rejoice, y. and will rejoice 
 
 3. 8. y. and 1 count all things but loss for excelleticy 
 2 I'im. 3.12.y. and all that live godly in Christ .lesus 
 Philem. 20. y. brother, let me have joy of thee 
 YEAR. 
 
 Concerning the JezoiJi year, see Month. It is 
 said in Gen. 15. 13. and in Acts 7- 6. that they 
 should entreat them evil four hundred years: 
 hnt in F.xod, 12. 40. it is said, 1 be sojourning 
 Of the children of Israel who dwelt in T.gypt, 
 was four hundred and thirty years. This dif¬ 
 ference is reconciled by distingziishing the begin¬ 
 ning of the acccrint, zohich, if takezi from Abra¬ 
 ham's leaving of Chaldea, and receiving the first 
 promi'C of Canaan, zohen his sojourning did be¬ 
 gin ; then from that lime to the giving of the laze, 
 there zrill be four hundred and thirty years, us 
 it is in E.zodus. Thii zf it he taken from Abra¬ 
 ham's seed, that is, from the birth of Isaac, 
 zohich zia in the hzindredth year of Abraham's 
 age, and so thirty years after his departzne from 
 Chaldea, then zt must conseqziently be thirty 
 \ ears less from thence to the giving of the laze ; 
 and so that vi/l agree exactly zrith the J'i'zir hun¬ 
 dred years mentioned tn Gene.zis and in the .Jets, 
 zohich are assigned to his seed's sojourning in a 
 strange land ; hy the strange land both Canaan 
 and Egypt being to be understood ; for the f'bal- 
 dee Parnphrast, and the generality of the .Jens, 
 d-’termine the space nherein they sojourned in 
 Egypt, to he hnt tu'o hzindred and ten \ ear.s ; only 
 .Josephus coll- them tzco hzuidied and Jiftien. 
 
 Gen. 17.21. whom Sarah shall tear the next y. 
 
 26.12. Isaac recei' ed tlie same .r/. an himdred-fold 
 47 . 17 . losepli fed them with bread that.»/. 
 
 Exod. 12. 2. it shall Ire tlie fir.st monlb of the y. 
 
 23. 14. keep a feast to me in the y. Lev. 23 tl. 
 
 17 , three times in the y. all thy males shall ap¬ 
 pear before the l.ord God, 34. 23, 24. 
 Jieut. 16 16 . 
 
 29. T will nf)t drive them out from titee in one y. 
 
 I ev. 16. 34. to make an atonement once a y, 
 
 25. 5. it is a y. of rest || 29. redeem it within a y. 
 Nnm.j. 22. if it were a y. (hat the cloud tai ried 
 
 14. 31. each day for a y. shall ye bear iniquities 
 Jieut. 15. 9. sa\ ing, the y. of release is at band 
 
 26. 12. the tliii il y. which is the y. of tithing 
 .Jo.fh. 5. 12. they did eat the fruit of Uanaan that y. 
 Jzidg. U). 8. that y. Ilie Ammonites vexed Israel 
 
 II. 40. they went to lament four days in a y. 
 
 571 
 
YEA 
 
 YET 
 
 YOK 
 
 Judg. 17 . 10. I will give thee ten shekels hy the y. 
 
 1 27 . 7 . David dwelt ay. and tour months 
 
 2 11. 1. that after the y. was expireci 
 
 14. 26 . it svas at every y. eml that he polled it 
 
 1 Kings 9. 25. three times in ay. did .Solomonoffer 
 
 10. 14. now the wei'iht of the gold tliat came to 
 
 Solomon in one y. 2 Chron. 9. l.'l. 
 
 2 Kings 19 . 29 . ye shall eat tins y. such things a.s 
 
 glow of thetnsehes in second and third y. 
 Jsfi. . 17 . ‘10- 
 
 2 Chron. 27. 5. Ammon gave him the same y. 
 
 JLsth. 9. 27 . they would keep two days every y. 
 Ps. 65. 11. thou crownest the y. with thy goodness 
 Jsa. C. 1. in the y. that king Cfzziah <iied 
 
 14. 28. in the y. king Ahaz tlied was this burden 
 
 21. 16. in ay. all the glory of Kedar shall fail 
 61 . 2. to proclaim the acceptable y. of the J.ord, 
 
 and the day of vengeance of our Clod, Ljike 4.19. 
 03. 4. and the y. of my leiieemed is come 
 Jer. 11.23, bring evil on the men of Anathoth, even 
 the y. of their \ isitation, 2.3. 12. 1 48. 44. 
 
 17 . 8. shall not be, careful m the y. of drought 
 
 28. 16. thus saith the l.ord, this. 5 /. thou shalt die 
 
 17 . so llaiianiah the prophet died the same y. 
 
 51. 46. a rumour shall both come in one y. 
 
 Hzek. 4. 6. 1 have appointed each day foray. 
 
 46. 17- it shall be his to the y. of liberty 
 Klic. 6. 6. shall 1 come witli calves of a y. old 
 huke 2.41. his parents went to I erusalem every y. 
 
 13. 8. he said, l.ord, let it alone tlii.s y. also 
 John 11. 49 . C'aiaphas being high [iriest that y.said 
 one man should die for the people, 51. I 18. 13. 
 Acts 11. 20. a whole y. they assembled themselves 
 
 18. 11. Paul continued ay. at Corinth, teaching 
 2 Cor. 8. Id. but also to be forward a y. ago 
 
 9. 2. that Achaia was ready a y. ago, your zeal 
 Jieh. 9. 7 . the high prii-st went in once a y. 25. 
 
 10. 3. there is a remembrance made ol sins every y. 
 Jam. 4. 13. we will continue there a y. and buy 
 iiev. 9. 15. who were prepared for a month and a y. 
 
 ■YEAH after YKAK. 
 
 26’a»r.21.1. there was a tamine three yearsy. after y. 
 YKAU hy YDAK. 
 
 14. 22. thou slialt titl-.e the increase of thy 
 seed that the field bringefh forth y. hy y. 
 
 15. 20. thou shalt eat it before the Lord y. hy y. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 7 . as he did soy. hy. y. so she provoked her 
 
 1 Kitigs 5. 11. thus Solomon gave to Hiram y. hyy. 
 10. 25. they brought a rate y. hy y. 2 Chron. 9. 24. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 4. no jiresent as he liad done y. hy y. 
 Neh. 10. .34. to bring the wood offering y. hy y. 
 
 .35. firing the first fruits of all trees y. hy y. 
 lieb. 10.1. those sacrifices which they olferedy. hyy. 
 YEAR re YI'.AR. 
 
 E.xod. 1.3. 10. keep this ordinance fiom y. to y. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 19 . Iironght a coat to him from y. to y. 
 
 7 . 16 . Samuel went from y. toy. in circuit to Bethel 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 5. repair house of v-our Clod from y. toy. 
 Isa. 29 . 1. add yey. to y. let them kill sacrifices 
 Zech. 14. 16 shall go up from y. to y. to worship T.. 
 See First, Skcon'd, I'iiiri), Fifth, Slve^th. 
 
 YEARLY. 
 
 Lev. 25. 53. as a y. hired servant shall he be 
 Judg. 11. 4d. daughteis of Israel went y. to lament 
 
 21. 19 . there is a feast of the l.ord in bhiloh y. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 3. I'.lkanah went up y. to worship 
 
 21. went up to offer the y. sacrifice. 2. 19. 
 
 20. 6. there i.s ay. sacrifice tliere for all the family 
 Lsth. 9. 21. that they should l<ee[) the 14th (lay of 
 the month Adar, and fifleeath of the same y. 
 YEAR.s. 
 
 Geti. 1. 14. let them be for seasons, days, and y. 
 
 25. 7. these are the days of the y. of Abraham 
 
 8. Abraham died an old man and full of y. 
 
 17 . Ishmael was an hundred thirty seven y. 
 
 47 . 9 . few and evil have the y. of my life been 
 Liod. .34. 22. the feast of in gathering at the y. end 
 Lev. 25. 15. according to number of y. 16, 50, 52. 
 27 . 18. the money according to the y. that remain 
 Lent. 32, 7 . consuier the y. of many generations 
 Josh. 13. 1. .loshiia was old and stricken in y. 
 
 1 Sam. 29. 3. David who hath been with these y. 
 
 1 Kings 1.1. David was old and stricken in y. 
 
 17- 1- there shall not be dew nor lain these y. 
 
 2 Chr. 14.6. land had rest, Asa had no war in thosey. 
 
 18. 2. after certain y. he went down to A hah 
 
 Joh 10. 5. are thy y. as man's days, that searchest sin 
 
 15. 20. the numfier of y. is hidden to the oppressor 
 
 16. 22. when a few y. are come, I shall go the way 
 32. 7 . and multitude of y. should teadi wisdom 
 36. 11. they shall spend their y. in pleasures 
 
 26. nor can number of his y. be searclied out 
 Psal. .31. 10. and my y. are silent with sighing 
 
 61. 6. wilt prolong his y. as many generations 
 
 77 . 5. 1 considered the y. of ancient times 
 10. I will remember the y. of the right-hand 
 
 78. 33. their y. did he consume in trouble 
 
 90. 4. for a thousand y. in thy sight are but as 
 yesterday wlxm it is past, 2 Pet. .3. 8. 
 
 9. we spend our y. as a tale that is told 
 
 10. the days of our y. are threescore y. and ten 
 
 15. according to they, wherein we fiave seen evil 
 
 102. 24. thy y. are throughout all generations 
 
 27 . thou art the same, thy y. shall have no end 
 Prov. 4. 10. they, of thy life shall be many, 9. 11. 
 
 5. 9. lest thou give thy y. unto the cruel 
 10. 27 . they, of the wicked shall be sh.ortened 
 £ccC.12.1.whileevil dayscomenot, nory. drawnigh 
 Jsa. 21. 16. according to the y. of an hireling 
 38. 10. 1 am deprived of the residue of my y. 
 
 15. 1 shall go softly all my y. in bitterness of soul 
 Lzek. 4. 5. I have laid on tliee they, of their iniquity 
 
 22. 4. and thou art come even unto thy y. 
 
 38. 8. in latter y. thou shalt come into'the land 
 L)an. 9. 2. I understood by books the number of y. 
 11.6. in the end of y. they shall Join tc'geth.er 
 
 8. continue more y. than the king of the north 
 13. the king of north shall come after certain y. 
 Joe! 2. 2. even to they, of many generations 
 25. I will restore they, the locusts hath eaten 
 Jdah. .3. 2. revive thy work in the midst of the y. 
 Mai. 3. 4. the offerings pleasant as in the former y. 
 
 .*>72 
 
 Luke 1 . 7 . both were well stricken in y. 18. 
 iial. 4. 10. ye observe days and months, and y. 
 Heh. 1. 12. thou art the sa'.ne, thy y. shall not fail 
 11.24. by faith Moses when come to y. refused 
 liev. 20. 2. an angel bound .Satan a thousand y. 
 
 3. till the thousand y. should be fultilled 
 
 4. they lived and leigned will) Christ a thous. y. 
 7 . w'lien the thousand y. are expired, Satan shall 
 
 See Numeral words in their places, as IIunukru, 
 Many, Two, 1 hrke, Six, Olu. 
 
 YELL. 
 
 Jer. 5l. 38. like lions, they shall y. as lions’ whelps 
 YELLED. 
 
 Jer.Q.. 15. the young lions roared and y. on him 
 YELLOW. 
 
 I.ev. 1.3. .30. belioltl, if there be in it a y. thin hair 
 .32. behold, if there be in it no y. Iiair 
 .36. priests shall not seek for y. hair, is unclean 
 Psal. 68. 13. her feathers covered with y. gold 
 Y \ :.A R N . 
 
 Geti. 43. 30. for his bowels did y. on his brother 
 YEARNED. 
 
 1 Kings 3. 26. for her bowels y. upon her son 
 YESl ERDAY. 
 
 Gen. 31. t 2. not toward him asy. ami day before 
 E.tod. 4. + 10. not eloquent since y. nor third day 
 
 5. 14. why have ye not fulfilled your task y. ! 
 Gent. 19. t 4. hated not from y. the third day, 6. 
 Josh. 3. + 4. ye have not passed this w ay sinc'ey. .i* 
 
 1 Saw. 19 . t 7- David was in Saul’s presence as y. 
 20. 27 . why came not the son of .lesse to meaty, f 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 20. whereas thou earnest but y. 
 
 2 kings'^. 26. 1 have seen y. the blood of Naboth 
 1 Chr. 11.t2. y. and third day, when .Saul washing 
 Joh 8. 9.' we are but of y. and know nothing 
 Ps. 90 . 4. a thousand years in thy sight are but asy. 
 Isa. 30. t .3.3. 'Eophet is ordained from y. 
 
 Mic. 2. f 8. y. my people is risen up as an enemy 
 John 4. 52. y. at the seventh hour the fever left him 
 Actsl. 28. kill me as thou didst the Egyptian y. ? 
 Heh. 13. 8. Jesus Christ, the samey. and for ever 
 YESTERN IGHT. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 34 . behold, 1 lay y. with my father 
 31. 29 . the God of your father soake to me y. 
 
 42. God hath seen affliction, and rebuked thee y. 
 Y ET. 
 
 Geti. 40. 2.3. y. did not the butler remember Joseph 
 Esod. 9. 17 . asy. exaltest thyself against my people 
 10. 7- knowest thou noty. that Egypt is destioyed ' 
 Lev. 26. 18. if ye will not y. hearken unto me 
 
 44. y. for all that, when they be in the land 
 Dent. 1. .32. y. in this thing ye did. not believe 
 
 9. 29. y. they are thy people and inheritance 
 
 12. 9 . ye are not as y. come to the inheritance 
 
 29 . 4. y. the Lord hath not given you eyes to see 
 
 Josh. 14.11. as y. I am as strong this day as 1 was 
 Jndg. 7 . 4. Lord said, the people are y. too many 
 
 10. 13. y. ye ha\ e forsaken me and served gods 
 
 1 Sam. 15. .30. y. honour me now before the elders 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 5. y. made with me everlastingcovenant 
 
 1 Kings 14. 8. y. hast not been as my servant David 
 
 19 . 18. y. I have left me seven thousand in Israel 
 
 22. 8. there is y. one by whom we may inquire 
 
 4.3. asy. the people did sacrifice, 2 Kings 14.4. 
 
 2 Kings V,. 19. y. the Lord would not destroy Judah 
 
 1.3. 2.3. nor cast he them from his presence as y. 
 
 2 Chroti. 20. .33. as y. the people had not prepared 
 
 27 . 2. and the people did y. corruptly 
 
 .‘Id. 18 , not cleansed, y. did they eat the passover 
 Ezra .3. 6. the foundation of temple was not y. laid 
 9. 9. y. our God hath not forsaken us, Neh. 9. 19 . 
 Neh. 5. 18. y. required not I bread of the governor 
 
 I. 3. 18. y. xe bring more wrath upon Israel 
 Esth. 5. 1.3. y. all this availeth me nothing so long as 
 Joh 1 . 16. while he was y. speaking, 17 , 18. 
 
 6. 10. then should 1 y. have cornlort 
 
 13. 15. though he slay me y. will I trust in him 
 
 20. 7 . y. he shall perish for ever, like his dung 
 
 29. 5. when the Almighty was y. w ith me 
 
 35. 15. y. he knoweth it not in great extremity 
 Psal. 2. 6. y. have I set my king on my holy hill 
 
 37 . 25. y. have 1 not seen the righteous forsaken 
 42. 5. I shally. praise him, 11. | 4.3.5. 171- 14, 
 
 44. 17 . this is come, y. ha' e we not forgotten 
 119 . 51. y. have I not declined from thy law, 157. 
 
 8.3. y. do 1 not forget thy statutes, 109, 141. 
 
 Prov. 27 . 22 . y. will not his foolishness (iepart from 
 
 30. 12. y. is not washed from their filthiness 
 Eccl. 4. 3. better is he which hath not y. been 
 Cant. 8. 1. kiss thee, y. 1 should not be despised 
 Isa. 10. 22. y. a*remnant of them shall return 
 
 14.1. for the Lord will y. choose Israel and set them 
 
 17 . 6. y. gleaning grapes shall be left in it 
 
 28. 4. while it isy. in his hand, he eateth it up 
 12. this is the rest,y. they would not hear 
 
 31. 2. y. he also is wise, and w ill bring evil 
 
 49 . 5. though Israel be not gathered, y. shall I be 
 15. they may forget, y. will 1 not foi get thee 
 53. 7- he wasoppressed.y. he opened not liismoiiih 
 Jer. 2. 9. 1 w ill y. plead with you, saith the Lord 
 
 3. 1. y. retNi n to me 115. 28. y. they prosper 
 15. l.y. my mind cool 1 not be tow ard this people 
 
 23. 21. prophets y. they ran,y. they prophesied 
 
 36. 24. y. they were not afraid, nor rent garments 
 Ezek.H. 18. tho’ they cry, y. will 1 not hear them 
 
 11. 16 . y. will 1 be to them as a little sanctuary 
 28. 2. said, 1 am agod,y. thou art a man, and not G. 
 .36. . 37 . 1 will y. for this be inquired ot by Israel 
 
 Dan. 9.13.y. made we not our prayer before God 
 
 II. .35. because it is y. for a time appointed 
 
 45. y. he shall come to his end, none sliall help him 
 Jlos. 7 . 9 . grey hairs are on him. y. he know eth not 
 
 1.3.4. y. 1 am the Lord thy God from land of I'.gypt 
 AtnosA.C). I have given you want of bread, y. have 
 ye not returned to me, 8, 9. 10, 11. Hag. 2. 17 . 
 
 6. 10. he shall say, is there y. any with thee 
 Jonah 2. 4. y. 1 w’ill look tow ard thv holy temple 
 
 3. 4. y. forty days and Nineveh shall be overthrown 
 
 4. 2. was my saying, when I wasy. in iny country' 
 klic. 6. 10. are there y. the treasures of w ickedness 
 Nah. .3. 0. y. was she carried away into captivity 
 Hah. 3. .8. y. I will rejoice in the Lord, 1 w ill joy 
 
 Mai. 2.14. y. is she thy companion, and the wife 
 Mat. 15. 17 . do ye noty. understand that whatsoever 
 enlereth in at the mouth, 16. 9 . Mark^. 17 . 
 
 19 . 20. these things have 1 kept, what lack 1 y..> 
 24.6. but the end is not y. Mark 13. 7. 
 
 'Mark 11. 13. for the time of hgs w-as not y. 
 y.7/X-c24. 44. the words I spake while y. with you 
 John 2. 4. Jesus saith unto her, my hour is not y. 
 
 come, 7 . 6 , . 30 . j 8 . 2o. 
 7. 39 . for the Holy Ghost was not y. given 
 11.25. though he were dead y. shall he lire 
 
 20. 9 . for as y. they knew not the scripture 
 
 Acts 8 . 16 . as y. 11. Ghost w-as fallen on none of them 
 Porn. A. 11. he had y. being iincircumcised, 12. 
 
 5. 6. we were y. without strength || 8. y. sinners 
 8.24. what a man seeth, w by doth he y. hope for^ 
 9. 19 . thou wilt say, why doth he y. find fault? 
 
 1 Cor. 3. .3. ye are y. carnal r |1 15. y. so as by fire 
 
 7 . 10. to the married 1 comm. y. not I, but the L. 
 14.2I.y. for all that will they not hear me 
 
 15. 10. y. not 1, but the grace of God with me 
 17 . your laith is vain, ye are y. in yo»ir sins 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 10. we trust that he will y. deliver 
 
 2.3. to spare you 1 came not as y. to Corinth 
 
 6. 8. as deceivers, y. true as unknown, y. known 
 Ga/. 2.20. y. not I, but Christ liveth in me 
 
 .3, 4. have ye sutl’ered in vain r if it be y. in vain 
 5. 11. 1, brethren, if 1 y. preach circumcision 
 2 Thess. 2. 5. w hen 1 w as y. w ith you, 1 told you 
 2 Tim. 2.5. y. is he not crow ned, except he strive 
 Heh.Q.a. we see noty. all things put under him 
 4.15. was tempted like as w e are, y. without sin 
 
 7 . 10 . for he was y. in the loins of his father 
 11.4. and by it he being dead, y. speaKeth 
 
 7 . Noah, being warned of things not seen as y. 
 Ja/«. 2 . 10 . keep the w hole law,y. offend in one point 
 
 11. y. if thou kill || 4. 2. y. ye have not 
 
 1 John .3. 2. it doth not y. appear what we shall be 
 Pev. 17 . 8. the beast that was, and is not, and y. is 
 
 10. and one is, and the other is not y. come 
 
 12. ten kings who have received no kingdom asy. 
 
 See Alive. 
 
 YIELD. 
 
 Gen. 4.12. the earth not henceforth y. her strength 
 49 . 20. Asher’s bread be fat, shall y. royal dainties 
 Lev. 19 . 25. that it may y. to you the increase 
 26. 4. the land shall y. her increase, trees y. fruit 
 20. for your land shall not y. lier increase 
 
 2 Chron. .30.8. but y. yourselves to the Lord 
 Psal. 67- 6. the land shall y. her increase, 85.12. 
 
 107 . . 37 . plant vineyards mayy. fruits of increase 
 Dror. 7 .21. with much fair speech she caused him y. 
 Isa. 5. 10. ten acres of vineyard shall y. one ball), 
 and the seed of an homer shall y. an ephah 
 Hos. 8. 7- have .sown the wind, the bud shall y. 
 
 no meal, if so be it y. the stranger shall 
 swallow it up 
 
 Joel 2. 22. the fig-tree and vine y. their strength 
 Hah. 3. 17 . altho’ fields shall y. no meat, joy in God 
 yJets-2.3. 21. but do not thou y. unto them 
 Pom. 6 . 13. nory. ye your members as instruments 
 of unrighteousness to sin,y. yourselvesto God 
 
 16. that to whom ye y. yourselves servants 
 19. y. your members servants to righteousness 
 Jam. 3.12. no fountain y. salt water and fresh 
 YIELDED. 
 
 Gen. 49 .33. Jacob after commanding his sons. y. up 
 Num. 17 . 8 . behold the rod of Aaron y. almonds 
 .Gan. 3.28. y. their bodies that they might not serv e 
 IMat. 27 . 50. Jesus cried again, and y. up the ghost 
 rlcts 5.10. then Sapphira y. up the ghost 
 Pom. 6. 19 . as ye have y. your members servants 
 YlF.I.DEl EL 
 
 Neh. 9. . 37 . it y. much increase to the kings 
 Joh 24. 5. the wilderness y. food for them 
 Heh. 12.11. y. the pea cable fruit of rigiiteousness 
 YIELDING. 
 
 Gen. 1.11. bring forth herby. seed, treey. fruit, 12. 
 
 29. 1 have given you every tree y. seed 
 Eccl. 10.4. lory, pacitieth gueat offences 
 
 ■Hee Eri IT. 
 
 YOKE. 
 
 Besides the common acceptation of this term, fur 
 an instrument put about the necks of cattle, to 
 couple them for drawing, the Scripture makes 
 mention (I) Cf the yoke of bondage, or slavery. 
 Lev. 26. 13. 1 have broken the banris of youryoXv. 
 Dent. 28. 48. lie shall put a yoke of iron upon 
 thy neck. (2) Of the yoke of afflictions and 
 cro'.ses. Lam. 3. 27. It is good for a man that 
 he bear the yoke in his youth. “ It is a man's 
 duty, it is profitable to him, patiently to hear 
 what afflictions God will please to lay upon him, 
 and to restrain his wanton .ypirits -..hen they are 
 most prone to he too brisk and lascivious." t3) Of 
 the yoke of punishment for sin, which the prophet 
 Jeremiah erpre.s.ies thus. The yoke of my trans¬ 
 gressions is bound by his hand, Lam. 1. 14'. “ I he 
 punishment and bondage 1 undergo for my sins is 
 bound so fast that I cannot shake it offl." (4) Of 
 the yoke, of God's commandments. Mat. 11. 29. 
 
 30. lake my yoke upon you ; for my yoke is 
 easy. The service of God to flesh and hloid is a 
 yoke, because it grates upon the sensitiie appe¬ 
 tites, and restrains our natural motions and in¬ 
 clinations; yet it is ea.sy, in comparison of the 
 service of sin, the covenant of works, and the cere¬ 
 monial law ; it is easy to them that love Gid, and 
 are regenerated, bccan.\e the law is written in 
 their hearts, Psal. 37 . 31. They are endued with 
 faith, Mark 9. 2.3. And they are strengthened hy 
 Christ, Phil. 4. 1.3. (5) There is the yoke of legal 
 ceremonies. Acts 15. 10. Gal. 5. I. They art 
 called a yoke in respect of their variety, and the 
 difflcvlty in performing them ; in respect of th.etr 
 chargeahleness, andinefflcacy, /6eiwy e7i/y shadows 
 of good things to come. Heh. 10. 1. 
 
 GT/j. 27 . 40. that thou shalt break hisy. .Tier. .30.8. 
 Lsv. i6. 13. 1 have broken the band.sof vonry. and 
 made vou go upright, Ezek. 34. 27- 
 Num. 19 . 2. bring a red heifer without blemish. 00 
 w hid) never came y. Deui. 21. 3. I Ham. 6.7 
 
YOU 
 
 YOU 
 
 YOU 
 
 Veut. 28. 48. lie shall putay. of ironupon thy neck, 
 until he have destroyed thee, Jer. 28. 14. 
 \Sam. 11. 7. ■‘'aul took ay. of oxen and hewed tliem 
 
 14. 14. an half acre, which ay. of oxen niiglit plow 
 1 Ktvffx 12. 4.tliy father made oury. grievous, make 
 his lieavy y. lighter, 10. 11, 14. 2 C/iron. 10. 4. 
 
 10. 19. Elisha plowing with twelve y. of oxen 
 "21. he took ay. of oxen, and slew them 
 Joh 1. 3. .lob had five hundred y. of oxen 
 42. 12. he had a thousand y. of oxen 
 Isa. 0.4. thou hast broken they, of Ids burden, and 
 the staff of his shoulder, 10. 2?. | H. 25. 
 47. 5. on ancient thou hast very heavily laid tliy y. 
 5tt. 6. oppressed go free, and tliat ve break every y. 
 Jer. 2. 20. f<ir of old time 1 have broken thy y. 
 
 5. 5. but tliese have altogether broken the y. 
 
 27. 8. that will not put their neck under the y. 
 
 11. that bring their neck under they. 12. 
 
 28.2. broken they, of the king of Habylon, 4, 11. 
 
 12. Ilananiah had broken the y. from' .leremiah 
 31. 18. as a bullock unaccustomed to they. 
 
 51.23. will 1 break the husbandman and hisy. 
 
 iaw. 1. 14. the y. of my transgressions is bound 
 
 3. 27 . it is good for man to bear they, in his youth 
 lios. 11. 4. I was as they that take off the y. 
 
 Uah. 1. 13. now' will I break his y. from off thee 
 
 11. 29. take my y. on you 1| 30. my y. is easy 
 luke 14. 19. I have bought five y. of oxen 
 Acts 15. 10. to put a y. on the disciples’ neck 
 Cal. 5. 1. be not entangled with the y. of bondage 
 
 1 Tim. 6.1.let asmany servautsas are underthey. 
 
 YOKES. 
 
 Jer. 27 . 2. make thee bonds and y. 28. 13. 
 
 28. 13. hast broken the y. of wood, makey. iron 
 Hzek. 30. 18. when 1 sliall break they, of Egypt 
 
 YOKED. 
 
 2 Cor. 6.14. be not unequally y. with unbelievers 
 
 YOKEFELLOW. 
 
 Phil 4. .3. I entreat thee also, true y.-fellow 
 Y'ONDER. 
 
 Cen. 22. 5. T and the lad will go y. and w'orship 
 ytini. 16 . . 37 . and scatter thou the fire y. 
 
 23.15. stand here, while T meet the Lord y. 
 
 2 Kings 4. 25. behold,y. is that .Shunamite 
 Mat. 17 . 20 . ye sliall say, remove hence to y. place 
 26. .36. lesus saith, sit here, while 1 go and pray it. 
 YOU. 
 
 Josh. .3. 4. there shall he a space between y. and ark 
 Keh. 2. 20. but y. have no portfon in Jerusalem 
 Joh 16.4. 1 could shake my head aty. 
 
 Isn. 69.2. your iniquities separate betw. y. and G . 
 £.zek. 11.19- w ill put a new spirit within y..36.26,27. 
 .36. 7 . the heathen that are about y. bearsliame, 36. 
 Amos 2. 13. behold, T am pressed under y. 
 
 '3. 2. y. only have f known of all families of earth 
 Luke 10. 16. he that hearethy. heareth me, he that 
 despiseth y. despiseth me and him that sent me 
 
 13. 28. and y. yourselves thrust out of the kingdom 
 Horn. 2. 24. the name of God is blasphemed thro’y, 
 2 Cor. 1. 11. y. also helping by prayer for us 
 
 8. 13. that other men be eased and y. burdened 
 
 9 . 4. lest we, that we sav' noty. be ashamed 
 
 10. 16. to preach the gospel in the regions beyond y. 
 
 12. 14. for 1 seek not yours biity. 
 
 Eph. 2. l.y. hath be quickened w'ho were dead 
 22. in whom y. also are builded together 
 Col. 1.21. y. that were some time alienated 
 
 2. 13. y. being dead in sins hath he tiuii 1 ened 
 After YOU. 
 
 Gew.p. 9. establish covenant withyou,and seed a.y. 
 Lev. 25. 46. ye shall take them as an inheritance 
 for your children after p. 1 Chnm. 28. 8. 
 
 26. .33. and 1 will draw out a sword after p. 
 
 Vent. 11. 4. tooverflow them, as they pursued aft.p. 
 
 29. 22. the generation that shall rise up after p. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 19. goon before, behold, T come aftery. 
 .Ter. 42.16. the famine shall follow close after p. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 14. which long after p. Phil. 1. 8. 
 
 Phil. 2. 26. Eiiaphroditus longed c/fer y. 
 
 Against YOU. 
 
 Frod. 10. 16. he said, 1 have sinned against y. 
 
 I.ev. 26. 17 . J will set my face ag. p. Jer. 44.11. 
 Num. 17 . 5. whereby they murmur y. 
 
 Vent. 1.44. the Amorites came out against p. 
 
 4. 26. I call heaven and earth to witness against p. 
 this day ye shall soon utterly perish, 30. 19 . 
 
 8. 19. 1 testify ag. p. that ye sh.<ll surely perish 
 
 9. 19 . T w'as afraid of the anger wherewith the 
 Lord was wroth against y. 11. 17. Josh. 23. 16. 
 
 Josh. 24.11. the men of Jericho fought against y. 
 
 1 5aw. 12.5. the Loi'd is witness ag.p. Mic. 1. 2. 
 12. Nahash king of the Ammonites came ag. p. 
 
 15. the hand of the Lord shall he against p. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 21. thus Ahithophel counselled ag. y. 
 
 2 Chnm. 13. 12. to cry alarm ayafn.cr y. O Israel 
 Joh 16 . 4. I could heap up woi'ds against y. 
 
 Jer. 18. 11. behold, 1 de' ise a device againsty. 
 
 21. 5. and I myself will fight against y. in anger 
 26.1.3. I.ord will repent of evil pronounced ag. p. 
 37 .10. army of the Chaldeans that h\iht against y. 
 19 . the king of Babylon sliall not come againstp. 
 .38. 5. the king cannot do any thing againsty. 
 
 44. 29. that m 3 ' words shalLstand against y. 
 
 49 . 30. Keb. hath conceived a purpose Ag/im.f/ y. 
 I'.zek. 13. 8. 1 am ag. p. |l 36. 2. enemy said ag.y. 
 Amosli. 1. I.ord hath spoken ag. p. 5. 1. Zeph. 2.5. 
 
 6. 14. behold, T will raise up against y. anation 
 Mic. 2. 4. one shall take up a parable againsty. 
 Mat. 5. 11. shall say all manner of evil against y. 
 21.2. go into the village over against p. and ye 
 shall find an ass tied. Mark 11.2. T.uke 19. 30. 
 I.uke 10. 11. the dust of your city we wipe oK ag.p. 
 Jam. 5. 3. the rust shall be a witness against p. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 12. whereas they speak ag. p. as evil doers 
 Among, 01 amongst YOU. 
 
 Gen. .35. 2. put away the strange gods that are 
 am.y. and be clean, 24. 23. 1 Sam. 7 . 3. 
 Lev. 26.11.1 will set my tabernacle amongst y. 
 12. I will walk amongy.»wA will be your God 
 22. 1 will send wild beasts am. y.ll25. pestilence 
 11.20. ye have despised the. I/ird whoisnw. 
 y. 14. 42. Vent. 6. 15.1 7- 21. Josh. 3. 10. 
 
 2 Chron. .36. 23. who is there among y. Ezra 1. .3. 
 Isa. 42. 2.3. who among y. will give ear to this' 
 
 50. 10. who is among y. that feareth the Lord \ 
 Ezek. 20. .3)5. purge out from among y. (he rebels 
 Hag. 2. 3. who is left among y. that saw this house ' 
 Mai. 1. 10. who is there among y. that would shut 
 Mat. 20. 26. it shall not be so among y. Mark 10. 43. 
 
 27 . and whosoever will be chief among y. let him 
 be your servant, 23. 11. Lnke 22. 26. 
 lAtke 9. 48. he that is least among p. shall be great 
 22. 27 . but 1 am among y. as he that serveth 
 John 1. 26. but there standeth one among y. 
 
 8. 7- he that is without sin among y. let him cast 
 Acts 6. .3. brethren, look ye out among y. seven men 
 
 I. 3. 26. and whosoever amongp. feareth tiod 
 
 25. 5. let them who among y. are able, go down 
 llom. 1. IS. that I might have some fiuit among p. 
 
 12. 3. 1 say to every man that is among p. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. that there be no divisions among p. 
 
 11. there are contentions among y. 11. 18. 
 
 2. 2. 1 determined not to know any thing amongy. 
 
 3. 3. whereas there is among p. envying, strife 
 18. if any man among p. seemeth to be wise 
 
 5. 1. is reported that there is fornication among y. 
 2. that he might be taken away from among y. 
 
 15. 12. how say some among y. is no resurrection 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 19. Christ who was preached among p. 
 
 10. 1. 1 Paul, who in (iresence am base among y. 
 
 12. 21. lest my God w ill humble me amongp. 
 
 Eph. 5. 3. let It not be once named amongst p. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 5. what manner of men we were am. p. 
 Jam. 1. 26. if any man among y. seem religious 
 5. 1.3. is any amongp. afflicted ? 11 14. is any sick ? 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 2. feed the flock of God which is amongp. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 1. there shall be false teachers among y. 
 Rev. 2. 13. Antipas, who was slain among y. 
 
 See SojOtMINDTH. 
 
 Before YOU. 
 
 Gen. 34. 10. and the land shall be before p. dwell 
 45. 5. God did send me before y. to preserve life, 7. 
 F.tod. 10. 10. look to it, for evil is before p. 
 
 Lev. 18.24. in all these the nations are defiled which 
 I cast out before p. 20. 23. Num. 33. 52, 55. 
 Vent. 11. 23. Josh. 3. 10.1 9. 24.1 23. 5, 9. I 
 24. 8, 12. .Tudg. 6. 9. 
 
 27 . men of land done which were before y. 28, 30. 
 
 26. 7- your enemies shall fall before y. 8. 
 
 Num. 14. 43. the Canaanites are there before y. 
 
 .32. 29. and the land shall be subdued before y. 
 
 Deut. 1. 8. behold, T have set the land before y. 
 
 30. Lord who goeth before y. shall fight for you 
 
 4. 8. which T set before y. this day, 11. .32. 
 
 II. 26. I set before y. a blessing aiifl curse, .30. 19. 
 Josh. 4. 2.3. the I.ord dried up Jordan before y. 
 
 24. 12. I sent the hornet before p. which’drave 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 12. behold, he is before y. make haste 
 
 12. 2. and now behold the king walketh before y. 
 
 2 Chron. 7 . 19- if ye forsake mj’ statutes which T 
 
 have set before y. Jer. 26. 4. | 44. 10. 
 Tsa. .52. 12. for the I.ord will go before y. 
 
 Jer. 21. 8. behold, I set before y. the way of life 
 Mat. 5. 12. so persecuted prophets that were b.y. 
 21. .31. go into the kingdom of God before, y. 
 
 26. .32. but after 1 am risen again, 1 will go be¬ 
 fore p. into Galilee, 28. 7. Mark 14. 28. I 16. 7- 
 Luke 10. 8. info whatsoever city ye enter, eat such 
 things as are set before y. 1 Cor. 10. 27. 
 Acts 4. 10. this man stands here before y. w hole 
 By YOU. 
 
 Ezek. 20. .3. I will not be inquired of byy. 31. 
 Rom. 15. 24. T trust to be brought on my way bpy. 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 2. if the world shall be judged by p. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 1.3. his spirit was refreshed by p. all 
 
 10. 15. we hope that we shall he enlarged bp p. 
 
 Concerning YOU. 
 
 Num. 9. 8. what I.ord will command concerningp. 
 .Tosh. 2.3. 14. which the I.ord spake concerning p. 
 .Ter. 42. 19. the I.ord hath said concerning y. 
 
 1 Thess. 5. 18. this is the will of God concerning p. 
 For YOU. 
 
 Gen. 44. 17 . bs for p. 50. 20. Num. 14. 32. Deut. 1. 
 
 40. Josh. 2.3. 9. Job I 7 . 10. 
 Num. 15. 15. one ordinance shall be for p. 16. 
 
 Deut. 1.30. all that he did fory. 4. .34. 1 Sam. 12. 24. 
 Ezek. 20. .39. as for y. O house of Israel, .34. 17. 
 
 .36. 9. behold T am for y. and I w ill turn to you 
 Dan. 2. 9 . there is but one decree for y. 
 
 Amos 5. 18. the day of Lord, to what end is it forp. 
 Mic. .3. 1. is it not for y. to know judgment ? 
 
 Tdag. 1.4. is it time forp. to dwell in ceiled houses ? 
 Mai. 2. 1. O priests, this commandment is/or y. 
 Mat. 11.22.1 say to you, it shall be more tolerable 
 for I'j’re and Sidon, than fory. Juke 10. 14. 
 2.5. .34. come, inherit the kingdom prepared fory. 
 Mark 10. .36. what would ye that T should do/ory. 
 L.vke 22. 19. this is my body which is given for p. 
 
 20. my blood which is shed for y. 1 Cor. 11. 24. 
 .Tohn 14. 2. 1 go to prepare a place for y. 3. 
 
 16. 26. T say, that I w ill pray the Fafher/or y. 
 Acts 1. 7- is not fory. to know the times of seasons 
 
 28. 20. for this cause therefore have 1 called/ory. 
 Rom. 1.8. 1 thank my God through Christ fory. all 
 
 1 f'or.l. 1.3. is Chr. divided ? wasPaul crucified/, y. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 12. that our care for p. appear, 8. 16. 
 
 9.14. by their praver for y. which long after you, 
 Phil. 1. 4. Col. 1.3, 9. 1 4. 12. 2 Thess. 1. 11. 
 12. 15. 1 will gladly spend and be spent for p. 
 Eph. 1. 16. wheref. 1 cease not to give thanks for y. 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 2. 1 .3. 9. 2 Thess. 1. 3. r2. 13. 
 .3. IS. at my tribulations for p. Col. 1.24. 
 
 Phil. .3. 1. is not grievous, but forp. it is safe 
 Col. 1. 5. for the ho))e which is laid up/er y. 
 
 25. the dispensation which is given to me for p. 
 2. 1. ye knew what great conflict I have for y. 
 
 4. 13. that he hath a great zeal fory. amt for them 
 lleb. 1.3. 17 . for that is unprofitable/or y. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.4. to an inheritance reserved m heaven fory. 
 
 5. 7 . cast your care on him. for he careth for p. 
 
 From YOU. 
 
 Gen. 26. 27. seeing ye have sent me away from p. 
 Josh. 9. 22. saying we are very far from y. 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 3. why his hand is not removed fromp. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 28. until there come word from y. 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 8. his wrath may turn away fromp. 
 
 9. the laird will not turn away his face/r<wj y. 
 
 1. sa. 1. 15. I will hide mine eyes/rowy. 
 
 . 59 . 2 . hut your sins have iiid his face fromp. 
 
 Jer. 5. 25. have withhohh n good things from p. 
 
 .34. 21. king’s army which are gone up fromp. 
 
 42. 4. 1 will keep nothing back from p. 
 
 Ezek. 18. .31. cast aw ay from y. your transgressions 
 JocCl. 20. remove far from y. the northern army 
 Amos 4 . 7 . I have witlihqldeu the rain/row y. 
 
 Mat. 21. 4.3. kiugilom of tiod shall be taken/rowy. 
 John 16. 22. and your joy no man taketh from p. 
 Acts 1.11. who is taken up from y. into heaven 
 
 13. 46. but seeing you put it fromp. lo, we turn 
 
 1 Cor. 14. ,36. came the word of God out from y. 
 
 2 Cor.'T>. 1. or letters of commendation from y. 
 Eph. 4. 31. let evil-speaking be put away from y. 
 
 1 'I'hess. 1. 8. for from y. sounded out the word 
 
 2 . 17 . but we being taken/rewy a short time 
 Jam. 4. 7- resist the devil, and he will flee frump. 
 
 InNOC. 
 
 Gen. 42. 16. whether there be any truth in y 
 Judg.9. 19 . and let him also rejoice in y. 
 
 Ezek.20. 4\. 1 will be sanctified «wy. 36.23. 
 
 . 37 . 6 . and 1 will put breath my.\4. 
 
 Mai. 1. 10. 1 have no pleasure »«y. saith the I.ord 
 Mat. 10. 20. but the Spirit which speaketh tnp. 
 
 11. 21. if the mighty works which were done tnp. 
 John 5. .38. \ e have not his word abiding in p. 
 
 42. that ye have not the love of God in y. 
 
 6. 53. except > e eat the flesh, ye have no life inp. 
 
 14. 17 . he shall be iny. 11 20. and 1 in y. 15. 4. 
 
 15. 7 . if toy words abide in y. 1 John 2. 14.24. 
 Rom. 8. 9. the Spirit dwelleth iny. 1 Johu2. 27. 
 
 10. and if Christ he in y. the body is dead 
 
 12. 18. as much as lieth in y. live peaceably 
 
 1 Cor. 1.6. the testimony of Christ is confirmed inp. 
 6. 19 . the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in y. 
 
 14. 25. will report that Got! is in y. of a truth 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 3. I wrote this to you, having confidence 
 
 in y. all, 7- 16. 1 8. 22. Gal. 5. 10, 
 4. 12. but life iny. ||7.7. he was comforted inp. 
 
 8. 6. he would finish iny. the same grace also 
 
 9. 14. for the exceeding grace of God in y. 
 
 I. 3. .3. which to you is not weak, but mighty inp. 
 
 5. know' ye not that Jesus Christ is my. 
 
 Gal. 4. 19 . I trarail, till Christ be formed «wy. 
 Fph. 4. 6. one fiod, w ho is above all, and twy.all 
 Phil. 2.5. let this mind be in y. which was in Christ 
 
 13. it is God which worketh in y. to will and do 
 Col. 1. 6. which hringeth fruit, as it doth also inp. 
 
 27 . which is Christ iny. the hope of glory 
 .3.16. let the word of Christ dwell iny. richly 
 
 1 'Thess. 2. 1.3. which effectually worketh iny. 
 
 2 Thess. 1.4. so that w e glory in y. in the churches 
 
 12. the name of Christ may be glorified iny. 
 Philcm. 6. acknow'ledging every good thing iny. 
 Fleb. 13. 21. working iny. what is well-jileasing 
 
 1 Pet. 3.15. a reason of the hope that is in p. 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 8. if these things be iny. and abound 
 
 1 John 2. 8. which thing is true in him and in y. 
 
 4. 4. greater is he that is in y. than in the world 
 U/YOU. 
 
 Gen. 2J. 45. wh 3 ’ should 1 be deprived of p. both.’ 
 F.xod. 12. 16. that only may be donee/y. 
 
 Deut. 1. 22. ye c/ime near unto me every one ofy. 
 Jo.Ji. 2. 9. the inhabitants faint because ofy. 
 
 23. 3. hath done to these nations because of pi 
 1 Sam. 22. 8. that all ofy. have conspired against me 
 1 Kings 22. 28. hearken. O people, every one of p. 
 I'zra 7 . 21. w hat Ezra requires of y. it be done 
 Nell. 1.9. though there were of y. cast out to heaven 
 f^sal. 62. 3. ye shall be slain all ofy. a bowing wall 
 Ezek. 6. 9. they that escape of y. shall remember 
 Mic. 1. 11. he shall receivee/y. his standing 
 Mat.6. 27 . which ofy. by taking thought can arid 
 one cubit to his stature ? I.uke 12. 25. 
 Luke 13. 15. <ioth not each one of y. lead his ox 
 John 8. 46. whicli of y. convinceth me of sin ? 
 
 13.18. I speak not i/y. all, I know whom 1 chose 
 Acts 2. 22. w hii h God did by him in the midst e/y. 
 
 3. 26. in turning every one of y. from his iniquit, 
 
 4. 11. which was set at nought ofy. builders 
 Rom. 1. 12. by the mutual faith lioth of p. and me 
 
 1 Cor. 1. II. it hath been declared to me ofy. 
 
 6. 11. such were some of y. but ye are washed 
 12. 21. the head to the feet, 1 have no need ofy. 
 
 14. 26. every one ofy. hath a psalm, a doctrine 
 
 16 . 2. let every one ofy. lay by him in store 
 
 2 Cor. 1.7 - and our hope of p. is stedfast 
 
 7 . 14. if 1 have boasted any thing to him of p. 
 
 II. 20. tor ye suffer, if a man take of y. 
 
 12. 17 .did I make a gain of y. ? |118. or did Titus ? 
 Gal. .3. 2. this only would I leain e/y. received ye 
 27 . for as many of y. as have been baptized into 
 4.20. to change mv voice, for 1 stand in doubt e/y 
 Col. 4. 9 . a beloved brother, who is one ofy. 12. 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 6. neither of y. sought w e glory 
 4. 4. every one of y. should know how to possess 
 Tit. 2. 8. having no evil thing to say ofy. 
 
 Jam. 5. 4. the hire which is ofy. kept back by fraud 
 1 l^et. .3. 16. wheieas they speak evil ofy. 4. 4. 
 Over Y()U. 
 
 Lev.26. 16. 1 will even appoint erery. terror 
 17- they that hate vou shall reign overp. 
 
 Deut. 28.63. as the Lord rejoiced oz’cr y. todoyou 
 good, he will rejoice overp. to destroy you 
 Judg.8.2^. Gideon said, 1 will not rule overp. nor 
 my son rule overp. Lord shall rule overp. 
 0.2. is it better that seventy reign over y. or one'. 
 
 15. if in truth ye anoint me kingczrr.y. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 11. manner of king that shall re.ign over p, 
 12. 1. behold, 1 have made a king etrry. 
 
 13. behold, the Lord hath set a king over p. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 17. ye sought David to be king oz-ery. 
 
 2 Chron. 19- II. Amariah the chief priest isozery. 
 Jer. 6. 17- ulso I set the watchmen over p. saying 
 Ezek. 20. .3.3. w ith fury poured out will I ruleczery. 
 Hag. 1. 10. the heaven overp. is stayed from dew 
 I.uke 12. 14. man, who made me a divider over y.? 
 Rom. 6. 14. sin shall not have dominion over p. 
 
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YOU 
 
 ZE A 
 
 YOU 
 
 1 Cor. o. 12. be partakers of this power overy. 
 
 2 Cor. il. 2. 1 am jealous overy. with tjodly zeal 
 
 1 T/ie.ts. .‘1. 7. we were comforted over y. in affliction 
 
 5. 12. know them which are overy. in the Lord 
 ifeh. 1:l 7. remember them that have yu\&overy. 
 
 17. obey fliem that have the rule over y. 
 
 24. salute them that have the rule overy. 
 
 ^ee I'km.. 
 
 To or unto YtlU. 
 
 Gen. 1.20. every lierb toy. it shall be for meat 
 .‘14. y. and take our damihters unto y. 
 
 Exod.t'}.!. 1 will take you fo me, and will be toy<AG. 
 
 12. 26. when your children shall say utito y. 
 
 20. 2.1. ye shall not make untoy. (rods ot gold 
 .10. .‘16. it shall be unto y. luost holy 
 
 ier. 26. 16. 1 also will do thisM?itoj/. appoint terror 
 J^um. 10.8. they shall be to y. for an ordinance 
 
 10. be to y. a memorial H 15.10. untoy. for a fringe 
 
 11. 56. 1 shall dounto y. as 1 thought to do to them 
 
 Josh. 21.12. if ye go in to them, ami they toy. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 9. be uot servants, as they have been to y. 
 Prov. 8. 4. vntoy. O men, 1 call, and my voice is 
 Isa. ,‘10.11. tliis iniquity shall be toy. as a breach 
 Dan. 3. 4. toy. it is commanded, O people 
 JMal.A. 2. but?i«t<t.v. that fear my name shall sun 
 ]\lat.’i. 12. that men should do/ey. I.ukeft.ZX. 
 
 9. 29. according fo your faith he if nrito y. 
 
 13.11. because it is given untoy. to know the mys¬ 
 teries of the kingdom, Mark A. 11. l,ukeV>. 10. 
 Jylark 4. 24. untoy. that hear shall more be given 
 Lukel. 11. untoy. is born this day a Saviour 
 
 6. 31. if ye do good to them which do good toy. 
 
 22. 29. and I appoint imtoy. a kingdom as ui v f ath. 
 
 Acts‘1. 19. for the promise \% untoy. and children 
 
 1. 26. untoy. first, God having raised up his .Son 
 10.29. therefore came 1 untoy. without gainsaying 
 
 13. 26. to y. is the word of this salvation sent 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 2. if not to others, doubtless 1 am toy. 
 
 14. .16. or came the word of God tmto y. only ? 
 
 2 Cor. 10.11. a measure to reach even unto y. 
 
 14. we are come as far as toy. in preaching 
 
 Phil. 1.2t!. but is toy. a token of salvation 
 ^'A.unto y. it is given not only to bcdieve 
 
 1 Thess. 1.5. our gospel came not untoy. in word 
 
 2 Thess. \.~. to y. who are trouliled, rest with us 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 7. unto y. that believe, he is precious 
 Pev.2.2A. butwHto y. 1 say, and to the rest 
 
 See Say, Told. 
 
 Tou'ards YGU. 
 
 Jer. 29.10. I will perform my good word tou'ards y. 
 
 11. I know the thoughts I think towards y. 
 
 Ilos. 5. 1. give ear, for judgment \% towardsy. 
 
 2 C'er. 1. 18. our word towardsy. was not yea 
 7.15. inward affection is more abundant 
 
 9. 8. able to make all grace abound towardsy. 
 
 10.1. but being absent am bold toxoardsy. 
 
 13.4. we shall live by the power of God toxoardsy. 
 
 1 Thess. 3.12. abound in love, as we do toxoardsy. 
 
 To YO \]-xoard. 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 3. which toy .-ward is not weak 
 Eph.3.2. the grace of God given xrte toy.-zvard 
 
 On. or upim YOU. 
 
 Exod. 12. 13. the plague shall not be xipony. 
 
 .12.29. that he may bestow 7/y»«y. a blessing 
 Lev. 10. 7. the anointing oil of the Lord is vpony. 
 Num. 16. 3. they said, ve take too much upoxiy.'i. 
 Deut. 7. 7. the Lord did not set his love xipony. 
 Josh. 23.15. as all good things are come upoxi y. 
 Neh. A. 12. from all places they will be upony. 
 Psal. 129.8. the blessing of the Lord bextpony. 
 Isa.'29. 10. Lord hath poured xipony. spirit of sleep 
 30.18. he may have mercy xipony. Jer. 42. 12. 
 
 Jer.23.2. 1 will visit77jwo«y. the evil of your doings 
 
 40. 3. therefore this thing is come xipony. 
 
 Eiek. 22.21. I will blow xipony. in the fire of my wr. 
 Amos A. 2. that lo,the da vs shall come upim y. 
 Zeph. 2.2. before dav of Lorcl’s anger come upim y. 
 Mat. 2:1. .15. upimy. inay come the righteous blood 
 Luke 11.20. the kingdom of God is mmeupony. 
 
 21. 34. and so that day come 7//7o?i y. unawares 
 24. 49. 1 send the promise of my Father 7/yo7i y. 
 Johxi 12. .15. walk, lest darkness come upon y. 
 
 Acts 1.8. after the Holy Ghost is come upony. 
 
 1 Cor. 7. .‘15. not that 1 may cast a snare xipon y. 
 Gal. 4. 11. lest I bestowed upony. labour in vain 
 Jam. 5. 1. howl for miseries that shall come ony. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 14. the Spirit of God resteth xipoxiy. 
 Eev.2.2A. 1 will put 7/77H7iy. none other burden 
 IVith YOU. 
 
 Gen. .14.16. then we will dwell with y. be one people 
 
 48.21. behold, 1 die, but God shall ha withy. 
 E.rod. 1.1.19. shall carry up my bones hence with y. 
 
 20.22. ye have seen that I have talked withy. 
 
 24. 14. tarry ye here, Aaron and llur are xcithy. 
 
 iNum. 1. 4. xoith y. shall be a man of every tribe 
 
 17. 4. the testimony, where I will meet withy. 
 Dent. 5. 31. and that it may be well xoith y. 
 
 12. 12. no part withy. 1| 20. 4. God goeth withy. 
 
 29. 14. nor xoith y. only do T make this covenant 
 
 Josh.T. 12. neither will 1 be with y. any more 
 Puth2.A, and Hoaz said, the Lord be -.rithy. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 3. let my father and mother be with y. 
 
 23. 21. come again to me, and 1 will go xoith y. 
 
 2 Sam. 16.10. what have 1 to do xoith y. f 19. 22. 
 
 18. 2. 1 will surely go forth withy, myself 
 
 2 Kings 10.2. seeing your master’s sons are xoith y. 
 21. see there be uHth y. none of servants of Lord 
 25.24. and it shall be well withy. Jer. 40. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 18, is not the Lord your God xoith y.? 
 2Chron. 11.8. there are withy, golden calves 
 
 15.2. the Lord is 77 ) 7 V/i y. while ye be with him 
 
 19. 6. for the T.ord, who is xoithy. in the judgment 
 20. 17 . fear not, for the T.ord will be xoithy. 
 
 28.10. are there notH7//(y. even xoithy. sins 
 I'jZiuA. 2. let us build with y. we seek your God 
 Job 42.8. lest 1 deal xoithy. after your folly 
 Jer. 18. 6. cannot I do xoith y. as this potter ? 
 
 42. 11. for 1 am withy, llag. 1. 11. | 2. 4. 
 
 Ezek. 29.30. there will 1 plead y. 36. 
 
 44. know I am T.ord when I have wrought with y. 
 Amos 5. 14. the God of hosts shall be xoith y. 
 
 Zech. 8.23. we will go xoith y. for God is with y. 
 
 374 
 
 Mat. 17 . 17 . O faithless perverse general, how long 
 shall I be withy, f Mark 9. 19. Luke 9. 41. 
 
 26. 11. for ye have the poor always with y. but me 
 ye ha\e not al wa 3 s, 12. 8. 
 
 29 . when T diink itnewir. y. in my Father’s king. 
 28. 2t). I am xoithy. always to the end of the world 
 I.xike 24. 44. 1 spake to you, while 1 was with y. 
 John 7 .13. yet a little while am 1 with y. then 1 go 
 to him that sent me, 12. .15. 1 11. 11. 
 
 14. 9. .Tesus said, have 1 been so long with y. f 
 
 16. Comforter, that he may abide xoithy. forever 
 
 17 . he dwelleth with y. ||25. beiwg present y. 
 
 27 . peace 1 leave with y. |1 16. 4. 1 was withy. 
 
 Acts 18. 14. reason would I should bear with y. 
 
 20. 18. 1 have been with y. at all seasons 
 Rom. 1. 12. 1 may be comforted together withy. 
 
 15. 32. that I may xoith y. be refreshed 
 
 3.1. new tlie God of peace be with y. all. Amen, 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 11. Phil. 4. 9. 
 
 16. 20. the grace of our T.ord .Iesus Christ be withy. 
 
 24. 1 Cor. 16. 23. Phil. 4. 21. Col. 4. 18. 1 Thess. 
 5. 28. 2 'I'hess. 1. 18. 2 Tim. 4. 15. 'Jit. 3. 15. 
 Jleh. 11. 25. 2 .John 3. Rev. 22. 21. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 1. 1 \\a% xoith y. in weakness and in fear 
 4. 8. that we also might reign withy. 
 
 16. 10. see that he may be with y. without fear 
 24. my love be withy, all in Christ Jesus 
 
 2 Cor. 1.21. lie that estahlisheth os xoithy. is God 
 4. 14. shall raise us up and present us with y. 
 
 7 . 3 . ye are in our hearts to die and live with y. 
 
 11. 9. when 1 was present wtr/t y. Gal. A. 18, 20. 
 Phil. 2 . 17 . I joy and rejoice with y. all 
 
 Col. 2. 5. yet am 1 withy, in the spirit, joying 
 2 Thess. 3. 1. word may he glorified, as it is withy. 
 
 16 . Lord of peace give peace, the I^d. be xo. y. all 
 Ileh. 12. 7 . God dealeth xoith y. as with sons 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 14. peace be xoith y. all that are in Christ 
 2P<;f.2.13. spots and blemishes, while they teast w.y. 
 
 YOURS. 
 
 Gen. 45. 20. the good of the land of Fgypt is y. 
 Deut. 11.24. tlie soles of your feet tread shall be y. 
 Josh. 2. 14. the men answered our life tory. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 15. the battle is not y. but God’s 
 
 Jer. 5. 19 . shall serve strangers in laud that is not y. 
 
 Lxtke b. 20. fory. is the kingdom of God 
 
 John 15.20. if kept my saying, they will keepy. also 
 
 1 Cor. 3.21. not glory in men, for all things arey. 22. 
 
 8. 9. lest this liberty ofy. become a stumbling 
 16. 18. for they have refreshed my spirit and y. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 14. for 1 seek not y. but you 
 
 YOUNG. 
 
 Gen. 31. 38. thy she-goats have not cast their y. 
 
 .13. 13. the flocks and herds with y. are with me 
 Exod. 2.1. 26. there shall nothing cast their y. 
 
 I.ev. 22. 28. shall not kill it and her y. both in one day 
 bsut. 22. 6. thou shalt not take the dam with the y. 
 7 . let the dam go and take the y. to thee 
 
 28. 50. which will not shew favour to the y. 
 
 .12. 11. as the eagle fiuttereth over hery. 
 
 2 Sam. 9 . 12. Mephibosiieth had ay. son Micha 
 
 1 Chroxi. 22. 5. Solomon my son is y. 29. 1. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 7. when Rehoboam was y. and tender 
 14 . .1. losiab, while lie was yety. began to seek God 
 Psal. 78.71. from following ewes great with y. 
 
 84. . 1 . swallow a nest, where she may lay hery. 
 ha. 40. 11 . shall gently lead those that are with y. 
 Jer. 11 . 12. shall flow together for the y. of the flock 
 Rzek. 17 . 4 . cropped off the top of his y. twigs, 22. 
 Mark"!. 25. whosey. daughter had an unclean spirit 
 John2l. 18. wheny. thou girdedst thyself 
 
 See Old. 
 
 YOUNG ass. or asses. 
 
 Isa. .10. 6. carry riches on the shoulders ot y. asses 
 24. they, shall eat clean provender 
 John 12. 14, when he found a y. ass sat thereon 
 See Bullock. 
 
 YOUNG bullocks. 
 
 Num.2S. 11. shall offer two y. bullocks, 19. 27. 
 Ezra 6. 9. give what tiiey need, both y. bullocks 
 YOUNG calf. 
 
 Lev. 9 . 2. take thee a y. calf for a sin offering 
 See Child, Children. 
 
 YOUNG cow. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 21. that a man shall nourish a y. cow 
 YOVUCt dromedaries. 
 
 Esth. 8.10. he sent letters by riders on y. dromedaries 
 YOUNG eagles. 
 
 Prov. 30. 17 . and tlie y. eagles sliall eat it 
 YOUNG hart. 
 
 Cant. 2. 9 . mv beloved is like ay. hart, 17-18. 14. 
 
 Nee Lion, T.ion.s, Man, Men. 
 
 YOUNG one. 
 
 Deut. 28. 57 . her eye shall be evil toward hery. one 
 Zech. 11. 16. neither shall seek tliey. one, nor heal 
 YOUNG ones. 
 
 Deut. 22. 6. whether they be y. ones or eggs 
 Job .18. 41. when hisy. onesexy to God they wander 
 .19. .1. they bow, they bring forth their y. ones 
 A. their y. ones are in good liking, they grow up 
 16. the ostrich is hardened against hery. ones 
 30. the eagles’ y. ones also suck up blood 
 ha. 11. 7 . their y. ones shall lie down together 
 Lam. A. 3. the sea monsters give suck to their y. ones 
 YOIJNG pigeon. 
 
 Gen. 15. 9- fake me a turtle-dove, and a y. pigeon 
 Lev. 12. 6. bring a y. pigeon for a sin-offering 
 YOTJ N G pigeons. 
 
 Lev. 1. 14. he shall bring his offering of y.pigeoxu 
 5. 7 . if not able to bring a Iamb be shall bring two 
 y. pigeons, 12. 8. I 14. 22, 30. 1 15. 14, 29. 
 Num. 6. 10. Luke 2. 2A. 
 
 11. if he be not able to bring two y. pigeons 
 
 YOUNG 7777 W.f. 
 
 Psal. 147- 9. he giveth food toy. ravens which cry 
 YOUNG roes. 
 
 Cant. 4. 5. thy bieasts are like two y. roes, 7 . 3. 
 YOUNG virgin. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 2. let tliere he sought for my lord a y. v. 
 
 YOUNjG virgins. . . 
 
 .Tudg. 21. 12. there were found 4tl0 y- virgins 
 Esth. 2. 2. let fairy, virgins be sought lor the king 
 3. they may gatlier together all tlie y. virgins 
 
 YOUNG unicorn. 
 
 Psal. 20. 6. Lebanon and .Sirion like ay. uniconi^^^t 
 YOUNG woman. 
 
 Ruth A. 12. Lord shall give thee of this y. womaii^^^ 
 YOUNG women. 
 
 Tit. 2. 4. tliey may teach y. women to be sober 
 YOUNG LR. 
 
 Gen. 9. 24. Noah knew what this y. son had donej^^B 
 
 19. 31. and the first-horn said to the y. 34. 
 
 .‘18. and they, she also bare a sou lien ammi 
 
 25. 2.1. the elder shall serve the y. Rom. 9. 12. 
 
 27- 15. Hebekah put them on .lacob hery. son 
 42. slie sent and called .lacob her y. sou 
 
 29. 16. the name of they, daughter was Rachel 
 
 18. I will serve tliee seven years for the y. 
 
 26. it must not be sevdone to give the y. first 
 
 4.1. 29 . is this your y.^irother ot wlioin ye spake 
 48. 14. Israel laid his right hand on tlie y. T^B 
 
 19 . his y. brother shall be greater than he ’^B 
 
 Judy. 1. 1.1. Caleb’s y. brother took it, .1. y. 
 
 15. 2. is not hery. sister fairer than she t Q 
 
 1 .yam. 14. 49. .'‘iaul’s y. daughter was -Michal B 
 
 1 Chr. 21. .11. cast lotsover-against tlieiry. brethren 
 Joh ;J0. 1. that arey. than I, have me in derision , 
 Ezek. 16. 46. and thy y. sister is .Sodom J 
 
 61. shalt receive Ihy sisters, thine elder and y. 9 
 Euke 15. 12. the y. said, father, give me the |)Ortion * ( 
 
 13. the y. gathered all, and took his journey 
 
 22. 26. he that is greatest, let him lie as tlie y. 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 1. intreat they, men as brethren 
 
 2. the y. women as sisters, with all ()urity _ ’ 
 
 11, they, widows refuse, for when they begin 
 
 14. 1 will therefore that the y. women marry 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. likewise ye y. submit to Uie elder 
 
 YOUNG LSI'. 
 
 Gen. 42.13. the y. is this day with our father, .12. 
 
 15. except youry. brother come, Ci), .*14. 1 44.23,26. 
 
 41. .13. they sat, the y. according to his youth 
 
 44.2. put silverciip in the sack’s mouth ot the y. 
 
 12. he began at the eldest, and left off at the y. 
 
 Josh. 0. 26. in his y. son set up gates, 1 Kings I 6 . 34. 
 Judg. 9. 5. yet .lothain the y. son was left 
 
 1 Sam. 16 . 11. he said, thei e remains yet the y. | 
 
 17 . 14. David wasy. the eldest followed .Saul 1 
 
 2 Chron. 21. 17- none left save iehoahaz the y. , 
 
 22. 1. made Ahaziah his y. son king in his stead ' 
 
 YOUlll. 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. the imagination is evil from his y. t 
 
 4.1. .‘13. and the youngest according to hisy. I 
 
 46. 34. about cattle, from our y. everi till now 
 
 Lev. 22. 1.1. in her father'sliouse, as in hery. i 
 
 Num. .‘10. 3. being in her father’s house, in hery. 76. |l 
 Judg.Q.20. they, drew notaswoni, becauseyetay. 1 ; 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 33. thou but ay. he a man of war fromy. 1 ; 
 
 42. for he was but ay. || 55. whose son is this y. .■* t 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 7 . tlie evil that befell thee from thy y. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 12. but 1 fear the I /ird from my y. 
 
 Job 1.1. 26. to possess the iniquities of iny y. , 
 
 20. 11. his bones are full of the sin of bis y. , 
 
 29 . 4. as 1 was in days of my y. when secret of God 
 .10.12. on my right band rise the y. they push away j 
 .11. 18. from my y. he was brought up with me 
 
 .1.1. 25. he shall retu^i to the da> s of Ids y. 
 
 .16. 14. hypocrites die iny. and their life is unclean j 
 Psal. 25. 7- remember not the sins of my y. 
 
 71 . 5 . O Lord, thou art my trust from my y. 
 
 17 . G God, thou hast taught me from my y. 
 
 88. 15. 1 am attiicted, aim ready to die from my y. \ 
 
 89. 45. the days of hisy. hast thou shortened 
 
 10.1. 5. so that thy y. is renewed like tlie eagle’s 
 110. .1. from morning, thou hast the dew of thy y. 
 
 127 . 4. as arrows, so are the children of tliy y. 
 
 129 . 1. they have afflicted me IVoin my y. 
 
 144. 12. that our sons he as plants grown up iny. 1 
 Prov. 2. 17 . which forsaketh the guide of her y. 
 
 5.18. and rejoice with tlie wife of thy y. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 9 . rejoice, f) young man, in thy y. 
 
 10. for childhood and y. are vanity 
 12. 1. remember thy Creator in the days of thy y. 
 
 Isa. 47 . 12. wherein thou hast lalioured from thy y. \. 
 
 15. thy merchants from thy y. shall w anuer 
 54. 4. thou shalt forget the shame of thy y. 
 
 6. for the T,ord hathcalled thee as a wite ofy. 
 
 Jer. 2. 2. I remember the kindne^ of thy y. 
 
 3. 4. my F'ather, thou art the guide of my y. 
 
 24. devoured the labour ot our fathers troin oury. 
 
 25. we and oiir fathers from our y. have sinned 
 22. 21. this hath been thy maimer from Ihy y. 
 
 .11. 19. 1 did bear the reproach ofmy y. 
 
 32. .10. haveonlv done evil before me tiom theiry. 
 
 48. 11. Moab hath been at ease from hisy. 
 
 Lam. 3. 27 . it is good that he bear the yoke in hisy. 
 Ezek. 4. 14. my soul not been iiolluted from my y. 
 
 16. 22. thoii hast not remembei ed days of thy y. 43. i 
 60. T will remember my covenant in davsof thyy. 
 
 2.1. .1. thev committed whoredoms in theiry. 
 
 8. for in'hery. they lay with her and bruised 
 19 . call to remembrance the days of hery. 21. 
 
 Jie'f. 2. 15. she shall sing there as in the tiaysof hery. 
 Joell. 8. lament as virgin for the husband of hery. 
 Z.ech.\3. 5. man taught ir.e to keep cattle from my y. 
 Mai. 2. 14. between thee and the wife of thy y. 
 
 15. let none deal treacherously ag. wife of hisy. 
 
 Mat. 19 . 20. all these ha'e 1 kept from m\ y. what 
 lack 1 yetr Mark 10.20. Luke 18. 21. 
 Acts26. 4. my manner of life from my y. know all 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. let no man despise thy y. bean exanip. 
 
 YOUl US. 
 
 Prov. 7 . 7 . 1 discernetl among they, a young man 
 
 void of understanding 
 
 Isa. 40. 30. even the v. shall faint and be weary 
 YOUrilFUL. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. flee also y. lusts, but follow faith 
 
 z. 
 
 ZEAL 
 
 Is a mixed passion, composed of grief and anger, 
 fervent love and desire; for what a man loves 
 earnestly, he is careful to see it hoxioured, and 
 grieved when it is dishonoured. Phinehas is ' 
 
ZE A 
 
 ZE A 
 
 ZE A 
 
 I 
 
 €Mnmendedfor having erpressed wu/cZ/zeal against 
 those wicked persons that violated the law of the 
 \jLord,iiwn. ~5. 11, 1;?. /hid in Psal. 69. 9. the 
 * Psalmist says, I he zeal of thine house hath eaten 
 me lip: “ My earnest desire to have all things 
 duly ordered ahout thy worship, and my just dis¬ 
 pleasure and indignation at all abuses therein, 
 have overcome me, hove wasted my natural mois¬ 
 ture and vital spirits." 
 
 Zeal is taken either in good or ill part. There may 
 be an eagerness in pursuing good things, when nei¬ 
 ther the end nor manner of doing it is good, /such 
 Vlas the zeal of Jehu, 2 Kings 10. 16. He was 
 eager in eieiuttng the commands of God, but he 
 did It to be seen of men : Come, see my zeal for 
 the Ixird. Such also was the zeal <>/ those Jews 
 wlwm St. Paul speaks of, Rom. 10. 2. The> have 
 
 H zeal of God, but not according to knowledge. 
 “ They have an earnest desire to maintain the law 
 and worship of Cud instituted by Moses, thinking 
 thereby to promote the glory of God, hut though 
 this be a warm, yet it is a blind zeal: they know 
 not the will of God, or what that righteousness is 
 whereby a person is justified before Cod." 
 
 2 Sam, 21. 2. Saul sought to slay them in his z. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 16. come anti see my z. for the l.ord 
 19. .31. the z. of the Lord shall do this. /'«. 37. -32. 
 Psal. 69. 9. the z. of thy house hath eaten me u|), 
 and reproaches are fallen on me, John 2. 17. 
 119.139. my z. hath consumed me, because enemies 
 Isa. 9. 7. the z. of the Lord will perform this 
 .69. 17. and he was clad with z. as a cloak 
 63. 15. where is thy z. and thy strength ? 
 
 Ezek. 5.13. that 1 the Lord have spoken it in my z. 
 
 Pom. 10.2. T bear record, that they have z. of God' 
 2 CV.7.n. ye a what z. |19. 2. your z. provok. many 
 Phil. .3. 6. concerning z. pcusecuting the church 
 Col. 4. 13. tJiat he hath a great z. tor you 
 ZEALOU.s. 
 
 Kum. 25. 11. while he w.is r. for my sake 
 13. he was z. for his God and made atonement 
 gJrOt 21.20. and they are all z. of the law 
 22.3. Paul was z. towards God, Gal. 1. 14. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 12. as ye are z. of spiritual gifts 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. purify apeculiar people, z. ofgood works 
 
 Rev. 3.19. as many as 1 love, 1 rebuke and chasten; 
 
 he z. therefore and repeat 
 ZEALOU.SLY. 
 
 Gal. 4.17. they z. affect you, but not well 
 lb. it is good to be z. affected in a good thing 
 
 
 
 V 
 
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 575 
 
AN ALPHABETICAL 
 
 TABLE OF THE PROPER NAMES 
 
 IN THE 
 
 OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT; 
 
 TOGETHER WITH THE 
 
 MEANING OR SIGNIFICATION OF THE WORDS IN THEIR ORIGINAL LANGUAGES 
 
 Note,— 
 
 are some Proper Names in this TABLE which are not in 
 tn Scripture. To these, a reference to the Place 
 
 the following Part of the CO'SCO'R'DA'NC^, being seldom mentionett 
 tn tvhtch they are found iV here annexed^ 
 
 ABI 
 
 AARON, signifies lofty, or mountainous; or 
 mountain ot strenifth ; or a teacher, or teaching?. 
 Ihefint high priest of the Jews, the son of Am- 
 ram, brother to Moses. He, at the desire of the 
 people, made a calf, which they worshipped, and 
 thereby committed a great sin. He was, with his 
 sons, anointed and consecrated to the priest'soMce, 
 Lev. 8. 
 
 AAKONITES. 
 
 ■ABADDON, the destroyer, Bev. 9. 11. 
 ■ABAOIHA, tatlier ot the wine-press. 
 
 -ABANA, made of stone, or a building 
 a or passengers. 
 
 ABDA, a servant, or servitude. 
 
 ■ABDI, he is my servant. 
 
 ABDIEL, the servant of God ; or, cloud of the 
 abundance ot God. 
 
 •ABDON, a servant, or cloud of judgment. 
 ■ABED-NEGD, servant of light, Dan. .3. 2.3. 
 ABEL, Adam's second son, signifies vanity, or 
 b'eath, or vapour, Gen. 4. 4. 
 
 r/Vy, signifies, mourning. 
 
 ABEL-BE Iil-MAACHAH, mourning to the 
 house of Maacliah. 
 
 ABEL-MAIM, the mourning of tlie waters: or 
 the valley ot waters. 
 
 ABEL-M I'.HOL/X 11, sorrower mourning of weak¬ 
 ness, er of sickness. 
 
 ABEL-MIZKAIM, the mourning of the Egyp¬ 
 tians, 50. 11. 
 
 ABEL-S1111 1IM, rnourning of the thorns. It 
 Was a city near the river Jordan in the wilderness, 
 Num. .3;}. 49. 
 
 ABEZ, an egg, or muddy. A city in the tribe of 
 Issachar, .Josh. 19. CO. 
 
 father. The mother of //«el 2 a/i ,2 Kings 
 
 io. C. 
 
 my father, or the father of 
 
 the Lord.* 
 
 ABI-ALBON, most intelligent father, or the fa- 
 A V.’ buililing ; or father of injury. 
 ABIAIHAR, excellent father, or father of him 
 that survived, ] .Sam. 22. CO. 
 
 ■ABI B, green fruits, or ears of corn. 
 
 ■A BI DAH, the father ot knowledge, or the know¬ 
 ledge of the lather. Gne of the sons of Midian, 
 Gen. 25. 4. 
 
 ABIDAN, father of judgment, or my father is 
 judge. 
 
 •ABIEL, God my father, or my God the father. 
 
 if e was the father of Kish, 1 Sam. 9. 1. 
 ABIEZEB, father ot help, or help of the father, 
 or my father is my help. 
 
 ABI-EZRITE. 
 
 A BIGAI E, father of joy, or the joy of the father, 
 
 1 ■'iam. 25. 3. 
 
 ABI HAIL, the father of strength, or father of 
 trouble. 
 
 ■^BIHU, he is my father, or his father. 
 
 "B 1.1 AH, the will of the Lord, or the Lord is 
 my father. 
 
 ABI.IA ^I, father of the sea. 
 
 ABILENE, the father of the apartment, or of 
 mourning. A province between Libanns and 
 Antihhanus, whereof JLysanias was tetrarch, 
 Luke 3. I. 
 
 ABIMA EL, a father sent from God, or my father 
 ^mes from God. He was the son of Joktan, 
 Gen. 10 . 28. 
 
 ^“flier of the king, or my father 
 
 the king. 
 
 ABINA DAB, father of willingness ; or my father 
 IS a prince. 
 
 ABI N O AM, father of beauty, or comeliness ; or 
 my father IS beautiful. 
 
 v 5{BAM, a hieh father, or father of fraud. 
 ■"BISHAG, ignorance of the father. 
 
 ABI SH A I, the present of my father, or the father 
 
 ADA 
 
 of the present; otherwise, the father of the sa- 
 crince. or the sacrifice of my father. 
 
 father ot peace, or the peace 
 ot the father; or the recompence of the father. 
 1 A tugs 15. 2. 
 
 ABISHUA, father of salvation, or of magnifi¬ 
 cence, or the salvation of my father, 1 Chr 6 4 
 ABISHUR, the father of the wall, or of upri^ht- 
 A father is upright, 1 Chron. 2 . 28? 
 
 ABll AL, the father ot the dew; or the father 
 of the shadow, according to the Syriac. One of 
 David's wives, 2 Sam. 3. 4. 
 
 ABI i UB, father of goodness, or my father is 
 good, 1 C’Arow. 8. 11 . 
 
 A «f,praise, or glory of my father. 
 
 ABNER, tather of light, or the lamp of the fa- 
 ther, or the son of the father. 
 
 A ! fl'e father of elevation. 
 
 ABRAHAM, the father of a great multitude. 
 TT ^ f command of (,od Abraham went out of 
 Ur of the Chaldees, his native country, into Ca¬ 
 naan, where the Lord promised to give that land 
 to /as seed. Ihe Messiah was promised to be of 
 his family, for in las seed all the families of 
 tn^e earth were to be blessed, Gen. 12 . 3 . Acts 3 . 
 ~o. Gal. 3. 8 . He was circumcised with all his 
 household, and taught his family to keep the com¬ 
 mands of God. His faith was tried in being com¬ 
 manded to offer up his son Isaac ; but the angel 
 oj the Lord stayed lam, and Isaac was exchanged 
 •wtth a ram. Isaac in this matter was an eminent 
 yp^niid figure oj Christ, who in the time appoint¬ 
 ed by God, was to he offered up a sacrifice for the 
 sins of those that believe in him. The spiritual 
 children of faithful Abraham, are those that be¬ 
 lieve in Jesus Christ, and do the works of Abra- 
 7 Jolm 8 . 39. Rom. 4. 16. and 9 . 7. Gal. 3 . 
 
 -^^SALOM, father of peace, or the peace of the 
 
 ACCAD, a vessel, a pitcher; or a sparkle. The 
 where Ntmrod reigned^ Gen, 10 . 10 . 
 
 enclosed, pressed together. 
 
 of blood, l. 19 . 
 ACIIAIA, ^rief, or trouble. 
 
 ■^CIIAICUS, a native of Achaia. 
 
 A^IAN, or ACHAR, he that troubles and 
 bruises. 
 
 ACHBOR, a rat; otherwise, bruising or enclosing 
 the well. He was father of Baal-hanan, the 
 seventh king oj Edom, Gen, 36. .38. 
 
 V preparing, confirming, or revenging. 
 
 AGH LSH, thus it is ; or how is this ? 
 ACHMEl'HA, a city, 
 
 ACHOR, trouble. 
 
 i or bursting of the veil. 
 
 AGHSHAPII, poison, tricks; or one that breaks: 
 
 or, the lip or brim of any thing. 
 
 ACHZIB, liar, lying; or that runs; or that de- 
 J Hy s . 
 
 ADADAII, the witness or testimony of the as¬ 
 sembly. The name of a city, losh. l' 5 . r>o 
 
 ^^‘^sembly. The wife of Lamech, Gen. 
 
 A a L'wd Gen. 36. 2 . 
 
 "le witness of the I/ird. The father 
 of Jedidah mother oj Josiah, 2 Kings 22. 1 . 
 ADALIAII, one that draws water; or iioverty 
 or cloml, vapour, death. One of Haman's sons. 
 Esth. 9 . 8 . 
 
 ADAM, earthy, taken out of red earth. The 
 
 AHI 
 
 ADAMAII, rW earth. 
 -Ml, 
 
 name of the first man, who was made after the 
 1 '^"/^,/"-^ happy estate, but by 
 
 his fall and disobedience broke covenant with God 
 and thereby brought himself and all his posterity 
 into an estate of sin and misery, Rom. 5 . 12 . But 
 our Lord Jesus Christ, the second Adam, is the 
 ^gviour and Redeemer of all that truly believe in 
 him, Mark 16. 16. Acts 4.12. and 16. 31. 
 
 .... A city. Josh. 19. .36. 
 
 ADAMl, my man, red, earthy, human. A city. 
 Josh. 19 . 33. 
 
 ADAH.__high, or eminent. 
 
 ADBEEL, a vapour, a cloud of God ; otherwise, 
 a vexer of God. One of Ishmaelssorus, Gen. Co. 
 
 ADDT, my witness, adorned, passage, prey. 
 ADDON, basis, foundation, the Lord. The name 
 tf a place. Neb. 7 . 61. 
 
 ADl EL, the witness of the T^rd. 1 Chron. 4. .36. 
 ADIN, adorned, or voluptuous, dainty. £,'zra 8 . 6 . 
 ADI'l'IIAlM, assemblies, or testimonies. Josh. 
 15. .36. 
 
 AD lAI, my witness, my ornament. 1 C/ir. 27 . 29 . 
 ADMAH, earthy, red earth. 
 
 ADMATHA, a cloud of death, a mortal vapour. 
 Esth. 1 . 14. 
 
 ADNAH, rest, or testimony eternal. 1 Chr. 12 . 
 
 20 . 
 
 ADONI-BEZEK, the lightning of the Lord, or 
 the Lord of lightning; or the Lord of Eezek ; 
 for he was king of this city. 
 
 ADONl.IAH, the Lord is my master. 
 ADONIKAM, the Lord is raised, or my Lord 
 hath raised me. 
 
 A DON I RAM, my Tprd is most high, or the Lord 
 of might and elevation. 1 Kings 4 . 6 . 
 ADONI-ZEDEK, justice of the Lord, or the 
 I^rd of justice. He was king of Jerusalem, Josh. 
 
 ADORAM, their beauty, their power, or their 
 praise. He was David's tribute-gatherer, 2 Sam. 
 20. 24. 
 
 ADORAIM, strength, or power of the sea. 2 
 Chron. 11.9. 
 
 ADRAMMELECn, the cloak, glory, grandeur, 
 or power of the king. 
 
 ADRAMYTl'lUM, the court of death, the man¬ 
 sion ot death. 
 
 ADRIA, /Ae name of a city, which gives name to 
 the Adriatic sea, now the gulf of Venice. 
 ADULLAM, theii testimony, their prey, or their 
 ornament. 
 
 AG A BUS, a locust, or the feast of the father. 
 AGAG. roof, floor. 
 
 AG AG ITE, of the race of Agag. 
 
 -AGAR. ^eoIIAGAR. 
 
 AGRIPPA, this word is Latin, and signifies one 
 who at his birth causes great pain, who is born 
 with his feet foremost, ager partus. 
 
 AGUR, a stranger, or gathering, or gathered to- 
 gether. 
 
 AHAB, the brother of the father, uncle or father 
 of the brother. 
 
 AHA.SUERUS, prince, head, or cliie*' 
 
 AflAVA, essence, or generation. 
 
 AHAZ, one that takes and possesse.i 
 AIIAZIAH, seizure, possession, ui vision of the 
 Lord. 
 
 All IA IT, brother of the T.ord. 
 
 AHIEZER, brother of assistance. Aprinceofthe 
 tribe of Dan, Niim. 1 . 12 . 
 
 AH LI AH, the same with AIII AH. 
 
 AIIIKAAI, a lirother that raises up. 
 
 AHILUD, a brother born. Hi woe aecretarv to 
 David, 2 .Sam. 8 . 16. 
 
 AIIIMAAZ, brother of the council, or my bro¬ 
 ther is counsellor. 
 
 AHIMAN, a brother prepared, or brother of the 
 
 right hand. 
 
 AH IMELECII, my brother is a king, or the bre* 
 ther of my king. 
 
 AIIIMOITI, brother of death, or mv brother K 
 dead. 1 Chron. 6.‘15. 
 
 ■'^111 NOAM, the beauty and comeliness of the 
 brother, or brother of motion. 
 
 AH 10 , his brother, liis brethren. 
 
 2 P 
 
 577 
 
Proper Names.] ARC 
 
 AIIIRA, brother oF iniquity ; brother 
 
 or coinpanion oF the sheplierd. lie vias chief of 
 the tribe of S'aphtali, Num. 1. 15. 
 AlIiSAMACH, brother oFstrengtli or support, or 
 my brotlier supports me. 
 
 AlllSilAR, brother oF a prince, or brother oF a 
 song. He was steward of Solomon's household, 1 
 Kings 4. 6. 
 
 AHI1 HOPHF.L, brother of ruin or folly. 
 AlllTUB, brother of goodness, or my brother is 
 
 AlllHUD, brother of praise. The prince oj the 
 tribe of Asher, Num. .^4. 27- 
 AULAB, which is of milk, or which is fat ; other¬ 
 wise, brother of the heart. The name of a'city, 
 Judg. 1. 31. 
 
 AHOLAH, his tabernacle, his tent. 
 
 AHOLIAB. the tent or tabernacle of the father. 
 AHOLIBAH, my tent and my tabernacle in her 
 AHOLI BAMAH, my tabernacle is exalted. 
 
 AI, or HAl, mass, or heap. 
 
 AlOTH, the same as Al. 
 
 AJ ALON, a chain ; otherwise, strength, or a stag. 
 
 A LA MM BLECH, God is king. A city. Josh. 
 
 19. 26. . 
 
 ALEXANDER, is a Greek word, and signifies, 
 one that assists men, or one that lielps stoutly ; 
 or one that turns away evil. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA, a cj/y m ^ 
 
 ALLELUIA, praise the Lord, or praise to the 
 I.onl. 
 
 ALLON, an oak, or strong, 1 Chron. 4. .37. 
 ALLON-BACHUTH, tlie oak of weeping. The 
 place where liebekah's nurse was buried, Gen. 
 35. 8. 
 
 Al.MODAD, measure of God, Gen. 10.26. 
 ALPHA, the first letter of the Greek alphabet, 
 marked A. 
 
 ALPHEUS, a thousand ; otherwise, learned, or 
 chief. , , 
 
 AMALEK, a people that licks up, or that takes 
 away all; otherwise, a people that strikes, or that 
 uses ill. 
 
 AM ALEKTTES, jooop/c descended from Amalek. 
 AMANA, integrity- and truth. 
 
 AMARIAH, the Lord says, or the excellency of 
 \jOTd, Zeph.l.l. 
 
 AM ASA, a forgiving people, or sparing the peo¬ 
 ple ; otherwise, the burden of the people. 
 AMAZIAH, the strength of the Lord. 
 
 AMMAH, my people. 
 
 A M MI. the same with AMMAH. 
 AMMI-NADAB, my people i.s liberal, or prince 
 of the people, or a people that vows. 
 AMMIHUD, people, of praise, or praise is with 
 me, Num. 1. 10. 
 
 AMMISHADDAI, the people of the Almighty, 
 or the Almighty is w ith me, Num. 1. 12. 
 AMMON, a people, or the son of my people. 
 -rAMMON 11 ES, a people that descended of Ben- 
 amm\, son of Lot by his youngest daughter. 
 AMNON, faithful and true; otherwise, foster- 
 father, or tutor ; or, son of the mother. 
 
 AMON, faithful, true. 
 
 AMOR 11'E, bitter, a rebel; otherwise, a babbler 
 or prater. 
 
 AMOS, loading, weighty. 
 
 AMOZ, strong, robust. 
 
 AMPHIPOLIS, a city encompassed by the sea. 
 AMPLIAS, large, extensive. A Latin word. 
 AMRA.M,an exalted people ; or their sheaves, or 
 handfuls of corn. 
 
 AMRAPHEL, one that speaks of hidden things; 
 
 or one that speaks of judgment, or of ruin. 
 
 AN AH, one who answ-ers, or who sings; other¬ 
 wise, y>oov. or afflicted. 
 
 AN AK, a collar, or ornament. 
 
 AN AKIMS. 
 
 AN AMMELECH, answ-er, or song of the king and 
 counci 1. 
 
 AN AN IAS, the cloud of the Lord. 
 
 ANALHOTH, answer, song; or, affliction, po 
 vert 3 '. 
 
 AN DREW, a stout and strong man. A Greek word 
 ANDRONICUS, a man excellin,g others, a vie 
 torious man. Greek. 
 
 AN F R, answer, song, affliction, of light. 
 
 ANNA, gracious, merciful. 
 
 ANNAS, one that answers, that afflicts and hum¬ 
 bles, or gracious, merciful. A high-priest who 
 .sent Christ bound to Caiaphas his father-in-law. 
 ANTICH R.lS i',an adversary to Christ. 
 ANTIOCH, for or instead of a ctiariot; or equal 
 in speed with a chariot. 
 
 AN IIPAS, for all, or against all. One of the 
 martyrs slain by the people of Pergamus, Rev 
 '2.13. 
 
 ANTIPATRIS, for, or again.st the father. 
 APELLES, a Greek word, from the verb arreXXoi 
 I exclude, 1 separate. 
 
 APHEK, a stream, a rapid torrent; or strength 
 visrour. 
 
 APPOLLONIA, perdition, destruction. 
 APOLLOS, one that destroys and lays waste. 
 APOLLYON, one that exterminates or destroys 
 APPHIA, that produces, oris fruitful. Philem.^ 
 APPII-FORUM, a town so called from Appius 
 Claudius, whose statue was erected there. 
 
 AQUI LA. an eagle. Latin. 
 
 AR, awaking, watching, evacuation, uncovering. 
 ARABIA, evening, or a place wild and desert 
 or hostages, ravens ; orr/rf o/jo, mixtures ; because 
 this country was inhabited by different kinds of 
 people. 
 
 ARABIAN. , . 
 
 ARAM, highness, magnificence ; otherwise, one 
 that deceives, or their curse. ARAM signifies 
 Syria in Gen. 2.2, 21. and elsewhere. 
 
 ARARAT, the curse of trembling. 
 
 ARAUNAH, ark. song, joyful cry, curse. 
 ARBA, the city of the four. . ^ , 
 
 ARCH BLAUS, the prince of the people. Greek, 
 
 578 
 
 BAA 
 
 ARCHIPPUS, a governor of horses, or master of 
 the horse. Greek. 
 
 A RCrURUS, a gathering together. 
 
 AR D, one that commands, or he that descends. 
 
 A son of Beniamin, Gen. 46. 21. 
 
 ARE LI, the liL’ht or vision of God. Gen. 46.16. 
 AREOPAGl'lE, belonging to the council called 
 Areopagus. 
 
 AREOPAGUS, the hill of Mars; a place where 
 the magistrates of Athens held their supreme 
 council; from upetos. Mars, and wayos, a 
 
 hill. . ., , , 
 
 ARETAS, one that is agreeable, that pleases, 
 that is virtuous. , . , r 
 
 ARGOB, a turf of earth, or fat land, or curse of 
 the well. 
 
 ARIEL, the altar, light, or lion of God. 
 ARIMATHEA, a lion dead to the Lord; or the 
 light of the death of the Lord ; or simply Ra- 
 math, or Ramah, a city where .'Samuel dwelt, 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 19. 
 
 ARIOCH, long, great, tall; or your drunken¬ 
 ness ; or your lion. 
 
 ARISTARCHUS, a good prince, the best prince. 
 Greek. 
 
 ARISTOBULUS, a good counsellor, good ad¬ 
 vice. Greek. 
 
 ARMAGEDDON, the mountain of TMegiddo, or 
 the mountain of the gospel; otherwise., the moun¬ 
 tain of Fruits, or of apples. 
 
 ARMEN lA, a province which is supposed to take 
 its name from Aram. 
 
 ARNON, rejoicing, or leaping for joy ; or their 
 chest or ark. 
 
 AROER, heath, tamarisk; or the nakedness of 
 the skin ; or nakedness of the watch, or ot the 
 enemy. 
 
 ARP AD, the light of redemption; or that lies 
 down, that makes his bed. 
 
 ARPHAXAD, one that heals; or one that re¬ 
 leases. 
 
 ARTAXERXES, in Hebrew, Artachsasta, the 
 silence of light, or light that imposes silence ; 
 otherwise joy, that is in haste. A Persian name. 
 
 A R'lEMA'S, whole, sound, or without fault. 
 
 A.SA, physician, or cure. 
 
 ASAHEL, the work or creature of God. 
 
 ASA 1 AH, the Lord hath wrought; or a creature 
 of the Lord. 
 
 ASAPH, one that assembles together; or one that 
 finishes and completes. 
 
 ASEN ATH, peril, or misfortune. 
 
 ASHDOD, inclination, leaning; or a wild open 
 place; or pillage, theft. 
 
 ASHER, ble.ssedness, or happiness. 
 
 ASHIMA, crime ; or position ; or fire of the sea 
 The name of an idol, 2 Kings 17. 30. 
 ASHKENAZ, a fire that distils or spreads. One 
 of the sons of Gomer, Gen. 10. 3. 
 
 ASHTARO'I H, flocks, the sheep, or riches. 
 ASHUR, one that is happy, that walks on pros¬ 
 perously. 
 
 ASIA, muddy, boggy, 
 
 A.SKELON, weight, or balance ; or fire of 
 famy. 
 
 ASNAPPER, unhappiness, misfortune of 
 bull or calf ; or fruitless, or increase 
 danger. 
 
 ASSIR, prisoner, fettered, 1 Chron. .3. 17. 
 ASSOS, approaching, coming near to. Acts 20.13, 
 ASSYRIA. 
 
 A.SSYRIAN. 
 
 ASYNCRITUS, incomparable. 
 
 ATAD, a thorn. 
 
 ATHALIAH, the time of the Lord. 
 ATHENIANS, inhabitants of Athens. 
 ATHENS, so called from Athene, or Athenaia, 
 Minerva. 
 
 ATTALIA, that increases or sends. 
 
 AVEN, iniquity, force, riches. 
 
 AUGU.S ills, increased, augmented; or royal, 
 majestic. , ' r . -r , 
 
 AZAR 1 AH, assistance, or help of the Lord ; or 
 he that hears the Lord, or whom the Lord hears. 
 AZEK AH, strength of walls. 
 
 AZGAD, a strong army, or the strength of 
 troop ; otherwise, a gang ot robbers, or a troop of 
 soldiers. Ezra 2. 12. 
 
 AZNO I H-l ABOR, the ears of Tabor ; or the 
 ears of choice, purity-, contrition. Josh. 19. 34. 
 AZtiTUS, the same as ASHDOD, pillage, theft 
 Acts 8; 40. 
 
 AZUR, he that assists, or he that is assisted. Jer 
 28. 1. 
 
 the 
 
 of 
 
 B. 
 
 BAAL, he that rules and subdues; or master 
 lord, or husband. 
 
 BA A LA H, her idol ; or she that is governed or 
 sulxlued, a spouse. A city. Josh. 15.9. 
 
 BAAL-BERI IH, idol of the covenant; or he 
 that possesses, or subdues the covenant. 
 
 BAAL-GAD, the idol of the troop, ot the army 
 or of felicity ; otlterwise, tlie Lord is master ot 
 file troop, .fosh. 11. 17 . 
 
 BAAL-HAMON, one that possesses or rules 
 multitude; a populous place. 
 
 BAAL-HERMON, the possessor of destruction 
 or of a tiling cursed, devoted, or consecrated to 
 God. It is a mmintain, Judg. 3. .3. 
 
 BA ALL my idol, master, .n lord over me. 
 
 BAAT.IM, idols, masters, false go<ls. 
 
 BAAI.LS, a rejoicing, or proud lord. 
 
 BAAL-MEON, the idol, the master of the house 
 
 BAAL-PEOR, master of the opening. . . 
 
 BAAL-PERAZIM, master, or god of divisions 
 or he that possesses and enjoys divisions and dis 
 sipations. , . , . , . 
 
 BA AL-SHA LISH A, the third idol, the third hus 
 band ; or that governs or presides over three. 
 
 BET 
 
 BA ATy-TAMAR,'master of the palm-tree. 
 BAaL-ZEBUB, the master of flies. 
 
 BA AL-ZEPHON, the idol, or possession of the 
 north ; or hidden, secret. 
 
 BAANAH, in the answer, in affliction. 
 
 BA ASHAH, in the work, or in the compression ; 
 or he that seeks and demands, or who lays 
 waste. 
 
 BABEL, confusion, or mixture. 
 
 BABY LON, the same with BABEL. 
 BABYLONIANS. 
 
 BABYLONISH. 
 
 BACA, mulberry-free. 
 
 BA H U R IM, choice,-warlike, valiant. 
 
 BAJ 1 Til, a house. 
 
 BALAAM, the old age or ancient of the people, 
 or their destruction ; or, without the people. 
 BALAK, who lays waste and destroys ; or who 
 licks and laps. 
 
 BAMAH, an eminence, or high place. 
 BARABBA.S, son of the father, or of the master, 
 or the son of confusion and shame. 
 
 BARACHEL, who blesses God, who bends the 
 knee before God. The father of Elihn, Job 
 32. 2. 
 
 BAItACHIAS, the same with BARACHEL. 
 BARAK, thunder, or in vain. 
 
 BAR-.IESU.S, son of Je.ius, or Joshua. 
 
 BAR-JON A, the son of Jona,or of a dove. 
 BARNABAS, the son of the prophet, or of con¬ 
 solation. 
 
 BA R SAB AS, son of return, or of conversion ; or 
 son of rest, or son of swearing. 
 BARTHOLOMEW, a son that suspends tlie 
 waters. 
 
 BA R'l IMEUS, the son of Timeus, or of the per¬ 
 fect and honourable. 
 
 BARUCH, who is blessed, who bends the knee. 
 BA RZILLAI, made of iron ; or the son ot con¬ 
 tempt. 
 
 BASHAN, in the tooth, or in the ivory;' other- 
 wi.se. in the change, or the sleep. 
 BA.SHEMATH, perfumed ; or confusion of 
 death ; otherwise, in desolation. 
 BATH-SHEBA, the seventh daughter, or the 
 daughter of an oath. 
 
 BEDAD, alone, solitary ; or in friendship, m the 
 bosom, or the nipple, lie was father oJ Hadad, 
 Gen. .36. 35. 
 
 BEDAN,only; or in the judgment; or accord¬ 
 ing to judgment. _ _ 
 
 BEEL-ZEBUB, the same with BAAL-ZEBUB. 
 BEER, a well. The name of a city, Num. 
 2). 16. , 
 BEER-LATIAI-ROI, the well of him that liveth 
 and seeth me. Gen. 16. 14. 
 
 BEER-SH EB A, the well, or fountain of an oath ; 
 otherwise, the seventh well, or tlie well of 
 satiety. 
 
 BEKAli. half a shekel. 
 
 BEL, ancient; or nothing, vain, or what is sub¬ 
 ject to change. The name of anidol. 
 
 BELIAL, wicked, or the devil. 
 
 BELSHAZZAR, master of die treasure, or who 
 lavs up treasures in secret. 
 
 BELTESHAZZAR, who lays up treasures in 
 secret; or he that secretly endures pain ani 
 pressure. 
 
 BENAIAH, son of the Lord; or, the under¬ 
 standing of the Lord ; or the Lord's building. 
 BEN A.MMl, the son of my people. 
 BEN-TIADAD, the son of Hadad, or of noise, 
 clamour, crv. 
 
 BENJA.\ilN, the son of the right hand. 
 
 BEN J A MU E. 
 
 BEN ON I, son of my grief, pain, sorrow. 
 
 BEOR, burning; otherwise, foolish, mad, beast. 
 BER ACHAH, blessing, or bending ot the knee. 
 BER EA, heavy, weighty ',from /Sapos, weight. 
 BERITH, covenant. 
 
 BERNICE, one that brings victory. 
 
 BESOR, glad news, or incarnation. 
 
 BE'r.AH, confidence. .(4 ci/y, 2 Sam. 8. 8. 
 
 BETH ABA R A, the house of passage, or house 
 of anger. , _. . 
 
 BETHANY, the house of song, or of affliction; 
 otherwise, the house of obedience, or the house 
 of the grace of the Ixird. - . . 
 
 BETH-AVEN, the house of vanity, of iniquity, 
 of trouble, of strength. 
 
 BETH-Bl REl, the house of my Creator ; or the 
 temple of my Creator. 1 Chr. 4. 31. 
 BE'rH-CAR, the house of the lamb^, or the 
 house of knowledge. A city, 1 Sam. 7. H. 
 BETH-DAGON, the house ot corn; or the habi¬ 
 tation of the fish ; or the temple ot the god Dagoii. 
 Tosh 10. w7* 
 
 BE fli-DIBLATHAlM, the house of dry figs. 
 BE'l'H-ET., the house of God. 
 
 RETHELITE. , . • .u . .i 
 
 BETHER, division; ot/ierx-ifo, in the turtle, or 
 in the trial, or perquisition. 
 
 BETHESDA, the house of effusion; or the 
 house of pity, or meicy. 
 
 BE fH-EZEl . a neighbour s bouse. 
 BETH-GAMUL, the house of recompence, or of 
 the weaned; or the house of the camel. 
 BETH-HACCEREM, the house of the vme- 
 vard. „ , 
 
 B'El H-HORON, the house of wrath ; or the 
 house of the hole, or of the cave, or oi lihertv-. 
 BEl H-LEHE.M, the house of bread, or the 
 house of war. 
 
 BF.IH-I.EHEM-EPHRATAH. 
 
 BETH-LEHEM-JUDAH. 
 
 BETH-LEHEMI I E. 
 
 BE TH-PEOR, the house of gaping or opening. 
 BE'J'HPHAGE. the house of the mouth, or the 
 drain of the valleys ; or, the house of early figs. 
 BEl HS A IDA, the house of fruits, or of food, of 
 of hunters, or of snares. 
 
 BEITI-SHAN, the house of tlie tooth, or 01 
 
CHE 
 
 ivory ; or the house of change; or the dwelling 
 of sleep. 
 
 BRTH-SHEMESII, the house of the sun ; or the 
 house of service, or of ministry. 
 
 BE rilUEL, filiation of God. 
 
 BEULAH, married. 
 
 BRZALEEL, in the shadow of God. 
 
 BEZEL., lightning; or in the chains or fetters. 
 
 BlCHlti, first-born, or first-fruits; otherwise, in 
 the ram, or the sheep. 
 
 BlUKAR, in compunction, or in sharp pain, in 
 the wound. 
 
 BlGTHAN, giving meat, Esth. 2. Cl. called also 
 Bigthana, chap. 6. 2. 
 
 BILDAU, old friendship, or old love. 
 
 BlLlIAH, who is old, troubled, or confused ; or 
 which spreads itself. 
 
 BIRSHA, in evil; or son that beholds. Gen 
 14. 2. 
 
 -BIIIII AH, daughter of the Lord. 1 Ckron 
 4. 18. 
 
 . BiniROiN', division ; or in his examination ; or 
 daughter of the song ; or t'le habitation of the 
 song, or of anger, or of liberty. 
 
 BITHYNIA, violent precipitation, from the 
 Greek word j3ca, violence, and the v^rb Ovvu>, I 
 make haste. 
 
 BLASTUS, one that sprouts and brings forth. 
 
 BOAN LRGES, the sons of thunder, James and 
 John the sons of Zebedee. 
 
 BOAZ, or BGOZ, in strength, or in the goat. 
 
 BOCHIM, the place of weeping, or of mourners, 
 or of mulberry trees. 
 
 BOZEZ, mud, bog; or in him the flower. The 
 name of a rock, 1 Sam. 14. 4. 
 
 'BOZRAH, in tribulation or distress. 
 
 BUL, chanseable, perishing. The name of a month. 
 
 BU/, despised, or plundered. 
 
 BUZ I, my contempt. 
 
 BUZITE, a descendant from Buz. 
 
 C. 
 
 CABUL, displeasing, or dirty. 
 
 ■GAIAPHAS, a searcher; or he that seeks with 
 diliirence. 
 
 CAIN, possession, or possessed. 
 
 CAIN AN, possessor or purchaser; or one that 
 laments ; or the builder of a nest. 
 
 CALAIl, favourable, opportunity ; or as the ver¬ 
 dure, or green fruit. A city, Gen. 10. 12. 
 
 CA l.EB, a dog, or a crow, o; a basket; or as the 
 heart. 
 
 CA LRB-EPHRATAII, a place so called by a 
 'conjunction of the names Caleb arid his wife 
 Ephratah. See EPJIHA I'AIi. 
 
 CALNEH, our consummation, or all we; or as 
 murmuring. 
 
 CA LN O, our consummation ; according to others, 
 altogether himself. 
 
 CAIA'ARY, the place of a scull. 
 
 CAMON, his resurrection. 
 
 CANA, zeal, or emulation ; otherwise, possession, 
 lamentation, the nest, cane, or staff. 
 
 CANAAN, a merchant, a trader. He was the 
 son of Ham, and gave name to the land of 
 Canaan. The Canaanites were a wicked peo- 
 peopfe, for they descended from a wicked father, 
 Gen. 13. 7. 
 
 CAN AANITE. 
 
 CANDACE, who possesses contrition; or pure 
 possession. 
 
 CAPERNAUM, the field of repentance, or city 
 of comfort ; otherwise, the propitiation of the 
 penitent; or the town of pleasure, the handsome 
 Cit3’. 
 
 CAPITTOP, a sphere, a buckle, a hand, a palm, 
 doves, or those that seek and inquire. 
 CAPPADOCIA, in Hebrew, CAPHTOR, a)/^^c4 
 see. 
 
 CA RCAS, the covering of a lamb ; or the lamb of 
 the throne, Esth. 1. U). 
 
 CAUCHEMISH, a lamb, as taken asvay, with¬ 
 drawn, or carried off. 
 
 CARMEL, a circumcised lamb; otherwise, har¬ 
 vest, full ears of com, vineyard of God, excel¬ 
 lent vineyard. 
 
 CARiV^LITE. 
 
 CARYn, my vineyard ; or the knowledge of the 
 waters ; or the lamb of the waters. 
 
 CA RPU.S, fruit, or fruitful. Greek. 
 
 CASIPHIA, money, or covetousness. 
 
 CEDRON, black, or sad. 
 
 CENCHREA, millet, small pulse, 
 
 CEPHA.S, a rock or stone. 
 
 CE.SAR, a Latin name, from the word T cut, 
 because he was cut out of Ins mother's womb ; or 
 from the word Caesaries, a head of hair, which he 
 is said to he born with. 
 
 CESAR EA, a bush of hair. 
 
 CIIAI.COL, who nourishes, consumes, and sus¬ 
 tains the whole. 
 
 CHALDEA, as demons, or as robbers, or beasts, 
 or fields. 
 
 CHALDEAN. 
 
 CHALDEES. 
 
 CHARRAN, a singing, or calling out, or the heat 
 ^of wrath. 
 
 CIIfiHAR, strength, or power. Esek. 10. 15, 20. 
 CIIEDORLAOMER, as a generation of servi¬ 
 tude; otherwise, the roundness of the sheaf, 
 Gen. 14. 4. 
 
 C|iEMARIM.S, the name of EaaVs priests. 
 CHEMOSn, as handling or stroking, or as with¬ 
 drawing or taking away. 
 
 CHEN AN lA, preparation, or disposition or 
 strength, or rectitude of the Lord. 
 
 CEIERETIIIMS, who cuts, who tears away and 
 exterminates. 
 
 CHERETHITES. See_ CIT ERETIIIMS. 
 CHERIIH, cutting, piercing, slaying. 
 
 or 
 
 DIO 
 
 CHESED, as a devil, or as a destroyer, or as a 
 breeist or nipp'e, Gen. 22. 22. 
 
 CH1 l.EAB, totality of the father, or the perfection 
 of the father, 2 Sam. .3. .3. 
 
 CHILION, finished, complete, perfect. 
 
 CHILMAD, as teaching or learning. 
 
 CH IMHAM. as they, or like to them. 
 
 CHIOS, open, or opening. 
 
 CHISLEU, rashness, confidence, the flanks, 
 
 CHl'l'TlM, those that bruise; or gold; or stain¬ 
 ing or dying. 
 
 CHIUN,' an Egyptian god, whom some think to be 
 Saturn. 
 
 CHLOE, green herb. 
 
 CHORAZIN, the secret, or here is a mystery. 
 
 CHU.SHAN-RISHA I'HAIM, Ethiopian ; 
 blackness of iniquities. 
 
 CHUZA, the seer, or prophet; or Ethiopian. 
 The husband of .Ioanna. 
 
 CILICIA, which rolls or overturns. 
 
 CLAUDA, a broken voice, a lamentable voice. 
 It is an island. Acts 27. 16. 
 
 CI.AUDIA, lame, 2 Tim. 4. 21. 
 
 CLEMENT, mild, good, modest, merciful. Phil. 
 4. 3. 
 
 CLEOPHAS, the whole glory; or glory alto¬ 
 gether. 
 
 COLOSSE, punishment, correction; from the 
 word KoXa^to, I punish. 
 
 CON I AH, the strength, or stability of the Lord 
 
 CORINTH, which is satisfied, or ornament, or 
 beauty. 
 
 CORINd'HIANS. 
 
 CORNELIUS, of an horn. Or uepn^io?, as if 
 were KepM rov the beam of the sun. 
 
 Having a vision, he .sent for Peter, who first 
 preached the gospel to the Gentiles, Acts 10. 
 
 COZHI, a liar ; or as sliding away. 
 
 CR ESCENS, growing, increasing. 
 
 CRETE, carnal, fleshly. 
 
 CRETES. 
 
 C RE IT A NS. 
 
 CRISP US, curled. 
 
 CITSH, Ethiopians. or black. 
 
 CUSH AN, Ethiopia, black, blackness, heat. 
 
 CUSH I, the same. 
 
 C YP R Us, fair, or fairness. 
 
 CYRENE, a wall, or coldness, or meeting, or a 
 floor. 
 
 CY R ENI.ANS, people of Gyrene. 
 
 CYRENIUS, who governs. 
 
 CYRUS, as miserable, or as heir; or the belly. 
 
 ELI CPkoper Names. 
 
 pifer’s foster-child :/rom 3jor, of Jupiter, and 
 
 or a fisher- 
 
 Tpe^or, a foster-child. 
 DOEG, who acts with 
 
 D. 
 
 DABB ASHETH, flowing with honey; or causing 
 
 infamy. 
 
 DA BEK ATH, word, thing ; or a bee; or submis¬ 
 sive and obedient. 
 
 DAGON, corn ■, or a fish. 
 
 DA LMAN U ITI A, a bucket; or exhaustion, lean¬ 
 ness, branch. A country, Mark 8. 10. 
 
 DALMA I lA,deceitful lamps, or vain brightness. 
 DAMARI.S, a little woman. 
 
 DAMASCUS, a sack full of blood ; or, similitude 
 of burning, or of the kiss, or of the pot. 
 
 DAN , judgment, or he that judges. 
 
 DANIEL, judgment of God; or God is my 
 judge. A prophet descended from the royal fa¬ 
 mily of David, who was carried captive to Baby¬ 
 lon when he was very young. He interpreted 
 Nebuchadnezzar's dreams, was cast into the lions' 
 den and saved, but his adversaries were devoured. 
 He was favoured wrth the vision of the four beasts, 
 arid of the ram and he-goat; Gabriel informeth 
 him of the seventy weeks, which is a famous 
 prophecy of the time of the coming of the great 
 Messiah. 
 
 DARA, generation, or house of the shepherd, or 
 of the companion ; or race of wickedness, 1 
 Citron. 2. 6. 
 
 Darius, he that inquires and informs himself. 
 
 The king of the Medes, Dan. 5. .31. 
 
 Hath AN, laws, or rites. 
 
 David, beloved, dear. The son of Jesse, the 
 king of Judah and Israel, who was a great type 
 of the Messiah, the king aad spiritual head of his 
 church. It is taken for Christ himself, who was 
 descended of the family of David, Jer. 30. 0 
 Ezek. .34. 2.3. and .37. 24, 25. 
 
 Deborah, a word, or a bee. 
 
 DECAPOLIS, a Greek word compounded of two 
 others, of SeKa, ten, and rroXif, a city, because 
 this country contained ten cities. 
 
 DEDAN, their breasts, or their friendship, 
 their uncle ; or a judge. 
 
 DE.DAN IM, the descendants of Dedan. 
 DELILAH, poor, small, or head of hair; 
 bucket. 
 
 DEMAS, popular. 
 
 DEMETRIUS, belonging to Ceres, or to corn, 
 DERBE, a sting. 'I'he name of a city. Acts 14. 
 DEUEL, the knowledge, or science of God, Num. 
 1. 14. 
 
 DIANA, the Latin word may signify luminous. 
 
 The Greek word hpreuis signifies perfect. 
 
 DI BON, understanding, abundance of knowledge, 
 or of building. 
 
 DIBON-GAD, abundance of sons happ 3 ’ anrl 
 powerful ; or happy, or great understanding, or 
 edifice. 
 
 DIDYMUS, a twin. 
 
 DIMON, where it is red. 
 
 DINA H, judgment, or who judges. 
 DINHABAH, his judgment in her, or she gives 
 judgment; or w ho gives judgment. Gen. .36. 
 .32. 
 
 D1 ONYSTUS, divinely touched \from 3io?, divine, 
 and vow, I strike. 
 
 DIOTREPIIES, nourished by Jupiter, or Ju- 
 
 utieasiness 
 
 man. 
 
 DOR, generation, or habitation. 
 
 DO RCA.S, the. female of a roe-buck. Greek. 
 DG'I HAN, the law, or custom. 
 
 DRUSl LLA, watered by the dew, from Spoaor 
 the dew. 
 
 DUMAH, silence, or resemblance. 
 
 DU RAH, generation, or habitation. 
 
 E. 
 
 or 
 
 6. 
 
 Ihe passover, a feast of the Jews. 
 Jins word is not properly translated, for >» 
 the original. Acts 12. 4. it is to naxa, which 
 signifies the pass-over; which was a yearly 
 feast among the Jews, established in commemo¬ 
 ration of the coming forth out of Egypt, and 
 oj the angel's passing by and sparing the houses 
 oj the Israelites nninkled with blood, when the 
 first-born of the Egyptians were slain. I'.aster 
 was a goddess of the Aarons, in honour of which 
 sacrifices^ were offered about that time of the 
 year. Ihe word Easter seems not to have been 
 properly used in the English Bible or English 
 Liturgy. 
 
 EBAL, a heap, or collection of old age; ora 
 niass that runs away and disperses. 
 
 EBRD, a servant, or labourer. 
 
 EBED-MELECH, the king’s servant. 
 
 EBEN-E/l'Tt, the stone of help. 
 
 EBER, one that passes, or a passage; or anger, 
 WTath. 
 
 EBIASAPH, a father that gathers together, or 
 adds; or my father who has added. 1 Chron. 
 6. 2.3. 
 
 ED, witness. 
 
 EDEN, iileasure, or delight. 
 
 ItT^DM, red, bloody, earthy, or red earth. 
 
 r. I 11 I I ' t' f 
 
 of 
 
 or 
 
 EDOMEjE. 
 
 EDREI, a very great mass; or cloud, death 
 the wicked. The city of Og, Deut. 1. 4. 
 EGLAH, heifer, chariot, round. 
 
 EG I.aim, drops of the sea. 
 
 EG LON, the same as EGLAH. 
 
 EGYP r, in Hebrew, Mizraim ; that binds 
 straitens; or that troubles or oppresses. 
 EGYPTIAN. 
 
 I IIUD, he that praises. 
 
 EKRoN, barrenness, tore away. 
 
 EKRON ITES. 
 
 ELAH, an oak, a curse, oath, imprecation. 
 ELAM, a young man a virgin ; or secret, or aa 
 
 ELAMITES. 
 
 ELA I'H, a hind, or strength, or an oak. 
 Ef.-BETHEL, tlie God of Bethel. 
 
 ELDAD, loved of God, or favoured of God. 
 ELEAT.EH, ascension of God, or burnt-offerintr 
 of OOD. 
 
 ET.EAZAR, the help of God, or court ot God. 
 EL-ELOHE-ISRAEL, Goii, the God of Israel. 
 EeHANAN, grace, gift, or mercy of God. 
 
 ETT, ELI, my God, my God. 
 
 P2LI, the offering, or lifting up. 
 
 El,TAB, God my father, or my God father. 
 T’/TTADA, the knowledge of God. 
 
 ELIAKIM, the resurrection of God; or the God 
 of the resurrection, or of strength ; or God the 
 revenger. 
 
 ELIAM, the people of God, or the God of the 
 people. 
 
 ELIAS. See ELIJAH. 
 
 ELI ASHIB, the God of conversion ; or my God 
 wdll bring back. 
 
 ELIAl'HAH, thoii art my God; or my God 
 comes. The son of Hemnn, 1 Chron. 25. 4. 
 ETTEZER, help, or court of my God. 
 
 ELIHORL PH, the God of winter ; or the God of 
 youth. 
 
 ELI I HI. he is my God himself. 
 
 ELIJAH, God the 1 or<l ; or the strong Lord. 
 A famous prophet, who foretold a great famine, 
 and was fed hy the ravens, 1 Kings 17 . 6. lie 
 Was raised up hy God to oppose idolatry, and 
 particularly the wor.ship of Baal, introduced 
 into Israel by Jezebel and Ahah, 1 Kings 18. 
 He was taken up into heaven in a whirlwind. 
 Our Lord Jesus Christ interprets the Elijah 
 promised in Mai. 4. 5. to he .lohn the Baptist, 
 hiat. 11. 10, 14. who came in the spirit and 
 power of Elijal). 
 
 El.lKA, pelican of God. 2 Sam. 23. 25. 
 EJ,IM,the rams; or the strong, or the stags, or 
 the valleys. 
 
 ELIMELRCH, my God is king. 
 
 ELIOENAI, towards him are my eyes; or to 
 wards him are my fountains ; or towards him 
 are my poverty and my misery. 1 Chron. 3. 
 2.3. 
 
 ELIPITALET, the God of deliverance 
 God who puts to fliylit. 
 
 ELIPHAZ, the endeavour of God. 
 
 ELISABE 1 11, God liath sworn, the oath of God, 
 or the fulness of God. 
 
 ELISHA, salvation of God, or God that saves. 
 The name of a prophet whom Elijah anointed in 
 liis room, 1 Kings 19. 16. 
 
 ELISHAII, .son of Javan, Gen. 10. 4. Or the 
 isles of Elishah, Ezek. 27. 7. Ft is God ; or 
 the lamb ot God ; otherwise, God tliat gives 
 help. 
 
 ET.ISHAMAIT, God hearing. 
 
 EI,1 SHEBA. See ELISA BF-Vrll. 
 
 ELLSIFUA, God is my salvation. 
 
 ELI HUD, God is my praise, or the praise of my 
 God. 
 
 ELIZUR,God is my strength, my rock; or stone, 
 or rock of God. hum. i. 5. 
 
 or my 
 
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PaoPER Names.] FES 
 
 GU R 
 
 HIR 
 
 ELK AN AH, God the zealous; or the possession, 
 or the reed ot God. 
 
 ELMODAM, the God of measure ; or tlie God ot 
 the {'armeiit. 
 
 ELN A i'll AN, God has ^iven,or the gift of God. 
 
 ELON, oak, or grove, or strong. 
 
 ELUl., tr> , outcry, 'i'he sixth month of the He¬ 
 brew year. 
 
 EI.UZA I, God is my strength. 1 C/irow. 1C. .5. 
 
 EIvYMAS, this name in Arabic signifies a magi¬ 
 cian. 
 
 EM I MS, fears of terrors ; or formidable, or peo¬ 
 ple. 
 
 EMMAUS, people despised,or obscure. 
 
 EMMOR, an ass. 
 
 EN-UOR, fountain; or eye of generation, or habi¬ 
 tation . 
 
 ENEAS, laudable,/row» r/io Greek verb aiveu>, I 
 praise. 
 
 EN-EGLAIM, the fountain, or the eye of the 
 calves, or of the chai iots, or of roundness, 
 
 EN-GEDl, fountain, or eye of the goat, or of hap¬ 
 piness. 
 
 EN -MISIIP AT, fountain of judgment, Gen. 14.7- 
 
 ENOCH, dedicated, or disciplined, and well re- 
 gulateiJ. The sort of Jared, arid father of Methu¬ 
 selah. Enoch ^Wyah were translated to heaven 
 without seeing death. It is said, that Enoch 
 walked with God, and he was not: tor God took 
 him. “ lie lived in comfortable communion with 
 God; God manifesting himself to him, and he 
 having a lively sense of Gods presence always 
 upon his spirit, arA seeking to approve himself to 
 God in all things." Gen. 5. C4. lleb. 11.5. 
 
 ENON, cloud or mass of darkness ; or his foun¬ 
 tain ; or his eye. 
 
 ENO.S, fallen man, subject to all kind of evil in 
 soul and body. 
 
 EN-ROGEL, the fuller’s fountain. 
 
 EN-SHEMESH, fountain,or eye of thesun, JojA. 
 18. 17. 
 
 EPAPHRAS, covered with foam. Greek. 
 
 EPAPIIRODI i'US, agreeable, handsome. One 
 whom Ravi sent to the Thilippians. 
 
 EPEN E IUS, laudable, worthy of praise. One 
 that first embraced the gospel in Asia. 
 
 EPMAH, weary, tired ; or to fly in the air as a 
 bird. The son of Midian. 
 
 EPtlES-UAMM IM, the portion or effusion of 
 blood, or drop of blood. 
 
 EP11 ESI AN S, the people of Ephesus. 
 
 EPHE.SUS, desirable, chief city of Asia Minor. 
 
 EPIlPflA 1 H A, be opened. 
 
 EPH R A 1 M, that brings fruit, or that grows. 
 
 EPflRAlMl i E. 
 
 EPHRAl All, abundance, or bearing fruit, or in¬ 
 creasing. It is believed that the city Ephratah, 
 otherwise called Beth-lehem, took its name from 
 Ephratah, Caleb's wife. 
 
 EPHRA l H. .b’eo EPtlRATAIT. 
 
 EPH RATllITE, an inhabitant o/Ephratah, or a 
 descendant from Ephraim. 
 
 EPH RON, dust. 
 
 EPICU REAN S, who give assistance ;/row the 
 Greek word eTriKKpeio, 1 help, 1 assist. A sect of 
 heathen philosophers. 
 
 ER, watch, or enetny. 
 
 ERASTUS, lovely, or amiable. 
 
 ERECH, length, or which lengthens; otherwise, 
 health, physic. A city, Gen. 10. 10. 
 
 ESAJAS. .S'ee ISAIAH. 
 
 ESAR-HADDON, that binds joy, or that closes 
 the point. 
 
 ESAU, he that does, or acts, or finishes. 
 
 ESEK, contention. 
 
 ESHBAAL, the tire of the idol. 1 Chron. 8. 33. 
 
 ESHCOL, a bunch of grapes. 
 
 ESHI'AoL, stout, strong woman. Jo.t/i. 15.33. 
 
 ESHTEMOA, which is heard ; or the bosom of a 
 woman. A city, 1 Sam. .30. 28. 
 
 ESLl, near me ; otherwise, that separates. 
 
 ESROM, the dart of joy ; or division of the song. 
 
 ESTHER, secret or hidden. 
 
 ETAM, their bird, or their covering, 1 Chron. 
 4. .3. 
 
 ETHAM, their strength, their sign. 
 
 ETHAN, strong ; or the gift of the island. 
 
 ETHAN IM, strong, or valiant. The seventh 
 month of the ecclesiastical year of the Hebrews, 
 
 ETHBAAL, towards the idol, or with Baal ; or 
 he that rules and possesses, 1 Kings 16. .31. 
 
 ETHIOPIA, in Hebrew, Cnsh, blackness ; in 
 Greek it signifie.s burning; from aiOos. I 
 
 burn, and ol/is, face. 
 
 ETHIOPIAN, ETHIOPIANS. 
 
 EUBULU.S, a prudent, a good counsellor. Gr. 
 
 E'VE, living, or enlivening, 
 
 EVlL-MERODACfl, the fool of Merodach, or 
 despising the wickedness of the fool; or other¬ 
 wise, the foot grinds bitterly. 
 
 EUNICE, good victory. 
 
 EUODI AS, sweet scent, or that smells well, 
 
 EUPHRA TES, that makes fruitful, or grows. 
 
 EU TYCHUS, happy, fortunate ; from ev, good, 
 and Toxu, fortune. 
 
 EZEKIEL, the strength of God, or supported of 
 God, or God is my strength. 
 
 EZEL. going abroad, walk; or distillation. 
 
 EZION-GEBER, the wood of the man, or of the 
 strong ; or counsel of the man. A city, 1 Kings 
 9. 26. 
 
 EZRA, a helper. In his book we have the history 
 of his return from Babylon to Jerusalem, after 
 the seventy years' captivity. Zerubbabel restored 
 the temple ; Ezra the worship of God; Nehemiah 
 the city of Jerusalem. 
 
 FORTUNATUS, happy, or pro.sperous. 
 
 G. 
 
 F. 
 
 FELIX, happy, or prosperous. 
 EESTUS, festival, or joyful. 
 
 580 
 
 GAAT>, contempt, or abomination. 
 
 GAA.SH, tempest, commotion, tumult, or over¬ 
 throw. A numntain, .losh. 24. .30. 
 
 GABBATHA, high, or elevated. In Greek 
 lithostrotos, paved with Slones ; from \ttios, 
 a stone, and o-rpaiTOf, paved. 
 
 GABRIEL, God is my strength, or, man of 
 God, or strength of God, or my strong God. 
 
 GAD, a hand, or happy, or armed and prepared. 
 
 G A I) A REN ES, surrounded, walled. 
 
 GADDI, my happiness, my army, my troop; 
 otherwise, a kid. The son of Husi, Num, 
 1.3. 12. 
 
 Gaddi EL, goat of God ; or the Lord is my 
 happine.ss, or niy army. Num. 13. 10. 
 
 GADTTES. 
 
 GA I US, Lord ; or an earthy man. 
 
 GALA'I'IA, white, of the colour of milk. 
 
 GALATIANS. 
 
 GALBANU.M, a sort of gum, or sweet spice. 
 
 GALLED, the heap of witness. 
 
 GAT.ILEE, wheel, revolution, or heap; or revo¬ 
 lution of the wheel. 
 
 GALI LEANS. 
 
 GALLI.M, who heap up, who cover,who roll. 
 
 GALLIO, he that sucks, or lives upon milk. 
 
 GAMALIEL, recommence of God, or camel of 
 God, or weaned of God. 
 
 GAMMADIMS, soldiers placed in the towers of 
 Tyrns. The word in Hebrew signifies a cubit, 
 whence some call them pigmies, or dwarfs. 
 Others think that the -word is Syriac, and signi¬ 
 fies bold and courageous men. Others say, they 
 were men who came from Gammade, a town of 
 Phenicia. 
 
 GATAM, their lowing; or, their touch; or, the 
 lowing of the perfect. Grandson of Esau, Gen. 
 .36. 11. 
 
 GATH, a press. 
 
 GA'TH-K IMMON, the press of the granite; or, 
 exalted press. Josh. 21. 25. 
 
 GAZA, strong, or a goat. 
 
 GEBA, a hill, or cut). 
 
 GEBAL, bound, or liinit. 
 
 GEBIM, grasshoppers; or height. 
 
 G ED A LI AH, God is my greatness; or fringe of 
 the I.ord. 
 
 GEHAZI, valley of sight, or vale of the breast. 
 
 GEMARI AH, completion, or accomplishment of 
 the Lord. 
 
 GENNESARET, the garden of the prince ; 
 otherwise, protection of the prince, or of him 
 that governs. 
 
 GENUBA'TH, theft, robbery ; or garden, or 
 protection of the daughter. 1 Kings 11. 20. 
 
 GERA, pilgrimage ; or combat, dispute. 
 
 GERAIl,r/ie twentieth part of a shekel. 
 
 GERAR. .3’oeGERA. 
 
 GERGESENES, those who come from pilgrim¬ 
 age, or from fight. A people beyond Galilee. 
 
 GERIZIM, cutters. 
 
 GER.SHOM, a stranger there; ora traveller of 
 re putation. 
 
 GERSHON, his banishment; or the change of 
 pilgrimage. 
 
 GE.SHUR, the sight of the valley; the vale of 
 the ox ; or the vale of the wall. 
 
 GE.SIIU RITES. 
 
 GETHER, the vale of trial, or of searching; or 
 the press of inquiry, or of contemplation, 'The 
 son of Aram, Gen. 10. 23. 
 
 GETHSEMANE, a very fat valley ; or the 
 valley of oil. 
 
 GIAH, to guide, draw out, produce; or a sigh 
 or groan. 
 
 GIBEAH, a hill. 
 
 GIBEON, hill, or cup; otherwise, which is 
 without, or that wliich is lifted up; or the 
 elevation of iniquity. 
 
 GIBEON TTE.S, people of Gibeon. 
 
 GIDEON, he that bruises and breaks; or cutting 
 off iniquity. 
 
 G1DEONI. See GIDEON. 
 
 GIHON, valley of grace; or breast, or im¬ 
 petuous. 
 
 GILBOA, revolution of inquiry ; or collection of 
 swelling and infiammation. 
 
 GI LEAD, the heap or mass of testimony. 
 
 GILEADITES. 
 
 GILGAL, wlieel, revolution, heap; otherwise, re¬ 
 volution of the wheel, or heap ot heap. 
 
 GILOII, he that rejoices, that overturns, that 
 passes, that reveals, or discovers. A city, 
 .losh. 15. 51. 
 
 GI LON LIE. 
 
 GIRGAStllTE, who arrives from pilgrimage. 
 
 GI'T'Tl'TE, a wine-press. 
 
 GOB, cistern, or grass-hopper, or eminence. 
 
 GOG, roof, covering. 
 
 GOLAN, passage, or revolution. 
 
 GOLtiO TIIA, an hea]) of skulls. 
 
 GOLIA'TH, passage, revolution, discovery, heap. 
 A giant slain by David. 
 
 GOMER, to finish, complete, accomplish ; other¬ 
 wise, consuming, a consumer. 
 
 GOMORRAH, a rebellious people; or the 
 people that fear. 
 
 GO.SHEN, approaching, drawing near. 
 
 GOZAN, fleece, or pasture; or who nourishes 
 the body. 
 
 GRECIA, the country of the Greeks. 
 
 GR EGIANS. 
 
 GREECE. 
 
 GREEK. 
 
 Gif ELKS. 
 
 GUR, the young of a beast; otherwise, dwelling, 
 assembly, or fear. 
 
 H. 
 
 IIABAKKUK, he that embr 2 w:es ; ora wresLea 
 Hab. 1. 1. 
 
 IlACHAi.lAH, who waits for the Lord; or the 
 hook of the Lord. Neh. Jo. 1. 
 
 HACHILAH, my lio;)e is in her; or hook ia 
 her. 
 
 IIA DAD, joy, noise, clamour, cry of mariners. 
 Gen. .36. .35. 1 Chron. 1. .30. 
 
 HADADEZER, the beauty of assistance. 
 
 HADADRIM.MON, the voice or height. Rim- 
 mon was a god of the Syrians ; the invocation of 
 the god liimmon. 
 
 H AD ASS A11, a myrtle, or joy. 
 
 HADORAM, their beauty, their power, their 
 cloak ; or praise, ora cry liftwl up. 
 
 IIADRACII, point, or joy of tenderness; or 
 your chamber. 
 
 11 AGAR, a stranger, or that fears. 
 
 11 AG A REN E.S, of the family of Hagar. 
 
 IIAGA RITE.S, the same. 
 
 HAGGAI, feast, solemnity, turning round. 
 
 HAGGTTII, rejoicing. 
 
 HALLELUIAH, piaise the Lord, or praise to the 
 Lord. 
 
 HAM, hot, heat, or brown. 
 
 HAM AN, noise, tumult; or he that prepares. 
 
 HAMATH, anger, heat, or a wall. 
 
 HA.M.MEDA 1 IlA, he that troubles the law; or 
 measure. 
 
 IIAMON-GOG, the multitude of Gog. 
 
 HA.MOR,an ass, or clay, or wine. 
 
 H AMUTAL, the shadow of his heat; or the heat 
 of the dew. 2 Kings 2.3. 31. 
 
 IlANAMEEL. the grace that comes from God; 
 or pity, or gift of God. 
 
 HAN AN EEL, grace, mcrc 3 ’, gift of God. 
 
 HAN AN I, my grace, my mercy; or he has 
 shewed me mercy. 
 
 HAN AN lAH, grace, mercy ; gift of the Lord. 
 
 HANNAH, gracious, merciful; or taking rest. 
 'The wife of Elkanah, and mother of Samuel. 
 
 HANOCH, dedicated. 
 
 HANUN, gracious, merciful: or he that rests. 
 
 HA RAN, mountain, or mountainous country ; cr 
 which is enclosed. The soil of 'J'erah. 
 
 H A R AN, ap/flce. iso CH A R RA N . 
 
 HARBONAH, his destruction, or his sword, cr 
 his dryne.ss ; or the anger of him that builds, or 
 that understands. 
 
 HA ROD, astonishment, fear. 
 
 HARO.SHT.TH, agriculture, silence, deafness-; 
 or vessel of earth ; or toiest. 
 
 HASHMONAH, diligence, or enumeration; or 
 embassy’, or present. Knm. .33. 29. 
 
 HA'TACH, he that strikes. Esth. 4. 5. 
 
 HAVILAH, that suffers pain ; that brings forth ; 
 or that speaks, or declares to her. Gen. 10. 7. 
 
 HAVOTH-JAIR, the villages that enlighten, cr 
 that shew forth light. Num. .32. 41. 
 
 HAZAlsL, that sees God. 
 
 HAZARMA VETH, court, or entr^', or dwelling 
 of death. The son of Joktan, Gen. 10. 26. 
 
 HAZELELPONl, shade, and sorrow of coun¬ 
 tenance ; or submersion of the face. 
 
 HAZEROTH, villages, hamlets; court, or porch. 
 
 IIAZOR, court, or hay. 
 
 HEBER, one that passes, or a passage ; otherwise, 
 anger, wrath. 
 
 HEBR EAVS, descended from Heher. 
 
 HEBRON, society, friendship, enchantment. 
 
 HEGAI, or HEGE, meditation, word, taking 
 away, separation, groaning. 
 
 HE LAM, their army, or their trouble, tlieir 
 strength ; or expectation ; or dream. 
 
 HELBON, milk, or fatness. 
 
 HELDAI, the world. 
 
 HELI, ascending, or climbing up. 
 
 HELKATH-HAZURIM, the field of strong 
 men, or of rocks. 
 
 HEMAN, their trouble, their tumult. The son of 
 I^itaH, Gen. .36. 22. 
 
 HEMAN, much, or in great number; otherwise, 
 tumult. 1 Kings 4. .31. 
 
 HEN, grace; or quiet, or rest. 
 
 HEPIIZI-BAH, my pleasure, or delight in her. 
 Themother of Manasseh.i Kings Q\. 1. 'The trus 
 church thus called, Isa. 62. 4. , 
 
 HERME.S, Mercuri', or gain, or refuge. Greek. 
 
 HERMOGENES, bestotteu of INlercury, or gene¬ 
 ration of lucre. Greek. 
 
 H ERMON, anathema, destruction. 
 
 HERMONTTES. 
 
 HEROD, the glory of the skin,/row upoc. favour, 
 glory, and degas, the skin ; or son of ilie hero, 
 
 HERODIANS. See Appellatives. 
 
 IlERODIAS, thewifeof Herod. 
 
 HERODION, song ot Juno; from Hpa, .Tuno, 
 and < 1 ) 5 ) 7 . '<s song ; or the conqueror of heroes. 
 
 HESHBON, invention, industry, or thought; or 
 he that hastens to understand, or to build. 
 
 HETIl, trembling, or fear. 
 
 IIE'THLON, fearful dwelling; or his covering. 
 'The name of a city, Ezek. 47- 15. 
 
 HEZEKIAH, strong in the Lord ; or taken and 
 supported by the Lord. 
 
 HEZkON, the dart of joj'; or division of the 
 song. 
 
 HIDDF.KEL, a sharp voice, or sound. 
 
 HIEL, God lives, or the life of God. 
 
 HIERAPOLIS, lioh’ city; from legov, holy, and 
 TToXis, a city. Co/.'4. 13. 
 
 HIGGAION, meditation, consideration. 
 
 HILKIAH, God is my portion; according to 
 others, the Lord’s gentleness. 
 
 HILLE.L, he that praises; or folly; or Lucifer. 
 The father of /J/io'on, .ludg. 12. 1.3. 
 
 HINNOM, there they are ; or their riches. 
 
 HIR.AM, exaltation of life; or their whiteness, or 
 
J EH 
 
 their liberty ; or he that destroys, or anathe 
 matizes. 
 
 HITTITES, who is broken, or fears. Descend¬ 
 ants o/Heth son of Canaan, (ien. 10. 15. 
 HIVII ES, wicked, bad, or wickedness. 
 
 HOBAB, favoured and beloved. 
 
 HOBAH, love, friendship, or secrecy. Gen. 
 14. 15. 
 
 HOGLAH, his festival, or his dance. 
 
 HOPHlSlI, he that covers; or iny fist. 
 
 HOR, who conceives, or shews. 
 
 HOREB, desert, solitude, destruction, dryness. 
 HOR-HAGIDGAD, the hill of felicity. 
 JIOHMAH, devoted or consecrated to God ; utter 
 destruction. 
 
 HOROM AIM, anger, or raginsr. 
 
 HORONITE, an''er, fury, or liberty. 
 
 HOSEA and HOSHEA, saviour, or salvation. 
 HUE, pain, infirmity, bringing forth children, 
 sand, or expectation. T/ie svti of Aram, Gen 
 10. 2.S. 
 
 HULDAH, theworld. Aprophetess, 2 Kings 22.14. 
 ilUH, liberty, whiteness, hole, cavern. 
 
 HUSHAI, their haste, or their sensuality, or 
 their silence. 
 
 HUZZA B, molten. 
 
 HYMENEUS, nuptial, or marriage. 
 
 J. 
 
 JAALAM, who is hidden; or young man; or 
 their kids. Aon of Esau, Gen. .16. 5. 
 
 JAAZANIA, whom the Lord will hear, or who 
 is attentive to the Lord ; or the balances, the 
 arms, the nourishment of the Lord. 
 
 JABAL, which glides away; or that brings, or 
 that produces 
 
 JAB BOK, evacuation, or dissipation. 
 
 JABESH, dryness, confusion, shame. 
 
 JABESH-GILEAD. 
 
 JABEZ, sorrow, or trouble. 
 
 JABi N, he that understands, he that builds. 
 
 JAB^NEEL, building of God ; or understanding 
 of God. A city, .)osh. 19. .13. 
 
 JACHIN, he that strengthens and makes sted- 
 I'tSt. 
 
 JAGOB, he that supplants or undermines ; or the 
 ■iie-Bl. T/ie son of Isaac, and the father of the 
 twelve patriarchs ; he prevailed in prayer with 
 God, and was called Israel ; he went in the time 
 oj the famine with all his family into Egypt, and 
 his son Joseph gave them habitation arid mainte¬ 
 nance. Jacob blessed his children before his death, 
 and ordered them to bury him in Canaan. 
 
 JAEL, he that ascends, or a kid. 
 
 JAH, the everlasting God. 
 
 SAHAZ, quarrel, dispute; or the going out of 
 the Lord. 
 
 JAIIAZA, the same. 
 
 JAIR, my light; or who diffuses light; or is 
 enlightened. 
 
 JAIRUS, the same. 
 
 JAMBKES, the sea with poverty. 
 
 JAMES, the same as JACOB. 
 
 JANM A, who speaks, or who answers; otherwise, 
 aniiction, misery, or impoverished. 
 
 J A hi ES, the same. 
 
 JAPIlETll, he that persuades, or extends, or 
 handsome. 
 
 JAPHIA, which enliahfens, appears, or shews; 
 or which groans. Uie son of David, 2 Sam. 
 5. 15. 
 
 JABER, a revenger. 
 
 JARED, he that descends; or he that rules or 
 commands. 
 
 JASHER, righteous. 
 
 JASON, he that cures, or that gives medicines; 
 from lao-ff, health, or cure. 
 
 JAVAN, he that deceives, or makes sorrowful; 
 otherwise, clay, dirt. 
 
 JAZl'iR, assistance, or he that helps. 
 
 IBHA R, election, or he that is chosen. 
 
 ICHABOD, where is the glory? or woe to the 
 
 ICOMUM, a city, from (kw, I come. 
 
 JDDO, his hand, his power, his praise, his witness, 
 his ornament. 
 
 TDUMEA, red, earthy. 
 
 JEBUS, which treads under foot, or contemns. 
 A city, the sarne as .Ierusalem„ Jndg. ly. 10. 
 
 JEBUSriES, inhabitants (;/^.lebus. 
 
 JECONIAII, preparation of the Lord, or stedfast¬ 
 ness of the I.ord. 
 
 JEDI UAH, well beloved, or amiable. The mother 
 of Josiah, 2 Kings 22. 1. 
 
 JEDIDIAII, beloved of the Lord. 
 
 JEDUTHUN',his law ;; or who gives riraise. 
 
 heH[) of witness. 
 
 JJAKIAHAZ, the prize, or possession of the 
 Lord ; or the Lord that sees. 
 
 JEHOASH, the tire of the Lord; or the victim 
 of the Lord. 
 
 JEUOIACIllN, preparation, or strength of the 
 Lord. 
 
 JJ^yGI ADA, the knowledge of the Imrd. 
 
 ^ resurrection, or confirmation 
 
 of the Lord. 
 
 JKHONADAB. &e.TONADAB. 
 
 -A .M, exaltation ot tiie Lord: ot rejected 
 or the 1 ,ord. 
 
 God judges, or the judgment 
 
 ot the Lord. 
 
 the incommunicable name of God 
 
 belt-existing. 
 
 /EHOVAfl-.l [RETT, the Lord will see or pro- 
 Lord will be manifested or seen. 
 
 Lord my banner, 
 the T^oni send (leare. 
 the 1 . 01(1 is there. 
 
 JEHOVAH-TSIDKENU, The Luku our 
 righteousness. 
 
 IND 
 
 JEHU, he that is, or who exists. 
 
 JEHUDIJAH. the praise of the Lord. The wife 
 of Ezra. 1 Cliron. 4. 18. 
 
 JEMIMA, handsome as the day. Om of Job's 
 daughters. Job 42. 14. 
 
 JEPH TH AH, he that opens, or he will open. 
 JEPHUN NETl, he that beholds. 
 
 JERAll, the moon, or month ; otherwise, to scent 
 or smell. Aon of Joktan, Gen. 10. 26. 
 JERAHMEEL, mercy of God, or the love of 
 God. 
 
 JEREMIAH, exaltation or grandeur of the Lord; 
 or who exalts, or gives glory to the Lord. He 
 was called to the extraordinaiy office of a prophet 
 in his younger years, and continued in that office 
 for at least forty years together. In his time ini¬ 
 quity did exceedingly abound in the land of Judah. 
 He earnestly and frequently calls the people to re¬ 
 pentance, both by his reproofs and threatenings for 
 their sins. He denounces the captivity of the 
 people by the Babylonians, fur which he was put 
 in prison ; he lived to see this prophecy fulfilled. 
 But for the comfort and support of the faithful, 
 he foretells their return after seventy years, and 
 the enlargement of the church by Christ. His 
 style is generally the most plain of any of the 
 prophets. 
 
 JERICHO, his moon, or month; or i,is sweet 
 smell. 
 
 JERIMOTH, eminences; or he that fears, that 
 sees, that rejects death. 1 Chron. 7. 7. 
 JEROBOAM, fighting against, or increasing the 
 ipeople. 
 
 JERUBBAAL, he that disputes about Baal; or 
 that revenges the idol ; or let Baal defend his 
 cause. 
 
 JERUBBESHETH, let tlie idol of confusion de¬ 
 fend itself. 
 
 JERUSALEM, the vision, or possession of peace. 
 It Was the chiej city of Judea, and was first 
 called Salem, where Melchizedek was king, 
 Gen. 14. 18. It was also called .lebus, and was 
 possessed by the .lebusites, who held therein the 
 fort of Sion, till it was taken from them by 
 David, Judg. 10 . 6 . 1 Chron. 11 . 4, 5, 7 . Here 
 also was mount Moriah, near mount Aton, where¬ 
 on .Solomon built the temple, and cohere Abraham 
 was commanded to offer his son Isaac ; Abraham 
 named the place Jehovah-jireh, because the pro¬ 
 vidence of God was there eminently seen, 2 
 Chron. . 1 . 1 . Gen. 22. 2, 14. which word jireh 
 being put to the former name maketh it 
 
 ■lerusalem, where peace is seen. It is called 
 Salem, by the first name, Psal. 76 . 2 . It is put 
 for the church militant, Isa. 62 . 1 . and the church 
 triumphant is called the new Jerusalem, Rev 
 S. 12 . 
 
 JERU.SHA, he that possesses the inheritance ; 
 or exiled, banished, rejected. 2 Kuigs 15. . 1 . 1 . 
 
 ^SIIliVIOJ'I, solitude, desoliitioti. Ihc iiaviB of 
 a desert, 1 Sam. 23. 24. 
 
 JESHUA, a saviour. 
 
 JESHURUN, upright or righteous. Israelis so 
 called. 
 
 J ESSE, to be, or who is ; or my present. 
 
 JESUi, who is equal, proper, placed, or flat 
 country. The son of Asher, Gen. 46, I 7 . Num. 
 26. 44. 
 
 JESUITE.S, the posterity of Jesui. 
 
 JESUS, the holy name .lesus; Saviour; who 
 saveth his people from their sins. Mat. 1 . 21. 
 The eternal Aoti of God, of one substance and 
 equal loith the lather, the mediator of the cove¬ 
 nant of grace, who in the fulness of time be¬ 
 came man, and so was and continues to he God 
 and man in^ two distinct natures and one person 
 for ever. The word Jesus is taken for the doctrine 
 0 /Jesus, Acts 8. .15. and for Joshua, who brought 
 God's people into the land of Canaan, and was 
 therein an eminent type of our Lord Jesus, Heb. 
 
 4. 8. 
 
 JETHER, he that excels or remains ; or that 
 ^^atnines, searches; or a line or string, Judg. 
 
 JEI'IIRO, his excellence, his remains, his pos- 
 terity. 
 
 JEi'UR, he that keeps; otherwise, order, suc¬ 
 cession; or mountainous. Aon of Ishmael, Gen 
 25. 15. 
 
 JEUSII, he that is devoured, gnaw'ed by the 
 moth; other-wise, assembled. Son of Rehoboam, 
 
 2 Chion. 11 . ly. ’ 
 
 JEW, JEWS, so called from Judah, See JU¬ 
 DAH. 
 
 J KWESS. 
 
 JEWISH, 
 
 JEWRY. 
 
 JEZLBET., island of the habitation ; or woe to 
 the habitation ; or isle of the dunghill, or woe to 
 the dunghill. 
 
 JEZRAHIAIT, the Lord is the east; or the Lord 
 arises; or brightness of the Lord, Chief of the 
 singers, Nell. 12. 42. 
 
 JEZREEL, seed ot God ; or God who spreads 
 die evil; or dropping of the friendship of 
 God. 
 
 JEZREELlTI',( 7 re inhabitant of the r»Vy Jezreel. 
 IGDALIA, the greatness of the I.ord; or the 
 I.ord shall exalt me, or make me great. A man 
 of God. .Fer. .35. 4. 
 
 JIDI.APII, he that distils, or drops water; or 
 hands joined. Sun of JS’ahor and Milcah, Gen 
 
 rtrt /in ' * 
 
 IJON, look, eye, fountain. A city, 1 Kings 15. 
 20 . 
 
 IT.I.YRICUM, jov, rejoicing. 
 
 IMT^AII, plenitude, or repletion; or circumci¬ 
 sion. 
 
 IM MAN GEL, a name given to our Lord Jesus 
 Christ, Isa. ~. 14. It signifies, God with us. 
 INDIA, praise, law. A considerable country in 
 the east, Estli. 1. 1. 
 
 I S H tPKOPER NaMB». 
 
 JOAB, paternity, or who has a father; or volun> 
 tary. 
 
 JOATI, fraternity, or who has a brother; or bro¬ 
 ther ot the Lord. 
 
 JOANNA, the grace, the gift, or the mercy of the 
 I.x)rd. 
 
 JOA. SH, who despairs ; or he that burns, who is 
 on tire. 
 
 JOB, he that weeps, that cries ; or that speaks out 
 of an hollow place. He dwelt in the land of Vz, 
 and was an upright and just man, fearing God. 
 Satan loas permitted to bereave him of his chil- 
 (Een and substance, and to smite him with sore 
 boils. He was visited by his friends in his affiic- 
 tibn ; God blessed his latter end, and gave him 
 twice as much as he had before. Job's patience 
 ts recommended as an example to the godly in all 
 ages. Jam. 5. 11. 
 
 JOCflEBED, glorious, honourable, a person of 
 merit; or the glory of the Lord. The mother of 
 Moses, Exod. 6. 2i). 
 
 JOEL, he that wills, commands, or swears. 
 JOEZER, he that aids and assists. 1 Chron. 
 12 . 6 . 
 
 JOHA, who enlivens and gives life, 1 Chron. 8. 
 16. 
 
 JOHANAN, who is liberal, merciful, pious 
 and grants favour ; otherwise, the grace of the 
 Lcrd. 
 
 JOIIN, the grace, gift, or mercy of the Lord. 
 JOKSHAN, hard, diflicult, scandalous. Gen. 
 
 25. 2. 
 
 JOK'l'AN, small ; or disgust, weariness ; or 
 dis{)ute, contention. The son of Heber, Gen. 10. 
 25. 
 
 JONADAB, who acts in good earnest, gives 
 and oflers freely, liberally ; or wlio acts as a 
 prince. 
 
 JONAII, or JONAS, a dove ; or he that op¬ 
 presses. 
 
 JONATHAN, given of God ; or the gift of the 
 I.ord. 
 
 JOPPA, beauty, comeliness. 
 
 .IOR.4M, to cast; elevated. 
 
 JORDAN, the river of judgment ; or he that 
 shews, or rejects judgment, or descent. 
 
 JO R I M, he that exalts the Lord, or the exaltation 
 ot the Lord. 
 
 JO.SK, raised, or who exists; or who pardons, or 
 saviour. 
 
 JOSEPH, increase, addition. The eleventh son 
 of Jacob, beloved by his father, but hated by his 
 brethren. His two dreams foretold his advance¬ 
 ment : he was cast into a pit by his brethren, 
 and sold^ to the Ishmaelites. He interpreted 
 Pharaoh's dreams, and was made ruler of Egypt. 
 His brethren in the seven years' famine are sent 
 to Egypt by Jacob for corn ; and afterwards Ja¬ 
 cob with his family come to Joseph in Egypt, who 
 receives them kindly, and settles them in the land 
 oJ Goshen. In the history of Joseph there are 
 many wonderful steps of divine Providence relat¬ 
 ing to his afflicted and exalted state, which are re¬ 
 corded in the hook of Genesis. (2) Joseph was 
 also the name of a disciple of Christ, a rich man 
 of Arimathea, who buried the body of our Lord 
 Jesus in a tomb prepared for himself. Mat. 27 . 
 57 . and was likewise the name of several others. 
 Luke 3, 24, 26. .10. Acts 1. 23. 
 
 JOSES, bee JOSE. 
 
 JO.SIIUA, the Lord, the Saviour. 
 
 JOSIAH, the Lord burns, or the fire of the 
 I.ord. 
 
 .101 ham, perfection of the Lord. 
 
 IPIIEDElAH, the redemption of the Lord. 1 
 Chron. 8. 25. 
 
 IRA, city watch, spoil ; or effusion, or heap 
 ot vision. Owe of David's rulers, 2 Sam. 2o. 
 
 26. 
 
 IRAD, wild ass; or heap of descents, or of em¬ 
 pire. The son of Enoch, Gen. 4. 18. 
 
 IRI.IAH, the tear ot the Lord, or vision of 
 13 protection of the Lord, Jer. . 17 . 
 
 ISA AC, laughter. The son of Abraham and .Sa¬ 
 rah, being the seed promised to them by God. 
 Jltvaharn^ for the trial oj his faith^ was co 7 n~ 
 manded.to offer up his son Isaac, and went to 
 the place appointed, mount Moriah, where after¬ 
 wards the temple was built; and binding Isaac, 
 rind taking the knife to kill him as a sacrifice, 
 tie was stayed by the angel of the Lord, and 
 Isaac was exchanged for a ram caught in a 
 thicket, Isaac taketh llebekah to wifcy hp 
 whom he had two suns, Esau and Jacob : he 
 sends his eldest son Esau for venison, but Rebe- 
 kah instructs Jacob the younger to obtain the 
 blessing. 
 
 ISAIAH, the salvation of the Lord. The priests 
 and Levites were the ordinary teachers of the 
 Jewish church, so God sometimes raised up and 
 sent extraordinary ntessengers, the prophets. 
 Among these Isaiah is justly accounted the most 
 eminent, both for the majesty of his style, and 
 the excelletuy of his matter, wherein he so fully 
 and clearly describes the vcr.wn, offices, the suf¬ 
 ferings, and kingdom of Christ, that he is com- 
 
 /ywi la § ys n 11 x> t It y% .•..-•.I. ^ , 
 
 monly called the Evangelical Prophet. 
 
 ISCAH, he that anoints; or that covers, or 
 protects. The daughter of llaran, Gen. 11 
 
 ISt.'ARKlT, is thmight to signify -a native of the 
 town of Iscarioih. A man of murder ; /ro/« 
 ish, a man, and DID careth, he that 
 cuts ort, or exterminates. Others maintain, that 
 the surname given to Judas, signifies that he 
 was of the tribe of Issachar. a word signifying 
 recompence, restiiuiion. This traitor verified 
 /its nativity, by receiving the price of the bio. d of 
 his Master Jesiu Christ: from the word 
 shachar, to receive a recompence. 
 
 ISIIBAK, who is empty or exhausted ; or who is 
 
 581 
 
Proper Names.'' KOR* 
 
 MAT 
 
 M OS 
 
 Torsaken or abandoned. One of Abraham's sons, 
 (Jen. 25. 2. 
 
 ISIIBl-BENOB, he that sits in tlie prophecy, or 
 in the word, or in the prediction; otherwise, 
 conversion, or blowing, or respiration in pro¬ 
 phecy. A giant, 2 Satn. 21. 16. 
 
 ISH-BOSFIE I'H, a man of shame ; or the retard¬ 
 ing of tlie man. 
 
 ISHMAEL, Ood who hears. 
 
 ISIIiM AELI TES, the posterity of 
 
 ISKAEL, a prince with (iod, or prevailing with 
 God; or one that wrestleth with God; as if it 
 had been written, Ish-ra-el. The name given by 
 God to Jacob, Gen. .12. 28. and .15. 10. Israel 
 is often in Scripture taken for the people of Ood, 
 Exod. 6. 6, 7. 
 
 ISRAELI I'ES, the posterity of Israel. 
 
 I.SSACMAR, price, reward, or recompence, 
 
 ITAI.IAN, belonging to Italy. 
 
 ITALY, a Latin word, that has its original from 
 vitulus, or vitula, because this count/y abounded 
 in calves and heifers. According to others, it is 
 taken from a king called 1 talus. 
 
 ITHAMAR, island of the palm-tree; or of 
 palms; or changing of the isle ; or woe to the 
 palm, or to the change. 
 
 ITIII EL, God with me ; or sign, coming of God. 
 
 3'J'IIREAM, excellence of the people. 2 Sam. 
 .1. 5. . ^ 
 
 ITUREA, which is guarded; or a country of 
 mountains. 
 
 I'VAII, iniquity. 
 
 JUBAL, he that runs, or he that produces; or 
 a trumpet. 
 
 JUBILEE, a feast of the Jews, every fiftieth 
 year; in Hebrew, .lobel, which, according to 
 some, signifies a ram’s horn, or a trumpet, 
 by which the Jubilee year was proclaimed. 
 Others derive the etymology of Jobal from the 
 Hebrew Jubal, which formerly signified, as they 
 say, to play upon instruments ; and this year 
 was celebrated with music and all expressions 
 of joy. Others are of opinion, that it comes 
 from the verb Hobil, to bring or call back ; be- 
 cau.se then every thing was restored to its first 
 possessor. 
 
 JUDAH, the praise of the T.ord. 
 
 JUDAS, the same as JUDAH. 
 
 JUDEA, a country. 
 
 JULIA, downy ; from ihKo's, down, soft and 
 tender hair. A friend of St. Paul's, Rom. 16. 
 15. 
 
 JULIUS,/rowi the same. Acts 27. 1. 
 
 JUNIA,/rom Juno, or from .luvenlus, youth. A 
 kinsman of St. Paul's, Rom. 16. 7. 
 
 .lUPlTER, as if it were juvans pater, the father 
 that helpeth. 
 
 iTJSTUS, just, upright. 
 
 K. 
 
 KABZEEL, the congregation of God, Josh. 15. 
 
 21 . 
 
 KADESH, holy, or holiness. 
 
 KADESH-BARNEA, holiness of an inconstant 
 son ; or holiness of the corn, or of purity. 
 
 KEDAR, blackness, or sorrow. 
 
 KEDEMAH, oriental; from Kedem, the east, 
 Gen. 25. 15. 
 
 KEDEMO'l'H, antiquity, old age; or orientals. 
 The name of a wilderness, Deut. 2. 26. 
 
 KEILAH, she that divides or cuts. 
 
 KEMUEL, God is risen ; or God has raised him. 
 The son of Nahor, Gen. 22. 21. 
 
 XENAZ, this nest; or this lamentation, this 
 possession, this purchase. The father of Uthniel, 
 Josh, 15. 17. 
 
 KENITES, possession, or purchase, or lamenta¬ 
 tion, or nest. 
 
 KEREN-HAPPUCH, the horn, or child of 
 beaut3’. Job's third daughter. Job 42. 14. 
 
 KERIOTH, the cities, the callings. 
 
 KETURAJI, he that burns, or makes the iri- 
 cense to fume; otherwise, perfumed, or odori¬ 
 ferous. 
 
 KEZIA, superficies, or angle; or cassia. The 
 daughter of Job, Job 42. 14. 
 
 KEZiZ, end, extremity. A valley. Josh. 18. 
 
 21 . 
 
 KIBROTH-HATTAAVAII, the graves of lust, 
 Num. 11. 14. 
 
 KIDRON, obscurity, obscure. 2 Sam. 15. 21. 
 
 KIR, a city, a wall, or meeting. 
 
 KIR-HA R ASETH, the city of the sun ; the city 
 with walls of burnt brick. 
 
 KIR-JATH, city, vocation, lesson, reading, or 
 meeting. A city. Josh. 18. 28. 
 
 KIRIAI HAIM, the two cities, the callings, the 
 meetings. 
 
 KIRJA'I H-ARB A, the city of four. 
 
 XIRJATH-ARIM, city of cities; or, the city of 
 those that watch. Ezra 2. 25. 
 
 KIRJAIH-BAAL, the city of Baal, or of 
 those that command, or that possess. Josh. 
 15. 60. 
 
 KIRJATH-JEARIM, the city of woods or 
 forests. 
 
 KIRJATH-SANNAH, the city of the bush; or 
 the city of enmity. Josh. 15. 49. 
 
 KIRJATH-SEPIir.R, the city of letters, or of 
 the book. Josh. 15. 15. 
 
 KISH, hard, difficult; otherwise, straw, or fo¬ 
 rage. 
 
 XU 1IM, they that bruise; or gold, or colour¬ 
 ing. 
 
 KOHA fll. congregation, wrinkle, obedience; or 
 to make blunt. 
 
 KOHA l'HITES, the posterity c/Kohath. 
 
 KORAH. bald, frozeu, icy. 
 
 582 
 
 L. 
 
 LABAN, white, shining, gentle. 
 
 LACHLSH, she walks, she goes; or who exists of 
 himself. 
 
 LAH.Ml, my bread, or my war. The brother of 
 Goliath, 1 Chron. 20. 5. 
 
 T.A ISIL a lion. 
 
 LAM ECU, poor, made low ; or who is struck. 
 LAODICEA, just people; from \a09, people, 
 and biKaios, just. . 
 
 I.AODICEANS, inhabitants of T,aodicea._ 
 LAPlDOl'll, enlightened, or lamps. The hus¬ 
 band of Deborah, J udg. 4. 4. 
 
 LAZARUS, the help of God. 
 
 LEAH, weary, tired. 
 
 LEBANON, white, or incense. 
 
 LEBBEUS, a man of heart. 
 
 LEGION. 
 
 LEHABIM, flames, or which are inflamed; or 
 the points of a sword. Gen. 10. 11. 
 
 LElIl, jaw-bone. The name of a place, Judg. 
 15. 9. 
 
 LEMUEL, God with them. 
 
 LEVI, who is held and associated.^ 
 
 LEVI TES, of the posterity of Levi. 
 
 I.IBNAH, white, whiteness. 
 
 LI BN I, the same. The son of Gershon, Exod. 
 6 .' 17. 
 
 LIBYA, in Hebrew, Lubim,the heart of the sea; 
 
 or a nation that has a heart. 
 
 LIBYANS, the people of Libya. 
 
 LINUS, nets. A friend of St. Paul's, 2 Tim, 
 
 4. 21. 
 
 I.O-AMMI, not my people, 
 
 LOLS, better; from the Greek word Xconov, bet- 
 ter. . , . , 
 
 LO-RUHAMAH, not having obtained mercy ; 
 not pitied. 
 
 LOT, wrapt up, hidden, covered; otherwise, 
 myrrh, rosin. 
 
 LUCAS, luminous. 
 lAICIFER, bringing light, 
 
 LUCIUS. See LUCAS. 
 
 LUKE. See LUCAS. 
 
 LUZ, separation, departure. 
 
 LYCAON lA, she-wolf. A province. 
 
 LYDDA, the name of a city. 
 
 LYSANIAS, that destroys or drives away sor¬ 
 row ; from Xocri?, solution, and avia, sorrow. 
 LYSTRA, that dissoUes, or disperses ; from 
 Xoair. 
 
 M. 
 
 MAACHAH, to squeeze. 
 
 MAASE! AH, the work of the Lord, 
 MACEDONIA, adoration, prostration, accorrffnf? 
 to the Hebrew ; but elevated, eminent, according 
 to the Greek ; from /uaKedvot- 
 MACHIR, he that sells, or that knows. 
 MACHPELAH, double. 
 
 MAGDALA, tower, or greatness. 
 MAGDALENE, tower; othencise, grand, ele¬ 
 vated, magnificent. Mat. 27. 56. 
 
 MAGOG, roof, or that covers, or that dissolves. 
 MAGOR-MISSABIB, fear round about. Jer. 
 20 . 1 . 
 
 MAHALALEEL, he that praises God ; or illu¬ 
 mination of God. Thesonof'Cainan, Gen. 
 
 5. 12. ... 
 
 MAHALATH, melodious song; otherwise, infir¬ 
 mity'. The wife of Rehoboam, 2 Chron. 11. 18. 
 
 MAHAN AIM, the two fields, or tv/o armies. 
 
 M A H A R-SH A LA L-11A SH- B A Z, making speed 
 to the spoil, he hasteneth the prey. Marg. 
 MAllhAkl, the same with MAHAI.A'rH. One 
 of the daughters of Zelophehad, Num. 26. 33. 
 MAHLON, song, or infirmity. 
 
 MAKKEDAH, adoration, or prostration, accord¬ 
 ing to the Hebrew ; or raised, eminent; from the 
 Greek word naKebvos. xi city. Josh. 10. 10. 
 MALCHAM, their king. 
 
 MALCHISHUA, my king is a saviour; or 
 magnificent king. The son of Saul, 1 Sam. 14. 
 49. 
 
 MALCHUS, king, or kingdom. 
 
 MAMMON, riches. 
 
 MAMRE, rebellious; or bitter; or that changes, 
 that barters ; or fat, or elevate<l. 
 
 MANAEN, a comforter; or he that conducts 
 them ; or preparation of heat. 
 
 MAN ASS EH, forgetfulness, or he that is for¬ 
 gotten. 
 
 MA N EH, a .species of money. 
 
 MANOAH, rest, or a present. 
 
 MAON, house, or habitation •, otherwise, crime ; or 
 by sin. A city. Josh. 15. 53. 
 
 Mara, bitter, or bitierness. 
 
 M A RAH, the same. 
 
 MARCUS, polite, shining. 
 
 MARK, the same. 
 
 MARS-HILL, the place where the celebrated 
 judges of xlthens held their supreme council. 
 XIAR rilA, who becomes bitter. 
 
 MAIIY, exalted, or bitterness of the sea, or 
 myrrh of the sea; or lady or mistress of the 
 sea. 
 
 MASREKAH, whistling, or hissing; or who 
 touches vanity. Jl dty, Gen. 16. .16. 
 
 MASS AH, temptation. The name of a place, 
 Exod. 17. 7. . , 
 
 MA'l'Rl, rain, or prison. One of the ancestors of 
 Saw/, 1 Sam. 10. 21. . . , . e 
 
 IMAl'l'AN, gift, or the reins; or the death of 
 them. . • 
 
 MA 1 I'ATHIAS, the gift of the Lord. 
 
 M A ITHA'l', gift, or he that gives. Luke 3. 24. 
 MATTHEW, given, or a reward. 
 
 MA'ITHIAS. See MALTATHIAS. 
 MAZZARtiril, the twelve signs. Marg. 
 
 MED AD, he ffiat measures; or.the water of love. 
 
 or of paps. . ' 
 
 MEDAN, judgment, process; or measure, habit, 
 covering. Son of Abraham, Gen. 25. 2. 
 
 MEDES, a people of the province of Media. 
 MEDIA, measure, habit, covering, or abundance. 
 MEGIDDO, that declares; or his precious fruit; 
 
 or that spoils, 
 
 MEGIDDDN, the same. 
 
 MEHELABEL, how good is God ? or ha4 
 done good to us. The wife of lladar, Geq. 
 .16. .19. 
 
 MEHUJAEL, who proclaims God ; or God that 
 blots out ; or according to the Syriac and Hebrew, 
 who is smitten of God. Gen. 4. 18. 
 
 MELCHI, my king, or niy counsel. 
 MELCHIZEDEK, king of righteousness. 
 MELITA, affording honey, from whence honey 
 distils; from neX<, honey. An island now called 
 Malta, Acts 28. 1. 
 
 ME.MPHLS, by the mouth. 
 
 MEMUCAN, impoverished; or to prepare; or 
 certain, true. Esth. 1. 16. 
 
 MEN AH EM, comforter ; or who conducts them, 
 or preparation of heat. 
 
 M EN E, who reckons, or w ho is counted. 
 MEPHIBOSHEIH, out of my mouth proceeds 
 re pi oach. 
 
 MERAB, he that fights, or disputes; or tnat 
 multiplies. 
 
 MERARI, bitter; or to provoke. 
 
 MERCURIUS, a false god, from the Latin word 
 mercari, to buy or sell, because this god pre¬ 
 sided over merchandise. In Greek, Hermes, which 
 signifies, orator, or interpreter. 
 
 MERIBAH, dispute, quarrel. 
 
 MERIB-BAAL, rebellion; or he that resist* 
 Baal, and strives against the idol. 1 Chron, 
 
 MERODACH, bitter contrition ; or bruised 
 myrrh. According to the Syriac, it signifies 
 the little lord. This is the name of one of the 
 Chaldean deities. 
 
 MERODACH-BALADAN, who creates contri¬ 
 tion : or the son of death, or of thy vai>our. 
 MEROIM, eminences, elevations. 
 
 MEROZ, secret, or leanness. 
 
 MESHACH, that draws with force ; or that sur 
 rounds the waters. 
 
 MESHECH, who is drawn by force; or included, 
 shut up, surrounded. 
 
 MESHELEMIAH, peace, or perfection, or retri¬ 
 bution of the Lord ; or the Lord is my recon.- 
 pence, or my happiness. The father of Zecha- 
 riah, 1 Chron. 9. 21. 
 
 ME.SOPOTAMIA, in Hebrew, Aramnaharaim, 
 that is, Syria of the two rivers. The Greek word 
 Mesopotamia, also signifies between two rivers; 
 from ueaos, middle, and norauas, river. 
 MESSIAH, anointed. 
 
 MpyrilEG-AMMAH, the bridle of bondage. 
 METHUSAEL, who demands his ueatfi ; of 
 death is his hell or grave. 
 
 METHUSELAH, he has sent Ids death ; or tlie 
 arms of his death ; or spoil of his death. 
 MICAH, poor, humble; or who strikes, or is 
 struck ; or who is there, or the waters here. 
 MICA I AH, who is like to God ? 
 
 MICHAIAII, the same. 
 
 MICHAEL, the same. 
 
 MICHAL, who is it that has all ? or who is per¬ 
 fect, or complete '. or the wiiole is water. 
 MICHMASH, he that strikes ; or poor who 
 is taken away. The name of a town, 1 Sam. 
 11. 2. 
 
 MIDIAN, judgment; or measure, habit, cover 
 ing. 
 
 MIDIANITES. 
 
 MlDIANlTlsIT. 
 
 MIGRON, fear; or a farm, or throat, Isa, 
 10. 28. 
 
 MI L(’AH, queen. 
 
 IMILCOM, th.eir king. 
 
 MILETUM, red, or scarlet;/rowi the Greek word 
 ntXros, vermilion, red. . 
 
 !MlLLO, fulness, plenitude, repletion. 
 
 MINNl, disposed, reckoned, piepared, Jer, 
 51. 27. 
 
 Ml NNITH, counted, prepared. A city, Jmig. 
 
 11. II. , 
 
 MIRIAM, exalted; or bitterness of the sea: 
 or myrrh of the sea; or lady or ndstress of 
 the sea. , . , 
 
 MISHAEL, who is asked for, or lent; or God 
 takes away, or retires. ... , 
 
 MISREPHOTH-M.AIM. the burnings of the 
 waters ; or furnaces w here metals are melted. 
 A place where there were salt pits, losh. 11.8. 
 MITYLENE, a Greek word, signifying purity, 
 cleansing, or press. 
 
 MIZAR, little. Marg. 
 
 MIZPAH,a sentinel, speculation, or that waits 
 for. 
 
 M] ZPV.W, the same. . 
 
 MLSR A IM, tribulations; or who is straitened, 
 or lilockeit up. The son-of Ham, Gen. 10.6. 
 MNASGN, a diligent seeker, or betrothing, or 
 remembering, or an exhorter. 
 
 MDAB, of the father. 
 
 MOA BI LES, the posterity of MOAB. 
 MOLADAH, birth, generation. A city, Josh- 
 15. 26. 
 
 MOI.ECH, king. 
 
 MOLOCH, the same. . . 
 
 MORDECAI, contrition, or bitter bruinng; or 
 myrrh bruised ; or who teaches to bruise. 
 MORIAH, bitierness of the Lord; or doctrine^ 
 or fear of the Lord. 
 
 MOSEROTH, erudition,discipline,bond. Aum, 
 33. 30. 
 
 
NIS' 
 
 MOSES, taken out of the wafer. He was of the 
 house of Levi, born in Egypt, and miraculously 
 preserved^ God appeared to him in a burning 
 bush, and sent him to deliver the Israelites out 
 of Egypt. He was appointed by God to lead the 
 Israelites through the wilderness to the land of 
 Canaan. Being about to die, he blesseth all 
 the tribes of Israel : He views the land of Ca¬ 
 naan, dies, is buried by God, and Joshua made 
 his successor.. He teas a, very great man, and 
 highly honoured by God in many respects. The 
 law was given by Moses, but grace and truth 
 came by Jesus Christ, John 1. 17. 
 
 MU.'^Hl, he that touches, that withdraws him¬ 
 self. that takes away. Son of Merari, Exod. 
 6. 19. 
 
 MYRA, IS derived from the Greek word nvpu>, 1 
 flow, pour out, weep. 
 
 MYSIA, criminal, or abominable -tfromthe Greek 
 word fjLvtros, crime. 
 
 N. 
 
 KAAMAN, beautiful, agreeable; or that pre¬ 
 pares himself to motion. 
 
 !N AAM A'J HITE, who is t)/ Naamatli. 
 
 UAASHOM, that foretells, tliat conjectures; or 
 serpent; or their auguries. 
 
 NABAL, a fool, or senseless. 
 
 » A BOTH, words, or propliecies, or fruits. 
 
 JjADAB, free and voluntary gift; or prince. 
 
 NAGGE, brightness. 
 
 AHAK Al, my nostrils, my nose ; or hoarse, dry, 
 hot, angry. One of David's valiant captains, 
 2 Sam. 23. .37. 
 
 NAHASH, snake, or serpent, or that foretells, or 
 brass. 
 
 NAHOR, hoarse, dry, hot, angry. 
 
 >iAHUM, coml'orter, penitent; or their guide. 
 The. name of a prophet, IS ah. 1. 1. 
 
 !NAI!N, beauty, pleasantness. 
 
 !NA10 rH, beauties; or habitations, abodes. 
 
 !NA()MI, beautiful, acreealile. 
 
 2SAPH1SH, the soul; or he that rests or re¬ 
 freshes himself, tliat respires ; or according to the 
 Syriac, that multiplies. The sou of Ishmael, 
 Gen. 25. 15. 
 
 NAPH'l'ALI, comparison, likeness; or that 
 struggles, or fights. 
 
 liARClSSUS, astonishment, stupidity, surprise; 
 from the Greek word i/apKnais. Horn. 16. 11. 
 
 INA'J'HA?^, who gives, or is given. 
 
 NATHANAEL, the gitt of God. 
 
 NaItIAN-MELECH, the gift of the king. 2 
 Kings 23. 11. 
 
 NAUM. ..''W NAHUM. 
 
 NAZARENE, kept, or flower. A native o/Na- 
 zareth. 
 
 NAZARETH, separated, sanctified. 
 
 N EAPOLIS, new city, from gea, new, fresh, and 
 TtoXis, a city, 
 
 N EBA lO'J'H, words, or prophecies, or fruits. 
 
 NEBAT, that beholds. 
 
 NEBO, that speaks, prophesies, or fructifies. 
 
 NEBUCIIAUN EZZA K, tears and groans of 
 judgment ; or trouble, or soirow of judg¬ 
 ment. 
 
 NEBUZAR-ADAN, fruits or prophecies of 
 judgment ; or winnowed, or spread. 
 
 N ECHO, lame, or w ho was beaten. The name of 
 a king of Egyjn, 2 Kings 23. 29. 
 
 N EH ELAM ITE, dreamer, or dream; or vale, 
 or brook, or inheritance of the waters. 
 
 NEHEMIAH, consolation, or repentance of the 
 I.ord ; or rest of the Lord ; or conduct of the 
 Lord. 
 
 NEHUSHTA, snake, soothsayer, or of brass. 
 Mother of Jehoiakim, 2 Kings 24. 8. 
 
 NEflUSHTAN, which is of brass or copper; by 
 derision, a trifle of brass. 
 
 N ER, lamp, brightness ; or land new tilled. 
 
 NEREUS. Neo N ER. 
 
 NEHl, my liglit. The father of Salathiel, Luke 
 3. 27. 
 
 NERIAH, light, and lamp of the Lord; or the 
 Lord is my liglit. 
 
 NE'IHAN EEL. See NATHANAEL. 
 
 NEd'HAN lA, the gift of the Lord. 
 
 NETIIINIMS, given, or offered. The Gibeon- 
 ites, or those who succeeded them in their 
 service. 
 
 NIBHAZ, that fructifies, or that produces vision ; 
 or to prophesy, to foretell, or to speak. An idol 
 of the Aviles, 2 Kings 17. 31. 
 
 N ICANGR, a conqueror, or victorious;/rorw the 
 Greek word viKaw, 1 conquer. 
 
 NICODEMUS, innocent tdood ; or according to 
 the Greek, the victory of the people ; from oiKato, 
 I conquer, and dtigos, the people. 
 
 Nicola IT A NS, victory of the people ;/ro7M 
 vtKaco, 1 overcome, and Xaos, the people. The 
 followers of N icdlas. 
 
 NICOLAS, from the same. A deacon. Acts 
 6. 5. 
 
 NlCOPOI.IS, the city of victory, or victorious 
 city ; from viKaw, 1 conquer, and uoXis, a 
 city. 
 
 NIGER, black. 
 
 NIM R1 ftl, leopard, bitterness, rebellion, or change. 
 The name of a place, Isa. 15. 6. 
 
 NIMROD, rebellious, or sleep of descent, or of 
 him that rules. 
 
 NIMSHl, rescued from danger ; or that touches. 
 
 NINEVEH, handsome, agreeable; or dwell- 
 
 , ing. 
 
 NIN EVITE.S, the people of N ineveh. 
 
 NISAN, flight, or standard; or proof and temp¬ 
 tation. 
 
 NISKOCH. flight, or standard, or proof and 
 temptation, tender, or delicate. 
 
 PEL 
 
 NO, stirring up, or a forbidding. 
 
 NOADIAH, witness; or assembly, or ornament 
 of the Lord. 
 
 NOAH, repose, or rest, or consolation. , 
 
 NOAH, that quavers, or totters. Daughter of Ze- 
 lophehad, N um. 26. 33. 
 
 NOB, discourse, prophecy. 
 
 NOBAH, that barks or yelps. A city, Num. 
 .32. 42. 
 
 NOD, vagabond. A country, Gen. 4. 16. 
 
 NOPH, honey-comb, a sieve, or that drops. 
 
 NUN, son, posterity, durable and eternal. 
 
 NYMPH AS, spouse, or bridegroom. 
 
 O. 
 
 OBADTAIT, servant of the T.ord. 
 
 ORAL, inconvenience of old age ; or of the flux. 
 The son of Joktan, Gen. 10. 28. 
 
 OBED, a .servant. 
 
 OBED-EDOM, the servant of Edom, or the 
 Idumean; or labourer of the man, of red, or 
 earthy. 
 
 OBIL, that weeps, or deserves to be bewailed ; or 
 ancient; or who is brought. One that had the 
 care of David's camels, 1 Chron. 27. .30. 
 
 OCR AN, disturber, or that disorders. 
 
 ODED, to sustain, to hold, to lift up. 
 
 OG, a cake, bread baked in the ashes. 
 
 OH EL, tent, tabernacle; or brightness. 1 Chron. 
 .3. 20. 
 
 OT.YMPAS, heavenly. 
 
 OMA R, he that speaks ; or bitter. Gen. .36.11. 
 
 OMEGA, the last letter of the Greek alphabet. 
 
 OMR I, a sheaf, or bundle of corn ; or rebellion, 
 or Wtter. 
 
 ON, pain, force, iniquity. 
 
 ON AN, pain, strength, power, iniquity. 
 
 ONESlMUS, profitable, useful; from ovntris, 
 usefulness. 
 
 ON E.SIPHORUS, who brings profit ; from the 
 Greek word ovr\aLS, usefulness, and <popos, he 
 that brings. 
 
 OPHET., tower, or elevated place; or obscurity. 
 
 OPHIR, ashes. 
 
 OPHRAH, dust, fawn, lead. A city, Josh. 
 18. 2.3. 
 
 OREB, a raven, sweet, caution, or mixture, or 
 evening. 
 
 ORION, a constellation. 
 
 ORNAN, that rejoices; their bow or ark; or 
 light of the sun. 
 
 ORPAH, the neck, or the skull, nakedness of the 
 mouth or face. 
 
 OTHNI, my time, my hour. The son of She- 
 maiah, 1 Chron. 26. 7- 
 
 OTHNIEL, the time, or the hour of God. 
 
 OZEM, that fasts : or their eagerness. 
 
 OZIAS, strength from the Lord. 
 
 P. 
 
 PAARAI, opening. 
 
 PADAN-ARAM, Padan of the field, and Aram 
 Syria ; a city of Syria where Laban dwelt, Gen. 
 25. 20. 
 
 PAGIEL, prevention of God, or prayer of God. 
 
 PALESTINA, which is covered, watered, or to 
 bring or cause ruin, 
 
 PALTI, deliverance, or flight. Son of Eaphu, 
 Num. 13. 9. 
 
 PAMPHYLIA, a nation made up of every tribe, 
 from Trar, all, and tpvXn, a tribe. 
 
 PAPHOS, which buils, or which is very hot; 
 from natpXa^eiv, to boil, or to be very hot. 
 
 PAR AN, beauty, glory, ornament. 
 
 PARBAR, a gate, or building belonging to the 
 temple. 
 
 PARMENAS. that abides and is permanent; 
 from the Greek word rrapanevu), I abide. 
 
 PAROSH, a flea; or the fruit of the moth. 
 Ezra 2. 3. 
 
 PA RSH ANDATHA, revelation of corporeal 
 impurities, or of his trouble ; or dung of impu¬ 
 rity. The son of Haman, Esth. 9. 7- 
 
 PARTHl AN.S, horsemen. 
 
 PARUAH, flourishing; or according to the Sy¬ 
 riac, that flies away. Lather of Jehoshaphat, 
 
 1 Kings 4. 17. 
 
 PASHUR, that extends, or multiplies tl’.e hole, 
 or whiteness; or that multiplies or extends the 
 liberty or the principality. 
 
 PATARA, which is trod under foot; from the 
 Greek word ■nareto, 1 tread under foot. 
 
 PATHROS, mouthful of dew; or persuasion, or 
 dilatation of ruin. 
 
 PATMOS, mortal; from ira-nipai, I am squeezed 
 to pieces. 
 
 PAl ROBAS, paternal, or that pursues the steps 
 of his father ; from itarrip, a father, and Baii/w, 
 
 1 go. Bom. 16. 14. 
 
 PAU, that cries aloud ; or that appears. A city, 
 Gen. 36. .39. 
 
 PAUL, a worker. His former name was Saul, a 
 sepulchre, a destroyer. 
 
 PAULU.S. 
 
 PEDAHZUR, saviour, strong and powerful; or 
 stone of redemption ; or the redemption of that 
 which is placed or set up. Num. 1. 10. 
 
 PEDAIAH, redemption of the Lord. 2 Kings 
 2.3. .36. 
 
 PEKAH, he that opens; or that opens the eye, 
 or that IS at liberty. 
 
 PEKAH 1 AH, it is the Lord that opens. 
 
 PEI. ATI AH, let the Lord deliver; or deliver¬ 
 ance, or flight of the I.ord. 
 
 PELEG, division. The son of Eber, Gen. 10. 
 25. 
 
 PEI.ETHITES, judges, or destroyers. These 
 were troops or guards of king David, 2 Sam. 8.18. 
 
 RAG [Proper Names. 
 
 PENIEL, face, or vision of God ; or, that sees 
 God. 
 
 PENINNAH, pearl, precious stone; or his face. 
 The wife of Elkanah, 1 .Sam. 1. 2. 
 
 PENUEL, .SeePENIEL. 
 
 PEOR, hole, or opening. 
 
 PERGA, very earthy ; from the preposition nepi, 
 very, and ■vrj, the earth. 
 
 PERGAMDS, height, elevation. 
 
 PERlZZlTEiS, the name of a people, who dwell la 
 villa ges, or places not enclosed with walls. 
 
 PERSIA, that cuts or divides; or nail, gryphon, 
 horseman. 
 
 P E R S1S, tZ/e .90we. 
 
 P ETER, a rock, or stone. 
 
 PE.TIIUEL, mouth of God ; or dilatation, or per¬ 
 suasion of God. Father of Joel, Joel 1. 1. 
 
 PH ALEC. .See,PELEG. . 
 
 PHALLU, admirable, or hidden. The son of Reu¬ 
 ben, Gen. 46. 9. 
 
 PHAL'Il, deliverance, or flight. Thesonof Laish, 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 44. 
 
 PHANUEL, face, or vision of God. Luke 2. .36. 
 
 PHARAOH, that disperses, that spoils, that dis¬ 
 covers ; or according to the Syriac, the revenger, 
 the destroyer, the king, the crocodile. 
 
 PHAREZ, division, rupture; or that breaks forth 
 violently. 
 
 PHARPAR, that produces fruits; or the fall of 
 the bull. 
 
 PHEBE, shining, pure ; from ^oifios. 
 
 PHENICE, red, or purple ; from the Greek word, 
 ^otoiKis ; or palm-tree ; from cpoiviK. 
 
 PJfllCHOL, the mouth of all, or every tongue ; or 
 perfection, or completing of the mouth, Gen. 
 21 . 22 . 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, the love of a brother, or of 
 fraternity ; from <piXos, a friend, and abeXepos, 
 a brother. 
 
 PHILEMON, that kisses, or is affectionate; from 
 ^iXnna, a kiss. 
 
 PHILETUS, amiable, or who is beloved ;/row* 
 (ptXri9eii. 
 
 PH 11,1 P, warlike, or a lover of horses. 
 
 PHILIPPI, r/io iowe. 
 
 PH ILIS ITA, t/io country of the Philistines, 
 
 PHILISTINES, those that dwell in villages. 
 
 PHILOLOGUS, a lover of learning, or of the 
 word ; from (p(Xos, a lover, and Xoyos, the word. 
 
 PH 1N EH AS, a bold countenance, or face of trust, 
 or protection. 
 
 PHI.EGON, zealous, burning,/row tpXeycov. 
 
 PHRYGIA, dry, barren; from tppvyios. 
 
 PHURAH, that bears fruit, or that grows. 
 
 PHYGELLUS, fugitive. Gnewhoforsook!it.Paul. 
 
 PI-HAHIRO'I H, the mouth, the pass of Hiroth, 
 or the opening of liberty ; or mouth engraved. 
 
 PILATE, who is armed with a dart. 
 
 PIN ON, pearl, or gem ; or that beholds. One of 
 the heads of Esau's posterity, Gen. .36. 41. 
 
 PIRATHON, his dissipation, his deprivation; 
 his rupture ; or according to the Syriac, his ven¬ 
 geance. A city, .ludg. 12. 15. Whence Pira- 
 thonite, .Tndg. 12. 1.3. 
 
 PISGAH, hill, eminence, fortress. 
 
 PISIDIA, pitch, or pitchy; from 'matTosbns. 
 
 PISON, clianging, ordoubling, or extension of the 
 mouth ; or extended, or multitude. Vne of the 
 rivers ^ Paradise, Gen. 2. 11. 
 
 PITHOM, their mouthful, or bit; or consumma¬ 
 tion, or dilatation of the mouth. A city, Exod. 
 1 . 11 . 
 
 PITHON, his mouth, or his persuasion, or gift of 
 the mouth. Son of Micah, 1 Chron. 8. .35. 
 
 PONTIUS, marine, or belonging to the sea. 
 
 PONT US, the sea ; from the Greek word ttovtov. 
 
 PORA'IIIA, fruitful. The son of Haman, Esth. 
 9. 8. 
 
 PORCIUS. 
 
 POTIPHAR, the bull of Africa; or a fat bull. 
 
 POJ'I-PHERAH, that scatters, or demolishes the 
 fat. 
 
 PRISCA, a Latin word signifying ancient. 2 Tim. 
 4.19. 
 
 PR lSCII.LA,/row the same. 
 
 PROCHORUs, he that presides over the choirs; 
 from Trpo, before, and xopof> ^ company ot 
 singers. Acts 6.5. 
 
 PU13 l.l US, common. 
 
 PU DEN S, shamefaced. 
 
 PUT., bean, or destruction. 
 
 PUN ON , precious stone, or that beholds. One of 
 the stations of the Israelites, Num. 33. 42. 
 
 PUR, lot. See Appellatives. 
 
 PUTEO LI, a city in Campania. 
 
 PUT! EL, God is my fatness. The father-in law 
 of Eleazar, Exod. 6. 25. 
 
 Q. 
 
 QUARTUS, the fourth. Rom. 16. 23. 
 
 R. 
 
 R A AMAH, greatness, thunder; or some sort of 
 evil, or bruising, or company, Gen. U). 7. 
 
 R ABB AH, great, powerful, contentious, or dis- 
 putative. 
 
 R A13-M AG, who over'hrows or destroys a multi¬ 
 tude ; or chief, or pi u.ce of dissolution ; or chief 
 of the magicians. Jer. 39. 3. 
 
 RAB-SARlS, grand master of the eunuchs 
 
 2 Kings 18. 17. 
 
 RAB-SHAKEII, cup-bearer of the prince, or 
 chamberlain. 
 
 RACHAL, injurious; or perfumer,or trafficking. 
 A city, 1 Sam. .30.29. 
 
 R ACH EL, a sheep. 
 
 RAGAU, a friend, a neighbour. 
 
 683 
 
Proper Names. ] SAB 
 
 SH A 
 
 RAGUEL, shepherd of God, or friend of God ; 
 or rupture of God. The fether of llobab, Nuin. 
 
 10. 29. 
 
 RAHAB, proud, stron?, quarrelsome. Egypt, as 
 most think, is called by this name, Psal. 8?. 4. 1 
 89. 10. 
 
 RAHAB, which is large and extended, or public 
 place. The name of a woman, 
 
 RAKKATH, empty, or spittle, or temple of the 
 head. A c«Vy, .losh. 19. 35. 
 
 RAKKON, vain, void ; or mountain of lamenta¬ 
 tions and tears ; or mountain of enjoyment. A 
 city. Josh. 19- 46. 
 
 RAM, elevated, sublime; or who rejects, or is re¬ 
 jected. 
 
 RAMAH,/ro»t the same. 
 
 RAMA'l'H, raised, lofty. A city. Josh. 19. 8. 
 
 RAMATHAJM-ZOPHIM,/! city, 1 Sam. 1. 1. 
 The sari.e as Raniah. Literally, Itainathaim 
 signifies the two Kamathas, probably because the 
 city was divided into two parts. The city of Ha- 
 niah, Hamuel's birth-place, was also called Zo- 
 phim, which signifies watch-tower, or watch¬ 
 men, because the prophets, who are called watch¬ 
 men, had a school or college there. 
 
 RAMAi'H-LEHl, elevationof the jaw-bone. The 
 name of a place, Judg. 15. 17- 
 
 RAMESES, thunder; «r reproach of the moth; 
 or he that destroys or dissolves evil. Gen. 47- 
 
 11. Ezod. 1.11. 
 
 RAMOTH, eminences, high places. A city of , 
 this name was situate in a Head, and called Ra- 
 moth-gilead, 1 Kings 4. 1.3. 
 
 RAPHA, relaxation, or pliysic. 
 
 RAPIIU, cured, comforted. 
 
 REBA, the fourth, or a square ; or that stoops or 
 lies down. A king of Midian, Num. .31. 8. 
 
 REBEKAH, fat, fattened ; or quarrel appeased, 
 or removed. 
 
 RECHAB, square, or chariot, or team of horses, 
 or a rider. 
 
 RECFIABITES, the posterity of Rechab. 
 
 REG EM, that stones, or is stoned, or purple. 
 The son of Jahdai, 1 Chron. 2. 47. 
 
 REGEM-MELECH, he that stones the king ; or 
 the purple of the king, or of the council. Zeck. 
 7. 2. 
 
 REHABIAH, breadth, or extent, or place of the 
 Lord ; or God is my extent, he hath set me at 
 liberty. The sonof EHezer, 1 Chron. 2.3. 17. 
 
 REHOB, breadth, space, or extent. A city. Josh. 
 19. 28. 
 
 REHOBOAM, who sets the people at libert3’; 
 or space of the people ; or that lets the people 
 breatlie, or blow. 
 
 REHOBOTH, spaces, or places. 
 
 REHUM, merciful, compassionate, or friendlJ^ 
 
 REI, 11)3’ shepherd, my companion, my friend ; 
 or my evil, or ray breaking. 1 Kings 1.8. 
 
 REMALl Afl, the exaltation of the Lord ; or who 
 is rejected of the l .ord. 
 
 REMMON, greatness, elevation; or a pomegra¬ 
 nate tree. A city. Josh. 19. 7. 
 
 REMPH AN, the name of an idol, which some think 
 to be Saturn. See STAR in Appellatives. 
 
 REPH AEL, the physic, or medicine of God. The 
 son of Shemaiah, 1 Cliron. 26. 7. 
 
 REPHAIM, giant, physician, or relaxed, or that 
 relax, that weaken. 
 
 REPH A IMS,//■()»! the same. 
 
 REP HI DIM, beds, or places of rest. 
 
 RESIN, a bridle, or bit. A city, Gen. 10.12. 
 
 REU, his friend, his shepherd. The son of Peleg, 
 Gen. II. 18. 
 
 REUBEN. who sees the son, or vision of the son. 
 Jacob's eldest son by Leah ; he endeavoured to de¬ 
 liver Joseph from hts brethren. 
 
 REUBEN ITES, the posterity of Reuben. 
 
 REUER shepherd, or friend of God. The sonof 
 Esau, Gen. .'16. 4. 
 
 REUMAH, lofty, sublime. Nahor's concubine, 
 Gen. 22. 24. 
 
 REZIN, voluntary, or good will ; cr runner. 
 
 REZON, lean, or small, or secret, or prince. The 
 son of Eliadah, 1 Kings 11.2.3. 
 
 RHEGIUM, rupture, or fracture ; from the Greek 
 word ptryri’ 
 
 RHESA, will, or course. 
 
 RHODA, a rose. 
 
 RHODES, a rose ; from pobn- 
 
 RIBLAH, quarrel, or greatness to him ; or 
 quarrel that increases, or that spreads. 2 Kings 
 
 ' 23. .33. 
 
 RIMMON, exalted, pomegranate. 
 
 RIPHATH, remedy, or medicine, or release, or 
 pardon. 'Ihe son of Gomer, Gen. 10. 3. 
 
 RISSAH, watering, distillation, or dew. One of 
 the stations of tlie Israelites in the wilderness, 
 N um. 33. 21. 
 
 RIZPAH, bed, of extension, or coal, or fire¬ 
 stone. 
 
 ROMAMTI-EZER, exaltation of help. Son of 
 Heman, 1 Chron. 25. 4. 
 
 ROMA N, strong, powerful; from the Greek word 
 
 ptouri 
 
 strength. 
 
 R'OMANS. 
 
 ROME, strength, power ;/row* nconn* 
 
 ROSH, the head, or the top, or the beginning. 
 
 The son of Benjamin, Gen. 46.21. 
 
 RUFUS, red. 
 
 RUHAIMAH, having obtained mercy. Marg. 
 RUMAFI, exalted, sublime, or rejected. A city, 
 2 Kings 23. 36. 
 
 RUTH, filled, satisfied. 
 
 S. 
 
 SABEANS, 
 
 . age. 
 
 584 
 
 captivity ; 
 
 or conversion, rest, old 
 
 SABTECHA, that surrounds, or causes wound¬ 
 ing. The son of Cmh, Gen. 10. 7- 
 
 SaDOC, just, or justified. The father of Achim, 
 Mat. 1. i4. 
 
 SALAH, mission, sending; or branches, or dart, 
 or, according to the Syriac, that spoils, or is spoil¬ 
 ed. The son of Arphatad, Gen. 10. 24. 
 
 SAI.AMlS, shaken, tost, beaten; from the Greek 
 word o-aXei/o), 1 beat, 1 toss. An island, Acts 
 1.3. 5. 
 
 SA LATHI EL, I have asked of God; or loan of 
 God. 
 
 SAEEM, complete, perfect, or peace. 
 
 SA EIM, John .3. 2.3. See .^HAIdM. 
 
 SAI.MON. peaceable, perfect, or that rewards. 
 
 SALMON'E. A city. 
 
 .S A I ,D M E. See S A I.MON . 
 
 SAMARIA, his lees, his prison, his guard, his 
 throne, or his diamond. In Ileb. Shomeron. 
 
 SAMAItl TANS, people o/Samaria. 
 
 SAMEAH, raiment; or his left hand; or his 
 name, his astonisliment, or what has been put 
 to him. A king of Edom, Gen. .36. 36. 
 
 SAMOS, full ot gravel; from Ammo?, sand. An 
 island. 
 
 SAMO rilRACI A, an island, so called because 
 it was peopled by Samians and Thracians, Acts 
 16. 11. 
 
 SAMSGN, his sun; or, according to the Syriac, 
 his service, or his ministry; or here the second 
 time. 
 
 SAMUEI., heard of God, or asked of God, 
 
 SANBALLAT, bush in secret; or the enemy in 
 secret. 
 
 .SAPH, rushes, or sea-moss, end, consummation ; 
 or vessel, fiat, threshold. A giant, 2 Sam. 21. 
 18. 
 
 SAPHTR, a ceVy. 
 
 SAPPHIRA, that relates or tells; or that writes 
 or composes books ; or handsome. 
 
 SARAH, lady, or princess; or the princess of the 
 multitude. 
 
 SAKAI, my lady, m3'’princess. 
 
 SARDIS, prince of joy. or song of joy ; or that 
 which remains. Syr. a pot, a kettle. 
 
 SAREPTA, a goldsmith’s ship, where metals used 
 to be melted and tried. 
 
 SARGON, who takes away protection; or that 
 takes awa3’ tlie garden; or, according to the 
 Syriac, nets, snares. A king of Assyria, Isa. 
 20 . 1 . 
 
 SARON. .Sec SHARON. 
 
 SARSECHIM, master of the wardrobe; or of 
 the perfumes. .Ter. .39. 3. 
 
 SARUCH, branch, Ia3’er; or twining. 
 
 SATAN, contrarj’, adversar3’, a part3’in a pro¬ 
 cess, an enemy, an accuser. 
 
 S AU I., demanded, or lent, ditch, sepulchre, death, 
 or hell. 
 
 SCEVA, disposed, prepared ; from o-Keua^co, I 
 dispose, 1 prepare. 
 
 SCY EHIANE tanner, or leather-dresser. 
 
 SEBA, drunkard; or that turns, or surrounds; 
 or old man, according to the .^yriac. 
 
 SEBAT, twig, sceptre, tribe. Zech. 1. 7. 
 
 .SEGUE, fortified, or raised. 1 Kings 16. .34. 
 
 SEIR, hairy, goat, demon, tempest, or barle3’. 
 
 SEEEUCIA, shaken or beaten tiy the waves, or 
 that runs as a river. 
 
 .SEMEl, hearing, or obeying. 
 
 SE.NEH, bush. A rock, 1 .Sam. 14.4. 
 
 SENN ACHEH 1B, bnsli of the destruction of the 
 sword, of solitude, of drought. 
 
 SEPHARVAIM, the two books, or the two 
 scribes. 
 
 SERA H, lady of scent; or the song; or the morn¬ 
 ing, the morning star. The daughter of Asher, 
 Gen. 46. 17. 
 
 SERAIAH, prince of the Jxird, or the Lord is 
 mv prince ; or song of the Lord. 
 
 SERGIUS PAULUS. 
 
 SERUG, branch, layer; or twining. The father 
 of Nahor, Gen. 11. 22. 
 
 .SETH, put, or who puts. 
 
 SHAALBIM, that heliolds the heart; or fist, or 
 hand, or fox ot the sea. .Judg. 1. .35. 
 
 SHAARAIM, gates, valuation, hairs, barley’, 
 tempests, goats, demons. A city, 1 Chron. 4. 
 31. 
 
 SEIAASHGAZ, he that presses the fleece ; or he 
 that perforins the shearing of the sheep. Esth. 
 2. 14. 
 
 SHADRACH, tender nipple; or field soft and 
 tender. Dan. 1. 7. 
 
 SFIALIM, fox, or fist, or path. 
 
 SHALISFIA, three, or tlie third; or prince, or 
 captain. 
 
 SHALLUM, perfect, or peaceable. 
 
 SHALMAN, peaceable, perfect; or that rew’ards. 
 Hos. 10. 14. 
 
 SIIALMANEZER, peace tied or chained, or 
 perfection and retribution, or peace taken 
 away. 
 
 SHAMGAR, named a stranger; or he is here a 
 stranger; or surprise, astonishment of the 
 stranger. 
 
 SHAiMHUTH, desolation, destruction, astonish¬ 
 ment; or desolation of iniquity. One of David's 
 captains, 1 Chron. 27 . 8. 
 
 SHAMIR, prison, busli. lees, thorn. Josh. 1.3. 
 48. 
 
 SHAMMAH, loss, desolation, astonishment. 
 
 .SH AMMUAIl, he that is heard, or obeyed. 
 
 SHAPHAN, a rabbit,or wild rat; ortheir brink, 
 tlieir lip, their breaking. 
 
 SFIAPHAT, a judge, or judging. 
 
 SHARAI, my lord, my’ prince, or my’ song. A 
 man's name, Ezra 10. 40. 
 
 SHAREZER, overseer of the treasury’, or of the 
 store-house ; or the treasures of him that sings ; 
 or that sees the ambushes. 
 
 SHARON, his plain, field, his song. 
 
 SIH 
 
 SHA.SHAK, a bag of linen; or the sixth bag. 
 1 Chron. 8. 14. 
 
 SHAVEH,the plain; or that puts or makes equal¬ 
 ity. Gen. 14. 5. 
 
 SHEALf 1 E'L, 1 have asked of God. 
 
 SHEARl AH, gate of the Lord ; or tempest of the 
 I/)rd. The son of Azel, 1 Chron. 8. .38. 
 
 SIIEAR-JASHUB, the remnant shall return. 
 
 Marg, 
 
 SIIEBA, captivity, or compas.sing about, repose, 
 old age. 
 
 SH EB ANIAH, the Lord thattmiverts , or that re¬ 
 calls from captivity, or that captivates; or that 
 understands, that builds. Neh. 9. 4. 
 
 SH EBN A, who rests himself, or who is now cap¬ 
 tive. 
 
 SHECHEM, part, portion, the back, shoulders, 
 early in the morning. 
 
 SHEDEUR, field, pap, all-mighty; or destroyer 
 of fire, nr of light. Aiim. 1. 5. 
 
 .SHEI.AH, that breaks, that unties, that undresses. 
 
 SHEI.E.MIAH, God is my perfection, my hap¬ 
 piness, my peace ; or the peace or perfection of 
 the Lord. 
 
 SHELEPfl, who draws out. The ton of Joktan, 
 Gen. 10. 26. 
 
 SH ELflM riTI, my nrace, my happiness, my 
 reconrpence. Daughter of Zerubbabel, 1 Chr. 
 3. 19. 
 
 SHELUMIEL, peace of God, or God is my hap¬ 
 piness ; or retribution or perfection of God. The 
 son of Zurishaddai, N um. 1. 6. 
 
 SHE.M, name, renown ; or he that puts or places, 
 or who is put or placed. The son of Noan, from 
 whom the ylessiah was descended. 
 
 SHEjMAlAH, that hears, or that obeys the 
 Lord. 
 
 SHEMARTAH, God is my guard, or the guard 
 of the Lord ; or diamond, dregs, thorn, or bush 
 of the Toird. 1 Chron. 12. 5. 
 
 SHEMEBER, name of force, or fame, of the 
 strong, or of the wing. King of Zehoim, Gen. 
 
 14. 2. 
 
 .SHEMER, guardian, thorn. 1 Kings 16. 24. 
 
 SHEMIDA, name of knowledge, or that puts 
 knowledge; or the knowledge of desolation, or 
 of astonishment; or the science of the heavens. 
 Son of Gilead, Num. 26. .32. 
 
 SHEMINITH.the eighth. 
 
 SHE>nRAMOrH, the height of the heavens; or 
 the elevation of the name. 1 Chron. 15. 18. 
 
 SHEN, tootli, ivory, or change ; or he that sleeps. 
 The name of a place, 1 Sam. 7.12. 
 
 SHEN I R , lantern, or light that sleeps; or renew¬ 
 ing of the lamp, or he that shews. 
 
 SHEPHATIAH, the Lord that judges ; the judg¬ 
 ment of the Lord ; or God is my judge. 
 
 SHE.SHACH, bag of flax, or linen; or the sixth 
 bag. 
 
 SHESHBAZZAR, joy' in tribulation; or pro¬ 
 duction, or defence of joy ; 0/ joy of the vint¬ 
 age. 
 
 SHETHER-BOZNAT, that makes to rot and 
 corrupt; or that seeks and examines those 'who 
 despise me. Ezra 5. 3. 
 
 SIIEVA, vanity, elevation, fame.or tumult. One 
 of David's scribes, i Sam. 20. 25. 
 
 SHIBBOLETH, burden, ear of corn, or current 
 of water. 
 
 SHlCFtON,drunkenness ; orhisgift, or his wages. 
 A city, .losli. 15. 11. 
 
 SHIGGAION, a song of trouble or comfort. 
 Psal. 7. Title. 
 
 SHILOAH. 6'«eSILOATT. 
 
 SHILOH, sent. 6'ro Appellatives. 
 
 SHILOH, peace, or abundance. A city. 
 
 SHlLONl'l'E, of the city of Shiloh. 1 Kings 
 11. 29. 
 
 SHT.MEAH, that hears, that obeys. 
 
 SHIM El, that hears or obeys; or name of the 
 heap ; or that destroy s the heap ; or my reputa¬ 
 tion, mv fame. 
 
 SHIMSHAi, mysnn. 
 
 SHINAR. Ihe watching of him that sleeps; or 
 spoil of the tooth ; or change of the city. 
 
 SHIPHRAH, handsome, or trumpet; or that 
 does good. An Egyptian midwife, Exod. 1. 
 
 15. 
 
 SH ISHAK, present of the bag, of the pot, of the 
 thigh. 
 
 SHI i TIM, that turn away, or divert; otherwise, 
 scourge, rods, or thorns. 
 
 SI I OB A B, returned, turned back. Ihe son of 
 David,‘I Sam. 5. 14. 
 
 SHOBACH, your bonds, your chains, your nets, 
 your gins ; or his captivity ; or your conversion, 
 your return ; or a dove-house, according to the 
 Syriac. Gerural of Hadarezer t army, 2 Sam, 
 10. 16. . , . 
 
 SHUAH, pit, or that swims; or humiliatioa 
 meditation, or word. 
 
 SHUAL. fox, hand, fist; or traces, way. 
 
 SHUHITE. 
 
 SHULAMITE, peaceable, perfect, that recom¬ 
 penses. 
 
 SHUNAMITE, a ftottfO 0/. . 
 
 SHUNE.M, their change, their repeating, their 
 second, or their sleep. l.^n*n.28. 4. 
 
 SI I UR, wall, ox, or that beholds. A wilderness, 
 Gen. 16. 7. 
 
 SHUSHAN, lily,rose, or joy. 
 
 SHUTH ELAH, plant, or verdure; or moist pot, 
 or drinking pot. The son of Ephraim, Num. 
 
 SIBMAH, conversion, return, captivity, old age, 
 rest. 
 
 ST DON, huntinir, fishing, venison. 
 
 SIGIONOTH, according to variable songs, or 
 tunes. Marg. 
 
 SI HON, rooting out; or conclusion. 
 
 SIHOR, black, trouble ; or early in the morning. 
 The river Kilus in Egypt, Isa. 23. 3. 
 
TAR 
 
 Z I B [Proper Xakes. 
 
 ^ILAS, three, or the third. 
 
 SILOAS and SILOAM, sent, or who sends ; or 
 dart, branch, or whatever is sent. 
 
 SILOE, the same. 
 
 SILVAN US, wlio loves the woods, or forests; 
 
 from the Latin zvord silva, a wood. 
 
 SIMEON, that hears, that obeys, or is heard. 
 SIMON, that hears, or obeys. 
 
 SIN, bush. 
 
 SINAI, busli. According to the Syriac, enmity. 
 SION, noise, tumult. A mmintaizi of the country 
 of the Amorites, the same as ilermon, JJeut. 
 4. 48. 
 
 SIRION, a breast-plate; or deliverance, ora 
 son" of the dove. 
 
 SISEIIA, that sees a horse, or a swallow. 
 
 SI VAN, bush, or thorn. This is the Babylonian 
 name of the third month of the Hebrew year, 
 ■which answers i?i part to our May azid June, 
 Esth. 8. 9. 
 
 SMYRNA, myrrh. 
 
 SO, a measure for grain, or dry matters. An 
 Egyptian word. 
 
 SOCOII, tents, or tabernacles. A city. Josh. 
 15. 48. 
 
 SOD I, my secret. Father of Gaddiel, Num. 1.3. 
 
 10 . 
 
 SODOM, their secret, tlieir lime, their cement. 
 SODOMITES. 
 
 SOLOMON, peaceable, perfect, or who recom¬ 
 penses. He zuas the son of David king of 
 Israel. Tie prayed to God for wisdom, and ob¬ 
 tained wisdom, riches, and hozunir. He built the 
 temple at Jerusalem, where the sacrifices were 
 to be offered to God. He married Pharaoh's 
 daughter, and built for her an house. He loved 
 many .strange zoomen, who turned azoay his heart 
 after their gods. It is thought that the three 
 books he wrote, namely. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, 
 and the Canticles, are an evidence of his re¬ 
 pentance. 
 
 SOP A I’ER, who defends the father, or the health 
 of the father ; frozn o-to^co, I save, and waTnp, fa¬ 
 ther. A disciple of St. Paul, Acts 20. 4. 
 SOREK, vine, hissing, a colour inclining to yel¬ 
 low. 
 
 SO.SIPATER. NooSOPATER. 
 
 SOSiHENES, saviour, strong and powerful, 
 from aw^aj, 1 save, and Devos, strength, force. 
 SPAIN, in Greek, rare, or iJrecious. 
 
 STACHYS, spike ; from <;axos. 
 
 STEPHANAS, a crown, or crowned ', from ?e- 
 (Pavri, a crown. 
 
 S'l EPIIEN, the same. 
 
 SUCCO'JTI, tents, tabernacles. 
 
 SUCCOi ll-BENOlTl, the tabernacles of young 
 women, or the tents of prostitutes. 2 Kings 17. 
 30. 
 
 SUR, that withdraws, or departs. The name of 
 one of the gates of Solomon's temple, 2 Kings 
 
 11 . 6 . 
 
 SUSANNA, a lily, or a rose, or joy. 
 
 SUSI, horse, or swallow, or moth. The father of 
 Gaddi, Num. 13. 11. 
 
 SYCHAR, a city, John 4. 5. 
 
 SYEN E, bush ; or enmity, according to the Syriac, 
 Ezek. 29. 10. 
 
 SYNTYCHE, that speaks or discourses, from 
 the Greek word, cruvTvyxavoj, to converse. Phil. 
 
 4. 2. 
 
 SYRACUSE, that draws violently. 
 
 SYRIA, i?i Hebrew, Aram, sublime, or that de¬ 
 ceives. 
 
 SYRIAC. 
 
 SY RIAN, who is of Syria. 
 
 SYRIANS. 
 
 SYROPIIENICIAN, red, or purple, drawn to; 
 
 from tropto, I draw, and rpoivi^, red, palm-tree, 
 
 I or of purple. 
 
 T. 
 
 TAANACIT, who humbles thee, or answers thee, 
 or afflicts thee. A city, 1 Kiiif’S 4. 12. 
 TABBATII, good, or goodness. A place, Judg. 
 
 7. 42. 
 
 TABEAL, good God. 
 
 TAB EEL, the same. Ezra 4. 7* 
 
 TABER AH, burning. 
 
 TABITHA, is a Syriac zcord, signifying clear¬ 
 sighted. She is also called Dorcas, that is, wild 
 goat, or kill. 
 
 Tabor, choice, or purity. Syr. bruising, con¬ 
 trition. 
 
 TABRIMON, good pomegranate; or goodness 
 raised ; or the navel, or middle, prepared, 
 reckoned, given. The father of Ben-hadad, 1 
 Kings 1.5. 18. 
 
 TADMOR, the palm, or palm-tree ; or bitterness, 
 or change. 
 
 TAHAP.ANES, secret temptation, hidden flight, 
 covered standard. 
 
 TA.HPENES, standard, flight, temptation, se¬ 
 cret. 
 
 TALITHA-CUIMI, young woman, arise. A 
 Syriac and Hebrezo expression, ]\Iai k 5. 41. 
 VALMAI, my furrow; or that suspends the 
 waters ; or heap of waters. The sozi of Anak, 
 ^.losh. 15. 14. 
 
 Tama H, a palm, or palm-tree. 
 
 TAIMMUZ, abstruse, concealed. 
 
 TANHUMETH. consolation, or repentance; or 
 bottle, or wall that is, given, or of a gilt. The 
 father of .Seraiah, 2 Kings 25. 23. 
 
 TAPIIA'I'H, little girl ;/rom r/;e//oArero, Taphah, 
 or'Paph, to take sliort steps, like children ; other- 
 towo, distillation, drop. 'The daughter of Solomon, 
 
 1 Kings 4. 11. 
 
 TARPELITES, ravishers, or wearied ; or suc¬ 
 cession or order of miracles, or ruinous order, or 
 rank. The name of a people, Ezra 4. 9. 
 
 TYR 
 
 TARSTTISn, contemplation, or examination, of 
 the marble, or of the Joy ; or precious stone, the 
 colour of marble. 
 
 TARSUS, winged, feathered. 
 
 TARTAK, cliained, bound, shut up 
 TARTAN, that searches and examines the gift of 
 the turtle ; or their law, 2 Kings 18. 17. 
 
 TA TNAI, that gives, or the overseer of the gifts 
 of the presents, of the tributes. Ezra h. 3. 
 TEBAII, murder, butchery, or guarding of the 
 body, a cook. Son of Kahor and Reumah, G^n 
 22. 24. 
 
 TEBE I'H, the Babylonish name of the tenth month 
 of the Hebrezos, that aruswers partly to December 
 and partly to January. 
 
 _TEKEE, weight. 
 
 TEKOA, trumpet, or sound of the trumpet ; or 
 that is confirmed. 
 
 TEL-HAltSA, heap, orsuspension of the plough, 
 or of deafness, of silence ; or suspension of the 
 head. A place, Ezra 2. 59. 
 
 TEL-MELAH, heap of salt, or of mariners ; or 
 suspension of the salt, or of the mariner. Ezra 
 
 2. .59. 
 
 TEMA, admiration, or perfection, consummation ; 
 
 ^ or the south. 
 
 TEMAN, the south, or Africa ; or perfect. 
 TE.MANITE, an inhabitant i/Teman. 
 
 TERAH, to breathe, to scent, to blow. 
 rEllAPIflM, an image, an idol. 
 
 TEIITIUS, the third. Latin. 
 
 TERTULLUS, a liar, an impostor: from repa- 
 ToXoTof, a teller of stories, or monstrous things. 
 TEI’RARCH, governor of a fourth part of aking- 
 ^ tlom. 
 
 THADDEUS, that praises and confesses. Mark 
 
 3. 18. 
 
 THAHASH, that makes haste, or that keeps si¬ 
 lence ; or of the colour of hyacinth. The son of 
 Nahor, Gen. 22.24. 
 
 THAMAH, that blots out, or suppresses. Ezra 
 2. .53. 
 
 ^HEBEZj muddy, or eggs ; or fine linen, or 
 silk. 
 
 THELASAR, that unbinds and grants the sus¬ 
 pension, or the heap. A part of Syria, 2 K ings 
 19. 12. 
 
 THEOPIIILUS, a friend, or a lover of God ; 
 
 .from 0eov, God, arid <pi\o^, a friend. 
 
 1 H ESSA LONICA, victory against the Thessa¬ 
 lians. 
 
 TH I'UDAS, a false teacher, 
 
 THOMAS, a twin. 
 
 THYATIRA, a sweet savour of labour, or sacri¬ 
 fice of contrition ; from. Oua, scent, perfume, and 
 reipo), 1 bruise, 1 disturb. 
 
 TIBERIAS, good vision, or the navel, or a break¬ 
 ing asunder. 
 
 TIBERIUS, son of Tiber. Luke 3.1. 
 
 T[BNI, straw, or hay ; otherwise, undersfand- 
 ing. 
 
 TIDAL, that breaks the yoke ; or the knowledge 
 of elevation. King of nations, Gen. 14. 1. 
 
 TIGLA ril-PILESER, that binds or takes away 
 captivity, miraculous, or ruinous; or that 
 hinders or binds, and withholds the snow that 
 falls. 
 
 TIMEUS, in Greek may .signify, perfect, honour¬ 
 able • in Hebrezo, admirable. 
 
 TIMNATH, image, or figure, or enumeration. 
 
 TIM ON, bonourable ; from ti/uu. Acts fi. 5. 
 riMO THEUS, honourof God, or valued of God ; 
 
 frozn Tiuth honour, and Geof, God. 
 
 TIPILSAIT, passage, leap, or step ; or the pass- 
 over. 1 Kizzgs 4. 24. 
 
 TIRHAKAII, inquirer, examiner or dull obser¬ 
 ver: or law made dull. King of Ethiopia, 
 
 2 Kings 19. 9. 
 
 TIRSHArilA. that overturns the foundation; 
 or that beholds the time, or the year according 
 to the Syriac. 
 
 riRZAH, benevolent, pleasant, well-pleasing,or 
 that runs. 
 
 TI.SIIRITE, that makes captives; or that turns 
 back or recalls, that dwells. 1 Tfings I7. 1. 
 TITU.S, honourable,/row Tio), I honour. 
 
 TOB, good, or goodness. The name of a country, 
 Judg. 11.5. 
 
 TOB-ADONI.TAH, my good God ; or the good¬ 
 ness of the foundation of the Lord, 2 Chron. 
 
 17.8. 
 
 TOBIAH, the Lord is good, or the goodness of 
 the Lord. 
 
 TOGARMAH, which is all bone, or strong; or 
 breaking or gnawing of the bones. 
 rOHU, that lives, or that declares. 1 Sam. 
 1 . 1 . 
 
 'OT, who wanders, Tiing of Hamath, 2 Sam. 8. 9. 
 TOT.A, worm, or grub, or scarlet. 
 
 TOPHEL.ruin, folly, without understanding, in- 
 sipifl. A desert place. Dent. 1.1. 
 
 TOPHET, a drum, or betraying. NocAppella- 
 ti\'es. 
 
 TROAS, penetrated ; from titpcoo-kw, I pene¬ 
 trate. 
 
 TROGYT.T.TUM, a city in the isle of Samos. 
 TROPHIMUS, well educated, or brought up; 
 from rpedzu), to bring uj), or educate, /lets 
 20. 4 
 
 I'R YPHEN A, ilelicioiis, delicate ; from rpedito. 
 
 i'RYPHO.SA, thrice sliining. 
 
 TUBAL, the earth, the world ; or that is carried, 
 or led : or confusion. 
 
 TUBAL-CAIN, worldly_ possession, or possessor 
 of the world ; or who is jealous of confusion. 
 The son of Lamech, Gen. 4. 22. 
 
 TYCIIIOLFS, casual, happening; from Toxn> 
 fortune. 
 
 TYR ANNUS, a prince, or that reigns. 
 
 TYRE, in Hebrew, Sor, or Tzur; strength, rock, 
 sliarn. 
 
 TY’RUS, the same. 
 
 U. 
 
 UCAL, power, or prevalency. 
 
 U LA I, strength; or fool, senseless. The name 
 of a river, Dan. 8. 2. 
 
 ULAM, the porch, the court; or their strength, 
 or their folly. 1 Chron. 7. 16. 
 
 ^^^'’Jtdon, or holocaust, or leaf, or j’Oung 
 child, 1 Chron. 7. 39. 
 
 UNNI, poor, or afflicted, or that answers. The 
 " P‘>fter or .linger, 1 Chron. 1.5. 18. 
 
 747," AZ, gold of Phasu, or Pison, the finest gold. 
 
 U It, fire, or light. 
 
 U R I, my light, or fire. 
 
 t’f URII AH, the Lord is my light, or 
 fire ; the light of the Lord. x n , or 
 
 URIEL, God is my light or fire; or the light of 
 tioil. 1 Chron. 15. 5. 
 
 URI.M owrf ITIUMMIM, lights and perfection. 
 
 UZ, counsel, or wood ; or, according to the Szjrtac. 
 to fix, to fasten to. 
 
 UZZAH, strength, or a goat. 
 
 UZZEN-SH ERAII, ear of the flesh, or of the 
 parent; or the ear of him that remains. A city 
 1 Chron. 7. 24. 
 
 UZZI, my strength, or my kid. Son of Bukki, 
 
 1 C hron. 6. 5. 
 
 UZZIAH, the strength of the Lord; or the kid 
 of the Lord, 
 
 UZZI EL, the strength of God; or kid of God. 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 7. 
 
 UZZIELITES, the posterity of Uzziel, Num. 
 3. 27. 
 
 V. 
 
 VASHNT, the second. The son of Samuel, 
 1 Chi on. fi. 28. 
 
 I L that drinks ; or thread, or woof. 
 VOPHSl, fragment, or diminution. Father of 
 Nahbi, Num. 13. 14. 
 
 Z. 
 
 ZABDI, portion, dowry. The Father of Carmi, 
 Josh. 7. 1. 
 
 ^ACCHEU.S, pure, clean; just, or justified. 
 
 ZACHARIAH, memory of the Lord, or man of 
 the Imrd. 
 
 ZADOK, just, or justified. 
 
 ZAIIAM, crime, filthiness, impurity. The son of 
 hehoboam, 2 Chron. 11. I9. 
 
 ZAIR. little ; or afflicted, in tribulation. A city, 
 
 ^ 2 Kings 8. 21. 
 
 ZALMON, Ids shade, his obscurity, his image, 
 A mountain. Judg. 9. 48. 
 
 ZALMON AH, the shade, or sound of the nitin 
 her ; or, your image, or picture. One of the 
 of the Israelites in the wilderness, Num. 
 
 ZA LMUNNA, shadow', image,or idol forbidden • 
 or noise of trouble. 
 
 ZAMZUMMIMS, thinking wickedness, or wick¬ 
 edness of wicked men. Giants, Deut. 2. 20. 
 
 ZANOAH, forgetfulness or desertion ; orthis'rest, 
 this consolation. A city. Josh. 15. .34. 
 
 ZAPHN ATH-PA ANEAli, one that discovers 
 hidden things ; in the Egyptian tongue, a Saviour 
 of the world. The name that Pharaoh gave to 
 Joseph, Go.r\. 41. 4.5. 
 
 ZARAH, east, brightness, 
 
 ZAREPHA I'H, ambush of the mouth; or cruci¬ 
 ble, in which metals are melted. 
 
 ZEBADI AH, portion of the Lord, or the Lord is 
 mv portion. 1 Chron. 8. 1.5. 
 
 ZEBAH, victim, sacrifice, immolation. 
 
 ZEBl'.DEE, abundant portion. 
 
 ZEBOIM, deer, goats. 
 
 ZEBU I,, an Irabitation. 
 
 ZEBUT.UN, dwelling, habitation. 
 
 ZECIIARIAH. See ZACHARIAH. 
 
 ZEDEKTAH, the Lord is my justice, or the justice 
 of the Lord. 
 
 ZEEB, wolf. Judg. 7. 25. 
 
 ZELEK, the shadow, or noise of him that licks, 
 that laps, or strikes. One of David's thirty 
 valiant captains, 2 Sam. 23. .37. 
 
 ZELOPH IvHAD, the shade, or tingling of fear; 
 or the fear of submersion, or of being burnt. 
 
 ZELO'I'ES, jealous, or full of zeal : from fnXor, 
 zeal, jealousy. The surname of Simon, Luke 6. 
 
 ZELZAH, noontide. 
 
 ZEN AS, living ; Jrom ^aw, I live. 
 
 ZEPHANIAH, the Lord is my' secret; or the 
 secret of the Imrd ; or the mouth of the I.onl. 
 
 ZEPHA'I'II, which beholds, that attends, that 
 covers. A city, Judg. 1. 17. 
 
 ZEPHO, that sees and observes; or that expects, 
 or covers. Son of Elzphas, Gen..30. 11. 
 
 ZERAH. ZARAH. 
 
 ZEREDAH, amtmsh, change of dominion, or de¬ 
 scent ; or plan of jiower. The country of Jero¬ 
 boam, 1 Kings 11. 20. 
 
 ZEUE.SH, misery, stranger, strange or dispersed 
 inheritance ; otherwise, crown of inheritance, or 
 of misery. 
 
 ZEROR, root, or that straitetis, that bimls, that 
 keeps tight; or a stone. 1 Sam. 9. 1. 
 
 Zl'HtUAH, leprous, or wasp, or hornet. The 
 mother of Jeroboam, 1 Kings II. 26. 
 
 Zl'R UBB A BEL, banished, or a stranger at Baby¬ 
 lon ; or dispersion of confusion. 
 
 ZERUIAH, pain, or tribulation, chains of the 
 T.ord. 
 
 ZE'EHAR, he that examines or beholds ; or olive 
 of vision, or olive of the turtle. Esth. 1. 10. 
 
 ZIBA, army, fight, strength, stag. 
 
 585 
 
Names.] Z I N 
 
 ZIBEON, iniquity that dwells ; or elevation, or 
 swelling ; or oath, or fulness, or the seventh. 
 
 ZIBlAll, deer, or goat, or honourable and fine; 
 or the Ixird dwells; or voluntary, according 
 to the Hyriac. The mother of Joaih, 2 Kings 
 12 . 1 . 
 
 ZICIIRT, that remembers, or that is a male, 
 T.iod. 6. 21. 
 
 ZIDON, hunting, fishing, venison. 
 
 ZIIIONIANS, the inhabitants of 7AAon, 
 
 ZlFf this, or that; or, according to the Syriac, 
 brightness. 'The second llehreto month, which 
 answers partly to April and May. 
 
 ZIKT.Afr, measure pressed down. 
 
 ZII-LAH, shadow; which is roasted; the ting¬ 
 ling of the ear. The wife of Larnech, Gen. 4. 
 19 . 
 
 ZTLPAH, distillation ; or contempt of the mouth. 
 
 ZIMRAN, song, singer, or vine. 'The son of 
 Abraham, Gen. 25. 2. 
 
 ZlMRl, my field, or my vine, my branch. 
 
 ZIN. buckler, coldness. 
 
 ' ZOH 
 
 ZION, a monument raised up, heap of stones set 
 up, sepulchre, turret, diyness. 
 
 ZIOR, ship of him that watches, or is awake, or 
 of him that is robbed, or of tlie enemy. A city, 
 •losh. 15. 54. 
 
 ZIPII, this mouth, or mouthful. A city. Josh. 
 15. 24. 
 
 ZlPPOlt, bird, or sparrow ; or crown, or desert; 
 or, according to the Syriac, early in the morning, 
 or coat. 'The father of Balak, is um. 22. 2. 
 
 ZIPPORAH, beauty, trumpet. 
 
 ZITHRI, to hide; or demolished, or overturned ; 
 or my refuge. tSonof Uzziel, Exod.6. 22. 
 
 ZIZ, nower, branch, a lock of hair; or, according 
 to the Syriac, wing, feather. 'The side of a moun¬ 
 tain or hill, 2 Chron. 20. 16. 
 
 ZOAN. motion. 
 
 ZOAR, little, small. 
 
 ZOBAII, an army, or warring, or a command¬ 
 ment in that, or a swelling. 
 
 ZOHAR, white, shining, or dryness. The father 
 of Ephron, Gen. £3. 8 
 
 zuz 
 
 ZOIIELETH, that creeps, slides, or draws. A 
 rock, I Kings 1. 9. 
 
 ZOPHAR, rising early, or crown; or sparrow, 
 or little bird, or goat. Syr. 
 
 ZORAII, leprosy, or scab. 
 
 ZOROBABEL. .See ZERUBBABEL. 
 
 ZUAK, small. 
 
 ZUPII, that beholds, or observes, or watches, or 
 roof, covering; or honey-comb, or that floats. 
 The father of Tohu, 1 Sam. 1. 1. 
 
 ZUIt, stone, rock, that besieges, or preaches; or 
 plan, fonn. 
 
 ZURISIl ADDAI, the Almighty is my rock, my 
 strength ; otherwise, splendour, beauty ; or, ac¬ 
 cording to the Syriac, revolters. The father of 
 Shelnmiel, Num. 1. 6. 
 
 ZUZIMS, the posts of a door ; or splendour, 
 beauty, 'These were giants who dwelt beyond 
 Jordan, and who were conquered by Chedoriaomer 
 and his allies, Gen. 14. 15. 
 
 586 
 
I 
 
 A 
 
 CONCORDANCE TO THE PROPER NAMES 
 
 OF THE 
 
 OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 ABE 
 
 AABON. 
 
 "Exod. 4.14. is not A. the Levite thy brother ? 
 
 5. 20. they met Moses and A. wlio stood in way 
 
 6. 23. A. took Elisheba, sister of Naaslion, to wife 
 
 7. 1. and A. thy brother sliall be thy prophet 
 12. but A. rod swallowed up their rods _ 
 
 16. 34. A. laid uj) the potof manna before te^imony 
 17.12. and A. and Hur stayed uji his hands 
 19.24. thou shaltcomeup, thou and A. with thee 
 24. 14. and behold A. and llnr are with you 
 2B. 12. and A. shall bear their names, 29. 30. 
 
 30. 7. A. shall burn sweet incense e\ ery morning 
 
 8. when A. lighteth the lamps at even 
 10. A. shall make an atonement once in a year 
 
 32. .33. because they made calf, which A. made 
 40. .31. Moses and A. and his sons washed thereat 
 
 Lev.a. 12. he poured oil on A. head to sanctify him 
 30. he sprinkled blood on A. and his sons 
 
 9. 22. A. blessed them 1| 10. .3. A held Ins peace 
 
 16. 3. thus shall come into the holy place 
 
 8. A. shall cast lots 1| 24. .3. A. shall order it 
 
 21. A. shall lay his hands on the head of the goat 
 Num. 1. .3. A shall number them by their armies 
 
 8.11. A. shall Oder the I.evites before the I.oi d 
 
 10. 11. what is A. that ye murmur against him? 
 
 16. come thou, they, and A. to-morrow before L. . 
 
 4.3. Moses and A. came before the tabernacle 
 
 17. 3. shalt write A. name upon the rod of Levi 
 10. bring A. rod aaain before the testimony 
 
 20. 8. thou and A. thy brother speak to the rot k 
 28. A. tlied tliere in the top of the mount; Moses 
 and I'.leazar came down, .33. .38. Dent. .32. 50. 
 
 33. 39. A. was 120 years old w hen he dierl in Hor 
 JJevt. 9. 20. the I.ord was very angry with A. 
 Josh.QA.b. 1 sent Moses and A. and I plagued Egypt 
 
 ami brought you out, 1 Ham. 12. it. l\]ic. 6. 4. 
 1 Sam. 12.6. the Lord that advanced Moses and A. 
 
 1 C’/ircM. 6.3. sonsof Amram, A. and Moses, 23. 13. 
 P.fa/.77.20. thou leddest thy peop. by Moses and A. 
 99.6. Moses and A. among his priests, ami Samuel 
 106. 16. they envied A. the saint of (he Lord 
 115.10. O house of A. trust in the Lord 
 12. the Lord will bless the house of A. 
 
 118. 3. let house of A. say, his mercy endur. forever 
 1.33. 2. ointment that ran down upon A. beard 
 1.35. 19. bless the Lord, O house of A. 
 
 Luke 1.5. his wife was of the daughters of A. 
 Acts’! .40. saying to A. make us gods to go before us 
 Heb. 5. 4. but he that is called of God, as was A. 
 
 7.11. and not be called after the order of A. 
 
 9. 4. A. rod that budded, and tables of covenant 
 Sons of AARON. See Abihu a7id Nauab. 
 AARON ri ES. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 27. .Tehoiada was leader of the A. 
 
 27 . 17 . Zadok was the ruler of the A. 
 
 ABADDON. 
 
 Lev. 9.11. the angel of tlie bottomless pit is A. 
 
 AB AG 1 n A. 
 
 Esth. 1. 10. A. was chamberlain to Ahasuerus 
 A BAN A. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 12. are not rivers A. and Pharpar better 
 
 A BA RIM. .'See Mount. 
 
 ABBA. See Father. 
 
 ABDA. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 6. Adoniram son of A. was over the tribu. 
 Neh. 11. 17. A. was for thanksgiving in prayer 
 
 ABDI. 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 12. of sonso* Merari, Kish the son of A. 
 Eira 10.26. A. of them that married strange wives 
 
 ABDI EL. 
 
 1 Chron. 5.15. Ahi son of A. chief of the house 
 
 AHDON. 
 
 Jvdg. 12.1.3. A. judged Israel H 15. A. dierl 
 
 2 Chr . .34.20. commanded A. to inquire of the Lord 
 
 ABKD-NEGO. 
 
 I/an. 1 . 7 . he gave to Azariah the name of A. 
 
 2. 49 . (lie king set A. over the affairs, 3. . 30 . 
 
 3,23. A. fell down bound in(o the fiery furnace 
 ABEL, person, or place. 
 
 Ci^.4.4. Lord had respect to A. and his offering 
 1 Sam. 6.18. stone of A. whei eon they set the ar.k 
 
 ABI 
 
 2 Sam. 20.18. they shall surely ask counsel at A. 
 Mat. 23, 35. from the blood of A. L^ike 11. 51. 
 Heb. 11. 4. by faith A, offered a more excellent 
 
 sacrifice 
 
 12. 24. speaks better things than the blood of A, 
 ABEI.-BEl H-MAACIIAII. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 20. Ben-hadad's captains smote A. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 29. 1 iglath-pileser came and took A. 
 
 ABEL-MAIM. 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 4. tliey smote Ijon, and Dan, and A. 
 ABEL-MEHOLAll. 
 
 Lidg. 7 . 22. the host fled to the border of A. 
 
 1 Kings 19. 16. Elisha the son of Shaphat of A. 
 ABKL-MIZUAIM. 
 
 Gen. 50. 11. mourning, name of it was called A. 
 ABIAIL 
 
 1 Sam. 8.2. the name of Samuel’s second son was A. 
 
 1 Chr. ‘1.0,4. A. Ilezron’s wife 1| 7- 8. son of Becher A. 
 3.10. the son of Rehoboam was A. Mat. 1. 7. 
 
 ABl-ALBON. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 31. A, was one of David's mighty men 
 
 ABIAIHAH. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 20. A. escaped and fled to David 
 23. 6. when A. son of Aliimelech fled to David 
 
 9. David said to A. bring hither the ephod,.30.7- 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 17. Zadok and A. were the priests, and 
 
 Seraiali was the scribe, 20. 25. 1 Kings 4. 4. 
 
 1 Kings 2.22. ask the kingdom for liim and A. 
 
 27 . so Solomon thrust out A. ti om being priest 
 
 Mark 2. 26. how went into house of G. in days of A. 
 ABIB. 
 
 Exod. 13. 4. ye came oufin the. month A. 34. 18. 
 
 23. 15. thou shalt keep the feast of unleavened 
 
 bread in the month A. .34. 18. Dent. 16. 1. 
 ABIDAN, 
 
 Nti/n. 1. 11. of Benjamin, A. son of Gideoni, 2.22. 
 
 7 . 6U. on the ninth day A. of Benjamin offered, 65. 
 
 ABIEZER. 
 
 Josh. 17 . 2. there was a lot for the children of A. 
 Judg. 6. .34. and A. was gatiiered after him 
 
 8. 2. is it not better than the vintage of A. 
 
 2 Sa/n. 23. 27. A. was one of David’s mighty men 
 
 ABl-EZRl I'E. 
 
 Judg. 6. 11. an oak that pertained to Joash the A. 
 ABIGAII,. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 3. the name of Nabal’s wife W'as A. 
 
 27 . 3. David dwelt at Gath with Ids two wives, 
 Ahinoam and A. .30. 5. 2 .Sam. 2. 2. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 16. whose sisters were Zeruiah and A. 
 
 ABIHAII,. 
 
 2 Chr. 11,18. Rehoboam took A. dauglder of Eliab 
 Esth. 2. 15. turn of Esther the daughter of A. 9. 29. 
 
 ABIIIU. 
 
 Eroi/. 6. 2.3. Aaron’s sons Nadab and A.28.1. Zee. 
 
 10. I. ISum. .3. 2. I 26. 60 . 1 Chron. 6 . 3.1 24. 1. 
 
 24. 1. come up, A. |1 9. (hen A. went up 
 Nnm. .3. 4. A. died before the Lord, 26. 61. 
 
 ABIIAII, ABIJAM. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 1. A. the son of .Jeroboam fell sick 
 
 31. A. the son of H ehoboam reigned, 15. 1, 7. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 10. the eighth lot came forth to A, 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 1. Ilezekiah’s mother’s name was A. 
 Kelt. 10. 7 . those that sealed w ere A. Mijamin 
 
 12.4. went up with Zerub. A. 11 17.of A. Zichri 
 ABIMELEGII. 
 
 Gen. CO. 2. A. king of Getar sent and took Sarah 
 
 21. 22. A. and Bicliol spake to Abraham, saying 
 26. 1. Isaac went to A. || I 6 . A. said, go from us 
 Judg. 8. .31. Gideon’s concubine bare liim A. 
 
 9. 1. A. the son of .lerubbaal went to Shechem 
 2 Sam. 11. 21. who smote .\. son of .leriibbeslietli 
 1 Chron. 18. 16. Zadok and A. were the priests 
 
 ABINAD.AB. 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 1. brought the ark into the house of A. 
 16.8. .Jesse calleil A. made him pass before Samuel 
 
 17 . 13. A. followed .Saul to the battle 
 
 .31.2. Philistines slew A. son of Saul,1 Chr. 10. 2. 
 
 2 Sam. 6.3. they set the ark on new cart, and brought 
 
 it out of the house of A. I Chron. 1.3.7. 
 1 Kings 4.11. A. had Solomon’s daughter to wife 
 ABINOAM. See Bauak 
 
 ABR 
 
 ABIRAM. 
 
 Kum. 16.1. Dathan and A. the sons of Eliab, 26. 9. 
 
 12. and Moses sent to call Tdathan and A, 
 
 Deni. 11.6. and what he did to Dathan and A. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 31. he laid the foundation in A. 
 
 Psal. K) 6 . 17 . the earth co\'ered the company of A. 
 ABISUAG. 
 
 1 Kings!. 15. and A. ministered to king David 
 2.22. and why dost thou ask A. for Adonijali.' 
 ABlSll AI. 
 
 1 .Sam. 26.6. A. said, 1 will go down with thee 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 18. and there were three sons of Zeruiah 
 
 there, .Joab, A. and Asahel, 1 Chron.‘1. lO. 
 
 10.14. the Ammonites tied also before A. 
 
 18. 12. the king charged thee, and A. and Ittai 
 21. 17 . A. succoured him, and smote the Philistine 
 
 2.3. 18. A. was chief among three, 1 Chron. 11.20. 
 1 Chron. 18. 12. A. slew of the Edomites 18,(X)0. 
 
 ABlUl). 
 
 Mat, 1.13. Zorobabel begat A. and A. beg. Eliakim 
 ABN ER. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 51. Ner father of A. was son of Abiel 
 
 17 . 55. Saul said to A. whose son is this youth 
 
 26. 7 . hut A. and the people lay round about liim 
 14. David cried, answerest thou not, A. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 14. A . said, let young men play before us 
 
 3. 25. .Jacob said, thou knowest A.the son of Ner 
 .30. so .Joab and Abishai his brother slew A. 
 
 32. they buried A. in Hebron, king we|it at grave 
 
 33. the king said, died A. as a fool dieth t 
 . 37 . that it was not of the king to slay A. 
 
 4. 1. when .Sanrs son heard that A. was dead 
 
 12. and buried Ish-boshelh’s head in A. sepulchre 
 1 Kings 2. 5. thou knowest what .Joab did to A. 
 
 1 Chroji. 26. 28. all that A. had dedicated 
 
 27 . 21. Jaasiel son of A. ruler of Benjamin 
 
 ABRAM, ABRAHAM. 
 
 Gen. 12.1. l ord said to A. get out of thy country 
 
 10. A. went down into Egypt to sojourn there 
 
 1.3. 1. A. went up out of Jigypt, he and his wife 
 12. A. dwelt in land of Canaan, and I.ot in cities 
 
 18. A. came and dwelt in the plain of .Mamre 
 
 14.14. A. armed his tiained servants, 318. 
 
 15. 1. fear not, A. I am thy exceeding great rew'ard 
 
 18. that day the Lord made a covenant with A. 
 
 17 . 5. thy name shall be A. 1 Chr. 1. 27. Keh. 9, 7 . 
 18.6. A. hastened into the tent unto .Sarah 
 17 . shall 1 hide from A. (hat thing which I do? 
 22. but A. stood yet before the J.ord 
 20.2. A. said of .Sarah his wife, she is my sister 
 
 21. .3.3. and A. planted a grove in Beer-she’ba 
 
 22. 1. God did tempt y\. and said, take thy son 
 
 11. the angel called out of heaven, and said, A. A.. 
 
 2.3. 2. Sarah died, and A. came to mourn for her 
 17 . A. bought the held of Ephron, 49. .30. 1 50. 13. 
 
 24. 1. the Lord had blessed A. in all things 
 2. A. said, put thy hand under my thigh 
 .34. l-'.liezer said, 1 am A. set vant 
 42. O L. God of my master A. prosper my’ way 
 59 . they sent away Rebekah and A. servant 
 2.5. 5. and A. gave all that he had unto Isaac 
 7 . these are the days of the years of A. life 
 
 12. Ishmael,whom Hagar the Egyptian bare to A. 
 26. 1. besides famine that was in the days of A. 
 
 5. because A. obeyed tny voice, kept my charge 
 24. I will multiply thy seed for A. sake 
 
 28. 4. and God give thee the blessing of A. 
 
 .31, 42. except the God of A. had been with me 
 50. 24. bring to land which he sware to A. Exod. 
 
 3.3. 1. Nurn. 32. 11. Dent. 1.8.) 6. 10. I .30. 20. 
 Exod.14. 6. I am tlie God of A. 15, 16. I 4.5. Mat. 22. 
 
 .32. Mark 12. 26. l.uke 20. .37. Acts .3. 1.3. 1 7 . .32. 
 .32. 1.3. remember A. Isaac, anil Israel, fie///. 9 .27. 
 Psal. 47 . 9 . even the people of the God of A. 
 
 105. 9. which covenant he made with A. 
 
 42. lie remembered Ins promise, and A. his servant 
 Jsa.QO. 22. thus saith the Lord, w ho redeemed A. 
 
 6.3. 16 . art our father, though A. be ignorant of us 
 y.zek. .3.3. 24. A. was one, and he inheiited the land 
 Mtc. 7- 20. thou w ilt perform the mercy to A. 
 
 Mat. 1.1. Christ the. son of David, the son of A. 
 
 587 
 
Proper Names.j ADA 
 
 AHA 
 
 AM A 
 
 ^lat. 3.9. G. able to raise upchild. unto A. LitXre^i.H. 
 
 8. 11. shall sit down with A. in kinf/dom of heaven 
 Jjuke .3. 34. which was the son of A. son of '1 hara 
 
 13. ‘28. when ye shall see A. in the kingdom of God 
 16. 23. he lift up his eyes, and seeth A. afar off 
 
 19. 9- forasmuch as he also is the son of A. 
 
 John 8. 40. this did not A. I1 52. A. is dead 
 57- hast thou seen A. ? || 58. before A. was, T am 
 Acts 13. 26. children of the stock ofA. won* is sent 
 Horn. 4. 2. for if A. were justified by works, he hath 
 
 3. A. believed God, and it was counted to him 
 for rishteousness. 9- Oal. 3. 6. Jam. 2. 23. 
 Gnh 3. “. w ho are of faith are the children of A. 
 
 8. pleached liefore the gospel to A. in tliee shall 
 
 9. they of faith are blessed with faithful A. 
 
 18. God cave the inlieritance to A. by promise 
 
 4. 22. A. had two sons, the one by a bond-maid 
 lleh. 6. 13. for when God made promise to A. 
 
 7. I. who met A. returning from the slaughter 
 
 9. as I may so say, I.evi paid tithes in A. 
 
 11. 8. A.olieyedjl 17. by faith A. offered up Isaac 
 AlGtAIIAM with father. 
 
 Gen. 26. 3. 1 will perform the oath to A. X\\y father 
 
 24. 1 am the God of A. thy/a//ier. 28. 13. 
 
 .32. 9. O God of my father A. and God of Isaac 
 Aosh.Qk. 3. 1 took your father A. from tlie other side 
 Isa. 51. 2. look to A. your father and to Sarah 
 Alat. 3. 9. we have A. to our father, Luke 3. 8. 
 lAtke 1.73. the oath which he sware to our father A. 
 16. 24. he said, father A. have mercy on me 
 .30. nny, father A. but if one went from the dead 
 Jo/m 8. 39. they said to him, A. is our father 
 .53. art thou greater than our father A. ? 
 
 56. yowx father A. rejoiced to see my day, was glad 
 Acts'!. 2. the God of glory appeared Xoour father A. 
 Horn. 4. 1. what say tliat A. our father found 
 12. in the steps of that faith of our father A. 
 
 16. the faith of A. w'ho is Wat father of us all 
 Jam. 2.21. w as not A. our/rtt/zer justified by works 
 ABRAHAM joined with seed. 
 
 ■2 Chron. 20. 7. and gavest it to .seed of A. thy friend 
 Peal. 105. 6. O ve seed of A. his servant 
 Isa. 41. 8. thou Israel, the seed of A. iny friend 
 Jer. 33. 26. to lie rulers over the seedo'i A. Isaac 
 Ivke 1. 55. as he spake to A. and his seed for ever 
 Johns. 33. we be A. seed and were never in bondage 
 37 . I know ye are A. seed but ye seek to kill me 
 Pom. 4. 13. the promise was not to A. or to his seed 
 
 9. 7- neither because they are the seed of A. 
 
 11. 1. 1 also am of the seed of A. 2 Cor. 11. 22. 
 
 Ga/. .3.16. to A. and his.fcet/were the p^romisesmade 
 r29. if ye he Christ's, then are ye A. seed and heirs 
 Jieh. 2. 16. he took on him the seed of A. 
 
 ABSALOM. 
 
 ■£ .Sam. 3. 3. A. the son of Maacab, 1 Chron. .3. 2. 
 
 I. 3. 22. A. spake to Amnon neither good nor bad 
 
 23. A. had sheep-shearers in Baal-hazor 
 .30. saying. A. hath slain all the king’s sons 
 
 39 . the soul of king Dav. longed to go Ktrth to A. 
 
 14. 23. so Joab arose and brought A. to .Terusalem 
 
 25. there was none to be so much praised as A. 
 
 15. 4. A. said, O that I were made a judge in land 
 6. so A. stole the hearts of the men of Israel 
 
 .31. Ahithophel is among the conspirators with A. 
 
 16. 22. A. went in unto his fathers concitbines 
 17- 4. Ahithophers counsel pleased A. well 
 
 14. that the Lord might bring evil u[5<>n A. 
 
 2ii. anil w hen A. servants came to the woman 
 
 24. A. passed over .Jordan ||C6. pitched in Gilead 
 
 18. 5. saying, deal gently for itiy sake with A. 
 
 10. behidd, I saw A. hanged in an oak 
 
 14. he thrust three darts through the heart of A. 
 ■18. and it is calleii unto this day A. [rlace 
 29. is young man A. safe ' .32. I 33. O my son A. 
 
 19. 6. if A. had lived, and all we had died tins day 
 1 KinfjsQ.. 7 . w hen 1 fieii because of A. thy brother 
 
 28. he turned after Adcnijah, though not after A. 
 £ Chron. 11. 20. he took Maacah daughter of A. 
 ACCHO. 
 
 Judg. 1.31. nor did Asher drive out inhabitants of A. 
 ACHAIA. 
 
 Acts iS. 12. when Gallio was the deputy of A. 
 
 27 . Aprollos w-as disposed to pass into A. 
 
 Pom. 15. 26. it pleased them of A . to make contrib. 
 16 . 5. salute I’penetus, tlie first-fruits of A. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 15. house of Stephanas, first fruits of A. 
 
 2 Cor. 9 . 2. that A. was ready a year ago 
 
 II. 10. no man shall stop me in the regions of A. 
 1 The.ss. 1. 7- 3 ’e were ensamples to all in .A. 
 
 8. from you the word sounded not only in A. 
 
 ACHAICrS. 
 
 1 Cor. 16 . 17 . I am glad of the coming of A. 
 
 ACHAN, or ACHAR. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 18. A. of the tribe of .Judah was taken 
 22. 20. did not A. son of Zerah cotnmit a tresptass 
 1 Chr. 2.7- A. the tronhler of Isr. who transgressed 
 ACniM. 
 
 Alat. 1. 14. Sadoc begat A. and A. begat Eliud 
 ACHISH. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 10. David fled and went to A. 27- 2. 
 
 12. was afraid of A. || 27- 6. A. gave him Zikla-g 
 29. 2. David passed on in the rereward with A. 
 
 9. _ A. said, I know thou art good in my sight 
 1 Kings i. 40. and Shimei went to Gath to A. 
 
 ACHMLTH A. 
 
 Pzra 6. 2. there was found at A. a roll 
 ACHOR. 
 
 Josh. 7. 26. was called the valley of A. to this day 
 Isa. 65. 10. the valley of A. a I'lacc for herds 
 IJos. 2, 15. give the vallev of A. for a door of hope 
 ACIISAH. 
 
 Josh. 15.16. tohim I will give A. to wit'e.Jt/dg. 1.12. 
 ACILSHAPII. 
 
 Josh. 11. 1. king .Jahin sent to the king of A. 
 
 12. 20. king of A. one |l 19. 25. their border A. 
 ACIIZIB. 
 
 Josh. 19 . 29- Asher’s lot from the coast to A. 
 
 Ilic. 1. 14. the houses of A. shall be a lie to Israel 
 ADAM. 
 
 Gen. 2. t 15. G. took A. and put him in the garden 
 
 20. A. gave names to all cattle and fowl of the air 
 
 5. 2. he blessed them, and called their name A. 
 
 ^88 
 
 “ Det/t. 32. 8. when he separated the sons of A. 
 
 Joh .31.33. if I covered my transgressions as A. 
 Pom. 5. 14. death reigned from A. to Moses 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. for as in A. all die, even so shall 
 
 45. first man A. the last A. a quickening spirit 
 
 1 7'im. 2.13. for A. was first formed, then live 
 14. and A. was not deceived, but the woman 
 
 Jude 14. Enoch the seventh fioin A. prophesied 
 ADAM. 
 
 Josh. 3. 16. the city A. that is beside Zaretan 
 ADAR. 
 
 E:ra6.j5. this house wasfinished on thiiddayof A. 
 Esth. .3.7. they cast lot till the twelfth month A. 
 
 I. 3. kill on 13th day of mouth A. 8. 12.1 9. 1, 17. 
 9 . 15. the .Jews gathered on the 14th day of A. 
 
 19. .Jews made 14th day of A. a day of gladness 
 
 21. to keep the 14th and 1,5th days of A. yearly 
 
 ADDl. 
 
 Ltike 3. 28. which was the son of A. son of Cosam 
 ADMAH. 
 
 Gen. 14.2. these made war with Shinab king of A. 
 Deut. 29 . 23. like the overthrow of A. and Zeboiin 
 Ilos. 11. 8. how shall I make thee as A.! 
 ADONl-BEZEK. 
 
 Judg. 1. 5. and they found A. in Bezek and fought 
 ADONI.IAH. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 4. A. the son of Haggith, 1 Chron. 3. 2. 
 
 1 Kings 1.5. then A. exalted himself, saying 
 
 II. Jtast thou not heard that A. doth reign t 
 
 24. God save king A. || 5(1. A. feared, 51. 
 
 2. 21. she said, let Abisliag be given to A. to wife 
 
 25. A. shall be put to death this day 
 
 28. Joab had turned after A. tho’ not after Absal. 
 
 2 Chr. 17- 8. sent Levites to teach, A. and J'obijah 
 Neh. 10.16. chief of the people sealed, A. and Adin 
 
 ADON IKAM. 
 
 Ezra 2. 13. the children of A. 666, Keh.7. 18, 
 ADRAMMELLCH. 
 
 2 Kings 17- Sepharvites burnt children to A. 
 
 19 . 37 . A. and Sharezer smote him, Isa. 37. 38. 
 
 ADRAMYTTIUM. 
 
 Acts 27 . 2. entering into a ship of A. we launched 
 ADRIA. 
 
 Acts 27- 27 . as we were driven up and down in A. 
 ADULLAM. 
 
 I Sam. 22.1. David therefore departed thence, and 
 escaped to the cave A. 1 Chron. 11. 15. 
 2.Sam.23. 13. three of the thirty came to Dav. to A, 
 Mic. 1. 15. he shall come to A. the glory of Israel 
 AG A BUS. 
 
 Acts 11, 28. there stood up one of them, named A. 
 21.10. there came down a prophet named A. 
 
 A G A G. 
 
 A5/W.24.7. his king shall bo higher than A. 
 
 1 .Sam. 15. 9 . but Saul and the people spareii A. 
 
 33. Samuel hewed A. in pieces before die Lord 
 AGAGITI'. >ee IL\m.vn. 
 
 AGAR. 
 
 Gal. 4. 24. one gendercth to bondage, which is A. 
 
 25. for this A. is mount Sinai in Arabia 
 
 AG RIPPA. 
 
 Acts 25. 13. A. and Bernice came to Cesarea 
 
 22. A. said, j would also hear the man my.self 
 
 26. ajiri specially before thee, O king A. 
 
 26.7-for which hope’s sake, king A. I am accused 
 
 27 . king A. believest thou the prophets' 
 
 28. A. said, almost thou persuadest me to be Chris. 
 
 AGUR. 
 
 Prov. 30. 1. the words of A. the son of Jakeh 
 AHAB. 
 
 1 Kings 16. .30. A. did evil above all before him 
 33. A. did more to provoke Lord than all kings 
 
 18. 1. Loid said to Elijah, go shew thyself to A. 
 
 6. A. went one way, ami Gbadiah went another 
 9 . deliver me into the hand of A. to slay me 
 42. so ,A. went up to eat and to drink 
 
 46. Klijah ran before A. to the entrance of Jezreel 
 
 20. 13. behold there came a prophet to A. 
 
 21. 4. A. came to his house heavy and displeased 
 
 21. I will cut off from A. him that pisseth 
 
 25. there was none like A. who did sell himself 
 
 29 . seest thou how A. humbleth himself before me 
 22.20. who shall persuade A. that he may go 
 
 up and fall at Ramoth-Gilead 2 Chron. 
 18. 19. 
 
 40. so A. slept with his fathers, Ahaziah reigned 
 
 2 Kings 1.1. Moab rebelled after death of A. 3. 5. 
 8.18. Jehoram walked as did the house of A. for 
 
 the daughter of A. was his wife, 27. 
 
 9 . 7- thou shalt stuite the house of A. thy master 
 8. for the whole house, of A. shall perish 
 
 25. when I and thou rode after A. his father 
 
 10. 11. Jehu slew all that remained of A. in Jezreel 
 21. 3. Manasseb did as A. king of Israel 
 
 I. 3. I will stretch the plumuiet of house of A. 
 
 2 Chr. 21.1.3. like the whoredoms of the house of A. 
 Jer. 29. 21. saith the I.ord of A. son of Kolaiah 
 
 22. a curse, saying, the Lord make thee like A. 
 Mic. 6.16. the vvorks of the house of A. are kept 
 
 AIIASUERUS. 
 
 Ezra 4. 6. in the reign of A. wrote they to him 
 Esth. 1. 1. this is A.'which reigned from India to 
 
 2. 16 . so Esther was taken unto king A. 
 
 21. and sought to lay hand on the king A. 6. 2. 
 
 3. 12. in the name of A. was it written, 8. 10. 
 
 8. 1. A. gave to Esther the house of Haman 
 
 10. 3. Mordecai the Jew was next to king A. 
 
 Uan. 9 . 1. in the first vear of Darius son of A. 
 AHAVAH. 
 
 Ezra 8. 15. gathered to the river that runneth to A. 
 
 21. a fast at A. li 31. then we departed from A. 
 
 AHAZ. 
 
 2 Ki7igsXCi.2. A.wastwenty yearsold when he began 
 to reign, did not what was right, 2 Chron. 28. 1. 
 
 II. Urijah made the altar against A. came 
 
 20. 11. had gone down in the dial of A. Isa. .38. 8. 
 
 2.3. 12. the altars of A. did Josiah beat ilown 
 
 1 Chron. 8. .35. the sonsof Micah, Pillion, A. 9. 41. 
 2C/<.28. 19 . Lord brought .1 udah low, because of A. 
 
 22. this is that king A. || 24. A. gathered vessels 
 Isa. 1.1. the vision in daysof A. I Jos. 1.1. Mic. 1.1. 
 
 7 . 3 . go forth to meet A.’H 10. the Lord spake to A. 
 
 AHAZIAH. 
 
 1 Kings22. 40. A.reigned in his stead, 2 Kings8.24. 
 
 2 hmgs 1. 2. A. fell through a lattice and was sick 
 
 8. 29. A. king of Judah went down toseeJoram 
 
 9. 2.3. Jorain said to A. there is treachery, O A. 
 
 27 . A. fled, aiid Jehu followed alter liim 
 
 10. 13. they answereil, we are the brethren of A. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .35. .lehoshaphat did join with A. 
 
 22, 7 . the destruction of A. was of God 
 
 9 . house of A. haiJ no power to keep the kingdom 
 AHIAH, 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 3. A. son of Ahitnb. the Lord’s priest 
 
 18. Saul said to A. bring hither the ark of God 
 1 Kings 4, 3. Elihoreph and A. were scribes 
 
 AlIiJAH. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 29. the prophet A. found Jeroboam 
 12. 15. that he might perform his saying, which 
 the Lord spake by A. 2 Chron. 10.15. 
 
 14. 2. there is A. that tolil me I should be king 
 4. .Jeroboam’s wife came to the house of A. 
 
 6. it was so, when A. heard the sound of her feet 
 
 15. 27 . Baasha son of A. conspired against him 
 
 1 Chron. 2.25. the sons of lerahmeel, llezron, A. 
 
 11. .36. David’s valiant men, A. thePelouite 
 26. 2o.over tieasury of l.evites A. over treasures 
 
 2 Chr. 9. 29. the acts of .‘'olomon in prophecy of A. 
 Keh. 10.26. the Levites that sealed the covenant. A. 
 
 AHIKAM. 
 
 2 Kings 22. 12. Josiah commanded A. the son of 
 tihaphan to inquire of the Ixird, 2 Chr. .34. 20. 
 
 25. 22. he made Gedaliah the son of A. ruler 
 Jer. 26. 24. the hand of A. was with Jeremiah 
 
 40. 6. Jeremiah went to Gedaliah the son of A. 
 
 See Geuali.sh, 
 
 AHI.MAAZ. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 50. Saul’s wife was the daughter of A. 
 
 2 Stem. 17 . 17 . Jonathan and A. staid by En-rogel 
 
 18. 27 . is like the running of A. son ot Zadok 
 
 1 Kings 4.15. A. was in Naphtali, he took Basmath 
 1 Chron. 6. 8. Ahitub begat Zadok, and Zadok A. 
 AHIMAN. 
 
 Kum. 1.3. 22. A. was of the children of Anak 
 Judg. 1 . 10 . Judah slew A. || 1 Chr. 9 . 17 . porters, A. 
 A HI.ME LECH. 
 
 1 Sam. 21. 1. A. was afraid atthemeetingof David 
 22. 9. 1 saw the son of Jesse coming to A. 
 
 16. the king said, thou shalt surely die. A. 
 
 26. 6. Dav. said to A. who will go down with me ? 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 17. Zadok and A. piiests, 1 Chron. 18. 16. 
 1 Chron. 24. 3. A.of the sons of Ithamar according 
 
 6. Shemaiah the scribe wrote them before A. 
 
 31. these cast lots in the presence of David and A. 
 AHINOAM. 
 
 1 .Sam. 14. 50. the name of Saul’s wife was A. 
 
 25. 43. David also took A. of Jezreel his wife 
 
 See A BIG A 11 .. 
 
 Ainu. 
 
 2Sam.(j. 3. L’zzah and A.drave ibe cart.I Chr. 13 7. 
 
 _ AHLSAMACH. 
 
 F.xcd. 35. .31. both he au.i the son of A. may teach 
 
 afuthgphei.. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 12. Absalom sent for A. the Gilonite 
 31. I>ord, turn the counsel of A. into foolishness 
 34. then mayest thou defeat the counsel of A. 
 
 16. 15. Absalom came to Jerusal. and A. with him 
 
 23. the counsel of A. was as it a man inquired 
 17 . 7 . the counsel of A. is not gocnl at this lime 
 
 15. thus and thus did A. counsel Absalom 
 23. A. saw that his counsel was not followed 
 
 1 Chron. 27 . 33. A. was the king’s counsellor 
 AHITUB. 
 
 1 Sam. 22.12. Saul said, hear now, thou son of A. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 17. Zadok the son of A. 1 Chron. 18. 16. 
 
 AHOLAH, AHOLIBAH. 
 
 Ezek. 23. 4. Samaria is A. Jerusalem Aholibah ' 
 36. son of man, wilt thou judge A. and Aholibah ? 
 AHOLIAB. 
 
 Exod. 36. 1. then wrought Bezaleel and A. 
 AHOLIBAMAH. 
 
 Gen. ,36. 2. Esau took to w ife A. 1| 5. A. bare Jeush 
 AI, or HAI. 
 
 Gen. 13.3. Abram dwelt between Ecth-el and A. 
 Josh. 7. 4. and they fled before the men of A. 
 
 8.1. go up to A. || 10. 2. Gibeon was greater than A. 
 Ezra 2. 28. the men of Beth-el and A. A'eh. 7. 32. 
 Jer. 49. 3. how l, O Heshbon, for A. is spoiled 
 AIATH. 
 
 Isa. 10, 28. he is come to A. be is passed to Migron 
 AJALON. 
 
 Josh. 10.12. stand, tbou moon, in the valley of A, 
 ALEXANDER. 
 
 Mark 15. 21. Simon the father ot A. and Rufus 
 Acts 4. 6. Annas, Caiaphas. A. were gathered 
 
 19 . 33. they drew A. out of the multitude 
 
 1 Tim. 1.20. of whom is Hymeneus and A. 
 
 2 Tim. 4.14. A. thecopper-s’mith did me much evil 
 
 ALEXANDRIA, ANS. 
 
 Acts 6. 9. the synagogueof the I.ibertines and .4. 
 18. 24. a certain Jew named Aixillos. born at A. 
 
 27. 6. centurion found a ship of A.sailing into Italy 
 
 ALPII ECS. 
 
 Mat. 10. 3. the names of the apostles, James the son 
 of .A. Mark 3. 18. Jailed. 15. ricts 1. 13. 
 Mark 2. 14. he saw Levi the son of A. sitting at 
 AMALEK. 
 
 Gen. 36. 12. Timna bare to 1 liphaz Esau’s son A. 
 Exod. 17 . 8 . then came A. and fought w ith Israel 
 14. 1 will utterly put out the remembrance of A. 
 
 16 . I.ord hath sworn he will have war with A. 
 Kum. 24. 20. when he looked on A. be took up his 
 
 parable and said A. was the fiistofthe nations 
 Deut. 25. 17-remember what A. did, 1 ^am. 15.2. 
 
 19. thou shalt blot out the remembrance of A. 
 Judg. 5. 14. out of Ephraim was a root against A. 
 
 1 Sam. 15.3. smite A. |i 5. Saul came to a city of A. 
 
 28. 18. thou didst not execute his wrath on .A. 
 Psal. 83. 7 . Gebal. Ammon, A. are confederate 
 
 AMA 1.1.KITE, S. 
 
 Kum. 14. 45. the A. came down and smote Israel 
 Judg. 6. 3. w hen Israel had sown the A.came against 
 
 7 . 12. Midianites and A. lay like grasshopfiers 
 10.12. the A, did oppress you, and ye aied tome 
 
ANA 
 
 ARE 
 
 ASH [Proper Names, 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 48. Saul smote the A. 15. 7. 
 
 15, 6, Saul said to Kenites, get you from among A. 
 
 20. yea, I have utterly <iestroyed the A. 
 
 27- 8. David and his men invaded the A. 
 
 30.1. the A. had invaded the soutli and Ziklag 
 
 2 Sam, 1.1. David returned tiom the slaughter of A 
 8. and 1 answered him, I am an A. 13. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 43. they smote the rest of the A. 
 
 AMANA. 
 
 Cant. 4. 8. look from the top of A. from Slienir 
 AMASA. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 25. Absalom made A. captain of the host, 
 
 which A. was the son of Ithra an Israelite 
 20. 9. Joab took A. by the beard to kiss him 
 
 12. .4. wallowed in blood in the high way 
 1 Kings 2.5. thou knowest what .loab did to A. .32, 
 
 1 Chr. 2. 17. Abigail bare A. the father was .lethei 
 
 2 Chr. 28.12. A. son of Iladlai stood up against them 
 
 AMAZIAH. 
 
 2 Kings 12,21. A. his son reigned, 2 C/irc«. 24. 27 
 
 13. 12. wherewith he fought against A. 14. 15. 
 
 14.11. but A. would not hear, therefore .lehoash 
 15. 3. as his father A. had done, 2 Chron. 26. 4. 
 
 \ Chron. 6. 45. of Merari, A. the son of llilkiah 
 2 Chron. 25.27. alter A.did turn from the Lord 
 Amos 7, 10. A. priest of Beth el, sent to Jeroboam 
 AMlSIAll. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 24. when thev were come to the hill A. 
 
 aMmi. 
 
 Ifos. 2.1. say ye unto your brethren, A. and sister; 
 AMMIl^ ADAB. 
 
 Krod. 6. 2.3. Aaron took Klisheba daughter of A. 
 Muth 4.20.and A. begat Nalishon, i\Jat. 1. 4 
 AM.Ml-NAIMB. 
 
 Cant. 6.12. my soul made me like the chariots of A 
 AMMON. 
 
 Gen. 19. 38. Ben-ammi, father of children of A. 
 Judg. 10. 11. did not I deliver you from A. i 
 
 11. 4. the children of A. made war against Israe 
 15. Israel took not the land of the cluldren of A 
 .33. thus the children ot A. were subdued 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 11. it the children ol A. be too strong fo 
 thee, 1 will help thee, 1 Chron. 19. 12 
 
 14. children ot A. saw that the Syrians tied 
 
 12. 9. hast slain Uriah with sword of children of A 
 3L thus did he to all children of /I. ] Chr. 20. 3 
 
 1 Kings 11. 7- built an high jilace for Molech thi 
 abomination of the children of A. 2 Kmgs 23. 13 
 .3.3. Milcom the god of the children of A. 
 
 Keh. 1.3. 23. Jews that had marrieil wives of A. 
 j-sal. 83. 7. Gebal and A. confederate against thei 
 Jsa. 11. 14. the children ot A. shall obey them 
 Jer. 9. 26. 1 will punish the children of A. 
 
 ot A. to drink of the cup 
 49. 6. I will bring again the captivity of A. 
 
 .Gan. n. 41. these shall escape, the chief of A. 
 Z,eph. 4 ,. 9. children ot A. shall be as Gomorrah 
 AMMON 1 I E, S. 
 
 Dent. 2.3.3. A. not enter into congregat. Neh. 1.3.1. 
 
 1 Naw. 11. 11. slew the A. till the heat of the day 
 
 1 Kingsl'i. 1. king Solomon loved women of the A, 
 
 4, Chron. 26. 8. and the A. gave, gifts to Uzziah 
 Kzra 9. 1. doaccorrling to ihe abomination of A. 
 Jer. J7. 3. make yokes, and send to the king of A. 
 
 49. 2. an alarm of war to be heard in Habbah of A, 
 Kzek. 25. 5. make A. a couching place for docks 
 
 10. that the A. may not be remembered 
 ^ . A.MNON. 
 
 2 oflOT. .3. 2. David’s tirst-horn was A. 1 Chr. 3. 1. 
 
 'V sici' for his sister Lamar 
 
 ~6. 1 pray thee, let my brother A. go with us 
 ~8. when 1 say, smite A. then kill him, fear not 
 1 Chron. 4. 20. the sons of Shimon, A. Uiiinah 
 AMON. 
 
 Kings 22. 26. carry him back to A. 2 Chr. 18. 25. 
 
 21. 18. A. reigned II 2.3. his servants slew A. 
 sacrificecl to carved images 
 J\eh.7.o9. came out of captivity children of A. 
 Mat. 1.10. Manasses begat A. and A. begat Josias 
 AMORl'J E, S. 
 
 Gen. 15. 16. the iniquity of the A. is not yet full 
 , 48. 22. which 1 took from A. with my sword 
 JJeut. 20. 17. thou Shalt utterly destroy the A. 
 
 Josh. 3. 10. God will without fail drive out the A. 
 10. 12. in the day when the Lord delivered up A. 
 24. 15. or gods of A. in whose land ye dwell 
 Jndg.6. 10. I said, tear not the gods of the A. 
 
 11.23. the Lord God hath d-ispossessed the A. 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 14. Was iieace between Israel and the'A. 
 
 " '■ Gibeonites were of the A. 
 
 1 Kings 2 \. 26. Ahab did abominably as did the A. 
 
 Q Kings 21. 11. Manassehdid above all the A. did 
 Kzek. 16. .3. thy father an A. mother an llittite, 45 
 Amos 2. 9. yet destroyed 1 the A. before them 
 
 AMOS, crAMOZ. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 2. Isaiah the son of A. 20. | 20. 1. 2 
 
 Chron. 26. 22. | .32. 20, 32. Lsa. 'l~ 
 
 1. I 2. 1. I 13. 1.1 20. 2. 1 37. 2, 21. r 
 38. 1. < . I 
 
 Amos 7. 14. then A. said, I was no prophet 
 lAike 3. 25. Mattathias, which was the son of A. 
 AMPHIPOLIS, 
 
 Acts 17. 1. now when they had passed through A. 
 
 _ ^ AMP LI AS. 
 
 Korn. 16. 8. greet A. my beloved in the Lord 
 „ AM RAM. 
 
 Ksod. 6.18. the sons of Kohath, A. Knm. 3. 19. 
 
 .1 C/iwt. 1 41. the sonsof Dishrtn, A. and Eshban 
 6.3. tlie children of A. Aaron. Moses, and Miriam 
 Kira 10. .34. ot the sons of Bani, Maadi, A. 
 
 „ ANAII. 
 
 Gen. 36. 24. this was that A. that found mules 
 ..ANAK. 
 
 Kiim. 13.28. the cities are great, and moreover we 
 ‘'“i cl'fl'lren of A. there, .3.3. 
 .Der/t. 9. who can stand betoi e the children of A ^ 
 Joj/i. lo, 14. Caleb drove thence the three sons of 
 A. Sheshai, Ahiman, and I'almai, Judo. 1. 20 
 ^ ANAKIMS. 
 
 Vent. 2. 10. the people great and tall as the A. 9 2 
 
 11. 22. none ot the A. were left but in Gaza 
 14,10. Which Arba was a great man among the A. 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 ANAMMELECH. 
 
 2 Kin.17. 31. Adrammelech, A . gods of Sepharvaim 
 AN AN IAS. 
 
 Acts 5. 5. A. hearing these words fell down 
 9. 12. he hath seen in a vision A. coming, 22. 12 
 
 2.3. 2. the high priest A. commanded to smite' 
 
 24. 1. A. the priest descended with the elders 
 
 ANATHOLII. 
 
 Josh. 21. 18. out of Benjamin, A. with her suburbs, 
 Almon with her suburbs, 1 Chro 7 i. 6 . 60. 
 1 Kings 2.26, get thee to A. to thine own fields 
 1 Chro 7 i. 7. 8. the sons of Becher A. and Alameth 
 Neh. 10. 19. A. and Nebai sealed the covenant 
 10, .30. lift up thy voice, O poor A. 
 
 Jer. 11. 2.3. 1 will bring evil on the men of A. 
 
 29. 27. why hast thou not reproved Jeremiah of A. 
 32. 7. saying, buy my field that is in A. 8. 
 ANDREW. 
 
 Mark 1. 29. they entered into the house of A. 
 
 1.3. 3. James, John, and A, asked him privately' 
 Jo/m 1. 40. one of the two which heard was A. 
 
 44. Philip was of Bethsaida the city of A. 
 
 12. 22. Philip telleth A. and A. told Jesus 
 Acts 1.13. where abode Peter, John, James, and A. 
 ANDRONICUS. 
 
 Rom. 16. 7 . salute A. and Junia my kinsmen 
 ANER. 
 
 Gen. 14. 24. A. Eshcol, let them fake their portion 
 1 Chro 7 i. 6. 70. out of the half tribe of Manasseh, A, 
 ^ ANNA. 
 
 Luke2. .36.was A. a prophetess daughter of Phanuel 
 ANNAS. 
 
 Luke 3. 2. A. and Caiaphas being high priests 
 Jolm 18. 13. A. was father-in-law to Caiaphas 
 24. A. had sent Jesus bound to Caiaphas 
 ANTICHRIST, S. 
 
 1 John 2 18. A. will come, now there are many A. 
 22. he is A. that denieth the Father and Son 
 
 4, .3. this is that spirit of A. whereof ye heard 
 
 2 Jolm 7. this is a deceiver and an A. 
 
 ^ ANLIOCH. 
 
 Acts 11. 19. they travelled as far as A, 22. 
 
 20. some when come to A. spake to the Grecians 
 26. the disciples were called Christians first in A. 
 1.3. 14. they came to A. in Pisidia and taught 
 
 14. 26. and from Attaliathey sailed to A. 
 
 15. 22. to send men of their own company to A. 
 
 .35. Paul also and Barnabas continued in A. 
 
 Gal. 2. 11. when Peter was come to A. 1 withstood 
 2 Tim.3. 11. persecutions which came tome at A. 
 AN 1 IPAs. See Martyr, 
 
 AN LlPA l IMS. 
 
 Acts 23.31. the soldiers brought Paul by night to A. 
 APELLES. 
 
 Rom. 16.10. salute A. approved in Christ 
 APIIEK. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 1. the Philistines pitched in A. 29.1. 
 
 1 Ki/igs 20. .30. the rest tied to A. there a wall fell 
 
 2 Kings 1.3, I7. thou shalt smite the Syrians in A. 
 
 APOLLON!A. 
 
 Acts 17 . 1, more when they had passed through A. 
 APOLLOS. 
 
 Acts 18.24. certain lew named A. came to Ephesus 
 1 Cor. 1 . 12. 1 am of A. 3. 4. || 3. 5. who i.s A. i' 
 
 3.6.1 have planted, A. watered, God gave increase 
 4. 6. I have in a figure transferred to A. 
 lit. 3. 13. bring Zenas and A. on their journey 
 . APOLLYON. 
 
 Rev. 9. 11. in the Greek tongue, his name is A. 
 APPII-FORUM. 
 
 Acts 28. 15. they came fo meet us as far as A. 
 
 ^ AQUILA. 
 
 Acts 18. 2. Paul found a certain Jew named A. 
 
 26. when A. and Priscilla heard Apollos 
 Rom. 16. .3. greet A. and Priscilla, 2 'Jim. 4. 19. 
 
 1 Cor. 16.19. A. and Priscilla salute you in the Lord 
 AR. 
 
 Num. 21.28. the fire hath consumed A. of Moab 
 Deut. 2 . 9..1 have given A. to the children of Lot 
 Isa. 15. 1. in the night A. of Moab is laid waste 
 ARABIA. 
 
 1 Khigs 10. 15. besides what Solomon had of mer¬ 
 
 chant-men and of kings of A. 2 Chron. 9.14. 
 Isa. 21. 1,3. the burden upon A. shall lodge A. 
 
 Jer. 25.24. give the cup to all the kings of A. 
 
 Gal. 1.17.1 went into A. and returned to Damascus 
 4. 25. tor this Agar is mount Sinai in A. 
 ARABIAN, S. 
 
 2 Chron. 17 . 11. the A. brought Jehoshaphat flocks 
 26. 7. God helped Uzziah against the A. 
 
 Jsa. 13. 20. nor shall the A. pitch tent there 
 Jer. .3. 2. thou sattest for them as A. in wilderness 
 Acts 2. 11. Cretes and A. we do hear them speak 
 ARAM. 
 
 Gen. 10.22. thesonsofShem, Lud, A. 1 Chron. 1.17. 
 Num. 23. 7 . Balak king of Moab brought me 
 T,r . . from A. 
 
 Mat. 1. .3. Lsrom begat A. 1| 4. A. begat Aminadab 
 Luke 3. 33. Aminadab which was the son of A. 
 6’cePAUAN. 
 
 ARARAT. 
 
 Gen. 8. 4. the ark rested on the mountains of A. 
 
 Jer. 51. 27. call against her the kingdoms of A. 
 ARAUNAIl. '■ 
 
 2 Sam. 24.16. angel was by the threshing-place of A 
 23. all these did A. as a king give to David 
 ARBA. 
 
 Josh. 14.15. A. wasa great man among the Anakims 
 A R BA. 
 
 Josh. 21. 11. gave them A. which city is Hebron 
 ARCHELAUS. 
 
 Mat. 2. 22. when Joseph heard that A. did rei-m 
 ARCIIIPPUS. " 
 
 Col. 4. 17. say to A. take heed to the ministry 
 Phtlem. 2. Paul to A. fellow-soldier and the church 
 ARCTURUS. 
 
 Jo?>9.9. which maketh A. Orion,and Pleiades 
 38. 32. or canst thou guide A. with his sons' 
 AREOPAGli’E. 
 
 Acts 17. .34. among which was Dionysius the A 
 AREOPAGU.S. 
 
 Acts 17. 19. they took Paul,and brought him to A. 
 
 A R ETAS. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 32, the governor under A. the king 
 ARGOB. 
 
 Dent. 3. 4. all the region of A. 13,14.1 Kings 4.13i 
 ^ ARIEL. 
 
 Ezra 8. 16. T sent for Eliezer and A. chief men 
 Isa. 29. 1. woe to A. the city where David dwelt 
 2. 1 will distress A. it shall be to me as A. 
 
 7, multitude of the nations that tight against A. 
 ARIMATHEA. 
 
 Mat. 27. 57. .Toseph ot A. who was .Jesus’ disciple*. 
 
 Mark 15. 4.3. Luke 23. 51. Jo/m 19. .38, 
 ^ ARIOCH. 
 
 Gen. 14. L in the days of A. king of Ellasar 
 JJa 7 i, Ca. then A. brought in Daniel before king. 
 ^ ARISIARCHUS. 
 
 Acts 19 . 29. and having caught Gaiusund A. 
 
 20. 4. A. accomoanied Paul into Asia 
 Jp. 2. one A. a Macedonian being with us 
 Cy/.4.1U. A. fellow-prisonersalutethyou.P//»7e.24 
 
 ARlSTOBULUS. 
 
 Rom. 16.10. salute them that are of A. household 
 ARMAGEDDON. 
 
 Rev. 16. 16. he gathered them together to A. 
 ARxMEMA. 
 
 2 Ki 7 tgsl 9 . 37 . they escaped into land of A. Jfa.,37.38* 
 ARNON. 
 
 JSum. 21. 14. what he did in the'brooksof A. 
 
 22. .36. Balak met Balaam in the border of A. 
 Vent. 2. 24. rise up, and pass over the river A. 
 Jndg. 11. 26. while Israel dwelt by the coasts of A.. 
 Jsa. 16.2. daughtersof Moab shall he at fords of A. 
 Jer. 48. 20. tell ye it in A. that Moab is spoiled 
 
 AROKR. 
 
 Num. 32. .34. the cdiildren of Gad built A. 
 
 1 Sam. .3t). 28. David sent a present to them in A, 
 
 2 Sam, 24.5. passed over Jordan and pitched in A.. 
 
 1 Chro 7 i. 5. 8. Bela, who dwelt in A. even to Nebo- 
 Jsa. 17. 2. the cities of A. are forsaken 
 
 19, O inhabitant of A. stand by the wav 
 ARPAD, ARPHAl). 
 
 2 A mgs 18. .34. where are the gods of A. Jsa. 36. 19,. 
 19. 1.3. where is the king of A. ? Jsa. .37. 1.3 
 
 Jsa. 10. 9. for he saith, is not Hamath as A. ? 
 
 Jer. 49 . 23. Hamath is confounded and A. 
 
 ^ ARPIIAXAD. 
 
 Gen. 10. 22. the son of .Shem, A. 11.10. 1 Chr. 1.17* 
 Luke .3. 36. Cainan, who was the son of A. 
 
 ^ . Alt I AXERXE.S. 
 
 Ezra 4. 7- in the days of A. wrote Bishlam 
 
 6. 14. according to the commandment of A. 
 
 7. 1. in the reign of A. Ezra went up, 8. 1. 
 
 11. the copy of the letter that A. gave to .Ezra 
 
 21. I, even 1 A. the kingdomake a decree 
 Neh. 2. 1. in 20th year of A. wine was before hirr> 
 
 5.14. was governor from 2oth to .32d year of A 
 
 ARTEMAS. 
 
 Tit. 3. 12. when I shall send A. to thee orTychicua 
 ASA. 
 
 1 Kings 15. 11. A. did what was right, 2 Chr. 14. 2. 
 14. A. his heart was perfect, 2 Chron. 15. 17. 
 
 18. A. took the silver and gold, 2 Chro 7 i. 16.2. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 16. Berechiah the son of A. a T.evite 
 
 2 Chro 7 i. 14. 11. A. cried to the Lord his God 
 
 15. 2. Azariah went out to meet A. and said 
 
 19. there was no war to the .35th yeai of A. 
 
 16. 10. A. was wroth with the seer, and put hirry 
 
 in prison, A. oppressed some of the people 
 Jer. 41.9. the pit was it which A. had made 
 Mat. 1.7. Abia begat A. || 8. A. begat Josaphat 
 ASA H EL. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 18. sonsof Zeruiah, Joab, A. 1 Chr. 2. 16* 
 21. A. would not turn aside from following Abner 
 32. they took up A. and buried him in Beth-lehen> 
 .3. 27. Abner died for the blood of A. his brother 
 
 23. 24. A. was one of the thirty, 1 Chron. 11. 26. 
 
 2 Chro 7 i. 17. 8. he sent Levites, Zebadiah, A. 
 
 31. 13. Jehiel, Nahath,and A. were overseers 
 Ezra 10. 15. son of A. was employed about this 
 ASAIAIL 
 
 1 Chro 7 i. 4. .36. Jeshohaiah and A. were princes 
 6. .30. the sons of Merari, Haggiah, A. 
 
 9. 5. ot the Shilonites, A. the first-born 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 20. king Josiah sent A. to Huldah 
 
 ASAPH. 
 
 2 Ji.tngs 18.18. Shebna the scribe and Joah the sor> 
 of A. the recorder, ,37. Isa. .36. .3, 22* 
 
 1 Chr. 6, .39. A. .son of Rerechiah, 9. 15 | 15. 17. 
 
 16. 7. David delivered first this psalm to A. 
 
 25,1. of the .sons of A. 2. I 26. 1.2 Chron. 5. 12. I 
 20. 14. I 29. 1.3. 1 .35. 15. Ezra 2. 41. | 3. 10. 
 Neh. 7 . 44. I 11. 17, 22. | 12. .35. 
 
 9. the first lot came foi th for A. to Joseph 
 
 2 Chr._29. .30. the Levites to sing with words of A, 
 .35. 15. according to the coiumandment of A. 
 
 Neh. 2. 8. a letter to A. keeper of llie forest 
 
 12. 46. in the days of A. were songs of praise 
 ASEN A'LH. 
 
 Gen.4\.45. A. daughter of Poti-pherah, 50.1 46. 20. 
 ASIIDOD. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 1. the Philistines brought the ark fo A. 
 
 6. the hand of the Lord was heavy on them of A. 
 
 2 Chr. 26. 6. Llzziah warred against Philistines and 
 
 brake down wall of A. and built cities about A. 
 Neh. 1.3. 2.3. Jews that had married wives of A. 
 
 24. their children spake half in the speech of A. 
 Jsa. 20. 1. 'Tartan came and fought against .A. 
 
 Jer. 25. 20. I made remnant of A. drink of the cup 
 Amos 1. 8. 1 will cut oft'the inhabitant from A. 
 
 .3. 9. publish in the i>alaces at A. and of Egypt 
 Zeph. 2. 4. they shall drive out A. at tioon-day 
 Zech. 9. 6. and a bastard shall dwell in A. 
 
 A.SHER. 
 
 Gen. .30. 1.3. and I.eah called his natiie A. 
 
 .35.26. the sons of Zilpah, Leah’s maid. Gad, A. 
 46. 17. the children of A. Num. 1. 4o. | 26. 44. 
 
 1 Chron. 7- .30, 40. | 12. .36. 
 19. 20. out of A. his bread shall be fat ami yield 
 Num. 1. 1.3. prince of A. was Pagiel, 2. 27. I 7. 72. 
 26. 46. the name of the daughter of A was .^arah 
 Vent. 27. 13. these on Ebal to curse ; Gad aiid A. 
 33.24. ot A. he said, let A. be blessed with children 
 
 589 
 
 r 
 
 
Proper Names.] ATH 
 
 BAA 
 
 B A J 
 
 Judg. 5. 17. A. continued on the sea shore and abode 
 
 6. Gideon sent messengers to A. and Zebulun 
 
 7. 2.“?. men out of A. pursued the Midianites 
 
 1 Kings 4. 16. Baanali ttie son of Ilushai was in A. 
 
 1 Chnm. 12. .‘16. of A. expert in war 40,000 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 11. diversot A . humbled themselves 
 Ezek. 48. 2. a portion for A. II .34. one gate of A. 
 
 Tribe of ASHFJt. 
 
 2^nm. 1. 41. numbered of the tribe of A. 41,500 
 2. 27. the tribe of A. shall encamp by Dan 
 
 IO. 26. over tlie host of tribe of A. was Pagiel 
 13. 13. of the tribe of A . to spy the land,Shetur 
 .34.27. prince of the tribe of A. to divide, Ahihud 
 
 Josh. 19. 24. the fifth lot for the tribe of A. 
 
 31. this is the inheritance of the tribe of A. 
 
 21. 6. the children of Gershom had cities out of 
 the tribe of A. .30.1 1 Chron. 6. 62, 74. 
 J.ulce 2. 36. Anna daughter of I’hannel oitriheof A. 
 llev. 7. 6. of the tribe of A. were sealed 12,000 
 A.SH J AUO'III. 
 
 Eent. 1. 4. Og, who dwelt at A. .Tosh. 9. 10.112. 4. 
 Judg. 2. 13. the chihiren of Israel served A. 10.6. 
 
 1 -Sam. 7. 3. put away the strange gods and A. 4. 
 
 12. 10. w’e have sinned because we have served A. 
 31. 10. they put Saul’s armour in the house of A. 
 
 1 Kmgs 11.33. have worshii)ppd A. goddess of Zidon 
 1 Chr. 6. 71. to children of Gershom was given A. 
 
 ASIIUH, or ASSUK. 
 
 Gen. 10.11. A. went forth and built Nineveh 
 
 22. children of Shem, Elam and A. 1 Chr. 1. 17. 
 Ktim. 24. 22. till A. shall carry thee away captive 
 
 24. ships shall come from Chittim and afflict A. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 24. Hezron’s wife bare him A. 
 
 4. 5. A. had two wives, Ilelah and Naarah 
 Ezra 4.2. Esar-haddon king of A. which brought up 
 Esal. 83. 8. A. also is joined with them 
 Ezek. 27. 23. A. and Chi I mad were thy merchants 
 .32. 22. A. is there, and all her company 
 JHos. 14. 3. A. shall not save us, we will not ride 
 ASIA. 
 
 j^cts 6. 9. them of A. disputing with Stephen 
 16.6. thev were forbidden to preach the word in A. 
 
 IP. 10. aH they that dwelt in A. heard the word 
 
 27. whom all A. and the world worshippeth 
 31. certain of the chief of A. sent unto him 
 
 20. 16. because he would not spenri time in A. 
 
 18. ye know from the first day that 1 came into A. 
 27.2. we launched, meaningto sail by coasts of A. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 19. the churches of A. salute you 
 
 2 C.'or. 1. 8. our trouble which came to us in A. 
 
 2 Tint. 1. 15. they that are in A. are turned away 
 
 1 Pet. 1.1. to the' strangers scattered in A. 
 
 See Churches. 
 
 ASKET.ON, or ASHKELON. 
 
 Jvflg. 1. 18. Judah took Gaza and A. and Ekron 
 14.19. Sams, went down to A. and slew thirty men 
 ISam. 6.17- for A. one, for Gath one, for Fikron one 
 .2 Sant. 1. 20. publish it not in the streets of A. 
 
 Jer. 25. 20. I made A. and Azzah to drink of cup 
 
 47. 5. A. is cut off with remnant of their valley 
 7. the I.ord hath giver/Jt a charge against A. 
 
 Amos 1. 8. cut off him that holds sceptre from A. 
 Zeph. 2.4. Gaza shall be forsaken, A. a desolation 
 7. in the houses of A. shall they .ie down 
 Zech. 9 . 3 . A. shall seeit, and fear; kingshall perish 
 from Gaza, and A. shall not be inhabited 
 Asis APPAR. 
 
 Ezra 4.10. whom the noble A. brought over 
 ASSYRIA. 
 
 Gen. 2. 14. TTiddekel goeth toward the east of A. 
 
 25. 18. Ishmael’s sons dwelt as thou goestto A. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 29. carried captive to A. 1". 6. | 18. 11. 
 Jsa. 7. IH. his for the bee that is in the land of A. 
 
 11. 11. to recover remnant of his people from A. 
 
 16. an high-way for his people left from A. 
 
 39. 2.3. shall be an high-way out of I'gypt to A. 
 
 24. Israel shall be the third with Egy{)tand A. 
 
 25. blessed be A. the work of my hands 
 
 27. 13. shall come who were ready to perish in A. 
 Jer. 2. 18. what hast thou to do in the way of A. ? 
 
 .36. ashamed of I gypt, as wast ashamed of A. 
 Ezek. 23. 7. committed whoredoms with men of A. 
 ^70^.7.11. they go to A. || 8. 9. they are gone up to A. 
 9. 3. they shall eat unclean things in A. 
 
 30. 6. it shall be carried to A. fora present 
 
 31. 11. shall tremble as a dove out of land of A. 
 Mic. 5. 6. and they shall waste the land of A. 
 
 7. 12. in that day he shall come to thee from A. 
 Zeph. 2. 13. and he will destroy A. and Nineveh 
 Zerh. 10. 10. I will gather them out of A. 
 
 33. the pride of A. shall be brought down 
 See King, Kings. 
 
 ASSYRIAN. 
 
 Isa. 30. 5. O A. the rod of mine anger, and staff 
 24. G my people, be not afraid of the A. 
 
 34. 25. that 1 will break the A. in my land 
 
 23. 13. this people was not till the A. founded 
 30. 31. the A. shall be beaten down which smote 
 .31.8. then shall the A. fall with the sword 
 
 52. 4. the A. oppressed them without cause 
 Ezek.?>\.?>. behold, the A. was a cedar in Lebanon 
 lios. 5. 1.3. then went Ephraim to the A. and sent 
 31.5. but the A. shall be his king, they refused 
 A/:c. 5. 5. thi.s man shall be the peace when A. come 
 6. thus shall he deliver us from the A. when comes 
 A.SSYRIANS. 
 
 2 Kings 19, 35. the angel of the Lord smote in the 
 camp of A. 185,0(X) men, Isa. 37 . 36. 
 Lam. 5. 6. we have given the hand to the A. 
 
 Ezek. 16.28. thou hast played the whore with the A. 
 2.3. 5. she doted on the A. her neighbours, 12. 
 
 9.1 have delivered her into the hand of the A. 
 23. I will bring all the A. against thee 
 Eos. 12. 3. they make a covenant with the A. 
 ASYNCRITUS. 
 
 Eom. 16.14. saluteA.Phlegon,Ilermas,Patrobas 
 ATAD. 
 
 Gen. 50. 10. they came to the threshing-fioor of A. 
 11. when inhabitants saw mourning in floor of A. 
 A rilALlAH. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 26. Ahaziah’s mother was A. 2 Chr. 22.2. 
 31.1. A. destroyed the seed royal, 2 Citron. 22. 10. 
 
 590 
 
 2 KingsW.TL. Jehosliebahid .Toash fr. A.iCh. 22. IL. 
 
 20. they slew A. with the sword, 2 Chron. 23. 21, 
 
 1 C'/trow. 8.26. of Benjamin, .Miehariah and A. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 7. the sons of A. that wicked woman 
 Ezra 8.7. Jeshaiah son of A. with him 70 males 
 
 A'lHENIAN.S. 
 
 Acts 17.21, A. spent their time in telling or hearing 
 A'lHEK.S. 
 
 Acts 17.15. they conducted and brought Paul to A. 
 
 16. now while Paul waited for them at A. 
 
 22. ye men of A. I perceive ye are superstitions 
 18. 1. Paul departed from A. and came to Corinth 
 1 Thess.'i. 1. we thought it good to be left at A. alone 
 A'lTALIA. 
 
 Acts 14. 25. from Perga they went down into A. 
 
 A YEN. 
 
 Ezek. .30.17.the 3 0ung men of A. shall fall by sword 
 llos. 10. 8. the high places of A. the sin of Israel 
 Amos 1. 5. I will cut off the inhabitant from A. 
 AUGUSTU.S. 
 
 Luke 2. 1. there went out a decree from Cesar A. 
 Acts 25. 21. when Paul had appealed to A. 25. 
 
 27. 1. to one Julius, a centurion of A. band 
 
 AZARl All. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 2. A. was one of Solomon’s princes 
 
 5. A. the son of Nathan was over the officers 
 
 2 Kings 14.21. the peopleof Judah matte A. king 
 1 Chron. 2.8. A. son ot Ethan jj .3t{. Jehu begat A, 
 
 .3. 12. Amaziah his son, A. his son 
 
 6. 9. Ahimaaz begat A. jl 10. Johanan hegat A. 
 
 13. Hilkiah begat A.J| 36. Zephaniah begat A. 
 2Chron. 15.1. Spirit of God came on A. son of Oded 
 
 21. 2. A. son of Jehoshaphat || 22. 6. of .lehoram 
 
 2.3. 1. A. son of Jehoram, and A. son of Obed- 
 26.17- A. the priest went in after him, 20. 
 
 Ezra 7. 1. the son of A. the son of Hilkiah, 3. 
 
 Kelt. .3. 2.3. A. the son of Maaseiah repaired 
 7.7. Nehemiah, A. came up with Zerubbabel 
 
 8. 7. A. caused the people to understand the law 
 10.2. those that sealed were A. Jeremiah 
 Jer. 43. 2. A. and all the proud men spake, saying 
 Dan. 1. 6. of the children of Judah was Daniel, A. 
 
 7. he gave to A. the name of Abed-nego 
 2. 17. then Daniel made the thing known to A. 
 AZEKAH. 
 
 Jo.sh. 10.11. Lord cast down stones on them to A. 
 Jer. 34.7. the king of Babylon fought against A. 
 
 B. 
 
 BAAL. 
 
 Num. 22.41. brought Balaam to high places of B. 
 Judg. 2. 13. Israel served B. and Ashtaroth 
 
 6. 25. the Lord said, throw down the altar of B. 
 31. will ye plead for B. ? will ye save him ? 
 
 1 /i'zwgr 16. 31. Ahab served B. and worshi|)ped him 
 38. 21. but if B. be God, then follow him 
 
 26. cklled on name of B. saying, O B. hear us 
 40. take the prophets of B. let none escape 
 
 19.18. yet I have left seven thousand in Israel, 
 knees which have not bowed to B. Pom. 11.4. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 19. I have a great sacrifice to do to B. 
 20. Jehu said, proclaim a solemn assembly for B. 
 
 28. thus Jeliu destroyed B. out of Israel 
 
 11.18. the people brake down the house of B. 
 
 17. 16. they worsliipped host of heaven, sei ved B. 
 21. .3. Manasseh reared up altars for B. made grove 
 
 23.4. to bring forth all the vessels made for B. 
 
 5. he put down them that burnt incense to B. 
 
 Jer. 2.8. and the prophets prophesied by B. 
 
 7. 9. will ye burn incense to B.' 11.1.3,17- 1 32. 29. 
 12. 16. as they taught my people to swear by B. 
 
 19.5. they have built the high places of H. to burn 
 their sons with fire for burnt-ofterings to H. 
 
 23.1.3. they prophesied in B. and caused Israel err 
 
 27. as their fathers have forgotten my name for H. 
 Uos. 2.8. silver and gold which they prepared for B. 
 
 13.1. but when J’.pnraim offended in B. he died 
 Zeph. 1. 4. and I will cut off the remnant of B. 
 BAAL-BERLl 11. 
 
 Jttdg.8. 55.ihe children of Israel made B. their god 
 BAAL-llAMON. 
 
 Cant. 8. 11. Solomon had a vineyard at B. 
 BAALI. 
 
 llos. 2. 16. and thou shalt call me no more B. 
 BAALIM. 
 
 Judg. 2. 11. Israel served B. 3. 7- 1 16. 6, 10. 
 
 8. .33. the children of Israel went a whoring after B. 
 1 Sam. 7 . 4. the children of Israel put away B. 
 
 1 Kings 18. 18. and thou hast followed B. 
 
 2 Chron. 17. 3. Jehoshaphat sought not to B. 
 
 24.7. all the dedicated things did they bestow on B. 
 
 28. 2. Ahaz made also molten images for B. 
 
 .33. 3. Manasseh reared up altars for B. 
 
 34. 4. and they brake down the altars of B. 
 
 Jer. 2. 23. how canst say, 1 have not gone after B. 
 
 9. 14. have walked after B. which fathers taught 
 ilos. 2. 13. I will visit on her the days of B. 
 
 17. for 1 will take away the names of B. 
 
 BAA LIS. 
 
 Jer. 40.14. B. kingof Ammonites hath sent Ishmael 
 BAAL-MEON.. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 9. the glory of Beth-jeshimoth, B. 
 BAAL-PEOR. 
 
 Num. 25.3. Israel joined himselfto B. and the anger 
 oftlie Lord was kindled, 106. 28. //y.s.9. 10. 
 5. slay the men that were joined unto B. 
 
 Dent. 4. 3. have seen what Lord did because of B. 
 BAAI.-PERAZIM. 
 
 2 Satn. 5. 20. David called the place B. 1 Chr. 14.11. 
 BAAL-SIIALISIIA. 
 
 2 Kings A. 42. and there came a man from B. 
 BAAL-J AMAR.. 
 
 Judg.20. 5^. Israel put themselves in array at B. 
 BAAL-ZKBUB. 
 
 2 Txiitgsl. 2. enquire of B. the God of Ekron, 16. 
 BAAL-ZEPIION. 
 
 Exod.\4.2. and encampover against B. Num.^3 7. 
 BAANAII. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 6. Rechab and B. his brother escaped 
 23.29. lleleb the son of B. one of the mighty .men 
 
 1 Kings 4. 16. B. the son of Ilushai was in Ashe 
 Ezra 2. 2. B. came to .lerusalem, Neh. 7- 7- 
 Neh. 10.27. Malluth, llarim, B. sealed the covenant 
 BAASIiA. [32. 
 
 1 Kings 15.16. there was war between Asa and B. 
 
 19. come, break thy league w ith B. 2 Chr. 16. 5. 
 
 27. B. son of Ahijah conspired against him 
 
 16. 1. the word of the L. came to Jehu against B. 
 6. B. slept with his fathers and was buried 
 
 11. Zimri slew all the house of B. 12. 
 
 21. 22. 1 will make Ahab’s house like the house 
 of B. tlie son of Ahijah, 2 Kings 9. 9. 
 Jer. 41. 9. the pit which Asa made for fear of B. 
 BABEL. 
 
 Gen. 10. 10. the beginning of his kingdom was B. 
 11. 9. therefore is the name of it called B. 
 
 Ezek. 23. t 17. the children of B. came to her info 
 BABYLON. [bed 
 
 Gen. 10. + 10. the beginning of his kingdom was B. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 30. the men of B. made buccoth-benoth 
 25. 28. above kings that were in B. Jer. 52. 32. 
 
 2 Chr. .32. 31. the ambassadors of the princes of B. 
 .36. 7. he put the. vessels in Ids temple at B. 
 
 Ezra 5.14. those flid C'> rus take out of temple of B. 
 6. 1. where the ti easurcs were laid up in B. 
 
 Psal. 87. 4. 1 w ill make mention of Rahab and B. 
 
 I. 37. 1. by the rivers of B. there we sat down 
 ha. 13. 1. the burden of B. which Isaiah di<l see 
 
 19. B. shall be as when God overthrew Sodom 
 21. 9. B. is fallen, Jer. 51.8. Pev. 14. 8.1 18. 2. 
 
 48. 14. the Lord w ill do his pleasure on B. 
 
 20. go ye forth of B. flee from the Chaldeans 
 Jer. 20. 4. he shall carry them captive into B. 
 
 28. 4. the captives of .ludah that went into B. 
 
 29. 10. after seventy 3 ears be accomplished at B. 
 
 15. the Lord hath raised us up prophets in B. 
 
 40. 4. if it seem good to come with me into B. 
 
 50.1. the word that the Jjord spake against B. 
 
 8. remove out of the midst of B. an'l go forth 
 13. every one that goeth by B. shall hiss 
 23. how is B. become a liesolation among nations! 
 29. call together the archers against B. 
 
 34. that he may <lisquiet the inhabitants of B. 
 
 45. hear the counsel of the I/>rd against B. 
 
 51. 6. Hee out of the midst of B. and deliver 
 .35. the violence done to me be upon B. 
 
 42. the sea is come up upon B. she is covered 
 
 48. the heaven and the earth shall sing for B. 
 
 49. at B. shall fall the slain of all the earth 
 53. though B. should mount up to heaven 
 55. because the Lord hath spoiled B. 
 
 58. the broad walls of B. shall be utterly broken 
 60. wrote all the evil that shall come on B. 
 
 64. thus shall B. sink, and shall not lise from evil 
 Ezek. 17.16. with him in the midst of B. he shall <iie 
 Dart. 4. .30. is not this great B. that 1 have built? 
 ^Jat. 1. 17. from David till the carrying into B. 
 Acts 7. 43. 1 will carry you away beyond B. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 13. the church at H.salutefh you 
 
 Pev. 16.19. great B. came in remembrance bef. G- 
 
 17. 5. B. the great, the mother of harlots 
 
 18. 10. saying, alas, alas, that great city B.! 
 
 21. thus shall that great city B. be thrown down 
 See D.\uchti;r, Province, [f ueMEN. 
 
 I rom BABYLON. 
 
 2 Kings 20.14. fi om a far country/rww B. Isa. 59. 3. 
 Ezra 7. 9. on first day began he to go upfront B. 
 
 8. 1. of them that went up with me front B. 
 
 Isa. 14. 22 I will cut nft from B. the name 
 Jer. 50. 16. cut off the sower from B. and him that 
 51.54. a sound of a cry cometh from B. 
 
 Zech. 6. 10. take of them wide hare come from B. 
 
 Ktng of BABYLON. [40. 9. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 24. serve the king e/B. Jer. 2J. 17. I 
 Ezra 5. 12. he gave them into the hand of the king 
 of B. the Chaldean, Jer. 21.7- I 22. 25. 
 Isa. 14. 4. take up this proverb against king of B. 
 Jer. 21.4. wherewith yt fight against the IhtgofB. 
 25. 11. nations shall serve the kitig of B. 70years, 
 
 12. after that 1 w ill punish the king of B. 
 
 27.8. kingdoms w hich will not serve king of B.13. 
 
 28. 11.1 have broken the yoke of the X/fi// of B. 
 
 29. 22. whom the king o: B. roasted in the fire 
 34. 3. thine eyes shall behold the eyes of/iwg B. 
 5C}. 29 . king of B. shall certainly’ come and destroy 
 .39. 11. kittg ()/B. gav e charge concerning Jei emiah 
 42. 11. be not afraid of the king of B. 
 
 49. .30. kingof H. hath taken counsel against you 
 
 50. 17. the king of B. hath brokm his bones 
 Ezek. 21 19. that sword or the king of B. may come 
 29. 18. the king of B. caused his army to serve 
 
 19 1 will give i'gypt unto the king o/B. 
 
 .30'24. I w ill strengthen the arms of king e/B. 25. 
 32. 11. sword of the king of B. shall come on thee 
 To or v7tto BABYLON. 
 
 2 Kings 20. 17. shall l>e carried to B. 24. 15. | 25. 
 
 7, 1.3. 1 Chron. 9. 1 2 Chron. ,36. 6, 7, 20. 
 Ezra 5. 12. Isa. .39. 6. Jer. 27 . 20.1 28. 3. 
 I 29. 1,4 I 40. 1, 7. 
 
 2 Chr. 53. 11. took Manasseh and carried him to B. 
 .36. 18. the treasures, all these he brought to B. 
 
 J. sa. 43. 14. foi your sake 1 have sent to B. 
 
 Jer. 20. 6. Pashur. thou shalt come to B. 
 
 34. .3. Zedekiah, thou shalt go to B. 
 
 51.24. 1 w ill render unto H. || 61. when comest to B. 
 Ezek. 17.20. 1 w ill bring him to B. and plead with 
 j/fc. 4. 10. the daughter of Zion shall go to B. 
 lijat. 1.11. about the time they were carrietl to B. 
 BABYLONIANS. 
 
 Ezek. 2.3. 15. after the manner of the B. of Chaldea 
 17. the B. came to her into the bed of love 
 BABYLONISH. 
 
 Josh. 7- 21. Achan saw a goodly B. garment 
 BACA. 
 
 Psal. 84. 6. who passing through the valley of B. 
 BAllURIM. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 16. went along weeping behind her to B. 
 
 16. 5 . when Dav id came to B. Shimei came out 
 
 17. 18. and they came to a man's house in B. 
 
 19. 16. Shimei a Benjamite of B. 1 Kings 2. 8. 
 
 BA.IITIL 
 
 Isa. 15.2. he is gone up to B. and to Dibon to weep 
 
BAS 
 
 BEN 
 
 BET [Proper Names. 
 
 BALAAM. 
 
 Num. 22.5. Balak sent messengers to B. son of Beor 
 
 9. God came to B. and sai(), wliat men are these ? 
 
 14. they said, B. refiisetli to come with us 
 
 25. the ass crushed B. foot against the wall 
 •SI. then the Lord opened the eyes of B. 
 
 ^5. so B. went with tlie princes of Balak 
 
 23. 4. God met B. and said unto him, 16. 
 
 .30. Balak did as B. had said, and offered abullock 
 
 24. 2. B. lifted up his eyes and saw Israel 
 .3. B. the son of Beor hath said, 15. 
 
 25. B. rose up and returned to his place 
 31.8. B. the son of Beor they slew, Jos/i. 1.3. 22. 
 
 16. through the counsel of B. to commit trespass 
 Dent. 23. 4. because they hired B. Ne/i. 13. 2. 
 
 5. the Lord thy God would not hearken to B. 
 Jox/i. 24. 9. Balak sent and called B. to curse you 
 3'Uc. 6. 5. remember what B. answered him 
 2 Pet.Q.\5. following the way of B. the son ofBosor 
 Jtide 11. they ran greedily after the error of B. 
 
 Mev. 2. 14. them that hold the doctrine of B. 
 BALAK. 
 
 I^nm. 22.4. B. was king of the Moabites at that time 
 16. thus saith B. let nothing hinder thee 
 ,23.2. and B. did as Balaam had spoken, .30. 
 
 7. B. king of Moab hath brought me from Aram 
 
 18. rise up, B. and hear || 24. 10. B. ansrer kindled 
 24.13. if B. would give me his house full of gold 
 -Josh. 24.9. then B. arose and warred against Israel 
 Judg. II. 25. art thou any thing better than B. t 
 
 5. remember what B. king of Moab consulted 
 Hev. 2. 14. who tauglit B. to cast a stumbling-block 
 BAMAH. 
 
 EieJc.^Q. 29. the name thereof is called B. 
 BARABBAS. 
 
 Mat. 27.17. release B. 21. Mark\5.U. 23.18. 
 John 18. 40. then cried they all again, saying, not 
 this man but B. now B. was a robber 
 BARACHIAS. 
 
 Mat. 23. 35. to the blood of Zacharias, son of B. 
 BARAK. 
 
 Judg. 4. 6. Deborah called B. the son of Abinoam 
 9. Deborah went with B. |1 16. B. pursued after 
 
 5. 1. then sang Deborah and B.son of Abinoam 
 
 12. arise B. and lead thy captivity captive 
 
 Jleb. 11. 32. the time would fail me to tell of B. 
 BAR-JESUS. 
 
 Acts 13. 6. they found a sorcerer whose name was P. 
 BAR-.JOMA. 
 
 Mat. 16. 17. Jesus said, blessed art thou, Simon B. 
 BARNABAS. 
 
 Acts 4. 35. .Toseswho by apostles was surnamedB. 
 
 11. 22. that B. should go as far as Antioch 
 
 25. then departed B. to Tarsus to seek Saul 
 .30. they sent it by the hands of B. and Saul 
 
 12. 25. B. and Saul returned from Jerusalem 
 
 13. 1. at Antioch were teachers, as B. and Saul 
 
 2. the Holy Ghost said, separate me B. and Saul 
 50. Jews raised persecution against Paul and B. 
 
 14. 12. they called B. .lupiter; Paul, Mercurius 
 
 15. 2. Paul and B. had no small dissension 
 
 12. the multitude gave audience to B. and Paul 
 .37. B. determined to take with them John 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 6. or 1 only and B. have not we power 
 Ga/. 2. 1.1 went u|) again to Jerusalem with B. 
 
 9. gave to me and B. the right hands of fellowship 
 
 13. B. carried awa_y with their dissimulation 
 Col. 4. 10. Marcus, sister’s son to B. salutethyou 
 
 See .Saul, Paul. 
 
 BARSABAS. 
 
 Actsl. 23. Joseph called R. || 15. 22. Judas B. 
 BARI HOLOMEW. 
 
 Mat. 10. 3. Mark 3. 18. I.ukef). 14. Acts 1. 13. 
 
 . BARTIMEUS. 
 
 Mark 10. 46. blind B. sat by the way-side begging 
 BARUCTl. 
 
 Meh. .3. 20. B. son of Zahhai earnestly repaired 
 
 10. 6. Ginnethon, B. sealed the covenant 
 11.5. Maaseiah son of B. dwelt at Jerusalem 
 Jer. .32. 12. 1 gave the evidence to B. 16. 
 
 36. 4. then Jeremiah called B. and B. wrote 
 
 10. then read B. in the book in the house of Lord 
 
 14. B. took the roll in his hand and came 
 
 26. the king commanded to take B. the scribe 
 
 4.3. .3. but B. setteth thee on against us 
 
 6. Johanan took Jeremiah and B. into Egypt 
 45. 1. the word that Jeremiah spake to B. 
 
 B ARZI ELAI. 
 
 2 Sam. 17. 27. B. of Rogelim brought beds to David 
 
 19. .32. B. Avas a very aged man, even SOyearsold 
 
 .39. the king kissed B. and blessed him 
 
 21. 8. whom she brought up for Adriel son of B. 
 
 1 Kings 0.. 7 . but shew kindness to the sons of B. 
 Ezra 2. 61. the children of B. which took a wife of 
 
 the daughters of B. the Gileadite, Neh. 7.63. 
 BASHAN. 
 
 Nt/m.Ql .33. they went up by the way of B. Vent. 3. 1. 
 32. 33. Og king of B. Dent. 1. 4.1 3. 1, .3, 11. | 4. 
 
 47. I 29. 7. Josh. 9. 10.1 12. 4. | 1.3. .30. 
 
 1 f\ings4. 19. Neh. 9. 22. Psal. 1.35. 
 11.1 136. 20. 
 
 Dent. 3. 4. kingd.ofOg in B. 10. Josh. 1.3.12, 30, 31. 
 4. 43. and Golan in B. Josh. 20. 8. | 21.27. 
 
 .32. 14. wjth rams of the breed of B. and goats 
 .3.3. 22. ot Dan he said, Dan shall leap from B. 
 Josh. 17. 1. therefore he harl Gilead and B. 
 
 2 Isings 10. 33. even Gilead and B. Hazael smote 
 1 Chron. 6. 71. to the sons of Gershon, Golan in B. 
 Psal. 22. 12. strong bulls ot B. ha' e beset me rountl 
 68. 15. the hill of God is as the hill of B. an high 
 
 hill as the billot B. why leap ye, ye high hills? 
 
 22. the Ixn d said I will bring again from B. 
 
 Isa. .33. 9. B. and Carmel shake off their fruits 
 Jer. 22. 20. cry, lift up thy voice in B. and cry 
 50. 19. Israel shall teed on Carmel and B. 
 
 Ezek. .39. 18. all of them fatlingsof B. 
 
 Amos4.1. hear this word, ye kineof R. 
 
 Mic. 7. 14. let them feed in B. as in thedaysof old 
 Nah. 1.4. B. languished, Carmel and Lebanon 
 See Oa ks. 
 
 BASHEMATII. 
 
 ■Gen. 26. 34. Esau took to wife B. (he Ilittite 
 
 Gen. 36.3.B. Ishmael’s daughter, sister of Nebaioth 
 BAl'H-SHEBA. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. .3. is not this B. daughter of Eliam ? 
 
 12. 24. and David comforted B. hisw'ife 
 1 Kings 1. 15. B. went to the king into the chamber 
 28. then the king said, call me B. |1 31. B. bowed 
 2. 13. Adonijah came to B. the mother of.Solomon 
 1 Chron. 3. 5. Solomon of B. daughter of Ainmiel 
 BEDAN. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 11. the T.ord sent B. and delivered you 
 1 Chron. 7 . 17 . the sons of Ulam, B. 
 
 BEELZEBUB. 
 
 Mat. 10. 25. if they have called the master B. 
 
 12. 24. this fellow doth not cast out devils, but by 
 B. prince of devils, Mark 3. 22. Luke 11. 15. 
 
 27. ifl by B.cast out devils, Lukell. 18,19. 
 BEER-SHEBA. 
 
 Gen. 21. 14. Hagar wandered in. wilderness of B. 
 .33. and Abraham planted a grove in B. 
 
 22. 19. they went to B. Abraiiam dwelt at B. 
 
 26. 33. therefore the name of the city is B. 
 
 28. 10. Jacob went out from B. toward Ilaran 
 46. 1. Israel took his journey and came to B. 
 
 .Tosh. 19. 2. Simeon had in theii- inheritance B. 
 
 1 Kings 19.3. Elijah went for his life and came to B. 
 Amos 5. 5. seek not to Beth-el, and pass not to B. 
 8.14. they that say, the manner of B. liveth 
 See Dan. 
 
 BEKAH. 
 
 Exod. 38. 26. a B. for each, that is half a shekel 
 BEL. 
 
 T.sa. 46.1. B. boweth down, Nebo stoopeth 
 Jer. 50. 2. Babylon is taken, B. is confounded 
 51.44. and 1 will punish R. in Babylon, will bring 
 BEI.IAL. 
 
 Vent. 1.3. 13. certain children of B. are gone out 
 Judg. 19. 22. certain sons of B. beset the house 
 
 20. 13. deliver us the man, the children of B. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.16.count not thy handmaid adaughterof B. 
 2. 12. now the sons pf Eli were sons of B. 
 
 10.27.childr.of B.said, how shall this man save us ? 
 25. 17. is such a son of B. man cannot speak to him 
 25. let not my lord regard this man ot B. 
 
 30.'.22. then answered the men of B. and said 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 7. come out, come out, thou man of B. 
 20. 1. there happened to be there a man of B. Sheba 
 
 2.3. 6. the sons of B. shall be as thorns thrust away 
 
 1 Kings’ll. 10. set two sons of B. before Naboth, 1.3. 
 
 2 Chron. 13. 7. gathered to Jeroboam children ofB. 
 2 Cor. 6. 15. what concord hath Christ with B ^ 
 
 BELSHAZZAR. 
 
 Dan. 5. 22. thou, O B. hast not humbled thy heart 
 7. 1. in the first yearof B. || 8. l.in third year of B 
 BELTESHAZZAR. 
 
 Dan. 1. 7. for he gave to Daniel the name of B. 
 
 2.26. name was B. 4. 8, 9, 19.1 5.12.1 10.1 
 BENAIAH. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 22. these things did B. 1 Chron. 11. 24. 
 1 Kings 1. .32. the kingsaid, call me Zadok and B. 
 2. .35. the king put B. in Joab’s room 
 4. 4. B. the son of Jehoiada was over the host 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 36. Jesimiel and B. sons of Simeon 
 11. 31. B. the Pirathonite, a mighty man 
 
 15.18. brethren of secoiifl degree, B. 20. | 16. 5, 6. 
 27. 5. the third captain for the third month, B. 
 
 14. the captain for the eleventh month, B. 
 
 2 Chron. .31. 13. Mahafh and B. were overseers 
 Ezra. 10. 25. B. son of Parosh 1| 30. of Pahath-moab 
 
 .35. B. the son ot Bani 1| 43. B. son of Nebo 
 Ezek. 11. 1. among whom 1 saw Pelatiah son of B. 
 13. when I prophesied, the son of B. died 
 BEN-AMMI. 
 
 Gen. 19. 38. the younger called his name B. 
 BEN-HADAD. 
 
 1 Kings 15.18. Asa sent them to B. 2 Chron. 16. 2. 
 20. 2. thus saith B.thj? silver and gold is mine 
 
 16. B. was drinking him.self drunk in the pavilions 
 20. B. escaped on an horse, with the horsemen 
 .32. thy servant B. saith, 1 pray thee, let me live 
 
 2 Kings 6.14. B. went up and besieged Samaria 
 8. 7. B. was sick |! 9. thy son B. hath sent me 
 13. 3. he delivered Israel into the hand of B. 
 
 25. Jehoash look again out of the hand of B. 
 
 Jer. 49. 27. 1 will kindle afire in the wail of Damas¬ 
 cus, it shall consume the palaces of B. Amos 1 4 
 BENIAMIN. 
 
 Gen. 35. 18. but his father called him B. 
 
 24. the sons of Rachel, Joseph and B. 46. 19. 
 
 42. 36. Joseph is not, and ye will take B.also 
 
 43. 14. he may send away your brother and B. 
 
 16. and when Joseph saw B. with them, 29. 
 
 34. B. mess was five times so much as theirs 
 
 44. 12. and the cup was found in B. sack 
 
 45. 14. he fell on his brother R. neck and wept 
 
 46.21. the sons of B. Nnm. 26. .38, 41. 1 Chron. 7. 
 
 .6.1 8. 1,40. I 9.7. Neh. 11. 7. 
 49. 27. B. shall ravin asa wolf, devourthe prey 
 Num. 1. 11. the prince of B. was Abidan 
 I tent. 27. 12. these shall stand to bless, Joseph, B. 
 33. 12. of B. Moses sai<l, the beloved of the Lorcl 
 Jndg.b. 14. after thee, B. among thv peo|)le 
 
 19. 14. they were by Gibeah, which belongs toR. 
 
 20. 20. men of Israel went out to battle against B. 
 
 35. the Lord smote B. before Israel 
 
 46. all that fell that day of B. were 25,000men 
 
 21. 1 . not any of us give his daughter to B. 18. 
 
 16. seeing the women are destroyed out of B. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 12. there ran a man of B.out of liie army 
 
 9. 1. there was a man of B. whose name was Kisii 
 
 10. 2. by R.-ichel’s .sepulchre, in the border ofB. 
 13. 2. in Gibeah of B. 15. 16. | 14.16. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 15. there arose by number twelve ofB. 
 
 3. 19. and Abner also sjiake in the ears of B. 
 
 19. 17. there were a thousand men ofB. with him 
 21. 14. the bones of Saul buried they in B. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 18. Shimei son of Elah officer in B. 
 
 1 Chron. 7..10. the sons of Bilhan, Jeush and B. 
 
 21. 6. Levi and B. counted he not among them 
 
 27.21. over B. wasJaasiel the .son of Abner 
 
 2 Chron. I7. 17. ofB. Eliada amiglity man of valour 
 .34. 32. caused all in Jerusalem and B. to stand 
 
 Neh. 3. 23. after him repaired B, and Ilashub 
 
 Psal. 68. 27. there is little B. with their ruler 
 80.2. before B. and Manasseh, stir up thy strength 
 Jer. .37. 13. when Jeremiah was in the gate of B. 
 .38. 7. the king then sitting in the gate of B. 
 
 Ezek. 48. 23. B. have a portion |{ 32. one gate of B. 
 Hos. 5. 8. cry aloud at Beth-aven, after thee, O B. 
 Chad. 19. possess Ephraim, B. shall possess Gilead 
 Zcch. 14.10. it shall be inhabited from B. gate 
 See Children. 
 
 IBEN.IAMIN with .Tndah. 
 
 Judg. 10. 9. Ammon passed to fight Judah and B. 
 
 1 A ings 12.23. sp. to house of Jud. R. 2. Chr. 11.3. 
 
 1 Chr. 12,16. there came of B. and Judah to David 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 12. Rehoboam having.fWa/i and B. 
 
 15. 2. hear ye me, Asa, and all Judah anrl B. 
 
 8. put away the idols out of Judah and B. 
 
 25. 5. Amaziah made captains thro’ Judah and B. 
 
 31. 1. threw down the altars out of Judah and B. 
 .34. 9. money that was gathered of Judah and B. 
 
 Ezra 1. 5. rose up chief fathers of .Tudah and B. 
 
 4. 1. when the adversaries of JWa/j and B. heard 
 Neh. 11. 4. at Jerusalem dwelt of and B. 
 
 12. .34. after them went Judah, B. and Jeremiah 
 Ezek. 48. 22. between the border of Judah and B 
 
 e/BENJAMIN. 
 
 Judg. 21.21. take his wife and go into the land of 71. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 16. send thee a man out of the land of B. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 8. put away idols out of the land of B. 
 Jer. 17. 26. come from layidofB. bringing offerings 
 
 32. 44. shall take witnesses in the land of B. 
 
 .33. 13. in tlie land of B. shall flocks pass again 
 37.12. Jeremiah went to go into the land of B. 
 
 Tnhe of BENJAMIN. 
 
 Num. 1. .37. of the tnhe of B. were numbered .35,400 
 2.22. captain of the tribe of B. Abidan, 10. 24. 
 
 13. 9. of the tribe of B. to spy the land, Palti 
 .34. 21. of the tribe of B. to (livide, Elidad 
 
 Josh. 18. 11. the lot of the tribe of B. came up 
 21. the cities of the tribe of B. were Jericho 
 31. 4. cities to the Levites out of the tribe of Judah 
 and the tribe of B. 17. 1 Chron. 6. 60, 65. 
 Judg. 10 , 12. Israel sent men thro’ all the tribe of B. 
 1 Sam. 9. 21.1 am least of families of the tribe of B. 
 
 10. 20. tribes come near, tribe ofB. was taken 
 Acts 13. 21. .Saul a man of the tribe of B. 
 
 Rom. 11. 1. I am of the tribe of B. Phil. 3. 5. 
 
 Rev. 7- 8. of the tribe of B. were sealed 12.000 
 BEN.TAMITE. 
 
 Judg. 3. 15. Ehud a B. || 1 Sam. 9. 1. Kish a B. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 21. Saul answered and said, am not I a B..^ 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 11. Shimei a B. 19. 16. 1 Kings 2.8. 
 
 20. 1. Sheba a B. H Rsth. 2. 5. Mordecai a B. 
 
 BENJAMITES. 
 
 Judg. 19. 10. the men of the place were B. 
 
 20. .35. Israel destroyed of the B. 25,100 
 43. thus they enclosed the B. round about 
 1 Sam. 22. 7- then said Saul, hear now, ye B. 
 
 1 Chron. 27.12. the ninth captain was Abiezer of B. 
 BENONI. 
 
 Gen. 35. 18. departing, she called his name B. 
 BEOR. 
 
 Gen. 36. 32. Bela the son ofB. reigned, 1 Chr. 1.43. 
 Num. 22. 5. Banlam the son of B. 24. 3,15 | 31 8 
 Deut.l3. 4. .Tosh. 13. 22. | 24. 9. Mic. 6.5. 
 BERACHAH. 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 3. B. came to David to Ziklag 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 26. therefore called the valley of B. 
 
 BEREA. 
 
 Arts 17 . 10. breth.sent Paul and Silas by night to B 
 
 1.3. the Jews heard that Paul preacheil at B. 
 
 20. 4. Sopaterof B. accompanied Paul to Asia 
 
 BEHiril. 
 
 Judg. 9, 46. an hold of the house of their God B. 
 BERNICE. 
 
 Artsln. 13. Agrippa and B. came unto Cesarea, 2.3. 
 26. .30. (he king rose up, the governor and B. 
 BESGR. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. 9. six hundred men came to the. brook B. 
 BETHABARA. 
 
 John 1. 28, these things done in B. bej'ond Jordan 
 BETHANY. 
 
 Mat. 21. 17. Jesus went into B, 26. 6. Mark 11. 1, 
 11.1 14. 3. Luke 19. 29. John 12. 1. 
 Mark 11. 12. when come from B. he was hungry 
 Luke 24. .50. he led them out as far as to B. 
 
 John 11. 1. a man was sick named Lazarus of B. 
 BEITI-AVEN. 
 
 Josh. 7. 2. sent men to Ai, which is beside B. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 2.3. and the battle passed over to B. 
 
 Hos. 4.15. comeye not to Gilgal, norgo yeupto B. 
 
 5. 8. cry aloud at B. after thee, O Benjamin 
 10. 5. shall fear, because of the calves of B. 
 
 .BElH-DIBLArHAlM. 
 
 Jer. 48. 22, judgment is come upon B. 
 
 BETH-EL. 
 
 Gen. 28. 19. Jacob called the place B. .35. 1.5. 
 
 .31. 13. I am God ofB. where thou vowedst a vow 
 .35. 1. go up to B. 3. |l 6. so Jacob came to B. 
 
 Tosh. 16. 2. the lot of .Joseph goeth from B. to T.nz 
 Judg. 1.22. the house of Joseph went up against 15. 
 4. 5. Deborah dwelt between Ramah and B. 
 
 21. 19. in a place which is on the north side of B 
 1 Sam. 7 . 16. he went from year to year to B. 
 
 10. .3. shall meet three men going up to God to B 
 
 1.3. 2. two thousand were with .Saul in mount B. 
 
 .30. 27. a present to them which were in B. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 29. he set the one calf in B. 33. 
 
 13. 1. behold, there came a man of God to B. 
 
 4. which had cried against the altar in B. .32. 
 
 11. now there dwelt an old prophet in B. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 2. tarry here, the Lord hath sent me to B. 
 
 23. and he went up from thence unto B. 
 
 10.29. Jehu departed not from the calves in B. 
 
 17. 28. one of the priests came and dwelt in B. 
 
 2.3. 4. he burnt them and carried the ashes to B. 
 
 15. the altar at B. Josiah brake down 
 
 17. who i)roclaimed against the altar of B. 
 
 19. according to all that he had done in B. 
 
 Ezra 2. 28. the men of B. and Ai22.3, Neh. 7. .32. 
 
 Jer. 48. 1.3. as the house of Isr. was ashamed of B. 
 llos. 10.15. so shall B. tlo to vou because of wickei 
 
 12. 4, he found him in B. there he spake with us 
 
 591 
 
Proper Names.1 BIT 
 
 CAN 
 
 CES 
 
 Amos 3 . 14. I will also visit the altars of E. 
 
 4 . 4 . come to R. and trans-zress, multiply transgres. 
 
 5 . 5 . seek not II. for li. shall come to nought 
 
 6 . lest there he none to quench it in H. 
 
 7 . 1 . 3 . but prophesy not again any more at E. 
 
 RE l lI-liLl I E. 
 
 1 Kings 16. .34. Iliel the B. did build Jericho 
 EEl'HER. 
 
 Canl.Q. 17. like a hart on the mountains of E. 
 EElllESDA. 
 
 Jo/in 5. 2. there is a wol called in Hebrew E. 
 EETH-EZEL. 
 
 Hie. 1. 11. came not forth in the mourning of B. 
 BEril-GAMUL. 
 
 Jer. 48. 23. judgment is come upon B. 
 
 BEril-HACCEKEM. 
 
 Jer. 6 . 1. O Benjamin, set up a sign of fire in B. 
 BEllI-HOHOK. 
 
 Jnsh. 10.11. going down to B. the Lord cast stones 
 21.22. Ephraim gave Levites E. 1 Chnni. 6. 68 . 
 lHam. 13. 18. another company turned to B. 
 
 1 Kings 0. 17 . and Solomon built B. 2 V.hron. 8 . 5. 
 1 Vhron. 7 . 24. his daughter .Slierah built B. 
 BEl'II-LEIlEM. 
 
 Gen. 35. 19. Eachel dieil in the way to E. 48. 7. 
 Jos/i. 19 . 15. Idala and B. cities of Zebulun 
 Judg. 12. 8. after him Ibzan of B. judged Israel 
 jiut/i 1. 19. they two went till they came to B. 
 2.4. Boaz came from B. I1 4. 11. be famous in E. 
 1 ,Sam. 16. 4. Samuel came to IL elders trembled 
 20. 6. David asked leave of me to run to B. 28. 
 ZSam. 23. 1.5. David said, O that one would aive 
 me drink of water ol the well of B. 1 Chron. 
 
 D. 17. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 51. Salma the father of E. 54. 
 
 4. 4. tlic first-born of Ephratali, the father of B. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 6. Kelioboam built B. and I'.tam 
 Ezra 2. 21. the children of E. Neh. 7. 26. 
 
 Jer. 41. 17 . dwelt in habitation of Chimliam by E. 
 Hat.’l. 1. when Jesus was horn in E. of Judea, 5. 
 6. thou B. in the landof luda, art not the least 
 16. Herod slew all the children that were in B. 
 Lnke 2. 4. Joseph w’ent up from Galilee to B. 
 
 15. let us now go to B. and see this thing 
 John 7 . 42. Christ cometli out of the town of B. 
 
 B E I' H - LE11EM-EP11 U A T A11. 
 
 Mic. 5. 2. thou R.-I’.phratah, though thou be little 
 BETn-LEHEM-J U DA II. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 7 . a T.eviteof E. went to sojourn, 8, 9. 
 19. 1. a I.evite took him a concubine out of B. 
 
 18. we are passing from B. and 1 went to B. 
 Bvth 1. 1. I’limelech of R. went to sojourn 
 1 Saw. 17 . 12. David son of an Ephrathite of B. 
 BEm-LEHEMH E. 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 1. Jesse the B. 18.1 17- .58. 
 a Sam. 21. 19. Elhanan the B. slew Goliath’s brother 
 BEl H-PEOIt. 
 
 Dent. .3. 29. we abode in the valley over-against B. 
 
 4. 46. the statutes Moses spake over-against B. 
 
 34. 6. he buried Moses in a valley over-against B. 
 BETH-PnAGE. 
 
 Mat. 21.1. when come to B. ]\lark 11.1. Luke 19.29. 
 BETIISAIDA. 
 
 Mat. 11. 21. woe unto thee, B. Lnke 10. 1.3. 
 
 Mark 6. 4.5. he constrained Ids disciples to go to E. 
 
 8. 22. cometh to B. they bring a blind man to him 
 Jjuke 9 . 10. he went into a desert belonging to B. 
 John 1. 44. now Philip was of B. 12. 21. 
 
 BEIH-SHAN. 
 
 1 Sam. .31.10. fastened Saul’s body to the wall of B. 
 BEl n-.SlIEMESII. 
 
 Jo.th. 1.5. 10. the border of Judah went dow’n to B. 
 19. 22. Lssachar’s coast reacheth to B. 
 
 .38. Beth-anath and B. cities of Naphtali 
 
 21. 16. Judah gave to Levites B. with her suburbs 
 Jtidg. 1. .33. did not drive out the inliabitants of B. 
 1 Sam. 6. 9 . if he goeth up by the wa^’ of B. 
 
 12. the kinetook the straight way to B. 
 
 19 . he smote the men of B. because they looked 
 
 1 King.i 4. 9. the son of Dekar was in B. an officer 
 
 2 King.t 14. 11. kings of Judah and Israel looked 
 
 one another in the face at B. 2 Chron. 25. 21. 
 2 Chron. 28. 18. the Philistines had taken B. 
 
 Jer. 43. 13. he shall break the images of B. 
 EETIIUEL. 
 
 Gen. 22. 22. behold, Milcah bare to Nahor, B. 
 
 . 2.3. B. begat Hebekah, 24. 15. 1 25. 20. 
 
 24. 24. she said, I am the daughter of B. 47. 
 
 28. 2. go to the house of B. thy mother’s father 
 BEUI.AII. 
 
 Jra.62.4. call thy land R. for Ixird delighteth in thee 
 BEZALEEL. 
 
 Exod. 31.2. T have called by name B. son of Uri, 
 of the tribe of Judah, 35. .30. 1 Chron. 2. 20. 
 .36. l.then wrought B. 1| ,37. 1. B. made the ark 
 38.22. B.made all the t.ord commanded Moses 
 2 Chron. 1.5. the brazen altar that B. had made 
 Ezra 10. .30. the sons of Pahath-moab, B. Binnui 
 BEZEL._ 
 
 Jtidg. 1. 4. they slew of them in B. 10,000 men, 5. 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 8. Saul numliered Israel in B. 300,000 
 
 BICllHI. 
 
 2 Sam. 20.1. Sheba the son of E. a Eenjamite 
 2. so every man followed Sheba the son of B. 
 
 6. now shall the son of B.dous more barm 
 
 22. they cut off the head of Sheba the son of B. 
 BIDKAR. 
 
 2 Kings 9.25. Jehu said to B. his captain, take up 
 BIGI'HAN. 
 
 Esth. 2.21. B. sought to lay hand on king Ahasuerus 
 6. 2. that Mordecai had told of B.and Teresh 
 BILDAD. 
 
 .loh'2. 11. B. the Shuhife, 8.1.1 18. 1.1 25. 1.1 42.9. 
 BILHAH. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 29 . T.aban gave to Rachel B. to be her maid 
 3('. .3. behold my maid B. go in unto her, 4. 
 
 5. B. conceived, 7 . II .35. 22. Reuben lay with B. 
 35. 25. the sons of B. 37 . 2. | 46. 25. 1 Chr. 7 . 13, 
 
 1 Chron. 4.29, Shimei, his sons dwelt at B. 
 BIIIIYNIA. 
 
 Acts 16 . 7 . they assayed to go into E. but Spirit 
 1 Pet. 1.1. to strangeis scattered thro’ Asia and B. 
 
 592 
 
 BLASTUS. 
 
 Acts 12. 20. and having marie B. their friend 
 BOANERGES. 
 
 Mark 3.17. surnamed them B. the sons of thunder 
 BOAZ. 
 
 1 Kings!. 21. the left pillar called B. 2 ChTon.3. 17. 
 BOAZ. 
 
 llnth 2.1. Naomi had a kinsman, his name was E. 
 
 19. the man’s name with whom I wrought, is B. 
 .3.2. is not B. of our kindred || 7 . when IL had eaten 
 4. 1. then went B. up to '.he gate, and sat down 
 
 1.3. so B. took Ruth, and she was his wife 
 
 21. E>. begat Obed, 1 Chron. 2. 11, 12. Mat. 1. 5, 
 Luke3. 32. Obed, which was the son of B. 
 
 BOCIIIM. 
 
 Judg. 2. 1. an angel came up from Gilgal to E. 
 
 5. and they called the name of that place B. 
 BOSOR. See Balaam. 
 
 BOZRAII. 
 
 Gen. 30. .3.3. Joab of B. reigned in his stead 
 Xur. .34.6. for the Lord hath a sacrifice in B. 
 
 63.1. that cometh with dyed garments from B. 
 Jer. 48. 24. and judgment is coine upon B. 
 
 49 .13. have sworn that li. shall become desolation 
 
 22. and he shall spread his wings over B. 
 
 Amos 1. 12. which shall devour the palaces of E. 
 Mic. 2.12. put them together as the sheep of B. 
 
 Sul. 
 
 1 KhigsO. .38. in month B. the house was finished 
 BUZ. 
 
 Gen. 22.21. Milcah bare to N ahor E. and Kemuel 
 1 Chr. 5. 14. Jesbishai, son of Jahdo, the son of B. 
 Jer. 25. 2.3. 1 made Dedan and B. to drink the cup 
 BUZI. 
 
 Ezek. 1.3. word came to E’zekiel the priest, son of B. 
 BUZ HE. 
 
 Job 32. 2. Elihu the son of Barachel the B. 6. 
 
 C. 
 
 CABUL. 
 
 1 KingsQ. 13. Hiram called them the land of C. 
 CAIAPHAS. 
 
 Mat. 20. 3. the high-priest wlio was called C. 
 
 57 . they led Jesus away to C. the hieh-priest 
 John 11. 49 . C. said, ye know nothing at all 
 18. 14. C. was he that gave counsel to the Jews 
 28. led Jesus from C. to the hall of judgment 
 See Annas. 
 
 CAIN. 
 
 Josh. 15. 57 . C. and Gibeah cities of Judah 
 CAIN. 
 
 Gen. 4. 2. but C. was a tiller of the ground 
 5. to C. and his offering he bad not resuect 
 
 15. the E. set a mark on C. lest any slioulu kill him 
 
 25. another seed instead of Abel whom C. slew 
 
 Tleh. 11. 4. a more excellent saci ilice than C. 
 
 1 John 3. 12. not as C. who was of that wicked one 
 Jude 11. they have gone in the way of C. 
 CAINAN. 
 
 Luke 3. .36. which was the son of C. .37. 
 
 CALDEA. See Chaldea. 
 
 CALI'.B. 
 
 Nnm. 1.3. 6. of the tribe of Judah, C. to spy the land 
 30. and C. stilled the people before Moses 
 14. 24. but my servant C. bavinganotherspirit,wilI 
 I bring into the land, .30.1 32.12. J>ent. 1. 36. 
 .38. but Joshua and C. lived still, 26. 65. 
 
 .34. 19. of the tribe of Judah, C. to divide the land 
 Josh. 14.13. Joshua gave C. Ilebron for inheritance 
 15.14. C. drove thence the three sons of Anak 
 
 16. C. said, he that smiteth Kirjath-sepher 
 ,Tndg. 1. 15. and C. gave her the upper springs 
 1 Sam. 2.5. .3. Nabal was of the house of C. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.18. and C. begat children, 42,50. 14.15. 
 CAI.EB. 
 
 1 Sam. 30.14. on the south of C. we burnt Ziklag 
 CALEB-EPII RAJAH. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 24. after that I lezron was dead in C. 
 CA EN Eli. 
 
 Gen. 10.10. Babel and C. in the land of Sbinar 
 Amos 6.2. pass ye unto C. from thence to Hamath 
 CALNO. 
 
 Isa. 10 . 9 . not C. as Carchemish ? Hamath as Arpad ? 
 CALVARY. 
 
 Luke 23. 33. when come to the place called C. 
 CAMON. 
 
 Judg. 10. 5. Jair died, and was buried in C. 
 CANA. 
 
 John2. 1. there was a marriage in C. of Galilee 
 11. this beginning of miracles did .lesus in C. 
 
 4. 46. so Jesus came again into C. of Galilee 
 21. 2. there were Thomas and Nathanael of C. 
 
 (;A'N a an. 
 
 Geji. 9.18. and Ham is the father of C. 
 
 22. Ham the father of C. saw the nakedness 
 25. cursed be C. I1 26. C. shall be his servant, 27. 
 10. 15. C. begat Sidon bis first-born, 1 Chr. 1. 1.3. 
 28.1. not take a wife of the daughters of C. 6. 
 CANAAN. 
 
 Exod. 15. 15. the inhabitants of C. shall melt 
 Judg. 3. 1. as had not known all the wars of C. 
 
 4. 2. the T ord sold them to Jabin king of C. 
 
 2.3. and G<id subdued Jabin the king of C. 24. 
 
 5. 19. then fought the kings of C. in Taanach 
 Psal. 106 . .38. they sacrificed to the idols of C. 
 
 135.11. who smote all the kingdoms of C. 
 
 7.07. 19 .18. five cities in Egypt speak languageof C. 
 Zeph.2.5. O C. I will even destroy thee 
 Mat. 15. 22. a woman of C. crieil to Jesus, saying 
 Land of CANAAN. 
 
 Gen. 12. 5. went forth'to go into the land of C. 
 
 16.3. Abraham dweitten years in the landof C. 
 
 17 . 8. 1 will give thee the land of C. Lev. 2.5. .38. 
 
 Nnm. 34 . 2. Dent. 32. 49. 1 Chron. 16.18. 
 Psal. 105. 11. 
 
 . 37 . 1. and Jacob dwelt in the land of C. 
 
 42. 5. for the famine was in the land of C. 
 
 7 . whence come ye? tliey said, irom land of C. 
 
 13. thy servants are sons of one man in land of C. 
 45. 17. and go, get ye up unto the land of C. 
 
 Gen. 50 . 1.3. his sons carried him info the landof C. 
 Lev. 14. .34. when ye be come into the land of C. 
 
 which 1 gave for a possession, Num. 34. 2, 
 
 18. .3. «lo not after the doings of the land of C. 
 Nnm. 1.3. 17 . Moses sent them tosr.v tUt laxid of C, 
 .32. .32. we wilt pass over armed into the layid of C. 
 Josh. 5. 12. they did eat the fruit of the land of C. 
 22. 11. have built an altar over against landof C. 
 
 24.3. I led him through all the landof C. 
 
 Ezek. 16 . .3. thy nativity is of the tandof C. 
 xlcts!. 11. there came dearth overall the landof C. 
 13. 19. had destroyed seven nations in land of C. 
 CANAAN! I E, .S. 
 
 Gen. 12. 6. and the C. was then in the land, 13. 7. 
 15, 21. the Amorites, C. Girgashites, an<] Jet>u- 
 sites, Exod. 3. 8, 17.1 23. 2.3. Dent. 7. 1.1 20. 
 17. Josh. .3. 10.1 12. 8. Judg. 3. 5. Neh. 9.8, 
 
 24. 3. thou shalt not take a wife of the C. 
 
 .34. .30. to make me to slink amongst the C. 
 
 .38. 2. Judah saw the daughter of a certain C. 
 
 Exod. 23. 28. 1 will drive but the C. 33. 2 .1 .34. 11 , 
 Num.2\. .3. the L. delivere<] up the C. Neh. 9. 24. 
 Josh. 17 . 12 . but C. would dwell in land, Judg. 1 . 27 , 
 
 18. shall drive out the C. tho’ have iron chariots 
 Judg. 1. 1. who shall go up against the C. first? 
 
 9 . Judah went down to light against the C. 10. 
 
 29. neither did Ephraim drive out the C. in Gezer 
 .3.3. but Naphtali dwelt among the C.of the land 
 1 Kings 9. 16. Pharaoh had slain the C. in Gezer 
 E.zra 9 .1. doing according to the abominationsof C. 
 Obad. 20. captiv. of this host shall possess thatof C. 
 Zech. 14. 21. no more C. in the house of the Lord 
 Mat. 10.4. Simon the C. Mark .3. 18. 
 
 CANAAN! EE.S.S. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 3. were born to Judah of Shua the C. 
 CANDACE. 
 
 Acts Q. 27 . an eunuch of great authority under C 
 CAPERNAUM. 
 
 Mat. 4. 1.3. Jesus leaving Nazareth, dwelt in C. 
 
 8. 5. when Jesus was entered into C. there came 
 11. 2.3. thou C. which art exalted, Lnke 10. 15. 
 
 17 . 24. when they w eie come to C. they that 
 
 Mark 1. 21. an<l they went info C. he tauglit, 2. 1, 
 Luke 4. 23. whatsoever we have heard done in C. 
 John 2. 12. they continued not many days in C. 
 
 4, 46. was a nobleman whose son was sick at C. 
 
 6. 17 . the disciples went over the sea towards C. 
 
 24. the people came to C. seeking for Jesus 
 59. these things said be, as he taught in C. 
 
 CAPH I OR. 
 
 Jer. 47 . 4 . will spoil the remnant of the country of C. 
 Amos 9 . 7 . 1 broiu’lit the Philistines from C. 
 CAPPADOCIA. 
 
 Arts 2. 9. the dwellers in C. we hear them speak 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 1. to the strangers scattered thro’C. Asia 
 
 CARCHEMISH. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 20. Necho came up to fieht against C. 
 Isa. 10. 9 . is not Caluo as C.' Hamath as Arpad ? 
 Jer. 46. 2. which was ny the river Euphrates in C. 
 
 CARMEL. 
 
 Josh. 15. 55. C.and Ziph in the inheritance of Judah 
 1 Sam. 15. 12. it wa.st(dd .Samuel, Saul came to C. 
 
 25. 2. N abal’s possessions were in C. the man great 
 
 7 . nothing missing all the while they w'ere in C. 
 40. David’s servants were come to Abigail to C, 
 
 1 Kings 18. 19. gather to me all Israel to mount C. 
 42. and Elijah went u]) to the top of C. 
 
 2 Kings 2. 25. Elisha went from thence to mount C. 
 4. 25. the woman of Shunem came to mount C. 
 
 19 . 2.3.1 will enter into forest of Ids C. J.'o. .37. 24. 
 2 Chron. 26. 10. Uzziah had vine-dressers in C. 
 Cant. 7 . 5. thine head upon thee is like C'. hair purp, 
 Isa. .35. 2. the excellency of C. and Sharon 
 
 Jer. 46. 18. and as C. by the sea, so shall he come 
 Amos 1.2. and the top of A. shall wither 
 
 9. .3. though they hide themselves in the top of C. 
 Mtc.7. 14. which dwell solitary in the midst of C, 
 
 See B.\ashan. 
 
 _C ARM ELI I E. [2.2.13.3. 
 
 1 Sam. 30. 5. Abigail wife of Nabal the C. 2 Sam. 
 
 2 Sam. 2.3. 35. Hezrai, C. one of David’s worthies 
 
 CARMI. 
 
 Gen. 46. 9- the sons of Reuben, Hezron and C. 
 Josh. 7 . 1. Achan the son of C. 18 1 Chron. 2. 7. 
 
 1 Chr. A. 1. the sons of ludab, Pharez, Hezron, C.' 
 
 CARPUS. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 13. the cloke tliat I left with C. bring 
 
 CASIPHIA. 
 
 Ezra 8. 17. to Iddo the cldef at the place C. 
 
 CEDRON. 
 
 John\Q. 1. he went with disciples over the brook C, 
 CENCIIREA. 
 
 Acts 18. 18. Paul bavins shorn his head in C. 
 Pom. 16 .1. sister Phebe a servant of church at C> 
 CEPHA.'^. 
 
 John 1. 42. thou shalt be called C. a stone 
 1 Cor. 1. 12. every one of you saith, 1 am of C. 
 3.22. whether Paul, or Apollos, or C.or life 
 9 . 5. arxl as the brethren of the I^rd, and C. 
 
 15. 5. that be was seen of C. then of the twelve 
 Gal. 2. 9. James, C. and John, who seemed pillars 
 CESAR. 
 
 Mat. 22. 17 . fell us, is it lawful to give tribute to 
 C. or not' Mark 12. 14. Lnke 20. 22. 
 21. render to C. the things that are Cesar’s, and 
 to God the things that are God’s, Mark 12. 17. 
 I,nke2. 1. there went out a decree from C. Augustus 
 .3. 1. now in the fifteenth year of Tiberius C. 
 
 23. 2. and forbidding to give trilmte to C. saying 
 John 19 . 12. the Jews cried out, if thou let this m^ 
 go, thou art not Cesar’s friend ; speaketh ag. C. 
 15. the priests answered, we have no king butC, 
 Artsl\. 28. came to pass in days of Claudius C. 
 17 . 7 . these all do contrary to the decrees of C. 
 
 25. 8. nor against C. have I offended any thin" 
 
 11. I appeal unto C. [I 21. till I send him to C. 
 
 26. .32. set at liberty, if he had not appealed to C. 
 
 27. 24. fear not, thou must be brought before C. 
 
 28. 19. 1 was constraine<l to appeal to C. 
 
 Phil. 4. 22. chiefly tbev that are of C. household 
 
 CE.SAREA. 
 
 Mat. 16. 13, Jesus came into the coasts of C 
 
CHU 
 
 DAM 
 
 1} A V [Proper Names, 
 
 Marie 8.27- Jesus went out into the towns of C. 
 Acts 8. 40. Philip preached, till he came to C. 
 
 9. .30, the brethren brought Paul down to C. 
 10.24. the morrow after they entereri intoC. 
 
 11. 11. Cornelius sent three men from C. to me 
 
 10. 19. Herod went down from Judea to C. 
 
 ■ 18. 22. when he had landed at C. and saluted 
 
 21. 16. there went with us of the disciples of C. 
 
 23. 23. make ready 2(K) soldiers to goto C. 
 
 25. 1. after .3 day she ascended from C. to Jenisal, 
 
 4. Festus answered, Paul should be kept at C. 
 
 CHALCOI.. 
 
 3 Kings A. .31. Solomon was wiser than C. 
 iChronA. 6. tliesonsof Zerah, Heman, C. and Dara 
 CHALDKA. 
 
 Jer. 50.10. C. shall be a spoil, saith the Lord 
 51. 24.1 will render to inhabitants of C. their evil 
 .35. my blood be upon the inhabitants of C. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 29- hast multiplied thy fornication to C. 
 
 23. 16. she sent messengers to them into C. 
 
 CHAf.DF.AN. 
 
 Ezra 5.12. gave them into hand of Nebuchad. the C. 
 Dan. 2. 10, that asked such things at any C. 
 CHALD FAK.S. 
 
 Joh 1. 17. C. madeout three bands, fell on camels 
 Isa. 2.3.13. the land of C. the Assyrian founded 
 I 4.3. 14. I have brought down all the C. 
 
 47. 1. there is no throne, O daughter of the C. 
 
 5. get thee into darkness, O daughter of the C. 
 
 48. 14. and his arm shall be on the C. 
 
 20. go ye forth of Babylon, flee ye from the C. 
 Jer. 21. 4. wherewith ye fight against the C. 
 
 9. he that falleth to the C. he shall live, 38. 2. 
 
 25. 12. I will punish the land of C. .50. 1,45. 
 
 . 32. 5. tho’ ye fight with the C. ye shall not prosper 
 
 24. the city is given into the hand of the C. 43. 
 29. the C. shall come and set fire on this city 
 
 3.3. 5.come to fight with the C. but to fill them 
 37 . 8. the C. shall come again and fight against 
 
 the city 
 
 9. saying, surely the C. shall depart from us 
 
 10. tho’ ye had smitten the whole army of the C. 
 14. then said .leremiah, I fall not aw'ay to the C. 
 
 33. 19. am afraid of Jews that are fallen to the C. 
 
 2.3. they shall bring out thy children to the C. 
 
 39 . 8. C. burnt king’s house, and houses of people 
 
 40. 9. Gedaliah said, fear not to serve the C. 
 
 10. I will dwell at Mizpah. to serve (he C. 
 
 41. 3. Ishmael slew the C. tnat were at IMizpah 
 43. .3. Baruch setteth thee on todeliver us to C. 
 
 50. ,35. a sword is upon the C. saith the Lord 
 
 45. the I.ord hath purposed against the C. 
 
 51. 4. thus the slain shall fall in the land of the C. 
 
 52. 8. but the army of the C. pursued Zedekiah 
 Ezek. 12. 13. I will bring him to the land of the C. 
 
 23. 14. she saw the images of the C. portrayed 
 Jlan. 1.4. they might teach the tongue of the C. 
 
 2. 2. then the king commanded to call the C. 
 
 3, 8. at that time certain C. accused the Jews 
 4.7. then came in (he C. and the soothsayers 
 5. 7- the king cried aloud to bring in the C. 
 
 11. whom thy father made master of the C. 
 
 9 . 1. Darius made king over the realm of the C. 
 Hah. 1. 6. lo, I raise up the C. that hasty nation 
 Acts 7 .4. Abram came out of the land of theC. 
 CHALDEE.S. 
 
 2 Kings 24.2. Lord sent against him bands of the C. 
 
 25. 4. the C. were against the city round about 
 10. the army of the C. brake down the walls 
 
 26. came to Egypt, for they were afraid of the C. 
 2 Chr. 36. 17- he brought on them the kingof the C. 
 Isa. 13. 19 . Babylon the beauty of C. excellency 
 
 6'eeUR. 
 
 CHARTIAN. 
 
 Acts 7 .2. God appeared bef. Abraham dwelt in C.4, 
 CHEBAB. 
 
 Ezek. 1. 1. by river of C. 3.1 3.15. 23. 110. 15. 20. 
 CHEMARIMS. 
 
 Eeph. 1. 4. I will cut off the name of the C. 
 CHEMO.SH. 
 
 Kvm. 21. 29. thou art undone, O people of C. 
 
 Jv(>g. 11. 24. wilt not thou possess what C. giveth ? 
 
 1 Kings W. J. Solomon built an high place for C, 33, 
 Jer. 48. 7 . and C. shall go forth into captivity 
 
 1.3. and Moab shall be ashamed of C. as Israel 
 
 46. woe to thee, O Moab. people of C. perisheth 
 
 CHEN AN I AH. 
 
 1 C/<r.15.22.C. chief of the T,evites,wasfor song,27. 
 CHERF.THIMS. 
 
 Ezek. 25.16. behold, I will cutoff C. and destroy 
 CHERETHITES. 
 
 1 Sam. ,30. 14. made an invasion on the south of C. 
 USam. 8 . 18. Benaiah the son of .lehoiada was over 
 the C. and Pelethites, 20 . 2.3. 1 Chron. 18. I 7 . 
 Zeph. 2. 5. woe unto the nation of the C. O Canaan 
 CHERITH. 
 
 1 Kings I 7 . .3. and hide thyself bv the brook C. 
 
 CHILION. See M.ahlo.n. 
 CHILMAD. 
 
 Ezek. 27 . 23. Ashur and C. were thy merchants 
 CHIMHAM. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . . 37 . thy servant C. let him go over, .38,40. 
 Jer. 41. 17 . they dwelt in the habitation of C. 
 
 CHIOS. 
 
 Acts 20.15. we came next day over-against C. 
 
 , CHISLE^U. . 
 
 JVeA.l.l. in the month C. ll Zech. 7 . 1. ninth month C. 
 .CHITIIM. 
 
 Ai/w. 24.24. the ships shall come from roasts ofC. 
 Isa. 2.3.1. fi om the land of C. it is 1 evealed to them 
 
 12. pass over to C. there shaltthou have no rest 
 Jer. 2. 10, for pass over the isles of C. and see 
 ^ek. 27 . 6. benches of ivory brought out of isles C. 
 Dan. 11. .30. the ships of C. shall come against him 
 
 CHI UN. 
 
 Amos5. 26. have born Moloch and C. your images 
 ^ CHLOE. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 11. by them which are of the house of C. 
 ,, CHORAZIN. 
 
 Mat. 11. 21. woe unto thee, C. Lvke^0. 13. 
 
 _ ^ CHUSHAN-RISIIATHAIM. 
 
 Judg. 3.8. Lord sold Israel into the hand of C. 
 
 ^ CHUZA. 
 
 Luke 8. 3. Joanna wife of C. ministered unto him 
 CILICIA. 
 
 Acts6. 9 . they of C. disputed with Stephen 
 
 15. 23. the brethren w'hich are of the Gentiles in C. 
 41. he went through C. confirming the churches 
 
 21. . 39 . a man of 1 arsus, a city in C. 22. .3. | 23.34. 
 27 . 5. when we had sailed over the sea ofC. 
 
 Gal. 1. 21. I came into the regions of C. 
 
 CLEOPAS, 
 
 Li/ke 24. 18. one of them, whose name was C. said 
 John 19 . 25. Mary the wife of C, stood by the cross 
 COLO.SSE. 
 
 Col. 1. 2. Paul to the saints and brethren at C. 
 CONI AH. 
 
 Jer. 22. 24. though C. were the signet on my hand 
 28. is this man C. a despised, broken idol } 
 
 37 .1. king Zedekiah reigned instead of C. 
 
 CORINTH. 
 
 Acts 18.1. after these things, Paul came toC. 
 
 19.1. it came to pass that while A polios was atC. 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 2. unto the church of God which is at C. 
 
 to them sanctified in Christ Jesus, 2 Cor. 1. 1. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 2.3. to spare you I came not as yet to C. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 20. FTastus abode at C. Trophimus at 
 
 COKIN'! HIANS, . [Miletum 
 .40/^18.8. many ot the C. hearing, believed 
 2 Cor. 6. 11. O ye C. our mouth isopen unto you 
 CORNELIUS. 
 
 Acts 10.1. there was a man in Cesarea, called C. 
 
 7 . the angel which spake to C. was departed 
 25. C. met Peter, and fell down at his feet 
 31. the angel said, C. thy prayer is heard 
 COZBl. 
 
 Klim. 25.15.name of the Midianitish woman was C. 
 18. they have beguiled you in the matter of C. 
 
 . CRESCENS. 
 
 2 Ttm. 4.10. C. is departed to Galatia, Titus to Dal- 
 CRETE. [matia 
 
 Acts in. 7 . we sailed under C. I| 1.3. close by C. 
 
 12. attain to Phenice, which is an haven of C. 
 
 21. hearkened to me, and not have loosed from C. 
 Tit. 1.5. for this cause left I thee in C. to set in order 
 CRETES. 
 
 Acts 2. H. C. we hear them speak in our tongues 
 CRETIANS. 
 
 Ttt. 1. 12. the C. are always liars, evil beasts 
 . CRISPUS. 
 
 Acts 18.8. C. chief ruler of the synagogue believed 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 14. that I baptized none of you but C. 
 
 CUSH. 
 
 Gen. 10. 6. sons of Ham, C. Mizraim, 1 Chr. 1. 8. 
 
 7 . the sons ot C. Sebah and Havilah.l Chron. 1. 9 . 
 Isa. 11.11. to recover the remnant left from C. 
 CUSIIAN. 
 
 Hah. 3. 7 .1 saw the tents of C. in affliction 
 ^ CU.SHI. 
 
 iSam. 18.21. C. tell the king what thou hast seen 
 23. Ahimaaz ran by the plain, and overran C. 
 
 Jer. 36. 14. all princes sent the son of C. to Baruch 
 Zeph. 1. 1. the word came to Zephaniah son of C. 
 
 ^ CYPRUS. 
 
 Acts 4. .36. Joses was of the country of C. 
 
 11. 19 . travelled as far as Phenice and C. 
 
 20. some of them were men of C. and Cyrene 
 13. 4. and from Seleucia they sailed to C. 
 
 15. . 39 . Barnabas took Mark and sailed to C, 
 
 21. 3. when we had discovered C. we left it 
 
 16. they brought with him one Mnason of C. 
 
 27 . 4. when we launched, we sailed under C. 
 
 - CYRENE, 
 
 Mat. 27 . 32. found a man of C. Simon by name 
 Acts^.!. 10. and in the parts of Libya about C. 
 
 11. 20. some of them were men of'Cyprus and C. 
 
 1.3. 1. Luciusof C. was in the church at Antioch 
 
 CYRENIAN. 
 
 JJarA-15. 21. compel Simon a C. to bear hiscr.'ss 
 ^ CYRENIANS. 
 
 Acts 6. 9. is called (he svnagogue of the C. 
 CYRENIUS. 
 
 Luke 2. 2. wasmade when C.was governor of Syria 
 CYRUS. 
 
 2 Chron. 36.22. in the first year of C. king of Persia 
 
 the Lord stirred ui> the spirit of C.Ezra 1. 1. 
 
 2.3. thus saith C. king of Persia, Ezra 1. 2. 
 
 Ezra 1 . 7 . C. brought forth the vessels, 8 .1 5.14. 
 
 3. 7 . according to the grant they had of C. 
 
 4. 3. will build as C. the king hath commanded us 
 
 5. 13. C. made a decree to build this house, 17 . 
 
 Isa. 44. 28. that saith of C. he is my shepherd 
 45. 1. thus saith the Lord to his anointed, to C. 
 Dan. 1.21. Daniel continued to the first year of C. 
 
 6. 28. Daniel prospered in the reign of C. 
 
 10.1. in the third year of C. a thing was revealed 
 
 D. 
 
 DABBASHETH. 
 
 Josh.19. 11. their border toward sea reached toD. 
 DABERA'FH. 
 
 .To.sh. 19 . 12. and then goethout toD. upto .Taphia 
 1 Chron. 6. 72. out of Issachar, D. with her suburbs 
 DAG()N. 
 
 Jvdg. 16. 2.3. to offer a sacrifice to D. their god 
 I .'Sam. 5. 2. brought the ark into the house of D. 
 
 .3. D. was fallen || 4. the hearl of D. was cut oft' 
 
 7 . his hand is .sore on us, and on D. our god 
 
 1 Chr. 10.10. fastened .Saul’s head in temple of D. 
 
 DALMATIA. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 10. Titus is departed to D. only Luke is 
 
 DAMARIS. 
 
 Acts 17 . 34. and a woman named D. believed 
 DAMASCUS. 
 
 Gen. 15.2. the steward of my house is Eliczer of D. 
 
 2.Saw. 8. 6. Da\ iri put garrisons in Syria of 1). and 
 .Syrians became servants to David, l Chron.18.f>. 
 
 1 Kingsll.QA. Rezon went to D. and reigned in D. 
 19. 15. returnon thy way to the wilderness of D, 
 20.34. thou shall make streets for thee in D. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 12. are not Abana, Pharpar,rivers of D .! 
 
 8.7-Elisha came to D.jl 14,28. Jerob. recovered D. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 9. the king of Assyria went up ag. D. 
 10 . king Ahaz saw an altar that was at D. 
 
 1 Chr. 18. 5. Syrians of D. came to hel p Hadarezer 
 
 2 Chr. 24. 23. sentthe spoil of them to the king of D. 
 
 28. 5. carried a great multitude of captives to D. 
 
 2.3. for Ahaz sacrificed to the gods of D. 
 
 Cant. 7 . 4. Lebanon, which looketh toward D. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 8 . the head of Syria is D. head of D. Rezia 
 
 8 . 4. the riches of D. shall be taken away 
 
 10 . 9 . for he saith, is not Samaria as D. 
 
 17 . 1. the burden of D. is taken, Jer. 49. 23. 
 
 .3. and the kingdom shall cease from D. 
 
 Jer. 49. 24. D. is waxed feeble, and turneth to flee 
 
 27 . I will kindle afire inthe wall of D. 
 
 E.zek. 27 . 18. I), thy merchant in wine and wool 
 Amos 1 .3. for three tran^ressions of 1). and for four 
 5. I will break also the bar of D. and cut off 
 .3. 12. and that dwell in D. in a couch 
 5. 27 , will cause you to go into captivity beyond D. 
 Zech. 9. 1. and D. shall be the rest thereof 
 Acts 9. 2. Saul desired of hi^ priest letters to D. 
 10. there was a disciple at D. named Ananias 
 19. then was .Saul with the disciples at I). 
 
 22. Saul confounded the Jews who dwelt at D. 
 27 . declared how he had preached boldly at D. 
 
 22. 6. as I was come nigh to D. about noon, 26. 12. 
 10. the Lord said to me, arise, and go into D. 
 
 2Cor.ll.32. in D. governor desirous to apprehend me 
 Gal. 1. 17 . but I returned again unto D, 
 
 DAN, a person. 
 
 Gen, 30. 6. therefore called she his name D. 
 
 35.25. .son of Bilhah, D.1146. 2.3. of D. Aww.26.42. 
 49.16. D. shall judge his people, as one of the tribes 
 17 . D. shall be a serpent by the way, an adder 
 Kum. 1.12. of D. Ahiezer the son of Ammi-shaddai 
 2. 25. the standard of the camp of D. on north side 
 31. all numbered in the camp of D. w'ere 157,600 
 Dent. .3.3. 22. of D. he Said, D. is a lion’s whelp 
 Josh. 19 . 47 . after the name of D. Jvdg. 18. 29. 
 Jvdg. 5. 17. and why did D. remain in ships 
 
 13. 25. the Spirit moved him in the camp of D. 
 Ezek. 48. l.a portion for D. || 32. one gate of D. 
 
 See Children. 
 
 Tribe of DAN. 
 
 Exod. .31.6. Aholiabof the tribe of Y). .35. .34. | 38. 23. 
 Lev. 24. II. daughter of Dibri, of the tribe of D. 
 Nvm. 1. 39 . numbered of the tribe o/D. 62.700 
 13. 12. oi tribe of D. to spy the land, Amniiel 
 .34. 22. o( tribe of D. to divide the land, Bukki 
 Josh. 19 . 40. lot came for the tribe cf D. 48. 
 
 21. 5. out of the tribe of D. to the Levites, 23. 
 
 Judg. 18. .30. were priests to tribe oft), till captivitr 
 DAN, a place. 
 
 Gen. 14.14. Abraham pursued them unto D. 
 
 Dewt. .34.1. Lord shewed Moses all Gilead unto D. 
 Josh. 19. 47 . they called I.eshem, D. Judg. 18. 29. 
 Judg. 20. 1. from D. to Beer-sheba, 1 Sam. .3. 20. 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 10. 1 I 7 . 11. I 24. 2, 15. 1 Kings 
 4. 25. 1 Chron. 21. 2. 2 Chron. .30. 5. 
 
 1 AYw^.f 12. 29 . other calf put he in D. 2 A’iwi/f 10.29. 
 15. 20. the kingof Syria smote D. 2 Chron, 16. 4. 
 Jer. 4. 15. for a voice declareth from D. 
 
 8. 16. the snorting of horses was heard from D. 
 Ezek. 27- 19 . D. and Javan occupied in thy fail s 
 Amos 8.14. they that say, thv God, O D. liveth 
 DANIEL. 
 
 1 Chr. 3.1. David had D. of Abigail the Carmelitess 
 Ezra 8. 2. of Ithamar, D. H Keh. 10. 6. D. sealed 
 Ezek. 14.14. tho’ Noah, D. and Job were in it, 20. 
 
 28.3. behold, thou art wiser than D. no secret 
 Dan. 1.6. D. of Judah |119. none was found like D. 
 7 . he gave to D. the name of Beltesiiazzar 
 17 . D. had understanding in all visions and dreams 
 2. 1.3. sought D. to be slain || 16. then D. went in 
 19. the secret was revealed to D. in a vision 
 46. king Nebuchadnezzar worshipped I). 
 
 48. then the king made D. a great man 
 
 49 . D. sat in the gate || 4. 8. at last D. came in 
 4.19. then D. was astonied for one hour 
 
 5.12. dissolving of doubts was found in D. 
 
 29. and they clothed D. with scarlet and put 
 
 6.2. D. was first H 14. king set his heart on D. 
 
 5. we shall not find occasion against this D. 
 
 11. these men found D. praving before his God 
 
 1.3. D. regardeth not thee, O king, nor the decree 
 
 23. that they should take up D. out of the den 
 
 26. that men tremble before the God of D. 
 
 27 . w ho hath delivered D. from power of the lions 
 
 28. so this D. prospered in the reign of Darius 
 
 7. 1. D. had a dream, and visions of his head 
 
 28. as for me D. |110.12. he said, fear not, D. 
 
 8. 1. a vision appeared to me, even unto me D. 
 
 12. 9- he said, go thy way, D. the words are closed 
 
 Mat. 24. 15. when shall see abomination of desola¬ 
 tion, spoken of by D. the prophet, Mark 13 .14 
 I DANIEL. 
 
 Dan. 7 . 15. JD. was grieved 118. 27. LD. fainted 
 8.15. when I, even I D. had seen the vision 
 
 9 . 2 . J D. understood by hooks the number of years 
 10. 2. 1 D. was mourning three full weeks 
 
 7 . 1 D. alone saw the, vision.|i 12. 5. 1 D. looked 
 0 DANIEL. 
 
 Dan. 6. 20. O D. servant of the living God 
 
 9. 22. O D. I am now come to give thee skill 
 
 10. 11. he said tome, O D. a man greatly beloved 
 
 12. 4. O D. shut up the words and seal the book 
 
 DARIUS. 
 
 Ezra 4.5. to frustrate, till the reign of D. 24. 
 
 5. 5. not to cease, till the matter came to D. 
 
 6. 1. then D. the king made a decree, 12. 
 
 ^15. this house was finished in sixth year of D. 
 
 Kelt. 12. 22. also the priests to the reign of D, 
 
 Dan. 5. .31. D. the Midian took the kingdom 
 6. 9 . wherefore king D. signed the writing 
 25. kin;.' D. w iote to all people and nations 
 9. 1. in the first year of D. the Mede, 11. l. 
 
 Hag. 1 . 1 . jn second year of D. 15. | 2 . 10 . Zech. 1 . 7 . 
 Zech. 7 . 1 . in fourth year of D. the word came 
 DA'FHAN, See Abiram. 
 
 DAVID. 
 
 Kuth 4. 22. Jesse begat D. Mat. 1. 6. Luke S. 31. 
 
 1 .Saw. 16. 13. the Spirit of the Lord came upon D, 
 
 2 Q 593 
 
Proper Names.] J) A V 
 
 DAY 
 
 1 Sam 16. 19. send me D. thy son |1 21. D. came to .S. 
 2;l. I), played " ith Ins hand, 18. 10. 1 19. 9. 
 
 17. 11. 1). was youngfst || 15. returned trom Saul 
 2;i. and D. heard the woi'ds ot Goliath 
 
 <’8 I'.liah’s anaer uas kindled ayaiiist D. 
 
 88 . Saul armed D. |l 42. when Goliath saw U. 
 
 4‘J the Philistine cursed D. by his gods 
 
 50. D. prevailed over the Phili-tine with a sling 
 
 57 . as 1). returned from the slauglder ot Philistiu. 
 
 18. l.the soul of .lonathan uas knit to D. 
 
 8. then .lonathan and D. made a l ovenant 
 
 5. 1). went out whithersoever Saul sent him 
 
 7 . 1). hath slain his ten thousands, 29. 5. 
 
 9 Saul eyed D. from that day ami forward 
 
 14. D. behaved himself wisely in all his ways 
 
 16. hut all Israel and .ludah loved U. 
 
 24. the servants said, on this manner spake U. 
 
 ‘’S. .Saul saw and knew that the Ld. was with D. 
 
 29. and Saul became D’s enemy continually 
 
 19 . 1. Saul spake to his servants to kill 11. . 
 
 5 . wilt thou sin against innocetit blood to slay D. 
 
 10. Saul souglit to smite I), hut 1). escaped, 18. 
 
 19 . D. isat ^aloth|, 22. where, are Samuel and 1). 
 
 20 . 6 . D. ask. leave of me to run to lieth lehem, 28. 
 
 17. ami .lonathan caused D. to swear again 
 
 24. 1). hid himself 11 25. D. i)lace was empty, 2(. 
 84. Jonathan eat not, for he was arieveil tor U. 
 
 41. wept one with another, till D. exceeded 
 2f. 1. Ahimelech was afraid at the meeting ot I). 
 
 10. 1). arose, and tied to Achish tor tcjar ot Saul 
 
 11 . is not this I), the king ot the land;' 29. . 8 . 
 
 22.1.' D. departed and escap. to the cave Adullam 
 
 8 . and D. went thence to Mispeh ot Moab 
 
 5 . D. departed and came into the forest ot Iiarefh 
 
 14. who is so faithful among thy servants as D..'' 
 17 . because their hand also is with D. 
 
 <’ 3 . 2 therefore D. inquired ot the I.ord, 4. 1 .‘. 0 . 
 
 8.2 Saw. 2. 1. 1 .3, 19, 22. 1.21. 1. 
 
 5 . so D. and his men went to Keilah and fought 
 
 9 . D. knew that Saul practised mischief 
 
 15. 1). was in the wilderness of Ziph in a wood 
 24. D. and his men were in wilderness ot ^Jaon 
 28. Saul return, from pursuing after D. and went 
 
 24. 1 . D. is in the wilderness ot I’n-gedi 
 
 5. D. heart smote him 117. 1). stayed his servants 
 
 16. Saul said, is this thy voice, my son D. r 17- 
 22 . D. sware unto Saul H 25. 1. D. went to Paran 
 
 25. 5. D. sent out ten young men to go tc) Nabal 
 ”2. so and more also do God to the enemies of D. 
 
 26. 1 . doth not D. hide himself in hill Ilachilah.? 
 
 5. and D. beheld the place where Saul lay 
 
 12. D. took the spear and the cruse ot water 
 
 17 . Saul knew D. voice 1| 21. return, my son D. 
 
 27 . 1. D. said, I shall perish by the hand ot Saul 
 
 4 . D. was tied to Gath H 8 . D. invaded Geshurites 
 
 11 . saying, so did D. and so will be his manner 
 
 28. 17 . Lord given it to thy neighbour, even to D. 
 29 . 3 . is not this D. II 6. then Achish called I). 
 
 30. 1. when D. and his men weie come toZiklag 
 
 5. and D. two wives were taken captives 
 
 10 . D. pursued |1 17 . smote them from twilight 
 
 18. D. recovered all, 19. II 20 . D. took the flocks 
 £ Sam. 1 . 11 . D. took hold on his clothes, and rent 
 
 15. D. called one of the young men, and said 
 17 . D. lamented over Saul and over Jonathan 
 
 2. 5. D. sent messengers to men of Jabesh gilead 
 10 . but the house of Judah followed D. 
 
 3. 1 , but house of D. waxed stronger and stronger 
 
 2 . unto U. were sons born in Ifehron 
 
 Q. except as l.d. hath sworn to D. so I do to him 
 17 . ye sought for U. in times past to be king 
 28. D. said, I and my kingdom are guiltless 
 
 5. 1. then came all the tribes of Israel to D. 
 
 6 . thinking 1 ). cannot come in hither 
 
 7 . nevertheless, D. took the strong hold of Zion 
 10 . D. grew great 1121. D. burnt their images 
 
 12. D. perceived the Lord had established hi;n 
 
 17 . D. heard of it. and went down to the hold 
 
 6 . 2 . D. went to bring up the ark of God 
 
 5. D.all Israel played before the Lord, and said 
 
 9. and D. was afraid of the Lord that day 
 
 14. D. danced ll 15. so D. brought up the ark 
 
 7 . 20. what can D. sav more to thee ? 1 C/ir. 17 .18. 
 
 8 . 1. D. smote the Philistines H 8 . liadadezer 
 
 6 . Lord pre.sei ved D. whithersoever he went, 14. 
 
 7 . 1). took the shields of gold, 1 V/iron. 18. 7. 
 
 18. D.gat him a name H 15. D. reign. 1 C/ir. 18.14. 
 
 15. D. reigned executed judgment to his people 
 
 10 . 2 . D. sent to comfort Ilanun, 1 C/inm. 19. 2 . 
 
 3 . thinkest thou that D. doth honour thy father, 
 in .sending comforters to thee 1 C/uon. 19. 8 . 
 
 18. D. slew men of 700 chariots of the Syrians 
 
 11. 3. D. sent and inquired after the woman 
 
 6 . D. sent for Uriah I114. 1). wrotealetter to Joab 
 27 . the thing D. had done displeased the Lord 
 
 12. 5. D. anger was kindled against the man 
 
 18. D Said, I have sinned against the Lord 
 
 16. D. besought God for the child, D. fasted 
 
 19. D. perceived that the child was dead 
 24. and D. comforted Hath sheba his wife 
 
 29 . D. fought against Pabbah and took it 
 
 30. their king's croun was set on D. head 
 
 18. 7 . 1). sent to I'amar 11 .80. tidings came to D. 
 15.80. D. went up by the ascent of mount Olivet 
 
 16. 6 . Shimei cast stones at D. 11 10. curse D. 
 
 17 . 1 . I will arise and pursue after D. this night 
 16 . send quickly and tell 1). || 22. then D. arose 
 27 . D. was come to Mahanaim 11 29. honey tor D. 
 
 18. 1 . D. numbered the people that were with him 
 
 24. D. sat between the two gates, the watchman 
 
 19. 48. we have also more right in j). than ye 
 
 20.1. Sheba said, we have no part in D. 
 
 . 8 . and D. came to his house at .Jerusalem 
 
 11 . he that is for D. let him go alter Joab 
 £ 1 . 16. Ishbi benob thought to have slain D. 
 22.51. he shewed mercy unto D. Psa!. 18.50. 
 
 2.8. 1 . the last words of D. |l 15. D. longed and said 
 
 8 . the mighty men whom D. had, 1 C/imn. 11. 10. 
 
 24. 10 . 1 ). heart smote him after he had numbered 
 
 25. D. built there an altar unto the I.ord 
 
 1 Khig.^ 1.11. aird T). our lord knoweth it not 
 2.10. P. slept with his fathers, and was buried 
 
 594 
 
 1 Kitiffi 2 . .82. slew them, my father P. not knowing 
 44 . thou knowest what thou didst to I), my father 
 .8 14 if thou w ilt walk as thy father P. did walk 
 57 . who hath given P. a wise son over this people 
 
 8 . 16. I chose 1). to be over my people Israel 
 
 20 . I am risen up in the room ot IJ. my lather 
 
 9 5 . as 1 promised to 1). Hit. 88 . as I built tor P. 
 
 11 . .89. I w ill for this afflict the seed ot P. 
 
 jo" 10 what portion have we in P. ; now see to 
 thine own house, P. 2 C/iron. 10 . 16. 
 
 1 C/iron. 10. 14. the Lonl turned the kingdom to D. 
 
 11 3 D. made a covenant with them in Hebron 
 10 " 18 thine are we, D. then P. received them 
 
 21 . they helped P. against the band ot rovers 
 
 14 17 . the fame of D. went out into all lands 
 
 15 27 . H. was clothed with a robe of tine linen 
 
 16 L they set the ark in the tent D. had pitched 
 48 and P. returned to ble.ss his house 
 
 21.' 21 . Ainan saw D. and bowed himself to P. 
 
 28* L so when P. was old and full of days 
 2 U 16 . P. blessed the Lord liefore the congregation 
 ‘idhron. 1 . 8 . thou hast shewed great mercy unto P. 
 84. . 8 . lie began to seek after the God ot 1). 
 
 Ezra 8 . 2. or the sons of P. llattush was the chief 
 Sell. .8. 16. to the place overagainst.sepulchresofP. 
 
 12 . . 86 . with musical instruments of P. man ot God 
 P~al 72 . 20. prayers of P. the son of .Jesse are ended 
 89. 35.'i wdll not lie unto P. 11 49. swarest to P. 
 
 I . 82. 1 . Lord, remember 1). 11 11. hath sworn to P. 
 
 17 . tliere will 1 make the horn of P. to bud 
 Can't. 4 . 4 . thy neck is like the tower of P. 
 
 Isa. 9 . 7 . on the throne ot P. and on his kingdom 
 29." i. woe to Ariel, the city where P. dwelt 
 55. . 8 . even the sure mercies of P. Act.i 1.8. -84. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 25. kings and princes sitting on throne of P. 
 
 "8 5 1 will raise to P. a righteous branch 
 
 . 83 ! 15. I will cause the branch to grow up unto P. 
 
 17 P. shall never want a man to sit on the throne 
 .80. .80. he shall have none to sit on throne of P. 
 Amos 6 . 5. incent instruments ot music, like P. 
 
 9 . 11 . in that (lav will I raise up the tabernacle of 
 
 li. that is fallen, and will build it. Acts 15. I 6 . 
 Zech 12. 8 . the feeble shall he as P. and I), as God 
 iUar 9 . 27 . thou Son of P. have mercy, 15. 22. 1 20. 
 
 .80, .81. Mark 10. 47, 48. f.nke 18. . 88 , .89. 
 12 . 3 . have ye not read what 1 ). did when he was 
 an hungered Mark‘l. 25. failed. 3. 
 23. the people said,” is not this the Sqn ot p.' 
 
 21 . 9 . say ing. Hosanna to the Son ot I). 15. 
 
 22. 42. (iirist is the Son of 1). Mark 12. .85. 
 
 45. if P. then call him I.ord, how is he his son . 
 
 Mark 12. .87. Luke <20. 41, 44. 
 Mark 11.10. blessed be the kingdomofour father P 
 John 7 . 42. that Christ cometh of the seed ot P. 
 
 Acts 2. 29. let me freely speak of the patriarch P. 
 .84. for P. is not ascended into the heavens 
 
 18. 22 . he raised up to them I). to be their king 
 . 86 . for 1 ). fell on sleep, and saw corruption 
 
 Pom. 1.3. Christ, made of the seed ot P.2 '7Vi«.2.8 
 4 . 6 . even as P. also describeth the blessedness 
 j/ehl 4 . 7 . he limiteth a certain day, saying, in P. 
 
 II . .82. the time would fail me to tell ot I). 
 
 Pev. . 8 . 7 . hath the key of P. H 5. 5. root of P. 22.16. 
 See City, F.vther. 
 
 Days of PA VIP. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 1. there was a famine in the days of P. 
 
 1 Sings 2.1. days ofD. drew nigh that he should die 
 I Chron. 7 . 2. w hose number was in the days of P. 
 Nell. 12 . 46. in the days ofD. were chief singers 
 Acts?. 45. God drave out unto the days of P. 
 
 [land of PA VIP. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 16 . let Lord require it at li. c/P. enemies 
 
 2 Sam. . 8 . 8 . have not delivered thee into hand of P. 
 18. by/(( 7 W(/«/my servant P. 1 will save Israel 
 
 21. 22. fell by the hand of D. 1 Chron. 20. 8 . 
 
 House of Py\VlP. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 16. Jonathan made covenant with h. c/P. 
 
 2 Sam. . 8 . 1. war between the house of .Saul and 1). 6 . 
 
 7 . 26. let hou.se (>/thy servant P. be established 
 
 1 Kings 12. 19. so Israel rebelled against the house 
 
 of P. unto this day, 2 Chnm. 10. 19. 
 12 . 20 . none followed the house c/P. but Judah 
 20. shaii the kingdom return to the house offD. 
 
 1 , 8 . 2 . a child be born to the house of P. .losjah 
 14. 8 . rent kingdom from h. c/P. 2 Kings 17 . 21 . 
 
 2 Chron. 21.7. Lord would not destroy the h. c/P. 
 I^sal. 122. 5. the thrones of the house of P. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 2. it was told the house of 1). saying, Syria 
 13. hear ye now, () house of P. Jer. 21 . 12. 
 
 00 00 hev of/i. cf P. I will lav on his shoulders 
 yJch.'vi. 7 ' that ghiry of house c/P. do not magnify 
 8. feeble as P. and the house of P. shall be as God 
 
 10 . I w ill pour on//cwfe (J P. the spirit ot grace 
 12 . the family of the house c/P. shall mourn apart 
 
 18. 1 . siiall h(i a fountain opened to the house <J P. 
 Luke 1. 27 . w hose name was Joseph, ot the h. oj P. 
 69. raised up a horn of salvation in the h. oJ P. 
 
 2. 4 . because he was of the house and lineage of P. 
 1) A 1P joined with king.^ 
 
 1 Sam. 21 . 11. is not this P. the king of the land 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 4. there they anointed P. king over Judah 
 
 11 . time that P. was king in Hebron over Judah 
 .8.81. and king P. himself followed the bier 
 
 5 . . 8 . ling P. made a league with them, and they 
 anointed P. /•. over Israel, 1 Chr. 11 . . 8 . I 12 . .81, . 88 . 
 
 8 . 11. w hich king P. did dedicate to the Lord with 
 
 the silver and gold, 1 Chron. 26. 26. 
 20. 21. lifted up his hand against the king, even P. 
 1 Kings 1.37. greater than throne of my lord king P. 
 47 . the king's servants came to bless our lord X-, P. 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 9. P. the king rejoiced with great joy 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 12. who hath given to P. the k. a wise son 
 29 . 27 . ordained by P. king of Israel, Ezra 8. 10. 
 
 Jer. .80. 9 . shall serve the Lord and P. their .yiw^ 
 Hos. .8. 5. shall seek the Lord and P. their king 
 Mat. 1. 6. Jesse begat P. the king, and P. the king 
 Acts 13. 22. he raised up P. to he their king 
 ServaJit PA VIP. 
 
 2 Sam. .8.18. by hand of my servant P. I wull save 
 7 . 5 . go and tell my servant P. thussaith I/)rd, 8 . 
 26. Lord is God of Israel, let the house ot my i. 
 P. be established before thee ? 1 Chron. 1“- 24. 
 
 EBE 
 
 1 Kings 3.6. hast shewed thy servant P. great merc> • 
 8.24. kept with thy sen. P. that thou promisedsi 
 
 25. keep with thy servant P. 26. 2 Chron. 6. 16. 
 
 60. for all the goodness he had done tor P. hisJ» 
 
 li. 13. for P. my servant’s sake, and for Jeru¬ 
 salem’s sake, 32, 34. Fsal. 132. 10^ • 
 Isa. 37 . .85. 
 
 .86. that P. my servant may have a light 
 
 88. to keep my statutes, as ir.y servant D. did,14.8. 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 42. remember the mercies of P. thy serv. 
 Psal.7H 70 . he chose P. also K\s servant and took him 
 89. .8. 1 have sworn unto P. my servant 
 
 20. I have found P. my servant, I anointed hirn. 
 144.10. who delivered P. his servant from sword 
 Jer. .83. 21. tiiy covenant broken w ith P. my servant 
 22. 1 will multiply the seed of P. my seriant 
 
 26. then will 1 cast away the seed of P. iny serv, 
 Ezek.'.M.Q.^. even my servant P. shall feed them 
 
 24. my servant P. shall be a prince among them 
 37 . 24. P. my servant shall be king over them 
 
 25. my servant P.shall be their prince forever 
 Luke 1.69. horn of salvation in house of his s. P. 
 Acts 4. 25. w ho by the mouth of thy servant P. 
 
 PKBORAH. 
 
 Gen..85.8. but P. Hebekah's nursedied, was buried 
 Jiidg.A.A. and P. a prophetess judged Israel 
 5 . 7 . until that I P. arose a mother in Israel 
 
 12. awake P. II 15. the princes were with D, 
 PLCAPOLIS. 
 
 Mat. 4.25. great multitudes followed him from P. 
 Mark 5. 20. and he began to publish in P. 
 
 7. 31. through the midst of the coasts of D. 
 PliPAN. 
 
 Gen. 10 . 7 . sons of llaamah, Sheba, P. 1 Chron. 1.9- 
 
 1 Chron. 1.32. the sons of Jokshan, Sheba and P. 
 Jer. "5. 2.8. 1 made P. and Tema,and Buz to drink. 
 
 49 . 8. flee ye, dwell deep, O inhabitants of P. 
 Ezek. 25. 13. they of P. shall fall by the sword 
 27.20. P. was thy merchant in precious clothes 
 PLPAM-M. 
 
 Isa. 21. 13. O ye travelling companies of P. 
 DELILAH. 
 
 Judg. 16.4. a woman in the valley ot Sorek, P. 
 
 12. L). therefore took new ropes and bound Sams- 
 PEMAS. 
 
 Col. 4.14. Luke and P. greet you, Philem. 24. 
 
 2 'I'im. 4.10. P. haih forsaken me, having loved 
 
 DE.MEl KIUS. 
 
 Acts 19.24. P. a silversmith, who made shrines 
 .88. if P. have a matter against any man 
 
 3 John 12. P. hath good reportofallmeuand of truth 
 
 DIANA. 
 
 Acts 19 . 24. which made silver shrines for D. 
 
 27 . the temple of the great goddess D. 
 
 28. they cried, great is P. of the Ephesians, .84. 
 
 35. Ephesus is a worshipper of the goddess P. 
 
 PI BON. 
 
 A5(ot. 21.30. Heshbon is perished even to P. 
 
 .82. 34. the children of Gad built D. and Aroer 
 Josh. 1 . 8 . 17 . Moses gaveP. to the children of Keubea 
 Neh. 11. 25. the children of Judah dwelt at P. 
 
 Isa. 15. 2. he is gone up to P. the high place 
 Jer. 48. 18. thou'daughter, that dost inhabit D. 
 
 2‘’ ludgment is come upon P. and Nebo 
 PIBON-GAD. 
 
 Num. 33. 45. pitched in I). II 46. removed from D. 
 D1DYMU.S. 
 
 John 11.16. Thomas, who is called D. 20.24. | 21. 2. 
 DIMON. 
 
 Isa. 15. 9 . for the waters of P. shall be; full of blocd, 
 for I will bring more upon P. lions upon him 
 DINAH. 
 
 Gen. 30.21 .T.eah bare a daughter called her name D- 
 34. 5. Jacob heard that he had dehled P. 
 
 PI()NY.S1LS. 
 
 Acts 17. 34. among which was P. the Areopagite 
 PIOIREPHES. 
 
 3 John 9 . P. who loveth to have the pre-eminence 
 POEG. 
 
 1 .Saw. 21. 7 . and his name was P. an Edomite 
 22. 18. P. turned and slew the priests, 85 persons 
 22. 1 knew it that day when P. was there 
 DOR. . . 
 
 .Judg. 1. 27 . did Nlanassehdriveoiitinhabitantso. D. 
 
 1 A'/?w4.11. thesonof Abinadabintheregionot P. 
 
 DORCAS. . . 
 
 Acts 9 . .86. named Tabitha, by interpretation is D. 
 39. shewing coats and garments w hich P. made 
 POIHAN. . 
 
 Gen. 37 . 17 . let us go to P. he found them in D. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 13. saying, behold Elisha is in D. 
 PRU.SILLA. 
 
 Acts^i.a. when Felix came with his wife D. 
 PUMAH. 
 
 Gen. 25.14. sons of Ishmael, P. Massa, 1 Chr. 1.30. 
 PUMAH. 
 
 Josh. 15. 52. P. w-as in Judah's inheritance 
 Isa. 21. 11. the burden of P. he called to me 
 PL'HA. 
 
 Dan. 3.1. he set the image up in the plain of D. 
 
 E. 
 
 EAST EH. . 
 
 Acts 12. 4. intending after E. to bring him forth 
 I. B A L. 
 
 PewM 1. 29 . thou shalt put the curse upon mount Is. 
 27 . 4 . ve shall set up these stones in mount L. 
 
 13. these shall stand upon mount E. to curse 
 Josh.S. .80. Joshua built an altar in mount E. 
 
 33. half of them stood over-agaiust mount E. 
 
 EBEP. , 
 
 Judg. 9. .80. Zebul heard the words of Gaal son of ts, 
 Ezra 8. 6. E. the son of Jonathan with 50 males 
 EBED-MELECfl. 
 
 Jer. 38.8. E. spake to the king for .Tcremiah 
 39 . 16. go and speak to E. the Ethiopian 
 EBEN-EZEH.. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 1. Israel went out and pitched beside E- 
 5. 1. the Philistines brought the ark trom E. 
 
 7 . 12. Samuel called tlie name of the stone E. 
 
EGY 
 
 ERETl, 
 
 Gen. 10. 21. Shem the father of the children oFE. 
 25. unto E. were born two sons, 1 Chron. 1 . iy. 
 
 24. 24. ships from Chittim shall afflict E, 
 ED. 
 
 Josh. 22.34. children of Gad called the altar E. 
 EDEN. 
 
 Gen. 2. 1.5. God put the man into the garden of E. 
 3. 23. God sent liim forth from tlie garden of K. 
 Isa. 51.3. make her wilderness like E. Ezek. .30. . 3 . 5 . 
 Ezek. 28.13. tho i hast been in E. the garden of God 
 31. y. so that all the trees of R. env led him 
 16. all the trees ot E. sliall be comforted 
 
 18. thou shalt be brought down with the trees of E. 
 Joeli.‘\. the land is as the garden of E. before tliem 
 Amos 1 .5. and cut off him that holds sceptre from E 
 EDOM. 
 
 Gen. 25. .30. therefore was his name called E. 
 
 .36. 1. Esau is E. |i Exod. 15. 15. dukesof E. amazed 
 Nu7n. 20 . 14. Moses sent inesseng'Ts from Kedesli 
 to the king of E. .Tudr/. 11 . 17 . 
 
 21. E. refused to give Isr. passage thro’ Ins border 
 24. 18. E. shall be a possession for his enemies 
 Judg. 5. 4. thou marchedst out of the field of E. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 47 . .Saul fought against Moab and E. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.14. David put garrisons in I'.. 1 Chr. 18.13. 
 
 1 Kings 11 . 14. Madad wasof the king’sseed in E. 
 
 16. .loab rent, fill he had cut off every male in E. 
 
 22. 47 . there was then no king in E. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 20. there came water by the W’ay of E 
 
 8. 20. in his days E. revolted from under Judah 
 
 14. 10. thou hast indeed smitten E. glory of this 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 20 . they sought after the gods of E. 
 Psal. 6 •. 8 . over E. will I cast out my shoe, 108.9. 
 
 9 . who will lead me into E. ^ 108. 10 . 
 
 83. 6 . the tabernacles of E. are confederate 
 1 . 37 . 7 . remember, () Lord, the children of E. 
 
 Isa. 11 . 14. they shall lay their hand on E. 
 
 6.3. 1. who is this thatcometh from E. ? 
 
 Jer. 9. 26. Judah and E. I will punish, 25. 21. 
 
 27 . 3. send bonds and yokes to the king of E. 
 
 49. 7.,coucerning E. saifh the 1 ord, Chad. 1. 
 
 17 . E. shall be a desolation, every one astonished 
 20. the counsel he hath taken against E. 
 
 Ezek. 25. 12. because E. hath dealt against Judah 
 14. and I will lay my vengeance upon E. 
 
 32. 29. there is E. her kings and all her princes 
 jDan. 11. 41. E. shall escape out of his hand 
 Joel .3. 19. E. shall be a desolate wilderne.ss 
 Amos 1. 6. captivity to deliver them up to E. 9, 
 
 2. 1. he burnt the bones of the king of E. 
 
 9. 12. that they may possess the remnant of E. 
 Obad, 8. 1 will destroy the wise men out of E. 
 
 Mai. 1. 4. whereas E. saith, we are impoverished 
 
 See Daughtkr. 
 
 EDOMITE, S 
 
 GeK.36.9. Esau father of the E. in mount Seir,43. 
 Deni. 2.1. i. shalt not abhor an E. he is thy brother 
 
 1 Kmgs 11. 14. the Lord stirred upHadad the E. 
 
 2 httigs 8. 21. Jorain smote the E. 2 Chron. 21. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 18. 1.3. the E. became David’s servants 
 
 2 CAroM. 21.10. the E. revolted from under Judah 
 
 25. 19 . thou sayest, lo, thou hast smitten theE. 
 
 28. 17 . the E. had come and smitten Judah 
 
 See Doeg. 
 
 EGLAH. 
 
 .» Sam. 3. 5. the sixth, Ithream, by E. David’s wife 
 ^ ^ , EGLAIM. 
 
 Isa. 15. 8. the howling thereof is gone unto E. 
 
 , EGLON. 
 
 served E. the king of Moab 
 17 . brought presents to I’,, and E. was very fat man 
 ^ EGYP r. 
 
 15. 18. from the riverof E. to Euphrates 
 4o. C7od hath niade me lord of all E, come down 
 Exoa. .3. 20. I wdl smite E. Jer. 9 . 26. I 46. 25. 
 
 7 . 4 . not hearken, (hat 1 may lay my hand on E. 
 
 8.6. Aaron stretched his hand o\ er the waters of E. 
 
 bet'^’^en the cattle of Israel and of E. 
 
 10. 7 knowest thou not that E. is destroyed 
 2.3. 15 . tor m It thou earnest out of E. 34. 18. 
 
 Amot. 14. 19 thou hast forgiven this people from E. 
 
 ~-.o. behold, there is a people come out of E. 
 
 .De?G. 6. 22. the Lord shewed great signs upon E. 
 
 7 . 15. will put none of the diseases of E. on thee 
 
 11. 4. and what he did unto the army of E. 
 
 28. 27 . Tord will smite thee with the botch of E. 
 oO. he will bring on thee all the diseases of E. 
 
 5. 9. I have rolled away the reproach of E. 
 
 24. 5. 1 sent Moses and Aaron, and I plagued E. 
 
 1 ortwi. ,30. 13. he said, I am a young man of E. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 30. Solomon s wisd. excidled wisd. of E. 
 
 X hmgs 18. 21. thou trusleston E. 24. La. .36. 6, 9. 
 IOC "’^Sglad when they departed 
 
 135. 8. who smote the first-boi ii of E. of man and 
 9 . who Sent wondersintothe midst of (bee, O E 
 
 I. 16. 10. to him that smote E. in their 6rst-born 
 I'rov. 7 . 16. decked my bed with tine linen of E, 
 
 1 ?’ 'Planner of E. Amos 4. 10. 
 
 II. 11. to recover the remnant of people from £. 
 
 19 . 1. burdenot E. the idols of E. shall be moved 
 
 3. the spirit of E. shall tail in midst thereof 
 
 16. in that (jay shall PL be like unto women 
 *4. m that day shall Israel he the third with E. 
 
 2o._shall bless, saying, blessed be ye E. mv people 
 
 20. o. they shall be ashamed of E. their glory 
 
 23. o. as at the report concerning E so of l yre 
 
 '.'i shall beat off from the stream of E. 
 
 30. .3. they trust in the shadow of E. your confusion 
 a'T for thy ransom, .Seba for thee 
 
 40. 14. the labourot E. shall come over to thee 
 ff’ou to do in the way of E ’ 
 
 .36. thou shalt be ashamed of E. as of Assyria ’ 
 od'r ^.ord which cameagain.st E. 
 
 heiter, but destruction comes 
 . 0 . 7 . defile not yourselves with the idolsofE. 
 ” 0 . 8 . nor lett she her idols brought from E. 
 
 27 . thou shalt not remember E. any more' 
 
 ^. 7 . hne linen with broidered work from R. 
 
 29. ... prophesy against him and against all E 
 
 .lie ■'■'r'" again the captivity of E. ‘ 
 
 30.6. they also that uphold E. shall fall 
 
 EGY 
 
 Ezek.liO.9. pain shall come on them, asm day ofE. 
 
 15. I will pour my fury on Sin the strength of E. 
 32. 12. they shall spoil the pomp of E. and all 
 
 16. they shall lament for her, even for E. 
 
 18. son of man, wail for the multitude of E. 
 
 Dan. 11. 4.3. have power over precious things ofE. 
 Hos. 9. 6. they are gone, E. shall gather them up 
 Joel Z.19. PLshall be a desolation,and Edom awilder. 
 Amos 8. 8. be drowned, as by the flood ofE. 9.5. 
 Kah. .3. 9. Ethiopia and E. were her strength 
 Zech. 10. 11. the sce|)treof E. shall depart away 
 14. 18. if family of E. go not up and come not 
 Acts'. 10. he made him governor over E. and his 
 Heb. 11 . 27 . by faith he forsook E. not fearing 
 Rev. 11.8. which spiritually iscalled Sodomand E. 
 See Daughter. 
 
 In EGYPT. 
 
 Gen. 45.13. tell my father of all my glory in E. 
 
 47 . 29 . Jac.obsaid, bury me not, 1 pray thee, in E. 
 E.rod. 3. 7 . 1 have seen affliction of my people in E. 
 
 1 T tliyf le /G\t-VA I? 
 
 E L A [Proper ‘Names. 
 
 . ... \yi 111^ 
 
 16. I have seen that which is done to you in E. 
 
 9. 18. grievous hail, such as hath not been in E, 
 
 10. 2. what things 1 wrought in E. Josh. 24. 7. 
 
 12. .30. a great cry in E. 14. 11. no graves ink. 
 
 jS'nm. 11. 18. for it was well with us in IL 
 20. 15. and we have dwelt in E. a longtime 
 Dent. 1. .30. all that he did for you in E. 4. .34. 
 Josh. 9. 9 . we have heard all that he did in E. 
 Psal. 78. 43. how he had wrought hissignsm E. 
 51. he smote all the first-born E. 
 
 106 . 7 . they understood not thy wonders in E. 
 
 21. torgat God, who had done great things in E. 
 Jer. 42. 16 . famine shall follow close after yoii m E. 
 46. 14. declare ye in E. and publish it in Migdol 
 Ezek. 23. .3. they committed whoredoms in E. 
 
 .30. 8. shall know, when 1 have set a fire in E. 16. 
 19 . thus will 1 execute judgments in E. 
 
 Mat. 2. 19 . an angel appeared to Joseph in E. 
 if^L '■ dwellers in E. we do hearthem speak 
 
 Heb. 11. 26. greater riches than the treasures in E. 
 Into EGYPT. 
 
 Gen. 41. 57. all countries came into E. to buy corn 
 
 46. 4. I will go down with thee into E. 
 
 26. all the souls that came with Jacob into E. 
 
 Enm. 14. 3. better tor us to return into E. 4. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 1. behold, the Lord shall come into E. 
 
 30. 2. that walk to go down into E. to strengthen 
 Jer. 26. 21. Urijah afraid, fled and went into k. 
 
 41. 17 . it ye set your faces to go into E. 42. 15. 
 
 42. 19 . the Lord said, go ye not into E. 4.3. 2. 
 
 Ezek. 17 . 15. sending his ambassadors E. 
 
 Dan. 11. 8. he shall also carry captives into E. 
 Hos. 12.1. with Assyrians, and oil is carried into E. 
 Mat. 2. 13. flee into E. || 11. he departed into E. 
 Acts'. 9. the patriarchs sold Joseph intoE. 
 
 34. and now come, I will send thee into E. 
 
 39 . in their hearts turned back again into E. 
 
 See King. 
 
 Zand 0/EGYPT. 
 
 Gen. 13. 10. .Sodom was like the land ofE. 
 
 21. 21. IshmaeTs wife out of the land of E. 
 
 41. 19. such as I never saw in all the land of E. 
 29. seven years plenty, thro’ all landofE.. 30,53. 
 41. set thee overall the landofE. 45. 8, 26. 
 
 54. hut in all the land o/E. was Iwead 
 45. 18. I will giv e you the good of the land of E. 20. 
 
 47 . 6. the land of E. is before thee, in best of land 
 15. when money lailed in the land of E. 
 
 20. Joseph bought all Uot land of \'j. for Pharaoh 
 26. Joseph made it a law over the landofE. 
 
 50. 7. all (he elders ot the land of E. went up 
 Exod. 7. 19 . that there may be blood in all landofE.. 
 8. 6. trogseovered the land of E. I1 16. lice 1124 flies 
 9 . 9 . blams|122. hail |l 10. 14. locusts in land ofE. 
 
 10. 21. may be darkness over all the land of E. 22. 
 11.3. Moses was very great in t he land of E. 
 
 12. 29. l ord smote fii st-bop in land A' E. 1.3. 15. 
 16. .3. would God we had died in 1. ofE. A'w?«.14.2. 
 6. brought you out of land of E. 20.2. I 29 46 
 22.21. tor ye were strangers in the land ofE. 2.3 9 
 
 .50 a *1 19. 1.3. 17 ! 
 
 o*. 4. these be thy {zoris which t)rouirht thee out of 
 the land of 1 Kings 12. 28. ISeh. 9. 18. 
 ?■ r ‘f‘’''^”Sof land of E. shall ye not rlo 
 19. 36. 1 am the I^ord th\ (,o(l, who brought you 
 outot the/(/Mrf(/E. 26. 1.3. TYnm. \f).D.Deut.b 6 
 I 1.3. 5, 10. 1 20. 1. Jndg. 2. 12. 1 Sam. 12 6 
 Deut.9.~. from the dav that thou didst depart out 
 ot the land ofE. Jndg. 19 . .30. Isa. II 16 
 7-- I ‘I- "• I 'll- I"!- Mic. 7.15. 
 
 11. 10. the land whither thou goest is not landofE.. 
 lo.^. thou earnest out of the land of K. in haste 
 
 Hi. ,8. 12. marvellous things did he in the landofE 
 81. 5. when he. w ent out through the land of E. 
 Jsv 7.I9. 18. shall in /.e/E.S()eak language of Canaan 
 19 . altar to Lord fora witness in land of E *^0 
 27. 1.3. the outcasts in the landof K. shall come 
 Jer. 42. 14. no, hut we will go into the land of E. 
 
 16. the sword shall overtake you in the land of e' 
 
 43. 7 . so they came into the land of E. 
 
 12. he shall array himself with the landofE.. 
 
 44.28. shall return out of (he land of E. into Iiidah 
 Ezek. 20. 5. my.self know n to them in land of E. 
 
 «.3. 19. slie had played (he harlot in the land of E. 
 
 27 . thy whoredom hrought from the land of R 
 
 29 . 9-the. land of R. desolate, 12. || 10.utterly waste 
 
 7 for his labour 
 
 30. 1.3. shall be no more a prince of (be land ofE. 
 Gan. II. 42. and the land oj E. shall not escape 
 Hos. 7 . 16. this shall be their derision in InndofE 
 
 12. 9. the Tord thy God from the land of E. 13 4 ’ 
 Zech. 10 . 10 . I will bring them out of the landofE. 
 H' h. _ 8 . 9. to lead (hem out of the land of R. 
 
 Jude 5. having saved the people ontot thelan'd ofE 
 
 (hit of EGYP \ . ■' 
 
 Gfu. 1.3. 1. A braham o.of R. {| 47..30.carry me 0. ofE. 
 Exod. .3. 11. that I should bring Israel out of k. 
 
 12. . 39 . because they were thrust out ofE.. 
 
 13. 9. it shall he for a sign, for with a strong hand 
 
 bath the Tor.t hrought thee out ofE. 16 
 "'e forth outofE. t 
 
 22.11. behold (here is a people come tntt ofE, 
 
 Kum, .32.11. none of the men that came cat ofE, 
 Dent. 16. 6. at season thou earnest forth out of £. 
 Josh. 2. 10. dried up Red Sea, when came out of E, 
 5. 6. till all that came out of E. were consumed 
 Jiidg. 2. 1. I made you go out ojfE. 1 Sam. 10. 18. 
 iSam.Xo.d. shewed kindness when Is. came out ofE. 
 
 1 Chr. 17 . 21. w hom thou hast redeemed out of E.. 
 
 2 t'/ir. 12. 3. the people that came with him out ofk. 
 
 I sal. 68. .31. princes shall come trut of E. Ethiopia 
 80. 8. thou hast brought a vine mit of E. 
 
 114. 1. when Israel went out of E. house of Jacob 
 
 Isa, 19 . 2.3. there shall be a high-way out of E. 
 
 Jer. 26. 2.3. they set forth Urijah ok/ c/E. 
 
 37 . 5 . then Pharaoh’s army was come out ofE. 
 Hos. 11. 1. I called my son out of E. Mat. 2. 15. 
 
 11. they shall tremble as a bird out of E. 
 
 12. 13. by a prophet l.ord brought Israel otttofE. 
 
 Hag. 2. 5. 1 covenanted, when ye came out of E. 
 Heb. 3. 16. howbeit not all that came out of E 
 To EGYPJ'. 
 
 1 Kings 11 .18. Iladad and the Edomites came to E 
 
 2 Kt7igs 2.3. .34. JehoahaZ came to li. 2 Chr. .36. 4," 
 Isa. 19 . 17 . file land of Judah shall be a terror to E ' 
 
 21. and the l.ord sliall be known to E. 
 
 .31. 1. woe to tliem that go down to E. for help 
 Hos. 7 . 11. they call to E. they go to Assyria 
 See Return. 
 
 . EGYP fIAN. 
 
 Gen. 16.1. Sarai had an hand-maid an E. 3. | 21.9. 
 .39. 1. an E. bought Joseph of the Ishmaelites 
 5. Lord blessed the E. house for Joseph’s sake 
 Exod. 1. 19. the Hebrews are not as the E. women 
 2. 11. Moses spied an E. .smiting an Hebrew 
 
 12. he slew the E. and hid him, Acts 7 . 24, 
 
 19 . an E. delivered us from the shepherds 
 
 lev. 24. 10. whose father was an E. went out' 
 
 Dent. 23. 7 . thou shalt not abhor an E. because 
 1 Sam. .30. 11. they found an E. in the field 
 26'rtw. 23.21. Benaiah slew an E. a goodly man, and 
 the E. had a spear in his hand, 1 Chron. 11. 23. 
 
 \ Chron. 2. .34. Sheshan had a servant an E. Jarha 
 Isa. 11.15. T.ord shall destroy the tongue of E. sea 
 19. 23. and the E. shall come into Assyria 
 Acts 21,3S. art not thou that IL whomadest uproar^ 
 EGYPTIANS. 
 
 Gen. 41. 55. Pharaoh said to the E. go to .Joseph 
 
 4.3. .32. that is abommation to the E. 46. 34. 
 
 50. .3. the E. mourned for Jacob seventy days 
 
 Exod. 3. 22. and ye shall spoil the E. 12. .36. 
 
 8. 26. shall we sacrifice the abomination of E. ? 
 
 11. 7 . Lord put a riiflerence between E. and Israel 
 
 12. 35. they borrowed of the E. jewels of gold 
 14. 9. blit tlfe E. pursued after them, 10. 
 
 1.3. the E. whom ye have seen to day, see no more 
 
 25. tlie E. said, let us flee from the face of Israel, 
 
 for the Lord fighteth for them against the E. 
 27 . the Lord overthrew E. m the midst of the sea 
 
 19. 4. ye have seen what I did to the E. and how 
 32.12. wherefore should the E. speak and say ? 
 
 Nnm. 14.1.3. Moses said, then the E. shall hear it 
 
 20. 15. and E. vexed us and our fathers 
 
 Dent. 26. 6 . the E. evil entreated and afflicted us 
 Josh. 24. 7 . he put darkness between you and the E. 
 Judg. 10. 11. did not I deliver you from the E ’ 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 8. these are (he gods tliat smote the E. 
 
 6. 6. why do you harden your hearts, as the E. did ’ 
 Ezra 9. (.according to the abominations of the E. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 2 . I will set the E. aga sist the E. 
 
 4. the E. will I give into the hand of a cruel lord 
 
 21. the E. shall know the Lord in that day 
 
 23. the E. shall serve with the Assyrians • 
 
 20.4. king of Assyria shall lead away E. prisoners 
 .30. 7 . the E. shall help in vain and to no purpose 
 .31. 3. now E. are men and not God, their horses 
 Jer. 43.13. houses of the gods of the E. shall he burn 
 Lam. 5. 6 . we have given the hand to the E. 
 
 Ezek. 16, 26. hast committed fornication with the E 
 
 2.3. 21. in bruising thy teats by E. for the paps 
 29- 12. and 1 will scatter the E. .30. 2.3, 26. 
 
 13. I will gather (he E. from the people 
 
 Acts 7 . 22 . Mos. was learned in the wisdom of (he E 
 Heb. 11. 29 . wliich E. assaying to do, were drownecl 
 EHUD. 
 
 Judg. .3.15. raised up E. the son of Gera a Benjamite 
 16.' E. made him a dagger || 2.3. E. went forth 
 
 26. and E. escaped while they tarried and passed 
 4.1. Israel again did evil, when E. was dead 
 
 lC7(r. 7 . 10 . sons of Hilliam, E. |18. 6 . the sons ofE. 
 
 EK RON. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 10. it came to pass, as the ark came to E. 
 
 7- ,14. cities were restored to Israel from E. 
 
 2 Kings 1.2. Baal-zebuh the god of E. 3. 6, 16. 
 
 Arnos 1. 8. I will turn mine hand against the E. 
 
 Zeph. 2. 4. and E. shall be rooted up 
 
 Zech. 9. 5. E. very sorrowful 7 . E. a Jebusite 
 EKRONTTES. 
 
 Joih. 13. .3. the land of the E. not yet conquered 
 1 Sam. 5. 10. when ark came to Ekron, E. cried out 
 ETAH. 
 
 Gen.36.41. duke E. |! 1 Kings!. 18. Shimei son ofE. 
 
 1 Kings 16 . 8. E. son of Baasha began to reign 
 
 2 Kingslb. .30. Hoshea the son ofE. 17 . 1. | 18. 1,0. 
 
 1 Chron. 4.15. the son of Caleb. E. the sons of E. ’ 
 
 9. 8. E. the son of Uzzi. (he son of Michri 
 R.LAH. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 2. Israel pitched by the valley of E. 
 
 21. 9. David slew Goliath in the valley of E 
 ELAM. 
 
 Gen. 10. 22. the children of .Shem, E. and Ashur 
 
 14. 1. in the days of Chedorlaomer king of E. 
 
 1 C//rcw. 8. 24. Ilananiah and E. of Benjamin" 
 
 26. .3. E. (he fifth son of Meshelmiiah 
 E.zra 2 . 7- Ihe (hildien of R. || 8 . '. Neh. 7 . 12 34 
 It). 2. one of the sons of E. answered to Ezra’ 
 
 Neh. 10. 14. the chief of the people. E. /atthu 
 12. 42. Jehohanan and E. and Ezer, priests 
 La. 11. II. to recover his people from R. 
 
 21.2. go up. 0 R. 1)22. 6. and R. bare the quiver 
 Jer. 2:7. 25. I made all the kings of E. to drink 
 49. .34. the word of the l.ord that came against E 
 .36. upon E. will I bring the four w inds 
 39.1 will bring again the captivity of E. saith Ld. 
 
 2 Q 2 595 
 
Piioi’EU Names.] ELI 
 
 ELO 
 
 EPH 
 
 I!,tek. C4. there is E. and all her multitude 
 Dan. 8. 2. Shushan which is in the province of E. 
 ELAMITES. 
 
 Hzra 4. 9. the E. wrote a letter to Arfaxerxes 
 Jicts 2. 9. Parthians, E. we hear them speak 
 ELATH. 
 
 2 Kinffs 14. 22. Azariah built E. and restored it 
 
 16. 6. at that time Rezin recovered E. to Syria 
 EL RETIILL. 
 
 Gen. 35. 7. Jacob built an altar, and called it E. 
 ELD AD. 
 
 2^um. 11. 26. the name of the one was E. 
 
 27. E. and Medad do prophesy in the camp 
 
 EI.EALEfl. 
 
 2^'um. 32. .37. the children of Reuben built E. 
 
 Jsa. 15.4. and lleslibmi shall cry,and E. their voice 
 
 16. 9. I will water thee with my tears, O E. 
 
 Jer. 48. 34. from the ci^ of Ileshbon even to E. 
 ELEAZAR. 
 
 Exod. 6. 25. Aaron’s son E. 28. 1. Num. .3. 2.1 26. 
 
 60. 1 Chron. 6. .3. 1 24. 1. Ezra 8. 3.3. 
 Lev. 10.16. Moses was an^ry with E. and Ithamar 
 L'nm. 3. 4. E. ministered in the priest’s office 
 32. E. son of Aaron shall be chief over the Levites 
 
 4. 16. to tlie office of E. pertaineth the oil 
 16. .39. E. the priest took the brasen censers 
 20. 26. and put his garments upon E. his son 
 
 28. Moses and E. came down from the mount 
 • 26. 6.3. that were numbered by Moses and E. 
 
 27. 22. beset .loshua before E. the priest 
 S!. 12. they brought the spoil to Moses and E. 
 
 26. take the sum of prey thou and E. the priest 
 41. and Moses gave tribute unto E. 
 
 34 . 17 . E. and Joshua shall divide the land 
 Josh. 17 . 4. came near before E. || 24. .33. E. died 
 
 1 Ham. 7 . 1. they sanctified E. to keep the ark 
 
 2 Ham. 23. 9. after him E. son of Dodo, 1 Chr. 11.12. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 20. the son of E. was ruler over them 
 2.3. 21. thesonsof Mahli, E. and Kish, 24. 28. 
 
 22. E. died, and had no sons, butdaughters 
 
 24. 4. more chief men of sons of E. than Ithamar 
 
 5. the governors were of the sons of E. 
 
 L!eh. 12. 42. Shemaiah and E. were priests 
 Mat. 1.15. Eliud begat E. and E. begat Matthan 
 
 EL-ELOHE-iirae/. 
 
 Gen. 33. 20. Jacob called the altar L.-lsrael 
 ELHANAN. 
 
 2 Sam. 21 . 19 . E. slew brotherof Goliath,lC//r.20.5* 
 
 23. 24. E. the son of Dodo, 1 Chron. 11. 26. 
 
 ELL 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 25. they' brought the child to E. 
 
 2.11. the child did minister to the L.before E. 3.1. 
 12. now the sons of £. were sons of Belial 
 
 27 . there came a man of God to E. and said 
 
 3. 5. Samuel ran to E. and said, here am I, 6,8. 
 
 . 12.in that day I will perform against E. all things 
 ’ 14. iniquity of E. house shall not he purged 
 4.14. the man came in hastily and told E. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 27. which he spake concerning E. 
 
 ELI, LEX, lama sahachthani. 
 ilfar.27.46.Jesuscried,E.E. lamasab, 15.34. 
 
 ELIAB. 
 
 2^um. 1. 9. of the tribe of Zebulun, E. the son of 
 Delon, 2. 7 .1 24. 29. I 10. 16. 
 36. 1. Dathan and Abiram sons of E. 12.1 26. 9. 
 26. 8. sons of Pallu, E. |1 1 Sam. 16. 6. looked on E. 
 Deut. IL 6. what he did to the sons of E. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 28. E. heard, and his anger was kindled 
 
 3 Chron. 2.13. and .lesse begat his first-born E. 
 
 6. 27- E. the son of Nahath, the son of Zophai 
 12. 9 . E. captain of the Gadites came to David 
 
 15. 18. E. porter, 20.1| 16. 5. E. with a psaltery 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 18. Rehoboam took the daughter of E. 
 
 ELIADA. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. I 6 . E. a son of David, 1 Chron. .3. 8. 
 
 2 Cluon. 17 . 17 . of Benjamin, E. a mighty' man 
 ELIAKIM. 
 
 2 Kings 18.18. there came out to Rab-shakeh E. the 
 sonofllilkiah and Shebna the scribe, Jsa.^t. 3. 
 19.2. Ilezekiah sent E. to Isaiah, Isa. 37. 2. 
 
 2.3.34. made E. sonofjosiah king, 2 Chron. 36. 4. 
 Keh. 12. 41. E. and Maaseiah the priests 
 Isa. 22. 20. that 1 will call my servant E. 
 
 Mat. 1. 13. Abiud begat E. and E. begat Azor 
 Luke^. 30. Jonan, which was the son of E. 
 ELIAM. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.3. Bath-sheba the daughter of E. 
 
 .23. 34. E. the son of Ahithophel the Gilonite 
 ELIAS, .bee ELIJAH. 
 ELTASHIB. 
 
 1 Chron. 3. 24. E. and Pelaiah sons of Elioenai 
 
 24. 12. the eleventh lot came forth to E. 
 
 Ezra 10. 6. .lohanan the son of E. Kch. 12.23. 
 
 24. E. a singer |1 27. E. the son of Zattu 
 .36. E. son of Bani j] Neh. .3. 1. E. the high-priest 
 Keh. 12. 10. Joiakim begdt E. and E. begat Joiada 
 13.4. E. was allied to Tobiah H 7. the evil E. did 
 
 28. one of the sons of Joiada, the son of E. 
 
 ELIEZEIl. 
 
 Gen. 15. 2. the steward of my house is this E. 
 Exod. 18.4. name of Moses’ son was E. 1 Chr. 23.15. 
 
 1 Chron. 7. 8. the sons of Becher, E. and Elioenai 
 
 15. 24. Benaiah and E. the priests did blow 
 
 ' 23. 17 . the son of E. was Rehabiah the chief 
 
 16. the ruler of the Reubenites was E. 
 
 2 C^ro7i. 20. . 37 . E. piophesied against Jehoshaphat 
 Ezra 8.16. then sent 1 tor E. and Ariel, chief men 
 
 10. 18. E. had taken strange wives, 23, .31. 
 
 Luke 3. 29. Jose, which was the son of E. 
 
 ELIHOREPH. 
 
 1 Kings\. 3. E. and Ahiah,sonsof Shisha, scribes 
 ELIIIU. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 1. Elkanah, son of Jeroham, son of E. 
 j Chron. 12. 20. E. fell to David out of Mancisseh 
 I 26. 7 . E. and Semachiah were strong men 
 ■ 27. 18. of Judah, E. one of the brethren of David 
 Joh 32. 2. wrath of E. the Buzite was kindled 
 
 4. E. had waited |l 6. answered, .34.1. 1.35. 1. 
 ELIJAH, or ELIAS. 
 
 1 Kings I 7 .. 1. E. the Tishbite said unto Ahab 
 
 15. she went and did according to the saying of E. 
 L £2. and the Lord heard the voice of E. 
 
 596 
 
 1 Kings 17.2.3.E.tookthe child and brought him down 
 
 18. 2. E. went to shew himself unto /Vhab 
 
 7 . art thou that my lord E.' || 8. E. is here 
 
 16. Ahab went to meet E. || 27. E. mocked tliem 
 40. E. slew all the prophets of Baal 
 
 46. and the liand ot the I>-)rd was on E. 
 
 19. 1. Ahab told Jezebel all that E. had done 
 9- the Lord said, what dost thou here E. t 13. 
 
 20. Elisha leftihe oxen and ran after E. 21. 
 
 21.20. Ahab said to E. hast thou found me ? 
 
 2 Kings 1. 8. Ahaziah said, it is E. the 'I ishbite 
 
 I. 3. the third captain fell on his knees before E. 
 
 17 . he died, according to the word !•’. had spoken 
 
 2.1. when the Lord would take up E. into heaven 
 
 1 8. £. took his mantle, and wrapped it together 
 
 II. E. went up by a whirlwind into heaven 
 
 14. Elisha said, where is the Lord God of E. ? 
 
 15. the spirit of E. doth rest on Idisha 
 
 3. II. which poured water on the hands of E. 
 
 9. .36. done fliat which he spake by E. 10. 10, 17* 
 
 2 Chron.11. 12. there came a writing from E. 
 
 Ezra 10. 21. Masseiah and E. the sonsofllarim 
 Mai. 4. 5. behold, I will send you E. the prophet 
 Mat. 11.14. this is Elias which was to come 
 
 16.14. some say, Elias, Mark 6. 15. Luke 9- 8,19. 
 
 17 . 3. there appeared Elias, Mark 9.4. Luke 9. .30. 
 
 4. three tabernacles, one for thee, one for Moses, 
 one for Elias, Mark 9. 5. Luke 9. 33. 
 
 10. that Elias must first come, Mark 9- IL 
 
 11. E/iai'shall come and restore things,il/«r>19.12. 
 12.1 say ioyou,Elias is come already, Mark9.111. 
 
 27 . 47 . this man calleth for Elias, Mark 15. .35. 
 49.letussee whether Elias will come, Mar^I5..36. 
 Luke 1. 17 . shall go before him in the power of Elias 
 
 4. 25. many widows were in the d-ays of Elias 
 9.54. commanded fire to consume them as £/«ardid 
 
 John 1. 21. art thou Elias ? art thou that prophet? 
 
 25. if thou be not Elias, why baptizest thou I 
 Rom. 11. 2. what the scripture saith of Elias 
 Jam. 5. 17 . Elias was a man subject to like passions 
 ELIM. 
 
 Exod. 15.27. they came to E. Num. .33. 9. 
 
 16.1. they took their journey from E. Num. 33.10. 
 
 ELIMELECH. 
 
 Ruth 1.2. the name of the man was E. ]! 3. E. died 
 
 2.1. Boaz was a kinsman of the family of E. 
 
 4. 9 . that I have bought all that was E. of Naomi 
 ELIPHALET, 
 
 2 Sam.5. 16.Eliadaand E,.David’s son, 1 Chr.3. 6,8. 
 ELIPHAZ. 
 
 Gen. 36.4. Adah bare to Esau, E. 10. 1 Chr. 1. 35. 
 
 11. the sons of E. 12, 15.1 Chron. 1. 36. 
 
 Job 2.11. E. came from his place to mourn 
 
 4. 1. E. the Temanite answered, 15.1. 1 22. 1. 
 
 42. 9. E. did as the Ixird commanded him 
 
 ELISABETH. 
 
 Luke 1. 5. Zacharias’ wife E. ll 7. E. was barren 
 
 24. E. conceived, 36. |1 40. Mary saluted E. 
 
 57 . E.full time came thatshe should be delivered 
 
 ELISHA, ELISEUS. 
 
 1 Kingsl9.lt. thou shalt anoint E. to be prophet 
 17.thatecaped from Jehu,shall E. slay 
 
 19. Elijah departed, and found E. plowing 
 
 2 Kings 1.5. the prophets at Jericho came to E. 
 
 12. E. saw it, and cried, my father, my father 
 
 15. the spirit of Elijah doth rest on E. 
 
 3. 11. one said, here is E. the son of Shaphat 
 
 4.1. now there cried a certain woman unto E. 
 
 8. E. passed to Shunem,where was a great woman 
 
 17 . bare a son at that season that £. had said 
 
 32. when E. was come, behold the child was dead 
 
 5. 9- so Naamancame and stood at the door of E. 
 
 6. 12. E. telleth the words that thou speakest 
 
 18. E. prayed to the Lord, the Lord smote them 
 
 with blindness according to the 
 word of E. 
 
 20. E. said. Lord, open the eyes of these men 
 31. if the head of E. stand on him this day 
 
 8. 4. tell me the great things that E. hath done 
 
 5. the woman whose son E. restored to life 
 
 14. Ben-hadad said, what said E. to thee I 
 13. 14. E. was fallen sick |!l7. E. said, shoot 
 
 16. and E. put his hands upon the king’s hands 
 
 21. they cast th« man into the sepulchre of E. 
 Luke\. 27 . many lepers in Israel in days of Eliseus 
 
 ELISHAH, . 
 
 Ezek. 27 . blue and purple from isles of E. covered 
 ELISIIAMA. 
 
 Num. 1. 10, E, thesonof Ammihud, 2. 18. I 7. 48, 
 5 . 3 . 1 10, 22. 1 Chron. 7. 20. 
 2 Sam. 5. 16. E. David’s son, 1 Chr. .3. 6 , 8 . 1 14. 7 . 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 41. and Jekamiah begat E. 
 
 2 Chron. 17 . 8. he sent with them E. priest 
 
 Jer. 36. 12. E. scribe |1 41. 1. E. of the seed royal 
 ELIS 11EB A. 
 
 Exod. 6. 23. Aaron took him E. to wife 
 ELISHUA. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 15. Ibhar and 1'. David’s sons, 1 C//r. 14.5. 
 ELIUD. 
 
 Mat. 1. 14. Achim begat E. 11 15. E. begat Eleazar 
 ELKANAH. 
 
 Exod. 6. 24. the sons of Korah, Assir.and E. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. 1. his name wasE. the son of Jeroham 
 
 21. E. went up to offer the yearly sacrifice 
 2. 11. E. went to his house 1|20. Eli blessed E. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 23. the son of E.27. .34, 35. I 9. 16, 
 
 25. the sons of E. 26. H 12. 6. E. the Korhite . 
 
 15. 2.3. E. was door-keeper for the ark 
 
 2 Chron. 28.7. E. that was next to the king 
 
 ELMODAM. 
 
 Luke 3. 28. Cosam, which was the son of E. 
 ELNATIJAN. 
 
 2 Kings 24.8. Nehushta the daughter of E. 
 
 Ezra 8.16. 1 sent tor E. and .larib, chief men 
 Jer. 26. 22. Jehoiakim sent E. into Egypt 
 36. 12. E. the son of Achbor sat there 
 25. E. had made intercession to the king 
 ELON. 
 
 Gen. It. .34. Esau took Bashemafh daughter of E. 
 .36. 2. Esau took Adah the daughter ot E. 
 
 46. 14. the sons of Zebulun, Sered and E. 
 
 Judg. 12.11. E. judged Israel U 12. E. died j 
 
 ELUL. 
 
 Neh.t.lt. wall finbhed the 25th day of the month E. 
 ELY MAS. 
 
 Acts 13. 8. but E. the sorcerer withstood them 
 EM IMS. 
 
 Cen. 14. 5. Chedoi laomer came and smote the E. 
 Deut. 2. 111 . the E. dwelt therein in times past 
 EMISIANUI’L. See Appellatives, 
 E.MMAUS. 
 
 iMke 24.1.3. two of them went that same day to E. 
 E.MMOK. 
 
 Acts 7 . 16 . Abraham bought of the sons of E. 
 EN-DOR, 
 
 Josh. 17 . 11. Manasseh had E. and her towns 
 1 Sam. 28. 7. H woman at E. hath a familiar spirit 
 Psat. 83.10. as to Jabin, which perished at E. 
 
 EN EAS. 
 
 Acts 9. 34. E. Jesus Christ maketli thee whole 
 EN-EGLAIM. 
 
 Ezek. 47.10. fishers shall stand from En-gedi to £. 
 EN-GEDl. 
 
 Josh. 15. 62. in the wilderness of Judah, E. 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 29. David dwelt in holds at E. 24. 1. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 2. cometh against Jeho.sha[)hat are in E. 
 Cant. 1.14. as camphire in the vineyards of E. 
 Ezek. 47 . 10. the fishers shall .stand from E. 
 
 .ENOCH. 
 
 Oen.4.17. Cain’s wife bare E. 11518. Jared begat E. 
 5. 22. E. walked with God, and God took him, 24. 
 Luke .3. . 37 . Mathusala, which was the son of E. 
 lleh. 11. 5. by faith E. was translated, and was not 
 Jude 14. E. also prophesied of these, saying 
 EN ON. 
 
 John 3. 23. John was baptizing in E. near to Salim 
 ENO.S. 
 
 Gen. 4. It. Seth called his son’s name E. 
 
 Luke 3. 38. Cainan, which was the son of E. 
 EN-ROGEL. 
 
 2 Sam. 17 . 17. Jonathan and Ahimaaz stayed byE. 
 1 Kings 1. 9. Adonijah slew sheep and oxen by E. 
 EPAPIIRAS. 
 
 Col. 1. 7 . as ye learned of E. our fellow-servant 
 4.12. E, aserv. of Christ sal uteth you, Philem. 23. 
 EPAPD RODITUS. 
 
 Phil. 2. 25. to send to you E. I] 4.18. received of E. 
 EPENEIUS. 
 
 Rom. 16.5.salute my well-beloved E. first-fruits 
 EPIIAH. 
 
 Gen. 25. 4. E. the son of Midian, 1 Chron. 1. .33. 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 46. E. Caleb’s concubine bare Haran 
 
 47 . the sons Jahdai, Pelet, E. and Shaaph 
 Isa. 60. 6. the dromedaries of E. shall cover thee 
 
 EPHE.S-DAMMIM. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 1. the Philistines pitched in E. 
 EPHESIANS. 
 
 Acts 19 . 28. they cried out, great is Diana of E. .34. 
 35. the city of the E. is a worshipper of Diana 
 EPHESUS. 
 
 Acts 18. 19 . Paul came to E. || 21. sailed from E. 
 
 24. a certain Jew named Apollos came to E. 
 
 19. 17 . this was known to Jews and Greeks at E. 
 
 26. ye see, that not alone at E. but thro’ all Asia 
 .35. ye men of E. i| 1 Cor. 16. 8. 1 will tarry at E. 
 
 20. 16. for F'aul had determined to sail by' E. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. .32. 1 have fought with beasts at L. 
 
 1 'lim. 1. .3. as 1 besought thee to abide still at E. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 18. Onesiphorus ministered to me at E. 
 
 4. 12. and 'i'ychicus have I sent to E. 
 
 Rev. 1. 11. send it to I',. || 2. 1. to the angel at E.‘ 
 EP HP HATHA. 
 
 Mark 7 , 34. he saith to him, E. that is, be opened 
 EPHRAIM, a place. 
 
 1 Sam 1.3.23. Absalom had sheep-shearers beside E. 
 
 2 Chron. 13.19- Abijah took E. and towns thereof 
 John 11. 54. Jesus Went info acity called E. 
 
 Mount EPHRAl.M. 
 
 Josh. 17. 15. if mount E. be too narrow for thee 
 20. 7- .Shechem in mount E. a city of refuge, 21.21. 
 Judg. 1. 9. they buried Joshua in the mount of E. 
 
 7 . 24. Gideon sent messengers through mount E. 
 
 17 . 1 . Micahof;//cnwr E. || 8 . Levite came to m. E. 
 
 18. 13. the Danites passed unto menmt E. 
 
 19. 1. a Levite sojourning on the side of mount E. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.1. Elkanah of m. E. j| 2 Sam. 2''. 21. Sheba 
 
 9 . 4. Saul passed through mount E. and passed 
 
 2 Kings 5. 11. two men be come to me from m. E. 
 Jer. 4.15. publisheth affliction from, mount E. 
 
 .31. 6. the watchman upon mount E. shall cry 
 M. 19. Israel shall be satisfied on mount E. 
 
 EPHRAIM, a person,^ or people. 
 
 Gen. 41. 52. the name of Joseph's second son was E. 
 
 48. 14. Israel laid his right hand on E. head 
 
 20 . in thee shall Israel bless, saying. God make 
 thee as E. and he set E. before lilanasseh 
 Num. 1 . 10 . the prince of E. was Elishama, 7 . 48. 
 2 . 18. on the west side shall be the standard of E. 
 10 . 11. the standard of the camp of E. set forward 
 
 26. 35. these are the sons of E. 1 Chron. 7. 20. 
 Deut. 33. 17 . they are the ten thousands of E. 
 Josh. 16 . 9 . the cities for the children of E. 17. 9. 
 Judg. 1 29. nor did E. drive out the Canaanites 
 
 5. 14. out of E. was there a root against Amalek 
 
 8. 2. is not the gleaning of the grapes of E. better 
 12.4. then Jephthah fought with E. smote E. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 9. Abner made Ish-bosheth king over E. 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 22. E. their father mourned many day s 
 
 9 . .3. in Jerusalem dwelt of the children of E. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 9. the strangers out of E. fell to Asa 
 
 17 . 2. Jehoshaphat set garrisons in the cities of E. 
 
 25. 10. Amasiah separated the army out of E. 
 
 28. 7 . Zichri a mighty man of E. slew Maaseiah 
 .30. 18. many of E. had not cleansed themselves 
 .31. l.all Israel brake images in E.. and JIanasseh 
 
 Pxa/. 78.9. the children of E. being armed, turned 
 80. 2. before E. stir up thy strength and save us 
 .Isa. 7 . 2. saying, Syria is confederate with E. 
 
 5. E. hath taken evil counsel against thee 
 
 8. within sixty-five years shall E. be broken 
 
 9. the head of E. is Samaria, and head of Samaria 
 
 17 . from the day that E. departed from Judah 
 
 9 . 9 . E. that say in the pride and stoutness of heart 
 , 21. Manasseh shall eat E. and E. Manasseh 
 
ES H 
 
 GAL [Proper Names, 
 
 Jia. 11.13. the envy also of E. shall depart; E. shall 
 not envy Judah, and Judah shall not vex £. 
 
 17 . 3. the fortress also shall cease from E. 
 
 £8. 1. woe to the <irunkards of E. whose beauty 
 3. drunkards of E. shall be trodden under feet 
 Jer. 7 . Jo- its I have cast out the whole seed of E 
 
 31. 18.1 have heard E. bemoaning himself thus 
 £z£k. 37- 16 . the stick ot E. !!-l8. 5. a portion for E 
 ly. 1 will take stick of Joseph in the hand of E. 
 Ho.t. 5. 3.1 know E. O E. thou committcst whored 
 
 5. Israel and £. shall fall in their iniquity 
 y. E. shall be desolate || IG. be to E. as a moth 
 
 13. when E. saw his sickness, E. went to Assyrian 
 
 14. E.as a lion 116. 4. O E. what shall I (io to thee 
 6 . 10. there is the whoredom of E. Israel isdetiled 
 
 7 . 1 . then the iniquity of E. was discovered 
 
 8. E. hath mixed himself among the people 
 
 8. 9. E. hired lovers ll 11. E. made altaisto sin 
 
 9 . 3 . but E. shall eat unclean things in Assyria 
 
 8. the watdiman of E. was with my God 
 11. as for £. their glory shall fly away 
 
 13. E. shall bring forth children to the murderer 
 
 10. 6. E. shall receive shame, Israel be ashamed 
 
 11. I will make E. to ride ; Judah shall plow 
 
 11.3.1 taught E.to go ll8.how shall I give thee up E. 
 
 9. I will not return to destroy E. for 1 am God 
 IG. E. compasseth me about with lies 
 
 IG. 1. £. feedeth on wind |1 8. E. said, I am rich 
 
 14. £. provoked him to anger most bitterly 
 13,1. when E. spake trembling, he exalted himself 
 
 IG. the iniquity of E. is bound up, his sin is hid 
 14. 8. E. shall say, what have I to do with idols ^ 
 Obad. ly. they shall possess the fields of £. 
 
 Zech. 9 . 10. 1 will cut off the chariot from E. 
 
 13. when I have filled the bow with E. and raised 
 
 10. 7- they of E. shall be like a mighty man 
 See Gate. 
 
 EPHRAIM is. 
 
 Pro/. 60.7-E. the strength of my head, 108. 8. 
 Jer. 31. 9 . and a father to Israel, 1'. is my first born 
 GO. I'r E. my dear son ? is he a ideasaut child *. 
 Has. 4. 17 . E. joined to idols. Jet him alone 
 o. 11. E. ?.ro|)uressed |! 7 . 8. E. is a cake not turned 
 7 . 11. E. w like a silly dove Ij 9. 16. E. ft smitten 
 10. 11. E. is as an heifer that is taught and lovetii 
 EPilRAIM with tribe. 
 
 JVjjw. 1..33. werenumbered of the trfigofE. 40,500 
 13. 8. ot the tribe of E. to spy the land, Oshea 
 34. G4. of tribe ot E. to divide the land, Kemuel 
 Josh. 16. 8. the inheritance of the tribe of E. 
 
 21.5. the Kohathites had cities out of the tribe of 
 E. Dan and Manasseh, GO. 1 Chr. 6. 66. 
 Psal. 78. 67 . and he chose not the tribe ot E. 
 
 EPHKAIMITE. S. 
 
 Judff. 12. 5. the men of Gilead said, art thou an E. ? 
 
 6, there tell at that time of the E. 42,000 
 
 EPHRATAH. 
 
 Jinth4. 11. do thou worthily in E. and be famous 
 1 Chron. 2. 50. Hur, the first-born ofE. 4. 4. 
 
 Psal. J32. 6. lo, we heard of it at E. we found it 
 Mic. 5. 2. but thou, Beth-lehem E. though little 
 ^ EPHRAIH. 
 
 Gen. 35 . 16. there was a little way' to come to E. 
 
 19. Rachel was buried in the wav to E. 48. 7 . 
 
 1 Chron. 2.19. Caleb took to him E. who bai e Ilur 
 ^ EPHRAI HITE, S. 
 
 Puthl.Q. Mahlou, Chilion,E.ofBeth-lehem-Judah 
 1 Sam. 1 . 1. Elkanah was an E. I 7 . 12 . Jesse an E, 
 
 1 Kings 11. £6. Jeroboam an E. of Zeieda 
 ^ EPHRON. 
 
 Gen. 23.8. entreat for me to E. the son of Zoar 
 
 16 . Abraham hearkened to E.weigherl silver to E. 
 
 25. 9. Abraham was buri . in the^field of E. 
 
 49. 30. Abraham bought with the field of £. 50. 13 
 
 ^ EPICUREANS. 
 
 .Acts 17 .18. certain of the E. encountered Paul 
 
 ^ . er, 
 
 Gen. .38. 3. called his name E. || 6.took a wife for E. 
 
 7 . E. Judah’s first-born was wicked, 1 Chron. 2. 3. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 21. E. the father of I.ecah 
 Jjuhe 3. 28. Elmodam, which was the son of E 
 
 ERASTUS. 
 
 Acts 19. SG.PaulsentXimotheusand E. info Maced. 
 
 2 i'im. 4. 20.E. abode Corinth, Trophimus Miletum 
 
 ESAIAS. See Isaiah. 
 
 ESA R-H ADDON. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 37. E. reigned in his stea<l, Isa. . 37 .38 
 Ezra 4, 2. since the d<n s of E. king of Assur 
 ^ ESAU. 
 
 Gen. 25. 25. and they called his name E. 
 
 27 . E. was a hunter II29. E. came li'om field 
 .34. thus E. despised his birthright 
 
 27 . 11. behold, E. my brother is a hairy' man 
 
 21. whether thou be my very son E.or not, 24 
 
 41. E. hated Jacob because of the blessing 
 
 42. these words of E. were told to Rebekah 
 
 28. 9. then went E. to Ishmael, and took Mahalath 
 
 32. 3. Jacob sent messengers before Idm to E. 
 
 H. deliver me, I pray thee, liom the hand of E. 
 
 18. it IS a present sent unto my lord E. 
 
 33. 4. E. ran to meet him, and embraced him 
 
 9. and E. said, 1 have enough, my bi other 
 
 50. 1. when thou fleddest from E. thy brother 
 36. 1. now these are the generations ot E. 
 
 43. he is E. the father of the Edomites 
 Bent. 2. 5.have given mount Seir to E. \".Josh."A.A. 
 
 22. as he (lid to the children of E. in Seir 
 Josh. 24. 4. unto Isaac, Jacob, and E. 1 Chr. 1. .34 
 Jer. 49. 8. I will bi ingfhe calamity of E. on him 
 
 10. 1 have made E. bare, I have uncovere(i 
 Vbad. 6. how are the things of 1’,. searched out! 
 
 18. the house of E. shall be for stubble 
 21. saviours shall come to judge tlie mount of E. 
 
 brother, saith the Lord.'* 
 
 3. I loved Jacob, and 1 hated E. liom. 9. 13. 
 
 10 ■ I'i blessed Jacob and E. 
 
 12.16. lest there be any profane person, as E 
 ^ ESEK. 
 
 Gen. 26.20. Isaac called the name of the well E 
 _ ESHCOL. 
 
 Amorite, brother of E. 
 
 **4, Aner, E. Mamri, let them take their portion 
 
 FEL 
 
 Num. 13. 24. the place was called the brook E. 
 
 32, 9. when they wen^u^unto the valley of E. 
 
 Luke 3. 25. Naum, which was the son of E. 
 ESROM. 
 
 Mat. 1. 3. and E. begat Aram, Luke 3. 3.3. 
 ESl'HER. 
 
 Esth. 2. 7-.lie brought up Iladassah, that is E. 
 
 17 . the king loved E. || 18. thekingmade E. feast 
 22. told ino E. II 5. 3. what wiitthou, queen E..^ 
 4.4. E. maids came, she sent raiment to clothe Mor 
 12. and they told to Mordecai E. words 
 17 . Monlecai did all that E. had commanded 
 5. 2. the king held out to E. the golden sceptre, 8.4. 
 12. E. let no man come with the king but myself 
 7 . 2 . the king said, what is thy petition, queen k’.? 
 7 . Ilaman stood up to make request for lil^e to E 
 
 8. 3. and E. spake yet again befoj e the king 
 7 . behold, I have given E. the house of Hainan 
 
 9 . 29 . E. the queen wrote with all authority' 
 
 32. decree of E. confirmed these matters of Purim 
 
 El'AM. 
 
 Jndg. 15. 8. Samson dwelt in fop of the rock E. 
 
 11. then 3000 men went to top of the rock E. 
 
 ^ ETllAM. 
 
 Exod. 1.3. 20. they encamped in E. Nnm. .33. 6. 
 Num. 33.8. went three days’ journey in wilder, of E 
 El'llAN. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 31. for Solomon was wiser than F, 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 6. the sons of Zerah, Zimri, and E. 
 EIHANIM. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 2. all Israel assembled in the month E. 
 
 EIHIOPIA. 
 
 2 Azwirrig. 9 . when he heard say of Tirhakali king 
 
 ot E. behold, he is come out to fight, Isa. . 37 . 9 . 
 Esth. 1 . 1 . Ahasuerus reigned from India to E. 8 . 9 . 
 Job 28. 19 . the topaz of E. shall not equal it 
 / Sal. 68. 31. E. shall stretch out her hands to God 
 87.4. behold Philistia and Tyre with E. man born 
 Isa. 18.1. which is beyond rivers of E. Zeiih. 3. 10. 
 20.3. Isaiah hath walked hare-foot for a sign on E 
 5. they shall be ashamed of E. their expectation 
 43. .3. I gave Egypt for thy ransom, E. for thee 
 45.14. the merc handise of E. shall come to thee ' 
 Kzek. .30. 4. great pain in E. || 5. E. shall fall, .38. 5 
 Nah. .3. 9, E. and Egypt \vere the strength of No 
 Acts 8. 27 . behold, a man ot E. an eunuch of author 
 ETHIOPIAN. 
 
 Aww. 12.1. because of the E. woman he married 
 2 Chron. 14. 9. Zerah the E. came out against Asa 
 Jer. 1.3. 2.3. can E. change his skin or leopard 
 38. 7 . Ebed-melech the E-. 10 . 12 . | 39 16 
 ETHIOPIANS. 
 
 2 Chron. 14.12. the I.ord smote the E. the E. fled 
 16. 8. were not the E. and T.ubims a huge host > 
 
 21. 16. the Ld. stirred Arabians that were near E. 
 Isa. 20. 4. he shall lead the E. captives 
 Jer. 46. 9 . the E. that handle the shield 
 Ezek. .30. 9. to make the careless E. afraid 
 Dara. 11. 43. the Libyans and E. shall be at his steps 
 Amos 9 . 7 . areyenot as the children of E. unto me.’ 
 Zeph. 2. 12. ye E. shall be slain by the sword 
 Acts 8 . 27 . an eunuch under Candace queen of E. 
 EUBULUS. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 21. E. greeteth thee, Pudens and Linus 
 k. E. 
 
 Gen. .3. 20. Adam called his wife’s name E. 
 
 4.1. Adam knew E. his wife, and she conceived 
 2 Cor. 11.3. lest as serpent beguiled E. thro’subtlety 
 
 1 'Tim. 2. 13. for Adam was first formed, then E 
 
 EVIL-MERODACH. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 27. E. king of Babylon did lift up the 
 head ot Jehoiachin out of prison, Jer. 52. 31 
 
 EUNICE. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 5. faith which dwelt in Lois and mother E 
 EUODIAS. 
 
 Phil. 4. 2. I beseec h E. and beseech Syntyche 
 EUPHRAl'ES. 
 
 Gen. 2. 14. and the fourth river is E. 
 
 15. 18. unto the great river, the river E. 
 
 Beut. 1 . 7 . go to the great river E. Josh. 1 . 4 . 
 
 11. 24. shall be yours from the river E. to the sea 
 2 Sam. 8. .3. David smote Hadadezeras he went to 
 
 recover his border at the river E. 1 Chr. 18. .3. 
 
 2 Kings‘AA. 29. Necho went up to E. 2 Chr. .35. 2o! 
 
 24. 7 . the king of Babylon took from Egypt to e! 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 9. Reuben inhabited from the river E 
 Jer. 13. 4. arise, go to E. || 5. so 1 hid it by E. 
 
 7 . I went to E. || 46. 10. hath a sacrifice bv E. 
 
 46. 2. the word came against Pharaoh by £. 
 
 6. they shall stumble and fall by the river E. 
 
 51. 6.3. thou shalt cast it into the midst of E.' 
 llev. 9.14. angels that are bound in the river E. 
 
 16. 12. sixth angel poured out his vial on E 
 
 EU'l'YCHU.S. 
 
 Acts 20. 9. there named E. fallen 
 
 Eiek. 24. 24. thus E. is unto you a sign 
 EZKL. 
 
 1 Sam. 20. 19. thou shalt remain by the stone E 
 EZRA. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 17. the sons of E. .Tether and Mered 
 Ezra 7 . 12. Artaxerxes king to E. the priest 
 
 25. thou, 1'. after the wisdom of thy God, set 
 
 10.1. when E. had prayed and confessed, weeping 
 Neh. 8. 2. E. brought the law before congregation 
 
 6. and E. blessed the T.ord the great God 
 
 12. 1. these are the priests, .Seraiah, Jeremiah, E. 
 
 13. of E. Meshullam was priest 
 
 26. these were in days of E. the priest, the scribe 
 36. and E. the scribe before them 
 
 I ^ . TEST US. 
 
 Acts 24.^. Porcius F. came into Felix’ room 
 25. 9 . F. willing to do the Jews a pleasure 
 
 1.3. king Agrippa came to Cesarea to salute F. 
 14. k. declared Paul’s cause unto the king 
 
 23. at F. commandment Paul was brought forth 
 -0. 25. Paul said, 1 am not mad, most noble F. 
 FORIUNATCS. 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 17 . I am glad of the coming of F, 
 
 G. 
 
 F. 
 
 FELIX. 
 
 Acts 23. 24. that they may bring Paul safe to F. 
 26. Lysias to the most excellent governor F. 
 24. 3. we accept it always, most noble F. 
 
 24. when F. came with his wife Drusilla 
 
 25. as Paul reasoned of judgment, F. trembled 
 25.14. tjiere is a certain man left iu bonds by F. 
 
 _ ^ GAAL. 
 
 Judg. 9. 41. Zebul thrust out G. and his brethren 
 GABBA I HA. 
 
 John 19 .13. called the pavement, in Hebrew, G 
 r. ^ ^ GABRIEL. 
 
 Dan. 8.16. G. make this man understand the vision 
 9. ^1. while 1 was praying, the man G. touched me 
 ^ stand in presence of (Jod 
 
 *6. the angel G, was sent from Go(J to .'tiaiy 
 GAD. ^ 
 
 .30. 11 . a troop comes, she called his name G 
 3.5. 26. the sons of Zilpah, G. and Asher 
 46.16 sons G Num 1.24. | 26.15,18. 1 Chr. 12.14. 
 49 . 19 . G. a troop shall overcome liim 
 Nnm. 1.14. the prince of G. Eliasaph.2.14.1 7.‘42 
 32.1. children of G. had a multitude of cattle 
 2. the children of G. came and spake to Moses 
 
 29 . d the children of G. will pass over Jordan 
 33. Moses pave to G. the kingdom of Silion 
 34 .14. the tribe of the children of G. have received 
 their inheritance. Josh. 13.28. I 18. 7 
 Dent. 27.13. on mount Ebal to curse G. and Asher 
 
 3.3. 20. and ot G. blessed he be that enlargetli G. 
 Josh. 4.12. the children of G. passed over armed 
 
 22. 9. the children ol G. returned out of .Shiloh 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 7 . some Hebrews went to the land of G. 
 
 2 ■'saw. 24.5. that lieth in the midstof the river of G. 
 
 11. the word of the Lord came to the prophet G. 
 
 ,. . Ea'.id’s seei;, saying, 1 Chron. 21. 9,18. 
 
 14. David said unto G. 1 am in a great strait 
 
 19. David did according to the saying of G 
 
 1 Chron. 29.29. acts of David are in the book of G. 
 
 2 C//r. 29 .25. Levites according to command of G. 
 Jer. 49. 1. why then doth their king inherit G. ’ 
 Ezek. 48.27. a portion for G. || 34. one gate of G. 
 
 Tribe of GAD. 
 
 Num. 1.25. that w'ere numbered oUrihe c/G.45,650. 
 2. 14. then the G. shall set forward, tlie 
 
 captain ot G. shall be Eliasaph, 10. 20. 
 
 1.3. 15. of the tribe ofG. to spy the land, Geuel 
 
 34.14. the tribe of the children of G. have received 
 T 1 ^ i»lieritance, Jo.sh. 13. 24. 
 
 20 8. out of the miec/G. assigned Kamoth- 
 Gilead to the Levites, 21.7, .38. 1 Chr. 6.6.3,80. 
 liev.7.0. ot tlie tribe oj G. were sealed 12,000 
 GADARENES. 
 
 Marks. 1. they came over to the otlier side of the 
 sea into the country of the G. J^ike 8. 26 
 LukeQ. 37 . country^t^^. besought him to depart 
 
 Deut. .3.12. this land gave 1 unto the G. 16. 
 
 Josh. 22.1. Joshua called the Beubenites and G, 
 2Sam.2^.3e>. Bam G. one of David’s mighty men 
 2 A i7iffs 10. 33. smote the G. and Keuheiiites 
 
 1 Chron. 12.8. ot the G. there separatee! to Daviii 
 
 26. 32. whom David made rulers over the G 
 
 G AIU .S. 
 
 Acts 19. 29 . having caught G. a man of Macedonia 
 
 20. 4. G. ot Derbe accompanied Paul into Asia 
 liom. 16. 23. G. mine host saluteth you 
 1 Cor. 1.14. 1 baptized none but Crispus and G 
 ZJohn 1. the elder unto the well-beloved G 
 GALA'I'IA. 
 
 Acts 16.6. had gone through the region of G. 18 "3 
 
 1 Cor. 16.1. have given order to the churches of G * 
 
 2 lim. 4. 10. Cresceiis is departed to G. 
 
 1 Pet. 1.1. to the saints scattered through Pontus G 
 .GALATIAN.S. ’ 
 
 Gal. 3.1. O foolish G. who hath bew'itched vou ’ 
 GALBANUM. ' 
 
 Exod. 30. 34. take sweet spices, onycha, and G- ' 
 
 ^ GALKED. 
 
 Gen. .31. 47; but Jacob called the heap G. 
 
 48. therefore was the name of it called G. 
 
 ^ . GALILEE. 
 
 Josh. CO, 7 . Kedesh in G. for a city of of refuge 
 21.32. Kedesh in G. to the Levites, 1 Chron. 6. 76. 
 
 1 hingsg. 11. Solomon gave Hiram 20cities in G, 
 
 2 Kings 15. 29. 'J'iglath-[)ileser took Ijon an(l G. 
 
 J-ffl. 9 . 1. did more grievously afflict her in G. 
 
 Mat.2.22. Joseph turned into the parts of G. 
 
 3.1.3. thencometh Jesus from G. lo Jiffln, j/*r/H.9. 
 4.15. G. of the Gentiles || 21. 11. Jesus of G. 
 
 18. Jesus walking by the sea of G. Mark 1.16. 
 
 2o. there followed multitudes from G. Mark 3.7. 
 
 15. 29 . Jesus came nigli unto the sea of G. 
 
 26. .32.1 will go before you into G. Mark 14. 28. 
 
 27 . 55. many women beholding afar off which fol¬ 
 lowed Jesiis from G. Mark 15.41. J.jofe2.3.49,55. 
 
 28. 7. he goefh before you into G. Mark 16. 7. 
 Mark 1. . 39 . be preached throughout all G. 
 
 Luke A. 14. Jesus returned in power of Spirit into G. 
 
 44. be preac bed in synagogues of G. 
 
 2.3. 5. beginning from G. to this place 
 
 6. when Pilate beard of G. he asked whether Gal,? 
 
 24. 6. how be spake to yon when he was in G. 
 John!. 41. some said, shall Christ come out of G. 
 
 52. art thou ot G. ? out of G. ariseth no prophet 
 12.21. Philip who was of Bethsaida in G. 
 
 Acts 1. 11. ye men of G. 1| 5. .37. J ndas of G. rose up 
 
 9 . 31. then had the churches rest through all G. 
 
 10. . 37 . the word you know which began from G. 
 
 13. 31. he was seen of them that came from G, 
 
 See Cana. 
 
 „ . GALILEAN, S. 
 
 Mark 14. 70. for thou art a G. Luke 22. 59. 
 l.nke 1.3. 1. there were some told liim of tlie G. 
 
 2. suppose ye these G. were sinners above all G. i 
 .3.6. Pilate asked whether tlie man w ere a G. ? 
 
 697 
 
GOL 
 
 HAM 
 
 Proper Names.] G I B 
 
 John 4. 45. when he was come, the G. received him 
 Acts 2. 7. are not all these that speak, G. ? 
 GALI.IM. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 44. Saul gave Miclial to Phalti of G. 
 
 Jsa. 10. 30. lilt up thy voice, O daughterot G. 
 GALLIO. 
 
 Acts 18. 12. when G. was the deputy of Achaia 
 
 17. and G. cared for none of those things 
 
 GA.MALIEL. 
 
 Nmot. 1. 10. of Manasseh, G. sou of Pedahzur, 2. 
 
 20.17.54,59. 10.23. 
 
 Acts 5. 34. then s'.Mod up a Pharisee named G. 
 
 22. 3. yet 1 was brought up at tlie teet ot G. 
 
 GAM MAD I MS. 
 
 Esek. 27. 11. and the G. were in thy towers 
 GAin. 
 
 1 Sam. 5. 8. let the ark be carried about to G. 
 
 6. 17 these are the golden emerods, torG. one 
 27 . 4. it was told Saul, that Da' id was lied to G. 
 2>S>aw. 1.20. tell itnotin G. publish it not in Aslikelon 
 21. 22. these four were born to the giant in G. and 
 fell by tlie hand of David and serv. 1 Chr. 20. 8. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 39. two servants of shiinei ran to G. 
 
 40. Shimei went to G. to seek his servants 
 
 2 Kings 12. 17. Hazael went and fought against G. 
 
 1 Chr. 8. 13. Beraiah drove a wav inliabitants ot G. 
 
 18. 1. Davui took G. from the Pliilistines 
 
 2 Chron. 26. 6. Uzziah brake down the wall of G. 
 Amos 6. 2. then go down to G. of the Philistines 
 JMtc. 1. 10. declare ye it not at G. weep not at all 
 
 GAZA. , , 
 
 Judg. 16.1. Samson went to G. and saw an harlot 
 21. the Philistines brought Samson down toG. 
 Jer. 47 . 1. before that Pharaoh smote G. 
 
 5. baldness is come upon G. Ashkelon is cut off 
 Amos 1. t). for three transgressions ot G. and tor tour 
 
 7 . but I will send afire on the wall ot G. 
 
 .ZejpA.C. 4. G. shall be forsaken and Ashkel. adesol. 
 Zech. 9. 5. G. shall see it, king shall perish trom G. 
 Acts8. 26. the way that goeth from Jerusalem to G. 
 
 GEBA. 
 
 Josh. 21. 17 . given out of the tribe of Benjamin to 
 the priests, G. with her suburbs, 1 Chron. 6. fit). 
 
 1 Kings 15. 22. king Asa built G. 2 Chron. 16. 6. 
 
 2 Kings 23.8. Josiah defiled the high places trom G. 
 Isa. 10. 29. they have taken up lodging at G. 
 
 Zech. 14. 10. the land shall be as a plain trom G. 
 
 GEBAL. 
 
 Psal. 83. 7 . G. and Ammon are confederate 
 Ezek, 27 . 9. the ancients of G. were thy calkers 
 GEBIM. 
 
 Jsa. 10. 31. the inhabitants of G. gather to flee 
 GBDALIAH. 
 
 2 Kings25. 24. and G. sware to them, Jer. 40. 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 3. the sons of .leduthun, G. and Zen 
 
 9 . now the second lot came forth to G. 
 
 Ezra 10.18, Jarib and G. had taken strange wives 
 Jer. 38.1. G. the son of Pashur heard Jeremiah 
 40.14. but G. sou of Ahikam believed them not 
 
 41. 2. Ishmael smote G. with the sword 
 
 43. 6. Johanau took all that were left with G. 
 Zeph. 1.1. Zephaiiiah the son ot Cushi, son of G. 
 See Akieam. 
 
 GEHAZl. 
 
 2 Kings A. 12. Elisha said toG. call Shunamite, 36, 
 27 . but G. came near to thrust her avyay 
 
 5. 21. so G. followed after B aaman, said, is all well 
 25. Elisha said to him, whence comest tliou, G. 
 
 8. 4, the king talked with G. servant of Idisha 
 
 GEMAKIAH. 
 
 Jer. 29. 3. the w'ords that Jeremiah sent by G. 
 
 36. 25. G. made intercession not to burn the roll 
 GEN Is ESA RET, El H. 
 
 'RIat. 14. 34. they came to the land of G. JJar/-6. 53. 
 Euke 5. 1. people pressed, .lesus stood by lake of G. 
 GERA. 
 
 Judg. 3. 15. the Lord raised up Ehud the son of G 
 USam. 16.5. Shirnei son of G. 19.16,18. 1 Kings Q.. 8 
 GERAHS. 
 
 Eiod. 30. 13. a shekel is twentj’ G. Lev. 27. 25 
 Aum. 3. 47 .1 18. 16. Ezek. 45. 12. 
 GERAK. 
 
 Gen. 20. 1. Abraham sojourned in G. II26. 6. Isaac 
 2. Abimelech king of G. Ij 20. the herdmauof G 
 
 gergesEnes. 
 
 Mat. 8. 28. he was come into the country of the G 
 GERIZIM. 
 
 Eeut. 11. 29 . thou shalt put the blessing on mount G 
 27 . 12. these shall stand on mount G. to bless 
 Josh. 8. 33. half of them over-agamst mount G. 
 Judg. 9. 7 . Jotham stood on the top of mount G. 
 
 GERtsHOM, GERSHON. 
 
 Gen. 46.11. the sons of Levi, G. Ivohathand lilerari 
 Exod.6. 16 . Jtum. 3. 17- 1 Chrori.d. 1, 16 . | 23.6 
 Exod. 2. 22. the name of iMoses’ son was G. 
 
 6. 17 . the sons of G. Libni, Shimei, Num. .3. 18. 
 JSfian. 3. 21. of G. was the family of the Libnites 
 
 25. charge of the sons of G. H 4. 22. their sum, 38. 
 4.28. this is the service of the sons ot G. 
 
 7 . 7 . two waggons and four oxen gave to sons of G. 
 
 10. 17 . the sons of G. bearing the tabernacle 
 Josh. 21. 6. cities the children of G. had, 27. 
 
 Judg. 18. 30. Jonathan the son of G. was priest 
 Ezra8. 2. of the sons of Phinehas, G. went up 
 
 GESIIUR. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 37. Absalom fled and went to G. 38. 
 
 14. 23. Joab went to G. jl .32. w hy 1 come from G. 
 
 15. 8. thy servant vowed a vow at G. in Syria 
 1 Chron. 2. 23. Jair took G. and Aram trom them 
 
 GESHU RITES. 
 
 Josh. 13.13. the G. dwell among the Israelites 
 
 1 Sam. 27 . 8. David and his men invaded the G. 
 
 GETIISEMAN K. 
 
 Mat. 26. 36. cometh to a called G. Mark 14.32. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 24. the hill Ammah that lieth before G. 
 
 GIB BAII. 
 
 Judg. 19 .14. sun went down when they were by G. 
 
 16 . an old man of mount Ephraim sojourned in G. 
 20. 9. this shall be the thing we will do to G. 
 
 1.3. deliver us the children of Belial in G. 
 
 30. tliey put themselves in array against G. 
 
 598 ' 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 26. Saul also went home to G. 1.5. 34. 
 
 14. 2. Saul tarried in the uttermost part of G. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 6. let seven men of his sons be delivered 
 
 to us, we will hang them up to the Lord in G. 
 Isa. 10. 29. Ramah .s afraid, G. of Saul is fled 
 IJos. 5. 8. blow ye the cornet in G. cry aloud 
 9 . 9. have corrupted themselves as in thedayiofG. 
 
 10 9 . O Israel, thou hast sinned trom the daysot 
 G the battle in G. did not overtake them 
 GIBEON, 
 
 Josh. 10. 2. feared, because G. was a great city 
 
 4. come up and help me, that we may smite G. 
 
 12. Joshua said, sun, stand thou still upon G. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 13. they met together by the («)ol ot G. 
 
 .3. .30. because he had slain AsaI.el at G. in liattle 
 
 20, 8. when they were at the great stone hi G. 
 
 1 A 7 «i 7 f. 3 . 5 . iiiG.the Lord aiipear. to Solomon,9.2. 
 j Chron. 8. 29. at G. dwelt the father ot G._9. .‘15. 
 
 21. 29. the altar of burnt offering w as at G. 
 
 Isa. 28. 21. he shall be w rath as in the valley of G, 
 Jer. 28. 1. Ilananiah the son of Azur in G. 
 
 41 12. they found Ishmael by the waters in G. 
 GIBEOM I E.S. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 1. a famine, because Saul slew the G. 
 
 9. he delivered them into the hands ot the G. 
 
 GIDEON. 
 
 Judg. 6. 11. G. threshed wheat by the wme-press 
 24. G. built an altar there uiitothe Lord 
 34. but the Spirit of the Lord came upon G. 
 
 7 . 1 . then Jerubbaal, who is G. rose u)) early 
 
 14. there is nothing else, save the sword of G. 
 
 18. the sword ot the Lord and ot G. 2'). 
 
 8.21. G. slew Zebal! 27. G. made anephod thereof 
 .30. G. had 70 sons ll 32. G. died in a good old age 
 .35. nor shewed they kindness to the house ot G. 
 Heb. 11. 32. the time would fail me to tell of G. 
 GIDEON 1. 
 
 Num. 1.11. the prince of Benjamin was Abidan the 
 son of G. 2. 22. 1 7- 6d> 65. 
 GIHON. 
 
 Gen. 2. 13. the name of the second river is G. 
 
 1 Kiyigs 1. .3.3. and bring Solomon dow n to G. .38. 
 45. they have anointed him king in G. 
 
 GILBOA. 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 4. Saul and all Israel pitched in G. 
 
 31. 1. Israel and Saul fell down slain in mount 
 G. 8. 2 Sam. 21. 12. 1 Chron. 10. 1, 8. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 6. as I happened by chance on mount G. 
 
 21. ye mountains of G. let there be no dew 
 
 GILEAD. 
 
 Ntan. .32.1. saw thelanoof G. was a place for cattle 
 40. Moses gave G. to IMachir, Dent. 3. 15. 
 
 Dent. 34 . 1 . the Lord shewed him the land of G. 
 Josh. 17 . 1 . Machir, being a man of war, had G . 
 
 22. 13. Israel sent Phinehas into the land of G. 
 J7(dg. 10. 18. be head over the inhabitants of G. 
 
 11. 11. then Jephthah went with the elders of G. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 9. Abner made Ishbosheth king over G. 
 
 17 . 26. Israel and Absalom pitched in land of G. 
 
 1 h'tJigs 17 . 1 . Elijah the 1 ishbite, who was of G. 
 Psal. 60. 7 . G. is mine, Manasseh is mine, 108. 8. 
 CaTit. 4. 1. thy Hair as a flock of goats from G. 6. 5. 
 Jer. 8.22. is there no balm in G. .Mio physician there I 
 
 22. 6. thou art G. to me ll 46. 11. go up into G. 
 
 50. 19 . his soul shall be satisfied on mount G. 
 
 Hos. 6. 8. G. is the city of them that work iniquity 
 
 12. 11. is there iniquity in G. t they are vanity 
 Amos 1. 3. they have threshed G. with instruments 
 
 I. 3. they have ripped up women with child of G. 
 Obad. 19 . and Benjamin shall possess G. 
 
 Mic. 7 . 14. let them feed in Bashan and G. 
 
 Zech. 10. 10. I will biing them into the land of G. 
 See Ramoth. 
 
 gileadh'e, s. 
 
 Judg. 10. 3. Jair G. judged Israel.!! 11. 1. Jephthah 
 
 12. 4. ye G. are fugitives of Ephraim 
 
 5. and the G. took the passages of Jordan 
 
 2 Satn. 17 . 27 . Barzillai the G. brought beds 
 
 See Barzillai, 
 
 GILGAL. 
 
 'Josh. 4. 19 . the people came up and encamped in G. 
 
 9 . 6 . thev went to Joshua unto the camp at G. 
 
 10. 6. the men of G. sent to the camp at Gibeon 
 .Judg. 2. 1. an angel came up from G. to Bochim 
 
 1 Sam. 7 . 16. Saiiiuel went in circuit to G. 
 
 10. 8. and thou shalt go down before me to G. 
 
 II. 14. let us go to G. and renew the kingdom 
 
 13. 7 . Saul was in G. 1! 8. Samuel came not to G. 
 
 15. 3.3. Samuel hewed Agag in pieces in G. 
 
 Hos. 4. 15. come not ye to G. nor go to Eeth-aven 
 
 9.15. their wickedness is in G. there 1 hated them 
 12. 11. they sacrifice bullocks in G. their altars 
 Amos 4. 4. at G. multiply transeression ami bring 
 
 5. 5 . enter not into G. for G. .shall go into captivity 
 Mic. 6. 5. Balaam answered him trom Shittiin to G. 
 
 GlLUNllE. 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 12. Ahithopliel the G. 23. 34. 
 
 GlRGASIll I'E, S. 
 
 Gen. 10. 16. Canaan begat the G. 1 Chron. 1. 14. 
 15. 21. to thy seed have 1 given this land to Eu¬ 
 phrates and the land of the G. Keh. 9. 8. 
 Dent. 7 . 1. w hen tlie Lord hath cast out the G. 
 Josh. 3. 10. he will without fail drive out tlie G. 
 GlTl ITE. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 10. the house of Obed-edom the G. 11. 
 15. 19 . Ittai the G. 22. j 18. 2. \\ 21. 19. Goliath 
 GOB. 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 18. a battle with the Philistines at G. 
 GOG. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 4. sons of Joel. G. his son, Shirnei his son 
 Ezek. 38. 2. son of man, set thy face against G, 
 
 3. say, behold, 1 am against thee. O G. 39. 1. 
 
 16 . when 1 shall be sanctified in thee, O G. 
 
 18. when G. shall come against the land ot Israel 
 39. 11. I will give to G. a place of graves m Israel 
 Rev. 20. 8. G. and Magog, to gather them together 
 GOI.AN, See Bashan. 
 
 GOLGOTHA. , ^ . 
 
 Mat. 27 . 33. were come to a place called G. that is to 
 say, a place of a skull, Mark 15.22. John 19. 17. 
 GOLIAITI. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .4. G. of Gath a champion went out, 23. 
 
 1 Sam. 21.9.'the sword of G. the Philistine is here 
 22. 10. he gave, him the sword of G. the Philistine 
 
 2 Sam.tl. 19. slew the brother of G. 1 Chr. 20. 5. 
 
 GOMER. 
 
 Gen. 10. 2. sons of Japtieth, G. Magog, 1 Chr. 1.5. 
 
 .3. the sons of G. Ashkenaz, Riphath, 1 Chr. 1.6. 
 Ezek. 38.6, G. and all his bands, house of I'ogarmah 
 Hos. 1. 3. he took G. the daughter of Diblaiiii 
 GOMORRAH. 
 
 Cen.13.10. before the lAird destroyed .Sodom and G. 
 H. 11. they took all the goods of Sodom and G. 
 
 18.2d. because the cry of Sodom and G. is great 
 
 19. 24. the Ixird rained on G. fire from heaven 
 28. Abraham lookeil tow ards Sodom and G. 
 
 Dcm/. 29 . 23. like the overthrow of Si.dom and G. 
 Isa. 1. 9.1 13. 19 . Jer. 2.3. 14.1 49. 18. 1.50. 40. 
 Amos 4. 11. Rom. 9. 29- 2 f*ee. 2. 6. Jude 7- 
 32. .32. for their vine is of the fields of G. 
 
 Jsa. 1 . 10 . give ear to the law, ye peopleof G. 
 Zeph.i. 9 . the children of Ammon sliall be asG. 
 Mat. 10 . 15. be inoie toleiable for G. Mark 6 . 11 . 
 GOSHEN. 
 
 Gen.Ab. 10. dwell in G. 46. .34. 147. 4.6, 27. 
 
 Exod. 8. 22. 1 w ill sever that <iay the land of G. 
 
 9 . 26. only in the land of G. was there no hail 
 Josh. 10. 41. Joshua smote the country of G. 
 
 11. 16. so Joshua took all the land of G. 
 
 15. 51. the inheritance of Judah,G. Ilolon 
 GOZAN. 
 
 2 Kings 17.6. the king of Assyria placed Israel by 
 the river of G. 18. 11.1 Chron. 5. 26. 
 19 . 12 . my fathers have destroyed, as G. Isa. 37.12. 
 
 , G RECTA. 
 
 Han. 8. 21. the rough goat is the king of G. 
 
 10. 2o. w hen I am gone the king of G. shall come 
 
 11. 2. he shall stir up all against tl;e realm of G. 
 
 GR ECIANS, 
 
 Joel‘A.6. the children or J udah have ye sold to theG. 
 Acts 6. 1. there arose a murmuring of the G. 
 
 9. 29 .Paul spake lioidl> and disputed against the G. 
 
 11. 20 . who spake to theG. preaching the L. Jesus 
 
 GREECE. 
 
 Zech. 9 .13. th^' sons, O Zion, against thy sons.O G. 
 Acts 20. 2. Paul came to G. and there abode 
 GREEK. 
 
 Mark 7. 26. the woman w as a G. a Syrophenician 
 Acts 16 .1. the father of 1 imotheus was aG. .3. 
 Rom. 1. If), to Jew first, and also toG. 2. t9, + 10. 
 10. 12. for there is no dtfterence between the Jew 
 and the G. the Same Lord, Ga/. 3. 28. Col. .3. 11. 
 Gal. 2. 3. nor I itus who was with me, being aG. 
 See Appi.llativls. 
 
 GREEKS. 
 
 John 7. + 35. will he go to dispersed among the G. t 
 
 12. 20. certain G. came to worship at the feast 
 Acts 14. 1. a multitude of G. believed, 17.4, 12. 
 
 18. 4. he persuaded the Jews and the G. 
 
 17 . then the G. took Sosthenesand beat him 
 19 lO.the Jew sand G. heard the word of the Lord 
 17 . this was known to all the G. at Ephesus 
 
 20.21. testifying to the Jews and G. repentance 
 21.28. he brought the G. also into the temple 
 
 Rom. 1.14.1 am a debtor both toG. and Barbarians 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 22. and the G. seek after wisdom 
 
 23 we preach Christ crucilied.to the G.foolishness 
 24.to called, Jews and G. Christ the power of God 
 GUR. 
 
 2 Kings 9.27. smpte Ahaziah at the going up to G. 
 
 H. 
 
 HACHILAH. 
 
 1 Saw. 23. 19. David hid in the hill of H. 26. 1. 
 
 26. 3. and Saul pitched in the hill of H. 
 
 HADADEZER, HADAREZER. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 3. David smote il. 9, 10. 1 Chron. 18. 3. 
 5. when the Syrians came to succour H. 
 
 7 . took shields on servants of H.!' 8 . cities of H. 
 10 . II. had wars with I'oi 1 ! 12 . the spoil of H. 
 
 10. 16. II. sent and brought out the Syrians 
 1 Kings 11.23. Rezonfled from lord H.kingof Zob. 
 IIADADRIMMON. 
 
 Zech. 12. 11. as the mourning of H. in the valley 
 HADASSAII. 
 
 Esth. 2. 7. brought up H. his uncle's daughter 
 ^ HADDRAM. 
 
 Gen. 10. 27 . and Joktan begat H. 1 Chron. 1. 21. 
 
 1 Chron. 18. 10. Tou sent U. his son to king David 
 o Chr. 10. 18. Rehoboam sentll. Israel stoned him 
 HADRACH. 
 
 Zech. 9. 1. the burden of the Lord in tlie land of II. 
 I! AGA R. 
 
 Gen. 16.1. IT. an Egyptian was Sarai's maid, 3, 8. 
 
 15. H. bare Abram a son, 16.1 25. 12. 
 
 21. 9 . .Sarah saw son ot H. the Egyptian m<^king 
 14. Abraham gave 11. bread, and sent her awav 
 17 .angeiof God calleii to H. what aileth thee, H.? 
 See Agar. 
 
 IT AG AREN ES. 
 
 Psal. 83. 6. the H. are confederate against thee 
 II AGA RITES. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 10. they made war with the II. 19. 
 
 '’0 the 11. were delivered into their hand 
 
 HAGGAl. 
 
 Geti. 46.16. the sons of Gad. 11. Shuni, and Ezbon 
 Ezra 5. 1. H. the prophet prophesied to the Jews 
 6 . 14 .prospered thro' prophesying of 11.the prophet 
 Hag. 1. 1. word of the 1 ord by li. 3. | 2. 1, 10, 20. 
 HAGGUH. 
 
 2 Sam. 3.4. and the fourth, .Adonijah the son of IL 
 
 1 King- 1. 5, 11. ! 2. 13. 1 Chron. 3. 2. 
 HALLELUIAH. 
 
 Psal. 106.+ 1.1 111. t 1. 1 113. + 1.1 146. + 1. I 148. 
 
 + 1. 1 149. + 1. 1 150. t 1. 
 See AlleluivH, in Appellatives. 
 
 HAM. 
 
 Gen. 5. 32. Noah begat .Shem, H. and Japheth 
 6 . 10.! 9. 18. ! 10. 1. 1 Chron. 1. 4 
 7 , 13. the self-same day H. entered into the ark 
 Q. 18. and H. is the father of Canaan 
 io. 6. sons of 11. Cush, Mi 2 raim, 20 . 1 Chr. 1.8. 
 
H AR 
 
 HEM 
 
 H E Z [Proper Names 
 
 KJen. 14. 5. Chedorlaomer smote the Znzims in II. 
 1 Chron.4. 40. they of H. had dwelt there of old 
 Psal. 78. 51. he smote in the tabernacles of H, 
 
 105. 23. Jacob sojourned in the land of H. 
 
 27 . they shewed wonders in the land of II. 106.22. 
 HAM AN. 
 
 Esth. 3 .1. king promoted H. i| 5. 11. full of wrath 
 
 2. all the king’s servants bo wed and reverenced 11. 
 
 6. wherefore H. sou"IU to destroy all the Jews 
 7-cast the lot before H. II4. 7 . H. promised to pay 
 
 15. and the king and H. sat down to drink 
 . 5 . 4 . the king and 11 .came to the bancpiet,5.8. I 7. 1. 
 
 9. then went H. forth that day joyful and glad 
 
 11. H. told them of the glory of his riches 
 
 14. the thing [ileased 11. j| 6. 5. H. stands in court 
 ■6.6. H. thought II 11. then 11. took the apparel 
 
 12. butH. hasted to his house mourning 
 
 13. H. told Zeresh his wiiell7. 6. this wicked H. 
 
 7. 7 . H. made It quest II 8 . H. was fallen on tlie bed 
 
 10. hanged H. || 8. 1. gave Esther the house of H. 
 9.10. slew the sons of H. || 14. tfiey hanged them 
 
 HAMATH. 
 
 2^um. 13. 21. Zin to Ilehob, as men come to H. 
 
 34. 8. fromjnoiint llorto the entrance of II. Josh. 
 
 13. 5. Judg. 3. 3. 1 Kings 8. 65. 2 Kmgs 
 
 14. 25. 2 Chron. 8. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 9. Toi king of 11. 1 Chron. 18. 9. 
 
 2 Kmgs 14.28. now Jeroboam recovered H. 
 
 17 . 24. the king of Assyria brought men from II. 
 30. the men of H. made Ashima their god 
 18.34. where are the gods of 11. :• Isa. .36. 19. 
 
 19.13. where is the king of H. > Isa. .37.1.3. 
 
 23. .33. put him in bands in the land of II. 25.21. 
 
 1 Chron. 18. 3. David smote Hadarezer to 11. 
 
 ■2 Chron. 8. 4. Solomon built store-cities in H. 
 /ya.l0.9.isnotH.asArpad ? Samaria as Damascus? 
 11.11. Lord shall recover his people from 11. 
 
 Jer. 39. 5. to H. where he gave judgment, 52. 9. 
 
 49. 23. about Damascus, II. is confounded, and 
 
 Arpad 
 
 Ezek. 47 . 16. the border on the north, 11 . 17 . 
 
 20. from border till a man come over against H. 
 £ech. 9 . 2. H. alsosliall border therebv’, Tyre, Sidon 
 
 HAMMEDATHA. 
 
 Esth. 8. 5. Haman the son of H. 9. 10, 24. 
 HAMON-GOG. 
 
 Ezek. .39. 11. they shall call it the valley of II. 
 
 15. the buriers have buried it in the valley of 11 
 
 HAMOR. 
 
 Gen. 33.19. Jacob bought a field of the children of 
 H. Shechem’s fatlier, Josh. 24. 32. 
 34. 6. H. went out to commune with Jacob, 8. 
 
 21. to H. and Shechem hearkened all the citizens 
 26. they slew 11. and Shechem, and took Dinah 
 
 Judg. 9. 28. ser\e the men of H. father of Shechem 
 HAN AM EEL. 
 
 Jer. .32. 7. H. thine uncle’s son shall come, 8. 
 
 9 . I bought the field of H. my uncle’s son 
 12.1 gave the evidence to Baruch in sight of II. 
 HANANEEL. 
 
 JSch. 3.1. tower of II. 12.39. .her. 31. 38. Zech.U.lO. 
 HAN AN I. 
 
 3 Rings 16. 1. to Jehu son of H. the word came, 7 . 
 
 1 Chr. 25. 4. H. son qf Heman |125.18th lot to H. 
 
 2 Chr. 16. 7 . at that time II. the seer came to Asa 
 
 19. 2. Jehu son of' H. went to meet Jehoshaohat 
 
 20. .34. his acts in the book of Jehu son of 11 
 Ezra 10.20. of the sons of Immah, H. Zebadiah 
 Keh. 1. 2. that H. one ot my brethren came 
 
 "a "’i ® brother H. charge over Jerusalem 
 
 1-. 36. IL With the musical instruments of David 
 HAN AN 1 AH. 
 
 3 Chr. 3.19. the sons of Ze- bbabel; Meshullam,II. 
 
 21. the sons of H. || 8. 24. H. a Henjamite 
 
 25. 4. II. sonot Heman |1 2.3. sixteenth lot to H. 
 
 £ Chron.^fi. 11. Uzziah had an host under H. 
 
 Ezra 10. 28. H. Zabbai had taken strange wives 
 Jseh. .3. 8. II. the son of an apothecary repaired 
 7 . 2.1 gave H. ruler ot palace charge over Jerus. 
 
 10. 23. H. sealed || 12.12. H. with trumpets, 41. 
 Jer. 28. *1. H. son of Azur a false prophet 
 
 11. H. spake in the presence of all the people 
 
 12. alter that H. had broken .leremiah’s yoke 
 17 . H. filed that year in the seventh month 
 
 36. 12. Zedekiahson of H. sat in scribes’chamber 
 . 37 . 1.3. Irijah the son of H. look leremiah 
 Ean. 1. 6. of the children of Judah, Daniel, H. 
 
 7. he gave to H. the name of Shadrach 
 
 11. ''elzar was set over Daniel, 11. Mishael 
 19. utnong all was found none like. Daniel, H. 
 
 2. 17 . then Daniel made thing, known to H. 
 HANNAH. 
 
 fl Sam. 1. 2. Elkanali’s wife H. had no children 
 
 8. H. why weepestthon ? \\ Q. so H. rose up 
 
 13. H. spake in her heart only her lips moved 
 19 . Elkanah knew H. || 20. after H. conceived 
 
 22. but H. went not up I1 2. 1. H. prayed, and said 
 2. 21. the Ixird visited II. so thatshe conceived 
 
 ^ HANOCK. 
 
 Gen. 25. 4. sons of Midian, Ephah, IT. 1 Chr. 1. .33. 
 46. 9 . H. son of Reuben, Num. 26. 5.1 Chr. 5. 3. 
 
 . HANUN. 
 
 ZSam. 10. 1. II. his son reigned in his stead 
 2. I will shew kindness unto H. 1 Chron. 19. 2. 
 
 4. H. took David’s servants, and shaved off the 
 
 one half of their beanls, 1 Chron. 19. 4. 
 Keh. .3. 1.3. ll.rejHiired the valley gate 
 30. H. sixth son of Zc-.aph repaired another piece 
 HA RAN , a man. 
 
 Gen. 11. 26. Terah begat H. 27. || 28. H. dieil 
 29 . Nahor’s wife wasMilcah daughter of H. 
 
 took Lot the sonof H. his son's son 
 3 Chron. 2. 46. Ephah, Caleb’s concubine, bare 11. 
 
 ^ and H. begat Gazez 
 
 23. 9 . the sons of .Shimei, 11. Shelomith, Haziel 
 HARAN, fi place. 
 
 Gen. ll.Sl.Terah came to H. || 32.1'erah died in II. 
 
 12. 4. Abram at 75 years departed out of II. 
 
 5. he took the souls that tliey liafi gotten in H. 
 
 27 . 43. flee to H. || 29. 4. they said, of H. are we 
 28^ 10. Jacob went trom Beer-sheba toward H. 
 
 ‘2 Kings 19 .12. my fathers destroyed II. ha. 37 .12. 
 
 HARBONAII. 
 
 Esth. 1. 10. II. was one of the chamberlains, 7. 9. 
 HA BOD. 
 
 Judg. 7 . 1. Gideon pitched beside the well of H. 
 HAROSHKTH. G£^TILES. 
 HAZAEL. 
 
 1 Kingi 19. 15. anoint H. to be king over Sj’ria 
 
 17 . that escapeth thesword of H. shall lehu slay 
 
 2 Kings8. 9. H. went to meet Elisha, took a present 
 15. Ben-hadad died, and H. reigned in his stead 
 28. Ahaziali went with Joram against H. 
 
 9.14. Joram kept Ramqth-gilead because of II. 
 
 10. .32. H. smote them in all the coasts of Israel 
 
 12. 17 . H.set his face to go up to Jerusalem 
 
 18. Jehoash sent the hallowed things to II. 
 
 13. .3. Lfird delivered Israel into the hand of H. 
 22. but H. oppressed Israel 1| 24. so H. died 
 
 25. recovered trom Ben-hadad sonof H. cities 
 Amos 1. 4. I will send fire into the house of 11. 
 HAZE LEI.PON I. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 3. the name of their sister was II. 
 HAZEROI'H. 
 
 Knm. 11. 35. the people abode at H. . 33 . 17 . 
 
 12.16. the people removed from 11. 33. 18. 
 HAZOR. 
 
 Josh. 11.10. .Toshiiatook H. head of those’Kingdoms 
 
 11. and he burnt H. with fire, 1.3. 
 
 15. 23. Keriesh and H. cities of Judah, 25. 
 
 19 . 36. Ramah and H. cities of Naphtali 
 Judg. 4. 2. sohl them to Jatiin who reigned in IT. 
 
 1 Rings 9. 15. Solomon raised a levy to build II. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 29. the king of Syria took H. 
 
 Jer. 49. 28. concerning the kingdoms of II. 
 
 .3 1. flee, dwell deep, O ye inhabitants of H. 
 
 33. and II. shall be a dwelling for dragons 
 ^ HEBER. 
 
 Gen. 46. I 7 . the sons ot Beriah, II. 1 Chron. 7 . 31. 
 Judg. 4. n. 11. the Kenitc, 17 . 1 5.24. 
 
 Luke 3. 35. Phalec, which was the son of H. 
 
 ^ HEBREW. 
 
 Gen. 14.1.3. one came and told Abraham the II. 
 
 39 .14. see he hath brought in an II. to mock us 
 41. 12. there w as there with us a young man, a II. 
 Lxod. 2. 11. he spied an Egyptian smiting an H. 
 Jer. .34. 9 . should let an 11. or liebrewess go free 
 
 ; Jonah 1. 9. he said unto them, I am an II. 
 
 HEBREWS. 
 
 Gen. 40. 15. I was stolen cut of the land of the II. 
 43. .32. the Egyptians might not eat with the H. 
 Exod. 2. 6. she said, this is one of the H. children 
 13. behold, two men of the H. strove together 
 .3.18. God of the H. 5. 3. I 7 . 16. | 9. 1, 13. I 10. .3. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 6. this great shout in the camp of the II. 
 
 9. be strong, that ye be not servants to the H. 
 
 13.3. let the H. hear II 19 . lest the H. makeswords 
 
 14. 11. behold the H. come forth out of holes 
 21. the tl. that were with the Philistines 
 
 29 . .3. the princes said, what do these II. here ? 
 Acts6. I. a murmuring of Grecians against the H. 
 
 2 Cor. 11. 22. are they H. or Israelites? so am I 
 Phil. 3. 5. I am of Benjamin, an Hebrew of the II 
 
 fll'.BREW. 
 
 T.uke 23. 38. written over him in 11. John 19. 20. 
 John 5. 2. a pool called in the II. tongue, Beihesda 
 19. 1.3. called in H. Gabbatha || 17 . Golgotha 
 Acts 21. 40. Paul spake to them in H . 2. 
 
 26.14. a voice saying in the H. tongue, Saul, Saul 
 Kev. 9 . 11. in H. Abaddon 1| 16. 16. Armageddon 
 
 HJ.BREWwwi. 
 
 Deut.15. 12. if thy brother, an H. man, be sold 
 IIEBRI'.VV’ seri'ant. 
 
 Gen. 39 . 17 . the H. servant came in to mock me 
 Exod. 21. 2. if thou buy an II. servant 
 HEBRFAV Koman, women. 
 
 Exod. 1. 16. do the office of a midwife to IT. women 
 19 . H. women are not as the Egyptian women 
 2. 7 . shall I call to thee a nurse of the II. women': 
 Dent. 15. 12. it any H. woman be sold unto thee 
 HEBREWESS. 
 
 Jer. 34. 9 . every man should let an H. go free 
 II KB R O N, place. 
 
 Gen. 23.2. Sarah died in Kirjath-arba, the same is 
 H. .35. 27 . Josh. 14. 15.1 20. 7- Judg. \. 10. 
 . 37 .14. Jacob sent Joseph out of the \ ale of H. 
 Num. 1.3. 22. II. was built seven years before Zoan 
 Josh. 10. . 39 . as he did to H. so he did to Debir 
 14.13. Joshua gave to Caleb II. 14. Judg. 1. 20. 
 
 1 Sam. .30. .31. a present to them which were in H. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 1. whither shall I go up? he said, unto H. 
 11. the time David was king in H. was seven 
 
 years, 5. 5. 1 Kings 2. 11.1 Chron. 29. 27 . 
 .32. Joaband hisniencame to H. at break of day 
 .3. 2. to David were sons born in H. 5. 1 Chr. . 3 . l, 4 . 
 .32. they buried Abner in H. and the king wept 
 4. 12. they buried the bead of Ish-bosheth in H. 
 
 5.3. the elders of Israel came to II. and David made 
 
 a league with them in H. 1 Chron. 11 . 3 . 
 1.3. took more w ives after he was come from H 
 
 15. 7 . which I have vowed to the Lord in H. 
 
 10. then ye shall say, Absalom reigneth in II. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 57. cities of Judah H. a city of refuse 
 12. .38. all these came with a perfect heart toll. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 10. Rehoboam built Zorah, H. in Judah 
 
 H K B R O N, person. 
 
 Exod. 6. 18. the sons of Kohath, Amram, H. and 
 Uzziel, Num. 3. 19. 1 Chron. 6. 2, 18.1 "3 1" 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 42. sons of Mareshah the father of H.' 
 43. the sons of H. 15. 9. I 23. 19. | 24 "3 
 
 HKGE. 
 
 Esth. 2. 3. unto the custody of II. the chamberlain 
 11L LA AI. 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 16. Syrians beyond the river came toll 
 
 HEl.BON. 
 
 Ezek. 27. 18. was thy merchant in the wine of H. 
 
 H KLDAl. 
 
 Zech. 6.10. take of them of the captivity even of II. 
 IIELI. 
 
 Luke 3. 23. Joseph, which was the son of II. 
 
 HELKATH-HAZZURIM. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 16. wherefore thatplace was called II. 
 HE.MAN. 
 
 1 Kings 4.31. Solomon was wiser than Ethan, II. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 6 . the sons of Zerah, H.and Calcol 
 
 6 . 33. sons of Kohathites, 11. a singer, sonof Joel, 
 the son ot Shernuel, 15. 17, 19. I 16. 42. 
 
 25. 1. David appointed of the sons of Asaph and 
 
 of H. 4, 6 . 2 Chron. 5. 12. | 29. 14. 1 .35. 15. 
 
 5. all these were sons of H. God gave H. 14 sons 
 
 HEN. 
 
 Zech. 6 . 14. crown shall be for H. son of Zephaniah 
 HEPHZI-BAH. 
 
 2 Rings 21. 1 . Manasseh’s mother’s name was IT. 
 Isa. 62 . 4. thou shall be called H. and land Beulali 
 
 HERWAS, HKRMLS. 
 
 Horn. 16. 14. salute tiermns, Patrobas, Hermes 
 HERMOGENES. 
 
 - 1 tm. 1.15. from me.ot whom arePhygellus and II. 
 ^ HKItMON. 
 
 IJeut. 4. 48. from Aroer to mount Sion, which is IT. 
 Jo^h. 1.3. 11 . all mount H. Reuben and Gad had 
 / sal. 89. 12. I abor and H. shall rejoice in thy name 
 133. 3. it is the (lewot H. that descended on Zion 
 Cant. 4.8. look trom the top of Shenirand H. 
 
 ^ , HER MO MIES. 
 
 Ps. 42. 6. I will remember thee from the land of II. 
 HEROD. 
 
 Mat. 2.12. warned, that they should not return to II, 
 
 15. Joseph was there till the death of H. 
 
 16. H. slew all the children in Beth lehem 
 
 14. .3. for H. had laid hold on John, niark 6 . 17. 
 
 6 . but when IL birth-day was kept, Mark 6 . 21 . 
 Jin/.! 6 . 20. H. feared John, knowing be was a just 
 
 8 . 15. take heed, be\yare of the leaveji of 11. 
 
 Luke .3. 1 . and H. being tetrarch of Galilee 
 
 19. for all the evils which H. had done 
 
 9. 7 . H. heard of all that was done by Jesus 
 
 13. .31. depart hence, for H. will kill thee 
 
 2.3. 7- Pilate sent .lesus to H. || 8 . H. was glad 
 
 11. H . with his men of war set him at nought 
 
 12 . Pilate and II. were made friends together 
 
 15. 1 found no fault in this man, no, nor yet H. 
 
 Acts 4. 27- both 11. and Pontius Pilate against Jesus 
 12 . 1 . H. ve.xed the church, and killed James 
 6 . when H. woubl have brought forth Peter 
 11. hath delivered me out of the hand cf H. 
 
 21 . on a set day H. made an oration to them 
 
 I. 3.1^which had been brought up with II. and Sau. 
 23.35. command, him to be kept in H. judgme.-hal. 
 
 HERODIAN.S. See Appellatives. 
 HERODIAS. 
 
 Mat. 14. 3. John in prison for H. sake, Mark8. 17 . 
 
 6 . the daughter of H. danced, Mark 6 . 22. 
 
 Mark 6. 19. H. bad a quarrel against John 
 Luke 3. 19 . Herod being reproved by John for II, 
 IIKRODION. 
 
 Rom. 16. 11. salute H. my kinsman, greet them 
 H LSI! BON. 
 
 Num. 21. 25. Israel dwelt in H. and its villages 
 
 26. H. was the city of Sihon ll 27. come into 11. 
 
 28. a fire gone out of H. || .30. II. is perished 
 32. 37 . children of Reuben built 11. and Elealeh 
 Dent. 2. 24. 1 have given thee .Sihon king of H. 
 Judg. 11. 26. while Israel dwelt in H. and Aroer 
 Neh. 9 . 22. they possessed the land of tlie king of 11, 
 Cant. 7 . 4. thine eyes like the fish-pools of H. 
 
 Isa. 15. 4. H. shall cry || Jer. 49. 3. howl, O II. 
 
 16. 8. for field of H. languish, and vine of .Sibmali 
 
 9. w ill water thee with my tears, O H.and Elealeh 
 
 Jer. 48. 2. in H. they have devised evil against it 
 34. trom cr 3 ’ of H. even to Elealeh and Jahaz 
 45. that fled stood under the shadow of H. because 
 of the force, but a fire shall come out of IL 
 See Siiiox. 
 
 IIETH. 
 
 Gen. 10.15. Canaan begat Sidon and IT. 1 Chr. 1.13. 
 2.3. 7 . Abraham bowe(i before the children of H. 
 
 25.10. Abraham purchased of the sonsof H. 49. .32. 
 
 27 . 46. am weary of life because of daughters of 11. 
 
 HEZEKIAH, called EZEKIAS. 
 
 2 Rings 16. 20. H. Ahaz’s son reigned in his stead 
 
 18. 14. H. sent to the king of Assyria to Lachish 
 
 15. H. gave him all the silver in house of the Lord 
 
 22. whose altars II. hath taken awa^', Isa. .36. 7. 
 
 29 . thus saith the king, let not H. deceive yon, not 
 able to deliver you, 2 Chr. ,32. 15. Isa. 36. 14. 
 
 .31. hearken not to IL .32. Isa. .36. 16. 
 
 19 . 1. king H. heard it, he rent his clothes, Isa. 37 . 1 , 
 15. H. prayed, 2 Chron. .30. 18. Isa. .37. 15. 
 
 20. 1. H. was sick to death, 2 Chr. .32.24. Isa. 38. 1. 
 
 3. H. wept sore, Isa. .38.3. || 5. turn again, tell H, 
 
 12. Berodach sent a present to H. Isa. .39. 1. 
 
 13. nothing, that H. shewed them not, I.\a. .39. 2. 
 
 19. H. said, good is the word of the Lord, Isa. .39.8. 
 
 21. 11. slept with his fathers, 2 Chron. .32. 33. 
 
 21. .3. built what H. had destroyed, 2 Chron. .33. .3. 
 
 1 Chr.3. 2.3. the sons of Neariah, H.and Azrikain 
 
 4. 41. came in days of H. and smote their tents 
 
 2 Chr. 29. 27 . H. commanded to offer burnt oft'erings 
 .36. and H. rejoiced, and all the people that God 
 
 .30. 20. the Lord heaikened toll, and healed them 
 
 22. H. spake comfortably to all the Levites 
 
 24. H. gave the congregation 1000 bullocks 
 31. 2. H. appointed the courses of the priests 
 
 II . then 11 . commanded to prepare chambers 
 .32. 8 . the people rested on the words of H. 
 
 17 . so shall not the God of IL deliver bis people 
 22. thus the Lord saved IL from Sennacherib 
 
 25. H. rendered not again according to the benefit 
 
 26. wrath came not on them in the days of H. 
 
 30. and IL prosfiered in all his v\orks 
 
 V.zra 2. 16. the children of Ater of 11. Neh. 7 . £i. 
 Prov. 25. 1 . which the men of 11. cofiied out 
 Jer. 15. 4. because of Manasseb the son of H. 
 
 26. 18. Micah prophesied in days of 11. Mic. 1.1. 
 
 19 . did IL and all .ludah put Micah to death 
 Hos. 1. 1. the word that came to Hosea in days of H. 
 Mat. 1. 9. Achaz begat H. |l 10. II. begat Alanasses 
 IIKZRON. 
 
 Gen. 46. 9. sonsof Reuben, H. Carmi, Exod. 6. 14. 
 
 12. son of Bharez, H . Ruth 4.18.1 Chr. 2. 5. I 4.1, 
 Ruth 4. 19 . 11 . begat Ram, Ram besat Amminadab 
 1 Chr. 2. 9. the sonsof H. || 18. Caleb the son of 11. 
 
 21. II. begat Segub H 24. after that H. was dead 
 25. tlie sons of Jerahmeel tlie first born of II. 
 
 599 
 
PttOPBR IN AMES.] HOS 
 
 J AC 
 
 J AI 
 
 IIIDDEKRL. 
 
 Gen. 2. 14. the name of the third river is IF. 
 
 JJait. 10. 4. as 1 was by the,side of the river II. 
 IlUil. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 34. II. the Eeth-elite built Jericho 
 
 ni(JG.4I()N. 
 
 Psal. 9.16. the wicked snared in his work, II. Selah 
 HILKIAII. 
 
 2 Kings 18.18. there came out Eliakim son of II. 
 37 . then came Eliakim the son of II. to Ilezekiah 
 
 with Ids clothes rent, and told him, ha. 36. 22. 
 
 22. 4. saying-, go up to 11. tlie high-priest 
 
 8. II. gave the book to Sliaphan, It). 2 C7;r. 34.15. 
 
 12. the king commanded II. to inouire of the 
 
 Lord for him, 2 C/iron. 34. 20. 
 
 14. so II. went to Iluldah, 2 C/iron. 34. 22. 
 
 23. 4. commanded II. to bring fortli the vessels 
 
 1 C/ir. 6 . 13. fihallum begat II.andll. begat Azariah 
 
 45.II.son of Amaziah H 9.11. II. son of Meshnllain 
 
 26. 11. 11. tlie second son of Ilosah, 'I'ahaliah 
 Ezra 7 . 1. II. the son of .shalluni, son of Zadok 
 Ne/i. 8. 4. II. stood on Ezra’s right hand 
 
 11. 11. Seraial) the son of II. dwelt at Jerusalem 
 
 12. 7. II. the priest went up with Zerubbabel 
 
 21. of II. Iliishabiali was a priest, of Jedaiah 
 Jsa. 22. 20. I will call my servant Eliakim son of II. 
 Jer. 1.1. the words of .leremiah the son of II. 
 
 29. 3. Gemariah son of II. was sent to Babylon 
 IIINNOM. 
 
 Josh. 15. 8. the border went up by the valley of II. 
 
 2 23.10. I'ophef, which is in the valley of H. 
 2 Chron. 28. 3. he burnt incense in the valley of If. 
 
 .33. 6. he caused his children to pass thro’ fire in II. 
 Jer, 19 . 2. go forth to the valley of the son of H. 
 32. 35. they built high (daces m the valley of II. 
 HIRAM. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 11. II. king of Tyre sent messengers to 
 David and cedar-trees and masons, 1 C/ir. 14. 1. 
 1 Kings 5. 1. II. king of Tyre sent his servants to 
 Solomon, for II. was ever a lover of David, 8, 
 
 10. II. gave Solomon cedar-trees and fir-trees 
 
 11. Solomon gave II. 20,000 measures of wheat 
 
 12. there was peace between II. and Solomon 
 7 .13. Solomon sent and fetched H. out of Eyre 
 
 40. II. made the lavers, II. made an end of doing 
 
 9 . 12. II. came to see tlie cities Solomon had given 
 
 27 . II. sent in the navy his servants, shipmen 
 
 10. 11. the navy of II. brought in almug-trees 
 
 22. king had at sea a navy, with the navy of II. 
 
 IIHTTTE. 
 
 Gen. 25.9. buried him in the field of Ephron the II. 
 
 26. 34. daughter of Beri the II. Elon the II. 36. 2. 
 49. .30. Abraham bought of Ephron the II. 50.1.3. 
 E.rod. 23. 28. I will drive out the II. 3.3.2. I 34. 11. 
 Josh. 9. 1. the II. and Amorite gathered, 11. .3, 
 
 1 Sam. 26. 6. David said to Ahimelech the II. 
 
 2 Sam. 11. 6. David said, send me Uriah the II. 
 
 21. thy servant Uriah the II. is dead also, 24. 
 
 12. 9. thou hast killed Uriah the H. with sword 
 10. taken the wife of Uriah the II. to be thy wife 
 
 23. 39 . Uriah the II. thirty-seven worthies in all 
 1 Ki?igs 15. 5. save only in matter of Uriah the II. 
 Ezek. 16. 3. and thy mother an 11. 45. 
 
 HI ITII'ES. 
 
 Ce«. 15. 20. seed have I given land of II. Josh. 1.4. 
 Exod. .3. 8. Canaanites, H. Amorites, 17 . I 13. 5. I 
 
 23. 23. Dent.7. 1.1 20 . 17 . Josh. .3. 10 . 1 12 . 8 .1 
 
 24. 11. Judg. .3. 5. 1 Kings 9. 20. Neh. 9. 8. 
 Jndg. 1. 26. the man went into the land of the II. 
 
 .3. 5. the children of Israel dwelt among the II. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 1. but Solomon loved women of the II. 
 
 2 Kings 7- 6. Israel hired the kings of the H. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. 7- of II. left Solomon made pay tribute 
 Ezra 9. 1. done after the abominations of the H. 
 IIIVIIE, much in IIittitb. 
 
 IIOBAB. 
 
 Nnm. 10. 29. Moses said toll, come thou with us 
 Judg. 4. 11. Ileber was of the children of II. 
 HOPflNl. 
 
 1 Sam. 1. .3. two .sons of Eli, II. and Phinehas, 4. 4. 
 2.34. II. and Phinehas shall both die in one day 
 
 4. 11. Eli’s sons II. and Phinehas were slain, 17 . 
 noil. See Mou^T. 
 
 IIOREB. 
 
 Exod. 3. 1. Moses led the flock and came to the 
 mountain of God, even to II. 1 Kmgs 19. 8. 
 
 17 . 6. I will stand before thee on the rock in 11. 
 .33. 6. Israel stripped of ornaments by mount II. 
 
 E>ent. 1. 6. the Lord spake to us in II. 4. 15. 
 
 4. 10. when thou stoodest before the Lord in IT. 
 
 5. 2. the I.ord made a covenant with usin 11.29. 1. 
 9. 8. also in II. ye provoked the Lord to wrath 
 
 18. 16. all thou desiredst of the I.ord in II. 
 
 1 Kings 8. 9. nothing in the ark save the two fables 
 which Moses put m the ark at 11. 2 Chrmi. 5. 10. 
 Psal. 106 . 19 . they made a calf in 11. and worshi|)pe(i 
 Mai. 4. 4. which I commanded unto Moses in II. 
 IIOR-IiAGlDGAD. 
 
 Nnm. 33. 32. encamped at 11. ll 33. went from II. 
 IIORMAH. 
 
 Nnm. 14.45. the Canaanites discomfited them to II. 
 21. 3. and he called the name of the place II. 
 
 Vent. 1. 44. and destroyed you in .Seireven to II. 
 Josh. 15. .‘10. the cities of Judah, Eltolad, II. 
 
 19 . 4 . .Simeon had out of Judah, Bethul, 11. 
 
 Judg. 1. 17 . the name of the city was called II. 
 
 1 .S’fl/n. 30. .'40. a present to them that were in 11. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. .‘50. Snimei’s sons dwelt at II. at Ziklag 
 
 IIORONAIM. 
 
 Isa. 15. 5. in the way of II. thev shall raise a cry 
 Jer.AH. 3. a voice of crying shall f)e from II. 
 
 5. in gC'ing down of II. the enemies heard a cry 
 34. from Zoar to II. they uttered their voice 
 
 IIOROM ITE. ‘See Sanhallat. 
 IIOSIIEA. 
 
 Deut. ,32. 44. he and II. son of Nun spake to people 
 
 2 Kings 15. .30. H. made a conspiracy against Pekah 
 17- 1. II. son of Elah began to reign in Samaria 
 
 .3. II. became the king of Assyria’s servant 
 
 6. in the ninth year of II. Samaria taken, 18.10. 
 
 3 Chron. 27. 20. the ruler of Ephraim was II. 
 
 Nth. 10. 2.3. II, and Ilananiah sealed the covenant 
 
 600 
 
 IIUR. 
 
 Exod.Vi.l^. Moses, Aaron,II. wentiiptotopof h. 
 
 12. and Aaron and 11. stayed up his hands 
 24.14. behold, Aaron and 11. are with you 
 31.2. Lord hath called Bezaleel, the son of Uri, 
 
 son of II. of the tribe of Judah, .35. 30. 1 .‘58. 22. 
 Nnm. 31. 8. they slew Evi, Rekem, Zur, 11. and 
 Reb-i, five kings of Midian, Josh. \3. 21. 
 
 1 Kings 4.8. the son of ll. in mount Ei)hraim 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 19. l.'alebtook Ephraiah, which bare II. 
 
 20.11. begat Uri ll 4.1. soirs of Judah, 11. Shobal 
 5t). these were the sons of Caleb the son of 11. 
 
 4. 4. these are tlie sons of 11. I'-idiratah, Ashur 
 ISeh. 3. 9 . Rephaiah son of 11. repaired next to them 
 II USUAL 
 
 2 Sam. 15. 32. II. the Architecame to meet David 
 .‘ 57 . s<j 11. David’s friend came into the city 
 
 16. 16 . II. came to Absalom and said, G. .save king 
 
 17 . sail! to 11. is this thy kindness to thy frieiul t 
 
 17 . 5.call II. II 8. for.saiil 11. thou knowest thy fath. 
 
 14. the counsel of 11. is better than of Ahithophel 
 
 15. then said II. to Zadok and to Abiathar 
 
 1 Kings 4. 16. Baanah the son of II. was in Ashur 
 1 Chron. 3.3. and II. was the king’s companion 
 IIUZZAB, 
 
 Nah. 2. 7 . II. shall be led aw-ay rapt, be brought up 
 
 HYMEN EUS, 
 
 1 Ttm. 1.20. of whom is II. and Alexander 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 17 . of whom is II. and Philetus 
 
 J. 
 
 JAAZANIATI. 
 
 2 Kings Q5.~3. J. came to Gedaliah, to Mizpeh 
 Jer. .35. .3. .1. of the house of the Rechabites 
 Ezek. 8. 11. J. stoo<i with his censer in his hand 
 
 11. 1. J. and Pelatiah princes of the people 
 JABAL. 
 
 Gen. 4.20. J. w’as the father of such as dwell in tents 
 JAHBOK. 
 
 Gen. 32. 22. and Jacob passed over the ford J. 
 Dent. 2. . 37 . thou earnest not to any place of l iver J. 
 ,3. 16. I gave to Reuben an<l Gad the border to J, 
 Josh. 12. 2. Sihon ruled from Giletwi to tlie river J. 
 JAHESH. 
 
 1 Sam. 11.5. they told Saul the tidings of men of J, 
 
 9 . shewed to the men of J. and they weie glad 
 
 31.12. came to J. and burned the body of Saul 
 
 1.3. they buried their bones at J. 1 Chron. 10. 12. 
 
 2 Kings 15. 10. .Shallum the son of J. conspired 
 
 13. Shallum the son of J. began to reign 
 
 14. Menahem smote Shallum the son of J. 
 
 JABESII-Gl LEAD. 
 
 Judg. 21. 8. there came none to the camp from J. 
 
 10. saying, go and smite the inhabitants of J. 
 
 12. they found 4tX) young virgins of J. not known 
 14. gave Benjamites wives of women of J. 
 
 1 Sam. 11.1. N abash came and encamped against J. 
 
 31. 11. the inhabitants of J. heard what the Philis¬ 
 
 tines had done to Saul, 1 Chron. 10. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 4. men of J. vvere they that buried Saul 
 
 21.12. David took bones of Saul from men of J. 
 
 JABEZ. 
 
 1 Chro7t.2.55. the families ofscribes whodweltat J. 
 JABEZ. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 9. J. was more honourable than his bre¬ 
 thren, and his mother called his name J. 
 10. J. called on God of Israel, saying, O bless me 
 .TABIN. 
 
 Josh. 11.1. when J. king of Ilazor heard these things 
 Jndg. 4.1. the Lord sold them into the hand of J. 
 
 17. was peace between J. and the house of Ileber 
 
 2.3. God subdued that day, J. king of Canaan 
 
 24. the hand of Israel prevailed against J. 
 
 Psal.83. 9. do to them as unto J. at brook Kison 
 JACIIIN. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 21. he set up pillars in temple, he called 
 the pillar on the right hand J. 2 Chron. .3.17, 
 JACOB. 
 
 Gen. 25.26. he was called J. 1127. J. was a plain man 
 29. .1. sod pottageJ| ,34. J. gave Esau pottage 
 
 27 . 22. the voice is .1. \\ 30. J. was scarce gone out 
 .36. Esau said, is not he rightly named J. 
 
 41. Esau hated J. 1| 46. if J. take a wife of Heth 
 
 28. 5. Isaac sent away J. 1| 7. .1. obeyed his father 
 
 16 . J. awaked out of sleep ll 20. J. vowed a vow 
 
 29 . 10. J. saw Rachel the daughter of Laban 
 20. and ,1. served seven years for Rachel 
 
 28. and J. did so, and fulfilled her week 
 
 .30. 16 . J. came out of the field in the ev ening 
 . 37 . nnd .1. took him rods of green poplar 
 
 42. the feebler were Laban’s, the. stronger J. 
 
 31.1. J. hath taken all that was our tattler’s 
 
 20..I. stole away unawares to I.aban the .Syrian 
 
 5.3. .1. sware by the fear of his father Isaac 
 
 32. .3. J. sent messengers before him to Esau 
 4. J. saith thus H 7. then J. was greatly afrairl 
 
 18. then thou shalt say, they be thy servant J. 
 
 24. J. was left alone, and there wrestled a man 
 
 28. thy name shall be no more J. but Isr. .35. 10. 
 .‘50. J. called the name of the place Peniel 
 
 3.3. 1. J. looked, and behold, Esau came 
 
 17 . J. journeyed to Succoth || 18. to .Shalem 
 34. 5. J. held his peace until they were come 
 
 7 . sons of J. 1.3, 25.1 35.26. | 49. 1,2. 1 Kings 18.31. 
 .35.6. J. came to I.uzH 15. J. called the place Beth-el 
 37 . 2. these are the generations of J. 
 
 .34. .1. rent his clothes, put sackcloth on his loins 
 
 45. 26. J. heart fainted, for he believed not 
 
 46. 6. J. and all his seed came into Egypt 
 
 26. all the souls that came with J. were sixty six 
 
 47 . 10. J. blessed Pharaoh H 28. tlie whole atte of .L_ 
 49.24. by hands of the misrlity God of J. Exod. 3.6, 
 
 15, 16. I 4. 5. 2 Sam. 2.3. 1. Psal. 20. 1. 
 Exod. 2.24. rememb. his covenant with J. Lev.16.41. 
 Nnm. 13. 7 . come, curse me J. and defy Israel 
 10. whocan count dust of J. and number of Israel 
 23. there is no enchantment against J. it shall be 
 said of J. and Israel, what hath God wrought 
 24. 17 . there shall come a star out of J. and sceptre 
 
 19 . out of J. come he that shall have dominion 
 
 Deut. .32. 9 . J. is the lot of his inheritance 
 3.3. 10. they shall teach .1. thy judgments and Isr, 
 28. fountrdn of J. shall be on land Ot corn, wine 
 1 Chron. 16 . 1.3. O ye seed of Israel his servant, ye 
 children of J. his chosen, Psal. 105.6. 
 Psal. 14. 7 . J. shall rejoice, Isr. shall be glad, 53. 6. 
 20. 1. the name of the Gwl of J. defend thee 
 22. 2.3. all ye seed of .1. glorify him and tear him 
 44.4. my king,0 G. commaiid <leliverances forJ» 
 
 76 . 0 . 181 . 1 , 4.1 
 1 . 52 . 2 , 5 . 1 146 . 5 . 
 
 46. 7 . the god of .1. 11.1 75- 9. | 
 81.8.194.7.1114.7.1 
 
 47 .4. tlie excellency of J. whom he loved, Nah.1.1. 
 78.21. a fire was kindled ag. J. anger against isr. 
 
 71 . he brought him to feed .1. his people 
 79. 7 . for they have devoured J. and laid waste 
 85. 1. thou hast brought hack the captivity of .1. 
 87.2. gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of J* 
 lu5. 2.‘5. and J. sojourned in the land of Ham 
 
 1. ‘55. 4. the I/ird hath chosen .1. unto himself 
 Isa. 2. 3. the God of J. 41.21. Mic. 4.2. Mat. 22. .32 
 
 Mark 12. 26. Luke 20. .‘57. Acts 3. 13* 
 
 1 7 . .‘52, 46. 
 
 10. 21. the remnant of J. shall return to God 
 14. 1. for the Lord will have mercy on J. 
 
 17 .4. in that day the glory of J. shall be made thin 
 27 . 6. shall cause them that comeof J. to take root 
 
 9. by this shall the iniquity of J. be purged 
 
 29 .2.3. they shall sanctity the holy One of J. 
 
 41.8. J. whom 1 have chosen, the seed of Abraham 
 14. fear not, thou worm J. and ye men of Israel 
 
 42. 24. who gave J. for a spoil ? did not the Lord ? 
 
 4.3. 28. therefore I have given J. to the cuise 
 
 44. 5. another shall call himself by the name of J, 
 
 23. for the Lord hadi redeemed J. Jer. .31. 11. 
 
 45. 4. for J. my servant's sake, I called thee 
 
 48. 20. the Gird hath redeepied his servant J. 
 
 49. 5. that formed me to bring J. again to him 
 
 6. be my servant to raise up the tribes of .1. 
 
 26. thy Redeemer, the mighty One of J. 60. 16. 
 58. 14. I will feed thee with the heritage of J. 
 
 65.9. I will bring forlh aseedoutof J.and JudaB- 
 Jer. 10. 16. the portion of J. not like them, 51. 19. 
 
 25. for they have eaten u() J. and devoured him 
 .30. 7- it is even the time of J. trouble, be saved 
 
 10. therefore fear thou not, O my servant .1. 
 
 18. I will bring again the captivity of J. tents 
 
 .31. 7 . saith the Ixird, sing with gladness for J. 
 
 .3.3. 26. then will I cast away the seed of J. 
 
 46. 27 . J. shall return to be in rest and ease 
 Lam. 1. 17 . Lord hath commanded coDceniing J. 
 
 2. 3. he burned against .1. like a Hatning fire 
 Ilos. 10.11. Jud.shall plow, J. shall break hiscIod» 
 
 12. 2. I will punish J. || 12. J. lied into Syria 
 Amos 6. 8. I abhor the excellency of J. and hate 
 
 7 . 2. by whom shall J. arise, for he is small r 5. 
 
 8. 7 . the lAjrd hath sworn by the excellency of J 
 Mic. 1. 5. for the transgression of J. is all this 
 
 .3. 1. and I said, hear, I pray you, O heads of J. 
 
 5. 8. remnant of J. shall be anrongthe Gentiles 
 ]\]al. 1. 2. was not Esau .1. brother ? yet 1 loved J. 
 .3. 6. therefore, ye sons of J. are not consumed 
 Mat. 1. 2. Isaac begat J. || 15. Matlhan begat J. 
 
 8. 11. shall sit down with Abraham, Isaac, and J, 
 Luke 1.3. 28. when ye see J. in the kingdom of God 
 John 4.6. now .I.well was there, Jesus sat on the well 
 Acts 7 . 14. Joseph called his father J. to him 
 Rom. 9. 13. J. have I loved, but Esau have 1 hated 
 
 11. 26. and shall turn away ungodliness from .1. 
 Ilel). 11 . 9 . Abraham dwelling in tabernacles with J, 
 
 20. by faith Isaac blessed J. || 21. J. blessed sons 
 
 See House. 
 
 In JACOB. 
 
 Gen. 49. 7. I w-ill divide them in .1. and scatter then 
 Num. 2.3. 21. he hath not beheld iniquity J. 
 Psal. 59. 1.3. let tliem know that God ruleth in .1. 
 78. 5. for he established a testimony in J. and a law 
 
 99.4. thou executest judgment and righteous, in J. 
 7 j3. 59 . 20 . to them that turn from transgression in J. 
 
 O JACOB. 
 
 Num. 24. 5. how goodly are thy tents, O J.! 
 
 Psal. 24. 6. the generation that seek thy face, O J. 
 ha. 40. 27 . why sayest thou, G J. my way is hid ? 
 
 4.3. 1. saith the I.ord that created thee, 0.1. 
 
 22. but thou hast not called upon me. U J. 
 
 44. 1. yet hear, O J. 1148.12. hearken unto me, O J. 
 2. fear not, O J. my servant, Jer. 46. 27, 28. 
 
 21. remember these, () J. for thou art my servant 
 Mic. 2. 12, I will surely assemble, O J. all of thee 
 
 To or unto JACOB. 
 
 Gen. 31.24. speak not to J. either good or bad, 29. 
 .35. 9. God appeared unto J. and blessed liim_ 
 
 50. 24. the land which he sware to give to J. Exod, 
 
 6. 8. I .‘5.3. 1. Nurn. 31. 11. Dent. 6. 10. | 29. 
 
 1.3. 1 30. 20. I .34. 4. Ezek. 37. 15. 
 
 1 Chr. 16. 17 . and hath confirmed the same ro J. fot 
 a law, and to Israel for a covenant, Ps. 105. 10. 
 Psal. 147 . 19 . he shewed his word unto J. his statutes 
 Jsa. 9 . 8. the Lord sent a word unto J. it lighted on 
 AJic. .3. 8. to declare unto J. his ti ansgression and Is. 
 7.20. wilt perform truth to J. and mercy to Abrah. 
 JAEL. 
 
 J 7 idg. 4. 17. Sisera fled away to the tent of J. 
 
 21. J. took a nail of the tent and an hammer 
 
 22. J. came out to meet Barak, and said 
 
 5.6. in (laysof J. the high-ways were unoccupied 
 
 24. blessed above women shall J. wife of Ileber be 
 
 JAIL 
 
 Psal. 68. 4. extol him bv his name J, and rejoice 
 JAHAZ. 
 
 Num. 21.2.3. Sihon gathered his people and came 
 and fought at J. Pent. 1. 31. Judg. 11. 20. 
 Isa. 15. 4. their voice shall be heard even to J. 
 
 Jer. 48. .34. to J. have thej’ uttered their voice 
 JAHAZAH. 
 
 Josh. 21. .36. out of Reuben J. given to the Levifes 
 Jer. 48. 21. judgment is come upon llolon and J. 
 JAIR. 
 
 Num. .32. 41. J. took the small towns, Deut. .3. 14. 
 Judg. 10. 3. J. the Gileadite judged Israel 22years 
 5. J. died || 1 Chron. 1. 11. Segub begat J. 
 
 1 Chron. 20.5. Elhanan the son of J. slew I^hmi 
 Esth. 2. 5. Mordecai the son of J. a Beujamite 
 
JEH 
 
 JEP 
 
 JATKUS. 
 
 MaTk5.Z2. J. a ruler of the synagogue, Luke 8.41. 
 JAKEH, See Agur. 
 
 JAMBRES. 
 
 2 Tim. .‘5. 8. as Jaimes and J. withstood Moses 
 JAMES. 
 
 Mat. 4.21. saw two brethren J. and John, Mar/t 1.19. 
 
 10. 2. J. the son of Zebedee, Mark .3. 1". 
 
 3. J. the son of Alpheus. Mark 3. 18. Acts 1. 13. 
 
 13. 55. and his brethren J. and Joses, Mark 6. 3. 
 
 17 . 1, after six days Jesus taketh Peter, .1. and 
 John, Mark 5. .37. 1 9. 2. | 14. .33. Luke 8. 51. 
 
 27 . 56. Mary Maj^dalene and Mary mother of J. 
 
 and Joses, Mark 15. 40. I 16. 1, Luke 24. 10. 
 Mark 10. 41. began to be much displeased with J. 
 1.3. .3. Peter, .). and .lohn asked him privately 
 Luke 5. 10. J. was astonislied at draught of fishes 
 Acts 1. 1.3. where abode botli Peter, .1. and John 
 
 12. 2. Hercd killed J. brother of .John with sword 
 
 17 . Peter said, shew these things to .1. and brethren 
 
 15. 13. ,1. answered, saying, hearken unto me 
 
 21. 18. Paul went in with us unto J. aiul ehiers 
 1 Cor. 15. 7 . afterthat was seen of .I.thenof apostles 
 Gal. 1. 19. 1 saw none, save ,1. the Lord’s brother 
 2. 9. when .1. perceived the grace given to me 
 
 12. before certain came from J. did eat with Gent 
 . JANNA. 
 
 Luke 3. 24. Melchi who was the son of J. who was 
 JAMNES. JAMBRES, 
 JAPHEIH. 
 
 Gen. 5. 32. Shem, Ham, .1. the sons of Noah, 0.10. 
 
 I 7 . 1.3. I 9. 18. 1 C/inm. 1. 4. 
 
 9. 23 . Shem and J. took a garment and covered 
 
 27 . God shall enlarge .1. he shall dwell in tents 
 
 10. 1. unto .1. were sons born, 2. 1 C/iron. 1.5. 
 
 21. Shem father of Eber, brother of.), the elder 
 
 JAREB. 
 
 IIos. 5. 1.3. then Ephraim saw, and sent to king .T. 
 
 10. 6. shall be carried fora present to king J. 
 .JARED. 
 
 Gen. 5. 15. Mahaleel begat J. Luke .3. 37. 
 
 J ASHER. 
 
 Josh. 10,13. written in the book of J. 2 Sam. 1. 18 
 JASON. 
 
 Acts 17 . 5. the Tews assaulted the house of J. 
 
 6. they drew J. H 7. whom J. hath received 
 9. and when they had taken security of J. 
 
 Mom. 16. 21. Lucius, J. and Sosipater salute you 
 JAVAN. 
 
 Gen. 10. 2. sonsof Japheth, J. Tubal, 1 Chron. 1.5. 
 Isa. 66. 19 . I will send tliose that escape to ,1. 
 Lzek. 27 .13. J. and T ubal were thy merchants. 19 
 JAZER. 
 
 Mum. .32. 1. they saw J. was a land for cattle, .3. 
 Isa. 16. 8. they are come even unto .1. tliey wandered 
 9.1 will bewail with weeping of J. vineof Sibmah 
 1B IT A R. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 15. David’s son 1. 1 Citron. 3. 6.1 14 5 
 ICHABOD. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 21. she named the child I. glory departed 
 
 14. 3. Ahiah the son of Ahitub, I. brother 
 ICOISIIUM. 
 
 Acts 1.3. 51. Paul and Barnabas came unto I. 
 
 14. 1. in 1. they went both info the synagogue 
 
 19. there came thither certain Jews from I. 
 
 16. 2. well reported of by the brethren at I. 
 
 Ss 'littt. 3. 11. afflictions wliich came to me at I. 
 IDDO. 
 
 1 Kings A. 14. Ahinadab son of I. had Mahanaim 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 21. of Grershom, Joash his son, 1. his son 
 
 27 . 21. ot the half tribe of Manasseh I. was ruler 
 
 2 Chr.9- 29 . the rest of the acts of Solomon written 
 
 in the visions of 1. the seer, 12. 15. | 13. 22. 
 Eera 5. 1. Zech. son of 1. prophesied, Zech. 1.1,7* 
 
 6. 14. through prophesying of Zecbariah son of L 
 
 8 . 17 . I sent them to 1. the chief, and told them 
 what they should say to I. and his brethren 
 Meh. 12 . 4. I. with priests went up with Zerubbabel 
 ^ IDUMEA. 
 
 Isa. 34. 5. my sword shall come down on I. 6, 
 Ezek. . 35 . 15. and all I. shall be desolate 
 .36. 5. in jealousy have 1 spoken against all I. 
 Mark 3. 8. a multitude followed him from 1, 
 .lERUSl t'E. 
 
 Gen. 10. 16. Canaan begat the J. 1 Chron. 1. 14. 
 Exod. 33. 2. I will drive out the J. .34. 11. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 16. angel of Lord was by the threshing- 
 place of Araunah the J. 18. 1 Chron. 21. 15. 
 Zech. 9. 7 . a governor in Judah, and Ekron as a J. 
 JEBUSIT'ES. 
 
 Num. ]_3. 29 . the J. dwell in the mountains 
 Josh. 15. 63. tile J. dwell with the children of Judah 
 Judg. 1. 21. drive the J. that inhabited Jerusalem 
 
 19. 11. let us turn into this city of theJ. and dwell 
 2 Sam. 5. 8. whoso getteth up and smiteth the J. 
 See Hittites. 
 
 JECONIAH. 
 
 1 Chron. .3. 16. the sons of Jehoiakim, J. Zedekiah 
 
 17 . the sons of J. Assir and Salathiel 
 
 Jer. 24. 1. had carried away captive J. 27 . 20. 
 
 28. 4. I will bring again to this place J. the son of 
 
 JEDIDIAH. 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 25. the Lord called Solomon J. 
 
 JEDUTHUN. 
 
 1 Chron. 16. 41. Ileman and J. to give thanks to L. 
 42. the sons ot J. 25. 3. 2 Chron. 29. 14. 
 
 25. 6. according to the king’sorderto J. and Ileman 
 JEGAR-SAHADUTHA. 
 
 Ge«, 31 . 47 . Laban called the heap J. but Jacob 
 JEHOAHAZ, called AHAZIAH. 
 
 2 Kings 10. .35. .7. son ot Jehu reigned in his stead 
 
 13. 1. J. son of Jehu began to reign over Israel 
 
 23. .30. the people of the land took J. the son of 
 
 Josiah, and anointed him, 2 Chron. .36. 1. 
 
 34. Pharaoh-necho took J. away, 2 Chron. .36. 4 . 
 Z Chron. 21 . 17 . left Jehoram never a son save J. 
 
 JEHOA.SH, or JOASH. 
 
 2 K ings 11.21 ..1. seven years old when began to reign 
 
 12. 2. J. did what was right in sight of the 1 ord 
 
 18. J. sent all the hallowed things to llazael 
 
 20. his servant slevy J. in the house of Millo 
 
 13. 10. J. the son ot Jekoahaz began to reign 
 
 2 Kings 14.8. then Amaziah sent me.ssengers to J. 
 
 16. J. slept with his fathers and was burred 
 
 JEHOIACHIN. 
 
 2 Kings 24. 8. J. was 18 years old when he began 
 12. J. king of Judah went out to king of Babylon 
 
 25. 27 . did lift up the head of J. Jer. 52. .31. 
 
 2 Chr. 36. 9. J. was eight years old when he began 
 JEHOIADA, 
 
 2 Sam. 8.18. Benaiah the son of J. 20. 2.3. I 2.3. 20, 
 
 22. 1 Chron. 11. 22, 24. | 18, 17. 
 
 1 Kings 1. 44. sent with .Solomon Benaiah son ofj. 
 
 4. 4. Benaiah the son of.), was over tlie host 
 
 2 Kings 11. 17 . J. made a covenant, 2 Chr. 23. 16. 
 12. 2. wherein J. the priest instructed him 
 
 1 Chron.\‘2. 27. J. was leader of the Aaronifes 
 27 . 34. after Ahithophel was J. a counsellor 
 
 2C’//row. 24. 2. Joash did riglit all the days of J. 
 
 17 . after the death of J. came the princes of Judah 
 €2. Joash remembered not the kindness.) .had done 
 25. for the blood of the sons of J. the priest 
 
 Neh. .3. 6. the old gate repaired J. sonof Paseah 
 Jer. 29. 26. hath made thee priest instead of J. 
 
 .) EH 01 A KIM. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. 34. turned his name to J. 2 Chr. 36. 4. 
 .‘15. J. gave tlie silver and gold to Pharaoh 
 
 24. 1. J. became liis servant three years 
 Jer. 22. 18. thus saith the Lord concerning J. 
 
 26. 22. J.sent men after Uriiah into Egypt 
 36. 28. the roll which .1. the king hath burnt 
 
 30. thus saith the Ixird of J. king of Judah 
 52. 2. Zedekiah did what was evil as.l. had done 
 Dan. 1. 2. and the I.ord gave J. into his hand 
 
 n. 
 
 2 hzyigs 10. 15. he liglited on J. the son of'Rechab 
 
 23. Jehu and J. went into the house of Baal 
 JEHORAM. 
 
 1 Rings 22. 50. J. son of Jehoshaphat, 2 Kings^. 16 
 
 2 K ings J. 17. J.the son of Ahab reigned over Israel 
 2 Chron. 17. 8. he sent Elishama and .7. priests 
 
 21. 9. J. went forth and smote the Edomites 
 
 16. _the Lord stiried up against J. the Philistines 
 
 22. 5. he went with J. to war against Hazael 
 
 7. Ahaziah went out with J. against Jehu 
 
 JEHO.SHAPHAi'. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 16. J, the son of Ahilud was recorder, 20, 
 
 24. 1 Kings A. .3. 1 Chron. 18. 15. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 17, J. son ofParuah was in Issachar 
 
 15. 24. J. the son of Asa reigned, ?C7irow. 17 . 1. 
 
 22. 2. J. came down to Ahab king of Israel 
 
 10. Ahab and J.sat each on his throne, 2 Chr. 18. 9. 
 
 29. J. went up to Ramoth-Gilead, 2 Chron. 18.28. 
 .‘12. .1. cried out ||50. J. slept with his fathers 
 49. let my .servant go, but J. would not 
 
 2 Kings .3.14. were it not that I regard presence of J. 
 
 9. 2. look Out there Jehu the sonof J. and go in 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 24. J. blew with the trumpet before ark 
 Z Chron. .3. Lord was with J. because he walked 
 
 10. so that they made no war against J. 
 
 12. J. waxed great exceedingly and built castles 
 
 18. 1. J. had riches and honour in abundance 
 
 20. .3..). feared and set himself to seek the Lord 
 
 27. they returned and J. in the fore-front of them 
 
 35. after this did J. Join with Ahaziah king of Isr. 
 .37. then Eliezer prophesied against J. because 
 
 21. 12. thou hastnot walked in the ways of J. 
 
 22. 9. because, said they, he is the son of.L 
 Joel 3.2. bring them down to the valley of J. 
 
 12. let the heathen come up to the valley of J. 
 JEHOSHUA. 
 
 Nvm. 1.3. 16. Moses called Oshea, son of Nun, J. 
 iChron. 7. 27. Non his son,.). Ins son 
 JEHOVAH. 
 
 Exod. 6. .3. by my name J. was I not known fo them 
 rsal. 8.3. 18. that thou whose name alone is J. 
 
 Lm. 12. 2. the Lord J. is my strength and song 
 26. 4. for in the I.ord J. is everlasting strength 
 t JEHOVAH-JIREH. 
 
 Gew.22.14.Abraham called the name of the place J. 
 ^ JEHOVAH-NISSI. 
 
 Exod.VI. 15. Moses called the name of the altar J. 
 
 JEHOVAH-SHALOM. 
 
 Judg. 6. 24. Gideon built and called the altar J. 
 
 ^ , JEHOVAH-SHAMMAH. 
 
 Ezek. 48. t 35. the name of the (ity shall be J. 
 
 ^ jehovah-tsidkenu. 
 
 Jer. 23. f 6. this is his name, J. 33.116. 
 
 JEHU. 
 
 1 Kings Mi.l. word came to .T.sonofllanani, 7,12. 
 
 19. 16. J. sonofNimshi shall thou anoint king 
 
 17. shall .1. slay ; that escapeth the sword of J, 
 
 2 Kings 9. 2. look out there J. || 13. J. is king 
 
 14. ./.son ot N imslii conspired against Joram 
 
 17. a watchman spied company of J. as he came 
 2(1. the driving is like the driving of .7. son of 
 
 24. J. drew a bow with his full strength, smote 
 
 10. 11. .7. slew all that remained of house of Ahab 
 
 18. Ahab served Baal, J. shall serve Baal much 
 29. J. departed not from the sins of Jeroboam 
 31. J. took no heed to walk in the law of God 
 
 15. 12. this was the word which he spake to J. 
 
 1 C’/i;vn. 2..38. Obed begat .7. and J. begat Azariah 
 4. .‘15. J. sonof Josibiah It 12. .3. J. sonof Azmaveth 
 
 2 Chron. 19. 2. J. went out to meet Jelioshaphat 
 
 20. .34. written in the book of J. son of Hanani 
 22. 8. J. was executing judgment on Ahab 
 
 llos. 1. 4. 1 will avenge the blood of Jezreel on J 
 JEPiriTIAH. 
 
 Judg. 11.1. now J.the Gileadite was a mighty man 
 of valour, and Gilead begat J. 
 .3. J. fled from his brethren, and dwelt in 'fob 
 
 11. J. uttered all his words before the Lord 
 
 28. the king hearkened not to words of J. 
 
 29. the Spiiit came on J. 1| .30. J. vowed a vow 
 40. went yearly fo lament the daughter of J. 
 
 12.7. J. judged Israel six years, then died I. 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 11. the I.ord sent J. and delivered you 
 lleb. 11. 32. tor the time would fail me to tell ofJ. 
 
 JEPHUNMEH. 
 
 Kum. 1.3. 6. of the tribe of Judah, Caleb the 
 
 son of J. 
 
 I Chron. 7. 33. the sons of.Iether J. and Pispah 
 See Caleu. 
 
 J [Proper Names. 
 JERAIIMEEL. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 9. the sons of Hezron, J. and Bam 
 .33. the sons of J. || 24. 29. J. the son of Kish 
 
 Jer. .36. 26. the king commanded J. to take Baruck 
 .JEREMIAH. 
 
 2 Kings 2.3. .31. his mother’s name was Hamutal, 
 
 the daughter of J.of Libnah, 24. 18. Jer. 52,1. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 24. J. a mighty man, 12. 4, 10, 13, 
 
 2 Chron. ,35.25. and J. lamented for Josiah 
 
 36. 12. Zeilekiah humbled not himself before J. 
 
 21. to fulfil tlie word of tlie Gird by the mouth of 
 
 J. till land enjoyed her sabbaths, 22. Ezra 1. 1. 
 ISeh. 10. 2. AzaiTali, J. sealed the covenant 
 
 12.1. Seraiali, J. went uiiwith Zerubbabel 
 
 12. in days ot Joiakim, ofj. Hananiah was priest 
 34. J. and Shemaiah went alter tbem 
 Jer. 1. 1. the words of J. the sonof Hilkiah 
 
 7. 1. the word that came to .1. 11. 1. | 14. 1. | 18. 1. 
 
 18. 18. come, let us devise devices against J. 
 
 20.2. Pashur smote .7. and put him in the stocks 
 24. 3. then said the Lord, what seest thou, J, ; 
 
 26. 9. all the people were gathered against J. 
 
 24. the hand of Ahikam w as with J. not to put 
 
 28. 10. took the yoke from the piophet J.’s neck 
 
 29. 27. why hast thou not reiuoved J. of Anathoth * 
 .’52.2. .7. was shut up in the court of tlie prison 
 
 34. 6. J. spake all these words to Zedekiah 
 .3.1. .3. then I took .laazaniah the son of J. 
 
 3(5. 19. the princes said, go hide thee, thou and .T. 
 26. Lord hid Baruch the scribe and J. the prophet 
 
 37 . 4. J. came in and wem out among the people 
 
 14. so Irijah took .1. and brought him to princes- 
 
 15. w herefore the princes were wroth with .). 
 
 16. when .7. was entered into the <lungeon 
 21. to commit J. into the court of the prison 
 
 38. 6. then they cast J. into the dungeon 
 
 I. 3. drew up .7. with cords out of the dungeon 
 
 16. Zedekiah the king sware secretly to J. 
 
 . 39 .11. Nebuchadrezzar gave charge concerning J, 
 40. 6. then went J. to Gedaliah son of Ahikam 
 51.60. so J. w rote in a book all the evil on Babylou. 
 64. thus far are (he words of J. 
 
 Mat.Z. 17 . tiiltilled that was spoken by J. 27. 9. 
 
 16. 14. others say thou art .1. or one of prophets 
 
 JEBICHO. 
 
 Josh. 2. 1. go view' J. ||6. 1. J. w'as straitly shut up- 
 .3. 16 the people passed over right against J. 
 
 6. 2. Lord said, see, I have given into thine hand J. 
 26 . cursed be the man that buildeth the city J. 
 
 7 . 2. Joshua sent men from .1. to view Ai 
 
 24. 11. ye came to J. and the men of .7. fought 
 Z.Sam. 10.5. king said, tarry at J. till your beards 
 
 be grown, and then return, 1 Chron. 19.5. 
 
 1 K ings 16. .34. in his days did Hiel build .1. 
 
 2 Kings Z. 4. for the Lord hath sent me to .7. 
 
 25. 5. the army of Chaldees pursued and overtook 
 
 him in the plains of J. Jer. .39. 5. 1 52. 8. 
 2 Chron. 28. 15. they brouglit the captives to .1. 
 Luke 10. .30. a certain man went down to .1. and fell- 
 lleb. 11. 30, by faith the walls of J.fell down 
 JEROBOAM. 
 
 1 Kings 28. ,7. was a mighty man of valour 
 40. .Solomon sought to kill J. and J. tied 
 
 12. _ 2. J. dwelt in Egypt || 20. J. was come again 
 
 25. .7. built Shechem, and dwelt therein 
 :i‘2. J. ordained a feast in the eighth month 
 
 13. 1. .1. stood by the altar to burn incense 
 
 .3.3. after this J. returned not from his evil way 
 34. this tiling became sin to the house of ,7. 
 
 14.1. at that time Abijahtlie son ofj. fellsick 
 6. Ahijah said, come in, thou wife of .7. 
 
 10. behold, 1 will bring evil upon the liouse of J. 
 
 II. him that dieth ofj. shall the dogs eat 
 13. for he only of .7. shall come to the grave 
 16. because of the sins of .L 15. 30. 
 
 30. there was war between Rehoboam and J. 
 
 15. 29. Baasha left not to I. any that breathed 
 
 34. Baasha di<l evil, and walked in the way of ,r. 
 
 2 Kings 10 . 31. | 13. 6 . 1 14. 24. 1 17 . 22. 
 
 2 Kings 13. 1.3. J.son of Joash sat on his throne 
 14 . 27 . the Lord saved Israel by the hand of J. 
 
 17 . 21._.l. drave Israel from following the Lord 
 
 1 Chr. 5. 17 . reckoned by genealogies In days of J- 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 14. J. bad cast off the Levites from 
 13^ 8. golden calf which .1. made for your gods 
 
 15. God smote .7. and all Israel before Abijah 
 20. neither did .7. recover strength again in d«j 5 - 
 
 Hos.^. 1. prophesied in the days of .7. Amos 1. 1. 
 Amos 7 . 9. rise against house of J. with the sword 
 
 11. thus Amos saith, J. shall die by the sword 
 
 J l'5ROBOA.M, joined w ith Kebat. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 26. .7, son of Nebat lifted up his hand 
 
 12. 15. which the Lord spake by Ahijah the Shilo- 
 
 nite to J. the son of Nebat, 2 Chron. 10. 15. 
 
 16 . 3. 1 will make thv house like the house of .7. 
 
 the son of Nebat, 21. 22. I 2 Kings 9. Qi 
 
 26. for he walked in all the way ofj. the son rrf 
 
 Nebat, and hissin, .31. | 22. 52. 2 Kings 3. .3. 
 
 2 Kings 10. 29. .lehu departed not from the sins of J 
 
 sonof Akiat, 1.3. 2,1 1 . | 14.24. 1 15. 9, 18,24.28 
 JEHUBBAAL. 
 
 Judg. a. .32. on that day he called him J. saying 
 
 7 . 1. then .7. (who is Gideon) rose up early 
 
 8. 29. and .7. went and dwelt in his own house 
 .‘55. nor shewed they kindness to the house of .7. 
 
 9 . 2. either that all sons of J. reign, or one reign 
 
 5. Abimelech slew his brethren the sons ofj. 
 
 16. if ye dealt well with J. |1 19. ifsincerelv with J. 
 
 28. wlio is Abimelech ? is not he the son of J. t 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 11. the I.ord sent 1. and delivered vou 
 
 .lEBUBBESHETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 11.21. who smote Abimelech (he sonof J. 
 
 JERU.SAI-E.M, or H lER U.SALE.M. 
 
 Josh. 18.28. Jebiisi, w hich is .1. Judg. 19. 10. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 . 54. David brought Goliath’s heail to J. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 6. king David and his men went to J. 
 
 8. 7 . David brought the shields of gold to J. 
 
 12. .31. so David and all the people returned to J 
 15. 8. if the Lord shall bring me again to .1. then 
 
 29. they carried the ark of Goil again to J. 
 
 19. 19 . the day that my lord went out ofj. 
 
 24.8. they came to J. at the end of nine montlia 
 
 601 
 
Proper Names.] JER 
 
 JER 
 
 JES 
 
 2 Sam. C4.16. when the an^el stretfhed out his hand 
 on 1. to destroy it, I.ord repentf-d, 1 ( Jiron. 2]. 
 
 1 King.; .3. 1. made an end ot buildinsr the wall of J. 
 
 10. 2. she came to .1. with a very great tr.iin 
 
 31. 13. tor I. sake which 1 have chosen, 2 Chr. 6.6. 
 
 15. 4 to set up his son after liim and to establish .1. 
 
 2 Kmgs 18. .35. delivered their country, that Loni 
 
 should deliver.!, out of mine hand, ha. .36. 20. 
 
 19. 31. out of .1. shall go torth a remnant, and they 
 
 that e3ca[)e out of mount Zion, l.sa. .37. 32. 
 21. 12. behold, 1 will bring such evil upon .!. 
 
 1.3. I will wipe .1. as a man wipeth a dish, wii)ing 
 
 16. shed innocent blood till lie had filled .!. 24. 4. 
 
 23.27. I w ill cast off .J. which 1 have chosen 
 
 24. 14. he carried away all J. and tlie [irinces 
 
 2.5. 9. Nebu 2 ar-adan burnt all the houses of .!. 
 
 2 Chum. 12.7. "i.v wrath shall not be poured on J. 
 
 20. 28. they came to .1. with psalteries, harps 
 
 24. 18 wrath was upon .J. 29. 8. I 32. 25. 
 
 28. 24. Ahaz made altars in every corner of J. 
 
 32. 19. tliey spake against the God of J. 
 
 34. .3 Josiah began to purge J. from high places 
 hit a 7. 14. thou art sent to inquire concerning J. 
 
 19. those deliver thou before the God of J. 
 
 JCeh. 2. 11. so I came to .1. J. 6. I 13. 7. 
 
 13. 20. merchants lodged without .1. once or twice 
 J'f.5l.l8. do good to Zion,build thou the wallsof J. 
 
 79. 1. the heathens have laid .1. on heaps 
 
 3. their blood have they shed round about.I. 
 
 122. 3. J. is builded as a city compact together 
 
 6. pray for the peace of J. they sliall prosper 
 125. 2. as the mountains are, rounrl about .J. 
 
 128. 5. thou shalt see the good of .1. all thy life 
 
 I . 37 . 6. if 1 prefer not .1. above my chief joy 
 
 7 . remember children of Edom in the day of .T. 
 147 . 2. the T.ord doth build up .1. he gafhereth 
 
 •Cant. 6.4. thou art comely, O my love, as .1. 
 
 Jsa. 1.1. the vision he saw concerning J. 2. 1. 
 
 3. 8. for.!, is ruined |1 10. 11. so will I do to J. 
 
 4.4. the Lord shall have purged the blood of J. 
 
 10.12. Lord hath performed his whole w ork on J. 
 
 22.10. and vc have numbered the houses of J. 
 
 31.5. so will the I.ord of hosts defend J. 
 
 3.3. 20. thine eyes see J. a quiet habitation 
 
 40. 2. speak ye comfortably to J. and cry to her 
 
 41. 27 . gi'e to .1. one tliat bringeth good tidings 
 44. 26. that saith to J. thou shalt be inhabited 
 
 52.9. sing together, ye waste places of J. for Lord 
 • hath comforted his people, he hath redeemed J. 
 
 62.1. for .!. sake I will not rest till righteousness 
 
 7 . give him no rest till he make .1. a praise 
 
 64. 10. Zion is a wilderness, .!. a desolation 
 
 65. 18. for behold, I create .1. a rejoicing 
 
 66.10. rejoice ye with .1. and be glad with her 
 Jer. 2. 2. go, and cry in the ears of J. saying 
 
 .3. 17- they shall call .!. the throne of the Lord 
 
 5.1. run ye to and fro through the streets of J. 
 
 6. 1. gather you to flee out of the midst of .!. 
 
 8.5. why then is this people of .7. slidden back 
 9. 11. I will make J. heaps, and a den of dragons 
 
 II. 6. jiroclaim these words in the streets of J. 
 
 3.3. 9 . 1 will mar the great pride of .ludah and J. 
 
 14. 2. .ludah mourneth, the cry of .1. is gone up 
 17.26. tliey shall come from the places about J. 
 
 19 . 7- I " ill niake void the counsel of J. 
 
 1.3. the houses of J. shall be defiled as Tophet 
 
 23. 14. have seen in prophets of .1. an horrible thing 
 26 .18. .!. shall become heaps, il/fc. 3. 12. 
 
 3.3. 1.3. in the places about .1. shall flocks pass 
 
 16. in those clays J. shall dwell safely, this is 
 
 35. 11. let us go to .1. for fear of the Chaldeans 
 
 38.28. till day that J. was taken, there when taken 
 39.8. the Chaldeans brake down the walls of.!. 
 
 44. 2. ye have seen the evil I have brought on J. 
 
 6. mine anger was kindled in the streets of.!. 
 51.50. let J. come into your mind, remember I.ord 
 ham. 1.8..!. hatli grievously sinned, theref. remov. 
 
 17 . . 1 . is as a menstruouswoman among tliem 
 hzek. 5. 5. this is J. 1! 9.4. go througli the midst of J. 
 
 16.2. son of man cause J. to know her abominations 
 37- 12. the king of Babylon is come to .1. 
 
 21. 2o. that the sword may come to Judah in J. 
 
 22. at his right hand the cliv ination fi r .!. 
 
 22. 19 . I will gather you into the midst of .1. 
 
 .3.3. 21. one that had escaped out of J. came to me 
 .36. .38. as the flock of .1. in her solemn feasts 
 
 JJan.0. 10. his windows being open toward J. 
 
 9 . 12. not been done, as hath been done upon J. 
 
 25. from going forth of the commandm. to build J. 
 Joel 3. 1. when I bring again the cairtivity of J. 
 
 17 . then shall J. be holy jl 20. J. shall ctwell 
 Obad. 11. foreigners entered and cast lots upon J. 
 JlJfc. 1.5. are they not.I.til Zech.X. 14. jealous for J. 
 
 3.10. build up Zion with blood, J. with iniquity 
 Zeph. 1.12.1 will search .!. with candles and punish 
 Zech. 1.12. how long wiltthou not have mercy on .!.? 
 
 17 . L. shall yet comfort Zion, and choose .!. 2. 12. 
 19. these are the horns which have scattered J. 
 
 2.2. w hither goest thou ? I go to measure J. 
 
 4. .1. shall be inhabited as towns without walls 
 
 8.3. I will dwell in the midst of.!, and I shall 
 
 15. so again have 1 thought to do well to .!. 
 
 12.2. behold, 1 will make .!. a cup of trembling 
 3. that day I will make, .1. a burdensome stone 
 
 14. n. but J. shall be safely inhabited 
 Klal. 3. 4. the offering of J. shall be pleasant 
 Jklai. .3. 5. then went out to him J. I\Jay/c \. 5. 
 
 5. .35. neither swear by .1. H 21,10. come into J. 
 
 16. 21. Jesus began to shew how he must go to J. 
 
 htike 2. 22. his parents brought him to J. 
 
 45 . they turned back again to 1. seeking him 
 
 6. 17 . a great multitude out of J. came to hear 
 
 9 . 5 . 3 . his face was as though he would go to .1. 
 
 33. .3.3. it cannot be that a prophet perish out of J. 
 19 .11. spake a parable, because he was nigh to J. 
 21. 20. w hen ye sliall see J. compassed with armies 
 
 24. J. shall be trodden down of the Gentiles 
 
 24. 49; tarry ye in J. till ye be endued with power 
 52. and they returned to J. with great joy 
 John 12.12. w hen heard that Jesus was coming to J. 
 Acts 5. 28. ye have frlled J. wdth your doctrine 
 9. 2. that he might bring them bound unto J. 
 
 602 
 
 Acts 20. 22. behold, T go bound in the Spirit to J. 
 
 21. 31. tidings came that all J. was in an uproar 
 
 22. 18. make haste, get thee quickly out of J. 
 
 25. 20. I askeci him whether he would go to J. ? 
 Kom. 15. 31. that my service for .!. may be accepted 
 I Cor. 16.3. w'ill sendto briugyour liberality unto J. 
 Gal. 4. 25. Agar answeretli to .1. which now is 
 
 26. but I. wTii' h is above is free, mother of us all 
 llev. .3. 12. the new J. 21. 2. ll 21. 10. the iioly J. 
 See Dwei.i,. 
 
 Against .IKK USA LEM. 
 
 Judg. 1.8. Judah hath fought against J. and taken it 
 
 1 k ings 14. 25. .Shishak came against 1.2 Chr. 12. 9. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 17. .Sennacherib against .1.2 Chr. .32. 2. 
 
 24.10. the king of IJabyb.n came against ,1. 25. 1. 
 
 Jer. .34. 1, 7 .1 . 39 . 1.1 .52. 4. Ezek. 24. 2. 
 Ezra 4. 8. Kehum, .Shimshai, wrote against J. 
 
 Sell. 4. 8. they conspired to come and fight ag. .1. 
 Jer. 4. 16. publish ag. .!. || 6 6. cast a mount ag. .1. 
 Ezek. 26. 2. because that I yrus hath said against I . 
 Zech. 12. 9 . tlestroy nations that come «//. J. 14. 12. 
 At lERU.SALEM. 
 
 Josh. 15. 63. the Jebusites dwelt with Judah at J. 
 
 2 ■'•am. 20. .3. David came to his house at J . 
 
 1 Kings 12. 27. go up to do sacrifice in the house of 
 the I.yord at .\. 2 Chron. 9. 25. Isa. 2~. 1.3. 
 
 1 Chron. 9 . 34. these chief fathers dwelt at .!. .38. 
 
 2 Chron. .3. 1. Solomon began to build the house of 
 
 Lord at .1. in mount .Moriah, Ezra 1.2. I 5.2. 
 A^<?//.11.2. willingly offered themselves to dwellatJ. 
 
 13.6. but in all this time was not I at J. 
 
 Es. 68.29. becauseof thy temple at J. bring presents 
 
 I. 35. 21. blessed be the Lord wdio dwelleth at J. 
 I.sa. .30. 19 . the people shall dw'ell in Zion at J. 
 Jer. 35. 11. let us go into.!, so we dwell at J. 
 
 Zech. 14. 14. and Judalialso shall fight at J. 
 
 Lnke 9. .31. decease which he should accompl. at J. 
 
 2.3. 7 . Herod himself was also at .1. at that time 
 24 . 47 . preached among all nations, beginning at .1. 
 John 4.21. noryet shall yeat .1. worship the Father 
 45. having seen all things that he did at J. 
 
 Acts 1 . 19 . it was known to all the dwellers at J. 
 
 8. 1. a great persecution against the church at J. 
 
 9 . 1.3. what evil he hath done to thy saints at J. 
 
 13. 27- they that dwell at.!, have fulfilled them 
 
 20. 16. he hasted to beat J. the day of Pentecost 
 
 21.11. so shall,the Jews at J. bind the man 
 
 13. but also to die at J. for the name of Jesus 
 
 26. 20. but shewed first to them of Damascus at J. 
 Horn. 15. 26. contribution for the poor saints at J. 
 
 See Daughter, ters. 
 
 From JEBU.SALEM. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 41. told that Shimei had gone from J. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 18. Llazael went away/raw J. 
 
 24. 15. carried info captivity from J. to Babvlon, 
 Esth. 2. 6. Jer. 24. 1. 1 27. 20. 129- 1. I 52. 29. 
 Isa. 2. .3. the word of the Lord from J. il/fc. 4. 2. 
 
 .3. 1. tlie Lord doth take away from 3. the stay 
 Joel .3. 16 . the Lord utter his voice from J. Amos 1.2. 
 Zech. 9. 10. 1 will cut off' the horse from .1. 
 
 14. 8. that living waters shall go out/raw .1. 
 
 Mat. 3. 25. multitudes followed him jfawJ. 
 
 Luke 10. .30. a certain man went down from!. 
 
 24, 1.3. which was from J. about sixty furlongs 
 Acts 1. 4. tliat they should not depart from I. 
 
 8. 26. the way that goeth down from .!. to Gaza 
 
 II. 27- there came prophets from 3. to Antioch 
 Rom. 15. 19. from J.to lllyncum I have preached 
 
 In JERUSALEM. 
 
 .Tudg. 1. 21. Jebusites dwell with Benjamin in .1. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 33. 1 will feed thee with me in J. 
 
 \ Kings 2. .36. build thee an house in 3. and dwell 
 11.36. may have a light alway before me in 3. 15.4. 
 2Kings 18.22. ye shall worship before this altar fw J. 
 
 21. 4. the Lord said, in .!. will I put my name 
 
 22. 14. now Huldah dwelt in 3. in the college 
 
 1 Chron. 8. 28. these dwelt in J. .32. I 9. 3. 
 
 2.3. 25. that they may dwell in 3. for ever 
 
 2 Chron. 9. 27. 'he king made silver m.l. as stones 
 3 '. 14. they took away the altars tliat were in 3. 
 
 26. there was great joy in J. not the like in J. 
 Ezra 1. 3. the house of the I.ord which is in 3. 
 
 7 . 15. God of Israel, whose habitation is fw J. 
 
 9. 9. anti to give us a wall in Judah and in 3. 
 Neh. 2. 20. ye have no right nor meinoi ial in 3. 
 
 4. 22.1 saiti, let every one loilge in J.- 
 11. 1. cast lots, to bring one of ten to dwell in J. 
 Ps. 102. 21. to declare in Zion and his praises z»J. 
 Eccl. 1. 16 . that have been before me in 3. 2. 7, 9. 
 Isa. 4. ,3. that remaineth in 3. becalled holy 
 24. 2.3.*when tlie Lord of hosts shall reign in.T. 
 
 28. 14. hear, ye scornful men that rule in J. 
 
 .31.9. whose tire is in Zion, his furnace wJ. 
 
 65. 19 . I will rejoice in 3. and joy in my people 
 
 66. 13. and ye shall be comforted in 3. 
 
 Jer. 4. 5. putilish in J. and say, blow' the trumpet 
 
 15. 4. for that wdiich Manasseh did in J. 
 
 Ezek. 4. 16. 1 will break the staff of bread in .T. 
 Joel 2. 32. in mount Zion and .!. shall be deliverance 
 Zech. 12. 6.J. be inhabited in her place, even in .1. 
 
 14. 21. every pot in .1. shall be Holiness to Lord 
 Mai. 2. 11. an abomination is committed in}. 
 Luke 2. 25. a man in .1. w hose name was Simeon 
 
 .38. spake to all that looked for redemption in 3. 
 
 4.3. the child Jesus tarried behind in .!. 
 
 13.4. they W'eie sinners above all thatdwejtm J. 
 24. 18. one said, art thou only a stranger in 3. ? 
 John 4. 26. in J. is the jilace where to worship 
 Acts 1. 8. shall be witne.sses to me in J. 10. .39. 
 
 6.7- the number of the disciples multiplied in J. 
 
 23. 11. for as thou hast testified of me in J. 
 
 26. 10. which thing 1 also did m J. many saints 
 Inhabitants a/.! ERU.SAI.E.M. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 15. ye inhabitants of 3. be not afraid 
 ,32. 22. thus the Lord saved the inhabitants of J. 
 
 3.3. inhabitants of 3. did him honour at his death 
 .34. .32. inhabit, of J. did according to the covenant 
 Isa.5.S. Oinhab.of}. judge betwixt me and vinev’. 
 
 8. 14. for a gin and snare to the inhabitants of J. 
 22. 21. he shall l>e a father to the inhabitants of 3. 
 
 Jer. 17 . 25. inhabitants of 3. shall remain for ever 
 35. 13. go and tell Judali and the inhabitants of J. 
 
 Ezek. 11. 15. to whom inhabitants of J, have said 
 15. 6. so will I give the inhabitants of 3. for fuel 
 Zech. 12. 5. tlie inhabit, of 3. shall be my strength 
 
 7 . the glory of the inhabit, of 3 . do not magnify 
 
 8. the Ijord shall defend the inhabitants of 3. 
 
 10. |jour ufxin inhabit, of 3. the Spirit of grace 
 
 13. 1. a fountain opened to the inhabitants of J. 
 
 O JERUSALE.M. 
 
 Ps. 116. 19.1 will pay my vows 111 midst offhee,OJ. 
 122. 2. our feet snail stand w jihin thy gates, OJ. 
 1 . 37 . 5. if 1 forget, () .1. || 147- 12. praise Lord, O J, 
 Jsa.M). 9. () J. lhatbringest good tiuings, lift up 
 51. 17 .stand up,-O..I. 52.2.arise,and sitdown,0 J. 
 5fl. 1. F)ut on thy beautiful garments, G .!. 
 
 Jer. 4. 14. O .1. wash thy heart from wickeilness 
 6.8. be thou instructed, G J. lest I depart from thee 
 
 7 . 29. cut olf thine hair, G J. and cast it away 
 
 1.3. 27 woe to thee, G J. wilt not be made clean 
 
 15. 5. for who shall have pity u()on thee, G 3. ? 
 Mat. 2.3. . 37 . G 3. .1. thou that killest the prophets 
 
 and stonest them sent to thee, Luke 13. 34. 
 Vp to .lERUsALEM. 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 34. that I should no up with the kingra J, 
 
 1 Kings 12. 28. it is too much-for you to go up to 3.. 
 
 2 Kings 12. 17 . Hazarset liis face to go up to J. 
 
 16. 5. Rezin and Pekah came up ra J. to war 
 Ezra 1. .3. and let him go vp to 3.1. 13. 
 
 Mat. 2u. 18. behold, we got/p to J. Son of man shall 
 he hftrayed, Mark 10. 33. Luke 18. 31. 
 Mark 10. 32. they were in the way going «p ta J. 
 I.vke 19.’28. he went before, ascending «p to 3. 
 
 Acts 11.2. and when Peter was come up to 3. 
 
 15. 2. tln-y should gowp to 3. to tlie apostles 
 21.4. wdu) Said, that he should not got/p/o.1. 12. 
 
 25. 9. w'ilt tliqii go up to J. and there be judged ? 
 Gal. 1. 17 . neither went 1 up to 3. to them apostles 
 
 18.1 wentwp to J. toseePeter and abode with him 
 
 2.1. 1 went up to J. with Barnabas, took Titus 
 
 JESIIUA. 
 
 Ezra 2. 2. those that came with Zerubbabel, J. 
 
 3. 2. then stood up J. son of Jozadak, and brethren 
 
 JLSllURUN. 
 
 Deut. 32. 15. but J. waxed fat and kicked 
 .33. 5. he was king in .1. when Israel was gathered 
 
 26. there is none like to the God of J. 
 
 Isa. 44. 2. fear not, thou .1. whom 1 have chosen 
 J ESSE. 
 
 Ruth 4. 17 . Obed, he is the father of.I. Mat. 1.5. 
 
 22. Obed begat J. and J. begat David, Mat. 1.6. 
 ■\Sam. 16 . l.I will send thee to J.the Beth-lehemite 
 
 9. be sanctified J.and his sons and called them 
 
 18. 1 have seen a son of J. that is cunniilg 
 
 19 . wherefore .''huI sent messengers unto J. 
 
 17 . .58. David said, I am the son of thy servant J. 
 
 20. .30. I know thou hast chosen the son of J. 
 
 .31. as long as the son of.I. liveth on the ground 
 
 22 . 7 . w ill tiie sonof J. giveevery oneofyou fields? 
 
 8. my son hath made a league with the son of J. 
 
 9. Doeg said, 1 saw tlie son of.!, coming to Nob 
 25.10. who is David ? and who is the-son of.I. ? 
 
 2 Sam. 20.1. neither have we inheritance in the son 
 of .1. 1 Kings 12. 16. 2 Chron. 10.16. 
 1 Chr. 10.14. turned kingdom to David the son of J. 
 
 12. 18. on thy side are we, thou sonof J. peaie 
 lsa."[ 1.1. there shall come a rod out of the stem of 3. 
 
 10. tiiere shall be a root of.I. Rom. 15. 12. 
 
 Acts 13. 22. 1 liave found Da\ id the son of J. 
 
 JE.su ITE.S. 
 
 Klim. 26. 44. of Jesus, the family of the J. 
 
 JE.SUS. 
 
 Mai. 1. 21. shalt call his name J. for he shall save 
 his people from their sins, 25. Luke 1. 31.1 2.21. 
 
 4. 1. .1. w as led up of the Spiritinto wilderness 
 
 17 . from that time . 1 . began to preach and say 
 
 8. 3. .1. put forth his hand and touched him 
 
 10. when J. heaui it. be marvelled, and said 
 
 29. what have we to do with thee, J. thou Son of 
 God Mark 1. 24.1 5. 7. Lw/r 8. 28. 
 .34. behold, the w hole city came out to meet J. 
 
 9 . 2. 3. seeing their faith I! 10. as .1. sat at meat 
 22. J. tiiriieii him about 27..L departed thence 
 
 12. 25. I. knew their thouglits, and said to tiiem 
 
 13. 34. tlipse things spake J. to the multitude 
 
 14.1. at that time Herod heard of the fame of J. 
 29 . Peter walked on the water to go to J. 
 
 17 . 8. they saw no man sa' e J. only, Mark 9. 8. 
 
 18. J. rebuked tiie devil ami he departed 
 
 25. when come into tlie bouse, J. prevented liini 
 
 18. 2. J. called a litMe cbihl to him, and set him 
 
 20. 30. two hlinti men heard that .1. passed by 
 
 34.. 1 .h.id compassion on them, touched their eves 
 
 21. 11. this is J. the prophet of Nazareth of; laiilee 
 
 22. 18. hut.!, perceived their wickedness am! said 
 
 26. 4. they rnighttake J. by subtilty and kill him 
 
 19 . tlie iriscifiles did as J. had appointed tliein 
 
 26. J. toi'k bread and blessed it, Mark 14. 22. 
 
 69. thou also wast with .1. 71- 3Iark 14. 67. 
 
 75. ami Peter remembered the words of.!. 
 
 27 . . 37 . written, this is J. the king of the Jew-s 
 
 46.. !. cried with a loud voice, .Mark 15. .37. 
 
 , 57 . Joseph, who also himself was J. disciple 
 
 28. 5. tear not ye, 1 know ye seek J. Mark 16. 6 . 
 9 . .1. met them 1 ! 18. .I.catue and spake to them 
 
 Mark 1 . 45. J. could no more enter into the city 
 3. 7 . J. withdrew himse lf with hisdisciples 
 
 5. 13. .1. gave them leave || 19.1, suffered him not 
 
 36. J. knowing th.it virtue had gone out ofliim 
 
 9 . 4 . Elias ami !Moses were talking with J. 
 
 10.21. then J. behohiing him, loved him 
 12. 34. w her. J. saw that he answ ered discreetly' 
 
 15. 1 . they bound J. and carried him away 
 I.uke 5. 19. let him down in the midst before .T. 
 
 6. 11. they communed w hat they might do to J. 
 
 16. 39. who sat at J. feet and heard his word 
 
 19 . 3. Zaccheus sought to see J. w ho he w as 
 
 23. 26. that he might bear the cross alter J. 
 
 24. 15. J. himself drew near and went with them 
 John 6. 42. they sai<l, is not this J. son of Joseph ? 
 
 9. 11. a man, that is called J. made clay, anointed 
 
 11. 13. J. spake of hisdeath || .35. J. wept 
 
 12. 21. sir. w e would see .1. || 1.3.23. leaning on J. 
 
 13. 1. when J knew that his hour was come 
 
JEW 
 
 JEZ 
 
 John. 187- ^vhom seek ye ? they said, .T. of Nazar, 
 one of the officers that stood by struck .1. 
 
 19. 5. then came .1. forth, wearing crown of thorns 
 ^5. now there stood by the cross of .1. his motlier 
 2H. J. knowinjj that all thinsjs were accomplislied 
 40. took the body of J. H 42. there laid they J. 
 
 CO. 14. and she knew not that it was 21. 4. 
 
 Acts 1.1. of all that ,J. befran to do and teach 
 
 11. this same J. which is taken up from you 
 If), .ludas, who was guide to them who took ,T. 
 
 C. .IC. this .1. hath God raised up, .3. 26.1 5. .30. 
 
 3. 13. God of Abraham hath glorified his Son .T. 
 
 4. 2. preaching tliro’ J. resurrection from the dead 
 
 I. 3. they took know ledge that they had beenwitli .1. 
 38. they commanded not to teach in the name of J. 
 C7. for of a truth against thy holy child .1. 
 
 30. signs done by the name of thy holy child J. 
 
 5. 40. they should not speak in the name of .1. 
 
 <5. 14. this .1. shall destroy this place and change 
 7- 50. he saw .1. standing on the right hand of God 
 
 8. .35. then Philip preached unto him .T. 
 
 9, 5. I am J. whom thou persecutest, 22. 8. I 26.15. 
 
 17. even J. that appeared to thee in the way 
 27- had preached at Damascus in the name of .T. 
 
 30. .38. how God anointed J. with the Holy Ghost 
 
 1.3. 2.3. God hath raised to Israel a Saviour J. 
 
 17. 7- saying, that there is another king, one ,T. 
 
 18. because he preached .1. and the resurrection 
 19- 1.3. we adjure yon by .1. whom Paul preacheth 
 
 15. J. 1 know,and Paul I know, but who are ye? 
 
 25. 19. had questions of one who was dead 
 28. 23. persuading concerning .1. law' and prophets 
 Horn. 3. 26. the justifier of him that believes in ,1. 
 
 8. 11. the Spirit of him that raised up .1. from dead 
 
 1 Ccr. 12. .3. no man speaking by Spirit calleth .T. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. and ourselves your servants for .1. sake 
 
 10. that the life of J. might be made manifest 
 
 II. we are delivered to death for .1. sake 
 
 14. that he who raised J. shall raise up usalsoby J. 
 
 11. 4. for if he that cometh, preach another ,1. 
 J-'.ph. 4. 21. been taught by him as the truth is in J. 
 Phil. 2.10. at the name ot .T. every knee should bow 
 1 I'hess. 1. 10. even .1. who delivered us from wrath 
 
 4. 14. so them thatsleep in .1. will God bring 
 Jrleh. 2. 9. we see J. who was made lower than angels 
 
 4. 14. we have a great high priest, ,1. son of G. 6.20. 
 
 7. 22. by so much was ,1. maile surety of better testa. 
 
 30. 19. to enter into the holiest by the blood of J. 
 
 12. 2. looking unto ,1. the author of our faith 
 
 24. to J. the Mediator of the new covenant 
 
 13. 12. wherefore J. suffered without the gate 
 
 1 John 4. 15. whoso shall confess J. is Son of God 
 
 5. 5. that believeth that is the Son of God 
 liev. 14. 12. here are they that keep the faith of .7. 
 
 17. 6. woman drunken witli blood of martyrs of J. 
 20.4. that were beheaded for the witness of .1. 
 
 £2. 16. 1 J. have sent mine angel to testify to you 
 
 See Christ. 
 
 JE.SUS joined with Lord. 
 
 Acts 1. 21. all the time the I,ord .7. went in and out 
 
 2. 36. God made that same .7. both /.expand Christ 
 
 7. 59. Stephen saying. Lord J. receive mv spirit 
 
 8. 16. were baptized in the name of the Lord .1. 
 
 9. 29. he spake boldly in the name of the Lord J. 
 
 31. 20. spake to Grecians, preacliing the Lord 0. 
 36. 31. believe on the Lord .1. Christ and be saved 
 39. 10. all in Asia heard the word of the Lord J. 
 
 17 . and the name of the Lord J. was magnified 
 
 20. .35. and to remember the words of the Lord .7. 
 
 1 Cor. 11. 2.3. Lord ,1. same night he was betrayed 
 
 12. .3. that no man can say that J. is the Lord 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 14. as ye are ours in the day of the LordJ. 
 
 4. 10. always Bearing about the dying of Lord .7. 
 
 Gal. 6. 17 . I bear in my body the marks of Zero'.7. 
 
 1 'I'hess. 2.15. who both killed LordJ. and prophets 
 4. 1. we beseech and exhort you by the Lord J. 
 
 2. what commandments we gave you by Lord .1. 
 
 2 Thess. 1 . 7 . when the Lord .1. shall be revealed 
 Lleh. 13. 20 . brought again from dead our Lord J. 
 2 Pet. 1 . 2. through the knowledge of J. our Lord 
 Jiev. 22. 20.1 come quickly, even so, come Lord J. 
 
 See Grack, Na.me. 
 
 7ESU.S Said. 
 
 Mark 14. 72. Peter called to mind the word .7. said 
 John 2. 22. the disciples believed the word .7. said 
 4. 5.3. it was at the same hour in which J. said 
 
 3.3. 21. when J. had thus said, he was troubled 
 £1. 23. yet J, said not to him, he shall not die 
 
 JKSUS, for Joshva. 
 
 Acts7. 45. brought in with .1. into possession of Gent. 
 lleh. 4.8. for if J. had given them rest then would not 
 JESUS. 
 
 Col, 4. 11. J. who is called Justus of circumcision 
 JEI'HHO, called Peiiel. 
 
 Eiod. .3. 1. Moses kept the flock of .1. his father 
 4. 18. Moses returned to .7. his father-in-law 
 
 18. 1. when J. heard of all that God had done 
 
 5. J. caine with his sons and his wife to Moses 
 
 6. I thy father-in-law J. am come unto thee 
 
 9 . J. rejoiced for the goodness done to Israel, 10. 
 
 12. J. took a burnt offering and sacrifices for God 
 JEW. 
 
 Lsth. 2. 5. a certain .7. whose name was jMordecai 
 .3. 4. for he told them that he was a J. 
 
 6. 10. make haste, do even so to Mordecai the .7. 
 Jer. 34. 9. himself of them, to wit, of a J. his brother 
 y,ech. 8. 2.3. ten men shall take hold of skirt of a .1. 
 John 4. 9 . how is it that thou being a .1. askest drink 
 
 18. 35. Pilate ans. am l a J. ? what hast thou done 
 Acts 10. 28. it is unlawful for a man that is a J. 
 
 3.3. 6. they found a sorcerer, a J. named Earjesiis 
 38.2. Paul found acertain J. named Aquila, born in 
 24. a .1. named Apollos H 19. 14. sons of Sceva a J. 
 
 19. 34. Alexander a J. |i 21. .39. Paul a J. 22. .3. 
 Pom. 1. 16. to the J. first, also to Gentile, 2. 9, 10. 
 
 2. 17 . behold, thou called a J. and restest in law 
 28. he is not a J. ll 29. he is a 7. who is one inwardly 
 3.1. what advantage then hath the J. ? or what 
 
 10. 12. for there is no difference between the J. 
 
 and the Greek, Gal. .3. 28. Col. 3. 11. 
 1 Cor. 9. 20. to the J. I became as a J. to gain Jews 
 •Gal. 2. 14. if thou being a J. livest as the Gentiles 
 
 JEWS. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 6. king Eezin drave the J. from Elath 
 Ezra 4. 12. the J. are come up to Jerusalem 
 Hell. 1. 2. I asked concerning the .7. that escaped 
 4. 2. Sanballat said, what do these feeble J. ? 
 
 5. 17 . there were at my table one hundr. and fifty J. 
 
 6. 6. that thou and the .1. think to rebel 
 
 1.3. 2.3. I saw J. that married wives of Ashdod 
 Esth.4. .3. there was great mourning among the J. 
 
 14. then shall deliverance arise unto the .t. 
 
 6.13. they said, if Mordecai be of the seed of the.7. 
 
 8. 7 . because Ilaman lai<l his hand upon the I. 
 
 8. write ye in king’s name for the J. as it liketh 
 
 16. the .1. hail light and gladness and joy, 17 . 
 
 17 . for the fear of the I. fell upon them 
 
 9 . 3. the officers of the king helped the J. 
 
 28. days of Purim should not tail from among J. 
 
 10. 3. for Mordecai was great among the J. 
 
 Jer. .3ti. 19 . Zedekiah said, 1 am afraid of the J. 
 
 52. 28. carried away captive .3023 of the J. .30. 
 Dan. 3.8. Chaldeans caipe near and accused the J. 
 .Mat. 28. 15. this saying is reported among the .J. 
 John .3. 25. question between Jolin’s disciples and .7. 
 4. 9 . the J. have no dealings with the Samaritans 
 
 22. salvation is of the J. H 5. 1. feast of the .1. 
 5.16. and therefore did theJ. persecute Jesus 
 
 18. therefore the J. sought the more to kill him 
 6.52. the J. therefore strove among themselves 
 
 7 . 1.3. no man spake openly of him, for fear of J. 
 
 9.18. the J. did not believe that he had been blind 
 
 10. .31. the J. took up stones again to stone him 
 
 11. 8. master, the J. of late sought to stone thee 
 .33. when Jesus saw her and the J. also weeping 
 
 12.11. many of J. went away and believed on .les. 
 
 18. 20. I taught in temple, whither J. always re.sort 
 
 36. that 1 should not be deliveied to the J. 
 
 19 . 40. body of Jesus as the manner of .1. is to bury 
 Acts 11. 19. pleaching to none, but the .1. only 
 
 12. 3. because Herod saw it pleased the .7. 
 
 16. 3. because of the J. that were in those parts 
 
 20. these men being J. do trouble our city 
 19- 10. .7. and Greeks heard the word of the T^ord 
 
 13. then certain of the vagabond J. exorcists 
 
 20. 3. and when the J. laid wait for him, 19. 
 
 21. 11. so shall the J. at Jerusalem bind the man 
 
 ■ 2.3.12. certain of the .7. banded together and t)Ound 
 27 . this man was taken of the J. had been killed 
 
 24. 18. certain .1. from Asia found me purified 
 
 25. 10. to the J. have done no wrong, thou kiiowest 
 Rom. 3. 29 . is he G. of .1. only ? is he not of Gentiles ? 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 23. Christ, to the .1. a stumbling-block 
 
 9. 20. to .7. 1 became as a .lew, that 1 might gain .7. 
 
 2 Cor. 11.24. of .1. five times received forty stripes 
 Gal. 2. 14. as the Gentiles, and net as do the J. 
 
 15. w'e who are .1. by nature, and not sinners 
 
 1 Thess. 2. 14. even as they have suffered of the J. 
 Rev. 2. 9. which say they are J. and are not, .3. 9. 
 
 All the JEWS. [-SeeG entiles. 
 Esth. 3. 6. Ilaman .sought to destroy all the J. 13. 
 4. 13. more than all the J. (1 16. go, gather all the J. 
 Jer. 40. 11. when a I the in Moab heard that 
 12. even all the J. returned out of all places 
 
 41.3. Ishmael slew all the J. that were with him 
 44. 1. the word concerning all the .1. in Egypt 
 
 Mark 7. .3. all thel. except they wash, they eat not 
 Acts lii.". command. a/Zt/ifiJ. to depart from Home 
 
 19. 17 . this was known to«// the.), at Ivphesus 
 
 21. 21. thou teachest all the J. lo forsake Moses 
 
 22. 12. Ananias had a good report ol all the J. 
 
 24. 5. and a mover of sedition among all the J. 
 
 26. 4. my manner of life at Jerus. know all the J. 
 
 Kimjof the .1 EWS. 
 
 Mat.^.l. where is he that is horn King of the J. ? 
 
 27 . 11 ■ the governor asked Jesus, art thou King of 
 
 the J. I Mark 15. 2. Luke 2.3. .3. John 18. 33. 
 
 29. hail. King of the k. Mark 15. 18. .John 19. .3. 
 
 37 . set up his accusation, this is the King of the 
 
 J. Mark 15. 26 l.uke 2.3. .38. John 19. 19. 
 Mark 15. 9. but Pilate answered them, will ye that 
 I release to you the King of the J. John 18. 39. 
 
 12. do unto him \\ horn you call the King of the J. 
 IjUkeTk. . 37 . if thou be the King of the 0. save thvself 
 John 19.21. thechief priests said, write notthe King 
 
 of the J. but that he said, I am King of the S. 
 JEWKS.S. 
 
 Acts 16. 1. Timotheus was son of a .7. who believed 
 24.24. Felix’ wife Drusilla was a J. sent for Paul 
 . JEWISH. 
 
 Tit. 1.14. not giving heed to.F. fables and comm. 
 JEWRY. 
 
 Dan. 5. 13. whom m v father brought out of J. 
 JEZEBEL. 
 
 1 KingslG.Sl. Ahab took to wife J. and served Baal 
 18. 4. when J. cut off the prophets of the Ixird 
 
 13. what 1 did when J. slew the i)rophets of Ix)rd 
 
 19 . the prophets of Baal which eat at J. table 
 
 19 . 1 . Ahab told J.all that Elijah had done 
 
 21.11. the elders did as .1. Iiad sent unto them 
 15. when J. heard Naboth was stoned and dead 
 
 23. dogs shall eat J. by wall, 2 Kings 9 . 10, .36. 
 25. none like Ahab, whom .1. his wife stirred up 
 
 2 Kings 9. ~. that I may avenge at the hand of J. 
 
 22. so long as the whoredoms of thy mother J. 
 
 37 . carcase of J. shall be as dung upon the face 
 
 of the field, so that they shall not say, this is J. 
 Rev. 2. 20. because tliou suff'erest that woman J. 
 
 .lEZREEL, name of place and person. 
 
 .Tudg. 6. 3.3. Amalek pitched in the valley of J. 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 43. David also took Ahinoainof J. 
 
 29 . 1. Israel pitched by a fountain which is in 7. 
 
 ‘I Sam. 2.9. Abner made lsh-l)osheth king over J. 
 
 1 Kings IH. 45. and Ahab rode and went to J. 
 
 46. EJijah ran before Ahab to entrance of .1. 
 
 21. 1. Naboth had a vineyard which was in J. 
 
 2.3. dogs eat Jezebel by wall of J. 2 10,.“>6. 
 
 2 Kings 8. 29. Joram went back to J. 2 Chr. 22. 6. 
 
 9. 16 . so Jehu rode in a chariot, and went to ,). 
 
 10. 6. come to me lo J. by to-morrow this time 
 
 7 . they sent the heads of the king's sons to J. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. .3. these were of the father of Etam, .7. 
 llos. 1.4. Lord said to him, call his name J. for I 
 will avenge the blood of J. on the house of Jehu 
 
 JOH [Proper Names 
 
 HosA. 5.1 will break the bow of Isr. in valley of J 
 
 11. one head, for great shall be the day of J. 
 
 2. 22, the corn, wine, and oil shall hear J. 
 
 JEZREELU'E. 6’ee Naboth. 
 ILLYRICUM. 
 
 Rom. 15. 19 . round about unto I. I have preached 
 IMLAll. See Micaiah. 
 
 JOAB. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 18. three sons of Zeruiah, J. Abishai 
 
 22. howshould 1 hold up my face to J. tl)> bi other.' 
 
 24. J. also and Abishai pursued after Abner 
 
 3. 29 . let the blood of Abner rest on the head of J. 
 .3t). so .Land Abishai his bi other slew Abner 
 
 8. 16. J. the son of Zeruiah was over the host, 20. 
 
 2.3. 1 Chron. 11. 6. I 18. 15. I 27. 34. 
 
 11. 7- David demanded of Uriah how J. did 
 
 11. Isr. and Judah abide in ^enls,andmy lord J. 
 
 14. in the morning David wiote a letter to .). 
 
 12. 26. .1. fought against Kabbah of Ammon 
 
 14. .3. so J. put the words in the widow’'s mouth 
 
 19. is not the hand of .1. with thee in all this? 
 
 29. Absalom sent for .1. |1 .30. J. field is near 
 20.9. J. killed Amasa || 17. woman said, art thou J.’ 
 24. 4. notwithstanding tlie king’s word prevailed 
 against J. and captainsof the host, 1 Chr. 2E 4. 
 1 Kin. 1 . 7 . Adonijah confer, with J. son of Zeruiah 
 2. 5. moreover thou knowest what J. did tome 
 28 .7. fled to tabernacle of Lord and cauglu horns 
 
 11. 16. six months.), remain, every inr.le in Edom 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 14. Seraiah begat J. 1| 20. 1. .7. led the army 
 21.6. for the king’s word was abominable to J. 
 
 26. 28. all that Abner and .1. had dedicated 
 
 Ezra 2. 6. of children of Jeshua and ,). Neh. 7 . 11. 
 
 8. 9. of the sons ot J. Obadiah went with Ezra 
 JGAIl. 
 
 2 Kings 18.18. .7. son of Asaph recorder, Isa. .36. 3. 
 1 Chr. 6.21. J. son of Zimmah 1126.4. of Obed-edom 
 
 JOAN N A. 
 
 Ljiike .3. 27 . Juda, which w'as the son of .7. 
 
 8. 3. J. the wife of Chuza, Herod’s steward 
 
 JOASH. 
 
 Judg. 6.11. that pertaineth to .7. the Abi-ezrite 
 
 7 . 14. save the sword of Gideon the son of J. 
 
 1 Kings 22. 26. king of Israel said, carry him back 
 
 to Amon and J. the king’s son, 2 Citron. 18.25. 
 
 2 Kings 11. -2. Jehosheha stole J. 2 Chron. 22. 11. 
 
 13. 9 . .7. the son of .lehoaliaz reigned in his stead 
 
 14. J. the king of Israel wept over Elisha 
 
 25. J. beat Ben-hadad three times,and recovered 
 14 . 27 . by the hand of .leroboam the son of J. 
 
 1 Chron. 7 . 8 . the sons of Becher, Zemira and J. 
 
 12. .3. J. the son of Shemaiah the Gibeathite 
 £ 7 . 28. and over the cellars of oil was .1. 
 
 2 Chron. 24. 22. thus J. remembered not the kindness 
 24..so they executed judgment against.). 
 
 JOB. 
 
 Gen. 46. 13. the sons of Issachar J. and Shimron 
 Joh 1. 1. a manin the land of Uz whose name was J 
 
 8. hast thou considered my servant J.? 2. .3. 
 
 9 . Satan said, doth J. fear God for nought ? 
 
 22. in all this J. siiine:! not with his lips, 2. 10. 
 
 2. 7- Satan went and smote .7. with sore boils 
 .32. 1. so these three men ceased to answer J. 
 
 2. against J. was Eliliu’s wrath kindled 
 
 .3.because they found no answer and condemned J. 
 
 12. there was none of you that convinced J. 
 
 .3.3. .31. mark well, O J. hearken unto me 
 
 34. 7 . Whatman is like .7. who drinketh scorning ? 
 .35. J. hath spoken without knowledge 
 .36. my desire is that J. may be tried to the end 
 .35. 16. therefore doth J. open his mouth in vain 
 
 42. 7- ye have not s|)oken as my servant .7. hath, 8. 
 
 8. take seven bullocks and go to my sei vant J. 
 
 9 . did as Lord commanded, the L. also accepted J, 
 
 10. the Lord gave J. twice as much as he had 
 12. so the I^ord blessed the latter end of J. 
 
 15. no women found so fair as the daughters of .7. 
 
 16. after this lived .1. 140 years and saw his sons 
 17-so J. died, being old and full of days 
 
 Ezek. 14.14. tho’ Noah, Daniel and J. weie in it, 20. 
 Jam. 5. 11. ye have heard of the patience of J. 
 JOEL. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 2. name of Samuel’s first-born was J. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. .35. of the family of Simeon, .1. and Jehu 
 
 5. 4. of the Reubenites, the sons of J. 8. 
 
 12. of the Gadites, J. thechief, and Shapham 
 
 6. 3.3. Heman, singer, son of .1. son of Shemuel 
 36. Elkanah the .son of ,1. a Kohathite 
 
 ■ 7-3. the sons of Izrahiah, Michael, Obadiah, and J. 
 
 11. .38. J. and Mibhar were valiant men 
 
 15. 7- of the sons of Gershom, J. the chief 
 
 11. David called for Isaiah and .1. the Levite 
 
 2.3. 8. the sons of I.aadan, the chief was .1. 
 
 26. 22. the sons of Jehuli, Zetham and J. 
 
 27 . 20. of the half trihe of Manasseh, J. was captain 
 Ezra 10. 43. .1. and Benaiah had taken strange wives 
 Neh. 11. 9. .7. son of Zichri was their overseer 
 Joel 1.1. the word came to .7. the son of Pethuel 
 Acts 2. 16 . which was spoken by the prophet J. 
 
 JOHAN AN. 
 
 2 Kings 25. 23. .7. came lo Gedaliah, Jer. 40. 8, 1.3, 
 
 1 Chron. .3. 15. the sons of .losiah, the lirst-born J. 
 Ezra 10. 6. Ezra went into the chamber of .1. 
 
 Jer. 41. 11. but when J. heard of all the evil 
 
 43. 4. so J. obeyed not the voice ot the Lord 
 
 JOHN son of Zacharias. 
 
 Mat. .3. 4. .7. had raiment of camel’s hair, Mark 1.6. 
 
 14. Jesus came to be bajitized, but J. forbad him 
 
 4. 12. then J. was cast into prison, AJnrk 1.14. 
 
 9 . 14. then came to him the disciples of .). Mark 
 
 2. 18. Luke 5 .3.3. 17- 18. I 11.1. John .3. 25. 
 11.2. J. had heard the works of Christ, J.ukcT. 19. 
 4. go and shew .1. these things, Luke 7- 22. 
 
 7 . Jesus began to say concerning J. l.uke 7 . 24. 
 
 1.3. the law prophesied till J. Luke 16. 16. 
 
 14. 10. Herod beheaded J. I^lark 6 . 16. l.uke 9. 9. 
 21.26. all hold J. a prophet, Mark \\. 1^2.LukeOO.G. 
 .32. J. came in the way of righteousness 
 iiy( 7 r/ 6 . 2 '>.Herod feared J. knowing he was just man 
 Lukel. 13. bear a son, thou shall call his name J. 60 , 
 .3. 15. all men mused in their hearts of ,1. 
 
 9. 7- it was said, that J. was risen from the dead 
 
 603 
 
Proper Names.] J O R 
 
 JOS 
 
 JOS 
 
 John 1 . 6 . a man sent from God. whose name was .7. 
 
 19. and this is the record of J. .' 12 . 
 
 29. next day .1. seeth Jesus coming unto him 
 
 3. 23. J. also was baptizing in Enon near to Salim 
 
 24. for .1. was not yet cast into prison 
 
 4. l.that.Iesus made more disciples than J. 
 
 5. 3.3. ye sent to J. and he bare witness to the truth 
 36. but 1 have greater witness than that of J. 
 
 10.41. J. did no miracle ; but all that .1. spake 
 Jlcts 1. 5. for J. truly baptized with water, 11. 16. 
 13.24. when .1. had first preached before his coming 
 
 25. and as J. fnltilletl fiis course, he said whom 
 
 See Bapti.s.m, Baptist. 
 
 JOll^i, t/ie apostle. 
 
 ^at. 4. 21. James and J. the sons of Zebedee, he 
 called them, 10 . 2 . Mark 1 . 19. I 3. 17 . 
 Luke 22. 8 . Jesus sent Peter and_ J. to prepare 
 
 passover 
 
 Acts3. 1. Peter and J. went up into the temiile 
 
 11. and as the lame man held Peter and .1. 
 
 4.13. when tliev saw the boldness of Peter ancl J. 
 
 8 . 14, the apostles sent to .Samaria Peter and J. 
 
 12. 2. Herod killed James the brother of.). 
 
 Lev. 1 . 1 . signitied it by his angel to his servant J. 
 
 4. J. to the seven churches which are in Asia 
 
 9. I J. who also am your brother and companion 
 
 21. 2.1 J. saw the holy city new Jerusalem coming 
 
 SVe James. 
 
 JOHN. 
 
 Acts 4. 6. J. and Alexander gathered together 
 JOHN, snrnamed Mark. 
 
 Acts 12. 12 . Peter came to house of J. snrnamed M. 
 
 25. took with them J. whose surname was Mark 
 
 13. 5. and they had also J. to their minister 
 
 13. J. departing from them, returned to.lerusalem 
 
 15. 37. Barnabas determined to take with him J. 
 
 .)ONADAB,ca//^rf J lillONADAB. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 3. J. was Amnon’s friend, a subtile man 
 2 Kiuffs 10 . 15. J. son of Bechab came to meet Jehu 
 Jer. .35. 6 . J. our father commanded us, saying 
 
 8 . thus have we obeyed the voice of . 1 . 18. 
 
 19. J. shall not want a man to stand before me 
 
 JON AH, or JONAS. 
 
 2 Ki7igs 14. 25. the word he spake by his servant J. 
 Jonah 1..3. J. rose up to tlee to Tars'hish from Lord 
 7^ so they cast lots, and the lot fell upon J. 
 
 15. they cast J. into the sea, the sea ceased raging 
 
 17 . J. was in the belly of the fish .3days and nights 
 
 2 . 1 . . 1 . prayed 1 | 10 . the fish vomited out . 1 . 
 
 3. .3. J. went to Nineveh 1| 4. 1 . it displeased J. 
 
 4. 6 . the l.oid made the gourd to come up over J. 
 Mat. 12 . 39. no sign be given to it, but the sien of 
 
 the prophet J. 16. 4. Luke 11 .29, 30. 
 
 40. as J. was three days in the whale’s belly 
 
 41. they repented at the preaching of J. 
 
 John 21. 15. Simon son of J. Invest thou me ! 16,17. 
 JON A'lHAN. 
 
 Judg. 18. .30. J. and his sous were priests to Dan 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 2. a thousand men were with J. in Gibeah 
 
 22. but with Saul and J. were swords found 
 
 14. 3. the peoi)le knew not that J. was gone 
 13. J. climbed up upon his hands and his feet 
 
 27 . J. heard not when his father charged the people 
 
 39 . though it be in J. mv son, he shall surely die 
 
 40. 1 and J. my son will be on the other side 
 
 42. J. was taken II 44. thou shalt surely die, J, 
 
 45. so the people rescued J. that he died not 
 
 18.1. the soul of J. was knit w ith the soul of David 
 
 19.2. but J. Saul’s son delighted much in David 
 4. J. spake good of David to Saul his father 
 
 20. 3. let not J. know this lest he be grieved 
 13. the Lord do so, and much more to J. 
 
 16. J. made a covenant witli the house of David 
 
 30. then Saul’s anger was kindled against J. 
 
 33. J. knew it was determined to slay David 
 . 37 . .7. cried alter the lad || 39. .). and David knew 
 
 23.16. J. arose and went to David into the wood 
 
 31. 2. the Philistines slew J. l Chion. 10. 2. 
 
 9,Sam. 1. 4. Saul and J. his son are dead also 
 
 22. the bow of J. turned not back, sword of Saul 
 
 23. Saul and J. were lovely in their lives 
 
 26. 1 am distressed for thee, my brother J. 
 
 4. 4. J. had a son that was lame of his feet, 9. 3. 
 
 9. 7- for 1 will shew tlvje kindness for J. sake 
 15.27.J.thesonof Abiathar,.36. 1 Kmgs\. 42,43. 
 
 17 . 17 . now J. and Aliimaaz stayed by En-rogel 
 
 21. 7.the kingspared Mephibosheth the son of J. 
 
 12. David took the bones of Saul and J. 
 
 21. J. the son of Shimeaslew him, 1 Chron. 20. 7. 
 
 23. 32. of the sons of J ashen, .1. a valiant man 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 32. the sons of Jada, .lether and .7. 
 
 11. 34. the sons of Hashem, J. Ahiham, and Eliphal 
 
 27 . 32. also J. David’s uncle was a counsellor 
 Lira 8. 0. Ebed the son of J. went up with I'zra 
 
 10. 15. only J. and .lehaziah were employed 
 2^eh. 12. 11. Joiada begat .1. || 14. of Melicu, J. 
 
 35. Zechariah the son of J. with a trumpet 
 Jer. 37 . 15. put Jeremiah in prison in the house of J. 
 
 20. not to return to the house of .7. .38. 26. 
 
 40. 8. Johananand .1. came to Gedaliah to Mizpeh 
 See David, Saul. 
 
 .lOPPA. 
 
 2 Chr. 2.16. bring it by sea in floats to .7. Ezra 3. 7. 
 Jonah 1. .3. Jonah w’ent down to .1. and found a ship 
 Acts 9. 36. was at J. a disciple named Tabitha 
 
 42. it was known throughout all J. many believed 
 
 43. Peter tarried many days in J. with Simon 
 
 10. 5. send men to .1. and call for one Simon, .32. 
 
 23. certain brethren from .1. accompanied liim 
 
 11. 5, 1 was in the citvof .7. praj-ina', saw a vision 
 
 JORAM, called JEHOHAM. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 10. 'Joi sent J. his son to king David 
 
 5, Kitigs 8. 16 . J. of Ahab ; J. son of .lehoshaphat 
 
 28. Syrians wounded J. 1129. J. w'ent to Jezreel 
 
 9 .14. Jehu son of Jehoshaphat conspired against .7. 
 
 24. drew a bow and smote .1. between his arms 
 
 11. 2. Jehosheba the daughter of J. look Joash 
 
 1 Chron. 26 . 25. of the 7.evites, J. over ti'easures 
 
 2 Chr.2Q. 7 . destruction of Ahaziah by coming to J. 
 Mat. 1. 8. Josaphat begat .1. and J. begat Ozias 
 
 JORDAN. 
 
 Gen. IS. 11. Lot chose him all the plain of J. 
 
 604 
 
 Xum. .34. 12. the border shall go down to J. and 
 goings out at the salt sea, Josh. 1.3. 27. I 18. 12. 
 Josh. 3. 8. when ye are come to J. stand still in J. 
 11. the aik passeth over before you into J. 
 
 15. J. overflosveth all his banks in harvest 
 
 4. .3. take twelve stones out of the midst of .7. 
 
 17 . commanded the priests, come yc up cut of J. 
 
 23. the Ixird your God dried the waters of J. 
 
 22. 25. J.ord hath made .7. a border between us 
 
 Jndg. .3. 28. they took the fords of J. 7- 24. 1 12. 5. 
 
 12. 0. then they slew him at the passages of .7. 
 
 2 Sam. 19 . 15. the king returned and came to J. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 8. Shimei came down to meet me at .1. 
 7 . 46. in plain of .1. did the king cast them in clay 
 ground between Succoth and Zarthan, 2 Chr. 4. 17 . 
 17- 3. I'.lijah by the. brook Cherilh before J. 5. 
 
 £ Kings 2. 0. tarry here, I^ord hath sent me to J. 
 
 7 . they two stood by J. || 1.3. Elisha stood by J. 
 5.10. saying, go and wash in J. seven times 
 
 14. Naaman dipped himself seven times in .7. 
 
 6. 2. let us go, we pray thee, to .1. and take a beam 
 
 7 . 15. and they went after the Syrians to J. 
 
 Job 40. 2.3. he trusteth that he can draw up .1. 
 Psal.4Q.ti. 1 will remember thee from the land of J. 
 
 114. 3. the sea fled, J. was driven back, 5. 
 
 Jer. 12. 5. how wilt thou tio in the swelling of J. ? 
 
 49 . 19 . like a lion from the swelling of J. 50. 44. 
 Zech. 11.3. tor the pride of J. is spoiled 
 
 Mat. .3. 6. were baptizefi of him in J. Mark 1.5, 9. 
 
 13. then cometh Jesus from Galilee to J. to be bap. 
 
 Beyond JORDAN. 
 
 Gen. 50. 10. the floor of Atad which is beyond J. 
 
 11. called Abel-mizraim, which is beyond J. 
 Dejit. .3. 25. see the good land that is beyond J. 
 Jo.\h. 9 . 10. did to the kings of Amorites ici/owrf J. 
 13.8. inheritance Moses gave them beyond 18. 7. 
 Judg. 5. 17. Gilead abode beyond 3. Dan in ships 
 Isa. 9.1. tile land of Zebulun and land of Naphtali 
 beyond J. in Galilee of the nations. Mat. 4. 15. 
 John 1. 28. these things done in Bethabara beyond 3. 
 3. 26. he that was with thee beyond 3. baptizeth 
 Un the other side JOHD.4N. 
 
 Dent. 11. .30. Gerizim, Ebal, are they not on o. s. 3. 
 Josh."!. 7 . been content ai'<l i\\\o\ton other side 3. 
 
 12. 1. Reuben, Gad, and naif iVie inhe on the other 
 side J. 1.3. 27 , .32. I 14. .3.1 I 7 . 5. 1 22. 4. 
 20. 8. on other side .1. Bezer, Ramoth, cities of ref. 
 
 24. 8 . Amorites who dwelt on the other side J. 
 Jtidg. 7 . 25. brought heads of Oreb, Zeeb on 0. s. .7. 
 10 . 8 . Israel on 0 . f. J. oppressed by the Amorites 
 1 Sam. 31. 7 . they another s. J. forsook their cities 
 1 Chr. 6. 78. to children of IMerari cities another s.3. 
 12. 37 . 071 the other side 3. were 120,000 men 
 On this side JORDAN, 
 
 Xtim. 32. 19 . our inheritance is fallen on this side J. 
 
 east-ward, .32. I 34. 15. Josh. 1. 14, 15. | 22. 7 . 
 .35.14. give three cities on this side .7. Vent. 4. 41. 
 Dent. 1.5. on t.s. J. I\Ioses began to declare this law 
 
 3. 8. we took the land on this side 3. from Arnon 
 Josh. 9. 1. kings ow this side .7. gathered ag. Joshua 
 1 Chr. 26. .30. of Hebronites 1700 officers this side J. 
 
 Over JORDAN. 
 
 Gen. 32. 10. with my staff 1 passed over this .7. 
 Num. .32. 5. give us this land, bring us not over 3. 
 
 21. if yewill go all of you armed over I. 
 
 .32. we will pass over 3. armed before the Lord 
 33. 51. when ye are passed over 1. into the land 
 ol Canaan, .35. 10. Vetit. 12. 10.1 27. 4, 12. 
 Dent. 3. 27. thou shalt not go over . 4.21. |31. 2. 
 
 4. 22. I must die in tliis land, I must not go over 3. 
 9. 1. thou art to pass over 3. this day, 11. .31. 
 
 Josh. 1. 2. go over this J. thou and all this people 
 
 11. within three days ye shall pa.ss over J. 
 
 .3. 17 . the people were passed clean over J. 4. l. 
 
 4. 22 . Israel came over this J. on dry land 
 7 . 7 . brought this people over J. to deliver us 
 
 24. 11. ye went over .7. and came unto Jericho 
 Jtidg. 10. 9 . Ammon passed over .1. to fight 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 7 . some of the Hebrews went oier 3. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 29. Abner and his men passed over J. 
 
 17 . 22. David and the people pa.ssed over 3. 
 
 24. Absalom and all Israel passed over 3. 
 
 19 . 15. Judah came to conduct the king nrer .7. .31. 
 1 Chron. 12. 15. these are they that passed over 3. 
 19 . 17 . David passed over .7. against tiie Syrians 
 JORIM. JOSE. 
 
 Luke 3. 29 . .7. the son of Eliezer, the son of J. 
 JOSEDECII. See Joshua. 
 
 JOSEPH. 
 
 Gen. 30. 24. she called his name J. and said 
 .3.3. 2. Jacob put Rachel and J. hindermost 
 35. 24. sons of Jacob twelve, the sons of Rachel, 
 .). and Ben jamin, 46. 19. 1 Chron. 2. 2. 
 31. 2. .7. brought to his father their evil leport 
 .3. Israel loved J. 1| 28. his brethren sold J. 
 
 5. .1. dreamed a dream II .33. J. is rent in pieces 
 
 39. 2. but the Lord was with .7. 21, 
 
 5. Lord blessed the Egyptian’s house for J. sake 
 7 . his master’s wife cast her eyes upon .7. 
 
 20. J. master took him and put him in prison 
 
 40. 9. the chief butler told his dream to J. 
 
 2.3. yet did not the chief butler remember J. 
 
 41. 14. they brought.!, out of the liungron 
 
 42. Pharaoh put his ring on J. hand, arrayed him 
 
 46. J. 30 years old when he stood before Pharaoh 
 49 . J. gathered corn as the sand of the sea 
 5.5. go to J. II 42. 8. J. knew his brethren 
 
 42. 36. .7. is not 11 4.3. 17. the man <lid as J. bade 
 
 4.3. 30. J. made haste, for his bowels did yearn 
 
 45. _ 3. I am .1. 4. || 9- say, thus saith thy son .1, 
 
 26 . they told him, saying. J. is yet ali' e, 28. 
 
 46. 4. J. shall put his hand upon thine eyes 
 
 29 . .7. went up to meet Israel his father 
 
 47 . 12. J. noui ished his father and his breihren 
 
 15. money failed, all the I'.gyptians came to J. 
 29 . Israel must die, and he called his son J. 
 
 48. 2. one told Jacob, thy son J. cometh to thee 
 
 12. J. brought them from between his knees 
 
 15. Jacob blessed J. and said, God bless the lads 
 49 .22. .1. is a fruitful bough, even a bough by a well 
 26. blessings shall be on head of J. and on him 
 
 50. 7" J. went up to bury his father 
 
 Gen.50.\5. .7. will peradventure hate us and requite 
 
 16. and they sent a messenger to J. saying 
 
 17. .). went when they spake unto him 
 
 25. J. took an oath of the children of Israel 
 Ejod. 1 . 8 . new king which knew not J. Acts 7 .18. 
 
 13. 19. l\Ioscs took the bones of J. with him 
 Anm. 26. 28. sons of J. Manasseh, Ephraim, .37. 
 Deut.^Ji. 12 . these on Gerizim to bless, Judah, J. 
 
 3.3.13. of J. he said, blessed ot the Ixird be his land 
 
 16. let the blessing come upon tlie head of . 1 . 
 
 1 C/ir. 5.2. the chief ruler, but the birth right was .7. 
 l^sal. 11. 15. hast redeemed the sons of .lacob and J 
 78.67. moreover he refused the tabernacle of J. 
 80. 1. give ear, thou that leadest J. like a flock 
 81,5. thi.s he ordained in J. for a testimony 
 105. 17 . even J. who was sold for a servant 
 Eiek. . 37 . 16. write for J. the stick of Ephraim, 19. 
 
 47 . 13. tribes ot Israel, J. shall have two portions 
 
 48. 32. one gate of .1. one gate of Benjamin 
 Amos 5. 15. I., will be gracious to the remnant of .7. 
 
 6 . 6 . but they are not gi ieved for the affliction of j 
 John4. 5. near the ground that Jacob gave to J. 
 Acts 7 . 9 . the patriarchs sold .1. into Egypt 
 
 13. at the second time J. was made known 
 
 14. then J. called his father Jacob to liim 
 Heb. 11.21. by faith .lacob blessed the sons of J. 
 
 22. J. made mention of Israel’s departing 
 See House, 
 
 JOSEPH with tribe nxtd children. 
 
 Num. 1.10. of the children of .1. of Ephraim, 32, 
 
 1.3. 11. of the tribe of J. namely of Manasseh 
 .34.2.3. the princes of the children of J. Hanniel 
 .36. 5. the tribe of the sons of J. hath said well 
 
 Josh. 14. 4. the childten of I. two tribes, 16. 4. 
 
 16. 1. the lot n't children of J. fell from Jordan 
 lY. 14. the children of .1. spake to .loshua, 16 
 1 Chron.l. £9. in these <lwelt the children of.) 
 
 Rev. 7 . 8. of the tribe of J. were sealed 12,000 
 JO.SE.PH, husband of Maty. 
 
 Mat. 1.16. Jacob begat J. the husband of ]\Iary 
 
 18. when as liis mother Mary was espoused to J, 
 
 19. J. her husband being a just man was minded 
 
 24. J. did as angel of Ixird had bidden him 
 
 2. 1.3. the angel of the Lord appeared to .7. 19. 
 Luke 1. 27 . his name was .1. of the house of David 
 
 2. 4. J. also went up from Galilee to be faxed 
 16. the shepherds found Mary, J. and the babe 
 
 43. and J. and his mother knew not of it 
 
 .3. 2.3. being as was supposed, the son of J. 
 
 4. 22. is not this J. son John 1. 45. I 6. 42. 
 
 JOSEPH, the name of divers men. 
 
 Num. 1.3. 7 . of the tribe of Issachar, Igal son of J. 
 
 1 Chron. 25. 2. of the sons of Asaph, Zaccur, J. 9. 
 Ezra 10. 42. Shallum, .1. had taken strange wives 
 Reh. 12. 14. ot Shebaniah. J. was a priest 
 Mat. 27 . 57 . Jesus’ disciple, J. of Arimathea, 59. 
 
 Mark 15. 4.3, 45. Luke 2.3. 50. John 19. .38. 
 Luke 3. 24. who was the son of J. 26. .30. 
 
 Acts 1 , 23. they appointed two, J. called Barsabas 
 JOSES. 
 
 Mat. 13. 55. his brethren James and J. Mark 6. 3. 
 
 27 . 56. Mary the mother of .7. Mark 15. 40. 47 . 
 Acts 4. .36. J. by apostles was surnamed Barnabas 
 JOSHUA, called JEIIOSHUA. and OSH7 :a. 
 Exod. 17-1.3. .1. discomfited Amalek with the sword 
 
 14. write this, and rehearse it in the ears of J. 
 
 24.13. and Moses rose up an<l his minister J. 
 
 .32. 17 . when .). heard the noise of the people 
 .3.3. 11. .7. departed not out of the tabernacle 
 
 Nnm. 13. 8. of tribe of Ephraim, Oshea son of Nna 
 16, IMoses called Oshea the son of N un, .lehoshua 
 14. .30. save Caleb and J. .38.1 26. 65. 1.32. 12. 
 
 C7.18. fake thee .7. jj 22. he set J. before Eleazar 
 .34. 17 . Eleazar and J. shall divide the land 
 Dent. 1. .38. but J. shall go in thither, .31. .3. 
 
 3. 28. charge .7. and encourage him, .31. 2.3. 
 
 .34. 9 . J. was full of the spirit of wisdom 
 
 Josh. 1. 10. then J. commanded the officers 
 2. 1. J. sent two men to spy secretly the land 
 
 3 . 7 . 7.. said to.7. 5. 9.1 6. 2.'| 7 . 10 .18. 18. i 1 ( 1 . 8. 
 
 4.8. the children of Israel did as J. commanded 
 14. on that day the Lord magnified .1. in sight 
 
 5. 7 . their children, them J. circumcised 
 
 14. J. fell on his face to the earth and did worship 
 
 15. and J. did so || 6. 27 . so the I.ord was with .L 
 
 7 . 6. J. rent his clothes |l 8. 16. pursued after J. 
 
 8. .30. then J. built an altar to the I.ord 
 
 35. which J. read not before all the congregation 
 10. 12. then spake J. and said, sun, stand still 
 42. and their land did J. take at one time 
 11 . 9 . J. did unto them as the 7jird bade him 
 
 13.1. now J. was old and stricken in years. 2.3. 1. 
 
 14. 1.3. so J. blessed Caleb and gave liim Ilebron 
 
 18. 10. J. cast lots for them before the Ixird 
 
 19. 49 . Israel gave an inheritance to .7. 
 
 22. 6. J. blessed the Reubenifes and Gadites 
 £4. 1. J. gathered the tribes of Israel to Shechem 
 
 25. so J. made a covenant with the people 
 29. J. the servant of the Ixird died, Jndg. 2.8. 
 
 31. Israel served the 1 ord all the days of .7. anc} 
 
 of the elders that overlived .1. Jndg. 2. 7. 
 
 1 Sam. 6.14. the cart came into the field of J.’l8. 
 
 1 Kings 16. .34. which he spake by J. the son of Nun 
 
 2 Kings 23. 8. in the entering in of the gate of J. 
 Hag. 1. 1. J. son of Josedech, 12. 14. | 2. 2, 4. 
 
 Zech. 3.1. and he shewed me J. the high-priest 
 
 .3. now .1. was clothed with filthv garments 
 9, behold, the stone that I have laid before J. 
 
 6.11. make crowns, set them upon the head of J. 
 
 . JOSI AH. 
 
 1 Kings 1.3. 2. a child shall be born, J. bv name 
 
 2 21.24. the peoplemadeJ. king,2 C/ir. .3.3.25. 
 
 22.1. J. was eight years old when he began foreign 
 2.3.19. did J. take away, 24. 2 Chron. 34. .33. 
 
 29. J. went against Pharaoh, 2 Chrtm. 35. 22. 
 
 1 Chr.3. 15. the sons of J. were Johanan. Jehoiakimi 
 
 2 Chron. 35.1. .7. kept a passover unto the I.ord 
 
 18. nor did kings keep such a passover as J. kept 
 
 19. in the 18th year of J. was this passover 
 
 2.3. archers shot at king .7. and wounded him 
 
 24. all Judah and Jerusalem mourned for .7. 
 
 25. Jeremiali lamented for J. men spake of J. 
 
ISR 
 
 I S R [Propur Names. 
 
 ier. 1. C. word of tlie Lord came in davs of J. S. 6. 
 Jieph. 1. 1. word came to Zephaniah rn days of J. 
 Zech. 6.10. go into the house of .1. sou of Zephaniah 
 Mat. 1.10. Amou begat J. || ll. J. begat Jechonias 
 JOTHAM, 
 
 Judg. 9. 5. .T. youngest son of Jerubbaal escaped, 21. 
 
 57; on tliem came the curse of J. sou of Jerubbaal 
 2 Atrtffs 15. 5. J. judged the people, 2 C/iron. 26. 21. 
 1 Lhron. 2. 47. tlie sons of Jahdai, Regem and J. 
 r' his son, Azariali his son,.!, his son 
 
 5.17. were reckoned by genealogies in the days of J. 
 ^ Lhron. 27. 6. J. became mighty, because prepared 
 /«*. 1.1. in thedaysot J. Ahaz, Hos. 1.1. Mic. 1.1. 
 Mat. 1. y. Ozias begat J. and J. begat Achaz 
 ^ ISAAC. 
 
 ijen. 17. 19. thou shalt call his name I. 21. .7. 
 
 21. but inv covenant will 1 establish with I. 
 
 21. 10. shall uot be heir with my son, even I. 
 
 12- God said, hearken to .Sarah’s voice, for in T. 
 shall thy seed be called, Rom. 9. 7. Heh. 11. 18 
 
 22. 2. take thine only son 1.11 9. Abraham bound 1. 
 
 24. 4. take a wife for 1. || 14. aptxiinted for 1. 
 
 6.7. 1. went out to meditate in the field 
 
 67. I. was comforted after his mother’s death 
 
 25. 5. Abraham gave all that he had unto I. 
 
 9. his sons 1. and Ishmael buried Abraham 
 
 11. Go(l blessed I. || 28. 1. loved Esau 
 
 20. I. forty years old when he took Rebekah 
 
 21. and 1. entreated the Lord for his wife 
 
 26. I. was sixty years old when she bare Esau 
 
 26. 1. I. went to Abimelech king of Philistines 
 8. I. was sporting with Rebekah his wife 
 
 12. I. sowed and received an hundred-fold 
 
 19. I. servants digged in valley and found a well 
 33. which were a grief of mind to I. and Kebekah 
 
 27. .30. as I. had made an end of blessing Jacob 
 
 28.1.1, called Jacob, blessed him, and charged him 
 5. I. sent Jacob away, he went to Padan-aram 
 
 31. 42. except the tear of I. had been with me 
 .35. 27. .Tacob came to 1. || 29. I. gaveuptiie ghost 
 ■46. 1. offered sacrifices to the God of his father I. 
 
 48. 15. God, before whom my father I. did walk 
 
 16. let the name of my father 1. be on them 
 
 49. .31. there they buried 1.1| 50. 24. he sware to I. 
 Riod. 2. 24. God heard their groaning and remem¬ 
 bered his covenant with A. with 1. Lev. if). 42. 
 
 3.6. the God of 1. 15,16.1 4. 5. Gen. 32. 9.1 Kings 
 18. .36. 1 Chron. 29. 18. 2 Chron. .30. 6. Mat. 22. 
 32. Mark 12. 26. Uike 20. .37. Acts 3. 1.3. | 7. 32. 
 Josh. 24. 3. I multiplied his seed and gave him 1. 
 
 4. I gave unto 1. Jacob and Esau, and to Esau 
 k Chron. 16. 16. his oath unto I, Psal. 105. 9. 
 
 Jer. .3.3.26. his seed to be rulers over the seed of I. 
 Amos 7. 9. and the high places of I. shall be desolate 
 
 16. drop not thy word against the house of I. 
 
 Mat. 1. 2. Abraham begat I. and I. begat Jacob, 
 
 o . Litke 3. 3i. ActsT. 8. 
 
 8. 11. many snail Sit dowR with I. in the kingdom 
 .Lt/ke 1,3. 28. when j-e shall see I. in kingdom ot God 
 Kom.s). 10. Rebekah had conceived byourfatiier I. 
 Ga/. 4.28. we, brethren, as I. was, are of the promise 
 Hen. J1. 9. dwelling in tabernacles with I. and lac. 
 
 17. by faith Abraham offered up I. Jam. 2. 21. 
 
 20. by faith I. blessed Jacob, Esau, about things 
 
 _ ISAIAH or ESAI/AS. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 2. Hezekiah sent Eliakim to T, Tsa. .37.2. 
 
 20.1. Hezekiah was sick, I. came to him, Isa. .38.1. 
 
 11. and I. cried unto the Lord, 2 Chron. 32. 20. 
 
 2 Lhron. 26. 22. his acts did 1. write, .32. .32. 
 
 Isa. 20. 3. as my servant I. hath walked naked 
 Mat. 3. .3. spoken by the prophet E. 4. 14. | 8. 17. 
 
 I 12. 17. I 13. 14. Luke 3. 4v Jo/m 1. 2.3. 1 
 12. 38. 
 
 15. 7. well did E. prophesy of you. Mark 7. 6. 
 Luke A. 17. was delivered to him book of prophet E. 
 John 12. ,39. because that E. said again, he blinded 
 41. tliese things sairl E. when he saw his glory 
 Acts 8. 28. the eunuch read E. the prophet, 30. 
 
 28. 25. wejl spake the Holy Ghost by E. the prophet 
 Horn. 9. 27. E. also crieth concerning Israel 
 
 29. as E. said before, except the Lord had left us 
 10, lo. E. saith, L. who hath believed our report 
 20. E. is very bold, and saith, I w’as found 
 15.12. again E. saith, there shall be a root of Jesse 
 ISCARIOT. See Judas. 
 ISH-BOSHETH. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 8. Abner took 1. and set him over Gilead 
 
 3. 8. Abner was very wroth for the words of 1. 
 
 14. David sent messengers to I. Saul’s son 
 
 4. 8. they brought the head of I. unto David 
 
 12. but they took the head of I. and buried it 
 
 ^ ISHMAEL. 
 
 Gen. 16. 11. thou shalt call his name T. 15. 
 
 16. Abram was 86 years old when Hagar bare T. 
 17.18. said to God, O that I. might live before thee 
 
 20. as for I. I have heard thee, 1 have blessed him 
 25. I. was 1.3 years old when he was circumcised 
 25. 9. his sons Isaac and 1. buried Abraham 
 12. the generations of I. 1.3, 16. I Chr. 1. 29, 31. 
 
 17. these are the years of the life of I. 1.37. 
 
 28. 9. then went Esau unto I. and took Mahalath 
 2 25. 2.3. I. came to Gedaliah, Jer. 40. 8. 
 
 1. came and ten men with him, Jer. 41. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. \. 28. the sons of Abraham, Isaac and I. 
 
 8. Bocheru and 1. were sons of Azel, 9. 44. 
 
 2 Lhron. 19. 11. Zebadiah son of I. the ruler 
 2.3. 1. Jehoiada took 1. into covenant with him 
 
 Ezra 10. 22. I. Elasah, had taken strange wives 
 Jer. 40. 14. king of the Ammonites hath sent I. 
 
 15. 1 will slay I. 1| 41. 2. I. smote Gedaliah 
 
 16. not do this thing, for thou speakest falsely of I. 
 4l. 0. I, went forth to meet them, weepinsj 
 
 10. then I. carried away captive residue of people 
 12. then Johanan went to fight with I. 
 
 15. but I. escaped from Johanan with eight men 
 ^ iSIIMAELlTES. 
 
 Gen. 37. 27. come, let us sell him to the I. 
 
 39. 1. Potiphar bought him of the hand of the 1. 
 ^dg.8. 24. had ear-rings, because they were I. 
 Esai. 83.6. Edomites and I. confederate against thee 
 ISUAEL. 
 
 Gen. 32, 28. tby name shall be no more Jacob but I. 
 
 ISR 
 
 Gen. .35.10. but I . shall be thy name, 1 Kings 18.31, 
 47. 27. I. dwelt in the land of Egypt, in Goslien 
 31. and I. bowed himself upon the bed’s head 
 48.20. in thee shall 1. bless, saying, God make thee 
 49.24. from thence is the shepherd, the stone of I. 
 Exod. 4. 22. I. is my son |J 17. 11. 1. prevailed 
 5. 2. that 1 should obey his voice to let 1. go? 
 
 14. 5. tliat we have let I. go from serving us 
 25. let us flee from 1. for Lord fighteth for them 
 .30. the Lord saved 1. that day from Eg'yptians 
 .32.1.3. remember Abraham, Isaac, and I. thy serv. 
 Lev. 24. 10. her son and a man of 1. strove together 
 Kum. 10.29. Ixird hath spoken good concerning I. 
 .36. return, O Lord, to the many thousancis of I 
 
 20. 14. thus saith thy brother 1. let us pass 
 
 21. 2. I. vowed a vow unto the l^rd, and said 
 17. then I. sang this song, spring up, O well 
 
 2.3. 7. defy I. I1 24. . a sceptre rise out of I. 
 
 23. shall be said ot I. what hath God wrought ? 
 
 24.18. Edom a possession, and 1. shall do valiantly 
 25. 8. Phinehas went after the man of 1. and thrust 
 Deut.25.6. that his name be not put out of I. 
 
 33. 10. shall teach I. thy law, Jacob thy judg. and 
 28. I. then shall dwell in safety alone, fountain 
 Josh. T. 8. when I. turned their backs before enemies 
 11. I. hath sinned 1| 22. 22. and 1. he shall know 
 16. so Joshua took the mountain of 1. 
 
 24. 31. 1. served the Dird all the days of Joshua 
 Judg. 1. 28. it came to pass when I. was strong 
 
 2. 22. that through them I may prove 1. 3. 1,4. 
 
 5. 9. my heart is toward the governors of 1. 
 
 6.6. 1. was greatly impoverished by Midianites 
 14. save 1. ]5, 36,37.117-2. lest I. vaunt themselves 
 
 10. 9. so that 1. was sore distressed 
 
 16. his soul was grieved for the misery of I. 
 
 11.1.3. because I. took away my land ev. to Jabbok 
 
 20. .35. the Ixird smote Benjamin before I. 
 lSam.4. 2. I. was smitten, 10. || 17. 1. is fled 
 
 9. 20. on whom is the desire of I. is it not on thee ? 
 
 13.4. heard that I. also was had in abomination 
 
 15. 29. also the strength of 1. will not lie 
 
 17. 45. in the name ot the God of the armies of 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 1.19. the beauty of 1. is slain on high places 
 
 7. 2.3. what one nation is like thy people 1. ? 
 
 11. 11. the ark, and 1. and Judah abide in tents 
 1^ 8. for 1. had fled every man to his tent 
 
 1 Kings 4. 20. Judah anfl 1. were many as the sand 
 
 25. Judah and 1. dwelt safely, Jer. 23. 6 
 
 9.7. I. shall be a proverb among all people 
 11. 25. he abhorred I. ll 12. 19. so 1. rebelled 
 14.15. Lord shall smite I. as a reed is shaken 
 18;^ 17. Allah said, art thou he that troubleth 1. ’ 
 
 2 Kings 10. 32. the Lord began to cut I. short 
 14.12. Judah was put to the worse before I. 
 
 27. not that he would blot out the name of I. 
 
 17. 6. carried I. awav into Assyria, 23, | 23. 27. 
 
 .34. the children of Jacob, whom he named E ’ 
 
 1 Chron. 11.10. the word of the Lord concerning* I 
 
 21. 5. all thev of I. were a thousand thousand 
 29. 18. the God of 1. 1 Kings 18. .36. 2 Chron. 6. 
 
 2 Chron. 8. because thy God loved 1. to eMablVsIi ’ 
 Lzrai.o^J. whether they were ot 1. Neh.’t 6l 
 
 .3. 11. his mercy endurefh for ever towards I.' 
 
 10. 10. strange wives to increase the trespass of 1 
 Pjiz/. 14.7. Jacob shall rejo. 1.shall beglad,53 6* 
 
 22. 23. glorify him, and fear him, all ye seed of l' 
 25. 22. redeem I. O God, out of all his troubles" 
 68. 26. bless ye the I.ord from the fountain of I 
 78.59. when God heard this, he abhorred 1. 
 
 81.11. would not hearken, 1. would none of me 
 
 13. O that my people I. had walked in my ways 
 
 8.3. 4. that name of I. may be no more in remembr 
 114. 2. Judah was his sanctuary, I. his dominion 
 121. 4. he that keepeth 1. shall neither slumber 
 125. 5. but peace shall be upon 1. 128. 6. 
 
 I. 30. 7. let I. hope in the Lord, 1.31. 3. 
 
 135.4. Lord hath chosen 1. for his pecul iar treasure 
 147. 2. he gathereth together the outcasts of i 
 149. 2. let 1. rejoice in him that made him 
 
 Isa. l._3. but I. doth not know nor consider 
 19. 25. blessed be I. mine inheritance 
 27. 6. I. shall blossom and bud, and fill the world 
 •41.8. but thou 1. art my servant, seed of Abraham 
 42.24. who gave 1. to robbers' did not the Lord ' 
 
 4.3. 28. and 1 have given 1. to reproaches 
 
 44. 5. shall surname himself by the name of I 
 
 45. 4. for I. mine elect’s sake, I have called thee 
 17.1. shall be saved in Lord with everlasting salv 
 25. in the Ixird shall the seed of 1. be iustdied 
 
 48. 1. which are called by the name of 1. 
 
 49.5. though I. be not gathered, 1. shall be glorious 
 
 6. be my servant to restore the preserved of 1. 
 
 8. the Lord which gathereth the outcasts of 1. 
 
 63. 16. and though I. acknowledge us not 
 Jer. 2. 3. 1. was holiness to the Lord and first-fruits 
 
 14. IS I. a servant|| 3. 2.3. the salvation of 1. 
 
 10. 16. 1. IS the rod of his inheritance, 51. 19. 
 
 14.8. O Ixird, hopeot 1. .Saviourin trouble, 17.13. 
 
 48. 27. for was not I. a dei ision unto thee .' 
 
 49. 1. hath I. no sons' hath he no heir t 
 
 2. I. shall be heir to them that were his heirs 
 
 50. 17. I. is a scattered sheep, lions have driven 
 
 19. I will bring I. again to his habitation 
 
 20. iniqu.ot I. be sought for and shall be none 
 
 51. 5. 1. hath not been forsaken of his God 
 Lam. 2. 5. the Lord hath swallowed up I. 
 
 Ezek. 11.10. I will judge you in the bord'er of I 
 
 13. all Lord God, wilt thou make a full end of I ? 
 37. 28. shall know that 1 the Ixird do sanctify l'' 
 44. 10. are gone from me, when 1. went astray 
 
 llosA. 15..though thou 1. play harlot, let not Judah 
 
 16. 1. slideth back as a backsliding heifer 
 
 5. 3. 1. is not hid from me, I. is defiled, 6. 10. 
 
 5. I. shall tall || 8. 2. I. shall cry to me, iny God 
 8. 3. I. hath cast off the thing that is good 
 
 8. I. IS-swallowed up J| 9. 7. I. shall know it 
 
 14. 1. hath forgotten his Maker, and buildeth 
 9* 10. I found 1. like grnpes in the wilderness 
 10.1.1 isnnempty vinellB. thesinof I. bedestroy. 
 
 0. 1. SiiHll be HsnHmed of his own counsel 
 
 II . 1 . when 1. was a child, tlien 1 loved him 
 
 Has. 11.8. how shall I deliver thee, I. ? my heart is 
 
 turned 
 
 12.12." I. served and kept sheep for a wife 
 Jisel3.2. will pleafi with them for my heritage I. 
 Amos'!. 11. I. shall surely be led captive, 17. 
 
 Mic. 1. 15. shall come to Adullain tlie glory of I. 
 5. 1. they shall smite the judge of I. with a rod 
 Luke \. 54. he hatli holpeii his servant I. in mercy 
 John ,1.10. art thou a master ot 1. and knowest not I 
 Acts 28. 20. that for the hope of I. I am bound 
 xCo/ii. 9. 6. tor they are not all 1. which are ot I. 
 
 ^. ^aias crieth concerning' 1. tho’ number of I, 
 31. I. which tolloweil the law of righe<iusiiess 
 
 10. 19. but 1 say, did not I. know > Moses saith 
 
 11. (. I. hath not obtained what he seekeUi for 
 ICor. 10. 18. behold, 1. after tlie flesh 
 
 Get. 6 16. peace and mercy on them, and on I. ofG. 
 3* o. of the stock ot 1, of the tribe of 13enj<iin 
 Against ISRAEL. 
 
 ^ ■ 11 Sil'On against I. 
 16 Iheie any divination I ^ 
 
 25. 3. the anger of the Lxird was kindled again.tt 
 I. .32. 13. Judg. 2. 14, 20. | .3. 8. 1 10. 7. 2 Sam. 
 
 1. 2 Anyr 13. .3. 1 Chron. 2?. 24. 2 Chron. 
 28. 13. Pjrt/. 78. 21. 
 
 Josh. 8. 14. the kings of Canaan against I. 11.5. 
 
 -4. 9. Balak kinj^ of Aloab warred against I. 
 
 3. le. Efilon against 1.116.2. Midian against I. 
 IE 4. chddr. of Ammon made war against 1. a, 20. 
 Qp. Balak, did he ever strive against 1. ? 
 
 1 Ham, 4. 2. the Philistines put themselves in array 
 , against 1. 7. 7, lu. 1 31. 1. 1 C/iron, K). 1. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 26. Ben-hadad against I. 2 Kings C. b. 
 
 2 ht7igs 1. l.then Aloah rebelled against 1. 
 
 3. 27. there was great indignation against I. 
 
 IJ, 13. yet the Jxii'il lestitied against 1. and Judah 
 1 Lhron. 21. 1. and .Satan stood up against I. 
 i Chnm.ll. L Iteliohoam went out ajiann-r [. 
 
 Jer. 36. 2. write the words 1 iiave spoken against I. 
 Amos 7. 16. thou sayest, (irophesy not against I. 
 Horn. 11. 2. he inakeih intercession against I. 
 
 „ All ISRAEL. 
 
 Eiod. 18. 25. Moses chose able men out of all I. 
 JSum. 16. .34. all 1. round about fled at cry of them 
 Deut. 13. 11. all I. shall hear and fear, 21. 21. 
 
 Josh. 7. 25. all 1. stoned Achan witli stones 
 .Judg. 8.27. all 1. went a whoring after theephod 
 ISam. 2. 22. I'di heard all that his sons did to all I. 
 
 3. 20. all I. knew that Samuel was a prophet 
 
 4. 1. word of Samuel came to all I. now I. ■went 
 
 11. 2. that 1 may lay it for a reproach on all 1. 
 
 18. 16. but all 1. and Juiiah loved David 
 
 28. .3. all I. had lamented Samuel, and buried him 
 ~ Sam. .3. 12. to bring about all 1. unto tliee 
 
 37. a// I. understood that it was not of king David 
 
 12. 12. but I will do this thing before all 1. 
 
 l-j. 25. in all 1. none so much praised a.s Absalom 
 
 16. 21. all i. shall hear that thou art abhorred 
 
 17. 10. all I. know thy faffier is amiglily man 
 
 18. 17. and all I. fled everyone to his tent 
 19;,11. seeing the speech of «/? E is come to me 
 
 1 htngs 1. 20. the eyes ot ell I. are upon thee 
 2.15. thou knowest that all I. set their faces on me 
 3. 28. all I. heard of the judgment of Solomon 
 8.62. the king and all I. offered sacrifice before Ld. 
 
 12. I8.rt// I. ston. Adoram with stones thathe died 
 
 14. 13. all I. shall mourn for him, ami bury him 
 
 18. 19. eatlier to me all J. unto mount Carmel 
 
 22. 17. J saw all I. scattered, 2 Chrtm. 18. 16. 
 
 1 Lhrori. 11.4. David and all 1. went to Jerusalem 
 
 I. 3. 8. David and all I. played before G. with might 
 
 15. 28. all 1. brought up the ark of the covenant 
 
 17. 6. wheresoever 1 have walked with all I. ' 
 
 29. 23. all 1. and the princes obeyed Solomon 
 
 2 Chron. 12. 1. alll. forsook the law of the Ixird 
 
 '’'®> Jeroboam, and alll. 
 15. God smote Jeroboam and all I. before Judah 
 28. 23. they were the ruin of him and of all 1. 
 
 29.24. to make an atonement for all 1. Ezra 6.17. 
 
 31. 1. all 1. went out and brake tlie images 
 Ezrai.lO. all I. dwelt in their cities, Keh. 7. 73. 
 
 10. 5. he made all 1. swear to do this thing 
 Aeh. 12.47. all 1. gave the portions of the singers 
 Han. 9. 7- contusion of faces belong, to us, to all I. 
 
 11. yea, all 1. have transgressed thy law 
 Mai. 4. 4. remember ye the law of .Moses for all I. 
 Rom. 9. 6. tor they are not all I. which are of I. 
 
 II. 26. so all 1. shall be saved, as it'is written 
 
 See Children. 
 
 Camp of IS R A IH.. 
 
 Exod. 14.19. angel which went before ffie c/rTnp 0/1. 
 
 20. a cloud between Egyptians and X\\ecampofl. 
 Josh. 6. 18. lest ye make the camp 0/ 1. a curse 
 
 23. they left thein without tlie camp of I. 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 3. out of the camp of I. am 1 escaped 
 2 Kings 3. 24. when they came to the camp ofl. 
 
 See Concuegation, Elders. 
 
 „ Lor LSI! A EL. 
 
 Exod. 18. 1. all that God had done for I. 8. Josh. 
 
 T , , . , 24. 31. ./Krff/.2. 7, 10. I An/gf 8. 66. 
 
 Josh. 10. 14. for the Lord touglit/ar I. 42. 
 
 Judg. 6. 4. the IMidianites left no sustenance/or I. 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 9. .Samuel cried unto the Ixird for I. 
 
 .30^ 25. that David made it an ordinance/or I. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 26. there was not any helper for I. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 49- to make an atoiiement/or 1. as Mo¬ 
 ses had commanded, 22. 1. Kch. 10. 33 
 Ps. 81.4. this was statiite/or I. law of G. of Jacob 
 Isa. 46. 13. place salvation in Zion/or 1. my glory 
 Zech. 12.1. the burden of the word of the Lord/or j 
 Rom. 10. 1. my prayer to G./or I. is, they be saved 
 I ro/n LSItAEL.' 
 
 Exod. 12. 15. shalt be cut off from I. Kt/m. 19. 13 
 A^um. 25. 4. that wrath may be turned away from 'f. 
 Deut. 17. 12. put evil/rom 1.22.22. Judg. 20. li 
 Judg. 21.6. there is one tiibe cut off from 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 21. the glory is departed from I. 22. 
 
 7. 14. the cities taken from I. were restored 
 
 17. 26. that faketh awav the reproach/rom I 
 
 2 Sam. 24,25. and the plague was stayed/rom I. 
 
 Neh. 13. 3. separated from 1. the mixed multitude 
 Isa. 9.14. Lord will cut off from I. head and tail 
 
 605 
 
Proper Names.] I S R 
 
 ISR 
 
 ISS 
 
 Jlos. 8. 6. fovfrom 1. was it also, tlie workm. made it 
 Hee Got), Iloi.V one of Israel, House. 
 hi I.SR A EL. 
 
 Cew.34.7. because he had wrought folly ml. Dent. 
 
 22. 21. Josh. 7. 15. Jndg. 20. 0, 10. 
 
 49 . 7 . divide them in Jacob, scatter them in 1. 
 J.ev.9h. 2. strangers sojourn m I. 22.18. Eiek. 14.7. 
 J\lnm. 1.3. able to go forth to war in 1. 45. I 26. 2. 
 
 16 . these were heads of thoiisaniis m I. 10. 4. 
 
 .3. 13. 1 liallowed to me all the first born in 1. 
 
 18. 14. every thing devoted in 1. shall he thine 
 
 21. given all the tenth in I. tor an inheritance 
 
 23. 21. nor hath he seen perverseness in 1. 
 
 Dent. 17 . 4. abomination is wrought in 1. 22. 21. 
 
 25 . 7 . to raise up to his brother a name in 1. 
 
 10. his name he called tn 1. the houseof him that 
 34.10. arose not a prophet since in 1. like Moses 
 
 Josh. 6. 25. Itahah dwelleth in 1. because hid spies 
 Judg. 5. 7- they ceased in I. fill that I Dehorah 
 arose, that 1 arose a mother in 1. 
 
 8. was there a spear seen among 40,0(K) in 1. r' 
 
 11. 39 . custom in 1. to lament Jephthah’s daughter 
 
 17 . 6. was no king in 1. 18. 1. | 19- 1- I 21.25. 
 
 18. 19 . or that thou be priest to a family m I. 
 
 21.3. come to pass in I. one tribe lacking m f. 
 HvthA.T. this was the manner in former times in 1. 
 
 concerning redeeming, this was a testimony in I. 
 
 14. that his name may be famous in I. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 11. behold, 1 will do a thing in I. 
 
 9. 9. beforetime in I. when a man went to inquire 
 
 11. 13. Lord hath wrought salvation in 1. 14. 45. 
 
 17 . 25. will make his father’s house free in I. 
 
 46. the earth may know that there is a God in I. 
 
 18. 18. or what is my father’s family in I. 
 
 26.15. David said to Abner, who is I ike to thee m I.? 
 
 QSam. 3. .38. tliere is a great man fallen in 1. 
 
 5. 2. thou broughtest in \. \ Chron. 11.2. 
 
 1.3. 12. no such thing ought to be done in I. 
 
 13. thou shalt be as one of the fools in I. 
 
 19. 22. shall any be put to rleath this day in T. ? 
 
 20. 19 . 1 am one that is faithful and peaceable in 
 
 1. thou seekest to destioy a mother in I. 
 
 21. 4. nor for us shalt thou kill any man in I. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 10. behold, I will cut off him that is 
 
 shut up and left 1.21.21. 1 Kings “6. 
 
 18. 36. let it be known, that thou art God in 1. 
 
 19. 18. yet I have left me seven thousand in T. 
 
 2 Kings 1.3. because there is not a Gorl in 1.6, 16. 
 5.8. he shall know that there is a prophet in 1. 
 
 15. there is no God in all the earth but m I. 
 
 6. 12. the prophet in I. telleth the king of Israel 
 
 1 Chron. 12. 40. for there was joy m 1. 
 
 2 Chron. 7. 18. not fail thee a man to be ruler in I. 
 
 24. 16 . buried him, because he had done good in I. 
 
 34. 21. inquire for them that are left in I. 
 
 33. Josiah made all present in I. to serve the Lord 
 
 35. 18. was no passover like to that kept in I. 
 
 25. singing-men made them an ordinance in I. 
 
 JLzra 10. 2. yet there is hope in I. concerning this 
 Psal. 76. 1. known in .1 udah, his name is great in I. 
 78.5. tesfimon); in Jacob, and he appointed law ini, 
 Isa. 8. 18. are for sians and for wonders in 1. 
 
 44. 2.3. the lx)rd hath glorified himself in I. 
 
 Jer. 29. 2.3. they have committed villany in I. 
 
 .32. 20. which hast set signs and vvonders in I. 
 Ezek. 12. 2.3. no more use it as a proverb 1.18.3. 
 39.7* shall know that I am the holy One in I. 
 
 11. vvill give to Gog a place of graves in I. 
 
 44. 28. ye shall give them no possession in f. 
 
 29 . every dedicated thing m I. shall be theirs 
 
 45. 8. in the land shall be his possession in I. 
 
 16. shall give this oblation for the prince in I. 
 Jios. 1.3. 1 . Ephraim spake, he exalted himself in I. 
 Mic. 5. 2. come out of thee, that is to be ruler in 1. 
 Mai. 2. 11 . an abomination is committed in 1. 
 Mat. 8 . 10 . so great faith, no not in I. Luke 7 . 9 . 
 
 9. 3.3. tnarvelled, saying, it was never so seen in I. 
 Luke 2. 34. for the fall and risitig of many in I. 
 
 4. 25. many widows were in I. |1 27 . lepers in I. 
 See King, Kings. 
 
 Land of LSRAEL. 
 
 1 .S<jw. 13. 19 . no smith found in all the land of i. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. brought a little maid out of of \. 
 
 6. 2.3. bands of Syria came no more into land of I. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.3. C. send to brethren left in land of 1. 
 
 22. 2. to gather together the strangers that were in 
 
 the land c/ I. 2 Chron. 2. I 7 . I .30. 25. 
 
 2 C'/iron. .34.7-ctit down idols through the land of i. 
 Ezek. 7 . 2. thus saith the Lord to tlie land of i. 
 
 11. 17 . and 1 will give you the land of I. 
 
 12. 19 . thus saith tlie I-ord of the land of I. 
 
 13. 9. nor shall they enter into land of 1. 20. 38. 
 20.42. bring you into the land of 1. . 37 . 12. 
 
 21. 2. and prophesy against the land of 1. 
 
 25. 3. thou saidst. Aha, against the land 0 /1. 
 
 6. rejoicedst with despite against the landof I. 
 
 27 . 17 . Judah and landof I. were thy merchants 
 
 38.18. when Gog shall come against the land of I. 
 
 19 . shall be a great shaking in the landof I. 
 
 40. 2. in visions he brought me into land ofi. 
 
 Mat. 2. 20. go into the land of I. for they are dead 
 21. took the child and came into the lurid of 1. 
 Made l.SKAEL 'in. 
 
 1 Kings 14.16. Jeroboam made I. to sin, 15. 26, .30, 
 
 .34. 1 16. 19 , 26. I 22. 52. 
 16. 2. Baasha made my people 1. to sin, 13. 
 
 21.22. Ahab provoked the Gird, and made I. to sin 
 
 2 Kings 3. 3. Jeroboam son of K ebat who made 1. to 
 
 sin, 10. 29, .31.1 13. 2, 6, 11.1 14. 24. 1 15. 9, 
 18, 24, 28. 1 23. 15. 
 
 Men of ISRAEL. 
 
 Josh. 10. 24. Joshua called for all the men of I. 
 Judg. 9.0. 11. men of 1. gathered against the city 
 
 20. men ofi. went out H 22. encouraged themselves 
 .36. the men of I. gave place to the Benjamites 
 
 1 Sam. 14.24. the men of 1. were distiessed that day 
 31.1. the men of 1, fled from the Philistines 
 9, Sam. 9. 17. Abner was beaten and the men of I. 
 15. 1.3. hearts of the men of 1. are after Ahsaiom 
 
 16.18. whom the men of 1. cnoose, his will 1 be 
 19. 43. words of Judah fiercer than of the men of I. 
 23.9. and the men of 1. were gone away 
 
 P.sal. 78. 31, smote down the chosen men of T. 
 
 Isa. 41. 14. fear not, ye men 0 / 1. 1 will help you 
 Acts 9. 99. ye men of I. hear these words 
 3. 12. ye men of 1. why marvel ye at this ? 
 
 5. .35. ye men of I. take heed to yourselves 
 
 1.3. 16 . Paul said, ye men of I. give audience 
 
 21. 28. Jews of Asia Ciying out, men of 1. help 
 O ISRAEL. 
 
 F.xod. 32. 4. they said, these be thy gods, O I. 
 Num. 24.5. how goodly are thy tabernacles, O I. 
 Dent. 4. hearken, O 1. 27 . 9. /sa. 48. 12. 
 
 5. 1 . hear, O 1. 6 . .3, 4. | 9. 1 . I 20 . 3. Psal. 50. 7 . 
 
 I 81. 8. ha. 44. 1. Mark\9. 29. 
 33. 29. happy art thou, O 1. who is like totheer 
 Jo.r/i. 7 . 13 . an accursed thinginthe midstof thee,U 1. 
 2 Sam. 20. 1. he said, every man to his tents, U I. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 16. 2 Chron. 10. 16. 
 1 Kings 12. 28. behold thy gods, O I. which brought 
 Psal. 115. 9. O 1. trust thou in the Lord, their help 
 lsa. \o. 27 . why speakest thou, O 1. my way ishid 
 
 43. 1.0 1. fear not, Jer. .30. 10.1 46. 27. 
 
 22. but thou hast been weary of me, O 1. 
 
 44. 21. remember these, O 1. for thou art my serv¬ 
 
 ant, O 1. thou shalt not be forgotten, 49. 3. 
 Ji?r. 4. I. if thou wilt return, O 1. llos. 14. 1. 
 
 Ezek. 1.3.4. O 1. thy proidiets are like the foxes 
 llos. 9 . 1. rejoice not, O 1. for joy, as other people 
 
 10. 9. O 1. thou hast sinned from the days of Gibeah 
 
 1.3. 9. O I. thou hast destroyed thys. but in me help 
 Amos 4. 12. prepare to meet thy God, O 1. 
 Zeph.Z.iL shout, U 1. be glad and rejoice with heart 
 Oter ISRAEL. 
 
 Judg.9. 22. Abimelech reigned three years oxerl. 
 
 14. 4. the Philistines had dominion over 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 8. 1. .Samuel marie his sons judges over I. 
 
 13. 1. when Saul had reigned two years over 1. 
 15 . 26 . Ld. hath rejected thee from being king over 1. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 10. Ish-bosheth .Saul’s son reigned over 1. 
 .3. 10. Dav. wer 1.5. 2, .3, 12, 17- I 6. 2). 1 C//r.ll.3, 
 
 7 . 26. the Lord of hosts is the God over 1. 
 
 1 Kings 1. .34. Solomon over 1.1| 11..37- Jeroboam 
 
 14. 14. the Lord shall raise up a king over 1. 
 
 15. 25. Nadab over 1.1| 16. 8. Llah 1| 16 . Omri 
 
 16 . 29. Ahab || 22. 51. Ahaziah reigned over 1. 
 9Kin. 3. 1. Jehoram orer 1.119.3. .Iehu,6, 12.1 10..36. 
 
 1.3. 1. Jehoahaz |110. Jehoash || 15. 8. Zachariah 
 
 15. 17 . Menahem || 2.3. Pekahiah || 17- 1. Hoshea 
 IChr. 26.29. Chenaniah for outward business t>z;er I. 
 
 29 . .30. times that went over 1. are written 
 
 68. .34. strength to God, his excellency isoveri. 
 Eccl. 1. 12.1 the preacher was king over I. 
 ISRAEL joined with 
 
 Num. 21. 6. people of 1. died by serpents 
 Deut. 21. 8. be merciful, O l^ird, to thy people I, 
 
 26. 15. look down and bless thy peoplei. 
 
 Josh. 8. 3.3. that they shouhl bless the people of 1. 
 Judg. 11.2.3. drave Amorites before his people I. 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 29. fat with the offerings of 1. my people 
 9. 16. shall anoint Saul captain over my people \. 
 
 27 . 12. hath made \\\speople 1. utterly to abhor him 
 9 Sam. .3. 18. by David 1 will save my people I. 
 
 5. 2. to feed my people I. 7- 7. 1 Chron. 11.2. 
 
 12. exalted his kingdom for W\% people I. sake 
 
 7 . 10. I will appoint a place for my people 1. that 
 they may dwell and move no more, 1 Chr. 17 . 9. 
 24. thou hast confinped to thyself thy people I. 
 
 1 Kings 5. 13. I will not forsake my people 1. 
 
 8. .3.3. when thy people 1. be smitten, 2 Chr. 6.94. 
 .38. what prayer shall be made by tliy people I. 
 
 4.3. all people may fearthee,asdothy/7ecj3/e I, 
 
 56. the Lord hath given rest to \\\% people 1. 
 
 1 Chr. 14. 2. was lifted up, because ot' his people I. 
 17 .7- be ruler over my people 1.2 Chron. 6. 5. 
 
 21. what one nation in earth is like thy people 1. 1 
 99. thy people 1. didst thou make thine own 
 
 2 Chr. 7 . 10. goodness of Lord shewed 1. his people 
 31. 8 . they blessed the Lord and his people 1. 
 
 35. 3. serve now the L<1. your God and h\speople I. 
 Ezra 7-13.all they ottha people of I. minded to go up 
 
 9 . 1. thopeopleot 1. have not separated themselves 
 Psal. 1.35. 12. gave for an heritane to 1. \\\s people 
 7.fa. 10. 22. tho’ thy people 1. be as the sand, a remn. 
 Jer. 7 . 12. for the wickedness of my people I. 
 
 12. 14. which I caused my people 1. to inherit 
 
 23. 13. they have caused my people I. to err 
 
 30. .3. the <iays come that 1 will bring again the 
 captivity of my people I. and .) udah, Amos 9. 14. 
 
 Ezek. 25.14. lay vengeance on Ldom by my people I. 
 
 36. 8. ye shall yield your fruit to my people 1. 
 
 12.1 will cause my people 1. to walk uuon you 
 
 38. 14. when my people I. dwelleth safely 
 
 16 . thou shalt come up against my people I. 
 
 Dan. 9 . 20. was confessing the sin of my people I. 
 Amosf.15. Ld. said, go, prophesy unto my people I. 
 
 8. 2. the end is come upon my people 1. 
 
 Mat. 9. 6. a Governor, thatshall rule my people I. 
 Luke 9. .32. and the glory of thy people I. 
 
 Acts 4. 97 .people of 1. were gathered against Jesus 
 
 13. 17- God ot this people I. chose our fathers 
 
 24. John preached repentance to all people of I. 
 
 Princes of ISRA LL. 
 
 Num. 1. 44. the princes of I. being twelve men 
 
 7 . 2 . th^princes of 1. heads and princes of the tribes 
 ofi'eretl at the setting up of the tabernacle, 84. 
 
 1 Chr. 22 . 17 . David commanded princes of \. to help 
 
 23. 2. David assembled the princes of 1. 28. 1. 
 
 2 Chron.\9. 6. th*tprinces of 1. humbled themselves 
 21. 4. Jehoram slew divers of the princes of 1. 
 
 Ezek. 19. 1. take up lamentation for the princes ofi. 
 
 21. 12. asword shall be upon all th^prhtces of I. 
 
 22. 6. tho. princes of I. were on thee to shed blood 
 
 45. 9. Lord saith, letitsuffice you, O princes of 1. 
 
 7 b or LSltAEL. 
 
 Gen. 46. 2. Godspakei/nro 1. in the visions of night 
 
 49 . 2 . hear and hearken 7mM 1. your father 
 Exod. 18. 9 . goodness which the Lord hath done to I. 
 Josh. 11.23. Joshua gave it for inheritance to 1.21.-13. 
 
 23.1. Lord hath given rest imto 1. from all enemies 
 Judg. 8. .35. the goodness lie had shewed 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 2. rememher what Amalek did to I. 
 
 9 Sam. 3. 19. Abner spake all that seemed good toi. 
 1 Kings 1\. 95. Rezon was an adversary to 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 16.17. confirmed the same for a law, anil 
 to I. for an everlasting covenant, Psal. 105. 10. 
 
 21. 3. why will he be a cause of trespass to i. t 
 99. 9. I will give quietness to L in his days 
 
 9 Chron. 9. 4. this is an ordinance tor ever ro I. 
 Ezra 7 . 11 . Ezra the priest.a scribe of his statutes to 1. 
 Neh. 8 . 1 . law, which the Ixird had commanded to 1, 
 Psal. 73 . 1. truly God is good to 1. even to such 
 135. 12. even an heritage unto I. 1.36. 22. 
 
 147 . 19 . the L()rd shewetli his judgments to I. 
 
 Isa. 11. 16. as it waste I. in the day ttiat he came 
 Jer. 9, .31. have I been a wilderness unto I.r 
 
 31. 9 . I am a father to I. I-',phraim is my first-born 
 llos. 14. 5. I will t>e as the dew to I. he shall grow 
 Mic. .3. 8. 1 am full ot power to declare to 1. his sin 
 Mai. 1. 1. the burden ot the word ot the Ixtrd to i. 
 Luke 1. 80. till the day of his shewing unto 1. 
 
 John 1. 31. that he should be made manifest to I. 
 Acts 1. 6. wilt thou restore the kingdom to I. f 
 5. 31. him hath Gwl exalted to give repentance to I. 
 
 13. 23. God hath raised unto I. a ."saviour Jesus 
 Rom. 10. 21. to 1. he saith, all day long stretched out 
 
 11. 25. that blindness in part is happened to I. 
 Tribes of LSRA EL. 
 
 Gen. 49 .16. Dan shall judge as one of tribes of I, 
 
 28. all these are the twelve tribes of I. 
 
 Exod. 24. 4. twelve pillars according to 19 tribes of i. 
 Num. 31. 4. thousand through all tribes ofi. to war 
 .36. .3. if married to any of the othtr tribes of I. 
 
 9. every one of tribes of I. shall keep to his own. 
 Deut. 29. 21. separate him to evil ontof tithes of 1. 
 
 .33. 5. when the tribes of 1. were gathered t'lgether 
 Josh. 3. 12. take twelve men out of the tribes of I. 
 4. 5. stones according to number of ofi. 8. 
 
 7 . 16. so Joshua brought 1. by their tribes 
 
 12. 7 . the land which Joshua gave to the tribes of T. 
 
 19 . 51. which heads of fathers of frtbejo/1. divided 
 
 22. 14. princes through I. sent to Reuben 
 
 24. 1. Joshua gathered all tribes ofi. to.Shechem 
 Judg. 18.1. inheritance of Dun noinxnon" tribes of i. 
 
 20. 2.the chief of trtAfif 0 / 1 . presented before God 
 
 10. take ten men of an KXloutof all tribes of I. 
 
 21. 5. who among the tribes of 1. came not up, 8. 
 15. Lord hath made abreach in ihttribes of 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 28. did I choose him out of all tribes of I. ? 
 
 9. 21. I am of the smallest of the tribes of I. 
 
 10. 20. .Samuel caused all the tribes of 1. to come 
 15. 17 . wastthou not made head of the trlAef of i.r 
 
 9 .Sam. 5. 1. then came all the tribes of \. to David 
 7 . 7- spake 1 a word with any of the tribes of I..' 
 15. 2. thy servant is of one ot the tribes of I. 
 
 10. Absalom sent spies through all the tribes of I. 
 19.9. people were at strife thro’ the tribes of 1. 
 
 24^ 2. go through all the tribes of 1. anil number 
 
 1 Kings^, 16. 1 chose no city out of all Wm tribes of 
 
 1. to build an house in, 2 Chron. 6. 5. 
 
 11.. 32. have chosen Jerusalem out of all ih^trtbesof 
 
 1. 14. 21. 2 Kings 91. 7. 2 Chr. 12. 13. I .33. 7. 
 
 2 Chr. 11. 16. after them out of all the tribes of I. 
 Ezra 6. 17 . ottered 12 goafs according to tribes of I. 
 Psal.7^. 55. nveAe tribes of i. to dwell in their tents 
 Ezek. 37 . 19 . I will take triAe.r 0 /1. put with Judah 
 
 47 . 13. according to the twelve tribes of \. 91. 99. 
 
 48. 19 . serve the city out of all the tribes of I. 
 
 31. gates be after the names of the tribes of 1. 
 
 Hos. 5. 9. among tribes of 1. have I made known 
 Zech. 9 . 1. the eyes of all tribes of 1. be toward Ld. 
 Mat. 19 . 28. judging the 12 tribes of \. Luke99. .30. 
 Rev. 91. 12. gates with names of twelve tribes of I» 
 JVith ISR ALL. 
 
 Exod. 17 . 8. Amalek fought uith I. in Rephidim 
 34. 27 . I have made a covenant with thee and 1. 
 Deut. 18.1. I.evites shall have no inheritance aoV/iJ. 
 .3.3. 21. Gad executed his judgments u ith 1. 
 
 Josh. 9. 2. the kings of Canaan fought with 1. 
 
 10.1. the inhabitants of Giheon made peace a iVA 1. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.3. 5. the Philistines gathered themselves 
 
 together to fight with I. 28. 1. 2 .5a///. 21. 15. 
 
 2 Scim. 10. 19. the Syrians made peace with 1. 
 
 2 Kings 17 . 18. the Ixird was very angry with i. 
 
 9 Chr. 25. 7 . for Lord is not with 1. with Ephraim 
 Af!f.6.2.for the Lord will plead with 1. O my people 
 ISRAELI I E. 
 
 Num. 95. 14. the name of the l.that wasslain.Zimri 
 2 Sam. 17 . 25. Amasa was the son of Ithra.an 1. 
 John 1. 47 . behold an I. indeed, in whom is no guile 
 Rom. 11.1.1 also am an I. of the seed of Abraham 
 ISRAELITES. 
 
 Exod. 9. 7. was not one of the cattle of the I. dead 
 Lev. ‘23. 42. all that are 1. iMirn shall dwell in booths 
 Josh. 3. 17 . all the 1. passed over on dry ground 
 13. 6. only divide it by lot to the I. for inheritance 
 Judg. 20. 21. the Benjamites destroyed of the I. 
 
 1 Sam. 9. 14. so the priest's servant liid to all I. 
 
 13. 20. I went to the Philistines to sharpen his axe 
 14.21. the Hebrews turned to be with the 1. 
 
 25. 1. all the 1. lamented Satnuel and buried hirn 
 
 29. l.the 1. pitched by a fountain in Jezreel 
 
 2 Sam. 4.1. the 1. were troubled at Abner’s death 
 2 Kings .3. 24. the I. rose and smote the .Moabites 
 
 7 . 13. they are as all the multitude of the I. 
 
 1 Chron. 9. 2. the first inhabitants were the 1. 
 
 Rom. 9. 4. who are 1. to whom pertaineth adoption 
 
 2 C'l/r.ll. 22.are they Hebrews 'are they 1. f so am I 
 
 ISRAELI 1 ISH. 
 
 Lev. 94. 10. the son of an 1. w oman strove in c.vmp 
 
 11. 1. woman’s son blasphemed the nameot'Lord 
 
 ISS.ACHAR. 
 
 Gen. .30. 18. and T.eah called his name I. 
 
 .35. 23. Leah’s son. 1. || 46. 1.3. sons of 1. 1 Chr. 7. 1. 
 
 49. 14. 1. is a strong ass, coudiing down between 
 Exod. 1. 3. Israel’s sons, I. Zebulun, 1 Chron. ‘-.1. 
 Num. 1.8. the princes of 1. Nethaneel, 2. 5.1 7-18. 
 Deut. 27 . 12. 1. and .loseph shall stand to bless 
 
 .33. 18. rejoice, Zebulun ami Lin thy tents 
 Josh. 17 . 10. they met together in 1. on the east 
 
 11 . ISlanasseh had in Land Astier, Beth-shean 
 Judg. 5. 15. the princes of 1. were w ith Deborah, 
 even Land also Barak,he wassent into the valley 
 10 . 1 . Lola a man of I. arose to defend Israel 
 1 Kings 4. 17 . Jehoshaphat was an officer in 1. 
 
 15. 27. Baasha son of Ahijah of the house of I. 
 
JUD 
 
 J U D 
 
 KIR [Proper Names. 
 
 1 Chr. 12.40. they that were nich to I. brought bread 
 
 26. 5. 1. the seventli son of (Ibed-eiloin 
 
 27. 18. captain of 1. Oniri the son of Michael 
 
 £ Chr. 30. 18. many of 1. liad not cleansed tbemselv. 
 48. 25. by the bonier of Simeon, 1. a portion 
 
 26. by tlie border of [. Zet)nlun a portion 
 33. south side, one gate of I. one gate of Zebulun 
 Tribe of 1SS,4CHA11. 
 
 N«m. 1.29. that were numbered of the tribe of I. 
 2. 5. tliat pitch next Judah shall he the tribe ofl. 
 
 10. 15. over the tribe of 1. was Nethaneel 
 
 13.7.ot tribeoj I. to spy the lanil, 1 gal the son 
 34. 26. prince of the tribe ofl. Paltiel son of Az 2 an 
 Josh. 19. 23. the inheritance of tiie tribe of I. 
 
 21. 0. Gershon had by lot out ot the families of the 
 tribe of 1. and Asher, 28. 1 Chron. 6 . 62, 72. 
 7 - 7 - of the tribe of 1 . were seale'd 12,000 
 U’ALI.AN. 
 
 Acts 10.1. Cornelius a centui ion of the T. band 
 ll'ALY. 
 
 Acts 18. 2. found a certain Jew lately come from T. 
 27.1. it was determined that we should sail into I. 
 Heb. 13. 24. salute the saints, they of I. salute you 
 miA.MAK. 
 
 Exod.6.23. Aaron'ssons, Ahihu and T. 1 Chr.6. 3. 
 38. 21. as it was counted hy the hand of I. 
 
 Num. 4. 28. their charge under the hand of 1 . 
 
 1 Chron. 24. 3. and Ahimelech of the sons of I. 
 
 4. were eight chief tnen among the sons of I. 
 Ezra 8 . 2. of the sons of I. Daniel went up 
 tSee Eleazar. 
 
 I'l’HlEL. 
 
 JVe/r. 11 . 7.1, son of Jesaiah dwelt at Jerusalem 
 Prov.SiO. 1 . the man spake to I. even to I. and Ucal 
 II UREA. 
 
 Euke%. 1. and his brother Philip tetrarch of I. 
 
 IV AH. 
 
 £ Kings 18. 34. where are the godsof Hena and I. ? 
 
 19. 13. where is the king ofl.? Isa. 37. 13. 
 
 ' JUBILEE. 
 
 Eev. 25. 9. cause the trumpet of the J. to sound 
 1C. it shall be a J. it shall be holy to you, 12. 
 
 11. a J. shall that fiftieth year he to you 
 
 13. in the year of J. ye shall return to possession 
 
 28. afield shall go out in the year of J. 27. 21, 24. 
 .30. then the house shall not go out in the J. 
 
 31. they shall go out in the year of J. .33, 54, 
 
 27 . 17 . if ye sanctify his field from year of J. 18. 
 Isum. 36. 4. when J. then their inheritance be put 
 JUDAH. 
 
 Gen. 29. .3.5. therefore she called his name J. 
 
 .35. 2.3. the sons of Leah, J. Issachar, Zebulun 
 38. 15. J. thought Tamar to be an harlot 
 
 26. J. acknowledged the signet and bracelets 
 46. 12. sons of J. Num. 26. 19. 1 Chr. 2. 3 I 4 1 
 
 28. Jacob sent J. before him to Joseph 
 49. 8 . J. thou art he whom thy brethren shall praise 
 
 9 . J. is a lion s whelp, lie couched as a lion 
 
 10. sceptre shall not depart./, till Shiloh come 
 Exod. 1 . 2. the sons ot Israel, Levi, J. 1 Chr. 2. 1 . 
 Num. 1 . 7 . J. Nashansonot Amminadabwas prince 
 
 2. 3. the camp ot .1. shall piti h on the east-side 
 
 9. all that were numbei ed in ihe camp of J 
 Dent 27 .. 12. Simeon, Levi, J. shall stand to bless 
 33. 7 . this IS the blessing of J. the voice of J. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 17 . Joshua brought the family of./. 
 
 18. 5. J. shall abide in their coast on the south 
 Judg. 1 . 2. the Lord said, J. shall go up fir.st 
 
 19. the Lord w;as with ,1. 1 | 10 . 9. fight against J. 
 Kuth\. 12 . like Pharez, whom Tamar bare to ). 
 
 1 Sam. 2.3. 2.3. search him thro’ all thousands of J. 
 
 2 Aaw. .3. R which against J. do shew kindness 
 5.O. Dav'id reigned over J. seven years, six months 
 
 11. 11. the ark, Israel, and J. abide intents 
 
 19. lo. J. came to Gilgal to meet the kin"- 
 2T 1 . David said, go number Israel and J. 
 
 ^.4 captain of host of J. 
 
 4. 20 , I. and Israe were many as the sand by sea 
 10 ■ Israel dwelt satelv under .3oiomon 
 
 13. 1. there came a man of God out of J by the 
 
 ... tl« Lord to Bethel. 2 Kings23. 17. 
 
 14.22. J. did evil in the sight of the Lord 
 
 lo. 1. Abijam reigned over J. II 9 . Asa over T 
 
 17. Ba^ha went up against J. 2 Chron. 16. 1,’ 
 
 22. 41. Jehoshaphat began to reign over J. 
 
 ^ Cord would not destroy T. 
 
 20. Edom revolted from J. 22. 2 Chron. 21.8 10. 
 
 9. 29. Ahaziah began to reign over J. ~ > 
 
 14.10, to tall, thou and J. with thee, 2 Chron. 25. 19. 
 
 12. J. was put to the worse, 2 Chron. 25. 22' ' 
 
 22. Azariah restored l•'Jatll to J. 2 Chron'26 o 
 
 15. . 37 . the I^rd began to send against J. Ke'zi'n" 
 testified against Israel and I. 
 19 . J, kept not the commandments of the Lord 
 Manassehmade J. to sin, 16. 2 Chron. .33 9 
 I bringing such evil upon I. 
 
 23 26. his anger kindled against J. 2Chron. 25. 10 
 
 27 . 1 will remove J. also out of my si"ht 
 24. 2. the. Lord sent bands of Chaldees Against J. 
 
 3- tcie command ot the Lord came this on J 
 
 2o. 21 . so J. was carried away, 1 Chron. 6. 15.' 
 
 1 L/iroM. 5. 2. .1. prevailed above his brethren 
 
 18.ot Elihu one ot David’s brethren wascapt. 
 
 28. 4. tor he hath chosen J. to be the ruler 
 
 ^ behind 
 
 16. the children ot Israel fled before 1 
 
 14. 4. Asa commanded J. to seek the Lord 
 
 17 . 6. Jehoshaphat took the groves out of / 
 
 21.11 Jehoram compelled J. to commit forni’cation 
 
 13. hast made J. and Jerusalem go a whoring 
 - 4 . 18. wrath came upon J. 28. 9 I 00 o 1 00 or . 
 
 19. the Lord brought./, low, made^L naked ' 
 
 - fora sin-offering for J. 
 
 AT congregation of I. rejoiced 
 'Ti'-l • ^I^nasseh commanded J. to serve the Lord 
 34. 3 . in 12th year Josiah began to purge / 5 
 
 forward the workinen 
 7 .14. thou art sent to inquire concerniii"- I 
 
 10. 23. J. and Eliezer had taken strange wives 
 
 2. 5. that thou wouldst send me to J. 
 r convey me till I come into J. 
 
 0.1 <. tbe nobles of J. sent letters to Tobiah 
 
 Neh. 11. 9. .T. son of Senuah was second over city 
 
 12. 44. tor J. rejoiced for the priests that waited 
 Pta/. 60. 7 . Gilead is mine, J. is my lawgiver, I 08 . 8. 
 
 114. 2. J. was his sanctuary, Israel his dominion 
 Isa. 1. 1. vision which he saw concerning J. 2. 1. 
 .3. 1. Lord doth take from J. stay and staff of bread 
 8. J. is fallen 1| 7. 6, let us go up against I. 
 
 7 . 17- from <lay that Ephraim departed from J. 
 
 8. 8. shall pass through J. shall overflow, go over 
 
 9 . 21. and they together shall be against ./. 
 
 11. 12. he shall gatlier together the dispersed of I. 
 
 13. the adversaries of./. shall be cutoff; E.phraim 
 
 sliall not envy J. and .1. not vex Epiiraim 
 22. 8. he discovered the covering of J. 
 
 48. 1. and are come forth out of the waters of./. 
 65. 9 . and out of,/, an inheritor of my moumains 
 Jer. 2. 28. as number of cities are thy gods, G J. 
 
 .3. 7., ber sister I. saw it, and feared n t, 8. 
 
 9. 26 . Egypt, and J. and Ivlom are uncircumcised 
 
 13. 9 . after this manner will 1 mar the pride of J. 
 19. J. shall be carried away captive all of it 
 
 14. 2. J. mourneth |1 23. 6. J. shall be saved 
 
 19 . hast thou utterly rejecte 1 J. and loathed Zion 
 17 . L the sin of J. is written with a pen of iron 
 19 . 7._ I will void the counsel of I. and ./erusalem 
 .32. 35. they should do this to cause J. to sin 
 .3.3. 7- 1 will cause the captivity of./, to return 
 
 36. 2._ the words that 1 have spoken against .1. 
 
 42. 15. hear the word of the Lorii, ye remnant of J. 
 44, 26. not named in mouth of any man of J. 
 
 50. 20. the sins of J. shall not he found 
 
 51. 5. J. hath not been forsaken of his God 
 
 52. 27 . J. was carried away captive, Lam. 1. .3. 
 Ezek. 21. 20. that the sword may come to I. in Jerus. 
 
 27 . 17 . J. and Israel were thy merchants 
 
 37 . J6. write upon it for .1. and for Israel 
 
 48. 7 . by the border of lleuben, a portion for .T. 
 
 31. one gate ot Keuben, one gate of I. one of Levi 
 lJoi\ 4. 1,5. fho’ Israel pl.<y harlot, yet let not./. offe. 
 
 5. 5. .I. shall fall j| 1.3. when .1. saw his wound 
 
 6. 4. O ./. what shall 1 do unto thee ? for your good 
 
 10. 11. J. shall plow, Jacob shall break his clods 
 
 11. 12. but J. rulethyet with God, and is faithful 
 U. 2. the I.ord hath also a contro eisy w ith I. 
 
 Joel3. 20. but .1. shall dwell for ever, and Jeriisaleui 
 Amos 2.4. tor three transgre.ssions of./. and for four 
 o. but I will send a tire on ./. it shall devour 
 5Jic. 1. 9 . her wounri is incurable, it is come to, /. 
 
 ittle among the thousands of*./. 
 
 5. 2. though thou be litt...... ,,,,, 
 
 r^'fph. 1. 4. I will stretch out mine hand upon f. 
 Z,ech. 1. 19. the horns which have scattered .1. 21. 
 
 2. 12. Lord shall inherit./. his poition in holy lain 
 9. 1.3. when I have bent ./. for me, filled the bow 
 12. 7- the Lord shall save the tents of J. first 
 14. 14. J. also shall fight at ./erusalem 
 
 Mai. 2. 11../. hath deal t treactierously ; L hath pro- 
 taned the holine.ss of the Lord which he loved 
 
 3. 4. then shall the offering of./, be pleasant 
 Mat. 1. 2. /acob begat I. || .3. ./. begat Phares 
 lYt ^ ’•.Pb'tfes, wliich was the son of ,/. 
 lleb for it is evident that our Lord sprangof J 
 
 ^ yJ//JUDAH. 
 
 1 ‘5(1’ ,. 16. but all Israel and all ./. lov ed David 
 
 2 Sa., , , 5 . David reigned 33 years over all J 
 
 ~o" /..reioiced at the oath 
 
 »0. 1 all. stood before the T.ord with their wives 
 .32. .3-. all I. did honour Hezekiah at his death 
 To. 2-1 atl ./. and Jerusalem mourned for ./osiah 
 J\eh. -t. 12. then«/f./. brought the tithe of Ihe corn 
 Jer. 2u. 4. I will give all J. to the king of Babylon 
 44. 11 I will set my face to cut off all J. 
 
 ■iee Bknja.min, Beth-i.ehf.m, Cmi.DitEN, 
 Litics, Daughter, Daughters, House. 
 
 In JUDAH. 
 
 1 Sam. 3. beholt], we be afraid here in J, 
 
 1 A ?W( 7 .v le. 32. like unto the feast that is in ,7. 
 
 _ litngs 24. 20. tor through the anger of the Lord it 
 
 came to pass in I erusalem and ./. .fer. 52. .3 
 
 2 Chron. 2. 7. cunning men that are with me in ./.’ 
 12. 12. and also nt I. things went well 
 
 17. 9. they taught in ,1. and had book of law of Lord 
 28. 6. Pekah slew in J. 120,000 in one day 
 .10. 12. tn .1. hand ot God was to give one heart 
 34. 21. inquire for them that are left in I. 
 h.zra 5. 1. propliesied to the lews that were in J. 
 
 9.9. hut hath extended mercy to give us a wall in /. 
 Neh. 6. 7. to preach, saying, there is a king m. ' 
 l3- lo-.I saw in ./. .some treading wine-presses 
 P.\al. 76. 1. in ./. is God known, his name is great 
 Jer. 4. 5. declare ye in ./. publish in ./erusalem, 5. 20 
 22. .30. none shall prosper, ruling any more in J. 
 Eech. 9. 7- he shall be as a governor in ./. 
 
 14. 21. every pot in J. be holiness to the Lord 
 See King, Kings. 
 
 Eand of ./ U D A I f. 
 
 Dent. .31. 2. Lord shewed him all the land of I. 
 Until 1. 7. thus went to return into the land of ’/. 
 
 1 Sam. 22. 5. depart, get thee into Ihe land of I.' 
 
 2 hings 25. 22. people that remaineil in land of I. 
 
 2 Chr. 17. 2. Jehoshaphat set garrisons in land of .J. 
 Ea. 19. 17 . the land of I. shall be a leirorto E"ypt 
 20. 1. this song shall be sung in the land of 4. 
 
 .Ter. .31. 2.3. use this speech in the land of .1. 
 
 39 . 10. the poor, who had nothing in the land of 7 
 44. 9. they have committed in the land of I. 
 
 14. that they should return into Ihe land of J 
 Amos 7. 12. f/ee, thou seer, into the land f J. 
 
 Zecli. 1 . 21. lift up their horn over Ihe land of 3, 
 Mat. 2.6. thou, Bethlehem, in the land of J 
 J/f«e/JUDAH. ■ 
 
 .ntdff, 15. 10, mett oj J. said, why are vecorno ajr. us ^ 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 4. the mea of.]. anointed 'David kin^ 
 
 19. 14. he bowed the heart of all the men of ] 
 
 4.3. the words of the men of .f. were fiercer' ' 
 
 20. 2. but the men of .l. clave to their king 
 
 4. assemble the men of 3. within lliree days 
 24. 9. the men of 3. were five humlred thousand 
 
 *. Chron. 1.3. 1,5. then the men of ,J. gav-e a shout 
 f^zra 10. 9- nil the men ofj. "alhere^l together 
 /.v«. 5. 7. the men of.l. are his pleasant plant 
 Jer. 4. 4. circumcise yq'ur hearts, ye men of 3. 
 
 11. 9. a conspiracy is found among the men of 3. 
 
 Jer. .36. .31. bring upon the menof3. all the evil 
 
 4.3. 9. hide them in the sight ot tlie men of J. 
 
 44. 27 . all the men of 3 . shall be consumed 
 
 Dart. 9. 7 . but confusion belongeth to the men of 3. 
 See Princes. 
 
 Tribe of ,1 U DAH. 
 
 Exod. .31. 2. Bezaleel of the tribe of 3. .35. .30. | .38.22, 
 Num. 1. 27 . that were numbered of the tribeoj J. 
 
 7 12. Nahshon, the orince of Ihe tribe of 3. 
 
 1.3. t). of the tribe 'f 3 . Caleb to spy, .34. 19. 
 
 Josh. 7 . 1. Achan of</.I. took of accursed thiu" 
 
 16 . and the tribe of I. was taken, 18. " 
 
 15. 1. this was the lot of the tribe if 3. 20. 
 
 21 . 4. Levitesoutof thetDAer/J.q. 1 Chron.6.65. 
 
 I hings 12 . 20 . the tribe of 3. only followed David 
 -hings 17 . 18. none lett but the tribe of 3. only 
 / 'al. 7 S. 6 H. but he chose the tribe of I. mount Sion 
 /teg. 5. 5. the Ijion of the tribe of 3 . hath prevailed 
 I. 5. ot the tribe of 3 . were sealed 12,000 
 , JUDAS. 
 
 J/at.J.3. 55. his brethren Joses, Simon, and J. 
 
 26. 47 . ./.one or the tweL e came, and a great mul 
 tifude, Mark 14. 4.3. Luke 22. 17 . .lohn 18 3 5 
 
 27 . 3 . thenJ.repentel himself and brought .30 pieces 
 John 1.3. 29 . some thought because J. had the ba-- 
 
 14.22. J. saith unto him, not Iscariot, how is ir 
 Acts 1. 16 . David spake btdore concei ning J 
 
 2.5 from which .1. by transgression, fell 
 
 5. . 37 . after this man rose up'J. of Galilee 
 9 . 11. inquire in the house of I. for one .Saul 
 
 15.22. they sent .1. surnamed Barsabas, 27 . 
 
 .32. J, and Silas exhorted the brethren 
 
 lUDA.S Iscariot. 
 
 Mat. 10. 4. J. Iscariot, who betraved him, Mark 3 
 T 7 ^‘>^^^6. \6. John 6 . 71 . \\3. 2. 
 
 26. 14../. Ifcanot went to duet priests, Mark 14.10. 
 fuke22. 3. then entered Satan into J. Iscariot 
 John 1.3. 26. he ga e the sop to J. Iscariot 
 lUDEA. 
 
 Ezra 5. 8. that we went into Ihe province of J. 
 
 Mat. 24. 16 then let them which be in . 1 . flee into 
 the mountMins, hark\3. 44. Luke 24.24 
 John 4. .3. he left . 1 . and departed to Galilee 
 7 . 3. depart hen e and go info ./. again, II. 7 . 
 
 Acts 1.8. in all J. ye shall be witnesses to me 
 2. 14. ye men of.l. be this known unto you 
 
 9. .31. Ihe churches had rest throughout J. 
 
 10. . 37 . that word which was published through J. 
 
 12. 19 . he went down from .1. to Cesarea 
 
 28. 21. we neither received letters Out of J. 
 
 Uom. 1,5. .31. from them that do not believe in J. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 16 . to be brought on my way t(ward J. 
 
 1 Thsss. 2.14. churches which in ./.are in Christ Jes. 
 /UPI I'E/t. 
 
 Acts 44. 12. and they called Barnabas, ./. 
 
 1.3. then the priests of I. brought garlands 
 19 . .35. of the image which fell down from J 
 
 JUSTUS. 
 
 Ar/.t 1.2.3. .loseph, who vvassurnamed /.and Matthu 
 
 I 8 . 7 . entered into a certain man’s house, named J, 
 Col, 4. 11. Jesus who is called J. saluteth you 
 
 K. 
 
 ^ KADESif. 
 
 Gen. 14. 7 . they came to Enmishpat which is K. 
 hum. 1.3. 20. they came to wilderness of Paran to K. 
 20 . 16. behold, we are in Iv. a city in Ihv border’ 
 27 . 14. ye re/telled against me at water of .'Meritiah 
 in K. Dent. 32. 54. .Ezek. 47 . 19 | 18 . 28^ 
 33.36. pitched in wilderness of/in, wliich is K.’ 
 I/eut, 1.46. so ye abode in K. manv days 
 /Art/. 29 . 8 . Ihe I.ord shakelh the wilderness of fv 
 KADESH-BARNEA. 
 
 Sum. 32. S. when 1 sent them from K. to see the 
 , land. Dent. 9 . 23. .Tosh, 7 ] 
 
 Jos/i. 10. 41. Joshua smote them from K. to Gaza 
 14.0. what T.ord said, concerning me and tliee in K 
 KAREAII. .Veg Johanan. 
 
 K EDA H. 
 
 Gen. 25. 13. the son of Ishmael, K. 1 Chron 1 "9 
 I sal . 120. 5. woe IS me that I dwell in Ihe tentsofjC. 
 Cant. 1.5. 1 am black but comely as the tents of K ’ 
 /.SV7. 21.16. m avearall the glory ot K. shall fail 17 
 42. II. the villages that K.doth inhabit 
 
 60 . 7 . the flocks ot K. shall be gathered to thee 
 Jer. 2. 10 . see and send to K. and consider dili"enfly 
 
 49 . 28. concerning K. thus saith the /,. go up to K. 
 Ezek. 27 . 21 . all the princesof K. occupied with thee 
 , , Kl'.ILAIL 
 
 .Tosji. 15. 44. K. and /Ghzib, cities of .ludah 
 1/?rtw. 2.3. I. the Philistines tight against K. 
 
 4. arise, go down to K. || 5. David saved K. 
 
 6. when Abiathar.son of Ahimelech (led to IC. 
 
 II. will the men of K. deliver me to SanD 12. 
 Neh. 3. 17 . the ruler of half part of K. repaired, 18. 
 K EN AZ. See ( )thn 1 e l. 
 
 KEN I I'E.S. 
 
 Gen. 15.19. unto thy seed have I given Ihe K. 
 Num. 24. 24. Balaam lookeil on Ihe K. and said 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 6. Saul said to the K. depart lest I destroy 
 27 . 10. 1 made a road against the south of the K 
 
 K EB 10 I II. 
 
 Jer. 48.21. judgment is come on K. || 41. K. is taken 
 Amos2. 2. a fire shall devour Itie palaces of K 
 KEI UlIAH. 
 
 Gen. 25. 4. Abraham took a wife, her name was Is. 
 
 4. all these were children of K. 1 Cluon. 1. .32. .33. 
 KIDRON. .See Brook. 
 
 KIR. 
 
 2 hings 16. 9. lie carried the people captive to K. 
 Isa. 15. 1. in Ihe night K . of Moab is laid waste 
 
 22. 6. /'.lain bare Ihe quiver, K. imcoverefl shield 
 
 Amos 1.5. the .Syrians shalI go into captivity to K. 
 
 9 . 7 . have not I brought the Assyrians from 
 
 Kl R HARASElH 
 
 2 Kings 3,25. only in K. left they the stones 
 Isa. 16 7 . tor the toundations ot 1\. sliall ve mourn 
 
 11. mine inward parts shall sound for'K. 
 
 Kl Rl A I'HAIM. 
 
 Cert.14.5 Chedorlaomersmote Emims in Shaveli K, 
 
 607 
 
Propkr Names.] LEA 
 
 LOT 
 
 MAN 
 
 Jer. 48.1. thus saith Txl. K.is confouniled and taken 
 
 23. judgment is come upon K.aiid Beth-garnul 
 
 Kilt I A'1'Il-AK IJA. 
 
 Gen. 23.2. .Sarah died in K. the same is Hebron in 
 Canaan, .fosh. 14. 15. I 20. 7. Jitdg. 1. 10. 
 KlItJA 1 H-.JKAltlM. 
 
 Josh. 9. IJ. K. a city of the Ilivites made peace 
 
 15. 9. the border was to Itaalah, whic'li is K. fit). 
 
 18. 14. which is K. a.cily of .ludah, I Chron. 1.3.6. 
 ISatn. 7.1. the men of K. came and fetched the ark 
 
 1 Chron. 13. 5. to bring the ark of God from K. 
 
 2 Chron. 1. 4. David liad brought the ark from K. 
 
 Ki.sn. 
 
 1 Sam. 9.1. a man of Benjamin whose name was K. 
 
 3. the asses of K. .Saul's father were lost, 14. 51. 
 
 10. 11. what is this that is come to the .son of K. i 
 
 21. and Saul the son of K. was taken 
 
 2 Sam. 21. 14. they buried Saul in sepulchre of K. 
 1 Chr. 8. .30. K. the son ofGibeon 1| .3.3. Ner begat K. 
 
 23. 21. K. son of Mahli || 2 Chr. 29. 12. son of Abdi 
 Esth.i.5. Mordecai, son of .Jair, of Shimei, son of K. 
 Acts 13. 21. God gave tliem Saul the son of K. 
 
 K1 ITIM. 
 
 Gen. 10. 4. sons of .Javan, I'arshish, K. 1 p//r. 1.7. 
 See tlMiTTi.vi. 
 
 KOIIA HI. 
 
 Gen. 46. 11. the sons of I.evi, Gershon, K. anri 
 Merari, Kxod. 6. 16. Nnm. .3. 17 . 
 Exod. 6.18. the sons of K. Nnm. .3.19,27,29,.30. 1 
 
 16. 1. 1 Chron. 6. 2, 22, 61. 
 the years of the lifeof K. were 1.33 \ears 
 'Nitm. 4. 2. take the sum of the sons of Iv. of Levi 
 
 4. tliis be the service of the sons of K. 15. I 7- 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 5. of the sons of K. Uriel the chief 
 
 KOllA I II n KS. 
 
 Nvm. 4. 18. cut ye not off the family of the T\. 
 
 .34. Moses and Aaron numbered the sons of K. .37. 
 
 10. 21. the K. set forward bearing the sanctuary 
 Jo.th. 21.4. the lot came out for K. 1 Chron. 6. 54. 
 2Chron. 29. 12. the sons of K. sanctihed tliemselves 
 54.12. the sons of the K. to set the work Ibrward 
 KOUAll. 
 
 Gen. .36. 5. Aholibamah bare K. |1 16. duke K. 16. 
 Exod. 6. 21. sons of Izhar, K. Nephfg, Nnm. 16. 1. 
 JNum. 16 . 6. take censers, K.and all his company 
 
 19. K. gathered all the congregation against them 
 
 24. get you up from about the tabernac le of K. 
 40. that he be not as K. and as his company 
 
 26. 9 . Dathan who strove in the company of K. 
 
 11. notwithstanding the children of l\. dieil not 
 
 27 . 3. our father was not in the company of K. 
 
 1 Chron. 1.35. the sons of Esau, .Toalam and K. 
 
 2 . 4.3. son of Ilebron, K. i| 6 22 . of Amminadab 
 9 19 . son of K. and his brethren over the work 
 Jnde 11 . the 3 ’ perished in the gainsaying of K. 
 
 LABAN. 
 
 Gen. 24.29. Bebekali had a brother, his name was L. 
 
 27 . 4.3. flee thou to I,, my hrother, to llaran 
 
 28. 2. take thee a wife of the daughters of I,. 
 
 29 . 5 . know ye I.. |l 29. I., gave to liachel, Bilhah 
 .36. .36. and .Jacob fed the rest of flocks 
 
 •12. so the feebler were I.. the stronger .Jacob’s 
 .31. 2. Jacob belield the countenance of L. 
 
 42. for 1 have seen all that L. doth to thee 
 '20. .iacob stole away unawares to I,, the Syrian 
 21. God came to L. inadretim by lught 
 
 31. L. searched all the tent, but found them not 
 .36. Jacob chode with T^. H 55. L. kissed his sons 
 
 .32.4.1 have sojourned with I>. and stayed until now 
 J.ABAK. 
 
 Dent.^ .1. words Moses spake between Paran and L. 
 I.ACHl.SII. 
 
 Josh. 10. .32. the T.ord delivereil T,. to Jsrael 
 
 12. 11. the king of I., one |1 15. 39. .ludah had I,. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 19; Arnaziah (led to h. 2 Chron. 25.27. 
 Ifi. 14. JJezekiah sent to king of Assyria to J.. 
 
 17 . the king of Assyria sent Kab-sliakeh from L. 
 with a great host to Jerusalem, Isa. .36. 2. 
 2 Chron. 11 . 9. Behiiboam built I^. and Azekah 
 .Ter. .34. 7- the king of Baby Ion fought against L. 
 Alic. 1. 1.3. O inhabitant of I., bind the chariot 
 LAISII. 
 
 Jndg. 18. 14. that went to spy the country of L. 
 
 29 . tl>e name of the city was J^. at the first 
 Jja.l0..30. cause thy voice be heard to I^.O Anafhofh 
 LAISH. 
 
 ? Sam. 25. 44. IMichal given to Plialti .son ot L. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 15. Ish-bosheth took her from the son of L 
 LAMECIl. 
 
 Oen.4.18.IMethusael begat L. I119.L. took two wives 
 5.25. Methuselah begat Jj. 1 Chron. 1 . .3. 
 
 Euke .3. 36. JSioe, which was the son of h. 
 
 LAO DICE A. 
 
 Col. 2. 1. what great conflict I have for (hem at L. 
 4. 1.3. lie hath a zeal for tliem (hat are in L. 
 
 15. salute brethren which are in L. and Nymphas 
 
 16. that ye likewise read the epistle fronrL. 
 
 LAODICEAN.S. 
 
 Col. 4. 16 . that it be read in the church of the L. 
 Jlev. 3. 14. to the angel of the church of the L. 
 LAZAUUS. 
 
 Lnke 16. 20 . there was a certain beggar named L. 
 23. he seeth I., in Abraham’s bosom |124. send I.,. 
 
 25. and likewise 1^. received evil things, but now 
 John 11. 2. Mary whose brother L. was sick 
 
 5. Jesus loved Jj. II li. our friend h. sleepeth 
 
 14. L. is dead !| 4.3. he cried, L. come forth 
 12 . 2. L. was one of them that sat at the (able 
 
 9 . much people came that they might see L. 
 
 17 . when he called 1.. out of grave and raised him 
 
 LEAD. 
 
 Gen. 29 . 16. the name of the elder daughter was L. 
 
 17 . T« was tender-eyed, but Rachel was beautiful 
 25. in the morning, behold it was L. 
 
 .31. when the J/ird saw that L. was liated 
 
 32. L. conceived and bare a son, .30. 19. 
 
 .30.16. Jacob came out of the field, L. met him 
 31. 4. Jacob called liachel and L. to his flock 
 608 
 
 Gen. . 3 . 3 . 2. Jacob put L. and her children after 
 .34. 1. Dinah the daughter of I., went out to see 
 .35. 2.3. the sons of L. Reuben, .Simeon, 46. 15. 
 
 49- 31. they buried Abi aham, there 1 buried L. 
 Ruth 4. 11. the Lord make this woman like L. 
 LEBANON. 
 
 Dent. .3. 25. let me see that goodly mountain and L. 
 Jndg. .3.3. (he Ilivites that dweftin mount L. 
 
 1 Kingsb. 14. he sent fen thousand a month to L. 
 7 . 2. the house of the forest of L. 10. 17. Cl. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 9. the thistle that was in J.. sent to cedar 
 
 in L. give thy daughter to my son, 2 Chron. 
 25. 18. 
 
 19 . 2.3. 1 am come up to the sides of L. Isa. .37. 24. 
 2 C7ir. 2.8. thy servants can skill tocut timber in L. 
 Rsnl. 29. 6. L. and Sirion like a young unicorn 
 72. 16. the fruit thereof shall shake like L. 
 
 92. 12. he shall grow like acedar in L. 
 
 Cant. .3.9. Solomon made a chariot of the wood of L. 
 
 4. 8. come with me from L. my spouse, from L. 
 
 1 1 . smel I of thy garments is like the smell of ].. 
 
 15. a well of living Waters, and streams from L. 
 
 5. 15. his countenance is as L. excellent as cedars 
 7- 4. thy nose is as tower of L. toward Datnascus 
 J.\a. 10. .34. L. shall fall || 33. 9. L. is ashamed 
 29. 17. L. shall be turned into a fruitful field 
 .35. 2. the glory of h. shall be given unto it 
 
 40. 16. L. is not sufficient to burn for burnt-offering 
 60 , 13. the glory of L. shall conte to thee 
 Jer. 18. 14. will a man leave (he snow of L. ? 
 
 22. 6. thou art Gilead and the head of 1.. to me 
 
 20 .go up to Jj. and cry, lift up thy voice in Bashan 
 
 F.zek. 17 . 3. a great eagle, long-winged, came to L. 
 31. 15. and I caused L. to tnourn for him 
 IJos. 14. 5. he shall cast forth his roots as L. 
 
 6. his smell as L. |1 7 . (hescent asthewineof L. 
 Nah. 1.4. Bashan and the flower of L. languisheth 
 IJah. 2. 17 . the violence of L. shall cover thee 
 Zech. 10. 10. 1 will bring them into the land of L. 
 
 11 . 1. open thy doors, () L. that fire may devour 
 
 See Gkoaus. 
 
 LEBB EU.S. 
 
 Mat. 10. 3. L. whose surname was Thaddeus 
 Lf^GlON. 
 
 Mark5.9. my name is L. for we are mans’, Lnke 8.30. 
 LEfilONS. 
 
 Mat. 26. 53. he shall give me tnore than twelve L. 
 I.EMUEL. 
 
 Prov. .31. 1. the words of king I., the prophecy 
 4. it is not for kings, O L. to drink wine 
 LEVI. 
 
 Gen. 29. 34. therefore was his name called T.. 
 
 46. 11. the sons of L. Exod. 6. 16. Nnm. .3. ij. 
 
 49 . 5. Simeon, I.. are brethren, instrum, of cruelty 
 Exod. 6. 16. theyearsof the life of T^. were 1.37 years 
 Ntim. 16. 7- ye take too much upon you, ye 
 
 sons of L. 
 
 26. 59. Amram’s wife Jochebed, daughter of L. 
 Dent. 10. 9. Jj. hath no part with his brethren 
 
 21. 5. the priests the sons of J.,. shall con “ near 
 
 3.3. 8. of L. he said, let thy Thummim aij< ’ '"Im 
 1 A’fw( 7 .f 12. 31. made priests which were !!'■ i<, L. 
 
 1 Chron. 21. 6. but L. and Benjamin count,-< »,cnot 
 Ezra 8. 15. I found there none of the sons o . .. 
 Psal. 1.35.20. bless the Lord, O houseof L 
 Ezek. 40. 46. the sons of Zadok among the sous of L. 
 48. .31. one gate()f Juflah, one gate of I,. 
 
 Zech. 12. 1.3. the family of the houseof J.. aivirt 
 Mai. 2. 4. that my covenant might be with f... 
 
 8. ye have cori'upted the covenant of L. 
 
 .3. .3. and he shall purify the sons of T.,. 
 
 Alark 2. 14. he saw L. the son of Alpheus sitting 
 Lnkeb. 24. Matthat, which was the son of L. 29. 
 
 5. 27 . he saw a publican named h. sitting at 
 29. L. made him a great feast in his own house 
 Ileh.T. 9. L. whoreceiv. tithes, payed tithes in Abr. 
 Tribe of LEVI. 
 
 Nnm. 1. 49- thou shalt not number the tribe of L. 
 3.6. bring the tribe of J.,. near and present them 
 
 18. 2. tr. of L. britig, that they may minister to thee 
 Dent. 10. 8. the I.ord separated the tribe of L. 
 
 18. 1. all the tribe ofh. shall have no part nor in¬ 
 
 heritance with Israel, .Jw/i. 1.3. 14, 3.3. 
 
 1 Chr. 2.3.14. Moses’ sons were named of the tr. of L. 
 Rev. 7- 7- of the tribe of L. were sealed 12,000 
 
 LEVIl'E, S. See Appellatives. 
 LIBNAJI. 
 
 Nnm. 3.3.20. pitched in J,. 1121. removed from L. 
 Josh. 10 . 29. passed to L. 1121.13. gave L. to Levites 
 
 2 Kings 8. 22. then I>. revolted, 2 Chron. 21. 10. 
 
 19. 8. Rab-shakeh returned, and found the king of 
 
 Assyria warring against I,. J.fa. . 37 . 8 . 
 
 23. 31. Jehoahaz mother’s name Ilammutal, daugh¬ 
 
 ter of Jeremiah of L. 24. 18. Jer. 52.1. 
 JABYA. 
 
 Ezek. 30. 5. L. shall fall with (hem by the sword 
 Acts 2. 10. in the parts of L. about Gyrene 
 LIBYANS. 
 
 .Ter. 46. 9 . and the I., that handled the shield 
 JJfljj.l 1.4.3.the L. and Ethiopians shall be at his steps 
 LO-AM Ml. 
 
 Hos. 1. 9. call his name h. for ye are not my people 
 LOIS. 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 5. which dwelt in thy grandmother L. 
 I.O-RUIIAMAll. 
 
 IIos. 1.6. God said unto him, call her name L. 
 
 8 when she had weaned L. she conceived and bare 
 Lor. 
 
 Gen. 11. 27 . IJaran begat J.,. |1 .31. Terah took L. 
 
 12. 4. Abram departed, I,, went with him, 1.3. 1. 
 
 1.3. 5. 1^. had flocks |114. 12. they took 1.. prisoner 
 
 7 . was a sti ife between herdmen of Abram and L. 
 11. then I., chose him all the plain of Jordan 
 
 19. 1. 1^. sat ill the gate of Sodom ; 1.. seeing them 
 
 10.pulled I/, into house 1115. the angels hastened T^. 
 29. God sent L. out of the midst of the overthrow 
 .36. both the daughters of I., were with child 
 Dent.l. 9 . I have given A r to the children of L. 19. 
 Psal. 83. 8. they have holpen the children of h. 
 Lnke 17 . 28. likewise as it was in the days of L. 
 
 .32. remember I., wife 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 7 . deliv. just L. vexed with filthy convers. 
 
 LUCAS. 
 
 P/<j7^w. 24.Marcus, Dernas, L. my fellow-labourers 
 LUCIl Ell. 
 
 Isa. 14.12. how art thou fallen from heaven, O L. 
 LUCIUS. 
 
 Acts 13.1. L. ofCyrene was a teacher at Antioch 
 Rxim. 16.21. L. Jason, and Sofiipater salute you 
 LUKE. 
 
 Col. 4. 14. I., the beloved physician greeteth you 
 2 Tim.4.ll. only L.is with me,bring Mark witn the* 
 LUZ. 
 
 Gen. 28.19.the city was cal led I,, at first, Jndg. 1.23. 
 .35. 6. Jacob came to J.. in the land of Canaan 
 
 48.3. G. Almighty appeared to meat L. in Canaan 
 
 LYt.AOMA. 
 
 Acts 14.6. they fled to I^ystra and Derbe, cities of L, 
 
 11. lift up their voices, saying in the speech of L. 
 LYDDA. 
 
 Acts 9 . .32. Peter came down to the saints at L, 
 
 .35. all that dwelt at L. turned to the Lord 
 
 38. forasmuch as I., was nigh to Joppa 
 
 LYDIA. 
 
 Ezek. 30. 5. L. shall fall with them by the sword ‘ 
 LYDIA. 
 
 Acts 16. 14. L. worship()e<l God, heart lyrrd opened 
 40. they went Out and entered into the house of L. 
 I.Y.SAMAS. 
 
 Luke .3. l.in reignof ril)erius,L.fetrarchof Abilene 
 I.YSIAS. 
 
 Acts 23. 26. L. unto the most excellent Felix 
 I.Y.Sl RA. 
 
 Acts 14. 6. t hey were ware of it, and fled unto L. . 
 
 8. a certain man at J.. impotent in his feet 
 
 16 . 1. Paul came to I,. || 2. by the brethren at L. 
 
 2 Ttrn. 3. 11. afflictions which came unto meat L. 
 
 M. 
 
 MAACHAII, 
 
 Gen. 22. 24. Reumali Nahor’s concubine bare M. 
 2 Sam. 3. 3. M. mother of Absalom. 1 Chron. .3. 2. 
 
 1 Kings'\b.2. .M.the mother of Abijam, thedaugh- 
 ter of Abishalom, 10. 2 Chron. 11. 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 48. M. Caleb’s concubine bareSheber 
 
 7 . 16 . M. (he wifeof .Machir bare Peresh 
 
 11. 4.3. llanan the son of M. was a valiant man 
 MAASEIAII. 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 7. Zichrislew M. the king’s son 
 Neh. 10. 25. Jlehom and M. sealed the covenant 
 Jer. 21. 1. Zephaniah the son ofM.29. 25. 1.37 . 3. 
 
 29. 21. saith the I^ord of Zedekiah son of M. 
 
 .32. 12. to Baruch son of Neraiah son ofM.51.59. 
 35. 4. above the chamber of M. son of Shallum 
 MAA HI. 
 
 Luke 3.26. Nagge, w’hich was the son of M. 
 MACEDONIA. 
 
 Acts 16. 9 . saying, come over into M. and help us 
 
 18. 5. .Silas and i'imotheus were come from 51. 
 
 19 . 21. Paul proposed, when passed through M. 
 Rom. 15. 26. lor it hath pleased them of.M. 
 
 2 Cor. 7 . 5. when we were come into M. 
 
 8. 1. grace of God bestowed on the churches of M. 
 
 9 . 2. for which I boast of you to them ofM, 
 
 4. lest if they of M. find you unprepared 
 
 11. 9 . brethren which came from .M. supplied 
 
 1 Thess. 1. 7.ensami)les to all that believe in M. 
 
 8. from you sounded out the word, not only in M. 
 
 4. 10. towards all the brethren that are in M. 
 MACHIR. 
 
 Gen. 50. 23. M. the son of Manasseh. Nnm. 32. 39. 
 Nnm. 26. 29. 51. begat Gilead, 27- 1. 1 .36. 1. 
 
 Joih. 17 . 1 . 
 
 .32. 40. 5Ioses gave Gilead unto 51. Dent. .3.15. 
 .Tndg. 5. 14. out of 51. came dow n governors 
 
 2 Sam. 9 . 4 . 51. the son of Ammiel, 5.1 17. 27. 
 
 51ACIIPELAEI. 
 
 Gen. 23. 9. that he may give me the cave of 51. I 7 . 
 19 . Abraham buried Sarah in the cave of 51. 
 
 25. 9 . buried Abraham in 51. || 49.30. Jacob, 50.13. 
 51AGDALA. 
 
 Mat. 15. . 39 . Jesus came into the coasts of 51. 
 5IAGOG. 
 
 Gen. 10. 2. the son of Japheth 51. 1 Chron. 1. 5 .1 
 Ezek. .38. 2. set thy face against the land of 51. 
 
 39. 6. I w ill send a fire on 51. and in the isles 
 Rev. 20.8. to gather Gog and 51. to battle 
 
 5IAIIANAI5I. 
 
 Gen. 32. 2. Jacob called the name of the place 51.' 
 Josh. 21. 38. out of Gad to Levites, 51. 1 Chr. 6. 80, 
 2 Sam. 2.8. Abner brought Ish-bosheth to 51. 
 
 17- 24. then David came to 51.27- 
 
 19. .32. Barzillai provided sustenance at 51. 
 
 1 Kings 2.^. Shimei cursed ine when 1 went to 51. 
 4. 14. Abinadab the son of Iddo had M. 
 
 5IAI1EK-SIIAI,AL-I1ASH-BAZ. 
 
 Isa. 8. 1. write in the roll concerning 51. 
 
 3. then said the Lord to me. call his name 51. 
 
 51AII LON. 
 
 Ruth 1. 2. Elimelech’ssons. M. and Chilion 
 
 5. 51. and Chilion died also both of them 
 
 4. 9. that 1 have bought all that was 51. 
 
 10. Ruth the wifeot 51. have I purchased 
 
 51ALCIIA5I. 
 
 Zeph. 1. 5. that swear by the Lord and by 51. 
 5IA1.C11U.S. 
 
 John 18. 10. the servant’s name was 51. 
 
 51A 51 .MON. 
 
 Mat. 6.24. no man can serve tw o masters, ye cannot 
 serve God and M. Lnke 16. 1.3. 
 Luke lb. 9. make friends of 51. of unrighteousness 
 
 11. if not faithful in the unrighteous 51. who will 
 
 51 AM re: 
 
 Gen. 1.3. 18. Abram dwelt in the plain of 51.14.13. 
 14. 24. Eshcol, 51. let them take their portion 
 18. 1. the Lord appeared to Abraham in 51. 
 
 2.3. 17 . 51achpelah before M. 19. I 49. .30. J 50. 13. 
 .3.5. 27 ..Jacob came to Isaac his father to 51. 
 
 5IANAEN. 
 
 Acts 13. 1. 51. who had been brought up with H. 
 5IANASSEII. 
 
 Gen. 41.51. Joseph called the first-born 51. 
 
MAR 
 
 Gen:48. 5. thy two sons M. and Ephraim are mine 
 20. in thee shall Israel bless, God make thee as 
 -bphraim «<»d M. and he set Kphrairn before iVl. 
 ^7um. 1 . ] 0 . of M. Gamaliel was prince 
 
 prince ot M. offered on eighth day 
 20. .34. these arc the families of M. 27. 1 . ^ 
 
 36. 12. they were married into the family of M 
 tl' are the thousands of M. 
 
 'oseph were two tribes, M. Ephraim 
 17. 2. these were the male children of M. 
 
 3. Zelophehad son ot M. had no sons but daughters 
 
 5. there tell ten portions to M. beside Gilead 
 
 6 . the daughters of M. had an inheritance 
 11 . M. had in Issachar Beth-shean and Ibleam 
 
 vv®." 9 ^ could not drive out inhabitants 
 my family is poor in M. 
 
 IH. . 10 . .lonathan son of Gershom, son of M. priest 
 
 reigned, 2 Chron. 32, 33 
 seduced them to do more evil 
 OQ ’in innocent blood, till he filled Jerusalem 
 oc *'® ^'!^'s I\I. made did .losiah beat down 
 that M. had provoked him withal 
 ^.3. for the sms ot IM. this came upon Judah 
 
 <l«eltofthechil(irenofM 
 12. 19. and there fell some of M. to David 
 
 P- strangers out of M. fell to Asa 
 30. 1. Hezekiah wrote letters to Ephraim and M 
 humbled themselves 
 •’t- }• ml Israel cut down the groves in M. 
 iA T Judah and Jerusalem to err 
 10. the Lord spake to M. he would not hearken 
 
 II. the captains took jM. among the ttiorns 
 1.3. then M. knew that the Lord he was God 
 23 Amon humb ed not himself, as M. had done 
 
 Mrhn ‘‘n ^ 
 
 .^*ra 10 . .50. M. had taken strange wives, . 33 . 
 on A u is mine, iM. is mine, 108. 8 . 
 
 80. 2. before M. stir up thy strength, and save us 
 Isa. 9 ^ . 1 . M, shall eat Ephraim, Ephraim M. 
 
 Jer. lo. 4. cause them to be removed, because of M 
 .Liel:. 48. 4. to the west side a portion for M 
 Mlai. 1 . 10 . Ezekias begat M. and M. begat Amon 
 AT . e/MAN ASSEH. 
 
 1 . 3,5. numbered of the (nie of M. . 3 " opp 
 2 . - 0 . by Ephraim shall be the tribe of M. and the 
 captain ot the children of M. Gamaliel, 10 . "3 
 
 oi of M. the kingdom of Og 
 
 r i ^T' received inheritance 
 
 1 t*’® •’‘‘ 1.1 "J M. passed over armed 
 
 '’’9® ^’■'•’®’’ half ofM. 
 
 ...9. Moses gave inheritance to half tribe of M 
 tins was possession of half trj'ie e/M. 12 , 6 . 
 
 I 18. 7 « 
 
 17. 1 . there was also a lot for the tribe of M. 
 
 An V; Pm e Golan out of the tribe of M. 21. 27 
 ‘ o 15 ^ ^ inbetfM. built there an altar 
 A -n ?• J\®u,hen, Gad, and half tribe ofU. vali 
 % “’® Levites, 71. 
 
 ofi to make David king 
 
 - 6 . .32. rulers over Gad halt tribe ofM. 27. 20 "i 
 Mev. (. 6. ot the tribe of M. were sealed l^.OOO 
 VI.. . man EH. 
 liei. 45. 12. fifteen shekels shall be your M 
 ^ , MANOAH, 
 
 ®‘‘l''e‘‘ted the T.ord, and said 
 P; ‘*l?i '’”'• hearkened to the voice of M. 
 
 at' P™®® ‘‘‘'^®*' •''S wife and came 
 
 10 AT tnnT "P- 'l® ^"-el of the Lord 
 
 oo' vr ^ It upon a rock 
 
 * 0 . M and his wife looked on it, and fell down 
 
 o, u •’® 'V^s ‘'n angel of the Lord 
 
 JO. 31. buried Samson in the burying-place of 31. 
 
 ^ ^ 31A IIA. 
 
 JtKt/iL.O. Ruth said, cal I me not Naomi,call me 31 
 TP , 31ARAH. 
 
 Kom r'^' *'’®-y not drink of waters of 31. 
 
 ■^o "■®”t,ttl''‘'e clays, and pitched in 31. 
 
 9. they lemoved from M. and came unto Eiini 
 
 ]\XARCUS -»■-***** 
 
 Ba'rnabas. saluteth you 
 Jrinlem. 24. 31. saluteth you, 1 Pet. 5 13 
 . , 31 ARK. ■ ■ 
 
 ci In'i}*' triQtherof John, surnamed 31. 
 
 ‘•’®'''’ .John, whose surname was 31. 
 Barnabas took 31. and sailed to Cyprus 
 2 ltni.4. 11. take 31. and bring him with thee 
 
 Jlcts 17 . Paul stood in the midst of 31. 
 
 7 . , MARTHA. 
 
 "on^an named 31. received him 
 T-X n' ''^scmnberecl || 41. 31. M. thou art careful 
 John 11.1. the town of 3Iary and her sister 31. 
 
 •"'I-.Mary, and I.azarus 
 .30.^Je.sus was m that place where 31. met him 
 
 1 -they made him a supper, and 31. served 
 
 Af 5 r t 31AR3, 
 
 P®"“‘ .loseph the husband of 31. 
 
 «0 "P^ espoused to Joseph 
 
 oil .P ‘ f^*^® ••’e® M. thy wife 
 
 it h "'*••’ ''is mother 
 
 DO. is not his mother called 31. Mark 6 . 3 . 
 
 50. among them was 31. the mother of James 
 T,.i. 1 1 «nd Joses, Mark 15. 40, 47. | 16. 1 
 
 ‘'’® 'irgin’sname was3I 
 wh' 1 ^' Ihree months 
 
 ^41. when Elizabeth heard the salutation of 31. 
 
 ■"ifi k ‘’® '’is wife 
 
 in^'^Q “• lh®se things in her heart 
 
 John 11 ■ i n P”''* t®* b® ‘“•‘en 
 
 2 it waV t tt 'J. 20. but 31. sat still 
 
 OH cm. anointed the Lord 
 
 lo^'-i AT ’®'', ®‘?.'®!' secretly, saying 
 
 is' ® ointment and anomfed 
 
 20 It' m' Cleophas stood by the cross 
 
 t' "''[•’Out at the sepulchre, weepino- 
 
 1010 ’d apostles continued in prayer with 31 
 P ^H'/®’®'' “*''’® ‘o house of 31. molher of lohn 
 Horn. 16. 6 . greet M. who bestowed much labour 
 
 MBS 
 
 n/r ^ MARY Magdalene. 
 
 Mat. 27 . 56. many women were there, among whom 
 c, ■^i^l/'^olene, Mark 15. 40. ./o/ml9. 25 
 
 61. Al. Magdalene sitting over-against .sepulchre 
 tP' }' ®ame M. to see sepulchre, .ko/m 20. 1. 
 Mark 16.1. 31. Magdalene and 3Iary the mother of 
 
 James bought sweet spices, Z,7i/fe 24 10 
 
 9. be appeared first to 31. Magdalene, out of whom 
 John 20. 18. M. Magdalene told the disciples 
 r j - MA.SSAH. 
 
 I^od. 1 c. 7. he called the name of the place 31. 
 JJeut. 6. 16. not tempt L. as tempted him in 31. 9.22. 
 33. 8. thy holy one, wlioin thou didst prove at 31 
 
 - MAl'l'AN. 
 
 2 Kings 11.18. slew 31. priest of Baal, 2 Chr. 23 17 
 7 - 7 o 0 = T MATJ'AI HIA.S. 
 
 LAike 3. »5. Joseph, which was the son of M. 
 
 -T- MAITHKVV. 
 
 named 31. and saith, follow me 
 10. 3. Philip, Ihomas, and 31. the publican, Mark 
 3. 18. Luke 6. 15. Acts 1. 13. 
 
 ^ ^ MATI'HIA.S. 
 
 ^ 1 'Joseph called Barsabas, and 31. 
 
 .^6. the lot tell on 31. and he was numbered 
 3IAZZAROTH. 
 
 Job 38. 32. canst thou bring forth 31. in season .’ 
 
 AT , . . medad. 
 
 iSum. 11, 26. Spirit carrif* on M. he prophesied, 27 , 
 
 o 7^- , mede, .s. 
 
 ~ Kings 17 . 6 . placed them in cities of 31. 18.11. 
 vJi V'P- ^‘‘Slp’Jnd in the province of the M. roll 
 .fc'J/7.L19. letit be written among the laws of the 31. 
 Isa. 1.3. H. I will stir up 31. ag. them, Jer. 51. 11. 
 Jer. 2d. 2d. r made all the kings of the 31. to drink 
 .^7777. 5. .8. Peres, thy kingdom is given to the 31 
 6.8. according to the law of the 3i:i2, 15. 
 
 9.1. Darius son ot Ahasueriis, of the seed of 31 
 11. 1. m the first year of Darius the 31. 
 j, , 3IEDIA. 
 
 K^th. 1. 3. all the power of Persia and 31, 
 
 14. seven princes of Persia and 31. saw the king 
 ladies ot M. shall say this day to princes 
 r ‘ "9'il'®"l in the hook of the kings of 31. 
 
 n ■ ^P'®-e, () 31. all the sighing ceaseth 
 
 Van. 8.20. the two horns are kings of 31. and Persia 
 T , 31EG1DDO. 
 
 Ls lA Canaanifes would dwell in M. 
 
 D. 19. kings of Canaan fought by the waters of 31 
 1 A 777i7,v 4.12. to Baana pertained J'aanachand 3l' 
 
 9. Id. .Solomon raised a levy to build 31 
 
 Ahaziah fled to 31. and died there 
 23.29. Josiah was slam at 31. .30. 2 Chron 35 oo 
 
 megiddon. ■ 
 
 Aech. 12. 11. as the mourning in the valley of 31 
 
 r , , . melchi. 
 
 LiXike 3. 24. Levi, whicli was the son of M. 
 
 .. melchisedek. 
 
 Ce77. 14. 18. king 31. brought forth bread and wine 
 Ps. no. 4. thou art a priest for ever after the order 
 
 JT.,1. -r 1 ^','0-' 20. I 7. 17. 21. 
 
 Salem, priest of God 
 
 10. in the loins ot his father when 31. met him 
 
 11. a priest shouhl ari.se after the order of 31 
 
 15. alter the similitude of 31. ariseth a priest 
 3IE3IPHIS. 
 
 IIos. g. 6. Egypt shall gather them,31. shall burv 
 
 ^ . menahem. 
 
 ~ Shailum in Samaria 
 
 16. 31. smote liphsah || 20. 31. exacted money 
 3IENE. 
 
 Dan. 5. 25. 31. 31. God hath numbered thy kinTi of. 
 MEPHIBOSHETH. 
 
 Q "’“s M, 
 
 io®at”P^ ®'“‘" eat bread at my fable, 11 
 12. 31. had a young son 3richa ; all that dwelt in 
 1 C 1 u u ,9'®,'’.®*"®® Ziba were servants to 31. 
 in nk '’®h®'f''f’lne are all that pertained unto 31. 
 
 19. 25. wherefore wentest thou not with me 31 ‘ 
 
 21.7. but the king spared 31. the son of Jonathan 
 8. king took two sons of Rizpah, Armoni and 31 
 MERAB. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 49. Saul’s eldest daughter 31.18. 17. 
 
 18.19. when 31. should have been given to David 
 MERARI. 
 
 Ge77. 46. 11 the sons of Levi, Gershon, Kohatb. 31 
 
 V '7- 1 Chr. 6. 1,16. I 23 6 
 
 Exod. 6. 19. the sonsof 31. 3Iahali. 3Iushi, Num 3 ' 
 
 20. 1 Chron. 6. 19, 29. 1 23. 21. | 24. 26 
 Num. 3. 36. under the charge of the sons of M ' ~ ' 
 
 4. 42. were numbered of 31.1| 10.17. M. set forward 
 7. 8. waggons and oxen given to the sons of M 
 Josh. 21 . 7 . cities given to M.4n. 1 Chr. 6 63 /7 
 ^ ^ ^ MERCURIUS. 
 
 Acts 14.12. Paul called 31. because chief speaker 
 31EKIBAH iva«er 
 
 MI Z [Proper Names. 
 
 Eiod. 17 . 7- he cal led the name of the place 31 
 ISnm. 20. 13. this is the water of 31. 27. 14 
 24. rebelled at water of 31. I'tent. .32'. 51. 1.33 R 
 Psal.8\. 7 . 1 proved thee at the waters of 31 ’ 
 
 r . n Ti . .merodach. 
 
 Jer. 50. B^’hA'^Il Liken, M. is broken in pieces 
 r OA 1 ^^'^'^^>I?ACH-BALADAN. 
 
 Isa. 39 . 1 . 31. sent letters and present to Hezekiah 
 . ''IBRG3I. 
 
 Josh, 11, o. they pitcherl at the waters of ISI 7 
 T . . „ MEROZ. ■'* 
 
 Judg. 5. i:ij-,r''rf® yp M.sjiitli the angel of the Lord 
 AlLSHAt H. .Vc AKEU-NEGO. 
 
 ^ 3IESHECFL 
 
 Gen. 10. 2. 31. the son of Japheth, 1 Chron 1 5 
 \y,°ior}‘r^'- ‘''® Sliem, Gether, and M. 
 
 V i "’®:' sojourn in 31. 
 
 ^“a? if’,'* "’®®® "'y merchanfs 
 
 32. 26. there is 31.1 .'W. 2. chief prince of M. 3 
 39.1.1 am ‘*&iJ"’St lhe chief princeof 31, and Tubal 
 ,1. 1,1 -,,d'7BSOPorAMlA. 
 
 M • 'i; *?• B''®z®r "'®nt L> M. to the city of Nahor 
 Dent. 23. 4. they hired Balaam of 31. to curse thee 
 Judg. 8. 8. Chushan-rishalhaim king of 31 
 1 fl' P-ord delivered the king of 3I. to Israel 
 
 9” se'it to hire chariots out of 31. 
 Acts..9. the dwellers in 31. we hear in our tongue 
 
 Hcts 7.'2. the God of "lory appeared to Abra. in M. 
 
 ^®® rlppellatives, 
 
 O o o MlErHEG-A3I.MAH. 
 iSam.8. 1 . David took 31. from the Philistines 
 n c Ti ^IBd'iIB.SELAH. 
 
 II 25. 31. begat Lamech 
 1 ^ <Jays ot M, were 969 years 
 
 ”®n®'®'>. M. Lamech 
 
 iMkei. 37. Lamech, which was the son of 31 
 r j i,T . 3IICAH. 
 
 X .I • *• mount Ephraim called 31. 
 
 ?A *A? •’“d ““ house of gods 
 
 iR^'a n ®ii^'m® 7,evite for Ids priest 
 
 18. 4. thus dealeth 31. | 31. they set up 31. ima"e 
 
 8 'T S’ *’*■* son, ‘Paal his 
 
 ®*'^ Benjamin beg.it M .9 40 
 3d. the sons of 31 Pithon. and Melecb, 9 . 41 ! 
 ^15. 3Iattaniali the son of 31. son of Zicliri 
 
 n' ®®®“,^,'’dou die son of 31, 
 
 Jer AT iA^Ar’°’ ®u"'®d di® co'-enant 
 
 Jer, 18. M. the Morasthite prophesied in the dav<i 
 ot Hezekiah, Zion shairhe plowed, 
 
 ^ •'’® ®9'i®’* 9- 2 Chron. 18.8 
 
 24. Zedekiah smote 31. on the cheek 
 
 2b. take 31. carry him to Amon, 2 C/ir. 18 23 "5 
 , . MICHAIAH. 
 
 Keh. 12. 35. son ot 31. to give thanks, 4l 
 . 3IICHAIAH. 
 
 .Chron. 13. 2 . Abijah’s mother was 3T. of Uriel 
 17 . 7 . .l ehoshaphat .sent 31. to teach cities of Judah 
 Jer. .36.11. 31. heard what Baruch had read 13 
 , , 311CHA EL. 
 
 of 9"® 9 ' Ihe chief princes came 
 
 21 . none holdeth with me but 31. your prince 
 T~j d’f lime shall 31. stand up for the people 
 “rthangel, contending with def^ 
 tiev. 1 ... 7 . 31. and against the dragon 
 
 younger daughter 31. 
 ri*’ ® daughter loved David, 28 
 
 '®fP’‘“’id down through a window 
 o- 'lU’c* •9'age and laid it in the bed 
 
 -D. 44. Saul had given 31. David’s wife to Phalti 
 ' 'I’- ®’’®®Pt d’oii first bring 31. 
 
 7 i iA Y'*®f^: " I’®"’ ' ®spoused 
 
 o. 10 . Al. haul sdaughter looked through a window 
 
 O'? /i”' Da' id dancing, 1 Chron. 15. 29 ! 
 
 2.3 therefore .31. had no child to her death 
 - 1 . 8 . king took five sonsof 31. brought up for Adriel 
 Tl j „ 1 - . MIDI AN. 
 li 1 ~i * .Moses dwelt in the land of 31 
 18. 1. Jethro priest of 31. heard all God had done 
 A 777 W. 22 . 4. Moab said to the elders of 31. 
 of ,'i , daiighterot Zurof a chief house in 31. 
 
 31. .3. let tliem go and avenge the Lord of 31 
 
 8 . they slew the kings of 31. beside the rest" 
 
 9. Is^rael took all the women of 31. captives 
 Judg.k). 1 . the Lord delivered them to 31 o 
 
 7.14. tor info his hand hath God delivered M. 
 
 8 . 22 . tliou hast delivered us from 31. 9 17 
 28. thus was 31. subdued before Israel 
 \ Kings 11.18. some Edomites arose out of 31 
 
 10 ■ oA'*- f’’'■‘f ®” f® >'‘’'®®> “s i” ‘iay of M. 
 
 10 . 26 according to the slaughter of 31. at Oreb 
 60 6 . the dromedaries ot 31. shall cover thee 
 Hab. 3. 7. the ®'’i;^i'’Sj®>^'{^® !«'f ^of 31. did tremble 
 
 ‘'’®®® passed by 31.''merchant-men 
 
 30. the Al. sold him into Igypt to Pofiuhar 
 ■‘r '!• ''®’®, ‘*’®. M- II31.2. a\ enge 1 sr. of the 31 
 
 Judg.e,. 7 . Israel cried to the Lord bec ause of 31 
 16 and thou shalt smite the 31. as one man 
 
 7. 23 t'le men of Israel pursued after the 31 
 2 d. they took two princes of the 31. Oreb, Zeeb 
 8 . 1 . when thou wentest to fight with the 31 
 Psal. 83. 9. do to them as to the 31. as to Siser? 
 MIDIANLILSH. 
 
 A 77777 2d. 6. behold Zimri brought a 31. woman 
 
 ■ u • iM 1 L/ji,»u^nL u. j>j. WO 
 
 Id. the name of the 31. woman was Cozbi 
 ^ MILCAH. 
 
 oTo,}\?- ¥• ‘'a”e'iier of Haran, Nahor’s wife 
 AT’ li' *”’®® ‘■'’■''Iren to Nahor, 23. 
 
 24. 15^ Befhnel son of 31. the wife of Nahor 
 Num. .6. 33. Zelophehad’^daughter’s name was 31. 
 
 ^ * * ’u^’ Solomon went after 31. god of Ammon 
 
 o ¥ worshipped 31. god of Ammon 
 
 _ Kings23. 13. which Solomon had buildecl for 31. 
 
 „ T- . M1LETU3I. 
 
 2 lim. 4.20, Trophimus have I left at 31. sick 
 MILEl'US. 
 
 Acts op. 15. and the iie.vt dav we came to 31 
 17 . from 31. he sent to Ephesus to the elders 
 _ . ^ 3IILLO. 
 
 Judg. 9. 6 . all the house of 31. gathered together 
 Co. but it not let fire devour the house of 31. 
 
 . Sam. 5. 9. David built round about from 31. 
 
 1 Kings 9. 1.5. the reason of the levy to build M 
 
 24. then did Solomon build 31. 11 . 27 . " " 
 
 2 Kings 12.20, ^*’®^|j®'jj *'’® '^oiise of 31. 
 
 Efod. 15. 20. 31. look a timbrel in her hand 
 
 It *^7 ^'”'9" ®P'''®® ‘’g'‘‘'"sl Moses 
 
 10 . behold, 31. became leprous white as snow 
 Id.M. was shut out seven (fays II 20 . 1 . 31.died there 
 Cb. 59. to Amram were born Aaron, 3Joses 31 
 Vent. 24 9. remember what G.clid to 31. hv t'he ivny 
 Mtc. 6 ,4.1 sent before thee 3Ioses, Aaron', and 3 J 
 MISHA EL. 
 
 Exod. 6 . 22 . and the sons of Uzziel. 31. Elzaphan 
 , . -1 . , ‘*'“1 Zithii, Let-, it) 4 
 
 Kph. 8.4. on Ezra s left hand stood 31. and Hashun; 
 DflTi, l.e.ot the children ot Judah, 31. and Azaiiali 
 311Z A R. 
 
 Psal. 42. 6.1 will remember thee from the hill 31 
 311ZP A11. 
 
 Gen. 31.49. the name of the heap was called 31 
 1 Kings 15. 22. king Asa built with those stone.s 
 /> T" 99 Benjamin and 31. 2 Chron. 16. 6 
 
 .. Kings25. -3. Isliiiiael the son ot Nethaniah came 
 to Gedaliah to 31. Jer. 41 l 
 2 It 609 
 
Pkopbu Names.] M O R 
 
 MOS 
 
 NAT 
 
 Neh. .3. 7. the men of Gibeon and M. repaired 
 
 13. Shalluin ruler of M. ll ly. Kzer ruler of M. 
 
 Jer. 40. 6. then .lereiniah w ent to Gedaliah to M. 
 
 10. as for me, behold, I will dwell at M. 
 
 41. 3. Ishoiael slew all tlie.lews that were at M. 
 
 14. Ishinael had earned away captive from M. 
 
 Jlos. 5. 1. because ye have been a snare on M. 
 
 MIZPEIl. 
 
 Josh. 15. .38. Dilean and M.cities of .Tudah 
 
 18. 26. M. and Chephirali, cities of Benjamin 
 Judff. 10. 17. Israel assembled and encamped in M. 
 
 11. 11. Jephthah uttered all his words in M. 
 
 20. 1. Israel was gathered to the Lord in M. 
 
 21.5. that came notuptothe l/)rd to M.shall die 
 Ti Sam. 7. 5. .Samuel said, gather all Israel toM. 
 
 6. and Samuel judged Israel in M. 16. 
 
 30. 17 . Samuel called the people to the l^rd toM. 
 
 22. 3. David went thence to M. of Moab 
 MNASON. 
 
 Acts. 21.16. they brought M. an old disciple 
 MOAB. 
 
 Gen. 19 . . 37 . Lot’s eldest daughter’s son was M. 
 
 .36. 35. smote Midian in field of M. 1 Chr. 1. 40. 
 Exod. 15. 15. tremhlingshall take hold on men ot M. 
 Num. 21.29. woe to thee, M. ./er.48.46. 
 
 22. 3. M. was sore afraid, and M. wtis distressed 
 
 24. 17 . a sceptre shall smite the coi ners of M. 
 
 25. 1. peO|)le commit whoredom wilhdaught. of M. 
 Deut. 2. 18. thou art to pas.s thro’ the coast of M. 
 
 34. 5. so Moses died there in the land ot M. 
 
 Judg. 3. 29. they slew of M. about 10,0(X) men 
 30. so M. was subdued under the hand of Israel 
 
 10.6. Israel served the goils of Syria and M. 
 
 11. 15. Israel took not away the land ot M. 
 
 Ruth 1. 2. Elimelech came into the country of M. 
 
 4. his sons took them wives of the women of M. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 47 . Saul fought against M. and Ammon 
 
 2 Sam. 8.2. David smote M. and measured them 
 
 23. 20. Benaiah slew two lion-like men of M. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 7. for Chemosh the abominationof M. 
 
 2 Kings 1.1. then M. rebelled against Israel 
 3 . 7 . wilt thou go with me against iM. to battle? 
 
 2.3. the kings are slain, therefore M. to the spoil 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 22. Saraph, who had the dominion in M. 
 18. 11. the silver and gold he brought from M. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 1. M. came against lehoshaphat 
 
 10. beliold, how the children of M. reward us 
 Neh. 13. 23. .Tews that had married wives of M. 
 Rsai. 60. 8. M. is my washpot, 108. 9. 
 
 83. 6. M. is confederate against thee 
 Isa. 11. 14. they shall lay their hand upon M. 
 
 15. 1. the burden of M. Ar of M. laid waste, 16. 
 
 1.3. .Ter. 48.1. Ezek 2.5. 8. Amos 2. 2. 
 
 5. my heart shall cry out for M. his fugitives 
 36. 6. we have heard the pride of M. Jer. 48. 29. 
 
 11. my bowels shall sound like an harp for M. 
 
 14. and the glory of M.siiall be contemned 
 
 25. 10. M. shall be trodden down under him 
 Jer. 9 . 26. 1 will punish Egypt, .ludah, and M. 
 
 25.21. I made Edom an i M. to drink of the cup 
 40.11. all the Jews returneii from M. 
 
 48. 2. there shall be no more praise of M. 
 
 9. give wings to M. that it may Hee and get away 
 11. M. hath been at ease from his youth 
 20. tell ye it in Arnon, that M. is spoiled 
 
 26. M. shall wallow in his vomit, be in derision 
 33. joy and gladness is taken from theJand of M. 
 39. how hath M. turned the back with shame ! 
 
 47 . yet will 1 bring again the captivity of M. 
 Amos 2.2. but I will send a fire upon M. and devour 
 ^ph. 2. 9. saitli the L. surely M. shall be as Sodom 
 See King. 
 
 MOABITE. 
 
 Deut. 23. 3. a M. shall not enter into the congre¬ 
 gation to tenth generation, Neh. 13. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 11. 46. Ithmah the M. a valiant man 
 
 MOABI I'E.S. 
 
 Gen. 19 . 37 . the same is the father of the M. 
 
 Deut. 2. 9. the l^rd said, distress not the M. 
 
 Judg. 3. 28. the Lord hath delivered the M. to you 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 2. so the M. became David’s servants, 
 
 and brought gifts, 1 Chron. 18.2 
 
 1 Kings 11.1. Solomon lo ed women of the M. 
 
 .33. they worshipped Chemosh god of the M. 
 
 2 Kmns'^. 18. he will deliver tlie M. into your hand 
 
 24. the Israelites rose up and smote the M. 
 
 13. 20. the bands of the M. invaded the land 
 24. 2. the Lord sent against him bands of the M. 
 F.ua 9. 1. accordingto the abominations of the M. 
 MOABIfESS. See lluTH. 
 
 MOT. EC 11. 
 
 ieu.lB. 21. shaltnot let thy seed pass thro’ fire to M, 
 20.2. whosoever he be that giveth of his seed to M. 
 shall surely be put to death, 3, 4. Jer. .32. .35. 
 
 1 TCings 11.7. Solomon built an high place for M. 
 
 2 Kinas23. 10. no man make h?s son pass thro’ to M. 
 
 MOLOCH. 
 
 Amos5. 26. have borne tabernacle of M. Acts 7 . 43. 
 MORD ECAI. 
 
 Rzra 2. 2. M. came up with Zerubbabel, Neh. 7 . 7 . 
 Esth. 2.5. there was a Jew, whose name wasM. 
 
 19 . then M. sat in the king’s gate, 21. 
 
 22. the thing was known to M. who told it 
 S. 5. when Hainan saw that M. bowed not 
 
 6. for they had shewed'him the people ot M. 
 
 4 1 M. rent his clothes, and put on sackcloth 
 
 9 Ilatach came and told Esther the words ot M. 
 15. Esther bade them return M. this answer 
 
 5 13 so long as I see M. the Jew at the king s gate 
 14 ! gallows made, that M. may be hanged thereon 
 
 6 3 what honour hath been done to M. for tins . 
 io/make haste, and _<lo even so to M. the Jew 
 
 7 9 the gallows which Hainan had iTia(ie tor M. 
 
 8 2 the king took off his ring, and gave it to M. 
 
 Esther set M over the house ot 
 Hainan. 
 
 15 M. went out from the king in royal apparel 
 Q 3 because the fear of M. fell upon them 
 
 10 3 M. the Jew was next to king Ahasuerus 
 
 ■ MORIAH. 
 
 Gen. 22. 2. and get thee into the land of M. . 
 
 2 Chr 3.1. Solomon built the house of Lord in M. 
 
 610 
 
 MO.SES. 
 
 Exod. 2.10. Pharaoh’s daughter called his name M. 
 
 14. M. feared, and said, this thing is known 
 
 15. Pharaoh sought to slay M. but M. fled 
 
 3. 4 . the Lord called to him, and said, M. M. 
 
 6 . M. hid his face, he was afraid to look on God 
 
 4. 14. the Ixird’s anger was kindled against M. 
 
 27 . go to meet M. ll 11.3. M. was very great 
 
 5. 22. M. returned unto the Ixird and said 
 
 8 . 13. accord, to word of M. .31. I 9. 12, .35. 1 12. .35. 
 10.22. M. stretched forth his hand toward heaven 
 
 14. 31 . people believed the I^ord and his servant M. 
 
 15. 24. the people murmured against M. 17.3. 
 
 16. 20 . notwithstanding they hearkened not to M. 
 
 17 .4.M. cried to the Lord |1 6 . M. did so, .Vti/;!.!?.!!. 
 
 12 . M. hands were heavy || 15. M. built an altar 
 
 18. 13. M. sat to judge (1 19. 3. M. went up unto G. 
 
 19. 8. M. returned the words of the people to Ld. 
 20. the I.x)rd called M. up to mount Sinai 
 
 20. 21. M. drew near unto the thick darkness 
 24. 2 . M. alone shall come near the Lord 
 
 4. M. wrote all the words of the I/)rd 
 18. and M. went into the midst of the cloud 
 .32.1. as for M. we wot not what become of him. 23. 
 11. M. besought the Lord|! 19. M. auger waxed hot 
 .3.3. 9 . the Lord talked with M. II .34. 4. M. went up 
 .34. 35. M. put the vail upon his face again 
 . 39 . 4.3. M. did look on all work ; M. blessed them 
 40. 35. M. was not able to enter into the tent 
 Lev. 10. 16. M. sought the goat of the sin-oftering 
 24. 11. they brought the blasphemer to M. 
 
 Num. 5. 4. as the Lord spake to M. so did Israel 
 11.2. the people cried to M. and M. prayed to \A. 
 
 10. M. heard people weep through their families 
 12. 2. hatli the Lord indeed spoken only by M. ' 
 
 . 3 . M. was very meek above all men upon the earth 
 7 ! M. is not so, who is faithful in all my house 
 14. 44 . ark and M. departed not out of the camp 
 
 16. 4. when M. heard it, he fell upon his face 
 
 17 . 7 . M. laid up the rods before tlie Txird 
 
 20. .3. the people chode with M. and spake, saying 
 
 21. 5. people spake against God and against M. 
 
 9 . M. made a serpent of brass and put it on a pole 
 
 25.6. brought a Midianitish woman in sight of M. 
 
 31.6. M. sent them to the war, them and Phinehas 
 14. M. was wroth with the officers of the host 
 
 .33. 2. M. wrote their goings out by command ot Ixl. 
 Deut. 27 . 11. M. charged the people the same day 
 .31. 9 . M. wrote this law and delivered it 
 22. M. wrote this song, and taught it Israel 
 3.3.1. wherewith M. the man of God blessed Israel 
 34 ! 5. M. the servant of the Lord died there 
 
 10. not a prophet since in l.srael like to M. 
 Josh.1.5. as I was with M. so I wilj be with thee,3.7. 
 
 17 . as we hearkened to M. so will we to thee 
 4 . 14. the people feared Joshua, as they feared M. 
 14. 10 . ever since the Lord spake this word to M. 
 
 11. I am as strong as 1 was in the day M. sent me 
 1 Kings 2. 3. to kee]) his commandments, as it is 
 
 written in the law of M. 2 Kings 23. 25. 
 2Chron. 2.3. 18. Ezra .3.2. Dan. 9. 11,13. 
 Luke 24. 44. I Cor. 9. 9. 
 
 8 . 9. save the two tables which M. put there 
 1 Chr. 23. 14. now concerning M. the man of God 
 26. 24. the son of M. was ruler of the treasures 
 Psal. 10 . 3 . 7 . he made known his ways unto M. 
 
 10,5. 26. he sent M. his servant, and Aaron 
 106. 16. they envied M. also in the camp 
 2,3. had not M. stood before him in the breach 
 .32. so that it went ill with M. for their sakes 
 Tsa. 63. 12. that led them by the rigid hand of M. 
 Jer. 15. 1. though M. and Samind stood before me 
 Mai. 4. 4. remember the law of .VI. my servant 
 Mat. 17 . .3. behold there appeared M. and Elias 
 talking with him, Mark 9. 4. T.nke 9. .30 
 4. let us make one tabernacle for M. Mark 9. 5. 
 19 . 7 . why did M. then command to give a writing’ 
 
 8. M. suffered you to put away your wives, but 
 2.3 2. the Scribes and Pharisees sit in M. seat 
 Mark 10. 3. he said, what did M. command you ? 
 
 12. 19 . M. wrote, if a man’s brother die, 20.28 
 Luke 16. 29 . they have M. and the prophets 
 
 31. if tliey hear not M. and the prophets 
 
 20. . 37 . that dead are raised M. shewed at the bush 
 24 27 . beginning at M.and all the prophets 
 John 1 . 17 . law was given by M. grace by .les. Christ 
 
 45. we have found him of whom VI. did write 
 3. 14. as M. lifted up the sei pent in the wilderness 
 
 5 45. one accuseth you, even M. in whom ye trust 
 
 46. had ye believed M. ye had believed me 
 
 6 .32. M. gave you not that bread from heaven 
 7. 19. did not M. give you the law t none keepeth it 
 
 22. not because it is of M. but of the fat tiers 
 
 23. that the law of M. should not be broken 
 
 9 . 28. thou art his disciple, we are M. disciples 
 29. we know that God spake unto M. 
 
 Acts .3 22. for M. truly said unto the fathers 
 
 6. 11. heard him speak blasphemous words ag. M. 
 
 14. change the customs which M. delivered us 
 
 7 . 20 . in which time M. was born, and was fair 
 
 32. tlien M. trembled and (iurstnot behoui 
 . 3 , 5 . this M. whom they refused did God send 
 . 37 . this is that M. that said unto Israel 
 
 13. . 39 . ye could not be justified by the law of VI. 
 15. 1. except ye be circumci.sed after manner ot M 
 5. to command them to keep the law ot M. 
 
 21. M.hath in every city them that preach Inin 
 21. 21. thou teachest the lews to forsake M. 
 
 26. 22. tilings wiiicli M. di(i say should come 
 28. 23. out of the law of M. and the prophets 
 Rom. 5. 14. death reigned from Adam to M. 
 
 10. 5. M. described the righteousness of the aw 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 2. were all baptized to VI. in the cloud 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 7 . Israel could not behold the face ot VI. 
 1 . 3 . not as M. who put a veil over his face 
 
 15. when M. is read, the veil is on their heart 
 2 'I'im. 3. 8. as Jannesand Jambres withstood VI. 
 Heh. 3. 2. M. was faithful in all his house, 5. 
 
 3. was counted worthy of more glory than Vi 
 
 16 . howbeit not all Ih'at came out ot Egyi^t by M 
 7 .14. which tribe M. spake nothing ot priesthood 
 9. 19 . for when M. had spoken every precept 
 
 Heb. 10. 28. despised M. law, died without mercy 
 
 11. 2.3. by faith M. was hid three months^ 
 
 24. VI. refused be called son of Pharaoh’s daught. 
 
 12. 21. M. said, I exceedingly fear and quake 
 Jude 9. he disputed about the body of VI. 
 
 Rev. 15. .3. they sing the song of VI. and the Lamb 
 See Aaron, Book, Commanolu, 1,aw. 
 MYRA. 
 
 Acts 27 . 5. we came to M. a city of Lycia 
 MYSIA. 
 
 Acts 16. 7 . come to VI. H 8. tliey passing by M. 
 
 N. 
 
 NAAMAN. 
 
 Gen. 46.21. the sons of Bt-njainin, N. and Rosh 
 Num. 26. -lO. the son of Bela, Vi. 1 Chron. 8. 4. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 1. N. captain of .Syria was a leper 
 11. but N. was wroth and went away, and said 
 
 20. my master hath spared N. the .Syrian 
 
 27 . the leprosy of N. shall cleave to thee 
 Luke 4. 27 . anri none was cleansed, saving N. 
 
 N AAMA Mil l E. See Zoi’Mar. 
 NAA.SHON,or NAILSHON. 
 
 Erod. 6. 2.3. Aaron took l-disheba the sister of N 
 Num. 1 . 7 . of Judah, (n inee was N. 2.3. I 10. 14. 
 
 7 . 12 . he that offered tlie first day was N. 
 
 17 . this was the offering of N . son of Amminadab 
 Ruth 4. 20. Amminadab begat N'. and N. begat 
 
 Salmon, 1 (Jhran. 2. 10, 11. Mat. 1. 4. 
 Luke 3. 32. Salmon, which was the son of N. 
 
 N A B A L. 
 
 I Sam. 2.5. 3. now the name of the man was N. 
 
 4. N .did shear his sheep 115. iro to N. and greet him 
 
 25. N. is his name, and folly is with him 
 .38. that the Tmrd smote N . that he died 
 39 . Ixird hath returned the wickedness of N, 
 
 27 . 3. Abigail N. wife, 30.5. 2 Sam. 2. 2. 1 3. 3. 
 KABOriL 
 
 1 Kings21.i. N. the Jezreelile had a vineyard 
 
 7 . I will give thee vineyartl of N. the Jezreelite 
 9. set N. on high, 12. |l 14. heanl N. was stoned 
 
 16. when Ahab heard that N. was dead 
 
 18. behold, Ahab is in the vineyanl of N. 
 
 19. in the place where dogs licked the blood of N. 
 
 2 Kings 9 . 21. they met him in the portion of N. 
 
 25. cast him in the portion of the field ot N. 
 
 26. surely I have seen yesterday' the blood of N 
 NADAB.^ 
 
 Exod. 6.2.3. the sons of-Aaron, N. Abihu, I^v. 10.1. 
 24. 1. come up, K. and Abihu, seventy elders, 9. 
 Num. .3. 4. N. and Abihu died before I-ord, 26.61. 
 
 1 Kings\A. 20. N. son of Jeroboam reigned, 15. 25, 
 
 1 Chr. 2.28. N. son of Shammaill .30. the sons ot Vi. 
 
 8. 30. Baal and N. the sons of Gibeon, 9. .36. 
 
 Vi AGGE. 
 
 lAikeJ). 25. Esli, which was the son of N. 
 
 NAHA.SIL 
 
 1 Sam. 11. 1. N. came up against Jabesh, 12. 12. 
 
 2 Sam. 10.2. thensaid David, I will shew kindness 
 to Hanun the son of N . 1 Chron. \9. 2. 
 
 17 . 25. went in to Abigail the daughter of N. 
 
 27 . Shobi son of Vi. brought beds and basons 
 NAHOR. 
 
 Gen. 11.22. Serug begat N. 1129. N. wife Vlilcah 
 24. N. lived 29 years, begat l erah, 1 ('hr. L 26. 
 26. l erah beaat .Abraham, Vi. an<l llaran, 27. 
 
 22. 20. behold Vlilcah, she hath borne children to 
 thy brother N. 23. 1 24. 15. 24. 
 24. 10. Abraham’s servant went to the city of N. 
 31. 53. God of Abraham and K. judge betwixt us 
 is A ITS. 
 
 Luke7. 11. Jesus went into a city called N. 
 
 N AIOTH. 
 
 1 Sam. 19 .18. Samuel and David dwelt at N. 19.22. 
 23. Saul went to N. H 20. 1. David fled from Vi. 
 Vi AOVIl. 
 
 Ruth 1.2. the name of Elimelech’s wife was N. 
 
 19. is this N. ? 1120. call me not N . call be Vlara 
 2. 1. N. had a kinsman of her husband's, Poaz 
 4. 5. what day thou buyest the field of hand of N. 
 
 9 . that 1 have bought all at the band of N. 
 
 17. the women said, there is a son born to N. 
 
 IS APII I ALL 
 Gen. 30. 8. and Rachel called his name V’. 
 
 .3.5. 25. sons of Biihah Rachel’s handmaid, Dan, N. 
 46. 24. sons of IS. .\ nm. 1.42. | 26. 48. 1 Chr.7. 1.3 
 49 . 21 . Vi.isahind let loose,he gives goodly words 
 Exod. 1. 4. the sons of Israel, Vi. Gad, and .Asher 
 Kum. 1. 15. of Vi. Ahira was prince. 2. 29. 17. 78. 
 Deut. 27 . 13. on mount Ehal to curse ; Dan. N. 
 
 .3.3 2.3. of N. he said, t) N. satisfied with favour 
 jo.sh. 19. 32. the sixth lot came out to N. 
 
 20 . 7 . appointed Kedesh in Galilee,in mount N. 
 .Tudg. 1.33. nor did Vi. drive out the inhabitants 
 
 4. io. Barak called Zebulun and Vi. to Kt-desh 
 
 5. 18. Zebulun and N. jeoparded their In es 
 6 .35. Gideon sent messengers to TS . and they cai i« 
 7 . 23 ' Israel gathered themselves together out ot V. 
 
 1 I\ings 4. 15. Ahimaaz was officer in N. 
 
 15 2d. Ben-hailad smote Is. 2 Chron. 16. 4. 
 
 2 kings 15- "‘J- carried N. captive to Assyria 
 "{Chron. 12. 4d. N . brought bread on asses and mules 
 
 07 19. the captain of Vi. was Jerimoth s; n of 
 
 .Azriei 
 
 2 Chron. .34. 6. Josiah in N. brake down the ali.irs 
 f^sal. 68. 27 . there the princes of Zebulun and N. 
 Isa. 9 . 1. he lightly afflicted the land of N. . 
 Ezek. 48. 3. a portion for N. !l 34. one gate Ot V. 
 Mat.-i. 13. he dwelt in the borders of V. 
 
 15. the land of Vi. bv the wav of the sea 
 Tribe ofkAPUl AU. ^ 
 
 Num. 1. 43. numbered of the tribe ot TS. .53,400 
 
 10. 27. over the host of the tribe of Vi. Ahira 
 
 13. 14. of the tribe e/ N. Vi alibi jj 34. 28. Peilahel 
 
 Josh. 19 . 39 . this the inheritance of the ‘tibeofy. 
 21 32. cities out of tribe e/ Vi. 1 Chron. 6. 62> ib. 
 
 1 Kings 7. 14. Hiram a widow’s son of tribe of 
 Rev. 7. 6. of the tribe of N. were sealed 12,000 
 
 KAfllAV;. ^ . . 
 
 2 Sam. 5.14. son of David, N. « 7 - 2. N. the prophe. 
 
NET 
 
 OBE 
 
 PAT [Proper Names. 
 
 2 Sam. 717- SO did N. speak |112.1. Lord sent N.25, 
 2.3. 36. I sal son of N. one of David’s worthies 
 1 Kings I. 10. but N. the prophet he callecl not 
 22. while she talked with David, N. came in 
 .34. let Zadok and K.anoint liiin kins over Israel 
 
 4. . 0 . Azariah son of jSI. was over the officers 
 
 1 C/tron. 2. .36. Al tai begat N. and N. begat Zabad 
 Jl. .38. .loel the brother of ]S'. a valiant man 
 29. 29. David’s acts written in the book ot K. 
 
 2 Chro7i. 9. 29. acts of .Solomon in the book of N. 
 F.zra 8. 16. I sent from Ahava for N. and .Ariel 
 
 10. .39. Shelemiah, N. had taken strange wives 
 Zech. 12. 12. the family of the house of N. ajiart 
 Luke 3. 31. Mattatha, which was the son of JS 
 NAIHANAEL. 
 
 John 1. 45. Philip findeth N. || 21. 2. N. of Cana 
 NAUM. 
 
 JLuke .3. 25. Amos, which was the son of N 
 N AZAREN E. 
 
 JUar. 2. 23. by the prophet, he shall be called a N. 
 KAZAKENES. 
 
 Acts 24. 5. a ring-leader of the sect of the N. 
 NAZAREIIL 
 
 Mat. 2. 2.3. .Joseph dwelt in a city called N. 
 
 21. 11. this is .lesus of N. Mark 1. 24. | 10. M 
 Luke 4. .34. 1 18. 37 . I 24. 19. 
 Mark 14. 67. thou wast also with .lesus of N 
 16 . 6 . be not affrighted, ye seek .lesus of N, 
 
 Luke 1. 26. the angel Gabriel was sent to N. 
 
 2. 51. Jesus came to N. and was subject, 4. 16 
 Johji 1. 45. Jesus of N. 18.5, 7 .1 19. 19. Acts 2.22 
 
 I 4. It). 1 6. 14. I 22. 8. 
 
 46. can there any good thing come out of N. ? 
 Acts .3. 6. in the name of Jesus of N. rise up 
 10. 38. how God anointed .lesus of N. with power 
 26.9. things contrary to the name of Jesus of N. 
 
 N EAPC) LIS. 
 
 Acts\(). 11. and the next day we came to N 
 NEBAIOTH. 
 
 ■Gen. 25. 13. the son of Ishmael, N. 1 Chron. 1 . 29 
 Isa. 60. 7 . the rams of N. shall minister to thee 
 NEJ3AT. .SeeJ eroisoam. 
 
 NEHO. 
 
 Nttm. .32.3. Elealah and N. is a land for cattle 
 .38. the children of Reuben built N. 
 
 Deut. .32. 49. get thee up unto mount N. .34. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 5 . 8. Bela dwelt in Aroer, even unto N. 
 Lzra 2. 29 . the children of N. 10. 43. 
 
 Keh. 7 . .33. the men of the other N. fifty-two 
 Jsa. 15. 2. Moab shall howl.over N. and Aledeba 
 
 46. 1. N. stoopeth Ij Jer. 48.1. woe unto N. 
 
 Jer. 48. 22. judgment is come upon Dibon and N 
 NEBUCIIaDNEZZA K, NEBUCHAD- 
 REZZAR. 
 
 2 Kings2\. 1. in hisdays N. came up against .Jeru¬ 
 
 salem, 25. 1. 2 Chron. .30. 6. Jer. .39. I. I 5C. 4 
 25. 22. as for the people whom Ts. had left 
 1 Chron. 6. 15. when the Lord carried away Judah 
 T. ^ 1- I 29 . 1. I 52. 28. 
 
 Ezra 1 . 7 . Cyrus brought forth the ve.ssels which 
 N. had taken out of Jerusalem, 5 . 14. | 6 5 
 Jer. 27 . 8. the kingdom which will not serve N 
 
 28. 11. even so will 1 break the yoke of N. 
 
 14. that they may serve N. kingof Babylon 
 
 29. 21. I will deliver them into the hand of N 
 32. 28. I will give this city into the hand of N. 
 
 . 39 . II. N. gave charge concerning Jeremiah 
 4.3.10. behold, I will take N. my servant and set 
 
 49 . 28. N. king of Babylon shall smite Kedar 
 
 50. 17 . and last thisN. hath broken his bones 
 51..34. N. hath devoured me, he hath crushed me 
 
 £0ej{-.26.7.1 will.bring on Tyrus N. a kingof kings 
 29. 19. I will give the land ofEgypt to N. 30 10 
 Dan. 2.I.N. dreamed || 4. .37. I N'. praise and extol 
 
 3. 1, . the Kinff made an imajre of iiold 
 
 19. N. was full of fury || 24. N. was astonished 
 
 4. 28. all this came upon the kingN. .3.3. 
 
 34. at end of days I N. liftup mineeyes to heaven 
 
 5. 18. the most high God gave N. a kingdom 
 
 NEB CZAR-A DAN. 
 
 2 A mgs 25.8.N .captain of guard came to Jerusalem 
 Jer. 39 . 10. N. left ot the poor of the people 
 NEIIELAMITE. See Shemaiah. 
 
 ^ NEHEMIATI. 
 
 Ezra2. 2 . N. came with Zerubbabel, Neh. 7 . 7 
 Neh. 1 . 1 . the words of N. the son of JIachaliah 
 .3. 16. N. son ot Azbuk repaired after Shalluin 
 8 . 9 . N. which is the Tirshatha, 10. 1. 
 
 12. 47 . Israel in the days of N. gave portions 
 NEDUSHIAN. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 4. he called the brasen serpent N. 
 
 NER. 
 
 1 Chron. 8. 33. and N. begat Kish, 9. 36, 39. 
 
 See Abner. 
 
 _ _ NEREUS. 
 
 Rom. 16. 15. salute Julia, N. and hissister 
 ^ NER GAL. 
 
 2 Rings I 7 . .30. the men of Cuth madeX. their god 
 
 NERAIAH. See Baruch. 
 
 N ETHAN EEL. 
 
 Rum. 1. 8. N. the son of Zuar was prince of Tssa- 
 . char, 2. 5. 1 7. 18, 2.3. I 10. 15 
 
 \ Chron. 2. 14. X. the fourth son of Jesse 
 1 . 0 . 24. N. and Amasai blew with trumpets 
 -4. 6. the son of N. the scribe, one of the I-evites 
 »6. 4. the sons of Obed-edom, Joah and N, 
 •^‘'•’oshaphat sent N. to teach 
 •3o. 9. X. gave to the Levites tor passover-offerings 
 Fzra 10. 22. Ishmael, N. had taken strange wives 
 ir of .loiakim N. was priest 
 
 36. Maai and N. with the musical instruments 
 „ NEl IIANIAH. 
 
 2 Kings 2o. 2.3.Tshmael son of X .25..Ter. 40 8 I 41 1 
 ^ Jhseph and n’. 
 
 12 . hfth lot came forth to N. he, his sons twelve 
 2 Lhro?i. 17 . 8 . he sent Levites to teach, even N 
 .f- Princessenttheson of N.to Baruch ’ 
 
 4L 2. Ishmael the son of N. slewGedaliah 
 
 15. but Ishmael son of X. escaped from Jolianan 
 , NEI HIXIMS. 
 
 1 Chron. 9.2. the first inhabitants were tfie X, 
 
 Ezra 2.43. the X. went up with Zerubbabel 
 
 Ezra 2 . 53. all the X. and the children of Solo 
 „ -r servants were .392, Neh. 7 . 60 
 
 7- 7 -some of die N. went to Jerusalem 
 24. it shall not be lawful to impose toll on the N. 
 8 . 17- what to say to Irhlo and brethren the N. 
 
 20. the N. whom David appointed tor service 
 Ae/i.3.26. the N.dwelt inOphel, II. 21. 
 
 10.28. the N. had separated from the people 
 11 . 21 . Ziha and Gispa were over the N. 
 NICANOR. 
 
 Acts 0.5. they chose Stephen, Philip, and X. 
 
 M COD EM US. 
 
 John .3. 1 . N. a ruler of the .lews came to Jesus 
 7.50, N. came to Jesus by night, 19. 39 . 
 
 N1C O L AI I A N S. 
 
 R^i’. 2. 6 . that thou hatest the deeds of the X. 
 
 15. hast them that hold the doctrine of the X. 
 
 . . N ICOPOI.lS. 
 
 Lit. 3. 12. be diligent to come unto me to N. 
 
 , . NIGER. 
 
 Adts 13. 1 . at Antioch, .Simeon who was called X 
 ^ MM ROD. 
 
 Oen. 10. 8 . Cush begat N. 1 Chron. 1 . 10 . 
 
 , 9.- ^ mighty hunter before the Lord 
 
 Mic. o. 6 . they shall waste land of Assyria and X 
 KlMSHl. lEHU. 
 
 ^ NINEVEH. 
 
 (ten. 10. 11 . Asher Went aiifl biiilded X. 
 
 2 Kings 19. .36. Sennacherib dwelt at N. Isa. 37. . 37 . 
 Jew 1 .2. go to N. .3.2. || 4. 1 1 . should not 1 spare N.? 
 ir’ I ^ exceediiii^ areat city 
 
 Nah. 1 1 . the burden of N. 112. 8 . N. is like a pool 
 <■ N. IS laid waste, who will bemoan her? 
 
 ^eph. 2 . 1.3. he will make N. a desolation, and dry 
 Mat. 12. 41 . the men ot N. shall rise up in judgment 
 and condemn this generation, Luke 11 . 32 
 ^ , NINEVfM'.S. 
 
 LukeW, .30. as Jonas was a sign unto the X. 
 
 , . N'.SAN. 
 
 Reh. 2.1, in the month N.H 3.7. first month X 
 ^ NISROCH. 
 
 ~ as he was worshipping in house of 
 
 N. his god, sons smote with thesword, Lsa. 37.38 
 NO. 
 
 ./fr. 46. 25. I will punish N. Ezek. .30. 14 , 15 , 15 . 
 Rah. 3. 8 . art thou better than populous N . 
 
 ^ _ NOADIAlf. • 
 
 ?■ ot Binnui, a Levite 
 
 Reh. 6 . 14. my God. think on the prophetess X. 
 NOAH, NOE. 
 
 Cien. 5. 29 . N . saying, this same shall comfort us 
 .10. Lamech begat N. |l 6. 8. N. found grace 
 
 6 . 9. these are generat. of N . 10 . 1 , .32. 1 Chr. 1 4 
 I' '■^oiained alive, and they in the ark 
 
 0 . 1 . God remembered N.and every living thing 
 6. N. opened the window of the ark he had made 
 >4 ''ui‘<*ed an altar to the Dird, and offered 
 9.24. N. awoke trom his wine H 29. the days of N 
 Is/z. o4. 9 . this IS as the waters of unto me 
 Ezek. 14. 14. tho’ these tliree, N. Daniel, .lob, 20. 
 Mat. 24. . 37 . as it was in the days of N. Luke I 7 .26. 
 LtfAe 3. 36. Shem, which was the son of N. 
 
 Keo. 11 . 7 . by faith N. being warned of God 
 
 1 Let. 3. 20. when God waited in the days of N, 
 
 2 Fet. 2.5. God spared not old world, butsaved N 
 
 Noah. 
 
 Nurn. 26. .3.3. the names of the daughtei s of Zelophe- 
 had were N. Tirzah, 27. 1.1 36. II. Josh. 17.3 
 ^ NOB. ‘ 
 
 l came to X. to Ahimelech 
 
 .4 y-, IJO?? said, I saw son of Jesse coming to X 
 11. the king sent to call the priests in N 
 19. Doeg smote K.fhe city of the priests 
 Neh. 11. .32. the children ot Benjamin dwelt at N. 
 Isa. 10. 32. as yet shall he remain at N. that day 
 ^ XOPH. 
 
 Isa. 19 . 1.3. the princes of X. are deceived 
 Jer. 2. 16. the children of X. have broken the crown 
 46. 14. publish in X. II 19..for X. shall be waste 
 Ezek. ,30.1.3. will cause their images to cease out X. 
 
 16 . and N. shall have distresses daily 
 N UN. See Joshua. 
 
 ^ , NYMPHAS. 
 
 Col. 4. 15. salute X.and the church in his house 
 
 1 
 
 O. 
 
 OCRAN. See Pagiel. 
 
 nryr ■ ■ 
 
 2 Chron.15.}. Spirit ot G. came on AzariaJi son ofO 
 28. 9. a prophet of the Ijtrd was there, called O. 
 71 OG. 
 
 Dertt. 31. 4. the Ixird shall do to them as he di<l to O. 
 ,0 ■. ■■ have heard what you did to O. 
 
 1.3. 31. the citita ot O. pertaining to Machir 
 1 Kings 4.19. Geber was in tlie country of O. 
 
 •''ee Bash AN. 
 
 « . OI.YMPAS. 
 
 ■* G. and all saints with them 
 OMEGA. Kee Alpha, in Appellatives. 
 
 , OMRI. 
 
 1 16. 16. wherefore all Israel made O. king 
 
 followed O. li 25. but O. wrought evil 
 30. A hah son of O. liid evil in the sight of tlie IB 
 ~ /* ”*4*' B- 26. Athaliah dauahterof O. 2 Chron "o o 
 Bechcr II 9. 4. O. son of ImH 
 ~i . 18. (L son ot Alicliael, ruler of Issachar 
 JyJic.o. 16. for statutes ot (). are kept, works of Ahab 
 ON. 
 
 Gen. 41. 45. Poti pherah priest of O. 50 | 46 "0 
 Num. 16. 1. O. the son of Peletli took men 
 ONAN. 
 
 Gen. 3H^ 4. she bare a son and called his name O 
 9. O. knew that the seed should not be his 
 46.12.sonsot Judah, Hr, O. Num. 26.19. 1 Ch.2.3. 
 Er and O. died in tlie land of Canaan, Num. ^0 19* 
 .ONESLMUS. 
 
 Col 4. 9. O. a faithful and beloved brother 
 Phtlem. 10 . I beseech thee for my son O 
 ON KSIPHORUS. 
 
 mercy to the house of O. 
 
 4.19. salute Aquila and the household of O 
 71, OPIIEL, 
 
 2Chron.^.3. Jotham built much on the wall of O 
 AT epn^P^ssed about O. and raised it 
 
 Reh. 3. 26. the Nethinims dwelt in O. il o] 
 
 27. the Tekoites repaired to the wall of 6 ’ 
 
 ^ OPHIR. 
 
 Ge«. 10. 29. Jokfan begat O. 1 Chron. ] 03 
 1 h tngs 9 .28. they came to O. and fetch, from thence 
 
 gold,and broughttoSoIomon, 2 C//r .8 18 19 10 
 
 10 . 11 . brought from (). great plenty of almug-trees 
 Id. JelioshHphat lYiade ships to go (o O. tor ^^old 
 
 ,^> 22 . 24. thou Shalt lay up the gold of O. as stones 
 16. wisdom not valued with the gold of O. 
 
 / sal. 45. 9. did stand the cpieen in gold of O 
 lsa. 13.12. a man more precious than wedge of O 
 OREB. 
 
 Jt^9-7J15. they slew princesof Midian, Zeeb,0.8 .3. 
 
 83J1. make their nobles like O. and Zeeb 
 Lsa. 10. 26. slaughter ot Midian at the rock of O 
 ^ ORION. 
 
 Tiaketh O. and Pleiades, Amos 5. 8 . 
 38. 31. or canst thou loose the bands of O 
 ORNAN. 
 
 1 Chron. 21 . 15. the threshing floor of O 18 '’8 
 20. and O. turned back, and saw the angel' 
 
 25. David gave to O. for tlie place btX) shekels 
 GRP AH. 
 
 Ruth 1.4. the name of the one was O. other Ruth 
 14. O kissed Naomi, but Ruth clave to her 
 OSHE.A. See Joshua. 
 
 ^ , OIHNIEL. 
 
 Josh. 15. 17 . O. son of Kenaz took it, Judg. 1 , 1 . 3 . 
 Judg.3. 9. Lord raised a deliverer, O. || n. O died 
 lChron.4 M. sons ot Kenaz, O. Seraiah, sons of O 
 
 2i. lo. the twelfth captain was Heldai of () 
 OZK.M. 
 
 1 Chron. 2.15. O. was the sixth son of Jesse 
 Tir -r OZIA.S. 
 
 Mat. 1. 8. Joram begat O. || 9 . O. begat Joatham 
 
 P. 
 
 OBADTAH. 
 
 1 Kings 18, 3. Ahab called O. now O. feared the Ld. 
 4. O.took an hundred prophets, and hid them 
 7 . as O. was in the way, behold Elijah met him 
 16. so O. went to meet Ahab, and told him 
 
 1 CVir. 3 . 21 . sons of O. || 27 .19. Ishmaiah sonof O 
 7 . 3.sonot l2rahiHh,f).||8. .38. f).s. of Azel.g 44 * 
 9 .16. O. the son of Shemaiah, the .son of Galal 
 12 . 9- of Gadites men of might, (). the second 
 
 2 Chr. 17 . 7 . he sent to his princes, to O. to teach 
 34. 12 . the overseers were Jahafh and (). 
 
 Ezra 8. 9 . O. son of Jeiiiel went up with Ezra 
 Neh. 10. 5. O. sealed ii 12. 25. O. was a porter 
 Chad. 1. the vision of G. thus saitli the Lord 
 
 OB ED. 
 
 Ruth. 4. 17 . and they called his name O. 
 
 21. Boaz begat O. 1 Chron. 2. 12. Mat. 1.5. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. .37. Fmhial begat O. || 26. 7. Shemaiah 
 11.47. G. one of David’s valiant men 
 
 2 Chr. 2.3.1. took Azariah sonof O. intocovenant 
 Luke 3.32. Jesse, whic h was the son ofO 
 
 OBED-EDO.M. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 10. David carried the ark into the house 
 of O. 11. 1 CVirow. 13. 13, 14 
 
 11. Jyird blessed the houseof O. 12. 1 Chr. 13.14 
 
 12. David brought the ark from house ofO. into 
 the city of David with gladness, 1 Chr. 15. 25 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 18. O. a porter, 24. y 21. O. with harp 
 
 16.5. O. and Jeiel with psalteries and harps 
 
 38. O. with their brethren, O. also son of Jedii- 
 thiin, and Hosah, to be porters 
 26. 4. sons of 0,8. || 8. sons of O. fit tor service 
 
 1.5. the lot southward fell to O. and his sons 
 
 2 Chr. 25. 24, Joash took the vessels found with O. 
 
 PAARAI 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 35. P. the Arbite, a mighty mac 
 PA DANA RAM. 
 
 Gen. 25. 20. Rebekah daughter of Bethuel of B 
 28. 6. Isaac sent Jacob away to P. to take a wife’ 
 
 7 . Jacob obeyed his father, and was gone to P. 
 31.18. he carried away what lie liad gotten in P. 
 35. 9. G. appeared to .Jacob when he came from P, 
 26. sons which were born to him in P. 46 15 
 PAGIEL. 
 
 Rum. 1.13. P. son of Ocran, prince of Asher, 7 . 72. 
 
 ^ ^ , pai.esu'na. 
 
 Exod. 15.14. sorrow shall take hold on men of P. 
 ha. 14. 29. rejoice not, thou whole P. because 
 31. cry, O city, thou whole P. art dissolved 
 ^ PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 Acts 13.13 Paul came from Pafihos to Perga in P, 
 15. .38. John departed from tliem from P. 
 
 27 . 5. when he had sailed over the sea of P. 
 
 ^ PAPHOS. 
 
 Acts 13.6. when ffiey had gone thro’ the isle to P 
 ^ PAItAN. 
 
 Ge«. 21.21. Ishmael dwelt in the wilderness of P. 
 
 Num. 10. 12. 1 12. 16. I 1.3. .3, 26. 1 Sam. 25. I 
 Deut. .33. 2. the Lord shined forth from mount P 
 Elab. 3.3. from Teman, the Holy One came from P 
 PAR BAR. 
 
 1 Chron. 26.18. porters, four at the causey, two at P 
 PA RM ENAS. 
 
 Acts 6. 5. they chose I imon, P. and Nicolas 
 PARTHIANS. 
 
 Acts 2. 9. P. we hear them speak in our tongues 
 PASIIUR. 
 
 1 Chr. 9- 12. P.the son of Malchijah, Neh. 11.12. 
 Ezra2.3H. the children of P. 10. 22. Neh. 7 . 41. 
 Neh. 10.3. P. sealed || Jer.20. 6. P. go into captivity 
 Jer. 20.1. P. the son of Immer smote Jeremiah. 2. 
 
 .3. L. called not tin- name P. but Magor-missabib 
 21.1. when king Zedekiah sent unto him P. 
 
 38. l.Gedaliah the son of P. and P. the sonof Mal- 
 chiali heard the words Jeremiah had spoken 
 PAlAltA. 
 
 Acts 21. 1. and from Rhodes we came unto P. 
 
 2 R 2 611 
 
pKOPisK Names.] PER 
 
 PH A 
 
 PHI 
 
 PATHROS. 
 
 Jsu. 11.11. to recover remnHtit of his people from P. 
 Esek. 29. 14. cause them return into the land of P. 
 
 30.14. will make P. desolate, I will set fire in Zoan 
 PAIMOS. 
 
 Eev. 1. 9. I was in the isle that is called P. 
 
 PAUL. 
 
 13. 9. then Saul, called P. filled with TI. Gh. 
 
 43. many .lews and reliaious proselytes follow. P. 
 40. P. waxed bold || 14. 9. the same heard P. 
 
 ^). .lews raised persecution ag. P. and Barnabas 
 
 14. 12. called P. Mercurius, he w as chief speaker 
 
 19. having stoned P. drew him out of the city 
 
 15. .38. P. thouaht not good to take him with them 
 40. P. chose Silas II 17.10. brethr. sent P. away, 14. 
 
 16. 3. him would P. have to go forth with him 
 
 9. and a vision appeared to P. in the night 
 
 14. Lydia attended to the things spoken of P. 
 
 17. follow ed P. II 18. but P. being grieved 
 
 2.3. P. and Silas pi aved, and sang praises to God 
 
 28. but P. cried, saying, do Ihyselt no harm 
 
 17. 2. P. as his manner was, went in unto them 
 
 4.some believed and consorted with P. and Silas 
 16. now' while P. w'ailed for them at Athens 
 
 18.5. P. was pressed in sinrit, and testified to Jews 
 
 9. the Lord spake to P. in the night by a vision 
 19.11. God wiought miracles by the hands of P. 
 
 15. P. 1 know 112.3. 11. be of good cheer, P. 
 
 2i. P. purposed inspirit fo go to Jerusaleni 
 
 26. this P. hath persuaded and turned away 
 
 20. 7- P. preached unto them, reaily to depart 
 
 10. P. went down, and embracing him, said 
 
 37 . they all wept sore, and tell on P. neck 
 
 21. 4. who said to P. through the Spirit, not go up 
 
 11. Agabus took P. girdle and bound his hands 
 
 18. the day following P. went in unto James 
 
 30. they took P. and drew him out of the temple 
 
 32. when they saw soldiers, they left beating P. 
 
 40. P. stood on the stairs H 2.3.1. P. beholding 
 
 23.10. fearing lest P.should have been pulled 
 *12. they would not eat till they had killed P. 14. 
 
 38. P. prayed me to bring this young man to thee 
 
 31. the soldiers brought P. to Antipatris 
 
 24. 1. who informed the governor against P. 
 
 26. that money should have been givenhimofP. 
 
 27 . Felix left P. bound 1| 27.24. saying, tear not, P. 
 
 25. 19. one Jesus, whom P. affirmed to be alive 
 26.24. Festus said,P. thou art beside thyself 
 
 27 . 3. and Julius courteously entreated P. 
 
 33. P. besought them all to take meat, saying 
 43. the centurion, willing to save P. kept them 
 
 28. 16. but P. was suffered to dwell by himself 
 1 Cor. 1. 12. 1 am of P. 3. 4. |13. 5. who then is P. 
 
 1.3. is Christ divided ? w as P. crucified for you ? 
 
 3. 22. whether P. or Apollos, or Cephas, or world 
 
 16. 21. the salutation of me P. with mine own 
 
 hand. Col. 4. 18. 2 Thess. .3. 17. 
 
 1 Tkess.C.W. we would have come to you, even I P. 
 Philem. 9 . being such a one as P. the aged 
 
 2 Pet. 3.15. as our beloved brother P. wrote 
 
 PAULUS. 
 
 ./4c«13.7.a Jew'Barjesus with the deputy SergiusP. 
 PEKAH. 
 
 2 Kinps 15. 25. P. conspired against Pekahiah 
 
 29. in the days of P. came Tiglath-pileser 
 15. 30. Hosheamade a conspiracy against P. 
 
 . 37 . against ludahcameP. sonof Rernaliah, 16. 5. 
 
 2 Chr. 28. 6. P. slew in Judah 120,000 in one day 
 Isa. 7 . 1. Hezin and P. went tow'ards Jerusalem 
 PEKAHIAH. 
 
 2A'rwffrl5.22. P.thesonofMenahem reigned, 23. 
 PELA ri AH. 
 
 1 Chron. 3. 21. the son of Hananiah P. of Judah 
 
 4. 42. of Simeon, having for their captain P. 
 
 Iseh. 10. 22. P. and Hanan sealed the covenant 
 Eiek. 11.13. that P. the son of Benaiah died 
 
 PEN I EL. 
 
 Gen. 32. .30. Jacob called the name of the place P. 
 PENUEL. 
 
 Gen. .32. 31. as Jacob passed over P. he halted 
 Judg. 8. 8. Gideon went up thence to P. and spake 
 
 17 . he beatdown the tower of P. and slew men 
 1 Kings 12. 25. then Jeroboam went and built P. 
 
 1 Chron. 4.4. P. the father of Gedor, and Ezer 
 
 8. 25. Iphedeiah and P. the sons of Shashak 
 
 PEOR. 
 
 Knm.^^. 28. Balak brought Balaam fo top of P. 
 
 25.18. beguiled you in the matter of P. .31. 16. 
 Josh. 22. 17 . is the iniquity of P. too little for us ? 
 PERGA. 
 
 Acts 13. 13. Paul and his company came to P. 
 
 14. 25. when thev had preached the word in P. 
 'PERGAMOS. 
 
 Kev . 1.11. send ittoP. and Thyatira, and Sardis 
 
 2. 12. to the angel of the church in P. write 
 
 PERIZZITE. 
 
 Gen. 13. 7 . the P. dwelled then in the land 
 Exod. .3.3. 2 . and I will drive out the P. .34. 11 . 
 Josh. 9. 1 . when the P. and Hivite heard thereof 
 11 . .3. Jabin sent to the P. and the Jebusite 
 PERIZZITFS. 
 
 Gen. 15. 20.1 have given to thy seed the land of the 
 P. Lord made a covenant, Exod. .3. 8 , 17 .1 23. 2.3. 
 
 34. 30. to make me to stink among the P. 
 
 Josh. 17 . 15. cut down the wood in the land of the P. 
 Jvdg. 1. 4. the Lord delivered the P. to Judah, 5. 
 
 3. 5. the children of Israel dwelt among the P. 
 
 2 Chr. 8. 7 . Solomon made the P. to pay tribute 
 Ezra 9 . 1. doing according to abominations of P. 
 
 PERSIA. 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 20. till the reign of the kingdom of P. 
 Esth. 1. 3. a feast to the power of P. and Media 
 
 14. the seven princes of P. w hich saw' the king 
 
 18. the ladies of P. shall say to the king's princes 
 Ezek. 27 . 10. they of P. and Lnd were in thy army 
 
 .38.5.P. Ethiopia, and Libya with them, with shield 
 JDan. 8. 20. tw o horns are kings of ^Jedia and P. 
 
 10. 13. but the prince of P. withstood me twenty- 
 one davs ; and 1 remained with the kings of P. 
 
 20. I will return to fight with the prince of P. 
 
 11. 2. there shall stand up yet three kings in P. 
 
 isee King. 
 
 PERSIANS. 5ccMedes. 
 
 PERSIS. 
 
 Rom . 16.12. salute P. which laboured much in I.. 
 PEJER. 
 
 Mat. 14.29. w'hen P. was come down outoftheship 
 10.18. I say also to thee that thou art P. 
 
 2.3. he said to P. get thee behind me, Mark 8. .3.3. 
 
 17 . 1. he taketh P. James and John, 26. .37. Mark 
 
 5. . 37 .1 9. 2. I 14. 3.3. I.like 8. 5l. 1 9. 28. 
 21. they that received tribute-money c ame to P. 
 26.58. P. followed him to the high piiest’s palace 
 75 . P. remembered words of Je->us, Mark 14.72. 
 Mark 16. 7. go your way, tell his disciples and P. 
 Luke 22. 61. the Lord turned and looked upon P. 
 John 1. 44. Bethsaida, the city of Andrew and P. 
 
 18. 20. being his kinsman, whose ear P.cut oft 
 21. 17 . P. was grieved because he said unto him 
 
 Acts 1. 1.5. in tJiose days P. stood up in the midst 
 
 3. .3. seeing P. and John about fo go into the temple 
 
 4. 8. P. filled with the Holy Ghost, said to them 
 
 13. wheri they saw the boldness of P. and .lohn 
 
 5. 1.5. at least the shadow of P. might overshadow 
 8. 14. the apostles sent unto them P. and John 
 9.38. the disciples had heard thatP. was there 
 
 40. P. put them all forth, and kneeled down 
 
 10.1.3. there came a voice, rise, P. kill and eat, 11.7. 
 
 44. while P. spake these words. Holy Ghost tell 
 
 45. were astonished, as many as came w ith P. 
 
 12. .3. he procee.led further to lake P. also 
 
 6. P. was sleeping between tw o soldiers in chains 
 
 7 . the angel of the Lord smote P. on the side 
 1.3. as P. knocked at the door of the gate 
 
 18. there was no small stir w hat was become of P. 
 Gal. 1. 18. then I went up to Jerusalem to see P. 
 
 2 . 7 . the gospel of circumcision was committed to P. 
 
 8. for he that wrought effectually in P. to the ap. 
 
 14. 1 said unto P. before them all, if thou be a Jew' 
 
 Simon PETER. 
 
 Mat. 4. 18. Jesus walking, saw called P. 
 
 10. 2. the first .iVwion, who isc.alled P. and Andrew 
 Mark .3.16. to cast out devils, tiimcn he surnamed P. 
 Luke 5. 8. Simon P. fell down at Jesus’ knees 
 
 6. 14. he chose Simoii, whom he also named P. 
 
 John 1.3. 6. then cometh he to Simon P. he saith 
 
 20. 2. then she runneth and cometh to Simon P. 
 
 21.15. Jesus saith to Simon P. Simon sonof Jonas 
 Acts 10. 5. sInd men to Joppa, and call for one 
 AfwOTi, whose surname is P. 32.1 11. 13. 
 PH A LEG. 
 
 Luke 3. 35. Ragau. which was the son of P. 
 PHARAOH. 
 
 Gen. 12. 15. princes commended Sarai before P. 
 
 17 . tile Lord plagued P. and his house 
 
 . 39 . l.Potipharan officer of P. bought Joseph 
 
 40. 2. P. was w'roth against two of his officers 
 
 1.3. P. shall lift up thine head and restore thee, 19. 
 
 14. make mention of me to P. and bring me out 
 
 41. 1. P. dreamed 114. so P. awoke, 7- 
 
 16 . Joseph said, God shall give P. answ'erof peace 
 .34. let P. do this || 44. 1 am P. and w ithout thee 
 55. people cried to P. || 42.15. by the life of P. 16. 
 44. 18. thou art as P. |! 45. 8. made me a father to P. 
 
 46. .31. Joseph said, I w ill go up and shew' P. 
 
 47 . 10. Jacob blessed P. and went out from P. 
 
 25. let us find grace, and we w ill be P. servants 
 
 26. only the land of the priests becarne not P. 
 
 50. 4. speak, I prav’ you, in the ears of P. saying 
 
 Exod. 2. 15. when P. heard, he sought to Slav Moses 
 .3. 10. come now, and I wdll send thee to P. 
 
 4. 21. see thou do all those wonders before P. 
 
 5.2. P. said, who is the Lord that I should obey him? 
 
 15. then the officers came and cried unto P. 
 
 2.3. since 1 came to P. to speak in thy name 
 
 6. 1. now shah thou see what 1 will do to P. 
 
 12. Moses spake, how' then shall P. hear me ? .30. 
 
 • 7- 1. Lord said, see, I have made thee a god to P. 
 3. 1 will harden P. heart, 13, 14, 22. I 8. 19. 
 
 I 9.12. 
 
 8.20. stand before P. 9.13. |19. 27. P-sent for Moses 
 
 11. 1. yet will 1 bring one plague more upon P. 
 
 10. Mos. and Aaron did all these wonders bet. P. 
 
 12. 29. from the first-born of P. on the throne 
 
 13. 17 . w hen P. had let people go God led them not 
 14. 4. and I will be honoured uponP. I 7 . 
 
 28. the waters covered all the host of P. 
 
 1 Kings .3.1. Solomon made affinity with P. 
 
 7 . 8. Solomon made an house for P. daughter 
 11. 19 . Hadad found favour in the sight of P. 
 
 1 Kings I 7 . 7 . Lord, who brought them from underP. 
 
 18. 21. so is P. to all that trust in him, Isa. 36. 6. 
 
 2.3. 35. according to the commandment of P. 
 
 Keh. 9 . 10. thoukhewedst signs and wonders onP. 
 Psal. 135. 9. who sent tokens and wonders on P. 
 
 1.36. 15. but overthrew P. and his host in Recj sea 
 Cant. 1. 9. to a company of horses in P. chariots 
 Isa. 19 . 11. how say ye toP. I am the sonof wise 
 30. 2. to strengthen themselves in strength of P. 
 
 .3. the strength of P. shall be your shame 
 Jer. 25. 19. I made P. and his servants to drink 
 . 37 .11. army was broken up, for fear of P. army 
 46. 17 . did cry, P. king ot Egypt is but a noise 
 47 .1. word tiiat came, before that P. smote Gaza 
 Ezek. 17 . 17 . P. with his army not make for him 
 
 29. 2. set thy face against P. king of Egypt 
 
 .3. I am against thee, P. king of Egypt, 30. 22. 
 .30. 21. I have broken the arm of P. 24. 25. 
 
 .31. 18. this is P. and his multitude, saith the T ord 
 .32. 2. son of man, take up a lamentation tor P. 
 Acts 7 . 13. Joseph’s kindred made known to P. 
 
 21. P. daughter took him up and nourished him 
 Rom. 9.17. tor scripture saith toP. I raised thee up 
 Heb. 11. 24. to be called the son of P. daughter 
 P H A R A O H - 7Jcp/ira. 
 
 Jer.AA. 30. will give V.-Ilophra infohand of enemies 
 PHARAOH-AVf/io. 
 
 2 Kings 23.29. P.-A'cc//o went against Assyria 
 .3.3. P.-A’ecAo put Jehoahaz in bands at Riblah 
 34. R.-Kecho made Eliakim son of .losiah king 
 .35. he taxed the land to give money to T^iSecho 
 
 Jer. 46.2. word came to Jeremiah against P .-Eecho 
 PHARF.Z. 
 
 Gen. 38.29. therefore his name was called P. 
 
 Gen. 46.12. the sons of Judah, P. and Zerah, 1 Chr. 
 2. 4. Mat. 1. 3. Luke?>. .33. and the sons of 
 P. were Hezron and Hamul, A'wwj.26.20, 
 21. Ruth 4.18.1 Chr. 2.5. I 9. 4. 
 
 Hum 4. 12. let thy house be like the house of P. 
 PlIARPAR. .See Abana. 
 
 PHEBE. 
 
 Rom. 16.1. I commend unto you P. our sister 
 PH EM Cl’.. 
 
 Acts 11. 19 . they travelled as far as P. and Cyprus 
 15 3. Paul and'Harnabas passed thro’ P. ami Sama. 
 21.2. finding shipsailingoverto P. we went aboard 
 27 . 12. if by any means they might attain to P. 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 Rev. 1.11. write and send it untoP. and unto T^odic. 
 3 . 7 . to the angel of the < hurch in P. write 
 PIIILETUS. See Hymenels. 
 
 PHILIP. 
 
 il/a/.lO. 3. P. and Bartholomew, Thomas and Mat¬ 
 thew, Markli. 18. Luke 6. 14. Acts 1. IS. 
 14. 3. put John in pri.son for Herotlias’ sake his 
 brother P. w ife, Mark 6. 17. Luke .3. 19. 
 Lt/Ec .3. 1. his brother P. teirarch of Iturea 
 John]. 43 Jesus findefh P. and saith, follow me 
 
 44. now P. w as of Bethsaida, the city of Andrew 
 
 45. P. findeth Nathanael, and saith to him 
 12.21. the same came to P. and desired him 
 
 22. P. tellefh Andrew, Andrew and P. told Jesus 
 14. 9. and vet hast thou not known me, P.' 
 
 Acts 6. 5. P! the deacon |l 8. 29. the .spirit said to P. 
 
 8. 5. P. went down to Samaria, and preached Christ 
 
 6. people gave heed to those things w hich P. spake 
 
 12. but when they believed P. preaching things 
 
 I. 3. .Simon continued with P. and wondered 
 .30. P. ran to hini, heard the eunuch read F.5aia3 
 . 39 . the Spirit of the Ix<rd caught aw ay P. 
 
 21.8. we entered into the house of P. the evangelist 
 PHILIPPI. 
 
 Acts 16 .12. from Neapolis wecametoP.of Macedo. 
 20. 6. we sailed away from P. and came to 'I roas 
 1 Thess. 2. 2. w e were shamefully entreated at P. 
 PHILLSTIA. 
 
 Psal. 60. 8. P. triumph thou because of me 
 87. 4. behold P. and l yre,this man w as l>orn there 
 ItB. 9 . jloab my w'ashpot, over P. will 1 triumph 
 PHll-lSTlM. 
 
 Gen. 10.14. out of whom came P. 1 Chron. 1.12. 
 PHILIS IINE. 
 
 1 Sam. 17 .8. am not I aP.' 11 the P. cursed David 
 .32. David said, thy serv. will go light w ith this P. 
 49 . David smote the P. in his forehead 
 21 . 0 . sword of Goliath the P. thou slewest is here 
 
 22.10. he gave him the sword of Goliath theP. 
 ^Sam.Ql. 17 . Abi.shai succoured him and smote P. 
 PHILISTINES. 
 
 Gen.21..34. Abraham sojourned in the P. land 
 
 26. 14. Isaac had flocks, and the P. envied him 
 
 15. P. stopped the wells Abraham digged, 18. 
 £W. 13. 17 . God led them not thro’ the land of P. 
 Josh. 13. 2 . the bonlers of P. not yet conquered 
 . 3 . from Sihor to F.kron, five lords of P. Judg. 3. 3. 
 Judg. 3. .31. Shamgar slew of the P. 600 men 
 10 . 6 . and Israel served the gods of the P. 
 
 7 . he sold them into the hands of the P. 13. 1. 
 
 II. did not I deliver you from Egyptians and P. 
 
 14. 4. Samson sought an occasion against the P. 
 
 15. .3. now shall I be more blameless than the P. 
 6. the P. came up and burnt her and her father 
 
 11. knowest thou not that tb.e P. are rulers over us ? 
 
 20. Samson judged Israel in the days of the P. 
 
 16. 9. the P. be upon thee, Samson, 12, 14, 20. 
 
 21. the P. took Samson and put out his eyes 
 
 28. that I may be at once avenged of the P. 
 
 30. Samson said, let me die with the P. bow ed him. 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 1. now Israel went out against the P. 
 
 3. why hath the Lord smitten us before the P. ? 
 
 9. be stronsr, quit yourselves like men, O > e P.! 
 
 5. 1. the P.'took the ark of God and brought it 
 
 6.1. the ark was in the land of P. seven months 
 21. P. have brought again the ark ot the I ord 
 
 7 . 8. he w ill save us out of the hand of the P. 
 
 10. the P. drew near to battle against Israel 
 
 13. so the P. were subdued, and came no more 
 
 1.3. 12. the P. will come down upon me to Gilgal 
 20. Israelites went down to the P. to shariien 
 
 14. 1. come, and let us go over to the P. garrison 
 
 19 . noise that was in the host of the P. w ent on 
 
 52. was sore war against the P. all the days of Saul 
 
 17 . 51. the P. saw their champjon was dead 
 
 53. Israel returned from chasing alter the P. 
 
 18. 17 . but let the hand of the P. be on him, 21. 
 .30. then the princes of the P. went forth 
 
 19 . 8 . David fought w ith theP. 2.3. 5. ClSam. 21.15. 
 24. 1. Saul returned from follow ing the P. 
 
 27 .1. than that 1 should escape into land of the P. 
 
 28.15. for the P. make w ar against me, God depart. 
 
 29 . 7 . that thou displease not the lords of the P. 
 .31. 2, P. followed hard upon Saul, 1 Chron. 10.2'. 
 
 O.sent into land of the P. round about to publish it 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 17 . all the P. came up to seek David 
 10. shall I go up to the P. r wilt thou deliver 
 25. David smote the P.8. 1.1! 8. 12. gold got fr. P. 
 
 2.3.10. Eleazarsmote theP. ll 12. Shammah slew P. 
 
 16. miahty men brake through the host of the P. 
 
 2 Kings8. 2. the w oman sojourned in land of the P. 
 
 2 G/ir.21.l6. stirred up against Jehoram spirit ofP. 
 26. 7 . God helped Uzziah ag. the P. and Arabians 
 28.18. P. had invaded the cities of the low-country 
 Psal. 83. 7 . the P. w ith the inhabitants of Tyre 
 Isa. 2. 6. they are soothsayers like the P._ 
 
 9.12. the Syrians before, and the P. behind 
 
 11. 14. they shall fly on the shoulders of the P. 
 Jer. 25. 20. the kings'of the P. shall drink the cup 
 
 47 .1. the word of the Ixird came against the P. 
 
 4. for the Lord will spoil the P. the remnant 
 
 Ezek. 16 . 27 . delivered thee to the daughters of P. 
 
 25.15. because the P. have dealt by revenge 
 
 16 . I w'ill stretch out mine hand upion the P. 
 
 Amos 1. 8. the remnant of the P. shall perish 
 
 6. 2. then go down to Gath of the P. 
 
 0 . 7 . ha^ not I brought the P. from Capht^f 
 Obad. 19. they of tlie plain shall possess the P. 
 
 612 
 
RAC 
 
 Eeph. Q, 5.0 land ol the P. I will destroy thee 
 ^ecA. 9. C. 1 will cut off the pride of the P. 
 
 See Daughtkks. 
 
 PHILO LOG L’S. 
 
 Horn. lC'.15.salute P.Julia,and Nereus and his sister 
 PHiMEHAS. 
 
 Exod. 6 . 25. Eleazar’s wife bare him P. 
 
 Nutn. 25. 11 . P. hath turned my wrath from Israel 
 31. 6 . Moses sent them and P. to the war 
 Josh. 22. 1.3. Israel sent P. to the Reubenites 
 24, .33. they buried in a hill that pertained toP. 
 Jiidg.^O. 28. P. stood before the ark in those days 
 1 Sam. 1 . .3. Hophni and P. the priests were there 
 2. .34. Tlophniand P. shall both die in one day 
 4. 17. thy two sons IJophni and P. are dead 
 19. P. wife was with child near to be delivered 
 
 14. 3. the son of P. the I.oni's priest in bhiloh 
 
 1 Chr. 6 . 4. Eleazar begat P. || 50. P. begat Abishua 
 9. 20 . P. son ot Eleazar wasrtder over them 
 Exra 7. 5. A bishua son of P. the son of Eleazar 
 6 . 2. of the sons of P. Gershom went up from Bab. 
 33. vvith Meremoth was Eleazar son of P. 
 
 Ps. 106.30. then stood npP. and executed judgment 
 PHLEGGN. 
 
 Rom. 16.i4.salute Asyncritns, P.Hermasand bretli. 
 PHRYGIA. 
 
 Acts 16. 6 . when they had gone throughout P. 
 
 18. 2.3. Paul went over all the country of P. 
 
 P HU HAH. 
 
 Judg. 7- 11- he went down with P. his servant 
 PHYGELLUS. .i'ee Hermogenes. 
 PI-HAHIROI H. ties Baal-zephon. 
 PILATE. 
 
 Mat.^. 2 .when they had bound him.thev delivered 
 him to Pontius P. the governor, Mark 15. 1 , 
 C4. when P. savv that he could prevail nothing 
 Mark 15. 5. so that P. marvelled, 44. 
 
 15. so P. willing to content the people released 
 Lnke 3. 1 . Pontius P. being governor of Judea 
 
 13. 1. whose blood P. had mingled with sacritices\ 
 23. 12. same day P.and Herod were made friends 
 52. this man went to P. and begged the body 
 John 18. 29. P. then vventout to them and said 
 33. then P. entered into the judginent-liall 
 
 19. 8 . w hen P. heard thathe was the more afraid 
 12. from thenceforth P. sought to release him 
 19. P. wrote a title, and put it on the cross 
 38. Joseph besought P. and P. gave him leave 
 
 Acts:}. 13. ye denied him in the presence of P. 
 
 4. 27. against Jesus Herod and P. were gathered 
 J’et desired they P. that he should be slain 
 
 1 im. 6.13. who betoreP. witnessed a good confess. 
 
 PLSGAH. 
 
 Nam. 23. 14. Balak brought Balaam to the top of P 
 JJeut. 3. 27 . get thee up into the fop of P. 34 . 1 
 4.29. sea of the plain, under the spiings of P 
 ^ PISIDIA. 
 
 ActstS. 14. they came to Antioch in P. 
 
 14. 24. after they had passed throughout P, 
 PONTIUS, i’re Pilate. 
 
 PONTUS, Acts". 9.1 18. 2 . 1 Pet. 1 . 1 . 
 
 ^ PORCIUS. 
 
 Jicts 24. 27- P. Festus came into Felix’ room 
 _ . POriPHAK. 
 
 <jen. 37 . .36. the Midianitessold .loseph to P.39 1 
 ^ _ POll-PllEKAH. ■ " 
 
 Ge». 41.45. Asenath the daughter of P. 50. 
 PRISCILLA, SV?e Aquila. 
 
 PUBLIUS. 
 
 Acts »8. 8. the father of P. lay sick of a fever 
 _. PU DEN S. 
 
 » Itrn. 4. 21. Eubulus greeteth thee and P. 
 p y L. 
 
 2 Kings 1,5. 19. P. king ot Assj’ria came against Is- 
 1 r,i '‘‘r’ Metmhemgave P. 1(K)0 talents of silvei 
 1 ■C/iron. ^6. (rod stirred up the spirit of P. 
 
 Isa. 00 . 19. I will send those that escape to P. 
 
 PURPURIM. .See Appellatives. 
 
 . PUTEOLI. 
 
 Acts 28. 13. and we came the next day toP. 
 
 Q. 
 
 ,, . QUARTUS. 
 
 I\.om. 16. 23. and Q. a brother saluteth you 
 
 R. 
 
 ^ RAJRBAfI'PABBATII. 
 
 . 1 . 11. IS it not in R, of the children of Ammon ? 
 ^Israel besiej^ed K. 
 touizht ajjainst !i. and took the city 
 2(. Shobi of R. brought beds for David 
 
 smote R. and destroyed it 
 Jer. 49 . 1 will cause an alarm to be heard in R. 
 
 3. cry ye daughters of R. gird with sackcloth 
 ‘J* '.9; the swonl may come to R. 
 a' R Stable tor camels 
 
 Jimos 1. 14. I will kindle a fire in the wall of R 
 « r- RAB-SHAKEH. 
 
 2 Smgs 18. D - the king of As.syriasent R. Isa.V>5.". 
 . 17 . tlie> told him the words of R. Isa. ^5. 22. 
 
 39. 4. God will hear the words of R. La. .37 4 
 _ RACHEL. 
 
 Oen. 29.12. Jacob told R.that he was Rebekah’s son 
 io. me name ot the younger was R. 
 
 17 . R. was beaiititul and well-favoured 
 38. Jacob loved U. .30. |1 .31. R. was barren 
 00 T server! seven years for R. 25 
 •JO k gave him R. his daughter to wife 
 
 30. l.R. hare no children, B. envie.l her sister I.eah 
 2. Jacob sanger was kindled against R. he said 
 rii B. and onenod her womb 
 
 ok .i‘ had stolen her father’s images, ,34. 
 
 0 - w'ent into B.tent 
 
 ol"7 a jP**,*' .Joseph hindermost 
 
 a‘ 1 j24. sons of M. 46. 19,22. 
 
 woman like R. 
 
 T-r ® IL sepulchre 
 
 •/cr.Ji. 15 . R. weeping for her children, Mat. 2.18 
 
 REU 
 
 ' _ , ragau. 
 
 Luke 3. .35. Saruch, whicli was the son of R. 
 r 7 A . .. BAIIAB, person, place. 
 
 Josh..... 1. the spies entered into the house of R. 
 
 6 . 17-^nly R. shall live H 25. Joshua saved R. 
 
 oa“ 7 A^:u' ^ meutioiiof H.and Babylon 
 
 89. 10 . thoii liast broken R. in pieces as one slain 
 La. 51. 9. art thou not it that bath cut R.." 
 
 Mat. 1 . 5. Salmon begat Boaz of 11 . 
 
 Heh. 11 . .31. by faith the harlot R. perished not 
 Jam. 2. 25. was not R. also Justified by works ? 
 
 n 7 
 
 Luth 4. 19 . Pharez begat Hezron, Hezron begat R. 
 
 and K. begat Amminadab, 1 Chron. 2. 9, 10. 
 1 Chro7i. 2. 25. the sons of Jeralimeel, R. Bunah 
 fiist-boni of .lerahmeel 
 Joff 32. 2. Eiihii tlie Buzite of the kindred of li. 
 
 _ ^RAMAH, RAMA. 
 
 Josh. 18. 2o. R. a city of the tribe of Benjamin 
 .hidg. 4. 5. Deborah dwelt between R. and Beth-el 
 ijiam.X. 19 . LIkanah came tohis housein H. 2 11 . 
 r, 17 . Samuel’s return was to R. 15 . .34. | 16.13. 
 
 8. 4. all the elders came to Samuel unto R. 
 
 ‘kk '5- to Samuel to R. 
 
 SAM [Proper Names, 
 
 Gen. 35. 23. sons of I.eah, R. Jacob’s first-bora 
 
 -r? 00 TT I •‘’k- 5- 1 C'hron. 5. 1. 
 
 shed no blood 
 
 V. l>it. Joseph was net in it 
 
 46. 9. the sons of R. Exod. 6 . 14. Ntm. 16. 1 . | .32 
 
 aq’k^' 4. 12. 1 Ghron. 5.3, 18. 
 
 48. 5. as R. and Simeon, they shall be mine 
 
 T! ^standard ot the camp of R. 10 18 
 .>'a“ ^ “umbered of the camp of R. 
 
 sk gk M children of R.did offer 
 
 n,; children of R. Josh. 13. 23. 
 
 27 j ?. these oil mount Ebal to curse, R. 
 
 Tnl'i “Ot his men he few 
 
 00 ■ *® I ’® stone ot Bohan the son of R. 18.17, 
 
 sent to thecliildren of R. and Gad 
 h'ffP ah’A ‘^kV'sions of R. great flioughfs, 16. 
 Exek. 48. 6. a portion tor B || 31 . one gate of R. 
 
 ^ 7 oVtL°,^ 7 ^ prince 
 
 - 1 . of the tribe oj B. were numbered 46,5()0 
 
 34 ' 14 °fhl /^ ^hamiv.ua to spy land 
 
 22, Saiil went to R. 2.3. || 22. 6 . Saul abode in R. 
 ^<tmucl was buried in his house at B. 28.3. 
 ^ f/v^^^^ha built R. 2 Chron. 16. 1 
 
 21. Baaslia left off building of R. 2 Chron. 16. 5. 
 Kings 8 . 29. loram went to be healed of wounds 
 the byiians had given him at B. 2 Chron "" 6 
 Ezra 2. 26. tlie chilriren of U. and Gaba six lum- 
 TVT , . “red and twenty-one, Neh 7 .30 
 
 /he cliildren of Benjamin dwelt at r! 
 Isa. 10. 29. R. IS afraid, Gibeah of Saul is fled 
 ./«r. 31. 15. a voice was lieard in R. Mat. 2. 18 
 Ezek.Jl"[, 22. the merchants of R. were in l yre 
 H.. S 8. 
 
 Deut. 4. 43. IL in (lilead of the (Jaiiites, a city of 
 
 refuge,jBezer and Golan, Josh. 20 8 
 21..38. .- 0 . 0 . 
 
 ^A?fheson of Geber was officer in R. 
 
 A 'a , 1 ®"' >’,® '’.is ours, and we be still 
 
 4. Aliab said to Jelioshaphat, wilt thou go with 
 . , , 4nc fo battle to il. ' 2 Chron. 18 3 
 
 6 . shall I go against R. 15. 2 Chion. IR. 14 
 12, saying, go up to R. and prosper, 2 Chr. 18. 11. 
 - Ki7igs%. 8 . .Joram went a- 7 ainst Hazael in R. and 
 A 7 ./;v.®p>'Clans wounded Joram, 2 Chron. 22.5 
 9. 1. Elisha said, take this bo.x of oil, and <>0 to Tt" 
 
 , A1' "P"" Jeam had kept R. because of Hazael ' 
 
 1 Chr. 6.80. out of the tribe of Gad to the Levies R 
 RAPHA.and RAPHU. ’ ' 
 
 Enm. LL 9. “t the tribe of Benjamin, Palfi son of R. 
 
 1 C/u. 8.,37. R. Eleasa, Azel, were tlie sons of Binea 
 
 ^ REBEKAH. 
 
 (3«t. 22. 2.3 Bethuel begat R. \\ 24.15. R. came out 
 *^ 1 ^ At* l^efore thee || 6^. Isnac took R, C5 20 
 fII they blessed R. ’ ' 
 
 25. - 8 . R. loved .Tarob| 26..35. a grief of mind to R 
 
 26. 7 lest men ot tl,e place should kill me for R 
 
 27. 42. these words ot Esau were told to R 
 
 m‘ Ir 'l? ®,®‘,' II »“'’se died 
 
 49. .11. there they buried Isaac and R. his wife 
 Rom. 9. 10. but when K. had conceived bv Isaac 
 RECHAB. 
 
 iSnm. 4. 2. P. the son of B iinmon, 5. |l 6 . R. escaped 
 
 2 hifigs 10. 15. Jeliii lighted on Jehonadabsoii ofR 
 23. the son of B. went into the house of Baal 
 
 L 7 cow. 2 . po. Hemalli, father of the house of R 
 
 14, Malchiah son of R. rt?[)aired (lun<r-ijate 
 Jet. .35.6. Jonadal) the son of R. commanded us 
 ■V(? Jon A DAE. 
 
 BECHABri ES. 
 
 Jer. .35. 2. go fo the house of the R. and speak 
 REHOBOAM. 
 
 1 Kings 11. T3. Solomon slept with his fathers R 
 the son of ^oIomon reigned, 14. 21. 2 Chr o’ri' 
 
 12 . 6 . R. consulted with the old men, 2 Chr lo 6 
 
 17. R. reigned over them, 2 Chron. 10 . 17 . ’ ' ’ 
 
 21. to bring the kingdom again to B.2C/o-.’ll 1 
 27 . then their heart shall turn again fo R 
 
 14. .30. there was warbetween R.and Jerob. 15.6. 
 
 1 Chron. .3 10 . R. was Solomon’s son, 3Jat. 1 7 ' 
 
 2 Chron. II. 17 . they made B. strong three wars 
 
 21 . R. loved INIaacliah daughter of Absalom 
 
 22. R. made Abijah tlie son of Maachah the chief 
 
 13. 7 . Jeroboam strengthened himself against ]{, 
 
 when R. was young and tender-hearted 
 REHOBO I H. 
 
 Gen. 10 . 11 . Aslmr went, biiilded Nineveh and B 
 26. 22. Isaac called the narne of the well B. 
 
 36.37" Samlali died, Saul or R. reigned, 1 Chr 1 48 
 REHUM. ■ 
 
 Ezra 2. 2. R. came with Zenibbabel, Kelt. 12. .3 
 4. ji. R. the chancellor wiote against .leriisalem 
 17 . the king sent an answer fo If. and Shimsliai 
 2.3. now when the letter was read before B 
 Neh. .3. 17 . R. the son of Ban! repaired after him 
 10.25. R. of chief of the people sealed the covenant 
 RE M A LIA11. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 4. fear not, for the fierce anger of son of R 
 
 5. the son of R. hath taken evil counsel 
 9. and the liead of Samaria is IL son 
 8 . 6 . this people rejoice in Bezin and 11 . son 
 REMPHAN. 
 
 Acts 7 . 4.3. ye took up the star of your god R 
 BEPHAIM. 
 
 "Sam. 5. 18. the Philistines spread fliem.selves in 
 valley ot IL 22.1 23. 13. 1 Chr. 11 . 15 | 14 0 
 La. 17 . 5. that gatheretli ears in the valley of R,' 
 BEPIIAIMS. 
 
 Gen. 14. 5. smote the IL in Asliferoth Karnaim 
 
 15. 20. to thy seed have I given the land of R 
 
 BEPHIJHM. 
 
 Exod. 17- 1. Israel pitched in It. A’ 7 / 777 .. 33 . 14 . 
 
 8 . Amalek came and fought with Israel in R 
 19. 2. they were departed from R. JSum. 33 "l5 
 REUBEN. 
 
 Gen. 29 . .32. she bare ason, and called his name R 
 .30. 14. R. went in the days of wlieat-harvest 
 35. 22 . that 11 . w ent and lay with Bilhah 
 
 7 /ic/, OA U k . iGu icceiveu Hineritance 
 
 .Ph of R. Gad and Manas- 
 
 seh the Levites had cities, .36. 1 Chron. 6. 63. 78 
 Rev. 7. o. ot sealed 12,(X)U 
 
 Num. 26. 7 . these are the families of the R 
 Vent. 3. 12. these cities gave 1 to (lie R.and fo the 
 T 1 A (>adites, 16. | 29.8. Josh. 12. 6.1 13 8 
 Josh. 1. 12. Josliua spake to (lie R. 22. 1. 
 
 T IL and Manassites 
 
 ’ 6. Beerah was the prince of the IL 
 
 11 ied away R. and Gadites 
 
 cA -o' captain of the R. thirty with liim 
 
 k-'fk' ^'ishahiah aiul his brethren over the R. 
 I(.W. Ehezer sou of Zichri was ruler of the II. 
 
 _ jy,, hdj^ I .N • 
 
 .. Kings 15. -37. the I.ord began to send against Ju- 
 iA A *® • • the king of Syria, 16. 5. La. 7 . 1 . 
 Ti fk that time R. recovered ElathtoS>ria 
 r,; ’ o Assyria took Damascus and slew R. 
 
 E.ra 2. 48. the children of R. children of Nekoda 
 and Gazzam came with Zerubbabel, Neh. 7 50 
 Isa. ,. 4 . tear not for the fierce anger of R. 
 
 8. and the head of Damascus is R. 
 
 8. 6. forasmuch as this people rejoice in R. 
 
 9. 11.Lord shall set up the adversaries of R 
 
 RHEGIUM. 
 
 Aglets *8. 13. we set a compass and came to R. 
 j. RIIESA. 
 
 Luke 3. 27 . the son of Joanna, who was the son of R. 
 
 . RHODA. 
 
 Acts 12.13. a jl^j jtnip*® hearken named R. 
 
 Acts 21.1. the day following we came untoR, 
 
 ^““1 Tl. cities of Judah 
 
 Judg. _0. 4o. the Eeniamites fled toward the wij- 
 o e 7 A T> *® the rock R. 47 . 1 21 . 13. 
 
 “ 4 ._ 7 .. Baaiiah and Hecliab sons of R. 5 , 9 . 
 
 7 o. 18. niy master goetli into the house of R 
 
 of Simeon were Ain, R. 
 y'o "iven to Merari, R. 
 
 Aech. 14.10. the land sliall be turned as a plain to R. 
 BIZPAII. 
 
 ~oi "-.Saul had concubine whose name was R. 
 
 ‘ ?'‘''®[®‘,' ‘"'® sonsof R.toGibeoiiites 
 
 10. 11. spread sackcloth tor lier on the rock 
 
 ^ 00 ^ 'R ‘"’i ’^ 1 ^ II'*• tell me, art thou aR.? 
 
 7 . 9 . after he knew that he was a R 25 "7 
 r, , ROMANS. ■ 
 
 4 . Vr' shall come and fakeour place 
 
 aIcu 16. -1. not lawful tor us to observe, being R 
 3(. beaten us, being R.|| ,38. lieard they were rI 
 -8. I<. delivered luisoner into the hands of the R. 
 ROME. 
 
 of IL we do hear them speak 
 18. -. had commanded all Jews fo depart from R. 
 ’«■ Ta see R. || 23. 11. hear witness at R. 
 
 -8. 16. when we came to R. Paul dwelt by himself 
 ®^11 that be ill R. beloved of God 
 15. to preach (he gospel to you that are at R 
 « Iim. 1. D . when he was 111 R. he sought me out 
 71 f 7 US, 
 
 Mark ]p. "\. Simon father of Alexander and R. 
 Rom. lb. 13. salute R chosen in the Ed. and mother 
 rr A 7 HUH AMAH. 
 
 Ilos. -. 1. say to ^ plead with mother 
 
 Ruth \ 4. the name of tlie other was R. 
 
 14 JL clave to her || .3. 9. who art thou ? T am R. 
 
 4. .J. thou must buy it also of R. the Moahitess 
 10. moreover, R. have 1 purciiased to he my wife 
 Mat. 1. 0 . Boaz begat Obed of R. Ubed begat Jesse 
 
 S. 
 
 _ , SABEAN.S. 
 
 'j 1-.H5. (he S. fell <)u the oxen and asses of.Tob 
 La. 14 . rnercliandise of the S. sliall come to thee 
 Ezek. "3. 42. with men ot (he common sort were S 
 Joel 3. 8 . and they shall sell tlieiii to the S 
 SA LATH I EL. 
 
 1 C/ir«w. .3. 17 . S. the son of Jeclioniah, hlat. 1 . 1 * 
 Luke 3. "(. Zorobabrl, which was the son of S. 
 SALEM. 
 
 Gen. 14.18. Melchizedek king of S. bromdit wine 
 76. 2 . in S also Ls his fahernacle, aii<rin Zion 
 lleh. 1 . 1 . Melchizedek king of ,S. who Messed Abra. 
 2. being king ot S. which is king of peace 
 S A LMO N. 
 
 Ruth 4. 20. Nahshon begat S. || 21 . S. begat Boaz, 
 
 n 7 CO 17 -7 J Chron. 2. 11. 4iat.\. 4,5. 
 Psal.OB. 14. It was white as snow in S. 
 
 Luke 3. 32. Boaz, which was the son of S. 
 
 ^ . SAIAIONE. 
 
 Acts -7-7 "’e sailed under Crete, over-against S. 
 SALOME, Mark 15. 40. 1 16. 1 . 
 .SAMARIA. 
 
 1 Kings 13. .32. against high-places which are in S, 
 
 613 
 
PaoPER Names.] g AM 
 
 S AU 
 
 SH A 
 
 1 Kings 16. 24. Omri bought the hill .S. of Shenier 
 
 20. 1. Ben-hadad besiege<l S. 2 Kings 6. 24. 
 
 10. if the dust of S. shall sutlice tor handfuls 
 
 17. told, saying, there are men come out of S. 
 
 £2. 10. Ahab and .lehosliaphat sat on their throne 
 in the entrance of the gate of S. 2 Chron. 18. y. 
 38. one washed the chariot in the pool of S. 
 
 2 Kings 6. 20. behohl, they were in the midst of S. 
 
 7. 1. barley for a shekel in the gate of S. 18. 
 
 17. 6. the king of Assyria took S. 18. 10. 
 
 18. .34. have they delivered S. out of mine hand ? 
 where are gods of Hamath and Arpad? /.‘.a..36.19. 
 
 21.1.3. 1 will stretch over .lerusalem the line of S. 
 
 2.3.18. the bones of the prouhet that came out of S. 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 13. soldiers fell on the cities from S. 
 Ezra 4. 10. the noble Asnapper set in the cities of S. 
 aVe/o 4. 2. Sanballat spake before the army of S. 
 Isa. 7 )■ the head of I .phraim is .S. and the head of .S. 
 
 is Kemaliah’s son, if not believe not established 
 
 8. 4. and the spoil of S. shall be taken away 
 9.9. Kphraim and inhabitants of S. shall know 
 
 10. 9. is not Hamath as Arpad ' S. as Uamascus ? 
 
 Jer. 2.3. 13. I have seen folly in the prophets of .S. 
 
 31. 5. shall yet plant vines on the mountains of S. 
 
 41.5. there came certain from Shechem and .S. 
 Kzek. 16.46. thine elder sister is S. she and daughters 
 
 51. nor hath S. comiidt:ed half of tliy sins 
 2.3.4. S. i.s Aholah, and Jerusalem Aholibah 
 Hus.'i. 1. then the wickedness of .S. was discovered 
 
 8.5. thy calf, O .S. hath cast thee off, anger kindled 
 
 6. but the calf of S. shall be broken in pieces 
 
 10.5. the inhabitants of S. shall fear for the calves 
 
 7. as for S. her king is cut off' as foam on water 
 
 13. 16. S. shall become desolate, she hath rebelled 
 
 Amos 3. y. assemble yourselves on mountains ot S. 
 
 4.1. hear, ye kine of Bashan, in mountain of S. 
 
 6.1. woe to them that trust in the mountain of S, 
 
 8.14. they that swear by the sin of S. and say 
 
 Obad. 19. they shall possess the fields of S. 
 
 HJic. 1.1. the word which he saw concerning S. 
 
 6. I will make S. as an heap of the field 
 Z,uie 17. 11. he passed through the midst of S. 
 
 John 4. 4. and he must needs go through S. 
 
 9. how askest drink of me, who am a woman of S. ? 
 Acts 8. 1. were scattered through the regions of S. 
 
 5. Philip preached Christ to theiti of S. 
 
 14. the apostles heard tiiat S. received the word 
 Li SAHARIA. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 28. Omri buried in S. || 22. .37. Ahab 
 29. Ahab reigned in S. || 22. 51. Ahaziah in 8. 
 
 18. 2. and there was a sere famine in S. 
 
 20. .34. streets in Damascus, as my father made mS. 
 
 21.18. to meet Ahab king of Israel which is in 8. 
 
 2 Kings .3. 1. now Jehoram began to reign in S. 
 
 5.3. would God my lord were with the prophetfw S. 
 
 6. 25. and there was a great famine hi 8. 
 
 10. 17 . Jehu slew all that remained to Ahab in S. 
 
 13. 1. .lehoahaz reigned in .8. || 10. Jehoash 
 
 6. and there remained the grove also in S. 
 
 9 . Jehoahaz buried in 8. |l 13. Joash, 14. 16. 
 14.23. Jeroboam the son of .loash reigned jw S. 
 
 15.8. Zechariah reigned over Israel in S. 13. 
 
 17 . Menahem jj 27- Pekah || 17. 1. Hoshea in S. 
 
 2 Chron. 22. 9. for .Ahaziah was hifl in .S. 
 
 Amos 3. 12. so Israel be taken out that dwell in S. 
 Acts 1.8. be witnesses to me in .1 udea and in 8. 
 y. 31. then had the churches rest in 8. 
 
 1 ’a or nnto .8 .A M A111 A. 
 
 1 Kings 20. 43. Ahab being displeased came to S. 
 £2. . 37 . so the king died and was brought to S. 
 
 £ Kings 2. 25. Elisha returned from Carmel to S. 
 
 6. 19 . Elisha led them to 8. open eyes of these men 
 
 10. 1. Jehu sent letters to . 8 . li 12 . came to .A. 17 . 
 
 14. 14. Jehoash took all vessels in house of Lord, 
 and took hostages, and returned to 8.2 Chr. 25.24. 
 
 15. 14. Menahem came to 8. and smote bhallum 
 17 . 5. the king of Assyria went up to 8. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 2. .lehosliaphat went down to .8. 
 
 28. 8. Israel brought the spoil of Judah to S. 
 
 Jsa. 10. 11. as I have done nnto 8. and her idols 
 SA.MARi rAN, .S. 
 
 Mat. 10. 5. info any city of the S. enter ye not 
 Jnke 9.52. they entered into a village of the S. 
 
 10. .3.3. but a certain 8 . came wltere he was 
 17 . 16 . one of them gave thanks, and he was a S. 
 John 4. 9 . the Jews have no dealings with the 8. 
 
 39. and many of the 8. believed on him 
 8.48. that thou art a .8. and hast a devil 
 8AM80N. 
 
 Judg. 1.3. 24. the woman called his name S. 
 
 14. 1. S. went to 1 imnath H ~. she pleased 8. well 
 10. S. made there a feast || 16. .8. wife wept 
 
 15. 4. 8. caught fo.xes || 10. to bind S. are we come 
 16.2. S. is come hither || .3. 8. lay fill midnieht 
 
 9 . the Philistines be upon thee, .8. 12, 14, 20. 
 
 2.3. our God hath delivered .8. into our hand 
 
 25. call 8. II30. 8. said, let me die with Philistines 
 28. S. called unto the T.ord || 29. S. took hold 
 
 Heb. 11. 32. the time would fail me to tell of S. 
 
 S.AAIUBL. 
 
 1 Sam. 1.20. Hannah bare a son, and called him S. 
 
 2.18. 8. ministered before the Loi'd || 21. .S. grew 
 
 3.4. the Lord called 8. he answered. 6,8, 10. 
 
 15. and S. feared to shew' Eli the vision 
 
 21. the Lord revealed himself to 8. in Shiloh 
 
 4. 1. and the word of .8. came to all Israel 
 
 7 . 6 . 8 . judged the children of Israel, 15. 
 
 9 . S. cried to the Lord for Israel, the Lord heard 
 
 1.3. l ord was against Philistines all the days ivf S. 
 8.6. displeased 8. when they said, give (is a king 
 
 19 . the people refused to obey the voice ot 8. 
 
 21. and 8. heard all the words of the people 
 9 .15. Lord told S. in his ear before Saul came 
 
 24. so Saul did eat with 8. that day 
 
 26. 8. called Saul to the top of the house 
 
 10. 1. S. took a vial of oil and anointed "aul 
 
 14. we came to 8. || 12. 11. the Cord sent 8. 
 
 15. tell me, I pray thee, what S. said to you 
 
 25. then S. told tlie manner of the kingdom 
 
 11. 7 . whosoever cometh not forth after Saul and S. 
 
 12.18. all the people great ly feared the Lord and S 
 
 13.8. he tarried the set time that 8. had appointed 
 
 614 
 
 1 Sam. 15.11. it griev. S.11.33. S.hewed Agag in pieces 
 
 27 . as S. turned about to go away, 8. inaiille rent 
 35. nevertheless, .8. mouined lor .8aul 
 16.10..I esse made seven of his sons to pass before S. 
 
 I. 3. .8. took the horn of oil and anointed David 
 J9. 18. llavid Hed and came to .8. to It amah 
 
 22. he said, where are 8. and David f || 25. 1.8. died 
 
 28. 11. ••'aul said to the woman, bring me up 8. 
 
 14 Saul perceived that it was 8. and bowed hims. 
 
 1 Chr. 6.28. sons ot 8. |126.2t5. all that S. had dedicat. 
 
 9. 22. whom Daviil and 8. the seer did ordain 
 
 11. .3. according to the word of the Ixird by .8. 
 
 2 Chron. .35. 18. was no paSSOver like that trom S. 
 Psal. 99. 6. S. among them that call on liis name 
 Jer. 15. 1. though Moses and 8. stood before me 
 Acts .3. 24. the propliets from 8. have toretold 
 
 1.3. 20. gave them iud-ges 4.50 years till 8. prophet 
 Ileb 11. 32. tlie time would fail me to tell ot 8. 
 
 SAXBAI.LAT. 
 
 Neh. 2. 10. when S. heard of it, it grieved him, 19. 
 
 4. 1. when 8. heard we budded he was wroth, 7. 
 
 6. 2. 8. sent to me, 5. |114. my God, think upon 8. 
 
 12. for lobiah and 8. had hired him 
 
 13. 28. the son of Joiada was son-iu law to S. 
 SAPtllR.. 
 
 Mic. 1.11. pass ye awav, thou inhabitant of S. 
 SAPPlIlRA. 
 
 Acts 5. 1. Ananias, with 8. his wife, sold a possession 
 SARAH. 
 
 Gen. 17 . 15. not Sarai, but 8. shall her name be 
 
 19 . S. thv wife shall bear thee a son, 18. 14. 
 
 18. 9 . where is 8. f |1 20. 14. Abimelech restored S. 
 
 II. it ceased to be with 8. alter manner ot women 
 
 12. 8. laughed 1| 1.3. wherefore did 8. laugh? 
 
 20. 2. Abraham said of S. she is my sister 
 
 18. because of S. ll 23.1. y’ears of the life ot 8. 127 
 
 21. 1. the Lord did unto 8. as he had spoken 
 
 7 . that 8 . should have given children suck 
 
 12. in all that 8. said to thee, hearken to her 
 
 2.3. 2. S. died I! 19. Abraham buried 8. his wife 
 
 24. 67 . Isaac brought her into his mother 8. tent 
 
 25. 10. there was Abraham buried and 8. 49. 31. 
 Num. 26. 46. name of the daughter of Asher was S. 
 Isa. 51.2. look to Abraham and to 8. that bare you 
 Horn. 4. 19 . nor yet the deadness of 8. womb 
 
 9. 9. at this time I will conie, 8. shall have a son 
 Heb.\l. 11. thro’ faith S. received strength toconcei. 
 
 1 Pei. .3. 6. as S. obeyed Abraham, calling him lord 
 SARAI. 
 
 Gen. 11. 29 . the name of Abratn's wife was 8. 
 
 .30. but 8. was barren, she had no child, 16. 1. 
 
 12. 17 . the Lord plagued Pharaoh because of 8. 
 
 16. 6. when 8. tlealt hardly with Hagar, she fled 
 
 8. she said, I flee from the face of my mistress S. 
 
 17 . 15, thou shalt not call her name 8. but Sarah 
 
 SARJM8. 
 
 Bev. 1. 11. write and send it to S. and Philadelphia 
 .3. 1. to the angel of the cliurch in 8. write 
 4. a few names in S. which have not defiled 
 SAREPLA. 
 
 Luke 4. 26. save to 8 . a city of Sidon, 1 Kings 17 . 9. 
 SARON. 
 
 Acts 9. 35. and all that dwelt at S. saw him 
 SARUCH. 
 
 Luke 3. 35. Nachor, which was the son of S. 
 SA'l’AN. See Appel lot ices. 
 
 SAUL, cal'ed SHAUL, 1 Chron. 1.48. 
 
 Gen. .36. .37. 8. of Rehoboth reigned || 38. 8. died 
 1 Sam. 9 . 2 . Kish had a son, whose name was S. 14.51. 
 15. tlie Lord told Samuel a day before 8. came 
 
 17 . when Samuel saw S. 1| 18. 8 . drew near to .«am. 
 24. set it before 8 . so 8 . did eat with Samuel 
 
 10. 11. is 8. also among the prophets? 12. 119- 24. 
 
 21. 8. was taken 11 11. 12. shall 8. reign over us t 
 
 11 . 6 . the Spirit of God came upon 8 . anger kindled 
 7 . whosoever cometh not forth after 8 . and Samuel 
 15. people sventfoGilgal.tliere they made 8 . king 
 
 13. .3. 8. blew the trumpet through all the land 
 
 7 . as for 8 . he was yet in Gilgal. and all the people 
 
 10. 8. went out to’ineet Samuel li 15. 8. numbered 
 
 14. 24. for 8. had injured the people, saying 
 
 .35. S. built an altar ll .37. S. asked counsel ot God 
 46. 8. went up trom following the Philistines 
 52. when 8. saw any strong man he took him 
 
 15. 11. it repenteth me that 1 have set up 8. 
 
 .31. Samuel turned again after 8 . S. worshipped 
 .35. and Samuel came no more to see 8. 
 
 16. 1. Lord said, how long wilt thou mourn for 8. ? 
 2. if 8. hear it |l 18. 6. came out to meet king 8. 
 
 14. the Spirit of the Lord departed trom 8. 
 
 2.3. the evil Spir. from G. w as on 8. 18. 10. | 19. 9. 
 
 17 .8. am not 1 aPhilistine, and you servants to 8- > 
 
 12. Jesse went for an old man in the days or .>. 
 
 19. 8. and all Israel were in the valley of Elah 
 .38. and 8. armed David with his armour 
 
 18. 9 . 8. eyed David from that day and forward 
 12. 8. afraid of David ; Lord departed trom 8. 
 
 15. when 8. saw that he behaved very wisely, .30. 
 £9. S. became David’s eneiny continually 
 
 IQ. 4. Jonathan spake good ot Dav. to 8 . his father 
 7 . Jonathan brought David to 8 . he was as in 
 
 times past 
 
 11. 8. sent messengers to take David, 14, 15, 20. 
 
 20. 25. Abner sat by 8. side |1 33. 8. cast a javelin 
 21.10. David arose and fled that day tor tearot 8. 
 
 11. saying, 8. hath slain his thousands. 29. 5. 
 
 22. 22. I knew that he would surely tell 8. 
 
 23. 11. will 8. comedown as thy serv. hath heard ? 
 
 17 . shall be king, and that 8. my father knoweth 
 28. 8. returned from pursuing after David 
 
 24. 4. David cut off the skirt of 8. robe privily 
 
 7 . David suffered them not to rise against 8. 
 
 8. David cried after 8 . II 22. David sware to 8 . 
 
 26.4. David understood 8. was come inyery deed 
 
 5. and David beheld the placeyvhere . 8 . lay 
 7 . behold, 8 . lay sleeping within the trench 
 17 . 8 . knew David's voice || 25. 8 . returned^ 
 
 27 . 1. I shall perish one day by the hand ot a. 
 
 28. 9. behold, thou knowest what .8. I'ath done 
 10. 8. sware to her by' Lord || 12. lor thou art 8. 
 
 20. S. fell straightway all along on the earth 
 
 29. 3. is not this David servant ot 8. king ot Israel r 
 
 1 Sam. 31.2. the Philist. followed hai d upon S. and 
 
 his sons, and slew Jonathan, 1 Chron. 10. 2. 
 7 . that .8. and his sous were dead, 1 Chron. 10.7- 
 31. 11. when inhabit, of Jabesh-gilead heard what 
 the Philistines had done to S. 1 Chron. 10. 11. 
 ‘iSam.X. 6. 8.leaned on his spear || 21. the shield of S. 
 24. ye daughters of Israel, weep over 8. 
 
 2 . 7 . be ye valiant, for your master 8. is dead 
 
 3. 1. the house of 8. waxed weaker ana weaker 
 
 10. to translate the kingdom from houseof 8. and 
 to set up the throne of David, I Chron. 12. 23. 
 
 2 Sam. 4. 10. one brought tidings saying, 8. isiiead 
 5. 2. in time past, when 8. was king, 1 Chnm. 11. 2. 
 
 7 . 15. mercy shall not depart, as 1 took it from 8. 
 
 9 . 1. is there yet any left of the house of 8.' 3. 
 
 7 . 1 will restorethteall the land of 8. thy fallier 
 
 12. 7 . delivered thee out of the hand of 8.22. 1. 
 
 16.8. on thee all the blood of the house of 8. 
 
 21. 1. it is for .8. and for his bloody house 
 4. will have no silver nor gold of 8. nor his house 
 12. Davicl took the bones of .8. from men of Jabesb 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 10. in the (lays of .8. they made war 
 
 10. 1.3. so 8. died for his transgression ag. the Lord 
 12. 1. David kept himself close because of 8. 
 
 1.3. .3. we inquired not at it in the days of S. 
 
 26. 28. all that 8amuel and .8. had dedicated 
 Isa. 10. 29. Ramah is afraid, Gibeah of .8. is fled 
 Acts";. 58. at a young man’s feet w hose name w as S. 
 
 8. 1. and 8. w'as consenting unto his death 
 .3. as for 8. he made havoc of the church 
 
 9. 4. .8. 8. why persecutestthou me ? 22.7.1 26. 14. 
 
 11. and inquire for one called 8. of larsus 
 
 17 . brother 8 . the Ixird hath sent me, 22. 13. 
 
 22. but .8. increased more in strength 
 
 24. but their laying wait was known of S. 
 
 26. when 8. was come to Jerusalem, he assayed 
 
 11. 25. Barnabas went to 1 ai sus to seek 8. 
 
 .30. sent relief by the hands of Barnabas and S. 
 
 1.3. 1. at Antioch prophets brought up w ith 8. 
 
 2. Holv Ghost said, separate me BarnabasaudS 
 7 . 8 erg'ius Paulus called for Barnabas and 8. 
 
 9. 8. set his eyes on him, and said, O full of all 
 
 21. God gave unto them 8. the sou of Cis 
 
 .See JON.4THA8. 
 
 8CEVA. 
 
 Acts 19. 14, there wore seven sons of one S. a Jew 
 8CYIHIAN. 
 
 Col. 3.11. where there is neither barbarian, S. 
 8EBA. 
 
 Gen. 10. 7 . the sons of Cush, S. and Ilavilah 
 Psal.li.W. the kings of Sheba and 8. shall offer gift» 
 Isa. 43. 3. 1 gave Ethiopia and 8. for thee 
 8EI R. 
 
 Gen. 32. .3. to the land of 8. the country of Edom 
 . 3 . 3 .14. lead softly, till 1 come to my lord to 8. 
 
 .36. 20. these are sonsof 8. 21. 1 Chron. 1 . 38. 
 
 K'um. 24. 18. 8. shall be a possession for enemies 
 Deut. 1. 44. the Amorites destroyed you in .s. 
 
 .33. 2. the Lord camejrom Sinai and rose up fromS. 
 Judg. 5. 4 1 Old, w hen thou wentest out of .8. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 23. made an end of the inhabitants of S. 
 
 25. 11. Amaziah smote of children of 8. 10,(X)J 
 14. he brought the gods of the children of 8. 
 
 lsa.‘2.\. 11. he calleth to me out of 8. watchman 
 Ezek. 25. 8. because that 51oab and 8. do say 
 Mount sEl R. 
 
 Gen. 14. 6..and the Hordes in their mount S. 
 
 36. 8. thus dwelt Esau in mount 8. 9. 
 
 JJeut. 2. 1. we compassed mount .8. many days 
 .5. 1 have given mmint 8. to Esau, .losh. 24. 4. 
 
 1 Chr. 4. 42. of sons of Simeon 50(.) went to moiint .8. 
 
 2 Chr. 20. 10. mount 8. whom wouldst not let invaile 
 
 22. the Lord set ambushmenis against mount 8. 
 
 2.3. Ammon and Jtloab stood up against mount S, 
 
 Ezek. 35. 2. set thv face against mount S. 
 
 3. say to it. behold, O mi unt S. I am against the& 
 7. thus will I make mount .8. most desolate, 15. 
 8ELELC1A. 
 
 13.4. being sent forth, they departed unto S. 
 SEMEI. 
 
 Luke 3. £6. Mattathias which was the son of 8. 
 SENKACHERIB. 
 
 2 Kings 18.13. 8. came up against Judah, J<a. 36.1. 
 19. 16. see and hear the words of S. ha. .37. 17. 
 
 2v>. thou hast prayed to me against .8. Jsa. .37. 21. 
 36. .8. (leparted and dwelt at Nineveh, /,<«. 37..37. 
 Chron. 32. 22. the l.ord saved Hezekiah trom 8. 
 8EPHARVAIM. 
 
 2 17 . 24 . kingof Assyria brtiught men from S. 
 
 18 . 34. where are the gods of 8. f Isa. .36. 19. 
 
 19 . 13. where is the king of S. r Isa. 3". 13. 
 
 SERAI AH. 
 
 2 Sam. 8.17. Zadok the priest, and .8. was the srnbe 
 2 Kings25. 18. the captain ot the guard took a. the 
 chief priest ami Zephaniah, Jer. 52. 24. 
 2.3. there came to Gedaliah, 8. Jer. 4(1. 8. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 14. S. begat Joab | ;35. Josibiah son ot 8. 
 6. 14. Azariah begat S. and S. begat .lehozadak 
 J '.zraJ.l. Ezra the son of 8. || \ch. 10. 2. .8^ sealed 
 Neh. 11. 11. 8. w as ruler of the house ot God 
 
 12. 1. S. the priest went up with Zerubbabrl 
 12. the chief of the fathers ot 8. Meraiah 
 
 Jer. 36.26. the king commanded S. to take Baruch 
 5E 59 . the word which .leremiah commanded S. 
 
 the son of N ei iah, this 8. was a quiet prince 
 61 Jeremiah said to S. when comest to Babylon 
 SKHGIUS PAULUS. 
 
 Iftr 1 . 3 . 7 . S. Paulus a prudent man, the deputy 
 SEIH. 
 
 'en. 5. 3. a son after his image,*and calle<i hrm o. 
 
 6. 8. begat En^s, 1 Chron. 1.1. l.uke .3. txi. 
 8HADRACH. . 8 ee Abed-NEGO. 
 
 SHALIM. , ^ 
 
 Sam. 9.4. S. then they passed thro’ the land of 8. 
 S11ALI8HA. 
 
 Sam, o. 4. he pas.sed through the land of S. 
 
 8HALLUM. , . ^ 
 
 Kinrjs 15.10. S. son of labesh killed Zachanah 
 14. Menahem slew S. son of Jabesh in Samaria 
 
 22. 14. llilkiah the priest vyent to Huldahthepi^ 
 phetess, the wife of S. 2 Chron. 34. 
 Chron. 2.40. of J udah, 8. U 4. 25. of Simeon, 8. 
 
SHE 
 
 SHU 
 
 SIM [Proper Names, 
 
 ] CAr.6. 12 . of Levi, S. || 7.13. S. the son of Naplitali 
 
 9. 17- S. a porter, 19. || 31. S. the Korahite 
 
 2 Chron. 28. 12. Jehizkiah the son of S. stood up 
 Etra 2. 42. the children ot the porters, the cliildren 
 of S. 10 . 24. Neh. 7. 4.5. Jer. 35. 4. 
 
 7. 2. S. the son of Zadok, the son of Ahitub 
 
 10 . 42. S. and Amariah had taken strange wives 
 TW/z. 3. 12. next unto him repaired S. 15." 
 
 Jer. 22. 11. thussaith Lord toucliingS. sonof Josiali 
 32.7. lianameel the son of S.thine uncle shall come 
 SHALMAN KShilt. 
 
 2 Kings 17.3. S. came up against Samaria, 18. 9. 
 SIlA.MdAK. 
 
 Judg. 3. 31. after him was S. the son of Anath 
 
 5. 0. in the days of S. high-wavs were unoccupied 
 SHAMMAli. 
 
 Gen. 36. 13. the son of lleiiel, S. 17 . 1 Chr. 1 . .'! 7 . 
 
 1 Sam. 16 . 9 . S. the son of I esse, I 7 . 13. 1 Chr.". 13. 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 11. after him was S. the Ilararite, 33. 
 
 25.S. the liarodife II1. ChrJ. .37. son of Zophah, S. 
 
 SHAMMUAH. 
 
 JV«»i.l3.4.of Reuben to spy the land,S.sonof Zaccur 
 2 Sam. 3. 14. S. the son of David, 1 Chron. 14. 4. 
 Keh. 11. 17 . Abda son of S. dwelt at Jerusalem 
 SHAPHAN. 
 
 2 Kingsll. .3. king Josiah sent S. the scribe to re¬ 
 pair the house of the Lord, 2 Chron. .34. 8. 
 
 8. Hilkiah gave the book to S. 2 Chro?i. 34. 15. 
 
 12. the king commanded Ahikam the son of S. 
 
 and S. the scribe to inquire of the Lord 
 
 25. 22. Ahikam the son of S. Jer. .39. 14. I 40. 11. 
 Jer. 26. 24. tl)e hand of son ofS. was with Jeremiah 
 29. .3. the words Jeremiah sent by Elasahson of S. 
 
 36.10. read in the chamber of Gemariah son of S. 
 Ezek. 8. 11. in the mi 1st stood Jaazaniah son of S. 
 
 SllAPHA r. 
 
 Nnm. 1.3.5. of the tribe of Simeon,S. to spy the land 
 
 1 Kings 19. I 6 . anoint Elisha son of S. to be prophet 
 
 2 Kings 6. .31 if the liead of Elisha the son of ,S. 
 
 1 Chron. 3. 22. the sons of Shemaiah, Neariali, S. 
 
 5. 12. of the Gadites, S. in Bashan chief 
 27 . 29 .over the herds in valleys was S. son of Adlai 
 
 SHAKEZER. 
 
 2 KingsYi. .37. S. his son smote him, Isa. 37. 38. 
 
 SHARON. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 16. they dweltin all the suburbs of S. 
 
 27 . 29. over the herds that fed in S. was Shitrai 
 Cant. 2. 1. 1 am theroseof S. the lily of the valleys 
 Isa. .3.3.9.S.is like a wilderness, Bashan and Carmel 
 
 35, 2. the excellency of Carmel and .S. given thee 
 
 65.10. S. shall be a fold of flocks and val. of Achor 
 SHEA L ri I'.L. ■'<ee Zerobbabel. 
 
 SHEA R-.IASHUB. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 3. go forth to meet Ahaz, thou and S. 
 SHEBA, SHKBAH. 
 
 Gen. 10 . 7 . son of Raamah S. |1 28. S. sonof.Toktan 
 
 25. .3. Jokshan begat S. and Dedan, 1 Chr. 1. .32. 
 
 26.3.3. Isaac called the well S. city Beer-sheba 
 Josh. 19. 2. Simeon had in their inheritance S. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 1. when queen of S. heard of the fame 
 of Solomon she came to prove him, 2 Chron. 9. I. 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 9. the son of Raamah, S. |122. of Joktan 
 
 5. 1.3. of the children of Gad, S. and .lorai 
 
 Job 3. 19 . the companies of S. waited for them 
 Psal. 72 . 10. kines of.S. and Seba shall offer gifts 
 
 15. to him shall be given of gold ofS. La. 60. 6 . 
 Jer. 6. 20. to what purpose is incense from S. ? 
 Ezek. 27 . 22 . the merchants of S. thy merchants,2.3. 
 38. 13. S. shall say, art thou come to take a spoil ? 
 See Bichri. 
 
 SHEBNA. 
 
 2 Kings 18. 18. when had called to the king there 
 
 came to Rab-shakeh S. the scribe, .37. 
 ha. 36. 3. 
 
 19. 2. Hezekiah sent S. to Isaiah, Isa. .37. 2. 
 
 Isa. 22. 15. go, get thee to this treasurer, S. 
 
 SHECHEM. 
 
 Gen. .33. 18. Jacob came to Shalem a city of.S. 
 
 19. he bought at the hand of Hamor S. father 
 
 34. 2. S. lay with Dinah jl 26. they slew S. 
 
 35. 4. Jacob hid them under an oak that was by S. 
 37 . 12 . went to feed their father’s flock in S. 
 
 14. Joseph came from the valeof Hebron to S. 
 Num. 26. .31. of S. the family of the .Shechemites 
 Josh. 17 . 2 . there was a lot for the children of S. 
 
 20. 7- S. in mount Ephraim, a city of refuge, and 
 
 Hebron in Judah, 21. 21. 1 Chron. 6. 67. 
 
 24. 1. Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel to S. 
 .32. and the bones of Joseph buried they in S. 
 Judg. 8. 31. Gideon’s concubine in S. bare a son 
 
 9. J. At)imelech the son of .lerubhaal went to S. 
 
 7 . Jotham cried, hearken to me, ye men of S. 
 
 20. let fire come out from the men of S. 
 
 28. who is S. l|3l. Gaal and brethren come to .S. 
 
 41. thrust out, that they should not dwell in S. 
 
 57 . the evil of the men of S. did God render 
 
 1 Kings 12. 1. Rehoboam went to S. 2 Chron. 10.1. 
 
 25. Jeroboam built .S. in mount Ephraim 
 
 1 Chron."!. 19. the sons of Shemida, Ahian and S. 
 Psal. 60 . 6. 1 will rejoice, 1 will divide 8. 108. 7. 
 Jer. 41. 5. that there came certain from S. 
 
 SH ELAH. 
 
 Gen. .38.5. Judah’s son S.H 11 . till S. be grown 
 
 26. because that I gave her not to 8. my son 
 
 46. 12. the sons of Judah, Er, Onan.and 8. Nnm. 
 
 26. 20. 1 Chron. 2. 3. 1 4. 21. 
 
 1 Chron. 1. 18. Arphaxad begat S. and S. Eber, 24. 
 SHELEMIAH. 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 14. the lot eastward fell to S. 
 
 F^zra 10.39. S. an I N athan had taken strange wives 
 Neh. 1.3. 1.3. 1 made S. the priest treasurer 
 Jer. 36.14. 8. son of Cushi 1| 26. 8. son of Abdeel 
 8HELUMIEI,. 
 
 Nnm. 1. 6. the prince of Simeon, S. the son of 
 Zurishaddai, 2. 12.1 7. .36.1 10. 19 
 8 HEM. 
 
 Gen. 5. .32. Noah begat S. 6. 10. | 10.1.1 Chr. 1. 4. 
 
 9 . 23. S. took a garment and went backward 
 
 26. Noah said, blessed be the I.ord God of S. 
 
 27 . and he shall dwell in the tents of 8. 
 
 10. 21.thechild''enof S.22. .31. 111 . 10.1 Chr. 1 . 17 . 
 Luke 3. 36. Arphaxad, which was the son of S. 
 
 SHEMAIAH. 
 
 1 Kings 12. 22 . the word of the Lord came to S, 
 the man of God, 2 Chron. 11 . 2. I 12. 7 . 
 1 Chron. 4. .37. of Simeon, Shimri the son of S. 
 
 5. 4. of Reuben, 8 . the son of .Joel 
 
 9. 14. of the Levites S. 16.1 15. 8 , 11.1 24. 6 .1 26. 
 
 4. 6, 7 . 2 Chron. 17 . 8. I 29.14. | 31.15. 1 35.9. 
 Ezra 8. 16. | 10. 21, 31. 
 
 F.zra 8.1.3. S. the son of Adonikam went up 
 Neh. 3. 29 . S. keeper of the east gate, repaired 
 
 6. 10. 1 came to the house of.S. son of Delaiah 
 
 10. 8. S. a priest sealed 1| 12. .34. 8. priest, 42. 
 
 11. 15. of the Levites, S. 12. 6, 18, 35, .36. 
 
 Jer. 26. 20. Uri jah the son of 8. who prophesied 
 
 29. 24^ say to S. the Nehelamite, 31..32. 
 
 36. 12. and Delaiah the son of 8. a prince 
 8HE.MIN ITH. 
 
 1 Chron. 15. 21. with harps on the S. to excel 
 
 SHENIR. 
 
 Deut. 3. 9. which Hertnon the Amorites call S. 
 Cant. 4. 8. look from the top of 8. and Hermon 
 SHEPHATI AH. 
 
 2 Sam. .3. 4. S. the fifth son of David, 1 Chron. .3. .3. 
 1 Chron. 9 . 8. Meshullamson of S. dweltin Jerus. 
 
 12.5. S. the. Haruphite came to David toZiklag 
 
 27 . 16 . the ruler of the .Simeonites was S. 
 
 Ezra 2. 4. the children of.S. 372, Keh. 7 . 9. 
 
 Jer. 38. 1.8. heard the words of Jeremiah to people 
 SHESHACH. 
 
 Jer. 25. 26. the king of 8. shall drink after them 
 51.41. how is S. taken! how is Babylon become 
 8HE8HBAZZAR. 
 
 Ezra 1. 8. he numbered them to S. prince of .Tudah 
 
 11. all these did S. bring up from Babyl. to Jerus. 
 
 5. 14. delivered to 8. whom he had made governor 
 
 16 . S. laid the foundation of the house of God 
 
 SHIBBOLETH. 
 
 Jtidg. 12. 6. say now S. and he said Sibboleth 
 SHIGlONOril. 
 
 Hah. .3. 1. a prayer of Habakkuk the prophet on S. 
 SHILOH for MESSIAH. .See Appellatives. 
 SHILOH. 
 
 Josh. 18. 1. all Israel assembled together at S. 
 
 8. that I may here cast lots for you in S. 10. 
 
 22. 9. Reuben departed from Israel out of S. 
 
 Judg. 18. .31. the time that house of God was in S. 
 
 21. 12. they brought the young virgins to .8. 
 
 19 . there is a feast of the Lord in S. yearly 
 
 21. if the daughters of S. come out to dance 
 I Sam. 1. .3. Elkanah went up to worship in S. 
 
 24. she brought Samuel to house of the Lord in S. 
 
 2. 14. so did the priests in S. to all the Israelites 
 3.21. the Lord appeared again in 8. Lord revealed 
 4. .3. let us fetch the ark of the Lord out of S. 
 
 12. a man came to 8. with his clothes rent 
 
 14. 3. Ahiah son of Ahitub the l,ord’s priest in .S. 
 
 1 Kings 2. 2*. the word against the house of Eli in S. 
 14. 2. get thee to S. to Ahijah the prophet 
 
 4. Jeroboam’s wife arose and went to S. 
 
 Psal. 78. 60 . he forsook the tabernacle of S. 
 
 Jer. 7 . 12. but go ye to my place which was in S. 
 14. I will do to this house as I have done to S. 
 
 26. 6. then will 1 make this house like .S. 9. 
 
 41. 5. there came certain from S. and Samaria 
 
 SHILOAH. 
 
 Isa. 8. 6. this people refuseth the waters of S. 
 SHILONITE. See Ahijah. 
 ■SHIMEAH. 
 
 2 Sam. 13. 3. Amnon had a friend, .Tonadab .son of 
 
 8. David’s brother, 32. | 21. 21. 1 Chron. 
 20. 7- 
 
 1 Chron. .3. 5. S. was born to David in .Jerusalem 
 
 6. 39 . Asaph son of Berachiah, the son of 8. 
 
 SHIMEI. 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 5. S. son of Gera of Raburim, 19. 16. 
 
 1.3. S. went along on the hill’s side and cursed 
 
 1 Kings". 8. thou hast with thee 8. who cursed me 
 . 39 . that two of the .servants of S. ran away 
 4. 18. S. the son of Elah, officer in Benjamin 
 
 1 Chr. .3. 19. S. sonof Pedaiah || 5. 4. 8. son of Joel 
 4. 26. the sons of Mishma, Hamuel, Zaccur, S. 
 
 27 . 8. had sixteen sons and six daughters 
 
 6.17.S.sonofGershom,42.1 2.3.7. |l'29.of Merari 
 
 2.3. 9 . sons of S. 10. II 25. 17- the tenth lot to .8. 
 
 27 . 27 . over vineyards was . 8 . the Ramathite 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 14. the sons of Heman, Jehiel and S. 
 .31. 12. over the dedicated things was S. 1.3. 
 
 Ezra 10. 2.3. 8. had taken a strange vvife, .3.3. .38. 
 Esth. 2. 5. Mordecai son of Jair, the son of .8. 
 
 Zech. 12. 1.3. the family of S. shall mourn apart 
 8HIM8HAI. 
 
 Ezra 4. 8. S. the scribe wrote a letter, 9. 
 
 17 . the king sent an answer to S. the scribe 
 
 SH 1N A R. 
 
 Gen. 10. 10. Accad and Calneh in the land of S. 
 11.2. that they found a plain in the land of S. 
 
 14. 1. in the days of Amraphel king of S. 
 
 Isa. 11. 11. recover remnant from 8. and Hamath 
 Dan. 1.2. which he carried into the land of 8. 
 
 Zech. 5. 11. to build it an house in the land of S. 
 SHI8HAK. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 25. in fifth year of Rehoboam S. king of 
 Lgypt came up asainst Jerusalem, 2 Chr. 12. 2. 
 2Chr. 12. 5. to princes that were gathered together 
 because of S. 1 left you in the hand of .8. 
 
 7 . wrath shall not be poureti out on Jerus. bv S. 
 
 9. 8. took away the treasuresof the house of Lord 
 
 SHiri'IM. 
 
 A5/m. 25.1. Israel abode in 8. peo. began to commit 
 Josh. 2. 1. sent out of 8. two men to spy the land 
 .3. 1. they removed from 8. and came to Jordan 
 Joel 3. 18. and sliall water the valley of .8. 
 
 Mic. 6. 5. Balaam answered him from S.toGilgal 
 SHU AH. 
 
 Gen. 25. 2. Keturah bare Ishbak, 8.1 Chron. 1. .32. 
 38. 2. Judah married the daughter of a Canaanite 
 named 8. 12. 1 Chron. 2. 3. 
 SHUAL. 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 17 . the spoilers turned to the land of S. 
 SHUHU’E. See Bildau. 
 
 SHU LAM HE. 
 
 Cant. 6.13. return, O 8. what will ye see m the S. ? 
 
 SHUNAMMITE. 
 
 1 flTiwgf 1.3.and they found a fair dams. AbishagaS,. 
 
 2. 17 . that he gave me Abishag the 8 . to wife 
 
 22. why dost thou ask Abishag S. for Adonijah ? 
 
 2 Kings 4. 12 . call this S. .36. || 25. yonder is that S. 
 
 SHUSHAN. 
 
 Neh. 1 . 1 . it came to pass as I was in S. the palace 
 Esth. 2. 8 . many maidens were gathered to 8 . 
 
 3. 15. but the city S. was perplexed 
 
 4. 16. gather all the Jews in 8 . and fast for me 
 
 8 . 15. the city of 8 . rejoiced and was glad 
 
 9 . 11. number slain in 8. was brought to the king 
 
 15. the Jews slew in 8. three hundred men 
 
 See Palace. 
 
 SIBMAH. See Vine. 
 
 SIDON, called ZIDON, 1 Chron. 1. 13. 
 
 Gen. 10. 15. Canaan begat 8. his first-born 
 19. the border ot the Canaanites was from S. 
 .Judg. 18. 28. because Laish was far from 8. 
 
 Mar/. 11. 21. if works had been <lone in Eyre and S. 
 
 22. it shall be more tolerable for 8. Luke 10.1.3,14. 
 
 15. 21. Jesus departed into the coasts of Lyre and 8. 
 behold, a woman of Canaan came, lfJark!."i. 
 
 Mark 3.8. they about Lyre and S. came, Luke 6. if. 
 
 7 . 31. departing from the coasts of Lyre and .8. 
 Luke 4. 26. to none sent, save to Sarepta a city of S. 
 Acts 12. 20. Herod was displeased with them of 8. 
 
 27 . 3. and the next day we touched at 8. 
 
 81 HON. 
 
 Num. 21.2.3. 8. would not suffer Isr. to pass thro’ his 
 border, but went out against Israel. Judg. 11.20. 
 
 27 . let the city of S. be built and prepared 
 
 28. a flame is gone out from the city of .8. 
 
 .34. do to him as thou didst to 8. Deut. .3. 2, 6. 
 Dsut. 2. .30. 8. kingof Heshbon would not let us pass 
 .31. behold, I have begun to give S. and his land 
 32. 8. came out against us, 29. 7. Judg. ll. 20. 
 
 31. 4. the Lord shall do to them as he did to .8. 
 Josh. 9 . 10. all that he did to 8. king of Heshbon 
 Judg. 11. 2l. God delivered 8. into hand of Israel 
 Neh. 9. 22. so they possessed the land of 8. 
 
 Jer. 48. 45. a flame shall come from the midst of S. 
 
 81 HON king of the Amorites. 
 
 Num. 21. 21. and Israel sent messengers to S. king 
 of the Amorites, Deut. 2. 2f>.' .Tudg. 11. 19. 
 26. Heshbon was a city of 8. kingof A. .fosh. 12. 2. 
 
 29 . his daughters into captivity to'S. king of Am. 
 .34. as thou didst to 8. king of Amorites, Deut. .3. 2. 
 
 Deut. 1. 4. after he had stain 8. king of Amorites, 
 and king of Bashan, P.ml. 1.35. 11. | 1.36. 19. 
 Josh. 1.3.10. cities of 8. kitig of A. || 21. kingd. of 8. 
 
 1 Kings 4.19. Gebar officer in country of 8. k.of A. 
 
 SIHOR. 
 
 Josh. 1.3. .3. from .8. which is before Egypt to Ekron 
 Jer. 2.18. in way of Egypt to drink the waters of 8. 
 81 LA,8. 
 
 Acts 15. 22. sent S. chief among the brethren, 27 . 
 
 34. it plea.sed 8. to abide there still 
 
 40. Paul chose S. || 16. 19. caught Paul and S. 
 
 16. 25. at midnight Paul and S. prayed and sang 
 29. the gaoler fell down before Paul and S. 
 
 17 . 4. some of them consorted with Paul and S. 
 
 10. sent away 8. by night 1| 18. 5. when S. was come 
 15. receiving a commandment to 8. to come 
 
 SILOAH, SILOAM. 
 
 Neh. .3.15. Shallum repaired the wall of pool of S. 
 JohnQ. 7 . Jesus said, go wash in the pool of 8 . 11. 
 Luke 13. 4. upon whom the tower in 8 . fell 
 SiLVANUS. 
 
 2 Cor. 1. 19. was pl eached among you by me and S. 
 
 1 The.ss. 1.1. Paul, 8. and 'Limotheus to the church 
 
 of Thessalonians, grace be to you, 2 Thess. 1. 1. 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 12. by 8. a faithful brother I have written 
 
 SIMEON. 
 
 Gen. 29 . .33. Leah bare a son and called his name S. 
 
 34. 25. 8. and Levi took each man his swonl 
 
 35. 23. 8. son of T-eah H E.Tod. 1.2. S.son of Israel 
 42. 24. Joseph took from them S. || .36. 8. is not 
 
 4.3. 23. and he brought 8. out unto them 
 
 46. 10. the sons of 8. Exod. 6. 15. Num. 1. 22. 1 
 26. 12. 1 Chron. 4. 24, 42. | 12. 25. 
 
 48. 5. as Reuben and 8. they shall be mine 
 
 49 . 5. S. and Levi, are brethren, they slew a man 
 Num. 1.6. prince of 8. was Shelumiel, 2.12. | 7.36. 
 Deut. 27 . 12. 8. Levi and Judah stand to bless 
 Josh. 19 . 1. the second lot came forth to 8. 
 
 9. S. had their inheritance within Judah 
 
 Judg. 1. 3. S. went with Judah H 17. .ludah with 8. 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 9. the strangers out of .8. fell to Asa 
 .34. 6. so did .losiah in the cities of 8. to Naphtali 
 Ezek. 48. 24. 8. have a portion || .33. one gate of .8. 
 Luke 2. 25. a man in .lerusalem, whose name was 8. 
 
 34. 8. blessed .loseph and IMary, and said to Mary 
 .3. .30. I evi, which was the son of 8. 
 
 Acts 1.3. 1. at Antioch, 8. that was called Niger 
 
 15. 14. 8. hath declared how G. did visit Gentiles 
 
 Tribe of SIMEON. 
 
 Num. 1. 2.3. of the tribe of S. numbered 59,.300 
 2. 12. the tribe of S. shall pitch by Reuben 
 
 10. 19 . over the host of the tribe ofS. Shelumiel 
 
 1.3. 5. of the tribe ofS. Shaphat to spy the land 
 .34. 20. of tribe qfS. Shemuel to ilivide the land 
 
 Josh. 19 . 1. second lot came out for the tribe of 8. 
 
 8. this is the inheritance of the tribe of S. 
 
 21.4. Levites had out ol /r?^^/ 8 . 9. 1 Chr. 6.65, 
 Rev. 7 . 7 . of the tribe of 8 . were sealed 12,000 
 
 81M()N. 
 
 Mat. lO- 4. 8. tlie Canaanite, Mark 3. 18. 
 
 13. 55. his brethren James, .loses, 8. Mark 6. .3. 
 
 16. 17 . Jesus said, blesseil art thou, .8. Bar-joiia 
 
 17 . 25. what thinkest thou, ,8. of whom do kings ? 
 
 26 . 6. in the house of 8. the leper, Mark 14. .3. 
 
 27 . 32. they found a man of Gyrene, .8. by name, 
 
 to bear the cross. Mark 15. 21. Luke 2.3. 26. 
 Mark 1.29. they entered into house of 8. Luke 4. .38. 
 
 14. . 37 . 8. steepest thou ? couldest not thou watch . 
 l,uke 5. .3. into one of the ships, which was .8. 
 
 4. he said unto 8. launch out into the deep 
 
 10. lames and John who were partners with S. 
 
 6. 15. and 8, called Zelotes, Acts 1. 13. 
 
 7 . 40. 8. 1 have somewhat to say unto thee 
 22. 31. 8 . 8 . 8ataQ hath desired to have you 
 
 615 
 
Proper Names.] SOL 
 
 SYR 
 
 TER 
 
 jAikeQ.\. 34. the T/)r<l Ls risen, and hath appea. to S. 
 John 1.41. he first findetli his own brother S. 
 
 42. Jesus said, thou art S. the sou of Jona 
 
 6. 71 ..) udas Iscariot the .son of.S. 12.4.1 1.3.2,26. 
 
 21. 15. S. son of .lonas, Invest thou me? 16, 17. 
 ActsV>. 9. a man, S. who liefore time used sorcery 
 
 13. then S. himself helieve<l also, when baptized 
 9.43. it came to pass that Peter tarried many days 
 at Joppa with one S. a tanner, 10. 6, 17, 32. 
 See Petek. 
 
 SIN. 
 
 JSxod. 16. 1. they came unto the wilderness of .S, 
 
 17 . 1 . Israel journeyeil from .S. Num.S.i. 12. 
 
 .30. 15. anrl 1 will pour my fury upon S. 
 
 16. S. .shall have ;;reat pain. No shall he rent 
 
 SINAI. 
 
 Dent. 33. 2. the Txird came from .S. unto them 
 Judy. 5. 5. the mountains melted, even that S. 
 J^snt. 6S. 8. S. was moved at the presence of God 
 
 17 . the Lord is among them as in S. in holy place 
 
 See Mount. 
 
 .s 1 U 10 N. 
 
 Dent. 3. 9. which llermon the Sidonians call S. 
 29 . 6. Lebanon and .S. like a young unicorn 
 SISKH A. 
 
 Jtofy. 4. 2. the captain of Jahin’s host was .S. 
 
 17 . S. tied away on his feet || 22. .S. lay (lead 
 5.20. the. stars in their courses fought against S. 
 26. an<l with the hammer she smote S. 
 
 28. the mother of S. looked out at a window 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 9 . he sold them into the hand of S. 
 
 £zra 2. 53. the children of 8. Ne.thinims went up 
 
 with Zeruhhahel, /Ve/r7.55. 
 J*sal.Q3. 9. do unto them, as to S. as to Jabin 
 81V.4N. 
 
 E.U/t.Q. 9, the third month, that is, the month S. 
 SMYRNA. 
 
 J}fv. 1. 11. write and send to the cliurch in S. 
 
 2. 8. to the angel of the church in S. write 
 
 SO. 
 
 S,Kinys 17.4. he sent messengers to S. kingof Egypt 
 SODOM. 
 
 Gen. 13.10. before Lord liestroyed S. and Gomorrah 
 
 13. the men of S. were wicked exceedingly 
 
 14. 11. they took all the goods of S. and Gomorrah 
 
 12. they took Ijot who dwelt in S. and liis goods 
 17 . the king of S. went out to meet Abram 
 
 18. 20. Lord said, because the cry of .S. is great 
 26. if 1 tind in S. fifty righteous, 1 will spare 
 
 19 . 24. Lord rained upon S. fire out of heaven 
 I)eut.29.~3. like the overthrow of fi. an<i Gomorrali, 
 
 ha. 13. 19 . .der. 49- 18. | 50. 40. 
 32. 32. their vine is of the vine of S. and Gomorrah 
 Isa. 1. 9. we sliould have been as S. like Gomorrah 
 
 10. hear the word of the Lord, ye l ulers of S. 
 
 3. 9. and they shall declare their sin as .S. 
 
 Jer. 23. 14. they are all of them unto me as S. 
 L.am. 4. 6. greater than the punishment of sin of S. 
 £zek. 16. 46. thy younger sister is S. 48, 49, 55. 
 
 53. when 1 bring again the captivity of S. 
 
 Amos 4. 11. overthrown you, as God overthrew S. 
 Zeph. 2. 9 . as 1 live, surely Moab shall be as S. 
 Mat. 10. 15. it shall be more tolerable for the land 
 
 of S. 11. 24. Mark 6. 11. f.uke 10. 12. 
 XM^el7.29. the same day that Lot went out of .S. 
 Horn. 9 . 29 . had left us a seed, we had been as S. 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 6. turning cities of S. and Gom. into ashes 
 Jude'S- even as S. and Gom. and cities about them 
 liev. 11.8. great city spiritually called S. and Egypt 
 
 SODOMITE. 
 
 Deut. 23. 17 . there shal 1 be no S. of the sons of Israel 
 SODOM H'ES. 
 
 1 /Yrngj 14. 24. there were also S. in the land 
 
 15.12. Asa took awa\ theS. ll 22. 46. .lehosliaphat 
 
 2 Khiys‘S3.'i. Joeiah brake down the housesof the S. 
 
 SOl.OMON. 
 
 2 Sam. 5.14. there was born to David in Jerusalem, 
 
 .S. 1 Chron. 3. 5. | 14. 4. 
 12.24. he called his name S. and God loved him 
 
 1 Kings 1. 10. S. his brother he called not, 19,26. 
 
 13. S. thy son shall reign after me, 17 , 30. 
 
 21. I, and my son S. shall be counted offenders 
 34. God save king S. 39. 1| 4.3. hath made S. king 
 37 . L. hath t>een with David e^ en so be he with S. 
 47 . God make the name of S. better than thine 
 51. let S. swear to me that he will not slay me 
 
 2.1. David charged S. his son || 23. king S. sware 
 46. the kingdom was established in the hand of S. 
 
 3.1. S. made affinity with Pharaoh king of Egypt 
 3. S. loved the Lord |1 10. S. had askecl this thing 
 5. the Lord appeared to S. 9.2.2 C’/;;»w.l.7. | 7 . 12 . 
 
 4.22. S. provision for one day was thirty measures 
 
 29. God gave .S. wisdom exceeding much, 5. 12. 
 34. came to hear the wisdom of S. from all kings 
 
 of the earth. Mat. 12.42. Luke 11. . 31 . 
 
 5.1. Hiram king of Tyre sent his servants to S. 
 
 13. king S. raised a levy out of all Israel 
 
 6.14. so S. built the hou&e and finished it, 2 Chron. 
 
 7 . 11 . Acts 7 . 47 . 
 
 7.51. so was ended all the work that S. made 
 
 8. 1 . S.assembled theeldersof lsrael,2C7^;w^.5.2. 
 
 22. S. spread forth his hands to heaven 
 
 54. when S. made an end of praying, 2 Chron.’S.\. 
 65. S. held a feast H 9 . 26. S. made a navy of ships 
 
 10.1. when the queen of Sheba heard of the fame 
 of .S. she came to prove him, 2 Chron. 9.1. 
 
 24. all the earth sought to .S. 2 Chron. 9. 2.3. 
 
 11. 1. but king S. loved many strange women 
 
 2. S. clave to these in love 1| 4. when S. was old 
 
 5. S. went after Ashtoreth and after lililcom 
 
 6 . S. did evil 1| 7 . built for Ghemosh and Molech 
 
 9 . the Lord was angry with S. |1 27. .S. built Millo 
 
 14. Iladad the Edomite, an aclversary to .S. 
 
 28. S. made Jeroboam ruler over hou.se of Joseph 
 40. S. sought therefore to kill Jeroboam 
 
 43. S. slept with his fathers, and was buried 
 
 12. 2. Jeroboam fled from the presence of S. 
 
 14. 26. shields of gold which .S. made, 2 Chron. 12.9. 
 
 2 KingsZX. 7. of which the Lord said to David and 
 
 to S. I will put my name for ever, 2 Chr. .33.7. 
 1 Chron. 22. 5. S. my son is young and tender 
 
 9. for his name shall be S. || 17 . to help S. 
 
 616 
 
 1 Chtim. 28.6. .S. thy son, he shall build my house 
 9. thou .S. iny son, know the God of thy fathers 
 
 11. David gave to .S. the pattern of the house 
 
 29. l. S. my son, whom God alone hath chosen 
 19 . {jive to .S. my son a perfect heart to keep 
 
 23. .S. sat on the throne of the l.ord as king 
 25. the I/)rd magnifie'l S. excee<lingly before Tsr. 
 
 2 Chr. 2. 17 . ■'4. tiumheredall the strangers in Israel 
 .3. .3. are the things wherein -S. was instrticted 
 
 .30. 26. since time of .S. not such joy in .lerusalem 
 Ezra 2. 55. the children of S. servants. 58. Seh. 7 . 
 
 57 , 60. 111. 3. 
 
 Neh. 12. 45. according to the commandment of S. 
 
 13. 26. did not king S. sin by these things? 
 
 Prov. 1. 1. the proverbs of S. lo. ). I 25. 1. 
 
 Cant. 1. 1. the song of songs which is .S. 
 
 5. I am black, hut comely, as the curtains of S. 
 
 3. 7 . hehoht, his bed which is S. sixty men about it 
 
 11. behold king S. 1| 8.12. .S. must have a thousand 
 8. 11. S. had a vineyard at Eaal-hamon 
 Jer. 52. 20. the sea .S. made was carried away 
 Mat. 1. 6. David begat .S. 1| 7. -S. begat Uolwam 
 
 6. 29- S. in all his glory, not arrayed, Luke. 12.27. 
 
 12. 42. a gi eater than S. is here, l.uke 11.31. 
 
 John 10. 23. and .lesus walked in S. fxirch 
 yiets .3. 11. tlie people ran to them to.S. {)orch 
 
 5. 12. they were all with one accord in S. porch 
 
 SOREK. 
 
 Ju'/g. 16. 4. Samson loved a woman in valley of S. 
 SOS I PATER. 
 
 Horn. 16. 21. Jason and .S. my kinsmen salute you 
 SO.STIIENES. 
 
 Acts 18. 17 . the Greeks took S. an<i l>€'at him 
 1 Cor. 1. 1. Paul and S. to the church at Corinth 
 SPAIN. 
 
 Rom. 15. 24. whensoever 1 take my journey into S. 
 
 28. I will come by you infoS. 
 
 .s i ACli VS. 
 
 Rom. 16. 9. Salute Urbane, and S. my beloved 
 S I EPIIAN AS. 
 
 1 Cor. \. 16. I baptized also the household of S. 
 
 16 . 15. the house of S. the first-fruits of Achaia 
 17 . I am glad ot the coming of S. and Eortunatus 
 STEPHEN. 
 
 Acts 6. 5. they chose S. a man full of faith, 8. 
 
 7 . 59. they stoned .S. calling on God, and saying 
 
 8. 2. devout men carried S. to his burial 
 
 11.19. scattered abroad on the persecution about S. 
 
 22. 20. when the blood of thy martyr S. was shed 
 .SUCCOTH. 
 
 Gen. 33. 17 . Jacob journeyed to S. and made booths 
 for bis Cattle, therefore it is called S. 
 Exod. 12. 37 . Israel journeyed from Rameses to S. 
 
 13. 20. they took their journey from S. Num. .33.5, 6. 
 Josh. 13. 27 . Gad had in the valley, S. and Zaphon 
 Judg. 8. 5. Gideon said to the men of S. give bread 
 
 8._ the men of Penuel answered as the men of S. 
 
 16. with them he taught the men of S. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 46. the kingca.st them in the clay-ground 
 
 between S. and Zarthan, 2 Chron. 4. I 7 . 
 Psal. 60 . 6 . I will mete out the valley of S. 108. 7 . 
 SUCCO ril-BENO TH. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 30. men of Babvlon madeS. their god 
 
 SU-SAN'NA. 
 
 Luke^. 3. Joanna and S. ministered to Christ 
 SYRIA. 
 
 .Tudg. 10. 6. Israel served the godsof S. and Zidon 
 2 Sam. 8. 6. David put gari isons in S. 1 Chr. 18.6. 
 
 15. 8. vowed a vow while I abode at Geshur in S. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 29. for the kings of ,S. did they bring 
 11.25. Hezon abhorred Israel and reigned over S. 
 19 . 15. anoint Ilazael to be king of .S. 2 Kings 13. .3. 
 
 22.1. continued without war between S. and Israel 
 
 2 Kings5. 1. by N aaman deli verance given to S. 
 
 6. 23. the hands of S. came no more into the land 
 
 7 . 5. behold, there was no man in the camp of .S. 
 
 8. 13. Ld. shewed me that thou shalt be king of S, 
 13. 7 . for the king of S. had destroyed them 
 
 17 . he said, the arrow of deliverance from S. 
 
 19. but now thou shalt smite S. but thrice 
 
 16.6. Uezin king of .S. recovered Elath to S. 
 
 2 Chron. 18. 10. with these thou shalt push S. 
 
 24. 23. the host of S. came up against Joash 
 28. 23. because the gods of kings of S. help them 
 Isa.7- 2. saying, S. is confederate with Ephraim 
 8. for heaiiof S. is Damascus, and Rezin of Dam. 
 Ezek. 16 . 57 . reproach of the daughters of S. 
 
 27 . 16 . S. was thy merchant for thy wares 
 Ilos. 12. 12. .lacob fled into the country of S. 
 ylmos 1. 5. the people of S. shall go into captivity 
 Mat. i. 24. his fame went throughout all .S. 
 
 Lukei. 2. when Cyrenius was governor of S. 
 
 Acts 15. 23. send greeting to the brethren in S. 
 
 41. he went through S. and Cilicia confirming 
 18.18. sailed thence into S. 21.3. Ga/. 1. 21. 
 
 See King. 
 
 SYRIAC. 
 
 Dan. 2. 4. the Chaldeans spake to the king in S. 
 SYRIAN. 
 
 Gen. 25. 20. Rebekah daughter of Bethuel the S. 
 
 Laban the S. 28. 5. | .31.20, 24. 
 Deut. 26. 5. a S. ready to perish was my father 
 2 Kings b. 20. my master spared Naainan this S. 
 
 18. 26. speak in the S. language, Isa. 36. 11. 
 
 Ezra 4. 7 . the w riting of the letter was written in 
 the S. tongue, ami interpreted in the S. tongue 
 Luke 4. 27 . none cleansed, saving Naamanthe S. 
 .S'Y III AN S. 
 
 2 Sam. 8. 5. when the .S. of Damascus came to suc¬ 
 cour Iladadezer, David slew of S. 22,t>00 men 
 
 6. the.S. became David's servants, 1 Chr. 18.5, 6. 
 13. when he returned from smiting oftlieS. 
 
 10. 6. the Ammonites sent and hired the .S. 
 
 11. if the S. be too strong forme, 1 Chr. 19. 12. 
 
 19 . so the S. feared to help the children of Am¬ 
 mon any more,l Chron. 19. 19. 
 
 1 KingslO. 20. tlie S. fled and Israel pursued them 
 27 . Israel like little flocks, hut .S. tilled country 
 
 29 . Israel slew of the S. 100,000 in one day 
 
 22. 11. Lord saith, with these shalt thou push the S. 
 
 2 Kings 5. 2. the S. had taken a maid captive 
 6. 9. beware, for thither the S. are come down 
 
 2 Kings!. 4. come, let us fall unto host of the S. 
 6 . I^rd made the host of the S. to hear a noise 
 
 10. we came to camp of the .S. no man wastlierc 
 8 . 28. S. wounded .loram,29. I 9.15. 2 Chr. 22.5. 
 
 13. 5. Israel went out trom under the hand of S, 
 17 . tor thou shalt smite the S. in A phek 
 
 16. 6 . the .S. came to Elath and dwelt there 
 7fa. 9 . 12 . the .S. before, and the Pliilistines behind 
 Jer. 35. 11 . lo Jerusalem for fear of the army of S. 
 Amos 9.1 . have not I brought the S. from Kir? 
 SYROPIIEN ICIAN. 
 
 Mark 7 . 26. tJie woman was a Greek,aS. by nation 
 
 T. 
 
 TABEAL. 
 
 Isa. 7 . 6 . a king in midst of it, even tlie son of T. 
 TAB KRAH. 
 
 Kum. 11.3. he called the name of tlie placeT. 
 Deut. 9. 22. at 1 . he (irovoked the lyjrd to wrath 
 I ABTTHA. 
 
 Acts 9. 36. was at Joppa a disciple named T. 
 
 40. Peter turning to the l)ody,said, T. arise 
 ■J'ABOR. 
 
 Judg. 4. 6 . l.ord said, go and draw toward mount T. 
 
 12 . shewetl that Barak was gone u|) to mount T. 
 8 . 18. what men were they whom ye slew at T. ? 
 
 1 Sam. 10. 3. thou shalt come to the ()lain of T. 
 Ps. 89 .12. 'T. and llermon shall rejoice in thy name 
 Jer. 46. 18. surely, as I . is among the mountains 
 Hos. 5.1. because ye have been a net spread upon T. 
 
 TAD.MOR. 
 
 2 Chron. 8.4. .Solomon built T. in the wilderness 
 
 'TAHAPANES, or 1 EIIAPHN EH Es. 
 
 Jer. 2.16. the children of 'J'. have broken Uie crown 
 4 . 3 . 7 . came tf) Egypt, thus came they even to T. 
 46. It. publish in Noph and i .sav,stand fast 
 Ezek. .30. 18. at T. also the dav shall he darkened 
 TAD PEN L.S. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 19 . pave liim the sister of T. the queen 
 
 TALLTIIA-CU.MI. 
 
 Mark 5. 41. he said unto her, T. damsel, arise 
 
 TA.MAR. [wasT, 
 
 CcM. .38. 6. Judah took a wife for F.r, whose name 
 
 24. was told Judah, T. hath playetl the harlot 
 Ruth 4. 12. thy house like house of Phaicz, whom 
 
 T. hare to .ludah, 1 Chron. 2. 4. Mat. 1. 3, 
 
 2 Sam. 1.3.1. Absalom had a fair sister, named T. 
 2. Amnon fell sick for T. || 22. he forced T. .32. 
 
 14. 27 . Absalom a daughter, whose name was T. 
 Ezek. 47 . 19 . south side southward from T. 
 
 TAMMUZ. 
 
 Ezek. 8.14. there sat women weeping for T. 
 TAKSHISH. 
 
 Gen. 10.4. thesonsof Javan, Elishah,T. 1 Chr. 1.7. 
 
 1 Kings 10. 22. for the king had at sea a navy of'T. 
 
 with a navy of Hiram, 2 Chron. 9. 21. 
 
 2 Chron. 20. .36. joined to make ships to go to 1'. 
 
 . 37 . the ships were broken and not able to go to T. 
 
 Ps. 48. 7 . thou breakest ships of T. with ea.st-wind 
 72 .10. the kings of T. shall bring presents 
 Isa. 2. 16 . the day of the Ix)r(i on all the ships of T, 
 
 23. 1. howl, ye shipsof 1'. it is laid waste, 14. 
 
 6. pass over to T. howl, ye inhabitants of the isle 
 10. pass through thy land, O daughlerof T. 
 
 60 . 9 . the ships of r. shall wait forme 
 66. 19 . I w’ill send those that escape to T. 
 
 Jer. 10 . 9 . silv. spread into plates is brought from T. 
 Ezek. 27 . 12. T. was thy merchant, w iih iron 
 
 25. the ships of T. did sing of thee in thy market 
 .38. 13. the merchants of 1. shall say to thee 
 
 Jonah 1. 3. Jonah rose up to flee unto T. 
 
 4. 2. therefore 1 fled before unto T. for I knew 
 TARSILS. 
 
 Acts 9 . 11. inquire for one Saul of T. he prayeth 
 .30. the brethren sent him forth to T. 
 
 11. 25. Bat iiabas departed to T. to seek Saul 
 21, 39 . 1 am a man who am a Jew of 1'. 22. 3. 
 TAIi TAK. 
 
 2 Kings 17. 31. the A vites made T. their god 
 TEBEI H. 
 
 Esth. 2.16. in the tenth month, which is T. 
 TEKEL. 
 
 Dan. b.‘lb. was written, Mene, IMene, T. LTpharsia 
 27 . T. thou art weighed in the b.ilances 
 'J'EKOAH, or TEKOA. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 2. Joabsentto T. to fetch a wise woman 
 4. wlien the woman of T. spake to the king, 9. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 24. Abiah bare Asher the father of T. 
 4.5. Asher the father of T. had two wives 
 
 2 Chron. 11.6. Reholwam built Etam anti I'. 
 
 20. 20. army' went into the wilderness of T. 
 
 Jer. 6. 1. O Benjamin, blow the trumpet in T. 
 Amos 1. 1. Amos, who was among herdmen of T. 
 TEMA. 
 
 Gen. 25.15. sonsof Ishmael, Iladar, T. 1 Chr. 1.30. 
 Joh 6. 19. the troops of T. looked for them 
 Isa. 21. 14. the inhabitants of T. brought water 
 Jer. 25. 23. 1 made Dedan and T. to drink tlie cup 
 TEMAN. 
 
 Gen. .36. It. the sons of E.liphaz were T. Omar 
 
 15. duke T. duke Kenaz,42. 1 Chron. 1. 53. 
 
 Jer. 49 . 7 . is wisdom no more in T. ? counsel perisV/. 
 
 20. that the Lord hath purposed against T. 
 iUzc/i. 25. 13. 1 will make ittiesolate from T. 
 
 Amos 1.12. but I will send a fire upon T. 
 
 Chad. 9. thy mighty men O T. shall he dismaved 
 llab. 3. 3. God carne from T. Holy One fromJ’aran 
 TELMAN LEE. See Eliphaz. 
 TERAH. 
 
 Gen. 11.24. Nahor begat T. 1 Chron. 1.26, 
 
 26. 'T. begat Abram, 27. .Tosh. 24. 2. [forth 
 31. T. took Abram his .son, and Lot, and went 
 
 TER API! IM. 
 
 Judg. 17 . 5 . the man Micah made anephod and T. 
 18. 14. in these houses is T. || 20. took the T. 
 
 Ilos. 3. 4. Israel shall abide many days without T. 
 TERTIUS. 
 
 Rom. 16.22.1 T, who wrote this epistle, salute you 
 TERTIM.LUS. 
 
 Acts 24. 1. with a certain orator namea T, 
 
 J 
 
TYR 
 
 ZAC 
 
 Z E L [Proper Names, 
 
 Acts 24. 2. T. began to accuse Paul, saying' 
 TETRARCH. i'ee Herou. 
 THEBEZ. 
 
 JuJff. 9. 50. then went Abimelech toT. and took T. 
 a Sam. 11. 21. s^note Abimelech that he died in 1'. 
 THEOPHILUS. 
 
 Luke 1. 3. to write to thee, most excellent T. 
 
 Acts 1. 1. the former treatise have 1 made, O T. 
 Til ESS AEON 1C A. 
 
 Acts 17. 1. atT. was a synagogue of the Jews 
 
 11. these were more noble than those of T. 
 
 27. 2. one Aristarchus of T. being with us 
 Pkif. 4. 16. even in 1'. ye sent once and again 
 2 Tim. 4. 10. for Dentas is departed unto T. 
 THEUDAS. 
 
 Acts 5. 36. before these days rose upT. boasting 
 1 HO.MAS. 
 
 Mat. 10.3. T. and Matthew the publican, apostles, 
 Mark 3. 18. Luke 6. 15. Acts 1. 13. 
 John 11. 16. T. said, let us go and die, with him 
 20. 24. was not with them when .lesus came 
 
 26. T. ws^ with them || 21.2. Simon Peter and T. 
 
 27 . hesaiihto I', reach hither thy finger 
 
 TH UMMIM. See Appellatives. 
 
 THYA l IRA. 
 
 Acts 16. 14. Lj;dia, of city of T. worshipped God 
 .Kez;.l.ll. send it to T. ||2.24. to you and to rest in T. 
 2. 18. to tlie angel of the church in T. write 
 TIBERIAS.. 
 
 John 6.1. sea of Galilee, which is the sea of T, 
 
 23. howbeit there came other boats from T. 
 IIBNI. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 21. half of the people followed T. 
 
 22. Omri prevailed against tliose that followed T. 
 
 TIG L A TTI-P 1L I'.S E K. 
 
 S Kings 15. 29. T. came and took lion and Kedesh 
 16. 7 . Ahaz sent messengeis to 1'. kingof Assyria 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 6. T. carried away Beerah captive 
 26 . God of Israel stirred up the spirit of T. 
 
 2 Chron. £8. 20. T. came and distressed Ahaz 
 
 llMTs A l’H. 
 
 Gen. .38. 12. Judah went to his shearers in T. 
 
 Judg. 14.1. Samson went down to T. saw a woman 
 n.MOlTIEUS. 
 
 Acts 16 . 1. acertain disciple there named T. 
 Rom.Ku 21. I . my workfellow saluteth you 
 iGor. 16 .10. if r. come I1 2 Cor. ]. 1. T. our brother 
 2 Cor. 1. 19 . who was preached even by me and T. 
 Phil- 2. 19 . 1 trust in tlie Lord to send f. to you 
 1 I'hess. 3.2. we sent T. to establish and comfort you 
 1 Tim. 1. 2. to T. my own son, 18. 2 Tim. 1. 2. 
 Tied. 13.23. our brother T. is set at liberty 
 TIRSIIAI flA. 
 
 Ezra 2. 63. T. said, they should not eat, Keh.7.65. 
 Kelt. 7 . 70- the T. gave gold to the treasure 
 
 10. 1. those tliat sealed were Kehemiah the T. 
 flRZAlI. 
 
 Kum. 26. 33. TIoglah, Mihah, and T. daughters of 
 Zelophehad, 2?. 1 . | 36. 11 . Josh. I 7 . 3 . 
 Josh. 12. 24. Joshuasmote the kingofT. 
 
 1 Kings 14. 17 . Jeroboam’s wife came to T. 
 
 15. 21. Baasha dwelt and reigned in '1‘. 33. 
 
 16 . 8. Elah reigned in 1'. I1 15. Zimri reigned inT. 
 
 17 . Omri besieged T. |{ 2.3. Omri reigned in T. 
 
 2 Kingslb. 16. Menahem smote coasts from T. 
 Cant. 6. 4. thou art beautiful, O my love, as T. 
 
 TISIlBIi E. S'reELiJ.4H. 
 
 TITUS. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 13. I had no rest, because I found not T. 
 
 7 . 6. God com.'^oi ted us by the coming of T. 
 
 13. yea the more joyed we for joy of T. 
 
 14. even so our boasting which I made before T. 
 
 8. 6. wedesired T.il Gal. 2. 1. I took T. with me 
 16. the same earnest care into the lieart of T. 
 
 23. whether any inquire of T. he is my partner 
 S.2. 18. I desired T. did 1'. make a gain of you ? 
 
 Cal. 2. .3. nor was, T. compelled to be circumcised 
 2 'Tim. 4. 10. T. is departed to Dalmatia 
 lOBIAII. 
 
 Ezra 2. 60. children of T. not shew father’s house 
 Keh.M. 10. Sanballat and T. heard, 19.1 4.7. | 6. 1. 
 
 6. 12. T. had hired him || 14. my God, think of T. 
 
 19 . and J'. sent letters to put me in fear 
 13. 4. Eliashib the priest was allied to T. 
 
 8. 1 cast forth all the household-stuff of T. 
 
 I OGARMAll. 
 
 Gen. 40. 3. sons of Gomer, Kiphath, T. 1 Chr. 1.6. 
 E~ek. 27" 14. they of the house of T. traded 
 TOLA. 
 
 Oett. 46.1.3. T. the son of Issachar, 1 Chron. 7 . 1 . 
 Jitdg. 10 . 1 . T. son of Puah arose to defend Israel 
 TOPIIET. See Appellatives. 
 
 TROAS. 
 
 Acts 16. 8. passing by illysia they came to T. 
 
 11. loosing from T. || 20. 5. tarried for us at T. 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 12. when 1 came to T. to preach Christ 
 2 Tim. 4. 13. the cloak I left at T. bring with thee 
 TRYPliE^'A, TRYPHOSA, Rom. 16 . 12 , 
 
 ^ TUBAL. 
 
 Gen. 10.2.sonsof.Tapheth, Javan,T. 1 Chron. 1. 5 
 Jsa. 66. 19 . I will send those that escape to T. 
 Ezek. 27 . 13. Javan, T. they were thy merchants 
 .32. £6. there is Meshech, T, and her multitude 
 ‘ 38. 2. thechiet prince of Meshech and T.3.1 39.1 
 lYCHICUS. 
 
 Acts 10. 4. T. of Asia accompanied Paul 
 Eph.b. 21. T. shall make known to you all things 
 Col. 4. 7- R'l niy state shall T. declare unto you 
 ^ I tm. 4. 12. and T. have I sent to Ephesus 
 Tit. 3.12. when I shall send T. unto thee 
 TYRANNUS. 
 
 Acts 19 . 9. disputing in the school of one T. 
 TYKE. 
 
 Jo.<ih. 19 . 29. coast turneth to the strong city T. 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 7- they came to the strong hold of T. 
 
 1 Kings 7 . 13. Solomon fetched Hiram out of T. 
 14. his father was a man of T. 2 Chron. 2. 14. 
 
 9. 12. Hiram came out from T. to see the cities 
 Ezra 3. 7 . they gave meat and drink to them of T. 
 Leh. 13. 16. there dwelt men of T. also therein 
 Psal. 45. 12 . the daughter of T. shall be there 
 83. 7 . Philistines, with the inhabitants of T. 
 
 Pi, 87- 4. Philistia and T. || 7ia. 23.1. burden of T. 
 Isa. 23. 5. they shall be pained at the report of T. 
 8 . who hath taken this counsel against 1 '. ; 
 
 15. T. shall be forgotten || 17 . Lord will visit!'. 
 Joel 3. 4. yea, what have ye to do with me, O T. ? 
 iMat. 11 . 21 . works had been done in !'. Luke 10 . 1 . 3 . 
 Acts 12. 20. IIero<l was displeased with them of T. 
 See King, Siuon. 
 
 TYRUS. 
 
 Jer. 25. 22.1 made all the kings of T. to drink 
 27 . 3. send the^y'okes to the kings of T. and Zidon 
 47 . 4 . to cut oft from I', and Zidon every helper 
 Ezek. 26. 2. because T. said against Jerusalem, aha 
 .3. behold, I am against thee, O T. 
 
 27 . 2. son of man, take up a lamentation for T. 
 
 32. what city like T. like the destroyed in the sea I 
 
 28. 2. son of man. say to the prince of I. 
 
 12. take up a lamentation on the king of T. 
 
 29. 18. to serve a great service against T. 
 
 Hos. 9 . 13. Ephraim, as 1 saw '1 . is planted 
 Amos 1. 9 . for three transgressions of I. and four 
 
 10. I will send afire on tlie wall of T. 
 
 Zech. 9 . 2 . T. and Zidon, though it be very wise 
 3. T. build herself a strong hold, heaped up silver 
 
 U. 
 
 UCAL. 
 
 Prov. 30. 1. the man spoke to Ilhiel and U. 
 UPHAKSIK. 
 
 Dan. 5. 25. was written, Mene, Mene, Tekel, U. 
 UPHAZ. 
 
 Jer. 10. 9. and gold is brought from U. 
 
 Dan. 10. 5. his loins were girded witli gold of U. 
 UR. 
 
 Gen. 11. 28. Haran died before his father in U. 
 
 15. 7- brought thee out of U, of Chaldees, Neh. 9 . 7 . 
 
 1 Chr. 11. 35. Eliphal the son of U. a mighty man 
 
 URL 
 
 Erod. 31. 2. I called Eezaleel the son of U. .35. .30. 
 
 I 38. 22. 1 Chron. 2. 20. 2 Chron. 1. 5. 
 
 1 Kings 4. 19. Geber theson of U. was in Gilead 
 Ezra 10. 24. Shallum, I elem, and U. porters 
 URIAH, called URIJAH, Neh. .3. 21. i 8. 4. 
 
 1 Sam. 11.3. is not this Bath-sheba the wife of U.? 
 6. send me U. [| 14. sent it by U. 11 21. U. is dead 
 12. 9. thou hast killed U.the Hittite with sword 
 23. 39. U. one of David’s worthies, 1 Chr. 11, 41. 
 
 1 Kings 15.5. save only in the matter of U. 
 
 Ezrais. 33. vessels weighed by lileremoth son of U. 
 Neh. 3. 4. next repaired Meremoth the son of U. 
 Isa.%.1,. I took faithful witnesses, U. the priest 
 Mat. 1. 6. David begat .Solomon of the wife of U. 
 
 URIJAH. 
 
 2 Kings 16. 10. Ahaz sent U. the fashion of the altar 
 
 16 . tlius did U. as king Ahaz commanded 
 
 Jer. 26. 20. U. prophesied ll 21. U. tied into Egypt 
 URIM. See Apellatives. 
 
 ^ UZ. 
 
 Gen. 10.2.3. the children ot Aram ; U. IIuI, Gether 
 36. 28. children of Dishan ; U. Aran, 1 Chr. 1.42. 
 
 1 Chr. t. 17 . the sons of Shem ; Lud, Aram, and U. 
 Job 1 . 1 . there was a man in land of U. named Job 
 Jer. 25. 20.1 rnaxJe the king of U. to drink the cup 
 Lam. 4. 21 . rejoice, O daughter of Edom, in U. 
 
 UZZA, UZZAli. 
 
 2 Sam. 6. .3. U. and Ahiodrave the cart, 1 Chr. 13.7. 
 6. U. put forth his hand to the ark, 1 Chr. 13. 9. 
 
 8. because the Lord had made a breach upon U. 
 
 2 Kings 11. 18. Manasseh buried in garden of U. 
 26. Amou II1 Chr. 6.29. sons of .Merai i, Mahli, U. 
 
 1 Chron. a. 7 . he removed them, and begat U. 
 Ezral. 49 . the children of U. Neh. 7 . 51. 
 
 UZZIAH, called AZARIAH, OZIAS. 
 
 2 Kings 15.13. Shalluin to reign in .39th year of U. 
 .34. Jotham did as his father U. h^d done 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 24. a son of Kohath, U. and Shaul 
 11.44. U. the Ashterathite, a valiant man 
 £ 7 . 25. over the storehouses was the son of U. 
 
 2 Chron.16. 1. a|l the people made U. king 
 
 8. the Ammonites gave girts to U. and his name 
 
 18. it pertaineth not to thee, U. to bum incense 
 
 21. U. the king was a leper to the day of his death 
 Ezra 10.21. U. sonot Hai nn had taken strange wife 
 Neh. 11. 4. at Jerusalem dwelt Athaiah son of U. 
 Isa. 1. 1. .saw in days of U. Hos. 1. 1. Amos 1. 1. 
 
 6. 1. in the year king U. died, 1 saw the I.X)rd 
 Zech. 14.5. before the earthquake in the days of U. 
 ]S[at. 1,8. Joram begat Ozias N 9. Oz. begat Joatham 
 
 UZZIEL. 
 
 Ezod. 6. 18. the sons of Kohath, Amram, Izhar, U. 
 
 Num. 3. 19. 1 Chron. 6.2, 18. 1 23. 12. 
 
 22. the sons of U. Lev. 10. 4. Num. .3. .30. 1 Chr. 
 
 15. 10. 1 2.3. 20. 1 24. 24. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 42. of Simeon had U. tor their captain 
 
 7 . 7. U. son ot Bela || 25. 4. U. the son of Heman 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 14. sons of .leduthun ; Shemaiah, U. 
 Neh. 3. 8, U. of the goldsmiths repaired next 
 
 V. 
 
 VASHTI. 
 
 Esth. 1. 9. V. the queen made a feast for women 
 12. queen V. i efused to come at king’s command 
 
 19 . that V. come no more before king Ahasuerus 
 2. 17 . the king made Esther queen instead of V. 
 
 Z. 
 
 ZACCHEUS. 
 
 Luke 19 . 5. Z. make haste and come down 
 ZACHARIAH, ZECH ARIA 11. 
 
 2 Kings 14. 29. Z. son of .Jeroboam reigned, 15. 8,11. 
 18.2. Ahi the daughter of Z. 2 Chron. 29. 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 5. 7- chief of the Reubenites, Jeiel, Z. 
 
 9 . 21. Z. of laivites, ixirter. 15. 18, £0, 24, 1 26. 2, 
 .37.Geder, Ahio, Z. and Mickloth 
 16. 5. next to Asaph, Z. || 24. 25. of Isshiah, Z. 
 
 26.11. Z. tlie fourth sou of Hosah I 
 
 1 Chron. 26. 14. Z. son of Shelemiah, wise connsell. 
 27 . 21. ruler in Gilead was Iddo the son of Z. 
 
 2 Chron. 17 . 7 . Jehoshaphat sent to Z. to teach 
 
 20. 14. on Jahaziel son of Z. came the Spirit 
 
 21 . 2. Jehiel and Z. the sons of Jehoshaphat 
 
 24. 20. the Spirit of God came u(>on Z. 
 
 26. 5. Uzziah sought God in the days of Z. 
 
 29. 13. of the sons of Asaph, Z. sanctified himself 
 .34. 12 . Z. ot the Kohathites was overseer 
 .35. 8 . Hilkiah, Z. rulers of the house of God 
 Ezra b. 1 . Z. theson of Iddo prophe.sied to the 
 Jews in Judah, 6 . 14. Neh. 12. 16. 
 8 . 3. of the sons of Pharosh, Z. || 11 . of Bebai, Z. 
 
 10 . 26. Elam. Z. ll Neh. II. 4. Z. sou of Amariah 
 Kelt. 8 . 4. and on Ezra’s lelt hand stood Z. 
 
 11.5._Z. the son of .shiloni 11 12 . Z. son of Pashur 
 
 12. 35. Z. Son ot Jonathan || 41. Z. w ith trumpets 
 Isa. 8 . 2 . Z. thesonof Jeberechiah and Uriah priest 
 Zech. 1 . 1 . Z. tJieson of Barachiah, the son of Iddo 
 the prophet, 7. 1. Mat. 23. .35. Luke 11 . 51. 
 Luke 1. 5. Z. a priest ot the course of Abia 
 
 13. tear not, Z. || 59. and they called him Z. 
 ZADOK. 
 
 ISam. 8 . 17- Z. and Abimelech were the priests 
 
 15. 29 . Z. and Abiathar carried the ark ot God 
 .35. hast thou not with thee Z. and Abiathar? 
 20.25. Z. and Abiathar were priests, 1 Ki 7 igs 4 . 4 . 
 
 1 Kings 1. 8. hut Z. was not with Adonijah, 26. 
 
 45. Z. and Kathan have anointed him king 
 
 2. 35. and Z. the priest did the king put in the 
 room of Abiathar, 1 Chron. 29. £2. 
 
 4. 2. Azariah the son of Z. the priest 
 
 2 Kings 15. 33. Jerusha the daughter of Z. was 
 
 Jotham's mother, 2 Chron 27 . 1. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. 8. Ahitub begat Z. 12. 5,3. I 9. 11. I 18.16. 
 
 12. 28. Z. a young man, mighty man of valour 
 
 24.3. both Z. of thesonsof Eleazar, and Ahimelech 
 27 . 17* of the Aaronites, Z. was captain 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 10. the chief priest of the house of Z. 
 Ezra 7 . 2. (he son of Shalluin, the son of Z. 
 
 Neh. .3, 4. Z. repaired, 29. || 10. 21. Z. sealed 
 
 11. 11. of the priests, the son of Z. Meshullam 
 
 13. 13. I made Z. the scribe treasurer of treasuries 
 Ezek. 40. 46. these the sons of Z. 43. 19. | 44. 15. 
 
 48.11. it shall be for priests sanctified of sens of Z. 
 ZALMUKKA. 
 
 Judg. 8. 5. I am pursuing after Zeba and Z. 
 
 6. the hands of Zeba and Z. in thy hand, 15. 
 
 21. and Gideon arose and slew Zeba and Z. 
 
 Pffl/. 83.11. make all their pi inces as Zeba and Z. 
 
 ZA RAH. See also ZERAH. 
 
 Gen. .38. 30. Judah’s .son was called Z. 46. 12. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 4. I'amar bare Pharez and Z. Mat. 1. .3. 
 6. the sons of Z. ZimrL and Ethan, and Heman 
 ZARl PHATH. 
 
 1 hingt 17 . 9 . get thee to Z. 1| 10. he went to Z. 
 Obad. 20. the captivity of Israel shall possess to Z. 
 ZEBAII. Za L.MliNN.4. 
 ZEBEDEE. 
 
 Mat. 4. 21. in a ship w ith Z. their father, mending 
 10 , 2 . now the names of the apostles, James and 
 John the sons of Z. 26. .37. Mark 1 . 19 . | .3 17 
 I 10 . .35. Luke 5. Id. John 21. 2 . 
 
 20. 20. came to him the mother of Z. childi'. 27.56. 
 Mark 1. 20. they left their father Z. in the ship 
 ZEBOIM. 
 
 Gen. 14.2. kingof Z. |l Dent. 29.23. overthrow of Z, 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 18. the 'alley of Z. to the wilderness 
 Neh. 11. .34. the children of Benjamin dwelt at Z. 
 Hos. 11. 8. Israel, how shall 1 set tliee at Z. ^ 
 ZEBUL. 
 
 Judg. 9. 28. theson of Jeruhbaal, and Z. his officer 
 41. Z. thrust out Gaal and his brethren 
 ZEBULUN. 
 
 Gen. .30. 20. Leah called his name Z. 
 
 .35.2.3. thesonsof Leah. Reuben. Simeon, Judah, Z. 
 46. 14. the sons of Z. Num. 1. .30. | 26. 26. 
 
 49. 13. Z. shall liwell at the haven of the sea 
 Num. 1 .9- ofZ. Eliah captain, 2 . 7 . | 7 . 24. | 10 . 16, 
 Dent.17. 13. mount Ebal tocurse; Reuben. Gad. z! 
 .33, 18. of Z. he said, rejoice Z. in thy going out 
 Josh. 19 . 10. the third lot came up for Z. 
 
 Judg. 1. 30. nor did Z. drive out the inhabitants 
 
 4. 10. Barak called Z. and Naphtalito Kedesh 
 
 5. 14. and out of Z. they that handle the pen 
 
 18. Z.and Kaphtali a people jeoparded their lives 
 
 6. .35. he sent messengers to Z. and they came 
 
 12. 12. Elon was buried in the country of /.. 
 
 1 Chron. 27 . 19 . of Z. Ishmaiah was the ruler 
 
 2 Chron. .30. 11. divers of Z. humbled themselves 
 Psal. 68. 27 . the princes of Z. and K'aphtali 
 
 Isa. 9. 1. at first he lightly afflicted the land ofZ. 
 Ezek. 48. 26. Z. a portirn ll 3.3. one gate of /. 
 
 Mat. 4. 13. in the borders of Z. and Kephthalim 
 15. the land of Z. and K ephthalim beyond Jordan 
 7’rtie e/ZEBULUN. 
 
 Num. 1. .31. numbered of the ttibe of Z. 57,400 
 2. 7- then the tribe of Z. EJiab captain, 10. 16. 
 
 1.3. 10. of the tribe of Z. Gaddiel to spy the land 
 .34. 25. prince of the tribe of Z. to div ide the land 
 
 Josh. 21. 7 . out of the tribe of Z. twelve cities were 
 given to the Levites, .34. 1 Chron. 6. 63,77. 
 Rev. 7 . 8. of the tribe of Z. w ere sealed 12,000 
 ZEDEKIAH. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 11. Z. made horns of iron, 2 Chr. 18. 10. 
 
 24. Z. smote Micaiah on cheek, 2 Chron. 18. 2.3.* 
 
 2 Kings 14. 17. kin<’of Baby 1. changed his name toZ. 
 
 25. 7* they slew'the sons of Z. and put out the 
 
 eyes of Z. .fer. 39. 6. 7.1 .52. 10, 11. 
 
 1 Chron.?,. 15. son of Josiah, Z. j| 16. .lehoiakitn 
 
 2 Chron. 36. 10. he made Z. his brother king 
 Jer.lX. 7 . I will deliver Z. and his people 
 
 29. 22. the l/vrd make thee like Z. anil Ahab 
 .32. 4. Z. shall not escape from the Uhaldeans 
 5. he shall lead Z. to Babylon, there shall he be 
 .39. 5. the army overtook Z. in the plains, 52. 8. 
 Zl’.EB. .'<ee Orf.b. 
 ZELOPHEHAD. 
 
 Num.16.??. Z. had nosons, hut daughters, Jo.«/ 4 . 17 .. 3 , 
 27 . 7. the daughters of Z. speak right, surely give 
 36. 11. the daughters of Z. W'ere married 
 ZELOTES. See Simo.n. 
 
 617 
 
Proper M AMES.] ZIL 
 
 ZIO 
 
 z uz 
 
 ZELZAH. 
 
 1 Sam. 1C. 2. two men by ]lache!’s sepulclire at Z. 
 
 ZEN AS. . . 
 
 Tit. 3. 13. bring Z. the lawyer on his journey 
 ZEPHANIAH. 
 
 2 Kings 25.18. took Z. second priest, Jer. 52. 24. 
 
 1 Chron. 6. .36. Z. of the sons of the Kohathites 
 Jer. 21. 1. when Zedekiali sent Z. to lereiniah 
 
 29. 25. thou hast sent letters in thy name to Z. 
 
 29. Z. read this letter in the ears ot .leremiah 
 37. 3. Z. the son of iVJaaseiah the priest 
 Zeph. 1.1. the word came toZ. the son of t^ustii 
 Zech. 6. 10. go into the house of .losiah son or Z. 
 
 14. the Clowns shall be to Hen the son ot Z. 
 ZERAH. See also ZARAH. 
 
 Ge?!. .36. 1.3. the son of Reuel.Z. 17- 1 Chron. 1..37. 
 
 .3.3. .lohab the son of Z. reigned, 1 Chron. 1. 44. 
 Hum. 26.1.3. of Z. the family ofthe Zarhites, 20. 
 Josh. 7.1. the son of Zabdi, the son of Z. 
 
 22. 20. did not Achan son ot Z. commit a trespass 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 24. sons of .Simeon were Z. and Shaul 
 
 6. 21. Z. son of Iddo H 41. F.thni the .sonot Z. 
 
 9. 6. ofthe sons of Z. .leiiel dwelt in Jerusalem 
 
 2 Chr. 14. 9. Z. the F.lhiopian came agaimst Asa 
 Heh. 11. 24. Pelhahiah ot the children ot Z. 
 
 ZERESII. . 
 
 JLsth. 5.10. Ilaman called for Z. his wife 
 ZERURRAF.FL. 
 
 1 Chron. 3. 19. the son of Pedaiah, Z. sons ot Z. 
 JLzra 2. 2. which came up with Z. Heh. 12. 1. 
 
 3. 2. Z. the son of Shealtiel, 8. I 5. 2. 
 
 Heh. 12. 47 . Israel in the days of Z. gave portions 
 Hag. 1.1. the word of the l.ord by Ilaggai to Z. 
 
 12. then Z. obeyed the voice ot the Loi\l 
 14. the Lord stirred up the spirit ot Z. 
 
 2. 4. yet now be strong, O Z. ll 21. speak to Z, 
 Zech. 4. 6. this is the word of the I.ord unto Z. 
 
 7 . before Z. thou shalt become a plain 
 9. the hands of Z. have laid the foundation 
 ZF.RUIAH. 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 18. there were three sons of Z. there 
 .3. .39. the sons of '/.. be too hard for me 
 
 8. 16. .loab son of Z. over the host, 1 Chr. 18. 15. 
 16.10. and the king said, what have 1 to do with 
 you, ye sons of Z. i 19. 22. 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 16. whose sisters were Z. and Abigail 
 
 Z1I-5A. 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 2. art thou Z. ? ll 10. Z. had fifteen sons 
 16 . 4. the king said to Z. thine are. all that pertain 
 19. 29 . J said, thou and Z. divide the laud 
 
 ZIBEON. 
 
 Gen. 36. 2. Anali the daughter of Z. the Hivite, 14. 
 24 these are the children ot Z. 1 Chr. 1.40. as he 
 fed the asses of Z. his father \\ 29. duke Z. 
 ZIDOW. 
 
 Gen. 49. 13. Zebulun’s border shall bs to Z. 
 
 Josh. 11. 8. Israel chased them to great Z. 
 
 19 . 28. Hammon and ivanah, even unto great Z. 
 Judg. 10.6. Israel did evil, and served the gods of Z. 
 18. 28. no deliverer, because it was tar from Z. 
 
 1 Kings 17. 9. Zarephaih, which belongeth to Z. 
 Zzra .3. 7 . they gave drink unto them of Z. 
 
 Jsa. 23. 2. whom the merchants of Z. replenished 
 
 4. be thou asliamed, O Z. the sea hath spoken 
 12. O thou oppressed virgin, daughter ot Z. 
 
 Jer. 25. 22. all the kings of Z. shall drink 
 
 27 . 3. send bonds and yokes to the king ot Z. 
 
 47-4. to cutoff from Ij re and Z. every helper 
 Ezek. 27 . 8 . the inhabitants of Z. thy mariners 
 28.21. setthy face against Z. and prophesy against 
 22. and say, behold, 1 am against thee, O Z. 
 Joels. 4. what have ye to do with me, Ol'yre and Z. 
 Zech. 9. 2. 'iyrus and Z. though it be very wise 
 ZIDONIAISIS. 
 
 Judg. 10.12. the Z. and Amalekites did oppress you 
 18. 7 . they dwelt careless, after manner of the Z. 
 
 1 Kings 11.1. tuit king Solomon loved wonienot Z. 
 
 3.3. they worshipped Ashtoretli, goddess ot Z. 
 Ezek. .32. .30. Z. that are gone down with tlie slain 
 Z I'F. 
 
 1 Kings 6. 1. the month Z. which is the second 
 37 . the foundation was laid in the month Z. 
 ZIKLAG. 
 
 1 Sam. 27- 6. Achish gave Z. to David 
 
 30.14. we burnt Z. W^Sam. 4.10.1 slew them in Z. 
 
 2 Sarn. 1 1. David had abode two days in Z. 
 
 1 Chron. 4. .30. they dwelt at Z. Heh. 11. 28. 
 
 12. 1. they that came to David to Z. 20. 
 ZILPAH. 
 
 Gen. 29.24. Laban gave to Leah Z. for an handmaid 
 
 1 
 
 Gen. .30. 9. Leah gave Z. her maid to Jacob to wife 
 
 10. Z. I^eah’s maid bare Jacob a son, 12. 
 
 .35. 26. the sons of Z. Gad and Asher, 46. 18. 
 
 37 . 2. the lad was with the sons of Z. 
 
 ZIMKI. 
 
 Hum. 25. 14. the Israelite that was slain was Z. 
 
 1 Kings 16. 9. Z. conspired against Flab, 16. 
 
 15. Z. reigned seven days in lirzah 
 
 2 Kings 9. .31. had Z. peace, who slew his master? 
 
 1 Chron. 2. 6. the sons of Zerah Z. and Ethan 
 8. .36. Z. the son of .lehoadah || 9. 42. of .Jarali 
 
 Jer. 25. 25. 1 made all the kings of Z. to drink 
 ZIM. 
 
 Hum. 13. 21. they searched from wilderness of Z. 
 20. 1. congreg. came to the desert of Z. .3.3. .30. 
 
 27 . 14. ye rebelled in therlesert of Z. Deut. 32.51. 
 ZION. 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 7. nevertheless, David took strong hold of 
 
 Z. the same is ihecity of David, 1 Chron. 11. 5. 
 
 1 KirigsS. 1. the city of Dav. which is Z. 2 Chr. 5. 2. 
 P.sal. 2. 6. I set my king on my tioly hill of Z. 
 
 48. 12. walk about Z. and go round about her 
 51.18. do good in thy good pleasure unto Z. 
 
 69. .35.forGod will saveZ.and build cities of .ludah 
 ^ 7 . 2. the Lord loveth the gates of Z. more than 
 
 5 . be said of Z. this and that man was born there 
 97.8. Z. heard and was glad, .ludah rejoiced 
 102. 13. thou shalt arise and have mercy on Z. 
 
 16. when the Lord shall build up Z. he shall ap- 
 
 jrear in his glory 
 126. 1. when the Lord turned the captivity ot Z. 
 129. 5. let them be turned back that hate Z. 
 
 1.32.13. the Lord hath chosen Z. he desired it 
 
 13.3. 3. as the dew on the mountains of Z. 
 
 1 . 37 . 1. yea, w-e w'ept, whe we remembered Z. 
 
 3. saying, sing us one of the songs of Z. 
 
 116. 10. the Lord shall reign, even thy God, O Z. 
 147' 12. praise the L. O .lei us. praise thy G. O Z. 
 149 . 2 . let the children of Z. be joy ful in their King 
 Isa. 1. 27 . Z. shall be redeemed with judgment 
 12. 6. cry out and shout, thou inhabitant of Z. 
 
 14. .32. that the Lord hath founded Z. and poor 
 33. 5. the Lord hath filled Z. with judgment 
 20. look on Z. H .35. 10. come to Z. with songs 
 .34. 8. year of recompences for controversy of Z. 
 
 40. 9. O Z. that bringest good tidings, get up 
 
 41. 27 . the (irst shall say to Z. heir .Id them 
 
 49 . 14. butZ. said, the Lord hath forsaken me 
 51. .3. for the Lord shall comfoi t Z. will comfort 
 
 11. the redeemed shall come with singing to Z. 
 
 16. and say unto Z. thou art my people 
 
 52.1. awake, awake, put on thy strength, O Z. 
 
 7 . that Saith untoZ. thy God reignetli 
 
 8. when the Lord shall bring again Z. 
 
 59. 20. and the Redeemer shall come to Z. 
 
 60 . 14. call thee the Z. of the holy One of Israel 
 62. 1. for Z. sake will I not hold my peace 
 
 64. 10. Z. is a wilderness, .lerusalem a desolation 
 66. 8. as soon as Z. travailed, she brought forth 
 
 Jer. 3. 14. turn, 1 will bring you to Z. 
 
 4. 6. set up the standard towards Z. stay not 
 14. 19 . hast thou reject. Jud. ; tliy soul loathed Z. 
 26. 18. Z. shall be |)lowed like a field, 3Jic. 3. 12. 
 
 30. 17 . this is Z. whom no man seeketh after 
 
 31. 6. arise ye, and let us go up to Z. to the Lord 
 
 12. they shall come and sing in the height of Z. 
 
 50. 5. they shall ask the way to Z. saying, come 
 
 51. 35.shall the inhabitant of Z. say, and my blood 
 Lam. i. 4. the ways of Z. do mourn, because 
 
 17 . Z. spreads forth her hands, none to comfort 
 
 4. 2. the precious sons of Z. comparable to gold 
 
 5. 18. because the mountain of Z. is desolate 
 Joel 2. 23. be glad, ye childi en of Z. and rejoice 
 Amos. 1. 2. he said, the Lord will roar from Z. 
 yiVfc.3.10.they build up Z.with blood,and Jerusalem 
 4. 2. for law shall go forth of Z. word from Jerusa. 
 
 11. nations that say, let our eye look upon Z. 
 Zech. 1. 14. I am jealous for Z. with great jealousy 
 17 . cry, saying, the Lord shall yet comfort Z. 
 
 2. 7 . deliver thyself O Z. H 8. 2. jealous for Z. 
 
 8. 3. thus saith the Lord, 1 am returned to Z. 
 
 9 . 13. when I have raised up thy sons, O Z. 
 
 See Daughtek, Daughiers. 
 
 In ZION. 
 
 Psal. 9 .11. sing praises to the Lord, whodwelleth 
 
 in Z. 76.2. Joe/3. 21. 
 
 65. 1. praise waifeth for thee, O God, inZ. 
 
 84. 7 . every one hiZ. appeareth before God 
 
 99. 2. Lord is great m Z. he is high above all people 
 102. 21. to declare the name of the Lord in Z. 
 
 Isa. 4. 3. that is left tn Z. shall be called holy 
 
 10. 24. O my people that dwellest in Z. 
 
 28. 16 . behold, I lay in Z. for afoundation stone, a 
 tried stone, a precious corner-stone, 1 Pet. 2. 6. 
 
 30. 19 . for the people shall dwell tn Z. at Jerusalem 
 31. 9. saith the Lord, whose fire is in Z. 
 
 3.3. 14. the sinners in Z. are afraid, tearfulness hatli 
 46. 13. I will place salvation in Z. for Israel 
 
 61. 3. to appoint unto them that mourn m Z. 
 
 Jer. 8. 19. is not Lord in Z.' is not her kine in her ? 
 
 50. 28. to declare in Z. the vengeance of the Lord 
 
 51. 10. let us declare in Z. the work of the Lord 
 
 24. all their e\ il that they have done in Z. 
 
 Lam. 2. 6. Ixjrd causeti sabbaths be forgotten H Z. 
 
 4. 11. the Ixird hath kindled a fire in Z. and it 
 
 hath tlevoured the fountlations thereor 
 
 5. 11. they ravished the women in Z. and maids 
 Joel 2. 1. blow ye the trumpet in Z. and sound, 15. 
 
 3. 17 . I am the Lord your God dwelling in Z. 
 Amos 6. 1. woe to them that are at ease tti Z. , 
 Horn. 9. 33. behold, 1 lay in Z. a stumbling stone 
 
 Mrnnt ZION. 
 
 2 Kings 19. 31. out of Jerusalem shall go a remnant, 
 they that escape out of mount Z. Isa. .'17. 32. 
 Psal. 48. 2. the joy of the whole earth is mount Z. 
 
 11. let rnount Z. rejoice |i 78. 68. mount Z. he loved 
 74 . 2. this mount Z. wherein thou hast dwelt 
 ”125. 1. as mutint Z. which cannot be removed 
 Jj'a.4.5. on every dwelling-place oi mount Z. a cloud 
 8. 18. Ixird which dwellelh in mount Z. 18. 7. 
 
 10. 12. Lord performed his work upon vurunt Z. 
 24. 2.3. when the Lord shall reign in mount Z. 
 
 29. 8 . fight ag. mount Z. || 31. 4. fight for mount Z. 
 Joel 2. .32. in mount Z. be deliverance, Chad. I 7 . 
 Chad. 21. saviours shall come up on motmt Z. 
 
 Mic. 4. 7- Lord shall reign o\er them in mount Z. 
 Jleh. 12. 22. but ye are come unto mount Z. 
 
 Rev. 14. 1. lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Z. 
 
 Cut of ZION. 
 
 Psal. 14. 7. salvation were come out of 7.. 5.3. 6. 
 
 20. 2. the Lord strengthen thee otit of Z. 110. 2. 
 128. 5. the Lord shall bless thee out of Z. 1.34. 3. 
 135. 21. blessed be the Lord ottt of Z. whodwells 
 Jsa. 2. .3. for out of Z. shall go forth the law 
 Jer. 9. 19 . a voice of wailing is heard out of Z. 
 
 Joel 3. 16. the Lord also shall roar out of Z. 
 
 Hum. 11. 26. there shall come out ofZ. the deliverer 
 ZIPPOR. See Halak. 
 ZIPPORAII. 
 
 Exod. 2. 21. Jethro gave IVloses Z. his daughter 
 
 4. 25. Z. took a sharp stone || 18. Z. Jethro took Z. 
 
 ZOAN. 
 
 JVkot. 1.3. 22. Hebron was built seven years before Z. 
 Psal. 78. 12. marvellous things did he in Z. 43. 
 Isa. 19. 11. surely the princes of Z. are fools, 1.3. 
 .30. 4. for his princes were at Z. and his ambass. 
 Ezek. 30. 14. 1 w ill set fire in Z. and e.\ecute judgm. 
 ZOAR. 
 
 Gen. 14. 2. the king of Bela, which is Z. 8. 
 
 19. 22. the name ofthe city was called Z. 
 
 Deut. 34. 3. shewed him the city of palm-trees to Z. 
 Isa. 15. 5. his fugitives shall flee unto Z. 
 
 Jer. 48. 34, they uttered their voice from Z. 
 ZOBAH. 
 
 1 Sam. 14. 47 . .Saul fouglit against the kings of Z. 
 
 2 Sam, 8. 3. David smote Hatladezer ilie king of Z. 
 
 1 Kings 11. 24. 1 Chron. 18. .3, 9. 
 
 2.3. .30. Igal son of Nathan of Z. David’s worthy 
 
 1 Kings 11. 23. Rezon fled from the king of Z. 
 
 ZOPHAR. 
 
 Job 2. 11. Z. the Naamathite, 11. 1. 1 20. 1. | 42. 9. 
 ZORAH. 
 
 .Tosh. 19. 41. coast of inheritance of Dan, was Z, 
 Judg. 13. 2. a certain man of Z. calleil Jtanoah 
 
 25. Spirit moved Samson between Z. and F.slitaoI 
 16. .31. they buried Samson between Z. and Fslitaol 
 
 18. 2. the’Danites sent from Z. to spy the land 
 
 8. tliey came unto their brethren to Z. 
 
 2 Chron. 11. 10. Rehoboam huilt Z. and Ajalon 
 
 ZOROBABFL. 
 
 1.12. Salatbiel begat Z. H 1.3. Z. begat Abjhud 
 Luke 3. 27 . Rhcsa, which was the son ot Z. 
 ZUAR. See Nathaneel. 
 
 ZUR. 
 
 Hum. 25. 15. C'ogbi the daughter of Z. was slaia 
 31. 8. Z. a prince of Midian slain. Josh. 1.3. 21. 
 
 1 Chron. 8. .30. Z. the son of Giheon. 9. .36. 
 ZUlllSHADDAI. 6’ee Shelcmiel. 
 ZUZBIS. 
 
 1 Gen. 14. 5. the kings smote the Z. in Ham 
 
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 THE BOOKS CALLED APOCRYPHA. 
 
 ABL 
 
 AARON, 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 13. for their bretliren the sons of A. 14. 
 
 6. 5. priests the sons of Pliinees, the son of A. 
 
 C Esd. 1. 3. 14eazar son of A. of tlie tribe of Levi 
 13. I gave Moses for a leader, and A. fora priest 
 Tob. 1. 6. 1 gave to the priests the children of A. 
 Eccl. 36. 17- hear, accordinit to the blessing of A. 
 45. 6. he exalted A. an holy man like unto him 
 30. but he made A. more honourable, gave bi;n 
 *25. the inheritance of A. should be to his seed 
 50. 13. so were all the sons of A. in their glory 
 16. then shouted the sons of A. and sounded 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 14. a j)riest of the seed of A. is come 
 
 ABACUC. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 40.1 will give for leaders, Nahum, A. 
 
 ABASB.MEN I’. 
 
 Eccl. 20.11. there is an a. because of glory 
 ABASHED. 
 
 Tab. 2. 14. I did not believe, atid I was n. at her 
 Eccl. 4. 25. but be a. of the error of thy ignorance 
 ABATE! H. 
 
 IVisd. 16. 24. and a. his strength for the benefit 
 Eccl. 25, 23. a wicked woman a. the courage 
 ABA! ED. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 3. he a. their courage, and took spoils 
 11. 49. so when they saw, their courage was a. 
 
 ABDIAS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 39. I will give for leaders, .Toel, A. Jonas 
 
 ABHOR. 
 
 Esi/i. 14. 15. I a. the bed of the uncircumcised 
 16. and that I a. it as a menstruous rag 
 Eccl. 11.2. nor a. a man for outward appearance 
 
 13. 20. have humility, so doth the rich a. the poor 
 38.4. he that is wise will not a. medicines 
 
 ABHOIlltED. 
 
 Jvd. 9. 4. which a. the pollution of their blood 
 Eccl. 16. 8. but he a. them for their pride 
 20. 8. he that useth many words shall be a. 
 ABHOllHESr. 
 
 If'isd. 11. 24. thou a. nothing which thou hast made 
 ABHORREIH. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 25. there be two nations which my heart a. 
 AB^DE. 
 
 Sus. 57. she would not a. your wickedness 
 ABIDE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 42. the end where much glory doth a. 
 
 Jnd. 15. 2. so that there was no man that durst a. 
 IVisd. 1.5. will not a. when unrighreousness comes 
 
 3. 9. such as be faithful in love shall a. with him 
 Eccl. 2. 10. (lid any a. in his fear, and was forsaken ? 
 
 6. 8. he will not a. in the day of thy trouble 
 
 11. 21. trust in the I.ord, and a. in thy labour 
 
 12. 15. for a while, he will a. with thee 
 
 22. 23. a. stedfast to him in the time of trouble 
 24. 7. and in wh(«e inheritance shall I a. 'f 
 28. 6. remember death, a. in the commandments 
 
 43. 3. and who can a. the burning heat thereof? 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 25. be was not able to a. their force 
 10. 73. thou s.halt not be able to a. the horsemen 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 17. but a. a while, and behold his power 
 9. 12. when he could not a. his own smell 
 
 ABIDE 111. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 20. it a. upon everv gathering of water 
 ABUT I'Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 44. to set up the house, according to their a. 
 IVisd. 13. 19. for good success asketh a. to do 
 Eccl. 11. 12. wanting a. and full of poverty 
 
 14. 11. my son, according to thy a. do good 
 13. according to thy a. give to thy friend 
 
 44. 6. rich men furnished with a. living peaceably 
 
 ABIKON. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 18. that were on Dathan’s and A. side 
 ABLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 28. but they shall be a. to do nothing • 
 
 4. 6. then I said, what tnan is a. to do that? 
 
 11. how should thy vessel l>e a. to comprehend ? 
 
 7. 45. no man a. to save him that is destroyetl 
 
 8. 47 . be a. to love my creature more than 1 
 
 9. 7 . shall be a. to escape by his works and faith 
 
 10. 32. 1 have seen that I am not a. to express 
 55. as much as thine eyes be a. to sec 
 
 ABO 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 17 . desire to go into a city, shall not be a. 
 Jnd. 6. 4. footsteps shall not bee. to stand before us 
 7 . 4. the hills are not a. to bear their w eight 
 T.sth. 16 . 3. but not being «. to bear abundance 
 IVisd. 12.14, tyrant not a. to set his face against thee 
 
 13. 9. for if they were<z. to know so much 
 
 16. 20. send bread a. to content every man’sdelight 
 Eccl. 7 . 6. being not a. to take away r.iiquity 
 
 16. 20. and w ho is a. to conceive his ways r 
 41.1. yea, to him that is yet a. to receive meat 
 43. 28. how shall we be a. to magnify him ? 
 
 Ear. 6. 34. they are not a. to recompense it 
 41. may speak, as tho' he were a. to understand 
 64. seeing they are not a. to judge causes 
 
 1 Mac. 3. i7. how shall we be a. being few to fight 
 .30. not be a. to bear the charges any longer 
 
 5.40. we shall not be a. to withstand him 
 
 6. 3. he sought to take the city, but w'as not a. 
 
 27 . neither shalt thou be a. to rule them 
 
 7 . 25. that he was not a. to abide their force 
 
 it'. 72 . thy foot is not a. to stand before our face 
 
 7 . 3 . shall not be a. to abide the horsemen 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 17 . words a. to stir them up to valour 
 
 ABODE. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.22. the good departed, the evil a. still 
 Jnd. 10. 2. in which she a. in the sabbath-days 
 
 12. 7- thus she a. in the camp three days 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 27 . a strong city w herein Lysias a. 
 
 14. 23. Nicanor a. in leriisalem and did no liurt 
 
 ABOLLSH. 
 
 Esilt.^4. 9 . they will a. the thing thou hast ordained 
 Eccl. 47 . 22. he will not a. the posterity of his elect 
 1 Mac. 3.42. given commandn'ent utterly to a. tliem 
 ABOLISHED. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 26, that their good things be not a, 
 ABOMINABLE, 
 
 Eccl. 41. 5. the children of sinners are a. children 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 48. the^- should make their souls a. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 25. get a stain to old age, and make it a. 
 
 ABOMINATION. 
 
 Wisd. 14.11. because they are become an a. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 25. but godliness is an a. to a sinner 
 
 10.1.3. he that hath pride shall pour out a. 
 
 17 . 26. and hate thou a. vehemently 
 
 19 . 23. there is a wickedness, and the same an a. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 54. they set up the a. of desolation 
 
 6. 7- they puller! down the a. which he bad set up 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. being had in a. as an open enemy 
 6. 19 . than to live stained with such an a. 
 
 ABOMINAl IONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 .13. had separated from the a. of the people 
 
 2 Esd. 11.44. they are endeil,and his a. are fulfilled 
 Wisd. 12. 2.3. tormenled them with their own a. 
 Eccl. 27 . .30. malice and w rath, even these are a. 
 
 49 . 2 . he took away the a. of iniquity 
 ABOVE. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 20. O Txrd, w ho beholdest from a. 
 
 Wisd. 9. 17 . and send thy Holy Spirit from a, 
 Eccl. 16. 17 . shall any remember me from a. I 
 ABOVE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 24. that did wickedly a. all people 
 
 3. 12. but a. all things truth beareth the vieforv’ 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 34. do not thou hasten a. the most Highest, 
 
 for thy haste is in vain to be a. him 
 10. 57 . for thou art blessed a. many other 
 Eccl. 3.21. nor search things that are a. thy strength 
 
 13. 2. burden not thyself a. thy ])ower 
 25. 10. none a. him that feareth the Ixird 
 
 15. there is no head a. the head of a serpent 
 .30. 16 . there is no riches a. a sound body, anrl no 
 joy a. the joy of the heart 
 40. 18. he that findeth a treasure is a. them both 
 
 20. but the love of wisdom is a. them both 
 
 21. but a pleasant tongue is a. them both 
 23. but a. both is a wife with her husband 
 26. but the fear of the I.ord is a. them both 
 
 43.28. for he is great a. all his works 
 Prayer oj Manass. a. the number of the sands 
 ABOUND. 
 
 Eccl. 21.13. knowledge of a w ise man a. like a flood 
 23. 3. lest my sins a. to my destruction 
 
 ACC 
 
 Eccl. 24, 26. the understanding to a. like Euphrates^ 
 ABOUNDED. 
 
 1 IMac. 3. .3(''. he a. above the kings before him 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 19 . the women a. in the streets 
 
 ABOUNDETH. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 27 . that laboureth and a. in all things 
 ABB A HAM. 
 
 2 £'<?. 1. . 39 . I w ill give for leaders, A. Isaac, Jacob 
 .3.13. w'h(;se nair.e was A. ll 6. 8. from A. to Isaac 
 1. .36. A. prayed first for the Sodomites 
 Tob. A. 12_. we are children of the prophets, Noe, A 
 .hid. 8. 26. remeinher what things he did to A. 
 E-sth. 14. 18. no joy, but in thee, O Lord God of A. 
 Eccl. 44. 19 . A . w as a great father of many people 
 Bar. 2. .34. which 1 promised to their father A. 
 Dan. .3. 12. not depart for thy beloved A. sake 
 
 1 Mac.Q,.b‘l. W’as not A. found faithful in temptation? 
 12. 21. found that they are of the sUxk of A. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 2. his covenant that he made with A. 
 
 ABRIDGE. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 23, we will essay to a. in one volume 
 ABRIDGING. 
 
 2 'Mac. 2. 26. have taken this painful labour of a. 
 ABRIDGMENT. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 31. granted to him that will make an a. 
 AB.SAI,OM. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 70 . except Alattathias son of A. 
 
 1.3. 11. he sent .lonathan the son of A. to Joppe 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 17 . John and A. were sent from you 
 
 ABSENT. 
 
 Jl'isd. 11.11. whether they were a. or present 
 
 14. 17 . that they might Hatter him that was a. 
 
 ABSIAIN. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 8. a. from strife, thou shalt diminish sins 
 ABSIAINETH. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 16. he a. from our ways as from filthiness 
 ABSTINENCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 55. the faces of them which have used a. 
 ABUBUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 11. Ptolemeus the son of A.madecapt, 
 
 15. the son of A. receiving them deceitfully 
 ABUNDANCE. 
 
 1 F.sd. 8. 20. they shall give other things in a. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 27 . but thou shalt be merry and liave a. 
 
 6. 56. the a. of them to a drop that falleth 
 
 15. 41. may l>e full with the a. of great waters 
 Tob. 2. 2. when I saw a. of meat, 1 said to my son 
 4. 16 . and according to thine a. give alms 
 
 IVisd. 11 . 7 . Ihou gavest unto them a. of water 
 Eccl. 27 . 1. he that seeks fora, will turn his eyes 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 11. and he had a. of silver and gold 
 
 ABUNDANTLY. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 31. I will water a. my garden-bed 
 ABUSE. 
 
 Eccl. 26.10. keephrrinstraitly, lest shea, herself 
 Bar. 0. 28. the priest a. things sacrificed 
 ABUSED. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 9- which now have a. mj’ ways 
 
 1 A/ac. 7 . 34. but he a. them shamefully 
 
 2 jMac. 14. 42. choosing rather to die than to be a, 
 
 ACCAHON. 
 
 1 3Jac. 10. 89. he also gave him A. in possession 
 ACXEPT. 
 
 Tob. 13. 6. turn, who can tell if he will a. you? 
 Eccl. 4. 22. a. no person. 27.1 -35. 13.1 42. 1. 
 
 1 AJac.8. 1. such as would a. all that joined them 
 ACCEP 1 ABLE. 
 
 TVisd. .3. 14. an inheritance more a. to his mind 
 9 . 9. and knew what was a. in thy sight 
 12. so shall my works be a. then shall I judge 
 Eccl. 2. .5. a. men tried in furnace of adversity 
 15. 15. if thou wilt, to keep the commandments, 
 and to perfonn a. faitlifulness 
 .35. 7 . the sacrifice of a just man is a. 
 
 41. 2. O death, a. is thy sentence to the needy 
 ACCEP l ED. 
 
 IVisd. 18. 7 . soof thy people was a. the salvation 
 Eccl. 19 .18. the fear'of the L. is the first step to be a. 
 
 34. 18. the gifts of unjust men are not a. 
 
 35. 16. he that serveth the Dird shall be a. 
 
 Dan. 3.16. in an humble spiiit let us be a 
 
 619 
 
Apocrypha.] ACT 
 
 ADU 
 
 APR 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 60.(0 makepeace, am! theyrt. thereof 
 
 9. 71 - " liich tiling he a. and sware unto him 
 14. 4". then Simon a. hereof, and was pleased 
 
 ■2 Mac. 12. 4. who a. of it according to the decree 
 
 13. 24. a. well of Maccatiens, made him governor 
 
 ACCKPTING. 
 
 1 Eft/i. 4. 39. with lier there is no a. of persons 
 £cc/. 20. 22. by a. persons, overthrowetli himself 
 
 ACCKSS. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. .3. nor liave any more a. to tiie altar 
 
 ACC LA MAI IONS. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 64. tlie peojile assembled with joyful a. 
 
 ACCOMPANY. 
 
 Jwrf. 10. 17 . an 100 men, to a. her and her maid 
 ACCO.MPLISII, 
 
 2 £■(</. 12. 25. for these shall a. his w'ickedness 
 Jud.Q,. 1.3. but a. them fully, as I commanded 
 
 10. 8. the (it)d of our fathers a. thy enterprises 
 
 9. that 1 maygoforih to «. things you si>ake 
 
 -2 Mac. 14. 29. he watched his time to a. this thing 
 ACCOMPLISH I'.I). 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 17 . the things helongintr to sacrifices a. 
 
 2. 1. that the word of the Lord might be a. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 49. Nazarites, who had a. their days 
 ACCORD. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 58. all I.evites with one a. labouring 
 
 9 . 38. (lie multitude came together with one a. 
 Ju(i. 15. 9. they blessed her with one a. and said 
 Wisd. 10. 20. magnified with one a. thine hand 
 
 ACCOUNT. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 1. such as made no a. of his labours 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 9 . and he made a. that he should die • 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 18. was in least a. with them 
 
 ACCOUNTED. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 4. we fools a. his life madness 
 Bar. 3. 35. none be a. of in comparison of him 
 ACCOUNTS. 
 
 T 06 . 1. 21. who appointed over his father’s a. 
 
 22. Achiacharus was overseer of the a. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 20. when they cast up the a. of their sins 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 40. 1 give silver out of the king’s a. 
 
 42. which they took out of the a. year by year 
 44. expenses shall be given of the king’s a. 
 
 ACCy.SA 1 ION. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 5. my heart feareth a false a. 
 
 51.6. by an a. to the king from unrighteous tongue 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 43. an a. was laid against IMenelaus 
 
 ACCUSATIONS. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 27 . with the a. of the wicked man 
 ACCUSE. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 50. and shall a. her to her face 
 Wisd. 12. 12. who shall a. thee for the nations 
 Eccl. 46. 19 . taken no goods, and no man did a. him 
 I Mac. 10. 61 . assembled themselves to a. him 
 ACCUSED. 
 
 JJ'isd. 10. 14. as for them that had < 7 . him 
 
 1 3iac. 7 . 6. and the^’ a. the people to the king 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. being a. before Aretas the king 
 
 10. 13. being n. of the king’s friends before Kupator 
 
 21. a. those men, that they had sold their brethren 
 
 14. 38. formerly Raziz had been a. of Judaism 
 
 ACCUSER., 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 5. not to be an a. of his countrv’men 
 ACCUSERS. 
 
 -2 Esd. 16. 65. your own sins shall be your a. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 64. when his a. saw he was honoured 
 
 ACCU.S 1 OM. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 9. a. not thy mouth to swearing 
 ACCU-STOlMED. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 25. a thief is better than a man a. to lie 
 23. 15. the man that is a. to opprobrious words 
 ACHAN. 
 
 ■2 Esd. 7- 37 . prayed for Israel in the time of A. 
 ACHIACHARUS. 
 
 Tol). 1.21. A. my brother Anael’s son, over affairs 
 
 22. A. entreating for me, I returned to Nineve 
 C. 10. A. did nourish me till I went to Idymais 
 
 11. 18. A. and Nashas his brother’s son came 
 14. 10. remember, how Aman handled A. 
 
 ACHIOR. 
 
 Jud. 5 . 5. then said A. the captain of .Atnmon 
 22. when A. had finished these sayings 
 
 6. 2. who art thou, A. t |i 5. A. hireling of Amnion 
 
 10. then Olofernes commanded to take A. 
 
 13. they bound A. cast him down and left him 
 16 they set A. in the midst of all their people 
 
 11. 9. concerning the matter which A. did speak 
 14. 10. when A. had seen all that God had done 
 ACHITOB. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 1. Sidamias son of Sadoc, the son of A. 
 
 ACKNOWLEDGE. 
 
 "2 Esd. 1.36. j’et they shall a. their sins 
 10. 16. if thou shalt a. the determination of God 
 J7id. 9. 14. a. that thou art the God of all power 
 JVisd. 13. 1. nor did the.v 77 . the work-master 
 Eicl. 23. II. if he a. not his sin, a double offence 
 Brayer of Manass. 1 a. mine iniquities 
 ACKNOWLEDGED. 
 
 JVisd. 12. 27 . they a. him to be the true God 
 18. 13. they a. this people to be the sons of God 
 Eccl. 44. 23. he a. him in his blessing and gave 
 Sus. 14. they asked the cause, they < 7 . their lust 
 '2 Mac. 3. 28. manifestly they a. the power of God 
 ACQUAIN'IANCE. 
 
 Eccl. 30.2. shall rejoice of his son among his a. 
 
 H Mac. 6. 21. the old a. they had with the man 
 ACQUT'J'. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 6. will not a. a blasphemer of his words 
 ACT. 
 
 Bid. 8. 34. but inquire not vou of mine a. 
 
 ACTION. 
 
 Eccl. 37 . 16. let counsel go before every a. 
 ACTIONS. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.16. their a. shall stand in their power 
 ACTIVE. 
 
 JVisd. 15. 11. that inspired into him an a. soul 
 ACTS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.25. nowaftei- all these a. of .losias 
 33. the a. that.losias did are reported 
 Eccl. 17 . 9. gave them to glory in his marvellous a. 
 18. 4. and who shall find out his noble a. .s’ 
 
 51. 8. then thought I upon thy a. of old 
 
 6'20 
 
 1 .’l/ac.2.51.call to remembrance what a. our fathers 
 
 did in their time to receive great honour 
 
 3. 4. in his a. he was like a lion roaring for his prey 
 
 7 . he made .lacob glad with his a. 
 
 5. 56. heard of valiant a. anil deeds they had done 
 
 8. 2. it was told him of their wars and noble a. 
 
 9. 22._his Wars, and the noble a. which he did 
 14. 35. (he |)eo()!e seeing the a. of Simon 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 13. gathered togeilier the a. of king 
 
 10. 10. now will we declare the a. of Antiochus 
 
 ADAM. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 5. thou gavest a body to A. without soul 
 10. as death was to A. so was the Hood to these 
 21. the first A. bearing a wicked heart transgtessed 
 26. in all things did even as A. had done 
 
 4. .30. evil seed hath been sown in the heart of A. 
 
 6. 54. A. whom thou madest lord of thy creatures 
 
 7 . 11. when .A. transgressed my statutes 
 
 46. been better not to have given the earth to A. 
 48. O thou A. what hast thoii done ? 
 
 Tol). 8. 6. thou madest A. and gavest him Eve 
 Eccl. 3.3. 10. and A. was created of the earth 
 40. 1. and an heavy yoke is upon the sons of A. 
 
 49. 16. so was A. above every living thing increa. 
 ADAMANT. 
 
 Eccl. 16.16. his light from the darkness with an a. 
 ADAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 7- 5. holy house w'as finished in the month A. 
 Esf/i. 13. 6. of the twelfth month A. 16. 20. 
 
 1 Mac.’l. 43. the thirteenth day of the month A. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 36. in the .‘^vrian tongue is called A. 
 
 ADA.SA. 
 
 1 Mac. 7- 40. Judas pitched in A. with 3200 men 
 45. they pursued after them from A. to Gazera 
 ADD. 
 
 Toh. 5. 15. I will a. something to thy wages 
 18. be not greedy to a. money to money 
 Eccl. 4. 3. a. not more trouble to an heart vexed 
 
 5. 5. be not without fear to a. sin to sin 
 21. 15. he will commend it, and a. unto it 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 30. shall think meet to 7 /. or diminish an.v 
 thing; and whatsoever they shall a. or take aw ay 
 ADDED. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 . 6. that were a. to them did according to 
 Eccl.3. 14. instead of sins shall bea.to build theeiip 
 42. 21. to hitn may nothing be a. nor diminished 
 
 1 Mac. 10. .30. governments which are a. thei eto 
 .38. the three that are a. to .ludea, 11. 34. 
 
 14. 30. after that Jonathan was a. to Ids people 
 ADDING. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 32. only a. thus much to what is said 
 
 ADDO. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 1. Zacharias the son of A. prophesied 
 ADDER ENT.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 60. he sent letters to his a. in Judea 
 ADIDA. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 33. Simon also set up A. in Sephela 
 13. 13. but Simon pitched his tents at A. 
 ADJOINING. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. .33. Simon passed thro’ the holds there a. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 16. a lake near a. thereto, being filled 
 
 ADMIRABLE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 29. Apame, dauehterof the a. Bartacus 
 
 ADMIRA TION. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 23. nor the rich that is foolish to he had in a. 
 .38. 3. in the .sieht of great men he shall be in a. 
 ADMIRE. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 23. he will speak sweetK’ and a. thy words 
 ADMIRED. 
 
 .Tud. 10. 19. wondered at her beaupv. and a. Israel 
 HV.vt/. 8.11. 1 shall be a. in (he sight of great men 
 
 11. 14. when they saw what came to pass they a. 
 
 ADMON ISH. 
 
 .hid. 8. 27 . that come near to them to a. them 
 Wisd. 11. 10. for these thou didst a. as a father 
 Eccl. 19 . 13. a. a friend, may be not done it, 14, 15. 
 17 . a. thy neighbour before thou threaten him 
 ADMONLSHED. 
 
 Wisd. 16.6. were troubled that they might be a. 
 ADOR E. 
 
 Bel 4. the kingworshipped itandwentdailytoa.it 
 ADORNED. 
 
 Est/i. 15. 2. being gloriously a. she took maids 
 ADORN ING. 
 
 2 Mac.^. 29. must seek fit things fora, thereof 
 
 ADVANTAGE. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 7 . but especially took he a. of the night 
 ADVENTURE. 
 
 JVisd. Q. 2. for we are born at all a. be as not been 
 ADVERSARY. 
 
 Eccl. 36. 7- take away the a. destroyer, the enemy 
 1 Mac. 1. 36. it was an evil a. to Israel 
 ADVERSARIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 51. conduct for safeguard against our a. 
 Wisd. 11. 3. they were avenged of their a. 
 
 8. declaring how thou hadst punished their a. 
 
 18. 8. for wherew ith thou didst punish our a. 
 
 X'.’cc/.2.3.3. lest my sins abound and I fall bef.mine a. 
 47 . 7 . he brought to nought the Philistines his a. 
 51.2. thou hast been my helper against mine a. 
 
 1 -Mac. 9. 29. against them that are a. to us 
 
 ADVERSITY. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 5. acceptable men in (he furnace of a. 
 
 11. 14.prosperity and a. life and death comeofGod 
 
 12. 8. and an enemy cannot be hidden in a. 
 
 9 . but in his a. even a friend w ill depart 
 
 17 . if a. come upon thee, thou shalt find him there 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 16 . though he punish with a. yet not 
 
 forsake 
 
 12. .30. entreated them kindly in time of their a. 
 ADVERSITIES. 
 
 2 Fsd. 10. 20. for how man.y are the a. of .Sion ! 
 
 2 lUac. 5. 20. partaker of the a. that happened 
 ADVICE. 
 
 Eccl. 32.19. do nothing without a. done repent not 
 ADULTERER. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 2. my soul hateth an old a. that doteth 
 ADUT.TER ERS. 
 
 Wisd. 3.16.children of a.shall not come to perfection 
 ADUI/TERY. 
 
 TVi.sd. 14.24. slew another, or grieved hint by a. 
 Eccl. 23. 23. she hath played the whore in a. 
 
 AFAR off. 
 
 1 Esd.5. 65. souniled, so that it was heard a. off 
 Eccl. 16. 22. for his covenant is a. off, trial in end 
 AFFAI RS. 
 
 1 Esd.Q. 12. that they may look to the a. of Judea 
 Tot). 1.21. over father’s accounts, and over all his a. 
 E'th. 13 . 7 . cause our a. to be well settled 
 16. 5. put in trust to manage their frientis’ a. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 32. Lysias to oversee (he a. of the king 
 
 6. 56. sought to take to him the ruling' of (he a. 
 57 . and the a. of the kingdom lie upon us 
 
 1 ( 1 . . 37 . some set over the a. of the kingdom 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 21. not to be well affected to his a. 
 
 7 . 24. that he would trust him wi-ih his a. 
 
 8. 8. wiote to yield more aid to the king’s a. 
 
 9 . 20. and if your a. be to your contentment 
 11. 1, Lysias, w ho managed a. took displeasure 
 
 23. that every one may attend upon his own a. 
 
 26. they may g'O cheerfully aliout their own a. 
 
 1.3. 2. Lysias, his protector and ruler of his a. 
 
 23. who was left over the a. in Antioch 
 
 AFFECT. 
 
 Eccl. 13.11. a. not to be made equal to him in talk 
 AFFECT ID, 
 
 Esth. 1.3.5. this people is evil a. to our state 
 16. 2.3. be safety to us, and the well a. Persians 
 2 iliac. 4.21. understanding him not to be well a. 
 13.26. Lysias pacified, and made them well a, 
 
 14.5. being called and asked how the Jews stcTod a. 
 £6. Nicanor was not well a. toward the state 
 
 AFFECJION. 
 
 JV^isd. 6.11. therefore set your a. on my words 
 AFFLICT. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 21. a. not thyself in thine own counsel 
 49. 7- that he might root out. and a. and destroy 
 AFFLICTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 11.42. for thou hast a. meek, hurt peaceable 
 Jud. 9 . 11. fi)r thou art a Go<l of the a. an hel[)er 
 16. 11. my a. shouted for joy, my weak («ies cried 
 Wisd 5. 1. before the face of such as have a. him 
 14. 15. a father a. with untimely mourning 
 
 18.19. they should not know wny they were a. 
 
 19. 16. but these very grievously a. them 
 
 Eccl. 4. 4. reject not the supplication of the a. 
 
 .30. 14. than a rich man that is a. in his body 
 Bar. 4. .31. miserable are they that a. thee 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 68. and they a. Bacchides sore 
 
 10. 46. for he had a. them very sore 
 
 AFFLICTING. 
 
 Jud. 2.2. and concluded the a. of the whole earth 
 AFFLICTION. 
 
 2 Esd. 6.19. when the a. of Sion shall be fulfilled 
 .hid. 1.3. 20. not spared for the a. of our nation 
 Esth. 11. 8. a day of anguish a. and great uproar 
 
 14.12. make thyself known in time of our a. 
 
 16.20. who in time of their a. shall set upon them 
 Eccl. 2. 11. for the Lord saveth in time of a. 
 
 .3.15. in the day of a. it shall be remembered 
 6. 10. will not continue in the day of thine a. 
 
 11. 25. in prosperity there is a "forgetfulness of 
 
 a. and in the day of a. there is no remem¬ 
 brance 
 
 27 . a. of an hour makes a man forget jileasure 
 25.14. an.y a. but the a. from them that hate me 
 29. 12. and it shall deliver thee from all a. 
 
 .35.20. mercy is seasonable in the time of a. 
 
 .38. 19 . in a. also sorrow remaineth, life of the poor 
 Bar. 5. 1. the garment of thy mourning and a. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 27- so was there a great a. in Israel 
 
 AFFT.ICTIONS. 
 
 2 E,sd. 8. 27 . of those that keep thy testimonies in a, 
 Jnd. 4. 1.3. so God heard and looked up<'n their a. 
 Z.Vr/. 51.3. and from the manifold a. w hich 1 had 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 30. because a. increased sore on them 
 
 AFFRIGHTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 55. fear not, let not thy heart be a. 
 
 12.5. great fear wheiewith 1 was a. this night 
 
 A FORE. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. .32. make light of anv thing a. spoken 
 AFOREHA'ND. ' 
 
 Jud. 7-1. to take a. the ascents of the hill-country 
 AFORETIME. 
 
 S7<f. 52. sins committed a. are come to light 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 46. w as the place where they prayed a. 
 
 9. 7-. the prisoners taken a. out of land of Judea 
 
 11. 34. the king received of them yearly a. 
 
 AFRAID. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 15. therefore when it speaks, be not a, 
 
 23. when they hear shall be suddenly a. 
 
 10.25. I was a. of her, and mused w hat it might be 
 27 . then was 1 a. and cried with a loud voice 
 38. 1 shall tell thee wherefore thou art a. 
 
 13. 8. (hey wei e sore a. and yet durst fight 
 11. dust and smoke, when 1 saw this. I was a. 
 
 1.5. 18. houses be destroved, and men shall be a. 
 , 37 . and the.v that see (lie wrath shall be a. 
 
 4.3. they shall go to Babylon. an<i make her a. 
 
 16 . 10. lie shall thunder, and who shad not he a. 
 Toh. 2. 8. this man is not yet a. to be put to death 
 4.8. be not a. to giv e according tc that little 
 
 6. 14. and 1 am a. lest if I go in unto her, 1 die 
 Jud. 1.11. for they were not a. of him 
 4.2. therefore they were e.xceedingl^’ a. of him 
 5. 2.3. we will not lie a. of the face of Israel 
 10.16. when before him be not a. in thy heart 
 
 16.25. there was none made Israel anv more a. 
 Jl'isd- 8.15. horrible tyrants be a. when hear of me 
 18. 25. the ilcstroyer gave place and-was a. 
 
 Eccl. 26.5. and for the fouith I was sore a. 
 
 .30. 9- cocker thy child he shall make thee a. 
 
 .34. 14. whoso feareth the I.ord, shall not he a. 
 Bar. 6. 5. neither be ye a. when j'e see, multitude 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 18. but Ptolemee was a. of him and fled 
 3. 22. and as for you, be ye not a. of them 
 
 4:8. fear not, neither be ye a. of their assault 
 21. perceived these things, they were sore a, 
 
 5. 41. but if he be a. anti camp beyond the river 
 
 8.12. all that heanl of their name'were a. 
 
 12. 40. he was a. Jonathan would not suffer him 
 .52. they bewailetl lonathan, and were sore a. 
 
 16,6. he saw that the people were a. to go over 
 
 2 Mac. 3.24. all that came w ith him were sore a. 
 
ALE 
 
 ALT 
 
 A MM fAPOCKYPHA. 
 
 AFTERWARD. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 21. say, 1 will not do it, though a. he do it 
 AG AG IT E. 
 
 Esth. 12. 6. howbeit, Aman the A. sought to molest 
 AGAREN ES. 
 
 Bar. 3. 23. the A. that seek wisdom upon earth 
 AGE. 
 
 2 Esd, 3. 18. thou froubledst the men of that a. 
 
 5. 50. for our mother draweth now ni!>h to a. 
 
 53. and they that are born in tlie time of a. 
 
 Tob. 1. 9. when I was come to the a. of a man 
 
 10. shall bring old a. with sorrow to the g.''ave 
 
 14. 5. fill the time of that a. be fulfilled 
 J7td. 8. 18. there arose none in our a. that worship 
 Jl'ixd. 3. 17 . their last a. shall be without honour 
 
 4. 8. honourable a. is not in length of time 
 
 9 . and an unspotted life is old a. 
 
 16. the many years and old a. of the unrighteous 
 Eccl. 3. 12. my son, help thy father in his a. 
 
 6. 18. so shalt thou find wisdom till thy old a. 
 
 8. 6. dishonour not a man in his old a. 
 
 26. 17- so is the beauty of the face in ripe a. 
 
 19. my son, keep the flower of thine a. sound 
 .30. 24. carefulness brings a. before the time 
 
 41. 2. that is now in the last a. and is vexed 
 
 42. 9. lest she pass awa^' the flower of her a. 
 
 46. 9 . which remained with him till his old a. 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 3. I am old, and ye are of sufficient < 7 . 
 
 2 Mac. 6.24. for it becometh not our a. to dissemble 
 
 2.'>. I get a slain to my old a. ami abominable 
 27. shew m^’selfsuch an one as my a. requireth 
 
 7 . 27 . nourished and brought thee up to this a. 
 
 AGED. 
 
 2 E.trf. 5. 49 . the things that belong fo the a. 
 
 Tab. 8. 7- that xve may become a. together 
 
 14. 3. for behold, 1 am a. and ready to depart 
 IVi.sd. 2. 10. the ancient gray hairs of the a. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 20. as climbing a sandy way is to feet of a. 
 42. 8. be not ashamed to inform the extreme a. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 18. Eleazar the scribe, an a. man 
 
 8. 30. made the a. equal in spoils with themselves 
 
 AGE.S. 
 
 1 "Esd. 4. 40. she is the strength and majesty of all a. 
 JVtsd. 7- 27 . and in all a. entering into holy souls 
 
 14. 6. and left fo all a. a seed of generation 
 Eccl. 24. 33. 1 will leave it to all a. for ever 
 1 Mac. 2. 61 . thus consider throughout all a. 
 
 AGGEUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6.1. A. and Zacharias prophesied to the fews 
 
 7 . 3. the holy works prospered when A. pro()hesied 
 
 2 Ei'd. 1. 40. A. Zachary and IVlalathi for leaders 
 
 AGO. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 14. this house was builded many years a. 
 
 AGONA. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 14. there was no small a. thro’ the city 
 21. the fear of the high priest being in such an a. 
 
 AGREE. 
 
 Tob. 7 . 11. I will eat nothing here till we a. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 2. how a. kettle and earthen pot together 
 
 25. 1. a mail and a wife that a. together 
 
 2 Mac. 11.14. he persuaded them to a. to conditions 
 AGREEABLE. 
 
 JVtsd. 12. 15. thinking it not a. fo condemn him 
 AGREEABLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 12. a. to that which is in law of the Lord 
 
 AGREEING. 
 
 IJ isd. 16. 20. didst send them bread a. to every taste 
 AG REEM ENT. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 18. what a. between the hyena and a dog 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 25. restore them according to the a. 
 
 AID. 
 
 Tub. 8. 6. let us make to him an a. like himself 
 Jnd. 9 . _4. thy children called upon thee for a. 
 
 E.ith. 16. 20. ye shall a. them, that they be avenged 
 Ji'i.sd. 13. 18. forrt. he be.5eecheth what hath least 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 7 . punish them, with ail that a. them 
 8.26. nor shall they a. them with victuals 
 
 10. 24. promise them gifts, that I may have their a. 
 
 15. 19. nor yet n. their enemies against them 
 
 16. 18. that he should send him an host to a. him 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 11. who went to Rome for amity and a. 
 
 8. 8. to yield more a. to the king's affairs 
 
 15. 8. expect victory and a. from the Almighty 
 AILRl'H. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 42. I said to hei, what a. thee ? tell me 
 
 10. 31. what a. thee r and why art thou disquieted ^ 
 
 AIM. 
 
 IVisd. 13.9. to know that they could a. at the world 
 Allt. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 4. or eyer the heights of the a. were lifted 
 
 11. 2. all the winds of the a. blew on her 
 
 Jnd. 11 . 7 . the fowlsof the a. shall live liy thy power 
 JfW. 2. 3. our spirits shall vanish as the soft a. 
 
 5. 11. as when a bird hath flown through the a. 
 
 but the light a. being beaten with her wings 
 
 12. an arrow is shot at a mark, it parteth the a. 
 
 7- 3. when I was born, I drew in the common a. 
 
 17 . 10. they died, denying that they saw the a. 
 Bar. 3. 17. had pastime with the fowls of the a. 
 Dan. 3. 58. O all ye fowls of the a. bless the Tmrd 
 2 Mac. 4. 46. faking aside, as it were to take the a. 
 
 5. 2. there were seen horsemen running in the a. 
 .ALARM. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 .45. sounding an a. after them with trump. 
 ALCIMUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 5. having A. who was desirous to be priest 
 o. and him he sent with that wicked A. 
 
 12. did there assemble to A. a company of scribes 
 
 to require .justice, 20. 23, 25. 19 1, 57. 
 21. but A. contended for the high-priesthood 
 
 9 . 54. A. commanded that the wall be pulled down 
 
 55. even at that time was A. plagued and hindered 
 
 56. A. died at that time with great torment 
 
 2 Mac. 14. .3. one A. who had been high priest 
 
 13. fo make A. high priest of the great temple 
 
 26. A. perceiving the love that was betwixt them 
 
 ALEXANDER. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.1. A. son of Philip the Macedonian, 6. 2. 
 
 7 . A. reigned twejve years, and then died 
 
 10. 1. A. the son of Antiochus took Ptolemais 
 
 . 4. let us first make peace with him, before he 
 join with A. 15, 18, 47, 49, 59, f8, 88. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.23. what have we done that A. prev. us ' 
 51.A. sent ambassadors to Ptolemee king of E"vnt 
 AL1EN.S. 
 
 1 Mac. .3.45. sanctuary trodden, a. kept strong hold 
 
 ALIKE. 
 
 JVtsd. 6.!7. made small and great, he caret!) for all a. 
 11.11. absent or present, they were vexed a. 
 
 14. 9. are both a. hateful unto God 
 ALIVE. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 33. set them before him a. in judgment 
 Tob. 3.15. nor any son of his a. to whom I may keep 
 
 7 . 5. the.v said, he is both a. and in good health 
 8.12. send and let her see whether he be a. 
 
 14. came forth, and told them that he was a. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.6. and parted his kingdom while he was a. 
 
 8. 7 . how they took him a. and covenanted 
 
 14. 2. he sent one of his princes fo take liim a. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.26. not escape the Almighty a. nor dead 
 
 7 . 5. commanded him, being yet a. to be brought 
 24. xvhilst the youngest was yet a. did exhort him 
 
 12. 35. he would have taken that cursed man a. 
 ALLEGING. 
 
 JVisd. 18. 22. a. the oaths made with the fathers 
 ALLIED. 
 
 JVisd. 0. 17 . to be a. to wi.sdom is immortality 
 ALLOWANCE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 7- these things were given of the king's a. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.14. to be partakers of the unlawful a. 
 
 ALLOWED. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 52. to you rest is a. yea, perfect wisdom 
 ALJ.URK. 
 
 Jnd. 10.4. to a. the eves of all that should see her 
 AT.T.UREl). 
 
 JVisd. 14. 20. multitude a. by the grace of the work 
 ALMIGH I'Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 46. Esdras blessed the God of hosts A. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 15. thus saith the A. l ord, 22, 28, .3.3. | 
 
 ^ , 2 . 9, 31. Jwrf. 4. 1.3 .1 16. 6 , 17 . 
 
 9. 45. and we gave great honour unto the A. 
 
 .Jnd. 8.13. try the T ord A. but you shall never know 
 
 15. 10. bles.sed be thou of the A. Lord for ever 
 Esth. 13. 9.saying, O Loi'd, l.ord, the King A. 
 
 16. 21. A. God hath turned to joy unto them 
 JVisd. 7 . 25. flowing from the glory of the A. 
 
 11. 17 . thy A. hand that made the world 
 
 18. 15. thine A. word lea|>ed down from heaven 
 Eccl. 24. 24. for the l.ord A. is God alone 
 42. 17- works which the A. l.ord firmly settled 
 50. 14. the ofl'eringof the most high A. 
 
 17 . worship their Lord God A. the Most High 
 Bar. .3. 4. O Lord A. thou God of Israel, hear now 
 Erayer of Manass. G l.ord, A . God of our fathers 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 2.5. the only Just. A. and Everlasting 
 
 3. 22. they then called upon the A. T.or:l 
 
 .30. when the A. Lorrl appeared, filled with joy 
 
 5. 20 . it was forsaken in wrath of the A. 7 . .38. 
 
 6. 26. I should not escape the hand of the A. 
 
 7 ..35. thou hast not escapeil the judgment of A. God 
 8.11. that was to follow' upon him from the A. God 
 
 18. but our contidence is in the A. God 
 
 24. by the help of the A. they slew above 9000 
 
 9. 5. Lord A. smote him with'an incurable plague 
 
 11. 1.3. because the A. God helped them, he sent 
 
 12. 28. .ludas and his company called on the A. G. 
 
 15. 8. which should come to them from the A. 
 
 29. praising the A. in their own language 
 32, stretched against the holy temple of the A. 
 AT.MO.Sl. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.10. they walk a. into destruction 
 22. the name that is named on us is a. profaned 
 ALALS. 
 
 Tob. 1. .3. 1 did many a.-deeds to my brethren 
 16.1 gave many a. to my brethren, 1 gave bread 
 2. 14. where aie thine a. and righteous deerls? 
 
 4. 7. give a. of thy substance, and when thou 
 
 givest a. let not thine eye be envious, 16. 
 
 8. if thou hast abundance, give a. accordingly 
 
 10. because a. doth deliver from death, 12. 9. 
 
 11. for a. is a good gift to all that give it 
 
 12.8. prayer is good with fasting, a. and righteous¬ 
 ness, it is better to give a. than to lay up gold 
 
 14. 2. he gave a. and increased in the fear of God 
 
 10. IManasses gave a. and escaped the snai'es 
 
 11. wherefore, n)y son, consider what a. doth 
 Eccl. 3. .30. and a. maketh an atonement for sins 
 
 7 . 10. not faint-hearted, and neglect not to give a. 
 
 12. .3. no good can come to him that giveth no a. 
 
 17. 22. the’ a. of a man is as a signet with him 
 29 . 12. shut up a. in thy store-houses 
 
 31. 11. the congregation shall declare his a. 
 
 .35. 2. he that giveth a. sacrificeth praise 
 ALOEE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 92 . married strange worn, now is all Isr. a. 
 
 I Mac. 1.3. 27 . Simon raised it a. to the sight 
 ALONE. 
 
 1 .5. 71 . we ourselves «. will build to the l.ord 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 4. diilst plant theearih, and that thyself a. 
 6.6. they all were made thro’ me a. an<l nr) other 
 
 7 . 48. O Atlam, thou art not fallen a. but we all 
 
 9. 41. Sir, let nie a. that I may bewail myself 
 Tob. 1. 6. I a. went often to .lerusalem at feasts 
 
 8. 6. it i,s not good that man should be a. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 5 . that this people n.is in opposition to all 
 JVisd. 10. 1. father of the world that was created a. 
 Eccl. 6. 2. torn in pieces, as a bull straying a. 
 
 Bar. 4. 16. these have left her that was a. 
 
 Sns. 14. a lime, when they might find her a. 
 
 .36. the elders said, a.s we walker! in the garrlen < 1 . 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 70 . thou a. liftest up thyself against us 
 
 12. 36. to separate it thatsr) it might be rr. 
 
 13. 4. my brethren are slain and I am left a. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 39 . hurtful torirink wine or water a. 
 
 ALREADY. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 9. anrl the timber a. laid upon the walls 
 ‘1 Esd. 2. 13. the kingdom is a. preparerl for you 
 Tob. .3. 8. thou hast liarl a. seven husbanris 
 
 15. my seven husbanris n. rlearl, why should T live 
 JVisd. 19.4. forget the things that harl a. happened 
 
 16. were a. made partakers of the same law s 
 
 A LIAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 18. offer sacrifices upon the a. of the Lord 
 4. 52. to maintain burnt offerings upon the a. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 48. make rearly the a. of the God of Israel 
 50. they erected the a. upon his ow n place 
 
 8. 15. may offer sacrifices on the a. of the Lord 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 21. thou seest that our a. is bi'oken tiown. 
 Tob. 1. 6. then I gave at the a. to the priests 
 
 Jud. 4. .3. the vessels anti the a. were sanctified 
 
 11. also they put sackcloth about the a. 
 
 9. 8. to cast riown with the sworti the horn of thy a. 
 Esth. 14. 9 . quench the glory of thy house and «. 
 JVud. 9. 8. an a. in the city wherein thou ilw-ellest 
 Eccl. .35. 6. ottering of rightet)u3 maketh the a. fat 
 50. 11. when he went up to the holy a. he made 
 
 12. he himself storxl by the hearth of the a. 
 
 14. anrl finishing the service at the a. 
 
 15. he poured out at the foot of the a. a savoiii 
 Bar. 1. 10. r)ffcr upon the a. of the J.onl our God 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 21. Antiochus took away the golrlen a. 
 54. the abomination of riesolalion on the «. 
 
 59. did sacrifice, which was upon the a. of Gorl 
 2. 23. sacrifice upon the a. which was at Merlin 
 21. wherefore he ran and slew him upon the a. 
 25. he killed, anrl the a. he puller! down 
 4. .38. they saw the a. profanerl, the gates burnt 
 44. what to rio with the a. of burnt rjfferings 
 47 . they took whole stones, and built a new a. 
 
 50. anrl upon the a. they burnt incense 
 
 56. so they kept the dedication of the a. eight rlay& 
 6. 7 . the abomination which he had set u|!on the a. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 19 . the priests took the fire of the «. privjfy 
 .32. consumed by the liglit that .shined from the a. 
 
 2. 5. where he laid the ark and the a. of incense 
 4. 14. the priests harl no courage to serve at the a. 
 
 10. .3. they marie another a. and offered sacrifice 
 14. .3. nor have any more access fo the holy a. 
 
 .33. 1 w ill break riown the a. anrl eier^t a temple. 
 15.31. when he harl set the priests before the a. 
 ALl'AR.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 47 . set up a. and groves, and chapels 
 
 51. they b'lilrled idol-«. thro’ the cities of .lurha 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 2. the a. which the heathen had built 
 
 ALTERATION.S. 
 
 JVisd. 7 . 18. the a. of the turning of the sun 
 
 ALTER, • [standing 
 
 JVtsd. 4. 11. lest wir:kerlness should a. his under- 
 ALI'ERED. 
 
 Jnd. 10 . 7 . they saw that her countenance was a. 
 JVisd. 16. 25. even then was it a. into all fashions 
 Eccl. 33.Q. and her/, seasons anrl feasts 
 Al.lOGEl HER. 
 
 2 F.sd. 6.20. bor)ks be opened, and thev shall .sec-a. 
 .Jnd. 15.2. rushing out a. they fled to the plain 
 JVisd. 18. 12. so they a. had'innumerable dead 
 Eccl. 41. 16. nor is it a. ai'proved in every ihino- 
 ALWAY. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 47 . have a. desired to commit whoredom 
 
 16. 20. they shall not be a. mindful of scourges 
 
 A.MADAIHA. 
 
 Esth. 16 .10. Aman a Alacerlonian the son of A. 17. 
 AMADATIU’S. 
 
 Esth. 12. 6. Aman the son of A. the Agagife 
 AAIAN. 
 
 Tob. 14.10. remember how A. hanrlled Achiacha- 
 rus, but A. fell into the snare anrl perished 
 Esth. 10. 7- Hiiri the two rlragons are 1 au'l A . 
 
 12. 6. how beit A. was in great lionrnir with king 
 
 13. 6. are signifieri in writing to you by .A. 
 
 14. 17 . thy handmairl hath not eaten at A. table 
 
 16 . 10. for A. a Macedonian had obtainol favour 
 
 17 . not to execute the letters sent to vou by A. 
 
 AAIAIN. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 22. the eneniies being smitten, fled a. 
 AMAIIIIS. 
 
 1 Mac. 12.25. Jonathan met them in the lantl of A. 
 AMAZED. 
 
 JVtsd. 5. 2. shall be a. at strangeness of his salvation 
 A.MRASSADOR. 
 
 1 3Tac. 12. 8. Onias entreated the a. that was sent 
 
 2 Mac. 4.11. who went a. to Rome for amity and aid 
 
 AMBA.SSA DOR.S. 
 
 Jnd. .3. 1. so they sent a. to him to treat of peace 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 70 . he sent a. to him, to make peace 
 
 11. 9 . Ptolemee sent a. to king Demetrius 
 
 12. 2.3. we do command ourr/. to make l eport 
 14. 21. the a. that were sent to our people 
 40. that they had entertained the«. of .Simon 
 
 15. 17 . the Jews a. our friends came unto us 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 34. a. of the Romans, send greeting 
 
 AMRASSAGE. 
 
 1 3Jac. 14. 23. put the copy of their a. in records 
 AMBUSH. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 40. from the place where they bay in a. 
 10.79. had lelt a thousand horsemen in a. 
 
 11.68. having laid men in a. in the mountains 
 69. w hen thev that lav in a. arose out of places 
 'AIMBlJSHMEN'l'. 
 
 1 3Iac. 10. 80. Jonathan knew that there was an a. 
 AMEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 47 . and all the people answered a. 
 
 Tob. 8. 8. she said w ith him a. they slept that night 
 Eccl. 50.(t9. blessed be the lord forever, a. a. 
 
 AMEND. 
 
 JVisd. 11.2.3. atsinsof men, because they should tr. 
 AMENDMEN'E, 
 
 2 Esd. 16.19. and anguish ai e sent as scourges foj a, 
 
 AMIABLE. 
 
 Esth. 15. 5. her countenance was cheerful and a. 
 AMISS. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. .35. there is none w hich hath not done a. 
 Eccl. 7 . .36. rememberthe end, thou shah neverdo a, 
 24. 22. they that work by me, shall not do a. 
 
 40.23. a friend and companion never meet a. 
 AMITY. 
 
 1 3fac.(i. 1. such as w on hi make a league of a. 
 
 12. with such as relied on them they kept a. 
 
 17 . sent thet)) to Rome to make a league of a. 
 
 10. 2.3. in making a. with the Jews to strengthen 
 
 54. now therefore let us make a league of n. 
 
 12. 16 . to renew the a. that we had with them 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 11. w ho went to Rome for a. and aid 
 
 AM-AHIN. 
 
 Jnd. 5. 2. was angry, he called all the captains of A. 
 6.5. thou Achior, an hiielingof A. whohast spoken 
 
 6‘2l 
 
APOCRYPHA.] ANN 
 
 APH 
 
 APP 
 
 Jud. 7 . 17 . the camp of the children of A. departed 
 A.M.MON I I'KS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 26 . to rtee into the country of the A. 
 A.MOItl I'liS. 
 
 2 E.fd. 1. 22. when you were in the river of the A. 
 Jud. 5. 15. so they dwelt in the land of the A. 
 AMOS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1 . 39 . 1 will give for leaders, A. and Micheus 
 Tob.2.(). remembering that prophecy of A. as he said 
 A JN A 1A .S. 
 
 Toh. 5.12. I am Azarias, the son of A. the great 
 Dan. 3. 66. O A. Azarias, and Misael, 1 Mac. 2. 59. 
 ANCESIOkS. 
 
 Jud. 5. 8. for they left the way of their a. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 4. jest not, lest thy a. be disgraced 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 2. he entered into the (lala.-e of his a. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 7. 1 being deprived of mine a. honour 
 
 ANCIEN r. 
 
 Esth. 16. 7 . not so much by a. histories, as ye may 
 Wisd. 2. 10. nor reverence a. gray hairs of the aged 
 
 I. 3. 10. or a stone, the work of an a. hand 
 Eccl. 25. 4. and for a. men to know counsel 
 
 32.9. when a. men are in place, use not many words 
 
 39 . 1. he will seek out the wisdom of all the a. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 9. the a. men sat all in the streets 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 6. nor was it lawful to keep a. feasts 
 23. as became the excellency of his a. years 
 
 ANCIEN IS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 63. the a. who hail seen the former house 
 
 7 . 2. assisting the a. of the .Jews and governors 
 Jud. 6.16. they called together all the a. of the city 
 
 8. 10. Chabris, and Charmis, a. of the city, 10 . 6. 
 
 15. 8. then, of the children of Israel came 
 
 Sus. 5. two of the a. of the people to be Judges 
 ANDIfONlCCS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 31. leaving A. a man in authority 
 34. taking A. apart, prayed him to get Onias 
 
 38. forthwith he took away A. his purple and rent 
 
 5. 23. at Garizim he left A. governor 
 
 ANEW. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 24. if the walls tliereof be set up a. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 6. the creature was fashioned again a. 
 ANGEL. 
 
 £ Esd. 1. 40. who is called also an a. of the Lord 
 2.44. 1 asked the a. and said, sir, what are these .' 
 
 4. 1. the a. that was sent to me gave an answer 
 
 5. 15. the a. that was come to talk with me 
 
 20. 1 fasted, as Uriel the a. commanded me 
 31. the a. that came to me the night afore 
 
 7 . 1. there was sent to me the a. who had been sent 
 
 12. 51. but 1 remained, as the a. commanded me 
 Tob.o. 4. he found Raphael that was an a. 
 
 16 . and the a. of God keep you company 
 
 21. for the good a. will keep him comfjauy 
 6.5. the young man did as the «. commanded him 
 
 8. 3. the evil spirit Hed and the a. bound him 
 
 12. 5. so he called the a. and said unto him 
 
 22. liow the a. of the Lord had appeared to them 
 Esth. 15. 13. I saw thee, my lord, as an a of God 
 Eccl. 48. 21. smote the host, his a. destroyed them 
 Ear. 6.7. my a. is with you, and I caringyour souls 
 Dan. 3. 26. but the a. of the Lord came down 
 Eus. 55. the a. of God hath received the sentence 
 
 59 . the a. of God waiteth to cut thee in two 
 Eel. 34. but the a. of the I^rd said to Ilabhacuc 
 36. the a. of the T.ord took him by the crown 
 
 39 . the a. of the Lord set Habbacuc in his place 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 41. the a. went out, and smote 185,000 
 
 2 Mac. 11.6. would send a good a. to deliver Israel 
 
 15. 22. thou didst send thy a. in time of Ezekias 
 
 23. send a good a. before us for adi'ead to them 
 
 ANGELS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.19.1 gave you manna, ye flid eat a. bread 
 
 6. 3. before the a. were gathered together 
 
 8.21. before whom the hosts of a. stand trembling 
 
 16. 66. how hide your sins before God and his a .'! 
 Tab. 8. 15. let all thy a. and thine elect praise thee 
 
 II. 14. and blessed are all thine holy a. 
 
 12. 15. I am Raphael one of the seven holy a. 
 Wisd. 16. 20. thou feddest thy people with a. food 
 Dan. 3. 37 . O ye a. of the Lord, bless ye the Lord 
 ANGER. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 5. then I spake to her in a. saying 
 Jud. 8. 14. provoke not the Lord our God to a. 
 
 11. 11. they will provoke their God (o a. 
 
 ZiVirf. 10.3. unrighteous went away from her in a. 
 Eccl. 8. 11. rise not up in a. at the pn-sence of an 
 
 10. 18. nor furious a. for them that are horn 
 
 25. 22. a woman is full of a. and much reproach 
 
 26. 8. a drunken woman causeth great a. 
 
 28. 10. according to his riches, his a. riseth 
 
 40. 5. trouble, fear of death, and a. and strife 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 24. nor could he forbear to shew his a. 
 44. they smote sinful men in their a. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .38. and being kindled with a. he took 
 
 9 . 4. then swelling with a. he thought to avenge 
 
 AN GERE HI. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 16. he that a. his mother is cursed of God 
 
 19. 21. a servant a. him that nourisheth him 
 
 ANGRY. 
 
 1 E.rrf. 8. 88. mightest not thou be a. with us 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 48. the more will I be a. with them 
 Jud. 1. 12. N abuchodonosor a. with all his country 
 
 5.2. he was very a. and called the princes of Moab 
 Eccl. 8. 16. strive not wdth an a. man, go not with 
 
 20. 2. it is better to reprove than be a. secretly 
 26. 28. two things grieve, and the third maketji a. 
 
 Eel 20. I see footsteps, and then the king was a. 
 Prayer of Mana.ss. he not a. with me for ever 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 28. when he heard this he was a. 11. 22. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 17 . he considered not that the Lord was a. 
 
 7 . 33. though the living Lord be a. a little while 
 
 ANGUISH. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 19 . tribulation and a. sent for amendment 
 Esth. 11. 8. and lo, a day of tribulation and a. 
 
 14. 2. put on garments of a. and mourning 
 
 15. 5. but her heart was in a. for fear 
 
 Wisd. 5. 3. they groaning for a. of spirit, shall say 
 Eccl. 27 . 29 . a. shall consume them before they die 
 Ear. 3. 1. the soul in a. the troubled spirit crieth 
 ANNA. 
 
 Tab. 1 . 9 . I married A. of mine own kindred 
 622 
 
 Tob.1.20. not any thing left me, besides my wife A. 
 
 2. 1. my wife A. was restored to me witli my sou 
 
 11. my wife A. did take women's work to do 
 5. 17 . A. his mother wept, and said to lobit 
 11. 5. now A. sat looking about for her son 
 
 9. A. ran forth, and fell on the neck of her son 
 
 14. 12. when A. his mother was dead, he buried 
 
 ANNGYANCE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 29 . proceed no fui ther to the a. of kings 
 
 ANNOYED. 
 
 2 .Mac. 8. 32. who had a. the .Jews many ways 
 
 ANOiN r. 
 
 Tub. 6. 8. it is good to a. a man that hath whiteness 
 11. 8. therefore a. thou his eyes with the gall 
 ANOIN I'ED. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. .32. this is the a. which the Highest kept 
 Jud. 10.3. washed, a. herself with precious ointment 
 
 16 . 8 . and slie a. her face with ointment 
 Eccl. 45. 15. Moses a. him with lioly oil 
 46. 19 . in the sight of the Ixird and his a. 
 
 48. 8. who a. kings to take revenge and prophets 
 2 Mac. 1. 10. who was of the stock of the a. priests 
 ANSWER. 
 
 1 Esd.6.0. signification was given, and an a. received 
 
 1.3. they gave us this a. we are the servants 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 1. the angel Uriel gave me an a. 
 
 9. yet canst thou give me no a. of them 
 JVisd.O. 10. that have learned, shall find what to a. 
 Eccl. 4.?,. gave him a friendly a. with meekness 
 
 5. 11. be swift to hear, and with patience give a. 
 
 12. if thou hast understanding, a. thy neighbour 
 
 8. 9. of the elders thou shall learn understanding, 
 
 and to give a. as need requireth 
 11,8. a. not before thou hast heard the cause 
 20. 6. holds his tongue, because he hath not to a. 
 33. 4. bind up instruction, and then make a. 
 ANSWERED. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 47 . and all the people a. amen 
 Jud. 14. 15. but because none a. he opened it 
 Hus. 54. who a. under a ma.stick-tree 
 58. who a. under an holm-iree 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 36. they a. them not, nor cast they a stone 
 
 ANSWERING. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.23. the rest a. thereunto as Neemias did 
 
 A.MI LI BAN US., 
 
 Jud. 1 . 7 . sent to all that dwelt in Libanus and A. 
 ANTIOCH. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. . 37 . he departed from A. his royal city 
 
 10. 68. king Alexander returned into A. 
 
 11.13. theiLPtolemee entered into A. where he set 
 44. Jonathan sent three thousand men unto A. 
 
 2 .Uac. 8.35. he came like a fugitive servant to A, 
 
 11. 36. for we are now going to A. 
 
 I . 3 . 23. who was left over the affairs in A. 
 
 26. made them we 11-affected, returned to A. 
 
 ANTIOCHIA. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. .35. he went to A. and gathered strangers 
 
 2 Mac. 5.21. he departed in all haste into A. 
 
 AN TIOCHIAN.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 9. to write them by the name of A 
 
 19. sent messengers from Jerusalem who were A. 
 
 AN ITOCHIS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .30. the king’s concubine called A. 
 AN'ITOCHUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.10. A. surnamed Kpiphanes, son of A. the 
 
 king, who had been an hostage at Rome 
 16 . the kingdom was established belore A. 
 
 20. after A.'had smitten Egypt, he returned again 
 
 41. king A. wrole to his whole kingdom 
 
 3. 27 . when A. heard, he was full of indignation 
 
 3.3. he left I.ysias to bring up his son A. 
 
 6.1. A. heard say, that I'lymais was city renowned 
 
 15. to the end he should bring up his son A. 
 
 16. so king A. died there in the 149th year 
 
 55. whom A. had appointed to bring up his .son A. 
 
 7. 2. so it was, that his forces had taken A. 
 
 8. 6. A. the great king of Asia came in battle 
 
 II. 39. that brought up A. young son of Alexander 
 
 40. lay sore on him to deliver him this young A. 
 57 . at that time young A. wrote to Jonathan 
 
 12.16. we chose Numenius the son of A. 14. 22. 
 . 39 . I'ryphon went about to kill A. the king 
 
 13. .31. dealt deceitfully with the young king A. 
 
 15. 1. A. son of Demetrius the king, sei.t letters 
 
 2. king A. to Simon the high priest, greeting 
 
 10. A. went into the land of his fathers 
 
 11. being pursued by king A. he tied to Dora 
 
 13. then camped A. against Dora, 25. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 14. A. as though he would marry her 
 15. they .shut the temple as soon as A. was come 
 
 4 . 7 . A. called E.piphanes took the kingdom 
 
 21. A. understanding him not to be well affected 
 . 37 . A. was heartily sorry and moved to pity 
 
 5 .1. A. prepared his second voyage into Egypt 
 5. gone forth a false rumour, as if A. been dead 
 
 17. haughty was A. in mind, he considered not 
 21. so when A. had carried out of the temple 
 
 9. 1- A. came with dishonour out of Persia 
 19. A. king and gO' ernor to the good Jews 
 25. I have appointed my son A. king 
 
 29 . who fearing the son of A. went info Egypt 
 
 10. 9 . this was the end of A. called Epiphanes 
 
 10. we will declare the acts of A. Eupator 
 
 11. 22. king A. unto his brother Lysias sendeth 
 
 27 . king A. sendeth greeting to the council 
 
 1.3. 1. A. Eupator was coming with great power 
 .3. ;Slenelau3 with great ilissimulat. encouraged A. 
 
 4. but the King of kings moved A. mind 
 
 14. 2. had killed A. and Lysias his protector 
 
 See Epiph.\N£S. 
 
 ANVIL. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 28. the smith also sitting by the a. the 
 noise of the hammer and a. is ever in 
 his ears 
 
 APAME. 
 
 I Esd. 4. 29 . I did see A. the king's concubine 
 APAR 1. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 44. all the vessels which Cyrus set a. 57- 
 Tob. 12. 6. then he took them both a. and said 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 13. Judas being a. with the elders 
 
 APHEREMA. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 34. governments of A. Lydda, Raniath 
 
 APOLLONIUS, 
 
 1 Mac. 3.10. A. gathered the Gentiles together 
 
 12. Judas took their spoils, and A. sword also 
 
 10.69. Demetrius maiie A. governor of Celosyria 
 
 74 . when Jonathan heard these words or A. 
 
 75 . because A. had a garrison there 
 
 77- A. took .3iX)0 horsemen with a great host 
 79 . A. had left a thousand horsemen in ambush 
 
 2 Oac. .3. 5. he gat him to A. the son of I hraseas 
 7 . w hen A. came to the king, and had shewed 
 
 4. 4. that A. as being the governor, did rage 
 
 21 . A. son of .'vienestheus was sent to Egypt 
 
 5. 24. he sent that detestable ringleader A. 
 
 12 . 2 . A. son of Genneus would not suffer them 
 APOl HECARY, 
 
 Eccl. 38. 8 . of such doth the a. make a confection 
 49. 1. the composition made by the art of the a. 
 APPAREL. 
 
 Jud. 8 . 5. she put on sackcloth, and wore widows’ a. 
 
 10. 7 . when her a. was changed, they wondered 
 
 12. 15. she arose, and decked herself with her a. 
 
 Esth. 14. 2. E.sther laid away her glorious a. 
 
 1 .Mac. 14. 9. the young men put on warlike a. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 26. to other >oung men comely in a. 
 
 APPARlIlUN. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 4. prav e4 that that a. might turn to good 
 APPARIllONS. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . .3. being troubled withstrangea. 
 
 15. were partly vexed with monstrous a. 
 APPEAR. 
 
 2 E.sd. 6. 40. a fair light, that thy work might a. 
 
 7 . 26. the bride shal a. and she shall be seen 
 .33. the iliostHigh shall a. on the seat of judgment 
 
 11. 16. before thou beginnest to a. no more 
 45. and therefore a. no more, thou eagle 
 
 Tob. 12. 19 . all these days did 1 a. unto you 
 Jud. 14. 2. so soon as the morning shall a. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 25 . thatturneth aside to make judgment a, 
 24. 27 . he maketh the doctrine of know ledge a. 
 
 .35.4. thou shall not a. empty before the Ixird 
 . 37 . 18. four manner of things a. good, evil, life 
 .39. 4. and he shall a. before princes 
 Bar. 6. 51. it shall manifestly a. to all nations 
 2 Mac. 2. 8. anti the glory of the Lord shall a. 
 APPEARANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 28. and the a. thereof from the east 
 Eccl. 11.2. abhor not a man for his outward a. 
 
 2 .'Mac. 4. 24. for the glorious a. of his piower 
 15. 27 . for by the a. of God they were cheered 
 APPEARED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 27 . behold, the woman a. to me no more 
 
 42. but there a. unto thee a city builded 
 11. 1.3. and the place thereof a. no more 
 
 14. so that it a. no more, 18,19, 20, 26, 3.3. I 12. 3 
 
 26. 2 Mac. 3. 34. 
 
 Tob. 12. 22. how the angel of the Lord had a. to them 
 Wisd. 17- 4. visions a. to them with sad countenanc. 
 
 6. there a. to them a fire kindled of itself 
 19. 7 . where water stooii before, drj- land a. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 19. there a. a part of them looking out 
 
 2 Mac. 1. .3.3. where fire was hid, there a. water 
 
 3. 25. there a. to them a horse, with a rider 
 26. two other young men a. notable in strength 
 
 30. when the Almighty Dird a. temple was filled 
 33. the same young men, in the same clothing, a. 
 
 11.8. there a. before them on horseback one white 
 
 14. 20. if a. that they were all of one mind 
 
 15. 13. this done, there a. a man with gray hairs 
 
 APPEAREIH. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3.2. the sun when it a. declaring at his rising 
 Bar. 2.6. to us and father’s shame, as a. this day, 11. 
 APPliARING. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 22. the a. of him that seeth all things 
 APPEASE. 
 
 Eccl. 39. 28. a. the w rath of him that made them 
 2 Mac. 4. 31. the king came in all haste to a. matters 
 APPEASED. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 7- they a. the wicked murmuring 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 47 . so Simon was a. towards them 
 APPl.ASEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 23. by his < ounsel he a. the deep 
 APPERTAIN. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 95. for to thee doth this matter a. 
 
 Tob. 6. 11. for to thee doth the right of her a. 
 
 12. the right of inheritance doth rather a. to thee 
 APPERl AINED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 28. to him a. the gathering of customs 
 
 APPERTAINEIH. [as a. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 12. they roasted the passover with fire. 
 Bar. 2. 6. to the Lord our God a. righteousness 
 1 Mac. 10. 30. that w hich a. to me to receive 
 APPEIU'E, S. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 2. prepares! even quails tostir up their a. 
 19. 11. being led with their a. asked meats 
 Eccl. 18, .30. but refrain thyself from thine a. 
 
 APP LE. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 22. keep good deeds as the a. of the ev'e 
 APPLY. 
 
 Eccl. 6. .32. my son, if thou wilt a. thy mind 
 APP LIE I H. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 30. he a. himself to lead it over 
 APPOIN LED. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 9 . to him tl.e victory be given, as was a. 
 
 4. 42. ask more than is a. in the writing 
 
 5. 58. they a. the Levites from twenty years old 
 
 6. 27 . which were a. rulers in Syria and Phenice 
 
 9 . 12. let all of them come at the time a. 
 
 J'ob. 1.21. who a. over his father’s accounts 
 
 22. and ,8archedonus a. him next unto him 
 
 6. 17 . for she is a. unto tliee from the beginning 
 Jud.~. 16 . he a. to do as they had spoken 
 E.sth. 13. 9 . t) Ixint. if thou hast a. to save Israel 
 Eccl. .36.26. w'ho will trust a thief well a. 
 
 45.15. w-as a. to him by an everlasting covenant 
 Bar. 1. 20. the curse which the I^rd a. by Moses 
 5 . 7 . God hatli a. that e\ery high hill be cast down 
 Sus. 5. the same year were a. two of the ancients 
 Prayer of Manass. hast not a. repentance to the 
 just, but hast a. repentance to me a sinner 
 1 Mac. 1. 51. he a. overseers over all the people 
 4.41. then Judas a. certain men to fight 
 5. 27* liad a. to bring their host against forts 
 
ARM 
 
 ASC 
 
 ASS [Apocrypha. 
 
 J Mrt<•.6.55.■whom Antiochus hada.to bring up hisson 
 
 8 . 25. Jews shall help them, as time shall be a. 
 
 12 . 26. a. to come upon them in the night season 
 
 S Mac. .3. 14. at the day which he a. he entered 
 *4. 20 . this money was a. to Hercules’ sacrifice 
 s! 23." also he a. Eleazar to read the holy book 
 
 9 . 23. considering that my father a. a successoi 
 
 25. I have a. my son Antiochus king 
 
 1401 a a day to meet together by themselves 
 ■ APPOlJJTEDSr. 
 
 o Esd 3. 7. immediately thou a. <leath in him 
 APPOINTMENT. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.15. singers according to the a. of David 
 
 6 . 4 . said, by whose a. do ye build this house ? 
 
 APPREHF.NDKD. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .38. but Zaraces his brother he a. 
 
 APPROACH. 
 
 2 Esd 12. 21 . be kept until their end begin to a. 
 
 APPROACHED. 
 
 Jud 13. 7. a. to his bed, and took hold of the hair 
 APPROACHING. 
 
 2 Esd. 12 . 21 . the middle time a. four shall be kept 
 2 Mac. 12 .31.came to Jerus. the feastof the weeksa. 
 APPROVED. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 27 . thou gavest a law that is a. of all 
 Eccl. 3. 17. shalt be beloved of him that is a, 
 
 39 . 31. for in time they shall all be well a. 
 
 41. 16 . nor is it altogether a. in every thing 
 . 42 '. 8. thus shalt thou be a. of all men living 
 APT. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 21. meat that was of nature a. to melt 
 ARABIA. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 29. where the dragons.of A. shall come 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 16 . Alexander fled into A. to be defended 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 11. the Nomades of A. besought Judas 
 
 ARABIAN. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 17 . Zabdiel A. took off Alexander's head 
 39. oneTryphon went toSimalcue the A. 
 ARABIANS. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 31. Jonathan turned to the A. 
 
 2il/«r.5 8.being accused before Aretas kingofthe A. 
 12. 10. liorsemen of the A. set upon him 
 ARADUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 23. the same thine wrote he to A. 
 
 ARRAY. 
 
 j7/d. 1.4. for the setting in a. his footmen 
 
 2 .Mac. 5. 3. were seen troops of horsemen in a. 
 
 15. 20. now w hen the army was set in a. 
 
 ARRAYED. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 2. being a. in long garments in the temple 
 
 7. 9. the Levites stood a. in their vestments 
 
 ARBATTIS. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 23. those that were in A. took he away 
 ARBELA. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 2 . before Massaloth, which is in A. 
 
 ARBON AT. 
 
 Jud. 2. 24. he destroyed the cities on the river A. 
 ARCHANGEL. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. .36. Uriel the a. gave them answer 
 
 ARCHER, S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 7 . arrow that is shot of a strong a. 16. 
 Jud. 2. 15. he mustered 12,000 a. on horseback 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 11. their slingers and a. going before 
 
 ARDATH. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 26. in the field which is called A. 
 
 ARETAS. See Arabians. 
 
 ARIGHT. 
 
 2 E.sd. 8. . 37 . some things hast thou spoken a. 
 
 Id'isd. 2.1. reasoning with themselves, but not a. 
 
 6. 4. you have not judged a. nor kept the law 
 9. 16. and hardly do we guess a. at things 
 Ere/. 2. 2. set thy heart a. and constantly endure 
 
 6. 17. who feareth L. shall direct his friendship a. 
 20. 17 . for he knoweth not a. what it is to have 
 
 10. order thy hands a. and cleanse thy heart 
 AR 10( H. 
 
 Jud. 1. 6. came all that dwelt in the plain of A. 
 
 A R ISE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .38. a. up and .stand, behold the number 
 
 15. 39. strong winds shall a. from the east 
 Eccl. .31. 21. hast been forced to eat, a. vomit 
 Ear. 5. 5. a. O leriisalem, and stand on high 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 41. there should a. a faithful prophet 
 
 ARI.'-ETH. 
 
 Eccl. 26.16. the sun when itw. in high heaven 
 ARTSTOBUT.US. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.10. sent greeting and health unto A. 
 
 ARK. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.3. to set the holy a. of the T.ord in the house 
 
 4. shall no more bear the a. on your shoulders 
 54. they took the vessels of the a. of God 
 
 2 Esd. 10.22. the a. of our covenant is spoiled 
 2 Mac. 2. 4. commanrled the a. to go with him 
 
 5. where laid the a. and altar of incense 
 
 ARM. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 11. bring them with a stretched out a. 
 Wisd. 5. 16 . with his a. shall he protect them 
 
 11. 21. who may withstand the power of thy a.? 
 
 16 . 16 . were scourged by the strength of thy a. 
 £cc/. 21.21. as a bracelet upon his right a. 
 
 .36. 6. glorify thy hand and thy right a. 
 
 38. 30. he fa'shioneth the clay witli his a. 
 
 Bar. 2. 11. hast brought thy people out with high a. 
 2 Mac. 15. 24. through the might of thine a. 
 ARM.S. 
 
 E.stk. 15. 8. the king took her in his a. 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 9. nor sit down with her in thine a. 
 
 ARM. 
 
 1 Mac. 3.58. a. yourselves, and be valiant men 
 ARMED. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. .35. a thousand men a. with coats of mail 
 4.3. one of the beasts a. with royal harness 
 
 14. .32. Simon a. the valiant men of his nation 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 40. Lysimachus a. about 3,000 men 
 
 5. 2. a. with lances like a band of soldiers 
 14.22. Judas placed a. men in convenient places 
 
 15. 11. thus he a. every one of them 
 
 ARM.S. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 22. not with strength, nor force of a. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 27 . he commanded his men to be in a. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 11. he took the city by force of a. 
 
 15.5.1 command to take a. and do king’s business 
 
 ARMY. 
 
 Jud. 1.16. there he banqueted, both he and his a. 
 
 2 . 7 . 1 will cover the earth with the feet of my a. 
 
 14. Holofernescalled the officers of the a.ot Assur 
 
 16. ranged them, as a great a. is ordered for war 
 18. plenty of victual for every man of the a. 
 
 22. then he took all his a. footmen, horsemen 
 .3.10. might gather all the carriages of his a. 
 
 5. 1. captain of the a. of Assur, 10. 13. | 13.15. 
 
 24. be a prey to be devoured of all thine a. 
 
 7 . 1 . next day Holofernes commanded all his a. 
 
 2. a. of the men of war was 170,(XK) footmen 
 9 . that there be not an overthrow in thine a. 
 
 12. remain in camp, keep all the men ot thy a. 
 
 18. and the rest of the a. camped in the plain 
 
 26. and deliver the whole city for a spoil to his a. 
 11.18. thou shalt go forth with all thine a. 
 
 16 . 4. Assur came with ten thousands of his a. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 13. Seron, a prince of the a. of Syria 
 
 27 . he gathered together a very strong a. 
 
 .35. that he should send an a. against them 
 
 4. .3. that he might smite the king’s a. 
 
 9 . when Pharaoli pursued them with an a. 
 
 .30. when he saw that mighty a. he prayed 
 31. shut up this a. in the hand of thy people Israel 
 .35. when Lysias saw his a. put to flight 
 
 6. 28. he gathered together the captains of his a. 
 .30. the numix f of his a. was 1(X),000 footmen 
 40. part of tlu a. being spread on high mountains 
 41 for the a. was very great and mighty 
 
 42. the-e were slain of the king’s a. 600 men 
 
 7 . 14. one that is a priest is come with this a. 
 
 8. 6. having a very great a. was discomfited 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 13. the a. with him thatseemed invincible 
 
 5. 24. he sent Apollonius with an a. of 22,000 
 
 8.12. imparted to him that the a. was at hand 
 
 9. 9. his smell was noisome to all his a. 
 
 23. what time he led an a. into the countries 
 12.20. Maccabeus ranged his a. by bands 
 
 15. 20. and the a. was set in array, and the beasts 
 ARMIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.10. all his people and his a. obey him 
 Jud. 1. 4. for the going forth of his mighty a. 
 
 Eccl. M. 9,. being an instrument of the a. above 
 ARMOUR. 
 
 J7id. 14. 3. then they shall take their a. and go 
 
 15. 13. the men of Israel followed in their a. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .‘15. they stored with a. an<l victuals 
 4. 6. had neither a. nor swords to their minds 
 
 6. 6. that they were made strong by the a. 
 
 10. 21. gathered forces and provided much a. 
 
 14. 33. where the a. of the enemies had been 
 42. to set them over the a. and fortresses 
 
 15. 7 . let all the a. thou hast made remain 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 27 . so when they had gathered their a. 
 11.8. one in white, shaking his a. of gold 
 
 15. 21. seeing the divers preparations of a. 
 
 ARMOUR-BEARER. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.30. Jonathan the son of Saul, and his a. 
 AROSE. 
 
 1 Esd. 9 . 7 . so Es<iras a. up and said unto them 
 Toh. 8. 4. Tobias a. out of the bed, and said, arise 
 Jud. 8.18. a. none in our age which w'urship go<ls 
 
 12.5. shea, when it was toward morning-watch 
 15. she a. and decked herself with her ap[)arel 
 14. 11. as soon as the morning a. they hanged 
 Eel 16 . betime the king a. and Daniel with him 
 
 39 . so Daniel a. and did eat, angel set Habbacuc 
 ARPHAXAD. 
 
 Jud, 1 .1. in days of A. which reigned over Medes 
 5 Nabuchodonosor made war with king A. 13. 
 
 15. he took also A. in the mountains of Ragau 
 
 AR R OW. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 7 . may one turn again the a. that is shot 
 
 16. like as an a. which is shot of a mighty archer 
 Wisd. 5. 12. or like as when an a. is shot at a mark 
 Eccl. 19 .12. as an a. that sticketh in the thigh 
 
 26.12. she will open her quiver against every a. 
 
 ARROW.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16.1.3. his a. that he shooteth are sharp 
 AR.SACES. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 2. A. king of Persia, 3. | 15. 22. 
 
 ART. 
 
 Wisd. 14.4. though a man went to sea without a. 
 17 , 7 . as for the illusions of a. magic, were i)ut down 
 Eccl. 49 .1. that is made by the a. of the apothecary 
 ARTAXERXES. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 16. in time of A. king of the Persians 
 
 17 . to king A. our lord 1| 7. 4. with consent of A. 
 
 8. 1. when A. the king reigned, 6. 28. 
 
 8. the commission wliich was written from A. 
 
 9 . king A. unto Esdras the priest, greeting 
 
 19. I king A. have commandetl the keepers 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. A. king of the Persians, Estli. 11.2. 
 Esth. 12. 2. they w'ere about to lay hands on A. 
 
 16.1. greet king A. unto the princes and governors 
 AR'llCLES. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 29 . according to these a. did the Romans 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 28. should make void the a. agreed on 
 
 ARTIITCER. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 18. the diligence of the A. did help 
 Eccl. 9. 17 . for hand of a. the work be commended 
 ARTILLERY. 
 
 1 Mac. 6.51. and he set there a. with engines 
 ASADI A.S. 
 
 Bar. 1. 1. Sedecias, son of A. son of Chelcias 
 ASA EL. 
 
 2'ob. 1.1. of the seed of A. of tribe of Naphtali 
 ASANIAS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.54. separated Esabrias, and A. and ten men 
 ASAPH. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.15. also the sons of A. were in their order, 
 to wit, A. Zacharias, and Jeduthun 
 ASPHARASUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5.8. Beelsarus, A. Reelius returned to Jerus. 
 ASBAZAREIH. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 69. from days of A. the king of the Assyria. 
 ASCALON. 
 
 .Tud. 2. 28. that flwelt in A. feared him greatly 
 1 Mac. 10. 86. Jonathan camped against A. 
 
 11.60. he came to A. they of the city met him 
 12. 33. Simon passed through the country to A. 
 
 ASER. 
 
 Toh. 1. 2. called Naphtali in Galilee above A. 
 ASHAMED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 51. for I was a. to ask the king’s footmen 
 74 . I said, O Lord, 1 am a. before thy face 
 
 Wisd. 13. 17 . is not a. to speak to what hath no life 
 E,ccl. 4. 26. be not a. to confess thy sins 
 
 21. 22. but a man of experience is a. pi him 
 
 22. 25. I will not be a. to defend a friend 
 
 41. 17 . be a. of whoredom before father and mother 
 42. 1. of these things be not thou a. 
 
 8. be not a. to inform the unwise an<l foolish 
 
 11. lest she make thee a. before the multitude 
 Bar. 6. 27. they also that serve them are a. 
 
 Dan. 3. 20. let all that do thy servants hurt, be a. 
 Hus. 11. for they were a. to declare their lust 
 
 27 . when ciders declared, servants were greatly a. 
 ASHES. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 9. in clods of pitch and heaps of a. 
 
 9. .38. and she ha<l a. upon her heart 
 
 'Job. 6. 16. thou shalt take thee a. of perfume 
 Jstd. 4. 11. they cast «. upon their heads 
 15. had a. on their mitres, and crierl to the T.ord 
 
 9 . 1. put «. on her head, and uncovered sackcloth 
 E'.sth. 14. 2. she covered her head with a. and dung 
 Wisd. 2. .3. our body shall be turned into a. 
 
 15.10. his heart is a. his hope more vile than earth 
 Eccl. 10. 9. why is earth and a. proud ? 
 
 17. .32. and all men are but earth and a. 
 
 40. 3. to him that is humbled in earth and a. 
 
 Bel 14. Daniel commanded his servants to bring <r. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 47 . then they cast a. upon their heads 
 
 2 Mac. 1.3. 5. now there was a tower of fifty cubits 
 
 high full of a. instrument hanged down into«. 
 8. committed many sins about the altar, who.se fire 
 and a. were holy, he received his death in a. 
 ASIA. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 46. thou A. that art partaker of hope 
 16 . 1. woe be unto thee Babylon and A. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 6. Antiochus the great king of A. 
 
 12. . 39 . 'I'ryphon went about to get kingdom of A. 
 1.3. .32. and he crowne<l hiniself king of A. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 3. Seleucus king of A. bare all the costs 
 
 ASIDE. 
 
 Sus. 51. put these two a. one far from another 
 56. so he put him a. and commanded to bring 
 ASK. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 42. then said the king, a. what thou wilt 
 
 2 E.sd. 4. 6. that thou shouldest a. such things of me 
 
 7 . if I should a. how greatdwcllings are in the sea 
 35. a. question of these things in their chambers 
 
 5. 11. one land also shall a. another, and say 
 46. he said unto me, a. the womtiof a woman 
 51. a. a woman that be.areth children 
 
 10. 9 . a. the earth, and she shall tell thee 
 
 Toh. A. 18 . <t. counsel of all that are wise, tlespise not 
 Eccl. 20. 15. and to-morrow will he a. it again 
 21. 1. but a. pardon for thy former sins 
 
 28. 4. and doth he a. forgiveness of his own sins .’ 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 72 . a. and learn whom I am, and the rest 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 2. what wouldest thou a. or learn of us ? 
 
 ASKED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. 44. T a. the angel, and said, what are these ? 
 
 4. 9. now have I a. thee but of the fire and wind 
 2.5. of these things have I a. then answered he me 
 
 5. 50. I a. and said, seeing thou hast given me 
 'J'oh. 7. 3. Raguel a. them, from whence aie you 
 Jstd. 6. 16. Ozias a. him of that which was done 
 
 10. 12. they a. her, of what people art thou 
 Esfh. 13. 3 . when I a. counsellors how this might be 
 IVisd. 19. 11. led by appetite, they a. delicate meats 
 Eccl. .32. 7 . scarcely when thou art twice a. 
 
 Hus. 14. after they a. one another the cause 
 
 40. we a. who the man was, she would not tell 
 2 Mac. 14. 5. being a. how the Jews stood affected 
 ASKEST. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 28. the things thou a. me, T will tell, 52. 
 
 8. 2. as when thou a. the earth, it shall say 
 
 ASK EIH. 
 
 Wisd. 1,3. 18. he a. of that which cannot set a foot 
 19 . for gaining and getting, a. ability to do 
 ASLEEP. 
 
 2 E.sd. 7 . 32. earth restore those that are a. in her 
 Toh. 8. 13. so the maid found them both a. 
 ASMODEUS. 
 
 Toh. 3. 8. whom A. the evil spirit, had killed, 17, 
 A.SPHAR. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 33. pitched their tents by the pool A. 
 A.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 19 . as the wild a. is the lion’s pre.v 
 33. 24. tbdder, a wand and burdens are tor the a. 
 ASSABIAS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 9. A. and Othiel gave to the Levites 
 ASSAULT. ' 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 8. neither be ye afraid of their a. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 5. Jason made an a. upon the city 
 
 12. 15. Judas gave a fierce a. against the walls 
 
 ASSATL'l ED. 
 
 1 Mac. 5 .16. were in trouble, and a. of them, .30,35,50. 
 
 6. 31. Bethsura, which they a. many days 
 
 ASSAUI.'lTNG. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.50. let the .lews cease from a. ns 
 15. 25. the second day a. it continually 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 17 . «.them strongly, they won the holds 
 
 A.SSA Y. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 2.3. we will a. to abridge in one volume 
 ASS EM BLED 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 72 . all that were then moved a. untome 
 
 9. 55. the words for which they had been a. 
 
 .Jud. 1. 6. many nations n. themselves to battle 
 
 7 . 23. then all the people a. to Ozias 
 
 Sus. 28. when the people were a. to her husband 
 Joachim, 1 Mac. .3. 52, 58. | 4. . 37 . j 
 5. 9. 1.5, 16. 
 
 1 ]\fac. 10. 61. pestilent t'ellows a. them.selves 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 1. they a. about six thousand men 
 
 ASSE.M BLY. 
 
 Jud. 6. 16. and the women ran to the a. 
 
 21. Ozias took him out of the a. to his house 
 7- 29 . then there was great weeping in the a. 
 
 14. 6. in the a. of the people he tell down 
 Sus. 60. all the a. cried out with a loud voice 
 
 623 
 
Apocrypha.] A VE 
 
 BAG 
 
 BE A 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 44. or to "ather an a. in the country 
 ASS 1 DEANS. 
 
 1 Mac. C. 42. there came to him a company of A. 
 
 7. l.'l. the A. were the first lliat sought peace 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 6 . these of the .lews that he called A. 
 
 ASSIGN. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 9. he promised to a. an hundred and fifty 
 ASS 1.ST. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 22. didst fl. them in every time and place 
 ASSISI'ING. 
 
 1 Eid.T.Q. a. the ancients of tlie lews and governors 
 
 ASSUEHUS. 
 
 Tod. 14. 15. Nineve, whidi was taken by A. 
 ASSUK. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 8. woe be to thee, A. thou tliat liidest 
 Jud. 2.14. liolofernes called the ofticeis of the army 
 
 of A. 5. 1. Id. 1. I i;i. 15.1 14. 3. 
 6.17- spoken in the midst of the princes of A. 
 7.20. the company of A. remained about them 
 35. 6 . residue of llethulia fell on the camp of A. 
 Id. 4. A. came out of the mountains from the north 
 . A.SSU RANGE. 
 
 Wisd. 6 . 18. giving heed to laws is a. of incorruption 
 ASSURED. 
 
 Eccl. 49.10. they delivered them by a. hope 
 UMac. 7. 24. but also a. him with oaths 
 
 12. 25. when he had a. them witli many words 
 A.SSU REDLY. 
 
 Wisd. 18. C. a. knowing to what oaths they had 
 AS.su AG E. 
 
 Eccl. 18. Id. shall not the dew a. the heat ? 
 ASSYRIA. 
 
 1 Esd. 7.15. he had turned counsel of the king of A. 
 ASSYRIANS. 
 
 Tob, 1.2. in time of Enemessar, king of the A. 
 
 3. who came witli me into the land of the A. 
 Jud. 1.7. N abuclKxIonosor king of the A. 2.1,4. 
 
 7. 17. with tliein'five thousand of A. departed 
 
 9. 7- behold, tlie A. are multiplied in their power 
 
 10. 11. the first watch of the A. met her 
 
 12. 13. be made as one of the daughters of the A. 
 14.2. as though ye would go toward the watch of A. 
 
 12. when the A. saw them, they sent to leaders 
 19. wlien the captains of tlie A. army heard 
 Eccl. 48. 21. he smote the host of the A. 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 41. were sent from tlie king of the A. 
 
 AS ION ISIIED. 
 
 Jud. 11. Id. whereat all the earth shall be a. 
 
 13. 1?. all the people were wonderfully a. 
 
 14.7. which hearing thy name shall be a. 
 
 15. 1. they were a. at the thing that was done 
 Wisd. 13. 4. but if they were a. and their power 
 17 . 3. being horribly a. and troubled by apparitions 
 Eccl. 43.18. the heart is a. at the raining of it 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 8. the king was a. and sore moved 
 Id. 22. hereof when he heard, he was sore a. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 24. all were a. at the power of God 
 
 ASlONUSH.-ilENT. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 24. and our life is a. and fear, not wortliy 
 ASTRAY. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 24. they went a. in the ways of error 
 Ear. 4.28. as it was your mind to go a. from God 
 ASfYAGES. 
 
 Bel 1. king A. was gathered to his fathers 
 A 1 AlfGATIS. 
 
 flMac. 12. 2d. marched forth to the temple of A. 
 
 A I E. 
 
 Jud. 12. 19 . then she a. and drank before him 
 ATIIENOBIUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 28. he sent to him A. one of his friends 
 
 AllIENS. 
 
 2 Mac. d. 1. king sent an old man of A. com pel .Tews 
 
 9. 15. make them equals to the citizens of A. 
 
 ATONEMENT. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 3. honoureth father, makes a. for his sins 
 30. an alms maketh an a. for sins 
 SI Mac. 3. 33. as the hish priest was making a. 
 ATTAIN. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 7 . but foolish men shall not a. to her 
 2 Mac. 15. 38. it is that which I could a. unto 
 A1 TALUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 22. wrote to Demetrius the king and A. 
 
 A riEMP 1'. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 41. they seeing the a. of Lysimachus 
 
 AJTEMPTS. 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 4. lest thou be taken with her a. 
 
 A ITEMP 1 ED. 
 
 1 Mac. 12.10. have nevertheless a. to send to you 
 
 AT LEND. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 23. every one may a. on his own affairs 
 
 ATTENDANCE. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 32. when Athenobius saw his great a. 
 
 ATTENDED. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 9 . delivered from pain those that a. on her 
 ATT EN DEI 11. 
 
 Eccl. 4.15. he that a. to her shall dwell securely 
 ALTENTION. 
 
 Prol. of Jesus Sirach. to read it with favour and a. 
 
 A LTENTl VE. 
 
 Eccl. 3.29. an a. ear is the desire of a w ise man 
 ArnifE. 
 
 Jud. 12.15. decked hetself with her woman’s a. 
 Eccl. 19 . 30. a man’s a. and excessive laughter 
 AVAILEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 25. if he touch it, what a. his washing 
 AVENGE. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 9. saith the Lord, I will surely a. them 
 Jud. 2. 1. he should a. himself on all earth 
 
 1 Mac.Q..(H. and a. ye the wrong of your people 
 d. 22. how long ere thou a. our brethren ? 
 
 13. d. doubtless I will a. my nation and our wives 
 
 2 Mac. 9.4. he thought to a. upon the Jews the disgr. 
 
 AVENGED. 
 
 Jud. 1.12. would surely be a. on all those coasts 
 E.\th. Id. 20. that they iiiay be a. on them 
 Wisd. 11.3. they were a. of their adversaries 
 1 Mac. 3.15. to be a. of the children of Israel 
 7 . .38. be a. of this man and his host 
 9. 42. had a. fully the blood of their brother 
 15. 4. 1 may be a. of them that destroyed it 
 AVENGER. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 6. he left behind him an a. 
 
 624 ‘ 
 
 AVENGERS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. Id. he had them to be their enemies and a. 
 AUGMEN LA I ION. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. Id. were dedicated by other kings to the a. 
 AVOID. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 21. they should observe to a. punishment 
 Tob. 13. 2. neither is there any that can a. his hand 
 Wisd. Id. 4. penury which they could not a. 16. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 31. to a. much labouring of the work 
 AVOIDED. 
 
 Wisd. 17 .10. which could of no side be a. 
 AURANU.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 40. began first to offer violence to one A. 
 ' AULIIOR. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 3. for first a. of beauty had created them 
 2 71/ar. 2.28. leaving to the a. the exact handling 
 30. belongeih to the first a. of the story 
 7 . 31. thou that hast been the a. of all mischief 
 AUTHORS. 
 
 Bar. 3. 23. the a. of fables and searchers out of 
 1 Mac. 9 . dl. tliat were a. of that mischief 
 AU I llORl 1 Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 22. no man have a. to impose any thing 
 Est/i. 13. 2. lifted up with presumption of my «. 
 
 Id. 5. caused many that are in a. to be partakeis 
 7 . of them that are unworthily placed in a. 
 
 IVisd. 14. 19. for he willing to |)lease one in a. 
 Eccl. 3. 2. Lord hath confirmed the a. of the mother 
 
 10. 3. through the prudence of them that are in a. 
 21. the fear of Lord goeih before the obtaining a. 
 
 20. 8. he that taketh to himself a. therein 
 45. 17 . gave him a. in the statutes of judgments 
 
 1 Mac. 1.58. thus did they by their a. 10. d. 
 
 10.32. as for the tower, I yield up my a. over it 
 . 35. no man shall have a. to meddle with them 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 50. Menelaus remained still in a. 
 
 AWE. 
 
 IVisd. d. 7" nor stand in a. of any man’s greatness 
 AWAKE. 
 
 Esth. 11. 12. when Mardocheus was a. he bare 
 Eccl. 13.13. when hearest these things a.in thy sleep 
 AWAKED. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 3. Darius slept, and soon after a. 
 
 SI Esd. 5. 14.1 a. and fearfulness went thro’ my body 
 
 11. 29- a. one of the heads that were at rest 
 
 12. 3. then a. I out of the trouble of my mind 
 
 13. 13. then was 1 sick throusth great fear, and I a. 
 Eccl. 33. Id. I a. up last of all, as one that gathers 
 
 AWAKETll. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . .31. the world that yet a. not be raised 
 Eccl. 40. 7- wlien all is safe, he a. and marvelleth 
 
 AWARE. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 27 . do thee a mischief ere thou be a. 
 
 AXE. 
 
 Bar. d. 15. he hath in his liand a dagger and an a. 
 AXLE-'l R EE. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 5. liis thoughts are like a rolling a. 
 AZARIA.S. 
 
 SI Esd. 1. 1. the son of A. the son of Helchias 
 Tob. 5. 12. he said, lam A. the son of Ananias 
 d. d. brother A. to what use is the heart' 
 
 13. A. this maid hath been given to seven men 
 7 . 8. Lobiassaid, brother A. speak of those things 
 9. 2. brother A. take w’ith thee a servant 
 l)an. 3. 2. then A. stood up and prayed thus 
 2d. angel came into the oven together with A. 
 dd. O Ananias, A. and Misael, bless ye the Lord 
 1 Mac. 2. 59. A. by believing was saved outof tire 
 5.18. so he left A. captain of the people 
 AZOLUS. 
 
 Jud. 1. 28. fear fell on them that dwelt in A. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 15. to the plains of Idumea and A. 
 
 5. fi8. Judas turned to A. in the land of Philistines 
 
 9 . 15. who pursued them to the mount A. 
 
 10. 77 . he went to A. as one that journeyed 
 83. the horsemen being scattered fled to A. 
 
 11. 4. when he came near to A. they shewed him 
 
 the temple of Dagon that was burnt, and A. 
 14.34. he fortified Gazara that bordereth upon A. 
 Id. 10. they fled to the towers in the fields of A, 
 
 B. 
 
 BAAL. 
 
 Tob. 1. 5. Naphtali sacrificed to the heifer B. 
 BABES. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 28. T prayed you as a nurse her young J. 
 IVisd. 15. 14. are more miserable than ver\’ b. 
 
 BABBLER. 
 
 Eccl. 20 . 7 . a b. and a fool will regard no time 
 BABBLING. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 6. he that hateth b. shall have less evil 
 20. 5. another by much b. becometh hateful 
 BABYLON, 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 40. and carried him intoB. 54. 55. 
 
 41. he set them in his own temple at B. 
 
 2 Esd. .3.1. I was in B. and lay troubled on my bed 
 28. are their deeds any better that inhabit B. f 
 .31. are they of B. better than they of Sion? 
 
 15. 4fi. that art partaker of the hope of B. 
 
 Id. 1. woe be to tliee, B. and Asia, woe be to Egypt 
 Bar. 1.1. the words which Baruch wrote in B. 
 Sus. 1. there dwelt a man in B. called Joacim 
 Bel. .34. carry the dinner that thou hast to B. 
 
 .35. Loi'd, I never saw B. nor do I know the den 
 3d. then the angel set him in B. over the den 
 BABYLONIANS. 
 
 Bel. 3. now the B. had an idol called Bel 
 BACCHUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 7. when the feast of B. was kept, the .Tews 
 were compelled to go in procession to B. 
 BACCHIDES. 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 8. the king chose B. a friend of the king 
 9. 2d. and they brought Judas’ friends to B. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. .30. that were with I imotheus and B. 
 
 BACKBITING. 
 
 IVisd. 1.11. and reti ain your tongue from h. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 14. a b. tongue hath disquieted many 
 15. a b. tongue hath cast out virtuous women 
 BACKWARD. 
 
 2 Esd. Id. Id. like as an arrow returneth not b. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 23. in his time the sun went b, 
 
 BAG, 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. Judith filled a h. with parched com 
 1.3. iO. she put his head in her b. of meat 
 15. so she took the head out of the b 
 BAGS. 
 
 Tob. 9. 5. who brought forth b. sealed up 
 BAGGAGE. 
 
 .Jud. 7 . 2 beside the b. and other men afoot 
 2 Alac. 12. 21. he sent the other b. unto a fortress 
 BAGOAS, 
 
 Jud. 12.11. then said he to B. the eunuch, 13. 113, 
 15. soft skins, which she had received of B. 
 
 14. 14. then went B. and knocked at the door 
 BALANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. .34. weigh thou our wickedness in the b. 
 Wisd. 11. 22. the world is as a little grain of the 5. 
 Eccl. 21. 25. their words are weighed in the b. 
 
 28. 25. weigh thy w ords in a b. and make a door 
 BATH IIASA R. 
 
 Bar. 1. 12. we shall live under the shadow of B. 
 BAND. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 2. w ith lances like a b. of soldiers 
 
 8. 22. leaders of each b. to w it, iimon, Joseph 
 
 BANDS. 
 
 Jud. 14. 11. they went forth by h. to the straits 
 Eccl. d. .30. and her h. are purple lace 
 28. 19 . nor hath been bound in her h. 
 
 20. and the b. thereof are b. of brass 
 BANQUET. 
 
 Jud. 12. 10. called none of the officers to the b. 
 Eccl. 32. 5. a concert of music in a h. of wine 
 49. 1. it is as honey and music at a h. of wine 
 1 Mac. Id. 15. son of Abubus made them a great 
 SI Mac. 2. 27 . no ease to him that preparelh a b. 
 BANQUETED. 
 
 Jud. 1. Id. and there he took his ease and b. 
 BANQUETING. 
 
 Eccl. 18. .33. be not made a beggar by b. or borrow. 
 
 1 Mac. Id. Id. came on Simon into the b. place 
 
 BAR. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 25. make a door and b. for thy mouth 
 BARS. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . Id. shut up in prison, without iron b. 
 BARBAROUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 21. so that a few chased b. multitudes 
 5. 22. for manners, more b. than he that set him 
 
 BARBAROUSLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 2. O destroy not so cruelly and b. 
 
 Bare. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 5. he will make thee b. and not be sorrr 
 BARE. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 27 . have pitv on me that b. thee 
 
 Bark. 
 
 Tl isd. 13. 11. and taken oft' all the b. skilfully 
 BARREN. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 4.3. she said, 1 thy servant have been b. 
 Wisd. .3. 13. blessed is the b. that is undetiled 
 Eccl. 42.10. when she is married, lest she should beJ. 
 BARTACUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 29. the daughter of the admirable B, 
 BARUCH. 
 
 Bar. 1. 1. the words of the book which B. wrote 
 3. B. did read the words of this book 
 BASENESS. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 9 . they shall cover the b. of their pai enfs 
 'BASH FULNESS. 
 
 Eccl. 20.23,thei e is that for b. promiseth to his friend 
 BASTARD. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 3. nor take deep rooting from b. slips 
 BATS. 
 
 Bar. 6. 22, on their bodies and heads sit b. and birds 
 BATIERED. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 43. Simon b. a certain tower and took it 
 BATTLE. 
 
 1 E.<id. 1. 29. hut joined w ith him in the plain 
 30. carry me away out of b. for 1 am very weak, 
 
 his servants took him away out of the b. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 57 . this is the condition of the b. 
 
 Jud. 1. d. many assembled themselves to b. 
 
 13. then he matched in b. array with his power 
 5. 23. they have no power for a strong b. 
 
 7 . 11. my lord, fight not against them in b. 
 
 14. 13. have been bold to come dow n against us 
 
 to b. 
 
 Esth. 11. 7 . all nations were prepared to b. 
 
 IVisd. 12. 9 . under the hand of tlie righteous in b. 
 Eccl. 48. d. he made the h. to fall on the nations 
 
 1 Mac. 2. .35. they gave them the b. with speed 
 41. whosoever shall come to make h. with us 
 
 4. 14. so they joineil the b. and the heathen fled 
 d. .30. thirty-two elephants exercised in b. 
 
 2 iliac. 10. 28. making their rage leader of their i, 
 
 Hee Join. 
 
 BATTLES. 
 
 Jud. 5.18. they were destroyed in many h. very sore 
 
 9. 7 . thou art the I.ord that breakest the b. 
 
 Id. .3. God breaketh the b. for he tlelivered me 
 1 Mac. 3. 2d. all nations talked of the b. of Judas 
 13. 9. they answered. sa\ ing. fight thou our b. 
 
 BA L I LEM ENTS. 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 13, thou walkest on the b. of the city 
 BEAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 4. Josias said, ye shall no more b. the ark 
 4. 15. all the people that b. rule by sea and laud 
 
 Eccl. 1.23. a patient man will b. for a time 
 d. 25. bow down thy shoulder and b. her 
 22. 15. a mass of iron is easier to b. than a man 
 
 be:areih. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 51. he said, ask a woman that b. children 
 
 BEARDS. 
 
 Bar. C. 31. priests sit. and their heads and b. shaven 
 BEARS. 
 
 JVisd. 11. 17 . to send a multitude of b. or fierce lions 
 Eccl. 47 . 3. he played with b. as with lambs 
 BEAST. 
 
 JVisd. 13. 14. or made it like some vile b. 
 
 Eccl. 1.3. 15. every b. loveth his like, every man lov 
 
 1 Mac. d. .3d. wheresoever the b. was, they went 
 
 BE AS IS. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 29. them w hich have lived like b. 
 
 30. at them w hich are deemed worse than b. 
 
BEG 
 
 BIT IApocrvpha, 
 
 Wisd. 11. 15. worshipped wild h. thou didst send a 
 multitude of unreasonable h. tor vengeance 
 
 12. 9. or to destroy.' them at once with cruer h. 
 
 35. 18. they worshipped those h. most hateful 
 
 16. 1. by the multitude of b. were tormented 
 
 .3. for the ugly sight of the h. sent among them 
 
 5. the horrible fierceness of h, came on these 
 
 17. 9. yet being scared with b. that passed by 
 19. a terrible sound or a running of skipping b. 
 
 or a roaring voice of most savage wild b. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 37- on the b. were there strong towers 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 21. seeing the fierceness of tlie b. 
 
 BEAT. 
 
 Eccl. 30.12. b. him on the si<les while he is a child 
 BEATEN. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 10. as a servant that is continually h. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 30. 1 endure pains in body by being b. 
 BEAUTY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.18. do they not love a woman comely in b. ? 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 30. he slie wed thee the comeliness of her i. 
 55. see the b. and greatness of the building 
 
 15. 63. and they shall mar the b. of thy face 
 Jnd. 10. 7. they wondered greatly at her A. 14. 
 
 11. 21. both for b. of face and wisdom of words 
 
 16. 7. weakened him with the b. of her countenance 
 
 9. tier b. ravished, took his mind prisoner 
 
 Esth. 15. 5. rutidy through the perfection of her b 
 IVisd.’i. 10. 1 loved her above healtli and h. 
 
 8. 2. to wake my spouse, and I was a lover of her h. 
 
 13. 3. with whose b. they being delighted ; for the 
 
 fiist author of b. hath created them 
 5. by the greatness and h. of the creatures 
 Eccl. 9. 8. look not on another’s h. many liave been 
 deceived by the b. of a woman, love kindled 
 11. 2. commend not a man for his b. nor abhor him 
 26. 16. so is b. of a good wite in ordering her bouse 
 
 17. so is the b. of the face in ripe age 
 36. 22. the b. of a woman cheereth the countenance 
 
 40. 22. thine eye desirefh favour and b. 
 
 42. 12. behold not every body’s h. and sit not 
 
 43. 1. pride of height, the h. of heaven, 9, 18. 
 
 "Sus. .32. that they might be filled with her b. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 26. so that the b. of women was changed 
 
 BEAUTIFIED. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 1. in three things I was b. and stood up 
 45. 7. he b. him with comely ornaments 
 
 47. 10. he b. their feasts and set in order the time 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 15. he b. the sanctuary, and multiplied 
 
 BEAUllEUL, 
 
 Jnd. 11. 23. h. in countenance and witty in words 
 Wisd. 5. 16. a b. crown from the Lord's hands 
 7- 29. for she is more b. than the sun 
 33. 7. because the things are but b. that are seen 
 
 15. 19. nor are they b. so much as to be desired 
 Eccl. 9. 8. turn away thine eye from a b. woman 
 25. 1. I stood up A. both before God and men 
 4.3. 11. very b. it is in the brightness thereof 
 45. 12. the desires of the eyes, goodly and b. 
 
 Bar. 6. 24. the gold about them to make them b. 
 BEAUTEOUS. 
 
 &is. 31. was a delicate woman and b. to behold 
 BEGOxMElH. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 49. thou hast humbled thyself, as it b. thee 
 
 BECTILETH. 
 
 Jud. 2. 21. they went forth of Nine-ve toward the 
 plain of B. and pitched from B. near mountain 
 BED. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 26. that one of them shall die on his b 
 Tab. 8. 4. 'J obias rose out of the b. and said 
 
 14. 11. he gave up the ghost in b. 158 years old 
 Jud. 9. 3. so that they dyed their b. in blood 
 
 10. 21. Ilolofernes rested on his b. under a canopy 
 
 13. 2. and Ilolofernes lying along on his b. 
 
 4. Judith standing by his b. said in her heart 
 
 6. then she came to the pillar of the b. 
 
 7. approached his b. and took the hair of his head 
 
 9. she tumbled his body down from the b. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 1.3. which hath not known the sinfid b. 
 
 Eccl. 24. .31. and I will water my garden b. 
 
 .31. 19. he fetchetli not his wind short on his b. 
 
 41. 22. and come not near his maid’s b. 
 
 48. 6. b,-oughtest honourable men from their b. 
 
 BED-CHAMBER. 
 
 Jud. 1.3. 3. her maid to stand without her b. 
 
 4. so all went foi th, none was left in the h. 
 
 14. 15. he went into the b. and found him dead 
 16.19. the canopy which he had taken out of his b. 
 
 BEDS. 
 
 Jud. 13. 1. they went to their b. they were weary 
 IVisd. 4.6. for children begotten of unlawful b. 
 BEG. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 28. for better it is to die than to b. 
 
 BEGAN. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 12. they that dwelt on earth b. to multiply 
 BEGA1'. 
 
 Excl. 22. 3. is the dishonour of his father that b. him 
 B EG ET. 
 
 2 Mac. 14.25. prayed him to take a wife and b. child 
 BEGGAR, S. 
 
 Eccl. 18. .33. be not made a b. by banqueting 
 40. 28. lead not a b. life, for better to die than be" 
 BEGGING. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 30. b. is sweet in mouth of the shameless 
 BEGIN. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 32. here then will we h. the story 
 ^ , BEGINNETII. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 7. when a man hath done then he b. 
 
 36. 24. he that getteth a wife, b. a possession 
 
 beginning. 
 
 ^ ^ you a safe passage 
 
 3. 4. O Lord, who bearestrule, thou spakest at the b 
 
 4. .30. sown in the heart of Adam from the b. 
 
 9. 5. as all made in the world hath a b. and an end 
 
 16. 18. the b. of sorrows and great mournings, the 
 
 b. of famine and great dearth, the b. of wars 
 the b. of evils, what shall 1 do ? ’ 
 
 Tob. 4. 12. that our fathers from the b. married 
 6, 17 . for she is appointed to thee from the h. 
 
 B/d. Q. 29. from the A. people knew thy understand. 
 Estn. 13. 15. that hath been thine from the A. 
 
 Wtsd. 6. 22. I will seek her out from the b. 
 
 7. 5. no king that had any other b. of birth 
 
 B ES 
 
 Wisd. 7.18. the b. ending, and midst of tlie times 
 
 9. 8. which thou hast prepared from the b. 
 
 12.16. for thy power is the b. of righteousness 
 
 14. 12. devising of idols was the b. of fornication 
 13. tor neither were they from the b. 
 
 27 . for the worshipping of idols is the b. of evil 
 
 Eccl. 1. 14. to fear the Lord is the b. of wisdom, 
 
 25. 12. 
 
 10. 12. the b. of pride is when one departeth 
 
 11.16. error and darkness had their A. with sinners 
 
 15. 14. he himself made man from the A. 
 
 24. 9. he created me from the A. before the world 
 
 25. 12. faith is the A. of cleaving unto him 
 .36. 11. and inherit thou them as Ifom the A. 
 
 39 . 25. good things are created from the A. 
 
 Bar. 3. 26. there w-ere the giants famous from the A. 
 2 Mac. 1. 23. Jonathan A. and the rest answering 
 
 7 . 23. who found out the A. of all things 
 
 8. 27 . which was the A. of mercy upon them 
 BEGOT. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 28. remember that thou wast A. of them 
 BEGOlTEN. 
 
 Tob. 8. 17 . of two that were the only A. children 
 JVisd. 4. 6. childr. A. of unlawful beds are witnesses 
 BEGUILE. 
 
 ll'isd.A. 11. lest that wicknedness should A. his soul 
 BEGUILING, 
 
 Esth.\5. 6. A. with talsehoodof their lewd disposition 
 BEHAVED. 
 
 Eccl. 49.2. he A. himself uprightly in the conversion 
 2 Mac. 2. 21. those that A. themselves manfully 
 BEHAVIOUR. 
 
 Esth. 16. 7 . flone through the pestilent A. of them 
 Wtsd. 19 .13. they used a more hard and hateful A 
 BEHIND. 
 
 TVtsd.8. 13. leave A. me an everlasting memorial 
 Eccl. 11. 11. that laboureth, and isso much more A 
 ^ , BEHOLDER. 
 
 Esth. 15 . 2 . G. who is the A. and saviour of all things 
 ll'tsd. 1. 6. for God is a true A. of his heart 
 „ , .BEHOLDETH. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 18. mighty in power, and A. all things 
 B E.L. 
 
 Bar. 6. 41. they entreat B. that he may speak 
 Bel 3. the Babylonians had an idol called B. 
 
 4. the king said, why dost not thou worship B. ’ 
 
 18. great art thou, O B. with thee is no deceit 
 22. the king delivered B. into Daniel’s power 
 BELIEVE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. . 37 . yet in spirit they A. the thing T say 
 16. 36. A. not the gods of whom the Lord spake 
 Tob. 2.14. how'beit, I did not A. her, bade her render 
 I surely A. those things .lonas spake 
 It isd. 12.2. leaving wickedness, they may A. on thee 
 18. 13 and whereas they would not A. any thin 
 Eccl. 2. 6. A. in him, and he will help thee 
 13. 11. affect not to be equal, A. not his words 
 36.26. so who will A. a man that hath no house i* 
 BELIEVED. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. .32. or what generation hath so A. as Jacob 
 5. 29 . they which A. not thy covenants, 7. 60. 
 
 9. 7- and by faith, whereby ye have A. 
 
 Jnd. 14. 10. he A. in God greatly, and was joined 
 Eccl. 31. 23. his good house-keeping will tie A. 
 
 Sus. 41. then the assembly A. them as the elders 
 1 Mac. 7 . 16. whereupon they A. him 
 
 BELIEVETH. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 13. woe to the faint hearted, for he A. not 
 32. 24. he that A. in the I.ord taketh heed 
 BELIEVING. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 46. so Jonathan A. him, did as he bade 
 BELLS. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 9. he compassed him with golden A. 
 BELLY. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 6. let not the greediness of the A. take hold 
 31. 20. pangs of A. are with an unsatiable man 
 .36. 18. the A. devoureth all meats, yet one meat 
 . 37 . 5 . which helpeth his friend for the A. 
 
 40. .30. hut in his A. there shall burn a tire 
 51. 5. delivered from the depth of the A. of hell 
 BELONGEIH. 
 
 Tob. 3. 17 . because she A. to Tobias by right 
 BELOVED. 
 
 ^ 6 - 74 . hear, O ye my A. saith the Lord 
 It tsd. 4. 10. he pleased God, and was A. of him 
 Eccl. 7 , .3.'). that shall make thee to be A. 20. 13. 
 
 24. 11. likewise in the A. city he gave me rest 
 
 45. 1. he brought out Moses A. of God and men 
 
 46. 13. Samuel the prophet of Lord, A. of his Lord 
 
 47 . 16. and tor thy peace thou wast A. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 11. I was bountiful, and A. in my power 
 
 BENDED. 
 
 Eccl. 43.12. the hands of the Most High have A, it 
 BENDETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 16.13. his right hand that A. the bow 
 
 ben EFIT, 
 
 11 tsd. 16. 24. for the A. of such as trust in thee 
 2 Mac. 2. 27 . and that seeketh the A. of others 
 BENEFITS. 
 
 2 E.sd. 9 . 10. who in their life have received A. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 1. so shalt thou be thanked for thy A. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.53. according to the A. which he received 
 
 2 iliac. 9 . 26. 1 request you to remember the A. 
 
 BENEFITED. 
 
 Wisd. 11.5. by the same they in their need were A. 
 
 13. when they heard the other to be b, 
 
 BERYL. 
 
 Tob. 13. 17 . the streetsshall be paved with A. 
 BESEECH E l 11. 
 
 JFisd. 1.3. 18. he humbly A. that which hath lea.st 
 BESIEGE. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 19 . called the people together to A. them 
 24. tor which thev of our nation A. the tower 
 
 Besieged. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 20. so they came together and A. them 
 21. howbeit,certain of them that were A. got forth 
 BESIEGING. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 4. he fortified the city against A. 
 
 BESOUGHT. 
 
 Jud. 12.8. she A. Lord God of Isr. to direct her way 
 Wisd. 8. 21. 1 prayed to the I/ird and A. him 
 18.2. they thanked them, and A. them pardon 
 
 _ BESTOW. 
 
 Bar. 6 . 10. the priests A. it upon themselves 
 BE.STOWED. 
 
 2 Mac. 1 .35.the king took many gifts and A. on those 
 ^ BETHORON. 
 
 Jud. 4. 4. sent to B. and Belmen, and Jericho 
 1 Mac. 7 . 39. N manor pitched his tents in B 
 „ BETHSHAN. 
 
 went into the great plain before B. 
 
 12. 40. so he removed and came to B. 
 
 , , BETHSURA. 
 
 I R*'tl>ed their tents at B. 6 . 7 , 31. 
 
 * marched towards B. 
 
 22.tthe king treated with them in B. second time 
 r . . ^ HULIA. 
 
 Jud. 4. 6. .Toacim wrote them that dwelt in B 
 Israelites brought him into B. 10 , 11 
 8.3. Manasses died in the city of B.they buried him 
 
 10 . 6 . but they went forth to the gate of B. 
 
 11 . 9. tor the men of B. saved Achior 
 
 r. , . betimes. 
 
 Eccl. 6 . .36. get A. to him and let thy fool wear 
 51 - 30. work your work A. he will give reward 
 1 Mac. 4. 52. they rose up A. in the mornino- 
 See Mokmng. “ 
 
 . betraying. 
 
 ntsd. li. 12 . for fear is nothing else but a A 
 , BETROTHED. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 56. but as for such as had A. wives 
 
 ^ ^ . better. 
 
 '' 00 . I®*" '^s to have served 
 
 .3. .31. are they of Babylon A. than they of Sion' 
 
 5. .3.3. Ipvest thou people A. than he that made them 
 in A. 'f A. not to have given the earth 
 
 12. 44. how much A. had it been for us 
 
 lob. 12 8. a little with righteousness is A. than much 
 rrr- “"'■‘ghE It IS A. to give alms than to lay up 
 , - to have no children and have virtue 
 
 lo. 17 . he himself is A. than things he worshipped 
 
 Eccl 10. 27 . A. is he that laboureth and aboundeth 
 16, .3. one that is just is d, than a thousand 
 lo, 16 . ass wage the heat ? so is a word d, than a <^ift 
 
 17 . lo, IS not a word 3, than a gift ? ® 
 
 **'‘**^ feareth God is A. than one that hath 
 
 20. 2. it IS much A. to reprove than to be angry 
 
 18, it is ^. than to slip with the tongue 
 25. a thief is A. than a man accustomed to lie 
 31. A. is he that hideth tolly than wisdom 
 .32. necessary patience in seeking the Ld. is A. than 
 
 oS’ li" tleath, the gravew-ereA. than it 
 
 ■ I mighty shield and strong spear 
 'i® • 9°°'’ ^ cottage 
 
 90 or beimr sound and strong 
 1^7. death is A. than a bitter life or sickness 
 36.18. all meats, yet is one meat A. than another 
 2-. and a man loveth nothing A. 
 
 40. 28. for A. it is to die than to beg 
 41.15. is A. than a man that hideth his wisdom 
 
 42. 14. A. is the churlishness of a man than 
 Bar 6. 59. A. be a king that sheweth his power 
 1 Mac. .3.59. for It is A. for us to die in battle 
 
 13. 5. for 1 am no A. than my brethren 
 
 n T .1 bewail. 
 
 15. 2. A. j’our children and be sorry 
 loj). 10. 4. and she began to A. him and said 
 /. she ceased not whole nights to A. her son 
 BelAO. on seventh day the king went to A. Daniel 
 , .BEWAILED. 
 
 It tsd. J8.10. a noise for children that were A. 
 
 Ajii' ^'•19. I A. my ignorances of her 
 ^iQnc' *'■ there they A. .lonathan 
 
 lo, ^6. and ail Israel him many days 
 
 rr . A . . beware. 
 
 ifr.-y- !-• o5all whoredom, my son 
 r/'/'in' z' “I*'"^'.'’nT‘''ing which is unprofitable 
 
 not ashamed when 
 i ' he humble himself, yet A. of him 
 V- •ppu be not deceived and broughtdown 
 
 If. 14. he said of all unrighteousness 
 In sinning he will A. of offence 
 
 22.13. A. of him, lest Ihou have trouble 
 26. every one that heareth it, will A. of him 
 
 29. 20. A. thou thyself fall not info the same 
 32. 22. and A. of thine own children 
 
 aI' nr\ h counsellor, know what need he hath 
 
 40. 29. but a wise man well nurtured will A. 
 
 rr- BEAVITCHING. 
 
 vvtsd, 4, I.,, the h, of naughtiness doth obscure 
 
 , .bewrayer. 
 
 Mac. 4. 1. having been a A. of the money 
 BEWRAYETH. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 21. he that A. secrets, is without hope 
 - - BIDDEN. 
 
 dob. 7 . 17 . when she had done as he had A. her 
 
 TA , . . bill. 
 
 Eccl. 2o. 26. give her a A. of divorce, let her go 
 , BIND. 
 
 B. 16. do not A. the counsels of the Lord 
 Eccl. 7 . 8 . A. not one sin upon another for in one 
 28. 24. and A. up thy silver and gold 
 
 30. 7 - A. up his wouikIs,^ and his bowels be troublea 
 
 5.11. or as when a A. has flown through the air 
 Eccl. 27 . 19 . as one that lets a A. go out of hand 
 T„. ^ .BIRD.S. 
 
 1 t tsd. 17 . 18. melodious noise of A. among branches 
 Eccl. 27 . 9 . the A. will resort to their like 
 
 43. 17 . as A. flying he scatfereth the snow 
 ^ BIRTH. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 40. her womb may keep the A. any longer 
 
 16. .38. wUhin two or three hours of her A. 
 
 It isd. 7. 5. that had any other besinningof A. 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . 7 . in the day of the king’s A. were brought 
 BITIN'GS. “ 
 
 If tsd. 16.9. them A. of ^ra^tmppersand flies killed 
 
 Eccl. 12. 13. who will pity a charmer that is A. ^ 
 
 _ , BITTER. 
 
 Esth. 14. 8 . satisfieth not that we are in A. captivity 
 Eccl. 29. 25. moreover, thou shalt liear A. words 
 ‘ 4 ?’ death is better than a A. life or sickness 
 
 41. 1 . 0 death, how A. is the remembrance of the® 
 
 2 s 625 
 
Apocrypha.] B LE 
 
 BOL 
 
 BOX 
 
 2 Mac. 6.7. they were brou^lit by b. constraint 
 lUTIEKLY. 
 
 jEcf/. C5. 18 when husband liearetli it, shall sigh b. 
 
 38. 17. weep b. and make great moan 
 
 Bi l l EKNE.SS. 
 
 Wisd. 8.16. for her conversation hath no b. 
 
 Heel. 4. 6. if he curse thee in the h. of his soul 
 
 7. 11. laugh no man to scorn in the h. of his .soul 
 21.1C. there is a w'isdom whicli multiplieiii 
 
 31. CO. wine w ith excess maketh i. of the mind 
 B I ACKER. 
 
 2 Esd. 7.55. our faces shall be b. than darkness 
 Bl.AiME. 
 
 Heel. 11.7- not before thou hast examined truth 
 .31. in things worthy praise, will lay b. on thee 
 BLAMED. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 6. for this they are the less to be b. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 7- w hen .lereiny perceived, he b. them 
 BLAMELES.S. 
 
 Wisd. C. CC. nor discerned a reward for b. souls 
 
 10. 5. she preserved him b. to Cod, and kept him 
 15. she delivered the righteous people and b. .seed 
 18. Cl. for then the b. man made haste to defend 
 BLASPHEME. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. C4. come against thy holy people to b. 
 BLASPHEMED. 
 
 1 Mac. 7- 41. they that w ere sent from Assyrians b. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 34. they that w ere w ithin b. exceedingly 
 
 BLASPHEMER. 
 
 Wisd. 1.6. wisdom will not acciuita b. of his words 
 Heel. 3. 16. that forsaketh his father, is as a A. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. C8. the b. died a miseral)le death 
 15. 32. he shewed them the hand of that b. 
 BLA-'PHEMIES. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.2.3. T gave you not lire for your b. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 6. when he saw thei. that were committed 
 7. 38. remember their b. and suffer them not 
 
 2 Mac. 8.4. the b. committed against his name 
 
 BLASPHEMING. 
 
 2 Mac. 1C. 14. they behaved themselves rudelv, b. 
 BLASPHEMOUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 10.4. might not be delivered to the b. nations 
 
 13.11. to be in subjection to the 3.nations 
 BLASPHEMOUSLY. 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 42. rest may know that he hath spoken b. 
 
 BLAST. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 5. or measure me the b. of the wind 
 13.27. out of his mouth came as a b. of wind 
 Wisd. 11.20. they have fallen clown with one b. 
 
 BLASTING. 
 
 £ Esd. 15. 13. for their seeds shall fail thro’ the b. 
 BLEED. 
 
 Eccl. 42.5. and to make side of an evil servant to i. 
 BLEMISH. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 15. my son, b. not thy good deeds 
 
 31. 8. blessed is the rich that is found without b. 
 
 BLESS. 
 
 Tab. 4. 19. b. the Lord thy God alway, and desire 
 8.5. let (he heavens b. thee, and all creatures 
 
 13. 13. they shall b. the Lord of the just 
 15. let my soul b. God the great King 
 Eccl. 4. 13. where slie enters, the Lord will b. 
 
 32. 13. for these things b. him that made thee 
 
 39. 14. sing praise, b. the Lord in all his works 
 
 45. 15. they slioulci b. the people in his name 
 
 50. 22. A. ye God of all who doth wondrous things 
 Ean. 3. 35. b. ye the Lord, .36, .37, 38, 39,40, &c. 
 BLESSED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 40. b. be the God of truth 
 
 60. b. art thou who hast given me wisdom 
 
 9. 46. so Esdras b. the T.ord God most high 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 24. are more b. than they that be dead 
 2ob. 3. 11. b. art thou, O Lord my God, Ihy holy 
 
 and glorious name is b. and honourable for 
 ever, 8. 5. I 11. 14. .lud. 13. 17- 
 
 4. 12. our fathers were b. in their children 
 7. 7. Raguel b. him, and said unto him, thou art 
 
 13. behold, take her and lead her, and he b. them 
 
 10. 11. he b. them, and sent them aw’ay, 11. 17. 
 
 13.1. I'obit wrote prayer of rejoicing, and sai<i,'A. 
 
 be God that li\ eth for ever, and b. be his kingdom 
 12. b. sliall all be w’hich love thee for ever 
 
 14. b. aie they who love thee, b. are they’ who 
 
 have been sorrowful for all thy scourges 
 18. b. be God w hich hath extolled it for ever 
 Jud. 14. 7- b. art thou in the tabernacle of .Tuda 
 
 15. 9- they b. her with one accord, and said 
 
 10. b. be thou of the almighty Lord for ever 
 Il'isd. 2. 16. he pronounceth the just to be b. 
 
 .3. 13. b. is tlie barren that is nndeliled 
 14.7.6- is the word whereby righteousness comes 
 
 Eccl. 11. 28. judge none b. before his death 
 
 14. 1. 6. is man that hath not slipped with mouth 
 2. b. is he whose conscience hath not condemned 
 20. b. is the man that doth meditate good things 
 
 26. 1. is the man that hath a virtuous wife 
 31. 8. 6. is the rich that is found without blemish 
 
 9. who is he ' and we will call him b. 
 
 33. 12. some of them hatli he b. and exalted 
 
 .34. 15. b. is tlie soul of him that feareth the Tx>rd 
 
 45. 1. Moses beloved, whose memorial is b. 49.10. 
 
 46. 11. the judges, let their memory he b. 
 
 48.11. b. are they that saw thee, and slept in love 
 50. 28. b. is he shall be exercised in these things 
 29.6. be the Lord forever, amen, amen 
 2 Mac. 1. 1?. 6. be our God in all things 
 
 15. 34. 6. be he that hatli kept his own place 
 
 BLESS ITH. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.36. calleth upon truth, and the heaven 6. it 
 BT.ESSING. 
 
 IVisd. 15.19. without the praise of God and his b. 
 Eccl. 3. 8. that a 6. may come on thee from them 
 9. for 6. of father establisheth houses of c hildren 
 
 11. 22. 6. of the Lord is the reward of the godly 
 
 33. 16. by the 6. of the Lord 1 profited and tilled 
 
 34. 17- hegiveth health, life, and b. 
 
 .36. 17. according to 6. of Aaron over thy people 
 37. 24. a wise man shall be filled with 6. 
 
 39. 22. his 6. covered the dry land asariver 
 44. 22. with Isaac did he establish the 6. of all men 
 23. he acknowledged him in his 6. and gave him 
 50. 20. to give the 6. of the Lorci with his lips 
 626 
 
 Ecc/.50.21. bowed down, that they’ might receive a 6. 
 BLE.SSINGS. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 29. the Lord tilled the earth with his 6. 
 
 47. 6. the people praised him in the 6. of the Lord 
 BLIND. 
 
 Eccl. 20.29. presents and gifts 6. the eyes of the wise 
 Bar. 6. .37. they cannot restore a 6. man to sight 
 BLIN DI D. 
 
 IVisd. 2. 21. their own wickedness hath 6. them 
 BLINDNESS. 
 
 Wi.sd. 19. 17. even with 6. were these sfrit ken 
 2 Mac. 10. 30. so that being confouiided with b. 
 Bl.OOD. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. 26. for ye have defiled your hands with b. 
 .32. whose 6. I will l equire of your hands, said) L. 
 
 5. 5. and 6. shall drop out of the wood, and stone 
 
 15. 8. behold, the innocent and rigliteous 6. crielh 
 
 unto me, 9. 22. Eslli. 16. 5. 2 j}lac. 1.8. 
 Jud. 6. 4. mountains shall tie drunken with their 6. 
 
 9. 3. so that tliey dyed their bed in 6. being deceived 
 
 4. which al)hoiiv<l the pollution of their 6. 
 
 E^tb. 16. U). a stranger from tlie Persian b. 
 
 IVisd. 7. 2. Iieing compacted in b. of the seed of man 
 11.6. a running river, troutiled with foul 6. 
 
 12. 5. devourers of man's flesh, and the feasts of 6. 
 14. 25. so that there reigned in all men, 6. theft 
 Ecc/. 8. 16. for 6. is as nothing in his sight 
 
 11. .32. andasinful man layeth wait for 6. 
 
 12. 16. he will not be satisfied with 6. 
 
 28. 11. and an hasty fighting sheddeth 6. 
 
 34. 21. he that defraudeth him, is a man of 6. 
 
 .39. 26. the 6. of the grape is for use of man's life 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 34. they shewed them the 6. of grapes 
 
 7. 17. their 6. have they shed about .lerusalem 
 
 10. 89. is to be gi' en to such as are of the king’s 6. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 3. anci hear the 6. that cried unto him 
 12. 16. a lake being filled was seen running with 6. 
 1-i. 45. though his 6. gushed out like spouts 
 
 46. when as his 6. w’as now quite gone 
 See Innocf.nt. 
 BT.OOD-SHEDDER. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 22. he that defraudeth the labourer is a 6. 
 
 BLOOD-SH EDDING. 
 
 Eccl. 27, 15. the strife of the proud is 6. 
 
 BLOr. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 33. lest he bring upon thee a perpetual 6. 
 20. 24. a lie is a foul b. in a man 
 
 46. 20. to 6. out the wickedness of the people 
 
 BLOLTED. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 26. her reproach shall not be 6. out 
 .39. 9. so long as world endureth, shall not be 6. out 
 
 41.11. but an ill name of sinners shall be 6. cut 
 4-4. 13. and their glory shall not be 6. out 
 BLOW. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 23. and like a storm shall b. them awa 
 Eccl. 28.12. if thou 6. the spark it shall burn 
 BLOW N. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 14. like dust that is 6. away with the wind 
 BT.OWEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 43.16. and at his will the south-wind 6. 
 BLUE. 
 
 Eccl. 23.10. shall not be without a 6. mark 
 BOARS. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 30. shall go forth as wild 6. of the wood 
 BOAST. 
 
 Wisd. 2.16. he maketh his6. thatGod ishisfather 
 Eccl. 7- 5. b. not of thy wisdom before the king 
 
 11. 4. 6. not of thy clothing and raiment 
 
 BOAS I ED. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 18. Sennacherib came ag. Sion 6. proudly 
 BOASTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 27 . that 6. himself, and wanteth bread 
 BOASTING. 
 
 Eccl. 47- 4. when he beat down the b. of Goliath 
 BOAfS. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 3. go with their wives and children into 6. 
 
 6. J udasset the 6. on fire and slew those that fled 
 
 BODY. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 4. the guard that kept the king’s 6. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 5. thou gavest a 6. to Adam without soul 
 
 5. 14. extreme tearfulness went through all my 6. 
 
 8. 10. commanded milk out of the parts of the b. 
 
 11. 45. appear not, thou eagle, nor thy vain b. 
 
 12. .3. the whole 6. of the eagle was burnt 
 
 16 . 61. he put his heart in the midst of the 6. 
 
 Jud. 10. 3. she washed her 6. all over with water 
 If 'isd. 2. 3. our 6. shall be turned into ashes 
 
 9. 15. the corruiitible 6. presseth down the soul 
 E'er/. 7.24. hast daughters ’ ha'e care of their 6. 
 
 23. 16 . a fornicator in the 6. of his flesh not cease 
 
 18. the walls cover me, and no 6. seeth me 
 
 30. 15. health and good state of 6. are above gold 
 34. 25. 'vasheth after tlie touching of a dead 6. 
 
 .38. 16 . then cover his 6. according to the custom 
 
 47 . 19 . by thy 6. was brouglit into subjection 
 
 48. 13. and after his death Ids 6. prophesied 
 
 51. 2. and hast preserved my’ 6. from destruction 
 2 Mac. 7. 4. to cut off the utmost parts of his 6. 
 
 7 . be punished, through every meniber of thy b. 
 
 9. 7 . the members of his 6. were much pained 
 
 9. so that the worms rose up out of the 6. 
 BODIE.S. 
 
 Jud. 6. 4. fields shall be filled with their dead b. 
 Eccl. 41. 11. the mourning of men is about their 6. 
 Bar. 2. 17- whose souls are taken from their 6. 
 
 6. 22. on their 6. and heads sit bats and birds 
 
 BODILY. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. . 37 . they have not seen me with 6. eyes 
 BOLD. 
 
 .Tud. 14. 13. the slaves have been 6. to come down 
 Eccl. 6. 11 he will be 6. over thy servants 
 
 8. 15. travel not by the way with a 6. fellow 
 
 19. 3. and a 6. man shall be taken axyay 
 22. 5. she that is h. dishonoureth her father 
 
 2 il/ac.4. 2. thus was he 6. to call him a traitor 
 BOLDLY. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.18. after this you may 6. take the spoils 
 
 2 Mac. 14.43. he ran 6. up the wall, and cast himself 
 
 BOLDN I'.S.S. 
 
 .Tud. 16 . 10. the Persians quaked at her 6. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 1. the righteous shall stand in great b. 
 
 12. 17 . thou makest their 6. manifest 
 
 1 Mac. 4. .32. cause the b. of their strengrth to fall 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 18. they trust in their weapons and b. 
 
 BONDAGE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.80. when we were in 6. we were not forsak. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1 . 7 . 1 brought them from the nouse of b. 
 Jud. 8. 22. wheresoever we shall be in 6. 
 
 Wisd. 19.14, but these brought friends into b. 
 
 BOND-MAN. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 19 . mind of the 6. and freeman to be one 
 BOND-SLAVE. 
 
 1 Mac. 2 . 11 , of a free-woman she is become a 6 . 
 BONDS. 
 
 U'isd. 10. 14. and she left him not in 6. 
 
 17 . 2. fettered witli the 6. of a long night, lay exiled 
 Eccl. C. 25. and be not grieved witti tier 6. 
 
 BON ES. 
 
 Eccl.QR. 17 . the stroke of the tongue breaks the 6. 
 46 . 12. let their 6. flourish out of place, 49. l'». 
 
 Bar. C. 24. that the b. of our kings, and the 6. of 
 our fathers, should be taken out of their 
 places 
 
 BOOK. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 . 6. things xvritten in the 6. of Moses, 9. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. . 37 . write these things in a 6. Tab. 12.20. 
 7’i6. 1. 1. the 6. of the words of I obi'. Bar. 1. 1. 
 Eccl. 24. 23 these things are the 6. of the cov enant 
 50 .hath written in this 6. the instructi'iii 
 
 Bar 4 . 1 . this is the 6. of the commandments of God 
 
 1 il/fflf. 1. . 57 . w as found the 6. of the testament 
 
 2 iliac. 6.12. 1 beseech those that read this b. 
 
 BOOKS. 
 
 1 Esd.i. 21. sought out in the 6. of thy fathers 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 20. 6. shall be opened before firmament 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 56. had rent in pieces the 6. of the law 
 
 2 iliac. 2. 23. being declared by Jason in live 6. 
 
 BOOl Y. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 20. and so they received a great b. 
 BORDERERS. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 25. princes that are 6. to my kingdom 
 BORN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.15. women have 6. the king and all people 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 21. so be all they that are 6. of him 
 14. 20. but they that shall be 6. afterward 
 
 Jud. 12. 20. he had drunk in one day since he w as 6. 
 Wisd. 2. 2. for we are 6. at all adventure 
 5.13. as soon as 6. we began to draw to our end 
 7 . 3. when 1 was 6. 1 drew in the common air 
 Eccl. 10. 18. for them that are 6. of a woman 
 14.18. one cometh to an end and another is 6. 
 
 23. 14. and wish that thou badst not been b. 
 
 41.9. and if you be 6. you shall be 6. to a curse 
 
 44.9. perished, as though they had'never been 6. 
 
 } 49. 15. nor was there a man 6. like unto Joseph r 
 I 1 Mac. 2. 7 . w herefore was I 6. to see this misery 
 
 BORNE. 
 
 Bar.6. 4. ye shall see gods of gold b. upon shoulders- 
 26. they are 6. on shoulders having no feet 
 BORROWED. 
 
 Wi.sd. 15. 16. and he that 6. his own spirit 
 BOR ROWIN G. 
 
 Eccl. 18.33. not made a beggar by banqueting or b, 
 BOSOM. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 21. I will recompense in their b. 
 
 BOT I LE. 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. then she gave her maid a b. of wine 
 BOTTOM. 
 
 Wi'd. 10.19. cast them out of the b. of the deep 
 Eccl. 24. 5. and 1 walked in the 6 . of the tleep 
 BOTTOMS. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 14. came out of the 6. of inevitable hell 
 BOUGLIS. 
 
 2 Mac. 10 . 7- the 5 ’ bear fair 6 . and palms also 
 14. 4. presenting unto him a crown, also of the 6 .. 
 ' BOUGHT. 
 
 Jud. 4. 10 . and their servants 6 . with money 
 Eccl. 33. 30. because thou hast b. him with a price 
 BOUN D. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 . 40. and b. him with a chain of brass 
 
 2 Esd. 13. IS. some .sorry, some of them were 6. 
 
 16 . 77. woe to them that are b. with their sins 
 
 Tub. 8. 3. fled into Egypt, and the angel 6. him 
 Jud. 6.13. they 6. Achior and cast him down 
 IVisd. 17 . 17 . all 6. with one chain of darkness 
 E'.ccl. 27 . 21. as for a wound, it may be 6 . up 
 28. 19. nor hath been 6. in her bands 
 BOUNDS. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.6. and enlarged the 6. of his nation 
 
 BOUNTY. 
 
 Estli. 16.2. are honoured with the great b. of princes 
 BOUNTIFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 65. that he is 6. for he iiready to give 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 11. I was 6. and beloved in my power 
 
 BOW. 
 
 2 E.sd. 16.13. his right liand that bendeth the b. 
 .Tud. 9. 7 . they trust in shield, and spear, and b. 
 IVisd. 5. 21. as from a w ell draw n b. shall they fly 
 
 BOW. 
 
 Estli. 13.12. that I did not b. to proud Aman 
 Eccl. 4. 7 . and b. thy head to a great man 
 8. let it not grieve thee to b. thine ear to poor 
 
 6. 25. b. down thy shoulder and bear her 
 .33. if thou b. thine ear, thou shalt be wise 
 
 7 . 23. b. down their neck from their youth, 30. 12, 
 33. 26 . a yoke and a collar do b. the neck 
 
 47. 19 . thou didst b. thy loins unto women 
 BOWED. 
 
 Eccl. .50.21. they b. themselves down to worship 
 .51. 16 . I A. down mine ear, and received her 
 Bar. 6. 27 . nor if thev be b. dow n, can make straight 
 
 Bowelii. 
 
 Eccl. 38. .30. he b. down his strength before his feet 
 BOWING. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 27 . but she b. herself towards him 
 BOWELS. 
 
 Eccl. 10 . 0 . while he lives, he casteth away bis b. 
 Stt. 7 . his b. will be troubled at every cry 
 2il'<JC.9.5. a pain of the b. that was remediless 
 6 . for he had tormented other men’s b. 
 
 BOWL. 
 
 Bel 33. Habbacuc a prophet had broken bread in a5 
 BOX-TREES. 
 
 2 Esd. 14.24. but look thou prenare thee many b. 
 
BRE 
 
 . BRACELET, 
 
 Eccl. 21 . 2 i. is like a h. upon his rii’ht hand 
 BRACE LEI'S. 
 
 Jnd. 10 . 4. she put about her her h. and chains 
 BRAGGED. 
 
 Jiid, IG. 5. he b. that he would burn niy border 
 BRAGGING. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 7. he nothing at all ceased from his b. 
 BRAIDED. 
 
 Jiid. 10 . 3. and b. the hair of her head 
 
 bran. 
 
 Bar. 6. 43. the women also burn b. for perfume 
 BRANCHES. 
 
 JVtsd. 4. 4. though they flourish in b. for a time 
 5. the unperfect b. shall be broken off 
 Ecc/. 1 . 20 . and the b. thereof are long life 
 14. 26. under her shelter, and lodge under her b. 
 2.3. 25. and her b. shall bring forth no fruit 
 24. 16. as the turpentine tree I stretche<i out my 
 b. and rny b. are the b. of honour and grace 
 2 Mac. 10 . 7 . therefore they bare b. and boughs 
 BRA.SS. 
 
 1 L 40. came and bound him with a chain of i. 
 JVisd. 15. 9. to <io like the workers in b. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 20. the bands thereof are bands of b. 
 
 1 Mac. 8 . 22 . wrote in tables of b 14 18 ^7 
 
 bravely. ’ 
 
 Jud. 10 . 4. she decked herself b. to allure the eves 
 
 . brawling. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 29. maketh bitterness of the mind with b. 
 BRA’SVLS. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 14. their b. make one stop his ears 
 ^ BREAD, 
 
 i feast ot sweet b. seven days 
 
 7ri' gave you manna, so ye did eat angels’i 
 lob, 1. 16. 1 gave iny b. to the hungry, 4. 16 
 4. 17 . pour out thy b. on the burial of the just 
 Jvd. 10, 5. then she filled a bag with fine b. 
 
 I*® boasfeth and wanteth b. 
 1-. 5. hold back thy h. and give it not unto him 
 
 14. 10. a wicked eye envietli his b. 
 
 15. 3. with the b. of understanding shall he feed 
 _0. 16. Ihpy that eat my b. speak evil of me 
 
 ~.3. 17 . all b. is sweet to a whoremonger 
 29 . 21. the chief thing for life is water and b. 
 
 33. 24. b. correction and work for a servant 
 
 34. 21. the b. ot the needy is their life 
 45. 20. he prepared him b. in abundance 
 
 Bel 33. Habbacuc had broken b. in a bowl 
 BREADTH. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 3. who can find out the b. of the earth ? 
 BREAK. 
 
 1 E^cd. 4. 4. b. down mountains, walls, and towers 
 Jud. 9 .10. b. down their stateliness by a woman 
 BREAKE.ST. 
 
 Jud. 9. 7 . thou art the Lord that b. the battles 
 ^ BREAKE'JH. 
 
 Jud. \f}. 3. for God b. the battles, he delivered 
 Eccl. 23. 18. a man^ha^^^vedlock, saying, thus 
 
 flEsd. 14.40. when T drunk it, wisdom grew in my b 
 BREASr-PLATE. ' 
 
 ft tsd. 5. 18. he shall put on righteousness as a b. 
 Eccl. 43. 20. It clothed) the water as with a b. 
 
 45, 10. he compassed him with a ot judgment 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 3. he put on a A. as a giant 
 
 ^ , BREAS'J'S. 
 
 2 Esd. R-19. for thou hast commanded out of the b 
 
 o 7 ir ‘"'■uit of the b. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 10. the babes hanging at their b 
 
 ^ BREAIH. 
 
 fl Esd. 3. 5. did breathe into him the b. of life 
 
 2. 2. the b. in our nostrils is as smoke 
 7.__25. for she is the b. of the power of God 
 
 ^ fleac. image that hath no b. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 20. as ong as thou livest and hast b. 
 
 Bar. 6. 2o. the things wherein there is no b 
 ” ^ l*.you b. nor life 
 
 Vrplor will give you life and b. again 
 14. 45. while there was yet b. within him 
 
 ^ breathed. 
 
 l'\ tsd, 15.11. and tfiat h, in hint a livin*’^ soirit 
 BREA'IHING. “ ^ 
 n ^ ''f’Pour or smoke 
 
 -Mac. 9. i. b. out firkin hi^ rage against the Jews 
 
 JVisd. 12.10. that their malice was b. in them 
 
 _ , ^ . breeches. 
 
 Eccl. 45, 8. with b. with a long robe, and ephod 
 ^ ^ , BRPHHREN. ^ 
 
 forget their love to friends and b. • 
 
 4.61. so he came to Babylon and told it to all his b. 
 
 5. 3. all their 3. played, and he made them go up 
 lob. 1.3. and I did many alms-deeds to my b. 
 
 2. 2. what poor man thou shalt find out of our b. 
 
 t' ■ .'l ^ ’*^y ^ud despise not thy b 
 
 5.12. then he said, 1 am Azarias, of thy b. 
 
 'TV seduced with the error of our b. 
 
 7. 3. JItaguel asked them, from whence are you i. ? 
 
 11. 1/. there was joy among all his b. atNine’ve 
 
 scattered in the earth 
 7. shall rejoice, shewing mercy toour li. 
 
 Jud. 1.30. b. be of good courage, let us endure 
 o, i not the Ixjrd our God to anger 
 
 24. () let us shew an example to our/v. 
 cr^ 1 A. he that is chief is honourable 
 
 ao’ 0 1 * 1 ^ unity ot b. the love of neighbours 
 1 M time of trouble 
 
 5. 32. he said, fight this day for vour b 
 
 12. 11. as it becometh us to think on our-i. 
 
 13. 4. all my b. are slam, for Israel’s sake 
 5. tor 1 am no better than my b. 
 
 ~ Mac. 1. 1 . the b. the Jews that be at Jerusalem 
 
 - 1 c ’-Ip Ei-’ypt health 
 
 "''9’ tlieir mother were taken 
 29. being worthy of thy b. take thy death, that T 
 ui mercy again with thy b. 
 i' suffered a short pain 
 
 in 01 VP."’y b"''y «nd life 
 
 ?=' ?}* their d. for money 
 
 15. 14. this is a lover of the b. who prayeth 
 
 BUR 
 
 BREVITY. 
 
 2 Mac, 2. 31. but to use b. and avoid labouring' 
 BRIBERY, 
 
 EccLAO. 12. all b. and injustice shall be blotted out 
 B RIDE. 
 
 - Esd. 7 . 26 . and the b. shall appear and be seen 
 Bar. a. 23.the voice of bridegroom, and voice of 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 37 . w ere bringing the h. from Nadabat'ha 
 BRIDEGROOM, S. 
 
 2 E.id. 16. .33. virgins shall mourn, h.-iving no b 
 .34. m the wars shall their 3. be destroyed 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 27 . every b. took up lamentation 
 
 9. 39. b. came forth, and his friends to meet them 
 BRIDGE. 
 
 „ Mac. 12. 1.3. he w'ent also about to make a b. 
 
 ^ BRIDLES. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 6. and a chariot with b. of gold 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 29 . five men on horses with b. of gold 
 BRIGHT, isee Fi.ames. 
 
 BRIGHTER. 
 
 Tcc/. 1(. 31. what is/5. than the sun.’ yet light fails 
 2.1. 19 . are ten thousand times b. than the sun 
 
 ^ ^ ^ , brightness. 
 
 ^9’ ?9. he shewed thee the b. of her glory 
 7 . 26. for she is the b. of the everlasting light 
 Eccl.p. n. very beautiful it is in the b. thereof 
 Bar. 5. 3. God will shew thy b. to everv' country 
 „ BRING. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 5. get the victory, they b. all to the king 
 do ye not give, an(f /f, all to the woman ? 
 
 ^ ^ bringe.st. 
 
 Wtsd. 16. 13. leads to gates of hell, and h. up again 
 BRINGE'ITI. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.24. when he hath robbed, he5. itto his love 
 
 ^ . brittle. 
 
 Wisd. 15.1.3. of earthly matter maketh b. vessels 
 BROKEN. 
 
 E 5. the imperfect branches shall be/J. off 
 Tar- smitten against other, it shall be/i. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 18. for thy have b. the covenant and oath 
 „ , BROOK. 
 
 Eccl. 24. .30. I also came out as a b. from a river 
 o'« became a river, my river a sea 
 
 39 . 13. as a rose growing by the b. of the field 
 1 Mac. 5. 39- have pitched their tents beyond the b. 
 BROOKS. 
 
 Jud. 2. 8. their slain shall fill their valleys and b 
 
 „ r . , brother. 
 
 vision of thy b. Daniel 
 
 lob. 5. 6. 1 have lodged with our b. 10, 11, 13 
 Jud. 8. 26. the sheep of Laban his mother’s b. ' 
 
 •2'!. • 16 . 9 . I am thy b. be of good cheer 
 
 yvtsd. 10. .3. in fury wherewith he murdered his b, 
 
 10. when the righteous fled from his b. wrath 
 
 ■ l’ uot a lie against thy b. 
 
 ^ b. for the gold of Ophir 
 
 29. 10. lose thy money for thy b. and friend 
 2i. give place, rny A. cometh to be lodged 
 
 ^hy wife and /y, power over thee 
 'iV have a servant, entreat him as a h, 
 
 1 IVlac, o5. your h. Simon is a man otcounsel 
 
 brotherhood. 
 
 1 Mac. 12 . 17 . conca ning the renewing of our 3. 
 
 sent him a b. of gold 
 
 11.58. he gave him leave to wear a golden b 
 . BUCKLER. 
 
 Eccl, 37 . 5. and taketh up the b. against the enemy 
 T 7 BUD. 
 
 Eccl. .39. 1.3. b. forth as a rose growing by the brook 
 yir- j BUDS. 
 
 n tsd. 2. 8. let us crow n ourselves with rose b 
 „ BUILD. 
 
 1 Esd. Q. 4. Lord commanded me to b. him an house 
 5-let him go up, and b. the house of the Lord 
 18. that the Jews do 3. the market-places 
 
 4. 8. if he command to 3. they 3. 
 
 6. 2. Zorobabel and Jesus began to 3. the house 
 
 4. by whose appointment do ye 3. this house 
 lob. 14. j. where they shall 3. a temple ; affertheir 
 7 ? 7 0 ..A .‘^’'P^vity shall 3. Jerusalem gloriously 
 Acc/ .3.14 instead of sms it shall be added 3.thee ud 
 ^ might 3. an house in his name 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 39. he commanded him to 3. upCedron 
 BUILDED. 
 
 ?> house was 3. many vears ago 
 
 a"' * 1 ® ** ''^st allowed 
 
 lob. 13. 10. that his tabernacle may be 3. with iov 
 BUILDER.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 30. Rathumus began to hinder the 3 
 BUILDF/TH. 
 
 fl Esd. 16. 42. he that 3. as he that shall not dwell 
 Eccl. 21. 8. 3. his house with other men’s money 
 34. 23. when one 3. and another pulleth down 
 [ Bull,DING. 
 
 JEsd. 4. 51. twenty talents to the 3. of the temple 
 
 5. 6.3.came to the 3. ot this with weeping anti cryiii'^ 
 
 6. 9 . 3. an house ot the Lord of costly stones 
 ^Esd.XO 54. there can no man’s 3. be able to stand 
 Lob. 14. o.houseotG.sliall be built w ith a glorious 3 
 1 ilJac. 16. 23. the 3. of the walls which he made 
 
 B U11.1. 
 
 1 E.uf. 2. 24. that if this city be 3. again and walls 
 4. 51. twenty talents fill the time that it were 3 
 ]ob.\3. \0. Jerusalem shall he 3. with sapphires 
 14. 0 . tlie house of God shrill be b, in it forever 
 „ , BULL. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 2. that thy soul he not torn in pieces as a 3. 
 BULLOCKS. 
 
 1 E.u/. 6. 29. for sacrifices,for 3. and rams and lambs 
 8. 14. silver and gold may be collected for 3. rams 
 Eccl. 38. 2o. in labours, anti whose talk is of 3 
 BURllEN. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 2. 3. not thvself above thy power 
 ^ , BURDENS. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 24. awantl and 3. are for the ass 
 BURIAL. 
 
 lob. 2. 9. the same night 1 returned from the 3. 
 
 4. 17 . pour outthv bread on the 3. of the just 
 Eccl. 21 . 8 .fhatgafherefh stonesforthe tomhof his3 
 .38. 16. then cover his body and neglect not his 3. 
 
 - Mac. 1.3. 7* not having so much as 3. in the earth 
 
 CAL [Apocrypha, 
 rr 7 A . .buried. 
 
 looA4, 11. he h, him honourably, 1.17,18 I G 7 
 
 oAi'r'o I’o^jesare 3. in peace, name livefh 
 
 2 Mac. 9.10. he judged not worthy to be so much as 3 
 m I o „ , n U R IE I H. 
 
 lob. 2. 8. and yet lo, he 3. the dead again 
 I r j ^ BURN. 
 
 I hraR.ffed he would 3. up my borders 
 
 1 ITi-x/. 16. 18. that U might not 3. up the Beasts 
 
 ,3. It shall 3 m them, and not be quenched 
 40. .30. but in his belly there shall 3 a lire 
 
 Tob. 14.4. and house of God in it shall be 3. 
 rrr- J RURNLJH. 
 
 tsd. 16.19. at another time it 3. even in wafer 
 Eccl. 28.10. as the matter of fire is, so it 3. 
 rrr- i . BURNING. 
 
 •‘now that fire 3. in the hail 
 18. .1. thou gavest them a 3. pillar of fire 
 Eccl. 23.16. hot mintUs a 3^fi^, not to be quenched 
 
 1 TP J ^ 
 
 1 ^sd.o. 16. who pulled down the house and /, if 
 
 - !'S>’ "!“• ™ic, “ 
 
 11. the blast ot fire 3. them up everv one 
 „ , BUR.ST. ^ 
 
 Eccl. 19.10. and be bold, it will not 3. thee 
 _ BURU', 
 
 'o dead, 3. them 
 
 said, my son, when 1 am dead, 3. me 
 4. when she is dead, 3. her by’ me in one grave 
 
 son lo 3. them 
 
 12.12. when thou di.lst 3. the dead, I was with thee 
 14 6 all nations shall turn and 3. their idols 
 10. 3. me decently and thy mother with me 
 
 n 71 r l!NG. 
 
 - iliac. 9. 4. would make it a common 3. place, 14. 
 
 _ BUSH. 
 
 " ^ in IhlV ^ and said 
 
 3. in the 3. did J?^'®al myself to Moses 
 
 2 Esd. 16.77- like as a field covered over with 3. 
 
 7 TP j A k BUSINESS. 
 
 Ko T tray any one do his own 3. 
 
 n-oAl with one accord setters forward of 3. 
 
 let this 3. be despatched 
 iff ci' P "'ifh thy 3. in meekness 
 
 ~Q. 19. he that followeth other men’s 3. for gain 
 
 .38. -4. he that hath little 3. shall become wise 
 r t - BUY. 
 
 1 yourselves without money 
 
 Qc I’’® camp to 3. children of fsr. 
 
 io’ '?n' * niight neither sell nor 3. in it 
 
 oh "Pcountry, nor 3. nor sell 
 
 », Mac . 8.34. brought IdOO merchants to 3. the Jews 
 , BUYER. 
 
 Eccl. 37.11. nor consult with a 3. of selling 
 ^ , BUYE'IH. ^ 
 
 Eccl. 20.12. there niuch for a little 
 
 Eccl. 27.2. so doth sin stick close betw. 3. and selling 
 
 C. 
 
 , nr CADES. 
 
 ^ ^ V Demetrius’ princes were come to C. 
 
 i3. with him pursued them to C, to their tents 
 , CALAMI TY. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 32. he brought a great c. on the land 
 
 Z Mac. 4.16. by reason whereof c. came on them 
 ^ ^ CALAMIIIES. 
 
 Ecc1.'23. 11. but his house shall be full of c. 
 
 ^cife, sword, c. famine, and tribulation 
 Z Mac. 6. 12. be not discouraged for these c. 
 
 10. 10. gathering briefly the'e. of the wars 
 
 14. 14. thinking the c. of Jews to be their w'elfare 
 
 CALDRONS. 
 
 2 Mac. 7:. 3. the king commamled c. to be made hot 
 
 _ CALEB. 
 
 Arc/. 46. 9. the Lord gave strength also to C. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 56. C. received the heritage of the land 
 . CALLS'! HENES. 
 
 ^ ]\Iac, 8. 33. they buri^ C.^that had set fire on gates 
 
 1 En/. L ^ sent by his messengers to c. them back 
 Bed. l.>. 14. and c. upon him for thy salvation 
 1 r* j o , CALLI D. 
 
 ^ I p^**.*' c. Darius his cousin 
 
 4.4.. thou shalt sit by me and be c. my cousin 
 Jif j '?• V”**’ name whereby we are c. 
 
 It tsd. i. 16. but ungodly men c. it to them 
 
 Cod, aiKl the Sriirit ot wisdom came 
 11.25. oi been preserved, if not c. by thee 
 Eccl. 46.5. he c. on the most high Lord, 16. ! 47. 5, 
 r Israel is c. by thy name 
 
 6. .30. tor how can they he c. gods ' 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 10. wherefore he c. for all his friends 
 
 14. then r. he tor Philip one of his friends 
 
 (. .37. didst choose this house to be c. by thy name 
 10.20. we ordain thee lo be c. the king’s friend 
 14 40. the Romans c. the lews their friends 
 
 2 ;iy«c. .3 15. the priests c. unto heaven upon him 
 
 4. 28. they were both c. before the king 
 
 /• *5. the king c. his mother, and exhorted her 
 8.1. .ludas and they c. their kinsfolks togetlier 
 2. and they r. upon the I ord, 12. 36 
 
 15. tor Ins holy name’s sake, liy m hich'they weref 
 10. 13. being accused and c. traitor at every word 
 14. . 37 . who for his kindness was c. a father 
 
 , CALLEIH. 
 
 •‘16 all the earth c. on the truth 
 
 , Che I/ird 
 
 1.3. 18. tor health, he c. on inat which is weak 
 9Mil, f. on a piece of wood 
 3. 33. that f. it a^ain, and it obr^ eth him 
 34 . when he c. 
 
 o Jo 9’*'together 
 
 2 Mac, 1-^. 6. and c. on C>od the righteous Judge 
 
 s 2 627 
 
Al’OCKYHHA CAS 
 
 CII A 
 
 CHI 
 
 flMar. 12.15. Judast. upon tlie ?reat L. of flie world 
 14 40. and c. upon tlie I.ord ot life and spirit 
 CAIMP. 
 
 1 3Iac. 3. 41. they came into the c. to buy Israel 
 57. so tlie c. removed, and piiclie<i near Einmaus 
 
 12. 28. and they kindled fires in their c. 
 
 £ Mac. 13. 1.5. be slew in the c. about 4,000 men 
 15.17. not to pitch c. hut courageously to set on 
 CAMPED. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 86. .Tonathan c. against Ascalon 
 11 . 73 . even to their own tents, and tliere they c. 
 
 13. 43. in those days Simon c. against Gaza 
 
 £ Mac. 13. 14. to fight mantully, J udas c. by Modia 
 CANAAN. 
 
 Jj/rf, 5. 3. he said, tell me now, ye sons of C. 
 
 Sec Chanaan. 
 
 CANDLES. 
 
 JBar. 6. 19. they light them c. more than for 
 
 themselves 
 
 CANDLESTICK. 
 
 1 3fac. 1.21. Antiochustook away tlie c. of light 
 4 49. brought the c. and the altar into the temple 
 CANOPY. 
 
 j 7 /ti. 10. 21. ITolofernes rested on his bed under a c. 
 
 ■ 13. 9 . slie pulled down the c. from the pillars 
 16 19. gave the c. which she had taken to the IM. 
 CAPHENAl'IIA. 
 
 1 3fac. 12. . 37 . repaired that which was called C. 
 CAPTAIN. 
 
 1 Mac. 2 . 66 . let him be your c. and fight the battle 
 
 7 . 5. there came, having Alcimus tor their c. 
 
 11. .59. his brother Simon also he made c. 
 
 12 . 53 . they have no c. nor any to help them 
 
 13. 53. Simon made his son c. of all the host 
 £ 3 /ac. 1 . 16 . and they struck down the c. 
 
 8 . 9. with him he joined also Gorgias a c. 
 
 CAPTIVE. 
 
 £ Mac. 8 . 10 . make so much money of the c. .Jews 
 11 . he sent, proclaiming a sale of the c. Jews 
 CAPTIVES. 
 
 .Bar. 6. 2. ye shall be led away c. unto Babylon 
 1 Mac. 14. 7 . and gathered a great number of c. 
 CAPTIVITY. 
 
 1 E.<:d. 5. 7 . these are they that came up from c. 
 
 6. 5. because the Lord had visited the c. 
 
 8. the ancients of the Jews tliat were of the c. 
 
 Bar. 3. 7. that we should praise thee in our c. 
 
 8. behold, we are yet this day in our c. 
 
 CAUBUNCLE. 
 
 Toi. 13. 17 . Jerus. shall be paved with beryl and c. 
 Bed. 32. 5. is as a signet of c. set in gold 
 CARCASES. 
 
 Bel. 32. they had given them every day two c. 
 CARE. 
 
 TVisd. 3. 9 . and he hath c. for his elect 
 
 6. 17 . and the c. of discipline is love 
 
 7 . 23. kind to man, stedfast, sure, free from c. 
 
 Bed. 8.13. if thou be surety, take c. to pay it 
 
 .30. 25. a good heart will have r. of his meat 
 .31. 2. watcliing c. will t,ot let a man slumber 
 50. 4. he took c. of the temple, that it should not fall 
 1 Mac. 6. 10. and my heart faileth for very c. 
 
 9. 58. are at ease, and dwell without c. 
 
 16. 14. taking c. for tlie good ordering of them 
 C 3fac. 2. 29 . must c. for the whole building 
 9. 21. to c. for the common safety of all 
 
 14. 8. for the unfeigned c. 1 have of things 
 
 15. 18. the c. they took for their wives 
 19 . they in the city took not the least c. 
 
 CARED. 
 
 1 Bsd. 1. 47 . hec. not for the words spoken 
 CAREFUL. 
 
 £ Mac. 2. 25. we have been c. that they that read 
 11. 15. consented, being c. of the common good 
 
 14. 9. be c. for the country and our nation 
 CAREFULLY. 
 
 1 Bsd. 7 . 2. did very c. oversee the holy works 
 JVisd. 12. 22. we should c. think of thy goodness 
 Bccl. .38. 29. who is always c. set at his work 
 
 2 Mac. 8.31. laid them u p al 1 c. in convenient places 
 
 CAREFULNES.S. 
 
 Bed. 30. 24. c. bringeth age before the time 
 CARES. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 4 . I was nursed, and that with c. 
 
 8. 9. she would be a comfort in c. and grief 
 
 CAREIII. 
 
 Wisd. 12.13. nor is any God but thou that c. for all 
 CARNAIM. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 43. fled unto the temple that was at C. 
 44. thus was C. subdued, nor could they stand 
 CA UNION. 
 
 QMac. 12. 21. sent the baggage to a fortress called C. 
 26. then Maccabeus marched forth to C. 
 CARPENTER. 
 
 JVisd. 1.3.11. now a c. that felleth timber 
 Bed. 38. 27.so every c. that labours night and day 
 CARPENTERS. 
 
 1 Bsd. 5. 54. gave unto the masons and c. money 
 Bar. 6. 45. they are made of c. and goldsmiths 
 CARRS. 
 
 1 Bsd. 5. 55. unto them of Sidon they gave c. 
 
 CARRY. 
 
 Bel. .34. go c. the dinner that thou hast into Babylon 
 
 2 Mac. 9.10. no man could endure to c. for stink 
 
 CARRIED. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 8. was now c. in a horse litter 
 29. and Philip c. awav his body 
 CARRIETII. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 1. more rotten than the vessel that c. him 
 CARRYING. 
 
 £ 3Iac. 6. 7 . go in procession to Bacchus, c. ivy 
 CARJS. 
 
 Jud. 15. 11. she made ready her c. and laid them 
 CART-WIIEEL. 
 
 Bccl. 33.5. the heart of the foolish is like a c. 
 CARVED. 
 
 Wisd. 1.3.13. a carpenter hath c. the wood diligently 
 1 Mac. 5. 68. Judas burnt their c. images with tire 
 CASLEU. 
 
 1 3iac. 4. 59. from the 25th day of the month C. 
 
 with mirth and gladness, 2 Mac. 1. 18.1 10. 5. 
 
 2 31ac. 1. 9. keep the feast in the month C. 
 
 628 
 
 CASPIS. 
 
 2 3Iac. 12. 13. and the name of it was C. 
 
 O A S1. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. . 3 . 3 . c. them down with the sword 
 
 6. 51. he set artillery with instruments to c. fire 
 
 and stones, and pieces to c. darts and stings 
 
 7 . 17 . the flesh of thy saints have they c. out 
 19. Bacchides c. them into the great nit 
 
 44. they c. away their weapons and fled, 11. 51. 
 10. 80. for they had c. darts at the people 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8 . as an enemy, he was c. out into Egypt 
 10 . he that had c. out many unburied 
 
 9 . 8 . and thus he was now c. on the ground 
 is."but to be c. out with their chihlren 
 
 14. 15. they c. earth upon their heads 
 43 . he c. himself down mantully among them 
 46' he c. ids bowels upon the throng, he thus died 
 CAS 1 1 NG. 
 
 1 3tac. 1.3. 11. who c. out them that were therein 
 o Mac 5 ' 3 . drawing of swords and c. of darts 
 
 ~ ■ (!asitng. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 13. c. with himself what loss he had had 
 
 CASl LE. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 27 . though the ruler of the c. required it 
 5. 5. the city taken, Menelaus fled into the c. 
 
 10. 20. certain of those tliat were in the c. 
 
 CASl'LES. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 18. who fled into two very strong e. 
 
 22. so he immediately took the two c. 
 
 CAl ALOGUE. 
 
 1 Bsd. 8. 49 . the c. of whose names were shewed 
 CATTLE. 
 
 1 3fac. 12. 2.3. that your c. and goods are ours 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 11. to give him c. and to pleasure him 
 
 CAUGHT. 
 
 2 31ac. 4. 41. some of them c. stones, some clubs 
 CAUSE. 
 
 1 3Iac. 6. 12. to destroy the inhabitants without c. 
 13. I perceive that for this c. these are come 
 
 2 3lac. 4. 44. three men pleade<i the c. before him 
 47 . who was c. of all the mischief; who if they 
 
 had told their c. before the Scythians 
 7 . 18. who said, be not deceived without c. 
 
 .34. O godless man, be not lifted up without a c. 
 13. 4. that this man was tlie c. of all mischief 
 CEASE. 
 
 Bed. 16. 27 . nor do they c. from their works 
 28. 6. remember thy end, and let enmity c. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 50. let the Jews c. from assaulting us 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 38. that the wrath of the Almighty may c. 
 9. 18. but for all this his pains would not c. 
 
 CEASED. 
 
 1 Bsd. 1.56. as for her glorious things, they never c. 
 Da7i. .3. 2.3. c. not to make the oven hot with rosin 
 Alac. 9. 73 . thus the sword c. from Israel 
 CEASING. 
 
 Mac. 12. 11. at all times without c. we remember 
 3Jac. 9. 4. his chariot man to drive without c. 
 CEDAR. 
 
 Bed. 24. 1.3. I was exalted like a c. in Libanus 
 50. 12. he stood as a young c. in Libanus 
 
 cEIdron. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 39. also he commanded him to build C. 
 41. when he had huilt C. he set horsemen there 
 
 16. 9. John still followed, until he came to C. 
 CELEBRATE. 
 
 Toh. 6. 12. when we return, we will c. the marriage 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 16. we are about to c. the purification 
 
 15. 36. to c. the 1.3th day of the 12th month 
 CELEBRATING. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 26. were gone to the c. of the sabbath 
 CELOSYRIA. 
 
 1 Bsd. 2. 17 . the judges in C. and Phenice 
 
 6. 29 . out of the tribute of C. a portion given 
 
 7 . 1. the governor of C. did oversee the works 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 8. visiting tlie cities of C. and Phenice 
 4. 4. being the governor of C. and Phenice, 10.11. 
 
 CENDEBEUS. 
 
 1 3fac. 15. .38. then the king made C. captain 
 40. C. came to Jamnia ll 16. 1. what C. had done 
 
 16. 4. with horsemen, who went out against C. 
 
 8 . whereupon C. and his host were put to flight 
 
 9. till he came to Cedron which C. had built 
 
 CENSERS. 
 
 1 Bsd. 2. 13. c. of silver twenty-nine, vials of gold 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 22. Antiochus took away the c. of gold 
 
 CEREMONIES. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 15. delivered to those under him. c. 
 
 23. for whilst they used secret c. or revelliugs 
 CER riFV. 
 
 Bel 9. if ye can c. me that Bel devoureth them 
 
 2 31ac. 1. 18. we thought it necessary to c. you 
 
 CERTIFIED. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 21. the ambassadors c. usot your glory 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 26. that when they are c. of our mind 
 
 CHAIN. 
 
 1 Bsd. 1. 40. and bound him with a c. of brass 
 3. 6. Darius shall give him a c. about his neck 
 JVisd. 17 . 17 . were bound with one c. of darkness 
 Bccl. 6. 24. and put thy neck into her c. 
 
 CHAINS. 
 
 Bid. 10. 4. put about her her bracelets and her c. 
 Bccl. 6. 29 . her c. shall be a robe of glory 
 CHAMBER. 
 
 1 Bsd. 9. 1. Esdras went to the c. of .Toanan 
 
 2 B.id. 5. 9. withdraw itself into his secret c. 
 
 CHAMBERS. 
 
 2 E.rrf.4.41. the c. of souls are like a woman’s womb 
 1 Mac. 4. 38. they saw the priests’ c. pulled down 
 CHANAAN. 
 
 iStis. 56. O thou seed of C. and not of Judah 
 1 iliac. 9. 37 . of one of the great princes ot C. 
 
 See C A N A .\ N. 
 
 CHANGE. 
 
 JJ'isd. 7 . 18. given me to know the c. of seasons 
 19. 18. in a psaltery notes c. the name ot the tune 
 Bccl. 7 .18. f. not a friend for any good by no means 
 40. 5. anger, night-sleep do c. his knowledge 
 
 1 31ac. 1. 49. they might c. all Eie ordinances 
 
 CHANGED. 
 
 2 Bsd. 6. 26. the heart of inhabitants shall be c. 
 Est/i. 15. 8. then God c. the spirit ot the king 
 
 JVisd. 19 . 18. the elements were c. in themselves 
 Bed. 2. 4. when thou art c. to a low estate 
 18. 26. from morning till the evening time isc. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 26. tlie beauty of women was c. 
 
 CHANGEl'H. 
 
 Bed. 13. 25. the heart of a mane, his countenance 
 2 . 5 . 17 . the wickedness of a woman c. her face 
 27 .11. but a fool c. as the moon 
 CHANGING. 
 
 Bed. . 37 . 17 . the countenance is a sign of c. 
 
 4.3. 8. increasing wonderfully in her c. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 16. the c. of his colour declared agony 
 6. 27 . manfully c. this life, 1 will shew myself 
 
 29. c. tlie good-will they bare him a little before 
 CHAPELS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 47 . setup altars, groves, and c. of idols 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 2. also the c. they pulled down 
 11. 3. as of the other c. of the heathen 
 
 CHARGE. 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. .33. Esdras received a c. of the Lord 
 
 6. 46. thou gRvest them a c. to do service to man 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 19 . saying, take ye the c. of this people 
 58. when they had given c. unto the gairison 
 
 12.45. tor I will give it to all that have any c. 
 
 14. 42. that he should take c. of the sanctuary 
 Q, Mac. 15. 10. he gavt, them their c. sliewing them 
 CHARGE. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 11. and giving a c. on their enemies 
 
 CHARGED. 
 
 1 Bsd. 4. 57 . the same c. he also to be done 
 
 2 iliac. 2. 2. c. them not to forget the commands 
 
 CHARGES. 
 
 1 Bsd. 4. 55. likewise for the c. of the Levites 
 
 1 Alac. 3. .30. he should not be able to bear the c. 
 
 2 Alac. 4.19. but to be reserved for other c. 
 
 9 . 10. defray the c. belonging to sacrifices 
 
 CHARIuE. 
 
 1 Bsd. 1.28. Josias did not turn back his c. from him 
 31. then gat he up upon his second c. 
 
 .3. 6. a c. with bridles of gold and a chain about her 
 Bccl. 48. 9. was taken up in a c. of fiery hor^s 
 49 . 8. shewed him upon the c. of the cherubims 
 
 2 Alac. 9 . 7 .he fell down from his c.carried violently 
 
 CHARIOTS. 
 
 1 iliac. 1. 17 . he entered into Egypt with c. 
 
 2 iliac. 13. 2. three hundred c. armed witli hooks 
 
 CHARIOT-MAN. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 4. he commanded his c. to drive 
 CHARMER. 
 
 Bed. 12.13. who will pity a c. bitten with aserpent. 
 CHASED. 
 
 1 Alac, 14. 26. c. away their enemies from them 
 
 CIIASTEN. 
 
 JVisd. 12. 22. whereas thou dostc. us, thouscourgest 
 
 2 iliac. 10. 4. that he would c. them witli mercy 
 
 CHASIENESE. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 2. thou c. them by little and little 
 CHASTENING. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 12. but for a c. ot our nation 
 
 7 . 33. angry with us for our c. and correction 
 
 CHASTISE. 
 
 Bed. 30.13. c. thy son and hold him to labour 
 CHASTISED. 
 
 2 Bsd. 15. 51. be weakened, as one c. with wounds 
 JVisd. .3. 5. having been c. they shall be rewarded 
 11. 9. when they w ere tried, albeit in mercy c. 
 CHA.ST1SETH. 
 
 Bed. 30.2. he that c. his son shall have joy 
 CHASTITY. 
 
 I.Bsd. 6. 32. the mighty hath seen also thy c. 
 CHEEKS. 
 
 Bed. 35. 15. doth not tears run down widows’ c. ? 
 CHEER. 
 
 1 Bsd. 9 . 54. then they went to make great c. 
 
 Bed. 18. 32. take not pleasure in much good c. 
 
 CHEERED. 
 
 2 ilfac. 15 . 27 . through the appearance they werec. 
 
 CHEERElH. 
 
 Bed. 36. 22. beauty ofaw omanc. the countenance 
 CHEERFUL. 
 
 Bed. 7 . 24. shew' not thyself c. toward them 
 
 13. 25. a merry heart maketh ac. countenance 
 26. ac. countenance is a token of prosperity 
 
 26. 4. he shall rejoice with ac. countenance 
 .30. 25. ac. Iieart will have a care ot his meat 
 35.10. as thou hast gotten give with a c. eye 
 2 Alac. 15. 9. Maccabeus made them more c. 
 CHEERFULLY. 
 
 Eccl.l. 4. what is brought upon thee, take c. 
 
 2 iliac. 11. 26. ever go c. about their ow n aftairs 
 CHEERFULNESS. 
 
 Bar.3. 34. so with c. they shewed light to him 
 CHEREAS. 
 
 2 ATac. 10. 32. strong-hold, w here C. was governor 
 37, they killedTimotheus and C.his brother 
 CHERUBIMS. . 
 
 Bed. 49. 8. was shewed him on the chariot of the c. 
 CHETHM. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 1 . Alexander came out of the land of C. 
 
 CHICKENS. 
 
 2 Bsd 1.30. as a hen gathereth her c.under her wings 
 
 CHIEFLY. 
 
 2'ob. 4.12. c. take a wife of the seed of thy^ fathers 
 CHILD. 
 
 1 Bsd. 1. 53. who spared neither old men nor c. 
 
 2 Bsd. 4. 40. go thy way to a woman w itij c. 
 
 5 40. like, as a voung c. may not bring forth thing 
 JVisd. 2. 13. he calleth himself the c. ot the Lord 
 
 8. 19 . tor 1 was a witty c. and had a good spirit 
 
 14. 15. when he hath made an image ot hisc. 
 
 Bed. .30. 8. a c. left to himself w ill be wilful 
 
 9 . cocker thy c. and he shall make thee afraid 
 12. and beat him on the sides while he is ac. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 12. exercised from a c. in all virtue 
 CHILDREN. 
 
 Bsth. 16. 16. that they be r. of the Most High 
 JVisd. .3. 12. w ives are foolish and their c. wicked 
 
 16. as for c. of adulterers they shall not come 
 4.1. better it is to have noc. and to have virtue 
 6. for c. begotten of unlawful beds arewitnessM 
 5. how is he numbered among the c. of God i 
 
 9. 4. and reject me not from among tliy c. 
 
CIT 
 
 COL 
 
 COM [Apocrypha, 
 
 Eccl-I- 23. hast thou c.? instruct them and bow down 
 
 11. 28. for a man shall be known in his e. 
 
 16.1. desire not a multitude of unprofitable e. 
 
 .3. better it is to die without c. than have unpodly 
 22. 9. if c. live honestly and have wherewitlial 
 
 10. but c. being haughty through disdain do stain 
 2.2. 23. she hath brought c. by another man 
 
 24. 18.1 therefore am given to all my c. 
 
 25. 7. a man that hath joy of his c. 
 
 32. 22. and beware of thine own c, 
 
 .33. 21. better it is that thy c. shouhl seek to thee 
 
 39.13. hearken to me, ye holy c. and bud forth 
 
 40. 15. tlie c. of the ungodly shall not bring forth 
 
 19. c. and building a city continue a man’s name 
 
 41. 5. the r. of sinners are abominable c. 
 
 6. the inheritance of sinners’ c. shall perish 
 
 7. the c. will complain of an ungodly father 
 
 45.13. before him none, nor did a stranger put them 
 on, but his c. and his children’s r. perpetually 
 
 Eel 20. 1 see the footsteps of men, women, and c. 
 CHILD-BED. 
 
 Ear, 6. 29. women in c. eat their sacrifices 
 CHIMMEY.S. 
 
 2 Esd, 6. 4. or ever the c. in Zion were hot 
 CHOICE. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 28. Lysias gathered 60,000 c. men of foot 
 
 2 Mac. 13.15. with the valiant and c. young men 
 
 CHOLER. 
 
 Eccl. 37. 30. and surfeiting will turn into c. 
 CHOOSE. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.13. thou didst c. thee a man among them 
 16. thou did c. him to thee, and put by Esau 
 Ear. 3. 27 . those did not the Lord c. nor gave he 
 
 1 Mac. 5.17- c. thee out men and deliver brethren 
 
 7 . . 37 . thou, O Ixird, didstc. this house to be called 
 10. 32. may set in it such men as he sliall c. keep it 
 
 2 Mac. 1.25. didst c. the fathers and sanctify them 
 
 5. 19 . God did not c. the people for the place’s sake 
 
 CHOOSING, 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 74 . c. 10,1 00 men, he went out of Jerus. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 12. c. rather to do justice to the Jews 
 14. 42. c. rather to die manfully than to come 
 
 CHOSE. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 16. Esdras c. to him the principal men 
 Eccl. 45. 16. he c. him out of all men living 
 
 1 Mac. 4.42. he c. priests of blameless conversation 
 9 . 25. then Bacchides c. the wicked men 
 16. 4. so be c. out of the country 20,000 men 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 7 . the king c. Heliodorus his treasurer 
 
 CHOSEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 1. after this were the principal men c. 
 li isd. 4. 15. that he hath resnect unto his c. 
 
 9 . 7- thou bast c. me to be a king of thy people 
 Eccl. 47 . 2. so was David c. out of children of Israel 
 49. 6. they burnt the r. city of the sanctuary 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 41. went with men c. for the battle 
 
 CHRIST. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 29. after these years shall my son C. die 
 
 CHRONICLES. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 22. thou shalt find in the c. what is written 
 
 1 Alac. 16. 24. behold, these are written in the c 
 
 CHURCH-ROBBER. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 42. as for the c. himself, him they killed 
 
 CHURLISH. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 30. Kicanor began to be c. unto him 
 
 CHURLISHLY. 
 
 Eccl. 18.18. a fool will upbraid c. and a gift of 
 CHURLISHNESS. 
 
 Eccl. 42.14. better is the c. of a man than a courteous 
 CILICIA. 
 
 Jnd. 2. 21. which is at the left hand of upper C. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 36. was come from the iilaces about C. 
 
 CINNAMON. 
 
 £cc/.24.15. gave *■ sweet smel 1 like c. and aspalathus 
 Cl R C LL. 
 
 fl^isd. 13. 2. deemed it either the c. of the stars 
 CIRCUIT. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 5. I alone compassed thee, of heaven 
 2 Mac. 6. 4. within the c. of the holy places 
 CIRCUMCISED. 
 
 Jvd. 14. 10. Achiorc. the foreskin of his flesh 
 
 1 Mac. 1.60. women that caused their childr. to bee 
 
 61. they slew them that had c. them 
 
 CIRCUMCISIONS. 
 
 2 JEItrf. 1. 31. lor vour e. have I forsaken 
 
 Circumspect. 
 
 Tob. 4. 14. be e. my son, in all things thou dost 
 
 circumspection. 
 
 nisd. 12.21. with how great c. didst judge thy sons 
 _ , Cl.STERN. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 3. the c. was covered with plates of brass 
 ^ CISTERNS. 
 
 Jud. 7*21. the r. were emptied, they had no water 
 CITHERNS. 
 
 1 Mac, 4.54. it was dedicated with songs and c. 
 
 ^ .CTIY. 
 
 1 2. 23. even this c. was made desolate 
 
 26. that that c. was practising against kings 
 5. 8. they returned every man to his own c. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 5. I was afraid of the slander of a c. 
 
 .38. 32. without these cannot a c. he inhabited 
 40. 19. the building of a c. continues a man’s 
 
 49. 6. they burnt the chosen c. of tlie sanctuary 
 fortified the c. against besieging 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 51. cities of Judah to sacrifice, c. b\' c. 
 
 5. 50. the soldiers assaulted the c. all that day 
 
 6. 3. lie sought to take the c. and to spoil it 
 63. he found Philip to be master of the c. so he 
 
 fought against him and took the c. by force 
 I;,-. unto a f. of the sea-coast 
 
 10 . 75 . but they ot Joppe shut him out of the c. 
 
 1-. .36. raising a great mount between the tower 
 19 separate it from the c. 
 
 1.3. 47 . fought no more, but put them out of the c 
 
 2 Mac. 8. J7. and the cruel handling of the c. 
 
 15.19. they that were in the c. took no care 
 _ , ^ CTIIES. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 2. stretch out his sword against the c. 
 
 he spoiled their c. he returned 
 « power of the c. 
 
 X J\iaCm 8.11. he sent to the c. on the sea-coast 
 
 CITIZENS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.50. Menelaus being a great traitor to the c. 
 
 5. 6. but .lason slew his own c. without mercy 
 9. 15. would make them all equals to c. of Athens 
 
 19. to the good Jews his c. wisheth much joy 
 CLAY. 
 
 Jl'tsd.7. 9. silver shall be counted as c. before her 
 15. 7 . yea, of the same c. he maketh both vessels 
 8. he maketli a vain god of the same c. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 13. as the c. is in tJie potter’s hand 
 .38. 30. he f^hioneth the c. with liis arm 
 Bei7. for tliis is but c. within and brass without 
 CLEAN. 
 
 Eccl, 38.30. is diligent to make c. the furnace 
 
 clean.se. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 10. c. thy heart from all wickedness 
 1 Alac. 4. 36. let us go up toe. and dedicate 
 CLEANSED. 
 
 1 Afac, 4. 41. until be had c. the sanctuary 
 43. who c. the sanctuary, and bare out the stones 
 
 1.3. 47 . c. tlie houses wherein the idols were 
 50. Simon c. the tower from pollutions 
 
 2 Alac. 10.5. on the verj- same day it was c. again 
 14. 36. keep this house iindetil. which lately wasc. 
 
 CLEANSING. 
 
 2 Afac. 1, 36. which is as much as to say a c. 
 CLEAR. 
 
 oKJ. 46.1 am c. from the blood of this woman 
 ^ CLEAVE. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 3. c. unto him, and depart not away 
 
 6. 34. and c. unto him that is wise 
 24. 24. that he may confirm you, c. unto him 
 
 Ear. 3. 4. for which cause these plagues c. to us 
 .CLEAVED. 
 
 Bar. 1. 20. the evils c. unto us, and the curse 
 
 CLEAVETH. [wife 
 
 leaveth his country, and c. to his 
 Eccl. 19 .2. that c. to harlots will become impudent 
 . CLEAVING. 
 
 Eccl. 25.12. faith is the beginning of c. to him 
 ^ CLEMENCY. 
 
 Mac. 14. 9. accoi'ding to the c. thou shewest 
 . CLEOPAIHA. 
 
 Esth. 11 . 1 . in the reign of Ptolemeus and C. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 57 . went out with his daughter C. 
 
 r,' CLIMB. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 8. neither did I ever c. up into heaven 
 
 , CLIMBED. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 4. the mountain where Moses r. up 
 „ , CLIMBING. 
 
 Eccl. 25.20. as the c. up a sandy way is to the feet 
 rr. , . CLOSE. 
 
 loh. 12. 11. I will keep c. nothing from you ; I 
 said it was good to keep c. the secrets of a king 
 n I stick c. betw. buying and selling 
 
 1 Alac. 12. 50. went c. together prepared to fight 
 CLOSED. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 46. c. them so that they were all slain 
 
 CLOTH. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 2. men running in the air in c. of gold 
 
 ^ . CI.OJHE. 
 
 " Esd. 2. 20 . give to the poor, c. the naked 
 CLOTHED. 
 
 1 ■0'-f'f"-3. 6. as to be c. in purple, to drink in gold 
 Eccl. 50. 11. and was c, witli the perfection of glory 
 1 Alac. 11. 58. to be c. in purple, 14. 43. 
 
 „ CLOTHES. 
 
 Bar. 6. 20. eat them and their c. they feel it not 
 
 1 Alac. 11 . 71 . tlien Jonathan rent his c. and prayed 
 
 CLOTHETH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 20 . and c. the water as with a breast-plate 
 ^ CI.OTHING. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 21. the chief thing for life is bread and c. 
 39. 26. the blood of the grape, and oil, and c. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 33. the same young men in the same c. 
 
 11. 8. one in wliite c. shaking his armour of gold 
 
 CLOUD. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 39. thee, which he raised up in wrath 
 Ji isd. 2.4. our life pass away as the trace of a c. 
 Eccl. 24. 3. and I covered the earth as a <•. 
 
 50. 6. he was as the morning star in midst of a c. 
 CLOUDS. 
 
 2 Esd.}5. 40. great and mighty c. shall be lifted up 
 IVisd. 5.21. trom the c. as from a well-drawn bow 
 Eccl. 13. 23. what he saith, thev extol it to the c 
 .35. 16. his prayer shall reach unto the c. 
 
 17- the prayer of the humble pierceth the c. 
 
 20. sea.sonable, as c. of rain in lime of drought 
 43. 14. the treasures opened, c. fly forth as fowls 
 15. by his great power he maketh the c. firm 
 50. 7 . as the raiidiow, giving light in the bright c. 
 Van. 3. 51. O ye lightnings and c. bless the Lord 
 CLOUDY. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 4. and my throne is in a c. pillar 
 CLUBS. 
 
 2 Mac, 4.41. some of them caught stones, some c. 
 CLU.S'I ER, S. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . 21. and I have kept me a grape of tlie c 
 16. 30. there are left some c. of them tliatseek 
 CNIDUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 23. the same thing wrote he to C. 
 
 COALS. 
 
 Eccl. 8.10. kindle not thee, of a sinner, lest be burnt 
 11.32. of a spark of fire a heap of c. is kindled 
 COA T. 
 
 2 Mac. 12.35. taking hold of his c. drew him by force 
 
 CO .A IS. 
 
 2 Alac. 12. 40. under the c. of every one slain 
 COCKER. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 9. c. thy child, he shall make thee afraid 
 COGITATIONS. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 5. an interpreter of the c. thereof 
 COLLECTION. 
 
 Bar. 1. 6. they made also a c. of money 
 COLLAR. 
 
 Eccl. 3.3.26. a yoke and a c. do bow the neck 
 COLLECTOR. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 29 . the king sent his chief c. to Juda 
 
 COLONY. 
 
 IFtsd. 12. 7 . receive a worthy c. of God’s children 
 COLOUR. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 8. under a c. of visiting the cities 
 
 2 Mae. 3.16. the chang. of his e. declared his agony 
 COLOURING. 
 
 IVisd. 13. 14. c. it red and covering every spot 
 COLOURS. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 4. any image spotted with divers c. 
 COME. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 13. that these troubles are c. ujxin me 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 15. lest being c. to the lieight of sin 
 
 9. 18. the just judgment of Cod wasc. upon them 
 
 ^ COMEST, ETH. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 2. for if thou c. loo near it, it will bite 
 
 5. and his judgment c. speedily 
 COMING. 
 
 1 Mac_. 11. 44. the king was very glad of their e. 
 
 12. 45. tor fJiis is tlie cause of my c. 
 
 IJ. 21. wherefoie we were glad of their c. 
 
 ~ Alac. 6. 3. the c. in of this mischief was sore 
 COMELY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 18. love a woman, which is c. in favour 
 Eccl. 14. 3. riches are not c. for a niggard 
 
 20. 1. there is a reproof that is not r, 
 
 25.4. O how c. a thing is judgment for grey hairs! 
 
 5. O how c. is the wisdom of old men ! 
 
 2 Alac. .3. 26. excellent in beauty, r. in apparel 
 
 10. 29. there appeared five c. men upon horses 
 COMFORT. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 3.3. and to say, be of good c. and fear not 
 14.1.3. c. such of them as be in trouble 
 Jyisd. .3. 18. nor have they c. in the day of trial 
 
 8. 9. that we should be a c. in cares and grief 
 Eccl. 3. 6. he shall be a c. to his mother 
 4. 18. she will c. him, and shew him her secrets 
 25. 23. a woman that will not c. her husband 
 30. 2.3. love thine own soul, and c. thy heart 
 36. 23. if there be meekness and c. in her tongue 
 .38. 17 . and then c. thyself for thy heaviness 
 Bar. 4. 27- be of good c. O my children, cry to God 
 .30. he that gave thee that name will c. thee 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 9. the holy books of scripture to c. us 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 6. the T.ord God in truth hath c. in us 
 
 11. 32. I have sent Menelaus that he may c. vou 
 COMFORTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 15. the angel c. me, and set me on my fee.t 
 Esth, 15. 8. the king c. her with loving words 
 16. and all the king’s servants c. her 
 Eccl. 17-,24. he c. those that fail in patience 
 35. 17 . till it come nigh, he will not be c. 
 
 .38. 2.3. be c. for him, when spirit is departed 
 
 48. 24. he c. them that mourned in Sion 
 
 49. 10. tor they c. Jacob, and delivered them 
 2 Afac. 7- 6. and he shall be c. in his servants 
 
 15. 17 . thus being well c. by the words of Judas 
 
 COMFORTING. 
 
 2 Afac, 15. 9. so c, them out of the law and prophets 
 COMMAND. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 8. he that thought he might c, the waves 
 COMMANDED. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 20. he hath c. no man to do wickedly 
 2 Alac. 7.'.i. king c. pans and caldrons to be made hot 
 
 4. he c. to cut out the tongue of him that spake 
 
 5. he c. him, being yet alive, to be brought 
 15. 33. he c. that they should give it by pieces 
 
 command ED.ST. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 45. upon the fourth day thou c. sun to shine 
 COMMANDMENT, S. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 48. brought forth things at the c. of God 
 53. on the sixth day thou gavest c. to the earth 
 Eccl. 1. 26. if thou desire wisdom, keep the c. 
 
 2 Alac. 7. .30 I will not obey the king’s c. but I will 
 obey the c. of the law that was given by Moses 
 COMMENDABLE. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 22. understanding is c. in his mouth 
 COMMENDED. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 43. but c. him to all his friends 
 
 2 Alac. 9. 25. whom I c. unto many of you often 
 
 COMMENTARIES. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 13. were reported in the c. of Neeniias 
 COMMISSIONER. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 25. the king’s c. who compelled men 
 
 , COMMIT. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 25. that are desirous to c. to memory 
 
 C()MMITTED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 4. 42. to deliver those things c. to them 
 5. 17 . knowest thou not that Israel is c. to thee ? 
 
 7 . .32. shall deliver souls that were c. to them 
 
 1 Alac. 7. 20. then c. lie the country to Alcimus 
 
 13. .39. as for any oversight or fault c. to this day 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 12. had c. it to the holiness of the place 
 22._to keep the things c. of trust safe and sure 
 
 9. 25. w hom I often c. and commended to you 
 13. 6. or had c. any other grievous crime 
 
 8. as he had c. many sins about the altar 
 
 14. he had c. all to the ('reator of the world 
 COMMODIOUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 15. having gotten the most c. holds 
 COMMON. 
 
 Wisd. 7. .3. when I was born, I drew in thee, air 
 2 Mac. 4. 40. w hereupon the c. people rising 
 
 8. 29 . w hen they had made a c. supplication 
 
 9 . 4. make it a c. burying place of the Jews, 14. 
 
 21. necessary to take care for the c. safety of all 
 
 10.8. they ordained by a c. statute and decree 
 
 11. 15. consented, being careful of the c. gooii 
 
 12. 4. according to the c. decree of the city 
 
 13. 14. fight for the country and the c.-wealth 
 
 COMMOTIONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 73 . by persuasions and c, they hindered 
 COxM.MUNE. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 28. he sent Athenobius to c. with him 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 20. I have given order to c. with vou 
 
 COMMUNICAIE. 
 
 IVisd. 7- 13. I do c. her liberally, I do not hide 
 2 Mac. 5. 20. c. in the benefits sent from the Lord 
 COMMUN ICA TKJ’II. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 6. scourge of tongue which c. with all 
 COMMUNICATION. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 15. all thy c. in the law of the IVIost High 
 13, 11. for with much c. will he tempt thee 
 CO.MPACTF.D. 
 
 If isd. 7. 2. being c. in blood of the seed of man 
 COMPANY. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 4. use not much the c. of a woman 
 
 629 
 
Apocrypha.] CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 1 Mac. A. 35. he Kathereii a c. of stranRers 
 
 6. 41. all (hat heard the marching of the c. . 
 
 7. 12. assemble a c. of si ribes to require justice 
 y. 44. .loiiatliaii said tu hi.s c. let us go and tight 
 
 .')8. beliold, .lonathan and his c. are at ease 
 12. 29. howbeit, .Jonathan aiul his c. knew it not 
 49. sent an host to destroy all .lonathan’s c. 
 
 13.52. tliere he dwelt himself, with liis c. 
 a Mac 5.27. his c. fed on herbs continually 
 COMP AN 1 ED. 
 
 Sus. 57. and they for fear c. with you 
 COMPANIES. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 33. went foith be.liind them in three c. 
 t:OMPAN VINO. 
 
 iSVs. 51. under what tree sawest thou them c.? 
 
 58. under what tree didst thou take them c.? 
 CtlJVJPAN ION. 
 
 jEfc/. G. 10. some friend is a c. at the table 
 37. 4. there is a c. who rejoiceth, 5. 
 
 40. 23. a friend and r. never meet amiss 
 COMP AN ION S. 
 
 1 E.'id. 6 . 3. Sathrabuzanes and his c. 7.27. 
 COiMPAKAH.l.E. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 10. for the new friend is not c. to him 
 COMPAUED. 
 
 Wisd.7. 9. nor c. 1 imlo her any precious stone 
 15. 18. for being c. together, some are worse 
 Eccl. 22. 1. a slothful man is c. to a filthy stone, 2. 
 COMPAS.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 48. within the c. of the sanctuary 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 15. was entered into the c. of the temple 
 
 COMPASSED. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 17. being c. with horrible darkness 
 Eccl. 23. 18. who seetli me " 1 am c. with darkness 
 24.5. 1 alone c. the circuit of heaven 
 45. y. and be c. him with pomegranates and bells 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 7. that it was c. about with horseinen 
 
 10. 80. for they had c. in Ids host and cast darts 
 15. 14. when he had c. the city round about 
 
 2 Mac. 3.17. the man was so c. with Pear and horror 
 27. lleliodorus was c. with great darkness 
 
 COMPASSEIH. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 34. the sun c. the heavens round about 
 Eccl. 43.12. it c. the heaven with a glorious circle 
 
 COMPASSION. 
 
 Eccl. 17.29. how great is his c. to such as turn to nim > 
 18. 12. therefore he multiplied his c. 
 
 Prayer of Mawa-w. of great c. long-suffering 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 3, that he would have c. on tlie city 
 
 COM PEI,. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 6 . they c. one another to pay tribute 
 
 2 Mac. G. 1. to c. the .Jews to depart from the laws 
 
 COMPELLED. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 15. such as c. the people to revolt 
 25. the commissioner, who c. men to sacrifice 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 26. .lason was c. to dee into (he country 
 6.7. the Jews were r. to go in [irocession 
 7. 1. were c. by the king to taste swine’s flesh 
 15. 2. the Jews that w ere c. to go with him 
 
 complain; 
 
 Eccl. 29. 5. be will return words and c. of the time 
 41. 7. the children will c. of an ungodly father 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 32. if therefore they c. any more ag. thee 
 
 COMPLAINED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 36. tlie Jews c. because Onias was slain 
 
 COMPLAIN r, S. 
 
 Eccl. .35.14. when the widow poureth out her c. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 25. some men had made c. against him 
 
 COMPT-ETE. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 17. take to him jealousy for c. armour 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 25. that he had c. harness of gold 
 
 COMPREHEND. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 2. thinkest thou to c. the way of God ? 
 
 11. how thy vessel be able to c. the way of Highest 
 5. 34. while 1 labour to c. way of the Most High 
 COMPREHENDED. 
 
 QEsd. 8. 21. whose glory may not be c. 
 
 COMPREHENDING. 
 
 Eccl. 32.8. thy speech be short, c. much in few words 
 CONCEl'P. 
 
 Wi.id. 8.11.1 shall be found of a quick c. in judg. 
 Eccl. 27. 6. so is the utterance of a c. in heart of man 
 CONCERP. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 5. a c. of music in a banquet of wine 
 CONCUBINE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 29. yet did I see Apame the king’s c. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.30. they were given to the king’s c. 
 
 CONCUPISCENCE. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 12. the wandering of c. doth undermine 
 Eccl.13. 5. turn away from me vain hopes and c. 
 CONDEMN. 
 
 2 Fsd. 4. 18. if wert judge, whom wouldst thou c. ? 
 Wi.^d. 1. 20. let us c. him with a shameful death 
 4. If), the righteous that is dead shall c. the ungodly 
 Prayer of Maiiass. nor c. me into the lower parts 
 CONDEMNED. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 2. whose conscience hath not c. him 
 Nw.f. 41. the assembly c. Susanna to death 
 48. without knowledge hav e c. daughter of Israel 
 53. thou hast c. the innocent, and guilty go free 
 2iM«c. 4. 47. those poor men, them he c. to death 
 13. 6. whosoever was c. of sacrilege or committed 
 CONDITION. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 57. he said, this is the c. of the battle 
 2 Mrtc.9. 8. so proud was he beyond the c. of man 
 15.12. Onias gentle in c. well spoken of 
 CONDITIONS. 
 
 2 'Mac. 11.14. persuaded to agree to all reasonable c. 
 13.23. submitted himself and sware to all equal c. 
 CONDUCT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.51. w'as ashamed to ask kingc. for safeguard 
 Jvd. 10.15. come to his tent and some of us will c. th. 
 Mac. \\. 30. that will depart shall have safe-c. 
 CON FECnoN. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 8. of such the apothecary maketh a c. 
 CONFEDERA'IE. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.16. we will make him our friend and c. 
 CONFEDERATES. 
 
 1 Mac.?>.14. if there come war on any of their c. 
 .31. yoke heavy on our friends and c. the Jews 
 14.40. the Romans had called the .Tews c. 
 
 15.17. the Jews’ ambassadors our friends and c. 
 
 630 
 
 CONFEDERACY. 
 
 1 Mac. 8.17. sent them to Home to make a c. 20. 
 
 CON FERENCE. 
 
 Wisd. 8.18. m the exercise of c. with her prudence 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 22. so they made a peaceable c. 
 
 CON FESS. 
 
 Tch. 1.3. 6. therefore f. him with your whole mouth 
 14. 7. his people shall c. God, and Lord shall exalt 
 Wi.sd. 16. 8. in this thou madest thine enemies c. 
 Eccl. 4. 20. be not ashamed to c. thy sins 
 2 Mac. 7. 37. thou mayest c. that he alone is God 
 CONFESSED. 
 
 Tob 12 22 they c. the wonderful works of God 
 CO.NFESSEl H. 
 
 Eccl 20. 2. that c. his fault be preserved from hurt 
 CONFESSING. 
 
 1 Esd. 9 . 8. now by c. give glory unto the Lord 
 CONFESSION. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 91. in his prayer he made his c. weeping 
 Bar. 1. 14. to make c. in the house ot the Lord 
 
 CONFIDENCE. 
 
 2 E.sd. 8. .36. which have not the c. of good works 
 J7td. i.3. 19. for this thy c. shall not depart 
 Eccl. 26. 21. having c. of their good descent 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 18. but our r. is in the Almighty God 
 15.7. but Maccabeus had ever sure c. of Lord's hel p 
 CONFIDENT. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 21. be not c. in a plain way 
 CON FIRM. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 21. be strong in the L. that he may c. you 
 50. 24. that he would c. his mercy with us 
 1 Mac. 11. 57. I c. thee in the high-priesthood 
 12. 1. to c. and renew the friendship with them 
 1.3. .37. to c. the immunities we have granted 
 14. 24. sent Numenius to r. the league with them 
 CONFIRMED. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.27. c. him in the high-priesthood and hon. 
 
 14. 26. he and his brethren c. their liberty 
 38. Demetrius c. him in the high-priesthood 
 
 CONFLICT. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 12. in a sore c. she gave him the victory 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 14. forty thousand were slain in the c. 
 
 15. 17. and mantully to try the matter by c. 
 
 19. took not the least care, being troubled for c. 
 
 CONFORM. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 9. and whoso would not c. themselves 
 CON FOUN DED. 
 
 Eccl. 2.10. did ever any trust in the L. and was c. 1 
 24. 22. he that obeyeth me shall never be c. 
 
 Bar. 6. 39. they that worship them shall be c. 
 
 Dan. .3. 17. they shall not be c. that trust in thee 
 21. let them be c. in all their power and might 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 27. lysias was c. and discouraged 
 31. let them be c. in their power and horsemen 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 30. so that being c. with blindness, anrl 
 
 full of trouble, they were killed 
 1.3. 2.3. heard that Philip was desperately c. 
 
 14. 28. Nicanor was much c. in himself 
 CONFUSION. 
 
 2 E.'.d. 1. 6. that thou bring them to c. 
 
 5. 8. there shall be a c. also in many places 
 Bar. 1. 15. but to us belongeth the c. of faces 
 1 Mac. 1.28. all house of Jacob was covered with c 
 CONGEALJ-.D. 
 
 Eccl. 43.19. being c. it liethon the top of sharp stakes 
 CONGREGA! ION. 
 
 E.ccl. 1. .30. cast thee down in midst of (he c. 
 
 4.7. get thyself the love of the c. and bow thy' head 
 21. 9. the c. of the wicked is like tow wrapped 
 24. 2. in thee, of the Most High shall she open 
 23. the law for an heritage unto the c. of Jacob 
 .31. 11. and the c. shall declare his alms 
 .33. 18. hearken >mto me, ye rulers of the c. 
 
 38. .3.3. they shall not sit high in the c. 
 
 45. 18. the c. of Core with fury and wrath 
 50. 13. oblations in their hands before all the c. 
 
 20. he lifted uf) his hands over the wliole c. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 56. for bearing witness befyre the c. 
 
 14. 19. which writings were read before the c. 
 
 28. at Saramel in the great c. of the priests 
 CON.IECTUR E ITI. 
 
 TVisd. 8. 8. she c. aright what is to come 
 CONQUERED. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 2. it was told him how they' had c. them 
 4. by their policy they had c. all that place 
 
 CONSCIENCE. 
 
 Jl'isd. 17. 11. being pressed with c. always fore- 
 
 casteth 
 
 Eccl. 14. 2. whose c. hath not condemned him 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 11. they made a c. to help themselves 
 
 CONSECRAlED. 
 
 Tob. 1. 4. the temple was c. and built for all ages 
 Eccl. 45. 15. Moses c. and anointed him with oil 
 2 Mac. 12. 40. thev found things c. to the idols 
 'CONSEN I'. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 47. they came altogether w'ith one c. 
 
 • 6. 22. have been done with thee, of king Cyrus, 7.4. 
 .T 7 td. 7. 29. (here was great weeping with one c. 
 
 1 Mac. -1. .39. committed with the c. of Menelaus 
 11. 24. that the .lews would not c. to our father 
 CONSEN'I'IsD. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .57. if any c. to the law, put him to death 
 11. 29. so (he king c. and wrote letters to Jonathan 
 
 2 Mac. 11.15. Maccabeus c. to all that Lysias desired 
 14. 20. all of one mind thev c. to the covenants 
 
 CONSIDER'A riON. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 17. in c. of these things Judas chose 
 CONSIDERA'IE. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 18. a man of council will be c. 
 
 CONSIDER. 
 
 Bar. 2. 16. O l ord, c. us, bow down thine ear 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 28. and c. that God u-ade them ot things 
 
 CONSIDERED. . 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 16. why hast thou not c. to thy mind r 
 56. we c. not that we should begin to sufter 
 9. 20. so 1 c. the world, behold, there was peril 
 j'l isd. 8. 17. when I c. these things in myself 
 2 Mac. 5. 17. he c. not that the Lord was angry 
 CONSIDERING. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 6. not c. that to get the day ot them 
 11.4. not atall c. the power ot God, but putted up 
 13. c. that the llebrews could not be overcome 
 
 CONSIST. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 26. and by his word all things c. 
 CONSORTElH. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 16. all flesh c. according to kind 
 CONSPICUOUS. 
 
 Mac. 11. 37. let it be set in a c. place, 14. 48. 
 CONSPIRED. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 18. strangers c. together against him 
 Bel. 28. they c. against the king, saying 
 C()NSI RAINED. 
 
 Bel 30. being c. he delivered Daniel to them 
 Mac. 6. 18. Eleazar was c. to open his mouth 
 CONS'l RAIN 1. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 7. they were brought by bitter c. to eat 
 CONSUL. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 16. Lucius c. ot (he Romans to Ptolemee 
 CONSULT. 
 
 Eccl.S. 17. c. not with afooiy 9. 14. c. with the wise 
 37- 10. c. not with one that suspecteth thee 
 . Mac. 5. 16. assembled toe. whattliey should do 
 CONSULTED. 
 
 . Mac. 4. 44. they c. what to do with the altar 
 
 12. .35. c. with them about building strong holds 
 16. 13. Ptoleineus c. deceitfully against .Simon 
 CONSUL! ING. 
 
 1 Mac. 8.15. c. alway for the people to be ordered 
 CONSUME. 
 
 Eccl. 27. 29. anguish shall c. them before death 
 45. 19. did wonders to c.them with the fiery flame 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 15. are assembled against us to c. us 
 CON.SU.MED. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.16. for the fire came and c. the wood 
 Wisd. 5. 13. but were c. in our own wickedness 
 Eicl. 45. 14. their sacrifices shall be wholly c. 
 
 19. in his wrathful indignation were they'c. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 31. now when the sacrifice was c. 
 
 .32. it was c. by light that shined from the altar 
 2. 10. c. the sacrifices, c. the burnt-offerings 
 11. sin-off ering was not to be eaten, it was c. 
 CONSUMETH. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 19. every work rotteth and c. away 
 18.18. a gift of the envious c. the eyes 
 31. 1. watching for riches c. the flesh 
 4.3. 21. the cold north-wind c. the grass as fire 
 CON.su MING. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 23. neither will I go with c. envy 
 2 Mac. 1. 23. priests prayed, whilst saciifice was c. 
 CONTAINEIH. 
 
 Wisd. 1.7. that which c. all things hath Knowledge 
 CON'l EMNED. 
 
 Eccl.11. 23. a mean estate is not alway to be c. 
 CON TEMN ER. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.14. every c. of the law he took away 
 
 CON'IEMNETTI. 
 
 Eccl. 19.1. he that c. small things shall fall by little 
 26. 24. a dishonest woman c. shame, but an honest 
 CONTEMPT. 
 
 E.stli. 13. 12. that it was neither in c. nor pride 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 18. the place was like to come into c. 
 
 CONTEND. 
 
 Eccl. 28.10. the stronger they are which c. 
 CONTENT. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 13. I could have been c. to kiss the soles 
 Tob. 11.9. from henceforth I am c. to die 
 1 Mac. 6. 60. the king and the princes were c. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 15. he was hot c. with this, but presumed 
 6. 30. but in soul am well c. to suffer these things 
 
 CONTENTED. 
 
 Eccl. 29. 23. be it little or much, hold thee c. 
 
 CONTENrION. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 11. an hasty c. kindleth a fire 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 4. Onias seeing the danger of this c. 
 
 CON'l EN'IMEN 1. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 12. quails came from the sea for 
 
 their c. 
 
 2 Mac. 9.20. if your affairs be to your c. I thank G. 
 CON 'l EN'iS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 2. the c. whereof were these 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 17. forthe perb-rniance of the c. thereof 
 
 CONTINEN T. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 15. and her c. mind cannot be valued 
 CON'l IN U ALLY. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 19. and now 1 will eat c. of my goods 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 25. against Dora, assaulting d c. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 26. who stood by him, and scourged him c. 
 5. 27. fed on herbs c. lest they should be polluted 
 
 CON'l lNF^E.. ^ . 
 
 Eccl. 6.10. some friend will note, in day of affliction 
 
 40. 19. children and building c. a man’s name 
 
 41. 12. for that shall c. with thee above gold 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 27. c. ye still to be faithful unto us 
 
 2 ]\lac. 4. 6- that the state should c. quiet 
 10. 12. Ptolemeiis endeavoured to c. peace 
 
 CON 1 INUED. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 9. and there he c. many days 
 9. 13. the battle c. from morning till night 
 10.26. w hereas YOU have c. in our friendship 
 50. he c. the battle until the sun went down 
 o Mac. 8. 1. took such as c. in the Jews’ religion 
 CON I'R ACTS. 
 
 1 Mac 13. 42. write in their instruments and c. 
 CONTRARY. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 12. because he is clean c. to onr doings 
 
 12. because he is clean c. 
 
 CON I RlTi:. 
 
 Dan. 3. 16. in ac. heart let us be accepted 
 CON'l HOL. 
 
 Eccl 5 3. say not, who shall c. me for mj’ works ? 
 CONVEYED. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 6. many c. themselves out of the host 
 o Mac. 8. 13. thev fled atul c. themselves away 
 CONVENIENT. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 23. nor is it c. to magnify a sinful man 
 .39. 17. at timer, tliev shall all be sought out 
 
 1 ,1/ac. 4. 46. and laid'up the stones in a c. place 
 12. 11. both in our feasts and other c. <lays 
 14.34. he furnished them with all things c. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.19. because it was not c. but to be resen'ed 
 ,32. IVIenelans supposing he had gotten a c. time 
 
 8. 31. they laid them up'carefully in c. places 
 
 10. 18. having all things c. to justain the siege 
 
 11. 36. that we may declare as it is c. tor you 
 14. 22. Judas placed armed men ready in c. places 
 
cou 
 
 CRA 
 
 CUN [Apocrypha, 
 
 CONVERSANT. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 3. in that she is c. with God she magnifies 
 
 13. 7. for beinfr c. in his works, they search him 
 Eccl. 11. 20. in thy covenant, and be c. therein 
 
 39. 3. and he will be c. in dark parables 
 41.5. they that are t. in the dwelling of the ungodly 
 CON VERSATIOi^. 
 
 Toh. 4. 14. be circumspect and be wise in all thy c. 
 Wtxd. 8. 16. for her c. Iiath no bitterness 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 42. so he choose priests of blameless c. 
 
 ■2 Mac. 15. 12. Onias reverend inc. prayed for Jews 
 
 CONVEKSI'.D. 
 
 Bar. 3. . 37 . shew himself on earth, and c. with men 
 CONVERSION. 
 
 Eccl. 49 .2. behaved uprightly in the c. of the people 
 CON VIC I ED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 45. Menelaus beinir now c. promised 
 
 CONVINCE. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 20. their own iniquities shall c. them 
 COPV. 
 
 Est/i. 13. 1. the c. of the letters was this 
 
 16. 19 . ye shall publish the c. of this letter 
 Ear. 6. Ear. of an epistle which leremy sent 
 ■1 Mac. 8. 22. this is the c. of the epistle 
 
 11.31. we sent you here ar. of the letter 
 . 37 . see that thou make a c. of these things 
 
 12. 5. this is the c. of the letters, 19.1 14, 20. 
 
 14. 2.3. and to put the c. of their ambassage 
 
 COPIES. 
 
 t Mac. 14. 49. that the c. thereof should be laid up 
 CORE. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 18. the congregation of C. maligned him 
 COR ES. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 20. likewise of wheat, to an hundred c. 
 
 CORRECTION. 
 
 Wisd. 12.26. that would not be refor med by thatc. 
 Eccl. 16 . 12. as his mercy is great, so is his c. also 
 
 22. 6. but stripes and r. are never out of time 
 42. 5. of much c. of cliildren be not ashamed 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 33. be angry a little while for our c. 
 
 CORRUPTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 11. the world beins: now outwardly c. 
 CORRUPTIBLE. 
 
 2 E.id. 7 .15. seeing thou art but a c. man 
 Wisd. 9. 15. the c. body presseth down the soul 
 14. 8. because being c. it was called sod 
 19 . 21. wasted not the flesh of the c. living things 
 2 Mac. 7 .16. thou art c. thou dost what thou wilt 
 CORRUPTION. 
 
 2 E.sd. 7. 41. even so now seeing c. is grown up 
 
 4,3. beginning of immortality, wherein c. is past 
 Eccl. 28. 6. remember thy end, c. and death 
 CORS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 20. likewise of wheat, to an hundred c. 
 COS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 23. the same thins wrote he to C. 
 COSTLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 9. building an house of hewn and c. stone 
 Wisd. 2. 7 . let us fill ourselves with c. wine 
 
 COSTS. 
 
 2il/ac. 3. .3. Seleucus bare al 1 r. R^-longing to sacrifice 
 COTTAGE. 
 
 Eccl. 29. 22. better is a poor man in a mean c. 
 COVENANT. 
 
 2 Esd. 2.5. these childr. which would not keep my c. 
 
 7 . be scattered, for they have despised my c. 
 
 .3.15. thou matlest an everlasting c. with him 
 Wisd. 1. 16 . and they made a c. with it 
 Eccl. 11.20. be stedfast in thy c. and conversant 
 
 17 . 12. he made an everlasting c. with them 
 45.24. there was ac. of peace made with him 
 47 . 11. he gave him a c. of kings, and a throne 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 15. they forsook the holy c. and joined 
 63. that they might not profane the holy c. 
 
 4. 10, and remember thee, of our fathers 
 
 7 . 18. for they have broken the c. and oath 
 
 2 Mac. 1.2. remember his c. he made with Abraham 
 
 7 . 36. for our brethren are dead under God’s c. 
 
 COVENANTS. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 27 . hut brake all the c. he had made 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 1. when these c. were made, Lysias 
 
 13. 25. the people were grieved for the c. for they 
 stormed because they would make their c. void 
 
 14. 20. all of one mind, they consented to the c. 
 
 27 . that he was much dis| leased with the c. 
 
 CtlVER. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 16 . with his right hand shall he c. them 
 10. 17. she was to them fora c. by day 
 Eccl. 22. 9. they shall c. the baseness of their parents 
 
 2.3. 18. the walls c. me, and nobody seeth me 
 26. 8 and she will not c. her own shame 
 38. 16. thenc. his body according to the custom 
 COVERED. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 30. with living things hejiath c. face thereof 
 
 24. 3. and I c. the earth as a cloud 
 47 . 15. thy soul c. the whole earth 
 Sus. 32. to uncover her face, for she was c. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. .30. c. him on every side with weapons 
 COVERETH. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 27 . and c. him above all glory 
 COVERING; 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 25. a rider adorned with a very fair c. 
 COVETOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 9 . not a more wicked thing than a c. man 
 14. 9. a c. man’s eve is not satisfied with liis portion 
 CO VE Tt) USN ESS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 50. the c. of them that were in power 
 10.20. they with Simon, being led withe. 
 COULD. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 38. it is that which I c. attain unto 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 1 Esd^. 2. 17 . the rest of their c. and the judges 
 
 8. 55. vessels which the king anti c. hatl given 
 
 1 Mac. 9. .58. then all the ungodly men held ac. 
 
 14.22. register things they spake m c. of the people 
 COUN.SEL. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 .15. had turned the c. of the king of Assyria 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 13. 1 went into a plain, the trees took c. 
 
 15. the floods ot the sea also took c. and said, come 
 
 3cA. 4.18. ask c. an 1 desp. not any c. that is profitable 
 19. for every nation hath not c. but I.ord himself 
 Wisd. 4. 17 . what God in his c. decreed of him 
 
 Wisd. 6. 4. you have not walked after the c. of God 
 
 9 . 13. w'hat man is he that can know the c. of God 
 17 . thy c. who hath knovyn, except give wisdom 
 Eccl. 8. 17- consult not a fool, he cannot keep c. 
 
 15. 14. he left him in the hand of his c. 
 
 17 . 6. c. a tongue and eyes and heart gave he them 
 21. 13. his c. is like a pure fountain of life 
 
 25. 4. anil for ancient men to know c. 
 
 5. oh how comely is c. to men of honour! 
 
 .30. 21. and afflict not thyself in thine own c. 
 
 .32.18. a manof c. will be considerate, but aproud 
 37 . 8. for he will c. for himself 
 
 1 Mac. 2.65. 1 know that .Simon is a man of c. 
 
 7 . .31. when he saw that his c. was discovered 
 9. 60. because their c. was known to them 
 
 2 1/cc. 7 . 25. she would c. the young man 
 
 26. that she would c. her son to save his life 
 
 COUN.SELLOR. 
 
 JEisd. 8. 9. that she would be a c. of good things 
 Eccl.6.6. have but one c. of a thousand, nevertheless 
 37 . 7 . every c. e.'ctolleth counsel, but there is 
 
 8. beware of a c. and know what need he hath 
 42. 21. and he hath no need of any c. 
 
 COUNSELLORS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 11. tome and mv seven friends the c. 
 
 COUNSE'LLE HI. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 7 . but there is some that c. for himself 
 COUNSEI.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 7- but tliey have despised my c. 2. 1. 
 
 Toh. 4. 19. that all thy paths and c. may prosper 
 Wisd. 1. 9- for inauisition shall be made into thee. 
 
 of the ungodly, and sound of her words come 
 
 6. .3. from Highest, who shall search out your c. 
 Eccl. 2.3. 1. O Lord, leave me not to their c. 
 
 24. 29. her c. profounder than the great deep 
 
 COUNTENANCE. 
 
 Jud. 13.16. my c. hath deceived him to destruction 
 
 Esth. 15. 14. and thy c. is full of grace 
 
 Eccl. 12. 18. he will whisper much and change his c. 
 
 I. 3. 25. hisc. and a merry heart maketh a cheerful c. 
 
 26. a cheerful c. is a token of a heart in prosperity 
 
 19. 29. one that hath understanding by his c. 
 
 25. 17 . the wickedness of a woman darkeneth here. 
 2.3 a wicked wmman maketh a heavy c. 
 
 . 37 . 17 . the c. is a sign of changing of the heart 
 2 Mac. .3. 16 . his c. declared the inward agony 
 
 6. 18. an aged man, and of a well-favoured c. 
 
 COUNTERFEIT, .S. 
 
 Wisd. 2.16. we are esteemed of him as c. 
 
 15. 9. and counteth it his glory to make c. things 
 COUNTERVAIL. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 15. nothing doth e. a faithful friend 
 COUNTRY, 
 
 2 E.sd. 4. 15. that there we may make us another c. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 8. and the c. of India. IMedia, and Lydia 
 
 16 . to one man, who ruled over all their c. 
 
 9 . 25. Bacchides made them lords of the c. 
 
 12. 25. he gave them no respite to enter his c. 
 
 14. 6. Simon enlarged bounds and recovered the c. 
 36. .so that the heathen were taken out of their c. 
 . 37 . he fortified it for the safety of the c. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. as open enemy of his c.and countrymen 
 
 13. 14. to fight for the temple, the city, and c. 
 
 COUNTRYMEN. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 5. he went, not to be an accuser of his c. 
 
 5. 6. thinking them his enemies and not his c. 
 
 8. as an open enc.ny of his country and c. 
 
 23. Itaving a malicious mind against his c. 
 
 12.5.when Judas heard of Iliiscruelty done to hisc. 
 
 14. . 37 . Razis a lover of his c. was accused 
 
 15. 30. who continued his love towards his c. 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 16. the Lord overthrew c. of the heathen 
 . 39 . 4. he will travel through strange c. for he tried 
 47 . 17 . the c. marvelled at thee for thy songs 
 1 Mac. 1. 4. Alexander ruled over c. and nations 
 8. 8. and of the goodliest c. which they took of him 
 COURAGE. 
 
 Eccl. 45.23. Phinees stood up with good c. of heart 
 
 1 Mac. 4. .32. make them to be of no c. and cause 
 
 5. .3. he abated their c. and took their spoils 
 
 II. 49 . Jews had got the city, their c. was abated 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 3. and todo his will with a good c. 
 
 4. 14. the pi iests had no c. to serve at the altar 
 
 6. 31. his death for an example of a noble c. 
 
 7 . 12 . the king marvelled at the young man's c. 
 
 20. she bare it with a good c. because of hope 
 
 COURAGEOU.S, 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 21 . the mother filled with c. spirits said 
 COURAGEOUS l.Y. 
 
 1 Mac. 6.45. wheref. he ran upon him c. thro’ battle 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 28. an example to die willingly and c. 
 
 7 . 11. he said c. these I had from heaven 
 
 10. 3.3. they laid siege against the fortress c. 
 
 15. 17 . but c. to set upon them and try the matter 
 COURAGEOUSNE.SS. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 18. and of the c. they had to fight 
 COURSE. 
 
 I Esd. 4.34. swift is the sun in his c. he fetcheth his 
 c. again to his own place in one day 
 ' COURT. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 1. Esdras rising from the c. of the temple 
 1 Mac. 9. 54. the wall of inner c. to be ixilled down 
 
 11. 46. wherefore the king fled into the r. 
 
 1.3. 40. who are meet among you to be in our c. 
 
 CO UR IS. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 38. they .sawshrubs growing in thee. 
 
 COURTEOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 14. than a c. woman that brings shame 
 COURTEOUSLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 9 . when he had been c. received 
 
 COU R'TESY. 
 
 Eccl. .33. 21. that thou shouldst stand to their c. 
 COUSIN. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 7 . he shall be called Darius hisc. 
 
 4. 42. thou shall sit next me and be cal led my c. 
 Toh. 6.10. we shall lodge with Raguel who is thy c. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 1. Lysias the king’s protector and c. 35. 
 
 CRAFT. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 24. whom he besought with much c. 
 CRAFTY. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 18. he considereth their c. devices 
 
 CRATES. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.29. Sostratus left C. who was governor 
 CREATED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 5. 44. hold them that shall be c. therein 
 45. hast given life to the creature thou hast c. 
 49 . so have 1 disposed the world which I c, 
 
 9 . 1.3. but inquire for whom the world was c. 
 Wisd. 1. 14. hec. all things that they might have 
 10.1. the first tbrined father that was c. alone 
 Eccl. ]. 4. AVisdom hath been c. before all things 
 14. it was c. with the faithful in the womb 
 
 17 . 1. the Lord c. man of the earth, and turned 
 
 18. 1. he that liveth for ever c. all things 
 
 2.3. 20. he knew all things ere they were c. 
 
 24. 9 . he c. me from the beginning before world 
 .31. 1.3. w hat is c. more wicked than an eye r 
 38. 1. for the Lord hath c. the physician,'12. 
 
 4. the Lord hath c. medicines out of the earth 
 39.25. for the good are good things c. from beginn, 
 
 28. there be spirits that are c. for vengeance 
 
 CREA 1 ION. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. .38. thou spakest from the beginning of the c. 
 Eccl. 49.16. above every living thing in the c. 
 CREATOR. 
 
 Js/d. 9.12. C. of the waters, hear thou my prayer 
 Eccl. 24. 8. so the C. of all things gave command. 
 2 Mac. 1.24. O Lord, C.of all things, who art fearful 
 7.23. doubtless the C. of the woi ld will give 
 
 13.14. had committe^l all to the C. of the world 
 
 CREATURE. 
 
 2 E.sd. 5. 44. the c. may not haste above the maker 
 56. shew thy servant by whom thou visitest thy c. 
 
 8. 8. thy c. IS preserved in fire and water 
 
 1.3. thou shalt mortify it as thy c. and quicken it 
 45. for thou art merciful unto thy c. 
 
 .Ttid. 9. 12. King of every c. hear thou my prayer 
 JVisd.b. 17- he shall make the c. his weapon 
 Eccl. 16 . 16. his mercy is manifest to every c. 
 CREATURES. 
 
 2 E.sd. 5.55. as the c. which now begin to be old 
 
 6. 47 . that it should bring forth living c. 
 
 49. then didst thou ordain two living c. 
 
 54. whom thou madest lord of all thy c. 
 
 Jnd. 16 .14. let c. serve thee, thou spakest, they were 
 Wisd. 2. 6. let us use the c. like as in youth 
 
 7 . 20 . to know the natures of living c. 
 
 9. 2. that he should have dominion over the c. 
 
 . CREDIT. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 7 . prove him, and be not hasty to c. him 
 
 19. 4. he that is hasty to c. is light minded 
 1 Mac. 10. 46. they gave no c. unto them 
 
 CREPT. 
 
 1 Mac. 6.46. he c. under the elephant, and thrust 
 CROOKED. 
 
 Wisd. 1.3.1.3. being a c. piece of wood, full of knots 
 Eccl. 4. 17 . he will walk with him H c. ways 
 CROUCHING. 
 
 Eccl. 12.11. though he go c. yet take good heed 
 CROWN. 
 
 Bel 36. the angel of the Lord took him by the c. 
 CROWN. 
 
 Wisd. 2.^. let us c. ourselves with rose-buds 
 4. 2. it weareth a c. and friumphelh for ever 
 5.16. they shall receive a beautiful c. from the L. 
 Eccl. 1.11. tlie fear of the Lord is a c. of rejoicing 
 
 18. the fear of the Lord is a c. of wisdom 
 32. 2. receive a c. for well-ordering the teas 
 45. 12. he set a c. of gold upon the mitre 
 47 . 6. in that he gave him a c. of glory 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 15. he gave him the c. and Ids robe 
 
 8.14. yet for all this, none of them wore a c. 
 
 10. 20. sent him a purple robe and a c. of gold 
 
 29. release from customs of salt and c. taxes 
 
 11. .35. the c. taxes, w e discharge them of them 
 
 12. .39. that he might set the c. on his own head 
 
 13. . 37 . the golden c. and scarlet robe ye sent 
 . 39 . we forgive the c. tax also which ye owe 
 
 2 Mac. 10.11. when Antiochus was come to the c. 
 
 14. 4. came, presenting to him a c. of gold 
 
 CROWNS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 9. they all put c. upon themselves 
 4. 57 . they decked the temple with c. of gold 
 
 CROWN ETH. 
 
 Eccl. 19 .5. but he that resisteth pleasures c. his life 
 CROWS. 
 
 Bar. 6.54. they are as c. betw een heaven and earth 
 CRUEL. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 25. but having the fury of a c. tyrant 
 
 7 . 27 . she laughing the c. tyrant to scorn, spake 
 
 8. 17 . and c. handling of the city 
 
 11. 9 . not only to fight with men, but with c. beasts 
 CRUELLY. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 12. but c. he will lay up thy words 
 2 Mac. 15. 2. O destrov not so c. and barbarously 
 CltUELTY. 
 
 2 Mac. 12.5. heard of this c. done to his countrymen 
 CRY. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.10. now therefore let us c. unto heaven 
 C RI ED. 
 
 1 E.sd. 9.10. then c. the whole multitude and said 
 6’«i. 24. with that Susanna c. with a loud voice, and 
 the two elders c. out against her 
 Bel M. Habbacuc c. saying, O Daniel, Daniel 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 50. then c. they with a loud voice, 54. 
 
 11.49. they made supplication to the king and e. 
 13. 50. then c. they to Simon, beseeching him 
 
 2 Mac.Q.5. and hear the blood that c. unto him 
 
 CRIER. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 15. he openeth his mouth like a c. 
 CRYING. 
 
 1 Esd.5.f>3. Carrie with weeping and great r. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 3. the first voice which I uttered wasc. 
 Eccl. 26. 27 . a loud c. w oman and a scold be sought 
 
 CUB US. 
 
 2 Mac 13. 5. there was a tower of fifty r. 
 
 CUCUMBERS. 
 
 Bar. 6. 70 , as a scare-crow in a garden of c. 
 CULTURE. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 6. give us c. to our understanding 
 CUNNING. 
 
 If i.sd. 8. 6. who is a more c. workman than she? 
 Eccl. 45. 11. the work of the c. worktnan 
 
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 1 Mac. 13. C9. in these he made c. devices 
 CUP-KEAUKR. 
 
 Tob. 1. 22. now Achiacharus was c. and keeper 
 CUP-BOARD. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. .32. saw the c. of gold and silver plate 
 CUPS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 1.3. a thousand golden c. vials of gold 
 
 3. 22. when they are in their c. they forget their love 
 CURIOU.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 23. for it was not my mind to be c. 
 
 9.13. be note, how the ungodly shall be punished 
 Eccl.3. 23. be not c. in unnecessary matters 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 30. to be c. in particulars belonging 
 CURSE. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 5. give him none occasion to c. thee 
 
 6. if he c. thee in the bitterness of his soul 
 
 23. 14. and so thou c. the day of thy nativity 
 
 28.13. c. the whisperer and double-tongued 
 38.19. the life of the poor is the c. of the heart 
 41. 9. if yon be born, ye shall be born to a c. and 
 
 if you die, a c. shall be your portion 
 
 10. so the ungodly shall go from a c. to destruction 
 Ear. 1. 20. and the c. which the Lord appointed 
 
 3. 8. we are in our captivity for a reproach and c. 
 CURSED. 
 
 TVisd. 3.13. their offspring is c. blessed is the barren 
 12. 11, it was a c. seed from the beginning 
 14. 8. but that which is made with hands is c. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 26. she shall leave her memoiy to be c. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .38. there slew he that c. murderer 
 12. 35. when he would have taken that c. man 
 CURSETH. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 27 . when the ungodly c. Satan, he c. his 
 own soul, a whisperer detileth his own soul 
 CUSTOM. 
 
 TVisd. 14. 16. in time an ungodly c. grown strong 
 Eccl. 7 .1.3. for the c. thereof is not good 
 
 2.3. 14. and so thou by thy c. become a fool 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 16. whose c. they followed so earnestly 
 
 11. 24. to be brought to the c. of the Gentiles 
 12.38. they puritiefl themselves as the c. was 
 CUSTOMS. 
 
 1 Mac. 10, 29 . now I do free you from the c. of salt 
 11. 35. of the tithes and c. pertaining to us 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 28. appertained the gathering of the c. 
 
 11. 25. after the c. of their forefathers 
 
 CUT. 
 
 1 Esd. 4 . 9 . if he command, to c. down, they c. down 
 Eccl. 25. 26. c. her off from thy flesh, and let her go 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 4. he commanded to c. out the tongue of 
 
 him that spake, and toe, off the utmost parts 
 CUTTlf^G. 
 
 Jud. 13. 18. hath directed thee to the c. off of head 
 CYMBALS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 59 . the Levites the sons of Asaph had c. 
 Jud. 16. 2. Judith said, sing to my I.ord with c. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.54. it was dedicated with harps and c. 
 
 CYPRESS. 
 
 Ecci. 24.1.3, and as a c. tree on the mountains 
 50. 10. as a c. tree which growetli to the clouds 
 CYPRIANS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 29. Crates, who was governor of the C. 
 
 CYPRUS. 
 
 2 Afac. 10. 13. called traitor, liecause he had left C. 
 
 12. 2. Nicanor governor of C. would not suffer 
 
 CYREN E. 
 
 1 A/ac. 15.2.3. the same wrote he to Cyprus and C. 
 
 2 AJac. 2. 23. declared by Jason of C. in five books 
 
 CYRUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. .3. thus saith C. king of the Persians 
 4.44. which C. set apart when he vowed to destroy 
 57 . C. had set apart and all that C. had given 
 
 5. 71 . we will build, as C. hath commanded us 
 73 . they hindered all the time that king C. lived 
 6 .17- in the hrst year that king C. reigned in Ba¬ 
 bylon, C. the king wrote to build this house 
 
 21. search be made among the records of king C. 
 
 D. 
 
 DADDEUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 46. that they shoiilii speak unto D. 
 DAGGER. 
 
 Ear. 6.15. he hath also in his right hand a d. 
 DAGON. 
 
 1 A/ac. 10.84. took their spoils and the temple of D. 
 
 11. 4. they shewed him the temple of D. burned 
 
 DAINTY. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 29. be not unsatiable in any d. thing 
 DAINTI ES. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 16. there is no seeking of d. in the grave 
 DALLIED. 
 
 TVisd. 12. 26. correction wherefn he d. with them 
 DAMASCUS. 
 
 Jud. 15. 5. chased them until they were passed D. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 62. passed through tlie country unto D, 
 
 12. .32. and removing thence he came to D. 
 
 DAMN A1 ION. 
 
 TVisd. 12. 27 . therefore came extreme d. on them 
 DANCE. 
 
 Jud. 15.12. women made a d. among them for her 
 
 13. slie went before the i)eople in tlie d. 
 DANCES. 
 
 Jud. 3. 7-iltcy received them with garlands and d. 
 DANGER. 
 
 Esth. 14. 4. for my d. is in my hand 
 Eccl. 3.26. he that loveth</. shall perish therein 
 29. 17 . will leave him in d. that delivered him 
 34. 12. I wasofttimes in </. of death, yet delivered 
 
 4.3. 24. they that sail on tlie sea, tell of the d. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 1. resolved without any d. to set on them 
 
 DANGEROUS. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 18. a man of an ill tongue is d. in his city 
 DANGERS. 
 
 Tob. 4. 4. remember that she saw many d. for thee 
 DAN lEL. 
 
 Sus. 45. a young youth whose name was D. 
 
 . 61, for D. had convicted them of false witness 
 64. from that day was D. in great reputation 
 Eel. 4. but D, worshipped his own God 
 10. the king went with D. into the temple of Eel 
 
 632 
 
 Eel 17 . D. are the seals whole ? and he said, yea 
 . 37 . O D. D. take the dinner God hath sent thee 
 
 1 A/ac. 2. 60. D. for his innocency was delivered 
 
 DAPHNE. 
 
 2 Mac.4. 33. he withdrew into a sanctuary at D, 
 
 DARI ST. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 24. thou d. not open thy moutn 
 DARIUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 30. second year of the reign of D. 6.1. 
 
 3. 1. now when D. reivned, he made a great feast 
 5. to him shall the king D. gi'e great gilts 
 
 7 . he shall sit next to D. because of his wisdom 
 
 8. sealed it, and laid it under D. his jiillow 
 6 . 7 . wrote and sent to D. to king D. greeting 
 
 .34. 1 D. the king have ordained that it be done 
 1 Mac. 12. 7 , there were letters sent from D. 
 DARK. 
 
 TVisd. 8.8. Wisdom can expound d. sentences 
 17 . .3. they were under a d. vail of forgetfulness 
 Eccl. 45. 5. he brought him into the d. cloud 
 DARKNESS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 24. looketh on a lion and goeth in d. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 20. thus the world is set in d. 
 
 Tob. 4. 10. alms suffereth not to come into d. 
 
 14.10. how out of light he brought him into d. anrl 
 rewarded him again, for he went down into d. 
 
 Esth. 11.8. and lo, a day of d. and obscurity 
 IVisd. 18. 4. were worthy to be imprisoned in d. 
 Eccl. 11.16. error and d. had their beginning 
 
 16. 16. he hath separated his li;>ht from d. 
 DARKENEUI. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 17 . her wickedness d. her countenance 
 DAR I S. 
 
 Jud. 1.15. he smote him through with his d. 
 DASH. 
 
 Jud. 16 . 5. that he wouhl d. the sucking children 
 DATHAN. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 18. the men that were of D.’s side 
 DAUGHTER. 
 
 Tob. 3. 10. I am the only d. of my father, 15. 
 
 6. 10. he hath also one only d. named Sara 
 7 . 11 . 1 have given my d. in maiTiage to seven men 
 
 1.3. then he called his d. .Sara, and she came 
 
 10.12. 1 commit my d. to thee of special trust 
 11. 17 . blessed lier, saying, thou art welcome, d. 
 
 Eccl. 7.‘15. marry thy d. and so shalt thou have 
 
 22. 3. and a foolish d. is born to his loss 
 
 4. a wise d. shall bring an inheritance 
 
 26.10. if thy d. be shameless, keep her in 
 36. 21. yet is one d. better than another 
 
 42. 9. father waketh for the d. when none knows 
 Sus. 48. ye have condemned a d. of Israel 
 1 AJac. 9. . 37 . as being the d. of a prince of Ghanaan 
 10.56. for I will marry my d. to thee 
 11, 12. wherefore he took his d. from him 
 DAUGin ERS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.84. ye shall not join your d. to their sons 
 
 2 li.sd. 1.28. I have prayed you as a mother her«/. 
 TVisd. 9. 7 . to be a judge of thy sons and d. 
 
 Eccl. 7.24. hast thou d.'! have a care of their body 
 
 DAVID. 
 
 1 F^sd. 1. .3. that Solomon the son of D. had built 
 Eccl. 45. 25. to the covenant made with D. 
 
 47 .1. Nathan rose up to prophesy in the time of D. 
 2. so was D. chosen out of the efiildren of Israel 
 
 22. and he gave out of him a root unto D. 
 
 48.15. there remained a ruler in the house of D. 
 
 49 . 4. all except D. an<i E.zekias were defective 
 
 DAUNTED. 
 
 Jud. 16.10. the Medes w-ere d. at her hardiness 
 Eccl. 32. 18. a proud man is not d. with fear 
 DAY. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.89. thou art true, for we are left arootthisr/. 
 
 9 . 11. and this is not a work of a rf. or two 
 
 5.3. this d. is holy to the Lord, be not sorrowful 
 
 2 Esd. 1.16. but ever to this d. do ye yet murmur 
 
 7 . 43. d. of doom shall he the end of this time 
 Tob. 4. 9 . thou layest up against the d. of necessity 
 5.14. wilt thou a drachm a d. and things necessary ? 
 
 10. 1. now Tobit his father counted every d. 
 
 7 . she went out every d. into the way w hich they 
 went, and did eat no meat on the d. time 
 TVisd. 3. 18. nor have they comfort in the d. of trial 
 Eccl. 10.10. he that is a king to d. to-moi row dies 
 
 11. 25. in d. of prosperity, in the d. of affliction 
 26. it is easy in the d. of death to reward a man 
 
 20. 15. to d. he lendeth, to-morrow will he ask it 
 33. 7 . why doth one d. excel another, when as all 
 tlie light of every d. in the year is of the sun I 
 .38. 22. yesterday for me, and to d. for thee 
 
 40. 1. from the d. they go out of their mother’s 
 
 womb, till the d. they return to mother of all 
 46. 4. sun go back, was notone d. as long as two ? 
 Sus. 12. they watched from d. to d. to see her 
 
 1 Alac.9.44. it stands not with us to d. as before 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 20 . seven slain wirhin the space of one d. 
 
 DAY.S. 
 
 Tob. 4. 3. but honour her all the d. of thy life 
 
 5. my son, be mindful of the Lord all thy d. 
 
 9. 4. but my father counteth the d. if I tarry long 
 
 10. 1. when the d. of the journey were expired 
 Jud. 12. 18. more than all the d. since 1 was born 
 Eccl. 17 . 2. he gave them few d. and a short time 
 
 22.12. seven d. do men mourn for the dead 
 
 33. 9. some of them hath he made high d. and some 
 of them hath he made ordinary d. 
 
 41. 13. a good life hath few </. a good name endures 
 
 50. 3. in his d. the cistern to receive water 
 
 Ear. 1.11. pray for the life of father and son, that 
 their d. may be upon earth as the d. of heaven 
 DA 1 LY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.2. havingset priests according iod. courses 
 
 5. 51. they offered sacrifices d. as was meet 
 
 6. .30. as priests shall signify to be d. spent 
 Eccl. 47 . 9 . might d. sing' praises in their songs 
 
 DAY-SPRING. 
 
 TVisd. 16 . 28. that at the d. we pray to thee 
 DEAD. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 16 . those that be d. will T raise again 
 
 23. wherever thou tindest the d. bury them 
 
 7 . 39. prayed for the d. that he might live 
 10. 30. and lo, I lay as one that had been d. 
 
 2 Esd. 16, 23. the d. shall be cast out as dung 
 Tob. .3. 15. my seven husbands are already d. 
 
 4. .3. he Said, my son, when 1 am d. bury me 
 
 8 . 21 . have the rest w hen 1 and my wife be d. 
 
 12 . 12 . when thou didst bury the d. 1 was with thee 
 
 1.3. leave thy dinner to go and cover the d. 
 
 TVisd. 4. 16. the righteous that is d. shall condemn 
 
 18. be a reproach among the d. forevermore 
 Eccl. 7. .3.3. and for the d. detain it not 
 
 8 . 7 . rejoice not over thy greatest enemy being d. 
 
 17 . 28. thanksgiving perisheth from the d. 
 
 22. 11. weep for the d. for he hath lost the light, 
 make little weeping for the d. he is at rest 
 .30. 4. yet he is as though he were not d. 
 
 34. 25. he that washeth after touching of a d. body 
 38. 16. my son, let tears tall down over the d. 
 
 2.3. when the d. is at rest, Ire comforted for him 
 48. 5. who didst raise u[) a </. man from death, and 
 
 his soul trom the place of the d. by the word 
 2 Alac. 7. .36. are d. under God’s covenant of life 
 
 12. 44. it had been vain to pray for the d. 
 
 45. he made a reconciliation for the d. 
 
 DEADLY. 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 26. a man that bare d. hate to Israel 
 DEAL. 
 
 Tob. 3. 6. d. with me asseemeth best to thee 
 4. 6. if thou d. truly, thy doings shall succeed 
 
 1.3. 6. if you d. uprightly before him 
 D««. .3. 19 . d. with us after thy loving-kindness 
 
 1 Alac. 13. 46. d. not with us according to our sia 
 
 DEALElH. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 22. d. with us according to his mercy 
 DEALING. 
 
 TVisd. 5. 2.3. ill d. shall overthrow the mighty 
 16. 2. d. graciously with thine own people 
 Eccl. 29 . 7 . refused to lend for other men’s ill d. 
 
 40. 12. but true d. shall endure for ever 
 
 41. 18. ashamed of uniust d. before thy partner 
 
 dealt. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. .35. but he hath d. wickedly, and among the 
 
 faithful there is none which hath not d. amiss. 
 Tob. 8. 16. hastrf. w ith us according to thy mercy 
 DEA'III. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 7- and thou appointedst d. in him 
 10. that as d. was to Adam, so was the flood 
 7 . 47 . after d. to look for punishment 
 49 . we have done the works that bring d. 
 
 9. 12. the same must know it after d. by pain 
 Tob. 4.2. I have wished for d. why do 1 not call 
 
 10. because that alms doth deliver from d. 
 
 14. 10. gave alms and escaped the snares of d. 
 
 Jud. 12. 14. it shall be my joy to the day of my d. 
 TVisd. 1.12. seek not d. in the error of your life 
 
 1.3. for God made not d. nor hath he pleasure 
 2. 1. in the d. of a man there is no remedy 
 
 24. thro’ envy of the devil came d. into the world 
 4. 7 . though the righteous be prevented with d. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 28. strive for the truth unto d. 
 
 14. 12. remember d. will not be long in coming 
 
 18. 22. defer not till d. to be justified 
 
 22. 11. the life of the fool is worse than d. 
 
 28. 21. the d. thereof is an evil d. 
 
 33. 14. good is set against evil, and life against iL 
 . 37 . 2. is it not a grief unto d. when a friend 
 .38. 18. for of heaviness cometh d. 
 
 41. 1. O d. how bitter is the remembrance of thee I 
 2. (J d. acceptable is thy sentence to the needy 
 .3. fear not the sentence of </. remember them 
 
 46. 20. alter his d. he prophesied, and .shewed 
 48. 14. at his d. were ins works marvellous 
 
 Ear. 6. 14. cannot put to d. one that oftendeth him 
 36. they can save no man from d. nor deliver weak 
 2 Mac. 6. .30. I might have been delivered from d. 
 .31. leaving his d. for an example of courage 
 7 . 14. being put to d. by men to look for liope 
 
 9. 28. so died he a miserable d. in the mountains 
 
 13. 8, committed sins, he received his d. in ashes 
 
 DEBT. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 20. a man rememhereth not sorrow nor d. 
 DECAY. 
 
 Tob. 4, 13. in lewdness is d. and great want 
 DECEIT. 
 
 J7id. 9.13. make my speech and d. to be their wound 
 TT'isd. 1.5. forthe Holy Spiritofdiscipliue will fly rf. 
 
 14. .30. they unjustly swore in d. despisiug holiness 
 Eccl. 1. 30. but thy heart is full of d. 
 
 10. 8. because of riches got by d. the kingdom 
 Eel 18, O Bel, with thee is no d. at all 
 
 1 Alac. 11. 1. went about bv d. to get the kingdom 
 DECEIT'FUL. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 29. for the d. man hath many trains 
 27 . 25. and a d. stroke shall make wounds 
 DECEITFULLY. . 
 
 1 Alac. 7. 27 . sent unto Judas and his brethren d. 
 
 DECEIVABl.E. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 19 . they that transgress are a d. seed 
 DECEIVE. 
 
 Jud. 12. 16 . for he w aited a time to d. her 
 TVisd. 14. 21. this was an occasion to d. the world 
 
 15. 4. neither did the invention of men d. us 
 Eccl. 13, 6. if he have need of thee, he w ill d. the* 
 
 DECEIYED. 
 
 Jud. 1.3. 16 . m 3 ’ countenance hath d. him 
 Eccl. 3. 24. many are d. by their own opinion 
 .34. 7 . dreams have d. many, and they have failed 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 25. and so they should be d. by me 
 7. 18. wlio said, be not d. w iihout cause 
 
 decked. 
 
 Jud. 12. 15. she d. herself with her apparel 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 57 . thev d. the forefront of the temple 
 
 DECLARATION. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 6. for a d. of times, and a sign of the world 
 DEC LA R E. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 4. whereof if thou canst d. me one 
 
 Tob. 13.6. d. his might and majesty to a sinful nation 
 Jud. 8. 34. for 1 will not d. it uiito you 
 10. 13. 1 am coming iod. words of truth 
 11.5. I will d. no lie to my lord this night 
 Eccl. 14. 7 . at the last he will rf. his wickedness 
 
 16 . 22. who can d. the works of his justice ? 
 
 25. and I will d. his knowledge exactl 3 ’ 
 
 17 . 9 . that they might d. his works with understand 
 
DEL 
 
 DEP 
 
 DES [Apocrypha 
 
 EccL 9. he that hath experience will d. wisdom 
 39. 10. the congregation shall d. his praise 
 Sus. 11. they were ashamed to d. their lust 
 2 Mac, 3.34. rf. to all men the mighty power of God 
 DECLARED. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 36. in this thy goodness shall be d. 
 fVisd. 16. 21. thy sustenance d. thy sweetness 
 Sus. 27 . but when the eldets had d. their matter 
 DECLAREIH. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 6. the fruit d. if the tree have been dressed 
 
 42.19. he d. the things that are past and for to come 
 DECLARING.. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 2. the sun d. at his rising a marvellous 
 44. 3. men giving counsel and d. prophecies 
 2 Mac. 6. 17 . we will come to the d. of the matter 
 , DECREASETH. 
 
 £cc/.43. 7. alight tliat d. in her perfection 
 DECREE. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.8. went out a d. to the neighbouring cities 
 DECREED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 94 . put away our wives, like as thou hast d. 
 Wtid. 4. 17 . what God in his counsel hath d. of him 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 23. he executed that which was d. 
 
 DEDICATE. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 9 . and d. thy tithes with gladness 
 1 Mac. 4. 36. let us go up to d. the sanctuary 
 
 .DEDICATED. , 
 
 Jud. 16. 19_. Judith d. all the stuff of Ilolofernes 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 34. in that day was it d. with songs 
 
 2 Mac, 5. 16 . pulled down the things that were d. 
 
 DEDICATION. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 . 7- to the d. of the temple of the Lord 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 56. so they kept the d. of the altar 
 39. that the days of the d. should be kept 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 9. he offered the sacrifice of d. 
 
 DEED.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 28. are their d. then any better ? 
 
 7 . 23. deceived themselves by their wicked d. 
 
 35. the reward shall be shewed, the goodrf. shall 
 be of force, and the wicked d. .shall bear no rule 
 
 8. 33. shall out of their own d. receive reward 
 Tab. 2.14. where are thy alms and righteous d. ? 
 Wisd. 1. 9 . for manifestation of his wicked d. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 29 . and in thy d. slack and remiss 
 
 17 . 20. none of their unrighteous d. are hid 
 
 22. he will keep the good d. as the apple of the eye 
 48. 4. how wast thou honoured in wondrous d.! 
 DEEMED. 
 
 Wisd. 13.2. but d. it either tire, or wind, or air 
 DEEP. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 8. I never went down into the d. 
 
 . 7 . 3. is set in a wide place that it might be d. 
 Wisd. 4. 3. nor fake d. rooting from bastard slips 
 
 10. 19. cast them up out of the bottom of therf. 
 Eccl. 1. 3. who can find out the d. and wisdom ? 
 
 16 . 18. the (f. shall be moved when he shall visit 
 24. 29. her counsels profounder than the great d. 
 
 42. 18. he seeketh out the d. and the heart 
 
 43. 23. by his counsel he appeaseth the d. 
 
 DEFECTIVE. 
 
 Eccl. 49. 4. all, except David and Josias, w'ere d. 
 DEFENCE. 
 
 Eccl. 34.16. he is a (f. from heat, a cover from the sun 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 61 . that the people might have a d. 
 
 2 Mac. 15.11. not so much with d. of shields 
 
 DEFEND. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 20. d. the orphan, clothe the naked 
 
 7 . 52. to d. them which have led a wary life 
 Jud. 5. 21. pass by, lest their Lord d. them 
 
 6. 2. not war, because their G'>d will d. them 
 
 DEFENDED. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 12. she d. him from his enemies 
 19. 8. the people that were d. with thy hand 
 Eccl. 2. 13. therefore shall he not be d. 
 
 28. 19. well is he that is d. from the tongue 
 DEFENDER. 
 
 JEcc/. 51.2. for thou art my d. and helper 
 2 Mac. 6. 2. temple of Jupiter the d. of strangers 
 DEFENDETH. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 39. hath his eye on that place, and d. it 
 DEFER. 
 
 J;/rf.2.13.1 have commanded thee, d. not to do them 
 Eccl. 4. 3. d. not give to him that is in need 
 
 18. 22. d. not till death to be justified 
 
 DEFILE. 
 
 Jud. 13. 16. he hath not committed sin to d. me 
 DEFILED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 . 49 . tlie governors d. the temple of the Lord 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 60 . d. the name of him that made them 
 Eccl. 13. 1. he thattoucheth pitch shall be d. 
 
 22. 13. thou shalt never be d. with his fooleries 
 42.10. in her virginity, lest she should be d. 
 
 Bar. 3. 10. that thou art d. with the dead 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 37- they shed blood, and d. the sanctuary 
 4. 45. to pull it down because the heathen had d. it 
 
 DEFILETH. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 28. a whisperer d. his own soul 
 DEFILING. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 26. there reigned in all men d. of souls 
 DEFLOWER. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 4. as the lust of an eunuch to d. a virgin 
 DEFRAUD. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 1. my son, d. not the poor of his living 
 
 7 . 21. d. not a good servant ot liberty 
 14. 14. d. not thyself of the good day 
 
 DEFRAUDED. 
 
 Eccl. 29. 7. many refused to lend, fearing to be d. 
 DEFRAUDING. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 4. he that gathereth by d, his own soul 
 DEFRAY. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 10. so much as should d. the tribute 
 
 9. 16. out of his own revenue d. the charges 
 
 DEGREE. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 1. lifts up head of him that is of low d. 
 DELAY. 
 
 Tab. 12.13. when thou didst not d. to rise up 
 Eccl. 29. 8. and d. not to shew him mercy 
 DELIBERATION. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 20. if thou didst punish with such d. 
 DELICATE. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 11. when they asked d. meats 
 Eccl. 29.22. tlian d. fare in another man’s house 
 
 Sus. 31. Susanna was a very d. woman 
 DELICATES. 
 
 Eccl, 30. 18. d. poured upon a mouth shut up 
 SI. 3. the rich is tilled with his</. 
 
 DELIGHT. 
 
 ,Tud. 12. 20. Holofernes took great d. in her 
 Wisd. 6. 21. it your d. be then in thrones 
 
 16. 20. bread able to content every man’s d. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 27 . and faith and meekness are his d. 
 
 9. 12. d. notin things the ungodly have 
 16. 1. neither d. in ungodly sons 
 DELIGHTED. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 3. if they being d. took them to be gods 
 Eccl. 51. 15. from the flower my heart hath d. in her 
 DELIGHTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 13. the grace of a wife d. her husband 
 2 Mac. 15. . 39 . mingled wine is pleasant and d. the 
 taste,'.so speech finely framed d. the ears 
 DELIVER. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 59 . till ye d. them to the chief of the priests 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 32. the secret places shall d. souls 
 
 Tab. 4. 10. because alms doth d. from death, 12. 9. 
 14. 11. consider how righteousness doth d. 
 
 Jud. 8. 9. had sworn to d. the city to the Assyrians 
 
 11. ye have promised to d. the city to our enemies 
 Esth. 14. 19. d. usoutof the hands of mischievous 
 F,'cc7.4.9 d.himtliatsuff'ereth wrong from oppression 
 29 . 12. it shall d. thee from all affliction 
 33. 1. in temptation even again he will d. him 
 42. 7- d. all tilings in number and weight 
 50. 24. that he would d. us at this time 
 Bar. 6. 15. but cannot d. himself from war 
 .36. nor can they d. the weak from the mighty 
 Van. 3. 11. d. us notup wholly forthy name’ssake 
 Bel. 29 . d. us, Daniel, else we will destroy thee 
 1 Mac. 5, 12. come, and d. us from their hands 
 DELIVERANCE. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 9. 1 prayed ford, from death 
 1 Mac. 4. 25. thus Israel had a great d. that day 
 56. they sacrificed the sacrifice of d. and praise 
 DELIVERED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 53. for he d. all into their hands 
 
 3. 1.3. they d. their writings unto him 
 
 8. 56. I d. unto them 650 talents of silver 
 62. the gold and silver was d. into house of our L. 
 Tab. 3. 4. wherefore thou hast d. us for spoil 
 Wisd. 10. 6. she d. the righteous man who fled 
 
 9 . Wisdom d. from pain those that attended on her 
 13. she forsook him not, but d. him from sin 
 Eccl. 29 . 17 . "’ill leave him in danger that d. him 
 
 48.20. Lord d. theni by the ministry ofEsay 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 26.1 should be d. from punishment of men 
 .30. whereas 1 might have been d. from death 
 
 12. 45. that they might he d. from sin 
 DELIVEREDST. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 12. thou d. me from the evil time 
 DELIVERE.ST. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 8. how thou d. such as wait for thee 
 DELIVERETH. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.11. that there is One who d. Israel 
 DEMANDED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 12. we d. who were the chief doers 
 Wisd. 15. 8. life that was lent him shall be d. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 3. he d. if there were a niighty one 
 
 DEMETRIU.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 .1. D. son of .Seleucus departed from Rome 
 
 8. .31. the evils that D. doth to the Jews 
 
 10.52. I have overthrown D. || 67. D. son of D. 
 11. 12. he took his daughter and gave her to D. 
 
 . 39 . seeing all the host murmured against D. 
 
 14. 3. who wentand smote the host of D. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 7 . what time as D. reigned in 169(h year 
 14. 1. informed that D. had taken the country 
 
 4. came to king D. 11 11. did more incense D. 
 
 DEN. 
 
 Bel. .35. neither do I know where the d. is 
 
 36. the angel set him in Babylon over the d. ’ 
 DENS. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 6. they wandereti in mountains and d. 
 DENIED. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 27 . wnom before they d. to know 
 DEPART. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 27 . d. from me, and be not against the Lord 
 4. 11. these keep watch, neither may any one d. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 14. make war against the sea, that it may/f. 
 'Job. 4.21. if thou fear tiod and d. from all sin 
 
 14. 3. I am aged and am ready to d. out of this life 
 Jud. 1.3. 1. his servants made haste to d. 
 
 19 . for this thy confidence shall notd. from men 
 £cc/.7.2.d.from unjust,and iniquity shall turn away 
 
 22. 1.3. d. from him, and thou shalt find rest 
 22. for these things every friend will d. 
 
 23. 11. the plague shall never d. from his house 
 27 . 22. he that knoweth him, will d. from him 
 .35. 3. to d. from wickedness pleases the I.onl 
 
 17 . and will notd. till the Most High behold 
 Dan. .3. 12 . cause not thy mercy to d. from us 
 
 2 Mac. 2. .3. the law should not d. from their hearts 
 11. 30. they that will d. shall have safe conduct 
 DEPARTED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 61. from the river 1 heras we d. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 22. the good d. away, the evil abodestill 
 Eccl. 38. 2.3. when his spirit is d. from him 
 
 46. 11 . whose heart d. not from the Lord 
 48. 15. neither d. they from their sins 
 Bar. .3. 8 . which d. from the Lord our God 
 Sus. 7 . now when the peopled, away at noon 
 DEPARTURE. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 2. and their d. is taken for misery 
 DEPEND. 
 
 Jud. 8.24. because their hearts d. upon us 
 DEPENDETK. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 29. the life of him that d. on another 
 DEPOSED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 35. thenth* king of Egypt d. him 
 DEPRIVE. 
 
 Esth. 16. 12. went about to d. us of our kingdom 
 DEPRIVED. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 4. they were worthy to bed. of light 
 Eccl. 28. 15. hath d. them of their labours 
 29. 6. he hath d. him of his money 
 
 37 . 21. because he isd. of all wisdom 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 7 . I being d. of my ancestor’s honour 
 DEPTH, S. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.18. and thou madest the d. to tremble 
 8.23. whose look drieth up the d. mountains melt 
 DERISION. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 51. but they had his me.ssengers in d. 
 Wisd. 5.3. this was he whom we had sometimes in d. 
 DESCENDED. 
 
 Jud. 5. 6. this people are d. of the Chaldeans 
 6. 14. but the Israelites d. from their city 
 DESCRIP TION. 
 
 1 Esd. 5.39. when the d. of the kindred was sought 
 
 DESERTS. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 7 . we have gone thro’d. where was no way 
 DESERTS. 
 
 Esth. 16. 18. rendering him according to his d. 
 DESERVED. 
 
 Wisd. 19 .14. friends that had well d. of them 
 
 2 Atac. 4. 2. that had d. well of the city 
 
 38. rewarded him his punishment as he had d. 
 DESIRE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 46. and now this is what I d. of thee, I d. 
 
 therefore that thou make good the vow 
 
 2 Esd, 1. 25. when ye d. me to he gracious to you 
 8. 27 . the d. of those that keep thy testimonies 
 
 32. if thou hast a d. to have mercy upon us . 
 Tob. 4. 19. d. that thy ways may be directed 
 Wisd. 4. 2. and when it is gone, they d. it 
 
 6. 11. d. my words, and ye shall be instructed 
 
 13. she preventeth them that d. her 
 
 17 . the beginning of her is the d. of discipline 
 
 20. the d. of wisdom bringeth to a kingdom 
 
 8. 8. if a man d. much experience, she knoweth 
 
 14. 2. for verily d. of gain devised that 
 
 15. 5. so they d. the form of a dead image 
 
 6. they that d. them are lovers of evil things 
 
 16. 25. according tod. of them that had need 
 Eccl. 1.26. if thou d. wisdom, keep commandments- 
 
 3. 29. an attentive ear is thed. of a wise man 
 
 14. 14. let not the part of a good d. overpass thee 
 16. 1. d. not a multitude of unprofitable childreu 
 
 25.21. and d. her not for pleasure 
 
 2 Mac. 0. 25. through my d. to live a little time 
 11. 28. if ye fare well, we have our d. 
 
 29 . declared that your d. was to return home 
 DESIRABLE. 
 
 Eccl. 1 . 17 . she filleth all her house with things d, 
 42. 22. O how d. are all his works ! 
 
 DESIRED. 
 
 Judg. 12. 16. Holofernes d. greatly her company 
 16. 22. many d. her but none knew her 
 Wisd. 8. 2. 1 d. to make her my spouse 
 
 15. 19. are not beautiful so much as to be d. 
 
 Sus. 11. that they d. to have to do with her 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 38. done well, it is that which I d. 
 DESIRES. 
 
 Eccl. 18. .31. if thou givest thy soul d. that please her 
 2A/ac. 9 . 27 . will graciously yield to your d. 
 DESIRES T. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 4. shew thee the way that thou d. to see 
 43. from beginning look what thou d. to see 
 DESIROUS. 
 
 Esth. 11. 12.‘he by all means was d. to know it 
 Wisd. 13.6. they err,seekingGod, and d. to find him 
 Eccl.0.3. 5.that is d. always to serve thee 
 24.19. come unto me, all ye that be d. of me 
 Sus. 15 . she was d. to wash herself in the garden 
 1 Mac. 5, 67 . certain priests d. to shew their valour 
 DESOLATE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 45. when Judah was made d. by Chaldees 
 8. 81. and they raised up the d. Sion 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. .3.3. your house is d. 1 will cast you out 
 'I'ob. 14. 4. Jerusalem shall be d. the house of God 
 
 in it shall be burned, shall be d. for a time 
 Esth. 14.3. O my Ld. help me d. woman who have 
 
 14. help me that am d. have no helper but thee 
 £cc/. 21. 4. the houseof proud men shall be made d. 
 
 DESOLA TION. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 58. the whole time of her d. shall she rest 
 
 2 Esd. 3.2. for I saw d. of .Sion and wealth at BabyL 
 
 DESPAIR. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 21. yet d. not, there may be a returning 
 DESPAIR ETH. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 2. to him that d. and hath lost patience 
 DE.SP AIRING. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 18. therefore d. of his health, he wrote 
 DESPERATE. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 29. the speeches proceeded from a d. mind 
 DESPEKA TELY. 
 
 2 3fac. 13. 23. heani that Philip was d. bent 
 DESPISE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 20. because they d. the law of God 
 'Eob. 4.3. bury me, and d. not thy mother 
 1.3. my .son d. notin thy heart thy brethren 
 
 18. d. not any counsel that is profitable 
 Jud. 8. 20. we trust that he w ill not d. us 
 
 10. 19 . every one said, who would d. this people.* 
 Esth. 13. 16. d. not the portion thou hast delivered 
 Wisd. 4. 18. they shall see him and d. him 
 Eccl. .3. 1.3. d. him not when thou art in strength 
 
 10. 2.3. it is not meet tod. the pool' man 
 .31. 22. my son, hear me. and d. me not 
 .31. and d. not thy neighbour in his mirth 
 35. 14. he w ill not d. the supplication of fatherless 
 DE.SP IS ED. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 7. blit they have d. my counsels 
 .34. for they have d. my commandment, done evil 
 2. .33. they d. the commandment of the Lonl 
 
 7 . 2-4. ids law have they d. and denied his covenant 
 8.56. d. the Most High, and forsook his ways 
 
 .Tud. 14. 5. know him that d. the house of Israel 
 E\th. 1.3. 4. that d. the commandments of kings 
 Wisd. 12. 24. among the beasts of enemies were d. 
 2 Mac. 7 . 24. Antiochiis thinking himself d. 
 
 DE.sPl.SETll. 
 
 jEcc/.14.8.envious man hath a wicked eye and d. men 
 DE.SP ESING. 
 
 lUsd. 14. 30. thev swore in ileceit, d. holiness 
 
 Despiteful. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 31. give no d. words, press not on him 
 DE.SPITEFUI.NESS. 
 
 JEisd. 2. 19 . let us examine him with d. and torture. 
 
 633 
 
Apocrypha.] DIE 
 
 DIS 
 
 DO 
 
 DESTINY. 
 
 Wisd. 19.4. the d. whereof they were worthy 
 DR.S ITTU I F,. 
 
 Wisd. 12.6. the parents that killed souls rf. of help 
 llccl. 20. and is hated, he shall be d. ot all food 
 DKS I ROY. 
 
 1 E.sd. «. 88. mifrhtest not thou be angry with us to rf. ? 
 Esth. 10.8. were assembled to d. the nameot .lews 
 Wisd. 11.19. but the terrible sight utterly d. them 
 12.8. didst send wasps to rf. them by little and little 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 2. they thought to d. the generation ot 
 
 .lacob, they began to slay and d. the 
 people 
 
 DF-STROYED. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.10. many kings have I d. for their sakes 
 11. all the nations have I d. before them 
 
 Jud. 5. 18. they were d. in many battles 
 1.3.14. but hath d. our enemies by mine hands 
 Esth. 16.24. every city shall be d. without mercy 
 Wisd. 16. 27. that which was not d. of the fire 
 Eccl.V>.‘Z. for gold hath d. many, and perverted 
 UESI ROYF,U.S r. 
 
 "Esd. ^.9. thou broughtest the flood and d. them 
 Wisd. 18.5. d. them altogether in a mighty water 
 DKSIROYER. 
 
 Wisd. 18.22. he overcame the d. not with strength 
 25. to these the d. gave place, and was afraid 
 UF.S I ROYEl'lJ. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 22. there is that d. his own soul 
 UESI'RUCTION. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.16. triumphed not for the d. of your enemi. 
 To//. 4. 13. for in pride is d. and much trouble 
 Jud.V.i.b. execute iny enterprises to rf. of the enemies 
 
 16. my countenance hath deceived him to Ins d. 
 Esth 16 15 this wretch hath delivered to utter rf. 
 
 S3, chat mere may he a memorial of d. 
 
 Wisd. 1.12. and pull not upon yourselves d. 
 
 3. 3. and their going from us to be utter </. 
 
 5. 7. we wearied ourselves in the way of d. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 12. those punLshments not to be tor d. 
 DETAINED. 
 
 Tod. 10.2. Tobit said, are they d. or is Gabael dead r 
 DETERMINED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 10. having d. to deal graciously 
 
 Jud. 5.4. why have they d. not to come and meet me r 
 Esth. 1 1.12. Mardocheus had seen what G. hadrf. to 
 iVisd. 18.5. d. to slay the babes of the saints 
 
 2 Mac. 11.25. we have d. to restore their temple 
 15. 6. Nicanor d. to set up a public monument 
 
 17. d. not to pitch camp, but to set upon them 
 
 DETE.STABLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 24. he sent also that d. ringleader 
 DEVICE. 
 
 Esth. 14. 11. but turn their d. upon themselves 
 1 iliac. 1. 12. so this d. pleased them well 
 DEVICE.S. 
 
 Wisd. 9. 14. and our d. are but uncertain 
 Ecci. .35.19- the works of men according to their d. 
 42. 18. he considered their crafty d. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 37 . were girt fast unto them with d. 
 
 DEVIL. 
 
 Toh. 6 . 7 . if a d. or an evil spirit trouble any’ 
 
 17 . and the d. shall smell it, and flee away 
 Wisd. 2.24. through envy of the d. came death 
 
 DEVILS. 
 
 Ear. 4. 7 . by sacrificinsr to d. and not to God 
 35. she shall be inhabited of d. a great time 
 DEVISE. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 12. d. not a lie against thy brother 
 DEVISED. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 19. it is foolish that they both have d. 
 Wisd. 14. 2. for verily desire of gain d. that 
 
 DEVOUR. 
 
 2 Ei'rf.8.4. swallow down, O my soul, and wisdom 
 Eccl. 28. 23. it shall d. them as a leopard 
 31. 16. and d. not, lest thou be hated 
 Eel 32. to the intent they might d. Daniel 
 DEVOURED. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 52. kept him to be d. of whom thou \yut 
 Toh. 6. 2. a fish leaped out and would have d. him 
 Jud. 5. 24. tliey shall be a prey to be d. of all 
 Esth. 11. 11. lowly exalted, and d. the glorious 
 Eel 42. were d. in a moment before his face 
 DEVOURERS. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 5. those murderers, and d. of man’s flesh 
 DEVOURETH. 
 
 Eccl. .36.18. belly d. all meats, yet one meat better 
 Eel 8. who is this that d. these expenses' 
 
 9 . but if ye can certify me that Bel d. them 
 DEW. 
 
 Wisd. 11.22. the world is as a drop of morning d. 
 Eccl. 18.16. shall not the d. assuage the heat ? 
 DIADEM. 
 
 Wisd. 18.24. thy majesty upon the d. of his head 
 Ear. 5.2. and set a d. on thy head of the glory 
 DIE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 18. better than to d. in this wilderness 
 7 . 29 . after these years shall my son Christ d. 
 
 31. and that shall d. that is corrupt 
 8. 58. yea, and that knowing they must d. 
 
 Toh. 3. 15. if it please not thee that I should d. 
 
 10.12. that 1 may see thy children before I d. 
 
 11. 9. from henceforth I am content to d. 
 
 Wisd. .3. 2. in sight of unwise they seemed to d. 
 
 18. or if tliey d. quickly, they have no hope 
 Eccl. 8. 7- hut remember that we rf. all 
 
 14.13. do good to thy friend before thou d. 
 
 17 . the covenant is, Tliou shalt d. the death 
 19.10. if thou hast heard a word, let itd. with thee 
 25. 24. and through the woman \ve all d. 
 
 30.4. thou"h his father d. yet be is as tho’ he were 
 . 39 . 11. if he d. he shall leave a greater name 
 
 40. 28. for better it is to d. than to beg 
 
 41. 9 . and if you d. a curse shall be your portion 
 Ear. 4. 1. but such as leave the law shall d. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.5. and he perceived that he should d. 
 
 2. . 37 . but said, let us d. all in our innocency 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 2. are ready to d. rather than transgress 
 5. they exhorted one another to d. manfully 
 14. so when he was ready to d. said thus 
 
 18. who being ready to d. said, be not deceived 
 14. 42. choosing rather to d. manfully, than to come 
 
 634 
 
 DIED. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 10 . they d. for fear, denying they saw air 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 7 . Alexander reigned 12 years, and then d. 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . 31. thus this man d. leaving an example 
 
 7 . 40. so this man d. undeliled, and put his trust 
 41. last of all, after the sons, the mother d. 
 
 9. 28. so d. he a miserable death in the mountains 
 
 12. 45. favour laid up for those that d. godly 
 14. 46. calling on the Lord of life, he thus d. 
 
 DIET. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 25. a good heart will have a care of his d. 
 DKiGED. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 17 . he d. the hard rock with iron 
 DIGGETII. 
 
 Eccl. 27. 26. whoso d. a pit shall fall therein 
 DIGNITY. 
 
 Esth. 16. 12. but he not bearing his great d. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 54. give gifts according to thy d. 
 DIGNITIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 11. according to the several d. 8. 28. 
 
 D1 LIGENCE. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 10. and with all glory and d. is it made 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 19 . give d. to the generation of Israel 
 Wisd. 14. 18. the singular d. of the artificer 
 
 DILIGENT. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 26. I commanded to make d. search 
 Eccl. .32. 1. take d. care for them, and so sit down 
 
 38. 26. he is d. to give the kine fodder 
 27 . they are d. to make great variety 
 .30. he is d. to make clean the furnace 
 
 DILIGENTLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 28. that they look d. to help those that be 
 
 8. 24. whoso fransgresseth. shall be punisheil d. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . 1. measure thou the time d. in itself 
 
 16. .30. clusters that d. seek through the vineyard 
 IVisd. 7 . 13. 1 learned d. and do communicate her 
 
 13. 7 . they search him d. and believe their sight 
 13. hath carved it d. when he had nothing to do 
 
 Eccl. 18. 14. that d. seek after his judgments 
 Sus. 12. yet they watched d. from day to day 
 DIMINISH. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 8. and thou shalt d. thy sins 
 35. 8. and d. not the first fruits of thy hands 
 DIMINISHED. 
 
 Ear. 2. 34. increase them, they shall not be d. 
 DIMINISHETH. 
 
 Eccl. 31.30. drunkenness d. strength, maketh wounds 
 DIMM ETH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 4. sendeth bright beams, it d. the eyes 
 DINNER. 
 
 Toh. 12. 13. not delay to rise up and leave thy d. 
 Sus. 1.3. let us now go home, for it is d. time 
 Bel 34. carry the d. that thou hast into Babylon 
 .37. take the d. which God hath sent thee 
 DIRECT. 
 
 Jud. 12. 8. she besought God of Israel do d. her 
 
 way 
 
 Eccl. 6. 17 . shall d. his friendship aright 
 . 37 . 15. pray that he will d. thy way in truth 
 
 39 . 7 . he shall d. his counsel and knowledge 
 
 DIRECTED. 
 
 Toh. 4. 19 . desire of him, that thy ways may be d. 
 Jud. 1.3. 18. which hath d. thee to the cutting off 
 Eccl. 4y. 9 . he d. them that went right 
 51. 20. I d. my soul unto her and found her 
 DIRECT ETH. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 15. he leads to wisdom and d. the wise 
 DLSANNUL. 
 
 Dan. 3. 11. neither d. thou thy covenant 
 DISAPPOIN TED. 
 
 Jud. 16. 6. but the almighty T.ord hath d. them 
 DISCERNED. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 22. nor d. a reward for blameless souls 
 DISCIPLINE. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 5. the holy Spirit of d. will flee deceit 
 6. 17 . for the very true beginning of her is the 
 desire of d. and the care of d. is love 
 Eccl. 4. 17 . she will torment him with her d. 
 
 17 . 18. being first-born, he nourished with d. 
 
 18. 14. be hath mercy on them that receive d. 
 
 2.3. 2. will set the d. of wisdom over my heart 
 
 7 . hear, O ye children, the d. of the mouth 
 32.14. whoso feareth the Lord will receive his d. 
 41. 14. my children keep d. in peace 
 Bar. 4. 13. nor trod they in the paths of d. 
 DISCLOSING. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 22. except for pride or d. of secrets 
 DISCOMFITED. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.14. the heathen being d. fled into the plain 
 .36. Judah said, behold, our enemies are </. 
 DISCOURAGED. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 27 . he was confounded and d. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 12. that they be not d. for calamities 
 
 DISCOURSE. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 35. be willing to hear every godly d. 
 
 8. 9 miss not the d. of the eldeis, they learned 
 27 . 11. the rf. of a godly man is with wisdom 
 13. the d. of fools is irksome, and their sport 
 DLSCOVER. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 30. so God d. thy secrets and cast down 
 DISCOVERED. 
 
 Jud. 9. 2. and wlio d. the thigh to her shame 
 Eccl. 11. 27 . in his end his deeds shall be d. 
 
 1 Mac. 7- 31. when he saw that his counsel was d. 
 
 DISCOVER E TH. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 16 . whoso d. secrets loseth his credit 
 DISDAIN. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 10. but children being haughty through </. 
 DISEASE. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 10. the physician cutteth off a long d, 
 
 31. 2. as a sore d. breaketh sleep 
 DlSEASESi 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 31. our fathers do languish of such d. 
 
 DISGRACE. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 7- their vaunting was reproved with d. 
 Eccl. 21.24. but a wise man will be grieved with d. 
 22. 1. every one will hiss him out to his d. 
 
 29 . 6. and for honour he will pay him d. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 4. thought to avenge on the Jews the d. 
 DISGRACED. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 4. jest not lest thy ancestors be d. 
 
 11.6. many mighty men have been greatly’ a. 
 
 DISHONEST. 
 
 Eccl. 26 . 24. a d. woman contemnetli shame 
 DISHONE.STLY. 
 
 Eccl. ,22.4.she tliat lives d. is her father’sbeavinest 
 DISHONOUR. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 30. thou fall and bring d. on thy soul 
 3. 10. glory not in the d. of thy father 
 11. a mother in d. is a reproach to the children 
 8.6. d. not a man in his old age, for w e wax old 
 22. 3. an ill-nurtured son is the d. of his father 
 Bar. 6. 40. the Chaldeans themselves d. them 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 40. as glory, so was her d. increased 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 35. he came, having very great d. 
 
 9. 1. at that limecame Anfiochus witlid. 
 
 DISHONOURABLE. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 19. they that regard not law, are ad. seed 
 31. he that is d. in riches, much more in poverty 
 20.26. the disposition of liar is d. and shame 
 Dl.sHONOURETH. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 5. she that is bold d. her father 
 26. 26. but she that d. him in her pride 
 DIS.MLSSED. . 
 
 Jud. 13. 1. he d. the waiters from the presence 
 DISOBEDIENT. 
 
 Bar. 1.19. we hav e been d. to the Lord our God 
 DISOBEY. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 15. they that fear the Lord will notd. 
 
 16. 28. and diey shall never d. his word 
 Dl.SOB EYED. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 23. first ''he hath d. the law of the Lord 
 Bar. 1.18. we haverf. him and have not hearkened 
 DLSORDER. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 26. there reigned d. in marriages 
 DISPATCH. 
 
 JVisd. 11.19. the harm might d. them at once 
 2 Mac. 9. 4. he commanded him tod. the journey 
 DLSPA I CHED. 
 
 Toh. 7 . 8. and let this business be d. 
 
 DISPERSED. 
 
 Toh. 3. 4. to all nations among whom we are d. 
 
 Jud. 7 . .32. he d the people every one to his charge 
 Wisd. 2.4. our life shall be d. as a mist driven away 
 5. 14. as the smoke which is d. here and there 
 DISPLACE. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 13. and whom again they would, they d. 
 
 displeased. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 19 . this the Lord saw, and it d. him 
 1 Mac. 5. 1. the nations saw, it d. them very mucU 
 DLSPLEASURE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 31. but if she took any d. at him 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 34. that thou shoublest take d. at him 
 
 DLSPOSED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 5. 49 . even so have 1 d. the world 
 Eccl. 16. 26. he d. the parts thereof 
 DISPOSEST. 
 
 2 Esd. 8.11. till thou d. it to thy mercy 
 DESPOSITION. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. .38.1 will not think on the d. of them 
 39 . I will rejoice over thed. of the righteous 
 Jud. 8. 29 . because the d. of thy’ heart is good 
 E.sth. 16 . 6. with the deceit of their lewd d. 
 
 Eccl.10. 26. the d. of a liar is dishonourable 
 DISQUIEIED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. .31. whataileth thee' whv art thou d.? 
 Eccl. 22. 1.3. and never be d. with his madness 
 28. 14. a backbiting tongue hath d. many 
 DISQUIETETH. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 9. a sinful man d. friends 
 DISQUIETING. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 26. there reigned, d. of good men 
 DLSSE.MBLED. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 53. he d. in all that ever he spake 
 
 DISSIMULATION. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 25. there reigned in all men d. 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 3. with great d. encouraged Antiochus 
 
 DISSOLVED. 
 
 Toh. 3. 6. that I may be d. and become earth 
 DISSOLUIELY. 
 
 JVisd. 12. 2.3. whereas men have lived d. 
 DISTANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 47- she cannot; but must do it by d. of time 
 DlSl INGUISHED. 
 
 Eccl. 33.8. by knowledge of Lord they were d. 
 DISTRESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 37' niy soul was in d. and I said 
 Toh. 3.6. command theref. that 1 may be delivered 
 out of thisd. and go into the everjasting place 
 Eccl. 4. 2. neither provoke a man in his d. 
 
 It). 26 . boast notthyself in the timeot thy d. 
 
 25. 23. that will not comfort her husband in d. 
 Bar. 6. .37. they cannot help any man in his d. 
 
 1 Mac. 2.53. Joseph in his d. kyrt commandment 
 
 DISTRIBUTE. 
 
 Jud. 16. 24. she did d. her goods to her kindred 
 Eccl. 33.23. when finish life, d. thine inheritance 
 DISTRUST. 
 
 fn'.fd. 1 . 2 . shews himself to such as do not d. him 
 Eccl 1. 28. d. not the fear of the Lord when poor 
 DIS I RUS TING. 
 
 " Mac 9. 22. not d. mv health, but having hope 
 DIVERS. 
 
 2 F.sd. 6. 44. many and d. pleasures for the taste 
 JVisd. 15. 4. any’ image spotted with d. colours 
 Eccl .33. 11. the Lord hatli made their waysd. 
 
 DIVERSITIES.. 
 
 IlVfd. 7.20. thed. of plants, and virtues of roots 
 DIVIDED. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 15. leave thy latioursto be d. by lot 
 33. 11. in min h knowledge the Lord hath d. them 
 44. 23. give him an heritage, and d. his portions 
 47. 21. so the kingdom was d. and out of Ephraim 
 DIVIDING. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 3. d.holy things among them from profane 
 DIVINATIONS. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 5. d. soothsavings and dreams are vain 
 DIVISION. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 41. and to mak'e a d. betwixt the waters 
 Eccl. 17 . 17 . in the d. of the nations of the earth 
 DIVORCE. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 26 . give her a bill of d. and let her go 
 DO. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 9 . d. his will and separate yourselves 
 
D WE 
 
 EAR [Apocrypha, 
 
 DRE 
 
 1 Esd. 9.10. like as thou hast spoken, so will we d. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 24. what shall I d. unto thee, O Jacob ? 
 
 30. but now what shall 1 d. unto you ? 
 
 Tob. 4. 15. d. that to no man which thou hatest 
 
 5.1. f ather, I will rf. all things thou hast commanded 
 Jnd. 2. 12. whatever 1 have spoken, that will 1 d. 
 IVisd. 13. 19. for gaining and getting asketh ability 
 
 to d. of him that is most unable to d. any thing 
 Eccl. 14. 11. according to thy ability d, good 
 
 21.1. my son, liast thou sinned ? d. so no more 
 
 DOC TRINE. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 25. I will shew forth d. in weight 
 24. 27. he maketh the d. of knowledge appear 
 
 32. 1 will yet make d. to shine as the morning 
 
 33. I will yet pour out d. as prophecy, and leave 
 
 DOERS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 12. demanded of them who were chief d. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 30. how thou hast spared wicked d. 
 
 Esth. 16.15. we find that the Jews are no evil d. 
 
 DOEST. 
 
 2 Mac. 7.16. thou d. what thou wilt, yet think not 
 DOG. 
 
 Tob. 5. 16. and the young man’s d. with them 
 
 11. 4. so they went, and the d. went after them 
 Eccl. 13.8. what agreement between hyena and a d. ? 
 
 26. 25. a shameless woman shall be counted as a d. 
 DOllSGS. 
 
 Tob. 4. 6. thy d. shall prosperously succeed 
 Wisd. 2. 12. and he is clean contrary to our d. 
 
 9. 11. she shall lead me soberly in my d. 
 
 Eccl. 51.19. my soul wrestled, m my d. 1 was exact 
 DOMINION. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 3. but yet the king hath d. over them 
 
 22. you must know that women have d. over you 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 28. they should have the d. over Sion 
 
 12. 23. they shall have the d. of the earth 
 Esd. 13. 2. I had d. over the whole world 
 Wisd. 3. 8. they shall have d. over the people 
 9. 2. that he should have d. over the creatures 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 4. the Lord gave him d. over beasts 
 1 Mac. 1.16. he might liave the d. of two realms 
 DONE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 86. all is d. to us for our wicked works 
 Esth. 10. 4. he said, God hath d. these things 
 Eccl. 16. 26. works of Lord are d. in judgment 
 
 18. 7 . when a man hath d. then he beginneth 
 Ear. 2.12. O Lord our God, we have d. ungodly 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 18. marvellous things are d. unto us 
 
 15. 5. he obtained not to have his wicked will d. 
 
 DOOM. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 43. the day of rf. shall be the end of time 
 DOOR. 
 
 Tob. 8. 13. so the maid opened the d. and went in 
 
 11. 10. I'obit also went forth toward the d. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 24. it is rudeness to hearken at thed. 
 
 28. 25. and make a d. and bar for thy mouth 
 Ear. 6. 5y. or to be a d. in an house to keep safe 
 Sus. 26 . the servants ruslied in at the privj’ d. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 5. he laid the ark, and so stopped the d. 
 DOOR.S. 
 
 Wisd. 6.14. he shall find her sitting at his d. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 23. he sliall also hearken at her d. 
 
 Ear. 6. 18. as tlie d. are made sure on every side 
 Sus. 20. the garden d. are shut, no man can see us 
 EelIX. shewed the privy rf. where they came in 
 1 Mac. 4. 57 . and they hanged d. upon them 
 DORA. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 13. then camped Antiochus against D. 
 
 DOST t MELS. 
 
 Esth. 11. 1. D. who said he was a priest and Levite 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 35. D. one of Bacenor’s company 
 
 DOTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 2. I hate an old adulterer thatd. 
 DOTHAIM. 
 
 Jud. 4. 6. toward the open country near to D. 
 
 7. 3. they spread themselves in breadth over D. 
 DOUBLE. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 9 . the sinner that hath a d. tongue 
 
 14. an evil conviemnation on the d. tongue 
 
 6. 1. so shall a sinner that hath a d. tongue 
 20. 10. there is a gift who.se recompence is d. 
 
 26.15.shamefaced and faithful woman isarf. grace 
 28. 13. curse the whisperer and d. tongued 
 42. 24. all things are d. one against another 
 50. 2. and by him was built the d. height 
 
 DOUBT. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 13. so shall thou not (/.the fear of death 
 DOUBTED. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 24. the testimonies shall not be d. of 
 DOUBTFUL. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 7 . when he leaveth off, he shall be d. 
 
 DOUBTLESS. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 23. but d. the Creator will give you life 
 DOWRY. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 14. to receive money in name ofa(/. 
 
 DRACHM. 
 
 Tob. 5.14. wilt thou a (/. a dav and things necessary 
 DRACIIjMS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 19 . to carry three hundred d. of silver 
 
 12. 43. to the sum of two thousand d. of silver 
 DRAGON. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 16 . I had rather dwell with a(/. 
 
 Eel 23. in the same place was a great d. 
 
 DRAGONS. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 29 . where the d. of Arabia shall come 
 
 31. th"!! shall the d. have the upper hand 
 Esth. lu. 7 . find the two d. are I and Aman 
 
 11. 6. two great d. came fortii ready to fight 
 DRANK. 
 
 Jud. 12. 20. d. much more wine than he had drunk 
 DRAW. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 13. even so we began to d. to our end 
 
 15. 15. idols that have not noses to d. breath 
 Eccl. 51.23. d. near unto me, ye unlearned 
 
 DRAWN. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 7 . until he have d. thee dry twice 
 DREAD. 
 
 Mac. 15. 23. send a good angel before us for a d. 
 DREADFUL. 
 
 Esth. 15. 6. all glittering, and he was very d. 
 Wisd. 10. 16. she withstood d. kings in wonders 
 17 . 6 . there appeared a fire kindled of itself, very d. 
 
 dew 
 
 DREAM. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 36. is sense deceived, or my soul in a d. 
 Esth. 10. 5. for I remember a d. which I saw 
 11. 4. Mardocheus who was a Jew, this was his d. 
 
 12. now when Mardocheus, who had seen this d. 
 was awake, he bare this d. in mind 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 11. he told a d. worthy to be believed 
 DREAMS. 
 
 Wisd. 18.19. the d. that troubled them foreshew 
 Eccl. 34. 1. hopes are vain, and d. lilt up tools 
 
 2. whoso regardeth d. is like him that catcheth at 
 
 3. the vision of d. is the resemblance of one thing 
 5. divinations, soothsayings, and d. are vain 
 7. for d. have deceived many, they have tailed 
 
 DREs.SED. 
 
 Eccl. 07.6. the fruit declareth if the tree have been(/. 
 DRINK. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 6. to d. on gold, and to sleep on gold 
 18. wine causeth all men to err that d. it 
 9 . 54. then went they their way to eat and d. 
 
 Tob. 4 . 15. d. not wine to make thee drunken 
 7 . 9. Raguel said, eat and d. and make merry 
 Jud. 12. 1. that he should (/. ofliisown wine 
 11. that she come unto us and eat and d. with us 
 
 13. fear not to d. wine and tie merry with us 
 18. Judith said, I will d. now, my lord, because 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 10. thou shah d. it with pleasure 
 15. 3. shall she give him the water of wisdom to d. 
 24. 21. they that d. me shall yet be thirsty 
 26. 12. and d. of every water near her 
 31. 31. press noton him with urging him to d. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 58. he gave him leave to d. in gold 
 
 2 Mac. 15. . 39 . for as it is huittul tod. wine 
 DRIVE. 
 
 Jnd. 11. 19 . shall d. them as sheep have no shepherd 
 Eccl. 38.20. take no heaviness to heart, d. it away 
 Bar. 2. 35. 1 will no more d. Israel out of the land 
 DRIVEN. 
 
 Eccl. 29 .18. mighty men hath it d. from houses 
 47. 24. that they were d. out of the land 
 DRIVETH. 
 
 Eccl. 1.21. the fear of the Lord d. away sins 
 31. 1. the care thereof d. away sleep 
 DROP. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 56. to a d. that fallelh from a vessel 
 9 . 16 . like as a wave is greater than a d. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 22. the world is as a d. of mornin 
 Eccl. 18. 10. as a d. of water unto the sea 
 DROPS. 
 
 2 F.sd. 4. 49. the rain was past, the d. remained still 
 50. as tlie rain is more than the d. and fire greater 
 than smoke, but the d. and the smoke remain 
 5. .36. gather me the d. that are scattered 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can number the d. of rain ? 
 DROUGHT. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 20. as clouds of rain in time ol d. 
 DROWN. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 22. and the floods shall cruelly d. them 
 DROWN ED., 
 
 Wisd. 10. 4. the earth being d. with the flood 
 19 . but she d. their enemies and cast them up 
 DRUNK. 
 
 Esth. 14. 17 . nor d. wine of the drink offerings 
 Eccl. 31. 27 . wine is good, if it be d. moderately 
 
 28. wine measurably d. bringelb gladness of heart 
 
 DRUNKEN. , 
 
 Tob. 4. 15. drink not wine to make thee d. 
 
 .Tud. 6. 4. mountains shall be d. with their blood 
 Eccl. 26. 8. a d. woman causetli great angdf 
 31. 29 . wine d. with excess maketh bitterness 
 DRUNKENN ESS. 
 
 Tob. 4. 15. nor let d. go with thee in thy journey 
 .Tud. 13. 15. the canopy wherein he did lie in his d. 
 Eccl. 19 . La man given to d. shall not be rich 
 31 . 26 . wine proves the hearts of the proud by d. 
 
 30. d. increaseth the rage of a fool till he offend 
 DRY. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 7- where water stood d. land appeared 
 Eccl. 6. 3. tiiou shall leave thyself as a d. tree 
 13. 7 . till he have drawn thee d. twice or thrice 
 39. 22. his blessing covered the d. land 
 DRIED. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 51. which was d. up the third day 
 15. 50. the glory of thy power shall be d. up 
 DRIETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 2.3. whose look (/.up the depths 
 Eccl. 14. 9. the iniquity of the wicked d. up his soul 
 DUE. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 11. give the Lord his d. offering 
 18. 22. let nothing hinder to pay thy vow in d. time 
 
 29 . 2. pay thy neighbour again in d. season 
 .38. 1. honour him with the honour d. to him 
 39. 33. he will give every thing in d. season 
 
 DUlVIB. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 21. wisdom opened the mouth of the d. 
 Bar. 6. 41. who if thev shal I see one d. cannot speak 
 DUNG. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 62. for his glory shall be d. and worms 
 DUNGHILL. 
 
 Ettc/. 22.2. a slothful man is compared to filth of a c/. 
 DUILST. 
 
 Sus. 10. yet d. not one shew another his grief 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 42. he d. not stretch his hand against him 
 DUST. 
 
 2 £. 5 (/. 7 .. 32 . so shall the./.tho.se thatdwell in silence 
 Eccl. 44. 21. he would multiply him as the d. 
 
 DWELL. 
 
 2 E.sd. 6 . 51. that he shoidd d. in the same 
 7 . 32. so shall the dust those that d. in silence 
 <). 18. even for them to d. in that now live 
 Wisd. 1.4. nor d. in the body that is subject to sin 
 Eccl. 4 . 15. attendeth to her shall d. secuiely 
 14. 27 . and in her glory shall he d. 
 
 25. 16. 1 had lather d. with a lion and a dragon 
 .38. .32. they shall not d. where they will 
 51 23. draw near, and d. in the house of learning 
 DW ELT.es T., 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 20. O T.ord, thou that d. in everlastingncss 
 Wisd. 9 . 8. an altar in the city wherein thou d. 
 DWELLE TIL 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 5. he is the Lord tliat d.m Jerusalem 
 Tob. 5. 16. God which d. in heaven prosper you 
 
 Jttd. 5. 3. this people thatc/. in the hill-counfry 
 Wisd. 7 . 28. none but him that (/. with wisdom 
 Eccl. 21. 28. and is hated wheresoever he d. 
 
 25.8. well is him that (/.with a wile of understanding 
 2 Mac. 3. .39. he fhat(/. in heaven, hath his eye on 
 DWELLING. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 21. that were found d. at Jerusalem 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 38. but he that hath not his d. with men 
 
 DWELLINGS. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 7- how great d. are in the midst of the sea! 
 
 7 . 51. are laid up for us d. of health and safety 
 DWELT. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 12. and for his sake he d. at large 
 Sus. 1. there d. a man in Babylon, called Joacim 
 
 E 
 
 EACH. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 6. how shall e. man live that is corrupt ?' 
 EAGLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 11.1. there came up from the sea an e. 
 
 12. 1. while the lion spake these words to the e. 
 EAR. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 10. the e. of jealousy heareth all things 
 
 8. 12. when I speak, they sliall give good e. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 29 . an attentive e. is the desire of a wise man 
 
 4. 8. grieve thee to bow down thine e. to the poor 
 
 15. whoso gives e.to her shall judge nations 
 
 6. 2.3. give e. my son, receive my advice 
 
 .33. and if thou bow thine e. thou shall be wise 
 
 16. 5. mine e. hath heard greater things than these 
 27 . 15. tlieir re' ilings are grievous to the e. 
 
 51. 16. I bowed down minee. and received her 
 Bar. .3. 9. give e. to understand wisdoin 
 Mac. 2. 65. he is a man of counsel, give e. to him 
 Mac. 5. 11. now when this came to the king’s e. 
 EAILS. 
 
 Esd. 10. 56. as much as thine e. maji comprehend 
 IEA(/.15.15.which have not eyes to see, nore. to hear 
 Eccl. 17 . 6. a tongue and eyes, and e. gave he them 
 
 13. and their e. heard his glorious voice 
 21. 5. a prayer reacheth to the e. of God 
 25. 9 . that speaketh in the e. of him that will hear 
 27 . 14. their brawls make one stop his e. 
 
 33. 18. and hearken with your e. ye rulers 
 
 38. 28. the noise of the anvil is ever in his e. 
 
 4.3. 24. when we hear it with our e. we marvel 
 Bar. 2. .31. 1 will give them an heart and e. to hear 
 2 Mac. 15. 39. delighteth thee, of them that read 
 
 EAR-RINGS. 
 
 Jud. 10. 4. put on her e. and all her ornaments 
 EARLY. 
 
 Tob. 9. 6. e. in the morning they went forth 
 Wisd. 6. 14. whoso seeketh her e. shall find her 
 Eccl. 4. 12. tliey that seek her c. shall be filled 
 .31. 20. heriseth e. and his wits are with him 
 
 32. 14. they that seek him e. shall find favour 
 
 39 . 5. will give his heai t to resort e. to the Loid 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 33. the king rising very e. marched 
 
 EARN EST. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 23. Judas was very e. in pursuing them 
 
 EARNES TLY. 
 
 Jud. 4.12. all cried to God with one consent c. 
 
 Esth. 13. 18. all Israel cried most e. to the Lord 
 Eccl. 51. 18. and e. I followed that which is good 
 2 Mac. 4. 16 . whose custom they followed soe. 
 EARTH. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. .36. all the e. calleth on the truth 
 
 6. 13. the Lord which made heaven and e. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 14. take heaven and e. to witness, Jtid. 7.28. 
 3 . 6. before ever the e. came forw ard 
 
 18. bowing heavens, thou didst set fast the e. 
 
 7 . .32. the e. shall restore those that are asleep 
 
 46. been better not to have given the e. to Adam 
 
 8. 2. as when thou askest the e. it shall say 
 15. 22. that shed innocent blood upon thee. 
 
 Tob. .3. 6. that 1 may be dissolved and become e. 
 
 13. take me out of e. that 1 may hear no more 
 
 7 . 18. the Lord of heaven and e. give thee joy 
 Jud. 2.1. that he should avenge himself of all the e. 
 
 7 . tliat they prepare forme e. and water; I will 
 cover the face of the c. with feet of mine army 
 
 ' 20. a great multitude like the sand of the e. 
 
 7 . 4 . these men will lick up the face of the e. 
 
 10. 19 . being let go, might deceive the whole c. 
 
 11 . 1 . Nebuchodonosor king of all the e. 7 . 
 
 8. it is reported in all thee, thou art mighty 
 
 16. whereat all the e. shall be astonished 
 
 21. not such a woman from one end of e. toother 
 
 13. 18. blessed art thou above all women on thee. 
 Esth. 11. 8. lo, a day of great uproar on the e. 
 
 U'i.sd. 1. 1. ye that be judges of the c. 6. 1. 
 
 5. 23. thus iniquity shall lay waste the whole«. 
 
 7 . 1 . offspring of him that was first made of the e. 
 . 3 . when 1 was born, 1 fell upon the e. 
 
 9. 16. hardly guess aright at things that arc one. 
 id. 4. the e. being drow ned with the flood 
 
 15. 8. he which a little before was made of e. 
 
 18. 16 . touched the heaven, but it stood on the e. 
 Eccl. 1.3. who can find out the breadth ot the e. ? 
 
 10. 4. the powerof the e. is in the hand of the Lord 
 
 9 . why is e. and ashes proud ? not more w icked than 
 
 17 . he made their memorial to cease from the e 
 
 16. 18. thee, and all therein shall be moved 
 29 . after tliis the Lord looked on the c. 
 
 17 . 32. and all men are but e. and ashes 
 .33. lO.all men from ground,Adam wascreafed of e. 
 38. 4 . l ord liath created medicines out of the e. 
 
 8. and from him is peace over all the e. 
 
 40. 3. to him that isliumbled in e. and ashes 
 
 11. all things that are of the c. shall turn to the e. 
 
 again, and waters return to the sea 
 49 . 14. but upon tlie e. was no man created like 
 lAioch, for lie. was taken from thee. 
 Bar. 1.11. thattheir days be on e. as days of heaven 
 2. 15. all thee, mav know that thou art God 
 3.23. the Agarenesthat seek wisdom upon c. 
 
 6. 54. for tliev are crows between heaven and e. 
 Dan. 3. .54. all ye things that sirow one. bless Lord 
 Bel 5. who hath created the heaven and thee. 
 Braver of Manass. who hast made heaven and e. 
 
 635 
 
Apocrypha.] EDG 
 
 ELE 
 
 END 
 
 1 il/ac. 1. 3. went through to the ends of the e. and 
 
 took spoils, so that tlie e. was ouiet before him 
 
 2. 37. let us die, heaven and e. shall testify for us 
 
 40. they will quickly root us out of the e. 
 
 3. 9. was renowned to the utmost parts of e. 8. 4. 
 9- 13. the e. shook at the noise of the armies 
 
 11.71. Jonathan cast e. on his head, and prayed 
 14.8. did till in peace, and the e. gave her increase 
 
 2 HJac. 7-28. my son, look on the heaven and e. 
 
 10. 25. prayed, and sprinkled e. upon their heads 
 
 13. 7. not having so much as burial in the e. 
 
 14. 15. they cast e. on their heads, and jtrayed 
 
 15. 5. the other said, I also am mighty on e. 
 
 liAK IHKN. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 2. much mould whereofe. vessels are made 
 Eccl. 13.2. how agree the kettle and e. pot together r 
 EARIHLY. 
 
 Wisd. 9.15. the e. tabernacle weigheth down mind 
 15. 13. that ot e. matter makes lu ittle vessels 
 
 19. 19. tor e. things were turned into watery 
 
 EAK'I'HQUAKE.S. 
 
 2 Eid. 9. 3. wheii there sliall be seen e. and uproars 
 Est/i. 11. 5. a noise ofa tumult with thunder and e. 
 KA.SE. 
 
 Jud. 1. 16. there he took his e. and banqueted 
 Eccl. 38. 14. for e. and remedy to prolong life 
 
 1 il7ac. y. 58. .lonathan and his company are ate. 
 
 2 Iliac. 2. -25. to commit to memory, might have e. 
 27 . even as it is no e. to him that prepareth 
 
 EASED. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 68. who committed iniquities, might be e. 
 .EASE. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. .38. place of the holy porch toward the e. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. .38. the people that cometh from the e. 
 
 15. 20. from the soiitli, from the e. and Tdbanus 
 
 .34. behold, clouds from the e. and north to south 
 39. strong winds shall arise from thee, and open it 
 Bar. 4. 36. O Jerusalem, look toward the e. 5. 5. 
 EASY. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 14. it is an e. thing to be ordained 
 Jud. 4. 7 . it was e. to stop them that would come 
 
 7 . 10. because it was not e. to come up to the tops 
 Eccl. 11. 21. an e. thing in the sight of the Lord 
 Bar. 6. 61. lightning breaking forth is e. to be seen 
 2 Mac. 2. 26. it was not e. hut a matter of sweat 
 EASIER. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 20. it is e. for him that is in danger 
 Eccl. 22.15. salt and a mass of iron is e. to bear 
 EASILY. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 12. she is e. seen of them that love her 
 2 Mac. 8. 30. they very e. got high and strong holds 
 E',A I’. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 . 13. that came out of the captivity did e. 
 8.85. that ye may e. the good things of the land 
 
 9 . 2. Esdras did e.no meat, nordi ink water 
 51. go then and e. the fat, and drink the sweet 
 54. then went every one to e. and drink 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 19 . had pity on your mournings, I gave 
 
 you manna to e. so ye did e. angels’ 
 bread 
 
 5. 18. up, then, e. bread, and forsake us not 
 
 9 .24. e. only the flowers of the field, taste no flesh, 
 drink no wine, but e. flowers only 
 26. T did e. of the herbs of the field 
 12. 51. I did e. only in those days of flowers 
 Tob. 1. 10. did e. of the bread of the Gentiles 
 
 2. 1. a good dinner, in the which I sat down to e. 
 13.it is not lawful to e. any thing stolen 
 
 6. 5. when they had roasted the fiesh.they did e. 
 
 7 . 9. llaguel said, e. and drink, and make merry 
 11.1 will e. nothing here till we agree and swear 
 
 10. 7 . she did e. no meat on the day-time 
 12. 19. but I did neither e. nor drink 
 
 Jiid. 12. 2.1 will not e. thereof, lest tliere be offence 
 15. that she might sit and e. upon them 
 Eccl. 6. 3.shalt e. up thy leaves and lose thy fruit 
 
 19. but thou shake, of her fruits right soon 
 
 9. 16 . let just men e. and drink with thee 
 
 11. 19 . now will 1 e. continually of my goods 
 
 20. 16. they that e. my bread speak evil of me 
 24. 21. they thate. me shall yet be hungry 
 30.19. for neither can it e. nor smell 
 
 31. 16. e. as it becometh a man, and devour not 
 
 21. if thou hast been forced to e. arise, go ibrth 
 
 45. 21. they e. of the sacrifices of the Lord 
 Bar. 2. 3. a man should e. the flesh of his own son 
 
 6. 29. women in child-bed e. their sacrifices 
 Bell, this did never e. or drink any thing 
 15. the priests and wives did e. and drink up all 
 
 1 Mac. 1.62. many resolved not e. any unclean thing 
 
 2 Mac. 6.18. to open his mouth and e. swine’s flesh 
 21. and make as if he did e. of the flesh 
 
 7 . 7 . wilt thou e. before thou be punished I 
 EAI’EN. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. .3. when they had e. and drunken 
 Esilt. 14. 17 . thy handmaid not e. at Aman’s table 
 Bar. 6.12. they themselves afterward shall be e. 
 Bel 12. if thou findest not that Bel hath e. up all 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 5.3. had e. u() the residue of filestore 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 11. the sin offering was not to be e. 
 
 EA I E l H. 
 
 1 E.^d. 4.10. he e. and drinketh,and taketh rest 
 Bel 24. lo, he liveth, he e. and drinketh 
 
 EGAN US. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 24. E. and Asiel ready to write swiftly 
 
 ECBATANA. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 2.3. to seek among the records at E. 
 
 Tob. 6.5. they went on till they drew near to E. 
 
 7 .1. and when they were come to E. 
 
 14.14. he died at E. in Media, being 127 years old 
 Jud. 1. 1. which reiitned over the Medes in E. 
 
 2. built in E. walls round about, 14. 
 
 2 Mac.9.S. when he came to EL news was brought 
 
 ECHO. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 19 . a rebounding e. from the mountains 
 EDGE. 
 
 J7td. 2. 27 . smote young men with the e. of the sword 
 Eccl. 28.18. many have fallen by the e. of the sword 
 31. 26. the furnace proveth the e. by dipping 
 1 Mac. 5.28. slew all the ntales with the e. of sword 
 EDGED. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 3. all iniauiti' is as a two e. sword 
 
 636 
 
 EDNA. 
 
 Tob. 7 . 2 . then said Raguel to E. his wife, how like 
 is this young man to lobit ? 8 . 14, 16. 111. 1. 
 
 10. 12. E. said to Tobias, the 1 ,ord restore thee 
 
 EDOMI TES. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 69. have not put away pollutions of the E. 
 
 EDUCA TION. 
 
 Wisd. 2 . 12 . objecteth the transgressions of our e. 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . 23. and his iiiost honest e. from a child 
 
 7 . 27 . nourished thee and endured the troubles of e. 
 
 EFFECT. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.23. written covenants come to none e. 
 .fad. 1.11. without e. and without disgrace 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 25. he sent unto them to this e. 
 
 EFFECTS. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 6. they have endings in e. and signs 
 
 EFFEIC TU ALLY. 
 
 Tob. 6. 17 . and his heart was e. joined to her 
 EGYPT. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 26. the king of EL .sent to him, saying 
 .38. Zaraces his brother brought he out of E. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 7 . I hrought them out of the land of E. 
 
 3. 17 . when thoii leddest his seed out of E. 14. 4. 
 
 9 . 29. to our fathers when they came out of E. 
 
 14. .3.talked with him, when my people served in E. 
 29 . our fathers were strangers in F.. from whence 
 
 15. 11. I will smite EL with plagues as before 
 
 12. E. shall mourn, and the foundation of it smit. 
 Tob. 8. .3. he fled into the outmost parts of E2. 
 
 Jud. 1. 9. sent unto all that were at the river of E. 
 
 6. 5. vengeance of this nation that came out of E. 
 Est/i. 1.3. 16 . which thou hast delivered out of E. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 16 . he thought to reign over E. 
 
 17 . wherefore he entered into E. with a multitude 
 
 20. after that Antiochus had smitten E. 
 
 .3..32. from the river Euphrates unto borders of E. 
 
 11. 1. the king of EL gathered a great host 
 
 1.3. he set the crown of IL upon his head 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 1. to the .lews that are througliout E. 
 
 10. sent greeting to the lews that were in E, 
 
 4. 21. when Apollonius was sent into E. 
 
 5. 1. Antiochus prepared his second voyage info E. 
 
 8. as an open enemy he was cast out into E. 
 
 9. 29. went into E. to Ptolemeus Philometor 
 
 EGYP TIAN.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.18. been better for us to have served the E. 
 Jud. 5. 12. the E. cast them out of their sight 
 EIGHT. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. .36. in the e. night was my heart vexed 
 
 11. 11. and behold, there were e. of them 
 
 12. 20. that in him there shall arise e. kings 
 
 Tob. 14.2. which was restored to him after e. years 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 56. they kept dedication of the altar e. days 
 59. kept from year to year by si)ace of e. days 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 12. so Solomon kept those e. days 
 
 10. 6. they kept e. days with gladness as in feast 
 
 ElGli T and fifty. 
 
 Tob. 14.2. was e. and fifty years old when lost sight 
 EIGH TEEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 4.3. he was made king being c. years old 
 
 8. 47 . his sons and his brethren who were e. 
 
 EIGHTEENTH. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 22. in the e. year of the reign of Josias 
 Jud. 2. 1. in e. year, the 22nd day of first month 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 27 . the e. dav of the month Elul 
 
 eighty. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 8. and of another revenue e. talents 
 
 ELBOW. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 19 . to lean with thine e. on the meat 
 ELDER, ELDER. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 13. for the entrances of the e. world 
 Eccl. .32. 3. speak thou that art the e. it becometh thee 
 ELDEILS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 5. thee, of the Jews obtained favour 
 
 11. then asked we those e. saying, by wliose comm. 
 J7td. 6. 21. Ozias made a feast to the e. 
 
 I. 3. 12. and they called the e. of the city 
 
 IVisd. 8. 10. 1 shall have honour with e. tho’ young 
 Eccl. 6. .34. stand in the multitude of e. 
 
 7 . 14. use not many words in a multitude of E. 
 
 8. 9 . miss not the discourse of the e. 
 
 Hus. 8. the two e. saw her going in every day and 
 walking, 18, 19,34, 41, 50. 
 61. and they arose against the two e. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 26. so that the princes and e. mourned 
 
 7 . 3.3. there came out certain e. of the people 
 
 11. 2.3. he chose certain of the e. of Israel 
 
 12.35. Jonathan calling the e. of the people together 
 ELDEST. 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 2. Simon called his two e. sons 
 ELEASA. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 5. Judas had pitched his tents at E. 
 ELEAZAR. 
 
 1 Esd.?,. 4.3. then sent I to E. and Tduel and Masman 
 
 6.3. with him was E. the son of Phinees 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 5. E. called Avaranand Jonathan 
 
 6. 4.3. E. also surnamed Savaran, perceiving 
 
 8. 17 . Jason the son of E. was sent to Rome 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 18. E. one of the principal scribes 
 24. E. being fourscore years old and ten 
 
 8. 23. he appointed E. to read the holy book 
 ELECT. 
 
 Tob. 8.15. letthine angelsand e. praise thee forever 
 E.ccl. 17 . 10. the e. shall praise his holy name 
 
 46. 1. was made great for saving the e. of Goa 
 
 47 . 22. nor will he abolish the posterity of his e. 
 
 ELEMENTS. 
 
 Wisd.1. 11. to know the operation of the e. 
 
 19 . 18. for the e. were changed in themselves 
 ELEPHAN T. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. .35. for every e. they appointed 1000 men 
 46. which done, he crept under the e. and the e. 
 
 fell down upon him, and there he died 
 ELEPHANTS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 17 . he entered Egypt with chariots and e. 
 .3. 34. delivered to him half of his forces and the e. 
 6. .34. that they might provoke the e. to fight 
 
 8. 6. Antiochus king of Asia came, havingan 120c. 
 
 II. 56. Tryphon took the e. and won Antioch 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 4. but puffed up with his fourscore e. 
 
 1.3. 2. having either of them two and twenty e. 
 
 15. he slew in the camp the chiefest of the e. 
 
 ELEVEN. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 11. they slew e. thousand footmen 
 ELEVENIH. 
 
 1 Mac. 16.14. in the e. month called Sabat 
 FILEUTHERUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 11 . 7 . w’hen he had gone to the river called E. 
 
 12. .'JO. for they were gone over the river E. 
 ELIAS. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 1. then stood up E. the prophet as fire 
 
 4. O E. how wi^t thou honoured in thy deeds ' 
 iMac. 2.58. E. being zealous and fervent for the law 
 ELI ZEUS. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 12. and E. was filled with his spirit 
 ELOQUENT. 
 
 EjSth. 14.13. give e. speech in my mouth before him 
 Wisd. 10. 21. tongues of theen that cauiiot speak e. 
 Eccl. 21. 7 . an e. man is known lar amt near 
 44. 4. men wise and e. in their instructions 
 ELUL. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 27. the eighteenth day of the month E. 
 ELYMAIS. 
 
 Tob. 2.10. did nourish me until I went into E. 
 
 1 Mac.6.1. heard say 1'.. was a (ity greatly renow ntd 
 
 EMBRACE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 15. mother e. thy children, bring them up 
 
 E.MBRACED. 
 
 Estli. 15. 12. he e. her, and said, speak unto me 
 EMBRACETH. 
 
 Eccl. 30.20. as an eunuch that e. a virgin and sigheth 
 EMBROIDERER. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 10. silk and purple, the work of the e. 
 EMERALD. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 6. as a signet of an e. set in a work of gold 
 EMERALDS. 
 
 Tob. 1.3. 16. Jerusalem shall be built with e. 
 
 Jud. 10. 21. Holofernes’ bed was woven withe. 
 E.MINENI. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 40. pour out over every high and e. place 
 EMMA US. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 40. they pitched by E. in the plain 
 57 . the camp pitched on the south side of E. 
 
 4. .3. might smite the king’s army which was at E. 
 
 9 . 50. he repaired the fort in Jericho and E. 
 
 EMPLOYED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 20. it was e. to the making of gal lies 
 
 E.MPLOYING. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 8. e. his labours lewdly, he makes a god 
 EMPTY. 
 
 2Esd.6.22. the full store-houses suddenly be found e, 
 
 I. 25. therefore Esdras for thee, are e. things 
 Eccl. .35. 4. thou shalt not appear e. before the L. 
 
 EMPTIED. 
 
 Jud. 7 . 21 . the cisterns were e. they had no water 
 E.MULAUON. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 16. was neither envy nore. amongst them 
 ENCAMPED. 
 
 1 Mac. 5.5. butshut them up and e. against them 
 . 37 . and e. against Raphon beyond the brook 
 
 II. 65. then Simon e. against Bethsura and fought 
 
 ENCOL'RAGED. 
 
 1 Mac. 12.50. they e. one another, and went close 
 
 2 iliac. 13.3, Menelaus joined and al.soe. Antiochus 
 
 ENCOURAGEMEN T. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 24. I will write to them words of e. 
 
 ENCOUNTERED. 
 
 2 Mac. 15.26. Judas and his company e. the enemies 
 
 END. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 17 . their cause was brought to an e. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 34. that shall come in the e. of the world 
 .3. 23. times passed the years w'ere brought to anc. 
 
 5. 40. or in thee, the love that I have piomised 
 
 41. nigh to them that be reserved till the e. 
 
 6. 9 . for Esau is the e. of the world, and Jacob is 
 
 15. the word is of the e. || 25. the e. of your world 
 
 16 . the e. of these things must be changed 
 7 . 33 . the long-suffering shall have an e. 
 
 42. he said, this present life is not the e. 
 
 43. but the day of <loom shall be the e. of time 
 
 44. internperancy is at an e. infidelity is cut off 
 
 8. 54. in e. is shewed the treasure of immortality 
 
 9. 5. for like as all that is made in the world hath 
 
 a beginning and an e. and the e. is manifest 
 
 10. 22. our song is put to silence, rejoicing is at an e. 
 28. e. is turned into corruption, prayer to rebuke 
 
 12. 6. that he will comfortme to the e. 
 
 IVisd. 2. 5. after our e. there is no returning 
 16 . he pronounceth the e. of the just to be blessed 
 
 4. 17 . for they shall see the e. of the wise 
 
 5. 4. we are accounted his e. to be without honour 
 
 1.3. soon as we were born, began to draw to our c. 
 
 8. 1. wisdom reacheth from one e. to another 
 14. 14. they*shall come shortly to an e. 
 
 21. the beginning, the cause, and the e. of all evil' 
 18.21. and so brought the calamity to an e. 
 
 19. 1. came upon them without mercy to the e. 
 
 4. for the destiny drew them to this e. 
 
 £ff/.7..36. remember thee, thou shalt never do amiss 
 9.11. for thou knowest not what shall be his e. 
 
 11 . 27 . in his e. his deeds shall be discovered 
 14.18. one cometh to an e. and another is born 
 16. 22 . the trial of all things is in the e. 
 
 18. 12. he saw and perceived their e. to be evil 
 24. think upon the wrath that shall be at the e 
 21. 9 . the e. of them is a tlame of fire to destroy 
 
 10. but the e. thereof is the pit of hell 
 28. 6. remember thy e. and let enmity cease 
 30.1. that he may have joy of him in the e. 
 
 10. lest thou gnash thy teeth in the e. 
 
 .3.3. 23.-at the time when thou shake, thy days 
 .38. 8. and of his works there is no e. 
 
 43. 26. by him the e. hath prosperous success 
 
 46. 20. he prophesied and shewed the king his e. 
 
 47 . 10. he set in order the solemn times till the e. 
 51. 14. I will seek her out even to thee. 
 
 Bar. 3. 25. great is the house, and hath no e, 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 1.3. to what e. shall we live any longer? 
 
 14. 10. his name w as renow ned to e. of the world 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. in the e. he had an unhappy return 
 10. 9 . this was the e. of Antiochus Epiphanes 
 
 15. 37 . 1 will make an e. || .39. here shall be an e. 
 
 ENDED. 
 
 I Esd. 6.20. the house of the Lord is not yet fully e 
 
ENE 
 
 EN V 
 
 ESP [ApOCRYPIIAi 
 
 3 Esd. C. 6. by me they shall be e. and by none other 
 
 11. 44, the proud times, behold, they are e. 
 
 14. 9. thou shall remain, until ^e times bee. 
 
 Jiul. il. 4. and wlien he had e. his counsel- 
 
 Esth. 15.1. on third day when she had e. her prayer 
 Eccl. 50. 19. till the solemnity of the Lord was e. 
 a Mac. 15,24. be stricken \yith terror, and he e. thus 
 ENDlls'G. 
 
 Wisd. 7. 18. the beginning, e. and midst of times 
 EN DINGS. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 6, the times have e. in eflfects and signs 
 ENDS. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 13. begin to be shot into the e. of world 
 Wi.sd. 6. 1. ye that be judges of the e. of the earth 
 1 Mac. 1. 3. Alexander went thro’ to e. of the eartli 
 EN DAMAGE. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 33. to hinder or e. the house of tlie Lord 
 
 ENDEAVOUR. 
 
 Estk. 16. 3. e. to hurt, not our subjects only 
 
 2 Mac, 11. 19. I will e. to be a means of your good 
 
 ENDUED. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 3. he e. them with strength by themselves 
 ENDURE. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 2. set thy heart aright, and constantly e. 
 
 16. 22. the works of his justice, who can e. them ? 
 40. 12. but true dealing shall e. for ever 
 
 45. 26. and that their glory may e. for ever 
 £ Mac. 6. .30.1 now e. sore pains in body being beaten 
 
 9 . 10. no man could e. to carry for his stink 
 
 ENDURED. 
 
 Wisd. 11.25. could any thing havee. if not thy will ? 
 
 16 . 5. they perished, thy wrath e. not for ever 
 
 17 . 17 . e. that necessity that could not be avoided 
 
 18. 20. but the wrath e. not long 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 15. told of the pains that they had e. 
 
 2 Mac. 7- 27 . that e. the troubles of education 
 
 ENDUREST. 
 
 Bar. 3. 3. thou e. for ever and we perish utterly 
 ENEMESSAR. 
 
 Tvh. 1.13. the Most High gave me favour before E. 
 
 15. now when E. was dead, Sennacherib reigned 
 
 16. in the time of E. I gave many alms 
 
 ENEMY. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 1. instead of a friend become not an e. 
 
 8. 7- rejoice not over thy greatest e. being dead 
 
 12. 8. and an e. cannot be hidden in adversity 
 
 10. never trust thine e. for as iron rusteth so is 
 16. an €. speaketh sweetly with lips, but in heart 
 
 20. 23. that maketh him his e. for nothing 
 
 23. 3. lest mine e. rejoice over me 
 
 25. 7 . and he that liveth to see the fall of his e. 
 
 15. there is no wrath above the wrath of an e, 
 
 £ 7 . 18. for as a man hath destroyed his e. 
 
 29. 6. he hath gotten him an e. without cause 
 
 30. 3. he that teacheth his son, grieveth the e. 
 
 36. 7 . take away the adversary and destroy the e. 
 
 37 .2. when a companion and friend is turned toane. 
 
 5. who taketh up the buckler against the e. 
 
 1 JMac. 2. 7- was delivered into the hand of the e. 
 
 9. her young men slain with the sword of the e. 
 
 8. 23. the sword and the e. be far from them 
 
 13. 51. there was destroyed a great e. out of Israel 
 S Mac. 3. .38. if thou hast any e. or traitor send him 
 
 5. 8. as an open e. of his country and country-men 
 8. 16. not to lie stricken with terror of the e. 
 
 10. 26. besought him to be an e. to their enemies 
 
 ENEMIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 4. if he send them out against the e. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 11. and I have slain all their e- 
 
 3. 27 . thou gavest into hands of thine e. Esth. 14. 6. 
 30. I have seen how thou hast preserved thy e. 
 
 6. 24. friends shall fight one against another like e. 
 Toh. 12. 10. they that sin are e. to their own life 
 Mid. 8. 15. hath power to destroy us before our e. 
 
 19. our fathers had a great fall before our e. 
 
 ,35. Lord be before thee to take vengeance on our e. 
 13. 5. to the destruction of the e. that are risen 
 
 14. hath destroyed oure. by my hands, 17. 
 
 18. to the cutting off the head of the chief of our e. 
 
 15. 5. what things were done in camp of their e. 
 Esth. 13. 6. be destroyed by the sword of their e. 
 Wisd. 2. 18. deliver him from the hand of his e. 
 
 5. 17 . his weapon for the revenge of his e. 
 
 10. 12. she defended him from hise. and kept him 
 
 19 . but she drowned their e. and cast them up 
 
 11. 3. they stood against their e. and were avenged 
 
 5. for by what things their e. were punis-hed 
 
 12. 20. if thou didst punish the e. of thy children 
 22. thou scourgest our e. a thousand times more 
 
 24. amonHSt the beasts of their e. were disposed 
 
 15. 14. all the e. of thy people are most foolish 
 
 16. 4. only he shewed how their e. were tormented 
 8. and in this thou madest thine e. confess 
 
 22. that fire did destroy the fruits of the e. 
 
 18.2. they besought pardon, forthatthey had beene. 
 Eccl. 6. 4. be laughed to scorn of his e. 18. 31. 
 
 13. separate thyself from e. take heed of friends 
 12. 9 . in prosperity of a man, e. will be grieved 
 
 25. 14. and any revenge, but the revenge of e. 
 
 26. 27 . a scold shall t)e sought to drive away the e. 
 29 . 13. it shall fight for thee against thine e. 
 
 42. 11. make thee a laughing-stock to thine e. 
 
 46. 1. taking vengeance of the e. that rose up 
 5. when the e. pressed on him on every side 
 
 47 . 7 . for he destroyed the e. on every side 
 
 51. 8. and savest them out of the hands of the e. 
 Bar. 3. 10. Israel, that thou art in thine e. land 
 
 4. 26. were taken as a flock caught of the e. 
 
 5. 6. for they were led away of their e. 
 
 6. 56. they cannot withstand any king or e. 
 
 Dan. 3. 9. didst deliver us into hands of lawless e. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 18. but stand ye now' against your e. 
 
 .36. behold, our e. are discomfited, let us go up 
 
 7 . 29- the e. were prepared to take away Judas 
 
 10. 26. nor joining yourselves w;ith our e. 
 
 81. stood still, and so the e. horses were tired 
 
 15. 19. nor yet aid their e. against them 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 26. besought to be an enemy to their e. 
 29. there appeared to the e. from heaven 
 
 .30. but they shot arrows and lightnings ag. the e. 
 
 11. 11. giving a charge on their e. like lions 
 
 12. 22. Uie e. being smitten with fear, fled amain 
 
 2 Mae. 12. 28. w’ho breaketh the strength of his e. 
 
 13. 21. Rhodocus disclosed the secrets to the e. 
 
 14. 17 . through the sudden silence of his e. 
 
 22. treachery should be suddenly practised by e. 
 
 15. 26. Judas and company encountered the e. 
 
 ENFORCEIH, 
 
 1 Esd. 3.24. is notwine strongest, that e. to do thus^ 
 ENGADDI. 
 
 Eccl. 24.14. I was exalted like a palm-tree in E. 
 ENGINE. 
 
 1 Mac. 13, 43. Simon made also an e. of war 
 44. they that were in the e. leaped into the city 
 ENGINES. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. .30. bearing ladders and other e. of w ar 
 
 6. .31. making e. for war, 9. 64. 1 11. 20. 1 15. 25. 
 
 51. and he set there artillery with e. anrl instrum. 
 
 52. they also made e. ag. their e. and held them 
 9.67.Simon and his company burnt up the e. of war 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 15. without any e. of war did cast down 
 
 27 . wherein was great provision of e. and darts 
 
 ENGRAVED. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 11. with a w riting e. for a memorial 
 
 12. a crown of gold, wherein was e. holiness 
 
 e:njoy. 
 
 Wisd. 2.6. let us e. the good things that are present 
 ENJOYED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 58. until the land had e. her sabbaths 
 ENLARGED. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.6. Simon e. the bounds of his nation 
 ENMITY. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 50. the nations were at e. with them 
 Eccl. 6. 9- there is a friend, who being turned to e. 
 28.6. remember th^’ end, and let e. cease, remeinb. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 40. his men of war were at e. with him 
 
 ENOCH. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 49 . one thou calledst E. other Leviathan 
 51. to E. thou gavest one part, which was dried 
 
 Eccl. 44. 16 . E. pleased Ixn d, and was translated 
 49 . 14. on the earth was no man created like E. 
 ENOUGH. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 22. moreover, this was not e. for them 
 18. 25. it w'as e. that they only tasted of wrath 
 Eccl. 5. 1. and say not, 1 have e. for my life 
 11.24. say not, 1 have e. and possess many things 
 18. 25. when hast e. remember the time of hunger 
 31.5. he that followeth corruption shall have e. of 
 35. 1. that keeps the law bringeth offerings e. 
 
 4.3. 30. be not weary, for ye can never go far e. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 42. let this be e. now to have spoken 
 10. 19. left them, who were e. to besiege them 
 ENQUIRE. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 13. e. how the righteous shall be saved 
 Jud. 8. 34. but e. not you of mine act, not declare 
 Eccl. 21. 17 . they e. at the month of the wise man 
 ENQUIRED. 
 
 Tab. 5.13. I have e. to know thy tribe and family 
 ENQUIRY. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 26, they made e. for Judas’ friends 
 ENRICHED. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 10. give, according as he hath e. thee 
 ENROLLED. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 36. there be e. amongst the king’s forces 
 ENTER. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 83. the land which ye e. into to possess 
 
 2 Esd. 7 .14. labour not to e. strait and vain things 
 Wisd. 1.4. into a malicious soul wisdom shall not e. 
 
 ENTERPRISE. 
 
 Eccl. 37 . 16 . let reason go before every e. and counsel 
 2 Mac. 14. 5. opportunity to further his foolish e. 
 ENTERPRISES. 
 
 Jnd. 10. 8. God accomplish thine e. to glory of Isr. 
 
 13. 5. to execute my e. to destruction of the enemies 
 1 Mac. 9 . 55. was plagued, and his e. hindered 
 
 ENTERTAIN. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 3. an harm less sun to e. them honourably 
 Eccl. 29 . 25. thou shalt e. and. have no thanks 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 23. it pleased the people to e. the men 
 
 ENTER !A IN ED. 
 
 Tab. 7 . 8. moreover, they e. them cheerfully 
 ENTICETH. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 5. the sieht of which e. fools to lust 
 ENTRANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7.4. but put the case, the e. w'ere narrow 
 
 7 . the e. thereof is narrow and is set to fall 
 
 Ji/d. 4. 7 . by them there was an e. info Judea 
 Wisd. 7 . 6. for all men have one e. into life 
 Bel 13. under the table they had made a privj’ e. 
 
 1 3Jac. 14.5. he made an e. to the isles of the sea 
 
 ENTRANCES. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 .12. then were e. of this world made narrow 
 
 ENTRAP. 
 
 Eccl. 8.11. lest he lie in wait to e. thee in thy words 
 ENTREAT. 
 
 Toh. 10.12. wherefore do not e. her evil 
 Jitd. 10. 16 . shew unto him, and he will e. thee well 
 Eccl. 7 .^ 0 . thy servant worketh truly,e. him notev. 
 ENTRRA'IED. 
 
 Eccl. 49. 7 . for thev e. him evil, who was a prophet 
 
 1 Mac. 11.26. the king e. him as his predecessors 
 
 12. 8. Onias e. the ambassador honourably 
 
 2 Mlac. 9 . 28. as he e. others, so died he miserably 
 12.30. e. them kindly in tlie time of adversity 
 
 ENTERED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.1. it came to pass when my son was e. info 
 his wedding chamber, he fell down and died 
 
 13. 43. they e. Euphrates by narrow passages 
 Tob. 3. 17 . the same time came Tobit home and e. 
 .Tvd. 16 .18. as soon as they e. into Jerusalem 
 Wisd. 10. 16 . she e. into the soul of the servant 
 
 14. 14. by vain glory they e. into the world 
 Bel 13. entrance whereby they e. in continually 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 3. they e. into the senate and said 
 13. 47 . so e. into it with songs and thanksgiving 
 
 51. he e. into it the 23d day of the second month 
 
 2 iliac. 14.1. having e. by the haven of Tripolis 
 
 ENVY. 
 
 2 F.sd. 2. 28. heathen shall e. thee but not be able 
 JVisd.2. 24. through e. of the devil came death 
 Eccl. 9 . 11. e. not the glory of a sinner 
 .30. 24. e. and wrath shorten the life 
 37.10. hide thy counsel from such as e. thee 
 40. 5. wrath and e. do change his knowledge 
 
 1 iliac. 8. 16. there was neither e. nor emulation 
 
 EN VIEI H. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 49 . as an whore e. an honest woman 
 Eccl. 14. 6. none worse tlmii he that e. himself 
 
 10. a wicked eye e. his bread, he is a niggard 
 
 ENVIOUS. 
 
 Tob. 4. 16. let not tlime eye be e. when thou givest 
 Eccl. 14. 3, what should an e. man do with money I 
 
 8. the e. man hath a wicked eye, hedespiseth men 
 18. 18. a gift of the e. consumeth the eyes 
 
 20. 14. nor yet of the e. for his necessity 
 37 . 11. nor with an e. man of thankfulness 
 EPIIOD. 
 
 Eccl. 45.8. with breeches, a long robe, and flie e. 
 EPHRAIM, 
 
 Jud. 6. 2. thou Achior, and the hirelings of E. 
 Eccl. 47 . 21. out of E. ruled a rebellious kingdom 
 23. Jeroboam, who shewed E. the way of sin 
 EPllRON. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 46 now when they came to E. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 27 . Judas removed the host towards E. 
 
 EPIPHANES. 
 
 1 iliac, 1. 10. came a wicked root, Antiochus sur- 
 named E. 10. 1. 2 iliac. 2. 20. I 4. 7. 1 10. 9. 
 EPISTLE. S. 
 
 Esth. 11.1. they brought this e. of Phurim 
 Bar. 6.1. a copy of an e. wliich Jeremy sent 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 22. this is the copy of the e. senate wrote 
 
 2 Mac.2. 13. tlie e.of the kings about holy gifts 
 
 EQUAL, 
 
 Eccl. 13.11. affect not to be made e. to him 
 32. 9. great men, make not thyself e. with them 
 2 Mac. 3. .30. they' made the aged c. in spoils 
 
 13. 23. submitted and sware to all e. conditions 
 
 EQUALS. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 15. make them all e. to the citizens 
 EQUITY. 
 
 Esth. 13. 2. but carrying myself alway with e. 
 Wisd. 9 . 3. according to e. and righteousness 
 12. 18. thou judges! with e. and orderest us 
 EREC'J’. 
 
 2 iliac. 14.33.1 will e. a notable temple to Bacchus 
 ERECl ED. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 50. they e. the altar on his own place 
 ERR. 
 
 1 Esd. 3.18. it causeth all men to e. that drink it 
 IVisd. 13. 6. they peradv enture e. seeking G(h1 
 Eccl. 15. 12. say not thou he hatli caused me to e. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 2. that they should not e. in their minds 
 
 ERRED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 27 . many have e. and sinned for women 
 Wisd. 5. 6. we have e. from the way of truth 
 
 14. 22. that they e. in the knowledge of God 
 17 . 1 . therefore unnurtured souls have e. 
 
 ERROR. 
 
 Tob. 5.13. not seduced w ith the e. of brethren 
 Jud. 5. 20. if there be any e. in this people 
 Wisd. 1.12. seek not death in the e. of your life 
 12.24. they went astray very far in the waysof e. 
 Eccl. 4. 25. be abashed of the e. of thy ignorance 
 
 11. 16 . e. and darkness had their beginning 
 
 ERRORS. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 20. to make reconcilement for their e. 
 
 ESAU. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.16. thou didst choose Jacob, and put by E. 
 
 6. 8. he said to me, when Jacob and E. were bom 
 
 of him, Jacob’s hand held fast the heel 
 of E. 
 
 9 . E. is the end of world, Jacob the beginning 
 Jud. 7 . 8. all the chief of the children of E, 
 
 1 Mac. 5.3. Judas fought against children of E. 65. 
 
 ESAY. 
 
 Q. Esd. 2.18.1 will send my servants E. and Jeremy 
 Eccl. 48. 20. delivered them by the ministry of E. 
 22. as E. the prophet had commanded him 
 ESCAPE. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 25. whoso shall e. and see my' salvation 
 9. 7 . that shall be able to e. by his works 
 
 16. 22. and the other tliat e. the hunger 
 Jud. 7 . 19. there was no way to e. fioni among them 
 Esth. 16. 4. they' think to e. the justice of God 
 Wisd. 16 . 15. it is not possible toe. thine hand 
 Eccl. 6. 35. let not parables of understanding e. thee 
 . 11. 10. neither shalt thou e. by fleeing 
 16. 11. it is marvel if he e. unpunished 
 13. the sinner shall not e. with his spoils 
 
 20. 3. shew repentance, so shalt e. wilful sin 
 Bar. 6. 57 . able to e. from thieves or robbers 
 Sus. 22. if 1 do it not, I cannot e. your hands 
 2 Mac. 3. .38. him well scourged, if he e. with life 
 
 6. 26. yet should I note, the hand of the Almighty 
 
 7 . 19. think not that thou shake, unpunished 
 
 9 . 22. having great hope to e. this sickness 
 
 10. 20. they took money and let some of them e. 
 
 ESCAPED. 
 
 Wisd. 14.6. hope of the world e. in a weak vessel 
 Eccl. 27 . 20. he is as a roe e. out of the snare 
 40.6. troubled, as if he were e. out of a battle 
 
 1 iWac. 4.26. now all the strangers that had e. came 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 35. thou hast not y ei e. judgment of God 
 11.12. many of them also being wounded, c. naked, 
 
 and Lysias fled away shamefully, and soc. 
 ESCAPETH. 
 
 Eccl. .36. 9 . let him that e. be consumed by' fire 
 42.20. no thought e. him, nor is any word'hidden 
 ESD R AS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 1. after this came E. the son of Seraias 
 3. this E. went up from Babylon a.s ascribe 
 
 7 . for he had very great skill if 25. then said E. 
 
 9. 1. E. rising from the court of the temple 
 16. E. the priest chose the principal men 
 40. so E. the chief priest brought the law 
 45. then took E. the book of the law 
 
 2 Esd. 1.1. the second book of the prophet E. 
 
 2. .33. 1 E. received a charge of the Ixird 
 
 6. 10. other question, E. ask thou not 
 
 7 . 2. up, E. and hear the w'ords, 8. 2, 19. i 14. 1, 
 
 ES DR ETON. 
 
 Jud. 1. 8. that were of the great plain of E. 
 
 3. 9 . he came over against E. 4. 6. 1 7. 3. 
 
 ESPY. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 38. so Judas sent men to e. the host 
 
 637 
 
Apocrypha.] EVE 
 
 E VI 
 
 EX C 
 
 ESPIED. 
 
 Tob. 11 . 6 . -wlien shee. him coming, she said 
 ES IABLISII. 
 
 Eccl. 6 . 37 .heshall e. thy heart and give wisdom 
 IvSl ABLISIIEI). 
 
 Eccl. C-l. 10 . and so was 1 e. in Sion 
 31. II. his goods shall he e. congregation declare 
 4C. 17 . whatsoever is, might he e. tor his glory 
 
 41. CO. he e. the covenant in his flesh 
 
 4 ‘». 3 . in time of ungodly .losias e. tlie worship of G. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 16 . now when the kingdom was «. 
 
 14. C6. for he and his brethren ha^e e. Israel 
 
 2 AJac. 14. 15. to him that had e. his people 
 
 ESI ABElMiKl'II. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 9. hlessing of father e. the houses of childr. 
 
 42. 25. one thing e. the good of another 
 
 ES l A I E. 
 
 Toh. 1. 15. whose e. was tronhled that 1 could not go 
 Jvd. 6. 19. O l ord, pity the low e. of our nation 
 Eccl. 2. 4. when thou art changed to a low e. 
 
 11. 12. yet the l.ord set him up from his low e. 
 
 20. 11. that lifteth up his head froni a low e. 
 
 22. 2.3. a mean e. is not always to be contemned 
 29 8. yet have patience with a man in po' r e. 
 
 16 . a sinner will overthrow good e. of his surety 
 18. suretyship hath undone many of good e. 
 
 31. 4. the poor lahoureih in his poor e. 
 
 1 Mac. 3.4.3. let us restore decayed e. of our people 
 
 15. .3. that 1 may restore it to the old e. 
 
 E.S I EEI\I ED. 
 
 Exth. 14. 17 . I have not greatly e. the king’s feast 
 IVisd. 2. 16 . we are e. of him as counterfeits 
 
 7 . 8. 1 e. riches nothing in comparison of her 
 Fed 40. 25. but counsel is e. above them both 
 
 ESIEEMEDSI'. 
 
 Wisd 1". 7. the land thou e. above all other 
 ESIHER. 
 
 Esth 10.6. this river is E. whom the king married 
 
 15. 9 . E. what is the matter ? I am thy brother 
 16 13. the destruc tion also of blameless E. 
 
 ESTIMA I IOjS. 
 
 Wisd. 8.10. for her sake 1 shall have e. 
 
 ESTRAIkGED. 
 
 1 Alac. 11. 53. and he e. himself from Jonathan 
 EIERIS.AT,. 
 
 Wisd. 17. 2. lay there exiled from the e. Providence 
 Eccl. 24. 18. 1 being e. am given to my children 
 .36. 17 . know that thou art the Ixird, the e. God 
 ETERNIIY. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 23. made him to be an image of his own e. 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can number the dav s of e. ? 
 
 18. 10. so are a thousand years to the days of e. 
 EIHIOPIA. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 2. from India to E. Esth. 1.3. 1. ] 16. 1. 
 End. 1. 10. until ye come to the borders of E. 
 
 I'.YE. 
 
 Teh. 8. 6. thou gavesf him E. his wife for an helper 
 EVElk’. 
 
 Ear. 5, 7 . to make e. the ground that Israel may go 
 EYE'S'IRD. 
 
 1 Esd. 8 . 7 c. I sat still until the e. sacrifice 
 lob. 6. 1. they came in the e. to the river Tigris 
 Jvd. 9 . 1. the'incense of that e. was offered 
 
 12 . 9 . she remained till she did eat her meat at e. 
 
 13. 1. when the e. was come, servants made haste 
 Eccl. 18 26. from morning until e. 1 Alac. 10. 80. 
 
 EVt-lvJ 1 . 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 25. princes expect what shall be the e. 
 
 evein rs. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 8. foreseeth the e. of seasons and times 
 EVER. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 61. his mercy is for e. in all Israel 
 £ F.sd. 7 . 5 s. a paradise, whose fruit endureth for e. 
 
 9 . .31. ye shall be honoui'ed in it for e. 
 
 16 67 .'to meddle no more with them for e. 
 
 Tob. 3.2. thou judgest truly and justly for e. 
 
 11. thy holy and glorious name is blessed and ho¬ 
 nourable for e. let all thy works praise thee for e. 
 
 8. 5. Tobias said, blessed'is thy holy name for e. 
 15. and let thine elect praise thee fore. 
 
 11. 14. and blessed is thy name fore. 
 
 12.18. by will of God ca'me, w herefore praise fore. 
 
 1.3. 1. blessed be God that liveth for c. 
 
 10. love in thee for e. those that are miserable 
 
 12. blessed shall all be that love thee for e. 
 
 14. have seen all tliy glory, and sliall be glad fore. 
 18. i)lessed be God who hath extolled it for e. 
 
 14. 5 . the house of God shall be built in it for e. 
 Jjid. 13. 19 . remendter the power of God fore. 
 
 16. 17 . they shall feel them and weep for e. 
 
 Esth. 14. 10. to magnify a fleshly king for e. 
 
 16. 24. hateful to wild beasts and fowls for e. 
 
 IVisd. 3. 8. and their Lord shall reign for e. 
 
 14. 13. for neither shall they be tor e. 
 
 10. 5. thv wrath endureth not for e. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 1. all wisdom is with the l.ord,fore. 
 
 16.27. he garnished his works fore. 
 
 37 . 9 . to glory in his marvellous acts for e. 
 
 15. their ways are e. before him and ncit hid 
 18. 1. he that liveth for e. created all things 
 24. .3.3. and 1 will leave it to all ages for e. 
 
 38. 28. the noise of the anvil is e. in his ears 
 40. 17 . and mercifulness endureth tor e. 
 
 42. 23. all these things live and remain fore. 
 
 44. 1.3. their seed shall remain for e. and glory 
 
 45. 24. the dignity of the priesthood tor e. 
 
 26. and that their glory may endure fore. 
 
 47 . 11. the Lord exalted his horn tor e. 
 
 13. that he might prepare his sanctuary fore. 
 
 48. 25. he Shewed what should come to pass fore. 
 
 and secret things or e. they came 
 50. 2.3. that peace may be in Israel for e. 
 
 29. blessed be the Lord fore. amen,an)cn 
 Bar. 3. 3. for thou enclurest for e. and we perish 
 
 13. thou shouhlst have dwelt in peace for e. 
 
 4. 1. this is the law that endureth for e. 
 
 23. give you tome with joy and gladness fore. 
 
 5. 1. the glory that cometh from God fore. 
 
 Van. .3. 29. blessed art thou, () Lord God, and to be 
 
 praised and exalted above all for e. .30, .31, 32. 
 33. to be praised and glorified above all for e. 
 
 And so to the end of the chapter. 
 
 638 
 
 Prayer of Afanass. I will praise thee for e. all the 
 days of my hte, thine is the glory tor e. and e. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 7- his memorial is blessed for e. 
 
 4. 24. because his mercy endureth lore. 
 
 8. 23. good success be to lews by sea and land for e. 
 
 11. 36. be revoked Irom this time forth fore. 
 
 16 . 2. we have e. fought against the enemies 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 29 . reconciled with his servants for e. 
 
 11. 26. they may e. go cheerfully about affairs 
 
 14. 15. that had esiablishetl his people for e. 
 
 EVEltLA.SI ING. 
 
 2 Esd.Q. 11. I w ill give these the e. tabernacles 
 .3L he shall give you e. rest, for he is nigh 
 .35. for the e. light shall shine upon you 
 .3. 15. thou mailest an e. covenant with him 
 
 7 . 50. that there is promised us an e. hope 
 I'ob. 1. 6. as it was ordained by an e. decree 
 
 3. 6. may be flelivered, and go into the e. place 
 13.6. praise the l.ord, and e'xtol thee. King 
 
 10. anil praise the e. King, for he is good 
 Wisd. 7. 26. she is the brightness of the e. light 
 
 8. 13. I shall leave behind me an e. memorial 
 Eccl. 1. 4. the understanding of jirudence from e. 
 
 5. and her wa^s are e. ct.mmandments 
 
 15. she hath built an e. foundation with men 
 
 2. 9. hope for good, and for c. joy and mercy 
 
 15. 6. she shall cause him to inherit an e. name 
 
 17 . 12. he made ati e. covenant with them 
 
 39. 2t). he seeth from e. to e. 1| 42. 21. he is fr. e. to e. 
 
 44. 18. an e. co'enant was made with him 
 
 45. 7 . an e. coven.mt he made with him 
 
 15. this was appointed to liim by an e. covenant 
 
 49 . 12. holy temple, which wasprepar. fore.glory 
 Bar. 4. 10. which the E. brought upon them, 14. 
 
 20. I will cry to the E. in my days 
 £2. my hope is in E. that he w ill save you, mercy 
 shall come, to you from the E. our Saviour 
 
 24. with great glory and brightness of the E. 
 
 29. shall bring 3 ’ou e. joy again and salvation 
 .35. for tire shall come on her from the E. 
 
 5. 2. set a diadem of the glory of the E. 
 
 Sus. 42. O e. God, that knowest the secrets 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 51. so shall ye receive an e. name 
 54. obtained the covenant of an e. priesthood 
 57 . David possessed the throne of an e. kingdom 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 25. the only Just, Almighty, and E. 
 
 7 . 9. the King shall "raise us up unto e. life 
 36. are dead unto God’s covenant of e. life 
 
 EVERLASTINGNESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 20. O Lord, thou that dwellestin e. 
 EVER MG RE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 83. leave the land to your children for e. 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. .35 light shall shine upon you for e. 
 
 Jnd. 15. 10. blessed be thou of the l.ord fore. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 18. be a reproach among the dead for e, 
 
 5. 15. but the righteous love fore, their reward is 
 6.21. honour wisdom, that vemay reign for «. 
 Eccl. 44. 14. but their name Fh-eth for e. 
 
 Bar. 3. ,32. he that prepared the earth for e. 
 
 Dan. .3. 3. thy name is worthy to be praised for e. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 3(i. horn this day forth for e. 15. 8. 
 
 14. 4. as that e. his authoi itv pleased them 
 
 EVIDEN'I. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.11. the corruption that ise. in my sight 
 Esth. 16. 9. al ways judging things that are e. 
 
 2 AJac. 15. ,35. and e. sign of the help of the Lord 
 EVIL. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 44. and Joacim did e. before the Lord 
 47 . he did e. also in the sight of the l.ord 
 
 2 E'.sd. 2. 3. have done that whi< h is e. before him 
 14.1 have broken thee, in lueces and created good 
 
 3. 22. the good departed, and the e. abode still 
 29 . then my soul saw many e. doers in 3i'th year 
 
 4. 28. the e. is sown, but destruction is not come 
 
 29 . if place w here the e. is sow n pass not away 
 
 30. for the grain of e. seed hath been sown 
 
 31. the grain ot e. see<l hath brought forth 
 .33. wd\erefore are our years few and e. ? 
 
 6. 27 . fore, shall be put out and deceit quenched 
 
 8. 53. the roof of e. is sealed up from you 
 
 I. 3. .38. shall lay before them their e. thoughts 
 Tob. 3.8. whom Asmodeus thee, spirit killed 
 
 17 . and to bind Asmodeus the e. spirit 
 
 6. 7 . if a devil or an e. spirit trouble any 
 
 15. make thou no reckoning of thee, spirit 
 
 8. .3. w hich smell, when the e. spirit had smelled 
 10. 12. wherefore do n<'t entreat here. 
 
 12. 7- do w hat is good, and no e. shall touch thee 
 Jvd. 7 . 15. thou Shalt render them an e. reward. 
 
 8. 9. w hen she heard the e. words of the people 
 E..sth. 13. 5. this people is e. affected to our state 
 
 16. 4. that seeth all things, and hateth e. 
 
 15. Jews are no e. doers, but live by most just laws 
 Whd. 14 . 27 . idols tlie cause and the end of all c. 
 
 15. 6. but they are lovers of c. things 
 
 12. w'e must be getting, though it be by c. means 
 
 16. 8. that it is thou w ho deliverest from all e. 
 
 18. 9 . saints be partakers of the same good and e. 
 Eccl. .3. 24. an e. .‘Mispicion hath overthrown judgm. 
 
 26. a stubborn heart shall fare e. at the last 
 
 4. 20. observe the opportunity, beware ot e. 
 
 5. 14. an g. condemnation on the double tongue 
 
 7 . l.do none g.so .shall no harm come to thee 
 
 20. thy servant worketh truly, entreat him note. 
 
 9 . 1- teach her not an e. les.son against thyself 
 
 II. 16. and e. shall wax old with them that glory 
 24. and what e. can come to me. hereafter 1 
 
 31. he lieth in wait, and turneth good intoe. 
 
 18. 8. what is his goody and what is his e? 
 
 12. he saw and perceived their end to he e. 
 
 19 . 6. he that hateth babbling shall have less e. 
 
 28. when he lindeth opportunity he w'ill do e. 
 
 20. 9 . that hath good success in e. things 
 
 16. they that eat my bread speak e. of me 
 22. 26. if any e. happen unto me by him_ 
 
 26 . 7- an e. wife is a yoke shaken to and fro 
 
 27 . 22 . he that winketh with the eyes worketh e. 
 28.21. the dentil thereof is an e. death, grave better 
 .31. 10. might have donee, and hath not done it 
 
 13. remember that a w icke*l eye is an e. thing 
 33. 26. so are tortures and torments tor an e. servant 
 
 27 . send to labour tor idleness teacheth much e. 
 
 Eccl. .3.3.31. if thou entreat him e. and he run from t, 
 37 . 18. four manner of things appear, good and c. 
 27 . prove thy soul, and ?ee w hat is e. for it 
 .38. 17 . weep bitterly, lest thou be e. spoken of 
 39. 4. for he hath tried the good and the e. 
 
 42. 5. to make the side of an e. servant to bleed 
 
 6. sure keeping is good, where an e. wife is 
 51. 12. thou delivereilst me Irom the e. time 
 Prayer of Alanass. be. not angry with me tor ever 
 by reserving e. for me, nor condemn me 
 EV1L.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 27 . w hoso is delivered from the foresaid e. 
 
 12. 43. are not e. which are come to us sufficient 
 
 14. 16 . yet greater e. shall be done hereafter 
 
 17 . so much the more shall e. increase on them 
 
 16. 18. the powers stand in fear, the beginning of 
 e. what shall 1 do when these e. shall come . 
 £1. even then shall e. grow on earth, sword, fam. 
 
 40 . in those e. be even as pilgrims upon earth 
 Esth. 10 . 9 . Ixird hath delivered us from all those 
 11 . 9 . nation was troubled, fearing their own e. 
 Piai. 1.20. wherefore the e. cleaved unto us 
 1 Mac. 1. 9. and e. were multiplied in the earth 
 
 6. 12. now I rerneiTiber the e. I did at Jerusalem 
 
 8. .31. as touching the e. that Demetrius doth 
 10.5. he will remember all the e. we have done 
 
 EL’MENES. 
 
 1 Alac. 8.8. which they took of him and gave king E. 
 
 EUMCH. 
 
 Jvd. 12. 11. then said he to Bagoas the e. 
 
 Wisd. .3.14. blessed is the e. who wrought no iniquity 
 Eccl. 20.4. ;is is the lust of an e. to deflower a virgin 
 30.20. as an e. that embraceth a virgin and sigheth 
 EUNUCHS. 
 
 Esth. 12. 1. with the two e. ot the king, 6. 
 
 3. king examined the two e. they weie strangled 
 
 EUPATOR. 
 
 1 Alac. 6 . 17 . to reign, and his name he called E. 
 EUPHRATE.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 25. to raise war at Carchamis upon E.' 
 
 27 . not sent against thee, for my war is upon E. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 43. they entered E. by narrow passages 
 Jvd. 1. 6. all that dwelt by E. came unto him 
 
 2.24. he went over E. and went thro’ ISIesopotamia 
 Eccl. 24. 26. make understanding to abound like E. 
 1 Alac. .3. .32. from the river E. to borders of Egypt 
 37 . and having passed the river E. he went tlmo’ 
 EXACT, 
 
 Eiccl. 51.19. wrestled with her, and my doings wasc. 
 
 EXACIED. 
 
 1 Esd. 2 . 27 . mighty kings who reigned and e. tribu. 
 
 EXACTLY. 
 
 2 Esd. 16.64. L. hath e. searched out all your works 
 Eccl. 16. 25. I will declare his knowledge e. 
 
 EXACTNESS. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 4. of e. of w eight be not thou ashamed 
 
 EXALT. 
 
 Tob. 12. 6. it is good to praise God and e. his name 
 Jvd. 16 . 2. e. him, and call upon his name 
 Eccl. 1. .30. e. not thyself, lest thou fall 
 11.4. and e. not thyself, in the day of honour 
 
 15. 5. she shall e. him aliove his neighbours 
 
 4.3. .30. e. him as niuch as you can, for he will far 
 exceed, when you e. him put forth your strength 
 
 44. 21. that he would e. his seed as the stars 
 Van. 3.35. praise and e. him above all for ever, .36, 
 
 37 , 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 4.3, 44, 45, 46, 47, 
 48, 49 , 50, 51, 52, 5.3, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 
 59, 6', 61 , 62, 6.3. 64, 65, 66. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.35. he sought by all means toe. his people 
 
 EXALI ALIGN. 
 
 Jvd. 10. 8. thine enterprises to the e. of Jerusalem 
 
 13. 4. the works of my bands for the e. of Jerus. 
 15. 9. they said, thou art the e. of Jerusalem 
 
 16.8. for e. of those that were oppressed in Israel 
 EXALTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 2.4.3. a young man, and upon every one of 
 
 their heads he set crowns and was more e. 
 Jnd. 9 . 7 . behold, they are e. with horse and man 
 Esth. 11. 11. the sun rose, and the lowly were e. 
 Eccl. 24. 13. I was e. like a cedar in Libanus 
 
 14. I was e. like a palm-tree in Engaddi 
 
 3.3. 12. some of them hath he blessed and e. 
 
 45. 6. he e. Aaron an holy man like unto him 
 47 .11. Lord took away his sins, and e. his horn 
 Bar. 2. 5. thus we were cast down and not e. 
 
 5. 6. God bringeth them unto the e. witli glory 
 L>an. .3. 29 . to be praised and e. above all, 3i>, 32. ! 
 1 Alac. 1. 3 . he was e. and his heart was lifted up 
 8. 13. finally, that they were greatly e. 
 
 11.16. Ale.\anderfled, but king Ptolemee wastf. 
 EXAL'LEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 1.19. wisdom e. them to honour that hold her, 
 
 4. 11. wisdom e. her children and layeth hold 
 
 7 . 11. for there is one which humbleth and e. 
 
 50. 22. which e. our davs from the womb 
 
 EXALTING. 
 
 Esd. 15. 53. e. the stroke of thine hands 
 EXAMINE. 
 
 1 Esd. 9 . 16. they sat tocether to e. the matter 
 Wisd. 2. 19 . let "us e. him with despitetulness 
 Eccl. 18. 20. before judgment e. thyself 
 
 tius 51. put tliese two aside, and 1 will e. them 
 EXAAIIN ATION . 
 
 Jud. 8. 27 . hath tried them, for the e. of their hearts 
 48. tliat without e. ve have condemned her 
 EXAMINED. 
 
 Esth. 12. 3. then the king e. the two eunuchs 
 Eccl. 11. 7 . blame not before thou hast e. truth 
 EXAMPLE. 
 
 Jvd. 8. 24. let us shew an e. to our brethren 
 Esth. 14. 11. make him an e. that hath begun this 
 ll'isd. 4. 2. when it is present, men take e. at it 
 Eccl. 44. 16 . being an e. of repentance to all 
 
 2 AJac. 6.28. leave a notable e. to such as be young 
 31. leaving his death for an e. of noble courage 
 
 EXCEED. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.50. so the quantity which is pastdid more c, 
 EXCEEDED. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 34. haste is in x ain, for thou hast much e. 
 EXCEEDING. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 18. O ye men, how e. strong is wine 
 
EXP 
 
 FAC 
 
 F AI 
 
 [AI'OCKYPHA 
 
 Ilccl. 39. 16. the works of the TvOrd are e. good 
 
 1 Mac, 3. 25. then an e. great dreaci began to fall 
 
 10. 2. king Demetrius gathered an e, great host 
 
 15. 36. whereupon the king was e. wroth 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 27. yielding «. praise and thanks to Lord 
 . 15.6. so M icanor in e. pride determined to set up 
 
 13. a man with grav hairs, and e. glorious 
 EXClilsDINGLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 24._and how they grieved him e. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 25. her face on a sudden shined e. 
 
 15. 6. wickeiiness hath e. polluted the earth 
 
 Jtid. 4. 2. therefore they were e. afraid of him 
 Eccl. 47 . 24. their sins were multiplied e. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 34. and they within blasphemed e. 
 EXCEL. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 2. O j’e men, do not men e. in strength ? 
 JVisd. 15. 9 . but he striveth to e. goldsmiths 
 Eccl. 33. 7. why doth one day e. another? 
 EXCELT.ED. 
 
 Esth. 13. 3. Aman that e. in wisdom among us 
 EXCELLEl'H. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 14. O ye men, neither is it wine that e. 
 EXCELLENCY. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 15. a faithful friend’s e. js invaluable 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 40. her e. was turned into mourning 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 23. as becomes the e. of his ancient years 
 
 EXCEr.LENT. 
 
 Jnd. 11. 8. it is reporte<i that thou only art e. 
 
 Esth. 16. 16. ordered the kingd. in most e. manner 
 Eccl. 42. 21. he hath garnished the e. works 
 48. 24. he saw by an e. spirit what should come 
 2 Mac. 3. 26. e. in beauty, and comely in apparel 
 15. 13. who was of a wonderful and e. majesty 
 EXCEPTION. 
 
 Wisd: 14. 25. there reigned in all men, without e. 
 EXCE..SS. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 29. wine drunk with e. maketh bitterness 
 37 . 30. for e. of meats bringeth sickness 
 EXCESSIVE. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 30. a man’s attire and e. laughter shew 
 33.29. be not e. toward any, and without discretion 
 EXCHANGE. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 11. nor with a merchant concerning e. 
 
 44. 17 . Noah was taken in e. for the world 
 
 e:xcuse. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 17 . butfindeth an e. according to his will 
 EXECUTE. 
 
 1 Esd.8. 46. send such men as mights, priest’s office 
 J7id. 13. 5. to e. my enterprises to the destruction 
 Wisd. 9. 3. and e. judgment with an upright heart 
 Eccl. 35. 17 . judge righteously and e. judgment 
 
 45. 15. should e. the office ot the priesthood 
 
 1 Mac. 6.22. how long will it be ere thou e. judgm. ? 
 
 EXECUTED. 
 
 Dan. 3. 5. in all things thou hast e. true judgment 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 23. Heliodorus e. that which was decreed 
 
 EXECUTE! TI. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 4. he that e. judgment with violence 
 EXECUTING. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 39 . from e, the office of the priesthood 
 IVisd. 12. 10. but e. thy judgments upon them 
 EXECUTION. 
 
 1 Esd.8. 95. arise, put in e. to thee doth this appertain 
 Esth. 16. 17 . do well not to put in e. the letters 
 
 EXERCISE. 
 
 2 15. 8. in which they wickedly e. themselves 
 Toh. 12 . 9. those that e. alms and righteousness 
 Wisd. 8. 18. in the e. of conference witl) her 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 14. they built a place of e. at Jerusalem 
 EXERCISED. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 28. blessed is he that shall be e. in these 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 30. thirty-two elephants e. in battle 
 
 2 Alac. 15. 12. e. from a child in points of virtue 
 
 EXERCISING. 
 
 Wisd.l6.i. on them,«. tyranny, should come penury 
 EXHORl'. 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 24. Antiochus did not only e. by words 
 EXHORTATION. 
 
 1 AJac. 13. 3. Simon gave them e. saying 
 EXHORTED. 
 
 1 .Mac. 5. 53. .Tudas e. tfie people all the way 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 3. with other such speeches c. he them 
 
 7 . 5. they e. one another to die manfully 
 
 21. yea, she e. every one of them in her language 
 2,5. e. her that she would counsel the young man 
 
 26. and when he had e. her with many words 
 
 8. 16 . he e. them not to be stricken with terror 
 
 12. 12. besides Judas e. the people, 13. 12. 
 
 15. 8. wherefore he e. fiis people not to fear 
 EXHORTING. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 7 . e. the other that they would jeopard 
 EXILED. 
 
 U isd. 17 . 2. lay e. from the eternal Providence 
 EXPECT. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 25. princes s, what shall be the event 
 15.8.nowtoe. the victory and aid tliat should come 
 EXPEClATION. 
 
 Htsd. 17 . 13. thee, from within being less 
 EXPECTING. 
 
 2 Alac. 8.11, note, the vengeance that was to follow 
 ^ , . EXPENSE. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 32. neither betied to the e. thereof 
 ^ EXPENSES. 
 
 1 Esd. 6.25. the e. thereof to be given by Cyrus 
 Bel 8. tell me who tliis is that devoureth these e. ? 
 
 1 Mac. 10. . 39 . for the necessary e. of the sanctuary 
 44. e. be given of the king’s accounts, 45. 
 EXPElflENCE. 
 
 n isd. 8 . 8 . if a man desire much e. she knoweth 
 Eccl. 1 . 7 . who hath understood her great e. i 
 21 . 22 . but a man of e. is ashamed of him 
 25. 6 . much e. is the crown of old men 
 .34. 9 . he that hath much e. will declare wisdom 
 36. 20. but a man of e. will recompense him 
 EXPERT, 
 
 Bar. 3. 26. of so great stature, and so e. in war 
 I Alac. A.H. with horsemen, these were e. in war 
 EXPIRED. 
 
 loh. 10. 1. when the da 3 ’s of the journey were e. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 29 . after two years fully f.the king sent 
 
 EXPOUND. 
 
 2 Esd. 4 .^ 47 . I shall e. the similitude unto you 
 
 Wisd. 8. 8. and she can e. dark sentences 
 EXPOUNDED. 
 
 2 Esd.l2. 12. but it was not c.unto him,now I declare 
 EXPRESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 32. and ye see that 1 am not able to e. 
 Wisd. 14. 17 . they made an e. image of a king 
 Eccl. 34. 11. and 1 understand more than 1 can g. 
 EXPRESSED. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 1 . great are thy judgments and cannot bee. 
 EXQUISITE. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 29. and poured forth e. parables 
 
 19 . 25. there is an e. subtilty, the same unjust 
 EX I'lNGUISHED. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 3. which being e. our body shall be turned 
 EXrOL. 
 
 Toh. 1.3. 4. and e. him before all the living 
 
 6 . piaise the Lord, e. the everlasting King 
 7.1 will e. my God,my soul shall praise the King 
 Eccl. 6 . 2 . e. not thyselt in thine own heart 
 
 13. 23. they e. what a rich man saith to clouds 
 
 EXIOLLED. 
 
 Tod. 13. 18, blessetl be God who hath e. it for ever 
 EXTOLLEITI. 
 
 Eccl. 37 .7.every counsellor e.counsel, but there one 
 EXl'REME. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 14.an e.fearfulness went through my body 
 JVisd. 12. 27 . therefore came e. damnation on them 
 Eccl. 42. 8. be not ashamed to inform thee, aged 
 2 Alac. 7 . 42. to have spoken of the e. tortures 
 EXTREMITY. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 7 . we wrote to you in the e. of trouble 
 EYE. 
 
 Toh. 4. 16 . let not thine e. be envious when givest 
 Jud. 2. 11. that rebel, let not thine e. spare them 
 Eccl. 4. 5. tui'n not away thine e. from the needy 
 
 7 . 22. hast thou cattle ? have an e. to them 
 
 9. 8. turn away thine e. from a beautiful woman 
 
 11. 12. y^ the e. of the Lord looked upon him 
 
 14. 8. the envious man hath a wicked «. 
 
 9 . a covetous man’s e. not satisfied with his portion 
 
 10 . a wicked e. envieth bread, he is a niggard 
 17- 8 . he set hise. upon their hearts to shew them 
 
 22 . will keep the deeds of man as apple of the e. 
 22 . 19 . he that pricketh the <?. will make tears 
 
 26. 11. watch over an impudent e. marvel not 
 31. 13. remember that a wicked e. is an evil thing, 
 
 and what is more wicked than an e. ? 
 35. 8. give the Lord his honour with a good e. 
 
 10. give to the Most High with a cheerful e. 
 
 40. 22. thine e. desireth favour and beauty 
 
 4.3.18. the e. marvelleth at the beauty of it 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 17 . and his e. was not upon the place 
 EYE-LIDS. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 9 . whoredom may be known in her e. 
 EYES. 
 
 1 E.sd. 4. 19. they gape and fix their e. fast on her 
 
 2 £irf.9..38.I looked back with niy e.and saw woman 
 
 10. 55. as much as thine e. be able to see 
 
 Toh. 2.10.the sparrows muted warm dung into my e. 
 
 3. 12. I set mine e. and my face towards thee 
 17 . scale away the whiteness of ( obit’s e. 6. 8. 
 
 5. 20. he shall return, thine e. shall see him 
 
 10. 5. since I have let tliee go, the light of mine e. 
 
 11. 7 . 1 k now that thy father will open his e. 
 
 8. therefore anoint his e. with the gall, 11. 
 
 12. when his e. began to smart, he rubbed them 
 
 1.3. whiteness pilled away from corners of his e. 
 
 Jud. 7 . 27 . the death of our infants before our e. 
 10.4. decked herself to allure the e. of all men 
 
 16. 9. her sandals ravished his e. her beauty took 
 Esth. 13.18. because death was before their e. 
 IFwrf. 11.18. shooting horriblesparksout of theirc. 
 
 15.15. which neither have the use of e. to see 
 Eccl. 3.25. without e. thou shalt want light 
 
 4. 1. my son, make not the needy e. to wait long 
 
 12. 16. an enemy will weep with his e. but if find 
 
 15. 19. his e. are upon them that fear him 
 
 16. 5. many such things have 1 seen with mine e. 
 
 17 . 6. a tongue, and e. and ears gave he them 
 
 13. and their e. saw the majesty of his glory 
 15. their ways shall not be hid from his e. 
 
 19. and his e. are continually on their ways 
 
 18. 18. a gift of the envious consumeth the e. 
 
 2.3. 19. only feareth the e. of man, and knoweth not 
 that the e. of the Lord are brighter than the sun 
 
 27 . 1. thatseeks abundance will turn his^. away 
 22. he that winketh with his e. worketh evil 
 
 .30. 20. he seeth with his e. and groaneth 
 
 34.16. the g. of the Lord are on them that love him 
 
 17 . he raiseth up the soul, and lighteneth the e. 
 
 20. that killcth the son before his father’s e. 
 
 .38. 28. and his e. look still upon (he pattern 
 39. 19 . ami nothing can be hid from his e. 
 
 4.3. 4. sending bright beams itdimmeth the e. 
 
 45.12. a costly work, (he desires of the e. 
 
 51. 27 . behold with your e. how I had little labour 
 Bar. 1 . 12 . will give us strength and lighten oure. 
 
 2.18. the e. that fail will give thee praise 
 .3. 14. where is the light of the e. and peace 
 
 6. 17 . when they be set up, their e. be full of dust 
 Sus. 9 . they perverted and turned away their e. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 12. then the strangers lift up their e. 
 
 6. 10. sleep is gone from nnnee. my heart fails 
 
 2 Alac. 3. .36. which he had seen with his e. 
 
 EZEKIEL. 
 
 Eccl. 49 . Q. it was E. who saw the trlorious vision 
 EZECHIA.S, or EZEKIAS. 
 
 Q Esd. 7 . 40. and e. for the people in the time of 
 Eccl. 48. 17 . E. fortified his city, and brought water 
 22. E. had done the thing that pleased the Lord 
 49 . 4. all, except David and E. were defective 
 2 Alac. 15. 22. didst send thy angel in time of £, 
 
 F. 
 
 FABLES, 
 
 Bar. 3, 23. merchants of Theman, authors of f. 
 FACE, FACE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 74 . O T.ord, 1 am ashamed before thy /. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. .‘10. 1 will cast you out from my/. 
 
 31. when you offer, 1 will turn my /. from you 
 
 10. 25. her /, on a sudden shined exceedingly 
 12. 7 . if my prayer indeed be come before thy/I 
 15. 6.3. they shall mar the beauty of thy /. 
 
 Toh. 2. 9. I slept, and my /. was uncovered 
 .3. 6. turn not thy /. away from me 
 12. Q Lord, I set mine eyes and/, toward thee 
 4. 7- nor turn thy /. from any poor, and the/, of 
 God shall not be turned away from thee 
 
 1.3. 6. and he will not hide his/, from you 
 Jud. 2. 7 . cover the whole /. of the earth, 19. 
 
 4. 11. spread sackcloth before the /. of the latrd 
 
 6. 5. and thou Acliior shalt see my/, no more 
 
 19. look on the /. of those that are sanctified 
 7- 4. these men will lick up the/. of (he earth 
 
 9. 1. then Judith fell upon her f. 10. 2.3. 
 
 11. 13. that serve in Jerus. before the /. ot our God 
 
 21. there is not such a woman for beauty of/. 
 
 14. .3. and they shall flee bclore your.f. 
 
 6. he fell down on his/, and his spirit failed 
 JVisd. 4. 20. iniquities shall convince them to their/. 
 
 5. 1. before the /. of such as liave altlicted him 
 
 12. 14. nor king or tyrant be able to set his/. 
 Eccl. 6. 12. he will hide himself from thy/. 
 
 17 . 25. return, make thy prayer betore his/. 
 
 18. 24. when he shall turn away his/. 
 
 21. 2. tlce from sin as from the /. of a serpent 
 
 25. 17 . the wickedness of a vvoman chaiigeth her/. 
 
 26. 17 . so is the beauty of the /. in ripe age 
 .34.3. even as the likeness of a/, to a/. 
 
 41. 21. to turn away thy/, from thy kinsman 
 IJan. 3. 18. now we fear thee, and seek thy /. 
 
 Bus. 32. these men commanded to uncover her /. 
 Bel 42. were devoured in a moment before his /. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 22. overthrew them before our/. 4. 10. 
 
 7 . 30. and he wouhl see his/. no more 
 
 10. 72 . thy foot is not able to stand before our/. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 16. whoso had looked high priest in the/. 
 
 FACES. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 55. whereas our/, shall be blacker than 
 Toh. 12. 16. they were troubled, and fell on (heir/. 
 Eccl. 50. 17 . fell down to the earth on their/. 
 
 Bar. 1. 15. but to us belongeth confusion of/. 
 
 6. 1.3. they wipe their /. bec.nise of dust of temple 
 21. their/. are blacked thro’ the smoke of temple 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 55. then all the people fell on their/. 
 
 7- 3. he said, let me not see their /. 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 6. which witnessed to their/. declared 
 
 FACr. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 36. Greeks that abhorred the/. complained 
 FACTION. 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 3, by one of Simon’s/. murders committed 
 FAIL. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 1.3. their seeds shall/. through blasting 
 J?/d. I I. 6. my lord shall not/. of his purposes 
 12. for their victuals/. them, and their water 
 
 12. .3. if thy provision should /. how slioiild we give ? 
 Eccl. 2. 8. believe him, your reward shall not/. 
 
 3. 1,3. if his understanding/. have patience 
 
 7 . .34./. not to be with them that weep 
 24. 9 . he created me, and I shall never f. 
 
 . 37 . 2.3. the fruits of his understanding/. not 
 
 Bar. 2. iS. the eyes that/. will give thee iiraise, O L- 
 FAILED. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 29. saw evil-doers so that my heart /. me 
 Jttd. 7 . 19. Israel cried to Lord, because their heart/. 
 
 20. _so that all their vessels of water/. Bethulia 
 
 14. 6. Achior fell down on his face, and liis spirit/. 
 
 Esth. 10. 5. and nothing thereof hath /. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 24. he comforted those that J. in jiatience 
 .34. 7 . they have /. that put tlieir trust in them 
 49 . 4. forsook the law, even the kings of Judah/, 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 29. that the money of his treasures /. 
 
 2 Alac. 13.19. he was put to flight,/, lost of his men 
 
 FAir.EI H. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 5.3. born when the womb f. are otherwise 
 
 13. 4. as the earth /, when it feeleth the fire 
 IfV.vrf. 7 . 14. for wisdom is a treasure that never/. 
 Eccl. 17 . 31. than the sun, yet the light thereof/. 
 
 41. 2. acceptable to him whose strength /. 
 
 1 Alac. 6, 10. and my heart/, for very care 
 FAILING. 
 
 JVisd. 17 . 15. partly fainted, their heart/. them 
 FAIN, 
 
 1 Mac. 6, 54. they were/. to disperse themselves 
 FAIN r. 
 
 Jud. 8. 31. send us rain, and we shall /. no more 
 Eccl. 2. 12. woe be to fearful hearts and /. hands 
 
 4. 9 . be not /.-hearted when thou sittest in judgm, 
 
 7 . 10, be nAt/.-hearted when makest thy (irayer 
 24. 24./. not to be strong in I.ord, to confirm you 
 
 4.3. 10. they will never f. in their watches 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 17 . we are ready to /'. with fasting 
 
 fainted. 
 
 Jud. 7 . 22. women and young men /, for thirst 
 
 8. 9. when she heard that they /, for lack of water 
 Esth. 15. 7- the queen fell down, vvas pale and /. 
 JVisd. 17 .15. vexed with apparitions, and partly/. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 24. astonished at the povver of God, and/. 
 
 FAIN'J’NES.S. 
 
 Esth. 15. 15. she was speaking, she fell down for/. 
 FA I It, FAIR. 
 
 Toh, 6. 12. the maid is/. and wise, now hear me 
 Jud. 12. 1.3. let not this/. damsel fear to come 
 Esth. 16. 5. the /. speech of those tint are in trust 
 Eccl. 3. 15. as the ice in the/. warm weather 
 6. 5. 'A f. tongue vvill increase kind greetings 
 
 1.3. 6. will speak thee/. and say, what wantest thou i 
 
 22. 17 . as/, plastering on the wall ot a gallery 
 24. 14. as a /. olive-tree in a pleasant field 
 
 18. 1 am the mother of f. love, fear, and hope 
 26. 18. so are the /. feet with a constant heart 
 .50. 10. as a/. olive-tree budding forth fruit 
 Sus. 2. a very/, woman, and one that feared the Ld. 
 
 4. loacim had a/. garden joining tv) his house 
 2 Alac. 3. 25. an horse adorned with a very /. cover. 
 FAIUL 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 1. and the land shall be barren of/. 
 
 6. 5. that have gathered /. for a treasure 
 
 28. foi'/. it shall flourish, corruption be overcome 
 
 7 . 34. truth shall stand, and /. shall wax strong 
 
 13. 23. such as have /. towards the Almighty 
 JVisd. 3. 14. to him shall be given special gift of/. 
 
 639 
 
APOCRYPHAJ F a L 
 
 Eccl. 1. C?./. and meekness are liis delight 
 
 25. 12./. is the beginnin!r ot cleavins to him 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 35. for the justice and^. that he kept 
 
 FAl I HFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 24. in his statutes have they not been /. 
 
 8. 35. among/, there is none hath not done amiss 
 
 15. 2. cause them to be written, for they are/. 
 
 E^th. 16. 1. the king to all our /. subjects, greeting 
 Wisd. 3.9. such as he /. in love shall abide with him 
 Eccl. 1. 14. it was created with the/, in the womb 
 
 6. 14. a f. friend is a strong defence and a treasure 
 
 15. nothing dotli countervail a/, friend 
 
 16. a/. friend is the medicine of life 
 7 . 18. nor a/. brother for the gold of Ophir 
 
 22. 23. he /. to thy neishbour m his poverty 
 •26.15. shamefaced and/. woman is a double grace 
 
 27 . 17 . love thy friend, and be/, to him 
 
 33. 3. the law is /. to him as an oracle 
 
 34. 8. wisdom is perfection to a f. mouth 
 
 36. 16. and let thy prophets be found /. 
 
 37 . 13. for there is no man more/. to tnee than it 
 
 44. 20. when he was proved, he was found /._ 
 
 46. 15. by his word he was known to be /. in vision 
 48. 22. as Esay who was great and /. in vision 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 52. was not Abraham found/. in temptat.' 
 
 3. 13. .ludas had gathered a company of the /. 
 
 7 . 8. Bacchides was a great man and/. to the king 
 10. 27 . now continue you still to be /. unto us 
 
 14. 41. till there should arise a /. prophet 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 2. Isaac and .lacobhis f. servants 
 
 9. 26. that every man will be still/. tome 
 
 FAITHFULLY. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 3. keep thy word and deal /. with him 
 FAITHFULNE.S.S. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 15. and to perform acceptable /. 
 
 45. 4. he sanctified him in his /. and meekness 
 
 46. 15. by his /. lie was found a true prophet 
 
 FALL. 
 
 2E.t(f. 7 . 7 . entrance is set in a dangerous place to/. 
 
 10. 9 . that ought to mourn for the /. of so many 
 
 48. my son happened to have a/. and died 
 
 12. 18. it shall not then f. but be restored 
 
 28. but at the last shall he/, through the sword 
 
 1.3. 58. and such things as/. in their seasons 
 
 15. 57 . and thou shall/, through the sword 
 Toh. 11.8. he shall rub,the whiteness shall/, away 
 Jvd. 6. 6. and thou shalt/. among their slain 
 
 9. let not thy countenance/. I have spoken 
 
 8. 19. they had a great /. before our enemies 
 
 16 . 7 . the mighty one did not /. by young men 
 E-vr/i. 14. 11. O Lord, let them not laugh at our /. 
 Wisd. 3. 15. the root of wisdom shall never/. 
 
 6. 9. that ye may learn vvisdom, and not/. away 
 
 7 . 25. therefore can no defiled thing/. into her 
 
 10. 1. and she brought him out of his /. 
 
 13.16. he provided for it, that it might not /. 
 
 17 . 18. or a pleasing/, of water running violently 
 Eccl. 1. .30. exalt not thyself, lest thou /. 
 
 2. 7 . wait for mercy and go not aside, lest ye /. 
 
 18. we will /. into the hands of the Lord 
 
 5 . 13. and the tongue of man is his/. 
 
 4i. 1. strive not with a mighty man lest thou/, 
 
 9 . 3. meet not an harlot lest thou /. into her snares 
 9 . so through thy desire thou /. into destruction 
 
 12. 15. if then begin to /. he will not tarry 
 
 13. 21. a rich man beginning to/, is held up 
 
 14. 18. as of the green leaves, some /. some grow 
 
 19 . 1. small things, he shall/, by little and little 
 
 2. wine and women will make men to/. away 
 
 20. 18. the /. of the w'icked shall come speedily 
 
 22. 19 . that pricketh the eye will make tears/ 
 
 27 . on my lips, that I /. not suddenly by them 
 
 23. 1. leave me not, and let me not /. by them 
 
 3. lest I /. before mine adversaries and my enemy 
 
 8. the evil speaker and proud shall/, thereby 
 
 25. 7- he that liveth to see the /. of his enemy 
 
 19. let the portion of a sinner /. upon her 
 27 . 26. whoso di"geth a pit shall /. therein 
 
 27 . he that worketh miscliief it shall/. on him 
 
 29 . they that rejoice at the /. of the righteous 
 28.23. such as forsake the Lord shall /. into it 
 
 26. lest thou /. before him that lieth in wait 
 29. 19 . a W'icked man transgressing the commandm. 
 of L. shall/. into suretyshin ; shall/. into snares 
 
 20. beware that thou thyself/, not into the same 
 .32. 20. go not in a way wherein thou mayest/. 
 
 35. 15. her cry against him thatcauseth them to/, 
 
 38. 15. let him/, into the hand of the physician 
 
 16. ray son, let tears/. down over the dead 
 43. 13. by his commandm. he maketh snow to/. 
 
 46. 6. he made the battle to/. on the nations 
 50. 4. he took care of temple that it should not /. 
 Bar. 4. 31. miserable are they that rejoiced at thy /. 
 .33. for as she rejoiced and was glad at thy /. 
 
 6. 27 . for if they /. to the ground at any time 
 Shs. 23. it is better for me to/, into your hands 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 19 ./. away every one from the religion 
 
 3. 25. an exceeding great dread to /. on the nations 
 
 4. .32. cause boldness of their strength to/, away 
 
 7 . .38. be avenged, and let them /. by the sword 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 7 . Antiochus fell, so that having a sore /. 
 
 FALLEN. 
 
 ZEsd.7. 48. O Adam, thou art not/. alone, but we all 
 
 13. 23. that be/. into danger are such as have works 
 . 37 . for their wicked life are/. into the tempest 
 Jud. 10. 2. Judith rose where she had/, down 
 11.11. even death is now /. upon them and their sin 
 Wisd. 11.20. they have /. down with one blast 
 18. 23. when the dead were now/, down by heaps 
 Eccl. 13. 22. when a rich man is /. he hath helpers 
 
 28. 18, many have /. by the edge «f the sword, but 
 
 not so many as have /. by the tongue 
 
 49 . 13. who raised up for us the walls that were /. ? 
 
 1 Mac. 9.21. how is the valiant man /. that delivered 
 12. 37 . the wall on the east-side was/. down 
 
 FALLETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 6.56. hast likened to a drop that/, from vessel 
 Wisd. 11. 22. as a drop of dew fliat /. on the earth 
 Eccl. 3. 31. when he/. he shall find a stay 
 
 Bar. 6. 55. when fire /. on house of gods of wood 
 FALLING. 
 
 QEsd. 12.18. great strivings, shall stand in peril of/. 
 
 640 
 
 FAS 
 
 Wisd. 16. 11. that not /. into deep forgetfulness 
 17 . 4 . noises as of waters /. sounded almut them 
 Eccl. .34. 16 . frorh stumbling, and he isa help from/. 
 43. 17 ./. down thereof as lighting of grasshoppers 
 2 Mac. 3. 21. to see the /. down of the multitude 
 FA LI..S. 
 
 2 Esd. 8 . 17 . I see /. of ns that dwell in the land 
 FA L.SE. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 1. the hopes of a man are vain and/. 
 
 4. from that which is/. what truth can come ? 
 
 .36. 19. so doth an heart of understanding/.speeches 
 
 Bar. 6. 8. yet are they but /. and cannot speak 
 44. whatsoever is done among them is/. 
 
 59. it is better to be a king than such/, gods 
 Sus. 43. knowest they have borne/, witness ag. me 
 49. for they have borne/. witness against her 
 61 for Daniel had convided them of/, witness 
 FALSEHOOD. 
 
 Esth. 16.6. beguiling with /. and deceit of disposition 
 2 Mac. 15. 10. shewing them the/, of the heathen 
 FALSEI.Y. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 29. though they swear/. yet they look not 
 Bel 12. or else Daniel that speakelli/. against us 
 FAME. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 26. insomuch as his/, came to the king 
 41. the merchants hearing the/, of them 
 FAMILY, 
 
 T 06 . 5.10. shew me of what tribe and/, thou art 
 11. dost thou seek a tribe or/, of an hired man r 
 
 I. 3. I enquired to know thy tribe and thy/. 
 
 Jud. 8.18. no/, who worship gods made with hands 
 Est/i. 14. 5. I have heard in the tribe of my /. 
 
 16. 18. hanged at gates of Susa, with all Ins/. 
 FAMILIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 4. prepare you after your/, and kindreds 
 
 5. the dignity of the/, of you the Livites 
 
 2. 8. then the chief of the /. of Judea stood up 
 5. 1. the principal men ot the /. were chosen 
 4. the names of the men according to their/. 
 
 63. and of the chief of their/, the ancients 
 68. so they went to the chief of the /. anri said 
 
 8. 28. the chief according to their/, and dignities 
 59. to the principal men of the f. of Israel 
 
 9. 16. Esdras chose the principal men of their /. 
 
 FAMIN E. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 5. I will bring/, death, and destruction 
 49 . I will send poverty,/, sword, and pestilence 
 
 16. 18. the beginning of/, and great dearth 
 19. behold/, and plague are sent as scourges 
 21. sword,/, and great confusion shall grow 
 
 46. for in captivity and /. shall they get children 
 Tab. 4. 13. for lewdness is the mother of/. 
 
 Jud. 5. 10. a/, covered all the land of Chanaan 
 7 , 14. they and children shall be consumed with/. 
 Eccl. . 39 . 29 . f. and death created for vengeance 
 40. 9- calamities,/, were created for the wicked 
 48. 2. he brought a sore /. upon them 
 Bar. 2. 25. they died by/, sword, and by pestilence 
 1 Mac. 6. 54. the /. did so prevail against them 
 9 . 24. in those days there was a very great/. 
 
 13. 49. a great number of them perished through /. 
 
 FAMOUS 
 
 Eccl. 44. 1. let us now praise /. men and fathers 
 Bar. 3. 26. the giants, f. from the beginning 
 FANCIETII. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 5. heart /. as a woman’s heart in travail 
 FAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 11. our sin in these things is spread /. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 2. thy heart hath gone too/, in this world 
 Tob. 1.3.11. many nations shall come from/. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 24. they went astray very/, in error 
 
 14. 17 , because they dealt /. off ; they took the 
 
 counterfeit of his visage from /. 
 Eccl. 9 . 13. keep/, from the man that hath power 
 
 15. 8. for she is /. from pride, men that are liars 
 21. 7 . an eloquent man is known /. and near 
 23. .3. whose hope is /. from thy mercy 
 
 12. all such things shall be/, from the godly 
 27 . 20. he is too/, off, he is as a roe escaped 
 
 43. 30. exalt Lord, for even yet will he/, exceed 
 
 47 . )6. thy name went /. unto the islands 
 Bar. 3. 21. their children were /. from that way 
 
 4. 15. he hath brought a nation on them from/. 
 
 6. 73 . for the just man shall be/. from reproach 
 Sus. 51. put these two aside one /. from another 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 12. hail conquered kingdoms/, and nigh 
 23. the sword also and enemy be /. from them 
 
 13. 5. be it /. from me that I should spare 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 40. a man/, gone in years, no less in folly 
 8. 25. they took their money and pursued them /. 
 
 FARE. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 26. a stubborn heart shall /. evil at last 
 32 24. that trusteth shall /. never the worse 
 FARE uell._ 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 20. if ye and your children/. Kell 
 
 II. 21./. ye we//, 33. 38. , . . , , 
 
 28. if ye/, well we have our desire, we are in health 
 
 FASHION. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 35. how long shall I hope on this/. 
 
 5. 53. that he born in strength of youth are of one/. 
 Wisd. 2.15. not like others, his ways are of another/. 
 
 14. 19 . to make the resemblance ot the best/. 
 
 FASHIONED. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 8. for when the body is/. in the womb 
 11. that the thing which is /. may be nourished 
 14. him who with so great labour was/. 
 
 JVisd. 7 . 2. 1 was/, to be flesh in time often months 
 
 13. 13. formed it and /. it to the image of a man 
 15.16. he that borrowed his own spirit/, them 
 19 . 6. the whole creature was/, again anew 
 
 FASHIONEIH. . 
 
 JVifd. 15. 7 . potter/. every vessel with much labour 
 Eccl. 38. .30. he/, the cla v with his arm, boweth dow n 
 FASIHONS. 
 
 Wisd. 16 . 25. even then w'as it altered info all/. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 9. training up in the/, of the heathen 
 13. now such was the height ot Greek/. 
 
 6. 8. that the Jews should observe the same/. 
 FAST. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 18. thou didst set/, the earth 
 Wisd. 2. 5. it is/. sealed, no man cometh again 
 4. 4. yet standing not/. they shall be shaken 
 
 FAT 
 
 Wisd. 13.15. set it in a wall, and made it/, with iron 
 Eccl. 4. 13. he that holds her/, shall inherit glory 
 44. 12. their seed stands/, children for their sakes 
 Bar. 6. 18. so the priests make / their temples 
 Bel 11. shut the door/ and seal it with thy signet 
 FASl EN. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 24. he shall also/. a pin in her walls 
 FA.Sl. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 50. and there 1 vowed a/, to the young men 
 73 . rising up from the /. with my clothes rent 
 
 2 E.sd. 6. .31. if thou wilt /. seven days again 
 
 9 . 23. seven days, but thou shalt m-t/. in them 
 
 10. 4. but I purpose to mourn and /. till 1 die 
 
 FASTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 20. I/. seven days, mourning and weeping 
 6. .35. 1 wept and /. seven days in like manner 
 Jud. 4. 13. the people/. many days in all Judea 
 
 8. 6. she/, all the daysof her widowhood 
 
 Bar. 1.5. they wept, /. and prayed before the Lord 
 1 Mac. 3. 47 . they/, that day, and put on sackcloth 
 FASllNG. 
 
 Tc4.12.8. prayer is good with/, alms and righteous. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 17 . ready to faint with/ all this day 
 
 2 Mac. 13.12. they besought L. with weeping and/. 
 
 FAT. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 14. the priests offered the/, until night 
 
 9. 51. go then, eat the /. and drink the sweet 
 Jud. 16^ 16 . and all the /. is not sufficient 
 Eccl. 26. 13. and her discretion will / his bones 
 .35. 6. the offering of righteous makes the altar/ 
 
 .38. 11. and make a /. offering, as not being 
 
 47 . 2. as the /, taken from the peace offering 
 Dan. 3. 16 . like as in ten thousands of/, lambs 
 Bel 27 . Daniel took pitch, / hair, and made Jumps 
 FATHEH. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 34. made him king instead of Josiashis/ 
 
 4. 20. a man leaveth his /. and cleaveth to his wite 
 
 21. rememhei eth neither /. mother, nor country 
 25. man lovefh his wife belter than / and mother 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 28. have not 1 prayed you as a /. his sons 
 
 29. that ye should be my children, and I your /. 
 
 2. 5. as for me. Of. I call on thee for a witness 
 Tob. .3. 7 . Sara was also reproached by her / maids 
 
 5. 1./. I will do all that thou hast commanded 
 
 6. 12. now hear me. and 1 will speak to her /. 
 
 15. the precepts which thy /. gave thee to marry 
 
 9 . 4. but my /. counteth the days if 1 tarry long 
 
 10. 1. now' Tobithis/. counted every day 
 
 12. honour thy /. and mother-in-law, thy parents 
 
 11. 2. thou knowest how thou didst leave thy /. 
 
 14. 1.3. he buried his/, and mother honourably 
 
 Jud. 9.2. O L. God of my /. Simeon, to whom gavest 
 
 12. I pray thee, I pray thee, O God of my/. 
 Esth. 16. 11. as he was called our/, and honoured 
 IVisd. 10.1. preserved the first formed/, of the world 
 
 11. 10. these thou didst admonish and try as a/. 
 
 14.3. but thy providence, O F. governeth it 
 
 15. for a/, afflicted with untimely mourning 
 
 Eccl. 3. 1. hear me, your /. O children, and do 
 .3. whoso honoureth his /. maketh an atonement 
 
 8. honour thy/, and mother in word and deed 
 
 9 . for the blessing of the /. establisheth children 
 
 10. glorv not in the dishonourof thy/ 
 
 11. for the glory of a man is from honour of his / 
 
 12. my son. help thy/, in his age, grieve him not 
 
 4. 10. be a/, to tatherless, and husband to mother 
 
 7 . 27 . honour thy/, with thy whole heart 
 
 22.3. an ill-nurtured son is the dishonour of his /. 
 
 4. she that lives dishonestly is her/, heaviness 
 
 5. she that is bold dishonoureth her/, and husband 
 23. 1. O Lord,/, and governor of all my life 
 
 4. O Lord,/, and God of my life, give me not 
 14. remember thy/, and thy mother 
 .30. 4. though his/, die, yet he is as though notdead 
 .34. 20. as one that killeth the sen before his/, eyes 
 41 . 17 . be ashamed of whoiedom before/, and mo. 
 42. 9 . the/, w akefh for the daughter, none knoweth 
 
 10. lest she should be got with child in her/, house 
 44. 19 . Abraham was a great/ ot many people 
 51. 10. I called on the Lord, the/, of my Lord 
 
 Sus. .30. so she came with her / and mother 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 54. Phinees our/, obtained covenant 
 65. give ear to him, he shall be a/, unto you 
 
 .3.2. so did all they that held with his/. 
 
 6.2.3. we have been w illing to serve thy/. 
 
 11. 2. so to do because he w as his/.-in-law 
 
 40. that he might reign in his/ stead 
 
 1.3. .3. what my /. house have done for the laws 
 
 27 . a monument upon the sepulchre ot his/. 
 
 28. he set up pyramids for his/, and mother 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 23. my/. at what time he led an army 
 
 11. 23. since our /. is translated to the gods 
 14. 37 . w'ho was called a/, of the Jews 
 
 FAITIERLESS. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 19 . mind of king and /. child to be allone 
 o Esd. 2. 20. judge for the/. give to the poor 
 Eccl. 4. 10. he as a father to the/, and a husband 
 .35. I4.hewill not despise the supplication ot the/ 
 Bar. 6. .38. nor can they do gootl to the/, 
 o Mac .3. 10. for the relief of widows and /. 
 FATHERS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 11 .according tothe several dignities of/ 
 31 . Josiasdied and wasburieil inhis/. sepulchre 
 
 2.21. it may be sought out in the books of thy /. 
 
 6. 15. but when our / provoked God to wrath 
 Tob. 3. 3. punish me not for the sins of my /. 
 
 5. deal with me according to my sins and my/ 
 4 .12. take a wife of seed of thy/ not a strange wo¬ 
 man who is not of thy /. tribe ; our /. married 
 8.5. blessed art thou, t) God of our/. 
 
 Jud. 5. 7 . they would not follow the ^odsof their/. 
 
 7. 28. fake to witness our God and Lord ot our/. 
 
 8. 25. w ho trieth us even as he did our /. 
 
 10. 8. the God, the God of our/, give thee favour 
 Wisd. 9 . 1. O God of my/, and Lord of mercy 
 
 12.21. to whose /. hast sworn and made covenant 
 18. 6. of that night were our/, certified afpre 
 
 9. the/, now' singing out the songs of praise 
 
 24. in stones was the glory of/, graven 
 Eccl. 8. 9- for they also learned of their /. 
 
 44. 1. let us now praise our /. that begat us 
 Bar. 2. 6. but to us and to our/, open shame 
 
FE A 
 
 FE A 
 
 FET [Apocrypha. 
 
 Bar. 2. 21. the land that I pave unto 3 'our/. 
 
 3. 8. accordin'! to all the iniquities ofour/. 
 
 Da7i. 3. 3. blessed art thou, U Lord God ofour f. 
 Bel 1. king Ast>'ages was gathered to his/. _ 
 Prayer of Manasx. O Lord, almighty God otonr/. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. ly. tall away from the religion of their /. 
 
 20. we will walk in the covenantot our/. 
 
 50. give your lives for the covenant of your/. 
 
 51. remember what acts our /. did in their time 
 (>9. lie blessed lliem, anil was gathered to liis/. 
 
 4. 9. remembei- how our/, were delivered 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 25. thou that didst choose the/. 
 
 5.10. nor had he sepulchre with his/. 
 
 6. 1. the Jews to depart from the laws of their/. 
 
 7. 2. rather than transgress the laws of our/. 
 
 24. it he would turn from the laws of his/. 
 
 .30. the law that was given to our/, by Moses 
 37 . 1 offer my body and life for laws of our/. 
 
 12. 39 . to bury them in their/. graves 
 
 13. 9. worse than had been done in his/, time 
 
 KAUCHION. 
 
 J7td. 13. 6. she took down his /. from thence 
 IG. 9 . and the./', passed through his neck 
 FAULl'. 
 
 Perl. 9. 13. make no/. lest he fake away thy life 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 3y. as for any /. committed to this day 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 28. articles agreed on, man being in no/. 
 
 FAULl LESS. 
 
 Eccl. 23.10. he that sweai elh shall not be /. 
 FAVOUR. 
 
 1 E-d. 6. 5. the elders of the .lews obtained /. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 56. if 1 have found f. in thy sight, G. 11. 
 'J'o6. 1.13. gave me grace and/. before Enemessar 
 
 12. 18. not of any/, of mine, but by the will ofG. 
 Jad. 8. 23. our servitude shall not be directed to/. 
 
 10. 8. the God of our fathers give thee/. 
 
 E'ifi. 16 . 11. had so far obtained the /. we shew 
 Wisd. 12. 18. thou orderest us with great/. 
 
 Ecct. 1. 13. he shall lind/. in the day of death 
 
 3. 18. thou slialt tind / before the Lord 
 
 22. 21. for there may be a returning tof. 
 
 32. 10. before a shamefaced tnan goeth/. 
 
 14. they that seek him early shall find/. 
 
 40. 22. thine eye desireth /. and beauty 
 
 41. 24. so shalt thou find /. before all men 
 45. 1. which found/. in the sight of all fiesh 
 
 Bar. 1. 12. we shall find /. in their sight 
 2. 14. give us /. in sight of them that led us captive 
 1 Mac. 10. Go. where he found /. in their sight 
 
 11.21. to the king where he found/, in his sight 
 QMac. 2.22. Lord being gracious to them with al!/. 
 
 4. 11. privileges granted of special/. to the Jews 
 
 6. 22. and for the old triendsliip might find /. 
 12.45. there was great/, laid up for those godly 
 
 FAVOURABLE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.53.we besought Lord and found him f. to us 
 
 FAVOURABLY. 
 
 JVisd. 6. 16. sheweth herself/ to them in the ways 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 27 . he will/, yield to your desires 
 
 FAVOURED. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 18. he was of a well /. countenance 
 FEAR. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 3. 1 began to speak words full of/. 
 
 2'oh. 1 . 19 . withdrew m.\ self for /. 
 
 14. 2. he increased in the /. of the T.ord God 
 Bid. 2. 28. the/ and dread of him fell upon all 
 
 14. 3. then/.sPiall fall upon them, they shall tiee 
 
 15. 2./ and trembling fell upon them 
 
 Esth. 14. 1. Esther in/, of death resorted to the Lord 
 
 19. O thou mighty God, deliver me out of my/ 
 15.5. but her heart was in anguish for/ 
 
 8. the king, who in a/, leaped from his throne 
 
 13. my heart was troubled for / of thy majesty 
 JVisd. 4. 20. they shall come with/. iniquities con- 
 
 5. 2. they shall be troubled with terrible/. [vince 
 
 6. 7. he who is l.ord shall/. no man’s person 
 12.11. nor didst thou for/give them pardon 
 
 17 . 4. nor might the corner keep them from / 
 
 10. they died for/, denying they saw the air 
 12 ./. is nothing but a betraying ofsuccours 
 
 15. for a suilden/. not looked for came upon them 
 
 19 . these things made them to swoon for/. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 11. the/, of the Lord is honour and glory 
 
 12. the/ ot the Lord maketh a merry heart 
 
 14. to/the Lord is the beginning of wisdom 
 
 16. to/, the l.ord is fulness of wisdom 
 
 18. the/, ot the l.ord is a crown of wisdom 
 
 20. the root of wisdom is to /. the Lord 
 
 21. the/, cf the Lord driveth away sins 
 
 27 . the/, of the Lord is wisdom and instruction 
 
 28. distrust notthe/.of Ixird when thou art poor 
 .30. thou earnest not in truth to the /. of the Lord 
 
 2 . 7 . ye that/ the I.ord wait for his mercy 
 
 8. ye that/, the Lord, believe him 
 
 9. ye that/ the Lord, hope for good and joy 
 
 16. thaty. the Lord will seek what is pleasing 
 
 4. 17 . she will bi ing/ and dread upon him 
 
 5. 5. be not without/, to add sin unto sin 
 
 6. 16. and they that/ the Lord shall find him 
 
 9. 16. let thy glorying be in the / of the Lord 
 
 10. 19. they that/, the Lord are a sure seed 
 
 21. they, ot the Lord goeth before authori y 
 
 22. their glory is the/, of the Lord 
 15.13. and they that/. God love it not 
 
 16. 2. except (he/, of the Lord be with them 
 
 18. 27 . a wise man will /. in every thing 
 19.18.the/.of the Lord is the first.step to be accepted 
 
 22. 18. a tearful heart cannot stand against any f 
 
 23. 27 . nothing better than the /. of the Lord 
 
 24. 18. 1 am the mother of fair love and / 
 
 25. 6. the /. of God is the glory of old men 
 
 Jr*’'"'! bcsiiining of his love 
 ’Jr * "^self diligently in the/, of the Lord 
 ^f^Lord shall find judgment 
 .36. 2. semi thy y. on all nations that .seek not 
 40. 2. and cause /. of heart |1 5./. of death 
 
 7 . he marvelleth that the/. was nothing 
 
 26. but they, ot the Lord is above them both * 
 
 OT .u /• nowantinthe/of the Lord 
 
 27 . the/, otthe Lord is a fruitful garden 
 4L .3./. not the sentence of death, remember 
 45. 23. Phmeeshad a zeal in the/ of the Lord 
 
 Bar. 3.7. fliou hast put thy /. in our hearts 
 .3.3. calleth it again, and it obeyeth him with /, 
 Shs. 57 . and they for / companied with yon 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 62. /. not then the words of a sinful man 
 3.6. wherefore the wicked shrunk for/, of him 
 
 25. then began the /. of Judas to fall on nations 
 4.8./. ye not their multitude, nor be afiaid 
 
 10. 76. they of the city let him in for /. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 17 . the man was so compassed with/. 
 21. the/, of the high priest being in an agony 
 .30. the temple was full of/ and trouble 
 
 6. .‘10. I suffer these things, because 1 /. him 
 
 7 . 29./. not this tormentor, but take thy ileath 
 
 12.22. the enemies being smitten witJi / tied 
 
 .13.16. they filled the camp with/. and tumult' 
 
 15. 18. but the principal /. was for the temple 
 
 23. send a good angel tor a /. and dread to them 
 FLARED. 
 
 2 Esd. 12.1.3. it shall be/. above all kingdoms 
 To/>. 12. 16. they fell on their faces, for they /. 
 Jud. 8. 8. none gave her an ill word, for she/. God 
 Eccl. 1.8. there is one wise and greatly to be/. 
 Sus. 2. a fair woman and one that / the Lord 
 
 1 Mac. .3. .30. /. be should not be able to bear charges 
 12. 28. they/, anil trembled in their hearts 
 
 FEAREI'K. 
 
 J7td. 16. 16. but he that/. the Lord is great 
 Eccl. 1. 1.3. whoso/. the L. it shall go well with him 
 6. 17 . whoso/. the Lord shall direct friendship 
 
 10. 24. none greater than he that/. the Lord 
 15. 1. he that/ the Lord, will do good 
 
 19.24. that hath small understanding and /. God 
 
 21. 6. he that/. the I-. w'ill repent from his heart 
 
 23. 19. such a man only /. the eyes of men 
 
 25.10. there is none above him that/, the Lord 
 
 26. 5. there be three things which m'y heart/. 
 
 2.3. but a godly woman given to him that / the L. 
 .32.14. whoso/. the L. will receive his discipline 
 .33. 1. no evil shall happen to him that/, the l.ord 
 34. 14. whoso/. the L. shall not fear or be afraid 
 15. blessed is the soul of him that/. the Ix)rd 
 FEARFUL. 
 
 2 Esd.H.QZ. word true, and whose ordinance is/. 
 12. shew me the plain difference of this/, vision 
 
 15. 13. their seeds shall fail with a/, constellation 
 Eccl. 2. 12. woe be to /. hearts and faint hands 
 
 22. 18. so a/. heart cannot stand against fear 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 56. such as were/. commanded to return 
 
 2 Mac. 1.24. O Lord God, who art/. and strong 
 
 8. 13. they that were/, and distrusted, fled 
 
 FEARFULNESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 14. an extreme /. went through my body 
 
 11. 40. had pow’er over the world with great/. 
 
 15. 37 . there shall be great f. and trembling 
 
 FEARING. 
 
 Es/7i. 11 . 9 . nation was troubled,/, their own evils 
 Eccl. 29 . 7 . refused to lend, /. to be defrauded 
 2 Mac. 9. 29. who also/, the son of Antiochus 
 FEAST. 
 
 1 E.^d. 1.1. .Tosias held the /. of the passover 
 
 19. Israel held the /. of sweet bread seven days 
 .3. 1. Darius made a great /. to all his subjects 
 
 5. 51. also they held the /. of tabernacles 
 
 7 . 14. they kept the/, of unleavened bread 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 31. your solemn/, days have 1 forsaken 
 2. .38. those that be sealed in the/, of the Lord 
 
 9. 47 . the time he should have a wife, T made a/. 
 Tub. 2. 1. when 1 was come home in the / of Pen¬ 
 tecost, which is the holy/, of the seven weeks 
 
 8. 19 . he kept the wedding/, fourteen days 
 J7id. 6. 21. Ozias made a /. to the elders 
 
 10. 2. in the sabbath-days, and in her/.-days 
 
 12. 10. Holofernes made a/. to his servants only 
 
 13. 1. were weary beiause the/, had been long 
 Est/i. 14. 17 . I have not greatly esteemed the king’s/. 
 Eccl.29.25. shalt entertain anil /. and have no thanks 
 
 32. 1. if thou be made the master of the/ 
 
 2. receive a crown for well-ordering the/. 
 
 Bar. 6. .32. as men do at the /. when one is dead 
 
 1 Mac. 10. . 34 . and the three davs after the/. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.9. see that ye keep the / of tabernacles 
 
 6. 7- «nd when the/, of Bacchus was kept 
 
 21. they that had the charge of that wicked/ 
 
 8. .33. as they kept the /. for the victory 
 10.6. with gladness, as in /. of tabernacles 
 
 12. .31. came to Jems. the/, of weeks approaching 
 32. after the/, called Pentecost went forth 
 FEASTED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.6.3. they/, with instruments of music 
 FEASTING. 
 
 J7id. 16. 20. the people continued /. in Jerusalem 
 Est/i. 16 . 22 . shall keep it an high day witli all f 
 FEASTINGS. 
 
 JVisd. 19.16. whom they had received with f. 
 FEA.S'I'S. 
 
 Tub. 1. 6. T went often to Jerusalem at the/. 
 
 2. 6. your/, shall be turned into mourning 
 J7id. 8. 6. she fasted, save the,/. and solemn days 
 Esf/i. 16. 22. among your solemn/, ye shall keep it 
 Eccl. 33. 8. and he altered seasons and /. 
 
 4.3. 7 . from the moon is the sign of f. a light 
 47 . 10. he beautified their /. and set in order 
 Bar. 1 . 14. read this on the /. and solemn days 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .39. her /. were tin ned into mourning 
 10. .34. 1 will that all the/. and sabbaths 
 
 12. 11. in our/, and other convenient days 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 6. to keep sabbath and ancient /. 
 
 7 . 42. have spoken concerning the idolatrous f. 
 
 FEA'I'IIER. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 12. there arose one /. and reigned 
 FEATHERS. 
 
 2 Esd. 11.3. out of her/, there grew other contrary/. 
 
 and they became little/. and small 
 
 5. lo, the eagle flew with her /. and reigned 
 7 . the eagle rose and spake to her /. saying 
 
 11. I numbered her contrary/, there were eight 
 
 20. thej'. that followed stood upon the right side 
 
 22. after this I looked and behold, the twelve/ 
 
 appeared no more, nor the two little/. 
 
 24. that two little/. divided themselves 
 
 25. the/. that were under the wing thought 
 31. the head eat up Uie two/, under the wing 
 
 2 Esd. 11.45. appear no more, thou eagle, nor thy /. 
 
 12. 19 . sawest the eight small undei'j'. sticking 
 
 29. whereas thou sawest two/. under the wings 
 FF.AI llERED. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 1. an eagle which had twelve/. wings 
 FEA'IS. 
 
 Jud. 11. 8. that thou art wonderful in/. of war 
 FED. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 27 . Judas who/. on herbs continually 
 F FDD ES P. 
 
 JVisd. 16 . 20. thou /. thy people with angels’ food 
 FI'.EBLE. 
 
 IVtsd. 2.11. that which is /. is found nothing 
 
 9. 5. tor I thy servant am a/, person 
 
 Eccl. 25. 2.3. luaketh weak hands and /. knees 
 Bar. 2. 18. which goetli stooping, and /. eyes fail 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 26. virgins and young men were made/. 
 
 I'l’.IR). 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 68./. you being idle with things offered 
 
 FELL. 
 
 J7id. 16. 17. they shall/. them, and weep forever 
 
 Eccl. .30. 1. causeth him oft to/. the rod 
 
 Bar. 6. 20. wtien they eat them, clothes/. it not 
 
 24. nor when they were molten, did they/, it 
 
 FEELEIH. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 4. as the earth faileth when it/. the fire 
 FEELING. 
 
 Jvisd. 11.1.3. they had some /. of the Lord 
 
 FEEL. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 26./. are swift to commit man-slaughter 
 2. 15. make their/ as fast as a pillar 
 
 25. O thou good nurse, establish their/. 
 
 5. 15. so the angel set me up upon my/. 
 
 6. 1.3. stand up upon thy /. and hear a voice 
 
 10. .30. he set me upon my /. and said unto me 
 
 14. 2. 1 said, here am 1, Lord, and stood on my /. 
 Jud. 2. 7 . cover the earth w ith the /. of my army 
 
 10. 4. and she took sandals upon her/. 
 
 14. 7 . he fell at Judith’s/. and reverenced her 
 L.f/i. 1.3.1.3. been content to kiss the soles of his /. 
 JVisd. 14. 11. a snare to tlie /. of the unwise 
 
 15. 15. as tor their/, they are slow to go 
 Eccl. 6. 24. and put thy/, into her fetters 
 
 21. 19 . doctrine to fools is as fetters on the/. 
 
 25. 20. as a sandy way is to the /. of the aged 
 
 26. 18. so are fair/, with a constant heart 
 .38. 29. turning the wheel about with bis/. 
 
 .30. he boweth down his strength before his/. 
 
 Bar. 6 . 17 . through the/, of them that come m 
 
 26. they are borne on shoulders, having no f. 
 
 FEIGNEDLY. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 28. think not on those that walk f. 
 
 FELL. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 47 . fhey/. to the ground, and worshipped 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 1. in his wedding-chamber he/, down 
 ^1.3. 11. and /, witli violence on the multitude 
 Job. 1. 4. Naphtali /. from the house of .Jerusalem 
 
 11. 1.3. when he saw his son, he/. on his neck 
 
 14. 10. but Aman/. into the snare, and perished 
 Jiid. 4. 11./. before the temple, and cast ashes 
 
 6. 18. then the people/, dowm, and worshipped G. 
 
 7.22. young men/, down in the streets of the city 
 
 8. .3. he/, on his bed, and died in Bethulia 
 9 .1. then Judith/, on her face, and put ashes 
 
 10.2.3. she/, ilown on her face, and did reverence 
 
 14. 6. he/, down on his face, his spirit failed 
 
 7 . hej. at Judith’s feet, anil reverenced her 
 
 15. 2. fear and ti embling/. upon them 
 
 5. they all/. ui)on them with one consent 
 Es//i. 15. 7 . queen/, down, was pale, and fainted 
 lo. as she was speaking, she /. down tor faintness 
 JVisd. 10. 6. fire that/. down on the five cities 
 
 17 . 16. so whosoever there /. down, was kept 
 Eccl. 15. 11. say not, it is thro’ the Lord 1 /. away 
 
 16. 7 . the old giants who/, away in foolishness 
 50. 17. the people/, to the earth on their faces 
 
 6'w.i. 15. it/, out as they watched a fit time 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 5. and after these things he/, sick 
 .3. 11. many also/, dow n slain, the rest fled 
 
 4. 40./. dow'ii flat to the ground on their faces 
 
 6. 8. laid him on his bed, and /. sick for grief 
 46. whereupon the elephant/, down on him 
 
 7. 18. the dread of them /. on all the people 
 
 9. 40. many /. down dead, and the remnant fled 
 
 1.3. 22. but there/, a very great snow 
 
 2 Mac. 3 . 27 . Heliodorus/. suddenly to the ground 
 40. and the things/, out on this sort 
 
 9 . 7-.it came to pass he/, down from his chariot 
 9. his flesh J. away, and his smell was noisome 
 24. if any thing/, out contrary to expectation 
 
 10. 4. fhey /. flat down, and besought the Lord 
 
 17 . they slew all that/. into their hands 
 26. they /. down at the feet of the altar 
 
 12. 24. I'imotheus/. into the hands of Dositheus 
 14. 41. being ready to be taken,/, on his sword 
 
 FELLOW. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 15. travel not by the way with a bold /. 
 
 13. 2.3. if poorspeak, they .say, what/, is this ? 
 
 Bar. 6. 43. she reproacheth her/, that she was not 
 
 FEI.LOWS. 
 
 Da7i. .3. 26. angel came with Azarias and his/. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.5. for, said he, these/. flee fioin us 
 
 10. 61 . certain pestilent/, of Israel assembled 
 
 FELLOW .SHIP. 
 
 JVisd. 6. 2.3. such shall have no/. with wisdom 
 Eccl. 1.3. 1. he that hath/, with a )>rou(l man 
 2. have no/, with one that is rnighliertban thvself 
 
 17 . what/, hath the wolf with the lamb.' ' 
 FENCED. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 1.3. which was f. alwut with w alls 
 
 FERVENCY. 
 
 Jttd. 4. 9. every man cried to God with great f 
 
 FERVENT. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 58. thy only begotten and thy f. lover 
 1 Mac. 2. .54. Phinees, in being zealous’and /. 
 
 58. Elias, for being zealous and /. for the law 
 FE.Sl IVAI.. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 45. profane the .sabbaths and/. days 
 
 FEICII. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 15. send some to /. them to you 
 
 FErCHL'lll. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 34. sun/, his course to his own place 
 
 2 T 641 
 
Apochypha.] 
 
 FIN 
 
 FIR 
 
 FIG 
 
 Feci 19 he/.not his wind short on his bed 
 I'Kl l I'lltKl). 
 
 Wisd 17. C. f. with the bonds ot a long night 
 * ■' FEl'lEUS. 
 
 Feel. d. C4. put thy feet into her/, neck into chain 
 ‘.’9. then stiall her /. be a stroni’ detence to thee 
 si. 19. doctrine to fools is as/, on the teet 
 l'£W. 
 
 S Esd. 4. 3.3. wherefore are our years/, ami evil 1 
 
 7. IS. they are but /. and evil, tull ot perils 
 70. there siiould be very/, left in a multitude 
 
 8. 1. but he hath made the world to come tor/. 
 
 3. there be many created, but./, shall be savj^ed 
 flS. but I have slicwed to thee and a/, like thee 
 
 10. 57. called with the Highest, and so are but/. 
 Feel. 17. 2. he gave them /. days, and a short time 
 41. 13. a good life hath but/, days, but a good name 
 43. .32. for we have seen but a/, ot his works 
 Bar. 2. 13. we are but a/. among the heathen 
 I 7 l 7 ar.. 3 . 17 . how shall we be able being so/, to tight? 
 18. for many to be shut up in the hands ot a/. 
 
 6. 51. ihere were but a/. left in the sanctuary 
 
 7. 1. Demetrius came u() with a/, men to a city 
 S8. 1 will come with a/. inen, that I may see >mu 
 
 9. 9. let us now save our lives, tor we are but/. 
 
 32. 45. and chose a /. men to v ait on thee 
 
 15. 10. so that/. were left with I'ryphon 
 2 Mac. 2. 21. so that being but a /. they overcame 
 
 6.17. come to declaring of the matter in/, words i 
 12. .34. in fighting, a/. of the .lews were slain 
 
 14. 30. he gathered together not a /. ot his men 
 FEWER. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 14. and no /. were sold than slam 
 10 17 they killed no/. than twenty thousand 
 12 10. no f. than 50(X1 men on foot; 500 horsemen 
 •' FIDEEIIY. 
 
 Esth. 13. 3. Aman was^approved for his stedfast/. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 6. a city isbuilded and set upon a broad/. 
 
 ~9. 17 . like as the/, is, so is also the seed 
 24. go into a /. of flowers where no house is 
 
 26. there did I eat of the herbs of the/. 
 
 10. .3. then I came into this/, as thou seest 
 .32. and I went into the/, and lo, 1 have seen 
 51. therefore I bade thee remain in the/. 
 
 12.51. 1 lemained still in the/. seven days and did 
 eat only in those days of the How ers ot the/. 
 
 1 . 3 . 51. then went 1 forth into the /, giving 
 36 . 28 . two of the/, which shall hide tb.emselves 
 77 . like as a/, is covered over with bushes 
 TVi.id. 17 . 17 . whether he were a labourer in the/. 
 
 39. 7 . and out of the violent stream a green/. 
 
 Eccf. 24. 14. as an olive-tree in a pleasant/. 
 
 Bel 3.3. and who was going into the/, to bring it 
 iMac. 10. 71 . come down to us into the plain /. 
 
 14. 8. the trees of the /. gave their fruit 
 FI FT.D.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 41. that all /. may be full and all rivers 
 
 16 . .32. and /. thereof shall wax old, and her ways 
 Jud. 2. 27 . he burnt up all their/ and destroyed 
 
 3. 3. all our/. of wheat lie before thy face 
 
 4. 5. for their/, were, of late reaped 
 
 6. 4. their/, shall be filled with dead bodies 
 1 Mac. 16. 10. they fled to the towers in the/. 
 
 FI KECK. 
 
 1 E.'id.2.‘17. mighty kings and /. were in Terusalem 
 lVi.id. 11. 17 . a multitude of bears or /, lions 
 
 18. 15 . as a/. man of war into the mi 1st ot a land 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 35. with a/, courage killed all they met 
 12. 15. who gave a/. assault against the walls 
 
 FIEKCEKV. 
 
 Esth. 15. 7 . the king looked v ery/. upon her 
 lMac.6. 33. the king mar< hed/. with his host 
 FIERCEN 1'>S 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 21. Maccabeus seeing the /. of the beasts 
 FIERY. 
 
 Wisd. 11.18. breathing out either a/, vapour 
 Efci. 4.3. 4. breathing out /. vapours and sending 
 45. 19 . to consume them with the /. fiatne 
 48. 9 . who was taken up in a (hariot of/, horses 
 FIFm. 
 
 2 E.sd. 6 47 . on the/, day thou saidst to seventh part 
 2 Alac. 7 . 15. afterward they biought the/, also 
 FIFI EEN 1 11. 
 
 Esih. 10. 13. the 14th and /. day of the month 
 1 Mac. 1. 54. now the /. dav of the month Casleu 
 FlFlY. 
 
 Jud. 1.2. the breadth of the wall /. cuhits 
 
 1 Mac. 9.61. took about /. persons and slew them 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 5. there was a tower of /, cubits high 
 
 FIFI l K.s. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 55. Judas ordained captains over/. 
 FIG.S. 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. Judith filled a bag with lumps of/. 
 
 FlG-fR EK. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 12. every man sat under his vine and/. 
 FIGHT. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 28. but undertook to/, with him 
 ^E'd. 6. 24. at that time shall friends/, like enemies 
 
 3.3. 8 all were sore afraid, and yet durst/. 
 
 11. the multitude which was prepared to/. 
 
 31. one shall undertake to / against another 
 15.15. shall stand up to/. one against another 
 J 7 (d. 7 . 11./. not against them in battle-array 
 Esth. 11. 6. two great dragons came ready to/. 
 
 7. that they might /.against the righteous 
 Wisd. 5. 20. and the world shall /. with him 
 Eccl. 4. 28.strive for truth, the I ord shall /. tor thee 
 
 29 . 1.3. it shall/, for thee against thy enemies 
 1 Mac. 2. 40. if we/, not for our lives and jaws 
 41. we will /. against him, nor will we die all 
 66’. let him/, the battle of the people 
 3, 21. but we/. for our lives and our laws 
 43. let us /. for our people and the sanctuarv 
 58. that ye may /. with these nations assembled 
 4.21. the host of Judas in the plain, ready to/. 
 
 5. 32. he said,/, this day for your brethren 
 ifl. let us go and /. again.4 the heathen 
 67. forthat they went out to/, unadvisedly 
 
 6. 34. they might provoke the elephants to/. 
 
 8. 32. we will /. with thee by sea and by land 
 
 9. 8. peradventurc we may be able to/, with them 
 
 642 
 
 1 Mac.<i. 30. that thou mayest/. our haltles 
 44 . let us go up now and/, for our lives 
 
 12. .50. they went close together prepared to/ 
 
 13. 9 ./. our battles, which commaiulest, we will do 
 
 14. 13. nor was there any left to J. against them 
 20.havecha'ied away in/, their enemies from them 
 
 16. .3 be instead of me, go and/, for our nation 
 
 2 Mac.i\. 16. not to fear, but to/, mantully 
 .36. told that the Jews had God to/, tor them 
 
 11. 9. they were ready, not only to/ with men 
 
 14. 18. that they had to/, for their country 
 
 KIGHIEIH. 
 
 Esth. 14. 1.3. his heart to hate him that / against us 
 IVisd. 16. 17 . for the world/ for the rtghteous 
 Eccl .38 28. he/, with tlie heat of the furnace 
 FIGHIING. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 34. and to overcome him by/. 
 
 Eccl. 28. II. ami an hasty/. sheddeth blood 
 
 1 .Mac. 8. Id. J'. with them, slew tnany of them 
 
 2 Mar. 12. .31. it happened that in their /. together 
 
 15. 27 ./. with their liands, and praying to God 
 
 KIGURE. 
 
 Eccl. 49 . 9. made mention under the/, of the rain 
 FIEF. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.20. and waters flowed out to your/. 
 
 4. .32. how great a floi r shall they /. 
 
 'I'tih.Q. 18. h’aguel bade his servants / the grave 
 Jud. 2. 8. their slain shall /. their valleys 
 
 7 . 21 . they had no water to drink their/. 
 
 8. .31. the Ford will send rain to / our cisterns 
 Wi.sd. 2. 7 . let us/. ourselves with costly v. ine 
 Eccl. Hi. 19. and/, yourselves wdth my fruits 
 
 36. 14./. Sion with thy unsitfcakable oracles 
 FIFFEl). 
 
 2 7vi/4. 36. when the number of seeds is/, in you 
 
 5. 25. of all depths of sea thou hast/, thee one river 
 'I'nh. 12. 9 that exercise abns shall be/, with lite 
 Jud. 6. 4. their fields shall he/, with (lead bodies 
 
 10. 5. she/, a bag with parched corn and tigs 
 13. 2. Holofer. lying along, for be w as/, wi'h wine 
 Wisd. 13. 12. refuse to dress his meat,/, himsell 
 18. 16. thv almighty word /. all things with death 
 Eccl. 2. 16 that love him sliall be/, with the law 
 
 4. 12. that seek her early shall be /, with joy 
 
 16. 29 . the Ford/, it with his blessings 
 
 17 . 7 . withal, he /. them with understanding 
 2.3. 11. a swearer shall be /. wi'h iniqidty 
 
 .31. 3. when he resteth, he is/. with his delicates 
 .32. 15. he thatseeketh the law, be /. therewith 
 .33. 16. 1/ my wine-press like a gatherer of grapes 
 . 37 . 24. a wise man shall be /. with blessings 
 39 . 6. he shall be/ with the spirit of understanding 
 12. for 1 am /'. as the moon at the full 
 42. 25. who shall be/. with beholding his glory 
 
 47 . 14. and as a flood f. with understanding 
 
 48. 12. and Elizeas was/. with his sivirit 
 Bar. .3. .32. he hath /, it with four footed beasts 
 
 5. 7 . God hath appointed that valleys be/, up 
 Svs. 32. that they might be /. with her beauty 
 HMac. 3. .30. the temple was/, witlt joy and gladness 
 
 4. 40. the common people iieing/. with rage 
 
 6. 4. the temple was/, with rioting and revelling 
 
 5. the altar was /. with profane things 
 
 7 . 21. site exhoi ted,/ with courageous spirits 
 9. 7 . but still was /. with pride, 1 reathing out 
 
 12 . 16 . a lake, being/. full, was seen running 
 
 13. 16. at last they/, the camp with fear 
 FIl.FEDST. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 15. and thou it with dark parables 
 ErFFEI'IF 
 
 Wisd. 1. 7 . the Spirit of the T.ord /. the world 
 Eccl. 1. If), to fear the Ford, / men with her fruits 
 24. 25. lie f. all things with his wisdom 
 FIFIH. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 2. is com pared to the / of a dunghill 
 27. 4. so the / of a man in his talk remaineth 
 FIF'IHY. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 18. or f. scents of scattered smoke 
 Eccl. 22. 1. a slothful man is compared to a/, stone 
 FI FTHIN ES.S. 
 
 Wisd.H. 16. heabstaineth from our ways as/. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 9. and the/. of his smell was noisome 
 FIFJD. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 22. thou shalt / in the chronicles 
 
 2 E.sd. .3. .36. shalt/. that Israel kept thy precepts 
 r<id. 2. 2. what poor man soever thou shalt /. 
 
 Jud. 8. 14. you cannot f. the dopth of the heart 
 
 14. .3. run to the tent of Holofernes, but not/, him 
 Esth. 16. 1.5. we /. that the lews are no e' il-doers 
 Wi.sd. 2. 24. they that do hold of his side, do /, it 
 
 6. 10. that have learned shall /. w hat to answer 
 14. for he, shall /. her sitting at his doors 
 
 9 . 16. with labour do we /. the things before ns 
 
 1.3. 6 . seeking God and desirous to/, him 
 9 . liowdid they not sooner / out the Fd. tliereof' 
 
 Eccl. 1. 1.3. he shall/, favour in the day of death 
 .3. 18. thou shall /. favour before the T.ord 
 31. and when he falleth, he shall /. a stay 
 6. 16. they that fear the Ford shall / him 
 18. so shalt thou /. wisdom till thine old age 
 28. for at the last thou shalt /. her rest 
 
 15. 6. he shall /. joy and a crown of gladness 
 
 16. 14. every man shall/, according to his works 
 18 4. and who shall /. out his noble acts r 
 
 24. 28. no more shall the last/, hermit 
 
 25. 3. how canst thou /. any thing in thine age ? 
 
 27 . 16. and shall never/. friend to his mind 
 
 28. 1. be that revengeth, shall /. vengeance 
 
 29 . 3. thou shalt/. the thing that is necessary 
 
 31. 22. at the last thou shalt/. as I told thee 
 
 32. 14. they that seek him early shall/, favour 
 
 3.3. 25. if set thy servant to labour thou shalt/. rest 
 41. 24. thou shalt/. favour before all men 
 .51. 26. instruction is hard at hand to/. 
 
 Bar. 1. 12. we shall /. favour in their sight 
 Dan. .3.15. no place to sacrifice and/, rnercy 
 Sns. 14. when tney might/. Susannah alone 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 16. he said, shall we/, such another man 
 
 2 Mac.H. 6. mark the way but they could not /, it 
 24. the difficulty they /. which desire to look 
 
 5 . 9 . and thinking there to/, succour for liis kindrec 
 6 . 22 . the old friendship with them might/, favour 
 
 FINDEST. 
 
 2 E.td. 2. 23. wherever thou /. the dead buiw them 
 Bel 12. if thou /. not that Bel hath eaten all 
 1 INDEl II. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 28. when he/. opportunity, he will do 
 2.5, 10. oh how great is he that/ wisdom ! 
 
 32. 17 . but / an excu.se according to his will 
 
 40. 18. he that/. a treasure is above them both 
 FI^L)1^G. 
 
 Esth. 16 . 14. be thought, /. us destitute of friends 
 Eccl. 13.26. the /. out of a parable is wearisome 
 FINE. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 6.bridlesofgold and an head-tire of/, linen 
 .Jud. 1". 5. she filled a bag with figs and/. bread 
 Eccl. .35. 2. he that requiteth good, offers/, flour 
 .38. IF a sweet savour and a memorial of/ flour 
 Bel 5. were spent twelve great measuresof/. flour 
 H Mac. 1. 8. we offered sacrifices and/, flour 
 
 FIN'EFY. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. . 39 . so speech/ framed delighteth the ears 
 
 FI SGKR.S. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 15. idols nor have /. of hands to handle 
 FINISH. 
 
 'I'< h. 8. 17 . grant mercy, O Fd./. their lilc in health 
 Eccl. .38. 27 . they that watch to / a work 
 28. hesetteth his mind to/ his work and watcheth 
 FINISH Kl). 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 55. till the day that the house was/. 
 
 6. 14. it was builded many years ago, and was/. 
 28. helpthem, till the house of the Ixird be/. 
 
 7 . 4. they/, these by the commandment of the Ixl. 
 
 5. thus « as the holy house /. in the month Adar 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 20. and when the world sh.ill be/. 
 
 '!' h.H. 20. for before the daysot the marri ge were/. 
 .Jud. 5. 22. when Achior had /. these say itigs 
 
 8. .34. not <'fcclaieit till the things be/, that I do 
 Elccl. 5 1 . 19 . besought Dl till they haef/. his service 
 1 Alac. 4. 51. they/.all the works they began todo 
 
 HMSHING. 
 
 1 Esd. .5. 73 . they hindered the /. of the buil ing 
 E.ccl. . 37 . 11. with an hireling f<<r a year of/ work 
 5". 11. /. liie service at the altar to adorn offering 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 9 . the sacrifice of the /. ot tlie temple 
 
 FI R K. 
 
 1 E,sd. 1. 12. they roasted the passover with/. 
 
 55. they br^ ke. walls and set/ upon her towers 
 
 6. 21. where they do sairifi.e with continual/. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 23. 1 gave you not /. for your blasphemies 
 3. 19 . thy glory went tb.rough four gates ot/. 
 
 4.5. gothyway, weigh me the weight of the/. 
 
 9. 1 have asked thee but only of tlie /. and wind 
 16 for tlie / came and consumed it 
 
 50. as the/'. is greater than the smoke 
 
 6. . 37 . my spirit was greatly set on /. and in distress 
 
 7 . 8 . one only path between the /'. and the water 
 
 8. 8. thy creature is preserved in/, and water 
 22. whose service is conversant in vvind and/. 
 
 I. 3. 4. the earth faileth when it teelelh the /. 
 
 10. only I saw as if had been a blast of/. 
 
 IF the t)lastof /.fell upon the multitude 
 
 27 . there came as a blast of w ind, ami/'. and Storm 
 .38. destroy them by the law, which is like to/. 
 
 II. . 39 . but jhe colour of the wafer was like/. 
 
 15. 2.3. the/. is gone forth fro'r. his wrath 
 
 41./. hail, and flying swords, and many waters 
 61. thou asstufib'le, they shall be unto thee as/. 
 
 16 . 4. a /. is sent among you, vvho rnay quench it? 
 
 6. or may any one quench thi / in the stubble ? 
 
 9./. shall go from his w rath, who may quench it ? 
 
 15. the/ is kindled, and shall not be put out 
 
 5.3. for God shall burn coals of f. upon his head 
 
 7 . 3 . they shall be tried as the gold in the/. 
 
 78. it is cast into the /. to be consumed therewith 
 Jud. 8.27 for he hath not tried us in the/. 
 
 13. 13. they made a /. for a light, and Stood round 
 
 16. 17 in putting /. and worms in their flesh 
 l-'.stii. 16. 24. shall t>e destroyed w ith/ and sword 
 Wisd. It). 6. who fled from the /which fell down 
 
 1.3. 2. but (teemed tf either/, or wind, or swift air 
 16 . 16 . and through/ were they consumed 
 
 17 . the/, had mot e force in the water that quench. 
 19 . it bunu th in water above the power oG. 
 
 22.but snow and ice endured the/. and melted not 
 
 27 . that which was not de.Mroyed of the/. 
 
 17.5 no power of the/. might give them light 
 6. only there appeared a/. kindled or itselt 
 
 18. 3. thou gavest them a burning (villar of/ 
 
 19. 20. the/', had poweritt the water forgetting 
 
 Ea cI. 2. 5. for gold is tried in the/, men in adversity 
 .3. 30. water will quench a flaming/ 
 
 7 . 17 . for the vengeance of ungodly is/, and w'orms 
 
 8.3. and heap not wood up' n his/. 
 
 10. lest thou be burnt with the flame of his/ 
 
 9 . 8 . for herewidi love is kindled as a/. 
 
 11. .32. of a spark of/ an heap of coals is kindled 
 15. 16. he hath set/. and water before thee 
 16 . 6 . atnong the ungodly shall a/ be kindled 
 
 21. 9. the end is a flame of /, to destroy them 
 
 22. 24. as the vai)our and smoke goeth before the/. 
 
 2.3. 16 . a hot mind is a burning /. will not be 
 quenched, never cease till he hath kindled a/. 
 
 28. It), as the matter of the/, is, so itburneth 
 
 11. at) hasty contentioti kindleth a/. 
 
 .36 9 . let him be consumed by the rage of the/. 
 .38. 28. the vapour of the / w asteth his flesh 
 
 39. 26. water and /. are tor the use of man’s life 
 
 29 . f. and death were created for vengeance 
 
 40. 3v). but in bis belly there shall burn a/. 
 
 4.3. 21. it burnetii and consumeth the gl ass as/. 
 
 48 1. then stood up Eliasthe prophet as/. 
 
 .3. he also three times hiought dow n / 
 t 9. who was taken up in a w hirlwind of/ 
 
 50 . 9 . as/. and incense in the censer, and as vessel 
 51.4. from the choking of / on every side ; and 
 from the midst of the/ which 1 kindled not 
 Bar. 4. 35./. shall come on her from the Everlasting 
 6. 55. when/, falleth on the house of gods of wood 
 ’ Dan. .3. 1. and they wajked in the midst of the/ 
 
 2. opening bis mouth in the midst ot the/, said 
 26. the angel smote the flame of the/, out of oven 
 44. O ye /. and heat, bless ye the Lord 
 1 Mac. 1.31. when taken spoilsofcity.hesetiton/ 
 
FIS 
 
 FLE 
 
 FLO [Apocrypha 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .'56. when rent books they burnt them with f. 
 
 5. 28. took all their spoils, and burnt city with /. 
 ?,5. received spoils thereof, and burnt it with /. 
 68. .Judas burnt their carved images with f. 
 
 6. .‘J9. the mountains shined like lamps ot'y. 
 
 51. set their instruments to cast f. and stones 
 
 10. 84. the temple of Dagon lie burnt with/. 
 
 16. 10. wherefore he burnt towers in Azotus with/. 
 S Mac. 1. 18. keep it as the /. which was given us 
 
 19. tlie priests took the/, of the altar privily 
 
 20. did send of those priests that had hid it to the 
 /. they told us they found no/. but thick water 
 
 22. this done, there was a great /. kindled 
 33. where the priests had hid /. water appeared 
 
 2. 1. to take the J. as it had been signified 
 10. the/, came down from heaven ana consumed, 
 
 7. 5. to be brought to the/, and fried in the pan 
 
 8. 33. Calli.sthenes that had set /. on the holy gates 
 
 9. 7. breathing out/. in his rage against the Jews 
 
 10. 3. striking stones, they took /. out of them 
 
 12. 6. burnt the ha\en, and set the boats on/. 
 
 9. set J'. on the haven and navy, so iliat the light 
 of the/, was seen at Jerusalem 240 furlongs off 
 
 13. 8. the altar whose /. and ashes were holy 
 
 14. 41. bade that/. should be brought to burn it 
 
 FI KES. 
 
 Jvd. 7- 5. when they kindled /. on their towers 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 28. they kindled /. in their camp 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 36. and kindling/. burnt the blasi'hemers 
 
 FIRM. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 15. by his great power he niaketh clouds f 
 FIRMLY. 
 
 Esth. 13.5. that our kingd. may not be/. established 
 Eccl. 42. 17 . which the Altuighty Lord f. settled 
 FIRMAMENT. 
 
 2 Eid. 4. 7- how many springs are above the/. 
 
 6. 4. before the measures of the./', were named 
 20. the books shall be opened before the/. 
 
 41. on second day thou madest tlie spirit of the/. 
 Eccl. 43. 1. the clear /. the beauty of heaven 
 Dun. 3. 34. blessed art tfiou in the /. of hea\ en 
 FI HS I. 
 
 1 Esd. \. 1. the fourteenth day of the /. month 
 
 2. 1. in the/, year of Cyrus king of the Persians 
 
 3. 10. the J'. wrote, wine is the sirongest 
 
 17- then began the/. who had spoken of wine 
 
 5. 5.3. from the/. day of the seventh month 
 
 57 . in the /. day of the second month 
 
 ■6. 17 . in the/, year that king Cyrus reigned 
 7 .10. Israel held the passover 14ih day (//. month 
 
 9. 16. in the/, day of the tenth month they sat 
 
 17 . was brought to an end the /.day of/, month 
 40. hear the law in the/, day of seventh month 
 45. for he sat honouiably in the/. place in sight 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 12..they began to be more ungodly than/. 
 
 5. 42. even so there is no swiftness of the/. 
 
 6. 7 . 01 ' when shall be the end of the/ ? 
 
 8. Jacob's hand held/, the heel of Esau 
 
 38. O Lord, thou spakest the I. day and saidst thus 
 
 58. whom thou hast called thy/. born 
 
 10 . 10 . for out of her came al I at the/, others come 
 
 14. 45. the/, that thou hast written publish openly 
 Toh. 1. 6. with that which w'as/. shorn 
 7- the/, tenth of all increase I give to Aaron 
 5. !.■>. we offered the /.-born and the tenths 
 14. 5. they shall build a temple, but not like the/. 
 Jvd. 2. 1. the two and twentieth day of the f. montli 
 8 . 29 . this is not the/, day wherein tiry w isdom 
 E.\(li. 11.2. in the /. day of the month Nisan 
 Ji i.sd 6. 13. in making herself/, known to them 
 
 7 . 1. offspring of him that was/, made of the earth 
 
 3. the./, voice which I uttered, was crying 
 
 10. 1. preserved the /. formed father of the world 
 13. 3. the/, author of beauty hath created them 
 
 18. 13 . upon the destruction of the/.-born 
 Eccl. L 17 . at the/, she will walk with him 
 
 6 . 7 . if thou wouldest get a friend, prove liim / 
 
 11. 7. blame not, undeistand J'. and then rebuke 
 
 12. 17 . thou shalt find him there J'. tho’ he pretend 
 
 17 . 18. whom, being his/.-born, he nourisheth 
 
 19. 18.'the fear of the Eoifl is the /. step 
 
 23. 23./. she hath disobeyed the law of the T ord 
 31. 17 . leave off/, forma'nners’ sake, not unsatiable 
 
 18. reach not out thine hand /.of all 
 36. 12. Israel, whom thou hast named thy/.-born 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 1. he reigned in his stead,/, o' er Greece 
 2. 18. come thou/, and fulfil king’s commandment 
 5. 10. it he pass over./ to ns, we shall not be able 
 
 43. he went/, over to them, and people after him 
 7 .13. the Assideans were the /. that sought peace 
 43. N icanor himself was/. slain in the battle 
 
 8. 24. if there come/, any war on the Romans 
 27 . ff war come/. on the nation of the Jews 
 
 1(). - 17 . he was the/, that entreated of true peace 
 16. 6. he went/, over himself, and then the men 
 
 2 Mac. 2. .30. belonging to the/. author of the story 
 
 4. 40. began/, tp offer violence,one Auranus leader 
 
 7 . 2. but one of them that S[)ake /. said tuus 
 
 4. to cut out the tongue of him that spake/. 
 
 7 . when the/, was dead, they brought the second 
 
 8. 23. himself leading the/, band, he joined battle 
 
 ^ . FlRSr-FRUl I .S. ■ 
 
 Joh. 1. 6. having the/, and tenths of increase 
 
 11 . 13. are resolved to spend the f. of the corn 
 r eel. 7 . .31. give priest the /. and trespass offering 
 3o. 8 . and diminish not the /. of thy hands 
 4.5. 20. he divided to him the /, of the increase 
 1 Mac. 3. 49 . they brought the/. anti the tithes 
 FISH. 
 
 % r^'id. 5. 7 . the Sodomitish sea shall cast out/. 
 don. 6 . 2 . to vyash himself, a/, leaped out of the river 
 *3. the Hng^el said to him, take the f. and the youn? 
 man laid hold ot the/. anri drew if to land 
 
 4. open the/, and take the heart and the liver 
 
 5. when they ha<; roasted the /. they did eat it 
 
 6. to what use is the heart, liver, and gall of the / f 
 16 lay on them some of the heart and liver of the / 
 
 8. 2. put the heart and the liver of the./, thereon 
 11.4. take in thine hand the gall of the f 
 « rv . I'IStlES. 
 
 ...Esd. 6. 47 . thai it should bring forth fowls and / 
 
 16. 12. the/, thereof are troubled before the Lord 
 
 TVisd. 19.10. how the river cast up frogs instead of/. 
 FU. 
 
 Wisd. 13.11. a vessel /. for the serviceof man’s life 
 Eccl. .33. 28. set him to work as is/. for him 
 Svs. 15. it fell out as they watched a/, time 
 2 Mac. 2. 29. must seek/, things for adorning thereof 
 .3. .'57. who might be a/, man to be sent again 
 4.19. Uiought/. not to bestow on the sacrifice 
 FilllNG. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. .38. if done well, and as is/, the story 
 FIVE. 
 
 Jvd.l.^. Ozias said, let us yet endure /. days 
 8. 9. had sworn to deliver the city after /. days 
 Eccl. 17 ..5. the use of thej. operations of the Lonl 
 2 Mac. 2. 2.3. being declared by Jason in /. books 
 
 10. 29.J. comely men upon horses appeared 
 
 ^ FLAME. 
 
 2 4. 48. when the/, was gone by, I looked 
 
 /Te.>n. 16 . 18. sometinits the,/. was mitigated 
 Eccl.8. 10. lest thou be burnt with the /.of his fire 
 21. 9 . the end ot them is a/, of fire to destroy 
 28. 22. nor shall they be burnt with the /. thereof 
 45. 19 . to consume them with the fiery f. 
 
 Dan. .3. 24. so that J. streamed forth abov e furnace 
 26. the angel smote the/, of tire out of the oven 
 60 . out ot midst of the tmrning/. delivered us 
 
 1 Mac. 2.59. by believ ing were saved out of the/. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 32. this done, there was kindled a f. 
 
 FLAMES. 
 
 Ji't.'id. 17.5. nor could the bright/, of the stars 
 19 .21. on the other side, the/, wasted not the flesh 
 ^ FLAMING. 
 
 2 Eid. 1.3. 10. out ot his lips he sent a/, breath 
 
 11. they, breath tejl with violence on multitude 
 Eccl. .3. 30. water will quench a/. fire 
 
 ^ . flat. 
 
 1 ■E.;'r/.8.91. lying/. on the ground before the temple 
 1 Mac.A. AO. they tell down /. to the ground 
 '2 Mac. 10. 4. they tell /. and tiesought the Lord 
 
 13. 12. lying/, on the ground three days long 
 
 FLA l I'ER. 
 
 1 4. 31. the king was fain to/. to be reconciled 
 Ifisd. 14. 17 . they might/. him that was absent 
 
 „ FLED. 
 
 2 E.<!d. 8.0.3. corruption is/. into hell to be forgotten 
 10. .3. I rose up by night and / an<i came hither 
 
 14. 18. truth is/, far away, leasing is at hand 
 lob. 1. 18. w lien he was tome, and /. from .ludea 
 
 21. they/, into the mountains of Ararath 
 2. 8. this man is not yet afraid who/. away 
 
 8. 3. he/, into the utmost parts of Eg> pt 
 
 Jvd. 5. 8. they y. into Meso[)otamia, and sojourned 
 
 10. 12. I am ot the Hebrews, and am/. from them 
 11.3. but fell me why art thou /. Irom them? 
 
 16. knowing this 1 am/. from their iiresence 
 
 15. 2. they J. into eveiy way of the plain 
 
 H isd. to. 6. who/, tiom hre, which fell on cities 
 Lb when righteous/, from his brtitlier’s wrath 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 28. he and his sons /. to the mountains 
 
 4.3. also all they that/, for persecution joined 
 
 4. 14. heathen being discomfited j. into the plain 
 
 5. 9 . but they /. to the fortress of Dathema 
 7 . 32. and the rest/, into the city of David 
 
 44. they cast away their weapons and /. 
 
 9. 18. Judas was killed, and the remnant/. 
 
 3.3. the^ y. into the wilderne.ss of J'hecoe 
 
 10. 49 . Demetrius’host /. Alexander followed 
 64. when his accusers saw, they/, all away 
 
 8.3. the horsemen being scattered/, to Azotus 
 84. them that were j. into it he burnt with fire 
 
 11. 16. Alexander/.to Arabia, there to be defended 
 4b. wherefore the king /. into the court 
 
 55. against Demetrius, who turned his back and/. 
 69 . all that were ot Jonathan’s side/. 
 
 15. 11 hey. to Dora, wliich lieth by the sea side 
 
 21. fellows that hav e/, from their country to you 
 . 37 . in the mean time/. I ryphon to Orthosias 
 
 16. 10. so they /. to the towers in the field 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 5. cit> taken, Menelaits/. into the castle 
 
 7 . /. again into the coiiniiy of the Ammonites 
 
 8. 1.3. they that were fearful /. away 
 
 3.3. Callisthene.s, who was/. into a little house 
 
 10. 18. were/, together into two very strong castles 
 32. as for I imotheus, he/, into a strong hold 
 
 11.12. Lysias/, away shametully, and escaped 
 
 12. 6. and those that /. thither, he slevv 
 
 22. the enemies/, amain, one running this wa}’ 
 .35. smote his shoulder, so that Gorgias/.to Marisa 
 
 14.14. the heathen that had /. out of Judea 
 ^ FLEE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .36. /. the shadow of this world 
 1,4' 15 . and haste thee to /. from these times 
 Job. 6 17 . the devil shall smell it and /. away 
 Jvd. 14.3. they shall y. before your face 
 H tsd. 1.5. for holy spirit of discipline will/, deceit 
 Eccl. 21. 2. /, trom sin as from the face of a 
 
 Bar. 6. 55. their priests will /. awav and esc-ape 
 
 1 Mac. \. 5.3. wherever they could /. for succour 
 4. 5. for, said he, these fellows/. from us 
 
 9 . 10. God fortiid that I should/. from them 
 
 10. 4.3. that y. to the temple at Jerusalem 
 73 . where there is not a place to/, unto 
 
 2 ;'l/ac.4.26. .Jason wasi ompelled to/, to Ammon. 
 
 42. and all of them they forced to/. 
 
 9.4. disgrace done to him bv those that made him f. 
 FLE.sH. 
 
 Jvd. 2. 3. then fliey tiecreed to destroy all /. 
 
 14. 10. he circumcised the foreskin o"f his/. 
 
 16. 17 . in putting fire anti worms in their/. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 2. I was fashioned to be/, in ten months 
 12. 5. and those devourers of ttian’s/. 
 
 19 .21. flames wa.sted not the /.of the living things 
 Eccl. 1.10. she is with all /. according to his gift 
 
 1.3. 16 . all /. consorteth according to kind 
 14. 17 . all /. waxetli old as a garment 
 
 18. so is the generation of/, and blood 
 
 17 . 4. he put the fear of man upon all /. 
 
 31. and /. and blood will imagine evil 
 
 18.1.3. but the mercy of the I.ord is upon all/. 
 
 23.6. let not the lust of the /. take hold of me 
 
 16. a fornicator in the body of his/. 
 
 Ecd. 25. 26. cut her off'from thy f. anti give her bill 
 28.5. it he that is/.nourF .halreil, who will entreat 
 17 . Ihe slrtike or tiie wJiipmakelh marks in the/. 
 31. 1. w atching for riches t onsumelh the J. 
 
 .'18. 28. the vapour of Ihe fire wasteih his/. 
 
 39. 19 . the works of all /. are belore him 
 
 40. 8 . sut h things happen to all /. man and beast 
 
 41. .3. tlie sentence ot the Lord overall y. 
 
 44. 18. that all/, should perish no more J)y the ffoocl 
 
 20 . he establishetl tlie covenant in his/. 
 
 45. 1. who touml favour in the sight tif all /. 
 
 /W. 2. .3. that a man should eat the/, of his son 
 Bel .5. living (.t)d who hath sovereignty over all /. 
 
 1 Jiac. 7- 17 ./. of thy saints have they cast out 
 
 2 i\.ac. 6 . 21 . besought him to bring /. ot his own 
 
 pro' ision, and make as it he did eat Ihe t 
 
 I. 1. compelled against law to taste swine’s /' 
 
 9. 9 . while he lived in pain, hisy. tell awav 
 
 ^ , FLE-MlLY. 
 
 Estb. 14. 10. and to magnify a/, king forever 
 FI.l-.MIY. 
 
 Eccl. 17 .16. nor could they make/, hearts forstonv 
 1’ I .Is \V . 
 
 2 E.J. 11..5. lo, Ihe eagle/, with her feathers 
 
 13. 6. he had graved a mountain, and/. up upon it 
 
 t LI E.S. 
 
 TVi.td. 16. 9. lor them tlie bitings off. killed 
 
 19 . 10. how the ground brought forth /. 
 
 FIJI; III. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 6. the fow ls shall take their/, away 
 
 1 Mac. 4.20. that the .Jews had put Uieir host to/. 
 .35. now when Lysias saw his army put to/. 
 
 5. 60 . fliat Joseph and Azarias were |^ut to/." 
 
 6. 5^that the armies against .Judea were |>ut to f. 
 
 10. 72. thi lathers have lieen twice put toy 
 
 II. 15. king Ptolemee met liiin, and put him to f 
 72 . he put them to/ and sO they ran away 
 
 16. 8. Cendebeus and his host were pul to t. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 6. put toy. no small number of V’nen'ies 
 
 21. by help ot tlie Almighty they put all to/ 
 
 9.2. A ntio< hus being put lo y. returned with shame 
 
 11. 11. and the.' put all the otheis lo /. 
 
 12. 27 . after he had put to/, and destroyed them 
 . 37 . rushing unawares he put them to f 
 
 ELlNi. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 7 . 3 . where^is nm'her stone nor/, nor place 
 
 Wisd. 11.4. water was given them out of/. lock 
 FL( iCK. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 18. leaveth his/, in the hands of wolves 
 lo. 10. my people is led as a/. to ilie slaughter 
 {‘• 0 . 7 . 8 after they had killed a ram of ihe /. 
 
 Bar. 4. 26. were taken a wa_)' as/. caught ot enemies 
 
 J'l.OGlvS. 
 
 Jvd. 2. 27 . hedestroyeil their/, and herds 
 .3. 3. oury. and herds lie before thy face 
 2 Mac. 14.14. the heatlien came to Nicanor bv f 
 FLOCKING. 
 
 2 Mac. ,3. 18. others ran J out of <heir houses 
 
 14. 23. sent away people that came /'. to him 
 
 J EtKiD. 
 
 2 E.sd. .3. 9. thou broiighte.st die/, on those Ijiat dwelt 
 10. as death was to .Adam, so the f. to these 
 
 1.3. 44. held sti I they' till they were passed over 
 E./a. 11. 10. from a little fountain a great/. 
 
 H't.ul. 10. 4. the earth being drow ned w iih the f 
 Eccl. 21. 1.3. knowledge shall abound like a f 
 
 . 39 . 22. his blessing watered Ihe dry land as a/ 
 
 40. 10. and for their sakes came the /'. 
 
 44. 17 . therefi re was he left when the/, came 
 ^ 8 . that all flesh should peri^ll no more by the/. 
 47 . 14. and as nj. tilled wilt, understanding 
 
 1 Mac. 6 11. how great ay. ot misery wherein 1 am 
 7 . 8 . Bacchides, who ruled bevond the. f 
 
 FLGGD.S. ■ 
 
 2 T'.sd.A. 15. the/, of the sea also took counsel 
 
 17 . (he thought of tlie/. of the sea came tonou"ht 
 19 . the sea also hath his (ilace to bear his f. ” 
 
 21. like as the sea is given lo his/. even so 
 
 16. 60 . that the /. might fiour down from ror-ks 
 Utsd. 5. 22. and the/, shall cruelly drown them 
 Fl.OOR, .s. 
 
 2 E.sd. 4. .32. how great a/, shall they fill 
 .35. when cometh the fruit of the /. of our reward ' 
 . 39 . that the/, of the righteous are not filled 
 Jvd. 14. 15. he found |inn^cast upon the/. dead 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 55. should be brought by/, to hav. of Jonne 
 
 FED UR. 
 
 Eccl. .35. 2. that requites good,offereth fine/. 
 
 .38. 11. give sweet savour, a memorial ot tine/. 
 
 39. 26. /. of w heat for the use of man's life 
 
 *^6 hill] twelv e great measures of fine/. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.8. we offered sacrifices and fine /' 
 
 ^ 1 EOURESII. 
 
 it shall/. corrupt, overcome 
 Wt'd. 4. 4. though the> j. in liraiiches tor a lime 
 Eccl. 1. 18. making peace and perfect health to/. 
 
 11.22. suddenly lie maketh his blessing lo/. 
 
 39 . 14.y. as a Illy || 46. 12. let their bones f. 49 10 
 FLOW. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 33. and I see that (hey f. in wealth 
 FLOWED, El fl. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.20. and waters/. out to ^ our fill 
 E'cc/. 46.8. that/, with milk and 'honey, /Jar 1 00 
 FLOWING. - ■ 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 19 . as many fountains/, with milk 
 lEiid. 7 . 25. a pure influence/. irom the glory 
 
 flown. 
 
 JVisd. 5. 11. as when a bird hath/, through the air 
 I'LOWER. 
 
 a Esd. 15. .50. the glory shall be dried up as a/. 
 n isd. 2 . 7 . let no/, ot the spring pass liy us 
 Eccl. 26. 19 . keep Ihe f. of thine age sound 
 42. 9. lest she pass away the/, of her age 
 .50. 8. as the/, of roses in the S|)ring of the year 
 51. 1.5. even fiom tlie /. till the grape was ripe 
 FI OWE JUS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 24. and of all Ihe/. thereof, one lily 
 .36. make me the withered/ green again 
 6. 3. he said to me. before the fair/, w re seen 
 44. there were/, of unchangeable colour 
 2 T 2 643 
 
FOR 
 
 FOR 
 
 Apocrypha.] FOO 
 
 £ Eld. 9. 17 . as {lie f . be, such are the colours also 
 24. blit into a field ot/. eat only /. ot field, 
 taste no flesh, drink no wine, but eat/, only 
 26. and there 1 sat amontj theand did eat 
 
 12. .61. I did eat only in those days of the/. 
 FLU'1E.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 2. musical instruments, tabrets and/. 
 FEY. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 21. as from a bow shall they /. to the mark 
 Eccl. 11. .1. the bee is little ainon^j such as/. 
 
 43. 14. through this the clouds/, forth arS fowls 
 FLYING. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 10. neither shall thou escape by/. 
 FODUEK. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 24. f. a wand, and burdens are for the ass 
 38. 26. and'he is diligent to "ive the kine/. 
 FOLDED. 
 
 Jvd. 10. 5. so she/, all these things together 
 FOLLOW. 
 
 £ Esd. "..3.5. work shall /. and reward be shewed 
 'fob. 4. 5./. not the ways of unrighteousness 
 Jud. 11.6. if thou/, the words of thy handmaid 
 Eccl. 5. 2./. not thine own mind and thy strength 
 
 11. 10. if thou/, alter, thou Shalt not obtain 
 23. 28. it is great glory to/. the L. to he received 
 27 . 17 . if bewrayest secrets,/, no more after him,20. 
 
 46. 10. Israel mightsee that it is good to/, the L. 
 Da?i. 3. 18. and now we /. thee with all our heart 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 27 . is zealous of the law, let him/, me 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 28. to /. the 1 ules of an abridgment 
 8 . 11 . tlie vengeance that was to/, on him 
 11 . 2 'J. to return liome and to/, your own business 
 
 FOI.LOW ED. 
 
 Jtid. 15, 13. the men of Israel/, in their army 
 Esi/i. 15. 4. tile Ollier /. bearing up her train 
 Eccl. 46 . 6 . because he/, the mighty One 
 51. 18. and earnestly 1 /. that which is good 
 2 Mac. 4. 16. whose custom they/. so earnestly 
 
 8 . . 36 . because they/, the laws he gave them 
 
 FOLLOWEST. . 
 
 Eccl 27 8 . if thou/, righteousness, shall obtain her 
 FOLLOW El If. 
 
 2 Esd. 6 , 7 . and the beginning of it that/. 9. 
 
 Eccl. 29. 19 . and /.other men’s business for gain 
 31. 5. he that /. corruption, shall have enough 
 34.2. is like him that/. after the wind 
 £ Mac. 9. 25. to w hom I have written as f 
 FOLLOWING. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 16 . wrote to him ihese letters/. 
 
 7 . 1./. the commandments of king Darius 
 
 2 /'.'.n/. 11. 13. so the next/, stood tip and reigned 
 2 Mac. 4 . 17 . the time/. shall lieclare these things 
 
 9 . 4. the judgment of God now/, him 
 12. .39. on the day/, as the use had been 
 
 FOLLY. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 15. thou shall perish with him through /. 
 
 20. 31. better is he that hideth his/. than a man 
 
 47 . 20. and thou wast grieved for thy/. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 6. that Simon should leave his/. 
 
 40. a man far gone in vears.and no less in/. 
 FOLLIE.S. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 2.3. a foolish man erring, imagineih/. 
 
 30. 11. gi'.e him no libertv, and wink not at his/. 
 FO()D. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 79 . to give us /. in the time of servitude 
 80. he made us gracious so that they gave us/. 
 IVisd. 16. 3. to the end that they desiring/. 
 
 20 thou feddest thy own people with angels’/. 
 Eccl. 37 . 20. he shall be destitute of all/. 
 
 FOOL. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 17 . consult not with a/. cannot keep counsel 
 
 18. 27 . hut a/. will not observe time 
 
 19. 11. a/, travaileth with a word, as a woman 
 12. as an arrow, so is a word within a/, belly 
 
 20. 7 . a babbler and a/. will regard no time 
 
 14. the gift of a/. shall do thee no good 
 
 16. the/, saith, 1 have no friends, no thank for 
 20. rejected, when it comethout of a f. mouth 
 
 21. 14. inner partsof a/, are like a broken vessel 
 16 . talking of a/. is like a burden in the way 
 18. as a house tfestroyed, so is wisdom to a /. 
 23. a/. will peep in at the door into the house 
 
 22. 7 . whoso teacheth a /. is as one that glueth 
 
 the sight enliceth f. to lust after it 
 .’lacesof/. snail 
 
 8. he rtiat telleth a tale to a/, speaketh to one 
 
 11. weep for the/, he wants understanding, but 
 
 the life of the/, is worse than death 
 
 12. but for a/. and an ungodly man, all his life 
 
 13. talk not much with a /. and go not to him 
 
 14. and what is the name thereof but a 
 
 18. a fearful heart in the imagination ot a/. 
 
 23. 14. so thou by thy custom become a/. 
 
 27 . 11. but a/, changeth as the moon 
 31 . 7 . and every /. shall betaken therewith 
 
 .30. drunkenness increaseth the rage of a/. 
 
 FOO LEU IES. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 1.3. thou shall never be defiled with his/. 
 FOOLISH. 
 
 2 E'.d. 4. 19. it is a/. thought they have devised 
 10.6. thou/. woman above all other, seestthou not? 
 IVisd. 3. 12. their wives are/. their children wicked 
 11. 15. for/, devices of their w ickedness 
 
 15. 14. the enemies of thy people are more f. 
 
 19 . . 3 . they added another /. device, pursued them 
 Eccl. 4. 27 . be notan underling to a/, man 
 
 1.5. 7 . but/, men shall not attain unto her 
 
 16. 23. a/, man erring, imagineth follies 
 
 21. 22. a/. man's foot is soon in neighbour’s house 
 
 22. .3. and a/, daughter is born to his loss 
 
 2.3. nor rich that is /. to be had in admiration 
 .3.3. 5 . the heart of the/. is like a cart wheel 
 5P. 26. and that/. people that dwell in Sichem 
 2 Mac. 2. 32. it is/. to make a long prologue 
 14. 5. opportunity to further his/, enterprise 
 FOOLISH NES.S. 
 
 IVisd. 10.8. left behind them a memorial of their/. 
 Eccl. 16 . 7 . who fell in the strength of their/. 
 
 23. 8. the sinner shall be left in his /. 
 
 41. 15. a man that hideth his/, is better than 
 47 . 23. Roboam, even the /. of the people 
 Bar. 3. 28, but they perished by their own /. 
 FOOLS. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 4 . we /. accounted his life madness 
 644 
 
 JVi.sd. 15. 5.-„ , 
 
 Eccl. 20. 13. the gracesot /. shall be poured out 
 21 . 19. doctrine toy. is as tetters on the tect 
 26 . the heart of/. is in their mouth 
 27 . 13. the discourse of/, is irksome, their sport 
 . 34 ! 1. hopes vain and false, and dreamslilt up/. 
 
 ■SW. 48. are ye such/.^ ye^sons of Israel f 
 
 2 I'.rd. 16. 69, consent to them, be trodden under /. 
 Jud. 6. 4. for we will tread them under/. 
 
 1.3 they left him at the/, of the hill 
 Wisd 13. 18. which cannot seta/, forward 
 Eccl 6. 36. let thy /. wear the steps of his door 
 9 o' to a woman, to set her/, upon thy substance 
 2i 00 n foolish man’s/. is soon in his neighb. house 
 40! 25 . gold and silver make the/, stand sure 
 46*. 8. of six hundred thousand people on /. 
 
 5i) 15. he poured out at the/, of the altar 
 5L 15. my /. went the right way frotn my youth 
 Bar. 5. 6. for they departed from thee on /. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 28. threescore thousand men ot /. 
 
 5. 48 .nonedohurt, we will only passthrough on/. 
 10 . 72 . that thy /. is not able to stand before us 
 
 2 Maclo. 21. to make the sea passatde by /. 
 
 ~10 26. and fell down at the /. of the altar 
 
 FOOTMEN. 
 
 1 EM. 8. 51. I w-as ashamed to ask the king’s/. 
 
 .Tud. 1. 4. and for the setting in array of his/. 
 
 2 5. of/, an hundred and twenty thousand 
 'ig. to (Over the face of the earth with chosen/. 
 
 22. he took all his army, his horsemen, and/. 
 
 ' 20 . both their/. chariots and horsemen 
 9 ! 7 . they glory in the strength of their/. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 4. they went to Berea with 20,000/. 
 
 10 . 82. Simon set his host against the/. 
 
 12. 49. then sent ! ryphon an host ot/ to Galilee 
 lii! 5. a mighty great host of /, and horsemen 
 
 2 Mac. 11.4. puffed up with his ten thousand/. 
 
 ' 1.3 2 . having a Grecian power of /. 110,000 
 
 FOOISIEPS. 
 
 Tud. 6. 4. their /. shall not bo able to stand 
 Bel\9. and mark well whose/, are these 
 OQ I see the/, of men, women, and children 
 FOR BEAK. 
 
 2 Esd.\. 9.how long shall/. them to whom done good 
 I Mac. 2. 24. nor could he/. to shew his anger 
 o M ic 5 ' 25. did f. till the holy day of sabbath 
 ~ ‘ ■ FClHBEARErH. 
 
 " Mac 6. 14. nations whom the Lord patiently/. 
 FORBID. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 21. God /. that we should forsake the law 
 9 lO. God/. that 1 should do this thing 
 FORBIDDEN. 
 
 .hid. 11. 12. things that God hath/, them to eat 
 b \iac 12. 40. which is/. the .lews by the law 
 FORBIDDEITI. 
 
 " Mac 6 5. with profane things which the law/. 
 FORCE.. 
 
 1 Esd. 7. 35. and the good deed shall be of/. 
 
 9 . 37 . the law perisheth not but remaineth in his/. 
 hid. 9 . 8. and bring down their/, in thy wrath 
 Wisd. 4. 4. through/, of wind shall be rooted out 
 16 . 17 . the fire had more/, in the water 
 
 18. 22. not with strength of body nor /, of arms 
 
 19 . 13. with former signs by the/.ot thunders 
 Ecil. 4.26. and /. not the course ot the river 
 
 39 bg in destruction they pour out their/. 
 
 1 ' Mac. 6. 63. he fought, and took the city by/. 
 
 7 . 25. that he was not able to abide their/. 
 
 27 . Nicanor came to .lerusalem with great/. 
 
 12. 42. that .lonathan came with so great a/. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 11. he took the city by /. ot arms 
 
 ' 10 . 24. tho’ as he w oiild take .lewry by/, of arms 
 12. .35. taking hold of his coat, drew him by/. 
 FOKCED. 
 
 IVi.sd. 14. 19 ./ his skill to make the resemblance 
 Lee/. 31 . 21 . if thou hast been /. to eat, arise 
 o Mac. 4. 42. and all of them they/, to tlee 
 FOECES. 
 
 1 l\lac. 2. 44. so they joined /. and smote sinful men 
 
 3. 27 . he gathered all the /. of his realm 
 
 3 34. he delivered to him the halt ot his/. 
 
 ' 37 . the king took half the/, that remained 
 
 42. saw that the /. did encamp themselves 
 
 4 . 4 . while the/. were dispersed trom the camp 
 7 . 2. that his/, had taken Antiochus and Ly.sias 
 Q. 52. he put/, in them and provision of victuals 
 
 67 . when he began to smite,and came up with/. 
 
 10. 36. enrolled amongst the king’s/, about 30,000 
 
 of .lews as belongeth to all the king’s/. 
 48. then gathered king Alexander great/. 
 
 11 38 . he .sent away all his/. every one to his own 
 place, wherefore the/, ot his father hated 
 him 
 
 43. to help me, for all my /. are gone from me 
 60. all the/, of Svria gathered themselves to him 
 
 12.' 45 . will give the rest of the strong holds and/. 
 
 11. 1. king Demetrius gathered his/, together 
 15. 10. at which time all the/, came together 
 
 12. he saw that his/. had forsaken him 
 
 2 il7ac. 10. 24, a great multitudeof foreign/. 
 FORCIBLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 49 . should/, enter into their doors 
 'fob. 1. 20. then all my goods were/, taken away 
 
 FOHECA.SIETH. 
 
 JVisd. 17 . 11. wickedness alwavs/. grievous things 
 FOREFA I'llEKS. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 23. w hy law of/, is brought to nought ? 
 Bar.\. 19 . brought our/, out of the land ot Egypt 
 
 3. 5. remember'not the iniquities of our/. 
 
 7 . the iniquity of our /. that sinned hetore thee 
 2 Mac. 8. 19. what helps their/, had found 
 FOKEFEEI'. 
 
 2Afac.3.25. he smote at Heliodorus with his/. 
 FOHEFHONT. 
 
 1 iliac. 4. 57 . thev decked also the /. of the temple 
 ' FOREIGN.. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 3. have gathered multitude of/, soldiers 
 
 2 iliac. 10. 24. had gathered multitude ot/. forces 
 FOREKNOWLEDGE. 
 
 Jud. 9 . 6. and thy judgments are in thy /. 
 
 11, 19.these were told me]according to my/. 
 
 FORERUNNERS. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 8. didst send wasps,/, of thine host 
 FORESEE ill. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 8. she /. signs and wonders, and events 
 FOR ESHEW. 
 
 Wisd. 18.19. dreams that trouble them did /. this- 
 FORE-SMN. 
 
 Jud. 14.10. Achior cin umcised the /. of his flesh. 
 FORE'.ST. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.13. I went into a /. the trees took counsel 
 1 Mac. 4. 38. shrulis grow mg in the com ts as in a /. 
 
 fore-ward. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 11 . they that marched in the/, mighty mei 
 FORGA r. 
 
 JVisd. 19 .20. the water/. his ow n quenching naturer 
 FORGE. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 2. and from the lips that/, lies 
 FORGEE. 
 
 1 Esd. .3.22. they/, their love to friends and brethren 
 
 2 l-.'d. 16 . 67, leave of}' sins, and /. your iniquities 
 Wisd. 16 . 23. this did e'en /. his own strength 
 
 19 . 4. made them /. things that had happened 
 Eccl. 7 . 27 . and /. not the sorrows of thy mother 
 11. 27 . affliction of an hour make man/. pleasure 
 29. 15./. not the friendship or thy surety 
 . 37 . 6 ./. not thy friend in thy mind, in thy riches 
 .38.21./. it not for there is no turning again 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 49 . to the end they might /. the law 
 
 2 Mac. 2.2. charged them not to /. the commands 
 
 FORG E l FUL. 
 
 Eccl.^?>. 14. be not /. before them, and so become 
 FORGEIFL'LNK.S.S. 
 
 JVi.sd. 14. 26./. of good turns reigned in all 
 
 16. 11. that not falling deep into f. be mindful 
 
 17 . 3. were scattered under a dark vail oi /. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 25. in prosperity there is a/. of afliiction 
 
 FORGE ITING. 
 
 Wisd. . 9 . 20. the fire/, hh o-^rn virtue had power 
 FORG I YE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 69. being judge, if he should not/. them 
 Eccl. 16 .11. he is mighty to /. and pour out displeas. 
 28. 2./. thy neighbour tlie hurt he hath done 
 Prayer of Mauass. f. me, O Lord,/, me 
 1 iliac. 13. 39. as for any oversight, we /. it 
 FORGIVEN. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 2. so shall thy sins be/, when thou prayest 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 8. let it be /. thee from this time 
 FORGlVFiNES.S. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 4. and doth he ask /. of his own sins ’ 
 Braver of Manass.f. to them that have sinned 
 FOREGO. 
 
 Eccl. 7.19. /. not a wise and good worn, is above gold 
 FORGOTTEN. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.6. for they have /. me^ and have offered 
 
 14. yet have yon /. me, saith the Lord 
 8. 5.3. and corruption is fled into hell to be/. 
 
 12. 47 . the mighty hath not /. you in teirptation 
 Ji'tsd.Q.. 4. and our name shall be /. in lime 
 Eccl. 13. 10. stand not far off, lest Ibon he/. 
 
 . 35 . 7 . the memorial thereof shall never be/. 
 
 44. 10. whose righteousness hath not been /. 
 
 Bar. 4. 8. ye have/, the everlasting God 
 FORLORN. 
 
 hid. 9 . 11. for thou art a protector of the/. 
 
 Esth. 14.19. O mighty G. hear the voice of the/. 
 FORM. 
 
 JVisd. 11 . 17 . made the world of matter without /. 
 
 15. 5. so they desire the/, of a dead image 
 FORMED. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 39 . the sound of man’s voice was not yet /^ 
 JVisd. 10. 1. she preserved first/. father of world 
 
 13. 1.3. and/, it by the skill ot his understanding 
 2 Mac. 7 . 22. nor was it I that/, the members 
 
 ^3 the Creator, wlio /. the generation of than 
 FORMER, 
 
 1 Esd. 1.24. they were written in /. limes 
 JVi.sd. 19 .13. punishments came not without/, signs 
 Eccl. 21. 1. but ask pardon for thy/, sins 
 1 Mac. 4. 47 . built a new altar according to the/. 
 10.41. the officers payed not in, as in/, time 
 12. 3. ye should renew the league as in/, time 
 
 16 . to renew the amity and the/, league 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 8 . he received the next torment as/, did 
 
 14. 38. in the/, times when they mingled not 
 15.8. help which in f. times they had received 
 
 FORMERLY. 
 
 2Mac. 5.18. had been /. wrapped in many sins 
 FORNICA'l ION. 
 
 JVisd. 14.12. was the beginning of spiritual/. 
 
 FORNICAIOR. 
 
 Eccl "3 16. a/, in the body of his flesh, never ceases 
 FORSAKE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.25. ye have forsaken me, I vyill /. you aUso 
 .3. 15. that thou wouldest never/, his seed 
 5 18./. us not as the shepherd that leavelh flock 
 10..34. only/, me not, lest 1 die frustrate ot my h( pe 
 12. 44. it thou/, us. how much better to be burnt 
 
 Jud. 7 . .30. for he will not /, us utterly 
 Eccl. 4. 19. but if he go wrong she will /. him 
 7 . 26. hast thou a w ife after thy mind '/. her not 
 .30. iove him made Ihee, and/, not his ministers 
 9 ' 10 ./. not an old friend, the new is not comi>arahle 
 i. 3 . 4 . if thou have nothing, he will/, thee 
 7 ! he will E thee, and shake his head at thee 
 17 .18. giving him the light of love doth not/, him 
 25. return to the Lord, and/, thv sins 
 28. 2.3. such as f. the Lord shall tall into it 
 29 ! 14. but lie that is impudent will/, him 
 .3.5. .3. to f. unrighteousness, is a pn jiiiiaiion 
 
 1 .l/ac. 2. 21. God forbid we shouldi. live law 
 
 2 Mac. 1.5. God never/, yon in tin>e. of trouble 
 ~6 16 . tho’he punish, vet (loth he never/, his people 
 
 FG'R.SAKEN. 
 
 1 E.<d. 8.80. in bonclage, we w ere not f. of our I ord 
 
 2 Esd. 1.25. seeing you have/. me, 1 will foisakey ou 
 27. ye have not/, me, but your own selves 
 .31. your new moons and circumcisions have I /. 
 
 2. 2. I am a widow and/, go your way, 4. 
 
 JVisd. 3. 10. the ungodly punished, have/, the I ord 
 Eccl.'2. 10. or did any abide in his tear, and w as/. T 
 41.8. woe to you ungodly men w ho bav*'/. the law 
 51.20. found in pui euess, theietore shal. 1 net be/. 
 
FO U 
 
 FRI [Apocrvphz. 
 
 FO U 
 
 JBar. 3. 12. thou hast f. the fountain of wisdom 
 
 4. 12. let none I'ejoice over me a widow, and/. of 
 Sr/38. nor hast thou /. them that seek thee 
 i. Mac. 7. ly. he took many of them that had f. him 
 10.14. certain of those that had the law remained 
 15. 12. for he saw that Ids forces had /. him 
 2 Mac. 5. 20. as it was/. in wratii of the Almighty 
 
 7. 16. think not that onr nation is f. of God 
 
 I'OIISAKlilt, S. 
 
 iJan. 3. 9. lawless enemies, most hateful/, of God 
 - Mac. 5. 8. pursned, hated as a of the laws 
 FOKSAKl'.S f. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 41. what have we done? that th.ou/. us 
 FORSAKliTH". 
 
 Eccl. 3.16. he that/, his father, is as a blasphemer 
 FORSOOK. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 25. they that inhabited the city/, thee 
 
 8. 56. thought scorn of his law, and f. his ways 
 JVisd. 10.13. when righteous was sold, she/, him not 
 Eccl. 17. 21. neither left, nor/. them, hut spared 
 
 49. 4. for they/, the law of the Most High 
 1 Mac. 1. 15. and they /. the holy covenant 
 
 11.12. and/. Alexander, so their hatred was known 
 FORSWEAR. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 28. or else lightly/, themselves 
 FORSWORE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 48. he/, himself and rebelled, hardening 
 FOR I IFICATION. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 11. to build with square stones for /. 
 FORTIFY. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 39. commanded to/. the gates and tower 
 FORITFIEO. 
 
 Jud. 4. 5. they/, the villages that were in them 
 
 5. 1. Israel had/, all the tops of the high hills 
 Eccl. 48. 17. Ezekias/. his city and brought in 
 
 50. 1. and in ids days/. the temple 
 
 4. took care of temple and /. city against besieging 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 34. they /, themselves therein 
 
 4. 61. they/. Rethsura to preserve it 
 
 5. 46. Epliron was a gieat city, very well /. 
 
 6. 26. the sanctuary and Bethsura have they/. 
 
 9. 52. he/, also the city of Bethsura and Gazara 
 
 13. 10. he/. Jerusalem round about 
 
 14. 33./. the cities of Judea || 31. he/. Joppa 
 37. he/, it for tlie safety of the country 
 
 _ FORlIFYIl^G. 
 
 J 3Iac. 10. 45. and for the /. thereof round about 
 FORTUUDE. 
 
 Jf isd. 8. 7. she teacheth prudence, justice, and/. 
 FURIRESS. 
 
 Eccl. 50.2. by him was built the high /. of the wall 
 
 1 3Jac. 4. 41. to fight against those that were in the/ 
 
 5. 9. but they (led to the /. of Dathema 
 
 11. they are itreparing to come and take the /. 
 
 29. and he went till he came to the/. 
 
 2 3/ac. 10. 33. but they laid siege against the /. 
 
 12. 19. had left in the /. above 10,000 men 
 
 21. he sent baggage to a /. called Camion 
 FORTRESSE.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 12. the strangers that were in/. fled away 
 
 11. 41. those of the lower, and those in the/ 
 
 14. 42. to set them over the armour and tlie /. 
 
 15. 7-/- that thou hast built, let them remain 
 
 FORWARD. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 27. tlie Lord is with me, hasting me f. 
 
 ‘Z Esd. .3. 6. before ever the earth came /. 
 
 Esth. 13. 4. so as the uni/ of kingdoms cannot go/. 
 .Ivisd. 13. 18. <)f that which cannot set a foot /. 
 
 14. 18. the arlificer did help to set/, the ignorant 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 13. the people were .so /. herein 
 
 2 3Iac. 11. 10. thus they’ marched /. in armour 
 
 15. 25. then B' icanor came /. with trumpets 
 
 FORWARDNESS. 
 
 Wtsd. 14. 17. by their/, they might flatter him 
 FOUGIir. 
 
 J^isd. 10. 20. magnilied thy hand that /. for them 
 Eccl. 46. 6. because he/. in the sight of the Ford 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 2. they/, with cheerfulness the battle 
 
 12. and therewith he/. all his life long 
 
 5. 3. Judas/, against the chihirenof Esau, 65. 
 
 7. so he/, many battles with them 
 21. where hej. many battles with the heathen 
 
 IF 41. cast them out, for they /. against Israel 
 .55. the men of war/. against Demetrius 
 
 12. 13. the kings round about have/. against us 
 
 13. 47. so Simon /. no more against them 
 
 14. .32. Simon rose up. and /. for his nation 
 
 26. 2. we have/, against the enemies of Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 1.12. he cast them out that/. within holy city 
 
 10. 17. they kept oft all that/, on the wall 
 
 12. .36. when they hait /. long, were weary 
 
 13. 22. the king/, with .ludas, was overcome 
 
 ^ FOUL. 
 
 I Esd. 9. 6. because of the present /. weather 
 weather, so that we cannot stand 
 Iftsd. 11. 6. a fountain troubled with /. blood 
 Eccl. 5. 14. tor a/, shame is upon the thief 
 20. 24. a he is a/, blot in a man 
 „ FOWLS. 
 
 Z Esd. 5. 6. the/, shall take their flight away 
 
 6. 47. that it should bring forth /. and fishes 
 Mid. 11. 7.J. ot the air shall live by thy power 
 Esth. 16. 24. hateful to wild beasts and /. for ever 
 
 19. 11. they saw a new generation of/. 
 
 Eccl. 17.4. and gave him dominion over beasts and/. 
 
 43. 14. ti easiires opened, and clouds fly forth as/. 
 Ear. 3. 17. they have had their pastime with /. 
 
 Ean. 3. 58. _0 all ye f. ot the air, bless the Lord 
 1C oo’ devoured of/, and wild beasts 
 
 15. 33. they should give it by pieces to the /'. 
 
 . ^ FOUND. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.7- <tnd to the people that was/, there 
 
 were/, dwelling at Jerusalem 
 c because thou art/, wisest 
 
 5’ sought in the register, and was not f. 
 
 o’ 6e/. that the building was done 
 
 An , 9• df'dCG in his sight in all requests 
 42. when I had /. there none of the priests 
 
 5.3. and we/, him favourable unto us 
 “a A a' I'ame no where be /. hut in Israel 
 
 4. 44. It I have/, favour in thy sight, and if it be 
 possible and 1 be meet therefore, 5. 56. 1 6. 11. 
 
 2Esd. 5.10. shall be sought of many’, and yet not be/. 
 6. 22. full storediouses shall suddenly be/. empty 
 8. 42. 1 said, if 1 have/, grace let me spe-ak 
 12. 7. Lord, if I have/. grace before thy sight 
 
 14. 22. but 1 have/, grace befoi'e thee 
 Toh. 1.18. he killed many, but the bodies were not/. 
 5. 4. he/. Raphael tliat was an angel 
 8. 13. the maid went in and /. them both asleep 
 
 Jvd. 14. 15./. llolofernes cast on the floor dead 
 IVi.sd. 1.2. he will be/, of them that temiit him not 
 2. 11. what is feeble is/, to be nothing worth 
 .3.5.G. proved them and/. them worthy for himself 
 
 5. 10. as a ship, the trace thereof cannot be /. 
 
 11. when a bird hath flown no token of her wav 
 
 to be/, no sign where slie went is to be/. 
 
 6. 12. wisdom is glorious,/, of such as seek her 
 
 7. 29. compared with the light, she is/, before it 
 
 8. jl. 1 shall be/, of quick conceit in judgment 
 
 15. _1 shall be/, good among the multitude 
 
 10. 5. she/, out the righteous and preserved him 
 16. 9. nor was there/, any remedy for their life 
 Eccl. 8. 14. a faithful friend is a strong rtefence, he 
 that hath/. such an one hath/, a treasure 
 11.19. whereas liesaitli, 1 have/, rest 
 
 18. 6. neither can the ground of them be/, out 
 28. he will give praise of him that /, her 
 
 21. 16. grace shall he/, in the lips of' the wise 
 2.3. 12. (rod grant that it be not/. in Jacob 
 25.9. well is him that hath/, prudence 
 
 29. 4. a thing lent them, reckoned it to be/. 
 
 6. and he will count as if he had /. it 
 
 31.8. blessed is the rich that is/. without blemish 
 10. who hath been tried thereby and /, [lerfect 
 .34. 8. the law shall be/, perfect without lies 
 .36. 16. and let thy prophets he/. faithful 
 ,38. .33. shall not be/, where parables are spoken 
 41. 5. such as/, out musical tunes, and recited 
 20. when he was proved, he was/. faithful 
 
 45. 1. who/, favour in tlie sight of all flesii 
 
 46. 15. by faithfulness he was/. a true [irophet 
 51. 20.1 directed my soul to her,/, her in pureness 
 
 Bar. 3. 15. who hath /. out her place ? 
 
 30. who hath gone over the sea and/, her? 
 
 32. he hath/, herout with his understanding? 
 
 3b. he hath/, out all the way of knowledge 
 
 orcf. 6.3. there was no disjv nesty /. in her 
 \Mac. 1. 23. he took the hidden treasures wliicli he/. 
 
 56. they rent the books of the law which they /'. 
 
 57. where was/, with any the book of testament 
 2. 46. what children soever they /, in Israel 
 
 52. was not Abraham/, faithful in temptation 
 63. and to-morrow he shall not be/. 
 
 4. .5. when hej. no man there, he sought him 
 
 5. 6. where he/, a mighty power with I imotheiis 
 
 6. 6.3. where he/. Phili() to be master of the city 
 10. 60. and he/, favour in their sight 
 
 11.24. where he/, favour in his sight went to king 
 12. 21. It is/, in vvriting that the Lacedemonians 
 ^ Mac. 1. 20. M heu they told us they /. no fire 
 2. 1. it IS also f. in the records that .Jeremy 
 
 7. 23. who/, out the beginning of all things 
 
 8. 19. what helps their forefathers had /. 
 
 10. 22. so he slew those that were/, traitors 
 12. 18. but as for Timotheus they /. him not 
 
 40. they /. things consecrated to idols of Jamnites 
 , ^ , FOUNDATION. 
 
 ^8. the Jews do lay the/, of the temple 
 house of God 
 
 6. 15. the/, ot the earth is understood 
 10. n.3. where no f. of any building was 
 
 shall be smitten with plague 
 16. 15. till it consume the /. of the earth 
 Jad. 1. .3. the breadth thereof in the/. 60 cubits 
 lh.fd..l.p. brood of ungodly shall not lay fast/. 
 
 19. and he shall shake them from the /'. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 15. she hath built an everlastinn'/. 
 
 50. 2. by him was built from the/, the hei-lit 
 
 FOUxN DAi'lON.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 11. and lay (he /. of these works 
 ^0. laid the/, of the house of the Lord 
 
 2 Esd. 6. / or ever the/, of Paradise were laid 
 
 10. 27. a large place shewed itself from the/. 
 
 Id. 2.3. fire hath consumed the/, of the earth 
 
 Jad. 16. 15. mountainsshall be moved from their/ 
 Eccl. 10. 16. destroyed them to the/. of the earth 
 16. 19. the/, of the earth shall be shaken 
 FOUNDING. 
 
 2 ulac. 2.13. how he /. a library gathered the acts 
 FOUNLAIN. 
 
 Jud.J. 3. they camped in the valley by the/. 
 
 7. he came to the/ of their waters and took them 
 12. let thy servants get (he/, of water 
 12. 1.she washed herself in a/. ot waterin’ camp 
 Esth. 10. 6. a little/, became a river, there w’as light 
 
 11. 10. as It were from a little /. was a flood 
 Jl isd. 11.6. instead ot a/. of a running river 
 Eccl. 1. 5. the word of God is the /. of wisdom 
 21. 1.3. his counsel is like a pure/, of life 
 
 26. 12. as a traveller, when he hatn found a/. 
 
 Ear. 3. 12. thou hast forsaken (he/. of wisdom 
 ^ FOUNTAINS, 
 
 2 Esd. 2.19. as many f. tiowdiig with milk and honey 
 
 6. 24. the springs of the /. shall stand still 
 14. 47. for in Ihein is the /. of wisdom 
 
 Jtid. 6. 11. they came to the /. under Bethulia 
 
 7. 17- and they took the/, of the waters 
 
 Dan. 3.55. O yej. prai.se ye the Lord, praise forever 
 FOUR. 
 
 2 E.sd. 3. 19. thy glory went through /, gates of fire 
 6. 21. untimely children of three or /, inonlhs old 
 11.39. art thou not it that remainest of the/. beasts 
 
 12. 2. and the/, wings appeared no more 
 21. /. shall be kept till their end begin to approach 
 
 13. 5. from the/, winds of the heaven to subdue 
 16. 29. there are left three or /, olives, 31. 
 
 JVisd. 18. 24. in the/, rows of the stones was glory 
 
 1 Mac. 11.57. thee ruler over the/, governments 
 1.3. 28. for his mother, and his/. brethren 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 21. he divi.led his army into/. parts 
 
 FOURTEEN. 
 
 Toh. 8. 19. he kept the wedding-feast/. davs 
 20. fill the/, days of the marriage expired 
 
 Toh. 10.7- fill/, days of the wedtiing were expired 
 FOURIEENTH. 
 
 1 1. 1. the / day of thetirst month, 7.10. 
 
 10. 13. the/, and iifteenth day ot same month 
 
 13. 6. the/, day of thetw’elfth month Adar 
 _ . F’OURIII. 
 
 Jad. 12. 10. in the/, (iay llolofernes made a feast 
 /•-//(. 11. ].in the/, year of the reign of Ptolemeus 
 
 OA, ^ afraid 
 
 .. alac. 7. 13. they mangled the/, in like manner 
 
 Forty. 
 
 “ for/• days 
 
 ,30. let no man seek after me these / days 
 42. they sat / days, and they wrote in the da\' 
 
 44. Ill / days they wrote 2P4 books 
 
 45. when the/ days were fulfilled 
 Eel 3. were spent on him every dav f sheen 
 ,, FRAMED 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 39. so speech (inely/. delighteth 
 
 frankincense. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 15. as the tume of / in the tabernacle 
 .19. 14. and give ye a sweet savour as/. 
 
 50. 8. as the branches of the/, tree in summer 
 I' R A N I 1C. 
 
 tjCcl. 4. 30. be not /. amoti^ thy servants 
 , FRAYEl’H. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 20. casfeth a stone at birds, /. them away 
 FREE. 
 
 I Esd. o Q. with many / gifts of a great number 
 4. o:>. all that went should have/, liberty 
 Jnd. I. 14. with vows and/, gifts of the people 
 It). 18. they offered their/, offerings and gifts 
 23. she waxed old, and made her maid /. 
 
 Jvisd.7. 23. kind toman.stedfast.sure,/. from care 
 Eccl. 10. 25. they that are /shall do service 
 DV/.v. 53. and thou hast let the guilty go/. 
 
 1 3Jac. 10. 29.1 J. you, and toryoursakes I release 
 31. let Jerusalem also be holy and /. 
 
 .39. I give it as a/, gift to the sanctuary 
 IL 28. that he would make Judea/, from tribute 
 Id. 7. let them be/, and all the armour remain 
 ^ , FREED. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 29. an huckster shall not be/, from sin 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 22. tl>ey/^Ihe^citv^and upheld the laws 
 
 E.'.th. 16. 19. publish that the .Jews may/. live 
 1 3Iac. 10. .3.3. I/. Set at liberty every one 
 FREEDOM. 
 
 1 E\d. 4. 49. he wrote concerning their/ 
 
 62. because he had given them/, and liberty 
 1 Mac. 10. 34. y. tor all the Jews in my realm 
 . FREl•’,-w«7^. 
 
 1 Eisd, 3. 19. inintl^of l^nd-man and f.-tnayi all one 
 FR EE-aowrtg. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 11. of a/-zi)ow«M sl^ is become bond-slave 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 5. he commanded him to be/, in the pan 
 
 , FRI END. 
 
 Jl tsd. \. 16, they thought to have if their /. 
 
 Eccl. 0. 1. instead of a /. become not an enemy 
 
 7. I t thou won hist get a/, prove him first 
 
 8. tor some man is a/, tor his own occasion 
 
 9. there is a f. who being turned to enmity 
 
 10. again, some/, is a companion at the table 
 
 11. a raithlul/ is a strong defence 
 16. a taithtui y. is the medicine of life 
 
 7- 12. devise not a lie, nor do the like to thy f. 
 
 18. change not a/, for any good by no means 
 
 9. 10. forsake not an old/. tor the iiew is not com- 
 
 . parable, a new/, is as new wine 
 
 , • '*9’ dannot he known 111 itrosperity 
 9. but m his adversity even a f. w ill deiiart 
 
 14. 1.3. do good untothv/. before thou die 
 19^8. whether to/, or foe, talk not of lives 
 
 13. admonish aJ. it may be he hath not done it 
 
 14. a< inoni.ih thy /, it may he he hath not .said it 
 
 V' fi'iipsit is a slander 
 
 20. 2.-.. thei e is that promiseth to his/ 
 
 "oi 'o "Pbiaideth his/, breaks friendship 
 
 -1. though thou drewest a sword at thy f. 
 
 22. it thou hast Ofiened thy mouth against thv f. 
 
 ... lof these things every / will depart 
 -5. I will not he ashamed to defend a./ 
 
 27. 16. and .shall never find a /’. to his mind 
 JJ- loVt*' thy/, and he faithful unto him 
 2/ 10. lose money for thy brother and thv/ 
 
 3|. 1. every/, saith, 1 am his/, also, burihere is a 
 
 „ , . /• ■'vho is only a/, in name 
 
 2. when a companion and/, is turned an enemy 
 
 4. wliu h reioicelh in the prosperity of a f 
 
 5. acompanion who helpeth his/, forthe belly 
 C forget not thy/, in thy mind w hen in riches 
 
 40. 2.3. a/, and companion never meetami.ss 
 4L IB.Jie ashamed before ihy partner and/ 
 
 1 A/ac.J. 8. chose Bacchides a/, of the king ' 
 
 10. 10. we will make him our/, ami (onfederate 
 
 19. a man of great power, and meet to he our f 
 
 20. we ordain thee to be calle.l the king’s/. 
 
 13.36. to Simon, high-priest and/. of king’s 
 
 1.5.,32. Athennbius the king's/, came to Jerusalem 
 
 2 Alac. 7. 24. that he would take him for his/ 
 
 11. 14. that he must needs be a /. to them 
 
 FRIENDS. 
 
 1 Esd. .3.22. they forget their love to/ 
 
 8. 13. the gifts which I and mv/. have vowed 
 
 26. honoured me in sight of all his /.ami noliles 
 
 2 h..\d. 5. 9. and all /, shall destroy one another 
 
 6. 24. at that time /. shall fight one against another 
 
 Esth.\(). 5. put in trust to manage their/ affairs 
 
 14. he thought, finding us destitute of/. 
 
 JVt^d.7. 14. which they that use, become/. of God 
 
 27. she maketh them/of (iod and iirophets 
 
 19. 14. but these brought/. into bondage 
 Eccl. 6. 5. sweet language will multiply f. 
 
 1.3. separate from enemies, take heed of thv /. 
 
 1.3. 21. a rich man tailing, is held up of his/ 
 
 20. 16. the fool saith, 1 have no/. 1 have no thank 
 
 28. 9. a smtui man disquieteth t. and makes debate 
 ;J0. .3. ami before his/, he shal 1 rejoice of him 
 
 o. aii(i one that shall requite kindness to his f 
 41.22. be ashamed of upbraiding speeches before f 
 42. 3. be not ashamed of the giftof the heritage of/ 
 
 645 
 
FUR 
 
 GAR 
 
 Apocrypha.] FRU 
 
 871 . 1 . 33. fherefore her/, and all that sa^y her wept 
 Beii. i)aiiiel was lionoitred above all his/. ^ 
 
 1 Mac. ‘2. IH- thou shalt be in number ot king s/. 
 
 .39 Klattaibias and his/, understood thereof 
 4;'). Mattalliias and his/, went round about ^ 
 
 3..38. N iranor, (iorgias. mighty men ot the king sj. 
 
 6. 10. wlieretore he calleci tor all his /. 
 
 14. then called he for Philip on*'ft !'is/. 
 
 28. the king gathereti together all his/. 
 
 58. now therefore let us be/', with tliese men 
 
 7. 6. .ludas and his brethren have slam all thy /. 
 is. we will not procure harm ot yon nor your/. 
 
 8. 12. with their /'. and such as relied on thein 
 20. we be rcgistcietl > our c.ontederatcs and /. 
 
 .31. why liast thou made thy yoke heavy on our /. 
 
 y 26 they made inquiry and search tor .ludas /. 
 
 28. for this cause all .ludas’/. together 
 
 35. liad sent to pi ay his/, the I^abathiteS 
 .39. the bridegroom came forih and his/. 
 
 30. 60. who gave them and their/, silver 
 05. so the king wrote him among his chief/. 
 
 11. 26. promoted him in the sight ot all his/. 
 
 27 . gave him fire-eminence among his chiel/. 
 
 .33. to do good to the J'ews, who are our/. 
 
 57 . appoint thee to be one of the king’s/. 
 
 12. 14. our confederates and/'. in these wars 
 
 4.3. i'ryfihon commended him to all his/. 
 
 14 39. Demetrius ma le him one or his/. 
 
 40. the Romans had called the .lews their/. 
 
 15. 17 . the .lews’ ambassadors, our/, came to us 
 
 28. he sent to him Athenobius one ot his/. _ 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 14. came and his/, that were with him 
 .3. .31. certain of 1 leliodorus'/. prayed Omas 
 8. y. choosing Nicanqr one ot his special /. ^ 
 
 10 . 13. wliereufion being accuseii ot the king^ sj. 
 
 14 ' 11 . others of the king’s /. being maliciously set 
 FK 1 FN DRY. 
 
 Wisd 19 . 15. because they used strangers not /. 
 Ecct. 4. 8. and give him a/, answer with meekness 
 'I Mac. 7 . 27 . he sent deceittully with/', words 
 ^ Mac 12. 31. desiring them to be /. still to them 
 " Fill FNDSlllP. 
 
 W 7 sd. 8. 18. great pleasure it is to have her/. 
 
 Eccl. 6 . 17 . wdioso feareth L. shall direct his/, aright 
 22.20. he that ufibraidshis friend, breaks/. 
 
 29. 15. forget not the /'. of thy surety 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 20. to take our part, and keep/, with us 
 26. whereas you have continued inqiir/. 
 
 12. I. to confirm and renew the/, with tliem 
 .3. sent us to the end you should renew the/. 
 
 8. declaration was made of the league and /. 
 
 10. to send for renewing of brotherhood and/. 
 
 14 . 18 . they wrote in tables of brass to renew/'. 
 
 22. Jews came to renew /'. they had with us 
 
 15. 17 . the Jews came to us to lenew the old /. 
 
 2 Mac 6. 22. for the old /. with them find favour 
 
 I'UOCK. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 4. to him that is clothed with a linen/, 
 FROG.S. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 10. a multitude of/, instead of fishes 
 FKON I lEKS. 
 
 Tud. 3. 8. yet he did cast down their/, and groves 
 FKO.‘jr. 
 
 Wild. 16. 29. shall melt away as the winter’s hoar/. 
 Bar. 2. 25. they are cast out to the/, of the night 
 l)an. 3. 50. O ye/. and snow, bless ye the Lord 
 FROTH. 
 
 5. 14. like a thin /'. that is drivenaway 
 FROWARD. 
 
 1. 3 . for/, thoughts sefiarate from God 
 .36. 20. a/, hearfcaiiseth heaviness 
 FRUir. 
 
 , 3. 20. thy law might bring forth/, in them 
 reward appeareth not, labour hath no/’. 
 
 .. ponder now how great /’. of wickedness 
 .35. when conieth the /. of the floor of our reward 
 
 6. 44. tliere was great and innumerable/. 
 
 8. 6. give us seed, that there may come/', of it 
 10. milk to be given, which is the/, of the breasts 
 
 9 . .31. Isow my law in you, it shall bring forth/. 
 .32. though the/. of tiiy law did not perish 
 
 10. 12. hecause 1 have lost the/, of my womb 
 
 14. even so the earth also hath given her/’, 
 n. 42. the dwellingsof them that brought forth /. 
 16 . 25 . trees shall give /.and whoshall gatherthem? 
 Wisd. .3. 13. she shall have/’, in the visitation ot 
 
 souls 
 
 15. for glorious is the /. of good labours 
 
 4. 5. tiieir/’. unprotitable, not ripe to eat 
 10 . 7 . plants bearing/, that never come to ripeness 
 
 Eccl. 6. 3. lose thy /'.and leave thyself a dry tree 
 
 11. 3. but her /’. is the chief of sweet things 
 19. 19 . shall receive /. of the tree ot immortality 
 
 23. 25. her branches shall bring forth no/. 
 
 24. 17 . my Howers are the /'. ot honour and riches 
 27 6. the /'. <iec lares if the tree have been dressed 
 59 . 10. as a fair olive-tree budding forth/. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 30. the half of the/, ot the trees 
 
 14. 8. and the trees of the field gave their/. 
 
 FRUl I .S. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 18. twelve frees, laden with divers/. 
 
 16. 46. strangers shall reap their/’, and spoil goods 
 'J’o/?. 5. 1.3. we offered the tenths of the/. 
 
 JEi.id. 16 . 19 . it might destroy/. ot an unjust land 
 
 22. fire did destroy the/. of the enemies 
 26. the growing of/’, that nouiisheth man 
 Eccl. 6. 19 . come to her and wait for her good J. 
 
 for thou shalt eat of her/, right soon 
 24. 19 . come and fill yourselves with my/. 
 
 25. and as Tigris in the time ot the new /. 
 
 37 23. and the/, of his understanding fail not 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 34. king received out ot the/, ot the earth 
 FRUITFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.34. and your children shall not be /. 
 
 15. 62. thy/, trees shall they burn up with fire 
 Eccl. 26. 20. thou hast gotten a/, possession 
 
 40. 27 . the fear of the Lord is a/, garden 
 FRUl 1 LI.S8. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 4. nor an image the painter’s/, labour 
 F RUS TRAIL. 
 
 2 E.id. 10. 34. forsake me not, lest 1 die/, of hope 
 Jud. 11. 11. not defeated, and/', of his purpose 
 646 
 
 FUGITIVE. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. .35. be came like a /. servant to Antioch 
 FUGITIVES. 
 
 .hid. 16 . 12. and have wounded them as/, children 
 lVt.sd. 19 . 3. and they jiursued them as/. 
 
 FUEL. 
 
 1 Eld. 1. 23. with an heart /. of godliness 
 58. until the/. term of seventy years 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 3. 1 began to speak words/, of fear 
 4 . 27 . for this world is/, ot unrighteousness 
 
 .38. I said, even we all are/, ot impiety 
 6.22./. store-houses suddenly be found empty 
 
 7 . 6 . a city is set on a field,/', of all gooti things 
 12 . entrances of this world weie/. of sorrow 
 25. and for the/’, are the/’, things 
 
 10. 7 . how that .Sion our moiher is/’, ot heaviness 
 12. 2. their kingdom was small and /. ot uproar 
 
 14. 39. and behold, he reached me a/, cup 
 
 15. .34. the clouds are/, of wrath and storm 
 
 40. the > louds shall be lifted* up/’, of wrath 
 
 41. and many waters, that all fields may be/. 
 
 16. 32. all her paths shall grow/’, of thorns 
 Esth. 15. 11. and thy countenance is/, of grace 
 lVi.id. 5. 22. hailstones/. of wrath shall be cast 
 
 11. 18. or unknown wild beasts/, ot rage 
 
 12. 17 . not believe that thou art of a/, power 
 
 13. 13. a crooked piece of wood, and/’, ot knots 
 Eccl. 1. 30. but thy heart is /’. of deceit 
 
 2. 11. the Lord is/. of compassion and mercy 
 
 3. 13. when thou art in thy /’. strength 
 
 8. 3. strive not with a man that is/. ot tongue 
 19 . 26. but inwardly he is/, of deceit 
 
 23. 11. but his house shall be/, of calamities 
 25. 20. so is a wife /. of words to a quiet man 
 34.10. but he that hath travelled, is/. of prudence 
 39. 12. 1 am filled as the moon at the/’. .50. 6. 
 
 42. 16 . the work is /’. of the glory of the Lord 
 Bar. 6. 17 . when set up their eyes be/’, of dust 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 27 . Antiochus was /’. of indignation 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 6. was/. of infinite sums of money 
 .30. the temple w hich afore w-as /. of fear 
 
 12. 16. a lake filled /. seen running with blood 
 FUI.FIL. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 57 . to/. the word of the Lord, spoken 
 
 by Jeremiah 
 
 2 Esd. 6. .35. that T may/, the three weeks 
 Wisd. 19 . 4. that they might /’. the punishment 
 Eccl. 26. 2. he shall /. the years of his lile 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 18. come and/. the king’s commandment 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 8. but indeed to the king’s purpose 
 
 FULFILLED. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 40. w’hich have/, the law of the Lord 
 41. the number of thy children is/. 
 
 4. . 37 . doth not move till the said measure be/. 
 
 40. ask her when she hath /’. her nine months 
 
 6. 19 . when the affliction ot Sion shall be/. 
 
 11.44. and his abominations are/. 
 
 14. 45. when the forty days were/. 
 
 15.6. and their hurtful works are/. 
 
 Tot). 14. 5. until the time of that age be/. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 13. he being made perfect/. a long time 
 FUr.Fl LLIMG. 
 
 1 Mac.2.55. Jesus, for /. the w ord, was made a judge 
 F UI LY 
 
 Wisd. 
 
 Wisd. 
 
 Eccl. 
 
 ^Esd. 
 .33. 
 4. 31. 
 
 FURIOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 1.22. a/. man cannot be justified 
 10. 18. tier /. anger tor them Rat are born of worn. 
 28. 8. for a/’. man will kindle strife 
 2 Mac. 5. 11. removing out of Egypt in a/, mind 
 
 G. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 20. the house of Lord is not yet/, ended 
 Jud.l. 13. but accomplish the commandments/’. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 29. after two years/. ex[)ired 
 
 62. many in Israel were /’. lesohed not I 0 eat 
 2. 68. recompense/. the heathen, and take heed 
 9 42. so when tliey had avenged/’, the blood 
 FULM ESS. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 16. to fear the Lord is /, of wisdom 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 14. till come to the/, of their sins 
 
 FUME. 
 
 Eccl 24.15. as the/. of frankincense in tabernacles 
 FUM ERALS. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 10. had none to mourn, nor any solemn/. 
 FURLONGS. 
 
 2 Mac. 11.5. distant from .lerusalem about fiye/. 
 
 12 . 9 . w as seen two hundred and forty /, off 
 
 16. a lake two/. broad being tilled full 
 
 17 . then depai ted they from thence 7.50/. 
 
 '’O. Scv’thopolis lieth 600/. from Jerusalem 
 
 TURN ACE. 
 
 Wisd.li. 6. as gold in the/. hath he tried them 
 Eccl. 2.5. acceptable men in the/, of adversity 
 22. 21. as the vapour of a/. goeth before fire 
 27 . 5. the/, provetli the potter’s vessel 
 31. 26. the/, proveth the edge by clipping 
 38. 28. he iighteth with the heat of the/. 
 
 SO.'he is cliligent to make clean the/’. 
 
 43. 4. a man blowing a/’. is in works of heat 
 Daii. 3. 24. the flame streameth forth above the/. 
 25. it burnt Chaldeans it found about the/’. 
 
 27 '. made the midst of the/’, as a moist wind 
 28! then the three blessed God in the/. 
 
 66 he hath delivered us out of midst of the/. 
 FURNISH. 
 
 Eccl 29 26. f. a table and feed me of that ready 
 FURNISHED. 
 
 Eccl.4A.6. rich men /. with ability, living 
 1 Mac. 14. 34. and he /. them with all things 
 FUR ROWS. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 3. sow not on the /. of unrighteousness 
 38. 26. he giveth Ifis mind to make/. 
 
 FURTHER. 
 
 1 £.rc/. 2 . 29 . those wicked workers proceed no/. 
 
 6. .30. and that every year without/, question 
 
 2 Esd. 13.41. would go forth into a/’, country^ 
 
 FUR TIII RMORE. 
 
 1 E.id. 4. 10./. he lieth clown, he eateth. drinketh 
 
 1 Mac 9 . 1./’. when Demetrius heard that Nicanor 
 
 FURY. 
 
 Wi.id. 10. 3. he perished in the/, wherewith 
 Eccl. 1.22. the sway of his/. be his destruction 
 45. 18. the congregation ot Core. with /, and wrath 
 48. 10. wrath, before it break forth into/. 
 
 Bar. 1. 13. to this day the/. of Loid is not turned 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 25. having the/, of a cruel tyrant 
 
 7. 9. thou like a/. takest us out of this lite 
 
 FURIES. 
 
 irisd. 7 . 20. to know the/, of wild beasts 
 
 GABAEL. 
 
 T 06 . 1. 1. Adael son of G. of the seed of Asael 
 
 14. I left in trust withG. ten talents of silver 
 4. 1. the money which he fiad committed to G. 
 
 20 . I signify that 1 committed ten talents to G. 
 
 5.6. for 1 have lodged with our broti.c*r G. 
 
 9 . 2. go to Rages of Media, to G. and bring money 
 
 5. so Raphael went out and lodged with G. 
 
 10. 2. are they detained ? or isG. dead 
 
 GABA I HA. 
 
 Es/li. 12.1. took his rest in the court with G. 
 
 G A HR I AS. 
 
 Toi. 1. 14. I left with Gabael the brother of G. 
 
 4. 20. committed ten talents to Gabael .son of G. 
 GAD. 
 
 Eccl. Q5. 25. nor a wicked w orn, litierty too. abroad 
 GADDER. 
 
 Eccl. 26.8. and, a ff. abroad causeth great anger 
 GAIN. 
 
 Wi.td. 14. 2. for verily desire of ff. deviseth that 
 
 15. 12. they countecl our time here a market tor g. 
 Eccl. 20. 9 . there is a g. that turneth to loss 
 
 29. 19. that followeth other men’s business for 17 . 
 
 2 Mac. 11.3. thinking to make vig. of the temple 
 GAINING. 
 
 Wisd. 1.3.19. for g. and getting asketh ability to do 
 GAINSAY. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 29 . they who did g. thy promises 
 Jud. 8. 28. there is none that may g. thy words 
 12. 14. who am 1 that I should g. my lord f 
 Esth. 13. 9 . there is no man that can g. thee 
 1 Mac. 14.44. to break, or iog. his words 
 GAIT. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . .30. man’s laughter and g. shew what he Is 
 GALA AD. 
 
 Jud. 1.8. to those that were of Carmel and G. 
 
 15.5. they in G. and Galilee chased them 
 1 Mac. 5. 9 . the heathen that were at G.assembletJ 
 17 . 1 and Jonathan will goto the country of G. 
 25. that had happened to their brethren in G. 
 
 27 . shut up in cities of the country of G. .36. 
 
 45. Israelites that were in the country of G. 
 
 55. Judas and .lonathan were in the land of G. 
 
 1.3. 22. he came into the country ofG. 
 
 GALBAN UM. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 15.1 yielded a pleasant odour as G. 
 GALLERY. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 17 . as plastering on the wall of a g. 
 GALA 1 IANS. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 2. which they had done amongst the G, 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 20. battle thev had in Babylon with G. 
 GALILEE. 
 
 Tob. 1. 2. v/hich iscalled properly Nephthali in G» 
 Jud. 1.8. those of higher G. and the great plain 
 15. 5. they that were in Galaaci and in G. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 14. there came other messengers from G, 
 15. and all G. of the Gentiles are assembled 
 
 17 . go, and cieliver thy brethren that are in G. 
 
 20. were given three thousand men to go into &» 
 
 21. then went Simon into G. where he fought 
 23. and those that w ere in G. took he aw ay 
 55. and Simon his brother was in G. 
 
 10 . .30. out of the country of Samaria and G. 
 
 11. 63. his princes w ere come to Cades in G. 
 
 12. 47 . of whom he sent tw o thousand intoG. 
 
 49. 1 ryphon sent an host of footmen into G. 
 
 GALL. 
 
 Tob. 6. 4.take the heart, the liver, and thee?. 6. 
 
 8. as for the g. it is good to anoint a man 
 11.4. take in thine hand the g. of the fish 
 
 8. therefore anoint tliou his eyes with the g. 
 
 11. hestrake off the c;/. on his father’s eyes 
 G ALLIES. 
 
 2 il/czc;. 4.20. it was eiiqiloyed to the making of y. 
 
 G AiVl T'. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 14. after tlieg. of Discuscalled them forth 
 
 18. now w hen the g. that was used was kept 
 GAPE. 
 
 1 Efd 4. 19. do they not a. and with open mouth ? 
 GAPED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 31. the king a. and gazed upon her 
 GARDEN. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 30. 1 came out as a conduit into a g. 
 
 31. 1 said, 1 will watermy best<7.and will water 
 abundantly my g. bed,my brook beca'i.e a river 
 40. 17 . bountifulness is as a most truiitul 
 27 . the fear of the Lord is a fruittul g. 
 
 Bar. 6. 70 . as a scare crow in ng. of cucumbers 
 Nr/i. 4. Joacim had a fair g. joining to his house 
 
 7 . Susanna went into her husband’s 17 . to walk 
 15. slie was desirous to w ash herself m the < 7 . 
 
 17 . and shut the 17. doors that 1 mav wash me 
 is! and they shut the g. doors and went out 
 25 ! then ran the one and opened the g. door 
 26! when the servants heard the cry in the g. 
 
 .36. elilers said, as we walked in the g. alone, this 
 woman shut the g. door.s. and sent maids away 
 38 we that stood in a corner of the g. ran to them 
 GARRISON. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 61. they set there a g. to keep it 
 
 5. 58. when they had given charge to the g. 
 
 6. 59. the king set a g. there to keep it 
 
 9. 51. in them he set ai/. that they might work 
 
 10. 75 . because Apollonius had a g. there 
 
 11.3. he set in every one of them a g. of soldiers 
 
 66. he took the city and setai/. in it 
 
 12 . . 34 . wherefore he set a. 17 . there to keep it 
 14. 33. but he setafi. ofthe Jews there 
 
 2 il/< 7 C. 12. 18. having left a strong g. in a hold 
 GARRISONS. 
 
 Jud. 3. 6. Ilolofernes set .*;, in the high cities 
 
 7 . 7 . Ilolofernes set g. of men ot war o^ er them 
 1 Mac. 5. 56. captains of tliei/. heard of the acts- 
 
GAT 
 
 GEN 
 
 GIF [ArOOKYPH* 
 
 GARIZTM. 
 
 € Jlfar, 5. 23. and at G. he left Andronicus 
 
 6. 2. that in G.ot Jupiter defender of strangers 
 
 GARLAIS D. 
 
 Jtid. 15. 13. they put a.< 7 . of olive upon her 
 GARLANDS. 
 
 Jud. . 3 . 7 . they received them with g. and dances 
 15. 13. n)en followed in their armour with g. 
 GARMEN 1. 
 
 1 E.id. 8. 71; 1 rent my clothes anrl the holy g. 73. 
 Jud. 16.8. for she put off the <7. of her widowhood, 
 and took a linen g. to deceive him 
 Wisd. 18. 24. in the long g. was the whole world 
 Efcl. 14. 17 . all flesh waxeth old as a.< 7 . 
 
 45. 10. he compassed him with an holy g. 
 
 50. 11 he made the g. of holiness honourable 
 Bar.5. 1. put off, O Jerusalem, the g. of mourning 
 
 2. cast about thee a double g. of righteousness 
 GAHMEN I S, 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 2. the priests being arrayed in long g. 
 
 4. !7. these make g. for men, these bring glory 
 
 2 /•.’vrf. 2. 39 . have received glorious g. of the Lord 
 Tob. 4. 16. give of thy^. to them that are naked 
 Jud. 10. 3. she put off the g. of her widowhood, 
 
 washed her body, and put on her .< 7 . of gladness 
 F.stfi. 11. 2. put on the g. of anguish and mourning 
 3.5. 1. the third day she laid away her mourning 47 . 
 EccL 42. 13. for from g. comeih a moth 
 
 45.8. he strengthened him with rich g. 
 
 Bar. 6. 11. they will deck them as men with g, 
 
 33. the priests also take off'their < 7 . and clothe 
 58. whose g. they that aTe strong do take away 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 49 . they brought also the priests’( 7 . 
 
 10. 62. the. king commande<l to take off his g. 
 
 GARNERS. 
 
 Bed. 1 . 17 . she filleth the < 7 . with her increase 
 GARNISH. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 16. he would g. with goodly gifts 
 
 GARNISIIKD. 
 
 Eccl. 16 . 27- he g. his works forever 
 
 42. 21. he hath g. the excellent works of wisdom 
 
 GASP. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 9. when he was at the last o.he said 
 GAT. 
 
 1 E.frf. 1. 31. then g. he up on his second chariot 
 
 Wi^d. 10. 8. they g. not only this hurt 
 
 Ecd.Af). 2. how great glory g. he when hediil.lift up 
 
 51. 16 . I received her and much learning 
 1 1 ac. 3. 3. so he g. his people great honour 
 
 9.32. wdien Hacchides .<7. knowledge thereof 
 
 11. 67 . they ft. them to the plain of Nasor 
 
 GA PE. 
 
 1 E.id. 1 . 16 . the porters were at every g. 7 . 9. 
 
 Tob. 11. 16. went to meet his daughter at the g. 
 Jud.S. 3 . 3 . you shall stand this night in the < 7 . 
 
 30. 6 . thus they w ent forth to the 17 . of the city 
 13.11. then said .Judith to the watchmen at the g 
 
 open, open now the g. our God is with us 
 12. they made haste to go down to the 17 . 
 
 1.3. so they opened the g. and received them 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 22. he pursued them to the g. of Ptolemais 
 
 GA I ES. 
 
 2 E.^d. 3. 19 . thy glory went thro’ four g. of fire 
 Jud. 1.4. he made the g. tliereof; even g. that 
 
 were raised to the heiglit of seventy cubits 
 
 7 . 22. young men fell by the passages of the g. 
 
 10. 9 . commanded the g. of the city to be opened 
 
 Estfi. 16 . 18. he is hanged at the g. of .Susa 
 Ecd. 49 . 13. w hose! up tlie g. and tlie bars 
 
 1 Mar. 4. .38. they saw altar profaned and g. burned 
 57 . the/ 7 , and the chambers they renewed 
 
 5. 47 . they stopped up the g. with stones 
 
 9. these did he strengthen with g. and bars 
 
 12. 38. Simon made it strong with g. and bars 
 48. they of Ptolemais shut the( 7 . and took him 
 
 1,3.33. .Simon fenced them with great wallsandfr. 
 
 15. . 39 . to build Cedron, and to fortify the g. 
 
 2 V/ar. 3. 19. the virgins ran. some to the g. 
 
 10. .36. others broke open the a. and took city 
 
 GA I HER. 
 
 2 E'/f. 14. 23. go thy way, ( 7 . the peoi/le together 
 
 16 . 25. trees give fruit, and w ho shall g. them ? 
 Tob. 1 . 3 . 5. he will g, us out of all nations 
 Eccl. 6. 18. g. instruction f. om thy youth up 
 
 36. 11. g. all the tribes of .Jacob together 
 47 . 18. thou didst < 7 . gold as tin, and multiply 
 
 3 iUac. 3. .31. determined there to g. much money 
 9 . 7 . that he had no time to g. them together 
 
 10.8. had given authority to y. together an host 
 
 14. 44. or tog. an assembly in the country 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 27 . g. those together that are scattered 
 2. 7- till the time tliat God g. his people again 
 18. God will g. us together out of every land 
 GATHERED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 18. have g. together gold and silver 
 
 8. 41. these 1 g. to the river called 'fheras 
 91 . there g. to him a very great multitude 
 
 9 . 3. they should bey. together at Jerusalem 
 
 5. they of Judah and BenjaTnin were g. together 
 
 2 Esd. I..30. I g. you together as a hen gathereth 
 16. 30. when a vineyard is g. there are left 
 
 Jtid. 16 . 22. after iManasses was g. to his people 
 Eccl. 25. 3. if thou hasty, nothing in thy youth 
 Bel 1. Astyages was y. to his fathers, 1 Mac. 2. 69. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.4. he y. a mighty strong host 
 
 15. 3. I have y. a multitude of foreign soldiers 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 13. he founding a library,y. the acts 
 8. 27- they had y. their armour together, 31. 
 
 10. 24. had y. a multitude of foreign forces 
 
 12. 38. so Judas y. his host, and came to Odollam 
 GA I HEREl H. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 4. he that y. bv tlefrauding liis own soul, 
 y. for others that shall speixl his goods riotously 
 
 21.8. that y. stones for the tomb of his burial 
 Eccl. 33. 16. as one that y. after grape-gatherers 
 
 GAIIJERING. 
 
 Eccl. 26.5. the y. together of an unruly multitude 
 
 31. 3. the rich hath great labour in y. riches 
 
 43. 20. it abideth on every y. together of water 
 2 Mac. 4. 28. appertained the y. of the customs 
 
 10.10. y. briefly the calamities of the wars 
 12. 43. when he had made a y. thro’ the company 
 
 GAVE. 
 
 1 Esd. 6.13. they y. us this answer, we are servants 
 
 15. he y. them over into the power of Nabuchod. 
 
 8. 80. made us gracious, so that they y. us food . 
 
 9 . 20. they y. their hands to put away their wives 
 41. and all the multitude y. heed to the law 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 13. 1 y. you a large and safe passage 
 
 14. I y. you light in a pillar of fire, and wonders 
 19- then 1 had pity, and y. you manna to eat 
 
 2.3. 1 y. you not lire for your blasphemies 
 
 2. 1. I y. them my commaii/lmenls tiy the prophets 
 
 16. 61 . he y. him breath, life, and understaniiing 
 Tob. 1. 6 tiiem J y. at the altar to the priests 
 
 7 . the first tenth part 1 y. to the sons of Aaron 
 
 8. the third I y. to them to w horn it was meet 
 13. the Most iligh y. me grace and favour 
 
 16. in time of E.ueme.sser, 1 y. many alms to my 
 
 brethren, and y. my bread to the hungry 
 
 2. 12. and they y. her also besides a kid 
 
 7 . 1.3. and he y. her to be wife to Tobias 
 it). 10. then Raguel y. him Sara his wife 
 
 14. 2. he y. alms, and increased in the fear of Lord 
 
 11. he g. up the gh< st in the bed. being 1.58 years 
 Jud. 8. 8. there was none that y. her an ill word 
 
 10. 5. then she y. her maid a bottle of wine 
 
 I. 5. II. they y. to ludith Holofernes his tent 
 
 12. she y. branches to the women with her 
 
 16 . 19. y. the canopy she had taken for gift to T.ord 
 [I'l.fd. 10. 2. she y. him power to rule all things 
 
 10. she y. him know ledge of holy things 
 
 34. shesheweii them liars aiul y. him perpet. glory 
 
 18. 25. unto these the destroyer y. place, was afraid 
 Eccl. 17 . 6. an heart he y. them to understand 
 
 9. he y. them to the glory in his marvellous acts 
 
 11. besides this he y. them knowle/lge 
 
 21. 8. so the Creator y. me a commandment 
 15.1 y. a sweet smell like cinnamon and as[)alathus 
 
 45. 3. he y. him a commandment for his people 
 
 7 . hey. him the priesthood among the people 
 
 17 . he y. unto him his commandments 
 
 20. he made Aaron honourable and y. him heritage 
 
 21. sacrifices, which he y. to him ami his seed 
 
 46. 9. the Lord y. strength also to Caleb 
 
 47 . 5. he y. him strength in his right hand to slay 
 
 6. in that he y. him a crown of glory 
 
 11. he y. him a covenant of kings, and a throne 
 
 22. wherefore he y. a lemnant to Jacob 
 49 5. therefore he y. their power to others 
 
 Bar. 1. 18. in commaiKlrnents that he y. us openly 
 .3. 27 . nor y. he the way of kimw ledge to them 
 
 4. .30. he that y. thee that name will comfort thee 
 
 1 A/ac. 1. 1.3. who y. them license to do after ordin. 
 
 3. Cil. he y. his soldiers pay for a year 
 
 5. .3. he y. them a great overthrow- and abated 
 
 7 . 11. but they y. no heed to their words , 
 
 8.8. which they took of him and y. to king Eumenes 
 
 10. 46. these words, they y. no credit to them 
 58. he y. to hitn his daughter Cle/'i/atra 
 60. he y. them and their friends silver and gold 
 89. hey. him Accaron with the borders thereof 
 
 II. 10. I repent that 1 y. my daughter to him 
 
 12. 4.3. hey. him gifts, and commanded his men 
 
 13. 3. Simon y. them exhortation, saying 
 
 14. 8. the earth y. her increase, trees their fruit 
 .32. .''imon armed valiant men and y. them wages 
 
 2 AJac. 2. 17 . hope that y. them all an heritage 
 
 7 . 22. for 1 neither y you breath nor life 
 
 8. .36. they followed the laws th<it he y. them 
 
 12. 15. Judas y. a fierce assault against the wall 
 
 15. 15. Jeremias y. to Judas a sword of gold 
 
 GAYEST. 
 
 1 E.rd.S.82. whichthouy. by thy servants the proph. 
 
 2 E.td. 3. 5. thou y. a body to Adam without soul 
 
 16. to him thou g. Isaac, to Isaac thouy. Jacob 
 27 . thou y. the city into hands of enemies 
 
 5. 27 . thou y. a law that is approved by all 
 
 6. -16. thou y. them a charge to/loservice to man 
 51. to Enoch thou y. one part, which was <iried 
 . 52 . unto Leviathan thou y. the seventh part 
 
 5.3. on the sixth day thou y. comman/iment 
 Tob. 8. 6. thou mailest Adam and y. hi n Eve 
 Jud.<J.2. to w hom thou y. a swor/l to take veniteance 
 
 .3. wherefore thou y. their rulers to be slain 
 IVi.\d. 11.7. thou y. to them abundance of water 
 
 12. 10. thou y. them place ot re|)pntaure 
 
 18. 3. thou y. them a burning pillar of fire 
 
 1 AJac. 4. .30. and thou y. the host of strangers 
 GAY. 
 
 Bar. 6. 9 . as it were for a virgin that loves to go y. 
 GAZA. 
 
 1 J/<7f. 11. 61 . went to G. but they of G. shut him out 
 62. w hen they ol G. made supplication to Jonathan 
 
 13. 43. in those days .Simon encamped against G. 
 
 GAZA R A. 
 
 1 Alac. 4. 15. for they i)ursued them unto G. 
 
 7 . 4.5. pursued a day's journey from Adasa to G. 
 
 1.3. 5.3. cai)tain of all the hosts, and dw elt at G. 
 
 14. 7- he liatl theilominion ot'fl. atul Bethsura 
 34. he fortifie G. that bordereth on Azotus 
 
 1.5. 28. you withhold loppe and G. with the tower 
 . 35 . and whereas thou deuian>lest loppe and G. 
 
 16 . 1. then came up lohn from G. ami tohl Simon 
 
 19 . he set others also to G. to kill lohn 
 
 21. one had run afore unto G. and told .John 
 GAZE. 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 5. g. not on a maid, that thou fall not 
 41. 21. or to y. upon another man’s wife 
 GAZED. 
 
 1 E-id. 4. 31. yet the king gaped and y. on her 
 
 G I BA. 
 
 Jud. 3. 10. he pitched between G. and Scythopolis 
 GEDEON. 
 
 .hid. 8. 1. the son of G. the son of Raphaim 
 GE.N 1 RAJ,. 
 
 2 Esd. ft. 15. touching man in y. thou knowestbest 
 E.yth. 15. 10. tho’oiircoinmandment liey come near 
 Eccl. 18.1. he that liveth for e'ercreated all thingsy. 
 2 Mac. .3. 18. others ran to the o. supplication 
 
 GEN KRA I 1()N. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 19. give diligence to they, of Israel 
 .32. or what y. hath so believed thy co'enants ? 
 
 8. 34. or what is acoiruptible y. to be bitter? 
 
 Wisd. 3. 19. horrible is the end of the unrighteous# 
 12. 10. not ignorant that they were a naughty y. 
 14. 6. and left to all ages aseed of y. 
 
 19 . 11. afterwards they saw a new y. of fowls 
 Eccl. 4. 16. his y. shall hold her in possession 
 
 14. 18. so is the y. of Hesh and blood 
 3'). 9. and his name shall live from y. to y. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 2. they thought toflestroy the y. of .Jacob 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 2.3. the Greator who formed the y. of maa 
 
 8. 9. to root out the whole y. of the Jews 
 
 GEiNERA 1 IONS. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 7 . appoiniedst death in him and his y. 
 
 26. they did as Adam and all his y. had dune 
 Tob. 13. 11. all y. shall praise thee with joy 
 Jud. 8. 32. which shall go tnrougliout all <7 
 E.sth. TO. 1.3. accoriling to they, for t'.’c 
 li'tsd. 1. 14. they, of the world were healthfu) 
 Eccl. 2. 10. look at the y. ot old ami see 
 ■ 16 . 27 . in his hand are the chief of them to ally. 
 44. 7 . all these were tionoured in ttieir y. 
 
 16. being an example of repentance to all y. 
 
 Bar. 6. 3. ye shall lemain at Baby lon seven y. 
 
 GEN 11 le:s. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 69. not put away the pollutions of the G. 
 Tub. 13. 3. confess him before the G. ye children 
 Jud. 8.22. will he turn on our heads among the G. 
 Est/i. 10. 9. which have not been done among the G. 
 
 10. he hath made another lot for all the 44. 
 
 Wild. 14. 11. a visitation upon the idols of the G. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 12. our sanctuary, the (i. have profaned it 
 
 48. recovered the law out of the hand of the G. 
 
 3. 10. then Apollonius gathered the G. together 
 
 4. 60 . lest the G. shouhl come and trea/l it down 
 
 5. 15. and all Galilee of ihe G. aie assembled 
 
 6. 5.3. they that were delivered from the G. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 4. temple was filled with revelling by G. 
 
 9. would not conform to the manners of the G. 
 
 11. 2. to make the city an habitation of the G. 
 
 24. to be brought unto the custom of G. 
 
 14. 3. the times of their mingling with the G. 
 
 GEN TI/E. 
 
 2 Alac. 15. 12. y. in condition, well spoken also 
 G EO N. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 27 . and as G. in the time of vintage 
 GKRGESITE.S. 
 
 Jud. 5. 16. they cast forth before them the G. 
 
 GES EM. 
 
 Jud. 1. 9 . the king sent unto all the land of G. 
 GET. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 5. if they y. the victory they bring all 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 58. it he y. the victoiy he shall receive 
 16 . 44. as they that shall y. no children 
 
 46. in captivity and famine shall y. children 
 Eccl. 4. 7 . y. thyself the love of the congregation 
 
 I. 3. 11. smiling on thee, he will y. thy secrets 
 27 . 19 . and ttiou shalt not y. him again 
 
 51.28.y. learning with a great sum of money', and 
 y. much uold by her, rejoice in his mercy 
 
 1 AJac. .3. 14. 1 will y. me a name in the kingdom 
 
 6. 44. that he mighty, him a perpetual name 
 
 2 Alac. 5. 6. that to y. the day of his own nation 
 
 (.El l EIH. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 11. y. the understanding thereof 
 36. 24. he that y. a vvite, beginneth a possession 
 (. I'f 1 1 1N G. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 19. for gaining and y. and good success 
 
 15. 12. for say they, we must be y. every way 
 Eccl. 42.4. be not thou ashamed of y. much or little 
 Bar. 3. 17. they that made no end of their y. 
 
 GHOST. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 22. send the Holy G. into me 
 Tob. 14. 11. he gave up the y. in Ihe bed, 158 years 
 2 Alac. 3. 31. who lay ready to give up the y. 
 GIANT. 
 
 Eccl. 47 .4. slew he not a y. when he was yet young ? 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 3. he put on a breastplate as a y. 
 
 G lAN lS. 
 
 Jud. 16 . 7 . nor di/1 the high y. set upon him 
 Wisd. 14.6. in old time when the piou/l y. perishect 
 bed. 16 . 7 . he was not pacitie/l towanls the old y. 
 Bar. 3.26. there were y. tamous from the beginning 
 (ilET. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 37 . O receive the y. that is given you 
 Tob. 2. 14. it was ui'en foray, more than wages 
 
 4. 11. for alms is a good y. to all that yive it 
 
 .Jud. 16. 19. she gave the canopy foray, to the Ld. 
 Wisd. .3. 14. shall be given the special y. of fidth 
 
 8. 21. a point ot wis/lom to know' whose y. she was 
 Eccl. 1. 10. sT.e is with all flesh according to hisy. 
 
 7 . .31. give him the y. of the shoulders 
 
 .33. a y. hath grace in the sight of every man * 
 
 II. 17 . the y. of the Lord reniaineth with the godly 
 18. 16. so is a woi'd belter than ay. 
 
 17 . lo, is not a word better than a y. ? 
 
 18. a y. of the enviovis (onsumefh the eyes 
 
 20. 10. there is a y. that shall not profit thee, and 
 
 there is a y. whose recompence is double 
 14. they, of a fixii shall do thee no good 
 26. 14. a silent an<l lov ing woman is a y. of the L. 
 
 41. 21. or lo takeaway a pot lion or a y. 
 
 42. 3. or of the y. oi the heritage of friends 
 
 1 Mac. 10. . 39 . 1 give it as a free y. to the sanctuary 
 
 2 .Mac. 15. 10. take this holy sword, a y. from God 
 
 GIFTS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 7- help him with y. horses, and cattle 
 
 9. they helpe/l them with very many free y. 
 
 3. 5 to him shall king Darius give great y. 
 
 8. 1.3. carry they, lo the Lorvl of Israel to lerus. 
 Tob. 13. It. many nations shall come with y. in 
 
 their hands, even y. to the King of heaven 
 Jud. 4. 14. with vows and tree y. of the people 
 
 16 . 18. offered their free offerings and their y. 
 Wisd. 7- 14. lor the y. that come from learning 
 Eccl. 1. 18. both which are the y. of Goil 
 
 20. 29. presents and y. blind the eyes of the wise 
 .34 18. the y. ot unjust men are not accepted 
 .35. 9. in all thv p. shew a cheerful countenance 
 
 12. /lo not Ihi ik to corrupt with y. 
 
 Bar. 6. 27 the,' set y. before them as to /h ad 'nen 
 1 .1/(70. .3. .‘10. nor to have such y. to give so lit/erally 
 
 10. 24. I will promise them dignities andy. 
 
 12.43. received him honourably, and gave him y. 
 
APOCRYPHA.] GIV 
 
 GL A 
 
 GLO 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 5. and whatever g. besides they granted 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 35. the kins; took many and bestowed 
 
 2. 13. the epistles ot kings concerning the holy g. 
 
 ,3. 2. kingsclid magnify the temple with their bestp. 
 0. 16. holy temple he would garnish with goodly g. 
 
 GILDED. 
 
 Bar. 6. 8. they themselves are g. and laid over 
 G1 KD. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 2. g. up yourselves with clothes of sack 
 GIRDED. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 25. ano g. their loins with sackcloth 
 GIRDLE. 
 
 Jud. 9.2. who loosened the g. of a maid to defile her 
 GIRL. 
 
 Jnd. 4. 14. priests had their loins g. with sackcloth 
 Bed. 22. 16. as timber g. and bound togetlier 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 3. he g. his warlike harness about him 
 
 6. .37. and were g. fast unto theiit with devices 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 19. the women g. with sackcloth under 
 
 GIVE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 19. they will not only refuse to g. tribute 
 
 4. 60. for to tiiee I g. thanks, () Lord of our fathers 
 
 8. 19. they sliould g. it him with speed 
 
 79. and to g. us food in the time of servitude 
 
 9. 8. by confessing g. glory to the Lord God 
 54. and to g. part to them that had nothing 
 
 2 £.'rf. 2. 20. g. to tlie poor, defend the orfilian 
 
 34. he shall you everlasting rest, he is nigh 
 
 3. 19. thou mightest g. the law to the seed of .lacob 
 
 5. 5. the stone shall g. his voice, iteople be troubled 
 
 6. 2.3. and the trumpet shall g. a sound 
 
 45. commandedst that moon should g. her light 
 
 7 . 65. tor he is ready to g. where it needeth 
 
 8. 6. and cultui e if thou g. us seed to our heart 
 
 24. g. ear to the petition of thy creature 
 
 Toh. .‘i. 17 tO(/. Saia for a wife to’Idbiassonof Tobit 
 
 4. 7 . </• alms of thy substance, thy eye not envious 
 
 8. it thou hast abundance, g. alms accordingly ; 
 
 if little, be not afraid to g. according to that 
 
 11. for alms is a good gift to all thatc/. it 
 14. wages not tarry with thee, but f/. it out of hand 
 
 16. < 7 . of thy bread to the hungry, and of garments 
 
 17 . but g. nothing to the wicked 
 
 5. 3. man may go with thee, and 1 will < 7 . him wages 
 14. but tell me, what wages shall I g. thee ? 
 
 7 . 12. the merciful God g. you good success 
 
 18. the I.ord g. thee joy for this thy sorrow 
 
 10. 11. God ft. you a prosperous journey 
 
 12. 1. iiRve his wages, anti thou must ft. him more 
 2. O Father, it is no harm to me to g. him half 
 
 8. it is better to g. alms titan to lay up gold 
 
 20. now therefore g. God thanks 
 
 1.3. 10. g. praise to the I ord, for he is good 
 Jvd. 4. 12. would not g. their children for a prey 
 Bst/t. 14. 12. < 7 . me boldness, O king of nations 
 
 13. g. me eloquent speech in my mouth 
 Tl’isd. 6. 2. g. ear, ye that rule the people 
 
 8. 12. when I speak, they sliall g. good ear to me 
 
 9. 4. g. me wisdom that sittest by thy throne 
 
 17 . except thou g. wisdom, and send thy Spirit 
 
 16. 28. we must prevent the sun to g. thee thanks 
 Eccl. 1. 26. the I/ird shall g. her unto thee 
 
 4. .3. and defer not to g. to liim that is in need 
 
 5. and f 7 . hiin none occasion to curse thee 
 8. g. him a friendly answer with meekness 
 
 19 . she will forsake him, and g. him over to ruin 
 
 5. 11. be swift to hear, with patience g. answer 
 
 6. 2.3. g. ear, my son, receive my advice, refuse not 
 . 37 . he shall g. thee w isdom at thine own desire 
 
 7 . 10. be not faintdiearted, neglect not to g. alms 
 
 25. but g. her to a man of understanding 
 
 26. but g. not thyself over to a light woman 
 31. g. him his portion as it is commanded thee 
 
 8. 9. learn g. answer as need requireth 
 
 9 . 2. g. not thy soul to a woman, to set her foot 
 
 6. g. not thy soul unto harlots, that thou lose 
 
 10.28. g. it honour according to the tiignity thereof 
 
 12. 4. g. to the godly man, and help not a sinner 
 
 5. but g. not to the ungodly,. 17 . it not to him 
 
 7. g. unto the good, and help not the sinner 
 
 14. 11. my son, g. the Lord his due offering 
 
 1.3. stretch out thy hand, and g. to him 
 
 16. j 7 ..and fake, and sanctify thy soul 
 
 15. 3. she shall g. him the water of wisdom to drink 
 
 17 . 22. g. repentance to his sons and daughters 
 
 27 . instead of them which live and g. thanks 
 
 18. 28. and will g. (iraise to him that found her 
 
 2.3. 4. O God of my life. g. me not a proud look 
 
 6. and g, me not over into an impudent mind 
 
 25. 13. < 7 . me any plague but the plague of lieart 
 
 25. g. the waters no [jassage, nor a wicked woman 
 
 26. g. her a t>ill of divorce, and let her go 
 
 29. 27 . g. place, stranger, to an honourable man 
 
 30. 11. g. him no liberty in his youth, wink not 
 
 21. g. not over thy mind to heaviness 
 
 33 . 19 . 17 .notthy son, wife, brother,and friend power 
 over thee, g. not thy goods to another 
 
 20. while thou livest, g. not thyself over to any 
 
 35. 8. g. the Lord his honour with a good eye 
 
 10. g. to the Most High according as he hatli 
 
 enriched thee, g. with a cheerful eye 
 
 11. the I.ord will g. thee seven times as much 
 
 36. 15. g. testimony to those thou hast possessed 
 . 37 . 27 . what is evil for it,^^. not that unto it 
 
 38. 11. g. a sweet savour and memorial of flour 
 
 14. that he would prosper that which they g. 
 
 39. 5. he will g. his heart early to resold to the Ixtrd 
 
 6 . he shall < 7 . thanks tothe Lord in hi.s prayer 
 14. g. ye a sweet savour as frankincense 
 
 3.3. he will g. every thing needtiil in season 
 41. 19. and of scorning to 17 . and take 
 
 45 . 26. God < 7 . you wisdom in your heart 
 
 50. 20. to g. the blessing of the LortI with his lips 
 
 51. .30. in ids lime he will g. you your reward 
 Bar. 1. 20. to g. us a land that tiows w ith milk 
 
 2. 14. g. us favour in sight of them that led us 
 
 17 . they will g. to the Lord neither praise nor 
 
 18. but the hungry soul shall g. thee praise 
 .31. for 1 g. them an heart, and ears to hear 
 
 4 . 3. g. not thine honour to another, nor things 
 
 6. 28. but to the poor they g. notldng of it 
 35. they can neither g. riches nor money 
 
 648 
 
 Bar. 6. 53. neithercan they set up a king, nori 7 . rain 
 ()7. nor shine as the sun, nor g. light as the moon 
 Ban. 3.20. deliver us, and g. glory to thy name 
 
 1 Mac.1.b(). and g. your lives for the covenant 
 
 8. 4. the rest did g. them tribute every year 
 
 7 . should pay a great tribute, and g. hostages 
 9 . 55 . he could not ( 7 . order concerning his house 
 10.28. be faithful to us we will g. you rewards 
 54. and g. me now thy daughter to wife 
 
 11 . 9 . make a league, 1 will g. thee my daughter 
 15. 6. 1 g. thee leave also to coin money 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 3. God g. you all a heart to sei ve him 
 
 7 .23. will of his mercy 77 . you breath and life again 
 
 9 . 20. if ye fare well, I 77 . great thanks to God 
 15. 33. they should g. it by pieces to the fowls 
 
 GIVEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. G. the commandm. which was .( 7 . to Moses 
 
 7 . these things were g. of the king’s allowance 
 .32. and this was 77 . out for an ordinance 
 
 2. 27 . the men therein were g. to rebellion 
 4 . 60 . blessed art thou who hast 77 . me wisdom 
 62. because he had 77 . them freedom and liherty 
 6 . 25. expenses 77 . out of the house of king Cyrus 
 Q.Bsd. 7 . 46 . bettei' not to have 77 . the earth to /Xdam, 
 or else wdien it was 77 . to have restrained him 
 
 8. 10. commandecl out of the breasts milk to be g. 
 'J'oh. 5. 19 . which the Jxrrd hath 77 . us to live with 
 6 . 10. that she may be 77 . thee for a wife 
 
 13. that this maid hath been 77 . to seven men 
 15. O my brother, she shall be 77 . thee to wife, for 
 
 this night she shall be 77. thee in marriage 
 7 . 11 . T have 77 . my daughter in marriage to 7 men 
 
 11 . 1. that he had 77 . him a prosperous journey 
 Jnd. Vi. 19. our fathers were 77 . to the sword 
 
 9 . 4 . thou hast 77 . their w’ves fora prey 
 
 10 . 12 . for they shall be 7 ,. you to be consumed 
 Esth. 14. 6 . hast 77 . us into the handsof our enemies 
 Wi.sd. 7 . 7 . I (u ayed, and understanding was 77 . me 
 
 15. to conceive for the things that are 77 . 
 
 17 . he hath g. me certain knowledge of things 
 
 11. 4. water was g. them out of the flinty rock 
 
 18. 4. the law was to be 77 . to the world 
 
 6. knowing to what oaths they had g. credence 
 Eccl. 15. 17 . and whether him liketh,shall be77. him 
 20. neither hath he g. any man licence to sin 
 17 . 16 . every man from his youth is g. to evil 
 19 .1. labouring man that is 77. to drunkenness 
 24. 18. I am 77. to all my children nameil of him 
 
 26.3. which shall be 77 . in the portion of them 
 
 2.3. a wicked woman is 7 /. to a wicked man, but 
 
 a godly woman is 77 . to him that feareth Lord 
 29. 15. for he hath 77 . his life for thee 
 . 37 . 21 . for grace is not g. him from the T.ord 
 .38. 6 . hath 77 . men skill that he might be honoured 
 ^41. 22 . and after thou hast g. upbraid not 
 *42. 17 . the Lord hath not 77 . power to the saints 
 
 4.3. .3.3. ami to the godly hath he 77 . wisdom 
 
 51. 22. Lord hatliT?. me a tongue for my reward 
 Nt/s'. 50. God hath g. thee the honour of an elder 
 Bel 32. they liad 77 . them every day two carcases, 
 which tlien were not g. to devour Daniel 
 
 1 Mac. A. 55 . who had g. them good success 
 10.8. they heard the king had 77. him authority 
 
 45. expenses shall be g. out of the king’s accounts 
 89. sent a buckle of gold, as the use is to be 77 . 
 
 2 Mac. 1 . 18. of the tire which was 77 . us 
 
 8 . 2,3. and when he had 77 . them tins watch word 
 
 28. they had 77 . part of the spoils to the maimed 
 
 10. .38. praised God, who had g. them the victory 
 
 13. 15. and having g. the watch-word to them 
 
 GIVES!'. 
 
 2 Esd. 5 . 45 . that thou which 77. life to all 
 'I'ol/.A. 7 . when thou 77. alms, let not thine eye, 16. 
 Jl isd. 12. 19 . that thou 77. repentance for sins 
 £cf/. 18 . 15 . nor use words when thou 77. any thing 
 
 31 . if th()U 77. thy soul the desiies that please iier 
 42. 7- writing all that thou < 7 . out or receives! in 
 GIVEI II. 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. 46. that 77 . them palms in their hands 
 8 . 2 . it shall say to thee, that it g. much mould 
 'J'ol).4.^9■ the Lord himself 77 . ail good things 
 Eccl. 1 . 12 . the tear of the I oirl 77 . gladness 
 
 4. 15. whoso g. ear to her shall jutige nations 
 
 12 . . 3 . no good can come to him that 77. no alms 
 2 p. 15 . he 7^. little, and u|)biaideth much 
 
 .34. 17 . he 77 . life, health, and ble.ssing 
 .35. 2. and he that g. alms sacrificeth praise 
 .38.26. he 77 . his mind to make turrows 
 . 39 . 1. be. that 77 . his mind to the law of the T.ord 
 42. 16. the sun that 77 . light, looks on all things 
 50. 29. leadeth him, who 77 . wisdom to the godly 
 51. 17 . asci ibe glory to him that 77 . me wisdom 
 2 Mac. 15. 21. lie 77 . it to such as are worthy 
 GIVING. 
 
 2 Esd.Q,. . 37 . 5 ’. thanks to him that hath called you 
 
 1.3. 57 . 77 - praise and thanks to the Most High 
 VVisd. 6 18.77 heed to her law is the assurance of 
 / ccl. 17 . 18. and' 77 . him the lieht of his love 
 
 4 . 3 . 9 . an ornament 77. light in highest jilaces 
 44. ,3. men 77. ( ounsel by their understanding 
 50 . 7 . the rainbow 77. light in the bright clouds 
 
 1 Mac. 6 . .38. horsemen 77 . them signs what to do 
 
 2 Mrt’c. 8. 22. g. each one fifteen hundred men 
 
 11. 11. 77. a charge on their enemies like lions 
 15 . 15 . gave him a sword, and in 77. it, spake thus 
 
 GLAD. 
 
 2 Esd. 2 . . 37 . receive gift that is given, and be g. 
 Toh. 1.3. 13. rejoice and be 77 . for the children of just 
 
 14. have seen tliy glory, shall be g. for ever 
 Eccl. .31. 27 . wine was made to make men 77 . 
 
 Bar. 4. 33. for as she was 77 . at thy fall 
 
 1 Mac. .3, 7 . he made .lacob g. with his acts 
 10.26. we have heard hereof and are 77 . 
 
 11.44. the king wasyery g. of their coming 
 
 12 . 12 . and we are right 77 . of your honour 
 
 14. 21. wlierefore we were 77 . of their coming 
 
 GLADLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 2 . 27 . we undertake 77. this great pains 
 4. 12. for he built g. a place of exercise 
 
 GT.ADN ES.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 63. they feasted with 77 . seven daj’S 
 0, Esd. 1 . . 37 . whose little ones rejoice in g. 
 
 2Efrf.2.3.1 brought you up with 77 . with sorrow I lost 
 
 15. embrace children, bring them up with g. 
 
 Jud. 10 . 3. she put on her garments of 
 
 hsth. 10.13. those <lays shall be with 77 . before G. 
 
 Eccl. 1 . 11 . the fear of the l^rd is glory and^. 
 
 12 . itgivetli joy, g. and a long life 
 
 15 . 6. he shall find joy and acrown of 77. 
 
 .30. 22. the 77 . of the heart is the life of man 
 31, 28. wine measurably drunk bringetli g. 
 
 .35. 9. and dedicate thy tithes with s'. 
 
 Bar. 4.2.3, God will give you to me again with 77 . 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 56. they offered burnt-offerings with g. 
 
 5<3. thus was there very great g. among peopla 
 59. the dedication kept with mirth and 77 . 
 
 5. .54. so they went up to mount .Sion with 77 , 
 
 7 . 48 . tliey kept that day a day of great 77. 
 
 10 . 66 . .ionathan returned wii’h peace and g. 
 
 1.3.52. that that day should lie kept with 77 . 
 
 2 M«c..3..30.forthe temple was filled with joy and g. 
 10 . 6 . and they kept eight days with a. 
 
 GLA.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 12 . 11. if thou hadst wiped a looking a. 
 GLLSrERED. 
 
 2 F,sd. 10 . 25. on a sudden her countenance g 
 1 Mac. 6 . 39 . the mountains g. therewith 
 GLI.SrERlNG. 
 
 1 Esd. Pi. 57 . even of fine brass g. like gold 
 Esth. 15. 6. all g. with gol I and precious stones 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 3, horsemen with g. of golden ornaments 
 
 GLORY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 . 3.3. his 77 . and understanding in the law 
 
 4. 17 . make garments for men, bring g. to men 
 59 . thine is the 77 . and 1 am thy servant 
 
 5. 61. his mercy and g. is for ever in all Israel 
 
 9 . 8. and by confessing’- give 77 , to the Lord 
 
 2 Esd. 8 . 21. whose 77 . may not be comprehended 
 Toh. 1.3. 14. when they have seen all thy 77 . 
 
 Jnd. 9 . 7 . they 77 . in strength of their footmen 
 10 . 8 . accom[ 7 lish thy enterprises to the^. of Israel 
 15. 9. they said to her, thou art the 77 . of Israel 
 Esth. 13. 12 . it vvas not for any desire of 77 . 
 
 14. 1 dill this, that I might not prefer the g. of 
 man above the( 7 . of God, nor worship any but 
 
 14. 9. they will quench the g. of thine house 
 
 15. that 1 hate 1116 77 . of the unrighteous 
 TVisd. 6 . 2 . and 77 . in tlie multitude of nations 
 7 . 25. flowing fiom fhe 77 . of the Almighty 
 
 9 . 10 . O send her from the throne of thy g. 
 
 10. 14. and she gave him perpetual 77 . 
 
 14.14. by vain 77 .of men they entered into the world 
 
 I. 5. 9 . counted it his 77 . to make counterfeit things 
 18. 24. in rows was the 77 . of the fathers graven 
 
 Eccl. 3. 10 . 77 . not in the dishonour of thy father, for 
 thy father’s oishonour is no g. to thee 
 
 11 .^. of a man is from the honour of his father 
 
 4. 21. there is a shame which is 77 . and grace 
 
 6 . 29. and her chains shall be a robe of g. 
 
 9, 11. envy not 77 . of a sinner, knowest not his end 
 
 10 . 22 . tlieir 77 . is the fear of the Ixvrd 
 
 II . 16 . shall wax old with them that 77 . therein 
 14 . 27 . and in her 77 . shall he dwell 
 
 17 . 9 . he gave them 1077. in his marvellous acts 
 
 I . 3 . their eyes saw the majesty of his77. 
 
 20 . 11 . there is an abasement because of g. 
 
 2.3. 28. it is great 77 . to follow the Lord 
 
 24. 1. wisdom shall 77 . in midst of her people 
 
 25. 6 . and the fear of God is their 77 . 
 
 .31. 10. been found perfect, then let him 77 . 
 
 .36.14. and fill thy people with thy^. 
 
 . 37 . 26 . a vviseman shall inherit 77 . among his people 
 . 39 . 8 . he shall g. in the law of his covenant 
 
 40. .3. from him that sifteth on a throne of 77 . 
 
 27. the fear of the Lord covereth him above all 
 42. 16 . the woik thereof is full of the 77 . oftlie Lord 
 17 . whatever is might be estalilished for his 77 . 
 
 25 . who shall he filled with beholding his 77 . 
 
 4 . 3 . 9. 77. of the stars, an ornament giv ing light 
 
 44 . 2 . the 1.01(1 hath wrought great77. by them 
 
 7 . all these vvere the 77. of their times 
 
 13. and tlieir 77 . shall not be blotted out 
 
 19 . in g. was there none like unto him 
 
 45 . . 3 . iind he shewed him part of his 77. 
 
 7 . and he clothed him with a robe of 77. 
 
 8. lie put upon him perfect 77. and strengthened 
 23 . the third in 77. is Phineesson of I'.leazar 
 
 26 . and that their 77. may endure for ever 
 
 46. 2. how great 77 . gat he when he lift up his hands 
 
 47 . 6 . in that he gave him a crown of 77 . 
 
 8 . he praised the Most High with words of 
 
 II . he gave him a throne of 77 . in Israel 
 
 48. 4. and who may g. like unto thee ' 
 
 49 . 5. he gave their g. to a strange nation 
 
 49 . 12. which was prepared for everl.tsting 77 . 
 
 50 . 11 . and was clothed with the perfection of^. 
 
 1.3. so vvere all the sons of Aaron in their 77 . 
 
 51 . 17. I tiscribe ther/. to him that giveth wisdom 
 Ear. 4 . 24 . which shall come on von with great g. 
 
 . 37 . thy S('ns come, rejoicing in the 77 . of God 
 
 5. 1 . the77. that c meth fntm God forever 
 
 2 . set a diadem on thy head the 77. of Everlasting ' 
 4 .thy name shall be called the 77. of God’s worship 
 
 6 . God hringeth them to thee exalted with 77 . 
 
 7 . thiit Israel may go safely in the 77. of God 
 
 9. shall lead Israel with joy in the light of his 
 Dan. .3. 20 . deliver ns, and give 77 . to thy name 
 
 31. blessed art thou in the temple of thy holy 77 . 
 Prayer oj Manais. the majesty of thy 77 . cannot be 
 borne, thine is the 77 . for ever and ever 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 40. as had been her 77 . so her dishonour 
 2 . 8 . her temple is become as a man w ithout g. 
 
 12. even our beauty and our 77. is laid waste 
 62 . for his77. shall he dung and worms 
 64 . for by tlie law shall you obtain 77. ' 
 
 10. .58. celebrated her marriage with great 77 , 
 
 14. 21. they certified us of youcT?. and honour 
 
 15. .32. and when he saw the 77 . of Simon 
 .36. made report to him of the 77 . of Simon 
 
 2 Mac. 2 . 8 . and the 77 . of the Lord stiall appear 
 
 5. 16 . were dedicated to 77 . and honour of the place 
 
 20 . so again it was set up with all g. 
 
 GI.ORIEI’H. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 25. that 77 . in the ^oad, thatdriveth o.xen 
 
1 
 
 GO 
 
 GLORIFY, 
 
 1 Esd. 8 . 25. to g. liis house that is in Jerusalem 
 Wisd. 18. 8 . by the same thou didst . 9 . us 
 
 19. 22 . didst magnify thy people and q. them 
 Eccl. 10 . 28. my son, g. thyself in meekness 
 
 36. 6 . shew signs, g. thy hand and thy right arm 
 43. 30. when you g. the Lord, exalt liim as much 
 G LORI FI KD. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 49 . not judged thyself worthy to be g. 
 Dan. 3. 28. the three praised g. and blessed God 
 
 30. blessed is thy glorious holy name, to be praised 
 and g. above all for ever, 31, 32, 33, 34. 
 GLORIOUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 . 56. as for her 9 . things, they never ceased 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 39. have received 9 . garments of the Ld. 
 'Fob. 3. 11 . and thy holy an<l 9 . name is blessed 
 
 3. 5. blessed is thy holy and 9 . uatne for ever 
 
 4.5. house of God shall be built with a 9 . building 
 Jud. 9. 8 . tabernacle, where thy 9 . name resteth 
 
 16 . 13. O Lord, thou art great, 9 . and wonderful 
 Esth. 11 . 11 . the lowly exalted, and devouied the 9 . 
 
 14. 2. and she laid away her 9 . apparel 
 
 15. 1. on the third day she put on her 9 . apparel 
 
 16. 4. but also lifted up with the 9 . words 
 Wtsd. 3. 15. for 9 . is the fruit of good labours 
 
 5. 16 . they shall receive a 9 . kingdom 
 
 6 . 12 . wisdom is 9 . and never fa(!eth away 
 Ecd. 17- 13. and their ears heard his 9 . voice 
 
 27 . 8. thou shalt put her on as a 9 . long robe 
 43. 1. the beauty of heaven, with his 9 . shew 
 
 12 . it compasseth the heaven with a 9 . circle 
 
 45. 2. he made him like to the 9 . saints 
 
 3. he made him 9 . in the sight of kings 
 ^49. 8 . it was Ezekiel who .saw the 9 . \dsion 
 Dan. 3. 22 . that thou art 9 . over the whole world 
 Prayer of Manass. by thy terrible and 9 . name 
 
 1 Mac. 2 . 9. her 9 . vessels are carried awav 
 
 14. 9 . and the young men put on 9 . apparel 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 24. for the 9 . appearance of his power 
 
 8 . 35. putting off 9 . ap|)arel, he came to Antioch 
 
 15. 1.3. there appeared a man exceeiling 9 . 
 
 34. so every man praised the 9 . Lord, saying 
 GLORIOU.SLV. 
 
 U'ob. 14. 5. return and build up .lerusalem 9 . 
 
 Esth. 15. 2. being 9 . adorned, she took two maids 
 ■2 Mac. 6. 19 . rather to die 9 . than to live stained 
 GLORYING. 
 
 Eccl. 9, 16. let thy 9 . be in the fear of the Lord 
 GLUE HI. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 7 . as one that 9 . a potsherd together 
 GNASH. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 10. and lest thou 9 . thy teeth in the end 
 GNAWED. 
 
 Ear. 6. 20. their hearts are 9 . on by things creeping 
 CjO. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 . 16. it was not lawful to 9 . from service 
 
 2 . 5. let him 9 . up to Jerusalem that is in Judea 
 
 4. 4. if he send them against the enemies, they 9 . 
 
 ■ 8 . 10 . the .lewssliould 9 . with thee to Jerusalem 
 
 27 . I gathered men of Israel to 9 . up with me 
 , 45. that they should 9 . to .Saddens the captain 
 Job. 1. 15. that I could not 9 . into Media 
 
 3. 6 . that I may 9 . into the everlasting place 
 
 4. 15. neither let drunkenness 9 . with thee 
 
 5. 16. his father Said, 9 . thou with this man 
 
 10 . 7- let me 9 . for my father and mother look not 
 
 8 . they shall declare how things 9 . with thee 
 
 9. Tobias said, no, but let me 9 . to my father 
 12 . 17 . fear not, for it shall 9 . well with you 
 
 14. 4 . 9 . into Media, niy soil, for I believe 
 
 9. keep the law, that it may 9 . well with thee 
 Jvd. 8. . 35 . 9 . in peace, the Lord be before thee 
 
 10. 9 . that I may 9 . to accomplish the things 
 
 I. 3. whereby he shall 9 . and win the hill country 
 
 11. 17- and thy servant will 9 . out by night 
 
 18. then thou shalt 9 . forth with thine army 
 
 12 . 6 . that thine haniimaid may 9 . to prayer 
 
 II. 9 . now and persuade this Hebrew woman 
 
 12 . w ill be a shame if we let such a woman 9 . 
 
 1.3. 12. they maiie haste to 9 . down to the gate 
 
 14. 2. 9 . forth every valiant man out of the city 
 J-.sth. 13. 7. may w ith violence 9 . into the grave 
 IVisd. 1 . 11 . word so secret shall 9 . for nought 
 
 2. 9 . let none of us 9 . without his part 
 
 6^2.3. neither will 1 9 . \>’ith consuming envy 
 
 15. 15. as for their feet they are slow to 9 . 
 
 Ekcl. 1 . 13. it shall 9 . well with him at the last 
 
 2. 7 . ye that fear the Lord, 9 . not aside lest you fall 
 
 3. 17 . my son, 9 . on with thy business in meekness 
 
 5. 4. the Lord will in no wise let thee g. 
 
 9. 9- not into every way, for so doth the sinner 
 
 6 . 27 . when thou hast gpf hold, let her not 9 . 
 
 8 . 14. 9 . not to law with'the judge, they will judge 
 
 16 . 9 . not with him into a solitary place 
 
 9- 12 . remember they shall not 9 . unpunished 
 12 . 11 . though he 9 . ci ouching, yet take good lieed 
 34. 22. 9 . after her as one that traceth 
 38. 38. 9 . not after thy lusts, but refrain thyself 
 
 22. 1.3. g. not to him that hath no understanding 
 25. 26. it she 9 . not as tliou wouldest have her 
 27 . 19- as one that letteth a bird 9 . out of his hand 
 29. 24. a miserable life to 9 . froin house to house 
 
 31. 21. if thou hast been forced to eat, 9 . vomit 
 
 32. 10. before a shamefaced man shall 9 . favour 
 
 20 . g. not in a way wherein thou mayest fall 
 
 33. 2.5. but it thou let him 9 . idle, he shall seek 
 .31. which way wilt thou 9 . to seek him ? 
 
 38. 12. let him not 9 . for thou hast need of him 
 32. not dwell wher'e they will, nor 9 . up and down 
 40. 1 . from the day that they 9 . out of the womb 
 
 4.3. 3u. not weary, for you can never 9 . far enough 
 Ear. 3. 11 . with them that 9 . down into the grave 
 
 4. 19 . 9- your way, O my children. 9 . your way 
 
 5. t • Israel may 9 . safely in ilie glory of God 
 
 6 . 9. as it were for a virgin that loves to 9 . gay 
 58. they that are strong do take and 9 . away 
 
 Eel 11 . so Baal’s priests said, lo, we 9 . out 
 •34- g. carry the dinner thou hast to Babylon 
 1 Mac. 1. 11 , let us 9 . and make a covenant 
 
 2 . 22 . to the king’s words to 9 . from our religion 
 
 3. 1.3. a multitude to 9 . out with him to war 
 
 14.1 will getaname, fori will 9 . fight with Judas 
 
 GOD 
 
 1 Mac. 5 . 57 . let us 9 . fight against the heathen 
 
 9. 8 . let us arise and 9 . up against our enemies 
 
 1.3. 16. send hostages, and we will let them 9 . 
 
 19- neither would he let Jonathan 9 . 
 
 15^ 14. neither suffered he any to 9 . out or in 
 25. Tryphon could neither 9 . out nor in 
 
 2 Mac. 2. .30. and to 9 . over things at large 
 
 5. 15. but presumed to 9 . into the holy temple 
 
 6 . 7- the Jews were compelled to 9 . in procession 
 11.26. ever 9 . cheerfully about their own affairs 
 12.24. he besought to let him 9 . with his life 
 
 25. let him 9 . for saving of their brethren 
 
 15. 2. the Jews that were compelled to 9 . with him 
 
 GOES!'. 
 
 J7id. 10 . 12 . whencecomest thou ? whither 9 . thou ? 
 Eccl. 9. 1.3. that thou 9 . in the midst of snares 
 GOEIII, 
 
 1 F.sd. 4.2.3. a man 9 . his way to rob and steal 
 24. a man looketh on a lion, and 9 . in darkness 
 
 6 . 10 . the work 9 . on prosperously in their hands 
 ll'isd.ft. 16 . she 9 . seeking such as are worthy ofhei' 
 
 7 . 10 . light that comefh from her never 9 . out 
 12. I rejoiced, because wisdom 9 . before them 
 24. she passeth and 9 . through all things 
 
 Eccl. 2 . 12 . woe to the sinner that 9 . two ways 
 
 10 . 21. the fear of the Lord 9 . before aulhoriD’ 
 
 12. 14, so one that 9 . to a sinner, and is defiled 
 
 22. 24. as the smoke of a furnace g. before the fire 
 32. 10. before the thunder 9 . lightning 
 
 Bar. 2 . 18. the soul which 9 . stooping and feeble 
 
 3. .3.3. he that sendeth forth light, and it 9 . 
 
 ^ G f) 1 N G. 
 
 Tab. 2 . 4. until the 9 . down of the sun 
 
 7 . after the 9 . down of the sun 1 made a grave 
 
 5. 17 . a staff' of our hand in 9 . in and out before us 
 .hid. 1. 4. forthe 9 . forth of his mighty armies 
 IVtsd. .3. 3. their 9 . from us to be utter destruction 
 
 7 . 6 . have one entrance to life and the like 9 . out 
 
 2.3. and 9 . through all understan<ling, pure spirits 
 Svs. 8 . the two elders saw lier 9 . in every day 
 Bel 33. who was 9 . into the field to the reapers 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 16 . came near to the 9 . up to Rethoron 
 24. pursued from the 9 . down of Rethoron 
 
 2 Mac. 2 . 22 . they uidield tlie lawsthat were 9 . down 
 9. 14. the city, to the which he was 9 . in haste 
 
 11 . .36. for we are now 9 . to Antioch 
 
 GOA D.S. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 25. that glorieth in 9 . that driveth oxen 
 GOAl'S. 
 
 Jud. 2. 17 . sheep, and oxen, and 9 . without number 
 GOD. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 62. they praised tlie G. of their fathers 
 
 5. .5.3. all they that had made any vow to G. 
 
 6 . .31. offerings may be made to the most high G. 
 
 8 . 16 . that do according to the will of thy G. 
 
 17. thou shalt set before thy G. in Jerusalem 
 
 19. the reader of the law of the most high G. 
 
 23. according to the wisdom of G. ordain judges 
 
 24. whosoever shall transgre.ss the law of thy G. 
 
 9 . 46. the Lord G. most high, the G. of hosts 
 
 2 Esd. 1.29. ye my people, and 1 should be your G. 
 
 6 . 42. some being planted of G. and tilled 
 
 7 . 19. he said to me, there is no judg-e above G. 
 
 8 . 58. said in their heart, that there is no G. 
 
 16. 67. so shall G. lead you forth aiifl deliver you 
 75 . fear not, neither doubt, for G. is your guide 
 
 Tob. 1 . 12.1 rernembered G. with ail my' heart 
 .3. 16 . heard before the majesty of the great G. 
 
 4.7. the face of G. sliall not be turned away 
 
 14. for if thou serve G. he will repay thee 
 
 21 . if thou fear G. and depart from all sin 
 
 5. 16 . G. send you a good journey, and G. who 
 
 dwelleth in heaven prosi)er your journey, 
 and the angel of G. keej) your company 
 
 6 . 17- rise up and pray to G. who is merciful 
 
 7 . 12. G. give you good success in all things 
 
 8 . 5. blessed art thou, () G. of our fathers 
 
 15. then Raguel praised G. and said, O G. thoti 
 
 art worthy to be praised with all holy 
 praise 
 
 10. 11. G. give you a prosperous journey 
 
 11 . 14. he wept and said, blessed art thoii, O G. 
 
 16. Tobit went out, rejoicing and praising G. 
 
 17 . gave thanks, because G. had mercy on him ; 
 
 G. be blessed who hath brought thee to us 
 
 12. 6 . bless G. prai.se and magnify him ; it is good 
 
 to praise and shew forth the works of G. 
 
 7 . it is honourable to reveal the works of G. 
 
 11 . it was honourable to reveal the works of G. 
 
 14. now G. hath sent me to heal thee and .Sara 
 
 17 . it shall go well with you, praise G. tiierefore 
 
 18. but by the will of our G. I came, praise him 
 
 20 . now therefore give G. thanks, for 1 go up 
 
 1.3. 4. and he is the G. our Father forever 
 
 15. let my soul bless G. the great King 
 
 18. blessed be G. who hath extolled it for ever 
 14. 5. again G. will have mercy on them, and the 
 
 house of G. shall be built in it for ever 
 
 7 . bis people shall confess G. who love G. in truth 
 Jud. .3. 8 . all tribes shall c:dl upon him as G. 
 
 4. 1.3. so G. heard their prayers, and looked on 
 
 5. 8 . they left vvay of ancestors and worshipped 
 
 the G. of heaven, the G. whom they knew 
 
 12 . then they cried to theirG. hesmofe Egypt 
 
 13. and G. dried up the Red sea before them 
 
 17 . whilst they sinned not before theirG. because 
 
 the G. that liateth iniquity was with them 
 
 19 . but now are tliey returned to their (i. 
 
 20 . anti if they sin against their G. let us consider 
 
 21. lest G. be for them, and we become a reproach 
 
 6 . 2 . and w ho is G. but N abuchodonosor ? 
 
 .3. and their G. shall not deliver thetn 
 
 18. then the people fell down and worshipped G. 
 
 and cried unto G. saying 
 19.0 T.ord G. of heaven, behold their iwide 
 
 21. they called on the G. of Israel all night 
 
 7 . 24. G. he a judge between us and you 
 
 25. but G. hath sold us into their hands 
 
 8 . 8 . none gave her an ill word, for she feared G. 
 12. who are you that have temjJted G. this day, 
 
 and stand instead of G . amongst children 
 
 14. can you search out G. who made all things 
 
 GOD [Apocrypha. 
 
 Jud. 8. 16. do not bind the counsels of the Lord our 
 G. G. is not as man, that he may be threatened 
 20. weknow none other G. therefore we trust 
 
 9 . 4. O Ct. O my G. hear me also a wi/low 
 
 11. for thou art a G. of the afffictecl, an helper 
 
 12. 1 pray thee, O G. of my father, and G. of the 
 
 inheritance of Israel, I.ord of heaven* 
 14. acknowledge that thou art the G. of all power 
 
 10 . 1 . she had ceased to cry to the G. of Israel 
 
 8. the G. the G. of our fathers give thee favour 
 11.10. nor sword prevail, except they sin against G. 
 
 12. consume all those things G. hath forbidden 
 
 1.3. f()r the priests that serve before face of our G. 
 
 16. G. hath sent me to work things witli thee 
 
 17 . fhy servant serveth the G.of heaven day and 
 
 ^ I'e will tell me 
 
 23. thy G. shall be my G. and thou shalt dwell 
 
 1.3. 11. G. even ourG. is with us to shew power 
 14. then said she to them, praise G. praise G 
 
 19 , which remember the power of G. for ever 
 14. 10. when Achior had seen all that the G. of 
 
 Israel had done, he believed in G. greatly 
 16.2. Judith said, begin to my G. with tinrbrels 
 •3. G. hreaketh the battles, for he delivered me 
 Esth. 10. 4 . said, G. hath done these thing's 
 
 9. my nation is Israel, which cried toG.and were 
 
 saved, G. hath wrought signs and wonders 
 
 10. hemaile two lots, one for the people, of G. 
 
 11. lots came at the day of judgment before f;| 
 
 12. so G. remembered his people and iustified 
 11 - 10. then they cried to G. and on their cry 
 
 12. and what G. had determined to do 
 
 13. 14. might not prefer glory of man above glory 
 
 ofG. nor will I worship any but thee, () G. 
 
 1.5. 2. after she had called upon G. who beholds 
 
 8. then G. changed the spirit of the king 
 
 13. 1 saw thee, my lord, as an angel of G. 
 
 16. 4. they think to e.scape the justice ofG. 
 
 16. that they be children of the most high G. 
 
 18. G. who ruleth all things,rendering vengeance 
 n isd. 1. 6. tor G. is witnessof his reins 
 
 1.3. for G. made not death, nor hath pleasure 
 
 2. 13. he professeth to have the knowledge of G. 
 
 16. he maketh his boast thatG. is his father 
 
 18. it the just man he son of G. he will help him 
 23. for G. created man to be immortal 
 
 3. 1. the souls of righteous are in the hand ofG. 
 
 5. forG. proved them, and found thetn worthy 
 
 14. nor imagined wicked things against G. 
 
 4. 1. because it is known with G. and with men 
 10. he pleased G. and was beloved of him 
 
 17 . they sliall not understand what G. decreed 
 
 18. but G. shall laugh them to scorn 
 
 6. 4. nor have walked after the counsel of G. 
 
 ^ 19 . incorruption maketh us near unto G. 
 
 7 . 14. which they that use, become the friends of G. 
 
 1.5. G. hath granted me to speak as I would 
 
 25. for she is the bre.dh of the power of G. 
 
 26. the unspotted mirror of the jiower ofG. 
 
 27 . she maketh them friends of G. and imophets 
 
 28. G. loves none but him that dwells with wi^om 
 
 8. .3. she is conversant with G. she magnifieth 
 
 4. for she is privy to the mysteries ofG. 
 
 21. 1 could not obtain her, except G. gave 
 91.0 G. of my fathers, and I.ord of mercy 
 
 13. what man that can know’ tlie counsel of G. f 
 
 10. 5. she preserved him blameless unto G. 
 
 10. she shewed him the kingdom ofG. 
 
 12. 7-might rece.ive a worthy colon v of G. child. 
 
 1.3. nor is there any G. but thou, that careth 
 26. they shall feel a judgment woithy ofG. 
 
 1.3. 1. vain are all men, who are ignorant of G. 
 
 6. for tliey peradventure err, seeking G. 
 
 14. 8. because being corruptible, it w as called G 
 
 9. they are both alike hateful unto G. 
 
 11. in the creature of G. they are an abotnination 
 
 20 . the multitirde allured, took him for a 9 . 
 
 22. that they erred in the knowledge of G. 
 
 .30. both fiecause they thought not well of G. 
 
 15. 1. but thou, O G. art gracious and true 
 
 8 . he maketh a vain 9 . of the same clay 
 
 16. but no man can make a 9 . like to himself 
 
 19. but they went without the praise of G. 
 
 16. 18. were persecuted with the judgment of G. 
 18 . 1.3. acknowledged this people to be sons of G. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 18. both which are the gifts of G. 
 
 .30. so G. discover thy secrets and cast thee down 
 .3. 16 . that angereth his mother is cursed of G. 
 
 7 . 9. say not, G. will look on my oblations, when 
 I offer to the most high G. he will accept it 
 
 10. 5. in the hand of ff. is the prosperity of man 
 
 7 . pride is hateful before G. and man 
 
 12. pride is, when one departeth from G. 
 
 15. 13. and they that fear G. love it not 
 
 18. 11. therefore is G. patient with them 
 
 19. 24. that hath small understanding and fears G. 
 
 20. 15. such a one is to be hated of G. and man 
 
 21. .5. prayer of a poor man reacheth to ears of G. 
 
 23. 4, 0 G. of my life, give nte not a pi oud look 
 
 10 . he that swears and names G. cominually 
 12. G. grant that it be not found in Jacob 
 
 24. 23. the book of thecovenant of the most high G. 
 
 2.5. 1. 1 stood beautiful, both before G.and men 
 6. and the fear of (1. is their glory 
 
 .36. 5. that there is no G. but only I’hou, O G. 
 
 17 . that thou art the Ixrrd, the eternal G. 
 
 41.8. have forsaken the law of the most high G. 
 
 19. in regard of truth ofG. and his covenant 
 
 45. _ l. even Moses beloved of G. and men 
 
 26. G. give you w isdom inyour heart to judge 
 
 46. 1. wasniade great for saving the elect ofG. 
 
 47 . 13. forG. inade all quiet round about him 
 
 48. 16 . somedid that which was pleasing to G. 
 
 49 . 3. he established the worship of G. 
 
 .50. 22. now therefore liless ve the G. of all 
 51. 1 . I will praise thee, O G. my Saviour 
 Bar.:i. .35 this isour fr. Il4. 6. ve moved G. to wratL 
 
 4. 7 . by sacrificing to devils and not to G. 
 
 8. ye have torgotteii the everlasting G. 
 
 . 37 . they come, rejoi ing in the glory of G. 
 
 5. 1. the glory thatcometh from G. ’for ever 
 2. the righteousness which cometh from G. 
 
 649 
 
 
Apocrypha.] GOD 
 
 GON 
 
 GOO 
 
 B«r.5.3.0.will shew fhy hrightness to every country 
 
 4. sluill be Liillecl, the glory of (i. \vorsliip 
 
 5 . rejoicing in tlie reineinbrance ot (j. 
 
 6 . (i. bringetli them to thee exalteci with glory 
 
 7 . G. hath appointed every high hill be cast down 
 
 8. overshadow Israel by the commandment of G. 
 
 9 . tor G. shall lead Israel with joy 
 
 6.51. and that there is no work ot G. in them 
 Van. 3. 1 . they walked in the tire, praising G. 
 
 22. let tliem know thou art Lord, the only (i. 
 
 «SMy. 42. G. everlasting G. that knowest the secrets 
 
 5 o. G. hath given thee the honour of an elder 
 55. Daniel said, even now the aneel of G. hath 
 recei ed the sentence of (i. to cuttheeintwo 
 
 59. the angel of G. waiteth with the sword 
 
 6 0. praiseii (J. wtiosaveili them that trust in him 
 6.3. they praised G. for their daiiglitei Susanna 
 
 Beli. but Uaniel worshipi>ed Ids own G. 
 
 5 . the living (j. who created hea\en and earth 
 .37. take the dinnui'which G. hath sent thee 
 .38. Daniel saiit, thou hast remembered me, O G. 
 Vyayei' of Manasa, thou art the G. ot the just, tor 
 thou artG.e en the (i. of them tliat reiient 
 
 1 Mac. 2 . 21 . G. forbid we should forsake the law 
 
 3 . 18. vvith the G. of heaven it is all one to deliver 
 53 . able to stand, ext’ept thou, D (i. help 
 
 6 <). as the will ofG. is in heaven, so let him do 
 
 4. 55. worshipping and praising the G.ot heaven 
 
 9 . It). G. forbul that 1 should do this thing 
 
 2 .Mac. 1 . 2 . G. tie gracious unto you and remember 
 
 27 . let the heathen know that thou art G. 
 
 2. 4. that the prophet being warned of G. 
 
 7 . till the time that G. gather his people together 
 
 17 . we hope that the G. that delivered his people 
 
 3 . 24 . all were astoidshed at the posver of G. 
 
 28. they acknowledged the power of G. 
 
 29. for he by the hand ot G. v/ascast down 
 . 34 . declare to all men the mighty power ofG. 
 
 36. the works of the great G. which he had seen 
 
 38. no doubt there is an especial power ofG. 
 
 4 . 17 . to do wickedly against the lawsot (i. 
 
 5 . 19. G. did not choose people for the places’ sake 
 
 6 . 1. anci not to live after tlie laws ot G. 
 
 23. tlie holy law made and given by G. 
 
 7 . 14. to look for hope frotn ( 7 . to be raised up 
 
 16 . think not our nation is forsaken of G. 
 
 18. we suffer, having sinned against our G. 
 
 19 . thou that takest in hand to strive against G. 
 
 28 . G. made them of things that were not 
 
 31. thou shall not escape the hands of G. 
 
 36. our brethren are dead under G. covenant 
 
 37 . that thou niayest confess that he alone is G. 
 
 8. 23. given them this watch-word, the help of G. 
 .36. that the Jews had G. to fight for them 
 
 9 . 4. the judgrnentof G. now following him 
 
 5. the G. ot Israel smote him with a plague 
 
 8. shewing forth the manifest power of G. 
 
 11. acknowledge of liimself by the scourge of G. 
 
 12. it is meet to be subject to G. a mortal man 
 
 should not think of himself as if he were G. 
 
 17 . that he would declare the power of G. 
 
 18. thejust judgment of G. was come on him 
 
 20. if ye fare well, I give great thanks to G. 
 
 10.16. besought G. that he would be their helper 
 
 25. they turned themselves to pray to G. 
 
 11. 4. not at all considering the power ofG. 
 
 9. then they praised the merciful G. together 
 
 I. 3. because the almighty G. helped them 
 
 12.6. calling on G. tlie righteous ,Iudge 
 
 II. but .Judas’side by the helpof G. got victory 
 
 16 . Judas took the city by the will of G. 
 
 13. 15. given the watch-word, victcry is of G. 
 
 15. 14. to wit, leremias the prophet ofG. 
 
 27 . praying to G. with their hearts, for through 
 the appearance of G. they were cheered 
 GOD LY. 
 
 Jnd. 8. 31. pray for us, because thou art a j?. woman 
 Veil. 6. 35. be willing to hear every g. discourse 
 
 11. 17 . the gift of the Lord rernaineth with the g. 
 22. the blessing of Gird is in the reward of the g. 
 
 12. 2. do good to the g. man, and thou shall find 
 
 4. give to the g. man, and help not a sinner 
 
 13. 17 . what fellowship hath tlie sinner with g.? 
 
 16 . 13. the patience of G. shall not be frustrated 
 23. 12. all such things shall be far from the 17 . 
 
 26. 23. ng. woman is given to him that feareth Ixl. 
 27 . 1 1. the discourse of the g. is always with wisdom 
 33. 14. life against death, so is the g. set against 
 
 the sinner, an i the sinner against the g. 
 . 37 . 12. but be continually with a g. man 
 
 39. 27 . all these things are for good to the g. 
 
 43. 33. and to the g. hath he given wisdom 
 W. 29 . who giveth wisdom to the 17 . 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 45. favour laid up for those that died g. 
 GODLES.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 34. but thou, O g. man and most wicked 
 GODLIK HSS. 
 
 1 E-fd. 1 . 23. upright with an heart full of 
 IVi.sd. 10. 12 . might know < 7 . is stronger than all 
 Eccl. 1 . 25.-but 77 . is an abomination to a sinner 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 1. because of the g. of Onias the priest 
 
 GOD.S. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. 6. they have offered to strange . 17 . 
 
 16. .36. believe not g. of whom the 1 ,ord spake 
 Jnd. 3.8. decreed to destroy all theji. ot ihe land 
 
 5. 7 . they would not follow the <7. of their fathers 
 
 8. they cast them out from the face of their 77. 
 
 8. 18. which worship g. made with hands 
 
 Vsth. 14. 7 . because sve worshipiied their 77 . 
 
 JVi.sd. 12 . 27. them whom they thought to be 77. 
 
 13. 2. to be the 77 . which govern Ihe world 
 . 3 . if they being delighted, took them to be g. 
 
 10. called them g. w bich are the w'orks of men 
 15. 15. counted tlie idols of the heathen to be g. 
 Bar. 6. 4. ye shall see in Baby Ion g. ot silver 
 
 9 . they make crowns for the beadsof their g. 
 
 10. the priests convey from their 7/. gold and silv. 
 
 11. being 77. of silver, and 77. of gold and wood 
 
 12. yet cannot these g. sa'e them.selves from rust 
 
 16 . whereby they are kn wn not to be 77. 
 
 17 . even so it is with their g. when they be set up 
 18 lest theirbe spoiled with robbers 
 
 60O 
 
 Bar. 6. 23. by this ye may know they arc not^. 29. 
 .30. how can they be calletl g.? set meat betore ft. 
 32. they roar and cry before their g. as men do 
 
 39 . their g. of wood, and which are overlaid 
 
 40. how should a man think and say, they are g. ? 
 
 44. how may it be thought or said they are g.? 
 
 46 . how should the things that are made be < 7 . ? 
 
 49 . how cannot men perceive that they be nog.? 
 
 51. that they are no g. but works of men’s hands 
 
 52. who tlien may not know that they be no g. ? 
 
 55. when fire fallelli on the house of 77 . ot wood 
 
 56. how can it be thoughtor said, that they bug.? 
 
 57 . nor are those g. of wood able to escape 
 BelTi. Daniel said, lo, these are g. you worship 
 
 GOLD. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .36. a fax on the land of one talent of 77 . 
 
 2. 6. his neighbours help him with g. and silver 
 
 13. vials ofg. .30, of silver 2410, and other vessels 
 
 3. 6. todrink in g. to sleep on g. and aebariot with 
 
 bridles of 77. and an head tire of fine linen 
 
 2 E.sd. 8. 2. out little dust that g. corneth of 
 16. 73 . they sliall be tried a.s g. in the fire 
 
 Toh. 12. 8. belter to give alms, than lay up 77. 
 
 13. 16. and thy battlements with pure g. 
 
 Jnd. 2. 18. very much g. out of the king’s house 
 
 5. 9. they were increased with 77 . and silver 
 8. 7 . iVlanasses had left her 77 . and silver 
 
 10. 21. which was woven with purple and g. 
 
 E.ith. 1.5. 6 . before the king all glittering with g. 
 IViid. . 3 . 6 . as g. in furnace hath lie tried them 
 7 . 9 . all 77 . in respect of lier is as a little sand 
 1.3. 10. gods that are 77 . and silver, to shew art in 
 Eccl. 2. 5. for g. is tried in the fire, men in adversity 
 
 7 . 18. nor a faithful brother for 77 . of Ophir 
 
 19. forego not a good woman, her grace is above g. 
 
 8. 2. for 77 . hath destroyed many, and perverted 
 21.21. learning to a man is as an ornament oi g. 
 
 28. 24. look that thou bind up tby silver and 77 . 
 
 29 . 11. it shall bring thee more profit than 77 . 
 
 .30. 15. health and a good state of body is above g. 
 
 31. 5 . he that lovetii 77 . shall not be justified 
 
 6. g. hath been ruin of many and their destruction 
 
 8. blessed is the rich that hath not gone after g. 
 
 32. 5. is a.s a signet of carbuncle set in g. 
 
 6 . as a signet of an emerald set in a work of 77 . 
 
 40. 25. 77 . and silver make the foot stand sure 
 
 41. 12. above a thousand great treasures o\g. 
 
 45. 11. and set in 77 . the work of the jeweller 
 12. he set a crown ot g. upon the mitre 
 
 47 . 18. thou didst gather g. as tin and multiply 
 
 50. 9 . as a vessel of beaten 77 . set with stones 
 51.28. get learning, and get much 77 . by her 
 liar. 3 . 17 . they that hoarded up silver and 77 . 
 
 ,30. who found her, and will bring her for pure 77 , 
 
 6. 4. shall ye see in Babylon gods of silver and 77. 
 
 9 . and taking g. as it were for a virgin to go gay 
 . 30 . set meat bemre gods ot silver, 77. and wood 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 22. censers of g. and the vail and crow ns 
 23. he t(xik also the sih er'and the 77 . and vessels 
 
 2 . 18. children shall be honoured with silver and 71 . 
 
 3. 41. the merchants took silver and 77 . very much 
 
 4. 23. where tliey got much 77 . and silver and silk 
 57 . they decked the temple with crowns of 77 , 
 
 6. 1. was a city renowned tor riches, silver and g. 
 2. a temple, w herein were coverings of g. 
 
 12. and I took all the \esselsof 77 . and silver 
 . 39 . when the sun shone on the shields of 77 . 
 
 8 . 3 . winning the mines of the silver and 77 . 
 
 10. 60. who gave them and friend silver and 77 . 
 
 89. he sent him a buckle of p. as the use is 
 
 14. 24. Simon sent to Home witli a great shield of 77 . 
 
 43 . should be clothed in purple, wear 77 . 
 
 44. clothed in purple, or wear a buckle of 77 . 
 
 15. 18. they brought a shield of 77 . of 1000 pound 
 26. sent him sih er, and g. and much armour 
 32. saw the glory of Simon, and cupboard of 77 . 
 
 10 . 11 . he had abundance of silver and 77 . 
 
 19. might give them silver and 77 . and rewards 
 
 2 Mac. 2 . 2. when they see images of silver and 77 . 
 3.25. it seemed that he had complete harness of 77 . 
 
 4. .32. stole certain vessels of 77 . out of the temple 
 
 5 . 2 . horsemen running in the air in cloth of 77 . 
 
 10. 29. appeared five men with bridles of 77 . 
 
 11. 8. one in white, shaking his armour olg. 
 
 15. 15. Jeremias gave to Judas a sword of 
 
 GOLDEK. 
 
 1 E.ul. 8. 57 . twenty 77 . vessels, twelve of brass 
 E^th. 15. 11. so he held up his 71 . sceptre 
 Eccl. 6 . .30. there is a 77 . ornament upon her 
 26. 18. as g. pillars ate on sockets of silver 
 
 45. 9. witli many g. bells round about 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 21. and took away the 77 . altar 
 
 22 . and the 77 . ornaments before the temple 
 11 . 58. on this lie sent him 77 . vessels to be served 
 in, and gave him leave to wear a 77 . buckle 
 1 . 3 . 37 . the 77 . crown and scarlet robe ye sent 
 Mac. 5. .3. and glittering of 77 . ornaments 
 (KILDSMI I IIS. 
 
 Ul.sd. 15. 9 . hestriveth to excel 77 . and silversmiths 
 Bar. 6 . 45. they are inade of carpenters and 77 . 
 GOLIAIH. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 4. he beat down the boasting of G. 
 GOMOHH AIL 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 8. remember w hat I did to Sodom and G. 
 
 GGKE. 
 
 2 E.<:d. 10. 22. our I evites aie 77 . into captivity 
 14. 11. the ten parts of it are 77 . already 
 Jnd. 10. 10. till she was .(7. dow n the inountain 
 IVisd. 4. 2. and when it is 7 /. they desire it 
 5 . 10 . when 77 . by the trace cannot be found 
 
 16. 14 . the spirit when it is 77. torih returnelh not 
 19 . 3 . whom they had entreated to be 77. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 8 . the ricli tliat hath not 77 . alter gold 
 Bar. 3. 19. they are 77 . down to the grave 
 30. wlio hath 77 . over tlie sea and found her ? 
 
 4. 26 my delicate ones haye 77 . rougli w avs 
 Sns. 19. now wlieii tlie maids were 77 . forth 
 Bel 14. when 77 . forth, king set meals before Bel 
 
 1 Mac. 6. U). ihe sleep is 77 . from mine eyes 
 
 11 . 43 . for all my torces are 77 . from me 
 
 12. .30. they w ere g. over the river Eleutherus 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 40. a man far < 7 . in years, no less in tolly 
 
 0 Mac. 0. 24. were now g. to another religion 
 
 12. 4. when they were 77 . forth into tlie deep 
 
 10. when they were g. from thence nine turlong* , 
 
 GOGD. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 46. I desire that thou make g. the vow 
 
 6. 21. if it seem 77 . to the king, let searc h be made 
 8. 11. as it hath seemed y. to me and my friends 
 85. thatye nay eat the 77 . things of the land 
 
 2 Esd. 1 . 9 . to whom 1 have done so mucli 77 . 
 
 2. 14. I have broken the evil, and created the 
 
 25 . nourish thy children. O thou^. nurse 
 . 3 . 22 . the 77. departed away, the evil ab<jde still 
 
 6 . 33. sent me to say, be of 77 . ccirntoi t, tear not 
 
 7 . 6. a city builded, and full of 'Mg. things 
 .35. and Ihe g. deeds shall be of force 
 
 16. 21 . victuals shall be so g. cheap on earth 
 Tob. 2 . 1 . there was a 77 . dinner prepared me 
 
 4 . 9 , thou layest up a 77 . treasure for thyself 
 
 11 . for alms is a 77 . gift to all that give it 
 
 19. the Ijord himselt giveth all ^.things 
 
 5. 13. for thou art my brother, ot an honest and g, 
 stock ; iny brother, thou art of a g. Stock 
 
 21. for tlie g. angel will keep him company 
 
 7 . 4. then said he, is he in 77 . health '. 
 
 5 . he is both alive and in < 7 . health 
 
 12. God give you 77 . success in all things 
 
 18. he of 77 . comfort, my daughter 
 
 8 . 6 . it is not 77 . that man should be alone 
 
 10. 12. that 1 may heai 77. report of thee 
 
 11. 11. saying, he of 77 . Ii( 7 pe, my father 
 
 12. 6. it is g. to praise (> 0(1 and exa|t his name 
 
 7 . it is 77 . to keep close the secret ol a king, 11. do 
 
 that which is g. and no evil shall touch you 
 
 8. prayer is 77. with tasting and alms 
 
 I. 3. thy g. deeci was not hid from me 
 
 13. 10. give praise to the Ixird, for he is 77 . 
 
 Jnd. .3. 2. use us as shall he g. in thy sight 
 
 4. and deal with them as seemethp. to thee 
 
 7 . .30. (Jzias said, brethren, be of p. courage 
 
 8 . 28. thou hast spoken all with -Ag. heart 
 29 . because the dispcjsition of thy heart is 77 . 
 
 10. 19 . it is not 77 . that one inan ot them be left 
 11 . 1 . worn, tie oig. comfort, feai not in thy lieart,3i 
 
 13. 20. for a praise, to visit thee in 77 . things 
 15. 8. 77 . things that God hath shewed to Israel 
 10 . thou hast done much 77 . to Israel 
 Esth. 13. 3. w'as approved for his constant 77 . "’ill 
 
 13. for I could have been content w;ith g. will 
 
 15. 9. Estlier, 1 am thy brother, be of g. cheer 
 
 16 . 3 . to practise against these that do them 77. 
 
 4. wonisof lewd persons, that were nevei g. 
 
 13. w ho continually procured our 77 . 
 
 Wisd. 2. 6. let us enjoy the g. things present 
 
 3. 15. for glorious is the fruit of ff. labours 
 
 5. 8. what 77 . hath ru hes with vaunting brought ? 
 
 6. 25. receive instruction, it shall do you g. 
 
 7 . 11. all 77 . things together came to me w ith her 
 
 22. clear, uudefiled, plain, loving the tiling that 
 
 isT^. that cannot be letted, rea 7 iy to do 77. 
 
 8 . 9 . she would be a counsellor of 77 . things 
 
 12 . when 1 speak, they shall give g.^ay unto me 
 15.1 sliall be found g. among the multitude 
 18. and in talking w ith her is a 77 . report 
 
 20. being g. I came into a lody undefiled 
 10. 8. they knew not the things which were 77 . 
 
 12. 19 . hast made thy children to be ot a g. hope 
 
 21. thou hast made covenants or g. promises 
 
 13. 1. could not, out of the 77 . things that aie seen 
 
 10 . to shew art in a .stone 77- Idr nothing 
 
 14.26. disquieting 0177 . men, torgetfuln. of 77 . turns, 
 tiefiling souls, disorder in marriages, adultery 
 
 18.6. they might afterwards be of 77 . cheer 
 
 9 . the children of 77. men liid sacrifice secretly • 
 should be alike partakers ot the same 77 . and evil 
 Eccl. 1. 29. take 77 . heed w hat thou speakest 
 
 2. 9. ye that fear the Lord, hope tors'. 
 
 6. 19 . come to lier, and w ait tor her 77. fruits 
 
 7 . 13. for the custom thereof is not 77 . 
 
 18. change not a triend for any 77 . by no means 
 
 21 . love a 77 . servant, defraud him not of liberty 
 
 II. 12. the eye of the Lord looked on hini for 77 . 
 
 15. love, and the way ol g. works, are from him 
 
 23. what 77 - things shall 1 have hereafter i' 
 
 31. he lieth in wait, and turneth 77 . into evil 
 
 12 . 1 . when thou wilt do 7 /. know to whom dost it 
 
 2 . do 77 . to the godly man, and thou shalt find 
 
 3. there can no 77 . come to one occujiied in evil 
 
 5. slialt receive twice as much evil tor all the^. 
 
 7 . give to the 77 . and help not the sinner 
 
 13. 24. riches are 77 . to him that hatli no sin 
 
 25. his countenance, w hether it he tor g. or evil 
 
 14. 5. is evil to himselt, to whom will he be77. r 
 7 . and if lie doth 77 . he <loth it unwillingly 
 
 11. my son, according to thy aliility, do g. to thys. 
 
 13. do g. to thy friend before Ihoq die 
 
 14. defraud not thyself ot the . and let not 
 
 the i>art of a g. desire overpass tliee 
 
 20. Ihe man that dotiunediiale g. things 
 25. lodge in a lodging where 77 . things are 
 
 15. 1. he that feaielh the Lord, will do 77 . 
 
 17 . 7 . w itlial, he shewed them 77 . and evil 
 
 22 . he will keep the 77 . deeds of man as the apple 
 18. 8 . what is man ' w hat is his g. ? what is his evil > 
 
 15. my son, blemish not thy 77 . deeds 
 
 32. take not pleasure in much 77 . cheer 
 
 20 . 3 . how 77 . is it w hen reproved loshew repentan. 
 
 9 . there is a sinner that hath 77 . success in evil 
 
 14. the gift of a tool shall do thee no g. 
 
 16. 1 have no thank for all my 77 . deeds 
 
 26. 4. if he have a 77 . heart toward the Ix'.rd 
 
 16 . so is the beauty of a 77 . xyife in her house 
 
 21 . having the confidence of their 77 . descent 
 
 29 . 16 . will overthrow the 77 . estate ot his surety 
 lit. surefvship hath undone many of 77 . estate 
 
 30. 15. health and 77 . Slate of body are aliovegola 
 
 19 . w hat 77 . doth tlie offering to an idol f 
 
 25. a 77 . heart w ill have a care ot his meat 
 
 31. 23. tlie report of his 77 , house keeping 
 
 27 . wine drunk moderately's as 77 . as lite to a maa 
 
 32. 13. and hath replenishei thee with g. things 
 
 23. in every 77 . work trust thine own soul 
 
 33. 14. g. is'set against evil, life against death 
 
GOT 
 
 G R A 
 
 GRE POCRYPHjW 
 
 Eccl. 35 C. he that requiteth g. offeretli fine flour 
 H. give the I.or»l his honour with a g. eye 
 
 37 . 9. lie will say unto thee, thy way is g. 
 
 18. four things appear, 17 . and evil, life and death 
 
 38. 13. when in their hands there is g. success 
 21. thou shalt not do him g. hut hui t thyself 
 
 39. _ 4. tor he hath tried the 17 . and evil amongmen 
 16 . all the works of the Lord are exceeding g. 
 25. for the g. are y. things created from beginning 
 £7. all these things are for g. to the godly 
 
 3.3. all the works of tlie Lord are g. 
 
 41.13.ai7. life hath but few days, ag. name endures 
 
 16. it is not g. to retain all shameface<lness 
 42. 6 . sure kee|)ing is g. where an evil wife is 
 
 25. one thing estahlisheth the g. of anotlier 
 45.2.3. he stood up with g. coinage of heart 
 
 26. that their ( 7 . things tie not atiolished 
 
 46. 10 . might see that it is g. to follow the Lord 
 51. 18. earnestly I followed that which is < 7 . 
 
 21 . therefore have 1 gotten a 17 . possession 
 Bar. 2 . 1 . the Lord hath made g. his word 
 4. 5. be of fi. cheer, my people, memorial of Israel 
 .30. take ar;. heart, O Jerusalem, he will comfort 
 
 6 . .34. whether evil or g. they cannot recompen.se 
 .38. nor can they do g. to the fatherless 
 
 64. seeing they are not able to do g. to men 
 
 1 Mac. 4 . 24. they praised the Lord, because it is 17 . 
 55. praising (lod, who had given them 17 . success 
 
 8 . 53. it. success be to the Itomans and .lews 
 
 11. 3.3. determined to do g. to people of the .lews 
 our friends, because of their ft. will towards us 
 
 14. 4. he sought the g. of his nation in such wise 
 
 9 . they sat communing togetlu’rof . 17 . things 
 
 16. 14. taking care for the g. ordering of them 
 
 17 . great treachery, he recompensed evil for g. 
 
 2 Mac. 1 . .3. to do his will with a g. courage 
 
 4. 5. not to be accuser hut seeking the.e/. of all 
 
 5. 4. that that apparition might turn to 17 . 
 
 0 . 29 . changing the < 7 . will they bare him before 
 
 7. 5. the vapour was for a g. space liispersed 
 
 14. it is g. being put to death by men, to look 
 
 8 . .36. to make f 7 . to the Uomans their tribute 
 
 9 . 19 . Antiochus, to the g. Jews his citizens 
 
 21 . would have remembered kindly your < 7 . will 
 
 10. 2.3. having.( 7 . success witli his weapi.ns 
 
 11 . 6 . woulii send Ag. angel todeliver Israel 
 
 15. consented, being careful of the common g. 
 
 39 . I will endeavour to be a means of your g. 
 
 26. when certified that they may be of g. comfort 
 28. we have our desire, we are. also \ng. health 
 
 12. 45. it was an holy and g. thought 
 
 13. 16. at last they departed with g. success 
 
 14. 8 . I intend the g. of mine own countrymen 
 .30. that such sour behaviour came not of g. 
 
 37 . Razis a man of very g. report was accused 
 
 15. 12. Onias, a virtuous and .r/. man, prayed 
 
 17 . by the words of .ludas, which were very 17 . 
 23. O Lord of heaven, send a g. angel before us 
 
 GOODLY. 
 
 1 Ecd. 4. 18. .gold, silver, or any other g. thing 
 .fud. 8. 7 . .she was also of a g. countenance 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 16. he would garnish with g. gifts 
 
 GOOD LIES r. 
 
 1 Mac. 8 . 8 . of the g. countries which they took 
 
 GOODNESS. 
 
 2 E.fd. 7. 68 . he pardons, if he did not so of his g. 
 8 . .52. rest allowed, y-ea, perfect g. and wisdom 
 
 Est/i. 16. 6 . the innocency and g. of princes 
 
 10 . and far distant from our ig. and as a stranger 
 JEf'rf. 7 - 20 . and she is the. itnage of his g. 
 
 12 . 22 . we should carefully think of thy g. 
 
 16. 11 . they miglit be continually mindful offhy g. 
 Eccl. 26. 20 . ti'usting in the </. of thy stock 
 
 Ear. 2. 27. thou hast dealt with us after all thy g. 
 Prayer of Mana.i.i.m me thou wilt shew all thy( 7 . 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 13. for it is a token of his great g. 
 GOODS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6 . .32. and all his g. seized for the king 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 19 . destroy their house, and spoil their g. 
 Tob. 1 . 20 . all my g. were forcibly taken away 
 
 8 . 21 . then he should take tlie half of his 51 . 
 
 10 . 10. gave him Sara his wife, and half his g. 
 Jvd. 16 . 24. she did distribute her £ 7 . to them 
 Wisd. 13. 17 . then maketh he prayer for his g. 
 Eccl. 5. 1 . set not thy lieart upon thy g. 
 
 11. 19 . now I will eat continually of thy g. 
 
 14. 4. others that shall spend his g. riotously 
 
 5. he shall not take (deasure in his g. 
 
 .31. 11. his < 7 . shall be established, congregation 
 .33. 19 . give not thy g. to another, lest it repent 
 34. 20. brings an offering of the g. of the poor 
 
 40. 1.3. the g. of the unjust shall be dried up 
 
 46. 19 . I have not taken any man’s g. not a shoe 
 1 Mac. 12. 23. that your cattle and g. are ours 
 GOKGIAS. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 38. chose Nicanor and G. mighty men 
 
 4. 1. then took G. five thousand footmen 
 5. in the mean season came ^r. by niglit 
 
 18. G. and his host are hei'e in the mrinntain 
 
 5. 59. then came G. and his men out of the city 
 
 2 Mar. 8. 9. and with him he joined G. a captain 
 10. 14. but when g. was governor of the holds 
 12. .32. they went forth against g. the governor 
 
 .35. was still iiponG. so that G. fled into Marisa 
 .36. when they that were with G.had fought long 
 37 . rushing unawares on G. men, he put to flight 
 G () r. 
 
 Eccl. 6 . 27 ..when hast g. hold of her, let her not go 
 24. 6 . and in every nation 1 g. a possession 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 23. where they g. much gold and silver 
 11. 49 . the .lews had g. the city as they would 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 24. he g. the priesthood to himself 
 27 . SO INIenelans g. the principality 
 
 GO ri ENL 
 
 2 Ejsd. .3. 12. when they had g. them many children 
 Wisd. 4. 2. having g. victory striving tor rewards 
 Eccl. 5. 8. set not thy heart on goods unjustly g. 
 26. 20. when thou hast .17. a fruitful possession 
 29. 6. he hath g. him an enemy without cause 
 
 34. 18. he that sacrificeth of a thing wrongfully g. 
 
 35. 10. as thou hast g. give with a cheerful eye 
 42.10. lest should g. with child in her father’s house 
 
 Eccl. 51. £1. therefore have I ^7. a good possession 
 27 . and 1 have g. unto me much rest 
 Bar. 2. 11. O Lord, that ha.st g. iJiyself a name 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 10. what nation hatii not 77 . of her spoils 
 
 49. now hath pride and rebuke g. strength 
 
 2 diae.13.21. they had i 7 .him, they put him in prison 
 
 GDVEKN. 
 
 Wi.sd. 1.3. 2. to be the goris which g. the world 
 ‘3 m.v. 5. to be judges, who seemed to g. the people 
 
 1 iliac. 9. 73 . Jonathan began to ,< 7 . the people 
 
 GGV El{ NANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 32. and it had the <7. of the world 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 31. Jonathan took the g. upon him 
 
 GOVIUNED. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 6. the hopeof tile worhi g. by thy hand 
 GtlVEIfNEllI. 
 
 2 E^sd. 13. 58. and because l»e g. the same 
 Wisd. 14. 3. but thy providence, O Lather, < 7 . it 
 Eccl. 18. 3. who 77 . the world with palm of his hand 
 
 GOVERN.MEN 1 . 
 
 Jud. 8. 10. that had they, of all things she had 
 Eccl. 10. 1. they, of a prudent man is well ordered 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 16 . they committed their y. to one man 
 
 2 .'liac. 8. 17 . taking avvay the y. of forefatliers 
 
 GOV ERN.MEN is. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. .30. nor of the three y. that are added 
 .38. concerning the three y. that are added 
 
 II. 28. as also the three y. with Samaria 
 .34. the borders of Ju<le/i, with the three y. 
 
 57 . 1 appoint thee ruler over the foui' y. 
 
 2 iliac. 4. il. piittingdown they, which were by law 
 
 GOVERN (ill. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 12. to Sanabassar the g. of ludea 
 
 3. 2i.aman rememberelh neither king nor y. 
 
 6. 3. Sisinnes y. ofSjiria and Phenice, 7,21. 
 
 ^29. a jiortion to be given to Zorobabel the y. 
 
 7. 1. Sisinnes the y. of ( elosyria did oversee 
 .hid. 5. 20. my loril and y. if there be any error 
 
 8. 9 . the words of the people against the y. 
 
 11. 10. O Lord and y. reject not his word 
 Eccl. 2.3. 1. O Lord, Lather and y. of all my life 
 
 49. 15. a y. of his brethren, a stay of the people 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 42. .Simon the y. and leader of the lews 
 
 14. 35. people made him their y. and chief pi iest 
 
 41. were well pleased that Simon should be y. 
 
 47 . Simon was well pleased to be y. of the Jews 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 4. Simon was made y. of the temple 
 
 4. 29 . left Crates who was y. of the Cyprians 
 
 9. 19 . Antiochus king and y. to the good Jews 
 
 10. 14. but wdienGorgias wasy.ofthe holds 
 .32. he fled to Gazara, where Cliereas was y. 
 
 12. 2. Nicanory. of Cyprus would not suffer them 
 .32. they went against Gorgias y. of Idumea 
 
 1.3. 3. because he thought to have been made y. 
 
 24. made him principal y. from Ptolemais 
 
 14. 12. iiiaking him y. over I udea, he sent him forth 
 GOVEP NGRS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 8. y. of the temple gave to the priests 
 49. tlie y. also of the ()eo()le and of the priests 
 
 3. 2. and to all the y. and captains, 14. 
 
 4. 47 . Darius wrote letters to captains and y. 
 
 7.2. assisting the ancients and y. of the temple 
 
 Jud.2. 14. I lolofernes called all they, and captains 
 
 5. 2. he called all the y. of the sea coast 
 
 6. 14. they presented him to the y. of the city 
 
 7 . 8. anil all the y. of the peo|)le of INloab 
 
 8. 11. hear me, () yey. of inhabitants of Bethulia 
 Esth. 13. 1. the (irinces and y. that are under him 
 
 16.1. unto the princes and y. of 127 pi ovinces 
 
 1 Mac. ID. . 37 . theii overseers and y. be of themselves 
 
 12. 4. Romans gave letters to y. of every place 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 22. he left y. to vex the nation 
 
 10. 21. he called the y. of the people together 
 12. 2. but of the y. of several places 
 GRACE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 4 . he found y. in his sight in his requests 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. 37 . I take to witness the y. of the people 
 2. .32. my wells run over, and myy. shall not rail 
 tl. 42. I said, if I have found y. let me speak 
 
 12. 7 . it I have found y. before thy sight 
 
 14. 22. but it I have found y. before thee 
 'J'oh. 1. 1.3. the Most High gave mey. and favour 
 Esth. 15. 14. and thy countenance is full of y. 
 
 IVisd. . 3 . 9 . y. and mercy is to his saints, 4. 15. 
 
 14. 20. the multitude allured by the y. of the work 
 16. 25. it was obedient to thy y. that nourisheth 
 
 I'.ccl. 4. 21. there is a shame w hich is glory and y. 
 
 7 . 19 . ayvise and goort woman hery. is above gold 
 33. a gift hath y. in the sight of every man 
 21. 16. buty. shall be found in the lips of the wise 
 24. 16. tny branches are branches of honour and y. 
 26. 13. they, of a wife delighteth her husband 
 
 15. a shamefaced woman is a double y. 
 
 37 . 21. tor y. is not given him from the l.ord 
 Prayer of Manass. I liow knee, beseeching thee ofy. 
 GRACES. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 13. the y. of fools shall be poured out 
 GRACIOUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 80. he made us y. before the kings 
 
 2 Esd. 1.25. w hen \ e desire me to he y. unto you 
 Esth. 16 .2. with the great bounty of their y. princes 
 Wisd. 12. 16. it maketh thee to be y. to all 
 
 15. 1. but thou, O God,arty, ami tiue 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 21. the Lord being y. forsook them not 
 18. 17 . but both are with a y. man 
 Dan. .3. 67 . give thanks to the Lord because he is y. 
 2 Mac. 1. 2. < 'od be y. unto you, and remember 
 21. O Lord God, who art the only andy. king 
 2. 22. the l.ord being 77 . unto them with favour 
 GRACIOU'^IA’. 
 
 Wisd. 16 . 2 . dealingy with thine own people 
 2 Mac. 9 . 27 . he will y. yield to your desires 
 GRAIN. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. .30. the y, of evil seed hath been sown 
 31. tiuiy. of evil seed hath brought forth 
 Wisd. 11. 22. is as a little y. of the bal.ince 
 GRANT. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 4. but if the Most High y. thee to live 
 Tob. ID. 12. Lorii y. that I may see thy children 
 Eccl. 23. 12. God y. that it be not found in .lacob 
 .50. 23. he y. us joyfulness of heart and peace 
 1 Mac. 11. 50. g. us peace, and let the Jews cease 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. n5. beseeching Simon to y. them peace 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 31. call on the Most High, toy. him his life 
 
 11. 26. to send unto them, and y. them peace 
 
 GRAN 1 ED. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 15. God hath y. me to speak as I would 
 Ecd. 17 . 24 . to them that epent he. y. return 
 
 1 Mac. 11.66. to have peace with him, w hich hey. 
 
 13. .‘57. confirm the immunities w hich we hav e y. 
 
 50. to be at one with them, w hich thing he y. 
 
 15.5. I contiini all the oblations the kings before 
 mey. thee, and whatsoever gifts besides they y. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. .31. y. to him that will make abri igii'ent 
 .3. 33. Lord g. thee life |{ .4. ID. w hen the king had y. 
 4. 11. and the royal (irivileges y. to the Jews 
 
 11. 1.5. whatever Maccabeus wrote, the king y. 
 
 18 . anil he hath y. as nmi h as might be 
 
 .35. whatsoever l.ysias the king’s cousin y. 
 
 12. 12. y. them peace, w hereon they sluvik hands 
 
 GRAPE. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 21. I have keiit me a y. of the cluster 
 Eccl. .3.3. 16 . that gathereth after the 77 . galhereis 
 39. 26. honey, milk, and the blood or the y. 
 
 5D. 15. he poured of the blood of the 7/. 
 
 51. 15. from the liowei, till the y. vvas ripe 
 (; RAPES. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 26. they, shall ripen, who shall tread them } 
 4.3. as he that shall not gather the g. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 16 . my wine-press, like a gatherer ofy. 
 
 1 ib'ac. 6. 34. they shewed them the blooil of the y. 
 
 G R/ISS. 
 
 2 E.sd. 9. 27 . after seven ilay 3 1 sat on the y. 
 
 15.42. shall break down the y. of the meadows 
 
 Eccl. 4D. 16 . shall be pulled ui) belore all y. 
 
 43. 21. and it consumeth the y. as lire 
 (.RASSHGPPI'.ILS. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 24. we (lass away out of the world as y. 
 IVi.sd. 16.9. forthemthe bitingsofy. and flies killed 
 Eccl. 43. 17 . falling of snow is as the lighting ofy. 
 GRA I ILV. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. .35. bestowed on those whom he would y. 
 GRAVE. 
 
 Eccl. . 39 .3. he will seek out the secrets ofy. sentences 
 G R /\ \ Is. 
 
 2 Esd. 4.41. in they, the chambers of souls are like 
 Tob. 2.1. 1 went and made ay. and buried him,8. 9. 
 .3. 10. 1 shall bring his old age with sorrow to they. 
 4. 4. when she is dead bury her by me in one y. 
 
 6. 14. bring my father’s and mother’s life to the y. 
 Esth. 13. 7 . may in one day with violence go intoy, 
 l-ccl. 9 . 12. they shall not go unpunished to their y. 
 14.12. the covenant of the y. is not shewed to thee 
 
 16 . there is no seeking of dainties in the y. 
 
 17 . 27 . who shall (liaise the Most High in the y. 
 28. 21. an ev il death, the y. w'ere, better than it 
 .30. 18, lielicates are as mes.ses of meat set on ay. 
 41. 4. there is no inquisition in the y. 
 liar. .3. 11. w ith them that go <low n into tlie y. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.23. and willed them to send him to tlie y. 
 GRAVES. 
 
 Wisd. 19 .3. making lamentation at the y. of the dead 
 2 Mac. 12. 39. to bury them in their father’s y. 
 GRAVE. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 27 . and they that cut and y. seals 
 GRAVED. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 6. lo, he hail y. himself a great mountain 
 GRAVEL. 
 
 Eccl. 18.10. and a g. stone in comparison of saiiiJ 
 G R A V E,N . 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 7 . have seen the (ilace whereout hill wasy. 
 
 .36. as thou sawest the hill y. without hands 
 TVisd. 14. 16 . and y. images were worshii)|)ed 
 
 15. 1.3. inaketh brittle vessels and y. images 
 18. 24. in rows was the glory of the fathers y. 
 GRAY. 
 
 JVisd. 2.10. nor reverence the ancient y. hairs 
 4. 9. but wisdom is the y, hair unto men 
 Eccl. 25. A. how comely is judgment lory, hairs 
 2 Mac. 6. 23. as became the honour of Ids y. head 
 
 15. 13. there ap[)eared a man with y. liairs 
 GREAT. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 5. to him shall king Darius give y. gifts 
 4. 14. O ye men, it is not the y. king that e-vcelletli 
 
 .34. O ve men, y. is the earth, high is the heaven 
 35. is he not y. that maketh these (lungs' there¬ 
 fore y. is the truth, stronger than all things 
 41. y. is truth, and mighty above all things 
 8 76 . we have been and are in y. sin to this day 
 86. done to us for wicked works and g. sins 
 
 2 Esd.1. 66. and that he is ofy. mere.v he mtdii()lies 
 8. 50. many y. miseries shall be done to them in 
 ^ latter time, because they have walked iny. (iiide 
 
 Tob. .3. 16. before the majesty of the 7/. GocI 
 
 4. 1.3. and in lewdness his decay and y. want 
 
 5. 12. 1 am Azarias the son of Ananias the y. 
 
 13. Ananias and .lonathan sons of y. .'^amaias 
 8.16. hast dealt witli us according to thy y. mercy 
 
 13. 15. let my soul bless God the y. King 
 Jnd. 1.1. wdio reigneo in Nine' e the g. city 
 
 5. made war with king Ar|>haxad in they, ['lain 
 
 8. nations that were of the y. niain of Ivsdrelon 
 2.5. thus saith the y. king, lord of the earth 
 .3.2. the servants of N abuchodonosi.r tiu- y. king 
 
 9. he came over-against the y. strait of .ludea 
 8. 19. they had a g. tall before onr enemies 
 
 15. 9. thou art the exaltation of lerus. the y. glory 
 of Israel, thou art they, rejoicing of our nation 
 
 16 . 13. O Lord, thou art 7/.>ind glorious 
 
 16 . he that teareth the Lord is y. at all times 
 Esth. 11.6. and behold, twoy. draimns came forth 
 ready to fight and their cry was y. 
 
 10. a little fountain was made a y. flooii 
 
 12.6 Aman, vyho was in y. honour with the king 
 
 16 . 1. the y. king Artaxerxes to the (irinces 
 
 12. blit he not bearing his y. ilignitj , went 
 JVisd. 6 14. whoso seeketh eai I v shall hav e noy. tra. 
 8. 11. I shall be admired in the sight ofy. men 
 11.21. thou canst shew thy y. strengih at all times 
 12. 18. and thou orderest us with y. tavour 
 
 14. 22. they lived in the y. war of ignorance 
 
 17 . 1 . y. are thy judgments, and cannot be ex()i essed 
 18. 1. nevertheless thy saints had a very y. light 
 Eccl. 1.7- who hath understood liery. exiierience? 
 
 651 
 
Apocrypha.] GRE 
 
 GUE 
 
 HAN 
 
 Eccl. 3.20. for the power of the L<i. is^?. he is honour. I 
 
 4. 7. ;in(l bow thy heaii to a {/. man 
 
 5. 6. say not, his mercy is g. he will be pacified 
 ij. 8. shalt leain how to serve g. men with ease 
 
 10. 24. g. men and judfies shall he honoured 
 11.1. wisdom maketh him to sit amon" g. men 
 
 15. 18. tor the wisdom of the Lord is g. 
 
 Ifi. 12. as his mercy isfiT. so is his correction also 
 17 . 2y. how.(/. is the loving-kindness ot the Lord 
 ■20. 28. he that pleasi th g. men shall get pardon 
 
 24. 29. her counsels protounder tiian the//, deep 
 
 25. 10. oh how g. is he thatfindeth wisdom! 
 
 28. 14. hath overthrown the houses ot 17 . men 
 
 32. y. it thou be among g. men make not thyself 
 
 33. 18. hear ye, O ye g. men otthe people 
 
 38. 16 . as it thou hadst suffered g. harm thyself 
 17 . weep bitterly, and make g. moan, use lament. 
 
 27 . they are diligent to make < 7 . variety 
 
 39. 4. he shall serve among g. men, and appear 
 
 6 . when the g. Lord will, heshall be tilleU 
 
 40. 1 . < 7 . travel is created tor every man 
 
 43 . 5 . < 7 . is the J^ird tliat made it 
 
 15. by his g. power he maketh the clouds firm 
 
 28. magnity him, tor he is g. above all his works 
 
 29 . Lord IS terrible, and very g. and marvellous 
 
 44. 2. the Lord hath wrought g. glory by them 
 
 through his g. power from the beginning 
 19. Abraham was 'Ag. father or many people 
 46. 1 . w’ho according to his name was madefir. 
 
 2 . how g. glory gat he, when he lift up his hands 
 
 6 . lie calleil on Lord, and the 77. Lord heard him 
 
 48. 22 . who was g. and taithtul in his vision 
 
 49. 13. eemias whose renown is jr. raised up 
 
 16 . Sent and Seth were in g. honour among men 
 
 50. 16 . sons ot Aaron ttiade a g. noise to he heard 
 51.28. get learning -with ng. sum ot money 
 
 Jiar. 3. 24. O Israel, how g. is the house ot God 
 25. g. and hath no end, high and unmeasurab'.e 
 Bel 18. g. art thou, O Bel, with thee is no deceit 
 
 41. saying, 77 . art thou, O Lord God ot Daniel 
 
 1 Mac. ” 1 . 17 . he entered into I gypt with -Ag. naw 
 
 33, they builded the city of Da\ id with a g. wall 
 64. and there was very g. wrath on Israel 
 
 7. 19 . when slain, he cast them into the g. pit 
 
 GK LA I ER. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 13. thou shalt hear j et g. things 
 
 6. 31. it thou pray, 1 .shall tell thee g. things 
 
 9 . 16. like as a wave is g. than a drop 
 
 14. )6. tor yet g. evils shall be done hereafter 
 Eccl. 3.18. the ( 7 . thou art, the more humble thyself 
 
 10. 24. nones', than he tliat feareth the Lord 
 
 16 . 5. mine ear hath heard g. things than these 
 
 39. 11. it lie die, he shall leave a g. name than 
 43. 32. there are yet hid g. things than these 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 27 . they will do g. things than these 
 
 12. 24. to fight ag. him with Ag. host than before 
 
 GREATK.sr. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 7- rejoice not over thy g. enemy being dead 
 
 G REALLY. 
 
 JVisd.3.5. a little chastised they shall be < 7 . rewarded 
 Eccl. 1 . 8 . there is one wise, and g. to be feared 
 7 .17- humble thy soul g. for the vengeance is fire 
 11.6. many mighty men have been g. disgraced 
 25. 2. and 1 am < 7 . offended at their life 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 31. beings, perplexed in mind 
 
 5. 63. .ludas and his brethren weres- renowned 
 
 6. 1. Elimais was a city g. renowned for 1 iches 
 
 11. 42. 1 wills, honour tiiee and thy nation 
 
 G REAl NESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 55. the beauty and g. of the building 
 Tab. 13. 4. there declare his g. and extol him 
 Jl'iid. 6. 7 . tior shall he stand in awe ot a man’s g. 
 13.5. tor by tlie g. and beauty ot the creatures 
 Eccl. 17 . 8. might shew them thes- ot his works 
 
 51. 3. delivereii me according to the g. ot thy name 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 22. the noble acts he did and his g. 
 
 G RECIA N. 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 2. having either ot them a G. power 
 
 GRECIANS, 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 2. who reigned first among the G. 
 
 8. 9 . how the G. had determined to destroy them 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 15. but liking the glory ot the G. best 
 
 GREECE. 
 
 1 iliac. 1.1. he reigned inhisstead the first over G. 
 GREEDY. 
 
 Toh. 5. 18. be not g. to add money to money 
 Eccl. . 37 .29. nor be too g. upon meats 
 1 Mac. 4. 17 . Judas sai<i, be not g. ot the spoils 
 GREED I NES.S. 
 
 Eccl. 23.6. let not the g. of the belly take hold on me 
 G REEK, S. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.10. the L37th year otthe kingdomof the G. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 13. such was the height ot G. fashions 
 36. certain G. which abhorred the tact also 
 
 GREEKISH. 
 
 2 iliac. 4.10. brought his own nation to G. fashions 
 GREEN. 
 
 HV.trf. 19. 7 - out of the violent stream, a g. field 
 Eccl. 14. 18. as of 77 . leaves on a thick tree 
 
 40. 22. but more than both, corn while it is g. 
 
 GREEl'ING. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 7. the copy ot letters to king Darius g. 
 
 8. 0. king Artaxerxes to I'sdras sendeth g. 
 
 E'tli. 16 . 1. to all Our taithtul subjects, <7. 
 
 J Mac. 10. 18. Alexander to Jonathan sendeth g. 
 25. Demetrius unto the Jews sendeth g. 11. 30. 
 11.32. Demetrius unto Lasthenes, sendeth g. 
 
 32. 20. Areus king, ro Onias the high-priest, < 7 . 
 
 13. 36. king Demeirius unto Simon sendeth < 7 . 
 
 34. 20. rulers ot Lacedemonians to Simon, send g. 
 
 15. 2. Antiochus to the peo(>le ot the Jews, 77 . 
 
 16 . Lucius consul to king Ptolemee, g. 
 
 2il/ac. 1.10. Judassent.a. and health to Aristobulus 
 
 11. 16. Lysiastothe peopleotthe Jews, sendeth 77 . 
 22. .Antiochus to his brother Lysias sends g. 
 
 27 . king Antiochus sends < 7 . to the council 
 34. ambassadors ot Homans send 77 . to the Jews 
 G REE LINGS. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 5. a fair tongue will increase kind g. 
 ■GREW. 
 
 2 E.fd. 8. 9. delivereth up the things that 77 . in it 
 
 9. 47 . so when he 77 . up, and came to the time 
 
 6.22 
 
 2 Esd. 11.3. out of her feathers g. other feathers 
 
 14. 40. w hen 1 had drunk, wisdom g. in my breast 
 GRIEE. 
 
 JVisd. 8. 9, she woul'l be a comfort in cares and 77 , 
 11. 12. for a double g. came upon them 
 Eccl. 26. 6. but a g. of heart and sorrow is a woman 
 29.5. return wonlsof77. and complain of the time 
 . 37 . 2. is it not a g. wlien a companion is turned 
 ■S'K.f. 10. yet durst not one shew Hiiother his g. 
 
 1 A/ac. 6.8. the king laid him down and fell sick for 77 . 
 
 9 . tor his 77. was ever more and more 
 
 13. 1 perish through great 77 . in a strange land 
 
 GKIEVE. 
 
 Toh. 4. .3. wliich shall please her and < 7 . her not 
 E.ccl. 3. 12 . 77. him not as 1 ng as he liyeth 
 
 4. 8. let it not g. thee to bow down thine ear 
 GRIEVED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 24. and how thi^y 77 . him exceedingly 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . .38. and she was much g. in heart 
 40. I Said, why art thou so g. in thy mind I 
 
 10. 8 . w e all mourn, art thou 77 . tor one S'ln ? 
 
 50 . Go(l seeth that thou art 77 . unfeignedly 
 
 Tob. 3. 1 . then 1 being 77 . did weep and prayed 
 IVisd. 14. 24. slew him, or g. him by ailultery 
 Eccl. 6 . 25. bear her, and be not 77 . w ith her iionds 
 12 . 9 . in the prosperity of aman,enemies will be 77. 
 21.24. a wise man will be g. with the disgrace 
 47 . 20. and thou wast 77 . tor thy tolly 
 Bar. 4. 8 . ye have 77 . Jerusalem that nursed you 
 
 3.3. so shall she be g. for her ow n desolation 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 7 . he 77 . many kings and made Jacob glad 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .35. were much g. for the unjust murder 
 
 1.3. 25. the people there were < 7 . tor the covenants 
 
 GK1EVEHL 
 
 Eccl. 30. 3. he that teacbeth his son, 77 . the enemy 
 GRIEVOUS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 21. the thoughts of my heart were 77 . 
 li'isd. 2. 15. he is < 7 . to us e' en to behold 
 
 17 . 11. wickedness always torecastetli g. things 
 21. were to themselves more 77 . than darkness 
 
 Eccl. 8. 15. travel not, lest he become 77 . to thee 
 27 . 15. and their revilings are 77 . to the ears 
 
 29. 28. these things are g. to a man ot nmler- 
 
 standing 
 
 2 Mac. 6. .3. this mischief was 77 . to the people 
 9 . 21. and being taken with a77. disease thought 
 24. if any tidings were brought that were 77 . 
 
 1.3. 6. or had committed any other g. crime 
 
 14. 45. and though his wounds were 77 . yet he ran 
 GRI EVOUSI.Y. 
 
 IVisd. 19. 16 . but these very g. afflicted them 
 2 Mac. 7 . .39. and took it g. that he was mocked 
 9 . 28. the murderer having suffererl most 77 . 
 
 14. 28. took it g. that he should make void articles 
 
 GROANED. 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . .30. when readv to die with stripes he 77 . 
 GROANETTI. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 20. he 77 . as an eunuch that embraceth 
 GROANING. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 3. g. for anguish of spirit, they shall say 
 
 11. 12. a 77 . for the remembrance of things past 
 
 GROVES. 
 
 2 E.sd. 16 . 28. who shall hide themselves in thick 77 . 
 .Tad. .3. 8 . yet he did cut down their frontiers and a. 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 47 .set upaltars,and 77. and cliapelsof idols 
 GROUND. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 91 . lying fiat on the g. before the temple 
 9. 47 . they fell to the 77 . and worshipped the Lord 
 
 2 Esd 4. 19 . for the 77 , is given to the wood 
 21 . for like as the 77 . is given to the wood 
 
 8 . 41. as Imsbandman soweth much seed on the 77 . 
 
 9. 34. when the g. hath received seed or the sea a 
 
 ship 
 
 10 . 22 . psaltery is laid on the 77 . our song to silence 
 
 15. 13. they that till the g. shall mourn 
 Jud. 12. 15." her maid laid soft skins on the 77 . 
 
 14. 18. Ilolofernes lieth on the 77 . w ithoiit a head 
 
 16 . 5. dash the sucking cluldren against the 77 . 
 Wi'd. 19 . 10. how' the 77 . brought forth flies 
 
 19 . things that before swam, now went on the 77 . 
 Eccl. 11 . 5. many kings have sat down on the 77 . 
 
 18. 6. neither can the 77 . of them be found out 
 33. 10. all men from the 77 . Adam of the earth 
 
 Bar. 5. 7- to make even the g. that Israel may go 
 
 6. 27 . for if they fall to the 77 . at any time 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 8 . then did they till their 77 . in peace 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 27 . Heliodorus fell siidde-nly to the < 7 . 
 
 4 . 42. and some they struck to the 77 . 
 
 8. 3. defaced and ready to be made even vyifh the 77 . 
 
 9. 8. he was now cast on the g. and carried 
 
 14. was going to lay the holy city even with the g. 
 14. 33. lay this temple of God even with the 77 . 
 GROW, 
 
 2 E,sd. 2. 19 . whereon there 77 . roses and lilies 
 
 10 . 9 . for the fall of so many that 77 . upon her 
 16 . 21 . even then shall evils. 9 . upon earth, sword 
 
 .32. and all her paths shall g. full of thorns 
 E.ccl. 14. 18. green leaves, some fall and some 77 . 
 Dan. 3. 54. O all ye things that 77 . bless ye the Lord 
 GROWEI H. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 10 . a cypress which 77 . up to the clouds 
 GROWING. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 26. that it is not tlie 77 . of fruits 
 Eccl. 39 . 13. and bud forth as a 105677 . by the brook 
 40. 16. the weed 77 . on every water and bank 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 38. they saw shrubs g. in the courts 
 
 GROWN. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 10 . and such as are 77 . up with thee 
 
 7 . 41. even so now seeing corruption is 77. up 
 IVisd. 14. 16 . an ungodiv custom 77 . strong 
 
 GRUDGE. 
 
 Eccl. 10 . 25. he will not 77 . when he is reformed 
 GRUDGED. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 27 . w hat things they 77 . when punished 
 GUARD. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 4. three young men that were ot the 77 . 
 .hid. 12. 7 . then Ilolofernes commanded his 77 . 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 24. he was present himself with his 77 . 
 28. lately came with all his g. into the treasury 
 
 GUESS. 
 
 JVisd. 9 . 16 . hardly do we 77 . aright at things 
 Eccl. 9.14. as near as thou canst 77 . at tl\y neighbour 
 
 GUEST. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 14. remembrance of a g. tarrieth but a day 
 GUIDE. 
 
 2 E.sd. 16. 75 . neither doubt, for God is your g. 
 
 76. the 77 . of them who keep my rommandmeaW 
 Wisd. 18. 3. to be a 77 . of the iinknown journey 
 Eccl. 20 . .32. that leadeth his life without a g. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 15. Menelausthat traitor being his g. 
 GUIDED. 
 
 JVisd. 10 . 10 . she g. him in right paths, shewed him 
 
 17 . she 77 . him in a marvellous way, and was 
 GUIDING. 
 
 2 J/ac. 10. 1. the Lord 77 . them, recovered the temple 
 GUILIY. 
 
 Tob. 6 . 12. but he shall be g. of death because 
 Eus. 53. and thou hast let the 77 . go free 
 GUSHED. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 45. though his blood g. out like spouts 
 
 H. 
 
 IIABBACUC. 
 
 BellJT^. there was in Jewry a prophet called II. 
 
 .34. but the angel of the Dird said unto IL 
 .35. ami IL said. Lord, 1 never saw Babylon 
 . 37 . and 11. cried, saying, O Daniel, Daniel 
 39 . the angel of the Dirilset IL in his own place 
 IIABIIAIION. 
 
 Tob. 1. 4. the temple of the /i. of the Most High 
 2 Mac. 11. 2. to make the city an //. of Gentiles 
 14. .35. the temple of thy //. should be among us 
 llABi I A I IONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 12. and let all them of our //.come 
 Eccl. 44. 6. rich men living peaceably in their h. 
 
 HAI L. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.13. seeds shall fail through blasting and h. 
 
 41. fire and //. and flying swords, and waters 
 
 JJ'isd. 16 . 22. fire burning in the //. did destroy 
 Eccl. 39 . 29. fire and //. created for vengeance 
 H A I LS. 
 
 JVisd. 16. 16. with strange h. were they persecuted 
 HAILSTONES. 
 
 JVisd. 5. 22. and It. full of w'rath shall be cast 
 Eccl, 43. 15. by his povver the A. are broken small 
 46. 6. with/i.of mighty power he made the battle 
 HAIR. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 71 . I pulled the A. from off my head 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 8. pull thou off the A. of thy head 
 
 16 . 2. gird yourselves with clothes of sack and A. 
 Jnd. 10. .3. she braided the A. of her head 
 13. 7 . she took hold of the A. of his head 
 16. 8. she bound her A. in a tire and took 
 Eslh. 14.2. the places of joy she filled w ith tora//. 
 Eccl. 27 . 14. maketh the A. stand upright 
 Bel 27 . then Daniel took pitch, fat, and A. 
 
 36. the angel bare him by the//.of his head 
 2 Mac. 7 . 7 . they pulled off the skin with the A. 
 Gray HAIRS. Hee Gray. 
 
 HALF. 
 
 2 F,sd. 11. 17 . none after thee attain to A. thy' time 
 
 13. 45. a great \vay to go, of a year and an //. 
 
 14. 11. ten parts are gone, and A. of a tenth part 
 
 12. that which is after the //. of a tenth part 
 
 Tob. 8. 21. then he should take the A. of his goods 
 
 12. 2. it is no harm to me to give him A. of those 
 
 5. take A. of all that ye have brought and go 
 Jl isd. 18. 18 . and another thrown there //. dead 
 Eccl. ^9. 6. if prevail, he shall hardly receive the A. 
 I Mac. 3. .37. the king took the A. of the forces 
 10. .30. and the A. of the fruit of the trees 
 HALLELUl A. 
 
 Tob. 1.3. 18. and all her streets shall say A. 
 HALLOW. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .3. the Levites should A. themselves to Lord 
 
 HALLOWED. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 41. that thy peojile may be A. 
 
 5. 25. of all cities thou hast A. Sion to thyself 
 Jiid. 9 . 13. against thy covenant amt thy A. house 
 Eccl. .33. 9 . he hath made high days and A. them 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 48. made up the sanctuary A. the courts 
 HAMMER. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 28. the noise of A. and anvil is in his ears 
 HAM). 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 33. that sfretcheth out his//, to endamage 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 6. which thy rieht //. had planted 
 
 6. 8. .lacob’s A. held the first heel of E.sau 
 
 10. the A. of man is betwixt the heel and the A. 
 Toh. 4. 14. but give him his wages out of A. 
 
 5. 17 . is he not the staff of our //. ingoing in and out? 
 
 7 . 13. he took her by the A. and gave her to Tobias 
 11.4. take in thine A. the gall of the fish 
 
 I. 3. 2. nor is there any that can avoid his A. 
 
 Jnd. 2. 12. that will l”do by mine A. 
 
 8. 3.3. the Lord will visit Israel by mine //. 
 
 9. 9 . give it into mine A. who am a widow 
 
 10. break their stateliness by the A. of a woman 
 
 12. 4. before the l.ord work by mine //. 
 
 13.15. Ed. hath smitten him by the //. of a woman 
 
 15. 10. hath done all these things by thine A. 
 
 16. 6. hath disappointed them by the A. of a woman 
 EstA. 14.4. for my danger is in mine A. 
 
 14. but deliver us from thine A. and help me 
 JJ'isd. 2. 18. deliver him from the A. of his enemies 
 3.1. the souls of the righteous are in the //. of God 
 
 7 . 16 . for in his A. are both we and our words 
 
 10. 20. magnilied thine A. that fought for them 
 
 II. 1. slie prospered in the A. of the holy prophet 
 
 17 . thy almiglity //. that made the world 
 
 1.3. 10. a stone, the work of an ancient //. 
 
 14. 6. the hope of the world governed by thy A. 
 16. 15. it is not possible to escape thine A. 
 
 19 . 8 . all the peoplethat were defended with thy //. 
 Eccl. 4. 9 . fleli' er him from the A. of the oppressor 
 5. 12. if not, lay thy A. upon thy mouth 
 
 7 . 32. and stretch thy A. unto the poor 
 36. whatever thoutakestin //. remember the end 
 
 9 . 17 . for//.of artificerthe work shall be commended 
 
 io. 4. the power of the earth is in the //.of Lord 
 
 5. in the A. of God is the prosperity of maa 
 
 12. 12. neither let him sit at thy right /.._ 
 
 14. 13. Stretch out thine A. and give to him 
 
HAN 
 
 HAS 
 
 HEA [ApocavpHA^ 
 
 Eccl. 15.14. and left him in tiie h. of his counsel 
 
 16. stretch forth thy h. unto whither thou wilt 
 16. 27. and in his h. are the chief of them 
 
 18. 3. governs the world with the palm of his h, 
 
 21.19. and like manacles on the rislit h. 
 
 22.2. every man that takes it up, will shake his h. 
 
 27 . 19 . as one that letteih a bird go'out of his h. 
 29 . 1 . he thatstrengtlienetli his/;, keepeth command 
 
 5. till he hath received, he will kiss a man’s h. 
 31.14. stretch out thine h. whither it looketh 
 
 18. reach not thy h. out first of all 
 33.13. as clay is in the potter’s /;. to fashion it 
 
 36. 3. lift up thy h. against strange nations 
 
 6. shew signs, glorify thy /;. and thy right arm 
 .38. 15. let him fall into the h. of the pliysician 
 41). 14. while he openetli his h. he sliall rejoice 
 
 47 . 4. when he lifted up his h. with the stone 
 
 5. he gave him strength in his right /;. to slay 
 
 48. 18. Sennacherib lift up Ids h. against Sion 
 
 49. 11. even he was as a signet on the right A. 
 
 50. 15. he stretched out Ins A. to tlie cup 
 
 51. 26. receive instruction, she is hard at A. to find 
 Bar. 6. 15. he hath also in his right A. a dagger 
 Dan. 3. 66. hath saved us from the A. of death 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 29. he by the A. of God was cast down 
 
 5. 2.3. Menelaus bare an heavy A. over the citizens 
 
 6. 26. I should not escape the A. of the Almighty 
 
 7 . 19. that takest in A. to strive against God 
 34. lifting up thy A. against the servants of God 
 
 13. 22. gave his A. took theirs, deitarted, fought 
 15. 15. .leremias holding forth right A. gave .1 udas 
 .30. commanded tostrike otf'Nicanor’s head and A. 
 32. he shewed them the A. of that blasiihemer 
 HA^JDFUI.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 41. others faking A. of dust, cast them 
 IIAMDI.E. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 15. nor have fingers of hands to A. 
 HAFJDLED. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 39. the king A. him worse than all the rest 
 HAIM Did FJG. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 28. the exact A. of every particular 
 8 . 17 . injury to holy place, the cruel A. of the city 
 HANDMAID. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 45. after thirty years God heard me thy A. 
 Jud.\\. 5. suffer thy A. to speak in thy presence 
 6- if thou wilt follow the words of thine A. 
 
 16. I thine A. knowing all this, am tied 
 12.4. thine A. shall not spend these things 
 
 6. command that thine A. may go forth to prayer 
 Esth. 14. 17 . thine A. hath not eaten at A man’s table 
 
 18. nor hath thine A. any joy since the day 
 Wisd. 9. 5. 1 thy servant and son of thine A. 
 HANDS. 
 
 1 Esd. I. 53. for he delivered all into their A. 
 
 7 .15. to strengthen their A. in the works of Lord 
 
 8. 73 . stretching forth my A. unto the Lord 
 
 9 . 20. they gave their A. to put away their wives 
 47 . lifting up their A. they fell to the ground 
 
 2 Esd. 1.26. ye have defiled your A. with blood 
 32. whose blood I will require of your A. 
 
 .3. 5. which was the workmanship of thine A. 
 
 5. .30. yet shouldst punish them with thine own A. 
 8. 7 . we are all one workmanship of (hine A. 
 
 Jwrf. 7 . 25 . but God hath sold us into their A. 
 
 E.sth. 12. 2. were about to lay A. upon Ai taxerxes 
 Wisd. 1.12. destruction with the works of your A. 
 
 3. 14. who with his A. hath wrought no iniquity 
 
 8.12. they shall lay theii' A. on their mouth 
 
 18. in the works of her A. are infinite riches 
 
 12. 3. thy will to destroy by the A. of our fathers 
 6. the parents that killed with their own A. 
 
 13. 10. gods which are the woiks of men’s A. 
 
 19. for good success of his A. asketh ability to do 
 
 14.8. but that which is made with A. is enrseci 
 15. 15. which have not fingers of A. to handle 
 
 17 . he woi keth a dead thing with wicked A. 
 Eccl.Q. 12. woe be to the fearful hearts and faint A. 
 
 18. saying, we will fall into the A. of the Lord 
 8. l.strive’not with a mighty man, lest fall in his A. 
 11.6. the honourable delivered into other men’s A. 
 
 12. 18. he will shake his head and clap his A. 
 
 25. 23. she maketh weak A. and feeble knees 
 
 35 . 8. diminish not the first-fruits of thy A. 
 
 38. 10. leave off sin, and order thy A. aright 
 1.3. a time when in their A. there is good success 
 31. all these trust to their A. every one is wise 
 42. 6. and shut up where many A. are 
 46. 2. when he did lift up his 7i. against cities 
 48. 19 . then trembled their hearts and A. 
 
 20. they stretched out their A. towards liim 
 
 50.12. when he took the portions out of priests’ A. 
 
 13. the oblations of the Lord in their A. 
 
 20. he lifted up his A. over the congregation 
 51. 3. out of the A. of such as sought my life 
 8. thou savest them out of the A. of the enemies 
 
 19. I stretched forth my A. to the heavens above 
 Bar. 6. 51. no gods but the works of men’s /t. 
 
 Dan. 3. 9 .. deliver us into A. of lawless enemies 
 Eus. 22. if 1 do it not, 1 cannot escape your A. 
 
 23. it is better for me to fall into your A. 
 
 34. the two ciders laid their A. upon her head 
 Bel 5. I may not worship idols made with A. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 18. to be shut up in the A. of a few 
 
 12.9. we have holy books of scripture in our A. 
 
 14. .31. that they might lay A. on the sanctuary 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 25. that all into whose A. it comes 
 .3. 20. all holding their A. towards heaven 
 
 5. 16. faking the holy ve.ssels with polluted A. and 
 with profane A. pulling down things dedicated 
 7- 10. holding foi th his A. manfully 
 31. thou Shalt not escape the A. of God 
 
 12. 12. whereupon they shook A. and departed 
 
 14. .34. then the priests lift up their A. to heaven 
 46. and taking his bowels in both his A. 
 
 15. 12. bolding up his A. prayed for the Jews 
 
 HANDSOIMLLY. 
 
 Jftsd. 13.11. the carpenter hath wrought it A. 
 
 hand-writing. 
 
 Job. 0. 3. then he gave him the A. and said 
 9 . 5 . Raphael went out and gave Gabael the A. 
 
 _ . HANG. 
 
 Jud.14. 1. take his head, and A. it on 3 'our walls 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 33. A. up the reward of his madness 
 II ANGKD. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 32. a tree taken, and he thereon be A. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 58. he hath A. the earth on the waters 
 J7id. 14. 11 . they A. the head of Holofernes 
 Est/i. 16. 18. the worker of these things is A. 
 
 1 l'«c. 1. 61 . they A. infants about their necks 
 
 4. 57. chambers they renewed and A. doois on them 
 
 7 . 47 . they A. them u[> towar<ls Jerusalem 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 5. on every side A. down into the ashes 
 
 15. .35. he A. also Nicanor’s head on the tower 
 
 IIANGEI H. ING. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 26. .a wicked man that/;, down his head 
 2 Mac. 6. U). the babes A. at their breasts 
 HAPPEN. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 51. or what shall A. in those days 
 
 13. 18. w hich shall A. to them and to tin se left 
 
 20. pass away, and not see the things that A. 
 
 .32. the signsshall A. which I shewed thee 
 
 14. 16. than those which thou hast seen A. 
 
 B'isd.Q. 17- let us prove what shall A. in the end 
 Ecil. 22. 26. and if any evil A. to me by him 
 
 .33. 1. no ev il shall A. to him that feareth the l ord 
 
 40. 8. such things A. to all Hesh, man and beast 
 HAPPEN ED. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 35. but with us it hath not A. so 
 
 10. 48. that my son A. to have a fall and <lierl 
 'Job. 11. 15. things that had A. to him in Media 
 Jiid.a. 26. and what A. to lacob in Mesoivotamia 
 JVisd. 19 . 4. the things that had already A. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 4. and what harm A. unto me r 
 Bar. 2. 2. bring great plagues, such as never A. 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 1 . It A. after that A lexanrler liad smitten 
 4 . 20 . the strangers told Lysias what had A. 
 
 5.25. Nabathites told them every thing that A. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 3. w hat had A. to Nicanorand I imotheus 
 13. 7- such a death it A. that wicked man to die 
 
 HAPPENEIH. 
 
 2 E.sd. 10. 6. seest thou not what A. unto us? 
 
 Bar. 3.10. how A. it thou art in thine enemies’ land ? 
 HAPPY. 
 
 JVisd. 18. 1. had not suffered, they counted them A. 
 Eccl. 25. 7- nine things which 1 judged to be A. 
 
 37 . 24. all they that see him shall count him A. 
 Bar. 4.4.0 Isi ael.A.are we, things are made knowm 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 55. A. day wherein thou didst return 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 24. would make him both a rich and A.man 
 
 HARD. 
 
 Jl'isd. 11. 4. thirst was quenched out of the A. stone 
 19. 13. they used a more A. and hateful behaviour 
 Eccl. 3. 21. the things that are too A. for thee 
 
 40. 15. are as unclean roofs upon a A. rock 
 48. 17 . he digged the A. rock w ith iron 
 
 1 Mac. .3.18. it is no A. matter for many to he shut up 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 21. for the town was A. to besiege 
 
 HARDENED. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 15. Lord A. Pharaoh that he should not 
 HARDENING. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 48. A. his heart, he transgressed the laws 
 HARDINESS. 
 
 Jud. 16. 10. the Medes were daunted at her A. 
 H.4RDLY. 
 
 Tl isd. 9. 16. and A. do we guess aright at things 
 Eccl. 26. 29 . a merchant shall A. keep hims(df 
 29 . 6. if he prevail, he shall A. receive the half 
 H A It D NESS. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 10. were gathered in the A. of their hearts 
 HARDY. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 14. he took with him all the A. men 
 
 HARLOT. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 3. meet not with an A. lest thou fall 
 26. 22. an A. shall be accounted as spittle 
 
 41. 20. be ashamed to look upon an A. 
 
 HARLOIS. 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 6. give not thy soul unto A. 
 
 19 . 2. he that cleaveth to A. will become impudent 
 Bar. 6.11. they will give thereof to common A. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 4. the Gentiles who dallied with A. 
 
 HARM. 
 
 Toh. 12. 2. O father, it is no A. to me to give him half 
 JVisd. 11. 19 . the A. might despatch them at once 
 Eccl. 5. 4. say not 1 sinned, what A. hath happened 
 
 7. 1. do no evil,so shall no A. come unto thee 
 
 38. 16 . thou hadst suffered great A. th vself 
 
 1 Mac.l. 15. we will procm e the A. neither of j’ou 
 9. 71 . hesware that he would never do them A. 
 
 15 . 19. to write that they should do them no A. 
 
 31. giveme for the A. that you have done 
 
 35. albeit they did great A. to the people 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 14. the A. of the .lews to be their welfare 
 
 HARMLESS. 
 
 Jl’isd. 18 3. thou gavest an A. sun to entertain them 
 2 Mac. a 4. the wicked slaughter of A. infants 
 HARMONY. 
 
 Jl'isd. 19 . 18. the elements changed by a kind of A. 
 
 . HARNESS. 
 
 1 Mac.Ji. .3. he girt his warlike A. about him 
 6.41. all that heard the rattling of A. w ere moved 
 
 4.3. one of the beasts armed w ith royal A. 
 
 2 Mac. .3.25. that he had complete A. of gold 
 
 5. 3. were seen ornaments and A. of all sorts 
 
 15. 28. they knew- that N icanor lay dead in his A. 
 HARNESSED. 
 
 1 Mac. 4.7-they saw that it was strongand well A. 
 
 6. 38. and being A. all over amidst the ranks 
 
 HARP. 
 
 1 Mac. 3.45. joy taken the pipe with the A. ceased 
 HARPS. 
 
 Eccl. .39. 15. and shew forth his praise with A. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 54. it was dedicated with A. and cymbals 
 
 13. 51. he entered in'o it with A. and cymbals 
 
 HARVITSr. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 26. to abountl as Iordan in time of A. 
 
 . IIA.S I E. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. .30. removing in A. towards .Jerusalem 
 
 2 E.sd.4. 34. thy A. is in vain to be above him 
 
 42. a woman maketh A. to escape the necessity 
 
 5. 44. the creature may not A. above the Maker 
 
 14. 15. and A. thee to flee from these times 
 Toh, 11. 3. let us A. before thy wife an(| prepare 
 Jvd. 13. 1. his servants made A. to depart 
 
 12. they made A. to go down to the gate 
 
 JVtsd. 18. 21. then the blameless man made A. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 2. and make not A. in time of trouble 
 !Sus. 50. all the people turned again in A. 
 
 1 Mac.f). 57 . he went in all A. and said to the king 
 63. afterward departed he in all A. and returned 
 
 11. 22. but come andsjreak with him in great A. 
 
 13. 10. he made A. to finish the wallsof .lerusalenr 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 31. the king came,in all A. to appease 
 5. 21. he departed in all A. into Antioihia 
 
 9. 7 . «ud commainiing to A. the journey 
 
 14. the holy city, to whiih he was going in A. to 
 lay even with ground, and make a burying 
 
 14. 4.3. but missing his stroke through A. 
 
 IIA.SIED. 
 
 Jad. 10.15 in that thou hast A. to come to our lord 
 Jl'isd. 4. 14. therefore A. he to take him away 
 
 5. 9. those things [vassed away as a post that A. by 
 Eccl. 50. 17 . then all the iieoiile A. and fell down 
 
 HA.STEN. 
 
 2 £.w/. 4. 31. do not thou A. above the Most Iliglieslr 
 
 6. .34. A. not w ith the times that are past 
 
 1 ilJac. 13.21. that he slioiild A. his coming to them 
 
 HASTETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 26. for the world A. last to pass away 
 
 14. 18. now A. vision to come which thou sawest 
 
 HA.Sl'ENED. 
 
 2 3Iac. 4. 14. A. to be partakers of unlawful allow, 
 HASTY. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 29. be not A. in thv tongue, in deeds slack 
 6. 7-prove him first, and be not A. toc redithim 
 19 . 4. he that is A. to give credit, is light-minded 
 28. 11. an A. contention kindleth a fine, ami an A, 
 
 fighting sheddeth blood 
 HASTILY. 
 
 JVisd. 19 . 2. and having sent them A. away 
 Eccl. 43.5. at his commandment it runneth A. 
 
 11 A'E. 
 
 2 il/af.4.12. made the chief young men wear a A. 
 HA IE. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 30. it thou didst so much A. thy people 
 
 10. 2.3. delivered into the hands of them iliat A. us 
 16. 50. so shall righteousness A. iniquity 
 
 'J'oh. 13. 12. cursed are all they w hich A. thee 
 Estli. 14. 1.3. turn his heart to A. him that lights 
 
 15. thou knowest 1 A. the glory of the urn ighteous 
 Eccl.T. 15. A. not laborious work nor husbandry 
 
 13. 20. as proud A. humility,sodoth l idi the poor 
 19 . 9. and when time couieth, he will A. thee 
 
 25. 14. but the affliction from them that A. me 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 26. a man that bare deadly A. to Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 14.39. willing todedare the A. he bare 
 
 HATED. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 48. A. in all her w-orksand inventions 
 JVisd. 11. 24. made anj'thing, if thou hadstA. it 
 Eccl. 9. 18. he that is rash in his talk shall be A. 
 20^8. that taketh to himself authority shai I be A, 
 
 15. such a one is to be A. of God and man 
 
 21.28. a whisperer is A. w heresoever he dwelletir 
 27 . 24 . I have A. many things, nothing like him 
 3_|. 16 . eat as becomes, devour not lest thou be A. 
 . 37 . 20. one slieweth wisdom in words, and is A. 
 
 42. 9. and being married, lest she should be A. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.21. ungodly persons A. their own people- 
 .38. wherefore all the forces of his father A. him 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. A. as a forsakerof the laws 
 
 HAEEEUL. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 9. ungodly and ungodliness are A. to God' 
 15.18. those beasts also that are most A. 
 
 19. 13. they used a more hard and A. behaviour 
 Eccl. 10 . 7 . pride is A. before God and man 
 
 20.5. another by much babbling beeometh A. 
 
 Dan. 3. 9 . lawless enemies, most A. foisakers of G. 
 
 HA'EESl'. 
 
 Toh. 4.15. do that to no man which thou A. 
 
 JVisd. 12. 4. whom thou A. for doing odious works 
 HA l ETH. 
 
 Jiid.5. 17 . God that A. iniquity was with them 
 Esth. 16. 4. find that seeth all things, and A. evil 
 Eccl. 12. 6. fertile Most High A. sinners 
 
 15. 11. thou oiightest not to do the things that he A, 
 13. the Lord A. all abomination 
 
 19 . 6. he that/;, babbling, shall have less evil 
 
 21.6. he that A. to be reproved, is in wav of sinners 
 25.2. three sorts of men my soul A. and am offended 
 33. 2. a wise man A. not the law 
 
 HAIRED. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 6. bear not A. to thy neighbour 
 28. .3. one man beareth A. against another 
 5. if he that is but flesh nourish A. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.12. so that their A. was openly known 
 1.3. 17 . heshoiild procure to himself great A. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 1. because of his A. of wickedness 
 4. 3. but when their A. went so far 
 
 49- moved with A. of that wic ked deed 
 6. 29. changing the good will they bate into A. 
 HAVEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 55. brought b^’ floats to the A.of .loppe 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 42. as a A. or ship preserved from tempest 
 
 1 Alac. 14.5. in this, that he took .loppe for an A, 
 
 2 AJac. 12. 6. and he burnt the A. by night 
 9 . he set fire on the A. and the navy 
 
 11. 1. having entered bv the A. of 1 ripolis 
 
 IIALGH l Y. 
 
 Eccl. 22.10. but childi en being A. tbroiigli disdain 
 23. 4. but turn away from thv servant a A. mind 
 
 26 . 9. the whoredou) may be "know n in her A. looks 
 2 Alac. 5. 17 . so A. was Antiocluis in mii;d 
 
 13. 9. the king came with a barbarous and A. mind 
 HAl'GH 1 IN'EnS. 
 
 2 Mar. 5. 21. su( h was the A. of his mind 
 
 15.6. N icanor in exceeding pride and A.defermin. 
 
 11 AVOCK. 
 
 1 Afac. 7 . 7-see what A. he hath made amongst us 
 HEAD. 
 
 1 E.sd. 4. .30. taking the crown from the king's A. 
 
 and setting it on her ow n A. she struck the king 
 
 8. 71 . I tmlled the hair from off my A. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.8. pull thou off then the hair of thy A. 
 
 9. 38. clothes w ere rent, she had ashes on her A. 
 
 16 . .33. God shall burn coals of fire tin his A. 
 
 .Jad. 8. .3. as he stood, the heat came upon his A. 
 
 9.1. Judith tell on her lace, and put ashes on her A, 
 
 6oL> 
 
Apochypha. HEA 
 
 H E A 
 
 HEA 
 
 Jud. 13. 8. and she took away his h. from him 
 
 9. she (jave Holoferiies his//, to her maid 
 
 15. she took the h. out of the ba^ and sliewed it 
 18. hatl> directed thee to the cuitiiiu off of the h. 
 
 14. 1. take, this 4. and hang iron your walls 
 
 6. he saw the h. of llolorernes in a man’s liand 
 
 11. tiiey hanged the h. of lloloternes on the wall 
 
 15. and his h. was taken from him 
 
 18. llolofernes lieth on the eroiind without a k. 
 ilxth. 14.she covereil her ft. with ashes 
 
 16. abhor sign of tny high estate which is on my h. 
 H'l.sd. 18.‘/4. thy majesty on the diadem of his 4. 
 jblcci. 4. 7. and bow thy 4. to a irreat tnan 
 
 11. 1. \\isdom lifteth up the 4. of him that is low 
 
 13. tile Lord lilted u[)his 4. from misery 
 
 12. 18. he will shake his 4. and clap his hands 
 ly. 20. a wicked man that hangeth dow n his 4. 
 
 20. 11 that lifteth uiihis 4. from a low estate 
 25. 15. there is no 4.abo'’e the 4. of a servant 
 27.25. casteth a stone, casieth it on his own 4. 
 
 38. .3. the skill or the plixsician shall lift up his 4. 
 
 41. 23. and made it rest <.n 4. of lacoh 
 Bfti . 5. 2. and set a diamond on thy 4. of glory 
 
 31. the el.lets laid their hands on her 4. 
 
 55. thou hast lied against thine ow n 4. .5y. 
 
 Be/ .3d. the angel hare him y the hair of his 4. 
 I'rat/er of Manas.i. that 1 cannot lift up mine 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 47. they smote off N icanor’s 4. 
 
 11. 13. where he set two crowns upon his 4. 
 
 71. .Jonathan cast earth on his 4. and prayed 
 
 2 ^lac.~^. 7. they had pulled off the skin of his 4. 
 
 15. ,3d. commanded to strike ofl Nicanor's 4. 
 
 32. and he shewed them vile Nicanor's//. 
 
 35. he hanged also Nicanor’s 4. on the tower 
 
 11 LA DLONd. 
 
 HVirf. 4. 19. for he shall castthem down 4. 
 
 2 Mac.6. 10. they castthem down 4. from the wall 
 11 KADS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 75. our sins are multiplieii above our 4. 
 
 2 b'.sd. 2. 43. upon every one of their//, he set crowns 
 Jud. 4. 11. they cast ashes upon their 4. 
 
 8. 22. the desolation will he turn on our4. 
 
 9. y. amt send thy wrath upon their//. 
 
 Bed. 17- 23 render their recompence on their 4. 
 
 36. 10. smite in sunder the 4. of the rulers 
 Bur. 6. 9. they make crowns for the 4. of their gods 
 22. upon their bodies atid 4. sit bats, l/irds 
 31. priests sit in their temples, their clothes rent, 
 their 4. and beards shaven, notliingon their 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 47. they cast aslies on their k. 4. 39. 
 
 6. 35. with helmets of brass on their 4. 
 
 9. 23. the wicked began to put forth their 4. 
 
 Q.Mac. 1. If), they stnote off their//, and cast them out 
 
 10. 25. and they sprinkled earth on their 4. 
 
 14. 15. they cast earth on their 4. and prayed 
 
 HEAD.Si KONG. 
 
 Eccl. .30. 8. an horse not broken becometh 4. 
 HEAD-1 1 KE. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 6. and an 4. of tine linen, and a chain 
 
 H EA L. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 21. 4. the broken and the weak 
 Tot). 3. 17 . Kaphael was sent to 4. them both 
 
 12. 14. now God hath sent me to 4. thee 
 Eccl. .‘38. 7- with such doth he 4. men 
 
 HEALED. 
 
 Tob. 6.8. it is good to anoint a man, and he shall be 4. 
 12. 3. he Drought me money, and likewise 4. thee 
 Jftsd. 16 . 10 .thy mercy w as ever by them and 4. them 
 Eccl.‘l\.. 3. the wounds whereof cannot be 4. 
 HEALEKi. 
 
 IVisd. 16.12. thy word, O I ord, which //.all things 
 HEALING. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 2. for of the IMost High cometh 4. 
 HEALl H. 
 
 2 4d</. 7 . 51 . laid up for us dwellings of 4. and safety 
 Tob. 7 . 4. then said he, is he in good 4. ? 
 
 5. they said, he is both alive and in good 4. 
 
 8. 17 . tinish their life in//, withjo^ and mercy 
 /( isd.~{. 10. 1 loved her above 4. and beauty 
 
 1.3. 18. for4. he callethon that which is weak 
 
 16 . 12. no herb nor plaister that restored them to 4. 
 EacI. 1. 18. making peace and perfect 4. to flourish 
 
 17 . 26 . will lead out of darkness into the light of 4. 
 
 30. 15. 4. and good state of hod> areabo'e all gold 
 
 31. 17 . he giveth 4. life, and blessing 
 
 2 Mac. I. 10. sent greeting and 4. to Aristobulus 
 
 3. 32. offered a sacrifice for the 4. of the man 
 
 9 . 18. therefore despairing of his 4. he wrote 
 ly.wisheth much joy, //.and prosperity to the .Jews 
 22. not distrusting tny 4. but having hope 
 
 11. 28. if ye fare well, we are also in good 4. 
 
 HEA LI HFUL. 
 
 IVisd. 1. 14. the generations of the world w'ere 4. 
 HEAP. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 27 . the wicked man shall 4. sin upon sin 
 20.28. thattilleth his laml shall increase his 4. 
 
 39. 17 . at his co.nmand the waters stood as an 4. 
 
 H KAP.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 9. lieth in clodsof pitch and 4. of aslies 
 li'i-d. 18. 23. the dead were fallen down by 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 4. they had made 4. of thetn by the way 
 HEAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 40. to 4. the law the first day of the month 
 ’S.E.sd. 1.26. when you call on me, 1 will not It. you 
 2. 1. by the prophets, whom they would not 4. 
 
 9. even so will I do to them that 4 me not 
 Tob. 3. 13. that I may 4. no more reproach, 15. 
 
 6. 15. w herefore 4. me, () my brother 
 
 10. 12. that I may 4. good report of thee 
 
 Jnd. 8 . 17. he will 4. our voice, if it please him 
 .32. 4. me, and I will do a thing which shall go 
 9 . 4 . O (iod, O my God, 4. me also a widow 
 
 12. Lord of heavens and earth, 4. ihou my; prayer 
 14. 1. It. me now, my brethren, atvl hang it up 
 Esth. 13. 17 .4. my prayer, turn our sorrow into joy 
 
 14. 19 . O mighty God, 4. the voice of the forlorn 
 Visd. 6 . 1 . It. therefore, O ye kings, and understand 
 8 15. shall be afraid when.they do but 4. of me 
 
 15. 15. nor noses to draw breath, nor ears to 4. 
 Eccl. .3.1. 4. me your father, O children, and do 
 5. 11. be swift to 4. and let thy life be sincere 
 
 6 .33. if thou love to 4. shalt receive understanding 
 
 654 
 
 Eccl. 6. 35. be willing to 4. every godly discourse 
 
 21 . 15.it askiltui n/an .//.a wise word will commend 
 23. 7 .4. <) ye children, the discipline of the mouth 
 25. 9. that speaketh in the ears of him that will 4. 
 29 . 25. moreover, thou shalt 4. bitter words 
 
 31.22. my son. It. me, and despise me not 
 3.3. 18. 4. me. O ye great men of the people 
 .31.21. whose voice will the 1/trd It.? 
 
 26. that doth the same, who will It. his prayer? 
 
 11 EAR I). 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 65. thafthe trumpets might not be 4. yet 
 Ihe miiltitiuie soundeii so that it was 4. atar ofi 
 9 . .50. for 'hey all wei)t when they 4. the law 
 Tob. 3. 16. the prayers of them both were 4. 
 
 Jud. 4. 13. so God 4. their prayeis, and looked 
 E.si/i. 12. 2. he 4. their devices, anil searched out 
 Eccl. 3. 5.when he maketh his prayer, he shall be 4. 
 4. 6. his prayer shall be 4. ot him that made him 
 11. 8. answ er not before thou hast 4. the cause 
 
 16. 5. mine ear hath 4. greater things than these 
 
 17 . 13. and their ears 4. his glorious voice 
 
 19. 9 . he. 4. and obsei'ved thee, and will hate thee 
 10. if thou hast 4. a word', let it die with thee 
 
 27 . down his countenance, making as if he 4. not 
 33. 4. prepare what to say, and so Ihou shalt be It. 
 ■11.23. or speaking again what Ihou hast 4. 
 
 45. 9. a noise that might be 4. in the temple 
 46.5. he called, and the great Lord 4. him^ 
 
 48 20. and immediately the holy One 4. them 
 
 50. 16. sons of Aaron made a great noise to be 4. 
 
 51. 11. 1 will praise, and so niy prayer was 4. 
 
 HEAHDE.Sr. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 7 . who 4. the rebuke of the Lord in .Sinai 
 HEAR R. 
 
 Wisd. 1.6. for God is witness and a 4. of his tongue 
 HEA REST. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 13. when thou 4. these things, awake 
 27 . 7. praise no man before thou 4. him speak 
 HEAREIFI. 
 
 IVisd. 1.10. for the ear of jealousy 4. all things 
 Eccl. 21. 15. when one of no understanding 4. it 
 
 22. 26. every one that 4. it will bew are ot him 
 25. 18. and when he 4. it, shall sigh bitterly 
 
 HI'.ARING. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 1. whose voice they 4. and not seeing 
 Bar. 1. 4. in the 4. of nobles, in the 4. of elders 
 HEARKEN. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 23. he shall also 4. at her doors 
 16 . 24. my son, 4. to me, and learn knowledge 
 21. 24 it is the rudeness of a man to 4. at the /Ipor 
 33. 18. 4. with your ears, ye rulers of congregation 
 . 37 . 11. 4. not to these in any matter of counsel 
 39 . 13. 4. to me, ye holv children, and bud forth 
 Bar. 2. 24. but we would not 4. to thy voice 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 22. w e will not 4. to the king’s words 
 
 2 Mac. 7.25. the young man would in no case It. 
 
 HEARKENED. 
 
 Bar. 3. 4. have not 4. to the voice of thee their God 
 HEAR'I'. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 23. with an 4. full of godliness 
 
 48. hardening his 4. he transgressed the laws 
 
 3. 21. and it maketh every 4. rich so that a man 
 8. 25. w ho hath put these things into 4. of the king 
 
 2 Ed. 3. 21. the first Adam bearing a wicked 4. 
 
 26. did even as Adam, they also had a \yicked 4. 
 
 4. .30. evil seed hath been sown in the 4. ot Adam 
 8. 58. an'isaid in their 4. that there is no God 
 lob. 1. 12. because 1 remember God with all my 4. 
 
 4. 13. my son, despise not in thy 4. Ihy brethren 
 6. 4. and take the 4. and the liver and the eall 
 
 6. brother, to what use is the 4. and the liver? 
 
 7 . he said to him, louching Ihe 4. and the liver 
 17 . and his//, was effectually joined to her 
 
 8. 2. put the//, and the liver of the fish thereon 
 .hid. 8. 14. you cannot find the riepth of the 4. 
 
 Esth. 14. 13. turn his 4. to hafe^ him that fighteth 
 15. 5. blither 4. was in anguish for fear 
 Wud, 1. 6. tVir God is a true beholder of his It. 
 
 2. 2. as a litlle spark in the moving of our 4. 
 
 8 17 . when 1 pondered these things in my 4. 
 
 21. iiesought him, and with my whole 4. 1 said 
 
 15. 10. his 4. is ashes, his hope more vile than earth 
 Eccl. 1. 12. the fear of the Ixird maketh a merry 4. 
 
 28. and come not to him with a double 4. 
 
 30. earnest not in truth, but thy 4. is full of deceit 
 
 2. 2. set thy 4. aright, and constantly endure 
 
 3. 26. a stubborn 4. shall fare e.\ il at the last 
 
 27 . an obstinate 4. shall be laden with sorrows 
 
 29. the 4. of the prudent will understand 
 
 5 . I. set not thv 4 on thy goods, and say not 
 2. thy strength to walk m the ways of thy 4. 
 
 6 . 26. come unto her with thy w hole 4. and keep 
 37 . he shall establish thy 4. and give wisdom 
 
 7 . 27 . honourthy father with thy whole//. 
 
 8. 19. open not thine 4. to every man lest he 
 
 9. 9 . lest thy 4. incline unto her, and thou fall 
 
 10. 12. his 4. is turned aw ay from his Maker 
 
 11. 30. kept in a cage, so is the 4. of the proud 
 13.25. the 4. of a man changeth his countenance, 
 
 a merry 4. maketh a cheerful conn'enance 
 26. is a token of a 4 that is in prosperity 
 14. 21. he that considereth her w ays in his 4. 
 
 16. 20. no 4. can think on these things worthily 
 
 24. my son, mark my words with thy 4. 
 
 17 . 6 . an 4. gave he them to understand 
 
 28. the living and sound in 4. shall praise the T.ord 
 19 . 16. that slippeth in speech, but not from his//. 
 
 21. 6. that fears the Lord, will repent from his4. 
 17 . they shall ponder his words in their 4. 
 
 26. Ihe 4. of fools is in their mouth 
 
 22 . 16 . the 4. that isestablished by advi.sed counsel 
 
 17 . a 4. settled on a thought of understanding 
 
 18. so a fearful 4. in the imagination of a fool 
 11. he that pricketh the 4. maketh it to shew 
 
 23. 2. set the discipline of w isdom over my ft. 
 
 18 saying thus in his 4. who seeth me ’ 
 
 25. 7 . w'hich I ha' e judged in my 4. to be happy 
 13. give me any plague, but the plague ot the 4. 
 
 26. 4. if he have a good 4. toward the T.ord 
 5. there be three things that my 4. teareth 
 18. so are the fair feet with a constant 4. 
 
 28. there be two things that grieve my 4. 
 
 Eccl. 27 .0. so is the utterance of a conceit in the 4. 
 3i). 16 . there is no joy alK) e the joy of tlie 4. 
 
 23. love thine ow n soul, <»nd comfort thine 4. 
 
 25. a good 4. will have a care of his meat and diet 
 31.28. w ine in season brings gladness of the 4. 
 
 33. 5. the 4. of the foolish is like a cart-wheel 
 .34. 5. the 4. fani ieth as a woman’s 4. in travail 
 .36. 20. a fro ward 4. causeth heaviness 
 
 . 37 . 17- the countenance is a sign of ( hanging the 4. 
 38. 10. and cleanse thy 4. from all wickeuneSG 
 
 18. the heaviness of the 4. breakc/tli strengtii 
 20. take no heaviness to 4. dri'e it away 
 40 20. wine and music rejoice the 4. but wisdom 
 
 42. 18. he seekefhout the deep and the 4. • 
 
 43. 18. the 4. is astonished at the raining of it 
 
 45. 26. God give you w isdom in your 4. to judge 
 
 46. 11. every one whose 4. went not a whoring 
 49 3. he directed his 4. unto the Lord 
 
 5'.>. 23. he grant usjoyfulne.ssof 4. and that peace 
 
 2.5. two manner of nations my 4. abhorreth 
 
 27 . w'bo out of his 4. poured forth wisdom 
 
 28. he that layelh them up in his 4. shall be wise 
 Bar. 2. 8. from the imaginations of his wicked 4. 
 Dan. 2. 16 . in a contrite 4. let us be accepted 
 
 65. <) ye holy ami humble men of 4. bless Lord 
 Sus. 35. for her//, trusted in the Lord 
 Prayer of Mnnnss. now I Ikiw the knee of my 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 6.10. sleep gone, my It. faileth for very care 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 17 . what sorrow he had now in his It. 
 
 HEAR IH. 
 
 Eccl. 50.12. he stood by the 4. of the altar 
 HEAR I I LY. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. . 37 . therefore Antiochuswas 4. sorry 
 HEAR I S. 
 
 2 End. 14. 34. if so be ye will reform your 4. 
 
 16. 54. the Lord knoweth their, thoughts and It. 
 
 63. he knoweth wliatyou think inyoiir 4. 
 
 Jud. 8. 21. because their 4. depend upon us 
 Eccl. 2. 12. woe be to fearful 4. and faint hands 
 . 17 . that fear the Lord w ill prepare their 4. 
 
 8. 2. for gold hath perverted the It. of kings 
 
 16 . 10. were gathered in the hardness of their 4. 
 
 17 . 8. he set his eye upon their 4. to shew them 
 16. could not make to themsel. fleshly 4. for ston] 
 
 31.26. so doth wine prove the 4. of the proud 
 48. 19 . then trembled their 4. and hands 
 Bar. .3. 7- thou hast put thy fear in our It. 
 
 6. 6. sny ye in your 4. '> lord, we must worship 
 20. their 4. are gnawed n|)on by things creeping 
 
 1 Mac. 12.28. they feared and trembled in their 4. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 4. open your 4. in his law and command 
 2. .3. the law shoTild not depart from their It. 
 
 1.5. 17- able to encourage the 4. of the young men 
 27 . fighting with hands, praying with their 4. 
 
 HEAL. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 20. for the 4. I covered you with leaves 
 Jud. 8. 3. 4. came on his head, and he fell on his bed 
 JVtsd. 2. 4. that is overcome with the//, thereof 
 Eccl. 14. 27 . by her he shall be covered from 4. 
 
 18. 16 . shall not the dew assuage 4. ? so is a word 
 
 34. 16 . a defence from It. a cover froni the sun 
 .38. 28. he fighteth with the 4. of the furnace 
 4.3. 3. who can abide the burning//, thereof? 
 
 22. a dew coming after 4. refresheth 
 Bar. 2. 25. they are cast out to the It. of the day 
 Da?t. 3. 44. O ye tire and 4. bless ye the Lord 
 HEAI ED _ 
 
 2 Mac. 7 .4. the caldrons forthwith being 4. 
 
 HEATHEN. 
 
 1 E.sd. 5 . 72 . the 4. of the land lying heav_v 
 
 8. 93 . wives whi h we have taken of the 4. 
 
 9. 9 . and separate yourselves from the 4. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. .36. Israel kept thy precepts, not the It. 
 Esth. 14. 1.5. I abhor the bed of all the 4. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 15. they coiin»ed idolsofthe// 10 be gods 
 Eccl. 35. 18. and repaid vengeance to the 4. 
 
 36. 10. smite in sunder the hea<ls of the It. 
 
 39 . 23. so shall the h. inherit his wrath 
 Bar. 2. 13. for we are but a few left among the 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.11. let us make a covenant with the 4. 
 
 13. give licence to do after the ordinances of 4. 
 
 14. according to the ciistomsof tlie ft. 
 
 15. the\ joined themsel'es to the 4. and were sold 
 42. so all the 4. agreed to command of the king 
 
 2. 18. like as all the 4. and .Judea have done 
 68. recompense fully the 4. and take heed 
 
 4. 11. that so all the 4. may know there is One 
 
 45. pull it down, because// had defiled it 
 54. look at what day the ft. had profaned it 
 58 that the reproach of the 4. was put away 
 
 5. . 57 . let IIS go fight against the 4. round us 
 
 I. 3. 41. thus the vokeofthe 4. was taken away 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 27 . deliver them that serve among the 4. 
 
 look on them, let the 4. know that thou art God 
 4. 9 . training up of voiith in the fashions of the 4. 
 
 6. 8. decree to the neighbour cities of the 4. 
 
 10.2. but the altars which the 4. had built 
 
 II. 3. as of the other chapels of the ft. and to set 
 15. 10. shewing them the falsehood of the ft. 
 
 HEATH EN LSH. 
 
 " Mac. 4. 13. such was the increase of 4. manners 
 TIE A YEN'. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.36. the earth calleth on truth, the 4. blesseth 
 
 46. thou hast vowed to theKingof 4. 
 
 58. he lifted up his face to 4. praised King of 4. 
 
 6. 1.3. servants of the 1 ord who made 4. and earth 
 8. 75 . our ignorances have reached up unto ft. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 14. take 4. and earth to w itness 
 4. 8. neither did I ever climb up into 4. 
 
 6. .38. thou saidst, let 4. and earth be made 
 
 8. 20. who beholdest things in the 4. and in the air 
 
 13. .3. waxed strong with the thousands of 4. 
 
 5. w as gathered trom the four winds of the 4. 
 
 16 55. let the 4. be made, and it was created 
 Tob. 5. 16 Goil whi( h dwelleth in ft. prosper you 
 
 7 . 18. the Lor/iot 4 and earth give thee joy 
 
 10. 11. God ol 4. give you a prosperous journey 
 
 12. the T.ord jf//.- restore thee, dear brother 
 13.11. many nations come witb gifts to Kingof A 
 .hid. 5. 8. they worshipped the God of 4. 
 
 11. 17 . thy servant serveth God of 4. day and night 
 EJtfi. 13. 10. for thou hast made 4. and earth 
 
HEI 
 
 HEL 
 
 HIG [ApocKYPirA 
 
 Wtsd. 9.16. things in h. who hath searched out? 
 
 I. S. 2. they defined the lights of /i. to be the gods 
 
 16. 20. thou didst send them from /i. bread 
 
 18.15. thine almighty word leaped down from /<. 
 
 16. and it touched h. but stood on the earth 
 Eccl. 1. 3. who -can find out the height of 4. ! 
 
 16. 18. behold, the 4, and the 4. of heavens 
 
 17. 32. he ' iewetli the power of the height of 4. 
 
 24. 5 I alone compassed the circuit of 4. 
 
 26. 16. tlie sun when it ariseih in the liigh 4. 
 
 13. 1. the beauty of 4. with his glorious shew 
 
 8. shining in the firmament of 4. 
 
 12. it compasstth the 4. about with a circle 
 46. 17. and the Lord thundered fjom 4. 
 
 48. 3. by tlie word of the Lord he shut up the 4. 
 
 20. and the holy One heard them out of 4. 
 
 5l. ly. 1 stretche<i forth my hands to 4. above 
 Bar. 1. 11. days may be on earth as the days of 4. 
 
 2.2. such as never hap[)ened under the whole 4. 
 
 3. 29. who hath gone up into 4. and taken lier 
 
 5. 3. will shew it unto every country under 4. 
 
 6. 34. they are as crows between 4. and earth 
 Bus. 9. that they might not look unto 4. 
 
 35. and she weepiha, looked up towards 4. 
 
 Bel 5. who hath created the 4. and the earth 
 Prayer of Manass. who hast made 4. and earth, I 
 am not worthy to behold an I see the height of 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 37. 4. and earth shall testify for us 
 58. Elias, for his zeal, was taken up into 4. 
 
 3.18. with the (iod of 4. it is all one to deliver 
 
 19. but strength cometh from 4. 
 
 60. as the will of God is in 4. so let him do 
 
 4. 10. now therefore let us cry unto 4. 
 
 24. sung a song, and praised the I.ord in 4. 
 
 40. cried towards the 4. |155. praising God of 4. 
 
 5. 31. the cry of the city went up to 4. 
 
 9. 46. wherefore cry ye now to 4. to be delivered ? 
 
 12. 15. we have help from 4. that succoureth us 
 16. 3. ye fight, and the help from 4. be with you 
 
 2 Mac. 2.10. fire came down from 4. anil consumed 
 
 21. the manifest sians that came from 4. to those 
 
 3. 15. the priests called to 4. on him that made a law 
 
 20. all holding their hands towards 4. made suppl. 
 34. seeing thou hast been scouiged from 4. 
 
 39. for he that dwelleth in 4. hath his eye 
 
 7. 11. these I had from 4. ancl for his laws 
 28. my son, look upon the 4. and the earth 
 
 8.20. because of tlie help that they had from 4. 
 
 9. 10. that thought he could reach to tlie stars of 4. 
 
 20. I give thanks to God, having my hope in 4. 
 10.29- there app-eared to the enemies from 4. 
 
 II. 10. tiiey marched, having an helper from 4. 
 
 14. 34. the priests jift up their hands towanls 4. 
 
 15. 3. demanded if tliere were a mighty One iu 4. 
 
 8. tlie help which they had received from 4. 
 
 34. so every man praised towards the 4. 
 HEAVENLY. 
 
 2 End. 2. .37. hath called you to the 4. kingdom 
 Wisd. 19. 21. nor melted the icy kind of 4. meat 
 HEAVENS. 
 
 1 Esd.4.m. he compasseth the 4. round about 
 
 2 Esd. .3.18. bowing the 4. thou didstset fast the earth 
 
 4. 21. lie that d we I let h above the 4. may understand 
 
 the things that are above the height of 4. 
 
 16. 59. he spreadeth out the 4. like a vault 
 3b4. 8. 5. let 4. bless thee and all thy creatures 
 Jiid. 9. 12. Lord of 4. and earth, hear my prayer 
 Wisd. 9. 10. O send her out of thy holy 4. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 18. the heaven of 4. shall he moved 
 
 45. 13. to his seed so long as the 4. should remain 
 Bar. 6. 67. nor can they shew signs in the 4. 
 
 II EA VY. 
 
 1 5.72. the heathen lying 4. on the inhabitants 
 
 ilEsd.5. 16. and why is thy countenance so h.? 
 
 12. 46. and be not 4. thou house of .lacob 
 Wtsd. 17.4. appeared to them with 4. countenances 
 Eccl.‘15.Vi. a wicked woman makes 4. countenance 
 33. 28. if not obedient, put on more 4. fetters 
 40. 1. an 4. yoke is upon the sons of Adam 
 
 1 Mac.^. .31. w hy hast thou made thy yoke h.? 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 23. bare an 4. hand over the citizens 
 
 H EAVIEK. 
 
 Eccl. 22.14. what is 4. than lead ? the name is a fool 
 HEAVINESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.7; Sion is full of 4. || 8. we are all in 4. 
 
 24. therefore shake off thy great 4. put away 
 Tub. 2. 5. 1 washed myself and eat my meat in 4. 
 Eccl. 22. 4. that liveth dishonestly, is her father's 4. 
 .30. 9. play with him, and he will bring thee to 4. 
 
 21. give not over thy mind to 4. afflict not thyself 
 36 20. a troward heart caiiseth 4. but a man 
 
 38. 17. then comfort thyself for thy 4. 
 
 18. for of 4. cometh death, and the 4. of the heart 
 breaketh strength, in affliction sorrow remains 
 20. take no 4. to heart, drive it away, remember 
 
 1 Mac. 1.27. she in the marriage-chamber was in 4. 
 
 3. 51. thy priests are in 4. and brought low 
 
 6. 4. he fled, and departed thence with great 4. 
 
 H E B It EW. 
 
 Jud. 12.11. persuade this H. woman to come to us 
 HEBREWS. 
 
 Jud. 10. 12. and she said, 1 am a woman of the IT. 
 
 14. 18. one woman of the H. hath broiiuht shame 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 31. author of all mischief against the H. 
 11. 1.3. considering the H. could not be overcome 
 
 15. 37. the IT. had the city in their power 
 
 HEBRON. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 65. where he smote II. and towns thereof 
 HEDGE. 
 
 Eccl.16. 12. by every 4. will she sit down 
 28. 24. look that thou 4. thy possession about 
 36.25. where no 4. is, the possession is spoiled 
 HEIFER. 
 
 Tob. 1. 5. the tribes sacrificeil unto the 4. Baal 
 HEIGHT. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 25. whose 4. shall be sixty cubits 
 Jud. 1. 2. the 4. of the wall seventy cubits 
 
 7. 10. but they trust in the 4. of the mountains 
 Eccl. 1. .3. who can find out the 4. of heaven ? 
 
 4.3. 1. the pride of the 4. the clear firmament 
 50. 2. and by him was built the double 4. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. to behold the 4 of heaven 
 
 2 Mac. 4.13 such was the 4. of Greek fashions 
 6. 15. lest that being come to the 4. of sin 
 HEIR. 
 
 Tob. .3. 15. nor hath he any child to be his 4. 
 
 Eccl. 22.23. that thou mayest be 4. with him 
 23. 22. that bringeth in an 4. by another 
 HELD. 
 
 \Esd. 1.21. kings of Israel 4. not such pass. as.Tosias 
 
 3. 24. when he had so spoken, he 4. his peace 
 
 4. 12. he 4. his tongue |[ 41. he 4. his peace 
 50. the villages of the .Ijws which they 4. 
 
 5. 51. also they It. the feast of tabernacles 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 15. so the angel 4. me, comforted me 
 
 6. 8. .lacob’s hand 4. the first heel of Esau 
 
 1.3. 9- nor 4. sword nor any instrument of war 
 28. he 4. neither sword nor any instrument 
 44. 4. still the flood, till they were passed over 
 
 Esth. 15. 11. and so he 4. up his gulden sceptre 
 iVisd. 12. 24. 4. them for gods, being ileceived 
 
 17. 4. nor might the corner that 4. them keep 
 Eccl. 13. 21. a rich man is 4. up of friends 
 26.7- hath hold of her, as though he 4. a scorpion 
 Bel 19. Daniel 4. the kini- that he should not go in 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 2. so did all they that 4. with his father 
 6. 52. they 4. them battle a long season 
 
 11. 3. might blame him, but the king 4. his peace 
 
 2 Mac. U). 6. they had 4. the feast of tabernacles 
 
 14. 4. and so that day he 4. his peace 
 
 HELIODOKU.S. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 7. the king chose out II. his treasurer 
 
 8. so forthwith H. took his jomney 
 
 25. he ran anil smote at H. with his fore-feet 
 27. and 11. fell suddenly to the ground 
 
 .31. then certain of H. triends prayetl Onias 
 .32. treachery had been done to H. by the Jews 
 .33. the same young men stood by 11. saying 
 .35. H. alter he had offered sacrifice, returned 
 .37. when the king asked 11. who might be a fit 
 40. the things concerning H. fell out thus 
 
 4. 1. slandered Onias, as if he had terrified H. 
 
 HELL. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 29. that thy children shall not see 4. 
 
 4.8. never went into the deep, nor as yet into 4. 
 
 8. 53. corruption is fled into 4. to be forgotten 
 Tob. 13. 2. he leadeth dow>. to 4. and bringeth up 
 Wisd. 17.14. out of the bottoms of inevitable 4. 
 Eccl. 21. 10. at the end thereof is the pit of 4. 
 
 51. 3. from the depth of the belly of 4. 
 
 6. my life was near to the 4. beneath 
 Da?i. 3. 66. for he hath delivered us from It. 
 
 HELMEl'. . 
 
 Wisd. 5. 18. and true judgment instead of an 4. 
 
 hElme is. 
 
 I Mac. 6. 35. with 4. of brass on their heads 
 HELP. 
 
 1 E-fd. 2.6. dwell in places about, let them 4. him 
 6. 28. to 4. those that be of the captivity of Jews 
 8. 27. 1 was encouraged by the 4. of the Lord 
 Jud. 6. 21. they calleil all that night for 4. 
 
 7.31. if these days pass, and there come no 4. to us 
 8. 11. unless in these days the Lord 4. you 
 
 15. if he will not 4. us within these five days 
 
 17. therefore let us call upon him to 4. us 
 
 13. 5. now is the time to 4. thine inheritance 
 Esth. 14.3. O my Lord, 4. me desolate woman 
 
 14. deliver ns, and 4. me that am desolate 
 Wisd. 2. 18. he will 4. him and deliver him 
 
 12. 6. the parents killed souls destitute of 4. 
 
 13. 16. knowing that it was unable to 4. itself, for 
 
 It is an image, and hath need of 4. 
 
 18. that which hath least means to 4. . 
 
 14. 18. did 4. to set forward the ignorant 
 Eccl. 2. 6. believe in him, and he will 4. thee 
 
 .3. 12. my son, 4. thy father in his age 
 8. 16. where ttiere is no 4. he will overthrow 
 
 11. 12. another that is slow and hath need of 4. 
 12.4. give to the godly man, and 4. not a sinner 
 
 7. give to the good, and 4. not the sinner 
 
 17. and though he pretend to 4. thee, yet shall he 
 
 I. 3. 2.3. stumble, they will 4. to overthrow him 
 29. 9. 4. the t)oor for the commandment’s sake 
 
 20. 4. thy neighbour according to thy power 
 34. 16. and he is an 4. from falling 
 
 36. 24. a 4. like himself, and a pillar of rest 
 40 24. brethren and 4. are against trouble 
 
 26. the fear of the I.ord needeth not to seek 4. 
 
 51. 7- they compassed me, there was no man to4. 
 
 10. in time of the proud, when there was no 4. 
 Bar. 4. 17. but what can 1 It. you ? 
 
 6. .37. nor can they 4. any man in his distress 
 58. neither are they able to 4. themselves 
 68. they can get under a covert and 4. themselves 
 1 Mac. .3. 15. a mighty host of uimodly to 4. him 
 
 5.3. able to stand, except thou, O God, be our 4. 
 
 5. 39. he hath hired the Arabians to 4. them 
 
 8. 13. also whom they would 4. to a kingdom 
 
 25. the people of the lews shall 4. them 
 
 27. the Koitians shall 4. with all their heart 
 
 10. 74. Simon his brother met him to 4. him 
 
 II. 43. shall do well if thou send me men to 4. me 
 60. the forces gathered unto him for to 4. him 
 
 12. 15. we have 4. from hea' en that succoureth 
 53. they have no captain, nor any to 4. them 
 
 14. 1. to get him 4 to fight against 1 ryphon 
 
 16. .3. and the 4. from heaven he with you 
 
 2Mac.3.28. being un.ibleto 4. himself w ith weapons 
 
 6. 11. they macie conscience to 4. themselves 
 8. 20. because of the It. they had from heaven 
 
 2.3. had given them this watch-word, I he 4. of G. 
 24. by the 4. of the Almighty they slew 9 (kk) 
 
 35. he was through the 4. of the L. brought down 
 
 10. 19. unto places which more needed his 4. 
 
 11. 7. jeopard themselves to 4. their brethren 
 
 12. 11. Judah’s side, by the 4. of Go»l, got victory 
 
 13. 10. if at any other time, he would now 4. them 
 
 1.3. try the matter in fight, by the 4. of the Lord 
 17. the iirotection of the Lord did 4. them 
 
 15. 7. confidence that the Lord would 4. him 
 
 8. to remember the 4. received in former times 
 35. a manifest sign to all of the 4. of the Lord 
 
 HELPED. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.9. 4. them iu all things with silver and gold 
 
 Tob. 2.10.1 went to physicians, but they n. me not 
 Eccl. 29. 4. and put them to trouble that 4. them 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 2. all his brethren 4. Maccabeus 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 1.3. because the almighty God 4. them 
 
 HELPER. 
 
 Tub. 8. 6. thou gavest him Eve his wife for an 4. 
 Jtid. 7. 25. now we have no 4. but God hath sold us 
 Esf/t. 14. .3. help me, who hav e no 4. but thee, 14. 
 Eccl. 51. 2. for thou art my defender and 4. and 
 hast been my 4. against mine ailversaries 
 2 Mac. 10. 16. besought G. tliat he would be their 4. 
 
 11. 10. they marched, having an 4. trom heaven 
 
 12. 36. that he would shew himself to be their 4. 
 
 HELPER.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 3.3. daughters shall mourn having no 4. 
 Eccl. 1.3. 22. a rich man is fallen, he hath many 4. 
 HELPEIH. 
 
 Eccl. .37. 5. a companion which 4. his friend 
 2 Mac. 14. 15. and who always 4. his portion 
 HELPING. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 2. prophets being with them, and It. them 
 
 HELP.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 19. what 4. their forefathers found 
 
 HEN. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 30. as a 4. gathereth her chickens under her 
 HERB. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 12. it was neither 4. that restored them 
 HERB.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 26. and I did eat of the 4. of the field 
 12. 51. and I had my meat ol the 4. 
 
 2 Mac. 5.27. his company w ho fed on 4. continually 
 HERCULES. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 19. to carry silver to the sacrifice of II. 
 20. this money was a|)pointed to H. sacrifice 
 HERDS. 
 
 Jud. 2. 27. he destroyed their flocks and 4. 
 
 3. 3. Our flocks and 4. lie before thy face 
 
 HERIl AGE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.8.3. the land ye enter into to possess as an 4. 
 Eccl. 17. 11. he gave them the law of liie for an 4. 
 
 19. 3. moths and woi nis shall have him to 4. 
 20.25. but both shall have destruction to 4. 
 
 22. 23. thou mayest be heir with him in his 4. 
 
 44. 23. and he gave him an 4. 45. 20. 
 
 46. B. were preserved to bring them into the 4. 
 
 9. and his seed obtained it for an 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 56. Caleb received the 4. of the land 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 4. Moses climbed up, and saw the 4. of G. 
 
 17. God delivered his people, and gave them an 4. 
 
 HEkMviN. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 13. as a cyiiress on the mountains of II. 
 HEWED. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.16. 4. them in pieces, smote off their heads 
 HEWN. 
 
 Jud. 1. 2. and built walls round about of stones 4. 
 Bar. 6. .39. like stones 4. out of the mountain 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 27. built a monument with 4. stone 
 
 HID. 
 
 2 E.fd. 8. 5.3. w’eaknessand the moth is 4. from you 
 Tob. 1. 19. that 1 buried them and 4. myself 
 
 12. 1.3. thy good deed was not 4. from me 
 Wiid. 1.8. siieaketh unrighteous things cannot be 4. 
 lu. the noise of murinurings is not 4. 
 
 10. 8. they could not so much as be 4. 
 
 17. 3. they supposed to lie 4. in their secret sins 
 Eccl. 16. 21. the most |>art of his works are 4. 
 
 17. 15. their ways shall not be 4. from his eyes 
 
 20. none of then uniighteous deeds are It. 
 
 20. .30. wisdom that is 4. and treasure, 41. 14. 
 
 39. 19. and nothing can he 4. from his e> es 
 
 4.3. .32. there are 4. greater things than these 
 
 Sus. 16. the two elders that had 4. IhemseLes 
 
 18. saw not the elders, because they were 4. 
 
 37. a young niau u ho was there 4. came to her 
 
 1 Mac. 2. .36. nor stopped places where they lay 4 
 
 9. .38. they 4. themselves under the covert 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 19. they 4. it in an hollow place of a pit 
 20. the posterity of those priests that 4. it 
 
 22. the sun shone, whic h atore was 4. in the cli ud 
 33. the priests that vvere led away had 4. the file 
 
 10. 37. killed I imotheus, that was 4. in a pit 
 12. 41. who had opened the things that w ere It. 
 
 IllDDl.N. 
 
 2 E.'rf. 5. 1. and the way of truth shall he 4. 
 
 16. 62. the Spirit searcheth out ail 4. things 
 Eccl. 11. 4. and his works among men are It. 
 
 12. 8. and an enemy cannot be 4. in adversity 
 42. 19. he revealeth the steps of 4. things 
 20. neither any word is It. from him 
 Bar. 6. 48. consult where they may be 4. with them 
 
 1 Mac. 1.2.3. also he took the It. treasures he found 
 
 HIDE. 
 
 2 E.vrf. 5.9. then shall wit 4. itself and understanding 
 12. 37. w rite all these things and 4. them 
 
 14. 6. these declare, and these shalt thou 4. 
 
 16. 6.3. even them that sin, and would 4. their sin 
 66. or how will you 4. your sins before God ' 
 lob. 13. 6. he will not 4. his face from you 
 H'i.fd.6. 22. 1 will nut 4. mysteries trom you 
 
 7. 13. 1 do communicate, 1 do not 4. her riches 
 Eccl. 1. 21. he will 4. his words for a time 
 
 4. 23. and 4. not thy w isdom in her beauty 
 6. 12. and he will 4. himself from thy face 
 
 16. 17. say not thou, I will 4. my Sell from the Lord 
 22. 25. neither will I 4. my face trom him 
 37. 10. 4. thy counsel from such as envy thee 
 111 DEI 11. 
 
 Eccl. 20. .31. wisdom said, better is he that 4. his 
 folly, than a man that 4. his wisdom,41. 15. 
 IIIGH. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. .3. the most 4. Lord hath maile me king 
 
 4. .34. 4. is the heaven, swift is the sun in his course 
 
 5. 40. till there arose up an It. (iriest clothed 
 
 6. 31. their offerings may l>e made to most 4. God 
 
 9. 46. E’.sdras blessed the Lord God most 4. 
 
 I'ob. 1. 4. the temple of the hatiitation of the .Most H, 
 
 13. the Most H gave me grace and lavour 
 4. 11. that give it in the sight ot the Most 11. 
 
 Jud 3. 6. he set garrisons in the 4. cities 
 4. 6. .loacim the 4. jiriest wrote to them in Bethiilia 
 
 8. did as .loacim the 4. priest hail commanded 
 
 14. Joacini the 4, priest and all the priests 
 
 • 653 
 
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 HIL 
 
 HOL 
 
 HOL 
 
 Jvd. 13. 18. blessed art thou of the most h. God 
 
 15. 8. then loaciin the h. priest came to behold 
 
 16 . 7 . nor did h. Kianls set upon him 
 Esth. 14. 16. f abhor the sijjn of my A. estate 
 If). C2. shall keep it an h. day with all feasting^ 
 Wtsd. 5. 15. the care of them is with tho Most ll. 
 
 6. 5. judgment be tO tliem tiiat be in h. places 
 Kcc/. 1. 5. the word of God most//, is the fountain 
 J. 19 . many aie in //. place and of renown 
 t. It), so Shalt tlioii be as the son of the Most IT. 
 
 9 . when 1 oticr to the most/i. God, he will accept 
 
 15. husbandry, wliich the Most 11. hath (irdained 
 
 1. 15. tliy communication in the law of the M. II. 
 
 12. 2. and if not from liim, yet from Most II. 
 
 6. fortlie Most II. hatetli sinners,and will repay 
 17 . 26. turn to the Most II. turn from iniquity 
 
 27 . who shall praise the Most II. in the grave 
 
 19. 17 . give place to the law of the .Most 11. 
 
 24. and traiisgresseth the law of the Most II. 
 
 22. 18. |)ales set on an //. place will never stand 
 
 2.3. 18. the Most 11. will not remember my sins 
 
 23. she hath disobeyed the law of the Most II. 
 
 26. 16. the sun when it ariseth in the //. heaven 
 
 33. 9 . some of them hath he made //. days 
 
 15. so look on all the works of the Most H. 
 
 34. 6. if they be not sent from the .Most 11. 
 
 19 . the Most II. is not pleased with the offerings 
 
 35. 6. the savoui thereof is before the Most H. 
 
 10 . give tothe Most II. according as he enriched 
 17 . till the Most H. shall behold to judge 
 
 37 .14. watchmen that sit above in an A. tower 
 
 15. and above all this |)ray to the INIost II. 
 
 38. 2. for of the iMost II. cometh healing 
 .33. not sought for, nor sit //. in the congregation 
 .39. 1. giveth his mind to the law of the Most H. 
 
 5. and he will pray before the Most H. 
 
 41. 4. why avainst the pleasure of the Most II. 
 
 8. who have forsaken the law of the most //. God 
 
 42. 2. be not ashamed of the law of the Most II. 
 
 43. 2, the sun declareth the work of the Mo.st II. 
 
 12. the hands of the Most II. have bended it 
 
 44. 20. Abraham kept the law of the Most II. 
 
 46. 5. he called upon the most //. L'Td,47. 5. 
 
 9 . he entered upon the //. places of the land 
 
 47 . 8. in all he praised the holy One most h. 
 
 48. 5. didst raise a dead man by word of Most II. 
 
 49 . 4. for they forsook the law of the Most II. 
 
 50. 1. Simon the //. priest repaired the house 
 
 2. the /i. fortress of the wall about the temple 
 
 7 . sun shining upon the temple of the Most II. 
 
 14. adorn the offering of the niost //. Almighty 
 
 15. a savour to the most//. King of all 
 
 16. for a remembiance before the Most II. 
 
 17 . their Lord God almighty the Most II. 
 
 19 . besought the Lord the Most II. by prayer 
 21. might receive a blessing from the Most II. 
 
 Bar. 1 . 7 . they sent collection to .loachim //. priest 
 
 2. 11. biought with a mighty hand and //. arm 
 
 3. 2.5. and hath no end, //. and unmeasui able 
 
 6. 25. things are bought for a most //. price 
 
 Prayer 0 } Manass. thou art the most //. Lord 
 
 1 Uac. 4. 60. budded mount Sion with //. walls 
 
 6. 7 . compassed about the sanctuary with //. walls 
 
 7 . 5. Alcimus who was desirous to be //. priest 
 
 9. the wicked Alcimus, whom he made //. priest 
 21. Alcimus contended for the //. priesthood 
 
 10. 20. we ordain thee to be //. pi iest of thy nation 
 32. as for the tower, I give it tothe //. priest 
 .38. to obey other authority than //. priest’s 
 
 69. sent unto .lonathau the//, priest, saying 
 
 11. 27 . conhrmed him in the //. priesthood, 14. 38. 
 57 . I confirm thee in the //. priesthood 
 
 12. 3. lonathau the //. priest sent us unto you 
 
 6. lonathau the //. priest to the Lacedemonians 
 
 7 . there w ere letteis sent to Onias the //. priest 
 
 20. Areus to Onias the //. priest, greeting 
 
 13. 36. king Demetrius to Simon the //. priest 
 42. in the first year of Simon the //. priest 
 
 14. 17 . his brother Simon was made //. priest 
 
 20. the Lacedemonians, to .''iiiion the //. priest 
 
 2.3. wi itten a copy thei eof to Simon the //. priest 
 27 . the third year of Simon the //. priest 
 
 41. should be governor and //. priest for ever 
 47 . Simon was well pleased to be //. Driest 
 
 15. 17 . being sent from .Simon the //. priest 
 
 21. deliver them to Simon the //. priest 
 
 24. the copy they wrote to Simon the //. priest 
 
 16. 12. for he was the //. priest’s son-in-law 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 1. the godliness of Onias the //. priest 
 
 4. but one Simon fell out with the //. priest 
 
 9 . had been courteously' received of the //. priest 
 
 10. then the //. priest told him there was money 
 
 16. whoso had looked the //. priest in the face 
 
 21. the fear of the //. priest being in an agony 
 
 31. prayed that he would call ui)on the Most II. 
 
 32. the//, priest suspecting lest the king 
 
 .33. as the //. priest was making an atonement 
 
 4. 7 . .Fason laboured under-haml to be //. priest 
 
 1.3. .lason that ungoiily wretch anil no//, priest 
 
 25. bringing nothing worthy //. priesthood 
 
 8. .30. they very easily got //. and strong holds 
 
 9.8. and weigh the//, mountains in a balance 
 
 23. when he led an army into the A. countries 
 
 25. when I went up into //. provinces 
 
 11. .3. and to set the A. priesthood to sale 
 
 14. 3. one Alcimus, who had been //. priest 
 
 7 . ancestors’ honour, I mean the //. priesthood 
 
 15. 12. Onias who had been //. priest, a good man 
 
 lllGIIE.Sr. 
 
 2 F:sd. 4.11. able to comprehend the way’ oI the II. 
 
 .34. do not thou hasten above the 5Iost 11. 
 
 Jud. 14. 1. hang it on the A. place of your walls 
 ll'isd. 6. 3. poweraiid sovereignty from the 11. 
 Eccl. 28. 7- lemember the covenant of the II. 
 
 4 . 3 . 9 . an ornament giving light in the //. places 
 Bar. 1. 4. the people from the lowest to the A. 
 HIGHLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.11. God hath delivered, we thank him //. 
 HILL. 
 
 2 Esd. 13.7-the place, whereoutthe A. was graven 
 .36 thou sawest the //. graven without hands 
 Jud. 1. 6. all they that dwelt in the A. countiy 
 656 
 
 Jvd. 2. 22. he went from thence into the A. country 
 
 4 . 7 . charging them to keep the passages of//, count. 
 
 5. I. had shut up the passages of the A. country 
 
 6 . 7 . shall bring thee bac:k into the A. country 
 
 11. they went from the plain into the //. country 
 
 12. they went out of the city to the top of the A. 
 
 1.3. having gotten privily under the //. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 52. the //. of the temple he made stronger 
 
 I1ILL.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 6.51. in same part wherein are a thousand A. 
 .Bid. 5. 1. had fortdied the tops of the high //. 
 
 7 . 4 . nor are the //. able to hear their weight 
 
 16 . 4. and their horsemen have covered the //. 
 liar. 6. 63. fire sent from above to consume the A. 
 Dan. 3. 5.3. O ye mountains and little//. bless the L. 
 
 lll.M.SKLI’. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 7 . but there issome thatCDunselleth for A. 
 IIIN HER. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 28. commanded //. those men from buihling 
 .3t). they began to A. the tmihlers of the templa 
 
 6. .33. that stretched) out lus hand to //. that house 
 Ecd. 18. 22. let nothing //. thee to pay thy vow 
 .32. .3. si)eak with.sound judgment, //. not music 
 39 . 18. and none can //. wdien he will save 
 
 H1NDM08I'. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 15. howbeit, all the //. of them were slain 
 HINDERED. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 72 . but the heathen //. their building 
 
 7 . 3 . they A. the tinishing of the building, so they 
 were //. from building till the reign of Darius 
 
 6.6. they werenot//. from building until such time 
 U'l.sd. 17 . 2d. and none were //. in their labour 
 Eccl. 19 .28. if for want of power he be A. t'roui sinn. 
 
 20. 21. there is that is //. from sinning for want 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 55. was plagued,and his enterprises A. 
 
 llINDEREril. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 28. none of them A. another, not disobey 
 HI RCA N US. 
 
 2 Mac. 3.11. some of it belong, to II. son of Tobias 
 
 HIRE. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 22. that defraudeth the labourer of his A. 
 HIRED. 
 
 Tod. 5.11. to whom he said, dost thou seek for a tribe 
 or family, or an //. man to go with thy son ’ 
 
 1 Mac. 5. . 39 . he hath //. the Arabians to help them 
 6. 29 . there came to him bands of //. soldiers 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 14. he//, soldiers, and nourished war 
 
 HIRELING. 
 
 Jvd. A. 10. every’ stranger and //. put on sackcloth 
 6.5. thou Achior, an //. of Ammon, shalt see my face 
 HIRELINGS.. 
 
 Jud. 6. 2. who art thou, Achior, and //. of Ephraim ? 
 HISS. 
 
 Eccl. 22.1. every one will //. him to his disgrace 
 HISSING. 
 
 IVisd. 17 . 9. scared with beasts and A. of serpents 
 HISTORIES. 
 
 EstA. 16. 7 . have declared, not so much by ancient A. 
 ■See Story. 
 
 HIUTIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 69. the pollutions of the Canaanites, H. 
 HOAR. 
 
 TVisd. 16. 29. shall melt away as winter’s //. frost 
 Eccl. 4.3. 19. the//, frost as salt he poureth on earth 
 HOARDED. 
 
 Eccl. 20. .30. treasure that is //. up, what profit? 
 Bar. 3. 17 . they that //. up silver and gold 
 HOLD. 
 
 1 ]\rac. 1. .33. and made it a strong //. for them 
 .3. 45. and aliens kept the strong A. 
 
 6 . 61 . whereupon they went out of the strong //. 
 
 12. .34. he heard that they would deliver the A. 
 
 16 , 8. the remnant gat them to the strong A. 
 
 15. receiving them into a little A. called Docus 
 
 2 Mac. U). .32. he tied into a very strong //. 
 
 13. 19 . which was a strong A. of the Jews 
 
 HOLDS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.2. made many wars, and many strong A. 
 
 8. 10. and pulled /lown theirstrong A. and brought 
 
 10. . 37 . some shall be placed in the king's stiong A. 
 11.18. they that were in the strong //. were slain 
 
 12. .35. consulted about building strong //. in Judea 
 
 1.3. 3.3. Simon built up the strong//, in Judea 
 .38. the strong//, which ye havebuilded 
 
 2 Mac.ti. .30. aiid very easily got high an/i strong A. 
 
 10. 15. having gotten the most commodious A. 
 
 16 . they ran on the strong A. of the Idumeans 
 
 17 . they won the //. and kept off all that fought 
 
 2.3. he blew in the two //. more than 2(),0t)0 
 
 11.6. when they heard that he besieged the //. 
 
 13. 18. he went about to take the A. by policy 
 
 HOLD. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 17 . that they might //. the passoyer 
 ToA. 10. 6. //. thy peace, take no care, he is safe 
 
 7 . she said, A. thy peace, and deceive me not 
 
 11. 11. took //. of his father, and strake the gall 
 JTisd. 2. 24. they that //. of his side do find it 
 
 8.12.when I //. my tongue they shall bide my leisure 
 15. 14. the enemies (hat//, them in subjection 
 Eccl. 1. 19. exalteth them to honour that A. her fast 
 
 4. 11. wdsdom layeth A. of them that seek tier 
 6. 27. when thou hast got //. of her, let her not go 
 
 12. A. back thy bread, and give it not to him 
 
 20. 7 . a w ise man will A. his tongue till he see 
 
 21. 14. he will //. no knowledge while he liveth 
 
 2.3. b. thou slialt//. him uptliat is desirous to serve 
 6. let not the lust of the tlesh take //. of me 
 
 26. 7 . he that hath //. of her, is as though he held 
 
 27 . 3 . unless a man//, himself diligently in fearot L. 
 
 29 . 2 . 3 . be it little or much, A. thee contente/1 
 ,30. 13. chastise thy son, and A. him to labour 
 Bar. .3. 21. nor understood paths, nor laid A. of it 
 Svs. . 39 . the man we could not//, he wasstroniter 
 
 1 Mac. 15. .34. we //. the inheritance ot our fathers 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 35. and taking//. of his coat, drew him 
 
 IlOLDEl H. 
 
 E'-cl. 4. 13. he that A. her fast shall inherit glory 
 
 13. 23. when rich speaketh, every man A. his tongue 
 20. 1. some man //. his tongue, and he is wise, 6. 
 25. 11. he that //, it, w hereto shall he be likened t 
 .32. 8. as one that knoweth, and yet A. his tongue 
 38. 25. how can he get wisdom that A. the plough ? 
 
 Bar. 6. 14. A. a sceptre, as though he were a judf 
 HOLDING. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 20. all //. their hands towards heaveu ' 
 
 7 . 10. the third //. forth his hands manfully 
 15. 12. //. up his hands, prayed for the Jews 
 
 15. Jeremias A. forth his right hand, gave Judas 
 
 HOL.M-TREE. 
 
 Sus. 58. under what treew ho answered, under a 
 HOLOFERN ES, or Olofernes. 
 Jud.Q.4. H. the chief captain of his army 
 
 14. then 11. went from the presence of his lord 
 
 10. 1.3.1 am coming betore 11. tiie chief captaia 
 17- and they brought her 10 the lent of H. 
 
 21. H. rested upon his bed under a canopy 
 11.1. then said 11. unto her, 22. 1 12. .3.17. 
 
 12. 10. H. ma/le a feast to his ow n servants only 
 
 16. 11. his heart was ravished with her 
 
 20. II. took great delight in her, and drank 
 
 13. 2. 11. lying along on his bed in the tent 
 
 6. the pillar of the beil which was at 11. head 
 
 9. she went forth anil gave 11. his head to her maid 
 
 15. she said unto them, behold the head ot 11. 
 
 14.3. then they shall run to the tent of 11. 13 
 
 18. II. lieth upon the ground without a head 
 HOLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 3. I..evites, the ministers of Israel, should 
 
 hallow themselves to set the //. ark of tlie Lord 
 15. the //. singers also the sons of Asaph 
 
 45. brought with the A. vessels of the Lord 
 
 5.3. within the compass or their //. temple 
 
 2. 10. king Cyrus brought forth the //. vessels 
 
 5. 45. to give into the A. treasury ItXH) pounds 
 52. of the new moons, and ot all A. feasts 
 
 6. 18. A. vessels of gold ami of silver carried away 
 
 7 . 2 . did very carefully oversee the A. works 
 
 .3. and so the //. works piospered when Aggeus- 
 
 5. and thus was the //. house tinislied in Adar 
 
 8. 5. went uj) of the Levites, of the //. singers 
 58. you ate A. to the Lord, and the vessels are A, 
 70 . the //. seed is mixeil vvith the strange people 
 71.1 rent tny clothes and the A. garments 
 
 7 . 3 . with my clothes and the A. garment rent 
 
 9. .38. came into the broad place ot the //. uorch 
 41. he read in the broa/l court before the n. porcb 
 50. this (lay is A. to the Lord, 52, 53. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 22. our//, things are detiled, and wives 
 
 14. 22. if 1 found grace, send the //. Ghost into me 
 Tob. 2.1. which is the //. feast of the seven weeks 
 .3. 11. thy //. and glorious name is blessed 
 
 8.5. blessed is thy A. and glorious naiue for ever 
 
 15. to be praised with all pure and A. praise 
 
 11. 14. and blessed are all thine //. angels 
 
 12. 12. bring your prayers betore the //. One 
 
 15. I am Raphael, one of the seven //. angels, wh» 
 go in and out befoi e the glory of the A. One 
 
 13. 9. O Jerusalem, the //. city, he will scourge 
 U'i.sd. 1.5. the //. spirit of discipline will tlee 
 
 6. 10. they that keep holiness, shall be judged//. 
 
 7 . 22 . in her is an understanding spirit, A. lively 
 27 - and in all ages entering into //. souls 
 
 9 . 8. to build a temple on thy A. mount, an altar in 
 
 the city, a resemblance of the A, tabernacle 
 
 10. O send her out of thy A. heavens, front throne 
 
 17 . except thou send thy //. Spirit from above 
 
 10. 10. she gave him knowledge of A. things 
 20. the rigiiteous praised thy A. name, O Lord 
 
 11. l.she prospered in the hand of the//, prophet 
 
 12. .3. both those old inhabitants of thy //. laud 
 
 17 . 2 . men thought to oppress the //. nation 
 
 18. 9. and vvith one consen' made an //. law 
 Eccl. 4. i4. they sliall minister m the A. One 
 7 . 31. give him the first-fruits of the //. things 
 
 14. 20. the man that reasoneth of A. things 
 
 17 . 10. and the elect shall praise his A. name 
 
 18. 3. by power div i ing //. things among them 
 
 2.3. 9. nor use thyself to naming of the //. One 
 
 24. 10. in the //. tabernacle I served before him 
 
 18. am mother of fear, and knowledge, and //.hope 
 
 26. 17 . as clear light is on the A. candlestick 
 
 .36. 1.3. be merciful to Jerusalem thy //. city 
 39. 13. hearken to me, ye //. children, and bud 
 
 24. as his ways are clean and_ plain unto the //. 
 
 4.3. 10. at the commandment of the A. One 
 
 45. 10. vvith an //. garment, with gold and blue 
 
 15. Moses anointeil him vvith //. oil 
 
 47 . 8 . in all his works he praised the A. One 
 49 . 12. who set up an A. temple to the Lord 
 50.11. when he went up to the A. altar 
 
 Bar. 2. 16 . O Lord, look down from thy A. house 
 4. 22. and joy is come unto me from the A. One 
 . 37 . by the word of the A. One, 5. 5. 
 
 Dav. 3. 5. hast brought on the A. city of our fathers 
 12. mercy not depart, for thy A. Israel’s sake 
 65. O y e //. and humble men of heart, bless lx3rd 
 Sus. 45. Lord raised the A. spirit ot a young youth 
 
 1 Mac. 1.46. and pollute the sanctuary and //. peop- 
 
 6.3. they miglit not profane the //. covenant 
 
 2 . 7 . the misery of my people and of the A. city 
 4. 49. they made also nevv //. vessels 
 10.21. at the feast Jonathan put on the A. robe 
 ,31. let .lerusalem also be A. and tree 
 
 11. , 37 . let it be set upon the A. mount 
 
 12. 9 . that vve have the A. books of scripture 
 
 14. .36. and did much hurt in the //. place 
 
 16.8. then sounded they with the //. trumpets 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 7 . his company revolted from the A. land 
 12. he cast them out that fought within the //. city 
 29 . plant thy people again in thy A. place 
 
 34. the king enclosing the place, made it A. 
 
 2. 13. the epistles concerning the A. gifts 
 
 18. God vvill gather us into the //. p'lace 
 
 3. 1. when the A. city was inhabited vvith peace 
 
 4. 48. that followed the matter for the //. vessels 
 
 5. 15. but presumed to go into the most A. temple. 
 
 16. taking the A. vessels with polluted hands 
 
 25. did forbear till the //. day of the sabbath 
 
 6.4. within the circuit of the A. places 
 
 23. or rather the //. law made and given by God 
 28. to die for the honourable and //. laws 
 3d. to the Lord, that hath the //. knowledge . 
 
 8.15. for his //. and glorious name’s sake 
 
 17 . the injury unjustly done to the A. place 
 
HON 
 
 3 Mac. 8. 23. he appointed Eleazar to read /i. book 
 33. Callisthenes that set fire u|Jon the /;. gates 
 
 9. 14. that the h. city lie \vould set at liberty 
 
 16. //. temple, which before he had spoiled, he 
 would garnish with gifts and restore /<. 
 vessels. 
 
 12.45. it was an h. anti good thought 
 
 13. H. the altar, whose fire ami ashes were h. 
 
 10. at the point to be put from the /i. temple 
 
 14. 3. nor have any more access to the /i. altar 
 31. the other came into the great and /i. temple 
 3(3. O h. Lord of all holiness, keep this house 
 
 15. 16. take this h. sword, a gift from God 
 
 HOLlLlt. 
 
 Wisd. 6.10. for they that keep holiness h. be holy 
 HOLINESS. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 19. take h. for an invincible shield 
 
 6.10. they that keep h. holily shall be judged holy 
 14. .30. they swore in deceit, despising/j. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 29. to such as turn to him in h. 
 
 45. 12. a crown, wherein was engraved h. 
 
 50.11. he made the garment of h. honourable 
 £ Mac. 3. 12. had committed it to the/i. of the place 
 
 14. 36. O holy Lord of all h. keep this house 
 
 15. 2. that day which he hath honoured with 4. 
 
 HOLLOW. 
 
 Wisd. LJ". 19. an echo from the h. mountains 
 2 Mac. 1. 19 . and hid it in a h. place of a pit 
 
 2.5. Jeremy found an h. cave where he laid the ark 
 
 HOIVl L. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 3. and being satisfied, were gone h. 
 
 HEsd. 12. 49 . now go your way k. every man 
 Tub. 3. 17 . the self-same time came Tobit 4. 
 
 Eccl. .32. 11. but get thee 4. without delay 
 &US. 13. one said to the other, let us now go 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 24. after this they went 4. and sung 
 
 12. 35. after this came Jonathan 4. aaain 
 
 45. therefore send them now 4. again, and choose 
 
 2 Mac. 11.29. that your desire W'as to return 4. 
 
 HONEST. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 49 . as a whore envieth an 4. woman 
 'Job. 5. 13. thou art of an 4. and good stock 
 
 7 . 7 . thou art the son of an 4. and good man 
 fVi.id. 4. 12. doth obscure things that are 4. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 24. but an 4. woman will reverence husb. 
 
 29.14. an 4. ntan is surety for his neighbour 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 23. his most 4. education from a child 
 .HONESTLY. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 9. ifchil Iren live 4. have wherewithal 
 2 Mac. 12. 43. doing therein very well and 4. 
 HONOUR. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 4. the king did him 4.for he found grace 
 
 9. 52. for the I>ord will bring j'ou to 4. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 45. we give areat 4. to tlie Almighty 
 
 10. 23. the seal of Sion hath now lost her 4. 
 
 Tub. 4. 3. but 4. her all the days of thy life 
 
 10. 12. 4. thy father and thy niother-in-law 
 14. 13. where he became old with 4. 
 
 Jnd. 16. 23. site increaseth more and more in 4. 
 Esth. 12. 6. Hainan was in great 4. with the king 
 
 13. 3. had the 4. of the second place in the kingdom 
 Wisd. 3. 17 . their last age shall be without 4. 
 
 5. 4. W’e accounted his end to be without 4. 
 
 6. 21. O ye kings of the people, 4. wisdom 
 
 8.10. 1 shall have 4. with the ehiers, tho’ young 
 
 14. 17 . whom men could not 4. in presence 
 Eccl. 1. 11. the fear of the Lord is 4. and glory 
 
 19 . wisdom exalteth them to 4. that hold her 
 
 3. 2. given the father 4.'over the children 
 
 7 . he that feareththe Lord will 4. his father 
 
 8.4. thy father and mother both in word and fleet! 
 
 11. the glory of a man is from the 4. of his father 
 
 5. 13, 4. and shatne is.in talk, the tongue is his fall 
 <). 31. thou shalt put her on as a robe of 4. 
 
 7 . 4. nor seek of the king the seat of 4. 
 
 27 . 4. thy faiher with thy whole heart 
 31. fear the Lord and 4. the priest 
 
 8.14. they will judge for him according to hife 4. 
 
 10. 5. on the person of the scribe shall he lay his 4. 
 
 28. give it 4. according to the dignity thereof 
 
 29 . who will 4. him that dishonoureth his life 
 
 11.4. exalt not thyself in the day of 4. 
 
 24. 16 . my branches are the branches of 4. 
 
 17 . my flowers are the fruit of 4. and riches 
 
 25. .5. how comely is counsel to men of 4. ! 
 
 29. 6. for 4. he will pay him disgrace 
 
 .33. 22. leave not a stain in thine 4. 
 
 35. 8. give the Ix>rd his 4. with a good eye 
 
 38.1. 4. a physician with the 4. due to him 
 
 2. and he shall receive 4. of the king 
 
 4.5. 12. holiness an ornament of 4. a costly work 
 
 47 . 20. thou didst stain thy 4. and pollute thy seed 
 
 49 . 16 . Sem and Seth were in great 4. among men 
 50. 11. when he put on the robe of 4. was clothed 
 
 .liar. 4. 3. give not thine 4. to another, nor the things 
 Sas. 50. God hath given thee the 4. of an elder 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 39. her 4. was turned into contempt 
 
 2. 51. so shall ye receive great 4. and a name 
 
 3. 3. he gat his people great 4. put on breast-plate 
 14. I will get me a name and 4. in the kingdom 
 
 9. 10. let us die, and let us not stain our 4. 
 
 11. 42. but 1 will greatly 4. thee and thy nation 
 
 12. 12. and we are right glad of your 4. 
 
 14. 4. his authority and 4. pleased them well 
 21. the ambassadors certified us of your 4. 
 
 29. they did their nation great 4. 
 
 39. Demetrius honoured him with great 4. 
 
 15. 9. we will 4. thee and thy nation and temple 
 
 with great 4. so that your 4. shall be known 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 21. those behavetl to their 4. for J udaisnt 
 .3. 2. the kings themselves did 4. the place 
 
 5. 16 . dedicated to the glory and 4. of the place 
 
 6. 11. to help for the 4. of the most sacred day 
 2.3. as became the 4. of his gray head 
 
 9. 21. I would have remembered kindly your 4. 
 14 . 7 . I being deprived of mine ancestors’4. 
 
 15. 2. give 4. to that day which he hath honoured 
 HONOURABLE. 
 
 Tob. .3.11. thy glorious name is 4. for ever 
 
 12. 7 . it is 4. to reveal the works of God, 11. 
 
 /wrf. 16. 21. was in her time 4. in the country 
 Wisd. 4. 8. for 4. age is not in length of time 
 
 HOP 
 
 Eccl. 10. 19 . that love the Ixird, are an 4. plant 
 20. among brethren, he that is chief is 4. 
 
 11. 6. the 4. delivered into other men’s hands 
 24. 12. 1 took root in an 4. people 
 
 29 . 27 . give place, thou stranger, to an 4. man 
 45. 20. but he made Aaron more 4. 
 
 48. 6. who broughtest 4. men from their bed 
 5(. 11. he made the garment of holiness 4. 
 
 Sus. 4. because he was more 4. than all others 
 
 1 -Mac. 1. 6. he called his servants such as were 4. 
 
 2. 17 . thou art an 4. and great man in this city 
 
 7 . 26. the king sent Nicanor one of his 4. princes 
 14. 5. as he vyas 4. in all his acts, so in this 
 
 10. so that his 4. name was renowned 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 28. to die for the 4. and holy laws 
 7 . 20. the mother was worthy of 4. memory 
 
 10. 13. seeing that he was in no 4. place 
 HONOURABLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 45. for he sat 4. in the first place 
 Tub. 12. 6. 4. to shew forth the works of God 
 14. 11. he gave up the ghost, and he buried him 4. 
 
 13. he buried his father and mother-in-law 4. 
 Esth. 13. 4. so as the uniting of our kingdoms 4. 
 IVisd. 18. .3. an harmless sun to entertain them 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 10 . 60 . w'ent 4. to Piolernais, where he met 
 1 1 . 60 . at Ascalon, they of city met him 4. 
 
 12. 8. Onias entreated the ambassador 4. 
 
 43. but received him 4. and commended him 
 14.23. it pleased the people to entertain the men 4. 
 40. that they had entei tained the atnbassadors 4. 
 
 2 Mac.Q.. 8. that the place might be 4. sanctified 
 
 4. 22. where he was 4. received of Jason 
 
 49 . they of I'yrus caused them to be 4. buried 
 
 HONOURED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 26. hath 4. me in the sight of the king 
 
 67 . and they 4. the people and the temple of God 
 81. yea, and they 4. the temple of our Lord 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . .31. and ye shall be 4. in it for ever 
 Jud. 12. 13. to be 4. in his presence, ami drink wine 
 Esth. 16. 2. the more often they are 4. with bounty 
 
 11. that he was continually 4. of all men 
 Wtsd. 14.15. now 4. him as a god, then a dead man 
 
 17 . an express image of a king whom they 4. 
 
 20. w hich a little before was but 4. as a tnan 
 
 Eccl. 3.20. power great, and Lord is 4. of the lowly 
 10. 24. judges and potentates shall be 4. 
 
 30. the poor man is 4. for his skill, and the rich 
 
 rnan is 4. for his riches 
 .31. he that is 4. in poverty , is much more in riches 
 .38. 6. he might be 4. in Ids marvellous works 
 44. 7 . all these were 4. in their generations 
 
 46. 12. let the name of them that were 4. 
 
 47 . 6. so the people 4. him w ith ten thousands 
 
 13. .Solom. reigned in a peaceable time, and was 4. 
 
 48. 4. O Elias, how wast thou 4. in thy deeds ! 
 
 50. 5. how was he 4. in the midst of the people ! 
 Bel 2. Daniel was 4. above all his friends 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 18. thy children shall be 4. with silver 
 
 10. 64. when his accusers saw that he was 4. 
 
 05. so the king 4. him, and made him a duke 
 88. king Alexander 4. Jonathan yet more 
 
 11. 51. the Jews were 4. in the sight of the king 
 
 14. .39. Demetrius 4. him w ith great honour 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 12. the temple 4. over all the world 
 .30. that had miraculously 4. his own place 
 
 I. 3.2.3.4. the ternple,and dealt kindly with place 
 
 15.2. hath 4. with holiness above other days 
 
 HONOUREIH. 
 
 Eccl. 3. .3. who 4. his lather, maketh an atonement 
 
 4. 4. his mother is as one that layeth up treasure 
 
 5. whoso 4. his father, shall have joy of children 
 
 6. he that 4. father shall have long life 
 
 26. 26. a woman that 4. her husband be judged wise 
 HON OU ITS. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 27 . in all the 4. that he had before 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 15. not setting by the 4. of their fathers 
 
 HONEY. 
 
 2 2.19. many fountains flowing with milk and 4. 
 
 /■Tc/. 24. 20. my memorial is sweeter than 4. 
 
 .39- 26. 4. and milk are for the use of man’s life 
 46.8. land that tloweth with milk and 4. Bar. 1.20. 
 
 49 .1. it is sweet as 4. in all mouths, and as music 
 
 HOOK.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 2. three hundred chariots armed with 4. 
 IIOPK. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. ,35. how long shall I 4. on this fashion ? 
 
 5. 12. at the same time shall men 4. but not obtain 
 7 . 50 . there is promised us an everlasting 4. 
 
 10. .34. forsake me not, lest 1 die frustrate of 4. 
 
 II. 46. that she may 4. for the judgment of him 
 15.46. that art partaker of the 4. of Babylon 
 
 Tob. 11.11. saying, be of good 4. my father 
 .lud. 9.11. a Saviour of them that are without 4. 
 Wi.sd. 3. 4. yet is their 4. full of immortality 
 11. he is miserable, and their 4. is vain 
 
 18. they havetio4. nor comfort in the day of trial 
 5. 14. the 4. of the ungodly is like dust 
 
 12. 19 . hast made thy "children to be of good 4. 
 
 I. 3. 10. and in dead things is there 4. 
 
 14. 6. the 4. of the world governed bv thy hand 
 
 15. 10. his 4. is more vile than earth 
 
 16. 29 . the 4. of the unfaithful shall melt away 
 Eccl. 2. 9. ye that fear the Lord, 4. for good 
 
 13. 6. he will smile on thee, and put thee in 4. 
 
 14.2. who is not fallen from his h. in the Lord 
 
 23.3. whose 4. is far from thv mercy 
 
 24.18. I am the mother of fair love, and holy 4. 
 27 . 21 . but he that bewrayeth secrets is without 4. 
 
 34. 1.3. for their 4. is in him that saveth them 
 
 14. not fear, nor be afraid, for he is his 4. 
 
 49. 10. they delivered them by assurer! 4. 
 
 Bar. 4. 22. for mv 4. is in the Everlasting 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 17 . we n. also that the Gorl that delivered 
 
 3. 29. he lay speechless, without all 4. of life 
 
 7 . 11 . from him I 4. to receive them again 
 
 14. it is good to look for 4. from God 
 
 20. because of the 4. that she had in the T.ord 
 9 . 20 . 1 give thanks to God having 4. in heaven 
 22. having great 4. to escape this sickness 
 HOPED. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 22. neither 4. they for wages of righteousn. 
 
 II. 7. gavest them water, by means they 4. not for 
 
 H O U [Apocrypha, 
 
 2 Mac. 12 . 44. if he had not 4. they should rise 
 HOPES. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 5. turn away from me vain 4. 
 
 34. 1. the 4. of a man void of understanding 
 2 Mac. 7 . 34. nor puffed up with uncertain h. 
 HOREB. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 7 . and in H. the judgment of vengeance 
 HORN. 
 
 Jvd. 9. 8. to cast down with sword the 4. of thy altar 
 Eccl. 47 . 5. and set up the 4. of his people 
 7 . he brake their 4. in sunder to this day 
 11. the Lord exalted his 4. tor ever 
 HORRIBLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 45 . appear no more, nor thy 4. wings 
 
 15. 28. behold, an 4. v ision from the east 
 .34. they are very 4. to look on, full of wrath 
 
 H'tsd. 3. 19 . 4. is the end of the unrighteous 
 
 8. 15. 4. tyrants sliall be afraid when they hear 
 
 11. 18. shooting 4. sparkles out of their eyes 
 
 16. 5. when the 4. fierceness of beasts came 
 
 17 . 5. nor stars endure to lighten that 4. night 
 
 18. 17 . visions of 4. dreams troubled them sore 
 19 .17- being compassed with 4. great darkness 
 
 HORRIBLY. 
 
 li'isd. 6. 5. 4. and speedily shall he come on you 
 HORROR. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 17 . the man was so compassed with 4. 
 HORSE. 
 
 Jud. 9. 7- they are exalted with 4. an<i man 
 Eccl. .30. 8. an 4. not broken becomes headstrong 
 33. 6. a stallion 4. is as a mocking friend 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 28. those that had charge of the 4. 
 
 2 .Mac. 3. 25. there appeared to them a 4. with a ter¬ 
 rible rider, and it seemed that he that sat on the 4. 
 
 HORSES. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 7 . w’ith gifts, with 4. and with cattle 
 
 9 . they helped them with 4. and cattle 
 Jud. 2. 5. 4. with their riders twelve thousand 
 
 6. .3. not able to sustain the power of our 4. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 9. for they went at large like 4. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 9. wast taken up in a chariot of fiery 4. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 81. and so the enemies’ 4. were tired 
 
 2 Mac. 10.29. there appeared five comely men on 4. 
 
 HORSEBACK. 
 
 Jud. 2. 15. and twelve thousand archers on 4. 
 
 2 Mac. 11.8. there appeared before them on 4. 
 
 12. 35. Dositheus who was on 4. and a strong man 
 
 HORSE-LTITEIt. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 8. he was now carried in a 4. 
 
 HORSEMAN. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. .35. an 4. of Thracia coming on him 
 HORSEMEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 2. Darius sent with them a thousand 4. 
 
 8. 51. for I was ashamed to ask of the king 4. 
 
 Jud. 1. 13. he overthrew all his 4. and chariots 
 
 2. 19 . to cover the earth with chariots and 4. 
 
 7 . 6. Holofernes brought forth all his4. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 17 . he entered Egypt with chariots and It. 
 
 4. 1. Gorgias took a thousand of the best 4. 
 
 7 . the camp compassed round about with 4 
 
 HO.ST. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. .33. in their 4. shall be fear and dread 
 Jirt.sd. 12. 8. didst send wasps forerunners of thy 4 
 Eccl. 48. 21. he smote the 4. of the Assyrians 
 
 1 Mac. 1.4. he gathered a mighty strong 4. 
 
 2. 31. the 4. that was at .lerusalem in the city 
 
 3. .3. protecting the 4. with his sword 
 
 4. 10. destroy this 4. before our face this day 
 
 5. 11. Timotheus being captain of their 4. 
 
 HOSIS. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 21. before whom the 4. of angels stand 
 1 Mac. 7 . 43. the 13lhday the 4. joined battle 
 
 13. 53. he made him captain of all the 4. and dwelt 
 
 HOSTAGE. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 10. Antiochus, who had been an 4 
 HOSTAGES. 
 
 1 il/nc. 8.7.shonId pay a great tribute, and give 4. 
 
 9 . 53. he took thechief men’ssons for 4. 11. 62. 
 
 10. 6. that the 4. in tower should be delivered'iiim 
 9. they of the towerdelivered their4. to Jonathan 
 
 13. 16. wherefore send two of his sons for 4 
 
 HOT. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 48. behold, an 4. burning oven passed by 
 
 6. 4. or ever the chimneys in Sion were 4. 
 
 Datt. .3. 2.3. to make the oven 4. with rosin 
 
 2 jliac. 7 . 3. comm, pansand caldrons to be made 4. 
 HOUGH. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 36. dung of men unto the camels’ 4 
 HOUR. 
 
 1 E.sd. a. 64. the weight w as written up the same 4. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 34. for my reins pain me every 4. 
 
 9 . 44. every 4. 1 did nothing else but pray 
 
 14. 26. to-morrow this 4. shalt thou begin 
 Jud. 14. 8. until that 4. she spake to them 
 
 Esth. 10.11. these two lots came at the 4. and time 
 Eccl. 11 . 27 . the affliction of an 4. makes a man 
 HOUR.s. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 38. within two or three 4. of her birth 
 HOUSE. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 3. in the 4. that king Solomon built 
 55. as for the 4. of the Lord, they burnt it 
 
 2.4. commanded me to build him an 4. at Jerusalem 
 
 5. and build the 4. of the Lord of Israel 
 
 8. to build an 4. for the Lord at Jerusalem 
 
 5. 57 . they lairl the foundation of the 4. of Go<l 
 
 6. .32. out of his own 4. should a tree be taken 
 
 8. 25. toglorify his 4. that is in Jerusalem 
 
 2 Esd. 1 . 7 . brought them from the 4. of bondage 
 .33. your 4. is desolate, I will cast you out “ 
 
 9. 24. a field, where no 4. is builded, 10. 51. 
 
 12. 46. and be not heavy, thou 4. of Jacob 
 
 14. 13. now therefore set thine 4. in order 
 
 'Fob. 2. 13. when it was in my 4. and began to cry 
 
 3. 17 . Tobit came home, and entered into his 4 
 
 7 . 1. they came to the 4. of Raguel, and Sara 
 
 8. 11. but when Raguel was come into his 4. 
 
 14.4. the4. of Goil in it shall be buniecl 
 
 5. the 4. ot God shall be built in it forever 
 Jud. ‘ 1 . 1 . there was talk in the 4. ot N abuchodonosot 
 18. much gold ami silver out of the king’s 4. 
 
 4. 3. the altar and 4. were sanctified 
 
 15. look on all the 4. of Israel graciously 
 
 2 u 65 7 
 
ArocRYPii A.] HUN 
 
 ICE 
 
 JES 
 
 Jud. 6 . 17.1n<l spoken proudly asainst A. of Israel 
 
 8. 5. she made her a tent on the top of her h. 
 
 6. save the solemn days of the A. of Isi ael 
 
 9. i;h have purposed evil ajiainst thy hallowed A. 
 
 1. ‘5. 14. nortaken his mercy Iroin die A. of Israel 
 
 14. 5. know him that despised the A. of Israel 
 
 10. Achior was joined unto the A. of Israel 
 E-ft/i. 14. 9 . they will quench the glory of thy A. 
 IVud.Q. 16. after I am come into in-y A. 
 
 JEcfl. 1. 17. she lills lier A. witli thing's desirable 
 4.30. be not as a lion in thy A. nor frantic 
 
 11 . 31. receive a stranger into thy A. will disturb 
 
 14. 24. he that doih loilgenear her A. shall fasten 
 
 21. 4. thus the A. of proud men shall l)e desolate 
 
 8. he that buildcth his A. with other men’s money 
 18. as is an A. that is destroyed, so is wisdom 
 
 22 . foolish man's foot is soon in his neighbour's A. 
 
 23. a fool will peep in at tlie dooi-into the A. 
 
 23. 11. the plague shall never depart from his A. if 
 he swear in vain, his A. shall tie full of calamity 
 25. 16. than to keep A. with a wicked woman 
 
 26.16. so is a go<Kl wife in oidel ing of her A. 
 
 27. 3. his A. shall l>e soon o erthiown 
 
 29. 21. water, bread, and an A. to cover shame 
 
 22. than <lelicate fare in another man's A. 
 
 23. that thou hear not the reproach of thy A. 
 
 24. it is a miserable life to go from A. to A. 
 
 27. toy brother comes, and I have need of my A. 
 36. 26. who will tielie e a man that hath no A. 
 
 42. 10 . and gotten with child in her father’s A. 
 
 47. 13. that he might build an A. in his name 
 
 48. 15. there remained a ruler in the A. of IJavid 
 
 49. 12. who in their time builded the A. andset up 
 50.1. who in his life repaired the A. again 
 
 51. 23. and dwell in the A. of learning 
 Bar. 1 . 14. to make confession in the A. of the Lord 
 
 2. 16. O Lord, look down from thy holy A. 
 
 26. the A. which is called by thy name 
 
 3. 24. O Israel, how great is the A. of (lod ! 
 
 6 . 55. when fire fallet’n on the A. of go<ls of wood 
 59. it is better to be a profitable vessel m a A. than 
 
 such false gods, or to be a door in an A. 
 Siis. 4. Joacim ha<i a fair garden joining to his A. 
 
 6 . these kept much at .loacim’s A. 
 
 Bel. 29. else we will destroy thee and thy A. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.28. A. of Jacob was covered with confusion 
 2.18. so shall thou and thy A. be in the number 
 
 3. 56. should return every man to his own A. 
 
 7. 35. if I come again, 1 will burn this A. 
 
 . 37 . thou, O Lord, didst choose this A. to becalled 
 by thy name, and a A. of prayer for thy people 
 
 9. 55. he could not give order concerning his A. 
 
 13. 3. great things my father’s A. have done 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 26. the A. of his father established Israel 
 ■ 16. 2. I and my brethren, and my father’s A. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 29 . as the master-tiuilder of a new A. 
 8.33. Callisthenes, who was tied into a little A, 
 
 14. 36. O Lord, keep this A. ever undefiled 
 
 HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 1 ^d. 3. 1. Darius made a great feast to his A. 
 
 2 Esd.'S. 11. one thou leffest, Noah with his A. 
 
 HOUSEKEEPING. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 23. report of his good A. will be believed 
 HOUSE-ROOM. 
 
 Bed. 29 . 23. the upbraiding of A. is grievous 
 HOUSES. 
 
 2 E.id. 1.35. your A. will I give to a people 
 
 15. 18. for pride, the A. shall be destroyed 
 
 49 . to waste thy A. with destruction and death 
 
 16 . 31. by them that search their A. with the sword 
 72 . that shall cast them out of their A. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 2. they being shut u|) in their A. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 9- establish the A. of children 
 28.14. it hath overthrown the A. of great men 
 29. 18. mighty men hath suretiship driven from A. 
 
 1 Mtmr. 1. 31. he pulled down the A. and walls 
 61 . they hanged infants and ritled their A. 
 
 13. 47 . cleansed tlie A. wherein the idols were 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 18. others ran flocking out of their A. 
 
 5. 12. to slay such as went up upo.n the A. 
 
 HUCKSI'ER. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 29. an A. shall not be freed from sin 
 HUMBLE. 
 
 Jnd. 4. 9 . with vehemency did they A. their souls 
 Eccl. 2. 17- they will A. their souls in his sight 
 
 7 . 17 . A. thy soul greatly, for vengeance is fire 
 
 12. 11 . though he A. himself, and go crouching 
 18. 21. A. thyself before thou be sick 
 
 35. 17 . the prayer of the A. pierceth the clouds 
 
 HUMBLED. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 49 . in that thou hast A. thyself as becomctli 
 
 10. 7 . Sion is much A. mourning very sore 
 Estli. 14. 2. Esther A. her b<Kly greatly 
 
 Eccl. 40. 3. to him that is A. m earth and ashes 
 HUMBLETH. 
 
 TcA. 4. 19 . the Ixird A. whom he will 
 Eccl. 7 . 11. there is one which A. and exaltetJi 
 HUMBLING. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 26. or what doth his A. profit him I 
 HUMBLY. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 18. A. fieseecheth that which hath least 
 Prayer of Sjanass. wherefore I A. beseech thee 
 HUMILITY. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 20. as proud hate A. so doth the rich 
 HUNDRED. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 36. he set a tax on land of an A. talents 
 
 7 . 7 . they offered an A. bullocks, two A. rams 
 
 8. 20. the sum of an A. talents of silver, of wheat to 
 an A. cors, an A. pieces of wine, and other things 
 
 J7id. 1. 3. set the towers on gates an A. cubits high 
 Eccl. 18. 9 . man’s days at the most are an A. years 
 41. 4. whether thou liast lived ten or an A. years 
 1 Mac. 15. 35. will we give an A. talents for them 
 HUNDREDS. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 55. ordained captains over thous. and A. 
 
 HUNGER. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 57 . thy children shall rlie of A. 
 
 58. they in the mountain shall die of A. 
 
 16. 22. the other that escape the A. sword destroy 
 ^cl. 18. 25. when enough, remember the time of A, 
 HUNGRY. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.17 when you were A. and thirsty in wilder. 
 
 658 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 6. may any drive away a A. lion in wood ? 
 Tul). 1. 16 . and I gave my bread to the A. 
 
 4. 16 . give of thy bread to the A. and garments 
 
 IIURI. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 19 . what they Iki that have A. unjustly 
 
 11. 42. thou hast A. the jieaceable, loved liars 
 Wisd. 10.8. thny gal not only this A. 
 
 1 1. 29 . swear faUely, yet they look not to be A. 
 
 18. 2. but lor that they did not A. them now 
 
 19 . 6. thy children might tie kept w ithout A. 
 
 /uc/. 13, 12. and he will not siiare to do thee A. 
 
 28. 2. forgive thy neighbour the A. he hath done 
 38. 21. thoushalt not do him good but A. thyself 
 Dan. 3. 27 . the lire neither A. nor troubled them 
 
 1 l/rtf. 5. 48. let U-, (lass till o’, none shal l do you A. 
 
 6. 18. they in toner sought always their A. 
 
 7 . 22. .luda m their power did much A. in Israel 
 
 14. .3(3. and did much A. in the holy place 
 
 15. 29 . ye have done great A. in the land 
 
 2 \iac. 3. 30 . he destroyeih them that come to A. it 
 
 8. .36. anil therefore they could not be A. 
 
 12. 3. as tJiough they had meant them no A. 
 
 22. that they were ofien A. of their own men 
 
 25. that he would restore them without A. 
 
 IIURI I'U L. 
 
 0. Esd. 11. 45. appear no more, nor thy A. claws 
 
 15. 6. and their A. works are fulfilled 
 
 HU.SBAND. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . 43. barren, though I had an A. thirty years 
 10. 17 . go thy way then into the city to thy A. 
 
 Jnd. ti. 2. Manasses was her A. of her kindled 
 7 . her A. Manasses had left her gold and silver 
 10. 3. was clad during the life of Maiia-sses her A. 
 
 16 . 22. but none knew her after her A. was dead 
 
 24. were nearest of kindred to Manasses her A. 
 
 . Eccl. 4. 10. be instead of an A. to their mother 
 
 22. 4. shall bring an inheritance to her A. 
 
 5. dishonoureth both her father and her A. 
 
 23. 22. thus with the wife that leaveth her A. 
 
 23. she hath tresoasse.d against her own A. 
 
 25. 18. her A. shall sit among his neighixiurs 
 
 22. a woman, if she maintain her A. is full of anger 
 
 23. a woman that will not comfort her A. in distress 
 
 26. 2. a virtuous woman rejoiceth her A. 
 
 13. the grace of a wife delighteth her A. 
 
 22. is a tower against death to her A. 
 
 24. but an honest woman will reverence her A. 
 
 26. a woiurm that honoureth her A. judged wise 
 36. 23. then is not her A. like other men 
 40.23. but above both is a wife with her A. 
 
 42. 10. having an A. lest she should misbehave 
 Shs. 28. people were tissemliled to her A. Joacim 
 6.3. Susanna with her A. praised God 
 HUSBANDS. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 33. women shall mourn, having no A. 
 
 34. and their A. shall perish of famine 
 Toh. 3.8. dost tliou not know that thou hast strangled 
 thy A. '{ thou hast had alreaily .seven A. 
 
 15. my seven A. are dead, why should I live ? 
 HVDASPES. 
 
 .hid. 1. 6. there came to him all that dwelt by H. 
 HYvENA. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 18. what agreement between A. and a dog.' 
 HYMNS. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 51. entered with viols, and A. and songs 
 
 HYPOCRISY. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.25. they through my A. should be deceived 
 
 IlYPOCRI I E. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 29. be not an A. in the sight of men 
 .32. 15. but the A. will be offended thereat 
 33.2. lie that is an A. therein, is as a ship in a storm 
 
 J. 
 
 JACOB. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 24. what shall 1 do to thee, O J. 1 
 
 3. 16 . thou gavest Isaac, to Isaac also thou gavesf 
 
 J. and Esau, so ,1. became a great multitude 
 19. mightest give the law unto the seed of J. 
 
 5. 35. I inight not have seen the travel of J, 
 
 6. 8. J. hand held the first heel of Esau 
 
 9. .1. is tlie beginning of it that followeth 
 
 9 . :30. thou saidst, mark my words thou seed of J. 
 12. 46. and be not heavy thou house of .1. 
 
 ,Jvd. 8. 26. what happened to J. in Mesopotamia 
 Eccl. 23. 12. be not found in the lieritage of J. 
 
 24. 8. Creator said, let thy dwelling be in J. 
 
 .‘16. 11. gatlierall the tribes of J. together 
 
 44. 23. he made it rest u|)on the head of J. 
 
 45. 5. that he might leach J. his covenant 
 
 46. 14. and the Lord had respect unto J. 
 
 47 . 22 . wherefore he gave a remnant to J. 
 
 48. 10. and to restore the tribes of J. 
 
 49. 10. for they comforted 1. and <lelivered them 
 Bar. .3. .‘56. and hath given it to I. his servant 
 
 4. 2. turn thee, O J. and lake hold of it 
 
 1 hlac. 1.28. house of.L was covered with confusion 
 3 . 7 . and he made J. glad wdth his acts 
 45 . jov was taken fiom J. the pipeceaserl 
 5 2 . they tliought to destroy the generation of J. 
 JAMBRI. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 36. but the-children of J. came out 
 37. the children of J. made a great marriage 
 JAMNIA.' 
 
 1 ATac. 4.15. they pursued them to the plains of .T. 
 
 5. 58. they had given charge, they went toward J. 
 10.69. who gathered a great hostand oam[>n<l in J. 
 15. 40. Cemiebeus came to J. and began to provoke 
 
 JAMNM'ES. 
 
 2J'/i 7C.12.8. the J. were minded to do in likemanner 
 9 .he came upon the J. by night, and set fire 
 40. found things consecrated to the idols of the J. 
 ^ .lAPlIEl'H. 
 
 Jud. 2. 25. and he came to the borders of J. 
 lAZAR. 
 
 1 Alac. 5. 8. when he had taken J. with the towns 
 ICE. 
 
 Jl'isd. 16 . 22 . but snow and i. endured the fire 
 Eccl. 3. 15. thy sins shall melt away as the ». 
 
 43. 20. and the water is congealed into i. 
 
 Dan. 3. 49. O ye i. and cohi Hess yelfie Lord 
 
 ICY. 
 
 Witd. 19 . 21 . nor melted the i.kind of heavenly meat> 
 IDLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. GO. they shall rush on the i. city 
 
 16. 68. they shall take and feed you Ix-ing i. 
 
 Wisd. ' 4. 5. the works of thy w isdom shoubl tie t. 
 Eccl. 37 . 11. nor with an i. servant of busiiiesa 
 ID(iL. 
 
 IZccl. .‘50. 19. w'hat go<Kl <lolh ttie offering to an 1 . 
 Bel 3. the Babylonians had an i. called Bel 
 IDOLS. 
 
 1 E.td. 2. 10. Nabiich. had set up in his temple of ». 
 Toh. 14.6. all nations siiall turn and bury their 1 . 
 
 /• i/A. 14. 10. to set forth the praises of tlie ;. 
 
 IVtsd. 14. 11. on the i. of Gentiles lie a v isitation 
 
 12. the devising of i. was beginning of fornica- 
 
 tiou 
 
 27 . the worshipping of i. not to be named 
 
 29. as their trust is in i. wliich have no lii'e 
 .30. giving lieed to i. and also unjustly swore 
 1.5. 15. they counted the i. of tlie lieathen to be god* 
 Bar. 6. 73 . t«-tter is the just man that bath no t. 
 hel5. who said, tiecause I may not worshiii i. 
 
 1 .\lac. 1. 43. many Israelites sacrificed to i. 
 
 47 . set up altars, groves, and chai els ol t. 
 
 10. 83. went to Beth-dagon llieir i. temide 
 
 13. 47 . and cleansed the houses w herein tlie i. were 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 40. things consecrated to i. of Jamuites- 
 
 I DDE-all ar. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 59 . they did sacrifice on the i.-altar 
 I DO \ . altars. 
 
 1 Alac. 1.54. they builded i.-alt. thro’cities of Juda 
 
 IDOLAIROl.S. 
 
 JVi.sd. 12. 6. out of the midst of their i. crew 
 
 2 AJac. 7 . 42. have siioken c(,ncerning the i. feast 
 
 IDU.MEA. 
 
 1 ATac. 4. 15. they' pursued them to the plains of I, 
 29 . so they came into 1. and pitched tlieir tents 
 61 . the people miglit have a defence against I, 
 
 5. .3. J udas fought against the children of Es.ui in T. 
 
 6. .31. these went thro' 1. and pitcheil ag. Bethsura 
 
 2 Alac. 12. .‘32. against Gorgias the governor of 1. 
 
 IDUMEA N.s. 
 
 2 Alac. 10. 15. the 1. have gotten into their hands 
 JEA LOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 1. be not 7. over the wife of thy bosom 
 26. 6. a woman that is 7. over another'vvoman 
 37 . 11. not consult, touching her of win.m slieisj’. 
 JEAI.OU.SY. 
 
 2 E.td. 15. 52. wotdd I with ;, have so proceeried 
 Wi.'d. 1 . 10 . the ear of 7 . heareth all things 
 5. 17 . he shall take to him his 7 . for armour 
 J EBU.SI1 E. 
 
 Jud. 5. 16. they cast furih before them the j. 
 JEDUTHUN. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 15. Zacharias and J. of the king’s retinue 
 
 JEOPARD. 
 
 2 Alac. 11. 7 . that they would ;. themselves to help 
 
 IF.OPARDY. 
 
 1 Alac. 6 . 44. put himself in 7 . to deliver his people 
 JEPIIUNNEIH. .See C.ynEB. 
 JEREMIAS, JERE.M Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 28. not regarding the words of pr phet J» 
 .32. yea, J. the prophet lamenteil for lisias 
 
 47 . the words spoken to him by the projihet J. 
 57 . to fulfil the words sixiken by the month of J, 
 2. 1. that he had promised by the mouth of.!. 
 
 2 E.M. 2. 18. I will send my servants Esay and J. 
 Fed. 49 . 6. according to the prophecy rtf J. 
 
 Bar. 6. 1. a copy of an epistle which J. sent 
 2 Mac. 2. 1. that J. the prophet commanded them 
 5. when J. came there, he found an hollow cuv& 
 
 7. which when 1. perceived, he blamed them 
 
 15. 15. J. holding forth his right hand 
 
 ^ JERICHO. 
 
 Eccl. 24.14. I was exalted as a n se plant in .T. 
 
 1 AJac. 9. 50. repaireil the fort in I. and Eimnaus 
 
 16. 11. in the plain of 1. was Ptolemeus 
 
 14. he came down himself to 1. with Ids sons 
 
 2 iliac. 12. 15. did cast down J. in the timeof Joshua 
 
 JEROBOAM. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 23. there was also J. the son of N'ehat 
 JERUSALEM. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 21. Israel that were found dwelling at J. 
 49. the temple which was sanctified in J. 
 
 55. they brake down the walls of .1. 
 
 2. 4. to build him an house at 1. in Jewry 
 5 . if there he any of his people, let him go up to .T. 
 
 4. 43. thy vow which thou hast vowed to build J. 
 Toh. 1.6. I alone went often to J. at the feasts 
 
 7 . another tenth part I spent every year at .1. 
 
 I. 3. 9 . O I. the holy city, he will scourge thee 
 
 16 . for .T. shalt he built up with sapphires 
 
 17 . the s'reets of J. shall lie pa' eti w itb berv 1 
 
 14. 4. J. shall be desolate, and house of God b mt 
 
 5. tliey shall return and build up J. gloriously 
 
 Jttd. 4. 2. they were troubled for ,1. and tlie temple 
 Eccl. 24. 11. gave me rest, and in J. was my power 
 .36. 13. G be inercifnl to 1. thy holy city 
 .50. 27. Jesus the son of .Sirach of J. wrote 
 Bar. 4. 55. ye have grieved J. that nursed you 
 ,30. take a good heart, O .1. be will comfort thee 
 
 5. 1. put of!', O ,1. the garment of thv mourning 
 5. arise, O J. and stand on Idgb, and b'ok aliout 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 12. I remember tlie evils I did at 
 
 7 . 17 . their blood have they shed about J. 
 
 . 39 . so Nicanor went out of .L and pitched tents 
 
 9. 5 . 3 . put them in the tower at ,1. tube kejvf 
 
 10. 31. let 1. also be holy and free, witli borders 
 
 II. 41. would cast those of the tower out of J. 
 
 14. ;56. that were in the city of David in J. 
 
 2 Alac. 1.1. the brethren the Jews tliat be at J. 
 
 9 . 4. spoken proudly, th.-vf lie would come to J 
 
 10. 15. those that w ere haiiislied from 
 
 11. 5. but distant from .1. about five furlongs 
 
 12. 9 . that the light of the tire was seen at J. 
 
 29 . Scytho|iolis lielli 6tXi furlongs from J. 
 
 15. .30. to bring N'icanor's head and hand to -T. 
 
 J ES.SE. 
 
 Eccl. 45.25. the covenant made with David son of J 
 J ES I. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 4. j. not with a rude man, lest ancestors 
 
IMA 
 
 JESU. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 63. with them was Josabad son of J. 
 JESUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 5. J. the son of .losedec son of Saraias 
 
 8. with ,1. Nehernias, and Zacharias, tiieir guides 
 48. then stood up J. tlie son of Josedec, 56.'" 
 
 58. then stood up J. and his sons and l)rethren 
 70. Zorobabel and .1. chief of the families 
 
 6. 2. J. the son of Josedec becan to buihi the house 
 C Lsd. l. 28. tor my son J. shall be revealed 
 .37. J. after him for Israel in the time of Achan 
 Eccl. 46. 1. J. the son of J«laye was valiant in wars 
 4y. 12. so was J. the son of Joseilec, who builded 
 50. C7. J. the son ot Sirach ot Jerusalem 
 51- 1. a prayer of .1. the son of Sirach 
 1 Alac.2. 55. J. for fulfilling word was made a judge 
 JK\v^. 
 
 Esth. 11.3. who was J. and dwelt in the city of Susa 
 Z Mac. 6. 6. or profess himself at all to be a J. 
 
 9. 17 . that also he would fiecome a J. himself 
 _ , JF.WEIXEH. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 11. like seals set in gold, work of the j. 
 
 , _ . JEWRY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1 32. in all .1. they mourned for Josias 
 
 4. 49 . the Jews that went out of his realm up to J. 
 
 5. 8. they returned to the other parts of .1. 
 
 _57. in the second 3 ’ear after they were come to J. 
 o. 1 . the prophets prophesied to the Jews in J. 
 
 8. 81. they have given us a sure abiding in i. 
 
 9. fh there was a proclamation in all ,1. and.Terus. 
 
 oel S3, there was in .1. the prophet Habbacuc 
 ZAlac. 10.24. came as though would take J. by force 
 , ^ Jl'.WS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 21. and the I. held with all Israel 
 
 2. 18. that the I. do build the market-places 
 23. and that the J. were rebellious, and raised 
 
 4. 49 . he. wrote for all the J. that went out 
 50. Edomitesshould give over the villages of the J. 
 o. 1. the prophets prophesied to the J. in Jewry 
 
 8. the ancients of the J. that vvere of the captivity 
 27 . the elders of the .1. to build the house of Lord 
 
 7 . 2. assisting the ancients of the J. and governors 
 
 8. 10. I have given orders that such of the J. 
 
 Estn. 10. 8. assembled to destroy the name of the J. 
 
 16. 15. we find that the .1. are no evil doers 
 
 19 . the .1. may freely live after their own laws 
 ott.f. 4. to him resorted the ,1. because he was more 
 1 Alac. 2. 2.3. came one of the J. in sight of all 
 4. 2. that he might rush in on the camp of the J. 
 
 6. 6. that Lysias was driven away of the J. 
 
 8. .31. on our friends and confederates the .1. 
 
 10. 23. prevented us, in making amity with the J 
 29. now 1 release all the J. from tributes 
 
 11. .3t). and to the nation of the.1. 13. 36. 
 
 3.3. determined to do good to the people of the J 
 47 . then fhe king called to the J. for help 
 14.22. the J. amliassadors came to us, 15. 17 , 
 
 33. but he set a garrison of J. there 
 
 34. but he placevi J. there, and furnished them 
 15. 1. to Simon the priest and prince of the J 
 
 17 . being sent from ^'imon and people of the' T 
 
 Z Mac. \ . \. the brethren the J. that be at J erusaiem 
 7- we the J. wrote unto you in trouble 
 
 3. ,32. had been done to Ileliodorus by the J 
 
 4. 11. the royal privileges granted to the J. 
 
 5. 2.3. a mind against his countrymen the J, 
 
 25. when taking the J. keeping holy-day 
 
 6. 1. to compel the J. to depart from the laws 
 8.1. took such as continued in the J. religion 
 
 10. to make so much money of the captfve J 
 
 9. 4. he thought to avenge on the J. the disgrace 
 
 tnake it acomrnon burying-place of'the j’ 
 
 7 . breathing out hre in his rage against the J. 
 
 19 . Antiochus to the gooil J. his citizens 
 
 10. 29. five men, and two of them led the J 
 
 11. 16. there were letters written to the J 
 
 12. 1. the J. were about their husbandry* 
 
 13. 9. to do tar worse to the J. than had been done 
 
 18. had taken a taste of the manliness of the J. 
 
 19. neth-sura, which was a strong-hold of tlieJ 
 
 14. .5. being asked how the J. stood affected 
 
 6. those of the J. that be called Assideans 
 14. thinking the harm of the .1. to be their welfare 
 •o'- Y , • was called a father of the J 
 
 .38. did jeopard his lile tor the religion of the J 
 
 .39 to declare the hate that he bare to the J 
 
 40. by taking him, to do the J. much hurt 
 
 15. 2. the J. that were compelled to go with him 
 
 12. Onias prayed for the whole body of the T 
 
 IGNORANCE. 
 
 m.sd. 14. 22. they lived in the great war of i 
 17 . 13. countetb the i. more than the cause 
 Eccl. 4. 25. but be abashed of the error of thine i 
 28. 7 . remember the covenant, and wink atf 
 IGN ORAN CE.S. 
 
 \Esd. 8. 75 . our i. have reached up to heaven 
 Toft. 3. 3. punish me not for my sins and i. 
 
 Eccl. 2.3. 2. that they spare me not for mine i. 
 
 .3. lest mine i. increase and my sins abound 
 51. 19. and 1 bewailed mine i. of her 
 IGNORANT, 
 
 l\'t.<td. 1.3.1. vain are all men, who are i. of God 
 14.18. set forward the i. to more superstition 
 Eccl. 5. 15. be not i. of any thing in a great manner 
 „ IGNORANTLY. 
 
 - Mac. 11.31. shall be molested for things i. done 
 
 her an i. word 
 overthrow the thrones 
 
 TjCcI. y. lo. a man of an 2 , toiiijiie is danj^^rous 
 - 9 . 7 . niany have refused to lend forothers Ldealin" 
 
 41. 11. an ». name of sinners shall be blotted out 
 \ Ll^-accordwff. 
 
 ly 2 sd. 18.10. soundt*d an iraccording cry of enemies 
 
 ^ , I.ELUMI^AIED 
 
 tSar, 4. walk in light that thou inayest be i 
 ILLI^MINAJ'ION. 
 
 Eccl. 2o. 11. love of the Lord passeth all things for i. 
 
 J... ^ II.I.USIONS. 
 
 ivtsd. 17 . 7 . as were put down 
 
 2 Esd. 5, 37 . shew me the L of a voice, and declare 
 
 INC 
 
 INH IApocrypha, 
 
 2 Ejsd. 8. 44. so perish, man, who is called thy own i. 
 Wisd. 2. 2.3. made him to be an i. of his eternity 
 7 . 26. and she is the i. of his goodness 
 1.3._ 1.3. and fashioned it lo the I. of a man 
 
 16 . tor it is an i. and hath need of help 
 
 14. 15. when he hath made an i. of his child 
 
 17 . they made an express i. of a king 
 
 15. 4. nor any i. spotted with divers colours 
 5. and so they desire the torm of a dead i. 
 
 17 . 21. an i. of that darkness spread over them 
 IJVIAGERY. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 27 . and give themselves to counterfeit i. 
 IMAtilvS. 
 
 Wisd. 1.5.13. maketh brittle vessels and graven i. 
 
 1 Mac.S. 48. sought to paint the likene.ss of their L 
 5. 68. when he burnt their carved i. with fire 
 
 2 Mac. 2, 2. when they see i. of silver and gold 
 1MA(71N A riON. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 18. a fearful heart in the i. of a fool 
 . 17 . 3. 0 wicked i. whence earnest thou in to cover 
 40. 2. their t. of things to some causeth fear 
 Bar. 1. 22. the i. of his own wicked heart 
 IMAG1NA'JT()N.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. .3. fear not the i. against thee 
 
 16. .54. behold the Lord knoweth their i. 
 
 Wisd. .3.10. shall be punished accoiil. lo theirown a 
 Bar. 2. 8. turn from the a. of his wicked heart 
 ■Saw. 28. full of mischievous i. against .Susanna 
 ^ , I.MAGINE. 
 
 Eccl, 17 . 31 . flesh and blood will i, evil 
 1 Alac. 3. 52. what they i. against us, thou knowest 
 
 IMAGINED. 
 
 against him, and a. vain things 
 IVud. 3. 14. nor a. wicked things against God 
 
 1 Alac. 11.8. a. wicked counsels against Alexander 
 . . IMAGINE I'H. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 16 . in his heart he a. how to throw thee 
 
 16. 23. and a foolish man erring i. follies 
 
 ^ „ IMMORTAL. 
 
 ~ Esd. 7 .13. for the entrances brought i. fruit 
 
 49 . if there be promised us an i. time 
 li isd. 1 . 15. for righteousness is i. 
 
 2.23. tor God created man to be i. and made him 
 4. 1. for the memorial thereof is i. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 30. because fhe son of man is not i 
 IMMORTALLIY. 
 
 2 Esd. 7.4.3. the beginning of the i. for to come 
 8.54. in the end is shewed the treasure off. 
 
 H'l.'cd. .3. 4. yet is their hope full off 
 8.1,3. by the means of her I shall obtain i. 
 
 17 . how that to be allied unto wisdom is f 
 15. 3. yea, to knpw thy power, is the root of f. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 19 . receive the fruit of the tree of f 
 IMMUNIi'Y. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. .34. shall be all the days of f. and freedom 
 13. 34. to the end he shall give the land an f 
 
 IMMUNTllES. 
 
 ^ o f-'rant you many f. and give 
 
 13 . 37 * to connriT^^h^ *. which we have grunted 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 5. in sixth place he f. them understanding 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 12. were with him 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 7. out of the Red sea, a way without f 
 IMPEDIMENTS, 
 
 Jud. 5. 1. and had laid i. in the campaign countries 
 IMPlElY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 42. recorded of his uncleanness and f, 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 38. O Lord, even we all are full of i, 
 
 - Alac. 4. 38. the place where he had committed f. 
 
 IMPIETIES. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 29. when 1 had seen f. without number 
 IMPORTABLE. 
 
 Prayer of Alanass. threatening towards sinners is f 
 IMPO.STllON. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 22. nor any other f. of any of the priests 
 
 IMPOS.SIBLE. 
 
 2 Alac. .3.12. that it was altogether f. such wrongs 
 4. 6. he saw' it f. that the state should continue 
 
 IMPOTENT. 
 
 Bar, 6. 28. but to poor and f. they give nothin®' 
 IMPRISONED. 
 
 Wtsd. 18. 4, they wjere worthy to be f. in darkness 
 IMPRLSONMENT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 24. by penalty of money, or by ». 
 
 ^ IMPUDENCE. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 22. IS full of f. and much reproach 
 IMPUDEN r. 
 
 Eccl. 19.2. he that cleavelh to harlots will become f 
 23.6. give not over me thy servant into an i. mind' 
 
 26. 11. watch over an f. eye, and marvel not 
 29. 14. but he that is f. •w'lll forsake him 
 IMP U1 ED. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 52. it was f. to him for righteousness 
 
 INCOMMUNICABLL. 
 
 Wtsd. 14. 21. did ascribe to slocks the f. name 
 ^ INCENSE. 
 
 2 F.sd. 3, 24. to offer anil oblations to thee 
 Jnd, 9, 1, about time i. ot that eveuinj; was offered 
 If tsd. 18. 21. bringing the propitiation of f. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 16. f. ami a sweet savour for a memorial 
 50. 9. as hre and f. in the censer, and a vessel 
 
 Bar. 1. 10. sent money to buy sin-offerings and i 
 Dan. .3. 15. nor is their oblation, or f. or place 
 
 1 Mac. 1.55. and huriitf. at the doors of their houses 
 4. 49. they brought the altar of f. and the table 
 
 50. and upon the altar they burnt f. 
 
 INCIIAN IMENIS. 
 
 Jl isd. 18. 13. not believe any thing by reason of / 
 INCLOSING. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 34. the king f. the place, made it holy 
 INCON 1 IM'.NCY. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. lo. f. shall he multiplied upon earth 
 INCORRUPIIHLE. 
 
 Tf^isd. 12. 1. for thine f. spirit is in all things 
 18. t 4. by whom the f. light was to be given 
 INCORRUP I'lON. 
 
 I Esd. 4. t 11. to understand the f. that is evident 
 
 II isd. 6. 18. keeping laws is the assurance of f. 
 
 increase . 
 
 1 Esd 9. 7-thereby to f. the sins of Israel 
 Tob. 1 . 7 . the first tenth part of all f. 1 gave 
 
 Eccl. b. 5. a fair tongue will f. kirtd'greetings 
 
 20. 28. that tillefh his lands, shall f. Ins heap 
 23. .3. lest mine ignorances f. and sins abound 
 . 39 . 11. and if he live he shall f. it 
 45. 20. divided to him the first-fruits of the i. 
 
 Bar. 2.34. 1 will?, them, they shall not be diminish, 
 
 1 Alac. 14. 8. Ilie earth gave her i. and trees fruit 
 " Alac. 4. 4. did rage, and i. Simon’s malice 
 
 13. such was the /. of heathenish manners 
 INCREASED. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 6. the sins of their fathers are i. 
 
 5. 2. iniquity shall he t. above that thou -seest 
 7- 41. even so npw seeing wickedness is ». 
 lob. 14. 2. he i. in the fear of the Lord 
 Jttd. 5. 9. Uiey were i. with gold and silver 
 
 16. 2.3. but she a. more and more in honour 
 / '■ thou mayest be a. at thy last end 
 
 1 Mac. 1.40. as had her gloiy.so was her dishonour $. 
 
 2. .30. because afflictions a. sore upon them 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 8. so when Philip saw that this man a. 
 INCREASETH. 
 
 Wtsd. 16. 24. a. his strength against the unrighteous 
 Eccl. .31. 30. drunkenness a. the rage of a fool 
 INCREASING. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 8. a. wonderfully in her changing 
 2 Alac. 4. 50. a. in malice, and being a traitor 
 INCREDULI I'Y. 
 
 Esd. 15. 3. let not the a. of them trouble thee 
 INCURABLE. 
 
 . 12. he smote all Egypt with a. plagues 
 INDEBIED. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 43. flee to temple, being a. to the king 
 INDIA. 
 
 Esib. 1.3. 1. to the princes from I. to Ethiopia 
 1 Alac. 8. 8. the country of I. and Media, and Lydia 
 INDIAN. 
 
 1 Alac. 6. 37 . besides the I. that ruled him 
 INDIFFERENT. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 5. and of merchants a. selling 
 INDIGNATION. 
 
 Z Esd. 8. .30. take thou no a. at them which are 
 Eccl. 5. 6. and his a. resteth upon sinners 
 36. 7* rise up a. and pour out wrath 
 45. 19. in his wrathful a. were they consumed 
 Bar. 2. 20. thou hast .sent out thy wrath and a. 
 EelZS. they took great a. and conspired against king 
 o 49 . priile got strength, and the wrath of a. 
 
 3. 27 . king Antiochus was full of a. 
 
 2 Alac. 4. .35. many other nations took great a 
 INE.S I IMABLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 21, whose throne is a. whose glory 
 
 ..... ineviiable . 
 
 IVtsd. 17 . 14. came out of the bottoms of a. hell 
 INFAMY. 
 
 Ms tsd. 2.12. he objecteth to our a. the transgressions 
 1N E A N J .S. 
 
 7. 27 . not see the death of oui a. before our eyes 
 
 16. 5. make my a. as a prey, my virgins a spoil 
 yy isd. 11 . 7 . commandment whereby i. were slain 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 9 . her a. are slain in the streets 
 
 ^ Alac. 5. 13 there was slaying of virgins and a. 
 0.4. lemfcinberthe wi( kerl slaushter ot harmless i 
 INFIDEUTY. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 44. a. is c^R off^rig^hteousness is grown 
 
 Wisd. 8. 18. in works of her ha'nds are a. rVhes 
 Eccl. 16 .17- such an i. number of creafutes 
 30. 15. and a strong body above a. wealth 
 Prayer of Alanass. of thy i. mercies hast appointed 
 2 Alac. 2. 24. for considering the a. number 
 3. 6. treasury was full of i. sums of money 
 „ „ INFIRMITY. 
 
 ^ Esd. 3. 22. thus a. was made permanent 
 INFIRMLIIES. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 27 . this world is full of unrighteousn. and a 
 ^ , INFLAMED. 
 
 Feel. C8. 10. the ipore they will be i. 
 
 •Sm_v. 8. so that their lust was a. towards her 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 24. Mattathias was a. with zeal 
 INFI.UENCE. 
 
 Jr tsd. 7 . 25. a pure a. from the glory of Almi“hfy 
 
 n . . informed . 
 
 l *• that this man was cause 
 14, 1. Judas was a. that Demetrius had taken 
 ^ IN HA BEE. 
 
 2 Efrf .3. 28. are their deeds better that a. Babylon ? 
 Jttd. 5. 3. w hat are the cities that they a. ? 
 
 14. 4. you and all that a. the coast of Israel 
 IN HA BITAN I S. 
 
 .. Esd. 6. 26. the heart of the a. shall be changed 
 Jnd. 1 10. till you come to all the a. of Egypt 
 
 11. tfie a. of the land made light of the command 
 
 ‘ of land ot Moab 
 ..8. tear tell on all the a. of the sea-coasts 
 
 4. 11. the a. ot Jeru.salem fell before the temple 
 
 5. 4. more than all the a. of the west 
 7- 13. the a. of Bethulia have their wafer thence 
 
 20. vessels ot water tailed all the i. of Bethulia 
 
 8. 11. O ye governors of the a. of Bethulia 
 Jitsd. JZ.Ji. lo destroy those old a. of thy holy land 
 
 1 1***^!^ *• of .lerusalem 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 28. the land also was moved for the 1 
 .38. the a. ot Jerusalem fled liecause of them 
 
 6 12. that I sent to destroy the a. of Judea 
 
 2 Alac. 9 . 2. that t>eiiig put to flight of the 1 
 
 ^ IMIABEIED, 
 
 Z Esd. .3. 25, they that a. the city forsook thee 
 frtsd. 11.2. through the w ilderness that was not a 
 Eccl. 10.3. through prudence the city shall be a 
 38. 32. w ithout these cannot a city he a. 
 
 J3ar. 4. .35. she shnll be i. of <levils tor a time 
 
 f'fy "'fs I. with peace 
 
 9. 1/. uoulcl ^*0 llirou^’h all the world th.tf was i 
 
 12. 13. city was i. by people ot divers countiies 
 
 INHERIT. 
 
 2 Esd. 7. 17. fhe righteous should a. these things 
 6(. the world nut continue w ith them that a 
 Job. 4. 12. and their seed shall i. fhe land 
 Eccl. 4. 1.3. he that lioldeth her fast, shall a. glory 
 16. he shall a. her, and his generation shall hold 
 
 6. 1, tor thereby thou shalt a. an ill name 
 
 10. 11. he shall a. creeping things, beasts, worms 
 
 2 u 2 6o9 
 
^P0CUY1*HA.] 
 
 INS 
 
 JO H 
 
 JOS 
 
 Eccl. 15. 6. she shall cause him i. an ererlast. name 
 39. 23. so shall the heathen i. his wrath 
 44. 21. would cause them to i. h oin sea to sea 
 INHKKI I'ANCF.. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 85. that ye may leave the i. of the land ? 
 
 2 Esd. 6. .59. why do we not possess an i. with world ? 
 
 7. 9. were triven for ». Iiow sitall we receive this i. 
 
 8. 45. and have mercy upon tldne own i. 
 
 'fob. 3. 17 . site l)elon"eth to l ohias by ri^'htof i. 
 
 6. 12. because the right of 1 . doth appertain to thee 
 Jud. 9 . 12. 1 pray thee, O God of the i. of Israel 
 
 13. 5. for now is the time to help thine 1 . 
 
 16. 21. every one leturned to his owm i. 
 
 Esth. 10.12. .so God remembered and justified Ids i. 
 
 13. 15. yea, they desire to destroy the 1 . 
 
 17 . hear my prayer, and be Tiiercif'.il to thine i. 
 
 14. 5. thoutookest Israel for a pet petual i. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 14. an i. in the temple of the Lord 
 Eccl. 9 . 6. not to harlots that thou lose not thine i. 
 
 24. 7 . 1 sought rest, and in whose j. shall 1 abide ? 
 
 12. I took root in the portion of the Lord's 1 . 
 
 20. ami mine j. is sweeter than the honey-comb 
 45.22. howbeit in the land of the peoftle he had no 
 
 f. for the Lord himself is his portion and 1 . 
 25. that the 1 . of the kiim be to his posterity alone, 
 so the ». of Aaron should also be to his seed 
 46. 1. that he might set Israel in their i. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 24. they slew', and spoiled our 1 . 
 
 See Lath EH s. 
 l>JHEKirED. 
 
 Tab. 14.13.he i.theirsubstance and his father Tobit's 
 IMOUll'Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 70 . great men have been partakers of this 1 . 
 72 . assembled to me, whilst 1 mourned for the 1 . 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 2. 1 , shall be increased above that thou seest 
 
 7 . 56. for while we lived and committed t. 
 
 16. 52. t . shall be taken away out of the earth 
 J«rf. 5. 17 . the God thathateth i. was w ith them 
 
 21. but if there be no «. in their nation 
 
 6. 5. hast spoken these words in the day of thine i. 
 Wisd. 5. 23. thus ». shall lay waste the earth 
 iff/. 7 . 2. and 1 . shall turn away from thee 
 i seek not to be judge, not able to take away i. 
 
 10. 7 . and by both doth one commit i. 
 
 17 . 26. turn to Most High, and turn away from i. 
 20.28. that pleaseth great men, get pardon tor 1 . 
 21. 3.all j.is as a two-edged sword,wounds whereof 
 23. 11. that uselh swearing, shall be filled with i. 
 
 27 . 10. as lion for prey, so sin for them that work j. 
 
 41. 18. of i. before a congregation and people 
 49. 2. he took away the abomination of i. 
 
 Bar. i 7 . for we have called to mind all the i. 
 Ban. 3. 6. for we have sinned and committed /. 
 Prayer of Manass. for the multitude of mine i. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 6. all the workers of i. were troubled 
 20. they come against us in much pride anti *. 
 
 9. 23, and there arose all such as wrought i. 
 
 INlQUiriE.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 90 . now are we before thee in our j. 
 
 9. 2. mourning for the great i. of the multitude 
 
 £ Esd. 7 .68. that they which have committed i. 
 
 16. 67. leave off your sins, and forget your i. 
 
 76. and let not your ». lift up themselves 
 
 77 . woe to them that are covered with their i. 
 Prayer of Ma?ia.\s, 1 have sinned, I acknow. mine 
 
 $. forgive me and destroy me not with mine i. 
 IN.IURY. 
 
 2 Mac. 8 . 17 -set before their eyes the /.they had done 
 
 IN.IURIES. 
 
 Eccl. 10.8. because of i. and riches got by deceit 
 IN.IURIOUS. 
 
 £cc/.8.11.rise not up in anger at pres, of an i. person 
 INJUSilCE. 
 
 Eccl. 40.12. all bribery and 1 . shall be blotted out 
 1N^^EH. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 14. I. parts of a fool like a broken vessel 
 1 Mac. 9 . 54. the wall of 1 . court of the sanctuary 
 £ Mac. 9. 5. and sore torments of the i. parts 
 INNOCEMCY. 
 
 Esth. 16. 6. the 1 . and goodness of princes 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 37 . but said, let usdie all in our *. 
 
 60 . Daniel for his i. was delivered from lions 
 
 INNOCEMT. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.8. the i. and riehteous blood crieth 
 9.1 will receive the i. blood frotn among them 
 
 22. my hand shall notspare them that shed i. blood 
 
 Esth. 16. 5. caused many to be partakers of j. blood 
 Eccl. 11.10.if thou meddle much, thou shall not be i. 
 23.11. if he swear in vain, he shall not be L 
 Sus.53. for thou hast condemned the i. albeit the L. 
 saith, the ». and righteous shalt thou not slay 
 62. thus the 1 . blood was saved the ‘ame day 
 
 1 Mac. 1. . 37 . thus they shed i. lilood on every side 
 
 2 Mac, A. 47 . they should have been judged t. 
 
 INNUMLUABLL. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 3. before the 1 . multitude of angels 
 44. immediately there was great and r. fruit 
 Wisd. 7 . 11 . all good things and /.riches in her hands 
 
 18. 12. so they altogether had /.dead with one death 
 Eccl. 37 . 25. but the days of Israel are /. 
 
 £ Mac. 3. 6. the multitude of their 1 iches was *. 
 HSQUISiriOiN. 
 
 ‘2 1'^. 6. 19. and I will begin to make /. ot them 
 El" ’3.24. and/, shall be made of her diiUlren 
 41. there is no /. in the grave 
 INSPIRED. 
 
 Wi.y ■ 5.11. him that /. into him an active soul 
 INSl'RUCr. 
 
 £ Esd. >. .32. angel said, hear me, and I will /. thee 
 
 Eccl .i.hast thou children ' j.tiiem,and bow down 
 
 10.1. a wise judge will t. his people 
 I'N.SrjlUGTED. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 11. desire my word, an<t ye shall be /. 
 Eccl. 26.14.nothing so much w'orth as a mind well /. 
 IN.Sl'RUCrETH. 
 
 £cc/. 37 . 23. a wise man /. his people and fruits 
 INSTRUC'l'lGN. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 27 . the fear of the Lord is wisdom :md /. 
 
 6. 18. my son, gather /. from thy youth up 
 
 8. 8. for of them thou shalt learn /. and to serve 
 
 3.3. 4. and bind up /. and then make answer 
 51. 26. let your soul receive /. she is at hand 
 660 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS. 
 
 Eccl. 44. 4. wise and eloquent in their /. 
 
 INSTRU.MENT. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 9 . nor held sword, noi' any /. of war, 28. 
 Tob. 7 . 14. and did write an t. of covenants 
 Eccl. 43. 2. declaring at his rising a marvellous /. 
 
 8. Iteing an /. of the armies above, shining in 
 2 Mac. 13. 5. it had a l oiiiul 1 . which hanged down 
 INSI'KU.MEN r.S. 
 
 1 E.sd. 4. 63. they feasted with the /. of music 
 5. 2. and with musical /. and tabrets, 59. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 51. engines and /. to cast fire and stones 
 
 9. . 39 . witlulrums and /. of music, and weapons 
 
 13. 42. the people began to write in their t. 
 
 INSURRECnON. 
 
 2 E.sd. 16 . 70 . a great/, on those that fear the Lord 
 2 Mac. 4. .30. they of Tharsus and Mallos made 1 . 
 
 IN 1 ELLIGENCE. . 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 9 . he told him what /. was given of money 
 INTEMPERANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 44. /. is at an end, infidelity is cutoff 
 IN TEMP PRATE. 
 
 Eccl. 23.13. use not thy mouth to /. swearing 
 INTEND. 
 
 2 Mac. 14.8. I the good of my own countrymen 
 INTENDED. 
 
 £.?//<. 13, 4. the uniting of kingdoms honourably /. 
 .'ins. 62. they did in such sort as they maliciously t . 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 5. Jews stood affected, and what they /. 
 INTEN'l'. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 22. to the /. that when we jud^e 
 Bel 32. to the /. they might devour Daniel 
 INTEHPRETATION. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 8. shew me thy servant the /. of vision 
 
 10 . he said to nle, this is the /. of the vision 
 17 . this is the /. 19. 22.1 13. 22, 28. 
 
 13. 15. shew me now yet the /. of this dream 
 21. the /. of the vision shall I shew thee 
 53. this is the /. of the dream thou sawest 
 
 INTERPREI'ATIONS. 
 
 2 E.sd. 12. .35. this is the dream, and these are the 1 . 
 Eccl. 47 . 17 . they marvelled at thee for thy i. 
 
 Interpreted. 
 
 Esth. 11.1. the same, and that Lysimachus had /. it 
 INTERPRETER. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 5. speech, an /. of the cogitations thereof 
 INl'ERRUPi'. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 8. nor /. men in the midst of their talk 
 INTOLERABLE. 
 
 Wisd. 17 .14. sleeping the same sleep, which was 1 . 
 
 2 Mac. 9 .10. no man could carry for his /. stink 
 INl'REAT. 
 
 Eccl. 13.3. the poor is wronged, and he must /. also 
 
 28. 5. who will I. for pardon of his sins t 
 Bar. 6. 41. they /. Bel that he may speak 
 
 1 Mac. 8.18. to /. them they would take the yoke 
 
 INTREATED. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 3. whom they had /. to be gone 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 23. 1 . the Jews submitting himself 
 
 INTREATING. 
 
 Tob. 1. 22. Achiacharus /. for me, I returned 
 INVADE. 
 
 1 Mac. 13.12. removed to /. the land of Judea 
 20. after this came i'ryphon to /. the land 
 
 14. 31. their enemies purposed to /. their country 
 
 15. 40. to provoke the people, and to /. J udea 
 
 INVADING. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 16. sedition among men, and t. one anoth. 
 
 INVENTED. 
 
 Sus. 43. as these men have maliciously /. against me 
 INVENTION. 
 
 Wisd. 14.12. and /. of them the corruption ot life 
 
 15. 4. nor did the mischievous /. of men deceive 
 INVENTIONS. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 5. or ever the /. of them that now sin 
 8. 27 . regard not the wicked /. of the heathen 
 
 1.3. . 37 . rebuke the wicked /. of those nations 
 
 15. 48. hast followed lier that is hated in all her i. 
 
 16. 63. he knoweth your /. and what you think 
 
 INVINCIBLE. 
 
 Jud. 16.13. thou art vvonderful in strength and /. 
 l\isd. 5. 19 . he shall take holiness for an /. shield 
 2 Mac. 1.13. the army with him that seemed 1 . 
 INVIOLABLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 3.12. and the /. sanctity ot the temple 
 INVISIBLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 .5. the Lord smote him with an /. plague 
 INVITE. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 9. so much the more will he /. thee 
 INVIIED. 
 
 Eccl. 13.9. if thou be /, of a mighty man, withdr. 
 INVOCATION. 
 
 2 Mac. 15.26. encountered enemies with /. and pra. 
 INWARD. 
 
 2 Mac. 3, 16. declared the /. agony of his mind 
 INWARDLY. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 26. but I. he is full of deceit '■ 
 
 JOACIM. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. . 37 . the king made J. his brother kingof Jud. 
 
 38. and he bound .1. and the nobles, but Zaraces 
 
 39. five and twenty years old Avas .1. when king 
 43. and J. his son reigned in his stead 
 
 5. 5. and J. the son of Zorobabel, a priest, went up 
 Jud. A. 6. also J. the high priest in .lerusalem 
 8. did as J. the high priest had commanded 
 
 14. J. had his loins girt with sackcloth, and ottered 
 15.8. then J. the high priest came to behold 
 Sus. 1. there dwelt a man in Babylon called J. 
 
 4. J. was a great rich man and had a fair garden 
 
 28. when people were assembled to her husband J. 
 
 29. Susanna, daughter of Chelchias, J. wife 
 03. Susanna, with J. her husband, praised God 
 
 JOEL. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 39 . I will give for leaders, Amos, J. 
 
 JOHN, 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 1. then arose Mattathias, the son of J. 
 
 8. 17 . Judas chose Eupolemus the son ot J. 
 
 9 . 35. now Jonathan had sent his brother J. 
 
 .36. the children of Jambri came and took J. 
 
 .38. they remembered J. their brother and went up 
 
 13.53. when Simon saw that J. was a valiant man 
 16 .1. then came up J. from Gazara and told Simon 
 
 1 Mac. 16.2. called his two eldest sons Judas and J 
 9. but J. still followed after them to (’edrou 
 
 19 . he sent olheis also to Gazara to kill J. 
 
 21. one bad run afore to Gazara, and told J. 
 
 23. as concerning the rest ot the acts of J. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 11. by J. the father of Eupolemus 
 
 11, 17 . J. and Absalom who were sent from you 
 JOIN. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 84. ye shall not j. your daughters to sons 
 
 2 F.sd. 15. 30. with great power come and j. battle 
 1 Mac. 10. 4. before he j. with Alexander against us 
 
 11. l.to get his kingdom, and j. it to his own 
 
 13. 14. that Simon meant to/. battle with him 
 
 JOINED 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 29 . buty. battle with him in the plain 
 Tub. 6. 17 . his heart was effectually J. to her 
 Jud. 14. 10. Achicjr was j. to the house of Israel 
 Eccl.b\. 2l). I have had my heart J. with her 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 1.5. they J. themselves to the heathen 
 
 4. 14. so they j. battle, and the heathen tied, 34. 
 
 1 7 . 43.1 9. 47 .1 10. 49, 53, 78.1 11. 69. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 23. 
 
 6. 21. to whom some ungodly men j. themselves 
 
 8. 1. accept all thatj. themselves to them 
 
 15. 14. when be had j. ships close to the town 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 22. and j. with himself his own brethren 
 
 JOIN ING. 
 
 Su.s. 4. .loacim had a fair garden j. unto his house 
 1 Mac. 10. 26. nowj. yourselves with our enemies 
 JOIN INGS. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 2. as a nail sticketh fast between the>. 
 JOLLllY. 
 
 1 E.sd. 3. 20. it turneth every thought intoy. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 8. thou be not brought down in thyy. 
 
 JONAS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 39 . I will give for leaders, Abdiasand J. 
 Tob. 14. 4. those things which J. spake of Nineve 
 
 8. those things which the prophet J. spake 
 JONA 1 HAN. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 5. called .1. whose surname was Apphus 
 4. .30. into the hands of J. the son of .Saul 
 
 •5. 17 . 1 and J. my brother will go into Galaad 
 
 9 . 19 . J. and Simon took Judas their brother 
 31. upon this.L took the governance upon him 
 33. then J. and Simon tied into the wilderness 
 .35. J. had sent his brother John to pray his friends 
 37 . after this came word to J. and .Simon 
 
 44. then J. said to his company, let us go up 
 48. then J. and they that were with him leaped 
 58. behold, J. and his company are at ease 
 
 10. 3. moreover Demetrius sent letters to .1. 
 
 21. J. put on the holy robe and gathered forces 
 11.6. J. met the king with great pomp at Jopoa 
 
 20. J. gathered together them that were in Judah 
 
 41. in the mean time I. sent to king Demetrius 
 
 44. on this .1. sent him three thousand strong men 
 67 . as for J. and his host they pitched at Genesar 
 69 . men in ambush, all that were of J. side tied 
 
 12. 1. now when .1. saw thaf the time served him 
 3. .1. the high priest and the people sent us 
 
 52. there they tiewailed J. and them with him 
 
 1.3. 11. also he sent I. the son of Absalom 
 19 . I rvphon dissembled, nor would he let J. go 
 23. at Eascama he slew .1. w ho was buried there 
 25. Simon took the bones of J. his brother 
 
 14. 16 . when it was heard that J. was dead 
 
 18. they made with .ludasand J. his brethren 
 .30. after that J. having gathered his nation 
 
 2 Mac. 1.2.3. .1. beginning, and the rest answering 
 
 8. 22. he joined Simon, and .Joseph, and J. 
 
 JOPPA, JOPPE. 
 
 1 Esd. 5.55. bring ceilar-trees by rtoats to haven of J. 
 
 1 Mac. 10 . 75 . and he pitched his tents against J. 
 
 but they ot .1. shut him out of the city 
 76. they let him in, and so Jonathan wonJ. 
 
 11. 6. Jonathan met the king with great pompatJ. 
 
 12. 33. wheiu e he turned aside to J. and won it 
 
 13. 11. he sent Ji nathan w ith a great powei to J. 
 
 14. 5 . so in this that he took J. for an haven 
 .34. moreover, he fortified J. and Gazara 
 
 15. 28. you withhold J. and Gazara, and the tower 
 .35. whereas thou demandest J. and Gazara 
 
 2 Mac. 4.21. he came to J. from thence to Jerusalem 
 
 12. 3. men of J. also did such an ungodly deed 
 
 7 . root out all them of the city of J. 
 
 .10 HAM. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 9 . Assabias, and Gchiel, and J. captains 
 J (J 1< DAN. 
 
 Jud. 5.15. and passing over .1. they possessed all 
 Eccl. 24. 26. abound as J. in the time or harvest 
 1 Mac. 5. 24. Judas ami .Jonathan went over J. 
 
 52. after this went they over J. info the plain 
 
 9 . .34. he came near to J. with all his host 
 
 42. they turned ashie to the marish of J. 
 
 43. he came to the banks of J. with a great power 
 
 45. the water of .Lon this side and that side 
 48.tliev leapt into J. and sw am over to the farther 
 
 baiik, the other passed not over J. unto them 
 JGSABAD. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 63. w ith them were I. and 3Ioeth, Levitei 
 JOS El) EC. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 5. Jesus the son of J. son of Saraias, 48. 
 See Ji-st^s. 
 
 .lOSKPH. 
 
 Eccl. 49. 15. nor was there a man iKirn like to.T. 
 
 1 Mac. 2.53. .1. in time of distress kept commandin. 
 5. 18. so he left .1. son of Zacharias, and Azaria# 
 
 56. J. son of Zacharias. and Azarias, captains 
 60. it was, that .1. and Azarias were put to flight 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 22. to wit, Simon, and J. and Jonathan 
 10 . 19 . 5Jaccabeus left Simon, and J. and Zaccheus 
 
 JOSHUA. 
 
 2Mac. 12.15. whodid cast down Jericho in time of J. 
 JOSIAS.. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.1. .1. held the feast of the passoyer 
 7 . J. gave thirty thousand lambs and kids 
 25. Pharaoh came, and J. went out against him 
 28. howbeit, J. ilid not turn back Ins chariot 
 .32. Jeremy the prophet lamented for .1. 
 
 .33. and everyone of the acts that J.did 
 34. the people made Joachaz the son ot J, king 
 Eccl. 49.1. liie remembrance of J. is like peifume 
 
ISR 
 
 J U D [Apocrvpha 
 
 h'xcl. 49. 4. all except David, Ezekias, and J. were 
 JOURNEY. [detective 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 50. to desire of him a prosperous J. 
 
 Toh. 4. 15. nor let drunkenness f.'o with thee in J. 
 
 5. 16. God send you auood J. God piosper your »' 
 
 21. hisy. shall be prosiwrous, he shall return 
 o. 1. as they went on their j. they came to 1 ijiris 
 
 10.1. and when thedaysot the j. were expired 
 
 11. tlie God or heaven give you a prosperous 
 
 ■X}: )• I’® had given him a prosperous.;. 
 
 f/isd. 1.3. 18. and tor a goralj. he askethof tliat 
 
 18. 3. to be a guide ot the unknown ;. and a sun 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 45. they pursued after them a day’s 
 
 11. 2. whereupon he took hisj. into Syria 
 
 2 Mac.9. 4. his chariot-man to despatch they. 
 
 7. tilled with pri e, commanding to haste they. 
 
 12. 10. were gone in their ,;, towards 1 imotheus 
 
 JOURNEYED. 
 
 1 iliac. 10. 77. he went to Azotus as one that y. 
 
 JOY. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 19. I will fill thy children with .;. 
 
 7. 61. as shall be./, over them that are persuaded 
 Io6. 7. 18. [aird give theey. for this thy sorrow 
 
 8. 17_. finish tlieir life in health witli .;. and mercy 
 ll. 17 . there was.;, amongst all his hrelhren 
 
 13. 10. his tabernacle built in thee again with,;. 
 
 11. all generations shal 1 praise thee with great ; 
 
 W. 12. 14. itshall be rny y. to tivj day of my death 
 I 0 . 11 . then my afflicted shouted lor.?. 
 
 Esth 10 . 1 . 1 , witii anasembly, and;, and gladness 
 13. 17 . turn our sorrow into ;. that we may live 
 
 14.2. all places ofhery. she filled with her torn hair 
 18. nor liad thine handmaid any ;. since the day 
 
 16. 21. God hath turned the day 'to ;. unto thein 
 Jfi.vrf. 8 . 16. hath no sorrow, hut mirth and y. 
 
 -tcc/. 1 . 12 . givethy. and gladness, and a long life 
 
 2.}. and afterwards^, shall sprini'' up to him 
 2 . 9 . that fear 1 ,. hope tor everlasting y. and mer.-y 
 
 3.5. he shall have.;, ot his own children 
 
 4. 12. that .seek to her early shall be tilled withy 
 
 6. 28. and that shall be turned to thy .;. 
 
 .31. sliall put her about thee as a crown ofy. 
 
 15. 6. he shall lindy. and a crown of gladness 
 25. 7 . a man that hath .;, of his children 
 30.1. that he may hav e.;', ot him in the end 
 2. that < hasiiseil) his son, shall have in him 
 lb. there is no,;, above they, of the heart 
 Ear. 2.-23. the voice ot mirth and the voice of y. 
 4.11. withy, did I nourish them but sent them away 
 
 22. andy. is come to me from tiie Holy (?ne 
 
 23. but God will give you to me again wit!)y. 
 
 29. he shall bring you everlasting/, again 
 .36. behold thf-y. that cometh tothee from God 
 
 5. 9 . Hod shal 1 lead 1 srael with ;. in light of g lory 
 
 j- Jiit'ob, pipe ceased 
 
 5. 23. he brought them to Judea with great y, 
 
 54. so they went up to mount Sion with/. 
 
 14. 11. and Israel rejoiced with great ;. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. .30. for the temple was tilled with j. 
 
 9 . 19. wisheth much/, health, and prosperity 
 
 15. 28. returning again w ith/. they knew 
 
 ^ . lOYl’UE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .30. bey. O thou mother with children 
 
 12. .34. he shall make them/, till the coming 
 doh. 8. 16. to be praised, for thou hast made me/. 
 
 13. 10. let liim imtke^. those that are captives 
 Jud. 14. 9. the people made a .;, noise in their city 
 
 ^ ^ .I.OYFULNESS. 
 
 '■ ® the/, of your glory 
 
 /rt.frf. 2 . 9 . let us leav e tokens ot our/, in every place 
 Eccl. 30. 22. the/, ot a man prolongeth his days 
 IRKSOME. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 13 . the discourse of fools is i. and their part 
 IRON, 
 rnsteth.so is his wickedness 
 ..V-. ,5. sand and a mass ot i. is easier to hear 
 «o’ Ho’ thereof is a yoke ofL and made 
 
 .38. 28. the smith considering the i. work 
 39. 26. tire, f. and salt tor the use of man’s life 
 
 17 . he digged the hard rock with i. 
 
 I am bowed down w ifh ?. bands 
 Mac. 11.9. were ready to pierce thro’ walls of 1 . 
 ISAAC. 
 
 2 Eld. 3. 16. and unto liim thou gavest I. and unto 
 T J o I-<*lso thou gavest .Jacob and Ksaii 
 
 Mid. 8. -6. and how he tried 1. and what haptiened 
 EccL 44. 22. with I. did he establish the blessiio' 
 
 Dan. 3.12. mercy notdepart, for thy servant l.sake 
 IS La NILS. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 2.3, by counsel he planteth i. (herein 
 47 . 16. thy name went far unto the ». for thy peace 
 ISLES. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 29 . came to him from 1 . of the sea, bands 
 IL •%. whom he gathered trom i. of the heathen 
 
 14. 5. he made an entrance to the i. of the .sea 
 35. 1. Antiochus sent lettei s trom i. of the sea 
 ^ ISM A El.. 
 
 Jud. 2.23. they spoiled all the children of I. 
 
 , r. . .ISRAEL. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.3. the T.evites, the holy ministers of 1. 
 
 4. serve the I.ord, and minister unto his people I, 
 2.3. J^rd ot 1. the most high Lord mademeking 
 5. 61. because hrs glory is for evei in all 1. 
 
 7. 8. they otiered twelve goats for the sin of all I. 
 
 8. 7 . but taught 1. the ordinances and judgments 
 * 7 . .1 gathered together men of 1. logo with me 
 
 9 . 7 . in marry ing, thereby to increase the sins of 1. 
 00 c ^ have known my nan^e in 1. 
 
 3. 30. that 1. by naine hath kept thy precepts 
 c’ H-’ given up a reproach 
 
 5. 3o. that I might not have seen the toil of 1. 
 
 '5^'’ I’'®’ mark my words, 14. 28. 
 
 T j > ’n ^ good comtort, O 1. be not heavy 
 Jud. 8. .33. the Lord will visit I. by mine hand 
 
 10. L atter she ceased to cry to the God of I. 
 lb. 1. J udas began to sing this thank.sgiving in all I. 
 
 • ^v;.9- iny nation is this 1. which crieth to God 
 9- If thou hast appointed to save 1. 
 
 ^ l.ookest I. trom among all people 
 fee/. 17 . 1 (. but I. is the T^ord’s portion 
 
 24. 8. and let thine inheritance he in I, 
 
 36.12. on I. whom thou hast named thy first-born 
 
 JUD 
 
 37- '5. but the days of I. are innumerable 
 4j. 5. that he mi,ght teach 1. his judgments 
 11. atter the number of the tribes of 1. 
 
 17. that should inform I. in his laws 
 
 46. 1. that he might set 1. in their inheritance 
 
 47 . 11. he gave him a throne ot glory in 1. 
 
 5i). 13. before all the congregation of I. 
 
 Bar.2. 1. pronounced agst. our judges that judged I. 
 3. 1. G God of I. the soul in anguish crieth 
 
 36. and he hath given it to I. his beloved 
 
 4.4. O I. happy are we, tor things are made known 
 5^be ot cheer, my people, the memorial of 1. 
 
 5. 7 . that 1. may go safely in the glory of (iod 
 Uan. 3. 12. mercy not depart for thy holy l.sake 
 Hus. 48. are ye such fools,ye sons of 1. that with¬ 
 out knowledge have condemned a daughter of 1.' 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 2. they fought with clieertulnes.s the 
 
 . , battle of 1. 
 
 4.11. there is One who delivereth and saveth I. 
 
 If^fffTiea, because they besieged 1. 
 i. 5. all the wicked and ungodly men of 1. 
 
 22. .ludah into their power, did much hurt in I. 
 2b. sent Nicanor that bare deadly hate unto I. 
 
 8. 18. the Grecians did oppress I. with seivitude 
 
 9. 21. the valiant man fallen that delivered 1. 
 
 51. that they might work malice upon 1. 
 
 111. 46. remembered the great evil he had done in I. 
 11.23. he chose certain of the elders of 1. 
 
 ffll L made great lamentation 
 13. 4. all my brethren are slain for I. sake 
 41. thus the yoke was taken away from I, 
 
 Ic' I'*"* '’’^8e peace and I. rejoiced with great joy 
 lb. 2, that we have delivered 1. oftentimes 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 25. thou that delivercst 1. from trouble 
 M. receive the sacrifice for thy whole people 1. 
 
 9. J. but the God ot 1. smote them with a plague 
 Lord who had done such great thinjrs tor 1. 
 11. 6. he would send a ,uood anyel to deliver !• 
 
 ^ ^ , ISRAELI I 1,.S. 
 
 Jud. 6. 14. the I. descended trom theircity 
 Bar 3. 4. hear now the prayers of the dead 1. 
 
 1 Mac. 1 43. many I. consented to his religion 
 
 5.5. and drove the I. into secret places 
 58. thusdid they to the I. every month 
 
 •3. 46. the I. assembled themselves together 
 
 ^ I shut up tlie 1. i ound about the sanctuary 
 
 i. ..o. the mischief Alciinus had done amonii the 1 
 , ns IS.SUED. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 36. made a tower out of which they a, 
 
 ^ , .ITERAl'lNG. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 23. or ot a. and speaking again that 
 
 „ .1 U U A. 
 
 ^ Esd. 1. 24. thou .T. wouliist not ohey me 
 ./wa. 14.7. blessed art thou in the tabernacle of J. 
 Eccl. 49. 4. even the kings of .1. failed 
 <5?c'. 56. O thou seed of (Jhanaan, and not of J. 
 
 07. but the daughter of .1. would notabide 
 - blasphemies that were committed in J 
 
 i . 2«. had gotten the land of .1. into their power 
 oO. the land ol J. was in rest a little while 
 , JUDALS.M. 
 
 2 Mac. 2.21. that behaved to their honour for T 
 
 , Tir .IUDAS. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 12 . J. took their spoils, Apollonius’sword 
 
 ,.). the tear ot J. began to tali on nations round 
 
 *4*. when J. saw that iiuseries were multiplied 
 4. o. Oorjrias came by night into the camp of J. 
 Ih. J. returned with his host h*om pursuing 
 -1, the host of J. in the plain ready to fight 
 -3. then J. returned to spoil the tents 
 
 fight against those 
 
 Qcr°’i 8y the way of the wilderness 
 
 .58. .1. sentmp to espy |i .39. .1. went to meet 
 could they stand any longer before J 
 48. J. sent unto them in peaceable manner 
 b[. because they were not obedient unto J. 
 
 6b. afterw ard went .1. forth w ith his brethren 
 
 ■ purposing to destroy them, called people 
 o'cu 1. and his host entered into battle 
 
 7 . 6. and his hretliren have slain tliy friends 
 10. they sent messengers lo J. and his brethren 
 ^.5. J. went out into all the coasts of ludea 
 ■IP- but J. pitched in Adasa with .3000 men 
 
 8. 2. .1. had beard of the fame of the lloiUHns 
 
 9. <. .1. tlieretore saw that his host slipped aw ay 
 1.5. they of .1. side sounded their trumpets also 
 18. J. also was killed, and the remi.ant tied 
 
 28. tor this cause J. friends came together 
 .ll.^.lonathan rose up in.stead of his brother J. 
 
 11. ((>. J. the son ot Cal phi, a captain was left 
 '' A,, J. heal'd of his cruelty done 
 
 *8. whenJ. had called upon Almighty God 
 89- J - came to take up the bodies of the slain 
 4,. J. exhorted the people to keep from sin 
 ^'1 Antiochus was coming 
 
 K. .1. commanded thej should be in readiness 
 . 0 . J conveyed such thiiiL's as were necessary 
 ... the king (ought with .1. and was overcome 
 oA '• "as informed ll It), as long as .1. liveth 
 .P'^^ced armed nun in convenient places 
 15. .6, but J. encountered the enemies with prayer 
 Hee M AC(;.\BEIJS. 
 
 ^ JUDEA. 
 
 1 E.iJ. 1. 26. what to do with thee, O king of J. 
 
 4. 4.y. when .1. was made desolate bv the Chaldees 
 lol). 1. 18. when he lied from J. 1 iruried tliem 
 Jud. 3. 9. over-against Esdraelon, near unto J. 
 
 4. 7- by tliem there was an entrance into .). 
 
 8. 21. it we be taken so, all .1. shall lie waste 
 11 . 19 . I will lead thee through the midst of .F. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 5 . that went against the land of.l. 48. 
 
 9. 1. sent tliem info the land of J. the second time 
 U). .30. they shall not be taken of the land of.l. 
 
 11.28. that he would make J. free from tribute 
 
 12. 35. about building Strom: hohis in 13. .33. 
 
 13. 1. a great host to inv ade the land of J. 12. 
 
 14. .33. .Simon fortified the cities of ,1. 
 
 15. .30. of the places without the borders of J. 
 
 40. came to invade J. 1141. on the ways of.l. 
 
 16. 10. he returned into the land of J. in peace 
 
 2 Mac. 5. II. bethought that J. had revolted 
 
 11. 5. he came to J. and drew near to Bethsura 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 1. was coming with great power into J. 
 JUDGE. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 18. if thou wert j. betwixt these two 
 
 7 . 19 . he said to me. there is no /. above God 
 
 8. 18. the swiftness of the/, that is to come 
 
 14. .'52. forasmuch as he is a righteous/. 
 
 16. 67 . behold, Go(| himself is the/. fear him 
 
 Jud. 7 . 24. God he/, between us and you 
 Hisd. 9. 7. to be/, of thy sons and daughters 
 
 15. 7- ot either SOI t, the potter himself is the ;. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 6. seek not to be/, being not able to take 
 
 8. 14, go not to law with a/. for they will jud-'e 
 It). 1. a wise/, will instruct his people “ 
 
 2. as the/, of the people is himself, so are officers 
 .35. 12. tor the I/ird is/, with him is no respect 
 
 41. 18. of an offence hetbre a /. and ruler 
 Bar. 6. 14. as though he were a.;, of the country 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 55. Jesus was made a in Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 6. calling on God the righteous ; 41 
 JUDGE, Vert). 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 9 . the three princes of Persia shall /. 
 
 8. 23. they may ,;. in all -Syi ia and Phenice 
 2. 20./. tor the fatherless, eive to the poor 
 
 IViid. .3. 8. they shall/, the imlions have dominion 
 
 9. 12. then shall 1 /. thy people righteously 
 12. 21. vvith circumspection didst thou ; tliy sons 
 
 22. that when we/, we should carefully think 
 Eccl. 4. 15. who gives ear to her shall /. the nations 
 
 8. 14. they will /. for him according to his honour 
 
 11. 28./. none blessed before his death 
 .31. 15./. of thy neighbour by thyself, be discreet 
 35. 17 . the Most High shall behold to.;, righteously 
 45. 26. wisdom to/, his people in ri'ghteousness 
 
 Bar. 6. 54. iieilher can they /. their own cause 
 64. are able neither to/, causes, nor do good to men 
 
 1 7 . 42./. him according to his wickedness 
 " Mac. 6 . 12 . but that they/, those punishments 
 
 ^ JUDGED. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 49 . hast not/, thyself worthy to he much 
 
 11. 41. the earth hast thou not/, with truth 
 
 12. 9. thou hast/, me worthy to shew me last times 
 ll tsd. 6. 4, you have not/, aright nor kept law 
 
 10. that keep lioliiiess holily shall be/, lioly 
 
 11. 9. knew liow the ungodly were/, in wrath 
 
 12. 22._vvhen we ourselves are/, look for mercy' 
 
 L ed. 25. 7 . nine things wliich I have /, to be happy 
 26. 26. that hoiioureth, shall he/, wise of all 
 35 . 19 . fill he have/, the cause of his people 
 Bar. 2. 1. pronounced against our judges that/ Isr. 
 
 . Mac. 4. 47 . should have been /. innocent 
 
 9. 15 /. not worthy 30 much as to be buried 
 
 11.36. such things as he/, to be referred to kings 
 ^ . JUDGES. 
 
 I Esd. 2. 17 . the/, that are in Celosyria and Phenice 
 
 8. 2.5. and thou, J'.sdras, ordain ;. and justices 
 
 9. 13. with them rulers and/, of every place 
 
 lyisd.l. 1 . love righteousness, ye that be/, of earth 
 
 0. 1. learn, ye that be /. of the ends of the earth 
 Eccl. 10. 24. great men and/, shall be honoured 
 38. :53. they shall not sit on the/. seat nor iinders. 
 Bar. 2. 1. pronounced against our/, that judged Isr. 
 Hus. 5. two ot the ancients of the people to be/, from 
 ancient/, who seemed to govern the people 
 
 41. as those that were elders and/, of the people 
 
 4- 20. but wily/, thou not thyself also? 
 
 Jo/>. 3. 2. and thou/, truly and justly forever 
 
 II tsd. 12. 18. thou mastering thy power with 
 
 „ , . JUDGE! II. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 12. he/, a man according to his works 
 „ , ^ • JUDGING. 
 
 Est/i. 16. 9. and always ;. things that are evident 
 , .jUDGMEN'l'. 
 
 I Esd. 3. 15. sat him (lown on the royal seat of/. 
 
 4. 40. jior in her/, is any unrighteousness 
 
 said, thou hast given a right/. 
 
 5. 3t. while 1 labour to seek out part of his/! 
 
 40. even so canst tliou not find out my /. 
 
 42. he said to ine, I will liken my/, to a ring 
 
 43. that thou mighfest shew thy /. the sooner 
 
 7 . 33. the Most High shall appear on the seat of/. 
 34.,;. only shall remain, truthshall stand and faith 
 
 8. _ 12. and thou reformedst it with thy /. 
 
 .58. not think on them lliat sinned before/. 
 
 61 . and therefore is my /. now at hand 
 
 11. 46. may hope for the/, of him that made her 
 1-. 33. he shall set them before him alive in /. 
 
 .34. ijiake joyful until the coming of the <lay of/. 
 14. .35. aMei'death shall /. come, when live again 
 Jud. 16 . 17 . the Lord will take vengeance in day otV. 
 Ella. 10.11. two lots came at the day of/. before Go(i 
 
 II i.id. 5. 18. put on true/, insfearl of an helmet 
 
 6. o. a sharp/, shall be to them in high places 
 
 8. 11. I shall he found of quick conceit lu/. 
 
 9 . 3. and execute/, with an upright heart 
 
 5. too young tor the understanding of/. and laws 
 
 12. 12. or who shall withstand thy j.? 
 
 1.3. thou mightest shew that thyj. is not unrighte. 
 
 2.5. (o ttiem didst send a /. to mock them 
 Co. they shall feel a/, woithy of God 
 
 16. 18. they were persecuted with the/, of God 
 Eccl. 3. 24. an evil suspicion hath overthrown their/. 
 
 4. 9. be not faint hearled when thou sittest in 1 . 
 
 11. 9. and sit not in/. with sinners 
 16. 26. the works ot the Ixcrd are done in 
 
 18. 20. before/, e.xamine (liyself, and find mercy 
 
 19. 25. there is one that turns aside to make.;, ap- 
 
 l)ear, there is a wise man that justilieth in/. 
 
 20. 4. so is he that executetli/. with violence 
 2L 5. and his/, cometh speedily 
 
 2.5. 4. (1 how comely a thing is ;. for gray hairs* 
 
 32. 3. speak, thou elder, hut with sound /. 
 
 16. tjiey that fear the- Ixml shall find /. 
 
 .3,5. H. not depai't,till the Mo-.t High execute/ 
 
 38. 22. rememher iny/. for thine also shall he so 
 33. shall not sit in judge’s seat, nor understand 
 sentence ol j. they cannot declare justice ancJ j. 
 
 42. 2. and ot/. to justify the ungodly 
 
 43. 13. and sends swiltly the lightnings of his/. 
 
 45. U). with a hreasliilaip of/, and with Urim 
 48. 7 . who heanlest in Horeb the/, of vengeance 
 
 10. to pacify the wrath ot the Lord’s /. 
 
 661 
 
Apocrypha.] JUS 
 
 KEP 
 
 KIN 
 
 Dan. 3.5. Oiou hast executed truej. accord, to truth 
 and j. didst thou In itig these things on us 
 
 8 . every thin”: thou hast done, hast done in ti ue,;'. 
 49. return again to tlie place otj. 
 
 5 .'>. tor thou hast pronounced talse j. 
 
 1 AJac. 2. 24. to sliew his anger according Xoj, 
 
 29. many tliat sought alter justice andj. 
 
 6 . 22 . Iiow longr will it he ere thou execute^. 
 
 2 l\/ac. 7 3.0. thou hast not esca[)cd.j. i talmighty O. 
 
 30. but thou thro' the y. oftiod shalt receive just 
 9.4. to despatch the^'. of (Jod now tollowing him 
 
 !(!. for the jtist J. of Ood was come upon him 
 
 13. 26. Lysias went u|> to the J. seat, Said as mud) 
 .lUDtiMKN I .S. 
 
 £ F.sd.T. .30. into silence, like as in the formery. 
 
 Tod. 3. 5. and now th> j. are niaiiy and true 
 Jvd. 9.6. and thy j. are in thy foreknowledge 
 Wisd. 12 . 10 . hut executing thj j. on them fty little 
 
 17 . I. great are thy.;, and cannot he exitressed 
 Deal. 17 . 12. and he shewed them his,;. 
 
 18. 14. and that diligently seek after his ,;. 
 
 45.5. teach Jacob his covenants, Israel iiis.;. 
 
 17 . he gave him authoiity in the statutes o\ j. 
 Dan. 3. 4. thy ways are right, and all thy 7 . truth 
 iiuJi, 9 . not look to heaven, nor remember just j. 
 
 .1 UDI I II. 
 
 Jud. 8 . l.at that time J. heard thereof, 9. 
 
 4. so .1. was a widow it) her house three years 
 32. then said .1. untolliem, hearme,at)d 1 will do 
 
 9 . 1 . then J. fell upot) her face and put ashes on her 
 
 head, .). cried with a loud voice, a))d said 
 
 10. 10 . J. went out, she and her maid with her 
 23. when .1. was conie hefore him ami servants 
 
 11. 5. .1. said, receive the words of thy ser'at)t 
 
 12. 2 . J. said, 1 will not eat thereof, lest offence 
 
 4. then said J. to him, as thy soul liveth 
 
 14. then said .1. to htm, who am 1 now , that I 
 
 16. now when .1. came in and satdowm, I lolofernes 
 
 18. soj. said. 1 will drink now, my lord 
 
 13. 3. ,1. had commanded her ntaid to stand within 
 
 4. J. standing by his hed, said in her heart, () Lord 
 
 11 . then said . 1 . afar off to watchmen at the gate 
 
 14.1. then said .l.to tliem, hear me, my bi'ethren 
 
 7. Achior fell at ,1. feet and reverenced her 
 
 8 . J. declared unto him all that she had done 
 
 14. for i)e thought that he had slept u ith .1. 
 
 I . 7 . he went into the tent where I. lodged 
 
 15. 8 . .Foacim came to see I. and to salute her 
 
 II. they gave unto J. Uolofernes his lent 
 
 16. 1 . then J. began losing iliis thanksgiving 
 
 2 . J. said, begin unto my (loil with timbrels 
 
 7 . but J. the daughter of Meraii weakenerl him 
 
 19 . J. also dedicated ad the stuff of Jlolofernes 
 24). and J remained with them tliree months 
 
 21. and J. wentto Bethulia, and remained in her 
 
 25. none made Israel afraid in the days of J. 
 JUPIIKU. 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . 2. and to call it the temi'le of J. Ol 3 ’mpias 
 and in Garizim of.), the defender of strangeis 
 J URY. See J liWit Y. 
 
 JUS 1. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 39. but she doeth the things that are 7 . 
 
 2 Birf. 8 . 33. the,;. who have man.v good works 
 
 10. 16. the determination of God to be 7 . 
 
 Tob. 3. 2. G Lord, thou art ;. and all thy works 
 
 13. 13. reioice and he glad for the childien of the 
 j. shall be gathered and bless the Loi d of they. 
 
 14. 9 . and shew thyself mercifid and .;. 
 
 £.(//). 16. 15. the Jew slice by niost.; laws 
 
 H'isd. 2. 16 . pronounceth the end of.; to he blessed 
 18. ifthe.;. inan be son of God, he will help him 
 
 11 . 9. thirsting in another manner than the 7 . 
 
 12. 19 . that the .;. man should he merciful 
 14. 31. but it istliej. vengeance of sinners 
 
 Eccl. 9 . 16 . let.;, nien eat and drink with thee 
 
 16. 3. for one that is .;, is better than a thousantl 
 .35. 7- the sacrifice of a ,;, man is acceptable 
 Ear. 6. 73 . better is thej. man that hath no i 'ols 
 Sus. 9. they miglit not remember j. judgments 
 Prayer of Manass. thou, O Lord, that art the God 
 of thej. hast not ap|)ointed repentance to the .;. 
 2 Mac. 7.36.slialt receiv e.;.|>unishment for thj pride 
 
 9. 18. they, judgment of God was come on tiim 
 
 JUS I IGL. 
 
 Tob. 1 . 3. I walked in the way of truth and 7 . 
 
 13. 6 . O ye sinners, turn and do.;', hefore him 
 
 14. 7. all those who love God in truth and.;. 
 psth. 16 . 4. they think to escape, the ;, of God 
 /'Lf.vr/. 8. 7 . she teacheth prudence, ;, and fortitude 
 peel. 16. 22 . who can declaie the works of his,;. ? 
 
 32. 16 . that fear the Lord shall kindle ;, as a liglit 
 38. .33. they cannot dec lai e 7 . and judgment 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 29 . many that sought after,;, and judg¬ 
 
 ment went down into the w ilderness to tiwell 
 ^ 7 . 12. assemble acomtiany ofSdiheslo require.;. 
 
 8 . 32. if they complain, we will do themy. 
 
 14. 35. for they, and faith he kept to his nation 
 
 2 Mac. 8 . 1.3. they that distrusted the of God 
 
 10. 12. choosing rather to do ;. to the Jews 
 
 JUS I'lCI'.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 8 . 23. thou Esdras, orilain judges and j. 
 
 .lUSIIFY. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 18. whom wouldstthou begin to,;.’' 
 peel. 7 . 5 . 7 '. not thyself before the Lord, boast not 
 
 10. 29. who will.;, him that sinnelli ag. his soul? 
 13. 22. things not bespoken, yet men ,;, him 
 42. 2. and of judgment to.;, the ungodly 
 J US n MED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 12. 7. if I mn.;. with thee before others 
 E.ftli. 10. 12. so God.;, his inheritance 
 peel. 1. 22. a furious man caiiiiot hey. 
 
 18. 22. and defer not until tieaih to lie,;. 
 
 31. 5. he that loveth gold sliall not bey. 
 
 jysriMEriL 
 
 peel. 19 .25. there is a wise man that 7 . in judgment 
 JUSI'LY. 
 
 Tob. .3. 2. thou judges! ti uly and J. for ever 
 4. 6. doings shall succeed to all them that live y'. 
 H'i.<d. 14. .30. for both shall thej’ he ,;, punished 
 
 19. I.3.the,v suffeiedy. accord, to theii wickedness 
 2 Mac. 7- .38. that is,;, bi'oiight on all our nation 
 
 9. 6. and that mosty. for he had tormented other 
 
 662 
 
 2 Mac. 13.7. hav. no burial in earth, and that mosty. 
 IVY. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.7* go io procession to Bacchus,carrying i. 
 
 K. 
 
 KADI’.S. 
 
 Jud. 1. 9. Chellus,anil k. and the river of Egypt 
 KLEL. 
 
 IFi.sd. 5. 10. the path-way of the i. in the waves 
 K EE1>. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 11. these f. watch round alxmt him 
 
 2 J'sd. 1.24. that they mayM. niy statutes 
 
 2. 22. the old and young within thy walls 
 
 4. 40. ask of her, it her womb may b. the birth 
 8 . 27 . those that thy testimonies in afilietion 
 
 10. 15. tlierefore k. thv soiiow to thyself 
 
 12. .38. whose hearts may k. these secrets 
 
 13. 42. they might heie k their statutes 
 
 14. .3 ). received the law of life, which they k. not 
 15.24. woe to them that/.-, not my commaixlments 
 
 ;}2. iltese shall he troubled and in silence 
 'J'ob. .3. 15. to whom 1 may k. myself tor a wife 
 
 5. 21. the good angel will k. him comiiany 
 It. 9. but k. thou the law and commandments 
 
 .hid. 4. 7 . to k. tlie passages of the hill-country 
 
 7 . 12. remain in camp, k. all the men of thy army 
 JVi.ul. 6. Iti. for they that k. holiness holily 
 
 17 . 4. nor might the corner k. them fiom fear 
 Eccl. 1 . 26. if thou desire wisdom k. commandments 
 2. 15. and tliey that love him will k. his ways 
 
 6. 26. and her ways with all thy powei' 
 
 7 . 22. if they he for thy protit, k. ihem with thee 
 
 8 . 17 . consult not ti fixil, he cannot /(■.counsel 
 
 9 . 13. k. tar trom tlie man that hall) jiower to kill 
 
 15. 15. to k. the cotnmandments and to perform 
 
 17 . 22. he will k. the good deeds of man as apt)le 
 
 25. 16 . than to k. house will) a wicked woman 
 
 26. 10. k. her in straitly , fist she aliuse heiself 
 19 . my son, /■. tlie flower of thine age sound 
 
 28. 1. he will surely A-. Iiis sins in remembrance 
 
 29. 3. k. tliy word, and deal taithfully with him 
 . 37 . 12. wliom tlioii knowest to k. the commandm. 
 . 39 . 2. he will k. the sayings ()f the |•enownell men 
 
 41. 14. my children k. my discipline in peace 
 
 42. 11. /•. sure watch over a shameless daughter 
 Bar. 4. 1. ali they that k. it shall come to life 
 
 6. .35. tho’ a man make a vow to them and k. it not 
 59. to k. such things sate as he thei ein 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 61 . they set there a garrison to k. it, and 
 
 fortified Rethsura, 6. .50. | II. .3. 1 12. .34. 
 7 . 49 . they orilained U>k. yeai ly this (iay 
 
 8. 26. but they shall k. theii covenant 
 
 10. 20. take our part, ami /•. frienilship with us 
 13.48. but such men there, as would k. the law 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 9 . see ye X-. the feast of tabernacles 
 
 18. we aie puriiosed to k. the purification of the 
 temple, might/(■. it as the feast of tabernacles 
 
 .3. 22. to k. the things committed of trust safe 
 
 6. 6. for a man to X. the sabbath-days, 11. 
 
 11. 19 . if then y ou will X-. yourselves loyal 
 24. iiad rather k. theii- own manner of living 
 
 12. 42. the people to /(■. themselves from sin 
 
 KEI-PEIi.S. 
 
 1 E.sd.B. 19 . commanded the k.of the treasures 
 Esth. 12.1. twoeuniichsofthe king and k. of palace 
 K LLP I'.ST. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 7 . the fortresses thou k. in thy hands 
 
 K LEPEI Il. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 9. that which k. and is kept, shall both 
 Eecl. 12. 6. k. them against the day of punishment 
 
 20. 5. there is one that k silence, and is w’ise 
 6. and some k. silence, knowing his time 
 
 21. 11. he that/-, the law of the Lorrl, ,35. 1. 
 
 2.3. 7 . he that k. it, shall ne\ er be taken in his lips 
 29. 1. strengtheneth his hand, k. commandments 
 Bar. 6. 70 . as ascareciow in a gai'den k. nothing 
 KLEPIML 
 
 IVisd. 6. 18. love is the/-, of her laws 
 Eccl. .32. 23. for this is k. of the commandments 
 40. 6. he is in his sleep, as in aday of /-, watch 
 42. 6. sure /-. is good where an e' il wife is 
 2 Mac. 3. 40 . conceiiiii g the /'. of the treasury 
 
 5. 25. when taking the lews k. holy-day 
 K EP'l'. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.20. such pa.ssover was not/'. in Israel since 
 .3. I men of the guard that k. the king’s body 
 
 4. 56. to give to all that/-, the city, pensions 
 
 7 . I 1. they k. the feast of nnleav ened bread 
 
 2 I'.sd. .3. .35. who hath so k. thy commandments 
 .36. that Israel by name hath /-. thy [irecepts 
 
 8. 9. but that which keepeth and is/, be preserved 
 
 9. 21. I ha'e k. me a grape of the clu.ster 
 
 22. and let my vraiie be /. and my plant 
 
 32. our fallows who receiv ed the law, /-. it not 
 
 33. they k. not the thing that w as sown in them 
 
 12. 21. four shall be /-. until their end begin to 
 
 apin'oach, but two shall be/-, unto the end 
 .30. they whom the Highest hath / .to their end 
 .32. the anointed which Highest hath /-, for them 
 
 13. 2.3. he that shall endure hath k. himself 
 
 26. the same whom Hod hath k. a great season 
 42. which they iii-' ei k in their own laini 
 14.31. ye have not/, ways God commanded you 
 31. if reform your hearts, ye shall be /■ alive 
 'lob. 11. 19 . 1 ohias’ wedding was k seven day s 
 .hid. 6. 12. /-. them fr in coming up, by casting 
 8. 26. to .lacob w hen he /-. the sheep of I ahaii 
 
 13. 16 . w'hohalh/-. me in my way that 1 went 
 Wisd. 6. -1. Inive not judged aright, ik'I- /. the law 
 
 10. .5. X. him strong against his tender ccimpassion 
 
 12. she X. him safe from those that lay in w ait 
 
 14. 16. an ungodly custom wasX. as a law 
 
 24. they X. mdlher lives nor marriages undetiled 
 
 17 . 16 . whosoe' er fell down, was straitly X. 
 
 19 . 6. thy chihlren might be X. w ithout hurt 
 Eccl. 11. 30. like as a partridge X. in a cage 
 44.20. who/-, the law of the Most High 
 
 Dan. 3. 7- not obeyed commandinents, norX. them 
 
 14. we be X. under this day in all the world 
 l^rayer of AJanass. nor 1 thy commandments 
 
 1 Afac. .3. 45. and aliens k. tlie strong hold 
 
 4. 56. so they k. the dedication of the altar 
 59 the days should be X. in their season 
 
 7 . 48. they k. that day, a day of great gladness 
 
 8. 12. but with their friends they k. amity 
 
 10. 26. whereas you have k. covenants with us 
 11.46. but they of the city X. the passages 
 
 13. 52. that that day should be X. every year 
 14 .35. for the faith whi -h he X. to his nation 
 
 2 Aiac. 1. IP. the priests hid it where they X. it sur 
 
 2. 12. so .Solomon X. those eight days 
 
 3. 1. and the laws were X. very well 
 
 15. things given to be X. that they should be pre- 
 ser\ ed for such as committeii them tej be X. 
 19. virgins that were X. in ran to the gates 
 
 6. 7. and when the least of Ba- chiis was X. 
 
 8. 3.3. at such time as they X. the feast for victory 
 10. 6. and they X. eiglit days with gladness 
 
 15. the Idiimeans X. the .lews occupied 
 
 17 . they X. oft all that fought on the wall 
 
 27 . drew near to enemies, they X. by themselves 
 
 15. .3. who commanded the sabbath-day to be X. 
 
 4. who commanded the seventh day to be X. 
 
 MU. 
 
 Tob. 2. 12. they gave her also besides a X. 
 
 13. 1 said unto her, from whence is this X. ? 
 
 M US. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 3. David played with lions as with X. 
 
 K 11.1.. 
 
 1 Esd. A,"!, if he commamled to X. they X. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 18. why brought into this wildern. toX. 11 s? 
 Jud. A. 22. the people spake that he should /. him 
 
 7 . 13. so shall thirst X. Ihem, and they give up 
 16 5. he woiihl X. my young men with the sword 
 
 Eccl. 9- 13. from the man that hath jiower to X. 
 
 1 AJac. 12. 40. take Jonathan, that he might X. him 
 
 16. 19 . he sent others to Gazai a to X. John 
 
 Kl I,LED. 
 
 Tob. 1. 18. Sennacherib in his wrath X. many 
 
 21. two of his sons X. him, and they fled 
 .3. 8. w hom Asmodeus the evil spirit had X. 
 
 7 . 8. and after they had X. a ram of the flock 
 
 ./?/</. 2. 25. Uolofernes he X. all that resisted him 
 IVtsd. 12.6. i>arenl3 that X. with their own hands 
 
 16. 9 . for them the bitiiigs of grasshoppeis X. 
 Eccl. 30.2.3. for sorrow hath X. niaiiy, no profit 
 
 1 Mac. “2. 25. also the king’s commissioner he X. 
 
 5. 31. there wei e /.. of them that day abiiut 8000 
 
 9. 18. Judas also w'as X. and the remnant tleci 
 
 2 Mac. A. 42. him they X. be side the treasury 
 
 10. 17 . they X. no fewer than twenty thousand 
 .30. so that being full of trouble, they were X. 
 
 35. with fierce courage X. al. they met withal 
 . 37 . and X. I imotheus that was hid in a pit 
 
 14.2. Demetrius had X. Antiochus and Ly sias 
 klLLElH._ 
 
 Wisd. 16 . 14. a man indeed X. through his nialice 
 Eccl. .34. 20. iis one tli:it X. the son before his father 
 KILLING. 
 
 2 Alac. 5 . 13. thus there w:is X. of young and old 
 
 12.23. Judas also X. those wicked wretches 
 
 KIND. 
 
 Wisd. 7. 23. X. to man, stedfast,sure, free from care 
 Eccl. 6. 5. fair tongue w ill increase X. greetings 
 K1NDNL..S.S. 
 
 Eccl. .30. 6. one that shall requite X. ro friends 
 .36. 2.3. if there be X. and (omfort in her tongue 
 . 37 . 11. nor with an unmerciful man touching X. 
 Van. 3. 19 . but deal with us after thy loving X. 
 KIND. 
 
 WiM. 14. 26. changing of X. disorder in marriages 
 
 18. 12. innumeiable deiid with t/ne X. of death 
 
 19 . 6. the creature in bis proper X. was fashioned 
 
 18. elements w ere changed by a X. of harmony 
 21. nor melted the icy X. of heavenly meat 
 
 Eccl. 13. 16 . all flesh consorteth accoriling to X. 
 
 2 yi7«c, 11 . 31. Jews shall use their own X. of meats 
 KINDS. 
 
 E,ccl. 36. 19. the palate tastelh divers X. of venison 
 43. 25. therein be varietv of all X. of beasts 
 KIN DLL. 
 
 Eccl. 8.10. X. not the coals of a sinner lest be burnt 
 28.8. for a furious man will X. strife 
 .32. 16 . and they sluill X. justice its a light 
 KINDLED. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.23 consumed sinners like straw that is X. 
 
 16 . 15. the fire is X. and shall not be put out 
 68. the wrath of a great multitude is X. 
 
 .hid. 7 5. when they had X. fires on their towers 
 Wt.sd. 17 . 6 . a fire X. <)f itself, vei-y dreadtul 
 Eccl. 9 . 8. for hei ewitb love is X. as a tire 
 
 11. .32. of a spark of fire a heap of coals is X. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. .32. this done, there was X. a flame 
 
 4. 38. Antioi bus being X. with anger 
 
 See I'lKH. and Fl.ame. 
 
 Kl NDLEI'H. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 11. an hastv contention X. a fire 
 KINDLING. 
 
 2 Akac. 10.36. X. fires, but nt the blasphemers alive 
 KIN DLY. 
 
 2 l/flT. 9 . 21. would have remembered X. yourhon. 
 
 13.23. honoured the temple. :md dealt X. w ith pla»:e 
 
 KIN DKED. 
 
 1 Esd. 5 5. out of the X of Pliares of tribe of Juda 
 Tob. 1. 9 . 1 married />\nna of mine own X. 
 
 It), my X. did eat of the breati of the Gentiles 
 
 4. 12. tliat they all married wives of their o-wn X. 
 
 5. 11. I would know, brother, thy X. an/l name 
 
 6. 11. seeing thou only art of her X. 
 
 15. the precepts which thy father gave thee, that 
 thou shouldst marry a wife of thine own X. 
 .hid.S. 2. Matiasses was of her tribe and X. 
 
 16 17- w oe to tbe nations that rise agamst my X. 
 24. gave goods to the nearest of X. Maiiasses, and 
 to Ihem that were nearest of he)- X. 
 Eccl. 16 . 4. the X. of the wicked shall become desol. 
 
 22. 10. children do stain the nobility ot theii' X. 
 ■S«.f..3t). she came with her children and all her X. 
 
 6.3. with .loacitn her husband and all the X. 
 K1.N(L 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 7 . these were given of the X. allowance 
 26. what have 1 to do with thee, O X. of Juds 
 
KIN 
 
 KNO 
 
 K N O [Apocrypha 
 
 £sd. 1. S4. the people made i. instead of Josias 
 3y. Joacim, when he was made i. - 13 . 
 
 *2. 24. now we do declare to thee, O lord the i. 
 
 3. 8. and laid it under k. Darius his i)illow 
 9- when the is l isen, some will give liini 
 
 11. the second wrote, the i'. is the strongest 
 
 13. now when the A-. was risen up, they took 
 
 19. it maketh tlie mind ot /■. and tatherle.ss all one 
 21. a man rememhereth neither A. nor governor 
 
 4. 1. that had S(mken of the strength of the /•. 
 
 3. the A. is more mighty, for he is lord of all 
 
 12. D ye men, how should not the /■. be mightiest! 
 
 14. 0 ye men, it is not the great >i-. that excelleth 
 lo. women have born tlie /•. and all the people 
 
 30. taking the crown from the A', head and setting 
 
 31. tor all this the A-, gaped and gazed upon her 
 37 . wine IS wicked, the is wicked, women 
 
 wickeil, all the children of men are wicked 
 o. 14. tins house was biiilded by a of Israel 
 0 . 4. the jf:. dnl him honour for he found grace 
 21. that wrath come noton the kingilom of the X. 
 •hi. tor I w as ashamed to ask the X. footmen 
 we had said to the X-. that the power of God 
 lO- .N inevites complained of me to the X, 
 
 12. 7 . good to keep close the secret of a X-. 11. 
 
 13. 6. and extol the everlasting K. It). 
 
 7- my soul shall praise the K. of heaven 
 
 15. let my soul bless (iod the great K. 
 
 o tl'ussaith the great X. lord of the earth 
 
 3. 2. the servants of N abuchodonosor the great X. 
 
 •■‘’SC •'!> against them 
 
 9. I.W. K. ot e' ery creature, hear thou my prayer 
 11. 1. IN abuchodonosor the X. of all the earth 
 
 10 ■ ' •'’c >s Esther, whom the X. married 
 
 1~. 1. Gabatha and I harra, two eunuchs of the X. 
 2. they were aliout to lay hands oti Artaxcrxes 
 the X. and so he certified the X. of them, 3, 4, 5. 
 
 6. A man who w^as in great honour with the X-. 
 ■1.3. 9. saying, O Lord, Lord, the K. Almighty 
 
 14. 3. Saying, O niy Lord, thou only art our K. 
 
 10. and to magnify a fleshly X. for ever 
 
 boldness, O K. of nations. Lord of all 
 
 15. 0. she stood before the X. who sat on his tlirone 
 
 8. then (.od changed the spirit of the X. 
 
 16. she tell down, then the X-. was troubled 
 
 l•onoured as the next person to the X. 
 u ^ upholding of people 
 
 4 . 5. there is no X. had any other beginnimr 
 
 9. 7 . thou hastchoseninetobeaX. of thy people 
 
 11. lo. file other as a severe/*. thou dirlst punish 
 t V l-l. neither shall nor tyrant be able 
 t ^ niacJe an express image of a 
 lb. U. like as theso suffered the common person 
 Jl,cc{.(. 4. nor seek of the X. the seat of honour 
 o. boast not or thy wisdom before the X-. 
 
 ’•••'yise X. destroyeth his people 
 10 "o ’® to-day a X. tomorrow shall die 
 
 18. j. all obey Ids w ill , for be is the K. of all 
 ”V‘ -i^i'd he shall receive honour of the X. 
 
 4o. 2o. the inheritance ot the k. be to his posterity 
 .50. lo. a sweet savour to the most high K. of all 
 ol. 6. by an accusation to the X. from a tongue 
 ii'ir. 2. 21. to serve the X. of Baby lon, 22. 24. 
 
 “B ‘‘ ••• f'le land 
 
 00 . tliey cannot withstand any /■. or enemies 
 59. better to be a X. that slieweth Ins power 
 Van.'i. 9 thou didst deliver us to an unjust X. 
 
 .tSel 2. and Daniel conversed with ilieX. 
 
 (. then Daniel said, O X. be not deceiv ed 
 
 8. so tlie X. was wroth, and called for his priests, 
 
 king is mentioned in verses 10, 11, 14, 16,17 
 
 1 Tif 22, 24, 25, 26. 28, 29, .30, 40. 
 
 di3cornfiiefi Perseus X. of Citims 
 15. .32. Athenohnis the X. friend to lernsalern 
 ^ Alac. 1. II. havini; been in battle against a X. 
 
 2-t. who art merciful, the only and gracious X. 
 3D.^and the X. took many gifts, and bestowed 
 3. . 37 . and when the k. asked Ileliodonis 
 o. 1. fhe X. sent an old man of Athens to compel 
 
 7 . .1. the X. being in a rage commanded, 39. 
 
 9. but tlie h. ot the world shall rai.se us up 
 
 8. lO. w hich the X. was to pay to the Romans 
 11. lo. concerning the .lews, the X granted it 
 
 18 . what things were meet to he reported to the k, 
 
 1.3. 4. but the K. of kings moved Anfiochus’ mind 
 
 14. 4. came to X. Demeti ins in the i51sf year 
 
 c O X. seeing thou knowesf these things 
 
 26. be had ordaineii 3udas to be the X. successor 
 2(. then the X. being in araue, wrote to >. icaiior 
 29. bexau.se there was no dealing acainstlhe X. 
 
 15. 5. 1 command to do the X. business 
 
 , r, ^ - - KIKGS. 
 
 ^ '■ ••’’S'Py fc. and fierce were in Jerusalem 
 
 29. proceed no further to the annoyance of X, 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 20. in him there shall arise eight X. 
 
 15. 20. I will call together all the X. of the earth 
 
 3.3. shall be fear, dread, and strife among their X. 
 MX j despised the commandments of X. 
 
 *• near therefore, O ye X. and understand 
 21. it your delight he then in thrones, O ye X. 
 
 10. 16. she witlistood dreadful X. in wonders and 
 
 si ^)s 
 
 14.16.were worshipped by the commandments of X. 
 ^cci. S .gold hath perverted the hearts of X. 
 ic' Sv’f down upon the ground 
 
 45. 3. he made him glorious in the sight of X. 
 
 1 *’•••• •• covenant of X. and a throne 
 
 48. 6. who broughtesf X. to destruction and men 
 8. whoanomtedst X. to take revenge, and prophets 
 
 49. 4. even the X. of .liuja failed 
 
 .Bar. 1. 16. contusion ot face belongs to our X. 
 
 2. 19 . the nghte msness of our fathers and X. 
 
 24. that the hones ot our X. shall be taken 
 7 1 ^ o* appear to all nations and X. 
 nan. .3. 23. the X servants that put them iu 
 
 • Alexander slew the X. of the earth 
 and made Jacob glad 
 
 .W. he had abounded above the X. before him 
 lo P.fnlemais, where he met the two X. 
 
 i’;' ,0 I? priest and friend of X. 
 
 14. l.f. the X. themselves were overthrown 
 10.5. which the X. before me granted thee 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 13. gathered the acts of the X. and pro¬ 
 phets, and the epistles of X. concerning holy gifts 
 3. 2. even X. themselves did honour the place 
 6. it was possible to bring all into the X. hand 
 8. but iuifeed to tullil theX. purpose 
 5. 16. things that were dedicateil by other X. 
 
 13.4. but the King of X. moved Autio bus’ njind 
 1.3. before the X. host should enter into Judea 
 
 15. he went into the X. tent by night and slew him 
 26. tiius it went touc hing the X. coming 
 
 KINGDOM. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 40. trutli is the strength and X.of all ages 
 43. in the day when thou earnest to the X. 
 
 8. 21. that wrath come not 011 the X. of the king 
 
 2 Eid.Q. 37 . that called you to the heavenly X. 
 
 12. .30. this is the small k. and full of trouble 
 
 J'ok. 13. 1. blessed tie God, and blessed be his k. 
 Jud. I. 12. .N abiichod. sware by his throne and X, 
 
 2. 12. as I live, and by the power of my X, 
 
 11.8. thou only art excellent in all flieX. 
 
 E. uh. 13.2. and making my X. peacealile 
 3. A man had the honour of second place in the X. 
 5. that our X. may not he firmly established 
 
 16. 8. we must take care that our X. may be quiet 
 
 12. he went about to deprive ns of our X. and life 
 
 13. also blameless Esther, partaker of our X. 
 
 14. to have translated this X. to the Persians 
 
 16 . who hath ordered the X. both unto us 
 iVi.sd. 1 . 14. nor the X.of death upon the earth 
 
 5. 16 . therefore they shall receive a glorious X. 
 
 6 . 4. because being ministers of his X. 
 
 20 . the desire of wisdom briiigeth to a X. 
 
 10. 10 . she stiewed him the X. of God 
 14. till she brought him the sceptre of the X. 
 
 F. ccl. 10. 8 . the X. is translated to another people 
 
 46. 13. Samuel the pro[)liet establislied a X. 
 
 47 . 21. so the X. VC as divided ; a rebellious X. 
 
 a? glory, as children of the X. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.6. and parJed his X. among them 
 l-O. in the 1 . 37 th year of the X. of the Greeks 
 51. in the same manner wrote he folds whole X. 
 
 2. 10. what nation hath not had a part in her X. ? 
 57 . David possessed the throne ot everlasting X, 
 
 3. 14. I will get me a name and honojr in theX 
 6. 15. his son, and nourish him up for the X. \ 
 
 10. 33. were carried captives into any part of my X. 
 11.1. kingot Egyiit went about toget Alexand.X. 
 
 9. and thou shalt reign in thy father’s X. 
 
 11. did slander, because he was desirous of his X. 
 
 12. 39 . 1 rv phon went about to get the X. of Asia 
 15. 3. pestilent men have usurped X.of our fathers 
 
 2 Aiac. 2. 17 . gave them the X. and the priesthood 
 
 4. 7 . Antiochus called Epiphanea, took the X. 
 KINGDOMS. 
 
 1 Esd. I. 24, did wickedly above all people and X 
 
 2 L.uA 12. 23. the Most High shall raise up three X. 
 Est/i. 13. 4. so as the uniting of our X. cannot go 
 Ecci. 44. 3. such as did hear rule in their X. 
 
 KINSFOLKS. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 1. they went and called their X. together 
 _ _ . KINSMAN. 
 
 Toh. .3. 15. neither hath he anv near X‘. nor son 
 7-4. he said lo them, do yoii know I obit our X ^ 
 Eccl. 41. 21. to turn aw'ay thy face from thy X, 
 KIN.SMl'.N. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 39. they came to bury them with their X. 
 
 K l.S.S. 
 
 Esth. 13.13. been content to X. the soles of his feet 
 Ecct. 29 . 5. till he hath received, will X. man’s hand 
 KISSED. 
 
 1 Darius the king stood np and X. him 
 T<>h.~t. 6. Hagiiel leaped np and X. him,and wept 
 10. 12. may hear good report of thee, and he X. her 
 
 K N El'.. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. now I bow the X. of my heart 
 ^ KNEW. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 23. that he is not and X. not Ins wavs 
 U) 35. tor 1 have seen that I X. not, a .1 hear 
 Tub. 2. 10 . I X. not that there were sparrows 
 
 5.5. Raphael that was an angel, but he X. not 
 Jvd. 16. 22. none X. her all the daysof her life 
 H isd. 2. 22. the mysteries of God, they X. them not 
 
 9. 9. and X. what was acceptahle in thy sight 
 
 10. 8. they X. not tlie things which were good 
 
 11. 9 . they X. how the ungodly were judged 
 15.11 forasmu. h as heX.'not his Maker 
 19. 1. for he X. before what tliey would do 
 
 14. those whom they X. not when they came 
 Eccl. 23. 20. he X. all things ere ever thev were 
 24. 28. the first man X. her not perfectly 
 Bar. 2. .30. tor 1 X. that they would not hear me 
 4.13, they X . not liisstatiiles, nor walked in comm 
 KNOCKED. 
 
 Jud. 14. 14. Bagoas X. at the door of the tent 
 KNOl.S. 
 
 7J isd. 13.13. a crooked piece of wood, and full of X 
 KNOW. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.22. you must X. that women have dominion 
 5.66. they came to X. what the noise should mean 
 8.2.3. all those that k. the law oflliv God 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 46. shew me then, what is'past I X. but 
 
 what is for to come, I X. not 
 52. T am not sent to shew thee, for 1 do not X it 
 9. 12. the same must X. it after ileath by pain 
 
 12. .36. thou only hast been meet to X. tfiis secret 
 
 13. 52. nor X. the thing in the deep of the sea 
 Eub.X 8. dost thou not X. that thou hast strangled 
 11. 7 . I X. 'I ohias, thy father, will open his eyes 
 
 Jud. 8. 20. but we X. none other God, therefore 
 9 . 7- they X. not that thou art the l ord 
 
 14.5. that he may X. him that despised Israel 
 Esth. 11 . 12. by all means was desirous to X. it 
 JVisd. 2.19. examine, that we may X. his meekness 
 
 7 . 17 . namely, to X. how the world was ma<le 
 21. things either secret or manifest, them I X. 
 
 8. 21. a point of wisdom to X. whose gift she was 
 
 9. 10. that I may X. what is pleasing to thee 
 
 13. what man is he that can X. the < ounsel of God I 
 
 10. 12. might X. that goodness is stronger than all 
 12. 17 . and among them that X. if, inakest manifest 
 
 27 . the true God. whom before they denied to X. 
 
 13. 1. net out of good things seen X. him that is 
 
 Wisd. 1.3. .3. let him X. how much better L. of them is 
 
 15. 3. to X. thee is perfect righteou3iies.s, yea to X. 
 
 thy power is the root of immortality 
 
 16. 16. the ungodly that ilenied foX. thee 
 
 22. they might X. that fire burning did efestroy 
 26 . might X. that it is not the growing of fruits 
 18. 19. and not X. why they aftiicted 
 EccI.\2. 1 l.thou shalt X.bis rust hath not been wiped 
 16. 1,5. Iianlened Pharaoh tf.at he should not X. Iiim 
 2.3. 27. X. there is nothing better than fear of Lord 
 25. 4. and for ancient men to X. counsel 
 27 . 27 . he shall notX. whence it cometli 
 .36^5. let them X. thee as we have known fliee 
 17- that all may X. that thou art the Lord 
 . 37 . 8. and X. before what need he hath 
 46. 6. that nations might X. all their strength 
 Bar. 2. 15. that all the earth may X. thou art Ixird 
 31. shall X. that I am the Lord their God 
 .3. 14. that thou mayest X'. where is length of days 
 6. 29. 3 e may k. that they are no go<ls, 52. 72. 
 
 Dan. 3. 22. let them X. that thou art Lord, only God 
 Bel:i5. neither do I X. where the den is 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 65. I X. (hat .Simon is a man of counsel. 
 4. 11. that all the heathen may X. there is One 
 
 .3.3. let all those that X. thy name praise thee 
 
 2 Mac. 1 . 27 . let heathen X. that thou art our God 
 
 11. 37 . that we may X. what is your mind 
 
 KNOWESr. 
 
 2 Esd. 5.1". X. thou not Israel is committed to thee ? 
 
 12. 38. whose hearts thou X. may comprehend 
 JaX.3.14. thou X. 1 .ord, I am pure from sin w ith man 
 
 11. 2. thou X. brother, how didst leave thy father 
 Esth. 13. 12. thou X. all things, and thou X. Lord, 
 that it was not in contempt or pride, 14. 15. 
 
 14. 16. thou X. my necessity, for I abhor the sign 
 Eccl. 8. 18. thou X. not what he will bring forth 
 
 9^11. for thou X. not what shall he his end 
 37 . 12. whom thou X. lo keep the commandments 
 OMJ. 42. Susanna cried and said,() e erlastingGod, 
 thou X. the secrets, and X. all things before 
 43. thou X. that they have borne false witness 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 52. what things they imagine thou X. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 9. O king, seeing thou X. all these things 
 
 KNOW Kill. 
 
 2 Esd. .32. or any other people that X. thee 
 1.5. 26. the Lord X. all them that sin, 16. 54. 
 
 16 . 56. the stars, he X. the niimher of them 
 63. he X. your inventions, and what yon think 
 Tvlid. 8. 8. she X. the things of old, she X. the siib- 
 filties of .speeches, and can expound dark 
 9 . 9. wisdom, which X. thy works, and was present 
 11. she X. and iinderstandelh all things 
 
 15. 13. he X. himself to offend above all others 
 Eccl. 11. 19 . he X, not whattime shall come on him 
 
 15. 19 . hiseyeson them, he X. every work of man 
 18. 28. every man of understanding X. wisdom 
 20 . 17 . he X. not aright what it is to have 
 21.7- a man of understanding X. when he slips 
 2.3. 19 . X. not tlie eyes of ihe'Lord are brighter 
 22. he thatX. him will dei'artfrom him 
 
 32. 8. be as one that X. yetholdefh his tongue 
 .14. 9- a man that hath travelled, X. many things 
 
 10. he that hath no experience i. little ” 
 
 42. 9. father wakefli for daughter, when no man X. 
 18. tor the T.ord X. all that may be known 
 Bar. 3. 31. no man X. her way, nor fhinketh ofpafh 
 .32. but he that X. all things, X. her, and found her 
 KNOWING. 
 
 2 E.fd. 8. 58. yea, and that X. they must die 
 .B/d. 11.16. 1 thy handmaid X. all this, am fled 
 JVisd. 8. 9. X. tliatslie would be a counsellor of good 
 
 13. 16. X. that if was unable to help itself 
 
 15. 2. for if we sin, we are thine, X. thy power, but 
 we will not sin, X. we are counted thine 
 18.6. k. to what oaths they had given credence 
 Eccl. 20. 6. some keepelh silence, X. his time 
 Bar. 6. 6.5. X. iliat they are no gods, fear them not 
 
 1 ilJac. 5. .34. the host X. that it was IMaccaheus fled 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 24. X. to whom the state was left 
 15. 21. X. that vii torv coinefh not by arms 
 
 KNOWLEDGE. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 12. to the intent we might give X. to fhee 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 47 . for in them is the stream of X. 
 
 Jud. 11.8. that thou only art mighty in X. 
 
 JVisd. 1 7- confaineth all' things, hath X. of the voice 
 
 2. 13. he professelh to have the X. of God 
 
 7. ^16. in his hand is the X.of workmanship 
 17- for he hath given me certain X.of things 
 
 8. 4. she is privy to the mysteries of the X. of God 
 
 10. 10. she ga' e him k. of holy things 
 
 14. 22. not enough that they erred in X. of God 
 Eccl. 1.7- to whom hath X. of wisdom been manifest 
 
 25. the parables of X. are in treasures of wisvioin 
 
 3. 25. profess not the X. that thou hast not 
 10.25. and he that hath X. will not grurige 
 
 11. 15. wisdom and X. are of the Lord 
 
 15. 1. he that hath X. of the law shall obtain her 
 
 16. 24. my son, hearken to me, and learn X. 
 
 25.and I will declare his X. exactly 
 
 17 . 7- he filled them with the X. of understanding 
 
 11. besides this he gave them X. and the lavv 
 
 19 . 19. the X.of the commandments of tlie Lord 
 
 20. and the X. of his omni|K)tency 
 22. and fheX. of wickedness is not wisdom 
 
 21. 13. the X. <vf a wise man shall abound 
 14. he w ill hold no X. as long as he livefh 
 
 18. X. of the imw i.se, is as talk without sense 
 
 22. 19 . pricketh the heait, makes it show her k. 
 
 24. 18. 1 am the mother of fair love, fear and X. 
 
 27 . lie makes the doctrine of X. appear as light 
 33.8. by X.of the l.ord they were distinguished 
 II in much X. the Lord hath divided them 
 . 39 . 7 . he shall ilircct his counsel anil X. 
 
 40. 5. in lime of rest his night-sleep changes his k, 
 
 44. 4. leaders by their X. meet for the people 
 
 45. 5. he gave him the law of life and X. 
 
 .50. 27 . the instruction of understanding and X. 
 
 Bar. 3. 20. but the way of X. have they not knowQ 
 27. neither gave he the way of X. to them 
 .36. he hath found out all the way of X. 
 
 6. 42. they cannot understand, they have no k. 
 
 Sus. 48. without examination or k. of truth 
 
 6t>3 
 
LAW 
 
 LEA 
 
 Apocrypha.] LAI 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 30. to the T.ord that hath the lioly 
 
 9. 11. come to k. of himself by scourge ot God 
 KNOWN. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 8. let all things be k. to our lord the king 
 
 2 Fid. 5. 7. make a noise, which many have not k. 
 
 16. 73 then shall they be k. who are my chosen 
 
 Jud. a. 29. thy people have k. thy understanding 
 
 14. 12. make thyself k. in our affliction 
 kkisd. 2. 1. nor k. to have returned from the grave 
 
 3. 13. which hath not k. the sinful bed 
 
 4. 1. because it is k, with God and with men 
 
 6. 13. in making herself first k. to them 
 
 9. 17 . thy counsel who hath k. except thou give 
 16. 28. tl'.at it might be k. we must prevent the sun 
 £cc/. 1. 6. or who hath X-. her wise counsels.'' 
 
 4. 24. for by speech wisdom shall be k. 
 
 6. 27. search, and she shall be made k. to thee 
 
 11. 28. tdr a man shall be k. in his children 
 
 12. 8. a friend cannot be k in prosperity 
 
 16. 15. that his works might be k. to the world 
 
 19. 27. where he is not k. he will do a mischief 
 
 29. a man may be k. by his look 
 
 21. 7. an eloquent man is k. far and near 
 
 26. 9. whoreriom of a woman be k. in her looks 
 36. 5. let them know thee, as we have k. thee 
 .38. 5. that the virtue thereof might be k. 
 
 42. 18. the l.ord knoweth all that may be k. 
 
 46. 15. and by his word he was k. to be taithtul 
 J3ar. 4. 4. tilings pleasing to Clod are made 4:. to us 
 
 6. 16. wliereby they are k. not to be gods 
 
 50. it shall be k. hereafter that they are false 
 
 L. 
 
 LABAN. 
 
 Jud, 8.26. kept the sheep of L. his mother’s brother 
 LABOUR. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 22. do ye not 1. and bring all to the woman 
 
 2 Esd. 3. .3.3. and yet tlieir /. hath no fruit 
 
 5. 12. they shall /. but their ways shall not prosper 
 34. w hile I /. to comprehend the way of God 
 
 7. 14. if they that live 1. not to enter these things 
 
 8. 14. which with so great /. was fashioned 
 
 9. 22. for with great /. ha\e I made it iierfect 
 
 10. 14. like as thou hast brought forth with /. 
 
 24. the Highest shall give rest and ease from thy /. 
 
 47. told thee that she nourished him with /. 
 
 1.3, .38. and he shall destroy them without/. 
 
 JVisd. 9. 10. that being present, she may /. with me 
 16. with /. do we find the things before us 
 
 15. 4. an image spotted, the painter’s fruitless /. 
 
 7. the potter fashioneth every vessel with much /. 
 
 9. his care is, not that he shall have much /. 
 
 16. 20. didst send bread prepared w ithout their /. 
 
 17 . 20 . and none were, hindered in their /. 
 
 Ecc/. 11. 21. trust in the Lord, and abide in thy /. 
 
 13. 26 . it is a wearisome /. of the mind 
 
 16. 27 . they neither /. nor are weary, nor cease 
 
 19 . 11. as a woman in /. of a child 
 
 30. 13. chastise thy son, and hold him to /. 
 
 31. 3. the rich hath great /. in gathering riches 
 34. 23. what profit have they then but /. ? 
 
 40. 18. to 1. and be content with that a man hath 
 
 51. 27 . behold, how that I have had but little /. 
 
 C Mac. 2. 26. taken on us this [lainful /. of abridging 
 LABOURKD. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 34. that I have not /. for myself only 
 33 . 17 . consider tliat 1 /. not for myself only 
 2 Mac. 4. 7 . Onias/. underhand to be high priest 
 LABOUR LR. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 17 . whether he were a 1. in the field 
 LABOURK.Sr. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. . 37 . declare the thing that thou /. to know 
 LABOURLl II. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 27 . better is he that /. and aboundeth 
 
 11. 11. there is one that /. and taketh pains 
 
 31. 4. the poor 1. in his poor estate, and is needy 
 33. 27 . every work-master that 1. night and day 
 LABOURING. 
 
 1 Esd. b. ,58. /. to advance the works in the house 
 Jud. 5. 11. brought them low with /. in brick 
 Eccl. 19. 1. a /. man that is given to drunkenness 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 28. /. to follow the rules of abridgment 
 31. to use brevity and avoid much /. of work 
 
 LABORIOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 15. hate not /. work, neither husbandry 
 LABOURS. 
 
 Wisd. 3. '1. their/, unfruitful, works unprofitable 
 15. for glorious is the fruit of good /. 
 
 5. 1. afflicted him, and made no account of his /. 
 
 10. 10. slie multiplied the fruit of his/. 
 
 I’T'. rendered to the righteous a reward of their /. 
 15. 8. employing his /. lewdly, he makes a god 
 Eccl. 14. 15. leave thy /. to be di' ided by lot 
 28. 15. and hath <leprived them of their /. 
 
 38. 25. lie that is occupied in their /. 
 
 LACE. 
 
 Eccl. 6. .30. ornament, and her bands are purple /. 
 LACEl)EMONIAN.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 2. sent letters to the L. and other 
 
 places 
 
 5. sent letters which .lonathan wrote to the L. 6. 
 
 20. Areus king of the L. to Onias high priest 
 
 21. found that the L. and .Tews are brethren 
 
 14. 20. the copy of the letters that the 1.. sent 
 23. the people of the L. might have a memorial 
 
 15. 23. he wrote to Sampsanes and the 1-. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 9 . he retiring to the L. to find succour 
 
 LACKING. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 25. but 1. time they returned 
 LADDERS, 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 30. was an innumerable people bearing /. 
 LADEN. 
 
 Eccl 3. 27 . obstinate heart shall be 1. with sorrows 
 LAID. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 8. and /. it under king Darius his pillow 
 Esth. 14. 2. she /. away her glorious apparel 
 
 15.1. she /. away her mourning garments 
 
 11. held up his sceptre, and /. it upon her neck 
 Wisd. 4. 15. nor /. they up this in their minds 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 10. money 1. up for the relief of widows 
 
 664 
 
 LAKE. 
 
 2 Mac. 12.16. a /. was seen running with blood 
 LAMB, S. 
 
 IVtsd. 19 . 9. they went at large and leaped like /. 
 Eccl. 1,3. 17 . what fellowship hath wolf with the 1.? 
 46. 16 . when he offered the sucking I, 
 
 LAME. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 21. laugh not a /. man to scorn, defend 
 LAMEN'r, ED. 
 
 Jud. 16. 24. the house of Israel /. her seven days 
 Eccl. .38. 16. begin to /. as if thou hadst suffered 
 LAMEN I'A I ION. 
 
 TkI). 2. 6. your tnirth sliall be turned into /. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . .3. making /. at the graves of the dead 
 Eccl. 38. 17 . weep, and use /. as he is worthy 
 
 1 .Mac. 1. 27 . every bridegroom took up /. 
 
 2 . 70 . and all Israel made great /. for him 
 
 4. .39. they rent their clothes and made great 1. 
 
 9. 20. all Israel made great /. 12. 52. I 1.3. 26. 
 
 41. and the noise of tlieir melody into /. 
 
 2 Mac. 11.6. people with /. and tears besought Lord 
 
 LAMP, S. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 1. Elias, his word burnt like a /. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 50. ihe /. that were on the candlestick 
 
 6. 39 . the mountains shined like /, of fire 
 
 LANCES. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 2. armed with /. like a band of soldiers 
 
 LAND. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 7- waste /. that smoketh is a testimony 
 
 12. .3. to destroy those obi inhabitants of thy holy /. 
 16.19. might desiroy the fruits of an unjust /. 
 
 18. 15 . into the midst of a /. of destruction 
 
 19 . 7 . where water stood before, dry /. appeared 
 
 10. while they sojourned in the strange /. 
 
 Eccl. 20. QS. he that tillelh his /. shall iiu rease 
 39.22. his blessing covered the dry /. as a river 
 
 46.8. even unto the /. that lloweth with milk 
 47 . 24 . that they were driven out ot the /. 
 
 48. 15. till they were carried out of their /. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 21. v eening to make the /. navigable 
 LA N G U AG E. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 5. sweet /. will multiply friends 
 Bar. 4. 15. a shameless nation of a strange /. 
 
 2 Mac.7.0. but he answered in his own /. and said 
 21. she exhorted every one of thetn in f.er own /. 
 
 27 . she spake in her country /. on this manner 
 
 12. . 37 . he began in his own /. and sung psalms 
 15.29. praising the Almighty in their own /. 
 
 LANGUISH. 
 
 2Esd. 8.31. we and our fathers do /.ofsuch diseases 
 LARGE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.13. I gave you a /. and s.ife passage 
 Wisd. 19 . 9. for tPey went at /. like horses 
 Eccl. 47 .12. and for his sake he dwelt at /. 
 
 Bar. .3. 24. how /. is the place of his possession 
 2 Mac. 2. 30. to go over things at /. and be curious 
 LARGELY. 
 
 1 Mac. 16.16. when Simon and sons had drunk /. 
 
 LASr. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 17 . their /. age shall be without honour 
 Eccl. 1.13. it shall go well with him at the /. 
 
 2. .3. that thou mayest be increased at thy /. end 
 .3. 26. a stubborn heart will fare evil at the /. 
 
 6. 28. for at the /. thou shalt find her rest 
 12.12. and thou at the /. remember my words 
 14 . 7 . at the /. he will declare his wickedness 
 24.28. no more shall the /. find her out 
 27- 23. but at the /. he will writhe his mouth 
 .31. 22. at the /. thou shalt find as I told thee 
 .32. 11. rise up betimes, be not /. but get home 
 
 3.3. 16. 1 awaked up /. of all as one that gathers 
 .38. 20. drive it away, and remember the /. end 
 41. 2. unto him that is now in the /. age 
 48. 24. he saw what should come to pass at /. 
 LAUGH. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 21. /. not a lame man to scorn, defend 
 .Tnd. 12.12. if we draw her not, she will /. us to scorn 
 Esth. 14. 11. and let them not /. at our fall 
 IFisd.4. 18. but God shall /. them to scorn 
 
 Eccl.7. 11./. no man to scoin in bitternessof hissoul 
 
 13. 7 . and at the last he will /. thee to scorn 
 30. 10 . /. not with him, lest tliou have sorrow 
 
 LAUGHED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 31. if she /. upon him, he /. also 
 Wisd. 17 . 8 . were sick of fear worthy to be /. at 
 Eccl. 6 . 4. made him be /. to scorn of his enemies 
 
 20 . 17 . of how many shall he be /. to scorn ! 
 
 Bel 19. then /. Daniel, and held the king 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 34. he mockeil them and /. at them 
 
 10. 70 . and I am /. to scorn for thy sake 
 
 LAUGHING. 
 
 Eccl. 18. .31. she will make thee a /.-stock, 42. 11. 
 
 2 Mac.7‘~7. she /. the cruel tyrant to scorn 
 
 IAUGHTBR. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . .30. a man’s excessive /. shews what he is 
 
 21. 20. a fool lifteth up his voice w ith /. 
 
 LAW. 
 
 1 Esd. 8 . .3. being very ready in the /. of Moses 
 
 7 . he omitted nothing of tlie /. of the Lord 
 
 8 . to r.sdias reader of the /. of the Lord, 9. 
 
 19 . and the reader of the /. of the most high God 
 9 . 42. Esdras the priest and leader of the /. 
 
 46. and when he opened the /. tliey stood up 
 Tub. 6. 12. not to another, according to /. of Moses 
 
 7 .1.3. saying, take her after the /. of Moses 
 14. 9 . blit keep thou the /. and commandments 
 ]Visd.2. 11. let our strength be the /. of justice 
 Eccl. 2. 16. that love him shall be filled with the /. 
 
 9. 15. communication in the /. of the IVIost High 
 10.19. they that regard not /. are dishnnouralile 
 n. 15. understanding of the /. is of the Lord 
 1.5. 1. he that hath knowledge, of the /. 
 
 17 . 11. he gave Ihe /. of life for an heritage 
 19 . 17 . gave place to Ihe /. of the Most High 
 
 20. in wi.sdom is the performance of Ihe /. 
 
 23.2.3. she hath disobeyed the /. oftlie Most High 
 24. 2.3. even the /. which Moses commanded 
 .32. l5. he that seeketh the /. shall be filled 
 
 ,3,3. 2. a wise man hateth not tlie /. 
 
 34. 8. the /. shall be founil perfect without lies 
 .39. 1. giveth his mind to the /. of the Most High 
 8. he shall glory in the 1. of the covenant 
 
 Eccl. 41. 8. woe he to yon v/ho have forsaken the /. 
 
 42. 2. be not ashamed of the /. of the Most High 
 45.5. even the /.of life and knowledge 
 46.14. by /. ot the Gl. he judged the congregation 
 Bar. 2. 2. that were written in the /. of Moses 
 Hus. 6. all that had any suits in Ihe 1. came to them 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 49. to the end they might forget the 1. 
 
 52. to wit, every one that forsook the /. 
 
 56. they rent in pieces the books of the /. 
 
 57 . or if any consented to the /. put him to death 
 
 2. 26. thus dealt he zealously for the /. of God 
 
 27 . whosoever is zealous ot the /. follow me 
 
 42. all such as were voluntarily devoted to the/. 
 
 50. be zealous tor the /. and give your lives 
 
 3. 48 they laid open the hook of Ihe /. 
 
 4. 42. priests, such as had pleasure in the /. 
 
 14. 14. the, /. he searched out, and every contemner 
 
 of the /. and wickeil person he took away 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 4. and open your hearts in his /. 
 
 2. 3. the /. should not depart from their hearts 
 
 18. as he promised in /. will shortly have mercy 
 4. 11. he brought up new customs against the/. 
 
 6. 23. or rather the holy /. made anil given by God 
 7 .1. compelled against Ihe /. to taste swine’s flesh 
 .30. the commandment of the / that was given 
 
 12. 40. which is forbidden Ihe .lews by the /. 
 
 13. 10. being at the point to be put from their /. 
 
 15. 9 . and so comforting them out of the /. 
 
 LA W.S. 
 
 .Tied. 11.12. God hath forbidden them to eat by his/. 
 Esth. 16. 15. that the .lews live by the most just /» 
 
 19 . the .lews niay freely live after their own /. 
 Wisd. 6. 18. love is the keeping of her /. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 17 . trust his soul, and try him by her 1. 
 
 45. 17 . that hesliould inform Israel in his /. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 42. that every one should leave his /. 
 
 2. 40. if we light not for our lives and /. .3. 21. 
 
 6. 59. and covenant with them that they shall live 
 after their /. because we abolished (heir/. 
 
 I. 3. .3. have done for the /. and the sanctuary 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 1. and the /. were kept very well 
 
 4. 2. that was .so zealous of the /. 
 
 5. 8. being hated as a forsaker of the /. 
 
 6. 1. and not to live after the /. of God 
 
 28. to die for the honourable and holy /. 
 
 7 . 9. shall raise us up, who have died for his /. 
 
 11. and for I,is /. I despise them 
 
 2.3. as you regard not yourselves for his /. sake 
 37 . offer up my body and life for /. of our fathers 
 
 8. 21. he had made them leady to die for the/. 
 
 36. because they followed Ihe /. he gave (hem 
 
 II. 24. should suffer (hem to live after their own/. 
 31. the Jews shall use their own kind of /. 
 
 lawful. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.16. it was not /. for any to go from service 
 Tab. 2. 1.3. it is not /. to eat any thing stolen 
 
 Jud. 11. 1.3. which itjsnot/. 16 be tasted 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 4. brought in things that were not /. 
 
 20. such things as are not 1. to be tasted 
 
 21. to bring flesh, such as w as /. for him to use 
 
 LAWLES.S. 
 
 Dan. 3. 9. deliver us into (lie hands of /. enemies 
 LAY. 
 
 Tob. 12. 8. better to give alms, than /. uo gold 
 Esth. 12. 2. they were to /. hands on Artaxerxes 
 Wisd. 5 . 7 . through deserts where there /. no way 
 
 2.3. thus iniquity shall /. waste the whole earth 
 11.2. they pitched tents where there /. no way 
 Eccl. 5. 12. if not /. thy hand upon thy month 
 
 7 . 6 . /. a stumbling-block in the way of uprightne?* 
 
 1.3. 12. but cruelly'he will /.up thy words 
 
 29 . 11. /. up treasure according to commandments- 
 LEAD. 
 
 Wisd. 9. 11. she shall /. me soberly in my doings 
 Eccl. 17 . 26 . he will /. thee out of darkness 
 40. 28. /. not a beggar’s life, better die than beg 
 LEAD. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 14. what is heavier than 1.? 
 
 .38. 30. he applieth himself to/, itover 
 47 . 18. thou didst inultiplv silver as /. 
 
 LEAN. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 19 . and to /. with thv elbow on meat 
 LEAPED. 
 
 I'ob. 6.2. a fish /. out of river, would have devoured 
 
 7 . 6 . then Raguel /. up, and kissed him, and wept 
 .hid. 14. 17 . he /. out to the people and cried 
 Esth. 15. 8. who in a fear/, from his throne 
 W7sd. 18.15. thy almighty word /. down from heav, 
 19 . 9. tliey /. like lambs, praising thee, O Lord 
 
 LEAGUE. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 9 . come, let us make a /. betwixt us 
 
 12. 3. renew the /. as in the former time 
 
 8. w herein declaration was made of the /. 
 
 16. renew the amity we hail, and the former /. 
 
 14. 18. to renew the friendship and /. they had 
 24. sent to Home to confirm the /. with them 
 
 15. 17 . came to renew the old friendship and /. 
 
 Fee Amity. 
 
 LEARN. 
 
 Wisd. 6.1.1. ye that be judges of ends of the earth 
 
 9. that ye may /. wisdom, and not fall away 
 Eccl. 8.8. for of them thou shalt /. instruction 
 
 9 . and of them thou shalt /. understanding 
 
 16. 24. my son, hearken tome, and /. knowledge 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 72- ask and /. w ho I am. and the rest 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 2. what wouldest thou ask or /. of us? 
 
 LEARNED. 
 
 Esth. 12. 2. /. that they were about to lay hands 
 It i.sd. 6. 10. they that have /. such things, shall find 
 
 7 .1.3. I /. diligently and communicate her liberally 
 E'.ccl. 8 . 9. for they also /. of their fathers 
 
 .38.24.the wisdom of a /.man comes by opportunity 
 39. 8. he shall shew forth that which he hath /. 
 
 42. 8. thus shalt thou he truly /. and approved 
 LEARNING. 
 
 Jf’i.sd. 7 . 14. for the gifts that come from /. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 24. /. known by the word of the tongue 
 21.21. /. is to a wise man as an ornament of goI<» 
 33. 17 . 1 laboured for all them that seek /. 
 
 44. 4. by their knowledge of /. meet for the people 
 
 51. 16. I received her and gat much./. 
 
 23. draw near and dwell in the house of /. 
 
LIE 
 
 LIG 
 
 LIT [Apocrypha, 
 
 Eccl. 51. 28. get 1. with a great sum of money 
 LEAVE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.85. may 1. the inheritance to your cliildren 
 Tob. 11.2. knowest how thou didst 1. thy father 
 12. 13. /. thy dinner to go and cover the dead 
 Wtsd. 2. 9. let us /. tokens of our joyfulness 
 Ecci. 6. 3. thou shalt /. thyself as a dry tree 
 11. J9. he must /. those tilings to others 
 14.15. shalt thou not /. thy travels to another ? 
 
 23. 1. O Lord,/, me not to their counsels 
 
 17. a whoremonger will not /. off till he die 
 26. she shall /. her memory to be cursed 
 
 24. .33. 1 will /. it to all ages for ever 
 
 29.17. will /. him in danger that delivered him 
 
 31. 17 . /. off' tirst for manners’ sake 
 33. 22. /. not a stain in thine honour 
 .38.10. /. off sin, and order thy hands aright 
 
 39. 11. he shall/, a greater name than a thousand 
 
 47 . 22. but the Lore! will never /. off his mercy 
 
 51.10. he would not /. me in days of my trouble 
 
 LEAVE, 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 58. he gave him /. to drink in gold 
 
 15. 6. 1 give thee/, tocoinmoney for thy country 
 LEAVES. 
 
 Eccl. G. .3. thOu shalt eat up thy /. and lose fruit 
 
 14. 18. as for the green /. on a thick tree, some fall 
 LED. 
 
 ’Job. 1. 2. who was /. captive out of Thisbe 
 Wtsd. 10. 18. and /. them through much water 
 
 19 .11. being /. with their appetite, they asked 
 
 L \'j LX. 
 
 Tob. 1. 8. I was /. an orphan by my father 
 20. nor any thing /. me besides my wife Anna 
 Wtsd. 10. 14. /. him not in bonds, till she brought 
 
 14. 6. and /. to all ages a seed of generation 
 Eccl. 15. 14. he /. him in the hand of his counsel 
 
 17 . 21. neither /. nor forsook them, but spared 
 
 23. 8. the sinner shall be /. in his foolishness 
 .30. 8. and achild /. to himself will be wilful 
 
 44. 8. ot them that have /. a name behind them 
 LEISGill. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 8. age is not what standeth in /. of time 
 LEiNGTXIElSIED. 
 
 Eccl. 48.23. and he/, the king’s life 
 LE^'T. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 8. his life /. him shall be demanded 
 Eccl. 29. 4. many, when a thing was /. them 
 LEOPARD. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 23. it shall devour them 8is a /. 
 
 LE.S.S. 
 
 Wtsd. 15. 10. his life is of /. value than clay 
 LESSON. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 1. teach her not an evil /. against thyself 
 LET. 
 
 Eccl. 27- 19 . so hast thou /. thy neighbour go 
 LEU ED. 
 
 Wtsd. 7 . 22. wisdom quick, which cannot be /. 
 
 ^ LET LET 11, 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 19 . as one that/, abii'd go out of hand 
 ^ LEITEK. 
 
 Esth. 16. 19 . shall publish copy of this/, in all places 
 LE ITERS. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 2. he sent /. to the Lacedemonians, 5. 
 ISee also 7, 8, 17, 19. 1 14. 20.1 15. 1, 15. 2 Mac. 
 11. 16. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 18. he wrote the /. underwritten 
 
 . LEVITE. 
 
 Esth. 11.1. who said he was a priest and /. 
 LEWD. 
 
 Esth. 16. 4. but lifted up with words of /. persons 
 6. with falsehood and deceit of their /. disposition 
 Eccl. 30. 1.3. lest his /. behaviour be an offence 
 LEWDLY. 
 
 Tl isd. 15. 8. employing his labours /. he maketh 
 . . LEWDNESS. 
 
 Tob. 4. 13. in /. is decay and great want 
 
 Eccl. 20. 26. the disposition of a /. is dishonourable 
 25. 2. a poor man proud, a rich man that is a /. 
 LIARS. 
 
 ~ Esd. 11.42. hast hurt the peaceable, hast loved /. 
 Ivisd. 1_0. 14. she shewed them to be /. and gave 
 Eccl. 15. 8. men that are /. cannot remember her 
 ^ LIBANUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 48. he wrote letters also to them in L. 
 2^Esd. 15. 20. from the south, from the east, and L. 
 MjCcI. 24.13.1 was exalted like acedar in L, 50.12. 
 ^ LIBERAL. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 23. whoso is /. of his meat, men speak well 
 LIBERALLY. 
 
 Jvtsd. 7 . 1.3. and I do communicate her /. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. .30. nor have such gifts to give so /. 
 
 . LIBERAL! l Y. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 46. princely /. proceeding from thyself 
 LIBERTY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 53. that they should have free /. 
 
 62. because he had given them freedom and /. 
 
 Q Esd. 8.56. when they had taken /. they despised 
 Eccl. 7 . 21. a good servant, defraud him not of /. 
 
 25. 25. nor a wicked woman /. to gad abroad 
 
 26. 10. lest she abuse herself through over-much /, 
 30.11. give him no /. in his youth, and wink not 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 16. when he is at /. he may not revolt 
 IT 26. chased away enemies, and continued their /. 
 
 2 Mac. 9.14. the holy city, he would set at /. 
 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 2 Mae. 2. 13. how he founded a /. gathered acts 
 ^ . LICENCE. 
 
 jKi/. 11. 14. to bring them a /. from the senate 
 
 given any man /. to sin 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 1.3. gave them /. to do after the heathen 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 9 . It he might have /. to set up a place 
 
 LIE. 
 
 Wisd.^. 12. let us /. in wait for the righteous 
 icc/. 5. 14. and /. not in wait with thy tongue 
 6. 21. she will /. upon him as a mighty stone 
 ?! entrap thee in thy words 
 
 -2. go after her, anil /. in wait in her ways 
 
 27 . .8. but vengeance shall /. in wait for them 
 
 „ , LIETII. 
 
 1^1. \\. .31. for he /. in wait, and turneth good 
 27 . 10. as the lion /. in wait for the prey 
 
 Eccl. 28.26. lest thou fall before him that /. in wait 
 LIFE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 21. he sticks not to spend his /. with his 
 
 2 E.td. 2. 12. they shall have the tree of /. 
 
 .3. 5. thou didst breathe into him the breath of /. 
 
 7- 59 . this is the /. whereof Moses spake to the 
 people, choose the /. that thou mayest live 
 
 14. .30. received the law of /. which they kept not 
 
 16. 61. he gave them breath, /. and understanding 
 Tob. 8. 17 . finish their /. in health, with joy and mer. 
 12. 9. that exercise alms, shall be filled with /. 
 
 10. they that sin are enemies to their own /. 
 
 Jud. H). 1.3. without losing the /. of any man 
 
 15. thou hast saved thy /. in that thou hast hasted 
 12. 18. because my /. is magnified in me this day 
 
 1.3. 20. because thou hast not spared thy /. 
 
 Esth. 13. 2. to settle my subjects in a quiet/. 
 
 16. 12. went to deprive us of our kingdom and /. 
 
 1.3. as well of Mardocheus, who saved our /. 
 lEisd. 1.12. seek not de.Ttli in the error of your /. 
 
 4. 9. and an unspotted /. is old age 
 
 5. 4. we fools accounted his /. madness 
 
 7 . 6. for all men have one entrance to /. 
 
 8. 5. if riches be to be desirerl in this /. 
 
 7 . men can have nothing more profitable in /. 
 
 1.3. 11. a vessel tit for the service of man’s /. 
 
 17 . not ashamed to speak to that which hath no /. 
 
 18. for /. he prayeth to that which is dead 
 
 14. 12. the invention of them the corruption of /. 
 29 . their trust is in idols which have no /. 
 
 15. 8. when his /. wliicli was lent him shall be 
 
 10. and his /. is of less value than clay 
 12. but they counted our /. a pastime 
 
 16. 9 . nor was there found any remedy for /. 
 
 1.3. for thou hast power of /. and death 
 
 Eccl. 1. 12. the fear of the Lord giveth long /. 
 
 20. and the branches thereof are long /. 
 
 .3. 6. that honoureth his father, shall have a long/. 
 
 4. 12. he that lovelh her, loveth /. 
 
 5. 1. and say not 1 have enough for my /. 
 
 11. be swift to hear, and let thy /. be sincere 
 
 6. 16. a faithful friend iS'the medicine of /. 
 
 9. 1.3. lest he takeaway thy /. presently 
 
 10. 29 . him that dishonoureth his own /. 
 
 11. 14. /. and death, poverty and riches come of L. 
 
 1.3. 14. love the Lord all thy /. and call on him 
 
 15. 17 . before man is /. and death 
 
 16. .3. trust not thou in their /. nor respect 
 
 17 .11. he gave them the law of /. for an heritage 
 
 18. .33. thou shalt lie in wait for thy own /. 
 
 19. 5. he that resisteth pleasures, crowneth his /. 
 
 19. the knowledge of commandm. is doctrine of/. 
 
 20. .32. he that leadeth his /. without a guide 
 
 21. 1.3. his counsel is like a pure toiintain of/. 
 
 22. 11. the /. of the tool is worse than death 
 
 12. for an ungodly man all the days of his/. 
 
 2.3. 1. Father and (lovernor of all my whole /. 
 
 4. O Fa. and G. of my /. give me not a proud look 
 
 25. 2. and I am greatly offended at their /. 
 
 26. 2. he shall fulfil the years of his /. in peace 
 29. 15. for he hath given his /. for thee 
 
 22. better is the /. of a poor man in a cottage 
 
 24. it is a miserable /. to go from house to house 
 31. 27 wine is as good as /. to a man if drunk 
 
 moderately, what /. is to a man that is with¬ 
 out wine 
 
 3 . 3 . 14. good is set against evil, /. against death 
 
 23. at the time when thou shalt finish thy 1. 
 
 .34. 21. the bread of the needy is their/. 
 
 37 . 18. four things, good and evil,/, and death 
 
 27 . my son, prove thy soul in thy /. and see 
 31. he that taketh heed, prolongeth his /. 
 
 .38. 14. for ease and remedy to prolong /. 
 
 .39. 26. the principal things for the use of man’s /. 
 
 40. 29, the /. of him that dependeth on another 
 
 man’s table, is not to be counted for a /. 
 
 41. 1.3. a good /. hath but tew days, but good name 
 
 45. 5. he gave him the law of /. and knowledge 
 
 48. 14. he did wonders in his /. and at his death 
 
 2.3. sun went back, he lengthened the king’s /, 
 
 50. 1. who in his /. repaired the house again 
 
 51. 3. out of the hands of such as sought my /. 
 
 6. my /. was near to the hell beneath 
 
 Bar. 1. 11. pray for the /. of Nabuchodonosor king 
 of Babylon, and for the /. of Balthasar his son 
 4. 1. all they that keep it shall come to /. 
 
 1 Mac. ,3. 12. therewith he fought all Ids /. long 
 10. 61. men of a wicked /. assembled against him 
 
 1.3. 5. that I should spare my own /. in trouble 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 29 . he lay speechless, without hope of /. 
 .31. call upon the Most High, to grant him his /. 
 .33. for his sake the Lord hath granted thee /, 
 
 .35. made vows unto him that hath saved his /. 
 
 38. him well scourged, if he escape with his /. 
 
 6. 20. are not lawful for love of /. to be tasted 
 
 27 . manfully changing this /. 1 will shew myself 
 
 7 . 9. the king shall raise us up unto everlasting /. 
 14. thou shalt have no resurrection to /. 
 
 2.3. will also give you breath and /. again 
 
 25. she would counsel the young man to save his /. 
 .36. dead under God’s covenant of everlasting /. 
 
 . 37 . 1 offer up my body and /. for the laws 
 
 12. 24. he besought to let him go with his /. 
 
 14. 25. was quiet, and took part of this /. 
 
 .38. he did boldly jeopard his body and /. 
 
 46. and calling on the Lord of /. and spirit 
 
 LIFT. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 1. /. not thyself up, but he as the rest 
 :18. .3. the skill of the physicians shall /. his head 
 40. 26. riches and strength /.up the heart 
 
 46. 2. when he did /. up his hands against cities 
 
 LI F LED. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 13. and /. up his head from misery 
 
 47 . 4. when he /. up his hand with the stone 
 
 50. 20. he /. up his hands over the congregation 
 
 51. 9 . then /. 1 up my supplication from earth 
 
 LIGH'L. 
 
 1 E.sd. 8. 79 . to discover to us a /. in the house 
 Tob. 10. 5. I have let thee go, the /. of mine eyes 
 Wtsd. 5. 6. the /. of righteousness not shined to us 
 
 7 . 10. I chose to have her, instead of /. for the /. 
 
 that cometh from her never goeth out 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 26. she is the brightness of everlasting /. 
 29 . being compared with /. she is found before it 
 10 . 17 . and a /. of stars in the night season 
 
 18. 1. but thy saints had a very great /. 
 
 4. they were worthy to be (feprived of /. by 
 whom uncorrupt /. of the law was to be given 
 Eccl. 16. 16 . he hath separated his /. from darkness 
 17.26. he will lead thee out of darkness into/. 
 
 .31. what brighter than sun, yet /. thereof faileth 
 22. 11. weep for the dead, for he hatti lost the /. 
 
 26. 17 . as the clear /. is on the holy candlestick 
 
 32. 16 . they that fear L. shall kindle justice as a t. 
 .33. 7 . when all the /. of every ilay is of the sun 
 
 42. ]_6. the sun that giveth /. looketh on all 
 
 43. 7 . a /. that difcreaseth in her perfection 
 
 9. ornament giving/. in the highest places of Lord 
 50. 7 . as the rainbow giving/, in the clouds 
 29. for the /. of the Lord leadeth him 
 Bar. 3. 14. where is the /. of the eyes, and peace 
 
 20. young men have seen /. and dwelt on earth 
 .33. he that sendeth forth /. and it goeth 
 .34. they shewed /. to him that made them 
 5. 9. God shall lead Israel in the /. of his glorv 
 6 . 1 ^ 9 . they /. them candles more than for theinseives 
 67 . nor shine as the sun, nor give /. as the moon 
 Dan. .3. 48. G ye /. and darkness, bless ye the Lxnd 
 LIGH1. 
 
 1 E.<d. 8 . 86 . thou, O l.ord, didst make our sins /. 
 Eccl. 7 . 26. give not thyself over to a /. woman 
 
 19 . 4. he that is hasty to give credit is /.-minded 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 17 . tor if is not a /. thing to do wickedly 
 
 L1GIHEN. 
 
 Wisd. 17 .5. the stars endure to /. that horrible night 
 .LKill TEN I'.D. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 2. he said to me before it thundered and /. 
 13. 5.3. whereby thou only art here /. 
 
 LlGlLlNINti.s. 
 
 Eccl. 43,J3. he sendeth the /. of his judgment 
 Dan. .3. 51. O ye /. and clouds, bless ye the Lord 
 LI GUIS. 
 
 JVtsd. 1.3. 2. deemed the /. of heaven to be the gods- 
 LIKE. 
 
 Tob. 7 . 2. how /. is this young man to Tobit 
 
 8. 6. let us make to him an aid /. to himself 
 1-1. 5. shall build a temple, but not /. to the first 
 Wtsd. 5. 14. tor the hope of the ungodly is /. (lust 
 
 1.3. 1-1. or made it /. some vile beast, laying it 
 
 15. 16. but no man can make a god /. to himself 
 
 16. 1. by the /. were they punished worthily 
 Eccl. 13. 1. with a proud man, shall be /. to him 
 
 15. every beast liiveth his /. and every man 
 
 21. 9. the wic ked is /. tow wrapped together 
 27 .9- the birds will resort to their /. so will truth 
 .30. 4. he hath left one behind him 1. himself 
 
 33. 5. the heai t of the foolish is /. a cart-wheel, and 
 
 his thoughts are /. a rolling axle-tree 
 
 34. 2. is /. him that catcheth at a shadow 
 .36. 2.3. then is not her husband /. other men 
 
 44. 19 . in glory w'as there none /. to him 
 
 49 . 14. but on earth was no man created /. EnocK 
 
 gsfcr. 20.11. 
 
 noideili It, whereto shall he be /, 
 LI K EN E.S.S, 
 
 Eccl. 34. 3. even as the /. of a face fo a lace 
 LIKING. 
 
 Wtsd. 16.21. tempered itself to every man’s/. 
 
 . LIGN. 
 
 2 Estd. 11. . 37 . lo as it were a roaring /. chased 
 12. 1. while the /. spake these words to the eagle 
 .31. and the /. whom thou sawest rising up 
 16. 6. may any man drive away a hungry 1. ? 
 
 Esth. 14. 1.3. give eloquent speech before the/. 
 
 Led. 4. .30. be not as a /. in thine house 
 21. 2. the teeth thereof are as the teeth of a /. 
 
 25. 16. I had rather dwell with a /. and a dragon,, 
 than to keep house with a wickeil woman 
 
 27 . 10- as the /. lieth in wait for the piev 
 
 28. but vengeance as a /. shall lie in wait for them 
 
 28. 2.3. It shall be sent upon them as a /. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 4. .Judas Maccabeus in his acts was like 
 a /. and like a /. w help roaring for prev 
 LIONS. ^ V 3 
 
 TVi.fd. 11. 17 . a multitude of bears or fierce /. 
 
 -^cc/.^ 1.1. 19 . as the yvild ass is /. prey in v, ilderness 
 47 . 3. he played with /. as with kids, and with bears 
 Bel .31. who cast him into the /.den where he was 
 .32. and in the den there were seven /. 
 
 .34. carry it to Daniel who is in the /. den 
 
 1 '• 60. Daniel was delivered from mouth of /. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 11. giving a charge on enemies like /. 
 
 LIPS. 
 
 .Tnd. 9 . 10. smite; by the deceit of my /. the servant 
 Eccl. I. 24. /. ot many shall declare his wisdom 
 12. 16. an enemy siieaketh sweetly with his/. 
 
 21. 16. grace shall be found in the /. of the wise 
 25. the /. ot talkers will be telling such things 
 
 22. 27 . who shall set a seal of wisdom on my /. 
 
 23. 7 . that keeps it, shall not be taken in his/. 
 
 . 39 . 15. shew forth his (iraise with songs of your /. 
 .50. 20. give the blessing of the Lord with his /. 
 
 51. 2. hast preserved from the /. that forge lies 
 LIITLE. 
 
 Tob. 4.8. it abundance give accordingly, if thou Iiave- 
 but /. be not atraid to give according to that /. 
 .Tnd. It). 16 . all sacritice is too/, for a sweetsavour 
 Wi.sd. .3. 5. and having been a/, chastised 
 7 . 9. all gold 111 respect other is as a /. sand 
 12 . 2 . therefore chastenest thou them by /. and / 
 
 8. didst send wasps to destroy them by /. and /.' 
 
 10 . executing .judements on them by 1. and /. 
 
 14. 20. who a /. before was but honoured as a man 
 
 15. 8. he which a /. before was made of earth 
 
 16. 27 . being warmed with a /. sun beam, melted 
 Eccl. 11. .3. the bee is /. among such as tly 
 
 19 . I. contemns small things, shall fall by /. and t. 
 
 20. 12. there is that buyeth much fora /, 
 
 15. he gjveth /. and iipbraideili much 
 
 21.20. but a wise man doth scarce smile a /. 
 
 22. II. make a/, weeping for the dead, be is at rest 
 25.19. all wickedness is /. to wickednessof womaa 
 
 29. 23. be it /. or much, hold thee contented 
 31. 19. a 1. is sufficient for aman well nurtured 
 
 6b'5 
 
Apocrypha.] LOO 
 
 LO V 
 
 ■ JErcl. .‘?4. 10 he that hath no experienre, hnoweth /. 
 38. 24. he that hath /. business, shall become wise 
 
 40. 6. a /. or nothin;; is his rest, he is in lus sleep 
 42. 4, be not ashamed ot getlintt much or L 
 
 51.27. how that 1 have had but /. labour 
 JJan. .3. 5.3. O ve mountains and L hills bless Ty)rd 
 1 A'Jac. 7■ 5o. tne land ot J uda was in rest a /. wliile 
 £ A7ac. 6. 25. throu;:h my desire to live a /. time 
 
 7. -3.3. though the Lord he angry with us a I, while 
 
 LI vi;. 
 
 Q.'Esd.^l. 14. for I /. said) the I/)rd 
 Tob. 4. 6. succeed to thee and all them that I. justly 
 5. .3. which may go with thee while 1 yet 1. 
 
 Jiid. 7. 27 . be his servants, that our s ails may 1. 
 J^sth. 16. 1.5. that the .lews 1. by most just laws 
 19 . publish this, that the .Jews may freely 1. 
 Wi'd. .3.17- for though they /. long,yet notregarded 
 
 5. 15. but the righteous /. for evei inore 
 
 8. 9. 1 purposed to take her to me to /, with me 
 16. to i. with her hath no sorrosv, but joy 
 
 14.28. they prophesy lies, or /. imiustly 
 Heel. 1.3. 5. if have any thing, he will /. with thee 
 
 19.6. that can rule his tongue, shall /. without strife 
 34.1.3 the spirit of those that fear the Lord shall/. 
 39 . 9 . his memorial shall not depart away, and his 
 name shall /. from generation to generation 
 
 42.23. all these things /. and remain for ever 
 
 48.11. that slept in love, for we shall surely /. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 1.3. to what end shall we /. any longer? 
 33. do the command of the king, and you shall /. 
 
 6. .59- covenant that they shall /. af er their laws 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 1. and not to /. aftei' the la«s of God 
 
 19. than to 1. stained with such an abomination 
 25. through my desiie to /. a little time 
 
 11. 2.3. they that are in our realm /. quietly 
 
 24. should Suffer them to /. after their own laws 
 
 25. that they may 1. according to the customs 
 
 LIVKD. 
 
 Wud. 15. 17- whereas he /. once, but they never 
 EccL'iO. 5. w hile he /. he saw and rejoiced in him 
 
 41. 4. whether thou have /. ten or an hundred years 
 
 48. 12. whilst he /. he was not moved with presence 
 2 Mac. 5. 27 . Maccabeus /. in the mountains 
 
 9. 9. while he /. in sorrow his flesh fell away 
 
 LIVEIH. 
 
 Tob. 1.3.1. ble.ssed be God that /. for ever 
 Jnd. 12. 4. Juiiith said, as thy soul /. my T.ord 
 
 1.3. 16 as the Lord /. who hath kept me in my way 
 Heel. .3. 12. and grieve him not as long as he /. 
 
 18. 1. he that /. for ever created all things 
 
 22.4. but she that/, dishonestly is father's heaviness 
 
 25. 7. he that /. to see the tall of his enemy 
 41.1. O death, how bitter to a man that /. at rest! 
 
 44. 14. but their name. /. for ev ermore 
 
 LlVllSG, LIVING. 
 
 Tob. 13. 4. and extol him before all the /. 
 
 Wud. 1. 1.3. not pleasure in the destruction of the /. 
 4. 10. so / among sinners, he was translated 
 16. shall condemn the ungodly which are /. 
 
 7 . 20. to know the natures of /. creatures 
 
 15. 11. he knew not him that breathed in a /. spirit 
 18. 12. nor were the /. sufheient to bury them 
 2.3. he stayed wrath, and parted the way to the /. 
 Heel. A. 1. my son, defraud not the poor of,his /. 
 
 17.28. the /. and sound in heart shall praise Lord 
 
 45. 16 . he chose him out of all men /. 
 
 49 . 16 . so was Adam above every /. thing 
 Hel 5. 1 ma> not worsldp idols, but the /."God 
 
 6. thinkesf thou not that Bel is a /. god ? 
 
 24. thou canst not say that he is no 1. god 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 33. though the /. Lord he angry^ with us 
 
 11.24. had rather keep their own manner of /. 
 
 15.4. there is in heaven a / Loid, and mighty 
 
 1.OAVES. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 51. they set the /. upon the table 
 
 2 3iac. 1.8. We lighted lamps, and set forth the /. 
 
 LODGE. 
 
 Tob. 6. 10. brother, to-day we shall /. with Baguel 
 Heel. 14. 24. he that doth /. near her house 
 
 25. shall / in a lodging wdiere good things are 
 
 26. and he shall /. under her branches 
 
 LODGED. 
 
 Tob. 6. 1. they came to river 1 igris, and /. there 
 
 9 . 5. Haphael went out and /. with Gabael 
 Heel. 29. 27 . my brother ( omefh to be /. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 6. they saluted one another and /. 
 LOlIxS. 
 
 Jud. 4. 10. put sackcloth upon their /. 8. 5. 
 
 14. their /. girt «ith sackcloth, 2 Mac. 10. 25. 
 Hccl.Ab. 18. he hath smitten in sunrler the /. 
 
 47 . 19. thou didst bow thy /. unto women 
 LOIviG. 
 
 Tob. 9 . 4. if 1 tarry /. he will be very soiTy 
 
 10. 4. my .son is dead, seeing he sfayeth /. 
 
 IVisd. 3. 17 . though they live /. yet not regarded 
 4. 1.3. perfect in a short time, fulfilled a/, time 
 17 . 2. fettered v\ ith the bonds of a /. night 
 18.20. but the wrath endured not /. 
 
 24. in the /. garment was the whole world 
 Heel. 1. 12. the fear of the Lord giveth a /. life 
 
 20. and the branches thereof are /. life 
 
 3. 6. that honoureth his father shall have a /. life 
 
 4. 1. make not the needy eyes to wait /. 
 
 7 . 16. remember that wrath will not tarry /. 
 
 10. 10. the physician cutteth off a /. disease 
 
 14.12. remember death will not be /. in coming 
 
 2.3. 28. and to be received of him is /. life 
 
 46. 4. and was not one dav as /. as two ? 
 
 LOlSG-.SUlFEKlIsG. 
 
 Wisd. 15.1. /. and in merej’ ordering all things 
 Hccl.Z. 11. the T.ord is full of compa.ssion and /. 
 
 5. 4. the Lord is /. he will in no wise let thee go 
 
 I.OOK, .S. 
 
 Heel. 19 . 29 . a man may be known by his /. 
 
 2.3. 4. O Lord, give me not a proud /. 
 
 26. 9. whoredom mav be known in her haughty /. 
 
 . 'LOOK. 
 
 Wud. 12. 22. when judged, we shouhl /. for mercy 
 ■Heel. 9. 8. and /. not upon another’s beauty 
 33.1.5. so /. on all the works of the Most High 
 34.15. to whom doth he /. ? who is his strengtii ? 
 38. 28. his eyes /. still upon the pattern of the thing 
 666 
 
 Heel. 41. 20. be ashamed to /. upon an harlot 
 
 43. 11. /. on the rainbow, praise him that made it 
 LOOKED. 
 
 Heel. 16 . 29. the 1/jrd /. upon the earth 
 
 2.3. 20. after they were perfected, /. upon them all 
 51. 7. f /• for the succour of men, there was none 
 
 LOOKETII. 
 
 y.ce.l. 16. 19 . shaken, when the Lord /. upon them 
 
 20. 14. he /. to receive niany things lor one 
 42. 16, the sun t!)at gives light, /. on all things 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 6. the J.ord God /. upon us, and in truth 
 LOOKINf.. 
 
 Tob. 11.5. Anna sat/, towards the way for her son 
 Keel. 12. 11. shall tie to him, as if wijied a /. glass 
 2 Alac. 7 . 4. his brethren and his mother /. on 
 LOO.SED. 
 
 Jad. 6. 14. the Isi'aelites came tohini and /. him 
 Heel. 22. 16. timber cannot be /. with shaking 
 LOOsEN ED. 
 
 Jnd. 9.2. who /. the girdle of a maid to defile her 
 LOKD. 
 
 Tob. 2. 2. a poor man who is minflful of the F.. 
 
 .3. 12. now, () L. I set mine eyes towards thee 
 
 4. 19 . tiless the L. thy God alway, amt desire 
 .5. 19 . (hat which the L. hath given us to live 
 
 7. 18. the L. of heaven and eai th give thee joy 
 
 10. 12. the L. of heaven restore thee, my brother 
 
 1.3. 10. give praise to the L. for he is good 
 lli.^d. 1. 1. think of the L. with a good heart 
 .3. 8. and their L. shall reign for ever 
 
 4. 14. for his soul pleased the T,. therefore 
 
 5. 7- as tor tl e way of the I,, we have not known it 
 15 their nnvard also is with the L. 
 
 6. 7 . he which is L. over all, shall fear no man 
 
 8. 3. the L. ofall things, himself loved her 
 
 21. I prayed to the L. and besought him 
 
 9. 1. 0(7od of my fathers, and L. of mercy 
 
 1.3. who can think what the will of the L.'is ? 
 
 10. 20. the righteous [iraised thy holv name, O L. 
 
 11. ^ 1.3. they had some feeling of the L. 
 
 26. they are thine, O I,, then lover of souls 
 
 12. 2. that they may beTieveon thee, O L. 
 
 16. and because thou art the L. ofall 
 Eecl. 1. l.all wisdom cometh from the L. 
 
 2. 1. if thou come to serv e the L. prepare 
 
 11. the L. is full of compassion and mercy 
 
 3. 2o. the pow’erof the L. is great, he is honoured 
 
 4. 28. and the L. shall fight for thee 
 
 5. 7- make no tarrying to turn to the L. for sud¬ 
 
 denly shall the wrath of the L. come forth 
 
 11. 4. for the works of the L. are wonderful 
 
 12. the ev e of the h. looked on him for good 
 
 14. poverty and riches come of the L. 
 
 15. vvisdom, understanding the law are of the L. 
 
 17 . the gift of (lie L. remaineth with the godli' 
 26. for it is an eas.v thing unto the L. 
 
 13. 14. love the L. all thy life, and call on him 
 
 14. 2. who is not fallen from his hope in the L. 
 
 11. do good, and give the L. his due offering 
 
 1.5. 9 . for it was not sent him of the L. 
 
 11. say not, it is through the L. that I fell away 
 
 16. 17 . say not, 1 will hide myself from the L. 
 
 17 . 1. the L. created man of the earth, and turned 
 
 5. the use of the five operations ol the L. 
 
 2.). but all theii sins aie before the I,. 
 
 21. but the L. being gracious, spaied them 
 18.2. the L. only is righteous, and there is none 
 
 13. but (he mercy of the T,. is on all flesh 
 
 2.3. and be not as one that tempteth the L. 
 
 26. all things are soon done before ilie L. 
 
 2.3. 1. 0 L. Father and God of my life, 4. 
 
 28. it is great glory to follow the L. 
 
 24 . 24 . faint not to lie strong in the L. 
 
 25. 11. the loveofthe L. iiassethall things 
 26 4. if he have a good heart towards the L. 
 
 14. a silent and loving vvoman is a gift of the L. 
 
 28. 23. such as forsake the L. shall fall into it 
 
 42. 18. the L. knuweth all that may be known 
 
 43. 5. great is the L. tliat made it 
 
 29. the L. is terrible and very great 
 
 31 . vyhen you glorify the L. exalt him as much 
 .3.3. for the L. hath marie all things 
 
 44. 16 . Emoch plea.sed the L. and was translated 
 
 45. 19. lids the L. saw. and it displeased hiui 
 
 22. for the I.. himself is his portion and inherit. 
 
 46 10. see that it is good to follow the [,. 
 
 1.3. the prophet of the. f,. beloved of his L. 
 
 Dan. 3. l.they walked in the fire, blessing the L. 
 
 I.GSE. 
 
 Eecl. 9.6. that thou /. not thine inheritance 
 
 29. 10. /. thy money for thv- brother and friend 
 
 r.GSEl H. 
 
 £cc/. 27 . 16 . whoso riiscovereth secrets,/, his credit 
 LOSING. 
 
 Ecel. 10.21. but roughness and pride is the/, thereof 
 I.OsS. 
 
 Eecl. 22. 3. a foolish daughter is born to his /. 
 l,OST. 
 
 Tob. 14. 2. Tobitvvas .58 years old when he /.his sight 
 Eecl. 2. 14. woe unto you that have /. patience 
 8. 12. for if thou lendest him, count it tuit /. 
 
 22. 11. weep for the dead, for he hath /. the light 
 27 . 18. so hast thou /. (he love of thy neighbour 
 29. 10. let it not rust under a stone to he /. 
 
 41. 2. to him that despaireth and hath /. patience 
 Lor. 
 
 Eecl. 16. 8. norspared the place where L. sojourned 
 I.OL. 
 
 jn.cd. 2 . 9 . this is our portion, and our /. is this 
 Eecl. 14. 15. and thy labours to be divided by /. 
 37 . 8 . beware, lest he cast the /. upon thee 
 1 AJac. 3. 36. he should divide their land by /. 
 LOIS. 
 
 10. 10. therefore hath he made two /. 
 
 11. these two /. came at the hour and lime 
 LOVE. 
 
 1 E.^d.3. 22. forget their /. to friends and brethren 
 4. 18. do they not /. a woman who is comely ? 
 
 24. when he hath robbed, he bi ings it to his /, 
 
 I'ob. 4.1.3. therefore, my son, /. thy brethren 
 13. 14. O blessed are they that /. thee 
 JVud.l.l. /.righteousness, ye that be judges of earth 
 
 LYS 
 
 Wisd. 3. 9 . such as be faithful in /. shall abide 
 - , with him 
 
 6. 12. she IS easily seen of them that /. her 
 17- and the care of discipline is /. 
 
 18. and /. is the keeping of her laws 
 8 . 7 . if man /. righteousness, her laliours are virtues 
 Ecel. 1. 18. it enlargeth their rejoicing that /. him 
 
 2. 15. and they that /. him will keep his ways 
 16. they that /. him, shall be filled with the law 
 
 4. 7 . get thyself the/, of the congregation 
 
 10. he shall /. thee more than thy mother doth 
 14 aiuj them that /. her, the Lord <loth /. 
 
 6. 33. if thou /. to hear, thou shall receive under¬ 
 
 standing 
 
 7 21. let thy soul /. a good servant, defraud him not 
 .33, / him that maiie thee with all thy strength 
 
 10. 19 . they that /. him are an honourable plant 
 
 13. 14. /. tiie Lord all thy life, and call on him 
 
 15. 13. they that fear (iod /. not ahoniination 
 17 . 18. and giving him the light of his 1. 
 
 19. 18.. and wisdom obtaineth his /. 
 
 24. 18. I am the mother of fair /. and fear 
 
 25. 1. the unity of brethren, the /. of neighbours 
 It. but the /. of the Ixiid passeth all things 
 
 12. the tear of the Ixird is the beginning of his/. 
 27- 17. /. thy friend, and be faithful to him 
 
 18. so hast thou lost (he /. of thy neighbour 
 .30. 23. /. thine own soul, and comfort thy heart 
 34. 16. the eyes of the Lord are on them that /. Iiim 
 40. 20. hut the /.of wisdom is above them both 
 
 48.11. blesse'l are they that saw thee and slept in t. 
 S71.1:. 10. they both were wounded with her /. 
 
 20. the doors are shut and w e are in /. with thee 
 Bel .38. nor hast thou forsaken (hem that /. tliee 
 2 Mac. 6. 2'’. not lawful for /. of life to he tasted 
 
 14. 26. perceiving the /. that was betw ixt them 
 
 LOVED. 
 
 Jl isd. 7 . 10. I /. her above health and beauty 
 8. 2. 1 /. her and sought her out from my youth 
 
 3. yea, the Txird of all things himself/.'her 
 Eecl. 47 . 8. he sung songs, and /. him that made him 
 
 LOVEST. 
 
 Wi.id. 11. 24. for thou /. all (he things that are 
 
 16. 26 . thy children. 0 T.ord, whom thou /. 
 
 LOVE 1 11. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 25. a man /. his wife better than father 
 Tob 6 14. lest I die, for a wicked spirit / her 
 Wisd. 7 . 28. God /. none but him that dwelleth 
 Eecl. 4. 12. he that /. her /. life, that seek her early 
 
 I. 3. 15. call on the Ld. for his salvation, every beast 
 
 /. his like, and every man /. his neighbour 
 31.5. he that/, gold shall not be justifieil 
 .36. 22. a man /. nothing better than beauty 
 Bar. 6. 9. as it were for a virgin that /. to go gav 
 LOVER. ^ 
 
 Wisd. 8.2. T sought her, and I was a /. of her beauty 
 
 4. for she is a /. of God’s works 
 
 T.OVERS. 
 
 IVud. 15.6. that worship them are /. of evil things 
 I.OVING. 
 
 F.sth. 15. 8. he comforted her with /. words 
 Wi.fd. 1. 6. for w isdom is a /. spirit, will not acquit 
 Ecel 17 . 29. how' great is the /. kindness of the Lord! 
 
 26. 14. a /. woman is a gift of the Lord 
 Dan. 3. 19 . deal w ith us after thy /. kindness 
 
 LOVING T.Y. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 1. such as would /. accept all that joined 
 
 2 AJac. 12. 30. the Scythopolitansdealt/. with them 
 
 LOW. 
 
 2 E.fd. 9- 41. let me alone, for I am brought very/. 
 12.-18. seek mercy for the /. estate of yoursanctuary 
 Jnd. 6. 19- ami pity the /. estate of our nation 
 
 7 . 32. and they were very /. brought in the citv 
 Eecl. 2. 4. be patient when art changed to a /.estate 
 
 II. 1. wisdom lifteth up the head of him of /. degree 
 12. the LortI set him up from his /. estate * 
 
 20.11. there is that lifteth his head from a /. estate 
 .33. 12. but some he hath cursed and brought /. ' 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 51. priests are in heaviness and brought 1. 
 14. 14. he strengthened all his people brought 1. 
 
 lowr/v. 
 
 Eecl. .3. 20. the T.ord is lionoured of the /. 
 
 10. 15. and hath planted the /. in their place 
 
 12. 5. do well unto him that is /. but give not to 
 T.OYAT.. 
 
 2 Alac. 11. 19 . if you will keep yourselves/, to state 
 
 LUt 1118. 
 
 lAlac. 15. 16 . L, consul of the Romans, to Ptolemee 
 LID. 
 
 Jud. 2. 2.3. he destroved Phud and L. and spoiled 
 LUMP-S. 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. she filled a bag w ith corn and /. of figs 
 LUST. 
 
 'Job. 8.7. T take not this my sister for/. but upiightly 
 W'i.vd. 15. 5. the sight enticeth fools to /. after it 
 Elis. 8. that their /. was inflamed towards her 
 
 11. for they were ashamed to declare (heir /. 
 
 14. turning back, they acknowledged their /. 
 
 LYAR.' •'<ee Liar. 
 
 LYING. 
 
 Eecl. 51. 5. from an unclean tongue, from /. words 
 _ T.Y.SIAS. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. .32. he left I,, to oversee affairs of the king 
 .38. then L. chose Ptolemee son of Dorvmenes 
 
 7 . 2 . his f< rces had taken Antiochus and'L. 
 
 2 AJac. 10. 11. he set one T,. o\ er affairs of the realm 
 
 11. 1. T., (he king’s protector and cousin, took sore 
 
 12. ami T.. himself fled away shamefullv 
 
 15. Maccabeus w rote unto 1.. concerning .Tews 
 
 16 . letters to the lews from T,. to this effect 
 22 . Antiochus to his brother L. greeting 
 .35. what T,. the king’s cousin hath granted 
 
 12. 1. these being made, L. went unto the king 
 27 . Ephron a strong city wherein 1.. abode 
 
 1 . 3 . 2. L. his protector and ruler of his affairs 
 14. 2. had killed Antiochus and L. his protector 
 LY.slMAClIU.S. 
 
 Estb. 11.1. T>. the son of Ptolemeus interpreted it 
 2AIac. 4 . 29 . IVIenelausle his brother L.in his stead 
 
 39. many gathered themselves together against L, 
 
 40. L. armed about .3(XX) men, and liegan first 
 
 41. they seeing the attempt of L. caught .stones. 
 
M AL 
 
 MAR 
 
 MED [Apocrypha. 
 
 M. 
 
 MACCABELTS. 
 
 Mac.i. 4. Judas who was called M, 
 
 8. 1. his son Judas called IV[. rose in his stead 
 
 5. 24. Judas M. and Jonathan went over Jordan 
 34. the host, knowins it was M. tied from him 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 27 . Ju las M. with nine otliers withdrew 
 8. 16. M. called his men together about 6iH)() 
 
 10. ly. M. left Simon, and Joseph, and Zacchens 
 .30. ttie>’ took M. betwixt them and covered him 
 
 111. 7- then AI. himself tirst of all took weaiions 
 
 12. 19. Dositheus and Sosipater of M. captains 
 
 26 . then iM. marched fortli to Camion 
 
 1,3. 24. accepted well of M. made him governor 
 
 14. 6. the Absideans, whose captain is .ludas M. 
 
 27 . that he slioiild send M. prisoner to Antio'ch 
 .30. M. saw that Nicanor began to be churlish 
 
 J5. 7- -M. had confidence that Lord would help him 
 21. M. seeing the coming of the multitude 
 ‘ MACEUOMIAN. 
 
 Esth. 16. 10. Aman a .M. the son of Amadatha 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 1. Alexander son of Philip the M. 6. 2. 
 
 MAC KDON IANS. 
 
 Estf/. 16 .14. the kingdom of the Persians to the M. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 20. tlie battle in Babylon, with four 
 
 thousand M. and that the M. being perplexed 
 MAD. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 28. for either they are ?«. when merry 
 MA 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 71- shall lie like m.-men, sparinsnone 
 MADN I'.SS. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 4. we fools accounted his life m. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 1.3. thou shall never be disquieted with wi. 
 2 Mac. 15. 3.3. and hang up the reward of his in. 
 MADE. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 13. for G. m. not death, nor hath pleasure 
 
 6. 7- for he hath nt. the small and the great 
 
 11. 24. thou abhorrest nothing which thou hast m. 
 for never woul lest thou havew. any thing if thou 
 
 1.3. 15. set it in a wall, and m. it fast with iron 
 
 14. 3. thou hast m. a way in the sea, a safe path 
 
 8. is cursed, as well it as he that in. it 
 10, for that which is/ h. shall t)e punished 
 
 17 . they m. an express image of a king 
 
 15. 8. who a little before was/w. of earth himself 
 Eccl. 24. 8. he that ni. me caused my tabernacle rest 
 
 32. 1.3. for these things bless him that m. thee 
 . 39 . 21. he hath m. all things for their uses 
 
 4.3. 6. he in. the moon also to serve in her season 
 33. for the Lord hath m. all things 
 
 MA(;iC. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 7- as tor the illusions of art m. put down 
 MAGNIFICENCE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 5. according to the m. of Solomon 
 MAGNIFY. 
 
 Toh. 12.6. bless God, praise him and m. him 
 Esth. 14. HI. heathen to in. a Heshly king for ever 
 IVisd. 19. 22. O LonI, thou didst w. thy people 
 Eccl. . 39 . 15. in. his name, shew forth his praise 
 
 4.3. 28. how shall we be able to ni. him } 
 
 .31. who hath seen him ' wliocan wt. him asheis ? 
 49. 11. how shall we m. Zorobabel ? 
 
 MAGN 1 FI ED. 
 
 Jnd. 12. 18. because my life is m. in me this day 
 Wisd. 10. 20. they m. with one accord thy hand 
 MAGN I FIE I II. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 3. conversant with Got', she wt, her nobility 
 MAID. 
 
 Toh. 6. 12. the w. is fair and wise, therefore hear me 
 
 13. that this m. hath been given to seven men 
 8. 13. so the in. opened the door and went in 
 
 Jud. 9. 2. who loosened the girdle of a m. 
 
 10. 2. she called her m. and went into the house 
 
 5. then she gave her m. a bottle of wine 
 10. ludith went out, site anil her in. with her 
 
 12. 19 . then she took what her m. had prepared 
 
 1.3. 9 . she gave Holofernes his head to her m. 
 
 15.13. they put a garland of olive o.i her and herwt. 
 16.23. being lOoyears, and made her m. free 
 Euh. 15. 7 . bowed herself on the head of the m. 
 Eccl. 41. 22 . or to be over-busy with his in. 
 MAID.S. 
 
 ’loh. 3. 7. Sara w'„s reproached by her father’s m. 
 
 8. 12. he said, send one of the m. and let her see 
 Sus. 15. she went in as before with two m. only 
 
 19. now when the m. were gone forth the elders 
 36. shut the garden doors, and sent the m. away 
 
 MA.IE.SIY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 40. she is the strength and m. of all ages 
 'Toh, .3. 16. prayers heard before the m. of great God 
 
 1.3. 6. and 1 do declare his might and m. 
 
 Esth. 15. 6. and was clothed with all his robes of m. 
 
 7 . lifting ui) his countenance that shone with m. 
 
 1.3. my heart was troubled for fear of thy m. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 24. thy in. on the diadem of his head 
 Eccl. 2. 18. tor as is his m. so is his mercy 
 MAI N IAIN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 52. torn, burnt-offerings on the altar 
 Eccl. 25. 22. a w'ornan if she m. her husband is full 
 38. 34. but they will m. the state of the world 
 MAINTENANCE. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 29. for the in. of their sanctuary 
 MAKE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 26. I commanded to in. diligent search 
 
 8. 86. thou, O Lord, didst m. our sins light 
 Ti'isd. 15. 6. they tliat ni. them are lovers of evil 
 
 9. counteth it his glory to m. counterfeit things 
 
 MAKE!'II. 
 
 Ti’isd. 15. 8. he m. a vain god of the same clay 
 EccJ.A^. 13. he m. the snow to fall apace 
 
 15. by his great power he m. the clouds firm 
 17 . the noise of thunder m. the earth to tremble 
 MALES. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 28. he slew all the m. with the sword, 51. 
 MAI.ICE. 
 
 TVisd. 12. 10. and that their tw. was bred in them 
 
 20. whereby they might be delivered from their m. 
 
 16. 14. aman indeed killeth through his m. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 30. m. and wrath, these are abominations 
 
 Eccl. 28. 7- and bear no m. to thj' neighbour 
 
 1 flirtc. 9- 61. that they might work in. on Israel 
 
 13. 6. heathen are gathereil to destroy us of very m. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.50. still in authority, increasing in m. 
 
 MALICIOUS. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 4. there was scattered a certain m. people 
 7 . they who of old and now also are in. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 4. into a m. soul wisdom shall not enter 
 2 Mac. 5. 23. a m. mind against his countrymen 
 MALICIOUSLY. 
 
 Stis. 4.3. tliese men have in. invented against me 
 62. as they m. intended to do to their neighbour 
 2 Mac. 14. 11. others being in. set against Judas 
 MALI ON ED. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 18. strangers m. him in the wilderness 
 MAN. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 9. there is no m. that can gainsay thee 
 
 11. there is no ni. that can resist thee the Lord 
 
 14. not prefer the. glory of w?. above glory of God 
 Wi.id. 2. 1. nor was any m. known to have returned 
 
 5. it is fast sealed, so that no ni. cometh again 
 7 . 2. being compacted in blood, of the seed ot m. 
 
 23. kind to in. stedfasf, sure, free from care 
 
 9. 13. what w. is he that can know counsel of God ? 
 11. 16. might know that wherewithal a/rt. sinneth 
 
 15. 16 . in. made them, but no in. can make a god 
 
 16. 20. bread, able to content every in. delight 
 
 21. tempered itself to e\ ery m. liking 
 
 26. the growing of fruits that nourisheth m. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 4. jest not with a rude m. lest be disgraced 
 MAN FUl.LY. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 10. let us die ni. for our brethren 
 
 2 Mac. 2.21. to those that behaved themselves m. 
 
 6. 27 . in. changing this life, I will shew myself 
 
 7 . 5. they exhorted one another to die m. 
 
 10. the third holding forth his hands m. 
 
 8. 16. Maccabeus exhorted them to fight m. 
 
 14. 42. choosing rather to die m. than to come 
 
 MANGLED. 
 
 2 Mac. 7,15. they biought the fifth also and m. him 
 MANIFEST. 
 
 Tl'i.sd. 12. 17 . thou makest their boldness m. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 22. and she is not m. to many 
 16.16. his mercy is m. to every creature 
 M AN I FES I'A I ION. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 9 . for the m. of his wicked deeds 
 MANIFOLD. 
 
 If7.fl/. 7.22. a Sp. one only, in. subtile, lively, clear 
 Eccl. 51. ,3. from the m. afilictions which 1 had 
 MAN LY. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 21. with a m. stomach she said to them 
 MAN LI N ESS. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 7- that the bruit of his m. was spread 
 14. 18. Nicanor hearingof thew. of them 
 MANN A. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. 19. anrl I gave you m. to eat 
 Ear. 1. 10. prepare ye m. and offer on the altar 
 MANNER. 
 
 Toll. 7 . 12. then take lier according to the m, 
 
 E. sth. 1.3. 5. in the strange of their laws 
 Wisd. II. 9 . thiisting in another m. than the just 
 
 18. 11. master servant were punished after one m. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 18. four 111 . of things appear ; good, evil 
 
 1 Mac. 10.58. with great glory, as the ?«. of kings is 
 
 MANNERS. 
 
 Fccl.1i1.1~. leave off first foi m. sake, not unsatiable 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 13. such was the increase of heathenish m. 
 
 5. 22. for m. more barbarous than he that set him 
 
 6. 9. would not conform to m. of the Gentiles 
 
 MANSLAUGH TER. 
 
 2 F.sd. 1.26. your feet are swift to commit m. 
 
 W isd. 14. 25. there reigned in all men, blood, m. 
 MANY. 
 
 Eccl. 34.7- for dreams have deceived m. they failed 
 42. 6. and shut up where m. hands are 
 MARCHED. 
 
 Jnd. 1.13. hew. in battle-array against Arphaxad 
 
 1 Mac. 6. .33. the king m. fiercely with his host 
 
 40. they in. on safely and in order 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 10. they m. forward in their armour 
 
 12. 26. then Maccabeus in. forth to Carnion 
 
 13. 19 . w.to Bethsura a strong hold of tlie Jews 
 MARCHING. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 41. that heard the m. of the company 
 MARDOCHEUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 8. came with F.nenius, M. Beelsarus 
 E’vr/i.'10. 4. M.said, God hath done these things 
 
 11. 2. M. of the tribe of Benjamin had a dream 
 MARKEi. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 12. they counted our time here m. for gain 
 M A R K Is T-jp/rtce, and places. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 18. the lews do build the in.-places 
 'Tub. 2. 3. one of our nation is cast in the lu.-place 
 MARK. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 12. like as when an arrow is shot at a m. 
 
 21. the thunderbolts shall Hy to the in. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 10. shall not he without a blue ni. 
 MARKS. 
 
 Eccl. 28.17* the whip maketh m. in she flesh 
 MARRIAGE. 
 
 1 il/rtc. 9. 37 . the children of Jambri made a great w. 
 
 41. thus was their m. turned into mourning 
 
 10. 58. and celebrated her in. at Ptoleinais 
 
 MARRIAGES. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 24. they kept not lives nor m. undefiled 
 26. changing of kind, disorder in w. adultery 
 M A R R I A G E-C H A M B ER. 
 
 Toh. 6. 16. when thou shalt come into the m. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 27 . she that sat in m. was in heaviness 
 MARRY. 
 
 F, ccl. 7 .25. ni. thy danght. so shall have performed 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 56. 1 will m. my daughter to thee 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 14. Antiochiis as though he would in. her 
 
 MARRIED. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 38. who m. .Augiaone of the rlaughters 
 8. 70 . they and sons have in. with their daughters 
 92 . O F.sdras, we have vi. strange women 
 Toll. 1. 9. I w. Anna of mine own kindred 
 .3. 8. she had been in. to seven husbands 
 4. 12. they all m. wives of their own kindred 
 Esth. 10. 6. whom the kings rw.and made queen 
 Eccl. 15. 2. receive him as a wife m. of a virgin 
 
 26. 22. a m. woman is a tower against death 
 
 42. 9. and being m. lest she should be hatecl 
 
 10. and when she is m. lest she should be barien 
 2 Mac. 14. 25. so he m. was quiet, and took iiart 
 MARSll. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 42. they turned again to the m. of Jordan 
 45 . the water on this and that side the m. 
 
 MARVl'.E, 
 
 Eccl. 11.21. m. not at the works of sinners, but trust 
 
 16 . 11. it is in. if he escap? unpunished 
 
 26. 11. m. not if she trespass against thee 
 43.24. and when we hear it, we/rt. thereat 
 
 MARVELLED. 
 
 E^cl. 11. 13. so that many that saw it, m. at him 
 
 47 . 17 . thecounfi ies iii. at thee for thy songs 
 i^Mac. 1. 22. a tire kindled, so that every man m. 
 
 7 . 12. the king m. at ihe young man’s courage 
 MARVEELETII. 
 
 Eccl. 40.7. when all is safe, he awaketh and m. 
 
 43. 18. eye in. at the beaut v of the whiteness 
 
 MAR VELLGUS. . 
 
 Wisd. 10. 17 . guided the righteous in a m. Way 
 
 19 . 8. seeing the in. strange wonders 
 
 Eccl 17 9- he gave them to glory in his m. acts 
 .38.6. he might be honoured in his in. works 
 42. 17 . not given power todet lare all his m. works 
 43.2. declaring at his rising a in. instrument 
 29. the I.ord is great and in. in his power 
 
 48. 14. and at his death were his works^«. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 18. therefore m. things are done to us 
 
 20. but the mother was in. above all 
 
 MA.SS. t<ee Ikon. 
 
 MA.SSACRE. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 24. having made a great m. and spoken 
 
 MASTER. 
 
 JFisd. 18.11- w. and servant punished one manner 
 Feel. 19 . 21 . if a servant sa>- to his ni. I will notdo 
 .32. 1. it thou be made a i,n. of the feast 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 10. to Aristobulus, king Ptolemeus’ m. 
 
 2. 29 . as the m. builder of a new house must care 
 
 14. 12. Nicanor, who had been m.ot' the elephants 
 
 MASTERS. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 7- do service unto his parents, as to his m. 
 MAS 1ICK. 
 
 Sus. 54. who answeied, under a m. tree 
 MATTAIIIIAS. 
 
 1 Mae. 2. 14. M. and his sons rent their clothes 
 
 16. M. also atid his sons came together 
 
 17 . the king’s officers said to M. on this wise 
 19 . M. answered and S[)ake with a loud voice 
 
 24. which thing when M. saw, he was inflamed 
 
 27. M. cried throughout the city, saying 
 
 39 . when M. and his friends umlerstood hereof 
 45. M. and his friends went round about 
 
 49 . when the time drew near that M. should die 
 
 11 . 70 . none left, except M. the son of Absalom 
 
 11. 29. Simon son of M. with his brethren 
 16. 14. Simon came with his sons M. and Judas 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 19 . wherefore he sent M. to make peace 
 
 MATIER. 
 
 Wi.id. 11 . 17 . that made world of M. without form 
 
 15. 13. that of earthly,OT. makes brittle vessels 
 Eccl. 5. 15. be not ignorant in a great in. or small 
 
 7 . 25. so sbalt thou have performed a weighty in. 
 11.9. strive not in a ot. that concerns thee not 
 22.8. when he hath fold, he will say. what is Uicot. 
 
 27 . 1 . many have sinned for a stnall ot. 
 
 28. 10. as the ot. of the fire, so it burneth 
 
 37 .11. hearken not to these in any in. of counsel 
 MATTERS. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 2.3. be not curious in unnecessary ot. 
 
 11. 10. my son, meddle not with many ot. 
 
 . 37 . 11. neither with a coward in ot. of war 
 2 ,'1/rtc. 4. 23. to put him in mimi of necessary ot. 
 
 .31. then came the king in haste to appease ot. 
 
 8. 9. who in OT. ot war had great experience 
 
 MEANLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 38. but if I have done slenderly and ot. 
 MEANS. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 4. did not the sun go back by his ot f 
 MEASURABLY. 
 
 Eccl. SI. 28. wine in. drunk bringeth gladness 
 MEASURE. 
 
 Ti'isd. 11.20. thou hast ordered all things in ot. 
 
 M EASURED. 
 
 TVisd. 4.8. nor that is w. by number of years 
 MEAT. 
 
 Toh. 2. 2. when T saw abundance of ot. T said 
 4. then before I had tasted of anv ot. I started up 
 7 . 8. they set store of//i. on the table 
 10. 7 . and she (lid eat ho ot, on the day-time 
 .Jnd. 12. 9 . until she did eat her in. at evening 
 
 13. 10. and she put it in her bag of in. 
 
 Tf i.fd. 1.3.12. the refuse of his work to dress his m, 
 
 16. 2. preparedst for them ot. of a strange taste 
 19. 21. nor melted the icy kind of heavenly ot. 
 
 Eccl. 30.18. are as messes of ot. set on a grave 
 
 25. a good heart will have a care of his ot. 
 
 31. 23. whoso is liberal of his in. men speak well 
 24. but again.st him that is a niggard of his w. 
 
 36. 18. yei is one in. bettiu' than another 
 40.29. he pollutelh himself with other men’s ot. 
 
 41. 1. to him that is yet able to receive ot. 
 
 19 . be ashamed to lean th,v elbow on the ot. 
 
 Bel 11. set on tlicOT. and make ready the wine 
 M EA I .S 
 
 Tf isd. 19 .11. when they asked delicate in. 
 
 Feel. 13. 7 . and he wil'l shame thee by his ot. 
 
 .36. 18. the belly devourefh all ot. yet is one meat 
 . 37 . 29 . be not unsatiable, nor too greedy upon ot. 
 .30. for excess of OT. bringeth sickness 
 Bel 14. when gone out, the king set ot. before Bel 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 63. they might not be defiled with w. 
 
 2 Mac. 11.31. Jews shall use their own kind of m. 
 
 M EDDLE. 
 
 1 1'..sd. 6. 27. be careful not to ot. with the place 
 
 2 E.\d. 16 . 67 . to OT. no tnore with them for ever 
 Eccl. 11. 10. my son. ot. not with tuany matters, 
 
 for if thou OT.tniicb, thou shalt not be mnoernt 
 
 1 Mac. 10.35. no man have authority to ot. with theta 
 
 MEDE.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. .3. who was captive in the land of the M 
 
 6(i7 
 
Apocuypha.J MEN 
 
 MER 
 
 MIN 
 
 Jud. 1.1. which reisned over the M. in Fxbatane 
 
 16. 10. the M. were daunted at her hardiness 
 1 Mac. 1. 1. Darius kinjr of the Persians and M. 
 
 MKDIA. 
 
 1 Esd. .“1. 1. a feast to all the princesof M. and Persia 
 Toh. 1. 14. I went into M. and left in trust will) Ga- 
 bael at Pages, a city of M. fen talents of silver 
 
 15. was troubled tliat I could not go into M. 
 
 4. 1. had committed toGabael in Pages of iM. 20. 
 
 9. 2. take two camels, and go to Rages of M. 
 
 11. 15. told great things had happened to him in M. 
 
 14. 4. go iiito M. my son, for 1 surely believe 
 
 that for a time peace shall rather be in M. 
 
 14. he died at I'lcbatane in M. being 127 years 
 
 MKDICIN K. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 16. a faithful friend is the m. of life 
 M KDICIN I'-S. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 4. tlie L. hath created m, out of the eartli 
 MEDI l A l l’,. 
 
 EfCcl. 14. 20. blessed is the man that doth m. good 
 MEDI TA riON. 
 
 Eccl. 39. 1. he that is occupied in the m. thereof 
 MI'.DI l A 1 10>J.S. 
 
 t Esd. 10. 5. then left I the m. wherein I was 
 MI'.r.K. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 19. but mysteries are revealed unto the m. 
 
 10. 14. the Lord hath set u[) the m. in their stead 
 
 MELKN L.SS. 
 
 Wind. 2. 19. examine that we may know his m. 
 Eccl. 1. 27 . and faith and m. are his delight 
 
 3 . 17 . my son, goon with thy business in m. 
 
 4 . 8 . give him a friendly answer with m. 
 
 10 . 28. my son, glorify thy soul in m. and give it 
 36. 23. if there be kindne.ss and m. in her tongue 
 Ml'dVr. 
 
 Toh. 11 . 16. Tohit went out to m. his daughter 
 Eccl. 9. 3. m. not with an harlot lest tliou fall 
 
 15. 2 . as a mother shall she m. him, and receive 
 40. 23. a friend and companion never jn. amiss 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 11. .ludas went forth to m. him, 16. 
 
 17 . when they saw the host coming to m. them 
 
 5. 39. upon this .ludas went to /n. them 
 
 10. 56. m. me therefore at Ptolemais, that we 
 59 . that .lonathan should come and m. him 
 
 11 . 64. he went to m. tliem and left .Simon 
 
 12. 41. then .lonathan went out to m. him 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 21 . appointed a day to m. in together 
 
 MEET. 
 
 1 Esd. Q. ‘10. we think it OT. not to neglect such matter 
 
 5. 51 . they offered sacrifices daily as was m. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 44. and if I he m. thereiore, shew me 
 
 12. 36. thou only hast been m. to know this 
 
 'J'oh. 1.8. the third 1 gave to them to whom it was m. 
 
 7 . 10. it is 7 n. that thou sliouldst marry my daughter 
 Wisd. 4. .5. not ripe to eat, yea. w. for nothing 
 
 7 . 15. to conceive as is m. for things given me 
 
 13. 11. he hath sawn a tree w. for the purpose 
 Eccl. 10 . 23. it is not m. to despise the poor man 
 
 1 Mac. 8 . 30. shall think 711. to add or diminish 
 
 10. 19 . thou art a man 771. to be our friend 
 
 13. 40. look who are 7/7. among you to be in court 
 
 2 Mac. 8.33. he received a reward /«. for wickedness 
 
 9. 12. he said, it is ?». to be subject to God 
 
 MLLODY. ' 
 
 Eccl. .32. 6. so is the w. of^niusic with wine 
 40. 21. the pipe and psaltery make sweet w. 
 
 47 . 9 . that the singers might make sweet w. 
 
 50. 18. with variety of sounds was made sweet w. 
 MELOD10U.S. 
 
 Wisd. 17 .18. or a m. noise of birds among branches 
 MELT. 
 
 .Ti/d. 16.15. the rocks shall tti. as wax at thy presence 
 Wisd. 16 . 29 . the hope of the unfaithful shall w. away 
 19 . 21. kind of meat that was of nature apt to in. 
 MELTED. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 22. snow endured the fire and m. not 
 19. 21. neither m. thev tlie icy kind of meat 
 MEM RE It. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 7 . punish, throughout every w. of thy body 
 MEMORIAL. 
 
 Esth. 16. 23. conspire against us, aw. of destruction 
 Wisd. 4. I. for the m. thereof is immortal 
 19. sliall he in sorrow, and their w. shall perish 
 
 8. 13. shall leave behind me an everlasting m. 
 
 10. 8. left behind them a m. of their foolishness 
 Eccl. 10. 17 . he hath made their w. to cease 
 
 24.20. niy 771. is sweeter than honey, and inheritance 
 .35. 7 . the m. thereof shall never be forgotten 
 
 38. 11. give a sweet savour and a m. of fine flour 
 
 39. 9. his m. shall not depart away 
 
 44. 9. some there be which have no m. 
 
 45. 1. even Mo.ses beloved, whose w. is blessed 
 
 9. for a w. to the children of his peo]rIe 
 
 11. with a writing engiaved for a m. 
 
 16. a TV. to make reconciliation for his people 
 49 . 10. of the twelve prophets, let the m. be blessed 
 
 Bar. 4. 5. be of good cheer, my people, w. of Israel 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 7- and his m. is blessed for e' er 
 
 .35. and to take away their irt. from that place 
 
 8. 22. that they miglit have by them a 771. of peace 
 
 12. 53. takeaway their 777. from amongst men 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 31. leaving his death for a w. of virtue 
 
 MEMOR Y. 
 
 Eccl. 2.3. 26 . she shall leav e her w. to be cursed 
 46.11. concerning tlie judges, let their 777. be blessed 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 29. he made armour for a perpetual m. 
 
 2 Mac. 2, 25. that are desirous to commit to 777, 
 
 7 . 20. the mother was worthy of honourable m. 
 
 MEN. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 4. though they be punished in sight of m. 
 4. 2. when it is present 7/7. fake exam[)le at it 
 
 8. 11. I shall be admired in sight of great 777. 
 
 11. 23. for thou winkest at the sins of 7/7. 
 
 12. 17 . when tti. will not believe that thou art 
 
 1.3. 1. vain are all tti. by nature, ignorant of God 
 
 14. 11. and stumbling-blocks to the souls of w. 
 
 14. by the vain-glory of w. they entered the world 
 
 17 . whom 777. could not honour in presence 
 25. there reigned in all w. without exception 
 
 Eccl. 1. 16 . and filleth 777. with her fruits 
 2. 5. acceptable 777. in the furnace of adversity 
 
 18. into hands of Lord and not into hands of 771. 
 
 668 
 
 Eccl. 21. 2. as teeth of a lion, slaying souls of 777 . 
 33. 10. and all rn. are from the ground 
 . 37 . 2}i. all things are not profitable for all 777. 
 
 38. 6. he hath given th. skill that he might be 
 
 44. .3. let us praise 77/. renowned for their power 
 
 45. 16. he chose him out of all the nt. living 
 
 49. 16 . .Sem and .Seth in great honour among m. 
 Prayer of Manass. wdiom all tti. fear and tremble 
 
 M ENELAU.S. 
 
 2 I\fac. 4. 23. .Tason sent M. .Simon’s brother 
 
 27 . sow. got the principality 
 
 29 . M. left his brother I.ysimachus in hissteail 
 .32. M. su[)posinghe had gotten convenient time 
 31. IM. taking yXndronicus apart, prayed hinj 
 
 43. there was an accusation laid against IM. 
 
 45. but M. being now convicted, promised 
 
 47 . he discharged M. from the accusations 
 .50. M. remained still in authority, increasing 
 
 5. 5. the city taken M. fled into the castle 
 
 15. M. that traitor to the laws being his guide 
 23. besides M. who bear an heavy hand over 
 
 11. 29. M. declared to us, that your desire was 
 .32. I have sent also M. that he tnay comfort you 
 
 1.3. .3. M. also joined himself with them 
 M ENSTRUOUS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5.8. and w. women shall bring forth monsters 
 Est/t. 14. 16. that 1 abhor it as a w. rag 
 Bar. 6. 29. w. women eat their sacrifices 
 M KRC'.IIAN'T. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 29 . a 777. shall hardly keep from wmong 
 . 37 .11. nor consult with aw. concerning exchange 
 MERCTIANT.S. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 5. and of w. indifferent selling 
 Bar. .3. 23. the w. of Merran and '1 heman 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 41. the w. of the country hearing the fame 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 34. N icanor brought w. to buy the .Jews 
 
 MERCY. 
 
 1 EM. 5. 61. because his w. and glory is for ever 
 8. 78. 777 . hath been shewed to us from thee 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 25. 1 shall have no w. upon you 
 
 2. 4. go, O my children, and ask w. of the Lord 
 
 31. I shall shew w. to tliem, for 1 am merciful 
 .32. until I come and shew w. unto them 
 
 4. 2t. and we are not worthy to obtain w. 
 
 7 . 66. 1 know that he is of great w. 
 
 8. 11. nourished, till thou disposest itto thy m. 
 
 32. if thou hast a desire to have w. on us 
 45. and havew. upon thine own inheritance 
 
 Toh. 3.2. and all thy ways are and truth 
 
 8. 17 . because thou hast had 77/. grant them w. O 
 Lord, finish their life in health with joy and w. 
 
 1.3. 2. for lie doth scourge and hath w. 
 
 5. he will scourge, and will have w. again, 9. 
 
 14 . 7 . shall rejoice, shewing w. to our brethren 
 Jud. 13. 14. he hath not taken away his w. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 9. for grace and w, is to his saints 
 
 4. 15. that his grace and w. is with his saints 
 
 6. 6. for 777. will soon pardon the meanest 
 
 9. 1. God of my fathers and Loni of w. who hast 
 
 11. 9. when tried, albeit but in w. chastised 
 
 23. thou hast w. upon all, thoucanstdo all things 
 
 12.22. w hen we are judged, we should look forw. 
 
 15. 1. gracious, and in w. ordering all things 
 
 16 . 10. t!iy 777. was ever by them and healed them 
 
 19 . 1. wrath came on them without w. to the end 
 
 Eccl. 2. 7 . wait for his w. and go not asifie 
 
 9 . hope for good, and for everlasting joy and tti. 
 
 11. tor the Lord is full of com|>assion and w. 
 
 18. for as his majesty is, so is his w. 
 
 5. 6. say not, his w. is great, he will be pacified 
 
 16. 11. 777 . and wrath are with him, he is mighty 
 
 12. as his 777. is great, so is his correction also 
 14. make way for every work oi m. 
 
 16. his 771 . is manifest to every creature 
 18. 11. (Jod poiireth forth hisw. upon them 
 
 13. the 777. of man is toward his neighbour, but the 
 
 777 . of the Lord is upon all flesh 
 
 14. he hath tti. on tliem tliat receive discipline 
 
 2.3. 3. whose hoi'e is tar from thy 777. 
 
 28. 4. he sheweth no to a man like himself 
 
 29 . 8. w ith a poor man, delay not to shew him tti. 
 .35. 19 . and made them to rejoice in his /«. 
 
 20. 777 . is seasonable in time of affliction 
 .36. 1. have m. upon us, O Lord, and behold us 
 
 12. O Lord, have 777. on the people that is called 
 
 46.7. in the time of Moses he did a work oi'm. 
 
 47 . 22 . but the Lord will never leave off his m. 
 
 50. 24. that he would confirm hisw. with us 
 
 51. 8. then thought I upon thy m. O Lord 
 29 . let your soul rejoice in his m. 
 
 Bar. 6. .38. they can shew no 771. to the widow 
 Da 7 i. 3. 12. cause not thy 777. to depart from ns 
 67 . his 777 . endureth for ever, 68. 1 il/or. 4. 24. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 44. they might ask w. and comiJassion 
 
 4. 10. if peradventure the I.ord will have m. on us 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 7 . till God receive them unto 771. 
 
 18. he will shortly have 777. upon us 
 
 6. 16. he never witlidraweth his w. from us 
 
 7 . 29. that I may receive thee again in 771. 
 
 8. 5. the wrath of the Lord was turned into m. 
 
 27 . wdiich was beginning of m. unto them 
 
 9. 13. who now no more would havew. on him 
 
 10. 4. that he would chasten them with 7 / 1 . 
 
 MERCIES. 
 
 Eccl. 18. .5. and who shall also tell out his m.? 
 
 51.3. to the multitude of thy w. Dan. 3. 19. 
 Prayer of Manass. thou of thine infinite 7 n. hast 
 
 MERCIFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .31. I am 777. saith Lord almighty 
 
 7 . 62 . 1 know that the IMost High is called rn. 
 
 8. 31. because of us thou shalt be called 977. .32. 
 Toh. 6. 17- rise u|i, and pray to God wdio is 7 n. 
 
 7 . 12. the 777 . God give you good success in all 
 
 14. 9. shew thyself 7«. that it may go well with thee 
 Jiid. 16. 15. thou art ni. to them that fear thee 
 Esth. 13. 17 . be 777 . to thine inheritance 
 Wisd. 12. 19. that the just man should be 777. 
 
 Eccl. 29 .1. he that is w. will lend to his neighbour 
 36. 1.3. () be 7 n. to .lerusalem thy holy city 
 
 44. 10. these were w. men, w hose righteousness 
 45.1. he brought not of him aw. man. even Moses 
 
 48. 20. they called on the Lord who istii. 
 
 Eccl. 50.19. besought L, by prayerbef. him thatiswi. 
 Par. 3. 2. O I./)rd, have mercy, for thou art m. 
 Prayer of Mat/a.ss. but thy 771 . promise is unmea 
 suratile and unsearchable, tor thou art very 771 , 
 
 1 Mac. 2 . 57 . David lor tieing w. possessed the throne 
 
 2 Mac. 1.24. who art strong, and righteous, ami 771 . 
 
 7 . . 37 . that he would speedily be 777. to our nation 
 
 8. 29. besought the m. L. to be reconciled, 13. 12. 
 10. 26. they besought him to be 7n. to them 
 
 11.9 they praised' the th. God, and took heart 
 10. having an helper, for the Ixl. was m. to them 
 MERCIFULLY. 
 
 Toh. 8,7- m. ordain that we may become aged 
 MERCIFUI.NK.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 17 . and /n. endureth for ever 
 MERC1LE.S.S. 
 
 Wisd. 12.5. and also those w. murderers of children 
 MERRY. 
 
 I Esd. 7 .14. they kept feast making m. before Lord 
 
 9 . 54. they went to eat, and drink, and make in. 
 
 ‘1 E.sd.‘l.‘n. thou shalt be m. and have abundance 
 Toh. 7 .9. Raguel said, eat, and drink, and make m. 
 .hid. 12. 13. drink wine, and be m. with us, 17 . 
 
 II i.sd. 14. 2tl. for either they are mad when m. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 12. the fear of the Lord maketh a m. heart 
 
 13.25. a m. heart makes a cheerful countenance 
 .32. 2. that thou mayest be ni. with them 
 MESOPOTA.MIA. 
 
 Jud. 2.24. he went through ?.I. and destroyed cities 
 ME.SSAGE, 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 51. Alexander sent a m. to this effect 
 15. 32. Athenobius told him the king’s m. 
 
 M ES.SENGER. 
 
 1 Esd. 1, 50. God sent bv his m. to call them back 
 
 ml.s.s£ngeus. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.44. the king had sent letters by m. 
 
 5. 14. behold, there came other m. from Galilee 
 
 7 . 10. came to .1 udea, where they sent m. to judas 
 13. 14. Tryphon sent in. unto Simon, saying 
 
 21. they in the tower sent m. to Tryphon 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 19 . .lason sent special m. from Jerusalens 
 
 M ES.sES. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 18. are as m. of meat set on a grave 
 IMET. 
 
 1 E.sd. 9. 4. wdiosnever m. not there in two or three 
 Toh.~. 1. they came to the house, and Sara m. them 
 .Tvd. 10. 11. the first watch of Assyrians m. her 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 29 . .ludas ?«. them with ten thousand meti 
 10 . 60 . to Ptolemais, wdtere he tn. the two kings 
 
 74 . where Simon his brother m. him to help him 
 
 11.2. they openeci unto hiim, and m. him 
 
 6. then Jonathan m. the king with great pomp 
 
 2 Mac. 5.12. commanded not to spat e sucli as they in. 
 
 8. 14. being sold before they m. together 
 
 10. .35. they killed all that they m. withal 
 
 MID-DAY. 
 
 1 Esd. 9 . 41. he read trom morning to m. 
 
 MIDNIGHT. 
 
 Jud. 12. 5. and she slept till m. and she arose 
 M ID-LAND. 
 
 2 iliac. 8. 35. he came through the m. to Antioch 
 
 IM IDST. 
 
 Jud. ( 7 . 11. thej’ went trom the m. of the plain 
 
 11. 19 . I xvill lea(i thee through the 777. of Judea, 
 
 and 1 will set thy throne in the w. thereof 
 JVisd. 7 . 18. the ending and m. of the times 
 Eccl. 9.13. remember thou goest in the ni. of snares- 
 
 11.8. nor interrupt men in the rn. of their talk 
 42. 12. and sit not in the in. of women 
 
 Dan. .3. 1. and they walked in the in. of the fire 
 2. opening his mouth in the m. of the fire, said 
 27 . and made the nt. of the furnace moist 
 66. he hath delivered usoiit of the nt. of furnace 
 Sns. 34. two elders stood in the m. of the people 
 -18. so he standing in the 777. of them, said 
 iMac. 14. 44. he fell in the m. of the voiti place 
 45. yet he ran through the tn. of the throng 
 MIGHT. 
 
 Toh. 1.3. 6. praise the Lord of m. declare his m. 
 Jud. 9. II. nor siandeth thy tn, in strong men 
 14. thou art the God of all power and m. 
 
 1.3.8. she smote twice on his neck w ith all her tn. 
 
 MIGH 1 Y. 
 
 1 E.td. 4.41. great is truth, and ni. above all things 
 8 . 47 . by the nt. hand of our 1 ord, 61. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 32. the M. hath seen thy righteous dealing 
 
 10. 24. that the IM. may be merciful unto thee 
 Esth. 14. 19 . G thou 777. God above all. hear us 
 
 16 . 16 . they be children of the most nt. living Go<I 
 Wisd. 5. 2.3. a nt. w ind shall stand up against them ; 
 ill dealing shall overthrow the thrones of the m. 
 
 6. 6. but ni. men shall be mightily tormented 
 Eccl. 4. 27 . neither accept the person of the 711. 
 
 7 . 6 . lest at any time thou fear the person of the rn. 
 
 11. 6. many tn. men have been greatly disgraced 
 12.6. against the nt. day of their punishment 
 
 15. 18. he is 777. in power, and beholdeth all things 
 29 . 13. it shall fight for thee better than a/;i. shield, 
 
 18. suietiship hath driven nt. men from houses 
 34. 16. he is their nt. protection and strong stay' 
 
 46. 6. and he followed the nt. One 
 
 16 he called upon the nt. Lord, w hen his enemies 
 
 47. 5. he gave strength to slav that ni. warrior 
 
 MIGH 1 lER. 
 
 TEi.td. 1.3. 4. how’ much nt. is he that made him 
 i-.Vc/. 8. 12. lend not to him that isw. than thyself 
 
 13.2. have no fellowship w ith one that is tn. 
 
 MIGH TIE.ST. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.12. O men. how should not the king be tn. f 
 
 MIGH TII.Y. 
 
 W’isd. 6. 6. but mightv men shall be m. tormented 
 Mfl.DNES.S. 
 
 Esth. 13. 2. carrying myself with equity and m. 
 
 15. 8. God changed the spirit of the king into ni. 
 MILK. 
 
 2 Esd.Q. 10. out of the breasts tn. to be given 
 
 Bee Honuy. 
 
 MIND. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.8. all they whose tn. the I.ord had moved 
 3. 17- declare your tn. concerning the writings 
 
 19 . it maketh the tn. of the king and child all one 
 
 8. 11. as many therefore as have a m. thereunto 
 
MIS 
 
 MON 
 
 MOT [Apocrypha, 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 23. for it was not my m. to be curious 
 
 5. 14. my m. was troubled, so that it fainted 
 .33. thou art sore troubled in m. for Israel 
 
 9. 40. I said, why art thou so grieved in tliy m.? 
 41. let me alone, for 1 am vexed in my m. 
 
 12. 3. out of the trouble and trance of my m. 
 
 5. lo, yet am I weary in my m. and very weak 
 'lob. 4. 19. neither let them he put out of ihy m. 
 A3. 6. if you turn to him with your whole m. 
 
 Jud. 12. 16. his m. was moved, atxl he desired her 
 Esth. 11. 12. Mardocheus bare this dream in m. 
 Wind. 3.14. an inheritance more acceptable to his wi. 
 
 4. 12. the wandering of concupiscence doth un¬ 
 dermine the simple m. 
 9.15. the earthly tabernacle weigheth down Ihewi. 
 Eccl. 5. 2. follow not thine own m. and strength 
 6.32.if thou wilt apply thy m. thou shalt be prudent 
 
 37 . let thy m. be upon the ordinances of the l/)rd 
 7 .26. hast thou a wife after thy m. forsake her not 
 
 13. 26 . is a wearisome labour of the m. 
 
 23. 4. turn away from thy servants a haughty m. 
 
 6. give not over thy servant to an impudent m. 
 
 26. 14. so much worth, as am. well instructed 
 15. and her continents, cannot be valued 
 
 27 . 16. and shall never find friend to his m. 
 
 29. 17 . he that is of an unthankful m. 
 
 30. 21. give not over thy m. to heaviness 
 
 31. 28. wine bringeth cheerfulness of the m. 
 
 29. wine to excess maketh bitterness of the m. 
 
 37- 6. forget not thy friend in thy m. 
 
 12. a godly man, whose m. is according to thy s. 
 
 14. a man’s s. issometime wont lo tell liim more 
 than seven watchmen that sit in a tower 
 
 38. 26. he giveth his m. to make furrows 
 
 28. he seiteth his m. to finish his work 
 
 39 . 1. he that giveth his m. to the law of God 
 Bar. 4. 28. as it was your s. to go astray fi om God 
 iius.g. they perverted theirown tn. and tin ned away 
 
 1 AJac. 10 . 74 . Jonathan was moved in his m. 
 
 2 AJac. 1. 3. to do his will with a willing m. 
 
 3. 16 . declared the inward agony of his m. 
 
 4. 46. Ptolemee brought him lo be of another m, 
 
 5. 11. removing out of Egypt in a furious m. 
 
 17 . and so haughty was Antioclius in m. 
 
 21. such was the haughtiness of his m. 
 
 6. 29 . the speeches proceeded from a desperate m, 
 9 . 27 . that he umierstanding my m. will yield 
 
 11 . 7 . so they went forth with a willing m. 
 
 25. our m. is that this nation shall be in rest 
 37 . send that we may know what is your m. 
 
 13. 4. the King of kings moved Antiochus’ m. 
 
 9. king came with a barbarous and haughty m. 
 
 14.20. it appeared that they were all of one m. 
 
 15. .30. Judas the chief defender in body and m. 
 MINDED. 
 
 F.sth. 14. 13. of all that are like m. to him 
 Ecc/. 19- 4. that is hasty to give credit, is light m. 
 
 2 AJac. 12. 8. heard that the .1 amnites were m. to do 
 MIND.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 9 . whose m. were stirred up thereto 
 Wisd. 4. 15. nor laid they up this m their m. 
 
 2 Aiac. 2. 2. that they should not err in tlieir m. 
 
 15. 10. when he stirred up their m. he gave them 
 
 MINDFUL. 
 
 Z Esd. 16 . 20. nor be alway m. of the scourges 
 'Fob. 2. 2. bring what poor man is m. of tlie Lord 
 
 4. 5. my son, be m. of the Lord all thy days 
 IVisd. 16. 11. they might be w. of thv goodness 
 19 . 10. for they were yetm. of the things done 
 Ixcl. 3. .31. is m. of that which may come after 
 2 Alac. 12. 4.3. that he was m. of the resurrection 
 MINGLE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 87 . to w. ourselves with the uncleanness 
 
 MINGLED. 
 
 2 Afac. 14. 38. when they w. not themselves 
 15. 39 . as wine m. with water is pleasant 
 
 MINGLING. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 3. in the times of their m. with Gentiles 
 MlNISfEK. 
 
 \ Esd. 1.4. and m.unlo his people Israel 
 
 5. who m. in the presence of your brethren 
 
 4. 54. the priests’ vestments wherein they m. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 14. serve her, shall m. to the holy One 
 
 45 . 15. that they should m. to him, and bless 
 1 Alac. 10. 42. appertain to the priests that m. 
 
 MIN IS IE US. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.3. the Levites, the holy nt. of Israel 
 
 5. .35. all the m. of the temple, 8. 5, 22. 
 
 Jiisd. 6. 4. because being m.of his kingdom 
 
 MIN ISI'ERED. 
 
 Tob. 1. 7. the sons of Aaron who m. at Jerusalem 
 fud. 4. 14. they that m. to the Lord had sackcloth 
 . MINISTRY. 
 
 fl isd. 18. 21. bringing the shield of his proper m. 
 Eecl.Ati. 20. delivered them by thewt. of Esay 
 MIRACULOUSLY. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 30. that had m. honoured his own place 
 
 MIRROR. 
 
 IVisd. 7- 26. the unspotted m. of the power of God 
 MIRTH. 
 
 I Esd. 3. 20. it turneth every thought into m. 
 
 Tob. 2. 6. all your m. be turned into lamentation 
 JVtsd. 8. 16. hath no sorrow, but m. and joy 
 Eccl. 31. 31. despise not Ihy neighbour in his m. 
 Bar. 2. 23. the voice of m. and the voice of joy 
 1 Alac. 4.59. the dedication of altar be kept with m. 
 M1.SCI 11 EE. 
 
 ^ Esd. 15. 56. so shall God deliver thee into m. 
 Es-tb. 13.5^ this people working all the m. they can 
 E^cl. 19 . 27 . will flotheeaw. before thou be aware 
 27 . 27" he that worketh m. it shall fall on him 
 1 Alac. 1. 15. joined to heathen and sold to do m. 
 7 . 23 . now when Judas saw all the m. 
 
 9. 61. they took men that were authors of that m. 
 
 % Mac . 4. 47 . who was the cause of ail the tn. 13. 4. 
 
 6. .3. the coming in of this m. was sore 
 
 7 . 31. thou that hast been the author of all m. 
 
 „ , mischievous. 
 
 Bsth. 14. 19. deliver us out of the hands of the m. 
 Ivtsd. 15. 4. nor did the m. invention of men 
 Eccl. 11. .33. take heed of a w. man lest he bring 
 ous. 28. the two elders came lull of w. imagination 
 
 MISCONCEIVE. 
 
 2 Atac. 3. 32. suspecting lest the king should m. 
 MISERABLE. 
 
 Tob. 13. 10. love in thee for ever those that are m. 
 IVisd. 3. 11. whoso despiseth nurture, he is m. 
 
 9. 14. for the thoughts of mortal men are m. 
 
 13. 10. but m. are they, and in dead things hope 
 
 15 . 14. and are more m. than very babes 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 24. it is a m. life to go from house to house 
 Bar. 4. .31. m. are they that alitiicted thee 
 
 32. rn. are the cities which thy children served 
 2 Mac. 9.28. so died he a m. death in strange country 
 MISERY. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 .3.3. m. shall pass away, and long-suffering 
 9 . 45 . God heard me, looked upon my m. 
 
 Wisd. .3. 2. anil their departure is taken for m. 
 Eccl. 11. 1.3. and lifted up his head trom m. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 7- woe is me, lo see this ?«. of my people 
 
 6. 11. how great a rtood of m. d is wherein now I am 
 
 2 Alac. 6.9. then might a man have seen present w. 
 
 14. 8. for all our nation is in no small m. 
 
 Ml.'sElUES. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 50. many great m. shall be done to them 
 Bar. 2. 25. and they died in great m. by famine 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 42. Judas saw that m. were multiplied 
 
 MISINFORMED. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 11. and not as that wicked Simon had m. 
 
 MISS. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 13. arrows are sharp and shall not m. 
 Eccl. 8.9. m. not the discourse of the elders 
 MLSSING. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 43. but m. his stroke through haste 
 MISF. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 4. and our life shall be dispersed as a m. 
 Eccl. 43. 22. a present remedy of all is -Am. coming 
 Ml rilRIDAl'ES. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 11. he delivered them to M. his treasurer 
 
 16. in time of Belenus, and M. and Tabeliius 
 
 Ml LIGATED. 
 
 Wisd. 16 . 18. for some time the flame was m. 
 MITRE. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 12. he set a crown of gold upon the m. 
 MIXED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 70 . holy seed is tn. with the strange people 
 Esd. 13. 11. and they were all m. together 
 MOAB. 
 
 Jud. 1.12. slay all the inhabitants of the land of M. 
 
 5. 2. and called all the princes of M. 
 
 22. all that dwelt by the sea side and in M. 
 MOABITES. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 69. the M. Egyptians, and Edomites 
 Jud. 6. 1. llolofernes said to Achiorandall the M. 
 MOAN. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 17 . weep bitterly, and make great m. 
 .MOCK. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 25. thou didstsend a judgment towt.tliem 
 MOCKED. 
 
 Tob. <2. 8. but my neighbours rn. me and said 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 34. but he tn. them and laughed at them 
 
 2 Alac. 7. 39. king took it grievously that he was m. 
 
 MOCKERY. 
 
 Eccl. 27.28. rn. and reproach are from the proud 
 2 Mac. 8. 17 . injury, whereof they made a m. 
 MOCKING. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 6. a stallion horse is as a m. friend 
 2 Alac. 7 .7. brought second to make him a /«.-stock 
 MODERAIE. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 20. sound sleep cometh of m. eating 
 MODEIIAIELY. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 27 . wine is good, if it be drunk m. 
 MODEST. 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 37 . the m. behavionrof him that was dead 
 MODIN. 
 
 1 Afac.Q. 1. then arose Mattathias and dwelt in M. 
 
 15. came into city of M. to make them a sacrifice 
 
 2.3. to sacrifice on the altar which was at M. 
 
 70 . in sepulchre of his fathers at M. 9.19. 
 
 1.3. 25. buried them in M. the city of his fathers 
 .30. this is the sepulchre which he made at M. 
 
 16. 4. who went out and rested that night at M. 
 
 2 Alac. 13. 14. so Judas camped by M. 
 
 MOIST. 
 
 Dan. 3. 27. as it had been a m. whistling wind 
 MOLEST. 
 
 Esth. 12. 6. Aman sought tom. Mardocheus 
 
 1 AJac. 10. 35. or to rn. any of them in any matter 
 
 MOLLIFYING. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 12. nor m. plaister that restored them 
 MO.MENT. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. .38. which painsslack not a rn. 
 
 IVisd. 18. 12. in one m. noblest offspring destroyed 
 2 Alac. 6. 25. tlirough my desire to live a m. longer 
 9. 11. his pain increasing every m. 
 
 MONTH. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 6. in the m. Nisan, the first rn. Esth. 11. 2. 
 47 . but when the seventh m. was at hand 
 
 5 . 3 . began from the first day of the seventh m. 
 
 7 . 5. the three and twentieth day of the m. Adar 
 
 10. passover, the fourteenth day of the first rn. 
 
 9 . 5. tile twentieth day of the ninth m. 
 
 16. in the first day of the tenth rn. they sat 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . .38. a woman in the ninth rn. brmgeth forth 
 Esth. 10. 13. and the fifteenth day of the same m. 
 
 13. 6. the fourteenth day of the twelfth rn. Adar 
 
 16 . 20 . the thirteenth day of the twelfth tn. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 8. the rn. is called after her name 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 54. the fifteenth day of the rn. Casleu 
 
 4. 52. on the five and twentieth day of the ninth tn. 
 59 . from the five and twentieth day of the m. 
 
 14. 27 . the eighteenth day of the m. Elul 
 16. 14. in the eleventh m. called .Sabat 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 9 . see that ye keep the feast in wi. Casleu 
 18. upon the five and twentieth day ot the rn. 
 
 11.21. the twenty-fourth day of wi.Dioscorinthiiis 
 .3.3. in the fifteenth day ot the m. Xanthicus, 38. 
 
 15. .36. the thirteenth dav of the twelfth tn. 
 
 MONTHS. 
 
 1 Esd.l .44. Joacim reigned but three m. and ten days 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 40. when she hath fulfilled her nine m. 
 
 8. 8. and nine m. doth thy workmanship endure 
 IVisd. 7 . 2. to be flesh in the time of ten m. 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 27 . have pity on me that bare thee nine m. 
 
 MONEY. 
 
 1 Esd. 5.54. they gave the masons and carpenters tn. 
 
 8. 24. by penalty of m. or by imprisonment 
 Tob. 4. 1. m that day Tobit remembered the m. 
 
 2. 1 may signify to him of the rn. before 1 die 
 
 5.2. how can 1 receive wi. seeing 1 know him not 
 .3. seek thee a man, and go and receive the m. 
 
 18. be not greedy to add rn. to rn. 
 
 9. 2. go to Gabael and bring me the m. 
 
 10. 2. and there is no man to give him the tn. 
 
 10. Raguel gave him servants, cattle, and m. 
 
 12. .3. he hath brought me the rn. ami healed thee 
 Jnd. 4. 10. servants bought with m. put sackcloth 
 Eccl. 9. 9. spend not thy m. with her at the wine 
 
 14. .3. what should an envious man do with tn. 
 
 21. 8. that builds his house with other men’s m. 
 
 29 5. forhis neighbour's ;/(. he will speak submissljr 
 
 10. lose thy tn. for thy brother and thy friend 
 51. 25. buy her for yourselves without m. 
 
 28. get learning with a great sum of m. 
 
 Bar. 1. 6. they made also a collection of m. 
 
 10. we have sent you tn. to buy you offerings 
 
 6. .35. they can neither give riches norm. 
 
 1 Alac. .3. 31. to go into Persia to gather much m. 
 8. 26. nor aid them with victuals or m. 28. 
 
 13. 15. it is for rn. he is owing to the king’s treasure 
 
 17 . yet sent he them.and the children, 18. 
 
 15. 6. I give thee leave also to coin m. 
 
 2 >tac. 1. 14. to receive m. in name of a dowry 
 .3. 6. the treasury was full of mlinitesumsofm. 
 
 7 . Apollonius came and had shewed him of the 
 m. and sent him to bring the foresaid tn. 
 
 9. that intelligence was given him of the m. 
 
 10. there was tn. laid up for the relief of widows 
 
 4. 1. having been a bewrayerof the m. 
 
 20. this rn. was appointed to Hercules’ sacrifice 
 
 2.3. sent Menelans to bear the rn. unto the king 
 27 . but as for tlie m. that he had promised 
 
 45. to give him m. if he would pacify the king 
 
 8. 10. lo make so much m. of the captive Jews 
 25. look their tn. tliatcaine lo buy them 
 
 10. 21. they had sold their brethren for m. 
 
 MONUMENT. 
 
 Wisd. 10 . 7 . a standing pillar ofsaltisam. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 27 . .Simon built a rn. on the sepulchre 
 
 2 Alac. 15. 6. determined to set up a public m. 
 
 MOON. 
 
 2 Esd. 5.4. the rn. shall shine thrice in the day 
 
 6. -15. thou conmiandedst the m. to give her light 
 Eccl. 27 . 11, but a fool changeth as the m. 
 
 39. 12. for 1 am tilled as the w. at the full 
 43. 0. he made the tn. also to serve in her season 
 
 7 . from the tn. is the sign of feasts 
 50. 0. he was as the ni. at the full 
 
 Bar. 6. 60. tor sun, rn. and stars are obedient 
 67 . nor shine as the sun, nor yive light as the m, 
 Dan. .3. 40. O \ e sun and rn. bless ye the Lord 
 MORDOClI F.Us. .See SIakdochkus. 
 MORN ING. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 11. and thus did they in tlie m. 
 
 5. 50. they otlered to the Lord tn. and evening 
 
 9 . 41. he lead in the (ourt trom rn. unto mid-day 
 Tob. 9 . 6 . eaily in the rn. they both went forth 
 Jnd. 12.5. when it was towards the w.-watch 
 
 14. 11. as soon as m. arose, they hanged the head 
 IPisd. 11.22. yea as a drop of rn. dew that falleth 
 Eccl. 18. 26. from tn. till evening time is changed 
 
 24. .32. I will yet make doctrine lo shine as the m. 
 47 . 10. that the temple might sound from m. 
 
 50. 6 ._iie was as the m.-star in the midst of a cloud 
 Bel 16 . in the tn. betime the king arose 
 1 Alac. 4. 52. tliey rose up betimes in the m. 
 
 5. .30. betimes in the m. they looked up 
 
 9. 1.3. the battle continued from rn. till night 
 
 10.80. cast darts at the people from m. till evening 
 
 11. 67 . betimes in the ni. they gat to the plain 
 
 MOSES. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.6. commandment which was given to M. 
 
 11. tooft'eras it is written in the book of INI. 
 
 5. 49 . as it is commanded in the book of M. 
 
 7. 6. did the things written in the Ixiok of M. 
 
 9 . stood arrayed, according lo the book of M. 
 
 8. .3. as ascribe, being \ ery ready in the law of M. 
 
 9. . 39 . that he would briny the law of M. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1. 13. I gave yon M. for a leader 
 
 7 . .36. M. prayed for the fathers that sinned 
 59- for this is the life whereof M. spake 
 14. .3. I did nianiftsily reveal myself to M. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 1. even .M. beloved of God and men 
 
 15. M. consecrated and anointed him with oil 
 46. 1. Jesus w'as successor of M. in prophecies 
 
 7 . in the time of .M. he di<l a work of mercy 
 Bar. 1. 20. curse which the Lord appointed by M. 
 
 2. 28. as thou spakest by thy servant M. 
 
 Sus. .3. taught according to the law of ^1. 62. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 29. plant thy people as .M. hath spoken 
 
 2.4. where M. climbed up and saw the heritage 
 
 8. the cloud also as it was shewed under M. 
 
 10. as when M. prayed to the Lord, fire came 
 
 11. 51. said, because the sin olTering was not 
 7 . 6. as M. in his song declareil. saying 
 
 .30. law that was given unto our fathers by M. 
 MOTHER. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.28. I prayed you as a m. her daughters 
 
 10. 7 . how that .Sjonour rn. is full of heaviness 
 
 13. 55. thou hast called understanding Ihy m. 
 
 Tob. 1.8. as Delmi'a my father’s rn. commanded me 
 
 4. 3. and <lespise not Ihy tn. but honour her 
 
 1.3. for lewdness is the m. of famine 
 
 5. 17 . but Anna his w. wept, and said toTobit 
 
 10. 12. honour thy father anil thy fTi.-in-law 
 
 11. 17 . and blessed be thy father and thy m. 
 
 14. 10. bury me decently, and thy rn. w ith me 
 
 12. when Anna his »i. was deaif, he burieil her 
 
 13. he buried his lather and m. honourably 
 HV.ti/. 7 . 2 . in my m. womb 1 was fashioned 
 
 12. I knew not that she was the wi. of them 
 Eccl. .3. 2. the authority of the tn. over tlie sons 
 4. he that honoureth his m. is as one that layeth up 
 
 6. the obedient shall be a comfort to his m. 
 o. curse of the rn. rooteth out foundations 
 
 11. a tn. in dishonour is a reproach to children 
 
 669 
 
Apocrypha.J MOU 
 
 MUR 
 
 Eccl. 3.16. he that angerclli his m. is cui sed of Gotl 
 
 4. 10. be insteaft of a hiisbanil to their tn. 
 
 7. 27. and forget not the sorrows of thy m. 
 
 15. 2. as a /n. shall she iiieet him ami receive him 
 24. 18. 1 am the m. ot fair love and fear 
 
 40. 1. from the ilay they ao out of their w. womb, 
 till the day they return to the m. of all things 
 49. 7. was a pro[)het sanctified in hrs /«. woiidi 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 28. for his m. and his four brethren 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 1. seven brethren with their m. taken 
 
 4. the rest of his brethreti aii'l m. looking on 
 
 5. they exhorted one another with the m. to die 
 
 20. but the m. was marvel Ions above all 
 25. the king called his m. and exhorted her 
 
 41. last of all after the sons the m. died 
 
 MO 1 H, s. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 3. m. and worms shall have him to heritage 
 
 42. 13. for from garments cometh a rn. 
 
 Ear. 6. 12. gods cannot save themselves from m. 
 MO 1 ION. 
 
 2 E.sv/. 6. 14. it shall be as it were a great m. 
 
 IVisd. 7. 24. wisdom is more moving than any m. 
 MOVK. 
 
 2 E.rrf. 4. . 37 . lie doth not m. nor stir them 
 Ear. 6. 27 . neither can they m. of themselves 
 Ean. .3. 57. whales and all that m. in the waters 
 MOVKD. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.8. all they whose mind the T.ord had m. 
 
 8. 72 . all that were ni. at the word of the Lord 
 
 2 E.<.d. .3. .3. my spirit was sore m. and 1 spake 
 
 6. 14. the place where thon standest shall not be m. 
 
 7 . 15. why art thon m. whereas thon art mortal 
 1.3. 2. that the wind m. all the waves thereof 
 
 Jud. 9. 4. children, which were m. with thy zeal 
 
 12. 16 . his heart was ravished, his mind was m. 
 16.15. for the mountains shall be m. troin toundat. 
 
 Eccl. 16 . 18. shall be m. when lie shall visit 
 48. 12. he was not »i. with the presence of any prince 
 Ear. 4. 6. but because you wi. God to wrath 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 74 . Jonathan was m. in his mind 
 
 £ Mac. 4. . 37 . Antiochus was sorry, and m. to pity 
 49 . they of I'yrus m. with hatred of that deed 
 
 13. 4. the King of kings m. Antiochus’ mind 
 
 MOVf.DSr. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.18. thou m. the whole world, and madest 
 
 MOVING. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 2. as a little spark in m. of our heart 
 
 7 . 24. for wisdom is more m. than any motion 
 
 MO UN r. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 33. a charge of the Lord on m. TIoreb 
 
 42. I Esdras saw on w. Sion a great people 
 
 1. % .35. he shall stand upon the top of m. Sion 
 Wisd. 9. 8. to build a temple on thy holy ni. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. . 37 . all the host went up into m. Sion 
 60 . they builded the m. Sion with high walls 
 
 5. 54. so they went up to m. Sion with joy 
 
 6. 48. the king pitched his tents against m. Sion 
 62. then the king entered into m. Sion 
 
 9. 15. who pursued them to the m. Azotus 
 
 11. . 37 . Set on the holy m. in a conspicuous place 
 
 12. 36. raising a m. between the tower and tlie city 
 
 MOUN LAIN. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 6. he had graved himself a great m. 
 
 12. I saw the same man come down from the m. 
 
 Jud. 2. 21. pitched from Bectileth near the m. 
 
 10. 10. looked, until she was gone down the ?n. 
 
 1.3. 10. they went up the m. of Bethulia 
 
 Eccl. 50. 26. that sit upon the m. of Samaria 
 Ear. 6. . 39 . like stones that be hewn out of the m. 
 
 1 Mac. 16 . 20. he sent to take the m. of the temple 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 4. as he went foi th into the m. 
 
 MOUN TAINS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 4. they go and break down m. and towers 
 .2 Esd. 8. 2.3. whose indignation makes the m. melt 
 
 15 42. they shall break down the m. and hills 
 
 16. 60 . hath made pools on the tops of the m. 
 
 Eoh. 1. 21. they fled into the m. ot Ararath 
 Jud. 1. 15. he took also Arjihaxad in the m. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 1.3. as a cypress upon the m. of Ilermon 
 
 43. 4. the sun burnetii the m. three times more 
 16. at his sight the m. are shaken, the wind bloweth 
 
 21. itdevoureth the m. and biirneth the wilderness 
 
 MOURN. 
 
 S Esd. 8. 16 . thy inheritance, for whose cause I m. 
 10. 4. but continually to m. and to fast until I die 
 
 8. now seeing we all m. art thou griev. for one son *. 
 
 9. tell thee that it is she whicli ought to m. 
 
 15. 12. T'gypt shall m. and foundation be smitten 
 
 I. 3. they that till the ground shall m. 
 
 16. .33. the women shall m. having no husbands 
 39. world shall m. and sorrows shall come 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 10. he had none to m. for him 
 
 MOURNED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .32. in all Jewry they m. for losias 
 
 8. 72 . assembled, whilst 1 m. for the iniquity 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . .38. she m. and wept with a loud voice 
 
 10. 49. because she m. for her son thou begannest 
 Eccl. 48. 24. he comforted them that m. in Sion 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 26. so that the princes and elders m. 
 
 2. 14. Mattathias and his sons m. very sore 
 
 9. 20. and all Israel w. many days, saying 
 
 MOURNING. 
 
 1 E.(d. 9. 2. m. for the great iniquities of multitude 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 20. so 1 fasted sevendays, m. and weeping 
 
 10. 0. seest thon not our w. and what happeneth 
 
 II. who then should make more in. than she f 
 41. thou sawest a woman m. and begannest 
 
 Job. 2. 6. your feasts shall be turned into m. 
 
 Esth. 14. 2. put on garments of anguish and m. 
 
 15. 1. third day she laid away her m. garments 
 Wisd. 14. 15. fora father afflicted with untimely m. 
 19. 3. for whilst they were vet m. at the graves 
 
 MOURNINGS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.19. I had pity on your m. and gave manna 
 
 16 . 18. the beginnings of sorrows and great m. 
 
 MOUTH. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 28. wortis spoken by them, of the T.ord 
 47 . words spoken to him from the m. of the Lord 
 37 . word of the Lord spoken by the m. of Jeremy 
 2. 1. that he had promised by the 7 / 7 . of Jeremy 
 4. 19 . with open m. fix their eyes fast on her 
 31, the king gazed upon her with open m. 
 
 670 
 
 2 E.fd. 14. .38. open thy tti. and drink that! gave thee 
 ^ 41. and my 77 /. was opened, and shut no more 
 7//A. 1.3.6. therefore confess him with your m. 
 
 .hid. 11. 19 . a dog shall not open his tti. at thee 
 Wisd. 1. 11. the 771. (hat Ixdieth slayeth the soul 
 
 8. 12. they shall lay their hands on their m. 
 
 10. 2L wisdom openeth the m. of the dumb 
 Eccl. 5. 12. it not, lay thy hand upon thy tti. 
 
 11. 1. blessed inan that hatli not slipt with his tti. 
 
 1.5. 9- praise is not seemly in the tti. of a sinner 
 
 20. 19 . vvill always be in the tti. of the unwise 
 20. rejecteil when it comes out of a fool’s tti. 
 
 21. 5. a prayer out of a poor man's rn. reacheth to 
 17 . they inquire at the tti. of the wise man 
 
 22.22. It thou hast opened thy tti. against thy friend 
 
 2.3. 7 . hear, (1 ye children, tlie discipline of the tti. 
 
 9. accustom not thy tti. to swearing 
 
 1.3. use not thy m. to untemperate swearing 
 24. 2. in the congregation shall she open her tti. 
 
 3. 1 came out of the tti. ot the Most High 
 
 26. 12. she will open her tti. as a thirsty traveller 
 
 27 . 23. at last he vvill writhe his tti. and slander 
 
 28. 12. and both these come out of thy m. 
 
 29. 24. art a sti anger, thou darest not open thy m. 
 .30. 18. delicates poured upon a tti. shut up 
 
 .31. 8. wisdom is perfection to a faidiful in. 
 
 . 37 . 22. the fruits are commendable in his tti. 
 
 39 . 5 . and he will open his m. m prayer 
 
 40. .30. begging is sweet in the tti. of the shameless 
 Dan. .3. 2. opening his tti. in the midst of tlie fire 
 28. then the three, as out ot one tti. praised God 
 Sus. 61 . Daniel had convicted them by their ow n tti. 
 Bel‘ 27 . this he iviit in the dragon's tti. 
 
 1 Mac.Q. fiO. Daniel was delivered from the tti. of 
 
 9. 55. for his tti. stoppeil, he could not speak 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 18. Eleazar was constrained to open his tti. 
 
 MOU'IHS. 
 
 Jud. 15.1.3. Israel followed with songs in their tti. 
 Esili. 1.3. 17 . destroy not the ni. of thein that praise 
 14. 10. open the in. of the heathen to set forth 
 Eccl. 19 . 1. it is sweet as honey in all tti. 
 
 Dan. 3. 10. and now we cannot open our m. 
 MUCH. 
 
 Toll. 12.8. a little with righteousness is better than in. 
 Wisd.Q. 12. it I talk in. they shall lay their hands 
 
 10. 18. and led them through tti. water 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 11. with an idle servant of tti. business 
 
 43. 27 . we may speak tti. and yet come short 
 .30. when ye glority God exalt him as m. as you can 
 51. 16 . I received her, and gat tti. learning 
 
 27 . how that 1 have gotten unto me tti. rest 
 
 28. get learning, and get tti. gold by her 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 14. who prayeth in. for the people 
 MULBERRIES. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. .34. they shewed the blood of grapes and tti. 
 MUT.K. 
 
 Jv.d. 15. 11. she took it and laid it on her tti. 
 MULES. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 43. two hundred forty and five tti. 
 
 MU LI IPLV. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 12. when they on the earth began to m. 
 
 7 . 67 . for if he shall not tti. his mercies 
 
 Eccl. 6. 5. sweet language vvill tti. friends 
 16. 2. though they tti. rejoice not in them 
 23. 16 . two sorts of men tti. sin, a hot mind 
 44.21. he would tti. him as the dust of the earth 
 4,'. 18. and thou dirist tti silver as lead 
 Dan. 3. 13. that thou wouldst tti. their seed as stars 
 MUIJIPLILD. 
 
 1 E.sd. 8. 75 . for our sins ai e in. above our heads 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 10. incontinency shall be tti. on earth 
 Wisd. 10. 10. she /;». the fruits of his labours 
 Eccl. 18. 12. therefore he rn. his com|)assion 
 
 48. 16 . some pleasing to God, and some tti. sins 
 Prayer <f Mana.ss. my transgr essions are tti. and tti. 
 1 Mac. 1. 9 . and evils were -tti. in the eai th 
 .3. 42. when .ludas saw that miseries were tti. 
 
 14. 15. he TTI. the ve-ssels of the temple 
 MULflPLlElH. 
 
 Eccl.Zl. 12, as wisdom vvhich tti. tiitterness 
 MULTIPLYING. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 3. the tti. tirood of the ungodly not thrive 
 MULI I I UDB. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.14. it is not the great king, nor tti. of men 
 5.65. yet the tti. sounded marvellously 
 
 9 . 6. all the m. sat trembling in the court 
 
 2 I'Ed. .3. 16 . and so Jacob became a great tti. 
 
 6. 3. before the innumerable tti. of angels 
 Wisd 6. 2. you that glory in the m. of nations 
 
 24. the rn. of the wise is the vvelfare of the world 
 Eccl. 5. 6. he vvill he pacified for the tti. of my sins 
 6. .34. stand in the tti. of the elders, and cleave 
 7 . 7 . offend not against the tti. of a city 
 9. God will look upon the rn. of my oblations 
 14.1. that is not prickeii with the tti. of sins 
 16 . 1. desiie not a m. of unprofitable children 
 .3. trust not in their life, nor respect their tti. 
 
 26. 5. the gathering together of an unruly tti. 
 
 34. 19 . nor is he pacified for sin by tti. of sacrifices 
 
 35. 18. till he have taken away the tti. of the proud 
 42. 11. lest she make thee ashamed before the tti. 
 51. 3. according to the tti. of thy mercies 
 Prayer uf Mana>s. for the tit. of mine iniquity 
 
 .MUNITION. 
 
 1 Mac.11. 10. he set in them all manner of tti. 
 
 MURDER, .S. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .3. by Simon’s faction tti. were committed 
 35. were much grieved for the unjust tti. of the man 
 
 MURDER El). 
 
 jn.sd. 10. .3. the fury wherewith he tti. his brother 
 
 1 jlJac. 2. 41. as our brethren that were in. 
 
 MURDER ER. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 38. there slew he the cursed tti. 
 
 9. 28. thus the tti. and blasphemer died 
 
 MURDERERS. 
 
 fIV.vrf. 12. 5. also those merciless rn. of children 
 2 Mac. 12.6. he came against those in. of his brethren 
 MUR.MUR. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 16. but even to this day do ye yet tti, 
 
 Eccl. .31.24. against a niggani the whole city tti. 
 MURMURED. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 15. nevertheless you tti. there 
 
 NAM 
 
 
 
 »?« ai jAjI41J5 lilt; i^nc 
 
 1 Mac. 11. .19. all the host tti. against Demetrius 
 
 -M U R .M U R 1N G. 
 
 nisd. 1. 11. beware of TTI. which is unprofitable 
 Eccl. 46.7. and they appeased the wicked tti 
 MI/RMU RINGS. 
 
 IVisd. 1. 10. and the noise of tti. is not hid 
 -MUSED. 
 
 2 EjSd. 10. 25, I wasatraiil, and m. what it might be 
 
 Wisd. 9.15. the mind that tti. upon many things 
 51U .S1C. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 6. a tale out of season is as tti, in moumini' 
 .32. 3 with sound judgment, and hinder not tti. " 
 
 5. concert ot rn. in a banquet of wine 
 
 6. so is the melody of in. with pleasant wine 
 40. 20. wine and tti. rejoice the heart 
 
 49. 1. it is as tti. at a banquet of wine 
 1 hac. 9 . 39 . to meet them with the instruments of tti 
 MU.SIGAL. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 2. brought them back with tti. instruments 
 59 . priests in vestments vvith tti. instruments 
 Eccl. 44. 5. such as touml out tti, tunes, and recited 
 MU.SICIAN. 
 
 Eccl. .32. 4. pour not out w ords where there is a tti. 
 -MU.M ERED. 
 
 Jud. 2. 15. he tti. the chosen men for the battle 
 MUIED. 
 
 Tab. 2. 10. the sparrows m. dung into mine eyes 
 MYRRH. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 15. a pleasant odour like the best m. 
 ■MY.S l ERIE.S. 
 
 Wisd. 2.22. as for the tti. of God they knew them not 
 6. 22. and I vvill not hide tti. from you 
 8. 4. she is privy to the tti. of the know ledge of Goq 
 Eccl. .3. 19 . but TTI. are revealed unto the meek 
 
 N. 
 
 NABATHITE.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 25. where they met vvith the N. 
 
 N A B UC H () DO N OSO R. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 41. N. also took of the holy v'esseis 
 7bb. 14. 15. of Nineve which was taken by N, 
 Jud. 1. 1. in the twelfth year of the reign of N. 
 
 2. 19. to go before king N. in the voyage 
 .3. 8. that all nations should worship N. only 
 6. 4. saith king N. lord of all the earth 
 
 11. 1. I never hurt any that was willing to serve N. 
 
 4. entreat thee well, as they do the .servants of N. 
 
 7 . as N. king of all the earth liveth 
 
 12. 1.3. vvhich serve in the house of N. 
 
 Esdi. n, 4. one of the captiv es vvhich N. carried 
 Bar. 1.9. N.king of Babylon, 6. 2. 
 
 11. pray for the life of N. king of Babylon 
 
 12. we shall live under the shadow of N. 
 
 N AHU5I. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 40. I give fur leaders, N. and Abacuc 
 
 NAIL. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 2. as a n. sticks between the joinings 
 NAKED. 
 
 'fob. 1. 17 . and I gave my clothes to the ». 
 
 . 4. 16 . give of thy garments to them that areii. 
 
 2 AJac. 11. 12. many living wounded, escaped «. 
 NAME. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 48. made him swear by the n. of the Lord 
 
 4. 63. the tetnple which is called by his n. 
 
 6. .3.3. the Lord, whose 11. is there called upon 
 8. 78 be left us a n. in the place of thy sanctuary 
 88. till thou hadst left us neither root, seed, nor n. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 1. the angel, whose n. vvas Uriel, gave me 
 7bb. 3. 15. and that I never polluted my w. nor the 
 
 Ti. of my father, in the land of my captivity 
 
 5. 11. 1 would know, brother, thy kindred and n. 
 11. 14. lie said, blessed is thy ti. for ever 
 
 1.3. 11. shall come from far to thew. of the Txl. God 
 .hid. 9. 7 . breakvst the battle, the Lord is thy n. 
 Esth. to. 8. assembled to destroy the ti. of the .lews 
 Wisd. 2. 4. and our ti. shall be forgotten in time 
 
 14. 21. ascribe to stocks the incommunicable ti. 
 
 19 . 18. in a iisaltery, notes change ti. of the tune 
 
 Eccl. 6. 1. thereby thou shalt inherit an ill n. 
 
 22. for wisdom is according to her n. 
 
 15. 6. shall cause him to inherit an everlasting n. 
 17- 10. and the elect shall praise his holy it. 
 
 22. 14. what is the n. thereof but a fooj ' 
 
 . 37 . 1. a friend vvhich is only a friend in ti. 
 
 26. and his ti. shall be perpetual 
 
 39. 9. hisTi. shall live from generation to generat. 
 
 11. he shall leave a greater ti. than a thousand 
 15. magnify hisTi. and shew forth his praise 
 
 40. 19 . builfiing of a city contiiuieth a man's ti. 
 
 41. 11. an ill ti. of sinners shall be blotted out 
 
 12. have regard to thy n. tor that shall continue 
 
 1.3. but a good ti. endnreth fur ever 
 
 4.3. 8. the month is called after her ti. 
 
 44. 8. there be that have left a ti. behind them 
 14. bodies buried, but their ti. liveth for ever 
 
 45. 15. they should bless the people in his n. 
 
 47 . 16. thy TI. went far unto the islands 
 
 M. 20. to give blessing, and to rejoice in his ti. 
 Bar. 2. 11. and thou hast gotten thyself a n. 
 
 .32. they shall praise me. and think on my' n. 
 
 . 3 . 5 . but think upon thy power and thy 71 . 
 
 4. .39. he that gave thee that ti. will comfort thee 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 14. he said. 1 vvill get me a ti. and honour 
 4. .33. let all those that know thy ti. praise thee 
 5 . 57 . let us also get us aw. and go tight ag. heathen 
 
 63. renowned, whei esoe' er their ti. was heard of 
 
 6. 44. that he itiight get him a peiqietiial n. 
 
 14. 10. that his honourable ti. was renowned 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 13. strong citv, the n. of it was Caspis 
 
 N A .'ll L D, 
 
 2 Fsd. 5. 26. of fowls thou hast n. thee one dove 
 'Job. ,3. 8. neither wast thou ti. after any of them 
 If'isd. 14. 27 . for worshipping of idols nOt to be ru 
 Eccl. 24. 18. all my chihlrvii, which are n. of him 
 
 36. 12. people, whom thou hast n. thy first-born 
 NAMES. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 12. and we required the ti. in writing 
 
 8. 49 . the catalogue ot whose ii. were shewed 
 
NEC 
 
 NIN [Apocrypha, 
 
 N E V 
 
 NAMETH. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 10. who sweai eth and n. God contiiiuallv 
 i^AMlNG. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 9. nor use thysell' to the 7i. of the holy One 
 J.AMEA. 
 
 ^ Mac. 1.13. when the leader came, the^'were slain 
 in tlie temple of Is. by tiie deceit of piiests 
 MAltUA ) IONS. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 24. desire to look into the n. of the storv 
 ]Si ARROW. 
 
 lo '*■ case, the entrance weren. 7 . 
 
 13.43. Itiey entered by the n. passages of tlie river 
 r , >A111AN. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 1. after him rose up N. to prophesy 
 
 <vi' destroy every kins and n. 
 
 !• 17 . if 1 saw any ot iny n. dead, 1 burieri him 
 2. 3. one of our 71. is stranyled and cast out 
 4. 19. forevery n. hath notconnsel, but l.ordgiveth 
 Jud. o. 10. tliai one could not number their 71, 
 
 21. but it there be no iniquity in their w. 
 
 0.5. vengeance ot tliis »i. that came out of Egypt 
 19. O I ord God, pity the low estate of our n. 
 15.9. thou art the great rejoii ing of our w. 
 
 Euh. U). 9. jny n. is this Israel, which cried to God 
 vvisd. 10. 15. from the n. that oppressed them 
 17 . 2 . unrighteous thouLdit to oppress the holy n. 
 Eccl. 16 . 6 . in a rebellious «. wrath is 011 lire 
 
 28. 14. hath driven them from w. to n. 
 
 49 . 5._ he gave their glory to a strange 71 . 
 
 50. 2o. and the third is no ». 
 
 Ear. 4. 15. a shameless «. and of a strange language 
 £)««. 3. 14. for we are become le.ss than any n. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .34. they put therein a sinful rt. 
 
 2.10. what w. hath not had a part in her kingdom ? 
 
 11. 42. 1 will greatly honour thee and thy 71. 
 
 13. 6. 1 will avenge my ?/. and the sanctuary 
 
 14. 4. he jought the good of his w. in such wise 
 
 6. and he enlarged the bounds of his 71. 
 
 29. put themselves in jeopardy, and resisting the 
 enemies of their w. did their n. great honour 
 
 16. 3. novv 1 am old, go out an 1 fight for our 71. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 2. that had tendered his own 71. 
 
 10. brought his own n. to the Greekish fashion 
 o. 12. not tor destrm t. but tor a chastening of our n. 
 31. not only to young men, but to all his w. 
 
 7 . 16. think not that our 71. is forsaken of God 
 . 37 . he would speedily be mercifid to our n. 
 
 38. the vvrath justly brought < n all our n. 
 
 10. 8. should be kept of the whole n. of the Jews 
 
 11. 25. our mind is, that this n. shall be in rest 
 14. 9 . be careful for the country and our n. 
 
 34. him that was ever a defender of their 71 
 _ KA'IION.S. 
 
 i passed all the pollutions of all n. 
 
 ^Esd. 3. 7 . of whom came 71. tribes, people 
 Tab. 3 . 4. for a jiroverb of reproach to all 71. 
 
 13. o. and he will gather us out of all n. 
 
 fo <he Lord 
 
 14. 6. and all «.shall turn and fear the Lord 
 
 r allw. praise the l.ord, and his people 
 
 r) .’?• *? "P 'iiy kindred 
 
 Est/i. l.{. 4 . that had laws contrary to all 
 If- >2. O king of the 7 /.. and Lord of all power 
 
 3.8. they shalljudge (he 71. and have dominion 
 O. 2. you that glory in the multitude of ». 
 
 8. 14. and the 71. shall be subject to me 
 
 10. 5. the 71 . in their wicked consinracj’ 
 
 12. 12 shall accuse thee tor the 71. that perish 
 
 ear to her, shall judge m. 
 
 10. 15. Lord hath plucked up the roots of itroud 71. 
 
 17 . 17 . in the di\ ision of the ?t. he set a ruler 
 29. 18. so that they wandered among strange ti. 
 
 36. 2. send thy tear upon all )i. that seek not thee 
 
 39. 10. w. shall shew forth his wisdom 
 44. 21. that he would bless the 71. in his seed 
 46. 6. he made the battle to tall upon the n 
 50. 25. there be two manner ot 71. which I abhor 
 Ear. 4. 6. ye were sold to 71. not for destruction 
 6. 4. see gods of gold, which cause n. to fear 
 
 51. it shal 1 manifestly a()pear to 71. and kiitgs 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 3. Alexander took S|)oils of many w. 
 
 4. he ruled over countries, and n. and kings 
 NAIIVIIY. 
 
 TLz.f^. 6. 22. seek out trom the beginning of her w. 
 Eccl. 2.3. 14. and .so thou cm se the day of thy w 
 NAIURE. ■ 
 
 If ?sd. 1.3. 1. surely vain are all men by ti. 
 
 19. 20. the water foi gat his own quenching 71. 
 
 21. the icy meat, that was of 74 . ai)t to melt 
 WAIURL.S. 
 
 /f isd. 7 . 20. to know the n. of living creatures 
 
 r , ^ A 
 
 Eccl. 46. 1. Jesus son of N . was valiant in wars 
 HAUGHTY 
 
 JVtsd. 12 . 10. that they were a ti. generation 
 ..... ISlAUGI j I 1^ E.S.S. 
 
 ivtsd. 4. 12. the bewitching of 74 . doth obscure 
 o . ^iAVIGAHLE. 
 
 2 mac. 5.21. in his pride to make the land 74 . 
 
 , ,, NAVY. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 17 . he entered into Egypt with a great 74 . 
 
 2 AJac. 12. 9 . he set fire on the haven and the 74 . 
 
 14. 1. Demetrius with a great power and 74 
 
 , WAZARU'ES. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 49 . and the N. they stirred up 
 „ , NKRAI. ‘ 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 23. there was also ,1 eroboam the son of N. 
 
 ^ >iecessary. 
 
 i’ ■/ * **’”•' a day, and things ti. 
 
 pa'ience in seeking the Lord 
 -9. 3. Shalt find the thing that is 74 . for thee 
 
 o n ‘‘’iPences of the sanctuary 
 
 thought it 71 . to certify you 
 o n, K''"-certain 74. matters 
 
 I <0 care for the safety of all 
 
 l.>. zO. JuuHS coin’t*yef| such things tis 
 
 escape the 74. of (he travail 
 r .A treasure against the day of 74. 
 
 l^t'owest my 74. for 1 abhor 
 
 rvtsd. 17. 17. endured 74. that could not be avoided 
 
 Eccl. 20.14. nor yet the envious for his n. 
 
 NECF.SSI 1 1 E.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 13.19. come into great perils, and many 74 , 
 N LCK. 
 
 rebelled, and hardened his 74 . 
 
 3. 6. and head-tire, and ciiain about bis 74 . 
 lob. 11. 9. Anna tell on the 74 . of her.son, 13. 
 
 Jv-d. 1.3. 8. and shesinote twice U[)on bis 74 . 
 
 16 . 9 . and the tauchiou passed through his 74 . 
 Eitn. \b.\\. his sceptre, and lai<l it upon her 74 . 
 h,ccl.O. 21. and put thy n. into her chain 
 t . 2.3. and bow down their 74 . from their youth 
 •>0. 12. bow down his 74 . while he isyouii" 
 
 •i.i. 26 . a yoke and collar do bow the / 4 . ” 
 jL 26. init your 74 . under the yoke 
 
 shall return from Iheirstiff 74 . 
 
 4 . .,0. but shorily thou shalttiead uiioii his 74. 
 
 , 71, necks. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.61. they hanged infants about their 74 . 
 
 TTC A , . NI.EI). 
 
 lVisd. \\. 5 . they in their „. were benefited 
 1.1. lo. tor it is an image, and hath 71 ol help 
 lb. 25 . acccirdmg lo the desireofthem that bad n 
 iLCcl. 4. .3. defer not to give him that is in 74 . 
 
 8. 9. learn to give answer as 74 . requireth 
 ,‘i* i"-. 's S.I 0 W and hath 74. of help 
 
 13. 6._ If he have 74 . ot thee he will deceive thee 
 18. 2o. w hen rich, think on (lovertv and 74 . 
 
 Q:i. 18. no body seeth me, what 74 . l' to fear ' 
 
 -!L 2. lend to thy neighbour in time of his 74 . 
 
 ^ have 74 . of my house 
 
 'h' young man, it there be 71. of thee 
 
 33. 31. thou hast 74 . ot him, as of thine own soul 
 . 17 . 8. and know before what 74 . he hath 
 .38.12 let him not go from thee, thou hast 74 . of him 
 o' ^ ‘o say, what is this .> 
 
 .c',. shall be ready on earth when 74. is 
 
 00 71. of any counsellor 
 
 ^10 n' ^‘^''otTidy whenever he should 74. them 
 U. 9. albeit we 74 . none ot these things 
 
 '1 V ’^'‘“'■eof, send to fetch 
 
 14. .70. thou, O Lord ot all, w ho hast 74 . of nothin'^ 
 
 T? , . . . LEllEl 11. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 26. the fear cjf the Lord 74 , not to seek help 
 NEEin'UL. ‘ 
 
 Eccl. 39.33. he will give every 74. thing in season 
 „ , NEiiiDY. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 1. make not the 74 . eyes to wait 1 iii” 
 
 O. turn not away thine eyes from the 74 . 
 oL a, ken be leaveth off, he is Still 74 . 
 
 34. 21. the bread of the 71. is (heir lire 
 41. 2. acceptable is tby sentence to the n. 
 r- 7 NEGLI.CI. 
 
 Eccl. I. 10. and 74 not to give alms 
 .38. 16. cover bis body, and 74 . not his burial 
 
 rrr- j n N EG LLC I ED, 1 N G. 
 
 /r4.fa. 3. 10. ungodly which have 74 . the righteous 
 ^ Mac. 4. 14. desiiisingthc temple, and 74 . sacrifices 
 n 4 eg LI GEN I . 
 
 08. 9 . rny Son, in tli^-si( kness he not n. 
 tSar, 1. been 71, in not liearing him 
 
 1 r.j = ^‘-Pl,I-J^IIAS, g/- i\ EEMIA.S. 
 
 1 Esd. o. 8 with le.sus, N. and Zachaiias 
 40. lor unto them said N. and Atharias 
 Eccl. 49 . 1.3. among the elect was N . who raised up 
 ~ wlieii N. ofiereil sacrifice 
 
 20. N. being sent Irom (he king of Persia 
 -1. N . commanded the (iriests to sprinkle wood 
 ~.3. the rest answering thereunto as N. did 
 
 fr ■ P'x*^*!'^’)'**^** water to be |;oured on stones 
 .73. that N bad [Jurihed the sacrifices tberewitli 
 .70. N. called thisihnig Naplitbar, a cleansing 
 13. m the writings and (ommentaries of N 
 or,,- NEIGIIBDLR. 
 
 ~1 ^ P'*-'’ kis 71. 
 
 Ikey said every one to bis 74 . 10 . 19 . 
 
 r, tkaf durst abide in sight of his 74 . 
 
 EccL o. i‘2.it thou hast uiiderslanding, answer thy 74 
 b. G. tor as he is, so shall his 74 . beal.so 
 
 9 . 14. as lie, r as thou canst, guess at thy 74 . 
 
 Id" 6._beai not liati ed to thy 74 . for every wron"' 
 
 13. lo. and every man lo\eth his n. ^ 
 
 ^ commandment concerning his ti. 
 
 18. 13. the mercy ot man is towards his 74 
 
 ic, keforethou ihrealen him 
 
 2-. -3. be tailhtul to thy 74 . in his [loverty 
 18. SO hast llioii lost the loveofihy 
 
 <<*’> “bd Shalt not get him 
 -8. .. forgive fhy 74 . the hurt he hath done thee 
 
 7. remember commands, hear no malice to tiiy 74 
 
 29 . 1. he that is merciful will lend to his 74 . 
 
 2. lend to thy 74 . in time of his need, and pay thoii 
 
 , , . tky 71. again in due season 
 
 14. an honest man is surety for his 7 ;. 
 
 20. help thy 74 . according to thy power 
 
 31. 15. judge ot thy 7/. by thyself, he discreet 
 c.’’ 'd 'vine, despise him not 
 
 o„.v. 62, as they intended to do to their 74 . 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 8. there went a decree to the 74 . cities 
 N'EIGIIBOUILS. 
 
 1 ^.f</.2. 6 . those, I say, thatare his ti. let them ImJp 
 ~ L.trf. 9 45 . 1 wasglad ot him, so were all my 74 . 
 
 10. all my 74 . rose up to coinfoi t me 
 Je/7. 2. H. but my 74 . mocked me, and said 
 Eccl. 15. .5. she shall exalt him above bis 74 . 
 
 21.22. a foolish man’s f ot is soon in bis ti. house 
 2 p. 1 . the unity of brethren the lo\> of 74 . 
 
 18. her husband sliall sit among bis 74 . 
 
 29.5. tor his 44 . money he will speak .snbrnisslv 
 31. 22. he that taketb away bis 74 . living 
 •Tar. 4. 24. as74. ot .Sion have seen \ our captivity 
 
 2 Mac.<J. 25. tlie^irinces^tbat are borderers and 74 . 
 
 Tab. 1. L of the seed of Asael, of the tribe of K 
 2. w hich is plied properly N. in Galilee 
 
 4. all the tribe ot N. tell from .lernsalem 
 
 5. the house of my father N. sacrificed to Baal 
 
 7 . .3. to whom they said, we are of the sons of N. 
 .... N h.\ ER. 
 
 /f 4.f(7. 2. 2. we shall he a.s though we had 74. been 
 .3. 15. the root of wisdom shall 74. fall away 
 6. 12. wisdom is glorious, and 74. fadeth awav 
 
 (Vi.td. 7 .10. light that cometh from her74. goethouft 
 14. she is a treasure to men tliHt74. failed; 
 
 15. 17 . w'hereas he lived once, but they 71 . 
 
 Eccl. 7 ..30. remember the end, thou sbalt 74 . do amiss 
 
 12. It). 74. trust tliiiie enemy, for as iron rusteth 
 22. 6. stripes and correction of wisdom are 74 . onto; 
 2.3. 7 . keepetb it, shall 44 . be taken in his lips 
 
 11. the plague .shall 44 . depart trom his bouse 
 
 40. 2.3. a Irieiid and coin|>anioii 44 . meet amiss 
 44. 9. who are iierislied as tho’ liiey had 74 . been 
 NESV. 
 
 1 E.frf. 5. 52. ot the ti. moons, and of all holy feasts 
 6. 9. building an house to the Eord, great and 74 . 
 
 25. one row ot 74 . wood of that couiilry 
 
 2 /■„?</. 1. . 31 . for your 44 . moons have 1 torsaken 
 J/cd. 8. 6. save tl,e eves of die 44 . iiKxms, an 1 (he 7 ». 
 
 moons, and the feiists and solemn days of Israei 
 
 16 . 2. tune to him a 44 . [isalm, exalt him 
 1.3. 1 will .sing unto the Eord a 44 . song 
 
 4.'(/. 7. 27 . remaining, .she maketh all things 74 . 
 Eccl. 9. 10. forsake not aii old friend, tor the 74 . is 
 not comparable to him, a 74 . trieixl is as 74 . wine 
 -1. 20. as lygris in the time of (be 44 . fruit 
 .36.6. shew 71 . signs and make strange wonders 
 1 Mac. 4 . 47 . they built a 71 . altar as the tormcT 
 i!> b'^de also 44 . holy yes.sels, and brought 
 
 otlerfui on the u. altnr of f)urnt 
 ‘Z Mac, 2. 29 . as the master-builder ot a 74 . house 
 4. 11. be brought up 7 /. customs against the law 
 NEUEY. 
 
 J7<d.4. 3. were 74 . returned from the captivity 
 
 11. 18. O beasts fill I of rage. 74 . created 
 ~ Alac. 10.28. the sun being 71 . risen, tliey joined 
 01 / NEv^S. 
 
 .- iVac. 9. 3. 71. was brought what liad haiipened 
 
 , r- NE.XT. 
 
 '/’/ ■ shall sit 74 . to Darius for bis wisdom 
 
 /tiff. 1.22. .Sarcliedoniis appointed him 74 . to him 
 Iloloferties, who was 74 . to him 
 ir'‘\ b''or the aflairs, and is 7i. to 113 
 
 it). 11. honoured as the 74 . person unto the king 
 AJac. 4. 41. taking handfuls of dust that was 74 . 
 
 . nA „ nicanor. 
 
 - ‘-kbse N. and Gorgias, mighty men 
 
 Kins: sent N.oneut his jjriiKes 
 -7. 30 N . came to Jerusalem w itii a great force 
 44. when N host .saw that he was slain, they tied 
 ~ y choosing N. son of Patroclus 
 
 14. being sold by the w icked N. before they met 
 10 o most ungracious N. who brought 
 
 1 kb'bs would not siitier them 
 
 ‘baster of elephants 
 
 14. then the heathen came to N . by docks 
 3W. when Maccabeus saw that N. began to be 
 ctiurlish to him, be withdrew himself trom N 
 01 , . 1 ®° , • ‘determined to set np a monument 
 -8. they knew that N. lay dead in his harness 
 .10. ./Lidas cnman.ied to strike off N . head 
 .3 he shewed them vile N. head and the band 
 .i.i. he had cut out the tongue of ungodly N. 
 
 kanged also N . bead on the tower 
 
 37 . thus w ent it with N . and from that time 
 r 7 o - , ^ IGGARD. 
 
 14. 3. nclirs are not conielv for a 7 i 
 10. a wicked eye is a at his table 
 ol, 24. against a 7^. the citv shall murmur 
 N I(>GARDN E.S.S. 
 
 C.CCI ..)!. 24. testimonies of his 74 . not be doubted 
 ... N IG FI. 
 
 1 ^ nr ^■‘’•|”';,^by such as come 7 /. wild beasts 
 
 .lA' pitch his tent 74 . to her 
 
 .30. 17 . till It come 74 . he will not be comforted 
 
 , I- j , . . night. 
 
 */’/ o pi iests oflered fat until 74 . 
 
 lob. 8. 9. so they slept both that 74 . 
 
 Mid 6 21. called on the God of Israel all that t>. 
 
 (..5. they remained and watched all that 74 . 
 
 shall stand this 74 . in the gate 
 r I li'-e this ?i. and hereafter 
 
 V- *b 'by lord this 71. 
 
 G. IS religious, and servelh G. of heaven day and 
 
 13 ig”', ”• 'b the valley 
 
 m'V -' a® ?"'■ cbemies by my hands this 74 . 
 
 t.'d.^l. .K). tor after this cometh 74 . 
 
 10. G- “"‘i ^ light ot stars in the 74 . season 
 
 17 . 2. and fettered with the bond.s of a longTi. 
 
 . y, b‘>'‘ stars endure to lighten that horrible 74 . 
 
 14. but they sleeping the .same sleep that 74 . 
 
 -.FA A®'billy was spread an b.eaw 74 . 
 
 18. 6. ot that 71. were our fathers certified 
 
 EV 7 •jr“nc V^f'b 'ke midst of her swift course 
 •in n- • ‘bilges wherever the 74 . taketb him 
 3 . 2/ every carpenter that labourelb 74 . and day 
 17 '. n b'S_w. sleep doth change bi.s know ledge 
 
 .'b. they are cast out to the frosts of (he rt. 
 
 , 'b- }b the 74. came the priests with wives 
 
 bipn season came Gorgias by 74 . 
 
 5. troin whence he removed liy 71 . and went 
 die battle continued from moriimg till 71 
 
 38. Kacchides, who shall take them all in one n 
 16. 4. who went out and rested that 74 . in .Modin 
 'la '■ specially took he advantage of the n. 
 
 12. b. became and burnt the haven bv ri 
 
 13. 10. commanded tocall on the 1 .ord 74 . and day 
 
 I 3 . be went into the king’s tent by 74 . and slew 
 
 rr , » , MGHI .S. 
 
 Job. 10. 7. she ceased not w hole v. to bewail 
 UuH. .3. 47 . O ye 74 . a^id days, bless ye the l.ord 
 
 tullilled her 74 . months 
 
 8. 8. 71 months doth thy workinansbi.. endure 
 Eccl. .5. i -ykere be 74 . things 1 hav e jiVlgeil happy 
 ~ [n'.y ',* 1 ' di'Dliidas with 74. oiher.s withdrew 
 4 . -7. that bare thee ni< nibs in mv womb 
 
 12. 10. when gone from thence 44 . furlongs 
 „ NIN E \' Ej. 
 
 Job l. 3. my brethren, who came with me to fJ 
 10 . when we were carried away captives to n! 
 nl,' ‘“k' Rkout the walls of N 
 
 ^ 2 -. Achiachanis enireatmg. 1 rt-turned to N * 
 
 (.3.ot Naphthali. which are raplives ill N. 
 
 11. 1. went on his way till they drew near (0 N» 
 
 671 
 
OBE 
 
 OFF 
 
 Apocrypha.] NOT 
 
 Tofi. 14. 4 . which Jonas the prophet spake of N. 
 
 S. now, my son, depart not out ot N. because 
 JO. burv me decently, but tarry no longer at N. 
 
 15 but'he heard of the destruction ot N. 
 
 Jvd. 1 . i. who reiuned in y. the. -treat city 
 
 16 . so lie returned afterward to K. 
 
 NOAH. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.11. thou leflest N. with his honseltold 
 Feel 44 17. N. was found perfect and njiliteous 
 N'()BII.liV. 
 
 Witd. R. 3. she maunitied her ti. the T.ord loyed her 
 Eccl 10 .children do stain the n. ot her kindred 
 ■ NOBLE. 
 
 Ercl. 10. 22 . w hether he be rich, n. or poor 
 18. 4 . and who shall bnd out his n. acts r 
 
 1 Mac. 3 . 32. so he left Lysias a 7i. man to oversee 
 
 8 . 2 . their wais and w. acts which they had done 
 
 2 Mac. 0. 31. death for an example of n. courage 
 
 12 . 42. besides, ri. .Indas exhorted the people 
 14 42. otiierwise than beseemed hi.s 7 i. lurtli 
 
 NOBLES. 
 
 1 E.id. 1. .38. and he bound .Joacim and the n. 
 
 8 . 26. hath honoured me in the sight ot king, and n, 
 Jud. 2. 2. so he called unto him all liis 
 Bar 1.4. in the liearine of the ti. and elders 
 NOBLES!'. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 12 . the n. offspring was destroyed 
 NOE. 
 
 Fob 4 12 . we are the children of N. Abraham 
 NOISE,. 
 
 1 End. 5. 66 . came to know what the n. should mean 
 
 2 Esd. 5.1. the sea shall make a n. in the night 
 Jud. 14. 9. the people made a joylul w. in their city 
 
 19 there was a great rt. throughout their camp 
 E-ylb. 11 . 5 . behold, an. of tumult with thunder 
 IVdsd. 1. 10 . the ?t. of murmurings is not hid 
 5. 11. parted v-ith the violent 7i. and motion 
 17 . 18 . or a melodious m. of birds among branches 
 18. 10 . a lamentable 71 . was carried abroad 
 Eccl. 38.28. the 71 . of the hammer is ever in his ears 
 
 40. 13. the goods of the unjust shall vanish with 71 . 
 
 4 . 3 . 17 . the 7 i. of thunder makes the earth tremble 
 
 45. 9 . there might be a sound and a m. made, that 
 
 might be heard in the teniple for a memorial 
 
 46. 17 . w ith a great n. tna-le his voi-re to be heard 
 50. 16. the sons of A. made a great tr. to be heard 
 
 1 Mac. 9 .13. the earth shook at the 71 . of the armies 
 
 41. the 71. of their melody into lamentation 
 NOISED. 
 
 Jr/rf. 10.18. her coming was 71. among the tents 
 NOISE'-'. 
 
 Wisd 17.4. but 71 . as of wafers falling down, sounded 
 NOISOME. 
 
 ^Mac. 9 . 9. liis smell was n. to all his army 
 NONE. 
 
 Jud. 6. 4. 71 . of my- words shall be in vain, 9. 
 
 9 . 14. there is n. other that protecteth Israel 
 16. 14. there is 71 . that can resist thy voice 
 Eccl. 11. 28. judge 71 . blessed before his death 
 .36. 10. that say, that there is v. other but me 
 39 . 17 . 71 . may say-, what is this r why is that? 
 
 18. and 71 . can hinder when he will save 
 
 44. 19. in glory was there 71 . like unto him 
 
 45. 13. before him there was 71 . such 
 
 51 . 7 . I looked for succour, but there w;as n. 
 
 Bar. .3.23. 71 . of these have known way of wisdom 
 25. great, and hath n. end, hieh, unmeasurable 
 6' 7.3 better is the just man that hath 7t. idols 
 Bel 41. and there is 71 . other besiiies thee 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 45. n. of her children went in or out 
 
 7 . 17 . bloodshed, andthere was 71 . to bury them 
 
 8. 14. yet for all this 71 . of them w ore a crown 
 14.12. sat under his vine, there was ti. to fray them 
 
 2 Mac. 5.10. he had n. to mourn for him 
 
 NORlIl. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 34. clouds from the 71 . to the south 
 Jud 16. 4. out of the mountains from the 71 . 
 NORTHEUN. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 17 . so doth the n. storm and whirlwind 
 N OSE.S. 
 
 Wisd. 15.15. which have not 71 . to draw breath 
 NOSTRIL.S. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 2. for the breath in our n. is as smoke 
 NOl'AHLL. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 26. two other young men «. in strength 
 
 6. 28. leave a 71 . example to such as be young 
 14 33. and 1 will erect a 7t. temple to Bacchus 
 
 NOTABLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 31. he was ri. prevented by Judas’ policy 
 NO l ES. 
 
 Wisd. 19.18. as n. chance the name of the tune 
 NOM ADI'S. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 11. the N. of Arabia being overcome 
 NOTHING. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 7 . he omitted 71 . of the law of the I.oid 
 
 9 . 51. and send part to them that have 71 . 
 
 54. they went to give part to them that had n. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 12. then shall men hope, but ti. obtain 
 Tub. 4. 17 . but give 71 . to the wicked 
 
 10.5. now 1 cafe for ti. my son, since I let thee go 
 
 12. 11. surety I will keep close ji. from you 
 Esth. 10. 5. a dream, and w. thereof hath tailed 
 
 14. 11. give not thy sceptre to them that be 71 . 
 H7.vrf. 2. 11. what feeble is found to be 77 . worth 
 4. 5. the fruit not ripe to eat, yea, meet tor 71 . 
 
 7 . 8.1 esteemed riches 71 . in comparison ot her 
 
 8. 7 . men can have 71 . more profitable in their lives 
 
 9 . 6 . without wisdom he shall be 7i. regarded 
 11.24. thou abhorrest n. which thou hast made 
 1.3.10. resemblances of beasts, or a stone good for ti. 
 
 17 . 12. fear is 71 . but a betraying of succours 
 
 £ccL6.15. 71. doth countervail a faithful triend 
 
 8. 16. for blood is as ti. in his sight 
 
 10. 6. do 71. at all by injurious uractices 
 
 13. 4. but if thou have 71 . he will forsake thee 
 
 18.6. works of L. there may be 71 . taken froin them 
 22. let 71. hinder thee to pay thy vow in time 
 
 20. 2.3. an-l maketh him his enemy for ti. 
 
 23. 27 .71. better than the fear of the Lord, and n. is 
 sweeter than to take heed to commandments 
 26.14 7i. so much worth as a mind well instructed 
 32.19. do 71. without advice, then repent not 
 
 672 
 
 Eccl. 33. 20. and without discretion do n. 
 
 39 . 19. and n. can be hi-l fiom his eyes 
 20. and there is 7t. wonderful before him 
 
 40. 6. a little or 71 . is his rest, ami he is in sleep 
 
 7 . awaketh, and marvelleth that the tear was 71 . 
 
 41. 1. unto the man that hath ti. to vex him 
 
 42. 21. to him may ti. be added, nor diminished 
 24. and he hath made n. imperfect 
 
 Bar. 6. 17 . a vessel is7t. worth when it is broken 
 26. they declare to men that they be 71 . worth 
 28. but to the poor they give n. of it 
 70 . for as a scarec row in a garden keepeth 71 . 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 63. and histhouglit is come tO Ti. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 25. bringing 7t. wortfiy the priesthood 
 
 7 . 12. so that he 71 . regarded the pains 
 
 9 . 7 . howbeit, he 71 . ceased from his bragging 
 12. 4. to live in peace, and siisnecting 71. 
 
 14 ^ O Ixird of all things, w-lio hast need of n. 
 NOL'GII 1. 
 
 1 Esd. 56. till they had brought them all to n. 
 
 2 E^sd. 2. .33. when 1 came to them, they set me at ti. 
 
 8. 59 . it was not his will men should come to 71 . 
 
 J 7 (d. 4. 1. spoiled temples, and brought them to ti. 
 
 1.3. 17 . brought to 71 . the enemi-s of thy people 
 E^sth. 1.3. 15. their eyes are on us to bring us to ti. 
 Wisd. 1. 11. no word so secret that shall go tor 7t. 
 
 16 . they consumed tort, and made a covenant 
 Eccl. 40. 14. so shall transgressors come to 71 . 
 
 47.7 he brought to ti. the Pliil istines his adversaries 
 NOUKlsH. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 25. 77. thy children, O thou good nurse 
 ~Tob. 2. U). moreoG-r Achiacharus did 71 . me 
 Eccl. 28. 5. if he that is but flesh n. hatred 
 Bar. 4. 11. with joy did I n. them, but sent them 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 15. he should n. him up for the kingdom 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 15. they went about to n. war 
 
 NOURISHED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 16. they n. them that planted vineyards 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 11 that the thing fa.shioned may be ti. 
 
 9 . 46 . and I ti. him with a great travel 
 
 ./in? 5.10.while they were n. and becameamultitude 
 Wisd. 16 . 23. that the righteous might be ti. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 27 . gave thee suck three years, and ti. thee 
 lb. 14. he n. war continually with the Jews 
 NOURISH E'l'H. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 25. was obedient to thy grace that ti. 
 
 26. it is not the growing of fruits that n. a man 
 Eccl. 17 . 18. his first-born he ti. with discipline 
 NUMBER. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 9. with many free gifts of a great ti. 
 
 I. 3. this was the ti. of them, 1000 golden cups 
 
 8. 63. all was delivered them by 71 . and weight 
 
 2 E.'d. 2. 38. behold the n. of those that be sealed 
 .3. 7- came tribes, people, and kindreds, out ot ti. 
 
 29. when 1 had seen impieties withput n. 
 
 4. . 37 . by 71 . hath he numbered the times 
 16. 56. anti he knoweth the ti. of them 
 
 Jud. 2. 20. for the multitude was without 71 . 
 
 5. 10. so that one could not ti. their nation 
 Wisd. 4. 8. nor that is measured by n. of years 
 
 II. 20. all things in measure, and n. and weight 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can ti. the sand of the sea .' 
 
 7 . 16 . 71 . not thyself among the multitude of sinners 
 16 . 17 . among such an infinite, ti. ot creatures 
 18. 5. who shall ti. the strength of his majesty ? 
 
 9. the. TI. of a man’s days at most are 100 years 
 38. 29 . who maketh all his work by ti. 
 
 42. 7 . deliver all things in ti. and weight 
 45. 11. after the ti. of the tribes of Israel 
 48. 2. and by his zeal he diminished their ti. 
 
 Bar. 2 . 29 . multitude shall be turned into a small ti. 
 Braver of MaTiass. seemed above ti. ot sands ot sea 
 NUMBERED. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 5. bow is he ti. among the children of God ! 
 Eccl. 1. 9 . he created her, and saw her, and n. her 
 37. 25. the days of the life of man may be ti. 
 NUMENIUS. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 16. we chose N. the son of Antiochus 
 
 NURSE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 28. prayed you, as an. her young babes 
 2 25. O thou good ti. stablish their feet 
 
 NURSED. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 4.1 was n. in swaddling clothes 
 Bar. 4. 8. vehave grieved lerusalem that n. you 
 NUR'IURE. 
 
 Wisd. .3. 11. whoso despiseth n. he is miserable 
 Eccl 22 10. haughty through disdain at, i want ofn. 
 NURTURED. 
 
 Eccl. 21.23. he that is well w. w ill stand without 
 22. 3. an evil n. son is the dishonour of his father 
 . 31 ! 19 . a little is sufficient for a man well w. 
 
 40 29 a wise man well w. will beware thereof 
 ■ NURTURED.ST. 
 
 " Esd 8.12. thou n. it in thv law. and reformedstit 
 NURIUREITI. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 13. he reproveth, and w. and teachetli 
 
 O. 
 
 OATH. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 9 . 3 . let us make an e. to the T.ord 
 06 . Esdras took an o. of the chief ot the priests 
 Toh. 8. 20. Raguel had said to him by an o. 
 
 Jstd. 8. 11. touching this o. w hich ye made 
 .30. compelled us to bring an o. on ourselves 
 Eccl. 44 . 21. therefore he assured him by an o. 
 Bar. 2. 34. the land which 1 promised with an o. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 61. the princes made an o. to them 
 62. but he brake his 0 . that he had made 
 
 7 . 18. for they have broken the covenant and o. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 3.3. and he made an 0. in this manner 
 OA'IIIS. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 6 . to what 0. they had given credence 
 22 . alleging o. and covenants made with lathers 
 2 Mac. 4. 34 . who gave him his right hand with 0. 
 7 . 24. but also he assured him with o. 
 
 15. 10. shewing him the breach of o. 
 
 OBEDIENT. 
 
 o Esd. 1. 8. for they have not been 0. to my law 
 Wisd. 16. 25. it was 0 . to thv grace that nourisheth 
 Eccl. 3. 6. he that is 0. unto the Lord shall be 
 
 Eccl. .33. 28. if he be not 0. put on more heavy fetteia 
 
 42. 23. for all uses, and tney are all o. 
 
 Bar. 2. 5. we have not been o. to his voice 
 6.00. being sent to do their offices, are 0. 
 
 OBEY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.10. all his people and armies 0 . him 
 
 5. 69 . for we likewise, as you do, o. your Lord 
 8. 94. as many as do o. the law of the l.ord 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 24. thou Judah wouldst not o. me 
 JtuI. 2. .3. all that did not o. the commandment 
 Eccl. 18. 3. gov. the world, and all things o. his will 
 2 Mac. 7. 3<J. I will note, the king’s commandment 
 
 OBEYED.. 
 
 I Esd. 4. 12. be mightiest, when in such sort he iso. 
 OBEYETH. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 22. that 0 . me shall never be confounded 
 Bar. 3. 33. calleth it, and it o. him with fear 
 OBJECTEIH. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 12 . 0 . to our infamy the transgressings 
 OBLAIION. 
 
 Dan. 3. 15. nor is there at this time o. or incense 
 OBLAl IONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5 . 52. and after that the continual o. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 9 . God w ill look on the multitude ofmyo. 
 5'>. 1.3. :ui I the o. of the Lord in their hands 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 5. how 1 confirm to thee all llieo. 
 
 OBSCURE. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 12. doth 0 . things that are honest 
 OBSCURITY. 
 
 Esi/i. 11.8. and lo, a day of darkness and 0 . 
 OBSERVE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 21. they should o. to avoid punishment 
 Eccl. 4. 20. 0 . the opportunity and beware of evil 
 
 13. 1.3. n. and take heed, for thou walkest in peril 
 
 18. 27 . a wise man will fear, but a fool will not 0 . 
 27 . 12. if among the indiscreet, o. the time 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 67 . take all those that o. the law 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 8. that thev should o. the same fashions 
 
 OBSERVED. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . .32. our fathers 0. not thy ordinances 
 Eccl. 19 . 9 . he heard and o. thee and w ill hate 
 OBTAIN. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 24. ami we are not worthy to o. mercy 
 5. 12. then shall men hope, but nothing 0. 
 
 14. 34 . ami after death ye shall o. mercy 
 Wisd. 8. 13. by means of her 0. immortality 
 
 21. perceived that I could not 0. her 
 Eccl. 11. 10. thou shall not o. norescape bv fleeing 
 
 15. 1. that hath knowledge of the law shall o. her 
 1 Mac. 2.64. for by it shall you 0. glory 
 
 OBTAIN ED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 5. the elders of the Jews 0 . favour 
 £s///. 16. 11. A man had so far forth o. favour 
 Eccl. 46. 9. and his seed 0. it for an heritage 
 
 1 Mac. 54.(i.the covenant of everlasting priesthood 
 
 15.9. when w e have 0. our kingdom we w ill honour 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 7 . howbeit he o. not the principality 
 15. 5. he 0. not to have his wicked w ill done 
 
 OBTAINETH. 
 
 Eccl. 19.18. and wisdom o. the love of God 
 OBTAINING. 
 
 Eccl. 10.21. fear of Lord goeth before 0 . of authority 
 OCCASION. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 21. this was an 0. to deceive the world 
 Eccl. 4. 5. and give him none o. to curse thee 
 23. refrain not when there is o. to do good 
 OCCUPIED. 
 
 Eccl. 12. .3. no good to him that is always 0. in evil 
 .38. 25. and that is 0. in their labours 
 39 . 1. he that is 0 . in the meditation of the law of 
 the Most High, will be o. in prophecies 
 2 Mac. 8. 27 . they o. themselves about the sabbath 
 
 10. 15. the Idumeans kept the Jews 0. 
 
 OCCUPIETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 42. he that 0. merchandise hath no profit 
 ODIOUS. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 4. thou hatedst it fordoing most 0. workj 
 ODOLLAM. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 38. so Judas came into the city O. 
 ODOUR. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 15. I yielded a pleasant 0. like myrrh 
 ODOURS. 
 
 2 Esd. 6.44. there were 0. of wonderful smell 
 OEFENCE. 
 
 .Tud. 12. 2. I w ill not eat thereof, lest there be e. 
 Wisd. 14. .31. that punisheth the o. of the ungodly 
 Eccl. 18. 27 . a wise man will beware of o. 
 
 19. 8. if thou canst w ithouto. reveal them not 
 
 2.3. 11. acknowledge not, he maketh a double o. 
 
 .30. 13. lest his lewd behaviour be an o. to thee 
 41. 18. of an o. before a judge and ruler 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 4. w ho had been an o. unto the people 
 
 OFFENCES. 
 
 Praverof Manass. ami 1 have multiplied o. 
 OFFEND. 
 
 Il'isd. 12. 2. therefore chastenest thou them thatc. 
 15. 1.3. knoweth himself to o. above all others 
 Eccl. 7 . 7 . o. not against the multitude of a city 
 17 . 25. make thy prayer before his face, and o. less 
 ]0. 4 . that sinneth shall o. against his own soul 
 
 2.3. ' 11. if he shall o. his sin shall be upon him 
 3L 10. w ho might 0. and hath not offended 
 
 17. leave off, and be not unsatiable lest thou o. 
 
 30 drunkenness increaseth rage of a tool till he o. 
 OFFENDED. 
 
 2 Esd. 12.41. what have w e o. that thou forsakest us ? 
 li'isd. 10. 8. that in the things wherein they 0. 
 
 12 . 2 . putting in remembrance wherein they o. 
 i-lfcL 19. 16 . Who hath not o. with his tongue r 
 25.2. and 1 am greatly o. at their life 
 .31. 10. who might offend and hath not 0. ? 
 
 32. 15. but the hypocrite will be 0. thereat 
 OFFENDETH. 
 
 Bar 6. 14. that cannot put to death one that <t. him 
 OFFENDING. 
 
 If'isd. 2.12. he upbraideth us with our 0. the law 
 OFFER. 
 
 1 £.frf. 1.6. 0. the passover in order and make ready 
 
 9. 20. and to 0. rams to make reconcilement 
 
 J.ccl.l. 9. w hen 1 o. to God, he w ill accept it 
 Bar. 1. 10. prepare ye manna, and o. on the altar 
 
 2 Mac. 4 . 40. he began first to 0. violence 
 
O WI [Apocryph*. 
 
 OPE 
 
 2 Mae. 7.37.but T o. up my body and life for the laws 
 
 12. 4.3. he sent it to .leriisaleni toe. asin-offerino- 
 OI-'FEKI.D. 
 
 5. 13. we o. the tirst-horn and tenths of fruits 
 ir-ff/. 40. 16. when he o. the siickiiii: lamb 
 2 Mac. 1 . 18. f-iven us when Neemias e. sacrifice 
 
 3. .32. 0 . a sacrifice tor the health of the man 
 
 10. 3. they o. a sacrifice after two years 
 OFFEHEIH. 
 
 TTifrf. 17. 12. fear beti ayiii" the succours reason a. 
 x-cc/..3o. 1. he that taketh heed o. a peace-offerinij 
 2. he that requiteth a jiood turn o. tine flour 
 ^ OFFER IN G. 
 
 2 Exd. 10. 45. wherein tliere was no o. made in her 
 Ecc/. 14. 11 . my son, give the Lord his due o. 
 oO, 19. what gofxi tloefh the o. to an idol ^ 
 
 .34.18. a thing wrongfully gotten, liis o. is ridiculous 
 20 . whoso brings an o. of the goods of the poor 
 3o. 6 . o. of the righteous maketh the altar fat 
 ^^0-14. that he might adorn the o. of Most High 
 Mac. 4. 24. o. more than.Iason by .300 talents 
 
 14. .31. the priests that were o. usual sacrifices 
 OFFEKING.S. 
 
 1 Etd. 6. 31. that c. may be made to the most high G. 
 
 2 E^d.\0. 46.Solomon builded the city,and offerede 
 .hid. 16.18. they offered their hurnt-o. and gifts 
 Eccl. .34. 19. is not pleased with tlie o. of the wicked 
 
 35. 1. he thatkeepeth the law, brings o. enou"h 
 OFF IGF. 
 
 !£.((/. 5. .38. priests that usurped o. of the priesthood 
 Eccl. 32. 2. when done all thy o. take thy place 
 45. 15. should execute the o. of the priesthood 
 ^ . OFFICES. 
 
 Bar. 6. 60. being sent to do their o. are obedient 
 ^ , OFFICERS. 
 
 Bccl. 10 . 2 . as the judge is himself, so are hiso. 
 
 1 Mac. \0. .3.3.1 will that all my o. remit tributes 
 41. all the overplus which the a. paid not in 
 
 13. 37 . to write toour o^.^to confirm immunities 
 
 “i Esd. 6. 30. and also corn, salt, wine, and 0 . 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. then she gave her maid a cruse of o. 
 
 to spend the tenths of wine and o. 
 Ecc/. 39. 26. the blood of the grape, o. and clothm 
 40.15. Moses anointed him with holy o. 
 
 Sus. 17 . she said, bring meo. and washing-balls 
 ^ , , OlNTMKN'r, S. 
 
 j they shall have the treeof life for an 0 . 
 
 M’- j/i ’-1 anointed herself with precious o. 
 I'vtsd. 2 . 7 .let us fillour^^eh^s with costly wine and 0 . 
 
 T 06 . 3. 10.1 shall bring his 0 . ace with sorrow to gr. 
 
 14. l.j. where he became c. with honour 
 
 waxed o. in her husband’s house 
 rf'-- j nialicious 
 
 n tsd. 4. 10. the years and c. age of the unrighteous 
 o® 1 thmgsofo. anfl conjectiireth 
 
 1*. .3. those o. inhabitants of the holy land 
 14. 6. form c time when proud giants perished 
 Eccl. ... 10. look at the generations of n. and see 
 o. u5. so Shalt thou find wisdom till thine o. a«-e 
 
 8. 6, dishonour not a man in his o. age, for even 
 
 sotne of us wax o. re joice not over thy enemy 
 
 9. 10. forsake not an o. friend, for new is notcom- 
 parable, when wine is c.shaltdrink with pleas. 
 
 u' waxo. with them that glory in it 
 
 -0. be stedlast in covenant, and wax o. in thy work 
 
 14. 17 . all flesh waxeth c. as a garment 
 16. 7 . he was not pacified towards the 0 . giants 
 »o. 2. 1 hate an o. adulterer that doetii 
 51. 8. then thought I upon thy acts of c. 
 owaxen 0 . in a strange country 
 oiM. 5... O thou that art waxen o. in wickedness 
 
 o ‘V- *'*"® been ofo. time 
 
 15. 3. that 1 may restore it to the o. estate 
 
 to renew the o. friendship and league 
 
 16. .3. but now 1 am c. and ye are of a sufficient age 
 2 Mac. b. 13. there was killing of young and 0 
 
 .u"- acquaintance they had with the man 
 22. for thee, friendship with them, find favour 
 OLIVE. 
 
 Jud. 15. 13. they put a garland of 0 , upon her 
 OLIVE-TREE. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 10. as a fair e.-rree budding forth fruit 
 
 2 Esd.yft. 29 . as in an orchard ofe. on everj’ free are 
 left three or four ^.^vhen vineyard gathered 
 
 Toh. 4. 4. when dead, bury her by me in o. grave 
 
 6. 10. he also hath 0 . only daughter, named Sara 
 -Vyl. *•, 1^' upon the 0 . she leaned, as carrying 
 
 7 . 22 . a spirit, holy, 0 . only manifold 
 
 11. -0. they have fallen down with o. blast 
 Eccl. 1.8. there is O. wise and greatly to be feared 
 0. 0. have but 0 . counsel lor of a thousanri 
 (. 8. bind not o. sin upon another, for in o. thou 
 ...... ... Shalt not be unpunished 
 
 ]”• <’• that IS just is better than a thousand 
 
 46. 4 . anri was not o. day as long as two ? 
 o ^8. the three, as out ofo. mouth, praised G. 
 owr. 52. he c:al led 0 . of them and said unto him 
 
 1 Mac. .3. .32. he left o. of the blood royal to oversee 
 
 4. 11. may know that there is O. that delivereth 
 
 8. 16. .hey committed their government to 0 . man 
 n CO year, and all were obedient fo thato. 
 
 -S. who shall take them all in o. night 
 % prayers, ami he at 0 . with you 
 
 7- buto. of them that spake first, said thus 
 -0. saw her seven sons slain in the space of 0 . day 
 21. yea, she exhorted every 0 . of them 
 
 o . omiaI 
 
 2 Mac. .3.1. laws kept because of the godliness of O. 
 
 5. when he could not overcome O 
 
 4. 1. Simon slandered O. as if he terrified Heliod. 
 
 4. (). seeing the danger of this contention 
 34. he, prayed him to getO. info his hands 
 '«'as slain without cause 
 
 15 . 14 . thenO. answered, saying, this is a lover 
 
 Eccl. 24.15. 1 yielded a pleasant odour like 0 . 
 
 1 v j A OPEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.31. the king gaped on her with 0 . mouth 
 
 ORD 
 
 Tab. 2.10. my eyes being c. the sparrows muted 
 6. 4. o. the 6sh, and take the heart and the liver 
 11 . 7 . I know that thy lather will o. ids eves 
 Jud. 4. 6. toward the d. country near Uothaim 
 
 10. 9. they commanded the young men to o. to her 
 
 11. 19. a dog shall not so much as o. his mouth 
 13. H. o. 0. now the gate, oiir God is with us 
 
 E.it/i. 14.10. o. the mouths of the heathen 
 Eccl. 8. 19 . and 0. not thine heart to every man 
 1.5. 5. in the midst of congreg. shall shee. his mouth 
 29. 24. a stranger, thou darest not o. thy mouth 
 .3y. 5. and he will 0. his mouth in prayer 
 Bar. 2. 6. hut to us and our fathers e. shame 
 17 . o. thine eyes and behold ; for the dead 
 Dan. .3. 10. and now we cannot o. our mouths 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 48. and they laid o. the book of the law 
 
 5 . 18. howbeit they could not o. unto him 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 4. God 0. your hearts in his law 
 
 6. 18. Eleazar was constrained too. his mouth 
 OPEN LI). 
 
 1 F.sd. 9 . 46. when he 0. the law they stood all up 
 
 2 Eul. 6. 20. hooks shall be o. before the firmament 
 
 8. .52. for unto you is paradise e. tree of life planted 
 
 9. 28. I o. my mouth, and began to talk before God 
 106. 8. 13. so the maid o. the door and went in 
 .F(d. 10. 9. the gales of the city to be o. to me 
 Eccl. 4.3. 14. tiiroiieh this the treasures are o. 
 
 51.25. I (>. my mouth and said, buy her for yours. 
 ■Sus. 25. then ran the one and o. the garden door 
 2 AJac. 12. 41. who had o. the things that were hid 
 OPEN E I'll. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 1.5. he 0. his mouth like a crier 
 40. 14. while he 0 . his hand he shall rejoice 
 .OPENLY. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 13. I desired wisdom 0. in mv Drawer 
 OPERATION. 
 
 Jl isd. 7 . 17 . to know the o. of the elements 
 OPERATIONS. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 5. they received the use of the five 0. 
 OPIIIR. See Gold. 
 
 OPINION. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 24. are deceived by their own vain o. 
 OPPORTUNITY. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 20 . observe the o. and beware of evil 
 12 . 16. if he find o. he will not be satisfied 
 
 19 . 28. yet wdien he findeth 0. he will do evil 
 
 20. 7 . a wise man will hold his tongue till he see o 
 38. 24. the wisdom of a learned man cometh by 0. 
 
 1 Alac. 11.42. I will honour thy nation, if c. serve 
 
 15. .34. we having 0. hold the inheritance 
 OPPRESS. 
 
 JJ t.fd. 2. 10. let us t). the poor righteous man 
 17 . 2. unrighteous thought to o. the holy nation 
 Eccl. 36. 9 . let them perish thato. the people 
 
 1 Alac.B. 18. they saw that the Grecians did o. Israel 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 28. punish them that 0 . and do us wrong 
 
 OPPRESSED. ^ 
 
 Jud. 9. Il.anhelper of the 0. and upholder of weak 
 
 16. 8. for the exaltation of those that were o. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 11. the covetousness of such as 0. him 
 Eccl. 35 . 1.3. he will hear the prayer of the 0 
 
 ^ , . OPPRESSOR. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 9. him that sufFereth w'longfrom the o 
 OPPROBRIOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 23 . 15. the man that is accustomed to 0. words 
 ^ ORACLE. 
 
 Eccl. 33 . 3 . the law' is faithful to him as an o 
 O RACLES. 
 
 Eccl. 36. 14. fill Sion with thine unspeakable 0. 
 .ORCHARD. 
 
 2 £,sd, 16. 29 . HS in nn o» of olives, on 6verv trpf* 
 ORDAIN. 
 
 1 Exd. 8. 23. o. judges and justices in all .Syria 
 m I "■ li' ing creatures 
 
 R- 7- mercitully 0. that we may become aged 
 1 Alac. 10. 20. this day wee. thee to be high priest 
 ORDAINED. 
 
 1 £.ri/. 6. 34. I Darius the king have o. it be done 
 8. 49 . the servants of the temple whom David 0 
 ~ Ei'd. 7. 17 . O Lord, thou haste, in thy law 
 8.14. it is an easy thing to be o. by commandment 
 Job 1 . 6. as itwas u. to all the people of Israel 
 Est/i. 13. 6. by Aman who is o. over the affairs 
 14. 9 . they will abolish the thing thou hast o 
 lV3sd.9.2.o. man thro’ thy wisdom to have dominion 
 Eccl. 7. 15. husbandry which the Most High hatli 0 
 4R- 10. who wast o. for reproofs in their times 
 1 Alac. 3 . 55 . .ludas o. captains over the people 
 4. 59. o. that the days of the dedication be kept 
 
 7 . 49 . moreover, yearly this day 
 
 1 E.rd. 1. 6. offer the pas.sover in o. and make ready 
 10. the priests and Levites stoorl in comely o. 
 lo. the sons ot Asaph were in their o. 
 
 8. 10 . I have given o. that such of the nation 
 
 2 /'.sd. 6.45. and the stars should be in o. 
 
 13. 26. he shall 0. them that are left behind 
 
 14. 1.3. now therefore set thine house in o. 
 
 TVtsd. 7. 29 . she is above all the o. of stars 
 
 8. 14. I shall Set the people in 0 . and nations 
 9 . 3 . 0. the world according to equitv and righteous 
 
 Eccl. 2. 6. n. thy way aright, and trust in him 
 .38.10. 0. thy hands aright, and cleanse thy heart 
 43. 10. they will stand in their 0. and never faint 
 47- 10, and lie set in o. the solemn times 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 40. they marched on safely and in o. 
 
 9 . 55. nor could give 0. concerning his house 
 
 2 J.'ac. 3. 14. he entered in to a. this matter 
 4. 27. as tor the money he took no good o. for it 
 7 . 8. he received al.so the next torment in o 
 
 ORDERED. 
 
 Tl Jfd. 11.20. but thou hast o. all things in measure 
 Eccl. 10.1. government of a prudent man is well o. 
 
 OR DEREST. 
 
 Jlisd. 12 . 15 . thou (). all things righteously 
 . .ORDERING. 
 
 If 2 .of. 15. L gracious, and in mercy o. all things 
 I'cci. 26. t6. a jjood wite in the o. of her house 
 32. 2. receive thy crown for th v well o. of the feast 
 1 Mac. 16. 14. taking care for'the good g.of them 
 ORDIN ANCE.S. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 37 . let thy mind be upon the 0. of the Lord 
 
 Bar. 2 . 12. we have dealt unrighteously in all thy o. 
 1 Alac. 1. 1.3. gave them licence to do after the 0. 
 2 , 21. God forbid that we should forsake the o 
 ORDINARY. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.16. not lawful for any togofrom hiso. serv^ 
 Eccl. 33. 9. some of them hath he made 0. days 
 
 OIU'.B. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .33. a charge of the Lord on mount O 
 ORNAMEN r. 
 
 Eccl. 6. .30. for there is a gohien 0. upon her 
 21. 21. learning is to a wise man as an o. of gold 
 4.3. 9. an 0. giving light in the highest places 
 45. 12. an o. ot honour, a costly work 
 Prayer of Ala 7 ia.ss. made earth with all o. thereof 
 ORNAMENT.S. 
 
 Jud. 10. 4. and she put about her all her o. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 7 . he beautified him with comely o. 
 
 1 Alac. 1.22. the golden o. before the temple 
 2. 11. all her o. are t.iken away, is a bond-slave 
 
 2 Alac. 2. 2. images ot silver and gohl with their 0 . 
 
 5. 3. there was seen glittering of golden o 
 ORPHAN. 
 
 '2 Esd. 2. 20. defend the 0. clothe the naked 
 lob. 1. 8. because I was left an o. by my father 
 ORPHAN.S. 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 28. had given spoils to the maimed and o 
 OSEA. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 40. carried in the lime of O. the king 
 OSEA.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 39 . I will give for leaders, O. Amoz 
 OVEN. 
 
 2 E^sd. 4. 48. behold, an hot burning c. passed by 
 Da 7 i. 3. 23. servants ceased not to make the o. hot 
 
 26. the angel ot the Lord came down into the o. 
 and smote the flame of the fire out of the 0. 
 OVERCAME. 
 
 2 E.f</. 11. 40. the fourth came and 0. all bea.sfs 
 Jkzsd. 16. 10. not the teeth ot venomous dragons 
 18. 22. so he o. the tlestroyer, not with strength 
 2 Mac. 2 . 21. being few they o. the whole c®untrv 
 OVEiRCOM E. 
 
 1 E.sd. 3 . 5 . let every one speak, he that shall o. 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 21. the first Adam was 0. and so be all 
 
 6. 28. corruption shall be 0. and truth be declared 
 
 7 . 58. if he be 0. he shall sutler as thou hast said 
 13. 34. willing to come and 0 . him by fi'-hiin" 
 
 Jud. 5 . 20. let us go up, and we shall 0. them “ 
 Wisd. 2. 4. and 0. with the heat thereof 
 Eccl. 48. 1.3. no word could o. him 
 
 1 Alac. 2 . 61 . none that trust in him .shall be o. 
 
 2 Alac. 11. 1.3. that the Hebrews could not be 0. 
 
 12. 11. so that the Nomades of Arabia bein"^c 
 
 OVERFLOW. “ ■ 
 
 Jud. 2 . 8. be filled with their dead till it o. 
 
 ^ OVERLAID, 
 
 ilar. 6. 39. their gods of wood, which are c 50 
 OVERMASTER. ‘ 
 
 Eccl. 12. 5. give it not, lest he o. thee thereby 
 OVERMUCH. 
 
 Eccl. 26.10. lest sh^e a^buse herself through 0. liberty 
 
 Eccl. 14. 14. let not part of a good desire 0 thee 
 OVERPLUS. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 41. all the 0 . which officers paid not 
 OVERSEE. 
 
 1 Esd. 7. 2 . did very carefully 0. the holy works 
 1 Alac. 3 . 32. he left Lysias to 0. the affairs 
 OVERSEEING. 
 
 Jud. 8 . .3. as he stood o. them that bound sheaves 
 Insd. 7 . 23. having all power. 0. all things 
 . OVERSEER. 
 
 Job, 1 . 22. Achiacharus was o. of the accounts 
 OVEiRSEERS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 51. he appointed 0. over the people 
 
 10. 37 . I will that their c. be of themselves 
 OVERSHADOW. 
 
 Bar. 5 . 8. every sweet smelling tree shall 0. Israel 
 
 , .r o „ oversight. 
 
 1 Alac. 13. 39. as for any 0 . or fault committed 
 ^ OVERfAKEN. 
 
 Jud. 11. 11. and their sin hath o. them 
 ^ , OVERTHREW. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 16 . the Lord o. countries of the heathen 
 
 T,- , . ,<^>VEHTHR0W. 
 
 lj[ isd. 5 . 2.3. ill dealings shall o. the thrones 
 
 's no help he will o. thee 
 
 13. 23. If he stumble, they will help too. him 
 29. 16. a sinner will o. the good estate of his surety 
 1 Alac. .3. 22. the Lord himself will o. tliem 
 %), 3. J udas gave them a {jreat o. and abated courage 
 
 OVERTHROWING. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 13. for thou walkest in peril of thyo 
 OVERIHROWN. 
 
 Job 14.4. .Tonah spake of Nineve, that it should be 0 . 
 Jud. 7. 14. they shall be o. in the streets 
 
 16. 11. these lifted their voice, but they wereo. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 24. evil suspicion has o. their judgment 
 12. 12. lest when he hath o. thee, he stand up 
 
 27 . .3. his house shall soon be o. 
 
 28. 14. hath 0 . the houses of great men 
 
 OVERTOOK. 
 
 1 Alac, 12. 30. pursued after them, buto. them not 
 „ , ^ OVER WEIGH. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 2. be not at variant e with rich, lest he 0 
 _ , OVERWLSE. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 26. be not o. in doing thy business 
 _ , OUGHTESr. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 11. thou 0. imMo^tlo the things he hateth 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 2.3. we do write back again to you. that 
 
 your cattle and goods arc o. and o. are \ours 
 OUT-GOINGS. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 7 . or which are the o. of paradise 
 
 ,,, .OUT-ROADS. 
 
 1 Alac. 15. 41. might make o. on the ways of Judba 
 _ , OUrWARD. 
 
 Eccl. 11.2. nor abhor a man for his 0. appearance 
 OWEi. 
 
 1 Alac. 13. 39 . the crown-tax also which ye o. us 
 OWING. 
 
 1 il/t7c. 13. 15. it is for mone» be is o. to the kin<^ 
 
 15.8. if any thing be or shall bee. to tlie kin® “ 
 
 i X 673 * 
 
Apockyi'Ha.] par 
 
 PEA 
 
 PEG 
 
 OWNERS. 
 
 Tob. 2. 12. when she had sent tliem home to the o. 
 13. is it not stolen ? render it to tlie o. 
 
 OX. 
 
 Jud. 8.1. the daughter of Merari, the son of O. 
 
 P. 
 
 PACIFY. 
 
 Eccl.AQ. 10. to p. the wrath of the Tx)rd’s judgment 
 2 Mac. 4. 45. if he would p. the king towards him 
 PACIFIED. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 6. he will be p. lor multitude of my sins 
 
 16. 7- was not p. towards the old giants 
 34. 19. neither is he p. for sin by sacrifices 
 2 Mac. 13. 26. Lysias o. made them well affected 
 PAIN. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 59. thirst and p. are prepared for them 
 
 9. 12. the same must know it after deatli by p. 
 
 12. 26. one shall die on ids bed, and yet with p. 
 Wisd. 10. 9- but wisdom delivered from;;, those 
 Eccl. 31. 20. but the p. of watching and choler 
 
 48. 19. they were in p. as vvomeii in travail 
 2 Mac. 7. 36. who have suffered a short /i. 
 
 9. 5. p. of the bowels that was remediless 
 
 9. whilst he lived in p. his flesh fell away 
 11. his p. increasing every moment 
 
 PAIN ED. 
 
 2 Mac. 9.7. the members of his body were mucli;i. 
 PAINS. 
 
 Eccl. 11.11. one that iaboureth and taketh p. 
 
 38.7. with such he taketli away tlieir ;i. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.15. of the p. that they had endured 
 
 2 Mac.Q,. 27 . we will undertake this great ii. 
 
 6. 30.1 endure sore p. in body by being beaten 
 
 7 . 12 . for that he nothing regarded the p. 
 
 9 .18. but for all this his p. would not cease 
 
 PAINFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 12. they are full of perils and very p. 
 ZMac.2. 26. that have taken upon us this p. labour 
 PAINT. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 48. top. the likeness of their images 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 29. undertaketh to set it out and p. it 
 
 PAINTERS. 
 
 JVisd. 15. 4. image spotted, the p. fruitless labour 
 PALACE. 
 
 Estli. 12. 1. two eunuchs, and keepers of the p. 
 Ear. 6. 59. better be a pillar of wood in a p. 
 PALATE. 
 
 Eccl. 36.19. as the ». tasteth divers kinds of venison 
 PALES. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 18. p. will never stand against the wind 
 PALSY. 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 55. Alcimus was taken with a p. 
 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 23. the same things wrote he toP. 
 
 PANGS. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 20.p. of the belly with an unsatiable man 
 PAN. 
 
 2 Mac.I- 5. to be brought and fried in the p. 
 
 PANS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.12. sod in pots and p. with a good savour 
 
 2 Mac.'!. 3. the king commanded j?. to be made hot 
 
 PAPER. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 2. and cause them to be written in p. 
 Tub. 7 . 14. took p. and did write an instrument 
 PARABLES. 
 
 Eccl. \. 25. thep. of knowledge are in wisdom 
 6. 35. let not;?, of understanding escape thee 
 
 13. 26. finding out of p. is a wearisome labour 
 18. 29 . and they poured forth exquisite p. 
 
 38. 33. shall not be found where p. are spoken 
 
 39. 2. and where subtil p. are, he will be there 
 
 3. and he will be conversant in dark p. 
 
 47 . 15. and thou filledst it with dark p. 
 
 17 . marvelled at thee for thy songs and p. 
 
 PARCHED. 
 
 Jud. 10. 5. she filled a bag with p. corn and figs 
 PARCflETH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 3. at noon itp. the country, who can abide 
 PARDON. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 6. for mercy will soonp. the meanest 
 12. 11. nor didst for fear of any give them p. 
 
 18. 2. they thanked them and besought them p. 
 Prol. of Jes. top. us wherein we come short 
 Eccl. 20.28. that pleaseth, shall getp. for iniquity 
 
 21. 1. do so no more, ask p. for thy former sins 
 28. 3. and doth lie seek p. from the Lord ? 
 
 5. who will entreat for p. for his sins ? 
 PARDON ED. 
 
 Wisd. 13.8, howbeit, neither are they to be p. 
 PARDON El 11. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . 68. hep. for if he did not so of goodness 
 PA REN IS. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 6. witnesses of wickedness against their p. 
 12. 6. thep. that killed with their own hands 
 Eccl. 3. 7 . he will do service to his p. as to masters 
 
 22. 9. they shall cover the baseness of their p. 
 iSus. 3. herp. also were righteous, and taught her 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 9. he delivered them to theirp. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 24. because he had many of the Jews’p. 
 
 PART. 
 
 Ind. 7 . 1. and all his people come to take hisp, 
 iVtsd. 1. 16. they are worthy to take p. with it 
 2. 9. none go without hisp. of voluptuousness 
 Eccl. 44.23. among the twelve tribes did he p. them 
 Ear. 6. 28. their wives lay iipp. thereof in salt 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 10. what nation hath not had ap. in her ? 
 
 10. 20. we require thee to take our p. 
 
 9 Mac. 8. <8. had given p. of spoils to the maimed 
 PARTAKERS. 
 
 Esth. 16. 5. caused many to be p. of innocent blood 
 Wisd. 16.3. might be made p. of a strange taste 
 
 18. 9. should be p. of the same good and evil 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 14. to be p. of the unlawful allowance 
 5 . 27 . lest they should be p. of the pollution 
 
 PARTED, ETH. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 12. or like as when an arrow p, the air 
 1 Mac. 1.6. and p. his kingdom among them 
 PARES. 
 
 JlccI, 16. 26. he disposed the p. thereof 
 
 674 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 4. to cut off the utmost p. of his body 
 9 . 5. sore tormimts of the inner p. came 011 him 
 PARTICULARS. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 30. to go over things, and to be curious inp. 
 
 11. 20. but of the p. I have given order 
 PARTLY. 
 
 JVisd. 17 .15. werep. vexed with monstrous appa¬ 
 ritions, and p. fainted, their heart failing them 
 PA REN ERS. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 3. of reckoning withp. and travellers 
 PARTRIDGE. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 30. as ap. taken and kept in a cage 
 
 PASS. 
 
 Wisd. 1 . 8 . neither shall vengeance p. by him 
 2 . 4 . our life shall p. as the trace of a cloud 
 7 . and let no ffower of the spring p. by us 
 6.22. and I will notp. over the truth 
 Eccl. 23. 2. spare me not, and it p. not by my sins 
 42. 9. lest she p. away the flower of her age 
 
 1 Mac. 5 . 40. it Judas p. over first unto us 
 
 2 Mac. 15. .36. in no case to let that day p. 
 
 PASSABLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 21. to make the sea p. by foot 
 PASSED. 
 
 .hid. 16. 9 . and the fauchion p. through his neck 
 Est/i. 15. 6. then having p. through all the doors 
 JVisd. 5. 9 . those things are p. away as a shadow 
 Eccl. 28. 19. hath not p. through the venom thereof 
 
 1 Mac. 3. . 37 . and having p. the river Euphrates 
 
 PAS'SE l II, 
 
 JVisd. 2. 5. our time is a very shadow that p. away 
 5. 10. as a ship that p. over the waves of water 
 14. p. away as the remembrance of a guest 
 7 . 24. wisdom p. and goeth through all things 
 Eccl. 25.11. the love of the Lord p. all things 
 PASSING. 
 
 JVisd. 14.5. and p. the rough sea in a weak vessel 
 PASSOVER. 
 
 '1 Esd. 1. 1. Josias held the feast of the p. in Jeru¬ 
 salem, and offered the p. the fourteenth day 
 
 12. they roasted the p. with fire, as appertaineth 
 20. such a p. was not kept in Israel since Samuel 
 
 PAST. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 5. or call me again the day that is p. 
 
 45. shew me then whether there be more to come 
 
 tlian is p. or more p. than is to come 
 
 46. what isp..l know, what is to come I know not 
 
 9 . 1. when thou seest part of the signs p. 
 
 JVisd. 11, 12. for the remendirauce of things p. 
 Eccl. 42. 19 . he declareth the things that are p. 
 
 PASTIME. 
 
 JVisd. 15.12. but they Counted our life ap, 
 
 Eccl. 32. 12. take thy p. and <io what thou wilt 
 Ear. 3.17. had theirp. with the fowls of the air 
 PAEII. 
 
 2 Esd. 14.22. that men may find thy p. and live 
 Bar. 3. 31. no man knowefh or thinketh of her p. 
 PA'EHS. 
 
 Toh. 4. 19 . that all thy p. and counsels may prosper 
 Bar. 3. 21. nor understood they the p. thereof 
 PATHWAY. 
 
 JVisd. 5.10, nor the p. of the keel in the waves 
 PATIENCE. 
 
 JVisd. 2. 19 . examine him with torture and despite¬ 
 fulness, to know his meekness, and prove his p. 
 Eccl. 2. 14. woe unto you that have lostp. 
 
 .3. 13. havep. with him, and despise him not 
 5: 11. be swift to hear, with p. give answer 
 
 16. 1.3. the p. of the godly shall not be frustrate 
 
 17 . 21. lie comforted those that fail inp. 
 
 20. 32. necessary p. in seeking the Lord is better 
 29. 8. have thou p. with a man in poor estate 
 41. 2. to him that despaireth and hath lost p. 
 PAITEN'E. 
 
 2 Esd.1.54. that he isp. and long suffereth those 
 Eccl. 1. 2.3. a p. man will bear for a time 
 2. 4. be p. when thou art changed to low estate 
 
 18. 11. therefore is God p. with them 
 
 35.18. nor will the mighty be p. towards them 
 
 PA'ITENTLY. 
 
 Bar. 4. 25. suffer p. the wrath that is come from God 
 2 Mac. 6.14. whom the Lord p. forbeareth to imnish 
 PATTERN. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 28. his eves look still upon the p. of thing 
 PAVEMENT. 
 
 Eccl. 20. UVto slip on ap. is better than to slip with 
 Bel 19. behold now the p. and mark well 
 PAY. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 22. let nothing hinder thee to p. thy vow 
 29. 2. p. thou thy neighbour again in season 
 
 6. and for honour he will p. him disgrace 
 
 1 Mact 3. 28. he gave his soldiers p. for a year 
 
 10. 36. of the Jews, to whom p. shall be given 
 
 2 Mac. 8.10. which the king was top. to the Romans 
 
 PAID. 
 
 Toh. 2. 12. they p. her wages, and gave her a kid 
 1 Mac. 10.41. all the overplus which olficersp.notin 
 PAYE TIL 
 
 Eccl. 29. 6. he p. him with cursings and railings 
 PAYMENTS. 
 
 Bar. 3. 8. in our captivity, to be subject to p. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 34. instead of p. which the king received 
 PEACE. 
 
 Toh. 13.14. for they shall rejoice in thy p. 
 
 Jud. 3. 1. they sent ambassadors to treat of p. 
 
 7 . 24. in that you have not required p. of Assiir 
 JVisd. 3. .3. utter destruction ; but they are in p, 
 
 14. 22. those so great plagues called they p. 
 
 Eccl. 1.18. making p. and perfect health flourish 
 
 13.18. what p. between the rich and the poor 
 26.2. he shall fulfil the years of his life in 71 . 
 
 28. 9. maketh debate among them that be at p. 
 
 1.3. such have destroyed many that were atp. 
 
 .38. 8. trom him isp. over all the earth 
 
 41.14. my children keep discipline in p. 
 
 44.14. their bodies are buried in p. but name lives 
 
 47 . 16 . and for thy p. thou wast beloved 
 .50. 23. thatp. may be in our days in Israel 
 Bar. 3.13. thou shouldst have dwelt in p. tor ever 
 
 14. where is the light of the eyes and p. 
 
 4. 20. 1 have put off the cloming of p. 
 
 5. 4. for thy name be called the p. of righteousness 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 54. until they had returned inp. 
 
 6 . 49- but with them in Hcthsura he made p. 
 
 7 . 13. the Assideans were the first that soughtp. 
 
 8 . 20 . to mi-ke a confederacy and p. with you 
 22 . might have a memorial ofp. and confederacy 
 
 9. 70 . to the end he should make p. with him 
 
 10. 47 . he was the first that entreated of true p. 
 
 66 . Jonathan returned to Jerusalem withp. 
 
 11.50. gi'aiit us p. and let tlie Jews cease 
 51. they castaway their weapons and made p. 
 
 I. 3. . 37 . we are ready to make a stedfast p. with you 
 40. anil let tliere bep. betwixt us 
 
 14. 8. then did they till their ground in p. 
 
 11. he made p. in fJie land, and Israel rejoiced 
 16. 10. he returned into the land of Judea inp. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 1. the city was inhabited with all p. 
 
 5. 25. coming to Jerusalem, and pretendingp. 
 
 10. 12. endeavoured to continue p. with them 
 
 12.2. would not suffer tliem to live in p. 
 
 4. accepted it, as being desirous to live inp. 
 
 11. being overcome, besought Judas for p. 
 
 14. 6. Assideans will not let the realm be inp. 
 
 PEACEABLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 42. thou hast hurt thep. and loved liars 
 Esth. 16. 8. that our kingdom may be quiet and p. 
 Eccl. 47 . 1.3. .Solomon reigned in ap. time 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .30. and spakep. words to them 
 
 5. 25. Nabatlutes came unto theiii in p. manner 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 22. so they made ap. conference 
 
 PEACEABLY. 
 
 JsiJ. 7. 15. because they met not thy person p. 
 Eccl.4t. 6. living p. in their habitations 
 Bar. 6. 3. I will bring you away p. from thence 
 1 Mac. 7 . 15. so he spake unto them p. and sware 
 29 . came to Judas, they saluted one another p. 
 
 12. 4. they should bring them into the land p. 
 PEACE-OFFERING. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 1. that taketh heed offereth ap.-o^ermp 
 
 47 .2, as is the fat taken from the p.-ojjering 
 
 PEEP. 
 
 Eccl.2\. 23. a fool will p. in at the door into house 
 PENALTY. 
 
 1 Esd. 8,24. by p. of money, or by imprisonment 
 . PENSIONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 56, to give to all that kept the city p. 
 
 PENTECOST. 
 
 Toh. 2. 1. in the feast ofp. whiich is the holy feast 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 32. after the feast called p. they went 
 
 PENURY. 
 
 JVisd. 16. 3. these suff erings p. in a short space 
 
 4. it was necessary that on them should come p 
 
 PEOPLE. 
 
 Jud. 5. 3. he said to them, tell me now who thisp. is 
 
 6. 18. then the p. fell down and worshipped God 
 14. 17 . he leaped out to thep. and cried 
 
 Esth. 10. 12. so God remembered hisp. and justified 
 JVisd. 6. 2. give ear, you that rule the p. 
 
 21. O ye kings of thep. honour wisdom 
 24. a wise king is the upholding of the p. 
 
 9 . 7 . thou hast chosen me to be a king of thy p. 
 
 12. and then shall 1 judge thy p. righteously 
 16. 2. dealimr graciously with thine own p. 
 
 20. feedestthine own p. with angels’ food 
 
 18. 7- so of thy p. was accepted both the salvation 
 
 19. 5. that thy p. might pass a wonderful way 
 Eccl. 9. 17 . the wise ruler ofp. for his speech 
 
 10. 2. as the judge of thep. is himself, so are 
 
 8. the kingdom is translated fromonep. to another 
 16. 11. if there be one stiff-necked among the p. 
 17- 17- he set a ruler over every p. 
 
 24. 1, wisdom shall glory in the midst of her p. 
 
 6. in every p. and nation 1 got a possession 
 12. and 1 took root in an honourable p. 
 
 31.9. wonderful things hath he done among hisp. 
 33. 18. hear me, O ye great men of the p. 
 
 35. 19 . till he have judged the cause of his p. 
 
 36. 9- and let them perish that oppress the p. 
 
 14. fill Sion with oracles, thy p. with glory 
 . 37 . 2.3. a wise man instructeth his p. 
 
 41. 18. of iniquity before a congregation and p. 
 
 42. 11. lest she make thee a reproach among tliep. 
 
 44. 4. leaders of the p. by their counsels 
 
 15. thep. will tell of their wisdom 
 
 45. 3. he gave him a commandment for his p. 
 
 15. that they should bless the p. in his name 
 
 16. to make reconciliation for his p. 
 
 22. neither had he any portion among the p. 
 
 46. 7- in that they withheld the p. from sin 
 
 8. of six hundreci thousand p. they two preserved 
 1.3. Samuel anointed princes over his p. 
 
 20. to blot out the wickedness of the p. 
 
 47 . 4, did he not take away reproach from thep..*’ 
 
 5. and to set up the horn of his p. 
 
 6. so the p. honoured him with ten thousands 
 
 23. even the foolishness of the p. and one who 
 
 turned away the p. through his counsel 
 
 49. 2, he behaved in the conversion of thep. 
 
 15. not a man like unto Joseph, a stay otthep. 
 
 50. 5. how was he honoured in the midst of the p. ? 
 
 17 . then all thep. together hasted, and fell 
 19 . and thep. besought the Lord by prayer 
 
 Bar. 2. .30. because it is a stiff-necked p. 
 
 35. and they shall be my p. and I w ill no more 
 drive niy p. of Israel out of the land given them 
 
 4. 5. be of good cheer, my p. the memorial of Israel 
 Bus. 7 . now when the p. departed away at noon 
 
 47 . then all thep. turned them towards him 
 50. wherefore all the p. turned again in haste 
 
 1 Mac. 1.41. wrote, that all shouUl be onep. 
 
 3. 43. letusrestoie the decayed estate of ourp. and 
 let ns fight for ourp. and sanctuary 
 8.15. in council consulting alway for the p. 
 
 II. 21. ungodly persons who hated their own p 
 33. determined to do good to thep. of the Jews 
 42. 1 will not only do this for thee and thy p. 
 
 14. 2.3. it pleased the p. to entertain the men 
 
 15. 40. Cendebeus began to provoke the p. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 48. that followed for the city and the p. 
 
 5. 19 . God did not choose the p. for the place'* 
 
 sake, but the place for the p. sake 
 
 6. 3. this mischief was grievous to the p. 
 
 16 . though he punish, yet doth he not forsake hisp. 
 
PIT 
 
 PER 
 
 r’- the jrovernors of the p. 
 
 1*., 1 Hud inhabitt*(i bvof divers countries 
 the/?. to keep flieniselves froui sin 
 13. the;>. tliere were jirieved for tlie covenants 
 Id. 14. who prayeth mucli lor the p. and city 
 24. tliat tliy holy p, to blaspheme 
 
 PI-liADVKN ri'KE. 
 n Mrf. 13. 6 . for they p. err, seeking Cod 
 ^ tt'. it p. the Lord will have mercy on us 
 
 y. o. it p. we n)a 3 ’ be able to tight with them 
 y.r- ^ PKKCEIVK; 
 
 ittfd. If). 18. but themselves might see and p. 
 
 Jiar. 0 .49. how ca^iKU men p. that they be no gods 
 
 Wtsd. 10. 18. which may well be p. by the sight 
 
 .;r» I !'• P- **’*^'*' *=“^1 to be evil 
 
 » Mac. «. 4 . which when Jeremy p. he blamed them 
 „ , PERDU ION. 
 
 x-m. 16. 9. he pitied not the people of v. 
 
 ^ PERFECT. 
 
 1 - 0 1 ’ being made p. in a short time 
 
 lo. 3. for to know thee is/>. righteousness 
 xff/. 1. 18 . making peace and p. health Hounsh 
 31. 10. who hath been tried, and found p. 
 
 .>4. H^the law shall be found p. without lies 
 44. 17 . Noah was found p. in the time of wrafh 
 4o. 8 . he put on him p. glory, and strengthened 
 , PERFECI ED. 
 
 tsd. 4 . 10. and youth that is soon p. 
 
 >Lccl. 7 . 32. that thy blessing ma^' be p. 
 
 C3. 20. so after the^' were p. he looked on them 
 _ , PERFECITON. 
 
 .Eft/i. 15. 5. she was ruddy through the p. of beauty 
 fvtsd. 3. 16. they shall not come to their p. 
 
 6.15. to think thereto!e on her is p. of wisdom 
 ifccc/. 21 . 11 . the /;, of the fear of the Lord is wisdom 
 34. 8 . and wisdom is to a faithful mouth 
 43. 4. a light that decreaseth in her p. 
 
 50. 11. when he w'as clothed with the «, of glorv 
 PERJ’F.CTLV. -e b j' 
 Jitd. ll. 6 . God will bring the thingp. to pass 
 J^cl. 24. 28. the 6 rst man knew her notp. 
 
 .-• 8 . 28. and he watcheth to polish it p 
 .PERF()KMANCE. 
 di all wisdom is the p. of the law 
 2 Mac. 11. 17 . of thecon^nts 
 
 ‘bings be p. after the law 
 ‘ l-lf' bav 8 not p. his works 
 
 J14..2D, tin things hep. which thou shalt write 
 
 P L E [ApocrtYPHit. 
 
 ■r» / - .uluu sriait wrire 
 
 X.CCI. 4. . 0 . so shalnhou^ Imve p. a weighty matter 
 
 Tp^. O. 16. thou shalt take the ashes ofp. 
 
 49. 1. is like the composition of the p. 
 
 Mar. 6. 43. women siOingMiyvays, burn bran for p 
 
 *by overthrowing 
 
 I Mac. 11. 23. Jonathan put himself in p 
 
 T ^ ^ , PERISH. 
 
 Jud. Cl. 8. thou shalt notp. till thou be destroyed 
 
 4 . 11. shall not so much as one of th^’ people p. 
 
 Ihe righteous nation were ready to n 
 
 II tsd. 4. 19. and their memorial shall p. 
 
 io’ 'V'j . *bee for the nations thatp. 
 
 bireshew this, lest they should p. 
 
 Oim. .1. .6. that loveth danger, shall p. therein 
 
 5. 4. thou shalt p. in the da^’ of vengeance 
 
 8. 15. thou shalt p. with him through his folly 
 .36. 9. let them p. thatojipress the people 
 i • To *' Me of sinners’children shall p. 
 44. 18. all Hesh should p. no more by the Hood 
 44 .22. neither shall any of his works p. 
 
 Mtt/. 3. 3. lor thou endurest, and we p. utterly 
 b^^ '■fccei' ed such as were ready to p. 
 
 0. U. behold, 1/'. thro gmeat grief in a strange land 
 . PERISHED. 
 
 '/• A 11 ■ also havep. and erred for women 
 
 Jof>. 14. 1(1. Aman fell into the snare andp. 
 u’-j .1 S.'- the chosen people should have p. 
 
 It tsd. 10. 3. hep. in fury wherewith he murdered 
 
 6. when ungodh- p. she delivered the righteous 
 14. 6. Ill the old time, when the proud giants p 
 16. o. they p with the stings of crooked serpents 
 
 I^ccl. 3i. .11. I) 3 ’ surfeiting have man^’ p. 
 
 44. 9. who are p. as though they had never been 
 
 'beirown foolishness 
 
 I ■';i'‘ '‘V”''’*'''- *.''™“Kb famine 
 
 lUac, 5. 9- thus he p, in a strange land 
 
 8. 19. an hundred tbiirscore five'thousand p 
 ^ ^ , PERISH E1 11. 
 
 notwithstanding, the law p. not 
 Mccl. I 4 . 28. tlianksguJng p. from the dead 
 
 U tsd. 14. 25. so that there reigned tumults, p. 
 PER.MANENF. 
 
 • 1 . Msd. 3.22. thus intirmity was made p. 
 
 .1 17 .7 71 perpei ual. 
 
 "V J ,0 P-l-nianners are corrupted b\' a p, seed 
 -Jud. 1.3. 20. Cod turn these to thee fora p. praise 
 /r • j *nokest Israel for a p. inheritance 
 
 II tsd. 10. 14. them to be liars, and gave him p. 
 
 11.6. instead of a fountain of ap. running ru er^ 
 be bring upon thee a p. blot 
 . 34 . 2 ( 1 . a vyise man’s name shall bep. 
 
 41. ti. their posterity shall have a p. reproach 
 'bat he might get him ap. name 
 i.i. -9. matie *bythe^r armour forap. memory 
 
 Eccl. 45. 13. but bis children’s children p 
 
 ^ perpee.xed. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. .31. being greatly p. in his mind 
 o r j r PFRSEt'L' TE. 
 
 ^ Lsd. 15. .31. p. them 
 
 3. out ot the hands of tliem that p me 
 H ud. l 1 20. tallen down, being p. of vengeance 
 16. 16. the ungodly, with showers were they p 
 Led. 3lb I 9 ..S 0 IS he that isp. of the I.ord 
 Mar. 4. 2o. lor thine enemy hath p. thee 
 PERSECl'TlONb 
 
 t Mac. 2. 43. they that Hed for p. joined them 
 
 PF.RSEPOLTS. 
 
 2 Mac. 0. 2. he had entered the city called P. 
 
 ^ PERSIA. 
 
 1 Esd. 3 . 0 the three princes of P. shall judge 
 “ibO. made us gracious before the kings of P. 
 
 1 .lyffc. .3. .31. he determined to go into P. 
 
 6 . 1 . heard that Elymais, in the country ot P. 
 
 " bo brought tidings into P. 
 56. Philip was leturned out of P. and Meilia 
 14. 2. but when Arsaces the king of P. heard 
 ~ , b 13. tor when the leader was come into P. 
 19 . tor when our fathers were led into P. 
 
 33. this matter was told to the king of P 
 , „ ^ PER.SIANS. 
 
 7 . . bsoame servants, till the P. reigned 
 Jttd. 16. 1 ( 1 . the P. quaked at her boldness 
 Lstu. 16. 23. safety to us, and the well-afl'ecfed P 
 1 Mac. 1 . 1 . had smitten Darius king of the P 
 r V - 1 . t. PERSON. 
 
 ■ .L' v^' b^oause they met not thy p. peaceably 
 r,~’.IO 7 d w’ill be a shame for ourp. 
 
 Estn. 16. 11. honoured as the next p. to the king 
 It tsd. 0 . 7 . IS Lord over all, shall fear no man’s p. 
 Med. 4. 22. accept nop. against thy soul 
 24 . neither accept thep. of (he mighty 
 4 .6. lest thou tear the p. of the mighty 
 ir’ P,\ ®f*be scribe shall he lay his honour 
 .w. 13. will not accept any p. against a poor man 
 42. 1. and accept no p. to sin thereby 
 
 1 iliac. 14.14. and every wickedp. he took av/av 
 
 „ , persons. 
 
 Mslh 16. 4. with the glorious wordsof lewd p. 
 
 '• 7 ’ by ^<-'C(;ptbigofp. overthrows himself 
 00 . 1.. and with him is no respect of 21 
 „ PERSUADE. 
 
 2 iliac. 11. 14. promised that he would p. the kin«- 
 
 „ „ j - • pppsliaded. 
 
 o nt them that are p. to salvation 
 
 *11 1 ^' they with Simon were p. for money 
 
 1 o' ‘bem to agree to all conditions 
 
 1.3. »6. Lysiasp. pacified, and made well-affected 
 irv.;-oK PJ^'bSUASION.S. 
 
 1 Ji.sd. 5.|3.by popular p, they hindered the buiidino' 
 
 „ , ,, pertain. 
 
 Ecd. 21 25. telling such things asp. not to them 
 -w JMdt* 3, 6. %vjiich did not p. to the sacrifices 
 
 7,,., pertaining. 
 
 — Mac. 14. 8. cai e I have ol things p. to the kin^ 
 PERVER FED. 
 
 oKJ. 9 . they their own mind, and turned away 
 
 „ , PESULENCE. 
 
 ~ Esd. 15. 49. I "p sword, and p. 
 
 Esth. 16. 7 . done through thep. behaviour of them 
 I iliac. lO. 6l. certain p. fellows of Israel assembled 
 „ „ ^ . PETU ION. 
 
 7 ni’ ear to the p. ofthy creature 
 
 I Mac. 7 . . 37 . house ot prayer and p. for tliy people 
 
 7 , 7.7 7 7 - PIIEMCE. 
 
 ^ Mac, 4, 2G, afterwani he went with Iiis host to P, 
 
 1 ^lac. 6. 2. shields which Alexander son ofP. Jeft 
 
 14. then called he for P. one of Ids friends 
 6.3 where he found l>. to be master of the city 
 
 8 . o. how they had discomfited in battle P 
 
 A governor, at .lerusalem, P. 
 
 6. 11. being discovered to P. were all burned 
 
 ^ , philo.metou. 
 
 coronation of Ptolemeus P. 
 
 10 . 13. left Cyprus, that P. had committed to him 
 7 , r- . 1 7 , P^l'>*'EES, PHINEAS. 
 
 2 Esd. I. 2. the son of P. the son of Eleazai 
 
 ^ ^Zambri the son of Salom 
 
 d 4. P.our father, in bein" zealous, obtained 
 
 phhngian. 
 
 2iliac. 5. 22. atJenis. Philip for his country a P. 
 
 „ , . PHV.SICIAN. 
 
 ^be P- cuttefh offa long disease 
 . 18 . 1 . honour ap. with honour due to him 
 3. the skill otthep. shall lift up his head 
 
 ir’ I'.'I "•'c t’l^.ce to thep. the Lord created him 
 
 15. let him tall info the hand of tlie v. 
 
 rr, , „ , PHV.SICIAN.S. 
 
 loo. _. 10. I went to thep. but they helped me not 
 
 PHYSIC. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 19 . and use p. or ever thou be sick 
 ^ PIECES. 
 
 ~ 7 i yejiaye slain, and torn their bodies in p. 
 
 -.14. tor I have broken tlie evil inp. and created 
 2 3]ac. 15. .33. they it by p. to the fowls 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 9. were ready to p. thro’ walls of iron 
 PI ERCED. 
 
 Jud. 16. 12. the sons of damsels havep. them thro’ 
 
 „ , PIERCEIH. 
 
 Eccl. .35. 17. the prayer of the humble p. the clouds 
 PIK ES. 
 
 2 iUac. 5. 3. shaking of shields and a multitude ofg 
 PILGRIMAGE. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 39 .1 will remember their p. and salvation 
 PILGRI.M.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 40. be evA as p. upon the earth 
 .PILLED. 
 
 loh. 11. 13. the whiteness p. away from his eyes 
 PILLOW. 
 
 1 Esd. 3, 8. and laid it under king Darius hisp. 
 PINCHING. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 18. waxeth rich by his wariness and p. 
 
 PIIsT. 
 
 Ecd. 14. 24. shall also fasten a p. in her walls 
 PIPE. 
 
 Eccl. 40.21. the p. and psaltery make sweet melody 
 
 Wisd. 10. 13. she went down witli him into the p 
 Ecd. 12. 16. imagineth how to throw thee into a p. 
 21. 1(1. but at the end thereof is the p. of hell 
 27 . 26. whoso diggeth a p. shall fall therein 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 19. he cast them into the great p. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 19 . and hid it in a hollow place of a p 
 
 PIICH. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 1. he that toucheth p. shall he defiled 
 Dan. 3. 23. to make oven hot with rosin, p. 
 
 BelQJ. then Daniel took p. fat, and hair 
 17 7 - PIICH. 
 
 Ecd. 14^25. lie shall p. his tent nigh unto her 
 77 17 ** 0 ' inaii p. his lent wh.ere he was 
 
 - 3iac. 15. 17. they determiiied not to ;i. camp 
 , PIICH El). 
 
 17 *• *bey p. tents where there lay no way 
 
 1 JJac. , 1 . 40. so they ^anie and p. by Emmaus 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 19 . then had 1 p. on your niouriiiiigs 
 'rt man shall have no p. on his neiglihoiir 
 Jo0. 3.i5.p. fakenot me that hearno morelepioacli 
 6 . I 4 . wiio will have p. on you and save yon r 
 o- 4. let us piay that (lod would have p. on us 
 ij a' thou hast scourged and taken p .011 me 
 
 dud. t>. 19 . and p. the low estate of our nation 
 Ecct. 12. 13. who will p. a charmer that is bitten ' 
 J4. so one that goeth to a sinner u ho will p. 
 o 1 /''• bavep. on ns, bec ause we hac esiimerl 
 t., 37 . Antiochiis was moved to p. and wept 
 (. 27 . havep. on m^diat hare thee nine months 
 
 Eccl. 16. 9. he p. not the people of perdition 
 har. 4. lo. nor reverenced old man, nor p. c hild 
 - Mac. 3. 21. then P- ^ to see 
 
 ££t/.2. 11 . Lord is long siiflering and veryp 
 PLACE. 
 
 Esl/i. 13. 3. had the second p. in the kingdom 
 >1 tsd. 12. 20. giving them time and p. whereby 
 19 . 22. but didst assist them in every time and p, 
 Med. 8. 16. go not with him into ascilitaryp. 
 
 JO. 1.5. the l ord planted the lowly in theirp. 
 ic’.l'" bill' not by, lest he stand up in thy p. 
 16.8. nor spared he thep. wliere Lot sojourned 
 19. 17 . give p. to the law of the Most High 
 -9. 27 . give p, thou stranger, to an honourable man 
 'll ■ i7i 1 ’'ly.'P- ‘bat tliou mayest he merry 
 10 y-9‘, theft III regard ofp. where thou .sojouniest 
 
 48. o. dicJst raise his soul from the p. of the dead 
 Har. 3. 15. who hath tbuiid out her p. ? 
 
 -4- and hovv large is the p. ot his possession 
 f^birn again to the p. of judgment 
 their p. of refuge 
 14. .36. they did much hurt in the holy p. 
 
 'o. lo. came on .Simon into the banquetingp. 
 
 - Mac. 1. 19 . so *b^yb^i^w« unknown to all men 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 20. the beasts M’ere conveniently v 
 PLACES. ^ 
 
 Jpo- o. 5_. and knowest thou those p. well 
 
 'yander in the solitaiy p. thereof 
 d' ^ 111 high p. my throne is in a pillar 
 
 .33. 12. some or them he turned out of their p 
 40. 9. so that lie entered on the high p. of the land 
 7 , 7 - 1 - . PRAGUE. 
 
 J"'. shall he smitten with thep. 
 
 16. 19. behold lamiiie and p. tribulat. and ammisit 
 M(rl. 23. 11.p. shall never depart from his house 
 10 . 13. give me any p. but the p. of the heart 
 Har. 6.48. when there cometli any war or p. 
 
 49 . neither sace themselves from war nor'p 
 1 Mac. 3. 29 . because of p. be had brought on land 
 
 - Mac. 9. 5. with an incnrahle and invisible v 
 PI.A f 7 U E D. 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 55. even at that time was Alrimiisp 
 
 2 Mac. 9.11. beingp. he began to leave off his pride 
 
 P LAG U E.S. 
 
 n ^ 7 ? P- 'bey peace 
 
 bat "2. to bring upon ns grcTit p. such as never 
 4 all p. are come upon us the Lord pronounced 
 .3 4. tor the which cause tliese p. cleave to us 
 
 - iliac. 7 . 37 . by torments and p. thou mayest confess 
 
 _ PLAIN. 
 
 n tsd. 7.^2. undefilecl, p. not subject to hurt 
 Mccl. Cl. 1(1. way of sinners is made p. with stone 
 32. 21. be not confident in a p. way 
 1 .Vac-. 5. 52. into the great p. before Rethsan 
 16.11. in tliep. ot .leric ho was Ptolemeus 
 PLAiSI'ER. 
 
 It tsd. 16.12. nor iimlluying p. that restored health 
 PLAISEERING. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 17 . as a fair p. on the wall of a gallery 
 Pl.AN'l' 
 
 Ecd. 10. 19 . that love him, an honourable p 
 49. 7 . and that he might build up also aud p. 
 
 - Mac. 1. 29. p. thy people in thy hoi\' place 
 
 _ PLANTED. 
 
 Ecd. 10.15. the Lord p. the lowly in their place 
 , PLAN ES. 
 
 It tsd. 7 . 20. to know the diversities of p. 
 
 10. 4 . p. bearing truit, f hat never conie to ripeness 
 ' PI.AI'E. 
 
 Jud. 12. 1. to bring her in where hisp. was set 
 15. 11. they gave to Judith all his p. and beds 
 
 1 iliac. 15. 32. the cupboard of gold and silver v 
 
 _ , PLA EES. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 3. cistern was covered with p. of brass 
 PLAY. 
 
 Eccl. 30. O.p. with I^iji Jie will bring to heaviness 
 
 Eccl. 23. 2.3. she hath p. the whore in adultery 
 47 . 3. hep. with lions as with kids, and with bears 
 PLEADED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.44. three men p. the cause before him 
 
 „ , . Pl.EASANE. 
 
 Eccl. 32. 6. so IS melody of music with p. wine 
 40.21. but ap. tongue is above them both 
 2 .'liac. 15.39. as wine mingled with water is p. 
 PLEASE. 
 
 Job. .3. 15. if it p. not thee that I should die 
 4. 3. do that which shall p. her, grieve her not 
 It tsd. 14. 19 . be willing lop. one in authority 
 l-.ccl. 18. 31. It guest thy soul desires that p. fier 
 
 19 . 19. and they that do things thatp. him 
 
 20. 27 . hath understanding, will p. great men 
 
 , PI.E/I.SEl). 
 
 Fob. 5. 16. so they were well p. then said he 
 Jud.7. 16 . these wonisp. Holofernesand hisservan. 
 
 1,5. 10. done much good, and God isp. therewith 
 It t.sd. 4. 1(1. he p. God, and was beloveil of him 
 14. lor his soul p. the I.ord, tlierefor** he hasted 
 
 2 x 2 67.S 
 
ArOCKYPHA.] POO 
 
 PO w 
 
 PRA 
 
 Eccl. 3t. 10. tlie Most High is not p. witli offerings 
 44, U3. I'.iiocli p. the I,or(i, and was translated 
 48. Ezekias <lid the thing timtjs. tlie Lord 
 
 1 i\]ac. 12. so this device p. them well 
 
 8. 21, so that matter p. the Uomans well 
 
 10. 4“. but with Alexander they were well p. 
 
 14. 4. his authority and honourp. them well 
 
 47. then Simon was well p. to he high priest 
 
 2 Klac. 1.20. when itp. (lod, Meemias being sent 
 
 11. :\b. hath granted, therewith we are well p. 
 
 14. .'35. wastp. that the temple should be among us 
 PLEASEiH. 
 
 Jud. .3. 3. our flocks and herds, use them as p. thee 
 Eccl. ly. 21. master, 1 will not do as it p. thee 
 
 20. 28. lie thatp. great men shall get pardon 
 39. 18. at his commanrl is done whatever p. him 
 PLEASING. 
 
 Toh. 4. 21. do that which is p. in his sight 
 IVisd. 9. 10. that I may know what is p. to thee 
 
 17 . 18. a p. tall of water running violently 
 EccLA'6. 16. some did that which was p. to God 
 
 PLEASURE. 
 
 JVisd. 1.13. nor hath he p. in the destruction 
 
 7 . 2. and the p. that came with slee|) 
 
 8. 18. great p. it is to have her friendsliip 
 Eccl. 9 . 10. when old thou shalt drink it with p. 
 
 12. in the thing that the ungodly havep. in 
 
 11. 27 . affliction maketh a man forget p. 
 
 14. 5. he shall not take p. in his goods 
 
 18. 32. take notp. in much good cheer 
 
 19.5. whoso takethp. in wickedness, be condemned 
 
 25. 21. and desire her not forp. 
 
 33.13. as the clay is in the potter’s hand to fashion it 
 at p. so man is in hand of him that made him 
 
 37.28. nor hath every soul p. in every thing 
 
 41.4. why art thou against the p. of the Most High ? 
 
 1 Mac. 4.42. priests, such as had p. in the law 
 
 2 Mac. 12.11. promising top. him otherwise 
 
 PLEASURES. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 5. he that resistetli p. crowneth life 
 1 Mac. 8. 30. think meet, they may do it at their p. 
 PLENTy. 
 
 Tud 2.18. P. of victual for every man of the army 
 PLOTS. 
 
 1 Esd.5.Ti. by secret p. and popular persuasions 
 
 PLOUGIL 
 
 Eccl. 38. 25. how can he get wisdom that holdeth p.? 
 PLOVVETll. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 19 . come to her, as one that p. and sowetli 
 POINT. 
 
 Eccl. 31. l5..judge, and he discreet in every p. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 30. to stand on every p. and go over things 
 13 10. being at the p. to be put fioni their law 
 
 POINTS, POINTS. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 22. wounded withp. of their own swords 
 15 12. and exercised in all p. of virtue 
 POISONED. 
 
 2 Mac. 10- 13. that he p. himself, and died 
 POLICY. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 4. that by their p. they had conquered 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 18. went about to take the holds by p. 
 
 14 . 29 . watched to accomplish this thing by p. 
 
 31 he was notably prevented by J ndas’ p. 
 
 POLICIES. 
 
 Jud. 11. 8. w’e have heard of thy wisdom and p. 
 POLISH. 
 
 Eccl. .38. 28. and watcheth top. it perfectly 
 POLISHED. 
 
 Ear. 6. 8. his tongue isp. by the workman 
 POLLU J'E. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.46. p. the sanctuary and holy people 
 
 2 lUac. 6. 2. to p, also the temple in Jerusalem 
 
 POLLUTED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 83. is a land p, with the pollutions 
 
 2 Efd. 15. 6. wickedness hath p. the whole earth 
 7 oA. 2 . 9 . being p. and mj' face was uncovered 
 
 3. 15. that 1 never p. my name nor name of my 
 J 7 t<f. 9 . 2. and p. her virginity to her rejrroach 
 
 1 3/ac. 14. .36. they p. all about the sanctuary 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 16. taking the holy vessels with p. hands 
 
 POLLUTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 29 . he p. himself with other men’s meat 
 POLLUTION, S. 
 
 Jud. 9. 4. which abhorred thep. of their blood 
 
 1 Alac. 13. 50. he cleansed the tower from p. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 27 . lest they should be partakers of the p. 
 
 POMEGRANATES. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 9 . he compassed him with p. and bells 
 POMP. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.86. men of city met him with great p. 
 
 PONDER, 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 31. p. now by thyself, how great fruit 
 Eccl. 21. 17 . they shall p. his words in their hearts 
 
 PONDERED. 
 
 Wzsd. 8. 17 . when 1 p. them in my heart 
 POOLS. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 60. p. upon the tops of the mountains 
 POOR. 
 
 1 Esd. .3.19. the mind of thep. man and of the rich 
 
 2 Esd. 15.51. thou shalt be weakened as ap. woman 
 Toh.I.Q.. bring what p. inan soever thou findest 
 
 4. 7 . neither turn tliy face from any p. 
 
 21. fear not, my son, that we are made p. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 10. let us oppress the p. righteous man 
 Eccl. 1.28. distrust not the I.ord when thou art p. 
 
 4.1. nty son, defraud not the p. of his living 
 4. neither turn away thy face from a p. man 
 8. not grieve to bow down thine,ear to the p, 
 
 7 , 32. and stretch thine hand unto thep. 
 
 10.22. whether he be rich, noble, or p. 
 
 20. it is not meet to despise the p. man 
 30. thep. man is honoured for his skill 
 
 11.21. easy on the sudden to make a p. man rich 
 
 1.3. 3. thep. is wronged, and must entreat also 
 
 18. what peace between the rich and thep..*' 
 
 19. rich eat up thep. 11 20. rich abhor the p. 
 
 21. but ap. man is thrust away by his friends 
 
 ' 22. thep. man slept, and yet they rebuked hiin 
 
 23. if p. man speak, they say, what fellow is this ? 
 21.5. a prayer out of a p. man’s month reacheth 
 
 25. 2. my soul hates a;;, inan that is proud 
 
 26. 4. a irian be rich oi' p. if he have a good heart 
 
 676 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 8.have thou jratience with a man inp.estate 
 y. help thep. for the commandment’s sake 
 
 22. better is the life of a p. man in a cottage 
 .30. 14. better is thep. being sound and strong 
 .31. 4. thep. laboureih in his p. estate, anti isireedy 
 .34. 20. brings an ofl’ering of the goo<ls of the p. 
 
 .35. 13. will not accept any person against ap.rnan 
 38. 19 . the life of the p. is the curse of the heart 
 Ear. 6. 28. but to thep. they give nothing of it 
 2 Mac. 4. 47 , and those p. men he condemned 
 POPULAR. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 7 . 3 . by their secret plots and p. persuasions 
 PORCH. 
 
 1 Esd. 9.41. the broad court before the holyp. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 8. bur nt the p. and shed innocent blood 
 
 PORIER.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 16. moreover the p. were at every gate 
 
 PORI ION. 
 
 Esth. 1.3.16. despise not thep. thou deliveredst 
 IVisd. 2. y. for this is our p. and our lot is this 
 Eccl. 7 . 3). give him hisp. as it is commanded 
 11. 18. and this is thep. of his rewaiil 
 14. y. the covetous is not satisfied with hisp. 
 
 17 . 17 . I'ut Israel is the Gird’sp. 
 
 24. 12. in thep. of the Lord’s inheritance 
 
 25. ly. let thep. of a sinner' fall upon her 
 
 26. 3. a good wife is a goodp. which shall be given 
 
 in thep. of them that fear the Lord 
 
 2.3. a wicked woman given as a p. to wicked man 
 41. 9. and if you die, a curse shall be yoiii'p. 
 
 21. be ashamed to takeaway ap. or a gift 
 
 45, 22. nor had he any p. among the people, for 
 the Lord hirnself is his p. and inheritance 
 
 2 Mac.'i.K). jireserve thy ownp. and sanctity it 
 14. 15. and who always helpeth his p. 
 
 PGRTKjNS. 
 
 Eccl. 44. 23. gave him an heritage, and divided hisp. 
 50.12. when he took p. out of the priests’ hands 
 PO.SSE.S.S. 
 
 Jnd. 8. 22. a reproach to all them that p. Us 
 Eccl. 11. 24. 1 have enough, and p. many things 
 POS.'SESSED. 
 
 Eccl. 36. 15. thou hastp. from the beginning 
 POSSE'-SION. 
 
 Jvd.\&. 21.Jnditli reniaineti in her own p. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 5. if riches be ap. to be desired in life 
 Eccl. 4. 16 . his generation shall hold her inp. 
 
 24. 6. in evei’y people and nation I «ot a p. 
 
 28. 24. look that thou hedge thy p. with thorns 
 51. 21. therefore have I gotten a goodp. 
 
 PO.SSESS 10 N .S. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 1. to a man that livelh at rest in Iris p. 
 PO.S.'SIBLE. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 15. it is not p. to escape thine hand 
 2 Mac. 3. 6. it wasp, to bring all into the king’s hand 
 14. 10. it is not p. that the state should be quiet 
 POST. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 9 . passed away as a p. that hasted by 
 PO.siERlTYL 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 53. have free liberty, as well they as theirp. 
 Eccl. 45. 24. he and p. should have the dignity 
 
 25. the inher itance should be to his p. alone 
 47 . 22. nor will heabolisir thep. of his elect 
 Bar. 2. 15. Israel and his p. is called by thy name 
 
 2 AJac. 1. 20. diti send of thep. of those priests 
 
 pot ENTA J'ES. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 24. judges and p. shall be honoured 
 
 pors. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.12. the sacrifices, they sod them in brassp. 
 
 PO IT AGE. 
 
 Bel 33. a prophet Habbacnc, who had madep. 
 POtlEIL 
 
 Wisd. 15. 7 . thep. tempering soft eai'th ; but what is 
 the use of either sort, thep. hirnself is the judge 
 Eccl.2~(. 5. the furnace proveth thep. vessels 
 33. 13. as the clay is in thep. hand to fashion it 
 .38. 29. so doth thep. sitting at his work 
 POVERI YL 
 
 Eccl. 10. 31 .honoured inp. how much more in riches 
 dishonourable in riches, how much more inp. 
 11. 12. is slow, wanting ability, and full ofp. 
 
 14. life, death, p. and riches come of the Lord 
 
 13. 24. p. is evil in the mouth of the ungodly 
 
 18. 25. when thou art rich, think on p. and need 
 
 22. 23. be faithful to thy neichhour in hisp, 
 
 26. 28. a man of war that srift'ereth p. 
 
 29.9. turn him not away because of hisp. 
 POWER. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 10. all hisp. have 1 smitten down 
 
 Jud. 2. 12. as 1 live, and by thep. of my kingdom 
 
 9 . 11. for thyp. stanrleth not in multitude 
 
 14. that thou art the God of all p. anil might 
 11 . 7 . as hisp. liveth, who hath sent thee, and the 
 fowls of the air shall live by thy p. 
 
 13. 4. O T.ord God of all p. look at this present 
 11. God is with us to shew his p. in Jerusalem 
 19. which remember thep. of God forever 
 
 Wisd. 1. 3. hisp. when it is tried reproveth unwise 
 
 6. 3. p. is given you of the I.oi'd, and sovereignty 
 
 7 . 23. steilfast, free from care, having all p. 
 
 25. for she is the breath of thep. of God 
 
 26. the uns|iotted mirror of thep. of God 
 
 9 . 11. and she shall preserve The in herp. 
 
 10. 2. and gave him p. to rule all thines 
 
 11. 20. Ireingscattered throughthe breath of thy p. 
 21. who may withstand the p. of thine arm .' 
 
 12. 15. thinking it not agreeable with thy p. 
 
 16. thy p. is the beginning of righteousiiess 
 
 17 . men wiR not believe thou art of a full p. 
 
 18. but thou mastering thy p. judgest with equity ; 
 
 for thou mayest use p. when thou wilt 
 
 14. 31. it is not the p. of them by whom they swear 
 
 15. 2. if we sin we are thine, knowing thy p. 
 
 .3. to know thyp. is the root of immortality 
 
 16. 13. for thou hastp. of life and death 
 
 19. it burneth in water above the p. of fire 
 Eccl. .3. 20. for the p. of the T.ord is great 
 
 6. 26. and keep her ways with all thy p. 
 
 8. 13. be not surety above thyp. for if thou be 
 
 9 . 13. keep far fr om the man that hath p. to kill 
 
 10.4. the p. of the earth is in the hand of the T/rrd 
 
 13. 2. burden not thyself above thy p. while livest 
 
 Eccl. 15. 18. he is mighty inp. and behold, all things 
 18. 4. to whurii he hath given p. to declare works 
 46. 6. and with hailstones of mighty p. 
 
 49 . 5. therefore he gave theirp. to others 
 Bar. 1. C. collection, according to every man’s p. 
 
 .3. 5. think on thy p. anrl thy name at this time 
 6. 59 . better to be a king drat sheweth hisp. 
 
 6.3. these like to them iieither in shew nor p. 
 Player of I^lauass. f.-ar and tremble before thy p. 
 
 2 iliac. .3. 24. the Ixrrd of spirits, anil the prince ol 
 all p. all were astonished at the p. of God 
 28. manifestly they acknowledged the p. of God 
 
 9 . 8. shew ing forth to all the manifest p. of God 
 
 11.4. not at all considering the p. of God 
 12. 28. who with his p. breaks strength of enemies 
 POWERS. 
 
 Dan. .3. .39. O all yep. of the Ixrrd, ble.ss ye the lyrrd 
 Prayer of Alauass. all the p. of heavens pr aise tliee 
 POWERl UL. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 15, that his p. works might be known 
 POUR, 
 
 Toh. 4. 17 . p. out thy bread on burial of the just 
 Eccl. 10. 13. he that hath it, shall p. out alxrmiuaL 
 16. II. he is mighty to p. out displeasure 
 21. .3.3. 1 will yetp. out doctrine as prophecy 
 .36. 7 . r aise up indignation, and p. out wrath 
 39. 6. he shall p. out w ise senti iices and give thanks 
 28. they p. out their force, and appease wrath 
 POURED. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 29. they p. forth exquicite parables 
 5U. 15. he p. of the blood of the grape, he p. out at 
 the foot of the altar a sweet-smelling savouir 
 27 - who orrt of his hearty;, forth wisdortt 
 2 Mac. 1. 31. water to he p. on the great stones 
 POUREl H. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 11. God p. forth mercy on them 
 35. 14. the widow, when she p. out her complaint 
 
 4.3. 19 . the hoar-frost as salt he p. on the earth 
 
 PRACriCE. S. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 6. do nothing at all by injuriousp. 
 
 27 . 9. truth will return to them thatp. in her 
 Pit ACT IS ED. 
 
 2 AJac. 14. 22. lest treachery be suddenly p. 
 PRAC*1 LSING. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 26. that city was p. against kings 
 
 PRAISE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 57 . giving p. greatly to the Most High 
 Tub. .3. II. let all thy worksp. thee for ever 
 
 8. 15. thou art wortlry to he praised with all pure. 
 
 and holy p. therefore let tlry saints p. thee 
 12. 6. bless God, p. him, p. him, it is goori top. and 
 exalt God, tlierelore be not slack top. him 
 
 1.3. 6. p. the Lord of might, amt extol the King 
 
 7 . my soul shall p. tire king of heaven and rejoice 
 
 14. 7- so shall all nations p. Lord and confess Go<i 
 Jud. 13. 14. then said she, p. p. God,p. Go<i I say 
 
 20. God turn these to thee for a perpetual p. 
 
 16 . 1. the people sang after her this song ofp. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 17 . we may live, O Lord, andp. thy name, 
 
 destroy not the months of them that p. thee 
 IVisd. 15. 19 . nor are they to be desired, but they 
 went witlront the p. of God and his blessing 
 Eccl. 11. 31. in things wortlry p. will lay blame 
 
 15. 9 . p. is not seemly in the mouth of a sinner 
 
 10. forp. shall be uttered in wisdom 
 
 17 . 27- who shall p. the IMost High in the grave^ 
 
 28. the sound in heart shall p. the l.otd 
 
 18. 28. and will givep. to him that found her 
 24. 1. wisdom slrall p. Iteiself, and shall glory 
 
 27. 7- p. no man hefoi'e thou hearest him speak 
 .35. 2. he that givetli alms, sacrificelh p. 
 
 39. 10. the congregation shall declare his p. 
 
 14. sing a song of p. and ble^othe T.ord 
 
 15. shew forth hisp. with the songs of your lips 
 35. p. ye the I ord with the w hole heart 
 
 43. 11. look on the rainbow, and p. him that made it 
 
 44. 1. let ns now p. famous men, and onr fathers 
 51. 1. T will thank thee, I do give p. to thy name 
 
 29. rejoice in his mercy, be not ashamed of his p. 
 Bar. 3. 6. thon art our God, thee, O Lord, will wep. 
 
 7 . that we should p. thee in our captivity 
 Dan. 3. .35. p. and exalt him above all for ever 
 
 xlnd so to the end of the chapter. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. I will p. thee for ever all days 
 of my life, all the powers of heaven dop. thee 
 1 AJac. 4 ’. 3.3. let all p. thee with thanksgiving 
 PRAISED. 
 
 1 F.sd. 4. 62. thev p. the God of their fathers 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. 42. they all p. the T.ord with songs 
 
 Tab. 8. 15. then Raguel p. God. and said, O God, 
 thou art wortlry to he p. with all holy praise 
 Jud. 6. 20. comforted Achior, and p. him gr eatly 
 B'isd. 10. 20. the l ighteons p. tlry holy naine 
 Eccl.A~.C). penplep. him in the blessingsof the Lord 
 Dan. 3. 29. blessed art thou, () T.ord God, to be p. 
 and exalted above all for ever, 30, 31, 32, 
 .33, .34. 
 
 ■Svs. 63. they p. God for their daughter Susanna 
 
 1 Alac. 4. 24. went home, and p. the T.orrl in heaven 
 
 2 AJac. 11. 9. thenthevp. the merciful God 
 
 PRAISES. 
 
 Esth. 14. 10. heathen to set fortir thep. of the idols 
 PRAISING. 
 
 Tab. 11.1. after tlris, l obias went his way p. God 
 
 16. Tobit went out, rejoicing andp. God 
 
 14. l.so I'obit made an end ofp. God 
 
 IVi.sd. 10 . 0 . jir. thee,O I d. who hadstdelivered them 
 E'ccl. . 39 . 15. and in p. hirn yon shall say thus 
 Dan. 3. 1. and they walked in the fire, p. God 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 55. worshipping and p. the God of heaven 
 
 2 Mar. 12. 41. p. the lord, the righteous judge 
 
 15. 29. p. the Almightv in their own language 
 
 PRAY. 
 
 lob. 6. 17 . rise up and p. to God, wlio is merciful 
 
 8. 4. let lisp. fhatGorl would have mercy on us 
 12. 12. when thou didst p. ami bury the dead 
 
 Jud.V,. 31. therefore now p. thou for us, because 
 
 9 . 12. T p. thee, 1 p. thee, O God of my father 
 i 1 . 17 . T will p. to God, ami he will tell me 
 Wisd. 16.28. and at the day-spr ing p. to thee 
 Eccl. 37 . 15. above all this, p. to ihe Jlost High 
 
 39. 5. and he 'will p. before thp Most High 
 
P RE 
 
 PRI 
 
 PRO [Apocrypha. 
 
 PRAYED. 
 
 Tob. 3. 1. I (lid weep, and in sorrow p. sa^’ing 
 
 11. then sire p. towards tire window and said 
 Jlsib. 14. .3. she p. unto the Lonl G<a 1 of Israel 
 Wisd.'l. 7- 1 P- »nd understanding was given me 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 71. I>e cast eartli on his head and p. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 15. tlien we p. to the lA)i'd and were heard 
 2. 10. as when Rioses p. to the Lord, the fire came 
 
 down from heaven, even so p. Solomon 
 also 
 
 5. 4. every onep. that that apparition might turn 
 
 15. 12, Onias p. for the whole body of the Jews 
 PRAYER. 
 
 'Fob. 12.15. p. is good with tasting and alms 
 
 1.3. 1. then I'obit wrote a p. of rejoicing, and said 
 Jud. 9. 12. King of every creature, hear thou niyp. 
 
 13. 10. tliey went according to their custom top. 
 Estdi. 13. 15. Rlardocheiis made hisp. to the Loi'd 
 Wisd. 13. 17- then maketh lie p. for his goods 
 Eccl. 4. 6. his p. be lieard of him that maile him 
 7.10. be not faint-hearted when thou makest thy p. 
 
 17. 2.5. return, and make thy p. before his face 
 21. 5. a p. out of a pcK)r man’s mouth reacheth to 
 
 die ears of Go<l,and his judgment corneth 
 .34. 26. and doth the same, who will hear hisp. 
 
 35. 1.3. he will hear the p. of the oppressed 
 
 16. hisp. shall reach unto the clouds 
 
 17. the p. of the humble pierceth the clouds 
 
 36. 17. O Lord, hear the p. of thy servants 
 39. 5. and he will open his mouth in p. 
 
 6, he shall give thanks to the Dird in hisp. 
 
 50. 19. the people besought the Lord by p. 
 
 51.11.1 called on the fjord, and so my p. was heard 
 
 1.3. when young, I desired wisdom openly in p. 
 3lMac.5..33. who sounded trumpets and cried withp. 
 
 7. 37 . be an house ofp. and petition for thy people 
 2 Mac. 1. 2.3. the priests madeap. whilst sacrifice 
 24. p. was after this manner, O Lord, Lord God 
 
 10. 27 . after the p. they took their weapons 
 
 12. 42. betook themselves to p. and besought him 
 15. 22. in his p. he said after this manner 
 26. encountered enemies w itti invocation and v. 
 PRAYERS. 
 
 Fob. .3. 16. so the p. of them both were heard 
 12. 15. which present the p. of the saints 
 Jnd. 4.1.3. so God heard their p. and looked on their 
 
 1.3. 3. for she said she would go forth to herp. 
 
 Bar. 2.14. hear our p. O Lord, and our petitions 
 
 1 Mac. 12.11. in ourp. to think on our brethren 
 
 2 Mac. 1,5. God hear your p. and be at one with you 
 
 PR A VEST. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 14. make not much babbling when thou p. 
 
 18. 23. hefoie thou p. prepare thyself 
 
 28. 2. so thy sins shall be forgiven when thou p. 
 PRAYEIII. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 24. when onep. and another curseth 
 PREACH. 
 
 ■2 Esd. 2. t 32. till T come and p. mercy unto them 
 PRECEPl'S. 
 
 •2 Esd. 16. 76. the guide of them who keep my p. 
 Fob. 6. 15. dost thou not remember the p..^ 
 PRECIOUS. 
 
 Fob. 1.3,16. for Jerusalem he built up with p. stones 
 Jnd. 10. 3. she anointed herself with p. ointment 
 Estli. 14.2. instead ofp. ointments covered her head 
 15. 6. robes all glittering with gold andp. stones 
 Wisd. 7 . 9 . nor compared 1 to her any p. stones 
 Eccl. 9. 5. fall not by those things that are p. in her 
 PREDECESSOR.S. 
 
 Esth. 14. 5. thou tookest our fathers from all their v 
 PRE-EMINENCE. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 22 . in thy works keep to thyself the p. 
 a Mac. 11 . 27 . and gave him p. among his friends 
 PREI'ERKED. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 8 . I p. her before sceptres and thrones 
 PKEPAR E. 
 
 I Esd. 1.4. p. you afteryour families and kindreds 
 Esd. 14. 24. look thou p. tfieemany box-trees 
 Fob. 5. 16. he said p. thyself for the journey 
 
 11. 3. let us haste before, andp. the house 
 Jud. 2 . 7 . that they p. for me earth and water 
 
 12. 1. that they should p. for her of his meats 
 Eccl. 2. 1. my son, p. thy soul for temptation 
 
 17 . they that fear the Ixird will p. their hearts 
 38. 2.3. before thou prayest p. thyself 
 .33. 4. p. what to sav, so shalt thou be heard 
 PREPARED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 1.3. they p. for themselves and priests 
 14. the Levitesp. for themselves and priests 
 Fob. 2. 1. there was a good dinner p. for me 
 5.16. when his son had p. all things for journey 
 J7id. 9. 6. we are here, for all thy ways are p. 
 
 12. 19 . she ate and drank what her maid had p. 
 Esth. 11 . 7 . at Iheircry all nations were p. to battle 
 Wtsd. 9 . 8 . which thou hastp. from the beginning 
 16. 20. didst send bread p. without their labour 
 Eccl. 49. 12. which wasp. for everlasting glory 
 PREPAREDST. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 2. thou p. for them meat of a strange taste 
 PREPARETII. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 28. Lord p. such an one for the sword 
 PREPARING. 
 
 Wud. 14. 1. again,one p. to sail, callelh on wood 
 PRESCRIBED. 
 
 3. Esd. 1. 5. according as David the king of Israel v 
 ^ PRESENCE. 
 
 Wtsd. 14. 17 . whom men could not honour in p. 
 £cc/.8.11. rise not in anger atp. of injurious person* 
 PREsI’N r. 
 
 Wtsd. 2. 6. let us enjoy the good things that are p. 
 4. 2. when it is p. men take example at if 
 9. 9. RVi.sdom wasp, when thou madest the world 
 10. that being p. she may labour with me 
 11. 11. whether absent or p. they were vexed 
 14. 17 . might flatter him ab.senf as if he were p 
 Eccl. 1. 21. where it is p. it turneth away wratii 
 27 . 2.3. when thou artp. he will speak sweetly 
 31, 6. guld ruin of many, tlieir destruction was» 
 ^ . PRESEN r. 
 
 Uob. 12. 15. which p. the prayers of the saints 
 _ , PRESEN IS, 
 
 Eccl. 20 . 29 . p. and gifts blind the eyes of the wise 
 
 PRESERVATIONT. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 16. he is a p. from stumbling and help 
 PRESERVE. 
 
 T'lb. 6. 17- fhou shalt p. her, and she shall go 
 Wisd. 9. 11. and she shall p. me in her power 
 PRE.SERVED, El’II. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 1. she p. the first formed father of world 
 
 4. wisdom again p. it, and directed the course 
 
 5. and she p. him blameless unto GihI 
 
 11. 25. or have been p. if not called by thee 
 16. 26. but tliat it is thy word which p. them 
 Eccl. 20. 2. he that confesseth shall bep. from hurt 
 PRESS. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 10. p. not on him, lest thou be put back 
 31. 31. p. not on him with urging him to drink 
 PRESSED. 
 
 Wisd. 17- 11. wickedness being p. with conscience 
 Eccl. 46. 5. when the enemies p. upon him 
 Bel .30. when the king saw that they p. him sore 
 2 Mac. 14. 9. our nation, which is p. on every side 
 PRESUMED. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 24. all thatp. to come in were astonished 
 5. 15. but p. to go into the most holy temiile 
 PRESUMPTION. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 2. not lifted ui) with p. of my authority 
 2 Mac. 5. 18. this man had been put back from p. 
 PRETEND. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 17 . though he p. to help thee, yet undermine 
 PREVAIL. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 6. if he p he shall hardly receive the half 
 PR EVEN!'. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 28. we must p. the sun to give thanks 
 PREVEN'TETIl. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 1.3. she p. them that desire her 
 PREV. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 77- for our sins, we wei e given up for a p. 
 Jud. 5-. 24. they shall be a p. to be devoured of all 
 
 9 . 4. thou hast given their wives for a 
 16 . 5. that he would make my infants as a p. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 10. as the lion lieth m wait for thep. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 47 . they took the spoils and the p. 
 PRICK. 
 
 Eccl. .33. .30. because thou hast bought him with ap. 
 Bar. 6. 25. the things are bought for a most high p. 
 PRICKED. 
 
 TVisd. 16.11. they werep. that they should rememb. 
 Eccl. 12. 12. lest thou remember my words and bep. 
 
 14. 1. who is not p. with the multitude of sins 
 
 PRICKETH. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 19. he thatp. the eye, will make tears 
 PRIDE. 
 
 Fob. 4.13. for in p. is destruction and much trouble 
 Jnd. 9. 9. behold their p. and send thy wrath 
 Esth. 1.3. 12. it was not in p. that I did not bow 
 
 14. not worship any but thee, nor will I do it inp. 
 Wisd. 5. 8. what hath p. profited us ? or riches 
 Eccl. 10. 7- p. is hatefid before God and man 
 
 I. 3. p. is the beginning of sin, he that hath it 
 18. p. was not made for man, nor furious anger 
 21. roughness and p. is the losing thereof 
 
 15. 8. she is far from p. liars cannot remember 
 
 16. 8. but he abhorred them for their p. 
 
 26. 26 . she that dishonoureth him in herp. 
 
 4.3. 1. the p. of the height, the clear hrmament 
 Bar. 4. .34. herp. shall be turned into mourning 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 49 . now hath p. and rebuke gotten strength 
 .3. 20. they come against us in p. and iniquity 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 28. punish them that with p. do us wrong 
 
 5. 21. weening in his p. to make the land navigable 
 7 . .36. shalt receive just punishment for thy p. 
 
 9 . 7 . hut still was filled with p. breathing out 
 
 II. he began to leave off his great p. 
 
 15. 6. Nicanor in exceeding p. determined 
 
 PRIEST. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 31. fear the I.ord, and honour the p. 
 
 .50. 1. Simon high p. son of Onias, who repaired 
 1 Mac. 2. 1. Mattathias a p. of the sons of Joarib 
 
 7 . 14. one that is ap. of the seed of Aaron 
 15. 1. to Simon the p. and prince of the Jews 
 
 ■See IIifiH. 
 
 PRIE.STS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.2. having set the p. according to courses 
 4. 5.3. the p. that went away should have liberty 
 
 54. the p. vestments wherein they minister 
 .5. 59. the p. stood arrayed in their vestments 
 
 8. 77 . we with our p. were given up to the sword 
 Jnd. 11. 1.3. which they had reserved for the p. 
 Wtsd. 12. 6. with theirp. outof their idolatrous crew 
 Eccl. 7 . 29 . fear the f.ord, and reverence his p. 
 
 ,50. 12. he took the portions out of the p. hands 
 Bar. 1.7. to the p. and all the people at Jerusalem 
 
 16 . confusion of faces belongeth to our p. 
 
 6. 10. the p. convey from their gods, gold, silver 
 lf5. even so the p. make fast their temples 
 
 28. things sacrificed, their n. sell and abuse 
 .31. thep. sit in their temples, their clothes rent 
 
 3.3. the p. also take off their garments 
 
 48. the p. consult with themselves where may be 
 
 55. wdien fire falleth theirp. will flee away 
 Dan. .3. 62. O yep. of the Lord, bless ye the Lord 
 Bel 8. the king was wroth, and called for his p. 
 
 10. now the p. of Rel were threescore and ten 
 15. in thy night came the p. with their wives 
 2t5. the king hath put thep. to death 
 
 1 A/ac. .3. 49 . they brought also the p. garments 
 51. thy p. are in heaviness and brought low 
 
 4. 38. they saw the p. chambers pulled down 
 42. so he chose v. of blameless conver.satiou 
 
 5. 67. certain p. desirous to shew their valour, slain 
 
 7 . .36. the p. entered in, and stood before the altar 
 
 10. 42. because they appertain to thep. that mi- 
 
 , nistei- 
 
 2 Mac. 1.10. who was of the stock of the anointed p. 
 
 13. they were slain by the deceit of Nanea's p. 
 
 19. the p. that were then devout, took the fire 
 
 20. Neemiasdid send of the posterity of those p. 
 
 2.3. the p. made a pi ayer while sacrifice 
 .30. the p. sung psalms of thanksgivimr 
 
 .3. 15. the p. prostrating themselves before the altar 
 4. 14. the p. had no courage to serve any more 
 
 14. .34. then the p. lift up their hands to heaven 
 
 15. 31. when he had set thep. before the altar 
 
 PRIESTHOOD. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 7 . be gave him the p. among the people 
 15. they should execute the othce of thep. 
 
 24. should have the dignity of the p. for evet 
 1 AJac. 2. 51. the covenant of an everlasting p. 
 7-21. but Alcimus contended for tiie highp. 
 
 11. 27 . the king confirmed,him in the highp. 
 
 16. 24. are written in the chronicles of his p. 
 HA'lac. 2. 17 . that gave them the p. and the sanctuary 
 
 4. 21. he got the p. to himselt, offering more 
 
 11. .3. to set the high p. to sale every year 
 
 14. 7 . of my ancestor’s honour, 1 mean t.hehigh p 
 
 PRIEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 2.3. he that p. in at her windows shall also 
 PRINCE. 
 
 Jnd. 9. 10. the servant with tlie p. and thep. with 
 Eccl. 41. 17 . be ashamed of a lie before a p. 
 
 48. 12. he_was not moved with presence of any p. 
 Dan. .3. 15. nor is there at this time p. or prophet 
 1 Mac. .3. 1.3. when Seron up. of the army heard 
 
 9. 30, we have chosen thee this day to be ourp. 
 
 15. 1. unto Simon the [iriest and p. of the .lews 
 2. to Simon high (iriest and p. of his nation 
 
 2.4yac.3.24. the P. of all power caused an apparition 
 PRINCES. 
 
 Eccl. 10.14. hath cast down the thrones of proud p. 
 .39. 4. he shall appear before p. he will travail 
 46. 18. he destroyed all the p. of the Philistines 
 Bar. 2. 1. against ourp. and the men of Israel 
 .3. 16. where are the p. of the heathen become 
 1 Alac. 6. 60 . the king and the p. were content 
 7.26. the king sent N icanor one of his honourablep. 
 9. . 37 . daughter of one of the great p. of Chanaan 
 PRINCELY. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 46. this is the p. liberality from thee 
 
 PRINCIPALITY. 
 
 2 AJac. 4. 27 . so Menelaus got thep. 
 
 5. 7 . Iiowbeit, for all this he obtained not the p. 
 
 PRISON. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 12. he will not spare to put thee in p. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.3.21. when had gottenhim, puthiminp. 
 
 PRISONER. 
 
 .Tttd. 16. 9. her hcauty took his mind p. 
 
 2 A1ac. 14 . 27 . that he sliould send Maccabeusp. 
 
 33. if you will not deliver me Judas as a p. 
 PRISONERS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 40. ten tribes which were carried away p. 
 Wisd. 17-2. p. of darkness, and fettered with night 
 
 1 iRac. 9 . 70 . that he should deliver them the p. 
 
 72 . when he had restored unto him thep. 
 
 15. 40. Cendebeus began to take the people p. 
 PRIVATE. 
 
 E.\th. 14. 16. I wear it not when I am p. by myself 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 5. the good of all, both public and p. 
 
 PRIVY. 
 
 TVtsd. 8. 4. she is p. to the mysteries of knowledge 
 Sus. 18. they wentout themselves atp. doors 
 Bel 13. under table they had made a p. entrance 
 
 21. who shewed him p. doors where they came 
 2 Mac. 1.16. and opening a p. door of the roof 
 8.7- took advantage of night for such p. attempts 
 PRIVILY. 
 
 1 ATac. 9. 60. he sent letters p. to his adherents 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 19- the priests took the fire of the altar p. 
 8.1. they went p. into the towns and called 
 
 PROCEED. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 29 . those wicked workers p. no further 
 
 PROCEEDED. 
 
 2 E.sd. 10. 19. so I p. to speak further unto her 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 29. the speeches p. from a desperate mind 
 PROCE.SS. ■ 
 
 2 Esd. 11.20. in v. of time the feathers stood up 
 PROCESSION. 
 
 2 Alac. 6 . 7 . were compelled to go inp. to Bacchus 
 PROCLAMATION. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 2. he made p. through all his kingdom 
 
 1 Alac. 5. 49. Judas commanded a p. to be made 
 
 PROCLAIMING. 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 11. p. a sale of the captive Jews 
 
 PROCURE. 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 15. w'e will p. the harm neither of 3 ’ou 
 
 1.3. 17 . he should p. to himself great hatred 
 
 PROCURED. 
 
 Esth. 16. 1.3. who continually p. our good 
 PROl'AN A TION. 
 
 1 Alac. 1.48. with all manner of uncleanness and rt. 
 PROFANE. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 45. that they should p. the sabbaths 
 
 6.3. that they might not p. the holy covenant 
 2. .34. neither will we p. the sabbath-day 
 
 2 Alac. 5. 16. withp. hands pulling down things 
 
 6. 5. the altar also was filled with p. things 
 
 PROFANED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 22. tlie name named on ns is almost p. 
 
 1 A1ac. 1.4.3. many of the Israelites p. the sabbath 
 .3. 51. thy sanctuary is trodden down and p. 
 
 4. .38. when they saw altarp. they rent their clothes 
 54. and what day the heathen had p. it 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 2. pity the temple p. of wicked men 
 
 10. 5. the same day that the strangersp. the temple 
 
 PROFANELY. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 8. their wiekedness they p. commit 
 PRO FAN ENE.SS. 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 13. through the exceeding p. of Jason 
 PROFE.S.S. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 25. p. not the knowledge thou hast not 
 PROFTl'. 
 
 2 7 . 47 . for vyhatp. for men to live in heaviness? 
 
 49 . w hat p. is it to ns if there be promised us 
 i-'(T/.5.8.they shall notp. thee in the day of calamity 
 
 11. 2.3. Sav not, what p. is there of my service ? 
 13.4. it iliou !)e for his p. he will use thee 
 
 2(1. 10. there is a gift that shall not p. thee 
 .30. wisdom that is hid, and treasure that' is 
 hoarded up, wdiat p. is in them both ? 
 29. 11. it sliall bring thee more p. than gold 
 .30. 2.3. sorrow hath killed, and there is nop. therein 
 .31. 2.3. what p. have they then but labour ? 
 
 26. or what doth his humbling ». him ? 
 
 2 JIc/c. 2. 25. been careful that all might havep. 
 PROl TTAIH.E. 
 
 'Job. 3. 6. it isp. for me to die rather than live 
 
 677 
 
yVPOCRYPHAO PRO 
 
 PSA 
 
 PUN 
 
 Tob, 4.18. and despise not any counsel that is p. 
 Wtid. 8. ”• can have nothing; more p. in thejr life 
 Heel. 10. -1. he will set over it one tliat is p. 
 
 37. 28. tor all thin"s are not p. for all men 
 
 £ Mac. 12.12. that they would he p, in many things 
 PKOFIIED. 
 
 JVi.Kii. what hath pride p. us, or riches 
 Heel. .3.1. Id. by the blessing of Lord I p. and filled 
 ol. 17. I p. therein, therefore will 1 ascribe glory 
 
 PkOlOUNDKK. 
 
 J^cc'.24.29. her counsels;?, than the great deep 
 PktXiLN n OKS. 
 
 Hsth, 16. 16. who ordered the kingdom to ourp. 
 PROLOG UK. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 32. it is a foolish thing to make a longp. 
 
 PROLONG. 
 
 Heel. 29. 5. he will p. the time, and return words 
 
 38. 14. they give for ease and remedy to p. life 
 
 PKOLO.NGETII. 
 
 Heel. 30. 22. the joy fulness of a man p. his days 
 37 . 31. but he that takeili heed p. liis life 
 PKO.MLSED. 
 
 Har. 2. 34. which 1 p. with an oath to their fathers 
 
 3 Mac. 11. 28. hep. him three hundred talents 
 
 £ iWac. 2. 18. hep. in the law, will have mercy on us 
 
 4. 9. besides this he p. to assign l.oO more 
 
 7. 26. she p. him that she would counsel her son 
 PKO^llSEs. 
 
 2 5. 29. and they wliich did gainsay thy p. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 21. bast sworn and made coven, of good p. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 15. had heard w hat p. Demetrius had sent 
 
 PRO.Ml.SEl H. 
 
 Heel. 20. 23. that for bashfulnessp. to his friend 
 
 PROMISING. 
 
 £ Esd. 3. 15. p.that thou wouldst never forsake 
 
 2 Mac.3.\3.p. to the king by intercession talents 
 
 PRO.MOIE. 
 
 Heel. 20 .27- a wise man shall p. himself to honour 
 PRO.MOIEI). 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 26. kingp. him in sight of all his friends 
 
 PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Jud. 8.11. this oath whicli ye p. between G. and j’ou 
 liar.i.\. L.made good his word which hep. ag. us 
 
 7 . plagues which the Lord hathp. against us 
 Sas. 53. tor thou hastp. false judgment 
 PRONOUNCETll. 
 
 Jl'isd. 2. 16. hep. the end of the just to be blessed 
 PROPER. 
 
 IVisd. 18.21. bringeth the shield of his p. ministry 
 
 19. 6. for the whole creature in hisp. kind 
 
 P ROPER r.Y. 
 
 Tob. 1. 2. Thisbe, which is called p. Kaphtali 
 
 PROPHECY. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.1. behold, speak thou the words ofp. 
 
 Tob. 2. 6. remembering thatp. of Amos, as he said 
 Heel. 49. 6. according to thep. of Jeremias 
 
 PROPHECIES. 
 
 Heel. 39. 1. he will be occupied in p. 
 
 44. 3. giving counsel and declaring p. 
 
 PROPHESY. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 5. agreed to give ear, and art willing top. 
 Ilisd. 14. 28. either mad when meriw, orp. lies 
 Heel. 47 . 1. and after 1dm rose up Nathan to p. 
 PROPHESIED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 1. Aggeus and Zachariasp. to the Jews 
 Jud. 6. 2. that thou hast p. among us to-day 
 Heel. 46. 20. and after his death hep. and shewed 
 PROPHET. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.20. since the time of thep. Samuel 
 28. not regarding the words ot thep. Jeremy 
 
 2 Esd. 1.1. the sec/ond book of thep. Esdras 
 Tob. 14. 4. which Jonas the p. spake of Nineve 
 IVisd. 11.1. she prospered in the hand of the holy p. 
 Heel. 46 . 13. Samuel the p. of the Lord, beloved 
 
 15. by his faithfulness he was found a truep. 
 
 48. 1. then stood up Elias liie p. as fire 
 
 49. 7 . Jerendas, who nevertheless wasp, sanctified 
 Hel33. there was in Jewry a p. called Habhacuc 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 46. fill there should come ap. to shew 
 
 9. 27 . since the time that a p. was not seen 
 14.41. until there should arise a faithful p. 
 
 £ Mac. 2. 1. that Jeremy thep. commanded them 
 
 2. how that thep. having given them the law 
 4. thep. being warned of Goti,commanded 
 
 15. 14. this is Jeremias the p. of God 
 
 PROPHEIS. 
 
 3 Esd. 1.51. they made a sport of his p. 
 
 ^6. 1. the p. prophesied unto the Jews 
 Tob. 4. 12. for we are the children of the p, 
 
 14. 5. as the p. have spoken thereof 
 fl’isd. 7_. 27 . she maketh them friends of God, and p. 
 Heel. 36. 15. raise up p. that have been in tliy name 
 
 16. and let thy p. be found faithful 
 
 PROPITIATION. 
 
 IVisd. 18. 21. even prayer and p. of incense 
 Heel. 5. 5. concerningp. be not without fear 
 35.3. and to forsake unrighteousness is ap. 
 
 PROPORTION ABLY. 
 
 IVisd. 13. 5.p. the maker of them is seen 
 PRO.SPER. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 12. shall labour, but their ways shall notp. 
 'lob. A. 19. tliatall thy I'athsand counsels may p. 
 
 5. 16. Ids father said, Godp. your journey 
 
 Heel. 15. 10. and the Lord will p. it 
 38. 14. that he wouhi p. that which they give 
 PROSPERED. 
 
 71 isd. 11. 1. she p. their works in hand of prophet 
 1 Mac. 2. 47 . and the work p. in their hand 
 
 3. 6. because salvation p. in his tiand 
 
 14. 36. tor in his time things p. in his hands 
 
 16. 2. things havep. so well in our hands 
 
 £ Mac. 8.8. thatthingsp. with him still more 
 PROSPER! I Y. 
 
 Hccl. 6. 11. but in tiiy p. he will be as thyself 
 
 10. 5. in tile liand or God is the p. of man 
 
 IL 14. p. and adversity, I iie and death come of Ld. 
 
 17 . and Ins tavonr bi ingelh p. for ever 
 
 25. in day of p. is a foi getfulness of affliction 
 
 12. 8. a Iriend ( annot be known in p. 
 
 9. in thep.or a man enendes will be grieved 
 
 13. 26. is a token of a heart that is in p. 
 
 22. 23. tl^at thou mayest rejoice in hisp. 
 
 Heel. 37 . 4. which rejoiceth in the p. of a friend 
 41. 1. to the man that hatii p. in all things 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 22. do well to write to us of your p. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 19 . w’isheth much joy, health, and p. 
 
 PROSPEROUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 50. to desire of him a p. journey for us 
 'Job. 5. 21. and his journey shall l-e p. 
 
 10. 11. tile God ot heaven give you ap. journey 
 Eccl. 43. 26. the end of them liatli p. success 
 PROSPEROUSLY. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 10. the woik goeth on p. in their hands 
 'Hob. 4. 6. thy doings siiall p. succeed to thee 
 
 PROSI RAl'lNG. 
 
 2 Mac. 3.15. but pi iesis p. themselves before altar 
 
 PROIECI. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 16 . and with his arm shall hep. thetn 
 PROLEC'l El IL 
 
 Jud. 9.14. no other lliatp. the people of Israel 
 PROl EC! ING. 
 
 1 Mac. 3.3. he made baftlesp. the host with thesword 
 
 PROTEU I'lON. 
 
 Eeel. 34.16. he is their mighty p. and strong stay 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 17 . the p. of flie Lord did lielp liiin 
 
 PROIECIOR. 
 
 J7td. 9. 11. for thou art a p. of the forlorn 
 2 Alac. 11. 1. Lysias the king’s p. and cousin 
 13. 2. Lysias his p. and ruler of his affairs 
 PRO! ESTA 1 IONS. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 19 . he made p. in the sight of the Lord 
 PROUD. 
 
 2 Ejrf. 11.44. Highest hath looked on the p. times 
 H'l/i. 13. 12. that I did not bow down to p. Aman 
 IVisd. 14. 6. in old time when thep. giants perished 
 Eccl. 3. 28. in the punishment of thep. no remedy 
 
 10. 9. why is earth and ashes p. ? 
 
 14. the Lord cast down the thrones of p. princes 
 
 15. the Ld. hath jilucked up roots of thep. nations 
 
 11. .30. as a partridge, so is the heart of the p. 
 
 13.1. he that hath fellow'ship with ap. man 
 
 20. as the p. hate humility, so doth the rich 
 
 21. 4. the house ofp. men shall be made desolate 
 
 23. 4. O G[Od of my life, give me not ap. look 
 
 8. the evil speaker and p. shall fall thereby 
 25. 2^ my soul hateth a poor man that is p. 
 
 27 . 15. the strife of the p. is blood-shedding 
 28. mockerj’ and refiroach are from thep. 
 
 .31 . 26. so wine the hearts of the p. by drunkenness 
 32.12. do what thou wilt, but sin not by p. speech 
 
 18. but a p. man is not daunted with fear 
 
 .35.18. he have taken away the multitude of the p. 
 51. 10. he would not leave me in the time of thep. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 47 . they pursued also after the p. men 
 
 2 Alac. 9. 8. so p. w as he beyond the condition 
 
 15. 32. the liand that with p. brags he had stretched 
 
 PROUDLY. 
 
 Jud. 6. 17 . spoken p. against the house of Israel 
 Eeel. 48.18. his hand against .Sion and boasted p. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 21. he entered p. into the sanctuary 
 
 24. having made great massacre and spoken p. 
 
 7 . 34. but he tnocked them ami spake p. 
 
 47 . his hand which he stretchwl out sop. 
 
 2 Mae. 9. 4. for he had spoken p. in this sort 
 
 12. that a man should not p. think of himself 
 
 PROVE. 
 
 TVisd. 2 . 17 . let lisp, what shall happen in the end 
 
 19. we may know his meekness, and p. patience 
 Eccl. 6. 7 . if thou wouldest get a friend,p. him first 
 
 37 . £ 7 . my son, p. thv soul in thy life 
 PROVED. 
 
 IVisd. 3. 5. for God p. and found them W’orthy 
 Ecc/. 44.20. w hen he was p. he was found failliful 
 PROVE'HI. 
 
 Heel. 27 . 5. the furnace p. the potter’s vessel 
 
 31.26. the furnace p. the edge by dipping 
 
 PROVERB. 
 
 Tob. 3. A. and for a p. of reproach to all nations 
 PROVERBS. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 8. but acquaint thyself with their p. 
 
 47 . 17 . the countries marvelled at thee for thyp, 
 PROVIDE. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 6. to p. weaiions that he might aid him 
 PROVIDED. 
 
 TVisd. 13.16. he p. for it, that it might not fall 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 21. gathered forces, and p. much artnour 
 
 14.10. he p. victuals for the cities, and set in them 
 
 2 Alac. 4.21. Antiochns p. for his own safety 
 
 PROVIDENCE. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 3. but thy p. O Father, govemeth it 
 
 17 . 2. they lay exiled from the eternal p. 
 PROVISION. 
 
 Jud. 2. 17 . and goats without number for theirp. 
 
 4. 5. they laid up victuals for the p. of war 
 12. 3. ifp. fail, how should we give thee the like.^ 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 21. to bring flesh of his ow n p. 
 
 12 . 27 . w herein was great p. of engines and darts ’ 
 
 PROVOKE. 
 
 Jud. 8.14. p. not the Lord our God to anger 
 
 11.11. wherefore they w ill p. their God to anger 
 Eccl. 4. 2. neither p. a man in his distress 
 
 1 Alac. 6. .34. they might p. elephants to fight 
 
 15. 40. Cendebeus began to p. the people 
 PROVOKED’. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 15. but w hen our fathers p. God to wrath 
 
 2 Esd. 1 . 7 . they have p. me to wrath, and despised 
 Har. 4. 7 . for ye p. him that made you 
 
 PRUDENCE. 
 
 IVisd. 8. 6. if p. work, who more cunning than she ? 
 7 . teacheth tenqierance, p. justice, and fortitude 
 
 18. in the e.xercise of conference with herp. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 4. the imderstandingof p. from ei erlasting 
 10. .3. through thep. of them that are in authority 
 19 .22. nor at any time is the counsel of sinnersp. 
 25 . 9 . w ell is him that hath found p. 
 
 34. 10. but he that hath travelled, is full ofp. 
 PRUDENT. 
 
 Feel. .3. 29. the heart of the p. will understand 
 
 6. .32. if thou a|)ply thy mnnl, thou shalt hep. 
 
 10. 1. the government of a p. man is well ordered 
 PSALM. 
 
 Jud. 16. 2. tune unto him a nevv p. exalt him 
 P.SAI.MS. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 30. the priests sung p. of thanksgiving 
 
 2 3/ar.10.7.theys.ingp.fo him that had given success 
 38. this done, they praised tiie Ixird W'itlip. 
 
 12. 37 . he sungp. witli a loud voice 
 
 PSAL4ERY. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 22. our p. is laid on the ground, our s^ng 
 Etsd. 19. 18. like as in a p. notes change the tune 
 Eccl. 40. 21. die pipe and p. make sweet melody 
 PlOLEMALS. 
 
 1 Alac. 5. 15. they ot P. and of I yrtis are assembled 
 55. Simon his brother in Galilee before P. 
 
 10. 1. Alexander went up and took P. 
 
 58. Alexander celebrated her marriage at P. 
 
 60 . who thereupon went honourably to P. 
 
 12. 48. tJiey of P. shut the gates and took him 
 PI 01 EM EE. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 18. but P. was afraid of him and fled 
 . 3 . .38. then Lysias chose P.son of Dorymenes 
 10.51. sent ambassadors to P. kingofEgypt 
 
 11. .3. now as P. entereii into the cities 
 
 15. kingP. brought forth his host and met hinv 
 
 16. Alexander lied, but king P. was exalted 
 18. king P. also dying the third rlay after 
 
 15. 16 . Lucius consul, unto king P. greeting 
 
 16. 16. P. and his men rose up anti took weapons- 
 18. then P. w rote these tldngs, and sent to king 
 21. and, quoth he, P. hath sent to slay thee also 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 45. piomisedP. the son of Dory menes 
 46. P. taking the king aside into a gallery 
 
 6. 8. there went out a rtecree bv the suggestion of P.. 
 ^ , .PTOLEMEU.S. 
 
 Er//i. ll.l.P. his son brought this epistle 
 
 1 Alac. 16 . 11. P. the son of Aliubus made captain. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 10. to Aristobulus king'P. master 
 
 4. 21 . the coronation ot kingP. Philometor 
 
 8. 8. he wrote untoP. the governor of Celosyria 
 
 10.12. P. that was called IMacron endeavoured 
 ^ , PUBLIC. 
 
 Eccl. .38.3,3. they shall not be sought for inp.counseh 
 
 1 Alac. 7 A. 2.3. to put copy ofambassage inp. records- 
 
 2 .Vac. 4. 5. seeking tlie good of all, p. and private 
 
 15. 6. to set up a p. monument of his victory 
 
 PUBLLSII. 
 
 2 E.sd. 14. 26. some things shalt thou p. 
 
 Esth.lQ. 19. yeshall p. the copy of this letter 
 PUBLISHED. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 5.3. the Levites p. all things to the people- 
 
 P LIT ED. 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 34. be not;?, up with uncertain hopes 
 11.4. but;:?, up with his ten thousand footmen 
 
 „ PULL. 
 
 !• ^-P- thou off then ths hair of thy head 
 ll isd. 1.12. and p. not on yourselves destruction 
 1 Alac. 4. 45. they thought it best to p. it down 
 6. 62 . he gave commandment to p. down the vvall 
 
 9. 55. as he began to p.tiow n, Alcimus was plagued 
 
 PULLED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6 . 16. who jt?. down the house and burned it 
 8 . 71 . I;?. off the hair from off my head 
 Jud. 10 . 3. p. off the sackcloth w hich he had on 
 Eccl. 28. 14. strong cities hath it p. down 
 40. 16 . the weed sliall be;?, up before all grass 
 
 1 ac. 1. 22. the ornaments, all which he;?, off 
 31. he p. down the houses and walls thereof 
 
 2. 25. cotnmissioner be killed, the altar he p. down 
 45. then Mattathias ;?. down the altars 
 4..38. they saw the priests’ chambers p. down 
 
 5. 65. hep. down the fortress of if, and burnt towers. 
 
 6. 7 . theyp. down the abomination he set up 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 7- they had p. off the skin of his head 
 
 10. 2. the altars and the chapels they c. down 
 
 PULLEIH. 
 
 Ecc/. 34.23. one buildeth. and another;?, down 
 PULLING. 
 
 2 Alac. 5. 16. with profane hands p. dow n things 
 PULPIT. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 42. Esdras stood upon a p. of wood 
 PUN LSII. 
 
 ToH 3. 3. p. me not for my sins and ignorances 
 IVtsd. 11.. 10. the other thou didst condemn and.p.. 
 
 12. 20. if thou didst;?. the enemies of children 
 18. 8. wherewith thou didst p. our adversaries 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 7 . let lump, thetn with all that aid them 
 
 2 iliac. 1. 28. ;?. them that oppress us and do wrong 
 
 6. 14. whom the Lord patiently forbears top. 
 
 16. tho’ hep. w ith adversitv, vet doth not forsake 
 
 PUNI.^^irEl). 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 13. how the ungodly shall hep. and when. 
 J7id. 11. 10. for our natirn sliall not hep. 
 
 If isd. 3. 4. for though they I'ep. in sight of men 
 10. hut the ungodly shall hep. according to 
 
 11. 5. by what tilings their enemies werep. 
 
 8. how thou hadstp. their adversaries 
 16. by the same also shall he be p. 
 
 12. 14. for any of whom thou hadstp. 
 
 15. condemn him that hath not deserved to be p. 
 
 27 . look for what things they grudged when tliev 
 werep. now beingp. in them w hen they saw 
 14. 10. shall l>e p. together vvithhim that made it 
 .30. for both causes shall they be justly p. 
 
 16. 1. l>y the like were they;?, worthily 
 
 9. tot they were worthy to hep. bysiich 
 
 18. 11. the master and the servant w ere p. 
 
 22. but with a word subdued him thatp. 
 
 Eccl. 2.3. 21. this man shall he p, in the streets 
 
 1 Alac. 14. 45. or break these tilings should be p. 
 
 2 J/flc. 6. 1.3. not suffered long, Init forthw ith p. 
 
 7 . 7- tl'.e" »-ked, w ilt tiiou eat ht-lore thou be v. f 
 
 PUN LSII EIH. 
 
 Jx/d. 7 . 2tl. w hich p. us according to our sins 
 IV/sd. 1. 8. nor vengeance w hen if p. pass by him’ 
 14. 31. thatp. alw ays the ofl’ence of the ungodly 
 PUNISHING. 
 
 Eccl. 39 . 30. p. the w irked to destruction 
 PUNISHMENT. 
 
 2 Esd. 7- 21. what they should observe to avoid p,. 
 47 . what profit for then after death to look forp. 
 
 1.5. 12. Egypt smitten with the plague and p. 
 
 1\ 7sd. 1(1. V. instead ot whichp. (lealing graciously 
 24. against the unrightemis for their p. 
 
 19 . 4. they might fulfil the p. w hich w as wanting. 
 Eccl. 3. 28. in p. of the proud there is no remetJy 
 
 8. 5. remember that w e are all worthy ofp. 
 
R A N 
 
 REB [Apocrypha 
 
 QUE 
 
 Eccl. 12.6. keep, against the mighty day of their p. 
 2 Mac. 4. 38. thus the Lord rewarded him hisjt;. 
 48. thus they did soon staffer unjust p. 
 
 6.26. tlio’ 1 should be delivered from the p. of men 
 
 7. 36. thou shall receire just c. for thy pride 
 
 PUNISHMENfS. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 13. when ihey heard by their own p. 
 
 19. 13. and p. came upon the sinners 
 2 Mac. 6. 12. judge those jta. not to be for destructiois 
 PURE. 
 
 Toi. 3. 14. that I am p. from all sin with man 
 1.3. 16. thy towers and battlements with p. gold 
 Wisd. 7. 23.^. and most sialatile spirits 
 /.Vo/. 21. 13. his counsel is like a/;, fountain of life 
 har. 3. 30. who will bring her for®, gohl .' 
 PUHENE.SS. 
 
 IVisd. 7. 24. she goeth thro’ all by reason of her p. 
 
 I. ccl. 51. 20. and 1 found her in p. 
 
 PURGE. 
 
 Tob. 12. 9. for alms shall p. away all sin 
 PURIFICA riON. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 18. purposed to keep the ®. of the temple 
 PURIFIED. 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 33. Neemias had p. sacrifices therewith 
 
 2. 18. he delivered us and hath^. the place 
 
 12. 38. they themselves as the custom was 
 
 . PURPLE. 
 
 JE.Vc/. 40. 4. from him that weareth p. and a crown 
 45. 10. with gold, and blue silk and p. 
 
 Har. 6. 12. though they be covered with p. raiment 
 72. by the bright p. that rotteth upon them 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 23. where they got gold and p. of the sea 
 
 8. 14. none was clothed inp. to be magnified 
 
 10. 20. he sent him a p. robe and a crown of gold 
 62. the king commanded to clothe him in p. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 38. he took away Andronicus’s p. 
 
 PURPOSE. 
 
 Jud. 8.14. can ye search God, or comprehend his p. 
 
 II. 11. be not defeated and frustrate of his p. 
 
 I. 3. 3. spake to Bagoas according to the same jt>. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 3. my p. is to challenge it again 
 UMac. 3. 8. but indeed to fulfil the king’s p. 
 
 PURPOSED. 
 
 J7id. 9. 8. they have p. to defile thy sanctuary 
 
 13. who have^j. cruel things against thy covenant 
 
 II. 12. they p. to consume all those things 
 Wzsd. 8. 9. I p. to take her to me to live with me 
 Eccl. 51. 18. ip. to do after her, and 1 followed 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 31. enemies p. to invade their country 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 18. we are p. to keep the purification 
 
 PURPOSES. 
 
 Jud. 11. 6. my lord shall not fail of his^. 
 
 Esth. 12. 2. he searched out their p. and learned 
 16. 9. both by changing our p. and judging 
 PU^ISUE. 
 
 Jud. 14. 4. ye shall p. them, and overthrow them 
 2 Mac. 8. 26. they would no longer ®. them 
 PURSUED. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 3. and they p. them as fugitives 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 47 . they p. also after the proud men 
 
 3. 5. for he;), the wicked, and sought them out 
 
 4. 9. when Pharaoh p. them with an army 
 
 15. for they p. them unto Gazara and Idumea 
 
 5. 22. he p. them to the gate of Ptolemais 
 60._and p, ttiem to the borders of J udea 
 
 9 . 15. who p. them unto the mount Azotus 
 15. 11. being p. by king Antiochus, he Med 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. lieeing from city to city, of all men 
 
 PURSUING.. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 16. JiKlas returned again from p. them 
 0, Mac. 12. 23. Judas was very earnest in ». them 
 
 PURVEYOR. 
 
 Job. 1. 13. before Euemassar, so that I was his p. 
 
 ^ . PUT. 
 
 2 Ksd. 3.16. tlidst choose him to thee, and p. by Esau 
 Wisd. . 3 . 9 . that®, trust in him, shall understand 
 Eccl.^13. 6. smile on thee, and p. thee in hope 
 ^us. 5l. p. these two aside one from another 
 
 56. so he p. him aside and commanded to bring 
 2 Mac. 13.10. at the point to he p. from their law 
 PUriTNG. 
 
 Jud. 16. 17 . in p. fire and worms in their flesh 
 2 Mac. 4. 11. and p. down the governments 
 PYRA.MIDS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 28. he set up seven p. one against another 
 
 Q. 
 
 QUAILS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1 . 15. the q. were as a token forj’ou 
 fVisd. 16. 2 . even q. to stir up their appetite 
 19. 12. for q. came up to them from the sea 
 QUAKE. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 32. let them q. at their destruction 
 
 QUAKED. 
 
 Jud. 16 .10. the Persians q. at her boldness 
 QUAKE HI. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 12 . the earth q. and foundations thereof 
 
 QU.ANTITY. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 50. the q. which is past did more exceed 
 QUARRELLING. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 29. excess maketh brawling and®. 
 QUARTERS. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. .36. should place strangers in all their q. 
 5. 9. the Israelites that were in their q. 
 
 . QUELL. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. .30. who didst g. the violence of the mighty 
 
 QUENCH. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 4. a fire is sent, and who may q. it ? 
 EstJi. 14. 9. they will a. the glory of thy house 
 
 QUENCHED. 
 
 Wisd. 11.4. their thirst was 7 . out of the hard stone 
 Eccl. 28.12. it thou spit on it, it shall be q. 
 
 2.3. and it shall burn in them, and not be g. 
 QUENCIIETH. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 17 . haH force in water that q. all things 
 QUENCHING. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 20. the wafer forgat his own q. nature 
 ^ ^ QUESITON. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 30. every year, without further g. 
 
 QUE.STIONS. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 55. therefore ask thou no more g. 
 QUICK. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 22. lovirig the thing that is good, g. 
 
 8. 11. I shall be found of a g. conceit in judgment 
 Eccl. 31. 22. my son, in all thy works be g. 
 QUICKEN. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 13. and thou shall g. it as thy work 
 ..QUICKLY. 
 
 JVisd. 3. 18. or if they die q. they have no hope 
 6 . 15. whoso watche'th, shall 7 . be without care 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 40, they will 7 . root us out of the earth 
 6 . 27 . wherefore if thou dost not prevent them 7 . 
 
 2 Mac. 14.44. but they 7 . giving back, he fell 
 
 QUIEl’. 
 
 2 Esd. 10 . 3. wdien they hail all left off' to comfort 
 .me, to the end 1 might be 7 . then 1 rose and Med 
 Esth. 16.8. we must take care that our kingdom for 
 time to come may be 7 . and peaceable for 
 all men 
 
 Wisd. 18. 14. while all things were in 7 . silence 
 Eccl. 25. 20 . so is a wife full of words to a 7 . man 
 47 . 13. .Solomon reigned in a peaceable time, was 
 honoured, for God made all 7 . round about him 
 
 1 Mac. 1. .3. that the earth was 7 . befoi e him 
 
 2 Mac. 12 . 2 . N icanor would not suffer them to be 7 . 
 14. U). not possible that the state should be 7 . 
 
 25. so he married, was 7. and took part of life 
 QUIEI'LY. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 16. never find rest, and never dwell 7 . 
 
 2 Mac. 11 . 23. they that are in our realm live 7 . 
 QUIELNE.SS. 
 
 2 Esd. 2 . 24. abide, take rest, for thy 7 . shall come 
 QUIVER. 
 
 Eccl. 26.12. by every hedge she will sit down, and 
 open her 7 . against every arrow 
 
 RABSACES, 
 
 Eccl. 48. 18. Sennacherib came up and sent R. 
 RACE. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 21. thy tliou leavest shall be magnified 
 RAGE. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 18. or unknown wild beasts full of r. 
 Eccl. 31. 3'. drunkenness increaseth the r. 
 
 36. 9- let him be consumed by the r. of the fire 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . .35. with that he went out in a great r. 
 
 15. 36. but returned in a r. to the king 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 25. having the r. of a savage beast 
 40. the common people being filled with r. 
 
 7 . 3. then the king being in a r. commanded 
 10. 28. making their r. leader of their battle 
 RAGES. 
 
 Tob. 1. 14. I left at R. a city of Media, ten talents 
 
 5. 5. he said to him, canst thou go with me- to R. I 
 
 6. 9. and when they were come near to R. 
 
 RAGUEL. 
 
 Tob. 3 . 7 . Sara the daughter of R. was reproached 
 
 6. 10. to-day we shall lodge with R. thy cousin 
 
 7 . 6. then R. leaped up, and kissed him, and wept 
 9 . he communicated the matter with R. and R. 
 
 said to Tobias, eat, drink, and make merry 
 
 8. 9. R. arose, and went and made a grave 
 
 15. R. praised God, and said, thou art worthy 
 
 9. 3. R. hath sworn that 1 shall not depart 
 
 RAILINGS. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 6. he payeth him with cursings and r. 
 RAIN. 
 
 '2 Esd. 4. .50. as the?’, is more than the drops 
 8. 43. the seed perisheth if it receive not thy r. in 
 due season, or if there come too much r. 
 Jud. 8. 31. pray for us, the Lord will send us r. 
 Wisd. 16. 22. fire sparkling in the r. destroyeth fruits 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can number the drops of r. I 
 .35. 20. as clouds of r. in the time of drought 
 40.13. goods shall vanish like a great thunder inr. 
 
 49 . 9. of the enemies under the figure of the. r. 
 Bar. 6. 53. nor can they give r. unto men 
 
 RAINBOW. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 11. look on r. and praise him that made it 
 
 50. 7* fis r. giving light in the bright clouds 
 
 RAINS. 
 
 Wisd. 16 . 16. with strange r. were persecuted 
 RAINETH. 
 
 Eccl. 1.19. wisdom r. down skill and knowledge 
 RAINING. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 18. the heart is astonished at the r. of it 
 RAISE. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 16. those that be dead will 1 r. again 
 12.23. the Most High shall r. up three kingdoms 
 Eccl. 36. 7 . r. up indignation, and pour out wrath 
 48. 5. who didst r. up a dead man from death 
 2 Mac. 7 . 9. the King of the world shall r. us up 
 RAISED. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 2. the Lord r. up the spirit of Cyrus 
 23. Jews were rebellious, and r. always wars 
 
 8. 81. honoured the temple and r. updesolale Sion 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 21. and they shall live and be r. up 
 7 . 31. the world that awaketh shall not be r. 
 
 Eccl. 49.13. Neemias who r. up for us the walls that 
 
 were fallen, and r. up our ruins again 
 Sus. 45. Lord r. up the spirit of a young youtir 
 1 Mac. 14. 37 . he r. up the walls of Jerusalem 
 RAISE I'll. 
 
 £cc/.34.17. he r. up the sou I, and lighteneth the eyes 
 
 RAM. 
 
 Tub. 7 . 8. after they had killed a r. of the flock 
 RAMS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 29 . for bullocks, and r. and lambs 
 7 . 7. they offered two hundred ?’. 41)0 lambs 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 15. without any r. or engines of war 
 
 RAN. 
 
 Tob. 11 . 9 . Anna r. forth, and fell on neck of her son 
 
 10. 'I’obit stumbled, but his son r. to him 
 Jud. 6. 16. and all their youth r. together 
 lius. 19 . the two elders rose up, and r. to her 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 24. he r. and slew him upon the altar 
 11. 72 . put them to flight, and so they r. away 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 18. others r. Mocking out of their houses 
 19. the virgins kept in r. some to the gates 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 16. so they r. with violence on the holds 
 14.4.’l. he r. boldly up to the wall,cast himself clown 
 45. yet he r. through the midst of the tliroD"^ 
 RANGED. 
 
 Jud. 2. 16. he r. them as a great army is ordered 
 2 Mac. 12. 20. Maccabeus r. his army by bands 
 RANKS. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 38. being harnessed all over amidst the r. 
 RAPHAEL. 
 
 Tob. 3. 17 . and R. was sent to heal them both 
 5. 4. he founil R. that vvas an angel 
 
 8. 2. its he we.nt, he remembered the words of R, 
 
 9 . 1. then Tobias called R. and saiil to him 
 5. so IT. went out and lodged with Ciabael 
 
 12. 15. 1 am R. one of the seven lioly angels 
 RAPHAN. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 37- Timotheus encamped against R. 
 RASH. ' 
 
 Elccl. 9.18. he that is r. in his talk shall be hated 
 RA TiFlED. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. .30. what they add or take away shall be r. 
 11. 34. wc have r. to them the borders of Judea 
 RATTLING. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 41. all that heard the r. of the harness 
 
 RAVISHED. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 22. our virgins defiled and our wives r. 
 Jud. 12. 16 . llidofernes his heart was r. with her 
 
 16 . 9. her sandals r. his eyes, hei beauty took 
 
 RAZIS. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. . 37 . R. one of the elders of Jerusalem 
 REACH. 
 
 Eccl. .31. 18. r. not thy hand out first of all 
 35. 16. and his prayer shall r. unto the clouds 
 2 Mac. 9.10. that he could r. to the stars of heaven 
 REACHED. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 39 . and behold he r. me a full cup 
 REACIIETH. 
 
 Tfisd.8. 1. wisdom r. from one end to another 
 Eccl. 21. 5. a prayer r. to the ears of God 
 READ. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. ,30. king Artaxerxes his letters being r.' 
 
 3. 1.3. they delivered them to him, so he r. them 
 
 15. and the writings were r. betore them 
 
 9 . 41. he ?’. in the broad court before the porch 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 45. the worthy and unworthy may r. it 
 Bar. 1. .3. Baruch did r. the words of this book 
 
 14. ye shall r. this book which we have sent 
 
 1 AJac. 14. 19. which writings were r. before congre. 
 
 2 AJac. 2. 25. they that will r. might have delight 
 
 6. 12. now I beseech those that r. this book 
 
 8. 23. he appointed Eleazar to r. the holy book 
 
 15. 39. delighteth the ears of them that r. the story 
 READER. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 8. Esdras priest and r. of the law, 9. 19. 
 READING. 
 
 1 AJac. 5. 14. while these letters were yet r. behold 
 READY. 
 
 Tob. 14. .3. for I am r. to depart out of this life 
 Esth. 11 . 9 . nation troubled, and were r. to perish 
 Wisd. 7 . 22. which cannot be letted, r. to do good 
 Lee/. 29 . 26. and feed me of that thou hast r. 
 
 39 . .31. they shall be r. on earth when need is 
 
 51. 3. teeth of them that were r. to devour me 
 
 1 Alac. .3. 9. he received such as were r. to perish 
 
 17 . we are r. to faint with Listing all day 
 
 2 AJac. 3. 31. who lay r. to give up the ghost 
 
 6. 30. vvhen he was ?■. to die with stripes 
 
 7 . 2. we are r. to die, rather than to ffansgress 
 14. so when he was r. to die, he said thus 
 
 8. 21. when lie made them r. to die for the laws 
 
 READILY. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 9. the clemency thou r. shewest to all 
 READINESS. 
 
 2 Afac. 13.12. Judas commanded they should be in». 
 REALM. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 49. he wrote for Jews that w'ent out of his r. 
 
 8. 10. the priests and Levites being within our r. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. .31. one r. shall fight against another 
 
 1 AJac. .3. 27 . he gathered all the toices of his r. 
 
 6. 14. Philip, whom he made ruler over all his r. 
 
 10. 34. days of freedom for all Jews in my r. 
 
 52. forasmuch as I am come again to my r, 
 
 15. 28. Joppe and Gazara, cities of my r. 
 
 2 AJac. 10. 11. he set Lysias over the affairs of his r. 
 
 11. 23. they that are in our r. live quietly 
 
 14. 6. Assideans will not let the r. be in peace 
 26. Judas, a traitor to his r. to be successor 
 REALMS. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 16. might have the dominion of two r 
 
 REAP. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 43. he that soweth, as if he should not r. 
 
 46. strangers shall r. their fruits, spoil their goods 
 
 Eccl.J. 3. and thou shall not r. them seven-fold 
 REAPED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 6. when they r. tf.tt which they had sown 
 Jud. 4. 5. for their fields were of late r. 
 
 . REAPFHUS. 
 
 Bel 33. he was going into field to bring it to the r. 
 REARING. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 62 . for r. ui? the house of the Lord 
 REA.SON. 
 
 Wjsd. 11. 15. they worshipped serpents void of r. 
 
 17. 12. but a betrayingot the succours r. off'ereth 
 Eccl. 37 . 16 . let r. go before every enterprise 
 
 1 AJac. 12.11. we remember you m prayer, as r. is 
 
 REA.SON A RLE. 
 
 2 AJac. 11. 14. them to agree to all r. conditions 
 
 REASON El H. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 20. blessed is the man that r. of holy things 
 REASONING. 
 
 Jiisd. 2. L the ungodly said, r. with themselves 
 Eccl. 27 . 5. so the trial of a man is in his r. 
 REASON ING.S. 
 
 II isd. 7 . 20. the violence of winds, and r. of men 
 REBEL. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 19 . but Ihey will aTso r. against kings 
 Jud. 2. 11. but concerning them that r. spare not 
 REBELLED. 
 
 1 E.trf. l._48. he forswore himself and r. 
 
 Jud. 7 . 15. because they r. and met not thy person 
 REBELLION. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 27 . the men therein were given to r. 
 
 679 
 
ApOCKYPHA.] ref 
 
 REL 
 
 REN 
 
 UEBEIXIOUS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 18. Jerusalem, that r. and wicked city 
 
 22. thou slialt understand that city was r. 
 
 £ Esd. 1. 8. D:>t obedient, but it is a r. people 
 Ilccl. 16. 6. iu a r. nation wrath is set on tire 
 47.21. out of Ephraim ruled a r. kingdom 
 REBOUISIDIMG. 
 
 Wisd. 17. 19. or a r. echo from hollow mountains 
 REBUKE. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 28. and my prayer is turned into r. 
 Eccl. 11. 7- understand first, and then r. 
 
 31. .31. r. not thy neighbour at the wine 
 
 48. 7. who heardestthe r. of the Lord in Sinai 
 1 Mac. 2. 49. now hath pride and r. gotten strength 
 REBUKED. 
 
 £rc/. 13. 22. poor man slipt, ami yet they r. him too 
 KEG LIVE. 
 
 Toh. 5. 2. how can I r. the money I know him not 
 Jud. 11.5. Judith said, r. the words of thy servant 
 Wisd. 6. 25. r. instruction through my words 
 12.7- that the land might r. a w orthy colony 
 17- 21. which should afterwards r. them 
 Eccl. 4. 31. let not thy haiul be stretched to r. 
 
 6. 23. give ear, my son, r. my advice 
 33. love to hear, thou slialt r. understanding 
 11.34. r. a stranger into thy house, and he will dis¬ 
 turb thee 
 
 12. 5. else thou shalt r. twice as much evil 
 
 15. 2. r. him as a wife married of a virgin 
 
 18. 14. hath mercy on them that r. discipline 
 
 19.19. shall r. fruit of the tree of immortality 
 29. 6. if he prevail, he shall hardly r. the half 
 
 32. 2. r. a crown for thy well-ordering the feast 
 
 35. 12. not with gifts, for such he wilfnot r. 
 
 36. 21. a woman w ill r. every man 
 
 38. 2. and he shall r. honour of the king 
 41.1. yea, unto him that is yet able to r. meat 
 
 50. 3. the cistern to r. water was covererl witli brass 
 
 21. they might r. a blessing from the Most High 
 
 51. 26. and let 3’our soul r. instruction 
 
 £ Mac. 7- 11. frotn him 1 hope to r. them again 
 29. that I may r. thee again in mercy 
 36. thou shalt r. just punishment for thy pride 
 RECEIVED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 6. until such time as an answer was r. 
 
 Toh 7. 17. she wept and r. the tears of her daughter 
 
 11. 16. they tnarvelled because he had r. his sight 
 Jud. 3. 7. the country about r. them with dances 
 Esth. 16. 10. and as a stranger r. of us 
 Wisd. 3. 6. he r. them as a burnt ott ering 
 
 16. 14. neither the soul r. up,cometh again 
 
 19. 16. w horn they had r. with feastings 
 
 Eccl. 17. 5. they r. the use of the five operations 
 
 1 23. 28. and to be r. of him is long life 
 
 29. 5. till he hath r. he will kiss a man’s hand 
 51. 16. I r. her, and gat much learning 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 8. he r. the next torment in order 
 
 REG LI VEST. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 7- nil that thou eavest out, or r. in 
 RLGLl VIKG. 
 
 lil/ac. 16. 15. the son ofAbubus r. them deceitfully 
 2 Mac. 10. 15. r. those that were banished from Jeru. 
 RLCEP I’ACLES. 
 
 Eccl. 39. 17- at the words of his mouth r. of waters 
 RECITED. 
 
 Eccl. 44. 5. such as r. verses in writing 
 RECKONED. 
 
 Eccl.19. 4. manyr. it found and put them to trouble 
 
 1 Mac. 10.38. that they may be r. to be under one 
 
 RECKONING. 
 
 Toh. 6. 15. make thou no r. of the evil spirit 
 £cc7. 42. 3. of ?•. with partners and travellers 
 RECOiMPENSE. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 21. so will 1 do and r. in their bosom 
 55. therefore shalt thou receive r. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 28. how canst thou r. them the things 
 ,12. 2. do good to the godly, thou shalt find a r. 
 
 14. 6. and there is a r. of his wickedness 
 17- 23. it will render their r. on their heads 
 
 20. 10. there is a gift whose r, is double 
 36. 20. but a inan of experience will.r. him 
 
 Ear. 6. 34. evil or good, they are not able to r. it 
 1 Mac.^.dQ. r. fully the heathen, and take heed 
 10. 27. we will r. you for all the things ye do 
 RECOMPENSED. 
 
 1 Mac. 16.17. in which doing he r. evil for good 
 RECOMPENSETH. 
 
 Ecel. 35. 11. for the Lord r. and will give thee 
 RECONCILED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 31. that she might be r. to him again 
 
 2 Mac. 5.20. the great l.ord being r. it was set up 
 8.29. they oesoughtthe merciful Lord to be r. 
 
 RECON Cl T, EM ENT. 
 
 Eccl. 27.21. and after reviling, there may ber. 
 
 RECONCILIATION. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 22. tear not, for there may be a r. 
 
 45. 16. he chose him to maker, for his people 
 
 23. Phinees stood up and made r. for Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 45. whereupon he made a r. for the dead 
 RECORD. 
 
 Esth. 12. 4. the king made a r. of these things 
 RECORDED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 42. those things that are r. of him 
 RECORDS. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.23.acopy of their ambassage inpublicr. 
 
 2 iliac. 2. 1. it is also found in the r. that .leremy 
 
 RECOVERED. 
 
 Jud. 14. 7- but when they had r. him, he fell 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 48. they r. the law out of the hand of the 
 
 Gentiles 
 
 10. 52. as T am come again, and have r. our country 
 
 2 Mac. r. again the temple and freed city 
 
 RECOUNTED. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 19. he r. what helps their fathers found 
 RED. 
 
 Wisd. 10.18. she brought them through the R. sea 
 REDRESS. 
 
 Ear. 6. 54. nor can r. a wi ong, being unable 
 REFERRED. 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 36. touching things to be r. to the king 
 R EFORM. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 34. r. your hearts, ye shall be kept alive 
 
 680 
 
 REFORMED. 
 
 Wisd. 9.18. for so the ways of them which lived on 
 the earth were r. and men were taught the things 
 
 12. 26. they that would not be r. by correction 
 E.ccl. 10. 25. he will not grudge when he is r. 
 
 23.15. will never be r. all the days of his life 
 REFOR.M EDST. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 12. and thou r. it with thy judgment 
 REFRAIN. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 11. and r. your tongue from backbiting 
 Eccl. 4. 23. r. not to speak when there is occasion 
 18 30. but r. thyself from thine appetites 
 REFRESHED. 
 
 2 Esd. 11.46. that all the earth m.y ber. and return 
 REFRESIIEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 22. a dew coming after heat, r. 
 
 REFUGE. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 14. for it was their place of r. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 28. having their r. also unto the Lord 
 
 REFUSE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.19. they will not only r. to give tribute 
 Eccl. 6, 23. receive advice, and r. not my counsel 
 
 REFUSED. 
 
 £cc/.29.7-niany have r. to lend for others’ ill dealing 
 REFUSE. 
 
 Toh. 5. 18. let it be as r. in respect of our child 
 Wisd. 13. 12. after spending the r. of his work 
 
 13. taking the very r. which served to no use 
 Eccl. 27. 4. sifteth with a sieve, the r. remaineth 
 
 REGARD. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 27. r. not wicked inventions of the heathen 
 
 15. 16. they shall not r. their kings or princes 
 Toh. 3. 15. command some r. to be had of me 
 Eccl. 10. 19. that r. not the law are dishonourable 
 
 20. 7. but a babbler and a fool will r. no time 
 
 41,12. r. thy name, for that shall continue 
 REGARDED. 
 
 Wisd. 3.17. yet shall they be nothing r. 
 
 2 iliac. 7.12. for that he nothing r, tlie pains 
 REGARDETH. 
 
 Eccl. 34.2. whoso r. dreams, is like him that 
 REGARDING. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 8. r. not wisdom, they gat this hurt 
 REGIONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 28. do not all r. fear to touch him ? 
 REGISTER. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 22. did r. the things that they spake 
 REGIS I'ERED. 
 
 1 iliac. 8. 20. we might be r. your confederates 
 REH EARSE. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 7- r. not to another wdiat is told thee 
 REJ ECT, ED. 
 
 J7id. 11.10. r. not his word, but lay it up in thy heart 
 Wi.sd. 9. 4. r. me not from among thy children 
 Eccl. 4. 4. r. not the supplication of the afflicted 
 20. 20. a wise sentence shall be r. when it comes 
 REIGN. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 8. and their Lord shall r. for ever 
 6.21. honour wisdom, that ye may r. forevermore 
 REIGNED. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 25. there r. in all men without exception 
 Eccl. 47. 1.3. Solomon r. in a peaceable time 
 1 Mac. 1.1. he r. in his stead, the first over Greece 
 
 7. Alexander r. twelve years, and then died 
 10. Antiochus r. in the 137th year of the kingdom 
 
 6. 2. Alexander who r. first among the Grecians 
 10. 1. by means whereof he r. there 
 
 11.19. by this Demetrius r. in the 107fh year 
 54. young Antiochus, w ho r. and was crowned 
 
 12.7. letters from Darius, who r. among you 
 
 REINS. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 24. when Mattathias saw, his r. trembled 
 
 REJOICE. 
 
 Toh. 13. 7. my soul shall r. in his greatness 
 
 14. love thee, for they shall r. in thy peace 
 
 14.7. those who love the Lord in truth shall r. 
 J7id. 4, 12. the sanctuary for the nations to r. at 
 Eccl. 8. 7. r. not over thy greatest enemy 
 
 16. 2. thpugh they multiply, r. not in them 
 22.23. that thou mayest r. in his prosperity 
 26. 4. rich or poor, he shall at all times r. 
 
 30. 2. shall r. of him among his acquaintance 
 
 3. ami before his friends he shall r. of him 
 35. 19. till he have made them to r. in his mercy 
 .39. 31. they shall r. in his commandment 
 
 40.20. wine and music r. the heart 
 
 50. 20. to give the blessing and r. in his name 
 
 51. 29. let your soul r. in his mercy 
 Ear. 4. 12. let no man r. over me a widow 
 
 2 Mac. 15.11. which ditl not a little r. them 
 
 REJOICED. 
 
 Toh. 14.15. before his death he r. over Nineve 
 Wi.sd.7. 12.1 r. in them all for wisdom goeth before 
 Eccl. .30. 5. while he lived, he saw and r. in him 
 Ear. 3. 34. the stars shined in their watches and r. 
 
 4. 31.miserable are they that r. at thy fall 
 .3.3. for as she r. at thy ruin and was glad 
 
 1 Mac. 7. 48. for this the people r. greatly 
 
 14. 11. made peace, and Israel r. with great joy 
 REJOICEITI. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 2. a virtuous woman r. her husband 
 .37. 4. W'hich r. in the prosperity of a friend 
 REJOICING. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 22. our r. is at an end 
 
 Toh. 11. 15. his son went in r. and told his father 
 Eccl. 1. 11. the fear of the Lord is acrown of r. 
 
 18. and it enlargeth their r. that love him 
 Bar. 4. 34.1 will take away the r. of'her imdtitude 
 
 37. lo, thy sons come r. in the glory of God 
 
 5. 5. r. in the remembrance of God 
 
 RELEASE, ED. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. cannot liftmy head, nor have r. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.29. for your sakes 1 r. all the Jews 
 .30. 1 r. it from this day forth 
 42. even those thines shall be r. they appertain 
 RELIEF. 
 
 1 ilfac. 11. ,35. we discharge them of all for their r. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 10. for the r. of widows and fatherless 
 
 RELIEVING. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 14. r. thy father shall not be forgotten 
 RELIGIDN. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 43. the Israelites consented to his r. 
 
 1 Mac. 2.19.and fall away from the r.of their fathers 
 
 22. to go from our r. eithei on right hand or left 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 24. w er»- now gone to a strange r. 
 
 8. 1. took all such as continued in the .lews’ r. 
 
 14. 38. jeopard his body for the r.of the Jews 
 RELIGIOUS. 
 
 Jud. 11. 17. thy servant is.r. and serveth God 
 RELY. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 4. he shall r. on her and not be confounded 
 REIT ED. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 12. with such as r. on them keptamitv 
 
 REMAIN. 
 
 2 Esd. 13. 49. he shall defend his people that r. 
 
 Jud. 11. 17. therefore, my lord, 1 will r. with thee 
 Eccl. 2.3. 27. they that r. shall know there is 
 
 42. 23. all these things live and r. for ever 
 
 44. 11. shall continually r. a good inheritance 
 
 1.3. their see<i shall r. for ever, and their glory 
 
 45. 15. to his seed so long as the heavens should r. 
 Bar. 2. 21. so shall ye r. in the land that 1 gave 
 
 6. 3. ye shall r. in Babylon many years, a lotig 
 REMAINED. 
 
 Eccl. 48.15. there r. a small people and a ruler 
 REMAINEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 19. in affliction also sorrow r. 
 
 REMEDY. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 1. in the death of a man there is no r. 
 
 16. 9. nor was there found any r. for their life 
 Eccl. .3. 28. in punishrnentof proud there is no r. 
 
 43. 22. a present r. of all is a mist coming speedily 
 
 REMEDILESS. 
 
 Esth. 16. 5. hath enwrapped them in r. calamities 
 
 REMEMBER. 
 
 1 Esd. 3.23. they r. not w hat they have done 
 
 4. 43. r. thy vow which thou hast vowed to build 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 31. r. thy children that sleep 
 
 8. 39. and 1 will r. also their pilgrimage 
 'J'oh.3. 3. r. me, and look on me, punish me not 
 4. 4. r. that she saw many dangers for thee 
 19. therefore, my son, r. my commandments 
 6. 15. dost thou not r. precepts thy father gave thee ? 
 14. 10. r. how A man handled Achiacharus 
 Jud. 8. 26. r. what things he did to Abraham 
 
 1.3. 19. which r. the power of God for ever 
 Esth. 10.5. for 1 r. a dream which I saw' 
 
 14. 12. r, O Lord, make thyself known in affliction 
 Wi.sd. 16. 11. that they should r. thy words 
 Eccl. 7. 16. but r. that wrath will not tarry long 
 28. r. that thou wast begot of them 
 .36. r. the end anti thou shalt never do amiss 
 
 8. 5. r. that we are all worthy of punishment 
 
 7. rejoice not over enemy, but r. that we die all 
 
 9. 12. r. shall not go unpunished to their grave 
 
 13. r. that thou goest in the midst ofsnares 
 
 12.12. and thou at last r. my words 
 
 14. 12. r. that death will not be long in coming 
 
 15. 8. and men that are liars cannot r. her 
 
 18. 25. thou hast enough, r. the time of hunger 
 
 23. 14. r. thy father and thy mother 
 18. the Most High will not r. my sins 
 28. 6.7'. thy end, and let enmity cease, r. corrup¬ 
 tion and death, abide in the commandments 
 
 7. r. the commandments and bear no malice 
 .31. 13. r. that a wicked ej'e is an evil thing 
 36. 8. make the time short, r. the covenant 
 
 38. 2(1. drive it away, and r. tlie last end 
 
 41. .3. r. them that have been before thee 
 
 42. 15. I will now /-, the works of the Lord 
 Ear. 2. .30. in captivity they shall r. themselves 
 
 3.3. they shall r. the way oftheir fathers 
 
 3. 5. r. not the iniquities of our forefathers 
 
 4. 14. r. ye the cajitivity of my sons and daughters 
 Sus.9. that they might not r. just judgments 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 9. r. how our fathers were tlelivered 
 
 6. 12. I T. the evils that I did at Jerusalem 
 
 7. .38. r. their blasphemies, and suffer them not 
 12. 11. we r. you in sacrifices we offer 
 
 2 il/ac. 8. 4. /-. the wicked slaughter of infants 
 
 15. 8. but to r. the help w Inch they had received 
 
 K EM EMB RANGE. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 36. yet they shall call their sins to r. 
 
 12. 47. for the H ighest hath you in r. 
 
 Toh. 12. 12. 1 did tuing the/-, of your prayers 
 IVisd. 2. 4. no man shall have our works in r. 
 
 11.12. a groaning for the r. of things past 
 
 16. 6. to [/uttliem in r. of the commandment 
 
 E. i cl. 11.25. in affliction there is no r. of prosperity 
 28. 1. he will surely keep hissins in r. 
 
 38. 23. w hen the deail is at rest, let hisr. rest 
 41. 1. G death, how bitter is the r. of thee ! 
 
 49. 1. the r. of .losias is like the composition 
 .59. 16. for ar. before the Most High 
 Ear. 5. 5. rejoicing in the r. of God 
 
 1 ,1/ac. 2. 51. call to r. what acts our fathers din 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 42. the sin might wholly be put out of r. 
 
 REMEMBERED. 
 
 Toh. 1. 12. because I /-. God with all my heart 
 4. 1. in that day Tobit r. the money 
 
 8. 2. as he went he r. the words of Raphael 
 
 F. sth. 10. 12. so God r. his people and justified 
 Eccl. 3. 15. in the day of affliction shall be /-. 
 
 Ear. 3. 23. none of these have r. the paths of w-isdom 
 
 4. 27. shall be r. of him that brought these things 
 Bel. 38. Daniel said, thou hast r. me. O God 
 I .Uac.5. 4. he r. the injurv of the children of Bean 
 REM EMBEREIH. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 21. he r. neither father nor mother 
 
 REMEMBERING. 
 
 Toh. 2. 6. r. that prophecy of Amos, as he said 
 REMISS. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 29. and in thv deeds be not slack and r. 
 REMOVE. 
 
 Wisd. 1.5. r. from thoughts without understanding 
 Eccl. 30. 23. r. sorrow- far from thee, for sorrow 
 R END. 
 
 Wisd. 4.19. he shall r. them, and cast them down 
 REN DT.R. 
 
 Toh. 2. 1.3. is it not stolen ? r. it to«the ow-ners 
 Eccl. 17. 23. 1 will /-. recompenceon their heads 
 
 33. 13. to /. to them as likeih him best 
 REN DERED. 
 
 JTisd. 10.17. 'he r. to the righteous a reward 
 
REP 
 
 RES 
 
 REV [Apocrypha 
 
 RENDERING. 
 
 Esth. 16. 18. T, to liini according to his deserts 
 RENEW. 
 
 1 Mac. 12.3. that ;you should r. the friendship 
 16. to r. the amity that we liad with tliem 
 RENEWED. 
 
 iMac. 4. 57..tlie gates and the chambers tliey r. 
 
 5. 1. the nations heard that the sanctuary was r, 
 RENEWING. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 10. to send for the r. of brotherhood 
 
 RENOUNCE. 
 
 2 Eid. 14.13. therefore nosv r. corruption 
 
 RENOWN. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 19. many are in high place and of r. 
 RENOW'NED. 
 
 Jud. n. 23. thou shalt be r. through the whole earth 
 Eccl. 39. 2. he will keep the sayings of r. men 
 44. 3. men r. for tlieir power giving counsel 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 9. was r. to the utmost part of the earth 
 
 5. 63. .ludas and his brethren were greatly r. 
 
 6. 1. Elymais was a city greatly r. for riches 
 
 14. 10. so that his honoui able name was r. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 22. the temple r. all the world over 
 
 RENT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.71. as I heard these things, I r. my clothes 
 Jud. 14. 16. therefore he cried and r. his garments 
 19. when heard these words, they r. their coats 
 Bar. 6. 31. having their clothes r. and heads 
 
 shaven 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 56. had r. in pieces the booksof the law 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 38. took his purple, and r. oft' his clothes 
 
 REPAIR. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.18. r. the walls of it, and lay foundation 
 REPAIRED. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 1. who in his life r. the house again 
 1 Mac. 9. 50. he r. the strong cities in .ludea 
 62. they r. the decays thereof, and made it strong 
 12, 37 . they r. that which was called Caphenatha 
 REPAIRING. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 44. for r. the w’orks of the sanctuary 
 REPARATION. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 34. all things convenient for the r. thereof 
 
 REPAY. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 20. to r. things that they have done 
 Tob. 4. 14. it thou serve God, he w'ill also r. thee 
 Eccl. 4. 31. and shut when thou shouldest r. 
 
 12. 6. Most High will r. vengeance to the ungodly 
 29 . 5. when he should r. he will prolong the time 
 
 REPAYED. 
 
 Eccl. 35.18. he r. vengeance to the heathen 
 REPAYETH. 
 
 Eccl. 20.12. much for little, and r. it seven-fold 
 REPENT. 
 
 IMsd. 19. 2. they would r. and pursue them 
 Eccl. 17 . 24 . to them thatr. he granted them return 
 21. 6. but he that feareth the Lord will r. 
 
 32. 19 . do nothing without advice, and when 
 thou hast once done, r. not 
 33.19. givenottbj' goods to another, lest itr. thee 
 Prayer of MaJiass. thou art the God of them that r. 
 
 repentance. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 .11. when place of r. was open to them 
 Wisd. 12. 10. thou gavest them place of r. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 22. giver, to his sons and daughters 
 18. 21 . and in the time of sins shew r. 
 
 20. 3. how good is it when art reproved to shew r. T 
 44. 16. an example of r. to all generations 
 Pray, of Mayiass. thou hast promised r. and forgive¬ 
 ness, thou hast appointed r. to me that am a sinner 
 REPEN4ED. 
 
 £fc/.48.15. for all this the people r. not nor departed 
 REPENTE:sr. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. thou r. of the evils of men 
 REPENTING. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 3. they r. and groaning for anguish ofspirit 
 REPLEM.SHEl), 
 
 Eccl. 16. 4. by one of understanding shall city ber. 
 32. 13. who hath r. thee with his good things 
 REPLIED. 
 
 Tob. 2. 14. but she r. upon me, it -was given as a gift 
 REPORi. 
 
 H tsd. 8. 18. in talking with her is a good r. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 23. the r. of his good housekeeping 
 &/. 1 ’. 27 . was never such a r. made of Susanna 
 
 1 .Mac. 12. 23. to make r. to you on this w'ise 
 
 15. .36. and made r. to him of these speeches 
 
 2 Mac. 14. . 37 . Razis, a man of very good r. 
 
 REPORTE.D. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .33. are r. in the books of the kings 
 Jad. 11. 8. it is r. in all the earth, that thou only 
 Eccl. 44. 8. that their praises might be r. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 14. other messengers, who r. on thiswise 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 1.3. the same things were r. in the writings 
 11. 18. what things were meet to be r. to the king 
 
 REPOSE. ^ 
 
 Ji isd. 8.16. I am come, 1 will r. myself with her 
 REPROOF. 
 
 7f 'tsd. 11 . 7 . fora manifest r. of that commandment 
 Eccl. 20. 1. there is ar. that is not comely 
 REPROOFS. 
 
 Eccl. 48.10. who wast ordained for r. in their times 
 REPROACH. 
 
 Tob. .3. 4. for a proverb of r. to all nations 
 
 10. if 1 do this, it shall be a r. unto him 
 
 13. take me out that 1 n)ay hear no more the r. 
 Jnd. 4. 12. and the sanctuary to profanation and r. 
 
 5. 21. we become a r. before all the world 
 
 8. 22. we shall be a r. to all them that possess us 
 
 9 . 2. who polluted her virginity to her r. 
 
 H ud. 4. 18. a r. among the dead for evermore 
 
 5. .3. this was he whom we had a proverb of r. 
 Eccl. .3.11. a mother in dishonour is a r. to children 
 
 6. 1. thou shalt inherit an ill name, shame and r. 
 
 9. being turned to enmity will discover thy r. 
 
 23. 26. anti her r. shall not be blotted out 
 27 . 28. mockery and r. are from the proud 
 29. 23 . that thou hear not the r. of thy house 
 
 41. 6. their posterity shall have a perpetual r. 
 
 42. 11. lest she make thee a r. among the people 
 
 14. than a woman which bringeth shame and r. 
 
 47 . 4. did he not take away r. from the people ? 
 
 Bar. 2. 4. to be as a r. and desolation among all 
 
 Bar. 3. 8. thou hast scattered us for a r. and a curse 
 6. 72. they shall be a r. in the country 
 73 . better is the just man, he shall be far from r. 
 Dan. 3. 10. become a shame and r. to thy servants 
 
 1 Alac. 1. . 39 . her sabbaths were turned into r. 
 
 4. 45. pull it down lest it should be a r. to them 
 58. tor the r. of the heathen was put away 
 REPROACH. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 5. r. not a man that turneth from sin 
 REPROACH ED. 
 
 Tob. 3. 7- Sara was r. by her father’s maids 
 Eccl. 41. 7- the chihlren shall t)e r. for his sake 
 REPROACHES. 
 
 Tob. 3. 6. because I have heard false r. have sorrow 
 REPROACHFUL. 
 
 2 iliac. 7 . 24 . Antiochus suspecting it to be a r. speech 
 
 REPROACHING. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 28. r. of the lender is grievous to a man 
 REPROVE. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 32. he shall r. and upbraid them 
 14. 13. set thy house in order, and r. thy people 
 li'isd. 2. 14. he was made (o r. our thoughts 
 
 18. 5. to r. them, thou tookest awa^' their children 
 Eccl. 20. 2. it is much better to r. than be angry 
 
 29. gifts stop up his mouth, that he cannot>. 
 
 . REPROVED. 
 
 U'tsd. 17 . 7 . their vaunting was r. with disgrace 
 Eccl. 20. 3. when thou art r. to shew repentance 
 21. 6. he that hateth to be r. is in way of sinners 
 .32. 17 . a sinful man \vill not be r. but finds excuse 
 2 Alac. 4. 33. he r. him and withdrew himself 
 REPROVETH. 
 
 li'isd. 1. .3. his power when fried, r. the unwise 
 Eccl. 18. 13. he r. and nurtureth, and teacheth 
 _ REPUTATION. 
 
 64. Daniel had in great r. in sight of the people 
 REQUESr. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 26. I r. you to remember the benefits 
 11 . 17 . they made r. for the performance 
 REQUIRE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 46. O king, this is that which I r. 
 
 8. 22. that 3 -ou r. no tax, nor any imposition 
 
 2 Eid. 1. .32. whose blood 1 will r. of your hands 
 Bar. 6. 35. though he keep it not, they will notr. it 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 12. a company of scribes to r. justice 
 
 2 Alac. 11. 24. the v r. that we should sutler them 
 
 Required. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 12,. we r. of them the names in writing 
 
 2 Esd. 13.21. 1 will open the thing that thou hast r. 
 Jtid. 7 . 24. in that you have not r. peace of Assur 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 10. when he was r. he put out his tongue 
 REQUIRETH. 
 
 Eccl. 8, 9. learn to giv*e answer as need r. 
 
 2 Alac. 6 . 27 . shew myself such an one as mine age r. 
 
 . REQUISITE. 
 
 li tsd. 16. 4. it wasr. on them should come poverty 
 ^ , , REQUITE. 
 
 Eccl.S. 19. lest he r. thee with a shrewd turn 
 30. 6. one that shall r. kindness to his friends 
 
 ^ , REQUITETH. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 31. he that r. good turns is mindful of that 
 35. 2. he that r. a good turn, otfereth fine Hour 
 RESEMBLANCE. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 19 . to make the r. of the best fashion 
 Eccl. 34. 3. dreams is the r. of one thing to another 
 RESERVE. 
 
 Jud. 2. 10. if they yield, thou shalt r. them for me 
 
 Reserved. 
 
 Jud. 11. 13. to spend first-fruits r. tor the priests 
 2 Mac. 4. 19 . but to lie r. for other charges 
 RESIDUE. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. 4. \yas greatei', yet rested it with the r. 
 
 19. so went it with all the r. one after another 
 Jud. 15. 6. the r. that dwelt at Bethulia, spoiled 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 24. the r. tied info land of Philistines 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 28. the r. thev divided among themselves 
 
 RESIST. 
 
 Jud. IE 18. none of them that shall r. thee 
 Esth. 13. 11. there is no man that can r. thee 
 RESI.STANCE. 
 
 1 Alac. IE 38. saw that no r. was made against him 
 RESISI'ED. 
 
 Jud.2. 25. and he killed all thatr. him 
 1 Alac. 14. 7- neither was there any that r. him 
 RESISTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 5. but he thatr. pleasures, crowneth life 
 RESOLVED. 
 
 Jud. 11. 13. arer. to spend the first-fruits of corn 
 Eccl. 39. 32. 1 was r. and thought on these things 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 62. many r. nottoeatany unclean thing 
 
 2 Alac. 15.1. r. to set upon them on the sabbath-day 
 
 RESOLU'lE. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 20. are r. to stand against such things 
 RESORT. 
 
 Eccl. 2J.9. the birds will r. unto their like 
 39. 5. will give his heart to r. early to the Lord 
 RESORIED. 
 
 Esth. 14. 1. queen Esther r. unto the T/ird 
 Swf. 4. Joacim was rich, and to him r. the Jews 
 RESPECT. 
 
 Tob. 5. 18. let it be as refuse in r. of our child 
 JVisd. 4.15. that he hath r. unto bis chosen 
 7 . 9. all gold in r. of her is as a little sand 
 
 19. 15. but some r. shall be had of those 
 
 Eccl. 16. .3. trust not their life, nor r. their multitude 
 35. 12. and with him is no r. of persons 
 46. 14. and the Lord had r. unto Jacob 
 RE.SPECrED. 
 
 JVisd. 2. 20. for by his own saying he shall be r. 
 RESPllEE 
 
 1 Mac. 12.25. he gave them no r. to enter his country 
 R ES r. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.58. the time of her desolation shall she r. 
 rEi.vrf. 4 . 7 . prevented with death,yetshall he beinr. 
 Eccl. 6. 28. at the last thou shalt find her r. 
 
 11. 19 . he saith, 1 have found r. and now will cat 
 
 20. 21. w’heu hetaketh r. he shall not be troubled 
 22. 11. make little weeping for the dead, he is at r. 
 
 I. 3. depart from him, and thou shalt find r. 
 
 24. 7. with all these I sought r. and in whose 
 
 8. he that made me caused my tabernacle to r. 
 
 II. likewise in the beloved city he gave me r. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 16. wliosohearken, to it, shall neverfind r. 
 3.3. 25. if set servant to labour, thou shalt find r. 
 36. 24. a help like himself, and a pillar of r. 
 
 .38. 23. when dead is at r. let his remembrance r. 
 41). 5. and in the time of r. upon his be<l 
 6. a little or nothing is his r. and afterward 
 41. 1. to a man that liveth at r. in his possessions 
 44. 23. and made it r. on the head of Jacob 
 51. 27 . how 1 have gotten to me much r. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 50. the land of .luda was in r. a while 
 9. . 57 . the land of Judea was in r. two years 
 
 2 Alac. 11. 25. that this nation shall be in r. 
 
 RE. Sl EE). 
 
 Jud. 10. 21. Ilolofernes r. on his bed under a canopy 
 Eccl. 47 . 23. thus r. Solomon with his fathers 
 
 1 Alac. 16. 4. who r. that night at Modm 
 
 RES I E HI. 
 
 F.ccl. 5. 6. his indignation r. upon sinners 
 31. 3. when he r. he is filled with his delicates 
 RlESrORE. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . .32. the earth shall r. those asleep in her 
 Tob. 10 . 12. the Lord of heaven r. thee, my brother 
 Eccl. 48. U). wast ordained to r. the tribes of Jacob 
 Bar. 6. . 37 . they cannot r. a blind man to sight 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 4.3. let us r. the decayed estate of people 
 
 15. .3. that I may r. it to the obi estate 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 16 . he would r. all the holy vessels 
 
 11. 25. we have determined to r. their temple 
 
 12. 25. that he would r. them without hurt 
 
 14.46. calling on the T.ord to r. him those a^^ain 
 RE.STORED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 26. should be r. to the house at Jerusalem 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 18. but shall be r. to his beginning 
 Tob. 2. 1. m,v wife Anna was r. to me with my son 
 14. 2. his sight, which was r. to him after eight 
 
 JJ'isd. 16. 12. was not herb that r. them to heait^*^* 
 RESURRECTION, 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 23. I will give thee the first place in mv r. 
 2 .Mac.l. 14. as for thee, thou shalt have nor. tolife 
 
 12. 43. in that he was mindful of the r. 
 
 RF. TAIN. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 16. it is not good lo r. all shamefacedness 
 RETIRING. 
 
 2 Alac. 5. 9. he perished, r. to the Lacedemonians 
 RETURN. 
 
 2 16. 16. so the |>lagues shall not r. again 
 
 lob. 5. 15. if ye r. safe, 1 will add something 
 20. he shall r. in safety, thy eyes shall seeTiim 
 14. 5. they shall r. from al 1 places ot their captivity 
 Eccl. 4. 18. then will she r. the straight wav to him 
 
 16. .30. and they shall r. iilfo it again 
 
 17 • 24. but to them that repent, he granted them r 
 
 25. r. to the Lord, and forsake thy sins 
 27 . 9. so will truth r. to them that practise in her 
 29 . 5. r. words of grief, and complain of time 
 40. 1. till the day they r. to the mother of all 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 56. should r. every man to his own hou«e 
 
 10. 55. thou didst r. into the land of thy fathers” 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 8. in the end he had an unhappy r, 
 
 11. 29. declared, that your desire was to r. home 
 
 RE 1 UR NED. 
 
 Tob. 2. 5. then T r. and washed m 3 ’self 
 9. the same night also I r. from the burial 
 J?/d. 5. 19 . but now are they r. to their God 
 JVisd. 2. 1. any man known to have r. from the grave 
 Bar. 4. 28. so being r. seek him ten times more 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 63. because he is r. into his (lust 
 
 5. 54. not one slain, until they had r. in ceace 
 RE TURNETH. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 16. as an arrow r. not backward 
 JVisd. 15. 8. within a little while r. to the same 
 
 16. 14. the spirit when it is gone forth, /. not 
 
 Eccl. 26. 28. one that r. from righteousness to sin 
 REVEAL. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. .38. the Highest will r. manv secret things 
 14. 3. I did manifestly r. myself fo’Moses 
 Tob. 12. 11. honourable to r. the works of God 
 Eccl. 19. 8. if tl’.ou cansl without offence, r. them not 
 REVEALED. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 6. to whom hath the root of wi,sdom been r ^ 
 3. 19 . but mysteries are r. to the meek 
 REVEALE'TH. 
 
 Eccl. 42. 19i he r. the steps of hidden things 
 REVEALING. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 23. be ashamed of r. of secrets 
 R EVELLING. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 4. the temple was filled with riot and t 
 BEVELLINGS. 
 
 JVtsd. 14. 2.3. strange rites 
 
 JUsd. 5. 17. his weapon for the r. of his enemies 
 Eccl. 5. 3. for the Lord will surely r. thy pride 
 
 25. 14. and any r. but the r. of enemies 
 
 48. 8. who anointed kings to take r. and pronhets 
 REVENGED. h eu. 
 
 Jud. 1.3. 20. but thou hast r. our ruin 
 JVisd. 12. 12. to be r. for the unrighteous man 
 REVENGE!H. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 1. he that r. shall find vengeance from L 
 REVENUE. 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 8. and ot another r. eighty talents 
 9.16. would out of his own r. defray the charges 
 REVENUES. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 3. Seleucus of his own r. bare the costs 
 R EVERENCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 20. call the kings of the earth to r. me 
 .Jud. 10. 23. she tell downgand did r. to him 
 JVisd. 2. 10. let us not r. the ancient gray hairs 
 Eccl. 4. 22. let not the r. of any man cause thee fall 
 
 7 . 29- fear the Lord with thy soul, and r. his pi iests 
 
 26. 24. an honest woman will r. her husband 
 
 REVERENCED. 
 
 Jud. 14. 7 . he fell at .ludith’s feet and r. hei' 
 
 Bar. 4. 15. w ho neither r. old man, nor ititied child 
 R EVER END. 
 
 2 Alac. 15. 12. a good man r. in conversation 
 REV I LING. 
 
 Etxl. 22. 24. as smoke before tire, so r. before blood 
 
 27 . 21. and alter r. there mav Ite reconcilement 
 
 REVlLlNtlS. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 15. their r. are grievous to the ear 
 
 681 
 
Apocrypha 
 
 RIG 
 
 ROB 
 
 ROY 
 
 TIEVIVED. I 
 
 1 Mac. 13.7. people heard these words, their spirit r. 
 REVOKED. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 36. and nothing hereof shall be r. 
 REVOl.l’. 
 
 1 Mac. 2.15. such as compelled the people to r. 
 
 13. 16 . that when he is at. liberty he may not r. 
 REVO El El). 
 
 Tab. 1, 5. all the tribes which together T. 
 
 1 Mac.1.^\. he took vengeance of them that had r. 
 
 2 Mac. 1 . 7 . r. from the holy land and kingdom 
 
 5 . 11 . the king thought that Judea liad r. 
 
 REWARD. 
 
 2 End.". 35 . be ready to the r. of the kingdom 
 
 3. 33. and yet their r. appeareth not 
 
 4 . . 35 . when comet h the fruit of ilie floor of our r. ? 
 
 7 . 35 . tlie work shall follow, the r. shall be shewed 
 
 8. 33. tiie just shall out of their own deeds re¬ 
 
 ceive T. 
 
 39. I will remember the r, that they shall have 
 Jud.'l. 15. thus shall thou render them an evil r. 
 I'Vtsd. 5. 15. their r. also is with the Lord 
 
 10 . 17 . to the righteous a r. of their labours 
 Eccl.’l.ti. believe him, and your r. shall not fail 
 
 11 . 18. and this is the portion of his r. 
 
 22 . the blessing of the L. is in the r. of the godly 
 
 26. to r. a man according to his ways 
 
 17 . 2 . 3 . afterward he will rise uij'and r. them 
 .36. 16 . r. them that wait for thee, let thy ))rop|-.ets 
 51. 22 . the l^rd hath given me a tongue tor my r. 
 
 .30. in his time he will give you your r. 
 
 £ AJac. 5. 7 . received shame for the r. of his treason 
 8. 3.3. so he receiveti a r. for his wickeiiness 
 
 15. 33 . they should hang up the r. of his madness 
 
 liEWARDED. 
 
 Tab. 14. 10 . remember how he r. him again 
 
 12 . 5 . to serve in court, and for this he r. him 
 li'isd. . 3 . 5 . a little chastised, they shall be greatly r, 
 
 1 Mac. 11 . 5 . 3 . norr. him according to the benefits 
 
 2 Mac. 4.38. thus the l.ord r. him as he deserved 
 
 REWARDS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4 . 39 . there is no accepting of persons or r. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 18. with silver and gold, and many r. 
 
 10 . 28. will grant you immunities, and giv e you r. 
 
 16. 19 . he might give them silver, gold, and r. 
 
 RICH. 
 
 1 Esd. 3 .19. mind of the poor man and r. to be one 
 
 21. and it maketh every heart r. 
 
 Ecct. 8. 2. be not at variance with a r. man 
 
 10. 22. whether he be r. noble, or poor 
 
 30. and the r. man is honoured for his riches 
 
 11. 18. there is that waxeth r. by his wariness 
 
 21. it is easy on a sudiien to make a poor man r. 
 
 13.3. the r. man hath done wrong, yet threateneth 
 
 22. when a r. man hath fallen, hath many helpers 
 
 23. when a r. man sjjeaketh, every man holdeth 
 30.14. than a r. man that is afflicted in body 
 
 31. 3. the r. hath great labour in gathering 
 
 8. blessed is the r. that is without blemish 
 44.6. r. men furnished with ability, living peaceab. 
 45. 8. he sti engtheued him with r. garments 
 Sus. 4. now .loacim was a great r. man 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 2. that there was in it a very r. temple 
 
 2 iliac. 7 . 24. make him both a r. and happy man 
 
 RICHER. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 5. what is r. than wisdom that worketh 
 Eccl. 1.3. 2. with one mightier and r. than thyself 
 RICHE.S. 
 
 IVisd. 5. 8. or what good hath r. brought us ? 
 
 8. 5. if r. be a possession to be desired in life 
 18. in the works of her hands are infinite r. 
 
 Eccl. 10.8. because of injuries, and r. got by deceit 
 
 30. the rich man is honoured for his r. 
 
 31. honoured in poverty, how much more in r. ! 
 he that is dishonoured in r. how much in povei ty ! 
 
 11. 14. poverty and r. come of the Lord 
 
 13. 24. T. are good to him that hath no sin 
 
 14. 3. r. are not comely for a niggard 
 
 21. 4. to terrify and do wrong will waste r. 
 
 24. 17 . my flovvers are the fruit of honour and t. 
 
 28. 10. according to his r. his anger riseth 
 30. 16 . there is no r. above a sound body 
 31.1. watching for r. consumeth the flesh 
 
 3. the rich hath great labour in gathering r. 
 
 37 . 6. be not unmindful of him in thy r. 
 
 40. 26. r. and strength lift up the heart 
 Ear. 6. .35. they can neither give r. nor money 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 23. to spoil tents, where they got great r. 
 
 6. 1. that Elymais was a city renowned for r. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 6. multitude of their r. was innumerable 
 
 RIDER. 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 25. a horse with a terrible r. upon him 
 RIDER.S. 
 
 Jud.9,.5. horses with their r. twelve thousand 
 RIDICULOUS. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 18. he sacriticeth, his offering is r. 
 RIFLED. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 61. they r. their houses, and slew them 
 
 RICH r. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. . 39 . he hath seen that thy way is r. 
 
 Tab. 3. 17 . belonged to 'Tobias by r. of inheritance 
 
 6.11. for to thee doth the r. of her ajjpertain 
 
 Jud. 8. 11. your words you have spoken are not r. 
 IVisd. 9 .9. knew what was r. in thy commandments 
 10. 10. she guided him in r. paths, shewed him 
 Eccl. 4<J. 9. and directed them that wtmt r. 
 
 Dari. .3.4. thy ways are r. all thy judgments truth 
 1 Alac. 9. 15. who discomfited the r. wing 
 RIGH'J'-AIMIK'G. 
 
 Wisd.5.Q,\. T. thunderbolts shall go abroad 
 R 1G I \ i'-hand. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 29. sitting at the r.-hand of the king 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 6. which thy r.-hand had planted 
 
 16. 1.3. strong is his r.-hand that bendeth 
 Wisd. 5. 16 . with his r.-hand shall he cover them 
 Eccl. 12. 12. neither let him sit at thy r.-hand 
 
 21.19. doctrine to fools, like manacles on r.-hand 
 49 . 11. Zorobabel was as a signet on the r.-hand 
 
 ‘ Ear. 6. 15. he hath also in his r.-hand a dagger 
 2 flfac. 4. .34. gave him his r.-hand with oaths 
 
 14. .3.3. he stretched out his r.-hand to the temple 
 
 13. 15. Jeremias holding forth nis r.-hand 
 
 682 
 
 RIGHTEOUS. 
 
 2 Esd. 3.11. Noah, of whom came all r. men 
 Tab. 2. 14. where are thy alms and thy r. deeds? 
 
 1.3. 9. he will have mercy on the sons of the r. 
 Esf/i. 11. 7 . they might fight against the r. people 
 
 9 . the whole r. nation was troubled 
 
 14. 7 . worshipped their gods, O Lord, thou artr. 
 Wisd. 2. 12. let us lie in wait for the r. 
 
 3. 1. the souls of the r. are in the hand of God 
 
 10. the ungodly, which have neglected the r. 
 
 4. 7 . butthough the/', be prevented with death 
 
 16. the r. that is dead shall condemn the ungodly 
 
 5. 15. but the r. live for evermore 
 
 10. 4. wisdom directed the course of the r. 
 
 5. she found out the r. and pieserved him 
 
 6. she delivered the r. man w'ho fled from fire 
 10. when the r. fled from his brother’s wrath 
 
 1.3. when the r. was sold, she forsook him not 
 
 17 . rendered to the r. a reward of tlu-ii-labours 
 20. therefore the /. si/oiled the ungodly 
 
 12. 9 . to bring the ungodly under the hand of r. 
 
 15. as thou art r. thyself, thou orderest all 
 10. 17 . for the world fighteth for the r. 
 
 2.3. that the r. tnight be nourished 
 
 18. 9. the /'. children of good men did sacrifice 
 20. the tasting of death loucheth the r. also 
 
 19 . 17 - as those were at the doors of the r. man 
 Eccl. 18.2. the Lord only is r. and none other 
 
 27 . 29 . that rejoice at the fall of the r. be taken 
 .35. 0. the oflering of the r. makes the altar fat 
 44. 17 . Noah was found r. in the time of wrath 
 Ear. 2. 9. tor the I-ord is r. in all his works 
 Dan. 3. 04. O ye spirits and souls of the r. bless the 
 
 Lord 
 
 Sns. .3. her parents also were r. anil taught her 
 Prayer of Manass. G. of our fathers and their /-.seed 
 2 Alac. 1. 24. who art strong and r. and merciful 
 
 12. 0. and calling upon God the r. judge 
 RIGHTEOUSNESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 11. is r. that maketh a tnan i ighteous gone 
 
 7 . 44. r. is grown, and truth is sprung up 
 
 8. 3u. love them that put their trust in thy r. 
 
 32. to us, namely, that have no works of r. 
 
 Tob. 12. 8. a little with r. is belter than much 
 
 1.3. 8. and let all praise him for his r. 
 
 14.11. what alms doth, and hovv r. doth deliver 
 Wisd. 1.1. love r. ye that be judges of the earth 
 
 15. forr. is immortal, but ungodly men called 
 2. 22. neither hoped they for the wages of r. 
 
 5. 0. we have erred, and the light of r. hath not 
 shined on us, the sun of r. I'ose not upon us 
 
 18. he shall put on r. as a breast plate 
 
 8. 7- if a man love r. her labours are virtues 
 
 9. 3. order the world according to equity and r. 
 12. lO. for thy power is the beginning ot r. 
 
 14. 7 . for ble.ssed is the wood whereby r. cometh 
 
 15. .3. for to know thee is perfect r. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 28. one that turneth from r. to sin 
 
 27 . 8. if thou followestr. thou shall obtain her 
 
 44. 10. whose r. hath not been forgotten 
 
 45. 26. give wisdom, to judge his people in r. 
 
 Bar. 1. 15. to the Lord our God belongetli r. 
 
 2 . 17 . the dead will give neitlier praise nor r. 
 
 5. 4. thy name shall be called the Peace of r. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 32. and it was imputed to him for r. 
 
 7 . 18 . there is neither truth nor r. in them 
 
 RING, 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 42. I will liken my judgment to ar. 
 
 RINGS. 
 
 Jud. 10. 4. her chains, anri her r. and ear-rings 
 RISE. 
 
 Tob. 6. 17- r. up both of you, and pray to God 
 12. 1.3. when thou didst not delay to r. up 
 Jud. 16 . 17 . 'voe to nations that r. ag. my kindred 
 Eccl. 8. 11. T. not up in anger at the presence 
 17 . 2.3. afterward he will r. up and reward them 
 
 32.11. r. up betimes, and he not the last 
 
 RISEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 9. when the king is r. some will give him 
 Jud. 13. 5. the enemies which are r. against us 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 44. they that were slain should have r. 
 
 RISETH. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 20. he r. early, and his wits are with him 
 
 RISING. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 7-3. r. from the fast with my clothes rent 
 9 . 1. Esdras r. from the court of the temple 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 20. which are from the r. of the sun 
 Eccl. 43.2. declaring at r. a marvellous instrument 
 
 1 Mac. 6. .33. then the king r. very early, marched 
 
 2 Alac, 4. 40. whereupon the common people r. 
 
 RIOT. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 4. for the temple was filled with r. 
 
 RIO'J OUSLY. 
 
 Eccl, 14. 4. others that shall spend his goods r. 
 
 RIPE. 
 
 TFisd. 4. 5. the fruit unprofitable, not r. to eat 
 Eccl. 26. 17 , so is the beauty of the face in r. age 
 RIVER. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 23. tree in water, and made the r. sweet 
 5. 25. of all depths thou hast tilled thee one r. 
 
 Tob. 6.1. they came in the evening to ther. Tigris 
 10.6. a little fountain became a r. 
 
 IVisd. II. 6. a fountain of a perpetual runningr. 
 
 19 . 10. how the r. cast up a multitude of frogs 
 Eccl. 4.26. and force not the course of the r. 
 
 24. .30. 1 also <ame out as a brook from ar. 
 
 31. my brook became a r. and my r. became a sea 
 . 39 . 22. his blessing covered the dry land as ar. 
 40. 13. the goods of unjust shall be dried upas a r. 
 
 16 . growing on every water and bank of a r. 
 
 44. 21. from the r. to the utmost part of land 
 
 1 Alac, 11. 7- gone to the r. called Eleutherus 
 R1 VER.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.2.3. goeth to sail on the sea, and upon r. 
 
 2 Esd. 15.41. many waters, that all lields may be 
 
 full, and all r. with abundance of great waters 
 I'.ccl. 50. 0. as lilies by the r. of waters 
 Dan. 3. 56. O yt seas and r. bless ye the Lord 
 ROB. 
 
 I Esd. 4.23. he goeth his wav to r. and to steal 
 ROBBED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 24. when he hath stolen, spoiled, and r. 
 
 ROBBER.S. 
 
 Bar. 6.18. lest their gods be spoiled -with r. 
 
 57- nor able to escape either from thieves or t. 
 ROBE. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 29. and her chains shall be a r. of glory 
 .31. thou shall put her on as a r. of honour 
 27. 8. thou shall put her on as a glorious long r. 
 
 45. 7- nnd he clothed him with a r. of glory 
 8. with breeches, with a long r. and the ephod 
 50. 11. when he put on the r. of honour 
 
 1 Alac. 6. 15. he gave him the crown and his r. 
 
 10. 20. therewithal lie sent him a purple r. 
 
 21. at the feast Jonathan put on the holy r. 
 
 13. . 37 . the scarlet r. which ye sent to us 
 
 ROBOAiM. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 23. of his seed, he left behind him R. 
 ROCK. 
 
 Wisd. 11.4. water given them oat of the flinty r. 
 E'.ccl. 40. 15. are as unclean roots on a hard r. 
 
 48. 17- he digged the hard r. with iron 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 45. and standing upon a steep r. 
 
 ROCK.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16.28. hide themselves in the clefts of r. 
 
 Jud. 16 .15. r. shall melt as wax at thy presence 
 
 ROD. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 1. he causeth him oft to feel the r. 
 
 ROE. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 20. he is as r. escaped out of the snare 
 ROLLING. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 5. his thoughts are like a r.'axle-tree 
 RO.MANS. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 1. Judas had heard of the fame of the R. 
 21. so that matter pleaseil the R. well 
 
 23. good success be to the R. and to the Jews 
 29 . according to these articles did the R. 
 
 12.4. upon this the R. gave them letters 
 
 16. sent them to the R. to renew the amity 
 
 14. 40. the R. had called the Jews their friends 
 
 15. 16. I.ucius consul of the R. to king Ptolemee 
 
 2 i-'ac. 8. 10. which the king '"■as to pay to the R. 
 36. to make good to the R. theirtribuie 
 
 11. 34. the R. also sent unto them a letter: the 
 ambassadors of the r. send greeting to the Jews 
 
 ROME. 
 
 1 Alac. 4. 10. who had been an hostage at R. 
 
 8. 17 . send them to R. to make a league of amity 
 W. they went to R. a very great journey 
 
 12. 3. so they went to R. and entered the senate 
 
 14. 16 . when it was heard at R. .lonathan was dead 
 
 24. after this Simon sent Numeniusto R. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.11. who went ambassador to R. 
 
 ROOF. 
 
 1 Esd. 6.4. by whose appointment build ye this r.? 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 16. and opening a privy door of the r. 
 
 ROOM. 
 
 Tab. 2. 4. 1 started up. and took him up into a r. 
 Wisd. 13. 15. when he had made a convenient r. 
 ROOT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 78. that there sT.ould be left us a r. 
 
 87. and didst give unto ns such a r. 
 
 88. till thou hadstleft us neither r. nor name 
 
 2 Esd. .3.22. with the malignity of the r. 
 
 5. 3. the land that thou seest row to have r. 
 
 28. on the one r. hast thou prepared others 
 8. 41. neither doth all that is planted take r. 
 
 53. the r. of evil is sealed up from you 
 Wisd. 3.15. the r. of wisdom shall never fall away 
 
 15. .3. to know thy power is the r. of immortality 
 Eccl. 1. 6. hath the r. of wisdom been revealed ? 
 
 20. the r. of wisdom is to fear the Lord 
 .3. 28. the plant of wickedness hath taken r. 
 
 2.3. 25. her children shall not take r. 
 
 24. 12. 1 took r. in an honourable people 
 47 . 22. wherefore he gave a remnant unto .Jacob, 
 and out of him he gave a r. unto David 
 1 Alac. 1.10. there came out of them a wicked r. 
 ROOTS. 
 
 TVisd. 7 . 20. diversities of plants and virtues of r. 
 Eccl. 10. 15. T.ord plucked up the r. of the proud 
 40. 15. but are as unclean r. on a hard rock 
 ROOT. 
 
 Eccl. 49 . 7 . that he might r. out, afflict, and destroy 
 
 1 'Alac. 2. 40. they will no'\v r. us out of the earth 
 .3. .35. to destroy and r. out the strength of Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 8 . 9 . to r. out the whole generation of the Jews 
 12. 7 . to r. out all them of the city of Joppe 
 
 ROOTED. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 4. by force of winrls they shall be r. out 
 ROO'TETH. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 9. the curse of the mother r. out foundations 
 ROOTING. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 3. nor take deep r. from bastard slips 
 ROAR. 
 
 Bar. 6. 32. they r. and cry before their gods 
 ROARING. 
 
 2 Esd. 11. .37. as a r. lion chased out of the wood 
 12. 31. the lion thou sawestr. and speaking 
 IVisd. 17. 19. ora r. voice ofmost savage beasts 
 
 1 iUac. 3.4. like a lion's whelp r. for his prey 
 
 ROSE. 
 
 Eccl. 39. 13. bud forth as a r. growing by the brook 
 ROSE-BUDS. 
 
 Wisd 8. let us crown ourselves with r.buds 
 ROSE-PLANT. 
 
 Eccl "4. 14. I was exalted as dr.-plant in Jericho 
 ROSE. 
 
 TVisd 5. 6. the sun of righteousness r. noton us 
 ROSES. 
 
 Esd 10 . mountains whereon grew ?. and lilies 
 ROSIN. 
 
 Dan. 3. 23. make the oven hot with r. and pitch 
 KOASEED. 
 
 Tob. 6. 5. ■when thev had r. the lish, they did eat it 
 
 ■rough. 
 
 TVisd. 12. 9. or to destrov ihem with one r. word 
 ROUGH LY. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. .30. he intreated him mere r. than wont 
 
 ROUGHN ESS. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 21. r. and pride is the losing thereof 
 ROYAL. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 15. sat down in the r. seat of judgment 
 IVisd. 18.15. leaped down out of tljy r. tlnoue 
 
SAC 
 
 S AK 
 
 SAT [-Apocryphjik 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 32. he left Lysias, one of (he blood r. 
 
 .37. the kintr deivarted from Antioch his r. city 
 
 f>. 43. one of the beasts armed witli r. harness 
 S Mac. 4. 11. the r. privileiies granted to the Jews 
 RUB. 
 
 Tob. 11. 8. being pricked therewith, he shall r. 
 RUBBED. 
 
 Tob. 11.12. when his eyes be<ran to smart, he r. them 
 
 RUDDY. 
 
 JLsth. 15. 5. slie was r. through perfection of beauty 
 RUDE. 
 
 Eccl. 8. 4. jest not with a r. man, lest be disgraced 
 RUDELY. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 14. that they beliaved themselves r. 
 
 RUDENBSS. 
 
 £ccl.2\. 24. it is the r. of a man to hearken at door 
 RUIN. 
 
 2 Esd. .3. 1. after r. of the city, T was in Babylon 
 Jud. 5. 20. consider, that this shall be tlieir r. 
 
 I. 3. 20. hast not spared, but hast revenved ourr. 
 Eccl. 4. ly. she will gi\e him over to his own r. 
 
 31. 6. gold hatli been the r. of many 
 . RUINS. 
 
 Eccl. 49.13. Neemias, who raised up our r. again 
 RULE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 2. that bear r. over sea and land 
 
 15. all the people that bear r. by sea and land 
 
 9. 4. as the elders that bear r. appointed 
 JFisd. 6. 2. give ear, ye tliat r. the people 
 Eccl. 19. 6. he that can r. his tongue, shall live 
 
 28. 22. it shall not have r. over them that fear God 
 44. .3. such as did bear r. in tlieir kingdoms 
 1 Mac. 1.8. his servants bear r. every one in place 
 6 . 27 . neither Shalt thou be able to r. them 
 RULE nr. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 14. who is it then that r. them ? 
 
 RULER. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 17 . the w'ise r. of the people, for his speech 
 
 10. 2^asthc T. ot the city is, sucli are all they 
 37 . 17 . he seta /‘.overevery people,but Israel 
 41. 18. of an offence before a judge and r. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 17 . tliou art a r. and an honourable main 
 6.14. whom he made r. over all his realm 
 
 II. 57 .1 appoint thee r. over four governments 
 
 2 Mac. 4 . 27 . Sostratus r. of the castle required 
 13.2. Lysias his protector, and r. of his affairs 
 
 RULER.S. 
 
 Eccl. .33. 18. hearken ye r. of the congregation 
 46. 18. he destroyed the r. of the Tyrians 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 20. the r. of the Lacedemonians 
 
 RULES. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 28. to follow the r. of an abridgment 
 
 RULING. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 56. to take to him the r. of the affairs 
 
 RUMOUR. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 5. when there was gone forth a false r 
 
 RUN. 
 
 3 Esd. 4.26. many have r. out of their wits for women 
 Wisd. 3. 7 . they shall shine and r. to and fro 
 
 16. 29 . and shall r. away as unprofitable water 
 
 Eccl. 3.3. 31. if entreat him evil, and he r. from thee 
 35. 15. do not tears r. down the widow’s cheeks ? 
 
 2 Mac. 6.11. others that had r. together into caves 
 
 RUNNETH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 5. at his commandment it r. hastily 
 
 RUNNING. 
 
 IVisd. 17 . 18. or a fall of water r. violently 
 19 . or a r. that could not be seen of beasts 
 2 Mac. 5. 2. there were seen horsemen r. in the air 
 3. encountering and r. one against another 
 26. r. thro’ the city with weapons, slesv multitudes 
 9. 2. the multitude r. to defend themselves 
 
 12. 16. a lake adjoining, was seen r. with blood 
 RUSH. 
 
 Z Esd._\5. 60. theyshall r. on the idle city 
 Jud. 15,.4. that all should r. on their enemies 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 2. might r. in upon the camp of the Jews 
 
 . . RUSHED. 
 
 Mid. 15. 3. the children ot Israel r, out upon them 
 Nwr. 26. the servants r. in at a privy door to see 
 ^ RU.SHING. 
 
 Jad. 15. 2. but r. out all together they fled 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 37 . and r. unawares upon Gorgias 
 
 14. 43. the multitude also r. within the doors 
 ^ , . RUST. 
 
 Eccl. 12.11. his r. not being altogether wiped away 
 
 29. 10. let It not r. under a stone to be lost 
 Ear. 6.12. cannot these gods save themselves from r. 
 
 ^ , RUSI'ETII. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 10. for as iron r. so is his wickedness 
 
 S. 
 
 .sabbath. 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 43. sacrifice to idols, and profane the 5 . 
 
 2. 38. they rose against them in battle on the j. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 25. did forbear till holy <lay of the s. 
 
 26. that were gone to the celebrating of the s. 
 
 8. 26. tor it was the day before the 
 28. after s. when they had given of flie spoils 
 12. 38. they kept the .r. in the same place 
 SABBA I'H-doi/. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 32. made war against them on the s.-dai/ 
 34. nor do commandment to profane the s.-da}/ 
 41. whoso will make battle with us on the s.-riay 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 11. had run to keep the s.-day secretly 
 
 15. 1. resolved to set upon them on the s.-day 
 
 3* that had commanded the s.-day to be keot 
 S A BB A 1 II-rf«y.f. 
 
 Jud. 10. 2. house in which she abode in the s.-days 
 2 Mac. 6. 6. nor was it lawfid to keep s.-days 
 , ^ , .. SABBA I HS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .58. till the land had enjoyed her s. 
 
 5. 52. the sacrifice of the s. and new moons 
 Umb. 8. 6. save the s. and eves of the new moons 
 1 Mac. 1. .39. her s. were turned into reiJroach 
 4o. and that they should profane the s. 
 SACKCLO1 IT 
 Jud. 4. 10. and their servants put.f. on their loins 
 11. cast ashes on their heads, spread out their s. 
 betore the Ld. also they put s. about the altar 
 
 Jud. 4. 14. (he priests had their loins girt with s. 
 
 9. 1. uncovered Ihe.f. wherewith she was clothed 
 
 10. 3. she pulled off the s. which she had on 
 Feel. 25. 17 . and darkeneth her countenance like^. 
 Bar. 4. 20. I have put on me the s. of my prayer 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 14. put on s. and mourned very sore 
 
 3. 47 . then they fasted (hat day and put on .f. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 19. the women girt with s. abounded 
 10. 25. and girded their loins with s. 
 
 SACRED. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 11. for the honour of the most s. day 
 SACK 1 PICE. 
 
 Tob. 1. 4. that all the tribes should s. there 
 Jud. 16. 16. all f. is too little for a sweet savour 
 IFisd. 18. 9 . the children of good men did s. secretly 
 Eccl. 7 .31. and the s. of sanctification 
 .31. 7 . a stumbling-block to them that .r. to it 
 .35. 7 . the s. of a just man is acceptable 
 Van. .3. 15. nor is there prince, or s. or oblation 
 
 1 Mac. 1 . 47 . and s. swine’s flesh and unclean beasts 
 51. commanding the cities of Juda to s. 
 
 59 . they did s. upon the idol altar 
 
 4. 5.3. and offered j. according to the law 
 56. sacrificed the .t. of deliverance and praise 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 18. was given when Neemias offered s. 
 23. made a prayer whilst the s. wasconsumin 
 
 2. 9. he being wise offered the s. of dedication 
 
 3. .32. offered a .t. for the health of the man 
 
 4. 19. to carry silver to the .f. of Hercules ; which 
 the bearers thought fit not to bestow upon the s. 
 
 20. this money w'as appointed to Hercules’ s. 
 
 6. 21. as if he did eat of flesh from the s. 
 
 10. .3. they offered a .s. after two years 
 
 13. 2.3. Philip offered s. honoured the temple 
 SACRIFICED. 
 
 Tob. 1. 5. house of Nephthali.f. to the heifer Baal 
 Bar. 6. 28. for the things that are .r. unto them 
 1 Mac. 1. 4.3. many of the Israelites f. to idols 
 4.56. they s. thesacrifice of deliverance and praise 
 SACRIFICES. ' 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 12. the s. they sod them in brass pots 
 
 5. 5.3. had made any vow, began to offer.?, to God 
 fVisd. 12. 4. works of witchcrafts and wicked s 
 
 14. 15. to those under him, ceremonies and s. 
 
 2.3. whilst they slew their children in s. 
 
 Eccl. .35. 12. and trust not to unrighteous s. 
 
 45. 14. their i'. shall be wholly consumed 
 16. he chose him to offer s. to the l ord 
 Bar. 6. 29. women in childbed eat their s. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 11. werememher you in the .?. we offer 
 
 2 AJac. 1. 8. we offered also s. and fine flour 
 .33. Neemias had purified the j. therewith 
 
 2. 10. the fire came down and consumed the s. 
 
 3. 3. Seleucus bare all the costs belonging to the s. 
 
 6. which did not pertain to the account of the s. 
 
 4. 14. neglecting the s. hastened to be partakers 
 6 . 7 . were brought by constraint to eat of the s 
 
 8. that they should be partakers of (heir s. 
 
 9. 16. and defray the charges belonging to the .?. 
 
 14. 31. the priests that were offering their usual s. 
 
 SACRIFICEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 18. he that s. of a thing wrongfully got 
 35. 2. and he that giveth alms, s. praise 
 SAC HI LEG ES. 
 
 2 71/ac. 4. .39. when many .?. had been committed 
 SAD. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 71 . I sat me down s. and very heavy 
 
 2 Esd. 10 . 8 . now seeing we all mourn and are s 
 Wisd. 17 . 4. and j. visions appeared to them 
 
 SADLY". 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 26. that hangeth down his head s. 
 
 SAFE. 
 
 - Esd. 1. 13. 1 gave you a large and s. passage 
 Tob. 5. 15. if ye return s. 1 will add something 
 21. journey prosperous, and he sliall return f. 
 
 10. 6. hold thy peace, take no care, for he is.?. 
 
 2 Alac. 3, 22. to keep things committed of trust s 
 
 SAFEGUARD. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 51. for s. against our adversaries 
 Jud. 11. .3. be of good comfort, thou art come for^, 
 
 2 Alac. 13. 3. not tor the .?. of the country 
 
 SAFELY". 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 47 . they should j. convey on their way 
 Tob. 6. 4. heart, liver, and gall, and put them up j 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 40. they marched on s. and in order 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 15. that they should s. be preserved 
 
 SAFEI’Y. 
 
 Tob. 5. 20. take no care, he shall return in s. 
 
 8. 21. half ot his gooils, an<l go in s. to his father 
 12. 3. he hath brought me again to thee in s. 
 
 5. take halt ot all ye broiiglit, and go away in s 
 Est/i. 16. 2.3. hereafter there may be s. to us 
 JVisd. 4. 17. to what end the [.ord hath set him in s 
 
 1 Alac. 7 . 35. if ever I come in .?. I will burn house 
 10. 83. the horsemen .scattered in the field fled to 
 
 Azotus, and went into their idol’s temple for j. 
 14. . 37 . he fortified it for the s. of the country 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 21. Antiochus provided for his own s. 
 
 9 . 21. 1 thought to care for the common s. of all 
 
 .SAl r,. 
 
 1 Etrf. 4. 2.3. a man goeth his way to s. on the sea 
 IVisd. 14. 1. again, one preparing himself to s. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 24. they that s. on the sea tell of <langer 
 
 1 Alac. 13. 29 . be seen of all that s. on the .sea 
 
 SAIN IS. 
 
 Job. 8. 15. therefore let thy s. praise thee 
 12. 15. which luesent thi* prayers of the s. 
 
 JVtsd. .3. 9. for grace an<i mercy is to his s. 
 
 4. 1.5. that his grace and mercy is wit- his s. 
 
 5. 5. and his lot is among the s. 
 
 18. 1. thy s. had a very great light 
 
 5. had determined to slay the babes of the.?. 
 
 9- the s. shall be like partakers of good and evil 
 Eccl. 42. 17 . Lord hath not given power to the s. 
 
 45. 2. he made him like to the glorious s. 
 
 S A K 1',. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 12. and for his s. he dwelt at large 
 Bar. 2. 14. and deliver us tor thine own .v. 
 
 Van. 3. 12. thy mercy not depart for thy beloved 
 Abraham’s s^ for servant Isaac’s s. and Israel's j. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 19 . God did not choose, the people tor the 
 place’s s. but the place for the people’s s. 
 
 SAKES. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 10 . and for their s. came the flood 
 Eccl. 44. 12 . and (heir children for theirs. 
 
 . .SALE. 
 
 2 Afac. 8 . 11 . proclaiming a s. of the captive Jews 
 
 11. 3. set the high imiesthood to s. every yeai- 
 
 ^ SALT. 
 
 1 Esd. 6 . .30. also corn, s. wine and oil to be given 
 - Fsd. .5. 9. s. water shall be found in the sweet 
 JVisd, 10 . 7 . a stamling pillar ot .v. is a monument 
 Eccl. 22.15. sand, and s. and a ina.ss of iron 
 .39. 26. s. flour of wheat, for the use of man’s life 
 
 4.3. 19. hoar-frost also as s. he pouretli on earth 
 Bar. 6 . 28. their wives lay up part thereof in s. 
 
 SAL'l N IvSS. 
 
 Eccl. 39. 23. he hath turned the waters into.T. 
 SAL'I-RIT.S. 
 
 1 Alac. 11 . .35. the s. and crown taxes we discharge 
 ^ SALVATION. 
 
 2^E.td. 6 . 25. shall escape, and see my s. 
 
 J. 61 . be joy over them that are persuaded to s 
 Esth 13. 13. for the s. of Israel, to kiss the soles 
 t'Vtsd. o. 2. amazed at the strangene.ss of his s. 
 
 16. 6. having a sign ot s. to put them in rernembr 
 18. 7 . was accepted both the s. of the righteous 
 
 and destruction of the enemies 
 
 Eccl. 13. 14. and call upon him for thy s. 
 
 Bar. 4. 24. they shall see your s. from our God 
 1 Alac. 3. 6. because .?. prospered in his hand 
 SALU TE. 
 
 .Tud. 15. 8. came to see .ludith, and to s. her 
 1 Mac.l. .33. came priests and elders to.?. peaceably 
 
 12 . 17 . commanded ^o {^t^into you, and to s. you 
 
 5. 9 . he came in, and (hey,?. one another 
 1 Mac.l. 29 . they s. one another peaceably 
 
 11. 6. where they j. one another, and lodged 
 
 ^ sa:maria. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 16. dwelling in .S. and other places 
 Jud.1.9. to all that were in S. and cities thereof 
 Eccl.bd. 26. that sit upon the mountains of S. 
 IMac. .3. 10. gathered a great host out of S. 
 
 5. 06. thence he removed, and passed through S 
 in. 30. out ot (he country of S. and Galilee” 
 
 2 Mac. 15.1. were in the strong places about S. 
 
 ^ ^ SAMUEL. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.20. since (he time of the prophet S. 
 
 - Esd.1. 38. S. and David for the destruction 
 
 SANCTIFICATION. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 31. give the priest the sacrifice of s. 
 SANCTIFY". 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 25. didst choose the fathers and s. them 
 Co. and preserve thine own portion and s. it 
 
 SANCTIFIED. 
 
 - Alac. 2.8. that the jtlace might be honourably s, 
 
 SANCTITY". 
 
 2 A±ac. 3, 12. to the inviolable s. of (he temple 
 SANCTUARY. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.78. be left us a name in the place of thy s.- 
 
 - Esd. 7 . .38. tor them that should come to the s. 
 
 10. 21. tor thou seest that our j. is lairl waste 
 
 12. 48. seek mercy for the low estate of your s 
 
 15. 25. go your way, defile not my s. 
 
 Jud. 4. 12 . the s. to profanation and reproach 
 
 1.3. betore the s. ot the Lord Almighty 
 Eccl. 47 . 13. he might prepare his s. for ever 
 
 49 . 6. they burned the chosen city of the s. 
 
 50 . 5. Itow was he honoureil in coiniiiii' out of s,! 
 
 1 Mac. 1.21. Antioclius entered })roiKily into the ^ 
 36. It was a place to lie in wait against the j. 
 
 3. -lo. tile s. also was trodden down, aliens kept 
 58. that are assembled to destro\' us and our i*. 
 
 4 . .‘36. let us go cleanse and dedicate the s. 
 
 41. to fight, until he had cleansed the.?. 
 
 48. made up the f. and things within the temple 
 
 J. 1. heard that the s. was renewed as before 
 10. 39 . 1 give it as a free girt to tlie j. at .lerusa- 
 ‘''e necessary expenses of the s. 
 
 13. 3. what 1 have done tor the laws and the s 
 
 14. In. he beautified the s. and multiplied 
 
 48. should be set up within the compass of the j 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 33. he w itlidrew liimself into a j. 
 
 34. he persuaded him to come forlli of the s. 
 
 SAND, 
 
 JJ isd. 7 . 9. gold in respect to her is as a little s. 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can number the s. of the sea } 
 
 18. 10. a gravel stone in comparison of the s. 
 
 22. 15. s, and salt, and a mass ot ii'on is easier 
 Van. 3. 13. as the s. that lieth on the sea-shore- 
 SANDS. 
 
 Prayer of Mayiass. sinned alxive number of j of sea 
 ^ SANDALS. 
 
 Jud. 10. 4. and she took s. upon her feet 
 
 16. 9. her .s-. ravished his eyes, lier beauty took 
 
 SANDY". 
 
 Eccl. 25.20. as climbing up a s. way is to feet of a'^ed 
 SAPPHIRES. “ 
 
 Tob. 13.16. Jerusalem shall be built up with j 
 SARA. 
 
 Tob. 3. 7 . S. daughter of Raguel was reproached 
 
 17 . to give .S. the daughter of Raguel to Tobias 
 6. 10. he also hath one only daughter, named S. 
 
 11 . 17 . when he came near to S. his daughter 
 12.12. when thou didst prav, and .S. thy daughter 
 
 SARCIIEDONUS. ^ ' 
 
 Job. 1.21. S. his son reigned in his stead 
 22. and S. appointed him near unto him 
 SAT. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 15. he s. him down in the roval seat 
 8 . 72 . but I s. still full of heaviness fill sacrifice 
 45. he .f. honourably in the first |>lace of all 
 Tob.il. 1. ill the which I down to eat 
 11.5. now Anna s. looking about for her son 
 E\th. 15.6. who s. upon his roval throne 
 Eccl. 11. .5. many kings liave /. on the ground 
 1 Mac. 1. 27 . she that j. in the marriage-chamber 
 8. 15. wherein .320 men s. in council daily 
 14. 12. every man s. under his vine and fig-tree 
 ? Mac. 3. 25. he that s. on the horse had harness 
 SA 1 LSFIED. 
 
 1 Esd. 3, 3. and being s. were gone home 
 Eccl. 12.16. an enemy will not be s. with blood 
 
Apocrypha.] 
 
 SCO 
 
 SEA 
 
 S EE 
 
 SATISFIF.TII. 
 
 Esth, 14. 8. it s. not that we are in captivity 
 .SAVAGF. 
 
 Wi^d. 17 . 19 ora voice of inostx. wild beasts 
 2 Mac. 4. 26. but liaving the rage ot a s. beast 
 .SAVK. 
 
 Tob. 6. 17 . who will have pity on you and .t. you 
 Jifth. 13. y. it' thou hast appointed to s. Israel 
 Ear. 4. 22. my hope is in Clod, that he will s. you 
 
 6. 30. Il'ey can no man from death, nor deliver 
 49 . which can neither s. them from war 
 
 Prayer of AJanass. wilt s. me that am unworthy 
 2 Mac. 7-25. counsel the j oung man to .f. his liTe 
 
 14. 3. seeing by no means he could s. himself 
 SAVED. 
 
 2 Erd. 8. 3. many be created, but few shall be 
 41. sown in tlie woild, they sliall not all be s. 
 Tob. 14. 10. yet Achiacharus was s. 
 
 Jiid. 10. 13. tiiou hastf. thy life, in that thou hastedst 
 Esth. 10. 9. my nation is Israel, which cried to God 
 and were .f. for the Lord hath 5. his people 
 
 16. 13. as well of Mardocheus who f. our life 
 Wisd. 14.5. passing thro’ sea in a weak vessel are s. 
 
 16 . 7- lie was not s. by the thing tliat he saw 
 11. were quickly s. that they might be mindful 
 
 Sus. 62. the innocent blood was s. the same day 
 Prayer of Manass. to sinners, that they may be s. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 59. by believing were s. out of the flame 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 35. vows unto him that had s. his lile 
 
 SAVKD.ST. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 12. foi thou s. me from destruction 
 SAVES!'. 
 
 Eccl. 51.8. and s. them out of the hands of enemies 
 SAVElIl. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 11. the Lord is full of compassion and 
 mercy, forgiveth sins, and s. in time of 
 affliction 
 
 34. 13. for their hope is in him that s. them 
 *S’icf.60. praised God, who s. them that trust in him 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 11. one who delivereth and s. Israel 
 
 SAVING. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 1. his name great for s. the elect of God 
 SAVIOUR. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 36. I testify my S. openly’ 
 
 .Jud. 9 . 11. a S. of them that are without hope 
 Esth. 15. 2. the iJ^holder and s. of all things 
 IVisd. 16. 7 . but by thee that art the S. of all 
 JEcc/. 24. 24. besides him there is no other S. 
 
 51. 1. and I will praise thee. O God of my S. 
 
 Ear. 4. 22. shall come from the Everlasting, our S. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 30. blessed art thou, O S. of Israel 
 SAVOUR. 
 
 1 E,sd. 1. 12. they sod them in pans with a good s. 
 ■2 Esd. 2.12. t."ee of life for an ointment of sweet s. 
 Eccl. .35. 6. the sweet s. is before the jNlost High 
 .38. 11. give a sweet s. memorial of fine flour 
 39. 14. and give ye a sweet s. as frankincense 
 50. 15. a sweet-smelling s. to the most high King 
 SAW. 
 
 Tob. 1. 17 . if I s. any of my nation dead or cast about 
 2. 2. when I i. abundance of meat, 1 said to my son 
 
 4. 4. remember that she s. many dangers for thee 
 12. 21. when they arose, they s. him ho more 
 Jud. 10. 7. when they s. her countenance altered 
 
 14. 6. he s. the head of Ilolofernes in a man’s hand 
 Esth. 15. 13.1 s. thee, my lord, as an angel of God 
 IVisd. 16 . 7- was not saved by the thing that he s. 
 
 17 . 6. to be worse than the sight they not 
 
 10. they died for fear, denying that they s. the air 
 Eccl. 1. 9 . he created her, s. her, and numbered her 
 
 18. 12. he s. and perceived their end to be evil 
 30.5. while he lived, lies', and rejoiced in him 
 45. 19. this the Lord s. and it displeased him 
 48 11. ble.ssed are they that s. thee, and slept 
 
 Ear. 4. 9. for when shej. the wrath of God coming 
 10. I S', the captivity of my sons and daughters 
 Sus. 8. the two elders s. her going in every day 
 33. her friends, and all that.?, her, wept 
 Eel .30. when the king s. tfiat, they pressed him 
 .35. Lord, 1 never s. Eabvion, nor do 1 know 
 SAW ESI'. 
 
 Sus. 54. tell me, under what tree s. thou them ? 
 SAWN. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 11. after he hath s. down a tree meet 
 SCAI.E. 
 
 Tob. 3. 17 . to s. away the whiteness of Tobit’s eyes 
 SCANT. 
 
 J'ud. 11. 12. victuals fail, and all their wafer is f. 
 SCAR LEI. 
 
 Eccl. 45.11. with twisted s. the work of the workman 
 SCATTER. 
 
 Ear. 2. 29. among the nations, where I will s. them 
 SCAITERED. 
 
 Tob. 13. 3. for he hath s. us among them 
 Wisd. 17 . 3. they were s. under a dark vail 
 SCATTERETH. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 17 . as birds living he s. the snotv 
 SCENTS. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 18. or filthy .v. of scattered smoke 
 SCEPTRE. 
 
 Esth. 14. 11. O T.ord, give not thy unto them 
 
 15. 11. held up his gohlen .r. and laid it on her neck 
 IVisd. 10. 14. she brought him the .v. of the kingdom 
 Eccl. .35. 18. and broken the s. of the unrighteous 
 Ear. 6.14. holdeth a .f. as though he were a judge 
 
 SCEPTRES. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 21. if your delight be in thrones and s. 
 
 7 . 8. I preferred her before s. and thrones 
 
 .SCOLD. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 27 . a s. shall be sought out to drive away 
 SCORN'. 
 
 ■2 Esd. 8. 56. thought s', of his law, forsook his ways 
 Jud. 12.12. if draw her not. she will laugh us to s. 
 Wisd. 4. 18. but God shall laugh them to .f. 
 
 Zicc/. 6. 4. shall make him to be laughed to.r. 
 
 7 .11. laugh no man to s. in the bitterness of soul 
 20 . 17 . t)f how many shall he he laughed to s. 
 SCORNING.. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 19 . be ashamed of . 9 . to give and take 
 SCORPION, S. 
 
 Eccl. 26.7- hath hold of her, is as tho’ he held a s. 
 39. 30. teeth of wild beasts andf. punishing wicked 
 
 684 
 
 SCOURGE. 
 
 Tob. 13. 2. for he doth s. and hath mercy 
 
 5. and he w ill s. us for our iniquities 
 Jttd. 8. 27 . the Lord doth s. them that come near 
 Eccl. 26. f). a s. of the tongue which communicateth 
 40. 9. famine, tribulation, and the f. happen to all 
 SCOURGED. 
 
 Tob. 11. 15. thou hastJ. and hast taken pity on me 
 Wisd. 16. 16 . were s. by the strength of thine arm 
 2 Mac. 3. .3*. seeing thou hast been s. Ii'oin tieaven 
 
 5. 18. this man had forthwith been s. 
 
 SCOURG ES. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 19. are sent as s. for amendment 
 20. they shall not tie alway mindful of the s. 
 
 Tub. 13. 14. having been sorrowful for all thy s. 
 Eccl. 23.2. who will set r. over my thoughts 
 Q. Mac. 7 . L were tormented with s. and whips 
 SCOURGES r. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 22. thou s. our enemies a thousand times 
 SCRIBE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 25. to Semellius the f. and to the rest 
 Eccl. 10. 5. on person of the s. shall lay his honour 
 SCRIBES. 
 
 1 Alac. 5. 42. he caused Iher. remain by the brook 
 
 7 . 12. a company off. to require justice 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 18. Eleazar, one of the principal s. 
 
 SCR IP LURE. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 9. w-e have holy books of f. to comfort us 
 
 SCY'I HIANS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4 . 47 . before S. have been judged innocent 
 
 SCY'I IIUPOLIS. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 29 . from thence they departed to S. 
 
 SCY LHOPOLl LANS. 
 
 2 3Jac. 12. 30. the S. dealt lovingly with them 
 SEA. 
 
 2 E.sd. 1.13. I led j'ou tlirough the s. gave a passage 
 
 16. 57- lie measured the f. and w'hat it contains 
 Jud. 2. 24. river Arbonai, till you come to the s. 
 IVisd. 5. 22. the water of the s. shall rage ag. them 
 14. .3. for thou hast made a way in thef. 
 
 4. yea, though a man w ent to f. without art 
 
 5. passing the rough s. in a weak vessel, are saved 
 
 19 . 7 . out of the Red s. a w ay without impediment 
 
 Eccl. 1. 2. who can number the sand of the s.'l 
 18. 10. as a drop of water unto the f. 
 
 24. 29 . for her thoughts are more than the f. 
 
 31. my brook became a river, and my river a s. 
 29. 18. and shaken them as a w'ave of the s. 
 
 40.11. that of waters doth return into the s. 
 
 44. 21. w'ould cause theni to inherit from f. to s, 
 50. .3. the cistern, being in compass as the s. 
 
 Ear.S. .30. who hath gone overf. and found her? 
 Dan. .3.13. as sand that lieth on the s. shore 
 Prayer of Manass. above the sands of the f. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 2.3. got blue silk, and purple of the s. 
 
 6. 29 . there came from the isles of the s. bands 
 
 7. I. Demetrius came to a city of the f.-coast 
 
 8. 2.3. good success to .lews by s. and by land 
 .32. we w ill fight w'ith thee by f. and by land 
 
 11.1. like sand that lieth upon the f. shore 
 
 8. Ptolemee having the dominion of the. cities by 
 thef. unto Selcuciaupon the s. coast 
 
 14. 5. he made an entrance to the isles of the f. 
 
 15. 38. made Cendebeus captain of the s. coast 
 
 2 .Mac. 5. 21. to make the s. passable by foot 
 
 9. 8. thought he might command waves of the s. 
 
 SEAS. 
 
 Dan. 3. 56. O ye s. and rivers, bless ye the Lord 
 SEAI,. 
 
 Eel 11. shut the door, and .'. it with thy signet 
 SEALED. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 8. every one wrote his sentence and .f. it 
 
 2 E.sd. 2. 38. those that be f. in the feast of the Lord 
 
 8. 5.3. the root of evil is f. up from you 
 
 'Job. 7 . 14. an instrument of covenants, and s. it 
 
 9. 5. Gabael brought forth bags which were s. 
 IVisd. 2. 5. it is fast .y. that no man cometh again 
 Eel 14. tliey s. the door w ith the king's signet 
 Prayer of Manass. hath shut up the deep, and s. it 
 
 SEALS. 
 
 Eccl. ,38. 27 . and they that cut and grave s. 
 
 45.11. w ith precious stones graven like f. set in gold 
 
 SEA RCH. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 26. I commanded to make diligent j. 
 6.21. let s. be made among the records of Cy'rus 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . .31. that s. their houses with the sword 
 Jud. 8. 14. then how can you s. out God ? 
 
 Esth. 16. 7 . if yes. what hath been wickediv done 
 IVisd. 6. 3. try works and s. out your counsels 
 1.3.7. they s. him diligently, and believe theirsight 
 Eccl. .3. 21. neither j. the things that are above 
 
 6. 27- s. and seek, and she shall be made known 
 
 SEARCHED. 
 
 Esth. 12. 2. heard devices, and s. their purposes 
 Wisd. 9 . 16. the things in heaven, who hath .i- nut? 
 
 1 3jac. 14. 14. law he s. out, and every conteinner 
 
 SEA RCHERS. 
 
 Ear. 3. 23. authors of fables, and f. out of underst. 
 SEARCIIES'L. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 26. the more thou .y. the more marvel 
 
 SEASONABLE. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 20. mercy is s. in time of affliction 
 SEASON. 
 
 2 Esd. 8.41. the thing that is sown good in his s. 
 14. 4. where 1 held him by me a long s. 
 
 JVisd. 16. 6. they were troubled for a small s. 
 Eccl. 20. 20. for he w ill not speak it in due s. 
 
 29. 2. pay thou thy neighbour again in due -y. 
 
 31. 28. w'ine. measurably drunk and in s. brings 
 . 39 . 16. shall be accomplished in <lue s. 
 
 .33. he will give every needful thing in <lue s. 
 
 4.3. 6. he made the moon also to serve in her s. 
 .SEASONS. 
 
 IVisd. 7 . 18. turning of the sun. and change of s. 
 8.8. she foresceth the eventsof.y. and times 
 Eccl. .33. 8. and he altered s. and feasts 
 SEAL. 
 
 1 E.sd. 3.15. he sat him down in the royal .y. 
 
 IVisd. 9. 12. and be wortliy to sit in my father’sr. 
 Eccl. 7 . 4. seek not of the king they, of honour 
 12. 12. set liim not by, lest he seek to take thy s. 
 .38. 33. they shall not sit on the judge’s s. 
 
 SECOND. 
 
 1 E.sd. 1. 31. then he gat upon his s. chariot 
 
 2. .30. ceased till they, year of the reign of Darius 
 
 3. 11. the s. wrote, the king is strongest 
 
 5. 56. in the s. year, and s. month after coming 
 57 . in the first day of the s. month, in the s. year 
 
 alter they were come to Jerusalem 
 Esth. 13. 3. had honour of s. place in the kiiiguoin 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 1. prepared his .». voyage into Egypt 
 7 . 7 . brought the s. to make a'mocking-slock 
 
 SECONDLY. 
 
 Eccl. 23.23. s. she hath trespassed against her husb. 
 SECRET. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 73 . by s. plots and popular persuasions 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 38. the Highest will reveal many s. things 
 Jud. 2. 2. nobles, and communicated his s. counsel 
 JVtsd. 1.11. no word so s. that shall go for nought 
 
 7 . 21. such things as are either s. or manifest 
 
 14. 2.3. or used s. ceremonies, or made revellings 
 17 . 3. they supposed to lie hid in their s. sins 
 Eccl. 3. 22. to see the things that are in s. 
 
 48. 25. he sliewed s. things or ever they came 
 
 1 Mac. 1.53. and drove the Israelites into s. places 
 2. .31. gone down into s. places in the wilderness 
 
 41. that were murdered in the s. places 
 SECREl LY. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 9 . children of good men did sacrifice /. 
 Eccl. 20. 2. .better to repiove, than to be angry s. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 11. to keep the sabbath-day s. 
 
 SECREl.'^. 
 
 Tob. 12.7- it is good to keep close the s. of a king, 11. 
 Eccl. 1. .30. and so God discover thy s. 
 
 4. 18. she will comfort hitn, and shew him her s. 
 
 13. 11. and smiling on thee, will get out thy s. 
 
 14. 21. he shall have understanding in her y. 
 
 22. 22. except for pride, or disclosing of s. 
 
 27 . 17 . if thou bewrayest his s. follow no more 
 .39. 3. he will seek out the s. of grave sentences 
 7 . and in his .y. shall he meditate 
 Sus. 42. G everlasting God, that knowest the x. 
 
 2 Alac. 13. 21. disclosed the .y. to the enemies 
 SECURELY. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 15. that attendeth to her, shall dwell x. 
 SECURI LY, 
 
 2 Esd. 7- 53. paradise, w herein is x. and medicine 
 E’.ccl. 5. 7 . in thy x. fliou shalt be destroyed 
 S ED EC IAS. 
 
 Bar. 1. 8. S. the son of Josias king of Juda had made 
 SEDITION. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 16. for there shall be s. amongst men 
 SEDITIOUS. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 16. Assideans nourish war, and are x. 
 SEE. 
 
 Eccl. 15. 7. and sinners shall not s. her 
 20. 7 . will hold his tongue till he s. opportunity 
 . 37 . 9. on other side, to .y. w hat shall befall thee 
 
 27 . prove thy soul, and s. what is e'il for it 
 42. 22. that a tnau may s. even to a spark 
 
 Bar. 1.20. floweth with milk, as it is tox. this day 
 4. 24. so shall they x. shortly your salvation 
 25. but shot'tly thou shall x. his destruction 
 Sus. 20. the doors are shut that no man can x. us 
 SEED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.70. the holy x is mixed with strange people 
 88. hadst left us neither root, x. nor name 
 
 2 Esd. 3. 15. thou wonkiest never forsake his x. 
 
 8. 6. and thou give us x. to our heart and culture 
 Wi.sd. .3. 16. the X. of unrighteous bed be rooted out 
 
 7 . 2. being compacted in blood of the x. of man 
 10. 15. she delivered the blameiessx. from nation 
 12. 11. it w'as a cursed x. from the beginning 
 14. 6. left to all ages a x. of generation 
 
 Eccl. 1.15. she shall continue with their x. 
 
 10. 19. regard not the law, are a dishonourable x. 
 
 44. 11. with their x. shall continually retnaiu 
 12. their x. stands fast, and their children 
 21. that he would bless the nations in his x. 
 
 45. 15. to his X. so long as the heavens retnain 
 
 21. sacrifices, which he gave to hitn and his x. 
 
 46. 9. his X. obtainerl it for an heritage 
 
 47 . 20. didst stain thy honour, and pollute fhv x. 
 
 22. not take away the x. of him that loveth him 
 2.3. of his X. he left behind him Roboam 
 
 Dan. .3. 13. wouldest multiply their x. as the star; 
 Sus. 56. O thou X. of Chanaan, and not Juda 
 Prayer of Manass. and of their righteous y. 
 
 2 Alac.J. 17 . how he will torment thee and thy x. 
 SEEK. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 23. to x. among the records at Babylon 
 
 8. 85. she shall never x. to have peace w ith them 
 
 2 Esd. 12. 48. that I might x. mercy for low' estate 
 14. 23. that they x. thee not for forty days 
 
 Job. 5. .3. X. thee a man which may go w ith thee 
 
 11. he said, dost thou x. for a tribe or family ? 
 IVisd. 1. 1. and in simplicity of heart x. him 
 
 12. X. not death in the error of your life 
 
 6. 12. wisdom is easily found of such as x. her 
 22. but 1 w ill X. her out from the beginning 
 
 Eccl. 3. 21..<. not the thingsthat are too hard for thee 
 4. 11. wisdom layeth hold on them that x. her 
 12. they that x. to her early, shall be filled 
 
 6. 27 . X. and she shall be made know n to thee 
 
 7 . 4. X. not of the Lord pre-eminence 
 
 6. X. not to be judge, being not alile to take 
 12. 12. set him not by, lest he x. to take thy seat 
 24. .34. 1 latioured for all them that x. wisdom 
 
 28. 3. and doth he x. pardon from the T.ord ? 
 
 .32. 14 . they that x, him early, shall find favour 
 33. 17 . but for all them that x. learning 
 
 21. that thy children should x. to thee 
 25. if let him go idle, he shall x. liberty 
 31. which way w ilt thou go tox. him ? 
 
 36. 2. upon all nations that x. not after thee 
 
 39. 1. he will x. out the w isdom of all the ancient 
 3. ht will X. out secrets of grave sentences 
 
 40. 26. the fear of the Lord needeth not to x. help 
 51. 14. I will X. her out even to the end 
 
 Eel 38. nor hast thou forsaken them that x. thee 
 SEEKELH. 
 
 IVisd. 6.14. who x. her early, have no great travel 
 Eccl. 27 . 1. he thatx. for abundance w ill turn 
 32. 15. he thatx. the law' shall be filled 
 
S E R 
 
 SH A 
 
 SHE LAi'ociiyph*. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 27 . and s. the benefit of otliers 
 SEEKING. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 16. she. goeth about s. such as are worthy 
 8.18. 1 went about how to take her to me 
 
 1.3. 6. for the^' peradventure err, s. God 
 Heel. 14. 16 . no s. of dainties in the grave 
 
 20. 32. necessary patience in the Lord 
 51. 21. my heart was troubled in s. her 
 
 SEEMED. 
 
 Wind. 3. 2. in sight of the unwise they ,f. to die 
 2 Mac, 1.13. the army with him thatJ. invincible 
 SEEN. 
 
 Wisd. 1.3. 1. out of tlie good things tliat arej. 
 
 IT" 19 . that could not be s. of skipping beasts 
 Heel, 16. 5. many things have I s. with my eyes 
 
 42. 15.1 will declare the things that 1 have s. 
 
 43. 31. who hath s-. him that he might tell us 
 Bar. 2. 26. laid waste, as it is to be s. this day 
 
 6. 61 . the lightning breaking forth is easy to be s. 
 Sm. 54. if thou hast s. her, tell me, under what 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 20. for the smoke that was s. declared 
 13.29. might be .V. of all that Sail on the sea 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 36. works, which he had s. with his eyes 
 6. 9. then might a man have .v. present misery 
 
 SELEUCIA. 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 8. unto S. upon the sea-coast 
 SLLEUCU.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 1. Demetrius the son of S. depai ted 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 3. S. king of Asia bare all the costs 
 
 4. 7 . but after the death of S. .Jason laboured 
 
 5. 18. whom S. the king sent to view the treasury 
 
 SEI.L. 
 
 Bar. 6. 28. the things sacrificed, their priests s. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 49 . they could neither buy nor s. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 24. to s. the women and younger sort 
 
 SELLING. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 2. sin stick close between buying and s, 
 
 37 . 11. consult not with a buyer of 
 42. 5. and of merchants indilierent 
 SENATE. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 44. three men that were sent from the s. 
 SEN A \\L-li(>use. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 15. had made for themselves a s.-Imise 
 SEND. 
 
 Tob.Q. 12. .r. one of the maids, and let her see 
 
 10. 8_. I will to thy father, and declare to him 
 Jvd. 6. 3. he will s. his power and destroy them 
 
 9 . 9 . and S', thy wrath upon their heads 
 
 11. 22. God hath done well to .t. thee before 
 IVisd. 9. 10. Os', her out of thy holy heavens 
 
 11. 17 . wanted not means to s. among them bears 
 
 12.8. did S', wasps forerunners of thy host 
 25. thou didst s. a judgment to mock them 
 
 16. 20. thou didst.?, theiu from heaven bread 
 Eccl. 24. 32. 1 will.?. forth her light afar otf 
 .33. 27 . s. him to labour, that he be not idle 
 36. 2. and s. thy fear upon all the natio-ns 
 Bus. 21. thou didst s. away thy maids from thee 
 
 29 . ■?. for Susanna the daughterof Chelcias 
 
 1 Alac. 11. 43. if thou .?. me men to help me 
 
 16. 18. that he should s. him an host to aid him 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 4. open your hearts, and .?. you peace 
 
 6. 23. he willed them to.r. him to the grave 
 
 11. 34. ambassadors of the Romans s. greeting 
 
 14. 27 . commanded that he should s. Maccabeus 
 
 SENNA( H LRIB. 
 
 2 Mac. 8.19. they were oelivered when under S. 
 
 15. 22. anddidstslay in the host of S. 185,000 
 
 SENSE. ■ 
 
 2 E.v^f.l0.36.is my .y.received.or my soul in adream 
 Eccl. 21.18. knowledge ofunwise, as talk without f. 
 SEN r. 
 
 Tob. 2.12. when she had .?. them home to the owners 
 
 12. 20. for 1 go up to him that s'. me 
 Eccl. 28. 23. it shall be s. on them as a lion 
 
 34. 6. if they be not^. from the Most High 
 SENIENCE. 
 
 Eccl. 20.20.a wise j.shall be rejected wheti it cometh 
 41.2. O death, acceptable is thy s', to the needy 
 Bus. 55. the angel of God hath received the s. 
 
 SLN'I ENCES. 
 
 l Esd.3. 16. they shall declare their own s. 
 
 Eccl. 39 . 6 . he shall pour out wise s. and give thanks 
 
 separate. 
 
 Wtsd. 1. 3. for fi'oward thoughts s. from God 
 Eccl. 6.13. s. thyself from thine enemies, take heed 
 SEPARATED. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 .1.3. all they that had s. themselves 
 
 8. 54. then I s. 12 of the chief of the priests 
 Eccl. 16. 16. he hath s. his light from darkness 
 
 SEPULCHRE. 
 
 1 Mac. 9- 19. buried him in the s. of his fathers 
 
 13. .30. this is the s. which he made atModin 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 10. he had no s. with his fathers 
 
 SERPENT. 
 
 Eccl. 12.13. a charmer that is bitten with a 5 . 
 
 21. 2. Hee from sin as from the face ofa s. 
 
 . 25. 15. there is no hea 1 above the head of a 
 SERPENTS. 
 
 W isd. 11. 15. they worshipped .r. void of reason 
 
 16 . 5 . they perished with the slings of crooked s. 
 
 17 . 9. being scared with hissing of .v. they died 
 Eccl. 39. 30. teeth ot wild beasts, scorpions, and s. 
 
 .SERVANT. 
 
 1 Esd_. 4. 59. thine is the glory, and I am thy s. 
 
 Jud. 5. 5. no lie shall come out of the mouth of thy s. 
 
 9 . 10. smite by the deceit of my lips the s. with 
 
 the ijrince, and the prince with the j,. ’ 
 
 11.5. Judith said, receive the words of thv s. 
 
 17 . for thy s. is religious and servuth God 
 
 Wtsd. 9. 5. I tliy s, and the son of thy handmaid 
 
 10. 16. she entered into the soul of the.?, of the Lord 
 
 18. 11. the master and the s. were punished 
 
 21. declaring that lie was thy s. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 20. thy,?, worketh truly, entreat him 
 21. let thy soul love a jjood s. defraud liini not 
 
 10 . 25 . unto the s. that k wise, shall they do service 
 
 19. 21. It a s. say to his master, I will not do 
 
 23. 6. give not over me l<tiy ,?. to an impudent mind 
 10. tor as a s. tliat is continually beaten 
 33 . 24. bread, correction, and work lor a s. 
 
 25. if thou wt thy s. to labour shall find rest 
 
 26. so are tortures and torments for an evil s. 
 
 30. if thou have a s. let him be as thyself 
 .31. if thou have a s. entreat him as a brother 
 
 . 37 .11. consult not with an idle j. of business 
 42. 5. to make tlie side of an evil,?. to bleed 
 2 iliac. 8. 35. became like a fugitive s. to Antioch 
 SERVAN r.S. 
 
 1 E.?(/. 6.1.3. we are the.?, of the L. who made heaven 
 Tob. 10. 10. Raguel gave j. and cattle and money 
 Jud. 10. 2.3. she did revereiu e, and his .?. took her up 
 Esi/i. 15. 16. and all his ,?. comforted her 
 Eccl. 4. .30. be not frantic among thy 
 6 . 11. in prosperity he will be bold over thy .?. 
 
 2.'3. 4. but turn away from thy s. a liaiighty mind 
 .36. 17 . G I.ord, hear the prayer of thy s. 
 
 Bar. 2. 20. as thou hast spoken by thy .?. 
 
 Dan. ,3. 10. we are become a reproacli to thy s. 
 
 63. O ye s. of the Lord, bless ye the Lord 
 Sus. 27 . the s. were greatly ashamed 
 
 1 iliac. 1. 6. wherefore he called his •?. 
 
 8. his .?. bare rule every one in his place 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 6. and he sliall he ('omforted in his S. 
 
 .3.3. yet shall he he at one again witli his.?. 
 
 31. lifting up tliy hainl against the .?. of God 
 8. 29. to be reconciled with his s. for ever 
 
 •SERVE. 
 
 1 E.vd. 1. 4. now therefore j. the Lord your God 
 Jud. 11. 1. never hurt any that was willing to^. 
 Eu/i. 12. 5. command Mardocheus to ,v. in the court 
 IVisd. 15. 7■ the vessels that .?. for clean uses 
 Eccl.'2,. 1. if thou come to .?. the I.ord, prepare 
 
 2.3. 5. hold him up that is desirous always to i'. thee 
 . 39 . 4. lie sliall s. among great men, and appear 
 
 4.3. 6. he made the moon also to .?, in her sea.son 
 
 2 Mac. 1. ,3. God give you all an lieart to j. Iiim 
 4. 14. had no courage to ,?. any more at the. altar 
 
 SERVED. [use 
 
 Wisd. 13. 1.3. the refuse among those that.?. to no 
 Eccl. 25. 8. that hath not .?. a man more unworthy 
 SERVETH. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 24. for tlie creature that s. thee 
 Eccl. .35. 16 . lie that .?. the I.ord shall be accepted 
 SERVICE. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 7. potter fashionetli every vessel for our s. 
 Eccl. .3. 7- and he will do .?. unto his patents 
 10.25. to servant shall they that are free doj. 
 
 11. 23. sa 3 ' not, what profit is there of my s. ? 
 
 50. 14. and finishing the s. at the altar 
 2 Mac. 3. .3. belonging to the of the sacrifices 
 SERVING. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 21. for men .?. eiilier calamity or tyranny 
 
 19 . 6. s. the peculiar ( ommandments given to tliem 
 
 SERVllUDE. 
 
 Jud. 8. 2.3. our s. shall not be directed to favour 
 SEl'. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .3. to s. the ark in the house Solomon built 
 2. 24. and if the walls thereof be .?. up anew 
 
 2 Fysd.3. 18. thou didst .?. fast the earth 
 JVisd. 1.3. 18. which cannot.?. afoot forward 
 Eccl. 2.2. s. thy heart aright and constantly endure 
 
 9^2. tor', her foot upon thy substance 
 
 15. 16. he hath s. fire and water before thee 
 
 17- 17 . he.?, a ruler over every people 
 
 22. 27 . who shall .?. a watch before my mouth 
 
 .31. 16. eat tliose things which arer. before tliee 
 
 3.3. 25. if thou s. thy servant to labour, find rest 
 28. .?. him to work as is fit for him 
 
 .34. 6. if not sent, .?. not thy heart upon them 
 .38. 29 . who is alway carefully s. at his work 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 54. they s. up the abomination on altar 
 
 2 Mac. 5.20. it was .?. up with all glory 
 
 SETIEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 9. for such a one .?. his own soul to sale 
 38. 28. he s. his mind to finish his work 
 SE l' l LNG. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 30. the crown, and it upon her own head 
 SELI'LED. 
 
 Esth. 1.3. 7 . so cause our affairs to he well s. 
 
 Eccl. 22 . 17 . a heart,?, on athouglitof understanding 
 42. 17 . declare works, which the Lotd firmly s. 
 SEVEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 63. and they feasted with gladness s. days 
 8. 11. and to my s. friends the counsellois 
 Tob. 2. 1. which is tlie holy feast of the s. weeks 
 
 3.8. thou hast liad already .?. husbands 
 15. my s. husbands are already dead 
 
 6. 1.3. that this maid hath been given to .?. men 
 
 11. 19. Tobias’ wedding was kept s. days with joy 
 
 12. 15. 1 am Raphael, one of the s. holy angels 
 Jud. 16 . 24. and Israel lamented herj. (iays 
 Eccl. 7 . 3. thou shalt not reap them ^.-fold 
 
 20. 12. buyeth for little, and repayeth it .?.-fold 
 22. 12. j. (lays do men moiii n for him that is dead 
 
 35. 11. give with a cheerful eye, for the Lord re- 
 
 compenseth and will give thee s. times as much 
 . 37 . 14. wont to tell him more than .?. watclimen 
 
 40. 8. and that is j.-fold more on sinners 
 Bar.5. 3. for long season, namely, generations 
 Bel 32. and in the den there weie s. lions 
 
 1 Alac. 1.3. 28. moreover, he set up j. pyramids 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . l.s, brethren with their mother taken 
 
 SEVEN I'H. 
 
 1 E.M. 5. 5 . 3 . from the first day of the .?. month 
 Eccl. 17 . 5. in tlie s. place he imparted spert h 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 5.3. for it was s. year, and they iji .1 iidea 
 
 2 !\lac. 12. .38. when the .?. day came, they purilieti 
 15. 4. who commanded the .?. day to be kept 
 
 SEVENTY. 
 
 1 Etd. 1. 58. until the full term of.?. years 
 
 2 E.sd. 14. 46 . keep the s. last, that mayest deliver 
 Jud. 1. 2. made the height of tiie wall s. cubits 
 
 SEVERAL. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.11. .according to the s. dignities of fatliers 
 
 2 Alac. 12. 2. but of the govei'iiors of j. places 
 
 SEVERE. 
 
 Jl'isd. 5. 20. s. wrath shall he sharpen for a sword ' 
 11. 10. but tlie other as a.?, king tliou didst condemn 
 SHADOW. 
 
 JVi.td. 2. 5. foroiir time is a very s. that passeth 
 
 5. 9 . all these things are passed away as a i. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 2. is like liim that catchetli at a .?. 
 
 Bar. 1.12. we sliall live under the s. of Nabucliodon. 
 
 SHADOWING. 
 
 Wisd. 19 . 7 . namely, a cloud s. the camp 
 SHAKE. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 7 . forsake thee, and s. liis head at tliee 
 SHAKEN. 
 
 JVisd. 4. 4. yet they shall he ,?. with the wind 
 Eccl. 16. 19 . and foundations of tlie earth sliall be jt. 
 26. 7 . an evil wife is a yoke .?. to and fro 
 29 . 18. hath s. them as a wave of the sea 
 
 4.3. 16. at his sight the mountains are s. 
 
 SHAKING. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 16. timber cannot he loosed with .?. 
 
 2 Alac.5. .3. Iiorsetnen in array with x. of shields 
 11. 8. one in white clothing .?. his armour 
 SHAME. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.22. ourcliildren are put to.?, priests burnt 
 Jud. 12. 12. tor lo, it will be a s. lor our peison 
 
 1.3. 16. Iiath not committed sin witli me to.?, me 
 
 14. 18. woman brought s. on house of N abiichodon. 
 Eccl. 4. 21. for tliei'e is a s. that hringetli sin 
 
 5.1.3. .?. is in talk, the tongue of a man is his fall' 
 14. for a foul ,?. is u|)on the thief 
 
 6. 1. thou slialt inherit an ill name, .?. reproacli 
 
 1.3. 7 . he will s. titee by his meals, and iauglj 
 20. 26. the s. of a liar is ever with liiin 
 
 26. 8. and she will not cover her own s. 
 
 24. a dishonest woman contemiieth .?. 
 
 42. 14. a woman wliicli hringetli s. and reproach 
 Bar. 2. 6. to us and to our fathers open .v. 
 
 Dart. 3. 10. w e are become a .?. and l eiiroach 
 19. put us not to s. hut deal with us after thy 
 2 Alac. 5 . 7 . at last received s. for Ids treason 
 9 . 2. he being put to fiiglit, returned 'with s. 
 SHAMidGVCED. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 15. a ?. wonitm is a double grace 
 
 25. hut she that is s. w ill fear the I.ord 
 .32. 1 ( 1 . and before a s. man shall go favour 
 
 41. 16. therefore he .v. according to tliy word 
 
 24. so shalt thou he tnilv .?. and find favour 
 
 ^ SHAMEFACEDNE.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 41. 16. tor it is not good to retain all s, 
 SHAMEFUL. 
 
 JVisd. 2. 20. let ns condemn him witli a s. death 
 SHAMEFULLY. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 34. he abused tliem .?. and spake proudly 
 
 2 Mac. 11.12. aiui Lysias himself tied away s. 
 
 SI1AME1.E.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 10. if tliy daughter be .?. keep her in 
 
 25 . a s. woman shall he accounted as a dog 
 40. .30. begging is sweet in tlie mouth of the'j'. 
 
 42. 11. keep a sure watch over a .?. daughter 
 Bar. 4. 15. a s. nation, and of strange language 
 
 SHAPE. 
 
 JJ'tsd. 18.1. hearing voice, and not seeing tlieir s. 
 SHARP. 
 
 JJisd. 6. 5. f(3r a .?. judgment sliall lie to them 
 
 18. 16. unfeigned commandment as a .v. sword 
 Eccl. 43. 19. it lieth on tlie to|} of s. stakes 
 SHARPEN. 
 
 JVisd. 5. 20. liis wialli sliall he s. for a sword 
 SHAVEN. 
 
 Bar. 6. 31. priests, liaving lieads and beard.s s. 
 SHED. 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 37 . tlius they .?. innocent blood 
 SHEDDELH. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 11. and an liasty fighting f. blood 
 SilEEP. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 8. gave two tliousaiid and six lumdred r, 
 
 9. tliey gave to tlie l.evites five thousand s, 
 SHEKEI.S. 
 
 1 Alac. 10. 42. tlie five thousand s. of silver 
 SH Ei;i ER. 
 
 Eccl. 14.26. shall set his children under her s. 
 SHEPHERD. 
 
 JVisd. 17 . 17 . a s. or a labourer in tlie field 
 Eccl. 18.13. he hringetli again, as a s. his flock 
 SHEW. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 37 . nor could they .?. their families 
 
 2 Esd. 1.5. my peofile their sinful deeds 
 
 Tob. 14. 9. f. thyself merciful and iust that it may 
 JVisd. 5. 1.3. and we had no sign of virtue to s. 
 
 12. 1.3. s. that thy judgment is not unright 
 
 1.3. 10. w hich are gold and silver, to .?. art in 
 Eccl. 4. 18. comfort him, and .?. him her secrets 
 
 7 . 24^ s. not thy face cheerful toward liim 
 16.25. I will .?. forth doctrine in weight 
 18.21. and in the time of sins .?., repeiitance 
 22. 19. niaketh the heart to ,?. her know ledge 
 
 36. 6. s. new signs, and make strange w'onders 
 39^8. he shall j. forth what he hath learned 
 
 15. s. forth his praise with songs of your lips 
 
 4.3. 1. the beauty of heaven with his glorious s. 
 
 44.15. the congregation will s. forth their praise 
 
 Bar. .3. . 37 . afterward did he s. himself on eartli 
 6. 38. they can s. no mercy to the widow 
 Bus. 50. come sit dow n among us, and s. it us 
 Prai/er of Manass. in me thou w ilt s. thy goodness 
 2 Mac.6.Q7. I will i'. myself such an one 
 
 8.4. he would i. his hatied against the w icked 
 12. 30. that he would j. himselt their helper 
 
 .SHEWED. 
 
 1 Esd. 8.73. now hath mercy been s. unto 113 
 JVisd. 10. 10. she s. him tlie kingilom of God 
 18. 18. one and another?, the cause of hisdeatii 
 
 Eccl. 3. 23. for more things are .?. unto thee 
 
 14. 12. covenant of the grave is not .?. unto thee 
 45. .3. and he s. liim pai t of Ids glory 
 
 46.20. he [irophesied, and .?. the king his end 
 47 . 2 . 3 . .lerohoam, who s. Ephraim the way of sio 
 48. 25. lie ,?. w hat sluiuld come to pass for ever 
 49-8. which was s. him on chariot of ( lieriihims 
 Bar. 3. .34. they .?. light to him that made them 
 Bel 21. the priests, who s. him the privy doors 
 
 2 Mac.2. 8. the cloud, as it was s. under Illoses 
 . 3 . 7 . when Apollonius had .?. him of the money 
 
 15. 32. and s. them vih; Niranor's head 
 
 SIIEW’EI II. 
 
 JVisd. 1. 2. he.?. himself to sucli as do not distrust 
 6. 16. .?. herself favourably to them in the ways 
 Eccl. 28. 4. he .?. no mercy to a man like himsl-lf 
 . 37 . 20. there is one that .?. w'isdom in words 
 Bar. 6. 59. better to be a king that s. his povrei 
 
 ()85 
 
APOCRYPHA.] S I G 
 
 SIN 
 
 SIN 
 
 SHIELD. 
 
 Jvd. 9.7. they trust in j. and spear, and bow 
 Ji-ccl. 29 . 13. tlian a iniLdny s. and strongspear 
 1 Mac. 15. U5. and tliey broiiglit a s. ot gold 
 
 20. it seemed good to receive llie s. of them 
 
 .SH1ELU.S. 
 
 1 ilf/TC. 6. 2. in it a rich temple wherein were s. 
 
 2 Mac. .5.;5.wiih shaking: off. and drawing of swords 
 
 15. 11. iiotso much with defence of f. and spears 
 
 SIlllME. 
 
 Wisd. 3 . 7 . they shall s. and run to and fro 
 JLccl. 24.32.1 will yet make doctrine to f.as morning 
 .SHINED. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 6 . the light of righteousness not s. to us 
 17 . 20 . the whole world s. with clear light 
 'Bar. 3. 34. the stars i. in tlieir watches 
 
 1 Mac. f>. . 39 . the mountains f. like lamps of fire 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 32. tlie light that . 9 . from the altar 
 
 SHINING. 
 
 Bed. 43. 8. s. in the firmament of heaven 
 50. 7 . as the sun s. upon temple of most High 
 SHIP, S. 
 
 TVisd.5. 10. asa f. that passeth over the waves 
 Bed. 33. 2. an hypocrite is as a f. in a storm 
 
 1 A/ac.8. 26 . that aid tliem with money or .v. 
 
 15.3. gathered soldiers, and prepared s. of war 
 
 SHOE. 
 
 Bed. 46. 19. 1 have not taken so much as a s. 
 SHOOK. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 26. so that the earth s. at the noise 
 2 Mac. 12. 12. whereupon tliey f. hands 
 
 SHOOTING. 
 
 Wisd. 11.18. f. horrible sparks out of their eyes 
 SHORN-. 
 
 To/>. 1. 6. having that whicli was first s. 
 
 SHORT. 
 
 Wisd. 2.1. they said, our life isf. and tedious 
 4. 13. he being made perfect in a s. time 
 9. 5. ofa j. time, and too young for understanding 
 
 15. 9. his cai e is not that his life is s. 
 
 16. 3. these suffering iieniiry for a s. space 
 Bed. 17 . 2. he gave them few days, and a s. time 
 
 .31. 19. he fetcheth not his wind s. on his bed 
 32. 8. let thy speech be s. comprehending much 
 30. 8. tnake the time s. remember the covenant 
 43. 27 . we may speak much, and yet come s. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. .32. and to be s. in the story itself 
 7.36. our brethren who have suffered 'as. pain 
 SHORTEN. 
 
 Bed. 30. 24. envy and wrath.c. the life 
 SHOR I'LY. 
 
 Wisd. 14.14. they shall come s. to an enil 
 Bar. 4. 24. so shall they see f. j’our salvation 
 25. but s. thou shall see his destruction 
 SHOULDER. 
 
 Beci. 6. 25. bow down thy .9. and bear her 
 2 iliac. 12. .35. horseman of Thracia smote off his f. 
 15. .30. strike off Nicanor’s head with hisf. 
 SHOULDERS. 
 
 1 Esd.\.4. ye shall no more bear the ark on yourf. 
 Bed. 7 . 31. trespass-offering, and gift of the s. 
 
 Bar. i.(11. bow down yourj. to serve tlie king 
 
 6. 26. they are borne upon s. having no feet 
 SHOUTED. 
 
 Bed. 50. 16. then^. the sons of Aaron and sounded 
 SHOWER. 
 
 Ban. 3. 42. O every s. and dew, bless v'e the Lord 
 SHOWERS. 
 
 Wisd. 16.16. with strange s. were they persecuted 
 SH REWD. 
 
 Bed. 8. 19 . lest he requite thee with a^. turn 
 SHRUBS. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 38. they saw j. growing in tlie courts 
 SHRUNK. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 6. the wicked s. foi' fear of him 
 SHUT. 
 
 Tob. 8. 4. after they were both .9. in together 
 Jnd. 13. 1. and Bagoas.9. his tent without 
 Wisd. J8. 4. who had kept thy sons s. up 
 Bed. 4. 31. and s. when thou shouldst repay 
 29. 12. J. up alms in thy store-houses 
 .30. 18. delicates poured upon a mouth s. up 
 
 48. .3. by the word of the Lord he .9. up heaven 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 18. for many to be up in hands of few 
 4. .31. s. up this army in the hand of thy people 
 
 6. 18. they s. up the Israelites round about 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 15. s. temple as soon as Antioch us came 
 4. 34. whom he s. up without regard of justice 
 
 SIGH EM. 
 
 Bed. 50. 26. that foolish people that dwell in S. 
 SICK. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 8 . they that promised to drive troubles 
 from a s. soul, were s. themselves 
 ot tear 
 
 Bed. 7- 35. be not slow to visit the s. 
 
 18. 19. and use physic or ever thou be s. 
 
 21. humble thyself before thou be s. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 5. and after these things he fell s. 
 
 6. 8. lay down on his bed, an<i fell s. for grief 
 SICKNESS. 
 
 Bed. 30. 17 . death is better than continual s. 
 
 .31.22. be quick, so shall there noj. come to thee 
 . 37 . 30. tor excess of meats bi ingeth s. 
 
 38.9. my son, in thy s. be not negligent 
 
 2 Alac. 9. 22. having great hope to escape this s. 
 
 SIDE, S. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 9. of whose J. the king shall judge 
 li'isd. 2. 24. they that do hold of his s. do find it 
 
 17 . 10. which could of no s. be avoided 
 
 JEccL .30. 12. beat him on the . 9 . while he is achild 
 
 42.5. to make the .9. of an evil servant to bleed 
 1 Alac. 6. 38. they set them on this i. and that s, 
 
 SIEGE. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 49- no victuals there to endure the s. 
 
 9 . 64 . then went lie and laid against Hethbasi 
 
 2 AJac. to. 18. things convenient to sustain the j. 
 33. they laid s. against the fortress four days 
 
 11.5. he drew near to Bethsura, and laid s. to it 
 
 SIEVE. 
 
 Bed. 27 .4.when one sifteth with a r. refuse remains 
 SIGH. 
 
 Eccl. 25.18. when he heareth it shall s. bitterly 
 
 686 
 
 SIGHED. 
 
 Sus. 22. then Susanna .9. and said, I am straitened 
 SIGH E l H. 
 
 Bed. .30. 20. a eunuch embraceth a virgin, and s. 
 SIGHING. 
 
 Jud. 14. 16. Bagoas cried with weeping and s. 
 SIGH I . 
 
 Tob. 4. 11. that give it in the s. of the Most High 
 21. and do that which is pleasing in his s. 
 
 11. 16. marvelled, because he bad received his s. 
 
 12. 6. hath done unto you in s. of all that live 
 
 14. 2. fifty-eight years old when he lost his s. 
 
 Jnd. 5. 12. ligyiitians cast them out of their s. 
 
 15. 2. none <iurst abide in . 9 . of his neighbour 
 Wisd. .3. 2. in s. of the unwise, they seemed to die 
 
 4. for though they be [lunished in the s. of men 
 8. 11. I shall be admired in the s. of great men 
 9- 9. wisdom knew what was acceptable in thy s. 
 
 13. 7 . search him diligently, and believe their s. 
 
 15. 5. the s. whereof enticeth fools to lust after it 
 
 16. 3. the ugly s. of the beasts sent among them 
 
 17 . 6. to be worse than the s. they saw not 
 Bed. 1. 29 . be not a hypocrite in the j. of men 
 
 2. 17 - they will humble their souls in his s. 
 
 7 . .3.3. a gift hath grace in the s. of every man 
 
 8. 16. for blood is as nothing in his s. 
 
 11. 21. it is an easy thing in the s. of the I.ord 
 38. .3. in s. pf great men he shall be in admiration 
 
 4.3. 16. at his the mountains are shaken 
 
 45. 1. which found favour in the s. of all flesh 
 .3. he made him glorious in the s. of kings 
 
 46. 6. because he fought in the s. of the I.ord 
 Bar. 1. 22. to do evil in the s. of the I^rd our God 
 Hus. 23. than to sin in the s. of the Lord 
 
 SIGN, S. 
 
 B.sth. 14. 16. I abhor the s. of my high estate 
 Wisd. 5. 11. no s. where she went is to be found 
 16. 6. be admonislied, having a s. of salvation 
 Bed. . 37 . 17 . the countenance is a s. of changing 
 
 4.3. 6. a <ieclaration of times, and a s. of world 
 
 7 . from the moon is the s. of feasts, a light 
 
 Bar. 2.11. out of Egypt with s. and with wonders 
 6. 67 . neither can they shew s. in the heavens 
 SIGNET. 
 
 Tob. 1. 22. Acliiacharus was keeper of the s. 
 
 Eccl. 17. 22. the alms of a man is as a s-. with him 
 .32. 6. as . 9 . of an emerald set in a work of gold 
 
 49. 11. even he was as a s. on the right hand 
 Bel 11. and seal it w ith thine owm s. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 15. gave him tlie crown, his robe, and s. 
 SILENCE. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 5. there is one that keepeth . 9 . found wise 
 6. and some keep s. knowing his time 
 41.20. of before them thatsalute thee 
 dAlac. 14 . 17 . through the suddens, of his enemies 
 SILENT. 
 
 Eccl. 26.14. a s. and loving woman is a gift of Lord 
 SILK. 
 
 1 Alac. 4. 23. got much gold, and silver, and blue s. 
 SILVER. 
 
 Jud. 5. 9 . they were increased with gold and s’. 
 
 Ji i.id. 7 . 9. s. shall be counted as clay before her 
 13. 10. the works of men's hands, gold and s. 
 
 Bed. 26. 18. pillars are upon the sockets of s. 
 
 28. 24. look that thou bind up thy s. and gold 
 40. 25. gold and s. make the foot stand sure 
 
 47 . 18. and thou didst multiply s. as lead 
 
 50. 16. the sons of Aaron sounded the s. trumpets 
 Bar. .3. 17. they that hoarded up s. and gold 
 
 18. they that wrought in s. and w'ere careful 
 
 6.4. ye shall see in Babylon gods of . 9 . and gold 
 .39. their gods which are overlaid with gold and j. 
 
 a Alac. 2. 2. when fhev see images of s. and gold 
 SILVEiR-SMI I MS. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 9 . butstriveth to excel gold-smiths and s. 
 SIMEON. 
 
 Jud. 9. 2. O Lord God of my Fatlier S. to whom 
 1 Alac. 2. 1. son of S. a priest of the sons of Joarib 
 SIMON. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 24. the copy hereof they wrote to .S. 
 
 .32. when he saw the glory of S. he was astonislied 
 .3.3. then answered S. and said unto him 
 
 16. 2. S. called his eldest sons, Judas and John 
 
 I. 3. Ptolemeus consulted against S. and his sons 
 
 14. S. was visiting the cities in the country 
 
 16 . when S. and his sons had drunk largely, they 
 came uponS. in banqueting-place and slew him 
 
 2 Alac. 3. 4. one S. of the tribe of Benjamin 
 
 II. not as that wicked S. had misinformed 
 
 4. 3. by one of S. faction murders were committed 
 4. Apollonius did rage, and increase S. malice 
 6. the state continue quiet, and S. leave his folly 
 
 8. 22. he joined S. and Joseph and Jonathan 
 10. 20. they that were with S. being led with 
 SIMPLICITY. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 1. and in s. of heart seek him 
 SIN. 
 
 1 E.rd. 8. 76. we have been in great s. to this day 
 9 .11. seeing our f. in these things is spread far 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 36. we that received the law, perish by j. 
 
 15. 24. woe to them that 5. and keep not my coihm. 
 26. Lord knoweth all them that s. against him 
 
 16. 63. knoweth them that s. and would hide s. 
 Tob. 3. 14. that 1 am pure from all j. with man 
 4. 5. I^t not thy will be set to s. or transgress 
 
 21. if thou fear God and depart from all s. 
 
 12. 9. for alms shall purge away all s. 
 
 10. they that s. are enemies to their own life 
 Jud. 5. 20. and they .9. against their God, 11. 10. 
 IVisd. 1. 4. nor dwell in the body that issubject to s. 
 10. 13. forsook not, but delivered him from f. 
 
 15. 2. if we S', we are thine, knowing thy power, but 
 we will not s. knowing that we are thine 
 Eccl. 3. 27 . the wicked man shall heap s. upon s. 
 
 4. 21. for there is a shame that bringeth s. 
 
 5. 5. be not without fear to add s. unto s. 
 
 7 . 8 . bind not one .9. upon another 
 
 10. 1.3. for pride is the beginning of . 9 . 
 
 1.3. 24. riches are good to him that hath no s. 
 
 15. 20. nor hath he given any man license to s. 
 
 20. 3. for so Shalt thou escape wilful s. 
 
 21. 2. flee from s. as from the face of a serpent 
 
 Eccl. 2.3.11. if he offend, his s. shall be upon him, 
 if he acknow ledge not his s. a double ofleuce 
 
 13. to swearing, for therein is the word of s. 
 
 16. two sorts of men multiply s. and the third 
 
 25. 24. ot the woman came the beginning ot s. 
 
 £6. 28. that returneth from righteousness to t. 
 
 29 . an huckster shall not be freed from s. 
 
 £ 7 . 2. so J. sticks close tjetween buying and selling 
 10. so s. for them that work iniquity 
 1.3. and their sport is the wantonness of/. 
 
 .32. 12. take pastime, but .9. not by proucl siieech 
 .34. 19. nor is lie pacified for s. by sacrifices 
 .38. 10. leave off s. and order thy hands aright 
 42. 1. and accept no person to s. thereby 
 
 46. 7- Jmd they withheld the people from /. 
 
 47 . 23. there was also Jeroboam, who caused 
 Israel to s. an<l sb.ewed Ephraim the way ot /. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 15. lest being come to (be height ot /. 
 
 12. 42. that the s. committed might be put out of 
 remembrance Judas exhorted to keep from / 
 SINS. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 75. our /. are multiplied above our heads 
 86. for thou, 0 l^rd, didst make our /. light 
 
 9. 7- thereby 10 increase the /. of Israel 
 Wisd. 4. 20. they cast up the accounts of their/. 
 
 11. 23. and thou winkest at the s. of men 
 
 12. 19 . of hope that thou givest repentance for/. 
 17 . 3. they supposed to lie hid in tlieir sec ret /. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 21. the fear of the Lord drivelh away .r. 
 
 2. 11. the I.ord forgiveth /. and savet'i in altiiction 
 
 3. 3. maketli an atonement for his /. 
 
 14. instead of .9. it shall be added to build thee 
 
 15. thy /. shall melt aw ay as ice in fair weather 
 
 5. 6. he will be pacified for the multitude of my/. 
 
 12.14. one that is defiled with him in his /. 
 
 14. 1. and is not pricked with the multitude of /. 
 
 16. 9- people, that were taken away in their s. 
 
 17. 20. but all their /. are before the Lord 
 25. return to the I.ord, and forsake thy /. 
 
 18. 21. and in the time of/. shew repentance 
 
 21. 1. do so no more, ask pardon for thy former /. 
 23. 2. they sjiare me not, and it pass not by my /. 
 
 3. lest my /. abound to my destruction 
 12. and they shall not wallow in their/. 
 
 18. the Most High will not remember my .t. 
 
 28. 2. forgive, so shall tliy .9. also be forgiven 
 
 4. and doth he ask forgiveness of bis own /. 
 
 5. who will treat for pardon of his . 9 . 
 
 8. abstain from strife, thou shall diminish thy /. 
 .34. 26. so it is with a man that fasteth for his /. 
 
 47 .11. the Lord took away bis /. and exalted 
 24. and their /. were multiplied exceecliiigly 
 
 48. 15. neither departed they from their .9. 
 
 16. was pleasing to God, and some multiplied/. 
 Ban. .3. 5. bring these on us because of our s. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 17 . Lord was angry for awhile for the/ 
 18. had been formerly wrapped in many /. 
 
 6.14. till they be come to the fulness of tlieir /. 
 
 7 . 32. for we suffer because of our /. 
 
 12. 42. for the /. of those that were slain 
 
 13. 8. as he committed manv /. about the altar 
 
 SINFUL. 
 
 J'ob. 13. 6. declare his majesty to a /. nation 
 H i.fd. 3. 1.3. which hath not known the /. bed 
 Eccl. 10. 23. nor convenient to magnifv a/, man 
 
 11. .32. and a /. man layetli wait for blood 
 
 15. 12. for be bath no need of the /. man 
 27. 30. and the /. man shall have them both 
 
 32. 17 . a. 9 . man will not be reproved, but findeth 
 1 Alac. 1. .34. and they put therein a /. nation 
 
 2. 44. and they smote /. men in their anger 
 SINNED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.24. concerning those that/, and did wTcked. 
 4. 27 . many also have erred, and /. for women 
 Tob. .3. 3. my fathers, w ho have /. before thee 
 Jud. 5. 17 . whilst they' /. not before their God 
 T..\th. 14. 6. and now we have /. before thee 
 Wisd. 12. 11. tor those things wherein they/. 
 
 Eccl. 5.4. say not I have /. and what harm happened 
 
 21 . 1 . m 3 ’ son, hast thou /. ? do so no more 
 £ 7 . 1 . many have /. for a small matter 
 Bar. 1 . 1.3. we have /. against the Lord our God 
 Braver of Alanasc. thou hast promised repentance 
 to them that have /. thou hast not appointed 
 repentance to the just, which have not hut 
 to me, for I have /. above the ntimlier of the 
 sands of the sea ; 1 have /. O Lord, I have .9. 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 18. we suffer, having /. against our God 
 
 SINNER. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 25. godliness is an abomination to a /. 
 
 2. 12. woe to the /. that goeth two ways 
 o. 9. so doth the /. that hath a double tongue 
 
 6. 1. even so shall a that hath a double tongue 
 
 8.10. kindle not the coals of a /. lest thou be burned 
 
 9.11. envy not the glory of a /. kiiowest not bis end 
 
 12. 4. give to the godly and help not the /. 7 . 
 
 14. so one that goeth to a /. and is defiled 
 
 13. 17 . what fellowship hath the wolf with the 
 
 lamb ' so the /. w ith the goclly 
 
 15. 9. praise is not seemly in the mouth of a /. 
 
 16. 13. the /. shall not escape with hisspc ils 
 20. 9. there is a /. that bath g(X)d success in evil 
 
 2.3. 8. the /. shall be left in his foolishness 
 25. 19 . let the portion of/, tall upon her 
 
 29. 16. a /. will overthrow the estate of his surety’’ 
 
 33. 14. goocl is set aaainst evil, so is the godly set 
 
 against the/, and the /. against the eodly 
 Prayer cf Alanass. repentance to iiie that am a .v. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 48. nor suflered they the /. to ti iiiinph 
 SINNERS. 
 
 IVisd. 4.10. so that livinir among /. he was translated 
 
 19 .1.3. and punishments came upon the /. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 6. his indimiation resteth upon /. 
 
 7 . 16 . number not thyself among the multitude of /. 
 
 11. 9. and sit not in judgment with /. 
 
 16. had their beginning logetlier with s. 
 
 21. marvel not at the worksof/. trust in the I.ord 
 
 12. 6. for the Most Higli hatetli /. and will repay 
 15. 7 . not attain to her, and /. shall not see her 
 19.22. nor at any time is the counsel of/. priiUence 
 21.6. hateth to be reproved, is in the way of /. 
 
 10. the way of /. is made plain w ith stones 
 
SLA 
 
 Eccl. 39. 25. so evil things are created for 
 27 . so to the s. they are turned into evil 
 
 40. B. and that is seven-fold more upon s. 
 
 41. 5. the children off. are ahominablechildren 
 0 . the inheritance of .{.children shall perish 
 
 11 . hut an ill name of f. shall be blotted out 
 
 Prayer of Matiass. thy anary threatening^ toward 
 s. IS uuportable ; hast appointed repentance tof. 
 
 n 2 sa, II. 16. might know wherewithal a man s. 
 
 10 29. who will justify him that f. aa. hissoul 
 ly, 4^ he that j. shall otfenrl aaainst hissoul 
 jy. lo. he that s. before lus Maker, let him fall 
 ^ , . SliN'NlJSG. 
 
 "'ll! beware 
 if power he be hindered from s. 
 
 ~ 0 . ^ 1 . there is that is hindered from s. thro’ want 
 SIISAI. 
 
 £ccl. 48. 7 . who heardest rebuke of the Lord in S, 
 
 , SINCERE, 
 
 icc/. 5.11. be swift to hear, and let thy life be s. 
 y. SI N Ct, 
 
 V to f. this thanksgivings 
 
 l_will j, to the Lord a new song 
 Peel. 41. 9. and daily s. praises in their songs 
 Oi. 11 . and 1 will s. praises with thanksgiving 
 ^ , SINGER. 
 
 Peel. 9.4. use not company of a woman that is a s. 
 SINGCRS. 
 
 \Psd.\. 15. the holy s. also were in their order 
 Peel. 4,. 9. he set s. also befoie the altar 
 50. 18. the s. also sang praises with their voices 
 SINGING. 
 
 ®2./. songs of thanksgiving to the Lord 
 lytsd. 18. 9. fathers now f. out the songs of praise 
 
 ri /- j . , ^ii^gular. 
 
 Wtsd. 14. 18. the s. diligence of the artificer 
 ^ „ SION. 
 
 I- '• f®’’ desolation of S. 
 
 5. 25. thou hast hallowed S. to thyself 
 
 6 . 4. or ever the chimneys in S. were hot 
 10 . 7 that S. our mother is full of heaviness 
 
 purposed cruel things against top ofS. 
 i established in S. 
 lift Up his hand against S, 
 
 24. he comforted them that mourned in S. 
 
 ^ ,, SIRNAME. 
 
 1 Mac, 2. 5. Jonatl'.an whose was Apphus 
 SI RN A MED. 
 
 ^ uf’ochusj. Epiphanes, who had 
 o. 4o. ii.iea 2 ar also s» Savaran, perceiving 
 . SISTER. 
 
 Too. 8. 4 . Tobias said, j. arise, and let us pray 
 
 i . U Lord, 1 take not this my s, for lust 
 SIT. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 7 . and he shall .c. next to Darius 
 T ‘'’OU Shalt next to me 
 
 she might and eat upon them 
 m-id.g. n. he worthy to.f. in my father’s seat 
 Peel. 9. 9. s. notatal. with another man’s wife, nor 
 . , down with her in thine arms 
 
 maketh him to.f. among great men 
 9. and s. not in judgment with sinners 
 
 12 . 12 . neither let him j at thy right hand 
 In' k b'isband shall .y. among his neighbours 
 
 ‘’'■ery hedge will she .v. down 
 
 ^ bountiful table, be notgreedv’ 
 .32, 1. take diligent care for them, so down 
 38. 33. tliey shall not s. high in the consregafion, 
 
 , shall not,{. on the judges’ seat 
 
 42.12. and .f. not in ihe midst of women 
 
 iius. oO. the elders said, come s. down amono- us 
 _ SIT'J'EST. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 9. deliver from the hand of the oppressor, 
 
 no faint-hearted when thou s. in judgment 
 
 01 iii* remember Avhen thou s. among great men 
 81. lb. w'hen thou among many, reach not 
 
 . srrj'Enr, 
 
 !• i- "".’e, me wisdom that f. by thy throne 
 
 Pccl. Z%. 6. neigheth under every one that.?, on him 
 that ,y. on a throne of glory 
 Par. 6 . 71 . like a white thorn, that every bir 
 ^ sirriNG. 
 
 5- i’ <'>e king 
 
 Jrtsd. 6. 14. he shall find lier s. at hisdoors 
 
 Peel. 1. 8. there is one wise.j. on his throne 
 38.28. the smith alsoj. by the anvil 
 29 . so doth the potter s. at his work, and turning 
 Par. 6 . 43. the women also j. in the ways 
 Pel 40. he looked in, and behold Daniel was^- 
 _ . SIX. 
 
 Toh. 14. 3. called his son, and s. sons of his son 
 Pet.M. into the lions’ den, where he wasj. days 
 r j - • SIXTH. 
 
 1 Ew. 7jO-m s. year of Darius king of the Persians 
 ^ Psd. 0 . 5.3.on the s. thou Rarest commandment 
 Peel- 17 . 5 . in .{.place he imparted understanding 
 Z Mac. 7 . 18. after him also they brought the s. 
 
 SKILL. 
 
 Ifisd. 13.13. formed it by the s. of hisunderstanding 
 14. 2. and the worknian built if by his .{. 
 
 19 . he forced all his to make the resemblance 
 Peel. 1.19. wisdom raineth down s. and knowJedo^e 
 10. .30. the poor man is honoured for his.{. “ 
 
 38. 3. the s.ot the physician shall lift up Ins head 
 o. he hath given mej. that he might be honoured 
 •r> , , . SKILFUL. 
 
 Peel. 21.15. if a s. man hear wise word, will comm 
 . SKILFULLY. 
 
 IVisd. 13.11. he hath taken off all the bark j. 
 
 « Ti.r SKIN. 
 
 2 Mac. 1 . 7 . and when they had pulled off the s 
 
 r. , . . . SKIPPETH. • 
 
 JijCCi, 3o. 26. a thief that s. from city to citv 
 
 SKIPPING. ^ 
 
 Wtsd. 17 . 19 . sound of stones, or runningofj. beasts 
 „ ST.ACK. 
 
 ^ K ■ P'/isties draw nigh, and are not s. 
 
 38. when the child cometh forth, they s. not 
 
 39 . even so shall not the plagues be to come 
 Jo/,. 12. 6. therefore be not to praise him 
 Peel. 4. ».9. ui tliy deeds be not s. and remiss 
 
 ry bird s. on 
 
 SM A 
 
 Eccl. 35.18. Ixird will not be s. till he hath smitten 
 SLACKNESS. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 42. like as tiiere is no s. of the last 
 , „ , SLAIN, 
 
 a K *U People that were not .r. with the sword 
 „ slay, and are s. and transgress not 
 
 V’A , "1 have taken and s. and torn 
 
 io*. 1. 18. if the king Sennacherib had .v. any 
 ‘m - j '''kerefore thou gavest their rulers to bef. 
 
 '''kfireby the infants were f. 
 
 Eel Jl. he hath s. tlie dragon, and put priests 
 ' llJac. 2. 9. her infants are s. in the streets 
 
 SOL tAPOCRYPIl*., 
 
 •3. 11. many also fell down s. but the rest fled 
 o. K. come and deliver us, for many of us are ^ 
 
 I 01 ♦Iw* c .. al .^.. .... I I -I 
 
 1 ^ _ • 1 1 .1 : I • /. . ♦ ninii^ vii U5 <tj c 
 
 10 . 1 . told tliat his father and brethren were s. 
 
 '.I "’ere s. in the temple of Nanea 
 
 4- 8fi. because Onias was s. without cause 
 7. -0. when she saw her seven sons s. in one day 
 „ , ^ SLANDER. 
 
 Em. 19 . 15 . admonish, for many times it is a s. 
 
 * 0 . o. mine lieart feareth the s. of a city 
 27 . 23. he will writhe his mouth and s. thy sayings 
 1 Mac. 11. 11. thus did he s. him, because he was 
 -SLANDEKOUS. 
 
 Peel. 51. and from the snare of the s. tongue 
 T . r A SLAVES. 
 
 14 them low, and made them s. 
 
 14. 1.3. for the s. have been hold to come down 
 tS- those s. have liealt treacherouslv 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 41. to buy the children of Israel for s 
 SLAUGHTER. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 4. remember flie wicked s. of infants 
 
 1 r SLAY. 
 
 slain, and transgress not 
 Wtsd. 18. 5. determined to .{. the babes of the saints 
 Peel. 47 . 5. gave strength to .{. that mighty warrior 
 S«.{ .53. the righteous shalt thou not j. 
 
 dragon without sword or staff 
 1 Mac. 5. 2. began to s. and destroy the people 
 9. 32. but Baccliides sought for to s. him 
 11. 10. daughter to him, for he sought to me 
 16. 21. Ptolemee hath sent to s. thee also 
 , , SLAYEI’H. 
 
 Wtsd. 1, 11. the mouth that helieth j. the soul 
 LjCcLa 34* 22. that taketh neiffh()our’s living s, him 
 ^ , , SLAYING. 
 
 1 T/' ^ souls of men 
 
 \ ^ V '■‘"ht hand, and on the left 
 
 - Mac. 5. 13. there was s. of virgins and infants 
 ^ SLEEP. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. Cl. to drink in gold, and to s. upon gold 
 
 2 tsd. 2. 31. remember thy children that.{ 
 
 Wtsd. 7 . 2. and the pleasure that came with .{. 
 17-14. but they sleeping the same s. that night 
 
 Pccl.^X?,. 13. hearest these things, awake in thy s. 
 
 7- as he that waketh one from a sound s, 
 
 31. 1. and the care thereof driveth awav .{ 
 
 2. watching care, as a sore flisease breaketli f 
 20. sound .{. cometh of moderate eating 
 40. 6. he is in his.f. as in a day of keeping watch 
 42. 9. and the care tor her taketh away j- 
 
 long.{. he made protestations 
 
 1 Mac* 0 . JO. the s. is ?one from mine eves 
 
 SLFEPING. 
 
 IVtsd. 17 . 14. they s. the same sleep that ni"ht 
 SLENDERLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 38. but if I have done s. and meanlv 
 
 SLEPT. 
 
 2 E.{(/. 10. 59. so I j. (hat night and another 
 I oh. 8. 9 . so thev- s. both that night 
 .Tnd. 12. 5. and she s. till midnight and arose 
 Eccl. 48. 11. they that saw thee and s. in love 
 SLEW. 
 
 Eccl 47 . 4..{. he not a giant when he was but yonno- 
 1 Mac. 1. 2. Alexander s, the kings of the earth 
 61 . they .{. them tliat had circumcised them 
 2. 24. he ran and s. him upon the altar 
 .38. they rose up and .{. them witli their wives 
 5. 51. who then .f. all the males with'the sword 
 If). 16. Ptolemee .{. him and his two sons 
 Z_Mnc. 4. .38. there .{. he the cursed murderer 
 5. 6. .lason s. his own citizens without mercy 
 ^ SLIDE. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 26. beware thou .{. not by it, lest thou fall 
 SLING. 
 
 Jnd. 9 . 7 . fliey tru.st in spear, and bow. and .f 
 Eccl. 47 . 4. lifted his^iani^ with the stone in the s. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 51. and pieces to cast darts and s. 
 
 SLIP. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 18. to s. on a pavement is better than to 
 s. with the tongue, so fall of wicked shall come 
 SLIPPED. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 8. he that hath not.{. with his tongue 
 SI.IPPE'HI. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 16. there is one that.{. in his speech 
 21. 7 . a man of understanding knows when he j 
 SLIPPF.D. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 1. the man that hath not s. with his 
 
 .nr I- . -r , mouth 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 7 . "’l>en Judas saw that his host s. away 
 SLOl'HFUL. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 2. a.{. man is compared to filth of dunghill 
 37 . 11. consult not with the s, for any work 
 SLOW. 
 
 TVisd. 15. 1.5. as for their feet, they are s. to go 
 Eccl. 7 . .35. he not s. to visit the sick 
 51. 24. wherefore are you s. ? and what say you 
 SLLiMBER, 
 
 Eccl. 22. 8. a (ale to a fool speaketh to one in a j 
 31. 2. watching care will not let a man s 
 SMALL. 
 
 1-54. the vessels of the l ord, great and s. 
 fy isd. 0. 7- for lie hath made the s. and great 
 14. 5. men commit their lives to a ,{. piece of wood 
 16. 6. they were troubled for a s. season 
 Eccl. 5. 15. ignorant in a great matter or a .{. 
 
 19 . 1. he that contemneth .{. things shall fall 
 27 . 1. many have sinned for a s. matter 
 43. 15. by his power the hailstones are broken s. 
 
 48. 15. there remained a s. people and a ruler 
 Par. 2. 29 . great multitude turned into a s. number 
 
 Dan. .3. 23. not with rosin, pitch, tow, and s. wood 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 16 . went to meet him with a s. compauy 
 18. with a great multitude, or a s. company 
 
 2. Mac. 1.15. lie was entered with a s. company 
 
 3. 14. wherefore there was no s. agony through city 
 14. 8. for all our nation is in no s. misery 
 ^ SMAR'J’. 
 
 Toh. 11. 12. when his eyes began to s. he rubbed 
 
 n ., . smell: 
 
 /«o. B. 3. which .{. when the evil spirit smelled 
 Eccl. .30. 19. for neither can it eat nor s. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 . 9. the filthiness of his s. was noisome 
 
 12. when himself could not abide his own s 
 
 SMELLID. 
 
 lob. 8. 3. when evil spirit had s. he fled to Egypt 
 ^ , SMELLING. 
 
 Eccl. 50.15. a sweet f. savour to the Most High 
 _ SMILE. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 20. a wise man doth scarce j. a little 
 
 r, , . . 
 
 IjbI (, th6ii Daniel s, and snid, be not deceived 
 SMILING. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 11. and s. on thee, will get out thy seci’ets 
 SMllE. 
 
 1 F.sd. 4. 8. if he command to s. they s. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.5. 11. and I will j-. Egypt with plagues 
 
 Jud. 9. 10..{. by the deceit of my lips the prince 
 Eccl. .36. 10. s. in sunder the heads of the rulers 
 ^ SMITH. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 28. the s. also sitting by the anvil 
 
 SMUTEN. 
 
 T liHfh s. him by the haiifl of a woman 
 
 Eccl. 13. 2. if the one he s. against the other 
 .35. 18. till he hath .v. in sunder the loins 
 ^ Darius king of the Persians 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 22. being with fear and terror 
 ^ SMOKE. 
 
 Toh. 6. 7 . we must make a j. thereof before the man 
 16. the liver thou shalt make a j. with it 
 R 2. the heart and liver he made a s. therewith 
 Wtsd. 2. 2. the breath in our nostrils is as t 
 Eccl. 22. 24. as the vapour and of a furnace 
 Eflr. 6. 21. their faces are black through the j 
 1 iliac. 4. 20. tor the that was seen declared* 
 SIMOTE. 
 
 Jvd. 5. 12. he s. the land of Egypt with plagues 
 
 13. 8. she s. twice upon his neck with all her might 
 Dan. 3. 26. anti .{. the flame of fire out of the oven 
 
 1 Mac. 2.44. they .{.sinful men in their anger 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 25..{. at Ileliodorus with his fore feet 
 9 . 5. God .{. him with an incurable plague 
 12.35. a horseman coming on him 5. off his shoulder 
 
 SMO'l'ES'I'. 
 
 Jud. 9. 3. thou s. the servants with their lords 
 SNARE. 
 
 Tlisd. 14. 11. and a s. to the feet of the unwise 
 Eec/. 27 . 29. they shall be taken in the s. 
 
 51. 2. and from the .v. of the slanderous tongue 
 1 -Mac. 1. .3.5. and so tliey became a sore s. 
 
 5. 4. who had been a .t. and an ofleiice to people 
 SNARES. 
 
 Toh. 14.10. Manasses escaped the s. of death 
 SNOW. 
 
 Dan. 3.46. O ye dews anti storms of s. bless the Ld. 
 50. O ye frost and s. bless ye the Lord 
 
 1 iliac. 13. 22. but there fell a very great s. 
 
 SOBERLY. 
 
 TVtsd. 9.11. she shall lead me s. in mv doings 
 SOCKETS. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 18. as golden pillars are on s. of silver 
 SODOM. 
 
 2 Esd. 2.8. remember vHmt^l did to S. and Gomorrah 
 
 2 ■K-Vf/. 7 . 36. A braham prayed first for the S. 
 fvisd. 19 . 14. for the S. did not receive those 
 SODOMITISIL 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 7 . the S. sea shall cast out fish 
 ^ SOFT. 
 
 Jtid. 12.15. her maid laitl .{. skins on the gi-ound 
 JVisd. 2. 3. our spirit shall vanish as the s. air 
 15. 7 . for the potter tempering the j. earth 
 SOJOURNED. 
 
 .Tnd. 5 . 7 . they .{. heretofore in Mesopotamia 
 IVt.id. 19 . 10. while they .v. in the strange land 
 Eccl. 16. 8. nor spared he the place where Lot j 
 ^ . S(HOUR N EST. 
 
 Eccl. 41.19. in regard of the place where tliour, 
 ■SOLD. 
 
 TcA. 1.7._another tenth (tart T .{. awayand spent it 
 .Tud. 7 . 25. hut God hath .{. us into their hands 
 Il i.td. 10.13. when righteous was.{. she forsook not 
 St' 0*’ were.{. to the nations not for destruction 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 15. and were .{. to do mischief 
 
 2 Mac. 4. .32. and some of them he r. into Tyrus 
 5. 14. and no fewer s. than slain 
 
 8.14.others .f. all they had left and withal be.soiight 
 the Lord, being .{. by the wicked Nicauor 
 SOI.DIERS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 6. likewise for those that are no s. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 28. and he gave his s. pay for a j-ear 
 
 5. .50. so the f. (litched, and assaulteil the city 
 
 6. 29 . there came um'o him hands of hired .{. 
 
 11. .3. he left in every one a garrison of s. to keep it 
 SOLEMN. ^ 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 31. your .{. feast-days have I forsaken 
 .Tnd. 8. 6. and s. days of the hoii.se of Israel 
 Esth. 16.22. among your.{. feasts keep it a high day 
 Eccl. 47 . 10. and lie set in order the s. times 
 liar. 1. 14. read this book upon the r. days 
 
 SOLEMNLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 4. which were used .{. in the tempis 
 .SOLEMN! I Y. 
 
 Eccl. 50. 19- till the .{. of the Lord was ended 
 2 Mac. 15. .36. not to let that day pass without s. 
 
 ^ , SOLES. 
 
 Est/i. 13.13. have been content to kiss tlier. of his feet 
 SOLI I ARY. 
 
 Eccl. 8.16. go not with him into a .{. place 
 9. 7. nor wander thou in the .{. places thereof 
 .SOLOMON. 
 
 2 Esd. 7 . .38. S. for them that come to the sanctuary 
 Led. 47 . 13. S. reigned in a peaceable time 
 
 687 
 
Apocrypha.] S O R 
 
 SOW 
 
 SPE 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 23. thus rested S. with his fathers 
 2 J\lac. 2. 8. wtien S. desired the place migiithe 
 
 30. even so piayed S. also, and lire came down 
 
 12. so S. kept those ei"ht days 
 
 SOLOTION. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. 43. of death of her son, this is tlie s. 
 SONG. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.22. our s. is put to silence, joy at an end 
 Jiid. 16 . 1. all people sang after her this f. of praise 
 
 13. 1 will sing unto the Lord a new.f. O Lord 
 Eccl. 30. 14. sing ai. of praise, bless the Lord 
 
 SONGS. 
 
 1 5.00. singing r.of thanksgiving, praising Lord 
 
 61 . they sung with loud voices s. to the Lord 
 Eccl. 39. 15. slie w forth his praise with j-. of your lips 
 
 47 . 8. with his whole heart hesung.f. loved him 
 
 9 . they might daily sing praises in their .f. 
 
 17 . the countries marvelled at thee for thy j. 
 
 SON. 
 
 Tob. 1. 22. and he was my brother’s.?. 
 
 3.15. nor any s. of his alive to whom I may keep 
 
 4. 3. he said, my s. when 1 am dead bury me 
 
 4. remember, my.?. she saw many dangers for thee 
 
 5. my j. he mindful of Lord our God all thy days 
 
 12. beware of all whoredom, my .v. take a wife 
 
 14. be circumspect, my s. in all things thou dost 
 
 19 . therefore, my remember my commandment 
 21. fear not, my s. that we are made poor 
 
 5. 11. dost thou seek an hired man to go with thy s'. 
 
 14. and things necessary as to mine own s. 
 
 17 . Anna said, why hast thou sent away our s.? 
 
 6. 14. 1 am the only s. of my father, 1 fear lest I 
 
 die, for they have no other s. to bury them 
 
 7 . 7 . thou art the s. of an honest and good man 
 30.4. my s. is dead, seeing he sta> eth long 
 
 5.1 care for nothing, my s. is the light of mine eyes 
 7 . my s. is dead, she ceaseth not to bewail hers. 
 11.9. Anna fell on the neck of her s. and said, see¬ 
 ing 1 have seen thee, my s. 1 am content to die 
 
 10. Tobit stumbled but hiss, ran unto him 
 
 13. when he saw his s. he fell upon his neck 
 
 15. taken pity, for behold, 1 see my s. Tobias 
 
 14. 3. he called his s. and the si.\ sons of his s. and 
 
 said to him, my s. take thy children 
 JVisd. 2. 18. for if the just man he the s. of God 
 
 10. 5. his tender compassion towards his s. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 1. my s. if thou come to serve the Lord 
 
 3. 12. my s. help thy father in his age 
 
 6. 23. give ear, my s. receive my advice 
 32. my s. if thou wilt, thou shalt be taught 
 
 7.3.my s. sow noton the furrowsofunrighteousness 
 10.28. my s. glordy thy soul in meekness 
 
 11. 10. my s. meddle not with many matters 
 
 36. 24. my j. hearken to me, and learn knovvledge 
 
 18.15. my s. blemish not thy good deeds 
 
 21. 1. my s. hast thou sinned r do so no more 
 26. 19 . my s. keep the Hower of thine age sound 
 
 30. 2. he that chastiseth his shall have joy 
 3. he that teacheth his s. grieveth the enemy 
 
 7 . he that maketh too much of his r. shall bind up 
 13. chastise thy.v. and hold him to labour 
 
 31. 22. my j. hear me, and desiiise me not 
 33 . 19 . give not thy .?. and wife power over thee 
 34. 20. as one thatkilleth the .v. before his father 
 40. 28. my j. lead not a beggar's lite, better to die 
 
 48. 10. to turn the heart of the father to the s. 
 
 Ear. 2. 3. a man should eat the tiesh of his own s. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. lit. Epiphanes,?. of Antiochus the king 
 3. 33. he left Lysias to bring up his .?. Antiochus 
 10. 51. I will be thy j. in law, and give gifts 
 
 13. 53. saw that .lohn his s. was a valiant man 
 
 16. 11. Ptolemeusthe sonof Abubusmadecaptain 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 26. promised that she would counsel her j. 
 27- O my s. have pity upon me that bare thee 
 
 28. 1 beseech thee, my s. look upon the heaven 
 
 10. 10. who was the s. of this wicked man 
 SONS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. .35. the s. of the servants of Solomon 
 
 8. 21. upon the kingdom of the king and his s. 
 
 70 . their s. have married with their daughters 
 84. ye shall not join your daughters to their s. 
 
 nor shall ye take their daughters to your s. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 28. have 1 not prayed you as a father Ins s. 
 Tob. 1 . 7 . the first tenth 1 gave to the s. of Aaron 
 
 21. not 55 days before two of his s. killed him 
 Jud.o. 3. he sairl, tell me now, ye s. of Canaan 
 Wisd. 9 . 7. to be a judge of thy s. and daughters 
 
 32.21. with circumspection didst thou judge thy s. 
 16 . 10. thy s. not the teeth of dragons overcame 
 4. to be imprisoned who kept thy s', shut up 
 13. acknowledged this people to be tlie .?. of God 
 Eccl. 3.2. confirmed authority of the mother over s. 
 
 16. 1. neither delight in ungodly s. 
 
 40.1. a heavy yoke is upon the s. of Adam 
 50. 13. so were all the s. of Aaron in their glory 
 &US. 48. are ye such fools, ye s. of Israel,to condemn 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 9. so did their s. after them many years 
 2. 20. yet will 1 and my s. w alk in the covenant 
 
 64. wherefore you, my s. be valiant, and shew 
 70 . and his s. buried him in the sepulchre 
 13. 16 . and send two of his s. for hostages 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 20. when she saw her seven s. slain 
 41. last of all, after the.?, the mother died 
 
 SOOTIISAYINGS. 
 
 Eccl. 34.5. divinations and s. and dreams are vain 
 St)KE. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 12. in a s. conflict she gave him victory 
 i2rc/. 31.2. care as a disease breaketh sleep 
 39. 28. which in their fury lay on i. strokes 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 14. put on sackcloth, and mourned verj'5. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 26. who gave him many s. stripes 
 
 9.5. J. torments of the inner parts came upon him 
 SOU LOW. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 20. a man reineinbereth neither s. nor debt 
 Tob. 3. 1. I did weep, and in my s. prayed, saying 
 6.14. and bring my father’s life to the grave with s. 
 Esth. 13. 17 . turn our s. into joy, that we may live 
 Eccl. 26. 6. a grief of lieart, and s. is a woman that 
 30. 12. be stubborn, and so bring .?. to tliy heart 
 23. remove s. far from thee, for hath killed 
 37 .12. who will s. with thee if thou shalt miscarr 3 ' 
 38. 19 . in afllictiou also remaineth 
 688 
 
 1 Mac. 1.11. since departed, we liave had much s. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 17 . what f. he had now in his heart 
 
 9 . 9. while he lived in s. his tiesh lell away 
 
 SORUOW.S. 
 
 E.ccl. 3. 27 . an obstinate heart be laden with s. 
 
 7 . 27 . aiul lorget not the s. of thy mother 
 SORltOW EUL. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 52. this day is holy to Lord, be not s. 53. 
 Tob. 3. 10. when she heard these, she was very s. 
 
 7 . 7 . when he heard Tobit was blind he was s. 
 
 13. 14. uho have been s. for all thy scourges 
 Eccl. 4. 2. make not an hungry soul s. nor provoke 
 
 30. 5. and when he die<l, he was not s. 
 
 SORRY. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 15. thy people, for whose sake T am s. 
 'lob. 9 . 4. and if I tarry long, he will be very s. 
 Eccl. 13. 5. he will make thee bare, and not be s. 
 
 SOVEREIGN 1 Y. 
 
 Wisd. 6. 3. and f. is given from the Highest 
 SOUGHT. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 21. that it may be j. out in the books 
 .5. 39 . was J. in the register, and was not found 
 Tob. 1. 19 . that 1 was s. for to be put to death 
 [I 'isd.S. 2. 1 loved her and s. her out from my youth 
 Ercl. 26. 27 . a scold shall be s. out to drive away 
 
 38. 33. they shall not be s. for in counsel 
 
 39. 17- at a time convenient they shall all her. out 
 
 47 . 25. they s. out all wickedness, till vengeance 
 
 51.3. out of the hand of such as s. alter my life 
 
 15. from my youth up s. 1 after her 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 13. Assideans were the first that s. peace 
 
 SOUL. 
 
 IFisd. 1.4. into a malicious s. wisdom shall not enter 
 
 11. the mouth that belieth, slayeth the s. 
 
 4. 11. was he taken away, lest deceit beguile his f. 
 14. his j'. pleased the Lord, therefore he liasted 
 
 9. 15. the corruptible body pressethdown the s. 
 
 10. 16 . she entered info the j. of servantof the Lord 
 
 15. 11. his maker that inspired into him an active s. 
 
 16. 14. nor the i. received up, cometh again 
 17 . 8 . promised to drive away troubles from sick j. 
 
 Eccl. 1. 30. lest thou bring dishonour on thy s. 
 
 2. 1. my son, prepare thy s. for temptation 
 4. 2. make not an hungiy s. sorrowful 
 6. if he curse thee in the bitterness of his s. 
 
 17 . until she may trust his s. and try him by laws 
 
 20. be not ashamed when it concerneth thy j. 
 
 22.-accept no person against thy s. 
 
 6 . 2. that thy s. be not torn in pieces as a bull 
 
 7 . 11 - laugh no man to scorn in bitterness of his s. 
 
 17. humble thy s. greatly, for vengeance is fire 
 
 21. let thy s. love a good servant, defraud him not 
 
 9. 2. give not thy s. unto a woman, to set her foot 
 
 6. gu e not thy s. to hailots, that thou lose not 
 
 10. 28. my son, glorify thy s. in meekness 
 
 29 . will justify him thatsinnelh against hisownr. 
 
 14. 4. he tiiat gathereth by defrauding his own j. 
 
 16 . give and take, and sanctify thy s. 
 
 16. 17 . for what is my s. among such a number ? 
 
 19. 4. that sinneth, shall offend auainst his own r. 
 
 20. 22. there is that destroyeth his own s. 
 
 21. 27 . curseth Satan, he curseth his own s. 
 
 28. a whisperer dehleth his s. and is hated 
 
 .30. 23. love thine own f. and comfort thy heart 
 
 32. 23. in every good work trust thine own s. 
 
 33. 31. tliou hast need of him, asof thineown s. 
 .34. 15. blessed is the?, of him that feareth the Lord 
 
 17 . he raiseth uf) the?, and lightenetli the eyes 
 37 . 27 . prove thy s. and see what is evil for it 
 
 28. nor hath every s. pleasure in every thing 
 
 48. 5. raise his s. trom the place of the dead 
 
 51. 19. my ?. hath wrestled with her, 1 was exact 
 20. 1 directed my s. to her, and 1 found her 
 26. and let your .?. receive instruction 
 
 29. let your s. rejoice in his mercy 
 Bar. 2. 18. but the ?. that is greatly vexed 
 
 .3. 1. O Lord, the s. in anguish crieth to thee 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 30. but in s. am well content to suffer 
 
 SOULS. 
 
 IVisd. .3. 1. the ?. of righteous are in hand of God 
 
 1.3. she shall have fruit in the visitation of?. 
 
 7 . 27 . and in all ages entering into holy s. 
 
 11. 26. they are thine, O Lord, thou lover of?. 
 
 12. 6. the parents that killed ?. destitute of help 
 14. 11. are stumbling-blocks to the?, of men 
 
 26. defiling of ?. changing of kind, disorder 
 
 17 . 1. therefore unnurtured ?. have erred 
 Eccl. 2. 17 . will humble their ?. in his sight 
 
 21 . 2 . as the teeth of a lion, slaying ?. of men 
 51. 24. what say you, seeing your?, are thirsty ? 
 Bar. 2. 17. whose?, are taken from their bodies 
 6 . 7 .my angel with you, I myselfcaring foryour?. 
 Van. 3. 64. O ye spirits and ?. of the righteous 
 1 Mac. 1. 48. should make their ?. abominable 
 SOUND. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 9. the ?. of his words come to the Lord 
 
 17 . 19. ora terrible ?. of stones cast down 
 
 Eccl. 45. 9 . that there might be a ?. and noise made 
 47. lU. that the temple might ?. from morning 
 SOUNDED. 
 
 1 Efd. 5. 62. and all the people ?. trumpefs 
 65. yet the multitude ?. marvellously, was heard 
 Wisd. 17 . 4. noises, as of waters, ?, about them 
 
 18. 10. there ?. an ill-according cry of enemies 
 Eccl. 50. 16. sons of Aaron ?. thes?tver trumpets 
 
 SOUNDS. 
 
 ’ Wisd. 19. 18. notes change the tune, and yet are s. 
 Eccl. 50.18. with great varietv oif ?. made melody 
 SOUNDING. 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 45. ?. an alarm after them with trumpets 
 
 SOUND. 
 
 Eccl. 17 . 28. the ?. in heart shall praise the Lord 
 
 22. 7 . as he that waketh one Irom a ?. sleep 
 26. 19. my son, keep the flower of thine age ?. 
 
 30. 14. being ?. and Strong of constitution 
 
 16. there is" no riches above a ?. body, and no joy 
 SOUR. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 30. such ?. behaviour came not of good 
 
 SOU TH-SIDE. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 57 . the camp piicheol on ?. of Emmaus 
 
 SOW. 
 
 2 Esd. 9 . 31. for behold, 1 ?. my law in you 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 24. no man left to till earth, and s. it 
 Eccl. 7 . 3. .V. not on furrows of unrighleousnes* 
 
 26. 20. s. it with thine own seed, trusting in 
 
 .SOWN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.6. when they reaped that which they had . 
 
 SOW E l II. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 41. as the husbandman ?. much seed 
 
 16. 43. he that ?. as if he should not reap 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 Wisd. 10. 3. these sutiering penury for a short ?. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 44. and a ?. beim; made, he fell down 
 .SPAIN. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 3. what they had done in the country of S. 
 .SPAKE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 51. and look when the Lord s. unto them 
 .3. 4. young men of the guard ?. one to another 
 'Job. 14.8. thinns which the prophet .loiias?. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 22. he s. wisely, and could have no place 
 bPAKESl. 
 
 Jud. 16.14. for thou ?. and they were made 
 SPARE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 7- if he command to ?. they ?. 
 
 IVisd. 2. 10. iingoilly said, let us not ?. the widow 
 Eccl. 13. 12. and he will not ?. to do thee hurt 
 
 2.3. 2. that they ?. me not for mine ignorances 
 1 Mac. 13. 5. that 1 should ?. mine own life 
 
 .SPARED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 50. because he ?. them and his tabernacle 
 53. who ?. neither young man nor maid 
 .lud. 1.3.20. because thou hast not ?. thyself 
 Eccl. 16.8. nor ?. he the place where Lot sojournea 
 
 17 . 21 . neither left nor forsook them, but ?. tfiein 
 
 SPAR EDS T. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 8. nevertheless those thou ?. as men 
 SPAR EST. 
 
 JVisd. 11. 26. but thou ?. all, for they are thine 
 SPARTA. 
 
 1 Mac. 14.16. wlien heard at Rome, and as far as S. 
 SPEAK. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 5. let every one of us ?. a sentence 
 
 21. and it maketh to ?. all things by talents 
 
 4. 13. the third, this was Zorobabel, began to ?. 
 
 .33. king looked, so he began to ?. of the truth 
 Tob. 6.10.1 w ill ?. for her that she may be given thee 
 
 12. now hear me, and I will ?. to her father 
 7 . 8 . ?. of those things thou didst talk in the way 
 Jud. 11.5. suffer thy handmaid to?, in thy presence 
 Est/t. 15. 12. he embraced her, and said,?, to me 
 JVisd. 6. 9. to you theretore, O kings, do J ?. 
 
 7 . 15. God hath granted me to ?. as 1 would 
 
 8. 12. when 1 ?. they shall give good ear tome 
 
 10.21. made the tongues that cannot ?. eloquent 
 
 13 . 17 . ashamed to?, to that which hath no life 
 
 Eccl. 4.2.3. refrain not to ?. w hen occasion todo good 
 25. in no wise ?, against the truth 
 
 13. 6. he svill ?. thee fair, and say, what want, thou ? 
 
 23. hut if poor man ?. they say, what fellow is this t* 
 
 18. 19 . learn before thou?, and use physic or ever 
 
 19 . 14. and if he have, that he ?. it not again 
 
 20. 16 . they that eat my bread ?. evil of me 
 
 20. for he will not ?. it in due season 
 
 27 . 7- praise no man before thou hearest him ?. 
 
 32. 3. ?. thou that art the elder, it beci-meth thee 
 43 . 27 . we may ?. much, and yet come short 
 
 1 Mac. 9. 55. so that he could no more?.any thing 
 
 SPEAKER. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 8. the evil ?. and proud shall fall thereby 
 SPEAKETH. 
 
 JVisd. 1.8. that ?. unrighteous things cannot be hid 
 Eccl. 12. 16 . an enemy ?. sweetly with his lips 
 
 1.3. 22. rich man ?. things not to be spoken, yet men 
 
 2.3. when rich man ?. every man holds his tongue 
 
 22. 8. that telleth tale to a tool,?, toone in slumber 
 25. 9. he that ?. in ears of them that will hear 
 
 SPEAKING. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 5. a fair ?. tongue will increase greetings 
 41. 23. or of ?. again w hat thou hast heard 
 SPEAR. 
 
 Jud. 11. 2. I would not have lifted up my ?. 
 
 Sec Shield. 
 
 .SPECIAJ.. 
 
 Tob. 10. 12.1 commit my daughter to thee of ?. trust 
 Wisd. 3.14. to him shall be given the ?. gift of taith 
 
 speech. . 
 
 Jud. 9.13. make my ?. and deceit to be their wound 
 Est/t. 14. 13. give me eloquent?, in my mouth 
 
 16 . 5 . oftentimes the fair ?. of those put iu trust 
 Eccl. 4.24. for by ?. wisdom shall he known 
 
 .9. 17 . and the wise ruler of the people for his ?. 
 
 17 . 5.?. an interpreter of the cogitations thereof 
 
 19. 16. there is one that slippeth in his ?. 
 
 32. 8. let thy ?. be short, comprehending much 
 
 12. take thy pastime, but sin not by proud ?. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 39. so ?. finely framed delighteth the ears 
 
 SPEECHES. 
 
 Ji'isd. 8. 8. she knoweth the subtilties of ?. 
 
 Eccl. 36. 19 . scan heart of understanding, false?. 
 SPEECHLESS. 
 
 JVisd. 4. 19 . he shall rend them, that they be s. 
 
 2 iliac. 3. 29. he lay ?. without all liope ot life 
 SPEED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6.10. those works are done w ith great ?. 
 
 8. 19. that they should give it him with ?. 
 
 SPEEDILY. 
 
 Jud. 12. 14. whatever pleaseth him, I will do ?. 
 Est/i. 16. IH. God ?. rendering veniteance to him 
 JVisd. U. 6. let us ?. use the creatures as in youth 
 4. 11. yea, ?. was he taken away, lest wickedness 
 6.5. horribly and ?. shall he come upon you 
 Eccl. 16 .4. kindred of wicked shall ?. become desol. 
 
 21. 5. and his judgment cometh ?. 
 
 43.22. a present remedy of all is a mist coming ?. 
 
 2 Mac."!. 37 . he would ?. be merciful to our nation 
 
 .spend. 
 
 1 E>rf. 4. Cl.he sticks not to ?. his life with his wife 
 'Job. 10 . 7 . which Raguel had sworn he should ?. there 
 Jud. 11.13. are resolved to .'. the first-truits ot corn 
 12. 4. I shall not ?. those things that 1 have before 
 Eccl. 9. 9 . ?. not thy money with her at the wine 
 
 14. 4. for others that shall ?. his goods riotously 
 SPENDING. 
 
 JVisd. 13.12. and after ?. the refuse of his work 
 
ST A 
 
 STI 
 
 STR [Apociiypha, 
 
 SPENT. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 30. as priests in Jerus. signify to be daily s, 
 1 Mac. 14. 32. Simon s. much of his own substance 
 SPlIil'J'. 
 
 1 F.sd. 2. 2. the T.ord raised up the a. of Cyrus 
 'Tob. .3. 6. and command my .v. fo be taken from me 
 
 6. '(’• if a devil or an evil s. trouble any make smoke 
 
 14. lest 1 die, for a wicked s. loveth her 
 
 15. and make thou no reckoning of the evil s. 
 
 B. 3. which smell when the e\ il .v. had smelled 
 Jtid. 14. fi. Achior fell down, and his .r. faileil 
 
 16. 14. thou didst senil foi th thy s. it created them 
 Esth. 15. tt. then G.-xi cliansed the s. of the king 
 Wisd. 1. 5. tlie holy .r. of d'lscifiline will flee deceit 
 
 6. wisdom is a loving s. and will not acquit 
 
 7. for the s. of the Lonl filleih the world 
 
 2. 3. and our s. shall vanish as the solt air 
 
 Jb. 3. they repenting and groaning for anguish off. 
 
 7. 7. I called on God, the.f. of wis<i(>m came tome 
 22. for in her is an understanding s. holy 
 
 9.17. except thou send thv Holy S. from above 
 
 12. 1. for thine incorruptible .v. in all things 
 
 15. 11. he knew not him that breathed in a living .r. 
 
 16. he that borrowed his own s. fashioned them 
 
 16. 14. the s. when gone foith, retiirneth not 
 Eccl. .34. 13. the ,v. of those that fear the Lord 
 
 .38. 23. when his s. is departed from him 
 
 39. 6. shall be filled with the s. of understanding 
 
 48. 12. and Eliseus was filled with his .i. 
 
 24. he saw by an excellent s. w hat sliould come 
 Ear. 3. 1. O Lord, the tnmbled s. crieth unto thee 
 Sns. 45. raised up the holy s. of a young vouth 
 Be/^6. through the vehemency of his f. set him 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 7. Ibe people heard, their s. revived 
 
 .SPIRl I S. 
 
 Wisd. 7. 23. free from care, pure and most subtile j. 
 SPIRITUAL. 
 
 Wisd. 14.12. idols was beginning of s. fornication 
 SPIT. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 12. if thou s. on it, it shall be quenched 
 
 2 Mac, 6. 19. he s. it forth, and came to torment 
 
 spi n LE. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 22. an harlot shall be accounted as s. 
 SPOIL. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 5. as well the s, as all the things else 
 Tob. 3. 4. thou hast delivered us for a s. 
 
 3 Mac. 3.20. to desti oy us and our wives and to f. us 
 
 SPOILED. 
 
 3 Etd. 4. 24. when he hath stolen, s. and robbed 
 JVtsd. 10. 20. the righteous s. the ungodly 
 Eccl. .36. 25. w’here no hedge is, the possession is s. 
 48.15. till they were s. and carried out of their land 
 Bar. 6. 18. lest their gods be s. with robbers 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 24. they slew, and s. our inheritance 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 16. holy temple, which before he iiad s. 
 
 SPOILS. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 3. Alexander took s. of many nations 
 '2 il/ac. 8. 28. had given part off. to the maimed 
 
 30. divided among themselves nvany s. more, 
 and made the widows and the aged also 
 equal in f. 
 
 SPOKEN. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 28. the words s. by the month of the Lord 
 
 3. 17 . who had f. of the strength of w'ine 
 
 4. 13. then the third, who had s. of women 
 
 9. 10. like as thou hast f. so will we do 
 
 Eccl. 13. 22. he speaketh things not to be s. 
 
 38. 17 . weep a day or two, lest thou be evil f. of 
 .33. they shall not be found wliere parables are f. 
 Bar. 2. 20. as thou hast s. by thy servants 
 <S?/f. 47 . what mean these words that thou hast f. ? 
 Bel 9. for he hath f. blasphemy against Bel 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 24. a great massacre, and f. very proudly 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 29 . plant thy people, as Moses hath s. 
 
 3. .34. when they had f. these words, they appeared 
 6. 17 . let this we have s. be for a warning to us 
 9.5. as soon as he had f. these words a pain came on 
 
 SPORT. 
 
 I E.frf. 1. 51. they made a f. of his prophets 
 Eccl. 27 . 13. their f. is in the wantonness of sin 
 
 SPOT. 
 
 II isd. 13. 14. and covering every s. therein 
 
 SPOT'l'ED. 
 
 Wisd. 15. 4. nor any image f. with divers colours 
 .SPOUSE. 
 
 Wisd.S. 2. I loved her. 1 desired to make her my s. 
 SPOUTS. 
 
 '2 Mac. 14. 45. his blood gushed out like s. of water 
 SPREAD. 
 
 1 Esd. 9 . 11. seeing our sin in these things is s. far 
 Jvd. 4. 11 . f. out their sackcloth before the Lord 
 Wisd. 17 . 21 . over them was f. an heavy night 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 51. they f. out the vails, and finished works 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 7 . bis manliness was f. every where 
 
 SIMIEADING. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 18. a noise of biids among f. branches 
 SPRING. 
 
 Ji isd, 2. 7 . and let no flower of the s. pass by us 
 SPRINGS. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 7 . bow many f. are in the beginning of the 
 deep, or how many f. are above the firmament 
 
 13. 47 . the Highest shall stay the f. of the stream 
 SPRINKLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.21. he (tommanded the priests fo f. the wood 
 SPRINKLED. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 25. they f. earth upon their heads 
 SPY. 
 
 Eccl. 11. .30. like as a f. watchetb he for thy fall 
 SPIES. 
 
 I Mac. 12. 26. he sent s. also to their tents 
 SQUAR E. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 11. to build the walls with s. stones 
 
 .S I ABl.lSHKD. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 16. so the heart that is s. by counsel 
 SI ATE. 
 
 Tob. 5. 17 . is he not the s. of our hand in going? 
 
 Bel 26.1 will slay the dragon w ithout swoid or f. 
 
 S PA IN. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 10. do f. the nobility of their kindred 
 .33. 22. leave not a s. in thine honour 
 47 .20. thou didst f. thy honour and pollute thy seed 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 25. and 1 shall get a s. to my old age 
 
 STAINED. 
 
 2 Mac. 6.19. to live f. with such abomination 
 .STAKES. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 19. it lieth on the fop of sharp x. 
 .STALLION. 
 
 Eccl. 33. 6. a s. horse is as a mocking friend 
 STAMP. 
 
 1 Mac. 15. 6. also to coin money witli thine own s. 
 STAND. 
 
 1 E.sd. 8. 90. we cannot s. any longer before thee 
 Jnd. 6. 4. foot.steps shall not be able to s. before us 
 
 8. 12. that s. insteari of God amongst men 
 .33. you shall s. this night in the gate 
 
 Wud.o. 2.3. a mighty wind shall x. up against them 
 6. 7 . nor shall he s. in awe of any man’s greatness 
 12. 12. or who shall come fo s. against thee ? 
 
 Eccl. 12. 12. set him not by, lest he x. in thy place 
 
 21.2.3. he that is well nurtured will x. without 
 22. 18. pales on an high place will never x. against 
 
 the wind, so a fearful heart cannot x. against fear 
 . 37 .13. let the counsel of thine own heart x. 
 
 40. 25. gold and silver make the foot x. sure 
 
 4.3. 10. they will x. in their order, and not faint 
 
 44. 12. their seed . 1 . fast, and their children 
 
 1 Mac. 3.5.3. how' shal 1 w e he able fo x. against them ? 
 
 10. 72 . thy foot is not able to x. before our face ? 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 30. to x. on every point and go over things 
 
 STANDEIII. 
 
 Jvd. 9. 11. for thy power x. not in multitude 
 Wisd. 4. 8. is dot that which x. in lenidh of time 
 1 Mac. 9. 44. it X. not with us to-day, as in time past 
 STANDING. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 5. s. in the temple according fo dignity 
 Jiid. 1.3. 4. then .ludith x. by his bed, said in heart 
 Wisd. 4. A. yet x. not fast, they shall he shaken 
 
 10. 7 . and a X. pillar of salt is a monument 
 18. 16. and x. up, filled all things with death 
 
 23. .X. between, he stayed the wrath and parted 
 Sus. 48. so he x. in the midst of them, said 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 45. he ran through and x. on a steep rock 
 
 SIA R. 
 
 Eccl. 50.6. he was as the moi ning x. in a cloud 
 SPARS. 
 
 Wisd. 7 .19. the circuits of years and positions of x. 
 29. she is above all the order of x. 
 
 10 . 17 . and a light of x. in the night season 
 
 1.3. 2. but deemed it swift air, or the circle of the x. 
 
 17 . 5. nor bright flames of x. endure fo lighten 
 Eccl. A3. 9. the beauty of heaven, the glory of the x. 
 
 44. 21. that he would exalt his seed'as the x. 
 
 Bar. .3. .34. the x. shined in their watches and rejoiced 
 
 6. 60. for the sun, moon, and x, are obedient 
 Dan. .3.13. multiply their seed as fhex. ot heaven 
 
 41. O ye X. of heaven, bless ye the Lord 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 10. thought he could reach to the x. 
 .SPATE. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 6. was impossible x. should continue quiet 
 
 9. 24. they knowing to whom the x. was left 
 
 11. 19. if you keep yourselves loyal to the x. 
 
 14. 26. -was not well-affected towards the x. 
 
 STA'PELINESS. 
 
 Jud. 9.10. break down their x. by hand of a woman 
 SPA PURE. 
 
 Bar. 3. 26. the giants, that were of so great x. 
 SIAI'U'PE. 
 
 2 Mac. 10.8. they ordained aiso by a common x. 
 ..S'PAPUl'Ii.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.24. will give my name that they may keepx. 
 
 7 . 11- and when Adam transgressed my x. 
 
 13. 42. that they might theie keep their x. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 17 . he gave authority in'x. of judgments 
 .SPAY. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 43. joined and were a x. unto them 
 STAYED. 
 
 IIYxrf. 18.2.3. standing betw een, he x. the wrath 
 Eccl. 15. 4. he shall he .x. upon her, and not moved 
 SPAYETH. 
 
 Tob. 10. 4. m 3 ’ son is dead seeing he x. long 
 S I EAD. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 34. people made him king in x. of .Tosias 
 Tob. 1.21. Sarchedonus his son reigned in his x. 
 Jnd.H. 12. that stand in x. of God among men 
 Esth. 14. 2. in x. of precious ointments, ashes 
 Wisd. 5. 18. put on true judgment inx. of an helmet 
 7 . RE and 1 choose to have her in x. of light 
 11.6. in X. of a fountain of a perpetual running 
 
 18. .3. in X. whereof thou gavest them a pillar 
 Eccl. T 10. be in .x. of a husband fo their mother 
 
 6. 1. in x. of a friend become not an enemy 
 
 17 . 27 . in X. of them which live and give thanks 
 Bar. 3. 19 . and others are come up in their x. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 1. then Maccabeus rose up in his x. 
 
 11. .34. in X. of payments the king received 
 
 14. 17 . that Simon was made high priest in his x. 
 
 .SI'EAL. 
 
 1 Esd. A. 23. aman goeth his way to rob and tox. 
 SPEDlAS'l. 
 
 Es/h. 1 .3. .3. for his constant good will and x. fidelit 3 ’ 
 Wi.id. 7 .23. kind to man, x. sure, free from care 
 Eccl. 5. 10. be X. in thy understanding and thy word 
 11.2t'. be X. in thy covenant, and he l onversant 
 22. 2.3. abide x. to him in time of his trouble 
 
 1 Mac. 1.3. 37 . we are readv to make a x. peace 
 
 S I EEP. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 45. he ran, and standing upon a x. rock 
 
 SPEP. 
 
 Eccl. 19 .18. the fear of Lord is lirst x. to be accepted 
 S'PEPS. 
 
 Eccl. C). 36. let th 3 ’ foot wear the x. of his door 
 42. 19 . he revealeth the x. of hidden things 
 .SI EW ARDS. 
 
 1 Esd.Q. 67 . the commandments to the king’s x. 
 
 •SI ICKEPH. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 12. as an arrow that x. in a man’s thigh 
 27 .2. as a nail x. fast between the joining of stones 
 .S'l ICKS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 21. he x. not to spend his life with his wife 
 
 .SPIFE. 
 
 Bar.H. 30. not hear, because it is a x.-necked people 
 33. and they siiall return from their x. neck 
 .STIEELY. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 47 . stood so x. for the name of the Lord 
 
 STINGS. 
 
 Wisd. 16.5. perished with the x. of crooked serpents 
 SPINK. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 10. no man could endure to carry tor hisx. 
 SPIR. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 17 . were able to x. them up fo valour 
 SITRRED. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 9 . whose minds were x. up thereto 
 
 1 Mac. . 3 . 49 . and the N azarites they x. up 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 10. when he had s. up their minds 
 
 .STIRRING. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 21. X. up her womanish thoughts 
 STOCK. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. . 37 . neither could they shew their x. 
 
 Tob. 5. 13. then lohit said, thou art of an honest 
 and good x. my brother, thou art of a good x. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 21. that they are of the x. of Abraham 
 
 2 Mae. 1. 10. was of the x. of (he anointed priests 
 
 SPOOKS. 
 
 Wtsd. 14. 21. men did ascribe unto stones andx. 
 SPOLE. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 32. Menelaus x. certain vessels of gold 
 SIOLEN. 
 
 \ E.fd. A. 24. when he hath x. spoiled, and robbed 
 Job. 2. 1.3. I said to her, is it not x. ? render it to the 
 owners, for it is not lawtul to eat any thin" x 
 . .S I OM A OIL ” ' 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . 21. with a manly x. she said unto them 
 . S'PONE. 
 
 Wisd. 11.4. thirst was quenched out of the hard x. 
 Eccl. 5. 21. she will lie upon him as a mighty x. 
 
 22. 1. a slothful man is compared to a filthy x. aiid 
 every one will hiss him out to his 
 disgrace 
 
 20. whoso casteth a x. at the birds, frayefh them 
 29. 10. and let it not rust under a x. to be lost 
 
 47 . 4. he lifted up his htmd with the x. in the slin™- 
 1 A/ac. 2. 36. neither cast they a x. at them ** 
 
 10. 73 . where is neither x. nor flint, nor place 
 SPONE.-BOW. 
 
 Wisd. 5.22. hail-stones shal I be cast as out of ax 
 STONES. 
 
 building an house of hewn and costly x 
 Job. 13. 17 . streets shall be paved with x. of Ophir 
 Jud. 1. 2. built walls round about of x. hewn 
 612 . from coming up by casting of .t. against (hem 
 lAisd. 17 . 19 . or a terrible sound of x. cast down 
 Eccl. 21.10. the way of sinners is made plain with x, 
 27 . 2. as a nail sticketh between joinings of x. 
 
 32. 20. and stumble not among Ibex. 
 
 1 Mac. 4. 43. who bare out the defiled x. 
 
 5. 47 . they stopped up the gales with x. 
 
 6. 51. w ith instruments to cast fire and x. 
 
 10. 11. to build Sion round about with square x 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 16. they threw x. like thunderbolts 
 
 31. the water to be poured on the great x. 
 
 4. 41. some of them caught x. some clubs 
 
 10. 3. striking x. they took fire out of them 
 
 . S I GOD. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 59. the priests x. an ayed in vestments 
 9. 46. he opened the law. they x. all straight up 
 ]-'.sih.\5.6. she x.before the king who sat on his throne 
 Wisd. 10. 11. she x. by him, and made him rich 
 
 11. 3. they x. against their enemies, were aveii"ed 
 
 18. 16. it touched heaven, but.v. upon the earth 
 
 21. the blameless man x. forth to delend them 
 
 19 . 7 . where water.?, before, dry land appeared 
 Eccl. 39. 17 . at his commandment the w aters x. 
 
 45. 2. so that his enemies x. in fear of him 
 
 2.3. Phinees x. up with good courage of heart 
 
 46. .3. who before him so x. to it ? the Lord brought 
 48.1. tlien X. up Elias the prophet as fire " 
 
 50.12. he himselfx. by the hearih of the altar 
 
 Dan. .3. 2. then Azarias x. up and prayed thus 
 Sus. 34. two elders x. up in the midst of the people 
 
 1 Mac. 7 . .36. the priests entered and x. before altar 
 
 2 Mac. 3.26. two young men x. by him on either side 
 
 Si OOL.S. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 21. when x. were set for either of them 
 .STOOPING. 
 
 Bar. 2.18. the soul that is vexed and goeth x 
 Si'OP. 
 
 Jud. A. 7 . it was easy (0 x. them that would come up 
 Esth. 14. 9. X. the mouth of them that praise thee 
 Eccl. 20. 29 . X. his mouth that he cannot reprove 
 27 . 14. their brawls make one s. his ears 
 2 Mac. 14. .36. and x. every unrighteous mouth 
 SEOPPED. 
 
 Jud. 16. 4. the multitude whereof.?, the torrents 
 
 1 57(70.2. 36. nor x. the places where they lay hid 
 9. 55. Alcimus was |)lagued, his mouth was x. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 5. he laid altar of incense and x. the door 
 
 SrORAN. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 15. a pleasant odour like sweet x. 
 
 SIX IRE. 
 
 Tob. 7 . 8 . they set x. of meat on the table 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 6. .?. of spoils which they had gotten 
 53. they had eaten up the residue of the x 
 
 SI ORE-HOUSES. 
 
 Eccl. 29.12. shut up alms in thy x. it shall deliver 
 .s 11> R 7d, S. 
 
 Wisd. 6.1A. like froth dii'en awav with the.?. 
 
 2.3. a wind like ax. shall blow tiiemawav ’ 
 
 Dan. 3.46.0 ye dews and .?. of.snow, bless ye (he Ld. 
 SIORMED. 
 
 2 Mac. 13.25. they x. fpecause they would make 
 
 STORY. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 24. to look into the narrations of the x 
 .3(1. belongeth to the first author of the x. 
 
 32. here then will we begin the x. foolish to make 
 a long prologue, and to be short in the x. itself 
 1.5. .38. have done well, and as is fitting the x. 
 
 39 . delighteth the ears of (hem that rea?l the x. 
 STORIES. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .33. in the book of the x. of the kings 
 STORY-WRITER. 
 
 1 Esd. 2 . 17 . thy servant RathumuiS the x. 
 STRAIGHT. 
 
 Jud. 1.3. 20. walking a x. w ay before our God 
 Bar. 6. 27 . nor can they make themselves.'- 
 STRAIT. 
 
 Jud. 4. 7- because the passage was x. for two men 
 
 2 V (j89 
 
Apockypha.j S T K 
 
 SUB 
 
 STRAI ! LY. 
 
 fVisd. 17- Ifi. whosoever /ell down was s. kept 
 Keel. QO. 10. keep Jier in s. lest she abuse herself 
 .S TH All’N K.SS. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 21. by reason of the s. of all the places 
 
 S I'RAIT.S. 
 
 J 2 td. 1-1. 11. went forth to the .9. of the mountain 
 Sl'RAlvE. 
 
 To&. 11. 11. he j. off the "all on his father’s eyes 
 SlRANGl',. 
 
 3 Esd. have not put away s. people of the land 
 
 9. 9. separate yourselves from tlie.y. women 
 J2. let all tliat have s. wives come at the time 
 
 36. these had taken j. wives, and [jut them away 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 6. and they have offered unto gods 
 'J'oA. 4. 12. and take not a s. woman to wife 
 Wisd. ]4.2;5. or made revellings of .9. rites 
 
 36. 2. thou preparedst for them meat of a s. taste 
 .3. inieht be made partakers of a s'. taste 
 
 16. with s. sliowers were they persecuted 
 
 37 . .3. they were troubled with i'. apparitions 
 39. .O. but they mi"lit tind a s. <leath 
 
 8. seeing thy marvellous s. wonders 
 
 10. while they sojourned in the s. land 
 
 Keel. 10. 1.3. Ixjrd brought on them . 9 . calamities 
 
 29. 18. so that they wandered ani()ng.9. nations 
 .36. .3. lift unthy hand against the j. nations 
 
 39. 4. he will travel through . 9 . countries 
 
 4.3. 25. for therein be s. and wondrous works 
 Ear. 1. 22. to serve J. gods,and todoevil before L. 
 
 .3. 10. that thou art waxen old in a x. country 
 4. 15. a shameless nation, and of a s. language 
 
 3 Mac. 1. .38. and became s. to those born in her 
 
 44. that they should follow the s. laws 
 
 6. 1.3. 1 perish through great grief in a s. land 
 
 15. 27 . brake covenants and became .9. unto him 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 9 . thus be perished in a s. land 
 
 6. 24. that he were now gone to a j. religion 
 
 9. 6. tormented men’s bowels with s. torments 
 
 28. he died a miserable death in a s. country 
 STKAISIGEK. 
 
 Estk. 16. 10. Aman as a .9. received of us 
 Keel. 8. 18. do not secret things before a s. 
 
 11. .34. receive a s. into thy liouse, he will turn 
 
 29. 2(). come, thou s. furnish a table and feed me 
 
 27 . give place, th.ou .9. to an honourable man 
 Sl'KAlSGEK.S. 
 
 3 Esd. 8.8.3. aland polluted with the pollutions of j. 
 Wisd. 19 . 13. used a hateful behaviour towards s. 
 
 15. because/they used s. not friendly 
 Eccl. 26. 19. and give not thy strength to s. 
 
 45. 18. s. conspired together against him 
 Ear. 6. 5. that ye in no wise be like to s. 
 
 3 Mac. 1. .38. the city was made an habitation of j. 
 
 2. 7 . the sanctuary delivered into the hand off. 
 3.36. he should place f. in all their quarters 
 4. 12. then the s. lilt up their eyes and saw them 
 
 22. they lied every one into the land off. 
 
 26. all the f. that had escaped came and told 
 
 30. gavest hosts of f. into the hands of .lonathan 
 2 Mac. 10.5. the day that f. (mofaned the temple 
 
 S I'R A NGEINES.S. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 2. shall he amazed at the s. of his salvation 
 SrUANGLED. 
 
 Toh. 2. 3. he said, father, one of onr nation isf, 
 
 3.8. dost not know that thou hast f. thy husbands ? 
 
 10. so that she thought to have f. Iierself 
 Esth. 12. 3. having confessed it they were f. 
 
 S'l'RAYlNG. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 2. soul not torn in pieces, as a bull s. alone 
 SIREAM. 
 
 Wisd. 19. 7* and out of the violent s. a green field 
 SIREAMED. 
 
 Dan. 3. 24. so that the dame s. forth above 
 S I R EE r. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 2. the altars had built in the open s. 
 
 SIREEI'S. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 7-. look not round about thee in the s. 
 
 2.3. 21. this man shall be punished in thef. 
 
 49 . 6. they burnt chosen city and made f. desolate 
 
 3 Mac. 1. 55. and they burnt incense in the 5 . 
 
 2. 9. her infants are slain in the f. 
 
 14. 9. the ancient men sat all in the s. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 19 . the women abounded in the s. 
 
 STRENGTH. 
 
 3 Esd. 3. 17 . who had spoken of tlie f. of wine 
 4. 1. that had spoken of the s. of the king 
 
 2. O ye men, do not men excel in s.? 
 
 40. and she is the s. and majesty of all ages 
 Wisd. 2. 11. let our f. be the law of justice 
 
 11 . 21 . thou canstshew thy great f. at all times 
 32. 17 . men will not believe thou shewedst thy f. 
 
 36. 16. were scourged by the s. of thine arm 
 
 23. but this again did even forget liisown f. 
 
 24. increaseth his f. against the unrighteous, and 
 abaleth his s. for benefit of them that trust in thee 
 
 18. 22. so he overcame, not with s of body 
 Eccl. .3. 1.3. when thou art in thy full f. 
 
 21. nor search things that are above thy s. 
 t>. 2. follow not thine own mind, and thy s. 
 
 7 . 30. love him that made thee with all thy s. 
 
 16. 7- who fell away in of their foolishness 
 
 37. 3. he endued them with .9. by themselves 
 18. 5. who shall number the s. of his majesty ? 
 
 26. 19 . my son, give not thy -v. to strangers 
 
 28. 10. and as a man’s .9. is, so is his wrath 
 
 .31. .30. drunkenness diminisheth . 9 . maketh wounds 
 .34. 1.^5. to whom doth he look ? and wlio is his x. I 
 
 38. 18. the heaviness of the heart breaketh s. 
 
 30. he boweth down his s. before his feet 
 
 40. 26. riches and s. lift up the heart, but the fear 
 41.2. lieath is acceptable to him whose . 9 . faileth 
 43. 30. wlien you exalt him, put forth all your f. 
 46.6. tliat Ibe nations might know all their j. 
 
 9. the 1 , 01(1 gave9. also to Caleb, which remained 
 Ear. 1. 12. Ibe Eord wdll give us . 9 .and lighten our 
 
 eyes, and we shall live under b abiicliodonotor 
 .3. 14. learn where is wisdom, where is s. 
 
 Dan. .3. 21. and let their . 9 . be broken 
 3 Mac. 2. 49 . now liatb (iride and rebuke gotten s. 
 
 3. 19 . but .9. cfxnelb from heaven 
 
 35, to destroy and root out the s. of Israel 
 
 690 
 
 SUN 
 
 1 Mac. 4. .32. cause boldness of their s. to fall away 
 6. f)2. but when he saw the s. of the place 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 28. who breaketh the .9. of his enemies 
 
 .SI'RENGl HEN. 
 
 1 I'sd. 7- 15. to s. their hands in works of the Lord 
 .h/d. 1.3. 7 . -9. me, O Ixird God of Israel, this day 
 1 Mac. 9. 56. these did he s. with high walls 
 
 10. 23. in making amity with .lews to s. himself 
 
 .SI reng'hieneh. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 8. he s. him with rich garments 
 1 Mac. 2. 17 . thou artf. w ith sons and hrctlnen 
 
 14. 14. lie s. all those of his iieoide brought low 
 
 .S I RENG I IJl'iN ING. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 18. he sought the s. of tlie heathen 
 SI REICH. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . .32. and s. thine hand to the poor 
 
 31. 14. s. not thy hand whithersoever it looketh 
 
 SI REICIIED. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 31. let not thy hand he s. out to receive 
 24. 16 . as the turpentine free I . 9 . out branches 
 
 46. 2. he . 9 . out liis sword against the cities 
 48. 20. they . 9 . out their hands toward liiin 
 .56. 15. he s. out his hand to the enp, and poured 
 51. 19 . If. forth my hands to the tieaven above 
 •S I REI CH El JI. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. .33. that s. out his liaivi to liinder house 
 
 ■SIR ETCHING. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 73 . then s. forth my hands to the Lord 
 
 S'IRKWED. 
 
 Bel 14. to bring ashes, those they s. tliro’ the temple 
 
 SIRICKEN. 
 
 Ef/lt. 14. 8. they have . 9 . bands with their idols 
 H'isd. 19. 17- even with blindness were these .9. 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 24. let those be s. with terror that come 
 
 Sl’RIEE. 
 
 Eccl. J9.. 6. that can rule his tongue, live without f 
 
 27 . 15.'the s. of the proud is blood sbeddiiig 
 
 28. 8. abstain from and Ihou slialt diminish thy 
 
 sins, for a furious man will kindle s. 
 40. 5. anger and s. do cliange his knowledge 
 9. death and blond, s. and sword liappen to all 
 STRIKING. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 3. s. stones, they took fire out of them 
 STRIPE. 
 
 Jicd. 9.13. make my deceit to be their wound and s. 
 
 stripes. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 6. s. and correction are never out of time 
 2 Mac. .3. 26. who gave him many sore . 9 . 
 
 6. .30. but when he was ready to die with s. 
 
 S I J{l VE. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 28. s. for the truth unto death, the Lord 
 
 8. 1. s. not with a mighty man lest thou fall 
 3. s. not with a man that is full of tongue 
 11 . 9 . .9. not in a matter that concernefh thee not 
 2 Mac. 7 . 19 . thattakest in hand to s. against God 
 STRIVING. 
 
 Jiisd. 4. 2. got victory, , 9 . for undefiled rewards 
 
 STROKE, S. 
 
 Ji isd. 5. 11 . light air beaten with the s. of her wings 
 Eccl. 27 . 25. a deceitful sliall make wounds 
 28. 17 . the s. of the whip, the s. of tlie tongue 
 
 39 . 28. spirits in their fury lay on sore .9. 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 43. but missing his s. through haste 
 S'J RONG. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 18. O ye men, how exceeding .9. is wine ! 
 
 4. .32. how can it be but women should he .v. 
 
 3t. O ye men, are not women s.'l great is the eartli 
 .38. as for truth, it endurelh and 13 always s. 
 
 6. 14. was hiiilded by a king of Israel great andj. 
 it. 85. that ye may be . 9 . and eat the good things 
 Wisd. 14. 10. an ungodly custom grown s. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 14. a taitliful friend is a s. defence 
 
 24. 24. faint not to he s. in the Lord 
 
 28. 14. s. cities hath it pulled down 
 
 29. 1.3. better than a mighty sliield and . 9 . spear 
 .30^ 14. being sotyid and .9. of constitution 
 
 15. and a s. body is above infinite wealth 
 Bar. 6. 58. tliey that are s. do fake and go away 
 
 1 Mac. 1.2. made many wars, and won many . 9 . holds 
 19. thus liiey got the s. cities in land of Egypt 
 33. then budded they tlie city of David with a 
 
 great and .9. wall, and made it a s. hold for fliem 
 .3. 45. sanctuary trodden, and aliens kept . 9 . liold 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 21. O Eord God, who art fearful and s. 
 11.5. drew near to Bethsura, which was a .9. town 
 
 12. 27 . Epliron, a .9. city, wherein Lysias abode 
 
 STRONGER. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. .35. great is the truth, and . 9 . than all 
 Wisd. 10. 12. know that godliness is s. than all 
 Eccl. 28. 10. and the s. tliey are which contend 
 39- for he was .9. than we and leaped out 
 STRONGEST. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 10. wine is the 3 . |1 IE tlie king is s. 
 
 12. women are s. |1 24. O ye men, is not wine the s.? 
 .STRONGLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 17 . assaulting them s. they won holds 
 
 .STRUCK. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 30. she s. the king with her left hand 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 16. they threw stones and s. the captain 
 
 STUBBLE. 
 
 llisd. 3. 7- they shall shine as sparks among 3 . 
 
 STUBBORN. 
 
 E‘ccl. 3. 26. a s. heart shall fare evil at last 
 .30. 12. lest he wax s. and he disobedient to thee 
 STUFF. 
 
 Jnd. 15. 11. plate, beds, vessels, and all his s. 
 
 STUMBI.E. 
 
 ErjL 1.3. 2.3. if he s. they will help to overthrow 
 
 25. 21. .9. not at the beauty of a woman 
 
 32. 20. and s: not aniong lhe stones 
 
 .STUMBLED. 
 
 Toh. 11 10. Tobit went toward the door and s. 
 
 STUMBLING. 
 
 IVisd. 14. 11. and , 9 . blocks to the souls of men 
 Eccl. 7■ 6. lay a'. 9 . block in way of thy npriglitnats 
 .31.7- it is ax. block to them tliat sacrifice 
 .34. 16 . he is a nreservation from s. and a help 
 39. 24. so are they s. blocks to the wicked 
 SUBDUED. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 22. with a word .9. lie him that punished , 
 SUB.IEC T. 
 
 B isd. 1, 4, nor dwell in the body that is s. to sin 
 
 Wisd. 8. 14. and the nations shall be j. unto trie 
 ^ , SUB.IEC 11 ON. 
 
 Eccl. 47 . 19. by thy l>o(ly tliou wast brought into 9 . 
 48. 12. neither could any bring him intox. 
 
 SUB.IECIS. 
 
 made a great feast to all hts 9. 
 Esth. 13.2. 1 purposed to settle my x. in auiet 
 SUB.MISSEV. ^ 
 
 Eccl. 29. 5. for *'e will speak x. 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 2.3. x. and sware to all equal conditions 
 SUB.S'IANCE. 
 
 Toh. 4 . 7 . give alms of thy x. and whentlioij "ivest 
 14. 1.3. he inherited their x. and his fathers ” 
 
 Eccl. 9. 2. to a woman, to set her toot on thv x 
 SUB II EE. ■ 
 
 IVisd. 7- 23. kin'l toman, pure and most. 9. spirits 
 Eccl. 39. 2. where X. parables are, he will be there 
 SU Jill ELY. 
 
 Jud. 5. 11. the king of Egypt dealt x. with them 
 .SUBIII.TY. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 25. there is an exquisite x. and is uniust 
 SUBTIL'ijES. 
 
 U isd. 8. 8. she knoweth the x. of speeches 
 SUBURBS. 
 
 1 Mac. 11.4. they shewed him Azotusand x. thereof 
 61. he burned the x. thereof with fire and spoiled 
 SUCCEED. 
 
 Toh. 4. 6. thy doings shall prosperously x. to thee 
 Eccl. 48. 8. who anointed prophets to x. after liiin 
 S UCC E.SS. 
 
 Toh. 7 . 12. God give you good s. in all things 
 Wisd. 13. 19 . and for good x. of his hands, a>ketii 
 Eccl. 20. 9. a sinner that hath good x. in evil 
 
 38. 13. when in their hands there is good 
 4.3.26. by him the hand of them hath prosperous x. 
 
 1 lilac. 4. 55. praisingGod, who had given good x 
 
 8. 2.3. good X. he to the Romans and .lews hv sea 
 
 2 Mac. 10.23. having good x. with his weapouo 
 28. fora pledge ot theirx. and victory 
 
 13.16. at last they departed w ith good x. 
 SUCGE.SSDR. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 1. Jesus son of N ave was the x. of Alr^ers 
 2 Mac. 9. 23. when he led an army he appointed x. 
 14. 20. he liad ordained .ludas to be the kin"'sx 
 SUCCOUR. ■ 
 
 Eccl. 51 . 7 . T looked torx. of men, there was none 
 
 1 Mac. E 53. wheresoever they could iKe l(,r x. 
 
 2. 44. but tlie rest tied to the heathen tor s. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 9. and thinking there to find s. 
 
 SUCCOURS. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 12 . for fear is a betraying of the x. 
 SUCCOUR Fill. 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 15. we have help from heaven thatx. its- 
 
 SUCK. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 27 . have^fty (sn^me that gave X. 3 years 
 
 Eccl. 46. 16. when he offered thex. lamb 
 SUDDEN. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 15. for a x. tear came upon tliem 
 Eccl. 11. 21. on the x. to make a poor man rich 
 2 Mac. 14. 17 . through the x. silence of his enemies 
 SUDDENLY. 
 
 TVisd. 18. 17- then x. visions of horrible dreams 
 Eccl. 5. 7 . .9. shall llie wrath of the I.oid come 
 
 11. 22. .9. he maketh his blessing to flourish 
 
 22. 27 . upon my lips, tliat 1 fall not x. bv them 
 
 1 AJac. 1. 36. he tell x. on the city, and smote it 
 
 .3. 2.3. had left off speaking, he leapt x. upon them 
 4.2. might ru.sh in on the Jews, and smite them x. 
 
 2 AJac. .3. 27 . Ileliodoi us fellx. to the ground 
 
 14. 22. lest treachery should hex. practised 
 
 SUFFER. 
 
 Jnd. 11.5. X, thy handmaid to speak in thy presence* 
 Bar. 4. 25. x. patiently the wrath that is come 
 6. 18. made .sure as being committed to x. death 
 Bel 12. we will x. death, orelse Daniel tliat speaks- 
 2 Alac. 4. 48. they did soon x. unjust punishment 
 
 6. 30. hut in soul am content to x. these things 
 
 7 . 18. for we X. these things for ourselves 
 32. for we x. bec ause of our sins 
 
 SUFFERED. 
 
 IVisd. 18. 1. they had not x. the same things 
 IE like as the king so x. the common (lerson 
 Eccl. 38. 16. as if tliou hadst x. great harm 
 
 1 Mac. 2. -18. noi- x. thfy the siuiier to triumpli 
 
 15. 14. neither x. he any to go out or in 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 36. our brethren who now have x. pain 
 
 9. 28. the murderer havingx. most grievously 
 
 SUFFERETII. 
 
 Toh. 4.10. alms x. not to come info darkness 
 Eccl. 4. 9. deliver him thatx. wrong from oppressor 
 2’6. 28. a man of war that x. povei ty 
 SUFFERING. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 3. but these x. penury for a short space 
 SUEFICK. 
 
 Toh. 5. 19 what the Lord hath given us doth x. us 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 33. let that you have done hitherto x. 
 
 SUER Id ENT. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 12. nor were the livingx. to biirv them 
 Eccl. 31. 19 . little is X. fora man well nuituiecl 
 SUGGESTION. 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 8. went a degree by thex. of Ptolemee 
 
 SLH I S. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 19 . business for gain shall fall into .9. 
 
 Nicx. 6. all tliat had an v x. in law came to them 
 SUM. 
 
 Eccl. 43 27- come short, wherefore inx. he is all 
 51.28. get learning witli a great x. of money 
 2 AJac. .3. 11. the .9. rii all was 4lK) talents of silver 
 
 12. 43. to the x. of two thousand drachms 
 
 SUMS. 
 
 2 Mac.3.6. tre;u»ury was full of infiaitex. of money 
 SUM.MER. 
 
 Eccl. .50. 8. the fraukincensc-tree in time of. 9 . 
 
 Dan. 3. 45. O ye winter and x. bless ye the Lord 
 .SUN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. .34. O men, swift is the x. in his course 
 
 2 Esd. 6. -15. com maud est that the . 9 . should shine 
 15. 20. kings which are from the risking of the x. 
 
 Ti'h. 2. 4. took him, till the going down of the x. 
 
 7 . after the going down of Slie x. I made a giave 
 
S WE 
 
 Jud. 14. 2. the s. shall come forth on the earth 
 Jy isd. 2.4. as mist that is driven away wiili the s. 
 
 5. 6. tlie s. of righteousness rose not on us 
 7-29. for she is more heautiful than the s. 
 
 36.28. we must prevent the to give thee thanks 
 
 38. :i. and an harmless .c. to entertain them 
 jLiCcl. 17.19. their works are as the s. before him 
 .‘11. what is brighter than the x.? yet the light 
 26.16. as the x. when it ariseth in the heaven 
 3.3. 7. all the light of every day is of the s. 
 
 34. 16. he is a cover from the .y. at noon 
 43. 2. the s. when it appeareth, declaring 
 
 4. but the X. burneth the mountains more 
 
 46. 4. did not the s. go back by his means ? 
 
 48. 23. in his time the x. went backward 
 5i). 7. as the .v. shining on the temple of INIost High 
 
 6. tk). for s. moon and stars are obedient 
 Dan. 3. 40. O ye s. and moon, bless ye the Lord 
 SUN-BE.AM. 
 
 ll tsd. 16. 27 . being warmed with a little s. melted 
 _ SUNG. 
 
 Eccl. 47. 8. with his whole heart he x. songs 
 
 1 AJac. 4. 24. they x. a song of thanksgiving 
 
 2 mac. 1. 30. the priests s. p.salms of thanksgiving 
 
 12. 37. he s. psalms with a loud voice 
 
 SUPERS I'U'ION. 
 
 Wisd. 14.18. set forward the ignorant to more s. 
 
 ^ SUPPED. 
 
 Tub. 8.1. when they had s. thev brought Tobias in 
 ^ SUPPLICATION. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 4. reject not the .y. of the afflicted 
 .35. 14. he will not despise the of the fatherless 
 
 39. 5. and he will make s. for his sins 
 51. 9. then lifted 1 up my s. from the earth 
 Ear. 2. 19. we do not niake our humble s. before 
 thee for the righteousness of our fathers 
 atiri kings 
 
 1.3/ac. 11.49. they made^. to the king and cried 
 2 Mac. 3. 18. others ran flocking to the general s. 
 
 8. 29. when they had made a common 
 
 9.18. containing the form of a s. after this manner 
 
 14. lo. they made . to him that had established 
 
 SUPPORT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 52. power of Lord to s. them in all ways 
 
 _ SUPPOSE. 
 
 Tub. 6 . 17 . I s. that she shall bear thee children 
 SUPPOSED. 
 
 H 2 sd. 17 . 3. they s. to lie hid in their secret sins 
 Ear . 6. 64. not to be j. nor said that they are gods 
 SUPPOSING. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.32. Menelaus/. he had got convenient time 
 
 S U H E. 
 
 Eccl. 10.19. they that fear the T.ord are a s. seed 
 
 40. 2o. gold and silver make the foot stand s. 
 
 42. 6. i-. keeping is good where an evil wife is 
 11. keep a s. watch over a shameless daughter 
 Ecir. 6.18. as the doors are made s. on every side 
 2 Mac. 3.22. to keep things safe and s. for those 
 . SURELY. 
 
 Hzsd. 13. 1. s, vain are all men by nature 
 Eccl. 5. 3. the Lord will s. revenge thy pride 
 28.1. he will x. keep his sins in remembrance 
 48. 11. and slept in love, for we shall y. live 
 SURNAME. See SIRNAME. 
 
 _ , SURETY. 
 
 Eccl. 8.13. not r. above thy power, if thou bef. pay it 
 29. 14. an honest man is x. for his neighbour 
 
 15. forget not the friendship of thy .y. 
 
 16. will overthrow the good estate of his s. 
 
 SURET1.SHIP. 
 
 Eccl. 29 .18. J. hath undone many of good estate 
 19 . a wicked man shall fall into s. 
 
 SURFEITING. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . .30. and s. will turn into choler 
 31. by f. have many perished, but he that taketh 
 SUSA. 
 
 Exth. 11. . 3 . was a Jew, and dwelt in the city of S. 
 
 16 .18. is hanged at the gates of S. with his family 
 SUSANNA. 
 
 o?«. 7 . S. went into hei' husband’s garden to walk 
 
 22. then S. sighed, and said, 1 am straitened 
 24. with that S. cried with a loud voice 
 27 . there was never such a report made of S. 
 
 31. S. was a very delicate woman and beauteous 
 . SUSPECTED. 
 
 Tub. 8.16. that is not come to me which T s. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.34. tho’ he were s. yet persuaded he him 
 SUSPEC'l El'll. 
 
 Eccl. 23.21. where he .f. not, he shall be taken 
 37 . 10. consult not with one that s. thee 
 SUSPECriNG. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. .32. fhe high priest r. lest the kirfg should 
 
 7 . 24. and s. it to be a reproachful speech 
 ' 12. 4. desirous to live in peace, and x. noriiing 
 SUSPICION. 
 
 EccL 3.24. evil s, haUi^oyrthrown their judgment 
 
 2 Mac. 10.18. things convenient tt) s. the siege 
 SU.STENANCE. 
 
 Ivtsd. 16.21. for thy x. declared thv sweetness 
 SWADDLING-CLO l ilES. 
 fvisd* 7* 4.1 was nursed in s» and that with cares 
 ^ . S\v ALLOWS. 
 
 Ear. 6. 22. upon their bodies and heads sit s. 
 
 , . SWAM. 
 
 U 19. 19. the things that before x. in wafer 
 1 3Iac. 9 . 48. they s. over to tin* further bank 
 „ SWARE. 
 
 1 Exd. 8. 96. to do these things, and so they s. 
 
 13.23. and i. to all equal conditions 
 14. 3-. s. they could not tell where the mgu was 
 r j _SWAY. 
 
 Eccl. 1.22. the s. of his fury sliall be his destruction 
 _ S W A R. 
 
 O'iname of the T.ord 
 rr- and s. one to anotiier 
 
 Ht-sd. U. 29. tho falsely, yet look not to be hurt 
 
 " tliey r. 
 
 Eccl. .,3.11. It he X. in vain, shall not be innocent 
 „ _ SIV E.A R I'. 1II. 
 
 -f- an'i nameth God continually 
 27.14. the talk of him that s. much, maJteth 
 
 T AK 
 
 ^ , SWEARING. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 9 . accustom not thy moutli to s. 
 
 11. a man that useth much y. shall be filled 
 13. use not thy mouth to intemperate j. 
 o SWEAT. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 26. it was a matter of s. and watching 
 ^ SWEEP. 
 
 I Exd. 9. 51. go eat the fat, and drink fhe x. 
 
 water, and made llie river s. 
 Eccl. 6. 5. J. language will multiply friends 
 I I. 3_^ but her trujt is the chief of r. things 
 2.3. 17 . all bread is y. to a whoremonger 
 24. 15 . I gave a x. smell like cinnamon, I yielded 
 _a pleasant odour as myrrh, onyx, and .y. storax 
 .35. 6. X. savour thereof is before the Most High 
 38. 5. 'vas not the wafer made.y. witli wood 
 11. give a .y. savour and ineniorial of tine flour 
 4t). 18. to labour and to be content is a.y. life 
 21. the pifie and the psaltery make x. melody 
 .30. begging is s. in the mouth of the shameless 
 49 . 1. It is s. as honey in all mouths 
 Ear. 5. 8. every j.-smelling tree shall overshadow 
 ^ , SWEEPER. 
 
 Eccl. 2.3. 27 . there is nothing j. than to fake heed 
 24. 20. for my memorial is .y. than honey 
 ^ SWEEPLY. 
 
 Wisd. 8 . 1 . and x. doth she order all things 
 Eccl. 12 . 16. an enemy speaketh .y. with his lips 
 27 . 2.3. when iliou art present, he will speak s. 
 
 ^ SWEEPNESS. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 21. for thy sustenance declared thy s 
 . . SWIFP. 
 
 beaven, s. is the sun in his course 
 « isd. 1.3. 2. or the x. air, or the circle of the stars 
 18. 14. that night was in midst of her.r. course 
 Eccl. 3. 11, he s. to hear, and let thy life be sincere 
 SWIFTLY. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3.13. sended^j.^f hHighfnings of judgment 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 18. the s. of fhe judge which is to come 
 SWINE’is. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 47 . sacrifice s. flesh and unclean beasts 
 « Mac. G. 18. Eleazar was constrained to eatf. flesh 
 SWOON. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 19 . these things made them s. for fear 
 SWORD. 
 
 young men with the s 
 
 4. 23. a man taketh Ids s. and goeth his way 
 8. 77 . we were given up to tlie s. and to captivity 
 Eccl. 21. .3. all iniquity is as a two-edged s. 
 
 22. 21. though thou drewest a j. at thv friend 
 26. 28. the Lord prefiared such a one'for fhe s. 
 
 28.18. many have fallen by fhe erlge of fhe s. 
 
 . 39 . 30. the i'. punishing the wicked to destruction 
 
 40. 9 . strife and .y. happen unto all flesh 
 46. 2. and stretcheil out his s. against fhe cities 
 
 Ear 2. 25. they died by famine, by s. and pestilence 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 9. young men are slain with .y. of enemy 
 0-3. made batiles, protecting the host with his s. 
 
 12. Judas took their spoils and Apollonius’ s. 
 
 4..33. cast them down with the f. of them tliat love 
 
 7. 38. he avenged, and let them fall by the s. 
 
 8. 23. tlie .y. also and enemy be far from them 
 
 9. 73 . thus the f. ceased from Israel, but.lonathan 
 
 10. 8j. burnt and slain with the 80;i0 men 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 18. durst not try the matter by the s. 
 
 41. he being ready to be taken, fell on hisj. 
 
 15. 15. Jeremias gave fo .Tudasa.y. of gold 
 
 16 . take this holy s. a gift from God 
 ^ SWORD.S. 
 
 1 EM. .3. 22. and a little after they draw out s. 
 
 1 d/rtf. 4. 6. who had neitlier armour nor s. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 3. drawing off. and casting of darts 
 12. 22. and wounded with the points of their own s 
 
 SWORE. 
 
 Ti i.fd. 14. .30. and also they unjustly s. in deceit 
 1 Mac. 7 . 35. Nicanor .y,. in his wratli, savin" 
 SWORN. 
 
 U lsd. 12. 21. unto whose fathers thou hast s. 
 SYRIA. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 13. Seron, a prince of (he army of S. 
 
 41. a power also of S. and of the Philistines 
 
 7- 39. where an host out of S. met him 
 
 11. 2. took his journey into S. in peaceable manner 
 60. and all the forces of S. gathered themselves 
 
 SYRIAN. 
 
 2 Mac. 15.36. in the S. tongue is called Adar 
 
 TABERNACLE. 
 
 Jtid. 9 . 8. to pollute the t. where thy name resteth 
 14. 7 . blessed art thou in all the i. of.luda 
 JFisd. 9 . 8. a temple, a resemblance of the holy i 
 15. tlie earthly /. weiglieth down the mind 
 Eccl. 24. 10. in the holy t. I served before him 
 15. as the fume of frankincense in the e. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 5. an hollow cave, wherein he laid tlie i 
 TABERNACLES. 
 
 1 E-M. 5. 51. also they held the feast of/. 
 
 2 EM. 2. 11. I will give the.se the everlasting f. 
 Jud. 2. 26. burnt their t. and spoiled sheep-cote’s 
 
 PARLE. 
 
 Tab. 7. 8. they set store of meat on (he t. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 10. some friend is a companion at the i. 
 
 31. 12. if thou sit at a hountiful t. be not greedy 
 40. 29 . life that dependeth on another man’s /. 
 
 Bel 21. consumed sudi things as were on the t. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 22. the t. of the shew hreail atid vials 
 
 4. 49 . tlie altar of burnt olferings and the, t. 
 
 51. they set loaves on the /. and spread vails 
 
 TABLES. 
 
 1 Mac. 14/. 18. they wrote to fiim in t. of brass 
 PAK E. 
 
 Tub. 4. 12. my son, chiefiy t. a wife of the seed of 
 thy fathers, and t. not a strange woman to wife 
 
 5. 20. t. no care, my sister, he shall relui n in safety 
 
 6. 3. tlicn the angel said to him, /. the fish ,1 
 
 7 . 13. saying, t. her alter the law of >ioses 
 
 8. 7- I t. not this my sister tor lust, hut uprightly 
 
 9. 2. t. witl) thee a servant and two camels 
 
 T A S [APOcnypHA. 
 
 Tub. 12.5. t. halfof/ 1 ye have brought, and go awav 
 Wisd. 8. 18. 1 went about seeking how to t. her 
 
 T' t r -n •Ti® 
 
 Eccl. 8. 1.3. for if thou be surety, t. care to pay it 
 
 12. 12. set him not by, lest he seek to t. thy seat 
 
 14. 5. he shall not t. pleasure in his goods 
 16. give and t. and sanctify thy soul, there is no 
 
 23. 25. her children shall not t. root, and branches 
 
 41. 19 . be ashamed of scorning to give and t. 
 
 47 . 4. did he not t. away reproach from the people ? 
 
 48. 8. who anointed kings to t. revenge 
 har. 4. .30. t. a good heart, O Jerusalem 
 Be/ . 37 . O Daniel, t. the dinner God hath sent 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 35. aiul to t. away their memorial 
 
 5. 19. t. ye the charge of this people, and see 
 
 6. 26. besieging the lower at Jerusalem to t. it 
 R. IR- that (hey would t. the yoke from them 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 39. sent above 500 men of war to t. him 
 
 15. 5. 1 command to /. arms, and to do business 
 T AKE heed. 
 
 Eccl. 6.1.3. separate from enemies, /. //e/rf of friends 
 11.33. /. heed of a mischievous man, lest bring a blot 
 
 13. 13. /. good heed, for thou walkest in peril 
 £3. 27 . t. heed to the commandment of the Lord 
 
 PAKEN. 
 
 1 2. 28. heed to be t. that there be no more done 
 
 9. 36. all these/ strange wives, put them away 
 Job. 11. 15. hast scourged, and hast /. pity on me 
 n isd. 3. 2. and their departure is /. for misery 
 4. ll.speedily was he/. lest wickedness should alter 
 
 14. 15. made an image of his child soon /. away 
 
 15. 8. returns to (he same out of which lie was /. 
 Eccl. 9. 4. lest thou be /. with her attempts 
 
 11. .30. like as a partridge /. and kept in a cage 
 
 16. 9. people who were /. away in their sins 
 19 . 3. and a bold man shall be /. away 
 23. 7 . keepeth it, sliall never be /. in his lips 
 
 21. where he suspecteth not, he shall be /. 
 
 27 . 26. he that selteth a trap, shall be /. therein 
 31. 7 . and every fool shall be /. therewith 
 44. 17 . he was /. in exchange for the world 
 46. 19 .1 have not /. any man’s goods, not a shoe 
 4(. _. as is (he fat /. away from the peace-offeriii" 
 
 48. 9. who was /. up in a whirlwind of fire “ 
 
 49. 14. Enoch, he was /. from fhe earth 
 Ear. 2. 17 . whose souls are /. from fheir bodies 
 
 24. the bones shall be /. out of their places 
 
 3. 29. who hatli gone up into heaven and /. her ’ 
 
 4. 20. they were/, as a flock caught of enemies 
 
 1 Mac. on. Elias was /.up into heaven 
 Jacob, the pipe ceased 
 
 1 "Icimus plagued, he was /. with a jialsy 
 1.2-41. thus the yoke was^. away from Israel 
 
 10. . 33 . we have neither /. other men’s lands 
 
 o-’ ?• "ith a grievous disease 
 
 1-. 00 . he would have /. that cursed man alive 
 PAKESP. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 36. whatsoever thou /. in hand, remember 
 TAKETH. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 11. one that laboureth, and /. pains 
 
 19. 5. whoso /. pleasure in wickedness, condemned 
 
 20. 8. he (hat /. to himself authority therein 
 that /. awa>’ his neiglibour’s living 
 
 06 . 26. and lodgeth wheresoever the night / him 
 
 42. 9. and the care for her /. away sleep 
 TAKETH /icerf. 
 
 Eccl. 37 . 31. he tliat /. heed prolongetli his life 
 1A KIN G. 
 
 'i Esd. 4. 30. /. fhe crown from the king’s head 
 lob. 4. 13. despise not, in not /. a wife of them 
 /P/.trf. 13. 13. and /. the very refuse among those 
 
 2 Mar. o. 25. when /. the Jews keeping holy-day 
 
 12. .35. /. hold ot his coat, drew him by force 
 ^ 'PA I.E. 
 
 Eccl. 19.15. admonish, and believe not every /, 
 
 22. 6. a /. out ot season, is as music in mourning 
 
 8. he that telleth a /. to a fool, speaketh to one 
 tA LENT'. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 36. set a tax on the land of one /. of gold 
 ^ . TALENTS. , 
 
 1 Exd. .3. 21. it maketh to speak all things by / 
 
 4. 51. should be yearly given twenty /. to building 
 02 . other ten /. yearly to maintain offerings 
 TALK. 
 
 n w/f. 8. 12. if I /. much, they shall lay their hands 
 Eccl. 5. 13. honour and shame is in /. 
 
 9. 18. and he that is rash in his /. shall be hated 
 11.8. nor interrupt men in the midst of their /. 
 
 1.3. 11. affect not to be made equal to him in / 
 
 19. 8. to friend or foe, /. not of other men’s lives 
 22. 1.3. /. not much with a tool, and go not to him 
 27. 14. the /. ot him that sweareth much 
 38. 25. driveth o.\en, whose /. is of bullocks 
 PALKED. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. £6. all nations /. of the battles of Judas 
 
 .TALKING. 
 
 /I ixd. 8. 18. and in /. with her. a good report 
 Eccl. 21.'V6. the /. of a fool is like a burden 
 'PAPHNES. 
 
 Jud. 1. 9. the river of I'.gypt, and T. and Ramesse 
 TA R RY. 
 
 Toh. C. 2. bring what poar man, and I«, I /. for thee 
 
 4. 14. let not the wages of anv man /. with thee 
 
 5. 7 . 'Pobias said, /. for me fill I tell my father 
 
 9. 4. it 1 /. long, he will be very sorry 
 
 10. 8. /. with me, and 1 will send to thy father 
 
 14. 10. bury ire. but /. no longer at Nineve 
 Eccl. 7 . .16. remember (hat wrath will not /. long 
 
 12. 15. it thou begin to fall he will not /. 
 TARRIET'H. 
 
 II isd. 5. 14. passeth as a guest that /. but a day 
 PARR'S’lNG. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 7 . make no /. to turn to the Lord ^ 
 
 'PA.SPE. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 2. thou preiiarest meat of a strange /. 
 
 CO. able to content, and agreeing: to every 
 
 2 h'af. 7- 1. were compelled to /. swine’s flesh 
 
 15. 39 . as wine with water delighteth the / 
 
 T A.S 1 ED. 
 
 Tab. 2. 4. lu^re T had /. of any meat, I started np 
 If iM. 18. 25. it was enough they only /. of wrath 
 2 Mae. 0. 20. not lawful tor love of life to be / 
 
 2 Y 2 691 
 
THI 
 
 TIM 
 
 AI’OCKYI’HA.] TEN 
 
 I'ASTETII. 
 
 Eccl. 36.19. as the palate t. divers kinds of venison 
 TASllNCi. 
 
 Wud. 18.20. the t. of death touched tlie rigliteous 
 t'AUGII 1'. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 7. butr. all Israel the ordinances 
 
 9. 49. to the l.evites that t. the multitude 
 
 2 ivx/. it. 29. tliein that havec learly t. the law 
 IMsd. 9. 18. men were t. tilings pleasing to thee 
 Eccl. 6. .'IC. iny son, if thou wilt, tliou shall be t. 
 
 21. 12. lie that is not wise will not be t. 
 
 Sus. 3. t. their daughter according to law of Moses 
 JAX. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .36. he set a t. on the land of 100 talents 
 8.22. that ye require no t. nor imposition 
 Hee Crown. 
 rEAClI. 
 
 1 Esd.?,. 2.3. th.ose that know itnot, thou shall t. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. .38. and t. them to the wise of the people 
 Eccl. 9. 1. 1 . her not an evil lesson against thyself 
 
 45. 5. that he might t. .Jacob his covenants 
 TliACHEril. 
 
 Wisd. 8. 7. for she t. temperance and prudence 
 Eccl. 18. 13. he reprovelli, nurtureth, and t. 
 
 22. 7. whoso t. a tool, is as one that glue'h 
 30. 3. he thatr. his son, grieveth the enemy 
 33 . 27 . send him to labour, for idleness t. evil 
 
 37 . 19. there is one that is wise, and t. many 
 
 TEAR.S. 
 
 Eccl. 35. 15. do not t. run down widows’ cheeks ? 
 
 38. 16 . my son, let t. fall down over the dead 
 2 Mac. 11. 6. with lamentation and t. he sought 
 
 TEDIOUS. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 1. ungodly said, our life is short and i. 
 TEETH. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 10. not the i. of venomous dragons 
 Eccl. 21.2. the t. thereof are the t. of a lion 
 30. 10. lest thou gnash thy t. in the end 
 
 39. .30. t. of wild beasts punishing the wicked 
 51. 3. from t. of them that were ready to devour 
 
 TELL. 
 
 Tab. 5. 7- tarry for me till 1 t. my father 
 
 14. but t. me, what wages shall I give thee ? 
 
 J7id. 11 . 17 . he will t. me when they have committed 
 Wisd. 6 . 22 . as for wisdom, what is she, I will r. you 
 jfc.'cc/. 18. 5. who shall also t. out his mercies.^ 
 
 37 . 14. is wont tor. him more than seven watchmen 
 43. 24. that sail on the sea, r. of the danger 
 44.15. the people will i. of their wisdom 
 Siis. 54. t, me, under v^hat tree sawest thou them? 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 22 .1 cannot t. how ye came into my womb 
 TELLETH. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 8. he that t. a tale to a fool, speaketh 
 TELLIIS'G.. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 25. the lips of talkers will he t. such things 
 TEMPERED. 
 
 ^ Wisd. 16. 21. t. itself to every man’s liking 
 J EMPERING. 
 
 JVisd. 15. 7 . the potter t. soft earth, fashioneth 
 lEMPEST. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 14. dispersed here and there with af. 
 Eccl. 16. 21. it is a t. which no man can see 
 TEMPLE. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 41. he set them in his own t. of Babylon 
 
 49. the governors defiled the t. of the Lord 
 ( 6. 19 . put them in the t. at Jerusalem, and that 
 
 t the t. of the Lord should be built in his place 
 
 ' 8. 18. vessels for the use of the t. of thy God 
 
 t 81. yea, and honoured the t. of our Lord 
 Tob. 14. 5. the land, where they shall build a r. 
 Eid.A.W. every man and woman tell before the t. 
 
 5. 18. the t. of their God was cast to the ground 
 Wisd. 3. 14. an inheritance in the t. of the J^ord 
 
 9. 8. thou hast commanded me to build a i. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 9. a noise that might be heard in the t, 
 
 49 . 12. who set up an holy t. to the Lord 
 50.1. Simon in his days fortified the t. 
 
 4. he took care of the t. that it should not fall 
 51. 14.1 prayed for her before the t. and will seek 
 Ear. 6. 2 ( 1 . they are as one of (he beams of the t. 
 Bel 10. the king went with Daniel into the t. of Bel 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 8. her t. is become as a man without glory 
 
 4. 50. that the lamps might give light in the t. 
 
 5. 43. and fled to the t. that was at Carnaim 
 
 6. 2. and that there was in it a very rich t. 
 
 16. 20. he sent to take the mountain of (he i. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.13. they were slain in the t. of Nanea 
 
 2. 22. they recovered again the t. renowned 
 
 3. 12. to majesty and inviolable sanctify of the (. 
 
 4. 14. despising the t. and neglec ting sacrifices 
 .32. IRenelaus stole vessels of gold out of the t. 
 
 5. 15. to go into the most holy t. of all the world 
 
 6. 2. and to call it the t. of Ju()iter (Jlympius 
 4. the f. was tilled with riot and revelling 
 
 8. 2. would pity the t. profaned of ungodly' men 
 
 9.2. entered city, and went about to rob the t. 
 
 10. 1. Maccabeus recovered the t. and the city 
 
 TEMPLES. 
 
 Jud. 4. 1. heard how he had spoiled all their r. 
 Bar. 6. 18. even so (he ))riests make fast their t. 
 TEMPT. 
 
 JF/.frf. 1. 2. he will be found of them that t. him not 
 E.ccl, 13.11. with communication will he r. thee 
 J'EMPTA riON. 
 
 Eccl. 2. 1. if thou come, prepare thy soul for t. 
 
 3.3. 1. but in t. even again he will deliver him 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 52. Abraham was found faithful inf. 
 
 TEMPI ED. 
 
 Jud.ii. 12. who are you that have t. God this day ? 
 TEMPT El'H. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 23. and be not as one that t. the Lord 
 TEN. 
 
 Eccl. 23.19. are t. thousand times brighter 
 47 . 6 . the people honoured him with f. thousands 
 Ban. 3. 17 . like as in f. thousands of fat lambs 
 TENDERED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.2. had f.his own nation, and was zealous 
 
 TENT. 
 
 Jvd. 8. 5. she made her t. on the top of her house 
 
 10. 15. now therefore come to his t. some conduct 
 
 17 . they brought her to the C. of Ilolofernes 
 14. 14. Bagoas knocked at th.e door of the t. 
 
 692 
 
 Eccl. 14. 25. he shall pitch his t. nigh to her 
 'J EN r.s. 
 
 Wisd. 11.2. they pitched t. where lay no way 
 TENTH. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 7- tl*e t. I will utter with my tongue 
 Tl.NlHS. 
 
 Tab. 5. 13. the first-born, and the t. of the fruits 
 
 1 Mac. 10. 31. free both from the l. and tributes 
 
 TERR I RLE. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 2. they shall be troubled with t. fear 
 
 11. 19. but also the t. sight utterly destroy them 
 
 17 . 9 . for though no t. thing did fear them 
 
 19 . or a t. sound of stones cast down, or a running 
 Elccl. 43.29. the Lord is t. and very great 
 Prayer of Manass. by thy t. and glorious name 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 25. a horse with a t. rider upon him 
 
 TERRIFY. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 4. to t. and do wrong will waste riches 
 TERRIFIED. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 6. for being much t. they thought things 
 2 iMac. 4. l.as if he had e. Heliodorus, been worker 
 E ERROR. 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 16. not to be stricken with t. of enemy 
 
 12. 22. enemies being smitten with fear and r. 
 
 TERRORS. 
 
 JVisd. 17- 8. they that promised to drive away t. 
 
 18. 17 . and t. came upon them nnlooked for 
 
 TESI AM ENT. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 57 . was found with any the book of the t. 
 TESITFY. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 37 . heaven and earth shall t. for us 
 
 TESTIFIED. 
 
 2 Mac. 3,36. then t. he to all men the works of God 
 
 TESTIMONY. 
 
 JVtsd. 10. 7" the waste land that smoketh is a t. 
 TESTIMONIES. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 24. the t. of his niggardness not be doubted 
 45. 17 . that he should teach Jacob the t. 
 
 THANK. 
 
 Eccl.20. 16 .1 have no t. for alt my good deeds 
 THANKS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.60. blessed art thou who hast given me wis¬ 
 dom, for to thee 1 give t. O Lord of our fathers 
 Tob. 12. 20. give God t. 1 go up to him that sent me 
 JVisd. 16. 28. we must prevent the sun to give t. 
 Eccl. 17 . 27 . instead of them who live and give t. 
 29 . 25. thou shall entertain and have no t. 
 
 39 . 6. he shall give t. to the Lord in his prayer 
 Daii. 3. 67 . O give t. to Lord, because he is gracious 
 68. all ye that worship (he Lord, give him t. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 25. wtiatr. shall we give to Simon? 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 33. give Onias the high-priest great t. 
 
 8. 27 . yielding exceeding praise and t. to the Lord 
 9 . 20 . if ye fare well, I give very great t. to God 
 
 THANKED. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 1. so shalt thou be t. for thy benefits 
 THANKFULNESS. 
 
 Esth. 16. 4. and take not only t. away from men 
 Eccl. 37 . 11. nor consult with an envious man of t. 
 
 . THANKSGIVING. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 60. singing songs oft. and praising the Lord 
 Eccl. 17 . 28. t. perisheth from the dead, as one is not 
 
 51. 11. praise contin. and I will sing praise with (. 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 38. praised the Lord with psalms and t. 
 
 J'HARSUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 30. they of T. and Mallosmade insurrect. 
 THEFT. 
 
 JVisd. 14. 25. manslaughter, r. and dissimulation 
 THEMAN. 
 
 Bar. 3. 22. neither hath it been seen in T. 
 
 THICK. 
 
 Eccl. 14.18. as of the green leaves a t. tree 
 2 Mac. 1. 20. they found no fire, but t. water 
 TH1CKE.3T. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 43. cast himself down among Eof them 
 THIEF. 
 
 Eccl. 5.14. for a foul shame is upon the t. 
 
 20. 25. a t. is better than a man that is a liar 
 36. 26. who will trust a t. well appointed 
 THIEVES. 
 
 Bar. 6. 15, cannot deliver himself from war and t. 
 THIGH. 
 
 ,Tud. 9. 2. who discovered the (. to her shame 
 Eccl. 19 . 12. as an arrow that sticketh in a man’s t. 
 THIN. 
 
 JVisd. 5. 14. like a t. froth that is driven away 
 THINK. 
 
 JVisd. 1. 1. t. of (he Lord with a good heart 
 
 6. 15. to t. upon her is pel lection of wisdom 
 
 9. 13. or who can t. what the will of the Lord is ? 
 Eccl. .3. 22. t. thereupon with reverence 
 
 18. 24. t. on the wrath that shall be at the end 
 
 25. when thou art rich, t. on [)overty and need 
 Bar. 2. 32. and they shall t. upon my name 
 .3. 5. but t. on thy power and name at this time 
 6. 40. how should a man then t. they are gods? 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 29 . even so 1 t. it is with us 
 
 6. 24. whereby many young persons might t. 
 
 7 . 16. yet t. not our nation is forsaken of God 
 
 19 . t. not that thou shalt escape uni)imished 
 
 9. 12. a man should not proudly t. of himself 
 THIRD. 
 
 1 Esd. .3. 12. (he t. wrote, women are strongest 
 4. 13. then the t. who had spoken of women 
 Eccl. 23. 16 . and the t. will bring wrath 
 
 26. 28. and the t. maketh me angry 
 
 50. 25. two 1 abhor, and the f. is no nation * 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 27 . the (. year of Simon the high-priest 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 10 . after was the t. made a mocking-stock 
 
 THIRDLY. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 23. t. she hath played whore ki adultery 
 Til 1 RSI'. 
 
 Jud. 7 .13. so shall t. kill them, and the^' shall give 
 22. their women and young men fainted tor r. 
 JJ'isd.lX. 4. their t. was quenched outof the srtone 
 
 8. declaring by that t. how thou hadst punished 
 THIRSI Y. 
 
 JVisd. 11. 4. when they were t. they called on thee 
 Eccl.26. 12. open her mouth as a t. traveller 
 
 51. 24. what say ye, seeingyour souls are very (. ? 
 
 THIRSI ING. 
 
 JVisd. 11. 9. t. in another manner than the just 
 
 . THOUGHT. 
 
 (I tsd. 1.16. they t. to have had it their friend 
 
 6 . 16. an<l she nieeteth them in every t. 
 
 Eccl. 11.5. one that w as never t. on hath worn 
 22 . 17 . a heart settled upon a r. of understanding 
 42.20. nor. escapeth him, nor any word hidden 
 51. 8 . then t. 1 upon thy n ercy, O Ijord 
 Bar. 6 . 56. how can it be then t. that they are cods^ 
 THOUGHT.S. ® 
 
 JJftsd. 1. .3. toriroward t. separate from God 
 
 5. remove from t. without understanding 
 2. 14. he was made to reprove our t. 
 
 9. 14. for the r. of mortal men are miserable 
 Eccl. 2.3.2. who will set scourges over my t.T 
 33. 5. and his t. are like a rolling axle-tree 
 THOUSAND. 
 
 JVisd. 12.22. scourgestour enemies ar. times more 
 Eccl. 6 . 6 . but have one counsellor of at. 
 
 16. .3. forotie that is Just is better than a t. 
 
 18. 10. so are a e. yeai s to the days of eternity 
 . 39 . 11. he sha/1 leave a greater name than a t. 
 
 41. 4. ten, oi a hundred, or a t. years 
 12. continue above a t. great treasures of gold 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 38. slew to the number of a t. people 
 
 TIIRACIA. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 35. an horsemen of E. coming upon him 
 
 THREAIENED. 
 
 Jt(d. b. 16. for God is not as man, that he may be l. 
 
 . EHREAEENEEH. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 3. rich man hath done wrong,and yet he t, 
 'EHREATEMNG. 
 
 Prayer of Manass. thine angry t. toward sinners 
 ■J HREE. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 4. t. young men that were of the guard 
 Eccl. 25. 1. in r. things 1 was beautified 
 2. r. sorts ot men my soul hateth 
 26. 5. there be t. things that my heart feareth 
 48. 3. and also t. times brought down fire 
 Ban. 3. 28. then the t. as out of one mouth praised 
 'III RICE. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 7" he have di awn thee dry twice or r. 
 
 THRIVE. 
 
 JVisd. 4. 3. the brood of the ungodly shall not t. 
 THRONE. 
 
 Esi/i. 15. 6. the king, who sat on his royal t. 
 
 JVtsd. 9. 10. Osend her from the e. of thy glory 
 18. 15. outof thy royal /. asa fierce man of war 
 Eccl. 1. 8. isonewise, the Lord sitting upon his r. 
 
 40. .3. from him that sitteth on a (. of glory 
 47 . 11. the LokI gave him at. of glory in Israel 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 57 . possessed t. of an everlasting kingdom 
 
 7 . 4. Demetrius was set on the r. of his kingdom 
 
 THRONES. 
 
 rr/frf. .5. 23. ill-dealing shall overthrow /.of mighty 
 6.21. it your delight be then in t. and sceptres 
 
 7 . 8. 1 preferred her before sceptres and t. 
 
 Eccl. 10. 14. hath cast down the r. of proud princes 
 THRONG. 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 45. yet he ran through the midst of the t. 
 46. plucked out his bowels, and cast them on the t. 
 
 THROWN. 
 
 JVisd. 11.14. when he was long before t. out 
 18. 18. one i. here, another there half (lead 
 Til RUST. 
 
 Eccl. 1.3. 21. a poor man is t. away by his friends 
 
 THUMMIM. 
 
 Eccl. 45.10. a breast-plate, and with Urim and T. 
 THUNDER. 
 
 Esth. 11.5. behold a noise of tumult with t. 
 
 Eccl. .32. 10. before the t. goeth lightning 
 40. 13.shall vanish with anoise like greatr. in rain 
 
 4.3. 17 . the noise oft. makes the earth tremble 
 'EHUNDER-BOI.TS. 
 
 JVtsd. 5. 21. the right-aiming t. shall go abroad 
 2 Mac. 1.16. they threw stones like t. and struck 
 THUNDERED. 
 
 Eccl. 46.17‘ and the Lord t. from heaven 
 
 EIDINGS. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 24. or if any grievous t. were brought 
 'IIGRIS. 
 
 Job. 6.1. they came in the evening to the river T. 
 .hid. 1. 6. there came to him all that dwelt by T. 
 Eccl. 24. 25. as T. in the times of the new fruits 
 ■EILLETH. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 28. he that t. his land shall increase 
 TIMBER. 
 
 JJisd. 13. 11. now a carpenter that felleth t. 
 
 Eccl. 22.16. as t. girt and bound together in building 
 
 TUMBRELS. 
 
 Jud. . 3 . 7 . thej'received them w ith dances and t. 
 
 I I ME. 
 
 1 L'rf. 1. 19. Israel held the passover at that f. 
 
 5. 73 . hindered, all tl>e t. that king Cyrus lived 
 lob. 14. 4. the hou,se shall be desolate tor a t. 
 
 Esth. 16 . 20 . in the <. of affliction set on them 
 JVtsd. 2. 4. our name shall be forgotten in t. 
 
 5. our t. is a very shadow that passeth awav 
 4. 4. though they flourish in bran lies for a V. 
 
 8. ace is not that which standeih in length of r. 
 
 I. 3 made iierfect in a short t. fulfilled a long t. 
 
 9. 5. 1 thy servant am of a short t. and too young 
 
 15. 12. counted our r. here a market for gain 
 19- 22. didst assist them in every t. and plaee 
 
 Eccl. 1.24. he will hide his words for a t. 
 
 2. 2. and make not haste in /. of trouble 
 
 II . tor the Lord savXh in/. of affliction 
 
 16 . 26. from the t. he made them, he disposed 
 
 18. 21. and in the t. I'f sins shew repentance 
 22. let nothing hinder to pay thy vow in ilue t. 
 
 24. r. ofvengeance when he shall turn his face 
 
 25. when thou hast enough, remember r. of bun 
 
 19 . 9 . and when t. cometh he will hate thee 
 
 22. nor at any r. the counsel of sinners [vrudence 
 29 6. and some keepeth silence knowing his t. 
 
 7 . but a babbler and fool w ill regard no t. 
 
 22. 16. so the heart established shall fear at no f. 
 
 2,3. abide stedfast to him in the t. of trouble 
 24. 26. and as Jordan in the r.of the harvest 
 
 27 . to appear as Geon in the t. of vintage 
 27 . 12 . it among the undiscreet observe the t. 
 29.2. lend thy neighbour in the t. of his need 
 
TON 
 
 TR A 
 
 TRI 
 
 Apocrypha. 
 
 E.ccl. 29.5. 'wlien he should repay, he will prolong /. 
 
 and return words of }>riet', and complain of the t. 
 30. 24. carefulness brinaeth age before the t. 
 
 .32.4. an<l shew not forth wisdom out of r. 
 
 3.3. 2.3, at the t. when thou slialt end thy daj’S 
 35. 20. mercy is seasonable in t. of affliction 
 36.8. make tlie t. short, remember the covenant 
 37- 4. but in t. ot trouble will be against him 
 
 38.1.3. there is a t. when in their hands there is 
 
 39. 28. in t. of destruction they pour out force 
 .31. \yhen their t. is come they shall not transgress 
 .34. for in t. they shall all be well a|)pro\e(l 
 
 40. 24. brethren are against the t. of trouble 
 
 44. 17 . !Noah was found perfect in the. t. of wrath 
 
 46. 7 . in the t. of Moses he did a work of mercy 
 
 48. 23. in his /. the sun went backward 
 
 49 . .3. in t. of ungoilly he estalilished the worship 
 
 50. 24. and that he would deliver us at his t. 
 
 51. 10. in t. of the proud, when there was no help 
 
 12. and thou deliveredst me from the evil /. 
 
 30. in his t. he will give you your reward 
 Hot. .3. 5. but think on thy name now at this t. 
 Dan. .3. 15. nor is there at tliis t. prince or prophet 
 Sta. 15. it fell out as they watched a tit t. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.22. when the t. came that the sun shone 
 TIMES. 
 
 IVisd. 7 .18. beginning, ending, and midst of the t. 
 
 8. 8. she foreseeth the events of seasons and t. 
 
 11. 21. thau canst shew thy great strength at all t. 
 
 Eccl. 19 .15. admonish, for many t. it is a slander 
 526. 4, have a good heart, he shall at all t. rejoice 
 
 4.3. 6. he made the moon for a declaration of t. 
 
 44. 7 . all these were the glory of iheii' t. 
 
 47 . 10. he set in order the .solemn t. till the end 
 48.1C who wast ordained for reproofs in their t. 
 
 Uar. 4. 28. being returned seek him ten t. more 
 'HMOROU.S. 
 
 Wiid. 17 . 11, wickedness condemned is very t. 
 
 T).MOTH EL S. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 11. T. being captain of their host 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 30. of those that were with 1'. they slew 
 
 9. 3. wh.'it had happened unto X icanor and T. 
 10.24. 'J'. whom the .lews had overcome before 
 
 32. as for T. .himself, he fied into a strong hold 
 . 37 . and killed '1'. tliat was hid in a certain pit 
 
 12.18. as for T. they found him not in the places 
 
 19. slew those that 1'. had left in the fortiess 
 
 20. went against T. who liad about him 120.000 
 
 21. when T. had knowledge of .ludas coining 
 24. T. himself fell into the hands of Dositheus 
 
 TIK. 
 
 Eccl. 47. 18. didst gather gold as t. and multipiv 
 TIIIE. 
 
 Jud. 10. .3. braided her hair, and put a t. upon it 
 16.8. bound her hair in a t. and took linen 
 ITITIE.S. 
 
 Eccl. .35. 9. and dedicate thy t. with gladness 
 IMac. 11.35. of the t. and customs perlainin*>’ 
 TOBIA.S. 
 
 Tob. 1.9. 1 married Anna, and of her I begat T. 
 
 3. 17 . give Sara, daughtei- of Raguel, for wife to 
 T. the son of 'J'obit, she belongeth to T. by ri^ht 
 
 4. 2. wherefore do I not call for my son T. ? 
 
 7 . 11. but T. said, I will eat nothing here, till 
 
 13. and he gave her to be wife to T. saying 
 
 8. 1. they supplied, and brought T. in unto her 
 
 4. T. rose out of the bed, and said, sister, arise 
 
 5. then began T. to say, blessed art thou, O God 
 
 9. 6. came to the wedding, and T. blessed his wife 
 
 11.1. after this, T. went his way, praising God 
 7 . I know, r. that thy father will open his eyes 
 19 . T. wedding was kept seven <iays with joy 
 
 12. 1. then Tobit called his son 'E. and sairi 
 
 14. 12. but T. departed with h/s wife and chihlren 
 2 Mac. 3. 11. some belonged to Ilircanus son of T 
 TO HIE. 
 
 1 Mac. 5.13. our brethren that were in places of T 
 lOBlEE. 
 
 Tob. 1.1. the book of the words of Tobit son of T 
 TOBIT. 
 
 Tob. 1.3. T T. have walked in the way of tiaifh 
 3. 17 .. the whiteness ofeyes, then came T. home 
 
 4.1. in that day remembered tlie money 
 
 7 . 2. how like is this yming man to 1'. my cousin ! 
 
 4. he said to them, do you know T. our kinsman ’ 
 
 7 . but when be heard that T. was blind, he wept 
 
 10. 1. now T. his faflier counted everv (lay 
 
 11. 10. T. went fowaiii the door and stumhled 
 
 16. 'J'. went out to meet his daughter-in-law 
 
 17 . hut T. gave thanks before them, because 
 
 12. 1. T. called his son 'I'ohias, and said to him 
 
 1.3.1. then T. wrote a prayer of rejoicing 
 
 14.1. so 'J\ made an end of praising God 
 
 13. inherited their substance, and his father T. 
 
 J O I r,. 
 
 1 4.22, doye not t. and bring all to the woman ’ 
 
 •J'OKEN, .S.' 
 
 1 Fsd.ti.5. give great things in /. of victory 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 15. the quails were as a 1 . for victory 
 Wisd. 2. 9. let us leave t. of our joyfulness 
 
 5.11. there is no t. <if her w ay to be found 
 Eccl. 13. 2.5. is a /. of a heart fn pro.sperity 
 QMac. 0. 13. for it is a t. ot his great goodness 
 
 JOED. 
 
 Tob. 8. 14. maid came and t. them that he was alive 
 Jud. 10. 18. came about her, till they t. him of her 
 Eccl. 19 . 7 . rehearse not that which is /. thee 
 31. 22. at the last thou shalt tind as I i. thee 
 TOM B. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 8. gathers stones for the t. of his burial 
 'IpKGUE. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 6. for God is a bearer of his t. 
 
 11. and refrain your t. from backbiting 
 
 8.12. when 1 hold my t. they shall hide my leisure 
 Eccl. 4. 24. and learning by the word of the t. 
 
 29. be not hasty in tliy /. and in thy deeds slack 
 
 5. 9. so doth the sinner that hath a (iouble (. 
 
 13. and the t. of man is his fall 
 
 14. not a whisperer, and lie not in wait with thy t. 
 
 8. 3. strive not witli a man that is full of r. 
 
 9.18. a man of an ill t. is dangerous in Ids city 
 17 . 6 . counsel and a t, eyes and ears gave he them 
 
 I Eccl.‘l9.6. he that can rule his t. shall live with, strife 
 
 16. who is he that hath not otfended with his t. ? 
 20. 1. some man holdeth his t. and he is wise 
 
 7 . wise man will hold hisr. till he see opportunity 
 18. is belter than to slip with the t. 
 
 22. 27 . who shall set a watch and a seal of wisdom 
 upon my lips, that iny t. destroy me not.^ 
 25.7. and the tenth I will utter with my t. 
 
 8. well is him that hath not slipped with his t. 
 
 26. 6. a scourge of the t. which communicates 
 28. 14. a hackhifing t. hath disquieted many 
 
 17. the stroke of the t. hreakfth the bones 
 
 18. but not so many as have fallen bv the t. 
 
 .32. 8. one that knoweth and yet holdeth his t. 
 
 .36. 2.3. it there be meekness and comfort in lier t. 
 . 37 . 18. but the t. ruleth over them continually 
 51.2. preserved from the snare of the slanderous t. 
 
 5. Irom an unclean t. and from lying words 
 
 6. by an accusation from an nnrigldeous r. 
 
 Bar.6. 8. as tor their t. it is polished by workmen 
 2 Mac. 7 . 4. to cut out t. of him that spake first 
 
 3_0. when he was required he put out his t. 
 
 15. 33. when he had cut out the t. of iN icanor 
 TONGUED. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 13. curse the whisperer anddouble-r. 
 TGNGUf.S. 
 
 Wisd. 10.21. made the t. that cannot speak, eloquent 
 •JOOK. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.41. Nabuchodonosor t. of the holy vessels 
 8. 96. Esdras arose, and t. an oath of the priests 
 Jj>b. 2. 4. 1 started up, and t. him up into a room 
 
 7 . 13. t. her by the hand and gave her to Tobias 
 14. he t. paper and did write an instrument 
 
 8. 2. he r. the ashes of perfumes, and made smoke 
 12. 6. he t. them both apart, and said unto them 
 
 Esth. 15.2. had called on God, sher. twomaids with 
 IVtsd. 1.3. .3. being delighted, t. them to be gods 
 Ecd. 47 .11. the Loi d (. away his sins, amJ exalted 
 'J'0<)KE.S r. 
 
 Esth. 34. 5. thou t. Israel from among all people 
 TOP. 
 
 Jud. 9 .13. who purposed evil against the <. of Sion 
 'JOPS. 
 
 Jud, 4. 5. of all the t. of the liigh mountains 
 TOHCII-ElGirT. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.22. he was brought in with t. and shoutings 
 
 TOIiT,IE^'T. 
 
 Wisd. .3. 1. and there shall no t. touch them 
 17- 1.3. more than the cause which brings tlie t. 
 
 1 Mac. 9.56. Alcimusdied at that lime with t. ' 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 19 . became of his own accord to the t. 
 
 28. had said this, immediately he went to the t. 
 
 7 . 8. he also received the next t. in order 
 17 . behold, how will he t. thee and tliv seed 
 TORMENTED. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.3. 38. wherewith they shall begin to be t. 
 Wisd. 6. 6. but mighty men shall he mightily t. ’ 
 
 11. 9. the ungodly were judged in wrath and t. 
 
 12. 2.3. hast t. them with their own ahominalions 
 16. 1. by multitude of beasts were they t. 
 
 4. should he shewed how their enemies were i. 
 
 2 ]4Iac. 7- 1. and were /. with scourges and whips 
 1.3. they /. and mangled the fourth in like manner 
 
 9. 6. he had t. ether men’s bowels with torments 
 
 'I'OR MENTOR. 
 
 2 Mac.". 29. fear not this t. hiit take thy death 
 TORMENTS. 
 
 2 Esd. 9. 9. have cast them away, shall dwell in t. 
 Wisd. 19 . 4. the punishment wanting to their t. 
 Eccl. .3.3. 26. so are tortures and t. for an evil servant 
 2 Mac. 7 . 37 . that thou by t. maye.st confess he is G. 
 
 9. 5. sore r. ot the inner parts came upon him 
 6. he had tormented others with many t 
 TORN. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 2. that thy soul be not t. in pieces 
 rORfURE. 
 
 IVisd. 2. 19 . examine him with despitefulness and i 
 JOREURES. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 42. idolatrous feasts and extreme t 
 TOUCH. 
 
 Tob. 12. 7 . (lo good, and no evil shall /. you 
 .htd. 11. 13. it is not lawful for any so much as to/ 
 IVisd. 3. 1. and there shall no torment t. them 
 Eccl. 34.25. if he t. it again, what availeth washin" ’ 
 TOUCHED. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 16. and it t. heaven, but stood on earth 
 CO. the tasting of death t. the righteous al.so 
 Dan. 3. 27 . so that the fire t. them not at all 
 TOUCHEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 13. l.he that/, pitch shall be defiled therewith 
 T OWER. 
 
 Eccl. 26.22. a married woman is a t. against death 
 . 37 . 14. watchmen that sit above in an high t. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 21. they of onr nation besiege the t. 
 
 9. 53 . and he put them in the t. at .lenisalem 
 1.3.50. lie cleansed the r. from pollutions 
 
 .52. the hill of the temple that was by tlier. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 12. he built a place of exercise under the t. 
 
 13. 5. a t. of fifty cubits high full of ashes 
 
 15. .35. he banged also Nicanor's head on the t 
 
 I OWER.s. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .55. lerusalem, they set fire on her t. 
 
 4. 4. they breakdown mountains, walls, and t. 
 
 Tob. 13. 16 . thy walls,/, and haitlemenis with gold 
 Jud. 1 . 3. set the r. thereof on the gates of it 
 
 1 .Vac. 1.33. they hnihled city of Dav. with mighty /. 
 
 .5. 65. and burned the t. thereof round about 
 
 16. 10. so they fied even to the t. in the fields 
 
 I OWN. 
 
 2 Mac. n. 5. to Befhsnra, which was a strong t. 
 
 12. 21. for the t. was hard to besiege, and uneasy 
 
 TOWNS. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 6.5. he smote Hebron and the /.thereof 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 1. they with him went pri'ily into/. 
 
 6. he came unawares and burnt up /. and cities 
 I'RACE. 
 
 TVisd. 2. 4. shall pa.ss away as the /. of a cloud 
 
 5. 10. the /. thereof cannot he fount!, nor path 
 
 TRACEIH. 
 
 Eccl. 14. 22. go after Iter as one that /. and lie in wait 
 IRAINING. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 9 . fur the t. up of youth in the fashions 
 
 TRAIN.S. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 29 . for the deceitful man hath many t. 
 TRANCE. 
 
 2 Esd. 12. .3.1 awaked out of trouble and t. of mind 
 1 RAN.SGK E.SSED. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.48. he /. tlie laws of the Lord God of Israel 
 8.82. for we have /. thy commandments 
 
 TR A NSGRES.se 1II. 
 
 Eccl. 19. 24. that /. the law of tlie Most High 
 TRANSGRESSING, S. 
 
 TVisd. 2. 12. he objectefh the /. of our education 
 Eccl. 29. 19 . a wicked man /. the commandments 
 IRAN SG R ES.S 10N S. .See Eraj/er oj Manass, 
 TRAN.SGRKS.SORS. 
 
 Eccl. 40. 14. so shall /. come to nought 
 1 RANSLA 1 ED. 
 
 E\th. 16.14. to have /. the kingdom of the Persians 
 H /.((/. 4. 10. so that living among sinners, he was /. 
 Eccl. 10. 8. kingdom is /. from one peofile to another 
 
 2 Mac. 11. 23. since onr father is /. unto the goiJs 
 
 r,r. TIIAVEE. 
 
 JVisd. 6.14. seekelh her early, shall have no great t. 
 Ecc/. H, 15. /. not by the way with a bold fellow 
 .34. 5. the heart tancieth as a woman's heart in t. 
 40. 1. great /. is created tor every man 
 1 Mac. 9 . 68. for his counsel and /. was in vain 
 'IRAVEl.S. 
 
 TVisd. 10.10, made him rich in his /. and multiplied 
 TRAVEELEI). 
 
 Eccl. .34. 9. a man fliat hath /. knoweth thing’s 
 JRAVELLER. 
 
 Eccl. 26.12. she will open her month as a thirsfv t 
 
 travellers. ■ 
 
 Eccl. 42. 3. of reckoning Mith thy partners and / 
 'JRAVELLETH. 
 
 Eccl. 19 . 11. a fool /. with a word, as a woman 
 /TREACHERY. 
 
 1 ^7- ill doing he committed great t. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 32, some /. had been done to Heliodorus 
 
 J REACHEROUS. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 22. disclosing of secrets, or a t. wound 
 ^ TREAD. 
 
 Jud. 6. 4. with them we will /. them under foot 
 hnr 4 . 25. see his destruction, and /. on his neck 
 1 Mac. 4. GO. t. It down as they had done before 
 'IHEASURE. 
 
 ‘iiou layest up a good /. for thyself 
 n isd. 7 . 14. tor she is a /. that never faileth 
 Eccl. .3. 4. he is as one that layeth up /. 
 
 6. 14. that hath foumi such a one hath found a t. 
 
 ~0. .30. /. that IS hoarded up, what profit is in it ’ 
 29. 11. ay up thy /. according to thy commandin. 
 4t>. 18. he that hneJeth a t. is al>ove them both 
 
 41-14. a /. that is not seen, what profit is in it’ 
 
 1 Mac^ 3. 28. he opened his /. and gave soldiers pay 
 
 13. 15. tor money he is owing to tlie kind’s / 
 
 i I1E,A.SURKR. ° 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 11. he delivered lo Millirirlates his /, 
 
 4. 49 . no /. should forcibly enter their doors ' 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 7 . the king chose out Heliodorus his / 
 
 TREASURERS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 47 . Darius wrote letters for him to all the e 
 TREASURES. ’ 
 
 1 Esd. 1 54. they took holy vessels and the king’s t 
 8. 19. I commanded the keepers of the /. in Syria 
 Eccl. 1. 25. the parables are in the /. of wisdom 
 
 41. 12. thy name above a thousand great / of"old 
 43. 14. through this the/, are opened, the clouds fiy 
 Bar. .3. 15. or who hath come into her t.f 
 1 Mac. 1. 23. he took the hidden /. which he found 
 .3. 29 . when he saw the money of his /. failed 
 'ER EASU li'Y. 
 
 1 F.sd. 5. 4.5. give into the holy /. of the works 
 8. 18. thou shalt give it out of the king’s /. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 49 . the copies should he laii?up in the /. 
 
 2 Mac. .3, 6. and told that the /, in .Jerusalem was full 
 13. that it must he brought into the king’s /. 
 
 24. as he was there with his guard about the t 
 40. the keeping of the /. fell out on this sort 
 4. 42. the robber, him they killed beside the t. 
 
 5.18. whom Seleuciis the king sent to view the t 
 TR EA'E. 
 
 Jud. .3.1. they sent anihassadors to him to /. of peace 
 J R EA J’KD. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.3. 22. the king /. with them in Bethsura 
 I'R EE. 
 
 1 6. .32. out of !>is own house a t. be taken 
 
 TVisd. 13. 11. after he hath sawn down a /. meet 
 Eccl. 14. 18. as of the green leaves on a thick / 
 
 27 . 6. the fruit declareth if the /. have been dressed 
 Bar. 5. 8. every sweet-smelling /. shall overshadow 
 tins. 54. tell me under what /. sawest thou them ’ 
 
 1 R Ef'S. 
 
 1 Mac. 10. .30. half of the fruit of the t. I release e 
 
 14. 8. and the t. of the field gave their fruit 
 
 TREMBLE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. .36. all works sliake and /. at it 
 Eccl. 43. 17- thunder makelh the earth to /. 
 
 Erayer of Manass. all men /. before tliv newer " 
 
 'J RR.MBEED. 
 
 Eccl. 48. 19 . then /. their hearts and hands 
 1 Vac. 2. 24. infiamed with zeal, and his reins / 
 
 12. 28. they feared and /. in their hearts 
 TR E.MBEING. 
 
 Jud. 15. 2. and tear and /. fell upon them 
 'J RE.SPASS. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 11. marvel not if she /. against thee 
 'I'RESPA.SSED. 
 
 Eccl. 23, 23. she hath/, against her own husband 
 'TRIAL. 
 
 If i.fd. 3. 18. nor have they comfort in the day of t 
 
 4. f). are witnesses against parents in their /. 
 
 6. 8. hut a sore /. shall come on the mighty 
 Eccl. 6. 21. will lie on him as a mighty stone ot t 
 
 16. 22. and the /. ot all things i.? in the end 
 27 . 5. St’ the /. ot a man is in his reasoning 
 
 7 . before heaiest this is /."of men 
 
 Tob. 4. 12. a woman who is not of thy father’s t 
 
 5. 8. call him, that 1 may know of what / he is* 
 
 10. shew meet what /. and family thou art 
 
 11. he said, dost thOu seek for a /. or family > 
 
 693 
 
TWE 
 
 UND 
 
 Apocrypha.] TRU 
 
 Toh. 5.13. T inquired to know thy V. an(i thy family 
 Jud, 8. 2. was her husband other t. anti kindred 
 
 14. 5. 1 have heard in the t. of iny family 
 TlllBES. 
 
 2'ob. 1.4. which was chosenoutofall tlie t. of Israel, 
 that all the t. should sacrifice there 
 Eccl. .36. 11. gather all the t. of Jacob together 
 44. 23. among the twelve t. did he part them 
 TRIBULATION. 
 
 I'.sth. 11. 8. a day of darkness and t. and anguish 
 Keel. 40. 9. calamities, famine, t. and scourge 
 1 Mac. 6. 11. 1 thought, into what i. am 1 come 
 1 RIBUNES. 
 
 Jud. 14.12. their leaders came to their captains and t. 
 1 Mac. 16. 19. to the t. he sent letters to come 
 TRIBUTARIES. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.4. kings who became t. unto him 
 TRIBUTE. 
 
 1 Esd. 2.19. they will not only refuse to give t. 
 
 4.6. and compel one another to pay r. to the king 
 
 50. that the country sliould be free without t. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 7- such as reigned after him pay great i. 
 
 11. 28. that he would make Judea free from t. 
 
 I. 3. .39. if any other t. were paid in Jerusalem 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 10. tlie t. of two thousand talents 
 36. to make good to the Romans their i. 
 
 TRIBUTES. 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 29. that t. in the country were small 
 
 31. there to take the t. of tlie countries 
 
 10. 29. and now 1 release all the Jews from t. 
 
 31. let Jerusalem be free from tenths and i. 
 
 15. 30. deliver t. of the places ye have gotten 
 
 31. give for e. of the cities other 500 talents • 
 
 TRIPOLIS. 
 
 2 Mac. 14.1. having entered by the haven ot T. 
 
 TRIUMPH. 
 
 Keel. 24.2. she shall t. before his power 
 1 Mac. 2. 48. nor suffered they the sinner to f. 
 TRIUMPH El'H. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 2. it weareth a crown, and t. for ever 
 TRODDEN. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 45. the sanctuary also was t. down 
 
 2 Mac.^. 2. the people that was t. down of all 
 
 TROOPS. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 3. there were seen t. of horsemen in array 
 TROUBLL. 
 
 Tob. 4. 13. in pride is destruction and much t. 
 
 6. 7- if a devil or an evil spirit t. any 
 Kit/i. 13.7. to be well settled, and without r. 
 
 Keel. 2. 2. and make not haste in time of r. 
 
 4. 3. add not more t. to an heart that is vexed 
 
 6. 8, for some man will not abi le in the day of t. 
 22. 13. beware of him, lest thou have (. 
 
 23. abide stedfast to him in the time of his t. 
 
 29. 4. many put them to t. that helped them 
 37 . 4. but in the time of t. will be against him 
 
 40. 5. t. and unquietness^^ fear of death, anger 
 51.10. he would not leave me in the days of my t. 
 2 Mac. 1. 25. thou that delivererist Israel from t. 
 
 3. .30. which a little before w'as full of fear and t. 
 TROUBLED. 
 
 Tab. 12. 16 . they were both t. and fell on their faces 
 Kstb. 15.16. she fell down, then the king was t. 
 IVisd. 5. 2. they shall be t. w ith terrible fear 
 
 II. 6. a running river, t. with foul blood 
 
 17 . 3. astonished, being t. with strange apparitions 
 Keel. 20. 21. when he takes rest, he shall not be t. 
 .30. 7 . and his bowels w ill be t. with every cry 
 40. 6. e. in the vision of his heart, as if escaped 
 
 51. 21. my heart was t. in seeking her 
 Ear. 3. 1. the t. spirit crieth unto thee 
 Dan. 3. 27- the tire neither hurt nor t. them 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 6. all the workers of iniquity were t. 
 
 7 . 22 . to him resorted all such as t. the people 
 
 9 . 7 . Judas was sore t. in mind, and distressed 
 
 11. 53. nor rewarded him. but t. him very sore 
 
 TRUE. 
 
 1 Ksd. 8. 89. O Lord of Israel, thou art t. 
 
 Jud. 11.10. but lay it up in thy heart, for it is t. 
 IVisd. 1. 6. for God is a t. beholder of his heart 
 
 2. 17- let us see if his words be t. and let us prove 
 
 6. 17 . the very t. beginning of her is the desire 
 
 12. 27- they acknowledged him to be the t. God 
 Keel. 46. 15. Samuel was found ar. prophet 
 Dan. 3. 8. thou hast done in r. judgment 
 
 TRULY. 
 
 Tob. 3. 2. and thou judgest t. and justly for ever 
 
 14.6. nations shall turn and fear the Lord God t. 
 Keel. 41. 24. so shalt thou be t. shamefaced 
 42.8. thus shalt thou be t. learned and approved 
 TRUMPEIS. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 62. and all the people sounded t. 
 
 64. many with t. and joy shouted with loud voice 
 
 65. ther. might not be heard for the weeping 
 
 66. to know what that noise of t. should mean 
 Keel. 50.16. the sons of Aaron sounded the silver t. 
 
 THUS!'. 
 
 Tob. 10.12.1 commit my daugh. to thee of special t. 
 Jud. 2. 5. take men that t. inlheir own strength 
 
 7 . 10 . the children of Isi aeldo not t. in spears 
 
 8. 20. therefore we r.that he will not despise us 
 Wisd. 3. 9. they that put their t. in hini understand 
 
 14. 29. for insomuch as their t. is in idols 
 Keel. 2. 6. order thy way aright, and t. in him 
 
 10. did ever any t. in Lord and was confounded 
 4. 17 . untilshemay r. his soul, and try him by laws 
 
 11. 21. t. in the lord, and abide in thy labour 
 
 12. 10. never t. thine enemy, for as iron rusteth 
 
 16 . 3. t. not thou in their life, neither respect 
 
 32. 23. in every good work t. thine own soul 
 34. 7. they have failed that put their f. in them 
 .35.12. and t. not to unrighteous sacrifices 
 
 36. 26. who will t. a thief well appointed 
 .38. 31. these (. to their hands, every one is wise 
 JBar. 3 .17- hoard, up silver and gold, wherein men i. 
 Dan. 3. 17 . not conibunded that put their t. in thee 
 Sus. 60. God who saveth them that r. in him 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 61. none that t. in him shall be overcome 
 
 2 AJac. .3. 22, to keep the things committed of t. 
 
 7 . 24. that he also would t. him with affairs 
 40. so this man put his whole t. in the Lord 
 
 8. 18. for they, saith he, t. in their weapons 
 
 694 
 
 TRUSTING. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 20. t. in tlie go<Hlness of thy stock 
 2 Mac. 10. 34. t. to the strength ol the place 
 TRUSIY. 
 
 Tub. 5. 8. whether he be a t. man to go with thee 
 TRUTH. 
 
 1 Esd. 4 . 13. who had spoken of women and the t. 
 .33. the king looked, so he began to speak of the t. 
 3.5. great is the t. and stronger than all things 
 .‘> 8 . as for the t. it enduretli and is strong 
 
 40. blessed be the Godof/. 
 
 Tob. 14 . 7 . all those who love the I.ord God in t. 
 Jud. 10. 13. I am coming to declare the words of t. 
 lVi.\d. .3. 9 . they that trust in him shall understand t. 
 
 5. 6. therefore have we erred from the way ot i. 
 
 6 . 22. and 1 will not pass over the t. 
 
 Eccl. 1. .30. because thou earnest not in t. to fear T>. 
 
 4. 25. in no wise speak against the t. but be abashed 
 28. strive for the t. unto death, Dl. fight for thee 
 
 11 . 7 . blame not before thou hast examined the t. 
 27 . 9-so will t. return to them that [iractise in her 
 .34. 4. from that which is false, w hatr. can come 
 37 . 15. pray that he will direct thy way in r. 
 
 41. 19 . in regard of the r. of God and his covenant 
 Dan. .3. 4. thy ways right, all thy judgments are t. 
 ■Sus. 48. that without examination of the e. 
 
 TRY. 
 
 .hid. 8.1.3. and now t. the Lord Almighty 
 Wisd. 11. 10. these thou didst admonish and t. 
 Q,Alac. 14. 18. durst not t. the matter by the sword 
 TRIED. 
 
 Jud. 8. 26. how he t. Isaac, and what happened 
 
 27 . he hath not r. us in the fire, as he did them 
 Wisd. 1. 3. and bis power when it is t. reproveth 
 
 3. 6. as gold in the fui nace'hath he t. them 
 
 11. 9 . for when they vvere t. albeit but in mercy 
 Eccl. 2. 5. gold is t. in the fire, men in the furnace 
 
 31. 10. who hath been t. and found perfect 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 34. made it hoi v, after he had t. the matter 
 
 TRIEI'H. 
 
 Jud. 8. 25. who t. ns even as he did our fathers 
 
 TRYPHON. 
 
 1 Afac. 11. .39. there was one T. that had been 
 56. T. took the elephants and won Antioch 
 
 12. 39. T. went about to get the kingdom of Asia 
 
 42. then sent '!’, an host of footmen into Galilee 
 13.1. when Simon heard that T. had gathered 
 
 14. now when T. knew that Simon was risen 
 19. howbeit T. dissembled, nor would let him go 
 .34. because all that '!', did was to spoil 
 
 15. 10. came to him, so that few were left with T. 
 25. he shut up T. that he could not go Out 
 . 37 . in the mean time fled T. by ship to Orthosias 
 
 39 . as for the king himself, he pursued T. 
 
 TUMBLED. 
 
 Jud. 13. 9. and she t. his body down from the bed 
 TUMULT. 
 
 Esik. 11. 5. behold, the noise of a/.with thunder 
 
 2 Mac. 13. 16 . at last they filled the camp with t. 
 
 TUMULTS. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 25. corruption, unfaithfulness, t. perjury 
 TURN. 
 
 Estb. 13. 17 . t. oursorrow into joy, that we may live 
 14. 11. but t. their device upon themselves 
 Wisd. 2. 12. because he is not for our t. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 4. not t. away thy face from a poor man 
 
 5. t. not away thine eye from the needy 
 
 5. 7 . make no tarrying to t. to the Lord 
 
 7 . 2. and iniquity shall t. away from thee 
 
 9 . 8. t. away thine eye from a beautiful woman 
 
 11. .34. the stranger will t. thee out of thine own 
 
 17 . 26. i. to the Most High, and t. away from ini¬ 
 
 quity, for he will lead thee out of darkness 
 
 18. 24. the time when he shall t. away his face 
 23. 4. (. away from thy servants a haughty mind 
 
 5 . t. away from me vain liopes and concupiscence 
 27 . 1 . that seeketh abundance will t. hiseyes away 
 .35. 2. he that requiteth a good t. offereth flour 
 
 40. 11. things of earth shall t. to the earth again 
 
 41. 21. to r. away thy face from thy kinsman 
 48. 10. to t. the heart of the father to the .son 
 
 Bar. 2. 8. might t. every one from imaginations 
 
 13. let thy wrath r. from us, for we are but a few 
 
 4. 2. t. thee, O Jacob, and take hold of it 
 2 Mac. 5. 4. that apparition might r. to good 
 
 7 . 24. if he would t. from the laws of his fathers 
 
 TURNED. 
 
 1 Esd. 7 . 15. the Lord had t. the counsel of the king 
 
 8. 87. w’e have i. again to transgress thy law 
 li'isd. 19 . 19 . eartlily things were t. intowaterj' 
 Eccl. 6. 9 . there is a friend, who being /. to enmity 
 
 28. find her rest, and that shall be (. to thy joj' 
 
 10. 12. his heai t is t. away from hisiMaker' 
 
 , 37 . 2. when com panion and friend is t. to an enemy 
 .39. 27 . so to the sinners they are t. into evil 
 
 45.2.3. he stood up w hen the people w ere t. back 
 47 . 21. w ho t. aw’ay the people through his counsel 
 Bar. 1. 1.3. and his w rath is not t. from us 
 2. 29 . this multitude be r. into a small number 
 4. 34. and her pride shall be t. into mourning 
 Hus. 9. t. away theireyes, that they might not 
 47 . then all the people t. them towards him 
 
 1 Mac. 5.28. Judas and his host t. suddenly by 
 .35. this done, Judas t. aside to Maspha 
 68.Judasr. to Azotus in the land of the Philistines 
 
 9. 41. thus was the marriage t. into mourning 
 11.55. Demetiius, who t. his back and fled 
 
 12. .31. w herefore Jonathan t. to the Arabians 
 
 .33. from whence he t. aside to Joppe,and won it 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 5. the wrath of the Lord was r. into mercy 
 
 10. 25. they t. themselves to pray to God 
 
 TURNING. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 18. the alterations of the.', of the sun 
 Eccl. 38. 21. forget not, for there is nor. again 
 1 Alac. 3. 8. and r. awav wrath troin Israel 
 TURNS. 
 
 Eccl. 3.31. he that requiteth good r. is mindful 1 
 TURPENTINE. 
 
 Eccl.<2,4. 16.as the /.tree 1 stretched out my branches 
 TWELVE. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 41. from them of r. years old and upward 
 7 . 8 . and r. goats for the sin of all Israel 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 54. then T separated r. of the chief of priests 
 Eccl. 49. 10. of r. prophets, let memorial be bles.sed 
 1 Alac. 1 . 7 . Alexander reigned r. years, and died 
 TW ICE. 
 
 Jud. 1.3. 8. she smote r. upon his neck with might 
 Eccl. 12. 5 . tliou shalt receive r. as much evil 
 
 I. 3. 7 . till he have drawn thee dry r. or thrice 
 .32. 7 . and 3 ’et scarcely when thou art r. asked 
 45.14. their sacrifice shall be consumed every day t. 
 
 TWTS'lED. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 11. with t. scarlet work of the cunning 
 TWO. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 7 . 3 . were hindered for the space of t. years 
 Eccl. 2. 12. woe to the sinner that goeth t. w'ays 
 26. 28. there be t. things that grieve iny heart 
 
 33. 15. there be t. and t. one against another 
 
 50. 25. there be t. manner of nations 1 abhor 
 Eus. 5. t. of the ancients of the people to t>e judges 
 
 8. the t. elders saw her going in every day 
 
 1 Alac. 1. 16. might have the dominion of t. realms 
 
 9 . 57 . the land of Judea was in rest t. years 
 
 II. 1.3. Ptolemee set t. crowns on his head 
 
 1.3. 16. send t. of his scuis lor hostages 
 
 2 Mac. 6 . 10. t. women brought, who circumcised 
 
 I YUAN NY. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 21. for men serving either calamity or t. 
 
 16. 4. on them exercising t. sliould come penury 
 
 TV RANI. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 14. nor shall t. be able to set his face 
 2 Alac. 4. 25. but having the fur^' of a cruel t. 
 TYR'AMS. 
 
 Wisd. 8.15. horrible t. shall be afraid when hear 
 1 YliE. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 55. unto them of 1. the 3 ’' gave cars 
 TY HI AN.S. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 18. he destroyed the rules of theT. 
 
 iVru.s. 
 
 1 Afac. 11. 59- the place called the ladder of T. 
 
 2 Alac. 4.18. now w hen the game was kept at T. 
 32. and some he sold unto T. and cities about 
 44. w hen the king came to T. three men pleailcd 
 49. they of T. moved with hatred of that deed 
 
 U. 
 
 UGLY'. 
 
 Wisd. 16. 3. for the u. sight of the beasts sent 
 UNABLE. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 9 . not that thou wastw.to bring ungodly 
 
 13. 16 . knowing that it was w. to help itself 
 
 19. of him that is most u. to do any thing 
 
 UNAUVlsI.DLY. 
 
 1 AJac. 5. 67 . for that they went out to fight u. 
 
 UNAWARES. 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 6. he came at«. burnt jp towns and cities 
 
 12. 37 . and rushing u. uiKin Gorgias’ men 
 
 UN BELIEVING. 
 
 Wisd. 10.7- pillar of salt is monument of an u. soul 
 UN BURIED. 
 
 2 Alac. 5.10. he that had cast out many w. had none 
 UNCERTAIN. 
 
 TFisd. 9 . 14. and our devices are but u. 
 
 2 Alac. 7. 34. nor be puffed up with u. hopes 
 UNCHANGEABLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 44. there were flowers of it. colour 
 UNCIRCUMCISLD. 
 
 Estb. 14. 15. knowest that 1 abhor the bed of the u. 
 1 Mac. 1. 15. and they made themselves u. 
 
 48. they should also leave their children u. 
 
 2. 46. what children soever they found u. 
 UNCLEAN. 
 
 Eccl. 34. 4. of an u. thing w hat can be cleansed ? 
 40. 15. but are asw. roots upon a hard rock 
 
 51. 5. delivered from an v. tongue and lying words 
 1 Mac. 1. 47 . sacrifice swine’s tlesh and u. beasts 
 
 62. many confirmed not to eat any «. thing 
 4. 4.3. bear out the defiled stones into an «. place 
 UN CL KAN NESS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 42. things recorded of his u. and impiety 
 8. 8.3. and they have filled it with their u. 
 
 87. to mingle ourselves with the »/. of the nations 
 ITwrf. 14.26. defiling of souls, adulter^', shameless m. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 48. their souls abominable with all u. 
 
 1.3. 48. yea, he put all 7 /. out of it. and placed men 
 
 UNCOMFORTABLE. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 15. r/or use v. w ords when thou givest 
 UNCOVERED. 
 
 Jud. 9 . 1. u. the sackcloth w herewith was clothed 
 UN DEFILED. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 1.3. blessed is the barren that is w. 
 
 4. 2. having gotten victory, striving for «. rewards 
 
 7 . 22 . holy, subtile, lively, clear, to plain 
 
 8. 20. rather being good, 1 came into a body u. 
 
 14. 24. they keep neiiher lives nor marriages u. 
 
 2 Alac. 7 . 40. this man died «. and put his trust in L. 
 
 14. .36. O holy Lord, keep this house ever u. 
 
 15. 34. he Uiat hath kept his own place u. 
 
 UNDERMINE. 
 
 TVisd. 4. 12. wandering doth v. the simple mind 
 Eccl 12. 17 . pretenil to help, vet shall lie «. thee 
 UNDERMINED. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 26 . then Jason, who had u. his own bro¬ 
 ther, being w. bv another, was compelled to fiee 
 UN'DER>TAND. 
 
 Wisd. 3. 9 . they that trust in him shall u. truth 
 4. 17 . they shall not u. what God hath decreed 
 
 6. 1. hear' therefore, () ye kings and u. 
 
 1.3. 4. let them u. how much mightier he is 
 Eccl. .3. 23. more things are shew'ed than men u. 
 £9. the heart of the prudent will n. a parable 
 
 li. 7 . blame not, u. first, and then rebuke 
 
 17 . 6 . and a heart gave he them to u. 
 
 .34. 11. and 1 77. more than 1 can express 
 Bar. 3. 9 . hear, Israel, give ear to u. w isdom 
 6.41. they intreat Bel as though he were able to «, 
 UNDER.sTAN OETH. 
 
 IVisd. 9 . 11. for she knoweth and n. all things 
 UNDERSTANDING. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 5. from thoughts that are w ithout u. 
 
 4. 11. lest that wickedness should alter hist/. 
 
 7 . 7 . wherefore 1 prayed, and u. was given ma 
 
UN G 
 
 UNT 
 
 V A L [Apocrypha. 
 
 fVixd. 7 .2C. wisfiom taught me, for in her is an ?<. spi. 
 
 23. overseeing all things, and going through all ?<. 
 
 9. 5. for I too young for the u. of judgment 
 
 32. 24. being deceived as children of no u. 
 
 3.3. 13. and formed it by the skill of his w. 
 
 ^ccl. 1. 4. and the 71 . of prudence from everla.sting 
 
 19- wisdom raineth down the knowledge of w. 
 
 .3. 13. and if his 7i. fail, have patience wdrh him 
 
 5.10. be stedfast in tiiy 7t. and let thy wmrd be same 
 
 12. if thou hast m. answer thy neighbour 
 
 6. 20. he that is without «. will not remain 
 
 33. if thou love to hear, thou shall receive 
 .35. and let not the parables of ?(. escape thee 
 .36. if thou seest a man of?/, get betimes to him 
 
 7 . 25. marry daughter, but give her to a man of 7i. 
 
 8. 9 . the eltlers, of them thou shalt learn 7i. 
 
 10. 23. to despise the poor man that halli 77 . 
 
 31. 15. Knowledge and 71 . of the law are of Lord 
 
 14. 20. that reasoneth of holy things by his m. 
 
 21. shall also have ?<. in her secrets 
 
 15.3. with the breatl of ?<. shall she feed him 
 
 16 4. by one that liath u. shall city be replenished 
 
 23. he that wanteth 71 . will think cn vain things 
 
 37 . 5. in the sixth ]dace he imparled thetn 7 /. 
 
 7 . he filled them with the knowledge of ?£. 
 
 9. that they might declare his works with u. 
 
 38. 28. every man of 71 . knoweth wdsdom 
 
 29 . they that were of 71 . in sayings became wise 
 19.2. wdne will make men of ?<. to fall away 
 
 24. he that hath small 7 /. and feareth God 
 
 29 . one that hath ?«. knoweth by his countenance 
 fl\. 11. that keepeth the law, ge'tteth the ?/. thereof 
 
 25. the w'ordsof such as have 71 . are weighed 
 
 22.11. and weep for the fool, for he wanteth 71 . 
 
 13. go not to him that hath no 71 . beware of liim 
 35. sand is easier to bear, than a man without 
 
 17 . a heart settled on a thought of 7t. is as a fair 
 
 24.26. he maketh the?/, to abound like I'.uphrates 
 
 25. 5. f) 1 how comely is 71 . to men of honour 
 
 8. well is him that dwelleth with a wife of ?£. 
 
 26. 28. and men of ?/. that are not set by 
 
 27 . 12. but be continually among men of 7/. 
 
 33. 3. a man of ?/. trnsteth in the law, and the law 
 .34. 1. the hopes of a man void of ?<. are vain 
 36.19- so doth an heart of?/, false speeches 
 
 . 37 . 22. and the fruits of ?/. are commendable 
 
 39.6. he shall be filled with the spirit of 7.'. 
 
 9 . many shiall commend his 71 . his name sh.al! live 
 44. 3. men renowned, giving counsel by their?/. 
 47 . 14. and as a flood thou wast filled with ?/. 
 
 23. he left behind him lloboain, one that had no ?/. 
 50. 27 . written in this book the instruction of?/. 
 Har. .3.14. learn where is strength, where is u. 
 
 32. and he liath found her out with his ?/. 
 
 2 Rlac.9.‘2~. he ?/. my mind, will graciously yield 
 11.13. who, as he was a man of?/, sent to them 
 
 UNDiillSTOOD. 
 
 3 F.sd. 9. 55. because they ?/. the words tvherein 
 TVisd. 4. 15 . this the people saw, and ?/. it not 
 EccL 1.7- who hath ?/. her great experience t 
 £ar. 3. 21. they have not ?/. the paths thereof 
 
 UNDERTAKK. 
 
 2 ilL/?/?. 2.27, we will ?/. gladly this great pains 
 UNDER l AKETlI. 
 
 Eccl. 29 . 19. he that ?/. other men’s business 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 29. he that ?/. to set it out and paint it 
 
 UNDLinOOK. 
 
 3 E.rd. 1.28. did not t\u n, but ?/. to fight with him 
 UlMac.Q. 10. soNicanor?/. tomakemonev’ of Jews 
 
 UNDERWRITTEN. 
 
 2 Mac. 9.18. he wrote to the lews the letters ?/. 
 
 UNDISCREET. 
 
 Ecel. 27 .12. if thou be'among the u. observe time 
 UNDRES.SED. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 78. it is left ?/. and cast into the fire 
 UNFAITHFUL. 
 
 2 E'vf. 15. 4. 71. shall die in their unfaithfulness 
 IVisd. 16 . 29. the hope ot the ?/. shall melt away 
 UNFAITTIFULNE.SS. 
 
 2 Esd. 15. 4. the unfaithful shall die in their ?/. 
 UNFEIGNED. 
 
 Wisd. 18.16. brought thine ?/. commandmetit 
 2 Rlac. 14. 8. for the 7 /. care 1 have of things 
 UNFRUITFUL. 
 
 JVtsd. 3. 11. their labours ?/. works unprofitab.e 
 UNGODT.Y. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 9. shall be made into the counsels of the ?/. 
 16. but ?/. men with the works called it to them 
 
 3.10. the?/, shall bepunishe/l accord, to theirimag. 
 
 4. .3. multiplying brooti of the ?/. shall not thrive 
 16. righteous shall con<lemn the ?/. who are living 
 
 5. 14. the hope of the 7 /.. is like dust blown away 
 
 10.6. when ?/. perished, she delivered righteous 
 
 11. 9 . they knew how the ?/. were judged in wrath 
 32. 9. unable to bring ?/. under the righteous 
 
 14. 9. the I/, ami his ungodliness are both alike 
 16. an 71. custom grown strong was kept as a law 
 31. that punisheth the oftence of the ?/. 
 
 16.16. tor the ?/. that denie(l to know thee 
 19. 1. as for the ?/. wrath came upon them 
 Eccl. 7 . 17. for the vengeance of the ?/. is fire 
 
 9. 12. delight not in what ?/. have pleasure in 
 
 12. 5. do well to lowly, but give not to the ?/. 
 
 6. Most High will repay vengeance to the ?/. 
 
 13. 24. ]?overty is evil in the month of the ?/. 
 
 16. 1. not a tmiltit. of childr. nor /lelight in?/, sons 
 .3. die without, than to have them that are ?/. 
 
 6. in congregation of u. shall a fire be kindled 
 
 21. 27- when the u. curseth .Satan, he curseth 
 
 22. 12. but for an ?/. man all the /lays of his life 
 
 26.26. dishonoureth him, shall be counted ?/. of all 
 41.5. they that are conversfriit in dwelling of the ?/. 
 
 8. woe to you 71. men who have forsaken the law 
 
 10. so the 7 /. shall go from a curse to destruction 
 42. 2. and of judgment to justify the ?/. 
 
 49 .3. in time ot ?/. he established the worship of G. 
 Ear . 2.12. O I.ord, we have sinneti, we have done?/. 
 1 Mac. .3. 8. destroying the ?/. out of tliem 
 
 15. there went a mighty host of?/, to help him 
 
 6. 21. to whom some ?/. men of Israel joined 
 
 7 . 5. there came to him all the u. men of Israel 
 9.58. then all the u. men held a council 
 
 1 Mac. 9 . 73 . be destroyed the u. men out of Israel 
 
 11. 21. certain 7 /. irersons who hated their people 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 17 . who hath delivered u() the //. 
 
 4. 1.3. the profaneness of Jason, that ?/. wretch 
 
 8. 2. would pitv the temple profaned of?/, men 
 UNGODLINESS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 52. being wroth with his people for ?/. 
 Wisd. 14. 9. ungodly and his ?/. are alike hateful 
 
 UNGRACIOUS. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 19 . this?/. .lason sent messengers from Jer. 
 8. 34. as that most?/. Nicanor, brought merchants 
 
 15. 3. then this most ?/. wretch demanded 
 
 UNHAPPY. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 6. that it would be a most ?/.day for him 
 8. in the end therefore he had an u. return 
 UNITY. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 1. 71. of brethren, the love of neighbours 
 UNJUST, 
 
 1 Etd. 4. 39 . she refraineth from all ?/. things 
 [Visd. 16. 19 . might destroy fruits of ati ?/. land 
 Eccl. 7 . 2. depart from ?/. and iniquity shall turn 
 
 19. 25. there is subtilty, an'l the same is ?/. 
 
 40. 1.3. the goods of the ?/. shall be drieii up 
 41.18. of?/, dealing before thy partner and friend 
 Dan. .3. 9. thou didst deliver us to an ?/. king 
 
 2 Alac. 4. 48. they did soon suffer ?/. punishment 
 
 UNJUSTLY. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 28. or they prophesy lies, or live?/. 
 
 .30. they ?/. swore in deceit, despising holiness 
 Eccl. 5. 8 . set not thy iieart on goods ?/. gott/m 
 2 Mac. 8 . 17 . the injury that they had?/, done 
 
 unknown. 
 
 JVi.sd. 11. 18. or 71 . wild heasts full of I'age 
 
 18. 3. both to be a guide to the ?/. journey 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 19 . so that the f)lace was ?/. to all men 
 UN LAWFUL. 
 
 Wi.rd. 4. 6. for children begotten of ?/. beds 
 UN LEARNED. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 20. she is very unpleasant to the ?/. 
 
 51.23. draw near to me, you ?/. and dwell in house 
 UN LOOK ED. 
 
 Wisd. 18. 17 . t^nd terrors came upon them ?/. for 
 UNMEASURABLE. 
 
 Bar. 3. 25. great, and hath no end, high and?/. 
 Prayer of Alanass. thv merciful protnises is u. 
 
 UN.MERCIFUL. ■ 
 
 Eccl. 37 . IL nor with an ?/. man toucliing kindness 
 UNMINDFUL. 
 
 Eccl. . 37 . 6. be not?/, of him in thy riches 
 UNN EC ESS ARY. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 23. be not curious in ?/. matters 
 UN PASSABLE. 
 
 Esth. 16. 24. shall be made not only u. for men 
 UNPERFECT. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 5. the ?/. branches shall be broken off 
 Eccl. 42. 24. and he hath matle nothing?/. 
 
 UNPLEASANT. 
 
 Eccl. 6. 20. she is very ?/. to the unlearned 
 UNPROFITABLE. 
 
 TVi.sd. 1. 11. beware of murmuring which is?/. 
 
 4. 5. fruit 71. notripe to eat, meet for nothing 
 
 16. 29. for the hope of the unfaithful shall melt 
 away as hoar frost and run away as ?/. water 
 
 Eccl. 16. 1. desire not a multitude of ?/. children 
 37 . 19. one is wise, and yet is ?/. to himself 
 . UNPUNISHED. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 8. for in one sin thou shalt not be u. 
 UNREASONABLE. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 15. didst send a multitude of u. beasts 
 UN RIGHT. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 13. shew that thv judgment is not u. 
 UNlllGHTEOUS. 
 
 1 E.td. 4. 36. and witJi it is no?/, thing 
 
 Esth. 14. 15. knowest that I hate the glory of the?/. 
 Wisd. 1. 8. that speaketh ?/. things cannot be hid 
 3. 16 . the seed of an ?/. bed shall be rooted out 
 
 19 . horrible is the end of the ?/. generation 
 
 10. 3. but wdien the ?/. went from lier in his anger 
 
 12. 12. to he revenge/i for the ?/. tnen 
 
 Eccl. 17- 20. none of their ?/. deeds are hid from him 
 35. 12. and trust not to ?/. sacrifices, the L. is judge 
 18. till he hath broken the sceptre of tlje ?/. 
 
 51.6. by an accusation to king from an ?/. tongue 
 
 2 Alac. 14. 36. O holy Lord, stop every ?/. mouth 
 
 UNRIGH TEOUSI.Y. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 23. whereas men have lived ?/. 
 
 Bar. 2. 12. we hav</ dealt ?/. in thv ordinances 
 UNR IGHTEOUSNBSS. 
 
 1 E.sd. 4. . 37 . in their ?/. also they shall perish 
 J’oh. 4.5. my son, follow not the ways of?/. 
 
 12. 8. a little is better than much with ?/. 
 
 Wisd. 1. 5. atid will not abide when ?/. cometh in 
 Eccl. 7 . 3. my son, sow not upon the furrows of?/. 
 
 17 . 14. he said to them, beware of all ?/. 
 
 35. 3. and to forsake ?/. is a iiropitiatiou 
 
 UN RULY. 
 
 Eccl. 26.5. the gathering together of an ?/. multitude 
 UNSA TIABLE. 
 
 Eccl. .31. 17 . and be not ?/. lest thou offend 
 
 20. but pangs of the belly are with an?/, man 
 37 . 29 . be not ?/. in any /tainty thing, nor greedy 
 
 UNSEARCHABLE. 
 
 2 Esd. 9- 19 . aie corrupted by a law which is ?/. 
 Bar. 3. 18. so careful, and whose works are ?/. 
 Prayer of Ala7ia':s. thy merciful promi.se is ?/. 
 
 UN.SEASONABLE. 
 
 Ecc/.20.19. an ?/. tale will he in the mouth of unwise 
 UNSP EAKABLE. 
 
 Eccl. 36. 14. fill .‘'ion with thine ?/. oracles 
 2 Alac. 12. 16 . took citv, and made u. slaughters 
 UN-SPOTTED. 
 
 Wisd. 4. 9 . and an ?/. life is ol/l are 
 
 7 . 26. ?/. mirror of the power of God and image 
 UN TAUGHT. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 24. continually in the mouth of the?/. 
 
 UN TEMPER ATE. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 13. use not thv month to ?/. swearing 
 UNTHANKFUL. 
 
 2 Esd. 8. 60. were ?/. to him who prepared life 
 Eccl. 29 . 17- he that is of an ?/. mind will leave him 
 UNTIMELY. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 21. women shall bring forth?/, children 
 
 Wisd. 14.15. for a father afflicted with ?/. mourning 
 UNWISE. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 39 . as for me, I am ?/. how may I speak ? 
 Wi.sd. 1. .3. l)is power when tried reproveth the ?/. 
 
 5. 20. the world shall fight with him against the u. 
 
 14.11. the idols of Gentiles are become a stuinbi ing- 
 block to souls of men and a snai e to feet of tu 
 E ccl. 10. .3. an ?/. king destroyeth his people 
 
 20. 19 . an unseasonable tale will be in mouth of ?«. 
 
 21. 18. knowledge of ?/. is as talk without sense 
 42. 8. be not ashamed to inform the ?/. and foolish 
 
 UNWOR IIIY. 
 
 2 Esd. 14. 45. that the worthy and ?/. may read it 
 Eccl. 25. 8. not served a man more ?/. than himself 
 UNWGR THILY. 
 
 Esth. 16. 7- behaviour of them that are u. placed 
 UPBRAID. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 18. a fool will ?/. churlishly, and a gift 
 41. 22. and after thou hast given, ?/. not 
 UPBRAIDETH. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 12. he u. us with our ofiending the law 
 Eccl. 20. 15. he giveth little, and ?/. much 
 
 22. 20. he that u. his friend breaketh friendship 
 
 UPBRAIDING, 
 
 Eccl. 22.22. there may be a reconciliation, except//. 
 29 .28. the?/, ol'house-room, and reproaching lender 
 41. 22. be ashamed of?/, speeches before tiiends 
 UPHOLDER. 
 
 Jtid. 9.11. an helper of oppresse/1, an ?/. of the weak 
 UPHOLDING. 
 
 Jud. 11 . 7 . for the?/, of every thing living 
 UPRIGHT. 
 
 JVi.sd. 9. 3. execute judgment with an ?/. heart 
 Eccl. 27 .14. that sweareth, maketh the hair stand ?/, 
 Bar. 6. 27 . nor if one set them u. they can move 
 UPRIGH TLY. 
 
 Toh. 4. 5. do ?/. all thy life long, and follow not 
 
 8. 7 . I take not this my sister for lust, but ?/._ 
 
 Eccl. 49 . 2. he behave/l himself ?/. in conversion 
 
 UPRIGHTNESS. 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 6. a stumbling-block in the way of thy ?/. 
 UPWARD. 
 
 1 E///.5.41. soof Israel from twelve years old and?/. 
 URl.M. 
 
 Eccl. 45.10. a breast-plate with U. and Thummiin 
 USE. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 17- are given for the ?/. of the temple 
 Toll. 6. 6. to what?/, is the heart and the liver ? 
 
 J7id. 12. 15. had received of Bagoas for her daily’?/, 
 Wisd. 12. 18. thou mayest?/. power when thou wilt 
 
 25. as to children without tlie ?/. of rea.son 
 
 1.3. 13. among those which served to no ?/. 
 
 15. 7 . but what is the ?/. of either sort 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 13. 71. not to make any manner of lie 
 
 14. ?/. not many words in a multitude of elders 
 
 23. 9. nor tt. thyself to the naming of the Holy One 
 
 13. u. not thy mouth to intemperate swearing 
 
 .32.9. when ancient men in place", ?/. not many words 
 
 39. 26. the things for the whole ?/. of man’s life 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 21. liesh, such as was unlawful for him 
 
 to ?/. 
 
 11. 31. the Jews shall ?/. their own kind of meats 
 
 12. 39 . as?/, had been, Judas came to take bodies 
 
 USED. 
 
 IVisd. 14. 23. whilst they ?/. secret ceremonies 
 19. 13. as they u. a more hard behaviour 
 
 15. because they tt. strangers not friendly 
 
 USES. 
 
 IVisd. 15. 7 . the vessels that serve for clean ?/. 
 
 Eccl. 38. 1. for the?/, which you may have of him 
 39 . 21. for he hath made all things for their 71. 
 USETH. 
 
 Ere/. 20.8. he that ?/. tnany words sliall be abhorred 
 
 23.11. a man that?/, much'swearing filled with iniq. 
 USUAL. 
 
 2 A'lac. 14. 31. priests were offering their u. sacrifices 
 USURPED. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 38. of the priests that ?/. the office 
 1 Mac. 15. 3. pestilent men have ?/. the kingdom 
 U TMOS T. 
 
 1 ATac. 3. 9 . w’as renowned to the ?/. part of the earth 
 
 2 AJac. 7 . 4. to cut off the ?/. parts of his body 
 
 UTTER. 
 
 Eccl. 25. 7 . the tenth I will ?/. wdth my tongue 
 UTTERANCE. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 6. so is the ?/. of a conceit in the heart 
 UTTERED. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 3. the first voice which I ?/. was crying 
 Eccl. 15. 10. for praise shall be ?/. in wisdom 
 2 Mac. 10. 34. blasphemed and u. wicked words 
 
 V. 
 
 VAIL. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 3. under a dark v. of forgetfulness 
 1 AJac. 1. 22. censers of gold, the z>. and crowns 
 VAIN. 
 
 Jt/d. 6. 9. and none of my words sliall be in v. 
 IVi^d. 3. 11. he is miserable, llieir hope is r. 
 
 1.3.1. surely v. are all inen by nature, ienorant ofG. 
 
 14, 14. by V. glory of men they entered the world 
 
 15. 8. he maketh a ?’. god of the same clay 
 I'.ccl. .3. 24. many are /ieceived by their own v. opin. 
 
 2.3. 11. it he swear in i». he shall not be innocent 
 
 34. 1. the hopes of a man void of uiulerstand. are v, 
 
 5. divinations, sootlisavings, and dreams are v. 
 VAElAN T. 
 
 1 Alac. 2. 61. wherefore, ye my sons, be v. and shew 
 
 3. .58. Judas said, arm yourselves, and be ?'. men 
 
 4. .3. he himself removed and the c. men with 
 .5. 56. heard of the v. acts whi( h they had done 
 
 9. 21. how is the v. man fallen that delivered 
 
 13. 5 . 3 . Simon saw that John his son was a v. man 
 
 14. 32. Simon armed the v. men of his nation 
 
 2 AJac. 13. 15. with the most v. voung men he went 
 
 valiantly. 
 
 1 AJac. 2. 46. those they circumcised i>. 
 
 4. .35. how they were ready either to live or die v. 
 
 6. 31. they burned them witli fire, and fought v. 
 VALIAN TNE.SS. 
 
 Eccl. 31.25. shew not thy v. iu wine, hath destroyed 
 
 696 
 
Apocrypiia.j VIC 
 
 VOI 
 
 WAN 
 
 VALLEY. 
 
 Jud. 4.4. they sent to Esora, and to the ». of Salem 
 
 7. 3. they camoed in the v. near to I'jCthulia 
 
 10.10. tliey looked until Judith had passed the v. 
 
 . VALOUR. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 67. certain priests desirous to shew their v. 
 
 8. 2. that the Koinans were men of great r. 
 
 £ Mac. 15. 17* good and able to stir them up to v. 
 .VALUE. 
 
 Wisd. 15.10. and his life of less v. than clay 
 VALUED. 
 
 £ccl.Q6. 15. her continent mind cannot be v. 
 VAMISH. 
 
 Wi .^d. 2. 3. and our spirit shall v. as soft air 
 i'cc/.40.1.3. and shall v. with noise as great thunder 
 VANISHED. 
 
 Jiar. 3.19. they are v. and gone down to the grave 
 VAPtlUR. 
 
 IVisd. 11.18. beasts breathing out either a fiery v. 
 Heel. 22. 24. as the v. and smoke of a furnace 
 38. 28. the v. of the fire wasteth his flesh 
 £ Mac, 7. 5. as the v. of the pan was dispersed 
 . VAPOURS. 
 
 Heel. 43.4. breathing out fiei y v. and sending beams 
 VARIANCE. 
 
 Heel. 8. 2. be not at v. with a rich man 
 VARIE l Y. 
 
 Heel. 38. 27. and are diligent to make great v. 
 
 50.18. with great v. of sounds was there melody 
 VAULL. 
 
 2 Esd. 16.59. he spreadeth out the heavens like a v. 
 
 VAUNT. 
 
 1 Mac. 10.70. why dost thou v. thy power ag. us ? 
 
 VAUNTING. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 8. what good hath riches with v. brought ? 
 
 17. 7. and their v. in wisdom was reproved 
 
 VEHEMENCY. 
 
 2 Mac. 14.38. jeopard his body and life with all v. 
 
 VEHEMEN I'LY. 
 
 Heel. 17 . 26. and hate thou abomination v. 
 VENGEANCE. 
 
 Jud. 6. 5. till I fake v. this nation come outof Egypt 
 
 8. 27 . neithei' hath he taken v. on us 
 
 9 . 2. thou gavest a sword to take v. of the strangers 
 
 16 . 17 . Lord will take v. of them in judgment 
 Huh. 16. 18. God speedily rendering v. to him 
 I'Visd. 1.8. nor v. when it punisheth shall pass by him 
 
 11. 15. unreasonable beasts upon them fori;. 
 
 Heel. 5. 7- thou shalt perish in the day oft;. 
 
 7 . 17 . for the V, of ungodly' is fire and worms 
 
 12. 6. and will repay v. unto the ungodly 
 
 18. 24. and the time of v. when he shall turn away 
 27 . 28. V. as a lion shall lie in wait for them 
 
 28.1. he that revengeth shall find v, from the Lord 
 35. 18. till he hath repayed v. to the heathen 
 39.28. there be spirits that are created for v. 
 
 47 . 25. they soueht wickedness till n. came on 
 
 1 Mac.'l. 9 . that he should take 7 ;. of Israel 
 
 24. and took v. of them that had revolted from 
 
 2 Mac. 6.15. afterwards he should take i;. of us 
 
 VENOM. 
 
 Heel. 28.19. hath not passed through the v. thereof 
 VENOMOUS. 
 
 IVisd. 16.10. the very teeth of v. dragons overcame 
 VERMILION. 
 
 Wisd. 13.14. laying it over with i'. and paint 
 VERSES. 
 
 Heel. 44. 5. such as recited v. in writing 
 VE.SSEL. 
 
 JVisd. 13.11. hath made a v. thereof fit for service 
 14. 1. more rotten than the v. that carrieth him 
 
 5. passing the rough sea in a weak v. are saved 
 
 6. hope of the world, escaped in a weak v. 
 
 Heel. 21. 14. inner parts of a fool like a broken v. 
 
 50. 9 . as a V. of beaten gold with precious stones 
 Har. 6. 17- tor like as a v. that a man useth 
 59. or else a profitable v. in an house 
 VESSELS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 45. brought with the holy v. of the Lord 
 
 4. 44. to send away all the v. that were taken 
 Wisd. 15. 7- both the v. that serve for clean uses 
 
 13. maketh brittle v. and graven images 
 Heel. 27 . 5. the furnace proveth the potter’s v. 
 
 .Bar. 1.8. when he received v. of the house of Lord 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 21. and took away all the v. thereof 
 23. he took silver and gold and precious v. 
 
 2 . 9 . her glorious i;. ai e carried into captivity 
 6.12. I took all the v. of gold and silver 
 
 11. 58. upon this he sent him goltlen v. to be served 
 
 14. 15. he riiultiplied the v. of the temple 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 32. Menelaus stole certain v. of gold 
 
 48. they that followed the matter for holy v. 
 
 5. 16. taking the holy v. with polluted hands 
 
 9. 16. restore all the holy v. with many more 
 
 VESTMENTS. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 54. and priests’ v. wherein they minister 
 
 5. 59. the priests stood arrayed in their f. 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 15. prostrating themselves in their v. 
 
 VEX. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 22. he left governors to ti. the nation 
 VEX IT). 
 
 Toh. 6. 7 . and the party shall be no more v. 
 
 Wisd. 11. 11. absent or [iresent, they were v. alike 
 
 17 . 15. they were r. with monstrous apparitions 
 Heel. 4. 3. add not more ti'oiible to a heart that is v. 
 
 41. 2. death unto him that is v. with all things 
 Har. 2. 18. but the soul that is greatly i;. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 5. and burn up those that v. his people 
 VIALS. 
 
 1 Hsd. 2.13. V. of gold thii ty, and of silver 2410 
 VICE. 
 
 Wisd. 7 . 30. but i'. shall not prevail against wisdom 
 VICTORY. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 5. give great gifts and things in token of v. 
 9 . to him shall the v. be given, as was appointed 
 
 12. above all things truth beareth away the v. 
 
 4. 5. it they get v. they bring all to the king 
 59. and said, from thee cometh v. and wisdom 
 Wisd. 4. 2. having got the v. striving for rewards 
 
 10, 12. in a sore conflict she gave him the v. 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 19 . for v. standeth not in the multitude 
 
 2 Mac. 8.33. at such times as they kept feast for v. 
 
 2 UTac. 10. .38.had done so great things given them v. 
 
 12. 11. Judas’ sifle by the help of God got the v. 
 
 13. 15. given watch-word to them, v. is of God 
 
 15. 6. to set up a public monument of his v. 
 
 8. now to expect the v. and aid from the Almighty 
 
 21. knowing that v. cometh not by arms 
 
 VICTUAL.S. 
 
 Jud. 4. 5. and laid up v. for the provision of war 
 
 11. 12. for their v. fail them and water is scant 
 
 1 Mac. 1..35. they stored italso with armour and v. 
 
 6. 49 . because they had no v. to endure the siege 
 
 57 . we decay daily, and our v. are but small 
 
 8. 26. that make war on them or aid them with v. 
 28. neither shall v. be given to them against 
 
 9 . 52. and put forces in them and provision of v. 
 13.21. should hasten his coming, and senii them v. 
 
 3.3. .Simon builtun the strong holds and laid up v. 
 14.10. he provided v. for the cities and set munition 
 
 VIEW. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 18. king Seleucus sent to v. the treasury 
 
 VIEWED. 
 
 Jud. 7 . 7 . and 7 ;. the passages up to the city 
 VILE. 
 
 JVisd. 4. 18. they shall hereafter be a v. carcase 
 11. 15. they wor.shi()ped serpents and v. beasts 
 
 13. 14. or made it like some v. beast 
 
 2 Alac. 15. .32. and shewed them v. Nicanor’s head 
 VINE. 
 
 2 Esd. 5. 23. O Ld. thou hast chosen thee one only 7 ;. 
 VINEYARD. 
 
 2 E.sd. 16. 30. or as when a 7 ;. is gathered 
 43. so also he that planteth the v. 
 
 VIN EYARD.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 16 . they nourished them up that planted v. 
 VINTAGE. 
 
 Eccl. 24. 27 . and as Geon in the time of v. 
 VIOLENCE. 
 
 JVisd. 7 . 20 . the 7 ;. of winds and reasonings of men 
 Eccl. 20.4. he that executeth judgment with 7 ;. 
 
 1 4..30.whodidstqnell the 7 ;. of the mighty man 
 
 6. 47 . Jews seeing v. of his forces turned aw ay 
 
 7 . 29 . were prepared to take away .ludas by v. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.40. Lysimachus began first to offer v. 
 
 VIOr.EN T. 
 
 JVsd. 13. 2. or the v. water or the lights of heaven 
 
 19. 7 . «nd outof the v. stream a green field 
 VIOLENTI.Y. 
 
 JVisd. 17 .18. a pleasant fall of water running v. 
 Eccl. 46. 6. made the battle to fall v. on the nations 
 2 Mac. 9- 7 . carried 7 ;. so that having a sore fall 
 
 14. 41. and v. broken into the outer door 
 
 VIRGIN. 
 
 Eccl. 20. 4. as i.s lust of a eunuch to deflower a v. 
 30. 20. groaneth as a eunuch that embraceth a v. 
 VIRGINS. 
 
 2 Esd. 16 . 3.3. V. shall mourn havingno bridegrooms 
 .Tud. 16 . 5. make my infants a prey, my v. a spoil 
 
 1 Mac. 1.26. the v. and young men were made feeble 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 19 . and the v. that were kept in, ran 
 5. 13. thus there was sla\ in" of v. and infants 
 
 VIRTUE. 
 
 JJ^isd. 4. 1. better to have v. for the memorial 
 
 13. 4. they were astonished at their power and v. 
 19. 20. the fire had power, forgetting his own v. 
 
 E.ccl. .38. 5. that the i;. thereof might be known 
 2 Mac. 6 . 31. leaving his death fora memorial of 7 ;. 
 
 15. 12. exercised from a child in all iioints of v. 
 
 . VIRTUES. 
 
 Wisd. 7‘ 20. the diversities of plants and v. of roofs 
 VIRTUOUS.. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 49. like as a whore envieth a v. woman 
 Eccl. 26.1. blessed is the man that hath a 7 ;. wife 
 2. a V. woman rejoiceth her husband 
 28. 15. a backbiting tongue hath cast out v. women 
 2 AJac. 15. 12. Onias a v. and good man, reverend 
 VISION. 
 
 2 Esd. 10. . 37 . thou wilt shew tliv servant of this v. 
 Eccl. 34. .3. the v. of dreams is the resemblance 
 40. 6. troubled in the v. of his heart 
 46. 15. he was known to be faithful in v. 
 
 49 . 8. it was Ezekiel who saw the glorious v. 
 
 2 AJac. 15. 12. and this was his 7 ;. that Onias 
 VISIONS. 
 
 JVisd. 17 . 4. and sad v. appeared unto them 
 VIST T. 
 
 2 Esd. 6. 18. to V. them that dwell on the earth 
 9. 2. the Highest will begin to 7 ;. the world 
 Jud. 8. 33. the Lord will v. Israel by my hand 
 13.20. to i;. thee in good, because hast not spared 
 Eccl. 2. 14. what will ye do when Lord shall 7 ;. you ? 
 
 7 . 35. be not slow to v. the sick, make thee beloved 
 
 16 . 18. all therein shall be moved when he shall 7'. 
 
 VISITATION. 
 
 JVisd. 3. 7 . in the time of their v. they shall shine 
 
 1.3. sheshall have fruit in the 7>. of souls 
 
 14. 11. on the idols of the Gentilesshal 1 there be a v. 
 Eccl. 18. 20. in day of 7 ;. thou shalt find mercy 
 
 .34. 6. if not sent from the Most High in the v. 
 VISITED. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 5. because the Lord had 7>. the captivity 
 VLSUTNtL 
 
 1 UTac.JCt. 14. V. the cities that were in the country 
 
 2 Alac.3. 8. Heliodorus under a colour of 7 ;. the cities 
 
 VOICE. 
 
 JVisd. 1.7; containefh all, hath knowdedge of the v. 
 7 . 3. the first v. which I uttered, was crying 
 17- 19 . or a roaring v. of most savage beasts 
 
 18. 1. whose 7 ;. thev hearing, and not seeing 
 Eccl. 21.20. a fool lifteth up his v. with laughter 
 34.24. whose 7 ;. will the Lord hear? 
 
 4.5. 5. he niade him to hear his 7 ;. and brought him 
 46. 17 . with a great noise made his v. to be heard 
 Bar. 1. 18. have not hearkened to the i’. of the Lord 
 
 19. we have been negligent in not hearing his v. 
 2. 5. we have not been obedient unto his v. 
 
 22. but if ye will not hear the i;. of the Lord 
 
 2.3. 1 will cause to cease the 7 ;. of mirth, the 7 ;. of 
 joy, the 7>. of the bridegroom, and v. of the bride 
 
 Sus. 44. and the Lord heard her v. 
 
 2 AJac. 12. 37 . and sung psalms with a loud v. 
 VOICES. 
 
 1 Esd. 5. 61. and they sung with loud v. songs 
 
 Eccl. 50.18. the singers sang praise* with their v. 
 VOID. 
 
 JVisd. 11.15. they worshippeil serpent v. of reason 
 Eccl. 34. 1. the hopes of a man v. ot understanding 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 45. now .lerusalein lay p. as a wilderness 
 
 2 Alac. 1.3.25. bev'ause they would make covenants v. 
 14. 28. that he should make i;. the articles 
 
 44. he fell down into the midst of the 7 >. place 
 
 VOLUNTARILY. 
 
 1 il/ac.2. 42. such as were v. demoted to the law 
 VOLUPTUOUSN ES.S. 
 
 JVisd. 2. 9. none of us without his part in our v. 
 VOM1 r. 
 
 Eccl. 31.21. go forth, v. and thou shalt have rest 
 VOW. 
 
 1 E.sd. 2. 7 . w hich have been set forth by v. for tempi* 
 
 4. 43. remembe)' thy v. which thou vowed 
 46. I jiesire that thou make good the t;. 
 
 5. 53. all they that had made any v. to God 
 
 8. 58. the gold and the silver is a v. to the Lord 
 VOWED. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.43. remember thy vow which thou hast r. 
 
 41. Cyrus set apart, when he v. to destroy RabyioD 
 
 45. thou hast also v. to build up the temple 
 
 46. the vow thou hast v. to the King of heaven 
 
 8. 13. the gifts which I and my friends have v. 
 
 50. there I v. a fast to the young men before Ixiri 
 
 2 Mac. 9 .13. this w icked jierson v. also to the Lx^rtl 
 
 VOW.S. 
 
 Jud. 4.14. with the v. and free gifts of the people 
 2 Alac. 3. 35. Heliodorus made great v. unto him 
 VOYAGE. 
 
 Jud. 2. 19 . and his power to go before the king in v, 
 2 Alac. 5. 1. prepared his second v. into Egypt 
 
 W. 
 
 WAGE.S. 
 
 1 E.sd. 4.56. he commanded to give pensions and w, 
 Toh. 2.12. they paid her ui. and gave her also a kid 
 14. it was given for a gift more than the tv. 
 
 4. 14. let not the w. of any man tarry with thee 
 
 5 . 3. seek thee a man and I will give him w. 
 
 14. but tell me what iv. shall 1 give thee ? 
 
 15. moreover I will add something to thy zc. 
 
 12. 1. my .son, see that the man have his w. 
 
 1 Alac. 14. 32. armed the valiant men and gave u>. 
 WAIT. 
 
 Jud. 8. 17 . let us TV. for salvation of him 
 
 13. .3. to stand and to tv. for her coming forth 
 JVisd. 2.12. let us lie in tv. for the righteous 
 
 10.12. and keep hiiu safe from those that lie in 7 /. 
 Eccl. 8. 11. lest he lie in zc. to entrap thee 
 27 . 28. vengeance as a lion shall lie in w. for thera 
 36 . 16 . reward them that tv. for thee 
 
 51.8. how thou deliverest such as a', for thee 
 
 1 AJac. 1. ,36. for it was a place to lie in tv. 
 
 2 AJac. 7 . 30. said, whoni tv. ye for? I will not obey 
 
 9 . 25. TV. for opportunities ami expect the event 
 
 WAITED. 
 
 6.10. commanded hissei vant that to. in his tent 
 12. 16 . for sve tv. a time to deceive Judith 
 WATTER.S. 
 
 Jud. 13.1. dismissed the re. from presence of his lord 
 WATTl NG. 
 
 Jud. 8. 33. I will go forth with my tv. woman 
 wake TIL 
 
 Eccl. 22. 7 . as he that tv. one from a sound sleep 
 
 42. 9 . the father tv. for the daughter, no man knows 
 
 WALK. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 2. to w. in the ways of thy heart 
 Bar. 4. 2. rr’. in the presence of the light thereof 
 Sus. 7. .Susanna went into her husband’s garden to at. 
 1 AJac. 2. 20. TV. in the covenant of our fathers 
 YALKED. 
 
 'Jvh. 1.3. I Tobit have rv. all the days of my life 
 JVisd. 6. 4. nor tv. after the counsel of God 
 19 . 21. flames wasted not, though they tv. therein 
 Bar. 3. 1.3. if thou hadst tv. in the way of (io<i 
 Ifau. 3. 1. and the\' tv. in the midst <)f the fire 
 Sus. 36. the elders said, as we tv. in the garden 
 WALKEST. 
 
 Eccl. 9. 13. that thou w. on battlements of the city 
 WALKING. 
 
 Sus. 8. the elders saw her going in every day and tv.' 
 
 WALL. 
 
 Toh. 2. 9. and slept by the tv. of my court-yard 
 10. 1 knew not there were sparrows in the 
 JJ'isd. 13. 15. set it in a tv. and made it fast w ith iroo 
 Eccl. 50. 2. the fortress of the tv. about the temple 
 
 1 AJac. 5.6-. to pull down the tv. round about 
 
 9. 54. the Ti'. of the inner court be pulled down 
 
 12. 37 . as part of the w. toward the brook fallen 
 
 2 Alac. 6. 10. they cast them down from the tt;. 
 
 10. 17 . they kept off all that fought on the tv. 
 
 .35. twenty young men assaulted the tv. manly 
 
 14.43.he ran boldly uptothe tt. cast himself dowtt 
 WALL.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 24. and the tv. theieof set up anew 
 
 4. 4. they break dow n mountains, tv. and towers. 
 
 6. 9. the limber already laid upon the tv. 
 
 Toh. 1.17. or cast about tv. of N iue\ eh, I buried hin> 
 
 13. 16 . TV. and towers and battlements with gold 
 Eccl. 40. 13. Neemias raised up for us the w. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 31. he pulled down houses and tv. thereo 
 6. 7- comiiassed about the sanctuary with high tv. 
 10. 11. the workmen to build the rc’' and Sion 
 
 45. for building the ti'. of Jerusalem and Judea 
 13.45. people climbeii on the tv. w ith their wives 
 
 2 Alac. .3. 19 . ran, some to the gates, and some to vt, 
 
 5. 5. they that were 011 the tv. being put back 
 
 11.9. were ready to pierce through u'. of iron 
 12. 13. a bridge to a strong city fenced with tv. 
 
 WA LLOW. 
 
 Eccl. 23.12. and they shall not a’, in their sins 
 WANT). 
 
 Eccl. 33. 24. fodder, a tv. and burdens for the ass 
 WANDER. 
 
 Eccl. .36, 25. he that hath no wife will tv. mourning 
 WANDERED. 
 
 Eccl. 29.18. so that they tv. among strange nations 
 
WEE 
 
 WIC [Apocryph*, 
 
 WAT 
 
 2 Mac. 10. 6 . when as they w. in the mountains 
 WANDERING. 
 
 Wisd. 4.12. the w. of concupiscence doth undermine 
 WANT. 
 
 Eccl. .3. 25. without eyes thou shalt w. li?ht 
 39.28. it tor v). ot power he be luixlered from sinning 
 20 . 21 . there is that ishindered from sinning thro’a/. 
 40. 26. there is no w. in the fear of the I .oni 
 1 Mac. 13. 49. in great distress for w. of victuals 
 WANTED. 
 
 Jrtsd. 11 . 17 . a;, not means to send among them 
 WANTETH. 
 
 Eccl. 10 . 27 . tlian he that boasteth and w. bread 
 16. 23. he that zu. understanding will think 
 WANTING, 
 punisliment zc. to their torments 
 Eccl. 11 . 12 . another zc. ability and fullof poverty 
 19 .23. and there is a fool at. in wisdom 
 WANTON NESS. 
 
 Eccl. 27 . 13. the sport of fools is in the at. of sin 
 W A R. 
 
 Jf 'zsd. 8. 15. T shall be found good and valiant in w. 
 18. 15. as a fierce man of at. into the midst of land 
 Eccl. 26. 28. a man of w. that suffereth poverty 
 •37. 11. nor consult with a coward in matters of a>. 
 Bar. 3. 26. ot so great stature, and so expert in zc. 
 6. 15. cannot deliver himself from a', and thieves 
 
 1 Mac. 2. .32. made a', against them on sabbath day 
 .3. 13. the faithful to go out with him to zv. 
 
 8 . 27 . if a;, come first on the nation of the .lews 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 9. who in matt, of zc. had great ex perience 
 10. 15. the Idumeans went about to nourish zc 
 
 WARS. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 2.3. the Jews raised always a’, therein 
 4. 6. for those that have not to do with zc. 
 
 Eccl. 46. 1. Jesus son of Nave was valiant in w. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.2. made many zc. and won many str.-holds 
 12. 1.3. we have had great troubles and zc. 
 
 16. 2.3. the rest ot the acts of Jr>hn and his a'. 
 
 2 Mac. 2.20. the w. against Antiochus Epiphanes 
 10. 10. gathering briefiy the calamities of the zc 
 
 WARD. 
 
 1 Mac. 14. 3. Arsaces by whom he was put into zc 
 WAUINES.S. 
 
 Eccl. 11. 18. there is that waxeth rich by his zc. 
 
 WARJAKE. 
 
 1 Mac. 5.56. valiant acts aiul zc. deeds they had done 
 WARNING. 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 3. they of the city having had a. thereof 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 17 . but let this be for a zc. to us 
 
 WARRIOR. 
 
 Jzid. 15. .3. every one that was a zc. rushed out 
 Eccl. 4“. 5. he gave strength to slay thatmightv zc. 
 
 \VA<,il. ° - 
 
 Szts. 15. she was desirous to zc. herself in the garden 
 
 17 . shut the garden doors that 1 may zc. me 
 
 washed. 
 
 Jud. 10. 3. and zc. her body all over with water 
 WA.SHEril. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 25 . that zc. after touching of a dead body 
 WASHING 
 
 Eccl. .34. 25. if he touch again, what availefh his zc. 
 Bus. 17 . said to her maids, bring me oil and zc. balls 
 WA.SPS. 
 
 Wisd. 12. 0. didst send zc. forerunners of thy host 
 WA.STi:. 
 
 Jztd. 8. 21. if we be taken so, all Judea shall lie zc. 
 Wi.fd. .5.23. this iniquity shall lay -ci. the whole earth 
 Eccl. 21. 4. to terrify and do wrong will zc. riches 
 Bar. 2. 26. the house hast thou laid zc. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. . 39 . her sanctuary laidw. like a wilderness 
 2. 12. even our beauty and our glory is laid w 
 
 WAS 1 ED. 
 
 I^isd. 19 . 21. on other side the flames ai. not the flesh 
 WATCH. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. 13. the kingdom is already prepared, zc. 
 11. 8. zc. not all at once, zc. by course 
 
 Jud. 7 . 13. to w. that none go out of the city 
 
 10. 11. the first zc. of the Assyrians met her 
 Eccl. 22. 27 . who shall set -azo. before my mouth '> 
 
 26. 11. a. over an impudent eye, and marvel not 
 40. 6. he is in sleep, as in a day of keeping zc. 
 
 42. 11. keep a sure zc. over a shamele.ss daughter 
 
 1 Mac. 12. 27 . Jonailian commanded liis men to zc 
 
 WA I CHED. 
 
 Jzid. 7- 5. they remained and zc. all that night 
 Bzts. 12. they ai. diligently from day today to see her 
 
 15. and it fell out as they zc. a fit time 
 
 16. the two elders hid themselves and zc. her 
 
 2 Mac. 14. 29 . he zc. his time to accomplish by policy 
 
 \yA I CUES, g p y 
 
 Eccl. 43. 10. they will stand, never faint in their zc. 
 Bar. 3. 34. the stars shined in their zd. and rejoiced 
 WAICIIEI'H. 
 
 HYfrf. 6. 15. whoso zc. for her shall be without care 
 Eccl. 11. .30. and like as a spy zc. he for thy fall 
 38. 28. he zc. to polish his work perfectly 
 ^ , WATCHING. 
 
 Eccl. 31. 2. zc. care will not let a man slumber 
 20. but the pain of zc. and cholei', ami pangs 
 2 Mac. 2. 26. noteasy, but a matter of sweat and zc. 
 WATCHMEN. 
 
 Eccl. 37 .14. man’s mind tell him more than seven zc, 
 
 i.r S r .WAl’ER. 
 
 n i.zd. 5. 10. as a ship passeth over the waves of zc. 
 22. the a', of the sea shall rage against th.ein 
 30.18. site led them through much ?/’. 
 
 11. 4. zc. was gi' en li.em out of the flinty rock 
 
 13. 2. or the violent zc. or the lights of heaven 
 16. 17 . the fire had more force in the zc. 
 
 19 . it burneth even in the midst of zc. 
 
 29 . and shall run away as unprofitable zc. 
 li. 18. zc. I 19 . 7. 19 , 20. zc. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 30. zc. will quench a flaming fire 
 24. 31. 1 will zc. my best garden, and will zc. 
 
 I 21/6, 10, 16. zc. 
 9,15. zc. I 51. 15, zc 
 
 25. 25. give the zc. 
 
 £ 6 . 12 . 
 
 no |)assage. 
 
 zc. 
 
 nor a wicked 
 
 ___ . woman 
 
 129. 21 . B-.I.38. 5. a. I 40. 16. w. | 4 . 3 . 
 , ,, , . . 20 . zi'. I 48. 17 . zc. 
 
 ^ rr. of the pool Asphar 
 
 45. the zc. of Jordan on this side and that side 
 60. passed through the cities beyond zc. 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 5. there was a zt>. brook between them 
 
 2 Mac. 1. 19 . in a hollow place of a pit without 
 20. told us they found no fire but thick zc. 
 
 14. 45. tho’ his blood gushed out like spouts of zc. 
 
 15. . 39 . as it is hurtful to drink wine orze. alone, as 
 wine mingled with zc. is pleasant and delights 
 
 ^ WATERS. 
 
 2 Esd. 1. 20. and zc. flowed out to your fill 
 
 6. 41. and to inake a division betwixt the zc. 
 
 1.3. 40. he carried them over the zc. 
 
 16. 53. in midst ot zc. hanged tlie earth ujron the zc. 
 
 II-' they took tlie w. and fountain of the zc 
 
 Ivz.sd. 17 . 4. but noises as of zc. falling down 
 Eccl. 39.17 • at his couimand the zc. stood as an heap, 
 
 at the words ot his mouth the receptacles of zc. 
 
 2.3. as he that turned the zc. into saittiess 
 40. 11. what is ot the zc, <lo returti into the sea 
 48. 17 . he digged the rock atxj tnade wells for w. 
 IMl. 8. as lilies by the rivers of zc. and as branches 
 Van. 3. 38. O all ye zc. above the heavens 
 WA'IERY. 
 
 - Bsd. 4. 49 . there passed by before tiie a zc. cloud 
 Ivisd. 19 . 19 . for eartlilv thtngs were turned into a’. 
 Way. 
 
 2 Efd. 3 . 7 . thou gavest commandment to love thv zc. 
 
 1.3. 45. through country there was a great zc. to go 
 I'oh.!..!. 1 have walked in the of truth atid justice 
 Jljsd. 5. 6. we erred from the zc. of ft uth 
 
 7 . we w'earied ourselves iti the zc.of wickedness 
 
 14. .3. for thou hast made a zc. in the sea 
 
 15. )2. say' they, we must be getting every zc 
 18. 23. and parteil the zc. to tlie living 
 
 Eccl. 2. 6. order thy zc. aright and trust in him 
 
 4. 18. then will she return the straight zc. 
 
 5. 9 . zc. I 8. 15 . zc. I 16 . 14. zc ' “ 
 
 32. 20, 21. a;. I .37 
 
 WAY.S. 
 
 I 8. 52. to support thetn in all their zc. 
 
 4. 5. follow not the 7V. ot unri«Iiteousnes 3 
 
 II ud. C. he abstainetli from our as filthiness 
 
 6. 16. she shew'eth herself to them in tlie zc. 
 
 9 . 18. for so the zc. of them that lived on the earth 
 
 Eccl. 1. 5. her zc. are everlasting commandtnents 
 2. 12, 15. zc. 1 4. 17 . zc. I 5. 2. 1 6. 26. zc. \ 14. 21. 
 
 zc. I 16. 20. zc. I 17. 15. zc. I .33. 11. at, I 
 .39. 24. zc. I 48. 22. zc. 
 
 1 3fac. 5. 4. they lay in wait for them in the zc 
 WAVE.S. 
 
 Esd. 13. 2. that it moved all the zc. thereof 
 Jl isd. 5. 10. as a sliipthal pa.sseth over the zc. trace 
 not found, the path-way of the keel in the zc. 
 14. .3. thou hast made a safe path in the zc. 
 
 Eccl. "4. 6. in the zc. of the sea, and in all the earth 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 8. though he might command the zc. 
 
 / WEA’K. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. . 30 . carry me out of bat Je, for I am very zc. 
 
 2 E-sd. 2. 21. heal the broken and the zc. 
 
 7 . 42. therefore have they prayed for the zc. 
 ll'tsd. 13. 18. tor health heca-lled on what is zc. 
 
 14.5. passing the rough sea in a zc. vessel are saved 
 
 6. the hope of the world escaped in a zc. vessel 
 Eccl. 25. 2.3. maketh a>. hands and feeble knees 
 Bar. 6. .36. nor ileliver there, from the mighty 
 2 Mac. 9. 21, as for me I was zc. or else 1 could 
 WI'AKEN ED. 
 
 Jzid. 16. 7 . but Judith zc. him w ith her beauty 
 WEAKNE.S.S. 
 
 2 Eid. 8. 5.3. zc. and the moth is hid from you 
 WEAL'l'II. 
 
 Tiih. 4.21. thou hast much zc. if thou fear God 
 Eccl. 30. 15. and a strong body above infinite zc. 
 WEAPON.. 
 
 Wisd. 5. 17 . make the creature hiszr. for reven^'e 
 WI'.APON.S. 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 4.3. the brethren cast away their zc. and fled 
 10. 6. and to provide zc. that he might aid him 
 "Mac. .3.28. being unable to help himself with his w 
 10. 2.3. having good success with his -c. in all things 
 27 . they took their zc. and went on further 
 11 . 7 . Maccabeus himself first of all took zc. 
 WEAR. 
 
 Esth. 14. 16. that I zc. it not when I am private 
 Eccl. 6. 36. let thy foot zc. the steps of his door 
 
 1 Mac. 11. .'■'8. gave him leave to zc. a golden buckle 
 14.43. be clothed in purple, ami zc. a golden girdle 
 
 2 Mac. 4.12. chief young men, made them w. a hat 
 
 WEARE/l H. 
 
 Eccl. 40.4. from him that zc. purple, and a crown 
 WEARIED. 
 
 JEisd. 5. 7. we zc. ourseP es in way of wickedness 
 WEARISOME. 
 
 Eccl. 13. 26, finding out is -a zc. labour of the mind 
 WEARY. 
 
 .hid. 1.3.1. they went to their beds, they were all zc 
 Eccl. 16. 27- they neither labour nor are zc. 
 
 43. .30. put forth all your strength, and be not zc. 
 
 2 Mac. 12.36. with Gorgias, fought long and were zc 
 WEATHER. 
 
 Eccl. 3. 15. thy sins melt, as ice in the fair warm zc 
 WEDDING. 
 
 2 Esd. 10.1. was entered into his ?r. chamber, he died 
 'J'o3. 8. 19. and he kept the zc. feast fouricen days 
 WEED, 
 
 Eccl. 40. 16. the zc. growing upon every water 
 .WEEKS. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 31. the feast of the zc. ai)proaching 
 WEENING. 
 
 2 ]\lac. 5.21. w. in his pride to make land navigable 
 W EEP. 
 
 2 Esd.Q.Cl. others shall zck and he sorrowful 
 'fok. .3. 1. then I being grieved, <iid zc. and prayed 
 Jud. 16. 17 . they shall feel them and zc. tor ever 
 I.ccl. 7- .34. fail' not to be with them tliat zc. 
 
 12 . 16. he will w. but if he find opportunity 
 22 . 11 . zc. for the fool, for he wants understanding 
 38. 17 . zc. bitterly, and make great moan 
 WEEPI NG. 
 
 1 E.sd. 5. 63. came with zc. and great crying 
 65. trumpets might not be heard forzr. of people 
 
 8. 91 . there was great zj\ among the multitude 
 Toh. 5. 22. then she made an end of zc. 
 
 Eccl. 22.11. make little zc. for the dead, he is at rest 
 
 Bar. 4.11. but sent them away with w. and ntourning 
 Szu. .35. and she zc. looked up towards heaven 
 2 Mac. 13.12. besought the Lord with zc. and fasting 
 WEIGH. 
 
 2 Esd. 4. 5. then said, ic. me the weight of the fire 
 16. 76 . let not your sinsw. you dow n 
 Eccl. 28.25. zc. thy words in a balance, make a door 
 WEIGHED. 
 
 1 jEvrf. 8. 55. I zc. them the gold and the silver 
 56. and w hen 1 had zc. it, delivered to them silver 
 
 2 E(d. 4. .36. he hath zc. the world in the balance 
 Eccl. 21. 25. but the words are zc, in the balance 
 
 weighe:th. 
 
 Wisd. 9. 15. earthly tabernacle tc. down the mind 
 WEIGHT. 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 64. all thezs. of them was written uj) 
 
 2 E'd. 4. 5. then said he, weigh me the zc. of the fire 
 Eccl. 16 . 25. 1 will shew forth doctrine in zc. 
 
 42. 7 . deliver all things in number and zc. 
 WEIGH ILL 
 
 Eccl. 7.25. and so shal I have performed a zc. matter 
 WELL. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 19. zc. is he that is defen<!ed from it 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 15. to the end they might be zc. ordered 
 
 2 Mac. 11. ,35. therewith we also are zc. pleased 
 12. 43, doing therein very zc. and honestly 
 15. 38. if 1 have done w. and as is fitting the story 
 
 WE Li-A RE. 
 
 TVitd. 6.24. multitude of the wise is zc. of the world 
 2 Mac. 14. 14, calamities of the Jews to be their zc. 
 WELLS. 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .32. for rny zc. run over, and my grace 
 Eccl. 48. 17 . he digged the hard rock, and made zc. 
 WEN'E, 
 
 Wisd. 5.11. no sign where she zc. is to be found 
 Eccl. 49. 9. for he directed them that zc. right 
 WEPT. 
 
 T 03 . 7 . 0. Raguel leaped up, and kissed him, and zc. 
 7- Tobit was bliml, he was sorrowful and zc. 
 
 8. Edna his wite and .Sava his daughter zc. 
 
 11 . 9 . I am content to die, and they zc. both 
 14. and he zc. and said, blessed art tliou, O God 
 Sus. .33. her Iriends and all that saw her zc. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. . 37 . therefore Antiochus was heartily sorry, 
 and moved to pity, and zc. for him that was dead 
 WESl WARD. 
 
 Jud. 2. 19 . to cover all the face of the eartii zc. 
 W'HALE.S. 
 
 Eccl. 43. 25. all kinds of beasts and zc. created 
 Dan. 3. 57 . O ye zc. and all that move in the waters 
 WHEAL. 
 
 Jud. .3. .3. all our fields of zz;. lie before thy face 
 Eccl. 39 . 26. iron and salt, flour of zc. honey, milk 
 WHELP. 
 
 1 Mac. 3.4. was like a lion’s zc. roaring for his prey 
 WHIP. 
 
 Eccl. 28. 17 . the stroke of the zc. maketh marks 
 WHIRLWIND. 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 17 . so doth the northern storm and the zc. 
 48. 9 . who was taken up in a zz). of fire and chariot 
 WHI.SPER. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 18. he will clap his hands and zc. much 
 WHISPERER. 
 
 Eccl. 5. 14. be not called a zc. and lie not in wait 
 21. 28. a zc. defileth his own soul, and is hated 
 28. 13. curse the zc. and double-tongued 
 WHISTLING. 
 
 Wisd. 17 . 18. whether it were a zc. wind or noise 
 Van. 3. 27 . as it had been a moist zc. wind 
 WHITE. 
 
 Bar. 6. 71. are like a zc. thorn in an orchard 
 
 2 Mac. 11.8. appeared before them one in zc. cloth. 
 
 WHITENESS. 
 
 Tab. 2. 10 . a zc. came in mine eyes and I went 
 .3. 17 . to scale away the zc. of l obit’s eyes 
 6 . 8 . to anoint a man that hath zc. in his eyes 
 11 . 8 . he shall rub, and the zze shall tall away 
 
 I. 3. anzi the zc. pilled awav frotn his eyes 
 
 Eccl. 4.3. 18. the eye marveileth at beauty of the zc. 
 WHOLE. 
 
 Tob. 12. .3, he made zc. my wife, brought me money 
 Eccl. .38. 9. pray to the T.. and he will make thee zc. 
 WHORE. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 2.3. she hath played the zc. in adultery 
 WHOREDOM. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 9. the zc. of a woman may be known 
 41. 17 . be ashamed rj' zc. before father or mother 
 WHOREMONGER. 
 
 Eccl. 23. 17 . all bread is sweet to zc. will not leave off 
 WHORING. 
 
 Eccl. 46.11. judges, whose heart went not a zc. 
 WICKED, 
 
 1 Esd. 8. 86. is done to us for our zc, works and sins 
 'Job. 4. 17 . but give nothing to the zc. 
 
 6. 14. I am afraid, for a zc. spirit loveth her 
 E'th. 16. 15. whom this a. wretch hath delivered 
 ]yi.sd. 3. 12. their wives are foolish, and chihlren zc. 
 Eccl. 10. 9. a more zc. thing than a covetous man 
 14. 8. envious man hath a zr. eye, he turns away 
 10. a zc. eye envieth his bread, he is a niggard 
 16. 4. the kindred of zr. shall speedily be desolate 
 
 19. 26. there is a zc. man, that haiigeth his head 
 
 20 . 18 . so the tall of thezzz. shall come speedily 
 
 21. 9. u\ I 25. 16, 25. zc. I .31. 13. zc. I .39. 21, 30. zc. 
 
 _ I 40. 10. zc. 146. 7 . zc. murmuring 
 Bar. 1. 22. the imagination of his own zz’. heart 
 2. 3.3. return from their stiff neck and zc. zleeds 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 10. there came out of them zc. root 
 
 II. went out of Israel zc. men who persuaded 
 .34. they put zc. men. who fortified Inemsclves 
 
 .3. 6. zc. shrunk for fear of him and were troubled 
 9. 23. ZZ'. began to put forth their heails in Israel 
 14. 14. every contemner of the law and rz'. person 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 11 . not as that zz'. .Simon had misinformed 
 4. 49 . they t)f I'yrus moved with hatr. of thatat.deed 
 6. 13, 21. zc. I 7 . 34. zc. | 8. 4, .32. zz'. | 9. 9, 13. zc 1 
 
 30. 10, .34. zc. I 12. 23. zc. \ 13. 7. zc. \ 14. 27, 
 42. ZZ'. I 15. 5 . his zc. will not done 
 WICKEDLY. 
 
 Esth. 16. 7 . ye search what hath been zz'. done of late 
 Led. 15. 20. he hath commanded no man to do zo. 
 
 2 Mac. 4. 17 . for it is not a light thing to do zc. 
 
 697 
 
APOCRYPHA.j 
 
 WIN 
 
 WIT 
 
 WICKEDNESS. 
 
 JVixd. C. Cl. for their own 7V. hath blinded them 
 
 4. 6, 11 . a'. I 5. 7. 13. w. | 10 . 7. a^. I H. 15. te. I 17. 
 
 11. a'. I 19.‘ 13. suffered according to their w. 
 Heel. 3. 28. for the plant of w. hath taken rootin him 
 
 12 . 10 . for like as iron rusteth, so is liis w. 
 
 14. 7. and at the last he. will declare his a). 
 
 19.23. there is a a’, and the same an abomination 
 
 25. 13. and any vi. hut the re. of a woman 
 
 19. all w. is but little to the w. of a woman 
 
 46. 20. to blot out the re. of the people 
 
 Har. 2. 26. for the w. of the house of Israel 
 Hus. 52. art waxen old in ?i>. |1 57. not abide your zo. 
 
 1 Mac. 13. 46. deal not with us according to our ze. 
 
 2 -hac. 3. 1. because of Onias his hatreil of ze. 
 
 8 . 33. he received a reward meet for his ze. 
 
 WIDOW. 
 
 Jttd. 8 . 4. so.Indith was a ze. in her house 
 
 9. ^9. give It into mine hand, who am aze. 
 
 IVisd. 2. 10 . let us not spare the ze. nor reverence 
 HccI.Sd. 14. norjc. when she poureth out complaint 
 JSar. 6 . 38. thej' can shew no mercy to the ze. 
 
 W1 DOW.S. 
 
 Jud. 8 . 5. she put on sackcloth, wore her ze. apparel 
 Heel. 35. 15. do not tears l un down the a>. cheeks ' 
 2 Mae. 3. 10 . was money laid up for the relief of ze. 
 
 8 . 28. given part of spoils to the maimed and ze. 
 
 W IDOWER.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 16. 44. and fhej’ that marry not as the zo. 
 WIDOWHOOD. 
 
 2 Hsd. 15. 49. 1 will send plas'ues, zo. poverty 
 Jud. 10. 3. she put off the garments of her re. 
 WIFE. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 20 . leaveth his father, and cleaveth to ze. 
 
 25. wherefore a man loveth his ze. better than 
 Tob. 1 . 20. any thing left me besides m 3 ' zo. Anna 
 2.11. my ze. Anna did take xvomen’s work 
 
 3. 15, 17 , ze. ! 4. 12. ze. I 6. 15. ze. \ 7. 13. ze. 1 8. 6, 
 
 21 . re. I 9.6. a’. I 10.10. ze. \ 11. .3. w. 
 
 Wisd. 13. 17 . prays tor his goods, ze. and children 
 
 H. ecl. 9 . 1. be not jealous over the ze. of thy bosom 
 
 15. 2. receive him as a ze. married of a virgin 
 
 23. 22. thus shall it go also with the ze. that leaveth 
 
 25. 8. that dwelleth with a ze. of understanding 
 
 20. so is a ze. full of words to a quiet man 
 
 26. 1. blessed is a man that hath a virtuous ze. 
 
 7 . an evil ze. is a yoke shaken to and fro 
 
 13. the grace of a ze. delights her husband 
 
 16. is beauty of a good ze. in ordering her house 
 33. 19. give not tio’ ze. power over thee 
 .36. 24. lie that gets a ze. beginneth a possession 
 
 40. 23. but above both is a ze. with her husband 
 
 41. 21. be ashamed to gaze on another man's ze. 
 
 42. 6. sure keeping is good where an evil u\ is 
 . Mac. 14. 25. he prayed him also to take a ze. 
 
 WILD. 
 
 16. 24. but also most hateful tore, beasts 
 Wisd. 7 . 20. and the furies of ze. beasts 
 Heel. 12. 13. or any such as come nigh ze. beasts 
 
 13. 19. the ze. ass is the lion’s prey in the wilderness 
 
 39 . 30. teeth ot w. beasts and scorpions and sword 
 WILL. 
 
 1 Esd. 9. 9 . do his ze. and separate yourselves 
 Wisd. 9.13. who can think what the'rc. of the L. is ? 
 Heel. 8. 15. for he will do according to his own». 
 
 38. .32. they shall not dwell where they ze. 
 
 39 . 18. none can hinder when here, save 
 
 4.3. 16. at his ze. the south wind bloweth 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 22. te. | 3. 60. ze. | 2 Mac. 11. 23, .30. ze. | 
 
 14. 33. ze. I 15. 5. not to have his ze. done 
 WILFUL. 
 
 Eccl. 30.8. a child left to himself will be ze. 
 WILLED. 
 
 2 Mac. 6. 23. ze. them straightways to send to grave 
 
 WILLING. 
 
 Wisd. 14. 19. for he ze. to please one in authority' 
 Eccl. 6 . .35. be ze. to hear every godi v discour.se 
 2 Mac. 11 . 7 . they went together with a zo. mind 
 WILLINGLY. 
 
 2 Mac. 14.24. would not w. have Judas out of sight 
 
 Wisd. 12.18. thou mayest use power when thou ze. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.16. thou hast powCT, thou dost what thou ze. 
 
 IVisd. 4.4. they shall be shaken with the ze. 
 
 5. 14. is like dust blown aw'ay with (he ze. 
 
 2.3. a mighty re. shall stand up against them 
 
 I. 3.2. but deemed either fire, or ze. or swift air 
 
 17 . 18. whether it were a whistling ze. or noise 
 
 Heel. 5. 9 . winnow not with every rc. and go not 
 
 22. 18. pales will never stand against the ze. 
 
 31.19 he fetched not his ze. short upon his bed 
 Han. 3. 27 . as it had been a moist whistling ze. 
 WINDS. 
 
 Han. 3. 43. O all ye ze. bless ye the Lord, praise him 
 WINDOW. 
 
 Tob. 3. 11. then she praved toward the ze. and said 
 WINDOWS. 
 
 Heel. 14.23. he that prieth in at her ze. shall hearken 
 W' 1 N E. 
 
 Jzzd. 12. 2(1. and drank more zz>. than he had drunk 
 Hsth. 14. U.uoiidrnnk there, of the drink offerings 
 IVisd. 2 . 7 . let us fill ourselves with costly ze. 
 
 Heel. 9. 9. spend not thy money with her at w. 
 
 10. forsake not a friend, anew friend is as new w. 
 19. 2. zo. and women will make men to fall 
 
 31. 25. shew' not thy' valiantness in zo. for a;, hath 
 
 26. soflotl. ic. (he hearts of proud by drunkenness 
 
 27 . ze. is as good as life to man if it be moderately 
 
 28. w. measurably drunk and in season bringeth 
 
 29. _but ze. drunken in excess makes bitterness 
 
 32. 5. a concert of music in a banquet of ze. 
 
 6. so is the melody of music w ith pleasant ze. 
 
 40. 20. zo. and music rejoice the heart 
 
 49.1. and as music at a banquet of ze. 
 
 WING. 
 
 1 Mac. 9.12. as for Bacchides he was in the right ze. 
 
 WING.S. 
 
 2 Esd. 1.30. gathereth her chickens under her zo. 
 
 11.1. an eagle which had twelve feathered ze. 
 
 Wisd. 5.11. air being beaten w'ith the stroke ofherjc. 
 2 Mac. 15. 20. and the horsemen set in zo. 
 
 698 
 
 I . WINK. 
 
 Eccl. 30. 11. give no liberty and zo. not at his follies 
 
 WINNING. 
 
 1 Mac. 8. 3. for the ze. the mines of silver and gold 
 WINNOW. 
 
 Eccl. 5.9. ze. not with every wind and go not into 
 WINiER. 
 
 Ji isd. 16 . 29 . sliall melt away as the ze. hoar-frost 
 Dan. 3. 45. O ye ze. and summer, bless ye the Lord 
 WIPED, 
 
 Eccl. 12.11. thou shall be to him as if thou hadsta). 
 a looking-glass, bis rust not altogether ze. away 
 WISDO.M. 
 
 1 Esd. 4. 59 . from thee cometh ze. and thine is glory 
 60 . blessed art thou w'ho hast given me ze. 
 l.sth. 1.3. .3. Amau that excelled in ze. among ns 
 Wisd. 1.6. for zo. is a loving spirit and will not acqu. 
 .3. 11. whoso despiseth zo. and nurture is miserable 
 
 15. and the root oi zo. shall never fall away 
 
 4. 9. but ze. is the gray hair unto men 
 6. 9. that ye may learn zo. and not fall aw'ay 
 
 12. ze. is glorious and never fadeth aw'ay' 
 
 15. to think therefore on her is perfection M -w. 
 20, 21, 22, 2 . 3 . ze. \ 7 . 7 , 12 , 15, 16, 22, 24, 28, .30. ze. 
 
 I 8. 5, 17 , 21. ze. I 9. 4, 6, 17 , 18. ze. \ 10. 4, 
 8 , 9, 21. a-. I 14.5. a>. I 17 . 7. w. 
 
 Eccl. 1.1. all a), cometh from (he l.ord, is w ith him 
 
 4. ze. hath been created before all things 
 
 5. the word of God most High is the fountain ofzo. 
 
 6. to whom hath the root of a’, been revealed 
 
 14. to fear the Lord is the beginning of zo. 
 
 16. to fear the Lord is fulness of ze. and fills men 
 
 19 . zo. rainelh down skill and knowledge 
 
 24. and the lips of many shall declare his zo. 
 
 25. parables of knowledge are in the treasures of zo. 
 
 26. it thou desire ze. keep the cominanciments 
 4. 11. u>. exalteth her children, and layeth hold 
 
 23. and hide not thy' zo. in her beauty 
 
 24. for by' speech ze. shall be known and learning 
 
 6. 18. so Shalt thou find ze. till thine old age 
 
 22. for zo. is according to her natne, not manifest 
 37 . he shall give thee ze. at thy own desire 
 
 7 . 5. boast not of thy ze. before the king 
 
 14. 20. that doth meditate good things in ze. 
 
 15.10. praise shall be uttered in ze. and L. prosper 
 
 18. for the ze. of the Lord is great, he is'mighty 
 
 18. 28. every man of understanding knows zo. 
 
 19. 18. and zo obtaineth his love 
 
 20. the fear of the I^rd is all ze. and in all ze. is 
 
 the performance of the law and know¬ 
 ledge of him 
 
 22. the knowledge of wickedness is not ze. 
 
 23. and there is a fool wanting in ze. 
 
 24. is better than one that hath much zo. 
 
 20. .30. ze. that is hid and treasure that is hoarded 
 .31. that hides folly, than a man that hideth hisjz>, 
 
 21.12. there is a ze. which multiplieth bitterness 
 
 13. <is is a house destroy'ed, so is ze. to a fool 
 22. 6. stripes and correction of w. never out of time 
 
 24.1. ».shall praise herselfarid shall glory in midst 
 
 25. he filleth all things with his ze. as Phison 
 .34. but laboured for all them that seek ze. 
 
 25. 5. O how' comely is the w. of old men ! 
 
 10. O how great is he that findeth ze. ! 
 
 27 . 11 . the discourse of a godly man is with zo. 
 
 32. 4. and shew not forth zo. out of time 
 
 34. 8, 9. zo. 1. 37 . 20, 2\. ze. 1 .38. 24, 25. ze. ! 39.1,10. 
 w. I 40. 20. ze. I 41. 14. ze. | 4.3. 33. ze .} 44.15. ze. 
 
 I 50. 27, 29. ze. \ 51. 1.3, 17. ze. 
 
 Bar. 3. 9. hear, Israel, give ear to understand zo. 
 
 14. learn where is ze. where is strensfth 
 
 23. the Agai ens that seek ze. on earth none of these 
 
 have known the ways of zo. or her paths 
 WISE. 
 
 Wisd. 4.17- for they shall see the end of the ze. 
 6.24. the multitude of the a;, is the welfare of the 
 w'orld, and a ze. king the upholding of the people 
 Eccl. 1. 6. who hath kbown lier ze. counsels r 
 
 8. there is one ze. and gieatly to be feared 
 
 .3. 29 . an attentive ear is the desire of a ze. man 
 6. .34. and cleave unto him that is ze. 
 
 7 . 19 . forego not a a;, good woman, grace above gold 
 8.8. despise not the discourse of the ze. but acquaint 
 9 .14. guess at thy neighbour and consult with there. 
 
 15. let thy talk be with the ze. and communication 
 10. 1. a ze. judge will instruct his people 
 
 18. 27 . a ze. man will fear in eve'ry thing 
 29. becanie alsorc. themselves, and pouVed forth 
 
 21. 12. he that is not ze. will not be taught 
 
 15. if a skilful man hear a ze. word, will commend 
 
 16. but grace shall be found in the lips of the ze. 
 
 26. hut the mouth of the ze. is in their heart 
 
 26. 26. her husband, she shall be judged ze. of all 
 
 33. 2. a ze. man hateth not the law 
 
 . 37 .19,22. ze. 1 38. 4,24, 31. a-. 1 47.12,14. ze. 
 WLSELY. 
 
 Eccl. 13.22. he spake re. and could have no place 
 WlSEw«w. 
 
 Eccl. 21.17- they inquire at the mouth of the ze. man 
 20. but a ze. man doth scarce smile a little 
 
 24. -Aze.manwWX be grieved with the disgrace 
 37 . 23. a zo. man instructeth his people 
 
 24. a ze. man shall be filled with blessing 
 
 26. are. winw shall inherit glory among his people 
 40. 29 . are. rwaw well-nurtured will beware thereof 
 WLSE.sr. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 9. shall judge that his sentence is the ze. 
 
 4. 42. will give it thee because thou art found u\ 
 
 WISH El H. 
 
 2 Mac. 9. 19 . ze. much jov, health and prosperity 
 
 W1 I CHCRAFTS. 
 
 IF/f<f.l2.4. thou hatedst for doing odious works of sc. 
 
 WiniDUAW. 
 
 Eccl. 13.9. if be invited of a mighty man, ze. thyself 
 W1 fllDREW. 
 
 Tob. 1,19. to be put to death, I ze, my'self for fear 
 WI niERED. 
 
 Wisd. 2. 8, crown with rose-buds before they be ze. 
 WITHHELD. 
 
 Eccl. 46.7. and ze. the people from sin and appeJised 
 
 WITHSTAND. 
 
 Wisd. 11.21. W'ho may ze. the. power of thy' arm ? 
 
 WOR 
 
 Wisd. 12. 12. who shall say, what hast thou done ’ or 
 who shall zo. thy judgment,or shall accuse thee 
 Bar. 6. 56. they cannot zo. any king or enemies 
 
 1 Mac. 5. 40. w e shall not be able to te. him 
 
 WITH.SJOOD. 
 
 Wt.sd. 10 .16. ic. dreadful kings in wonders and signs 
 hccL 4o. 7- in that they w. the congrejration 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 5. he could not be to. by the heathen 
 
 WllNES.S. 
 
 ■litd.7. 23. we fake to ze. against you heaven and earth 
 Wisd. 1.6. tor God is ze. of his reins, and a beholder 
 iiu.s. 21.ifthou uiltnot, wewill bear ». against thee 
 
 4.3. knowest they have borne false zo. against me 
 49 . tor they bavelMirne false zo. against her 
 
 61 . for Daniel had convicted them ot false ze. 
 
 1 Mac.2. 55. Caleb for bearing ar. before con ere gat 
 WHS. 
 
 Eccl. .31. 20. he risetl|ear|y,^and his to. are with him 
 
 Jud. 11. 23. thou art beautiful and ze. in thy words 
 Wtsd. 8.19. for I was a ze. child, and had good spirit 
 WIVES. 
 
 1 E.sd. 5. 1. to go up with their ze. sons and daughters 
 
 9 . 12. let all them that have strange ze. come at time 
 
 17 . cause that held strange te. was brought to end 
 Tab. 4. 12. they all married ze.oi their kindled 
 Jud. 4. 12. he would not give their ze. lor a spoil 
 
 7 . 27 . nor our zo. nf>r our children to die 
 Est/i. 13. 6. shall with ze. and children be destroyed 
 If isd. .3. 12. their ze. are foolish and children wicled 
 W DE. 
 
 Eccl. 2.12. tc. be to fearful hearts, and faint hands 
 
 41. 8. ze. be to you ungodly who have forsaken law 
 1 Mac. 2. 7 . uj. is me, wherefore was 1 born to see 
 
 WOLF. 
 
 Eccl. 1,3. 17 . what fellowship hath the te. with lamb > 
 WO.MAN. 
 
 1 Esd. 4.18. do they not love a ze. who is comely ? 
 
 9 . 40. to the whole multitude from man to ze. 
 
 Tab. 4. 12. take not a strange zo. to wife who is not 
 Lccl.7.^9. forego not wise goo<l zo. grace alx)ve gold 
 
 26. but give not thyself over to a light zo. 
 
 9 . 2. give not thy soul to a ze. to set her foot on 
 
 4. use not the comjiany' of a ze. that is a singer 
 
 8. turn thy eye from beautiful ze. for many have 
 
 been deceived by the beauty of a w 
 
 10. 18. nor anger for them that are born of a ze. 
 
 19. 11. a tool travails as a ze. in labour ofa child 
 
 25. 13. any wickedness but the wickedness ofa ze 
 
 26. 2, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 . ze. 1.36* 
 
 c sc V" "j''® ^"■'ngs shame 
 
 ZMS. 46. 1 am clear from the blood of this ze 
 
 WOMANISH. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 21 , stirring up ne^». thoughts, she said 
 
 Tob. 4. 4. she saw dangers when thou wast in her ze 
 Eccl. 1.14. it was created with the faithful in then-. 
 
 40. L from the day they go outof their mother’s a-! 
 
 49 . 7 . was a prophet, sanctified in his mother's zc. 
 5(1. 22. who exalteth our days from the zo. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 22.1 cannot tell how you came into my a'. 
 
 27 . that bare thee nine months in my ze. 
 
 WOMEN. 
 
 Tob. 2. 11. my w ife Anna did take ze. works to do 
 Eccl. 19 . 2. wine and ze. will make men fall away 
 
 28. 15. backbiting tongue hath cast out virtuous tc 
 
 42. 12. and sit not in the midst of zo. 
 
 1.3. and from ze. cometh wickedness 
 
 47 . 19 . thou didst bow' down thy loins to ze. 
 
 WON. 
 
 1 Mac. 1. 2. he zo. many strong holds and slew kin^s 
 
 WONDERFUL. 
 
 Tob. 12. 22. confessed the great and ze. works of God 
 Jud. 11.8. reported thou art w. in feats of war 
 
 16 . 13. l.ord is ze. in strength and invincible 
 Ksth. 15. 14. for ze. art thou. Lord, and full of grace 
 Wisd. 19. 5. that thy people might pass a ze. way 
 Ecc/. 11. 4. for the works of the I>ird are ze. 
 
 31. 9. a’, things hath he done among his people 
 .36. 8. and let them declare thy zo. works 
 39 . 20. and there is nothing ze. before him 
 
 2 Mac. 15. 13. was of a ze. anfl excellent majesty 
 
 WO.NDER FULLY. 
 
 .Tud. 14. 19. and their minds w'ere ze. troubled 
 Eccl. 43.8. the moon increasing ze. in her changing 
 WONDERS. 
 
 Tl isd. 8. 8. she foreseeth signs and ze. and events 
 
 10. 16. she withstood dreadful kings in o', and signs 
 19 . 8. seeing thy marvellous strange ze. 
 
 Eccl.Ab. .3. by his words he caused the rc. to cease 
 19. he did ze. ujxin them to consume them 
 
 48. 14. he did ze. in his life and af his death 
 
 2 Mac. 15.21. called on the l.ord that worketh ze. 
 WONDERED. 
 
 Jud. 10. 19 . they ze. at her beauty and admired 
 , WONDROU.s. 
 
 Eccl. 18. 6. as for the a’, works of the Lord, there 
 may nothing be taken from them, nor put to them 
 .36. 6. that they may set forth thy ze. deeds 
 
 4.3. 25. for therein be strange and ze. w'orks 
 48. 4. O Elias, thou w'ast honoured in thv ze. works 
 
 50. 22. bless ye God, who only doth ze. things 
 
 WONT. 
 
 Eccl. 37 . 14. a man's mind is ze. to tell him more 
 WOOD. 
 
 1 Fed. 6. 25. one row of new te. of that countiy 
 Wisd. 10. 4. in a piece of ze. of small value 
 
 13. 13. being a crooked piece of ze. full of knots 
 
 14. 1. cal let h iqxm a piece of ze. more rotten 
 
 5. menconimit their lives to a small piece ofa. 
 
 7 . blessed is the a . whereby righteousness cometh 
 
 Eccl. 8. 3. and heap not a', upon his fire 
 Bar. 6. 3f). set meat before the gods of gold and zzr. 
 , 39 . their gods ot ze. which are overlaid with gold 
 50. for seeing they be but of ze. and overlaid 
 
 1 Mac. 6. 37 . there were strong tow ers of te. 
 
 9 . 45. and that side, the marish likewise and zo. 
 
 2 Mac. 1.21. command, the priests to sprinkle the w, 
 
 WORD. 
 
 Jzid. 5. 5. let my lord now hear asp. from mouth 
 Wisd. 1. 11. no a', so secret shall go for nought 
 16. 26. tliy a', preserveth them that trust in thee. 
 
WOR 
 
 WRA 
 
 YIE 
 
 Apocrypha. 
 
 WisdAB.lS. tby almighty w. leaped down from hea. 
 Jiccl. 1. 5. the w. of God is the fountain of wis(iom 
 
 2.15. they that fearthe Lord will notdisohey liiszy. 
 
 5. ](). be stedfast, and let thy 7 v. be the same 
 
 36. 28. and they shall never disobey his w. 
 
 38. 16. so is are. better than a frift, 17. 
 
 39. 10, 11, 12. re. | 21. 15. re. 1 2.1. 12. 11. re. I 29. 1. 
 
 re. I 39.11. re. 1 41. 16. re. | 43. 26. re. 1 -18. 13. 
 
 no re. could overcome him 
 
 Bar.Q,. I. therefore the Lord hath made iiood his re. 
 
 5. 5. gathered from west to east by re. of Holy One 
 3 Mac.i. .05. .Tesus for fulfilling the re. made ajndge 
 2 Mac. 10.13. accused and called traitor at every re. 
 
 WORl).S. 
 
 F.sth. 15. 8. the king comforted her with loving re. 
 16. 4. lifted up with glorious re. of lewcl persons 
 Wind. 1. 6. will not acquit a blas|)hemer of his re. 
 
 9. the sound of his re. shall come to the J.orit 
 
 2. 17. let us see if his re. be true, and let us prove 
 
 6. 25. receive therefore instructions through my re. 
 Heel. 1. 24. he will hide his re. for a time 
 
 31. 11. not equal in talk, believe not his many re. 
 
 12. butcruelly he will kiy up thy re. 
 
 20. 8. he that useth many re. shall be abhorred 
 
 13. a wise man by his re. makes himself beloved 
 
 21. 17 - they shall ponder his re. in their heart 
 25. the re. of such as have understanding 
 
 21.15. the man accustomed to opprobrious re. 
 
 25. 20. so a wife full of re. to a quiet man 
 
 .32.4, 9. re. | .37 . 20. re. 1 .39. 17. re. | 42. 15. re. | 45. 
 
 1. re. I 51. 5. re. delivered from lying re. 
 
 2 Mac. 7. 30. while she was yet speaking these re. 
 
 WORK. 
 
 3 Esd. 9. 11. this is not a re. of a day or tw'o 
 J-Vtsd. 8. 6. and if prudence re. who of all that are 
 11.10. good for nothing, the re. ofan ancient hand 
 
 12. after spending the refuse of his re. to dress meat 
 
 14. 20. multitude allured by the grace of his re. 
 Heel. 7. 15. hate not laborious re. nor husbandry 
 
 9. 17. for the artificer, the re. shall be commended 
 31.20. be conversant therein and wax old in thy re. 
 
 14. 19. every re. rotfeth and consunieth away 
 
 15. 19. and he knoweth every re. of man 
 16.14. make way for every re. of mercy 
 27 . 10. so sin for them that re. iniquity 
 
 32. 21. in every gooti w. trust thine own soul 
 
 33. 24. bread, correction, and re. for a servant 
 28. set him to re. as is fit for him, put fetters 
 
 . 37 . 11. nor w’ith an hireling of finishing re. 
 
 38. 27 , 28, 29, 31, 34. re. | 42. 16. re. | 43. 2. re. I 45. 
 
 10, 11, 12. re. I 51. 30. re. 
 Bar. 6. 51. that there is no re. of God in them 
 1 Mac. 2. 47 . and the re. prospered in their hand 
 WORKS. 
 
 1 Esd. 6. 10. these re. are done with great speed 
 
 8. 86. is done to us for our wicked re. "and great sins 
 T 06 . 1. 2. O T.ord, thou art just in all thy re. 
 
 11. let all thy re. praise thee for ever 
 
 12. 6. honourably to shew fortli the re. of God 
 JVisd. 1. 12. destruction, with the re. of your liands 
 
 2. 4. no rnan shall have our zc. in remembrance 
 
 3. 11. their hope vain, and their re. unprofitable 
 6.1. shall try your re. and search out your counsels 
 8.18. and in re. of her hands are infinite riches 
 
 9. 9, 12. re. 111. 1 . re. I 12. 4, 19. re. | 13. 1 , 7 , 10. 
 
 re. 1 14. 5. the re. of wisdom should be idle 
 Eccl. 5. .3. say not, who shall control me foi'my re.? 
 li. 4. w. wonderful, his re. among men are hidden 
 21. marvel not at the re. of sinners but trust in Ld. 
 
 16. 15. that his powerful re. might be known 
 
 21. for the most part of his re. are hid 
 
 22. who can declare the re. of his justice ? 
 
 27 . he garnished his re. for ever, they neither la¬ 
 bour, nor are weary, nor cease from their re. 
 
 17 . 9 . that they might declare his re. with underst. 
 
 19 . all thy re. areas the sun before him 
 
 .31. 22. in all thy re. be quick, so no sickness come 
 .31.22.in all thy re. keep to thyself the pre-eminence 
 
 15. 19 . to re. of men according to their devices 
 
 38. 6. he might be honoured in his marvellous re. 
 
 8. of his re. there is no end, from him is peace 
 
 39. 16, 19 . re. | 42. 15, 21, 22. re. 1 41. 4, 28. .32. re. 
 
 I 47 . 8. in his re. he praised the Holy One 
 Bar. 3.18.-whose re. are unsearchable, are vanished 
 6. 51. they are no gods, but the re. of men's hands 
 JJan. 3. .35. O all ye w. of the 1,. bless ye the Lord 
 iMac.A. 51. finished all the re. they began to make 
 
 9. 51. he pulled dowm the re. of the prophets 
 
 10. 44. for the repairing the re. of the sanctuary 
 14. 42. their captain, to set them over their re. 
 
 2 Mac. .3. 36. he testified the re. of the great God 
 
 WORKRR. 
 
 Est/i. 16. 18. for he that was the re. of these things 
 Eccl. 14. 19. and the re. thereof shall go withal 
 £ Mac. 4. 1. as if he hail been the re. of these evils 
 WORK Elis. 
 
 If isd. 15. 9. endeavoureth to do like the re. in brass 
 
 1 Mac. 3. 6. all the a’, of iniquity were troubled 
 
 . WOTIKETH. 
 
 Irl.rd. 8.5.what is richer than wisdom that re. things? 
 .Eccl. 7 . 20. whereas thy servant a>. truly 
 27 . 22. he that winketh his eves, re. evil 
 27 . he that re. mischief, it shall fall on him 
 
 2 Mac. 15.21. called on the T.ord that re. wonders 
 
 ^ , . WOliKI-NG. 
 
 Estli. 13. 5. this people re. all the mischief they can 
 
 .woi^kman. 
 
 iVrsd. 8. 6. who is a more cunning re. than she? 
 
 14. 2. and the re. built it by his skill 
 Eccl. 45. 11. the work ot the cunning re. stones 
 Bar. 6. 8. as for their tongue, it is polished by the re, 
 45. can be nothing else than re. will have them be 
 W()R KMAN-SIIIP. 
 
 Tlisd. 7* 16. all wisdom also nnH knowledge of w 
 ^ , WORK-MA.SI'ER. 
 
 X/Ccr. .38. 27 . every re. that laboureth night and day 
 WORLD. ° 
 
 2 Esd. 2. .34. he is nigh that shall come in end of re 
 
 3. 9 . broughtest flood on tho.se that dwelt in there. 
 
 4. 24. we pass away out of the re. as grasshoppers 
 2/. tor this re. is full of unrighteousness 
 
 5.24. of all lands of the re. hast chosen one pit. 
 
 2 E.<td. 14. 11. for there, isdivided into twelve parts 
 IVtsd. 1. 14. the generations of the re. were healthful 
 
 2.24. through envy of devil came death into the re. 
 
 6. 24. the multitude of wise is the. welfare of the re. 
 7- 17 . namely, to know how the re. was made 
 
 10. 1. pl eserved the first-formed father of the re. 
 
 8. he left behind them to the re. a memorial 
 
 11. 22. the u\ before thee is as a little grain 
 11. 2. to be the go<i,s which govern the re. 
 
 9 . to know so much that they could aim at the re. 
 14. 14. for by vain-glory' they entered into the re. 
 
 21. this was an occasion to deceive the re. 
 
 18.24. for in the long garment was the whole re. 
 Eccl. 18.1. who goveineth the re. with the palm 
 
 24. 9 . he created nie from beginning before the re. 
 .38. 14. but tl'.ey will maintain the state of the re. 
 42. 18. and he beholdeth the signs of the re. 
 
 Bar. 6.62. when God commands clouds to go over re. 
 Dan. 1. 9 . and to the most wicked in all the re. 
 
 14. be kept underthis day in all re. for our sins 
 
 22. thou iirt T.ord, glorious over the whole n’. 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 22. the temple renowned all the re. over 
 3. 12. the temple honoured ovei all the re. 
 
 7 . 21. doubtless the Creator of the re. who formed 
 9. 17 . and go through all the re. that was inhabited 
 
 WORMS. 
 
 Eccl. 10.11. shall inherit creep, things, beasts and re. 
 19 . 1. moths and re. shall have him to heritage 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 62. for hisglciry shall be dung and re. 
 
 2 Mac. 9 .9.re. rose out of the bodt’of this wicked man 
 
 WORN. 
 
 Eccl. 11.5. one never thought of, hath re. the crowm 
 WORSE. 
 
 Wr'sd. 15. 18. being compared, some re. than others 
 Eccl. 19. 7- thou shalt fare, never the re. 
 
 22. 11. the life of the fool is re. than death 
 39. 14. a man cannot say, this is re. than that 
 2 Mac. 7 . . 39 . the king handled him re. than the rest 
 
 13. 9. to do far re. to .lews than had been done 
 
 WORSHIP. 
 
 TeA. 5. 11. as we went together to .Terusalem tore. 
 Jrid. 3.8. that all nations should re. jN abuchodonosor 
 
 8. 18. nor people which re. gods made with hands 
 E-f/lt. 1.3^ 14. nor will 1 re. any but thee, O God 
 Tl'isd. 15. 6. they that re. them, are lovers of evil 
 Eccl. 49 . 3. he established there, of God 
 
 5(1. 17 . the people fell on their faces to re. their Lord 
 21. they bowed down to re. the second time 
 Bar. 6. 6. but say ye, O T.ord, we must re. thee 
 39 . if they that re. them shall be confounded 
 Dan. 3.10. become a reproach to them that re. thee 
 68. O all ye that re. the Loid, praise him 
 Bel 4. the king said, why dost not thou re. Bel ? 
 
 5. Daniel said, because 1 may not re. idols made 
 
 25. Daniel said, I will re. the Lord my God 
 27 . Daniel said, lo, these are the gods you re. 
 
 WORSHIPPED, 
 
 Jvd. 5. 8. and re. the God of heaven whom theyknew 
 J'ltsd. 11. 15. they re. serpents void of reason 
 
 14. 16. images were re. by’ the command of kings 
 
 15. 18. they re. those beasts tha.t are most hateful 
 Bel. 4. the king re. it, but Daniel re. his own God 
 
 , WORSHIPPETTT. 
 
 TVisd. 15, 17 . he is better than the. things he re. 
 WORSHIPPING. 
 
 TVrsd. 14. 27 . for the re. of idols not to be named 
 WORTH. 
 
 Wt.sd. 2. 11. feeble is found to be nothing re. 
 
 Eccl. 26. 14. nothing so much re. as a mind instructed 
 Bar. 6. 17 . a vessel is nothing re. when it is broken 
 
 26. they declare to m.en that they be nothing re. 
 
 WORTHY. 
 
 TVrsd. 1. 16. they are re. to take part with it 
 
 .3. 5. Gofl proved them, found them re. for himself 
 
 6. 16. she goeth, seeking such as are re. of her 
 
 9. 12. re. | 12 . 7 . re. | 15. 6 . re. | 16. 9. re. | 17 . 8 . re. 
 
 I 18. 4. were re. to be deprived of light 
 Eccl. 8. 5. remember we are all re. of punishment 
 
 11. 31. in things re. praise, will lay blame on thee 
 38. 17 . weep bitterly and use lamentation as he is re. 
 
 1 Mac. 16. 21. his wars and re. deeds which he did 
 
 2 Mac. 4. Q5. bringing nothing re. the high priestli. 
 
 7 . 20. the mother was re. of honourable memory 
 
 15. 11. he told them a dream re. to be believed 
 21. he giveth victory to such as are re. 
 
 WO RTHILY. 
 
 Eccl. 16. 20. no heart can think on these things re. 
 WOVEN. 
 
 Jnd. 10. 21. Holofernes’ bed re. w’ith purple and gold 
 WOULD. 
 
 Ti isd. 7 . 15. God hath granted me to speak as I re 
 WOULD r..ST. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 . 2. what re. thou ask or learn of us ? 
 MTIUND. 
 
 Eccl. 22. 22. except for pride, or a treacherous re. 
 
 27 . 21. as for a re. it may be bound up 
 2 Mac. 15. 16. with which thou shalt re. adversaries 
 WOUNDED. 
 
 .Trid.lCr. 12. and re. them as fugitives’ children 
 Eccl. 25. 2.3. a wicked woman maketh a re. heart 
 2 Mac. 3. 16. it would have re. his heart 
 
 12. 22. and re. with the points of tlieir own swords 
 
 WOUN D.S. 
 
 Eccl. 27 25. a deceitful stroke shall make re. 
 
 .30. 7. maketh too much of his son shall bind his re. 
 31. .30. it diminisheth strength, and maketh re. 
 .WRAPPED. 
 
 Eccl. 21. 9 . the wicked is like two re. together 
 2 Mac. 5. 18. had thev not been re. in many sins 
 WRATH. 
 
 'Voh. 1. 18. Sennacherib in his re. killer! many 
 .Tnd. 2. 7 . I will go forth in my re. against them 
 TVisd. 5. 22. and hailstones full of re. shall be cast 
 
 10. 10. the righteous Hed from his brothei-’s re. 
 
 11.9. re. I 18. 21, 21, 25. re. | 191. re. on them 
 
 Eccl. 7 . 16. remember that re. will not tarry long 
 
 16. 11. for mercy and re. are with him 
 
 18. 24. think on the re. that shall be at the end 
 25. 15. there is no re. above the re. of an enemy’ 
 
 27 . .30. malice and re. even these are abomination 
 
 28. 10. and as a man's strength is, so is his re. 
 
 30.24. envy and re. shorten the life, and carefulness ' 
 
 Eccl. .39. 21. so shall the heathen inherit his re. 
 
 28. appease the re. of him that made them 
 
 40. 5. re. and envy, trouble and unquietness 
 
 44. 17 . Noah was found righteous in time of re. 
 
 45. 18. the congregation of Core with fury and ar 
 47 . 20. thou broughtest re. on thy children 
 
 Bar. 1.13. and his re. is not turned from us 
 2. 1.3. let thy a.’, turn from us, we are but few 
 
 20. for tliou hast sent out thy re. upon us 
 
 4. 9. when she saw the re. of God coming upon you 
 
 1 Mac. .3. 8. and turning away re. from Israel 
 
 2 Mac. 8. 5. the re. of the T.ord was turned to mercy 
 
 'VVRA niFUL. 
 
 Eccl. 45. 19 . in his re. indignation were consumed 
 WR K.'i rLED. 
 
 Eccl. 51. 19 . my soul hath re. with her, I was exact 
 WR ETCH. 
 
 2 Mac. 4.11. profaneness of .lason that ungodly re. 
 15. 3. then the most ungracious re. demandecl 
 WR El CUES. 
 
 2 Mac. 12. 23. was earnest in killing those wicked re. 
 \VR1TE. 
 
 Toh. 7 .14. and did re. in an instrument of covenants 
 Bar. 2. 28. thou didst command him to re. thy law 
 WRITHE. 
 
 EccI.QT. 23. but at the last he will re. his mouth 
 WRITING. 
 
 1 Esd. 2. 2. through all his kingtlom, and also by re. 
 6. 12. rve might give knowledge to thee by re. we 
 
 required the names in re. of the principal men 
 Estli. 13. 6. that are signified in re. to you by Aman 
 Eccl. 42. 7. and put all in re. that thou givestout 
 45. 11. with are. engraved for a memorial 
 
 2 Alac. 2. 4. it was also contained in the same re. 
 
 WRTITNG.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 3. 11. took their re. and delivered them to him 
 15. and the re. were read before them 
 
 2 Mac. 2. 13. the same things were reported in the re. 
 
 ^yR^^^■EN. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. .31. these things are re. in the book of stories 
 2. 22. thou shalt find in the chronicles what is re. 
 
 ii. 64. the weight ot them was re. that same hour 
 Eccl. 50. 27 . .lesus the son of Sirach re. in this book 
 1 AJac. 9 . 22. his acts and greatness, they are not re. 
 
 14. 21. we have re. a copy thereof to .Simon 
 
 15. 15. letters wherein were re. these things 
 
 ^ . WRONG. 
 
 Eccl. 4. 19 . hut if he go re. she will forsake him 
 
 10. 6. bear not hatred to thy neighbour for e\ erv re. 
 
 11. 3. the rich man hath done re. yet threateneth 
 
 21. 4. to terrify aiul tio a>. will w’aste riches 
 
 1 Afac. 7 . 14. for, said they, he will do us no ri. 
 
 2 ATac. 1. 28. punish them that Avith pride do us re. 
 
 I. 12. was impossible such re. should be done them 
 
 10. 12. tor the re. that had been done to them 
 
 WRONGFULLY. 
 
 1 Afac. 2. . 37 . testify that you put ns to death re. 
 
 15. 1.3. which our enemies had re. in possession 
 
 2 Alac. 8. 16. the heathen who came re. against them 
 
 WROTE. 
 
 1 E.rd. 4. 47 . and re. letters for him to the treasnrer.s 
 49 . he re. for all the .lews that went to .lewrv 
 6 . 17 . Cyrus the king re. to build up this house 
 Jo^. 1.3. 1 . then Tobit re. a prayer of rejoicing 
 Jvd. 4. 6. .Toacim re. to them that dwelt in Bethulia 
 1 MaCj 10. 65. and re. him among his chief friends 
 
 13.15. to him king Demetrius re. after this manner 
 14. 18. they re. to him in tables of brass to renew 
 WROTH. 
 
 BelQ. so the king was re. and called for his priests 
 WROUGHT, 
 
 Te5.4.14. the wages of any man that hath re. for thee 
 Jvd. 9. 5. for thou hast w. not only those things 
 E.fth. 10 . 9. God hath re. signs and great wonders 
 If rsd. 3. 14. who with his hands re. no iniquity 
 
 13. 11. a carpenter that hath re. it handsomely 
 Eccl. 44. 2. the I.ord hath re. great glory by them 
 Bar. .3. 18. tor they re. in silver and were careful 
 1 Alac. 9 . 23. there rose up all such as re. iniquity 
 
 Y. 
 
 YEAR. 
 
 1 E.rd. 5. , 57 . in second y. after they come to .Tewry 
 Eccl. .31. 7 . light of every day of the y. is of the sua 
 
 17 . 11. nor with a hireling for a of finishing 
 .%. 8. as the flower of roses in the spring of the y. 
 Svs. 5 . the same y. were appointed two ancients 
 
 1 Alac. 3. 28. and gave his soldiers pay for a y. 
 
 37 . the king departed from Antioch the 147th y. 
 
 6. 49 . no victuals, if being a y. of rest to the land 
 
 8. 16. their government to one man every y. 
 
 9. 54. in the 151d y. in the second rponth 
 
 10. 40. 1 give every y. 15.000 shekels of silver 
 42. silver they took out of the accounts y. by y. 
 
 II. 19 . Demetrius reigned in the 167lh y. 
 
 11. 42. in the first y. of Simon the high priest 
 
 51. entered into it in 171st .v. with tlianksgiving 
 
 52. that that day be kept every y. with gladness 
 
 14. 27 . being the third y. of Simon the high priest 
 
 2 AJac. 10.8. that every y. those days should be kept 
 
 Years. 
 
 1 E.fd. 6. 14. this house, it w as builded many y. ago 
 Tf i.(d. 4. 8. nor that is measured by number of v. 
 
 16. the many y. and old age of the unrighteous 
 Eccl. 26.2. he shall fulfil the.v. of his life in peace 
 
 1 Alac. I. 7 . Alexander reigned twelve y. and died 
 9 . so did their sons after them many y. 
 
 2 Alac. 1. 20. after many y. when it pleased God 
 4. 40. a man tar gone in y. and no less in foll^’ 
 
 6. 21. as became the excellency of his ancient y. 
 
 7 . 27 . gave thee suck three y. and nourished thee 
 
 YEA R LY. 
 
 1 ATac. 7 . 49 . they ordained to keep v. this day 
 11. 34. the payments the king received of them y. 
 YESTERDAY. 
 
 Eccl. .38. 22. y. for me, and to day for thee 
 .Y1EI.D. 
 
 .Tvd. 2. 10. if they will y. themselves to thee 
 
 1 A/ac. 10. .32. I y. up my authority over it 
 
 2 AJac. 8.8. wrote toy. more aid to the king’s affairs 
 
 e99 
 
Apocryth A.] YOU 
 
 2 Mac. 0. C". M ill favourably and graciously p. to 
 
 your desires 
 
 YOKE. 
 
 Jicr/. C8. C(V for they, tliereof is y. of iron and bands 
 ‘■iS. 2(i. a y. and a collar do bow the neck 
 51. ‘Jii. put your neck under they, let your soul 
 1 Mar. 8. 18. that they would take they, from them 
 l.'l. 41. the y. of the heathen was taken away 
 YOUNG. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 53. who slew theiry. men with the sword 
 .3. 4. the three y. men that were of the guard 
 
 4. 58. now when tliis y. man was gone forth 
 8. 50. I voM ed a fast to the y. men before our T/ird 
 
 2 Esd. 1. C8. have prayed you as a nurse her y. babes 
 'Toh, 1.4.when 1 was in my own country beiiiir buty. 
 6.2. when they, man wentdow'u to wasli himself 
 
 .3. the y. man laid hold of the fish and drew it 
 
 5. the y. man did as the angel commanded him 
 Jiid. 2.27. smote all theiry. men with edgeofsword 
 lUsd. 9.5. and tooy. for understaixling of judgment 
 J-'.ccl. 30. 12. bow down his neck wldle he is y. 
 
 .32. 7- speak, y. man, ifthei e be need of thee 
 42. 9. the care of her taketh away sleep, when y. 
 47 . 4. slew he not a giant when he was yet buty..*’ 
 .50. 12. he, himself stood as a y. cedar in I.ibanus 
 51. 1.3. when I wasy. or ever I went abroad 
 Har, .3.20. y. men have seen light and dwelt on earth 
 tHiis. 21. will witness that ay! man was with thee 
 . 37 . a y. man who was there hid, came unto her 
 40. we asked wdiothey. man was, would not tell 
 45. the Lord raiseil up the holy spiritotay. youth 
 1 Mac. 2. 9 . hery. Uicn with the sword of the enemy 
 6 . 17 . whom he had brought up being y. to reign 
 
 YOU 
 
 1 Mac. 11. 39. brought up Andochus y. son of 
 
 Ale.xander 
 
 40. to deliver him this y. Antiochus to reien 
 54. M’ith him they, chihl Autiocluis who reigned 
 . 57 . at that time y. Antiochus wrote to .lonathan 
 1.3. .31. Try phon dealt deceitfully withy. Antiochus 
 14.9. y. men put on glorious and warlike apparel 
 
 2 Mac. .3. .33. the same y. men, in the same clothing 
 4.12. brought ttie chief y. men under his subjection 
 .5. 1.3. thus there was killing ofy. and old 
 
 6. 24. manyy. persons might think that Eleazar 
 28. leave a notable example to such as tie y. 
 
 31. not only tc y. men but to all his nation 
 
 7 . 12. the king marvelled at the y. man’s courage 
 25. when the y. man would in no case hearken 
 .30. the y. man said, whom wait ye for.'* 
 
 12. 27 . strongy. men kept the walls and defendefl 
 13. 15. with the most valiant and choice y. men 
 YOUNGER. 
 
 2 Mac. 5. 24. to sell the M'omen and the y. sort 
 YOUNGEST. 
 
 2 Mac. 7 .24. whilst the y. M’as yet alive did exhort 
 YOUTH. 
 
 Jiid. 6. 16. all theiry. ran together and M’omen 
 Eci l. 6.18. my son, gather insiruction from thy y. up 
 .30. 11. give him no lilierty in tiis y. and wink not 
 51. 15. from my y. up sought I after her 
 ^Sus. 45. the Lord raised the holy spirit of a 
 
 young y. 
 
 1 Mac. 1.6. had been brought tip with him from hisy. 
 2. 66. Judastiath been mighty and strongfrorn hisy. 
 16. 2. from our y. fought against the enemies of 
 
 Israel 
 
 ZOR 
 
 Z. 
 
 ZABDEUS. 
 
 li:j</.9.21.sonsof Emmer, Ananias, Z, and Eanes 
 ZACIIARIAS. 
 
 1 Esd. 1. 8. Ilelkias, Z. and Seclus the governors 
 15. the holy singers, Asaph, Z. an<l leduthun 
 
 8. ^eheinias, and Z. lieesaias, Kiienius 
 
 7 . . 3 . wlien Aggeus and Z. the prciphets prophesied 
 
 8. . 37 . Z. the son of Bebai, with liim 28 men 
 
 1 AJac. 5. 18. so he left Joseph the son of Z 56 
 ZAMBRl. 
 
 1 Mac. 2. 26. like as Phiiieliasdid to Z. son of Salom 
 ZEDECIIIA.S. 
 
 1 Esd. 1.46. and made Z. king of Judea and Jerusa 
 ZEA L. 
 
 Ere/. 48. 2. by his s. he diminished tlieir numbe." 
 
 1 A/ac. 2.24. wiis iuHamed witti z. and reins trembled 
 ZEALOUS. 
 
 1 Afac. 2. 27 . M'liosuever is z. of the law of God 
 54. Phinehas our father, being z. and fervent 
 58. Elias for being z. and fervent for the law 
 ZEALOUSLY. 
 
 1 il/ac. 2. 26. thus ilealt he z. for the law of God 
 ZO ROB A BEL. 
 
 1 5.8. who came with Z. with.Tesus, Nehemias 
 
 56. began Z. the sou of Salathiel and .lesus 
 70 . then Z. and Jesus, and the chief of the families 
 6 . 2. then stood up Z, the son of .Salathiel and .lesus 
 18. delivered to Z. and .Sanabassarus the ruler 
 27 . but suffer Z. servant of the Lord and governor 
 29. to Z. the governor, for bullocks rams and lambs 
 
A 
 
 COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE: 
 
 WHEREIN 
 
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 TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, 
 
 A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY AND EXCELLENCY OF THE SCRIPTURES ; 
 
 BY ALEXANDER CRUDEN, A. M. 
 
 AUTHOR OF THE CONCORDANCE TO THE BIBLE. 
 
 JOHN V. 39. SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES. 
 
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 OF THE HOLY' SCRIPTURES. 
 
 THE word Scripture signifies Writing, and 
 generally stands tor the sacred hooks of tlie Old 
 and Kew lestament, written by holy men, as 
 tliev were inspired, instructed, and enabled by the 
 Holy (ihost. 'I'hey are called The Scriptures, by¬ 
 way of eminency and distinction, because they far 
 excel all other writings, 2 Tim. iii. 16. “ All 
 Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is 
 profitable for doctrine,” to declare and confirm 
 the truth; “ for reproof,” to convince of sin and 
 confute errors; “ for correction,” to reform the 
 life ; “ and for instruction in righteousness;” that 
 is, to teach ns to make a further progress in the 
 way to holiness and happiness in heaven; or to 
 instruct in the true righteousness of Jesus Christ, 
 in which we may appear with comfort before God. 
 
 1 he Scriptures are often called. The Bible, that 
 is. The Book, by way of eminency, as being the 
 best book in the world, and far excelling all other 
 books. For the Scriptures are a revelation from 
 God, and contain his whole will necessary to be 
 known for our salvation : and they will be held in 
 the luighest esteem, and be read and stiulied by all 
 file true members of the church of God, whose 
 faith, hope, and comfort, are taken from these 
 divine Oracles. No book but this brings such glory 
 to Clod, or hath such an eflhcacy in converting the 
 soul. Psalm xix. 7- 
 
 I he holy Scripture, is divided into two books, 
 which are commonly called, 'the Old and New 
 'J esfament, or The Old and New Covenant. 'I he 
 Old 'lestament was the old dispensation of tlie 
 covenant of grace by types and sacrifices, which 
 represented the coming of the Messiah, who was 
 the promised seed of the woman, and afterwards 
 foretold to be of the family of Abraham, and of 
 the tribe of Judah, and of the seed of David. 
 
 The New le.siament, or the Gospel, is the new 
 dispensation of the covenant of grace, which fully 
 shews the promised Messiah to be come, and to 
 have published his gospel, to have died, anti to 
 have risen again, and to have ascended up into 
 heaven, to plead that his atonement may be ac¬ 
 cepted as a propitiation for all true believers. 
 
 'Ihere is no liistory in the world so ancient as 
 the Bible, nor is there any that gives so early an 
 
 account of things. The Old 'Lestament begins 
 at the creation of the world, and acquaints us 
 that Adam and Eve were the first man and woman 
 God made, and that he created them both in his 
 own likeness, in a holy and happy state, which is 
 called, Ihe state of innocence. It informs us of 
 their sin against God in eating the forbidden fruit, 
 and of their being driven out of Paradise, and of 
 the miserable state that sin brought man into, he 
 having broken covenant with God, and being ex¬ 
 posed to that dreadful threatening, “ In the day 
 thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.” 
 
 /I he Scripture informs ns, that after the fall or 
 sin of Adam, God was pleased to gi\ e him a gra¬ 
 cious promise of a Messiah or Bedeemer, “ '1 hat 
 the seed of the woman should bruise the serpent’s 
 head,” that is, that .lesus Christ, who was to as¬ 
 sume the hninau nature in tlie fulness of time, 
 should destroy the power ana wicked works of the 
 devil. 
 
 The religion of man, after the fall, was all the 
 duties of the light of nature, which were required 
 before : and besides these Ire was now called to 
 repentance, faith or trust in the mercy of God, 
 and expectation of the promised .Saviour, and 
 offering of sacrifices. 'Lhis is called the Adami- 
 tical dispensation, and it reached to Noah's flood, 
 which was about 1056 years after the creation of 
 the world. 
 
 Tlie Scripture fells us, that mankind had pro¬ 
 voked God by their sins, which were exceeding 
 great, and that the world was destroyed by a flood 
 for their multiplied iniquities. Noah was saved 
 in an ark, or great ship, or vessel, which God 
 taught him to build ; and all his family were 
 with him, and some living creatures of every 
 kind. 
 
 '1 he religion of Noah was the same with that of 
 Adam after his fall, with some few additions. 
 
 'I he offering of sacrifices was to be continued. 
 Flesh was given to man for food, as herbs were 
 before. Blood was forbidilen to be eaten, the 
 blood of man was expressly forbidilen to be shed, 
 and murder was to be punished with death, Gen. 
 ix. 2, .3, 4, 5, 6. And this was the Noahical dis¬ 
 pensation of the covenant of grace. 
 
 After the flood, mankind did not freely divide 
 themselves into several nations; but being all ot 
 one language, they built a chief city witli a tower, 
 that all men might be joined in one nation or king¬ 
 dom. But God scattered them abroad into differ¬ 
 ent nations, by making them speak different lan¬ 
 guages ; and then they ceased to build their tower, 
 which was called Babel or Confusion. It is sup¬ 
 posed that the true religion was chiefly preserved 
 in the family of Shem, for God is called ‘‘ tlie Lord 
 God ot .Shem,” Gen. ix. 26. 
 
 The most religious and most famous man o 
 Shem’s posterity m these early ages, was Abraham 
 the son of 1 erah,of the posteiby of Eber. He left 
 his own native country, to go wheresoever God 
 pleased. He came first from Chaldea, and then to 
 Haran,and by the command of God went to dw ell 
 among strangers in the laud of Canaan. 
 
 Sodom became very wicked, and it was destroyed 
 by fire and brimstone Irom heaven, together with 
 Gomorrah and other cities, because of the abomi¬ 
 nable wickedness of their inhabitants. Abraham 
 pleaded w ith God to spare Sodom, and he would 
 have done it, had there been ten righteous men in 
 all the city. Lot was grieved for the wicked con¬ 
 versation of Sodom, and he and his two daughters 
 were saverl. But Ins wife looking back, and han- 
 keiing after Sodom, was struck dead immediately, 
 and she stood like a pillar of salt. 
 
 Abraham had two sons, Ishmacl by Hagar, and 
 Isaac by Sarah his wife. Isaac was liorn, accord¬ 
 ing to the promise of God, when they were both 
 grown old. Isaac feared the God of his father 
 Abraham ; and his father sent afar, and took a wife 
 for him, even Bebecca, out of his own family in 
 Idesopotamia, because he was unwilling he shotilii 
 tnarrv among the wicked Canaanites, whom Go<i 
 had doomed to destruction. Abraham’s death was 
 in the year of the world 2123. 
 
 Isaac had b_v Bebecca tw o sons, Esau and Jacob 
 Esau .sold his birthright tor a mess of pottage wlien 
 he W HS faint with hunting ; and Jacob, by his mo¬ 
 ther’s contrivance, obtained his father’s blessing. 
 .Jacob was called Israel, because he praved and 
 prevailed with Gcal for a blessing. Jacob had 
 twelve sons, and the most famous of them in sacred 
 
 701 
 
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OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. 
 
 history -were Levi, Judah, and Joseph. The 
 priesthood in the followin 4 times was committed 
 to Levi’s family. The kinudom and government 
 in future ages were promised chietiy to Judali’s 
 family. 
 
 Joseph’s brethren hated him, and he was sold for 
 a slave into Egypt, where lie became a ruler of 
 the laml. Ilis brethren envied him, because his 
 father loved him and made him a coat of many 
 colours, and because Joseph dreamed that they 
 sliould bow down to him. By a fatee accusation, 
 Joseph was cast into prison, and interpreted the 
 dreams of some of his fellow-prisoners ; and when 
 the interpretation proved true, then he was sent 
 for to court, to interpret the king’s dream about 
 the seven years of plenty and seven years of 
 famine. 
 
 In tiie famine, Josepli’s brethren came to buy 
 corn in Egypt, and bowed down to him according 
 to his dreams ; but he treated them roughly at first, 
 as a great lord and a stranger, till tlieir conscietice 
 smote them for tlieir former cruelty to him: but 
 afterwards he made himself kivown to them with 
 much affection and tenderness. And he manifest¬ 
 ed his forgiveness of them ; for he sent for his 
 father, and bid his children bring all their families 
 into Egypt, and he maintained them all during 
 the famine. Jacob and Joseph died in Egypt; 
 but according to their desire their bodies were 
 carried up atid buried in the land of Canaan, in 
 faith of the promise that their seed should possess 
 that land. 
 
 'the Israelites were afterwards made slaves in 
 Egypt, and a new king, who knew not Joseph, 
 sorely oppressed them, and endeavoured to destroy 
 them: but God heard their cry, and delivered 
 thetn by the hand of Moses and Aaron. Upon 
 Pharaoh’s refusal to let the people of Israel go, 
 they brought ten plagues upon tlie king and upon 
 all the land, by the authority and power of God. 
 
 At last Pharaoh released the Israelites; and the 
 number of them that went out of Egypt were six 
 liundred tliousand men, besides children, and all 
 went on foot. When they were in distress, with 
 tlie Red sea before them, and Pharaoh’s army be¬ 
 hind tliem, they cried unto (iod ; whereon Moses 
 hid them “ stand still, and see the salvation of the 
 l»rd.” Then at the command of God, Moses 
 struck the sea with his rod, and divided the waters 
 asunder ; and the cliildren of Israel went through 
 upon dry land. And the Egyptians following, 
 the waters returned upon them, and they were 
 drowned. This was about the year of the world 
 245.3. 
 
 Ihe Israelites went wheresoever God guided 
 them by the pillar of cloud and the pillar of fire. 
 At every new difficult 3 ’, when they wanted meat or 
 water, or met with enemies, they fell a murmur¬ 
 ing against God and Moses; and they wandered 
 forty years in the wilderness for their sins, before 
 they came to the place Gotl promised them. 
 
 While in the wilderness, about three months 
 after their coming out of Egypt, God wrote with 
 his own hand the ten commandments in two tables 
 of stone, and gave them to Moses. The four first 
 commandments contained their duty to God, and 
 the six last their duty towards men. These ten 
 commandments are called the Moral Law, and 
 relate to their behaviour as men : and almost every¬ 
 thing contained in them is taught by the light of 
 nature, and obliges all mankind. But the great 
 end of the Jewish Ceremonies was to be emblems 
 or types of Christ and his gospel. 
 
 The Scripture gives an account of God’s bring¬ 
 ing the Israelites into the land of Canaan, under 
 the ministration of Joshua, and of their govern¬ 
 ment by Judges several hundred years; and after 
 that there is a narrative of their first four kings, 
 namely, Saul, Uavid, .Solomon, an<l Uehoboafn. 
 In Rehoboam’s days the ration was divided into 
 two kingdoms, which were called the kingdom of 
 Israel and Ihe kingdom of Judah. T here are also 
 particular records of the government of these two 
 distinct kingdoms, under a long succession of their 
 own kings, till they were b<;lh carried into cap¬ 
 tivity by the kings of Assyria. 
 
 After this, the sacred history relates the return 
 of many of them into their own land, and the re¬ 
 building of the city of Jerusalem and the temple 
 of God, aiul the settlement of the affairs of church 
 and state by Ezra and Nehemiah, which is the 
 end of the historical part of the Old Testament. 
 
 There is also a large and particular narrative of 
 the lives or transactions of some extraordinary- 
 persons, several of w-hich are much interwoven 
 with the series of the history. But there are others 
 w-hich seem to stand separate and distinct, such as 
 the affairs relating to Job, a rich man in the east; 
 Jonah, a prophet in Israel; and Either, the queen 
 of Persia. 
 
 We have an account of the several prophets and 
 messengers -which were sent from God, on special 
 o<-casions to reveal his mind and will to men. We 
 have the writings of sixteen prophets, that is, of 
 four greater and twelve lesser prophets. The four 
 great prophets are Isaiah, .leremiah, Ezekiel, and 
 Daniel. The twelve lesser prophets are, Ilosea, 
 Joel, Amos. Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, 
 JIabakKuK, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and 
 Malachi the last prophet. Malachi prophesied 
 about 429 years before the coming of Christ, -w-ho 
 assumed our nature about 4(KX) years after the 
 creation of the world. God himself and his pro¬ 
 phets, throughout all ages, foretold his coming as 
 some great Deliverer, as the Messiah or anointed 
 of God. 
 
 The chief subjects of the history of the New 
 Test.\men'T are, our Lord Jesus Christ, the 
 great Redeemer and glorious Saviour; .lohn the 
 Baptist, who was his forerunner; and the Apos¬ 
 tles. who were his follow-ers. 
 
 The great IMessiah was born at Bethlehem of the 
 tribe of Judah, according to the predictions and 
 rophecies of him in the Old Testament. John the 
 aptist was his forerunner, who preached the doc¬ 
 trine of repentance and forgiveness of sins, and 
 directed the people to Jesus Christ the Messiah 
 and Saviour, “ the T.amb of God, who taketh 
 away the sin of the world.” 
 
 Jesus Christ, the eternal .Son of God, veiled his 
 divine glory, became man, and was born of .Mary, 
 who was a virgin, according to the prophecy of 
 Isaiah. Jesus, being about thirty years of age, 
 began his ministry, and appeared with the marks 
 of a (livine commission, and the characters of the 
 Messiah upon him. He healed the sick, he raised 
 the dead, he preached the glad tidings of forgive¬ 
 ness of sin, and of salvation to the poor, and re¬ 
 ceived several testimonies from heaven. After he 
 had preached his gospel about three years and a 
 half, he was betrayed by Judas, and suffered the 
 death of the cross, and rose again according to the 
 Scriptures. 
 
 Jesus, after his resurrection, appeared to his 
 apo.stles, continued on earth about forty days, and 
 gave furthei instructions in the great things of the 
 gospel. He appointed his di.sciples to meet him 
 in Galilee ; he told them that all power in heaven 
 and in earth was given into his hands ; he gave 
 them their commission to preach the gospel to all 
 nations ; and promised his presence with them,, 
 and a power to work miracles lor the vindication 
 of their doctrine. He commanded his apostles to 
 tarry at Jerusalem till the promised .Soirit should 
 fall upon them. And on the day or Pentecost 
 which was ten days after the ascension of Christ 
 the Spirit of God was sent down upon them ; ana 
 upon their preaching of the resurrection anti ex¬ 
 altation of Christ, three thousand souls believed, 
 and were addetl to the disciples of Christ, and bap¬ 
 tized on that day. 
 
 This was the proper beginning of the Chi istian 
 or Gospel dispensation, the kingdom of Christ 
 being set up in the world in its glo.'y at the pouring 
 down of the Spirit, after his resurrection, and his 
 exaltation to the government of the world and tlie 
 church. I he dispensation, during the life of Christ, 
 was a medium between the Jewish and Christian 
 dispensations. 
 
 The apostles, after Christ’s ascension, published 
 the gospel he had preached, namely, pardon of 
 sin and everlasting life to those that repent and 
 believe in him, whether Jews or Gentiles, and 
 pronounced the punishments of hell ucKin the im¬ 
 penitent and unbelieving. The apostles, in their 
 epistles to the Christian churches, often mention 
 the great article of the gospel, the redemption by 
 Christ’s death, and the atonement made for sin by 
 his sufferinss. and it shines every where through 
 the epistles or .St. Paul. 
 
 In the gospels, as well as epistles, faith, or be¬ 
 lieving in Jesus Christ, is required, as the way 
 and method of being a partaker of the blessings of 
 salvation ; for without taith there is no salvation, 
 according to the gospel. This faith unites the soul 
 to Christ, and makes the believer a member of 
 Christ’s mystical body. Eaith is wrought in the 
 soul by the Spirit of God, who convinces him of 
 the evil and danger of sin, which makes him ob¬ 
 noxious to the law of God ; and seeing no othei 
 way of help, he applies to Christ to be bis pro¬ 
 phet, priest, and king ; receives him as proposed 
 in the gospel, and trusts and relies upon him and 
 his righteousness for pardon and salvation. And 
 where this faith is, it is attended with repenfante 
 and holiness, which give a meetness for heaven ; 
 and a true faith in Jesus Christ and his righteous¬ 
 ness may be said to entitle the believer to the 
 heavenly kingdom. “ If any man be in Christ, 
 he is a new- cre-ature.” Justification and sancti¬ 
 fication are blessings connected together, and gra¬ 
 ciously bestow-ed upon one and the same person. 
 
 The New Testament is the last dispensation or 
 the Covenant of Grace : and it may be called 
 New, because it is never to wax old or be abolish¬ 
 ed ; and this is evident, because it concludes with 
 a promise of Christ's second coming at the end 
 of the world, llev. xxii. 20. “ Surely I come 
 quickly : Amen. Even so, come. Lord Jesus. 
 The grace of our Lord Jesus Clirist be with you 
 all.” Amen. 
 
 A. C. 
 
 LONDON, 
 
 December 18, 17-19- 
 
 
 I 
 
CONTENTS 
 
 OF ALL 
 
 THE HOLY BIBLE 
 
 GENESIS, 
 
 I THE creation of heaven and earth, 5 of the light 
 6 . ot the hrmament, 9 of the earth separated trorn 
 the waters,. 11 and made fruitful ; 14 of tlie sun 
 moon, and stars ; 20 ot fish and fowl; 24 of beasts 
 and cattle ; 26 ot man in the image of God “9 
 Also the appointment of food. ’ ~ 
 
 II. 1 Tile first sabbath. 4 'J he manner ofthecrea- 
 tion » I he planting of the garden of Eden, lo 
 and the river thereof, l" 1 lie tree of knowledge 
 only toidndden. 19, 20 Hie na i ing of the crea- 
 ot'*'nfarrra"e ^ snaking ot woman, and institution 
 
 ^y-I Vy‘e serpent deceiveth Eve. 6 Man’s shame- 
 tut fall. 9 God arraigns them. 14 '1 he serpent 
 IS cursed, lo 1 he promised Seed. 16'1 he punish¬ 
 ment of naankind. 21 . 1 heir first clothiii'’’ 
 
 ' casting out of paradise. *''' 
 
 ^ ' elision of Cain and 
 
 Abel. 8 I he inurderof Abel. 9 i he curse of Cain 
 \ J'-noch the hi;st city. 19 Lamech and his two 
 
 ’ -\r r’n’ "6 «nd Enos. 
 
 V. 11 he genealogy, age, and death of the patri¬ 
 
 archs from Adain to Noah. 24 The godliness 
 and translation of Enoch. imess 
 
 VI. 1 The wickedne.ssof the world, which provoked 
 
 linn'l- 8 I^oah finds 
 neder, form, and end of the ark. 
 
 VII. 1 ISioah, with his lamily, and the living crea¬ 
 tures, enter into the ark. 17 I'he heginning, in- 
 crease, and continuance of the Hood. 
 
 ill. 11 he waiters assuage. 4 I'he ark resteth on 
 Ararat. 7 Ihe raven and the dove. 16 Noah 
 being commanded, 18 goeth forth of the ark. 20 
 " 1 ®. yiildetli an altar, and oftereth sacrifice, 01 
 S'th no more?‘'‘'‘‘'‘‘'’'““^ P' O'niseth to curse the 
 
 ^ him?are 
 foi b dden. 9 God s covenant, 1.3 signified bv the 
 
 rainbow. 18 Noah replenishes the world, 20 plants 
 a vineyard, 21 is drunken, and mocked of his son • 
 
 biesseth Shem, 27 pray- 
 eth for .laphet, 28 and dieth. ^ 
 
 ‘ of Noah. 2 The sons of .Ta- 
 
 phef, 6 the sons of Ham. 8 Nimrod the first 
 monarch. 21 1 he sons ot Shem. 
 
 of '"orld. 3 The building 
 
 or J 5 abel. 5 1 he confusion ot tongues. 10 J hp 
 
 fhrfmi*‘°"®cy^u^ generations of J’erah 
 IlL^an Abram. 31 Terah goeth from Ur to 
 
 ^ Abram, and blesses him with a pro- 
 
 6 HP? -.V'u ^ 'Vith Lit from Ilaran. 
 
 0 lle ti<ivels througl) Canaan, 7 which is pronused 
 
 e" vn? ‘>V a famine Into 
 
 'os '^i'o to he his 
 
 sister. 14 Pharaoh havmg taken her from him 
 b> plagues is compelled to restore her. 
 
 ^ 111 . 1 Abram and Lot return out of Egypt 7Bv 
 part asunder. 10 Lot go« to 
 Abram the promise to 
 
 Lnlds anLlta/." * 
 
 il battle of four kings against five. 11 
 
 rescues him. 18 
 
 tith ^ blesses Abram. 20 Abram gives him 
 
 hll O.plr ' 'os partners having 
 
 had^theii portions, he referes to the king of So- 
 
 encourages Abram. 2 Abram complains 
 for want of an heir. 4 Gad promises him a son 
 
 fied bv Ilf ^ isjusti- 
 
 rnlfi ^ faith. 7 t.anaan is promised again, and 
 confirmed by a sign, 12 and a vision. 
 
 4 ITaVar ’®o"fbarren, gives Hagar to Abram. 
 
 4 lla„ar being altlicted tor despising her mistress 
 runneth away. 7 An angel sends ller blJk 10 ^: 
 
 tnaellsl^lfn.*^ berof her child. 15 Ish- 
 
 d.an5i?y ilfcovenant. 5 Ahram’s name 
 IS changed, in token of a greater blessing, lo Cir¬ 
 
 cumcision IS instituted. 15 Sarai’s name is chang- 
 ed, and she blessed. 17 Isaac is promised. 23 
 '"'cl Islimael are circumcised. 
 
 AVlll. 1 Abraham entertains three angels. 9 Sarah 
 IS repioyed for laughing at the strange promise 
 17 1 he destruction of .Sodom is revealed to Abra¬ 
 ham. 23 Abraliain makes intercession for the men 
 tliereof. 
 
 XIX. 1 Lot entertains two angels. 4 The vicious 
 Sodomites are stricken with blindne.ss. 12 Lot is 
 sent tor safety into the mountains. 18 He obtains 
 leave to go to Zoar. 24 Sodom and Gomorrah are 
 I destroyed. 26 Lot’s wife is a pillar of salt. 3 t) I.ot 
 I "'cells m a cave. 31 The incestuous original of 
 1 Moab and Ammon. 
 
 I Abraham sojouins at Gerar, 2 denies his 
 
 wife, and loses her. 3 .Ahimelech is reproved for 
 her in a dream. 9 He rebukes Abraham, 14 re- 
 storeth .Sarah, 16 and reproves her. 17 He is 
 healed by Abraliam’s prayer. 
 
 XXI. 1 Isaac is born. 4 He is circumcised. 6 .Sa¬ 
 rah s joy. 9 Hagar and ishinael are cast forth. 
 
 lygAr in distress. 17 1 he angel comforts her 
 22 Abiinelech s covenant with Abraham at Eeer 
 Sheba. 
 
 XXI I . 1 Abraham is tempted to offer Isaac. 3 He 
 gives proof of his faith and obedience. 11 The 
 angel stayeth him. 13 Isaac is e.xchanged with 
 a ram. 14 1 he place is called .lehovah-jireli. 15 
 Abraham is bleped again. 20 llie generation of 
 Nahor unto Itebekah. 
 
 of Sarah. 3 The pur- 
 'iba.se ot Machpelah, 19 where Sarah was buried 
 AAly. 1 Abraham swears his servant. 10'The ser¬ 
 vants journey. 12 His prayer. 14 His sign. 15 
 Kebekah meets him, 18 fulfils his sign, 22 re¬ 
 ceives jewels, 23 shews her kindred, 25 and invites 
 him home. 26 1 he .servant blesses God. 28 I.aban 
 entertains him 34 The servant shews his message 
 50 Laban and Betbuel approve it. 58 Ilebekah 
 TOnsenls to go. 62 Isaac meets her. 
 
 -^Xy. I The sons of Abraham by Ketnrah. 5 The 
 division ot his goods. 7 His age and death. 9 His 
 buna . 12 'ltie generations of Ishmael. 17 Hi,sa"e 
 and death. 19 Isaac prays for Hebekah, beii% 
 barren. 22 1 he children strive in her womb. "S 
 1 le birthof Lsanand.lacob. 2? Their difference 
 21 ) hsaii sells liis birlhri»iit. 
 
 ot famine M*ent to Gerar 
 - God instructs and blesses him. 7 He is reproveii 
 b^ Abimelech for denyim? his wife. 1 C He trows 
 rich 18 He digs Eselc, Sitnah, and Rehoboth 
 *.1 Abiinelech makes a covenant with liiin at 
 Beersheba. 34 Esau’s wives. 
 
 A Xyil. 1 Isaac sends Esau for venison. 5 Rebe- 
 Kah insli ucteth Jacob to obtain the blessing. 15 
 Jacob, under the person of Esau, obtains iT. .30 
 Esau brings venison. 33 Isaac trembles. 34 Esau 
 complains, and by importunity obtains a blessin-- 
 41 He threatens Jacob. 42 Rebekah disappoints 
 
 XXyill 1 Isaac blesses Jacob, and sends him to 
 Padan-Aram, 9 f.sau marries Mahalath the 
 daiigd.ter ot Ishmael. lO 'l he vision of .lacob’s 
 ladder. 18 Ihe stone of Bethel. 20 Jacob’s 
 
 VOW, 
 
 XXTX. 1 Jacob comes to the well of Haran 9 He 
 fakes acquaintance of Rachel. 13 Laban enter¬ 
 tains him. la.lacol) covenants for Rachel 03 
 He [3 deceived with Leah. 28 He inarrieth'also 
 Rachel and serves tor her seven years more. 
 
 32 I.eah tiears Reuben, 33 Simeon, 34 Levi, 35 
 atui Judah. ' 
 
 XXX. 1 Rachel, in grief for her barrenness, gives 
 Bilhah, her maid, unto Jacob. 5 She bears Dan 
 and iSaphtali 9 Leah gives Zilpali, her maid, 
 who hears Gad and Asher. 14 Reuben finds man- 
 drakes, with which I.eah buyeth her husband of 
 
 Zebulun, and 
 
 J-)inah, Ixachcl btars .Joseph, Co.lacoh desires 
 fo depart. 27- Lahan stays him on a new covenant 
 37 Jacob s policy, whereby he became rich. 
 
 XXXI. 1 Jacob upon displeasure departefh secret 
 ly. 19 Rachel steals her father’s images. 22 Laban 
 pursues him, 26 and complains of the wrongs. 
 34 Rachel’s policy to hide the images. 36 Ja¬ 
 cob s complaint ot I.aban. 43 1 he covenant of 
 Laban and Jacob at Galeed. 
 
 XXXI1. 1 Jacob’s vision at Mahanaim. 3 His 
 menage to Esau. 6 He is afraid of Esau’s comin<^ 
 
 9 He prays for deliverance. 13 He sends a pre¬ 
 sent to Esau. 24 He wrestles with an angel at 
 Peniel, where he is called Israel. 31 He halt- 
 eth. 
 
 XXXTTI. \ The kindness of Jacob and Esau at 
 their meeting, 17 Jacob comes to Snccolh. 18 He 
 Salem, and builds an altar called 
 
 Elohe-Israel. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 Dinah is ravished by Sheclieni. 4 He 
 sues to marry htT. 13 The sons of Jacob offer 
 the condition of circumcision to the Shechemites. 
 
 20 Harnor and Shechem persuade them fo accept 
 it. 25 'ihe sons of Jaiob, upon that advantage 
 slay them, 27 and spoil their city. 30 Jacob re¬ 
 proves Simeon and Levi. 
 
 XXXV. 1 God sends Jacob fo Bethel. 2 He 
 purgeth his house of idols. 6 He builds an'altar 
 ^ Hehorah dies at Allon-Bachuth. 
 9 God blesses Jacob at Bethel. 16 Rachel tra¬ 
 vails of Benjamin, and dies in the way to Edar 
 22 Reuben lies with Bilhah. 23 The sons of 
 ■lacob. 27 Jacob comes to Isaac at Hebron. 28 
 I.fie age, de^atli, and burial of Isaac. 
 
 XXXVI. 1 Esau’s three wives. 6 His removing to 
 mount Seir. 9 His sons. 15 The dukes which'de- 
 scended ot his sons. 20 '1 he sons and dukes of 
 ^eir. 24 Anah finds mules. 31 '1 he kings of 
 40 'J he dukes that descended of Esau. 
 XaaVII. 2 Joseph is hated of his brethren. 5 
 His two dreams. 13 Jacob sends him to visit 
 Ins brethren. 18 His brethren conspire his death 
 
 21 Reuben saves him. 26 Lhey sell him to the 
 Lslimaelites. 31 His father, deceived by the 
 bloody coat, mourns for him. 36 He is sold to 
 Potiphar in Egypt. 
 
 XXXVin. 1 Judah begetsEr, Onan, and Shelah. 
 
 6 h.r marries I aniar. 8 The trespass of Onan. 11 
 J amar stays tor Shelah. 13 She deceives ludah 
 
 Y V vr '"'“s, Pharez and Zarah. 
 
 .1 Joseph advanced in Potiphar’s house. 
 
 7 He resisteth his mistress’s temptation. 13 He 
 i^s falsely accused. 19 He is cast into prison. 01 
 God IS with him there. 
 
 XL. 1 The butler and baker of Pharaoh in prison. 
 
 ‘♦ Joseph hath charge of them. 5 He interprets 
 their dreams. 20 1 hey come to pass atcoiilin*' 
 to Ins interpretation. 23 The ingratitmle of the 
 ^butler. 
 
 XI,I. 1 Pharaoh’s two dreams. 9 Joseph inter¬ 
 prets them. .33 He gives Pharaoh counsel 38 
 Joseph IS advanced. 50 He begets ISIauasseh and 
 Ephraim. 54 1 he famine begins. 
 
 XLII. 1 Jacob sends his ten sons fo buy corn in 
 Egypt. 6 they are imprisoned by Joseph for 
 spies. IBThev are set at liberty, on condition to 
 bring Benjamin. 21 I hey have remorse for lo- 
 seph. 24 Simeon is kept for a pledge. 25 l hey 
 return with corn, and their monev. 29 Their re¬ 
 lation fo Jacob. 36 Jacob refuseth to send Ben- 
 jainin. 
 
 XLII I. 1 Jacob is hardly persuaded to send Ben- 
 jannn. 15 Joseph entertains his brethren. 31 He 
 inakes them a frast. 
 
 Joseph’s poliev to stay his brethren. 14 
 .ludah s humble supplication lo .loseph. 
 
 ALV. 1 Joseph makes himself known to his bre¬ 
 thren. 5 He comforts them in Gnd'.s pre* idence 
 y "e sends tor his father. 16 Pharaoh confirms 
 It. 21 .loseph furnishes them for their journev 
 and exhorts them to unity. 25 Jacob is revived 
 with the news. 
 
 X LV I. 1 Jacob is comforted by God at Beersheba 
 .T I hence he with his company goes into E'>vnt 
 8 1 he number of his family that went into Igjjy Lt' 
 
 703 
 
COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 CJ?. Joseph meets Jacob. 31 lie instructs his bre¬ 
 thren how to answer to Pharaoh. 
 
 XLVII. 1 Joseph presents fi'e ot' his brethren, 7 
 and Ids father, before Pharaoti. 11 I le gives them 
 habitation and maintenance. 1.3 He gets all tlie 
 Egyptians’ money, lb their cattle. Id their lands, 
 to Pharaoh. 22 I'lie priest.s’ land was not bought. 
 23 He lets the land to them tor a fifth part. 28 
 Jacob’s age. 29 He swears Joseph to bury him 
 ■with his fathers. 
 
 XLVI11 .1 Joseph with his sons visit his sick father. 
 2 .lacob strengthens himself to bless tliem. 3 lie 
 repeats the promise. 5Het^‘;es Kphraim and Ma- 
 nasseh as his own. 7 He tells him of his mother’s 
 grave. 9 He blesses Kphraim and Manasseh. I 7 
 He prefers the younger before the elder. 21 He 
 prophesies of their return to Canaan. 
 
 XLIX. 1 Jacob calls his sonsto liless them. 3 Their 
 blessing in particular. 29 He charges them about 
 his burial. 33 He tlies. 
 
 L. 1 1 he mourning for Jacob. 4 Joseph gets leave 
 of Pharaoh to go to bury him. 7 i he funeral. 15 
 Joseph comforts his brethren, who craved his par¬ 
 don. 22 His age. 23 He sees the third generation 
 o( his sons. 24 He phesies to his brethren of 
 their return. 25 H takes au oath of them for his 
 bones. 26 He dies, and is chested. 
 
 EXODUS. 
 
 I. The children of Israel after Joseph’s death do 
 multiply. 8 'i he more tljey are oppressed by a 
 new king, the more they nudtiply. 15 i he godli¬ 
 ness of the mitiwives in saving the men children 
 alive. 22 Pharaoh commands the male childi en 
 to be cast into the river. 
 
 II. 1 Moses is born, 3 and in an ark cast into the 
 flags. 5 He is found, and brought up by Pharaoh’s 
 daughter. 11 He kills an Egy|)tian. 13 He le- 
 proves an Hebrew. 15 He flees into Midian. 21 
 He marries Zipporah. 22 Cershon is born. 23 
 God respects the Israelites’ cry. 
 
 III. 1 Moses keeps Jethro’s flock. 2 God appears 
 to him in a burning bush. 9 He sends him to 
 deliver Israel. 14 '] he name of God. 15 His 
 message to Israel. 
 
 IV. 1 Moses’s rod is turned into a serpent. 6 His 
 hand is leprous. 10 He is loth to be sent. 14 Aaron 
 is appointed to assist him. 18 Moses depai ts from 
 Jethro. 21 God’s message to Pharaoh. 24 Zippo¬ 
 rah circumciseth her son. 2? Aaron is sent to 
 meet Moses. 31 Ihe people believe them* 
 
 V. 1 Pharaoh chides Moses and Aaron for their 
 message. 5 He increases the Israelites’task. 15 
 He checks their complaints. 19 t hey cry out 
 against Moses and Aai on. 22 Moses complains 
 to God. 
 
 VI. 1 God renews his promise by his name .TE- 
 IIOVAH. 14'1 he genealogy of Keuben, 15 of 
 Simeon, 16 of Levi, of whom came Moses and 
 Aaron. 
 
 VII. 1 Moses is encouraged to go to Pharaoh. 7 
 II is age. 8 His 1 od is turned into a serpent. 11 
 The .sorcerers do the like. 13 Pharaoh’s lieart is 
 hardened. 14 God's message to Pliaraoh. 19 
 'I he river is turned into blood. 
 
 VIII. 1 Frogs are sent. 8 Pharaoh applies to Mo¬ 
 ses. 12 Moses by prayer removes them away. 16 
 'Ihe dust is turned into lice, which the iriagicians 
 could by no means do. 20 ’I'he swarms of flies. 
 25 Pharaoh inclines to let the people go, 32 but 
 yet is hardened. 
 
 IX. 1 The murrain of beasts. 8'I'he plague of boils 
 and blains. 13 His message about the hail. 22 
 'I he plague of hail. 27 Pharaoh sues to Moses, 
 35 but yet is hardened. 
 
 X. 1 God threatens to send locusts. 7 Pharaoh, mov¬ 
 ed by his servants, inclines to let the Israelites go. 
 12'1 he plague of the locusts. 16 Pharaoli peti¬ 
 tions Moses. 21 'I'he plague of darkness. 24 Pha¬ 
 raoh sues unto Moses, but still is harrlened. 
 
 XI. 1 God’s message to the Israelites to borrow 
 jewels of their neighbours. 4 Moses threatens 
 Pharaoh with the deatli of the first-born. 
 
 XII. 1 I'he beginning of the year is changed. 3 
 'I'he passover is instituted. 11 Ihe rite of the 
 passover. 15 Unleavened bread. 29 'Ihe first¬ 
 born are slain. 31 I'he Israelites are driven out 
 ot the land. .37 'I'hey come to Succoth. 43 I he 
 ordinance of the passover, 
 
 XIII. 1'I he first-born are sanctified to God. 3 I'he 
 memorial of the passover is commanded. 11 I he 
 firstlings of beasts are now set apart. 17 The Is¬ 
 raelites go out of K.gypt, and can y Joseph’s bones 
 with them. 20 'I'hey come to Etiiam. 21 God 
 guides them by a pillar of a cloud, and a jiillar 
 of fire. 
 
 XIV. I God instructs thelsraelitesin their journey. 
 5 Pharaoh pursues them. 10 I he Lsraelites mur¬ 
 mur. 13 Moses comfoi ts them. 15 God instructs 
 Moses. 19 I he cloud removes behind the camp. 
 21 The Israelites pass through the lied sea, 2 5 
 which drowns the I Egyptians. 
 
 XV. 1 Moses’s song. 22 '1 he people want water. 
 23 The waters of Marah are bitter. 25 A free 
 sweetens them. 27 At Elim are twelve wells, 
 and seventy palm-trees. 
 
 XVI. 1 'I'he Israelites come to Sin. 2Theyinur- 
 mur for want of bread. 4 God promises them 
 bread from heaven. 11 Quails aie sent, 14 and 
 manna. 16 'I'he ordering of manna. 25 It was 
 not to be found on the sabbath. .32 Anomer of it 
 is preserved. 
 
 Xyil. 1 'I'he people murmur for water at Rephi- 
 dim. 5 God sends him for water to the rock in 
 Horeb. 8 Amalek is overcome by the holding 
 up of Moses’s hands. 15 Moses builds the altar 
 JEHOVAH-Kissi. 
 
 XVIIl. 1 Jethro bringeth to Moses his wife and 
 two sons. 7 Moses entertains him. 13 lethro’s 
 counsel is accepted. 27 Jethro lieparteth. 
 
 XIX. 1 The people come to Sinai. 3 God’s message 
 by Moses (0 the people out of the mount. 8 ihe 
 
 704 
 
 people’s answer returned again. 10 The people 
 are prepared against the third day. 12'rhe moun¬ 
 tain must not be touclied. 16 The fearful jire- 
 Sence of God upon the mount. 
 
 XX. 1'I'he ten commandments. 18'I'he people are 
 afraid. 20 Moses comforts them. 22 Idolatry is 
 forbidden. 24 Qf what sort the altar should be. 
 
 X.X 1. 1 Laws tor men-servants. 5 Kor the servant 
 whose ear is bored. 7 For wonten-servanls. 12 
 For man-slaughter. 10 Kor stealers of men._ 17 
 Forcursersof parents. 18 I'or smiters. 22 Fora 
 hurt by chance. 28 I'or an ox that goreth. 33 For 
 him that is an occasion of harm. 
 
 XXI1. 1 Of theft. 5 Of damage. 7 Of trespasses. 
 14 Of borrowing. 16 Of fornication. 18 Of witch¬ 
 craft. 19 Of bestiality. 2o Of idolatry. 21 Of 
 strangers, widows, and fatherless. 25 Of usury. 
 26 Of pledges. 28 Of re\erence to magistrates. 
 29 Of the first-fruits. 
 
 XX III. 1 Of slander and false witness. .3, 6 Of 
 justice. 4 Of charitableness. 10 Of the year of 
 rest. 12 Of the sabbath. 13 Of idolatry. 14 Of 
 the three feasts. 18 Of the blood and the fat of 
 the sacrifice. 20 An angel is promised, with a 
 blessing, if they obey him. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Moses is called up info the mountain. .3 
 'I he people promise obedience. 4 .Moses builds an 
 altar, and twelve pillars. 6 Ilesprinkles the blood 
 of the covenant. 9 I he glory of (iod appeareth. 
 
 14 Aaron and Hur have the charge of the I'eople. 
 
 15 Moses goeth into the mountain, where he cou- 
 tiniietli forty days and forty nights. 
 
 XXV. 1 Vhat tlie IsraelitesmustoH'er forthe mak¬ 
 ing of the tabernacle. 10 'I'he foi m of the ark. 17 
 'I'he mercy-seat, with the cherubims. 23 'I'he 
 table, with the furniture thereof. 31'1 he candle¬ 
 stick, with the instruments thereof. 
 
 XXVI. 1 The ten curtains of the tabernacle. 7 The 
 eleven curtains of goats’ hair. 14 The covering of 
 l ams’ skins. 15 I'he hoard of fhetabernacle, with 
 their sockets and bars. 31 The vail for the ark. 
 .36 The hanging for the door. 
 
 XXVII. 1 'I’he altar of burnt offering with the ves¬ 
 sels thereof. 9 I he court of the tabernacle enclos- 
 ecl with hangings and pillars. 18 Ihe measure 
 of the court. 20 'I'he oil for the lamp. 
 
 XXyill. 1 Aaron and his sons are set apart for the 
 priest’s office. 2 Holy'garments are appointed. 6 
 The ephod. 15 'I he breast-plate, with twelve pre¬ 
 cious stones. .30 'I'he Urim and 1 hummiin. .31 
 fl he robe of the ephod. with pomegranates and 
 bells. 36'I he ijlateoftlie mitre. .39 The embroi¬ 
 dered coat. 40 The garments for Aaron’s sons. 
 
 XXIX. 1 The sacrifice and ceremonies of conse¬ 
 crating the priests. .38 The continual burnt offer¬ 
 ing. ■15 God’s promise to dwell among the chil- 
 flren of Israel. 
 
 XXX. 1 'The altar of incense. 11 The ransom of 
 souls. 17 The brazen laver. 22'Ihe holy anoint¬ 
 ing oil. 34 'I'he composition of the perfume. 
 
 XXXI. 1 Eezaleel and Aholiab are called and 
 made meet for the work of the tabernacle. 12 
 'The observation of the sabbath is again com¬ 
 manded. 18 ifloses receives the tw'o tables. 
 
 XXXI1. 1 The people, in the absence of Moses, 
 cause Aaron to make a calf. 7 God is displeaseil 
 therewith. 11 By the intercession of Moses be is 
 appeased. 15 Mosescometh down with the fables. 
 19 He breaks them. 20 He destroys the calf. 22 
 Aaron’s excuse for himself. 25 Closes causes the 
 idolaters to be slain. .30 He prays for the people. 
 
 XXXIII. 1 The Lord refuseth to go as he had pro¬ 
 mised with tlie people. 4 The (leople murmur 
 thereat. 7 The tabernacle is removed out of the 
 camp. 9 'I he Lord talketh I'amiliarly with Moses. 
 
 12 Moses flesires to see the glory of God. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 Ihe tables are renewed. S'l'lienameof 
 
 the Lord proclaimed. 8 Mo-ses entreiiteth God to 
 go with them. 10 God makes a covenant with 
 them, repeating certain duties of the first table. 
 2t5 Moses, after forty days in the Mount, comes 
 down will) the tables. 29 His face shines, and he 
 covers it with a vail. 
 
 XXXV. 1 'I he sabbath. 4 'I'he free gifts for the ta¬ 
 bernacle. 20'I'he readiness of the people to off er. 
 .30 Kezaleel and Aholial) are called to the work. 
 
 XXXVI. 1 Theofi'ei ingsaredelivered tothe work¬ 
 men. 5 T he liberality of the people restrained. 8 
 'I'he curtains of cliei ubims. 14 'The curtains of 
 goats’ hair. 19 The covering of skins. 20 The 
 boards with their sockets. 31 The bars. 35'I'he 
 vail. .37 'The hanging for the door. 
 
 XXXVII. 1 The ark'. 6 1 he mercy-seat with 
 cherubims. 10 The table with his vessels. 17 
 '1 he candlestick with his lamps and instiuments. 
 25 'I'he altar of incense. 29 The anointing oil, 
 and sweet incense. 
 
 XXXVUI. 1 I he altar of burnt offerings. 8 The 
 laver of brass. 9 'Ihe court. 21 'I he sum of what 
 the people offered. 
 
 XXXIX. 1 'Ihe clothes of service and holy gar¬ 
 ments. 2 'I'he ephod. 8 'I'he breast-plate. 22 The 
 robe of the ephod. 27 I he coats, mitre,-and girdle 
 of fine linen. 30The plateof the holy crown. 32 
 All is viewed and approved by Moses. 
 
 ‘ XL. 'I'he tabernacle is commanded to be reared, 9 
 and anointed. 1.3 Aaron and his sons to be sanc¬ 
 tified. 16 Moses performs all tilings accordingly. 
 34 A cloud covers the tabernacle. 
 
 LEVITICUS. 
 
 I. Of the burnt offerings. 3 Of the herd, 10of the 
 flock, 1.3 of the fowls. 
 
 II. 1 The meat ofl'ering of flour with oil and in¬ 
 cense, 4 eitlier baked in the oven, 5 or on a plate, 
 7 or in a trying-pan, 12 orof the first-fruits in »lie 
 ear. 13 'I iie salt of the meat offering. 
 
 III. 1 'I'he meat offering of the herd, 6of the flock, 
 7 eithur a lamb, 12 or a goat. 
 
 IV. 1 The sin offering of ignorance, 3 for the priest, 
 
 13 for the congregation, 22 for tlie ruler, 27 for 
 any of tl>e people. 
 
 V. ■! He thatsinneth in concealing his knowledge, 
 2 in touching an unclean tiling, 4 or in making an 
 oath. 6 His tres|)ass ottering, of the flock, 7 of 
 fowLs, 11 or of Hour. 14 I he trespass offering in 
 sacrilege, 17 and in sins of ignorance. 
 
 VI. 1 '1 tie trespass ottering for sins done wittingly. 
 
 8 'I he law ot the burnt offering, 14 and or the 
 rneat ottering. 19 I lie offering at the consecra¬ 
 tion ot a priest. 24 'I he law ot the sin ottering. 
 
 VII. 1 I he law of the trespass ottering, 11 and of 
 peace offerings, 12 whether it lie fora thanksgiv¬ 
 ing, 16 or a vow, or a free-will ottering. 22 I he 
 fat, 26 and the blood, are forbidden, 28 'Ihe 
 priest’s portion in the peace otterings. 
 
 VII I . 1 Moses consecrates Aaron and his sons. 14 
 Their sin ottering. 18 I heir burijt ottering. 22 
 I'he ram of consecrations. 31 Ihe pla:e and 
 time of their consecration. 
 
 IX. 1 I he first offering of Aaron for himself and 
 the people. 8 1 he sin offering, 12 and the burnt- 
 ottering for himself. 15 Ihe offeiings for the 
 peo|)le. 23 Moses and Aaron bless the people. 
 24 Fire comes from the I/ird upon Ihe altar. 
 
 X. 1 Kadab and Abihu, for offering strange fire, 
 are burnt by fire. 6 Aaron and his sons are for- 
 tiidden to mourn for them. 8 Ihe priests are for¬ 
 bidden w ine when they are to go into the taber- 
 nade. 12 1 he law of eating the holy things. 16 
 Aaron’s excuse for transgressing thereof. 
 
 XI. 1 Vvhat beasts may, 4 and what may not, be 
 eaten. 9 M'liat fishes. 13 What fowls. 29 Ihe 
 creeping things which are unclean. 
 
 XI I. ri lie purification ofa woman alter childbirth. 
 6. Her offerings for purifying. 
 
 XIII. 1 The laws and tokens whereby the priest is 
 to be guided in discerning the leprosy. 
 
 XIV. 1 I he rites and sacrifices in cleansing of the 
 leper. .3.3 I he signs of leprosy in a house. 43 
 The cleansing of that house. 
 
 XV. I 'I'he uncleanness of men in their issues. 13 
 The cleansing of them. 19 Ihe iincleanness of 
 w^omen in their issues. 28 Their cleansing. 
 
 XVI. 1 How the high-priest must enter into the 
 holy place. 11 'Fhe sin offering for himself. 15 
 'I he. sin offering for tlie people. 20 'I he scape¬ 
 goat. 29 I he yearl V feast of expiations. 
 
 XVII. 1 'I'he blood ot'all slain beasts must be of¬ 
 fered to the Ixird at the door of the tabernacle. 7 
 'I'hey must not offer to devils. 10 All eating 
 of blood is forbidden, 15 and all thatdieth alone, 
 or is tom. 
 
 XVHII. 1 Unlawful marriages. 19 Unlawful lusts. 
 
 XIX. 1 A repetition ot divers laws. 
 
 XX. 1 Of him that giveth of his seed to Moloch. 4 
 Of him that favoureth such an one. 6 Of going to 
 w izards. 7 <Jf sanctification. 9 Of him that curs- 
 elh his parents. 10 Of adulterv. 11,14,17,19 01 
 incest. 13 Of sodomy. 15 Of bestiality. 18 Of 
 uncleanness. 22 Obedience is required with holi¬ 
 ness. 27 Wizards must be put to death. 
 
 XXL 1 Of Ihe priests’mourning. 6 Of their holi¬ 
 ness. 8 Of their estimation. 7, 13 Of their mar¬ 
 riages. 16 The priests that have blemishes must 
 not minister in the sanctuary. 
 
 XXI I. 1 'Ihe priests in their uncleanness must ab¬ 
 stain from holy things. 6 How they shall be 
 cleansed. 10 Who of the priest’s house maj' eat 
 ot the holy things. 17 The sacrifices must be 
 without blemish. 26 'I he age of Ihe sacrifice. 29 
 'IJie law of eating the sacrifice of thanksgiving. 
 
 XXIII. 1 'I'he feasts of the Lord. 3 The sabbath. 4 
 'I he passover. 9 The sheaf of first-fruits. 15 'I'he 
 feast of pentecost. 22 Gleanings to be left for the 
 poor. 2.3 'I'he feast of trumpets. 26 The da^' of 
 atonement. 33 'I he feast of tabernacles. 
 
 XXIV. 1 I'he oil for the lamps. 5 Ihe shew- 
 bread. 10 Shelomith’s son blasphemeth. 13 'I'he 
 law of blasphemy. 17 Of murder. 18 Of dam¬ 
 age^ 23 I he blasphemer is stoned. 
 
 XXV. 1 I he sabbath of the seventh year. 8 Theju- 
 bilee in the fiftieth year. 14 Of oppression. 18 A 
 blessing of obedience. 23 Redemption of land ; 29 
 ofhouses. .35 Compassion of the poor. .39 The usage 
 of bondmen. 47 1 he redemption of servants. 
 
 XXVI. 1 Of idolatry.- 2 Religiousness. A bless¬ 
 ing to them that keep Ihe commandments. 14 
 A curse to those that break them. 40 God pro¬ 
 mises to remember them that repent. 
 
 XXVII. 1 He that maketh a singular vow' must 
 be the Lord’s. 2 The estimation of the person. 
 
 9 Of a beast given by vow. 14 Of a house. 16 
 Of a field, and the redemption thereof. 28 Xo 
 devoted thing may be redeemed. 32 Ihe tithe 
 may not be changed. 
 
 LUMBERS. 
 
 I. God commandeth Moses to number the people. 
 5. the jirinces of the tribes. I 7 Ihe number of 
 everi’ tribe. 47 'I he 1 evites are exempted for 
 the service of the I.oid. 
 
 IT. 1 I he order of the tribes in their tents. 
 
 III. 1 'I'he sonsof Aaron. 5'I'he Levitesare given 
 to the priests for the service of the tabernacle, 
 11 instead of the first born. 14 I'he Levites are 
 
 , numbered by their families. 21 The families, 
 number, and charge of Ihe Gershoniles. 27 Of 
 the Kohaihites. 3.3 Of the Merariies. 38 The 
 [ilace and charge of Moses and Aaron. 40 'I'he 
 tirst-liorn are freed by the Levites. 44 The over¬ 
 plus are redeemed. 
 
 1\'. 1 'I he age and time of the T.evites’ service. 4 
 The carriage of the Kohathites when the priests 
 have taken dow n Ihe tabernacle. 16 The charge 
 of I'lfcazar. I 7 1 he office of the priests. 21 'I'he 
 carriage of the Gersltonites. 29 I he carriage of 
 the .Moral ites. 34 I he number of the Kohathites, 
 38 of the Gershoniles, 42 and of the iMerarites. 
 
 V. 1 'The unclean are removed outof the camp. 5 
 Restitution is to be made in trespasses. 11 'i'he 
 trial of jealousy. 
 
 VI. 1 I he law of the Xazarites. 22 The form of 
 blessing the people. 
 
COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 VII. 1 The offering'of the princes at the dedication 
 ot the tabernacle. 10 Their ses'eral offerings at the 
 dedication of tlie altar. 89 God speaks to Moses 
 trom the ineicy-seat. 
 
 VIII. 1 How the lamps are to be lighted. 5 The 
 consecration ot the Levites. 23 The age and time 
 of their service. 
 
 IX. 1 The passoveris commanded again. 6 A se¬ 
 cond passover allowed for them that were unclean 
 or absent. 15 The cloud guides the reiiiovings 
 and encampings of the Israelites. 
 
 X. 1 Ihe use of the silver trumpets. 11 The Israel¬ 
 ites remove from Sinai to Paran. 14 The order of 
 tlieir march. 29 Hobab is entreated by Moses not 
 to leave them. 35 The blessing of Moses at the 
 removing and restin^of the ark. 
 
 XI. l.The burning at laberah quenched by Moses’s 
 prayer. 4 The people lust for flesh, and loathe 
 manna. 10 Mo.ses complains of his charge. 16 
 God divides his burden unto seventy elders. 31 
 Quails are given in wrath at Kibroth-hattaavah. 
 
 XII. 1 God rebukes the sedition of Miriam and 
 Aaron. 10 Miriam’s leprosy is healed at the 
 prayer of Moses. 14 God commands her to be 
 shut outiof the host. 
 
 XIII. 1 The names of the men who are sent to 
 search the land. IT'l'heir instructions. 21 Their 
 acts. 26 1 heir relation. 
 
 XIV- 1 The people murmur at the news. 6 Joshua 
 and Caleb labour to still them. 11 God threatens 
 them. 13 Moses persuades God, and obtains par¬ 
 don. 26 The murmurers are deprived of entering 
 into the land. 36 The men who raised the evii 
 report, die by plague. 40 The people that would in- 
 vade the land against the will of God, are smitten. 
 V l.II’elaw ot the meat-offering and the drink- 
 offering. 13, 29 The stranger is under the same 
 Jaw. 17 The law ot the first of the dough for a 
 heave-offering. 22 J'he sacrifice for sins of igno¬ 
 rance. 30 J'he punishment of presumption." .32 
 lie that violates the sabbath is stoned. 37 The 
 law ot tringes. 
 
 XVI. 1 The rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abi- 
 ram 23 Moses separates the people from the 
 
 tents. 31 Ihe earth swallows up Korah 
 and a fire consumes the others. .36 1 he censers 
 are reserved to holy use. 41 Fourteen thousand 
 and seven hundred are slain by a plague for 
 murmuring against Moses and Aaron. 46 Aaron 
 by incense stays the plague. 
 
 XVII. 1 Aaron’s rod among all the rods of the 
 tribes only flonrisheth. 10 It is left fora monu- 
 nient against the rebels. 
 
 Xyill. 1 The charge of the priests and T.evifes 
 9 1 he priests’ portion. 21 The Levites’ portion' 
 2o i he heave-oftering to the priests out of the 
 J.evites portion. 
 
 XIX. l The water of separation made of fhe ashes 
 of a red heifer. 11 1 he law for the use of it in 
 f^nncation of the unclean. 
 
 XX. 1 The children of Israel come to Zin, where 
 ^I'r’am dies. 2 They murmur for wantof water. 
 
 7 Moses smiting the rock brings forth water at 
 Meribah 14 Moses at Kadesh desires passage 
 mrough Edom, which is denied him. 22 At mount 
 Hor Aaron resigns his place toEleazar, and dies. 
 
 JLAl. 1 Israel, with some loss, destroy the Ca- 
 iiaanites at Hormah. 4 Ihe people murmuring 
 are plagued with fiery serpents. 7 They repent¬ 
 ing are healed by a brazen serpent, lo Sundry 
 journeys ot the Israelites. 21 Sihon is overcome 
 3.1 and Og. ’ 
 
 XXII 1 Balak’s first message for Balaam is re¬ 
 fused. lo His second message obtains him. 22 An 
 angel vyould have slain him, if his ass had not 
 
 Balak entertains him. 
 
 XXIII 1, 13, 28 Balak’s sacrifice. 7,18 Balaam’s 
 parable. 
 
 XXiy. 1 Balaam leaving divinations, prophesies 
 the happiness ot Israel. 10 Balak in anger dis¬ 
 misses Inm. 15 He prophesies of the star of Ja- 
 aib, and the destruction of some nations. 
 
 XXy. 1 Israel at Shittim commit whoredom and 
 Molatry. 6 Phinehas killcth Zimri and Cozbi. lo 
 God therefore gives him an everlasting priest- 
 hqod lo J he Midianites are to be vexed. 
 
 1 • Israel is taken in the 
 
 plains of Moab. 52 'Ihe law of dividing amon^ 
 them the inheritance of the land. 57 The families 
 and number of Levites. 6.3 None were left of 
 them which were numbered at Sinai, but Caleb 
 and Joshua. 
 
 XXyil. I'Lhe daughters of Zelophehad sue for an 
 inheritance. 6 '1 he law of inheritance. 12 Moses 
 being told ot his death, sues for a successor. 18 
 appointed to succeed him. 
 
 AXVllI. 1 Offerings are to be observed. .3 The 
 burnt-offerinjr, 9 i lie offerinj^ on the 
 sabbath, 11 on the new moons, 16 at the passover, 
 
 ^ 1 n the day of hrst-fruits. 
 
 ^ . .1 • } ^ offf.ring; at the feast of trumpets, 7 
 at the day of afflicting their souls, 13 and on the 
 -V V days ot the feast of tabernacles, 
 
 AAA. 1 Vows are not to be broken. 3 Theexcep- 
 tion or a maul's vow. 6 Of a wife’s. 9 Of a 
 -v is divorced. 
 
 cGm’ U M ^^'^'.»n'les;ye spoiled, and Balaam 
 Slam. 13 Moses is wroth with the officers, for 
 sayingfhe women alive. 19 How the soldiers, 
 with their captives and spoil, are lo be purified! 
 
 -q 1 he proportion whereby the prey is to he di- 
 
 Reubenifes and Gadifes sue for 
 their inheritance on that side Jordan. 6 Moses 
 reproves them. 16 They offer him conditions to 
 
 S'rhe"v?n- ‘hem the land" 
 
 ■vvV conquer it. 
 
 'Vkforty journeys of the Israel- 
 Y V YTw Ihe yanaanites are to be destroyed. 
 
 ^he borders of the land. 16 Ihe 
 names of the men which shall divide it. 
 
 I. 
 
 XXXV. 1 Eight and fortj' cities for the Levites, 
 with their suburbs, and measure thereof. 6 Six 
 of them are to be cities of refuge. 9 The laws of 
 l^t^dcr. 31 Nq satisfaction for murder. 
 
 f Ihe inconvenience of the inheritance 
 
 ot daughters, 5 is remedied by marrying in their 
 own tribes, 7 lest the inheritance should be re¬ 
 moved from the tribe. 10 The daughters of Ze¬ 
 lophehad marry their father’s brother’s sons. 
 
 DEUTERONOMY. 
 
 Moses’s speech in the end of the fortieth year 
 briefly rehearsing the story, 6 of God’s promise, 
 9 ot giving them officers. 19 of sending the spies 
 to search the land, 34 ot God's anijer tor their 
 incredulity, 41 and disobedience. 
 
 II. 1 I he story is continued, that they were not to 
 meddle with the Edomites, 9 nor with the Moab- 
 it^es, 17 nor with the Ammonites, 24 but Sihon 
 
 I TTi -^''’^cite was subdued by them. 
 
 III. 1 The story of the conquest of Og king of Ba- 
 I Shan. 11 1 he bigness of his bed. 12 The distribu¬ 
 tion of those lands to the two tribes and half. 2.3 
 Moses s prayer to enter into the land. 26 He is 
 permitted to see it. 
 
 I.1 ^>1 exhortation to obedience. 41 Moses ap- 
 
 on that side Jordan. 
 
 V. 1 1 tie covenant in Horeb. 6 Ihe ten command¬ 
 ments. 22 At the people’s request Moses receives 
 the law from God. 
 
 VI. 1 'J'he end of the law is obedience. 3 An ex¬ 
 hortation thereto. 
 
 ^II; 1 Communion with the nations is forbhlden, 
 
 4 for fear of idolatry, 6 for tlie holiness of the 
 people, 9 for the nature of God in his mercy 
 and justice, 17 for fhe assuredness of victory 
 ^lyth God will give over them. 
 
 -An exhortation to obedience in regard of 
 God s dealing with them. 
 
 IX- 1 Moses dissuades them from the opinion of 
 Iheir own righteousness, by rehearsing their se¬ 
 veral rebellions. 
 
 X. 1 God’s mercy in restoring the two tables, 6 in 
 continuing the priesthood, 8 in separating the 
 tribe of Le.vi, loin hearkening to Moses’s suit 
 for the people. 12 An exhortation to obedience 
 Al. 1 An exhortation to obedience, 2 by their own 
 ex^nence of God’s great works, 8 by promise 
 of God s great blessings, 16 and by fhreateniugs 
 required in God’s word. 
 VTT I*'® Wessing and curse is set before them, 
 c M^uments of idolatry are to be destroyed. 
 
 place of God’s service is to be kept, le' 
 
 23 Blood is forbidden. 17. 20, 26 Holy lhin<rs 
 must be eaten in the holy place. 19 'I'he Levite 
 is not to be forsaken. 29 Idolatry is not to be 
 inquired after. 
 
 XIII 1 Enticers to idolatry, 6 though near of kin 
 to the magistrate, 9 are to be stoned to deatli. 
 y‘, cities are not to spared. 
 
 AIV. 1 God’s children are not to disfigure fhem- 
 selvp in mourning. 3 'What may and what may 
 JJpI 9® paten, 4 ot beasts, 9 of fislies, 11 of fowls. 
 
 .p.'l?! which dies of itself may not be eaten’ 
 
 22 J ithes ot divine service. 23 1 ithes and first¬ 
 lings ot rejoicing before the Lord. 28 'Ihe third 
 year’s tithe of alms and charity. 
 
 XV. 1 -Hie seventh year a year of release for fhe 
 no Ipf of lending or givino- jo 
 An Hebrew servant, 16 except hewill not depart' 
 must in the seventh year go free and well furnish! 
 
 J? Vn''sll>ng males of the cattle are to be 
 sanctified unto fhe I.ord. 
 
 Xyi. 1 Ihe feast of the passover, 9 of weeks, 13 of 
 tabernacles. 16 Every male must offer, as he is 
 able, at these three feasts. 18 Of judges and 
 .^Jostice. 22 Groves and images are forbidden. 
 AVII 1 The things sacrificed must be soiiml. 2 
 Idolaters must he slain. 8 Hard controversies are 
 to be determined by the priests and judges. 12 
 I "o.fontemner of that determination must die. 
 olpo^'on, 16 and duty, of a king. 
 
 Ay I II. 1 i'he 1,01(1 is the priests’ and Levites’ in¬ 
 heritance. .'3 'I he priests’due. 6 The l.evites’ 
 portion. 9 1 he abominations of the nations are 
 to be avoided. 15 Christ the propi.et is to he 
 hrard. 20 I'he presumptuous prophet is to die. 
 
 AI A. 1 1 hecities of refuge. 4 'I'he privilege thereof 
 tor the manslayer. 14 The landmark is not to be 
 removed. 15'Iwo witnesses at the least. 16'The 
 Tumishment of a false witness. 
 
 XX. 1 '['he prie.sts’ exliortation to encourage the 
 people to battle. 5 'i'he officers’ jiroclamation 
 who are to be dismissed from the war. 10 How 
 to use the edies that accejit or refuse fhe pro¬ 
 clamation ot peace. 16 What cities must he de¬ 
 voted. 19 I'rees of man’s meat must not be 
 (lesfroyed m the siege. 
 
 expiation of an uncertain murder. 
 
 10 t he usage ot a captive taken to wife. 15 'i’he 
 tirst-horn is not to be disinherited upon j'rivate 
 affection. 18 A stubborn son is to be stoned to 
 death. 22 'J'he malefactor must not hang all 
 qiight upon a tree. 
 
 XXII, 1 Of humanity toward brethren. 5 The sex 
 is to be distinguished by apparel. 6 I'he dam is 
 not to be taken with her young ones. 8 I he 
 house must have battlements. 9 Confusion is to 
 be avoided. 12 Fringes upon the vesture. 13 The 
 jainishment of him that slanders his wife, 20 22 
 ot adultery, 25 ot rape, 28 and of fornication’, 3o 
 inc(‘st. 
 
 XXIII. 1 Who may or may not enter info the 
 congregation. 9 L’licleanness to he avoided in the 
 .lI'P,f'lPitive servant. 17 Of filthiness. 
 
 18 Ot ahommahle sacrifices. 19 Of usury. 21 Of 
 vows. 24 Ot trespasses. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Of divorce. 5 A new married man goeth 
 ‘o war. 6, 10 Of pledges. 7 Of man-stealers. 
 
 8 Ot leprosy. 14 Ihe hire is to be given. 16 Of 
 justice. 19 Of charity. 
 
 XXV. 1 Stripes must not exceed forty. 4 'fhe ox is 
 
 not to be muzzled. 5 Of raising seed unto a bro¬ 
 ther. H Ot the immodest woman. 13 Of unjust 
 weights. 17 'Ihe memory of Amalek is to be 
 blotted out. 
 
 XXVI. 1 'fhe confession of him that offers the 
 basket of first fruits. 12 'I'he prayer of him that 
 gives his third year’s tithes. 16 The covenant 
 between God and the people. 
 
 XXV II. 1 'Ihe people are commanded to write 
 the law upon stones, 5 and to build an altar of 
 whole stones, 11'I'he tribes divided on Geriz- 
 2im and Ebal. 14 'The curses pronounced on 
 _mount Ebal. 
 
 XXVI11. 1'] he blessings for obedience. 15'The 
 curses for disobedience. 
 
 XXIX. 1 Moses exhorts them to obedience, by the 
 memory of the works they have seen. 1() All 
 are presented before the Lord to enter into his 
 covenant. 18 'Lhe great wrath on him that flat- 
 I ters himself in his wickedness. 29 Secret things 
 ! belong to God. 
 
 ^XX. 1 Great mercies promised to the penitent. 
 11 lhe commandment is manifest. 15 Death 
 and life are set before them. 
 
 XXXI. 1 Moses encourages the people. 7 lie en¬ 
 courages Joshua. 9 He delivers the law to the 
 priests to read it in the seventh year to the people. 
 14 God gives a charge to .loshua, 19 and a sono- 
 to testify against the people. 24 Moses delivers 
 the book ot the law to the Levites to keep. 28 
 Ue make.s a protestation to the ehiers. 
 
 XXXI1 1 Moses’s song, which displays God’s mer¬ 
 cy and vengeance. 46 He exhorts them to set their 
 hearts upon it. 48 God sends him up to mount 
 Nebo, to see the land and die. 
 
 XXX III 1 I he majesty ot God. 6 'Lhe blessings of 
 Iwelve tribes. 26 Lhe excellency of Israel 
 XXXI\ . 1 Moses from mount Nebo views the land, 
 
 5 Hedies there. 6 His burial. 7 Usage, a'l'hirty 
 
 , I”'' 9 Joshua succeeds him. 
 
 10 ihe praise ot Moses. 
 
 I. 
 
 JOSHUA. 
 
 appoints Joshua to succeed Moses. 3 
 lhe borders ot the promised land. 5, 9 God pro- 
 rnises to assist Joshua. 8 He gives iiim instruc¬ 
 tions. 10 He prepares the people to pass over 
 •Iordan. 12 .loshua puts the two tribes and a half 
 in mind ot their promise to Moses. 16 1 hey oro- 
 mise him fealty. ^ 
 
 II. 1 Rahab receives and conceals the two spies sent 
 
 from Shittim. 8 I he covenant between her and 
 them. 23 'I'heir return and relation. 
 
 III. 1 Joshua comes to Jordan. 2 The officers in¬ 
 
 struct the people for the passage. 7 1 he Lord en¬ 
 courages JoshuH. 9 Joshua encourages the people 
 14 l he waters of Jordan are divided. ‘ 
 
 IV. 1 Twelve men are appointed to fake twelve 
 stones tor a memorial out of .Jordan. 9 'I'welve 
 other stones are set up in the midst of .Iordan 10 
 19'rhe people pass over. 14God magnifies Joshua’ 
 20 the twelve stones are pitched in Gilgal. 
 
 V. 1 'Ihe Canaanites are afraid. 2 loshua renews 
 circumcision. 10'fhe passoveris kept at Gil>'al 
 12 Manna ceases. 13 An angel appears to Joslma' 
 
 VL 1 Jericho is shut up. 2 God instructs Joshua 
 how to besiege it. 12'fhe city is compassed. 17 
 It must be accursed. 20'fhe walls fall down 
 22 Rahab is saved. 26 'fhe builder of Jericho is 
 cursed. 
 
 VII. 1'f he Israelites are smitten at Ai. 6 Joshua’s 
 
 complaint. 10 God instructs him what to do. 16 
 Achaii is taken bj' lot. 19 His confession. 22 
 Both himself, and all he had, are destroyed in the 
 valley of Achor. ' ® 
 
 VIII. 1 God encourages Joshua. 3 The sfrata«^em 
 whereby Ai was taken. 29 The king thereof is 
 handed. .30 Joshua builds an altar, 32 writes 
 fhe law on stones, 33 propounds blessings and 
 cursings. 
 
 IX. 1 The kings combine against Israel. 3TheGi- 
 beonites by craft obtain a league : 16 for which 
 they are condemned to peimetnal bondage 
 
 X. 1 Five kings war against Gibeon. 6 Joshua res¬ 
 cues It. 10 God fights against them with hailstones 
 12 1 he sun and moon stand still at fhe word of 
 .loshua. 16 The five kings are mured in acave. 21 
 they are brought forth, 24 scornfully used, 26 
 and hanged. 40 Seven kings more are conquered 
 ^43 Joshua returns to Gilgal. 
 
 XL 1 Divers kings overcome at the wafers of Me- 
 rom. 10 Hazor is taken and burnt. 16 All the 
 country taken by .loshua. 21 fhe Anakimscutoff. 
 
 XII. 1 lhe two kings whose countries Moses took 
 and disposed of. 7 I'fie one and thirty kiiiirs on 
 the other side of Jordan which Joshua smote. 
 
 XIII. 1 'J'he bounds of fhe land not yet conquered 
 8 'I'he inheritance of the two tribes and half. 14' 
 
 1 Lord .and his .sacrifices, are Ihe inheritance 
 of Levi. 15'1'he bonndsof theinheritanceof Beu- 
 ben. Balaam slain. C4 I he boundsot'tlie inhe- 
 rifanceot Gad, 29 and the half tribe of Manasseh 
 X I V. 1 'I'he nine tribes and a half are to have their 
 inheritance by lot. 6 Caleb by privilege obtains 
 ^ Hebron. 
 
 XV. 1 The borders of fhe lot of Judah. ISCaleb’s 
 portion .and conquest. 16 Ofhniel for his valour 
 hath Achsah, ('aleh’s daimlifer, to wife. 18 .She 
 obtains a blessing of her father. 21 l he cities ot 
 Judah. ^ 63 'I'he ./ehusites not conquered. 
 
 XVI. 1 'I’lie general borders of the sons of Joseph. 
 
 5 1 he border of the inheritance of Fphraim. 16 
 l^he Canaanites not conquered. 
 
 XVII. 1 lhe lot of Manasseh. BHiscoast. ICThe 
 Canaanites not driven out. 14 Ihe children of 
 Joseph obtain another lot. 
 
 XVIII. 1 riie tabernacle is set lip at Shiloh. CThe 
 remainder of the land is described, and divided 
 into seven parts. 10 Joshua divides it by lot. ll 
 '*“* l^orderof Benjamin. 21 Tlieir cities. 
 XIX. ri he lot of Simeon, lOofZebulun, 17ofls- 
 sachar, 24 ot Asher, .32 of Naphtali, 40 of Dan. 
 
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COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 46 The cliildren of Israel give an inheritance to 
 Joshua. 
 
 XX. 1 God commands, 7 and the children of Israel 
 appoint the six cities of refuse. 
 
 XXI. 1 b'iglit and forty cities given by lot, out of 
 the otlier tribes, to the Levites. 43 God gave the 
 land, and rest unto the Israelites, according to his 
 promise. 
 
 X.Kll. 1 The two tribes and half with a blessing are 
 sent liome. 9 I liey build the altar of testimony, 
 in their journey. J1 The Israelites are offended 
 thereat. 21 I hey give them good satisfaction. 
 XXIII. 1 .Joshua’s exhortation before Ids death, 3 by 
 former benefits, 5 by promises. Hand by threats. 
 
 XXIV. 1 .loshua assemt)les the tribes at.Shechem. 
 2 A brief history of God’s benefits from Terali. 
 14 He renews a covenant between them and God. 
 26 A stone the witnessof the covenant. 29 .Josluia’s 
 age, death, and burial. 32 Joseph’s bones are 
 buried. 33 Eleazar dies. 
 
 JUDGES. 
 
 I. The acts of Judah and Simeon. 4 Adonibezek 
 justly requited. H Jerusalem taken. JO Hebron 
 taken. 11 Othniel hath Achsah to wife for taking 
 ofDebir. IGThe Kenitesdwell in Judah. 17 Hor- 
 inah, Gaza, Askelon, and Ekron taken. 21 I'he 
 acts of Benjamin. 22 Of the house of Joseph, 
 ■who fake Bethel. SOOfZebulun. 31 Of Asher. 
 33 Of Naphtali. 34 Of Dan. 
 
 II. I An angel rebukes the people at Bochim. 6 The 
 wickedness of the new generation after Joshua. 
 14 God’s anger and pity towards them. 20 The 
 Canaanites are left to prove Israel. 
 
 III. 1 'J’he nations which were left to prove Israel. 
 
 6 By communion with them they commit idolatry. 
 8 Othniel delivers them from Chushan-Risha- 
 thaim, 12 Ehud from Eglon, 31 Shamgar from the 
 Philistines. 
 
 IV. 1 Deborah and Barak deliver them fromjabin 
 and Sisera. 
 
 V. 1 'J’he song of Deborah and Barak. 
 
 Vf. 1 The Israelites for their sin are oppressed by 
 IVIidian. 8 A prophet rebukes them. 11 An angel 
 sends Gideon for their deliverance. 17 Gideon’s 
 present is consumed with fire. 24 Gideon destroys 
 Baal’s altar, and offers a sacrifice upon the altar 
 Jehovah-shalom. 30 Joash defends his son, and 
 calls him Jerubbaal. 33 Gideon’s army. .36 
 Gideon’s signs. 
 
 VII. 1 Gideon’s army of two and thirty thousand is 
 brought to three hundred. 9 He is encouraged by 
 the dream and interpretation of the barley cake. 
 16 His stratagem of trumpets and lamps in pitch¬ 
 ers. 24 The Ephraimite^ take Greb and Zeeb. 
 
 VIII. 1 Gideon pacifies the Ephraiinites. 4Succoth 
 and Penuel refuse to relieve Gideon’s army. 10 
 Zebah and Zalmunnf. are taken. 13 Succoth anil 
 Penuel are liestroyed. 17 Gideon revenges his 
 brethren’s death on Zebah and Zalinunna. 22 He 
 refuses government. 24 His ephod cause of idola¬ 
 try. 28 Midian subdued. 29 Gideon’s children, 
 and death. 33 The Israelites’ idolatry and ingra¬ 
 titude. 
 
 IX. 1 A bimelech, by conspiracy with the Shechem- 
 ites, and murder of his brethren, is marie king. 
 
 7 Jotham by a parable rebukes them, and foretells 
 their ruin. 22 Gaal conspires with the Shechem- 
 itesagainst him. .30 Zebul reveals it. 34 Abi- 
 ineiech overcomes them, and sows the city with 
 salt. 46 He burns the hold of the god Berith. 
 SOAtThebez he is slain by a piece of a millstone. 
 56 Jotham’s curse is fulfilled. 
 
 X. 1 'I’ola judges Israel in Shamir. 3 .lair, whose 
 thirty sons had thirty cities. 6 The Philistines and 
 Ammonites oppress Israel. 10 In their misery, 
 God sends them to their false gods. 15 Upon their 
 repentance, he pities them. 
 
 X'l. 1 The covenant betvveen .Tephthah ami the 
 Gileadites, that he should be their head. 12 Tlie 
 treaty of peace between him and the Ammonites is 
 in vain. 29 Jephthah’s vow. .32 His conquests of 
 the Ammonites. 34 He performs his vow on his 
 daughter. 
 
 XII. 1 file Ephraimites quarrelling with .Tephthah, 
 and discerned by Shibboleth, aie slain by the 
 Gileadites. 7 Jephthah dies. 8 Ibzan, wlio had 
 thirty sons and thirty daughters, 12 and Elon, 13 
 and Abdon, who had forty sons and thirty 
 nephews, judged Israel. 
 
 XIII. 1 Israel is in the hand of the Philistines. 2 
 An angel appears to Manoah’s wife. B Theangel 
 appears to Manoah. 15 Manoah’s sacrifice, wliere- 
 ^by the angel is discovered. 24 Samson is born. 
 
 XIV. 1 Samson desires a wife of the Philistines. 6 
 In his journey he kills a lion. 8 In a second 
 journey he finds honey in the carcase. 10 Sam¬ 
 son’s marriage feast. 12 His riddle by Ids wife 
 is made known. 19 He spoils thirty Philistines. 
 ^20 His wife is married to another. 
 
 XV. 1 Samson is denied his wife. 3 He burns 
 the Philistines’ corn with foxes and firebrands. 6 
 His wife and her father are burnt by the Pliilis- 
 tines. 7 Samson smites them hip and thigh. 9 
 He is bound by'the men of .Iudah,and flelivered 
 to the Philistines. 14 He kills them with a jaw¬ 
 bone. 18 God makes the fountain En-hakkore 
 for him in Lehi. 
 
 XVI. 1 Samson at Gazaescapes, and carries away 
 tlie gates of the city. 4 Delilah, corrupted by the 
 Philistines, enticeth Samson. 6 She is deceived 
 thrice. 15 At last she overcomes him. 21 The 
 Philistines take him and put out his eyes. 22 His 
 strength renewing, he pulls down the house upon 
 the Philistines, and dies. 
 
 XVII. 1 Wf the money that Micah first stole, then 
 restored, his mother makes images, 5 and the 
 ornaments for them. 6 He hires a Levite to be 
 his priest. 
 
 Xyill. 1 "The Danitessend five men to seek out an 
 inheritance. 3 At the house of Micah they con¬ 
 sult with Jonathan, and are encouraged in their 
 
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 way. 7 They .search T,aish, and bring back news 
 of goqrf hope. 11 .Six hundred men are sent to 
 surprise it. 14 In the way tliey rob Micali of his 
 priest and his consecrated things. 27 They win 
 
 l.aisi), an<l call it Dan. .3'.) 'i'liey set up idolatry, 
 wherein Jonathan inherited the priesthood. 
 
 XIX. 1 A Levite goes to Bethlehem to fetch liome 
 his wife. 16 An old man entertains him at Gibeah. 
 22 Tlie Gibeonites abuse his concubine to death. 
 29 He divides her into twelve pieces to send them 
 to the twelve tribes. 
 
 XX. I'l’he Levite in a general assembly declares his 
 wrong. 8 1 he decree of the assembly. 12 I he 
 Benjamites fieing cited, make head against the 
 Israelites. 18 The Israelites in two battles lo.se 
 forty thousand. 26 They destroy by stratagem 
 all the Benjamites, except si.\ hundred. 
 
 XXI. 1 The people bewail the desolation of Benja¬ 
 min. 8 By the destruction of Jabesh Gilead 
 they provide them four hundred wives. 16'I’liey 
 advise them to surprise the virgins that danced at 
 Shiloh. 
 
 RUTH. 
 
 I. Elimelech, driven by famine into Moab, dies 
 there. 4 Mahlon and Chilion, having niarrierl 
 wives of Moab, die also. 6 Naomi returning 
 homeward, 8 dissuades her two daughters-in-law 
 from going with her. 14 Orpah leaves her, but 
 Ruth with great constancy accompanies her. 19 
 'I'hey two come to Bethlehem, where they are 
 gladly received. 
 
 II. 1 Ruth gleans in the fields of Boaz. 4 Boaz 
 taking knowledge of her, 8 shews her great fa¬ 
 vour. 18 What she got shec irried tc Naomi. 
 
 III. 1 By Naomi’s instruction, o Ruth lies at Boaz’s 
 feet. 8 Boaz acknowledges the right of a kins¬ 
 man. 14 He sends her away with six measures 
 of barley. 
 
 IV. 1 Boaz calls into judgment the next kinsman. 6 
 He refuses the redemption according to the man¬ 
 ner in Israel. 9 Boaz buys the inheritance. 11 He 
 marries Ruth. 13 She bears Obed the grandfather 
 of David. 18 The generation of Pharez. 
 
 I SAMUEL. 
 
 I. Elkanah, a Levite, having two wives, worships 
 yearly at Shiloh. 4 He cherishes Hannah, though 
 barren, and provoked by Peninnah. 9 Hannah in 
 grief prays tor a child. 12 Eli first rebuking her, 
 afterwards blesses her. 19 Hannah having born 
 Samuel, stays at home till he is weaned. 24 She 
 presents him, according to her vow, to the Lord. 
 
 II. 1 Hannah’s song in thankfulness. 12'rhesin of 
 Eli’s sons. 18 Samuel’s ministry. 20 By Eli’s 
 blessing, Hannah is more fruitful. 22 Eli reproves 
 his sons. 27 A prophecy against Eli’s house. 
 
 III. 1 How the word of the Lord was first revealed 
 to Samuel. 11 God tells Samuel the destruction 
 of Eli’s house. 15 Samuel, though loth, tells Eli 
 the vision. 19 Samuel grows in credit. 
 
 IV. 1 The Israelites are overcome by the Philistines 
 at Eben-ezer. .3 They fetch the ark, to the ter- 
 I'or of the Philistines. 10 'riiey are .smitten again, 
 the ark taken, Hophni and Phinehas are slain. 
 12 Eli, at the news, falling backward, breaks his 
 neck. 19 Phinehas’s wife, discouraged in her 
 travail with Ichabod, dies. 
 
 V. 1 'I he Philistines having brought the ark into 
 Ashdod, set it in the house of Dagon. 3 l)_agon 
 falls down, and is cut in pieces, and they of Ash¬ 
 dod smitten with ernerods. 8 So God deals with 
 them of Gath, when it was brought thither. 10 
 And so with them of Ekron, when it was brought 
 thither. 
 
 VI. 1 After seven months the Philistines take coun¬ 
 sel how to send back the ark. 10 'I’hey bring it 
 on a new cart with an offering unto Befli-she- 
 mesh. 19 The people are smitten for looking into 
 the ark. 21 'i'hey send to them of Kirjath-jearim 
 to fetch it. 
 
 VII. 1 They of Kirjath-jearim bring the ark into 
 the house of Abinadab, and sanctify Eleazar’s son 
 to keep it. 2 After twenty years, .3 the Israelites, 
 by Samuel’s means, solemnly repent at Mizpeh. 
 7,While Samuel prays and sacrifices, the Lord 
 discomfits the Philistines by thunder, at Eben- 
 ezer. 1.3'ihePhilistities are subdued. loSamuel 
 peaceably and religiously judges Israel. 
 
 VIII. 1 By occasion of the evil government of 
 Samuel’s sons, the Israelites ask a king. 6 Samuel 
 praying in grief, is comforted by God. 10 He tells 
 the manner of a king. 19 God willeth Samuel to 
 yiehl inito the importunity of the people. 
 
 IX. 1 Saul despairing to find his father’s a.sses, 6 by 
 the counsel of his servant, 11 and direction o'f 
 young maidens, 15 according to God’s revelation, 
 18 comes to Samuel. 19 Samuel entertains Saul 
 at the feast. 25 Samuel, after secret communi¬ 
 cation, brings Saul on his way. 
 
 X. 1 Samuel iinoints Saul. 2 He confirms him bi’ 
 prediction of three signs. 9 Saul’s heart is chang¬ 
 ed, and he prophesies. 14 He conceals the mat¬ 
 ter of the kingdom from his uncle. 17 Saul is 
 chosen at IMizpeh by lot. 26 The different affec¬ 
 tions of his subjects. 
 
 XI. 1 Nahash offers them of .Jabesh Gilead a re¬ 
 proachful condition. 4 'I’hey send messengers, 
 and are delivered by Saul. 12 Saul thereby is 
 confirmed and his kingdom renewed 
 
 XII. 1 Samuel testifies his integrity. 6 He re¬ 
 proves the people of ingratitude. l’6 lie ten ifies 
 
 . them with thunder in harvest time. 20 He com¬ 
 forts them in God’s mercy. 
 
 XIII. 1 Saul’s selected band. 3 He calls the He¬ 
 brews to Gilgal against the Philistines whose gar¬ 
 rison Jonathan had smitten. 5 'I’he Philistines’ 
 great host. 6'I'he distress of the Israelites. 8Saul, 
 weary of staying for Samuel, s.acrificeth. 11 
 Samuel reproves him. 17 'I’he three spoiling 
 bands of the Philistines. 19 'Ehe policy of the 
 Philistines, to suffer no smith in Israel. 
 
 XI\. 1 Jonathan, unkno'wn to his father, tlie 
 priest, or the people, goes and miraculously 
 smites the Philistines’ garrison. 15 A divine ter- 
 ror makes them beat themselves. 19 Saul not 
 staying the priest’s answer, sets on them. 21 
 'I he captivated Hebrews, and the liidden Israel¬ 
 ites, join against them. 24 .Saul's unadvised ad¬ 
 juration hinders the victory. 32 He restrains 
 the people from eating blood. .35 He builds an 
 alfar, 30.Jonathan taken by lot, is saved by the 
 people. 47 Saul’s strength and family. 
 
 Xy. 1 Samuel Sends .Saul to destroy Amalek. 6 
 .Saul favours ffie Kenifes. 8 He spares Agag 
 and the best of the spoil. 16 Samuel denounces 
 unto Saul, commending and excusing hirnselt, 
 God’s rejection of him for his disobedience. 24 
 .Saul's humiliation. .'32 Samuel kills Agag. 34 
 Samuel and .Saul part. 
 
 XVI. 1 .Samuel sent by God, under pretence of a 
 sacrifice, comes to Bethlehem. 6 His human 
 judgment is reproved. 11 He anoints David. 15 
 .Saul sends for David to quiet his evil spirit. 
 Xyil. 1 The armies of the Israelites and Philis¬ 
 tines being ready to battle, 4 Goliath comes 
 proudly forth to challenge a combat. 12 David, 
 sent by bis father to vidt his brethren, accepts 
 ffie cballenge. 28 Lliab chides him. 30 He is 
 brought to Saul. .32 He shews the reason of his 
 confidence. Without armour, armed by faith 
 Kills the giant. 55 Saul takes notice of David’ 
 XVIII. I Jonathan loves David. 5 Saul envies 
 his jiraise, 10 seeks to kill him in his fury, 12 
 rears him for his good success, 17 offers him his 
 daugliters for a snare. 22 David persuaded to 
 be the king’s son-in-law, gives two liundred fore¬ 
 skins of the Philistines tor Michal’s dowry. 28 
 S^l’s hatred, and David’s glory, increases. 
 
 XI A. 1 Jonathan discovers his father's purpose to 
 I/ft^id. 4 He persuades his fatlier to recon¬ 
 ciliation. 8 By reason of David’s good success 
 in a new ■war, Saul's malicious rage breaks out 
 against him. 12 ^Uchal deceives her father with 
 an image in David’s bed. 18 David comes to 
 Samuel in Naioth. 20 Saul’s messengers, sent to 
 ^ke Da\id, 22 anil Saul himself, prophesy. 
 
 XX. 1 David consults with Jonathan for hissafety. 
 11 Jonathan and David renew tlieir covenant by 
 oath. 18 Jonathan’s token to David. 24 .Saul, 
 mi.ssing David, seeks to kill Jonathan. .35 Juna- 
 lo’-'inply takes his leave of David. 
 
 XXL 1 David at Nob obtains of Ahiinelech lial- 
 lowed bread. 7 Doeg was present. 8 David 
 takes Goliath’s sword. 10 David at Gatli feigns 
 himself mad. ® 
 
 XXIl. 1 Comp anies resort unto David at Adiillam. 
 .3 At iVIizpeh he commends his parents unto the 
 king of Moab. 5 Admonished by Gad, he comes 
 to Hareth. 6 Saul going to pursue him, complains 
 of his servants’ unfaithfulness. 9 Doeg accuses 
 yyhimelech. 11 Saul commands to kill the priests. 
 17 '1 he footmen refusing, Doeg executes it. 20 
 A hiathar escaping, brings David the news. 
 XXIII. 1 David inquiring of the Lord by Abia- 
 thar, rescues Keilah. 7 God sliewing him the 
 coming of Saul, and the treachery of the Keil- 
 ites, he escapes from Keilah. 14 In Ziph Jona¬ 
 than comes and comforts him. 19 The Ziphites 
 discover him to Saul. 25 At Maon he is rescued 
 from Saul by the invasion of the Philistines. 29 
 He dwells at Engedi. 
 
 XXI’V. 1 David in a cave at Engedi, having cut 
 off Saul’s skirt, spares his life. 8 He she^ws 
 thereby his innoceiicy. 16 Saul acknowledging 
 bis fault, takes an oath of David, and departs. 
 
 XXV. 1 Samuel dies. 2 David in Paran sends to 
 Nabal. 10 Provoked by Nabal’s churlishness, he 
 intends to destroy him. 14 Abigail discovering 
 it, 18 takes a present, 2.3 and by her wisdom, 
 .32 pacifies David. ,36 Nabal hearing thereof, 
 dies. 39 David takes Abigail and Ahinoam to 
 be his wives. 44 Michal is given to Phalti. 
 
 XXVI. 1 Saul, by the discovery of the Ziphites, 
 comes to Hachilah against David. 4 Daviil com¬ 
 ing into the trench, stays Abishai from killing 
 Saul, but takes liis spear and cruse. 13 David 
 reproves Abner, 18 and exhorts Saul. 21 Saul 
 acknowledges his sin. 
 
 XXVI I. 1 Saul hearing David to be in Gath, seeks 
 no more for him. 5 David liegs Ziklagof Achish. 
 
 8 He, invadingother countries, persuades Acliisli 
 he fought against Judah. 
 
 XXVIII. 1 Achish ^11 fs confidence in David. .3 
 Saul having destroyed the witches, 4 and now in 
 his fear forsaken of God, 7 seeks to a witch. 9 
 'I’he witch, encouraged by Saul, raises up Samuel. 
 15 Saul hejiring his ruin, faints. 21 The woman, 
 with his servants, refresh liiin with meat. 
 
 XXIX. 1 David marching with the Philistines, 3 
 is disallowed by their princes. 6 Achish dismisses 
 him with commendations of his fidelity. 
 
 XXX. 1 'Die Amalekites spoil Ziklag. 4 D.avid 
 asking counsel, is encouraged by God to pursue 
 them. 11 By means of a revived Egyptian, he is 
 brougiit to the enemies, and recovers'all the spoil. 
 22 David’s law to divide the spoil equally be¬ 
 tween them that figlit and them that keep the 
 stuff. 26 He sends presents to his friends. 
 
 XXXI. 1 Saul having lost his army, and liis sons 
 slain, he and his armour-bearer kill themselves. 
 
 7 I lie Phjiistines possess the forsaken towns of 
 the Israelites. 8 'I hej’ triumph over the deaci 
 carcases. 11 'I’hey of Jabesh Gilead, recovering 
 the bodies by night, burn tlieni at Jabesh, and 
 niourntully bury their bones. 
 
 II SAMUEL. 
 
 I. The Amalekife, who brought tidings of the over¬ 
 throw, and accused himself of Saul’s death, is 
 slain. 17 David lamentelh Saul and Jonathan 
 with a song. 
 
 II. 1 David, by God’s direction, with his company 
 goes up to Hebron, where he is made king of Ju 
 
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 COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 <iah. 5 He commends them of Jabesh Gilead for 
 their kindness to Saul. 8 Abner makes Ishbo- 
 sheth km;? ot Israel. 12 A mortal skirmish be¬ 
 tween twelve of Abner’s and twelve of Joab’s 
 men. 18 Asahel is slain, 25 At Abner’s mo¬ 
 tion Joab sounds a retreat. .32 Asahel’s burial. 
 
 III. 1 During the war David grows yet stronger. 2 
 Six sons were born to him in Hebron. 6 Abner 
 displeased with Ishbosheth, 12 revolts to David. 
 13 David requires a condition to bring him his 
 wife Michal. I 7 Abner having communed with 
 the Israelites, is feasted by David, and dismisserl 
 22 Joab returning from battle, is displeased wdth 
 the king, and kills Abner. 28 David curses Joab, 
 31 and mourns for Abner. 
 
 IV- 1 Tlie Israelites being troubled at the death of 
 Abner, 2 Baana and Recbab slay Ishbosheth 
 and bring his head to Hebron. 9 David causes 
 them to be slain, and Ishbosheth’s head to be 
 buried. 
 
 V. I Ihe tribes come to Hebron to anoint David 
 over Israel. 4 David’s age. 6 He taking Zion 
 from the Jebusites, dwells in it. 11 Hiram sends 
 to David. 1.3 Eleven sons are born to him in Je¬ 
 rusalem. 17 David directed by God, smites the 
 
 Philistines at Baal Perazim, 22 and again at the 
 mulberr>;-trees. 
 
 Yl. 1 David fetches the ark from Kirjath-jearim on 
 a new cart. 6 Uzzah is smitten at Perez-Uzzah 
 9 God blesses Obed-Edom for the ark. 12 David 
 brings the ark into Zion with sacrifices, dances 
 before it, for which Michal despiseth him. 17 
 He places it in the tabernacle with great joy and 
 feasting. 20 Michal reproving David for his 
 religious joy, is c hildless to her death. 
 
 ^ II. 1 Nathan first approving the purpose of Da¬ 
 vid to buijd Gqd a house, 4 after by the word of 
 God forbids him. 12 He promises him benefits 
 and blessings in his seed. 18 David’s prayer 
 and thanksgiving. 
 
 VIII. 1 David subdues the Philistines and Moab 
 ites. .3 He smites Hadadezer, and the Syrians. 9 
 Joi sends Jorain with presents to bless"liim. n 
 The presents and the spoil David dedicates to 
 God. 14 He puts garrisons in Edom. 16 Da¬ 
 vid s officers. 
 
 IX. 1 David by Ziba sends for IMephibosheth. For 
 Jonathan’s sake he entertains him at liis table 
 and restores him all that was Saul’s. 9 He makes 
 Ziba his farmer. 
 
 X. David’s me.ssengers sent to comfort Hanun the 
 
 son of Nahash, are treated cruelly by him. 6 
 'Ihe Ammonites, strengtliened by the Syrians 
 are overcome by Joab and Abisliai. 15 Shobach 
 making a new supply of the Syrians at Ilelam 
 IS slam by David. ’ 
 
 XI. 1 While Joab besiegefh Pabbah, David com 
 mits adultery with Bath-sheba. 6 Uriah sent 
 tor by David to cover the adultery, would not "o 
 home either sober or drunken. 14 He carries "to 
 Joab the order for his death. 18 Joab sends the 
 report thereof to David. 26 David takes Bath- 
 sheba tq wife. 
 
 XII. 1 Nathan’s parable of the ewe-lamb, causes 
 David to be his own judge. 7 David reproved by 
 IS;athan, confesses his sin, and is pardoned. 15 Da- 
 vid mourns and prays for thechild w'hile it lives. 
 
 24 Solomon is born, and named Jedidiah. 26 Da- 
 
 -vTti Pabbah, and tortures the people thereof. 
 
 Amnon loving Tamar, by Jonadab’s coun¬ 
 sel feigning himself sick, ravishes her. 15 He 
 hates her, and shamefully turns her away. 19 
 Absalom entertains her, and conceals his pur¬ 
 pose. 23 At a sheep-shearing among all the 
 King ssons, he kills Amnon. .30 David grievin" 
 atthe news, is comforted byjonadab. 37 Absa'’- 
 lom files tolalmai at Geshur. 
 
 1 Joab, suborning a widow of Tekoah,b 3 ' a 
 parable to incline the king’s heart to fetch home 
 Absalom, brings him to Jerusalem. 25 Absa¬ 
 lom 3 beauty, hair, and children. 28 After two 
 years, Absalom by Joab is brought into the kind’s 
 presence. “ 
 
 XV. ] Absalom, by fair speeches and courtesies 
 steals the hearts of Israel. ^ Under pretence of 
 a vow, he obtains leave to go to Hebron. 10 He 
 makes there a great conspiracy. 13 David, upon 
 the news, flees from Jerusalem. 19 Itlai would 
 not leave him. 24 Zadok and Abialharare sent 
 back with the ark. .30 David and his company 
 go up mount Olivet weeping. .31 He curses 
 Ahilhophers counsel. 32 Hushai is sent back 
 W'lth instructions. 
 
 XVI. 1 Ziba, by presents and false suggestions, 
 obtains his master’s inheritance. 5 At Bahurim 
 bhimei curseth Dayid. 9 David with patience 
 abstains, and restrains others, from revenge. 15 
 Hushai insinuates himself into Absalom’s coun- 
 sH. 20 Ahithophel’s counsel. 
 
 1 Ahithophel’s counsel is overthrown by 
 Hushai 3 , according'to God’s appointment. 15 
 secret intelligence is sent unto David. 2.3 Ahi- 
 tnophel hangs himself. 25 Amasa is made cap¬ 
 tain. 27 David at Mahanaim is furnished with 
 provision. 
 
 HI. 1 David viewing the armies in their march, 
 gives them charge of Absalom. 6 'I he Israelites 
 are sorely smitten in the wood of Ephraim. 9 
 Atealom hanging in an oak, is slain by Joab, 
 and cast into a pit. 18 Absalom’s place. 19 
 Ahimaaz and Cushi bring tidings to David. 33 
 
 „Havid mourns for Absalom. 
 
 X.IX. 1 Joab causes the king to cease his mourn¬ 
 ing. 9 Ihe Israelites are earnest to bring the 
 king back, n David sends to the priests to in- 
 *hem of Judah. 18 Shimei is pardoned. 24 
 excused. 32 Barzillai dismissed. 
 Uhimham his son is taken into the king’s family. 
 
 41 Ihe Israelites expostulate with Judah for 
 minging home the king without them. 
 
 occasion of the quarrel, Sheba makes a 
 party m Israel. .3 David’s ten concubines are 
 
 shut up in perpetual prison. 4 Amasa made 
 captain over Judah, is slain by Joab. 14 Joab 
 pursueth Sheba unto Abel. 16 A wise woman 
 saves the city by Sheba’s head. 23 David’s 
 officers. 
 
 XXI. 1 The three years’ famine for the Gibeonites 
 cease, by hanging seven of Saul’s sons. 10 Kiz- 
 pah s kindness unto the dead. 12 David buries 
 the bones of Saul and Jonathan in his father’s 
 sepulchre. 15 Four battles against the Philistines, 
 wherein four valiants of David slay four giants. 
 
 XXII. ] A psalm of thanksgiving I'or God’s power¬ 
 ful deliverance, and manifold blessings. 
 
 XXIII. 1 David in his last words professes his faith 
 in God’s promises to be beyond sense or experi¬ 
 ence. 6 I he different state of the wicked. 8 A 
 ^talogue ot David’s mighty men. 
 
 XXIV. 1 David, tempted by Satan, forces Joab to 
 nuniber the people. 5 The captains, in nine months 
 and twenty days, bring the muster of thirteen 
 hundred thousand fighting men. 10 David hav¬ 
 ing three plagues propounded b\’ Gad, repents, 
 and chooses the three days’ pestilence. 15 After 
 tile death ot threescore and ten thousand, David, 
 by repentance, prevents the destruction of Jeru- 
 s^lem. 18 David, by Gad’s direction, purchases 
 Araunah’s threshing-floor, where having sacri¬ 
 ficed, the plague is stayed. 
 
 I KINGS. 
 
 I. Abishag cherishes David in his extreme age. 
 
 5 Adonijah, David’s favourite, usurps the king¬ 
 dom. 11 By the counsel of Nathan, 15 Bath- 
 sheba moves the king, 22 and Nathan seconds 
 her# 28 David renews his oath to Bq^h-sheba 
 32 Solomon, by David’s appointment, being 
 anointed king by Zadok and N athan, the people 
 triumph. 41 Jonathan, bringing the news, Ado- 
 nijah’s guests fly. 50 Adonijah fleeing to the 
 horns of the altar, upon his good behaviour is 
 dismissed by .Solomon. 
 
 II. 1 David having given a charge to Solomon, .3 of 
 religiousness, 5 of Joab, ^ of Barzillai, 8 of Shi- 
 mei, 10 dies. 12 Solomon succeeds. 13 Adonijah 
 moving Bath-sheba to sue unto Solomon for Abi- 
 shag, is put to death. 26 Abiathar having his life 
 given him, is deprived of the priesthood. 28 Joab 
 fleeing to the horns of the altar, is there slain. 35 
 Benaiah is put in Joab’s room, and Zadok in Abi- 
 athar’s. .36 Shimei confined to Jerusalem, by oc¬ 
 casion of going thence to Gath, is put to death. 
 
 III. 1 Solomon marries Pharaoh’s daughter. 2 
 High places being in use, Solomon sacrifices 
 at Gibeon. 5 Solomon at Gibeon, in the choice 
 which God gave him, preferring wisdom, obtains 
 wisdom, riches, and honour. 16 Solomon’s judg¬ 
 ment between the two harlots, makes him re¬ 
 nowned. 
 
 ly. 1 Solomon's princes. 7 Flis twelve officers 
 for provision. 20, 24 The peace and largeness 
 of his kingdom. 22 His daily provision. 26 His 
 stables. 29 His wisdom. 
 
 V. 1 Hiram sending to congratulate Solomon, is 
 certified of his purpose to build the temple, and 
 desired to furnish him with timber thereto. 7 
 Hirain blessing God for Solomon, and requesting 
 food for his family, furnishes him witli trees” 
 
 1.3 The number of Solomon’s workmen and la¬ 
 bourers. 
 
 VI. 1 The building of Solomon’s temple. 5 The 
 chambers thereof. 11 God’s promise to it. 15 
 The ceiling and adorning of it. 2.3 The clieru- 
 bims. 31 The doors. 36 'Fhe court. .37 'I he 
 time of building it. 
 
 VII. 1 The building of Solomon’s house. 2 Of the 
 house of Lebanon. 6 Of the porch of pillars. 7 
 Of the porch of judgment. 8 Of the house for 
 Pharaoh’s daughter. 1.3 Hiram’s work of the two 
 pillars. 23 Ofthe molten sea. 27 Of the ten bases, 
 
 .38 Or the ten lavers, 40 and all the vessels. 
 
 VI 11. 1 The feast ofthe dedication of the temple, 
 
 12 and 54 Solomon’s blessing. 22 Solomon’s 
 .prayer. 62 His sacrifice of peace offerings. 
 
 IX. 1 God’s covenant in a vision, with Solomon. 
 
 10 The mutual presents of Solomon and. Hiram! 
 
 15 In Solomon’s works the Gentiles were his 
 Iwndmen, the Israelites honourable servants. 24 
 Pharaoh’s daughter removes to her house. 25 
 Solomon’s yearly solemn sacrifices. 26 His 
 
 __^navy fetches gold from Ophir. 
 
 X. 1 The queen of Sheba admires the wisdom of 
 Solomon. 14 Solomon’s gold. 16 His targets 
 18 Ihe throne of ivory. 21 His vessels. 24 Ilis 
 presents. 26 His chariots and horses, 28 Ilis 
 ^tribute. 
 
 XI. 1 Solomon’s wives and concubines. 4 In his 
 old age they drew him to idolatry. 9 God 
 threatens him. 14 Solomon’s adversaries were 
 Hadad, who was entertained in Egypt, 2.3 Kezon 
 who reigned in Damascus, 26 and Jeroboam, to 
 whom Ahijah prophesied. 41 Solomon’s acts 
 reign, and death ; Hehoboam succeeds him. ’ 
 
 XII. 1 'Ihe Israelites assembled at Shechem to 
 
 crown Rehoboam. by .leroboam make a suit of 
 relaxation unto him. 6 Rehoboam refusing the 
 old men’s counsel, by the advice of young men 
 answers them roughly. 16 Ten tribes revolting’ 
 kill Adoram, and make Rehoboam to flee. 21 
 Rehoboam raising an army, is forbidden by ShV 
 maiah. 25 Jeroboam strengthens himself by cities 
 26 and by the idolatry ofthe two calves. ’ 
 
 XI II. 1 Jeroboam’s hand, that offered violence to 
 him who prophesied against his altar at Bethel, 
 withers, 6 and at the prayer of the prophet is 
 restored. 7 The prophet, refusing the king’s en¬ 
 tertainment, departs from Bethel. 11 An old 
 prophet seducing him, brings him back. 20 He 
 is reproved by God, 23 slain by a lion, 26 buried 
 by the old prophet, 31 who confirms his pro¬ 
 phecy. .3.3 Jeroboam’s obstinacy. 
 
 XI V, 1 Ahijah being sick, Jeroboam sends his wife 
 disguised with presents to the prophet Ahijah at 
 
 Shiloh. 5 Abijah, forewarned by God, denounces 
 God s judgment. 17 Alrijah dies and is buried. 
 19 Nadab succeeds Jeroboam. 21 Rehoboam’s 
 wicked reign. 25 Shishak spoils Jerusalem. 29 
 Abijam succeeds Hehoboam. 
 
 XV. 1 Abijam’s \yicked reign. 7 Asasucceeds him. 
 9 Asa s good reign. 16 1 he war between Baasha 
 and him, causes him to make a league with Ben- 
 hadad. 2.3 Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa. 25Nadab’s 
 wicked reign. 27 Baasha conspiring against him, 
 executes Ahijah’s prophecy. ,31 Nadab’sacts and 
 death. .3.3 Baasha’s wicked reign. 
 
 XVI. 1,7 Jehu’s prophecy against Baasha. 5Elah 
 succeeds him. 8 Znnri conspiring against Elali 
 succeeds him. 11 Zimri executes Jehu’s prophecy. 
 ISOmri made king by the soldiers, forcetli Zimri 
 desperately to burn himself. 21 Ihe kingdom 
 being divided, Omri prevails against I ibni. 23 
 Omri buildeth .Samaria. 25 Ilis wicked reign 
 27 Ahab succeeds him. 29 Ahab’s most wicked 
 reign. .34 Joshua’s curse upon Hiel the builder 
 of Jericho. 
 
 XVI I . 1 Elijah having prophesied against Ahab, is 
 sent to Cherith, where tlie ravens feed him. 8 
 He IS sent to the widow of Zarephath. 17 He 
 raises the widow's son. 24 'I'he woman believes 
 lum. 
 
 XVIII. 1 In fheextremity of famine, Elijah sent to 
 Ahab, meefis good Obadiah. 9 Obadiah brings 
 Ahab to Elijah. 17 Elijah reproving Ahab, by 
 fire from heaven convinces Baal’s prophets. 41 
 Elijah by prayer obtaining rain, follows Ahab to 
 Jezreel. 
 
 XIX. 1 Elijah threatened by Jezebel, flees to Beer- 
 sheba. 4 In the wilderness, being weary of his 
 life, IS comforted by an angel. 9 At Horeb God 
 appears unto him, sending him to anoint liazael, 
 Jehu, and Elisha. 19 Elisha taking leave of his 
 friends, follows Elijah. 
 
 XX. 1 Benhadad not content with Ahah’s homa"^e 
 besiegeth .Samaria. 13 By the direction of a pro¬ 
 phet, the Syrians are slain. 22 As the prophet 
 forewarned Ahab, the Syrians trusting in the 
 valleys, come against him in Aphek. 28 By tlie 
 word of the prophet, and God’s judgment, the 
 SjTians are smitten again. 31 1 he S> rians sub- 
 niitting themselves, Ahab sends Benhadad away 
 with a covenant. 35 'Fhe prophet, under the pa¬ 
 rable of a prisoner, making Ahab to judge him- 
 ^If, denounces God’s judgment against him. 
 
 XXI. 1 Ahab being denied Naboth’s vineyard, is 
 grieved. 5 Jezebel writing letters against Naboth 
 he IS condemned of blasphemy. 15 Ahab takes 
 possession ot the vineyard. 17 Elijah denounces 
 judgments against Ahab and Jezebel. 25 \V icked 
 ■Ahab repenting, God defers the judgment. 
 
 XXII. 1 Ahab seduced by false propliets, accord 
 JP? fo the word of Micaiah, is slain at Hamotl • 
 Gilead. 37 'Ihe dogs lick up his blood, and Aha- 
 ziah succeeds him. 41 Jehoshaphat’s good reign 
 4.5 his acts. 50 Jelioram succeeds him. 51 Aha- 
 ziah s evil reign. 
 
 II KINGS. 
 
 I. Moab rebels. 2 Ahaziah, sending to Baalzc- 
 bub, hath his judgment by Elijah. 5'Elijah twice 
 brings fire from heaven upon those wliom Aha¬ 
 ziah sent to apprehend him. He pities the 
 third captain, and encouraged by an angel, tells 
 the king of his death. 17 Jehoram succeeds 
 Ahaziah. 
 
 II. 1 Elijah, taking his leave of Elisha, with his 
 mantle divides Jordan, 9 and granting Elisha his 
 request, is taken up by a fiery chariot into heaven 
 12 Elisha, dividing Jordan with Elijah’s mantle’ 
 is acknowledged liis successor. 16 'I lie youn» 
 prophets, hardly obtaining leave to seek Elijah” 
 could not find him. 19 Elisha with salt heals the 
 unwholesome waters. 2.3 Bears destroy the chil¬ 
 dren that mocked Elisha. 
 
 III. 1 Jehoram’s reign. 4 IMesha rebelleth. 6 Jeho¬ 
 ram, with Jehoshaphat, and the king of I'.dom 
 being distressed for want of water, by Elisha 
 obtains water, and promise of victory. 21 I he 
 Moabites deceived by the colour of the water 
 
 ^ coming to spoil, are overcome. 26 'I'he king of 
 Moab, by sacrificing the king of Edom’s son 
 raises the siege. 
 
 IV. 1 Elishamultiplies the widow'soil. 8 IIegives 
 a son to the good .Shunamniite. 18 He raises again 
 her dead son. .38 At Gilgal he heals the deadly 
 pottage. 42 He satisfies an hundred men with 
 twenty loaves. 
 
 V. 1 Naaman, by the report of a captive maid, is 
 sent to Samaria to be cured of his leprosy. 8 Eli¬ 
 sha, sending him to Jordan, cures him. 15 lie 
 refusing Naaman’s gifts, grants him some ofthe 
 earth. 20 Gehazi. abusing his master's name unto 
 Naaman, is smitten with leprosy. 
 
 VI. 1 Elisha giving leave to the young prophets to 
 enlarge their dwellings, causeth iron to swim. 8 
 He discloses the king of .Syria’s counsel. 13 
 Ihe army which was sent to Dothan to appre¬ 
 hend Elisha, is smitten with blindness : 19 Being 
 brought into Samaria, they are dismissed in peace. 
 
 24 'I he famine in Samaria causeth women to eat 
 their own children. 30 'I'he king sends to slav 
 Elisha. 
 
 VII. 1 Elisha prophesies incredible plenty in .Sa¬ 
 maria. 3 Four lepers venturing on the host of the 
 Syrians, bring tidings of their flight. 12 1 he kin-*^ 
 finding by .spies the news to be true, spoils the 
 tents of the Syrians. 17 'I he lord, who would 
 not believe the prophecy of plenty, having the 
 charge of the gate, is trodden to death in the 
 multitude. 
 
 VIII. 1 'Ihe Shunammite having left her country 
 
 Benhadad to Elisha at ^Damascus, after he had 
 heard the prophecy, kills his master, and succeeds 
 
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 him. 16 Jehoram’s wicked reijfn in Judah. 20 
 Edom and Libnah revolt. 21 Ahaziah succeeds 
 Jehoram. 25 Almziah’s wicked reign. 28 lie 
 visits Jehoram, wounded, at Jezreel. 
 
 IX. 1 Elisha sends a young prophet instructions to 
 anoint Jeliu at Itamoth-gilead. 4 J he prophet 
 iiavinir done his message, Heeth. 11 Jehu being 
 made king by the soldiers, kills Joram in the field 
 of Naboth. 27 Ahaziah isslain at Gur, and buried 
 at Jerusalem. .‘10 Proud Jezebel is thrown down 
 out of a window, and eaten by dogs, 
 
 X. 1. Jehu, by his letters, causes seventy of Ahab’s 
 children to be beheaded. 8 lie excuses the tact 
 by (he prophecy of Elijah. 12 At the shearimr- 
 house he slays two and forty of Ahaziah’s 
 brethren. 15 He takes Jehonadab into his com¬ 
 pany. 18 By subtilty he destroys all the wor¬ 
 shippers of Baal. 29 Jehu follows Jeroboam’s 
 sins. .32 Hazael oppresses Irsael. 34 Jehoahaz 
 succeeds .leliu. 
 
 XI. 1 Jehoash being saved by his aunt .Tehosheba, 
 
 troin Atlialiah's massacre of the seed royal, is hid 
 six years in the house of God. 4 Jehoiada giving 
 order to the captains, in the seventh year anoints 
 him king. 13 Athaliah is slain. 17 Jehoiada re¬ 
 stores the worship of God. , , . , 
 
 XII. 1 Jehoash reigns well all the days of Jehoiada. 
 
 4 Ilegivesorderfor the repairof the temple. 27 
 Hazael is diverted from Jerusalem by a present 
 of their hallowed treasures. 29 Joash being slain 
 by his servants, Amaziah succeeds him. 
 
 XIII. 1 Jehoahaz’s wicked reign. 3 Jehoahaz op¬ 
 pressed by Hazael, is relieved by prayer. 8 Joash 
 succeeds him. 10 His wicked reign. 12 Jeroboam 
 succeeds him. 14 Elisha dying, prophesies to 
 .loash three victories over the Syrians. 20 'lhe 
 Moabites invailing the land, Elisha’s bones raise 
 up a dead man. 22 Hazael dying, Joash gets 
 three victories over Benhadad. 
 
 XIV. 1 Amaziah’s good reign. 5 His justiceon the 
 murderers (jf his father. 7 His victory over Edom. 
 8 Amaziah, provoking Jehoash, is overcome and 
 spoiled. 15 Jeroboam succeeds Jehoash. 17 
 Amaziah slain by a conspiracy. 21 Azariah 
 succeeds him. 2.3 Jeroboam’s wicked reign. 28 
 Zachai iah succeeds him. 
 
 XV. 1 Azariah’s good reign. 5 He dying a leper, 
 Jotham succeeds. 8 Zachariah, the last of Jehu’s 
 generation, reigning ill, is slain by .Shallum. 13 
 Shallum reigning a month, isslain by Menahem. 
 16 Menahem strengthens himself by Pul. 21 Pe- 
 kahiah succeeds him. 23 Pekahiah is slain by Pe- 
 kah. 27 Pekah is oppressed by Tiglath-pileser, 
 and slain by Hoshea. .32 Jotham's good reign. 
 36 Ahaz succeeds him. 
 
 XVI. 1 Ahaz’s wicked reign. 5 Ahaz assailed by 
 Rezin and Pekah, hires l ialath-pileser against 
 them. 10 Ahaz sendimr a pattern of an altar from 
 Damascus to Urijah, diverts the brasen altar to 
 his own devotion. 17 He spoils the temple. 19 
 Hezekiah succeeds him. 
 
 XVII. 1 Iloshea’s wicked reign. .3 Being subdued 
 by Shalmaneser, he conspires against him with .So, 
 king of Egypt. 5 Samaria, for their sins, is cap¬ 
 tivated. 24 I he strange nations, which were 
 transplanted to Samaria, being plagued -with 
 lions, make a mixture of religions. 
 
 XVIII. 1 Hezekiah’s good reign. 4 lie destroys 
 idolatry, and prospers. 9 Samaria is carried cap¬ 
 tive for their sins. 13 Sennacherib invading Jiidah, 
 is pacified by a tribute. 17 Rabshakeh sent by 
 Sennacherib again, reviles Hezekiah, and by 
 blasiihemous persuasion solicits the people to 
 revolt. 
 
 XIX. 1 Hezekiah mourning,sends to Isaiah to pray 
 for them. 6 Isaiah comforts them. 8 Sennacherib 
 going to encounter Tirhakah, sends a blasphemous 
 letter to Hezekiah. 14 Ilezekiah's prayer. 20 
 Isaiah’s prophecy of the pride and destruction of 
 .Sennacherib, and the good of Zion. 35 An angel 
 slays the Assyrians. 36 Sennacherib is slain at 
 Nineveh by hisownsons. 
 
 XX. 1 Hezekiah having received a message of 
 death, by prayer has his life lengthened. 8 The 
 sun goes ten degrees backward, for a sign of that 
 promise. 12 Berodach-baladan sending to visit 
 Hezekiah, because of the wonder, hath notice of 
 his treasures. 14 Isaiah understandins thereof, 
 foretells the Babylonian captivity. 20 Manasseh 
 succeeds Hezekiah. 
 
 XXI. 1 Manasseh’s reign. 3 His great idolatry. 
 10 His wickedness causes prophecies against .)u- 
 dal). 17 Amonsucceeds him. 19 Amon’s wicked 
 reign. 23 He being slain by his servants, and 
 those murderers slain by the people, Josiah is 
 made king. 
 
 XXII. 1 Josiah’s good reign. 3 He takes care for 
 the repair of the temple. 8 Hilkiah having found 
 a book of the law, Josiah sends to Huldah to 
 inquire of the Lord. 15 Huldah prophesies the 
 destruction of Jerusalem, but the respite thereof 
 in Josiah’s time. 
 
 XXIII. 1 Josiah causes the book to be read in a 
 solemn assembly. 3 He renews the covenant of 
 the Lord. 4 He destroys idolatry. 15 He burnt 
 dead men’s bones upon the altar of Bethel, as was 
 prophesied. 21 He kept a solemn passoyer. 24 
 He puts away witches, and all abomination. 26 
 God’s final wrath against Judah. 29 Josiah pro¬ 
 voking Pharaoh-nechoh, is slain at .Megiddo. 31 
 Jehoahaz succeeding him, is imprisoned by Pha¬ 
 raoh-nechoh, who made Jehoiakim king. 36 Je- 
 hoiakim’s wicked reign. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Jehoiakim, first subdued by Nebuchad¬ 
 nezzar, then rebelling against him, procured his 
 own ruin. 5 Jehoiachin succeeds him. 7. I he 
 king of Egj’pt is vanquished by the king of Ba¬ 
 bylon. 8 Jehoiachin’s evil reign. 10 Jerusalem is 
 taken and carried captive into Babylon. 17 Ze- 
 dekiah is made king, and reigns ill, unto the utter 
 destruction of Judah. 
 
 XXV. 1 Jerusalem is beseiged. 4 Zedekiah taken 
 
 708 
 
 his sons slain, his eyes put out. 8 Nebuzar-adan 
 defaces thecity, carries the remnant, excepta tew 
 poor labourers, into captivity, 13 spoils and car¬ 
 ries away the treasures. 18 1 he nobles are slain 
 at Riblah. 22 Gedaliah, who was set over them 
 that remained, being slain, the rest flee into 
 Egypt. 27 Evil-merodach advances Jehoiachin 
 in his.coui t. 
 
 I CIIRONICLE.S. 
 
 I. Adam’s line to Noah. 5 The sons of Japheth. 
 
 8 Uie SODS of Ham. 17 I'he sons ot .Shem. 24 
 Shem’s line to Abraham. 29 Ishmael’s sons. 32 
 I he sons of Keturah. 34 The posterity of Abra¬ 
 ham by Esau, 43 The kings of Edom. 51 I he 
 dukes of Edom. . ,, , , 
 
 II. 1 I he sons of Israel. 3 The posterity of Judah 
 by I'amar. 13 I'hechildren of lesse. 18 The pos¬ 
 terity of Caleb the son of Hezron. 21 Hezron’s 
 posterity by the daughter of .Machir. 25 Jerah- 
 meel’s posterity. .34 .Sheshan’s posterity. 42 
 Another branch of Caleb’s posterity. 50 The 
 posterity ot Caleb the son ot Hur. 
 
 III. 1 I'he sons of David. 10 His line to Zede¬ 
 kiah. 17 I'he successors of Jeconiah. 
 
 IV. 1 , 11 I'he posterity of J udah by Caleb the son 
 of Hur. 5 Of Ashurthe posthumous son of Hez¬ 
 ron. 9 Of Jabez, and his prayer. 21 The pos¬ 
 terity of Shelah. 24 The posteriU’ and cities of 
 .Simeon. 39 1 heir conquest of Gedor, and or 
 the Amalekites in mount Seir. 
 
 V. 1 I he line of Reuben (who lost his birth right) 
 unto the captivity. 9 Their habitation and con¬ 
 quest of the Ilagarites. 11 The chief men and 
 habitations of Gad. 18 The number and conquest 
 of Reuben, (3ad,and the halt of Manasseh. 23 
 The habitations and chief men of that half tribe. 
 25 Their captivity for their sins. 
 
 VI. 1 The sons of Levi. 4 The line of the priests 
 unto the captivity. 16 The families of Gershom, 
 Merari, and Kohath. 49 The office of Aaron and 
 his line unto Ahimaaz. 54 The cities of the 
 priests and Levites. 
 
 VII. 1 T he sons of Issachar, 6 of Benjamin, 13 of 
 Naphtali, 14of Manasseh, 20, 24 and of I'pbraim. 
 21 The calamity of Ephraim by the men of Gath. 
 23 Beriah is born. 28 Ephraim’s habitations. 30 
 
 'Thp QDnc Ai A ^hpr 
 
 VIII. 1 The sons and chief men of Benjamin. 33 
 The stock of .Saul and Jonathan. 
 
 IX. 1 The original of Israel’s and Judah’s genealo¬ 
 gies. 2 The' Israelites, 10 the priests, 14 anti the 
 l.evites with Nethinims that dwelt in Jerusalem. 
 27 The charge of certain Levites. 35 The stock 
 of Saul and Jonathan. 
 
 X. 1 Saul’soverthrovv and death. 8 The Philistines 
 triumph over Saul. 11 1 he kindness ot Jabesh- 
 gilead towards Saul and his sons. 13 Saul’s sin, 
 for which the kingdom was translated from him 
 to David. 
 
 XI. 1 David, by a general consent, is made king at 
 Hebron. 4 He wins the castle of Sion from the 
 Jebusites, by Joab’s valour. 10 A catalogue of 
 David’s mighty men. 
 
 XII. 1 The companies that came to David at Zik- 
 lag. 23 The armies that came to him at Hebron. 
 
 XI n. 1 David fetches the ark with great solemnity 
 from Kirjath-jearim. 9 Uzza being smitten the 
 ark is left at the house of Obed-edom. 
 
 XIV. 1 Hiram’s kindness to David. 2 David’s 
 felicity in people, wives, and children. 8 His 
 tw'o victories against the Philistines. 
 
 XV. 1 David having prepared a place for the ark, 
 orders the priests and Levites to bring it from 
 Obed-edom. 25 He performs the solemnity there¬ 
 of with great joy. 29 IMichal despises him. 
 
 XVI. 1 David’s festival sacrifice. 4 He orders a 
 choir to sing thanksgiving. 7 I he psalm of 
 thanksgiving. 37 He appoints ministers, porters, 
 priests, and musicians, to attend continually on 
 11 ) 6 cirk 
 
 XVII. 1 Nathan first approving the purpose of 
 David to build God a house, 3 after by the word 
 of God forbids him. 11 He promises him bless¬ 
 ings and benefits in his seed. 16 David’s prayer 
 and thanksgiving. 
 
 XVIII. 1 David subdues the Philistines and the 
 Moabites. 3 He smites lladadezer and the Syri¬ 
 ans. 9 Ton sends Hadoram with presents to bless 
 David. 11 The presents and the spoil David 
 dedicates to God. 13 He puts garrisons in Edom. 
 14 David’s officers. 
 
 XIX. 1 David’s messengers, sent to comfort Hanun 
 the son of Nabash, are basely treated. 6 I he Am¬ 
 monites strengthened by the Syrians, are over¬ 
 come by Joab and Abisliai. l 6 Shophach making 
 a new supplj"^ of the Syrians, is slain by David. 
 
 XX. 1 Rabbah is besieged by .loab, spoiled by- 
 
 David, and the people thereof tortured. 4 Three 
 giants are slain in three several o\ erthrows ot the 
 Philistines. , , 
 
 XXL 1 David tempted by Satan, forces Joab to 
 number the people. 5 I he nuinber ot the people 
 being brought, David repents ot if. 9 David having 
 three plagues propounded, by Gad, chooses the 
 pestilence. 14 After the death ot 76,060, David 
 by repentance prevents the destruction of Jeru¬ 
 salem. 18 David, by Gad's direction, purchases 
 Oman's threshing-floor, where having built an 
 altar, God gives a sign of his favour by fire, and 
 stays the plague. 28 David sacrifices there, being 
 restrained from Gibeon by fear of the angel. 
 XXII. 1 David, foreknowing the place of the tem¬ 
 ple, prepares abundance tor the building of it. 6 
 He instructeth Solomon in God’s promises, and 
 his duty in building the temple. 17 He charges 
 the princes to assist his son. 
 
 XXIII. 1 David in his old age maketh Solonion 
 king. 2 'The number ami distribution ot the Le¬ 
 vites. 7 The families of the Gershonites. 12 
 The sons of Kohath. 21 The sons of 5Ierari. 24 
 'T he office of the Levites. 
 
 XXI'V. 1 The divisions of the sons of Aaron by lot 
 into four and twenty orders. 20 The Kohathites, 
 27 and the Merarites, divided by lot. 
 
 X.XV. 1 The number and offices of the singers. 
 8 Their division by lot into tour and twenty 
 orders. 
 
 XXVI. 1 The divisions of the porters. 13 The gates 
 assigned by lot. 20 The Levites that had charge 
 ot the treasures. 29 Officers and judges. 
 
 XXVI1. 1 The twelve captains for every several 
 month. 16 The princes ot the twelve tribes. £3 
 The numbering of the people is hindered. 25 
 David’s several officers. 
 
 XXVIII. 1 David in a solemn assembly, having 
 declared God’s favour to him, and promise to Ids 
 son Solomon, exhorts them to fear God. 9,20 He 
 encourageth Solomon to build the temple. 11 He 
 gives him patterns for the form and gold and 
 silver tor the materials. 
 
 XXI.X. 1 David by his example and entreaty, 6 
 causes the princes and people to offer willinsly. 
 10 David's thanksgiving and prayer. 20 The 
 people having blessed God and sacrificed, make 
 Solomon king. 26 David’s reign and death. 
 
 II CHRONICLES. 
 
 I. The solemn offering of Solomon at Gibeon. 7 
 Solomon's choice of wisdom is blessed by God, 
 
 13 Solomon’s strength and wealth. 
 
 II. 1 and 17 Solomon’s labourers for the building 
 of the temple, 3 His embassage to Huram for 
 workmen and provision of stuff. 11 Huram sends 
 him a kind answer, 
 
 III. 1 The place and time of building the temple. 
 
 3 'fhe measure and ornaments of the house. 11 
 The cherubims. 14The vail and pillars. 
 
 IV. 1 The altar of brass. 2 1 he molten ^a upon 
 twelve oxen. 6 The ten lavers, candlesticks, and 
 tables. 9 I he courts and the instruments of brass. 
 19 The instruments of gold. 
 
 V. 1 'The dedicated treasures. 2 1 he solemn induc¬ 
 tion of the ark into the oracle. 11 God being 
 praised, gives a visible sign of his favour. 
 
 VI. 1 Solomon having blessed the (leople, blesses 
 God. 12 Solomon’s prayer at the consecration 
 of the temple, upon the brasen scaffold. 
 
 VI I. 1 God having given testimony to Solomon’s 
 lu ayer, by fire from heaven, and glory in the tem¬ 
 ple, the peojile worship him. 4 Solomon’s siJemn 
 sacrifice. 8 Solomon having kept the feast of 
 tabernacles, and the feast of the dedication pf the 
 altar, dismisses the people. 12 God appearing to 
 •Solomon, gives him promises upon condition. 
 
 VIII. 1 Solomon’s buildings. ■; The Gentiles which 
 were lett, Solomon makes tributaries, but the Is¬ 
 raelites, rulers. 11 Pharaoh’s (laughterremoyes to 
 her house. 12 Solomon’s yearly solernn sacrifice. 
 
 14 He appoints the priests and Levites to their 
 places. 17 The navy fetches gold from Ophir. 
 
 IX. 1 The queen of Sheba admires the wisdom of 
 Solomon. 13 Solomon's gold. 15 His targets. 17 
 'J'he throne of ivory. 20 His vessels. 23His pre¬ 
 sents. 25 His chariots and horses. 26 His tri¬ 
 butes. 29 His reign and death. 
 
 X. 1 The Israelites assembled at Shechem to crown 
 Rehoboam, by Jeroboammake a suitofrelaxation 
 unto him. 6 Rehoboam, refusing the old men's 
 counsel, by the advice of young .men, answers 
 them roughly. ] 6 Ten tribes revolting, kill Hado¬ 
 ram, and make Rehoboam to flee. 
 
 XI. 1 Rehoboam raising an army to subdue Israel, 
 is forbidaen by Shemaiah. 5 He strej^thens-his 
 kingdom with forts and provision. 13 The priests 
 and Levites, and such as feared G(k1,. forsaken by 
 .Teroboam, strengthen the kingdom ot Judah. 18 
 The wives and children of Rehoboam. 
 
 XII. 1 Rehoboam forsaking the Lord, is punished 
 by Shishak. 5 He and the princes repenting at 
 the preaching of Shemaiah, are delivered from 
 destruction, but not from spoil. 13 The reign 
 and death of Rehoboam. 
 
 XIII. 1 Abijah succeeding, makes war against 
 Jeroboam. 4 He declares the right of Ins cause. 
 13 Trusting in God, he overcoines Jeroboam. 21 
 The wives and children of Abijah. 
 
 XIV. 1 Asa succeeding, destroys idolatry. 6 Hav¬ 
 ing peace, he strengthens his kingdom with torts 
 and armies. 9 Calling on God, he overthrows 
 
 Zerah, and spoils the Ethiopians. 
 
 XV. 1 Asa, with Judah and many of Israel, moved 
 by the prophecy- of Azariah the son ot Oded, make 
 a solemn covenant with God. 16 He puts down 
 Maacliah his mother, for her idolatry. 18 He 
 brings dedicated things into the house of God, 
 
 and enjoys a long peace. , , „ . ... 
 
 XVI. 1 Asa. by tli£ aid of the Syrians, diverts 
 Baasha from building of Ramah. ( Being re¬ 
 proved thereof by Haiiani. he puts him in pri>on. 
 
 11 Among his other acts, in his disease he seeks 
 
 not to God, but to the physicians, 13 His death 
 and burial. ■ . • n 
 
 XVI 1. 1 Jehoshaphatsucceeding Asa, reigns well, 
 and prospers. 7 He sends Levites to the princes to 
 teach Judah. 10 His enemies being terrified by 
 God. some of them bring him presents and tribute. 
 
 12 His greatness, captains, and armies. 
 
 XVUI. 1 Jehoshaphat, joined in affinity w ith Ahab, 
 
 is persuaded to go with him against Ramoth-gi- 
 lead. 4 Ahab, seduced by false prophets, accord¬ 
 ing to the word of Micaiah, is slain there. 
 
 XIX. 1 Jehoshaphat, reproved by Jehu, visits his 
 kingdom. 5 His instructions to the judges, 8 to 
 the priests and Levites. 
 
 XX. 1 Jehoshaphat, in his fear, proclaims a fast. 5 
 His prayer. 14 The prophecy of Jahaziel. 20 Je- 
 hoshaphnt exhorts the people, and setteth sinsers 
 to praise the Lord. 22 The great overthrow ot the 
 enemies. 26 The people having blessed God at 
 Berachah. return in triumph. 31 Jehoshaphat s 
 reign. .35 His convoy of ships which he made 
 with Ahaziah, according to the prophecy of Elie- 
 zer, unhappily perished. 
 
COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 XXI. 1 .Telioram succeeding Jelioshaphat, slays his 
 brethren. 5 His wicked leign. 8 Edom ana Lib- 
 nah revolt. 12 The prophecy of Elijah against him 
 in writing. It3 The Philistines and Arabians op- 
 
 . press him. 18 His incurable disease, infamous 
 death, and burial. 
 
 XXII. 1 Ahaziah succeeding, reigns wickedly. 5 
 In his cpnfederacy with .loram the son of Ahab, 
 he is slain by .lehu. 10 Athaliah, destroying all 
 the seed roval save .loash, whom Jehoshabeath 
 his aunt hid, usurps the kingdom. 
 
 XX111.1 .lehoiada having set things in order, makes 
 Joash king. 12 Athaliah is slain. IbJehoiada 
 restores the worship of (Jod. 
 
 XXl V. 1 Joash reigns well all thedaysof Jehoiada. 
 4 He gives order for the repair of tlie temple. 15 
 Jehoiada’s death and honourable burial. 17 Joash 
 falling to idolatry, slayeth Zechariah the son 
 of Jehoiada. 2.‘1 Joash is spoiled by the Syrians, 
 and slain by Zabad and Jehozabad. 27 Ama- 
 ziah succeeds him. 
 
 XXV. 1 Amaziah begins to reign well. .3 He exe¬ 
 cutes justice on the traitors, 5 Having hired an 
 army of Israelites against the Edomites, at the 
 word of a prophet he loses the hundred talents, 
 and dismisses them. 11 He overthrows the Edo¬ 
 mites. 10, 13 The Israelites, discontented with 
 their dismission, spoil as they return home. 14 
 Amaziali, proud of his victory, serves the gods 
 of Edom, and despises the admonition of the 
 prophet. 17 He provokes Joash to his overthrow. 
 25 His reign. 27 He is slain by conspiracy. 
 
 XXVI. 1 Uzziah succeeding, and reigning well in 
 the days of Zechariah, prospers. 16 Waxing 
 proud, he invades the priest’s office, and is 
 smitten with leprosy. 22 He dies, and Jotharn 
 succeeds him. 
 
 XXVI1. 1 Jotharn reigning well, prospers. 5 He 
 subdues the Ammonites. 7 His reign, y Ahaz 
 succeeds him. 
 
 XXVIII. 1 Ahazreigning very wickedly, is great¬ 
 ly afflicted by the Syrians. 6 Judah being capti¬ 
 vated by the Israelites, is sent home by the counsel 
 ot Oded the prophet. 16 Ahaz sending for aid 
 to Assyria, is not helped thereby. 22 In his 
 distress he grows more idolatrous. 26 He dying, 
 ^Hezekiah succeeds him. 
 
 XX I X. 1 Hezekiah’s good reign. 3 He restores 
 religion. 5 He exhorts the Levites. 12 They sanc¬ 
 tify themselves, and cleanse the house of God. 20 
 Hezekiah offereth solemn sacrifices, wherein the 
 Levites were more forward than the priests. 
 
 XXX. 1 Hezekiah proclaims a solemn passover 
 on the Second month, for Judah and Israel. 13 
 'I'he assembly having destroyed the altars of 
 idolatry, keep the feast fourteen days. 27 The 
 priests and Levites bless the people. 
 
 XXXI. 1 The people are forward in destroying 
 idolatry. 2 Hezekiah orders the courses of the 
 priests and Levites, and provides for their work 
 and maintenance. 5 The people’s forwardness 
 in offerings and tithes. 11 Hezekiah appoints 
 officers to dispose of the tithes. 20 The sincerity 
 _ot Hezekiah. 
 
 XXX I I. 1 Sennacherib invading Judah, Hezekiah 
 tonifies himself, and encourages his people. 9 
 Against the blasphemies of Sennacherib by mes¬ 
 sage and letters, Hezekiali and Isaiah pray. 21 
 An angel destroys the host of the Assyrians, to the 
 glory ot Hezekiah. 24 Hezekiah praying in his 
 sickness, God gives him a sign of recoveiw. 25 He 
 growing proud, is humbled by God. 27 His wealth 
 and works. 31 His error in the embassage of Ba- 
 •’I'l'jn. 32 He dying, Manasseh succeeds him. 
 XXXIH. 1 Manasseh’s wicked reign. 3 He sets up 
 idolatry, and would not be admonished. 11 He is 
 carried into Babylon. 12 Upon his prayer to God 
 lie is released, and puts down idolatry. 18 His 
 acts. 20 He dying, Amon succeeds him. 21 
 Amon reigning wickedly, is slain by his ser¬ 
 vants. 25 The murderers being slain, Josiah 
 succeeds him. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 Josiah’sgood reign. 3 He destroys idol¬ 
 atry. 8 He takes order for the repair of the tem¬ 
 ple. 14 Hilkiah having found a book of the law. 
 •losiah sends to Huldah to inquire of the Lord. 
 2.3 Huldah prophesies the destruction of Jeru¬ 
 salem, but respite thereof in Josiah’s time. 29 
 Josiah causing it to be read in a solemn assem¬ 
 bly, renews the covenant with God. 
 
 XXXV. 1 Josiah keeps a most solemn passover. 20 
 He provoking Pharaoh-nechoh, is slain at Me- 
 mddo. 25 Lamentations for Josiah. 
 
 ^XXVI. 1 Jehoahaz succeeding, is deposed by 
 Pharaoh, and carried into Egypt. 5 Jehoiakim 
 reigning ill, is carried bound into Babylon. 9 
 .lehoiachin succeeding, reigns ill ; and is brought 
 into Babylon. 11 Zedekiah succeeding, reigns 
 Bl, and despises the prophets, and rebels against 
 Nebuchadnezzar. 14 Jerusalem, for the sins of 
 the priests and people, is wholly destroyed. 22 
 Ihe proclamation of Cyrus. 
 
 EZRA. 
 
 I. The proclamation ot Cyrus tor the building of 
 the temple. 5 The people provide for the return. 
 
 7 Cyrus restores the vessels of the temple to 
 bheshbazzar. 
 
 II. I The number that return, of the people, .36 of 
 
 40of the Levites, 43 of the Nethmims, 
 
 55 or Solomon’.s servants, 62 of the pi'iests who 
 could not shew their pedigree. 64 The whole 
 number of them with their substance. 68 Their 
 oblations. 
 
 rrllar is set up. 4 Offerings frequented. 
 
 7 Workmen prepared. 8 The foundations of the 
 temple are laid in great joy and mourning. 
 
 ^ u Ml-”® adversaries, being not accepted in the 
 building ot the temple with the Jews, endeavour 
 it. 7 Their letter to Artaxerxes. 17 
 I he decree of Artaxerxes. 23 The building is 
 hindered. ° 
 
 V. 1 Zerubbabel and Jeshua, incited by Haggai and 
 Zechariah, set forward the building of the temple. 
 3 Tatnai and Shethar-Boznai could not hinder the 
 Jews. 6 Their letter to Darius against the Jews. 
 
 VI. 1 Darius finding the decree of Cyrus, makes 
 a new decree for the advancement of the build¬ 
 ing. 13 By the help of the enemies, and the 
 directions of the prophets, the temple is finished. 
 J6 The feast of the deiJicatioii is kept. 19 And 
 the passover. 
 
 VII. 1 Ezra goes up to Jerusalem. 11 The gra¬ 
 cious commission of Artaxerxes to Ezra. 27 
 Ezra bles,ses God for his favour. 
 
 VIII. 1 The companions of Ezra, who returned 
 from Babylon. 15 He sends to Iddo for minis¬ 
 ters for the temple. 21 He keeps a fast. 24 He 
 commits the treasures to the custody of the 
 priests. 31 From Ahava they come to Jerusa- 
 lern. 33 The treasure is weighed in the temple. 
 36 The commission is delivered. 
 
 IX. 1 Ezra mourns for the afiinity of the people 
 with strangers. 5 He prays unto God with con¬ 
 fession of sins. 
 
 X. 1 Shechaniah encourages Ezra to reform the 
 strange marriages. 6 Ezra mourning, assembles 
 the people. 9 The people, at the exhortation of 
 Ezra, repent and promise amendment. 15 The 
 care to perform it. 18 The names of those who 
 had married strange wives. 
 
 N EH EM I AH. 
 
 I. 1 Nehemiah, understanding by Hanani, the 
 misery of Jerusalem, mourneth, fasteth, and 
 prayeth. 5 His prayer. 
 
 II. 1 Artaxerxes understanding the cause of Nehe- 
 mjah’s sadness, sends him with letters and com¬ 
 mission to Jerusalem. 9 Nehemiah, to the grief 
 of the enemies, comes to Jerusalem. 12 He view- 
 eth secretly the ruins of the walls. 17 He in¬ 
 cites the Jews to build in despite of the enemies. 
 
 III. 1 The names and order of those who built the 
 wall. 
 
 IV. 1 While the enemies scoff, Nehemiah prays 
 and continues the work. 7 Understanding the 
 wrath and secrets of the enemy, he sets a watch. 
 13 He arms the labourers, 19 and gives military 
 precepts. 
 
 V. 1 The Jews complain of their debt, mortgage, 
 and bondage. 6 Nehemiah rebukes the usurers, 
 and causes them to make a covenant of restitu- | 
 tion. 14 He forbears his own allowance, and 
 keeps hospitality. 
 
 VI. 1 Sanballat practiseth by craft, by rumours, 
 b^ hired prophecies, to terrify Nehemiah. 15 
 J he work is finished to the terror of the enemies. 
 17 Secret intelligence passes between the ene¬ 
 mies and the nobles of Judah. 
 
 VII. 1 Nehemiah commits the charge of Jerusalem 
 to Hanani and Hananiah. 5 A register of the ge¬ 
 nealogy of them which at first came out of Baby¬ 
 lon ; 9 Of the people. .39 Of the priests. 43 Of the 
 Levites. 46 Of the Nethinims. 57 Of Solomon’s 
 servants. 63 And of the priests which could not 
 shew their pedigree. 66 The whole number of 
 them, with their substance. 70 Their oblations. 
 
 VIII. 1 The religious manner of reading and hear¬ 
 ing the law. 9 They comfort the people. 13 
 The forwardness of them to hear and be in¬ 
 structed. 16 They keep the feast of tabernacles. 
 
 IX. 1 A solemn fast,and.repentance of the people! 
 
 4 J he Levites make a religious confession of 
 God’s goodness, and their wic kedness. 
 
 X. 1 The names of them that sealed the covenant. 
 29 The points of the covenant. 
 
 XI. 1 The rulers, voluntary men, and the tenth 
 man chosen by lot, dwell at .lerusalem. 3 A 
 
 ■ catalogue of their names. 20 The residue dwell 
 in other cities. 
 
 XII. 1 The priests and the Levites which came up 
 with Zerubbabel. 10 The succession of high 
 pries^. 22 Certain chief Levites. 27 The so- 
 lenmity of the dedication of the walls. 44 The 
 offices of priests and Levites appointed in tlie 
 temple. 
 
 XIII. 1 Upon the reading of the law, separation is 
 rnade from the mixed multitude. 4 Nehemiah at 
 his return causes the chambers to be cleansed. lo 
 lie reforms the offices in the house of God. 15The 
 violation of the sabbath, 23 and the marriages with 
 strange wives. 
 
 ESTHER. 
 
 I. 1 Ahasuerus makes royal feasts. 10 Vashti, 
 sent for, refuses to come. 1 Ahasuerus, by the 
 counsel of Memucan, makes the decree of men’s 
 sovereignty. 
 
 II. 1 Out ot the choice of virgins, a queen is to be 
 chosen. 5 Mordecai, the nursing fathei'of Esther. 
 
 8 E’.sther is preferred by I legal before the rest. 
 
 12 The manner of purification, and going in to 
 the .king. 15 Esther best pleasing the king, is 
 made queen. 21 Mordecai discovering a trea¬ 
 son, is recorded in the chronicles. I 
 
 III- Haman advanced by the king, and despised 
 by Mordecai, seeks revenge upon all the Jews. 
 
 7 He casts lots. 8 He obtains, by calumniation, 
 a decree of the king to put all the Jews to death. 
 
 IV. 1 The great mourning of Mordecai and the 
 Jew.s. 4 E'.sther understanding it, semis to Mor¬ 
 decai, who shews the cause, and advises her to 
 undertake the suit. 10 She excusing herself, is 
 threatened by Mordecai. 15 She appointing a 
 fast, undertakes the suit. 
 
 V. 1 Esther adventuring on the king’s favour, ob¬ 
 tains the grace of the golden sceptre, and invites 
 the king and Haman to a banquet. 6 She being 
 encouraged by the king in her suit, invites them 
 to another banquet the next day. 9 Haman, 
 proud of liLs advancement, repines at the con¬ 
 tempt ot Mordecai. 14 By the counsel of Ze- 
 reshhe builds for him a pair of gallows. 
 
 VI. 1 Ahasuerus reading in the chronicles of the 
 
 I good service done by Mordecai, takes care for his 
 J reward. 4 Haman coming to sue that Mordecai 
 j might be hanged, unawares gives counsel that he 
 I might do him honour. 12 Complaining of his mis¬ 
 fortune, his friends tell of his final destiny. 
 
 VII. 1 Esther entertaining the king and Haman, 
 I makethsuit for her own life, and her people’s. 5 
 She accuses Haman. 7 t he king, in his anger, un- 
 ilerstandiugof the gallows that Haman had made 
 for Mordecai, causes him to be hanged thereon. 
 VII I. 1 Mordecai is advanced. 3 Esther maketh 
 suitto reverse llaman’s letters. 7 Ahasuerus gives 
 I the Jews liberty to defend themselves. 15J\lorde- 
 cai’s honour and the Jews’ joy. 
 
 IX. 1 Ihe Jews (the rulers, for fear of Mordecai, 
 helping them) slay their enemies, with the ten sons 
 ot Haman. 12 Ahasuerus, at the request of Esther, 
 grants another day of slaughter, and Hainan’s 
 sons to be hanged. 20 The two days of Purini 
 are made festival. 
 
 X. 1 Ahasuerus’s greatness. SMordecai’s advance¬ 
 ment. 
 
 JOB. 
 
 I. The holiness,Tiches, and religious care of Job for 
 his children. 6 Satan appearing before God, by 
 calumniation obtains leave to tempt Job. 13 Un- 
 derstamling of the loss of his goods and children, 
 m his mourning he blesses God. 
 
 II. 1 Satan appearing again before God, obtains 
 further leave to tempt Job. 7 Hesmiteshirn with 
 sore boils. 9 Job reproves his wife, moving him 
 to curse God. 11 His three friends condole with 
 him in silence. 
 
 III. 1 Job curses the day and services of his birth. 
 13 The ease of death. 20 He complains of life 
 because ot his anguish. 
 
 IV. 1 Eliphaz reproves Job for want of religion. 7 
 He teaches God’s judgments to be not for the 
 righteous, but tor the wicked. 12 His fearful 
 vision, to humble the excellences of creatures 
 before God. 
 
 V. 1 The harm of inconsideration. 3 The end of the 
 wicked is misery. 6 God is to be regarded in 
 affliction. 17 I he happy end of God’s correction. 
 
 VI. 1 Job shews that Ins complaints are not cause¬ 
 less. He wishes for death, wherein he is assured 
 pt comfort. 14 He reproves his friends of un- 
 kmdness. 
 
 VII. 1 Job excuses his desire of death. 12 He com¬ 
 plains of his own restlessness, 17 and God’s 
 watchfulness. 
 
 VIII. 1 Bildad shews God’s justice, in dealing 
 
 with men according to their works. 8 He al¬ 
 leges antiquity to prove the certain destruction 
 of the hypocrite. 20 He applies God’s just dealing 
 with Job. ^ 
 
 IX. 1 Job acknowledging God’sjustice, shews there 
 IS no contending with him. 22 Man’s innocency 
 IS not to be condemned by afflictions. 
 
 X. 1 .lob, taking liberty of complaint, expostulates 
 with God about his afflictions. 18 He complains 
 of life, and craves a little ease before death. 
 
 XI. 1 Zophar reproves Job for iustifving himself. 
 
 5 God’s wisdom is unsearchable. 13 1 he assured 
 blessing of repentance. 
 
 XII. 1 Job maintains himself against his friends 
 that reprove him. 7 He acknowledges the 
 general doctrine of God’s omnipotency. 
 
 Xl II. 1 Job reproves his friends of partiality. 14 
 He professes his confidence in God : 20 and en 
 treats to know his own sins, and God’s purpose 
 in afflicting him. 
 
 XlV. 1 Job entreats God for favour, by the short¬ 
 ness of life, and certainty of death. 7 rhough 
 life once lost be irrecoverable, yet he waits for 
 his change. I6 By sin the creature is subject to 
 corruption. 
 
 Xy. 1 Eliphaz reproves Job of impiety in iustify- 
 ing himself. 17 He proves by tradition the 
 unquietness of wicked men. 
 
 XVI. 1 Job reproves his friends of unmercifulness. 
 
 7 He shews the pitifulness of his case. 17 He 
 maintains his innocency. 
 
 XVII. 1 .lob appeals from men to God. 6 The 
 unmerciful dealing of men with the afflicted, may 
 astonish, but not discourage, the righteous. 11 
 His hope is not in life, but in death. 
 
 Xyill.l Bildad reproves Jobof presumption and 
 impatience. 5 The calamities of the wicked. 
 
 XIX. 1 Job complaining of his friends’ cruelty, 
 shews there is misery enough in him to feed their 
 cruelty. 21,28 He craves pity. 25 He believes 
 the resurrection. 
 
 XX. 1. Zophar shews the state and portion of the 
 wicked. 
 
 X.XI. 1 Job shews that even in the judgment of man, 
 he has reason to be grieved. 7 .Sometimes the 
 wicked do so prosper, as they despise God. 16 
 Sometimes their destruction is manifest. 22 The 
 happy and unhappy are alike in death. 27 The 
 judgment of the wicked is in another world. 
 X.XII. 1 Eliphaz shews that man’s goodness pro 
 fits not God. 5 He accuses Job of divers sins. 
 
 21 He exhorts him to repentance, with promises 
 of mercy. 
 
 XXI11. 1 Job longs to appear before God, 6 in con¬ 
 fidence of his mercy. 8 God, who is invisible, 
 observes our ways. 11 Job’s innocency. 13 
 (iod’s decree is immutable. 
 
 XXIV. Wickedness often goes unpunished. 17 
 There i.s a secret judgmetit for the wicked. 
 
 XXV. Bildad shews that man cannot be justified 
 before God. 
 
 XXy I. 1 Job reproving the uncharitable spirit of 
 Bihlad, 5 acknowledges the power of God to be 
 infinite and unsearchable. 
 
 XXVII. 1 Job declares his sincerity’. 8 The hypo¬ 
 crite is without hope. 11 The seeming blessings 
 that the wicked have, are turned into curses. 
 XXVIII. 1 There is a knowledge of natural things. 
 
 12 But true wisdom is the gift of God. 
 
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COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 XXIX. 1 Job bemoans himself of his former pros¬ 
 perity and honour. 
 
 XXX. 1 Job’s honour is turned into extreme con¬ 
 tempt. J5 His prosperity into calamity. 
 
 XXXI. Job makes a solemn protestation of his 
 integrity in several duties. 
 
 XXXII. 1 Elihu is angry with Job and his three 
 friends. 6 Because wisdom comes not from age, 
 he excuses the boldness of his youth. 11 He re¬ 
 proves them for not satisfying of Job. 10 His 
 to 
 
 XXXIII. 1 Elihu offers himself instead of God, 
 with sincerity and meekness to reason with Job. 
 
 8 He excuses God from giving man an account 
 of his ways, by his greatness. 14 Ciod calls man 
 to repentance by visions, 19 by afflictions, G3 
 and by his ministry. 31 He incites Job to atten¬ 
 tion. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 Elihu accuses Job for charging God 
 with injustice. 10 God omnipotent cannot be un¬ 
 just. 31 Man must humble himself unto God. 
 .34 Elihu reproves Job. 
 
 XXXV. 1 Comparison is not to be made with God, 
 because our good or evil cannot extend unto him. 
 
 9 Many cry m their afflictions, but are not heard 
 for want or faith. 
 
 XXXVI. 1 Elihu shews how God is just in his ways. 
 16 How Job’s sins hinder God’s blessings. 24 
 God’s works are to be magnified. 
 
 XXXVII. 1 God is to be feared because of bis 
 great works. 15 His wisdom is unsearchable in 
 them. 
 
 XXXVIII. 1 God challenges Job to answer. 4 
 God, by his mighty works, convinces Job of igno¬ 
 rance, 31 and of imbecility. 
 
 XXXIX. 1 Of the wild goats and hinds. 5 Of the 
 wild ass. 9 The unicorn. 13 The peacock, stork, 
 and ostrich. 19 The horse. 26 The hawk. 27 
 The eagle. 
 
 XL. 1 Job humbles himself to God. 6 God stirs 
 him up to shew his righteousness, power, and 
 wisdom. 15 Of the Behemoth. 
 
 XLT. 1 Of God’s great power in Leviathan. 
 
 XLII- 1 Job submits himself unto God. 7 God 
 preferring Job’s cause, makes his friends submit 
 themselves, and accepts him. 10 He magnifies 
 and blesses Job. 16 Job’s age and death. 
 
 PSALMS. 
 
 I. The happiness of tlie godly. 4The unhappiness 
 of the ungodly. 
 
 II. 1 The kingdom of Christ. 10 Kings are ex¬ 
 horted to accept it. 
 
 Til. The security of God’s protection. 
 
 IV. 1 David prays for audience. 2 He reproves 
 and exhorts his enemies. 6 Man’s happiness is 
 in God’s favour. 
 
 V. 1 David prays, and professes his study in prayer. 
 4 God favours not the wicked. 7 David profess¬ 
 ing his faith, prays unto God to guide him, 10 to 
 destroy his enemies, and to preserve the godly. 
 
 VI. 1 David’s complaint in his sickness. 8 By faith 
 he triumphs over his enemies. 
 
 VII. 1 David prays against the malice of his ene¬ 
 mies, professing his innocency. 10 By faith he 
 sees his defence and the destruction of his 
 enemies. 
 
 VIII. 1 God’s glory is manifested by his ■works, 
 and by his love to man. 
 
 IX. 1 David praises God for executing of judgment. 
 11 He incites others to praise him. 13 He prays 
 that he may have cause to praise him. 
 
 X. 1 David complains to God of the outrage of the 
 wicked. 12 lie prays for remedy. 16 He pro¬ 
 fesses his confidence. 
 
 XI. 1 David encourages himself in God, against 
 his enemies. 4 The providence and justice of 
 ^God. 
 
 XII. 1 David, destitute of human comfort, craves 
 help of God. 3 He comforts himself with God’s 
 judgments on the wicked, and confidence in 
 God’s experienced promises. 
 
 XIII. 1 David complains of delay in help. 3 He 
 prays for preventing grace. 5 He boasteth of 
 divine mercy. 
 
 XIV. 1 David describes the corruptions of a na¬ 
 tural man. 4 He convinces the wicked by the 
 light of their conscience. 7 He glories in the 
 salvation of God. 
 
 XV. David fiescribes a citizen of Sion. 
 
 Xyi. 1 David in distrust of merits, and hatred of 
 idolatry, flies to God for preservation. 5 He 
 shews the hope of his calling, of the resurrection, 
 and life everlasting. 
 
 XVII. 1 David in confidence of his integrity, 
 craves defence of God against his enemies. 10 
 He shews their pride, craft, and eaeerness. 12 He 
 pravs against them in confidence of his hope. 
 
 XVI11. David praises God for his manifold and 
 marvellous blessings. 
 
 XIX. 1 The creatures shew' God’s glory. 7 The 
 word his grace. 32 David prays lor grace. 
 
 XX. 1 T he church blesses the king in his exploits. 
 7 Her confidence in God’s succour. 
 
 XXI. 1 A thanksgiving for victory. 7 Confidence 
 of further success. 
 
 XXII. 1 David complains in great discourage¬ 
 ments. 9 He prajs in great distress. 23 He 
 praises God. 
 
 XXII1. David’s confidence in God’s grace. 
 
 XXIV. 1 God’s lordship in the world. 3 The 
 citizens of Ids spiritual kingdom. 7 An exhorta¬ 
 tion to receive him. 
 
 XXV. 1 David’s confidence in prayer. 7 He 
 prays for remission or sins, 16 and for help in 
 affliction. 
 
 XXVi. David resorts to God in confidence of his 
 integrity. 
 
 XXVI1. 1 David sustains his faith, by the power 
 of God, 4 by his love to the service of God, 9 and 
 by prayer. 
 
 XXVII1. 1 David prays earnestly against his 
 
 enemies. 6 He blesses God. 9 He prays for 
 the people. 
 
 XXIX. 1,David exhorts princes to give glory to 
 God, 3 by reason of his power, 11 and protection 
 of his people. 
 
 XXX. 1 David praises God for his deliverance. 4 
 He exhorts others to praise him by example of 
 God’s dealing with him. 
 
 XXXI. 1 David shewing his confidence in God, 
 craves his help. 7 He rejoices in his mercy. 9 
 He prays in his calamity. 19 He praises God for 
 his goodness. 
 
 XXXII. 1 Blessedness consisted) in the remission 
 of sins. 3 Confession of sins giveth ease to the 
 conscience. 8 God’s promises bring joy. 
 
 XXXIII. 1 God is to be praised for his goodness, 
 
 6 for his power, 12 and for his providence. 20 
 Confidence is to be placed in God. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 David praises God, and exhorts others 
 thereto by his experience. 8 T hey are blessed 
 that trust in God. 11 He exhorts to the fear of 
 God. 13 The privileges of the l ighteous. 
 
 XXXV. 1 David prays for his safety and his ene¬ 
 mies’ confusion. 11 He complains of their wrong¬ 
 ful dealing. 22 Thereby he incites God against 
 them. 
 
 XXXVI. 1 The grievous estate of the wicked. 5 
 The excellency of God’s mercy. 10 David prays 
 for favour to God’s children. 
 
 XXXVII. David persuades to patience, and con¬ 
 fidence in God, by the different state of tiie godly 
 and the wicked. 
 
 XXXVIII. David moves God to take compassion 
 of his pitiful case. 
 
 XXXlX. 1 David’s care of his thoughts, 4the con¬ 
 sideration of the brevity and vanity of life, ^ the 
 reverence of God’s judgments, 10 and prayer, are 
 his bridles of impatience. 
 
 XL. 1 The benefit of confidence in God. 6 Obe¬ 
 dience is the best sacrifice. 11 The sense of Da¬ 
 vid’s evils inflames his prayer. 
 
 XLI. 1 God’s care of the poor. 4 David complains 
 of his enemies’ treachery. 10 He flees to God 
 for succour. 
 
 XLIl. 1 David’s zeal to serve God in the temple. 
 5 He encourages his soul to trust in God. 
 
 XLllI. 1 David praying to be restored to the tem¬ 
 ple, promises to serve God joyfully. 5 He en- 
 courageth his soul to trust in God. 
 
 X LI V. 1 The chui ch, in memory of former favours, 
 
 7 complains of their present evils. 17 Pro¬ 
 fessing her integrity, 24 she fervently prays for 
 succour. 
 
 XJjV. 1 The majesty and grace of Christ’s king¬ 
 dom. 10 The duty of the church, and the benefits 
 thereof. 
 
 XLVI. 1 The confidence which the church hath in 
 God. 8 An exhortation to behold it. 
 
 XLVII. 1 The nations are exhorted cheerfully to 
 entertain the kingdom of Christ. 
 
 XLVII I. 1 The ornaments and privileges of the 
 church. 
 
 XLIX. 1 An earnest persuasion to build the faith 
 of the resuirection, not on worldly power, but on 
 God. 16 Worldly prospeiity is not to be ad¬ 
 mired. 
 
 L. 1. The majesty of God in the church. 5 His 
 order to gather saints. 7 The pleasure of God 
 is not in ceremonies, 14 but in sincerity of 
 obedience. 
 
 LI. 1 David prays for remission of sins, •whereof he 
 makes a deep confession. 6 He prays for sanctifi¬ 
 cation. 16 God delights not in sacrifice, but in 
 sincerity. 18. He prays for the church. 
 
 Lll. 1 David condemning thespitefulnessofDoeg. 
 prophesies his destruction. 6 T he righteous shall 
 rejoice at it. 8 David, upon his confidence in 
 God’s mercy, gives thanks. 
 
 LlII. 1 David describes the corruptions of a natural 
 man. 4 He convinces the wicked by the light of 
 their own conscience. 6 He glories in the sal¬ 
 vation of God. 
 
 LIV. 1 David complains of the Ziphims, pi ays for 
 salvation. 4 Upon his confidence in God’s help, 
 he promises sacrifice. 
 
 LV. 1 David in his prayer complains of his fearful 
 case. 9 He prays against his enemies, of w'hose 
 wickedness and treachery he complains. 6 He 
 comforts himself in God’s preservation of him, 
 and confusion of his enemies. 
 
 LVI. 1 David praying to God in confidence of his 
 word, complains of his enemies. 9 He professes 
 his confidence in God’s word, and promises to 
 praise him. 
 
 LVII. 1 David in prayer flying unto God, com¬ 
 plains of his dangerous case. 7 He encourages 
 him to praise God. 
 
 LVII I, 1 David reproves wicked judges, 3 de¬ 
 scribes the nature of the wicked, 6 devotes them 
 to God’s judgments, 10 whereat the righteous 
 shall rejoice. 
 
 LIX. 1 David prays to be delivered from his ene¬ 
 mies. 6 He complains of their cruelty. 8 He 
 trusts in God. 11 He prays against them. 16 He 
 praises God. 
 
 LX. 1 David complaining to God of former judg¬ 
 ment, 4 now upon better hope prayeth for deliver¬ 
 ance. 6 Comforting himself in God’s promises, he 
 craves that help whei eon he tiusteth. 
 
 LXI. 1 David flees to Gorl upon his former expe¬ 
 rience. 4 He vows perpetual service to him be¬ 
 cause of his promises. 
 
 LXII. 1 David professing his confidence in God, 
 discourages his enemies. 5 In the same confidence 
 he encourages the godlv. 9 Ko trust is to be put 
 in worldly things. 11 I*ower and mercy belong 
 to God. 
 
 LXI II. 1 David’s thirst for God. 4 His manner of 
 blessing God. 9 His confidence of his enemies’ 
 destruction, and his own safety. . . 
 
 LXIV. 1 David praysfordeliverance,complaining 
 of his enemies. 7 He promises himselt to see such 
 
 an evident destruction of his enemies, as the 
 righteous shall rejoice at it. 
 
 LX V. 1 David praises God for his grace. 4 The 
 blessedness ot God’s chosen, by reason of be¬ 
 nefits. 
 
 LXVI. 1 David exhorts to praise God, 5 to observe 
 his great works,* 8 to bless him for his gracious 
 benefits. 12 He vows for himself religious ser¬ 
 vice to God. 16 Declares God’s special goodness 
 to himself. 
 
 LXVI I. 1 A prayer for the enlargement of God’s 
 kingdom, 3 to the joy of the people, 6 and the 
 increase of God’s blessings. 
 
 LXVI 11. 1 A prayer at the removing of the ark. 
 4 An exhortation to praise God for his mercies, 
 7 for his care of the church, 19 for bis great 
 works. 
 
 LXIX. 1 David complains of his affliction. 13 
 He prays for deliverance. 22 He devotes his 
 enemies to destruction. 30 He praises God with 
 thanksgiving. 
 
 LXX. David solicits God to the speedy destruction 
 of the wicked, and preservation of the godly. 
 
 LXXl. 1 David in confidence of faith and exp>e- 
 rience of God’s favour, prays both for himself and 
 against the enemies of his soul. 14 He promises 
 constancy. 17 He prays for perseverance. 19 
 He praises God, and promises to do it cheerfully. 
 
 LXXIl. 1 David praying for Solomon, shews the 
 goodness and glory of his, in type, and in truth, 
 of Christ’s kingdom. 18 He blesses God. 
 
 LXXlII. 1 T he prophet prevailing in a tempta¬ 
 tion, 2 shews the occasion thereof, the prosperity 
 of the wicked. 13 T he wound given thereby, 
 diffidence. 15 The victory over it, know ledge 
 of God’s purpose, in destroying of the wicked, 
 and sustaining the righteous. 
 
 LX XlV. 1 The prophet complaineth of the deso¬ 
 lation of the sanctuary. 10 He moveth God to 
 help, in consideration of his power. 18 Of his 
 reproachful enemies, of his children, and of his 
 covenant. 
 
 LXXV. 1 The prophet praises God. 2 He promises 
 to judge uprightly. 4 He rebukes the proud by 
 consideration of God’s providence. 9 He praises 
 God, and promises to execute justice. 
 
 LXX VI. 1 A declaration of God’s majesty in the 
 chuich. 11 An exhortation to serve him reverently. 
 
 LXXVII. 1 The psalmist shews what fierce combat 
 he had with diffidence. 10 The victory which 
 he had by consideration of God’s great and gra¬ 
 cious works. 
 
 LXXVIII. 1 An exhortation both to learn and to 
 preach the law of God. 9 The story of God’s 
 wrath aeainst the incredulous and disobedient. 
 67 The Israelites being rejected. God chose Ju¬ 
 dah, Sion, and David. 
 
 LXX IX. 1 The psalmist complains of the desola¬ 
 tion of Jerusalem. 8 He prays for deliverance, 
 13 and promises thankfulne.ss. 
 
 LXXX. I T he psalmist in bis prayer complains 
 of the miseries of the church. 8 God’s former 
 favours are turned into judgments. 14 He prays 
 foi- deliverance. 
 
 LXXXI. 1 An exhortation to a solemn praising 
 of God. 4 God challenges that duty by reason 
 of his benefits. 8 God exhorting to obedience, 
 complains of their disobedience, which proves 
 their own hurt. 
 
 LXXXII. 1 The psalmist having exhorted the 
 judges, 5 and reproved their negligence, 8 prays 
 God to judge. 
 
 LXXXI II. 1 A complaint to God of the enemies 
 conspiracies. 9 A prayer against them tliat op¬ 
 press the church. 
 
 LXXXIV. 1 The prophet loosing for the com¬ 
 munion of the sanctuary, 4 shews how blessed 
 they are that ilwell theieiu. 8 He prays to be 
 )'estored unto it. 
 
 LXXXV. 1 I he psalmist, out of the experience of 
 former mercies, praj’s for the continuance there¬ 
 of. 8 He promises to w ait thereon, out of con¬ 
 fidence of God’s goodness. 
 
 LXXXVI. 1 David strengthens his prayer by the 
 conscience of his religion, 5 by the goodness and 
 power of God. 11 He desires the continuance or 
 former grace. 14 Complaining of the proud, ho 
 craves some token of God’s goodness. 
 
 LXXXVI I. 1 The nature and glory of the church. 
 4 T he increase, honour, and comfort of the mem¬ 
 bers thereof. 
 
 LXXXVUl. 1 A prayer containing a grievous 
 complaint. 
 
 LXXXlX. 1 The psalmist praises God_ for his 
 covenant, 5 for his wonderful power, 15 tor the 
 cai e of his church, 19 for his favour to the king¬ 
 dom of David. .38 Then complaining of the con¬ 
 trary events, 46 he expostulates, prays, and 
 blesses God. 
 
 XC. 1 Moses setting forth God’s providence, 3 
 complains of human fragility, 7 divine chastise¬ 
 ments, 10 and brevity of life. 12 He prays for 
 the knowledge and sensible experience of God’s 
 good providence. 
 
 XCI. 1 The state of the godly. 3 Their safety. 9 
 Their habitation. 11 Their ser\ants. 14 Their 
 friends, with the effects of them all. 
 
 XCI I. 1 The prophet exhorts to praise God, 4 for 
 his great works, 6 for his judgments on the 
 wicked, 10 and for his goodness to the godly. 
 
 XCIII. 1 The majesty, power, and hminess ot 
 Christ’s kingdom. 
 
 XC IV. 1 1 he prophet calling for justice, complains 
 of tyranny and impiety. 8 He teaches God’s pro¬ 
 vidence. 12 He .shews the blessedness of afflic 
 tion. 16 God is the defender of the afflicted. 
 
 XCV, 1 An exhortation to praise God, 3 for his 
 greatness, 6 and for his goodness; 8 and not to 
 tempt him. 
 
 XCVI. 1 An exhortation to praise God, 4 for his 
 greatness, 8 for his kingdom, 11 for his general 
 judgment. 
 
COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 XCVIT. 1 The majesty of Gotl’s kingdom. 7 fhe 
 church rejoices at God’s judgments upon idola¬ 
 ters. 10 An exhortation to godliness and glad¬ 
 ness. 
 
 XCVIIT. 1 The psalmist exhorts the .Tews, 4 the 
 Gentiles, 7 and all the creatures, to praise God. 
 
 XCIX. 1 The prophet setting forth the kingdom of 
 God in Zion, 5 exhorts all, by the example of 
 forefathers, to worship God at his holy hill. 
 
 C. 1 An exhortation to praise God cheerfully, .3 
 for his greatness, 4 and I'or his power. 
 
 Cl. 1 David makes a vow and profession of godli¬ 
 ness. 
 
 CII. 1 The prophet in his pra3'pr makes a grievous 
 complaint. 12 He takes < omfort in the eternity 
 and mercy of God. 18 The mercies of God are 
 to be recorded. 2.3 He sustains his weakness by 
 the unchangeableness of God. 
 
 Cl 11. 1 An exhortation to bless God for his mercy, 
 
 15 and for the constancy thereof. 
 
 CIV. 1 A meditation upon the mighty power, 7 
 and wonderful providence of God. .31 God’s glory 
 is eternal. 33 The prophet vows perpetually to 
 praise God. 
 
 CV. 1 An exhortation to praise God, and to seek 
 out his works. 7 I'he story of God's providence 
 over Abraham, 16 over .Tosepli, 2.3 over .Jacob 
 in Egypt, 26 over Moses delivering the Israel¬ 
 ites, 37 over the Israelites brought out of Egypt, 
 fed in the wilderness, and planted in Canaan. 
 
 CVI. 1 'I'he psalmist exhorts to praise God. 4 He 
 prays for pardon of sin, as God did with the 
 fathers. 7 The story of the people’s rebellion, 
 ifud God’s mercy. 47 He concludes with prayer 
 and piaise. 
 
 evil. 1 The psalmist exhorts the redeemed, in 
 praising God, to observe his manifold provi¬ 
 dence, 4 over travellers, 10 over captives, 17 
 over sick men, 23 over seamen, 33 and in divers 
 varieties of life. 
 
 CVllI. 1 David encourages himself to praise God. 
 
 5 Pie prays for God's assistance according to his 
 promise. 11 His confuience in God’s help. 
 
 CIX. 1 David complaining of his slanderous ene¬ 
 mies, under the person ot .ludas, devotes them. 
 
 16 He shews their sin. 21 Complaining of his 
 own misery, he prays for help. 30 He promises 
 thankfulness. 
 
 CX. 1 1 he kingdom, 4 the priesthood, 5 the con¬ 
 quest, 7 and the passion of Clirist. 
 
 CXI. 1 'i'he psalmist by his example incitesothers 
 to praise God, for his glorious, 5 and gracious 
 w’orks. 10 The fear of God breeds true wisdom. 
 
 CXIf. 1 Godliness has the promises of this life, 
 4 and of the life to come. 10 I he prosperity of 
 the godly shall be an eye-sore to the wicked. 
 
 CXIIl. 1 An exhortation to praise God for his ex¬ 
 cellency, 6 and for his mercy. 
 
 CXIV. 1 An exhortation, by the example of the 
 dumb creatures, to fear God in hig church. 
 
 CXV. 1 Because God is truly gracious, 4 and idols 
 are vanity, 9 he exhorts to confidence in God. 
 12 God is to be blessed for his blessings. 
 
 CXVl. 1 The psalmist professes his love and duty 
 to God for his deliverance. 12 He studies to be 
 thankful. 
 
 CXVII. 1 An exhortation to praise God for his 
 mercy and truth. 
 
 CXVIII. 1 An exhortation to praise God for his 
 mercy'. 5 The psalmist by his experience shows 
 how good it is to trust in Gofi. 19 Under the 
 type of the psalmist, the coming of Christ in his 
 kingdom is expressed. 
 
 CXIX. This psalm containeth sundry prayers, 
 praises, and professions of obedience. 
 
 CXX. 1 David prays against Doeg, .3 reproves 
 his tongue, 5 and complainsof his necessary con¬ 
 versation with the wicked. 
 
 CXXl. 1 The great safety of the godly, who put 
 their trust in God’s protection. 
 
 CXXII. 1 David professes his joy for the church, 
 
 6 and prays for the peace thereof. 
 
 CXXIII. 1 'The godly profess their confidence 
 in God, 3 and pray ,o be delivered from con¬ 
 tempt. 
 
 eXXIV. The church blesseth God for a miracu¬ 
 lous deliverance. , 
 
 eXXV. 1 'I’he safety of such as trust in God. 4 
 A prayer for the godly, and against the wicked. 
 
 eXXVI. I The church celebrating her incredible 
 return out of captivity, 4 prays for, and prophe¬ 
 sies, the good success thereof. 
 
 CXXVII. 1 The virtue of God’s blessing. 3 Good 
 children are his gift. 
 
 CXXVIIl. The sundry blessings which follow 
 them that fear God. 
 
 CXXIX, 1 An exhortation to prai.se God for sav¬ 
 ing Israel in their great afflictions. 5 The hateri 
 of the church are cursed. 
 
 eXXX. 1 The psalmist professes his hope in 
 prayer, 5 and his patience in hope. 7 lie ex¬ 
 horts Israel to hope in God. 
 
 CXXXI. 1 David professing his humility’, 3 ex¬ 
 horts Israel to hope in God. 
 
 CXXXI I. 1 David in his prayer recommends unto 
 God the religious care he had for the ark. 8 His 
 prayer at the removing of the ark, 11 with a re¬ 
 petition of God’s promises. 
 
 CXXXIII. The benefit ofthe communion of saints. 
 
 CXXXIVi An exhortation to bless God. 
 
 CXXXV. 1 An exhortation to praise God for his 
 mercy, 5 for his power, 8 for his judgments. 15 
 The vanity of idols. 19 An exhortation to bless 
 God. 
 
 CXXXVI. An exhortation to give thanks to God 
 for D-articular mercies. 
 
 CXXXVII. I The constancy of the .Tews in cap¬ 
 tivity. 7 The prophetcurseth Edom and Babel. 
 
 CXXXVIIT. 1 David praiseth God for the truth 
 of his word. 4 He pi ophesies that the kings of 
 the earth shall praise GoJ. 7 lie professeth his 
 confidence in God. 
 
 CXXXIX. 1 David praiseth God for his all-seeing 
 providence, |17 and for his infinite niercies. 19 
 He defies the wicked. 2.3 He prays for sincerity. 
 
 CXL. 1 David prays to be delivered from Saul ami 
 Doeg. 8 He prays against them. 12 He comforts 
 himself by confidence in God. 
 
 CXLl. 1 David prays that his suit may be accep¬ 
 table, 3 his conscience sincere, 7 and his life safe 
 from snares. 
 
 CXLll. David shews that in his trouble, all his 
 comfort was in prayer to God. 
 
 CXLlll. 1 David prays for favour in judgment, .3 
 He complains of his grief. 5 He strengtheneth his 
 faith by meditation and prayer. 7 He prays foi' 
 grace, 9 for deliverance, 10 for sanctification, 12 
 for destruction of his enemies. 
 
 CXLIV. 1 David blesseth Gocl for his mercy both 
 to him and to man. 5 He prays that God would 
 powerfully deliver him from his enemies. 9 He 
 promises to praise God. 11 He prays for the 
 happy state of the kingdom. 
 
 CXLV. I David praiseth God for his fame, 8 for 
 his goodness, 11 tor his kingdom, 14 for his provi¬ 
 dence, 17 for his saving mercy. 
 
 CXLVl. IThe psalmist vows perpetual praises to 
 God. 3 He exhorts not to trust in man. 5 God 
 for his power, justice, mercy, and kingdom, is 
 only worthy to be trusted. 
 
 CXLVl I. 1 The prophet exhorts to praise God, 
 for his care of the church, 4 his power, 6 and his 
 mercy : 7 to praise him for his providence: 12 
 to praise him for his blessings upon the king¬ 
 dom, 15 for his power over the meteors, 19 and 
 for his ordinances in the church. 
 
 CXLVlll. 1 'The psalmist exhorts the celestial, 
 7 the terrestrial, 11 and the rational creatures, 
 to praise God. 
 
 CXLIX. 1 'The prophet exhorts to praise God for 
 his love to the church, 5 and for the power he 
 gave the church. 
 
 CL. 1 An exhortation to praise God, 3 with all 
 sorts of instruments. 
 
 PROVERBS. 
 
 I. The use of the proverbs. 7 An exhortation to 
 fear God and believe in his word. 10 'To avoid the 
 enticingsof sinners. 20 Wisdom complains of her 
 contempt. 24 She threatens her contemners. 
 
 II. 1 Wisdom promiseth godliness to her children, 
 10 and safety from evil company, 20 and direc¬ 
 tion in good ways. 
 
 III. 1 An exhortation to obedience, 5 to faith, 7 to 
 mortification, 9 to devotion, 11 to patience. 1.3 
 'The happy gain of wisdom. 19 The power, 21 
 and the benefits of wisdom. 27 An exhortation to 
 charitableness, .30 peaceableness, .31 and content- 
 edne.ss. .33 'I'he cursed state of the wicked. 
 
 IV. 1 Solomon, to persuade to obedience, .3 shews 
 what instructions he had of his parents, 5 to study 
 wisdom, 14 and to shun the path of the wicked. 
 20 He exhorts to faith, 2,3 and sanctification. 
 
 V. 1 Solomon exhorts to the study of wisdom. .3 
 He shews the mischief of whoredom and riot. 15 
 He exhorts to contentedness, liberality, and chas¬ 
 tity. 22 'The wicked are overtaken with their 
 own sins. 
 
 Vt. 1 Against suretiship, 6 idleness, 12 and mis¬ 
 chievousness. 16 Seven things hateful to God. 
 20 'The blessings of obedience. 25 'The mischiefs 
 of whoredom. 
 
 VI1. 1 Solomon persuades to a sincere and kind fa¬ 
 miliarity with wisdom. 6 In an example of his 
 own experience, he shews, 10 the cunning of a 
 whore, 22 and the desperate simplicity of a 
 j’oung wanton. 24 He dehortethtrom such wick¬ 
 edness. 
 
 Vtll. 1 'The fame, 6 and evidence of wisdom. 10 
 'The excellency, 12 the nature, 15 the power, 18 
 the riches, 22 and the eternity of wisdom. .32 
 Wisdom is to be desired for the blessedness it 
 bringeth. 
 
 IX. 1 The discipline, 4 and doctrine of wisdom. 
 
 1.3 'I’he custom, 16 and error of folly. 
 
 X. *«* From this chapter to the twenty-fifth, are 
 sundry observations of moral virtues, and their 
 contrary vices. 
 
 XXV. 1 Observations about kings, 8 and about 
 avoiding of quarrels, and sundry causes thereof. 
 
 XXVI. 1 Observations about fools, 13 sluggards, 
 17 and contentious busy-bodies. 
 
 XXVII. 1 Observations of self-love, 5 of true 
 love, 11 of care to avoid offences, 23 and of 
 household care. 
 
 XXVIII. General observations of impiety, and 
 religious integrity. 
 
 XXIX. 1 Observations of public government, 15 
 and of private. 22 Of anger, pride, thievery, 
 cowardice, and corruption. 
 
 XXX. 1 Agur’s confession of his faith. 7Thetwo 
 points of his prayer. 10 'The meanest are not to 
 be wronged. 11 Four wicked generations. 15 
 Four things insatiable. 17 Parents are not to be 
 despised. 18 Four things hard to be known. 21 
 Four tilings intolerable. 24 Four things exceed¬ 
 ing wise. 29 Four things stately. 32 Wrath is 
 to be prevented. 
 
 XXXI. 1 T.emueTs lesson of chastity and temper¬ 
 ance. 6 'The afflicted are to be comforted and 
 defended. 10 Ihe praise and properties of a 
 good wife. 
 
 ECCLESIASTES. 
 
 I. 'The preacher shews that all human courses are 
 vain : 4 Because the creatures are restless in their 
 courses. 9 'They bring forth nothing new, and all 
 old things are forgotten. 12 and because he hath 
 found it so in the studies of wisdom. 
 
 II. 1 'The vanity of human courses in the works of 
 pleasure. 12 'Though the wise be better than the 
 fool, yet both have one event. 18 'The vanity of 
 human labour, in leaving it they know not to 
 
 whom. 24 Nothing better than joy in our labour, 
 but that is God’s gift. 
 
 III. 1 By the necessary change of times, vanity is 
 added to human travail. 11 'There is an excel¬ 
 lency in God’s works. 16 But as for man, God 
 shall judge his works there, and here he shall be 
 like a beast. 
 
 IV. 1 Vanity is increa,sed unto men by oppression, 
 
 4 by envy, 5 by idleness, 7 by covetousness, 9 by 
 solitariness, 13 by wilfulness. 
 
 V. 1 \'anities in ilivine service, 8 in murmuring 
 against oppression. 9 and in riches. 18 Joy in 
 riches is the gift of tlod. 
 
 VI. 1 The vanity of riches without use. ^ .3 Of chil¬ 
 
 dren, 6 and old age without riches. 9 'I he vanity 
 of sight and wandering desires. 11 'The conclu¬ 
 sion of vanities. « 
 
 VII. 1 Hemedies against vanity are a good name, 
 
 2 mortification, 7 patience, 11 wisdom. 23 I'he 
 difficulty of wisdom. 
 
 VIII. 1 Kings are greatly to be respected. 6 The 
 divine provitience is to be observed. 12 It is 
 better with tlie godly in adversity, than with 
 the wicked in prosperity. 16 'ihe work of God is 
 unsearchable. 
 
 IX. 1 Like things happen to good and bad. 4'There 
 is a necessity of death unto men. 7 Comfort is all 
 their portion in this life. 11 God’s providence rules 
 overall. 1.3 Wisdom is better than strenath. 
 
 X. 1 Observations of wisdom and folly. 160friof, 
 
 18 slothfulness, 19 and money. 20 Men’s thoughts 
 of kings ought to be reverent. 
 
 XI. 1 Directions for charity, 7 Death in life, 9 and 
 the day of judgment in tJie days of youth, are to 
 be thought on. 
 
 XII. 1 'The Creator is to be remembered in due 
 time. 8 'The preacher’s care to edify. 13 The 
 fear of God is the chief antidote of vanity. 
 
 SOLOMON’S SONG. 
 
 I. The church’s love to Christ. 5 She owns her de¬ 
 formity, 7 and praj’s to be directed to his flock. 
 
 8 Christ directs her to the sheplierds’ tents. 9 
 And shewing his love to her, 11 gives her gracious 
 promises. 12 'The church and Christ congratu¬ 
 late each other. 
 
 II. 1 The mutual love of Christ and his church. 8 
 'The hope, 10 and calling of the church. 14 
 Christ’s care of the church. 16 Ihe profession 
 of the church, her faith and hope. 
 
 III. 1 'The church’s fight and victory in temptation. 
 
 6 'The church glorieth in Christ. 
 
 IV. 1 Christ sets forth the graces of the church. 8 
 He shews his love to her. 16 The church prays 
 to be made fit for his presence. 
 
 V. 1 Christ awakes the church with his calling. 2 
 The church having a taste of Christ’s love, is sick 
 of love. 9 A description of Christ by his graces. 
 
 VI. 1 The church professeth her faith in Christ. 4 
 Christ shews the graces of the church, 10 and his 
 love tow'ards her. 
 
 VII. 1 A further description of the church’s graces. 
 10'The church professes her faith and desire. 
 
 VIII. 1 The love of the church of Christ. 6 The 
 force of love. 8 'The calling of the Gentiles. 14 
 'The church prays for Christ’s coming. 
 
 ISAIAH. 
 
 I. Isaiah complains of Judah for her rebellion. 5 
 He laments her judgments. 10 He upbraids their 
 whole service. 16 He exhorts to repentance, with 
 promises and threatenings. 21 Bewailing their 
 wickedness, he denounces God’s judgments. 25 
 He promises grace, 28 and threatens destruction 
 to the wicked. 
 
 II. 1 Isaiah prophesieth of the coming of Christ's 
 kingdom. 6 Wickedness is the cause of God’s 
 forsaking. 10 He exhorts to fear, because of the 
 powerful effects of God’s majesty. 
 
 III. 1 'I he great confusion which comes by sin. 9 
 The impudence of the people. 12 'The oppression 
 and covetousness of the rulers. 16 'The judgments 
 which shall be for the pride of the women. 
 
 IV. In the extremity of evils Christ's kingdom 
 shall be a sanctuary. 
 
 V. I Under the parable of a vineyard, God excuseth 
 his severe juitgment. 8 His judgments upon co¬ 
 vetousness, 11 upon lasciviousness, 13 upon im¬ 
 piety, 20 and upon injustice. 26'The executioners 
 of God’s judgments. 
 
 VI. 1 Isaiah in a vision of the Lord in his glory, 5 
 being terrified, is confirmed for his message" 9 
 He shews the obstinacy of the people, to tlieir 
 desolation. 13 A remnant shall be saved. 
 
 VII. 1 Ahaz, being troubled with fearof Hezin and 
 Pekah, is comforted by Isaiah. 10 Ahaz having 
 liberty to choose a si^n, and refusing it, hath for a 
 sign Christ promised. 17 His judgment is pro- 
 
 f hesied to come by Assyria. 
 
 II. 1 In IVlaher-shalaThash baz, he prophesies 
 that Syria and Israel shall be subdued by AsM’ria; 
 
 5 Jmiah likewise for their infidelity. 9 God's 
 judgments are irresistible. 11 Comfort to them 
 that fear God. 19 Great afflictions to idolaters. 
 
 IX. 1 'V\'hat joy shall be in the midst of afflictions, 
 by the kingdom and birth of Christ. 8'1 he judg¬ 
 ments upon Israel for their pride. 13 for tlieir by 
 pocrisy, 18 and for their impenitence. 
 
 X. 1 The woe of tyrants. 5 Assyria, the rod of by. 
 pocrites, for his pride shall be broken. 20 A reiii - 
 nant of Israel shall be saved. 24 Israel is comfort¬ 
 ed with promise of deliverance from Assyria. 
 
 XI. 1'The peaceable kingdom of the Branch out of 
 the root of .1 esse. 10 'The victorious restoration of 
 Israel, and vocation of the Gentiles. 
 
 XII. A joyful thanksgiving of the faithful for the 
 mercies of God. 
 
 XIII. 1 God musters the armies of his wrath. 6 He 
 threatens to destroy Babylon by the Medes. 19 
 'The desolation of Babylon. 
 
 XIV. 1 God’smercifulrestorationoflsrael. 4Their 
 triumphant exultation over Babel. 24 God’s 
 
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 purpose against Assyria. 29 Palestina is threat- 
 eneti. 
 
 XV. t he lamen^ble state of Moab. 
 
 XVI. 1 Moab is exhorted to yield obedience to 
 Christ’s kingdom. 6 Moab is'threatened for her 
 pride. 9 The prophet bewails her. 12 The judg¬ 
 ment of Moab. 
 
 XVH. 1 Syria and Israel are threatened. 6 A 
 remnant shall forsake idolatry, y t he rest shall 
 be plagued for their impiety. 12 The woe of 
 Israel’s enemies. 
 
 XVIII. 1 Gyd, in care of his people, will destroy 
 the Ethiopians. 7 An access thereby shall grow 
 unto the church. 
 
 XIX. 1 The confusion of Egypt. 11 The foolish¬ 
 ness of their princes. 18 The calling of Egypt to 
 
 • the church. 23 Ihe covenant of Egypt, Assyria, 
 and Israel. 
 
 XX. A type pj'efiguring the shameful captivity 
 of Egypt and Ethiopia. 
 
 XXL 1 The prophet bewailing the captivity'of his 
 people, seeth in a vision the fall of Babylon by 
 the Modes and Persians. 11 Edom scorning the 
 prophet, is moved to repentance. 13 1 he set-time 
 of Arabia’s calamity. 
 
 XXII. 1 The prophet laments the invasion of 
 Jewry by the Persians. 8 He reproves tlieir 
 human wisdom and worldly joy. 15 lie prophe- 
 sieth .Sheba’s deprivation, 2u and Eliakim pre¬ 
 figuring the kingdom of Christ, his substitution. 
 
 XXIII. 1 'I'he miserable overthrow of Tyre. 17 
 
 • 'I'heir unhappy return. 
 
 XXIV. 1 The doleful judgments of God upon the 
 land. 13 A remnantshall joyfully praise him. 16 
 God in his judgmentsshall advance his kingdom. 
 
 XXV. 1 Ihe prophet praiseth God, for his judg¬ 
 ments, 6 for his saving benefits, 9 and for Ins 
 victorious salvation. 
 
 XXVI. 1 A song inciting to confidence in God, 5 
 for his judgments, 12 and for his favour to his 
 people. 20 An exhortation to wait on God. 
 
 XXVTl. 1 The care of God over his vineyard. 7 
 His chastisements differ from judgments. 12 
 The church of Jews and Gentiles. 
 
 XXVIII. 1 The prophet threatens Ephraim for 
 their pride and drunkenness. 5 The residue 
 shall be advanced in the kingdom of Christ. 7 
 He rebukes their error. 9 Their untowardness 
 to learn, 14 and their security. 16 Christ the 
 sure foundation is promised. 18 Their security 
 shall be tried. 23 They ai e incited to the con¬ 
 sideration of God’s discreet providence. 
 
 XXIX. 1 God’s heavy judgment upon Jerusalem. 
 
 7 1 he unsatiableness of her enemies. 9 'J'he 
 senselessness, 13 and deep hypocrisy of the Jews. 
 18 A promise of sanctification to the godly. 
 
 XXX. 1 The prophet threatens the people, for 
 their confidence in Egypt, 8 and contempt of 
 God’s word. 18 God’s mercies to his church. 
 27 Gofi’s wrath, and the.people’s joy in the de¬ 
 struction of Assyria. 
 
 XXXI. I The prophet shews their cursed folly, in 
 trusting to Egypt, and forsaking of God. 6 He 
 exhorts to conversion. 8 He shews the fall of 
 Assyria. 
 
 XXXI1. 1 The blessings of Christ’s kingdom. 9 
 Desolation is foreshewn. 15 Restoration is pro¬ 
 mised to succeed. 
 
 XXXIII. 1 God’s judgments against the enemies 
 of the church. 13 The privileges of the godly. 
 
 XXXiy. 1 The judgments wherewith God reveng- 
 eth his church. 11 The desolation of her ene¬ 
 mies. 16 The certainty of the prophecy. 
 
 XXXV. 1 The joyful flourishing of Christ’s king¬ 
 dom. 3 The weak are encouraged by the virtues 
 and privileges of the gospel. 
 
 XXXV'I. 1 Sennacherib invades Judah. 4 Rab- 
 shakeh sent bv Sennacherib, by blasphemous 
 persuasions solicits the people to revolt. 22 His 
 ■words are told to Hezekiah. 
 
 XXXVII. 1 Hezekiah mourning, sends to Isaiah 
 to pray for them. 6 Isaiah comforts them. 8 
 Sennacherib going to encounter Tirhakah, sends 
 a blasphemous letter to HezekiaJi. 14 Hezekiah’s 
 prayer. 21 Isaiah’s prophecy of the pride and 
 destruction of Sennacherib, and the good of Zion. 
 36 An angel slays the Assyrians. .37 Sennache¬ 
 rib is slain at Nineveh by his own sons. 
 
 XXXVIII. 1 Hezekiah receiving a message of 
 death, by prayer his life is lengthened. 8 The 
 sun goes ten degrees backward, for a sign of that 
 ^omise. 9 His song of thanksgiving. 
 
 XXXIX. I MercKlach-baladan sending to visit 
 Hezekiah because of the wonder, hath notice of 
 his treasures. 3 Isaiah understanding thereof 
 foretells the Babylonian captivity. ’ 
 
 XL. 1 The promulgation ot the gospel. 3 The 
 preaching of John the Baptist. 9 The preaching 
 of the apostles. 12 'I'he prophet by the omnipo¬ 
 tence ot God, 18 and his incomparableness, 26 
 comforts the people. 
 
 XLI. 1 God expostulates with the people, about 
 his mercies to the church, 10 about his promises, 
 21 and about the vanity of idols. 
 
 XLI I. 1 The office of Christ, graced with meek¬ 
 ness and constancj'. 5 God’s promise unto him. 
 10 An exhortation to praise Go<l for his gospel. 
 17 He reproves the people of incredulity. 
 
 XLIIl. 1 The Lord comforts the church -with his 
 promises. 8 He appeals to the people for wit¬ 
 ness of his omnipotence. 14 He foretells them the 
 destruction of Babylon, 18 and his wonderful 
 deliverance of his people. 22 He reproves the 
 people as inexcusable. 
 
 XLl’C’. 1 God comforts the church with his pro¬ 
 mises. 7 I he vanity ot idols, 9 and folly of idol- 
 
 ‘ makers. 21 He exhorts to praise God for his 
 redemption and omnipotence. 
 
 XLV. 1 God calleth Cyrus for his church’s .^ake. 
 5 Bv his omnipotence he challengeth obedie.nce. 
 20 He convinces the idols of vanity, by his saving 
 power. 
 
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 XLVI. 1 The idols of Babylon cculd not save 
 themselves. 3 God saves his people to the end. 
 5 Idols are not comparable to God for power, 
 12 or present salvation. 
 
 XLVII. 1 God’s judgments upon Babylon and 
 Chaldea, 6 for their nnmercifulness, 7 pride, 10 
 and overboldness, 11 shall be irresistible. 
 XLVII I. 1 God, to convince the people of their 
 foreknown obstinacy, revealed nis prophecies. 
 9 He saves them for his own sake. 12 He ex¬ 
 horts them to obedience, because of his power and 
 providence. 16 He laments their backwardness. 
 20 He powerfully delivers his out of Babylon. 
 XLIX. 1 Christ being sent to the Jews, complains 
 of them. 5 He is sent to the Gentiles, with 
 gracious promises. 13 God’s love is perpetual 
 to his church. 18 'I'he ample restoration of the 
 church. 24 'I'he powerful deliverance out of the 
 captivity. 
 
 L. 1 Christ shews that the dereliction of the Jews is 
 not to be imputed to him, by his ability to save, 
 5 by his obedience in that work, 7 and by his 
 confidence in that assistance. 10 An exhortation 
 to trust in God and not in ourselves. 
 
 LI. 1 An exhortation after the pattern of Abra¬ 
 ham, to trust in Christ, 3 by reason of his com¬ 
 fortable promises, 4 of his righteous salvation, 7 
 and man’s mortajity. 9 Christ, by his sanctified 
 arm, defendeth his from the fear of man. 17 He 
 bewails the afflictions of Jerusalem, 21 and pro¬ 
 mises deliverance. 
 
 LI I. 1 Christ persuades the church to believe his 
 free I'edemption, 7 to receive the ministers there¬ 
 of, 9 to joy in the power thereof, 11 and to free 
 themselves from bondage. 13 Christ’s kingdom 
 shall be exalted. 
 
 Llll. 1 Ihe prophet complaining of their incredu¬ 
 lity, excuses the scandal of the cross, 4 by the 
 benefit of his passion, 10 and the good success 
 thereof. 
 
 LIy. 1 'I'he prophet, for the comfort of the Gen¬ 
 tiles, prophesies the amplitude of their church, 
 
 4 their safety, 6 their certain deliverance out of 
 affliction, 11 their fair edification, 15 and sure 
 preservation. 
 
 LV. 1 'I'he prophet, with the promises of Christ, 
 calls to faith, 6 and to repentance. 8 The happy 
 success of them that believe. 
 
 LVI. 1 The prophet exhorts to sanctification. 3 He 
 promises it shall be general without respect of per¬ 
 sons. 9 He inveighs against blind watchmen. 
 
 LVI 1. 1 The blessed death of the riehteous. 3 God 
 reproves the Jews for their whorish idolatry. 1.3 
 He give* evangelical promises to the penitent. 
 LVI 11. 1 The prophet being sent to reprove hypo¬ 
 crisy, .3 expresses a counterfeit fast and a true. 8 
 He declares wdiat promises are due to godliness, 
 13 and to the keeping of the sabbath. 
 
 LIX. 1 'I he damnable nature of sin. .3 The sins 
 of the Jews. 9 Calamity is for sin. 16 Salvation is 
 only of God. 20 'I'he covenant of the Redeemer. 
 LX. 1 'I'he glory of the church, in the abundant ac¬ 
 cess of the Gentiles, 15 and the great blessings 
 after a short affliction. 
 
 LXI. 1 I'h* office of Christ. 4 The forwardness, 
 
 7 and blessings of the faithful. 
 
 LX 11. 1 The fervent desire of the prophet, to con¬ 
 firm the church in God’s promises. 5 I'he office 
 of the ministers (unto which they are incited) in 
 preaching the gospel, 10 and preparing the peo¬ 
 ple thereto. 
 
 LXIII. 1 Christ sheweth xvho he is, what his vic¬ 
 tory over his enemies, 7 and what his mercy to¬ 
 wards his church. 10 In his just wrath he remem¬ 
 bers his free mercy. 15 'Ihe church in her prayer, 
 17 and complaint, professes her faith. 
 
 LXIV. 1 The church prays for the illustration of 
 God’s power. 5 Celebrating God’s mercy, she 
 makes confession of her natural corruptions, 9 
 and complains of her affliction. 
 
 LXV. 1 'I he calling of the Gentiles. 2 The Jews, 
 for their incredulity, idolatry, and hypocrisy, are 
 rejected. 8 A remnant shall be saved. 11 Judg¬ 
 ments on the wicked, and blessings on the godly. 
 17 The blessed state of the new Jerusalem. 
 LXVI. 1 The glorious God will be served in hum¬ 
 ble sinceriU’. 5 He comforts the humble with the 
 marvellous generation, 10 and with the gracious 
 benefits of the church. 15 God’s severe judg¬ 
 ments against the wicked. 19 The Gentiles shall 
 have an holy church, 24 and see the damnation 
 of the wicked. 
 
 JEREMIAH. 
 
 I. The time, .3 and the calling of Jeremiah. 11 
 His prophetical visions of an almond-rod, and a 
 seelhing-pot. 15 His heavy message against 
 Judah. If God encourages him with his promise 
 ot assistance. 
 
 II. 1 God having she'wn his former kindness, expos¬ 
 tulates with the Jews their causeless revolt, 9 be¬ 
 yond any example. 14 I'hey are the causes of 
 their own calamities. 20 'Ihe sins of Judah. 31 
 Her confidence is rejected. 
 
 III. 1 God’s great mercy in Judah’s vile whoredom. 
 
 6 Judah is worse than Israel. 12 'I'he promises 
 of the gospel to the penitent. 20 Israel, reproved 
 an<l called by God, make a solemn confession of 
 their sins. 
 
 IV. 1 God calls Israel by his promise. 3 He exhorts 
 .Tudah to repentance by fearful judgments. 19 
 A grievous lamentation for (he miseries of Judah. 
 
 V. 1 Ehe judgmentsof God upon the Jews, for their 
 perverseness, 7 for their adultery, 10 for their im¬ 
 piety, 19 contempt of God, 25 and for their great 
 corruption in the civil state, .30 and ecclesiastical. 
 
 VI. 1 'I he enemies sent against Judah, 4 encourage 
 themselves. 6 God sets them on work, bec-ause of 
 (heir sins. 9 The prophet laments the judgments 
 of God because of their sins. 18 He proclaims 
 God’s wrath. 26 He calls the people to mourn 
 for the judgment on their sins. 
 
 VII. 1 Jeremiah is sent to call for true repentance, 
 to prevent the Jews’captivity. 8 He rejects their 
 vain confidence, 12 by the example of Shiloh. 17 
 He threatens them for their idolatry. "I He re¬ 
 jects the sacrifices of the disobedient. 29 He ex¬ 
 horts to mourn for their abominations in I ophet, 
 .32 and the judgments for the same. 
 
 \ I I. 1 Ihe calamity of the Jews, both dead and 
 alive, 4 He upbraids their foolish and shameless 
 impenitence. 13 He shews their grievous judg¬ 
 ment, 18 and bewails their desperate estate 
 
 IX. 1 Jeremiah laments the Jews for their sins 9 
 
 and judgment. 12 Disobedience is the cause’of 
 their calamity. I7 He exhorts to mourn for their 
 destruction, 2.3 and to trust, not in themselves 
 but in God. 25 He threatens both Jews ami 
 Gentiles. 
 
 X. 1 J he unequal comparison of God and idols 
 17 I he prophet exhorts to fly from the calamity 
 to come. 19 He laments the spoil of the taber¬ 
 nacle by foolish pastors. 2.3 He makes an hum¬ 
 ble supplication. 
 
 XL 1 Jeremiah proclaims God’s covenant: 8 re¬ 
 bukes the lews’ disobeying thereof : 11 prophe- 
 sieth evils to come upon them, 18 and upon the 
 men of Anathoth, foi conspiring to kill Jeremiah. 
 .?vl L 1 Jeremiah complaining ot the prosperity of 
 the xyicked, by faith sees their ruin. 5 God ad¬ 
 monishes him of his brethren’s treachery against 
 him, 7 and laments his heritage. 14 He promises 
 to the penitent return from captivity. 
 
 1 In the type of a linen girdle, hidden at 
 E-uphrates, God prefigures the destruction of his 
 people. 12 Under the parable of the bottles 
 tilled with wine, he foretells their drunkenness 
 in misery. 15 He exhorts to prevent their future 
 
 judgments. 22 He shews their abominations are 
 
 the cause thereof. 
 
 XIV. 1 The grievous famine, 7 causes Jeremiah to 
 pray. 10 1 he I.ord will not be entreated for the 
 people. 1.3 Lying prophets are no excuse for them 
 17 Jeremiah is moved to complain for them. 
 
 XV. 1 The utter rejection, and manifold judgments 
 of the Jews. 20 Jeremiah complaining of their 
 spite, receives a promise for himself, 12 and a 
 threatening for them. 15 He prays, 19 and re¬ 
 ceives a gracious promise. 
 
 Xyi. 1 The prophet, under the types of abstain- 
 ing from rnarriage, from houses of mourning and 
 feasting, foreshews the utter ruin of the Jews 
 10 because they were worse than their fathers! 
 14 Their return from captivity shall be stranger 
 than their deliverance out of Egypt. 16 G^od 
 will doubly recompense their idolatry. 
 
 XVHI. 1 'fhe captivity of Judah for her sin. 5 
 Trust in inan is cursed, 7 in God is blessed. 10 
 The deceitfiil heart cannot deceive God. 12 The 
 salvation of God. 15 I he prophet complains of 
 the mockers of his prophecy. 19 He is sent to 
 renew the covenant in hallowing the sabbath. 
 XVIII. 1 Under the type of a potter is shewn 
 God’s absolute power in disposing of nations. H 
 Judgments threatened to Judah for herstrange re- 
 vok. 18 Jeremiah prays against his conspirators. 
 
 XIX. 1 Under the type of breaking a potter’s ves¬ 
 sel is foreshewn the desolation of the Jews for 
 their sins. 
 
 XX. 1 Pashur smiting Jeremiah, receives a new 
 name, and a fearful doom. 7 Jeremiah complains 
 ofcontempt, 10 of treachery, 14 and of his birth. 
 
 XXL 1 Zedekiah sends to Jercmiali to inquire the 
 event of Nebuchadrezzar's war. .3 Jeremiah 
 foretells a liaid siege and miserable captivitv. g 
 He counsels the people to fall to the (Jhaldeans. 
 ^11 and upbraids the king’s house. 
 
 XXI1. 1 lie exhorts to repentance, with promises 
 and threats. 10 'I'hc judgment of Shallum, 13 
 ot Jehoiakim, 20 and of Coniah. 
 
 XXIII. 1 He prophesies a restoration of the scat¬ 
 tered flock. 5 Chiist shall rule and save them. 
 
 9 Against false prophets, 33 and mockers of the 
 true prophets. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Under the type of good and bad figs, 4 
 he foreshews the restoration of them that were in 
 captivitj’, 8 and the desolation of Zedekiah and 
 the rest. 
 
 XXV. 1 Jeremiah reproving the. Jews’ disobedi¬ 
 ence to the prophets, 8 foretells the seventy years’ 
 captivity, 12 and after that the destruction of 
 Babylon. 15 Lender the type of a cup of w ine 
 he foreshews the destruction of all nations. .34 
 'Ihe howling of the shepherds. 
 
 XXVI. 1 Jeremiah, by promises and threatenings, 
 exhorts to repentance. 8 He is therefore appre¬ 
 hended, 10 and arraigned. 11 His apology. 16 
 He is quit in judgment, by the example of Mi- 
 cah, 20 and of Urijah, 24 and by the care of 
 Ahikam. 
 
 XXVII. 1 Under the type of bonds and j-okes, he 
 prophesies the subduing of the neighbour kings 
 unto Nebuchadnezzar. 8 He exhorts them to 
 yield, and not to believe the false propliets. 12 
 The like he doth to Zedekiah. 19 He foretells the 
 remnant of the vessels shall be carried into Baby- 
 ■;lon, and there continue until the day'of visitation. 
 XX\ 111. 1 Hananiah prophesies falsely the re¬ 
 turn of the vessels, and of Jeconiah. 5 Jeremiah 
 wishing it to be true, shews that the event will 
 declare who are true prophets. 10 Hananiah 
 breaks Jeremiah’s yoke. Itf Jeremiah tells of an 
 iron yoke, 15 and foretells Hananiah’s death. 
 
 XXIX. 1 Jeremiah sends a letter to the captives 
 in Babylon, to be quiet there, 8 and not to be¬ 
 lieve the dreams of the prophets, 10 and that they 
 shall return with grace, after seventy years. l'5 
 He foretells the destruction of the rest for their 
 disobedience. C9_He shews the fearful end of 
 Ahab and Zedekiah, two lying prophets. 24 
 .Shemaiah writes a letter against Jeremiah. 30 
 Jeremiah reads his doom. 
 
 XXX. 1 God shews Jeremiah the return of the 
 Jews. 4 After tJieir trouble, they shall have de- 
 
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 liveiance. 10 lie comforts' Jacob. 18 Their 
 return shall be gracious. 20 Wrath shall tall on 
 the wicked. 
 
 XXXI. 1 1 he restoration of Israel. 10 The publica¬ 
 tion thereof. 15 Rachel mourning, is comforted. 
 
 18 Ephraim repenting, is brought home again. 22 
 Christ is promised. 27 His care over the church. 
 
 31 His new covenant. 35 The stability, 38 and 
 amplitude of the church. 
 
 XX.XIl. 1 .Jeremiali being imprisoned by Zedekiah 
 for his prophecy, 6 buys Hanameel’s field. 13 
 Baruch must preserve the evidence, as tokens 
 of the people’s return. 10 Jeremiah in Ids prayer 
 complains to God. 26God confirms the captivity 
 for their sins, 36 and promises a gracious return. 
 XXXIII. 1 God promises to the cajjtivity, a 
 gracious return, 9 a joyful state, 12 a settled 
 government, 15 Clirist, the brancli of righteous¬ 
 ness, 17 a continuance of kingdom and priest¬ 
 hood, 20 and a stability of a blessed see<l. 
 XXXIV. 1 Jeremiali prophesies the captivity of 
 Zedekiah, and the city. 8 The princes and the 
 people having dismissed their bond-servants, 
 contrary to the covenantof God, reassume them. 
 
 12 Jeremiah for their disobedience, gives them 
 and Zedekiah into the hands of their enemies. 
 XXXV. 1 By the obedience of the Ilechatiites, 
 12 Jeremiah condemns the disobedience of the 
 Jews. 18 God blesses the Rechabites for their 
 obedience. 
 
 XXXVI. 1 Jeremiah causes Baruch to write his 
 prophecy, 5 anti publicly to read it. 11 The 
 princes having knowledge of it by Micaiah, send 
 Jehudi to fetch the roll and read it. 19 They 
 will Baruch to hide himself and Jeremiali. 20 
 The king Jehoiakim being certified thereof, hears 
 part of it, and burns the roll. 27 Jeremiah 
 denounceth his judgment. 32 Baruch writes a 
 new copy. 
 
 XXXVI1.1 The Egyptians having raised the siege 
 of the Chaldeans, king Zedekiah sends to Jeremiah 
 to pray for the people. 6 Jeremiah prophesies the 
 Chaldeans’ certain return and victory. 11 He is 
 taken for a fugitive, beaten, and put in prison. 16 
 HeassuresZedekiahofthecaptivity. 18 Entreat¬ 
 ing for his liberty, he obtaineth some favour. 
 XXXVIll. 1 Jeremiah by a false suggestion is put 
 into the dungeon of Malchiah. 7 Ebed-melech, 
 by suit, gets him some enlargement. 14 Upon 
 secret conference, he counsels the king by yield¬ 
 ing to save his life. 24 By the king’s instruc¬ 
 tions he conceals the conference from the princes. 
 XXXIX. 1 Jerusalem is taken. 4 Zedekiah is made 
 blind, and sent to Babylon. 8Thecity ruinated, 
 
 9 the people captivated. 11 Nebuchadrezzar’s 
 charge for the good usage of Jeremiah. 15 God’s 
 promise to Ebed-melech. 
 
 XL. 1 Jeremiah being set free by Nebuzar-adan, 
 goes to Gedaliah. 7 The dispersed Jews repair 
 unto him. 13 Johanan revealing Ishmael’s con¬ 
 spiracy, is not believed. 
 
 XLI. 1 Ishmael, treacherously killing Gedaliah 
 and others, purposes with the residue to Hee unto 
 the Ammonites. 11 Johanan recovers the cap¬ 
 tives, and intends to flee into Egypt. 
 
 XLIl. 1 Johanan desires Jeremiah to inquire of 
 God, promising obedience to his will. 7 Jere¬ 
 miah assures liim of safety in Judea, 13 and 
 destruction in Egypt. 19 He reproves their hy¬ 
 pocrisy in requiring of the Lord that which they 
 meant not. 
 
 XLIII. 1 Johanna discrediting Jeremiah’s pro¬ 
 phecy, carries Jeremiah and others into Egypt. 
 
 8 Jeremiah prophesies by a type the conquest of 
 Egypt by the Babylonians. 
 
 XLlV’. 1 Jeremiah expresses the desolation of 
 Judah for their idolatry. 11 He prophesies their 
 destruction, who commit idolatry in Egypt. 15 
 The obstinacy of the Jews. 20 Jeremiah threatens 
 them for the same, 29 and for a sign prophesies 
 the destruction of Egypt. 
 
 XLV. 1 Baruch being dismayed, 4 Jeremiah in¬ 
 structs and comforts him. 
 
 XLVI..1 Jeremiah prophesies the overthrow of 
 Pharaoh’s army at Euptirates, 13 and the con¬ 
 quest of Egypt, by Nebuchadrezzar. 27 He 
 comforts Jacob in their chastisement. 
 
 XLVIl. The destruction of the Philistines. 
 
 XL VI11.1 The judgment of Moab, 7 for their pride, 
 11 for their security, 14 for their carnal confidence, 
 26 and for their contempt of God and his people. 
 47 The restoration of Moab. 
 
 XLIX. 1 The judgment of the Ammonites. 6 Their 
 restoration. 7 The judgment of Edom, 23 of 
 Dameiscus, 28 of Kedar, .30 of Hazor, 34 and of 
 Elam. 39 The restoration of Elam. 
 
 L. 1,9, 21,35The judgment of Babylon. 4,17> 33 
 T he redemption of Israel. 
 
 LI. 1 The severe judgment of God against Baby¬ 
 lon, in revenge of Israel. 59 Jeremiah delivers 
 the book of this prophecy to Seraiah, to be cast 
 into Euphrates, in token of the perpetual sinking 
 of Babylon. 
 
 LI 1.1 Zedekiah rebels. 4 Jerusalem is besieged and 
 taken. 8 Zedekiah’s sons killed, and his own eyes 
 put out. 12 Nebuzaradan burns and spoils the 
 city. 24 He carries away tlie captives. 32 Evil- 
 merodach advanceth Jehoiakim. 
 
 LAMENTATION.S. 
 
 I. Tlie miserable state of Jerusalem by reason of 
 her sin. 12 She complains of lier grief, 18 and 
 confesses God’s judgment to lie righteous. 
 
 II. 1 Jeremiah laments the misery of Jerusalem. 
 20 He complains of it to God. 
 
 III. 1 The faithful bewail their calamities. 22 By 
 the mercies of God they nourish their hope. .37 
 They acknowledge God’s justice. 55 T hey pray 
 fordeliverance,64and vengeance on their enemies. 
 
 IV. 1 Zion bewails her pitiful condition. 13 Sho 
 confesses her sins. 21 Edom is tlireatened. 22 
 Zion is comforted. 
 
 V. A pitiful complaint of Zion, in prayer to God. 
 EZEKIEL. 
 
 I. The time of Ezekiel’s prophecy at Chebar. 4 
 His vision of the four cherubims, 15 ot the four 
 wheels, 26 and of the glory ot God. 
 
 II. 1 Ezekiel’s commission. 6 His instruction. 9 
 The roll of his heavy prophecy. 
 
 III. 1 Ezekiel eats the roll. 4 God encourages him. 
 
 15 God shews him the rule of prophecy. 22 God 
 shuts and opens the prophet’s mouth. 
 
 IV. 1 Under the type of asiege, is shewn the time 
 from the defection of .Jeroboam to the captivity. 
 
 9 By the provision of the siege, is shewn the liard* 
 ness of the famine. 
 
 V. 1 Under the type of hair, 5 is shewn the judg¬ 
 ment of Jerusalem for their rebellion, 12 by 
 famine, sword, and dispersion. 
 
 VI. 1 The judgment of Israel for their idolatry. 8 
 A remnant shall be blessed. 11 The faithtul are 
 exhorted to lament their calamities. 
 
 VII. 1 The final desolation of Israel. l6 T’he mourn¬ 
 ful repentance of them that escape. 20 T he ene- 
 miesdefile the sanctuary,because of the Israelites’ 
 abominations. 2.3 Under the type of a chain is 
 shewn their miserable captivi^. 
 
 VIII. 1 Ezekiel in a vision of God, at Jerusalem, 
 
 5 is shewn the image of jealousy. 7 The cham¬ 
 bers of imagery. 13 T he mourners for T ammuz. 
 
 15 T he worshippers toward the sun. 18 God’s 
 wrath for their idolatry. 
 
 IX. 1 A vision whereby isshewn the preservation 
 of some, 5 and the destruction of the rest. 8 God 
 cannot be entreated for them. 
 
 X. 1 The vision of the coals of fire, to be scattered 
 over the city. 8 The vision of the cherubims. 
 
 XI. 1 The presumption of the princes. 4 T heir 
 sin and judgment. 13 Ezekiel complaining, God 
 shews him his purpose in saving a remnant, 21. 
 and punishing the wicked. 22 The giory of God 
 leaves the city. 24 Ezekiel is returned to the 
 captivity. 
 
 XII. 1 The type of Ezekiel’s removing. 8 It 
 shewed the captivity of Zedekiah. 17 Ezekiel’s 
 trembling shews the Jews’ desolation. 21 The 
 Jews’ presumptuous proverb is reproved. 26 The 
 speediness of the vision. 
 
 XIII. 1 The reproof of lying prophets, 10 and 
 their untempered mortar. 17 Of prophetesses 
 and their pillows. 
 
 XIV. 1 God answers idolaters according to their 
 own heart. 6 They are exhorted to repent, for 
 fear of judgments, by means of seduced prophets. 
 
 17 God’s irrevocable sentence of famine, 15 of 
 sonie noisome beasts, 17 of the sword, 19 and of 
 jiestilence. 22 A remnant shall be reserved for 
 the example of others. 
 
 XV. 1 By the unfitness of the vine-branch for any 
 work, 16 is shewn the rejection of Jerusalem. 
 
 XVI. 1 Under the similitude ofa wretched infant, 
 is shewn the natural state of Jerusalem. 6 God’s 
 extraordinary love towards her. 15 Her mon¬ 
 strous whoredom. ,35 Her grievous judgment. 
 44 Her sin, matching her mother, and exceeding 
 her sisters, Sodom and Samaria, calls for judg¬ 
 ments. 60 Mercy is promised her in the 
 end. 
 
 XVII. 1 Underthe parable of two eagles and a vine, 
 11 is shewn God’s judgment upon Jerusalem for 
 revolting from Babylon to Egypt. 22 God pro- 
 miseth to plant the cedar of the gospel. 
 
 XVIII. 1 Go<i reproves the unjust parable of sour 
 grapes. 5 He shews how he deals with a just 
 father; 10 with a wicked son of a just father ; 14 
 with a just son of a wicked father ; 19 With a 
 wicked man repenting ; 24 with a just man re¬ 
 volting. 25 He defends liis justice, 31 and ex¬ 
 horts to repentance. 
 
 XIX. 1 A lamentation for the princes of Israel, 
 under the parable of lion’s whelps taken in a pit, 
 10 and for Jerusalem, under the parable of a 
 wasted vine. 
 
 XX. 1 God refuses to be consulted by the elders of 
 Israel. 5 He shews the story of their rebellions 
 in Egypt, 10 in the wilderness, 27 and in the 
 land. 33 He promises to gather them by the 
 gospel. 45 Under the name of a forest, he shews 
 the destruction of Jerusalem. 
 
 XXI. 1 Ezekiel prophesies against Jerusalem, 
 with a sign of sighing. 8 The sharp and bright 
 sword, 18 against Jerusalem, 25 against the 
 kingdom, 28 and against the Ammonites. 
 
 XXII. 1 A catalogue of sins in Jerusalem. 1.3 God 
 will burn them as dross in his furnace. 2.3 The 
 general corruption of prophets, priests, princes, 
 and people. 
 
 XXIII. 1 The whoredoms of Aholah and Aholi- 
 bah. 22 Aholibah is to be plagued by her lovers. 
 36 The prophet reproves the adulteries of them 
 both, 45 and shews their judgments. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Under the parable of a boiling pot, 6 is 
 shewn the irrevocable destruction of Jerusalem. 
 15 By the sign of Ezekiel not mourning for the 
 deatliofhis wife, 19 isshewn the calantity of the 
 Jews to be beyond all sorrow. 
 
 XXV. 1 God’s vengeance for their insolence 
 against the Jews, upon the Ammonites. 8 Upon 
 Moab and .Seir, 12 Upon Edom. 15 And upon 
 the Philistines. 
 
 XXVI. 1 T'yrns, for insulting against Jerusalem, 
 is threatened. 7 I he power of Nebuchadrezzar 
 against her. 15 T he mourning and astonishment 
 of the sea at her fall. 
 
 XXVII. i The richsupply of Tyrus. 26 The great 
 and irrecoverable fall thereof. 
 
 XXVI11. 1 God’sjudgment upon the prince of Ty¬ 
 rus, for his sacrilegious pride. 11 A lamentation, 
 of his great glory corrupted by sin. 20 The judg¬ 
 ment of Zidon. 24 The restoration of Israel. 
 XXIX. The judgment of Pharaoh, for his trea¬ 
 chery to Israel. 8 1 he desolation of Egypt. 12 
 The restoration thereof, after forty years. 17 
 
 Egypt the reward of Nebuchadrezzar. 21 Is¬ 
 rael shall be restored. 
 
 XX.\. 1 J’he desolation of Egypt and her help¬ 
 ers. 20 The arm of Babylon shall be strength¬ 
 ened to break the arm of Egypt. 
 
 XXXI. 1 A relation unto Pharaoh, .3 of the glory 
 of Assyria, 10 and the fall thereof, for pride. 18 
 The like destruction of Egypt. 
 
 XXXI1. 1 A lamentation for the fearful fall ot 
 Egypt. 11 The sword of Babylon shall destroy 
 it. 17 It shall be brought down to hell, among 
 all the uncircumcised nations. 
 
 XXXlll. 1 According to the duty of a watchman, 
 in warning the people, 7 E.zekiel is admonisheil 
 of his duty. 20 God shews the justice of his 
 ways towards the penitent, and revolters. 17 
 He maintains his justice. 21 Upon the news ot 
 the taking of Jerusalem, he prophesies the deso¬ 
 lation of the land. .’10 God’s judgment upon the 
 moc kers of the prophets. 
 
 XXXIV. 1 A reproof of the shepherds. 7 God’s 
 judgment against them. 11 His providence for 
 his fiock. 20 The kingdom of Christ. 
 
 X.XXV. 1 The judgment of mount Seir, for their 
 hatred of Israel. 
 
 XXXV L 1 T he land of Israel is comforted, both 
 by Tiestruction of the heatlien, who spitefully 
 used it, 8 and by the blessings of God promised 
 unto it. 16 Israel was rejected for their sin, 11 
 anil shall be restored without their desert. 25 
 T he blessings of Christ’s kingdom. 
 
 XXXVII. 1 By the resurrection of dry bones, 11 
 the dead hope of Israel revived. 15 By the unit¬ 
 ing of two sticks, 18 is shewn the incorporation 
 ofTsrael into Judah. 20 The promisesot Christ’s 
 kingdom. 
 
 XXXVIll. 1 The army, 8 and malice of Gog. 14 
 God’s judgment against him. 
 
 XXXIX. 1 God’s judgment upon Gog. 8 Israel’s 
 victory. 11 Gogs burial in Hamon-gog. 17 
 The feast of the fowls. 2.3 Israel having been 
 plagued for their sins, shall be gathered again 
 with eternal favour. 
 
 XL. 1 The time, manner, and end of the vision. 
 
 6 The description of the east gale, 20 of the north 
 gate, 24 of the south gate, 32 of the east gate, .3.5 
 and of the north gate. .39 Eight tables. 44 The 
 chambers. 48 The porch of the house. 
 
 XLI. The measures, parts, chambers, and orna¬ 
 ments of the temple. 
 
 XEll. 1 The chambers for the priests. 1.3 The use 
 thereof. 19 T he measures ot the outward court. 
 XLIII. iThe returning of the glory of God into the 
 temple. 7 The sin ot Israel hindered God’s pre 
 sence. 10 The prophet exhorts them to repentance, 
 and observation of the law of the house. 1.3 The 
 measures, 18 and the ordinances of the altar. 
 XLIV. 1 T he east gate assigned only to the prince. 
 
 4 The priest.s reproved for polluting of the sanc¬ 
 tuary. 9 Idolaters incapable of the priest’s office. 
 15 The sons of Zadok are accepted thereto. I7 
 Ordinances for the priests. 
 
 XLV. 1 The portion of land for the sanctuary, 0 
 for the city, 7 and for the prince. 9 Ordinances 
 for the prince. 
 
 XLVl. 1 Ordinances for the prince in his worship, 
 
 9 anci for the people. 16 An order for the prince’s 
 inheritance. 19 The courts for boiling and 
 baking. 
 
 XLVIl. 1 The vision of the holy waters. 6 The 
 virtue ot them. 13 T he borders of the land. 22 
 The division of it by lot. 
 
 XLVIll. 1, 23 The portions of the twelve tribes, 
 
 8 of the sanctuary, 15 of the city and suburbs, 21 
 and of the prince. 30 The dimensions and gates 
 of the city. 
 
 DANIEL. 
 
 I. Jehoiakim’s captivity. 3 Ashpenaz takes Da¬ 
 niel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. 8 They 
 refusing the king’s portion, do prosper with pulse 
 and water. 17 Their excellency in wisdom. 
 
 II. 1 Nebuchadnezzar forgetting his dream, re¬ 
 quires it of the Chaldeans, by promises and 
 threatenings. 10 They owning their inability, 
 are judged to die. 14 Daniel obtaining .some 
 respite, finds the dream. 19 He blesses God. 
 24 He slaying the decree, is brought to the king. 
 31 The dream. 36The interpretation. 46 Daniel’s 
 advancement. 
 
 III. 1 Nebuchadnezzar dedicates a golden imago 
 in Dura. 8 Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-neeo 
 are accused for not worshipping the image. 1.3 
 Th^' being threatened, make a good confession. 
 19 God delivers them out of the furnace. 26 Ne¬ 
 buchadnezzar, seeing the miracle, blesses God. 
 
 IV. 1 Nebuchadnezzar confesses God’s kingdom, 
 4 relates his dream, which the magicians could 
 not interpret. 8 Daniel hears the dream. 19 
 He interprets it. 28 The story of the event. 
 
 V. Belshazzar’s impious feast. 5 A hand-writing, 
 unknown to the magicians, troubles the king. 10 
 By advfce of the queen, Daniel is brought. 17 
 He reproving the king of pride and idolatry, 25 
 reads and interprets the writing. 30 The mo¬ 
 narchy is translated to the Medes. 
 
 VI. 1 llaniel is made chief of the presidents. 4 
 'They conspiring againsthim, obtain an idolatrous 
 decree. 10 Daniel accused of the breach thereol, 
 is cast into the lions’ den. 18 Daniel is saved, 
 24 his adversaries devoured, 25 and God magni¬ 
 fied bv a decree. 
 
 VII. 1 Daniel’s vision of four beasts. 9 Of God’s 
 kingdom. 15 'I he interpretation thereof. 
 
 VIII . 1 Daniel’s vision of the ram and he-goat. 13 
 The two thousand three hundred days of sacrifice. 
 15 Gabriel comforts Daniel, and interprets the 
 vision. 
 
 IX. 1 Daniel considering the time of the captivity, 
 3 makes confession of sins, 16 and prays for the 
 restoration of Jerusalem. 20 Gabriel infornii 
 him of the seventy weeks. 
 
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COMPENDIUM OF THE HOLY BIBLE. 
 
 X. 1 Daniel havinir Immbled himself, sees a vision. 
 10 Beiua: troubled with fear, he is comforted by 
 the anecl. 
 
 XI. 1 Ihe overtlirow of Persia hy the kinq: of 
 Grecia. 5 I.eagues and conflicts between the 
 kings of the south anti of the north. 30 The 
 invasion and tyranny of the Homans. 
 
 XII. 1 Micliael shall deliver Israel from their 
 troubles. 3 Daniel is informed of the times. 
 
 IIOSEA. 
 
 I. TIosea, to shew God’s judgment for spiritual 
 v/hoiedom, takes Gomer, 4 and hath hy her .Icz- 
 reel, 6 Lo-ruhamah, 8 and I.o ainmi. 10 The 
 restoration of .ludah and Israel. 
 
 II. 1 The idolatry of the people. 6 God’s judg¬ 
 ments against them. 14 His promises of recon¬ 
 ciliation with them. 
 
 III. I By the expiation of an adulteress, 4 is shewn 
 the desolation of Israel before their I'estoration. 
 
 IV. 1 God’s judgments against the sins of the 
 people, 6 and of the priests, 12 and against 
 their idolatry. 1.5 .Judah is exhorted to take 
 warning by Israel’s calamity. 
 
 V. 1 God’s judgments against the piiests, the 
 people, and the princes of Israel, for their mani¬ 
 fold sins, 15 until they repent. 
 
 VI. 1 An exhortation to repentance. 4 A complaint 
 of their untowardness and iniquity. 
 
 VII. 1 A reproof of manifold sins. 11 God’s wrath 
 against them for their hypocrisy. 
 
 VIII. 1, 12 Destruction is threatened for their im¬ 
 piety and idolatry. 
 
 IX. 1 T he distress and captivity of Israel for their 
 sins and idolatry. 
 
 X. Israel is reproved and threatened for theii' 
 impiety and idolatry. 
 
 XI. 1 T'he ingratitude of Israel unto God for his 
 benefits. 5 His judgment. 8 God’s mercy to them. 
 
 XII. 1 A reproof of Epliraim, .Judah, ajid .Jacob. 
 
 .3 By former favours he exhorts to repentance. 
 
 7 Ephraim’s sins provoke God. 
 
 XIII. 1 Ephraim’s glory, by reason of idolatiy, 
 vanisheth. 5 God’s anger for their unkindness. 
 
 9 A promise of God’s mercy. 15 A judgment 
 for rebellion. 
 
 XIV. 1 An exhortation to repentance. 4 A promise 
 of God’s blessing. 
 
 JOEL. 
 
 I. Joel declaring sundry judgments of God, ex¬ 
 horts to observe tliem, 8 and to mourn. 14 He 
 prescribes a fast for complaint. 
 
 II. 1 He shews unto Zion the terribleness of God's 
 judgment. 12 He exhorts to repentance, 15 
 prescribes a fast, 18 promises a blessing there¬ 
 on. 21 He comforteth Zion with present, 28 and 
 
 future blessings. 
 
 III. 1 God’s judgments against the enemies of his 
 pecmle. 9 Go(i will be known in his judgment. 
 18 His blessing upon the church. 
 
 AMOS. 
 
 I. Amos shews God’s judgment upon Syria, 6 
 upon the Philistines, 9 upon Tyrus, 11 upon 
 Edom, 13 upon Ammon. 
 
 II. 1 God’s wrath against Moab, 4 upon Judah, 6 
 and upon Israel. 9 God complains of their 
 unthankfulness. 
 
 III. 1 The necessity of God’s judgment against 
 Israel. 9 The publication of it, with the causes 
 thereof. 
 
 IV. 1 He reproves Israel for oppression, 4 for 
 idolatry, 6 and for tlieir incorrigibleness. 
 
 V. 1 A lamentation for Israel. 4 An exhortation to 
 repentance. 21 God rejects their hypocritical 
 Service. 
 
 VI-. 1 The wantonness of Israel, 7 shall be plagued 
 with desolation. 12 and tlieir incorrigibleness. 
 
 VII. 1 The judgments of the CTasshoppers, 4 and 
 of the tire, ■are diverted by the prayer of Amos, 
 7 By the wall of a plumb-line, is signified the 
 rejection of l.srael. 10 Amaziah complains of 
 Amos. I t Amos shews his calling, 16 and Ama- 
 ziah’s judgment. 
 
 VIII. 1 By a basket of summer fruit, is shewn the 
 propinquity of Israel’s end. 4 Oppression is re¬ 
 proved. 11 A famine of the worn threatened. 
 
 IX. 1 The certainty of the desolation. 11 The re¬ 
 storing of the tabernacle of David. 
 
 OBADIAH. 
 
 1 The destruction of Edom, 3 for their pride, 10 
 and for their wrong unto Jacob. 17 The salva¬ 
 tion and victory of Jacob. 
 
 JONAH. 
 
 I. Jonah sent to Nineveh, flees to Tarshish. 4 He 
 is bewrayed by a tempest, II thrown into the 
 sea, 17 and swallowed by a fish. 
 
 II. 1 The prayer of Jonah. 10 He is delivered 
 from the fisli. 
 
 III. 1 Jonah sent again, preaches to the Ninevites. 
 5 Upon their repentance, 10 God repents. 
 
 IV. 1 .Jonah repining at God’s mercy, 4 is reproved 
 by the type of a gourd. 
 
 MICAH. 
 
 I. Micah shews the wrath of God against Jacob for 
 idolatry. 10 He exhorts to mourning. 
 
 II. 1 Against oppression. 4 A lamentation. 7 A 
 reproof of injustice and idolatry. 12 A promise 
 ot restoring .Jacob. 
 
 HI. 1 The cruelty of the princes. 5The falsehood 
 ot the prophets. 8 The security of them both. 
 
 IV. 1 The glory, 3 peace, 8 kingdom, 11 and vic¬ 
 tory of the church. 
 
 -V, 1 The birth of Christ. 4 His kingdom. 8 His 
 conquest. 
 
 VI. 1 God’s controversy for unkindness, 6 for 
 ignorance, 10 for injustice, 16 and for idolatry. 
 
 VII. 1 T he church complaining of her small num¬ 
 ber, 3 and the general corruption, 5 puts her 
 confidence not in man, but in God. 8 She tri¬ 
 umphs over her enemies. 14 God comforts her 
 by promises, 16 by confusion of the enemies, 18 
 and by his mercies, 
 
 NAHUM. 
 
 I. God’s majesty, in goodness to his people, and 
 severity against his enemies. 
 
 II. 1 The fearful and victorious armies of God 
 against Nineveh. 
 
 III. 1 The miserable ruin of Nineveh. 
 
 HABAKKUK. 
 
 I. Unto Habakkuk, complaining of the iniquity of 
 the land, 5 is sliewn the fearful vengeance by 
 the Chaldeans. 12 He complains, that vengeance 
 should be executed by them who are far worse. 
 
 II. 1 To Habakkuk, waiting for an answer, is 
 shewn that he must wait in faith. 5 T he judg¬ 
 ment upon the Chaldeans for unsatiableness, 9 
 for covetousness, 12 for cruelty, 15 for drunken¬ 
 ness, 18 and for idolatry. 
 
 III. 1 Habakkuk, in his prayer, trembles at God’s 
 majest3’'. 17 The confidence of faith. 
 
 ZEPHANIAH. 
 
 I. God’s severe judgment against Judah for divers 
 sins. 
 
 II. 1 An exhortation to repentance. 4 The judg¬ 
 ment of the Philistines, 8 of Moab and Ammon, 
 12 Ethiopia and Assyria. 
 
 HI. 1 A sharp reproof of Jerusalem for divers 
 sins. 8 An exhortation to wait for the restoration 
 of Israel, 14 and to rejoice for their salvation by 
 God. 
 
 HAGOAL 
 
 reproves the people for neglecting the 
 buihling ot the house. 7 He incites them to the 
 building. 12 He promises God’s assistance to 
 them being forward. 
 
 II. 1 He encourages the people to the work, by pro¬ 
 mise of greater glory to the second temple, than 
 W'.as in the first. 10 In the type of the holy things 
 and unclean, he shews their sins hinder^ the 
 work. 20 God’s promise to Zerubbabel. 
 
 ZECHARIAH. 
 
 I. Zechariah exhorts to repentance, 7 The vision 
 of the horses. 12 At the prayer of the an-el 
 comfortable promises are made to Jerusalem." 18 
 The vision of the four horns, and Uie four car¬ 
 penters. 
 
 II. 1 fJod in the care of Jerusalem sends to mea¬ 
 sure it. 6 The redemption of Zion. 10 The pro¬ 
 mise of God’s presence. 
 
 HI. 1 Under the type of .Joshua, the restoration 
 of the church is promised. 18 Christ the Branch 
 foretold. 
 
 IV. 1 By the golden candlestick is foreshewn the 
 good success of Zerubbabel’s foundation. 11 By 
 the two olive-trees, the two anointed ones. 
 
 V. 1 By the flying roll, is shewn the curse of tliieve.s 
 
 and swearers. 5 By a woman pressed in an 
 ephah.the final damnation of Baby Ion. 
 
 VI. 1 The vision of the four chariots. 9 By the 
 
 crowns of Joshua is shewn the temple and king¬ 
 dom of Christ the Branch. ” 
 
 VII. 1 T he captives inquire of fasting. 4 Zecha- 
 nah reproves their tasting. 8 Sin the cause of 
 their captivity. 
 
 VIH. 1 The restoration of Jerusalem. 9 They are 
 encouraged to the building by God’s favour to 
 them. 16 Good works are required of them. 18 
 Joy and enlargement are promised. 
 
 IX. 1 God defends his church. 9 Zion is exhorted 
 to rejoice for the coming of Christ, and his peace¬ 
 able kingdom. 12 God’s promisesof victory and 
 defence. 
 
 X. 1 God is to be sought unto, and not idols. 5 As 
 he visited his flock for sin, so he will save and 
 restore them. 
 
 XI. 1 The destruction of .Jerusalem. 3 The elect 
 being cared for, the rest are rejected. 10 The 
 staves of Beauty and Bands broken by the re¬ 
 jection of Christ. 15 The type and curse of a 
 foolish shepherd. 
 
 XH. 1 Jerusalem acupof tremblingfo herself, and 
 a burdensome stone to her adversaries. 6 The 
 victorious restoring of Judah. 9 The repentance 
 of Jerusalem. 
 
 XIII. 1 T he fountain of purgation for Jerusalem, 
 
 2 from idolatry, and false prophecy. 7 T he death 
 of Christ, and the trial of a third part. 
 
 XIV. 1 The destroj’ers of Jerusalem destroyed. 4 
 The coming of Christ, and the graces of his king¬ 
 dom. 12 T he plague of Jerusalem’s enemies. 16 
 The remnant shall turn to the Lord, 20 and their 
 spoils shall be holj'. 
 
 MALACHI. 
 
 I. Malachi complains of Israel’s unkindness, 6 of 
 their irreligiousness, 12 and profaneness. 
 
 II. 1 He sharply reproves the priests for neglecting 
 their covenant, 11 and the people for idolatry', 14 
 for adultery, 17 and for infidelity. 
 
 III. 1 Of the messenger, majesty, and grace of 
 Christ. 7.Of the rebellion, 8 sacrilege. 13 and in¬ 
 fidelity of tiie people. 16 The promise of blessing 
 to them that fear Go<l. 
 
 IV. 1 God’s judgment on the wicked, 2 and his 
 blessing on the good. 4 He exhorts to the study 
 of the law, 5 and tells of Elijah’s coming, and 
 office. 
 
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A COMPLETE 
 
 SUMMARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT; 
 
 OR, 
 
 THE CONTENTS OF ALL THE CHAPTERS; 
 
 TAKEN FROM THE FIRST EDITION OF THE LAST TRANSLATION OF THE HOLY BIBLE 
 
 CAREFULLY COMPARED WITH, AND CORRECTED BY, THE SACRED TEXT 
 
 COL. II. 16. LET THE WORD OF CHRIST DWELL IN YOU RICHLY. 
 
 ST. MATTHEW. 
 
 1 GENEALOGY of Christ from Abraham to 
 Joseph. 18 He was conceived by the Holy 
 Ghost, and born of the Virgin Mary, when she was 
 espoused to Joseph. 19 The angel satisfieth the 
 misdeeming thoughts of Joseph, and iuterprete-th 
 the names of Christ. 
 
 II. 1 The wise men from the east are directed to 
 Christ by a star; 11 they worship him, and offer 
 their presents. 14 Josephfleeth into Egypt, with 
 Jesus and his mother. 16 Herod slayeth the 
 children. 20 Himself dieth. 2.S Christ is brought 
 back again into Galilee to Nazareth. 
 
 III. 1 John preacheth ; his office, life, and baptism. 
 7 He reprehendeth the Pharisees, 13 and baptiz- 
 eth Christ in Jordan. 
 
 IV. 1 Christ fasteth, and is tempted. 11 The angels 
 minister unto him. ISHedwelleth in Capernaum, 
 17 beginneth to preach, 18 calleth Peter and An¬ 
 drew, 21 James and John, 23 and healeth all the 
 diseased. 
 
 V. 1 Christ beginneth his sermon in the mount; .3 
 declaring who are blessed, 13 who are the salt of 
 the earth, 14 the lightof the world, the city on an 
 hill: 15 the candle : 17 that he came to fulfil the 
 law. 21 What it is to kill,-27 to commit adultery, 
 33 to swear: 38 exhorteth to suffer wrong, 44 to love 
 our enemies, 48 and to labour after perfectness. 
 
 VI. 1 Christ continueth his sermon in the mount, 
 speaking of alms, 5 prayer, 14 forgiving our 
 brethren, 16 fasting, 19 where our treasure is to 
 be laid up, 24 of serving God and mammon : 25 
 exhorteth not to be careful for worldly things; 
 33 but to seek God’s kingdom. 
 
 VII. 1 Christ endeth his sermon in the mount, re- 
 proveth rash judgment, 6 forbiddeth to cast holy 
 things to dogs, 7 exhorteth to prayer, 13 to enter in 
 at the strait gate, 15 to beware of false prophets, 21 
 not to be hearers, but doers of the word : 24 like 
 houses built on a rock, 26 and not on the sand. 
 
 VIII. 2,Christ cleanseth the leper. 5 healeth the 
 centurion’s servant, 14 Peter’s mother-in-law, 16 
 and many other diseased : 18 shews how he is to 
 be followed : 23 sfilleth the tempest at sea, 28 
 driveth the devils out of two men possessed, 31 
 and suffereth them to go into the swine, 
 
 IX. 2 Christ curing one sick of the palsy, 9 calls 
 Matthew from the receipt of custom, 10 eats with 
 publicans and sinners, 14 defends his disciples for 
 not fasting, 20 cureth the bloody issue, 23 raiseth 
 Jairus’sdaughter,27 giveth sightto two blind men, 
 32 heals a dumb man possessed of a devil, .36 
 and hath compassion on the multitude. 
 
 X. 1 Christ sends out his twelve apostles with power 
 to do miracles, 5 giveth them their charge, teaches, 
 16 and comforts them against persecutions, 40 and 
 
 romises a blessing to those that receive them. 
 
 , 2 Jolin sends his disciples to Christ. 7 Christ’s 
 testimony concerning John. 18 The opinion of the 
 people, both concerning John and Christ. 20 
 Christ upbraids the ingratitude and impenitence 
 of Chorazin, Bethsaida, and Capernaum : 25 and 
 praising his Father’s wisdom in revealing the 
 gospel to the simple, 28 he calls to him all such 
 as feel the burden of their sins. 
 
 XII. 1 Christ reproves the blindness of the Phari¬ 
 sees concerning the breach of the sabbath, 3 by 
 Scripture, 10 by reason, 13 and by a miracle. 22 
 He healeth the man possessed that was blind and 
 dumb. 13 Blasphemy against the Holy Ghostshall 
 never be forgiven. .36 Account shall be made of 
 idle words. .38 He rebuketh the unfaithful, who 
 seek after a sign, 49 and shews who is his brother, 
 sister, and mother. 
 
 XIII. 3The parable of the sower and the .seed : 18 
 the exposition of it. 24 The parable of the tares, 
 31 of"^he mustard-seed, 33 of the leaven, 44 of 
 the hidden treasure, 45 of the pearl, 47 of the 
 draw-net cast into the sea: 53 and how Christ is 
 contemned of bis own countrymen. 
 
 XIV. 1 Herod’s opinion of Christ. ,3 Wherefore John 
 Baptist was beheaded. 13 Jesus departeth into a 
 desert place : 15 where he feedeth five thousand 
 men with five loaves and two fishes. 22 He walk- 
 eth on the sea to his disciples : 34 and landing at 
 Gennesaret, healeth the sick by the touch ot the 
 hem of his garment. 
 
 XV. 3 Christ reproves the scribes and Pharisees for 
 transgressing God’s commandments through their 
 own traditions ; 11 teaches how that which goeth 
 into die mouth doth not defile a man. 21 He heal¬ 
 eth the daughter of the woman of Canaan, .30 and 
 other great multitudes ; 32 and with seven loaves 
 and a few little fishes feedeth four thousand men, 
 besides women and children. 
 
 XVI. 1 The Pharisees require a sign. fiJesuswarns 
 his disciples of the leaven of the Pharisees and 
 Sadducees. 1.3 The people’s opinion of Christ, 16 
 and Peter’s confession of him. 21 Jesus foreshew- 
 eth his death, 23 reproving Peter for dissuading 
 him from it, 24 and admonishes those that will 
 follow him to bear the cross. 
 
 XVII. 1 The transfiguration of Christ. 14 He heals 
 the lunatic, 22 foretells his own passion, 24 and 
 pays tribute. 
 
 XVIII. 1 Christ warns his disciples to be humble 
 and harmless, 7 to avoid offences, and not to de¬ 
 spise the little ones : 15 teaches how we are to 
 deal with our brethren when they offend us, 21 
 and how oft to forgive them ; 23 which he sets 
 forth by a parable of the king, that took account 
 of his servants, .32 and punished him who shewed 
 no mercy to his fellow. 
 
 XIX. 2 Christ heals the sick: 3 answers the Phari¬ 
 sees concerning divorcement: 10 shew's when mar¬ 
 riage is necessary : 13 receives little children : 16 
 instructs the young man how to attain eternal life, 
 20 and howto be perfect; 23telleth his disciples 
 how hard it is for a rich man to enter into the 
 kingdom of God : 27 and promises reward to those 
 that forsake any thing to follow him. 
 
 XX. 1 Christ by the similitude of the labourers in 
 the vineyard, shews that God is debtor to no 
 man : 17 foretells his passion : 20 by answering 
 the mother of Zebedee’s children, teaches his 
 disciples to be lowly : 30 and giveth two blind 
 men their sight. 
 
 XXI. 1 Christ rides into Jerusalem upon an ass: 12 
 drives the buyers and sellers out of the temple : 17 
 curses the fig-tree: 2.3 silences the priests and 
 elders, 28 and rebuketh them by the similitude 
 of the two sons, .33 and the husbandmen who slew 
 such as were sent unto them. 
 
 XXII. 1 The parable of the marriage of the king’s 
 son. 9 The vocation of the Gentiles. 12 1 he 
 punishment of him that wanted the wedding gar¬ 
 ment. 15 Tribute ought to be paid to Cassar. 23 
 Christ confutes the Sadducees concerning the re¬ 
 surrection : 34 answers the lawyer, which is the 
 great commandment; 41 and f)OSeth tlie Phari¬ 
 sees about the Messias. 
 
 XXIII. 1 Christ admonishes the people to follow 
 the good doctrine, not the evil examples, of the 
 Scribes and Pharisees: Shis disciples must be¬ 
 ware of their ambition. 13 He denounces eight 
 woes against their hypocrisy and blindness ; 34 
 and foretells the destruction of Jerusalem. 
 
 XXIV. 1 Christ foretells the destruction of the tem¬ 
 ple. 3 What and how great calamities shall be 
 Before it. 29 'I'he signs of his coming to judg¬ 
 ment : 36 and because that day and hour is un¬ 
 known, 42 we ought to watch, like good ser¬ 
 vants, expecting every moment our master’s 
 coming. 
 
 XXV. 1 The parable of the ten virgins, 14 and 
 of the talents. 31 Also the description of the 
 last judgment. 
 
 XXVI. iThe Milers conspire against Christ. 7 The 
 woman anoints his head. 14 Judassellshim. 17 
 Christ eats file passover: 26 institutes his holy sup¬ 
 per: 36 praj s in the garden: 47 and, being be¬ 
 
 trayed with a kiss, 57 is carried to Caiaphas, 69 
 and denied of Peter. 
 
 XXVI1. 1 Christ is delivered bound to Pilate. 5 
 Judas hangs himself. 19 Pilate admonished of 
 his wife, 24 washeth his hands, 26 and looseth 
 Barabbas. 29 Christ is crowned with thorns, 
 crucified, 40 reviled, 50 dieth, and is buried. 6o 
 His sepulchre is sealed, and watched. 
 
 XXVII1. 1 Christ’s resurrection is declared by an 
 angel to the women. 9 He himself appears to 
 them. 11 The high priests give the soldiers 
 money to say that he was stolen out of his sepul¬ 
 chre. 16 Christ appears to his disciples ; 19 and 
 sends them to baptize and teach all nations. 
 
 .ST. MARK. 
 
 I. Office of John Baptist. 9 Jesus is baptized, 12 
 tempted ; 14 he preacheth : 10 calls Peter, An¬ 
 drew, James, and John : 23 heals one that had a 
 devil, 29 Peter’s mother-in-law, .32 many dis¬ 
 eased persons, 41 and cleanseth a leper. 
 
 II. .3 Christ heals one sick of the palsy, 14 calls 
 Matthew from the receipt of custom, 15 eats with 
 publicans and sinners. 18 excuses his disciples 
 for not fasting, 23 and for plucking the eais ot 
 corn on the sabbath-day. 
 
 III. 1 Christ heals the withered hand, 10 anrl 
 many other infirmities: 11 rebukes the unclean 
 spirits : 1.3 chooses his twelve apostles : 22 con¬ 
 vinces the blasphemy of casting out devils by 
 Beelzebub: .31 and shews who are his brother, 
 sister, and mother. 
 
 IV. 1 The parable of the sower, 14 and the mean¬ 
 ing thereof. 21 We must communic ate the light 
 of our knowledge to others. 26 The parable ot 
 the seed growing secretly, 30 and of the mustard 
 seed. 35 Christ stills the tempest on the sea. 
 
 V. 1 Christ delivering the possessed of the legion 
 of devils, 13 they enter into the swine. 25 He 
 heals the woman of a bloody issue, .35 and rais¬ 
 eth from death Jairus’s daughter. 
 
 VI. 1 Christ is contemned ot his countrymen. 7 
 He gives the twelve power over unclean spirits. 
 14 Divers opinions of Christ. 18 John Baptist 
 is "beheaded, 29 and buiietl. 30 The apostles 
 letuni from preaching. .34 The miracle of five 
 loaves and two fishes. 48 Christ walks on tlie 
 sea : 53 and heals all that touch him. 
 
 VI I. 1 The Pharisees find fault at the disciples for 
 eating with unwashen hands. 8 They break the 
 commandment of God by the traditions of men. 
 14 Meatdefileth not the man. 24 He healeth the 
 Syrophcenician woman’s daughter of an uncleaD 
 spirit, 31 and one that was deaf, and stammered 
 in his speech. 
 
 VIII. 1 Christ feeds the people miraculously : 10 
 refuseth to give a sign to the Pharisees; 14 ad¬ 
 monishes his disciples to beware of the leaven of 
 the Pharisees, and of the leaven of Herod : 22 
 gives a blind man his sight: 17 acknowlerigeth 
 that he is the Christ, who should sutfer and rise 
 again : 34 and exhorts to patience in persecution, 
 tor the profession of the gospel. 
 
 IX. 2 Jesus is transfigured. 11 He instructefh 
 his disciples concerning the coming of Elias : 13 
 ca'steth forth a dumb and deaf spirit: 30 fore- 
 tclleth his death and resurrection; 33 exhorts his 
 disciples to humility ; 38 bids them not to pro¬ 
 hibit such as be not against them, nor to give of¬ 
 fence to any of the faithful. 
 
 X. 2 Christ disputes with the Pharisees touching 
 <iivorcement; 13 blesseth the children that are 
 brought to him ; 17 resolveth a rich man how he 
 may inherit life everlasting ; 23 tells his disciples 
 of the danger of riches : 28 promises rewards to 
 them that forsake any thing for the gospel; .32 
 foretells his death and resurrection ; A5 bids the 
 two ambitious suitors to think rather of sulfering 
 with him : 46 and restores to Bartimeus his sight. 
 
 XI. Christ rides with triumph into Jerusalem; 
 12 curses the fruitless fig-tree : 15 purges the 
 
SUMMARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 feiTiple; CO exhorls his disciples to stedfastness 
 of faith, and to forj-ive their enemies; 27 and 
 defends the lawfulness of his actions, by the 
 witness of John, who was a man sent of God. 
 
 Xll. 1 In a parable of tlie vineyard let out to un¬ 
 thankful husbandmen, Christ foretelleth the re¬ 
 probation of the Jews, and the calliu'f of the Gen¬ 
 tiles. I J lie avoiils the snare of the Pharisees and 
 Ilerodians about payinj; tribute to Ctesar: 18 con¬ 
 vinces tiie error of the Sadducees, who denied the 
 resurrection: 28 resolves the scribe who question 
 ed ot the first commandment: .3.0 refutes the opin¬ 
 ion tliat the scribes held of Christ: 38 bidding 
 tlie people to beware of their ambition and hy[)o- 
 crisy : 41 and commends the poor widow for her 
 two mites, above all. 
 
 XI II. 1 Christ foretells the destruction of the tem¬ 
 ple : 9 the persecutions for the gospel: 10 that the 
 gospel must be preached to all nations: 14 tliat 
 great calamities shall happen to the Jews : 24 
 and tlie manner of his coming to judgment. 32 
 The hour whereof being known to none, every 
 man is to watch and pray, that we be not found 
 unprovided, when he cometh to each one parti 
 cularly by death. 
 
 Xiy. 1 A conspiracy against Christ. 3 Precious 
 ointment is poured on his head by a woman. 10 
 Judas sells his master for money. 12 Christ him¬ 
 self foretells how he shall be betrayed of one of 
 his disciples : 22 after the passover prepared, ami 
 eaten, institutes his supper : 26 foretells the flight 
 of ail his disciples, and Peter’s denial. 43 Judas 
 betrayeth him with a kiss. 46 lie is apprehended 
 in the garden, 55 falsely accused, and impiously 
 condemned of the .lews’ council, 65 shamefully 
 abused by them, 66 and thrice denied of Peter. 
 Xy. 1 Jesus brought bound, and accused before 
 Pilate. 15 Upon the clamour of the common peo¬ 
 ple, the murderer Barabbas is loosed, and Jesus 
 tielivered up to be crucified. 17 lie is crowned 
 with thorns, 19 spit on, and mocked: 21 faint- 
 eth in bearing his cross : 27 hangeth between 
 two thieves: 29 siiftereth the triumphing re¬ 
 proaches of the Jews : 39 but confessed by the 
 centurion to be the Son of God : 43 and is honour 
 ably buried by Joseph. 
 
 XVI. 1 An angel declares the resurrection of Christ 
 to three women. 9 Christ himself appears to 
 Mary Magdalene : 12 to two going into the 
 country : 14 then to the apostles, 15 whom he 
 sendeth forth to preach the gospel: 19 and as¬ 
 cends into heaven. 
 
 ST. LUKE. 
 
 I. The preface of Luke to his whole gospel. 5 The 
 conception of John Baptist, 26 and of Christ. .39 
 I he prophecy of Elisabeth, and of Mary, con- 
 cerning Christ. 57 J he nativity and circumcision 
 of John. 67 The prophecy of Zacharias, both of 
 Christ, 76 and of John. 
 
 II. 1 Augustustaxeth all the Roman empire. 6The 
 
 nativity of Christ. 8 One angel relateth it to the 
 ^epherds : 13 many sing praises to God for it. 21 
 Christ IS circumcised. 22 Mary purified. 28 Si¬ 
 meon and Anna prophesy of Christ: 40 who in- 
 creaseth in wisdom, 46 questioneth in the temple 
 with the doctors, 51 and is obedient to his pa¬ 
 rents. ^ 
 
 II I. 1 The preaching and baptism of John. 15 His 
 testmony of Christ. 20 Herod imprisoneth John. 
 21 Christ baptized, receives testimony from hea¬ 
 ven. 23 'I he age and genealogy of Christ, from 
 .loseph upwards. 
 
 IV. 1 The temptation and fasting of Christ. 13 He 
 overcomes the devil : 14 begins to preach. 16 The 
 people of Nazareth admire his gracious words 33 
 He cures one possessed of a devil, .38 Peter’s mo- 
 ther-in-law, 40 and divers other sick persons. 41 
 i he devils acknowledge Christ, and are reproved 
 ‘Or U. 43 He preaches through the cities. 
 
 1 Christ teaches the people out of Peter’s ship • 
 
 4 III a miraculous taking of fishes, shews how he 
 will make him and his partners fishersof men : 12 
 cleanseth the leper: 16 prays in the wilderness : 
 18 heals one sick of the palsy : 27 calls Matthew 
 the publican : 29 eats with sinners, as being the 
 physician of souls; .34 foretells the fastings and 
 afflictions of the apostles after his ascension : .36 
 and likens faint-hearted and weak disciples to 
 worn garments and old bottles. 
 
 V 1.1 Christ reproves the Pharisees’ blindness about 
 the observation ot the sabbath, by scripture, rea¬ 
 son, and miracle: 13 chooseth twelve apostles ■ 17 
 heals the diseased : 20 preacheth to his disciples 
 before the people, of blessings and curses ; 27 how 
 we must love our enemies ; 46 and join the obe¬ 
 dience of good works to the hearing of the word 
 mst in the evil day of temptation we fall like an 
 house built upon the face of the earth without 
 any foundation. 
 
 1 Christ finds a greater faith in the centurion, 
 a Gentile, than in any of the Jews : 10 heals his 
 servant being absent: 11 raiseth from death the 
 widow s son at Nain : 19 answers John’s messen- 
 gers with the declaration of his miracles : 24 tes¬ 
 tifies to the people what opinion he held of John • 
 
 .30 inveighs against the Jews, who with neither 
 the manners of John nor of Jesus could be won • 
 
 36 and shevys by occasion of Mary Magdalene 
 now he is a friend of sinners, not to maintain them 
 m sms, but to forgive them their sins upon their 
 faith and repentance. 
 
 Mil. 1 Women minister to Christ of their sub¬ 
 stance. 4 Christ, after he had preaclied from 
 place to place, attended with his apostles, pro¬ 
 pounds the parable of the sower, 16 and of the 
 candle: 21 declares who are his mother and 
 brethren: 22 rebukes the wind : 26 casteth the 
 legion of devils out of the man, into the herd of 
 swine : 37 is rejected of the Gadarenes : 43 heals 
 the woman of her bloody issue: 49 and raises 
 trom death Jairus’s daughter. 
 
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 IX. 1 Christ sends his apostles to work miracles, 
 and to preach. 7 Herod desireth to see Christ. 
 17 Christ feeds five thousand : 18 inquireth what 
 opinion the world had of him : 21 toretells his 
 passion: 2,3 ['roposes to all the pattern of his pa¬ 
 tience. 28 T he transfiguration. 37 He heals the 
 lunatic: 43 again forewarns his disciples of his 
 passion : 46 commends humility : 51 bids them 
 to shew mildness towards all, without desire of 
 revenge. 57 Divers would follow him but upon 
 conditions. 
 
 X. 1 Christ sends out at once seventy disciples to 
 work miracles, and to preach : 17 admonishes 
 them to be humble, and wherein to rejoice : 21 
 thanks his Eatherfor his grace: 23 magnifies the 
 happy estate of his church : 25 teaches the lawyer 
 what the law requires to attain eternal life, and to 
 take every one for his neighbour, that needeth his 
 mercy. 41 Keprehends Martha, and commends 
 Mary her sister. 
 
 XL 1 Christ teaches to pray, and that instantly • 
 11 assuring that God so will give us good things! 
 14 He casting out a dumb devil, rebukes the 
 blasphemous Pharisees : 28 shews who are bless¬ 
 ed : 29 preaches to the people, .37 and repre¬ 
 hends the outward shew of holiness in the Pha¬ 
 risees, scribes, and lawyers. 
 
 XII. 1 Christ preaches to his disciples to avoid hy¬ 
 pocrisy,and learfulnessin publishing liisdoctrine: 
 1.3 warns the people to beware of covetousness, by 
 the parable of the rich man, who set up greater 
 barns. 22 'rake no thought for your life-; .31 but 
 seek the kingdom of God, 33 give alms, .36 be 
 ready at a knock to open to our Lord, whensoever 
 hecometli. 41 Christ’s ministers are tosee to their 
 charge, 49 and look for persecution. 54 Take this 
 time of grace, 58 because it is a fearful thing to 
 die without reconciliation. 
 
 XIII. 1 Christ preacheth repentance upon the pun¬ 
 
 ishment ot the Galileans, and others. 6 T he fruit¬ 
 less fig-tree may not stand, 11 He healeth the 
 crooked woman : 18 shews the powerful workin<^ 
 ot the word in the hearts of his chosen, by the 
 parable of the grain of mustard-seed, and of 
 leaven : 24 exhorts to enter in at the strait gate 
 .31 and reproveth Herod and Jerusalem. ’ 
 
 XIV. 2 Christ heals the dropsy on the sabbath • 7 
 teaches humility : 12 to feast the poor : 16 Under 
 the parable of the great supper, sheweth how 
 worldly-minded men, who contemn the word of 
 God, shall be shut out of heaven. 25 Those who 
 will be his disciples, to bear their cross, are ad¬ 
 vised to count the cost, lest with shame they revolt 
 from him afterward, 34 and become altogether 
 unprofitable, like salt that has lost its savour. 
 
 X V. 1 Ehe parable of the lost sheep; 8 of the piece 
 of silver ; ll of the prodigal son. 
 
 The parable of the unjust steward. 14 
 Christ reproves the hypocrisy of the covetous Pha 
 risees. 19 Dives and Lazarus. 
 
 ^ Christ teaches to avoid occasion of offence. 
 .3 One to forgive another. 6 The power of faith. 7 
 How we are bound to God, and not he to us. li 
 He heals ten lepers. 22 Of the kingdom of God 
 and the coming of the Son of man. ’ 
 
 Xyill. 1 Of the importunate widow: 9offhe Pha¬ 
 risee and publican. 15ChildrenbroughttoChrist. 
 18 A ruler that would follow Christ, but is hin¬ 
 dered by his riches. 28 The reward of them that 
 l^eave all for his sake. 31 He foretells his death 
 .35 and restores a blind man to his sight. ’ 
 
 XIX. 1 Of Zaccheus a publican. 11 T he ten pieces 
 of money. 28 Christ rides into Jerusalem with 
 triumph : 41 weeps over it: 45 drives the buyers 
 and sellers out of the temple : 47 teaching daily 
 in it. T he rulers would have destroyed him, but 
 tor tearot the people. 
 
 Christ asserts his authority by a question of 
 s baptism. 9 The parable of tlie vineyard 
 tribute to Caesar. 27 He convinces 
 the .Sadduceee that denied the resurrection 41 
 How Christ is the son of David : 45 He warns 
 ms disciples to beware of the scribes. 
 
 XXI. 1 Christ commends the poor widow. 5 He 
 foretells the destruction of the temple and citv 
 of Jerusalem : 25 the signs also that shall be 
 before the last day. 34 He exhorts them to be 
 watchful. 
 
 XXII. IT'he Jews conspire against Christ. 3 Satan 
 prepares J udas to betray him. 7 J he apostles sent 
 to prepare the passover. 19 Christ institutes his 
 holy supper : 21 covertly foretells of the traitor • 
 24 dehorts the rest of his apostles from ambition : 
 32 assures Peter his faith should not fail, 34 and 
 yet he should deny him thrice. 39 He prays on 
 the mount, and sweats blood : 47 is betrayed with 
 akiss. 50 He heals Malchus’s ear. 54He is thrice 
 denied of Peter, 63 shamefully abused, 66 and 
 ranfesses himself to be the Son of God. 
 
 XXII1. 1 Jesus is accused before Pilate, and sent 
 ^ Herod. 8 Elerod mocks him. 12 Herod and 
 Pilate are made friends. 18 Barabbas is desired 
 of the people, and is loosed by Pilate, and Jesus 
 given to be crucified. 27 He tells the women that 
 mment him, the destruction of Jerusalem : 34 
 Prayeth for his enemies. 39 Two thieves are cru- 
 YviVr death. 50 His burial. 
 
 XXI y. 1 Christ’s resurrection is declared bv two 
 angels, to the women that came to the sepulchre 
 9 1hese report it to others. 13 Christ himself 
 appears to the two disciples that went to Emmaus. 
 36 Afterwards he appears to the apostles, and re¬ 
 proves their unbelief: 47 gives them a charge : 
 49 promises the Holy Ghost; 51 and so ascends 
 into heaven. 
 
 ST. JOHN. 
 
 I. The divinity, humanity, and office of Christ. 15 
 The testimony of John. 38 The calling of An¬ 
 drew, Peter, Szc. 
 
 II. 1 Christ turns water into wine, 12 departs into 
 Capernaum, and to Jerusalem, 14 where lie 
 
 purges the temple of buyers and sellers. 19 He 
 foretells his death and resurrection. 23 .Many be¬ 
 lieved because of his miracles, but he would not 
 trust himself with them. 
 
 III. 1 Christ teaches Nicoiiemus the necessity of 
 regeneration : 14 of faiih in bis death. 16 The 
 great love of God towards the world. 18 Condem¬ 
 nation tor unbelief. 23 1 he baptism, witness, and 
 doctrine of John concerning Christ. 
 
 IV. 1 Christ talks with a woman of Samaria, anil 
 reveals himself unto her. 27 His disciples marvel. 
 31 He declares to them his zeal to God’s glory. .39 
 Many Saniaritans believe on him. 43 Hede|/arts 
 into Galilee, and heals the ruler’s sou that lay sick 
 at Capernaum. 
 
 V. 1 Jesus on the sabbath-day cures him that 
 was diseased eightyand-thiriy years. 10 Hie 
 Jews therefore cavil and peisecute him for it. 
 17 He answers for himself, and leiiroves them, 
 shewing by the testimony of his lather, 32 of 
 John, .36 of his works, 39 and of the Scriptures, 
 who he is. 
 
 VI. 1 Christ feedeth five thousand men with five 
 loaves and two fishes. 15 I hereupon the people 
 would have made him king. 16 But withdrawing 
 himself, he walked on the sea to his disciples : 26 
 reproves the people flocking after him, and all 
 the fleshly hearers of his word : .32 declares him¬ 
 self to be the bread of life to believers. ^ .Many 
 disciples depart from him. 68 Peter coufesseth 
 him. 7d Judas is a devil. 
 
 \ I I. 1 Jesus reproved the ambition and boldnessof 
 his kinsmen : 10 goes up from Galilee to the feast 
 M tabernacles: 14 teaches in the temple. 40 
 Divers opinions of him among the people. 45 
 'I he Pharisees are angry that their orficers took 
 him not, and chide N icodemus for taking his part. 
 
 VIII. 1 Christ delivers the woman taken in adul¬ 
 tery; 12 he preaches himself the light of the world, 
 and justifiedi his doctrine ; .33 answers the Jews 
 diat boasted ot Abraham, 59 and conveys himself 
 from their cruelty. 
 
 IX. 1 The man that was borri'blind restored to sight. 
 8 He is brought to the Pharisees. 16 I hey are 
 offended at it, and .34 excommunicate him : 35 
 but he is received of Jesus, and confessetli him. 
 39 Who they are whom Christ enlightenetii. 
 
 X. 1 Christ is the door and the good shepherd : 19 
 divers opinions of him ; 25 he proves, by his 
 works, that he is Christ the Son of God : 39 escapes 
 the Jews, 40 and went again beyond Joidan, 
 where many believed on him. 
 
 XI. 1 Christ raises Lazarus four days buried. 45 
 Many Jews believe. 47 I he chief priests and Pha¬ 
 risees gather a council against Christ. 49 Caiaphas 
 prophesies. 54 .lesus hid himself. 55 At the pass- 
 over they inquire after him, and lay wait for him. 
 
 XII. 1 Jesus excuses Mary anointing his feet. 9 
 The people flock to see Lazarus. 10 T he chief 
 priests consult to kill him. 12 Christ rideth into 
 .Jerusalem. 20 Greeks desire tosee Jesus. 23 lie 
 foretells his death. .37 The Jews are generally 
 blinded : 42 yet many chief rulers believe, but 
 not confess him ; 44 therefore Jesus calls earnestly 
 for confession of faith. 
 
 XIII. 1 Jesus washes the disciples’ feet: 14 exhorts 
 them to humility and charity. 18 He foretells and 
 discovers to John by a token, that Judas should 
 betray him; 31 commands them to love one 
 another, 36 and forewarns Peter of his denial. 
 
 XIV. 1 Christ comforts his disciples with the hope 
 of heaven : 6 professes himself the way, the truth, 
 and the life ; and one with the Eather : 1.3 assures 
 their prayers in his name to be effectual : 15 re¬ 
 quests love and obedience : 16 promises the Holy 
 Ghost the Comforter : 2? and leaves his peace with 
 
 ^fhem. 
 
 XV. 1 The consolation and mutual love between 
 Christ and his members, under the parable of the 
 vine. 18 A comfort in the hatred and persecution 
 ot the world. 26 The office of the Iloly Ghost, 
 and of the apostles. 
 
 Xyi. 1 Christ comforts his disciples against tribu¬ 
 lation, by the promise of the Holy Ghost, and by 
 Ins resurrection and ascension ; 2.3 assures their 
 prayers made in his name to be acceptable folds 
 F^lher. 33 Peace in Christ, and in the world 
 ^affliction. 
 
 XVl I. 1 Christ prays fo his Father to glorify him : 
 
 6 to preserve his apostles, 11 in unity, ’17 and 
 truth ; 20 to glorify them, and all other believers 
 with him, in heaven. 
 
 XVHl. 1 Judas betravs .Testis. 6 The officers fall 
 to the ground. 10 Peter smites off Malchus’s 
 ear. 12 Jesus is taken and led unto Annas and 
 Caiaphas. 15 Peter’s deni.pl. 19 Jesus examin¬ 
 ed before Caiaphas. 28 His arraignment before 
 Pilate. .36 His kingdom. 40 The Jews ask 
 ^Barabbas to be set loose. 
 
 XIX. 1 Christ is scourged, crowned with thorns, 
 and beaten. 4 Pilate is desirous fo release him, but 
 being overcome w ith the outrage of the Jews, he 
 delivered him to be crucified. 2.3 Thev cast lots 
 for his garments. 26 He commendeth Ids mother 
 to John. 28 He dieth. .31 His side is pierced. 
 
 .‘18 He is buried by Joseph and Nicodemus. 
 
 XX. 1 Mary comesto the sepulchre: .3so do Peter 
 and John, ignorant of the resurrection. 11 Jesus 
 appears to Mary Magdalene, 19 and to his disci¬ 
 ples. 24 T he incredulity and confession of T lio- 
 mas. .30 The Scripture is sufficient to salvation. 
 
 XXI. 1 Christ appearing again to his disciples, 
 was known of them by the great draught of 
 fishes. 12 He dineth with them ; 15 earnestly 
 commandeth Peter to feed his lambs and sheep: 
 
 18 foretells him of his death ; 22 rebukes his 
 curiosity touching John. 25 The conclusion. 
 
 ACTS. 
 
 1. Christ preparing his apostles to behold his 
 ascension, gathers them together into the mount 
 Olivet, commands them to expect in Jerusalem 
 
SUMMARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 
 
 the sending down of the Holj^ Ghost, promises 
 after few days to send it; by virtue wliereof they 
 should be witnesses unto him, even to the utmost 
 parts of the earth. 9 After his ascension they are 
 warned by two angels to depart, and to set their 
 minds upon his second coming. 12 They accord¬ 
 ingly return, and giving themselves to prayer, 
 choose Matthias apostle in the place of Judas. 
 
 II. 1 The apostles filled with the Holy Ghost, and 
 speaking (fivers languages, are admired by some, 
 and derided by others. 14 Whom Peter disprov¬ 
 ing, ancl shewing that the apostles spake by the 
 power of the Holy Ghost, that Jesus was risen 
 
 . from the dead, ascended into heaven, had poured 
 down the same Holy Ghost, and was the Messias, 
 a man known to them to be approved of Goci, by 
 his miracles, wonders, and signs, and not crucified 
 without his determinate counsel and foreknow¬ 
 ledge ; 37 he baptizeth a great number that 
 ■were converted, 14 who afterwards devoutly 
 an(l charitably converse together : the apostles 
 working many miracles, and God daily increas¬ 
 ing his church. 
 
 III. 1 Peter preacheth to the people that came to 
 see a lame man restored to his feet, 12 and pro¬ 
 fesses the cure not to have been wrought by his 
 or Jolin’s own power, or holiness, but b^' GckI, 
 and his Son Jesus, and through faith in his name ; 
 
 13 withal reprehending them for crucifying .lesus. 
 17 Which because they did it through ignorance, 
 and that thereby were fulfilled God’s determinate 
 counsel, and the Scriptures, 19 he exhorts them 
 by repentance and faith to seek remission of their 
 sins, and salvation in the same .lesus. 
 
 IV. 1 J'he rulers of the Jews, offended with Peter’s 
 sermon, 4 (though thousands of the people were 
 converted that heard the word.) imprison him and 
 John. 5 After, upon examination, Peter boldly 
 avouching the lame man to be healed by the 
 name of .Jesus, and that by the same Jesus only 
 we must be eternally saved, 13 they commanded 
 him and John to preach no more in that name, 
 adding threatenings also. 23 Whereupon the 
 church goes to prayer; 31 and God, by moving 
 the place wheie they were assembled, testified 
 that he heard their prayer, confirming the church 
 with the gift of the Holy Ghost, and with mutual 
 love and charity. 
 
 V. 1 After that Ananias and Sapphira his -wife, 
 for their hypocrisy, at Peter’s rebuke, had fallen 
 down dead, 12 and that the rest of the apostles 
 had wrought many miracles; 14 to the increase 
 of the faith: 17 the apostles are again imprison¬ 
 ed, 19 but delivered by an angel, bidding them to 
 preach openly to all. 21 When, after their teach¬ 
 ing accordingly in the temple, 29 and before the 
 council, 33 they are in (ianger to be killed ; 
 through the advice of Gamaliel, a great counsellor 
 among the Jews, they are kept alive, 40 and only 
 beaten : for which tliey glorify God, and cease 
 no day from preaching. 
 
 VI. 1 The apostles, desirous to have the poor regard¬ 
 ed for their bodily sustenance, as also careful 
 themselves to dispense the word of God, the foorj 
 ©f the soul, 3 appoint the office of deaconship to 
 seven chosen men : 38 of whom Stephen, a man 
 full of faith and of the Holy Ghost, is one : 12 
 who is taken of those whom he confounded in 
 disputing, 13 and falsely accused of blasphemy 
 against the law' and the temple. 
 
 VII. 1 Stephen permitted to ans'wer to the accusa¬ 
 tion of blasphemy, 2 shews that Abraham wor¬ 
 shipped God riahtlv, and how God chose the 
 fathers, 20 before Moses was born, and before 
 the tabernacle and temple were built: .37 that 
 
 ; Moses himself witnessed of Christ: 44 and that 
 ] all outward ceremonies were ordained according 
 ’to the heavenly pattern, to last but for a time : 
 51 reprehending their rebellion, and murdering 
 of Christ, the Just One, whom the prophets fore¬ 
 told should come into the world: 54 whereupon 
 they stone him to death ; who commentis his soul 
 to .lesus, and humbly prays for them. 
 
 VIII. 1 Stephen’s burial. 5 Thechurcli planted in 
 Samaria, by Philip the deacon, who preached, 
 did miracles, and baptized many, among the rest 
 Simon the sorcerer, a great seducer of the people. 
 
 14 Peter and John come to confirm and enlarge 
 the church : where by prayer and imposition of 
 hands giving the Holy Ghost, 18 when Simon 
 w'ould have bought the like power of them, 20 
 Peter sharply reproves his hypocrisy and covet¬ 
 ousness, and exhorts him to repentance ; Peter 
 and John, preaching the word, return to .Teru- 
 salern. 26 The angel sends Philip to teach and 
 baptize the Efliiopian eunuch. 
 
 IX. 1 Saul going towards Damascus, 4 is struck 
 dow’n tp the earth, 10 is called to the apostleship, 
 
 18 and is baptized by Ananias. 20 He preaches 
 Christ boldly. 23 The Jews lay wait to kill him ; 
 29 so do the Grecians ; but he escapes both. 31 
 The church having rest, Peter heals jEneas of the 
 palsy, .36 and restores Tabitha to life. 
 
 X. 1 Cornelius, a devout man, 5 being command¬ 
 ed by an angel, sends for Peter: 11 who by a 
 vision, 15, 20 is taught not to despise the Gen¬ 
 tiles. .34 As he preaches Christ to Cornelius 
 and his company, 44 the Holy Ghost falls on 
 them, 48 and they are baptized. 
 
 XI. 1 Peter, being accused for going in to the Gen- 
 tiles, 5 makes his defence, 18 whfch is accepted. 
 
 19 'J'he gospel being spread into Phenice, and 
 Cyprus, and Antirich, Barnabas is sent to confirm 
 them, 26 The disciples there are first called 
 Christians. 27 They send relief to the brethren 
 in Judea in time of famine. 
 
 XII. 1 King Herod persecutes the Christians, kills 
 .Tames, and imprisons Peter, whom an angel de¬ 
 livers upon the prayers of the church. 20 In his 
 pride, taking to himself the honour due to God, 
 ne is struck by an angel, and dies miserably. 24 
 Aftei his death the word of God prospers. 
 
 XIII. 1 Paul and Barnabas are chosen to go to the 
 Gentiles. 7 Of Sergius Paulus, and Elymas the 
 sorcerer. 14 Paul preaches at Antioch, that Jesus 
 is Christ. 42 The Gentiles believe ; 45 but the 
 Jewsgainsay and blaspheme ; 46 whereupon they 
 turn to the Gentiles. 48 As many as were ordain¬ 
 ed to life believed. 
 
 XIV. ’1 Paul and Barnabas are persecuted from 
 
 Iconium. 7 At Lystra Paul heals a cripple ; 
 whereupon they are reputed as gods. 19 Paul is 
 stoned. 21 They pass through divers churches, 
 confirming the disciples in faith and patience: 
 26 returning to Antioch, they report what God 
 had done with them. . . . 
 
 XV. 1 Great dissension arises about circumcision. 
 
 6 The apostles consult about it, 22 and send their 
 determination by letters to the churches. 36 Paul 
 and Barnabas, thinking to visit the brethren to¬ 
 gether, fall at strife, and depart asunder. 
 
 XVI. 1 Paul having circumcised Timothy, 7 and 
 being called by the Spirit from one country to 
 another, 14 converteth Lydia, 16 casteth out 
 a spirit of divination ; 19 tor which cause he and 
 Silas are whipped and imprisonecl. 25 1 he prison 
 doors are opened. 31 The jailor is converted, .37 
 and they are delivered. 
 
 XVII. 1 Paul preaches at Thessalonica : 4 where 
 some believe, and others persecute him ; 10 he is 
 sent to Berea, and preacheth there. 13 Being per¬ 
 secuted at Thessalonica, 15 he comethto Athens, 
 and disputes, and preaches the living God to them 
 unknown, 34 whereby many arc converted unto 
 Christ. 
 
 XV111. .3 Paul labours with his hands, and preaches 
 at Corinth to the Gentiles : 9 the I/rrd encouraires 
 him in a vision : 12 he is accused before Gallio 
 the deputy, but is dismissed. 18 Afterwards, 
 passing from city to city, he strengthens the disci¬ 
 ples. 24 A polios, being more perfectly instructed 
 by Aquila and Priscilla, 28 preaches Christ with 
 great efficacy. 
 
 XIX. 6 I'he T'loly Ghost is given by Paul’s hands. 
 
 9 The Jews blaspheme his doctrine, which is con¬ 
 firmed by miracles. 13 J'he Jewish exorcists, 16 
 are beaten by the devil. 19 Conjuring-books are 
 burnt. 24 Demetrius, for love of gain, raise.tli an 
 uproar against Paul, 35 wliich is appeased by the 
 town-clerk. 
 
 XX. 1 Paul goes to Macedonia. 7 He celebrates the 
 Lord’s supper, and preaches. 9 Eutychus being 
 killed by a fall, 10 is raised to life. 17 At Miletus 
 Paul calls the elders together, tells them what 
 shall befall to himself, 28 commits God’s flock to 
 them, 29 warns them of false teachers, 32 com- 
 nnends them to God, 36 prays with them,and goes 
 his wav. 
 
 XXI. 1 Paul will not by any means be dissuaded 
 from going to Jerusalem. 9 Philip’s daughters 
 prophetesses. 17 Paul comes to .lerusalem : 27 
 where he is apprehended, and in great danger, .31 
 but by the chief captain is rescued, and permit¬ 
 ted to speak to tlie people. 
 
 XXII. 1 Paul declares at large, how be was con¬ 
 verted to the faith, 17 and called to his aposfle- 
 ship. 22 At the very mentioning of the Cientiles, 
 the people exclaim on him. 24 He sluruld have 
 been scourged ; 25 but claiming the privilege of 
 a Homan, he escapes. 
 
 XXI11.1 As Paul plearishiscause, 2 Ananias com¬ 
 mands them to smite him. 7 Dissension among 
 his accusers. 11 God encourages him. 14 The 
 Jews’ lying in wait tor Paul, 20 is declared 
 unto the chief captain. 27 He sends him to 
 Felix the governor. 
 
 XXIV. 2 Paul being accused by Tertullus the 
 oratoc, 10 answers for his life and doctrine. 24 
 He preaches Christ to the governor and his wife. 
 
 26 The governor hopes for a bribe, but in vain : 
 
 27 at last going out of his office, he leaves Paul 
 in prison. 
 
 XXV. 1 The Jews accuse Paul before Fesfus. 
 8 He answers for himself, 11 and appeals to 
 Caesar. 14 Afterwards Festus opens his matter 
 to king Agrippa, 2.3 and he is brought forth. 25 
 Festus declares him to have done nothing worthy 
 of death. 
 
 XXVI . 2 Paul, in the presence of Agrippa, de¬ 
 clares his life from his childhood, 12 and how 
 miraculously he was converted and called to his 
 apostleship. 24 Festus charges him to be mad, 
 whereunto he answers modestly. 28 Agrippa is 
 almost persuaded to be a Christian. .31 The 
 whole company pronounce him innocent. 
 XXVII. 1 Paul shipping towards Home, 10 fore¬ 
 tells the danger ot the voyage, 11 but is not be¬ 
 lieved. 14 They are tossed to and fro with 
 tempest, 41 and suffer shipwreck, 22, 34, 44 yet 
 all come safe to land. 
 
 XXVIll. 1 Paul, after his .shipwreck, is kindly 
 entertained by the Barbarians. 5 The viper on his 
 hand hurls him not. 8 He heals many diseases in 
 the island. 11 Thev depart towards Home. 17 
 He declares to the .Jews the cause of his coming. 
 24 After his preaching some were persuaded, and 
 some believed not : .30 yet he preaches there two 
 years. 
 
 ROMANS. 
 
 I. Paul commends his calling to the Homans. 9 
 and his desire to come to them. 16 Vhat his 
 gospel is, and the righteousness which it shews. 
 18 God is angry with all manner of sin. 21 
 What were the sins of the Gentiles. 
 
 II. 1 They that sin, though they condemn it in 
 others, cannot excuse themselves. 6 ami much less 
 escape the judgment of God, 9 whether they be 
 Jews or Gentiles. 14 'J'he Gentiles cannot escape, 
 17 nor yet the Jews, 25 whom their circumcision 
 shall not profit, if tliey keep not the law. 
 
 III. 1 'I he Jews’ prerogative ,3 which they have not 
 lost; 9 howbeit the law convinces them also of 
 sin. 20 'J'herefore no flesli is justified by the law, 
 
 28 but all, without difference, by faith only: 31 
 and yet the law is not abolished, 
 
 IV. 1 Abraham’s faith was imputed to him for 
 righteousness, 10 before he was circumcised. 1.3 
 By faith only he ami his seed received the pro- 
 niise. 16 Abraham is the father of all that be¬ 
 lieve. 24 Our faith also shall be imputed to us 
 for righteousness. 
 
 V. 1 Being justified by faith, we have peace with 
 God, 2 and joy in our hope; 8 that since we 
 were reconciled by his blood, when "we were 
 enemies, 10 we shall much more be saved, being 
 reconciled. 12 As sin and death came by Adam, 
 17 so much more righteousness and life by Jesus 
 Christ. 20 Where sin abounded, grace did su- 
 perabound. 
 
 VJ. 1 We may not live in sin, 2 for we are dead 
 unto it, 3 as appears by our baptism. 12 Let not 
 sin reign any more, 18 because we have yielded 
 ourselves to the service of righteousness, 23 and 
 for that death is the wages of sin. 
 
 VJI. 1 No law hath power over a man longer than 
 he liveth. 4 But we are dead to the law. 7 Yet is 
 not the law sin, 12 but holy, just, and good, 16 as 
 I acknowledge who am grieved because I cannot 
 keep it. 
 
 VIII. 1 They that are in Christ, and live according 
 to the Spirit, are free from condemnation. 5, 13 
 What harm comes of the flesh, 6, 14 and what 
 good of the Spirit: 17 and what of being God’s 
 children, 19 whose glorious deliverance all things 
 long for. 29 It was beforehand decreed from God. 
 .38 What can sever us from his love ? 
 
 IX. 1 Paul is sorry for the Jews. 7 All the seed of 
 Abraham were notthe children of the promise. 18 
 God hath mercy upon whom he will. 21 The pot¬ 
 ter may do with his clay what he list. 25 The 
 calling of the Gentiles, and rejecting of the Jews, 
 were foretold. ,321 he cause why so few Jews em¬ 
 braced the righteousness of faith. 
 
 X. 5The Scripture sheweth the difference betwixt 
 the righteousness of the law', and that of faith, 11 
 and that all, both Jew and Gentile, that believe, 
 shall not be confounded, 18 and that the Gentiles 
 shall receive the word, and believe. 19 Israel was 
 not ignorant of these things. 
 
 XL 1 God hath not cast off all Israel. 7 Some were 
 elected, though the rest were hardened. 16 There 
 is hope of their conversion. 18The Gentiles may 
 not insult upon them : 26 for there is a promise of 
 their salvation. 33 God’s judgments are unsearch¬ 
 able. 
 
 XII. 1 God’s mercies must move us to please God. 
 .3 Not to think highly of oneself, 6 but attend 
 every one on that calling wherein he is placed. 9 
 Love without dissimulation. 19 Revenge is espe¬ 
 cially forbidden. 
 
 XIII. 1 Subjection, and many other duties, we owe 
 to the magistrates. 8 I.ove is the fulfilling of the 
 law. 11 Gluttony and drunkenness, anil the works 
 of darkness, are out of season in the time of the 
 gospel. 
 
 XIV. 3 Men may not contemn nor condemn each 
 other for things indifferent; 1.3 but take heed that 
 they give no offence in them ; 15 for that the 
 apostle proves unlawful by many reasons. 
 
 XV. 1 The strong must bear with the weak. 2 '\Ve 
 may not please ourselves, 3 for Christ did not so, 
 7 but receive one another, as Christ did us all, 8 
 both Jews, 9 and Gentiles. 15 Paul excuseth his 
 writing, 28 and promises to see them, 3.3 and de¬ 
 sires their prayers. 
 
 XVI. .3 Paul wil Is the brethren to greet many, 17 and 
 advises them to take heed of those which cause 
 dissension and offences, 21 and after sundry sa¬ 
 lutations, ends w'ith praise and thanks to God. 
 
 I CORINTHIANS. 
 
 I. After his salutation and thanksgiving, 10 he ex¬ 
 horts them to unity, 12 and reproves their dis¬ 
 sensions. 18 God destroys the wisdom of Ihe wise, 
 21 by the foolishness ot preaching, 26 and calls 
 not the wise, mighty, and noble, 27, 28 but the 
 foolish, weak, and me^n of no account. 
 
 II. 1 He declares that his preaching, though it bring 
 not excellency of speech, or of 4 human wisdom ; 
 yet consists in the 4,5 power of God ; and so far 
 excels 6 the wisdom of this world, and 9 human 
 sense, as that 14 tie natural man cannot under¬ 
 stand it. 
 
 III. 2 Milk is fit for children. 3 .Strife and division 
 areargumentsof afleshly mind. 7 He that plants, 
 and he that waters, is nothing. 9'I he ministers 
 are God’s fellow'-w'orkmen. 11 Christ the only 
 foundation. 16 Men the temples of G(»d, 17 which 
 must be kept holy. 19 I he wisdom of this world 
 is foolishness with God. 
 
 IV. 1. In what account the ministers ought to be had. 
 7 We liave nothing whk h we have not received. 
 9'File apostles spectacles to the world, angels, 
 and men, 13 the filth and oft'-scouring of the world ; 
 15 vet our fathers in Christ, 16 whom we ought 
 to follow. 
 
 V. 1 'I'he incestuous person, 6 is cause rather of 
 shame unto them, than of rejoicing. 7 I he old 
 leaven is to be purged out. 10 Ileinousoflenders 
 are to be shunned and avoided. 
 
 VI. 1'I'he Corinthians must not vex their brethren, 
 in going to law with them ; 6 especially under 
 infidels. 9 The unrighteous shall not inherit Ihe 
 kingdom of God. 15 Our bodies are the members 
 of Christ, 19 and temples of the Holy Ghost: 16, 
 17 they must not therefore be defiled. 
 
 VII. 2 Of marriage, 4 shewing it to be a remedy 
 against fornication ; 10 and that the bond thereof 
 ought not lightly to be dissolved. 18, 20 Fvery 
 man must be content with his vocation. 25 Vir¬ 
 ginity w herefore to he embraced, .35 and for what 
 respects we may either marry, or abstain from 
 marrying. 
 
 VIII. 1 To abstain from meats offered to idols : P, 
 9 not to abuse our Christian aberty, to the oflence 
 
SUMMARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 of our brethren: 11 but must bridle our know¬ 
 ledge with charity. 
 
 IX. 1 lie shews liis liberty, 7 and that tlie minister 
 ought to live by tlie gospel: 15 yet that himself 
 hath ot 1 ms own accord abstained 18 to be either 
 chargeable to them. 2‘2 or offensive to any in niat- 
 ters indifferent. 24 Our life is like a race. 
 
 X. I The sacraments of the .lews, 6 are tvpos of 
 ours, 7 and their nunishments, 11 examples for 
 u.s. 14 We must llee trom idolatry, 21 anti not 
 make the Third’s table the table of devils: 24 and 
 in tilings indifferent we should have regard to 
 the weak brethren. 
 
 XI. 1 He reproves them, because in holy assem¬ 
 blies 4 their men prayed with their heads cover¬ 
 ed, and 6 their women widi heads uncovered : 
 17 and because generally their meetings were 
 not tor the better, but for the worse ; as, 21 
 namely, in profaning with their own feasts the 
 ^rd s supper. 23 Lastly, he calls them to the 
 first institution thereof. 
 
 XII. 1 Spiritual gifts 4 are divers, 7 yet all to 
 proht withal; 8 and to that end are diversely 
 bestowed : 12 that by the like proportion, as the 
 members of a natural body tend all to the 16 
 mutual decency, 22 service, and 25 succour of 
 the same body; 27 so we should do one for an- 
 otheB, to make up the mystical body of Christ. 
 
 XI II . 1 All gifts, 2, 3 how excellent soever, are 
 nothing worth without charity, 4 The praises 
 thereof, and 13 prelation before hope and faith. 
 
 i Prophecy is commended, 2, 3, 4 and pre- 
 lerred before speaking with tongues, G by a com¬ 
 parison drawn from musical instrumenfs. 
 
 Loth must be referred to edification, 22 as to their 
 true and proper end. 26 The true use of each is 
 taught, 29 and the abuse taxed. 34 Women are 
 forbidden to speak in the church. 
 
 XV. 3 By Christ’s resurrection, 12 he proves the 
 necessity ot ours, against all such as deny the 
 resurrection ot the body. 21 The fruit 35 and 
 manner thereof, 51 and of the changing them 
 that shall be tound alive at the last day. 
 
 •XVJ. 1 He exhorts them to relieve the want of the 
 brethren at Jerusalem ; 10 commends Timothy • 
 13 and after friendly admonitions, 16 shuts up 
 his epistle with divers salutations. 
 
 II CORINTHIANS. 
 
 r. The apostle encourages them against troubles, 
 by the comforts and deliverances which God had 
 mven him, as in all his afflictions, 8 so particu- 
 Jarly m his late danger in Asia: 12 and calling 
 both his own conscience, and theirs, to witness 
 ot his sincere manner ot preaching the immufa- 
 Die ti nth of the gospel, 15 he excuseth Ins not 
 coming to them, as proceeding not of lightness, 
 blit ^his lenity towards them. 
 
 11 . 1 Having shewed the reason why he came not 
 to them, 6 he requires them to forgive and to 
 comfort that excommunicated person, 10 even as 
 nimselt also, upon his true repentance, had for- 
 pven him : 12 declaring withal why he departed 
 trom Iroas to Macedonia, 14 and the happy siic- 
 cess which Gpd gave to his preaching in al 1 places. 
 
 L^st their false teachers should charge him 
 with vmn glory, he shews the faith and graces 
 of the Corinthians, to be a sufficient commenda¬ 
 tion of his ministry. 6 Whereupon enterin'^ a 
 comparison between the ministers of the law and 
 of the gospel, 12 he proves that his ministry is so 
 tar the more exce lent, as the gospel of life and 
 liberty is more glorious than the law of con¬ 
 demnation. 
 
 fiath used all sincerity 
 and laithrul diligence in preaching the gospel • 7 
 and how the ti oubles and persecutions which’he 
 dally endurect tor the same, did redound to tlie 
 praise otGoci s power, 12 to the benefit of the 
 church, 16 and to the apostle’s own eternal glory. 
 
 j • assured hope of immortal glory 
 
 9 and in expectation of it, and of the general 
 H to keep a good conscience, 
 
 l 4 not that he nia.y herein boast of himself, 14 
 but as one that having received life from Christ 
 lives as a new creature to Christ only, 18 and 
 by his ministry qt reconciliation, to reconcile 
 others also in Christ to God. vouncnt 
 
 approved himself a faithful 
 minister qt Christ, both by his exhortations, 3 
 and by integrity of life, 4 and by patient en¬ 
 during all kinds ot affliction and disgraces for 
 which he speaks the more 
 boldh' amongst tliem, because his heart i.s ooen 
 to them, 13 and he expects the like affection 
 trom them again : 14 exhorts them to flee the so¬ 
 ciety and pollutions of idolaters, as being them- 
 Ives temples of the living Go<i. 
 
 '’i v proceeds in exhortins them to purity of 
 life, 2 and to bear him like affection as he doth 
 to them. ,3 Whereof, lest they might seem to 
 doubt, he declares what comfort he took in his 
 afflictions, by the report which Titus gave of their 
 godly sorrow, which his former epistle had 
 wrought in them, 13 and of their loving-kindne.ss 
 and obedience towards Titus, answerable to his 
 former boastinas of them, 
 f *'P tb ^ liberal contribution 
 
 tor tile poor saints at Jerusalem, by the example 
 or the Macedqnians, by commendation of their 
 toimer forwardness, 9 by the example of Christ 
 14 and by the spiritual profit that should redound 
 to themselves thereby : 16 commending to them 
 tlie integrity and willingness of Titus, and those 
 other brethien, who, upon his request, exhorta- 
 Tion, and commendation, were purposely come 
 to them tor this business. 
 
 ^ 9 ® yields the reason why, though he knew 
 their forwardness, yet he sent Titus and his bre¬ 
 thren beforehand : 6 and he proceeds in stirring 
 them up to bountiful alms, as being but a kind of 
 sowing of seed, 10 which shall return a great in- 
 7 lo 
 
 crease to them, 13 and occasion a great sacrifice 
 ot thanksgiving unto God. 
 
 X. 1 Against the false apostles, who disgi'aced the 
 weakness qt his person and bodily presence, besets 
 out the spiritual might and authority, with which 
 tie is armed against all adverse powers: 7 assur¬ 
 ing them that at his coining he will be found as 
 nughty m word, as he is now in writing, bein" 
 absent. 12 And withal taxingthem for extending 
 t leinse ves beyond their compass, and vauntiii" 
 themselves ot other men’s labouis. 
 
 XI. 1 Out of his jealousy over the Corinthians, 
 Who seemed to make more account of the false 
 apostles than ot him, he entereth into a forced 
 commendation of himself, 5 of his equality with 
 the chief apostles, 7 ot his preaching the gospel 
 to them freely, and without their charge- 13 
 shewing that he was not inferior to those deceit¬ 
 ful workers iii any legal prerogative : 23 and in 
 the service ot Christ, and in all kind of suffer¬ 
 ings for Ins nimistry, far superior. 
 
 XII. 1 For commending of liis apostleship, though 
 
 glory ot his wonderful revelations, 9 
 yet he rather chooses to glory of his infirmities 
 11 blaming them for forcing him to this vain 
 boasting. 14 He promises focometo them again ■ 
 but yet altogether in the affection of a father, 20 
 ahhougli he tears he shall, to his grief, find many 
 offenders and public disorders there. 
 
 Xi II. 1 He fbreateneth severity, and the power of 
 his apostleship, against obstinate sinners : 5 and 
 advising them to a trial of their faith, 7 and to 
 reformation ot their sins before his coming, 11 he 
 concludeth his epistle with a general exhortation 
 and a prayer. 
 
 GALATIANS. 
 
 I. He wondCTS that they have so soon left him, and 
 the gospel ; 8 and accurses those that preach 
 another gospel than he did. 11 He learned the 
 gospel not ot men, but of God : 13 and shews 
 what he was before his, calling, 17 and what he 
 did presently after it. / 
 
 II. 1 He shews when he went up again to Jerusa¬ 
 lem, and for what purpose : 3 and that Titus was 
 not circumcised-. 11 and that he resisted Peter 
 and told him the reason 14 why he and others’ 
 being Jerys, do believe in Christ to be justified by 
 taith, and not by works: 20 and that they Jive 
 riot in sin, who are so justified. 
 
 ill. 1 He asks what moved them to leave the faith 
 and hang upon the law. 6 They that believe are 
 justified. 9 and blessed with Abraham. 10 And 
 Uiis he shews by many reasons. 
 
 ^ under the law till Christ came, as 
 
 Uie heir is under his guardian till he be of age • 5 
 but Christ freed us trom the law ; 7 therefore we 
 are servants no longer to it. 14 He remembers 
 their good-will to him, and his to them ; 22 and 
 shews that we are the sons of Abraham by the 
 tree-woman. 
 
 V. 1 He moves them to stand in their liberty, 3 and 
 not observe circumcision ; but rather love, which 
 IS the sum of the law: 19 be reckoneth up the 
 woi Ks Of the flesh, 22 and the fruits of the Spirit • 
 
 25 ana exhorts to walk in the Spirit. ’ 
 
 mildly with a brother 
 that hath slipped, 2 and to bear one another’s 
 burdens ; 6 to be liberal to their teachers : 9 and 
 not weary of well-doing: 12 he shews what they 
 nitend that preach circumcision : 14 he glories 
 in nothing, save the cross of Christ. 
 
 ^ fortitude in 
 
 ®?korts them to unity, and to all humble- 
 y example ot Christ’s humility 
 
 and exaltation : to a caretui proceeding in the 
 way ot salvation, that they be as lights to the 
 wicked world, 16 and comforts to him their apos- 
 tle, who IS now reaily to be offered up to God. 15 
 He hopes to send limothy to them, whom he 
 
 whnm^i ^ Epaphroditus also, 
 
 whom he presently sends to them. 
 
 ii 1. 1 He warns them to beware of the false teachery 
 ot the circumcision, 4 shewing that himself hath 
 
 f^ u ^ke righteous¬ 
 
 ness ot the law ;7 which notwithstanding he counts 
 as dung and loss to gain Christ and his righteou^ 
 ness, 12 tlierem acknowledging his own imper- 
 tection. In lie exhorts them to be thus mimted. 
 17 to mutate him, 18 and to decline the wavs of 
 carnal men. 
 
 fy* ^ I rorn particular admonitions, 4 he proceeds 
 to general exbqrtatiqiis, 10 shewing how he re¬ 
 joiced at their liberality towards him lying in pri- 
 soii’ not so much tor the supply of his own wants, 
 as tor the grace of God in them: 19 and concludes 
 with prayer and salutations. 
 
 COLOSSIANS. 
 
 I.^After salutation, Paul thanks God for their faith 
 tliP?'t4,r'?i® ’.''e doctnneqf Epaphras, 9 prays tur- 
 
 trop Phriii 'describes the 
 
 true Christ, 21 encourageth them to receive Jesus 
 TT^ 1 Tj ’ kis own ministry. 
 
 ^ R }, h ® them to be constant in Christ, 
 
 ot philosophy and vain traditions, 18 
 
 whirh’afp"^ * 1 ^ P ceremonies, 
 
 which are ended in Christ. 
 
 111 . 1 He shews Where we should seek Christ. 5 
 He exhorts to moilrlication, to put off the old man 
 and to put on Christ; 12’exhorting 
 
 T kuini ity, and other several duties. . 
 
 . 1 He exhorts them to be fervent in prayer 5 to 
 walk wisely toward them that are notyet^me 
 the true knowledge of Christ. 10 He salutes them 
 and wishes them all prosperity. 
 
 EPHESIANS. 
 
 I. After the salutation, 3 and thanksgiving for the 
 Ephesians, 4 he treats of our election, 6 and 
 adoption by grace, 11 which is the true and pro¬ 
 per fountain of man’s salvation ; 13 and because 
 the height of this mystery cannot easilv' be at¬ 
 tained unto by man’s power, 16 he prays that 
 they may come 18 to the full knowledge and 20 
 possession thereof in Christ. 
 
 IE By comparing what we were 3 by nature, 
 with what we are by grace ; 10 he declares, that 
 we are made for good works; and 13 beiim 
 brought near by Christ, should not live as 11 
 Gentiles, and 12 foreigners in time past, but as 
 ^'’® saints, and the family of God 
 
 lll.ol he hidden mystery ,6 that the Gentiles should 
 
 be saved, was made known to Paul by revelation • 
 8 and to him was that grace given, that 9 he should 
 preach it. 13 He desires them not to faint for 
 his tribulation, 1 1 and prays 19 that they mav 
 perceive the great love of Christ toward them. 
 
 IV • 1 He exhorts to unity; 7 and declares that 
 God therefore gives divers 11 gifts to men, that 
 jus church might be 13 edified, and 15 grow iin 
 . 9 ^'^® them from the impurity 
 * ®r 9 i®’^^* ®®’ put on the new man ; 25 to 
 cast off lying, and 29 corrupt communication. 
 
 V. After general Exhortations to love, 3 to llee 
 fornication, 4 and all uncleanness, 7 not to con- 
 verse with the vyicked, 15 to walk warily, and 
 to be 18 filled with the Spirit, 22 he descends to 
 the particular duties, how wives ought to obey 
 their husbands, 25 and husbands ought to love 
 
 Christ doth his church. 
 
 VI. 1 the duty of children to parents, 5 and ser¬ 
 
 vants to masters. 10 Our life is a warfare, 12 not 
 only against flesh and blood, but also spiritual 
 enemies. 13 1 he complete armour of a Christian, 
 18 and how it ought to be used. 21 I’ychicus is 
 commended. • 
 
 PHILIPPTANS. 
 
 I. Paul testifieth his thankfulness to God, and his 
 -love towards them, for the fruits of .their faith, 
 and rellqwshipin hissufferings, 9 daily praying to 
 iiim ror their increase in jrrace : 1 C he shews what 
 good the faith ot Christ haci received by his 
 troubles at Rome, 21 and how ready he is to 
 glorify Christ either by his life or death: 27 
 
 I THESSALONIANS. 
 
 I. TheThessalonians are given to understand both, 
 how mindful of them Paul was at all times in 
 thanksgiving and prayer; 5 and also how well he 
 was persuaded of the truth and sincerity of their 
 faith and conversion to God. 
 
 II. 1 In what manner the gospel was brought and 
 
 ^^® i h^ssalonians, and in what sort 
 also they received It. 18 A reason is rendereri both 
 why Paul was so long absent from them, and also 
 why he was so desirous to see them. 
 
 III. 1 Paul testifies his great love to the Thessalo- 
 
 nians ; partly by sending Timothy unto them 
 to strengthen and comfort them ; partly bv re¬ 
 joicing in their well-doing; 10 and partly bv 
 praying tor them, and desiring a safe coinin’*^ 
 unto them. “ 
 
 IV. 1 He exhorts them to walk in all manner of god 
 Jiii^ess, 6 to live holy and justly, 9 to love one an 
 Other, 11 andquietly to follow tiieir own business * 
 13 and last of all to sorrow moderately for the 
 dead : 15 and to his last exhortation is annexed a 
 brief description of the resurrection, and second 
 coming ot Christ to judgment. 
 
 I.H,® proceeds in the former description of 
 Christ s coming to judgment, 14 and gives divers 
 precepts, 23 and so concludes the epistle. 
 
 II THESSALONIANS. 
 
 I. Paul certifies them of the good opinion which 
 he liad ot their feith, love, and patience ; 11 and 
 therewithal useth divers reasons for the comforting 
 ot them in persecution, whereof the chief is taken 
 "om the righteous judgment of God. 
 
 II. 4 He wills them to continue stedfast in the 
 truth received ; 3 shews that there shall be a de- 
 parture from the faith, 8 and a discovery of an¬ 
 tichrist, before the day ot the Lord come ': 15 and 
 thereupon repeats his former exhortation, and 
 prays tor them. 
 
 III. 1 He begs their prayers for himself, 3 and fesfi- 
 lies Whitt confidence he has in them, 5 makes re¬ 
 quest to God in their behalf, 6 gives them divers 
 precepts, especially to shun idleness and ill com- 
 pany, 16 and lastof all concludes with prayer and 
 salutation. 
 
 I TIMOTHY. 
 
 I. Timqthj^ is put in mind of the charge which 
 was given unto him by Paul at his going to Mace¬ 
 donia, 5 of the right use and end of the law, ]i of 
 Paul’s cal ling to he an apostle, 20 and Hymeneus 
 and Alexander. 
 
 II. 1 That it is meet to pray and give thanks for all 
 men, and the reason why. 9 How women should 
 be attired. 12 They are not permitted to teach. 15 
 Ijiey shall be saved, notwithstanding the testimo*- 
 nies of God’s wrath, in childbirth, if they continue 
 in taith. 
 
 III. How bishops, deacons, and their wives, should 
 be qualified : 14 and to what end Paul wrote to 
 I imqthy qt these things. 15 Of the church, and 
 the blessed truth therein taught and professed 
 
 IV. 1 He foretells that in the latter times there shall 
 
 be a departure from the faith. 6 And to the end 
 that I imotliy might not fail in doinsr liis dufv 
 t'h reffldivers precepts relating 
 
 \ . 1 Rules to be observed in reproving. 3 Of wi- 
 u "ifil ^19/elders. 23 A precept for Timothy’s 
 nealth. .4 Some men’s sins go before unto jud«- 
 ment, and some men’s do follow after. ” 
 
 V I I Of the duty of servants. 3 Not to have fellow¬ 
 ship with new-fangled teachers. 6 Godliness is 
 great gain, 10 and love of money the root of all 
 evil. 11 What Timothy is to flee, and what to 
 
SUMMARY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 follow ; 17 and whereof to admonish the rich. 20 
 To keep tlie purity of true doctrine, and to avoid 
 profane jaugliugs. 
 
 II TIMOTHY. 
 
 I. Paul’s love to Timothy, and the unfeigned faith 
 whicl) was in Timothy himself, l)is mother, and 
 grandmother, 3 He is exhorted to stir up tlie 
 gift of God which was in him, 8 to be stedfast 
 and patient in persecution, 13 and to persist in 
 the fo'rm and truth of that doctrine which he had 
 learned of him. 15 Pliygellus and Hermogenes, 
 and such like, are noted, and Onesiphorus is 
 highly contmended. 
 
 II. He is exhorted again to constancy and perse¬ 
 verance, and ta do the duty of a faithful servant 
 of the Lord in dividing the word aright, and 
 shunning profane and vain babblings. 17 Of 
 ^l.-’rneneus and Philetus. 19 The foundation of 
 the Lord is sure. £2 He is taught whereof to be¬ 
 ware, and what to follow after, and in what sort 
 the servant of the Lord ought to behave himself. 
 
 HI. 1 He advertises him of the times to come, 6 
 describes the enemies of the truth, 10 propounds 
 unto him his own example, 16 and commends 
 the holy Scriptures. 
 
 IV. 1 He exhorts him to do his duty with all care 
 and diligence, 6 certifies him of the nearness of 
 his death, 9 wills him to come speedily unto 
 him, and 11 to bring Mark with him. and cer¬ 
 tain other things which he wrote for, 14 warns 
 him to beware of Alexander the smith, 16 in¬ 
 forms him what had befallen him at his first an¬ 
 swering, 19 and soon after he concludes. 
 
 TITUS. 
 
 I. For what end Titus was left in Crete. 6 How 
 they that are to be chosen ministers ought to be 
 qualified. 11 The mouths of evil teachers to be 
 Stopped ; 12 and what manner of men they be. 
 
 II. 1 Directions given unto Titus, both for his doc¬ 
 trine and life. 9 Of the duty of servants, and, 
 in general, of all Christians. 
 
 III. 1 Titus is yet further directed by Paul both 
 concerning the things he should teach, and not 
 teach. 10 He is willed also to reject obstinate 
 heretics : 12 which done, he appoints him both 
 time and place, wherein he should come unto 
 him, and so concludes. 
 
 PHILEMON. 
 
 Paul rejoices to hear of the faith and love of Phi¬ 
 lemon ; 9 whom he desires to forgive his servant 
 Onesimus, and lovingly to receive him again. 
 
 HEBREWS. 
 
 I. Christ in these last times coming to us from the 
 Father, 4 is preferred above the angels, both in 
 erson and office. 
 
 1 We ought to be obedient to Christ Jesus, 5 
 and that because he vouchsafed to take our na¬ 
 ture upon him, 14 as it was necessary. 
 
 III. 1 Christ is more worthy than Moses : 7 there¬ 
 fore if we believe not in him, we shall be more 
 worthy of punishment than hard-hearted Israel. 
 
 IV. 1 The rest of Chi istiar.s is attained by faith. 
 
 12 The power of God’s word. 14 By our High- 
 priest, Jesus the Son of God, subject to infirmi¬ 
 ties, but not to sin, 16 we must and may go 
 boldly to the throne of grace. 
 
 V. 1 The authority and honour of our Saviour’s 
 priesthood. 11 Negligence in the knowledge 
 thereof is reproved. 
 
 VI. 1 He exhorts not to fall back from the faith, 
 11 but to be stedfa.st, 12 diligent, and patient to 
 wait upon God, 13 because God is most sure in 
 his promise. 
 
 VII. 1 Christ Jesus is a priest after the order of 
 Melchisedec, 11 and so far more excellent than 
 the priests of Aaron’s order. 
 
 VIII. 1 By the eternal priesthood of Christ, the 
 Levitical p.nesthood of Aaron is abolished, 7 and 
 the temporal covenant with the fathers, by the 
 eternal covenant of the gospel. 
 
 IX. 1 The description of the rights and bloody sa¬ 
 crifices of the law, 11 far inferior to the dignity 
 and perfectionof the blood and sacrifice of Christ. 
 
 X. 1 The weakness of the law sacrifices. 10 The 
 sacrifice of Christ’s body once offered, 14 for 
 ever hath taken away sins. 19 An exhortation to 
 hold fast the faith, with patience and thanksgiving. 
 
 XI. 1 What faith is. 6 Without faith we cannot 
 please God. 7 The worthy fruits thereof in the 
 fathers of old time. 
 
 XII. 1 An exhortation to constant faith, patience, 
 and godliness. £2 A commendation of the Xew 
 Testament above the Old. 
 
 XIII. 1 Divers admonitions, as to charity, 4 to 
 honest life, 5 to avoid covetousness, 7 to regard 
 God’s preachers, 9 to fake heed of strange doc¬ 
 trines, 10 to confess Christ, 16 to give aims, 17 
 to obey governors, 18 to pray for the apostle. 20 
 The conclusion. 
 
 JAMES. 
 
 I. We are to rejoice under the cross, 5 to ask wis¬ 
 dom of God, 13 and in our trials not to impute 
 our weakness or sins unto him, 22 but rather to 
 hearken to the word, to meditate in it, and do 
 thereafter: 26 otherwise men may seem, but 
 never be, truly religious. 
 
 II. 1 It is not agreeable to Christian profession to 
 regard the rich, and to despise the poor brethren : 
 
 13 rather we are to be loving and merciful; 14 
 and not to boast of faith where no fruits are, if 
 which is but a dead faith, 19 the faith of devils, 
 21 and not of Abraham, 25 and Kahab. 
 
 III. 1 We are not rashly or arrogantly to reprove 
 Others, 5 but rather to bridle tlie tongue, a little 
 
 member, but a powerful instrument of much good, 
 and great harm. 13 They who be truly wise, be 
 mild and peaceable without envying and strife. 
 
 IV. 1 We are to strive against covetousness, 4 in¬ 
 temperance, 3 pride, 11 detraction, and rashjudg- 
 rnent of others : 13 and not to be confident in the 
 good success of worldly business; but mindful 
 ever of the uncertainty of this life, to commit our¬ 
 selves and all our affairs to God’s providence. 
 
 V. 1 Wicked rich men are to fear God’s vengeance. 
 7 We ought to be patient in afflictions, after the 
 example of the prophets and Job; 12 to forbear 
 swearing ; 13 to pray in adversity, to sing in pros¬ 
 perity ; 16 to acknowledge mutually our several 
 faults, to pray for each other ; 19 and to restore 
 a straying brother to the truth, 
 
 I PETER. 
 
 I. Peter blesses God for his manifold spiritual 
 graces, 10 shewing that the salvation of Christ is 
 no news, but a thing prophesied of old : 1.3 and 
 exhorts them accordingly, to a godly conversa¬ 
 tion, forasmuch as they are now born anew by 
 the word of God. 
 
 II. 1 He dehorts them from the breach of charity; 
 4 shewing that Christ is the foundation whereon 
 they are built. 11 He beseeches them also to ab¬ 
 stain from fleshly lusts, 13 to be obedient to ma¬ 
 gistrates, 18 and teaches servants how to obey 
 their masters, 20 patiently suffering for well¬ 
 doing, after the example of Christ. 
 
 III. 1 He teaches the duty of wives and husbands 
 to each other, 8 exhorting all men to unity and 
 love, 14 and to suffer persecution. 19 He declares 
 also the benefits of Christ towards the old world. 
 
 IV. 1 He exhorts them to cease from sin by the ex¬ 
 ample of Christ, and the consideration of the 
 general end that now approaches : 12 and com¬ 
 forts them against persecution. 
 
 V. 1 He exhorts the elders to feed their flocks; 5 
 the younger to obey ; 8 and all to be sober, 
 watchful, and constant in the faith, 9 to resist the 
 cruel adversary the devil. 
 
 II PETER. 
 
 I. Confirming them in hope of the increase of 
 God’s graces, 5 he exhorts them by faith and good 
 works tp make their calling and election sure : 12 
 whereof lie is careful to remember them, knowing 
 that his death is at hand ; 16 and warns them to be 
 constant in the faith of Christ, who is the true 
 Son of God, by the eye-witness of the apostles’ 
 beholding his majesty, and by tlie testimony of the 
 Father and the prophets. 
 
 II. 1 He foretells them of false teachers, shewing 
 the impiety and punishment both of them and 
 their followers; 7 from which the godly shall be 
 delivered, as Lot was out of Sodom ; 10 and 
 more fully describes the manners of those pro¬ 
 fane and blasphemous seducers, whereby they 
 niay be the better known and avoided. 
 
 III. 1 He assures them of the certainty of Christ’s 
 coming to judgment, against those scoiners who 
 dispute against it: 8 warning the godly for the long 
 patience pf God, to hasten their repentance. 10 
 He describes also the manner how the world shall 
 bedestroyed : 11 exhorting them from the expecta¬ 
 tion thereof, to all holiness of life ; 15 and again 
 to think the patience of God to tend to their sal¬ 
 vation, as Paul wrote to them in his epistles. 
 
 I JOHN. 
 
 I. He describes the person of Christ, in whom we 
 have eternal life by a communion with God. 5 
 Holiness of life will testify the truth of that our 
 communion. Faith assures us of the forgiveness 
 of our sins by Christ’s death. 
 
 II. 1 He comforts them against the sins of infirmity. 
 3 Rightly to know God, is to keep his command¬ 
 ments, 9 to love our brethren, 15 and not to love 
 the world. 18 We must beware of seducers : 20 
 from whose deceits the godly are safely preserv¬ 
 ed by perseverance through faith. 
 
 III. 1 He declares the singular love of God tow'ards 
 us, in making us his sons ; 3 who therefore ought 
 obediently to keep his commandments, 11 as also 
 brotherly to love one another. 
 
 IV. 1 He warns them not to believe all teachers 
 who boast of the Spirit, but to try them by the 
 rules of the Christian faith; 7 and by many rea¬ 
 sons exhorts to brotherly love. 
 
 V. 1 He that loves God, loves his children, and 
 keeps his commandments ; 3 which to the faithful 
 are light, and not grievous. 9 Jesus is the Son of 
 Gofi, able to save us, 14 and to hear our prayers, 
 which we make for ourselves, and for others. 
 
 II JOHN. 
 
 He exhorts a certain honourable matron, with her 
 children, to persevere in Christian love and be¬ 
 lief, 8 lest they love the reward of their former 
 profession ; 10 and to have nothing to do with 
 those seducers that bring not the true doctrine of 
 Christ Jesus. 
 
 III JOHN. 
 
 He commends Gains for his piety, 5 and hospita¬ 
 lity, 7 to true preachers ; 9 complaining ot the 
 unkind dealing of ambitions Diolrephes on the 
 contrary side, 11 whose evil example is not to he 
 followed ; 12 and gic-es special testimony to the 
 good report of Demetrius, 
 
 JUDE. 
 
 He exhorts them to be constant in the profession 
 of the faith. 4 False teachers are crept in to se¬ 
 duce them ; for whose damnable doctrine and 
 manners, horrible punishment is prepared : 20 
 whereas the godly, by the assistance of the Holy 
 
 Spirit, and prayers to God, may persevere, and 
 grow in grace, and keep themselves, and recover 
 others out of the snares of those deceivers. 
 
 REVELATION. 
 
 r. John writes his Revelation to tlie seven churches 
 of Asia, signified by the seven golden candle¬ 
 sticks. 7 The coming of Christ. 14 11 is glorious 
 power and majesty. 
 
 II. 1 What is commanded to be written to the an¬ 
 gels (that is, the ministers) of the churches of 1 
 Ephesus, 8 Smyrna, 12 Pergamos, 18 T'hyatira : 
 and what is commended, or found wanting, in 
 them. 
 
 III. 1 The angel of the church of Sardis is reproved, 
 3 exhorted to repent, and threatened if he do not 
 repent. 8 The angel of the church of Philadelphia 
 ](_) is approved lor his diligence and patience. 
 
 15 The angel of Laodicea is rebuked, tor being 
 neither hot nor cold, 19 and admonished to be 
 more zealous. 20 Christ stands at the door and 
 knocks. 
 
 IV. 2 John sees the throne of God in heaven. 4 
 The four-and-twenty elders. 6 'The four beasfs 
 full of eyes before and behind. 10 'The elders 
 lay down their crowns, and worship him that sat 
 on the throne, 
 
 V. 1 'The book sealed with seven seals; 9 which 
 only the Lamb that was slain is woi thy to open. 
 12 'Therefore the elders praise him, 9 and confess 
 that he redeemed them with his blood. 
 
 VI. 1 'The opening of the seals in order, and what 
 followed thereupon ; containing a prophecy to 
 the end of the world. 
 
 VI I. 3 An angel seals the servants of God in their 
 foreheads. 4'The number of them that were scal¬ 
 ed ; of the tribes of Israel a certain number, 9 
 of all other nations an innumerable multitude, 
 wliicli stand before the throne, clad in white 
 robes, and palms in their hands. 14 'Their robes 
 were washed in the blood of the Lamb. 
 
 VIII. 1 At the opening of the seventh seal, 2 seven 
 angels had seven trumpets given them. 6 Four 
 of them sound their trumpets, and great plagues 
 follow. .3 Another angel puts incense to the 
 prayers of the saints on the golden altar. 
 
 IX. 1 A star falls from heaven at the sounding of 
 the fifth angel, to whom is given the key of the 
 bottomless pit, 2 He opens the pit, 3 and there 
 come forth locusts like scorpions. 12 'The first 
 woe past. 13 'The sixth trumpet sounds. 14 Four 
 angels are let loose that were bound. 
 
 X. 1 A mighty strong angel appears with a book 
 open in his hand. 6 He swears by him that lives 
 for ever, that there shall be no more time. 9 
 John is commanded to take and eat the book. 
 
 XL 3 'The two witnesses prophesy. 6 They have 
 ower to shut heaven, that it rain not. 7 'The 
 east shall fight against them, and kill them. 8 
 'They lie unburied, 11 and after three days and 
 an half rise again. 14 'The second woe is past. 
 15'The seventh trumpet sounds. 
 
 Xl r. 1 A woman clothed with the sun travails. 4 
 T he great red dragon stands before her, ready to 
 devour her child. 6 When she was delivered she 
 fled into the wilderness. 7 Michael and his angels 
 fight with the dragon, and prevail. 1.3 The 
 dragon being cast down unto the earth, perse¬ 
 cutes the woman. 
 
 XIII. 1 A beast rises out of the sea, with seven 
 heads and ten horns, to whom the dragon gives 
 his power, 11 Another beast comes up out of 
 the earth ; 14 cau.ses an image to be made of the 
 former beast, 15 and that menshould worship it, 
 
 16 and receive his mark. 
 
 XI V. 1 T he Lamb, standing on mount Sion, with 
 his company ; 6 an angel preaches the gospel. 8 
 'The fall of Babylon. 15 'The harvest of the 
 w;orld, and putting in of the sickle. 20 'Tlie 
 vintage and wine-press of the wrath of God. 
 
 XV. 1 'The seven angels with the seven last plagues. 
 
 3 '.file song of them that overcome the beast. 7 
 'The seven vials full of the wrath of God. 
 
 XVI. 2 'The angels pour out the vials full of wrath : 
 
 6 The plagues that follow thereupon. 15 Christ 
 comes as a thief. Blessed are they that watch. 
 
 XVII. .3. 4 A woman arrayed in purple and scar¬ 
 let, with a golden cup jn her hand, sits upon the 
 beast, 5 which is great Babylon, the mother of 
 all abominations. 9 'The interpretation of the 
 seven heads, 12 and the ten horns. 14 'The 
 victory of the Lamb. 16 The punishment of the 
 whore. 
 
 XV 111.2 Babylon is fallen. 4 The people of God 
 commanded to depart out of her. 9 T lie kings of 
 the earth, 11 with the merchants and mariners, 
 lament over her. £ 1 ) 'The saints rejoice for the 
 judgments of (iod upon her. 
 
 XIX. 1 God is praised in heaven for judging the 
 great whore, and avenging the blood of his saints. 
 
 7 T he marriage of the Lamh. 10 I he angel will 
 not be worshipped. 17 'The fowls called to the 
 great slaughter. 
 
 XX. 2 Satan bound for a thousand years. 5 The 
 first resurrection ; 6 they are blessed that have 
 part therein. 7 Satan let loose again. 8 Gog 
 and Magog. 10 1 he devil cast into the lake of 
 fire and Hrimstone. 12 The last and general re¬ 
 surrection. 
 
 XXL 1 A new heaven and a new earth. 10 The 
 heavenly Jerusalem, with a full description 
 thereof. 2.3 She needefh no sun, the glory of God 
 is her light. 24 'The kings of the earth bring their 
 riches unto her. 
 
 XA' 11 . 1 '1 he river of the water of life. 2 'Fhe tree 
 ot life. 5 T he light of the city of tJod is himself. 
 
 9 T he angel will not be worsliipped. 18 Nothing 
 may he added to the word of God, nor taken 
 therefrom. 
 
 719 
 
THE 
 
 NAMES AND ORDER 
 
 OF ALL THE 
 
 BOOKS OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, 
 
 N 
 
 WITH THE 
 
 NUMBER OF THEIR CHAPTERS. 
 
 _ . 
 
 THE BOOKS AND CHAPTERS IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. 
 
 GENESIS . . 
 
 EXODUS . 
 l,EVir!CUS 
 NUMBERS 
 DEU I ERONOMY 
 JOSHUA . 
 JUDGES . 
 
 RUI lI . 
 
 1 SAMUEL 
 ]1 SAMUEL 
 
 I KINGS . 
 
 II KINGS . 
 
 I CHRONICLES 
 
 CHAPS. 
 
 . 50 
 
 TI CHRONICLES . 
 
 
 
 
 
 CHAPS. 
 
 . .36 
 
 DANIEL . 
 
 
 40 
 
 EZRA .... 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 10 
 
 IIOSEA 
 
 
 27 
 
 N EH EMI AH . 
 
 
 
 
 
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 1.3 
 
 JOBL . , 
 
 
 .16 
 
 ESTHER . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 AMOS , 
 
 
 .31 
 
 JOB .... 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 42 
 
 OBADIAII . 
 
 
 24 
 
 PSALMS . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1.50 
 
 JONAH 
 
 
 21 
 
 PROVERBS 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 .31 
 
 MICAH 
 
 
 4 
 
 ECCLBSIASTES . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 12 
 
 NAHUM . 
 
 
 .31 
 
 SOLOMON’S SONG 
 
 
 
 
 
 * 
 
 8 
 
 HABAKKUK 
 
 
 24 
 
 ISAIAH 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 66 
 
 ZHPIIANIAH 
 
 
 22 
 
 JEREMIAH 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 52 
 
 HAGGAl . 
 
 
 2.5 
 
 LAMEN'l'ATIONS . 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 5 
 
 ZECHARTAH 
 
 
 29 
 
 EZEKIEL . . 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 48 
 
 MALACIli . 
 
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 THE BOOKS AND CHAPTERS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT. 
 
 MAJUTIEW 
 
 MARK 
 
 J.UKE 
 
 JOHN 
 
 ACIS 
 
 ROMANS . 
 
 I CORINTHIANS 
 
 II CORINTHIANS 
 GALATIANS . 
 
 CHAPS. 
 
 . 28 
 . 16 
 . 24 
 . 21 
 . 28 
 . 16 
 . 16 
 . l.'l ' 
 . 6 , 
 
 CHAPS. 
 
 EPHESIANS . 
 PHILIPPIANS; 
 
 CO LOSS IANS . 
 
 I Til ESSA LON IANS 
 TI THESSA LON IANS 
 ITIMOIHY 
 
 II TIMOTHY . 
 TITUS 
 PHILEMON 
 
 HEBREWS 
 
 JAMES 
 
 I PETER . 
 
 II PETER . 
 
 I JOHN 
 
 II JOHN . 
 
 III JOHN . 
 JUDE . 
 REVELATION 
 
 CHAP! 
 
 THE BOOKS AND CHAPTERS OF THE APOCRYPHA. 
 
 CHAPS. 
 
 F.SDRAS 
 II ESDRAS 
 
 TOBTT . . . . 
 JUDITH . . . . 
 THE REST OF ESTHER 
 
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 16 
 
 14 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 WISDOM.19 
 
 ECCLESIASTICUS.51 
 
 BARUCH, WITH THE EPISTLE op 
 
 JEREMIAH.6 
 
 THE SONG OF THE THREE CHILDREN. 
 
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 THE STORY of SUSANNAH. 
 
 THE IDOL BEL AND the DRAGON. 
 
 THE PRAYER OF MANASSE.S. 
 
 I MACCABEES . . . . , 
 
 II MACCABEES . . . . 
 
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